http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/719e043522d3328e3c6ebe0074e139cb.pdf a3bdafe716edc5fd3571c80976d6cc9e PDF Text Text ... 4.- . . , 1-Daly hlst!Del, Pomeroy-llidtlleport, O, July II, 1983 --- Four Attend Plan Study Curme Inspection 01 Shrine District Mrs. Harold Lohse, P. T. A. -- -- MonyAttend Set'Yices For Mrs. Villa Carl. .. . TOIII~~~. District Director, Four membera of the Mary 0::1 study coune on : Shrjne, White Shrine ql Jei'USIP. T. o\.. manual In three 1lem, were In Athens Frlday - ar.dDllna Dors m ~::~~~~,,;the first to be held ovenin~ to attend the official "AN ALLIGATOR fl evening, July 10 at i inspection of District 21. NAMED DAISY" p. m. in the Pomeroy I Wayne R. Edwards of CaiJ... ( Ttchn lcolor 1 School auditorium. fornla, supreme worthy hiP . . ; pri05tess, was lnspecling olftThurs . .& Fri. July 11 ·12 The second _session will be , cers. Work was given by the "THI TI-IREI STOOGES July 17 wtl~ the Ia.~t '"""IHocking Valley Shrine, with IN ORBIT" scheduled lor Jil l> . l . AU Marie Struble aa worthy high --and-Anthony SLet'l ~nd loftfirers and comm ittee rh_aJ_r- priestess and Charles Struble Odile- Versms in lirgf'd ro atte r~d ;he chmr <-~" watchman of shepherds. "CHECkPOINT" are asked to take a manual Slides of the National sessiOn (Eastm~w Color) I hem Jf one is avatlable. ' ht>ld at New Orleans were shown i · Naoma Brinker, deputy of dil-lt.r ict 16. Attendin~ from Mary Shrine , were Mrs. Brinker, district dep- j uty : F•ro Cheese brew, worthy I high priestess, Lillian Steiff, and : Bernice Winn. W,IDNESIIAY Dirk Bogardt "THI ANGilL WORI !till" Ava da r 1 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE POMIROT. OHIO 1 CLEARANCE SALE LAST TIME TONIGHT "DIAMOND I-IEAII" Charlton Heaton, Yvette Ml· mieux, Geo. Cbakiris, France Nuyen. James Darren, Aline MacMahon, Vaughn Taylor. SWEET & I-lOT, 3 STOOGES Colorurtoon r\ ' r Birtlulay Ob1el"t1ed -The blrtbday of Albert (Sumner) Durst wa• celebrated witb a lurkey dinner Sunday at tbe ~'FUI!erll servlceo for Mrs. VU, Arnold-Mayer camp In Le~rt. Carl, . of Middleport, w h o lloallng, aiding and swllln-1 • ¥ 44444• 4 4 . "" • -4 4 4 Tbunoday after a long W- llJlna was enjoyed during t h e ness were held Sunday at 2 day by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fortr Members Of GIVE COOK-QU'I' p.m. at the Ewing Funeral Durst, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Mr m•l M" Alfred Yeaugor home witb Rev. Fred I, Gard- Robert Law~ and Pam, Dl- Club Enjoy Tour •ntertalnt>d • ill! a cookout oil ller olliciallng. 1110 and Mike, 'ft'orthington ; Bob the ~'ourU1 of Ju lv nt their homo Mrs. Chester ErwlD wu or- by and Eddie Cummings, members of the Rui- In Mi.,..rsville honoring h I I BaJUst lor the service. Burial larl; Mr. and Mro. Robert ArFriendly Gardenero Club brolher, Norman Yeauger. on made In Riverview Ceme- thur and Vickie, Mr. and Mrs. their guests recently were his birthdo,v. Present were Mr. In Middleport. Pa~ Harold Grueser Jr. and · on a 'nature tour of Lake 1and Mrs. Norman Yeauger and Charles Rlllle, WUUam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grueser by Jamea Stahl, natura.!' sM, Kevin, Middleport; M r 1, Stra.UII, F. 0. Wbaley, Harvey Sr. and EUzabelb and Mike all Delma Halley and grandson, VanVranken, and Fred Carman. of Poco, W. Va.; Mrs. LUUe The group observed several 8il~v . Clleshlre : Mr. and Mrs, Out-of-town relativea a n d Hauck, Mr, and Mrs. Roy varieties of wildflowers, unl1611- Gene Yeauger and daughter, lriepds altendlug were Mo. and er and Don and Nancy Jo, Mr. al trees, butterflies, ~nd also Patge. Enon: Mr. and Mrs. Doo. Mrs. Gratis' ~ry111, Eddie and and Mrs. K. A. Grueser and saw a water snake and sala· aid Y.a"ger And children, Gary Rick, Powhatan Point; Mr. and Jane, Mw Patsy Fultz. Mr. and mandera during the one mile and Pnmela. Xenia: and the Paul Tribe, Mr. and Mrs. Mr•. -Ed Arnold' and Jerry, tour. Upon their return lhey ilm•t •ntl olt<loss. Woodrow Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry and Mr. and Mrs. were served luncheon at Lake -~-~ · · - Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Walton and Scott, PornLodge. Theae tours are . PLAN PICNIC Omar Hines, Mrs. Thereasa eroy. scheduled for Tues- The Phibtlwa Soci•ly of the Hines, Mrs. Ethel SargOIIt, Miss · and Fridays. Mlddleporl Church of Christ C~olyn Lee Hook, Mr. and Mrs. group were Mrs. lfar. has plann•d ils pienic fo r thlo Lobrer, Ernest Hart, Sauer, daughters, Mary Thursday evening "' !he Midand Mrs. Dale Hart, Mr. and Joy; Mrs. Joe Bolin, dleporl Roadside Park with Mrs. Mil<e KosUval, . Mr. Nathan Wise, daughter, husbands "' inl'lted guests. ~ an<) Mrs. Fred Colburn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snow- case of rain the picnic will be and Mrs. Charles lfa.yes, Mr. Iheld at lite ~hurch . and Mrs. Clll!'eiiCe Will, Mr. P. T. A. prealdents of all lo-/r""'""'""'=""'""'""'==iOiO"""~....;....,.......,;==="\ Mrs. Wayne EdwardWingett, Paugh, Mrs. Mr. cal unitshome met ofFriday Mrs. at the Mrs. ~;~;~~ \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;__ _., SHARON Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Middleport, are aDB!IIIIICilll eogagemenl and ·~•lng marriage of their daapter Sharon, to SP·I5 Clyde !1011 of Mr. and Mrs. WUJiam Menifee, Athens. Miss Plekens a 196% IJ'Bdaate of Middleporl Hlgb school, 1o employed •• secretary of the Middleport ..,bools. Mr. Browo, wbe to a gradoate of The Plain• Hlgll ..,bool, claSI of 1960, Ia now iD the U, S. Army. slalioneol to Ankaro, Turfley. Plans are beln& made for an AuiUsl wedding. Browa: Pq;:E, "f=IVE CfMs ork Of ' PITTSBURGH _ A f.Jery Stale Representative Georgelschool that will prnduce tn Ohio I - Creale a new Depart1neft1 -Establish a state board ol ilfy lor relief be""fll payments. , h Tu sda 0 ~ A. Meinhart today oollined ach- ·the lechmclans needed by an of Development and o Develop- rogents to supervise and co- - Require present utility ez. : . ehi 1 live·; e~ . cr~ p ke YE t llevements of the 105lh General enlarged, competitive Indus- ment Financing Conunluhin to ordinate programs and actlvi- else taxea, levied for poor rethe enn tn?o far. way .::: Assembly by enactment of rna- trial activity," said MeiDharl. promote and help In the !Inane, lies of Ohio's Institutions of lief, to be paid quarterly Instead cia:= the ~';: ~~!"" jor, progressive legislation. "The logislature has submit- ing of new induslriea and d : higher learning. Iof annually, In order to provtde lllC g a a Y r. Meinhart said the assembly ted to the people a constitution- pansion of present industrier - Set up an Ohio Building ·a more even flow of tax reve- I Blair E. Ashbaugh, 47, of Sa- has held the line against ..,w al amendment authorizing the without using tax funds as ~ Authority to construct "Golden nues into the tr.easury. ' Una, Pa., his wife, Frances, or increased taxes and at the issuance of $250 million in state means of increasing the jobj Age Villages" to house non • -Enacted a Workmen's Com~. and tbeir children were Isame time provided a balanced bonds to finance an extensive !available for Oblo' work~s. psychotic patients now In stsle ipensalion Bill which will boost! killed when a car driven by Ibudget on the basis of the capital Improvements pro- 1 - Appropriate .• 1,307,522,253 hospitals, with the Issuance of I minimum payments to lnjured i Ralph E. Regan of Pittsburgh stale's present anUcipated in- gram," he added. . ;in a "balanced ~udget" to f~ revenue bonds to finance sucb workers from $49 a week to 1 1 Stdeswiped an eastbound auto come, deapite predictions of so- The closing wor~tng days of nailce the operations of the stale projects. .$56, and an unemployment com- ; and crossed the medial strtp, called experts that it would he the leglslaltve sesSion saw the government for the new two - -Create an Ohio Youth Com· lpensation measure thallncreas- ' hi~ng the westbound Ash· necessary to levy 8 state in~ final enactment of the major year fiscal period without l~y-. mission to combat juvenile de- es the contribution payments baugh auto head-oo. Icome tax increase the three pr'>posals in the administr• lng new or increases taxes. IHnquency and to direct pro-- I by employers in CN'der to put the Regan and 8 fellow employe :per cent ~les tax, or broaden !ion's broad, over-a~! leglala- - Reduce taxes. for hard grams for rehabilitating delin· presently depleted 'rund on a at the ·Jones and Laughlin Steel the present sales tax hase. ttve program_. accord1ng to the 1P_ressed small retailers by cut- quents. . . !sound financial_ basis and tightCorp., Martin Davern of Pitts- I According to Meinhart, one vete~a.n Melg!:l representative. tmg the a.s~ssment. vallratJon - Require a~le-bodLed per-ien benefit clalm requirements burgh, also were killed in the !important accomplishment was Adrn1mstr~tlon proposals lnclud- ~ rat~ on thetr mventor1es aq ct \,sons. on ~r rehef to work on .by closing loopholes in the pres~ crash, which police called the giving a tax cut to tbe small ed bills to . equipment. · · pubhc P'0l."~ts_l"_"~de~l<>__qua~' ent law. ' 1° 1 I ELBERFELDS SA-L E I B;,.nc . • l n:g 7\Tall.On 1 '. . l;;::~~nt~:t"ta~e;~:;:;:~n ~ ---,-- -- GeneraITeI'S "'"'"~"'"'"'"""""""'"""""""""~""" worst In the city's hlslory. U A meellnJ II discus ond Cool air clung to th~ East to- lheir inventories .and . equip propose fuad rafslnJ events I I lh I 70 day and heal kept the tempera- men rom e presen per lures in the South and West at cent to 50 per cent over a ftve- ~ will be beld Thursday at 7:30 MORE LlGHT FOR THE ELECTWN BOARD _ Doe ' . Iyear pertod. p. m. by the Syracuse- MIDJeffers. foreground, cleans bnck as Elmer Bailey reachhigh levels. . Meinhart also said the 1051h enville Baseball ol.osoelatl... I es for mortar to encase, new aluminum-framed windoTemperatures from the Mtd· .assembly has enacted major 1 . : at the home of Paul 1!-lker. at the County Board of Eled .tons m the Masonic Temple, die Atlantic <lates through Ten- :leRislation looking to the en· i CHICAGO (UFI) -. The nation braced itself today All interested persons are urr· Mulberry ave . Pomeroy ((,ment Block is performing t.llt nessee mto Arkansas were 10 I couragement of industrial ex- ,for a crlpplml( rail strike that could lie up untold indus- ed to be preoeal. Syracuse- . COLUMBUS <UP[) - The •o!·k . That's Bailey's refleetwn in the new glazing. ThiJ tt IS degrees lower thla morn· ipansion and the creation or an Itries and j)usinesses and clog the highways with thous· Mtoersrtne Baoeball Assoclo- I P bl' UtU't' C . . , off tee wtli have a boommg busmess In weeks to come llf ing than Tuesday mormng. economic climatP that win at· mds of dtsplaced passengers. , tion officers said that lbe or~ lh u •c ' Jles ~mmi~slon ea ndldates for municipal and township posts tile peti· tract new Industries 10 Ohio A strike would hil freight movement of livestock, : ganlzation Is In need Of an I a~edafp':''<lG a r~v~eld ~ate : tions , and votes are counled on the big night Novembu other perishables the hardest. It would force Immediate lund raising evenl 'cc ufe or enera e ep one 5. _ _ _ __ • _ _ __ CO LUMBUS - The E as ti, thereby creating new J'obs and Igrain and t f hi h th h d d5 0f b d ,. nn.uc tb m ind ., o.. e recuve immediately . i --- --Ohio Gas Co. Tuesday opened eventually bring in important commu erS-g . w c . ere are un re t ousan S · • , e re . a er which will give the company i'· case before the Public Utilnew tax revenues under the ex· ' Ill New York aad Chicago alone--to find other ways to ' ~Is summer. recreation ae"15 000 more annua II Y· .!.;! • · • • • • 1go to work tivity. o;>U • ttles CommiSSion m .a ~1d for a Istmg tax system. · . . . . . The action followed the Ohio $33.9 million rate mcrease. i ''For the first time the legis- Commer<:~ Sec~ary Luther j ctatJon, a truclcing firm, saJd. tl ~l'i-lJ'??l~~~~*"f""f:::-t~~ Su reme Court's Ma 31 deciCieveland City Law Director l)ature has provided for import- Hodges said a strtke would do lexpected a ~ash _of calls from.'"· ' ,. l •i:n remandin th: case. to Brbni 8 J Klementowicz and ant state financial aid for com· JrN>parable damage to the na- 1dustrJes wh tch have used ralls. ' g . £ • t~ I . . tion's economy. • But it saki the firm would bt un-1 the PUC for re-exammahon. l Hafold Dehoff, Canton, repea munlty colleges, techmcal m- .. 11 ld 1 .1 do bl h dl f h d d General had filed its application , · 1 1 · wou sow 1 wn apprt· a e to an e any o t e eman !I , edl}'. objec ted to com pany ex ~ 1sftI u1es an d mumc WASHINGTON UPI - Five roil unions today r• pa umver~ . bl " Hod . J ru sci t b II f 'ts t k f with the cornmi:ssion on Dec 3 0 hi bits covering operations and Islties, with 8 view to establish- CIB y, f ges Salr d eh ay .a ecause . t ~ur s cndurren. 19 1958 . jected President Kennedy's proposal for arbitrafiCIII physical plant. per·iods after Dec.' ing tw.yn-year college training on a nf'ws ronldere~~e, obanblt e eoon· lby karde lind oper&\IOD a are 'cl . E W II' M . of their bitter work rules dispute with the industry 31 1961 . a local level and giving techni· ' omy .wou ~r" a Y ne\•er oo e so r • ' I ~re I lams. . anon, raising the thre1t of a nationwide strike 1t midnight: ' - -.cal education beyond hIgh I make 1I up agam. United Air Lin.. said it was I prestdenl,"f General. satd the Kennedy, fighting a minute-by-minute bottle ~ P010tm.aster General J . Edward assessing the situation and mighl Icompany s revised annual net hud off • poraly>ing walkout, told both aides te LONOON -. Kmg Paul and ; Day said the Posi Office would iadjust ito peroonne . 1 and schedulos l COLUMBUS .(Up)) _ S 0 me i income will be Increased $379,- \ stond by os he sought oome no;.v forrp~la to proven! Quee~ Fred . er1ka .of Gr~ece 1 . su~~n.d delivery of ~ond. third ; if necessary. Ae ..of now, it sa id. Columbus and Southern Ohio l l~1 . Federal and state taxes · the strlko. · ' · · ~ . a . cermomal r ~ d e 1- ''A . , . .• ~; .. , .: . and ro~:~rth clasF mall beyond._ 150 no extra {JJ.&~ are planried. j Electric Co cu . stome i aS- will take $435,84.9 of the ~15,000. by noo11 Tho PrHident said he . . . throUgh the streets of Loridoo ! miles if a railroad strike OC<UI'S. i A tra;i;; -'pnbii,;;;tion for DeWll· 'county area· "tend!~ ~."om . •I]le P\)C had granted Gen- ' whether he would call them bRck. for anolh<~· me•l· today, undeterr.ed by ~~s l He 1\ald first class mall and ~lr i papers, The Publishers' Au:dhary JDelaware County to the Ohio eral an additional $1 ,620.5a8 a ' ing. an~ cat~l!Hs th~t marr t eLr I mail would continue to be dJs· said the rail strike would affect IRiver will pay lower electric year on Feb. 9, 1961. about I The crisis headed toward 1 climax when the unions arnval Jft Brltam ~esday. . patchPd_ publications that circulate nation-! bills. the Public Utnities Com· Ihalf or what the company I went to the White Hause today to inform Kennedy Police clashed With an eshMeat llltl~stry ~fef'ttd ally he auiliary said it was mission announced todav . sought. General then appeaded I they could not accept his proposal to let Supreme mated 2,000 demonstrators Tues~ 1 A meat packmg ofrl.c•al Edward moving the publication dati! on its The commission authorized the commission's order to ttle · Court Juotico Arthur J . Goldberg to arbitrate the day near Buckinjilham Pal~ce , The Mldd~eport Model Roc- A. Cudahy 1 ~1 · presrden~ of the l own house organ up one day to the utility to reduce the rates . high court. 1 four-year-old- dispute over so-called "feotherbedclo protesting against the holdmg 'ket club achieVed a new ground Cudahy P.ackm~ Co., said 8 na- avoid the pOssibility of a sll'ike. 1by $775.000 per year. The revision will result in a .. · ·m Greece , distance record of 65o reet w·th tiona! would ('aust> '' The Anne Egan Travel Service , Affected are customers for 25-cent monthly .Increase for 1 ing." "We are being asked to .-gree to 1 procedure 1 of pobttcal prlSOners · h .ra1lh llffr1ke k nd . · · 11 ·the launching of Its rocket <' aos m t e 11v~st0<' a mea 1 . . . . . 1 whieh we believe could pave the avenue to furthllr some or whom have been m J& · . • 1 k" . d , Inc.. in Pittsburgh, Pa., reported 1 residential and general serv-, res1dent1a 1 phone users . Bus!compulsory arbitration by custom or practice " the since the Communist-led at~ Calends V· T~esday. mornmR paJc mg 1~ ~~· kt t f a definite trend toward cancella- 1ice secondary service outside ' ness rates will increase from · ~nions said . "This we cannot do •• 1 matter of 'princtempt to take over the country at ~he Rock Sprmgs falrgrounrls . l th o:f'r .· ·• ~ ~nj p:~ ten ~d tion of rail tickets in favm ot air- Imunicipalities which have rates · 65 to 90 cents a month ror basic , Iple .~ · following World War II. IThts . flight ~as longer than al1 1 ~ ~~~ tran~ ea d ns 1~ P. !'la:d I Jines. ''They're all afraid they set by ordinance contract. :ervice. William~ said the re- i ~::u~in ~~~~!~r Th: rl)('ker suf~f'j~~ ~st s:eri:u sho~:gt> ! won'l get out," a ele1·k said. 1 Special reduc~ions will bP l'!:iv- lvised order does not apply to ! . \V ASHINGTON _ Union leaders were re rt , ASADENA Tex _ George by ood and , ot r Io ged len to all-eleclrtc homes. l h • the fornner Commonwealth Tel· 'ltkely today to reJ·ect Presida~t Ken ned . . pol P • • · was recovered after a 20 mmmt"a1 m ra1~e 0 8 pro n · . PUC 'd Th · · h Co Oh' 1 . . . ..... .V s p10posa Conway, 81, of Baytown, hon- •ute search , rail strike. sal . .e ~ompa?y IS .c~r- l e~ one . of IO and Tr?Y· l ar~ztratmn of the railroad diepute . A nationwide r•i1 Cnrgt"ll Inc execut"tves rently negotlatang wJth CJtles iTlpp Telephone, lnc., which 1stnke could. begin Thursdav . r ey mooned today with his wife, I Parachute• recovery was used , "''"o ' .. ·· h · ·1 ·· · · G · • a long~time grandmother who f the f' t ti 'th C I d ' said a short strike would not crit - ~ to ave a sim i ar provJsLon m· merged With eneral In 1962. I The fwe operating unions and railroad manag• an electronic computer decided or Irs me WI a en s . icall} ~ffe('t the wheal crop in In- ! serted in agreements. I General serves more than ment were to givr the President at 10 a m EDT their was meant for him. ;V. Thefpallrachbutefwaleds deployed iinois Indiana and Ohio but would I OW · 1265.000 telephones in 70 coun- lanswer lo his pl ea to lei Supreme Court .Juslt<·e A . t·ihllf success u y ut a1 to open I ·' · r f · Oh"10 1 ' Conway, a retired Methodist iHowever the fall of the k be "wry disruptive'' in Kansas : Knights Appoinl I les m I". Goldberg settl e the work rules di spute . · . lrontonile To Po~t I • -.. • The ra_rlroad rq>resentatives at 12 :01 am. llocal tinn"' minister. m~t Mrs. Gladys Coo- l was brokn when the ar~~u~ and Nebraska. ver last spn~g through a com-l became entangled in pa tree. I ot~er form~ 0~ tr~nsportation ; Donald w. Emerson, State ! EducatJonu.l, :So~Jal ! Wt!l't' I'OI~~Idt:l"f'd ('t-'l"lam to ac<'~pt day . '111~ puttns mach1~ operated by a The club plans to urchase stu<hed the rotl s1tuahon carefulCh 1 De 1 of th Ohi St t Coun- ~ EvefliS Announc~ed Indus . 1 Kennt'dy s ptoposa!. But the umon Houston maorlage broker. Af- 1 . p ly , The Athens area r stmas . pu y e o ae ' . . I leaden; wet·e expf'c·tt'fl to turn tl . try ~o~fidrnt ·d h'l th le a new antl much larger rocket h G ho d C . ld .1 Tree Field day will he held ctl Knights of Columbus has ! A swunmmg party held Mon- d . Desp1t• Ule m1dmght deadline, 1 1an~ounced the appointme'nt of day night at the Gallipolis City ' own _Jel'ause t 1wy a•·e oppo~t>d I he railroads havp not ordered • ter . ating a w 1~· e co~p 1soon. The boys plan to launch T e rey un orp. . 58 1 . kl e, , . I planned to .use all of 1ts 5,000 Saturday from 10 a.m. to . 2 1sta te counci.1 chatrmen . . ht shipment-. decided the mach1ne was rJght. 1 the 1'r frog , ''B uII wm m t and D'IS· Pool spo-· red by Rio Grande t,' to a t·b ltl'atton of thf' 1~sues. em bal'gc on rr'f:"lg Porto I, In two weeks. . buses. Now It uses only ~bou 60 p..m. on the Shoemaker Pme trict Deputies. :College was an all . student af- ~hf' ~mons haw. threat ened to and m~nagt"ment officials gjf, SANT.A MONICA, CALIF. - I The next launch will take lper cent. Grey~und sa~d t.here Hill tr~e farm on South Canaan ! Among the appointments was .ifair . Thursday will be an A II st~tke tf '"" e.arrlt'rs go ahe.a~ they were oonf!dent there woUi! Sandra Jo Crqsb~, 25, obtained 1place, Tue:;day, July 16, at 9 ~::!sbeen some mcrease In bckf'l road , !ust off Route 50. east or that of Mr. Emerson Heighton 1School Picnic at noon on the ' w!lh P_lans _10 ~ut . ~o-ca.lled "anti- be no strike. an un~1te_sted d1vorce TuesdaY I&. m. at &he fairgrounds. The · ' Guysville. of Ironton as District Deputv !Campus green as another stu- , reathe•beddtng •ul-es tnlo errect This ~~o•as regarded as an indj. 1 from Phillip Lang Crosby, 29, I rocket will carry the capsu)e, Th ~ tiBoo~:.8olhl A The Shoemakers haY~ an out- ror the district that embra~s I dent activity. 1 , t ation the carriers might deJaf 'Son of crooner Bing Crosby. !Navis I. A ne~ control panel e 0 a ona lppers sso- s~nding _C~ristmas tree opera· lcouncils in Pomeroy, Gallipol- 1 An Art Exhibit b~ the Art I St-ltli~ f:Hr Rl"lt..;hf"fl 11heir rules action if tbe Presidelll Under terms of a property was made Which members • • tton consJstlng of 40 acres and is and Ironton. The naming of Department also will be held • , • rtoquesls them to allow time fat settlement agreement, Crosby 1 hop~. will help reduce present Comml881oner8 Are 40,000 trees, and wil~ market jthe Ironton man came during i Thu:~ay _from 12 to 2 p.m: The On Routt" .1.1 Drui~t" Congress to consider legislatiOI!l 1 _ twin of Dennis _ must pay llgmhon failures. To Draw 400 Name~ about 3.~ trees this year. the lwiHiay conference held in Exhibit Will be of special Inter· , The Ohin St.at.e Patrol inves~ for endmg the dispule-. ,l,OOO monthly t'mony for five Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Judge John C. Bacon has fil- There wtll he a guide? tour of Columbus last weekend. jest to elementary teachers. Art- ,ligated an aecirient on Rt. 33 Kennedy has said he wouldyears, $500 a nth support Delbert Becker and. Mrs. efl an order in the Meigs coon· the farm and op~rtumty to see ~des on ~1splay were made dur- 1Tuesday f'Vening that did little a . Ia~· to _ prevent a nalionwiclt for the couple's two children. James Pullen accompamed the :lY co~n pleas c~rt records 1~ yea~-ol~ White and Scotch RETURNS FROM TRIP 1mg the hrst summer ses!lion. damage. both drivers escaping r~l! t•e-up. iJ bargaining co llapstl Dixie Lee 4 and Brian Pat- young rocketeers to the launch- Ifor the JUry - commassioners to pJDe With mterplant~ ; 10 year NEW YORK mPI 1-Assl. SecinjUJ'Y. ' w1thout an agrt>ement. Go\·ern. ~ rick 3 a~ io per cent of his lng site. compile a list of 400 names of spruce and spruce mterpla~ts, retary of State for African Af· i UPS POPULATION It . took plare at 5:40 p.m. lment officials sa id, howevf'r, tiM 1 prof~iur.aJ earntngs over $15,· · judi~ious a~ d~reet persons: 9 year SCotch and Red Pme, !f(lirs G. !'fennen Wi.lliams ~id : . TOKYO 4 UPil - ~~ popul~·: on Rt. 33, a _mile_ and a half outlook in .congress was extrernf. Metp Memorial Hospital having quahfications for the an- ~nd a demonstration of sal_vag~ I Tuesday mght the Afncan natiOns hon of Tokyo was off1c1ally est1- 1north o( the Junction of Rt. 681. l~ uncertam and the admiaistr• 000 a year. Mrs. Crosby. a former Las Veg&!i show girl, told ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Jack nual jury list, August term. t~g Red and. Austrian wmter "are deve1oping an increasingly mated at .10,393,667 as of June 1. 1A car drivf'n north by Lyman ltJOn _hoped to avoid asking {c the court her husband staved Duffy, Syracuse; Mrs . 0 key 1 The entry stateR the names kill by shearmg. strong anti-colonial policy." the statlstl<'s btreau of the Tokyo ! Miller. 48. Salem, 0 .. and a lspe<-utl legislation if possible. '. cway from the family homefor Schartlger, Rutland; 1'. A. Cle-[are to be from the several pre- Speakero are H. C. Bobu_~d Williams, returnin.g from al9- nwtropotitan government an- semi outfit driven south by Carl l -..,.- -- - 1cmcts. districts an<i ltwnsh;"" the subject, "Market PosStbtli· day 9-country vtstt lo Afrtca. nounced 1\Jesday. ~ f1gurr I• 1,Annun•n. 25, Savannah , Ga.. Pomeroy Rtf Child three ancl four days at a lime. land, Racine. 1 · DISCHARGES - Addie Bar- in proportion to their respec- tie. And Local Tren<is." lold newsmen that "leaders I an mc,..aoe ol 42,659 over the ' mel in a bridge. The left R F · F'all . ton, Racine : Roger Birch . Ra- tive populations. Frank Newell former local I spoke with urge strongly that May I estimate. wheel of the semi sideswiped A ~OVel'l! ron~ . CLEV,ELAND - The Nation- cine; Alberta Sauvage, Porn. farm forester ~nd now manac- self-determination and sell-gova fender on the car. eJgS ~nty chLid 11 .IIJ al Aeronautics and SPace Ad- eroy · Emma Williamson MaSQUAD CALLED of the M' · tt State N ernment he extended 1o all peo- PLANS SWEDEN VISIT Holzer hOSpital under obsen'J · lsi tl • PI Br k St a- son, ' Howard Cecil, Pomeroy, ' · er arte a urs- 1 tion after be' I · ed · lol mm ra on' U"' 00 The Pomeroy emerRency 1 ery and director o1 Ohio Christ· pies of Africa." STOI'KHOLM SwOllen WPIIMAN FINED mg n]Ur '" I ..._,. tl~n has awarded .• $400.000 con- BIRTHS - Mr. and Mn. squad was summoned at 6:09 1 ' G • Ass 1 _ Gen. l!'.arlo Gilmore Wheeler. . 1Tuesd~y afternoon. son; a.m. tod•y for Lon Perry ol i·7o~s !;~esre ~~w:~s the :~ : FOOD FOR AWERIA u.s. Army chief ol staff. will vis- Stanley F. Axas. 35, Huntmg- . Wlltiam Ketth Wolfe, 2, tract tO the li!. T, . Browder Jack Duffy, Syracuse, r::onstructlon So. o~ st .. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Schartlger, Downington, reportedly having t ·.- t' pond I te t re- . ALGIERS, Algeria 1\JPfl - An it Sweden Aug. 12·17 as ' ton, W. • Va., has been gtven a !3. Pomeroy, fell down steps .W. ,Va.; for .ll ,nuclear rocket a daughter. · alfflculty breathinR. argo ton a a " agreemnet wa• ' oigoed here Tues- lot the l!Wediah army, it was an- 30-day Jail ~entence and a $50 ht> grandparents' home, • lest stand, it · waa announced 1 sear~• · . :day betwoen the American CARE nounced l\Jeaday. and cost fme_ by Mtddlepor! struck hts head. He ;s t)lo he~ Tuelt(lai. · ,' PLAN fiUGlll Cllqlltl CLUB TO MEET William Cowen, extension for- ~ organization and Algeria under ! , Mayor Lee Smith on a dt<lurb- lof Mr. and . Mn. Robert EIR;~~~~·· ij; ·. . MESsiNA, Sli:Uy 1\JPJI- Let cal The Pomeroy Bend Citizens estry specialist. will discuss which an estimated $15 million I GOOD DUD IACJDI'IRES ing the peace charge. IWolf~. Admitted 11 1 p.m., S! ·~c,ED chutch .~rJ~ ~ 11 an- Band Radio club "IH me el ChriStmas .tree prndu~ts. 1condttion ·was reported good :;;: , n':l'~' 1worth of U.S. food will be distrib- LONDON <UPII--Gerald _Ellis, ·lfirv~ilo- fl~ Ida Maii- noua..d pialii: a buge Thursday ~vening at t!le ·sec- Coffee and aofl drmks will uled 1o 1.4 mtUinn Algerlans. lfbe a 52-yepr-old tour JIUlde, •••d to- iUSO SHOWS !day. ~~:~,~:~~~; wtU be ~. Iilii Jeoi.l 1ttp jlnd es feet and Ward Fire house in Porn&- be furnished by the S~oemak- year-long progrom wiU beflia ln day be' ...., fired beeause. while NEW YORK (UP)) ~ T he . , , . wide, ' atop a,~ Mt: ,DJn,.... roy. . ~: and persons attending are September croising tbe Eugllsh Cbanoel, he USO has approved 30 campus Meip Gc:.-1 Hocplja) at ~ p.m. fram ma~ lb ·llll!lnotl: of ilte liKe Pope . . tnVIted to bring a o.ack lunch,::: · ltabbld the lblp'e loudspeaker groups from U. S. colleges to ADMISSI~~ - Harr} It) Chris- Joho (XXl~. . , , , · . LOCAL .~ • Director• o( tbe Atheos AfN PICNIC ANNOUNCED · \ and ~. ''Don, hav• the 1lelld drama or music units on es, ~ VIN1Smith she a. . Msgr. ~..., ~~ The temperoltiro Iii Porn-- Chrlsimos Troe Association ore . TIM j'asl Councilors plenlc $1.118 llllteb. n•o 1101 ...,.Ill i~-" entertainment tours or overseas VIlle ; - ~ Slllith, Ree!.lml Sayre wiU \aposlolic odminl&trator -tll M,;;.sl- eroy's business dlstrld-. ll:lt Rlcharo Sbuemllltei', presidet\'i. will be held Tbursdoy, Jidy "0 ~not fair," EDio uld.' "I mDitary installations cluriug the liiSC!IM·t·~ ., Jllayle be In t,JI e na. uid the ttlimated COli ,;a, a. m. was 70 ~~ Beryl McGlaughlin, •I~ proal-. af 1::10 ,P• m. at 1he home Ill wao ott!t lielpiitllhe holiday mak ~holasllc term be&inoin& in the PoJiltl'#; · · '15,110. · · 'dear itlu. . _i • . . dent; Rlclilid BJrd, ucretary. lin. -'~h lltetllt. tii." falL $yra~ .1· or Ra l•I Strl•k e Phone CostS TO Be (Jpped I . ·I I ! I SUMMER DRESS · PANTS 1963 ' wm STARTS WEDS. JULY10 enttE .. ' JULY CLEARANCE NO LAY-AWAYS- All SALES CASH • Meinhart Finds . 1 I .a t y e . 72 Presidents Qf PTA Units Met W:r'f:h Mrs. Sauer Dora O'Brien, aU of Atbena; Mr. Sauer, prealdent of the., PLAN Z DAY SALE and Mrs. Fred Carmen, Lou- County Council of Parent. The Happy Hustlers Isa, Ky. ; Dale Whaley, BeU- Teachers. WEDNESDAY 1nd THURS.II~!~';,"~dis;claS. of the Racine fontain; Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . /1. dlscusslcn was held July 10.11 church will hold a Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Thrry cerning the studY course to be NOT OPEN Town and Coontry rummage Whaley, Mrs. Aida Whaley Yo- held July 10 and the School of FRIDAY ona SATURDAY sale starting Friday, July 12 of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Instruction to be held !~~~~~ July 12•13 and Saturday, July 13 st 10 Gary Eckard of Elkhart, In- 29 at 7:30 p. m. at the p, "SPLENDOR IN o'clock at the Simpson building, · : Mr. and Mrs. Paul John- Elementary School. THE GRASS" next door to the V\Uage C u Delaware; Mr. and Mrs, Tbe group made plana tTechnirolor) IIr<:ate drug store In Racine. Frank Patlgh and Mr. and Mrs. next year and exchanged proNatalie Wood warren Beat Lowell Zeigler, Albany. gram Ideas. Presidents attendty, Pat HinglE' Audrey Chris· NEW YORK IUIPI) - L,incoln j ing were Mrs. Robert Wood, t!d.zn~hJ~eJ"1.':'.":!:t. Barbara j Center for the Performing_ Arts Missiorrarv Group Chester; Richard vaughn, Midwill have a three-week sertea of ,u r: ' I , dleport : A. E. Wheeler, Letart 1 "THE FIREBRAND" vartous types of reoitsls In its ·rri'Ph ·4I .,mrr I ' Falls · Carol F Pierce ~:11 Kent Taylor. Lisa Montell, Hall "The Purpose of United Pres- ' eente'r· Mrs. J~mes ! "'iiiiiiiiiiiii'ii:~~CiihiiuiibiibiiyiiJiiohiiniisiio;::;n,;::;AUiiiieiiniiJiiaiiffiie~~:,;.:5:._...,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiii"'J j Women" was read in : bury; Mrs. Harry Swarb lle<l-11 • ~nlson Io open _the regular meet-lrord; Mrs. J. A. Smith, Ramg of the MISslon~ry Sortety 1cine; Mrs. Willis Leadingham, of the Syracuse FIT!It Umted Syracuse; Arthur Mlller. RutPresbytertan Church. 1Jand· and Robert Cozart PortLizzie Quick, president, read Iland.' ' and The Tim~s." follow-~ Past presidents al~•ndlngll ed by prayer by &zel Clark.. were Mrs. Dallas Hill, Roll call was ans ~>ered by sev· , Falls and Mrs. Opha en members present with a Bi· iSalisbury. Mrs. Denver ble verse. Principal of Riverview The Bible study, chapter 7, Imentary, represented the from the study book, "One Peoarea. pie or God," was given by Ada Slack . Mrs. Holmes.. read chapOBSERVE BffiTHDAY ter 5 from th~ book u~ 0 ~ I 8 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger People In God s World, entit- entertained with a dinner Sunled "As Pilgrims." A readinR, ln observance or the lira! "How Big Is God'" was of their granddaughMe;NS by Miss Mumaw, from the Paige Yeauger. A Tabernacle Magazine. cake was served Mrs. Slac~ served refresh- the dinner to Mr. and Mrs. ments. Gene Yeauger and Paige, """""•II Values to $14:95 Sale $9.88 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeauger Values to $10.95 Sale $8.88 Gary and Pamela, Xenia Values to $8.95 Sale $6.88 the host and hostess. '• 1',· ·'Tite ilrot labor -.lrike ol ·a• ilolllli olpUI<uce ID the Untied Stoles "'' tt~•inot die P•oylrull and lito Boltlmore and Ohio rlilr<Nldo Ia tm c. ,.... test a wage redaclioB. .4t Turkey Dinner CONTINUES!! NEW FALL SHOES NOW IN STOCK! .liow vou ho1r J ... <'OndLwt MID-SUMMER • ... ... 1 I , '4- $ EACH • 1 to. """"I un11 prltt. c·aIendsv _ _ _ _ _ _ · -- I ' J0 SOme HOmes ' __ _ s R d -t: ets ecoJ• I n· I kotnl1~<1ll1 OOOI'G1n1tt4 _ <::&_SOE \li)) Lower R . al es Un.·on Leaders Apparently Wt"ll Turn Down ueace Bt.d :fi"'flfil-fam n Jstance I 1 1 MENS Here'• a happy combination of comfort with support doctor& recODilDliDd, Tempered twin-tapered OrthoLux coils. Sani-Tn: woven otripe ticldug. Authentic 8Dlooth top. DO tufts or buttons. Every iDoh a quality matt...... REDUCED PAJAMAS MENS STRAW • 20% REDUCED 1 1 Madt by a S.rt. A"oc.1 t.. •Trad~ma rk ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY -· One Lot MeM Short Sleeve Values to $6.95 _ _ Sale $4.69, 2 for $9 Values to $29.95 Values to $5.00 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 Values to $4.00 Sale $3.15, 2 for $6 Sale $22.88 t RAMBLER'S"SAVINGEST DAYS" BEGIN RIGHT NOW! r Values to $36.50 Values to $29.95 Sale $26.00 _ Sale $22.00 Values to $27.50 Values to $25.00 Values to $21.50 Sale $3.00 pr. Sale $16.95 SWIMWEAR 1 ~~ Valuft TD $5.00 Sale $2.69 Mens Cotton St.~mmtr-ValuH to $5.95 Sale $3.69, 2 for $7 SALE $3.15, 2 FOR $6 '*"' Short Sleewt, Val. to $4. Cotton and Knit Shirts _ Sale $2.00 ea. BAHR CLOTHIERS RlmbJer Ama~can "440" Con· vertlblt-America's lowestpriced convertible wHh powe1 top standard equipment-, Sale$9.95 -MIDDLEPORT- MONTif" Rtmblar Amtrlcan "440" Hanl· BLOUSES ltiP whh 125-hp Six Jot most mpe ot Ill cars in Ill clas~ In 1963 Mobil fconomy Run. · Ladies spta~~ aPa.,_,._w..11 ' 1 If...