http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/28d71c192dbd9948c6ca7df22ce76f87.pdf e80ea4a2c1e65d63f020bbaecb52c6a9 PDF Text Text ,. . e • • • at y • enttne /Punishment Maintained on Oil I Village also Hit by Bombs In Tragic Targeting Error 0 - JAN Q • Material D'"g'ld or Inccwpl•te .• Material to Micro fila $ • D'Mpd or Incoaplete aterial ReplAced 1 2 J 4 a 9 16 10 17 24 11 15 22 t9 2J JJ 1a 25 5 12 19 26 SAIGON (UPI) - U. s. warplanes destroyed oil In· stallations near Haiphong today for the third consecutive day, underlining President Johnson's threat to punish North Viet Nam until it is ready to talk peace. Planes hit within 15 miles of the big port. U. S. planes also struck Viet Cong positions in South Viet Nam but in a tragic error accidentally dumped their bombs on a Vietnamese village, killing five civilians and wounding 43 others. The accident occurred about 15 miles north of the Bien Hoa Air Base near Saigon. province. In the ground war, troops of The raids were a continuation the u. S. 1st Infantry Division 60 of the systematic de!ltruction of miles northeast of Saigon were North Viet Nam's petroleum chasing the remnants of a Viet and oil supplies. The biggest Cong battalion back into raids came Wednesday when Cambodia, A U. S. officer said Air Force and Navy jets the Communisits apparently knocked out about 50 per cent struck from Cambodia but were of the country's oil storage routed with a loss of 320 Viet i capacity in raids on the fringes Cong dead. of Hanoi and Haiphong. This Communist China reacted for was followed up with attacks the first time today to the on three smaller l'aclllties north attacks on oil storage depots on' of Hanoi Thursday. the ou !skirts of Hanoi and The spokesman said the Haiphong. II said the attacks tragic accident occurred u the brought "the U. S. aggressors three FlOOs were attempting to one step nearer to their jettison their unused bomb grave." But it did not threaten oads over a designated jettison a Korean-type intervention. area about 15 miles north of Communist diplomats !n Bin Hoo air base. London said Red China is The bombs failed to release "virtually certain" to steer properly as the pilots pulled out clear of direct armed conflict of their runs and the deadly with the United States unless cannisters fell on the village China itself is attacked. Peking of Ta Nuyeri. was said to fear any first Trucks and helicopters carry· attack on China would hit her 111g medical aid rushed to the nuclear installations In Sinkiang area. 6 lJ 20 27 FEB 7 14 21 26 1 8 15 22 9 16 23 J 4 10 17 24 11 1a 25 5 12 19 26 ,,I 6 7 1) 20 27 14 21 2a 29 31 · w;-R-·--i-·-·- -z-·--;-- -;;·-·-·-5-·-·-·6 -·-·-·7 -·-·-·-t-·-·-·:.;·;·-·-i-- -z- ~- -j-·- -·4 -·- -·5·-·-·-;,·-·-·-;/ ., 1 I a 15 22 29 9 16 2) 10 17 24 ~ ~ 11 18 25 12 19 26 13 20 27 14 21 26 a 15 22 29 9 16 2J 10 17 24 11 16 25 12 19 26 13 20 27 14 21 28 ~ - - -·- · -·--- · -·-·---------·- · - · -·- · ·· · -·- · ··- · ··- - ---·-·-·- · -·····~-- ----· -·- · · · · · · · - -- - - - - · - · - - -------·- - - - ----- - - - --- - ---·-·-·- · MAY 6 7 11 1a 5 12 19 1) 20 14 21 25 26 27 28 1 2 J 4 8 15 9 16 10 17 22 23 24 29 JO J1 i JUNE -·-·-·-r·:·l-·-·-·-· JL'L 1.-2) -2 -~~ 9 1 2 J 4 8 15 22 9 16 2J 10 17 24 11 18 25 29 ~ 5 12 19 26 6 7 lJ 20 27 14 21 28 DEPOSIT CHECK - Richard Sayre, left foreground, director of the Gallla-Meigs Community Ac:tlo~ Program, deposits a $30,000 check as the first df two settlements from the Federal Government for the Nmghborhood Youth Program being operated in Gallia and Meigs with 120 youths havin_g summer Jobs. The s~cond. settle!'lent will be for $30,010. Receiving the deposit at the Citizens National Bank of Mid~leport ts execubve vtce prestdei!t and cashier, Mr. Paul Smart, while Clarence Thompson, director of the progra1_11 m Galha county, and Larry Momson, right, foreground, ,overall program director, look on. Ronald Deem, Metgs county Program Dtrector, Is not pictured. The' first of the NYC program checks was distributed to workers last Thursd.ay. .ts Answer -::~N(UPl)-Red~:~ TedBeegie LBJ Awal APPointed ~;;.., 16 21~~ OCT 10 17 24~~~~~~~ NOV 1 1 2 8 15 22 29 9 16 2J JO 3 10 17 24 31 11 18 25 12 19 26 1J 20 27 14 21 2a ·'"-----"'·- -- ----· - --·- ·- -- --- --- ----- -- ----·-·---···-·-·- ·---·-·-···-···--- --·-·- ···-·-···-·-·----- ------·--- --·-·· J 4 5 6 7 DEC 1 2 4 5 6 2 J 7 - 9 16 10 11 12 13 14 21 6 15 17 16 19 20 21 za 22 2) 2'• 25 26 27 28 29 ~ 31 6 9 10 ll 12 1J 14 15 22 16 23 17 24 18 19 20 25 21, 27 29 JO 21::2? 0 ready to start peace talks at a moment's notice - any" time, any where, on any sound lnvi· tation - ''to end the killtr.g in . the sou th and Ihe bombin~ m the North." He also let his critics In Washmgton and the youths who picketed him in Des Moines know that he believes the Viet Cong are banking on dissension in the United States to pull out a victory for them. The President wound it u~ by . r1tv flying to his Johnson ranch, 70 miles from San Antonio, for a long Fourth 01 July weekend. His wife, Lady Bird, his daughter, Luci, and Loci's fiance, Pat Nugent - all companions of the Midwest tour . "th h" were wt 1m. Part of the time Thursday, Johnson was talking in warm and emotional terms to the teDE of thousands who turned out on roadsides, city streets, 1iverbanks, corn fields and auditor· iums to hear him proc!a•:n peace and property of the top of his voice. But some of the 1·une he was talkiilg loud and clear directly to Hanoi. • er Fultz L.eads County Campru•gn for Mill Pages Pl•o:lcocod thio Sheet OVERSIZED (cm:r 18 r lrlC:.::~ or 2.5 b1cb) W·LO TEMPS NEW YORK !UP!) - The West Originally VIrginia, KeUey Ia a sion. from Elklu, graduate of Waverly llip Sehoul and Ohio Slate Univlll" oily wllh a degree Ia Eleclrio eal Eagilleering. Married wltl lwo daildren, the Kelleys live at 3480 Kimberly Avenue, C• I;!~~~~i~~!~ IIUIIbUS.· Selfdefense May Become CORE Maxim \:'est temperature reported BALTIMORE, Md. (UP!) uraday to the U. S. Weathe~ 1be ~iUtaat Congress of Racial . Bureau. excludina: Alaska and ~ualtty (CORE) opened 118 811 liatltlnal convention todayroMorlld Haw. ail, was 109. at .Blyllle, •official confirmed Calif The 1 th '""' . ow IS mornmg was the orgainzation may abandon ~=~~~ Theodore Beegle, resident of 42 at Greenville, Maine, Reno, nonviolence and assert Spring-av, Pomeroy, bas heen Nev., and Stampede Pass, Negroes' right to selfdefense. appointed acting Meigs High· Wash. National Director Floyd B. way Department Engineer by 1-w. !: <M-bWit .., McKissick, cont<eteddby tetoryl• the board of county commis· ~" • phone .at a hotel, sal a im 1 1 sioners, it was learned today. appearmg in a" Bat ore Beegle received the tempor· newspape~ •. was . substantialary appointment, effective ly ~orre.:t 10 quobng him 88 til such time as the county saymg the .Amertcan way publt·can execull·ve violence" would replace "the ·-------~ names a replacement for Christian way of nonvloleooe In Ill . ;; ii!Wl"!W._ late H. P. Christy, in a special tbe civil rights movement.'' session of the commissioners In an earlier statement Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. P. Lochary, general released~ newsmen, ~cKiJ. Mr. Christy, engineer since chairman, today announced a ~tck satd the black mans 1964, was killed Tuesday of Ibis bostess COI!lJilittee to be respon- lS close to runruog over. Attorney Bernard V. Fult' paign team," remarked Mil· paign In Meigs County and week when a tandem asphalt sihle for entertaininJ the 45 Isn't going to turn in his guD. · · today was named chaiJ'man of ler. "He has an enviable ~~- throughout the Tenth Congres· roller turned over on top of members of the Pittsburgh and his dignity as a man." the Meigs County Miller for ord of community activity ,n<J sional District a success." } him In Belpre while working American Wind SyiJIIlhony CORE associate national Congress Committee. achievement and we are COD· A member of the Executive on a road project. which will be in Pomeroy' July rector Lincuin 0. Lynch, . fident he will do everything in Committee of the Ohio State Ia nal Mr. Beegle, well-known rT - 28. during the convention last "I'm extremely happy Wllh his power to make our cam- B A . ti Fultz has been United Press teraa11 0 Metgs county, served as The symphony group, making In Durt un, N. C., supported our Congressional candidate, ar . ssocta on, CAPE. EKNNEDY (UPI) - ty surveyor from 1933-35 its second nnual appearance resolution declaring that people! Clarence E. Miller," said l,'ultz practicmg law in Pomeroy for 1be Uruled ~tales lalunlltecbed a was county engineer from 193a in Pomeroy, will present 811 subjected to violence in accepting the appointment. the last 10 years. He Is a tem· moon·momtortng sate on 8 through 1941. evening concert for adults aad allowed to retaliate, is said 0 "! feel he has demonstrated be.r aad past president the three-day voyage totodward loa Minutes of the conunissio11- a morning concert for children. be strongly in favor of moving! leadership ability .and now has ~~~eport-Pomeroy Rotary planned lunar orbit ay ers' special meeting aoled Both wUI be presented from the In the direction of seU'·PI"13tec~l entered upon a. htgh level, ag· Fultz attended RIO" Grande report on the radiation envtron· board was making the appoiot- group's barge which Ia special· lion for civil rights workers. gress1ve campatgn. CoUege was graduated from men! awaiting Apollo astra- ment in accordance t.o Section 1y constructed for 11. "We are looking forward to Two-yearo()ld Carl Gaganon, Ohio Northern University and nauts. 305.02 of !be Ohio Revised Makillll up the committee are Citizens Committee Mr. Miller meeting and hecom· R. D., Pomeroy, ~as rushed received his law degree from The 20 - ~~d physics labora· Code. It Is repPrted !be Mrs. Cedric Clark, Mrs. Hngh !ng acquainted with as many to Veterans Memortal Hospttal . tory, Amenca 8 answer to the live commiltee will make tbe Custer, Mrs. William B. Dow· To Unravel Fll88 Meigs County residents as pes- at 9:13 a. m. today after he Ohto State University. M~med, SovIet Luna 10 sate lllte decision on a fuUtlme actin& nie, Mrs. J. Edward Foster, MARTINS FERRY, slble before the November ~ac· had reportedly drank gasoUoe. and the father of three cbildren, launched three months • IIJO, highway department engineer Mrs. Bernard Fultz, M r s. (UPI) - A citizens committee, the lion," Fultz continued. Fultz resides at 129 Falrlane was sent on a course des~g~~ed within a liklay period from James Harley Mrs. Mild· designed to arbitrate a ~t=~ "We are Indeed fortunate to ::;oung Gaganon, son of Mr. nr;elge, M~dl~. ld . . to get II into orbit around th~ the tniie of Mr. Christy's death. red Hawley, Mr;. David Hlndy, dispute belween the Board li< have a man of Mr. Fultz' cali· a Mrs. Maruice ~aganon, s res ems .tn- moon Monday.without the usu The collllllissioners also vot- Mrs. Carl Horkey, Mn. Tbom· Education and the city's '""''"-'B::;:d~:i= br as a member of our cam· was .reported in saltsfactory terested In serviDg oa the Me1gs midway steenng correction. ed to vacate portions of Bed- 88 Hennessey Jr., Mrs. Emer- ers, Is being org111111ed here. e condition later this morning at County Miller lor Cnngreos The sleJ¥1er Delta rociet lord Township Road No. !6'1. 100 Joaea, Mn. AUan Leonard, Plans for tbe committee ,. · - • tbe hosplial. Tbe squad .run Committee are asked to con· carrying the s~tellite ~ This road 11 the <roe In wbicb Bruce Uoyd, Mrs. Rich- announced Thursday by the for J!te child was to 3a/ Spnng- tact Fultz. into the sky on tis 246,0QO.mile the county eommlsaionen ard Martin, Mrs. J. w. Morris, io!' chamber of eoD1111el'Ce, 10 av, !omeroy. journey at 12:al p.m. EST as Involved In litigation witb Mr. Mrs. Paul Nease, Mrs. Otarles lowing an Ohio Educalioa The . omeroy squad was also engineers successfully met a and Mrs. George Carper lnvol· Penlnpr, Mn. Grace Pratt, cation (OES) report wblicbl summoned at 9:14a.m. for Ben Service Announced launch period only lwo minutes 91ng access t.o the proposed !leW Mrs. NUton Rausb llld Mra. recommended .eslllhllsltntent defemed Kesterson, MinersvUle, wbo For Infant Son lollll. The launch originally wu Route 33• . Paul 8marl auch 1 group. had fallen aad was reported unscheduled Thursday but was conscious. The squad also trarur Funeral services lor Rodney postponed by heavy rain. ported Mrs. Kesterson to v~.t.. ·Dean CUne iDfaDt SOD of F" t I PFC Danny L. Shain qon of erans Memorial Hospl~'' ,Ciass Se~ Fred CUne !t~ VeleraDI Memorial Hospital Mr. IIJII) Mrs. !larry L. Sl!aln, · · ·~ former Linda Lou Helrlck Admlallfoal - Rober& DeJWult 2, Racine, arrived in Prices ~n ~ · r' , J111 be beld SUDday at 2 p. ~ Wees, .Pomeroy; Robyn Gibbs, . V1et NIIDI Saturday will\ t.~e 1 Qui ' • t T din '*'ijte Rawlings- Coats Flmer- Mason'; Darrell White, Middle- United Prell lalentalloltll &bougbt they were equal to tbe oldster $3 a month and pro-ibospltal 0 4th Baltallon, .502d Infantry e ra IJ iii' 'nome In Middleport. The port; JObn HUDIIIiU, Pomeroy; Medicare became a fact of task. 'fides, after a ~ Initial !Airborne). · . NEW YORK <VP9 - , Ices child waa two daya old at the Eula Matlack, Pomeroy. Ute today. Hoapltal l'irnfnh!tr• '1be nearly universal fee11Dc ment by the patient, The unit departed June 6 opened higher in moderately time o1 deatb. Dldaraes - Carolyn Mal:- t.on said they were reaciJ lor wu tbat somehow, aomeway bulk of the IIIOileJ for .....,tori from Fo.rt campbell. Ky., where active trading on the New Vork IJ'he bodJ wu to be flown f!J1, Nara Jenka, Lawrence Me- IL the couatry's bospitall could bills. II bad beeD organtzed April 13 Stocll Elcbqe ~. from Kodiak, Alaska, and ar- Raffle, Dormll Busb, Joan The federal health Insurance eope with Ibis as they bad willa Civil rlgbts also waa an with persoanel ~ at the ~ortly after the openiog, the rive lo Parkersburg today. Greene, Cheryl Morris, Ella program that could Opell abort staffs, lack of lacllltlel principally In the South. The post. Ill Viet Nam !be oottai- Uruted Press laternatloaal Frlendll 0may caB at the ltmeral DouiJas. hospital doors to about 10 IIIII other problema. Department ·111 He.e!tb ·l!lduca- lllllpitals Ion bu '~ part of the aep- stock market lndicalof lhowed bome l1l)'lime Saturday. ReY. million AmeriWll over 85 went 11u1e Provillea t1on and Welfare 111c1' more ~ of arate· 173d' Airborne Brlpde. a &aiD of 0.40 per ceDI with Mu Donahue wW officiate, fiCARII EVIDENT Into effect at midnight. Basically, Medltare provides llaan 600 boaplqtla Ud failed 111 ~~~~~ SbaiD, 1 rllleman In !be bat.. '128 lssuea traded. There were Burial will be Ill the ·~~~verv~ew SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) Critics had predicted dartly up to 60 days of hospital care comply with cleaepeptiGD tallon'l .~ B, entered 402 adv811ces and 1S6 declines~ Cemetery. The scan of 1f montbl of 1 could result In a flood tide of with the patient paylnJ the lint qulremenll In time to . L. the Army 1D May 1161.and com. . . bllllld1 civil alrife Wlll'll evident elderly patients aeetlq admls- $40 and, If additional bospltal lor In Medicare 011 ebarged pleted ballc tralnlnfl at Fort Melp ~ral ~apltil LUCAL TEMPf . today • tbt Do'!)lnlllJll· Repub- lion to tile hoapltall. treatment Is required. MedlWith Kztox. Ky. . . • Adtlill•lri -:-· ~ Grl!nm., :'!'be leinpenturaill POmeroy's lie ~ J(!lq!lln Bal•guer But nearly aU bospltal care will oover the ~ts over will~ '!lie ·ll~ld 1101ct1er Is 1 Apple Grore, W. Va. ~,~nell ~ · at 11:10 a.m. aa ~l 'l'bere waa lltlle administrators qwestloned by $1.0 a day for another ao daya. b' 1963 gr~ of- llouttlft ~ ' Dilcllllrles - ·Vem . Utile, · . was; toe~ utfer fanfare '- just hope lor the fu- uaited Prest IDterni!IODal ID a 1be ~ part ct Medicare, -' lll&b ~.. J~~~~t~ ibllD. MarJe. Law•-. ~,- ., . •' lilrt pe~~e~ ~ ~~F~'· . . ~ .._. U. ~ 'llll!i!ll II WU )L ,. . . . . . . . .. ~..,. SAN MITQ]'I!O, Tex. (UP[) - 'l'rtliQent JOiinson wa1ted on his "'•••s ra'nch today lor a Communist answer to his h ll bl ds th car o()n· e-ta e c a enge: Come to the peace conference table or expect more bombings In North Viet Nam. Johnson laid In on the line Thursday In a pair of fo•·celul and often impassioned speeches in the corn belt cente•·3 of Omaha, Neb., and Des Moines, Iowa. He sent word to Hanoi that air strikes in North Viet Nam will continue, but that he is ,._ 5 aa today declared the Amcri· can bombinJ of targets at Hanoi aad Balphlllll brought "the U. S. a~rl ..•. oae otep nearer to their crave." Ii was Pekla'a lin& - · tloa to the attacb, 11:1;ily viewed as a mar.JL •sc ' ·on ,or • ef the viet Nam war. The charge was carried by the Communist New China News Agency in reports moo· llored here. Peking also charged the U. !1. had informed the Soviet Unloa of Its intentioa before •llacking tile strategic tar· .. o· ts Ia Nortb Viet Nam. lM& PROMOTED - Walter L (Bob) Kelley, Allsoeiate EBP aeer, Substation Division, COO lwnbus and Southern OW. Electric Compaay, bas ~ aamed Assistaat Supervloar, Test Procedures, same divi- Engineer • ·· ·jljllff> 1 1C0Dl0Uttee tO HOSt SymphOllY Js Announced M00n•wat Ch Satellite sLannehed RecoverS £rODI Drink of Gas lUl., PfcShainis In VietNam With503rd ;,'f .. '· H • I I ospJta s 1 " are Ready forM �" •• lo ( '' ' ; \ • Walkers May ·Turn to Washington ·Phils Nip Mets l-0, Giants Win By GARY KALE Mets. Philadelphia, IR fourth place, homer Ill the lour~g atGene Mauch has more nerve ''I figured a game with the seven gamlll o(f the pace, could- ter Tom Hailer bad walked prothan a trapeze artist. Mets was just what Short n't get Sberl past th7.-iourth vided Perry with the winning Tht'' 'llteel-haired skipper of needed to come around,'' inmng in his last twq1starts a- margin. Hart, not famous as a the Philadelphia Phillies had Mauch said, ..'and did you no- gains! Atlanta and Pittsburgh. glove man, came up with notorious Met (killer) Larry liCe the improvement In his Thus, Mauch selected I he fielding gems to preserve Jackson scheduled to go a- shder." the San Francisco triumph. 1Mets as a stopgap for gains! New · York Thursday Short struck out uine 1 bat- 1215-pound southpaw, wno won i night ~nd then decided to u"' ters with that type pitch as be l ts games last season. : Matty Aloo collected three Chris Short In an effort to work Jposted his first victory since ! Gaylord Perry gained re- 1 singles for Pittsburgh to "lake his big lefth.,der inlo the June 16. 1 venge for long misery at tho , over the N. L. batting lead with wmnlng column for the first The San l'rancisco Giants hands of the Braves as he 1a .328 mark. Teammates !Intime In two weeks. beat the Atlanta Braves 3-1 to struck out 12 and brought hi' I berto Clemente and Willie Jackson has a 14-0 lifetime maintain their three game lead record to 11-1. His earned run Stargell are tied for second at record against the Mets, Short and the Pit.tsburgh Pirates shut average is 2.25 and that'.< what .326. Alou scored twice in helpwas only 3-2 going into the oul the Houston Astros 9-0 in counts when manager Wal AI- ing Vernon Law post his fourth gam•. And opposing the Ph1i-l the only other National League ston of the Los Angeles Dod- win. Gene Alley and Jim 1 lies was Bob Shaw, with a S..l 1action 1gers shops around for AU-Star liaroni each drove in two runs. lifetime mark against P~iladel- 1 Baltimore routed Kansas City . pitchers to play m the July IZ Donn Ciendenon contributed phia . Jt-3 Cle~eland heal Minneso- mid-season classic. Perry en-. double and triple in a 13 - hit 1 The duel was razor-sharp, bul l ta 4-11 and Boston edged New tered the game with an 0-7 1onslaught of three Houston tonic lor Short, as he posted a York 3-2 in the only scheduled) record against the Braves. , .' pitchers. Robin Roberts was I~ victory and struck out JJ American League games. Jim (Ray) Hart's two - rll!' 1loser. ALLoSTAR Maloney Hurl~ ·; HOUSTON, Tex. (UP!) - All- by San FranciiiCII lD ' his" other "must win" series faces start, was expected to. take the Cincinnati Reds as they hill tonight agaill!l Mike launch an 11-game road trip ler (6-0) of the Alilrolltbrough the west tonight with a The two teams have met single contest against Houston. three times this year, but Jim Maloney (9-3), battered play four games this weekend. cisco. --- - - They will be baltling for · They .took the llft'lea place, which HoiiSton holda each of those lealtlJ to move I 1'.1 games over the Reds. Into sixth place, 10 gaJ11At ·~ From here, tPe Reda move the pace. H they can -·m. to Los Angeles for three gan1ea J plish the same feat on this • and then close out the trip, they likely will be ia1 Mia~ " .. .. . .Then they asked me what poallloa II the hardest three games at San<~~~~~lenging position by the AU<filllr ill basebaU, and I talll, game break. "" Ralston In Finals, Kin~ Wins '~JWDI'!'' Br-aves Take Over Lead In Middleport WIMBLEDON, England IUP!) -When Dennis Ralston, as a brtlliant and temperamental 17year-old, won a half share rn a Wimbledon doubles Iitle in : 19till; it '\ 'as predicted be would be back oome day for the big ---------------one. summer camp with the NationThe crew-cut Bakers!ield al Guard . Houston 000 000 000 ~ 6 5 Calif., ace, with both temper Eighteen members and guests Pitts 120 022 20x- 9 13 I and service under control of Columbia Grange were at Roberts, Latman (2), Montee- came back for it today againsi Laur~l Grange Hall on Satur- gudo (7) and Bateman, Heath Spam's \!anuel Santana 10 the day evening when Star, Larue!, (61; Law <4-3) and PagiJaroni. men's singles final of WimbleColumbia Granges held their LP - Roberts 13-5). don's 8oth championships. final VISitation for the year. Ralston and Billie Jean King There were about 50 present. Phila 010 000 000 - 1 7 0 of Alhambra, Calli., who bave Columbia Grange presented the New ork 000 000 000 - 0 6 0 been outst:andmg in the world'• . . program for the evening. Those Short •9-4) and Dalrum~; most famous center court since pace w1th a 5~ VIctory over attending from Columbia were Shaw, Arrigo (9) and te. they were teen-agers, t.ook the the Senators (4-5), 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, LP - Shaw ('5) Amer1can cha11 enge m1o a The Braves won 144 over .r • Mrs. Faye Jordan, Ruth Ann --- Wimbledon championship sin- ~ the Red Sox, with no further and Jane Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. (Only games scheduled) gles bracket which was without details reported . Rob Turner. Mr. and Mrs. an Australian in the men's , Arthur Crabtree, Mr and Mrs American l.eHe:ue d1v1s1oo for the first time smce j Ron Clonch of the Reds Carl Greenlees and R i I I a New York 010 100 00 _ 2 8 3 1955. ed 1-hd ball at the Senators, 1 Rhodes, Mrs . Murl Galaway, Boston 000 020 10 1-• Ji o' Mrs . King will meet tbree- Bruce Hawley, the losing"'"'"·' Kathy Cheadle, Mr and Mrs. Bouton, Womack (51, Reniff , time Wimbledon champion Ma- er, getting the only safe blow Mendal Jordan and Walter and (7) and G1bbs, Lonborg, Me- ria Bueno of Brazil Saturday off Clonch, a lead off tWCJ-bltg- ' Michael Lawson. 1t was report- Mahon t7) and Ryan WP-Mc- for the women's title. ger m the Senators' second. He ed that Jospection \ rould be I Mahon (9-4). LP - Reniff (j. Billie Jean was unheralded died on third when Clonch got held at Columbia Grange on ; 1) . HR - Pepitone (14th). 18-year-old Billie Jean Moffitt U.e third out by strikeout. Fnday evemng, July\ 6, at the 1 when she knocked off lop- For the Reds, Hoffman had Columbia School. I Bait 300 210 050-11 19 1 seeded Margaret Smith in the two singles, Cooke a single and Russell Crabtre"' spent Sun- ~ Kan City 020 100 000- 3 8 1 first round at Wimbledon in double, Clonch a double, and day with his grandparents, Mr. Bunker. Brabender (4f and . 1962. She turned the trick McKinney a home run. w.•~een ov.; ~ and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree while ' Etchbarren; Terry, Dickson ' against the world's ranking Senators . 000 000- 0 1 0 1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Card (4), Sanders 15), Grilli 181 and woman player again in Thurs- Reds 00! 04x- 5 6 1 backwaldsteEARR young Roof. WP - Brabender (2-1). day's semifinals. B. Hawley and Kloes. Clonch Crabtree attended a JOW 'ant I If,.. farmers ~icnic at Wilmington. LP - Terry t J-5). HR - Chi"'- Mrs. King, showing an and HyselL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones les <4th). awesome new foreit!lnd, preciTHE STANDINGS '' ~ and sons, Donald and David - - -sion placement and smoking Gp -TEAM w L GB Pel. ~arl, Nelsonville, visited with Cleve 100 lilO 020 - 4 8 o, volleys, deleated the Iaiii 8 Braves 6 2 0 .750 er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minn 000 000 000- 0 7 o Australian, 6-3, 6-3. 10 Yankees 7 3 0 _700 ., - - -- - Earl Starkey. Donald, Jr ., JS Hargan (4-31 and Crandall; , 10 Rediegs 7 J o .700 1 on furlough from duty in the Perry, Cimmo (81, Roggenburk I ' 9 Senators 4 0 2•• .445 .250 U. S. Armed Forces and has (9) and Nixon. LP _ Perry J'an Cooneys Here 9 Red Sox 2 6 4 just returned from a tour or (2-31 . HR- Whitfield (12th). For Hobo Reunion v Indians 8 5~ .Ill duty in Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Mrs . Kenneth Crabtree was (Only games scheduled) Cooney and son, Bill, are visitGETTING RAISE Insurance Agency liM< in Marietta on Tuesday alterlng here from Tempe, Arizona, CINCINNATI (UPI) - Some 113 1 • 2nd St. P"""'r'•··O. 0000 for lbe funeral of Michael on Sunday. and will attend the Bobo 1,100 HamJ!ton county employes Phone WY 2-33& Fields, son of Mrs. Albert Hess, Christi! and Walter Baum- ion to be held July 3 at are to get a 2 per cent pay inRt. 50 West, Albany. Michael, gaertel, Albany, are spending a Middleport Park, Mill St. crease, effective l'nday, under CLEARLY REVEALED Major League Results Nation•! Le Atlanta 001 000 :e_ 7 1 San Fran ~ llJO !Ox- 3 6 0 Johnson (6-6) ~nd Torre; Perry (11-1) and Hailer. HR Hart (20th). ° 1 U , fo .. ~\_ -. . ''-~· . --~-- A PAIQ 0/'C FINE 0/.JTFtE!..O TALE"' T9, "'~'"" !lOTH G'AN75 OR!GWALI..V. MULLEN "·: fiAV£ f!.EJ:;J BY THe PIJ:IATE.