http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e200a5b1a92a1068daf158e814a6efb8.pdf e6f3881e74ff5f4f0b9fe009b95e7489 PDF Text Text 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport._o ..._~~Y Mothers' Day Program Gtv' en In Syracuse . Youth Night Observeel, 01,1cers Installed, By Syracuse PTA .u . I About main , J. People In Pomeroy · .. ' . . •. '· Davlcl KOblents, Kauts, Mra. ~'-' t:,h::'lll c;halmwln Mr I Jl!lldt o:J .,= De•t:~~==:Ch!!~]~~=~-~ . Jf~or~~~lc~e~fllt:.:.:.:~~[;: •=~-·~-~:a~t~l~~-m~ .... Each Week Elberfelds Store · Closes At Noon On Thursdays · Kr.::;ier r---------.- - I Drhe to Pomwoy, and Shop Elberftlcls . I 1 Friday 9 to 5 and on Saturday From 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. J " -·See·- ------------Thursday's Papers For News I OfEibenelds Friday and Saturday Sale 11 t ELBERFELDS POMEROY I I ServiCe Gtven For Deceased JOF Members IT! MEIGS THEATRE DISCOUNT ,_,. ......... Reg. s2.99 Mens FABRIC CASUALS l A style for every ., sport and whim Hush PaapPioS BR!All!IN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUM. SHOES ~~ WOlVERINE 8· 95 to 12·95 This father's Day pu1 Hush Puppies 01 the bop al the list Dad wi ll love their crisp g<ood looks, the SUjle(b fit, the Wl/f Hush Puppies cradle his feet in solid comfort while aivine him the exact support he needs. Yov'H find styles for every OC· cas10n fro m golfine to important business meetings. Wily not pick up several pail! l::r::~~ri~in June 21. Mrs. of the the absence Attending w e r e and Ruth Reed, Mrs. June Glaze and chndren, lUcky and Patty, Mrs. Guy Russell , Mrs. Harry Hendricks and son, Terry and Mrs. Richard Wilt. New Orleans, where tbey open! some t.ime; Key West, Tamp,a, and Clearwater, Fla. They came up the eut coast to Miami and Ft. Laud· erda!•, Fla., and stopped IICape Can~veral where they saw Astronaut Gordon Cooper launched. While in Florida they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Rooeoe Fowler. Complete Selection of Hush Puppies For Men, Women and Children . Widths AAA·AA·A·B·C·DE. All Sizes - DISCOUNT PRICE Edward Stolar, Anna Larion "MAG It YOY AGI Of SINIAD" -andGreat boy • dog adventure "MY DOG, lUDDY" Moy U-24 William Holden and Clifton Webb In "SATIN NIVIR SLIIPI" (Cinemaaeope lc Color) -and- e OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOON e Deborah Kerr and Jrttcbael In RediP'••• "THI INNOC:INTI" , $1'33 .. Ladl•' Fine Gauge WOMENS CRIPE MENS RIG. $1.99 SOLI ZORI Sport Shirts RAYON TRICOT PANTIES Fine rayon tricot Panties In populor brief llyle. White and aaorted pastel coloN. Size• 6-8-'1. SANDALS -Rei· folio Value tadlae' Crepe Sole Zorl fllndala Wide alii. of oolan. 1M thw at your . _ _ Stcoft ~ ..... .a... fl.lt Short Bleeve B,li,L. Aiel. colora and PJI!ImUI at 1 ..., 'low low prlee. Jur -..1 a..,; aDd uve Sport Slllrll. . _ c c 00 pr pr •• 38 8 . DRIP DRY DRES5 PRINTS . . $5.55 ·37· · .. ~·tl' · . SUMMER DRESSES . N.. ·..att~, ~ Dew ,lll'rlnla. Jludo pt 1lflHil, 'Yall!illl 10 tl-00, wfde uat., ..., ••.,..~~y~ea. lr., Jll-. IIIII Half Blr 111ortment of new oprinc pattern• In llilt <Ue11 print• with 0111 core drip dry tlnlsb. Compare at 49c • IIIIo yd. C . ytl . . . . .• . . 99 3 . . . . ·• . SALEI HOUseHOLD ALUMINUM WARE· Wldt - ~bettae AIUIIIImuD 00 . Va. fl..'ll, ....llifl JlOUP IIIII lliW. ~ '1rlli >'~Nat' .'llftl'll pe. - · iiiMf . .' I.,. ~;;;;;;;;;;-..=...;~-· ., Bit 28 quort -city l!'.lly cbeot made wltb CAC • U wltb TIION FOAM IDJulallonNon rualiDI aluminum bandle1. 99 w. · •1, .' . ,., • ' ~-. j, ' care, cotton Eyelet trim: White, panel ~lira S, •• 95 t'O Newl Smart Faet Color 36 Inch Half Slips Wotk-tlld ancJ pvll""n .. . CHESTS .,:INE COTTON Rent pi) wood flame witb pr0111d baird top and . . . . (lupported, .-bit p1ut1e covm iD twetd. or blue. .a:,... lllelaola traia - . BIG ASSORTMENT OF STYLES ·& COLORS A bit apeelsl. purebue from 1 lead· lng manufacturer. Atlrletlve ne1r . IIMI3 at~lea iD aU the -dar rlalo, fllbrl<i and colon - all ~ Get Into tbe owb earlJ Ia ADI of thou ·fine 1111111. • · ·' . L..IJN' ljylht Trim LUGGAGE SWIM .SU,ITS . 28 QT. "SPRITE" FOAM COOLER VAcATION· THREE SPECIAL PURCHA511 ·1:ADJIS' ·BITTER • TONIGHT Thur ..frl. Store and Sne. ~ Air 6 water teatec1 I foot Air II& trou for 11 bomt, at the belfll. ·for -plnJ trlpo. A rM1 nlua at tbla lMr prlee. •tuu~ttDrive·ln ~·"'T- Colgate Toot•past• Air Mattresses CANNER RETURN FROM TOUR Mrs. A. R. Knight and son, Vincent, returned home Mon.. day after a seven weeks tour of the aouth. Among places visited were Memphis, Tenn., MJJ. sis~ippi , I NYLON HOSE II11 ~:~~~~~~:~ofasthewere community was plana to se-cure a slide projector. Tbe next meeting will be a at the Roadside Park In I 99 a cook-out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Reed for their May meeting. Following the dinner I h e meeting was opened with pray~ er by James Reed with scril>" ture reading by Mrs. - Harry Hendricks. A Bible school for t • ' ....... . .............. ....... Iilio a, Frllll}' - ' to! Jl!lnllla= :itb • I • .a t y ~·ttMnCII.a~~..n 'Yrulh night was observed Church of the Nazarene, Paula "QuMeehn ~~Subject," wtop•.• Mn. John Weraer, Mra. II hoa'lild officers were onstalled Jean Moore, Coral Moore. Len- lhe ot er • Y sermon "' M Mill Freddie II · "hen lhe Syracuse PTA held ra Bass and Sue Ellen Cu11o lh tt.;,=v·u~:C.ardPr~:~~~! andK•~-W~upw~-fll ff!~ ~ltMn. Purl ' ., , , ,;:;; """"" u , u -. uu u u • • · Its lut meeting of ohe term nmgham , accompanied by e ,__ -•· .....,,...,y ,_, ,. and Nan MooN have and Mrt. lluel Jlldeno · . ., , at the school audiloroum, May I Holmes, sang "Th11 ~. My Fa· confined to her homo with lbe lllrned ~ Columbul Mrl. Guy lbe prtlfllllatlon I pot-luck I~ 1o be .tt Iller's World, and What A He was assisted by Elder measles. th twlded lbe ~ nblblt Gl boob, ~ulnelr the .,Oq ll'ldWIIilll ln the church 41nlnl '!"""' t 8Federatloa of ~ The meeting was conducted 1Day ~at Will Be ; ',', a · Donald Cuttrlll, 1/ho read Roy Davll Ill Pontiac, Mlcb. l(n. lljlbet Woad II fin- of Mlddle)lOfi HJcb Sebool Sun- Membera are asked .. , by the president. Mrs. Willis solo, Rock of Ages, by and tributes to "Mo- opent the weekend with reJa. ~ Proieuloaal ~~ momlJII. The Qwrcb Gl the table serv.ice and a JIP.vorile Leadingham. Devotions were my Hamm ; Annette Warne~. llvMrel lD .~.areya. •· lal"oa ~ conveutioD held at ........, BIBI,.. Bible =~th·:: Mrs. 0. P. Klein ~~·~;i.;;;d4 lead b Mr H rold Holmes. played "Sonatone • Clementi The church was beautiful with s. .,..,,. OUDI .. v -• N U Houle May 17·11 ,..• a • ol lbe lunclu!i,p with' Mrs: Mr ;.b t \ ~ and Mrs. and Dick Sauvage. "Ole Sole potted flowers , candles and In Wlertoa, W.Va. with her ~er 10110 memben.of tb . ,J-1 Batef llld Rlcblrd In Ita SUDday ScluJol hour. tie .Smlth,IJ!!I,t-Beae Le:dmgha% reo~r:ed on the IM~~ .. " palms. There were flowers ln son, Harry Youns. Ill$ Olllo• club• attended "llh Bodlmer were pruented Blblel CIRCLE TO MEET and Mrs. Jeisle Cdunlr Council meeting they ' Home Sweet Home and loving memory of Mrs. Morgan Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach and Mra . John Avery of Euloll, ~ lbe Suaday Scbool baur The Afternoon C I r c I e of sletln&. P4ra. bad ittended. Mrs. Louks also "Jesus Ca lls, I Am the Way ._'' Dean, by the Dean family; and ~"· J~ll Globo:~~~oslted sun. president, presldiJI8. Clurcbln Methodlsl Clurch will be In chilrge of toid . bf the prospects of a ·lib- wereth sung by the Jur.oor Chmr Mr. Mrs, of Thomas rnoon. Mlaa H•len Irwin ol .. , ·onandmemory mother ay Mrs. EElza Golmoreena, and Moines, Io~a, Ill the F&ry in this school dis tnct. o, e F Jrs1 umted Presbyter . 1 Hartenb chSr. lilted "' -ki-t"' r-~ ~· ua the Money or books Will be great· ian Church, accom~anoed by Aunti~ Thomas. :!iay ~ Athena vM r I. International Federatl~~~ a a 1 Jy appreciated Mrs. Dnnald Losle. Choor mem- The Junoor chOir, accompan- William Bak · suest speaker at the ..,...ue. A letter from the Coun ty beos were Eleanor Kay Schneo- ied by Mrs. Donald Usle at the Eldon who was Jn. A formal dance was bald iD Health Department was read, der. Connie and Barbara Lead· organ, sang " Home S wee I J ed 1 1 ·ek In f II turn- lhe Grand Ballroom of the NeD concerning the varoous virus Ingham, Rose Ann, John and Home." In the choir were Pa· edur ho as Tuwe d rro' 8 Sret· J House Saturday evea1J18. . . h Lis Ie, Bob an d J 1mmy ' . London ; Pam SyIvester, .... dis~es, and asked roopcr.at!on K@lt tricta h Hme 'tales ay * m . os· During the bus Iness mee~.~~llli \o ni!P prevent an epidemic. Crow. Pamela Grueser played Elear.or Kay Schneider 1 Rose ep ospl · Mrs. Dale Hostrup of PorI ··'fluws and regulations. set up " Soli of My Soul." . Ann, John and Keith Lisle, and Dr. Red•e WiU Be Clinton, was ~ected president by ' the So•thern LO<·al Board The boy 's trio of the Forst Bob Crow. All present were gtv. ~ Of the Federatoon and M ra. of Education regarding the use . United Presbyterian Church, "book markers'' by Rev. Middleport Speaker Madge N:eal of Gallipolis, wu of school buildings m the dos· John Losle, Bob Crow and Don Ruppel!. . elected treasurer. Mrl. Job n 1 ~ ·----, trict were read by Mrs . Louks. Harden , gave " He is Mine," ac- During the Suuday ilchool Dr. Delbert T. Reese, Dlf..,. Weroer Is presld011! of the Mldr The sixth grade room of Mrs. !companied by Mrs . Lisle. hour. a program was presented lor of Admissions and Records, dleport Busloeaa and ProfuEmesl Wingett's. received the ' Mrs. Harold Holmes by the teen-age class. The boys f~om Rio Grande C-ollege, will alooal Club. Mn. Harry Moore attendance banner. with II mo- of four phases of life, as the of John Lisle, Bob giVe the commencement ad· was accompanied by her h..., !hers present. ' tour seasons of the year. He- · , Dun Harden, and Jim dre~s at the Eoghth Gr~ grad- band, Harry, who visited ID Coo Mrs. Leadingham insla llt'd presenting seasons were, Sprmg Bill Oiler sang "This World Is uatoon exercises at Moddleport lumbus with friends dutinll lbe .Mrs. Herschel RosP as secre-1tyo. uth), Bruce Cottrill: Sum- not my Home; 11 "A Mother's Frida~ evening, May 23 at I convention. tary and Mrs. Paul Baker as m•r (teen-age) , Lenora Bass; Pray•r" was read by Eleanor p.m. on the high school andltor· - - -- treasurer . . Autumn, (middle agel , Mrs. Kay Schnieder ; "Thank G 0 d JUm. . Marietta woman To The auditorium drapes wo\1 , Leonard Bass ; Winter (old age), Mother," by Judy Folmer; The Junior Band woll play J d . Fl Sh 'be cleaned during the summer Mrs. Claude Quillen. "Mother," by Pa!ll Sylvester, the proce;:sional and .a s~l~! u ge ower OlD at lhe expense ol the organoza· ! Refreshments of lemon bers, and "My Mother's Bible," was ~umJberk Little Englosh ~ote, Mrs. E,!fl ~er ~ M~W: tlon. It was announced thai <'OIIee and kool aod were serv· sung by the Sul18hine Makers ac .80n. The Eoghth rade Ia will l ghe ~ ~~ Garden 11 1 there would be a semi-banquet ed bv Mrs. Carroll Norris, Mrs. Class e ass WI s ng two numbers, show of t ;•---~ .~~~~-~ · h · th Do ."Jd L' 1 M H ld · •· Land of Hope and Glory," by club at the .....,....c served. honoring t. e ::. IX na IS e. rs . aro The program was concluded El 0 · Saturd d s · n M J0 h s M gar, and "My wn Amen- Chester, ay an 1 d grade ''" ents. mo · rs. n auvage, "·1 by Connie Leadingham reading " b w bel Comlllltleet for the lhow It was unanimm.lsly agreed H~r~c hel Manuel and Mrs . 1 "A Busy Mother's Prayer.'' Ac- ca, Y r'"u!J!.!!iiii!!!i that the PTA will re-charter Wtlham Hayes. companiment on the piano, was : the local Cub So-outs .. Pack 237. • , by Mrs. Lisle. There will be a meetong lor ~e· I The Sunday School attendcharterong, Monday. Ma' 27 , 1 62 nd $22 76 ll..,. 7:30 p. m., at the . local .school I ~~~ was , a . co auditorium. All parents are 1 requested to attend . · Potted petunias were present· " ' ed to : M Program chairman rs. v lr· A memorial service Ior de· gil Hamrn announced the fol· mem be rs , Mrs. c. E . Oldest mother present, Mrs. )owing program . a piano solo, and Mrs. Pearl Hy!'eU, Albert Duckworth. "0 Happy Day ," by Sarah conducted by Mrs. Harry Youngest mothers preaent, lhe youth choir of the Smith when the JOF Mrs. William Harden, and Mrs, of the United Methodist church Darrell Brown of Mineral Monday evening at the Wells, W. Va. IIdmrc:h. Mothers wilh most children rOMIROY. OHIO Mrs. Antone Lucke, pr~sldent present, Mro. ~IIIla LeadlnJio !be meeting which ham, Mrs, Cottrtll, and M r 1. , OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY "' " THill PRitiS IFFitTIVI THRU SATURDAY, MAY 2Sih opened with devotions by Mrs. U'i)e. Moy 2a.23 :u.._ .. atromandovoooloctlon efflM~uatllymorchMdloo at d!HOunt prlcoo 1.• olwoy1 open It the Everett Thomas. The group Mother traveling farthest to NOT OPEN ............. lttllll fw tho " - - l o t t appertl !Inn for tho family ond ohHL ...,. mo- t.,.rydoy of sang, "Praise Qod From Whom the SUnday School, Mrs. Dalla ..-All Blessings Flow," followed Starkey of Columbus. FRIDAY and SATURDAY scripture reading of Mother having bad the mooot OPEN FRIDAY NITE 'TIL 8 Moy 24-21 by Mrs. Thomas and children, Mrs. Ada Slack. "THE PIGEON THAT with prayer. Members The deaconesses and deacons REG. 19c VALU:;;.------:;;;;;;;;::--__. TOOK ROMI" l l•llOn<jed to roll call with a mem· sent flower! to lhese shut· Ins FAMILY SIZE -Charlton Heston, Elsa Martiverse. of the Church, Miss Jennie Potts nelli, Baccaloni, Harry Guar· Several projects were discus- Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. George 51-15 GUAGE :!!;'~UNG GUNS OF TEXAS" sed. Mrs . Homer Cooper thank· Grindley, Mrs. William Potts, (Technicolor) ed the class and members for Mrs. Bessie Wise, Mrs. Ora SHEER SELF 5EAM Ref. 111e value r...oua ColJames Mitchum, Alana Ladd, flowers sent to her sister, El· Nease, Mrs. Maggie Hurd, Mrs. ..le :roolbpute at· a _, loW Jody McCrea, ChiB Wills and sit> Hart , while she was ill. A Mayme Holmes, and Mrs. Flor· prloe .at ~ 118<. S...e DOW, Gary Conway: sa lad rourse was served by ence Harden. SUN., MON. ond TUES. Mrs . Dwight Parker and Mrs. ----Moy 26-27-29 Jed Webster Sr. from a table Homebuilder Clm1 pr. NEW SPRING SHADES "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" w1th while cover and centered Met At Reed Home Wl'th Tony cur,.15 Slightly lrreg. All New SUmmer · 8ba4eL with an arrangement of snapand Susanne Pleshetle dragons. The Homebuilders Class of Slzeo 8\lo to 11. Bee theoe and biiJ ..veral iiii~_;;;;~:;,;;.====--==~ 1 ~h~ Bradford Church of Christ Plllr now. Hurry, Sbop at your lonUIII 6 Foot HAMPSHIRE TESTED s • ~Z:.~ YGUEC, Ladies Return From c·olumbus B&PW Event 1 • ' '1 ... McGovern its o-b ith PU I~ .. �• • • • Graduating 8th Graders Listed 1-Dany S_!~~nel, Pom~I"'y·Middleport . o . MaY, 21, lMS River Report ~lore Young Drivers May :.· Oak Grove NewS, Events At s h Be PUt U der Probation Helen Help Us/_ • , 1 rne::c" te'r.all = r::.: I eo.:, ::thy :nd Mlltired ve:. ( .., _ ' -'1 C:u , R • For Lovers 0£ Adventure Film INlH( sz.99 "· ' \ ~ the season's newest shades, all sizes available at this spe- cial price .. an ideal gift. 44c pr. Slzoo: 9 to 11 New Shadn _ - By The Milkers of Vogue AA·B Widths. Size 5 - 1 0 - - - - - Childrens Sandals., ond Beige I I - Smoll 51-!o .. 3 Wh~• $2 99 ($~ $2.99 season's best patter11.11 and colors .. drip drys • , and many others. 39( Yotuolo To 59c Per Yard _ yd. . Decoralor Colors BLOUSES LlnLE TUBS LOOP RUGS BEDSPREADS Beoufiful Whit. -.ous The handiest little utility tub See this large selection of in whites and assorted plain you can find and at thiJ low price you'll want !'everal. A• decorator colors in fine qual- sorted colors, 3 quart capa· now at a low, low price. Your colors, short and sleeveless sa. styles, in sizes 32 to city. 10c ••. SOc •a. yd, Big Cholcto "· and Colon _ SHORTS The all purpose beverage serving decanter , . available in your favor1te color . ; handy pouring spout and attached handle. You'll want several of these handy ltttle utility ru g!i For fabrics .. in plain eolors and For Mo~ny Purpo5es _ Pouring Spaut 1nd H1ndle _ ~rade 17c yd. Trade Expansion "Sprite" Gallon Site Insulated Pleni< - Trade Expansion w-n•s and Children'• Crepa Rubber·Zorl SANDALS - Llnodl - - Trade Expansion Lecli"' N- Spring - COrrON SKIRTS A fine seledion of cotton skirts in new spring patterns and styles •• pleall, plaiD.!, sheaths. Special purchase of manufacturer's surplus. Reg. $U9 Vol. All Sino_ - Trade Expansion WOMEN'S WHITE FABRIC SPORT - $1 .00 oo. All white uppers with nonskid rubber eomposltion sol· 27C 11. es • . comtortable crepe cushioned jnsOies. Sizes for women. 4lo 10. es. 10 to 18. ,•. H•ndy Sin Throw Rugs Plains and Fancies _ _ CAPS plaid or Mrip p1cntc hags Double construction WJlh msuhttlon kO('P~ tuod hot or Popular, <·ool comfortable ~port raps 111 a cho1ce of co-- cold for lue Root FoOl C:omfort - - 19C pr. Big me ed Whi.. ond - 14c pr. . - Trade Expansion - PLASTIC LAUNDRY SPORT SHIRTS BJg. round shape. full hu"h · el .uze laundry baskd:s .. made of heavy plasttc .. assorted colors. B1g Valuer Assorted Colors Bushel She _ - 44 ••· Trade Expansion STEVENS ALL TOWELS TOWELING SHORTS Sun Suits, JamaicllB. Twopiece Sport Sets and many other items of play wear for children. Sizes 3 to 8. Jumbo size beach towels in beautiful hand screened printed patterns and designs, New colora on fine grade terry cloth. Famous Stevens all linen toweling in bleached or unbleached quality 16 inches wide, colored borders. Spe· cial value. Fine gauge, sheer·, self seam ipoOD and fork fOl" mixing and oarvin&. A fine gift Item or for your own uae. $1.00 Trade Expansion Men'• Bristol Mad• Crepe Sole Fabric CASUALS Evecy pair flnt quality md made Ia tho U.s.A. A Manu· facturer'o elooe-out of blue fabric oxfords makee this low prlee pol!l.ible. ~Yl' crape ooleo, eusbloned Innersole. Sizes 8~ to 11. . $1.99 - towels. Colorful bold stripe patterns in assorted colors and combinations. - Trede Expansion Spring Mold CoHoll Muslin Trade Expension CLEAR CRYSTAL GLASS CAKE Prlca $1.00 Sale Eoch Only S.l• Prlc• loch Only-- Trade Expanolon Vlseote Tweed 24x72 - BINGO RUG WHITE SHEETS Clear erystal glaos laney aha· aalad bowls and plastie Trede Expansion LARGE TURKISH STRIPED BEACH - Trade Expansion 40-QUART HEAVY PLASTIC WASTE Big sJze polyethelene plastic waste baskets, full 40 quart capacity, assorted colors Most baskets of th1s s1ze and quality sell up to $1 99. Sal• Prlco Each Only_ - A fine quality famous Make Sheet, constructed from 100% top grade muslin. Wo- ven and finished in a soft long"W'earing .aheel that will even after bun· loot new RUNNERS Long 24-lneh in the house. Tweed vicoae loop construction with non· akid latex back. dreda of washings. Sin $1.74 ao. 11x99 Made w~h Lotox - - Non-Skid Back $1.B8 48C ... - Trade Expansion ASSORTED SIZES STURDY REED DOG Buy your pet one of these plain and fancy patterns. Ma111 made of euy care fabrics. Sizes 8-M-L PfafM, FanciH Short~~~- 1-M-1. $1.99 and otripea. Faat colors. 36 lncbes wide. fine reed baskets. He desen- es a bed of hio own. These are made in a choice of three lllel. $1.33 yord New pattern• in fine 80 square dreu prints includin& geometries, moderna Each Only _ _ - $1.00 Trade Expansion FANCY PRINTED TERRY Big sJzt> absorbent terry faitric tea towels Assorted screen prmt patterns iD 1 good ch01ce of colors. BASKETS Dor~~:ll, S1le Price E•ch Only _ _ -Trade ExpansionCOMPLETE TWO PLAYER - ... Trade Expansion - · 36"x6ft. FASHION-RITE WINDOW SHADES Fashionrite window shades. Full window sizes in tan, green or white. Easy to clean wllh a damp cloth, All first quality. 39c ... h - Trade Expansion "Sprite" Vacutron.Foa111 lnsulaled Cooler CHESTS Light wei r~t roomy eooler chests made of thick vacutron foam plastic with rust proof tubular aluminum car.. rying bundle. $1.99 99c •a. Announcing Our Tremendous Pre-~son Blanket Sale I••• LAY-AWAY NOW ! AmeriNII Mode- .THE .SH0E: BOX· , •• "· 39c 21-Qvort yd. Capacity _ _ 8 Big Bargain :eavs :·.ltiH: I er StoresP omeroy ·· , · · . Sale Starts Friday, ' 0. corator style TV lamps ia the famous Bubble shade1. Colorful. easy to clean, pia• lie shades Your choice of colors at this low pr1ce. Complete 2-ptece Badmmton Sets. 2 rackets, l full s1ze net and 1 shuttle tock. A tremen· dous value , PRINTS a wide choice o1 LAMPS f .ar~e assortment of new Fine count cotton muslin un· bleached sheeting, Seamless and 81 inches wide. Bleaches out white with washings. SHIRTS styl~ in Trade Expansion T~ DECORATOR BUBBLE TEA TOWELS SUMMER SPORT Fino quality oampuo made oport gbjrQ. Short oleeve - polr BADMINTON Trade Expansion Fine Quality 36-lneh 81~·Squere Dreu Trede Expansion Men's Campus Mad• $2.99 Sale Price Trade Expansion 81-INCH Fine UnbiNchad wa~bla walkin g shorts for men. '18iaes 29 to 38. Made of filla quality woven cotton fabriCL SHEETING rug runnen &uitable to use a11 stair runner, or in halls or any room Cool, comfortable yord IndiAna glass clear crystal pedestal style ~ake stands. These fine stands make appreciated and useful gifts. Special Expansion Value. BOWLS Trade Expansion MEN'S CAMPUS PLAYWEAR Large size, heavy quality terry fabrics beach and sun - - ••· Quality Walk\ilg BASKETS Trade Expansion CRYSTAL GLASS 3·PIECE SALAD $1.00 Medium, Large LINEN CRASH STANDS - large PRINTED BEACH TOWELS Price $1 .00 3 SalePAIRS or SUMMER STYLE HOSE yard Here <>rr the s hJrt values ul the ~ear widf' dlOire plam 1HHI (an c~· f;~brJC'S . • cool s hor1 .~ l f'<'\t~ s1yles. 10 s1zt>s small, medwm and Si%0s: Smell. ( TUBING eases now! Trade Expantion - Men's Short Sleeve COTTON PILLOW shades. Every pair first quality. Sizes 81> to 11. - 11. Big Bushel Size 39c Argus Nylon Hooiery in best lors and p:tllf'rns. , si.Ze.!i d~ to 7:Y~- A fJtg F:xpoansion va.Assorted BASKETS Trade Expansion LARGE-COLORFUL - 99c •. _ P1tte-rns _ _ 14C Trade Expansion " Argua" First Quelity 51·15 Gauge Nylon Fine rount cotton muslin pillow tubing In two most popular widths. 36 inch and 42 ineb. Save on your piUow - hour~ Hot or Cold $1.59 pr. 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'r.f.t' ' Tntde Expansion "PATRICIA" SHEER SEAMLESS - H 'tal Ne =:..:-. £TlL'1' f""'Il - 44c ,•. ,;edd. =• r.- ft Our Biggest Sale YIIIII Comfortable for summer wear . • heavy crepe rubbtr soles .• choice of several colors • • all sizes for women '""'""''"ft .:.O:..:X ..,_,ft.