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Around And About M iddle port Group 1 1 of the First United build their own \L brai,k!s of books. l'f' F•fPDIE MOUDj_J,ltl'�" A typical month's selection Presbyterian Church met t,tonday 1 Mn. l1.11rold Vogelsong and wot' ld serve sl udenls on s n cral evening at the home of l(rs . readuig levels and wo uld include Peter Stac e in Middleport � for daughter Melinda of Iron ton spe n l the fo llowing at leu:t one cla85.ic, t heir regulu meeting. Th� � Mothcri Day with her mother ' II reference book. a hobby book, a " home was bea utifully deco•d Mrs. All8n Knopp, Mr . .and Mn. Raymond Sum­ , i;cience-Cict10 nnovel, a biograp hy, with A:r.alea for the aUair. men and ('hildren, Randy a nd two books on sports, self-imptoveMrs. Jame11 Harley preiided ment book, a book of poetry or mu- ov er the bu5iness meeting and Lisa of &11ve n a spent the wee k end with Mn. C. E. V an ce. 1.1c, a n adventure ?1tory, a book Mr1. Charl es Shumaker wu t h e Mrs. Milton Hood .and sister , about animals, two or three lig h t de votio nal leader for the e11e ni nlil romances, and perhaps a best se l l• Mr■. S h um a ker'• devolions wh lc h !!Ars. Gcorgiai Huff of Florida who u� l>een visiting here a nd at were basf!d on t he topic " Fa lth . er published especially by TAB. aure1 Cllff w it h t heir mother, S_p ecial n cogn1ti�n �h ould ao to Hope and Love" consisted of medi \1rs Josic Turner were in Mon­ W iild N1rholson, a Ju n ior, who h.i s tat1o n and pr ayer. � I Michigan, last Thu raday and Mr■. E. 0. Te11.•ksbary was the purcb ,ised 42 books t h i.A year. ·mtay on b usiness. program leader pro­ her reader took and a aood and W aid. an avid Mn. Janet Collopy of Cinci n­ student. thereby earned ten free gram from the study 'oook o n ; a t J spent the weekend with her ,'ii,alm!i. book d1viC1 nds t a ughtf:r, Debbie and her parents Ouring the social hour follow An o ut s ! andm g fnshman, • ,ar · Ir iind Mrs. Gene Hilbert. !enc HQrfman, bas al!o show n i n i: the meetini:: refreshment-" �1 llucle Taylor moved yesterday o f wh grea t interr st by �urchasing 2( were ■e:ved by Mrs. Stac mm South Second Ave., into t he 0 ·>s u�1sterl by Mrs. 0 H, Ste books and earning five fret ones , Mrs Sauer also h111 encouraged war! , Miss Mary and MisB Susan ,pstalrs apartment iu the Shiflet 1ousc on the corner of Mill and ! more rc ad m � hy spon50ring a Perk. �,rn th Fourth. CaIDpu.!i Buok Club. primarily for :\tr. a nd Mrs. Charil·& Rife and �cni_n rs . w h i ch ha s rc�cived e n lhus \lrs. Ada Pierce of G JUipol is 1ast1c response. This club ofren Pt•nt Monday evening with Mr. books of primary interest lo t he nd Mrs. L. D. Scott. young adult, with emph1115 is on c a­ Mrs. C. R. G\lbert returned to reers, the dassirs, a nd ot her read 1 ing of significance to t he coll egeher home in Springfield a fter bound student. A family dinner in ohservan('e s pt>11 din g th e weekend w i t h her Minnie Erlewine J ,f ,wlol hers Day was held Sunday m ol bei. ' Mn. 11 thf' home or Mrs. John .•f\�aJkY and f�mlly. �l s o vi siting wit h the 1 1 J:h"lewide family over the weeke nd forest Run. PrrsPnl wPrc Mr. end Mn. 'Ros - w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bailey �oe W i se. Middleport, Mrs. Olan : and , sons, Ric hard and Michael. Genhei1_n�r. Colu_ mbus, M_r. and The Baile )'s . a�so visited . with Mr , Mrs. W1ll111m Knight and h ve chll- a nrl Mrs. Wilham R. B ai ley. Ei� hh-e:1 .idults and 22 membe" tren, Pt. Plea sant, Mrs. Slella Miss Mary Scha af of Col umbu1 I of Cub S('OUI l'afk 246. Dens l a lld \mold and son of Stewart, Sgt, visit ed rece o tly with h er sis�r Z, enjoyed a <•OV( ' rnl dish su ppe1 fohn T. Raily, Lackland Air Foree a nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ' at the Salishun• S(· h0-0J Saturda� Base, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. John l.lJdr ner and childre n. al 6 : 30 p. m f?ollowing the sup­ Scott, Mr. and Mr■. Ru ss Watson Mrs. Leo C h ll d11 and her da ugh­ per, meeting was held which op Mrs. Bertha S1"ott and Mrs. Baily l er, Mrs, Pa u l Scott were call ecf" encd wil h prayer by lhe Rev. Fran all ,of Forest Run. lo Charleslon Th ursday beca1.1ae · m H . Glazier . foll oWed with thf' of 1 he death of ttl e former'■ bro­ i'111g Ceremony by Den One. ther, J. D. Bodki n1. Satu rd ay Mr. Owia:ht Logan, Cubmast er, pre­ and Mrs. Child s a nd Mr. and Mn. sided at !he businesa &euion and Srol t and daug hter Ca rol attend­ discussed parents beComlna: more ed I he tu ne�I. Mn. C hild■ re­ scout m i nded. 11 was bro ught o ut mained for severa l days. lhat Den 'Mothers can do only so Mr, a n d Mr1. Elmer Cantley mueh at the den meeti ng. There Is and Mrs. Lotti e Cantley of Cab­ Hev, Raymon Konkright con11 �rcat nt>ed for pa1:°en ts to en in {,"reek, W. Va., \risited Mon­ d ucted t he candl elight service to 1·ourage their childre n to do neces­ day with M rs . Josie Turner a t n\tall the new olf}cer!l for th e sary stu dy al home. Laurel Clilf. /J'he Elmer Cantle ya Awards were presente d ln cl ud­ WSCS of llcat h Methodist Church returned home in t he eveni ng b ut i n,1: Rohcilt awud to Kev in M a r­ w hen the group me! Monday eve n- Mr.�. Lottie Cant ley remained for ing ;it the ch urch in Middleport. rct. Terry Evans and Micha el Still; a longer vis it. Also vi siting wit h Offi t>ers installed were: presiS i lvH Arrow Puinl, Larry Wa l ker; Mrs Turner i1 her daug h ter Mrs. dent, ;11r�. Eu! Knight: vice prcsiHc,1r award, l�andy Sheets. One r�eorge Hull of Florida. Sun day n t•w nw m lll'r, Miko Yo ung, wa s dent. M rs. -G h.• nn La mbert; rel.'ord- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood and i ng secrali y, :drs. M. L. French: rm.'Hent. family . local, visited her mot her. lre,m1rcr, Mrs. r.. w. MrCornas; 'llw lli ' Xt meeting will be a wien­ W e e k e nd vi sitors wit h Mrs. Rrl l·i S t ry C:.:hristi;rn al ao nf "r ro,11.sl ill the Ruck Sprlngs F!lir• Sl'l're a DavtFarmer and Mr. a nd Mrs. ! i un, Mrs. ,luhn Kt!l<:hka; secretary grounds 1111 Ju ne 4 et 6 p. m, Arthur Skinner were Mr. and of Uteralure und Public11tion, Mn. Mrs. Dan Farm er and da ughters, lksl'I sunhorn Gn,GetlPrs To Secre t ary of .Spiritual L l fe, Mr■. L ynn and C inda and Kevin Bra n ­ dirnbur y of Akron and Tom Skin­ Noah ll11skins; Secretary of S tu �leet At Syr<1cu•e Park ner, studenl at OU. The Go Getter s Class under t he dent Ind Youth Work, Mrs Wa}'lne �liss S.haro � Jones. student a l s ponsorship or Eilee n Oark are Gtbhons; secrela1 y of C hildren'.s I Olno �nivers1ty spen t the week• planning to have their next m,et­ Work, Mrs. Konkright; secretary e nd with her parent s, Mr. and n, . y of Miuionu Education M lng at the Syt'1tUH Parll:, May Ll . Mrs. Eri: erao n Jones and dau11hter 1 Sharon Sue Hawley will be hoa­ Ji.tit ,Btchtle; !lecretary of su� B 11 rbara. Plit!!I, Mrs. Harry Chesher; soore teH. Joe Young Jr., and son Joe or Al the last meeting J ea nette h1 ry or Chr l stiim Activities, Mrs. f eld spent t he weekend Woods i Roush re si gned am vice preai denl Jamel Brewington, and sc · retary h ere ! with relatives , an d Mrs. or P r omoUon, Mi 11 s Frie d a Fae h nle. 11nd Linda Hubbard replaced her. Young a nd daug hter, Melan ie vt11- ' Monday cve ni na' s mcelin1: openJackie Mil ler re1ig ned u recrea­ lted In Bel pre wlth her paren t&, tion leader and An n Hubbard was ed wit h a pia no pre lud e by Mra. Mr. a nd Mrs. J. Warren and farn­ Emerson Jone s and :,trs. Ben h il• P eh•cled to fill lhe olfiee. Jeon• y. elte Rous h took Norma Roush's son, devotional leader. used the U . _M i ss Nl_ na R ussell 1pent the " ! place as secretary, Th e cl88ti held top ic, "Jes u_s, Lig ht of he World. weekend In Cleveland with M r . Mn. C h es h er, outgoing presia bake sale 11t C h ap man 's Market . and Mrs. Harry Lai ng. af,. a mea ns , of maklnil mo ney for dent, preilided over the shurt b w•Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Turner s s s ine meeting and t he Officer the State Fair. Tra i ning Day to he held in p0111• rrnd h m i l y of Norl h Robin so n 3penl Mo l hcrs Day weeke nd wit h eroy June 2 was 11nno uncct1. . t>�Sl· :'I m he t rt Mr. il ll fl Mrs. Joe Turner. Following eeting d Mr. Pr)d Mr11. Arthur Taylor course wa11 served by '.11r5. Law family of Columbus spen t the md re nce Mi lh oan, Mrs. Herman 1 ( 11 d 3 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. t a.s ls.i r do Mn. Carl lt. Mattox nd M I rLeater Taylo r an d fami ly an d Be98 Sanborn. • 1ther relatives. Member of th e Ohio Mrs. l�rma Daug hert)' returned Collector., A.&&odatlon , Inc. lo her hume Saturday mornlna: 7rom Holie r Hos pital. M r. and Mrs . Glenn Lambll:Lrt ·NIii be moving Wednesd ay alter­ From Coaat to Coaol. ·1oon from their present home on ,...,.,.., N•t'9NJ hnk a1t1t. t;o ut h 5eC-ond Avenue in to lhte Ohta•, Federat io n of Business Gran t pt operty P91MNJ, !Qhlo , 420 Mai n St. · ind Prote11ion a l Women'11 Club ' C harles Haskin■ and Tur­ wlll hold Its 40t h ann ual conven­ nl'r were in Kentucky over the tion in Daylo n, o:. May 20, 2 1 "-'eokcnd wher e they attended lhe and 2 2 at th e Biltmore Holel. 'lerby at C hureh ll l Downs. M ember s of th e Middleport BPW Mn. Cedric Cla rk and nephew Cl u b are Invited to at t end, Mic ha el Kent are I n Norfolk Va For service call the above Mrs. Alle e Leopol d of Washing, vljitlng: wit h Mn. Peter F. Klei� ton, D. C. a11lst .. n t to the Secre · number and agent will call. and flmi ly. tary of Labor , and Mies Helen ' Gra u11 of St. Petenburg, Fa .,. represent1Uvt1 from t he Nation a l Feder ation will be amo ng the c ul• ; 1t1n dltta: 1pe1k ers. Mrs. Nellie Vale, pre1iu eu t ui tht Middleport Club remi nds ·her fellow members of t he eonven: The '11 14th birthday of Kll'fln lion an d ur1e1 the m to altend . lachner was celebrated 1t her ,oqic ii) Mi dd leport wh en her mo­ her, :.th: Everett Ba chner, enter­ .allied wit h a part,y in her honor. The party wu held In the recrea­ tion room and the evenln1 w11 ;pe nt playing 1amea and dancin&. W i enera and marahm1llowa wffe roasted over t�e open firt place. · Later i n t he , evenia&, Karen'• birthday call:a and ioo cream were ,erved by Mra. • Bachner and Ka• ,·en'! au nt, Miu Mary Schaaf. Ka­ GlvH woodwork, fu rn"ltuN ren rece ived many nice 1ift1 from a 11 d t r i m a c l e a r a a t J n tier frlt1nds. 1mooth f l n i1h . M: i n i m l 1e 1 Gu e1ts incl uded.. Judy Martin, 1 11.1rtace deftctl. ,Exce ll e nt �inda Slutr, Nadl. Bradford. Ellen for m ar rt1J1taace, water Du tton, Lynn Daniela, Carolyn re1l1tance. Nichol'°n, carol Scott. suaan sta- 1 ter, Marilyn Swan, Jani� Tanne-- · hill, Judy Wlld.,.m.uth, Sandn: Oh· lin,er. Sharon Hoaeh1r1 Bt\"11)" Cundl9"' l1Di1n1 WllCOX. arid Kar­ ,en '11 coutln� Si.ev, Bach.ner, and her , .t . 1!1ter/ Ct1t1nle. - RU TLA N D Fu rni ture Rutlan d, Ohio �� !!JI ■ ■ I XT IIIOII M PAINT Mad e with s pec ial aunfait J')hrmcntl!I blc11ded with care­ full y .11eh,.c t.,d pnh 1t vehlc1e1 f o r Cliff )' a p p l icat ion and maxi mum duro.billty, J'orm1 a tough, weat h er-proof tum of colo r that Kltty1 bright ye11ni longer t.harn ordlna'7 hou11c rnint. I I 1\11 1tas.ftn'1 ,...11..1 $7.30 lhadH MANY MONTHS TO fA VI Ma,on, W. Va, BPW Members Urged To Attend State C.'l nvent ion nm ------ Karen Bochner Lfonored With Birfllday Party for tllat band· Mlbed look BUYS FOR S UM MERI Gym Sela Wllh Slldo $24.95 I BEACH BALLS SWIM POOLS OUTDOOR GRILLS Speclli ".59 CHARCOAL 5-lb. 49c 1()-lb. 89c ,•···•, . • ·"·"'•"·. • WA Ii • '-· ' t I I ' ' 5 F,or11,1�ona1e1 wm l.lveti to efeh �Ot�tr 1ttendina: the -wol'.• 'ebip c:�tv\ce Sunday momina at 4 lhe �Midd leport Cburcb of the ' Naurene. In ob■ ervance of M�era Dlf, 1 choir made up of motben -.q "Amt,lina: Grae.'' , •' • tpt<:laJ nu mber. Rev. Clyde J. 9'ttlett; paitor,1 uoed • u Ibo tople io,: moriiln1 me1111e ;•Mother•, · LOVe Oil� • Son" •• ' .. -Pjt uMsd, lla,u'I mother. i , _ ::-. '·" • (Phone vour Order Collect) , , LIJ!IN TO PIC K1!1fi · HAIDWAII IPICIALI hlle ' WMPO ........, .... ,,,.-, ...1... .. 11111, ....._ - - .... ...... °" • . I I ljla • !if ' i) ' ' ·, . I HOUSE PAINT New self properUea make · $4.t9 a gillo• '. • • �--��r .......a ......,.,.... !lifl:"PI-"• W Ih,• •••o11,1hod� 0'#4� I 111odtrn, wOl'k,tavai, •�·, _ 01-mffll 1kllnltN: � �-,IMJ oul for MlfY d�Mflf ! , . � • tOlld COPJMr co,. �' ..... h-,t rapidly, COOU fooch fattti,, Slf,w­ lt:lkeli.. ho11&twlth �W. hongl119 rlnp. ln...n..,W. coven with � · ' · On dbplo� MWI •tvi• We also carry plete line Stainless Utensils. GOLDEN ST�R I . . s no harmful Contain ids or poisons. ·. or ' Coj>i,et' Cllld C091dng reslninf e · glaze. Tfansparent, drying. Foot-aute: · traffic . . • C H A R C OA L GRILL$ 24 .;.-.,h. Motoruei- i,i>- -1 r;ke wera. Ficno�'�­ Lal'le n1bber tired �•­ Croank � pld adjuot- BC· ....... $19.9$ ,.' 14 INCH GtllLLI �t:L $9.fl Without !hood and ri;o'°rized spit. }. ' ICE CUBE TRAYS -· St.in reol,tinf alumlllle fin­ ial\. Fut fnoeze - Qnalnt releue, Make111 fu-11 med lN Protects meal.1 and other roods at freeziog tempen­ tures. II lnchtt wick, 50 fNt 1ena· 59c a roll I I, LUSTRO WARi LINOG�OSS WAX SCOOP SETS New vinyl formula. Self polishing. Will not dis­ color even the llahtesl 98c� '. ,.i, 1� QUART REYIRE WARE Gleonrillf, . to o1..., cool bol., .aneed bake.Ute bandlt1. ,lain,_ -turwith $4.99 ·r · , . ' . • t � l; ' ') ·IUTCillrffl"tE' ! ·( 1 :. • •.'o. o Ms : . : h o u ,, . brooms of_ lhe very best, 9ilall\y DI.� c O. l O r titoom • corll, • I Llahl , 'wt,IJd,t ; . -•:•� .. i '. l'jO. 22 .., -- Humphrey Is I Democrats Unruffled By Skeen Out In_Wake Of Charges Of Political Payola I ,; Crow, Crow, Porter Moving Law OHim Today Afttr S�rJ.Se wss its Mfl: . ·. . . / . es I·.e'. T. . •rms Red •provoca ll'IA • , f#t _ -�,.,- :.-i:u:::-ir:::: :=;:_te nt·."' nfera.r,,...., As Ridicul ous At·.·_ !Jr lllf!bem' q:e, J�t.Qd u ., 2 Month Illness I I I .:'!