$ f LINCOVc~ED • who died following surgery at few days vacationing wiU. Mr. ----==:---:==============~-=========== ' the Univers•ty Hospital in c... i and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and fam- The Bobo Reumon this year the Wednesday authomation of ::uc: will be held at Middleport county commissioners. 1 lumbus, had '!"en a pupil of , !ly. (roadSide) park, Mill-s!, Juty lr="'-================--;;;1:;; Mrs. Crabtree s at Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tharp 3. Bring 1 p1cnic basket. 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn- of Newark are spending the as of Columbus spent the summer here at the Merlin ATTEND FUNERAL weeken$1 at their farm homo; Teets property and he is at- Relatives in the area att1~na- ,I here. 6n Sunday afternoon their tending Ohio Unive.,ity classes. ing the funeral of Carl Baer By United Preu IDiernallonal 7 p.m. M nd M L R th daughter, Nancy Thomas, and Recent guests of Mr. and Columbus Wednesday were b r. a rs arry u erf. d C fl d National l.eague Boston at Chicago _ Bran- 1 d d d ht Er beth a rten , o1urn us, ew own Mrs. Robert Stout were Mrs. cob Baer, George Baer, Mrs. wL Pet GB ,don (0-2 ) vs Buzhardt 13 .51 "::1 Aornnean and Jaug .1ers, f Jza from Columbus and landed near James Willis and children of Kerns Roush, Manning Roush, enmero b ts'h nd ··d · San Fran 48 2a .632 p.m. field, Ohio were recent er paren orne a v1s1te Delrmt, and Mr. ana . Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Willard Faudree, ·. ·Pittsburgh 43 29 .597 3 I . d d. ' h. a short time before returnmg Benny Lowe and family of Mrs. William Knight, Mrs. Cy• c 1·f · ~1 , ay mner guests o1 15 . Los Angeles 41 32 .562 51'.1 I a I orma at •~ eve! and - ~ I' M d M to Columbus. Cleveland. Mrs. Hele• Kirby ril Arnold, Mrs. John Scott, Philadelphia 40 34 .541 7 . Chance IIHII vs Siebert (8-31. pcarend,, r. P•tn R krs. nd Mrs. Mary Jordan enter- · and sons, Ronnie and Donnie J! ! • Mrs Woodrow Mora, Mrs. Ed1 . .~ · anoenear. oc a Ia' d . ' Houston 39 36 .520 8'h ' 7 · 0 p.m. 1 d h. M me w1th a Tupperware ~ar- . Elizabethton, Tenn., who had ith Sisson, Mrs Mark Evans :' Cincinnati 36 36 500 10 New York at Washington ' ~or:~n ~~a~~ ~ ri~ the ty at her home on Friday •ven- been visiting with her parenl:J, and Mr. and Mrs. David Holter , St. Louis 34 38 .471 12 - Peterson 16-5) vs Y mg. Mrs. Sue Watkms of Athens accompanied her siSter Mrs ant~ family, I 0 r1ega 1 noon ' · Atlanta 34 44 .436 15 (6-6). 8:05 p.m. · Mrs. · LewJS . 8m1.lh and was the and will t 1demonstrator. 1 ded · Those Lowe, to Cleveland · •ew York 29 41 .414 16 presen nc u KeZiah Dye, spend some lime there. pests on Sunday at the home Chicago 23 49 .319 23 Minnesota at Baltimore - : ~r, Nancy, ;pe~t •;~eral Melva Faye Crabtree, Bonnie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Throck- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 Thursday's Results Kaat 19-51 vs. Barber 18-2). Bl• ~ r:~ft".ct":;:;th he~·· and Kathy Cheadle, Katherine morton took their granddaught- Ji'ern Gillogly. San Francisco 3 AUanta 1 p m. ~ 1 M d M J h Lawson, Mrs. Unda Ross and ers, Rosemary and Edith Land-1;-===ii.i.=====iiiOj 1~n Pittsburgh 9 Houston I, mght · rs. ~ n son, Mrs. Harry Ross, Lois ers to Cincinnati on an excurPhila I New York 0, night I Saturday's Game ·d ~w '"~h a! c~u~n~, r. Bailey, Joan and Debbie Stout, sion train and viSited th! zou tOnly games scheduled) Boston at Chicago, tw•light aMn rHs. arthes c 8 at Mae Jordan, Mrs. Mcl'arland, there over the weekend. Friday's Probable Pitchers Ic Kansas City at De.tr . mt oose aven ere. F aye J ordan, HeIen Je ffers, 1f 1 Cl M D. R r Mrs. Roger Greer of Green1 111 ht Starting Times (EDT) aI a eve, w . g th rs . ""Yk a~J~gs Elizabeth Jordan, Janie Jeffers 1ville, S. C., is spending a Pittsburgb at New York - ~ N-;w York 3 .1 Washmgton nde pdas 1 hwteree. w' Mer sond and nephew, Robert Jeffers, few days witb her mother, Mrs. For The Family 1 Fryman tS.3) vs. Fisher 15-7). Mmn a1 Ballimore, twJ-mght aM D aug -m-aw, r.nd an and Mrs. ..,.,rsey "" J orda n, v·Ir· 1 Ha"" I Bur ke an d fne . nd8 here. R r Prlcts I pm rs. enver aw mgs a son. ginia and Ralph. Carolyn Greenlees has $l99 Ch1cago at Philadelphia TOP CHOICE SIGNS Those who gathered at the Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Wood- turned home from Mallory, lhgin A t - - Faul 0 _21 vs L Jackson IHJ CINCINNATI iUPI) - Pitch- home of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal yard Columbu5 d C V h h h d bee B·05 p m · ' · ' er Gary Nolan of Oroville, Cal- Jordan and Waiter on Thursday Wood' d Alb ' an .. ed ~h a., w ere 8 e a n · · · : ·f · h · d f h· . yar , any, VISit wit 1ng. Cincinnati at Houston - Ma- Ihornia, t eJr top ra I c mce, evenmg to help Mr. .Jordan Mr nd M R d J If d M d M Ral h F · ed . t 1f f 1b . -a rs. ee e ers an r. an , rs. p razI.,. 0 18 Middleport, 0. Ioney •9-3 I vs. Cueller 16~). · as SJgn a con rae or one ce e rate bJrthday with Mr. and Mrs. William Cheadle and famil ol Galli lis 9:30 p m. : the largest bonuses ever p3id watermelon and 1ce cream Y po St. Lou 18 at Los Angeles _ I by the loam, the Cmcinnati Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr A. Jackson (IH!) vs. Koulax ' Reds announced today. Mrs. LaVern Jordan and (14-21. 11 p.m. 1 James McLaughlin, Reds ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Plonning A Picnic or Outdoor Party Atlanta at San Francisoo _ farm director, said the 18-year- dan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Over 4th of July W"k·End? Lemaster 15-a) vs. Herl>el (3- old righthander will travel with Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and OJ. 11 p.m. ' the Reds on their road trip to Keith, and VIctor Perry. OthSalarday'• Games Houston, Los Angeles and San ers calling during U.e day inPittsburgh at New York Francisco. eluded Mrs. Melva Faye CrabChicago at Philadelphia tree and Mrs. Barbara CrabCit• at HoiiS, afternoon & night Jt has been estimated the' tree. : SL Louis at Los Angeles, night lltllrly 40 million persons Donald Crabtree has return- I Atlanta at San Francisco visited national parks in tbe ed from camp Perry where he · American Leape United States during 1964. had been attending a session w LPct GB 1_.._._._._~._._._._._._._~._._._~11 ' ~' CHEST Baltimore 50 25 .667 Detroit 44 27 .620 4 Cleveland 43 29 .597 51> california 39 35 .527 101> Piping Hot Minnesota 35 38 .479 14 ROUTE 7 POMEROY, 0. CiJlcagB 33 38 .465 15 When Sold l!•w Yart 31 39 .443 16~ THE BUCKET _ 3.75 l DOOR COMBINATION 'kansas City 31 42 .425 11 EQUALLY (Serves 5 to 7 HunlfY People) Wlishtncton 31 44 .413 It DELICIOUS ilofJIOO 27 ~ 41 .385 221it THE BARREL _ 5.00 FRIDAY, JULY I _THE EARTHQUAKES COLD. nlll'ld8y'• Resalll (llerveli T to 10 Hun!II')' People) llallimore 11 Kansas City 3 SATURDAY, JULY 2 ~ loveland 4 Minnesota 0 RHYTHM KINGS Boston I New York 2, twilight SUNDAY, JULY 3 _ _ CHECKMATES IOnly 1ame1 IICheduled) Friday'• Pnbablii Pltellen Carpenter • Social News I With .,.,, 1 11 APPLIANCES~ ' : I R""';: r.: CANVAS OXFORDS 1 THE SHOE BOX Air CondHioners - S99·00 up : Sundown Nite Club FREEZERS ! e . DANCES THIS WEEK: REFRIGERATORS 'ilttrJtu 1'llllet EDT) Kandi City al. DeJI;oit J ,. Hunter · (U) llld swto'nl (D-1). \If! Ahi 1-JI·S) Rn,! 1<!11,"!1 '~7;$) '\'~'4;' .;.>¥ ' • f DANCING tO PM TO.I AM QSI~ CRO~/'S H&·R FIRESlO STEAK HOUSE . ( ' - ·- - ,. , .•.- - POMIIftOY. n. ·- �" •• lo ( '' ' ; \ • Walkers May ·Turn to Washington ·Phils Nip Mets l-0, Giants Win By GARY KALE Mets. Philadelphia, IR fourth place, homer Ill the lour~g atGene Mauch has more nerve ''I figured a game with the seven gamlll o(f the pace, could- ter Tom Hailer bad walked prothan a trapeze artist. Mets was just what Short n't get Sberl past th7.-iourth vided Perry with the winning Tht'' 'llteel-haired skipper of needed to come around,'' inmng in his last twq1starts a- margin. Hart, not famous as a the Philadelphia Phillies had Mauch said, ..'and did you no- gains! Atlanta and Pittsburgh. glove man, came up with notorious Met (killer) Larry liCe the improvement In his Thus, Mauch selected I he fielding gems to preserve Jackson scheduled to go a- shder." the San Francisco triumph. 1Mets as a stopgap for gains! New · York Thursday Short struck out uine 1 bat- 1215-pound southpaw, wno won i night ~nd then decided to u"' ters with that type pitch as be l ts games last season. : Matty Aloo collected three Chris Short In an effort to work Jposted his first victory since ! Gaylord Perry gained re- 1 singles for Pittsburgh to "lake his big lefth.,der inlo the June 16. 1 venge for long misery at tho , over the N. L. batting lead with wmnlng column for the first The San l'rancisco Giants hands of the Braves as he 1a .328 mark. Teammates !Intime In two weeks. beat the Atlanta Braves 3-1 to struck out 12 and brought hi' I berto Clemente and Willie Jackson has a 14-0 lifetime maintain their three game lead record to 11-1. His earned run Stargell are tied for second at record against the Mets, Short and the Pit.tsburgh Pirates shut average is 2.25 and that'.< what .326. Alou scored twice in helpwas only 3-2 going into the oul the Houston Astros 9-0 in counts when manager Wal AI- ing Vernon Law post his fourth gam•. And opposing the Ph1i-l the only other National League ston of the Los Angeles Dod- win. Gene Alley and Jim 1 lies was Bob Shaw, with a S..l 1action 1gers shops around for AU-Star liaroni each drove in two runs. lifetime mark against P~iladel- 1 Baltimore routed Kansas City . pitchers to play m the July IZ Donn Ciendenon contributed phia . Jt-3 Cle~eland heal Minneso- mid-season classic. Perry en-. double and triple in a 13 - hit 1 The duel was razor-sharp, bul l ta 4-11 and Boston edged New tered the game with an 0-7 1onslaught of three Houston tonic lor Short, as he posted a York 3-2 in the only scheduled) record against the Braves. , .' pitchers. Robin Roberts was I~ victory and struck out JJ American League games. Jim (Ray) Hart's two - rll!' 1loser. ALLoSTAR Maloney Hurl~ ·; HOUSTON, Tex. (UP!) - All- by San FranciiiCII lD ' his" other "must win" series faces start, was expected to. take the Cincinnati Reds as they hill tonight agaill!l Mike launch an 11-game road trip ler (6-0) of the Alilrolltbrough the west tonight with a The two teams have met single contest against Houston. three times this year, but Jim Maloney (9-3), battered play four games this weekend. cisco. --- - - They will be baltling for · They .took the llft'lea place, which HoiiSton holda each of those lealtlJ to move I 1'.1 games over the Reds. Into sixth place, 10 gaJ11At ·~ From here, tPe Reda move the pace. H they can -·m. to Los Angeles for three gan1ea J plish the same feat on this • and then close out the trip, they likely will be ia1 Mia~ " .. .. . .Then they asked me what poallloa II the hardest three games at San<~~~~~lenging position by the AU<filllr ill basebaU, and I talll, game break. "" Ralston In Finals, Kin~ Wins '~JWDI'!'' Br-aves Take Over Lead In Middleport WIMBLEDON, England IUP!) -When Dennis Ralston, as a brtlliant and temperamental 17year-old, won a half share rn a Wimbledon doubles Iitle in : 19till; it '\ 'as predicted be would be back oome day for the big ---------------one. summer camp with the NationThe crew-cut Bakers!ield al Guard . Houston 000 000 000 ~ 6 5 Calif., ace, with both temper Eighteen members and guests Pitts 120 022 20x- 9 13 I and service under control of Columbia Grange were at Roberts, Latman (2), Montee- came back for it today againsi Laur~l Grange Hall on Satur- gudo (7) and Bateman, Heath Spam's \!anuel Santana 10 the day evening when Star, Larue!, (61; Law <4-3) and PagiJaroni. men's singles final of WimbleColumbia Granges held their LP - Roberts 13-5). don's 8oth championships. final VISitation for the year. Ralston and Billie Jean King There were about 50 present. Phila 010 000 000 - 1 7 0 of Alhambra, Calli., who bave Columbia Grange presented the New ork 000 000 000 - 0 6 0 been outst:andmg in the world'• . . program for the evening. Those Short •9-4) and Dalrum~; most famous center court since pace w1th a 5~ VIctory over attending from Columbia were Shaw, Arrigo (9) and te. they were teen-agers, t.ook the the Senators (4-5), 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, LP - Shaw ('5) Amer1can cha11 enge m1o a The Braves won 144 over .r • Mrs. Faye Jordan, Ruth Ann --- Wimbledon championship sin- ~ the Red Sox, with no further and Jane Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. (Only games scheduled) gles bracket which was without details reported . Rob Turner. Mr. and Mrs. an Australian in the men's , Arthur Crabtree, Mr and Mrs American l.eHe:ue d1v1s1oo for the first time smce j Ron Clonch of the Reds Carl Greenlees and R i I I a New York 010 100 00 _ 2 8 3 1955. ed 1-hd ball at the Senators, 1 Rhodes, Mrs . Murl Galaway, Boston 000 020 10 1-• Ji o' Mrs . King will meet tbree- Bruce Hawley, the losing"'"'"·' Kathy Cheadle, Mr and Mrs. Bouton, Womack (51, Reniff , time Wimbledon champion Ma- er, getting the only safe blow Mendal Jordan and Walter and (7) and G1bbs, Lonborg, Me- ria Bueno of Brazil Saturday off Clonch, a lead off tWCJ-bltg- ' Michael Lawson. 1t was report- Mahon t7) and Ryan WP-Mc- for the women's title. ger m the Senators' second. He ed that Jospection \ rould be I Mahon (9-4). LP - Reniff (j. Billie Jean was unheralded died on third when Clonch got held at Columbia Grange on ; 1) . HR - Pepitone (14th). 18-year-old Billie Jean Moffitt U.e third out by strikeout. Fnday evemng, July\ 6, at the 1 when she knocked off lop- For the Reds, Hoffman had Columbia School. I Bait 300 210 050-11 19 1 seeded Margaret Smith in the two singles, Cooke a single and Russell Crabtre"' spent Sun- ~ Kan City 020 100 000- 3 8 1 first round at Wimbledon in double, Clonch a double, and day with his grandparents, Mr. Bunker. Brabender (4f and . 1962. She turned the trick McKinney a home run. w.•~een ov.; ~ and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree while ' Etchbarren; Terry, Dickson ' against the world's ranking Senators . 000 000- 0 1 0 1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Card (4), Sanders 15), Grilli 181 and woman player again in Thurs- Reds 00! 04x- 5 6 1 backwaldsteEARR young Roof. WP - Brabender (2-1). day's semifinals. B. Hawley and Kloes. Clonch Crabtree attended a JOW 'ant I If,.. farmers ~icnic at Wilmington. LP - Terry t J-5). HR - Chi"'- Mrs. King, showing an and HyselL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones les <4th). awesome new foreit!lnd, preciTHE STANDINGS '' ~ and sons, Donald and David - - -sion placement and smoking Gp -TEAM w L GB Pel. ~arl, Nelsonville, visited with Cleve 100 lilO 020 - 4 8 o, volleys, deleated the Iaiii 8 Braves 6 2 0 .750 er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minn 000 000 000- 0 7 o Australian, 6-3, 6-3. 10 Yankees 7 3 0 _700 ., - - -- - Earl Starkey. Donald, Jr ., JS Hargan (4-31 and Crandall; , 10 Rediegs 7 J o .700 1 on furlough from duty in the Perry, Cimmo (81, Roggenburk I ' 9 Senators 4 0 2•• .445 .250 U. S. Armed Forces and has (9) and Nixon. LP _ Perry J'an Cooneys Here 9 Red Sox 2 6 4 just returned from a tour or (2-31 . HR- Whitfield (12th). For Hobo Reunion v Indians 8 5~ .Ill duty in Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Mrs . Kenneth Crabtree was (Only games scheduled) Cooney and son, Bill, are visitGETTING RAISE Insurance Agency liM< in Marietta on Tuesday alterlng here from Tempe, Arizona, CINCINNATI (UPI) - Some 113 1 • 2nd St. P"""'r'•··O. 0000 for lbe funeral of Michael on Sunday. and will attend the Bobo 1,100 HamJ!ton county employes Phone WY 2-33& Fields, son of Mrs. Albert Hess, Christi! and Walter Baum- ion to be held July 3 at are to get a 2 per cent pay inRt. 50 West, Albany. Michael, gaertel, Albany, are spending a Middleport Park, Mill St. crease, effective l'nday, under CLEARLY REVEALED Major League Results Nation•! Le Atlanta 001 000 :e_ 7 1 San Fran ~ llJO !Ox- 3 6 0 Johnson (6-6) ~nd Torre; Perry (11-1) and Hailer. HR Hart (20th). ° 1 U , fo .. ~\_ -. . ''-~· . --~-- A PAIQ 0/'C FINE 0/.JTFtE!..O TALE"' T9, "'~'"" !lOTH G'AN75 OR!GWALI..V. MULLEN "·: fiAV£ f!.EJ:;J BY THe PIJ:IATE.$ f LINCOVc~ED • who died following surgery at few days vacationing wiU. Mr. ----==:---:==============~-=========== ' the Univers•ty Hospital in c... i and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and fam- The Bobo Reumon this year the Wednesday authomation of ::uc: will be held at Middleport county commissioners. 1 lumbus, had '!"en a pupil of , !ly. (roadSide) park, Mill-s!, Juty lr="'-================--;;;1:;; Mrs. Crabtree s at Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tharp 3. Bring 1 p1cnic basket. 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn- of Newark are spending the as of Columbus spent the summer here at the Merlin ATTEND FUNERAL weeken$1 at their farm homo; Teets property and he is at- Relatives in the area att1~na- ,I here. 6n Sunday afternoon their tending Ohio Unive.,ity classes. ing the funeral of Carl Baer By United Preu IDiernallonal 7 p.m. M nd M L R th daughter, Nancy Thomas, and Recent guests of Mr. and Columbus Wednesday were b r. a rs arry u erf. d C fl d National l.eague Boston at Chicago _ Bran- 1 d d d ht Er beth a rten , o1urn us, ew own Mrs. Robert Stout were Mrs. cob Baer, George Baer, Mrs. wL Pet GB ,don (0-2 ) vs Buzhardt 13 .51 "::1 Aornnean and Jaug .1ers, f Jza from Columbus and landed near James Willis and children of Kerns Roush, Manning Roush, enmero b ts'h nd ··d · San Fran 48 2a .632 p.m. field, Ohio were recent er paren orne a v1s1te Delrmt, and Mr. ana . Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Willard Faudree, ·. ·Pittsburgh 43 29 .597 3 I . d d. ' h. a short time before returnmg Benny Lowe and family of Mrs. William Knight, Mrs. Cy• c 1·f · ~1 , ay mner guests o1 15 . Los Angeles 41 32 .562 51'.1 I a I orma at •~ eve! and - ~ I' M d M to Columbus. Cleveland. Mrs. Hele• Kirby ril Arnold, Mrs. John Scott, Philadelphia 40 34 .541 7 . Chance IIHII vs Siebert (8-31. pcarend,, r. P•tn R krs. nd Mrs. Mary Jordan enter- · and sons, Ronnie and Donnie J! ! • Mrs Woodrow Mora, Mrs. Ed1 . .~ · anoenear. oc a Ia' d . ' Houston 39 36 .520 8'h ' 7 · 0 p.m. 1 d h. M me w1th a Tupperware ~ar- . Elizabethton, Tenn., who had ith Sisson, Mrs Mark Evans :' Cincinnati 36 36 500 10 New York at Washington ' ~or:~n ~~a~~ ~ ri~ the ty at her home on Friday •ven- been visiting with her parenl:J, and Mr. and Mrs. David Holter , St. Louis 34 38 .471 12 - Peterson 16-5) vs Y mg. Mrs. Sue Watkms of Athens accompanied her siSter Mrs ant~ family, I 0 r1ega 1 noon ' · Atlanta 34 44 .436 15 (6-6). 8:05 p.m. · Mrs. · LewJS . 8m1.lh and was the and will t 1demonstrator. 1 ded · Those Lowe, to Cleveland · •ew York 29 41 .414 16 presen nc u KeZiah Dye, spend some lime there. pests on Sunday at the home Chicago 23 49 .319 23 Minnesota at Baltimore - : ~r, Nancy, ;pe~t •;~eral Melva Faye Crabtree, Bonnie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Throck- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 Thursday's Results Kaat 19-51 vs. Barber 18-2). Bl• ~ r:~ft".ct":;:;th he~·· and Kathy Cheadle, Katherine morton took their granddaught- Ji'ern Gillogly. San Francisco 3 AUanta 1 p m. ~ 1 M d M J h Lawson, Mrs. Unda Ross and ers, Rosemary and Edith Land-1;-===ii.i.=====iiiOj 1~n Pittsburgh 9 Houston I, mght · rs. ~ n son, Mrs. Harry Ross, Lois ers to Cincinnati on an excurPhila I New York 0, night I Saturday's Game ·d ~w '"~h a! c~u~n~, r. Bailey, Joan and Debbie Stout, sion train and viSited th! zou tOnly games scheduled) Boston at Chicago, tw•light aMn rHs. arthes c 8 at Mae Jordan, Mrs. Mcl'arland, there over the weekend. Friday's Probable Pitchers Ic Kansas City at De.tr . mt oose aven ere. F aye J ordan, HeIen Je ffers, 1f 1 Cl M D. R r Mrs. Roger Greer of Green1 111 ht Starting Times (EDT) aI a eve, w . g th rs . ""Yk a~J~gs Elizabeth Jordan, Janie Jeffers 1ville, S. C., is spending a Pittsburgb at New York - ~ N-;w York 3 .1 Washmgton nde pdas 1 hwteree. w' Mer sond and nephew, Robert Jeffers, few days witb her mother, Mrs. For The Family 1 Fryman tS.3) vs. Fisher 15-7). Mmn a1 Ballimore, twJ-mght aM D aug -m-aw, r.nd an and Mrs. ..,.,rsey "" J orda n, v·Ir· 1 Ha"" I Bur ke an d fne . nd8 here. R r Prlcts I pm rs. enver aw mgs a son. ginia and Ralph. Carolyn Greenlees has $l99 Ch1cago at Philadelphia TOP CHOICE SIGNS Those who gathered at the Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Wood- turned home from Mallory, lhgin A t - - Faul 0 _21 vs L Jackson IHJ CINCINNATI iUPI) - Pitch- home of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal yard Columbu5 d C V h h h d bee B·05 p m · ' · ' er Gary Nolan of Oroville, Cal- Jordan and Waiter on Thursday Wood' d Alb ' an .. ed ~h a., w ere 8 e a n · · · : ·f · h · d f h· . yar , any, VISit wit 1ng. Cincinnati at Houston - Ma- Ihornia, t eJr top ra I c mce, evenmg to help Mr. .Jordan Mr nd M R d J If d M d M Ral h F · ed . t 1f f 1b . -a rs. ee e ers an r. an , rs. p razI.,. 0 18 Middleport, 0. Ioney •9-3 I vs. Cueller 16~). · as SJgn a con rae or one ce e rate bJrthday with Mr. and Mrs. William Cheadle and famil ol Galli lis 9:30 p m. : the largest bonuses ever p3id watermelon and 1ce cream Y po St. Lou 18 at Los Angeles _ I by the loam, the Cmcinnati Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr A. Jackson (IH!) vs. Koulax ' Reds announced today. Mrs. LaVern Jordan and (14-21. 11 p.m. 1 James McLaughlin, Reds ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Plonning A Picnic or Outdoor Party Atlanta at San Francisoo _ farm director, said the 18-year- dan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Over 4th of July W"k·End? Lemaster 15-a) vs. Herl>el (3- old righthander will travel with Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and OJ. 11 p.m. ' the Reds on their road trip to Keith, and VIctor Perry. OthSalarday'• Games Houston, Los Angeles and San ers calling during U.e day inPittsburgh at New York Francisco. eluded Mrs. Melva Faye CrabChicago at Philadelphia tree and Mrs. Barbara CrabCit• at HoiiS, afternoon & night Jt has been estimated the' tree. : SL Louis at Los Angeles, night lltllrly 40 million persons Donald Crabtree has return- I Atlanta at San Francisco visited national parks in tbe ed from camp Perry where he · American Leape United States during 1964. had been attending a session w LPct GB 1_.._._._._~._._._._._._._~._._._~11 ' ~' CHEST Baltimore 50 25 .667 Detroit 44 27 .620 4 Cleveland 43 29 .597 51> california 39 35 .527 101> Piping Hot Minnesota 35 38 .479 14 ROUTE 7 POMEROY, 0. CiJlcagB 33 38 .465 15 When Sold l!•w Yart 31 39 .443 16~ THE BUCKET _ 3.75 l DOOR COMBINATION 'kansas City 31 42 .425 11 EQUALLY (Serves 5 to 7 HunlfY People) Wlishtncton 31 44 .413 It DELICIOUS ilofJIOO 27 ~ 41 .385 221it THE BARREL _ 5.00 FRIDAY, JULY I _THE EARTHQUAKES COLD. nlll'ld8y'• Resalll (llerveli T to 10 Hun!II')' People) llallimore 11 Kansas City 3 SATURDAY, JULY 2 ~ loveland 4 Minnesota 0 RHYTHM KINGS Boston I New York 2, twilight SUNDAY, JULY 3 _ _ CHECKMATES IOnly 1ame1 IICheduled) Friday'• Pnbablii Pltellen Carpenter • Social News I With .,.,, 1 11 APPLIANCES~ ' : I R""';: r.: CANVAS OXFORDS 1 THE SHOE BOX Air CondHioners - S99·00 up : Sundown Nite Club FREEZERS ! e . DANCES THIS WEEK: REFRIGERATORS 'ilttrJtu 1'llllet EDT) Kandi City al. DeJI;oit J ,. Hunter · (U) llld swto'nl (D-1). \If! Ahi 1-JI·S) Rn,! 1<!11,"!1 '~7;$) '\'~'4;' .;.>¥ ' • f DANCING tO PM TO.I AM QSI~ CRO~/'S H&·R FIRESlO STEAK HOUSE . ( ' - ·- - ,. , .•.- - POMIIftOY. n. ·- �' . · ···-· N _e....."'s ~~F Ull HMh ~ 1 • 0 r:::t!!. 7 -. . ,. . -ft!}rutf!)n ..,.-...,_~- ~·~~ ~~~~~ Bashan ~-I.W N 5 s ' ty -·eM ews • : l~Mc:ru~WeiiiHofllutJimblir, . to ~ ..... to •fol'll!·tout antluaey wordl. t MeElfresh of Mhley, · •L ~--'• 1Jo Marie Ro ......., w apenl several days in Columlms wi th Mr. and Mrs. i~rnest 0f•fter and family, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer of Capton spent a week end with M d M 'l'lleodor e p ,,,. r.a0dan1 milyrs. Terri Pul .u ns lms retur~ed ahome• wllh them· afte.- havtng spent two weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller ot Chester spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul urr. ----·-- ....... only on Ward. · y · y · ~1:.'\:.o:.:By Mn. A, H, Batley Mrs. Le,slilr White, 133 S6c- ', , · Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey .,_ Earl w R-L .. Wichita, Kans., were __ 1 d Ave,, """· on ..,. · "' "'"" · 2111 Kineon Dr·: • "IUp""r mson, ...... I J , ,.. guests 0 I Mrs A· H· Ronald L. Allison, 121G Second GOlBE BailoyAckett. and Mr. and Mrs. Wll· liam Ave.; Mrs. Erne!! C. Ca~dwoll, • 'I 2S Vinton Ave.; Mrs. Jonn D. J Mr and Mrs. Wateman White Pasquale, 650 First Ave.; Mrl. of Keno and Mr. Denver Hill Paul G. Wlckllne, 322 Third LIBART , ;f Foster, IV. Va., were guests Ave.; Mrs. Carl Cook, Rt. S · y 'J ~ of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ballard VInton; Mrs. Ernest E. Walls, A A . _~ and family Sunday. Rt. I Northup; Mrs. Richard Mr and Mrs, Ernest Deeter D. James, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; ~TWNAY aad family of Columbus spent WITH U.S. COMBAT Affi FORCES, Vietnam- Staff Leigh Ann Houck, Eureka Star • Nowlll't'IIIPthetlrcledletttn • weekend with Mr. and Mrs. d Mr Rt.; Judson H. Clark, Ri 0 n to form lilt ourpriM ......... u "--rge Roberts. . ht) f '1 t Rich ard L. Bene dict (rt.g , son o "r. an :.