- We Are Going All Out To Make New Friends II POPULAR PLAY SHOES FOR Mr SHOP EARLY 1· ' Method! t church dren of the various grades. "A erlne Reynolds, the president, Bigger Rewprct" was shown for presided during a ~Je r business the poplls of the f~rst, aeeond meeting during which ~ group and third grades. decided not to meet dunng the "Ways to &>ttl Dlsp tes" summer months, The next meet• .u ing Is scheduled for September was viewed by the pupils of when the new officers wUI be the 4th, 6th "!'d 6th gr.ades. installed at a dinner meeting to The hospJtahty comm•ttee ex· be held at Gene Ball's restaurpressed thanks to the parenls 1 for their contributions arid ..r. anoid officers served on the vices rendered during the past nominating committee and seschool f llowmgnewo•· 11· Mr yaer. Ch J'10 carr h h lected th eo . · d ar . . ' w ; Mas cera, They are president, Mrs. reslgne as prmclpa 1 o a- Murl Megee; vice president, son Grade school expressed ap. Mrs. Matilda Noble; treasurer' prwaUon and, ta thanked. the him PfA Mrs. Les1er z·1rkle , an d secr~ ,for the. ". aSSIS nee giVen ' tar Mrs. Helen Stewart. Durmg the bus mess meeting Y' Hostesses were Mrs. George 11 was reported that tw0 uaed Carson and MH. Cecil Smith water coolers were d_onated lo who served refreshments to the school by the Philip Sporn Misses Hilda and Lorena Weiss Plant. A motion was made and ' seconded to pay bills for repair Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Murl of these coolers. Megee, Mrs. Ray Prof1tt, Mrs. , II was announced that a lead· lester Zerkle, Mrs: Everett ers training school would be Thomas, Mrs. Mat!lda Noble, h ld In Ma 1 J k , Mill Mrs, Roy Burgess, Mrs. Eber Y a ac .~ s Roush Miss Mary Dudding and e for the purpose of trammg lead· M (; 8 th · Re ld ers. The brganizatlOJ! approved rs. erme yno s. selling aside $1• for the purpose ANNOUNCE BIR1H of sending the president to this MASON - Mr. and Mrs. school. "" James D. Weaver of Chicago, Announcements were made of Illinois, formerly ' Mason, are the regional meeting at Ord· announcing the bir~o of a daughanance and the pre-school day ~r on Ma, 15. The Infant weighwhich was held on May 15. Field eel eight tJOUnds 2 ounces and Day was scbeduled to be held has been named Cynthia Gail. Friday but was postponed un- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. til Monday, May 20. Clayton Russell, West ColumRoom count was taken and bia, and the Rev, and Mrs. EllMiss Ivy Sleeth's room won for ison Weaver of Mason. The having the greatest number of 1Weavers also have a son, Jarr1es! Jl8llH!!a. ~ Dale II. yo:' - SALE STARTS FRIDAY, MAY ·24 o e . ason s Th~ Moral and Spiritual com- met on Thursday evenll!ll for Ill! mitlee reported 00 the films regular meeting In the social which were shown to the chil- rooms of the church. Mrs. ~th· on;:.: . Treat In Store Class Won't Be In Sessions During Summer MASON _ The SUnshine Class thers " I - -- Mr. carr preseuted Safety Patrol awards to David Tulloh and Gary Mltcllell. 111- are glven each year by the State Patrol. At the conclusion of the meetlny. Mr. carr explained the resulta ol the achlevemen tesla which were given the poplls. Mr. Ravmond 'LJevtng pres· ented the devotional program, t. theme of which was ''Mo- f th M I f Ma8on Grade School PTA Installs Its.New Officers MASON - New office!'l · of Ille Muoo Grade School Par· ent Teachers Association were liu!talled at a meeting of \he JI'OUP on Tueaday evening. Mrt. Raymtilld Llevlng, the outgoing presld011t, lll!talled the followlng; president, MH. Erma GDland; lint vice pres!dent, Mn. James Pauly; seoond vice president, prtnctpal 'Of the liChool; ...,..,tary, Mn. ~~;I :::;;:~~; treasurer, Mrs. I t! • D.IJ,: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 23 . 1963·3 G a 1 1 e ,...dtnp: Galllpol!> dam 17.9, IU, runnlnr 1% feet fi ,on rollers. Pomeroy - Mason OUt trD . Attendance at .Oak G r 0 v e ly Helen lotte! 1 COLUMBUS ttl PII _ The Ohio House was to vote to- : 20.17, Pt. Pleasant 24 09, Hinton . . f;.U~. Sunday School wo t2, · day on a bill to put all drtvers between 18 and 21 under ' 1.57 falling , Kanawha Falls Uf EJJ!hty·four Sou!Mrn , Local [ He{. John Icenhower filled hil , probatlonar op~rators licenses falllntl, Charleston l8.:U station- eighth gradera were presented. regular kppolutmenl folldwinc ~~~ - ~~-~~~~ 'l'he ro Ysal authored by Reps Sam Landes, R-Madi- ary London, Marmet a]\d Win· their diplomas in <COlOme..,.,. the Sunday SdlpOI wllb chureh e a teaee o our..,...... 1fony, we n t aon a!.t L:th~r J. Mitchell , R-Marwn, would put the field dams were on the sms. men\ exerclaea this week in the I servll!es, Mr. and ·Mrs. Jamos Dear Helen: ' have ti.O.OII botw- ua. Ob, a . you'n drivers under sumlar , egulatwns to those apply- Boat movements: school auditorium. , . , Keefer and Miss Sue Ad kIn 1 I'Ve got a husband who won I """ real hllarioQs. Everybody in~ 16 and t 7 -year·olds They were Kenda Arnott, Chisang a special lOIII: The youth fight baCt. 1 come rr- a fam- roand. _ I Clllllld have lOIII . 1 1 Oillo River - Queen City up ;...,bationary !O<'enseo carry alrecreatoon and the remainder for 14, 2 30 a m ; Charleroi up 16, ford Ashlev, Sandra Batley, Pa- l fellowship held their meeting Uy of scrappero and lhllla J/ri"· throulh the fl!Q', o... year suopen.,on provosoon all· slate buoldongs ,12:15 a m.; Bayou LaRosa up lricia Baker, Paul Black; Char· sl the churcb Sunda) evening lng me cruy. The oilier clay I Do I II!Jp ~Jdnt to blllll er thrPO voolalonos Under the""" Senators unanlmouoly pas.'ed 16, I 45 a m : Jerry Booworth !le• Bng~s. Robert Booo, Pamand then went to the Penlel pill a-dent In the car. f>ld be ~~woman o;:.uop propo.tal th" would bf changed the House, approved defieJency lup 17, 9 05 p m.; Tunmy up 'l ela Bostick. L1nda Braden. Don·PATRICIA KEEFER lJ. B. chtirch whOre Rev. Icen- blow UP, !If my father would fiiM"' "I to DIY Jllb• ? -t.t:fapply. to thrt>t> \lolatluns Y.ith appropnatlon btll for $Ill milhon 17 5 10 a m . National down na Bush. Crau~ Cairns. Allee , MASON - Mlu Patricll hower is conducting revival have? No. He said absolutely FUNNY, FUNNY, FUNNY ~ lri a two-year vcnod to provode weltare funds lo ton<Sh 17, 7 05 a. m ; Ehsha Woods up Cleland, Margaret Cole, George , Keefer, .daughter of Mr. and services. nothing. He just acts as If he Dear F.F,r,: , Backer> ot the boll contend !hat ouJ the cumnt loscal yew. 18. 10 20 P m : OVEC up 18. 5 Cundiff, Sherman Cundrff. Ru·t Mn, Earl Keefer, celebrot- Members of the HJllbUlie 4-H expects It and II makes me feel Why «10!1 t you to YOUl'o It would toe an aod lo hoghway Allo paosed, by a 19-12 vot•. l• m.; Codrington down 18, 6;15 1by Curry, Maxine Dilley, Steve ed ber oixtb birthday Mon· Club from the Oak Grove com- llke the underneath side of a oelf -of~ ~~~~ your safety bv placong an added con- tand sent l<l the HoWie WWi a btll , a m : ~ve Crockett up 19, Dailey, William Downie, Paul day evenlag wltk a lara• II'.Unity who celebrated Rural worm, If he bawled me out l tteDie Ill T at llory Ia . h) ove; youthful droveo·s. sponsoo ed by Pepple and Sen. '4 30 a m.; A. E. Dykes up II, ' Ervm, Linda Findley, WIIWim birthday cake end dla-. Life Suilday were Geraldine could defend m,ysell or maybe worth a ouund vaeatlao eol"'1! Polnl Svolem TtghteMd tHuoert II StO<'kdal~. R-Kent, wls·15 a. m.; Hamilton down 19, 1Auslln Gravbeal. Karen Gmes- Her pareata, brother, CJaar. Keefer and 'carolyn Keefer brllll! up the time lie nicked !be or llldes.- H. Action on the proposal followed ""'ho>''" .lho establishment of ' s a. m; . Bingo up 20, 12:15 er, Robert Grueser, Mary liar·_ le&, and sister& Geraldlle and and Sharon Yeager and Bever: prage. He _just Isn't fair. How Dear Helen: passage Wednt'sda) m the House lecamcal mstH:utes and techmcal a m ; Leha .shearer up 20, 3:30 ns, Deborah Haye~ , Crystal C8J'(II a and Mrs. Normaltee-- ly Yeager. They were accom- can 1 get him out of his comer Ob, 110 • ~ wouldn't! .. to tighten Ihe Ia• ogaonst motor ' onsutute drsu "''' by school a. m.; Lomsrana up 23, 6:50 Irene Hent!ricks, WilUams liOn- fer a:d Paula we"' preoe.oL ponied by Mrs, Naomi Yelfer. and Into the ria&? - IRISH If You J:'strated vehicle voolatoon pnmts voolators boaods Ia m ; Southern up Greenup d~Jcks, Daniel Hensler, Marvin They · attenlled chri ·servw. Dear Irish: you W answer to t. requormg an •ulomatoc 30-day A unc,·deJeated measure to in- 19 35 p m ; L. W. Sweet up Hill, Philip Andrew Hill, Nonat the Broad Run Lutheran You probably can't so re- 'pla~tlve cry that kldl ar• 08.8· l.speiL'ioon when 12 poonr< ""' mose the amount ot wone and Greenup 12.20 p m ; John Hood cy Hoback, Roger Holman. Ani· WIRE BRIEFS church and Sunday School at sign yourself to peaceful ClleJI· er ar new experlencel every. aecumulated msode a 520 - day O.Co· that could be .sold by carry- up 31 , 3·30 a m.; James Bowie Ia Houdashelt, George Jenklnll, (Conunu"'! from page I) lh e St. Mark's Lutheran lstence, which can be awfully whe,re but at the dinner table, period. Appoo,·al eame on a 110-13 uut, m a songle transactmn was down 31, 3 35 a m; Orco down Howard Kiser, Linda Lavenda[' gram for which they v~ted . church in the Upper Flals com· frustrating, Sorrowful t'fllgna~~ IBUj!l'braten JD. vote alter no deloart brought back '" h!e again in the 31 , 3 50 a, m.; Onward up 31, Bonme Lawrence, . Patrie a . Although the congressiOnal at· munlty. lion to the stupidity of women s ot dogs. know The boll whod< """ goes to the H"use and passed 77-50. , 5 a. m . Southland down 32, London, John McClintock, Joy· htude may change m the com· Mr and Mrs Andy Cross is a husband's lowest blow, and perfectly well you can I pouiSenate, provodes for a cow·t hear- Orogmally killed by a 62-til vot•. , I ·50 " m ; Luther Herdman up ce McCoy, Iris McKay, Loretta ing months, the prevathng sent· and .sons of Letart Falls, 0. he knowll It, Also, the most ef. bly serve sauerbraten at t be i.qg w•thm tht 30-day pt'l'llxl atle• the tull \HJuld up the maxiOmm 34. 3 10 a m: Ben McCool up ' McMurray, Teresa McTurner, Iment today wa~ ag~inst, enact- called on Mr. Clarenee Yeager fective way to keep a wife in spur of the moment. In order lbe regiStrar "' motor vehorleo quantity for beer sales from two 34, 3.30 a. m. Roger Manuel, Herbert Miller, ment of any legJslalJon to mod· and Beverly Thursday evening. llne. 111 bel you don't dent the to cook this dellcloul tllsh, yOtJ ~Qts made the su~pen:-aon Uht'~ to 3 gallons the ~•ze of GaiUpolis o 11 m _ Albert Hoi- Clarence Moran. Carla Moms, erate the consequences for The Ladies Aid of the Board's ear again! _ H. have to cure the meat Jn wine, 1 I the heaoon~ "as not held a •o-ealled "pony" keg. The bill den down 3.10 p. m ; Cathy R. D•a.nna Renee Mugrage, . Bruce wheat farmers of their refusal Baptist Church held their regu- Dear Helen; vinegar and spices ,.., at least withuo 30 day s. rloe droveo would wos boought ba<-k on a mouon lo down 4·40 P m; Pennsylvama Ne!gler. Brenda Kay Norris, to submit to strict producti~ Jar meeting In the schooi house SII of us went OJ! a trip re- five days. resam hos dnvmg '•ghts unlol the re<onsodor made by ots sponsor. down 5:10 p. m ; JennHer Jean Nola Faye Obia, Donna Jean controls on the 1964 crop. ThiS Wednesday A large birthday cently. We decided to cut ex· But please, Helert, do not feel court had a th;:~nu• to dt>lt'l mme Hep i' K Cassei.R Wyandol up 5 30 p m : John J. Rowe Phe_Ips, Mary Allee Pierce, ~a- was so even though a handful dinner was. enjoyed at t be pense!l by buying the umaktns" bad about it. A lienee It 7~ whether he w"' an babuual "'"' Other measures pos:;ed on the down 8.30 p. m; Peggy Down- trJcJa Profflll, Ray Pro_ff tt, of farm belt Republicans vow· 1 h b In h f Mr and flxlng our lunch at a park. encyclopedia will convince you. lator and •f further ocf<on ••• Houso •ould ev up g 30 P m : Beaver up Dale Riffle, Peggy Sue Riffle, ed they would "pound away• in ;hnc 1 o:rown birthday So we wives went shopping and TheN have bee~ lll8lly lamoul lle<essary. - Replace 14 dilterenl emment 10.30 p. m; Alton Zephyr down Michael Rose, Ralph Ross, an altempJto bring pressure on wa~r ;ednesday~ Tho.. attend· when we got the groceries to male cooks, bolt not a one In Sponsor of the boll •as Rep domain P' ocedures used b) var- ' II 25 p m ' San Pedro up 12:05 Marshall Roush, Roger Roush, Congress to enact new wheal . M M Roo h Mrs the check-stand they added Up aldrts, A?Cher P. Reilly Jr. R-Columbus wus agencies \ulh a limg!t um- a . m ; Charles Stevenson up Judy Kay Rowe, Yvonne Sue )legislation ~r:e~erim:· Pa: to almost $10.00 Meanwhile, I suggest to the Over m the Sen~lt>. the expect fmm procedure 1 35 a m, Elgerchff up 4 am.; Rowe, Robert Scar~erry, Jos• • • trlcia Mrs Lora Brown Mrs This ju1t about Ooored us as mother-in-dlstreaa ( blete her ed proposal for a $250 mtlloun - Requore h•o of the eJght 1Tibolt up 5 30 a. m.; Semel eph Sellers, Margre Shuler, COLUMBUS -: The "main La ' Glbb M wo could ha~ boughtllanlbur- heart for trying wr recipes): d Issue for c<~pita! Improve mernbet s o! tht' Wildlife Council down 6 10 a m : Nidajean Charles Snodgrass, Nancy Lou track" slate, Which backs con- Th ura ~ rsM d Bl gers for a third that amount try the TAKE fi OR STARVE nt• ••• mtooduced Wednesday ;to be !armeos. Idown 6 40 a. m.; Titan down !' Snyder, Robyn Stearns, Thorn, troversial Ohio State Umversity in o";E,~~~ Mrs. o.:~r eGrl= We got to talking with lh~ ~Icy. I can't recall ever hav· Sen Ross Peppi<. R-Lima I - Raose the per d<em of vosot-'7. 10 a. m.; Dorothy Estes up as Stepp. Dorothy Toney, Lu- Alumm Secretary John Iii.. Full· M~. Dennis R~sh, Mr. OkeY checker and she said it bappena mg re~ a notice atatlng lbata Smokiag Tu Financing mg appeals Judges from $W to 8·30 a m ; Robert Reed up lla Mae Tyree, Amos Wallbrown en, won a modest victory m the R sh d M F G M this way all the time with tour- c~lld died refUsing the meals < ndudt'l! on the proposal. "hoch 130 Orogmally killed. the bill was 9 30 a.m.; J Jones up It am. ,Manon Watson, Thomas WICk· alumni group's annual election, B.av.:":.nd ~rs ~n~ ~ch~= isis and i~ would be perfectly his mother \IOI'Ved. -FRED would be fman<·ed through an ex- pa>>ed Bt-48 on reconsoderauon. 1 Kanawha River - Oliver lme, Carol Ann Wilcoxen, Sal· it was revealed Wednesday. ~ p 1 t PI ' 1 nd th h n all rlgl)t 11 we left the grocer- Dear Fred: tfnsion of the J-eent pet pack - Pt oh1b11 the est..ablishmenl ot . Shearer up Marmet 1· 15 a. m ; ly W1~1is, Suzanne WmebrenAn insurgent !late, known as 0 0 ~ ~~sa~ 88 e 0 · ieB and went around the corner , You PJ'Ilbably never will-and. c:h;arttle tax, were $150 milhon , mumc1pa.l corporations within HE'ien z down Marmet 4 a m.; ner, Lmda Wolfe, Darrell .Lee the Committee for the ~dvan.ce· or:; ~ ~r ~k ro;nRou h for hamburgers, 10 tbat'l ex- Ill tell YOU the reason why: t!lr slate unoversitoes. $25 mollion thoee moles ol existing coties Solvay up Marmet 6.10 a. m.; IWolfe, Terry lee Wolfe, Linda men! of Ohio State Umverstty, ni ;unda \•lthe~~ actly what we did. We thought he fills In the empty rrpaca fior puhlir school buildongs, so -Supporllletroot for the Site of Little Edward down Wonfiled 1Yost and Nancy Kay Yost. was headed by Dr. James Hull spe Y • this wao extremely nice of her. with cold cereal a baH-hour af. mUioooo for natural resources and the 1968 Olympic•. 4:45 p. m.; Merrill up Winfield i of Columbus. The victory by the R:ey.Fr k Robinette caDed She even offered to put them ter he has skirted llfOUII!I the main track group means Fullen ~ R' kard Monti back on the sbelves herseH so sauerbraten. will remain in office. on r. • IC ' ay we thanked her and left. ' I'll also tell you why there • • • morning. , aren't more famous lady cooka; KATMANDU Nepal _ Two Mr. and Mrs. Oltle Bumgar· But we knew wed :.,ever hodear we're too busy frying hamburAmerican cll~bing teams ner and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight ~ end of this lit ep!S • gers foe our kids - H ._ • ' G'1bb tored to Langsville if our husbands learned about ..., : · I I"' each using a different route, ' uus column II dedlcald to s mo ' l' ~ have reached the peak of Mt. o. Sunda_y a!ternooo. It, so ~a!:"!; u:~~o:!:. ~ !•roily living, so If you're hav· ' 01Ce W3"V o o 0 '•eporllfi~O Everest in an unprecedented Rev. Silas BUlops and Blllle secrecy IIIII kid trouble ar just plaiD . w· egand of Point Pleasant call· aother big blabbermouth because the bl Ie He! twin assault on the world's b1gh· 1 day in front ~ a roomful trou e, t en Help YOU. '..! A treat is In store lor lovers est mountain It wao disclooed ed on Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush h ba d told She will also welcoma your OWII • ' Sunday of company' my us n In ie ........... of adventure films with the tod~y. One team, conquered Mt. M · nd Mr De nla Ro II: this story with all llie relish of amus g exper ncee. .........,. special presentation of "Halari" Everest by liC~llng the pre, r. a s.F idn u_s ' a small boy picking wings off Helen Bolte! In care of thlj in Technicolor which opens Sun· viously unexplored West Ridge. dSir, were thel frtha~ edverungb of Oleo And he added• thai the newspaper. 'By DOROTHY KILGALLEN th" hairdressing business since Eva TanII re nd ezvou ed oo 1he sumnu'I ternnernd gues GOSSIP IN GOTHAM : guay. Keely 's own cmffure is a stnctly day al the L1'herty Th eatre. r s'l o Mr eJrand aug Mr • checker• probably let us off the Copyright 1983 King Feao 8 ' hoot because she flm ..... after tures Syndicate '1nc "Hatari" stars John Wayne, with a aeeond team chmbing El a Nanubery, and. Eddie Fisher's love life is getting to anti-salon Dutch cut, perfectly straight · II'1 and Red But, from the sou th · mer ew sons. of 11)""" ...... , ' • be more and more like a soap opera and plrun, suggesting that she couldn't El sa Morltne M Lestery Th While he appears to be basking in the de- be bothered with permanents, pin curls, tons, and tells the story of a William Unsoeld, 36, of Cor· Man~Held Ohtor andomr.::,sonBar- Mr. and Mrs. il.tberl Thomp. the weekend with h6f parents, votion of beautiful Ann-Margret, he's op- rollers, hair-driers, or any of the rest of group of game-catchers who vnllis, Ore., and Dr . Thomas F. Thorn' n called on A~ son, Virginia, Harriet, Martha Mr. and Mrs. VIrgO Adkins. erating long-distance. trying to steal Ro- that lime-consuming Jazz other women earn their living by supplying Hornbem, 32, of San Diego, ~rt ~ Frld ·fte and Alberta Jo. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chap. zoos and circuses with live Af· Calif., reached the 29,028-fool mpson, ay a r- Mr. and Mrs. Dallal Hoff. man and two daugfiters of North bert Evans' girl - the model kidding go for. Hollywood on the cover of the current The fun thing to do in Paris this sea- rican animals. It was filmed on summit of the world's highest noMron. y· 11 Adk'- nd Sue man and Susan visited Sunday Benton o .are 1 few · 1n · Tangany•'k a and rea· peak at s.' 30 p. m. ·I~ a f'1na1 and 5Mrs ... • · • · .,....... • ., · "g F.squire. lAnd Robert has been steadfast- son IS vis1t Pierre Cardin's and have a location Ercil Adklnll attend- afternoon with their I!JI1 and days with Mr. ChapDIIII'a mo' ly defending Eddie for years! Rita look at the chaps. The noted couturier tures many spectacular scenes !.'!-hour cbmb, accordtng to a ed the of Mro VIr 11 family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· !her, Mrs. Gamet Chapman. \ Hayworth's friends are suffering those recently mtroduced a line of men's wear, of African wild life and how report radioed here from the Adk" , . IIIllS nd f't g moQd Hoffman and children of Mr· Johnie Fry of Npedl . , b tns mece u ay a emoon .. " u nay• . same old pangs - worrymg about her and now the most chic ladies in the In· they are captured a11ve. . ,,. lions ase camp. at the Eckard Cha 1 Church Leon, Rt. en called on hla parenlo, Mr. recurnng fits of despondency The ternational Set are to be found in his Howard Hawks who drrected • • • pe • Mr. and Mrs. George Tay· and Mrs. C. E. Fry Sunday, ever-colorful Sid Luft is not only back in atelier audience watching the brawny "Hatari" Is internationally fam· OTTAWA - The NATO Min· edat 2thp.m. Miss !Sue hAdkins pbl~ lor of Mansfield Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Frank Robin- ' . work m · act10n · and 1sterJa · 1 counc1·1 toe! ay pondereel e p1ano or er cousm s Sunday evening 'with Mr. • and etle .and fam1l)l. have returnad business with .Judy Garland again, he's models m the beachwear .. Joanne Hill, ouo ror hIS · wedding dashing from coast to coast on major the mother of two children, is televi- adventure films. the possibility of some new M nd, M Ra Roush of Mrs. Okey B. Roush. to their farm to Uve after _...._ business deals of the non-theatrical kind sion's newest "overnight succes~" Ro· Soviet outburst on the Inter· r. a rs. Y Mr Ernie G 1mm and J 1n ·~. Point Pleasant were the Sun· r o e g tbe past year In KenQ!cky He also recently sold one of his inven- bert Memll spotted her in )he "Voice of nal!onal front to break the lull d . dlmter called on Mr. Curll1 Rickard where Mr. Rablnelte hll beeD tions to the government for a large sum Firestone" chorus and praised her fine Third Gradl'rs Hold prevailing sinet' last fall's CU. ay even~g lllet18 01 Sullday evening. employed, of money ban missile crisis. The foreign Mr. Roush s sister, MH. Blanch Mr, Donald Thompson and soprano voice. As a result, she'll star on Own 'Fil'lll Day' There's still hope that Uncle Sam the Firestone show on June 9, with Brian and defense ministers plunged Yeager, They aU attended Tunl!y visited Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Toby M)' e r1 will announce a more liberal rule on en- Sullivan. as her leading man. The Pomeroy Elementary into a far ranging assessment chure~ servlceo at the St. Harry Thompson Saturday eve• were the Sunday evening dJn. tertainment spending, the result of thouthird grade class of Mrs Ellen of the cold war balance after Mark 1 Lutheran eburch In the n1ng ner llleala of Mr. Jllld Mr.. sands and thousands of protests from • Dwlibt Gibbs, Somebody at Doubleday's on 5th Gibbs held Its annual field day forging a "new look" nuclear Upper F_lats community Suncrippled restaurants, mghtclubs and ho- Ave., has a sense of humor. Debbie Rey· competition at the school last striking force for the alliance. day evenmg. . Mr. and Mr1. John Grand- M N ••L•--Sunday dinner guest of Mr. staff and fantily of Mason v1srs. ora ......... lll!d Mrs. tels - not JUst in \\icked old New nolds' biography is in the section label- Friday. Balloons and popslckles were and Mrs. Leonard Roush, San- !ted Saturday aftemoon - with Allie Hoffman visited Sunday York, but in cities across the nation ed "Psychology" - on the same shelf The trade paper stories about Johnny with Emmanuel Kane dra and Milton Ray was Mr. Mrs. Grandstafro father and aftemom with MH. B t be I Minnie Min· bought for the event by room 0sp1 WS Rouah'o brother, Mr. Lester wife, Mr. and Mn. Ives King, Roush, Mrs. Roush returned .Mathis spiitling "ilh Columbia meniJon- oso, the Washington Senators outfielder, mothers Mrs. Lloyd Wright and ~d that he planned to record his own is having wife trouble. A former mate Is Mrs. IUchard Neutzllng Help. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor hume Saturday after fiJll!lldlng ers were Tommy Deal. Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carder of MansviUe, 0. are spending the past seven weeki vllltiDI tapes and "sell them to Columbia or any yodeling for alleged back alimony Entered HDBpital and Pauline of Polfll Pleasant a few daya with Mt, Robert ·through the otate nl CallforDIL company which IS interested ·· Acluallv Vaughn Meader, JFK's best imitator, is Mankin and Mike Globokar. Trophies were porchased Amolll! those who entered visited Thursday evenllll! with and Clarence Taylor. Whfte In Loe Angelel, aile ~ he has already set a record production planning to do a book. Two collaborators Mrs. Sue Roblnelle called on a f~w days With Mr. anti Mr& deal with Warner Brothers - an ar- are being considered . Local bookma· with PTA banner money. Win· Holzer hospital in the past 24 rangement Columbia turned down kers are among those who simply adore ners of the brad jump were hours were Shelley G. Jones, p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Arch Roulb Bun- (lranl Adldno, IIID tJI M fl, Nora Adldns. An Academy Award IS JUSt a little stat- the Mets. They stimulate far more bet· , steve Story and Marcy Ow· 6tJ8 Second Ave., Mrs. Clarence L. Hemphill, Rt. I Northup, day evening. ue to Broadway theatre audiences Anne ting among the customers than the Yan- ens: basketball throw, Robin E. Saunders,· Luwer River Rd., son, 11:20 a. m. Wedneaday. ----Bancroft won hers wh1le starring in "Mo- kees do Movie theatre managers re- Phalin and Darla Netzllng; soft- Virgil E. Northup, Eureka Star MH, Franklin Tipple, Stewart Mr. Richard Roush of New , SET POPPY VAY ther Courage " - and 11 folded in a mat- port violent reactions to "Mondo Cane'' ball throw Tony Vaughan and Rt., Mrs. Anna Topping, Rt. I daughter, 8;58 a. m. Wednes· Haven vlaited Sttnday eveniDI ter of weeks . hlowmg Its entire $150.000 from dog-lovers who find some of the Susie Soul~by; ocak race, Bob Bidwell, Harold H. Weather- day. with hla lister and hwtballd, l"t. PLEASANT Poppy Investment MJ:Ier and Marla Neutzllng, boll, Rt. 2 Bidwell, Mlso Rita Dlsebarged Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'l'botnplon. Day sponsored by the Amerlscenes far too graphic. Prmcess Grace's arrival at the Reg- and the dash, Robin Phalln and Gall Barry, Rt. I Crown City, Patients recently discharged Mr. and Mrs. DaUu Roffman can Legion PcJet No. zs, AudAdmirers Of Bart Howard's tasteful ency Hotel presented one problem in Susan Rusche!. Mrs. Reginald D. Tygrett, 2512 Included Leo C. Steele, 1Wbert were In Charleston, W. Va. on 1ary will be held 1n Pt. PleuMt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Goldsberry, Walter Edwards, buslneu Monday. ant Saturday, May :r&. On J'rlo songs w1ll be dellghtett 1<rlh the news protocol '•at was solved just before she Mrs. Gene A. Dodson, 907 Brow· MH. Leeford Haylb, GGmer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkinl day, May 24, from 1:30 p, m. that he is going to supplement the Cole crosse<' .. e Park Ave. threshold. At the nell Ave., Middleport, Roy 0. Davis, Mrs. Worley Howell, of New Ha,ven spent 1bunday unW t:30 p. m. tbe Allll1lary Porter score for "Mrs. A. ", which the cruci · !OUr, it proved impossible t~ buy Miss Bi1111 Winner Spewacks are writing for Broadway. Bel- a fl; ,o of Monaco in all New York-but Of S(:holarshlp Smith, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, MH. Mrs. Elisabeth Dupre, J - wllb Mr. Adklne' llltllber IJXI memben wlU conduct a doCJf la Spewack happened to hear a song Pierre Bultinck, the Regency's head Charles E. Lunsford, Rt. :1, Frazee, Donald R. Suon, Ran- brother, Mr1. Nora ~and to~ CIIWUS 10 Nil popp.. Pf. PLEASANT- Miss Bet· Pomeroy, E. Darlene Howard, daU G, Clark, Larry Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Leslar Adkins. and accept caalrlbutlalut. _ , Bart wrote for Lena Horne - a Porter- man, hired a seamstress to stitch up an _ Ish spoof - and took E1leen Farrell's re· 18-foot flag so that Her Serene Highness Una Bias, a senior 'at Pl. Pleas- Rt. 1 Harrisonville, Mrs. Jaclt Mrs, Kenna Thompson, Henry Hi assisted Mr. Leslar ln'plant~ordmg of it for the master to hear. would see the familiar red and white ant High school, has received • M II I e r, Rt. 2, Wellston, Hutchinson, 1\1{~. Wlllle Me- lng corn. ATHLITH GllaM .,. Cole liked it and the rest should be show waving overhead along with the stars four-year $2,000 conference John H, Fllehman, Willow Manuo, Mrs. Milo WI'-. Hen- Mrs, Abbl&aU 'l1lompson via~ r'D~~t IT. business hislorv and stripes. scholarship from West Vlrglnla Wood, Glenn R. Webb, Coal ry Pettit, MH. Detaer RoUib, !ted Thursday aftemoon wit!t 11 ... • " - .,., - · ......., The stalest rumor m Paris is the one Wesleyan College. The scholar- Grove, Robert J. Brammer, Jr., Mrs. Donald Hubbard and Mn. Allie Hoffman. ~~~.=.""-~.. about Deanna Durh!n "returmng to the The uncertainties of the recording ship is granted to studenll whO Rt. 1 Ironton, Mn. Jame1 W. Infant daughter, Mn. Charla Miss Patricia Keefer lpenl off. Watofo . _ ouperior Gannon. Sr., Rt. 3 Ironton, Her· E. Williams and lni'ani. daughl- MOOday with htr grandparenll, =•~ .::0: 'lOOAT,A_ moVIe.' " Deanna has put on quite a bit business are graphically illustrated by have demonstrated of we~ght over the years. and every time the careers of two appealing young peo· ocholastlc abillty In their man M. Wilson, Catletllbura, er, Mrs. Clarence W. Waugh Mr. and Mrs, Albert Booton. 1he goes on a diet the gr.pevine buzzes ple. On the one hand, there's a 17-year- schoolo. Ky., Mrs. Robert Murray, Ash- and Mn. Larry Eadl and In- Mrs. Allee Harper, Letart, JHIL her out of ret~rement. Actually she's old girl named Lesley Gore, who has a Miss Bias Is the daughter of land, Ky., MH. Samuel D. Kln· fant 1011. called oa Mr. ' IIIII Mn. Okey li · 110 • - ........ ••'B• Ro1W1 MoodIIJ'. - '-DIV!n;tlO ~ Cll' . content as a housewife and has no need hit song called "It's My Party." Her fath· Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Bias, zer, Asillal!d, "'" •.,., Mrs· F· -...... MIHIIM*ION-IIIl 1 to brave the young and slim competition er Is a millionaire swimsuit manufactur· 21JOf Chandler Drive. She plantt Effie Tuckiir, RobertSburK. W. According to tlrt midnight re- Mn; Mbia On! and M r L aiiOOoirl \ P'¢h" In Hollywood Nelson Eddy is ailing. er, she goes to a private school, she ar- to prepare for a teaching ~- Va., and Mra. Keima L. Tbomp. port of the lllll'llnl department Mec Key of · the Union com- Ptti fl. ~~L .A pulmonary disorder Ray Gilbert rives for disc jockey interviews in a reer at We'll Virginia Wesley· son, Rl. I, Ravenswood, W. Va. thole pajllall wllo WIN lilted fll1llllly •vlllled Tbunday wllb .., w ~ Blrdtl u fair lmluded Mrs. Preston Join. Kay'a daUghter, Mr e. ;..• :• uo ,....;. · and Charles Addams want Ethel Mer· chauffeur-driven limousine. On the oth· an. er hand, there's Donny Marchand, 20, man for their "Addams and Evil" diverMrs. George W. Trainer, 41 Parsons, Mn. Lena Day, Join. Fkftnce .cuJlen. ' - ·- - .n - ..... tlssem.ent, which would have Ethel .ca· who had a promising career as a singer The United States Constltu· E. Bro.dway, Welll~. daugh· Henry \Vhnpll, Oftp'y UD' Mt, and Mn. Earl Kleflr ;;.::. "'Jr 4 , Yortlng in a graveyard . among other "in" just a few choruses ago. His latest rec- tlon Is the authority lor the ter, 6:32 p. m. Wednelday, roe, Herbert WIDford, 'l'rumP and Mr. Fred M. Roulb eallecl !! .places. ord, "Along Came Suzy," is still being Elect.orai College. · MH. Raneld Edward Noe, Gal· Russell, Charlel l:.artdlut, Ken- or Mr. anti ,Mil. 'Ed Pry Sat- ,.."' j':';' IE!!!!: played on some of the music stations. llpolls Ferry, clauabter, 2:tt P. nelh Wise (wllo 'Wii bUra,d In urday evenlne·~"C 'l ""iiii 10 11 ' t Keely Smith has a new sideline you'd But fortune didn't come fast enouJh. so 5:25 p. m,; C. V. Harner up m. WecJnetday. Mrs. Charles Chl!alllre IIC!ddent) 8lld JohD l,'t Mill b Allkinl, a lfudenl :::Jf~ *' •. J)ever guess in a million years: a couple Donny bowed out. He's now workmg at Winfield 5:40 p. m.; Patten up Keith S.VIIj:i•Rt. 1 Gdlpolil, Smllb. · , nurse from lbl Boller Ht1pJ1a1 1":r"'" I"'=,:~ 'rf f West Coast beauty parlors are now Yonkers Raceway as a groom for the Del Winfield to:ro p.m.; Sandy up daughtee, 1:01 p. m. W'*- one unit llf blilod- atiJniD. In !Jrtlllpolil, 11110 II !Hill....- ::.....f@ .,,""" !!1\J• ~ - •mbluoned with her name. and that's lnako stable. Winfield 11. m.; Geqe Price day. Mrs. JGhn wnu.m Roach, lltertd at thll ·bottpltala 11.. clll .ll'lllllllc- In· tile CblldMD'I' -~~~:• ar - - - - · •• · dowD Winfield 1:411 a. Ql. New Ha~,' 11'. Va., 11011, 1:16 dliy, · Iii Mnn!Jou,· 0. ~ I... ._ tJ!e funniest thins that'• happened to V • Of 8roa_ d r ' '/ )\ .., �• • • • Graduating 8th Graders Listed 1-Dany S_!~~nel, Pom~I"'y·Middleport . o . MaY, 21, lMS River Report ~lore Young Drivers May :.· Oak Grove NewS, Events At s h Be PUt U der Probation Helen Help Us/_ • , 1 rne::c" te'r.all = r::.: I eo.:, ::thy :nd Mlltired ve:. ( .., _ ' -'1 C:u , R • For Lovers 0£ Adventure Film INlH( sz.99 "· ' \ ~ the season's newest shades, all sizes available at this spe- cial price .. an ideal gift. 44c pr. Slzoo: 9 to 11 New Shadn _ - By The Milkers of Vogue AA·B Widths. Size 5 - 1 0 - - - - - Childrens Sandals., ond Beige I I - Smoll 51-!o .. 3 Wh~• $2 99 ($~ $2.99 season's best patter11.11 and colors .. drip drys • , and many others. 39( Yotuolo To 59c Per Yard _ yd. . Decoralor Colors BLOUSES LlnLE TUBS LOOP RUGS BEDSPREADS Beoufiful Whit. -.ous The handiest little utility tub See this large selection of in whites and assorted plain you can find and at thiJ low price you'll want !'everal. A• decorator colors in fine qual- sorted colors, 3 quart capa· now at a low, low price. Your colors, short and sleeveless sa. styles, in sizes 32 to city. 10c ••. SOc •a. yd, Big Cholcto "· and Colon _ SHORTS The all purpose beverage serving decanter , . available in your favor1te color . ; handy pouring spout and attached handle. You'll want several of these handy ltttle utility ru g!i For fabrics .. in plain eolors and For Mo~ny Purpo5es _ Pouring Spaut 1nd H1ndle _ ~rade 17c yd. Trade Expansion "Sprite" Gallon Site Insulated Pleni< - Trade Expansion w-n•s and Children'• Crepa Rubber·Zorl SANDALS - Llnodl - - Trade Expansion Lecli"' N- Spring - COrrON SKIRTS A fine seledion of cotton skirts in new spring patterns and styles •• pleall, plaiD.!, sheaths. Special purchase of manufacturer's surplus. Reg. $U9 Vol. All Sino_ - Trade Expansion WOMEN'S WHITE FABRIC SPORT - $1 .00 oo. All white uppers with nonskid rubber eomposltion sol· 27C 11. es • . comtortable crepe cushioned jnsOies. Sizes for women. 4lo 10. es. 10 to 18. ,•. H•ndy Sin Throw Rugs Plains and Fancies _ _ CAPS plaid or Mrip p1cntc hags Double construction WJlh msuhttlon kO('P~ tuod hot or Popular, <·ool comfortable ~port raps 111 a cho1ce of co-- cold for lue Root FoOl C:omfort - - 19C pr. Big me ed Whi.. ond - 14c pr. . - Trade Expansion - PLASTIC LAUNDRY SPORT SHIRTS BJg. round shape. full hu"h · el .uze laundry baskd:s .. made of heavy plasttc .. assorted colors. B1g Valuer Assorted Colors Bushel She _ - 44 ••· Trade Expansion STEVENS ALL TOWELS TOWELING SHORTS Sun Suits, JamaicllB. Twopiece Sport Sets and many other items of play wear for children. Sizes 3 to 8. Jumbo size beach towels in beautiful hand screened printed patterns and designs, New colora on fine grade terry cloth. Famous Stevens all linen toweling in bleached or unbleached quality 16 inches wide, colored borders. Spe· cial value. Fine gauge, sheer·, self seam ipoOD and fork fOl" mixing and oarvin&. A fine gift Item or for your own uae. $1.00 Trade Expansion Men'• Bristol Mad• Crepe Sole Fabric CASUALS Evecy pair flnt quality md made Ia tho U.s.A. A Manu· facturer'o elooe-out of blue fabric oxfords makee this low prlee pol!l.ible. ~Yl' crape ooleo, eusbloned Innersole. Sizes 8~ to 11. . $1.99 - towels. Colorful bold stripe patterns in assorted colors and combinations. - Trede Expansion Spring Mold CoHoll Muslin Trade Expension CLEAR CRYSTAL GLASS CAKE Prlca $1.00 Sale Eoch Only S.l• Prlc• loch Only-- Trade Expanolon Vlseote Tweed 24x72 - BINGO RUG WHITE SHEETS Clear erystal glaos laney aha· aalad bowls and plastie Trede Expansion LARGE TURKISH STRIPED BEACH - Trade Expansion 40-QUART HEAVY PLASTIC WASTE Big sJze polyethelene plastic waste baskets, full 40 quart capacity, assorted colors Most baskets of th1s s1ze and quality sell up to $1 99. Sal• Prlco Each Only_ - A fine quality famous Make Sheet, constructed from 100% top grade muslin. Wo- ven and finished in a soft long"W'earing .aheel that will even after bun· loot new RUNNERS Long 24-lneh in the house. Tweed vicoae loop construction with non· akid latex back. dreda of washings. Sin $1.74 ao. 11x99 Made w~h Lotox - - Non-Skid Back $1.B8 48C ... - Trade Expansion ASSORTED SIZES STURDY REED DOG Buy your pet one of these plain and fancy patterns. Ma111 made of euy care fabrics. Sizes 8-M-L PfafM, FanciH Short~~~- 1-M-1. $1.99 and otripea. Faat colors. 36 lncbes wide. fine reed baskets. He desen- es a bed of hio own. These are made in a choice of three lllel. $1.33 yord New pattern• in fine 80 square dreu prints includin& geometries, moderna Each Only _ _ - $1.00 Trade Expansion FANCY PRINTED TERRY Big sJzt> absorbent terry faitric tea towels Assorted screen prmt patterns iD 1 good ch01ce of colors. BASKETS Dor~~:ll, S1le Price E•ch Only _ _ -Trade ExpansionCOMPLETE TWO PLAYER - ... Trade Expansion - · 36"x6ft. FASHION-RITE WINDOW SHADES Fashionrite window shades. Full window sizes in tan, green or white. Easy to clean wllh a damp cloth, All first quality. 39c ... h - Trade Expansion "Sprite" Vacutron.Foa111 lnsulaled Cooler CHESTS Light wei r~t roomy eooler chests made of thick vacutron foam plastic with rust proof tubular aluminum car.. rying bundle. $1.99 99c •a. Announcing Our Tremendous Pre-~son Blanket Sale I••• LAY-AWAY NOW ! AmeriNII Mode- .THE .SH0E: BOX· , •• "· 39c 21-Qvort yd. Capacity _ _ 8 Big Bargain :eavs :·.ltiH: I er StoresP omeroy ·· , · · . Sale Starts Friday, ' 0. corator style TV lamps ia the famous Bubble shade1. Colorful. easy to clean, pia• lie shades Your choice of colors at this low pr1ce. Complete 2-ptece Badmmton Sets. 2 rackets, l full s1ze net and 1 shuttle tock. A tremen· dous value , PRINTS a wide choice o1 LAMPS f .ar~e assortment of new Fine count cotton muslin un· bleached sheeting, Seamless and 81 inches wide. Bleaches out white with washings. SHIRTS styl~ in Trade Expansion T~ DECORATOR BUBBLE TEA TOWELS SUMMER SPORT Fino quality oampuo made oport gbjrQ. Short oleeve - polr BADMINTON Trade Expansion Fine Quality 36-lneh 81~·Squere Dreu Trede Expansion Men's Campus Mad• $2.99 Sale Price Trade Expansion 81-INCH Fine UnbiNchad wa~bla walkin g shorts for men. '18iaes 29 to 38. Made of filla quality woven cotton fabriCL SHEETING rug runnen &uitable to use a11 stair runner, or in halls or any room Cool, comfortable yord IndiAna glass clear crystal pedestal style ~ake stands. These fine stands make appreciated and useful gifts. Special Expansion Value. BOWLS Trade Expansion MEN'S CAMPUS PLAYWEAR Large size, heavy quality terry fabrics beach and sun - - ••· Quality Walk\ilg BASKETS Trade Expansion CRYSTAL GLASS 3·PIECE SALAD $1.00 Medium, Large LINEN CRASH STANDS - large PRINTED BEACH TOWELS Price $1 .00 3 SalePAIRS or SUMMER STYLE HOSE yard Here <>rr the s hJrt values ul the ~ear widf' dlOire plam 1HHI (an c~· f;~brJC'S . • cool s hor1 .~ l f'<'\t~ s1yles. 10 s1zt>s small, medwm and Si%0s: Smell. ( TUBING eases now! Trade Expantion - Men's Short Sleeve COTTON PILLOW shades. Every pair first quality. Sizes 81> to 11. - 11. Big Bushel Size 39c Argus Nylon Hooiery in best lors and p:tllf'rns. , si.Ze.!i d~ to 7:Y~- A fJtg F:xpoansion va.Assorted BASKETS Trade Expansion LARGE-COLORFUL - 99c •. _ P1tte-rns _ _ 14C Trade Expansion " Argua" First Quelity 51·15 Gauge Nylon Fine rount cotton muslin pillow tubing In two most popular widths. 36 inch and 42 ineb. Save on your piUow - hour~ Hot or Cold $1.59 pr. Trade Expansion FINE WHITE f<W C'\' msulated Holds Food RAYON PANTIES Trade Expansion CHILDREN'S COOL pr. BAGS Pastel Colors 11. 77C PLASTIC PICNI.C 77( Ta $1.59-- to 39c .. Trade Expansion Men's Cool Summer TOYO SPORT laundry .. cotton. - (am•ies All s1zes 10 to 18. Buy sevE'ral pairs at tb1s bar· gam prl<'e. - Trade E)l':tansion Large Insulated Plaid Stock up on ladies' soft knit rayon panties .. select from white or pastel colors in sizes 5-6-7 •. a real bargain at this low price. v..... where you need protection to floor or carpeL - ·Trade Expansion LADIES' 5-6-7 11ALF OR FULL Take your choiee . • . half slips or full slips , . eyelet embroidery trtm. Shadow proof double paneL Easy use any place Ill the home fane quallty easy care cottoD Trade Expansion Men's While Cotton Cushion Solo Work SLIPS Trade Expansion Women's Euy Care COTTON JAMAICA Plain colora and fancy woven patterns in fine cotton fabrics. Assorted colors. All siz- 99c ••. Trade Expansion Ladles' Fine Double Panel Cotton SHORTS SNEAKERS - Plastic H. ooch 100% cotton construct~d unbleached muslin Heavy grade in an extra wide width. Suitable for many uses. A fine - 88C $4.98 ROGS Trede Expansion BIG SIZE WOVEN STRAW TOTE A100rtod 51- needs ironmg . . lint free. 55% cotton, 45% Rayon. Need we say more? DECANTERS Real foot comfort for the men this summer . , all cotton kmt socks with thick, absorbent soles .. solid wh1te in all sizes at this sale price . 48( 67 C ••· able , . lull bed size , • never - Trade Expansion LADIES' EASY CARE COTTON JAMAICA Light weight Vacutron foam insulated picmc jugs, with pourmg spout. Lined with polyethelene plastic . , keePs liquids cold or hot. Assorted C:oloro _ _ of Wen made straw tote bags made of fine serviceable straw. Colors: red or green. Choose from three sizes. Coforol _ _ can - Trade Expansion APPROX. 18x30 SIZE SERGED CARPET Trade Expansion Extra Wide 39-lnch Heavy Unbleached MUSLIN ( rugs . . you brighten up all the rooms Lowest price of the 7ear. Preshrunk, completely waah· Trade Expansion For Beverage Serving ALL PLASTIC - - ity loop choice of many colors. Plain color shiny satin or plain tapestry fabric covers. Cotton napper fiUed, nice fluffy sofa pillows at a barg.ain price. \ - 24 NatiQinal Once y..,. hlel FAMOUS MORGAN .IONU "ENCOII" 3 QUART PLASTIC MUSLIN needle. Trade Expansion - Fine quality cotton blouses Trade Expansion GENUINE 36-INCH "HOPE" BLEACHED Fine quality genuine Hope Muslin. Snowy white bleach· ed cotton, full 36 inches wide and finlShed soft for the - LADIES' COTTON 59(OJ.Big con13- Soft For Tho NHdlo _ Trade ExpaMion - SOCKS ped SUNUftER HANDBAGS Nuts - JUGS $1.29 NATURAL STRAW Fresh T11ty Trade Expansion - BAGS RED, WffilE 08 BLUE Small 5 4 - - 0THERS TO $4.49 and tastinesti. - PILLOWS CHILDREN$ Sluo ~ess - Trade Expansion Plein Tapestry or Satin COVERED SOFA 49c CANVAS OXFORDS ean depend upon thetr tresh- - lect from new cottons , . the ' Robin 11ooo1 rOasted, full flavored nuts . by being vacuum packed you Large assortment of Better $1.00 White Leather Flats You'll enjoy these fine, fresh Trade Expansion Vatu" To 59< Yard SUMMER Summer piece troods •. se· Trade Expentlon · "Tom Seott" Fresh Vaeuum Peeked SALTED MIXED NUTS FABRICS WOMEN'S '"'9'f Ia Nylon hose . . select from CANVAS cASUALS For women in black or lleige oaa•y .!!.""' itllri'INI' ' Ladies' real sheer seamless "COOL NOTES" ~ ;.~~·- - NYLONS and children. 'r.f.t' ' Tntde Expansion "PATRICIA" SHEER SEAMLESS - H 'tal Ne =:..:-. £TlL'1' f""'Il - 44c ,•. ,;edd. =• r.- ft Our Biggest Sale YIIIII Comfortable for summer wear . • heavy crepe rubbtr soles .• choice of several colors • • all sizes for women '""'""''"ft .:.O:..:X ..,_,ft.- We Are Going All Out To Make New Friends II POPULAR PLAY SHOES FOR Mr SHOP EARLY 1· ' Method! t church dren of the various grades. "A erlne Reynolds, the president, Bigger Rewprct" was shown for presided during a ~Je r business the poplls of the f~rst, aeeond meeting during which ~ group and third grades. decided not to meet dunng the "Ways to &>ttl Dlsp tes" summer months, The next meet• .u ing Is scheduled for September was viewed by the pupils of when the new officers wUI be the 4th, 6th "!'d 6th gr.ades. installed at a dinner meeting to The hospJtahty comm•ttee ex· be held at Gene Ball's restaurpressed thanks to the parenls 1 for their contributions arid ..r. anoid officers served on the vices rendered during the past nominating committee and seschool f llowmgnewo•· 11· Mr yaer. Ch J'10 carr h h lected th eo . · d ar . . ' w ; Mas cera, They are president, Mrs. reslgne as prmclpa 1 o a- Murl Megee; vice president, son Grade school expressed ap. Mrs. Matilda Noble; treasurer' prwaUon and, ta thanked. the him PfA Mrs. Les1er z·1rkle , an d secr~ ,for the. ". aSSIS nee giVen ' tar Mrs. Helen Stewart. Durmg the bus mess meeting Y' Hostesses were Mrs. George 11 was reported that tw0 uaed Carson and MH. Cecil Smith water coolers were d_onated lo who served refreshments to the school by the Philip Sporn Misses Hilda and Lorena Weiss Plant. A motion was made and ' seconded to pay bills for repair Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Murl of these coolers. Megee, Mrs. Ray Prof1tt, Mrs. , II was announced that a lead· lester Zerkle, Mrs: Everett ers training school would be Thomas, Mrs. Mat!lda Noble, h ld In Ma 1 J k , Mill Mrs, Roy Burgess, Mrs. Eber Y a ac .~ s Roush Miss Mary Dudding and e for the purpose of trammg lead· M (; 8 th · Re ld ers. The brganizatlOJ! approved rs. erme yno s. selling aside $1• for the purpose ANNOUNCE BIR1H of sending the president to this MASON - Mr. and Mrs. school. "" James D. Weaver of Chicago, Announcements were made of Illinois, formerly ' Mason, are the regional meeting at Ord· announcing the bir~o of a daughanance and the pre-school day ~r on Ma, 15. The Infant weighwhich was held on May 15. Field eel eight tJOUnds 2 ounces and Day was scbeduled to be held has been named Cynthia Gail. Friday but was postponed un- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. til Monday, May 20. Clayton Russell, West ColumRoom count was taken and bia, and the Rev, and Mrs. EllMiss Ivy Sleeth's room won for ison Weaver of Mason. The having the greatest number of 1Weavers also have a son, Jarr1es! Jl8llH!!a. ~ Dale II. yo:' - SALE STARTS FRIDAY, MAY ·24 o e . ason s Th~ Moral and Spiritual com- met on Thursday evenll!ll for Ill! mitlee reported 00 the films regular meeting In the social which were shown to the chil- rooms of the church. Mrs. ~th· on;:.: . Treat In Store Class Won't Be In Sessions During Summer MASON _ The SUnshine Class thers " I - -- Mr. carr preseuted Safety Patrol awards to David Tulloh and Gary Mltcllell. 111- are glven each year by the State Patrol. At the conclusion of the meetlny. Mr. carr explained the resulta ol the achlevemen tesla which were given the poplls. Mr. Ravmond 'LJevtng pres· ented the devotional program, t. theme of which was ''Mo- f th M I f Ma8on Grade School PTA Installs Its.New Officers MASON - New office!'l · of Ille Muoo Grade School Par· ent Teachers Association were liu!talled at a meeting of \he JI'OUP on Tueaday evening. Mrt. Raymtilld Llevlng, the outgoing presld011t, lll!talled the followlng; president, MH. Erma GDland; lint vice pres!dent, Mn. James Pauly; seoond vice president, prtnctpal 'Of the liChool; ...,..,tary, Mn. ~~;I :::;;:~~; treasurer, Mrs. I t! • D.IJ,: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 23 . 1963·3 G a 1 1 e ,...dtnp: Galllpol!