\:�� :: 1•..ro:r I did �'it ·D J>f ♦ i• uh illC Comeroy·GI-� �u s .i· y rt ' A 3 •da nee F fl AnnIIal Co Ahead Of Middleport ,ForJJCS C ·. at1on F•1gure Pomeroy In pop'ul £'f 'C1MllftlulaUid pomeroy yOUth, Juvenile Face Theft Charges pfC-Sch00 Day Is Thursday For ,' \ Mason Children unters, F h ox ty inners Announ , _ cedlnCoun _ :..i:::.:,��Show' Field Trials HeId H ere n Last eekend ,..,,.t• • , ·IN! t!!��k• Geb s., I I _. < ' '• ' "' , -------Kathy Sue Off Critical List .�r�.::: ��;•::1 ,t�·�r.:, t'L1:"· -a:· u. a. • DUrf1, &!'II, ::r�t:.:::.1:',\ °!�"�� w':: Exercises For Wahama Seniors Are Announced At ff r-• tal �U i�feJ�� f, - �::.r·'it.��:'.' virilnla, in. p a,m - r.'��::i� :i3.. in =��-::i:·":�1a:�i ( Yfi� W/•. � 'ff . .. .. �' � :�\:':':.. �t:: . .· : ::::: '. : : ;'! -�- a.cm,, Adkins, Wedge, Lead In Race For Board obs u. w. ., s:NGLE r;o!"'/ - k There will be a recount of the vote cast for the office of County Engineer probably beginning next Monday morning, Mrs. Dorothy Johnston , clerk of th� Board of ElecUono, said · today. d ate,, Mr. Hartin1er and Stapley Mn. Johnston said lhat J. E. D. J. Blaiewicz, the ir attorney,, Mn. H artina:er, Incu mben t engineer, Johl'laton and Deputy Clerk Albert had med for a recount late yester, Gloeckner, and two clerks lo tally day in all of M:eip Co unty 's 43 t.he vote. precincts. Mo nd ay afternoon Floyd n wd also rumored in Po·rneroJ ,.,­ Cummins, LetaH., a candidate for ,.. today that I representative from � Controversy stirred up by gubernatorial candidate Oral Central Committeeman on lhe Re­ the Secretary of State'• oUice will 1 SkeE:n over whet.her or not candidate W. W. Barron had ofpublican ticket in Letart precinct, be aaked to be present 1t tbe re• ,; , :, UP . ICHA TON, Yr v,. him money to quit the race had Httle effect on Demofered had Ued for a recoµnt or t he com­ ' �. count as a n observer. ID the prlSen. John F. �ennedy boped today cratic voters in West Virginia Tuesday. mittee man vote in that precin ct. mary, Mr. Bla:r..ewlct led Mr 1H1r- i- ·�t11 to p�l•Y a b1J win In the West The recou nt will probably belli n li n g er by a ma r1in of nine vot With better than !Kl per cent of . es. Vir11 n ia primary Into the Demo- t he votet acc:ounled for early w ed- had reet>1ved t he endorsement of at 9 a. m. next Monday, Mrs. "Mr. Hartinger dep01ited $430 cr■tlc nominat ion for pres,dent. Johnston 11id. The belart commit­ w i th th e clerk wi th hi& recount ap­ neaday momin B, Ba rron , who re• Gov. C ecil U nderwood of Weat Vir• In t he wake or hit 1ma1htn1 80- sid es in Elki ns, had taken a com- gi nia. teem an vote will be cou nte d tint plic•tlon. lnc umbent Je nn i ngs Randolp h l.o-40 per cent win over Sen . Hu· (ortable lead and was assured ol with the engineer recount follow­ s unopposed on t he Demoer1tic wa y l heavi H. i y e Humphr . � her\ lng. No one made &n)' e1Un\ate of victory Skeen mea ntime, ran a , P,ote■tant West V,lr1in1.1, tht 42- poor third be hino Ba rron a nd Hu- slate in hi5 bid for another term the tini.e.. tha t will be required to u u. S. Senator. Cecil Underwood l d MuNchuaetU _ 1enat.or lett smith of Beckley. cou,,t the 6,130 Reg.ubllcaa votes view of Pomeroy's levee that gro wing numbe� of pleasure craft skipJ>0:9 trdin Jf!�-o a 0 is � e h t h d ■ ave victory n. o tr c · ele -� Harold Neel y seemed to be the was like Nise unopposed 0 the Recast at the May S Prli'nary 1& ca�; ..c can't use. It is the object of a current drive bf rnterasted. dally and see area rl-state t the•, an cket. i t public st. n bandwagon I major boo Mra. Johnston tmPtia sized tha l win n e r in the governor' • race on promised to sun. puOcn e before, in l re�•ir. Ke n Hechl er of Hununa:ton , into raise funds for cl•�-ns w.M: r- The Porn eroy Chamber of Commerce t».. a �•tho- the Republican ticket . He dereated c -:the recount will not be pu blic. On­ . for t be the project . Monday night. other organiza lions will h•�e Qleh: chance to help too. ·· be contender for the pre11deocy Chapma n Rivercomb former un it- cum bent con ereum.an ly pendna pr,_oent w�� be the . lour D istrict, h iona) Fourt Congr on nt e w eu won ill West Vir1inla and ed StateR Sen, tor. N�ly. IHt week el ection board nlemben, E. E . Foll­ ., � �, Wall sucrea;sful in t he De�ocntic Al ut B DOl)l(.natlon. the to apture .roil and Robert Clark, Republicans, race ror th at pooldon . On the lieSm ith '• .... only • bairllne i and Emmet t Will and Nonn1n Th• law office of Crow, Crow publican ticket, Cly de Pi mon of .,...., tory, an d in the ieneral el e ction ,, c • •, � Klpe&, D emocrat,, the two riandl- • P.orter will mov, about JUDe H r· a Reto l e o .. �t:���ll� :oUl�=:: eo unty · !ct�� t:'�::Wb:T/:� =�; . • . · . Democrau was the fact that Joe While the reJillo111 luue may \iOO eo . . ol and Socond St,., F. B urdette of Pl. Ple.atanl, incwn, � · ·· be railed n e xt faU if Ken n edy is form erly occuled by tu Modern · ben t Secretary of State , had ap. lhe Upi� Stat.es ot 11•-�-� nominated, it w.. eonaidefed prac· W,ASHIN GTON (UPI) _ President Eisenhower toda)'" t"ef', pr Marl J pa rtntly won the opportunity to ovocation" in concert wJt}I' 'l'w'-· tica lly dead Ill far u the preae nt ridic:•.1lous Soviet charges of "provocative" espionWorkmen u nder thl! direction _ n for t h r. office a gain in Novemey, P11klatan and Norway. � ru dkins and Paul D. A G. Robert nom ina_ b emoentic d he t r Fo e ttl a uild. � c,tare�ce Heaton 1r1 ' now b by the t.Jnited States. He'll hf: op po&ed by Carl Weiber. e wer both asant, the e Pl Pt. Wedgt!, of lion is eoncerned-"burled In When reporten cal.led � - itten• m� partitions. There iwll,1 bCI two · ,lie said U.S. intelligence efforts such as the recently dOWll· . former SU.le fire manhal. mer e n rae e rtisa h a t lead y in d non•p e i nn Ke ng t e W or u i Vlf&i,nia" EioP.ll�er soil private offk-es, • reee�llon room n lO lbe r e m arks, ed NEELY WINS 2 plane in Russfa were distasteful but vitally necessary, Uo for e lection to t he Maso n Boa rd or put it. and a lJw library room. immedi ately broug ht up - ule _ ttH W. Va. UPI, CHARLESTON, measures. se n dele· prednct1 41 of 2 h wit ation c u Ed aecond e th for & in los 2 HumphreY, , for- Mn, Funeral servlces The l ate Judge Fred crow es · f the on victed Ru 1 n tQ>Y in COlll• favored Chappublic upset first Neely his in Harold conference, 1 today. news 1 m. at . a bulated a t crowded & two a n tOld i He nnedy e K to � e tim t h slraia U l • • -c hil .a iwho . aae 62, mm, a H B. M artha" th law o lce in t blilhed qolth • country, Coi. RudO1Pb 1,am,. • ' · o · g · l the Republi• n I Revercomb I man · ns c;1erk. o county e ll h a t st to t Aceording an enn larger . ticb Abel who wu '5enJ�' 10 man race-and by n.r ml 4nIIht II.II upgtalr• rooma a\ Coutt and Sec- menI o· n the U .S . spy P I� ne ep_1sode, th a he l P . died just 1 1..., m Tuud ay race atorial gube an for in mm i Pr Republican e h c t in s n Vt'i,co n n i tban -� , rgi a m f !IOD i ar . to June m Russla nl11bt 1t the Meigs Ge neral Hoa-- ond st,., 1 8 yean 110 when the to the summit m eellng m Paris and then Uvlor ._ ye s n ri . Demucrat W1 ll1 . a tc hed himself from th e presi- Mason County Sheriff, Clyde M c- a nd will face ser . pital art r a two month illnefl&. rooms were vacated following and Utat the plane incident has not changed the basic charac- tle., in t he U �ited S�tu . · �· Point Pleasa nt, wH Ba rro n in t he November e l� .. . derillal aweepatall:e1. He conceded Dermitt, will -be held S�turciay at 2 'P· m. tlie death of Judge Albert Miller, ter· of ·East-West difficulties. · , · th� h said r e ow Eisen , the p lane of hotoyraph� R1Jss1an h 832 vote■ to 685 for tion. wit lea g n i d id when nla m l b r e aft p long Utltd n O t neral -Coat1 from the. Bli'.'l'.lmgs Fu who h ad practi ced law i n the Choosini hls wOrd s with ex- den�1s w ere n ot pictures of tl>,e ltat-es �nd her _Allles were �o . �Gov. Cecil U nd&rwood w as u nmounti ng return■ sho wed t hat Drew Hatfield, Gal li polis Ferry Home wllh buri al ln Middleport location prior to hi ■ death . treine .cart, t he President laid ed m anythmg prp v�ti�, .� -,g opposed in the GOP primary for raft. s. . Pt. J a m Ple e s 60 C. 531 Ell i a, for clear a a hol d ing Ke n n e dy, waa I lllll Cemetery, �------S .c thel't wete discrepanc A!s' In the U Du lo . thev- on ,.. � cent lead. he party's nomination to oppose t he n ews conterence , El• IJ?Oki n& only t g of d 441 for Ea rl Henry an nt a _rUl of widft' e th • Kn. Hamm WH R ut1iari story about the plane sen bower also a Fu rthe rJDOr'I, • � -� u. s. Sen. Jen oiop Randolph, a blmseJf, �Ma so n . COftll'ltvt,._ KMMdy BAND � PLAY the )ale Clarence Hamm who wu bro\lght down May 1 more thlln to toug h remarks(kkeu� r�y, the R uss 1ana . !m ow Ulil wnphrey a Con,regatlonalist in :Moscow this Other stan din gs at th e 22 pre• Democrat, in Nov ember. The Waham1 H lgb �ehool B and l l ,JOO ilfiil ild H .iro.ned several y e'1 B 110 Ill ln e R uula . m Neely'• victory over Rever' C ,�e1't has P.t!,en invited . to pl��•t the La• It.la nv1l for " 1 1i.g'. einct level were i:verett Sayre , Pt. _:,,; their e�gH of - pr,yoeaU0!1 .SO,iet F9rei�. Mbl!l: one thlbJ tho Pttsidtnt It':��& A;pple Grove in I tuhin ulo l d a o c · ii forMr u. &. &n,t• �b. BunleUe. , to 100 1, unt .. .cu Gu e: eu u . � _ P , ,i' e h · , n victory." .:�. . ce� d. l l�,t tPr��jto, �� . l oua " t' �l fv" Util.(- the ,d. • at- the 1overnment �- ,IJir kin sta,e- :t!01p ltal "upii 1,,e Welt ft9.m ufor Jon t to 955, nomlna Le8n, lllfPriaed d a May lo Q, d on reference Sun �ld Yious o h, wlU whlch b flther; U,.e �te � Wi� (JUl}y) 1 ll.efiean u-;� Pirm: �vill''iliot a� se11aOr; 1,181 for Clifford Carder. GOP circles . He bad never before . th artern.oon augatina: prallab a ehure vav-e Ult durln• : · 15, \bl, p ell'ly. , . blitlecl flJ Michael, do'wn from a high aHifude as a uld bu n 1 J' l 1a�:.::: :: v1,1 Premier Nikita . ; w':: : .:.: r! : B1:�· � h : ::� d in n , � ::: � �t .::�1 ::.8h!:e�e�ent� h · house of delegates, and in the ly-k nowD in state c ircle& and a statement : _6be was a member of the Epls• 11ee the hospital in operation. The Prellde�t also said that Morrison, long-time candidate. A. F. , court e rae county writn bee bas t ha t all e t i 1p e "D ,I," ��l Church. -----------� ----Barron 5wept to victory by . easant, led all c.a ndidates for Pl pt_ after , e r e h eople he t about ten p i• WI son, Survivors include a i more than the COmbined polling 93 803 h t i w 4 vot one e to pot s s th e e h t of r corne concert traveling to ev!ry lam M. Hamm, Pomeroy; a "11Jter Pomeroy High School will present its glee clubs the other two candidates. of lotal a fo M s e 380 for Ferrell Robert no r ad h j u yo , me t nd I mg a t i:! Mn. Mae Cottlngha.p;i, Mlddlepor:t Friday night, May 13 with curtain time set ror 8 p.m . , .Mrs. s ate for B_ 270 Wal b, e Stanle y dou bt . that you .would . ca1t _ your . Rothg and two grandcbildrt!n Amie 1nii , Nolan Swackharner director announced today. of _ tbti IIISU_es die and 87 for �apoleon Sl urgeo� vot e �n t he ba■II Julia Hamm. • N m ber& will he give n by the · Onlr seant figures '!"ere , availRev. Howard Ruppelt will offl• · •·M y Heart Is Like a Sin&in& and not on lll'IY relitaoUI preJu·_ the girl s' g lee club mlx!i chorus abl e m the Democratic primary. . dlcee. engirl,� he , y " T desco, e Bird, t b ' clate, a d a girls e nsemble, witb Jen"West Virgi nia baa toni&h,t gi,¥- Char les A. Roberts with 962 Middleport apparently for' th e first Ume in hlstory , forged ni:i Friends will bf1 recelved at the �·fer LohRe, Myrna M aag a nd semble. rery me a major boost toward t he votes tra iled GriU Durbin :wi th en d prelimina to Edwar by according Megoune", n "Etude funeral home -�ny time. ahead of Pom'eroy in populatio Li��� Crow 0�� ��mi;,;�lat�!�� nomination for • Se hu tl by Jennifer Lo hlle, piano. Democratic nomi nation for presi- 1 31 4: i n the sults of the 1960 Census released today by A. E. Harmony. v� s pre5 a . 88 · co u nty sh eriff. 'Ther e w ere no t." den Broad Hl&hway", "Upon The .u, · Ct SUpervi'sor • d•·tn _ lo ln a wtll hav e an i nc1 d,e,ntal so ________ ••i. l, availa ble 1·0 ot her p,rtl ,1 "' com p ared to 19�- All oth1960 eole cr ,", nn "Mltl'ia y; h t a Mccon , At the aame Melp Coun ty as a e re lost. gI ee . ,cl ub n umber Fore-.er and I t he De mocratic primary. folk So ng; "The Crimson Rose" Graduation e:a:ercisea at Wa, population un ii, continued to loae Day · Ortic i als expttted a ll precincts T he wer e : y s. u or c mtx b Cl • b th · ed h e 1 aroun d in the put decade, o Y . a.e, hlm a High School hiv e been an• � Olhe r n umbers are, mis� eh or1 960 1 950 ,.,, to be in and tabulaled bY . T wp. Charles eea In the Rain", 'Tr n o u nced by Principal C lyde R. " Ac:cordi na: to lhe preliminary Olive , by e u c er M Be st h s T u •·Let tvf!n in g. . . - . . . . . . . . . . 1400 Jfl7 Wakefield Cadman, and "Spirit Foley wit h Ba«abureale services report, which Ml)' he chana:ed for n t h "It's Gra rn ; Nig a s d Wllli11 691 101 ,. ca m pbell-Tlpto n, by the r_10,w,er.•.. sched uled for Sun day, )by 1�. 80 892 In, amalll de,ta �I wiUl �.ompleti�n ers . Hamm erste in; Rog ina " Sln& 7 d s m ble · eurdle1 and Commencement 0 the i n1 NUDdup now 1ll 842 "It Migh t Aa We l l Be Spring", gir Scl plo . . . . . . . . , , 827 Sew Cushion■", SootYe Can "O u hed uled for TU.elday, lh7 11. sc pop · dleport b11 a Mid ro1rels. e rst in. rs e Rog Hamme p 90 "'ol 6 Columb,:a . , . . -ooI b uses . Blds for fl ve new ·-• tish Lullaby; "Moon Marketing ", Rev. Jack W elch, paator of St. ..... l1tlon of S,S77 compared to POJne. G 1 l a gle 111 ' club " I n Th . e,. De( Powell-Weav-,r; "Tblne Vo10961 ::V alem • • • • • • • • • • • . , 'Wert o pened Monday �igh� at • S Alone ·.