• h!..at!f lilde-laol Amlrlca'o oklouolr IMttu Get all Rambler's extra '· IDt car Ia worth m~alln trade for ony new Ramble!. • _.,..,....,....., ......... b ,\ . to.~-~..,....,~~.... I'ER • ~OIITII' "Savlnaeat 'Dayo" In today I Rambler'e Trode ......... 4 . . . . .....,~ ..... "' •••lflllllliiiJ'IIIil!iiiWtlt-lllfiii!.M .... ...,l:,a;::.....,...mwt~~__..,...,,_, .. ._.,......-.....,~ .lncti. $4661 r~:;~.~:~. our exl!'a-luali •~I ThHt arei"Savinaest Daya" whao your pres- trade-In allowance-now !1 ,. JOII TMI lUDE,_.TO . MEtROPOLITAN MOTORS ' < ; ' ;,IOQ 60611sr'Miln St., Pomeroy· ,... 1 ,_t t'za ·to·-· . .. wu :··;, :lr ~ - . . ~~-:·:· ' I I cerao space-smart Roof-Top Travel Rack, standard. Lodloo Reducetl20% , 512~ Rltnlillr ADIIIII:an "330'' TwoDIIIf ~OR WIIOIJ has · bit Sale$7.50 SKIIITI 5 Doll Sed1n &lves you tun fami· ly room, ample space for lue1'1'- Beautiful interiors. VoluH to $12.95 P'UIHIU, IUMMIR · P!R MONT~ Rambler AllltlfCan ''330" Faur· Sale$11.95 LAIIIII SUMMIR SLACkS, JIIMAICA SHORTS, PIIIAL . 1 VoiUHto $15.95 Yoluoo to $4.91 .. $UI Vol- to $3.91 , . $2.91 Volun to $2,91 .. $2.25 Volu• to $2.69 __ $2.10 $4034 •-.• I 1 VoluH to $9.95 Swim Trunks _ _ __ 1 Lot Sale69cHCh LADIES RUGBY Sal e $6 00 VALUIS TO $4 .00 .. . . VoluH to 54.95 Sale $18.95 Blue , Grey, Green, Tan Sport Shirts Volu01to $1.2t ' Rtmbler Amallt:ln "220" TwoDoorSHtn-America'slowestpriced ce,., Room for a family of six. "Car of the Year" qualijy, Sale $21.50 MENS WORK UNIFORMS Roe. sus Value Ono Lot PANTS IVY LEAGUE I Farm Jn Athens ! THUR SUMMER CAPS .. '· Ft'e}d Day To ; Sh Off Tree r Mens Summer and Year Around SPORT COATS . KNIT SHIRTS I Lot Mono f.,:ttt ! HATS-······25% - - - Sale $42.50 Values to $50.00 Sale $36.50 Values to $39.50 _ _ _ Sale $28.95 1 1 ' ... <I 111 ·under " 1. ,, ··-... • ... ~ . ~· •~ • ... c.. fot ·\~ -~ •' _...or.e .~·· ' ·,' "• ·-~ \ .. - .• f ~ ....~ ' y. �L ~ f . An Editorial - . • WASHINGTON COLUMN Mined Waters - I Enforce It Or Repeal It '• . the bead ol 1D NAACP aolHet· make aome cbaraclor wilhJ'tlatlon paradl. II 4J 'I that Ita NOfll'OII. FGI' O<IIIIPII: 1111 ao.. o-p 1lomatJ _, not llomDe) jUII tool: over. No pr.- puNtsh<d Ia "8~ !ba Ia lllo be muob Gl • pollttelan, u vtow I1'I'IJIPI!Itll. 'l!le IIOvtl' Wbltl Houle'' by E. P'!ellll1e charged, but bla lnstloct for the 1101' limply stepped to the head Morrow !Coward·McCanD. · warm ODd fll'adoua political gao. of the parlde aDd led off. MQI'fOII - Wbill JloUM .....a. lUre Ia lboul 81 good Of Jo1u> F. No oue Who knowl ftollllle7 ialnllvl off10II' f« I p .., Ia I KemledJ'•· Tlllt 1a oery good, IJI. wall would ucrlbt !hot ......,.. projecll. *HI, duriDI tho a. -· ""' wbolly to polltla. llomDey Ia Mdlbow• edmf•lot:ratloD. 'IlioN IIDmlloJ demcm*lled bla po. o men of OlVera Inteatlt7. Be Ia II a puoaao that will I ' Ill Ulleal llllllDet laot weekeod lu Ukely UDder eny c:Jrcumatancu llomDt)', lalhtoDablt Gr<llle Polllle, Mich. to be moved more by moral !ban IMWI IIIII ...Jool Then be 'illepped oil the oJde. other COJUideratlonl. 11-w 11 IICIIIIIIhbtl '- lila llnll Ill I 1t1tpriae ljlpOiriiiOI al NOGetbeM, RoiiiDt)' lllldl to objeellva Ill b1a dllclluloa c1 lila N'II'G aDd bla probiii!DII, poiJ!!cel ml olborwtll. But be ialowl -JUbjlct. IDa Ci •d-"''' .... .. co11ta1. Morrow 'III'(Q IIIII lbl E1nnbowera lavllecl him IIIII 1111 wile 1o boor the llonnCD Claolr ~ Salt LUe ~~~ Wbltl .B, LYLE c. lnL80N P1111 ....,.._ llllto<l ".Ill. 1 The Lighter Side I News Conference Of Miss . . Is 81g . Letdown Umve~ 1 av • ~ ,:c:-~detp!J 111091111 ... B7 mCK WEST II ill the Routt Ollke llllddinl perlea..," M...- DOIId Ill 1111 tJliiiH 1'1111111111 - · I dlll'lllg tho luneb bour. dl.arf, "aod, deapile my faeliac WASIIINGTON tUPIJ - UDie.o1 A per1011 wouldo'l SIJJIIOCI, judg. about Mormono, I bave to lllmil you happen to enjoy looking at 1111 from aome ol the leglolallon that thq havo one ol the IJllllt pretty glrll ill bathilla aulto, a thO!)' pw, that member• of Con- mlllical poupo 1 bavo avor Miss Universe DOWI ccmfereaee II iNh were ~Ia of aucb dJo. hoard. Salt Lake City 11 1 dlfll· r.atber a IetdowD. ' ........,1 bl the employment of <111t city 1« NO#O lftideDII. n A fll'OUp of the partlcipanll mclerb and slenofll'apben. hu deep-oeated ralentlesl dfl. thll year's Miss Universe ..,.. 'l!le Capitol not only ofler1 1 crlmlnaUoo and.' atnee lila cit) II le!t .topped off here lor 1 villi stunnln!l oarlety of girl life ill the run, controlled aDd practleii)J Ill route to :Miami Beach, whore aeoree ot C<lllgrtllloDIJ olllces: C111 owned , by Mormons, II II only the pageant will be •taaed later many occulooo rare and llltertsl- 1181Ural that 1 have developed lhlt mootb. lag specleo can be opotted lllllODg atloJ18 feellngt 1bout them." Tbey bold a preu cont-.. the llocli: of tourlstl, Mom>W'1 booll ... ba widoiJ' 011 the 1horeo Ill a botel nrlmo or ao rm told. I nevar no11a read by NOfll'OOI Ia lbe Nartb mlzl& pool, but u turDed out to IUdl llliDp IIIJ,eJI. and East. 111t Salt LUe QIJ ·• ba more .tsual than oral. Eltlw pauaga will do 00 aood to 11om. I lhtir limo w11 mooopollled by ""Y'• poUUeal futuro. 11 could be pbotograpberl - lhq -.. un· afilll. bowevtr. b7 able to speak Engllsb. 1UCb u IIIIICilq NAACP parlllol. II was' moot disappointing be· Furtbw, the IOVIrDOr Ia aolld17 eauaa I had been looking forward 011 record on civil righto, In 1 to dlacuosln& lila Common Mar1161 televlled appearance tNBCJ ly Helen lottel ket with Mlso Belgium, obleilllllg Romney wu told thalo ''niln MIA Fr.,..., vltw1 of !leo· De ba1 been a lot of lllk o1 ,.,.. S 's Got Somel In1 There tamly less mental strain-than BY DOROTHY KILO EN - Gaulle'a "fll'and dHign," hearlllg church sf!ilistiOD and tho C"''ur r Helen today's actlvity·harassed houseALL an arranger. ollne Swann. MIA Jtaly'l opinion of the lltW BY WIU.IAM P. BARKER vaUve nature of the Jllormo /I'm convmced wife who must belong to r1vel BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Sandra Dee Is In New York Mayor Wagner's pals believe Pl>pt, aDd ao forth. Dlslrlcl Muqer, Marietta Church. Now Ia uu, rJght .; ~hat manufacturers of corn committees AND the PTA Korl Malden, back In the for conferenc~; Wltll 20th Cet; hiS son Bobby Ifill enter poll- I could, of OOIU'It, have Inter· Do you have I maid, cook or wrong? Have lltey tthe cburchl rJb;edles are subsidizing ladies' must chauffeur her kids to a IUnited States after serving as tury·Fox on 'fake Her, She 1 Ucs when he fll'lduates from viewed MIA England, but only 0111 someone elae working ill your tabn 1 posttloo about IDI~ s~ stylists. dozen assorted "whoop-las" a Ja judge at the Berlin Film Festl· Mine." She .may also talk big Harvard · · · · Marla Callll' thing bu ben happenln1 Ill EDgo home? U you do, then you are lion and queatlono of that ~?' lrhat foun~ation garment man· week, PLUS the Utile League; ival, reports, "It's wonderful just, ~eals _with, members of I he most recent YL!ll Ill B e r II n, land recet~tly and I was reluctant an empiO)'er whether you !mow Ro1111111: "I would Ill)' IJial, u!Jclurers are also subSidlzing ;must arrange for appomtments Jbelng an American In Berlin . Cleopatra , gang In Las where she sang at the Deutsch In bring that up. II or not. As an employer, you that 11 wrong. 1 know or ... men IIJIIkers of tight sktrts and close- ,with the orthodontist, the dane· since President ~nnedy'a \'Is· Vegas they re still chattering Opera HDU50, was anything but Feoro Cha,...... Rtoelln are required to fllit a report prGIII'OUlva reiJiion lbatt my owa f?.!mg stretch pants. [lng teacher, the kiddie·bafrdres· 1tt. Anyone who even looks Ulte about the way Buddy Hackett an unqualified success. Crlllea I wa1 afraid oDe of the chaptr· with the Internal Revenue Of. religion. 1 am to.. tha eltmbtalloa 1 Thai maker of the latest in 'ser, the poodle trimmer, the ,an Ameri<lan Is enjOying a ~re-I tangled with a pair of h~cltlers complllined tha~, "~, paulotl oneo mlgbt overbear us and 1e1 ftce every~ months tore- of racial diocl'fmlnlllon. 1 bnt fa~1~i: ~h~~ave some sort of ar· •allergy speciahst, the doctor . •mendous surge of frlendllnlls l durm~ his act ~· Quite a has disappeared and OliO gets the wrong Idea. · port the wagea of any empiO)'· workect for II Itt hOUJJDc aDd .. rl with the ready • who-remove.,.warts, all of from the Gerlll8ll people. lh· lscene. · H~~ Harto the lmprenlon hal bidden So~ was nothing much for ee to whom you have paid cash aU other fleldl linea 1 wtllll to 1 repmter to do but deposH him· WBIOI of $50 or more during Michigan. 1 bavt doctt t ; . l clothing people for exclu. wbich Grandma ignored, or, m1men stopped me on the street j f~rd, ':"ho owns Show mll(l· farewell to art. 1 · use of their materials, and .the case of warts, let the kids to kles me and strangers shook ztne, l~ bou~ht ,another one ' sell on a ebalse longue and watch tho quarter. Ucly and openly. 1 baw 1 Is why Mrs. [)o.jt.yourself imanage themselves with a hotlmy hand and bugged me. l'oe called Bravo. Its a quarter· NBC'a ace newseoster Bob aome 20 of the world's moot Many people think that they before public bodies to ell find the stuff on sale by needle and black·magic. been to diplomatic affalrl where ly dedicated to mu~le · · ·: ·' · · Wllson starts a new financial beautilul YDUll8 worn• parade don't have to report the wageo discrim!naUoo Ia bollllng." ' yard. Grandma may have had to Iactors were rarely guests. The Over. at Metro they re dellgbt· show nelrt month. He'D IDle!' eround Ia powder blue owtm sulll. or their household help It they ""'- Ia ca.,. persons who spend lour stoke up a wood stove, but she Gennana were friendly be- ed With od~anc:e reports on the view celebrltlel - Red Skelton Pity. • only work one day a week, or UPI's national reporter, Rlll'f7 more hours per day before never fought au air condition· fore, but never lUte Ibis." ~~ :::rrii-Cis!re Bloom Hill), alld Gloria Swan9011, for eu , Beauty pageanta continue to less. The leogth Gl time a per- FerjiiSOn, llltervlewed llonlne, TV set seem to have lost a Ins system that quits on Sunday 1 Larry Blyden, In Nice to lllln uotlng. Averaga moo· pie-on bow they became attract large l!l'Owda ill tlda COUD· son works ror you hae no ~· Ia~ autumn. Fersuoon ~ ' d&llre." of their .reasoning abil· !or a TV set with the horizontal "Harry's Girts," collaboratedie'.:'"rs ~eem ~sclnal8d by It, rich. And they'll be lnYIItd to try, but actually they do DG1 pro: lng on your responolblllty Ill thet the rellgloul iloue 11'011 m d1rect rat1o :o t1me spent hold out of whack. with producers Joe stein and' an stu ento para.paychol- give the public Ups on how to vide much of a challetl&• for a make thest reports. U you brltfly In Ronmey• 1 guhernalorl· viewing. Is It the effecl of the AND in addition to built. in , Billy Friedberg in flying 8 huge logy have volunteered glowtngl"ave money .... The Holly· veteran glrl·watcher. pay your household employee al eampalgn. n WBI uoetl8d somehow.' or Is it the ,child labor, Grandma hod the ,Amerlcan flag outside the bulld· lquotes. . , wood fan magazine wrlten bleu When a bird·watcher bas • yen • sum ol $50 or more In cash that Negroes were tneUgtble for t~~el>ey or anythmg which lo ,tfired Girl . And her husband IJng where they were rehears- ' Druggists m Manhattan I Weal iEllzabelh Taylor and Jllcquol· to gaze upon a great racktt-tailod wages during any quarter ot tho Mormoa prielthood and that st:~:<ed to lose use of its fac- ,did her thinking for her: he ing on the 4th of July, The t70's say they're selling more lne Kennedy. 11tey say If 11 drongo or a rufous-browned pep-the calendar year, you must aU llOland pt1'IOIII there!oro ul even too~ care of the money. three also hired a !5-piece band land more lipstick to boys. Their weren't for those two ladlel, per shrike, he does not go to an make a report Ill lllternal fte. were oeeood elau elllaelll. Rom· too many women take Yup, she had 11 pretty good. 1,to play American songs while order sheets Indicate they aoon they'd be starving. ·The ex· a91811. '11111 would be COII!IIdered venue showing the name, IIOClal .., met the 1uu1 prompiiJ and ~anlage of the fact that no wondrr why she died so young' ·~ fireworks celebrated our Ind.. •may lop Greenwich VIllage Countess Peggy Dorelia can be unoporUnc. aecurlty number, and wages appll'tlltiy deolllva1, rerguaoa trusts a woman driver - - H.) ,pendence Day. They figured the !nelghborhoodaln.cosmetlc sal~sllound almost nlgbUy at tbe Hegoeslntotheparborwoodo paid; and send your ahare and ..,.ud, clUng bla ~ lmJII'II' even another woman - and , NOW - on with hte. Jetter : :gesture might not endear them to males · Mtlton Berle s Living Room, where !ltt'l ob- to 109, Mil U.. .w..la In thllr the Employee'a share Gl taxea slvt record 81 . , lldvaat. ef, get away with things which ] .... That the art of bome- .to General de Gaulle at i hIs daughter, Vickie, flew In from vlously the number one faa of naturalllablllll. Spottlllc a red· due for the quArter InvolVed. civil rtgbll. lila 81oocJa1eo c1a1ta us lrustworthy women imaking ha' been confu!led w1th, :moment in ~lslor)' , but lhey ,school at Switzerland to join singer Arthur Todd .. .. . A fa· whiskered bulbul II only fun for Maida, cooks, gardeners, handy· he polled 1 hany -~~~ N.,re our teeth . and reduced to the groveling ·Wl!re determined to have that :him and his entourage at the mous West Side re91uarant, eiOol- a bird·watcher whee II II ICCOIII· men, chaulfeun, and othera who pr<dncta. . weather isn't getting and abased position of a scrul> I touch of home away from home. ,Concord Hotel '· · Broadway. ed lor SUmmer vacat1011, may panled by • of polaoo Ivy. perform houlihold wort ill or .1totnney )las Aid be -w aat than it used .to be : we woman-on her kn-: the finer, The End of an En: lrvlng jltes who know Lenny Bruce ln· never open again. . Pie..,. LttMitil abOut a private home are con- seek lh• Repub1loari pretldentlal have .more stallstlcs now. !hings such as happiness, lov· Bertin is giving up his music Itlmately prediCt he wiD accept A new book olated lor Fall It " mucb tho same with Birl· sidered household or dnmaatlc IIDJDluatiou. Be ltun'l 11lltl lie for kids, potltlces, morals, mg comfort, fll'aclous hospital· publlshin& officea on the eecondla stretch In the Government publication is titled "1964 Min· wstcblng. Ol'ianloed displays of worken. Even bllbyaillerl, who- would reject It II offered. 1111 ity, thoughtful guldtnce, pride floor of 1650 Broadwoy Nobody Hospital '" Lexington, Ky., to lsters' Federal Income T u feminine pulebrltude lake • great thar adult or leenagen, Yiho great.a bandloap II that lllpUJ>. when they talk abouttn cooking, needlework or gar· In Tin Pan Alley ca." remem• take "the cure." They feel he's Guide." <Not even Heaven can deal Df Ute pltuure oul Of tlda eome Ill a private home regu· Ucan prof~ hard thmgs were for Grand·. dening, have been obscured. her a ttme when the magic resigned to It now, m fact may help, fellows.) . .. .. More than ancient pullltle by ra1110Vf1ta the larly to care for eblldren, laD Uoa 1ll01I-lear and rerent hJin • they ltx'get her "helpmg What did the housewife do to Mme wasn't on lhooe w· dow actually welcome an opportun· one or two local beallliea are element of dlance. IIIIo lhll eatecorr. Social seeur- a m1varlck. No p~r!J tirandl ~]~":y:True, she had many cause such a fall from respect ... Mickey Rooney .Is ~~acln: ity lo get professional help. reaping publicity on the Jamea Spollln& a pretty lllrl at a beag. ity tuel muot be paid on the btll they were her that her daughter refuses lo do minor surgery Page Mor· Robert Morse, who expects l.:ofland oil case. Jean Mart.ln ly contest almply lo oo accom· wageo you pay to any of lheaa There weren't the the things for which she was ton the current wife of million· to become a daddy for the sec· (ex·wtle of the aforementioned plllhment at aiL employees If they amount to '" · of "outaide activities" once respected? FROM , air~ William Black has been ond time during the Broadway •mllllonalre Wlltiam Black) Some of the beitlllrl·watchlng $SO cash Cll' IIIOI'tl, OIVOTIDJOINTPmOP take them away now GRANTS PASS, OREGON subpoenaed to appe~ In court run of "How to Succeed," has was featured In the currant 11'DU11<1•ln the world can be found U you ~ve lltVfl' rewrtec1 MIU MA,oN All/1 • IO.year-otd could wash Dear f'GPO: JShe's being sued lor $6 000 by been alerted that the baby is Newsweek treatment blcauaa 111 Waablngtoa. Amobg lba ......, houaehold 'amp1oyeeo lldore, ",U.::" 1nd run a carpet·sweep- Love your letter, bot don't -' - - due in a few days. If it's a girl, abe wu strolllnrt alq5th Ave. favoroblt loealiono~ the~· you can requeat an employer'• :;;-;; ·~-6.:!'"~" 11 -;;::::.:; SIX·year-olds could d u s t, qulle agree with your last para· Inesl·making Instinct out of the he and his cute dancer • wile, in the fifllea. A strange wom. Identification number from Ill' •·--:.uo r • Carole D'Andrew, will name an in a madras dress walked the grades· thq dealre at prlceo ternal Revanue by comqletln8 carried In wood or coal graph The housewife will nev· female. _ H. carried out ashes - clean· Ier forsake the art of bomemak· This column is dedicated to her Robin. If a boy, Christopher up to her slapped her 1n the they ers willina tb pay. Form OASI·31 whleh can be ., - 11 -1 1 up their accompaoylng mese, Iing Perhap8 she follows It •· family living, so 11 you're hav· Charles . Uncle Sam Is con- face, and '"lbat'a for ERS the United Slates, 81 obtained al Social Securll)' :£.,. " "'" - ' "'' etc. - and ate what Grand· 1Iong different lines nowadtys, llng kid trouble or just plain aider1ng a move to take over being 1n that dirty show!" the world a ltadln& produ..,. aDd lllstrlet Oflk!e located at 1)8 ..~::::;r;::::rr:...'1ili...:;: put before them. No short with l•ss emphasis on time-con· ,trouble, let Helen help YOU. ~e old hotels in principal oil· exporter of toaC<O, aupplled Ill Putnam Street, Marietta, Ohio• .,.~- ":· ,':.': ~ cook abel .summg needlework and lnlri· She will al.. welcome your own 1es and renovate them for home- Joe Lavine Dew home from per cent rJ. the nearly 1.7 bllUon You will then be placed 011 the t:~n~from H.: You've go I cale cooking. BUt she likes her amusing experlenceo. Addreos Iless people, mendicants a nd Hollywood where he wu super• poundo of 11lll1l1l1h1fl< taba&!- mailing list of Internal fleveno ~ !, ~ there Maybe Grand· home nevertheless. No amount Helen Batte! In care of 1 h 1 8 transients. The first one will he vlsmJ "T he Carpetqera" eo that moved In "-world 110m· ue llld each quarter they will had leu to do - and cer· of modern hvtng can breed the lnewopaper. tested in Detroit at a cost of a ond found Uneo waillnl to see ,_.., In IIA. send you Form M2 for you to ~ ~ G l • · -- ·- . quarter of a million dollors ·"8 H" at hia new Festival The Unlltd Blltea ranb !bird complete and return 10 lbem. - · Time Alain Delou, the French movie Theatre. He wu 10 carried 'a· the wvrld'a tmportco cl -···-IIado idol, is being tempted to try way he wenl into the Uckel Ahaeco. 'l!le United KI•pltlm, Broadway In a play tiUed booth ond ltarltd aelllna lick· wllb vlrlually oo eo~ pro. "Bobo," to he produced by Car· etl blmself duoliott ill tobacco. ranb flnl. 6000 oL' · w..t Gel'llll117 fiiW -oo. RsoQOCK's 1 ;Helen Help Us! i w SOCIAL SECURITY Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1 I 1 !he 1 t., BED~OCK·· SA~T 1$ EA~T~! iA~L."r PALS LET HIM 00 lHE 8uVIN6 Wf.IIL.E TJ.IE"/' DO TJ.IE BAG I'• SLAFPIN6••• r ....-........._...-.......__ MUSLIN you'll experience a Crushed kid lal'lil'rif'SIIoe. Many colors. '1895 l pair, you'll love every Many ofher styles. ; .. ' step! E•nertly fitted. pr1 ce. Mr. an(l Mrs. Chester THE SHOE . ' 80X : 1 ki;;ose visiting over the 4th of July weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn were Mr. Mrs. Vernon Thompson and ROOM SIZE RUGs-DISCOUNTED 9x 12 Latex Back Cotton Loop iiiiiii i HANKS .... • For your support in helping me move some cars from our lot. We apologtze to those people that we were unable to talk to being so. busy Saturday. Hope you :.Viii come back, we sure want to talk With you. Remember . • . . . T~E SALE IS STILL ON! THESE CARS ARE GOING ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WHOLESALE HERE OR GALLIPOLIS l961 lARK (6) · .................. · $1295 Clean and ni('e.1 Economy car. · 1957 CHEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · · $895 Jet black. Nice and solid. Standard trans. 1957 PlYMOUTH 4 DOOR .......... $795 Tu tone blue, V8, standard trans. _ · . 1!~? MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · ~ $795 J956 F~· V8 - 4 DOOR ...... .. .... $595 at more 1IW'hll - t li1011III llleluda • Aulomallo '. \tlaiis. Healer, slean and nlee . J95$ CHEVJtOl.ET 4 DR. 6 CYL · · : · · · $495 Stotulord trano. . .. . '!. Asst. 9x12 si2:e Cotton Loop Rugs, latex back. Reg. $17 .00 value. Asst. colors, see these fl)r value plus. . NOW $895 d· ' ~- >. i'. '· ·' •. ~~ll(·' ' ~·-A 4;· :,,_ •' '. ' ~ ' ,l .~ ed Felt Base Rugs, asst . patterns. Save now. GILLETTE SUPER BLUE BLADES 00 ea $ Values Up To $1.59 PICNIC BAGS ' ~ $1 .00 - - - - val, 69C SPRAZ 53c PASTE--F's~:i'y 59c 83c COLGATE TOOTH ea. as:tt. colors. See these and save. DECORATED MIET Al INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PAT I 0 TABLES Decorat ed m ~ t a l indoor~ut­ door Patio Tabl es. Reg. 52.00 value at a !le w low, low price. Save now at yuur Bona nza Store. s 57 each $2.69 PLASTIC INSULATED PICNIC JUGS $2.25 Val. Nestles • 14 ounce Big Size Reg. $1.39 value insulated Plcnic Sags, R ~ g . . $2.69 v,1lue insulated Jugs, special purcha~~ shop Pt~r! y, lim itPd quantit.J. PI C I I I C $ 77 KAPOK FILLED ASSORTED "DIXIE" MENS & BOYS SOFA PIUOWS GLOSS FINISH HOUSE MOULDED SOLE WHITE TENNIS $1.19 MT. MIST 81x96 QUILT PAINT OXFORDS BATTS Reg. $3.95 value Dixie Gloss finish House Paint. See this for value at low AND SHOES Reg. $1.19 value, asot. big Kapok filJ. $395 Pilh:nvs. Large flt>lection, bright ed oo]l)rs. Save now. $395 c ea $29$ ' $195 . DOZ. Discount Value! Wide choice of asst. Aluminum Ware, va1ues to $1 .59 in this group, your ehoice at your Bonanza Store. $595 $295 95 FamoUs Wilson Walker$ Cup Golf Balls, save now at this Jow low price at your Bonanza Store. Shop early and save. Reg. $6.95 9xl2 plastic coal· lOCh 36x6 FASHION RITE WASHABLE Window Shades ea. Reg. $1.29 value 311"x6 size washable plastic, green, white. tan. Save now at thia law, low . HARDWOOD CAMP .STOOLS Hafdwood CIUilp StOol uses, lleg. ,1.31 \'lllio, well m1de. Bu~ · dMH now at ;low: &• oount pric_,. ·· ':~·',i 1 DOZEN FOR RUGS ENTERPRISE HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUMWARE Your Choice . tban~ ::ht~h~~ GOLF BALLS HEAlTH & BEAUTY AIDS price. ·Th~ Are ~ly A.Few Of ·Jh~'~anv~uvs YQu'll Fincl . . ' nt· 9x 12 Plastic Coated FELT BASE RUGS $9,94 WILSON "WALKER CUP" REGULAR 75c VALUES FANCY PLASTIC INSULATED WAS c yd THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,JULYll, 12,13 :of Point Pleasant visited Sun•· II !day evening with Mr. Plants' lsister, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ad· ·. Automatic( trans. Ra'dlo and heater. See lt. 1• .. Fam!JU S Hope J\.lm;lin .' RP!f. 29c yd. 36" wid~. Buy sev· era! .vurd s now ;~t this low . and Mrs. Johnie Lewis lighl·on·your.feet and sons of Mason were the feeling, yet wonder· IIScmd••Y evening dinner gu~sts fully restful, comlorl· Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush ing support! Try a Mrs. Annie Fry. Slyle 24116. and ENOUC:o~'S ENOU(;~, PAL! TIM~ TO (;O! WE GIVE BIG . 1956 .UI.(K 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · · · · $695 . m the prevloua year. 'fttla ...... ...llllp lontb r.. ltma · bew btots. ~blal, aDd . . reflected bt part, the l8lftC'Y oald. llltuce. ' lied the lower · than· IIJU81 quallly Other foods ot1 !be AIIIUII lilt WASHINGTON tUPII-The Ag· of the llllll! O.......,ed erop, of plentilulo . . wo.....eto.' rlentturo Department hae ..tJ. ERS o;Umlllo(l aboul 11 m!l1loa peanut buttor and ......... mated u . S. experto of una manu· pounds of tobac<o were oxp<Witd Bllad ollt. · · raaured tobacoo for the yoar under various .&........mettl ~ onded JuDe iiO totaled aboUt ,.,., gram~ calling for aaleo lor fnr· MONTREAL (UPII .. 1' b 1 million pounds, down 10 per t!Otll elgn CUI'I'fnqy, batlet 1« otr'ate> l•ternattonal Alt . 'l'hlllport from~ 1961-62. , glc materials, and .IJiea an4er aoclatlon reporta .that a hillThe Department • Economic long-teHii credit ~· year survey IIIOWI ·41 per eent Research S4ii'VIee t!RSI said ••· 'l!le Apney eald u.s.~ of air P-.ei's ll'aftl1~; · . nual exporto In the 111151~ period expo;ta In eale~ lilt are 2t per ceo~ tmli tirHb · 011e av.raged 41'1 mllllon pounds. likely to lhow i6lne 'pin "!)VOl' olhet (IOI'I!Jii'~ pet eliit wf1b The 18U-a exports of Duo • 1118!, proY)diJI#• ~ .IJIJI . flue. two or mm, 1 jJer eel w.ttb cured, tllf principal export ct .... cur1!11 erop 11 ill ~~life gt11l- three other• inti i • . <*It were atimated to be dowo a 1itr ODd lG<elp burin c., obllilt wllb four til' _ . .: ~. c Shoes . 1'111. 011. B~ GAYLOIID P. OODWIN c i' yoot 'i'; •- II< g. tJ' • . VI-Jon Toiletries OrScholl's wt~eloblel Fod• aupply CASES c I ~ ....": ::."'"" llbly wpllblel SUmmer to be found In c FABRICS ltetDI 011 the Dapareo ment'a Ulll .of pletllllul foodl fGr Raw Tobacco Exports Down 10 Per Cent From In1963 .. DUTTON DRUG CO. GLASSWARE, Choice Foa~UretJ On The Form Front ill M.ASON I -""= -~- .~:: =:.,:-.;:.. :::;,r•· ~ =-=r,.C: ., "':'Ji" BERH r.~. WUHL· o :"'OIIfl r: New Furniture u.; = ---iiiOii 3 ROOMS II_...,. \'It ..,_.,•=wf':;." • ~ ...1J! .:.m u...U.. "=. \.':":;, ~. u..... 'Adkb.'. Oak Grove Socl.al News ftll DAllY SBniNI ~roameol, =s:"y=\'lal': •ud· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1963·3 and Mrs. Annie Fry spent the family of Mlamlsburr, 0., Mr. aloe. Rev. John JoonhQwer 111r and Mrs c E Fry Is- HOUSTON (UPI •.,iilot 800 ~th ol July witb Mro. Roush 's Mrs. · WUIIam Van · Meler dSQibter Sharon· ilao Caned 00 lb!d ·with titek- ·· ,a loo ol N "-·\_-::-. Char· oil major PI _ Rickard Friday afternoon. brother ..nd lamlly Mr. and amlly of tho Rtck' . . . - ·"'" ..,. · · ew ...cwwu became btl eap!UI'eOl lbo . - _,.... Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkintt Mts. Howard Roush and Mr. Stanley ol New Utile eveaJD&, wife, Mr. aDd Mrl. Jimmie ,., I:the;;;;;;;;flrst---lefth---an..d-•r_ev.,.;;er~to-'lil;i;n~Hou~sl;i;on;;;;i:l)ll~·~le;.. ' 100 of New Haven spenl Friday of the Vtrnorr community viaited his lister Mro and Mr Am of Middleport and and ~• lr with Mrs. Adklna' brolher Ern- Mr. aod Mra. Jolut . Hoffman W~:r .r: llaturda~· Withy Mr IIIII II 1 MrHa. 11111 i.lra. Joi\R Fry. New ..t and sister Twlla. and daughters of ' .• .r • ven. Mrs. Beulah Rickard visited Saturday ~lll!rnoon with Calltag) on Mr. and Mrs. HI>' EdMr~Mable E. Roush 11 Mr. and Mrs. Waller Friend - - - - - - - - - - Thursday morning with Mr. and Grandstaff 1 . father and Rayburn Sunday were Mf. spending 801110 lime with Mrs of Letart bonoretl l!teir Mr. and Mrs. J>allss Glbbo, Mrs. C. E. Fry. Mr. and Mra.- Ives King. 1 Mro. Lnter Adkins, Mra. Nora Adkins. · 1!011, Joe llrlmm 11111 Mlaa. Mair· ll Jamce and Denv'\" aDd Mr . •and The youth of the Oak Grave Mr. and Mrs. Dallns Gibbs, · .Rogers atjd tlttu8hten, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher tha Thompson with a blrt:bdliY II Mrs. Elson Long and son of E. U. B. church met at the Janice and Denver aDd Mr. Vtoa McDermitt rl: West ~ Point Pleawtt visited Mon- dinner Sunday. 1'hole, B:oad Run ylslted Monday eve. churoh Tuesday evening with Mn. Elaol! Long and son Miss Garnet Aten, day evening wllb Mr. and Mrs. )Dg were Mr. Ray Friend of llli· nmg with Mr. Gibbs' parenll, their parents for a cookout and Broad Run and Mr. and Miss Elaine McKenney of !ired M Roush and Mrs Annie nois Mr Roy •Friend M 11 Mr. and Mrs. Dwlgh! Glbbo. picnic to end their Bible school. Tobey Myers were the Fry. · · Tbompson, Miss June Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush jThey al~o met Friday night for of Mr. and Mrs. DNlgbl Mr. Virgil Adkins, Mr. and ·Mrs. Ma Planta 1 tit the Ann Friend, Mrs, Maryy ~:::: 11 lefl Tuesday for Akron, 0., their B1ble School program, to July 4lh. Lester AdkWJs, Mrs. Erell ast we k ~ith' h · 8 ~ Mrs and children Walter F where they wlll visit Mrs. show what they hod learned · Mra. Atlle Hoffman and Rev. John lcenhoW· Clara Bell 'carol Carl ao 1 :dk' whe\ un~ Ro"sh'eo son and famlly, and display their crafts. Those her mother Mrs. Nora an~ Sharon called OD Mr. but :~pr t ~·~limen Joe and the host 'and hostess Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Blessing; attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Fry Sunday ev~ Mr .~v ~ a Stanle Acik· Mr.' and Mrs Walter Friettd ' Jr. Mike and CUokie Blessing James Keefer and daugbte~, Mr · and Mrs. John ning. · s. Y . tn8 • ' who has been spending their Mrs. Mary Louise Keefer and King and Mr. and Mrs. Zetta Master Donnie and B lilt e of New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James Keeter and Mr. 'V'llcalion with their fll'andpar· daughters, Mrs. Holtice Thomp- and baby of Greenbank, W. Va. Thompson . of Miamisburg, .{), Lester _Adlnns spent '!"'~ and Mrs .. ~car Grimm and ents returned to their home in son, Martha, Alberta and Vir· vl~lted Mr. King's father ~nd are spending a week vL!lting : y ~th Mrdk~ mother, daughter VISited Mr. and Mrs. Akror with the Roushes. • ginia, Mr. and MI;S. Leonard wile Mr. lind Mrs. lves King their grandparents, Mr. and ' · ora A · Curtis Rickard Monday. The chores of an aver· Mr. and Mrs. James Keeler Roosh and family, Mr~. Amy Saturday. Mrs. HoiWird Rayburn. . age day should not cheat you of the enjoy· 1nd Paula spent Sunday after· Boston. Mrs. Ester Whitmer, Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Homer DooUI· noon in Cheshire, 0. visiting Mrs. Mildred Thompson and g~esb of Mr. a.nd Mrs. of Point Pleasant visited the ment of dining and relaxing with your With Mrs. Keeler's parents, lllr. Toney. Mrs. Rena Bonecutter G1bbs ""e lhetr son, Mr. of July with Mr. and Mrs. lnd Mrs. Raymond Fife. . and Christie, Mrs. Mary las Gibbs and Mr. Elson Long Howard Rayburn, family. Recurring dinnertime doldrums Mr. nod Mrs. Walter Whit· Grimm and children, Mr. and of Broad Run. Visiting over the 4th of July may be a symplon of physical disorder. mer of Ashland, o, and Mr . Mrs. Albert Boston, Mrs. Na· Sundav dmner guests of Mr. with )>lr. and Mrs. Lester AtJ.. ond Mrs. Robert Mumow and omi Yeager and daughters, and Mrs. Harry Thompson were Mr. and Mrs, Millard ONLY ~99 Let your doctor decide, and let us help you sons Gary and Tommie of Co. 1 Mrs. Erell Adkins, Mrs. Nellie were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Jack abide by bis decision. lumbus, 0 . spent the. past Adkins. Mrs. Ethel Rayburn, Whitmer of Ashland, 0 ., Mr. Knightspent and Patty and Mr. weekend with Mrs. Wh1tmers' ,1 Miss Bonnie Jean Rayburn, and Mrs. Robert Mumaw, Gary and Mrs. Frank Williams, all parenls" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Lucy Cullen and sons, and Tommie of Columbus, 0 ., of Columbus, 0., and M ro. 'l'~ompson . Mrs. Alice Randolph and daugh· and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nancy Smith of Point Pleastlllt. Mrs. Blanch Yeager attended tef' and Mrs. Garnet Chapman. Thompson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Hart FURNitURE CO. the family reunion of the Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Rick· Master Roger and Larry of Mason· visited Mr. Hart's MASON. W. VA. Roushes at the cottage of her ard of Columbus, 0 .. is spend· Keefer spent. Thursday night uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport brother, M{. Walton Roush at ing their vacatlm, with their •and Frtday With Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rickard aud aunt, Mrs. Buckeye Lake at Columbus aunt, Mrs. Blanch Van Schoyck iJames Keefer and Paula. Blanch Van Schoyck Sundty ev.,. Sunday. Her brother and wife, and uncle and . wife, Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mrs . Russell HoffMr. and Mrs. Ray Roush, Mrs . Curtis Rickard. man were In Huntington Satur· 42x36 WHITE DISCOUNT SALE! ASSORTED daughter and family Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkins dav shopp~g. . DISCOUNT SALE! Mrs. Andy Cross, Eddie and of New Haven visited Monday . Mr. Dam~! Weigand of Hunt· COTTON MUSLIN 1000 YARDS 59c Paul nephews and families, afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. mglon VISited Tuesdty alter· Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roush and curtis Rickard and Mrs. tiOon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred FINE PRINT PILLOW Wide asst. of fancy Glassware. Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs .. Ke-n- Blanch Van Schoyck . ·M. Roush and Mrs. Annie Fry. Values to 29c in this group. ea net~ Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. Ar· Mr9. Harold Love of Chesa· Mrs. Taylor Fridley and Mrs. Cboice this group, low, low price. nett Roush all aceompanled iP.,ake, o ., spent the past week Lona Jones of Point Pleasant Mrs. Yeager to the reunion . jwith her sisteF- and husband. v1s1ted Tuesday evenmg wtth 1 Values to 59e yd. in this group Reg. 49c snowy whit-e 1,2x31 Mrs. Sue Robinette and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins. Mr ..