> dam 17.9, IU, runnlnr 1% feet fi ,on rollers. Pomeroy - Mason OUt trD . Attendance at .Oak G r 0 v e ly Helen lotte! 1 COLUMBUS ttl PII _ The Ohio House was to vote to- : 20.17, Pt. Pleasant 24 09, Hinton . . f;.U~. Sunday School wo t2, · day on a bill to put all drtvers between 18 and 21 under ' 1.57 falling , Kanawha Falls Uf EJJ!hty·four Sou!Mrn , Local [ He{. John Icenhower filled hil , probatlonar op~rators licenses falllntl, Charleston l8.:U station- eighth gradera were presented. regular kppolutmenl folldwinc ~~~ - ~~-~~~~ 'l'he ro Ysal authored by Reps Sam Landes, R-Madi- ary London, Marmet a]\d Win· their diplomas in <COlOme..,.,. the Sunday SdlpOI wllb chureh e a teaee o our..,...... 1fony, we n t aon a!.t L:th~r J. Mitchell , R-Marwn, would put the field dams were on the sms. men\ exerclaea this week in the I servll!es, Mr. and ·Mrs. Jamos Dear Helen: ' have ti.O.OII botw- ua. Ob, a . you'n drivers under sumlar , egulatwns to those apply- Boat movements: school auditorium. , . , Keefer and Miss Sue Ad kIn 1 I'Ve got a husband who won I """ real hllarioQs. Everybody in~ 16 and t 7 -year·olds They were Kenda Arnott, Chisang a special lOIII: The youth fight baCt. 1 come rr- a fam- roand. _ I Clllllld have lOIII . 1 1 Oillo River - Queen City up ;...,bationary !O<'enseo carry alrecreatoon and the remainder for 14, 2 30 a m ; Charleroi up 16, ford Ashlev, Sandra Batley, Pa- l fellowship held their meeting Uy of scrappero and lhllla J/ri"· throulh the fl!Q', o... year suopen.,on provosoon all· slate buoldongs ,12:15 a m.; Bayou LaRosa up lricia Baker, Paul Black; Char· sl the churcb Sunda) evening lng me cruy. The oilier clay I Do I II!Jp ~Jdnt to blllll er thrPO voolalonos Under the""" Senators unanlmouoly pas.'ed 16, I 45 a m : Jerry Booworth !le• Bng~s. Robert Booo, Pamand then went to the Penlel pill a-dent In the car. f>ld be ~~woman o;:.uop propo.tal th" would bf changed the House, approved defieJency lup 17, 9 05 p m.; Tunmy up 'l ela Bostick. L1nda Braden. Don·PATRICIA KEEFER lJ. B. chtirch whOre Rev. Icen- blow UP, !If my father would fiiM"' "I to DIY Jllb• ? -t.t:fapply. to thrt>t> \lolatluns Y.ith appropnatlon btll for $Ill milhon 17 5 10 a m . National down na Bush. Crau~ Cairns. Allee , MASON - Mlu Patricll hower is conducting revival have? No. He said absolutely FUNNY, FUNNY, FUNNY ~ lri a two-year vcnod to provode weltare funds lo ton<Sh 17, 7 05 a. m ; Ehsha Woods up Cleland, Margaret Cole, George , Keefer, .daughter of Mr. and services. nothing. He just acts as If he Dear F.F,r,: , Backer> ot the boll contend !hat ouJ the cumnt loscal yew. 18. 10 20 P m : OVEC up 18. 5 Cundiff, Sherman Cundrff. Ru·t Mn, Earl Keefer, celebrot- Members of the HJllbUlie 4-H expects It and II makes me feel Why «10!1 t you to YOUl'o It would toe an aod lo hoghway Allo paosed, by a 19-12 vot•. l• m.; Codrington down 18, 6;15 1by Curry, Maxine Dilley, Steve ed ber oixtb birthday Mon· Club from the Oak Grove com- llke the underneath side of a oelf -of~ ~~~~ your safety bv placong an added con- tand sent l<l the HoWie WWi a btll , a m : ~ve Crockett up 19, Dailey, William Downie, Paul day evenlag wltk a lara• II'.Unity who celebrated Rural worm, If he bawled me out l tteDie Ill T at llory Ia . h) ove; youthful droveo·s. sponsoo ed by Pepple and Sen. '4 30 a m.; A. E. Dykes up II, ' Ervm, Linda Findley, WIIWim birthday cake end dla-. Life Suilday were Geraldine could defend m,ysell or maybe worth a ouund vaeatlao eol"'1! Polnl Svolem TtghteMd tHuoert II StO<'kdal~. R-Kent, wls·15 a. m.; Hamilton down 19, 1Auslln Gravbeal. Karen Gmes- Her pareata, brother, CJaar. Keefer and 'carolyn Keefer brllll! up the time lie nicked !be or llldes.- H. Action on the proposal followed ""'ho>''" .lho establishment of ' s a. m; . Bingo up 20, 12:15 er, Robert Grueser, Mary liar·_ le&, and sister& Geraldlle and and Sharon Yeager and Bever: prage. He _just Isn't fair. How Dear Helen: passage Wednt'sda) m the House lecamcal mstH:utes and techmcal a m ; Leha .shearer up 20, 3:30 ns, Deborah Haye~ , Crystal C8J'(II a and Mrs. Normaltee-- ly Yeager. They were accom- can 1 get him out of his comer Ob, 110 • ~ wouldn't! .. to tighten Ihe Ia• ogaonst motor ' onsutute drsu "''' by school a. m.; Lomsrana up 23, 6:50 Irene Hent!ricks, WilUams liOn- fer a:d Paula we"' preoe.oL ponied by Mrs, Naomi Yelfer. and Into the ria&? - IRISH If You J:'strated vehicle voolatoon pnmts voolators boaods Ia m ; Southern up Greenup d~Jcks, Daniel Hensler, Marvin They · attenlled chri ·servw. Dear Irish: you W answer to t. requormg an •ulomatoc 30-day A unc,·deJeated measure to in- 19 35 p m ; L. W. Sweet up Hill, Philip Andrew Hill, Nonat the Broad Run Lutheran You probably can't so re- 'pla~tlve cry that kldl ar• 08.8· l.speiL'ioon when 12 poonr< ""' mose the amount ot wone and Greenup 12.20 p m ; John Hood cy Hoback, Roger Holman. Ani· WIRE BRIEFS church and Sunday School at sign yourself to peaceful ClleJI· er ar new experlencel every. aecumulated msode a 520 - day O.Co· that could be .sold by carry- up 31 , 3·30 a m.; James Bowie Ia Houdashelt, George Jenklnll, (Conunu"'! from page I) lh e St. Mark's Lutheran lstence, which can be awfully whe,re but at the dinner table, period. Appoo,·al eame on a 110-13 uut, m a songle transactmn was down 31, 3 35 a m; Orco down Howard Kiser, Linda Lavenda[' gram for which they v~ted . church in the Upper Flals com· frustrating, Sorrowful t'fllgna~~ IBUj!l'braten JD. vote alter no deloart brought back '" h!e again in the 31 , 3 50 a, m.; Onward up 31, Bonme Lawrence, . Patrie a . Although the congressiOnal at· munlty. lion to the stupidity of women s ot dogs. know The boll whod< """ goes to the H"use and passed 77-50. , 5 a. m . Southland down 32, London, John McClintock, Joy· htude may change m the com· Mr and Mrs Andy Cross is a husband's lowest blow, and perfectly well you can I pouiSenate, provodes for a cow·t hear- Orogmally killed by a 62-til vot•. , I ·50 " m ; Luther Herdman up ce McCoy, Iris McKay, Loretta ing months, the prevathng sent· and .sons of Letart Falls, 0. he knowll It, Also, the most ef. bly serve sauerbraten at t be i.qg w•thm tht 30-day pt'l'llxl atle• the tull \HJuld up the maxiOmm 34. 3 10 a m: Ben McCool up ' McMurray, Teresa McTurner, Iment today wa~ ag~inst, enact- called on Mr. Clarenee Yeager fective way to keep a wife in spur of the moment. In order lbe regiStrar "' motor vehorleo quantity for beer sales from two 34, 3.30 a. m. Roger Manuel, Herbert Miller, ment of any legJslalJon to mod· and Beverly Thursday evening. llne. 111 bel you don't dent the to cook this dellcloul tllsh, yOtJ ~Qts made the su~pen:-aon Uht'~ to 3 gallons the ~•ze of GaiUpolis o 11 m _ Albert Hoi- Clarence Moran. Carla Moms, erate the consequences for The Ladies Aid of the Board's ear again! _ H. have to cure the meat Jn wine, 1 I the heaoon~ "as not held a •o-ealled "pony" keg. The bill den down 3.10 p. m ; Cathy R. D•a.nna Renee Mugrage, . Bruce wheat farmers of their refusal Baptist Church held their regu- Dear Helen; vinegar and spices ,.., at least withuo 30 day s. rloe droveo would wos boought ba<-k on a mouon lo down 4·40 P m; Pennsylvama Ne!gler. Brenda Kay Norris, to submit to strict producti~ Jar meeting In the schooi house SII of us went OJ! a trip re- five days. resam hos dnvmg '•ghts unlol the re<onsodor made by ots sponsor. down 5:10 p. m ; JennHer Jean Nola Faye Obia, Donna Jean controls on the 1964 crop. ThiS Wednesday A large birthday cently. We decided to cut ex· But please, Helert, do not feel court had a th;:~nu• to dt>lt'l mme Hep i' K Cassei.R Wyandol up 5 30 p m : John J. Rowe Phe_Ips, Mary Allee Pierce, ~a- was so even though a handful dinner was. enjoyed at t be pense!l by buying the umaktns" bad about it. A lienee It 7~ whether he w"' an babuual "'"' Other measures pos:;ed on the down 8.30 p. m; Peggy Down- trJcJa Profflll, Ray Pro_ff tt, of farm belt Republicans vow· 1 h b In h f Mr and flxlng our lunch at a park. encyclopedia will convince you. lator and •f further ocf<on ••• Houso •ould ev up g 30 P m : Beaver up Dale Riffle, Peggy Sue Riffle, ed they would "pound away• in ;hnc 1 o:rown birthday So we wives went shopping and TheN have bee~ lll8lly lamoul lle<essary. - Replace 14 dilterenl emment 10.30 p. m; Alton Zephyr down Michael Rose, Ralph Ross, an altempJto bring pressure on wa~r ;ednesday~ Tho.. attend· when we got the groceries to male cooks, bolt not a one In Sponsor of the boll •as Rep domain P' ocedures used b) var- ' II 25 p m ' San Pedro up 12:05 Marshall Roush, Roger Roush, Congress to enact new wheal . M M Roo h Mrs the check-stand they added Up aldrts, A?Cher P. Reilly Jr. R-Columbus wus agencies \ulh a limg!t um- a . m ; Charles Stevenson up Judy Kay Rowe, Yvonne Sue )legislation ~r:e~erim:· Pa: to almost $10.00 Meanwhile, I suggest to the Over m the Sen~lt>. the expect fmm procedure 1 35 a m, Elgerchff up 4 am.; Rowe, Robert Scar~erry, Jos• • • trlcia Mrs Lora Brown Mrs This ju1t about Ooored us as mother-in-dlstreaa ( blete her ed proposal for a $250 mtlloun - Requore h•o of the eJght 1Tibolt up 5 30 a. m.; Semel eph Sellers, Margre Shuler, COLUMBUS -: The "main La ' Glbb M wo could ha~ boughtllanlbur- heart for trying wr recipes): d Issue for c<~pita! Improve mernbet s o! tht' Wildlife Council down 6 10 a m : Nidajean Charles Snodgrass, Nancy Lou track" slate, Which backs con- Th ura ~ rsM d Bl gers for a third that amount try the TAKE fi OR STARVE nt• ••• mtooduced Wednesday ;to be !armeos. Idown 6 40 a. m.; Titan down !' Snyder, Robyn Stearns, Thorn, troversial Ohio State Umversity in o";E,~~~ Mrs. o.:~r eGrl= We got to talking with lh~ ~Icy. I can't recall ever hav· Sen Ross Peppi<. R-Lima I - Raose the per d<em of vosot-'7. 10 a. m.; Dorothy Estes up as Stepp. Dorothy Toney, Lu- Alumm Secretary John Iii.. Full· M~. Dennis R~sh, Mr. OkeY checker and she said it bappena mg re~ a notice atatlng lbata Smokiag Tu Financing mg appeals Judges from $W to 8·30 a m ; Robert Reed up lla Mae Tyree, Amos Wallbrown en, won a modest victory m the R sh d M F G M this way all the time with tour- c~lld died refUsing the meals < ndudt'l! on the proposal. "hoch 130 Orogmally killed. the bill was 9 30 a.m.; J Jones up It am. ,Manon Watson, Thomas WICk· alumni group's annual election, B.av.:":.nd ~rs ~n~ ~ch~= isis and i~ would be perfectly his mother \IOI'Ved. -FRED would be fman<·ed through an ex- pa>>ed Bt-48 on reconsoderauon. 1 Kanawha River - Oliver lme, Carol Ann Wilcoxen, Sal· it was revealed Wednesday. ~ p 1 t PI ' 1 nd th h n all rlgl)t 11 we left the grocer- Dear Fred: tfnsion of the J-eent pet pack - Pt oh1b11 the est..ablishmenl ot . Shearer up Marmet 1· 15 a. m ; ly W1~1is, Suzanne WmebrenAn insurgent !late, known as 0 0 ~ ~~sa~ 88 e 0 · ieB and went around the corner , You PJ'Ilbably never will-and. c:h;arttle tax, were $150 milhon , mumc1pa.l corporations within HE'ien z down Marmet 4 a m.; ner, Lmda Wolfe, Darrell .Lee the Committee for the ~dvan.ce· or:; ~ ~r ~k ro;nRou h for hamburgers, 10 tbat'l ex- Ill tell YOU the reason why: t!lr slate unoversitoes. $25 mollion thoee moles ol existing coties Solvay up Marmet 6.10 a. m.; IWolfe, Terry lee Wolfe, Linda men! of Ohio State Umverstty, ni ;unda \•lthe~~ actly what we did. We thought he fills In the empty rrpaca fior puhlir school buildongs, so -Supporllletroot for the Site of Little Edward down Wonfiled 1Yost and Nancy Kay Yost. was headed by Dr. James Hull spe Y • this wao extremely nice of her. with cold cereal a baH-hour af. mUioooo for natural resources and the 1968 Olympic•. 4:45 p. m.; Merrill up Winfield i of Columbus. The victory by the R:ey.Fr k Robinette caDed She even offered to put them ter he has skirted llfOUII!I the main track group means Fullen ~ R' kard Monti back on the sbelves herseH so sauerbraten. will remain in office. on r. • IC ' ay we thanked her and left. ' I'll also tell you why there • • • morning. , aren't more famous lady cooka; KATMANDU Nepal _ Two Mr. and Mrs. Oltle Bumgar· But we knew wed :.,ever hodear we're too busy frying hamburAmerican cll~bing teams ner and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight ~ end of this lit ep!S • gers foe our kids - H ._ • ' G'1bb tored to Langsville if our husbands learned about ..., : · I I"' each using a different route, ' uus column II dedlcald to s mo ' l' ~ have reached the peak of Mt. o. Sunda_y a!ternooo. It, so ~a!:"!; u:~~o:!:. ~ !•roily living, so If you're hav· ' 01Ce W3"V o o 0 '•eporllfi~O Everest in an unprecedented Rev. Silas BUlops and Blllle secrecy IIIII kid trouble ar just plaiD . w· egand of Point Pleasant call· aother big blabbermouth because the bl Ie He! twin assault on the world's b1gh· 1 day in front ~ a roomful trou e, t en Help YOU. '..! A treat is In store lor lovers est mountain It wao disclooed ed on Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush h ba d told She will also welcoma your OWII • ' Sunday of company' my us n In ie ........... of adventure films with the tod~y. One team, conquered Mt. M · nd Mr De nla Ro II: this story with all llie relish of amus g exper ncee. .........,. special presentation of "Halari" Everest by liC~llng the pre, r. a s.F idn u_s ' a small boy picking wings off Helen Bolte! In care of thlj in Technicolor which opens Sun· viously unexplored West Ridge. dSir, were thel frtha~ edverungb of Oleo And he added• thai the newspaper. 'By DOROTHY KILGALLEN th" hairdressing business since Eva TanII re nd ezvou ed oo 1he sumnu'I ternnernd gues GOSSIP IN GOTHAM : guay. Keely 's own cmffure is a stnctly day al the L1'herty Th eatre. r s'l o Mr eJrand aug Mr • checker• probably let us off the Copyright 1983 King Feao 8 ' hoot because she flm ..... after tures Syndicate '1nc "Hatari" stars John Wayne, with a aeeond team chmbing El a Nanubery, and. Eddie Fisher's love life is getting to anti-salon Dutch cut, perfectly straight · II'1 and Red But, from the sou th · mer ew sons. of 11)""" ...... , ' • be more and more like a soap opera and plrun, suggesting that she couldn't El sa Morltne M Lestery Th While he appears to be basking in the de- be bothered with permanents, pin curls, tons, and tells the story of a William Unsoeld, 36, of Cor· Man~Held Ohtor andomr.::,sonBar- Mr. and Mrs. il.tberl Thomp. the weekend with h6f parents, votion of beautiful Ann-Margret, he's op- rollers, hair-driers, or any of the rest of group of game-catchers who vnllis, Ore., and Dr . Thomas F. Thorn' n called on A~ son, Virginia, Harriet, Martha Mr. and Mrs. VIrgO Adkins. erating long-distance. trying to steal Ro- that lime-consuming Jazz other women earn their living by supplying Hornbem, 32, of San Diego, ~rt ~ Frld ·fte and Alberta Jo. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chap. zoos and circuses with live Af· Calif., reached the 29,028-fool mpson, ay a r- Mr. and Mrs. Dallal Hoff. man and two daugfiters of North bert Evans' girl - the model kidding go for. Hollywood on the cover of the current The fun thing to do in Paris this sea- rican animals. It was filmed on summit of the world's highest noMron. y· 11 Adk'- nd Sue man and Susan visited Sunday Benton o .are 1 few · 1n · Tangany•'k a and rea· peak at s.' 30 p. m. ·I~ a f'1na1 and 5Mrs ... • · • · .,....... • ., · "g F.squire. lAnd Robert has been steadfast- son IS vis1t Pierre Cardin's and have a location Ercil Adklnll attend- afternoon with their I!JI1 and days with Mr. ChapDIIII'a mo' ly defending Eddie for years! Rita look at the chaps. The noted couturier tures many spectacular scenes !.'!-hour cbmb, accordtng to a ed the of Mro VIr 11 family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· !her, Mrs. Gamet Chapman. \ Hayworth's friends are suffering those recently mtroduced a line of men's wear, of African wild life and how report radioed here from the Adk" , . IIIllS nd f't g moQd Hoffman and children of Mr· Johnie Fry of Npedl . , b tns mece u ay a emoon .. " u nay• . same old pangs - worrymg about her and now the most chic ladies in the In· they are captured a11ve. . ,,. lions ase camp. at the Eckard Cha 1 Church Leon, Rt. en called on hla parenlo, Mr. recurnng fits of despondency The ternational Set are to be found in his Howard Hawks who drrected • • • pe • Mr. and Mrs. George Tay· and Mrs. C. E. Fry Sunday, ever-colorful Sid Luft is not only back in atelier audience watching the brawny "Hatari" Is internationally fam· OTTAWA - The NATO Min· edat 2thp.m. Miss !Sue hAdkins pbl~ lor of Mansfield Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Frank Robin- ' . work m · act10n · and 1sterJa · 1 counc1·1 toe! ay pondereel e p1ano or er cousm s Sunday evening 'with Mr. • and etle .and fam1l)l. have returnad business with .Judy Garland again, he's models m the beachwear .. Joanne Hill, ouo ror hIS · wedding dashing from coast to coast on major the mother of two children, is televi- adventure films. the possibility of some new M nd, M Ra Roush of Mrs. Okey B. Roush. to their farm to Uve after _...._ business deals of the non-theatrical kind sion's newest "overnight succes~" Ro· Soviet outburst on the Inter· r. a rs. Y Mr Ernie G 1mm and J 1n ·~. Point Pleasant were the Sun· r o e g tbe past year In KenQ!cky He also recently sold one of his inven- bert Memll spotted her in )he "Voice of nal!onal front to break the lull d . dlmter called on Mr. Curll1 Rickard where Mr. Rablnelte hll beeD tions to the government for a large sum Firestone" chorus and praised her fine Third Gradl'rs Hold prevailing sinet' last fall's CU. ay even~g lllet18 01 Sullday evening. employed, of money ban missile crisis. The foreign Mr. Roush s sister, MH. Blanch Mr, Donald Thompson and soprano voice. As a result, she'll star on Own 'Fil'lll Day' There's still hope that Uncle Sam the Firestone show on June 9, with Brian and defense ministers plunged Yeager, They aU attended Tunl!y visited Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Toby M)' e r1 will announce a more liberal rule on en- Sullivan. as her leading man. The Pomeroy Elementary into a far ranging assessment chure~ servlceo at the St. Harry Thompson Saturday eve• were the Sunday evening dJn. tertainment spending, the result of thouthird grade class of Mrs Ellen of the cold war balance after Mark 1 Lutheran eburch In the n1ng ner llleala of Mr. Jllld Mr.. sands and thousands of protests from • Dwlibt Gibbs, Somebody at Doubleday's on 5th Gibbs held Its annual field day forging a "new look" nuclear Upper F_lats community Suncrippled restaurants, mghtclubs and ho- Ave., has a sense of humor. Debbie Rey· competition at the school last striking force for the alliance. day evenmg. . Mr. and Mr1. John Grand- M N ••L•--Sunday dinner guest of Mr. staff and fantily of Mason v1srs. ora ......... lll!d Mrs. tels - not JUst in \\icked old New nolds' biography is in the section label- Friday. Balloons and popslckles were and Mrs. Leonard Roush, San- !ted Saturday aftemoon - with Allie Hoffman visited Sunday York, but in cities across the nation ed "Psychology" - on the same shelf The trade paper stories about Johnny with Emmanuel Kane dra and Milton Ray was Mr. Mrs. Grandstafro father and aftemom with MH. B t be I Minnie Min· bought for the event by room 0sp1 WS Rouah'o brother, Mr. Lester wife, Mr. and Mn. Ives King, Roush, Mrs. Roush returned .Mathis spiitling "ilh Columbia meniJon- oso, the Washington Senators outfielder, mothers Mrs. Lloyd Wright and ~d that he planned to record his own is having wife trouble. A former mate Is Mrs. IUchard Neutzllng Help. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor hume Saturday after fiJll!lldlng ers were Tommy Deal. Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carder of MansviUe, 0. are spending the past seven weeki vllltiDI tapes and "sell them to Columbia or any yodeling for alleged back alimony Entered HDBpital and Pauline of Polfll Pleasant a few daya with Mt, Robert ·through the otate nl CallforDIL company which IS interested ·· Acluallv Vaughn Meader, JFK's best imitator, is Mankin and Mike Globokar. Trophies were porchased Amolll! those who entered visited Thursday evenllll! with and Clarence Taylor. Whfte In Loe Angelel, aile ~ he has already set a record production planning to do a book. Two collaborators Mrs. Sue Roblnelle called on a f~w days With Mr. anti Mr& deal with Warner Brothers - an ar- are being considered . Local bookma· with PTA banner money. Win· Holzer hospital in the past 24 rangement Columbia turned down kers are among those who simply adore ners of the brad jump were hours were Shelley G. Jones, p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Arch Roulb Bun- (lranl Adldno, IIID tJI M fl, Nora Adldns. An Academy Award IS JUSt a little stat- the Mets. They stimulate far more bet· , steve Story and Marcy Ow· 6tJ8 Second Ave., Mrs. Clarence L. Hemphill, Rt. I Northup, day evening. ue to Broadway theatre audiences Anne ting among the customers than the Yan- ens: basketball throw, Robin E. Saunders,· Luwer River Rd., son, 11:20 a. m. Wedneaday. ----Bancroft won hers wh1le starring in "Mo- kees do Movie theatre managers re- Phalin and Darla Netzllng; soft- Virgil E. Northup, Eureka Star MH, Franklin Tipple, Stewart Mr. Richard Roush of New , SET POPPY VAY ther Courage " - and 11 folded in a mat- port violent reactions to "Mondo Cane'' ball throw Tony Vaughan and Rt., Mrs. Anna Topping, Rt. I daughter, 8;58 a. m. Wednes· Haven vlaited Sttnday eveniDI ter of weeks . hlowmg Its entire $150.000 from dog-lovers who find some of the Susie Soul~by; ocak race, Bob Bidwell, Harold H. Weather- day. with hla lister and hwtballd, l"t. PLEASANT Poppy Investment MJ:Ier and Marla Neutzllng, boll, Rt. 2 Bidwell, Mlso Rita Dlsebarged Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'l'botnplon. Day sponsored by the Amerlscenes far too graphic. Prmcess Grace's arrival at the Reg- and the dash, Robin Phalln and Gall Barry, Rt. I Crown City, Patients recently discharged Mr. and Mrs. DaUu Roffman can Legion PcJet No. zs, AudAdmirers Of Bart Howard's tasteful ency Hotel presented one problem in Susan Rusche!. Mrs. Reginald D. Tygrett, 2512 Included Leo C. Steele, 1Wbert were In Charleston, W. Va. on 1ary will be held 1n Pt. PleuMt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Goldsberry, Walter Edwards, buslneu Monday. ant Saturday, May :r&. On J'rlo songs w1ll be dellghtett 1<rlh the news protocol '•at was solved just before she Mrs. Gene A. Dodson, 907 Brow· MH. Leeford Haylb, GGmer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adkinl day, May 24, from 1:30 p, m. that he is going to supplement the Cole crosse<' .. e Park Ave. threshold. At the nell Ave., Middleport, Roy 0. Davis, Mrs. Worley Howell, of New Ha,ven spent 1bunday unW t:30 p. m. tbe Allll1lary Porter score for "Mrs. A. ", which the cruci · !OUr, it proved impossible t~ buy Miss Bi1111 Winner Spewacks are writing for Broadway. Bel- a fl; ,o of Monaco in all New York-but Of S(:holarshlp Smith, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, MH. Mrs. Elisabeth Dupre, J - wllb Mr. Adklne' llltllber IJXI memben wlU conduct a doCJf la Spewack happened to hear a song Pierre Bultinck, the Regency's head Charles E. Lunsford, Rt. :1, Frazee, Donald R. Suon, Ran- brother, Mr1. Nora ~and to~ CIIWUS 10 Nil popp.. Pf. PLEASANT- Miss Bet· Pomeroy, E. Darlene Howard, daU G, Clark, Larry Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Leslar Adkins. and accept caalrlbutlalut. _ , Bart wrote for Lena Horne - a Porter- man, hired a seamstress to stitch up an _ Ish spoof - and took E1leen Farrell's re· 18-foot flag so that Her Serene Highness Una Bias, a senior 'at Pl. Pleas- Rt. 1 Harrisonville, Mrs. Jaclt Mrs, Kenna Thompson, Henry Hi assisted Mr. Leslar ln'plant~ordmg of it for the master to hear. would see the familiar red and white ant High school, has received • M II I e r, Rt. 2, Wellston, Hutchinson, 1\1{~. Wlllle Me- lng corn. ATHLITH GllaM .,. Cole liked it and the rest should be show waving overhead along with the stars four-year $2,000 conference John H, Fllehman, Willow Manuo, Mrs. Milo WI'-. Hen- Mrs, Abbl&aU 'l1lompson via~ r'D~~t IT. business hislorv and stripes. scholarship from West Vlrglnla Wood, Glenn R. Webb, Coal ry Pettit, MH. Detaer RoUib, !ted Thursday aftemoon wit!t 11 ... • " - .,., - · ......., The stalest rumor m Paris is the one Wesleyan College. The scholar- Grove, Robert J. Brammer, Jr., Mrs. Donald Hubbard and Mn. Allie Hoffman. ~~~.