•, epor u :Mtddl h Pa u l's Lutheran Churc h in New t 1 s a,302: In -800, roy' g t P u u rc p e �•san . t Grov es 11 � 1 1 b RuUand . . . . . ' . . . ' 1367 1599 meetinll of the Maaon Cou n ty Wll S,446, PoMeroy- 3,lffl6. Vic tor Herbert by lbe girls' glee nl� ��t-::r:::� y::...:.t �� ' Haven, will deliver th e 1ennon Salllbury , , . , . . . • '. 2304 24ot Board , of Edu cation In Point clu b. rged cha S u nday evening. io State Patrol Oh e th Ten yean ,ao tbe c<1unty bad re8 ideot HOpeful Cbeatfr . . . . . . , , , . . 14<m 1284 l ,Pl11unt. "To S prlng" Greig by Myrna with- car theft. The two bad atolen Spea kers for t he Comm ence• n totaling 28,221, a d• io p pulat • u Sutton · · · · · · · · · · 1329 1406 OSDI B da, w ere \tabulated 11 • they u ae Maag, piano. f ment ex ercises on Tuellday will Summit Parkertburg, O Reeu lts ar · April 19, l n c · · a a in t he pill 10 yel?I of • � 1626 · anon • • • • - • • . . ,w� opened by .Paul Powel), 11Final mixed chorus numbera v1 • the patrO1 .II.id · l lliO peraons 115 the lNO ceDIUI Leb ID_d Li ttle Kathy Sue White n ow be Suunnc Wolpert, clua vale-­ WASHINGTON UPI - Rc publi• a re "O My Lawd, What Shall · 1 W. Letart , . . . . . , , , , . . 1028 1082 · t to the For••1 R siatint au perinten dent. They -WIii ' un ' I 0I .,.,, .,...,., tot ught b d a a e h 1 ta � n s nda a good chance o( winning dictorian and Wilmarine Clark. ca 1e nalors 1aid today Pres id ent Do?" Noble Cain ; "Slee , J ro --- � �udied bJ- the Board . II.Id a -Baby ii p ltrlpped y e lh re e wh area -;;"�, •· vi l l•ltl count e Lak �: the Y1 her two mill lo n to one ba.tUe for class salutatorlan. INITIATED IN HONORARY I Eiaenhower still was "qu ite hope- S leep ", Waring Arr. , " A Rockin ' de&l,on on purcliaaint tbe bu1ea Mias Wolpert, the dlu&)lter of and other acceuoriea. Ur e s the peat.eat of utland ,bowed R . , Ille, a call to the Cblldren '1 Hosdaughter of ful and optlmillt ic" a bo ut possible Carol Esslngton , �µ 11,� m·�'nl, __..... ., "· 1111 m ade at the ne= ,, 1 aon an d ..8oon . All N. 1a ht . Arr., w·i Mr. and Mn. Phil ip Wo lpert of uveni le w11 releated from ecade, up fl The d ■t j e :n th r I p n oo n tod a y d lac l osed. A i ta 1 t t co er e nce nf in t e h s u mm · i Mr. and· Mr1. A. V. Euln1ton, progress 1. ·"bmiUI•· """von <Om�•l __ u . ... ... a W1 11-Be•Done" Arr., Clar... ja ll by the M.ei,..• Count. •J Juvenile nurse at the h0& it.al said that her New Haven, is I member of the _.a . ,_ o from SM to 8$1. 8,racue . -111.9 p m1o despite& the u. S, IPY p1ane 1noibeen initiat� has , Racine, 11e b .._... 11.,. -.1 -"l _,_"' •m .,.,..ent -.,_ ..,um• t n5 •• __ National Honor Society, tbe Tbet• later action. TM youth ourt h for w 7 to C , 113 ?OO from u 68 p , d ition i• •·fair" and tha t the "11 con nt e in . U d Ohlo lta, e D D. da s, J. Lamb ty otor Alpha M · Coun , PIQ" lf11on lea 11 18 K n ight, c Vin en t fr m • "' re sed had been final ly removed from the pi ans, t he school band, the Glee The i r re marks were made flftet )4'.om'e Company, Baker Equ ip- Racine WH down H o U8 to venlt1 treshman 1cholaiUc honClub •n d lhe Journalism Club. bon d by Judge John on th Bacon crttic•I list.. . sh 11n • orary. Ai; arade average of 3.:1 1 l he Prealdcnt had breakta■t at the II J ment Comp1JlY', R. F. Sleiner 4:t"r e U nlted She is editor of Tbe Wabam1n, a ra nce 1n ppe bil for , eill Co t' town lp1, OI K J'l old month , dauahSu athy e Company, Pom,roy . F.quipment or -t,etter 11 required. She ii · In · Wh lte · Ho use with 17 GOP aena! t he Waham a High School year Northern t, r C<Ju Dl11trict St.ateR ter of Mr. and Mra. Davi d White tors. C.pany Ind tbtt ,Obip V•lley ,' only Che at.er ab.OWi a pin in Univenlty Col leae, boo anrl atten ded Glrh State aa a r, Vlr&in F k W eSL ltrict of Di ia bet: hu . n on the criti ca l li1t at. the r1Qged (l'Ol)'l :.,______________:.=.�;::.::_:_-,:.::.__-'--' -'--'::::-'-�"::--- -��--::----• COmptJ\J.· Bldl moot, for violation of the Dyer h d ed a j un ior, last year. She 'flrtlcipat• h 1 1n p •• •1• - 1 •• u b . o ed in Know Your State Govern• um d wa, In the o .:::: ,: l ul,:: �':. k', ,�o , bo 1:' ,,.�; �� :� �-:-� 1 , w • vvv tiple skull fractures auffered in a ment Day a nd received the DAB b-,. · rican History Award I.lat year Paby e d ma were at, e arr The fa ll . The hospital bill for the ch ild Am e Beala:natlona of three teachers · received t he DAR Citiiensblp She n d e b rti a 0 h p w o I w if. �-� : � u��· t�� •Ma��� o( � �alli.:,1: � ;:; Aw ard th is yea r. Miss Clark, the daughter of l:O(f�arlle cm:r, prin• Poat. M charges. · •n4 Nina Keener.. l and Mrs. Alfred C4irk of Mr. The -Meig11 Co11nty Foxhunten W. Va.; Pea.Jlnk1, GU'y Wolfe, Ra- C. , Chancey; Dixie, Jake Gau ; :�:�j , :rd be r n a'?,: /lHOCia tlon held lta Sprln( aench cine; Noodles, Jock Whllt.ker, Pt. Tr,xle , Jake Gaul. Letart, Route 1, it I inember of ll a ol l i f e hen �0.:.\:' ;• �=� ,;:', lhe ',�� po�;r; !or be f. wm �ci 11 eott'1v�:thw�',("� Group (,i Chartered ■ a 6 P . Show and Fi eld Trial May 8 ind '1 Pleasant. "Kat h y Sue Fund" ha■ now grown the National Honor -Soc!iety, the boys anll. g i rl& who :will be attend•C, montfl u,......0 y; e Win• bolft' , the f.alr at the pt. Pleaq nt Chanc y J. Susan. Hobby Cl ub and tJu!J · pen Pal Lu Taft e rializ Le&iOrt Memo ine c Ra To A e th In All 1how e th Children h it w year, 045 07 · h il b Sch I J 1Y 28 29 ing achoo! aeal Y be Sen.I • esoipe, Ware Wolf .LGn ; ton, Gary ub. Cl .a An org a n i ; COLUMBUS UPI t� g•�i'.irn�d i:� a il��e �:,�: how: Vlr1in ia, Warden O un Sunday Who are t o begin achool in the Hall, l'rldQ eveni111, Ma:, 8. John hlbitl � � diipl�)'ed aidnd ':,_ t� -S ue , T e r t C o Tuesda y nig ht, several awardJ _ u te Yazoo den lb achoo Robert Gordon; �utley . of A.then1 wa1 show Judie, Yazoo, o urs ; ry first grade at ·Maaon and wbo will zati on w11 chartered t oday as a ev er, that more mo ne y is needed with anil the hl Coas�ie . Joe , 'Marsh•}1 Roush ; romote L hc bel ief& 18 )ong as hospitaUzat io in ror the will be presented by aevera l indi• p to l a memori or to leek, Racine, waa 1l1J1C• Queen, Estel Mi nk, Galllpol iR ; Bet• NovCo C tt ri 1ge ars of s e y ·be ix p rbe malt beinl eihtblted outdoors ush , Ra�inc , Flip, Tom Man ue vidu als an d gro ups to deserving or t he l ate Sen. Robert A. Taft chil<l is necessa ry. m111ler 111nd Pete Shield• of Letart tY, U. H. Humphrey; Hogan, llo- R� • ember 1 1960 may attend. Rowe, Raymo near the l)'m. Th e board ruled n c n ; , a N el i R_ membe rs of lhis year'a padu1liDC : p io. h . � O -Ob i o son, il i . . i mon of e Add C r , e st er a spe k M a B a bert • iet w through - (R Child n w l go Falla, R ) that no animal• wlll be permitted c i n e; B e st P u p in S ow, P a l.rte � class. usky, and S of Charl es J. Stark inc the ,how. a film on FlREMEN TO MEET ci a l schedu le t hrou&hou t the day DerW Malo Su 1�e football rteld. Such •ctlon wilPreced . ,Cll:\, News• ky u nd Sa o cretary he t n ee t r ae d lUe Wal show�, by Do The Mei gs Co unty Vol unt r ri.�e:r:il;:�� W�• which will be&ln It 8 ,. tn, and -.,,11:Jd\ be In viol1tion of the rule, Huckleberry , Dorothy . Cooper, was held at Ba ld i n V\rleer. those papen Inc ., p ubllshers rf the San, Fire me n 's Association w l ll meet ton for atlo c I• ten John ll end at 1 p, m. PU:ot, wi o e Jak � tb; u Portl!Lmo t .Aaioc a76 dop cast. · of ,tb e ...W. 1y11 Athletic ,Mr hleld1 children whole parent,' c�, pick d_usky R_e1ister, said it was the n iih t at t he Racine Ftre House al ROTC May Beeou1e recoanl�, · in •b- Schlemmer, Harrison, Ohio; �tom. $ 'tl��i which .prohibl� pmea beinl� t 5 an , e , veter I aentia� Mr. Arthur Bee.. t hem up at t ha t t ime. Children first society formed by any county 3 p . m . • il is a n nou nced , Addison ; Fre nc h , ic, Vernon Oplional At OSU JI.ii ..... -pl�fd on fkildl where �ed parti pan ln l al, • te an group in Oh io to commemorate ��� smoll:e, Keater Jones, Fairview, W. � t& oc cl COLUMBUS UPI-Obio State & ci ne · who muat ride the ' bu s will Be eile R r artim ila f tiaftl been permitted to tional ra Co Arthu l a te he of belief& a n d wo r k \ lhe ' • . GOES TO SURGE.RY fo:a:uvund 1bowl IDd t n�ia, Ya. J .• _ •. dismlaaed at 8:30 p. m. "'1e OI' toa:m . s Resenc Officer University" I Pea Jmks, e Mo itll Wolfe: ry a G L Boys a nd e:lrl1 attendlnl the Kepu bli �an sena te leader. The Mr. Hobsrt Br)'son is i n St. Jo- Trai nini;: Corps ROTC prGgram. "1Jho wu in Meip General HOQlt1l femai. Dfflto( . p ey H The boerd decided to go ahead tbat Hee ft Me. A. over lhe t.a f· U: hr evening, and died seph Hospital, Parkersb urg, and will be put o n an optional bui1 eve nt may eat It t he school c,afe- n•m� 11 th e Robert Beulah, Warden Ouni Harp, U . W��e.TJ n urs; ogin, Ro r ,1:\h. the buildinJ of the Wahallla n . o( Eric County. nal Ass mo · In finl ra'' C won nts i d e n eek of to undergo surgery Thursday next fall. i( Ute move iii approved the prioo l waa o . for '' terl1 · K 21 oe , . H. Hu mphrey; Roberta, Warden er, Peggy Lee, Frank Cornell, ciJ'etet ll tnd I report w11 a:lven w --- · --""5. by the Board or Tr uateea. it e tr11lt. --c•'···" tbe all•• rn,·ng. Hi11 room nu mber is UJ o m ., , · F � --y ec k r J 11 a> h , couq,..- i �.,, hwalden, nvUS 0un; ...,.)', - • ...."""' ; · P�rtland ; Lee Humphr ey, U, JI. � ftellllll or the abow: Extension y; FlY, Eitel Humphrtf; .sow, Fr•nk P_lckena, By a un ani mous vote, the u11l­ Warren tntelldeht, on the ecllool • for reBelt hou nd In M:ei,:a County : lea, U. ff, Humphre GRACIOUS WE LCOME versi ty's Fac ulty Council Tuesday COLUMBUS UPI - Thf! , Oh io tardtd ehUdren wblch bcil&IJ, , at Beulah, Warden Oun, Lon Bol- Mint; W'hll e Stride, John Schlem-- Parkersburg; S hy, Frank Pickens; McArtJ1ur Briek PlBllt BERLIN UPI - M arl ene Die­ eleclc d lo end , the compu. laory i W ater Pollution �ontro1 · Board mer; Sall , J. C . Chancey; Fleeti U . and R4lnger, Charle■ Cornell, Ra- Worker Killed Today H, ■cfenon Sch01>l May I and WUI 'tom, ch, fearful or her- rece pt ion on program an d turned tbe i.aalle i tr said tod.ay It has 1iven the clty clne. c�.1 ,:?. �'r!..·_Lll,rn_. Do�1 . Sln- ·' Belt , hound in ,how: Be ulah, H. Hu mphrey. returning to her homeland, ha d 15 over to the" trustee■• n i s y ay d e 30 r •noth l e , e r Natural Carriale. $)!)lo Princ Otrb CREOLA. o. \Jtlt - Earnest ·of War l l...,, ia -, wol:.11 ' en ours. ,..,.. "' · he curt.in cal ls a f�er h er sllge per­ t w r o r a ac t r t con rd awa lo w c h hi re ut Rob·Gordo•. p ty, n , Cou n Sto n V to · • c I I C r e n oa White Str ide, Joh Schlemm ; Boyer, 45, I ...re �- · m� - t opposite aex : Ohio Prince, main sewer lines formance Th ursday nig ht. Jone·' 1, • . � ' c•ha,lu • 8Nt '•Ir ,..,.... .., ~ u•in• ig Tim, Corbett Cleek; Klon dike was k illed toclay w�en _ the bucket construction of B B . Gordon · Robe Cheabi MEIGS GlNEkAL tlOlf'STAL rt i the city's parll)' w h t d e n n · co to . L. of II pow er shovel oaugh,i him beKtlih Arnold Earl Keefer i1nil Robert Gordon, \Vanien ours, Srnok e, Ke ster Jon es; Dusty, h°I r_e 'e Admitted: Pearl Brlcklea, Al­ ag VISITORS HAVE uah Powell_Olld R aaclM, Vernon Perdew, Marie ttll; Sue', Norman tween tbe a bovel and " the cl&J built aewage treatment plant. J1tt1 Gt.ul, �. � •�:do�k �:. ,,_""C" . _ �_ _ bany; Paul McEl roy, Po�ero)'. and Mr. of visitor■ nd e W�k _ __ �neb; 8e1t �Ir. Vemoa French. Fisher ; Fly, Estel Mink; Fleet, bank, i:t the McArthur Brick Co. � , Hmcbel R.o\lab, Racine ; Ad Jli Dismiued : Mra. Leiter WIie Ebenezer · arl e1 Warner, Ch rs. M 5 1 MAY TlllALI FIILO dulhed a of ' ied •Boyer, who d U. H. Humphrt!y; Atomic,, Vernon , PalN, - · 'IJ12•� Mliftthll J. C. CbanceJ, Racine; ,Uttle Vo ; -' MASOM CJ,.INIC � Metp.· -COµn\, Coonbunten will st., w ere John W. Sewell, Mr. an d and dau,hter, Mid dleport; Mrs. o.; ·cht!t. · wp- �lng on � l)to1'll. l.llwriU, Lee, rench; Bo� Kitt!, F RIJtlotish, P Teth • Sut� la 1trl c , Galllpolle; . Humpbrey w�m .Jobner. Heel, •Admluiotia. hold a field trial Sunday, May 15, Mn. Bradley Schiller, Lucille Cl ift Pa ul Simon, Pomeroy; 11.n. Di&no­ -Ne.�' Haven, � J; .Orville JI(-- =is.Norman Pllber, Senecaville; clnej Thun� · 1 � �ch• R��� �t" !'° ne Kull, Pomerw, al Ea&I• Ridff •Wllni at 12 noon. all of Maietta. ee Mo H l, U. o , b · Bottl""; Bacio, Ho-, 1. e'vlllo, Lonl ton Cottq Clin , . '. . . & l(ay M� . Hamm. Dies '! ' j�1 Kennedy 's Hopes Given Boost, ln Smashin g Win c , Ohl9: CIMY" .... ch,ltly, ecce■ 1lonel 11th+ rel" .,. tirade .....,, tonlthf arwl Thu,..,, Hi9h ... d•'f' U-50. ._.. Mtl,t,t JI.Cl. jI ------ -----------------------------------------"'!Ill"� -�--------------------------------------::-:�:'.::-:":""".:::::��--· I II . - � } . <' I ' .\ • t, .i '! , fi'}J"fllt]:1tV1n· l' ''s:' � :l· �/ '-''""lt� ent1ne WEATHER Deeotetl '.l'o rhe l•t�ra.lf t,O, TIie Jleltf..Mu.. Al'ftl· -- I I J S I( ' PAN S .. at € I Bids For Five School B�s Ope - · ned By Board_ SAG . PANS G l lt ¥'A T O� ·fJi ops ., I Reg• • 29c .. ' Tht a.,11uc ef Ghana Ir. 14',ICII 1, alliout twice tM •Im ef MIN1Nil'IJli 1M hN ' e ,-,,vi• tlon of S mlllloll. =· W4Lh a P1¥tic, QUfer cc,ver. cleh wi!W. • dam,, cloth. � olrollll". Will not rust, Tiet i918HJ. l; , IO PIIT Loiil,G w;,,e. spooq. $1 .19 a quart ' S T E Ef CLOH�E Handy plasUc scoop,, A size tor �ver, uae. One cup, third �up, , table, $ hi a packqe. patterns. w,� reaillant. ' •l KORDITE $1.99 AJIMSTRONG T R. Q U S E I C R E A S E lS I MIRRO FREEZER PAPER ' . .. I raat .. BRITE ' \Dll:AL I noor . $2.00 a q�llrt 7 oz. - 79c 1 S oz. - $1.39 llf.TTY I u,e com­ weublj, PENNY BRITE COPPER CLEANER I .' , .. A long . mop • C' proof, w.aler o,pellent, OleaM, polishes, pro1.ect.s Furniiture, pianos, �·e,atJher uphols t�ry, linoleian, and po­ lk:Jhed floors. 59c I HAR"QfE FLOOR � POLISH and CLEANER 12 OZ. SIZE I ,Iii�-- .-• s�r 8't UnltNI ,,...., l"torMtklnal • J. E� D. Hartinger Asks New Tally 0£ All 43 Precincts white. �II. °"!',! j!:' Its brlpl/lHa 1a1, • new de,lgn new conalrucllon new ease of cltanlng '. • Recount Certain CRAFTSMAN cle j Now You Know VOL XII GLIDeBN Now • • • •�.. � lla11tlfllll Eao■e■IOIII Open 7 A,M, To 5 :30 P.M. - So urdays 'TII 8 p:M. · ·."