~nd Mrs. Russell Ho!fman. D~ip dries, fancy cottons, :i6'; DISCOUNT SALE! LARGE SIZE Pi llow Cases, cotton muslin, and Mrs. Arch Roush were Mrs. Adkins has been confined 1 Mms Sandra and Mr. J1mm1e Wide, fast colors. Save now at buy sever al now at tltil shopping in Pl. Pleasant Fri· to her home by Illness, but re. , Thompson from Miamisburg, 0 . your Bonanza Store. discount pri ce . day afternoon. ported as improving at this Vlstted Sunday afternoon w1th Mrs. Beulah Rickard called time. :Mrs. Nora Adkins. Asst. Vi.Jon To.iletries at a new on Mr. Ernest and Miss Twlla Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush 1 Rev. and Mrs. John Icenhow· low low price, wide selection, ea ..;....:,..:_;;.:;,;~:._.:.;.:;;;_::,..:.:::,-: . ·~ er and family spent lhe past see these and save now at only yd Iweek with Mr. and Mrs. Terry ea 1 Roush and sons of Kingston, II· iinois. While there they attend· 1 ed the church with t)!e Roushes enjoyed a picnic at Kirk· "HOPE" & BEAUCREST I land, Illinois with the Roushes 36 IN. BLEACHED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark' family. Mr. Roush and Mr. Walking for miles or l l ~l::~:~;w:~ere formerly !rom West standing for hours , , . I! oraant.., ] .. ' Reports From _The Capitol There was an uncommon lot of bangin' of firecrack· ews In Pomeroy·Middleport on July fourth, CODiidering MIUng tbem to individuals is contrary to wtsbes of the blo General Assembly. A straneer in Obio for \be day uld have been sure to ask, "How come you don't bal'e 1 W· l&alnst firecracker? Or look at it aanother way. Back in those good old d ya of prohibition that law was so disreearded there ~y a1 wellllave been no law atai'. Js Ohio's firecracker liw coming to tile same standard of respect? t'a easy to blame youngsters f allootlng firecrackers by clgaret, utended that hand k slll8 them off with the state· , outside the car door, hop)J18 for ment, "They'll get 'em an opportunity to drop It among o~ehow, anyway." the conversing fll'OUp. At the ll'hal'l not true. Firecrackers 1same time he turned to anolh· aten't like bootleg whiskey. ,er youth in the rear seat .uk· Places of business selling IIJ'e. lng for a match to 118ht the "*'ckers are eaay to locate. firecracker. • '!'bey aren't hidden under At that moment off went the spreading elms In deep hollows firecracker, havlna been accJ. back In our hills. dentally llghted by the clgaret. 1 Fortunately, no Pomeroy or 1"Because it WBI a 1 m all Middleport youngster lost 1 'cracker, no fingers were loot. fi,ger , eye, or hand. A 12-year· However, the hand that held oljl Racine boy lost an eye In the firecracker was numb for 0 (firecracker) powder explos· several days. ..., the details of which , .. : That little account Is a per· njaln clouded. ,feet erample of the dangers of We know a young man who firecrackers and illustrates a few years ago as a high graphically the reason for the sqhool boy was riding In a car Ohio law banning their sale. aJiloklng a clgaret with some Too, II Ia one more case of small firecrackers In his pock· •, Americans having so many et. "Don't Do This" laws t h • y 'The party In the car otop- , tend to Ignore all taw•. ptd to talk to several friends. I Let's either enforce I h I • '!1>e boy with the flrecrackero law, or repeal il. Thi• last tOok one out of his pocket, lfourth of July, It wasn't much Jl!ll It In the hand with the force. i ' .... ·$1· discount early. s pr1ces. Shop 99 GALLON Reg . $ 1.19 f::~ mo us Mt. 81:-< 96 · Qu ill Halt s Mens and Boys Reg. $3.00 1\!o ulded !!Ole white Tenni;: O x forUs dn d &hoes. Save now, price. low d1 scu unt 99 pair fi nl~ lt . buy several' now thi s low pri ce. I �L ~ f . An Editorial - . • WASHINGTON COLUMN Mined Waters - I Enforce It Or Repeal It '• . the bead ol 1D NAACP aolHet· make aome cbaraclor wilhJ'tlatlon paradl. II 4J 'I that Ita NOfll'OII. FGI' O<IIIIPII: 1111 ao.. o-p 1lomatJ _, not llomDe) jUII tool: over. No pr.- puNtsh<d Ia "8~ !ba Ia lllo be muob Gl • pollttelan, u vtow I1'I'IJIPI!Itll. 'l!le IIOvtl' Wbltl Houle'' by E. P'!ellll1e charged, but bla lnstloct for the 1101' limply stepped to the head Morrow !Coward·McCanD. · warm ODd fll'adoua political gao. of the parlde aDd led off. MQI'fOII - Wbill JloUM .....a. lUre Ia lboul 81 good Of Jo1u> F. No oue Who knowl ftollllle7 ialnllvl off10II' f« I p .., Ia I KemledJ'•· Tlllt 1a oery good, IJI. wall would ucrlbt !hot ......,.. projecll. *HI, duriDI tho a. -· ""' wbolly to polltla. llomDey Ia Mdlbow• edmf•lot:ratloD. 'IlioN IIDmlloJ demcm*lled bla po. o men of OlVera Inteatlt7. Be Ia II a puoaao that will I ' Ill Ulleal llllllDet laot weekeod lu Ukely UDder eny c:Jrcumatancu llomDt)', lalhtoDablt Gr<llle Polllle, Mich. to be moved more by moral !ban IMWI IIIII ...Jool Then be 'illepped oil the oJde. other COJUideratlonl. 11-w 11 IICIIIIIIhbtl '- lila llnll Ill I 1t1tpriae ljlpOiriiiOI al NOGetbeM, RoiiiDt)' lllldl to objeellva Ill b1a dllclluloa c1 lila N'II'G aDd bla probiii!DII, poiJ!!cel ml olborwtll. But be ialowl -JUbjlct. IDa Ci •d-"''' .... .. co11ta1. Morrow 'III'(Q IIIII lbl E1nnbowera lavllecl him IIIII 1111 wile 1o boor the llonnCD Claolr ~ Salt LUe ~~~ Wbltl .B, LYLE c. lnL80N P1111 ....,.._ llllto<l ".Ill. 1 The Lighter Side I News Conference Of Miss . . Is 81g . Letdown Umve~ 1 av • ~ ,:c:-~detp!J 111091111 ... B7 mCK WEST II ill the Routt Ollke llllddinl perlea..," M...- DOIId Ill 1111 tJliiiH 1'1111111111 - · I dlll'lllg tho luneb bour. dl.arf, "aod, deapile my faeliac WASIIINGTON tUPIJ - UDie.o1 A per1011 wouldo'l SIJJIIOCI, judg. about Mormono, I bave to lllmil you happen to enjoy looking at 1111 from aome ol the leglolallon that thq havo one ol the IJllllt pretty glrll ill bathilla aulto, a thO!)' pw, that member• of Con- mlllical poupo 1 bavo avor Miss Universe DOWI ccmfereaee II iNh were ~Ia of aucb dJo. hoard. Salt Lake City 11 1 dlfll· r.atber a IetdowD. ' ........,1 bl the employment of <111t city 1« NO#O lftideDII. n A fll'OUp of the partlcipanll mclerb and slenofll'apben. hu deep-oeated ralentlesl dfl. thll year's Miss Universe ..,.. 'l!le Capitol not only ofler1 1 crlmlnaUoo and.' atnee lila cit) II le!t .topped off here lor 1 villi stunnln!l oarlety of girl life ill the run, controlled aDd practleii)J Ill route to :Miami Beach, whore aeoree ot C<lllgrtllloDIJ olllces: C111 owned , by Mormons, II II only the pageant will be •taaed later many occulooo rare and llltertsl- 1181Ural that 1 have developed lhlt mootb. lag specleo can be opotted lllllODg atloJ18 feellngt 1bout them." Tbey bold a preu cont-.. the llocli: of tourlstl, Mom>W'1 booll ... ba widoiJ' 011 the 1horeo Ill a botel nrlmo or ao rm told. I nevar no11a read by NOfll'OOI Ia lbe Nartb mlzl& pool, but u turDed out to IUdl llliDp IIIJ,eJI. and East. 111t Salt LUe QIJ ·• ba more .tsual than oral. Eltlw pauaga will do 00 aood to 11om. I lhtir limo w11 mooopollled by ""Y'• poUUeal futuro. 11 could be pbotograpberl - lhq -.. un· afilll. bowevtr. b7 able to speak Engllsb. 1UCb u IIIIICilq NAACP parlllol. II was' moot disappointing be· Furtbw, the IOVIrDOr Ia aolld17 eauaa I had been looking forward 011 record on civil righto, In 1 to dlacuosln& lila Common Mar1161 televlled appearance tNBCJ ly Helen lottel ket with Mlso Belgium, obleilllllg Romney wu told thalo ''niln MIA Fr.,..., vltw1 of !leo· De ba1 been a lot of lllk o1 ,.,.. S 's Got Somel In1 There tamly less mental strain-than BY DOROTHY KILO EN - Gaulle'a "fll'and dHign," hearlllg church sf!ilistiOD and tho C"''ur r Helen today's actlvity·harassed houseALL an arranger. ollne Swann. MIA Jtaly'l opinion of the lltW BY WIU.IAM P. BARKER vaUve nature of the Jllormo /I'm convmced wife who must belong to r1vel BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Sandra Dee Is In New York Mayor Wagner's pals believe Pl>pt, aDd ao forth. Dlslrlcl Muqer, Marietta Church. Now Ia uu, rJght .; ~hat manufacturers of corn committees AND the PTA Korl Malden, back In the for conferenc~; Wltll 20th Cet; hiS son Bobby Ifill enter poll- I could, of OOIU'It, have Inter· Do you have I maid, cook or wrong? Have lltey tthe cburchl rJb;edles are subsidizing ladies' must chauffeur her kids to a IUnited States after serving as tury·Fox on 'fake Her, She 1 Ucs when he fll'lduates from viewed MIA England, but only 0111 someone elae working ill your tabn 1 posttloo about IDI~ s~ stylists. dozen assorted "whoop-las" a Ja judge at the Berlin Film Festl· Mine." She .may also talk big Harvard · · · · Marla Callll' thing bu ben happenln1 Ill EDgo home? U you do, then you are lion and queatlono of that ~?' lrhat foun~ation garment man· week, PLUS the Utile League; ival, reports, "It's wonderful just, ~eals _with, members of I he most recent YL!ll Ill B e r II n, land recet~tly and I was reluctant an empiO)'er whether you !mow Ro1111111: "I would Ill)' IJial, u!Jclurers are also subSidlzing ;must arrange for appomtments Jbelng an American In Berlin . Cleopatra , gang In Las where she sang at the Deutsch In bring that up. II or not. As an employer, you that 11 wrong. 1 know or ... men IIJIIkers of tight sktrts and close- ,with the orthodontist, the dane· since President ~nnedy'a \'Is· Vegas they re still chattering Opera HDU50, was anything but Feoro Cha,...... Rtoelln are required to fllit a report prGIII'OUlva reiJiion lbatt my owa f?.!mg stretch pants. [lng teacher, the kiddie·bafrdres· 1tt. Anyone who even looks Ulte about the way Buddy Hackett an unqualified success. Crlllea I wa1 afraid oDe of the chaptr· with the Internal Revenue Of. religion. 1 am to.. tha eltmbtalloa 1 Thai maker of the latest in 'ser, the poodle trimmer, the ,an Ameri<lan Is enjOying a ~re-I tangled with a pair of h~cltlers complllined tha~, "~, paulotl oneo mlgbt overbear us and 1e1 ftce every~ months tore- of racial diocl'fmlnlllon. 1 bnt fa~1~i: ~h~~ave some sort of ar· •allergy speciahst, the doctor . •mendous surge of frlendllnlls l durm~ his act ~· Quite a has disappeared and OliO gets the wrong Idea. · port the wagea of any empiO)'· workect for II Itt hOUJJDc aDd .. rl with the ready • who-remove.,.warts, all of from the Gerlll8ll people. lh· lscene. · H~~ Harto the lmprenlon hal bidden So~ was nothing much for ee to whom you have paid cash aU other fleldl linea 1 wtllll to 1 repmter to do but deposH him· WBIOI of $50 or more during Michigan. 1 bavt doctt t ; . l clothing people for exclu. wbich Grandma ignored, or, m1men stopped me on the street j f~rd, ':"ho owns Show mll(l· farewell to art. 1 · use of their materials, and .the case of warts, let the kids to kles me and strangers shook ztne, l~ bou~ht ,another one ' sell on a ebalse longue and watch tho quarter. Ucly and openly. 1 baw 1 Is why Mrs. [)o.jt.yourself imanage themselves with a hotlmy hand and bugged me. l'oe called Bravo. Its a quarter· NBC'a ace newseoster Bob aome 20 of the world's moot Many people think that they before public bodies to ell find the stuff on sale by needle and black·magic. been to diplomatic affalrl where ly dedicated to mu~le · · ·: ·' · · Wllson starts a new financial beautilul YDUll8 worn• parade don't have to report the wageo discrim!naUoo Ia bollllng." ' yard. Grandma may have had to Iactors were rarely guests. The Over. at Metro they re dellgbt· show nelrt month. He'D IDle!' eround Ia powder blue owtm sulll. or their household help It they ""'- Ia ca.,. persons who spend lour stoke up a wood stove, but she Gennana were friendly be- ed With od~anc:e reports on the view celebrltlel - Red Skelton Pity. • only work one day a week, or UPI's national reporter, Rlll'f7 more hours per day before never fought au air condition· fore, but never lUte Ibis." ~~ :::rrii-Cis!re Bloom Hill), alld Gloria Swan9011, for eu , Beauty pageanta continue to less. The leogth Gl time a per- FerjiiSOn, llltervlewed llonlne, TV set seem to have lost a Ins system that quits on Sunday 1 Larry Blyden, In Nice to lllln uotlng. Averaga moo· pie-on bow they became attract large l!l'Owda ill tlda COUD· son works ror you hae no ~· Ia~ autumn. Fersuoon ~ ' d&llre." of their .reasoning abil· !or a TV set with the horizontal "Harry's Girts," collaboratedie'.:'"rs ~eem ~sclnal8d by It, rich. And they'll be lnYIItd to try, but actually they do DG1 pro: lng on your responolblllty Ill thet the rellgloul iloue 11'011 m d1rect rat1o :o t1me spent hold out of whack. with producers Joe stein and' an stu ento para.paychol- give the public Ups on how to vide much of a challetl&• for a make thest reports. U you brltfly In Ronmey• 1 guhernalorl· viewing. Is It the effecl of the AND in addition to built. in , Billy Friedberg in flying 8 huge logy have volunteered glowtngl"ave money .... The Holly· veteran glrl·watcher. pay your household employee al eampalgn. n WBI uoetl8d somehow.' or Is it the ,child labor, Grandma hod the ,Amerlcan flag outside the bulld· lquotes. . , wood fan magazine wrlten bleu When a bird·watcher bas • yen • sum ol $50 or more In cash that Negroes were tneUgtble for t~~el>ey or anythmg which lo ,tfired Girl . And her husband IJng where they were rehears- ' Druggists m Manhattan I Weal iEllzabelh Taylor and Jllcquol· to gaze upon a great racktt-tailod wages during any quarter ot tho Mormoa prielthood and that st:~:<ed to lose use of its fac- ,did her thinking for her: he ing on the 4th of July, The t70's say they're selling more lne Kennedy. 11tey say If 11 drongo or a rufous-browned pep-the calendar year, you must aU llOland pt1'IOIII there!oro ul even too~ care of the money. three also hired a !5-piece band land more lipstick to boys. Their weren't for those two ladlel, per shrike, he does not go to an make a report Ill lllternal fte. were oeeood elau elllaelll. Rom· too many women take Yup, she had 11 pretty good. 1,to play American songs while order sheets Indicate they aoon they'd be starving. ·The ex· a91811. '11111 would be COII!IIdered venue showing the name, IIOClal .., met the 1uu1 prompiiJ and ~anlage of the fact that no wondrr why she died so young' ·~ fireworks celebrated our Ind.. •may lop Greenwich VIllage Countess Peggy Dorelia can be unoporUnc. aecurlty number, and wages appll'tlltiy deolllva1, rerguaoa trusts a woman driver - - H.) ,pendence Day. They figured the !nelghborhoodaln.cosmetlc sal~sllound almost nlgbUy at tbe Hegoeslntotheparborwoodo paid; and send your ahare and ..,.ud, clUng bla ~ lmJII'II' even another woman - and , NOW - on with hte. Jetter : :gesture might not endear them to males · Mtlton Berle s Living Room, where !ltt'l ob- to 109, Mil U.. .w..la In thllr the Employee'a share Gl taxea slvt record 81 . , lldvaat. ef, get away with things which ] .... That the art of bome- .to General de Gaulle at i hIs daughter, Vickie, flew In from vlously the number one faa of naturalllablllll. Spottlllc a red· due for the quArter InvolVed. civil rtgbll. lila 81oocJa1eo c1a1ta us lrustworthy women imaking ha' been confu!led w1th, :moment in ~lslor)' , but lhey ,school at Switzerland to join singer Arthur Todd .. .. . A fa· whiskered bulbul II only fun for Maida, cooks, gardeners, handy· he polled 1 hany -~~~ N.,re our teeth . and reduced to the groveling ·Wl!re determined to have that :him and his entourage at the mous West Side re91uarant, eiOol- a bird·watcher whee II II ICCOIII· men, chaulfeun, and othera who pr<dncta. . weather isn't getting and abased position of a scrul> I touch of home away from home. ,Concord Hotel '· · Broadway. ed lor SUmmer vacat1011, may panled by • of polaoo Ivy. perform houlihold wort ill or .1totnney )las Aid be -w aat than it used .to be : we woman-on her kn-: the finer, The End of an En: lrvlng jltes who know Lenny Bruce ln· never open again. . Pie..,. LttMitil abOut a private home are con- seek lh• Repub1loari pretldentlal have .more stallstlcs now. !hings such as happiness, lov· Bertin is giving up his music Itlmately prediCt he wiD accept A new book olated lor Fall It " mucb tho same with Birl· sidered household or dnmaatlc IIDJDluatiou. Be ltun'l 11lltl lie for kids, potltlces, morals, mg comfort, fll'aclous hospital· publlshin& officea on the eecondla stretch In the Government publication is titled "1964 Min· wstcblng. Ol'ianloed displays of worken. Even bllbyaillerl, who- would reject It II offered. 1111 ity, thoughtful guldtnce, pride floor of 1650 Broadwoy Nobody Hospital '" Lexington, Ky., to lsters' Federal Income T u feminine pulebrltude lake • great thar adult or leenagen, Yiho great.a bandloap II that lllpUJ>. when they talk abouttn cooking, needlework or gar· In Tin Pan Alley ca." remem• take "the cure." They feel he's Guide." <Not even Heaven can deal Df Ute pltuure oul Of tlda eome Ill a private home regu· Ucan prof~ hard thmgs were for Grand·. dening, have been obscured. her a ttme when the magic resigned to It now, m fact may help, fellows.) . .. .. More than ancient pullltle by ra1110Vf1ta the larly to care for eblldren, laD Uoa 1ll01I-lear and rerent hJin • they ltx'get her "helpmg What did the housewife do to Mme wasn't on lhooe w· dow actually welcome an opportun· one or two local beallliea are element of dlance. IIIIo lhll eatecorr. Social seeur- a m1varlck. No p~r!J tirandl ~]~":y:True, she had many cause such a fall from respect ... Mickey Rooney .Is ~~acln: ity lo get professional help. reaping publicity on the Jamea Spollln& a pretty lllrl at a beag. ity tuel muot be paid on the btll they were her that her daughter refuses lo do minor surgery Page Mor· Robert Morse, who expects l.:ofland oil case. Jean Mart.ln ly contest almply lo oo accom· wageo you pay to any of lheaa There weren't the the things for which she was ton the current wife of million· to become a daddy for the sec· (ex·wtle of the aforementioned plllhment at aiL employees If they amount to '" · of "outaide activities" once respected? FROM , air~ William Black has been ond time during the Broadway •mllllonalre Wlltiam Black) Some of the beitlllrl·watchlng $SO cash Cll' IIIOI'tl, OIVOTIDJOINTPmOP take them away now GRANTS PASS, OREGON subpoenaed to appe~ In court run of "How to Succeed," has was featured In the currant 11'DU11<1•ln the world can be found U you ~ve lltVfl' rewrtec1 MIU MA,oN All/1 • IO.year-otd could wash Dear f'GPO: JShe's being sued lor $6 000 by been alerted that the baby is Newsweek treatment blcauaa 111 Waablngtoa. Amobg lba ......, houaehold 'amp1oyeeo lldore, ",U.::" 1nd run a carpet·sweep- Love your letter, bot don't -' - - due in a few days. If it's a girl, abe wu strolllnrt alq5th Ave. favoroblt loealiono~ the~· you can requeat an employer'• :;;-;; ·~-6.:!'"~" 11 -;;::::.:; SIX·year-olds could d u s t, qulle agree with your last para· Inesl·making Instinct out of the he and his cute dancer • wile, in the fifllea. A strange wom. Identification number from Ill' •·--:.uo r • Carole D'Andrew, will name an in a madras dress walked the grades· thq dealre at prlceo ternal Revanue by comqletln8 carried In wood or coal graph The housewife will nev· female. _ H. carried out ashes - clean· Ier forsake the art of bomemak· This column is dedicated to her Robin. If a boy, Christopher up to her slapped her 1n the they ers willina tb pay. Form OASI·31 whleh can be ., - 11 -1 1 up their accompaoylng mese, Iing Perhap8 she follows It •· family living, so 11 you're hav· Charles . Uncle Sam Is con- face, and '"lbat'a for ERS the United Slates, 81 obtained al Social Securll)' :£.,. " "'" - ' "'' etc. - and ate what Grand· 1Iong different lines nowadtys, llng kid trouble or just plain aider1ng a move to take over being 1n that dirty show!" the world a ltadln& produ..,. aDd lllstrlet Oflk!e located at 1)8 ..~::::;r;::::rr:...'1ili...:;: put before them. No short with l•ss emphasis on time-con· ,trouble, let Helen help YOU. ~e old hotels in principal oil· exporter of toaC<O, aupplled Ill Putnam Street, Marietta, Ohio• .,.~- ":· ,':.': ~ cook abel .summg needlework and lnlri· She will al.. welcome your own 1es and renovate them for home- Joe Lavine Dew home from per cent rJ. the nearly 1.7 bllUon You will then be placed 011 the t:~n~from H.: You've go I cale cooking. BUt she likes her amusing experlenceo. Addreos Iless people, mendicants a nd Hollywood where he wu super• poundo of 11lll1l1l1h1fl< taba&!- mailing list of Internal fleveno ~ !, ~ there Maybe Grand· home nevertheless. No amount Helen Batte! In care of 1 h 1 8 transients. The first one will he vlsmJ "T he Carpetqera" eo that moved In "-world 110m· ue llld each quarter they will had leu to do - and cer· of modern hvtng can breed the lnewopaper. tested in Detroit at a cost of a ond found Uneo waillnl to see ,_.., In IIA. send you Form M2 for you to ~ ~ G l • · -- ·- . quarter of a million dollors ·"8 H" at hia new Festival The Unlltd Blltea ranb !bird complete and return 10 lbem. - · Time Alain Delou, the French movie Theatre. He wu 10 carried 'a· the wvrld'a tmportco cl -···-IIado idol, is being tempted to try way he wenl into the Uckel Ahaeco. 'l!le United KI•pltlm, Broadway In a play tiUed booth ond ltarltd aelllna lick· wllb vlrlually oo eo~ pro. "Bobo," to he produced by Car· etl blmself duoliott ill tobacco. ranb flnl. 6000 oL' · w..t Gel'llll117 fiiW -oo. RsoQOCK's 1 ;Helen Help Us! i w SOCIAL SECURITY Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting 1 I 1 !he 1 t., BED~OCK·· SA~T 1$ EA~T~! iA~L."r PALS LET HIM 00 lHE 8uVIN6 Wf.IIL.E TJ.IE"/' DO TJ.IE BAG I'• SLAFPIN6••• r ....-........._...-.......__ MUSLIN you'll experience a Crushed kid lal'lil'rif'SIIoe. Many colors. '1895 l pair, you'll love every Many ofher styles. ; .. ' step! E•nertly fitted. pr1 ce. Mr. an(l Mrs. Chester THE SHOE . ' 80X : 1 ki;;ose visiting over the 4th of July weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn were Mr. Mrs. Vernon Thompson and ROOM SIZE RUGs-DISCOUNTED 9x 12 Latex Back Cotton Loop iiiiiii i HANKS .... • For your support in helping me move some cars from our lot. We apologtze to those people that we were unable to talk to being so. busy Saturday. Hope you :.Viii come back, we sure want to talk With you. Remember . • . . . T~E SALE IS STILL ON! THESE CARS ARE GOING ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WHOLESALE HERE OR GALLIPOLIS l961 lARK (6) · .................. · $1295 Clean and ni('e.1 Economy car. · 1957 CHEVROLET 4 DR. 6 CYL. · · · · · · $895 Jet black. Nice and solid. Standard trans. 1957 PlYMOUTH 4 DOOR .......... $795 Tu tone blue, V8, standard trans. _ · . 1!~? MERCURY 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · ~ $795 J956 F~· V8 - 4 DOOR ...... .. .... $595 at more 1IW'hll - t li1011III llleluda • Aulomallo '. \tlaiis. Healer, slean and nlee . J95$ CHEVJtOl.ET 4 DR. 6 CYL · · : · · · $495 Stotulord trano. . .. . '!. Asst. 9x12 si2:e Cotton Loop Rugs, latex back. Reg. $17 .00 value. Asst. colors, see these fl)r value plus. . NOW $895 d· ' ~- >. i'. '· ·' •. ~~ll(·' ' ~·-A 4;· :,,_ •' '. ' ~ ' ,l .~ ed Felt Base Rugs, asst . patterns. Save now. GILLETTE SUPER BLUE BLADES 00 ea $ Values Up To $1.59 PICNIC BAGS ' ~ $1 .00 - - - - val, 69C SPRAZ 53c PASTE--F's~:i'y 59c 83c COLGATE TOOTH ea. as:tt. colors. See these and save. DECORATED MIET Al INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PAT I 0 TABLES Decorat ed m ~ t a l indoor~ut­ door Patio Tabl es. Reg. 52.00 value at a !le w low, low price. Save now at yuur Bona nza Store. s 57 each $2.69 PLASTIC INSULATED PICNIC JUGS $2.25 Val. Nestles • 14 ounce Big Size Reg. $1.39 value insulated Plcnic Sags, R ~ g . . $2.69 v,1lue insulated Jugs, special purcha~~ shop Pt~r! y, lim itPd quantit.J. PI C I I I C $ 77 KAPOK FILLED ASSORTED "DIXIE" MENS & BOYS SOFA PIUOWS GLOSS FINISH HOUSE MOULDED SOLE WHITE TENNIS $1.19 MT. MIST 81x96 QUILT PAINT OXFORDS BATTS Reg. $3.95 value Dixie Gloss finish House Paint. See this for value at low AND SHOES Reg. $1.19 value, asot. big Kapok filJ. $395 Pilh:nvs. Large flt>lection, bright ed oo]l)rs. Save now. $395 c ea $29$ ' $195 . DOZ. Discount Value! Wide choice of asst. Aluminum Ware, va1ues to $1 .59 in this group, your ehoice at your Bonanza Store. $595 $295 95 FamoUs Wilson Walker$ Cup Golf Balls, save now at this Jow low price at your Bonanza Store. Shop early and save. Reg. $6.95 9xl2 plastic coal· lOCh 36x6 FASHION RITE WASHABLE Window Shades ea. Reg. $1.29 value 311"x6 size washable plastic, green, white. tan. Save now at thia law, low . HARDWOOD CAMP .STOOLS Hafdwood CIUilp StOol uses, lleg. ,1.31 \'lllio, well m1de. Bu~ · dMH now at ;low: &• oount pric_,. ·· ':~·',i 1 DOZEN FOR RUGS ENTERPRISE HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUMWARE Your Choice . tban~ ::ht~h~~ GOLF BALLS HEAlTH & BEAUTY AIDS price. ·Th~ Are ~ly A.Few Of ·Jh~'~anv~uvs YQu'll Fincl . . ' nt· 9x 12 Plastic Coated FELT BASE RUGS $9,94 WILSON "WALKER CUP" REGULAR 75c VALUES FANCY PLASTIC INSULATED WAS c yd THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,JULYll, 12,13 :of Point Pleasant visited Sun•· II !day evening with Mr. Plants' lsister, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ad· ·. Automatic( trans. Ra'dlo and heater. See lt. 1• .. Fam!JU S Hope J\.lm;lin .' RP!f. 29c yd. 36" wid~. Buy sev· era! .vurd s now ;~t this low . and Mrs. Johnie Lewis lighl·on·your.feet and sons of Mason were the feeling, yet wonder· IIScmd••Y evening dinner gu~sts fully restful, comlorl· Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush ing support! Try a Mrs. Annie Fry. Slyle 24116. and ENOUC:o~'S ENOU(;~, PAL! TIM~ TO (;O! WE GIVE BIG . 1956 .UI.(K 4 DR. HARDTOP · · · · · · · · $695 . m the prevloua year. 'fttla ...... ...llllp lontb r.. ltma · bew btots. ~blal, aDd . . reflected bt part, the l8lftC'Y oald. llltuce. ' lied the lower · than· IIJU81 quallly Other foods ot1 !be AIIIUII lilt WASHINGTON tUPII-The Ag· of the llllll! O.......,ed erop, of plentilulo . . wo.....eto.' rlentturo Department hae ..tJ. ERS o;Umlllo(l aboul 11 m!l1loa peanut buttor and ......... mated u . S. experto of una manu· pounds of tobac<o were oxp<Witd Bllad ollt. · · raaured tobacoo for the yoar under various .&........mettl ~ onded JuDe iiO totaled aboUt ,.,., gram~ calling for aaleo lor fnr· MONTREAL (UPII .. 1' b 1 million pounds, down 10 per t!Otll elgn CUI'I'fnqy, batlet 1« otr'ate> l•ternattonal Alt . 'l'hlllport from~ 1961-62. , glc materials, and .IJiea an4er aoclatlon reporta .that a hillThe Department • Economic long-teHii credit ~· year survey IIIOWI ·41 per eent Research S4ii'VIee t!RSI said ••· 'l!le Apney eald u.s.~ of air P-.ei's ll'aftl1~; · . nual exporto In the 111151~ period expo;ta In eale~ lilt are 2t per ceo~ tmli tirHb · 011e av.raged 41'1 mllllon pounds. likely to lhow i6lne 'pin "!)VOl' olhet (IOI'I!Jii'~ pet eliit wf1b The 18U-a exports of Duo • 1118!, proY)diJI#• ~ .IJIJI . flue. two or mm, 1 jJer eel w.ttb cured, tllf principal export ct .... cur1!11 erop 11 ill ~~life gt11l- three other• inti i • . <*It were atimated to be dowo a 1itr ODd lG<elp burin c., obllilt wllb four til' _ . .: ~. c Shoes . 1'111. 011. B~ GAYLOIID P. OODWIN c i' yoot 'i'; •- II< g. tJ' • . VI-Jon Toiletries OrScholl's wt~eloblel Fod• aupply CASES c I ~ ....": ::."'"" llbly wpllblel SUmmer to be found In c FABRICS ltetDI 011 the Dapareo ment'a Ulll .of pletllllul foodl fGr Raw Tobacco Exports Down 10 Per Cent From In1963 .. DUTTON DRUG CO. GLASSWARE, Choice Foa~UretJ On The Form Front ill M.ASON I -""= -~- .~:: =:.,:-.;:.. :::;,r•· ~ =-=r,.C: ., "':'Ji" BERH r.~. WUHL· o :"'OIIfl r: New Furniture u.; = ---iiiOii 3 ROOMS II_...,. \'It ..,_.,•=wf':;." • ~ ...1J! .:.m u...U.. "=. \.':":;, ~. u..... 'Adkb.'. Oak Grove Socl.al News ftll DAllY SBniNI ~roameol, =s:"y=\'lal': •ud· Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 10, 1963·3 and Mrs. Annie Fry spent the family of Mlamlsburr, 0., Mr. aloe. Rev. John JoonhQwer 111r and Mrs c E Fry Is- HOUSTON (UPI •.,iilot 800 ~th ol July witb Mro. Roush 's Mrs. · WUIIam Van · Meler dSQibter Sharon· ilao Caned 00 lb!d ·with titek- ·· ,a loo ol N "-·\_-::-. Char· oil major PI _ Rickard Friday afternoon. brother ..nd lamlly Mr. and amlly of tho Rtck' . . . - ·"'" ..,. · · ew ...cwwu became btl eap!UI'eOl lbo . - _,.... Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkintt Mts. Howard Roush and Mr. Stanley ol New Utile eveaJD&, wife, Mr. aDd Mrl. Jimmie ,., I:the;;;;;;;;flrst---lefth---an..d-•r_ev.,.;;er~to-'lil;i;n~Hou~sl;i;on;;;;i:l)ll~·~le;.. ' 100 of New Haven spenl Friday of the Vtrnorr community viaited his lister Mro and Mr Am of Middleport and and ~• lr with Mrs. Adklna' brolher Ern- Mr. aod Mra. Jolut . Hoffman W~:r .r: llaturda~· Withy Mr IIIII II 1 MrHa. 11111 i.lra. Joi\R Fry. New ..t and sister Twlla. and daughters of ' .• .r • ven. Mrs. Beulah Rickard visited Saturday ~lll!rnoon with Calltag) on Mr. and Mrs. HI>' EdMr~Mable E. Roush 11 Mr. and Mrs. Waller Friend - - - - - - - - - - Thursday morning with Mr. and Grandstaff 1 . father and Rayburn Sunday were Mf. spending 801110 lime with Mrs of Letart bonoretl l!teir Mr. and Mrs. J>allss Glbbo, Mrs. C. E. Fry. Mr. and Mra.- Ives King. 1 Mro. Lnter Adkins, Mra. Nora Adkins. · 1!011, Joe llrlmm 11111 Mlaa. Mair· ll Jamce and Denv'\" aDd Mr . •and The youth of the Oak Grave Mr. and Mrs. Dallns Gibbs, · .Rogers atjd tlttu8hten, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher tha Thompson with a blrt:bdliY II Mrs. Elson Long and son of E. U. B. church met at the Janice and Denver aDd Mr. Vtoa McDermitt rl: West ~ Point Pleawtt visited Mon- dinner Sunday. 1'hole, B:oad Run ylslted Monday eve. churoh Tuesday evening with Mn. Elaol! Long and son Miss Garnet Aten, day evening wllb Mr. and Mrs. )Dg were Mr. Ray Friend of llli· nmg with Mr. Gibbs' parenll, their parents for a cookout and Broad Run and Mr. and Miss Elaine McKenney of !ired M Roush and Mrs Annie nois Mr Roy •Friend M 11 Mr. and Mrs. Dwlgh! Glbbo. picnic to end their Bible school. Tobey Myers were the Fry. · · Tbompson, Miss June Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush jThey al~o met Friday night for of Mr. and Mrs. DNlgbl Mr. Virgil Adkins, Mr. and ·Mrs. Ma Planta 1 tit the Ann Friend, Mrs, Maryy ~:::: 11 lefl Tuesday for Akron, 0., their B1ble School program, to July 4lh. Lester AdkWJs, Mrs. Erell ast we k ~ith' h · 8 ~ Mrs and children Walter F where they wlll visit Mrs. show what they hod learned · Mra. Atlle Hoffman and Rev. John lcenhoW· Clara Bell 'carol Carl ao 1 :dk' whe\ un~ Ro"sh'eo son and famlly, and display their crafts. Those her mother Mrs. Nora an~ Sharon called OD Mr. but :~pr t ~·~limen Joe and the host 'and hostess Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Blessing; attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Fry Sunday ev~ Mr .~v ~ a Stanle Acik· Mr.' and Mrs Walter Friettd ' Jr. Mike and CUokie Blessing James Keefer and daugbte~, Mr · and Mrs. John ning. · s. Y . tn8 • ' who has been spending their Mrs. Mary Louise Keefer and King and Mr. and Mrs. Zetta Master Donnie and B lilt e of New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James Keeter and Mr. 'V'llcalion with their fll'andpar· daughters, Mrs. Holtice Thomp- and baby of Greenbank, W. Va. Thompson . of Miamisburg, .{), Lester _Adlnns spent '!"'~ and Mrs .. ~car Grimm and ents returned to their home in son, Martha, Alberta and Vir· vl~lted Mr. King's father ~nd are spending a week vL!lting : y ~th Mrdk~ mother, daughter VISited Mr. and Mrs. Akror with the Roushes. • ginia, Mr. and MI;S. Leonard wile Mr. lind Mrs. lves King their grandparents, Mr. and ' · ora A · Curtis Rickard Monday. The chores of an aver· Mr. and Mrs. James Keeler Roosh and family, Mr~. Amy Saturday. Mrs. HoiWird Rayburn. . age day should not cheat you of the enjoy· 1nd Paula spent Sunday after· Boston. Mrs. Ester Whitmer, Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Homer DooUI· noon in Cheshire, 0. visiting Mrs. Mildred Thompson and g~esb of Mr. a.nd Mrs. of Point Pleasant visited the ment of dining and relaxing with your With Mrs. Keeler's parents, lllr. Toney. Mrs. Rena Bonecutter G1bbs ""e lhetr son, Mr. of July with Mr. and Mrs. lnd Mrs. Raymond Fife. . and Christie, Mrs. Mary las Gibbs and Mr. Elson Long Howard Rayburn, family. Recurring dinnertime doldrums Mr. nod Mrs. Walter Whit· Grimm and children, Mr. and of Broad Run. Visiting over the 4th of July may be a symplon of physical disorder. mer of Ashland, o, and Mr . Mrs. Albert Boston, Mrs. Na· Sundav dmner guests of Mr. with )>lr. and Mrs. Lester AtJ.. ond Mrs. Robert Mumow and omi Yeager and daughters, and Mrs. Harry Thompson were Mr. and Mrs, Millard ONLY ~99 Let your doctor decide, and let us help you sons Gary and Tommie of Co. 1 Mrs. Erell Adkins, Mrs. Nellie were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Jack abide by bis decision. lumbus, 0 . spent the. past Adkins. Mrs. Ethel Rayburn, Whitmer of Ashland, 0 ., Mr. Knightspent and Patty and Mr. weekend with Mrs. Wh1tmers' ,1 Miss Bonnie Jean Rayburn, and Mrs. Robert Mumaw, Gary and Mrs. Frank Williams, all parenls" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Lucy Cullen and sons, and Tommie of Columbus, 0 ., of Columbus, 0., and M ro. 'l'~ompson . Mrs. Alice Randolph and daugh· and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nancy Smith of Point Pleastlllt. Mrs. Blanch Yeager attended tef' and Mrs. Garnet Chapman. Thompson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Hart FURNitURE CO. the family reunion of the Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Rick· Master Roger and Larry of Mason· visited Mr. Hart's MASON. W. VA. Roushes at the cottage of her ard of Columbus, 0 .. is spend· Keefer spent. Thursday night uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport brother, M{. Walton Roush at ing their vacatlm, with their •and Frtday With Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rickard aud aunt, Mrs. Buckeye Lake at Columbus aunt, Mrs. Blanch Van Schoyck iJames Keefer and Paula. Blanch Van Schoyck Sundty ev.,. Sunday. Her brother and wife, and uncle and . wife, Mr. and ~ Mr. and Mrs . Russell HoffMr. and Mrs. Ray Roush, Mrs . Curtis Rickard. man were In Huntington Satur· 42x36 WHITE DISCOUNT SALE! ASSORTED daughter and family Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkins dav shopp~g. . DISCOUNT SALE! Mrs. Andy Cross, Eddie and of New Haven visited Monday . Mr. Dam~! Weigand of Hunt· COTTON MUSLIN 1000 YARDS 59c Paul nephews and families, afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. mglon VISited Tuesdty alter· Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roush and curtis Rickard and Mrs. tiOon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred FINE PRINT PILLOW Wide asst. of fancy Glassware. Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs .. Ke-n- Blanch Van Schoyck . ·M. Roush and Mrs. Annie Fry. Values to 29c in this group. ea net~ Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. Ar· Mr9. Harold Love of Chesa· Mrs. Taylor Fridley and Mrs. Cboice this group, low, low price. nett Roush all aceompanled iP.,ake, o ., spent the past week Lona Jones of Point Pleasant Mrs. Yeager to the reunion . jwith her sisteF- and husband. v1s1ted Tuesday evenmg wtth 1 Values to 59e yd. in this group Reg. 49c snowy whit-e 1,2x31 Mrs. Sue Robinette and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins. Mr ..~nd Mrs. Russell Ho!fman. D~ip dries, fancy cottons, :i6'; DISCOUNT SALE! LARGE SIZE Pi llow Cases, cotton muslin, and Mrs. Arch Roush were Mrs. Adkins has been confined 1 Mms Sandra and Mr. J1mm1e Wide, fast colors. Save now at buy sever al now at tltil shopping in Pl. Pleasant Fri· to her home by Illness, but re. , Thompson from Miamisburg, 0 . your Bonanza Store. discount pri ce . day afternoon. ported as improving at this Vlstted Sunday afternoon w1th Mrs. Beulah Rickard called time. :Mrs. Nora Adkins. Asst. Vi.Jon To.iletries at a new on Mr. Ernest and Miss Twlla Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush 1 Rev. and Mrs. John Icenhow· low low price, wide selection, ea ..;....:,..:_;;.:;,;~:._.:.;.:;;;_::,..:.:::,-: . ·~ er and family spent lhe past see these and save now at only yd Iweek with Mr. and Mrs. Terry ea 1 Roush and sons of Kingston, II· iinois. While there they attend· 1 ed the church with t)!e Roushes enjoyed a picnic at Kirk· "HOPE" & BEAUCREST I land, Illinois with the Roushes 36 IN. BLEACHED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark' family. Mr. Roush and Mr. Walking for miles or l l ~l::~:~;w:~ere formerly !rom West standing for hours , , . I! oraant.., ] .. ' Reports From _The Capitol There was an uncommon lot of bangin' of firecrack· ews In Pomeroy·Middleport on July fourth, CODiidering MIUng tbem to individuals is contrary to wtsbes of the blo General Assembly. A straneer in Obio for \be day uld have been sure to ask, "How come you don't bal'e 1 W· l&alnst firecracker? Or look at it aanother way. Back in those good old d ya of prohibition that law was so disreearded there ~y a1 wellllave been no law atai'. Js Ohio's firecracker liw coming to tile same standard of respect? t'a easy to blame youngsters f allootlng firecrackers by clgaret, utended that hand k slll8 them off with the state· , outside the car door, hop)J18 for ment, "They'll get 'em an opportunity to drop It among o~ehow, anyway." the conversing fll'OUp. At the ll'hal'l not true. Firecrackers 1same time he turned to anolh· aten't like bootleg whiskey. ,er youth in the rear seat .uk· Places of business selling IIJ'e. lng for a match to 118ht the "*'ckers are eaay to locate. firecracker. • '!'bey aren't hidden under At that moment off went the spreading elms In deep hollows firecracker, havlna been accJ. back In our hills. dentally llghted by the clgaret. 1 Fortunately, no Pomeroy or 1"Because it WBI a 1 m all Middleport youngster lost 1 'cracker, no fingers were loot. fi,ger , eye, or hand. A 12-year· However, the hand that held oljl Racine boy lost an eye In the firecracker was numb for 0 (firecracker) powder explos· several days. ..., the details of which , .. : That little account Is a per· njaln clouded. ,feet erample of the dangers of We know a young man who firecrackers and illustrates a few years ago as a high graphically the reason for the sqhool boy was riding In a car Ohio law banning their sale. aJiloklng a clgaret with some Too, II Ia one more case of small firecrackers In his pock· •, Americans having so many et. "Don't Do This" laws t h • y 'The party In the car otop- , tend to Ignore all taw•. ptd to talk to several friends. I Let's either enforce I h I • '!1>e boy with the flrecrackero law, or repeal il. Thi• last tOok one out of his pocket, lfourth of July, It wasn't much Jl!ll It In the hand with the force. i ' .... ·$1· discount early. s pr1ces. Shop 99 GALLON Reg . $ 1.19 f::~ mo us Mt. 81:-< 96 · Qu ill Halt s Mens and Boys Reg. $3.00 1\!o ulded !!Ole white Tenni;: O x forUs dn d &hoes. Save now, price. low d1 scu unt 99 pair fi nl~ lt . buy several' now thi s low pri ce. I �J .J I ' •' ' • ..r----.---...,..-1 ¥r. ' Willie Mays Sets Two Records As· Nationals· Win·.·...All-Star Game· 5~·1 ~ Giant Star Hero As Yankee Players Ar~ Termed 'Goats' ~ The Daily Sentinel I CLEVELAND, Ohio CUPJ) -l righC play," Houk Mid later In n The 34th A1l·St.8f game proved the dressing room , Ulf ~ had !J l llttlf or nothing, except that Wil· missed the runnor at home, It • ; ' ,; ' • OPEN8 FUND PRIVE • DETROrr •VPII -A_half· lion-dollar fund raising eampa!' .... opened tuesday by ljJe ,00. trolt Olympic committee to fj. nquce ill bid for the 19118 g;ma at' the International Olyin~ ~ Committee meeting In natrdil, . Kenya. sept. JH Lyons, P'rauce: . Buen~ Aires and Mexico CllJ two. Bu~e.tte walked four . . are eompeting w1th Detroit for By R!nnmg, the PJmerur Tlge~s will now face the Maddle- the event. po t Yanks Monday at '? :30: !J1e ~ournament enters I t s NAMF.S RACING CHIEF thn·d ~aght of play at 6:30 t~ LANSING. Mich <tJPll - Befi'J day With ~he W. Va . ~alleab e Beaman. a ret iffll Jackson, ~ron me~tmg the ~acme Reds l Mich. manufacturPr, was named ln the _rust game , _ Cente~llle l d~ b Go" G£>orge Romney of Gallla Count~ gomg agamsl Toot Y Y 1 Pt. Pleasant Da1ryland at 7:30, to beild the state rac111g ('OMM sand the Ptlrneroy Dodgers rae· I sion. feaman, n. repla•., Edgar mg t~e Galhpolls White Sox In Hayes as romm 1ssioner of Michithe fmal game at 8·30. gan Oat and har~s racmg aetivitles effecth·e Aug. IS. Middlepl)rt, Po~J~eroy, Pl P''easa If t ln nr;,:·ns "' ~ • (\I lie Mays, even 11t .271, well m.ay t be the greatest star or them all. :"I He batted in what proved to , mighl have 'ope1;1ed q,e way £or a ' · "" big rally rt was only the fifth The Middleport Senators, P~ mning and we (!(Juldn't afford t.o meroy Tiger.., and Fruth's l f be the winning run, set two All- gamble on that play. We had on- Pharmacy of Pt. Peasant emer1 Sler records and tied another asl ly been to bat £our times at that ged victorious Tuesday night ~ he Jed the National League to a point." · in Ule second evening of com· W I : 2" A¥,;.,**""' 53 triwnph overthe American I Fall To &oh! petition in the Kyger Creek Lit· . . L eague beCore 44,160 fans m As it turned out, the J\merican tie League Tournament. 1 1 1 63 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy· Middleport. 0 · Ju Y 0• -~~ : Cleveland 's Municipal Stadium. Leaguers might just as well havt> The Middleport senators edg~ "tC); '--''l2HW'IIi11JZ2EC Vr' --~ 7 CI':''"r'""'f7"f.~'rw-~':'f' It was a gold -star performance given up thetr next five times at ed the Racine Yanks 8-4 in the i in what was a lack-lustre game. bat F'or first Ray Culp of the lid-lifter Frull'n stomped the two more Jn the second, and were leading s.o. before the Red Sox SC<?red the1r only three runs in t~e bottom of the third frame . The three tames ~arne when D. Lewis opened with a walk, B. Lewp also walked, R. Roush walked to load the bases ~ith one out, and then B. Pnddy Mays sa\'ed It from being rou- Philadelphia Phillie.-;, then Hal Middle~rt Red Sox 8--3 in the plated all three runners with a ttne. WoodeshJck of the Houston COlts second contest, and the Pome- long double. The only other hit And while he was the hero, it and Drysdale turned them back roy Tigers nipped the Pt. Plea· given up by winning pitcher was manager Ralph Houck's own without a score . sant Kiwanis team 5-3 in the Mike Marnhout was a first inn~ By John Teaford players from his mighty New Mays helped. He went agamst nightcap. ing triple to B. Lewis. Golf Professional York Yankees who turned out to the w1re renee in centerfiekL to FIRST GAME Marnhout permitted just the PURCHASE PITCIIER , ., 'T*'' ~p~ -~ '* 1Je the goats. Bobby Richardson, take an extra-base hit awa~ from A seventh inning rally in two hits, struck out 12, walked CLEVELAND IUPi l -Pitcher lANNA ON TOUR 1 £1Jl''l~ ,~J~es;~il1~:h;h alre':~~~~~;e J C~S· i; "ih,..e''~TI~ui~ Jus usually flawless fielding t~e un~ort.unate Pepitone 10 the which R. Gilkey and T. Haw· six, and hit an amazing total Moeller purchased Tues-1 HOLLYWOOD {UPl) _Anna dle of another golfing season. Early mornmg play seems ond baseman, messed u.p a play eJghth mnmg. . ley struck _the key blows pow· of four batters, as he constant- day by the Washington Senators IMarie Alberghetti ' Plans to go to be the most o ular time for most players, although that eventually resulledm settlog Before that he had . . ered the Middleport Senators to I) had,~ Sox runners on the from the Hawaii club of the Pa· r· on an overseas personal appear. .t pt PI st 36 holes per day and tlf course up a firth mmng run which turned I -Stolen set.'und In the sP.COnd m- a dose 6-4 decision over t h e base PU\{.1~· t tartlng this Fall sohmte mst_s on J. eaf th hottest hours oul lo be the difference. ning after getting oo .with a walk Racine Yanks Taking the loss for Mjddle- cific Coast League. The Senators a~ce.!. our _s__ . .0 t a With reqmres some e · · p · t b k his II St t len base · t R R h h 'I f ed · fi elde J ack Kennedy the play and practice expenence <.f the past And If was Joe epltone. an· I o rea a . ar so With the score deadlocked por was . . ous , w o perml. op Jon m r I months most players should have their game in top con-Iother flashy f1eld .£>r who let \hal record of ~ree. Later he was to at i-4 going Into the seventh ted Dln_e hats and struck out 12. to the Islanders to make room dition. If ther e are still trouble spots or kmks m the run score. I steal hJS second base of the game, inning, the Senators sc<>red Leadmg the Fruth attack for Moeller. s ing the only alternatil'e is help from a quah!ted golf S.rleo N•ar Even and a _new record fifth Jn the their two winning runs in the was Pete Sommemlle w I t h ed ~fessional. LeEsons are helpful in many ways, and you 11 was a game wh1ch brought compellt1on . top of thai frame when David· thre~ hits while Ma~:11Lout help. Beautifully Launder Pet more out of the game. A sour game is ac-cepted by the Nalmnal Lengu@ to \~lthm one - Soored two runs to ~~st his son led off with a single, Gil· ed hiS own cause With two bm- GARDEN BOUT ON TV .' I end Finished g ost eo le for a time, then they expect more constsVK'fory of bemg even with its n A _ II-Stnr record tn _ Is. Wtllle talkey slammed a double, K. Vangles. . .. , . NEW YORK WPD Stanley m P are easily disgusted with the whol_e game, val c1rcu1t 111 th1s competition U-" tenc .PThey ....." . h1s 14th. run m the second Inw~gen !Singled and then Haw· The wm puts F ruth s agamst tKittenl Haward of Philadelphia, euh Yi.ally ll•hen some other beginner is nnprovmg lapv,hl(·h goes bark :JO years-and mmng and hJs 15th m the followley poked a aouble that chased the Pomeroy Redlegs Saturday who has lost only one o~ h18 CUfigbhts, ec esp , h .. th · , f ~ e . t . has been matched w1t an $ ldly both in scoring and general knowledge of the game . I w lch sav. amnng ot 11 f'r mgs mg r~ m .' . . across Gilkey with the Sixth •a 8 . 30 . J S bl ~ televi 'Pd 10· few oints sug~The pitcher who ga\·e up the - Got Ius 2oth ~,t, a. smgle .'" run . Davidson had scored ear- l THIRD GAME ose ta e or a s ·r Here are a . k k . 1and out to the hands. most runs a nd most hJts-La ny tJ 1e th1rd~tymg h1m wath Mus1al lr G'lk , d bl I With the score tied at 3_3 af- round welterweight bout at Mad1-~ Leunders-Dry Cle•ntrl a:ested for a qutc . c up . I SWING Ja~k son o[ the O;bs~l~ing the for the most hlfs by any player If'~ o~ I ~~ e , six ftmings, the Pomeroy son Square Garden Aug. 3. Stable Pomeroy WY 2·5421 THF. GRIP ~ A swing must be built. Yu wmner as the Nallonal League in All-Star ('()mpetition-although . mos ey, e . 'Tigers eliminated Pt Pleasant haS' a 20·2-1 record. 1, work on one part 0f 'tl won ts 16th · ga me agamst 17 ril'· , he 1.s luttmg only .271 for the dpitcher, set h the Racm£· 1team · runs in rOiiiiiii;o,;;;....;._..-....-...===~ Regardless of wha t ty pe of 1Can on~ b Kiwanis by scoring two 1 ing check to • t a tame Though other parts own on a arm 1ess smg e Y gr1p you are us • a · f.,.at s in what I!' b1lled a!' one of G1ant ,; . Rick Cadle In the bottom of the the top of. the, seventh inning on make sure tha t you are return· are not workmg smoothly, make baseba ll's top f'vfn ts th to t th in two hth'1" 1 W~l~. 8n error, and 1 '' I don 't pay no attention to ing the club face square to the sure to advance to another step r - The pih'her wh() pit chPfl tile rermds," said Mav..;; "I just play seven ge e ;It . t t h a hit batsman with the walk target at the impact point, or I only when you are positive the lbPst- except for a base on bJilsll thr- ~nm t•. t lik~ to win these key gav~ up~e~en sd o Ike: and hit batter 'proving the when the dub head hits the last method Js muscle memory nnd that error by Rlchardo:; on-- gmn r" I hOJ"1e I'll play in !00 ~anks,_ ann ne, an wa_ ed ference, ball. Any other position of th~ land doesn't requ ire concentra· ! wa.o:; the loser That would hfl JimI nwrr " sa_x Hlshteamn~ahtesh 't battck k Losing. pitcher Keith Biggs · posrtaon · spen5 trou- t1on on every sh0t · The bes t 1 Bunning the · ri~o:h l · handPr or the ' II<> . s only 32. , h1m w11 an e1g t· 1 a ac , face at this . . nd · 1 gave up back-to-back singles to r·d · ·· t0 have your swm ' gl Detroit 'Tigers, who suffrr<>d lds 1 mcludmgadoubfea trape Bob Bui-de~te , ble, un Iess you are wllade I ea Is · and panny Al>hollt ,. vanced in playing fades , pushes, grooved so that the only thought I first All -Star dde!lt by Hawley, a pair of sln~l~s with 'one ~ o~C In the seventh hooks, slices and so forth . 'in mind while addressing the I .:_Asupe. rb two inninos oi el utrh I AT I. STARS by VanlnwabgonDe, p usk a trhlip e h en D i x o n fann'oo bui 1 · .•. d d' · and smgle y rnos ey m• I STANCE . ba I Is ul slance an trectl~n pilchmg- thc t'Jghth antl nmth w · • Swatzei was sate on ap error, The stancf:' basically Is sup- and certamly no thought 10 I nings-by fasl-ball side wheel£>r selL£. . It h T D dd'l and F..ddie Abbott walked scor· f 1 g mind of not being able to hit osmg P c er om l e ·1 · , • · ' I d b )flsed to e c ose or on . : Don Drysdale of the r,,~ Angeles allowed ei ht hits whifled sevAng Bli' aelle. 'l'!ogef Abbott was' 15 11 shots and advanced or slight- the ball off the ground. Here 1Dodgers ~ ' then '1' t·t ~y ~ ~e 'p1tcher to force ' de•I ea t m · the fJrs t 5tep 1'f th 18 - The · IJttiPst · . en ' and didn't walk a batter. in Danny n ly open for shorter shots. guv on e1ther team Abbott with the sec' t 11 .t 1 h · tak · Each team completed one douIThe f'losed stance ac ua Y mtn a. approac ~s . . ~n ble Ia durin the contest but run of the il}ning for a 5-3 1oollect mg the longest hit. a dou· -l..ts the left hlp closer to the Section II · Def1mt10ns ( Ad- ble bv Albie Pearson !he fine P Y. g · . ' . lead "" d h d · th b II) · ' ' the Racme team committed f1ve · .. , . b~H and helps kP.ep ow,n ~ e ressmg e a " cente1 fu:>Jder of the Los Angelrs rr In the bOttom of the seventh, 1 ; ' common tendency of swmgmg A player has addressed the Angels. cos~ Y er u _s. . hurler Larry f~om outside the line of flight, ball" when he has taken hJs - A game in which National pedf•or ~~~me, .K. J Thets~ set the Klwantans down in or· I af ross . stance by placing his feet on League All-Sta r manager AI Dark C dlouhad reetr~~~ges da~ · to eliminate the Pt PleasAdvancing the left hip helps the ground m position for, and o( the San Francisco Giants a e a lP e an wo sm- clnt team . r+,strict the cut across actlon preparatory to, making a I made good his P''e-game claim gl~ to ~ea1 thet~t.a~.. ddl rt '' Burdett~ gave up only four " n a player tries to really stroke, and has also grounded "we'll win". It 1111~ bis 1Aib "- Y wmn n,, d' Mepo hits two' of them to K e 1t h _, ' th t · ha· · .,.,nators now play Re 's eats · • and two more to J o h n . t h I b T h h m out a long s ot. e Is c u , excep a ma Star re('()rd .. s a m_.nager. 1-o · JS when Izan1 a ,P,1ayer has " add ressed , completmg o new All-Stat ryc le- " of Pt· Pleasant Saturday at · , Biggs took the Joss after Day Ph. WY 2-2196 Night Ph. WY 2-3820 s ' IJare stance IwhJch 1 6 30 '· 11 h h h t k The)''re my c~fatbers." h t reel are at equal ~lstance s 1 t .e ,..,a w en e as a en fm;l ns a player, then as a roru·h · · on to relieve f m the ball or the mtended I~IS stance preparatory to mak· and fmally as a manabrt-l'. i SECOND GAME pitcher Chris Icard in the.. sev1 e of night) lS a happy rnedl· mg • stroke Big lttaing Fmth's Phai'm'!CY scored runs in the first inning on rnur I"''"" inning, h slance for players w~ Tlmre wa~ what turned out to htts and an error and t h en For thft-. Tigers, who had ve a little of bothdtypes 'do 1he that hlg fifth - the innmg that ' coasted to an 8-3 victory swa12el had two singles Phone WY 2·2196 . ion . !nSJde out an outsl e I produced the "gJ[i '' uneuJ ned ' le.>d the attack. the Middleport Rtd Sox. ' run . ' The Pt PI s nt team IJJ."nf':I ••The l"imJJn& .. 'I'»• ' Wafker hP. open stan~e is for short Hunning was pitching and thr . ea a !he ..cem•.· ·. ~n - <n' the seventh. So. Third Ave. Mlddlepoyt 1 ed off with four runs, a .. •f.....- ~ Is and the stroke Is rna de I • senre wos 3 3 when Tommy Da ' Burdette fanned 12, Walker stly With arms and hands I vi.-; uf Uw. Los Angel~ Dodger!'i , • ~!most no body mo~ement I led nfl WJth a Mik. After ll ank ' Twenty • two walks weren't I Browns ?btam Back ptvot . W1th the Ie. t root ' Aaron ol the Mliwnukee Braves Ienough free passes for th,, FroiD Chicago Bears thdrawn (or the open stance) 8 dd M betl -th . rtied out, St Louis Cardinal first Pomeroy Yankees 10 down the CLEVELA!\jD mPn i ' tak~s the restriction. of the 1 jou~ne:manoorep: n y ~:tchae~ , baseman _Bill While hit a ground , Jets Tuesday evening in Porn- Cleveland Brow~s .. today t side out or the \l.ay ~nd Ishortstop, thirdsacker , and out· I ball to third baseman Frank Mal-leroy Boys League play. nounced the acqul!llhon of ns the. door for, a mce ]fielder, turned pltr.her Tues-l ;oxme nt the Boston Red Sox Despite wild pitching, the Jets sive halfback Don Mullins I ooth swmg from the waist up lday at Middleport to beat the I Malzonf:' , off balancE',_ r·rned a managed to eke out a 15-14 win. the CJ!icago Bears. ~~""'"%~Wt'il'il'l!ltit....,.,&;:r~.,... !Syracuse Pony baseball team ' throw to second an~ Richardson. A seven run rally by the Yank- Mullins. noted for fine tackling, ;r~-... . who had been pl aymg deep w1th . h · h ped b h ood """" d 1s e pected to · ~. NEW YORK (UPI)-Cassius 11-2 with a neal two-hit per· Y asg s_.,....... an x . 1 f h ded h 1 I· 1 ees m t e s1xt was stop 3 wltb formance. e t· an I tier. atl lie Pate . .Jet moundsman 'Tim Glaze bebattle for the spot once occupaed 8 ay Will he Presented 1 appeared to be a hit e late CO\' · b lhe !at Do 'rJ · Ullon-dollar ••take it hr leave \ Moore had a perfE!ct game , . h b ~h h 11 h d 1fore thP.y had slolen away the: y e n • emm1ng. . h h r· . . h f'rmg t e ase. • e a ounce I d lives at Houston Tex ., offer today to m e e t gomg t roug tve mnmgs. t en off Richardson's Jove and rollt'd ea . ' ' tavywefght champion s..nny walked the thtrd man up m the . t " -ld gD . . 1 Kenny Engllsh, Jet starter, Head coach Blanton Collier said , lston at Philadelphia Stad- top of the sixth. . __, 1o fan 12 u1e Browns .,save up a future· draft However, mto h' cen er ru- ' av1s racmg o an d Gl aze, com b'mru 11 •a George Donovan greeted him t d . 1batters while issuing the 22 ehoi~ for Mullins, a two-yr...ar m Se PI· '"'' · "The ball was r1ght on the bag 1 e1e The offer wfll be made by w1th a double leading off the 11 s1lOU ld have had 11,.. sa1'd Rtch.- walks 1 · Yankee pltchers Robm iilleariiiiiiii•iiiviiiiiiiiiraniiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil d Lo · V gh NikJn. a Chester, Pa., bu~- seventh , and Bob Grueser, af· \ anlson He accepted the stigma Ph a 1 n an rmg au 81\ p ./'1t4 GE I _j! M I H00ks 'n s1•Ices I or q ,.,,.,., sec- Roc 1 wa§' r- S-H-IR-TS-· I I I I1 I 25C I ROBINSON' l I I 1 I e:!; I I I 1 I 24 HOUR TOWING I I 1 • ' 1 1 . ' KEITH GOBLE FORD Jets. Issue 22 I Moore w J"ns 1 Free Passes, w·In Anyway II 20Ver Syracuse Cluh . I DIRECT I 1 n:m~~::!.sbr:~~~:f J:~: ~~r o~ik:in~~=~":uth~oo~:o~~~ I fbor the ~merdidcatn Letoagtuh·, ldefleat ~~~e sl~~ckfo.:t :e~:~. , , • ecause, m a 11on a Pay, Gl b' h' SHIPME ,.,....NYLON· TIRE BARGAINS CAUGHT ball~; on f th ...ed to meet here today ned Schaffer • walked Soule, he groun ded m1o do ubl e pays aze . was htg 1tter or ed 1 . J ' x· lib Bill Faversham, bead of then fanned 1\nopp, to end tf. I bnth times he was al hat ets With a orne run an ~,.. . e 11-man grnup .tuidtag the Middleport didn't knOC::k the I Then young Pepitone came into two singl~s . Jeff Werry . slam· . destiny of Clay. covers off any baseballs eJghter. thf spotlight med a tnple _and two ~mgles , Bob NJlon revealed in Phil- ~ob Grueser worked three m- llr S<'OOpcll up a gmund ball Eng\lsh two smgles and Max , ~ lldelpbia Tuesday night the nmgs Donovan two, and Jen- 1 1 b M· . d 1 1 ked f'k Folmer, Chuck Hannahs and I , 11 v ays .m 1 oo 1 e Sk' Lo · 1 ' ~ ~ etl!lb: of the offer, which kms . two .. bold!ng the winners he v.~uld ha ve had DavJs out by 1p ~an, each a smg e. "· esumably rest on Liston re- to s1x h1ts, smgles b~ Mark 10 feet 11 _.d he thrown to the The SIX ~ankee hl~s were by e tW lng bls title in his rematch I Tannehill, Jon Cunmngham, platf' Hf' elected, after a mom· Vaughan With a pair. of dou., 'f "'M ltb Floyd Patterson at Las and A s a Bradbury (2) and ent s ht>sltation, to throw to first b.les, Jack Jacobs With two · I , ~ o••• July •• doubles by Bernard Lyons and d smgles, nnd Wayne Barnhart . ' . ."· , ms1ea · d hob hit I "111is Is tJh. greatest offer Don Nelson. "I Ibought Pepitone made Lhe a~ Larry Warner t l er made to a eballenger,'' Fielding lapses and passed -----------·-- · 1trlples. ' it bails, however, helped produce Middleport 502 071-15 11 0 said. "If Clay turns 400 400 x-!1 6 0 Jets ~~· -' """• II means he'll be turn- Middleport's 11 runs. Grueser (LP), Donovan (4), Yankees 015 017-14 r hio back on better than a Moore fanned 15 batters, walk· IJenkins (6) and Donovan Eng!Jsh , Glaze (3) and Wer· , I'~ J flli-oflar offer." led two. Syracuse pitchers fan- Grueser (4): Moore and Swan: iry, English (3) . Phalin, Vau~~{ .~·1-""""''""""" Ined seven, walked six. Bradbury (3 ), Casci (6 ). ghan (51 , and Warner. I W! • """""'"""""""'"'"" 1Syracuse 000 000 2- 2 2 3 ~~~~ WrNNlPEG. Man. UJP11-Far. 1 ~~ , Golf's 'Rig Thrt!e' rell Funston, a veteran end-line' A Enter Tournament baCker from los Angeles, signed I WAUKEGAN. 111. (UPI J - Ar· a contract Tuesday witll the Grey nold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and , Cup rootball champion Winnipeg Gary Player will compete in a Bluf' Bombers for the 1963 eea~ RED v- .. ·' ' ' For every make and model car... Pick your size,.,.nd prlce ... deal today! • HA·NOEO •• ! I I 6.70·15 Tubo-Typo F/ta mool ••• Blodcwall 'Cttt'lrolttl . *1 fjw * 6.70.15, 7.$0.14 Tubeless Ulackwall Ponl• PtytoOVIM Ramblert StudoiNohro NewTreads (Whitewalls) POTLUCK PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 14TH. MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUND PLEASE BRING Public Invited OWN TA~tE SEJ!VICE • Bring The Family 750 .w-------------~~--------~· • ·wnt 1 JULY ~. . SALE; .. • ' Clo$ed Alll;)ay · . ·· Qjll'' J4 800 X 14 . 850 X 14 '1.5 '16'· $17 ========--"-;;;;;;;;;ij S50,0CKI two-day golf tournament 1,_""•n• . "'!!~F~;;;;;;ro;;;;;;;;;;: at Glen Flora Country Clu!J Sept. II :":" 1·2, it was anJJiKtraoed today. DOWNIE·GRQSS WILL . BE Th• trio piJiy JB holes , Ihe 6,500-yard, par-10 course ' 4ay with the winner to recelv•• 11 $25,000. Second money will . IN PREPARATIOtf 'OF $15,000 ond third 110,000. . In .....,~~r a tie, lhere will be j a auddeo /dRath playoff on Mon· day. It wUI he lhe !!rot head head cornpetitloil between the three since their 1962 meeting at Akron. ' X J ~. " • ·WITH ~APPABLE CASING ' .~ > •• .. ALL TAXES INCLUDED! ' M . ne ·"'* ' "".. ~~ ~: . ; ' ~ ... ,., '" - ,.' . WDkeniDe PomenJY·I04dleport; o.: JiilY to; ond Mrs. Clrl &-hwln Dlfl1ltJit!M'I, tillS' and lwo children retumed bamo \\tdnesday from a racalklll at BY MIIIL D. II. lfOOD lrotber, IIDIIil Devault and Ml, Mnt. ~ .Mahaffey .ild dido Boyaton Beach and MWDI Mro. Wlllllm CGtlrill, preol- Gilbert Dlflllll, Clevolalld and dren vlolt.ed her ltulbaod 11,. Glli!lii Of Mi. alid Ml's. E. F'. Beach. Fla. They vWillll Mr...... II Wlllr.etwfllt AmerleaD lllreo .ct. 11*11IDle 1 Cb"'...._llle hoe 'tal IIYtt Board and Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs. Bfll Kirton ud llr. '"'lle Anz!Hery, District a Tbe Sllaulbaulb llllltl&l rea ,...... PI · recently lftre Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. . Earl Scllwan. T b 1 inihllod at11cero dur!nj a 1J1801,. unloo •• Suaday at bomo , fll the ,.......... John Hammack, Mrs. L u c y Scllwarz'o were """''MplJed laf at Vinton. ~ accompauy. Mr. lllld Mrs. Emell Major. Mnt. Amiii Rusb IIIII II ,1 Hammack, ell ol Charlelton, homt by Mrs. Kirton who Is i1111 her were Mrs. Jennfo Cot- Tbole ..-.. , _ Mr. lllld ft11 aver the nobntf. • land Mr. and Mrs. Harold Par· .visiting Mr BIU Knopp and lriD, Mn. Mildred Strausbaugh, Mrs. Emil Steffen, Beaver, P~. ClareiJce HtltolliiM who hill 1101111 of Athenl, Ohio. other "'lattves. Mlu Erlllll Now101110, Mrs. ~ Mr. and Mro. Floyd Benodfet - . vilitiJII .hiJ dllldroii 111 Mrs. Blanche Tueter vWted Mr. and Mn. Joe Walk ol ble Good, Mn. Maslo Radclif. aDd two childreD, LHIIe llld Marlon, NIUrlled boiiii ' -· ,her daughter, Mrs. Nina Stump Akron visited recently with Mr. fe, Mrs. Mary Moe Collrlll, Cindie, MeArtlwr, Mr. Mil Kn. Mr. 111111 Mn. l'lllll KcEiro1 . lin Columbus, while the latter Bfll Knopp and other relatives. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh, Mrs. Gay Menthol Slagle, Mr. llld Mrs. lllld 101111, Wo!fjlen, <lllled ,. recuperated from 811rgery. Kennel~ «•vne l~· " ,, .. _,.t Mahaffey, and Mrs. Elva Gray. Darrell Detty IIIII f..,llaildnll, 1111 lather, Jet. III'Cltii'Of • I Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Alexan- at West Virginia 1'ech., Moot· They ahw Installed officoro in all d. Oat Bill, Mr. Mil Mn. day then attended tbl SlnJu. PT. PLEASANT - PIa n1 ~ 1 :'!:: from the truck to 10 orBOD will be In charge of !hill der and 1101111, Jerry and Bruce, gorneroy, villited over the hoi~ Wellston unit, June 24. Johll Clark, Jock1011, Mr. and reunion at homo 11 Mr. were completed for the H park Improvement fund. contesL . visited recently with relatives days w1th his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keck, Mrs. Earl Cray and two dill- and Mrs. Emeot Major. 1morgasbord dinner tO be A fillhinll rodeo wfll be held A horseshoe contest wlll aillo near Zanesville, Ohio. Cathenne Reynolds. Newark wore recent visitors of dron, Mrs. Lena Cray, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sleffet1, at Krodel Park beginning : untO 4 p. m. wfth cash be held on the four available Mr. and Mrs. Jai1W!tl Burns 1 Mr and Mrs. Dor Ebersbach her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- and Mrs. Clyde Cooper and h<r Mrs. Ernest Major and Mtblt noon with all proceeds to be for tho larg..t fish by courto from 2 lllllil 4 p. m. of !Wyal Oak, Mich., villited and sons of Orlando, Fla.,are """"' Strausbaugb and attend- mother Cora Strausbaugh, Rad· Wood villited Wedneaday (rm, uaed for park lmprovementa at caught In each age with wb prizes to be awarded. lover the hOlidays with her par· '_viltiting her parenla, Mr. and ed her Iiiier, Marilyn SlrtiUI- c!lffe, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and fllrs. John aart Jac1> a meeting of the Park 6 to 10 years of ogo, 11 The horse!hoe committee ill ,enta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mrs L E. Thomas. baugh'1 wedding. Slagle, Columbus, Mr. and Mro. BOD. John fa about the'...., last night with Lonnie Safford, 14 years, and 15 and up. composed of VIrgO Siders, Wal· Edwards. Mrs Catherine Reynolds on- Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Strong Loon Slrausbaugh and daugh- able to he up part tlmo. ~hairrnan, presiding. contestants in the rodeo ler Rice and Herman Hoschar. Mr. and Mrs. James w1 s e tertamed with a dinner Tueoday and family are spending hJ.o ter, Shade, Mr. end fllrs . Leo The public Ia Invited to the for prizes must re- AU food for the smorgasbord vis11ed <over Lhe holn · w1th evenmg. Those atteoding were leave from Navy here with ber Davidson and five daughten , dinner and •iew the many 1mbeginning to ll!h. has been arranged for with the her brt)ther and famfly. Mr. and Mr Glen Niday, GaUlpolill, Ml!s father, Sfepben Foley and his Mr. and Mro. Paul McElroy provements that bave been G Mohr and Clarence. And· exception of pies and cakes. Mrs. Otha Radcliff at Birch Phyllis Zickaloose, New Haven, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl and two sons aH of Wolfpen, completed at the city's - - - - - Any citizens wilthlng to donate River, W. Va. The Wises' son, ,Mrs J . H. Turner, Mr. Lasco Strong, He_ ill stationed at San Mr. and Mrs. Lore• Straustlllon center. a homemade pie or cake Ia Jimmy, remained for a visit: Niday. Galllpolis, and the hoo- Otego, Calif. baugh, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Your Dependable A silver offering will be the asked to phone 1544 or 411 by with the Radcliffs. tess. Mrs. Reynolda. Mr. aed Mrs. Chester Thack- John Wood and son• and Ma· , Duler For 111ly cost of the smorgasbord. Friday, slating which they will Mrs. Ruth Wise of N e wl Norman Reynolda Is vlsltinll er, Marion recently spent 1 bel Wood ' The menu consillta of ham, donate. 1 Martinsville, w . Va., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Ida Mae Heni- night with her parent< Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robinson, ~ogs, potato salad, baked beans ..., The park hoard hopes to her son and family, Mr . and mlngway' at New Port, Ky . Mrs . Marion Hutchison McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. MilAND slaw, cold cuts, cheeses, cof- MASON - The marrlaga of have a largo attendance at the Mrs. James Wise. Mr. Larry Gilpin and Mr. and Wtlliam Napper, who is horne [ ford Long and son. Columbus fee, lemonade, Ice tea, and detConnie Newton, dt111ghter dinner and at the aame time Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Ralph Gilpin all of Ports- from _Holzer hospital was taken all called on their mnth.r . Nel· rt Mrs. James McKlrgan, Mas- acquaint the public with the 1 Uam Smith were Mr and Mrs. mouth, Ohio, visited recently bacJI: m S'rong's ambulancP for lie Sayre and daughter over Phono WY ·2-2550 • offered for sale from con· and Mr. Charles Newton, recreational facilities available Luther Smith and children of 1With Mrs. Helen Stewart and a checkup recenUy. weekenrt and attended the !'ale cession stands will be cotton and Hobert Sprouse, at the park. New Haven and Mr. ·and Mrs. ·family On Friday, Mrs. Stew- John Speary of W•fl.<lon Rt o·~l~M~r~s~.;r~loO)y~d_:D~a~vJ~s:.. . ----~::::::~~~~~=~; candy, pop corn, and dairy proLakes, nunofs, so~ of Altendlog the meetinK were iAndv Galford of Park.rsbur~. art and the Gilplns atlended the I ~ has been quJte sirk at h 1s ,.. '""' dllctl. the Sproose, Middleport, took Lonnie Safford, Lowell Cook, Visitors of Mrs. Ed Roosh ov- fLneraf of their uncle, Frank lhome. John DeVault has offered on June 7th at 6:30p.m. Lionel Smith, Virgil Siders, ,er the holidays were Mr. and Booth, al Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. O.