=.""-~.. about Deanna Durh!n "returmng to the The uncertainties of the recording ship is granted to studenll whO Rt. 1 Ironton, Mn. Jame1 W. Infant daughter, Mn. Charla Miss Patricia Keefer lpenl off. Watofo . _ ouperior Gannon. Sr., Rt. 3 Ironton, Her· E. Williams and lni'ani. daughl- MOOday with htr grandparenll, =•~ .::0: 'lOOAT,A_ moVIe.' " Deanna has put on quite a bit business are graphically illustrated by have demonstrated of we~ght over the years. and every time the careers of two appealing young peo· ocholastlc abillty In their man M. Wilson, Catletllbura, er, Mrs. Clarence W. Waugh Mr. and Mrs, Albert Booton. 1he goes on a diet the gr.pevine buzzes ple. On the one hand, there's a 17-year- schoolo. Ky., Mrs. Robert Murray, Ash- and Mn. Larry Eadl and In- Mrs. Allee Harper, Letart, JHIL her out of ret~rement. Actually she's old girl named Lesley Gore, who has a Miss Bias Is the daughter of land, Ky., MH. Samuel D. Kln· fant 1011. called oa Mr. ' IIIII Mn. Okey li · 110 • - ........ ••'B• Ro1W1 MoodIIJ'. - '-DIV!n;tlO ~ Cll' . content as a housewife and has no need hit song called "It's My Party." Her fath· Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Bias, zer, Asillal!d, "'" •.,., Mrs· F· -...... MIHIIM*ION-IIIl 1 to brave the young and slim competition er Is a millionaire swimsuit manufactur· 21JOf Chandler Drive. She plantt Effie Tuckiir, RobertSburK. W. According to tlrt midnight re- Mn; Mbia On! and M r L aiiOOoirl \ P'¢h" In Hollywood Nelson Eddy is ailing. er, she goes to a private school, she ar- to prepare for a teaching ~- Va., and Mra. Keima L. Tbomp. port of the lllll'llnl department Mec Key of · the Union com- Ptti fl. ~~L .A pulmonary disorder Ray Gilbert rives for disc jockey interviews in a reer at We'll Virginia Wesley· son, Rl. I, Ravenswood, W. Va. thole pajllall wllo WIN lilted fll1llllly •vlllled Tbunday wllb .., w ~ Blrdtl u fair lmluded Mrs. Preston Join. Kay'a daUghter, Mr e. ;..• :• uo ,....;. · and Charles Addams want Ethel Mer· chauffeur-driven limousine. On the oth· an. er hand, there's Donny Marchand, 20, man for their "Addams and Evil" diverMrs. George W. Trainer, 41 Parsons, Mn. Lena Day, Join. Fkftnce .cuJlen. ' - ·- - .n - ..... tlssem.ent, which would have Ethel .ca· who had a promising career as a singer The United States Constltu· E. Bro.dway, Welll~. daugh· Henry \Vhnpll, Oftp'y UD' Mt, and Mn. Earl Kleflr ;;.::. "'Jr 4 , Yortlng in a graveyard . among other "in" just a few choruses ago. His latest rec- tlon Is the authority lor the ter, 6:32 p. m. Wednelday, roe, Herbert WIDford, 'l'rumP and Mr. Fred M. Roulb eallecl !! .places. ord, "Along Came Suzy," is still being Elect.orai College. · MH. Raneld Edward Noe, Gal· Russell, Charlel l:.artdlut, Ken- or Mr. anti ,Mil. 'Ed Pry Sat- ,.."' j':';' IE!!!!: played on some of the music stations. llpolls Ferry, clauabter, 2:tt P. nelh Wise (wllo 'Wii bUra,d In urday evenlne·~"C 'l ""iiii 10 11 ' t Keely Smith has a new sideline you'd But fortune didn't come fast enouJh. so 5:25 p. m,; C. V. Harner up m. WecJnetday. Mrs. Charles Chl!alllre IIC!ddent) 8lld JohD l,'t Mill b Allkinl, a lfudenl :::Jf~ *' •. J)ever guess in a million years: a couple Donny bowed out. He's now workmg at Winfield 5:40 p. m.; Patten up Keith S.VIIj:i•Rt. 1 Gdlpolil, Smllb. · , nurse from lbl Boller Ht1pJ1a1 1":r"'" I"'=,:~ 'rf f West Coast beauty parlors are now Yonkers Raceway as a groom for the Del Winfield to:ro p.m.; Sandy up daughtee, 1:01 p. m. W'*- one unit llf blilod- atiJniD. In !Jrtlllpolil, 11110 II !Hill....- ::.....f@ .,,""" !!1\J• ~ - •mbluoned with her name. and that's lnako stable. Winfield 11. m.; Geqe Price day. Mrs. JGhn wnu.m Roach, lltertd at thll ·bottpltala 11.. clll .ll'lllllllc- In· tile CblldMD'I' -~~~:• ar - - - - · •• · dowD Winfield 1:411 a. Ql. New Ha~,' 11'. Va., 11011, 1:16 dliy, · Iii Mnn!Jou,· 0. ~ I... ._ tJ!e funniest thins that'• happened to V • Of 8roa_ d r ' '/ )\ .., �• 'Trae~ •'Jr·. F' ld R 'Ie ecor.ds'sure d Mee·t To,,•F..ll-At IV/eeken· '1 f Ill leef t ,. tuehol Ill bJ Jolm Uutl or llalllf)eld J4 JfOrl •&O· 0110. Ol,'lbo ~lleDift will be Un!ll'o o1 M.,.beld Sialor, who hfl cleared 1U. The hwet •llowll!l In lbo event, boloever, wu Jim bowen of M&rioo Hardlna I ~10. Ill lbo blgh burdleo, Cllnton " - ol Cleveland Catbednl LotIn baa bOen e\ld<ed In 14.1, u,_ taothl of a ae<Olld better than lbe alate reoord. Joneo' IU alao is the bell Jow burdlet time llllJ sou althouih three-tonlho off th• llate moot record ol lll.l, . The D~y Sentinel 1 ~Sf,¥J!'I ' · 1 'j ·.../6.:r. '~•• other_ event.a poeaJble could fall. lraqlr llld Bold ~ ew ffigh' ~I performen liave 88 lop1o1ate wll be peel exisliog llate llllll'llo In tlje 41111011 """' to rilll thlo week<M pole vault, high hurd]., and lhe 11 lbo 8IIDUil ltiiiAo meet In Obio 880-yard r<lay and tbey tlu-eat.ea 31adi." '· ll>e 880 and mfle run•. mlle "lay Will> pte tdgb acljoQI track aDd h•gh Jump. !pn bead!oc Into the fiDel waek. Five vaulters bave cleared 18 :brae llale l'IOIIr~ already have feet thls •pring and wlll be go, l!aen botlard llld !11Arkl In four IDg after tbe state meet 111111'11: A 1 ,r SKINI 8¥1BFY KJV. , .. .le¥411ry • ., • . . W• TURNER • '- IUPII ·fb e uf •hi PAGE P.l••• Ev*y ve olgo- S.-----••••••••••••••••!Turner for Yankee Star Slams LongeJ~t Homer In Stadium's B. H. quarterba<k the IBIS,.• ..,•. Turner, who allo Is a kldklnl! \l was tlle No. 18 draft Jte1tortn1 J'abblOIIt'o ball-mile !lorlclwlly, :11.1 ; want,~ a.. reJ.y loom botteAd tilt date ana, :21.4: Bailey, moot mark by ooollilllll ol a - Eaot Tocb, ::n.e. Cloveloud h o4 Gleftvlllt, 4:al: P.ck- lt.t. 11.1111. , ~ ~1 ; elll,. ftliil.· Foalo, tet!ne P&inrlolt, l:i:7.7; CJoVeiD Jo'!" 1111J11UI, I'JIII II.. 4 IL~ !lro~eu6 ,,,u, C"'"m* ICIII. bOlt .Dol&••• aa,...l:IN: a _ ert, WonblogUII!, 4:D.I; - · Ill • , • ....., lt:S.IJ-«tt. Da)'l<ol J'alrlloa, 4:S.I; Olld wtt hi:D.7 111 111 dblrlct ..,""' daah tee. 1- oarreu. Jen...... moot. Sandusky, :48.7; Baldwin, JliiYion lliO • 7ard blP bunlloofiUl-UU.l ; Clovelond Eut 'lecb, I:.W. Cliev...... R ~~ 111?-t, · The lollowlnf .... lbo Ieiding Dunbar, :49.3 ; Prince, Clfveland Joneo , Clovelaacl catbodral LaUD, 4. T(OihMk, You ;t I :a ...,_.. lliIIIIo maru coi!Jplled lbll ...... St. Jooeph, :41l.S; Guyer, Pol,... IU; Dtlto, ClevelaDd East Tocb, Mile relilf (3:1.71 - Daytoo 11: _ . , Lorllll Kll!c. 0.111!1. by Ed Cbay cit lhe Cleveland ville Riverllide, :4U; Hull, Day- 11.5; ColllDs, Twinlbur& Cbam- Dunblr, S:ZU; · Cleveland !!at, lfl8h ~ uH) - OaJ , Plaiu Dealer, wllb lbo atlle meet loa Roooevelt, :49.5. berlaln, 1U; W"U>SioD, Youngs- S:SU : Clevelllld Ea•t Te<b, 3:14. llayWa Dunarb, ll-4 .. , ~ .....-d to pareotheoeo: 880-yard run <1:56.9> - Edtert, town Rayeft, IU; - .. Com- S; Cloveland Gkoavtlle, S:J4.f; IIWinl, Hf<: 14&11 ; _,. tOO-yard dub !UI - Garrett, WorthiDgton, 1:!1'7.1; J'anio, bridge, 14.7. Cuyahoga Falls, S:IU Sooth, e.t. sandwlo.y,:9.7 :· Ward, Cllldnllati Cleveland John AdamJ, 1:58.1; 110 • yard low burdles <18.91Shot put !5t.tl - · IINid jump 111-a ~· - .Oftl!. Tall; Heodenloll, Clevellod Eut llalle, Cleveland Eut, UI.S; Jonea, Clevvlaod cathedral Lalla, Cleveland llelgbll. 80 11. a ill; Cleoeland Eut, 11-1111 ~. JtS. Tocb: Ward, Columbiana llld 1111mao, Akron North, 1:58.3. 19.2; Schoefleld, Columbus .east, Jobuaon, MaryiiVllle, 511-4 ; Leak- 1er1nc J'alrmont, n . I; "-f. Stoke, Sandusky, all :9.1. Mile I'UD !4:%1.71 - Watt, 19.5; Evana, Clevelaud GlenviUe, ollla, Youoptown Soulb 111 • 4: Clevelllld Glenville, IU; ~ 1100-yard dub l:IIUI - flarrett, Clevelaod llruOI>, 4:22.7; GObert, 19.5; Williams, AJaoa Kaunon,· SliiiOIIIOil, Cleveland !IDly Name. IU!o, c.mpbeD K.uarJ.I, 1M. -·Jolin Jr. ~ lnclemeilt • / •=••. I ST~RTS FRIDAY MILL ST. of lbo R<dlkinl. . At ~ -- I t2 ' eDOWNSTAIRS - GALliPOliS - FOR THE HOME ST0 RE .u...w 6 u .... ! A hobnail at~~;.;; Twin and Full Silt Cotton Mattress Covers ~lferluod H••~ lm- btNdttd "'-tin' wltll 1lppw clotlnQ. SlrG~t­ Ohio Set lr t•pod t . . m,, ....... 100% DACRON PILLOW $187 quilted Bleached Mnlht Cotton Mattress Pods Polyest11 fib., fillinv. aia:e 20"tU". Non-all.rgftic. Fi11e • Ne..-.r need• 8.70 xiS Tubi•Type Blaokwell. 7.10 114, 1.10 xll Tubolooo BfockwaU. Pluo Plus tax and your re.;appable tire. tiro. l!ttle-money luxury 7.10 ..... l.tO llil' Whlt-u Tubelou. I'IUI IP oDd )'OUr ,_pfMIIIte IlK ond rour rocopfMibl• lrDnlng I MochiM Nt llro. ~tJP BIG SAVINGS DURING THIS TIRE SALE! uo cash needed! free momitlngl pay on eaq te,..t NAnON-WIDI . lltqAD ~D AND QUAUTY GUAR.UITD IN WIIIT......._Atl New OooQNr nrea Are QuarAtltd Naflon·Wida: 1. Aplnet notmel , roed hazarda-Le., blowoUtS, fabric bfdkl, cut.htept repair~~• punctur11. Limited tiJ ortalnet owntr tor number of monthl aJ)Icltlecl. 2. Al-lnat enw- defects In WOtkmanlhlp •n• mellrlel wflheUt 11nttf•l10 time or m~•Qoocfy• tire ._..,. In the U.l. er C.ntft WH• melle edjUttment , .... •nee on new tire IMHd on orlllnll lrhd R,U. remak;lq and cur,.nt "Good~Hr prlell.'' hllream" mile race between II'<'<>Jrd holder Peter Snell of N•n and American tittl!lt Calllornia Jtelays •t Mooloil<>, \ Senators Hire Gil Hodges As .wa•,· Piersall May Play For New York Milwaukee Philedelphia Milwaukee Philadelphia ·...... ·-- binding1. • REG. 4. 98 MAY SALE_ $2,99 2 for $7.50 kiteben, playroom, A brMth-takin9 orray of colorful past.ls and whiter than whito sl.oots & cnes. S.. for youi'M~ how "making 1 bed" ... beCA>mO 1ft exciting docoroling odvonluro will! luscious color -dinoled shoots &.pillow <asot. I Another Mortaa.Joftft Or111Rel. Bealll:ifuUr woven with lhoUIIIIIda of Bufly,liDI·fr<e boLe·theu rimmed with ballioa friop. Shop, c • e anywhere. A trem•1 \•w ..!ae. Saow ........ ""' low; pink, blue, wiDow green,-~-..-, hrown~ lilac. Twill Ql' fall Ue. work area or ear, ReguJar $1.29 100 Washings• value . Special purdlan for May ... SHEETS &PILLOW CASES and carpets, use m oUiee, •11· 88 Sale on)f REG. $6.99 99c MAY SALEI •••h ~ - FOR HOME SEWING FOR THE BEDROOM • Tier Curtain & Valance Set Lovely Croscill curtains In 36" length white polished cotton with wide ruffle with pastel embroidered design in several colors. Broadcas~g Louis bed pillows made by famous ma.k· FOlCROFT MATS to stand on, proteeta floors Phcone WY 2·2101 saturday night by satin . eCiafwl ~~--------------------------~ Spongy F•tlgue That priceless look, in a bedapread that never reveals its reasonable Prit:e! Flower· lllnd·crOSM-Rtitch dt"Bign is bordered by a pattern Of . ·' ~ ... ribbQn-caught swags. Oeep ,loops, rounded cornel"8, thick fringe are extras you usually pay much, much more for! Pink, eggshell. . snow white, IWld-in twin, double prize-sizes. HomJ Owned & OpeJlted You'll Like Our Service will be lelevised live with wide er, regulerly $4.99, Choice during $3.n each or .I Plain and !!tripes. Our regular molded foam rubber May only BLANKETS Odds& Ends SALE Limited group of beller rayon and cotlon blend blankets SIESTA FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS IIZI Columbia MAY SALEI RIZER OIL COMPANY YORK . lUPII -- SIZI High density poly-foem, •oft REG. $14.99 · MILE RAC£ ticking, a better feather pillow at low price. $2.95 or 2 lor $5.00 FULL $~57 _, .... TWIN M~JM ~ Extra good value crushed chicken and duck feathers in nice striped llocbtltr:kecf. Slo.,.rJ..t 114twallt, COft'lbiMtiQ IMt• tt.. pMt l ccw.r. waohable 4·97e1eh "•·· FEATHER PILLOWS lleaclled Cotton Muslin Co111blnatloa Mattress Pads • Pre-shrunk $ ~:~u•llty, f•I'ICy ficlin9, corded TWIN SIZE 39" x 76" ..... $2.47 - h FULL SIZE 54" x 76" •• ,, •. $3.47 - h • Color-fait ll••••t Juy f 20 19 .513 5 21 20 .512 5 19 19 .500 512 18 18 ,50() 512 19 21 .475 6\1 17 22 .436 8 19 21 .415 17 22 .43<1 Regu,l•rly $3.98 MAY SALE $1.99 Polr VALANCE TO MATCH THE ABOVI! CURTAINS. REG. $2.49 Fine Muslin White Sheets and Pillow Cases S]-99 MAY SALE NOW ONLY 7r'XIOI" & TWIN FinED Hch FOR THE BATHROOM 11" X 108" & DOUBLE FITTED •r· x PILLOW CASES 36" $18~. FOXCROFT Pastel Muslin . FOR lHE 7r'X10B" • TWIN FITTED kiTCHEN $217each Wash and Wear Prints cinci 'Piaint Sheets lr Cases 11" X 108" & · DOUBLE FITTED PILLOW CASES 42" X 36'' $237eac.h fOXCROFT White Deluxe Combed Percale Sheets 1r Cases ' 7r X lOB" & TWIN FlnEt $237nch a1" x 1or· & DOUBLE FITTED $257each 't PILLOW CASES 42" X 38JM R•gular 59c to 79c V,luu. All purpos•. high style, wuh..We fabricl in 1 wide ~•riety of ~ttern• includin9 bri9ht, nut geom•lric, ltlllctjve floral de,igns, and the moll Wf!ntecl pl.in •'-•d ... Ouhtandim; colo~ c:ombinetio•s in this ,.. . enortmant of c:olorf.st, ell cotton, f1bric:1. 37c ..__ r..- Yd. · _. All COTTON BLEACHED WHITE MUSLIN Adve rti se r ao square. our Cinesl grade of bleaebed musl:bl.. ~ersatile and practical for so many household purpoJet. 4y•rdsfor97c 63cnch ALL COTTON UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Good grade, ideal for curtains and many houaebold ttem.. COMBINATION 2-PIECE BATH SET AChevy :IE wagon looks this blr; when you ltNidlt up Printed Terry Dish · Towels far 2 ...... 11 • • I Airiest mmfoit, coolest fashion ' (@'ir'ir@lro @IW'irW~O@!WV$ Ort. 97c hltT. AACJrtH flo,.l 1 fruit awnen, il jUJt about the size of it. * OfIKIPnOMIU. .... APPLICATICUI 1t' a• COI\1 COVb1 MOR~' COLOI· MA1CH l'OUI .ooMI * NG1 PAINft 0001 NO UNf'ii,U.Utf lmCfl * CIMI OAUON ,AINU AVIIAGI MD 100M l VIM-- ... LIIIIrlllNnM r IITJI.lll' . . . . . . . -87' KaiHIII Dla• Cloths Spoclal V...ol 100% Colhn. M~d,. 1n u.s~ Stlii tl''lll", . m DfAl-1 Qil C~, CIIVY CORvAIRAND ..chci 10 ........ . POMEROY' ·MOTOR COMI?AN¥:. Hogg &ZuspC:m Materials-~. --~oo __w_·~_·~ ___os __s__•___________ , _,H_o_N_E_sP_~_s_ss_4__________MA~sON_._._w•.v__A. 1. .~~~~~~~--~~~. .~~~~~·-.~~-'-"o.N•.E~·~~2~~~·2-' il . ' ~ ' "·" ~ 'i 'of• ~ . \ ' ..... ~ ' • ., ·. r ,. . I ' •l!l• 't•..a+. AIIC.O..·---..;-~27".... . ' ' ' $1 00 .; . ... , .... -· ... Flour Sack Type Did Tewell .· assortments. J Y'. . ,·, A opodol o....tm.. t of 14" prfJ!IO lo J..O..o. G0010olrl• oncl Fl"'l ,.....,. Th poi'ftol ltlirio for swial ..... .....~ort.w. WMhi~ With Matchln1 Willi> Cloth. Heavy, abi!OI'bent Turklob Towels, size 201<40, llotcbiDC wash cloth, aile 12"' 1 12'". Ail cotton . Multi-color atr;p. es. all in a!l60l"ted eolon. beautiful array of high fashion, sol· ld colors and matching stripes. Washable, fast color. Mix 'em and match 'em - you'll want several BArH M.ATS PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL . TOWELS 36" Drip-Dry Sport Denim in a Nice group tenj bath mats, white with lovely floral print, several· colors in flowers. Reguliii'IJ '1.98. Choice May Sale $1.29 . A kinl"'izo appetite lor earao. But a dainty ono for cu. And thla, we bardl,y need add, II juet the kind ol waeon we planned lt .to be. Taut and trim u it II on the outalda; we wunt to ~~ lonrtjul to kaop It BIG where a wagon obould be BIG. The load platform exleltda a IW! ...itllleet from the book ol the frolllt - t to the tip of the lowered tailpte. :C11ECK • Non-skid lofoa bock. • I ...lf1bl1 prfnfl 011 ttd,.fr, IDIOfblflt hn'J. Ll.t frM. friii'M endJ. That, in the,ey"' of most Cbavy II waaon w~ , SPORT DENIM Lint ~. tufted 100,-. colton, d.lnty flor.l 24"1136" rug & lid cover, Fasl.ionabiO J-rnor i and this blr; when you ps It up .-:J- $21! .. 5 y•rds for We MULTI-STRIPE 4 . f•_ I . 57( PER YARD e CASH, CHARGE OR OPTION tERMS FOR EXTENDED PAYMENTS 2 - F 0 I MATCHING WASH CLOTHS---- TOWELS ODDS & ENDS Large group of odds and ends of towelS, Willi cloths all sizes, all colors, all first quality but few Dui~ sets in the lot. Formerly priced from 6911 to _ eacll, all reduced for quick clearance. Eaeh \Owi(.iiil wash cloth priced in red, for self ..V.. · " o..-. SAVE 1-3 TO 1-2 �• 'Trae~ •'Jr·. F' ld R 'Ie ecor.ds'sure d Mee·t To,,•F..ll-At IV/eeken· '1 f Ill leef t ,. tuehol Ill bJ Jolm Uutl or llalllf)eld J4 JfOrl •&O· 0110. Ol,'lbo ~lleDift will be Un!ll'o o1 M.,.beld Sialor, who hfl cleared 1U. The hwet •llowll!l In lbo event, boloever, wu Jim bowen of M&rioo Hardlna I ~10. Ill lbo blgh burdleo, Cllnton " - ol Cleveland Catbednl LotIn baa bOen e\ld<ed In 14.1, u,_ taothl of a ae<Olld better than lbe alate reoord. Joneo' IU alao is the bell Jow burdlet time llllJ sou althouih three-tonlho off th• llate moot record ol lll.l, . The D~y Sentinel 1 ~Sf,¥J!'I ' · 1 'j ·.../6.:r. '~•• other_ event.a poeaJble could fall. lraqlr llld Bold ~ ew ffigh' ~I performen liave 88 lop1o1ate wll be peel exisliog llate llllll'llo In tlje 41111011 """' to rilll thlo week<M pole vault, high hurd]., and lhe 11 lbo 8IIDUil ltiiiAo meet In Obio 880-yard r<lay and tbey tlu-eat.ea 31adi." '· ll>e 880 and mfle run•. mlle "lay Will> pte tdgb acljoQI track aDd h•gh Jump. !pn bead!oc Into the fiDel waek. Five vaulters bave cleared 18 :brae llale l'IOIIr~ already have feet thls •pring and wlll be go, l!aen botlard llld !11Arkl In four IDg after tbe state meet 111111'11: A 1 ,r SKINI 8¥1BFY KJV. , .. .le¥411ry • ., • . . W• TURNER • '- IUPII ·fb e uf •hi PAGE P.l••• Ev*y ve olgo- S.-----••••••••••••••••!Turner for Yankee Star Slams LongeJ~t Homer In Stadium's B. H. quarterba<k the IBIS,.• ..,•. Turner, who allo Is a kldklnl! \l was tlle No. 18 draft Jte1tortn1 J'abblOIIt'o ball-mile !lorlclwlly, :11.1 ; want,~ a.. reJ.y loom botteAd tilt date ana, :21.4: Bailey, moot mark by ooollilllll ol a - Eaot Tocb, ::n.e. Cloveloud h o4 Gleftvlllt, 4:al: P.ck- lt.t. 11.1111. , ~ ~1 ; elll,. ftliil.· Foalo, tet!ne P&inrlolt, l:i:7.7; CJoVeiD Jo'!" 1111J11UI, I'JIII II.. 4 IL~ !lro~eu6 ,,,u, C"'"m* ICIII. bOlt .Dol&••• aa,...l:IN: a _ ert, WonblogUII!, 4:D.I; - · Ill • , • ....., lt:S.IJ-«tt. Da)'l<ol J'alrlloa, 4:S.I; Olld wtt hi:D.7 111 111 dblrlct ..,""' daah tee. 1- oarreu. Jen...... moot. Sandusky, :48.7; Baldwin, JliiYion lliO • 7ard blP bunlloofiUl-UU.l ; Clovelond Eut 'lecb, I:.W. Cliev...... R ~~ 111?-t, · The lollowlnf .... lbo Ieiding Dunbar, :49.3 ; Prince, Clfveland Joneo , Clovelaacl catbodral LaUD, 4. T(OihMk, You ;t I :a ...,_.. lliIIIIo maru coi!Jplled lbll ...... St. Jooeph, :41l.S; Guyer, Pol,... IU; Dtlto, ClevelaDd East Tocb, Mile relilf (3:1.71 - Daytoo 11: _ . , Lorllll Kll!c. 0.111!1. by Ed Cbay cit lhe Cleveland ville Riverllide, :4U; Hull, Day- 11.5; ColllDs, Twinlbur& Cbam- Dunblr, S:ZU; · Cleveland !!at, lfl8h ~ uH) - OaJ , Plaiu Dealer, wllb lbo atlle meet loa Roooevelt, :49.5. berlaln, 1U; W"U>SioD, Youngs- S:SU : Clevelllld Ea•t Te<b, 3:14. llayWa Dunarb, ll-4 .. , ~ .....-d to pareotheoeo: 880-yard run <1:56.9> - Edtert, town Rayeft, IU; - .. Com- S; Cloveland Gkoavtlle, S:J4.f; IIWinl, Hf<: 14&11 ; _,. tOO-yard dub !UI - Garrett, WorthiDgton, 1:!1'7.1; J'anio, bridge, 14.7. Cuyahoga Falls, S:IU Sooth, e.t. sandwlo.y,:9.7 :· Ward, Cllldnllati Cleveland John AdamJ, 1:58.1; 110 • yard low burdles <18.91Shot put !5t.tl - · IINid jump 111-a ~· - .Oftl!. Tall; Heodenloll, Clevellod Eut llalle, Cleveland Eut, UI.S; Jonea, Clevvlaod cathedral Lalla, Cleveland llelgbll. 80 11. a ill; Cleoeland Eut, 11-1111 ~. JtS. Tocb: Ward, Columbiana llld 1111mao, Akron North, 1:58.3. 19.2; Schoefleld, Columbus .east, Jobuaon, MaryiiVllle, 511-4 ; Leak- 1er1nc J'alrmont, n . I; "-f. Stoke, Sandusky, all :9.1. Mile I'UD !4:%1.71 - Watt, 19.5; Evana, Clevelaud GlenviUe, ollla, Youoptown Soulb 111 • 4: Clevelllld Glenville, IU; ~ 1100-yard dub l:IIUI - flarrett, Clevelaod llruOI>, 4:22.7; GObert, 19.5; Williams, AJaoa Kaunon,· SliiiOIIIOil, Cleveland !IDly Name. IU!o, c.mpbeD K.uarJ.I, 1M. -·Jolin Jr. ~ lnclemeilt • / •=••. I ST~RTS FRIDAY MILL ST. of lbo R<dlkinl. . At ~ -- I t2 ' eDOWNSTAIRS - GALliPOliS - FOR THE HOME ST0 RE .u...w 6 u .... ! A hobnail at~~;.;; Twin and Full Silt Cotton Mattress Covers ~lferluod H••~ lm- btNdttd "'-tin' wltll 1lppw clotlnQ. SlrG~t­ Ohio Set lr t•pod t . . m,, ....... 100% DACRON PILLOW $187 quilted Bleached Mnlht Cotton Mattress Pods Polyest11 fib., fillinv. aia:e 20"tU". Non-all.rgftic. Fi11e • Ne..-.r need• 8.70 xiS Tubi•Type Blaokwell. 7.10 114, 1.10 xll Tubolooo BfockwaU. Pluo Plus tax and your re.;appable tire. tiro. l!ttle-money luxury 7.10 ..... l.tO llil' Whlt-u Tubelou. I'IUI IP oDd )'OUr ,_pfMIIIte IlK ond rour rocopfMibl• lrDnlng I MochiM Nt llro. ~tJP BIG SAVINGS DURING THIS TIRE SALE! uo cash needed! free momitlngl pay on eaq te,..t NAnON-WIDI . lltqAD ~D AND QUAUTY GUAR.UITD IN WIIIT......._Atl New OooQNr nrea Are QuarAtltd Naflon·Wida: 1. Aplnet notmel , roed hazarda-Le., blowoUtS, fabric bfdkl, cut.htept repair~~• punctur11. Limited tiJ ortalnet owntr tor number of monthl aJ)Icltlecl. 2. Al-lnat enw- defects In WOtkmanlhlp •n• mellrlel wflheUt 11nttf•l10 time or m~•Qoocfy• tire ._..,. In the U.l. er C.ntft WH• melle edjUttment , .... •nee on new tire IMHd on orlllnll lrhd R,U. remak;lq and cur,.nt "Good~Hr prlell.'' hllream" mile race between II'<'<>Jrd holder Peter Snell of N•n and American tittl!lt Calllornia Jtelays •t Mooloil<>, \ Senators Hire Gil Hodges As .wa•,· Piersall May Play For New York Milwaukee Philedelphia Milwaukee Philadelphia ·...... ·-- binding1. • REG. 4. 98 MAY SALE_ $2,99 2 for $7.50 kiteben, playroom, A brMth-takin9 orray of colorful past.ls and whiter than whito sl.oots & cnes. S.. for youi'M~ how "making 1 bed" ... beCA>mO 1ft exciting docoroling odvonluro will! luscious color -dinoled shoots &.pillow <asot. I Another Mortaa.Joftft Or111Rel. Bealll:ifuUr woven with lhoUIIIIIda of Bufly,liDI·fr<e boLe·theu rimmed with ballioa friop. Shop, c • e anywhere. A trem•1 \•w ..!ae. Saow ........ ""' low; pink, blue, wiDow green,-~-..