~j'•!; July 1 - 11 a. m. SII.ergean s. G d Do ld M B Rt U aurl'ltedbJtheaboncartoon, """ S. Benedict of Leon, W. Va., receives the Air Medal In ran e; na · arcus, · Miss Sharon Holter is spend· parade through down- Vietnam. Sergeant Benedict, an aircraft maintenance 1 Northup; Mrs. Roger E. Hal· . 11111111-lllllllot lng a few days at Canter's Cave Pleasant. 12:30 p.m. technician was awarded the medal for meritorious ley, RL 2 Crown Clty; Mrs. -- • - - - - - '-H Club Counselors camp. ceremonies for PAA ievement during military flights. The serg~ant, a 1953 Donald \\', Cttck, Pt. !'leas· ~ (Aaow.n lomo•ro•l Mr. and Mra. Perry Orr of Let Dudley's and Grey Eagle arch· gr~duate of Barboursville (W. Va.) High School, attended ant; Mrs. Forres~ F. LeBfl, ·. lUITY CUIYI IUIIAU tiNilY Columbus called on Clint Orr ... I p. m, Horse Show, Har~ Trenton (N. J.) State College and the territorial Rl. 2 Letart; Mrs. C. Raymond . Tuo.nlof'• Au.... 7'1t11 holp. ,_,. "'l/oq l i t and :amily recently. Help You Make mon Park and PAA round of Guam during his off-duty hours. Colonel C. M. Byer, Leon; David Y. Ingell, - - A run , o Mrs. Worley Davis returned Complete Floral Ill targets. Grey Eagle Open or cugJ.i, a base vice commander, makes the New. H~ven; Lee 0. Blain, . ___ _ _ Ill her home at Dexter after U field targets. Galhpohs Ferry; Mrs. William ~~pending a week with the Arvll Arrangements. • • 1 • d WI C. Gibbs, New Haven; Kenneth • Violet this past week were 1H0It r 11 . . ' 11 p. m.• ! • . m. -Queen's CycI18118 DJure L H li nd . M ~ <.: Mrs Grace Kuhn Mr. and er am y. Ball at Nallonal Guard Ar,uory In Street Accident nie Jop~~~~o~~~ ~~.v~~ aJ.IlS Mrs: Wayne Bri~kles, Jack Eugene Rowley, Dunbar, call· eBOUQUETS 00 !MIDI-formal). P'f. PLEASANT - Ctmrles . Mr D 'd c Mill M'ddl Duvall Mrs. Myrtle Frost ed Ralph Ballard family re1 July 3 - 9 a. m.l Wayne Gorl_and, 25, of . ' 902 ' Jeiferso:'·N. Bak:, Ethel 'Arbaugh, all local, and I cehnUyh. dMbers. Dormtl" Mthorrl•on, e BOUTONNIERES """" M C I ed Rt I Pedro· Mrs Steve Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson I w o a en vtst ng em reOrey Eagle Open, 28 targels ossman trc e, was m)ur i . K. J 'k . . and Mr and Mrs John Hayes · turned horne with Mr. Rowley. • CHURCH or HOME 1 d le Open 28 Thursday 6:30 p.m. m a molar· , PT. PLEASANT - EP' '' opal earns, ac son; MISS Anna · · 1 G H1 c · I 'd t J k ' Ch h W L Bl k hi '-hi d K • BY Mn. Evelyn Brie'·'of Ch<!!iter. ' ary 0 ter, wuo ArH< u»'P 1 p. m. Grey Eag DECORATIONS targets. PAA round of 2, tar· eye e • car acct en on ac · urc omen were ens p ,.. an y """' G ets· PAA an al han· son Avenue. Garland was taken ed w•th a, picnic at the home L~ Annan Poling: Wellston: Ch.;.:. Larry and Gary Landon, sons Joe Griffith attended Bible from boot tnltnrng ~t 8 real 1 eCORSAGES I • 7 PG~ oils ~~ r i 11 e to Holze r Hospital by ambu. , Mr. and Mrs. E. Bartow les H111, WeUston; Basil Black· of Mr. aad Mrs. Don Landon, School at Alfred. Lakes, Ill., Is spendmg 4. lance. He reportedly rece1ved IJefferson Blvd., ~1 a1 P he bu Rl 4 Alb . Mr d enlts!ed In lhe Army and were I Mrs. Ethel Slllut spent a day leave with his parents, Mr. b <cloledF,Jreto meksrn rs on1y).l bruises and lacerations.. evening and of!lcers of re:nv. sianley, a~t 1 ~;,c: 110111 to Ft. Jackson, S. C., for oouple weeks wltb her daugh· and Mrs. Arv!l Holter and wor - aem. •Mrs. Mae Dorst, aDd fam· family · 10 p• m• Accord'mg to Clty Pollee who cburch women for the wood traltung ocr, 10 are investigating the mishap, year were Installed. : : ov;; ~t r1v~rs · Blrlha Mr. ~d Mrs. Gerald Violet 1 ily of Long Bottom. Clarence Sorden and William WD • easan · Garland was traveling north on Th R C A p·tz . Mrs. Jefferson N. Baker, Rt and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark Mr. and Mrs. D. G, Goodin Sorden and Mr. and Mrs. Lew• M··••• July 4 - 9 a m IJackson Avenue on a Honda t II ed lhev. . r'r· I er Mm· I P d d hter 9 20 . and cbildren were guests Sun· of Columbus were Sunday visit- Ia Edge! called on the Clint 59 N. 2ND AVI!. i . . . . J' · . sa e e new o tcers, rs. e ro, aug : a.m., f Mr d Mr J -• · --' ') Po\A ,round of 20 targets; Grey molorcycle when a car drtven M th H't .d t· M 'l'llursday; Mrs. Erskine E. day for a cookout at the home ors o . an s. "'"" · i BWitle Open, 28 targets; 1 p. nt. by F:dna Virginia Mattox, 2728 Blanton, Rt. 2 Vinton, dauglr of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush, Weatherman. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ! PM llnalB; 5 p. m. Aw<lrdE Lmcoln Avenue, traveling south, Mrs Gail Faires treasurer and ter, 10:29 a.m. Thursday; Mis. West Shade. ble and unable to support over· Free Ar..·Wide ! iaitlmoDles. made a left turn Into Evans · . Ronald L, Allison, 121o Second Mrs. Ann Plants and aon of - - - - - - - - - Delivery ·..; Supermarket In the path of the Mrs. IV: C. Gilmour, ~ecretary. Ave., son, 3;17 p.m. Thursdav; VIenna, W. Va., werll Sunday I ,lylng~~m~a~te~r:la~l.===-=~i!ii!:!!:!!:!!i!ii!~:!!~~ , I 42ncl ANNUAL oncoming motorcycle. The mo- Mrs. M•lton L. Miller IS the out- Mrs. Roger E. Halley, R~. , 2 gu~sts of Mr. and Mrs. Kenno(h lo torcyde struek the bumper of gomg president Crown City, son, P-Ill· Griffith and son. , 3 43 1 ·; RAND McNALLY the vehicle throwing Garland Others attcndmg were Mrs. 'l'llursday·, Mrs. Forrest F. Mrs. Ruth Ann Golden of ' the hood of th d Charles E. Holzer, Jr., Galh· Ath d M d M OCie over e cor an r oh· M L . B Legg, Rt. 2 Letart, sun, 3:58 ens an r. an rs. .• ' onto the pavement. po IS~ 10 ; rs. outse ryan, .... Cl k and famD r " l _ lluntmgton; Mrs. S. C. Wil- Thursday; Mrs. Paul G. Wick· &uursllln ar Y O , ---------- I ] I 11 :t (X f I ( I I ,. ntertain TupperS Pl ~·; ;;, 63 Soc•"ety News 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyllndor, auto. trent. Radio and he-ater power steering, whlte-w 1 (j tir", 63 Chevrolet ! ; \ , ! l( • : ~~~A~~~D i ID ;; 1t \ AUT Q MAT ICAllY d w DAlLAS? You have built, of stone, a mon· ument. You have filled II with Dowers Tbat those who care may r.; member A man,· named Kennedy · ! R' N "iiii:sii:sii:sii:sii:sii:sii:siiiiiiiii:~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:!!iii::=o:m=er:o:y~w~l~·th~i~nto~D~·c~a~tl:on~.====. Who came to your city Unarmed, unarmoured, una· f rat'd • To n th l U slay toheyoLourda k: " n ess t eep e c ty • 'Ibe watchman waketh In vatn'· J' ~ And perhaps Ill ask dMrlepo.arntdv!Mrssited. CIJSunffodrday Klelnw.it I "Must I then heeome your enemy Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl of ! Texa• are spending two weeks Because I •·II you truth.'' • "' -'th h'· But, his •··t was not heard "' ,. paren•"'• Mr ' and Mrs ' t.CA Lew Diehl and Mr and Mn His question not asked "'" I Dl hi nd .f II . Do you -member'. ..,.,ar el e a am y. ,..., Mrs H F Or, have you forgotten · armen ox was reTile "Wanted for treason" post- ctDUy treatm lor second deera gree bums on the leg and foot Which fUJed your street!!; wheo a container of hot coffee Tile "Impeaeh Earl Warren" wu spilled on her when I signs IAJ&IIter blew up. Upon the bill-boards M-Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Tal· The lavish advertisement ley (Jeannine Parker' who In your newspaper have heeD on the A!ore Islands "Kennedy is coming Nov. 22,, for two years 111'8 vacationing "We must gel In right now Iii England and Germany. Or else Iorge! It' I Do you remember, Dallas? l1 You proteoted Innocence. But who protested' Before that day In November Do you emember D&UasT A ______ _·:.__ I 5:10 a.m.; Valley Transporlilt Carl Gardner, PL Pleaslftt. up 5:55a.m.; Greenup Lor'll, BIRTH: Mr. and Mra. Ben- ~ Indiana down 8:30 p.m.; Alton -•· - Lyons, Letart, a son. Zephyr up 12:05 a.m.; Chippe-1,.-;;;;;;;i"-"'-------·---.-..-.-,11 wa down 2:40 a.m.; Eugenia P. Jones up t: 40 a.m.; Mingo down 7:20 p.m.: Franklin lh• ! Pierce up 8:20 a.m.; Meldahl I Locks, Western down 3:30 p. m.; Molly K. down 6 p.m.; I. F. Frleberger up 7 p.m.; Wll· Uam H. Zlmmer up 7:45p.m.; E'Deana Bosworth ub 11:15 p. m.; Bryan B. up JJ :20 p . m ~; Flagship up I a.m. Gall!poUo Boats Phillip Sporn down 8 p.m.; Jameo B. Durant up Jl .,.m.; OVEC down 12:30 a.m.; Harvey Jordon down 1:20 a.m.; Inca down 1:10 a.m.; Mark EasUn down 3:30 a.m.; Tttat' up 6 a.m.; Beckjord up S: IIi a.m. Kanawlut River Marmet, Helen up 4: 15 a.m.; Winfield, PRICII START AT H. E. 3owles down 8:15 p.m.; Alan R. Merrill down 1:10 a: m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. doWD 2:40 a.m.; Nallonal down 1:30 a.m. THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIAMOND R IN 0 S See the brilliance and beauty of a Keepsake diamond • • • lnur our yean of uperience to help you ttlect your Keep10k1 , •• QUaronteecf by the tc..puake Certific:ott yo1r auuranc1 of a perfect diamond (or r11placement auuredl. ! I MIDDLEPORT, '" ' M~I~OED: Ja:nes Rife, Cheshire; Mn. C.Cil Keefer and ctaughiet, Buffalo; 992-WS Middleport Open Friday and Saturday Nlghtl · VAL ..~"' '-'. HELEN HELP US! • '2195 64 New Yorker 62 Impala • - • - $1395 64 Catalina • - - $1995 BLAETTNARS Harrisonvdle 1963 Rambler o. -========== 1962 Dodge • Long Bottom - 1962 Rambler Society News 1960 Plymouth • - $795 KARR and VAN ZANDT'S ·-- ... .,. -......... ;. =-· ·- .._,....... WHERE the ACTION IS! 1960 Chevrolet 1959 Dodge • - - $245 1957Buick - $195 1956Ford Air-Conditioners BAKER FURNITURE o. Dr . 6 cyl, 59 Chevrolet • - • $495 ~P-sa.k::e ~Heat FURNITURE Kingsbury News Notes 59 Buick • • • - • $495 ALSO TO $1800 Norge Pleasant Valley HOIJIIIII ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Bennie Lyons, Letart; Irene Snead, I II CELESTE U!IO (H~ wen~lsaus) Ingels Your Dental Health special functlo• of teetll, begins to shrink. Keith Goble Ford ' Our Sure Win Feeds ••• z. - I ..o;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;:_....=!~:iiiiiii~~:!!~i:::ii~:sii:sii~:!!:!!i!ii!~:!!:sii!5!5~ Beat -- -~- 1 I Oft.lniO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING BAKER FURNITURE Rev. Eugene GIU and family I have ,.,urne ~ d horne from a 1 vacation In Cambridge and ~ Mansfield with relatives. Tile winners of the Sunday School contest will be served a dinner at 8:30 Saturday even· ing at the recreation center. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox attended the open ehurch wed· ing at the Ratliff Baptist church I of Miss Sharon Ann DaUey and Mr. James Pieree. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scaliey 9f canton visited Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lane of 'II~ I 0 "" 64 Volkswagen - BARD'S • s 11 W/4JE R azn• 0 t .... I' By M.... Bertba Parker ~ Y· vial"·• Mrs. G Attendance at the Free Meth· _ _o~e·--""" -· - - _ --~~ ladyl odist Sunday School on June Ill was 1<ri, offerlog $20.35. 00 YOU REMEMBER, McLAUGHliN WITH U. S. COMBAT AIR FORCES, Vietnam - Airman Second Class John E. McLaughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. McLaughlin of R.R. 3, Pomeroy, is now in Vietnam. Airman McLaughlin is a heliATIENI)S SEMINAR~ Among those. attending the Ohio 5avings and Loan lague copter mechanic in the Pacific Air Forces. The airman is Semmar on Fmanetal Institutions for Htgh School Teachers at Ohio State University a graduate of Eastern High School. His wife, JoAnn, is w~ Martha A. Ohlmger of Northwestern Local High School, Rutland, shown above the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy Frecker of R. R. 1, Mi· w1th Dr. Ronald S. Foster, Seminar Director, Ohio State University. Miss Oblinger was ncrsville. sponsored by the Ohio Savings and Loan League of Columbus. II :~~~~. ~~. ~~r~~~~L~~:~. :~: ~~ :.!. ~~.:.:~·· ~~~~~~~ f~r:dw~~.s:a~~ar\u:l CORNER Middleport, 0. have just 64 Bonneville - • '2195 10:e~ 1 ~;u~~:~~o: :~~: PT. Applying 1 for a marriage license in the 1 Homer Marlin, Miss Juliet Kearns, Jaekson, son, 7:53 p. office of the County Clerk were Smith, Mrs. Elza Martin, Mrs. m. Thursd.ay. \ MIDDLEPORT Charles Arthur Nicholas, 37, Bert Bontiegel, Mrs. Edward Discharges BOOK STORE Ml. Clemens, Michigan, and ! Jackson, Mrs. Doddee Foran, Mary P. Autherson, Mrs. Marilyn Jane Tinkey, 33, War· I Mrs. Mary Hyre, Mrs. Jack William w. Cremeans, George Middleport, 0. j reo, Ml ch igan. J>-orks, Miss Becky Buckner, · A. Ebersbach, Mrs. Srephen D. Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. Char· Hirkala, Mrs. Bertha McKin· "' , les Sperow, Mrs. Edith Sim· niss, Mrs. Carlton E. Nu II, ;: kins, Mrs. Rush Krodel, Mrs. Clarence W. Pennington, LeHoward Price, Mrs, William zah Pres~on, Mrs. Rex L. RobHeslop, Mrs. Fred P. Schroe·l erts, Mrs. Bert Teaford, Gain· 1der,_ Mrs. Dollie Knaul, Mrs., ford o. Upwn, Clyde A. Van Lue~lle Wells, Mrs. W. C. Gil-l Cooney, Sharon L. Walllron, mour, Mrs. Nan Rossiter. 'l'llomas L. Whilil, Mrs. Flora E: "\Voodruff, Mrs. Morgan c. an n0 a t a m 0 s t Nine are Released Martin, Mrs, Donald W. Click, ... EJto R M v p RACT I CA l p RI C E From Probation ""'· n . c aney. PT. PLEASANT - 0 r de r s The Noliono!ine Water Conditioner is the signed by Judge James L. I resu It of extensive e;(perience end research. IVef CWS Ultimate in simplicity and efficiency of TChompsun of the Mason County . F ircuit Court bave been enteropera!Jon. u11 Y automalic, electric timer ed in the office of the Circuit I • • controls 5-cycle valve whkh oporoles on Clerk releasing nine persons I Gauge Readbtgs -:- Galltpohs, water p1essure ••• no troubleaome sprinns. • · from probation and dismissing !, 12 ·0 and .12 ·0 runrung 1·5 feet. solenoids or motors. Adjustable salt dial one divorce aclion. of rollers, Pt. Pleasant, .. 24 00, p M 20 35 H allows up to .40°11' saving! on soh. Guest Released from proba!t'on af. omeroy· ason, · ; mto0 • swilch for extra recharges. lifetime war· ter serving part of thel·r proba· 0·70 ; Kanaw h8 Fal'2" Ch ar.• "'• ..... ; ronty on plastic cabinet ond fiberglas min· 1 All h erollonk. lO·yr pro-rola warranty on valve • tion periods ranging from two eston, 18.91. Kanaw a RiV· to fl·ve years were Wt'llt'am J. er Dams are on the sill. ~tern. Self contained unit in antique white with stunning gold trim Somerville, B, L. Somerv ::1e, Boat Movements: Edna Rood, Tommy Mayes, Ed· Ohio River - Lock 13, Crown ward Viers, Alva Shue; Donald City down al 12:30 a.m.; R&63,000 Simpkins, Carse! A. Stone and liable .clown 7:30 a.m.; Lock GRAIN l~omse Hall Stone. Divorce ac14, Al•ce. up 7:15 p.m.; New MA:I.. CAP. 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY_ $198.00 Uon dismissed was that of Slll· MarUnsville up 11:20 p.m.; Or. 2~2,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- $238.00 ly Margaret Wears vs. Lee . co up 1:05 a.m.; Lulher Herd· Watson Wears. man up 5:25 a.m.; A. J. Patton up 7:15 a.m.; Lock 15, Beaver ARRESTS MADE up 12:30 a.m.; Lock 16, Peggy PT. PLEASANT_ Arrests Jist- Downey up, 5:30 a.m.; Lock f8, ed at the County. jail for t h e Pennsylvanta up 5 a.m.; St. past 24 hour putod were : John Marys up 6 a.m., Loek 20: H. Ruper, 51, Apple Grove; Ned Merrick down 4.15 a.m., Wanda Sorgen~, 46~ Apple Elisha Woods down 6:30 a.m.; Grove; ond Guy Ftnley, 36, Lock 21, Crtss Jr. up 4:30 a.m.; EDWARD BAER, OWNER • p Apple Grove, each charged 1Polly R. down 5:45 a.m.; Lock 992 2036 22, Jefferson down 6:30 a.m.; i! Lock 23, Robert E. Reed up dwarf?-M. Only occasionally does alveolar bone Stanclerd trans. White w1H cause any great amount of tires. By WilHam Lawrence, D. D. S. culty. When it does it usually af. On June 26th the Carleton 1.-- by Helett llottel--' 63 Ford Galaxie feels stability of lower dentures . Dear Dr. Lawrence: I am more tha11_ uppers. Sunday school had an a~ten<l· 500 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, eutoPontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all vinyl trim In metlc trent. Radio and writing you about my husband's ance of 53, offering $1! 90 · CHIW'S IMAGINATION H your daughter bruise1 heater, 11ower steering, turquoise to match outside. This car was owned by jaw. The ridge under his lower Constant rubbing of the den Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and CAN BE DANGEROUS ily Has most children do) whfte wall tires. a Pontiac enthusiast who has bad many many Pon, plate seems to be shrinking lure on the soft tissues, and children and Mr. and M r ' · Dear HeieR: there may be a logical ellliaR··Il tiac. This car more than pleased him as we are 1111re 60 Dodqe Pickup away and he's worried he'll soon biting on it when U's not seated Roland Dais atrended the M"r· ation. You'll bear il aorrteda.y; it will you. It has Hydramatlc, Power tteeriD& and V. Ton. 8 cyl. Cloan have nothmg. left to hold lhe properly, results m p_am' and ietta·Athens Milk Producers My little daughter, I t b·l r d say nothing aRd keep your ears brakes. plate m. It slips around now at discomfort and chrooto 'sore . t' th W :grader, came borne from school !0,.,... H . 65 Ford Gal. 500 times. and makes it hard for spots." associ~ 108 mee 1mg a1 ~ ar~ , several months ago with her I r ...... - • 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 englnt, • him to chew. Is 'there aylhing , , rea. Htgh school at Vmcent, back blistered. I asked her who ; Dear Helu: standard trans. Radlo and V8 Chrysler 4 Dr. Hard Top. You must aee and drive . ., But do I give up. Its not afl • Ohto Fnday mght. Ihad been beating her and she I Since we bave no children htater J th a( can be done a bout 11. • ed.ta ble 81·tua t'ton. usua 11Y Mr this fine automobile to appreciate ita red bot value. A _ "Sh 1 k'· t " f trrem d M J h D wouldn '~ •ay, admit I !mow nothing about sex 63 Mercury , . r 0 ' · away .. 0 new dentures that are fitted ac· · an . rs. 0 n ean ed f f )'(tl · 1 ! The NADA book value is $2400.00, and this car is a Jaw 11 a normal. i atural pheoo- c t . h teeth . and sons VISited Sunday with Recently she came to me aRd ' uca IOD o I e g1r s. 4 Dr. Power St..rlng 1nd low mileage very sharp one owner car and Ia fully 10 Bnket. Automatic trans, menon and a continuing one so ur: e.1y, WI1 . 1' p(oper Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markins, said she'd tell me 11 I'd prom· I We ba~e a dear Utile seven· equipped with the works. !hal the older we gel. the less occ usftotn, cadn gtvtoP. rete al Racine. Also with Mr. and Mr~ ise never "' teU anyone as the ·~ year-old ID the famtly . My bus· 65 Dodae Dart .k h com or an res re norm R 'ed · • band and 1 love her and b ing 2 Dr. 270 'Sorln 6 cyll"' function ohert Rt and lamtly who one who beat ber said, "I'D . . r bon e were l1 e1y ~ ave left. der, standard tra~s., ndlo · • were here from Pataskala and I be· t 1m 1 to d lb if Iher many gtfts. She 11 real . 9 Passenger Sta. Wagon. Another extra value low Whtle a you a os ea you , f0 nd 0 I men. and heater . . we have teeth ' !he' For those few hopeless caseS ! Mrs. Lenora Dean, Pomeroy, tell" mileage car that is really a red hot value. This wagon shrmkmg process may be halt· whn can't be fitted by eonven-1 and Mrs. Faye Shaffer, Mr. , . I One day m a erowded room, 65 Honda ts low mileage and very clean inside and out. ed . or at least delayed by: tiona! means here are wayo of Dean's aunt of Columbu•. I Thea she said one of b er lhe accused her Grandfather llkt new stratghtemng teeth, periOdontal SI'!Curing den~res. One uf he . . . reachers SjTdnked her with a!of "getting fresh." He w a s 58 Ford Pickup treatment,_good dentistry: re· cleverest involves . Mrs. Vrrg1l Kmg, Mrs . belt in the principal's office shocked and terribly Addened. VB Chevrolet 4 Dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white fiJi. Y2 Tan. I cylinder. placmg mtssm~ teeth, mamtatn· in the jawbone a Wayne Beal and Mrs. EhZ3· ~while he sat and watched. My A week late r she ac•,used ish and like new red nylon interior. Power steering ing good mouth eleanliness and ionally powerf~ pl'aiRUIII mag beth Murray were in Caldwell daughter said she hit a little husband of a vulgar act. and brakes and powerglide. probably by selectm parents net It is placed in the molar re- Monday to take the children of boy i• her class and that was !mow beyond doubt th1s •• not and grandparents wtth perfect gion of he ja-., under he s the Carleton Church to B1hle the reason for the blistering. ~·· Why would 1 little girl teeth and Jaws. and in the bone in a ~ Camp. Those al!endmg were , think litis way, and try to hur~ USED CARLOT 1 Pontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Std. shift with power steel· But once all teeth are lost prepared "vault" or ·~r;pl r, Sandra, Linda and Karla Bear. I ll • _long past, Helen, ·but 1 people wbo love ber? Do othing and power brakes. A beautiful red with white Lotcust I Sycomore Sh. the alvrolar bone whtch is thai · Judy, Grace, Mory Lou, and am still desperalil and waul Ill en have this problem? A. top. New Pontiac trade-ln. Extra nice. Mhldloport part of the jawbone that bas the When bone and gums heal, Geneva King, Barbara and lake acttoo, but bow can I M. N. conventional dentures are fitted Jennie Caruthers. wtthoul betraylllg my daucb· 1Dear A: 1 and aother mage! is . . · lilr 's trust? I Yes, others DO have 4 Dr. LeSabre Sedan. Power steering, automatic shift. i• he pink base el he Mr. and.· Mrs. Wilham. King I Please help. - D. E. problem with liltle girl! who . Original metallic green finish. denture, exactly opposite had as vtstlors one evenlg r&, bavt been told too much one embedded in the jaw. cently Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dear D: 110011, and in the wrong way. magnets attract each other and Beal. Yes, it's long past, aod I'd She is either !rigbteoed or !asStation Wagon. Red bot buy. Extra nice Inside aud thus hold the lower denture Rev. Clyde Hinton, who Is forget it, if I were you. eiRated by oomethillg lht doe.. Out. flrmiy against the tissuo. mmts~r of Carleton , Church, Why? Because that story n't yet understand. Possibly her solemmzed the marnage of holds water like a lieve! 111Splcioos may stem from aa Miss Karen Tackett and Mr. No teacher and principal earlier experience still liDJoseph Drasler Saturday . The would dare beat a tittle Imowo Ia her famDy. wedding was held lD the Chap- witb a belt and threatee Also, sbe may be enjoyillg el at OU University. prisa1s if sho told. Were the limelight. Children oflea Weekead oiBiwrs at tbe • • POMEROY, Viaitlog with Mr, and Mrs. spanked, ber parenll would be Uke Ill play eenlilr Ill a b i g borne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Std. shift. Good me<:hanical Waggoner were Mr. and Mn. Charle• Mash, Jr~, and family notified. Public school! are well family "'""· not -liziq bow tondition. Claytoa wauoaer and eb1ldreD thl• weekend, were Mr. 8lld aware of their vulnerability tAl Mrs. Ora Mash of Ganaka ""d lawsuits and lllb lew 11umeet of ColumbWJ. Mr. aRd Mrs. Den Updegraff Harold Rausch of Columbus. bere, • • of Mississippi .... aueata uf JIJrs. Homer Bailey, Mrs. Av4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. ey St. Clair and cbildrea were ~ relatives bere. visitors of their sister, Mr. Weekend visitors at tbe home and Mrs. Wendell Williams and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones famDy at Portsmouth recently, • ~ ....., ~ ) ~ ' were Mra. Wayae Behrelldseo Mr. and Mrs. Wayoe Bear Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. and son, Eric, of Saadusky. and family asd Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allea Roger Young were visitors of and daughter, Lisa aRd Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Marion Wil· Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swale Bill Tyo and childrea, Leslie, Iiams at Cbeshire Sunday. AI· visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel Dreke J Dr. Sedan. Vi. Aoto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Ann and Scott of ZanesvUJe. 0. liO visiting weM Mr. and Mrs. of Racine. Saturday they welt to Willia1118- Mike Davis of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Everett SIJIOil town, W. Va. and toured lhe Mr. Clark HudneU, who bas and Lois are spendlag aeveral • • 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ $2195 60 Volkswagen 2 D r . _ $795 Fenton glass plant. beeJI a resident of this com- days in Columbus with their Motor just overhauled, good condition El Camino lio Too Pickup - VB - Std. Trans. Radio. lateWte, V-4 motor, aid. trans., radio, throughout. Maroon with beige inter· Mr. al!d Mrs. Charlet! Jo•es munity for several years, pass- daughter, Mrs. Leonard ~ opeat two days in Zamesville ed away Sunday at Meigs Ge!t- nig, Jr. , who is a palieat at wlalw tlru, delme wheel discs, turquoise ior, RUIIB out good. era! Hospital where he h ad University Hospita~ ~m 731. recently. with black vinyl top, black 'Vinyl Int. On· beeo a patient for several days. Mrs. Harold Newlun 8lld SanIt' 10,000 mlle1. Real sharp! Mr. 1Dd Mrs. James SnodAttending a recital given by dy are spending several daya Custom Royal 4 Dr. VB. Automatic Trans. and steer62 Olcls 'Dynamic SB _ $1495 graas of ijacine and family Mls• M. Condon, which was with Mr. and Mn. Romey in&J- (As is). Appearance- Good. Holiday Sed. White ov4!f beige, beige were Sunday eveaing vislton of Sunday afternoon at the Pome- White of Chillicotlte. vinyl interior, V-4 engine, auto. trans. · Mn. Arix. roy high sehool, were Miss The Golden Rule Sullday power brakes and steerlug, wJslw tlrea; _,..,, 63 Dodge Polara • • • Robert Reed of Alhens Ylsit- Judy King, Mary Lou, Gra<>e, School Class held a •lll'Jli'IH ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath. Geova and David King. housewarming lor Mary Pierce. 