<rar Maynard ~," I ' 1 hoard use of his dairy truck the home of the bride's moth- Walter Rice, Jim Carson, John Mrs. Charles Kinney of Roan- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones and spenl a weekend recently m I to travel aboUt the park with in Mason. The dooble ring Devault, Clarence Anderson, loke va. children visited several days iCofumbus , Ice cream, balloons, ice cream 1 was performed by Mary. Hyre, Maxine Walters, Jane Turner has return- with his mother at Rainelle, Mr. aM Mrs. Jim Jackson I t bars, popslckles, etc., wfth __!ll , Reverend Ralph Mahoney. Woodle Woodrum, Herman Ho-ed to herhom• after <n•ndin~ W. Va. spent Sunday m Logan with Given In marriage by James schar, Woody Mace. two weeks visiting her sister, , friends. ~~~~i~~~~'~th~:e bride wore a Mrs. William Persinger and Mr. and Mrs. John Wood anfl i \Pink . length gown of family In Columbus. ! mother attended !he Sl.rausplnk silk wfth overskirt of pink Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rad· ' , baugh reuniona t home of Mr lace. Her shoes matched the cliff visjted over the weekend and Mrs. Ernest Major, Sunday I dress and her corsage was pink with Mr. and Mrs. James Wise. I Mr and Mrs Alva Devault I I I • car~tions_. I Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Mrs. • ~pent tne weekend at their cab M1ss Lms Jones of New Hav. i • John McDaniel and Mrs. Juanm at Lake Jackson ita ward attended the Craft . ~ I M1ss Adele Lee Davidson re' en served as an attenda~t and '"l"' Exhibit Fair at Cedar Lakes, COLUMBUS IUPJJ- Tbe I05th turned to her home at Wolfpen. ASANT _ Jack L. Reggie Phalln, Pomeroy · as · PT. PLE . best man. Ripley on July 3 and 4 1 After spendmg the past week mith, manager th".r ~~n! The bride's mother was atilt· PT. PLEASANT - The City ' Gue."ts recently of Miss Be,.. A:m~ly 1ho~ 10 ;'~d with her grandmother . Mabel uant ~I lee nt of ed in a yellow dress with which of Pt. Pleasant has been ord- sle Wright were Mr. and Mrs. cide ;~~he; a~~g rn a:r ;_ Wood. No matter what the size of the building est VIrginia Dep~me she wore white accessories. Her ered by the Federal Gover- ' J W Gro•• and dau~hter Su- I b' JOU . Anna Belle OaYJdson Woff. loyment Securtty states . nt to use blacktop for its cess su Jed to call by leg1slattve . . ' P ' tl corsage was of white camatwns. me sie, Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and leaders pen Is spendmg th1s week w1th job you plan, ready mixed concrete is the best th t the local office, curren Y Following tho wedding a re· street paving project If federal Mrs Clvde Wright If d: her grandmother Mabel Wood &e ing the counties of Mason. ney is used . · ' P JfJUrnment 111 voted a<~ exM ' · foundation for your construction. For the unl., ~ k on effected ceptton was held at the home mo · I Mr. and Mrs. Hames Edwllrds f>"rled ll would be u to Gov r. and Mrs Alva Devault ·1 had as weekend guests b 1 s ~loam ! 110 ..,.ac 511 S .' d' ld 1 of the bride's mother. The din- The city ~lved a telegram land rhildren of Rurlllcane w. J•mes.A Rhode to _11 P theI placement of m IV ua • wf h Ed d J Q · t' ' • · ' ca • specJO ~- - - - form mtx, rapid service and low prices you ~ lo t during lng table was centered t an f~om war . mnn,. ac mg IVa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs . session or tht General Assembl ln ,alnful emp ymen arrangement of red roses.ldtreetor of the Community Fa- 0 L. Reynolds and family . if le $250 ur Y to 15 years. want - just call us! Ju"', 1963. lod th Punch was served by Mrs. Glad· clllties Administration In Phil- 1 Mr and Mrs D L Reynolds capvotat"Jmapporove ~- ho dm oon Presiding off1cers in [)Qrlng the same per ere ys Rlley a nd wedd'mg cake by ade1ph'18, stall ng t•·t th . . . . I pr vemen..., n assue hou . . f 11 t 'Nil e con- recently returned from 8 va- in November ses were to sign 73 were 1,346 cla11119 taa 1 ofypesl Mrs. Lillian Grimm. tract for concrete paving to S. cation at Daytona Beach Fla Am0 n• th b'lf in the clo•ing hours of 1 s expec ted to be passed • Rled representing a to ,· F th lr h t h S "J " B f rd In of South ' e I t · beld. J une JJI. elaimed At the close . ~ e oneymoon e y . oe ur o ' c., They were accompanied to Vir· acted upon wall one calling for as Sf!SI?n, 951 weeks sO 1963 there VISited scenic spots In West Charleston, hBB been dloapprov- glnla by Mrs. Reynold's moth· a 5 per cent mcrease m li uor Two bJI!a wh1ch have been Phone WY 2·3284 1er, ~ Mrs. Harry Black. Mrs. prices. The measure was de~at- toed by the governo~ were note~pf business Ju~:ldu~ls ' Vtrglnl8. For her going aw~y ed. Mlcldloport Poee St. were 2,328 lod the ffl outfit the bride wore a white ' The telegram aald that since I Black visited with her daughter I ed m the Senate Ia t month b pect.ed to be reconSJdered m thts ~,:r ~t l,MI "cia:;. · sheyth dress, and her bridal Iasphalt_ and concrete were both and son-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs lCHS vote, but ~islatJVe Y session. ~it lyre flied in May, repre. coroage. base bids, neither type had IRobert Parham at Petersburg, admonistrative loaders t:"" I 958 weeks claimed. The new Mrs. Sproose fs a i preference and "suggest re-I Virolnia. !the necessary 17 votes for ;::, g ' he 2,27 1 individuals graduate of Waharna H II h ' vise resolution of award to !owl Mrs. Harry Black vfsltrd riv-, age In the upper house re were k 1 t h e School class of 111113, and was bidder asphalt pavlaf " er the weekend with her par- mustered reglotered f~ wo~ a 31 active In the Journalism club. The order apparenUy wBB !ents Mr and Mrs Harvey Mo- A bill .already approved In the close of busmess J ay · 1962 She Is a member of the Mason ·based. on 8 technicality Jn the ses ~t Mflton W Va. House ~ranllng almost $1 million Ode year ago, une ' Methodist Cburch ' ' ' · 11 1 tend ' lllere were 'JJ¥1 new elalms for · bidding procedure UBed by the , Mr. Donald Russe s at - to pay sundry claims against the ployment compt:DSalion Mr. Sproose Is a graduate city to obtain quotation on the lng the Inland TV School at state waa to be .up for reconsldu;e~ 1 filed· 55 Individuals of Pomeroy_ High School claBB $431,838.72 project. Chicago, Ill. He has completed oration at the request or senate :..~ ypes jol!s ~nd 2 476 indi· of 1962. He 19 preaenlly stallono According to the order 1n the six weeks training and will fin- Democrats who prev1ously voted WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE 12 Clil. FT. •lduals : . tered for 'work. In ed at the Na~al Tramlng Cen· the clly should award Ish the course the first of De- against it. lllldllklll ~ weeks ol Unem- ter' Great Lakes, DliMls. the paving conlract to Ander· cember. He recently visited hfs House debate was expected on • • Com,eoaauon wore son's Blackrock of Charleston wife and two children who re- amendments to a House bill cial...., durin& this month. Its bid of $386,1141.10 which side In Mason. granting tax_ ~empUons to air (440 lbs. Food Capacity) (63 lb. Frozen Food Storage) was !below bid, but the general Guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joho pollut1on facd1tles. Also on the e14.8 SQ. FT. OF SHELJI AREA eFROZEN FOOD STORAGE TRAY •d concensus of the JIIW'II'Iy own- Mclloniel over the weekend In- agenda w.. a conference come3 ADJUSTABLE DOOR ePORCELAIN VEGETABLE J'onner Ret!l ent on the streets "to be btl· eluded Mr. and Mrs. Emory miltee report on • bill creating SHELVES CRISPER Of·Muon 18 Dead proved was for concrete paving Hudson, Mr. and Mrs Geo- 12 common. pleas judgeships In aTILT-DOWN RACKS 1"1'. ·PLEASANT -Funeral therefore the council ao- rge Hudson aD of New seven ooun!Jes. eADJUSTABLE SHELF, BUTTER BUILT-IN LOCK eervlce for Mrs. Nellle B I Ye the concrete pavlnK of land, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry The senate was to consider COMPARTMENT eAIR-SWEP SHELVES DROP Jrackman, 81, Patriot, 0., forthe Burford. inc., In the amoll!ll Belcher and family and about 50 appointments by FRONT llULKY PACKAGE eiNCLUDES INSTAlLATION & I!ler resident of Mason County, PT. PLEASANT _ A 1 vi n of $380,388.2$, -;. gia Sherry a~_of Nerdwarndk, 0 . edRhodes .heanSed debteate wahs eHxpectSTORAGE ONE-YEAR SERVICE 1 1 wiil be held Thursday 2 p.m. Buckle, Apple Grove, Mayor Virgil Siders stated Mrs. Juan,.., Wa a . Jn na on e ouseDiscount Special at the Stevens Funerol Home his bond of $30 on an that the matter will be dia-l recenty VISited wltlt her SJster approved measure to penni! the with the Re9. C. A. Pitzer and battery charge when WedneSday at 8 p. m. at and family, Mr. and Mrs. Char· state to take over bank deposits, failed to come lor arraigntin les Scyoc at Parkersburg. &locks and othe~ securJIJeo left elating. Burial will be In I h • Discount • WITH 11 11 Beale eemetery. before JusUce of Peace a spec 8 counc mee I· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pur. unclaJmed by thetr owners for IO Special TRADI Mrs. Brackman died M Goodwin ley of Huntington visited over Credit Terms-$2.60 W..kly Credit Terms-$3.00 Weekly t~>e~~ing at Pleaaant Valley ApPearing ~fore Goodwin 0 the weekend with Mr. and pital after a short lllness. She was Joseph Hansel Mrs. Seott Knotts. Was born May 5, 1882 In PUny fined $fiO and costa Mrs. D. L. Dudding SALES & SERVICE ell CoUnty, the daughter of the cense' revoked for six ' on Sunday with relatives at NlWESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC llte Decalb and Jane Bowen and sentenced to :14 hoora tro, W. Va. Advon.. '64 Models Htlghetl. She was a member on a driving while NEW HAVEN- Mrs. Paul Tbre• students o·f•tuWmabadinrl.ll PRICES ef tbtl · Bruce Cbapel Episcopal ceted charge. Robert E. Powell win present her rna High School are •· START AT _ • Church of Gallipolis Ferry. She ams forfeited a f18.114 bond organ and vocal a Student Council Workshop iiBs a member fll the ADler!- a charge of Jntoxlcated Jn a CeniA!m!lal West VIrginia Wesley"', Buc,)[-11 3 Drying Temperatures Discount Special Includes can Legion •nd a veteran of Ronald James Hodges "Tht Emblems of Our State" hannon. They are Janet Hoff'- II Automatic Time Selector World war I. Early In her llle forfeited 1 fll.78 bond' on Wahama fiYII\ll8lllum on July man and Wlllle Capehart, WY 2-2255 Handy Loading Door With One Year Mrs. Brackman was a school charge. 16 at I p. m. of New Haven, and Gary Stew- II 601 1 , Moln St. Safety Switch - Porcelux Ex· terior Finish. Operates on 115 ~er. Her husband, C. Brack- Marlon Francis Miller, The recital will be s:::~ iliiiiiiiiMaiiiOsoniiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-:"'iiiiiiiiii Service Only $2.00 WMkly 11111!1, died in 1947. , was ordered to by the New lla90D _1 or 230 volts. SUrviving Ia a b~ther,_ Deper month alter BB their publle Centennial -y'- ~/ cal~ Hughes of Palrwt. Fr1enda guilty fo a ~pport charge. Pr~am for the year 'for botlor (/'Tf.Zh'~/fp rA~ 1118)' call at lbl fUneral borne. FrederiCk ArmsW.d, Pt. Committeu lor the re-~, . ant, WBB fined flO and costa Oil are, llaCinl, Mrs. :Edwlll WESTINGHOUSE 2-CYCLE PT. PLEASANT an fiiiProper plates charge. Mrs. Tbotnu ~. ll"ES'I'OCit SALES 00.' ger Buttrlclt, Pt. Pleaent Mrs. PhUip Batey; Stfr and PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. 2 wBB fined $» and eosll f ri Hats, Mrs. R. G. Q!eeJ!e, Salurday, Jaly I. liD reckless driving. Marne fllrs. Kenneih Rlt!l!·~ Mro. 2 Wash Cycles For Fine or Regular Fabrics,HOGS - 175 to 220 17.110 to inaon, CharleltOD; Nelllo Abel; Anlmlis;"ltfi: John You can ch008e a Keepeake Heavies 1S.OO to 16.00; Belle; Arthur E. Mlli'lan and Mrs. Ja.X:Ji'leolier; Diamond ltl!li with com· Suds and Water Saver - "Look-In" Loading plete eonftdeDee, for the l'!!llats 1.5.00 to 17.li0; Fat Sows lnll, atarleaton: and Harry Mro. J• Abel, Mn. Door-Giant POrcelain Tub. famous Keepaake euarantee 10 14.110; Boars 9.00 to I.• Farley-, Pt. Pleasant, each and Mrs John lives wrltteD woof of a Pip 7.00 It 12.00; Stock fined flO and costa for ; l'ronljller, EdMULTI·SPEED TUMBLE ACTION perfect center diamond, or lill~~~lf~.OO te 21.00. Publlelty, lira. Llr·ll replacement uaund. ; - SteeH 16.00 Llovlaf. ' LOCAL AND STA:fE News Of __M_aso_n County, West Virgi:a Smorg~sbord Plan Ma:100 Personals f - I . , DInner I ir====--=----=""ii ANTHONY Plumbing • Heati119 Exchange Vows At Home Of Brl'de's Motha• PLUMBING HEATING k Miss I06th Expect T0 Endw k or By TonJJJht Blacktop IS 0rderedBy 59 Persons \ PIacedIn Gainful Jobs WashJnofOD :;;:r:• cJ[. • • ... . , • for Every 1 t1 , 1 ° GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. I• I ,_Moore's ancl Westinghouse Present Appliance Valuesll FREEZER Bonds Taken On Failures To Show Up REFRIGERATOR $199 99 I Mrs. Powell T Present Pupl'ls 1n Recital MOTOROLA $139 95 «ELAND'S T. V• ELECTRIC DRYER $159·'' /11 LAUNDROMAT j Me.·gs Co. Democrat"lc . .' Mr.. Heiftra 14.10 to 20.00; · IUO to 18.101 canners 10 1&'1&; Bulla IUD to 18.10; Coln uif Calvoo ta.oo: 'Sioet Stesn 1u1 Stoot .< lUQ .JPlt-f!l~ , ~ OOvea Heller ASit TO WED PI'. rJ.EASANT - Rerberl UebelboOr, M, UniOn, and Rutb Lorrallle llavetl, lor a Offlile.,Of publle 11 c.:::t~: to attnd, No a dlar&ed- WRII3UWIOVI'I MASONJ)dkl Ill e II A. BELFAST I. ALIE -=-==~ $350.00 $100.00 Ei§i) Discount Speci1i INCLUDIS NOIIMAL $199·99 INSTALLATION & 1-YIAI SIRIIICI CIEDIT TEIMS $UOW~ lhtptohll!lll Pl'lcod t. l'lt Every Pune wv 2·2141 "Yov Can .. Sllll .. If lt't Wlltl!llho,. ' �J .J I ' •' ' • ..r----.---...,..-1 ¥r. ' Willie Mays Sets Two Records As· Nationals· Win·.·...All-Star Game· 5~·1 ~ Giant Star Hero As Yankee Players Ar~ Termed 'Goats' ~ The Daily Sentinel I CLEVELAND, Ohio CUPJ) -l righC play," Houk Mid later In n The 34th A1l·St.8f game proved the dressing room , Ulf ~ had !J l llttlf or nothing, except that Wil· missed the runnor at home, It • ; ' ,; ' • OPEN8 FUND PRIVE • DETROrr •VPII -A_half· lion-dollar fund raising eampa!' .... opened tuesday by ljJe ,00. trolt Olympic committee to fj. nquce ill bid for the 19118 g;ma at' the International Olyin~ ~ Committee meeting In natrdil, . Kenya. sept. JH Lyons, P'rauce: . Buen~ Aires and Mexico CllJ two. Bu~e.tte walked four . . are eompeting w1th Detroit for By R!nnmg, the PJmerur Tlge~s will now face the Maddle- the event. po t Yanks Monday at '? :30: !J1e ~ournament enters I t s NAMF.S RACING CHIEF thn·d ~aght of play at 6:30 t~ LANSING. Mich <tJPll - Befi'J day With ~he W. Va . ~alleab e Beaman. a ret iffll Jackson, ~ron me~tmg the ~acme Reds l Mich. manufacturPr, was named ln the _rust game , _ Cente~llle l d~ b Go" G£>orge Romney of Gallla Count~ gomg agamsl Toot Y Y 1 Pt. Pleasant Da1ryland at 7:30, to beild the state rac111g ('OMM sand the Ptlrneroy Dodgers rae· I sion. feaman, n. repla•., Edgar mg t~e Galhpolls White Sox In Hayes as romm 1ssioner of Michithe fmal game at 8·30. gan Oat and har~s racmg aetivitles effecth·e Aug. IS. Middlepl)rt, Po~J~eroy, Pl P''easa If t ln nr;,:·ns "' ~ • (\I lie Mays, even 11t .271, well m.ay t be the greatest star or them all. :"I He batted in what proved to , mighl have 'ope1;1ed q,e way £or a ' · "" big rally rt was only the fifth The Middleport Senators, P~ mning and we (!(Juldn't afford t.o meroy Tiger.., and Fruth's l f be the winning run, set two All- gamble on that play. We had on- Pharmacy of Pt. Peasant emer1 Sler records and tied another asl ly been to bat £our times at that ged victorious Tuesday night ~ he Jed the National League to a point." · in Ule second evening of com· W I : 2" A¥,;.,**""' 53 triwnph overthe American I Fall To &oh! petition in the Kyger Creek Lit· . . L eague beCore 44,160 fans m As it turned out, the J\merican tie League Tournament. 1 1 1 63 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy· Middleport. 0 · Ju Y 0• -~~ : Cleveland 's Municipal Stadium. Leaguers might just as well havt> The Middleport senators edg~ "tC); '--''l2HW'IIi11JZ2EC Vr' --~ 7 CI':''"r'""'f7"f.~'rw-~':'f' It was a gold -star performance given up thetr next five times at ed the Racine Yanks 8-4 in the i in what was a lack-lustre game. bat F'or first Ray Culp of the lid-lifter Frull'n stomped the two more Jn the second, and were leading s.o. before the Red Sox SC<?red the1r only three runs in t~e bottom of the third frame . The three tames ~arne when D. Lewis opened with a walk, B. Lewp also walked, R. Roush walked to load the bases ~ith one out, and then B. Pnddy Mays sa\'ed It from being rou- Philadelphia Phillie.-;, then Hal Middle~rt Red Sox 8--3 in the plated all three runners with a ttne. WoodeshJck of the Houston COlts second contest, and the Pome- long double. The only other hit And while he was the hero, it and Drysdale turned them back roy Tigers nipped the Pt. Plea· given up by winning pitcher was manager Ralph Houck's own without a score . sant Kiwanis team 5-3 in the Mike Marnhout was a first inn~ By John Teaford players from his mighty New Mays helped. He went agamst nightcap. ing triple to B. Lewis. Golf Professional York Yankees who turned out to the w1re renee in centerfiekL to FIRST GAME Marnhout permitted just the PURCHASE PITCIIER , ., 'T*'' ~p~ -~ '* 1Je the goats. Bobby Richardson, take an extra-base hit awa~ from A seventh inning rally in two hits, struck out 12, walked CLEVELAND IUPi l -Pitcher lANNA ON TOUR 1 £1Jl''l~ ,~J~es;~il1~:h;h alre':~~~~~;e J C~S· i; "ih,..e''~TI~ui~ Jus usually flawless fielding t~e un~ort.unate Pepitone 10 the which R. Gilkey and T. Haw· six, and hit an amazing total Moeller purchased Tues-1 HOLLYWOOD {UPl) _Anna dle of another golfing season. Early mornmg play seems ond baseman, messed u.p a play eJghth mnmg. . ley struck _the key blows pow· of four batters, as he constant- day by the Washington Senators IMarie Alberghetti ' Plans to go to be the most o ular time for most players, although that eventually resulledm settlog Before that he had . . ered the Middleport Senators to I) had,~ Sox runners on the from the Hawaii club of the Pa· r· on an overseas personal appear. .t pt PI st 36 holes per day and tlf course up a firth mmng run which turned I -Stolen set.'und In the sP.COnd m- a dose 6-4 decision over t h e base PU\{.1~· t tartlng this Fall sohmte mst_s on J. eaf th hottest hours oul lo be the difference. ning after getting oo .with a walk Racine Yanks Taking the loss for Mjddle- cific Coast League. The Senators a~ce.!. our _s__ . .0 t a With reqmres some e · · p · t b k his II St t len base · t R R h h 'I f ed · fi elde J ack Kennedy the play and practice expenence <.f the past And If was Joe epltone. an· I o rea a . ar so With the score deadlocked por was . . ous , w o perml. op Jon m r I months most players should have their game in top con-Iother flashy f1eld .£>r who let \hal record of ~ree. Later he was to at i-4 going Into the seventh ted Dln_e hats and struck out 12. to the Islanders to make room dition. If ther e are still trouble spots or kmks m the run score. I steal hJS second base of the game, inning, the Senators sc<>red Leadmg the Fruth attack for Moeller. s ing the only alternatil'e is help from a quah!ted golf S.rleo N•ar Even and a _new record fifth Jn the their two winning runs in the was Pete Sommemlle w I t h ed ~fessional. LeEsons are helpful in many ways, and you 11 was a game wh1ch brought compellt1on . top of thai frame when David· thre~ hits while Ma~:11Lout help. Beautifully Launder Pet more out of the game. A sour game is ac-cepted by the Nalmnal Lengu@ to \~lthm one - Soored two runs to ~~st his son led off with a single, Gil· ed hiS own cause With two bm- GARDEN BOUT ON TV .' I end Finished g ost eo le for a time, then they expect more constsVK'fory of bemg even with its n A _ II-Stnr record tn _ Is. Wtllle talkey slammed a double, K. Vangles. . .. , . NEW YORK WPD Stanley m P are easily disgusted with the whol_e game, val c1rcu1t 111 th1s competition U-" tenc .PThey ....." . h1s 14th. run m the second Inw~gen !Singled and then Haw· The wm puts F ruth s agamst tKittenl Haward of Philadelphia, euh Yi.ally ll•hen some other beginner is nnprovmg lapv,hl(·h goes bark :JO years-and mmng and hJs 15th m the followley poked a aouble that chased the Pomeroy Redlegs Saturday who has lost only one o~ h18 CUfigbhts, ec esp , h .. th · , f ~ e . t . has been matched w1t an $ ldly both in scoring and general knowledge of the game . I w lch sav. amnng ot 11 f'r mgs mg r~ m .' . . across Gilkey with the Sixth •a 8 . 30 . J S bl ~ televi 'Pd 10· few oints sug~The pitcher who ga\·e up the - Got Ius 2oth ~,t, a. smgle .'" run . Davidson had scored ear- l THIRD GAME ose ta e or a s ·r Here are a . k k . 1and out to the hands. most runs a nd most hJts-La ny tJ 1e th1rd~tymg h1m wath Mus1al lr G'lk , d bl I With the score tied at 3_3 af- round welterweight bout at Mad1-~ Leunders-Dry Cle•ntrl a:ested for a qutc . c up . I SWING Ja~k son o[ the O;bs~l~ing the for the most hlfs by any player If'~ o~ I ~~ e , six ftmings, the Pomeroy son Square Garden Aug. 3. Stable Pomeroy WY 2·5421 THF. GRIP ~ A swing must be built. Yu wmner as the Nallonal League in All-Star ('()mpetition-although . mos ey, e . 'Tigers eliminated Pt Pleasant haS' a 20·2-1 record. 1, work on one part 0f 'tl won ts 16th · ga me agamst 17 ril'· , he 1.s luttmg only .271 for the dpitcher, set h the Racm£· 1team · runs in rOiiiiiii;o,;;;....;._..-....-...===~ Regardless of wha t ty pe of 1Can on~ b Kiwanis by scoring two 1 ing check to • t a tame Though other parts own on a arm 1ess smg e Y gr1p you are us • a · f.,.at s in what I!' b1lled a!' one of G1ant ,; . Rick Cadle In the bottom of the the top of. the, seventh inning on make sure tha t you are return· are not workmg smoothly, make baseba ll's top f'vfn ts th to t th in two hth'1" 1 W~l~. 8n error, and 1 '' I don 't pay no attention to ing the club face square to the sure to advance to another step r - The pih'her wh() pit chPfl tile rermds," said Mav..;; "I just play seven ge e ;It . t t h a hit batsman with the walk target at the impact point, or I only when you are positive the lbPst- except for a base on bJilsll thr- ~nm t•. t lik~ to win these key gav~ up~e~en sd o Ike: and hit batter 'proving the when the dub head hits the last method Js muscle memory nnd that error by Rlchardo:; on-- gmn r" I hOJ"1e I'll play in !00 ~anks,_ ann ne, an wa_ ed ference, ball. Any other position of th~ land doesn't requ ire concentra· ! wa.o:; the loser That would hfl JimI nwrr " sa_x Hlshteamn~ahtesh 't battck k Losing. pitcher Keith Biggs · posrtaon · spen5 trou- t1on on every sh0t · The bes t 1 Bunning the · ri~o:h l · handPr or the ' II<> . s only 32. , h1m w11 an e1g t· 1 a ac , face at this . . nd · 1 gave up back-to-back singles to r·d · ·· t0 have your swm ' gl Detroit 'Tigers, who suffrr<>d lds 1 mcludmgadoubfea trape Bob Bui-de~te , ble, un Iess you are wllade I ea Is · and panny Al>hollt ,. vanced in playing fades , pushes, grooved so that the only thought I first All -Star dde!lt by Hawley, a pair of sln~l~s with 'one ~ o~C In the seventh hooks, slices and so forth . 'in mind while addressing the I .:_Asupe. rb two inninos oi el utrh I AT I. STARS by VanlnwabgonDe, p usk a trhlip e h en D i x o n fann'oo bui 1 · .•. d d' · and smgle y rnos ey m• I STANCE . ba I Is ul slance an trectl~n pilchmg- thc t'Jghth antl nmth w · • Swatzei was sate on ap error, The stancf:' basically Is sup- and certamly no thought 10 I nings-by fasl-ball side wheel£>r selL£. . It h T D dd'l and F..ddie Abbott walked scor· f 1 g mind of not being able to hit osmg P c er om l e ·1 · , • · ' I d b )flsed to e c ose or on . : Don Drysdale of the r,,~ Angeles allowed ei ht hits whifled sevAng Bli' aelle. 'l'!ogef Abbott was' 15 11 shots and advanced or slight- the ball off the ground. Here 1Dodgers ~ ' then '1' t·t ~y ~ ~e 'p1tcher to force ' de•I ea t m · the fJrs t 5tep 1'f th 18 - The · IJttiPst · . en ' and didn't walk a batter. in Danny n ly open for shorter shots. guv on e1ther team Abbott with the sec' t 11 .t 1 h · tak · Each team completed one douIThe f'losed stance ac ua Y mtn a. approac ~s . . ~n ble Ia durin the contest but run of the il}ning for a 5-3 1oollect mg the longest hit. a dou· -l..ts the left hlp closer to the Section II · Def1mt10ns ( Ad- ble bv Albie Pearson !he fine P Y. g · . ' . lead "" d h d · th b II) · ' ' the Racme team committed f1ve · .. , . b~H and helps kP.ep ow,n ~ e ressmg e a " cente1 fu:>Jder of the Los Angelrs rr In the bOttom of the seventh, 1 ; ' common tendency of swmgmg A player has addressed the Angels. cos~ Y er u _s. . hurler Larry f~om outside the line of flight, ball" when he has taken hJs - A game in which National pedf•or ~~~me, .K. J Thets~ set the Klwantans down in or· I af ross . stance by placing his feet on League All-Sta r manager AI Dark C dlouhad reetr~~~ges da~ · to eliminate the Pt PleasAdvancing the left hip helps the ground m position for, and o( the San Francisco Giants a e a lP e an wo sm- clnt team . r+,strict the cut across actlon preparatory to, making a I made good his P''e-game claim gl~ to ~ea1 thet~t.a~.. ddl rt '' Burdett~ gave up only four " n a player tries to really stroke, and has also grounded "we'll win". It 1111~ bis 1Aib "- Y wmn n,, d' Mepo hits two' of them to K e 1t h _, ' th t · ha· · .,.,nators now play Re 's eats · • and two more to J o h n . t h I b T h h m out a long s ot. e Is c u , excep a ma Star re('()rd .. s a m_.nager. 1-o · JS when Izan1 a ,P,1ayer has " add ressed , completmg o new All-Stat ryc le- " of Pt· Pleasant Saturday at · , Biggs took the Joss after Day Ph. WY 2-2196 Night Ph. WY 2-3820 s ' IJare stance IwhJch 1 6 30 '· 11 h h h t k The)''re my c~fatbers." h t reel are at equal ~lstance s 1 t .e ,..,a w en e as a en fm;l ns a player, then as a roru·h · · on to relieve f m the ball or the mtended I~IS stance preparatory to mak· and fmally as a manabrt-l'. i SECOND GAME pitcher Chris Icard in the.. sev1 e of night) lS a happy rnedl· mg • stroke Big lttaing Fmth's Phai'm'!CY scored runs in the first inning on rnur I"''"" inning, h slance for players w~ Tlmre wa~ what turned out to htts and an error and t h en For thft-. Tigers, who had ve a little of bothdtypes 'do 1he that hlg fifth - the innmg that ' coasted to an 8-3 victory swa12el had two singles Phone WY 2·2196 . ion . !nSJde out an outsl e I produced the "gJ[i '' uneuJ ned ' le.>d the attack. the Middleport Rtd Sox. ' run . ' The Pt PI s nt team IJJ."nf':I ••The l"imJJn& .. 'I'»• ' Wafker hP. open stan~e is for short Hunning was pitching and thr . ea a !he ..cem•.· ·. ~n - <n' the seventh. So. Third Ave. Mlddlepoyt 1 ed off with four runs, a .. •f.....- ~ Is and the stroke Is rna de I • senre wos 3 3 when Tommy Da ' Burdette fanned 12, Walker stly With arms and hands I vi.-; uf Uw. Los Angel~ Dodger!'i , • ~!most no body mo~ement I led nfl WJth a Mik. After ll ank ' Twenty • two walks weren't I Browns ?btam Back ptvot . W1th the Ie. t root ' Aaron ol the Mliwnukee Braves Ienough free passes for th,, FroiD Chicago Bears thdrawn (or the open stance) 8 dd M betl -th . rtied out, St Louis Cardinal first Pomeroy Yankees 10 down the CLEVELA!\jD mPn i ' tak~s the restriction. of the 1 jou~ne:manoorep: n y ~:tchae~ , baseman _Bill While hit a ground , Jets Tuesday evening in Porn- Cleveland Brow~s .. today t side out or the \l.ay ~nd Ishortstop, thirdsacker , and out· I ball to third baseman Frank Mal-leroy Boys League play. nounced the acqul!llhon of ns the. door for, a mce ]fielder, turned pltr.her Tues-l ;oxme nt the Boston Red Sox Despite wild pitching, the Jets sive halfback Don Mullins I ooth swmg from the waist up lday at Middleport to beat the I Malzonf:' , off balancE',_ r·rned a managed to eke out a 15-14 win. the CJ!icago Bears. ~~""'"%~Wt'il'il'l!ltit....,.,&;:r~.,... !Syracuse Pony baseball team ' throw to second an~ Richardson. A seven run rally by the Yank- Mullins. noted for fine tackling, ;r~-... . who had been pl aymg deep w1th . h · h ped b h ood """" d 1s e pected to · ~. NEW YORK (UPI)-Cassius 11-2 with a neal two-hit per· Y asg s_.,....... an x . 1 f h ded h 1 I· 1 ees m t e s1xt was stop 3 wltb formance. e t· an I tier. atl lie Pate . .Jet moundsman 'Tim Glaze bebattle for the spot once occupaed 8 ay Will he Presented 1 appeared to be a hit e late CO\' · b lhe !at Do 'rJ · Ullon-dollar ••take it hr leave \ Moore had a perfE!ct game , . h b ~h h 11 h d 1fore thP.y had slolen away the: y e n • emm1ng. . h h r· . . h f'rmg t e ase. • e a ounce I d lives at Houston Tex ., offer today to m e e t gomg t roug tve mnmgs. t en off Richardson's Jove and rollt'd ea . ' ' tavywefght champion s..nny walked the thtrd man up m the . t " -ld gD . . 1 Kenny Engllsh, Jet starter, Head coach Blanton Collier said , lston at Philadelphia Stad- top of the sixth. . __, 1o fan 12 u1e Browns .,save up a future· draft However, mto h' cen er ru- ' av1s racmg o an d Gl aze, com b'mru 11 •a George Donovan greeted him t d . 1batters while issuing the 22 ehoi~ for Mullins, a two-yr...ar m Se PI· '"'' · "The ball was r1ght on the bag 1 e1e The offer wfll be made by w1th a double leading off the 11 s1lOU ld have had 11,.. sa1'd Rtch.- walks 1 · Yankee pltchers Robm iilleariiiiiiii•iiiviiiiiiiiiraniiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil d Lo · V gh NikJn. a Chester, Pa., bu~- seventh , and Bob Grueser, af· \ anlson He accepted the stigma Ph a 1 n an rmg au 81\ p ./'1t4 GE I _j! M I H00ks 'n s1•Ices I or q ,.,,.,., sec- Roc 1 wa§' r- S-H-IR-TS-· I I I I1 I 25C I ROBINSON' l I I 1 I e:!; I I I 1 I 24 HOUR TOWING I I 1 • ' 1 1 . ' KEITH GOBLE FORD Jets. Issue 22 I Moore w J"ns 1 Free Passes, w·In Anyway II 20Ver Syracuse Cluh . I DIRECT I 1 n:m~~::!.sbr:~~~:f J:~: ~~r o~ik:in~~=~":uth~oo~:o~~~ I fbor the ~merdidcatn Letoagtuh·, ldefleat ~~~e sl~~ckfo.:t :e~:~. , , • ecause, m a 11on a Pay, Gl b' h' SHIPME ,.,....NYLON· TIRE BARGAINS CAUGHT ball~; on f th ...ed to meet here today ned Schaffer • walked Soule, he groun ded m1o do ubl e pays aze . was htg 1tter or ed 1 . J ' x· lib Bill Faversham, bead of then fanned 1\nopp, to end tf. I bnth times he was al hat ets With a orne run an ~,.. . e 11-man grnup .tuidtag the Middleport didn't knOC::k the I Then young Pepitone came into two singl~s . Jeff Werry . slam· . destiny of Clay. covers off any baseballs eJghter. thf spotlight med a tnple _and two ~mgles , Bob NJlon revealed in Phil- ~ob Grueser worked three m- llr S<'OOpcll up a gmund ball Eng\lsh two smgles and Max , ~ lldelpbia Tuesday night the nmgs Donovan two, and Jen- 1 1 b M· . d 1 1 ked f'k Folmer, Chuck Hannahs and I , 11 v ays .m 1 oo 1 e Sk' Lo · 1 ' ~ ~ etl!lb: of the offer, which kms . two .. bold!ng the winners he v.~uld ha ve had DavJs out by 1p ~an, each a smg e. "· esumably rest on Liston re- to s1x h1ts, smgles b~ Mark 10 feet 11 _.d he thrown to the The SIX ~ankee hl~s were by e tW lng bls title in his rematch I Tannehill, Jon Cunmngham, platf' Hf' elected, after a mom· Vaughan With a pair. of dou., 'f "'M ltb Floyd Patterson at Las and A s a Bradbury (2) and ent s ht>sltation, to throw to first b.les, Jack Jacobs With two · I , ~ o••• July •• doubles by Bernard Lyons and d smgles, nnd Wayne Barnhart . ' . ."· , ms1ea · d hob hit I "111is Is tJh. greatest offer Don Nelson. "I Ibought Pepitone made Lhe a~ Larry Warner t l er made to a eballenger,'' Fielding lapses and passed -----------·-- · 1trlples. ' it bails, however, helped produce Middleport 502 071-15 11 0 said. "If Clay turns 400 400 x-!1 6 0 Jets ~~· -' """• II means he'll be turn- Middleport's 11 runs. Grueser (LP), Donovan (4), Yankees 015 017-14 r hio back on better than a Moore fanned 15 batters, walk· IJenkins (6) and Donovan Eng!Jsh , Glaze (3) and Wer· , I'~ J flli-oflar offer." led two. Syracuse pitchers fan- Grueser (4): Moore and Swan: iry, English (3) . Phalin, Vau~~{ .~·1-""""''""""" Ined seven, walked six. Bradbury (3 ), Casci (6 ). ghan (51 , and Warner. I W! • """""'"""""""'"'"" 1Syracuse 000 000 2- 2 2 3 ~~~~ WrNNlPEG. Man. UJP11-Far. 1 ~~ , Golf's 'Rig Thrt!e' rell Funston, a veteran end-line' A Enter Tournament baCker from los Angeles, signed I WAUKEGAN. 111. (UPI J - Ar· a contract Tuesday witll the Grey nold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and , Cup rootball champion Winnipeg Gary Player will compete in a Bluf' Bombers for the 1963 eea~ RED v- .. ·' ' ' For every make and model car... Pick your size,.,.nd prlce ... deal today! • HA·NOEO •• ! I I 6.70·15 Tubo-Typo F/ta mool ••• Blodcwall 'Cttt'lrolttl . *1 fjw * 6.70.15, 7.$0.14 Tubeless Ulackwall Ponl• PtytoOVIM Ramblert StudoiNohro NewTreads (Whitewalls) POTLUCK PICNIC SUNDAY, JULY 14TH. MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUND PLEASE BRING Public Invited OWN TA~tE SEJ!VICE • Bring The Family 750 .w-------------~~--------~· • ·wnt 1 JULY ~. . SALE; .. • ' Clo$ed Alll;)ay · . ·· Qjll'' J4 800 X 14 . 850 X 14 '1.5 '16'· $17 ========--"-;;;;;;;;;ij S50,0CKI two-day golf tournament 1,_""•n• . "'!!~F~;;;;;;ro;;;;;;;;;;: at Glen Flora Country Clu!J Sept. II :":" 1·2, it was anJJiKtraoed today. DOWNIE·GRQSS WILL . BE Th• trio piJiy JB holes , Ihe 6,500-yard, par-10 course ' 4ay with the winner to recelv•• 11 $25,000. Second money will . IN PREPARATIOtf 'OF $15,000 ond third 110,000. . In .....,~~r a tie, lhere will be j a auddeo /dRath playoff on Mon· day. It wUI he lhe !!rot head head cornpetitloil between the three since their 1962 meeting at Akron. ' X J ~. " • ·WITH ~APPABLE CASING ' .~ > •• .. ALL TAXES INCLUDED! ' M . ne ·"'* ' "".. ~~ ~: . ; ' ~ ... ,., '" - ,.' . WDkeniDe PomenJY·I04dleport; o.: JiilY to; ond Mrs. Clrl &-hwln Dlfl1ltJit!M'I, tillS' and lwo children retumed bamo \\tdnesday from a racalklll at BY MIIIL D. II. lfOOD lrotber, IIDIIil Devault and Ml, Mnt. ~ .Mahaffey .ild dido Boyaton Beach and MWDI Mro. Wlllllm CGtlrill, preol- Gilbert Dlflllll, Clevolalld and dren vlolt.ed her ltulbaod 11,. Glli!lii Of Mi. alid Ml's. E. F'. Beach. Fla. They vWillll Mr...... II Wlllr.etwfllt AmerleaD lllreo .ct. 11*11IDle 1 Cb"'...._llle hoe 'tal IIYtt Board and Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs. Bfll Kirton ud llr. '"'lle Anz!Hery, District a Tbe Sllaulbaulb llllltl&l rea ,...... PI · recently lftre Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. . Earl Scllwan. T b 1 inihllod at11cero dur!nj a 1J1801,. unloo •• Suaday at bomo , fll the ,.......... John Hammack, Mrs. L u c y Scllwarz'o were """''MplJed laf at Vinton. ~ accompauy. Mr. lllld Mrs. Emell Major. Mnt. Amiii Rusb IIIII II ,1 Hammack, ell ol Charlelton, homt by Mrs. Kirton who Is i1111 her were Mrs. Jennfo Cot- Tbole ..-.. , _ Mr. lllld ft11 aver the nobntf. • land Mr. and Mrs. Harold Par· .visiting Mr BIU Knopp and lriD, Mn. Mildred Strausbaugh, Mrs. Emil Steffen, Beaver, P~. ClareiJce HtltolliiM who hill 1101111 of Athenl, Ohio. other "'lattves. Mlu Erlllll Now101110, Mrs. ~ Mr. and Mro. Floyd Benodfet - . vilitiJII .hiJ dllldroii 111 Mrs. Blanche Tueter vWted Mr. and Mn. Joe Walk ol ble Good, Mn. Maslo Radclif. aDd two childreD, LHIIe llld Marlon, NIUrlled boiiii ' -· ,her daughter, Mrs. Nina Stump Akron visited recently with Mr. fe, Mrs. Mary Moe Collrlll, Cindie, MeArtlwr, Mr. Mil Kn. Mr. 111111 Mn. l'lllll KcEiro1 . lin Columbus, while the latter Bfll Knopp and other relatives. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh, Mrs. Gay Menthol Slagle, Mr. llld Mrs. lllld 101111, Wo!fjlen, <lllled ,. recuperated from 811rgery. Kennel~ «•vne l~· " ,, .. _,.t Mahaffey, and Mrs. Elva Gray. Darrell Detty IIIII f..,llaildnll, 1111 lather, Jet. III'Cltii'Of • I Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Alexan- at West Virginia 1'ech., Moot· They ahw Installed officoro in all d. Oat Bill, Mr. Mil Mn. day then attended tbl SlnJu. PT. PLEASANT - PIa n1 ~ 1 :'!:: from the truck to 10 orBOD will be In charge of !hill der and 1101111, Jerry and Bruce, gorneroy, villited over the hoi~ Wellston unit, June 24. Johll Clark, Jock1011, Mr. and reunion at homo 11 Mr. were completed for the H park Improvement fund. contesL . visited recently with relatives days w1th his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keck, Mrs. Earl Cray and two dill- and Mrs. Emeot Major. 1morgasbord dinner tO be A fillhinll rodeo wfll be held A horseshoe contest wlll aillo near Zanesville, Ohio. Cathenne Reynolds. Newark wore recent visitors of dron, Mrs. Lena Cray, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sleffet1, at Krodel Park beginning : untO 4 p. m. wfth cash be held on the four available Mr. and Mrs. Jai1W!tl Burns 1 Mr and Mrs. Dor Ebersbach her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- and Mrs. Clyde Cooper and h<r Mrs. Ernest Major and Mtblt noon with all proceeds to be for tho larg..t fish by courto from 2 lllllil 4 p. m. of !Wyal Oak, Mich., villited and sons of Orlando, Fla.,are """"' Strausbaugb and attend- mother Cora Strausbaugh, Rad· Wood villited Wedneaday (rm, uaed for park lmprovementa at caught In each age with wb prizes to be awarded. lover the hOlidays with her par· '_viltiting her parenla, Mr. and ed her Iiiier, Marilyn SlrtiUI- c!lffe, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and fllrs. John aart Jac1> a meeting of the Park 6 to 10 years of ogo, 11 The horse!hoe committee ill ,enta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mrs L E. Thomas. baugh'1 wedding. Slagle, Columbus, Mr. and Mro. BOD. John fa about the'...., last night with Lonnie Safford, 14 years, and 15 and up. composed of VIrgO Siders, Wal· Edwards. Mrs Catherine Reynolds on- Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Strong Loon Slrausbaugh and daugh- able to he up part tlmo. ~hairrnan, presiding. contestants in the rodeo ler Rice and Herman Hoschar. Mr. and Mrs. James w1 s e tertamed with a dinner Tueoday and family are spending hJ.o ter, Shade, Mr. end fllrs . Leo The public Ia Invited to the for prizes must re- AU food for the smorgasbord vis11ed <over Lhe holn · w1th evenmg. Those atteoding were leave from Navy here with ber Davidson and five daughten , dinner and •iew the many 1mbeginning to ll!h. has been arranged for with the her brt)ther and famfly. Mr. and Mr Glen Niday, GaUlpolill, Ml!s father, Sfepben Foley and his Mr. and Mro. Paul McElroy provements that bave been G Mohr and Clarence. And· exception of pies and cakes. Mrs. Otha Radcliff at Birch Phyllis Zickaloose, New Haven, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl and two sons aH of Wolfpen, completed at the city's - - - - - Any citizens wilthlng to donate River, W. Va. The Wises' son, ,Mrs J . H. Turner, Mr. Lasco Strong, He_ ill stationed at San Mr. and Mrs. Lore• Straustlllon center. a homemade pie or cake Ia Jimmy, remained for a visit: Niday. Galllpolis, and the hoo- Otego, Calif. baugh, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Your Dependable A silver offering will be the asked to phone 1544 or 411 by with the Radcliffs. tess. Mrs. Reynolda. Mr. aed Mrs. Chester Thack- John Wood and son• and Ma· , Duler For 111ly cost of the smorgasbord. Friday, slating which they will Mrs. Ruth Wise of N e wl Norman Reynolda Is vlsltinll er, Marion recently spent 1 bel Wood ' The menu consillta of ham, donate. 1 Martinsville, w . Va., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Ida Mae Heni- night with her parent< Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robinson, ~ogs, potato salad, baked beans ..., The park hoard hopes to her son and family, Mr . and mlngway' at New Port, Ky . Mrs . Marion Hutchison McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. MilAND slaw, cold cuts, cheeses, cof- MASON - The marrlaga of have a largo attendance at the Mrs. James Wise. Mr. Larry Gilpin and Mr. and Wtlliam Napper, who is horne [ ford Long and son. Columbus fee, lemonade, Ice tea, and detConnie Newton, dt111ghter dinner and at the aame time Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Ralph Gilpin all of Ports- from _Holzer hospital was taken all called on their mnth.r . Nel· rt Mrs. James McKlrgan, Mas- acquaint the public with the 1 Uam Smith were Mr and Mrs. mouth, Ohio, visited recently bacJI: m S'rong's ambulancP for lie Sayre and daughter over Phono WY ·2-2550 • offered for sale from con· and Mr. Charles Newton, recreational facilities available Luther Smith and children of 1With Mrs. Helen Stewart and a checkup recenUy. weekenrt and attended the !'ale cession stands will be cotton and Hobert Sprouse, at the park. New Haven and Mr. ·and Mrs. ·family On Friday, Mrs. Stew- John Speary of W•fl.<lon Rt o·~l~M~r~s~.;r~loO)y~d_:D~a~vJ~s:.. . ----~::::::~~~~~=~; candy, pop corn, and dairy proLakes, nunofs, so~ of Altendlog the meetinK were iAndv Galford of Park.rsbur~. art and the Gilplns atlended the I ~ has been quJte sirk at h 1s ,.. '""' dllctl. the Sproose, Middleport, took Lonnie Safford, Lowell Cook, Visitors of Mrs. Ed Roosh ov- fLneraf of their uncle, Frank lhome. John DeVault has offered on June 7th at 6:30p.m. Lionel Smith, Virgil Siders, ,er the holidays were Mr. and Booth, al Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. O.<rar Maynard ~," I ' 1 hoard use of his dairy truck the home of the bride's moth- Walter Rice, Jim Carson, John Mrs. Charles Kinney of Roan- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones and spenl a weekend recently m I to travel aboUt the park with in Mason. The dooble ring Devault, Clarence Anderson, loke va. children visited several days iCofumbus , Ice cream, balloons, ice cream 1 was performed by Mary. Hyre, Maxine Walters, Jane Turner has return- with his mother at Rainelle, Mr. aM Mrs. Jim Jackson I t bars, popslckles, etc., wfth __!ll , Reverend Ralph Mahoney. Woodle Woodrum, Herman Ho-ed to herhom• after <n•ndin~ W. Va. spent Sunday m Logan with Given In marriage by James schar, Woody Mace. two weeks visiting her sister, , friends. ~~~~i~~~~'~th~:e bride wore a Mrs. William Persinger and Mr. and Mrs. John Wood anfl i \Pink . length gown of family In Columbus. ! mother attended !he Sl.rausplnk silk wfth overskirt of pink Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rad· ' , baugh reuniona t home of Mr lace. Her shoes matched the cliff visjted over the weekend and Mrs. Ernest Major, Sunday I dress and her corsage was pink with Mr. and Mrs. James Wise. I Mr and Mrs Alva Devault I I I • car~tions_. I Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Mrs. • ~pent tne weekend at their cab M1ss Lms Jones of New Hav. i • John McDaniel and Mrs. Juanm at Lake Jackson ita ward attended the Craft . ~ I M1ss Adele Lee Davidson re' en served as an attenda~t and '"l"' Exhibit Fair at Cedar Lakes, COLUMBUS IUPJJ- Tbe I05th turned to her home at Wolfpen. ASANT _ Jack L. Reggie Phalln, Pomeroy · as · PT. PLE . best man. Ripley on July 3 and 4 1 After spendmg the past week mith, manager th".r ~~n! The bride's mother was atilt· PT. PLEASANT - The City ' Gue."ts recently of Miss Be,.. A:m~ly 1ho~ 10 ;'~d with her grandmother . Mabel uant ~I lee nt of ed in a yellow dress with which of Pt. Pleasant has been ord- sle Wright were Mr. and Mrs. cide ;~~he; a~~g rn a:r ;_ Wood. No matter what the size of the building est VIrginia Dep~me she wore white accessories. Her ered by the Federal Gover- ' J W Gro•• and dau~hter Su- I b' JOU . Anna Belle OaYJdson Woff. loyment Securtty states . nt to use blacktop for its cess su Jed to call by leg1slattve . . ' P ' tl corsage was of white camatwns. me sie, Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and leaders pen Is spendmg th1s week w1th job you plan, ready mixed concrete is the best th t the local office, curren Y Following tho wedding a re· street paving project If federal Mrs Clvde Wright If d: her grandmother Mabel Wood &e ing the counties of Mason. ney is used . · ' P JfJUrnment 111 voted a<~ exM ' · foundation for your construction. For the unl., ~ k on effected ceptton was held at the home mo · I Mr. and Mrs. Hames Edwllrds f>"rled ll would be u to Gov r. and Mrs Alva Devault ·1 had as weekend guests b 1 s ~loam ! 110 ..,.ac 511 S .' d' ld 1 of the bride's mother. The din- The city ~lved a telegram land rhildren of Rurlllcane w. J•mes.A Rhode to _11 P theI placement of m IV ua • wf h Ed d J Q · t' ' • · ' ca • specJO ~- - - - form mtx, rapid service and low prices you ~ lo t during lng table was centered t an f~om war . mnn,. ac mg IVa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs . session or tht General Assembl ln ,alnful emp ymen arrangement of red roses.ldtreetor of the Community Fa- 0 L. Reynolds and family . if le $250 ur Y to 15 years. want - just call us! Ju"', 1963. lod th Punch was served by Mrs. Glad· clllties Administration In Phil- 1 Mr and Mrs D L Reynolds capvotat"Jmapporove ~- ho dm oon Presiding off1cers in [)Qrlng the same per ere ys Rlley a nd wedd'mg cake by ade1ph'18, stall ng t•·t th . . . . I pr vemen..., n assue hou . . f 11 t 'Nil e con- recently returned from 8 va- in November ses were to sign 73 were 1,346 cla11119 taa 1 ofypesl Mrs. Lillian Grimm. tract for concrete paving to S. cation at Daytona Beach Fla Am0 n• th b'lf in the clo•ing hours of 1 s expec ted to be passed • Rled representing a to ,· F th lr h t h S "J " B f rd In of South ' e I t · beld. J une JJI. elaimed At the close . ~ e oneymoon e y . oe ur o ' c., They were accompanied to Vir· acted upon wall one calling for as Sf!SI?n, 951 weeks sO 1963 there VISited scenic spots In West Charleston, hBB been dloapprov- glnla by Mrs. Reynold's moth· a 5 per cent mcrease m li uor Two bJI!a wh1ch have been Phone WY 2·3284 1er, ~ Mrs. Harry Black. Mrs. prices. The measure was de~at- toed by the governo~ were note~pf business Ju~:ldu~ls ' Vtrglnl8. For her going aw~y ed. Mlcldloport Poee St. were 2,328 lod the ffl outfit the bride wore a white ' The telegram aald that since I Black visited with her daughter I ed m the Senate Ia t month b pect.ed to be reconSJdered m thts ~,:r ~t l,MI "cia:;. · sheyth dress, and her bridal Iasphalt_ and concrete were both and son-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs lCHS vote, but ~islatJVe Y session. ~it lyre flied in May, repre. coroage. base bids, neither type had IRobert Parham at Petersburg, admonistrative loaders t:"" I 958 weeks claimed. The new Mrs. Sproose fs a i preference and "suggest re-I Virolnia. !the necessary 17 votes for ;::, g ' he 2,27 1 individuals graduate of Waharna H II h ' vise resolution of award to !owl Mrs. Harry Black vfsltrd riv-, age In the upper house re were k 1 t h e School class of 111113, and was bidder asphalt pavlaf " er the weekend with her par- mustered reglotered f~ wo~ a 31 active In the Journalism club. The order apparenUy wBB !ents Mr and Mrs Harvey Mo- A bill .already approved In the close of busmess J ay · 1962 She Is a member of the Mason ·based. on 8 technicality Jn the ses ~t Mflton W Va. House ~ranllng almost $1 million Ode year ago, une ' Methodist Cburch ' ' ' · 11 1 tend ' lllere were 'JJ¥1 new elalms for · bidding procedure UBed by the , Mr. Donald Russe s at - to pay sundry claims against the ployment compt:DSalion Mr. Sproose Is a graduate city to obtain quotation on the lng the Inland TV School at state waa to be .up for reconsldu;e~ 1 filed· 55 Individuals of Pomeroy_ High School claBB $431,838.72 project. Chicago, Ill. He has completed oration at the request or senate :..~ ypes jol!s ~nd 2 476 indi· of 1962. He 19 preaenlly stallono According to the order 1n the six weeks training and will fin- Democrats who prev1ously voted WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE 12 Clil. FT. •lduals : . tered for 'work. In ed at the Na~al Tramlng Cen· the clly should award Ish the course the first of De- against it. lllldllklll ~ weeks ol Unem- ter' Great Lakes, DliMls. the paving conlract to Ander· cember. He recently visited hfs House debate was expected on • • Com,eoaauon wore son's Blackrock of Charleston wife and two children who re- amendments to a House bill cial...., durin& this month. Its bid of $386,1141.10 which side In Mason. granting tax_ ~empUons to air (440 lbs. Food Capacity) (63 lb. Frozen Food Storage) was !below bid, but the general Guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joho pollut1on facd1tles. Also on the e14.8 SQ. FT. OF SHELJI AREA eFROZEN FOOD STORAGE TRAY •d concensus of the JIIW'II'Iy own- Mclloniel over the weekend In- agenda w.. a conference come3 ADJUSTABLE DOOR ePORCELAIN VEGETABLE J'onner Ret!l ent on the streets "to be btl· eluded Mr. and Mrs. Emory miltee report on • bill creating SHELVES CRISPER Of·Muon 18 Dead proved was for concrete paving Hudson, Mr. and Mrs Geo- 12 common. pleas judgeships In aTILT-DOWN RACKS 1"1'. ·PLEASANT -Funeral therefore the council ao- rge Hudson aD of New seven ooun!Jes. eADJUSTABLE SHELF, BUTTER BUILT-IN LOCK eervlce for Mrs. Nellle B I Ye the concrete pavlnK of land, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry The senate was to consider COMPARTMENT eAIR-SWEP SHELVES DROP Jrackman, 81, Patriot, 0., forthe Burford. inc., In the amoll!ll Belcher and family and about 50 appointments by FRONT llULKY PACKAGE eiNCLUDES INSTAlLATION & I!ler resident of Mason County, PT. PLEASANT _ A 1 vi n of $380,388.2$, -;. gia Sherry a~_of Nerdwarndk, 0 . edRhodes .heanSed debteate wahs eHxpectSTORAGE ONE-YEAR SERVICE 1 1 wiil be held Thursday 2 p.m. Buckle, Apple Grove, Mayor Virgil Siders stated Mrs. Juan,.., Wa a . Jn na on e ouseDiscount Special at the Stevens Funerol Home his bond of $30 on an that the matter will be dia-l recenty VISited wltlt her SJster approved measure to penni! the with the Re9. C. A. Pitzer and battery charge when WedneSday at 8 p. m. at and family, Mr. and Mrs. Char· state to take over bank deposits, failed to come lor arraigntin les Scyoc at Parkersburg. &locks and othe~ securJIJeo left elating. Burial will be In I h • Discount • WITH 11 11 Beale eemetery. before JusUce of Peace a spec 8 counc mee I· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pur. unclaJmed by thetr owners for IO Special TRADI Mrs. Brackman died M Goodwin ley of Huntington visited over Credit Terms-$2.60 W..kly Credit Terms-$3.00 Weekly t~>e~~ing at Pleaaant Valley ApPearing ~fore Goodwin 0 the weekend with Mr. and pital after a short lllness. She was Joseph Hansel Mrs. Seott Knotts. Was born May 5, 1882 In PUny fined $fiO and costa Mrs. D. L. Dudding SALES & SERVICE ell CoUnty, the daughter of the cense' revoked for six ' on Sunday with relatives at NlWESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC llte Decalb and Jane Bowen and sentenced to :14 hoora tro, W. Va. Advon.. '64 Models Htlghetl. She was a member on a driving while NEW HAVEN- Mrs. Paul Tbre• students o·f•tuWmabadinrl.ll PRICES ef tbtl · Bruce Cbapel Episcopal ceted charge. Robert E. Powell win present her rna High School are •· START AT _ • Church of Gallipolis Ferry. She ams forfeited a f18.114 bond organ and vocal a Student Council Workshop iiBs a member fll the ADler!- a charge of Jntoxlcated Jn a CeniA!m!lal West VIrginia Wesley"', Buc,)[-11 3 Drying Temperatures Discount Special Includes can Legion •nd a veteran of Ronald James Hodges "Tht Emblems of Our State" hannon. They are Janet Hoff'- II Automatic Time Selector World war I. Early In her llle forfeited 1 fll.78 bond' on Wahama fiYII\ll8lllum on July man and Wlllle Capehart, WY 2-2255 Handy Loading Door With One Year Mrs. Brackman was a school charge. 16 at I p. m. of New Haven, and Gary Stew- II 601 1 , Moln St. Safety Switch - Porcelux Ex· terior Finish. Operates on 115 ~er. Her husband, C. Brack- Marlon Francis Miller, The recital will be s:::~ iliiiiiiiiMaiiiOsoniiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-:"'iiiiiiiiii Service Only $2.00 WMkly 11111!1, died in 1947. , was ordered to by the New lla90D _1 or 230 volts. SUrviving Ia a b~ther,_ Deper month alter BB their publle Centennial -y'- ~/ cal~ Hughes of Palrwt. Fr1enda guilty fo a ~pport charge. Pr~am for the year 'for botlor (/'Tf.Zh'~/fp rA~ 1118)' call at lbl fUneral borne. FrederiCk ArmsW.d, Pt. Committeu lor the re-~, . ant, WBB fined flO and costa Oil are, llaCinl, Mrs. :Edwlll WESTINGHOUSE 2-CYCLE PT. PLEASANT an fiiiProper plates charge. Mrs. Tbotnu ~. ll"ES'I'OCit SALES 00.' ger Buttrlclt, Pt. Pleaent Mrs. PhUip Batey; Stfr and PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. 2 wBB fined $» and eosll f ri Hats, Mrs. R. G. Q!eeJ!e, Salurday, Jaly I. liD reckless driving. Marne fllrs. Kenneih Rlt!l!·~ Mro. 2 Wash Cycles For Fine or Regular Fabrics,HOGS - 175 to 220 17.110 to inaon, CharleltOD; Nelllo Abel; Anlmlis;"ltfi: John You can ch008e a Keepeake Heavies 1S.OO to 16.00; Belle; Arthur E. Mlli'lan and Mrs. Ja.X:Ji'leolier; Diamond ltl!li with com· Suds and Water Saver - "Look-In" Loading plete eonftdeDee, for the l'!!llats 1.5.00 to 17.li0; Fat Sows lnll, atarleaton: and Harry Mro. J• Abel, Mn. Door-Giant POrcelain Tub. famous Keepaake euarantee 10 14.110; Boars 9.00 to I.• Farley-, Pt. Pleasant, each and Mrs John lives wrltteD woof of a Pip 7.00 It 12.00; Stock fined flO and costa for ; l'ronljller, EdMULTI·SPEED TUMBLE ACTION perfect center diamond, or lill~~~lf~.OO te 21.00. Publlelty, lira. Llr·ll replacement uaund. ; - SteeH 16.00 Llovlaf. ' LOCAL AND STA:fE News Of __M_aso_n County, West Virgi:a Smorg~sbord Plan Ma:100 Personals f - I . , DInner I ir====--=----=""ii ANTHONY Plumbing • Heati119 Exchange Vows At Home Of Brl'de's Motha• PLUMBING HEATING k Miss I06th Expect T0 Endw k or By TonJJJht Blacktop IS 0rderedBy 59 Persons \ PIacedIn Gainful Jobs WashJnofOD :;;:r:• cJ[. • • ... . , • for Every 1 t1 , 1 ° GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. I• I ,_Moore's ancl Westinghouse Present Appliance Valuesll FREEZER Bonds Taken On Failures To Show Up REFRIGERATOR $199 99 I Mrs. Powell T Present Pupl'ls 1n Recital MOTOROLA $139 95 «ELAND'S T. V• ELECTRIC DRYER $159·'' /11 LAUNDROMAT j Me.·gs Co. Democrat"lc . .' Mr.. Heiftra 14.10 to 20.00; · IUO to 18.101 canners 10 1&'1&; Bulla IUD to 18.10; Coln uif Calvoo ta.oo: 'Sioet Stesn 1u1 Stoot .< lUQ .JPlt-f!l~ , ~ OOvea Heller ASit TO WED PI'. rJ.EASANT - Rerberl UebelboOr, M, UniOn, and Rutb Lorrallle llavetl, lor a Offlile.,Of publle 11 c.:::t~: to attnd, No a dlar&ed- WRII3UWIOVI'I MASONJ)dkl Ill e II A. BELFAST I. ALIE -=-==~ $350.00 $100.00 Ei§i) Discount Speci1i INCLUDIS NOIIMAL $199·99 INSTALLATION & 1-YIAI SIRIIICI CIEDIT TEIMS $UOW~ lhtptohll!lll Pl'lcod t. l'lt Every Pune wv 2·2141 "Yov Can .. Sllll .. If lt't Wlltl!llho,. ' �I ' /1 } ' • 0 J ,, 'I - - - - - - - - - Boat m•v~men!Jo o.Jo River - Wolter (1,, ~liiJlf, 1 ~- New Orleant ~:.0 Greonup 7:· v. &Iiiii NP WI 11'1, Mf • jord down 13. 3 o.m: Cot Dav- 10 a.m.: OPward 110,.. Sl, 111.: JtUa L .DP •;• :4'~~ ~:.• stem- 1::,00~= =~I~~;:.· ·Immediately following the ed 01 1 """'"I •IUd~<t teocber River Report Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl!JI)OI't, cerellllli'Y• 1 receplloo was by the Mason CoynJY Board of • . , et.port down 13, _7 p.m.; P~ 2:20 a.m.:. Eastern up 31: 5:40 •:m.; Dispalcher...., 'lllllleN beld in tbe social room of the Educat1oo. Ga•l• rea1blp: GallipoliS Downey up 14, 9.10 p.m., T1lan a.m.; NlliOillll dQwn U. 1.111. Z.D5 p.m_.______ church. Out-®!Dwn fi'SI' at the ,dam IU 11.5, runnm& tllroe. up 14, 1:11!1 am Oro> up 14 • m.; Lutller "'rdman up 32, 2:· . o t a dais theme, weddmg were Mr and Mr&. ,fourths of a fool on rollers, Po- 4 :Iii am : Cha. '"' Stevensoo 20 a.m ; Jarrw IJIMI up 32. 3:- (J!:E'S .IJfl llllVliB . Carryln!,mij 1 uered Paul Eggleton, Barbara a n d mel'llf·Mason out, PI, Pleasant down 14. 7 a.m., Blue Sea I 45 0 m.; Boh Benter up 3Z, l::lii KOU.YwQIW {U1!,) - JAil. the In tr cak~na was decorated IDanny , Mr. and M1·s Rot!•• : u 20, Hinton .77 falling. l(anaw· down IS, 3 o.m : E•oo. PenMy~ am.; Ferdinand down 33. II • - · 1111 ~~~~~ Jb LL .. ~~d J.ue dailies with white Remlinger and Terri, Mr. and ha Fall• 62 fallmg, Cltarleslon lvama JP 15, 5:30 o.m.. Defeod· 40 p.m.: <\- up 13, 2 o.m.; one « Hallywood'l ~- d . ch santhe.;,ums and Mrs. W Fred Thompson, MISS 17.~ slaliunary U>nd(}!l . Mar· er up 15, 7:15 I ftl; S ~ J•nk• Jessboat down 34, 9:30 p.m. Wllldl pill dol;{ ~ oround the ba .. of Mary Beth Thomp""' and Mr met ann Wmfleld dam• wero • u~ 16, 4·05 am; Rebo Jane I GJlllpolla Doll - Jacob G. ~~~· ~.... tm u u ite wedd.in •n- David Thomp9on, Mn Nf!lhe on the sJ\ls. !down 16,5 SO a ,m.: Walter wu. ldown .f : j• p.m.: Gout.hem down sevtr """'"'""'' ~ the cake. :.::'.t~e whleh t!rned Bradley, Mrs. Emma Jo Pu~ - . ·~ Hamson up 17, 7 p.m.; Charle- 12:15 a.m ; Lidia H. do"" 1:5G illoltY•• be. d " --::: :lv~~i'he reception. complet·' nam and Sharon Kay, Mr. and Ia ; Mr and Mr~ Delmar rol down 18, 2·25 am; Robert ~-lll·l !ian Salvador up %140 a. much lime there..,:- :"'ite ~r the table decorations. Mrs Franklin Ginther, Mr. and Quickel of Cheshire; Mr. and W. Lea, up 18, 5.10 a.w , 'lay· m,; Susan !.foe up' a.m. Liberace speocJa M Ro•er Mro. Fred 8 Miller and Dr Mrs. John Bahmer an~ MISs roond lialvot1 down 18. 9 U p. ltAiwlll IUvw _ Li~ Ed· year llllkil!l, ~ <fh uJ... 0 o1 Dayoo'n Mrs tt!'~~t::.• Tom D. Da~ Coppock~·~:lum~u• ond ' lumbus. 'l;w~a=rd=u;p:W:inl:ie:kl~5=:2li~p=.m=.=;=C=·=aneet!~:':u=!""=~JP!5caf:·:llle:::•:~:111l'f:·, Halliday, all of Co- Kartn Banmer of Col;hocton: m.: Crucible up 18 6:3() a.m · Mr David Mason of Philo ; OVEC dQwn 21. 5·1)1) ~ m.; '"; - , ---Mr William Watterson of Ra· Mr~. Clpra Murray •nd Mrs. Mrs. Carna rsie Stinard of Mog· V Chns. Jr. down 21. 6 45• m · :<J ~· -' .1 \ Ye:~wood, all couslnB of the Jessie ttennesy of Middleport ; adore Miss Norma Roach of A v Chrl~ down ~·- :55 P: ' J ' bride and Miss Sarah Lewlli iMr. and Mrs. Dale Coder, Mar· INew Haven, W. Va .; Mr. and IlL, Elgerchff up 2S, I ~';;,·. ' ' ~" i I Iol R~venna . Mrs . Fred 8 Mill· tl)a Jean aod Gumeth, l\lr ar>d Mrs. Cha rlo• 0 Murrav, Miss ~ E Dyke& down 23, I : m : ·'• 'i er of Columbuo regiStered the Mrs. l!jllph Harrison and Mr. Zelda Knopp, MNI. Goddrey D. Robert West up Z3, 3 aDa • ·Jt.C li "'~~ and Mrs Robert Hennes) , aii \Moore Mr and MMJ. Richard 1Western up 23, 4.:40 am.; ve 1 Royal c~own co~ I 1 1 ;,"'/"!:'. , -~· <'u ~ ._..... ,w~i !d gues s.. dd' trl of Portsmouth ; Mrs. O:m~ Kind- 1 Startz~an ~nd Mrs. Lloyd Hoi· Croc;;kett up Greenup . "' ' ' , 1 • Mr. ond Mrs, Ch.,leo Murroy ' Ch UTCh 1s Scene Grace Met h0d1St Of Recent Preston-Murray Nuptials LYONS arrani"monts of white gladiolll, I ise lace and long •Ieeves that snapdra~on• and babysbrealh Itapered to tlnr points over her an~JN!Ims Wl)lch decorated tho hands. The bouffant skirt lea· alt ol tile Grace Methodiot lured a pleated front a n d Chu ch for the weddlng of Miss flowed gracefully into a !\'•ron Kav Preston and Mr. circular chapel train, Her boul· Charles 1\enneth Murray on rani veil of impof(ed !:nglish ' oooy aiU!rnoon, the twenty· , Bridal silk illusioo draped oolt- RUT~AND ClOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE Corner Pearl & Locust Route No.7 Sixth & Poorl 511, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO RACINE, OHIO DEPARTMENT STORE Ro~te No, 124 thlrd of June. RUTL4ND, OHIO Ll BBY Fit UIT PIUSBUI-Y & BALLARD 2~ COCKTAIL 3 i 15~ . BISCU,ITS DETERGENT 39c PEARS APPLESAUCE lil9c BABY FOOD 2Yl Kraft PORK&BEANS PIZZA· MIRACLE can ROSE CROIX CLOVER FARM LIQUID 2~ slzt Z2oz. ,,.,,kMitl• ' CLOVER FARM GEitBERS STRAINED . .JN, ,, .~· .. . :v. . ..-,~ ' ~~~ 303 can , size VAN CAMP'S ' Chef BoyAr Dee can Clover farm Armour's ALL VEGETABLE MIX TREET SHORTENING 3-lb. tan MARGARINE c 12oz. can \. J ULY SALE carton serves 18 SUMMER HATS · .. · · .... · 1.95 to 3.95 Pattern Hats, 3.95 BEST- COLA BUY ' PISCOUNT Marktts II c •MASON, W.VA. • Nut .. DrlvHo Thaalrt ' Bucleye New White lOib.. for llt.pkg. Phillips Sisters Style Shop K p• d L p• d roger- .r•.c.e. · ·' ·"·~~we , ,. ;_a~. s .,. . -~'!~:!~!._,.,;,::,,a,,.~ w ""09•' '!...;1 ·. 1 Chuck Roast Chuck Roast nl ..... "Werc••rv• tl.. right TENOEitAY Thrifty m..ttunc ~~hUll! .tlreu. with 1fhldl lhl ~ eppla sDk fb. 16. '0' VAlW STAMH with (oupol'l & pureha" of s ... ... - I · - s ....... .... Coup4MI •~~ptr•t s.t.. July 13. 1913 English Roast SwitsSteak ..... .. , ....... 59c ........... lalnhow Trout ' .. 59c MeatLHf . . ... 10 ... , •• . 49c Turkeys ....~...,. Kroger, "Gnde A" Medium ......... __ 1-12 . . . . 3 ••·HtK,...., ..... s.t.. S•v• 2otc Save 35c SovetAc with Maqap U CD\IpGft at left Pork&Beans 6 •.:. $1 5JIGII;IJ ~II I .... -· ·-99 ... c Coffee · ....,., Sin dc...d Aspirin .......,.........'..~ 53c Apple Butter 4•: Sl Kroger Fresh and Hi-Nu Milk Frash Kroger ....- $1 Giant Fob Apple Pies 39q ,.. .................. ...... 1(.-...r Appluauce laW 8Nee:! 51 J 1111 yow coupe f9r ,_- · ... « Old Fashioned 1 * willo , - 11oaileo STONEWARE UIJIO., M'nl 5~ Mil ter..c.,...••n plaloca,._.nl•.._··'' ufw....lr99e Jtuz'l Iss g , . . 1 thU 5 ef Pk& tOI' YALU! n'AJII'! - Iii .dol I ... akt ~' ' ....... ............... 1 . 7; ~ . ·~ ' I. w- • C:eccehr 100 FREETOPVALUESTAMPS 3. rtact Pl•ce Stltill FREE! Beef Stew 1(- 634 9col'f I ... CCIII Skim Milk .,. 2 ""..:" 75c 'lonuts _ _ _ ...... 19c Avond h .... $1 Peas ............_.. 8 Pot Pies .-..... 6 '$1 ~~;..,.... P•enrves ... 45c c lb. lb. bag ~~~.. l'J. ' • • """ .. 4Sc Shortening ..._.... v........ Fresh Eggs c....- ...... . . . . .. Armour 1._. X·Mclll '/: -\.1 . . .. , ,.. tn limit nM·•tltlrs" .,, . 3 LB. IJJ._I , ! luckeye Visking .00 J_ ·' ~ ........ 1 41 . I VGIM ,.. "'·' -~.. .. • . *If,..~ alozejyNMUII • ,... fi'IM' ·, california Mra. ""'ton c'- a lavl!lldllf -- QUALITY c II mFil\lorllh.b"' daiJihlor'• WllfdiJ!I, ' CWtfd AD D11 1t101ld11 Ouen 41 10:00 . 4JI. ru... - - ai:I!IH!Il'lelanO a c-ce !fed., Tllunllq, f'rldar, Sat- of .· . lpplt . , . - urday 6 Bulldaf. Murray, lll!lll!er Clolo.JVOJI' D!tT 41 ,,~ (All boun E.D.S.T. Jllloll) Lowest Prices On MEATS I I E~t.ar~ndthe·~reaiJier&, brim. All A of rooe the ... af,. carried bouquets of and yellow tlalsy cbry.. II ar1theJnU!liS, babysbreath and tvy. Mast-r John Louis • Gordon Pt'i!ston of ltashvllle l!lrYed •POMEROY, 0. aunt .. ring bearer. Jle wore 111 SICOND IT. white linen suit and carried a pillow lrln&ed with Next tO tho Follrlo Shop Open Sundar, ltlonday, Cl~wtllliiY ra"'. I!IIID wa1 Ml'. Gordon S. TuotltJ, Wldl>e&daJ, McArtor of Grove City, an d Frl417 111d S.lurdiY U:all A.M. 11 UJhera wero Mr. Dtnlill LllterUnlll 8:00 P.M. lnl o1 Johnatown, Nr. Dooald Open Saii!Jdtya Til t P.M. Speneer of PoftleroY, M r · (Cioaod AD Day Th!Q'Sdays) George ~~:v... of G.UIIDI and , R!>berl llennell' o! Port.. AD bouro .:.s:r., Pomeror · Bright Star THEY ARE VALUAILEI I I)' from e~n organza crownJ ac· The bride is the daughter ol ~ cented with pearlized Mrs. Louis L. Preo!Dn of 56 1 On a white Bible given to C•rtar SL and the late Mr. by her !ale father, the Pr~ s ton, and Mr. Murray ia the : carried a bouquet of sO<. of Mr. and Mro. Charles 0 . daisy chrysanthemums, ba~IY .. I Murray of ~ Jofleroon Avo., breath and ivy, centered PL Pleasant, W. Va. white orchid . Her only jewelry The double riog ceremony was an J;:vening Star diamond w.:s poi.r.rllled by the Rev . 1 pendant, a gift of tM groom. HIJ!hey JMeo. A hill hour of >MJ-s. John L. Preston 1161ected wedlllnC music was Nasbvjlfe, Tenn., served pr,.nted preceding the cere- slsler·in·law as matron of mony by Mrs. Merlyn Ross, or- or, and bridesmaids wer~ ganlst, sod Mr.. Robert Porco, Martha Brown of Mi;~m~~~~·~ I soloist, sang "Wedding Pray. j MiO> Karen Bohmer of er," "I Love Thee" and 11 The ton, Miss Mary Ann Lus~ Lord's Prayer." Miss Martha Mossman. Given In marriage by her wore identical afterm1on !eng· brother, Mr. John L. PrO!Iton th. gowns of N1le green pure of Nashville, Tenn., the bride silk chiffon, fash1~ed w1th I w re a goun of P""" silk or· controlled beD sklfL Their el· Q bow length sleeves extended into a double flowing panel w.o,.. back, and each wore ' matchJ&H ing hal of hairbraid, trimmed tiiii.N with a satin ribbon band With ST,IIMPI 10:~ P m.; SUMMER DRESSES · .. · .. · · .. now 6.95 SPRING COATS · · · · now 10.00 to 19.50 ~~. ·:~b~;~·~.~=·~r~::d:~~·-::~~hd~ ~:ic~r:.:~t ~=~:~ d.olabra surrounded the floral appllqued with imported Ven· RACINE NQWIN HALf•QU.ARTS :.m:; l\ Candlelight from lwo cil'cul· lganza over bridal taffeta. The , BAKER'S , Leavmg for a we lOG pI I T ledo · Mr and Mrs. I II f Pt Pleasant W. Elisha Woodo up Greenup II •· EACH CtOTT&.a !Mo Vir~nla Beach, v~iir:· l~e: I ~.~~ co:pock of Dayton; Mr ' ~=r·. ~ .. "s T.· Jacox of Pttts- ' to p,m : R II Boswporth r,I uDp SP!~VfS TJ'tl'tJ.I rs. ~rray lw~s asllk dress land Mrs. Charles Crooks of bu~;ih . Pa . and Mr and M.rs. Greenup l :25 ct .m : am~ a . 1 ~~~=cl~nJel;hite accessorte~ Washmgton Court H~se. i John L Preston and sons, John up ~reenu., ~ .25 a m4:·~ n~ ~ , and a white orchid corsag~ ' Mrs. Kenneth Wtt~gall and LOI.lls-?ordon and Stephen, of in~~~~a u!p ~;:ennuJP 6:.05 leted her ensemble. IP,Iiss Sarah Lewis of Ravenna: No•hv1lle, Tenn, ___ ~ newly . married CO\Iple Mr. William Miller of Mans- ~are .residing at 10 EdgemoPt field; r-'r. and Mrs. William I Dr. 1Watterson an~ Luann, Keith,, • The bride Is a June graduate Brian and Jod• of Ravenswood, Closing Out All of the Ohio State University Mr. and Mrs. George Evan• of School of Nursing where abe Gahanna; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon became a memb~r of Sigma S. McArwr of Grove City: Mr. Theta Tau and Torch Club, nur- and Mrs. Donald Litterlnl of sinR bonorarles, and Delta !Johnstown ; Mr. aod Mrs. Ski· $10.95 ~lVE VOUII ,_, C, COLA. Gamma social sorority. She " ney Spencer and Mlohaol and COLA, NEHI TRUI FRUIT presently employed as a erad· Sedonia, Mils Debra Spencer ORi~NGE, AND UPPI!R 10 BOTTLE CAlli · uate nure. and Mr. Donald Spencer, all of Mr, Muray is a 1900 gradU· Pomeroy. I ate of Rio Gr•nde CoJiep, Mrs. M. Harold BI'OWil am! We Will Pay ~ Cent bch where lle was affiliated to lhe MiSI! Martha Brown of M1am1•· To Your Favorite Ch•rity, Fraternal Order of Archon. He burg; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Court St. Pomeroy will receive his master's de- Poole of Stowe; Mr. and Mrs. gree in educational administra- f;, Thosnas Walker of Palas~a--- co:. , .1.' ~. pta al 11 ,_ p J ( 3 Mixing Bowls , \ lleaefiful matching 5)29 1 ,.! 1, �I ' /1 } ' • 0 J ,, 'I - - - - - - - - - Boat m•v~men!Jo o.Jo River - Wolter (1,, ~liiJlf, 1 ~- New Orleant ~:.0 Greonup 7:· v. &Iiiii NP WI 11'1, Mf • jord down 13. 3 o.m: Cot Dav- 10 a.m.: OPward 110,.. Sl, 111.: JtUa L .DP •;• :4'~~ ~:.• stem- 1::,00~= =~I~~;:.· ·Immediately following the ed 01 1 """'"I •IUd~<t teocber River Report Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl!JI)OI't, cerellllli'Y• 1 receplloo was by the Mason CoynJY Board of • . , et.port down 13, _7 p.m.; P~ 2:20 a.m.:. Eastern up 31: 5:40 •:m.; Dispalcher...., 'lllllleN beld in tbe social room of the Educat1oo. Ga•l• rea1blp: GallipoliS Downey up 14, 9.10 p.m., T1lan a.m.; NlliOillll dQwn U. 1.111. Z.D5 p.m_.______ church. Out-®!Dwn fi'SI' at the ,dam IU 11.5, runnm& tllroe. up 14, 1:11!1 am Oro> up 14 • m.; Lutller "'rdman up 32, 2:· . o t a dais theme, weddmg were Mr and Mr&. ,fourths of a fool on rollers, Po- 4 :Iii am : Cha. '"' Stevensoo 20 a.m ; Jarrw IJIMI up 32. 3:- (J!:E'S .IJfl llllVliB . Carryln!,mij 1 uered Paul Eggleton, Barbara a n d mel'llf·Mason out, PI, Pleasant down 14. 7 a.m., Blue Sea I 45 0 m.; Boh Benter up 3Z, l::lii KOU.YwQIW {U1!,) - JAil. the In tr cak~na was decorated IDanny , Mr. and M1·s Rot!•• : u 20, Hinton .77 falling. l(anaw· down IS, 3 o.m : E•oo. PenMy~ am.; Ferdinand down 33. II • - · 1111 ~~~~~ Jb LL .. ~~d J.ue dailies with white Remlinger and Terri, Mr. and ha Fall• 62 fallmg, Cltarleslon lvama JP 15, 5:30 o.m.. Defeod· 40 p.m.: <\- up 13, 2 o.m.; one « Hallywood'l ~- d . ch santhe.;,ums and Mrs. W Fred Thompson, MISS 17.~ slaliunary U>nd(}!l . Mar· er up 15, 7:15 I ftl; S ~ J•nk• Jessboat down 34, 9:30 p.m. Wllldl pill dol;{ ~ oround the ba .. of Mary Beth Thomp""' and Mr met ann Wmfleld dam• wero • u~ 16, 4·05 am; Rebo Jane I GJlllpolla Doll - Jacob G. ~~~· ~.... tm u u ite wedd.in •n- David Thomp9on, Mn Nf!lhe on the sJ\ls. !down 16,5 SO a ,m.: Walter wu. ldown .f : j• p.m.: Gout.hem down sevtr """'"'""'' ~ the cake. :.::'.t~e whleh t!rned Bradley, Mrs. Emma Jo Pu~ - . ·~ Hamson up 17, 7 p.m.; Charle- 12:15 a.m ; Lidia H. do"" 1:5G illoltY•• be. d " --::: :lv~~i'he reception. complet·' nam and Sharon Kay, Mr. and Ia ; Mr and Mr~ Delmar rol down 18, 2·25 am; Robert ~-lll·l !ian Salvador up %140 a. much lime there..,:- :"'ite ~r the table decorations. Mrs Franklin Ginther, Mr. and Quickel of Cheshire; Mr. and W. Lea, up 18, 5.10 a.w , 'lay· m,; Susan !.foe up' a.m. Liberace speocJa M Ro•er Mro. Fred 8 Miller and Dr Mrs. John Bahmer an~ MISs roond lialvot1 down 18. 