-, hrown~ lilac. Twill Ql' fall Ue. work area or ear, ReguJar $1.29 100 Washings• value . Special purdlan for May ... SHEETS &PILLOW CASES and carpets, use m oUiee, •11· 88 Sale on)f REG. $6.99 99c MAY SALEI •••h ~ - FOR HOME SEWING FOR THE BEDROOM • Tier Curtain & Valance Set Lovely Croscill curtains In 36" length white polished cotton with wide ruffle with pastel embroidered design in several colors. Broadcas~g Louis bed pillows made by famous ma.k· FOlCROFT MATS to stand on, proteeta floors Phcone WY 2·2101 saturday night by satin . eCiafwl ~~--------------------------~ Spongy F•tlgue That priceless look, in a bedapread that never reveals its reasonable Prit:e! Flower· lllnd·crOSM-Rtitch dt"Bign is bordered by a pattern Of . ·' ~ ... ribbQn-caught swags. Oeep ,loops, rounded cornel"8, thick fringe are extras you usually pay much, much more for! Pink, eggshell. . snow white, IWld-in twin, double prize-sizes. HomJ Owned & OpeJlted You'll Like Our Service will be lelevised live with wide er, regulerly $4.99, Choice during $3.n each or .I Plain and !!tripes. Our regular molded foam rubber May only BLANKETS Odds& Ends SALE Limited group of beller rayon and cotlon blend blankets SIESTA FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS IIZI Columbia MAY SALEI RIZER OIL COMPANY YORK . lUPII -- SIZI High density poly-foem, •oft REG. $14.99 · MILE RAC£ ticking, a better feather pillow at low price. $2.95 or 2 lor $5.00 FULL $~57 _, .... TWIN M~JM ~ Extra good value crushed chicken and duck feathers in nice striped llocbtltr:kecf. Slo.,.rJ..t 114twallt, COft'lbiMtiQ IMt• tt.. pMt l ccw.r. waohable 4·97e1eh "•·· FEATHER PILLOWS lleaclled Cotton Muslin Co111blnatloa Mattress Pads • Pre-shrunk $ ~:~u•llty, f•I'ICy ficlin9, corded TWIN SIZE 39" x 76" ..... $2.47 - h FULL SIZE 54" x 76" •• ,, •. $3.47 - h • Color-fait ll••••t Juy f 20 19 .513 5 21 20 .512 5 19 19 .500 512 18 18 ,50() 512 19 21 .475 6\1 17 22 .436 8 19 21 .415 17 22 .43<1 Regu,l•rly $3.98 MAY SALE $1.99 Polr VALANCE TO MATCH THE ABOVI! CURTAINS. REG. $2.49 Fine Muslin White Sheets and Pillow Cases S]-99 MAY SALE NOW ONLY 7r'XIOI" & TWIN FinED Hch FOR THE BATHROOM 11" X 108" & DOUBLE FITTED •r· x PILLOW CASES 36" $18~. FOXCROFT Pastel Muslin . FOR lHE 7r'X10B" • TWIN FITTED kiTCHEN $217each Wash and Wear Prints cinci 'Piaint Sheets lr Cases 11" X 108" & · DOUBLE FITTED PILLOW CASES 42" X 36'' $237eac.h fOXCROFT White Deluxe Combed Percale Sheets 1r Cases ' 7r X lOB" & TWIN FlnEt $237nch a1" x 1or· & DOUBLE FITTED $257each 't PILLOW CASES 42" X 38JM R•gular 59c to 79c V,luu. All purpos•. high style, wuh..We fabricl in 1 wide ~•riety of ~ttern• includin9 bri9ht, nut geom•lric, ltlllctjve floral de,igns, and the moll Wf!ntecl pl.in •'-•d ... Ouhtandim; colo~ c:ombinetio•s in this ,.. . enortmant of c:olorf.st, ell cotton, f1bric:1. 37c ..__ r..- Yd. · _. All COTTON BLEACHED WHITE MUSLIN Adve rti se r ao square. our Cinesl grade of bleaebed musl:bl.. ~ersatile and practical for so many household purpoJet. 4y•rdsfor97c 63cnch ALL COTTON UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Good grade, ideal for curtains and many houaebold ttem.. COMBINATION 2-PIECE BATH SET AChevy :IE wagon looks this blr; when you ltNidlt up Printed Terry Dish · Towels far 2 ...... 11 • • I Airiest mmfoit, coolest fashion ' (@'ir'ir@lro @IW'irW~O@!WV$ Ort. 97c hltT. AACJrtH flo,.l 1 fruit awnen, il jUJt about the size of it. * OfIKIPnOMIU. .... APPLICATICUI 1t' a• COI\1 COVb1 MOR~' COLOI· MA1CH l'OUI .ooMI * NG1 PAINft 0001 NO UNf'ii,U.Utf lmCfl * CIMI OAUON ,AINU AVIIAGI MD 100M l VIM-- ... LIIIIrlllNnM r IITJI.lll' . . . . . . . -87' KaiHIII Dla• Cloths Spoclal V...ol 100% Colhn. M~d,. 1n u.s~ Stlii tl''lll", . m DfAl-1 Qil C~, CIIVY CORvAIRAND ..chci 10 ........ . POMEROY' ·MOTOR COMI?AN¥:. Hogg &ZuspC:m Materials-~. --~oo __w_·~_·~ ___os __s__•___________ , _,H_o_N_E_sP_~_s_ss_4__________MA~sON_._._w•.v__A. 1. .~~~~~~~--~~~. .~~~~~·-.~~-'-"o.N•.E~·~~2~~~·2-' il . ' ~ ' "·" ~ 'i 'of• ~ . \ ' ..... ~ ' • ., ·. r ,. . I ' •l!l• 't•..a+. AIIC.O..·---..;-~27".... . ' ' ' $1 00 .; . ... , .... -· ... Flour Sack Type Did Tewell .· assortments. J Y'. . ,·, A opodol o....tm.. t of 14" prfJ!IO lo J..O..o. G0010olrl• oncl Fl"'l ,.....,. Th poi'ftol ltlirio for swial ..... .....~ort.w. WMhi~ With Matchln1 Willi> Cloth. Heavy, abi!OI'bent Turklob Towels, size 201<40, llotcbiDC wash cloth, aile 12"' 1 12'". Ail cotton . Multi-color atr;p. es. all in a!l60l"ted eolon. beautiful array of high fashion, sol· ld colors and matching stripes. Washable, fast color. Mix 'em and match 'em - you'll want several BArH M.ATS PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL . TOWELS 36" Drip-Dry Sport Denim in a Nice group tenj bath mats, white with lovely floral print, several· colors in flowers. Reguliii'IJ '1.98. Choice May Sale $1.29 . A kinl"'izo appetite lor earao. But a dainty ono for cu. And thla, we bardl,y need add, II juet the kind ol waeon we planned lt .to be. Taut and trim u it II on the outalda; we wunt to ~~ lonrtjul to kaop It BIG where a wagon obould be BIG. The load platform exleltda a IW! ...itllleet from the book ol the frolllt - t to the tip of the lowered tailpte. :C11ECK • Non-skid lofoa bock. • I ...lf1bl1 prfnfl 011 ttd,.fr, IDIOfblflt hn'J. Ll.t frM. friii'M endJ. That, in the,ey"' of most Cbavy II waaon w~ , SPORT DENIM Lint ~. tufted 100,-. colton, d.lnty flor.l 24"1136" rug & lid cover, Fasl.ionabiO J-rnor i and this blr; when you ps It up .-:J- $21! .. 5 y•rds for We MULTI-STRIPE 4 . f•_ I . 57( PER YARD e CASH, CHARGE OR OPTION tERMS FOR EXTENDED PAYMENTS 2 - F 0 I MATCHING WASH CLOTHS---- TOWELS ODDS & ENDS Large group of odds and ends of towelS, Willi cloths all sizes, all colors, all first quality but few Dui~ sets in the lot. Formerly priced from 6911 to _ eacll, all reduced for quick clearance. Eaeh \Owi(.iiil wash cloth priced in red, for self ..V.. · " o..-. SAVE 1-3 TO 1-2 �- ' II. ,.' . , ' ' I • • • • ...... ~ ..I • ' ·' ' f At :Rutland Furniture, Rut·land,· Ohio·_f At Mason Furniture, Mason, W.V.a~ 1. ·. At Rutland Furnituret Rutlandt At Mason Furniture, Mason, W. Va. SALE AT BOTH · STORES ' ' RECORD- · SMASHING RECORD- SMASHING MIGHTY MAY MONEY-SAVERS. ·· • EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AT .DISCOUNT PRICES I Chair Values • 95 FOR MAY SALE DAYS TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT ONLY _ _ BIG TWO for ONE SALE Yes, You Can Get 1 ., M tG H T Y MAY M 0 NEY-SA V ERS , "' EVERYTHING FOR· THE HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES I BUNK B . SALE I CHAIR SALE lnnertprlng • 1 lunklet, ONLY IT CONVeR~ 0 TWIN BEDS. eVinyl Trim eNylon Seat & Back Cover e Spring Construct· ed Seat eRed, Blue, Brown and Black Bedroom Sultl for Only ••• s1.00 .During This Sale I THIS IS Ill! ~L Y •• $1.00 MORE, you will receive a beauUful S-plece bed· room suite. FOR EXAMPLE, a living room suite selling at The n.anagement of these two stores seeks to give you the best chair values possible. We've tried to accumulate top-notch styles from leading m~kers for this sale at prices you'll want to pay. If it's a new oc· casional chair, shop us now. sale price or $239.95, and $1.00 for the bedroom . suite-you pay only $240.95 FOR BOTH SUITES. How can you beat this deal? Buy now and save! LINOLEUM and SANDRAN Buy 1 Base Rocker At · s29.99 and For One PENNY MORE YOU GET ANOTHER CHAIR! Wben you purchase any 2-piece Uvlnc room suite or 3·piece sectional-POl BIG DISPLAY OF BUY YOUR TV NOW I TV SETS • ONLy /- • BIG 519·9,.95 . lc WITH ' TIADI ' • ' 3 Rooms Furniture·· • ~99.00 ' LIVING ROOM e2-Piece Sofa Suite e:l Step Table1 el Coffee Table el-9x12 Btu • 2 Table X.U.p11 EASY TERMS I Mattress •Box s~rtnas e2 DNuer t•mp~el-lllt12 Rut * Prttty expenth·t .. build a new closet in youl' ho_, NOW wilft tftis I • . RoM, we MOVE. it in f.r you! a..utihtl Sahara Walnut Ptni1h. new steel ' ' BASSETT WALNUT BEDROOM BEDROOM SUITE SUITE Dresser, Chest and Bed bookc- or poster bed, ch•t end ·double drener.ln grey, w•l· Including 1 REGULAR 199.95 nut or oak finish. DISCOUNT SALE PRICE REGULAR 239.95 ..... lii£TIAG .... Dlacount Price New BEDROOM 1ROUP NaN 95 Enjoy fhit . .,, ... licling* Discount Price - ·.. WITH TRADE . WITH TRADE door 36" witle caltinet. Sto,. ,_., 4ishu. tood. I i " • n 1, etc. GIMmi•t wltlt• finiah. - ' MASON I ' ePree lnnertprlna ~ FURNITURE . '. . HlltMAN .GRAn ' - SP 3·5592 . . .95. WE 36x 15x66 ' '' eiox Spring e2 Pl'l~- i'fpjifq, C... RUGS Vinyl el ...le Finilhed s~aa Table Grou[l Special! I e2 STEP TABLES e1 COFFEE TABLE Mahogany or Oak Finish All 3 ONLY Our 13-Piece flimiiHite doors! SaY• , _ spac•! .95 .88· . Buy At LINOLEU·M Fit Your Home At No Extra Cost ! Free Delivery ! Our 3-Piece Our lPiece . IIDROOM-e8·Piece Bedroom Suite elmlersprllll $ Save On 9X12 We Cut Rugs To e2 V•nity Limps •• Bed Sp,..d . . el W Sheet B.l G ltor1 · SALE May Sale! 9x12 Size See Us For Wool Rugs $48.00 ZENITH COLOR TV Buy the Dependables .•. Maytag Washen Yes, You C1n Get A Bedroom Suite For 1 During This Sale ·5 . WI DELIVER e WE SUVICE When you purchase aey 2-~ H!in,e room suite or 8-plece Metional- Fer only •1'.00 IIIDI't, you will · recefve a beauUful 3·plece bedroom suite. For Eumple, a living room suite selling at sale · ' price of $239.95, and $f.CM! for the bedroom suite ....:.you pay oaly $240.95- ~~~ lOTH_SUITI!S. How can you· beat tbl8 deal! Buy n_ow and Save! HEIMAN GRAtE • SP 3·5592 . MASON, W.VA. ' . .. . .. \' .(.. • WE PINANCI �- ' II. ,.' . , ' ' I • • • • ...... ~ ..I • ' ·' ' f At :Rutland Furniture, Rut·land,· Ohio·_f At Mason Furniture, Mason, W.V.a~ 1. ·. At Rutland Furnituret Rutlandt At Mason Furniture, Mason, W. Va. SALE AT BOTH · STORES ' ' RECORD- · SMASHING RECORD- SMASHING MIGHTY MAY MONEY-SAVERS. ·· • EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AT .DISCOUNT PRICES I Chair Values • 95 FOR MAY SALE DAYS TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT ONLY _ _ BIG TWO for ONE SALE Yes, You Can Get 1 ., M tG H T Y MAY M 0 NEY-SA V ERS , "' EVERYTHING FOR· THE HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES I BUNK B . SALE I CHAIR SALE lnnertprlng • 1 lunklet, ONLY IT CONVeR~ 0 TWIN BEDS. eVinyl Trim eNylon Seat & Back Cover e Spring Construct· ed Seat eRed, Blue, Brown and Black Bedroom Sultl for Only ••• s1.00 .During This Sale I THIS IS Ill! ~L Y •• $1.00 MORE, you will receive a beauUful S-plece bed· room suite. FOR EXAMPLE, a living room suite selling at The n.anagement of these two stores seeks to give you the best chair values possible. We've tried to accumulate top-notch styles from leading m~kers for this sale at prices you'll want to pay. If it's a new oc· casional chair, shop us now. sale price or $239.95, and $1.00 for the bedroom . suite-you pay only $240.95 FOR BOTH SUITES. How can you beat this deal? Buy now and save! LINOLEUM and SANDRAN Buy 1 Base Rocker At · s29.99 and For One PENNY MORE YOU GET ANOTHER CHAIR! Wben you purchase any 2-piece Uvlnc room suite or 3·piece sectional-POl BIG DISPLAY OF BUY YOUR TV NOW I TV SETS • ONLy /- • BIG 519·9,.95 . lc WITH ' TIADI ' • ' 3 Rooms Furniture·· • ~99.00 ' LIVING ROOM e2-Piece Sofa Suite e:l Step Table1 el Coffee Table el-9x12 Btu • 2 Table X.U.p11 EASY TERMS I Mattress •Box s~rtnas e2 DNuer t•mp~el-lllt12 Rut * Prttty expenth·t .. build a new closet in youl' ho_, NOW wilft tftis I • . RoM, we MOVE. it in f.r you! a..utihtl Sahara Walnut Ptni1h. new steel ' ' BASSETT WALNUT BEDROOM BEDROOM SUITE SUITE Dresser, Chest and Bed bookc- or poster bed, ch•t end ·double drener.ln grey, w•l· Including 1 REGULAR 199.95 nut or oak finish. DISCOUNT SALE PRICE REGULAR 239.95 ..... lii£TIAG .... Dlacount Price New BEDROOM 1ROUP NaN 95 Enjoy fhit . .,, ... licling* Discount Price - ·.. WITH TRADE . WITH TRADE door 36" witle caltinet. Sto,. ,_., 4ishu. tood. I i " • n 1, etc. GIMmi•t wltlt• finiah. - ' MASON I ' ePree lnnertprlna ~ FURNITURE . '. . HlltMAN .GRAn ' - SP 3·5592 . . .95. WE 36x 15x66 ' '' eiox Spring e2 Pl'l~- i'fpjifq, C... RUGS Vinyl el ...le Finilhed s~aa Table Grou[l Special! I e2 STEP TABLES e1 COFFEE TABLE Mahogany or Oak Finish All 3 ONLY Our 13-Piece flimiiHite doors! SaY• , _ spac•! .95 .88· . Buy At LINOLEU·M Fit Your Home At No Extra Cost ! Free Delivery ! Our 3-Piece Our lPiece . IIDROOM-e8·Piece Bedroom Suite elmlersprllll $ Save On 9X12 We Cut Rugs To e2 V•nity Limps •• Bed Sp,..d . . el W Sheet B.l G ltor1 · SALE May Sale! 9x12 Size See Us For Wool Rugs $48.00 ZENITH COLOR TV Buy the Dependables .•. Maytag Washen Yes, You C1n Get A Bedroom Suite For 1 During This Sale ·5 . WI DELIVER e WE SUVICE When you purchase aey 2-~ H!in,e room suite or 8-plece Metional- Fer only •1'.00 IIIDI't, you will · recefve a beauUful 3·plece bedroom suite. For Eumple, a living room suite selling at sale · ' price of $239.95, and $f.CM! for the bedroom suite ....:.you pay oaly $240.95- ~~~ lOTH_SUITI!S. How can you· beat tbl8 deal! Buy n_ow and Save! HEIMAN GRAtE • SP 3·5592 . MASON, W.VA. ' . .. . .. \' .(.. • WE PINANCI �,. \ •• . '. ' £veJ>y Woman Wanu A. ••• SINGER Consoles, 94.40 !'ortables, 59.50 ,.~ .... ,, ............... 1111. NY SEWING MACHINE CLEANED AND ADJUSTED - - - - - - •• • • (" m~!Dmobllel, acquired ! Press International of his hope Ohio University \till lasd Sooth· ea~'err. Ohi oin becoming an important center for research laboratories, electronlea and other advanced industries. Thv Fabric Shop ,, j. lire&, ete., aD IJJdua.l ''That llla!<t must lcook to Ita unl· lhal ,_ IDeHalia&l1 Iliff verallleo, bodi lbe public ..,.. and from Germany. Ja· our many private coUeges and · ond olber pl'OII'OIIIve <OWl· unlvtcoitlea, fO< lbe men to on world martell. Ohio In- lbe fu- economy and society." IIIIo )I wlntlable to AideD revealed a few days tocbnoJoclal dwlge. lh~ lbe unlverally Is wor!klng For aamplo .,...,.,..... of ali- a plan to traile aome of Ito lomobllaa from rubber tired land lor land at lbe Athens wbotll to air gt:DUDCI •ellect lrav- Hospital neat lbe univ01'11lty. PlaJed (...... Part (!OU]d be rulDoua to Ohio. mid the land io be obtalned would New EnsJand'a - · Tbenfore, Alden sald, all Ohio be used for a ilumber of particuJarly Harvard and Ml't, to deYe)op new industries poMII, Jucluding expaasion of played a leadJng pari Ia and to bave more out- unlveroity'a engiueerin& . and about tbe revolutloo. ' 1 clautlltl and. ~· entifit ~rame. ' NEW YORK IUPil - A Illata vord Grlduat.o Scbool ~ university can be a veritable .zyn. AdmlnlmaU..., Ale* • amo for generating new iDduatriaa lbe OOUIIIry'o and economic progt'<ll In ill eom· p!'""'denll. Ht II 40. But he ia munlty, saya Pnooident Vernon R. ........, to bl" IUea port Ia Alden of Ohio Universlty In Alb- m><>lutloa iD New J:Ngload ens. wblcb tboae lllateo In New York OJl a mlasion In- emuomlc 5YIIem- on •·olving the annual Loeb Award and tedulology after kllinJ lp...,sentation, Alden loki United ol tbelr latflolndualry. . • • OU Has Place ·As SEO Dynamo 8-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 1963 .. BOrne yean "A • $18·75 er nearby SLICED ITRIETMANN Grahams .":.~- 3 Mackerel Eotwen _ _1S.:.n 19c 2 ,., 15c Cucumbers T(U'll('d ! STOKELY .,::::;11 in VAN CAMP . !I -·FOREMAN & ABBOTT .. ONLY "Ugh," aald Mlrtha grimacing In the d•rk, "that's the second llrne I've brushed my teeth with Tom's shning crtaml" Martha, it could h•ve been a really ser• lout mistake .•• 10, do turn on the lig"t when se•rching in thf. medicine cabinet for your preicrlptlons. Harold Kimes, Athens. Sunday visltors of Mn. DRY GOODS REXALL DRUGS e 24•45- _ SPORTS WEAR e SHOES 0~1963 UNDER ONE ROOF" BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy 'ddt Picnic time is here again, so pack a lunch and go! We've a taste·tempting array of your family's favorite foods for cookouts, picnics, beach and patio meals. Plan ahead, and be ready for fun . GROUND BEEF We will be happy to le<tionfrom oil wide assortment of Memorial Day wreaths, sprays, baby wreaths and crosses. Many styles and col~ ors to select from. Made of long-lasting quality materials. Prices start at only POMEROY PHONE WY 2-3498 IPlelllllll Valley DUPONJ LUCITE Hospital Istri...... you EnriCh~ wlfh a new GALLON AWI!'dl of plnl and cates will be made to u»lnr II 81'ead comes to Junior easy·open, resealable the label. A(fer each us~, you can Simon . I stkks firmly to the cellophane. UsP the labf>l again and again . It worl1s STAR SUPPLY CO. all through the day .. . lets yov loc< in the bread's oven (lesl>n..s. Just • twist o{ the wrist close. S.H to open perfect way to use ond ~ ,_liS, tho poly pllslic T---·- bap. LHita' & T-1' long laKinJ beaUt)' , , . in &le.ming while and ipU· Mlol't • .,. ..,.. And SQ(I?elhing else they like .•• BOTH are baked with PG-7n•, a s~ial/y $6 94$2 13 high In polfJ•usat-. rit aevelo(Jecl new tiquid reget!bte shortening . ' ~-' PomerOf . .. . . .. ,, ;, ~-. . .~-· ' iAiMrlcen ' / til~ P~cm ~ trl,,~~ . , .... ·/ ' t,.;..., ' s·. UIJOIU . ~ ePinto lon• eiCr•ut eoctobtr ...... eHomlny eKiclney Been• eSoup ...nt eNavy ..... ••• Everything c Reol Favori~ow for Outdoor Pienlca. Priced Pork & Beans~!._...,. . . Whlhl or Yollow 2n· 2 Popcorn .. ... ePork & h•n• Picnic Jut~• ... Potato Chips ••• Buns TOMATOES 1·" CANNED GOODS SALE Plenty of Picnic Supplies Red Ripe . - - ,..,. ... lll.,.clno • 'Ebersbach Hardware 99c . 1·99 ·'·" ..... TonnlolhHt. · '. 'Everything In Hardware' . ...,.. ......... 11 membtr: NothirtJ gouda like 'Wtather.&aardl • . ,._.,..,..._ ' too, in the long Nal .Rt- c Fresh TOUt . Cuahloned l~lt. Whlti red, , ~ p11ip1t, OroDif, blui. • ll•lto no1td ror ics Quart • Valley Bell - 5% Butterfat $~ VE'I tape , , . no mor• · CIOSinQ it. Twist·O' ·Lock, 1M WEATHER-GUARD HOUSE PAINT Gallon -- MILK FOR ' ••• F.or Memorial Day! No more pulling or cu/lllrfl IHFing the bag or just /lol/·woy u1 about it. SKINLESS WIENERS Gallon Jugs •••• A PRIME INGREOIENT Of VANGUARD'S llf'l' SPARE RIBS FOR lb. BAR-8-Q's Value •• , A total ol 4,119\i boon was spenlln Auxllllry bolpltal wet the ...tor memben and boon ... lbe Candy stnp. the !~bel with your fmger and ![ FOR PICNICS! membon. unllorms. rK:Iose the paclwge easrly . Press • • • $759 An election ol officers aelllor KrouP Will be held. members are asked to 11Jbel! To open the loaf. ji.Hjf peel • lb. HOUSE PAINT Ball's Restaurant for the Auxll·ll membe'rl and the r .....~vll N frum tltc 8/cmcuts ~olon. E~onomie11l · Jars wiU be held May 21 at 1::10 p. m. at NON Heiner's Chipped or Sliced • Quart Pl'. PLEASANT - · The anawards dinner for lbo lwgh stk:ky Wmh~r· Guud Boiled Ham Dill Pickles Annual Awards Dinner Will Be Held May 28th 1)1 That'• righ1! ADd lb. FRESH GROUND 1 help you make a se~ St. 2 ror45c · ,j, "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING Car~ Olive Grange visited Racine Grange May 8. I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mil· hoan were Gallipolis visitors, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earre1 Conway and Hughie and Mr. and Mrs. George Conway and Kimberly of Akron visited Mother's Dall with his mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Conway and Sue and Jackie of Golumbus visited Mother's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr. Mrs. Mae Harrah attended a -DAR meeting at the borne of , Mrs. Betty Mitboan at Flat· wonds, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. 1 . Robert Callan of Marietta entertained at the meeting. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith Icalled at the Blaine Milhoan 1 home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry spent Wedn£:Sday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Spenc· er of belaware visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Taylor at· tended the baccalaureatte ser· vices at Eastern high school on SUnday, Their granddaughter, Miss Sue Sisson, Is one o£ the graduates. -Gienua S. Mlllloa• Wreaths Sprays Crosses 'lr:';.;t~ ) .JIM 1860-RACINE, I :,-•:::. 01. WAID CROSS' SONS The Ridge-Keno (,.,_J ColarCi>•l! Throw Rugs •3 Registered Pharmacista To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE 10\1 19c RIVERSIDE ALL PURPOSE PURCHASES rle Swartz were her son, Harry Swartz and Mr. and Mr~. Clar~ ence Swatz and Desmond Swarlz of Lottridge. Decorationfl CorM ooo WITH ALL Dming our apecial-~le, thia handsome chair is tagged far below its re(Ular price. Cr,. ft,ed from solid hardwood and finished in meUow maple ... it featuree superior construction that guaranteel solid comfort! You'll find this chair fita beautifuUy into any room of your orne. Come in and see it todlay! sauce CASTLEBERRY'S HOT sv. ... pend:en:t~o~n:_:b~a::sic::_::ln:dus::_:lr_:ie::_i•~•::tee:l:::,~========...,=========,d,'_,======Mi=.,.,;·,.,e,;p,.,ort=,;,;O;,h;,i;,o,.,..,,.,..,..,.!l!!!l==s;} RIAL D . kling Potted Meat Top Value STAMPS the l10tUe Tllif~~ ... 33c Pork Shoulder _ SWISHER & LOHSE aeed a ----------transformation," Alden sold. SUnday School attendance on regi011 haa natural t>Oauty to Tho Wild May 19 was 55, offering $13.10 exploited and many olber qus1ll-ll 'Things That Ordinal')' Tap Worship services we.re held at fications for becoming a center Wat•r Can Do To You, Your 10:45 with Charles D. WMde research laboratories, cultural · family and Your Posseuiona leading and an attendance of 16. stitutiona: and automated As Advertised in Thelma Henderson was lead- tries. It does not havf:l Goood Housekeeping io er of last W!!dnesday evening population, whicb also is an adprayer services. A membership vantage lor t'his type of develop(3e.~t and evangelism eommissJrm ment." meeting was held at the same Ohio u., which Alden expecb! time. to have a student body of Z,UOOII A Bud.,.t S.vtr That Ores Gaul is a patient at Hoiin another decade, can furnish R~movet HARDNESS & IRON zer hospital manpower and the drive ttlo::.;:: Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swartz are about the revolution he bt So~.nt, FiiHn, Rtflntl both patienls at Doctor' Hos- "We have already started," AI· What are water spots, lime spot!, film caqsed by pital at Columbus. den said. He tw one project uotap water? How do they Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie der way to create an institute or hurt complexions, dull have returned from Sugar management_and research oonsuJhair, spoU fabrics. damagl!! plumbing? Get the an· Grove, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. tation ·m Athens in partnership liwers. Phone for y o u r Tom Yost have gone to be with with BatteUe Memorial FREE copy of "The Wa· their son, Delbert's family. of Columbus. He has another ter Spot Story." while he is confined to Fair- start a business laboratory field hospital at Lancaster, un- Ohio University. FREE der observation and treatment. 'Jmportu.l To state Compl•t..y Automatic Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perry and What he and Ohio Unive,sity[l WE STOCK WATER daughter Pamela Sue and Low- are trying to accomplish in Soullh·ll SOFTENER SALT elJ Guthrie and friend of Col- eastern Ohio Is important to urnbus spent the weekend with rest of the Buckeye 1tate, Aloenll their parents, Mr. and Mrs. said. George Guthrie. Although a rich and di'v..,sifi<!dll Recent guests of Mr. and state, Ohio at present io too oJe. ~' ~ .. ~ Ave. Middleport, 0. Mrs. Vere Swartz were Cash Bentz, Ravenna,,Mr. and Mrs. ;-==================-;!Vernon Swartz and family of Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode, '!Uppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley ·and Teresa were Monday Hfternoon Yisit{lrs of her mother, Mabel Swartz and Mr. and ~wlrs. a..29c. Spare Ribs BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT euterD - New 1111r· Mucb the aame tbiug ran aecompUahed. he said. Oblo, where tbtiD .: :A:f:••:m:•r:ass::OCUl:·:te::de:an::of~Har~- Valley oo.al mines played ago. McCALL'S PATTERNS Allred number of lmJl(II'WII Pomeroy 115 W. Second WY 2-2284 lndiiSirles bavo moved Into South-11 I;;~;;::;::::;;::;::;::::"'""-""-·~--::-::::=:::===::::=~ .Society News eastern Ohio but Athens and towno ~.!!::11 Singer Sales & Service ' 2·" 'SHOE STORE GINGER SNAPS ... . .... 