4 Door Sedan. Convertible---- $1495 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $109~ Guesll at the bome of Mr. VIsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. and Mn. Stanley Wells Sport Coupe. V-4, auto. trans., power and Mrs. Mltssie were Mr. and Joba Dean and sons were Mrs. of Georgia are spendillg a few brakes & steering, radio, wlalw tires, v.a engine, automatic trans., power wheel Mn. Frallk Wooliln alld Mn of Sylvia Bryson and son Larry days wltb Mr. alld Mrs. Rosco • • • dUca, factory air. brakea, "power st-ing, radio, new Akron. of North CantoR. They were Wells. J Door Sedan. Mrs. Jerry Wien of Colum- here Ill attend the Brysoa Mr. and Mrs. Hank Heller white lldewall8, wheel discs, light blue bus is spending some time reunloa whieh was Sunday af. visited Mr. and Mn. Dave HoJ. with white top and blue 'Vinyl interior, MANY MOREwilh Mr. and Mrs. Robert lernooa at the Bedford Youth ter of Chester, Mrs. Elm& Hel· 47,000 miles. Cadillac trade-ln. \ ACTION· PRiaDI Blackwood. Mr. Blackwood is Center. ter of Forest Run, and Mr. '.tt Ton. Improving. " Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hintoa and Mrs. Joe BisseU of Mason ViBitors at the Estep beme In- bad as visitors over tbe week· City, W. Va. A.et.....Prieed ".b-Js" Spedtlb eluded lheir 100, Junior ad bll eJid, Mr. and Mrs. Marvoy Car· Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Hens· • • • • wile of Gallipolis and Mr. and sey, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hin· ley visited relatives at MurS1 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. t r a n s . - - - - - - - $95 2 Door Hard Top. lln. Bnmlley of MiDersvllle. Jr., and family, Mrs. Cle- raysville, W. Va. -Mn. Jolrl . . . ala Hoflman,.Mr. and Mrs. Har- David Smith, Keith Weber, 59 Dodge 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. tranL - - - - - $195 ,_..................,...........,_,,tyey Carsey, aU of Columbus, and Mike Bissell are camping 'l'll~m)ISOII of Atherut. wi Troop 238 at Camp AlTo• Lewis Repair Service andMissAnnaBrenda 60 Rambler Am. 2 Door, 6 cyl., auto. tranL - - - - - $395 Smltb, •daugh· hea near Huntington, W. Va. ' Door Sedan. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge n e and Mrs. Kenny Rey· -FORSmith, ia Ylsitlng In Michigan. ooids visited Pauline Rae eHEAnNG OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 1:00 PM Porn ePLUMBING TRAVELS SOME MORE Mr. a Mrs. Jerry Vales A D D I S A B A B A, Elhiopa and Shelly of Cblllicothe spent eROOFING (UP!) - French President lite weekend with Mr. and Mn. "'HIO'S OLDI!ST DODGE DEALER" Charles de Gaulle will visit Dave Yates. • GMACFI~ Etblopla am Augyst at the Mrs. Harlil Frank 1Dd farnII S. SKoncl Ave. ' .' IDVItalloa of Emperor Hallie lly visited Mr. and Mrs. JebnWY2-5342 ' fl.~ I., . WY :t.a74 Selasl!e, a IIO"t'lllllelll spokN- llie 'Kibble of Reedavllle. -. ...... ' ..; ' •Mlllltl •• " 111111 ••'IIIUIICed litda1 -V.Iflel Smttb, , Bel Alre. 4 I. 1 Ford Fairlane 500, 2 Dr. _Hordtop, 8 cyl. lndtr, Rad1o & hut.,r Whitewall tires. · S • l y News S '95 .,••n~u-T)Iw}~"'j RED HOT · ,,,.1,,, 64 Galaxie Y.l Convertible. 8 eyllnder euto trans., power 1tt 1 ~ lng, power braktt end windows, radio & htlltr Laure} Cliff :~;:~ I'm afraid you'll 62 Ford Gal. 500 DUDLEY'S. .· [ States ' e .Mexlco _ Chevrolet 4 dr. I cyl, At Trans., P. IIHrlng, radio and he.ttr M 1 Dear M: lol Alro 2 Dr. 8 cyllndor Auto.. Trant. Radio and heater, Wltltewall tires. I ·..; . ROAD ATLAS tit • b:::e 0:: ~~:n.J!: s:d Roush's Shoe Store WEDDING SOONI Ma~. •Min~~. ~::':' •;,~side~;; I 0::!\..;Jk.w., bUr lblrt pattern for A f[ l I IJ [!II I !J m!WY t~ ~-· 4 -loli Willi a.' ,~· fa' aru; i In undentandini, failiur'iloct,r your ow••P~~~~~:!; II quilt neceasary, 8nd ,1 . }IPpl "UWe ..;, tile parents ma!re _. IlPpolD~ clothes ·taii1,red - t lOOn. - H. · ' ahouldrl't be MO . IW'O. ~·h. ylj\ f~ Helen: 81111 uae a rqul8r.Siplo Our six-foot-two. Ea8Je lerll and taptr . Jlo\.n ton pals around wltb a Utile lleeves. Good hid< ' ID friend who iB 17 and jlllt ; : : ~~=~IID=Iii~l ball his height. Tbla 111811, • dwarf, glnrDtbl8. nms a tractor, wrestles in lllgh lcbool sport!! and Ia every· For All The Family body's friend. He is one of 17 ablldrea aad lives on a !arm. I would like to make him some clothe~ lllat'flt Cinstead of eut-offs thai ''bag") TENNIS ·SHOES l,_tao ~--'ay, ' mncb PLANNING I Ch urch women E ed •" I NAPOLEON, Ohio (UPI) CalvlD MerQel', Chil~the, a brakeman for the Detroit, Toledo & lronton railroad, was klUed early today when he was thrown under a freight flhlle working at a siding aearby Malinta. 1 weekelld with Mrs.• . Ed!U. OCie ,, '' hA'KEM"N' lmLED Orr famDy. /c Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr ipenl 'ft . -\!11 ~~ ~ . 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Rawlings Sons Co. lEWIS .MtSERYIO Karr& VanZandt Motor Sales . �' . · ···-· N _e....."'s ~~F Ull HMh ~ 1 • 0 r:::t!!. 7 -. . ,. . -ft!}rutf!)n ..,.-...,_~- ~·~~ ~~~~~ Bashan ~-I.W N 5 s ' ty -·eM ews • : l~Mc:ru~WeiiiHofllutJimblir, . to ~ ..... to •fol'll!·tout antluaey wordl. t MeElfresh of Mhley, · •L ~--'• 1Jo Marie Ro ......., w apenl several days in Columlms wi th Mr. and Mrs. i~rnest 0f•fter and family, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer of Capton spent a week end with M d M 'l'lleodor e p ,,,. r.a0dan1 milyrs. Terri Pul .u ns lms retur~ed ahome• wllh them· afte.- havtng spent two weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller ot Chester spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul urr. ----·-- ....... only on Ward. · y · y · ~1:.'\:.o:.:By Mn. A, H, Batley Mrs. Le,slilr White, 133 S6c- ', , · Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey .,_ Earl w R-L .. Wichita, Kans., were __ 1 d Ave,, """· on ..,. · "' "'"" · 2111 Kineon Dr·: • "IUp""r mson, ...... I J , ,.. guests 0 I Mrs A· H· Ronald L. Allison, 121G Second GOlBE BailoyAckett. and Mr. and Mrs. Wll· liam Ave.; Mrs. Erne!! C. Ca~dwoll, • 'I 2S Vinton Ave.; Mrs. Jonn D. J Mr and Mrs. Wateman White Pasquale, 650 First Ave.; Mrl. of Keno and Mr. Denver Hill Paul G. Wlckllne, 322 Third LIBART , ;f Foster, IV. Va., were guests Ave.; Mrs. Carl Cook, Rt. S · y 'J ~ of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ballard VInton; Mrs. Ernest E. Walls, A A . _~ and family Sunday. Rt. I Northup; Mrs. Richard Mr and Mrs, Ernest Deeter D. James, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; ~TWNAY aad family of Columbus spent WITH U.S. COMBAT Affi FORCES, Vietnam- Staff Leigh Ann Houck, Eureka Star • Nowlll't'IIIPthetlrcledletttn • weekend with Mr. and Mrs. d Mr Rt.; Judson H. Clark, Ri 0 n to form lilt ourpriM ......... u "--rge Roberts. . ht) f '1 t Rich ard L. Bene dict (rt.g , son o "r. an :.~j'•!; July 1 - 11 a. m. SII.ergean s. G d Do ld M B Rt U aurl'ltedbJtheaboncartoon, """ S. Benedict of Leon, W. Va., receives the Air Medal In ran e; na · arcus, · Miss Sharon Holter is spend· parade through down- Vietnam. Sergeant Benedict, an aircraft maintenance 1 Northup; Mrs. Roger E. Hal· . 11111111-lllllllot lng a few days at Canter's Cave Pleasant. 12:30 p.m. technician was awarded the medal for meritorious ley, RL 2 Crown Clty; Mrs. -- • - - - - - '-H Club Counselors camp. ceremonies for PAA ievement during military flights. The serg~ant, a 1953 Donald \\', Cttck, Pt. !'leas· ~ (Aaow.n lomo•ro•l Mr. and Mra. Perry Orr of Let Dudley's and Grey Eagle arch· gr~duate of Barboursville (W. Va.) High School, attended ant; Mrs. Forres~ F. LeBfl, ·. lUITY CUIYI IUIIAU tiNilY Columbus called on Clint Orr ... I p. m, Horse Show, Har~ Trenton (N. J.) State College and the territorial Rl. 2 Letart; Mrs. C. Raymond . Tuo.nlof'• Au.... 7'1t11 holp. ,_,. "'l/oq l i t and :amily recently. Help You Make mon Park and PAA round of Guam during his off-duty hours. Colonel C. M. Byer, Leon; David Y. Ingell, - - A run , o Mrs. Worley Davis returned Complete Floral Ill targets. Grey Eagle Open or cugJ.i, a base vice commander, makes the New. H~ven; Lee 0. Blain, . ___ _ _ Ill her home at Dexter after U field targets. Galhpohs Ferry; Mrs. William ~~pending a week with the Arvll Arrangements. • • 1 • d WI C. Gibbs, New Haven; Kenneth • Violet this past week were 1H0It r 11 . . ' 11 p. m.• ! • . m. -Queen's CycI18118 DJure L H li nd . M ~ <.: Mrs Grace Kuhn Mr. and er am y. Ball at Nallonal Guard Ar,uory In Street Accident nie Jop~~~~o~~~ ~~.v~~ aJ.IlS Mrs: Wayne Bri~kles, Jack Eugene Rowley, Dunbar, call· eBOUQUETS 00 !MIDI-formal). P'f. PLEASANT - Ctmrles . Mr D 'd c Mill M'ddl Duvall Mrs. Myrtle Frost ed Ralph Ballard family re1 July 3 - 9 a. m.l Wayne Gorl_and, 25, of . ' 902 ' Jeiferso:'·N. Bak:, Ethel 'Arbaugh, all local, and I cehnUyh. dMbers. Dormtl" Mthorrl•on, e BOUTONNIERES """" M C I ed Rt I Pedro· Mrs Steve Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson I w o a en vtst ng em reOrey Eagle Open, 28 targels ossman trc e, was m)ur i . K. J 'k . . and Mr and Mrs John Hayes · turned horne with Mr. Rowley. • CHURCH or HOME 1 d le Open 28 Thursday 6:30 p.m. m a molar· , PT. PLEASANT - EP' '' opal earns, ac son; MISS Anna · · 1 G H1 c · I 'd t J k ' Ch h W L Bl k hi '-hi d K • BY Mn. Evelyn Brie'·'of Ch<!!iter. ' ary 0 ter, wuo ArH< u»'P 1 p. m. Grey Eag DECORATIONS targets. PAA round of 2, tar· eye e • car acct en on ac · urc omen were ens p ,.. an y """' G ets· PAA an al han· son Avenue. Garland was taken ed w•th a, picnic at the home L~ Annan Poling: Wellston: Ch.;.:. Larry and Gary Landon, sons Joe Griffith attended Bible from boot tnltnrng ~t 8 real 1 eCORSAGES I • 7 PG~ oils ~~ r i 11 e to Holze r Hospital by ambu. , Mr. and Mrs. E. Bartow les H111, WeUston; Basil Black· of Mr. aad Mrs. Don Landon, School at Alfred. Lakes, Ill., Is spendmg 4. lance. He reportedly rece1ved IJefferson Blvd., ~1 a1 P he bu Rl 4 Alb . Mr d enlts!ed In lhe Army and were I Mrs. Ethel Slllut spent a day leave with his parents, Mr. b <cloledF,Jreto meksrn rs on1y).l bruises and lacerations.. evening and of!lcers of re:nv. sianley, a~t 1 ~;,c: 110111 to Ft. Jackson, S. C., for oouple weeks wltb her daugh· and Mrs. Arv!l Holter and wor - aem. •Mrs. Mae Dorst, aDd fam· family · 10 p• m• Accord'mg to Clty Pollee who cburch women for the wood traltung ocr, 10 are investigating the mishap, year were Installed. : : ov;; ~t r1v~rs · Blrlha Mr. ~d Mrs. Gerald Violet 1 ily of Long Bottom. Clarence Sorden and William WD • easan · Garland was traveling north on Th R C A p·tz . Mrs. Jefferson N. Baker, Rt and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark Mr. and Mrs. D. G, Goodin Sorden and Mr. and Mrs. Lew• M··••• July 4 - 9 a m IJackson Avenue on a Honda t II ed lhev. . r'r· I er Mm· I P d d hter 9 20 . and cbildren were guests Sun· of Columbus were Sunday visit- Ia Edge! called on the Clint 59 N. 2ND AVI!. i . . . . J' · . sa e e new o tcers, rs. e ro, aug : a.m., f Mr d Mr J -• · --' ') Po\A ,round of 20 targets; Grey molorcycle when a car drtven M th H't .d t· M 'l'llursday; Mrs. Erskine E. day for a cookout at the home ors o . an s. "'"" · i BWitle Open, 28 targets; 1 p. nt. by F:dna Virginia Mattox, 2728 Blanton, Rt. 2 Vinton, dauglr of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush, Weatherman. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ! PM llnalB; 5 p. m. Aw<lrdE Lmcoln Avenue, traveling south, Mrs Gail Faires treasurer and ter, 10:29 a.m. Thursday; Mis. West Shade. ble and unable to support over· Free Ar..·Wide ! iaitlmoDles. made a left turn Into Evans · . Ronald L, Allison, 121o Second Mrs. Ann Plants and aon of - - - - - - - - - Delivery ·..; Supermarket In the path of the Mrs. IV: C. Gilmour, ~ecretary. Ave., son, 3;17 p.m. Thursdav; VIenna, W. Va., werll Sunday I ,lylng~~m~a~te~r:la~l.===-=~i!ii!:!!:!!:!!i!ii!~:!!~~ , I 42ncl ANNUAL oncoming motorcycle. The mo- Mrs. M•lton L. Miller IS the out- Mrs. Roger E. Halley, R~. , 2 gu~sts of Mr. and Mrs. Kenno(h lo torcyde struek the bumper of gomg president Crown City, son, P-Ill· Griffith and son. , 3 43 1 ·; RAND McNALLY the vehicle throwing Garland Others attcndmg were Mrs. 'l'llursday·, Mrs. Forrest F. Mrs. Ruth Ann Golden of ' the hood of th d Charles E. Holzer, Jr., Galh· Ath d M d M OCie over e cor an r oh· M L . B Legg, Rt. 2 Letart, sun, 3:58 ens an r. an rs. .• ' onto the pavement. po IS~ 10 ; rs. outse ryan, .... Cl k and famD r " l _ lluntmgton; Mrs. S. C. Wil- Thursday; Mrs. Paul G. Wick· &uursllln ar Y O , ---------- I ] I 11 :t (X f I ( I I ,. ntertain TupperS Pl ~·; ;;, 63 Soc•"ety News 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cyllndor, auto. trent. Radio and he-ater power steering, whlte-w 1 (j tir", 63 Chevrolet ! ; \ , ! l( • : ~~~A~~~D i ID ;; 1t \ AUT Q MAT ICAllY d w DAlLAS? You have built, of stone, a mon· ument. You have filled II with Dowers Tbat those who care may r.; member A man,· named Kennedy · ! R' N "iiii:sii:sii:sii:sii:sii:sii:siiiiiiiii:~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:!!iii::=o:m=er:o:y~w~l~·th~i~nto~D~·c~a~tl:on~.====. Who came to your city Unarmed, unarmoured, una· f rat'd • To n th l U slay toheyoLourda k: " n ess t eep e c ty • 'Ibe watchman waketh In vatn'· J' ~ And perhaps Ill ask dMrlepo.arntdv!Mrssited. CIJSunffodrday Klelnw.it I "Must I then heeome your enemy Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl of ! Texa• are spending two weeks Because I •·II you truth.'' • "' -'th h'· But, his •··t was not heard "' ,. paren•"'• Mr ' and Mrs ' t.CA Lew Diehl and Mr and Mn His question not asked "'" I Dl hi nd .f II . Do you -member'. ..,.,ar el e a am y. ,..., Mrs H F Or, have you forgotten · armen ox was reTile "Wanted for treason" post- ctDUy treatm lor second deera gree bums on the leg and foot Which fUJed your street!!; wheo a container of hot coffee Tile "Impeaeh Earl Warren" wu spilled on her when I signs IAJ&IIter blew up. Upon the bill-boards M-Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Tal· The lavish advertisement ley (Jeannine Parker' who In your newspaper have heeD on the A!ore Islands "Kennedy is coming Nov. 22,, for two years 111'8 vacationing "We must gel In right now Iii England and Germany. Or else Iorge! It' I Do you remember, Dallas? l1 You proteoted Innocence. But who protested' Before that day In November Do you emember D&UasT A ______ _·:.__ I 5:10 a.m.; Valley Transporlilt Carl Gardner, PL Pleaslftt. up 5:55a.m.; Greenup Lor'll, BIRTH: Mr. and Mra. Ben- ~ Indiana down 8:30 p.m.; Alton -•· - Lyons, Letart, a son. Zephyr up 12:05 a.m.; Chippe-1,.-;;;;;;;i"-"'-------·---.-..-.-,11 wa down 2:40 a.m.; Eugenia P. Jones up t: 40 a.m.; Mingo down 7:20 p.m.: Franklin lh• ! Pierce up 8:20 a.m.; Meldahl I Locks, Western down 3:30 p. m.; Molly K. down 6 p.m.; I. F. Frleberger up 7 p.m.; Wll· Uam H. Zlmmer up 7:45p.m.; E'Deana Bosworth ub 11:15 p. m.; Bryan B. up JJ :20 p . m ~; Flagship up I a.m. Gall!poUo Boats Phillip Sporn down 8 p.m.; Jameo B. Durant up Jl .,.m.; OVEC down 12:30 a.m.; Harvey Jordon down 1:20 a.m.; Inca down 1:10 a.m.; Mark EasUn down 3:30 a.m.; Tttat' up 6 a.m.; Beckjord up S: IIi a.m. Kanawlut River Marmet, Helen up 4: 15 a.m.; Winfield, PRICII START AT H. E. 3owles down 8:15 p.m.; Alan R. Merrill down 1:10 a: m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. doWD 2:40 a.m.; Nallonal down 1:30 a.m. THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIAMOND R IN 0 S See the brilliance and beauty of a Keepsake diamond • • • lnur our yean of uperience to help you ttlect your Keep10k1 , •• QUaronteecf by the tc..puake Certific:ott yo1r auuranc1 of a perfect diamond (or r11placement auuredl. ! I MIDDLEPORT, '" ' M~I~OED: Ja:nes Rife, Cheshire; Mn. C.Cil Keefer and ctaughiet, Buffalo; 992-WS Middleport Open Friday and Saturday Nlghtl · VAL ..~"' '-'. HELEN HELP US! • '2195 64 New Yorker 62 Impala • - • - $1395 64 Catalina • - - $1995 BLAETTNARS Harrisonvdle 1963 Rambler o. -========== 1962 Dodge • Long Bottom - 1962 Rambler Society News 1960 Plymouth • - $795 KARR and VAN ZANDT'S ·-- ... .,. -......... ;. =-· ·- .._,....... WHERE the ACTION IS! 1960 Chevrolet 1959 Dodge • - - $245 1957Buick - $195 1956Ford Air-Conditioners BAKER FURNITURE o. Dr . 6 cyl, 59 Chevrolet • - • $495 ~P-sa.k::e ~Heat FURNITURE Kingsbury News Notes 59 Buick • • • - • $495 ALSO TO $1800 Norge Pleasant Valley HOIJIIIII ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Bennie Lyons, Letart; Irene Snead, I II CELESTE U!IO (H~ wen~lsaus) Ingels Your Dental Health special functlo• of teetll, begins to shrink. Keith Goble Ford ' Our Sure Win Feeds ••• z. - I ..o;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;:_....=!~:iiiiiii~~:!!~i:::ii~:sii:sii~:!!:!!i!ii!~:!!:sii!5!5~ Beat -- -~- 1 I Oft.lniO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING BAKER FURNITURE Rev. Eugene GIU and family I have ,.,urne ~ d horne from a 1 vacation In Cambridge and ~ Mansfield with relatives. Tile winners of the Sunday School contest will be served a dinner at 8:30 Saturday even· ing at the recreation center. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox attended the open ehurch wed· ing at the Ratliff Baptist church I of Miss Sharon Ann DaUey and Mr. James Pieree. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scaliey 9f canton visited Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lane of 'II~ I 0 "" 64 Volkswagen - BARD'S • s 11 W/4JE R azn• 0 t .... I' By M.... Bertba Parker ~ Y· vial"·• Mrs. G Attendance at the Free Meth· _ _o~e·--""" -· - - _ --~~ ladyl odist Sunday School on June Ill was 1<ri, offerlog $20.35. 00 YOU REMEMBER, McLAUGHliN WITH U. S. COMBAT AIR FORCES, Vietnam - Airman Second Class John E. McLaughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. McLaughlin of R.R. 3, Pomeroy, is now in Vietnam. Airman McLaughlin is a heliATIENI)S SEMINAR~ Among those. attending the Ohio 5avings and Loan lague copter mechanic in the Pacific Air Forces. The airman is Semmar on Fmanetal Institutions for Htgh School Teachers at Ohio State University a graduate of Eastern High School. His wife, JoAnn, is w~ Martha A. Ohlmger of Northwestern Local High School, Rutland, shown above the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy Frecker of R. R. 1, Mi· w1th Dr. Ronald S. Foster, Seminar Director, Ohio State University. Miss Oblinger was ncrsville. sponsored by the Ohio Savings and Loan League of Columbus. II :~~~~. ~~. ~~r~~~~L~~:~. :~: ~~ :.!. ~~.:.:~·· ~~~~~~~ f~r:dw~~.s:a~~ar\u:l CORNER Middleport, 0. have just 64 Bonneville - • '2195 10:e~ 1 ~;u~~:~~o: :~~: PT. Applying 1 for a marriage license in the 1 Homer Marlin, Miss Juliet Kearns, Jaekson, son, 7:53 p. office of the County Clerk were Smith, Mrs. Elza Martin, Mrs. m. Thursd.ay. \ MIDDLEPORT Charles Arthur Nicholas, 37, Bert Bontiegel, Mrs. Edward Discharges BOOK STORE Ml. Clemens, Michigan, and ! Jackson, Mrs. Doddee Foran, Mary P. Autherson, Mrs. Marilyn Jane Tinkey, 33, War· I Mrs. Mary Hyre, Mrs. Jack William w. Cremeans, George Middleport, 0. j reo, Ml ch igan. J>-orks, Miss Becky Buckner, · A. Ebersbach, Mrs. Srephen D. Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. Char· Hirkala, Mrs. Bertha McKin· "' , les Sperow, Mrs. Edith Sim· niss, Mrs. Carlton E. Nu II, ;: kins, Mrs. Rush Krodel, Mrs. Clarence W. Pennington, LeHoward Price, Mrs, William zah Pres~on, Mrs. Rex L. RobHeslop, Mrs. Fred P. Schroe·l erts, Mrs. Bert Teaford, Gain· 1der,_ Mrs. Dollie Knaul, Mrs., ford o. Upwn, Clyde A. Van Lue~lle Wells, Mrs. W. C. Gil-l Cooney, Sharon L. Walllron, mour, Mrs. Nan Rossiter. 'l'llomas L. Whilil, Mrs. Flora E: "\Voodruff, Mrs. Morgan c. an n0 a t a m 0 s t Nine are Released Martin, Mrs, Donald W. Click, ... EJto R M v p RACT I CA l p RI C E From Probation ""'· n . c aney. PT. PLEASANT - 0 r de r s The Noliono!ine Water Conditioner is the signed by Judge James L. I resu It of extensive e;(perience end research. IVef CWS Ultimate in simplicity and efficiency of TChompsun of the Mason County . F ircuit Court bave been enteropera!Jon. u11 Y automalic, electric timer ed in the office of the Circuit I • • controls 5-cycle valve whkh oporoles on Clerk releasing nine persons I Gauge Readbtgs -:- Galltpohs, water p1essure ••• no troubleaome sprinns. • · from probation and dismissing !, 12 ·0 and .12 ·0 runrung 1·5 feet. solenoids or motors. Adjustable salt dial one divorce aclion. of rollers, Pt. Pleasant, .. 24 00, p M 20 35 H allows up to .40°11' saving! on soh. Guest Released from proba!t'on af. omeroy· ason, · ; mto0 • swilch for extra recharges. lifetime war· ter serving part of thel·r proba· 0·70 ; Kanaw h8 Fal'2" Ch ar.• "'• ..... ; ronty on plastic cabinet ond fiberglas min· 1 All h erollonk. lO·yr pro-rola warranty on valve • tion periods ranging from two eston, 18.91. Kanaw a RiV· to fl·ve years were Wt'llt'am J. er Dams are on the sill. ~tern. Self contained unit in antique white with stunning gold trim Somerville, B, L. Somerv ::1e, Boat Movements: Edna Rood, Tommy Mayes, Ed· Ohio River - Lock 13, Crown ward Viers, Alva Shue; Donald City down al 12:30 a.m.; R&63,000 Simpkins, Carse! A. Stone and liable .clown 7:30 a.m.; Lock GRAIN l~omse Hall Stone. Divorce ac14, Al•ce. up 7:15 p.m.; New MA:I.. CAP. 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY_ $198.00 Uon dismissed was that of Slll· MarUnsville up 11:20 p.m.; Or. 2~2,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- $238.00 ly Margaret Wears vs. Lee . co up 1:05 a.m.; Lulher Herd· Watson Wears. man up 5:25 a.m.; A. J. Patton up 7:15 a.m.; Lock 15, Beaver ARRESTS MADE up 12:30 a.m.; Lock 16, Peggy PT. PLEASANT_ Arrests Jist- Downey up, 5:30 a.m.; Lock f8, ed at the County. jail for t h e Pennsylvanta up 5 a.m.; St. past 24 hour putod were : John Marys up 6 a.m., Loek 20: H. Ruper, 51, Apple Grove; Ned Merrick down 4.15 a.m., Wanda Sorgen~, 46~ Apple Elisha Woods down 6:30 a.m.; Grove; ond Guy Ftnley, 36, Lock 21, Crtss Jr. up 4:30 a.m.; EDWARD BAER, OWNER • p Apple Grove, each charged 1Polly R. down 5:45 a.m.; Lock 992 2036 22, Jefferson down 6:30 a.m.; i! Lock 23, Robert E. Reed up dwarf?-M. Only occasionally does alveolar bone Stanclerd trans. White w1H cause any great amount of tires. By WilHam Lawrence, D. D. S. culty. When it does it usually af. On June 26th the Carleton 1.-- by Helett llottel--' 63 Ford Galaxie feels stability of lower dentures . Dear Dr. Lawrence: I am more tha11_ uppers. Sunday school had an a~ten<l· 500 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, eutoPontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all vinyl trim In metlc trent. Radio and writing you about my husband's ance of 53, offering $1! 90 · CHIW'S IMAGINATION H your daughter bruise1 heater, 11ower steering, turquoise to match outside. This car was owned by jaw. The ridge under his lower Constant rubbing of the den Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and CAN BE DANGEROUS ily Has most children do) whfte wall tires. a Pontiac enthusiast who has bad many many Pon, plate seems to be shrinking lure on the soft tissues, and children and Mr. and M r ' · Dear HeieR: there may be a logical ellliaR··Il tiac. This car more than pleased him as we are 1111re 60 Dodqe Pickup away and he's worried he'll soon biting on it when U's not seated Roland Dais atrended the M"r· ation. You'll bear il aorrteda.y; it will you. It has Hydramatlc, Power tteeriD& and V. Ton. 8 cyl. Cloan have nothmg. left to hold lhe properly, results m p_am' and ietta·Athens Milk Producers My little daughter, I t b·l r d say nothing aRd keep your ears brakes. plate m. It slips around now at discomfort and chrooto 'sore . t' th W :grader, came borne from school !0,.,... H . 65 Ford Gal. 500 times. and makes it hard for spots." associ~ 108 mee 1mg a1 ~ ar~ , several months ago with her I r ...... - • 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 englnt, • him to chew. Is 'there aylhing , , rea. Htgh school at Vmcent, back blistered. I asked her who ; Dear Helu: standard trans. Radlo and V8 Chrysler 4 Dr. Hard Top. You must aee and drive . ., But do I give up. Its not afl • Ohto Fnday mght. Ihad been beating her and she I Since we bave no children htater J th a( can be done a bout 11. • ed.ta ble 81·tua t'ton. usua 11Y Mr this fine automobile to appreciate ita red bot value. A _ "Sh 1 k'· t " f trrem d M J h D wouldn '~ •ay, admit I !mow nothing about sex 63 Mercury , . r 0 ' · away .. 0 new dentures that are fitted ac· · an . rs. 0 n ean ed f f )'(tl · 1 ! The NADA book value is $2400.00, and this car is a Jaw 11 a normal. i atural pheoo- c t . h teeth . and sons VISited Sunday with Recently she came to me aRd ' uca IOD o I e g1r s. 4 Dr. Power St..rlng 1nd low mileage very sharp one owner car and Ia fully 10 Bnket. Automatic trans, menon and a continuing one so ur: e.1y, WI1 . 1' p(oper Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markins, said she'd tell me 11 I'd prom· I We ba~e a dear Utile seven· equipped with the works. !hal the older we gel. the less occ usftotn, cadn gtvtoP. rete al Racine. Also with Mr. and Mr~ ise never "' teU anyone as the ·~ year-old ID the famtly . My bus· 65 Dodae Dart .k h com or an res re norm R 'ed · • band and 1 love her and b ing 2 Dr. 270 'Sorln 6 cyll"' function ohert Rt and lamtly who one who beat ber said, "I'D . . r bon e were l1 e1y ~ ave left. der, standard tra~s., ndlo · • were here from Pataskala and I be· t 1m 1 to d lb if Iher many gtfts. She 11 real . 