9 U p. ltAiwlll IUvw _ Li~ Ed· year llllkil!l, ~ <fh uJ... 0 o1 Dayoo'n Mrs tt!'~~t::.• Tom D. Da~ Coppock~·~:lum~u• ond ' lumbus. 'l;w~a=rd=u;p:W:inl:ie:kl~5=:2li~p=.m=.=;=C=·=aneet!~:':u=!""=~JP!5caf:·:llle:::•:~:111l'f:·, Halliday, all of Co- Kartn Banmer of Col;hocton: m.: Crucible up 18 6:3() a.m · Mr David Mason of Philo ; OVEC dQwn 21. 5·1)1) ~ m.; '"; - , ---Mr William Watterson of Ra· Mr~. Clpra Murray •nd Mrs. Mrs. Carna rsie Stinard of Mog· V Chns. Jr. down 21. 6 45• m · :<J ~· -' .1 \ Ye:~wood, all couslnB of the Jessie ttennesy of Middleport ; adore Miss Norma Roach of A v Chrl~ down ~·- :55 P: ' J ' bride and Miss Sarah Lewlli iMr. and Mrs. Dale Coder, Mar· INew Haven, W. Va .; Mr. and IlL, Elgerchff up 2S, I ~';;,·. ' ' ~" i I Iol R~venna . Mrs . Fred 8 Mill· tl)a Jean aod Gumeth, l\lr ar>d Mrs. Cha rlo• 0 Murrav, Miss ~ E Dyke& down 23, I : m : ·'• 'i er of Columbuo regiStered the Mrs. l!jllph Harrison and Mr. Zelda Knopp, MNI. Goddrey D. Robert West up Z3, 3 aDa • ·Jt.C li "'~~ and Mrs Robert Hennes) , aii \Moore Mr and MMJ. Richard 1Western up 23, 4.:40 am.; ve 1 Royal c~own co~ I 1 1 ;,"'/"!:'. , -~· <'u ~ ._..... ,w~i !d gues s.. dd' trl of Portsmouth ; Mrs. O:m~ Kind- 1 Startz~an ~nd Mrs. Lloyd Hoi· Croc;;kett up Greenup . "' ' ' , 1 • Mr. ond Mrs, Ch.,leo Murroy ' Ch UTCh 1s Scene Grace Met h0d1St Of Recent Preston-Murray Nuptials LYONS arrani"monts of white gladiolll, I ise lace and long •Ieeves that snapdra~on• and babysbrealh Itapered to tlnr points over her an~JN!Ims Wl)lch decorated tho hands. The bouffant skirt lea· alt ol tile Grace Methodiot lured a pleated front a n d Chu ch for the weddlng of Miss flowed gracefully into a !\'•ron Kav Preston and Mr. circular chapel train, Her boul· Charles 1\enneth Murray on rani veil of impof(ed !:nglish ' oooy aiU!rnoon, the twenty· , Bridal silk illusioo draped oolt- RUT~AND ClOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE CLOVER FARM STORE Corner Pearl & Locust Route No.7 Sixth & Poorl 511, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO RACINE, OHIO DEPARTMENT STORE Ro~te No, 124 thlrd of June. RUTL4ND, OHIO Ll BBY Fit UIT PIUSBUI-Y & BALLARD 2~ COCKTAIL 3 i 15~ . BISCU,ITS DETERGENT 39c PEARS APPLESAUCE lil9c BABY FOOD 2Yl Kraft PORK&BEANS PIZZA· MIRACLE can ROSE CROIX CLOVER FARM LIQUID 2~ slzt Z2oz. ,,.,,kMitl• ' CLOVER FARM GEitBERS STRAINED . .JN, ,, .~· .. . :v. . ..-,~ ' ~~~ 303 can , size VAN CAMP'S ' Chef BoyAr Dee can Clover farm Armour's ALL VEGETABLE MIX TREET SHORTENING 3-lb. tan MARGARINE c 12oz. can \. J ULY SALE carton serves 18 SUMMER HATS · .. · · .... · 1.95 to 3.95 Pattern Hats, 3.95 BEST- COLA BUY ' PISCOUNT Marktts II c •MASON, W.VA. • Nut .. DrlvHo Thaalrt ' Bucleye New White lOib.. for llt.pkg. Phillips Sisters Style Shop K p• d L p• d roger- .r•.c.e. · ·' ·"·~~we , ,. ;_a~. s .,. . -~'!~:!~!._,.,;,::,,a,,.~ w ""09•' '!...;1 ·. 1 Chuck Roast Chuck Roast nl ..... "Werc••rv• tl.. right TENOEitAY Thrifty m..ttunc ~~hUll! .tlreu. with 1fhldl lhl ~ eppla sDk fb. 16. '0' VAlW STAMH with (oupol'l & pureha" of s ... ... - I · - s ....... .... Coup4MI •~~ptr•t s.t.. July 13. 1913 English Roast SwitsSteak ..... .. , ....... 59c ........... lalnhow Trout ' .. 59c MeatLHf . . ... 10 ... , •• . 49c Turkeys ....~...,. Kroger, "Gnde A" Medium ......... __ 1-12 . . . . 3 ••·HtK,...., ..... s.t.. S•v• 2otc Save 35c SovetAc with Maqap U CD\IpGft at left Pork&Beans 6 •.:. $1 5JIGII;IJ ~II I .... -· ·-99 ... c Coffee · ....,., Sin dc...d Aspirin .......,.........'..~ 53c Apple Butter 4•: Sl Kroger Fresh and Hi-Nu Milk Frash Kroger ....- $1 Giant Fob Apple Pies 39q ,.. .................. ...... 1(.-...r Appluauce laW 8Nee:! 51 J 1111 yow coupe f9r ,_- · ... « Old Fashioned 1 * willo , - 11oaileo STONEWARE UIJIO., M'nl 5~ Mil ter..c.,...••n plaloca,._.nl•.._··'' ufw....lr99e Jtuz'l Iss g , . . 1 thU 5 ef Pk& tOI' YALU! n'AJII'! - Iii .dol I ... akt ~' ' ....... ............... 1 . 7; ~ . ·~ ' I. w- • C:eccehr 100 FREETOPVALUESTAMPS 3. rtact Pl•ce Stltill FREE! Beef Stew 1(- 634 9col'f I ... CCIII Skim Milk .,. 2 ""..:" 75c 'lonuts _ _ _ ...... 19c Avond h .... $1 Peas ............_.. 8 Pot Pies .-..... 6 '$1 ~~;..,.... P•enrves ... 45c c lb. lb. bag ~~~.. l'J. ' • • """ .. 4Sc Shortening ..._.... v........ Fresh Eggs c....- ...... . . . . .. Armour 1._. X·Mclll '/: -\.1 . . .. , ,.. tn limit nM·•tltlrs" .,, . 3 LB. IJJ._I , ! luckeye Visking .00 J_ ·' ~ ........ 1 41 . I VGIM ,.. "'·' -~.. .. • . *If,..~ alozejyNMUII • ,... fi'IM' ·, california Mra. ""'ton c'- a lavl!lldllf -- QUALITY c II mFil\lorllh.b"' daiJihlor'• WllfdiJ!I, ' CWtfd AD D11 1t101ld11 Ouen 41 10:00 . 4JI. ru... - - ai:I!IH!Il'lelanO a c-ce !fed., Tllunllq, f'rldar, Sat- of .· . lpplt . , . - urday 6 Bulldaf. Murray, lll!lll!er Clolo.JVOJI' D!tT 41 ,,~ (All boun E.D.S.T. Jllloll) Lowest Prices On MEATS I I E~t.ar~ndthe·~reaiJier&, brim. All A of rooe the ... af,. carried bouquets of and yellow tlalsy cbry.. II ar1theJnU!liS, babysbreath and tvy. Mast-r John Louis • Gordon Pt'i!ston of ltashvllle l!lrYed •POMEROY, 0. aunt .. ring bearer. Jle wore 111 SICOND IT. white linen suit and carried a pillow lrln&ed with Next tO tho Follrlo Shop Open Sundar, ltlonday, Cl~wtllliiY ra"'. I!IIID wa1 Ml'. Gordon S. TuotltJ, Wldl>e&daJ, McArtor of Grove City, an d Frl417 111d S.lurdiY U:all A.M. 11 UJhera wero Mr. Dtnlill LllterUnlll 8:00 P.M. lnl o1 Johnatown, Nr. Dooald Open Saii!Jdtya Til t P.M. Speneer of PoftleroY, M r · (Cioaod AD Day Th!Q'Sdays) George ~~:v... of G.UIIDI and , R!>berl llennell' o! Port.. AD bouro .:.s:r., Pomeror · Bright Star THEY ARE VALUAILEI I I)' from e~n organza crownJ ac· The bride is the daughter ol ~ cented with pearlized Mrs. Louis L. Preo!Dn of 56 1 On a white Bible given to C•rtar SL and the late Mr. by her !ale father, the Pr~ s ton, and Mr. Murray ia the : carried a bouquet of sO<. of Mr. and Mro. Charles 0 . daisy chrysanthemums, ba~IY .. I Murray of ~ Jofleroon Avo., breath and ivy, centered PL Pleasant, W. Va. white orchid . Her only jewelry The double riog ceremony was an J;:vening Star diamond w.:s poi.r.rllled by the Rev . 1 pendant, a gift of tM groom. HIJ!hey JMeo. A hill hour of >MJ-s. John L. Preston 1161ected wedlllnC music was Nasbvjlfe, Tenn., served pr,.nted preceding the cere- slsler·in·law as matron of mony by Mrs. Merlyn Ross, or- or, and bridesmaids wer~ ganlst, sod Mr.. Robert Porco, Martha Brown of Mi;~m~~~~·~ I soloist, sang "Wedding Pray. j MiO> Karen Bohmer of er," "I Love Thee" and 11 The ton, Miss Mary Ann Lus~ Lord's Prayer." Miss Martha Mossman. Given In marriage by her wore identical afterm1on !eng· brother, Mr. John L. PrO!Iton th. gowns of N1le green pure of Nashville, Tenn., the bride silk chiffon, fash1~ed w1th I w re a goun of P""" silk or· controlled beD sklfL Their el· Q bow length sleeves extended into a double flowing panel w.o,.. back, and each wore ' matchJ&H ing hal of hairbraid, trimmed tiiii.N with a satin ribbon band With ST,IIMPI 10:~ P m.; SUMMER DRESSES · .. · .. · · .. now 6.95 SPRING COATS · · · · now 10.00 to 19.50 ~~. ·:~b~;~·~.~=·~r~::d:~~·-::~~hd~ ~:ic~r:.:~t ~=~:~ d.olabra surrounded the floral appllqued with imported Ven· RACINE NQWIN HALf•QU.ARTS :.m:; l\ Candlelight from lwo cil'cul· lganza over bridal taffeta. The , BAKER'S , Leavmg for a we lOG pI I T ledo · Mr and Mrs. I II f Pt Pleasant W. Elisha Woodo up Greenup II •· EACH CtOTT&.a !Mo Vir~nla Beach, v~iir:· l~e: I ~.~~ co:pock of Dayton; Mr ' ~=r·. ~ .. "s T.· Jacox of Pttts- ' to p,m : R II Boswporth r,I uDp SP!~VfS TJ'tl'tJ.I rs. ~rray lw~s asllk dress land Mrs. Charles Crooks of bu~;ih . Pa . and Mr and M.rs. Greenup l :25 ct .m : am~ a . 1 ~~~=cl~nJel;hite accessorte~ Washmgton Court H~se. i John L Preston and sons, John up ~reenu., ~ .25 a m4:·~ n~ ~ , and a white orchid corsag~ ' Mrs. Kenneth Wtt~gall and LOI.lls-?ordon and Stephen, of in~~~~a u!p ~;:ennuJP 6:.05 leted her ensemble. IP,Iiss Sarah Lewis of Ravenna: No•hv1lle, Tenn, ___ ~ newly . married CO\Iple Mr. William Miller of Mans- ~are .residing at 10 EdgemoPt field; r-'r. and Mrs. William I Dr. 1Watterson an~ Luann, Keith,, • The bride Is a June graduate Brian and Jod• of Ravenswood, Closing Out All of the Ohio State University Mr. and Mrs. George Evan• of School of Nursing where abe Gahanna; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon became a memb~r of Sigma S. McArwr of Grove City: Mr. Theta Tau and Torch Club, nur- and Mrs. Donald Litterlnl of sinR bonorarles, and Delta !Johnstown ; Mr. aod Mrs. Ski· $10.95 ~lVE VOUII ,_, C, COLA. Gamma social sorority. She " ney Spencer and Mlohaol and COLA, NEHI TRUI FRUIT presently employed as a erad· Sedonia, Mils Debra Spencer ORi~NGE, AND UPPI!R 10 BOTTLE CAlli · uate nure. and Mr. Donald Spencer, all of Mr, Muray is a 1900 gradU· Pomeroy. I ate of Rio Gr•nde CoJiep, Mrs. M. Harold BI'OWil am! We Will Pay ~ Cent bch where lle was affiliated to lhe MiSI! Martha Brown of M1am1•· To Your Favorite Ch•rity, Fraternal Order of Archon. He burg; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Court St. Pomeroy will receive his master's de- Poole of Stowe; Mr. and Mrs. gree in educational administra- f;, Thosnas Walker of Palas~a--- co:. , .1.' ~. pta al 11 ,_ p J ( 3 Mixing Bowls , \ lleaefiful matching 5)29 1 ,.! 1, �• ,, ,.:') I ~) I ~~ ._ ' • . ~ .· N JN REVllil TELEVISIO "· -·:......- the ploy-bJ-play far the AD.st.r •U.)lao developed a "sustained Gome 011 NBC-TV next l1.,!1da) . reieue aoplrln." j 0~ movlo beodliDoto Amta The oew aspirin was reported -"";:-.;::;::-::~==--~-----· illboll J....U. ...illa.ru '" • paper~·-by Prot . Paul v. .,. .flldl nil 1111011' -Loo, _ , llubiD ..,.,... ABC- I M booll<l of lloo alPt,.. o _,. TV'o "Dif In " aney, .,... lor, v.w ....,. 1111 huobatlthltlcl-we loa.IDJilllll w"""'"" Cturl """!Pharmacy Department of t be Sell Your 'Don't Necds' To Hei!J Foo . The Bill' For That Summer Vacaliori HO.~ \'WOOIJ oUPII - ·A le~ tum aatlled M!lllllld Grl« who tq. CoUege. II proridel an lmm.. loo ohOolld t.. enablfd 'to doubJ6. barbed tblrpli tol!b bal184l dlate therapeullc dote followed u.. pay tor hllviJI& to wllldJ 18 a aokelboll pie,.. who .,11 1101 GRAOOAL .UPmlN · • by a gradual releue of the huo~ in ·which a,..,.._ .,....t• . _ , IDII 0 about World ST. LOUIS IUPII - The St. once of the upidn from the ou•ly llld - y tello hlo , _ Wilr D 01 doplclod In olil J!ol. Louie Colle&t Ill Pllarmacy sayo tablet · .. tebritieo ..,. .-u md -~ 1ywoot1 mow10o. 01 t11o butttlllll · ed tl1fY aro. player, they reeardod.thel be wao In Nell 10 lllrl did CJIS.TV'o dribbllDcllllbe ""' of throe. Of pm"eftllial "Talellt Scouto" l'llma the Holl)owood vntaa of the war 24. Eve1.an.t Z<ppollA, 1,,. til<. lllmmer 'l'llelcley Dipl, thoro Wll a llDe lbOul "~ ror .... ...~ ho~tod W. tlmt t il, &!oro Gr!f. hall 1D hour 1D a - b wflh 1. ...... 23. scotch lin. and ooly the' eoaoiiDI mJu1t. Loy." rt... '""'I~ ter·ng by ••or wllo wttll hot 17.Amert· 9.8enlllaiM 10. Watch C<lld towelt .,..bled IIIII . - 1 011Co bad 1 11i1torJ pro1eaor Acoi4to survlvt tht ,niUIN and pull wfm ..bd DJI Ill ID atm)nltlol cny 1f.Proper lhrougb. to .. ....,.. the louc-lorm hJo. of 18. Dileard• 1'111- ont-bour m• bopn wltll t4rlt tor.. whldl lod to Worlcl (2wdo.) , let*H«a7'• h-er 19.Cowboy ~n an......,.. vlrlually ollouting Wor 1," and I have baled qu~,... u ............ And now-TaleDt laoatll''t u ever slnct. 'l1W: week's aew dallJ bone l9. Duct: tllough no ..,. IIDow. Alld after qub Cll NI!CTV "hople Will 38.Todl~ anat. for coal 31. In.tent: thai . Gril!ln bt'OIJII!I ., Vqlm Talk." bo DOt ubJ, to c1w1p -.ur ST. Clc&trlx A.B.B.R. LI'L ABNER Meadet, HUCb O'llrlall. toureo - · Tho key part of the -~ 39. Fairy 21.Halr: comb. 32. Charlea: Bac~ll, L1U MhmoiU Uud1 Gar· obow Ia lor twO conleolo•ll to , . queen of abbr. form land • daughter>, Jean Pierre Au· bolt a queotlon beforo a panel o1 33.Revenuo 23. Degree40 , Conatellaora mont and Goor&e Mlbartt to In· judcft, and Tue!day'o 1>11 questloa ~ IUiciiD"' troduco acll. 111111 woo wbetber fathers abould ·Jbo _plup -.o ~leo lor the odmlnl"" a babJ'• 2 a.m. f<od. ~lllllnlf edabritleo, IIIII 10 wu IDJ.. I lellve you with that II1Jb. 10. A.ltollt'a rilllllo oiaoorlty, not to jed 10 thet ,.. have oometblD1 1111 odmlroiiOa for them. Unftr. to IIlli about when thlup gel dull. U.TrlmmiDp lwlaletJ, one hod beeu led to be- ...... Cluoomel 8-1 Synanon !l'om IIUOI!wkhoo lleve_ U would be on bour of ... - · coatrovenlal llllf<!Otlca ,.. II. PrUIIIaD. tert~t rather tlum • teoll· .babllltaUon eenter at Woolporl, opo. mon;al banquet. Coojn.. II the subject of AJIC.TV'o 18.Sporla•rt Mw BacaD lntlutlucod a olng· "FOCIII on America" July 30. !IobS9.8orcery 41. InvallAioto er named Michael Allen, who ert Sterllng is reported being '2. Gladlator"a oounded as tllouP he were oought to star In a posalble video 4'1ttt'e'' O<'rtamlllg with paiD. '!lie hued .., the novel and m.. •s.~u ... had noted that ba llbd llqiDg vie, "Pey!bn Piece." t4.1MII/IIN DOWN lor Women. Perhapa ht bad .,.. VIa Scully, ......,... for the 1. Flnlaht•c ·bad ..periencetO. Los Allgeleo Dod1en and probeA Co}•• refugee llllllOd Marfa bly the bo8t baMNll <0111menta· 2.A-t ~ ~ oq Will. But tho lor In tho wlll handle ;.,..a . .. fiiD I.AIIwa& DAI.LY CROSSWORD ,....., Ads Get Results. 1962 Chevy II 4 Door ll,... !""' $179 5 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Low mileage. beige fini sh, likt' new tires. Deluxe equipped h£'ater 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 H. T. Cpa. _ $795 VB motor, automatic trans. '{ad1o and heater, new tin·s. Spotless clean interior, beiie and brown finish. 6:00 p ... 1)., ....,.. ~ lloftdaJ ....... OP.•dlt•• ,.. "- .. CANlXLLATIONS COIIREL"l'IONS WU! o. .ceept«~ ..... 't:CID o\.. M f'm OQ 011 Patii..U011 lllll,. !WI• ww ..., ... ~nlilllo fOJ ..,. tbu om• 1neorret 1~11 BAT'D A<l Sor'11co w• IIII cilAt:Jminii\LE:'NoW'lsille II Hl\MllUI!Gl~RS. -10C, 25 C, time a.o get your winter coal :":r: '" o0011- =:.tt:'~ •orO WI • obaraed for IICI"""-'Ill If not paul to .ttar Mel• .,t_.. ~•• om ~ CAAD 011 ~'RAND - 11.D 101 10 '•or\f ablimiUII &leb a1 - " ' \1 Ottttuaria t~~~blltltOJI af I al\tliEt~~~~o eept ,,Of1 I'I. . M Dairy Bar,lr-====~===="il _____ -~FOR RENT _ _ per •nrd OFFICI! HOUIIB 8:30 ll II Lr S&turdav -.l:.af\ fee , 5c. at a reduced price. We have Middleport. 7-Utc a11 graue;. o! coa 1· We deli v- NERVOUS? Can't sleep? TrY er anywhere. Jeffers Coal new time-released Sleep-Wei Co. No~ located half a mile capsules. Only 98c at Stark west of Fair Grounds, St. Rt. Drugs. 6-2" ••tp ~ 124. Ph. WY 2·61122 or WY 6039 7 6 71 • C • c.u per Cll_,. ttvna .... Mtnt111a.m • urrt\ML eeeu eo• ~ -...-·· COBA SERVICE lr. .cl vour fllrllll to &old 1'1\HII 1nd pro_,ft Dull.. 111 1t HMo umr ,.,C'e so. o'l .... Far dePindll»ll •lr'lltM all Clair IIWO!Idtl. TIC... Pt!M....,. WY 1·2649 lo"' WANTED TO BUY t> M l,.UJ ~• L2:00 aoon 1 ,I c IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESTil1 PRODliCING WAN"! AD PHONE WY 2·2157 CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO thank all of our friends and neighbors, our pas!M Art Marcum and Davis for all of the help and kindness given us during ...... .... lp .......... I.Polo ....tlj LViK I t.l'nlltar lba ooll: ~AIL1' 7-9 how to wOJk It: AXYDLB.t.AXB II LONGFELLOW O M - almply-. for 1110Um". In thla umple A 1.1..., for tbe three X for the tWO O's, ete. Single letters. a.pos trophiel. 1:be llncth a4 formation of the wordl anl aU hint.l I sickness while we lived Bradbury. May God bless keep )'Oil aD. Mr. and Mrs. Homer - - UGUI.ATIONS 1'bl ptatlltaet .............. n&JI1 • ildJ' or ~ •cia o:l.oemlld obJ~d ...-.,n lboll111 "' ~WJKoTfed ~~~IJ Tbo pglt trorO "" JO.=ot DI!.AUU!I!S , c.ab- oer .... - WANI' AD INFORMATION ror _ 0B1'Pl'OQUOTE- Here'• u .. I uNE SIX da'llbo - - .... dlfrerent. A OI7Ptopam Quotalloll V AltVYBKO EPPA WO QPY> liiPPAWOV JVUB UB WXBPYUB . room house. Terrace. Phone PL 1513-J after 5 p.m. P BB:,-QPAWK YS: Y-...,.o Cl))ll>oq.... o 80 FREE WE SEEM, SO FE'. 'rJaR&D "'I'AfW W1lf ARE!-ROBERT BROWNING CO 198t. Kblr J'Hturea 9yndlu.te, lac. ) Foley 7 10 ltc NOTICES \~ • WMPO Radio MONDAY TRRV FRJDAY Breakfast Party Jou•s Buick Sbow 1:1111 SJtD On News Polka Party 6:05 Sacred Heart Public Service 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:20 Counlrf Jamboree 12:1111 Noon Report 6:30 Far<' News ..:.•;.:;:.;•:;"":::.:::..::•~:.·:.·~·-·::'".:~::.· .- :...12:38 Rev. Merlin Teels "Whaddya mean he Isn't smart! Thla Is bath da.y anc 7:05 Breakfllll Party 1:05 Platter Party 7:15 Brtghl Stu Show you notice how far away from home ha ill" 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:35 Plcklns lldwr Show 7:30 Sign 011 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:011 Sign Off - June 8!00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party 110p 7:311 Sign On News Monday Ibn PrltlaJ l1:55 " - Qlunly News 9:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 8:011 Baptist Layman's Hour uo. Sip On 12:00 Community News .. 9·G Betty Newtoo 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 1:115 MWIIcat Cloct 12:05 Noon Newa 10:116 Ministerial Asooo. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7:00 New• 12:1G Oblo News 10:20 C<>mlrf Hne Down 9:110 Wings of Healing 7· io )dWIIcaJ Cloct 12:15 Martell tl :05 Swap Shof 9:30 SUnday Show 7!M· IIf111' .BeadiiDeo 12:10 Bulletin Board II:!O Farm News · 10:1111 Voice o1 Prophec 1:30 Mutdeli Cloel: 12:25 Nt111 0 Gram1 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Thu 111:35 sunday Show Y f45 ~- t'.irellDe 12:311 Agriculture Agenl 12:110 Noon Report. 11:00 Counlrf Hymntime · 8:00 Ohio VaUey News 12:45 Qlunlry Go Round 12:IG Musk: Just For You 12:110 Noon Report 8·05 World • Ohio Nt111 1:55 News Beat 12:15 Goessler'o Guest Slar·Frl 12:15 The Search I: Ill SpPI'II Todtq 2:00 Qlunlry Go Round 3' 110 Plaller Parly 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets o: IS . Woolber Picture l:tlli News Beat 4:15 Blaet!Dar Auto Show I:IIO Billy Graham UG MQll!eal Cloct 1:110 14Jt1 WQ Matinee 4: 38 Local ~ews 1:30 The Lutheran Hour U5 ('pmDMmity News 3:&5 News Beat 2:00 Signs of the Timea . 9:00 Latd!strlal 4:00 Dildlla .111111 lloa 6:05 Van P<lrfck Sports . (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:311 Publlc Service 4:311 IDI;erchtage 6·20 Sund •---•2.15 Public Semce 9:45 FJIDUJ Wonblp Hoar f:OO Commurllty News ' OWD """""""' 2:35 The Big Life Ill 1111· Muaft. Coun9 Nt111 5:05 World • NaUoUI News 7:115 The World Today 3,1111 SUnda• Sh Ill:115 · Talk of ihe TOWD ••- 0f1 · owcase 6:11 SpotUgbt ... Sporta 7··-,...... 4:1111 Hour ,of Decision 10:55 News 5:25 Weatbertaat ~OO Sip Off ·- JUliO 4:45 John GrUfln II :55 Mlll'lllllg M•lodltl 5:311 Djnner Mualcolo TlJIIDAY 5:10 Sunti•J Sbo\YQSe (OIC!ellt Friday: Cburcb 5:55 lntlde Boob ~~,.!.' '!,~.._ 6:00 Sundown Serenndo 1:01 ~ lllfd Belli 111111' 7:30 Sign 0!1 1:00 S!in Off • INS World News 6:38 Farm News. 8:1111 Sign Off - June TERRY 8J GEORGE WONDER .. . __ 7:115 9:15 10:05 10:35 WJEH RADIO (_ 8J HAROLP GRAY BEING -mE WAY l=l?l<iHTENEO TO DEATH SHE" IS: DON'T EVERY TIME SHE STEPS • OUTSIDE, 'THAT 90METHINQ WILL BITE HER I :;: :..:-"a!:" ROOM house with I acre lot, large porch, basement off Route No. 7. Phone WY :1-6127. JULTU The .Past Councilor• If ,.... doruo C!lundl O.ugbten II America, wW meet l'burldaJ 6: 30 p. m. for llleJr wmnel · picnic .at the J¥llll$ .t 111'1. Joseph Beegll!, RadDe, ~ bers are uked · to lake lbtlr table service. Rock Springe Grange will Thursday at a p.m. T • • CODiest on onagt a • t bread, tho sewtna caftlost 0)1 skirt, IIIII the ~ crocbelod .... WID WIUba~ · --, 1--= ::: ca ': !._ ' . . • : ~ . lv IINII BUSHMILLER IDA1>1Y JOt.IES • ' -CAH'T HaP POOR AUNT AQ:\THA, SE BITTER; A!'fliE, �• ,, ,.:') I ~) I ~~ ._ ' • . ~ .· N JN REVllil TELEVISIO "· -·:......- the ploy-bJ-play far the AD.st.r •U.)lao developed a "sustained Gome 011 NBC-TV next l1.,!1da) . reieue aoplrln." j 0~ movlo beodliDoto Amta The oew aspirin was reported -"";:-.;::;::-::~==--~-----· illboll J....U. ...illa.ru '" • paper~·-by Prot . Paul v. .,. .flldl nil 1111011' -Loo, _ , llubiD ..,.,... ABC- I M booll<l of lloo alPt,.. o _,. TV'o "Dif In " aney, .,... lor, v.w ....,. 1111 huobatlthltlcl-we loa.IDJilllll w"""'"" Cturl """!Pharmacy Department of t be Sell Your 'Don't Necds' To Hei!J Foo . The Bill' For That Summer Vacaliori HO.~ \'WOOIJ oUPII - ·A le~ tum aatlled M!lllllld Grl« who tq. CoUege. II proridel an lmm.. loo ohOolld t.. enablfd 'to doubJ6. barbed tblrpli tol!b bal184l dlate therapeullc dote followed u.. pay tor hllviJI& to wllldJ 18 a aokelboll pie,.. who .,11 1101 GRAOOAL .UPmlN · • by a gradual releue of the huo~ in ·which a,..,.._ .,....t• . _ , IDII 0 about World ST. LOUIS IUPII - The St. once of the upidn from the ou•ly llld - y tello hlo , _ Wilr D 01 doplclod In olil J!ol. Louie Colle&t Ill Pllarmacy sayo tablet · .. tebritieo ..,. .-u md -~ 1ywoot1 mow10o. 01 t11o butttlllll · ed tl1fY aro. player, they reeardod.thel be wao In Nell 10 lllrl did CJIS.TV'o dribbllDcllllbe ""' of throe. Of pm"eftllial "Talellt Scouto" l'llma the Holl)owood vntaa of the war 24. Eve1.an.t Z<ppollA, 1,,. til<. lllmmer 'l'llelcley Dipl, thoro Wll a llDe lbOul "~ ror .... ...~ ho~tod W. tlmt t il, &!oro Gr!f. hall 1D hour 1D a - b wflh 1. ...... 23. scotch lin. and ooly the' eoaoiiDI mJu1t. Loy." rt... '""'I~ ter·ng by ••or wllo wttll hot 17.Amert· 9.8enlllaiM 10. Watch C<lld towelt .,..bled IIIII . - 1 011Co bad 1 11i1torJ pro1eaor Acoi4to survlvt tht ,niUIN and pull wfm ..bd DJI Ill ID atm)nltlol cny 1f.Proper lhrougb. to .. ....,.. the louc-lorm hJo. of 18. Dileard• 1'111- ont-bour m• bopn wltll t4rlt tor.. whldl lod to Worlcl (2wdo.) , let*H«a7'• h-er 19.Cowboy ~n an......,.. vlrlually ollouting Wor 1," and I have baled qu~,... u ............ And now-TaleDt laoatll''t u ever slnct. 'l1W: week's aew dallJ bone l9. Duct: tllough no ..,. IIDow. Alld after qub Cll NI!CTV "hople Will 38.Todl~ anat. for coal 31. In.tent: thai . Gril!ln bt'OIJII!I ., Vqlm Talk." bo DOt ubJ, to c1w1p -.ur ST. Clc&trlx A.B.B.R. LI'L ABNER Meadet, HUCb O'llrlall. toureo - · Tho key part of the -~ 39. Fairy 21.Halr: comb. 32. Charlea: Bac~ll, L1U MhmoiU Uud1 Gar· obow Ia lor twO conleolo•ll to , . queen of abbr. form land • daughter>, Jean Pierre Au· bolt a queotlon beforo a panel o1 33.Revenuo 23. Degree40 , Conatellaora mont and Goor&e Mlbartt to In· judcft, and Tue!day'o 1>11 questloa ~ IUiciiD"' troduco acll. 111111 woo wbetber fathers abould ·Jbo _plup -.o ~leo lor the odmlnl"" a babJ'• 2 a.m. f<od. ~lllllnlf edabritleo, IIIII 10 wu IDJ.. I lellve you with that II1Jb. 10. A.ltollt'a rilllllo oiaoorlty, not to jed 10 thet ,.. have oometblD1 1111 odmlroiiOa for them. Unftr. to IIlli about when thlup gel dull. U.TrlmmiDp lwlaletJ, one hod beeu led to be- ...... Cluoomel 8-1 Synanon !l'om IIUOI!wkhoo lleve_ U would be on bour of ... - · coatrovenlal llllf<!Otlca ,.. II. PrUIIIaD. tert~t rather tlum • teoll· .babllltaUon eenter at Woolporl, opo. mon;al banquet. Coojn.. II the subject of AJIC.TV'o 18.Sporla•rt Mw BacaD lntlutlucod a olng· "FOCIII on America" July 30. !IobS9.8orcery 41. InvallAioto er named Michael Allen, who ert Sterllng is reported being '2. Gladlator"a oounded as tllouP he were oought to star In a posalble video 4'1ttt'e'' O<'rtamlllg with paiD. '!lie hued .., the novel and m.. •s.~u ... had noted that ba llbd llqiDg vie, "Pey!bn Piece." t4.1MII/IIN DOWN lor Women. Perhapa ht bad .,.. VIa Scully, ......,... for the 1. Flnlaht•c ·bad ..periencetO. Los Allgeleo Dod1en and probeA Co}•• refugee llllllOd Marfa bly the bo8t baMNll <0111menta· 2.A-t ~ ~ oq Will. But tho lor In tho wlll handle ;.,..a . .. fiiD I.AIIwa& DAI.LY CROSSWORD ,....., Ads Get Results. 1962 Chevy II 4 Door ll,... !""' $179 5 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Low mileage. beige fini sh, likt' new tires. Deluxe equipped h£'ater 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 H. T. Cpa. _ $795 VB motor, automatic trans. '{ad1o and heater, new tin·s. Spotless clean interior, beiie and brown finish. 6:00 p ... 1)., ....,.. ~ lloftdaJ ....... OP.•dlt•• ,.. "- .. CANlXLLATIONS COIIREL"l'IONS WU! o. .ceept«~ ..... 't:CID o\.. M f'm OQ 011 Patii..U011 lllll,. !WI• ww ..., ... ~nlilllo fOJ ..,. tbu om• 1neorret 1~11 BAT'D A<l Sor'11co w• IIII cilAt:Jminii\LE:'NoW'lsille II Hl\MllUI!Gl~RS. -10C, 25 C, time a.o get your winter coal :":r: '" o0011- =:.tt:'~ •orO WI • obaraed for IICI"""-'Ill If not paul to .ttar Mel• .,t_.. ~•• om ~ CAAD 011 ~'RAND - 11.D 101 10 '•or\f ablimiUII &leb a1 - " ' \1 Ottttuaria t~~~blltltOJI af I al\tliEt~~~~o eept ,,Of1 I'I. . M Dairy Bar,lr-====~===="il _____ -~FOR RENT _ _ per •nrd OFFICI! HOUIIB 8:30 ll II Lr S&turdav -.l:.af\ fee , 5c. at a reduced price. We have Middleport. 7-Utc a11 graue;. o! coa 1· We deli v- NERVOUS? Can't sleep? TrY er anywhere. Jeffers Coal new time-released Sleep-Wei Co. No~ located half a mile capsules. Only 98c at Stark west of Fair Grounds, St. Rt. Drugs. 6-2" ••tp ~ 124. Ph. WY 2·61122 or WY 6039 7 6 71 • C • c.u per Cll_,. ttvna .... Mtnt111a.m • urrt\ML eeeu eo• ~ -...-·· COBA SERVICE lr. .cl vour fllrllll to &old 1'1\HII 1nd pro_,ft Dull.. 111 1t HMo umr ,.,C'e so. o'l .... Far dePindll»ll •lr'lltM all Clair IIWO!Idtl. TIC... Pt!M....,. WY 1·2649 lo"' WANTED TO BUY t> M l,.UJ ~• L2:00 aoon 1 ,I c IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESTil1 PRODliCING WAN"! AD PHONE WY 2·2157 CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO thank all of our friends and neighbors, our pas!M Art Marcum and Davis for all of the help and kindness given us during ...... .... lp .......... I.Polo ....tlj LViK I t.l'nlltar lba ooll: ~AIL1' 7-9 how to wOJk It: AXYDLB.t.AXB II LONGFELLOW O M - almply-. for 1110Um". In thla umple A 1.1..., for tbe three X for the tWO O's, ete. Single letters. a.pos trophiel. 1:be llncth a4 formation of the wordl anl aU hint.l I sickness while we lived Bradbury. May God bless keep )'Oil aD. Mr. and Mrs. Homer - - UGUI.ATIONS 1'bl ptatlltaet .............. n&JI1 • ildJ' or ~ •cia o:l.oemlld obJ~d ...-.,n lboll111 "' ~WJKoTfed ~~~IJ Tbo pglt trorO "" JO.=ot DI!.AUU!I!S , c.ab- oer .... - WANI' AD INFORMATION ror _ 0B1'Pl'OQUOTE- Here'• u .. I uNE SIX da'llbo - - .... dlfrerent. A OI7Ptopam Quotalloll V AltVYBKO EPPA WO QPY> liiPPAWOV JVUB UB WXBPYUB . room house. Terrace. Phone PL 1513-J after 5 p.m. P BB:,-QPAWK YS: Y-...,.o Cl))ll>oq.... o 80 FREE WE SEEM, SO FE'. 'rJaR&D "'I'AfW W1lf ARE!-ROBERT BROWNING CO 198t. Kblr J'Hturea 9yndlu.te, lac. ) Foley 7 10 ltc NOTICES \~ • WMPO Radio MONDAY TRRV FRJDAY Breakfast Party Jou•s Buick Sbow 1:1111 SJtD On News Polka Party 6:05 Sacred Heart Public Service 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:20 Counlrf Jamboree 12:1111 Noon Report 6:30 Far<' News ..:.•;.:;:.;•:;"":::.:::..::•~:.·:.·~·-·::'".:~::.· .- :...12:38 Rev. Merlin Teels "Whaddya mean he Isn't smart! Thla Is bath da.y anc 7:05 Breakfllll Party 1:05 Platter Party 7:15 Brtghl Stu Show you notice how far away from home ha ill" 8:00 Sundown Serenade 7:35 Plcklns lldwr Show 7:30 Sign 011 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:011 Sign Off - June 8!00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY 1:00 Breakfast Party 110p 7:311 Sign On News Monday Ibn PrltlaJ l1:55 " - Qlunly News 9:05 Coffee Wltb Janet 8:011 Baptist Layman's Hour uo. Sip On 12:00 Community News .. 9·G Betty Newtoo 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 1:115 MWIIcat Cloct 12:05 Noon Newa 10:116 Ministerial Asooo. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7:00 New• 12:1G Oblo News 10:20 C<>mlrf Hne Down 9:110 Wings of Healing 7· io )dWIIcaJ Cloct 12:15 Martell tl :05 Swap Shof 9:30 SUnday Show 7!M· IIf111' .BeadiiDeo 12:10 Bulletin Board II:!O Farm News · 10:1111 Voice o1 Prophec 1:30 Mutdeli Cloel: 12:25 Nt111 0 Gram1 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Thu 111:35 sunday Show Y f45 ~- t'.irellDe 12:311 Agriculture Agenl 12:110 Noon Report. 11:00 Counlrf Hymntime · 8:00 Ohio VaUey News 12:45 Qlunlry Go Round 12:IG Musk: Just For You 12:110 Noon Report 8·05 World • Ohio Nt111 1:55 News Beat 12:15 Goessler'o Guest Slar·Frl 12:15 The Search I: Ill SpPI'II Todtq 2:00 Qlunlry Go Round 3' 110 Plaller Parly 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets o: IS . Woolber Picture l:tlli News Beat 4:15 Blaet!Dar Auto Show I:IIO Billy Graham UG MQll!eal Cloct 1:110 14Jt1 WQ Matinee 4: 38 Local ~ews 1:30 The Lutheran Hour U5 ('pmDMmity News 3:&5 News Beat 2:00 Signs of the Timea . 9:00 Latd!strlal 4:00 Dildlla .111111 lloa 6:05 Van P<lrfck Sports . (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:311 Publlc Service 4:311 IDI;erchtage 6·20 Sund •---•2.15 Public Semce 9:45 FJIDUJ Wonblp Hoar f:OO Commurllty News ' OWD """""""' 2:35 The Big Life Ill 1111· Muaft. Coun9 Nt111 5:05 World • NaUoUI News 7:115 The World Today 3,1111 SUnda• Sh Ill:115 · Talk of ihe TOWD ••- 0f1 · owcase 6:11 SpotUgbt ... Sporta 7··-,...... 4:1111 Hour ,of Decision 10:55 News 5:25 Weatbertaat ~OO Sip Off ·- JUliO 4:45 John GrUfln II :55 Mlll'lllllg M•lodltl 5:311 Djnner Mualcolo TlJIIDAY 5:10 Sunti•J Sbo\YQSe (OIC!ellt Friday: Cburcb 5:55 lntlde Boob ~~,.!.' '!,~.._ 6:00 Sundown Serenndo 1:01 ~ lllfd Belli 111111' 7:30 Sign 0!1 1:00 S!in Off • INS World News 6:38 Farm News. 8:1111 Sign Off - June TERRY 8J GEORGE WONDER .. . __ 7:115 9:15 10:05 10:35 WJEH RADIO (_ 8J HAROLP GRAY BEING -mE WAY l=l?l<iHTENEO TO DEATH SHE" IS: DON'T EVERY TIME SHE STEPS • OUTSIDE, 'THAT 90METHINQ WILL BITE HER I :;: :..:-"a!:" ROOM house with I acre lot, large porch, basement off Route No. 7. Phone WY :1-6127. JULTU The .Past Councilor• If ,.... doruo C!lundl O.ugbten II America, wW meet l'burldaJ 6: 30 p. m. for llleJr wmnel · picnic .at the J¥llll$ .t 111'1. Joseph Beegll!, RadDe, ~ bers are uked · to lake lbtlr table service. Rock Springe Grange will Thursday at a p.m. T • • CODiest on onagt a • t bread, tho sewtna caftlost 0)1 skirt, IIIII the ~ crocbelod .... WID WIUba~ · --, 1--= ::: ca ': !._ ' . . • : ~ . lv IINII BUSHMILLER IDA1>1Y JOt.IES • ' -CAH'T HaP POOR AUNT AQ:\THA, SE BITTER; A!'fliE, �' " .. • ' I 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middteporl, O.,.~uJy 10, 1.963..,;_Hospital _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JMiddleporl, lllrs. CIIBI.. W. JCiay, Rl. 1 J'eWS • . .. r • . ~l.,j·~, ~ ·Emma· CIIN~, .; a... ~ "! w Drip ~ ....., !)ail Pat~ Rei~~;~ hOFP Letart, W. EUU, jRUth Rl.' ! , MP. and ; •' \Manley, Rt. t Mlddlepcrt, Ed· daushter, 7:06 a. rn. Tuesday. ,Mre. Roy HoweU, Howard Nei· \llin: Mrs. ' I!OsaUe Crabtree, Mn. Robert Harrison and 11011, - - - - - - -.. ward C. Ebersb'ch, Jr., IOS \Mn. Charles F. Sayre, 1652 gler,! Mri. {Uzel Miller,. Jacob Jackson; Mrs. £<11th ' Scttel)ell- Eric, Cfawfor48VIIlo, Ind.; Mrs. • Wnght St., Pomeroy; Rober\ Lincoln Hellhtli·· Pomeroy, dau- Vand!lf<)hj, Mrs. Noab Beavor, pr, .Jack11<111 Mrs. Talma Alma Klserr Rl. • oak HID, - Amenl these who entered ' H. Fetty, Mulberry llelghts, •gl!ter, tU2 p. m. Monday. Mn, Albert· Mcintyre, Vlctor 'Wrlg!lt, Rt. 1 jacbon; Jomea Mn. Florence Ev.... J\1. 2, hospital "' the past 21 Pomeroy. Mrs. t..ra Chase, Dltckorged Knight, Mt>s 1\tayme Berridge D. itloer, Rt. 4 oat HiD; Dari4 oak Hill, Join. , Jqani)l GUU. Mi. alld Mrs. RUssob CApewere Mrs. John M. Full- :Pomeroy, William Keith Wolfe, j'aUents dlscharged lnclQded and Miss· Edith Mercer. Huteblnson, EIIIDill laD!!, R!. 2, Mrl. hart have returned from sev. 1321> Portsm<lllth Rd., Mrs. \Rt. 3 Pomeffly, Henry H. Zei· Kellneth Sand_,., M'ISI !laze! ;rwo units: o1 blood were ad· Fulks, Oak ID!l; •.llm. Marcella Waltero, Woedslle.ld, - - - - - - - - - era! days vacotioa opent with Keith E. S.yder, 13 central her, Syracu,., Terry Ray Far· I' Boster, Mrs. Emes! Kaefer, mblisterod at, tile hospital oo lisOII, Osk HIH: Mn. Martha Join. Moll:lo Hoops, Jaa• JY AMEIJA WALlER h" sister, Mrs. Lee Rlchard. Marvin L. Baird, Rt. Zlrar, Chester, Mrs. Thoma< E. Mn. Edna Harrison, Mrt. 'hesl!aY· . · Arnold, R!. ' 2, Thurman: Mrs. Mra. Emma'·"""'· Rl. 3 Jaek· 1Gallipclls, Mn. Noah Beever, ,Scurlock, Jackson, Mrs. Denny jErnest Plok,..,...., Mr. and Mrs. Manning Roush son at Hpliandole, Fla. Jack Betty Cofer, Blacklork: Wll· •IIOII, Hobart J,leli!I9Wii Blporn- · o1 Pomeroy visited Mrs. Kern• Mrs. Judy Filichia and . Rt. 2 Vintoo•. Elza E. Martin, :Baisden, Wellston, Mrs. Roy Perk, Ronald WilUalllll, Mnl. OAK HJU. HOSPITAL Uam York, 1\1 4 l!ak . HID; 0. W. Va, :Melv!Q Roush ond Mr. and Mrs. Jacob i' Jerry Jr .. of Hollywood, fi'la ., 103 13th St., Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. W. Trace, Rt. 2 ....,Iiston, Mrs. George BurM and M... Berlin Mr. and Mrs. car Jeoklris, Oak !DII: Vlrgll ebols, Jacksoll, Geaqe ,JOISOre, Baer and daughter Helen Sun· returned home with the Mlna L. Bradley, 61S Main St., J . Robert Smith, Athens, Mrs. IWarrlx and Infant daughter • . J a • 'Frisby, houte 2, Well&- WUIIams; Rt: 4 ,Jackson: Mro. R!. 4, Mrt. Cl!fa .MOI' day. harts. Mrs. Flllchia Pt. Pleasant, Densil W. Smith, P. Leffly Ashland, Ky., Amou& Alllal ton, Ohio, a 1011, , Robert Dean; Clara Callahan, JackoOd: Ger· rll, Rl. I EwldgiDn. Mills Bet1 Mrs. J . B. Marshal and chil· ied Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Pleasant, John Lewis ;Charles A. Martin, Ashland. Ky. According to the ml(!nlght I. Mr. aod Mrs. DenDis aid Moore, JaCkson; H uj h ty Bowles, !llackforll; dren of Louisville, Ky., are vis- lo Columbus where she Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant, Ottle C. [and Herman J. Keels, pert ol the nuralng R. Bay; Waterloo Star Rt., a Semple, Rt. I Jackson: Wtllls VlUble, Rt. oak Hl)l, Her· iting her mother. Mrs. John F. visil. Roush , New Haven, W. Va., [burg, W. Va. those .patients who were listed son, Brian Kel!b, July 3. Mr. McFIM, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Mn. Idle! II'IJI!erf Rl. .2, ,Jacboa, Baily and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck Mrs. Dnnald S. Zerkle, Hart· \ Blrlhs as law Included Joh.n L. Jef· and Mrt. Rerman R. Slaton, Mary Herbert, Jackson; Mrs. Willis, So!ltb Webster, Mrs. Harry Wyatt and Mr. and four children of W. Va .. Ja&per F. Roush, Mrs. Willlam J . .Smith, Rut· 1fers. Mrs. Cora Sweeney, J ... Rt. ' Oak Hill, ·a daughter, Laura <\ntis, Osk Hill; MIS! l!ilrry Ev..., J'<:bol>. , Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Curtis visited Va. spenl several 2 .Letart, W. Va., .Thomaslland, dat!ihter, 2:45 p. m., lper Roush, James Gentry, Mrs. Barbal'8 July ·!. Katie Edwards, Thurman, Miss Gladys WooltWer, I Oek. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker her mother, Mrs. Lotbe Skinner, %58 So. Fifth St., Tuesday. Mn. Charles C. Clarence Yardley, Herbert Present. Patlenta Mrs. ·Nanna Davia, oak HID. 'Hl!i, Wm. L. Ollet', Jackson. Forest Run Mason Personals J~; · Nina~- Society News Ml~. I E~ans, Par~ers- day~ Mr:o~ . Sunday. James Diehl, Mrs. Charles Baer and family \ M_lss Stella Gress and 1Chrusty Bletner atte~ded th~ , W lk , .ted funeral of 0. F. We1k on FrlMrs. Le w1s a er ' 'lSI day in Ironton Mr. and Mrs.MWillard Faudree ~~ . nd Mrs. · Chor~n- • I • •. a ~ ~Y d P of omeroy, on ay. ·burn and family of Baltlmore, Mrs . Harry Wyatt visited 1Md. visited recently with · Mrs. Albert Bartels Wednesday. ;motht>r and brother, Mrs. HesMrs. Gilbert Wheeler, son · fer Ra)'·burn and Howard. Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Pete GuPsts of Mrs. Dessie Poling Wheeler and two daughters of on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Poling of aupert, w. Va, Lewis Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Rath Duff of Robert Laudermilt recently. Miami, Fla., sister of Mrs. Pol· Mrs . Kelly Grueser a n d ing, and Mrs. H. M. Cunning· II daughter Janie of Pomeroy vis· ham, Charleston. ited Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Arn- ~ . Stephen Stephens and Benold and family Sunday. me Stephens, both of Dunbar Miss Sharon Walker Jim visited with Mr. and Mrs . Louks, Janice Russell. M.r. and Ralph Wal'ner and family. ~ Mrs. Virgie Walker or Rashan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poling and Mrs. Fred Shain ot Racine and daughter, Ann . of Fort Lauvisited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis . dPrdale. Fla., visited recently Walker Monday evening. with Mrs. Dessie Poling and Miss Judy Genheimer of Co· ~ Mrs . . Poling's si~ter: Mrs. Ro"' I )umbus visited Mrs. John T. 1Martin and lam1ly m Pt. PleaBaily and relatives last week- sant. end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred RosenM dM M · R h I baum of Pomeroy visited Mon· r. an rs. anmng ous dav evening with her brother, of Pomeroy spent the weekend Mr. · an d Mrs. RusseII Capehart . . I Ilves, Mrs. Lottie Rou h tte ded C0Iurn bus wIth . rea "' they were accompamed there . . ~- a n R. h d ;~ busmess meelmg m Charles- I . N by M1ss ane e 1c ar S'Jn, Jt 11 who has been visitin!!f them onMrecendy.M , r. an rs . Le s1er Job n- ' M h d and her gran mol er rs . son an d c h'ld ·'id and 1 ren, 0 av K err.s Roush. Suscm. o1 v·1enna. W. Va., visit.. . .. Mrs. Lewts Walker _viSited ed with their parents, Mr. Mr. a~. Mrs. Fred Sham and ! and Mrs. Homer Johnson and Mr. Bl1he Cross and attend~ ' Mt·. and Mrs. B. F. Board. the 4th of July t:elebratlon m Mr. and Mrs Ted Hammack Racine . ot Charleston spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wyatt visiting with Mrs. Mary Rorrv ll visited her sister, Miss Mt>lvina and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Board. I Davidson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Pauley and Mrs. Ida Laudermilt and Mrs. children. Sharon and Ronald, LilJian Napper visited Mrs. Ed- have returned home after a 1 ward Griffith Wednesday even- week's vacation visiting her par. lng. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie RyMr. and Mrs. Wendel Jeffers an at Akoe, W. Va. and children of ChiUicothe visit· Mr. and Mrs. Char)e!; Yeager ed Mr. and Mrs. Rober~ Davis ar·e visitir.li Mr. and Mrs. Ro· i and daughter Tammy Sunday. berl Fenton and daughter al : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeaug· Lima. Ohio. i er and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny John· Mrs. Gene Yeauger and daugh- 1son and family and Mrs. John ter visited their parents, Mr Ross and two cllildren visited and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger over Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Ute weekend. 1 Ada Carson in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Edith Sisson and chil- i ' dren of Pomeroy visited her ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hammn 1 Holter Sunday. Mrs. Robert Leisure and two 1 sons Robert and Mark, Cleve- , land spent the weekend with ) __ _ ber mother, Mrs. Albert Bar- B\' VIOLET SMITH tels and other relatives. : Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Mr. Albert Bartels who is a !were dinner guests of Mr. and patient in the Holzer ho!<ipilal Mr!'i . Lindsey Lyons, Tup'pers is Improving. PlAins. Mrs. Laurence Napper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer 1 and children, Matthew, Clinton , and .Janie were visiting Mr. , and Robyn of Pomeroy were and Mrs. Jake lleem. Vienna, . Sunday dinner guests of Mr W· Va. i and Mrs. Robert Laudermilt. 1 Ulah Swan. Tuppers Plains, i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprouse 1is spending a few days with t and Betty returned home at ICora Swan. i Fairpoint, 0 .. after spending a Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhodes, I week with her parents Mr New Brighton, Pa., M on a I and Mrs. Robert Laudermilt . Ritchie, Portland, and Mr. and ! i Mrs. Herbert Swan were in~ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates. Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. i Belpre. were visiting Mr. and CINCINNATI <UPll - U'!· Mrs. A. J . Carter. stock : , Oscar Babcock was visiting Cattle '100, calves :12.1: slaugh·l Mr. and Mn. Cecil co.,dery, I ter .teers and heifers moderately ; Reedsville. , •clive, fully steady; oows and 1. Mrs. J~m Caruthers, Canton, buiJs steady; load average to Is spending a few days with high choke 894 slaughter steers Mr. and Mn1. Marvin Marks. 25.00: other mostly average Mr. ~nd Mn. Clarence Crischoice 875-1100 lb 24.00·24.50 i pin, Newark, Mr. and Mrs. ' mixed high good to low rhoit-e iJohn Lynn, Newark, and Mr. 900-1200 lb 23.00·23 .50: good 22.00. ; and Mrs. Donald Pullins and 1 22.50. standard 19.50-20.50, !Wme Rita, William!ltown, W. Va., utility 11.50: load avergae IG high were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray '1 ehoice &41 lb heiFers 24.00: aver- Pullins. . age tlhoice 800-900 lh 23.51)..23.75; Mrs. Walter Kopacz. Ironton, utility and commercial cows t4.fl0- 0 ., spent the weekend with Mr. 15.50. mostly 14.50' up: boll~; 16.50- -.:1 Mrs. Wayne Prince. 1 IB.bll' good llliHI50 lb feeder .,_ Vera Weber and Leone Bab· ~.li0-21.00: f'arly sales .,.eaJen t!eck were visiting Craig Cat- I Rteady, latf'r ~low. weak to 1 ]ow.. rett at a Parkersburg hospi!al. Pr, choi~ 2S.00..2R.OO, few early Mn. Curtis Deem and Mrs . 27.00-28.00: good 22.00·25.00 : stan- Ronnie .Joachim. Parkersburg, dard 20.00-22 oo. were visiting Mr. ad Mrs. Hogs ZZOO : barrow" and gilts Harold Brewer. moderately adive, mORtly steady Mr. and Mrs. Jlave Yates to ' tO lower aome late ?.5 off : 1 wert visiting Mr. and Mrs. 10ws steady to weak: 1-2 200-220 : Charles Lisle and Mr. and Mrs lb barrows lind giltt 18.7S.18.8.1, , Donak! Lisle, Syr~ . f'I'Ollnd 250 at 18.85, mixed 1-3 110VIrgie Mora. Pomeroy was 230' lb 18.%5-18.00: mostly 11.10 visiting EtheJ Oteavlier. down, 230-250 lb I7.75-UI.2S few Amaoda Taylor, California. lots no 3, m-300 lb 17.00, 1 -~ 275- was visiting Ethel Larkins. 350 tb oows 14.50-IHO. lot 2115 lb 1 Purl and Emma PoweU 1l I Hi-C •••, EVANS ~ YOIIMITI BAIITLIII Prld 50 EXTRA j- 0 )ol 4 $1 c 46 oz. 2V2 C11n1 YUKON CLUB NO ::~SIT COLA QUARTA BRAND Lemonade Fro.. NONE CARBONATED Flavor Fresh Drinks __ n _ 1,; 39C )UI got. 1 ·1 . Long Bottom Social News j FRESH JUICI • DRANGI qvartS9 Tropacana o ·C JUICI __ bottl A&P• BRAND I GRAPIFRUIT 46oOL 29 P1neapp e JUICE - - - con C Retails In lhll ad are effective thru Sat, July 131n Golllpolis ce.,.. ond , NECTAR-Save 15c TEA BAGS BEEF RIB c lb. R-s. 2133c Save 7c A&P Brand-All GrHn Reg. 29c Asparagus s... 17• _ Snow-Flo Ketchup "SUPER·RIGHT" QUALITY-WELL TRIMMED ••• rnru 4 Rib Steaks Delmon;•• _ lb. $1.49 Beef Short Ribs __ lb. 39c All Good Bacon _ !;.~b SSe Chicken Legs _ _ tb.43c Chicken Breasts _ Jb.49c Braunschweiger _ Chicken Wings lb.25c Beef Liver su..d _ _ 3 Ib•. 99c iiEAo 1 Ch erry P•tesmiOc - Jane Parker eoch 39c .. ,. ..... • Star·Kist Reg. 39c 16-oz. Save 6c _ Madlson-Ploln or Kosher 32 Dill Pickles ~=~ :·- 1~: 29c HI-Fidality-- Ste,.ophanlc $ lona Sweet Peas - 8 .:.$1· Roasted Peanuts - p:;~ 39c.. ABC Doc Food I 1 I GRAPE.S Sweet Corn 6 . for 39c :.bP·a()(',·kk·· ll .. . ,iooolor . to 50lamho lower:oteodr: shorn W, wereTaitt, Yllft:lng and M'rs. -lmnbl llltOI UtlloMr. Hockin&. ' . c;~-t.WGGio..~'i<i!~i&PJ!.f.;x'..O'@'r~&~'¥-"''~'m;.~~ ~ ~"~IIN WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN I &l!llilil ·' Mortia's CREAM / 12 ·c.... .. ' . .... Sliced .Sullano Small Stuffed . . ·01·tves··. - A&P FROZEN CORN Lard ' ·, .' ,,..,_ ,. • 3 3 111«. pkgs. Regular 2 for 39c ' JUMBO , ROASTED :;ui)IN'IFIELD PEANUTS~,. · ___ ~'3qc WAfftES .. a Low, Low Price I ONE-CALLON DECANTER Larg• round llaN te prennt tl,. Mta•u,. mark•r On ' shit, 21b.3r.. A or Cabana Sets ANI I IV LOW PIJCI ··~· ·SIZES 3-8 Print Short 51"n Shirt with lefl• Matrhlng Shart hnt1• Elastic WGIIt. h Manv Colors. T11pered hi Slim Perfectilln Ladies' Capri Pants ' llno 10.11. Many, ,Many I to IChooM. Ploln Celo01 .... ,., $1.7t. pk_,. Cucumbers .Peppers ltor15 Children's Plig, ~·39c CRISP-GREEN \b. Onlv ~tinl- A,.1aa Way P1zzari•, ' , ()pen Klltla Renilti'ld at .-,. Pkp, ~ lbs. CRISP-SOLID HEADS 14-os. . ,• • . . . ., . . lb. PEACHES CABBAGE--=====-:::--Look What'• New Plalto 1... i3c .... 1 10-lb. Pkg. 69 I equal portion• pke. FRESH-LUSCIOUs-RIPE Made ef unllrealla .. le platftc. Ann Pogo .' s133 •I •I ·\ 'GERBER FRENCH NINE LIVES ........ IBQ SAUCE 21b. bogs !iogular 49c •••h s1i;~;: c.,l_~====··=·===========\=~J:=;::==::======l~~c::....:.::l!!~!!!!;!~t!!~~:~!:~~J 1, • .I Santa Rosa Plums _ lb. 29c · 1 I :~:!i-~:.1:~~.~:: ~~~::: Frooh _ . Breaded Cod lrought11n'1, F11irmont CHEESE Kraft - Inspected Wafer SINkS lb. 1.31 So.l em"a"kl•l• 149 Sirloin lb . • Tip Steaks lb. 1.08 Rib Steaks <••-I•J lb. 99 bona Super-Trim -Swift'I Promium- U. S. Gov't, COTfAGE '• R-s.21 3 c - can . looth Frozen Outdoor Cookln1 lpecl•l• I CINirce•l 8rolled lt..ks , •• Cut Any ThlcknHs 1 Cut thin for a ..u1ck, •••Y meal 39 3-Bor Pock ~;:.:=;11~ ., ,. , . .. . Ann Peg-Ground 1 J 2 IG4t. 28 lzl! 'I IIIII Cold Dips . 7c Off Lallel Sofi·Weve Toilet Tlss• 4 ~an. 49 lorclen'1, Smucker's Slrawberrr Preserves ~::.. 49. Do1m1k lanhmllows cl'fl'· 28 . D~''' Cold 81ps Z:: ·28 00 '""" Zest TUNA Lon, .,lay Vocal and notrumental Sweet Relish:.:::·_ t-:·z9c Jumbo-In Shell 20c , ''. Stylo Aunt Jona 17 Sn•49 Chunk Sn IVANS,., Complete Selection 1 20.0i.' . CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS AI Any Evant :Supor M<nk.t CALLA STYLE - Small, Short Shank Lean. 4 lo 8-lb. Averace ' Sweet PiCkles ( ln11>1dtd 4 49-~ 33 I•• · c I Swiss Cheese R:i:o~r ~~~· S9c .· c 1.qt.39c I•• Salad Dressing ~~ ~:: 1 o · pk••· 89 . Porkor · 2oz.21'·c Blackpeppersave ·1·9 · .~ Salad .Mustard '-~~~·29c . of3 Govornmlnl Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium U. s. Gov'l.lnspecled Wh-or. LOAV&~ Cup 'C . akes Iced Jono IVANI IUI'II ltiiM IWIPTJ 'IIMIUM - U. I. OOV'T. tNSI'ICTID FIRSTCUTCHOPS 49 £~TER RIB CHOPS :: 59 CUT LOIN CHOPS lb. 69 U. 5 Ground lleof or Ground Chvd< Now '~'"' S.C.t ., Jyly 131~ btla. Aunt Jan-Whole Sultana ... 3 US. 01 MOll! ! ..ono s~ ... , him- s ....... ••ft!l!llm 4 ••n• 99c Ohio Jane Parker Enriched WITH 100 EXTRA IOUPON AND .i.W Green Stamp5 PUICHA.H 2& 1 Wieners sk;nl"' __ 2 lbo.98c fa irrMnl , JToutht.n'l B.m.rmilk 10 Jor 17-oz. cano ... C.no ..... ·I Market Rep0rt I. "'···· .... 4 59C WITH 14-oz. TENDER JUICY-BONE IN BEEF RIB ST-EA s ··79( BEEF RIB ROAST thR:t79c , ..rdet~ 'l, Lro. I "-· 'I &.!~:'I Juicy Lemons L;;: ....,- d••· 49c 5th and 6th Ribs "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY ·I • u:'lft COUPON AND' . • I ~Tcmlp' •utCHAH ,i)'Ji'(,r 98 100 G0lden Corn ONE PRICE-- NONE PRICED HIGHER Morton Dinners_ ...h39c ' 5p EXTRA PUROIIAIE...,.,.. ,, ,,_, ,.,. A&P Brond-Croam Styla or Whole Kerna.l lb. 39c • II'} Gof. Food c 12-oz. cans I 1 : Str~IHtl 1 I $ ...... " cans GRAPE-ORANGE ROOT BEER· KOLA r t HUIIT'I WIIOLI UNPIIIII I It Tlil!l'ld•y · .. ·9 A.M. to 6 p.M. · " 1:30 A.M. to 1:30 P. M. . .. IRZII EVAPORATED 1 j ~ 1 .., APRIDOTS I 1 a,,.,.., We The li11ht Limit Qu11ntitl• ~:'Secon~ &Mill St.;MiddleP., ll~ THIRST QUENCHER CASH SAVERS ORANGE-GRAPE FRUIT PUNCH· ORANGE PINEAPPLE ••• N~ ~· ~bert ~. Mrs. Harold NeweU and chil· l~g.' _a former local r~sident, is . dren of Chester visited Mr. and [vtslt_mg Mrs. Rosa Fink. Thursday. ~-· JackS(]~~, BIR~- ',Q ['IHI'. COFFEE W~. ~July depa~t, I BOSCIL ·. .. 18-os. ..1. ::.~ 43 25 29 ... ..... ~ I II :I I 'C ,'\1\ 'r I I �' " .. • ' I 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middteporl, O.,.~uJy 10, 1.963..,;_Hospital _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JMiddleporl, lllrs. CIIBI.. W. JCiay, Rl. 1 J'eWS • . .. r • . ~l.,j·~, ~ ·Emma· CIIN~, .; a... ~ "! w Drip ~ ....., !)ail Pat~ Rei~~;~ hOFP Letart, W. EUU, jRUth Rl.' ! , MP. and ; •' \Manley, Rt. t Mlddlepcrt, Ed· daushter, 7:06 a. rn. Tuesday. ,Mre. Roy HoweU, Howard Nei· \llin: Mrs. ' I!OsaUe Crabtree, Mn. Robert Harrison and 11011, - - - - - - -.. ward C. Ebersb'ch, Jr., IOS \Mn. Charles F. Sayre, 1652 gler,! Mri. {Uzel Miller,. Jacob Jackson; Mrs. £<11th ' Scttel)ell- Eric, Cfawfor48VIIlo, Ind.; Mrs. • Wnght St., Pomeroy; Rober\ Lincoln Hellhtli·· Pomeroy, dau- Vand!lf<)hj, Mrs. Noab Beavor, pr, .Jack11<111 Mrs. Talma Alma Klserr Rl. • oak HID, - Amenl these who entered ' H. Fetty, Mulberry llelghts, •gl!ter, tU2 p. m. Monday. Mn, Albert· Mcintyre, Vlctor 'Wrlg!lt, Rt. 1 jacbon; Jomea Mn. Florence Ev.... J\1. 2, hospital "' the past 21 Pomeroy. Mrs. t..ra Chase, Dltckorged Knight, Mt>s 1\tayme Berridge D. itloer, Rt. 4 oat HiD; Dari4 oak Hill, Join. , Jqani)l GUU. Mi. alld Mrs. RUssob CApewere Mrs. John M. Full- :Pomeroy, William Keith Wolfe, j'aUents dlscharged lnclQded and Miss· Edith Mercer. Huteblnson, EIIIDill laD!!, R!. 2, Mrl. hart have returned from sev. 1321> Portsm<lllth Rd., Mrs. \Rt. 3 Pomeffly, Henry H. Zei· Kellneth Sand_,., M'ISI !laze! ;rwo units: o1 blood were ad· Fulks, Oak ID!l; •.llm. Marcella Waltero, Woedslle.ld, - - - - - - - - - era! days vacotioa opent with Keith E. S.yder, 13 central her, Syracu,., Terry Ray Far· I' Boster, Mrs. Emes! Kaefer, mblisterod at, tile hospital oo lisOII, Osk HIH: Mn. Martha Join. Moll:lo Hoops, Jaa• JY AMEIJA WALlER h" sister, Mrs. Lee Rlchard. Marvin L. Baird, Rt. Zlrar, Chester, Mrs. Thoma< E. Mn. Edna Harrison, Mrt. 'hesl!aY· . · Arnold, R!. ' 2, Thurman: Mrs. Mra. Emma'·"""'· Rl. 3 Jaek· 1Gallipclls, Mn. Noah Beever, ,Scurlock, Jackson, Mrs. Denny jErnest Plok,..,...., Mr. and Mrs. Manning Roush son at Hpliandole, Fla. Jack Betty Cofer, Blacklork: Wll· •IIOII, Hobart J,leli!I9Wii Blporn- · o1 Pomeroy visited Mrs. Kern• Mrs. Judy Filichia and . Rt. 2 Vintoo•. Elza E. Martin, :Baisden, Wellston, Mrs. Roy Perk, Ronald WilUalllll, Mnl. OAK HJU. HOSPITAL Uam York, 1\1 4 l!ak . HID; 0. W. Va, :Melv!Q Roush ond Mr. and Mrs. Jacob i' Jerry Jr .. of Hollywood, fi'la ., 103 13th St., Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. W. Trace, Rt. 2 ....,Iiston, Mrs. George BurM and M... Berlin Mr. and Mrs. car Jeoklris, Oak !DII: Vlrgll ebols, Jacksoll, Geaqe ,JOISOre, Baer and daughter Helen Sun· returned home with the Mlna L. Bradley, 61S Main St., J . Robert Smith, Athens, Mrs. IWarrlx and Infant daughter • . J a • 'Frisby, houte 2, Well&- WUIIams; Rt: 4 ,Jackson: Mro. R!. 4, Mrt. Cl!fa .MOI' day. harts. Mrs. Flllchia Pt. Pleasant, Densil W. Smith, P. Leffly Ashland, Ky., Amou& Alllal ton, Ohio, a 1011, , Robert Dean; Clara Callahan, JackoOd: Ger· rll, Rl. I EwldgiDn. Mills Bet1 Mrs. J . B. Marshal and chil· ied Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Pleasant, John Lewis ;Charles A. Martin, Ashland. Ky. According to the ml(!nlght I. Mr. aod Mrs. DenDis aid Moore, JaCkson; H uj h ty Bowles, !llackforll; dren of Louisville, Ky., are vis- lo Columbus where she Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant, Ottle C. [and Herman J. Keels, pert ol the nuralng R. Bay; Waterloo Star Rt., a Semple, Rt. I Jackson: Wtllls VlUble, Rt. oak Hl)l, Her· iting her mother. Mrs. John F. visil. Roush , New Haven, W. Va., [burg, W. Va. those .patients who were listed son, Brian Kel!b, July 3. Mr. McFIM, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Mn. Idle! II'IJI!erf Rl. .2, ,Jacboa, Baily and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck Mrs. Dnnald S. Zerkle, Hart· \ Blrlhs as law Included Joh.n L. Jef· and Mrt. Rerman R. Slaton, Mary Herbert, Jackson; Mrs. Willis, So!ltb Webster, Mrs. Harry Wyatt and Mr. and four children of W. Va .. Ja&per F. Roush, Mrs. Willlam J . .Smith, Rut· 1fers. Mrs. Cora Sweeney, J ... Rt. ' Oak Hill, ·a daughter, Laura <\ntis, Osk Hill; MIS! l!ilrry Ev..., J'<:bol>. , Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Curtis visited Va. spenl several 2 .Letart, W. Va., .Thomaslland, dat!ihter, 2:45 p. m., lper Roush, James Gentry, Mrs. Barbal'8 July ·!. Katie Edwards, Thurman, Miss Gladys WooltWer, I Oek. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker her mother, Mrs. Lotbe Skinner, %58 So. Fifth St., Tuesday. Mn. Charles C. Clarence Yardley, Herbert Present. Patlenta Mrs. ·Nanna Davia, oak HID. 'Hl!i, Wm. L. Ollet', Jackson. Forest Run Mason Personals J~; · Nina~- Society News Ml~. I E~ans, Par~ers- day~ Mr:o~ . Sunday. James Diehl, Mrs. Charles Baer and family \ M_lss Stella Gress and 1Chrusty Bletner atte~ded th~ , W lk , .ted funeral of 0. F. We1k on FrlMrs. Le w1s a er ' 'lSI day in Ironton Mr. and Mrs.MWillard Faudree ~~ . nd Mrs. · Chor~n- • I • •. a ~ ~Y d P of omeroy, on ay. ·burn and family of Baltlmore, Mrs . Harry Wyatt visited 1Md. visited recently with · Mrs. Albert Bartels Wednesday. ;motht>r and brother, Mrs. HesMrs. Gilbert Wheeler, son · fer Ra)'·burn and Howard. Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Pete GuPsts of Mrs. Dessie Poling Wheeler and two daughters of on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Poling of aupert, w. Va, Lewis Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Rath Duff of Robert Laudermilt recently. Miami, Fla., sister of Mrs. Pol· Mrs . Kelly Grueser a n d ing, and Mrs. H. M. Cunning· II daughter Janie of Pomeroy vis· ham, Charleston. ited Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Arn- ~ . Stephen Stephens and Benold and family Sunday. me Stephens, both of Dunbar Miss Sharon Walker Jim visited with Mr. and Mrs . Louks, Janice Russell. M.r. and Ralph Wal'ner and family. ~ Mrs. Virgie Walker or Rashan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poling and Mrs. Fred Shain ot Racine and daughter, Ann . of Fort Lauvisited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis . dPrdale. Fla., visited recently Walker Monday evening. with Mrs. Dessie Poling and Miss Judy Genheimer of Co· ~ Mrs . . Poling's si~ter: Mrs. Ro"' I )umbus visited Mrs. John T. 1Martin and lam1ly m Pt. PleaBaily and relatives last week- sant. end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred RosenM dM M · R h I baum of Pomeroy visited Mon· r. an rs. anmng ous dav evening with her brother, of Pomeroy spent the weekend Mr. · an d Mrs. RusseII Capehart . . I Ilves, Mrs. Lottie Rou h tte ded C0Iurn bus wIth . rea "' they were accompamed there . . ~- a n R. h d ;~ busmess meelmg m Charles- I . N by M1ss ane e 1c ar S'Jn, Jt 11 who has been visitin!!f them onMrecendy.M , r. an rs . Le s1er Job n- ' M h d and her gran mol er rs . son an d c h'ld ·'id and 1 ren, 0 av K err.s Roush. Suscm. o1 v·1enna. W. Va., visit.. . .. Mrs. Lewts Walker _viSited ed with their parents, Mr. Mr. a~. Mrs. Fred Sham and ! and Mrs. Homer Johnson and Mr. Bl1he Cross and attend~ ' Mt·. and Mrs. B. F. Board. the 4th of July t:elebratlon m Mr. and Mrs Ted Hammack Racine . ot Charleston spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wyatt visiting with Mrs. Mary Rorrv ll visited her sister, Miss Mt>lvina and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Board. I Davidson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Pauley and Mrs. Ida Laudermilt and Mrs. children. Sharon and Ronald, LilJian Napper visited Mrs. Ed- have returned home after a 1 ward Griffith Wednesday even- week's vacation visiting her par. lng. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie RyMr. and Mrs. Wendel Jeffers an at Akoe, W. Va. and children of ChiUicothe visit· Mr. and Mrs. Char)e!; Yeager ed Mr. and Mrs. Rober~ Davis ar·e visitir.li Mr. and Mrs. Ro· i and daughter Tammy Sunday. berl Fenton and daughter al : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeaug· Lima. Ohio. i er and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny John· Mrs. Gene Yeauger and daugh- 1son and family and Mrs. John ter visited their parents, Mr Ross and two cllildren visited and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger over Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Ute weekend. 1 Ada Carson in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Edith Sisson and chil- i ' dren of Pomeroy visited her ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hammn 1 Holter Sunday. Mrs. Robert Leisure and two 1 sons Robert and Mark, Cleve- , land spent the weekend with ) __ _ ber mother, Mrs. Albert Bar- B\' VIOLET SMITH tels and other relatives. : Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Mr. Albert Bartels who is a !were dinner guests of Mr. and patient in the Holzer ho!<ipilal Mr!'i . Lindsey Lyons, Tup'pers is Improving. PlAins. Mrs. Laurence Napper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer 1 and children, Matthew, Clinton , and .Janie were visiting Mr. , and Robyn of Pomeroy were and Mrs. Jake lleem. Vienna, . Sunday dinner guests of Mr W· Va. i and Mrs. Robert Laudermilt. 1 Ulah Swan. Tuppers Plains, i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprouse 1is spending a few days with t and Betty returned home at ICora Swan. i Fairpoint, 0 .. after spending a Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhodes, I week with her parents Mr New Brighton, Pa., M on a I and Mrs. Robert Laudermilt . Ritchie, Portland, and Mr. and ! i Mrs. Herbert Swan were in~ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates. Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. i Belpre. were visiting Mr. and CINCINNATI <UPll - U'!· Mrs. A. J . Carter. stock : , Oscar Babcock was visiting Cattle '100, calves :12.1: slaugh·l Mr. and Mn. Cecil co.,dery, I ter .teers and heifers moderately ; Reedsville. , •clive, fully steady; oows and 1. Mrs. J~m Caruthers, Canton, buiJs steady; load average to Is spending a few days with high choke 894 slaughter steers Mr. and Mn1. Marvin Marks. 25.00: other mostly average Mr. ~nd Mn. Clarence Crischoice 875-1100 lb 24.00·24.50 i pin, Newark, Mr. and Mrs. ' mixed high good to low rhoit-e iJohn Lynn, Newark, and Mr. 900-1200 lb 23.00·23 .50: good 22.00. ; and Mrs. Donald Pullins and 1 22.50. standard 19.50-20.50, !Wme Rita, William!ltown, W. Va., utility 11.50: load avergae IG high were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray '1 ehoice &41 lb heiFers 24.00: aver- Pullins. . age tlhoice 800-900 lh 23.51)..23.75; Mrs. Walter Kopacz. Ironton, utility and commercial cows t4.fl0- 0 ., spent the weekend with Mr. 15.50. mostly 14.50' up: boll~; 16.50- -.:1 Mrs. Wayne Prince. 1 IB.bll' good llliHI50 lb feeder .,_ Vera Weber and Leone Bab· ~.li0-21.00: f'arly sales .,.eaJen t!eck were visiting Craig Cat- I Rteady, latf'r ~low. weak to 1 ]ow.. rett at a Parkersburg hospi!al. Pr, choi~ 2S.00..2R.OO, few early Mn. Curtis Deem and Mrs . 27.00-28.00: good 22.00·25.00 : stan- Ronnie .Joachim. Parkersburg, dard 20.00-22 oo. were visiting Mr. ad Mrs. Hogs ZZOO : barrow" and gilts Harold Brewer. moderately adive, mORtly steady Mr. and Mrs. Jlave Yates to ' tO lower aome late ?.5 off : 1 wert visiting Mr. and Mrs. 10ws steady to weak: 1-2 200-220 : Charles Lisle and Mr. and Mrs lb barrows lind giltt 18.7S.18.8.1, , Donak! Lisle, Syr~ . f'I'Ollnd 250 at 18.85, mixed 1-3 110VIrgie Mora. Pomeroy was 230' lb 18.%5-18.00: mostly 11.10 visiting EtheJ Oteavlier. down, 230-250 lb I7.75-UI.2S few Amaoda Taylor, California. lots no 3, m-300 lb 17.00, 1 -~ 275- was visiting Ethel Larkins. 350 tb oows 14.50-IHO. lot 2115 lb 1 Purl and Emma PoweU 1l I Hi-C •••, EVANS ~ YOIIMITI BAIITLIII Prld 50 EXTRA j- 0 )ol 4 $1 c 46 oz. 2V2 C11n1 YUKON CLUB NO ::~SIT COLA QUARTA BRAND Lemonade Fro.. NONE CARBONATED Flavor Fresh Drinks __ n _ 1,; 39C )UI got. 1 ·1 . Long Bottom Social News j FRESH JUICI • DRANGI qvartS9 Tropacana o ·C JUICI __ bottl A&P• BRAND I GRAPIFRUIT 46oOL 29 P1neapp e JUICE - - - con C Retails In lhll ad are effective thru Sat, July 131n Golllpolis ce.,.. ond , NECTAR-Save 15c TEA BAGS BEEF RIB c lb. R-s. 2133c Save 7c A&P Brand-All GrHn Reg. 29c Asparagus s... 17• _ Snow-Flo Ketchup "SUPER·RIGHT" QUALITY-WELL TRIMMED ••• rnru 4 Rib Steaks Delmon;•• _ lb. $1.49 Beef Short Ribs __ lb. 39c All Good Bacon _ !;.~b SSe Chicken Legs _ _ tb.43c Chicken Breasts _ Jb.49c Braunschweiger _ Chicken Wings lb.25c Beef Liver su..d _ _ 3 Ib•. 99c iiEAo 1 Ch erry P•tesmiOc - Jane Parker eoch 39c .. ,. ..... • Star·Kist Reg. 39c 16-oz. Save 6c _ Madlson-Ploln or Kosher 32 Dill Pickles ~=~ :·- 1~: 29c HI-Fidality-- Ste,.ophanlc $ lona Sweet Peas - 8 .:.$1· Roasted Peanuts - p:;~ 39c.. ABC Doc Food I 1 I GRAPE.S Sweet Corn 6 . for 39c :.bP·a()(',·kk·· ll .. . ,iooolor . to 50lamho lower:oteodr: shorn W, wereTaitt, Yllft:lng and M'rs. -lmnbl llltOI UtlloMr. Hockin&. ' . c;~-t.WGGio..~'i<i!~i&PJ!.f.;x'..O'@'r~&~'¥-"''~'m;.~~ ~ ~"~IIN WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN I &l!llilil ·' Mortia's CREAM / 12 ·c.... .. ' . .... Sliced .Sullano Small Stuffed . . ·01·tves··. - A&P FROZEN CORN Lard ' ·, .' ,,..,_ ,. • 3 3 111«. pkgs. Regular 2 for 39c ' JUMBO , ROASTED :;ui)IN'IFIELD PEANUTS~,. · ___ ~'3qc WAfftES .. a Low, Low Price I ONE-CALLON DECANTER Larg• round llaN te prennt tl,. Mta•u,. mark•r On ' shit, 21b.3r.. A or Cabana Sets ANI I IV LOW PIJCI ··~· ·SIZES 3-8 Print Short 51"n Shirt with lefl• Matrhlng Shart hnt1• Elastic WGIIt. h Manv Colors. T11pered hi Slim Perfectilln Ladies' Capri Pants ' llno 10.11. Many, ,Many I to IChooM. Ploln Celo01 .... ,., $1.7t. pk_,. Cucumbers .Peppers ltor15 Children's Plig, ~·39c CRISP-GREEN \b. Onlv ~tinl- A,.1aa Way P1zzari•, ' , ()pen Klltla Renilti'ld at .-,. Pkp, ~ lbs. CRISP-SOLID HEADS 14-os. . ,• • . . . ., . . lb. PEACHES CABBAGE--=====-:::--Look What'• New Plalto 1... i3c .... 1 10-lb. Pkg. 69 I equal portion• pke. FRESH-LUSCIOUs-RIPE Made ef unllrealla .. le platftc. Ann Pogo .' s133 •I •I ·\ 'GERBER FRENCH NINE LIVES ........ IBQ SAUCE 21b. bogs !iogular 49c •••h s1i;~;: c.,l_~====··=·===========\=~J:=;::==::======l~~c::....:.::l!!~!!!!;!~t!!~~:~!:~~J 1, • .I Santa Rosa Plums _ lb. 29c · 1 I :~:!i-~:.1:~~.~:: ~~~::: Frooh _ . Breaded Cod lrought11n'1, F11irmont CHEESE Kraft - Inspected Wafer SINkS lb. 1.31 So.l em"a"kl•l• 149 Sirloin lb . • Tip Steaks lb. 1.08 Rib Steaks <••-I•J lb. 99 bona Super-Trim -Swift'I Promium- U. S. Gov't, COTfAGE '• R-s.21 3 c - can . looth Frozen Outdoor Cookln1 lpecl•l• I CINirce•l 8rolled lt..ks , •• Cut Any ThlcknHs 1 Cut thin for a ..u1ck, •••Y meal 39 3-Bor Pock ~;:.:=;11~ ., ,. , . .. . Ann Peg-Ground 1 J 2 IG4t. 28 lzl! 'I IIIII Cold Dips . 7c Off Lallel Sofi·Weve Toilet Tlss• 4 ~an. 49 lorclen'1, Smucker's Slrawberrr Preserves ~::.. 49. Do1m1k lanhmllows cl'fl'· 28 . D~''' Cold 81ps Z:: ·28 00 '""" Zest TUNA Lon, .,lay Vocal and notrumental Sweet Relish:.:::·_ t-:·z9c Jumbo-In Shell 20c , ''. Stylo Aunt Jona 17 Sn•49 Chunk Sn IVANS,., Complete Selection 1 20.0i.' . CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS AI Any Evant :Supor M<nk.t CALLA STYLE - Small, Short Shank Lean. 4 lo 8-lb. Averace ' Sweet PiCkles ( ln11>1dtd 4 49-~ 33 I•• · c I Swiss Cheese R:i:o~r ~~~· S9c .· c 1.qt.39c I•• Salad Dressing ~~ ~:: 1 o · pk••· 89 . Porkor · 2oz.21'·c Blackpeppersave ·1·9 · .~ Salad .Mustard '-~~~·29c . of3 Govornmlnl Evans Super Trim - Swift's Premium U. s. Gov'l.lnspecled Wh-or. LOAV&~ Cup 'C . akes Iced Jono IVANI IUI'II ltiiM IWIPTJ 'IIMIUM - U. I. OOV'T. tNSI'ICTID FIRSTCUTCHOPS 49 £~TER RIB CHOPS :: 59 CUT LOIN CHOPS lb. 69 U. 5 Ground lleof or Ground Chvd< Now '~'"' S.C.t ., Jyly 131~ btla. Aunt Jan-Whole Sultana ... 3 US. 01 MOll! ! ..ono s~ ... , him- s ....... ••ft!l!llm 4 ••n• 99c Ohio Jane Parker Enriched WITH 100 EXTRA IOUPON AND .i.W Green Stamp5 PUICHA.H 2& 1 Wieners sk;nl"' __ 2 lbo.98c fa irrMnl , JToutht.n'l B.m.rmilk 10 Jor 17-oz. cano ... C.no ..... ·I Market Rep0rt I. "'···· .... 4 59C WITH 14-oz. TENDER JUICY-BONE IN BEEF RIB ST-EA s ··79( BEEF RIB ROAST thR:t79c , ..rdet~ 'l, Lro. I "-· 'I &.!~:'I Juicy Lemons L;;: ....,- d••· 49c 5th and 6th Ribs "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY ·I • u:'lft COUPON AND' . • I ~Tcmlp' •utCHAH ,i)'Ji'(,r 98 100 G0lden Corn ONE PRICE-- NONE PRICED HIGHER Morton Dinners_ ...h39c ' 5p EXTRA PUROIIAIE...,.,.. ,, ,,_, ,.,. A&P Brond-Croam Styla or Whole Kerna.l lb. 39c • II'} Gof. Food c 12-oz. cans I 1 : Str~IHtl 1 I $ ...... " cans GRAPE-ORANGE ROOT BEER· KOLA r t HUIIT'I WIIOLI UNPIIIII I It Tlil!l'ld•y · .. ·9 A.M. to 6 p.M. · " 1:30 A.M. to 1:30 P. M. . .. IRZII EVAPORATED 1 j ~ 1 .., APRIDOTS I 1 a,,.,.., We The li11ht Limit Qu11ntitl• ~:'Secon~ &Mill St.;MiddleP., ll~ THIRST QUENCHER CASH SAVERS ORANGE-GRAPE FRUIT PUNCH· ORANGE PINEAPPLE ••• N~ ~· ~bert ~. Mrs. Harold NeweU and chil· l~g.' _a former local r~sident, is . dren of Chester visited Mr. and [vtslt_mg Mrs. Rosa Fink. Thursday. ~-· JackS(]~~, BIR~- ',Q ['IHI'. COFFEE W~. ~July depa~t, I BOSCIL ·. .. 18-os. ..1. ::.~ 43 25 29 ... ..... ~ I II :I I 'C ,'\1\ 'r I I �~Diil). s.atiHL PclllllrOJ Mllllltllllt o. ~~ 10, ~ • Articles Giren During Program At Garden Club ' Pomeroy ' ar y · enttne! lo in teallly a lpt lllld Its ona 11 IQ,IN """"" mlln motes It ... lorc..t lakt Ia lite world. People In ' • • NOW YOU K.NOY fte 181111 loob,. C.aplu Sea • ""'' il 'I'• ~Ita lntrr_f r. 01 Four Youths Injured In Wreck At Darwin f'Jei.,M.,,,. ,_ '· ....,......... ...,.,, ...,.. .... .. .•.tittle....... ..-11& ....,.....,,..., h h 'l 1 f , fp•wlll i; JUcll ~ Strike On Rails~ Put Off SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMERO~ THURSDAY UNTIL NOON ITho Sto,.. Cl- at Noon Each Thundayl Friday Store Hours .,.. 9 to 5 and Soturdoy Store Houn art 9 to 9 in Tho Evening. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your SaiHsllps From Elberfelds In Pomeroy ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Mr.Folden Dieslfter Long 11lness NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT WOMENS SHOES ·-· l' .. HI-SOCIETY- CHARM STEPS COOL NOTES- SMART SET IShoH Displayed On Racks For Easy Selection) •I I 1 POMEROY. OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY on• SATURDAY July 12·13 "SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS" (Technicolor) Ava Gardner Natalie Wuod Warren Beat ty, Pat Hing!P Audrey Chris· tie, Zohra Lampert , Barbara Loden. Fred Stewart. "THE FIREBRAND" Lisa Montell, Chubby Johnson, Allen .Jaffe Kent Taylor Sun. Mon. Tues. July "'GYPSY" 1~· 15 ·16 Natah ? Wood Karl Malde n Rosahnd R11~sel1 • TeC'hnJNlor J Mana TENNIS SHOES SANDALS Dirk Bogarde "THE ANGEL WORE RED" -ar.dDiana Dors in "AN ALLIGATOR NAMED DAISY" <Technioolor ) Black • Brown [ Men's TWO TONES and BEIGE Canvas ()x•• rds 8" Work Boots Thurs. & Fri. July 11 ·l2 "THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT" - andAnthony Steel Stanley Baker "CHECKPOINT" '$9.11 Sl111 6 to 11 Valu11 To $12.95 V•l- Teo $12.95 (Eastman COlor) REMOVAl, SAl f. ~ I SAVE UP TO 50% ON MANY ITEMS ___ $2.88 pr. Scoma Loaferl I Chlklfen'l Styl~ - - "nvu Oxforcls ~~ IlliCit ' $210 • PAIR ss.oo Values ~o s6.95 pr. I Pf• : ' Men'• ~ • • : .100 Bonus Plaid St•mps With Any $3 PurelY..'' 1 :Sizer ' to ,12 .,..'.•,. ·• ..... P'r , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' .t ' ' . · . MIDDLEPORT niVIill.· ~ ~------------~--~··~~~--r-~--~~._~ ss.aa.,· ... ~• h• AT ' , ROUSH'S SHOE STORE .N. 2ND Alii!. r DlESS. SH~S L-------------------------- $1.00 BrokonSIMI •, BAKER FURNIT·U.RE 1 DRnsSIIOEs Aut. Women'• I Poli<'e Planning Pirnic In August ~r:!en pr. Bedroom Suites ,, •SPORTS eWOMEN'SIN WHITE, Men'• 6" Shoes $7.88 pr. GIAt~T pr. pr. Sizes eFLATS _,sz.u $1.00 :~to 12 _ Asaortad StyiH & Colors - - Broken Sizes TDNIGHT eMEDIUM HEELS Children's ' i ... I; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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