49c ! , ......... ... ,.,.. ·.~9c . .., \ :SIMON'S ... S.jf.;S4!rVice Market W!l 2-3975 Pomeioy ' ·~er Whee ~...... Oa ' •- l . "'-••., -:··'~' i.·c·_·,··~ ... )~-"·l~ . lo.:7tl0b .. \ ! �,. \ •• . '. ' £veJ>y Woman Wanu A. ••• SINGER Consoles, 94.40 !'ortables, 59.50 ,.~ .... ,, ............... 1111. NY SEWING MACHINE CLEANED AND ADJUSTED - - - - - - •• • • (" m~!Dmobllel, acquired ! Press International of his hope Ohio University \till lasd Sooth· ea~'err. Ohi oin becoming an important center for research laboratories, electronlea and other advanced industries. Thv Fabric Shop ,, j. lire&, ete., aD IJJdua.l ''That llla!<t must lcook to Ita unl· lhal ,_ IDeHalia&l1 Iliff verallleo, bodi lbe public ..,.. and from Germany. Ja· our many private coUeges and · ond olber pl'OII'OIIIve <OWl· unlvtcoitlea, fO< lbe men to on world martell. Ohio In- lbe fu- economy and society." IIIIo )I wlntlable to AideD revealed a few days tocbnoJoclal dwlge. lh~ lbe unlverally Is wor!klng For aamplo .,...,.,..... of ali- a plan to traile aome of Ito lomobllaa from rubber tired land lor land at lbe Athens wbotll to air gt:DUDCI •ellect lrav- Hospital neat lbe univ01'11lty. PlaJed (...... Part (!OU]d be rulDoua to Ohio. mid the land io be obtalned would New EnsJand'a - · Tbenfore, Alden sald, all Ohio be used for a ilumber of particuJarly Harvard and Ml't, to deYe)op new industries poMII, Jucluding expaasion of played a leadJng pari Ia and to bave more out- unlveroity'a engiueerin& . and about tbe revolutloo. ' 1 clautlltl and. ~· entifit ~rame. ' NEW YORK IUPil - A Illata vord Grlduat.o Scbool ~ university can be a veritable .zyn. AdmlnlmaU..., Ale* • amo for generating new iDduatriaa lbe OOUIIIry'o and economic progt'<ll In ill eom· p!'""'denll. Ht II 40. But he ia munlty, saya Pnooident Vernon R. ........, to bl" IUea port Ia Alden of Ohio Universlty In Alb- m><>lutloa iD New J:Ngload ens. wblcb tboae lllateo In New York OJl a mlasion In- emuomlc 5YIIem- on •·olving the annual Loeb Award and tedulology after kllinJ lp...,sentation, Alden loki United ol tbelr latflolndualry. . • • OU Has Place ·As SEO Dynamo 8-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 1963 .. BOrne yean "A • $18·75 er nearby SLICED ITRIETMANN Grahams .":.~- 3 Mackerel Eotwen _ _1S.:.n 19c 2 ,., 15c Cucumbers T(U'll('d ! STOKELY .,::::;11 in VAN CAMP . !I -·FOREMAN & ABBOTT .. ONLY "Ugh," aald Mlrtha grimacing In the d•rk, "that's the second llrne I've brushed my teeth with Tom's shning crtaml" Martha, it could h•ve been a really ser• lout mistake .•• 10, do turn on the lig"t when se•rching in thf. medicine cabinet for your preicrlptlons. Harold Kimes, Athens. Sunday visltors of Mn. DRY GOODS REXALL DRUGS e 24•45- _ SPORTS WEAR e SHOES 0~1963 UNDER ONE ROOF" BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy 'ddt Picnic time is here again, so pack a lunch and go! We've a taste·tempting array of your family's favorite foods for cookouts, picnics, beach and patio meals. Plan ahead, and be ready for fun . GROUND BEEF We will be happy to le<tionfrom oil wide assortment of Memorial Day wreaths, sprays, baby wreaths and crosses. Many styles and col~ ors to select from. Made of long-lasting quality materials. Prices start at only POMEROY PHONE WY 2-3498 IPlelllllll Valley DUPONJ LUCITE Hospital Istri...... you EnriCh~ wlfh a new GALLON AWI!'dl of plnl and cates will be made to u»lnr II 81'ead comes to Junior easy·open, resealable the label. A(fer each us~, you can Simon . I stkks firmly to the cellophane. UsP the labf>l again and again . It worl1s STAR SUPPLY CO. all through the day .. . lets yov loc< in the bread's oven (lesl>n..s. Just • twist o{ the wrist close. S.H to open perfect way to use ond ~ ,_liS, tho poly pllslic T---·- bap. LHita' & T-1' long laKinJ beaUt)' , , . in &le.ming while and ipU· Mlol't • .,. ..,.. And SQ(I?elhing else they like .•• BOTH are baked with PG-7n•, a s~ial/y $6 94$2 13 high In polfJ•usat-. rit aevelo(Jecl new tiquid reget!bte shortening . ' ~-' PomerOf . .. . . .. ,, ;, ~-. . .~-· ' iAiMrlcen ' / til~ P~cm ~ trl,,~~ . , .... ·/ ' t,.;..., ' s·. UIJOIU . ~ ePinto lon• eiCr•ut eoctobtr ...... eHomlny eKiclney Been• eSoup ...nt eNavy ..... ••• Everything c Reol Favori~ow for Outdoor Pienlca. Priced Pork & Beans~!._...,. . . Whlhl or Yollow 2n· 2 Popcorn .. ... ePork & h•n• Picnic Jut~• ... Potato Chips ••• Buns TOMATOES 1·" CANNED GOODS SALE Plenty of Picnic Supplies Red Ripe . - - ,..,. ... lll.,.clno • 'Ebersbach Hardware 99c . 1·99 ·'·" ..... TonnlolhHt. · '. 'Everything In Hardware' . ...,.. ......... 11 membtr: NothirtJ gouda like 'Wtather.&aardl • . ,._.,..,..._ ' too, in the long Nal .Rt- c Fresh TOUt . Cuahloned l~lt. Whlti red, , ~ p11ip1t, OroDif, blui. • ll•lto no1td ror ics Quart • Valley Bell - 5% Butterfat $~ VE'I tape , , . no mor• · CIOSinQ it. Twist·O' ·Lock, 1M WEATHER-GUARD HOUSE PAINT Gallon -- MILK FOR ' ••• F.or Memorial Day! No more pulling or cu/lllrfl IHFing the bag or just /lol/·woy u1 about it. SKINLESS WIENERS Gallon Jugs •••• A PRIME INGREOIENT Of VANGUARD'S llf'l' SPARE RIBS FOR lb. BAR-8-Q's Value •• , A total ol 4,119\i boon was spenlln Auxllllry bolpltal wet the ...tor memben and boon ... lbe Candy stnp. the !~bel with your fmger and ![ FOR PICNICS! membon. unllorms. rK:Iose the paclwge easrly . Press • • • $759 An election ol officers aelllor KrouP Will be held. members are asked to 11Jbel! To open the loaf. ji.Hjf peel • lb. HOUSE PAINT Ball's Restaurant for the Auxll·ll membe'rl and the r .....~vll N frum tltc 8/cmcuts ~olon. E~onomie11l · Jars wiU be held May 21 at 1::10 p. m. at NON Heiner's Chipped or Sliced • Quart Pl'. PLEASANT - · The anawards dinner for lbo lwgh stk:ky Wmh~r· Guud Boiled Ham Dill Pickles Annual Awards Dinner Will Be Held May 28th 1)1 That'• righ1! ADd lb. FRESH GROUND 1 help you make a se~ St. 2 ror45c · ,j, "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING Car~ Olive Grange visited Racine Grange May 8. I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mil· hoan were Gallipolis visitors, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earre1 Conway and Hughie and Mr. and Mrs. George Conway and Kimberly of Akron visited Mother's Dall with his mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Conway and Sue and Jackie of Golumbus visited Mother's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr. Mrs. Mae Harrah attended a -DAR meeting at the borne of , Mrs. Betty Mitboan at Flat· wonds, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. 1 . Robert Callan of Marietta entertained at the meeting. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith Icalled at the Blaine Milhoan 1 home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry spent Wedn£:Sday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Spenc· er of belaware visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Taylor at· tended the baccalaureatte ser· vices at Eastern high school on SUnday, Their granddaughter, Miss Sue Sisson, Is one o£ the graduates. -Gienua S. Mlllloa• Wreaths Sprays Crosses 'lr:';.;t~ ) .JIM 1860-RACINE, I :,-•:::. 01. WAID CROSS' SONS The Ridge-Keno (,.,_J ColarCi>•l! Throw Rugs •3 Registered Pharmacista To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE 10\1 19c RIVERSIDE ALL PURPOSE PURCHASES rle Swartz were her son, Harry Swartz and Mr. and Mr~. Clar~ ence Swatz and Desmond Swarlz of Lottridge. Decorationfl CorM ooo WITH ALL Dming our apecial-~le, thia handsome chair is tagged far below its re(Ular price. Cr,. ft,ed from solid hardwood and finished in meUow maple ... it featuree superior construction that guaranteel solid comfort! You'll find this chair fita beautifuUy into any room of your orne. Come in and see it todlay! sauce CASTLEBERRY'S HOT sv. ... pend:en:t~o~n:_:b~a::sic::_::ln:dus::_:lr_:ie::_i•~•::tee:l:::,~========...,=========,d,'_,======Mi=.,.,;·,.,e,;p,.,ort=,;,;O;,h;,i;,o,.,..,,.,..,..,.!l!!!l==s;} RIAL D . kling Potted Meat Top Value STAMPS the l10tUe Tllif~~ ... 33c Pork Shoulder _ SWISHER & LOHSE aeed a ----------transformation," Alden sold. SUnday School attendance on regi011 haa natural t>Oauty to Tho Wild May 19 was 55, offering $13.10 exploited and many olber qus1ll-ll 'Things That Ordinal')' Tap Worship services we.re held at fications for becoming a center Wat•r Can Do To You, Your 10:45 with Charles D. WMde research laboratories, cultural · family and Your Posseuiona leading and an attendance of 16. stitutiona: and automated As Advertised in Thelma Henderson was lead- tries. It does not havf:l Goood Housekeeping io er of last W!!dnesday evening population, whicb also is an adprayer services. A membership vantage lor t'his type of develop(3e.~t and evangelism eommissJrm ment." meeting was held at the same Ohio u., which Alden expecb! time. to have a student body of Z,UOOII A Bud.,.t S.vtr That Ores Gaul is a patient at Hoiin another decade, can furnish R~movet HARDNESS & IRON zer hospital manpower and the drive ttlo::.;:: Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swartz are about the revolution he bt So~.nt, FiiHn, Rtflntl both patienls at Doctor' Hos- "We have already started," AI· What are water spots, lime spot!, film caqsed by pital at Columbus. den said. He tw one project uotap water? How do they Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie der way to create an institute or hurt complexions, dull have returned from Sugar management_and research oonsuJhair, spoU fabrics. damagl!! plumbing? Get the an· Grove, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. tation ·m Athens in partnership liwers. Phone for y o u r Tom Yost have gone to be with with BatteUe Memorial FREE copy of "The Wa· their son, Delbert's family. of Columbus. He has another ter Spot Story." while he is confined to Fair- start a business laboratory field hospital at Lancaster, un- Ohio University. FREE der observation and treatment. 'Jmportu.l To state Compl•t..y Automatic Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perry and What he and Ohio Unive,sity[l WE STOCK WATER daughter Pamela Sue and Low- are trying to accomplish in Soullh·ll SOFTENER SALT elJ Guthrie and friend of Col- eastern Ohio Is important to urnbus spent the weekend with rest of the Buckeye 1tate, Aloenll their parents, Mr. and Mrs. said. George Guthrie. Although a rich and di'v..,sifi<!dll Recent guests of Mr. and state, Ohio at present io too oJe. ~' ~ .. ~ Ave. Middleport, 0. Mrs. Vere Swartz were Cash Bentz, Ravenna,,Mr. and Mrs. ;-==================-;!Vernon Swartz and family of Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode, '!Uppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley ·and Teresa were Monday Hfternoon Yisit{lrs of her mother, Mabel Swartz and Mr. and ~wlrs. a..29c. Spare Ribs BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT euterD - New 1111r· Mucb the aame tbiug ran aecompUahed. he said. Oblo, where tbtiD .: :A:f:••:m:•r:ass::OCUl:·:te::de:an::of~Har~- Valley oo.al mines played ago. McCALL'S PATTERNS Allred number of lmJl(II'WII Pomeroy 115 W. Second WY 2-2284 lndiiSirles bavo moved Into South-11 I;;~;;::;::::;;::;::;::::"'""-""-·~--::-::::=:::===::::=~ .Society News eastern Ohio but Athens and towno ~.!!::11 Singer Sales & Service ' 2·" 'SHOE STORE GINGER SNAPS ... . .... 49c ! , ......... ... ,.,.. ·.~9c . .., \ :SIMON'S ... S.jf.;S4!rVice Market W!l 2-3975 Pomeioy ' ·~er Whee ~...... Oa ' •- l . "'-••., -:··'~' i.·c·_·,··~ ... )~-"·l~ . lo.:7tl0b .. \ ! �• ' . ' "l 111ink lllo ,.... lu 1... __. 111M Gf thoiD. • bt ol the time 1lot. It be- explailled. "Oil our doow they <0!1108 a bablt." ·hove 111 opportunlly ID be them· TELEVISION IN REVIEW WANT AD INFORMAnON DI:ADUNES ·- RE(;ULATIONS 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $745 llo.SV Dt•diiM . - A. Ill. CANCELLA '!'IONS CORIII!II..'l'IOJIIS o. .~ aad.l . . ~ II. rot Dn ·'I Pu~>IW!Mlao l"'::t puflltallCJ ~ • rllbt w ediT ot rftKt UlJ' •d.Jo d.•-ed ob;ketlnn•ble ~rs IIJICMlid bf nported ~~~ 1'IM - b u'ber wU1 1101 M I"'N))Iql.bl• fol' be-.- "'"" 1 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET ••P.M.O. ...... ,....._ ww I •' - -B7-VERNON - - -8CO'IT ----- - · - - - - - - illlearbod lXI' problem --·rui~l Jn ,.._of PB. ptriorfiee the lllllHiiUng doow coltbtitiH b hla •how. ~. ADd lloat,' In my W"7 o1 • 6 cyl. motor, Powerglide tnn1., Jvol'J over turquolle finJ.o;h, tood tirel, II&H. a:10n UlaD BUP tDCOfTeef IGMf'UOG RATES For Want Ad Servtce JlPI Rollywoo4 Correo)IOII<Ietol !IOILYWOOD <tJPIJ- Jolmny Clnoa. tbo Di<o 1"7 who replactd Jack l'lbo Weeper I Parr on tlot "!DIIlgbt" show, hot brought hla troupe to movielln!D b a few - b to give and lab wilb tbe lion. Bob Hope, Mfltoa Berlo, Kirk Douglu, Edfe Adami llld MarJon Braodo are •1110111 bfo ocbedUled cuesu. Canon himself had a long Ding e1 Hollywood wl\b llttle .....,.,, befort flying oil to New York illld otardom. Tblo Is porbapo tbe G111 y thing he has ln common " I enjoy the program, ". Jolumy M~y volunteer ID appear. < think~C; It what televltioo It all uid over a platter of bacao and Saln llko ID hovo the publlc, obouL 081fl. "1 II')' oot ID let the preo•ure bufld up by takfng week oH two or three months. " If you hove a bad nfgbt OD tbe ~lr you jwlt hove ID forget '8boUt It becauae >""' can't fl> back aod do aoydolne ID Improve evel")' ,f::;=:==? 0 A I LY CROSSWORD .&aiOel U.-llola U.Ouo L......., ....., k. llxodly 41. Pithy e. . , _ "The law of averag01 II what 11• u.pr savee you. Some of the · - 12. ~ are good and oome are bad. You 11. Olrl'o just hope 1m tbe be!t aad bike Jllc-o 1 each day u it com... " 1 Some days are worse thiDj 111. HoaveDIJ' others. or Instance, JohnnJ' ... ' bodJr ~< cently arraoged ID hove sa ~ 18. All ---. Gabor and Ida Lupfno oo the ~ same show, only to dlaoover tbe 17, W'..t IDdlu: glril weren't on apeafdna termo. . al>lor. · He bad to oeparale their oppear· ' 11. Nll'row anceo ID eliminate tbe po111bfllty ! 20 :,:::._ of a chance meetfng bacblage 1· · ll8f]lploco '-=lum with bls two predec"""'" oo the obow, Paor and Stove Allen. ftey, too, bombed in timel town before blllfng II large In bfg town oo tbo Budoon. But lilat is where most slmilart•lloo rnd. Cor100'1 ego It mlnlscult compared with Pear'•- and Bl well as on camera. ' 21. Old tim.OII ·bll intellect and procUvfty lor Jo)mny fl convinced hl.o liBC 12. Deep. -fall o somewhat obort of show ia tbe last outposl of "real" 1 ~= AlieJJ'J. television. : 211. 0rovua Hieber llalbop "l hale to see TV become Jl8.1'alrlu' Still, Johnny hal racked up projector for -movies," he l8id. magte ro4l 11 higher ratings than either. "OUr shOw i.s sort of like a · =oro After eight months of his late peeping Tom who eaves drops on 28." Elevator nflbt show Carson has oot fallen hil neighbon. We're just people eap victim to the jitters that lfnally sitting around with a spontane- :· ~lo uott caused both ARm and Paar tooua gabfeat oD our hands. · ote:~t 1 DOWN Ll"mpl'lnt With. -... - ... 2.1Jptboa1 I. Color-. - 10. Oon· llnued 11!1. Ancient 19. Sbllde tree JO. Kldoolf llooa :a.~~~oor~­ -- Umo '- Kine'• ployo <laqpter I.Orpn al --d .opt e. 8aleeman'• 7.w..-B. Oaln IlNDt ............... J3. Select. :U.I'req-: II. (2wd&) liii.Aab>Dloll- 9. Wood -· .......... ....., .... ·-81....... Alla- at.Givwa •P G willlwllr. ~ •! cancelled'!' Lost your UceDS<1 ~ WY 2-Z!166. , 8 tS t!c AUTO SALE:::_S__ 1 I. Certified Oil Station I'OR SALE : 1960 Dodge Dart, new tires, in good condition. 538 WEST MAIN STREET 23,000 actual miles. 2 - WMPO 8:05 Radio Breakfasl Party 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY 19 1956 FORD automatic transmissions. Delbert · son, Portland, Ohio. 5-21-Stp FOR SALE: 1951 Packard, $175. P. A. Scott, WY 2-3076. 5·21-6tc 1960 FORD GalaXie, four door hardtop, radio, heater, aut<una-1 tic transmission. CaD Haven, W. Va. 882-2255 5 o'clock. 5 2(J ne Rambler 9 • All Tax.. P1kl HI TEST 30.9 Over 200 WHkly Winner1-Tre.llina Stomps Of Your Choice Every Gallon Sold With A Money Back Guarontee / Now Under New B. F. World Standard ot Compacl Escelleoee ~anagamant GOODRICH Rig car room, ride and perlloruo-[ ance Small car economy and managerabillty See Metropolitan Motors E. Main Street, Pomeroy Pbone WY :.3870 t 22 Ue - r-------------------------~----~~ NEW SILVERTOWN TUBIWS.. ·'· fOR NEW or l18ed can truCks, ph<one Marvin Mario! SALESMAN . Beasley 750x14 BLACKWALL - - - - - - ews, Athens, LV 3-4061. $19·95 $23·95 PLUS TAX WHITE WALL _ _ _ _ _..:.__ _ ' PLUS TAX TIRE~___, 600x16- 6 PLY NYLON .. -. $14.95 .-----TRUCK PLUS TAX dard shift, TRACTOR TIRES 1951 Ford door , V8 standard shift. $125, two wheel trailer, $15. ' ALL AT ... Ja('k L. Wolfe, Racine Rt. or call CH 7-2307. SPECIAL PRICESI PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE RACINE, OHIO Keith Goble Ford Inc 'USED AUTOMOBILE ~-SPECIALS-___, 1962 Chevr9let Corvair 700 • '' "·= Indiana 8:30 Mutwol News 8:110 News 8:35 Breoklast Party 8:05 Sacred Heart Program 9:00 Mutual News 8:20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breaklast 'Party 1:30 News 8:30 Mutual News e:M Farm World News 9:35 Breakfast Party ;e:45 Meigs County RFD 10:00 Mutual NeW& . 7:00 Mutual News 10·05 Polka Party . 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual News 7:30 Mutual News 10•35 Muai< Ill The Alr •, 7:50 NeW& ~ 10:45 The Good We . 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:5$ Under Ohio Skies 11:00 News 1t:oo Mutual News ):05 Coffee Witb Janet 11 :05 Top Ten Show ~ 8,:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News 9:36 Coffee With Janet 11:35' Top Teo Show 8:45 Belly Newton Show 12:00 Noon News 10:00 Mutual Nowo 12:15 Muotcal Interlude 10:05 MIDlslorlal Asaociatt!ll 12:30 Rev. MerUo Teets 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual Newo I :05 t;'latter Party 10:35 Country H6E Down 5:110 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual NeW& 5:05 TravellD' Tfme 11:06 Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:• Country Hoe Do 1111 & 5:35 Travelin' Time swap Shop 6:00 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11.(35 Farm News · 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 Upper Room·· Meditations 6:35 Sundawn serenade 11:$8 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:311 Off the Alr-May 12:00 Nooo News, Weatber Snnday 12:20 Muaic Juat For You 7:30 Mutual News 1:00 Mutual Newa 7:35 Army Hour 1:05 Mwolc Jus! For You B:oo Baptisl Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:35 lolusle Just For You 8:3> Hour of Deliverance 1:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. News & (Hev. Paul Jones) ColiUIIOIIIary 9:00 Wings of Heating 1:1111 Music Juat Far You 9:30 Mutual News 2:30 · Mutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 2:311 Music JUllt For You 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 1:00 Mutual Newa · 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 10:35 Waah. Repu to People 3:30 Mutual NeW& 10:50 Sunday Chapel S:IS Platter Party 11:110 Country Hymn Time t:OO News 11:30 Mutual News t:30 Local NeW& 11:3$ Coull try ~ Time t:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News S:OO Mufllal NeW& 12:15 The Search 5:1111 Travelin' Time 12:311 Rev. Merlin Toell 5:30 BID Sterns Sports 1:110 Hour of Declal!ll 5:3ii Travelin' Time Billy Graham 1:00 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 1:05 Van Patrtell Sports ~:110 The Big Lfe 1:1111 VIII Palrtell Sporll 2:30 Mutual News 1:16 SuodoWD Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cl"ou 1:311 Mutual NOWI 43:00 HeY. lloa<oe Tbonoe 1:3$ SundOII'II Serenade 3:30 The Quiet Hour 7:30 SlsDnfi·May 4:00 Mutual NOWI lilllnaJ 4:115-6:00 Suuday ShOWCISO .1:110 Newa t:311 Mutual News 1:011 Country Music Time 5:110 News Headlines 1:30 Mutual Newa 5:30 Mutual News l:s& P'arm World NeW& 6:110 Mutual Ne... 1:40 RFQ 6:10 Mutual Newa 7:00 Mutaal Newt 6:05 Sundown Serenade 7:05 Breatlast Party 6:30 Mutual N11111 7:30 Mutual N11111 6:3$ 8ereDIIde f:ll Breatlas't Party 7:30 Of! lba Air-Me)' Bib. Ill. Back-, Bo.otou 18. Fillo S7. Dlrtle11 39. Lacklnl' to. Ood al ,;)Utheut wtnd: GASOLINE ALLEY Or. myth. D.4.1L Y CRYP'l'OQVOTE _;, Hen'• 11- to work lt1 &li:YDLB&AXB LONGFELLOW One letter limply .tandt for another. In tbll...apleA. ~ .... for the three L'1, X for the two O'a. etc. SlnJleo IItten. apoe.. It trophies, the length and formaUon of the wordl 1ft all lalnt& IDach day tbe code letten: are different. A 017Ptornom QDD- QWEJ'QWZI' QWZIUIOBP QB QWFP88QIPWSP Blit: W P Bll.-1111' P V 8 Q WI NANCY Y _ , . . c.,ptoq- ACHIEYEIIENT BAS 0DJa !0 BE TIIII.' ONLY REAL PATENT OB lfOBJLrrr~W. ~ HEY---wi-IAT ABOUT THese SIGNS? 0 .................... 8 - " " " --W-JE-H--RA=-DI__O_ _ Mond8) '111roqb t'rlob.y 12:10 Ohio NeWB Sign on 12:15 Market. Community Ne,.. 12:20 Lifeguard BuHelio Board The f.Jielioe tll:25 News 0 Gram:o Oblo Valley NeW& 1:05 Spor\1 Today l?.:30 Agricultu.• Agent 8 10 World News tll:45 Couoll')' Go 1\owoo. DICK TRACY 8:15 Musical Clock 1:56 New' Beal 9 00 LaiCIISU'IJil 2: DO Country Go l!ounr 9:30 Public Service 2:5!1 News Beat f :45 Showero of Ble••lnj: 3:00 Midway Maline< 10 00 Mason County l'.•wt 3:56 News Ileal 10:115 Talk 01 the ToWII 4:00 Discmg with Does 1~ : 51> World News 4:30 lnterclwoge 11 :00 Talk of tbe ToWII 5:110 Community NeW& (e•cept Fri. Cburcb Bells Ring 5:115 World & NatioDal N0111 11:45 World ~ews 5:15 Spotlighl on Sporu. 11 ·56 !oluon County News 6:05 News 12.00 Communily News 6:10 Musical Clock 12:00 Local NeW& 7:30 Sip Off 8:00 8:511 7:4$ 1·00 ,;;._; I ~ "TD I'UNP ~ 8Y !::!f.t:IP ANO CARRY IT !=RPM THII WELL . A Pf:IIL AT A TI~E! • • lllp THE Kll'CHE!-1, SE£ 1 . . . . - - - , ) DAVY JONES nan. ~ II 1at111 the pllrue RAdl9 Delee- • .IIUilal . " ,. TANI(J ANO IT'S PIPED, RIGHT INTO - Tile eiJT t1!2t!f., I HAVE" A WJHDMIU.. AND A . . ' ,... �• ' . ' "l 111ink lllo ,.... lu 1... __. 111M Gf thoiD. • bt ol the time 1lot. It be- explailled. "Oil our doow they <0!1108 a bablt." ·hove 111 opportunlly ID be them· TELEVISION IN REVIEW WANT AD INFORMAnON DI:ADUNES ·- RE(;ULATIONS 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $745 llo.SV Dt•diiM . - A. Ill. CANCELLA '!'IONS CORIII!II..'l'IOJIIS o. .~ aad.l . . ~ II. rot Dn ·'I Pu~>IW!Mlao l"'::t puflltallCJ ~ • rllbt w ediT ot rftKt UlJ' •d.Jo d.•-ed ob;ketlnn•ble ~rs IIJICMlid bf nported ~~~ 1'IM - b u'ber wU1 1101 M I"'N))Iql.bl• fol' be-.