9 Passenger Sta. Wagon. Another extra value low Whtle a you a os ea you , f0 nd 0 I men. and heater . . we have teeth ' !he' For those few hopeless caseS ! Mrs. Lenora Dean, Pomeroy, tell" mileage car that is really a red hot value. This wagon shrmkmg process may be halt· whn can't be fitted by eonven-1 and Mrs. Faye Shaffer, Mr. , . I One day m a erowded room, 65 Honda ts low mileage and very clean inside and out. ed . or at least delayed by: tiona! means here are wayo of Dean's aunt of Columbu•. I Thea she said one of b er lhe accused her Grandfather llkt new stratghtemng teeth, periOdontal SI'!Curing den~res. One uf he . . . reachers SjTdnked her with a!of "getting fresh." He w a s 58 Ford Pickup treatment,_good dentistry: re· cleverest involves . Mrs. Vrrg1l Kmg, Mrs . belt in the principal's office shocked and terribly Addened. VB Chevrolet 4 Dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white fiJi. Y2 Tan. I cylinder. placmg mtssm~ teeth, mamtatn· in the jawbone a Wayne Beal and Mrs. EhZ3· ~while he sat and watched. My A week late r she ac•,used ish and like new red nylon interior. Power steering ing good mouth eleanliness and ionally powerf~ pl'aiRUIII mag beth Murray were in Caldwell daughter said she hit a little husband of a vulgar act. and brakes and powerglide. probably by selectm parents net It is placed in the molar re- Monday to take the children of boy i• her class and that was !mow beyond doubt th1s •• not and grandparents wtth perfect gion of he ja-., under he s the Carleton Church to B1hle the reason for the blistering. ~·· Why would 1 little girl teeth and Jaws. and in the bone in a ~ Camp. Those al!endmg were , think litis way, and try to hur~ USED CARLOT 1 Pontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Std. shift with power steel· But once all teeth are lost prepared "vault" or ·~r;pl r, Sandra, Linda and Karla Bear. I ll • _long past, Helen, ·but 1 people wbo love ber? Do othing and power brakes. A beautiful red with white Lotcust I Sycomore Sh. the alvrolar bone whtch is thai · Judy, Grace, Mory Lou, and am still desperalil and waul Ill en have this problem? A. top. New Pontiac trade-ln. Extra nice. Mhldloport part of the jawbone that bas the When bone and gums heal, Geneva King, Barbara and lake acttoo, but bow can I M. N. conventional dentures are fitted Jennie Caruthers. wtthoul betraylllg my daucb· 1Dear A: 1 and aother mage! is . . · lilr 's trust? I Yes, others DO have 4 Dr. LeSabre Sedan. Power steering, automatic shift. i• he pink base el he Mr. and.· Mrs. Wilham. King I Please help. - D. E. problem with liltle girl! who . Original metallic green finish. denture, exactly opposite had as vtstlors one evenlg r&, bavt been told too much one embedded in the jaw. cently Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dear D: 110011, and in the wrong way. magnets attract each other and Beal. Yes, it's long past, aod I'd She is either !rigbteoed or !asStation Wagon. Red bot buy. Extra nice Inside aud thus hold the lower denture Rev. Clyde Hinton, who Is forget it, if I were you. eiRated by oomethillg lht doe.. Out. flrmiy against the tissuo. mmts~r of Carleton , Church, Why? Because that story n't yet understand. Possibly her solemmzed the marnage of holds water like a lieve! 111Splcioos may stem from aa Miss Karen Tackett and Mr. No teacher and principal earlier experience still liDJoseph Drasler Saturday . The would dare beat a tittle Imowo Ia her famDy. wedding was held lD the Chap- witb a belt and threatee Also, sbe may be enjoyillg el at OU University. prisa1s if sho told. Were the limelight. Children oflea Weekead oiBiwrs at tbe • • POMEROY, Viaitlog with Mr, and Mrs. spanked, ber parenll would be Uke Ill play eenlilr Ill a b i g borne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Std. shift. Good me<:hanical Waggoner were Mr. and Mn. Charle• Mash, Jr~, and family notified. Public school! are well family "'""· not -liziq bow tondition. Claytoa wauoaer and eb1ldreD thl• weekend, were Mr. 8lld aware of their vulnerability tAl Mrs. Ora Mash of Ganaka ""d lawsuits and lllb lew 11umeet of ColumbWJ. Mr. aRd Mrs. Den Updegraff Harold Rausch of Columbus. bere, • • of Mississippi .... aueata uf JIJrs. Homer Bailey, Mrs. Av4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. ey St. Clair and cbildrea were ~ relatives bere. visitors of their sister, Mr. Weekend visitors at tbe home and Mrs. Wendell Williams and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones famDy at Portsmouth recently, • ~ ....., ~ ) ~ ' were Mra. Wayae Behrelldseo Mr. and Mrs. Wayoe Bear Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. and son, Eric, of Saadusky. and family asd Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allea Roger Young were visitors of and daughter, Lisa aRd Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Marion Wil· Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swale Bill Tyo and childrea, Leslie, Iiams at Cbeshire Sunday. AI· visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel Dreke J Dr. Sedan. Vi. Aoto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Ann and Scott of ZanesvUJe. 0. liO visiting weM Mr. and Mrs. of Racine. Saturday they welt to Willia1118- Mike Davis of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Everett SIJIOil town, W. Va. and toured lhe Mr. Clark HudneU, who bas and Lois are spendlag aeveral • • 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ $2195 60 Volkswagen 2 D r . _ $795 Fenton glass plant. beeJI a resident of this com- days in Columbus with their Motor just overhauled, good condition El Camino lio Too Pickup - VB - Std. Trans. Radio. lateWte, V-4 motor, aid. trans., radio, throughout. Maroon with beige inter· Mr. al!d Mrs. Charlet! Jo•es munity for several years, pass- daughter, Mrs. Leonard ~ opeat two days in Zamesville ed away Sunday at Meigs Ge!t- nig, Jr. , who is a palieat at wlalw tlru, delme wheel discs, turquoise ior, RUIIB out good. era! Hospital where he h ad University Hospita~ ~m 731. recently. with black vinyl top, black 'Vinyl Int. On· beeo a patient for several days. Mrs. Harold Newlun 8lld SanIt' 10,000 mlle1. Real sharp! Mr. 1Dd Mrs. James SnodAttending a recital given by dy are spending several daya Custom Royal 4 Dr. VB. Automatic Trans. and steer62 Olcls 'Dynamic SB _ $1495 graas of ijacine and family Mls• M. Condon, which was with Mr. and Mn. Romey in&J- (As is). Appearance- Good. Holiday Sed. White ov4!f beige, beige were Sunday eveaing vislton of Sunday afternoon at the Pome- White of Chillicotlte. vinyl interior, V-4 engine, auto. trans. · Mn. Arix. roy high sehool, were Miss The Golden Rule Sullday power brakes and steerlug, wJslw tlrea; _,..,, 63 Dodge Polara • • • Robert Reed of Alhens Ylsit- Judy King, Mary Lou, Gra<>e, School Class held a •lll'Jli'IH ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath. Geova and David King. housewarming lor Mary Pierce. 4 Door Sedan. Convertible---- $1495 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $109~ Guesll at the bome of Mr. VIsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. and Mn. Stanley Wells Sport Coupe. V-4, auto. trans., power and Mrs. Mltssie were Mr. and Joba Dean and sons were Mrs. of Georgia are spendillg a few brakes & steering, radio, wlalw tires, v.a engine, automatic trans., power wheel Mn. Frallk Wooliln alld Mn of Sylvia Bryson and son Larry days wltb Mr. alld Mrs. Rosco • • • dUca, factory air. brakea, "power st-ing, radio, new Akron. of North CantoR. They were Wells. J Door Sedan. Mrs. Jerry Wien of Colum- here Ill attend the Brysoa Mr. and Mrs. Hank Heller white lldewall8, wheel discs, light blue bus is spending some time reunloa whieh was Sunday af. visited Mr. and Mn. Dave HoJ. with white top and blue 'Vinyl interior, MANY MOREwilh Mr. and Mrs. Robert lernooa at the Bedford Youth ter of Chester, Mrs. Elm& Hel· 47,000 miles. Cadillac trade-ln. \ ACTION· PRiaDI Blackwood. Mr. Blackwood is Center. ter of Forest Run, and Mr. '.tt Ton. Improving. " Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hintoa and Mrs. Joe BisseU of Mason ViBitors at the Estep beme In- bad as visitors over tbe week· City, W. Va. A.et.....Prieed ".b-Js" Spedtlb eluded lheir 100, Junior ad bll eJid, Mr. and Mrs. Marvoy Car· Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Hens· • • • • wile of Gallipolis and Mr. and sey, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hin· ley visited relatives at MurS1 Ford 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. t r a n s . - - - - - - - $95 2 Door Hard Top. lln. Bnmlley of MiDersvllle. Jr., and family, Mrs. Cle- raysville, W. Va. -Mn. Jolrl . . . ala Hoflman,.Mr. and Mrs. Har- David Smith, Keith Weber, 59 Dodge 4 Door, V-8 motor, auto. tranL - - - - - $195 ,_..................,...........,_,,tyey Carsey, aU of Columbus, and Mike Bissell are camping 'l'll~m)ISOII of Atherut. wi Troop 238 at Camp AlTo• Lewis Repair Service andMissAnnaBrenda 60 Rambler Am. 2 Door, 6 cyl., auto. tranL - - - - - $395 Smltb, •daugh· hea near Huntington, W. Va. ' Door Sedan. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge n e and Mrs. Kenny Rey· -FORSmith, ia Ylsitlng In Michigan. ooids visited Pauline Rae eHEAnNG OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 1:00 PM Porn ePLUMBING TRAVELS SOME MORE Mr. a Mrs. Jerry Vales A D D I S A B A B A, Elhiopa and Shelly of Cblllicothe spent eROOFING (UP!) - French President lite weekend with Mr. and Mn. "'HIO'S OLDI!ST DODGE DEALER" Charles de Gaulle will visit Dave Yates. • GMACFI~ Etblopla am Augyst at the Mrs. Harlil Frank 1Dd farnII S. SKoncl Ave. ' .' IDVItalloa of Emperor Hallie lly visited Mr. and Mrs. JebnWY2-5342 ' fl.~ I., . WY :t.a74 Selasl!e, a IIO"t'lllllelll spokN- llie 'Kibble of Reedavllle. -. ...... ' ..; ' •Mlllltl •• " 111111 ••'IIIUIICed litda1 -V.Iflel Smttb, , Bel Alre. 4 I. 1 Ford Fairlane 500, 2 Dr. _Hordtop, 8 cyl. lndtr, Rad1o & hut.,r Whitewall tires. · S • l y News S '95 .,••n~u-T)Iw}~"'j RED HOT · ,,,.1,,, 64 Galaxie Y.l Convertible. 8 eyllnder euto trans., power 1tt 1 ~ lng, power braktt end windows, radio & htlltr Laure} Cliff :~;:~ I'm afraid you'll 62 Ford Gal. 500 DUDLEY'S. .· [ States ' e .Mexlco _ Chevrolet 4 dr. I cyl, At Trans., P. IIHrlng, radio and he.ttr M 1 Dear M: lol Alro 2 Dr. 8 cyllndor Auto.. Trant. Radio and heater, Wltltewall tires. I ·..; . ROAD ATLAS tit • b:::e 0:: ~~:n.J!: s:d Roush's Shoe Store WEDDING SOONI Ma~. •Min~~. ~::':' •;,~side~;; I 0::!\..;Jk.w., bUr lblrt pattern for A f[ l I IJ [!II I !J m!WY t~ ~-· 4 -loli Willi a.' ,~· fa' aru; i In undentandini, failiur'iloct,r your ow••P~~~~~:!; II quilt neceasary, 8nd ,1 . }IPpl "UWe ..;, tile parents ma!re _. IlPpolD~ clothes ·taii1,red - t lOOn. - H. · ' ahouldrl't be MO . IW'O. ~·h. ylj\ f~ Helen: 81111 uae a rqul8r.Siplo Our six-foot-two. Ea8Je lerll and taptr . Jlo\.n ton pals around wltb a Utile lleeves. Good hid< ' ID friend who iB 17 and jlllt ; : : ~~=~IID=Iii~l ball his height. Tbla 111811, • dwarf, glnrDtbl8. nms a tractor, wrestles in lllgh lcbool sport!! and Ia every· For All The Family body's friend. He is one of 17 ablldrea aad lives on a !arm. I would like to make him some clothe~ lllat'flt Cinstead of eut-offs thai ''bag") TENNIS ·SHOES l,_tao ~--'ay, ' mncb PLANNING I Ch urch women E ed •" I NAPOLEON, Ohio (UPI) CalvlD MerQel', Chil~the, a brakeman for the Detroit, Toledo & lronton railroad, was klUed early today when he was thrown under a freight flhlle working at a siding aearby Malinta. 1 weekelld with Mrs.• . Ed!U. OCie ,, '' hA'KEM"N' lmLED Orr famDy. /c Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr ipenl 'ft . -\!11 ~~ ~ . 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NO $TARC14ES, NO (..AAE!OHYD!'!ATf">! I'VE GOT IT ALL PRINTED UP FOR VOIJ"' EVERY MU.I.! WHAT IOU ARE MOR~ FRtT? HAVE SOME GRAVY" • HeRE, GIVE ME "rQJR PlATe"' HaN DID -.oLJ LIKE THAT RAV101.1 1 EH? NOT READY FOR YeT. HEL6A•" AN ..~ BERRY'S waRLD Chairnlan Asks Public to Buy Savings Bonds Frank and two numbers were of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I taw. but !l rhv~r =======;;;_~;..====='""'===-=, N. '. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 0 P T 0 M E T R I S ,. Office Hours: 9tn 12. 21D 5 (Close at NOOD OD Tburs. - East Court St.. Pomeroy Theodore T. Reed, Jr., volun- . PERSONALS i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth John· 'ID:;_;;the~n;;;•;;,w_;b~ig~p~i;:;ct;ur~e~'.;'Th~e~B;;;~~:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ teer u. s. Savings Bonds chairThe Riverview 4-H C I u b son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry John· lo . man for Meigs County. joined enjoyed an overnight camping son and Gina, Mr. and Mrs. with President Johnson today trlp at Forked Run State Park I James Johnson, Jamie and in urging citizens to "Put a Friday. One of their projects 1Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray John· small part of your prosperity in· tilts summer IS outdoor cook· · son and Mr. and Mrs. Everett , to U. S. Savings Bonds." ery and supper and breakfast Lambert enjoyed a cook out at , were prepared by the girls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos· • Mr. R~d, ,was quoting from I the park. Members attending eph Johnson . · the Prestdent s spectal lndepen- . were Kathy. Chichester ' Sandra .' Sunday a1ternoon VISitors .. of Patty dence Day message, prepared Neylon, Lmda Brown, . , . Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lam bert M d M H3 1 for newspaper, ra dio a nd I eIe- Dorst Jean Whttehead Jacote vision· release, whtch ...asks the Bise • 'Mrs. · Walter Brm;n ' lead· wHer~ r. dan ey anmg lln granddrs. aug hi er 0r i'n· 1 American peop1e to mves a er • Davtd . Brown and Mrs. LSe · El ame · Wb'te . 1 and Mr . and ffew tdolllars febacthtl mfonth Itrn Ernest AIWhtleheaedd. . . I Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and family. Television- Radios- Refrigerators- Washers & Dryers ron mes o a e or a s ong· Mrs. vm Re 1s a pat1ent er America and a safer world." at Camden · Clark Hospital in ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson "Even while we celebrate In· Parkersburg. ' and Stevie Evans are spending Factory Authorized Service- Reasonable Rata dependence Day," the Presi· Mrs. Hnrry Pickens, Racine, few days with friends and rei· dent's message said, "there is and Jean Whitehead are vaca· auves. no real holiday from boning at Savannah, Tenn. M M w·J d Mr 'J"t w M d M p 1 B . rs.S 'th ae p 1tr' son· an Li ds. 11 y. e mus go on r an rs. au ormg J 1 b . . · une m1 a acm n a1 work of bmldmg. peace, enlarg· and daughter of Akron were and J'1mmy ' o1 Colum'bus were' . . · ·to fM d Mr 1ng our prospertly, guarding a· recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 S d HL\. gainst inflation and recession Tona Boring. , J u~ ';; ;IS~ rs r. an s. H1rry Miller, Owner "Their civilization may be AHEAD of ours-ALL the ._. . If only half of the 70 . mil· Mrs. Dale S~ith has returned •Mrs. c~ar~~~· D. Smitb has POMERC. . 214 E. MAIN WY 2-3635 babes 11<e goin' 'topless!'" bon employed Amencans borne after bemg a patient at returned home f m th h0 s ·~o bought just one $25 Savings University Hospital, Columbus. al and ·s ecup roating • pt Bond a month for only one Birthday Club members en· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence year, they would meet most of joyed eating dinner at the "Up· Swauger, Albany, were din:ner l the speciBI cost of the struggle towner" in Parkersburg !or guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. thet we are making for peace their June meeting. Mrs. VelLawrence Eblin and family. in Viet Nam this year. Think rna Barnhart, whose birthday Mr. and Mrs. Wlllter Eblin about how mucb more mean· being celebrated. was booof Tbomas Fork called on the ingful your holiday enjoyment with a song by Ute hosLawrence Eblin family Sunday would be if you could honestly Katie Doogan. By Bertha Parker evening. say, '1 have pledged to do my Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Soulir, Attendance at Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Wolf share as an American. I will Akron, were visiting with Mr. at the Free Methodist Church and Keith spent a weekend with buy U. s. Savings Bonds on a and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. on .June 19 was 114. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. regular monthly basis.'" Roger Meredith , Beverly, reMr. and Mrs. Raymond Gill Miss Brenda GUmore aecom- Mr. Reed said that the Pres- centiy spent a few days with of Cambridge spent the week panled the WolfS to Columbus ide!11's holiday statement, in relatives here . with their son, Rev. E u g e n e where she will visrt relatives the form of a punlic service ad, Mrs. Basil Green and child· GUl and family. On Sunday the for a week . had been distributed by the ren spent a week with her .... Raymond Gills celebrated their Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl, Mr. Advertising Council, Inc.. to mother at Portsmouth. toth weddmg anniversary. On and Mrs. Charles Diehl and all media in Ohio. -Mrs. Lyle BaldersoD Tuesday, Rev. Gill received family attended the Russell "' word that his mother had fall· reunion Sunday at Portland QUALITYS ALWJ,'fS THE TO VISIT U.~.SR en and broke her arm. Thurs- Park. SAME.t;0-MIX. 8J.EM) day the Gills rece1ved word o! Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs UNITED NATIONS (UPI) lhe death of a relative in Cam· have donated the use of the Of RIEl., ANO Oil,. WON'T' ·~ llrldge. old two room school bouse 10 Secretary General Thant will CLEANING make an official visit to SE1'11.1! Miss Fannie Needs of Colmn- the community for a recreation Service On Request · lias and Mrs. Martha Husted, center. It will take work to Moscow July 25 to 28, it was 'BECAUSE IT'~ 'tl oclt Springs, recently called clean the building and yard and announced today The visit, Thant's fourth to tiD Mr. and Mrs. Vernon How· anyone wishing to help ill wei· the Soviet Union, is at the in. come. · Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Elkins All fathers present at Sonday luvitatlon of the Soviet governPOMEROY lid aon, Columbus, viSited re- School at the looal church on men, the U.S. announcement CLEA~RS GIIIUy with Mr. and Mrs. Ho- Father's Day were given hand· said. aer Halley. kerchiefS ln observance of the · Mrs. Guy Russell and Mrs. day. deorgia Diehl were ill Paker.. bllrg shopping. 1 • ·Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eb- . NEW PRESIDENT Jill and children recenUy visit· WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Eve YES, ANt> 'BURNS ' 1111 w1f.b Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edstrom, a reporter for the CLEAN. K!~ YOCJR CARBUU1't)11t Jlcobs at Springfield. 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CONSOLE MODELS 3 ROOMS New.-ur.ONLY '299 po.oo chambtra alld exhault porta -r• clean and e12" PORTABLES e23" RECTANGULAR TUBE platons, combuttlon 1DNIZR! ~vice: tC· lijb'j presented by Sandra Newlun. D. li. Robeson. : gets his private kicks tape · re1 A dessert course was served M d M M M'IJ rording the conversation of his ·· r. an rs. J aury 1 er ' J h H t . . d WI'th reaI by Mrs · Whitehead. asSI>ted bv· an d 1am1.1y VISit!! ed 1 1 k o n " us on ·1 1 passengers Sandra Janet and her daugh· l ti . .. . d m v· h.. manag .o a e a specoa ters t•; Ihe students and their vesk '"d "'a !Son, " · a., t " golden glow ol Paredisc" or\ · · · wee ~ n · · Adams and Eve sequences guesls. his ~ g;~c~j Ci~!f:pliat :o I 4' Pomti'O)' Cburdl of dl8 N.... . GWinger, SapL Worablp leJ'Vice - - R e v. K-th Plerat, at 10:45 a, m. with Rev. Casto. putor; . Raymond Walbarllo Wed., 7:45 p. m. Prayer serv- SUpt.: llimday School, 1•30 a. Ice!; Revival July 13·24, 7:45 m. Mom!ng Worship, 10:30 ~p. m. with Rev. Barnett. m. Evenmg Service, 7 p. m.; I Flatwoods Methodist Clluroh Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. .Wed• - Pearl A. Casto, paator. wor· nesday. I Baptilt ~~: ~30 p. m. Wednesday. m.; Prayer meellng, 7:30 p.m. ~lp service, 10 a. m., every Racine Church 01 lbe N~ First Baptlat Cbureb MiddleD ptlR SondaJ School Tuesday: Young People's ther Sunday, 7:45 P· m. Sun- uene - Sunday School 9·30 ing Worship 10:15 a. :U. - .A.V. HaU, corner Second Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. day School, 10 a. m., John Bai· a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 Bethlehem Bapllll Churelt and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored ML Moriah Church of God- ley, Supt. a. m.· Evening Service 7·30· p Great Bend: Rev. c. L. o·eoU: Church Rev. James Satterfield, pastor reresl Raa Melbodlal chDrclb m.; Mid-week Prayer ::;r, pastor; Robert Le"is, B C Ret;>~- L paled with S. Sunday Scbool 9:45 a. m.: Wor· Sunday School 9 a m Mrs 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. ohi'L a. m. MOrDing W«· S~day Sc~l · evmson, J:;~tor. ship service II a. m. and 7:30 Fred Nease, Supt. W~hlp ser: Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. P Sonclay School; 7 p. m Prea ery ay, p. m. Prayer meetina 7:30 p. m. vice, 10 a. m. Rev wendell Rutland Chareb of the Nu~- Evenlnl Service; Tbursday 1 S~da ~hing services the , 'nlesday; Young People's StuUer, pastor. ' 81'ene - Sunday School 9:30 a. 4 .30 p. m. Prayer meeting, ML Moi~ :P:,m:!b- meellng, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Death Melbodlsl Church, Mid- m.; MOrDing Worship .'0:45 a. Carpenter Bapttat Cllurch: Corner of Fourth and M . St Rutland Church of God - dleport - M. E. Dowson, pas- m.; Evangellstic: servtce 7:45 :;,n d ·• Rev . Jobn Smallwood, pastor; tor: Mrs. Nan Moore Church P· m.; Midweek Prayer service Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Morn. Middleport Rev N 10 port: Rev. Donald Boone. pa<· minister. Sunda · Sc~ ,' en, Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan- School Sopt.; Church' School 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. 1 tor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m.. m. Arnold Rich:rds ;" 9-~:. a. geUsttc service 7 p.m.; Young 9:30 a. m.; Worship Service Syracuse Church of the Na&George Baker, Supt; 10:15 a. a m. Morning Wo;sh~:t. .30 People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed- 10:30 a. m.; Methodist YIIUth ....,. . - WUllam C. Thorpe, m, Worship Service) BYP 6 p. Naomi Baptist Church - oesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official ~tor, S~nday School 8:30 a. m.; :Evening Worship, , p. Sunday School , . W m. Saturday. Board meeting, lsi Sunday of m., Mornmg worship 10:30 a.m. 9 30 7 30 m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., ship 11 a. m.; w:dn~;day or; E . I month, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd Pentecoat.al Ph•·ayer meeting, 8:30 p. m., p. m., Prayer service. ' Grace Epp~c~op::O Cb h =~~day of month, 7:30 p. m.: Pentecostal Assembly, Boote c oir practice. Po are -.:rnor Circle, Wednesday, 7 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jones, Jlll5' Community meroy- The Rev. Richard p. m. tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Firsl Baptist Church, Pome- Carleton Church, Kingsbory H. Martin, Rector. Sunday Letart Fa1111 Melbodlsl Worship, Wednesday and Fri· roy - Rev. Carver Williams. Ro d Mornmg Prayer and Sermon, Cllarge James F. Early, pa• day. 8 - S Rev, Clyde SundaY school 9:30 till 10 :20. Hinton, a. 10 : 30 a. m. tor - LETART FAUS - Wor- 1be Pentecostal Church Mid1 9 30 Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; pas or: unday School shi 7 30 S dl So Nursery and Junior Church for m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday EU8 p, : p. m. unday (ez. eport uth 3rd Ave .; Re•. children. Worship service 10:30 a. m. Eale rll EUB · cept 2nd Sunday); Church B. L. Barrett, pastor: Sunday and 7:30 p. m. alternate!••. Rev 1e • Church - School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Ulll- School 10 a.. m.; Sunday evenFirs! Baptist Cburelt, Racille, Prayer meeting Wednesday ~~ Wo;shl nz~l ~~~· P~tor. lied service, 1:30 a. m., 2nd l1l8 evaogebstlc service, 7:30 Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. 7:30 p. m. da S ~ se[VI~e . a.m. , Sun- SUnday of month. EAST LE- p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam Columbia Chapel _ worship FJJow~h~ ~:3o a. m.. Youtb TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd 7:30p.m.; Sat_urday night PrayCurtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- service each sunday, 9:15 a. and Girl; Fellow~hi m.fs.;oys and 4th Thursdays; Church er and Worship 7:30 p. m. mg Worsblp; 6:30 p. m., BYF m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; m.· Evening p, P· School, 9.30 a. m. Sunday. AP· p by . . : 8 1 7 30 and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Youth SeJ;'lce 6:15 p. m. Even· m.,' 2nd and ::LE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. re1 terum 1 3 Evening Service; Wednesday, log Worshtp 7 p. m. each Sun- Choir, 6:30 p. m. we.b,.sday Cb' : S:d rd Tbursdays; Middleport First United Pre• 9 Prayer Meeting. 7·30 m· urc ool, ·30 a. m. Sun- llyteriaa Church - Rev How7 30 P· m., Prayer Meetmg day. 8 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac: PagevUle Community Chureb Wednesday. • p. ., day. ~REAT BEND - Wor· ard R~ppelt, pastor; Sunday tlve; l'uesday, 3:30 p. m. Jun- -Rev. •Russell Cline, pastor. ship 9.30 a. m., lsi and 3rd School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, lor Choir Practice. Young People's service, 7:30 p. Morning Star EUB Churelt - Sundays, Church School, 10:15 Supt.; 10:30 a. m Worsbi . m. Thursday; Evangelistic ser· Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: a.m. Sunday, MORSE CHAPEL ' 5,45 m. YF · W · 6 . 3 p, Cbesblre • Kyser • Hartford vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy -worshtp, 11 a.m., lsi and 3rd m. 7ed., p, · Parish - Warren G. Zlnn, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. V"'! Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Sundays; Church Scbool 9:30 a. lor Choir. ' p. m. enpastor, Worship servtces are: Freedom Gospel Mission - Ass!.; Mornmg worship, 10:45 m. Sunday. Syracuse First U lte4 Pr Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Bashan . Stlveraville Read · E a. m.; Prayer meeUng, 7130 p Minersville Melbodlttt Ch.,..b llylerlan Church h ea. Lottie. Kyger 9:30 EST. J. Griffith, pastor; Roger 'wn: m. Thursday. Youth Fellewship - Wendell G. Stuller, pastor. vices 10 a. m. ; Cheshtre Bapltst 10 :45 EST. ford, Supt.; Sunday School, 10 7:30 p. m. SundaJ. Sunday 10 a. m.; Wer- 1 a. m.; Bible Stu! 7'30 Ch urch School at Hartford, at a m.; Evangellstic Service 7• Loltrldge EUB Chareb - lldp servtce II a. m. p, m Wednesd y, · I 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, :30 p. m. Prayer meeting .;. 30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, paa- Pl>rtland Melbodlsl ChurchPre bytm and Cheshire 9:45 EST. p. m. Tuesday. · tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m. B. L. McDaniel, plllltor. Sunday Church, Howard Rup;lt pa":. MI. l1l1fotl F.W.B. Cllarch Rutland Million - .0 I l v e Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday ~ 9:80, Harold Rous,Jt. tor. Sunday School, 10 ;, m.; 10 help , _ Sunday School , am. Earl Newman, missionary pastor; worship, 10:45 a. m. 1114 7:30 Supt., Kesnelb McLeod, Asst. Worship 7:30 p. m. W. irh the hope it will, in some metUure, foater a--' 8 45 Starkey SopL . Evenius,' Sunday School 9:30 a m • P. m. alternately. Bible Study Supt., Preacblng 7:30 p. m. Sun- Syracuse Mlssio' E 1 Cu ' ship, ; p. by Cecil f•rship 10:30 a. m.; service, led by pa• dai;,elne M lhodlat Ch ch tor, pastor. Wednes.h:y tam t_har which i1 good in family and community life, thil , _ 7 30 Youog People'o Layman; :30 p. m.; Prayer service, · r, : p. m. Wednesday. e ur - day services, 7:30 p. m. ture 18 apomored by the buaineas firnu and organi:ratiom rng and Bible Stu<IY 7·30 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunLotte D S • whose names appear below. wd ' · p.m. Ch h Ol Ch . lrd Saturday of manth. day School 9:30 a. m.: Preac~ r ay mntl e nesday; Choir practice at urc rue South Bethel EUB Cllurch- ing 10•30 a.m.; MYF 8 p. m.; Reorganl!ed Chareb of J e S U S J . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 30 p. m. Tbursday. Bradbury Church .of Clrut- Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, paa- Prayer and Bible Study, 7,30 p. Qrlst of Laller Day BalniB -II Rutland FJnl Bapllal Church ~~~~ Wtlhams. momsler; Bible tor : Sunday School 9: 45 a. m., m. Wedaesday. C. W. Pro.ffttl, pastor. Six miles - Sunday School 9:31! a. ln.; 10·30 . And ~ormng Worshtp, Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Roe Sprfq:s Methodist- from Racme on Racine . Port>reacblng Sunday 2:30 p, m. ; • · m. • Christi~n Endeav· Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7,30 Chester Lemley, pastor ; Wor- land Road. Sunday School, 9:30 'Lincoln-Mercury-Comet-English Ford 0 Ralland Free Will Bapllsl shi 6 p. m.. Evem.og Wor-. p. m. alternately. Bible Study shtp servtce 9:30 a. m.; Sun· a. m. ; Worship 10:30 a. m., Bakers of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athens 59N601 Church - . Rev. Paul Taylor, ;~~l!k m. and Prayer Service, Jed by paa- day School, 10:15 a. m. ; MYF Sunday evening servi~e at 7:30 pastor; Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. u G r 0 ve . tor, 7:00 p. m. "bursday. :30 p. m. Prayer and Bible P· m.. Wed., worship service m.; Guy Priddy Sup! . Preach- WCh rch'1 - James QUisenberry 'nlppen Pk ' . EUB Churcli Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m at 7:30 p. m. .mg service, 7:30' p. m.: ·• Prayer Sunday ors 1p School Service 9·30 a. Sm..· - Rev. Euge Roman Catholic E. Emerson, Rutland Me1hodlsl Churcb -· U~ITED · ford Stockton 'Su t a. m., tan· pastor: Sunday worship, 9:30 Rev. C. J . Lemley, pastor: Our Lady of Loretto Mission Builders and Building Supp lie.• 534 Billion Smokes Bradford ol Cbrlst~ a. m. ; Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Church School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· ..... Bottom - Rev. Thomas .Joe Robin . . Hobart Vineyard Sopt Blbl• llblp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Petronek administrator · g.. ~ LOCAL UN ION 5668 son DUDISter· Hom ' · • M d ' • ~' Chester, Ohio Ph. 981>-2005 se by Amerieans er Forrest, &tpt. Blbl 'Sch j Study and Prayer services led on ay, 8:30 P· m. day Mass 8:30 a. m.; H o 1 y I Ravenswood, W. Va. U d 00 by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tueada)'. Salton Methodist Church - Days of Obligation, 7 p. m. . . ·•. e 1. WAIIHINGTON CUPI) - Am- 9 80 . a~ m.•. ~rmng Worship Adult CJaas Meeting ,7:30 p. m. B. L. McDaniel, pastor; Mrs. SL John's Catbolie Mlssionmcaa 1010kers _puffed through 10·30 . m · :~ ~erung Worship, last Monday of month. r.e:oter L. Roush, Supt. Wor· Near Guysville (Dutch Ridge): a record-b~mg 534 billion 7bl: St~d e ay 7 P. m. B~ Syracuse EUB ctaureb _Rev. ship 9:15 a. m., Sunday School Rev. Frank Manieri, pastor. cog~ettes dunng lbe flacal year Dexlery. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: · Sun· 10:15 a. m. Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.; Holy Ashland Oil Products endiDg today, according te Ag- Bible Sch ~~cb of Christ - day School, 9:30 a. m.; · Ben Oak Grove "!elbodlst Cbnrch Day or. Obligation 6:30 a.m.; Brown's Botti;, Gas 240 Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 rtculture Departmeul estimates. lng IO ·OO 00 ·30 :;. m. Preach- Quisenberry, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. -H. L. McDamel, pastor, Earl ConfesSIOn, \2 hour before Pomeroy 992·2186 The de]lll'lmeDI said t h a t S d · a. m., I and third Morning Worsblp service 1st Cross, Supt. Sunday School at Mass. oonsumpUon rese about 2 bll- u~ays. Cl and 3rd Sondsya of the ~onth 10 ' 15 8 • m.: Preaching 9:15. Salvat'on A 1 lion elgaretlel above the 19t!f. . SOD 11 Church of Chrlst, 7· 30 m Ev nln · Syracue MethodiJI Church rmy 65 f1aca1 year, with the In· Mtller Street - Sunday Bible tl. ~ gdE;:g:: WendeD G. Stutler, pastor· wor- The Salvation Army, - Et> crease credited to stepped • up S~dy, I a. m.: Evening Wor- ~y ef m':~tb. an sblp service, 8:35 a. m.: Sun- voy Ray S. Wining, officer in Sales -:- ALlJS CHALMERS - Service shipm-'ts to servicemen ov· 7:30 P· m.; Bible Study, Bethany EUB Church _ Rev. day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF charge. lh; a. m. Heli· "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Farm - Industrial - Lawn & Gardetl 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. Paul A. Sellers, pastor· Morn- Sunday 8 p. m. Prayer meeting ness meeting, 10 :31J\a. m. Sunerseu. 1 Middleport, Ohio Middleport Chvcb of Christ, 1ng Worship 9.30 a. ~. Sun- Sunday 7:30 p, m. day Sehoul. Sunday 17 p. m. Tuppers Plains Phone 667-34115 TO ANNOUNCE MEETING 5th and Mala Streets - DoD- day School Bl th Hysell Raa Fne Methodla'- Young People's Legion: 7:30 p. LONDON !UP!) -Prime aid Hicks, minister; B1b 1e Supt.: · y~u:::·· Felow~ Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. m. Salvation -ling; TbursMinlster Harold WUson wlll School, 8:30a.m., Kenneth Mo- ship, 8, 30 p. m. Sunday Scheol 9,30 a. m.; O. day, 1 to 3 )1--ii:t. Ladoes Home announce soon that the next Elhinney, Supl; Morning Wor- CARMEL !UB Cburdi-Rev 0. Patterson, Sopl; Morning ~gue . 7 p.. m. Prep classes; Brltlsb commonwealth prime shlo 10:30 a. m. Evening Wor- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Worship 1o, 30 a. m. Youth Ser- 7.30 p. m. Bible Study, prayer "Kentucky F!Ud Clticken" minlllfen mnference wlll be ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Servtce, day School, 9,30 a. m., Wayne nee 8:45 p. m.; Evangelistic meeting. Other services by aDMiddleporL Ohio Pomeroy held lll London Sept. 9-15, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Roush, Supl; 10:30 a.m. Mom- message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer DOUIICement. Informed_.. uid today. Pome"'i' Chureh of Chrlsl - ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. ADVENTIST '!be last meeUng wu held In Jerry ·Masters, pastor; day o1 the month· 8 m. Even- Laurel Cllfl Free Metbodlst Pomeroy Seventh Day Adven. Lag , Nigeria, but dealt only School, .9:30 a. ~· Church lng Evaogellstic' ~e. 291 ~ - R. Eugene Gill, pas. 1111 Clturelt - Mulberry Helgbts with1111Rbodesla's secession. vice 10.30 a. m. , ~an and 3n1 Sunday of montb. tor; SuDday School 9:30 a. m.; Rd., .north of Metgs Memortal deavor, 6:30 p. m.; Evenmg Federated Cbarcb, Pomeroy PbU Wise, SUpt.; MOI'IIiD8 wor- Uesp1tal. Paster, F. W. Gifford, " Keepsake Diamo,nd Rin~ ' FLOOD8 BIT JAMAICA vice, UO p. m. _ Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor; ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv- James R. Hoffer, Ass't. Serv· ' We Fill All Doctorr Prescriptlom 312 E. llain St. KINGSTON, Jamaica <UPI) Rulland Ch~ of Kautz, Supt.; Sunday Ices 7 p. m.; EvaogeUatle ser- lees on Saturday: Sabbath 992·2955 Pomeroy -Two persons were !mown to Roy Carier, mmister. School, 9, 15 a. m. Worship vice 7:30 p. m. MJd..Weet pray- Schoo~ 1:30 p. m.; Worshtp, have drowned 1n Dub floods School, 8:30 a. m. Worsblp 10:25 a. m. ' er service 7:18 a. m. Wednes- 2:30 p. m.; Youth meeting, S. which have ripped Jamaica Preaching service 10:30 a. m. day. :30 p. m.; BJhle Study, Tbur• siDce Sunday, pollee said today. Youna People's meeting, Danvllie PUgrim Uolloeu _ The Ualled MetbodiJI Charcb day, 7:30 p. m.. at 37 Evans 'lbl floods have call!fd P· m. EveniDg Service, 7 p. m. (LAngsvllie Poll Office), Rev. Pomeroy - MelvlD Alkire, B. llelgbts, GaiUpolls. B~tildi11g Sllpplja .and MiUw.ork General Merchandise extensive property and nv.. V. H. Braley, Bible School SUpl 0. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday A., B. D., pastor. Independence United Brethren General~ toct damage. A teen-age girl Zla Church ol Cbrllt, flthoel, 9!30 a. m., Robert Grate Sllllday. Divine Worship at 8:30 Bden United llrothrea 111 Tuppers Plains 867-3200 Plloae 991:1171 and a man were reported eroy · Harrisonville Road -Eu- SUpt.; Worship service at10:30 ~· m. Sermon and Scripture - ~ Cburch- Rev. Elden R. missing In separate mishaps. gene Underwood, mlDlster. a. m.: Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. Our Ameriean Herltqe" - Blake, pastor: Sunday School ble School, 9:30 a. m. ; Morn- m.; Evangeflstic service, 7,30 I Kings 21:1·16. Church School 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, SUPPLIED ARMY ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- p, m. Mill-Week Prayer and study at 9:30 a. m. The Church Supt. · Christian J:ncteavor 7·l5 Col. Fielding Lewis, brother· bert Reed, Bible Scheol Supl ~. Wednesday, 7,30 p. Official Board wiU meet on p. classes for all. Song ~ " WHITE SEWING MACHINES Poi11G c1ld l'l<rrllwrm! ln·law of George Washington, Church 01 God Monday, July II at 7:30 P· m. vice 8 p. m., Preacblng 8:20 p. l:verythlng.,For the WOtrl4fl that Sews" 83 Mill St. Middleport 99HD1 Ph. 949-327ll .wu a Vtrplla lrun manufao- Cbester Cllurch ot God Jslunala Faro:' visitors and community m.; Mid-Week prayer meetlng turer. He boUt, lD 1775, an arms Rev. Dale 'lbornton, Dlgdom u.n of Jebovah's : : in- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs: wbleb 10pp1Jed the Sunday Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; WIIDeues _ Public meeting sblp bou: 00 8; 1 : Mazie Holalnger, class l'!Sder, II'IDY durlDcl the Momlng Worship at 11 L Sunday 0 p. m. Waleblower 8 m • · Le1ar1 Falll United llrotbrea War. m. Ev&Diallstlc aervlce 7•30 p. lllndy, ' 1 p. m.: 'Bible Study, · · II Cbrlll Cburch - James Mol' Tuesday 7 p.. m.· Service meet'NOMII'eM rison, pastor. Sunday School at :N. 'Setonn Av.e. 1!11. 8 p m. Tbursday· MIDitt:30 a. m. Preaching services 992-3284 MR!dleport Phone •M481 Milldleport, ·Ohio 1r7 Sch.;,~ 7 ~ fte Clve1l ol ·~• flnt and third 'lbursday al TUNE IN p. m. Y· Gesler - Rev. •1'1 Grate 7•30 p, m. Second and fourth Lutheran Jllllor; Richard · . Supt. Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer PWt _. 81. JoWo Qwles Blsell, A.>• '- Sunday meeting aecond and feurtb . , 1 ' .,. a.rl!l1 _ MonllDI Sebool 9:30 a. m.; MorniDtl 'lbanday, 7:30 p. m. and first Well Main St. fio!MTOy -.hlp 8:1.5 L m. and 10:45 Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 8:45 ml third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 1390 WMPO IA~IO a. m.: Su11t1ay 8cbo11, 1:30 a. P. m.; EveniDg Service, 7:30 ML 11enDoD United 8retbren Suppon tM Cll11re11 ol fOUr Clloioe m. CBotb congreaatlons are P. m.; M1chrtet l'raya' MrVIce II CluW Church- JlllllH MorIDietlni u one at St. Jolm'a 7:IO P. m. Wednead&JI. rlllCm, pastor. Sunday Sc!lool • 01Urcb at Pine Grove wbUe llltld1epltt Clllr* Ill tilt Na1:30 a. m. Pl"ac"'ng. flnt and S.MI!ll •l'lftllnce;iplaeoptl Church. Pomeroy · St. Paul'a Qlurdl II --Ref, a,de J. Bartlett, lldrd Sunday, 7:30P.m. Seeond ¥ni· buUl llaDdiJ' Bebaol 9•30 L !D. I and fourtb Sunday, 11 L !D. ¥\1. RICHARD MAmN, RECTOR ' t,.,.lillle llliiflllm•.._ ' . Baker~ Good )rea<! u L,.J>llarnlna WO!'Ildp 10:11 L m.; Prayer !!M!I!Ing IYerJ Wednes'., • , ;) ;;' . ~. I ·"''''JJ Mon!IIIJWOI'IIIfl . , .• , .. , . . . . . 10..10 AM Sundey . """'_,., NYP$ YOUIIII P~ 1:11 p.m.; dl1 al 7:30 p, m. Quisllau l!loHuntlnatoa. W. Va, 110}1/e,t••\lc St. ' '1liiii!JIIIf,,.. :""· · ..,lhl~ Cit ~ li1Y81111elllllc meellug 7:11 pJD.: deawr, IIICOIId IIJd fGurlb Sun~ .:... ~· . A:~~ .tpproacll ~' ~ l!robicl!ll, l Pearl.llUIA!; put.or, SuJt. P1BJv ....,..., Wid. r:ao p.m. day, 7:31 ,. m. I I Wolf Pen Society Notes Reedsville Society Notes 1, 1uuH- 7 clay School at 9:30 a. m. Lloyd Sentinel Church News l 'l'He B"K.ED ALASKA, o., July • away from lll&rriDI Del& flllca BdWy In ''Portrait of a Quel!D;" wblcb caught last season's Loodon cr!Ucs' posies . . . Doll!ll Douglas of "Bev. IDUbllll~s" tries to cool all romance ltellll Quinn's sprig . . . Ready when nuns trapised backstqe to say but veteran singer Andy Rus you are, c. Q. howdy to GlDger Rodgers after sell i1 warming thin&s up Rosello Como jetted of to Fla. a "HelloL Dolly" maUnee, glv- Peter Sellen~ "'!be WrOIII to oversee their new stately ing the ~L James 'lbelll'e the Boz" fUm was made just f01 tropical mansion near Palm ~~~. of another "Sound of Mu· Britain and .wasn't planned 111 Beach; Perry bad to stay In stc. a U. S. release but it's escapN. Y. to do something he hasn't Hayley MUla likes to write ing In this direction anyway .. . bothered with in years-learn pop songs and aent one to the Sign on the grass alas at the the lyrics be'll slog on his Aug· Rolling Stones who even might nearby Nevele Country Club! ust state-fair tour (no cue cards rerord It ... Actor Tom Bosley "Help Keep Lawn Order." on fair platfomls; . . Ann Soth· (be played La Guardia In "Piorern finally got around to meet- eUo") expects to be a flrat • 1, • - - - - - - - - · Jng her granddnu~hter • I Bob time papa July 16 .. · Nancy m~~' Sterling's the grandpop); seems Berg of the ~lch modeling aet "'! Ann hadn't been happy tbat hllll ber five year-old daughter daughter' Tlsh wed Lal Baum ~Janie (Actor Geoffrey Horne FOR ALL OCCASIONS but Tish becomtna.. a mom set is Melanie's dad) leading the PIANO RECITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, it all rlgbt in theif world · . ... tid·modelln& field Here's We wire flowers ever)'where Mrs. Ernest Whitehead pre- frDolnnd, Rof np, Brendoa, andnd Mr a Horrified, to put it mildly, was bow films have beeome like burWY2·2039 Us e o owers, re., a 5. Ill Soc' I Set . Ill E I h I "Deadli Tb . OR NIGHT W19.2951 sented her ptano pup . in a Tom Summerfield of Ft. Wayne, e :: ll~n·~~mgbl e s· ~ sr.:'V:S' .. ~· h d er hnsoan recital recently at her home. Ind., have returned home after qwre s ry w 1 ern y cru· . a e, tc ar . Jo n Solos were played by Pamela 1 . T ts d 1 r el photo of former Deb Queen wtll'be pursued not JUSI by p Goody , Ricky and Becky 1 VlSitng paren an rea tves. : Brenda Frazier ; but Brenda Elke Sommer but by an "interomeroy Flower Shop Proffitt, Cheryl Dicken, Ruth I Mrs. Gary Barnitz, Carol, okayed both the sickly story and : national team of bikini-clad as-~ W. MaiD Pomeroy and Vicky Green, Bobby Gross· 1Mary and Ellen of Lincoln Hts., : the sovagely ·•rfair ,;rture · sassins:" that's how. ,___ lolr_s._ld_il,.la.. rd•Y•a•n.,M•e•ter-..1 nicl<le, Cathy Pickens, Janet , Pomeroy were Tuesday visitors i Wonder II it's busting the Claire Bloom ls a signature Frank Sinatra's new song hit 1 plane to Jerry Lewis to promote "Strangero in the Night" has a movie and then needed II to a piracy suit - Ralph Chicorel l plug his own Doris Day comeclaims in Detroit federal court dy "Glass Bottom Boat" . . . . . he wrote the melody last year 1Pat Boone's costume director as "You Are My Love" . It on his "Up Wlth People" movie doesn't affect Sinatra Arth· 1is Cali Quinn. Cecil B. De Mil· ur Godfrey leased bis private Je's granddaughter: and Tony NJ.SI.IED I'CII'A10fS, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. I HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE a. SUNDAY 9 AM BOWERS DRifi »AA lfSJAURAtiT . ' HEINERS BAKERY ol i. :· ··-··· t _;· . • .~ :I , . . 1HE ·OAILY RilE. .. • �'.. .'. \ • ,Voice of Broatlway •• l!le:" first lhe cameras allot a carefully I!Oid.palnled board 1114 lhen the same prHJ:]>OIIed film pve the Garden of Eden foot. aplhe special lUI feellDS Jobn wanted . . . A large lfOUP of ·L Jack O'Brio "AND '>t)U'RJ:: 601N5 10 STIGK.10 IT, UNDER• STAND? NO $TARC14ES, NO (..AAE!OHYD!'!ATf">! I'VE GOT IT ALL PRINTED UP FOR VOIJ"' EVERY MU.I.! WHAT IOU ARE MOR~ FRtT? HAVE SOME GRAVY" • HeRE, GIVE ME "rQJR PlATe"' HaN DID -.oLJ LIKE THAT RAV101.1 1 EH? NOT READY FOR YeT. HEL6A•" AN ..~ BERRY'S waRLD Chairnlan Asks Public to Buy Savings Bonds Frank and two numbers were of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I taw. but !l rhv~r =======;;;_~;..====='""'===-=, N. '. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 0 P T 0 M E T R I S ,. Office Hours: 9tn 12. 21D 5 (Close at NOOD OD Tburs. - East Court St.. Pomeroy Theodore T. Reed, Jr., volun- . PERSONALS i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth John· 'ID:;_;;the~n;;;•;;,w_;b~ig~p~i;:;ct;ur~e~'.;'Th~e~B;;;~~:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ teer u. s. Savings Bonds chairThe Riverview 4-H C I u b son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry John· lo . man for Meigs County. joined enjoyed an overnight camping son and Gina, Mr. and Mrs. with President Johnson today trlp at Forked Run State Park I James Johnson, Jamie and in urging citizens to "Put a Friday. One of their projects 1Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray John· small part of your prosperity in· tilts summer IS outdoor cook· · son and Mr. and Mrs. Everett , to U. S. Savings Bonds." ery and supper and breakfast Lambert enjoyed a cook out at , were prepared by the girls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos· • Mr. R~d, ,was quoting from I the park. Members attending eph Johnson . · the Prestdent s spectal lndepen- . were Kathy. Chichester ' Sandra .' Sunday a1ternoon VISitors .. of Patty dence Day message, prepared Neylon, Lmda Brown, . , . Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lam bert M d M H3 1 for newspaper, ra dio a nd I eIe- Dorst Jean Whttehead Jacote vision· release, whtch ...asks the Bise • 'Mrs. · Walter Brm;n ' lead· wHer~ r. dan ey anmg lln granddrs. aug hi er 0r i'n· 1 American peop1e to mves a er • Davtd . Brown and Mrs. LSe · El ame · Wb'te . 1 and Mr . and ffew tdolllars febacthtl mfonth Itrn Ernest AIWhtleheaedd. . . I Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and family. Television- Radios- Refrigerators- Washers & Dryers ron mes o a e or a s ong· Mrs. vm Re 1s a pat1ent er America and a safer world." at Camden · Clark Hospital in ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson "Even while we celebrate In· Parkersburg. ' and Stevie Evans are spending Factory Authorized Service- Reasonable Rata dependence Day," the Presi· Mrs. Hnrry Pickens, Racine, few days with friends and rei· dent's message said, "there is and Jean Whitehead are vaca· auves. no real holiday from boning at Savannah, Tenn. M M w·J d Mr 'J"t w M d M p 1 B . rs.S 'th ae p 1tr' son· an Li ds. 11 y. e mus go on r an rs. au ormg J 1 b . . · une m1 a acm n a1 work of bmldmg. peace, enlarg· and daughter of Akron were and J'1mmy ' o1 Colum'bus were' . . · ·to fM d Mr 1ng our prospertly, guarding a· recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 S d HL\. gainst inflation and recession Tona Boring. , J u~ ';; ;IS~ rs r. an s. H1rry Miller, Owner "Their civilization may be AHEAD of ours-ALL the ._. . If only half of the 70 . mil· Mrs. Dale S~ith has returned •Mrs. c~ar~~~· D. Smitb has POMERC. . 214 E. MAIN WY 2-3635 babes 11<e goin' 'topless!'" bon employed Amencans borne after bemg a patient at returned home f m th h0 s ·~o bought just one $25 Savings University Hospital, Columbus. al and ·s ecup roating • pt Bond a month for only one Birthday Club members en· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence year, they would meet most of joyed eating dinner at the "Up· Swauger, Albany, were din:ner l the speciBI cost of the struggle towner" in Parkersburg !or guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. thet we are making for peace their June meeting. Mrs. VelLawrence Eblin and family. in Viet Nam this year. Think rna Barnhart, whose birthday Mr. and Mrs. Wlllter Eblin about how mucb more mean· being celebrated. was booof Tbomas Fork called on the ingful your holiday enjoyment with a song by Ute hosLawrence Eblin family Sunday would be if you could honestly Katie Doogan. By Bertha Parker evening. say, '1 have pledged to do my Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Soulir, Attendance at Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Wolf share as an American. I will Akron, were visiting with Mr. at the Free Methodist Church and Keith spent a weekend with buy U. s. Savings Bonds on a and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. on .June 19 was 114. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. regular monthly basis.'" Roger Meredith , Beverly, reMr. and Mrs. Raymond Gill Miss Brenda GUmore aecom- Mr. Reed said that the Pres- centiy spent a few days with of Cambridge spent the week panled the WolfS to Columbus ide!11's holiday statement, in relatives here . with their son, Rev. E u g e n e where she will visrt relatives the form of a punlic service ad, Mrs. Basil Green and child· GUl and family. On Sunday the for a week . had been distributed by the ren spent a week with her .... Raymond Gills celebrated their Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl, Mr. Advertising Council, Inc.. to mother at Portsmouth. toth weddmg anniversary. On and Mrs. Charles Diehl and all media in Ohio. -Mrs. Lyle BaldersoD Tuesday, Rev. Gill received family attended the Russell "' word that his mother had fall· reunion Sunday at Portland QUALITYS ALWJ,'fS THE TO VISIT U.~.SR en and broke her arm. Thurs- Park. SAME.t;0-MIX. 8J.EM) day the Gills rece1ved word o! Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs UNITED NATIONS (UPI) lhe death of a relative in Cam· have donated the use of the Of RIEl., ANO Oil,. WON'T' ·~ llrldge. old two room school bouse 10 Secretary General Thant will CLEANING make an official visit to SE1'11.1! Miss Fannie Needs of Colmn- the community for a recreation Service On Request · lias and Mrs. Martha Husted, center. It will take work to Moscow July 25 to 28, it was 'BECAUSE IT'~ 'tl oclt Springs, recently called clean the building and yard and announced today The visit, Thant's fourth to tiD Mr. and Mrs. Vernon How· anyone wishing to help ill wei· the Soviet Union, is at the in. come. · Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Elkins All fathers present at Sonday luvitatlon of the Soviet governPOMEROY lid aon, Columbus, viSited re- School at the looal church on men, the U.S. announcement CLEA~RS GIIIUy with Mr. and Mrs. Ho- Father's Day were given hand· said. aer Halley. kerchiefS ln observance of the · Mrs. Guy Russell and Mrs. day. deorgia Diehl were ill Paker.. bllrg shopping. 1 • ·Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eb- . NEW PRESIDENT Jill and children recenUy visit· WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Eve YES, ANt> 'BURNS ' 1111 w1f.b Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edstrom, a reporter for the CLEAN. K!~ YOCJR CARBUU1't)11t Jlcobs at Springfield. T h e Washington Post, was elected A tett e~~gillo uelng .Jil!lllna also visited points t. prestdent Monday of the FROM GUMMING OP. •• ~ I I ic;.oto1 Jrinlucky and Indiana. Women's National PreM Club Go-MIX nmalned Ia RXJLIN&. YOU USE 1$()-AgX · 'Mrs. Clarence Curtis, POlliO- for the coming year. She perttat rvn111"' condlllon ~,· 'l!IY, spent an evening recenUy s1;c~eds Mary Gallagher of the ~EGoCJJ.ARl.'f, ')'OUR after IOIIIolll'll of 'ifltb Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cmconnatl Enquirer. operation. Spark pluaa. ENGINE WIU. U6T i' HEADQUARTERS FOR PHILCO PRODUCTS ! I• I ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV 0 --._e ,,.. . , 1 ~:::__o:'>__"r"""'".'e".'r"':"'~·:.__~..,! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !=! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! l! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !d ;=========-:--;.:-::-;--:;;:--;:=: Laurel Oiff W~Y BOTJ.IER WIT~ MESS'II-IAND.. MIXINS OF Society Notes GA«;OLINE AND OIL, MR. WILSON? 