/ I" Cov•red Sli:Ul•t S9.tl 10" co...l'fl aitt.t 1:us l',f��.��1,Cet Cor•o1u· B D�IW!b·G� .� ,,,..o, �. . WSCS Officers I nstal led Monday At Heath Church I I R E V E R E WA ,t E I Phones WY-2-5 1 29 ancl WY-2-6867 Furn iture The clea n new took In Cookware ii Bonded Collections MASON ." I I ,I - ( Family Dinner Held Sunday · At Bnilev H.'>me Sccut Dinner Held Saturday At Salisbury I Visit The Ho:usewares Departftllnt 0. Th, Mclin Floor I MERCHANTS COLLECTluN AGENCY , - ..--• · er e 1 c1ns. [ .,.sily C'°nverlll:tl 1nlo l w 1 11 lh,cb • J "' I I ---------- o., May 10, 1960 Church Group utI on d Teen-Age 8,00k Club Purchases Holds Regular ---S4 Q B k O unng I , Present School Year Meeting Monday A dde,J A t l',lor11 ing Star Thre, we,e "'""' lnl o mem- R bfrsb1p at t he Si.nd,y morning 1 wocship , '"" " ,1 !he >torning 00 S . 5t8r EL;B Churc.h. The Engli�h cla�se� ol Rutland The Hf1 . f'ran( 15 H. Glali� H igh School recently conclud ed deli1•errd an inspiring mesug e their year of activties as a Teenm · · The Everlasting Gift . " Mr. 11 ge Book Club. The h1g hligllt of an d Mrs. Clark Jhle and son thc year came wbeo club members lielecled 70 (ree dJ¥14e nd (' harl c.:, were rt'ceivtd Due to the Baccal a urea te 5er- boo ks earned from purchase& d:urV l l' t' .i t JhH' J tH' . Su nday evening, wg t h e &eeond semester. Duri ng �lay 1 5. Ile\ . G lazlt'r anno unces the en tire " hool year club mem1 h .:1t there will be no evening hen p urc hased a tot.a.I of MO l' Orsh1p sep•1re but morning wor- books.. Mrs. Harold Sauer and M iss .ship will be held at 10.45. -�- --- Mary E l izabeth Ch a pman, EnJlish tearhen and spon sors of t he d u b, dc»cr1 bt!d the Teenage Book Club as "o unique plan tha t enables st u dcnb to buy e ach month at low l'OM t:ROV , OHIO cost a wide ra nge of pm feuionally - selccted books." D uri ng the p11st sc h ool year more than one TONIGHT million students were enrolled in ""YE:LLU WSTON E KELLY" . the 2 1 ,000 TAB Cl ubs in j unior Clint Walker - Ed Byrnes ' and senior high school11 t hroug h out t h e United States a nd Canada. Not OPltn We-dnnday Mies Ch o1 pm 111 n and Mrs. Sauer THUR SDAY •nd FRIDAY find t h at aa me mhen of the cl ub ' "THE STORY ON P/\.GE' ONE'' their st udent, are now �adln Jil a nd fli t.a Hayworth - Gi.g Young j enjoy in g more good book.I than ever before. Many have begun to Full "'-'-•> • • �:ue !�;"pa�y'for m':'Ui:!. :�e:� • I l ! i I� ' I l i' �·= ,.._. . •• •••- 0 ,11,a ••stst , i ' '-l ,. 11 ' ' New Haven Woman's Club Holds Officer Election At Meeting . , I'ffon ews HOLZER HOSPITAL Friday evening ror Adn1 1 t 1 ed \faJ 9: Mrs. Donie A. □ Hostesses were Mrs. G u y Hill and N McFarland. .\1a90n; Frank A. daughler, Kathryn Ann. Attend Cheesrbrt>w . Middleport; Mi('hael ing were Mrs. Huold Smith, Mn Hern. N ew Haven; Mr1. Roger Charles Va n Meter, M n. David Kel ler, Lung Bottom ; Donald Fol­ Knopp Sr., M rs. Cloves Du nfee Cl.ASS ' llllllllTING HELD mer Jr , Pomeroy; Ernest D uffy, Will Class of the M . Miss June Hill, Carolyn Smith: The New- officen of the New Haven held on \lay 24 at St. Joseph's Par­ Sy1· acUSt'" E. Chureb- met in. the social room. Mrs. Hukel Gilliple and dau­ Woman'1 Club wen· named at a ish Hall 111 '.\fason was dilK'u.'!lsed o t tbe dnarqq Wednesday eve.n- ghter, Middle port, Mrs. Donna Dismissed May Q : Mn. Willle �t meeting of th111 organita- M rs. :lfork Ward is chairman of ing fGr their rAJUlar meetin1 w ith. Custer, Mn. Goldie Ohlinger, Mrs t1on. Since the f{>rms of the prP�I- the affair. M a rtin , :\l rs. Walter Tussey, Jam­ den_l and \'ifl' prt's1dtnt are for II llrs. GPorge Thayer gave a hook es Swart . Mrs. Joh n Riley . Ker­ Alma lohntlon, Wilma Blake an d Opal Ohli nger, Cheshire, Mrs. period of 1wo yeari-. Mrs. Paul review on ··Master of DE>re,t" by mit Pa ulPy, James Denney, wm. Nancy VanMeter as hostesses. Mal")' H Iii , Mrs. Maude Tripplett The me,tin1 -w11 called to o.:ler Charleatoo and Mn. Alfred Biggs Scally and �trs. Juhn lhirgan. rt• J Edgar Hoover. iam Farnt"y, Mrs. Emma Shoen, meroy. spective_ly. will c-un 1 1 nue in t hose Prpsent were MM!. John Morgan, berger. M rs. tuther Slagle, Ed­ � the pi':esldent and the follow- 'Po g PrG(!l m w,as reo dered : song two off1t'"es. Ulh�r officers named �rs. Paul Scally . Mrs. rloyd Car­ ward l l 1li:enberg, Mrs. Albert Sendinj gifts were Mrs. Eli Bir­ b were_ lirs. Donald Roush, corrl's· mack, Mrs. Don F. Roush, Mrs. Paulins, C 'onnie Cooke, Harry y ab, PJ'.ai)'�r by_ W inona Ho ff- chfield Mrs. Robert B"ire hf1eI d , . . ' 0., Mrs. Doris . pondmg secreta r y : Mrs. M,ttk Jt'ss Abel, Mrs. Eugene Hesler, Chenaul t , Fred Wasmer, W. Wade man, ree:,OnBJve Bible readln1 by Fmdfay, Lee, Mrs. Ward, rf>N>rcling sel'Tf'lary and :i.lrs Louis Karsc-hnik. Mrs. Phil Shepard, A n drew Fitzp,Jttrick, Mrs, au. 90nt,· reeding -by 'Phelm John �rrJ�on, Mrs. Jay Stewa;t, � Mrs. JesJ AhPL l rC'asurf'r. Bat,,y_ M rs. Thomu Hoffman, :llrs. Or\'i ll(' lngles and son, Mrs. Janoll H�nry• . �t "Beautiful Ille . 'fed Riley , Mn. Byron Van C.eor�r Thayer . Mrs. Hober! lk Harrison. Mrs. Tru man JohDIOn ��•1 1iy Don Vo nlleter 1 Mn "•ter, �- Rhoda Fox, Mra. C&­ The club voted to donak ,S200 to C.\othlin, Mrs. Alton Bonney. an d son, Mrs. Roger Jenki n• and •11<1 liim,i.Jliatl, readlOI i,y ·win, c di . ReecJ, Clifton, Mn. Harry libraey books, 5 1 50 fur n'ft•rent'e a, .!""1I nea, aod eIos- Scbrb'" !In· A E · Schae.e • )1rs. Kt-rmit rortl . Mrs. W i l ham son, • I · books and $150 for work on thl• Chisler, .\f rs. Paul Powel l, Mrs. I.al � contetu were Mn. HomK Ma,on, library project d u r i n g a liusiness Mark Ward. Mrs Jam�s Hampton, VanMeter. Win• . meeting or the club A total or Mrs. Erlwin Roush. Mrs . bmon1, were ,ervod alter ('arl 1:oaum1e ... . � Jljift' 595 books ch4.'cked out in t lw pai;:t WilPs. :lfrs. Charles Dodd and , ftil6.rd irlua with l'rted1 Hnry the PNMnta- were opened. year at the l'lub sponsorrd li brar)' Mrs 0, C, Campl:tel l . . pr!t� CINCl �NATI UPI - Llve,tock : :..it,nb:111 hy Mrs. George was reported HAT RIDII also CattlP 600, ralves 100: part load Thayer, library rha irman She were aervetf to SHAIP I N OKINAW,4\ 'l!ir ellft'on Cllmben 4-H Club reported th11t 4-64 days had been NAHA, Ok.Jnawa UPI-U. S. Air low to averaae choice 1 122 lb th fD�IDJ' -.nember■ Iahelle enjo,ed' • bay ride and wiener worked at the l1 hrary by members. F'orrc SecretarJ Dudley C. Sharp slaughter steers 26.50, mru1t good 1 BtaWo, luatilJ, .June 1111'1111, roast J.'ridiy night in N� Haven Mrs. ThaJt'r. \t rs. lfoherl Mc­ arri�·ed here TuesdJ y n ight for 1 1 50 lb down 24-25, sta ndard 20.50. l'ri1d1 ' llemi,: Clara WIW.ma Park. Glothlin and Mrs .lamps H a m pton {'Onferences with ranking U. S 2 1 , load mlx.ed utility and 1tand- Lilcille LaUNne Lewie: will srrv(' on tht' li brary hoard for mil itary leaders, Three hours be• ard dairy breed 11t�er• 1p:,o; seat- Wi� �-. Kary Plekem, n e,r;t year, ■(· 1 �, 'l'llelma . Jlenry, fore hi8 arrival, the Ryukyu leg­ tered 7� lb he1,tan 1.3�24. stanNIIIONld.S The 'club vulrd to sponsor a islature adopted a resolution de­ dard lQ.30--21; ulihty and com- 1 Dtr■ Kr. -emf Mn. Bob Oliver of and the bottuaes. swimming poul projt•rt .agai n this nouncing the stat ion of missile merclal eows 16-17 .DO; �Ul ity and Gf ' W-. 1/a., spent the week . . y�ar. The annual d inner to be bases here. ri,: commercial bulls 18.&>-20, cutters and .Ins- parent, Mr IHdwlR aaYIN •• / encl 1 7 .50-18: high good and choice ' 011\'fr · · Krl\ .on A � lliowtt wu '814 ' ' ·· vealers 29--32, good 26-29, standard ' 22-25. A f'ROS,"I 2, Football 29. Man's Hogs, 1900; bulk mixed 190-240 l . Rnbb!t'a tralnerMme l b 15.85- 16.35, mostly 18.35 for UN)• tail 3. Joln 21. Sick ' 220 lb, 240- 260 lb Hli.60-15.85, maJn . Pi. lrSHJ r!ty t. Ma.cmlRan' 1 23. Miu l y 15.00- 1 5.75, few lots i-3 270-2'15 JO. Excdlent Gardner Votlf• ho.., lb 15.35- 15.50; sows mixed 1-3 300. {colloq.; 2il. Tibetan nurnber "450 lb 12.75- 13.M, few near 300· 11'. Yt:llow ti. A h l 1h pnoota e1uth 13.75; boars 10. •h28. couch 12. Wln f], Meaaure of 2'1, "Dem 13. Har1tng,.1e land CENSUS NIAQ IND u. Vaudevtlle 'I. A wrap 28. ll'oote4 WASHINGTON UPI-TIie- IG41) Bklt a. Boak !lax vase cemus has counttd 1'5,587iffl 16. Be-d' ­ 9. Small 29. Mr. persons, more tl\an 98-� aent of 17, LI.,. ]6 King o! AYN9 apacn Pd. Pot Adv, esti:nated total ol all AmetJ­ the " Baahnn lD. Swervea 33. Play 40. PlecN oul oouatt,Y. this in living cans ii, Vantllft 18. A. Valentino (colloq. ) 33. Swlftly portrayal If. Indiana OJaclal 44. - � :ao. Glrl'1 l!'iLme clty h!U. U. Loof Vlla 22. GP.nu1t1e ;.l6. Ilonill.ll hou11e rod 24!. Seen-, or lDllO winter Olympks 30. Belonging to UI � 1 . l<lenUcnl 32. Dlecover 34. Not &Hleep :n Hewing tool 39. Communlata f2. Peace , L. ) f3. J4pAne110 IH&port 611, Branehef (biol, ) 46. Stop watcl\ 47. Frozen deaaert• 48. Rub out 49. Finest Is Reported SURPLUS S�K, , Goocf Market Re.port - �-- ""'' °"" ::I": herd 4- � - x-1a LIOUIDAt:I.QN . , 'l • r I SEUING OUT ½ OF OUR �TIRE _STOt�> . ,,.' ..1 t .. •. • D��MO,N DS - - ½ Price•;,$.�91 Man s D1amond S0Utalre - Yellow Gold Mounting .:._ Pric� .'8al/5', ;;. mn, -.. DIAMON DS - - sale price 129.98 Bridal Pairs. Both Yellow and White Gold Mounlfi!gs. l�li.911J/,e11,.,P.rice. !Jie - DIAMONDS - - 1/2 Price ,q�.,a Prll!e'�.lfs. llefi'tlb�,:ntai � ff�• If:el- Hinho.n, Thanks ·- - __,, ae. 6 Tl'ansister Superhelerodyne Radios 6 transistors ,is : Ladles 7 Diamond. Clu!!lep li>iamond• Ring. {.,\J.,hlle Gold �- ' . Value. · A $99.95 The Jewel Sh Bob Bailey . JI G P H T D M M F MV OMYF J C A X G 'l' C N K T K X , C K K JXY Slt()TGUN SHELLS loX1 $JJ9 . � '• V ' . .,_ai,y Jliif kalhp�ff SaJ.1: ,i.; ''Wt'l\i tielllll �- ""111 tradetn• dunlll $ we. Wo'i.' 1e1 . ' ' < • ' • • ' • • '' ! .. or WIENER ROLLS SPECIAL -�- __ L!llSS THAN ' Span1s• reaRuts l . Butter Beans ,.. . • � . . r: - � .,,om... T, :=:·_ . lo the _,.hlJ. 1 �;, �;. 69c TffERl!'S , NC)NI .l!TTl!ltl' i.. . .,,..._, ..= -._wlM. • ·911!1r •- ·- l aoru. •� • .......... ;,;;;z::.d l!• ''7I_, . iJrltli � � J.� £ .;� � •», •, 1,.,.. " :'!111. - � . �· .; ' : ' · �- - - •.OL ID .• '' ' ·i Omnbers '-t:• ' ,, z: � ' � .... f ; , ., 1 \ ;- • "(,.,j" • -•,/� ") �· . 1, ;.,.., :,_I,� ' T \� -� ".... t'1 . ;i , . . . ' .;,,�',. .l,�tr119c 39c ' � for , , (;;- �-__,.- !MM . ,) . .• ""' ' " 29C " ' SSc l!I, 49c • • S(MIJ. ENI> Ill, • • 79c IL ...43c: 111. 11/4f " . '· . ' ' . LEffU¢J for 2• 1 . {I .. " � :-• ""'{friliiotl t,il\lil!' flil/ W ...-; · . • """"A1ml .. ;ot.\. - • �.!11,\ii,a: ,.;. o,... _ ..., "1 ...,-- .... ... HALF ._ LOIN HALF .. 31c ... 19c · lcttberg, . • Crisp, Soli� � Sin � e0111• ..._ � , ,,u.., '1'l1aDlal< · • ., . S- � Ffn' l'u (9 Spring. S•lada! ·11 .· � 1-1.. -. PULL 39c , Larg� Shrimp �:. _ .. 6$c �' · 2 !. ¥· ...... Shrimp �:! ' Fresh Smelts :!nix; ,,.." ., l9c: Perch Fillets �=- -- .. $-$¢ 4c::.. · ',.... , .. · . 111. := . SSc ,. -,S£lf'QQ,P .. Pl lllilt"1 Pork Chops. · . qt•. · T,., " . Sliced Bacon ' S A1LA D D R fS S l N 6 Cut- U,,. Frying (hicke!M; ;:; Ce1nadja11 �coi,,: -. 45c Ai,IN, II.A.GE \ . , • • p. •- ' l/0 held ' • on,1 �rd Ev<? ....... ..,.� I,; jlio ontlrOo e!IOIIIO, ... •• ...... llloP,,Clb,s;' i# � -...,,• bJ Y T� lliiof, /l ....... " .,,;Gu, Cladi;e ' ,. ayed ''SoNtinl" , II Ctrtle . Rettaunfiff �W � 1 llll'l1,J:1d.. • o. on Ille Jll"lilflm bonored put matrm for ltio .· , of �d• and' ,' �lll "rl...i. ' ''Hllnter'1 Soq" , ; A · tlae 'dooe of � riieet111f, .,., . -· •v ,tti"Y,KaUw!Wil>• 11iio(liilf. ='-Jile' . -6 "11d I .. · � ' � IM,' · bra.. quorlel ' ... tnunpela, I trombone .. , 1artaa ..., "Some . En· .... .,, .._ « ., � :;;.i �� � � Dt,! Au( -� Ii � •· . Fair )My t, q• "Vl�Amold! ' , 111'.• ,... their .... d . , -.. st� , •L. L, .J!oi1afl;. ' .- > ' - , j�� ter. ji. Fresh. Fryers C Al.::· 1!1:l!';i! -"' OF BEEfl · J'OA 'J'AS'J!IER SAIADS SERVE J;CONOltllCAl.. �R' ' . .......:::,.;:,;: =,r::. ..... ' ' IOV.-a. . .... c1c .. 45� lb. • SHANK HALF l lllF, WELL TIIIMMED ER· S'flll! SUPER-RIGHT . . , TENO ' ' 45c ' . - -tr-•'!'J•: ,::·ai.-�•t.. ·•-•!iii .'!f qll, "-"• i!ltrodu""1 lhf ,-:M '' 16-oL ••n• PULL IIUTT • • • • :u . s •Ch uck - Stea k 33C t. W. !llcColl!lf Kondq mnlnl II Ult ,.,.... · · ::, � I 1JPi J'i,!orlen, ot""°lll 'fnll,le. �· J' 1'1111 BIIG.T CORNII IN 4 Q�e, Jelly �:; ,... _ 2 2 tc..cmut, Buttel'. mi;��:��11: r ilpellnll!lli.... . . . ,_.. i;,., : . BAKE R- FURN l1UR E Condoalod QU P •. Ann ,... .,.._. �,Y . ' • ~·· . &AD' Y ' · · IIN-& Raisin Cookies �::., �- :: 33c Yellow . Popcorn ::., 2 ��- 19c 6 59 s • urinf Ille ooclal boil; a .i.il· ll ty•-:i: ::!";,°!nt,: I llit�: .. ot \IOCal and lnltrUmental e�tt· --· i!''.lfl..f'� �JI�• · � :�, f • NI� �.14.', ·· - ' B � _ ..... Sulla.. nd __ =.'l."1:.tt.cl"l1l.i�'I: ::�.;•��,:,t:-,n I ltll HAI.F ROAST IHL 45 •�' Sui11n�� D___;, W,1 . por 1c C a..nd 4 ' .... �ns A&P 16-oL n h ra Anlbol!t' ,r,1 • 10 "'b:;: FULL WNOJ� LM!t . A&P SUPE R-RIGHT . . . Wl!LL TRIMMIU> •rh ••mtor .,_ A ROI.L ...,..I,.�•-r.- '--:� "-;t:1:0� Tea B�g-$:· :"�� � . ar,. ' Al.II MEAT Al,P SUPER-RIGHT . . . 29c ' lie•«�: 'nrit •...,,.. 21/oc Pkg, of 12 . l (.. c 9 .. 4 • 1. 49' lb. •· • •· A'& P SUPIR-RIGHT . . . IICINLISI Stuffed Olives !:::.;· --- 49c lonm Lima Beans 4 '� 45c 110ptist ... meets T �t t·- aum.. WUU, · f• ,•� Groun,d Wein ers Smoked Ha m_ Jgne Parker SAN DW I C H ROLLS ·-.-• or ,_ .11- �-{�\u�h! =1:. ·•· $1 ••,, :, pt.-(111-.J �. . •.$Ml '; ' '}. n,,Hn1 tli& u,.-. �!!llf. fl ,W, r.11!\, lf!:I• l!f.X � ' , , School th, f4elil' , . � HIii' lit, S2ft Mlter,lla,sttrto ·ilfw tm.22 ' r... . �� C- �f'u-�&�--�'(O,,..,M.rl/ .... f'cut 1'Bl..lCIOVS SANDWKIIES SERVE ,'114 ���•L�<11.·ttt• �u ·� ���­ -. 