- "'"" 1 POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET ••P.M.O. ...... ,....._ ww I •' - -B7-VERNON - - -8CO'IT ----- - · - - - - - - illlearbod lXI' problem --·rui~l Jn ,.._of PB. ptriorfiee the lllllHiiUng doow coltbtitiH b hla •how. ~. ADd lloat,' In my W"7 o1 • 6 cyl. motor, Powerglide tnn1., Jvol'J over turquolle finJ.o;h, tood tirel, II&H. a:10n UlaD BUP tDCOfTeef IGMf'UOG RATES For Want Ad Servtce JlPI Rollywoo4 Correo)IOII<Ietol !IOILYWOOD <tJPIJ- Jolmny Clnoa. tbo Di<o 1"7 who replactd Jack l'lbo Weeper I Parr on tlot "!DIIlgbt" show, hot brought hla troupe to movielln!D b a few - b to give and lab wilb tbe lion. Bob Hope, Mfltoa Berlo, Kirk Douglu, Edfe Adami llld MarJon Braodo are •1110111 bfo ocbedUled cuesu. Canon himself had a long Ding e1 Hollywood wl\b llttle .....,.,, befort flying oil to New York illld otardom. Tblo Is porbapo tbe G111 y thing he has ln common " I enjoy the program, ". Jolumy M~y volunteer ID appear. < think~C; It what televltioo It all uid over a platter of bacao and Saln llko ID hovo the publlc, obouL 081fl. "1 II')' oot ID let the preo•ure bufld up by takfng week oH two or three months. " If you hove a bad nfgbt OD tbe ~lr you jwlt hove ID forget '8boUt It becauae >""' can't fl> back aod do aoydolne ID Improve evel")' ,f::;=:==? 0 A I LY CROSSWORD .&aiOel U.-llola U.Ouo L......., ....., k. llxodly 41. Pithy e. . , _ "The law of averag01 II what 11• u.pr savee you. Some of the · - 12. ~ are good and oome are bad. You 11. Olrl'o just hope 1m tbe be!t aad bike Jllc-o 1 each day u it com... " 1 Some days are worse thiDj 111. HoaveDIJ' others. or Instance, JohnnJ' ... ' bodJr ~< cently arraoged ID hove sa ~ 18. All ---. Gabor and Ida Lupfno oo the ~ same show, only to dlaoover tbe 17, W'..t IDdlu: glril weren't on apeafdna termo. . al>lor. · He bad to oeparale their oppear· ' 11. Nll'row anceo ID eliminate tbe po111bfllty ! 20 :,:::._ of a chance meetfng bacblage 1· · ll8f]lploco '-=lum with bls two predec"""'" oo the obow, Paor and Stove Allen. ftey, too, bombed in timel town before blllfng II large In bfg town oo tbo Budoon. But lilat is where most slmilart•lloo rnd. Cor100'1 ego It mlnlscult compared with Pear'•- and Bl well as on camera. ' 21. Old tim.OII ·bll intellect and procUvfty lor Jo)mny fl convinced hl.o liBC 12. Deep. -fall o somewhat obort of show ia tbe last outposl of "real" 1 ~= AlieJJ'J. television. : 211. 0rovua Hieber llalbop "l hale to see TV become Jl8.1'alrlu' Still, Johnny hal racked up projector for -movies," he l8id. magte ro4l 11 higher ratings than either. "OUr shOw i.s sort of like a · =oro After eight months of his late peeping Tom who eaves drops on 28." Elevator nflbt show Carson has oot fallen hil neighbon. We're just people eap victim to the jitters that lfnally sitting around with a spontane- :· ~lo uott caused both ARm and Paar tooua gabfeat oD our hands. · ote:~t 1 DOWN Ll"mpl'lnt With. -... - ... 2.1Jptboa1 I. Color-. - 10. Oon· llnued 11!1. Ancient 19. Sbllde tree JO. Kldoolf llooa :a.~~~oor~­ -- Umo '- Kine'• ployo <laqpter I.Orpn al --d .opt e. 8aleeman'• 7.w..-B. Oaln IlNDt ............... J3. Select. :U.I'req-: II. (2wd&) liii.Aab>Dloll- 9. Wood -· .......... ....., .... ·-81....... Alla- at.Givwa •P G willlwllr. ~ •! cancelled'!' Lost your UceDS<1 ~ WY 2-Z!166. , 8 tS t!c AUTO SALE:::_S__ 1 I. Certified Oil Station I'OR SALE : 1960 Dodge Dart, new tires, in good condition. 538 WEST MAIN STREET 23,000 actual miles. 2 - WMPO 8:05 Radio Breakfasl Party 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY 19 1956 FORD automatic transmissions. Delbert · son, Portland, Ohio. 5-21-Stp FOR SALE: 1951 Packard, $175. P. A. Scott, WY 2-3076. 5·21-6tc 1960 FORD GalaXie, four door hardtop, radio, heater, aut<una-1 tic transmission. CaD Haven, W. Va. 882-2255 5 o'clock. 5 2(J ne Rambler 9 • All Tax.. P1kl HI TEST 30.9 Over 200 WHkly Winner1-Tre.llina Stomps Of Your Choice Every Gallon Sold With A Money Back Guarontee / Now Under New B. F. World Standard ot Compacl Escelleoee ~anagamant GOODRICH Rig car room, ride and perlloruo-[ ance Small car economy and managerabillty See Metropolitan Motors E. Main Street, Pomeroy Pbone WY :.3870 t 22 Ue - r-------------------------~----~~ NEW SILVERTOWN TUBIWS.. ·'· fOR NEW or l18ed can truCks, ph<one Marvin Mario! SALESMAN . Beasley 750x14 BLACKWALL - - - - - - ews, Athens, LV 3-4061. $19·95 $23·95 PLUS TAX WHITE WALL _ _ _ _ _..:.__ _ ' PLUS TAX TIRE~___, 600x16- 6 PLY NYLON .. -. $14.95 .-----TRUCK PLUS TAX dard shift, TRACTOR TIRES 1951 Ford door , V8 standard shift. $125, two wheel trailer, $15. ' ALL AT ... Ja('k L. Wolfe, Racine Rt. or call CH 7-2307. SPECIAL PRICESI PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE RACINE, OHIO Keith Goble Ford Inc 'USED AUTOMOBILE ~-SPECIALS-___, 1962 Chevr9let Corvair 700 • '' "·= Indiana 8:30 Mutwol News 8:110 News 8:35 Breoklast Party 8:05 Sacred Heart Program 9:00 Mutual News 8:20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breaklast 'Party 1:30 News 8:30 Mutual News e:M Farm World News 9:35 Breakfast Party ;e:45 Meigs County RFD 10:00 Mutual NeW& . 7:00 Mutual News 10·05 Polka Party . 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual News 7:30 Mutual News 10•35 Muai< Ill The Alr •, 7:50 NeW& ~ 10:45 The Good We . 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:5$ Under Ohio Skies 11:00 News 1t:oo Mutual News ):05 Coffee Witb Janet 11 :05 Top Ten Show ~ 8,:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News 9:36 Coffee With Janet 11:35' Top Teo Show 8:45 Belly Newton Show 12:00 Noon News 10:00 Mutual Nowo 12:15 Muotcal Interlude 10:05 MIDlslorlal Asaociatt!ll 12:30 Rev. MerUo Teets 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual Newo I :05 t;'latter Party 10:35 Country H6E Down 5:110 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual NeW& 5:05 TravellD' Tfme 11:06 Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:• Country Hoe Do 1111 & 5:35 Travelin' Time swap Shop 6:00 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11.(35 Farm News · 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 Upper Room·· Meditations 6:35 Sundawn serenade 11:$8 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:311 Off the Alr-May 12:00 Nooo News, Weatber Snnday 12:20 Muaic Juat For You 7:30 Mutual News 1:00 Mutual Newa 7:35 Army Hour 1:05 Mwolc Jus! For You B:oo Baptisl Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:35 lolusle Just For You 8:3> Hour of Deliverance 1:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. News & (Hev. Paul Jones) ColiUIIOIIIary 9:00 Wings of Heating 1:1111 Music Juat Far You 9:30 Mutual News 2:30 · Mutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 2:311 Music JUllt For You 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 1:00 Mutual Newa · 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 10:35 Waah. Repu to People 3:30 Mutual NeW& 10:50 Sunday Chapel S:IS Platter Party 11:110 Country Hymn Time t:OO News 11:30 Mutual News t:30 Local NeW& 11:3$ Coull try ~ Time t:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News S:OO Mufllal NeW& 12:15 The Search 5:1111 Travelin' Time 12:311 Rev. Merlin Toell 5:30 BID Sterns Sports 1:110 Hour of Declal!ll 5:3ii Travelin' Time Billy Graham 1:00 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 1:05 Van Patrtell Sports ~:110 The Big Lfe 1:1111 VIII Palrtell Sporll 2:30 Mutual News 1:16 SuodoWD Serenade 2:35 Back To The Cl"ou 1:311 Mutual NOWI 43:00 HeY. lloa<oe Tbonoe 1:3$ SundOII'II Serenade 3:30 The Quiet Hour 7:30 SlsDnfi·May 4:00 Mutual NOWI lilllnaJ 4:115-6:00 Suuday ShOWCISO .1:110 Newa t:311 Mutual News 1:011 Country Music Time 5:110 News Headlines 1:30 Mutual Newa 5:30 Mutual News l:s& P'arm World NeW& 6:110 Mutual Ne... 1:40 RFQ 6:10 Mutual Newa 7:00 Mutaal Newt 6:05 Sundown Serenade 7:05 Breatlast Party 6:30 Mutual N11111 7:30 Mutual N11111 6:3$ 8ereDIIde f:ll Breatlas't Party 7:30 Of! lba Air-Me)' Bib. Ill. Back-, Bo.otou 18. Fillo S7. Dlrtle11 39. Lacklnl' to. Ood al ,;)Utheut wtnd: GASOLINE ALLEY Or. myth. D.4.1L Y CRYP'l'OQVOTE _;, Hen'• 11- to work lt1 &li:YDLB&AXB LONGFELLOW One letter limply .tandt for another. In tbll...apleA. ~ .... for the three L'1, X for the two O'a. etc. SlnJleo IItten. apoe.. It trophies, the length and formaUon of the wordl 1ft all lalnt& IDach day tbe code letten: are different. A 017Ptornom QDD- QWEJ'QWZI' QWZIUIOBP QB QWFP88QIPWSP Blit: W P Bll.-1111' P V 8 Q WI NANCY Y _ , . . c.,ptoq- ACHIEYEIIENT BAS 0DJa !0 BE TIIII.' ONLY REAL PATENT OB lfOBJLrrr~W. ~ HEY---wi-IAT ABOUT THese SIGNS? 0 .................... 8 - " " " --W-JE-H--RA=-DI__O_ _ Mond8) '111roqb t'rlob.y 12:10 Ohio NeWB Sign on 12:15 Market. Community Ne,.. 12:20 Lifeguard BuHelio Board The f.Jielioe tll:25 News 0 Gram:o Oblo Valley NeW& 1:05 Spor\1 Today l?.:30 Agricultu.• Agent 8 10 World News tll:45 Couoll')' Go 1\owoo. DICK TRACY 8:15 Musical Clock 1:56 New' Beal 9 00 LaiCIISU'IJil 2: DO Country Go l!ounr 9:30 Public Service 2:5!1 News Beat f :45 Showero of Ble••lnj: 3:00 Midway Maline< 10 00 Mason County l'.•wt 3:56 News Ileal 10:115 Talk 01 the ToWII 4:00 Discmg with Does 1~ : 51> World News 4:30 lnterclwoge 11 :00 Talk of tbe ToWII 5:110 Community NeW& (e•cept Fri. Cburcb Bells Ring 5:115 World & NatioDal N0111 11:45 World ~ews 5:15 Spotlighl on Sporu. 11 ·56 !oluon County News 6:05 News 12.00 Communily News 6:10 Musical Clock 12:00 Local NeW& 7:30 Sip Off 8:00 8:511 7:4$ 1·00 ,;;._; I ~ "TD I'UNP ~ 8Y !::!f.t:IP ANO CARRY IT !=RPM THII WELL . A Pf:IIL AT A TI~E! • • lllp THE Kll'CHE!-1, SE£ 1 . . . . - - - , ) DAVY JONES nan. ~ II 1at111 the pllrue RAdl9 Delee- • .IIUilal . " ,. TANI(J ANO IT'S PIPED, RIGHT INTO - Tile eiJT t1!2t!f., I HAVE" A WJHDMIU.. AND A . . ' ,... �., • •.• .. ... .... ·" ~ ~...------ .- -- --· - --. ~ •Dally · Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 23, Mainly About People In Gay Cartwright Is Queen Of Wahama Prom !. About Middleport . MASON - Gay Cartwrlglll, a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vopi· j 1senior at Wahama Hillh school and dalljhter, MeliDda, ol w!U arrive to b Frld ·Mrs Mabel Mankin returned was crowned queen ay y the weekend with her tiome Tuesdav evening from eo- I Principal_ Clyde Foley _at Mrs Allen KDopp IIJd \wnbul where she wa!l called hair_~a High school ~untor other rlatlve:, IJY the death of Mrs. Elwood Semor Prom. Gay as tbe Olildren ~ tl t Ford tractive daughter of Mr. were goes a ~ · Mrs. Jack Cartwright of West meetlDg of the B1ecta Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea and Columbia. Her atlendanta were of the First Baptiat Church Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Barbara Howard and Judy which met 'I'Uelday evenin& JPeRt a weeks vacation at the Clark. the home of Mrs. Joe Wllson Rea rottage on the Muskingurn. The selections were made by i Included Valerie, Jerrie SUe, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Thomas Ret'd and memben of Crystal White, Dreama ~ returned to their home , Colum· his orchestra who furnished the and Myrta Wilson. bus Sunday eveniug after a visit music for dancing at the prom. Miss Ruth H~hrey ot ~ with their parents, Mr . and The Junior dass , sponsored Fla. I! visiting bere w,th \frs. Harry Thomas and Mr . by Miss Lelia Jane Powell and . and Mrs. Elmer Reed and and Mrs. Don Rea. Mr. Robert Oliver along with Nancy R:eed. She came to Mr. and Mrs. William Dailey the president of the Junior class the Middleport ~lumni and Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Dail· Janet Hofrrnan and the Juniors ~nd a reunion W1th the ey teturned tu their homes , had been busy the past week of 28. Pekin. Dl. Tuesday , after a visit decorating the gymnasium for Mr. and MT:s. Emerson Jones with the formers brother and the occasion. tus mother • Ei lister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- The them~. of the . in e~ erett Dailey , were Hawauan, whtch . · a bamboo hut at one end of the a patient at Sheltering Mr. and Mrs. _Jac~ K~lly ,_of 1 gym and a beach on the Hospital, in Athens ~or [))lumbus and M1s~ Carrie Wil·j end. Palm trees were used days for U11111 of Crown C!ty were re· intervals along the edge of treatment. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs . Ev- ldance floor . The dining tables Mr~. Jeanet~. Waddell erett Dailey. featured table covers with Ha· Huntmgton, visited recently ~waiian designs . with her mother, Mrs, Minnie Joy Thabet and Sue Van Ma· Beveridge and gr•nddaughter, Open Churrh Ez,ent ·tre. attired in Hawaiian cos- B~erly . Sl'l For W Ptldin g [tumes, served candy favors to Mr · and Mrs. Pete Quick (the . :the mam• guests. former Arion a Lyons) have re11re open church weddmg of turned to their home in Tulsa, Mi90 Reva Jeanne Rea and Mr., Okla. after bringing Mrs. _Julia Larry Wrlllam Bunce Will be Grim 10 her home in Middle· an event of Saturday, June 1, port. at !:30 p. m. at the Middleport I Members of Evangeline ChapChurch of Christ. I ICers :ter OES who attended Athens Rev . Fred I. Gardner will of- The Love Joy Circle met chapter OES Inspection Monday ficiate. Mr . and Mrs . Larry Tuesday evening at the home of evening were Mrs. James Clat· 'Jbornas {Donna Real of Colum· Miss Rhuda Hall, chairman. worthy, Mrs. Charles Bennett, t»Qs are the attendants and Wen· Dt>votions , " How to Rise Above Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Theo ~ Bunce of Middleport and jthe Fear of Death," by ~orman Neutzling, and Mrs. George RDMrt Egler of Co'.umbus will Vin cent Peale, ~re g1ven by Meinhart. 11erve as ushers. IMiss Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Officers for the coming year Schramm of Zanesville, visited Portofino, fishing village on Iwere elected Including chair- recently with their daughter the Italian Riviera. has been a 1 Miss Rhoda Hall ; vice and family, Mr. and Mrs. John res or t since ancient times, and program chr ., Lyons and Tom, Bernard, Linmaintaining its old-world Mrs. Richard Owens ; secretary , da and Debbie. charm. . Tony Fowler ; treasurer, Miss Patty Lowery who is in ;;;;;,;;;;;;;;tl l :~~; Bert Bodimer; devotions , Nurse's training at Holzer HosMrs. Eugene Gherke; w h 1 t e pita\ spent the weekend with cross, Mrs. Frances Bearha; her parents, Mr. and Mra. Don· reading , Mrs. Dana Hamm; aid Lowery. and project, Mrs. Harold Chase. ----Special porjects for the year TONIGHT & FRIDAY will be the school lunch proWilliam Holden and Clifton Webb in gram for needy children ond re"SATIN NEVER SLEEPS"' 1 1 ~~-;,:~~:g sbut·lno on special (Cinemaacope 6: Color) II . Tile annual house party -andwas announced for June 20-22. at Deborah Kerr and Granville. The circle will serve N off' nd • 1r Michael Redgrave in · n ·uee for ew Jeers a tua men h h t e ospata 1 y comm1 lected t the Ma t . "THE INNOCENTS" 3 the B. H. Sanborn meeting In :were e . Y mee · S•turd•y M•Y 25 Th t t' .11 be mg of the Dorcas C1rcle of the Rcssano Brazzi, Tina Louise IIJiune.l ke n_ex _ m~e ~~ddl First Baptist Church In Middle· "SIEGE OF SYRACUSE" pot uck ~;c:~;O a ,;: 1 e- port held Tuesday evening at par 8 · p. · th h of M Beul • u~lte (Eastman Color) Mrs. Richard Owen present- _e orne ra. a~, 'u' Cesar;-~~~ova and the program entitled, " A With Mrs. Charles Whate and Sean McClory in to Us." The meeting was Mrs. Pearl Hoffman assisting "'VALLIY OF THE with prayer with the llostesses. DRAGONS'' servlng a dessert course M':'. Cor~ Pullen ~ the above mentioned and meetmg w1th devo~ons taken . . from the book, "R1ches of the . John Scmes, Mrs. David K. d .. N off w re 11 UlaT!II , Mrs. Nura Hamilton, mg om. ~w Jeers e roMII.OY , OHIO L. D. Diles, Mrs. Ethel elecled tnoludmg Mrs. Beulab - - - - - - - - - IIHluglhes. Mrs. Victor Grim, Mrs. White: ch.;oU'IIl.an; Mrs. FJeldmg liJ•ut>s Grim Mrs. Grace Hysell. Hawkins, vice chainnau and TONIGHT • program chairman ; secretary, NOT OPEN Mrs. Charles Vroman; treamrPresbyll'rum Group er, Mrs. Freda Sneller; and FRIDaY ond SATURDAY 1 Meeting Held 1 chairmen - Love gift, M.y 24-25 Group 1 of the Women's As- · Charlene Thomas; white ..,-HE PIGEON THAT sociation or the First PresbyMrs. Charles Bennett; TOOK ROME" M' Fredd' Ho d Charlton Heston . Elsa MartiChurch in Middleport ISS 1e u a· nelli, Bacralom, Harry GuarTuesday evening at the shelt ; reading, Mrs. Edlson li :~~e of Mrs. Dwight Wallace project, Mrs. Isabel ••YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" I! Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. (Teehnicolor) 1 Lowerv and Mrs. Paul White, Mrs. G. G. Werner; and James Mitchum. Alana Ladd, Haptonstall as· assisting hostess- card chr., Mrs. Ruby Hysell. Jody McCrea , ChHI Will~ and The group voted to purchase Gaey Conway. Devotions were given by Miss a space on the PI'A !Martha Olhinger on the topic ity calendar. · SUN., MON. nd TUES. !" f''riendship.·• Mrs. HaptoostaH, for the year include M.y 26-27-21 n, presided over the and lunches for under·prlvlleg..40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" business session. The hostesses ed school chikiren and reWith Tony Curtis aad Susanne Pleshette served a salad course at the membering the shut ins on spec·~!!~ 1 of the meeting. lal occasions. Pomeroy 1 Drive to flberfelds In P~y ·. l'umllure - ,._. Covwlftll- l'umilhlftll . 1 - -· - -- y-........ _,. Short Sleeve Sport Shirts :;g ' ' In Sizes Small (14-14\o!l), Medium (15-ll\o!l),- Llr(e (16-16\o!l) and Extra Large (17·17\o!l) All Wub 'D wear fabrics. S111art patterns. CoHdllionod For Your Shopplftl Pluoure" Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Frl.-9 to 9 Saturday MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT - , •lmW- IICI"'<el& ,.rlJT. •1.00 were Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Charles Lewil and a auest. Mrs. Paul Smart, pmident of the B. H. Sanborn Mlsslooary Society. MASON - The Happy-GoLucky 4-H club members recently went on 1 hike and held a picnic on the Lewl& farm in Mason. Those atlending Nancy Anderson, Kay McGow· an, Jane Turner, Jlmmy Wise, Mike Ryan, Carl Schwarz and the leader, Alma 'furner. On Tueoday evening the club members exhibited their J«t books lor Gilbert Barnette county 4-H club agent to Inspect. Permission was given at lhiJ time for tile following club members to attend county camp. They are Mike Ryan, Jimmy Wise, John aad Adrey Shuler, Iloona Will, Jane 'I'Urner, Kay McGowan and Norman Reyn. olda. Leaders present were Mlu Wanda S~le. Hollie ~ ~~:u:;..~;. ~the!.an;:: -------------JIIIIIda I CI Mn, A1mo 1'uralr. c.. .. Zip. ~.95 • CUARANTEEO SOX 0 SMALL •MEDIUM •LARIQEr, hwn. Dvck Sanfor- ~ triple Ized IACHILOR'S FRIEND MINI 100'JI N'I'LON DREIS SOCKS In ,1,. 10 to II MEN'S BIG 4 ·:: _$]-00 sps Aont LY!Il(o 1-. 1'111 oolor. '10 In akjln. 7D$ tayoa, 211'5 eotton. For hOoked eroeheted, tufted, woven UMl broldad rup. All the pop. ularoolon. 35c *•In For buUng and Wlor ~ldng. Whitt only. Oft lolo At l.....,..daPor- 1'\.QO 69c 29c .......... New In The Hobby D.partment . FOUR HOUR ENAMEL On The First Floor - OVERALL PANTS Sizes 29 waist to 44 waist. Sturdy 10 OIIJ!Ce blue denim. Sanforized shrunk full cut with graduated. dimensions for fit and comfort. T•tar'o Palnta ODd SpraJ Politi, Featur1D1 M differeD! eolon Ill plalllo ft1n1 !Jill """'~ colon of ~ SpnJ lllllmel. SIGp Ill 11M hobby ~ent 1111d aelod 'the .... lor or oolan )'011 wut. ·; BLUI LUSTRI $1.98 \ e1"' Whll8 F•ln '~ YANK MHSGradTo Give Paper. In Austria · 4.- lASTING THREAD • I'Oirl ~PET tttd UPHOLSTERY Q- Tbe cleaner dulped for pieciOUJ wan-to-wall ....: petiDJ. Euy to lile and eompletely safe to use on ;!~Jr. of eupetiDJ, Oriental~ lllii'Other fine ...... sp• ::.:. *3·39 - • •-loloWII118 HOU.SE PAINT ----~..p... $4.29 •s·" -·"-$16.tl .,.aovtJ'cAMEIA W!1hfU---to Ideo! for .u ......... pallltiDC . . wood, ....... tal. - eal- plio!! operm. :-.::. •13·99 .......... Carryllll for Comere - c.. A durable, waahable, quick-dr)'lnJ eaamel IUJt. able for lndooe and 011~ .... 1 •1·39 . • ctUirt The Unltod Stat• Stamp Colledor's · Outfit . "leffenon" United statea Stomp Albwn. f'll1br ·m... lnled, Paebp of .U dlf· fennt United Slatet allmpt. 111allllf11nl tllut. PacbJe of lltalllp ldD(11. Perforation &niO. ,..lero llllll; dete<tor. :Boot ol 1Ditruetlon1, "Row To ~eet Poltale Stamp&." $1JO $1.tJ WAGNIIl WARI MAIL BOXES Chodwlck TEUPHONE INDEX (With perpetual ealendar.) ••• made lty thelargelt. exclullve manufacturer ~.99 of Cushion foot Sox In the world I eDAVII 40 CUSHION FOOT 'WHITII · IOWLIR lOCKS, liZ II fl'! TO IJ - - - eDAVII4D CUSHION FOOT IOCU, CIIIW SiYLI, Whlto, Many IIPH 10 .. II - - - - ft.OO I •ch "T 1HE IDEAL ST.MP AllUM 59c 69c $ ! 0 =·::::ua:-.... poatep ......_ .. the Men's Short SIHve KNITIED SPORT !SHIRTS ~.00 An excellent -selecUon In 111181 1111111 (K4I8) lllldlum 138-40), large (42-44) and uJra llqe ("-48). Solld colon, wblte, lllripel, llllftlt)' palternl. All expertly tailored to fit wen. COmpletely wubable. Select yours now. ' Other Mens Cotton Knit S~ 1111~- . · Be Thriftyl •• Sav•·il[()f~Your - •\ • 0 '. • (A'R'ET WARP •·>~ ID ·111011 iU eolon _. ' =M.Pif:IIIIIDII 5 t·+ $US .. ,,. -•r•- · i Mens Short $1- Bonlon S,.... lhM.:I,tJ_, a 4.tJ . .. , · - i ' '2.95 ~' "~ .......... 11-------~~---..,..-----~ ' '' -•MorcoriiO!I tn-. Sllel 36 to 110. 3 3 --: !; •• S'J-39 ciWn atlkhed. double ALL SIZES 10 TO 13, WHITI, GUT IROWN, BLACK, NAV'I' BLUI - - Ow S2c Bluched MillliD, J'l'd wJde. . damp eloth. Reiular •.00 nlue. ' !tint heavy double ' ' . ftili!d duetlne. ._,lillll ..... ..,..J.w ... ,. .' • _. ....-.. I ";;;;:~ llEAPIQ . MUIIN Laundrr Bo1 for Mlletr and llnlerie. 100$ new cotton and plutlc. Aao aorted colon. Wipe deaa OVERALLS Gulrl!lleed .·Advwtl..r HOSIERY HA.PER BIB More t11an 50 YhJ$ of ,_,,., r. 7'~ ,......, 01 rr.. • ..,...,,. .4rM .. Ill$ . . . . . . . . ?liN> tr• ....-.......... . ~·':"' Y:.::OL::::..:;x~,v--!NO~ ;.-::-:::--:7:-~~----------------------------~--~------~~~~=-~-=~-=~~~=-:;-=~-=::::::::~~::==~----------------------- ;t.~ -----------------------.~---' •..:3::!..4_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,!POMER~ -!!!!~o:!J ' "!..:!-M!!!IDD~L~EPO~ ·~RT!_!J,~o~H::!,!!IO~--~-.....!:F~RI~oA~v!J.._!:.MA~v~2~4!...~~9~63L_ _ _ _ _ _ : ~~ PRICE FNE aam ;RUG YARN WORK CAPS by ' : Construction . Wt11ker's •· · IIAVY WASHABLE Carhartt .. w· at. 0 A ~~~.Unblead> 04 lboollnf JD11llln. *1.95 Knit proportioned to fit -e· ' I Amel'lan Horne • meeting. Attending in addltioo to those named above Happy Go Lueky 4-H Oub Goe~~ Ou Hike u Air ':, The hoste9ses served a dessert course at the close of the --- THROUGHOUT THE STORE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! :- ..-. w~ I)H In SliM Small (14-14\il), MediW!I (111-UI~). LaJose (1e.11!.t) IIlii Bma Llq. (17-17\o!l). . RecuJar .and In' l.tque c:oUm. Solid color, white, aad 11111111 pa&tai'IIIJB upt IIlii .tart cOlon. 4 r - - - VALUES IN EVERY DEPT.--.. @Ill! lllda I..U..O. ~OIId ....... 'IIIL . _ 10 to 110 - 1,. oun. 8foncL · Bluo ODd whlto plnahtei<.Sanrorlud .,... Coolq4 -'onable for ... . . . . , . - - SPORT SHI·RTS 1 MAY Ill blaet .. - · Tap . . MINI JMORT IL~IVI I \i 0 !IIJeolltoiiOwofllm.. Special Sale Price MEIGS THEATRE lloi,.orma W.ORI TIOUSERS '. LU-THER _' liLTS. MEN'S $2.95 WOVIN PATTIRN r Selected i l'arlclfta .._., hi ;..,.., . ...... ,....... 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