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Barnett. m. Evenmg Service, 7 p. m.; I Flatwoods Methodist Clluroh Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. .Wed• - Pearl A. Casto, paator. wor· nesday. I Baptilt ~~: ~30 p. m. Wednesday. m.; Prayer meellng, 7:30 p.m. ~lp service, 10 a. m., every Racine Church 01 lbe N~ First Baptlat Cbureb MiddleD ptlR SondaJ School Tuesday: Young People's ther Sunday, 7:45 P· m. Sun- uene - Sunday School 9·30 ing Worship 10:15 a. :U. - .A.V. HaU, corner Second Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. day School, 10 a. m., John Bai· a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 Bethlehem Bapllll Churelt and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored ML Moriah Church of God- ley, Supt. a. m.· Evening Service 7·30· p Great Bend: Rev. c. L. o·eoU: Church Rev. James Satterfield, pastor reresl Raa Melbodlal chDrclb m.; Mid-week Prayer ::;r, pastor; Robert Le"is, B C Ret;>~- L paled with S. Sunday Scbool 9:45 a. m.: Wor· Sunday School 9 a m Mrs 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. ohi'L a. m. MOrDing W«· S~day Sc~l · evmson, J:;~tor. ship service II a. m. and 7:30 Fred Nease, Supt. W~hlp ser: Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. P Sonclay School; 7 p. m Prea ery ay, p. m. Prayer meetina 7:30 p. m. vice, 10 a. m. Rev wendell Rutland Chareb of the Nu~- Evenlnl Service; Tbursday 1 S~da ~hing services the , 'nlesday; Young People's StuUer, pastor. ' 81'ene - Sunday School 9:30 a. 4 .30 p. m. Prayer meeting, ML Moi~ :P:,m:!b- meellng, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Death Melbodlsl Church, Mid- m.; MOrDing Worship .'0:45 a. Carpenter Bapttat Cllurch: Corner of Fourth and M . St Rutland Church of God - dleport - M. E. Dowson, pas- m.; Evangellstic: servtce 7:45 :;,n d ·• Rev . Jobn Smallwood, pastor; tor: Mrs. Nan Moore Church P· m.; Midweek Prayer service Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Morn. Middleport Rev N 10 port: Rev. Donald Boone. pa<· minister. Sunda · Sc~ ,' en, Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan- School Sopt.; Church' School 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. 1 tor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m.. m. Arnold Rich:rds ;" 9-~:. a. geUsttc service 7 p.m.; Young 9:30 a. m.; Worship Service Syracuse Church of the Na&George Baker, Supt; 10:15 a. a m. Morning Wo;sh~:t. .30 People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed- 10:30 a. m.; Methodist YIIUth ....,. . - WUllam C. Thorpe, m, Worship Service) BYP 6 p. Naomi Baptist Church - oesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official ~tor, S~nday School 8:30 a. m.; :Evening Worship, , p. Sunday School , . W m. Saturday. Board meeting, lsi Sunday of m., Mornmg worship 10:30 a.m. 9 30 7 30 m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., ship 11 a. m.; w:dn~;day or; E . I month, 7:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd Pentecoat.al Ph•·ayer meeting, 8:30 p. m., p. m., Prayer service. ' Grace Epp~c~op::O Cb h =~~day of month, 7:30 p. m.: Pentecostal Assembly, Boote c oir practice. Po are -.:rnor Circle, Wednesday, 7 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jones, Jlll5' Community meroy- The Rev. Richard p. m. tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Firsl Baptist Church, Pome- Carleton Church, Kingsbory H. Martin, Rector. Sunday Letart Fa1111 Melbodlsl Worship, Wednesday and Fri· roy - Rev. Carver Williams. Ro d Mornmg Prayer and Sermon, Cllarge James F. Early, pa• day. 8 - S Rev, Clyde SundaY school 9:30 till 10 :20. Hinton, a. 10 : 30 a. m. tor - LETART FAUS - Wor- 1be Pentecostal Church Mid1 9 30 Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; pas or: unday School shi 7 30 S dl So Nursery and Junior Church for m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday EU8 p, : p. m. unday (ez. eport uth 3rd Ave .; Re•. children. Worship service 10:30 a. m. Eale rll EUB · cept 2nd Sunday); Church B. L. Barrett, pastor: Sunday and 7:30 p. m. alternate!••. Rev 1e • Church - School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Ulll- School 10 a.. m.; Sunday evenFirs! Baptist Cburelt, Racille, Prayer meeting Wednesday ~~ Wo;shl nz~l ~~~· P~tor. lied service, 1:30 a. m., 2nd l1l8 evaogebstlc service, 7:30 Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. 7:30 p. m. da S ~ se[VI~e . a.m. , Sun- SUnday of month. EAST LE- p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam Columbia Chapel _ worship FJJow~h~ ~:3o a. m.. Youtb TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd 7:30p.m.; Sat_urday night PrayCurtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- service each sunday, 9:15 a. and Girl; Fellow~hi m.fs.;oys and 4th Thursdays; Church er and Worship 7:30 p. m. mg Worsblp; 6:30 p. m., BYF m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; m.· Evening p, P· School, 9.30 a. m. Sunday. AP· p by . . : 8 1 7 30 and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Youth SeJ;'lce 6:15 p. m. Even· m.,' 2nd and ::LE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. re1 terum 1 3 Evening Service; Wednesday, log Worshtp 7 p. m. each Sun- Choir, 6:30 p. m. we.b,.sday Cb' : S:d rd Tbursdays; Middleport First United Pre• 9 Prayer Meeting. 7·30 m· urc ool, ·30 a. m. Sun- llyteriaa Church - Rev How7 30 P· m., Prayer Meetmg day. 8 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac: PagevUle Community Chureb Wednesday. • p. ., day. ~REAT BEND - Wor· ard R~ppelt, pastor; Sunday tlve; l'uesday, 3:30 p. m. Jun- -Rev. •Russell Cline, pastor. ship 9.30 a. m., lsi and 3rd School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, lor Choir Practice. Young People's service, 7:30 p. Morning Star EUB Churelt - Sundays, Church School, 10:15 Supt.; 10:30 a. m Worsbi . m. Thursday; Evangelistic ser· Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: a.m. Sunday, MORSE CHAPEL ' 5,45 m. YF · W · 6 . 3 p, Cbesblre • Kyser • Hartford vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy -worshtp, 11 a.m., lsi and 3rd m. 7ed., p, · Parish - Warren G. Zlnn, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. V"'! Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Sundays; Church Scbool 9:30 a. lor Choir. ' p. m. enpastor, Worship servtces are: Freedom Gospel Mission - Ass!.; Mornmg worship, 10:45 m. Sunday. Syracuse First U lte4 Pr Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Bashan . Stlveraville Read · E a. m.; Prayer meeUng, 7130 p Minersville Melbodlttt Ch.,..b llylerlan Church h ea. Lottie. Kyger 9:30 EST. J. Griffith, pastor; Roger 'wn: m. Thursday. Youth Fellewship - Wendell G. Stuller, pastor. vices 10 a. m. ; Cheshtre Bapltst 10 :45 EST. ford, Supt.; Sunday School, 10 7:30 p. m. SundaJ. Sunday 10 a. m.; Wer- 1 a. m.; Bible Stu! 7'30 Ch urch School at Hartford, at a m.; Evangellstic Service 7• Loltrldge EUB Chareb - lldp servtce II a. m. p, m Wednesd y, · I 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, :30 p. m. Prayer meeting .;. 30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, paa- Pl>rtland Melbodlsl ChurchPre bytm and Cheshire 9:45 EST. p. m. Tuesday. · tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m. B. L. McDaniel, plllltor. Sunday Church, Howard Rup;lt pa":. MI. l1l1fotl F.W.B. Cllarch Rutland Million - .0 I l v e Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday ~ 9:80, Harold Rous,Jt. tor. Sunday School, 10 ;, m.; 10 help , _ Sunday School , am. Earl Newman, missionary pastor; worship, 10:45 a. m. 1114 7:30 Supt., Kesnelb McLeod, Asst. Worship 7:30 p. m. W. irh the hope it will, in some metUure, foater a--' 8 45 Starkey SopL . Evenius,' Sunday School 9:30 a m • P. m. alternately. Bible Study Supt., Preacblng 7:30 p. m. Sun- Syracuse Mlssio' E 1 Cu ' ship, ; p. by Cecil f•rship 10:30 a. m.; service, led by pa• dai;,elne M lhodlat Ch ch tor, pastor. Wednes.h:y tam t_har which i1 good in family and community life, thil , _ 7 30 Youog People'o Layman; :30 p. m.; Prayer service, · r, : p. m. Wednesday. e ur - day services, 7:30 p. m. ture 18 apomored by the buaineas firnu and organi:ratiom rng and Bible Stu<IY 7·30 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. H. L. McDaniel, pastor: SunLotte D S • whose names appear below. wd ' · p.m. Ch h Ol Ch . lrd Saturday of manth. day School 9:30 a. m.: Preac~ r ay mntl e nesday; Choir practice at urc rue South Bethel EUB Cllurch- ing 10•30 a.m.; MYF 8 p. m.; Reorganl!ed Chareb of J e S U S J . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 30 p. m. Tbursday. Bradbury Church .of Clrut- Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, paa- Prayer and Bible Study, 7,30 p. Qrlst of Laller Day BalniB -II Rutland FJnl Bapllal Church ~~~~ Wtlhams. momsler; Bible tor : Sunday School 9: 45 a. m., m. Wedaesday. C. W. Pro.ffttl, pastor. Six miles - Sunday School 9:31! a. ln.; 10·30 . And ~ormng Worshtp, Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Roe Sprfq:s Methodist- from Racme on Racine . Port>reacblng Sunday 2:30 p, m. ; • · m. • Christi~n Endeav· Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7,30 Chester Lemley, pastor ; Wor- land Road. Sunday School, 9:30 'Lincoln-Mercury-Comet-English Ford 0 Ralland Free Will Bapllsl shi 6 p. m.. Evem.og Wor-. p. m. alternately. Bible Study shtp servtce 9:30 a. m.; Sun· a. m. ; Worship 10:30 a. m., Bakers of Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athens 59N601 Church - . Rev. Paul Taylor, ;~~l!k m. and Prayer Service, Jed by paa- day School, 10:15 a. m. ; MYF Sunday evening servi~e at 7:30 pastor; Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. u G r 0 ve . tor, 7:00 p. m. "bursday. :30 p. m. Prayer and Bible P· m.. Wed., worship service m.; Guy Priddy Sup! . Preach- WCh rch'1 - James QUisenberry 'nlppen Pk ' . EUB Churcli Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m at 7:30 p. m. .mg service, 7:30' p. m.: ·• Prayer Sunday ors 1p School Service 9·30 a. Sm..· - Rev. Euge Roman Catholic E. Emerson, Rutland Me1hodlsl Churcb -· U~ITED · ford Stockton 'Su t a. m., tan· pastor: Sunday worship, 9:30 Rev. C. J . Lemley, pastor: Our Lady of Loretto Mission Builders and Building Supp lie.• 534 Billion Smokes Bradford ol Cbrlst~ a. m. ; Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Church School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· ..... Bottom - Rev. Thomas .Joe Robin . . Hobart Vineyard Sopt Blbl• llblp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF Petronek administrator · g.. ~ LOCAL UN ION 5668 son DUDISter· Hom ' · • M d ' • ~' Chester, Ohio Ph. 981>-2005 se by Amerieans er Forrest, &tpt. Blbl 'Sch j Study and Prayer services led on ay, 8:30 P· m. day Mass 8:30 a. m.; H o 1 y I Ravenswood, W. Va. U d 00 by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tueada)'. Salton Methodist Church - Days of Obligation, 7 p. m. . . ·•. e 1. WAIIHINGTON CUPI) - Am- 9 80 . a~ m.•. ~rmng Worship Adult CJaas Meeting ,7:30 p. m. B. L. McDaniel, pastor; Mrs. SL John's Catbolie Mlssionmcaa 1010kers _puffed through 10·30 . m · :~ ~erung Worship, last Monday of month. r.e:oter L. Roush, Supt. Wor· Near Guysville (Dutch Ridge): a record-b~mg 534 billion 7bl: St~d e ay 7 P. m. B~ Syracuse EUB ctaureb _Rev. ship 9:15 a. m., Sunday School Rev. Frank Manieri, pastor. cog~ettes dunng lbe flacal year Dexlery. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: · Sun· 10:15 a. m. Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.; Holy Ashland Oil Products endiDg today, according te Ag- Bible Sch ~~cb of Christ - day School, 9:30 a. m.; · Ben Oak Grove "!elbodlst Cbnrch Day or. Obligation 6:30 a.m.; Brown's Botti;, Gas 240 Lincoln St. Middleport 992-2550 rtculture Departmeul estimates. lng IO ·OO 00 ·30 :;. m. Preach- Quisenberry, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. -H. L. McDamel, pastor, Earl ConfesSIOn, \2 hour before Pomeroy 992·2186 The de]lll'lmeDI said t h a t S d · a. m., I and third Morning Worsblp service 1st Cross, Supt. Sunday School at Mass. oonsumpUon rese about 2 bll- u~ays. Cl and 3rd Sondsya of the ~onth 10 ' 15 8 • m.: Preaching 9:15. Salvat'on A 1 lion elgaretlel above the 19t!f. . SOD 11 Church of Chrlst, 7· 30 m Ev nln · Syracue MethodiJI Church rmy 65 f1aca1 year, with the In· Mtller Street - Sunday Bible tl. ~ gdE;:g:: WendeD G. Stutler, pastor· wor- The Salvation Army, - Et> crease credited to stepped • up S~dy, I a. m.: Evening Wor- ~y ef m':~tb. an sblp service, 8:35 a. m.: Sun- voy Ray S. Wining, officer in Sales -:- ALlJS CHALMERS - Service shipm-'ts to servicemen ov· 7:30 P· m.; Bible Study, Bethany EUB Church _ Rev. day School 9:45 a. m.; MYF charge. lh; a. m. Heli· "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" Farm - Industrial - Lawn & Gardetl 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. Paul A. Sellers, pastor· Morn- Sunday 8 p. m. Prayer meeting ness meeting, 10 :31J\a. m. Sunerseu. 1 Middleport, Ohio Middleport Chvcb of Christ, 1ng Worship 9.30 a. ~. Sun- Sunday 7:30 p, m. day Sehoul. Sunday 17 p. m. Tuppers Plains Phone 667-34115 TO ANNOUNCE MEETING 5th and Mala Streets - DoD- day School Bl th Hysell Raa Fne Methodla'- Young People's Legion: 7:30 p. LONDON !UP!) -Prime aid Hicks, minister; B1b 1e Supt.: · y~u:::·· Felow~ Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. m. Salvation -ling; TbursMinlster Harold WUson wlll School, 8:30a.m., Kenneth Mo- ship, 8, 30 p. m. Sunday Scheol 9,30 a. m.; O. day, 1 to 3 )1--ii:t. Ladoes Home announce soon that the next Elhinney, Supl; Morning Wor- CARMEL !UB Cburdi-Rev 0. Patterson, Sopl; Morning ~gue . 7 p.. m. Prep classes; Brltlsb commonwealth prime shlo 10:30 a. m. Evening Wor- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Worship 1o, 30 a. m. Youth Ser- 7.30 p. m. Bible Study, prayer "Kentucky F!Ud Clticken" minlllfen mnference wlll be ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Servtce, day School, 9,30 a. m., Wayne nee 8:45 p. m.; Evangelistic meeting. Other services by aDMiddleporL Ohio Pomeroy held lll London Sept. 9-15, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Roush, Supl; 10:30 a.m. Mom- message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer DOUIICement. Informed_.. uid today. Pome"'i' Chureh of Chrlsl - ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. ADVENTIST '!be last meeUng wu held In Jerry ·Masters, pastor; day o1 the month· 8 m. Even- Laurel Cllfl Free Metbodlst Pomeroy Seventh Day Adven. Lag , Nigeria, but dealt only School, .9:30 a. ~· Church lng Evaogellstic' ~e. 291 ~ - R. Eugene Gill, pas. 1111 Clturelt - Mulberry Helgbts with1111Rbodesla's secession. vice 10.30 a. m. , ~an and 3n1 Sunday of montb. tor; SuDday School 9:30 a. m.; Rd., .north of Metgs Memortal deavor, 6:30 p. m.; Evenmg Federated Cbarcb, Pomeroy PbU Wise, SUpt.; MOI'IIiD8 wor- Uesp1tal. Paster, F. W. Gifford, " Keepsake Diamo,nd Rin~ ' FLOOD8 BIT JAMAICA vice, UO p. m. _ Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor; ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth Serv- James R. Hoffer, Ass't. Serv· ' We Fill All Doctorr Prescriptlom 312 E. llain St. KINGSTON, Jamaica <UPI) Rulland Ch~ of Kautz, Supt.; Sunday Ices 7 p. m.; EvaogeUatle ser- lees on Saturday: Sabbath 992·2955 Pomeroy -Two persons were !mown to Roy Carier, mmister. School, 9, 15 a. m. Worship vice 7:30 p. m. MJd..Weet pray- Schoo~ 1:30 p. m.; Worshtp, have drowned 1n Dub floods School, 8:30 a. m. Worsblp 10:25 a. m. ' er service 7:18 a. m. Wednes- 2:30 p. m.; Youth meeting, S. which have ripped Jamaica Preaching service 10:30 a. m. day. :30 p. m.; BJhle Study, Tbur• siDce Sunday, pollee said today. Youna People's meeting, Danvllie PUgrim Uolloeu _ The Ualled MetbodiJI Charcb day, 7:30 p. m.. at 37 Evans 'lbl floods have call!fd P· m. EveniDg Service, 7 p. m. (LAngsvllie Poll Office), Rev. Pomeroy - MelvlD Alkire, B. llelgbts, GaiUpolls. B~tildi11g Sllpplja .and MiUw.ork General Merchandise extensive property and nv.. V. H. Braley, Bible School SUpl 0. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday A., B. D., pastor. Independence United Brethren General~ toct damage. A teen-age girl Zla Church ol Cbrllt, flthoel, 9!30 a. m., Robert Grate Sllllday. Divine Worship at 8:30 Bden United llrothrea 111 Tuppers Plains 867-3200 Plloae 991:1171 and a man were reported eroy · Harrisonville Road -Eu- SUpt.; Worship service at10:30 ~· m. Sermon and Scripture - ~ Cburch- Rev. Elden R. missing In separate mishaps. gene Underwood, mlDlster. a. m.: Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. Our Ameriean Herltqe" - Blake, pastor: Sunday School ble School, 9:30 a. m. ; Morn- m.; Evangeflstic service, 7,30 I Kings 21:1·16. Church School 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, SUPPLIED ARMY ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- p, m. Mill-Week Prayer and study at 9:30 a. m. The Church Supt. · Christian J:ncteavor 7·l5 Col. Fielding Lewis, brother· bert Reed, Bible Scheol Supl ~. Wednesday, 7,30 p. Official Board wiU meet on p. classes for all. Song ~ " WHITE SEWING MACHINES Poi11G c1ld l'l<rrllwrm! ln·law of George Washington, Church 01 God Monday, July II at 7:30 P· m. vice 8 p. m., Preacblng 8:20 p. l:verythlng.,For the WOtrl4fl that Sews" 83 Mill St. Middleport 99HD1 Ph. 949-327ll .wu a Vtrplla lrun manufao- Cbester Cllurch ot God Jslunala Faro:' visitors and community m.; Mid-Week prayer meetlng turer. He boUt, lD 1775, an arms Rev. Dale 'lbornton, Dlgdom u.n of Jebovah's : : in- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs: wbleb 10pp1Jed the Sunday Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; WIIDeues _ Public meeting sblp bou: 00 8; 1 : Mazie Holalnger, class l'!Sder, II'IDY durlDcl the Momlng Worship at 11 L Sunday 0 p. m. Waleblower 8 m • · Le1ar1 Falll United llrotbrea War. m. Ev&Diallstlc aervlce 7•30 p. lllndy, ' 1 p. m.: 'Bible Study, · · II Cbrlll Cburch - James Mol' Tuesday 7 p.. m.· Service meet'NOMII'eM rison, pastor. Sunday School at :N. 'Setonn Av.e. 1!11. 8 p m. Tbursday· MIDitt:30 a. m. Preaching services 992-3284 MR!dleport Phone •M481 Milldleport, ·Ohio 1r7 Sch.;,~ 7 ~ fte Clve1l ol ·~• flnt and third 'lbursday al TUNE IN p. m. Y· Gesler - Rev. •1'1 Grate 7•30 p, m. Second and fourth Lutheran Jllllor; Richard · . Supt. Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer PWt _. 81. JoWo Qwles Blsell, A.>• '- Sunday meeting aecond and feurtb . , 1 ' .,. a.rl!l1 _ MonllDI Sebool 9:30 a. m.; MorniDtl 'lbanday, 7:30 p. m. and first Well Main St. fio!MTOy -.hlp 8:1.5 L m. and 10:45 Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 8:45 ml third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 1390 WMPO IA~IO a. m.: Su11t1ay 8cbo11, 1:30 a. P. m.; EveniDg Service, 7:30 ML 11enDoD United 8retbren Suppon tM Cll11re11 ol fOUr Clloioe m. CBotb congreaatlons are P. m.; M1chrtet l'raya' MrVIce II CluW Church- JlllllH MorIDietlni u one at St. Jolm'a 7:IO P. m. Wednead&JI. rlllCm, pastor. Sunday Sc!lool • 01Urcb at Pine Grove wbUe llltld1epltt Clllr* Ill tilt Na1:30 a. m. Pl"ac"'ng. flnt and S.MI!ll •l'lftllnce;iplaeoptl Church. Pomeroy · St. Paul'a Qlurdl II --Ref, a,de J. Bartlett, lldrd Sunday, 7:30P.m. Seeond ¥ni· buUl llaDdiJ' Bebaol 9•30 L !D. I and fourtb Sunday, 11 L !D. ¥\1. RICHARD MAmN, RECTOR ' t,.,.lillle llliiflllm•.._ ' . Baker~ Good )rea<! u L,.J>llarnlna WO!'Ildp 10:11 L m.; Prayer !!M!I!Ing IYerJ Wednes'., • , ;) ;;' . ~. I ·"''''JJ Mon!IIIJWOI'IIIfl . , .• , .. , . . . . . 10..10 AM Sundey . """'_,., NYP$ YOUIIII P~ 1:11 p.m.; dl1 al 7:30 p, m. Quisllau l!loHuntlnatoa. W. Va, 110}1/e,t••\lc St. ' '1liiii!JIIIf,,.. :""· · ..,lhl~ Cit ~ li1Y81111elllllc meellug 7:11 pJD.: deawr, IIICOIId IIJd fGurlb Sun~ .:... ~· . A:~~ .tpproacll ~' ~ l!robicl!ll, l Pearl.llUIA!; put.or, SuJt. P1BJv ....,..., Wid. r:ao p.m. day, 7:31 ,. m. I I Wolf Pen Society Notes Reedsville Society Notes 1, 1uuH- 7 clay School at 9:30 a. m. Lloyd Sentinel Church News l 'l'He B"K.ED ALASKA, o., July • away from lll&rriDI Del& flllca BdWy In ''Portrait of a Quel!D;" wblcb caught last season's Loodon cr!Ucs' posies . . . Doll!ll Douglas of "Bev. IDUbllll~s" tries to cool all romance ltellll Quinn's sprig . . . Ready when nuns trapised backstqe to say but veteran singer Andy Rus you are, c. Q. howdy to GlDger Rodgers after sell i1 warming thin&s up Rosello Como jetted of to Fla. a "HelloL Dolly" maUnee, glv- Peter Sellen~ "'!be WrOIII to oversee their new stately ing the ~L James 'lbelll'e the Boz" fUm was made just f01 tropical mansion near Palm ~~~. of another "Sound of Mu· Britain and .wasn't planned 111 Beach; Perry bad to stay In stc. a U. S. release but it's escapN. Y. to do something he hasn't Hayley MUla likes to write ing In this direction anyway .. . bothered with in years-learn pop songs and aent one to the Sign on the grass alas at the the lyrics be'll slog on his Aug· Rolling Stones who even might nearby Nevele Country Club! ust state-fair tour (no cue cards rerord It ... Actor Tom Bosley "Help Keep Lawn Order." on fair platfomls; . . Ann Soth· (be played La Guardia In "Piorern finally got around to meet- eUo") expects to be a flrat • 1, • - - - - - - - - · Jng her granddnu~hter • I Bob time papa July 16 .. · Nancy m~~' Sterling's the grandpop); seems Berg of the ~lch modeling aet "'! Ann hadn't been happy tbat hllll ber five year-old daughter daughter' Tlsh wed Lal Baum ~Janie (Actor Geoffrey Horne FOR ALL OCCASIONS but Tish becomtna.. a mom set is Melanie's dad) leading the PIANO RECITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, it all rlgbt in theif world · . ... tid·modelln& field Here's We wire flowers ever)'where Mrs. Ernest Whitehead pre- frDolnnd, Rof np, Brendoa, andnd Mr a Horrified, to put it mildly, was bow films have beeome like burWY2·2039 Us e o owers, re., a 5. Ill Soc' I Set . Ill E I h I "Deadli Tb . OR NIGHT W19.2951 sented her ptano pup . in a Tom Summerfield of Ft. Wayne, e :: ll~n·~~mgbl e s· ~ sr.:'V:S' .. ~· h d er hnsoan recital recently at her home. Ind., have returned home after qwre s ry w 1 ern y cru· . a e, tc ar . Jo n Solos were played by Pamela 1 . T ts d 1 r el photo of former Deb Queen wtll'be pursued not JUSI by p Goody , Ricky and Becky 1 VlSitng paren an rea tves. : Brenda Frazier ; but Brenda Elke Sommer but by an "interomeroy Flower Shop Proffitt, Cheryl Dicken, Ruth I Mrs. Gary Barnitz, Carol, okayed both the sickly story and : national team of bikini-clad as-~ W. MaiD Pomeroy and Vicky Green, Bobby Gross· 1Mary and Ellen of Lincoln Hts., : the sovagely ·•rfair ,;rture · sassins:" that's how. ,___ lolr_s._ld_il,.la.. rd•Y•a•n.,M•e•ter-..1 nicl<le, Cathy Pickens, Janet , Pomeroy were Tuesday visitors i Wonder II it's busting the Claire Bloom ls a signature Frank Sinatra's new song hit 1 plane to Jerry Lewis to promote "Strangero in the Night" has a movie and then needed II to a piracy suit - Ralph Chicorel l plug his own Doris Day comeclaims in Detroit federal court dy "Glass Bottom Boat" . . . . . he wrote the melody last year 1Pat Boone's costume director as "You Are My Love" . It on his "Up Wlth People" movie doesn't affect Sinatra Arth· 1is Cali Quinn. Cecil B. De Mil· ur Godfrey leased bis private Je's granddaughter: and Tony NJ.SI.IED I'CII'A10fS, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. I HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE a. SUNDAY 9 AM BOWERS DRifi »AA lfSJAURAtiT . ' HEINERS BAKERY ol i. :· ··-··· t _;· . • .~ :I , . . 1HE ·OAILY RilE. .. • �,,1, I I '!IIIMlTE eonlrol by a )lfelp ELECTRICIANS • , , . MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE MEN Ohio. -.c.......... ...... .......... -.. . aHULA'TIDNI ftl PIS 7 ,_,..tiM rfiM 7 1 2tp ._owl - · • • &Ani ,_,WMIMieft._ ........... ... _. .... .. .............................. -.......... " ..,.. .,.. ROUTE 124 NOW TAKING RINTAL RISIItVATIONS BEAT THE HEATI ....... , .. LI'L ABNER . 'CX:H< I HASSUME ~OU LOVE AND RE:SPECT, AS FIERC ELY AS I 00, SI R.':" BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 211 I. Main PHONI WY 24974 PoNelon lalloy lrlo (lalloy) CoiiiM AI! Foodl AuailabN For Car111.011t . . .D OP THANU a •nUARIII JJll A WIDE MENU CHOICilh , eBroasted Chicken tllllast Beef eRoist Pork eBaked Ham eHome Made Noodlea • Home Made Pie• BIG BEND TRAILER SALES • ._..., .... .., ..... c.. l Cooldn' Clntplnt at ltoral Ook Park ...... ... I -Wo'll Do Tho D\11* & tho (Bafore May btl ....I.. Ono•p,..•wtokt . . . lUll - I I Cool Baileys I SUNDAY .BUY A TRAILER 1 , nz .,.,. ...... • ~-----........ . . . ......... Tilt ..... ''t Don't Heat Up Your Kitchen, Come To owner treatements, beware of the door knocker t~rmite salesman. Cumplete rat and Insect eontrol. Guarillteed, IDsured, experienced. Alhed Pesl and Termite Control Co., 1105 West Main St., Pomeroy, twO-WELL QUALIFIED , Let Us Do the Dishes ••• County owned oomJlliiY at 1-3 to 1'2 price due to no salesmen or store commuls1or.s, TWO- WELL QUALIFIED . . OH, 1 DO - I O,.ICI MOUU 1111 A. JIA, t1 Ml P, M. .. lty •• ... . . A. M. .. 11M ..... '"10 .,.., Tl f'LACI A UIVLT PIODUCIM •Fino 011~11 For M• Who Wants To Owa IIIIo OWn Buoln... WAIIT AD PIIONE WY 2-2156 A FULL LINE OP UWI -~ IAUEII TIACTII •Expert Busin.,. ColiJIIel. ling To IDaun Your Succeso. ,.,.,. Golllpollo 446-1741 ... 123 GaHipollt, 0. Aftor6:00,.M. • SALES 1 1 RENTALS I eCa""''"' l~ulpmonte ROUSH & LYONS ~ EEk & MHk I Prices Start At_ 169.95 Rutland Furniture Camping Tr~ilers Herton St. Insurance Gibson Air-Conditioners 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland, 0. Maaon, W. Vt, / n~n11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· IAgal Notice HONDA HEY. M£EK GIVE ME soME OF lHOSE APPLES! IY HQWIE SCifNEIDER DH, YCAH7 ~U, MY MOTHER~ Mr; 10 SH~ AIJD SHARE ALIKE SO Il.l JUST Ti\KE HALF 'THOSE' Af'Pt.f:S f YOUR GASULINI! ALLEY MOTHER WASA COMMUNIST! ...~ Notice ly ART SANSOM !.lEVER MIW, ! FOJ~P IT! Blat&. . . . . . . . \ .