1► 1J1t, -""" 11oo1.... be- Dario- 1111- 1od1 Vlcld ,l'etty. . ;esenll tro'gram · - t Midcflepoit . .. $1.15 1111111 E A1111,11· ,_ Ntw �- V 1 . - apq, t,a,. . . ..,. ,. . •-,;rl'l' SB,.J,H8 •• 211.,s 111....,.x stin. •• '"�"· .....,.,, Fre&rl-h ••• Now $Ut. R• IGclfalilllt ktNrits lew 2 111 21c r 1' tNIJD . , •• • 1 Pac � :...1--. · . �f flower, were used In prayer bJ :Mn. �Uono. ,,,.,, ''°"'· TO,lS • . . . . ,, • FNIM ua�aa ...... ' • J..t -. Dk . ls . ... . . . . . . . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �.: . � ,m· e w�llblb= �%.ii�� � : ► ••-llfi _ _,,,,�rt . _ � ri,IP:ld . at tha. tOffu 11rYt. �-�JitGEI WASHERS . , . . f;._ $31.D '4. · QMA1lC· WASHIRS ·. F,oni .,A 11w. . . �-l�H . . . . . . . . . . '"'"'.. '4-i.9 LJ , c o. · Reod ,..,x Goeg 1 em Tbe,��,.,ce •-��OIi• ¥--..1 - � ..,. oo tlien TI\ADB IN BAIWAlNS. Ol'f r.weQtt 'llr,. ' Dellv- LL OF _ YAL A MAY" PO • ' '"""'..,,ila. •�;f ot 'a ooiitilce � .I!"' 111 more ,_, f« <titonti.., q­ , ��,.;_ iii� !I. �at•,I_ l. .Jlil.al\'�L �•,.J�-l_flill-11 I ....... -ii..-r£ lf�r--�� L IY'lc'el A,t $ 0111,e Solid Maple Bedroom Suitea f ' \ �«:, 11.rt. � he. , •� L '' Contl'ibutlono of $25 1<r the 1 1111 h,y Introducing Rev. John Bl• _..i who tJVe the opening pray- lµlhy sue While !\Ind Iii«' "' each to CAR!:' and· th• Sodoty of Of/ Crippled . chlldten were !llld• · Thi tr, uurer reported a balance When the Biu.gti_t:en ot·Rutb C!au '38.31. Mrs. Howard lohnson ol of· tbe United· 11,tbod)st Churdl Racine PTA, gave a report on met Monday �on at the Southeast Dtatrlct �onference home of Mine■ Augusta, :tucretla t < 1t Marietta, May · · JS . ahd A"ila Genhelmef' !lulberry· fflNn for the coming YW .Ave �MJ.u4a: Prt&Jdcl'!t, Mrs. WIiiiam Mrs. Qeorp. JoachJm, .preiddent• t,i,vnle, Racine unit; . vice presl• dl;lt.,_ � Howard Fre<!�er, Ch,s. :w11 in charge. of �e meeting. with devotions ii': secreiar,-, Mrs. Rex E. She ne- whicH opened er, 1 11,1 by Mrsi Geoqe•· Pirbr, whQ. d, SRleDl, Center, and t �Sfl' ,!lad lot • !11111111 a � •.,,. ;; K\llf.1,.,..,..- '. - t eredi' tb n)ll; )pitit•�� • ' ·· inent wom, 'file toJiow.in& commit(ee1 'Were c,ill by ,namln !IJ")lnted by Mt-a. nownif':· BY· an of the Bifi!I!. Mrs. Jacob �: Mrs. Howard Johnson, Ra- Gloeckner •u ftleomed back, unit; Mre. Harold Ebersbach, Into the cla11 after •n abaence of �--- SU,pl'I Run, and Mn. Ro- JD•ny month1 due. to, il1-- , Ai round robin letter was sent to � illeede, Portland unit. /l'he Audltlnl Committee, Mra. ·Mn. Robert warner a patient ll Grueser, Syracu1e 1.111it, Holft!l' H01Plt■I. Durlnc the soclal hour, PQeJDI RQuah and Mn� HQWar 4 �bach. reported the books In relating to Mother, were rtad by nee and the committee was di11- Miu Lucretia Genheimer, Mrs. �&ed. . Joachim and Ml'8. llleha:Nt Oamp­ � · bell, after which a d essert course singgroup led il(n. :Rnv Tracy with Mrs. Ruth Ebenbach it was served by the holte.ues. The June meeting will be beld mpanist. fl. JI:. S. Sherow, Athens, w11 at the home of Mt1. Albert Al­ i-11e for the Achievement �anl. . ard, M;ioenvUle. mmended all units on good • ' · II of r� and J>Ointod, o\11 ·n, - ., 1QS:, lllat ahould not be done " h a. - A unll. Mrs. Shero• and er - � �- : .1, UeSu(ly mlttee awardod llrsl to Port. will ..Jib honorable menHJIII ..a. U­ .. lo the. Letart Falis and Ila- , 11 · ofPIQ �L Jiff. Robert 'Il1o Heartlw\o!lf Cluo, of Ill, - tlie-award for the Po · d 1!,apff,11 Cliu"lh, itldilt;oi:t. �,:,: eveniri,: 1t the home Tuesdaymet ' .. _._ _.,_ e �ntvenlty Parent Education of Mr. and Mn. Paul Smart with lllltoi> lti,o;I,. ' a■: __. �at lllustlnil'lm Coll•D, , ","1"'• I' and� tbe N'attonal Cua• leader. · UOII 11 Philadelphia M ,y 22-2:1 Harold Hubbard prealdont of 1nn0Uncod. . � c!a10; ......... lhe' l!tffllnl •·• lloll"qll of unltl showecUS8-·per- llDa feporb· oil-\lk!, \wotk . w.hleh doll!( 11 plwfent. The Lellrt Fal.8 PTA memben of ·111t c1aN to Ille October meetln1 111• ��� i 1'JI'• (l"-'1- 'n1I ffl!IP ; .,,.. 1noet1n1 ljllotlrned lo . Ibo pjjllfflid'r ll> � ..:., 18 and' 2G I w. of. · Ciie M Y X - -. r i,,nr, Porn · Yeaterd11y'• C:ryptoqu(lf,r : OH MOTHER OF A MIOll'lT RACE. Y ll:'l' LOVEJ.. Y lN THY" YOUTHFUL ORA.Clll­ UIANT, a - If rt CO UIO, Kini J".. lW'• lfldk•t4, . -· I ljtost County-Wide ;Methocfist CT<tSi ¢oun<ir Sessi,on, . The : PorUa,,d PTA wa, ho,,t to A _ ... L...,.,. l"' 1111 -.,. m..tinli of the !ilelp ,c , · ontr1' 1111,1 ��nty !:ououcil o f PTA',. Mrs. _.J ihl y Sue FUna�ll•m DQwnie opened the me�t• , Ka t. O N M P D X N• w.,- I - · IT PTA nb.....on.J �I � , DAILY ORYP?OQUOTE - Hon,'1 ho• to work It: A X: Y D L B A A. X. R la L O N G l' II L "L O W One letter 11lmply 1tA.ndl tor another. In U\11 1ample A t« u■ed tor th• three L'1, X tor the two O'lt, 11t0. Single letter•, apos­ traphH, the length an d formation of the word1 are an hlotl. liaoh day lh• code lettera: are dltf'erent. C . . .. l .l • . .' 1 a ll »OD = ., 11.n. Nellie Brown, o�!�inl t"""...., -"41hf,. ' maii.Jli, 1 � P ,i 1 � for Jolln O. ,Marlhall Colles:e. pretldenl ol the Xi G1mn11a M11 cuse P1'A wn lleld 'PMldi)' nlc)ll nia:ht priff reaulted °'tW�l!'Critteatt,- 1H In Lab Oo'llnl,- llem• I c ntumed �rd'i �er. Mat. C., ney werp Ruill 011mm, Lelatt, I Chapter ol the Beta Sigma Phi So- with pretldept Irene G_nlleRr pre. reom• -:lf Mr Wolle1 �- Wingett � ll ollfii ta l,. 'l).,t7, .,. ei:ie -.tld from the. Ewin,: hoae Swlday br Columbu1 nurn of tel- 8 program which,, il, Lo meetma: lheir over teadtn&. presided Holme, Rev. tlle and llidinC rorth" ' Both Hoe:tiett. u MC.'Coy, b,ce Mn. and and . J 1 z , aP,1 Salurda y a p. m . w th ' fr11111 lffr• the, we1,111 att0mpan• � c · 'bers. of' Pomeroy Htgh ttif Rev. Waldo J Bartell1 p11k,r i1r!1 are freahmen at Manhall. Tut9day when th� met at the l a pnya. . by their 1randton J�f Webb theied for h.uteue1 Teachers were the mttalled �lc He�eu:v iCCOlllWl •I� Hall and , oC the. Fodlra,ed. ·ohUl'U ofllctai- M.iN Gfimai la a &raduate ol. DA:V · 1 a •ill 1pend a few weab With u who refl'Nft.neet■. served and �:yq,n r�. 1 U'umP!llt Wa lwlla W1h School while Mia& ewp omcer1 for the comins year. _ Re1 1 r � WII eond.ueted month , Q(tif¥1 lair Ula, !¥a,IQ& ye.a,a: irl1, Whllt re('lrperatU11 from C o c Morr1,�,m Mn are teacben Other u tht\' t �ttonaa �r htdin1 m n '.� �ehnn1 accomp,a led! ' M.cCqy ii a araAual.e of Point- ' The ritu1!11tie installation wu . er 8 - 1 1itt.alled " b_J ittayOJ Charl• cer 111d Relip,,u9 P..dllt'ation h. n.dl. Mn. Barnes and Mlu Ctrcle pneumonia. oH\, outgoina: the .1,e.,.. .-d • ' l"4-ed: �e� with BIid a 4.\Ullber '"Bu rial w11 ln �ech Grove. Cem- Plet111at Ula:h School. oo.«ucted _.. -- - - ---. -- � \roabone quartet, Ri,rth An . Mir• Ch 1 " .Partltip.ali n&- New officer, in- l Me mben of Che audltlna: eenunJta;;ia prtliaen,t., .e�rf IUl.d P.aJlibe.a,:etJ were Jim- ------ ---Neut, �IT)' ted were appoin e te fi� Elsie .. Arnold, Dorolbi ·""• Ger ' · · �--· ieqet.l,ry.. 111ie OWen, Earl Holtman. Eliaa C?he■ter Pa.: Paul Gint er ent, Mn Joyce llrt:d were: presid and h ., ;a.ud tr,as-, - Jte.ut,:. Lawrence Gin- :Mrs. 1'�811. Allman Charl and J.ennJfer LQl;lse. KflJ\nedy: Mrs. Norma A.mabary , chalr,uan; A4!;1'8 Norr11 Ind Ann 4 ·, �.; " ��� � ; eston 1 an a.1d y; �- Mary SauvaJe. ac.ar, � nt.her. W. Va.; Mr. and Mr� George Ler'. re�i n&: &ecretar , r,r. -•her. of next year•,�·flnt fflll� lltei-1 i':ndp ndine correspo on, rs aecretn,tall1Uon e4! officers WAI held : b 1 ch a �uti of ton for the ner, Mn. Jam• 'MoKmghl and a llld wi , , €omi111 boa · were greeted with a poem. fibi vi. W¥ 1 J 8116 . a M e e y n �� Al. Mui, '' by Nixon Wa&er, refrei hJnenta , ntcl , l, � 1'� ..,.vl�es were r. and Mn. Ja me, lln. Elizaba,b Gruner, Hartford, l � nd l�1, treu- w1lh Kaihlten "••Ill m ch■rtt, , Layiog down a drlveRuo ifOUp. 1'te ta)>le wu attne -Ai,nt!'leii....-._ Geere• and Phil l'\. Va . ; Mrs. Adam McKnight, Uref. Mrs. Sara Gibbs, "ice prt!;tl- Installed were Kathryn en.-, ....,. ah and read . by Mn. Tnmpkim. and tt nd unable was to dent, n � JdeJJ t · Irene Gl'\IUel'i t'in£ vkt• Uvo. 'tll.Uh whl.tf ecww and, ce � :jii, Oineiaaul; Mr and Mn Geo - HuqtinltGD. _ Va.- Mn Hertcbfl w,ry? See UI for your r _ ..t _ / will be installed at a lat.er meeting. 1 E,th� Syl Wstet 2nd viee · Ellhei · .'. 9UID1i the , bulinCN seai.on, a wlth 1-1 •rr��t . s 1Qf41;& -+ ku.11:t!iy, .._ her. h Jenti �nd . John , ..Nprri and Mr Mn n and ' • ._,-1- wu made: on the. ulea t u:1 fl�� v(I� C&Qdles: m cry11,al , !M G best value- in readY- · n ary, IIQd Mr•- Emma Powe ll; ·W"oltt, Letart F1 ll••. M r. and M11· 1 I>Uring the builneu me.etina t lN. · � cJ.aili.but, Wl.. \ta.; Mr. a ncl · Mr,. Roi Ho � , Mr. aDd Mrs. Ber- ,roup decided to conduct the Can- M . KeMldJ, Mn. Petrl Welker, , n;,,ps conteat which was w.oiJ. 1,yi holilers. on e,lth,el, sillie. n mixed concrete. · _______ 'll"rliU: '- flfth �&de. A party will � Mae , Smith �Id :tw'J■ g -:,nc �Mn. Fred a Hart, I ce_r Drive in the re1identiaJ dis- Mn. Velma Rue and Mn. Ann C!VJID ibe wtnn,er P'rtday aftemoon �•a ,Lr C-, h , ave11 a. w, · trict of Pomeroy on May 22 with Rupe. '"nut •nd c hn. ery w hen specified· \ bf · room mothers, Mn. Sidpey .\i:llf. -l'..Q.UY� Ai.on,- Jlmmi&- Owen and 1 d. , Mf. and Mrs. H� Staats, Mr. I Mn. fhyl Mullen, chairman of the �am headed h)' Sptncer and Mn. Russell Moore. l and Mrs. StaRley StaaUI, Faye j Mtronty aervice committee H • �lilt •� Ol�aH, �.Ji--.1:.. J fflllJJA-1,1, serve a potWill 81IIOD . � , Mr, ' The attendance banner wa11 11110 Hoffman and Mrs. Lleu!o Roush, chairman o( the day. V113 ""' ' T, '. · -: � !ilia� y;· next meetin,. the at ..&: Lt:; d�nner � luck Beaver, woh 'by the flfth grade tautht by) � rt, Va.; ta Edward w�U which n tio n conve slale The Stiles ,and I � � :� Mr St g Fr�nlc Ginther, �iddleport ; and . be held on . June 3, 4, 15, was d 11.JGCJeq; l!!fdcPepori l#f. cl9ae ol the bulln• Mn. Ralph Spen cer. At WY�Z..S!84 Phlme · e CMn.U Youn td'8,te , Gifl i Sceut ·, a�4 La�llt, , · t w 1 were served I retreshmentJ metli11a: alBrigb- Mr. a nd Mrs. Daniel f(offman, son cullied representatives and i . :e• ed. l · 11 P" hj,hei . ,Patrol boys, Willard Durst, La n· TrThf. �· ---" I t r rq_µ. . t n, a. ' rs M ldr 1 tan ding from th.is chapter will oe to )tn. llildre6 Karr. kl I · 00• e, l\o- and dtiuJh ter, The Plains . , ny Tyo, Chr!stop_hef To1npkins1 · chool s · . ._1, m:ri·na- -:'ond�y after 1 Char1es Mathews, Dick W�rry amt th8 '3.lle•� .,,..,•,eb -with t-· """ · ,,,,, -A., Jlaut-, ""'""' 1P� Smith were recogruzed aDO leadetJ ¥•�- � COAde- '1di Cina certHie�tes and bada:es by' , r (y�lef of Police Jed Webster. TheY tM • Ro¥ fettt and l'&' IP'll• p t. : reA11D wllJ. 1-eeeieve trophies later. Terry Fult.i. pruttt,nt, GF'd' 1 teachers, Ralph Spe ncer, , The _ e t h l'n.eetlng with the. GlrJ 81:lmt Mn. Relph Spencer, Y iss Gene- pfomiae, The repOtt of the. seer,, ..e,. $ol>art, Mra. Charles Lewi■; nlve. n by CYnthia Conde. tary W"'• ,w ., IUN. lbrr Virginia Reibel and a nblth ;:' �! I M i• Ftfi e Erlewine, were intro, D,al't E� wee-. w cl\,tirmlJill, mea g� cllieed and each was ·presented a The girl! were told. IQ ..ioc1 • . &Jft. G1·1ta were a1so g1v� n �o Mn: pro ct to b'.�ln ttie lee@di c11.M ' Nolan Swackhamer, mu11c matrucra t Glr . p,l)rlnll\C to •nt:P,l . P tori Mn. Ralph C. Zundel, Relig. 11o rt 0 s t t kll hi.l .pi Y I\ i -�..-..,,_. � JODI Education instructor· SupL eveq t.r• lo, Ill.Ml. i> fm>I ol, �,-; Gibbs and Austin PhilliPl, . , tlje Saero,I � cbiJNb ,1 1 . , 111- , and 11/,0!fl bavi,. ,. �l'Ql)aJ Oil t Jt!!i ¥ 0<: ttltl, llfltAII, ..... �llP poeni, a read 1(n. Tompkins 1 11 �plh," by lane A. �ler, aa a , llefl'eshmbtl wtff ee"ed� bf; �ll, fliro,lull lo mothers of "'"' i;,ade Jtno!l,r A&P SUPER-RIGHT . , . 100% l'URl 11(.ilNI. .-.. � l\l' lilo,<t tr',i W, · Co leave n p,.114.w� will t o � lo enter Junior Hia]1. School'. :-cl je<I'. il � Ille. ftkl,d,l)lip' circle. JI JR l>OWI'( l . Mecl!eva.J talell A Orypto1,uq Quotatl111t � -f:'19:�- . DI.AMON DS · · 11, Prit9:l49;9a • and Support for Yoor At The- Primary Uection l•n· . South Chester P'•i"1Ct �- '! ' :.1'1,..•:;I i.as ,!!' Specidl For Graduates. ·_ · vaa-,ter • . � Ladies Diamond Solitaire. Wbite Gold Mounting. Regular ■.- · DA I LY C R O S S WORD • ,._ i .� �kland •" ' • c!��r,. ;a , t>atly- Stm11nfl. Peinerey'111d�eport, e.,,11a,-M, ite• • Syracuse PTA 1 :�:.-i.::i· hlltonan; •nd Jean Neue, Yi,ii In Pol.nnr,llk Install s New . Mr and Mn .__,_ Webb were T•••"--� o,I Wl'f4 o[. tuu, Nlo,...,llllo, � '11, ' ,t,II ""' qjt rs IC e · eu-111119 · pros:ram Wltn .a f1 m o• f.a.nnfflll. T � ·"T ()ff' �Mn- Marj orie Jo.l).ntoa wllo 11 The la,t n:teetinl of the s,,a. A tlWJe: "ll tit lor- u., New So rority T��':.!.'::" were Offic'e rs Seated amon1 eleven new actives rek c,nllt n,mod lo SodeUe,, Wo,n. T Ue5du7 CTefflng c... • •'• Indo-•••nt A oe• ,. •t I Mama tlm 'Named Attend Ginther tral PTA Holds Final Meeting Of Saturday . School Year At School Monday Evening Rites • I: •t meeUn of tb.c year Monda ,4' tt.. e Central PTA h",J ':f 11Wl"9 , Chape I ' � e, •• •h I p , · � ., ..� -• · ', ; . c......- - YINno · � . . Artl!Jt 111r ---i • 11--. .,, • '-J· -� ....f Gnap.rtvit. ;:;;.:•� . ••• a.-=- � - a� •14'1' o�-,... . ' . - ,,__ AIP .. � tll!!t,-.ld8R ""11'11> Wllo!o Kor, , ftd 5 1::,tt,00 ' 7 11- AOO cono T I' �·= ,.._. . •• •••- 0 ,11,a ••stst , i ' '-l ,. 11 ' ' New Haven Woman's Club Holds Officer Election At Meeting . , I'ffon ews HOLZER HOSPITAL Friday evening ror Adn1 1 t 1 ed \faJ 9: Mrs. Donie A. □ Hostesses were Mrs. G u y Hill and N McFarland. .\1a90n; Frank A. daughler, Kathryn Ann. Attend Cheesrbrt>w . Middleport; Mi('hael ing were Mrs. Huold Smith, Mn Hern. N ew Haven; Mr1. Roger Charles Va n Meter, M n. David Kel ler, Lung Bottom ; Donald Fol­ Knopp Sr., M rs. Cloves Du nfee Cl.ASS ' llllllllTING HELD mer Jr , Pomeroy; Ernest D uffy, Will Class of the M . Miss June Hill, Carolyn Smith: The New- officen of the New Haven held on \lay 24 at St. Joseph's Par­ Sy1· acUSt'" E. Chureb- met in. the social room. Mrs. Hukel Gilliple and dau­ Woman'1 Club wen· named at a ish Hall 111 '.