-!01 ____,_s .... , . . . , . .. (111M SOCIAL" CAtENDAR ' WHV WE TAI<'!M' \ iH" KID Tl-lERE'? WHV Nar ~US'T" DROP NER OFF IN ~RE ANYWHERE'? f NOBOIJ'/'D EVER f iND 14ER! TI4AT'D 8E MUP12fR I NOPE J I I ·r AC41M '_o n!. ~• . I By SCHULZ .. AHO 'THAT ltOO!ii>-HEAOa> KID.,.WIIAT WA$ HIS NAME ? USED FURNITURE LIOAL NOTIC8 RADIATOR 1 ROOMa 8lld balh bome, lot 50 z 100 in Middleport oo %78 Soulb Flflh St. Price 16,500. Phooe 119Hl46. DAILY c&il iCI'IljiM"W-" h.._ Ia . . . Ill - HAtlLING, PIKM I!IJ. I I 30ic 0...--PiiJ....... .._ ........ -tbo.... .,lilt __ _ .I.S'rDLa.I..I.S:a II lloOBG .. ali.I.OW L'"' X fiR lllo- 0'1, - tropbleo, lbe illllltll .... ... 57 lit- lllllllo-., - olllllo - - atl - .1. • so· a 4 t n Wit& OBio BDD9 DP IBYKB YWRYO.I. YB KWSW:I:Itlo YB n:.-.. S.GYBI.9 YB Dx•••••n:•.-1'vaa .Bo .... •• .- . -.1' ~ 'IRII GOllf» fW t ROOM bouae wilh bath and large lot on Depot 51. ill Rolland, ' 0 . Ph. 99U266. . & 28 6lp ONE Hollywood r811ch brick borne, 3 bedrooms, large kilo obell, birch cabinets, eleob:ic ovea, bo1 plate, large U.iDC room, diaiRg room, 2 bldl WiD . . ftCIIIlftll ~ llle vwap of M1d41Qo11 at. t:be VWap Hall. . , . . . lltr- for eoutnJetioft of U oflletl bl.dldt.DJ 'aD• to noeD. . . .IIIII . . . . . 111'1' • W'tiJ4 ..... u. bldl will bit .......,... SERVICE IN MASON, W. VA. eNOWOPEN ~ , ' r: tr: ~ . LOOK FOR GRAND OPENING SOONI .... wiD ... NfiiDdl4 . . . • ... ..... uedfk•Uoal .,. rtlllnll4 W1D • CUillle4 1114. - WHEB AUGNMENT 'i I BRAKE SERVICE . _ Alignment 5.._, •-r aa.oo. MdlU.oaaJ. _... ..,. • ebta!Md at C4ld Of NPro4act.iaD. De- EXPERIENCED and PlaDI 11114 I 75"# • uw ...0. .a 1111 vmue 11111 for • dQioat ~ ~ oa. vwue p IZZA AT m GREATEST ce I et lllddlwort' ~ · li' ltJM • nJeol. mw a4 Ill ,.... 'I'M VW&Ie of Mlf"...-.1 . . . . . . . . . . . .(!)~.. ~ , ·, lUGS BUNNY ..;.., For Quick Saltl INTERNATIONAL - . Foragn Harvester Wllllnw_..,.,. ...,. fireplaces, built oa garage, Ph- t924576 fla1D 01: wltll ~ USID ..... , AU...C:~ full baaement, 2t ....... level .... Main •• .......... , '"..,.. m""- ..... or w ....... AJoo 1 u• to rolllag ground, barn fnr r..,..)J l i f t - Bod:r . • tlau. T-.o, Pont. Allll ChiJ. hones, 2 poDdl willa flsb, Werb •. . ,. ., 12" ..,. -1Se • 1.50 Jl!ealy Q! roaes 8lld shrubbery, .. · . 1 c 1 . ,..... ~ 1an1o1 fuLTO~THOMPSON' c00ct leDOea; borden oa Rt. IIR O)NDlTIOlftN(J ;lk6 IF . CALL WY , _ 7 8lld Rt. SO, at junction of au. llllnlcll. .JICII'a ~ . . . up At G. I G. CAPI 1UCTOI SAleS Coolvllle, Oblo. Pbone fill· arallcll, New lla'fltD. l'ltaDa 111 W. MAIN "'IMIPOY ~101 ,_,, after J p. m. • 21 121p Ill HlrT. ' • lfC .__ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;..... ·:m. ........................ 'flY . • �,,1, I I '!IIIMlTE eonlrol by a )lfelp ELECTRICIANS • , , . MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE MEN Ohio. -.c.......... ...... .......... -.. . aHULA'TIDNI ftl PIS 7 ,_,..tiM rfiM 7 1 2tp ._owl - · • • &Ani ,_,WMIMieft._ ........... ... _. .... .. .............................. -.......... " ..,.. .,.. ROUTE 124 NOW TAKING RINTAL RISIItVATIONS BEAT THE HEATI ....... , .. LI'L ABNER . 'CX:H< I HASSUME ~OU LOVE AND RE:SPECT, AS FIERC ELY AS I 00, SI R.':" BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 211 I. Main PHONI WY 24974 PoNelon lalloy lrlo (lalloy) CoiiiM AI! Foodl AuailabN For Car111.011t . . .D OP THANU a •nUARIII JJll A WIDE MENU CHOICilh , eBroasted Chicken tllllast Beef eRoist Pork eBaked Ham eHome Made Noodlea • Home Made Pie• BIG BEND TRAILER SALES • ._..., .... .., ..... c.. l Cooldn' Clntplnt at ltoral Ook Park ...... ... I -Wo'll Do Tho D\11* & tho (Bafore May btl ....I.. Ono•p,..•wtokt . . . lUll - I I Cool Baileys I SUNDAY .BUY A TRAILER 1 , nz .,.,. ...... • ~-----........ . . . ......... Tilt ..... ''t Don't Heat Up Your Kitchen, Come To owner treatements, beware of the door knocker t~rmite salesman. Cumplete rat and Insect eontrol. Guarillteed, IDsured, experienced. Alhed Pesl and Termite Control Co., 1105 West Main St., Pomeroy, twO-WELL QUALIFIED , Let Us Do the Dishes ••• County owned oomJlliiY at 1-3 to 1'2 price due to no salesmen or store commuls1or.s, TWO- WELL QUALIFIED . . OH, 1 DO - I O,.ICI MOUU 1111 A. JIA, t1 Ml P, M. .. lty •• ... . . A. M. .. 11M ..... '"10 .,.., Tl f'LACI A UIVLT PIODUCIM •Fino 011~11 For M• Who Wants To Owa IIIIo OWn Buoln... WAIIT AD PIIONE WY 2-2156 A FULL LINE OP UWI -~ IAUEII TIACTII •Expert Busin.,. ColiJIIel. ling To IDaun Your Succeso. ,.,.,. Golllpollo 446-1741 ... 123 GaHipollt, 0. Aftor6:00,.M. • SALES 1 1 RENTALS I eCa""''"' l~ulpmonte ROUSH & LYONS ~ EEk & MHk I Prices Start At_ 169.95 Rutland Furniture Camping Tr~ilers Herton St. Insurance Gibson Air-Conditioners 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland, 0. Maaon, W. Vt, / n~n11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· IAgal Notice HONDA HEY. M£EK GIVE ME soME OF lHOSE APPLES! IY HQWIE SCifNEIDER DH, YCAH7 ~U, MY MOTHER~ Mr; 10 SH~ AIJD SHARE ALIKE SO Il.l JUST Ti\KE HALF 'THOSE' Af'Pt.f:S f YOUR GASULINI! ALLEY MOTHER WASA COMMUNIST! ...~ Notice ly ART SANSOM !.lEVER MIW, ! FOJ~P IT! Blat&. . . . . . . . \ .-!01 ____,_s .... , . . . , . .. (111M SOCIAL" CAtENDAR ' WHV WE TAI<'!M' \ iH" KID Tl-lERE'? WHV Nar ~US'T" DROP NER OFF IN ~RE ANYWHERE'? f NOBOIJ'/'D EVER f iND 14ER! TI4AT'D 8E MUP12fR I NOPE J I I ·r AC41M '_o n!. ~• . I By SCHULZ .. AHO 'THAT ltOO!ii>-HEAOa> KID.,.WIIAT WA$ HIS NAME ? USED FURNITURE LIOAL NOTIC8 RADIATOR 1 ROOMa 8lld balh bome, lot 50 z 100 in Middleport oo %78 Soulb Flflh St. Price 16,500. Phooe 119Hl46. DAILY c&il iCI'IljiM"W-" h.._ Ia . . . Ill - HAtlLING, PIKM I!IJ. I I 30ic 0...--PiiJ....... .._ ........ -tbo.... .,lilt __ _ .I.S'rDLa.I..I.S:a II lloOBG .. ali.I.OW L'"' X fiR lllo- 0'1, - tropbleo, lbe illllltll .... ... 57 lit- lllllllo-., - olllllo - - atl - .1. • so· a 4 t n Wit& OBio BDD9 DP IBYKB YWRYO.I. YB KWSW:I:Itlo YB n:.-.. S.GYBI.9 YB Dx•••••n:•.-1'vaa .Bo .... •• .- . -.1' ~ 'IRII GOllf» fW t ROOM bouae wilh bath and large lot on Depot 51. ill Rolland, ' 0 . Ph. 99U266. . & 28 6lp ONE Hollywood r811ch brick borne, 3 bedrooms, large kilo obell, birch cabinets, eleob:ic ovea, bo1 plate, large U.iDC room, diaiRg room, 2 bldl WiD . . ftCIIIlftll ~ llle vwap of M1d41Qo11 at. t:be VWap Hall. . , . . . lltr- for eoutnJetioft of U oflletl bl.dldt.DJ 'aD• to noeD. . . .IIIII . . . . . 111'1' • W'tiJ4 ..... u. bldl will bit .......,... SERVICE IN MASON, W. VA. eNOWOPEN ~ , ' r: tr: ~ . LOOK FOR GRAND OPENING SOONI .... wiD ... NfiiDdl4 . . . • ... ..... uedfk•Uoal .,. rtlllnll4 W1D • CUillle4 1114. - WHEB AUGNMENT 'i I BRAKE SERVICE . _ Alignment 5.._, •-r aa.oo. MdlU.oaaJ. _... ..,. • ebta!Md at C4ld Of NPro4act.iaD. De- EXPERIENCED and PlaDI 11114 I 75"# • uw ...0. .a 1111 vmue 11111 for • dQioat ~ ~ oa. vwue p IZZA AT m GREATEST ce I et lllddlwort' ~ · li' ltJM • nJeol. mw a4 Ill ,.... 'I'M VW&Ie of Mlf"...-.1 . . . . . . . . . . . .(!)~.. ~ , ·, lUGS BUNNY ..;.., For Quick Saltl INTERNATIONAL - . Foragn Harvester Wllllnw_..,.,. ...,. fireplaces, built oa garage, Ph- t924576 fla1D 01: wltll ~ USID ..... , AU...C:~ full baaement, 2t ....... level .... Main •• .......... , '"..,.. m""- ..... or w ....... AJoo 1 u• to rolllag ground, barn fnr r..,..)J l i f t - Bod:r . • tlau. T-.o, Pont. Allll ChiJ. hones, 2 poDdl willa flsb, Werb •. . ,. ., 12" ..,. -1Se • 1.50 Jl!ealy Q! roaes 8lld shrubbery, .. · . 1 c 1 . ,..... ~ 1an1o1 fuLTO~THOMPSON' c00ct leDOea; borden oa Rt. IIR O)NDlTIOlftN(J ;lk6 IF . CALL WY , _ 7 8lld Rt. SO, at junction of au. llllnlcll. .JICII'a ~ . . . up At G. I G. CAPI 1UCTOI SAleS Coolvllle, Oblo. Pbone fill· arallcll, New lla'fltD. l'ltaDa 111 W. MAIN "'IMIPOY ~101 ,_,, after J p. m. • 21 121p Ill HlrT. ' • lfC .__ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;..... ·:m. ........................ 'flY . • �·'' ,, . .,,j.. :.'~ ' .. ,, ' . rs. Hollon is Hostess. ildwood ~ Garden · Club Around and About Middleport (EDITORS NOTJ!l: Amerlca't' footslogglng lat llltllllry DIY1 -the Big lied One-Is locked In · heavy combat along the CatniJo. dian border. UP! correspondent Leon Daniel oent the foUowinl report from the front). I >n~,.:,~~~ the Wildwood Gllfden Club to have plants growing to at., Wednesday evening at her home tract bees. The honeybee recog· Miss Nancy Reed was a busi· ;jr;;IJ;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=•,l in Nease SeiUement. nizes color flowers. The herbs ness visitor in Columbus ThursThe meeting, in charge of lemon, basil, catnip, lavender: day. Mrs. Karl Grueser, vice sweet clover and sage attract Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger has dent, opened with devotions bees. returned from Rio Grande en from Colossians 3•12-17 where she has been visiting Pomeroy, Onlo Mrs. Fred N•ase who gave An article, "You Can Have with her daughter and son-in· meditation from The Winning Roses Ail Year," law, Mr. and Mrs. Garland TONIGHT & SATURDAY Room and a poem, "New given by Mrs. David Nease Lanier "WILD WILD WINTER" (Technicolor) closing with prayer. Melmbtors I said to use pest control, water Here for a holiday visit with Gaey Clarke Chris Noel responded to roll call with a often and pick off old flowers. Beulah White and family are -·AGENT FOR H.A.R.M." harmful and a beneficial insect. The red spider damages teaves I her brother and sister, Mr. · (Technicolor) of roses and in hot weather, and Mrs. Nealey White and Richman Mrs. Hiram Fisher presentWendell Corey they multiply very fast. Myrtle White of Akron. They ed an article, "Be Kind and black spots are rose will return home Tuesday. Bees." lt was brought out : SUN., MON. and TUES. seases. Spray off with Jeff Stover, son of Mr. and .· July 3·4-S that most crops depend upon first, then apply dust and Mrs. Davis Stover of Lancas"'NSIDE DAISY LLOVER" bees. Bees do the job of pollinspray. When cutting old flow- ter, has pent the past two (Technicolor) atiOn of plants. Every state ~atalie Woorl ers cut above the f1ve leaf stem. weeks with his grandparents, . ·. Roddy McDowall would benefit with more beeMr. and Mrs. Harry Stover. Doable-breuled <Oat from Monte-Suo •· PI'UIIIl'a fa·.n Colorc~rtoon hives. It was suggested always Mrs. Dwight Milroan, gave Harry Chesher and '86 eolleelfon (left) In dUllly pink thlnthWa wool Is cut J ohn ''Now is the Time to " Blackford have returned home sUm through the front. Back fullness Is cortlrolled by 1 make gladioli plantings, kill from a two-weeks fishing trip lew laalf belt. Dnldow suit (rldll) has timeless styling In welt-seamed to~el llaJr. Jat.ket Ia nearly lilted and crab grass, keep dusting pota· to Chapleau, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer lldrt la lllm. toes and roses , pinch out santhemums and divide iris . and daughters, Mary Ruth and Two demonstrations were Joy have returned from a re- ,..~·o·, .k '·. Uswin Nease ' a cent trip to Washington, D. C. · OUD 3fi gtven by Mrs. ll! IeIt han d 1 eu.ma Japanese ar· Mr. B. F. Parmalee has rerangement usmg a black con· turned from Florida where he · tainer, red roses and evergreen, has been on a two weeks vacaand a left hand vertical ar- lion trip. .,~ '"~·· rangement using peace roses Chris and Pat Wilt of Colum11 and evergreen. busrents, are guests of their grand· Mr. and Mrs .. Adolph i!;al "· pa It Was announcd that the Wildwood Jun •- Garden cIub Saelens Denms. They r M nd ·and · dson, by •• · paren ts, made the arrangements for the WI·u be lome "'elr r. a Mrs. Charles R. Karr dinner at the Carpenter Experiand Mrs. Ike Wilt and son. Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin ment Station on Wednesday. Mtdke, over the hohday week· Bearhs called at the Spencer en . Funeral Home, Belpre, WednesFlowers were judged and blue Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., who day evening, to pay respect to ribbons awarded to Mrs. Fred ' is leaching at Salisbury on the tile. family of H. P. Christy. Nease for a peace rose in a Head Start program, took her ' milk glass container, and to pupils on a tour Wednesday of ~est Kennedy and Mrs. Uswin Nease for the Jap- several business places inclnd· CONNIE SUE MCGUIRE 1 Mr Kenney and son of anese arrangement. ing tbe Quality Print Shop, the Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Me- Akr w ,jj'ednesday guests Ohio Valley Baking Company G i of Mrs. Edith' Thomas and sisulre of Pomeroy are an· ter, Mrs. Cora Wiggins. and otl ers. The Lord's Prayer in unison 1 Let us not forget the courage ond sa crifice that aouncing tbe engagement and M"' · Suanne McClung of Marclosed the meeting, after which Recent guests of Mr. and approaching marriage of · Mrs. Bernard Fultz and family ton ·IS spen diug ~ week with mode poss ible the first refreshments were s.!rved by were Mrs. Roy Sinn, Mrs. Law· ' their daugrter, Connie Sue to her grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. the hostesses to twelve memFrancis Hudson,Hudson, son of Mr. INDEPENDENCE DAY JULY 4th Sinn, ud Mrs.S.Dewey for- Da1e Smith. bers, one honorary member, renee Sinn, Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Rosa Guingrich of Mr. and Mrs. William Perry 8 Mrs. William Fisher and m"rly of Masou, W. Va. Miss of Charleston, W. Va. were rePaulding and Van Wert counguest, Mrs. Denver Holter. ties. The Fultz family and MeGuire attended Pomeroy cent guests of Mrs. B. F. GraveNo business will be lransacttd on this holiday. MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK their guests took a trip to High School. Mr. Hudson is a 1Y and daughter, Mrs. J. A. 111&3 graduate of Wahama and Ed NEW HAVEN _ Mr. and Hawks Nest, W. Va. while they IIOW is employed al Taplco in en. Mrs. Frederick Pomeroy, edu- were here. Cleveland. The wedding date Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark, Mr. catlonal missionaries of the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and bas been set for flugusl aad Mrs. Roland Crabtree and By LEON DANIEL United Pre•• Intema&ual AN LOC.. (UPI) -"There were a helluva lot of them but old Charlie bit off more than be could thew this time." MEIGS THEATRE Ar 1 ~ 1 d d About Pomeroy 1 1!. M~. ~ " .•• O'ER THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVEl" Open Friday Nights zo, Evangelical United Brethren family will move to Brilliant Church, will discuss their years where be Is employed. Janice of service in New Mexico Everson of Sooth Charleston, the New Haven EUB Church Ohio, will be their guest while on Sunday, July 3, at 8 p. m. they are moving to their home Mrs. Pomeroy is the fornoer I there. Sandra Lou Roush, daughter Mrs. John Angel, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roush, is here for a visit with her New Haven. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards. Her son, Kevin, has been here witb his grandparBIRTHDAY OBSERVED ents wbile Mrs. Angel recupThe birthday of Richard era ted from eye surgery. Barton was celebrated with a M d Mrs John K Smitb buffet supper at the home of Jr..'c::riesto;, visited. recen~ Mrs. Ed Condon, SUnday I 'th b. mother Mrs. John Y WI . 18 • ing, June 26th. Attending K. Snuth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barton 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* POMEROY ~~~* NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 year! RUTLAND POMEROY • Member Federal Reserve System and Kevin, Mrs. Maude Young, WESTERN AUTO IS FIRST WITH .•. !lot. 35c · ~• ke Buckets ...... 1 GAL. be present. JUGS 29c llit- 55c ,, 8 oz. Cups .... · .. · 39c 99c Jlot,27c elce Trays ...... · 17c METAL ZEBCO 33 ICE CHESTS REELS REG. $15.95 VALUE Olhor teo Choots, Reg, 1.19 NOW $1.65 BIRD BATHS Reg. 3.09 Value COLEMAN FUEL t f • • • • I I t t o o I t 0 f t t $1.39 WESTERN AUTO STORE "Home Owned end Operated" Phontt 992·5515 The Loyal Bereans Class the Methodist Church of ChfiSt held their annual picnic Tuesday evening with Mrs. Edgar Allensworth as hostess. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. . d L. R. an Mrs Mrs. M WalB Wtley,MMr.and ~r Keulnlce,Mrr. nd M .H ar~ Y• • a rs. orner R1ce, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Oh· linger, Mr. and Mrs. George Memhart, Mr · and Mrs. Clar· ence McNeal and daughter, Martha, Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Ed Haggerty and ~and· children and Mrs. Jessie oaun· ders. The class memhero sent dinners to Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley who were unable to l Jlot, 95c ·e Picnic Sets ··· ·· · 78c Clmrch Clan Holds Its Annual Picnic Mercedes Condon and the h,_ less, Mrs. Ed Condon. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Middleport CLUB MEETS AT PARK Members of the Friendly Neighbors club met at the Mid· clleporl Park Tuesday evening for a weiner roast. Attendillg were Mrs. Willard Hines, Mu. Roy Smith, Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Thomas Werry, Mrs. Henry Werry and a suest, Mrs. Larry Hudson. The July meeting wiD be a picnic at the borne of Hines, Athens Road. t h1 Picnic Dinner Is Held by WCTU U unit ' of t h: e The Middleportntt UnMiversiCty . rs. arlthSishsuldmmerd. le 5 an mece, Mrs. Paul Beegle, were Tues· · d.nner day visitors in Parkersbucg, w.c.hT .u. held a ptcruc W V at I e home of Mrs. Lillian · a. Steiff on S. Second Ave. day evening. Following the dinThree MHS Seniors ner, Mrs. Opal Kelly, vice president, conducted a short Home /rom Workshop I business meeting in the absenoe of Mrs. Betty Cline. Tbree Middleport High School The opening prayer was givseniors have returned from en by Miss Margaret Sauer A the journalisln workshop at letter was read from G l) v. Ohio University in Athens held Rhodes in reply to Miss Sauer. last week. Attending were Di- A musical program was preana Davis, daughter of Dr. and sented with musical selections Mrs. J . J. Davis·, Rose MariP played by Mrs. Steil!, .Pianist, Hackett, daughter of Mr. and and vocal selections by Frank Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. , •nd Cheesebrew and Lennie Han. Zita Nieri, daughter of Mr. and tonstall and Beulah Willie. r Mrs. Remo Nieri. Others attending in addition Miss Nierl and Miss Davis to the above, were Mrs. Pe•rl ' were enrolled in the newspaper Hoffman, Mrs. Agnes White, workshop while Miss Hackel! Mrs. Clarence McNeal, and attended the yearbook classes. NeD Bing. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States officially 1\tplored the French nuclear test explosion in the Pacific Saturday and urged that every nation join the existing test ban treaty. The State Department' issued a statement voicing regrets that France had set off an above-ground blast at a remote South Seas site. A spokesman also confirmed that the United States bad stationed Navy ships In the area "to Tbur~· Cub Scout Pack, Families, Hold Wiener Roast observe the tests." ·- Past Matrons of Pomeroy OES Meet TUescJay Support The costume will be big on lllo Iller-live seene from fall, 1966; A trio of twinklers, Ill mlllched In shoetlng pll!k lame ottoman (left) ill from the Arbe coDectlon. The eve• Ding jaeket slips over iln ovol-~ated overblouse and tops a slender skirt. Beige ud !llue broeateDe eDBemlde (rlghl) by Bruen combines skimmer dreu ·a nd oarrow eoUarlen eoat. ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT SATURDAY UNTIL 9 • \ . .. . '. A GOOD TIME FOR IUSOHDt'ive·ln Mrs. I. 'B. Weed. 01•1De·,pot R31ds cost our Planes Northern FRIDAY UNTIL 8 Mrs. Hartwell Curd entertained the Past Matrons of Pomeroy Cluipter OES T u e s d a y evening at her. home in Ball Run. The meeting, In .charge of Mrs. Curd, president, ojlenecl with devotions by Mrs. Thornas Young. Plans were made for _.;;;;;.............;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I a picnic in July at the borne of Mrs. J. W. McMurray, Mason, W. Va. Games were .played under the '1'1 VII . direction of Mrs. Dale Smith TONIGHT and prizes awllrded to 'Mrs; "TABOOS OP THI Alfred Crow, Mrs. JIUiles SoultWORLD" by, and Miss Maud Grueser. Vincent Prlct (Color) A salad collHI! was served - andby the hosleas to those named "TOMI OF LIGEIA" above and Mrs. Harry P. Vincent Prlee Elizabeth Sbepherd Smilh, Mrs. Glenn Dill, Mrs. (Color) Trell , Schoenleb, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mn. Monzo Custer, Mrs. Nolan Swadcbamer and "This is quite open, routine "We continue to hope and to be expected,'' he told France as weD as the newsmen. ''Our ships countries which have not yet Instructed to stay well in done so will adhere to the International waters and treaty and join in the efforts to are a good distance from extend the ban on testing to test site." include underground nuclear The official statement ot tests." reaction said: "As a party to The treaty, as it now stands, the limited teal ban treaty, the permito testa under ground United States government, such as at this country's opposed to any testing Nevada tesf~te. nuclear weapona in the nrohibit. tltal Hi, I1 ed env1ronm~nts; atmosphere. under water outer space. "The U.S. gQvernment regrets that France lias o puciear testing In the phere." , . .... Neither the- · •Frenth Chinese Com m u n i s t s hav signed the treaty. In callini on France and ail nations to become participants mthe pact. the u.s. statement commented: "We consider the treaty to be an international InStrument of great Importance and it is our policy w work toward universal adherwce. Predicts FAMILY SHOPPING! •l .' '·~- " As·Uiull Next Mond1y tht·4thof July th8Stor,8W111._ Cjosed . . . ' \ \; ''· . . MAKE 'EL,fRFELDS IN,, POMEROY, ,, Your5flopPjng ·· · ·t' · :. . ' ' ~/ us. ~· I hut I lalt a 11004 mlli'• gunner wbo wu . shot ID th, bead. ADd we Gilly hiVe Ole medici. left ID the COIIJIIIIIIJ now,'' Moore added. Pic. Freclerlck Hlll, a CUilf Company rifleman from ~ .. , Jose, Calif. patted his rifle, "1 •ed real hard to aet 1011111 .,. 't with this." big Red One'l comman.•j. Gen. William Depuy ."II was a real hand grenade duel there for a while, and we were running low. We got~ ammo resupply just in U• O'Toole said. Sgt. Arlie Moore of vUie, Ky., also recallec. eerie mght. A ... 4._ "OUr casualties were ligJ. _ , ... ~ D1110ted To The G1-eater Middle Ohio Valwu SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1996 Jill IJat,e tl'.l,IPil Pfc. ~ll'P Belfast, ~=~[l~ ebo!lt tbe ..,.._ 1(01111 ...~t ' bot~:::·~:.~~t;'.f ..-- - ~~:.::.;~ "'J 'gton~·JD~.C~ ..,~ Ibis.,~fl~ew;~tnto;__:.jw~u;Jpa;c:t:mc~~a~~~;~ aflerMOO. took from • dead hours. Wltludn loit IIIII alntrlp prior lied TODAY'S THOI..ICHr~'':' "Every man -'1.;-('t). long, but no man WOldt! ..,, old." -JOOllthan swUt. •... '· ·· •·' THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE Soviets Promise Aid U. S. Deplores French Nuclear • In Pacific Wednesday evening to calf at staff of high •• school publicat1·ons. the Spencer Funeral Home, to to the family of H. Miss Susanna Arnold is em· "y. ployed in the library at Ohio GalllpoJls.Pt. Pleasant VOL. 1 NO. 22 1 ~ Bead, N.Y. aDother Charlie Company platoon sergeant, "it Nrted with and'then they came runnilig at tmts 28 PAGES Thill coat dress (left) with a easuol point of view 1s belted . low on the hlp wllh the same banding as the buttoa : placket aad <ulrs. Hannah Tl'll')' designed the relaxed dress In gray tweed. lllack and while tUe pattern in twill (right) by Marie McC,u1hy for Larry Aldrich has high 1te recon sergeant singled out one man for the highest pralse-hls medic, Spc. Raymond Johnson of McKeesport, Pa. "It's a wonder he isn't desd. Be ran around out there like a chicken with hla head 1 cut off. He treated wounded men In reeon platoon and both compa· nles when some of the other medics were hit," the sergeant 1aid. Sgt. Bennet O'TQOie of 'Glen + .... IJ&6, Fourteen members of Cub Scout Pack 243, . sponsored by the Racme . Bapbst church, at· tended a wtener roast at Portland park Tuesday evenmg. They were Randy Warner, Terry Smith,_ Donald Shalf~r, James McLam, Barry TheiSs and Rex Roy of Den 3; Dave Huddleston, Carter Smith, Glenn Simpson, Tim Ber1ti, Jeff Circle and Eddie Diddle of Den 1: Wayne Cleland and Charles Knighting of Den 4. Parents present were Mr. and !'f"s. Charles McLain and faro• ily, Mr .. and Mrs. BtU Cleland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har· old C1rcle and family, Cubmas· ter and Mrs. Fred Smith and fam ilY, Gerald 8Impson, Mrs. . Arthur Warner and family, Mrs. David Huddleston and family, Mrs. Charles Knighting and family, Mrs. Clarence Roy, Mrs. Wald Diddle and family and guest Mike Birch All Cub' Scouta are ;..ked to be at the Junior High building Racine, in lull uniform, at 10 a.m., to march in the 4th of July parode · "They hit us from all sidell," Frisbie said. His outfit, CJ,Iarlle Company of the 2nd Battalion 181b lnfan!J'y, stood Ill ground prwdly. More than 100 Communists tried a desperate daybreak charse against the l!mertcans, who walled sllenlly In their sat. lolbolet. Sgt. John M. Keator of tht recon•alssanCOI platoon shook biB bead sadly as he walled for a helicopter to tate him and his men back to a rear area. "I IDtt some good men out there," Keator said. ''It got so close we were e x c h a n .g lng grenades. OUr ammo got low one Ume but the weapons platoon of Charlie Company came over and reinforced us. WEATHER I ~Y~~ct ~\ lllatoon lilt Wamn Frlesble of Atherton, Calif,, wu tired. His bloodshot eyes reflected the borror of .the battle. Flllr and ..arm through Monday. Hl;lb lodaJ 'In t be :;;;;;;;;;~;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;-;~eo~ll~a~··~•~ki~nny sleeves and shifty ·shape. .; "'""''""""d E. E. Foltrnd were in Belpre All three "'rls were on . . Old Charley ·~it 'the Big Red One' and 'Twas too ..·- ,l ,' . 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