\fason was dilK'u.'!lsed o t tbe dnarqq Wednesday eve.n- ghter, Middle port, Mrs. Donna Dismissed May Q : Mn. Willle �t meeting of th111 organita- M rs. :lfork Ward is chairman of ing fGr their rAJUlar meetin1 w ith. Custer, Mn. Goldie Ohlinger, Mrs t1on. Since the f{>rms of the prP�I- the affair. M a rtin , :\l rs. Walter Tussey, Jam­ den_l and \'ifl' prt's1dtnt are for II llrs. GPorge Thayer gave a hook es Swart . Mrs. Joh n Riley . Ker­ Alma lohntlon, Wilma Blake an d Opal Ohli nger, Cheshire, Mrs. period of 1wo yeari-. Mrs. Paul review on ··Master of DE>re,t" by mit Pa ulPy, James Denney, wm. Nancy VanMeter as hostesses. Mal")' H Iii , Mrs. Maude Tripplett The me,tin1 -w11 called to o.:ler Charleatoo and Mn. Alfred Biggs Scally and �trs. Juhn lhirgan. rt• J Edgar Hoover. iam Farnt"y, Mrs. Emma Shoen, meroy. spective_ly. will c-un 1 1 nue in t hose Prpsent were MM!. John Morgan, berger. M rs. tuther Slagle, Ed­ � the pi':esldent and the follow- 'Po g PrG(!l m w,as reo dered : song two off1t'"es. Ulh�r officers named �rs. Paul Scally . Mrs. rloyd Car­ ward l l 1li:enberg, Mrs. Albert Sendinj gifts were Mrs. Eli Bir­ b were_ lirs. Donald Roush, corrl's· mack, Mrs. Don F. Roush, Mrs. Paulins, C 'onnie Cooke, Harry y ab, PJ'.ai)'�r by_ W inona Ho ff- chfield Mrs. Robert B"ire hf1eI d , . . ' 0., Mrs. Doris . pondmg secreta r y : Mrs. M,ttk Jt'ss Abel, Mrs. Eugene Hesler, Chenaul t , Fred Wasmer, W. Wade man, ree:,OnBJve Bible readln1 by Fmdfay, Lee, Mrs. Ward, rf>N>rcling sel'Tf'lary and :i.lrs Louis Karsc-hnik. Mrs. Phil Shepard, A n drew Fitzp,Jttrick, Mrs, au. 90nt,· reeding -by 'Phelm John �rrJ�on, Mrs. Jay Stewa;t, � Mrs. JesJ AhPL l rC'asurf'r. Bat,,y_ M rs. Thomu Hoffman, :llrs. Or\'i ll(' lngles and son, Mrs. Janoll H�nry• . �t "Beautiful Ille . 'fed Riley , Mn. Byron Van C.eor�r Thayer . Mrs. Hober! lk Harrison. Mrs. Tru man JohDIOn ��•1 1iy Don Vo nlleter 1 Mn "•ter, �- Rhoda Fox, Mra. C&­ The club voted to donak ,S200 to C.\othlin, Mrs. Alton Bonney. an d son, Mrs. Roger Jenki n• and •11<1 liim,i.Jliatl, readlOI i,y ·win, c di . ReecJ, Clifton, Mn. Harry libraey books, 5 1 50 fur n'ft•rent'e a, .!""1I nea, aod eIos- Scbrb'" !In· A E · Schae.e • )1rs. Kt-rmit rortl . Mrs. W i l ham son, • I · books and $150 for work on thl• Chisler, .\f rs. Paul Powel l, Mrs. I.al � contetu were Mn. HomK Ma,on, library project d u r i n g a liusiness Mark Ward. Mrs Jam�s Hampton, VanMeter. Win• . meeting or the club A total or Mrs. Erlwin Roush. Mrs . bmon1, were ,ervod alter ('arl 1:oaum1e ... . � Jljift' 595 books ch4.'cked out in t lw pai;:t WilPs. :lfrs. Charles Dodd and , ftil6.rd irlua with l'rted1 Hnry the PNMnta- were opened. year at the l'lub sponsorrd li brar)' Mrs 0, C, Campl:tel l . . pr!t� CINCl �NATI UPI - Llve,tock : :..it,nb:111 hy Mrs. George was reported HAT RIDII also CattlP 600, ralves 100: part load Thayer, library rha irman She were aervetf to SHAIP I N OKINAW,4\ 'l!ir ellft'on Cllmben 4-H Club reported th11t 4-64 days had been NAHA, Ok.Jnawa UPI-U. S. Air low to averaae choice 1 122 lb th fD�IDJ' -.nember■ Iahelle enjo,ed' • bay ride and wiener worked at the l1 hrary by members. F'orrc SecretarJ Dudley C. Sharp slaughter steers 26.50, mru1t good 1 BtaWo, luatilJ, .June 1111'1111, roast J.'ridiy night in N� Haven Mrs. ThaJt'r. \t rs. lfoherl Mc­ arri�·ed here TuesdJ y n ight for 1 1 50 lb down 24-25, sta ndard 20.50. l'ri1d1 ' llemi,: Clara WIW.ma Park. Glothlin and Mrs .lamps H a m pton {'Onferences with ranking U. S 2 1 , load mlx.ed utility and 1tand- Lilcille LaUNne Lewie: will srrv(' on tht' li brary hoard for mil itary leaders, Three hours be• ard dairy breed 11t�er• 1p:,o; seat- Wi� �-. Kary Plekem, n e,r;t year, ■(· 1 �, 'l'llelma . Jlenry, fore hi8 arrival, the Ryukyu leg­ tered 7� lb he1,tan 1.3�24. stanNIIIONld.S The 'club vulrd to sponsor a islature adopted a resolution de­ dard lQ.30--21; ulihty and com- 1 Dtr■ Kr. -emf Mn. Bob Oliver of and the bottuaes. swimming poul projt•rt .agai n this nouncing the stat ion of missile merclal eows 16-17 .DO; �Ul ity and Gf ' W-. 1/a., spent the week . . y�ar. The annual d inner to be bases here. ri,: commercial bulls 18.&>-20, cutters and .Ins- parent, Mr IHdwlR aaYIN •• / encl 1 7 .50-18: high good and choice ' 011\'fr · · Krl\ .on A � lliowtt wu '814 ' ' ·· vealers 29--32, good 26-29, standard ' 22-25. A f'ROS,"I 2, Football 29. Man's Hogs, 1900; bulk mixed 190-240 l . Rnbb!t'a tralnerMme l b 15.85- 16.35, mostly 18.35 for UN)• tail 3. Joln 21. Sick ' 220 lb, 240- 260 lb Hli.60-15.85, maJn . Pi. lrSHJ r!ty t. Ma.cmlRan' 1 23. Miu l y 15.00- 1 5.75, few lots i-3 270-2'15 JO. Excdlent Gardner Votlf• ho.., lb 15.35- 15.50; sows mixed 1-3 300. {colloq.; 2il. Tibetan nurnber "450 lb 12.75- 13.M, few near 300· 11'. Yt:llow ti. A h l 1h pnoota e1uth 13.75; boars 10. •h28. couch 12. Wln f], Meaaure of 2'1, "Dem 13. Har1tng,.1e land CENSUS NIAQ IND u. Vaudevtlle 'I. A wrap 28. ll'oote4 WASHINGTON UPI-TIie- IG41) Bklt a. Boak !lax vase cemus has counttd 1'5,587iffl 16. Be-d' ­ 9. Small 29. Mr. persons, more tl\an 98-� aent of 17, LI.,. ]6 King o! AYN9 apacn Pd. Pot Adv, esti:nated total ol all AmetJ­ the " Baahnn lD. Swervea 33. Play 40. PlecN oul oouatt,Y. this in living cans ii, Vantllft 18. A. Valentino (colloq. ) 33. Swlftly portrayal If. Indiana OJaclal 44. - � :ao. Glrl'1 l!'iLme clty h!U. U. Loof Vlla 22. GP.nu1t1e ;.l6. Ilonill.ll hou11e rod 24!. Seen-, or lDllO winter Olympks 30. Belonging to UI � 1 . l<lenUcnl 32. Dlecover 34. Not &Hleep :n Hewing tool 39. Communlata f2. Peace , L. ) f3. J4pAne110 IH&port 611, Branehef (biol, ) 46. Stop watcl\ 47. Frozen deaaert• 48. Rub out 49. Finest Is Reported SURPLUS S�K, , Goocf Market Re.port - �-- ""'' °"" ::I": herd 4- � - x-1a LIOUIDAt:I.QN . , 'l • r I SEUING OUT ½ OF OUR �TIRE _STOt�> . ,,.' ..1 t .. •. • D��MO,N DS - - ½ Price•;,$.�91 Man s D1amond S0Utalre - Yellow Gold Mounting .:._ Pric� .'8al/5', ;;. mn, -.. DIAMON DS - - sale price 129.98 Bridal Pairs. Both Yellow and White Gold Mounlfi!gs. l�li.911J/,e11,.,P.rice. !Jie - DIAMONDS - - 1/2 Price ,q�.,a Prll!e'�.lfs. llefi'tlb�,:ntai � ff�• If:el- Hinho.n, Thanks ·- - __,, ae. 6 Tl'ansister Superhelerodyne Radios 6 transistors ,is : Ladles 7 Diamond. Clu!!lep li>iamond• Ring. {.,\J.,hlle Gold �- ' . Value. · A $99.95 The Jewel Sh Bob Bailey . JI G P H T D M M F MV OMYF J C A X G 'l' C N K T K X , C K K JXY Slt()TGUN SHELLS loX1 $JJ9 . � '• V ' . .,_ai,y Jliif kalhp�ff SaJ.1: ,i.; ''Wt'l\i tielllll �- ""111 tradetn• dunlll $ we. Wo'i.' 1e1 . ' ' < • ' • • ' • • '' ! .. or WIENER ROLLS SPECIAL -�- __ L!llSS THAN ' Span1s• reaRuts l . Butter Beans ,.. . • � . . r: - � .,,om... T, :=:·_ . lo the _,.hlJ. 1 �;, �;. 69c TffERl!'S , NC)NI .l!TTl!ltl' i.. . .,,..._, ..= -._wlM. • ·911!1r •- ·- l aoru. •� • .......... ;,;;;z::.d l!• ''7I_, . iJrltli � � J.� £ .;� � •», •, 1,.,.. " :'!111. - � . �· .; ' : ' · �- - - •.OL ID .• '' ' ·i Omnbers '-t:• ' ,, z: � ' � .... f ; , ., 1 \ ;- • "(,.,j" • -•,/� ") �· . 1, ;.,.., :,_I,� ' T \� -� ".... t'1 . ;i , . . . ' .;,,�',. .l,�tr119c 39c ' � for , , (;;- �-__,.- !MM . ,) . .• ""' ' " 29C " ' SSc l!I, 49c • • S(MIJ. ENI> Ill, • • 79c IL ...43c: 111. 11/4f " . '· . ' ' . LEffU¢J for 2• 1 . {I .. " � :-• ""'{friliiotl t,il\lil!' flil/ W ...-; · . • """"A1ml .. ;ot.\. - • �.!11,\ii,a: ,.;. o,... _ ..., "1 ...,-- .... ... HALF ._ LOIN HALF .. 31c ... 19c · lcttberg, . • Crisp, Soli� � Sin � e0111• ..._ � , ,,u.., '1'l1aDlal< · • ., . S- � Ffn' l'u (9 Spring. S•lada! ·11 .· � 1-1.. -. PULL 39c , Larg� Shrimp �:. _ .. 6$c �' · 2 !. ¥· ...... Shrimp �:! ' Fresh Smelts :!nix; ,,.." ., l9c: Perch Fillets �=- -- .. $-$¢ 4c::.. · ',.... , .. · . 111. := . SSc ,. -,S£lf'QQ,P .. Pl lllilt"1 Pork Chops. · . qt•. · T,., " . Sliced Bacon ' S A1LA D D R fS S l N 6 Cut- U,,. Frying (hicke!M; ;:; Ce1nadja11 �coi,,: -. 45c Ai,IN, II.A.GE \ . , • • p. •- ' l/0 held ' • on,1 �rd Ev<? ....... ..,.� I,; jlio ontlrOo e!IOIIIO, ... •• ...... llloP,,Clb,s;' i# � -...,,• bJ Y T� lliiof, /l ....... " .,,;Gu, Cladi;e ' ,. ayed ''SoNtinl" , II Ctrtle . Rettaunfiff �W � 1 llll'l1,J:1d.. • o. on Ille Jll"lilflm bonored put matrm for ltio .· , of �d• and' ,' �lll "rl...i. ' ''Hllnter'1 Soq" , ; A · tlae 'dooe of � riieet111f, .,., . -· •v ,tti"Y,KaUw!Wil>• 11iio(liilf. ='-Jile' . -6 "11d I .. · � ' � IM,' · bra.. quorlel ' ... tnunpela, I trombone .. , 1artaa ..., "Some . En· .... .,, .._ « ., � :;;.i �� � � Dt,! Au( -� Ii � •· . Fair )My t, q• "Vl�Amold! ' , 111'.• ,... their .... d . , -.. st� , •L. L, .J!oi1afl;. ' .- > ' - , j�� ter. ji. Fresh. Fryers C Al.::· 1!1:l!';i! -"' OF BEEfl · J'OA 'J'AS'J!IER SAIADS SERVE J;CONOltllCAl.. �R' ' . .......:::,.;:,;: =,r::. ..... ' ' IOV.-a. . .... c1c .. 45� lb. • SHANK HALF l lllF, WELL TIIIMMED ER· S'flll! SUPER-RIGHT . . , TENO ' ' 45c ' . - -tr-•'!'J•: ,::·ai.-�•t.. ·•-•!iii .'!f qll, "-"• i!ltrodu""1 lhf ,-:M '' 16-oL ••n• PULL IIUTT • • • • :u . s •Ch uck - Stea k 33C t. W. !llcColl!lf Kondq mnlnl II Ult ,.,.... · · ::, � I 1JPi J'i,!orlen, ot""°lll 'fnll,le. �· J' 1'1111 BIIG.T CORNII IN 4 Q�e, Jelly �:; ,... _ 2 2 tc..cmut, Buttel'. mi;��:��11: r ilpellnll!lli.... . . . ,_.. i;,., : . BAKE R- FURN l1UR E Condoalod QU P •. Ann ,... .,.._. �,Y . ' • ~·· . &AD' Y ' · · IIN-& Raisin Cookies �::., �- :: 33c Yellow . Popcorn ::., 2 ��- 19c 6 59 s • urinf Ille ooclal boil; a .i.il· ll ty•-:i: ::!";,°!nt,: I llit�: .. ot \IOCal and lnltrUmental e�tt· --· i!''.lfl..f'� �JI�• · � :�, f • NI� �.14.', ·· - ' B � _ ..... Sulla.. nd __ =.'l."1:.tt.cl"l1l.i�'I: ::�.;•��,:,t:-,n I ltll HAI.F ROAST IHL 45 •�' Sui11n�� D___;, W,1 . por 1c C a..nd 4 ' .... �ns A&P 16-oL n h ra Anlbol!t' ,r,1 • 10 "'b:;: FULL WNOJ� LM!t . A&P SUPE R-RIGHT . . . Wl!LL TRIMMIU> •rh ••mtor .,_ A ROI.L ...,..I,.�•-r.- '--:� "-;t:1:0� Tea B�g-$:· :"�� � . ar,. ' Al.II MEAT Al,P SUPER-RIGHT . . . 29c ' lie•«�: 'nrit •...,,.. 21/oc Pkg, of 12 . l (.. c 9 .. 4 • 1. 49' lb. •· • •· A'& P SUPIR-RIGHT . . . IICINLISI Stuffed Olives !:::.;· --- 49c lonm Lima Beans 4 '� 45c 110ptist ... meets T �t t·- aum.. WUU, · f• ,•� Groun,d Wein ers Smoked Ha m_ Jgne Parker SAN DW I C H ROLLS ·-.-• or ,_ .11- �-{�\u�h! =1:. ·•· $1 ••,, :, pt.-(111-.J �. . •.$Ml '; ' '}. n,,Hn1 tli& u,.-. �!!llf. fl ,W, r.11!\, lf!:I• l!f.X � ' , , School th, f4elil' , . � HIii' lit, S2ft Mlter,lla,sttrto ·ilfw tm.22 ' r... . �� C- �f'u-�&�--�'(O,,..,M.rl/ .... f'cut 1'Bl..lCIOVS SANDWKIIES SERVE ,'114 ���•L�<11.·ttt• �u ·� ���­ -. 1► 1J1t, -""" 11oo1.... be- Dario- 1111- 1od1 Vlcld ,l'etty. . ;esenll tro'gram · - t Midcflepoit . .. $1.15 1111111 E A1111,11· ,_ Ntw �- V 1 . - apq, t,a,. . . ..,. ,. . •-,;rl'l' SB,.J,H8 •• 211.,s 111....,.x stin. •• '"�"· .....,.,, Fre&rl-h ••• Now $Ut. R• IGclfalilllt ktNrits lew 2 111 21c r 1' tNIJD . , •• • 1 Pac � :...1--. · . �f flower, were used In prayer bJ :Mn. �Uono. ,,,.,, ''°"'· TO,lS • . . . . ,, • FNIM ua�aa ...... ' • J..t -. Dk . ls . ... . . . . . . . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �.: . � ,m· e w�llblb= �%.ii�� � : ► ••-llfi _ _,,,,�rt . _ � ri,IP:ld . at tha. tOffu 11rYt. �-�JitGEI WASHERS . , . . f;._ $31.D '4. · QMA1lC· WASHIRS ·. F,oni .,A 11w. . . �-l�H . . . . . . . . . . '"'"'.. '4-i.9 LJ , c o. · Reod ,..,x Goeg 1 em Tbe,��,.,ce •-��OIi• ¥--..1 - � ..,. oo tlien TI\ADB IN BAIWAlNS. Ol'f r.weQtt 'llr,. ' Dellv- LL OF _ YAL A MAY" PO • ' '"""'..,,ila. •�;f ot 'a ooiitilce � .I!"' 111 more ,_, f« <titonti.., q­ , ��,.;_ iii� !I. �at•,I_ l. .Jlil.al\'�L �•,.J�-l_flill-11 I ....... -ii..-r£ lf�r--�� L IY'lc'el A,t $ 0111,e Solid Maple Bedroom Suitea f ' \ �«:, 11.rt. � he. , •� L '' Contl'ibutlono of $25 1<r the 1 1111 h,y Introducing Rev. John Bl• _..i who tJVe the opening pray- lµlhy sue While !\Ind Iii«' "' each to CAR!:' and· th• Sodoty of Of/ Crippled . chlldten were !llld• · Thi tr, uurer reported a balance When the Biu.gti_t:en ot·Rutb C!au '38.31. Mrs. Howard lohnson ol of· tbe United· 11,tbod)st Churdl Racine PTA, gave a report on met Monday �on at the Southeast Dtatrlct �onference home of Mine■ Augusta, :tucretla t < 1t Marietta, May · · JS . ahd A"ila Genhelmef' !lulberry· fflNn for the coming YW .Ave �MJ.u4a: Prt&Jdcl'!t, Mrs. WIiiiam Mrs. Qeorp. JoachJm, .preiddent• t,i,vnle, Racine unit; . vice presl• dl;lt.,_ � Howard Fre<!�er, Ch,s. :w11 in charge. of �e meeting. with devotions ii': secreiar,-, Mrs. Rex E. She ne- whicH opened er, 1 11,1 by Mrsi Geoqe•· Pirbr, whQ. d, SRleDl, Center, and t �Sfl' ,!lad lot • !11111111 a � •.,,. ;; K\llf.1,.,..,..- '. - t eredi' tb n)ll; )pitit•�� • ' ·· inent wom, 'file toJiow.in& commit(ee1 'Were c,ill by ,namln !IJ")lnted by Mt-a. nownif':· BY· an of the Bifi!I!. Mrs. Jacob �: Mrs. Howard Johnson, Ra- Gloeckner •u ftleomed back, unit; Mre. Harold Ebersbach, Into the cla11 after •n abaence of �--- SU,pl'I Run, and Mn. Ro- JD•ny month1 due. to, il1-- , Ai round robin letter was sent to � illeede, Portland unit. /l'he Audltlnl Committee, Mra. ·Mn. Robert warner a patient ll Grueser, Syracu1e 1.111it, Holft!l' H01Plt■I. Durlnc the soclal hour, PQeJDI RQuah and Mn� HQWar 4 �bach. reported the books In relating to Mother, were rtad by nee and the committee was di11- Miu Lucretia Genheimer, Mrs. �&ed. . Joachim and Ml'8. llleha:Nt Oamp­ � · bell, after which a d essert course singgroup led il(n. :Rnv Tracy with Mrs. Ruth Ebenbach it was served by the holte.ues. The June meeting will be beld mpanist. fl. JI:. S. Sherow, Athens, w11 at the home of Mt1. Albert Al­ i-11e for the Achievement �anl. . ard, M;ioenvUle. mmended all units on good • ' · II of r� and J>Ointod, o\11 ·n, - ., 1QS:, lllat ahould not be done " h a. - A unll. Mrs. Shero• and er - � �- : .1, UeSu(ly mlttee awardod llrsl to Port. will ..Jib honorable menHJIII ..a. U­ .. lo the. Letart Falis and Ila- , 11 · ofPIQ �L Jiff. Robert 'Il1o Heartlw\o!lf Cluo, of Ill, - tlie-award for the Po · d 1!,apff,11 Cliu"lh, itldilt;oi:t. �,:,: eveniri,: 1t the home Tuesdaymet ' .. _._ _.,_ e �ntvenlty Parent Education of Mr. and Mn. Paul Smart with lllltoi> lti,o;I,. ' a■: __. �at lllustlnil'lm Coll•D, , ","1"'• I' and� tbe N'attonal Cua• leader. · UOII 11 Philadelphia M ,y 22-2:1 Harold Hubbard prealdont of 1nn0Uncod. . � c!a10; ......... lhe' l!tffllnl •·• lloll"qll of unltl showecUS8-·per- llDa feporb· oil-\lk!, \wotk . w.hleh doll!( 11 plwfent. The Lellrt Fal.8 PTA memben of ·111t c1aN to Ille October meetln1 111• ��� i 1'JI'• (l"-'1- 'n1I ffl!IP ; .,,.. 1noet1n1 ljllotlrned lo . Ibo pjjllfflid'r ll> � ..:., 18 and' 2G I w. of. · Ciie M Y X - -. r i,,nr, Porn · Yeaterd11y'• C:ryptoqu(lf,r : OH MOTHER OF A MIOll'lT RACE. Y ll:'l' LOVEJ.. Y lN THY" YOUTHFUL ORA.Clll­ UIANT, a - If rt CO UIO, Kini J".. lW'• lfldk•t4, . -· I ljtost County-Wide ;Methocfist CT<tSi ¢oun<ir Sessi,on, . The : PorUa,,d PTA wa, ho,,t to A _ ... L...,.,. l"' 1111 -.,. m..tinli of the !ilelp ,c , · ontr1' 1111,1 ��nty !:ououcil o f PTA',. Mrs. _.J ihl y Sue FUna�ll•m DQwnie opened the me�t• , Ka t. O N M P D X N• w.,- I - · IT PTA nb.....on.J �I � , DAILY ORYP?OQUOTE - Hon,'1 ho• to work It: A X: Y D L B A A. X. R la L O N G l' II L "L O W One letter 11lmply 1tA.ndl tor another. In U\11 1ample A t« u■ed tor th• three L'1, X tor the two O'lt, 11t0. Single letter•, apos­ traphH, the length an d formation of the word1 are an hlotl. liaoh day lh• code lettera: are dltf'erent. C . . .. l .l • . .' 1 a ll »OD = ., 11.n. Nellie Brown, o�!�inl t"""...., -"41hf,. ' maii.Jli, 1 � P ,i 1 � for Jolln O. ,Marlhall Colles:e. pretldenl ol the Xi G1mn11a M11 cuse P1'A wn lleld 'PMldi)' nlc)ll nia:ht priff reaulted °'tW�l!'Critteatt,- 1H In Lab Oo'llnl,- llem• I c ntumed �rd'i �er. Mat. C., ney werp Ruill 011mm, Lelatt, I Chapter ol the Beta Sigma Phi So- with pretldept Irene G_nlleRr pre. reom• -:lf Mr Wolle1 �- Wingett � ll ollfii ta l,. 'l).,t7, .,. ei:ie -.tld from the. Ewin,: hoae Swlday br Columbu1 nurn of tel- 8 program which,, il, Lo meetma: lheir over teadtn&. presided Holme, Rev. tlle and llidinC rorth" ' Both Hoe:tiett. u MC.'Coy, b,ce Mn. and and . J 1 z , aP,1 Salurda y a p. m . w th ' fr11111 lffr• the, we1,111 att0mpan• � c · 'bers. of' Pomeroy Htgh ttif Rev. Waldo J Bartell1 p11k,r i1r!1 are freahmen at Manhall. Tut9day when th� met at the l a pnya. . by their 1randton J�f Webb theied for h.uteue1 Teachers were the mttalled �lc He�eu:v iCCOlllWl •I� Hall and , oC the. Fodlra,ed. ·ohUl'U ofllctai- M.iN Gfimai la a &raduate ol. DA:V · 1 a •ill 1pend a few weab With u who refl'Nft.neet■. served and �:yq,n r�. 1 U'umP!llt Wa lwlla W1h School while Mia& ewp omcer1 for the comins year. _ Re1 1 r � WII eond.ueted month , Q(tif¥1 lair Ula, !¥a,IQ& ye.a,a: irl1, Whllt re('lrperatU11 from C o c Morr1,�,m Mn are teacben Other u tht\' t �ttonaa �r htdin1 m n '.� �ehnn1 accomp,a led! ' M.cCqy ii a araAual.e of Point- ' The ritu1!11tie installation wu . er 8 - 1 1itt.alled " b_J ittayOJ Charl• cer 111d Relip,,u9 P..dllt'ation h. n.dl. Mn. Barnes and Mlu Ctrcle pneumonia. oH\, outgoina: the .1,e.,.. .-d • ' l"4-ed: �e� with BIid a 4.\Ullber '"Bu rial w11 ln �ech Grove. Cem- Plet111at Ula:h School. oo.«ucted _.. -- - - ---. -- � \roabone quartet, Ri,rth An . Mir• Ch 1 " .Partltip.ali n&- New officer, in- l Me mben of Che audltlna: eenunJta;;ia prtliaen,t., .e�rf IUl.d P.aJlibe.a,:etJ were Jim- ------ ---Neut, �IT)' ted were appoin e te fi� Elsie .. Arnold, Dorolbi ·""• Ger ' · · �--· ieqet.l,ry.. 111ie OWen, Earl Holtman. Eliaa C?he■ter Pa.: Paul Gint er ent, Mn Joyce llrt:d were: presid and h ., ;a.ud tr,as-, - Jte.ut,:. Lawrence Gin- :Mrs. 1'�811. Allman Charl and J.ennJfer LQl;lse. KflJ\nedy: Mrs. Norma A.mabary , chalr,uan; A4!;1'8 Norr11 Ind Ann 4 ·, �.; " ��� � ; eston 1 an a.1d y; �- Mary SauvaJe. ac.ar, � nt.her. W. Va.; Mr. and Mr� George Ler'. re�i n&: &ecretar , r,r. -•her. of next year•,�·flnt fflll� lltei-1 i':ndp ndine correspo on, rs aecretn,tall1Uon e4! officers WAI held : b 1 ch a �uti of ton for the ner, Mn. Jam• 'MoKmghl and a llld wi , , €omi111 boa · were greeted with a poem. fibi vi. W¥ 1 J 8116 . a M e e y n �� Al. Mui, '' by Nixon Wa&er, refrei hJnenta , ntcl , l, � 1'� ..,.vl�es were r. and Mn. Ja me, lln. Elizaba,b Gruner, Hartford, l � nd l�1, treu- w1lh Kaihlten "••Ill m ch■rtt, , Layiog down a drlveRuo ifOUp. 1'te ta)>le wu attne -Ai,nt!'leii....-._ Geere• and Phil l'\. Va . ; Mrs. Adam McKnight, Uref. Mrs. Sara Gibbs, "ice prt!;tl- Installed were Kathryn en.-, ....,. ah and read . by Mn. Tnmpkim. and tt nd unable was to dent, n � JdeJJ t · Irene Gl'\IUel'i t'in£ vkt• Uvo. 'tll.Uh whl.tf ecww and, ce � :jii, Oineiaaul; Mr and Mn Geo - HuqtinltGD. _ Va.- Mn Hertcbfl w,ry? See UI for your r _ ..t _ / will be installed at a lat.er meeting. 1 E,th� Syl Wstet 2nd viee · Ellhei · .'. 9UID1i the , bulinCN seai.on, a wlth 1-1 •rr��t . s 1Qf41;& -+ ku.11:t!iy, .._ her. h Jenti �nd . John , ..Nprri and Mr Mn n and ' • ._,-1- wu made: on the. ulea t u:1 fl�� v(I� C&Qdles: m cry11,al , !M G best value- in readY- · n ary, IIQd Mr•- Emma Powe ll; ·W"oltt, Letart F1 ll••. M r. and M11· 1 I>Uring the builneu me.etina t lN. · � cJ.aili.but, Wl.. \ta.; Mr. a ncl · Mr,. Roi Ho � , Mr. aDd Mrs. Ber- ,roup decided to conduct the Can- M . KeMldJ, Mn. Petrl Welker, , n;,,ps conteat which was w.oiJ. 1,yi holilers. on e,lth,el, sillie. n mixed concrete. · _______ 'll"rliU: '- flfth �&de. A party will � Mae , Smith �Id :tw'J■ g -:,nc �Mn. Fred a Hart, I ce_r Drive in the re1identiaJ dis- Mn. Velma Rue and Mn. Ann C!VJID ibe wtnn,er P'rtday aftemoon �•a ,Lr C-, h , ave11 a. w, · trict of Pomeroy on May 22 with Rupe. '"nut •nd c hn. ery w hen specified· \ bf · room mothers, Mn. Sidpey .\i:llf. -l'..Q.UY� Ai.on,- Jlmmi&- Owen and 1 d. , Mf. and Mrs. H� Staats, Mr. I Mn. fhyl Mullen, chairman of the �am headed h)' Sptncer and Mn. Russell Moore. l and Mrs. StaRley StaaUI, Faye j Mtronty aervice committee H • �lilt •� Ol�aH, �.Ji--.1:.. J fflllJJA-1,1, serve a potWill 81IIOD . � , Mr, ' The attendance banner wa11 11110 Hoffman and Mrs. Lleu!o Roush, chairman o( the day. V113 ""' ' T, '. · -: � !ilia� y;· next meetin,. the at ..&: Lt:; d�nner � luck Beaver, woh 'by the flfth grade tautht by) � rt, Va.; ta Edward w�U which n tio n conve slale The Stiles ,and I � � :� Mr St g Fr�nlc Ginther, �iddleport ; and . be held on . June 3, 4, 15, was d 11.JGCJeq; l!!fdcPepori l#f. cl9ae ol the bulln• Mn. Ralph Spen cer. At WY�Z..S!84 Phlme · e CMn.U Youn td'8,te , Gifl i Sceut ·, a�4 La�llt, , · t w 1 were served I retreshmentJ metli11a: alBrigb- Mr. a nd Mrs. Daniel f(offman, son cullied representatives and i . :e• ed. l · 11 P" hj,hei . ,Patrol boys, Willard Durst, La n· TrThf. �· ---" I t r rq_µ. . t n, a. ' rs M ldr 1 tan ding from th.is chapter will oe to )tn. llildre6 Karr. kl I · 00• e, l\o- and dtiuJh ter, The Plains . , ny Tyo, Chr!stop_hef To1npkins1 · chool s · . ._1, m:ri·na- -:'ond�y after 1 Char1es Mathews, Dick W�rry amt th8 '3.lle•� .,,..,•,eb -with t-· """ · ,,,,, -A., Jlaut-, ""'""' 1P� Smith were recogruzed aDO leadetJ ¥•�- � COAde- '1di Cina certHie�tes and bada:es by' , r (y�lef of Police Jed Webster. TheY tM • Ro¥ fettt and l'&' IP'll• p t. : reA11D wllJ. 1-eeeieve trophies later. Terry Fult.i. pruttt,nt, GF'd' 1 teachers, Ralph Spe ncer, , The _ e t h l'n.eetlng with the. GlrJ 81:lmt Mn. Relph Spencer, Y iss Gene- pfomiae, The repOtt of the. seer,, ..e,. $ol>art, Mra. Charles Lewi■; nlve. n by CYnthia Conde. tary W"'• ,w ., IUN. lbrr Virginia Reibel and a nblth ;:' �! I M i• Ftfi e Erlewine, were intro, D,al't E� wee-. w cl\,tirmlJill, mea g� cllieed and each was ·presented a The girl! were told. IQ ..ioc1 • . &Jft. G1·1ta were a1so g1v� n �o Mn: pro ct to b'.�ln ttie lee@di c11.M ' Nolan Swackhamer, mu11c matrucra t Glr . p,l)rlnll\C to •nt:P,l . P tori Mn. Ralph C. Zundel, Relig. 11o rt 0 s t t kll hi.l .pi Y I\ i -�..-..,,_. � JODI Education instructor· SupL eveq t.r• lo, Ill.Ml. i> fm>I ol, �,-; Gibbs and Austin PhilliPl, . , tlje Saero,I � cbiJNb ,1 1 . , 111- , and 11/,0!fl bavi,. ,. �l'Ql)aJ Oil t Jt!!i ¥ 0<: ttltl, llfltAII, ..... �llP poeni, a read 1(n. Tompkins 1 11 �plh," by lane A. �ler, aa a , llefl'eshmbtl wtff ee"ed� bf; �ll, fliro,lull lo mothers of "'"' i;,ade Jtno!l,r A&P SUPER-RIGHT . , . 100% l'URl 11(.ilNI. .-.. � l\l' lilo,<t tr',i W, · Co leave n p,.114.w� will t o � lo enter Junior Hia]1. School'. :-cl je<I'. il � Ille. ftkl,d,l)lip' circle. JI JR l>OWI'( l . Mecl!eva.J talell A Orypto1,uq Quotatl111t � -f:'19:�- . DI.AMON DS · · 11, Prit9:l49;9a • and Support for Yoor At The- Primary Uection l•n· . South Chester P'•i"1Ct �- '! ' :.1'1,..•:;I i.as ,!!' Specidl For Graduates. ·_ · vaa-,ter • . � Ladies Diamond Solitaire. Wbite Gold Mounting. Regular ■.- · DA I LY C R O S S WORD • ,._ i .� �kland •" ' • c!��r,. ;a , t>atly- Stm11nfl. Peinerey'111d�eport, e.,,11a,-M, ite• • Syracuse PTA 1 :�:.-i.::i· hlltonan; •nd Jean Neue, Yi,ii In Pol.nnr,llk Install s New . Mr and Mn .__,_ Webb were T•••"--� o,I Wl'f4 o[. tuu, Nlo,...,llllo, � '11, ' ,t,II ""' qjt rs IC e · eu-111119 · pros:ram Wltn .a f1 m o• f.a.nnfflll. T � ·"T ()ff' �Mn- Marj orie Jo.l).ntoa wllo 11 The la,t n:teetinl of the s,,a. A tlWJe: "ll tit lor- u., New So rority T��':.!.'::" were Offic'e rs Seated amon1 eleven new actives rek c,nllt n,mod lo SodeUe,, Wo,n. T Ue5du7 CTefflng c... • •'• Indo-•••nt A oe• ,. •t I Mama tlm 'Named Attend Ginther tral PTA Holds Final Meeting Of Saturday . School Year At School Monday Evening Rites • I: •t meeUn of tb.c year Monda ,4' tt.. e Central PTA h",J ':f 11Wl"9 , Chape I ' � e, •• •h I p , · � ., ..� -• · ', ; . c......- - YINno · � . . Artl!Jt 111r ---i • 11--. .,, • '-J· -� ....f Gnap.rtvit. ;:;;.:•� . ••• a.-=- � - a� •14'1' o�-,... . ' . - ,,__ AIP .. � tll!!t,-.ld8R ""11'11> Wllo!o Kor, , ftd 5 1::,tt,00 ' 7 11- AOO cono T I' �. ....... , ..., . . 7I n • • t rua11•0HI I I I ll SIZII IUZILIIZIJ F · -···--·-·· !--�: s��-OOM 1 WANT ADS -·- - ·.,•· . _ � . . · -· 0 wANrm Home Economics Display, Style �we, Many - �7::��.r.i� l�:!./�� Art"It1 es Of Boys Ar ts EXbib"It d 1 At RutIand Apply In Person I WAITRESS Ho us"E on Roule 33, 1 2 mllea north of bio 0 B ;;:.,:'. �bl� ':- ��. i n pom11tto1, Va., ,pent the weell: wi::�• hi, ,i,ter, Mr oDd !Ir•. . , I POB C9N818T1HT DEPENDAIILB BEIIULTS BATES I NDtl per word. · • ...-ct-. llinimum et,.,._ - 80 QIID.., .... ... L ltoee1z , ......::;n:UIJC!!!:fftr';'f'r::: I • 4 Dally Sentlne� Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 11, 1$60 • •• .... 1 I Z The last meeting ot the a.boo! 11:raders, b:! 11chers and parent& 1n and rostrum by We5ley Sisson; n. Bu el Ridenour, Mrs. Guy TifR.EE COMP� ROOMS OF merfie ld, Mra. Letha Koblentz year for the Northweatern PTA the late summe.-. Tbe attendance End table& 11nd Smoking stand by al l new furniture at lngel's At The was tleld Monday evening at the banner wa.s won by Mrs, Martha Dick Du1■n. . Pau l Baer, Mrs. Wyatt Chad­ Furniture. Include• 2 pleee liv• Ru tland gym at 8. The meeting Chapman's class. Record cabinet by David Pierce w , Mrs. Horace Karr and Mrs. ing room suite, 3 matching tathanked LUCiiS Mrs. ! numbers vocal by opened was e offictn: th by and clg■reu.e holder by Roy Holter attended the di1trict Bowl lamps, matching piece bles, 2 4 • cen.. per word for Uane COZPaM:llltlve Iwttona.. 10 senior gir ls who have studied and members for th eir co-opera• L:awrence Smith; Jewel bo:r.es b} g11rden c l ub meeting at Logan. bedroom suite, intenprlng mat· IIPO<W - ooo 30 - por .....s. past year and Joe Stafford and Darron Key11; music at lh e Rut l and school !or lion during lhe Fred Rice spent a Sunday wlth lrc:s.s and box 1prlng, bed 1prl"ad, Full nle o! 3 eonta per word ..W. be � fer l4vertiJIDc EV 12 years under Mn. Ethel Chap• then turned the meeting over to Lamps by Darroll Smith, Waid Mr. 11nd Mrs. L. L. Roof of Dela• 2 dre11ser lamps, Hotpoinl rel,jj). If .... pold wlWll 10 'WI Iller man. The girf8 introduced them- the program Chairman, Mra. liar- Nelson and Robert JeHe. Ware. frigerator, gas range, 7 piece I - ta Ad..ninc - 6bould be - tmmocU1"'11. Tho l d Sauer. o of told and plans selves their I ==='."' tn­ exhibits nior e S and Junior ======== and e set, piec 32 dinette dinner E . J. Nunna lly has accepted em­ Duly SmtiDel will oot. be rwpoaabJe ffW mon than one incor-­ for the fulure . The theme oI lhe program for r:luded : Cedar ch est by Jimmy ployment In Co l umbus. n'll:f'ffl ware. These 3 rooms of fumi• 1 ( 81 E,n _ · P 0V Inc l uded on the program were the evening wu "Strengthen the Griffith and Marlin Goff; Gun lure were not picked up afler a -.r.l of. 'lhanb ud ISfecW Nof�lt ol ltv1.'Qt. Sl.UO. Obituane1 's a Grand Night for Singing'', Home through Vocational Guid• r1teks by Larry Morris and Char les Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Porn• ·•1t The made. w111 payment down P1Mlililbld It l Milt per wotd. recentl y visited Mn. Lona roy e " ance.'' Ohio'·, Mill d l O "Beautiful Barrett; Hall tree by Tom Cha-fin. 11avings can be yours. No down i ------ -- WORDS 1 DAY I DAYS C DAYS I MO. Roecher. e introduc Sauer Mrs. OR HOUR THE DY HOUSEWORK " Jan Mr1. d way&", l "A You Stream", e Lov I son l Ne e Wayn by cas'?I Book Just pay. to months 36 payment, 15 '4-l!O ••.ae 110o IClc the day. Phone WY2·2482. Truly" "Some .vh ere a Voice Iii Burleson, home economics .in• and Waid Nicholson; End tables pay the balance or $8.50 a week. $6. 00 •1.ao •1 .20 9Do Ill Mr. a,nd Mrs. llaymond Elberfeld 5-I0-3tc Calling", "Prayer Perfect" and struclor who introduced Jane by Larry SmiLh ; Night stands by (urnilure of worth $899 1s Here '7.l!O tz.,:t 1le 36 and son, Mike, spent the weekend the "Rutland H!gh School Song" Parsons, .i .sophomore who Wat Herbert Grate and Harold Mc­ for only $689. Phone WY 2-26�. with his parents. Columbus in by 10 A.II. will be Ln lll&I cloy·, ,-per. Adi with the audience joining the the nam1tor for the style revue Kentie; Coffee tables by David � 1 1 3tc Mr. aud Mrs. Phillip Boyles which followed, Be.fore the re- Martin, Roy Cremeans and Jim­ girls. . l!R CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· lh e group were gan dra v1u, M 1s.s G 1rJs Ill parsons presented Mn. mie George; Sewing cabinet b)' 8penL the weekend in Dayton with ' SATUHDA y· Watch ror the walk· ¥Ir. and Mrs. Carl Watson. atioo service, J.1ck'1 Retri1era - ·1· I 11·IS, J UdY SI awt er, J oan wood • Bur J eson w i· th a corsage on l)e. Jim Hobstetter; Toy Dage by of in<le Shoe Box on the ,•·eels w tlon, New Hav en. Pbone TI/ aru, .. M ar1or1e · · th e H ome .,...onomics stu• Frank Bal le ngee; Toy ah eU b), a �I tf h b p o D ldd y orol Y, r Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther and ( ) Notices Midd leport and YOU may re• 37. Q-2S·ll Hysell, Rose Jacks, lune Searles, dents. Larry Bolin; Lamp by Cecil Nel­ Jack Yisiled with Mrs. Effie Wat• 2" ceive I pair of complimentary u. Miss Parsons revi ewed the past son. La son •• Priddy, Patricia Young � 11164 OLDSMOBILE SuPER 88 4 TUMITa AND son. Tuppers Plains, Sunday. 1. ?. McCOY s. KilYelle&. The Shoe Box,. Mid• work of the Ho. Ee. departyear's They Ferrell. yn .iro d an 1 c e wer l,J P•ln.. p,... I��::� IMurFl1h trap by car e l ndab e p e I>oor. A &ood d Rob ert Long; Tac­ AUCTIONIIR dleporl. :ltc li 1 1 Mr. and Mra. Virgil Wood, Ath• accompanied -by Mrs. Chapman. ment and then presented the fol- kle rack by Michael Kina: and . N �y Nolloftw.._ th11t i1 worth much more money. - . It..,._ 2,, LOftl Bottorr-# 1 ..,h.._ called on Mr. ,11nd Mrs. Mar• ns, e l gir lowing Eloise Jor dothing ing l mode s sing to d e plann r e Muss ,... A. ....... 'lt1Hoi, WY2Charles Sigman; Bowls by Cecil Famous VlB Ro.:k el engine with THOROUG�lHRED BOltDER COLwith the group but was ill and school, ch urch .and trav el w�ar. Nelson; Jewel box by Roy Cre­ ion Wood, Sunday. hydramatlc Super Driv e. Here's LIE pupa. Ready to go. The best 2N6. --· --- The setting for thii was a srnall means; Che1t of drawers by Ri­ 'MiH Joan Frost is visiting her in the slate. Phone W I 9-36'0. GRAVELY nACTOR SA.L I AND unable to attend. 1our chance to step u p to an IIIDO!.iroRr FIIIB rvlu. er, Mrs. Betty Myers, in Colum­ sist 512 I. Mehr, PonMro,. h The busin e ss me mode e ting l of school room and was cona white chard Rife and Checker board by I Olds at the right price. Karr & 5 1 1 3tc SIie, 11\�y.. ment AuctJon Phone WY24975. "tll f dueled by the president, Mn. lli· fence through which artificial Paul Browning. bus. Vanzandt, Pomeroy, 0. �·10.3tc --- ----... May 14, Ewin• BulJdi.bl' oa the LE rll rnn � p. m. untll Ji,n• 1 . S.luman: chard Lucas and Mr11. Harvey flowers entwin ed. Also -on display w ere setera l ENCH OT· R Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush and T in lllddloP9fl. � Uld 10,7 FORD CUSTOM $1 195. Club DOU B Harold Bnrnhart, Er lewine instal led th e fol lowing Model s were Brenda Turn er pieces of 1ci enc e equiment in DOG machine, neon restaurant Nora Brown, Jackson, spent Mrs. ' Ne• lluchudlM. av.,tl,lni Sedan. Be.autiful light green Ohio. Ph-. Coolv'.lle 3691 , as officera !or the coming year: Sonja Turner, Susie Rathburn the science room. the week end with Mr. and Mr,. lrCIII! Billy <kltt, lo lllcheti flnilh. A Cl/ that's sure to ( sign, gas ranse, electric com· 3-ll-lfc President, Mrs. Carro ll Snowden; Ruth Spangler, Cher)'l Sear les' To con-elude meeting the preuor, booihl, toldin& party 61ok1. Doon open I •· In. Salo pleaae from any ang le , V-a en• Vice Preaident, Mrs, Homer Park- Aliee Crouser, Clara Mae Hysel l: George Dal111, e:a:ecutive head, In­ Guy Summerfield. ____ tabie, 8' long, 1 2 folding chairs ___ ataru 1 1 a. m.. ltefrtabmenta line, automatic drive. Compare er; Secretary, Mrs. Car l Morris Judy Brogan, Drema Birchfield, troduced H elll')I Null Jr., the new _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy spent to match. Ideal for picnics on MUlil.LSR J UR :\ .....,Clli., W lrlN� 1v1lloble •II do y. Cliti Nod· the car-Compare th e price. It and Treasurer, Mrs . Carl Morris. Sandy Sheet., Judy Chafln, Dott principal and ,1so other high the week end in Wooster with Mr. ,.. nL • PP HOUlili. • ll n Arnold 1 the J j wn. Will sell cheap. In· MIiie lord Jr., AucUon..t. can't be be11t. Karr · It v,n A report of the County Council Smith, Roberta Grate, Audis achool teachers. and Mn. Ernest Fisher. . thors, lyracu" Ohl• ,hone quire Marie Steiner, Corner 5·10-3tc Zandt, Pom eroy, o. meetfng was given by M rs. Giles Hite, Vivian Priddy, Joyce Ede ns Mr. Dallas reviewed the success COUNTY WIDE CLA6S MlthNG WY•2-6314. Restaurant, Cheshire, Ohio, or 1 1 -19-tfc: Smith and tentative plans were Vio la M cKnight, Anna Sprouse: or the school this year 11nd h e Sunday, 11,,y 14, 2 p. Ill, at Fre,.e · 1?6f FORD . 6, 4 DOOR STAN• call WY 2·2�. made for a party for the first Martha Brewer, Betty Morris, recogniied several p,rents of dom Gospel Minion, 11)4 }inbb.s, dard lhitt, heater, radio. N eeds 5 1 1 Jtc 'JEL:t\'lSl '.)N RAUlO "-4vn sM.ALi Carolyn Ferrell, June Tillis and high school students from Harri­ on .&11han and StlYtr'&YIIJI i:oad. rnQtor work $250. P.hon e WY2· 1 e e P Otia Ruth Mont&omery. The CClfflfl'l•te MMl• •Shtf'O, sonville. Bro. A.hart, leaderj Rev. Oriffh.h, �-10-.:c 3186. :iPJ>J 1f:,� c� K::�e. ��: ltefreshments or punch and Featuring 'l1hese Famous Names p11Lor of chureh. The PlibUc: I• The second scene oJ the style 2-l-Uc coffee were serv *IVINRU DE - !qr.st in out­ e d by th e tea­ invited. S -II 4te ll08 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. UIID BOATI AND MOTOM HS revue was an outdoor scene wilh chers to a record crowd of 240 boards. •P whff• ...., laot. Motro- CUSTOM. BUll.T KlTLHEN DEencl two girls playlng badmitten and 473 Sycamore St, Middleport . people in the home economics � '.l1he FomOla *SCOTTS P9Ht1n Moton. MO Main ll&Ded fo:'OW'" bo111:i _,.,. eathe fo IIow I ng g1rIs modeled sport& 5-15- I2tp room where Scotts. various Flyinc st., ,..,.,..,,, Phone WY.:UUO. oth e r di.s­ UmdN. hr.nnan aod Abbott. -wear: Mae Lee Edwards, Janet laym o n chi ld d evelopment, sel­ *YELLOW JACKETS -The WE WISH TO TIIANlt QUR '53 CHRYSLER 49,000 ACTUAL 8-(1-tf I Pllunt WY-2-032 1. 11 •2A-tfc Gi11us,e1 Montgomery upper 15.4 Wright, Sandy Litt le and Beverly ection or materials and home finest in Molded Mahoe· nei1hbora and friend• tor their mil es. Mumt sell lh.i� wetlt. lowe e 17.4, .... ,•• 64 fl. ; GalJJ. Bowen. management were irranged. ""'1 Glass Boata. eny acta of llndne.a at the dettb of WY2<1219. c,u alter 6 p. m. ( next The TILIVtllON ltAt,fO AND SMALi polis, upper 19, lower 25 .2, run scene entltl ed "Tea N - 11be Quol­ *CILASTRO L. Jl. H elm, Whitetvllle, Ky. To fH0-3tp AppU1nce r•pelr. Coll Fren.. nin g M ft. Lock 23, 24.3 raisin g .3 For Two'' showed three tilbles J CLEAN USED CJ.R. WILL GONBoat. ty lhe donon of beautiful flowers► Ca,telna, 41 4 N. Seconcl Aft., fl . per hour. All dams are down and male escort, (borrowed from sider a�y make or model. Phone I *FUNLINER 17 FOOTER and a •�Ill thankl to lhe Eic• I...., M 4HI CHEVROLET VB 4 DR. si i_ s tfc river raising about hal f a tenth oi th_e Industrial Arts Department), __ _• _____ _ ldcf _ _ . WY2·673 1. Virgll Teaford, Syr1 'J!he Arisb>cr11t of Boa.la. plorer1 of Poll 270 Hemlock dan. Pomeroy Police Car. Bl,et• 1:1 fool per hour down, Inc l udin g , wi th p11prty dresses being shown cuse. D-10-6tc BOATS-Fish· *FRIELAND GroYe, Ohio, and to the Chrlal­ OI O TV S 5-�6tc tnan, Pom eroy. Lock 16, and about . 2 per hour J n- by Alberta Hawkins escorted by 1 By Clorlce Allon Boats. ffll lan church at Hemlock Grove. �O • "..�c.. ALLU MOOE L S AN """ Kl f Herbert Grate, Osa Turn er eseluding Lock 19, and .3 per ho\J r *FREILAND PONTOON Mrs. Joe Nunnal l y recently en)Ir. and" Mrs. Jamt1 W. Reese Phone WY 2-2255, PorMroy, Ohio from 19 to 23 corted b)' Hiram Slawter Jr terlained the BOAT-For •eisure aBoat. s�wing club 6 1 1 llP ' at her CL ELAND TV •nd APPLl .-, NCE ----- ---- -. Down Rlv�r Boals-Lock 1 0 Arna Ehrenrels escorted by Dl!Vid hom e. The busme!s meetmg . _ B'x.1 0', 8'xl4', 8'xl6" wu S 5 fc IL _ M _ n _ GoO WO T ., o s. w ··o ,c _ K Martin, l He en McKenUe escorted HOUSE, GOOD 3 BEDROOM Lucy Jal'le Lucas, i. : 05 am 7 -4 ; l WE WISH TO EXPREl,S OU ll *WHITIHOUSE BOATS I ' a:- condu d ed by Mrs. Harold Hawk, Ju1t fresh. Rol land Searles, Rut• neighborhood ln or near Porn• ock 13: deep 1ratltud e and appreciation e nner 5 : 10 am, 7-4 ; by Car los McKnig ht, Louise H l Bob B 7 l. esident. M �s, Raym?nd Elberfeld p Fiber e1'as5. atuminum end c-:c:7'" � land. Phone SH 2-4626. eroy. Can giv e good references Lock 23:: Elber Cliff 12 : 10 pm, 3-0 ; ginbotha m escorted by Wesley 8 to our many friend• at tbe death U CT rs. R��hfrd Fick reeeived wood. � � 6tp 1 1 � Sisson and the or Write Pomeroy, <Jt,l.o, P. 0. narrat escorted gif Sy_camore 11 :50 am worlt cla 88, Al or our brother, Vernon E. MIiii, Compl.,o lonlce r SCOOTERS *CUSHMAN --------- - -- Bo;,; e1 Pa! s and e-cr r e ?n:i S . . �· 10-3tc 471, las 5: 50 am, o-0; He le n z , 6 : 10 a. by Roger Biggs. and our mother, Mr1. D. o. Pat• 1)0 YOU PAY CITY PRICES ,·oR Crltt Bradford lram �di iaccept no­ who those W For d e receive th t � The final setting was "Sandman leraon. The many klnde1n!1 ex• Wrltt, PhoM or Contact : m . , 0 -0; Raymond E . Sa lvetti 10 : I O thmg le.M than leadership uied farm machlnen? See Bil l oor p rz.e A essert course was Specials", a �lumber parly with A. C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl., : a. m. 0·12. t,'1ded b)' our nelahbora will served ;O lhose named and �rs. Goodwin and buy at rarm prices. 1ecl *UHO CARS - We .. --: Ga ll ipol is: J . S. Fryber• night wear being modeled by Sue v r U nevU' be forgotten. er i p Eddie Hartung, Slx mtte1 from Wi lkesvi lle. ueed 1n �st very tfte Mrs. only Char� e• Fick, ASIILAND OIL .HAS MOIJERN Mr. and Mn. O. o. Pallerson ge r 10: 10 pm., 16-0 with James D. Ne l son, Dottie Lucas, Joan Wood• Mn. Robert Wood, Mr�. Wallace can,• . 4 28 3Dtc two bay ab.Hon. Good loca tion . 5 l l· ltc Francis in tow: Chas. n . Stephen- ard and Mary Lee. Amberger, Mr_s. John Fick, Mrs . FOR THE BEST DEAL Sandra Pi erce of Lang■ville was and highway locatt1.1:n. Galli· MEXICAN TOM,I,TO PLANTS ARE son 5 ·55 ath 17-5· Lock 23 H e len � layton A llen, Mrs. Henry Ei�hpolls, O. Good opportunity for AROUND! ready and 1everal oth er standard pm, 'o.e: Chandel ie;. 9 pm, awarded the Cedar Chest which mger, Mra. Delm■r Baum, Z, MrSIS had been made by the industrial ,ifbl Pll'lf J:111. J'tlJVroy -.o'ilc varieties. Also rhu!lbarb 11t Its ... TII 8 P.M. Evffll 0oon .,.__ ,,��•t, "Mrs. Either Hayes ar1-Q arts boys, 2167 or Gaiill)Olf, Gtb8on O•ffllS. LOST 16 FT. JOHN 80AT, IIED 'best, to eat and for deep fr eez. • Sl!E eting e m nn:t tt-le Wolf. , COMPLETE JNbU�CE , . . The Freshmen industrial arts G�orge 5.10. atc and Black, 2 oat ;iocb. Got In&. Second House East from 1 wil l be at the home of Mrs . .kobert tectloa. Ufe, Auto, Jl1re, Pollo. had on disp lay detailed home loote Sundl)' qr M�ftdl)'. C■II School house J n Syracuse. Wm. Call Dou llilll. .lflddhtpon. plans, showing not only house W�W!i-3211'7. llobett ll<omlll, H. Holmeii, 5 9 tfc Wt-ck Gandee, Cardmg lo�, f'!­ Olt.1•. plans but each room, the plumb• 6-101!1� ently spent a week end with his c ing, lighting and other detailed HAYI\AKE AND MOWING MACH- FOR kENT-New modern "De­ Tniwportation on Land &: Sea plans. The Freshmen cl ass under sister, Molli e Bookman. INE, 2 way plow1 and on e dl1k lux e" apartmentl. Two and Mr. and Mn. C. N. Jones have 60MM I. Malr\. St, Pomeroy -------- ---- the leadership of the Industrial for Farma ll Tractittr. Mrs. Freda three bedroom,. Eighteen mlle.!l FOR SALE: 9¾ ACRES GOOD I arts teacher, Harold Saut.'r, hl!Ve returned home after being calle_d Phone WY,2-3170 1968 OLDSMOBU.F. 88 2 DOOR · e l le. vi Hurlmon Payne, 3tc electric lant. All p Kaiser lrom 9 ath e d the by a l 1 Pataska his to of fen garage, e, ll ce room ar. I c 2 7 fl 91S. JUI ,tot thlt &o-ao-a:o. been studying mechanical draw. decorated brick, beautiful ly other out bulld�n gs. 6 room go?4 ing. Boys W Ith the VB Rocket en,lne and AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2· partlcipating were p lastered wal la, ti led batha, house. Water m house 10 mm- C loYis Carpenter, Keith Car.son llr■liht 1Uc.k. A real ■harp , 3738. Ca ll after 3 p. m. �-7-6U with tub and 1hower1 compl ete utc drive Crom Pomeroy. Located. Charles Cheadle, J11mes Ferrell, . llltle Old1. One local owner. Youngstown kitch en, with dis• � ml le olf H3 at Wolf Pe11 David Grate, Paul Higginbotham Try it today! Karr 6 VanZ•ndl, HOME RENDERED LARD 1 15 , YOUR CAR MHDI ed e l ectric cllnc�l units, l 90.!ia Crcrk. G. W Spencer, Phono Billy Hill, lb. $10.00. Phone SH2-4877. Pomeroy, 0. 6-1�3lc Richard Hampton, beating ll)'slem, .storm doors WY•2·6ti20. ti 9 6 tp Bi l ly Hysell, Geu l d Jacks, Mi­ �7 .atc --and windows, fire proof doors, - chae l Kitchen, Doyle Kn11ff, Jamee SPECIAL '993. 1906 BUICK and windows, bul ldinil comple. SALE E Long, Danny McDonald, David MODERN FOR FIV . tlanl-Top 2 Door, Sp1rklin1 te ly insulated, front and rear An Exterior Vinyl Latex Paint For room house, iuU ba&ement and Montgom ery, George Perry, Bob­ orlaina l finish. Oynatlow drive. entrances, beautifu lly land11cap• attlc. ASJume balance of 4.4' I by Pope, Olart e& Searles, Allen Blaettnara, Pomeroy. 3-Ute ed, private park-Ing, rent e:w.­ Stucco, Brick, Coner!!• and Asbestos Shingles diroct government loan. Lot 30 Stace, John TilliB, Donald Ward, t remely month. per $80.00 low 19114 FORD CUSTOM va 4 DOOR xlM>. Good neighborhood. Call Larry WE?lls, Keith Wilcox, Hom• THE HAVEN TERRACE A· Your GLIDDEN Dealer Available Through tHO. Need 11 cood work car? or Sfle Freddie Thabet, Mason, er Runion, Jack Wamsley. ' W. Haven, NC'W PARTMENT'S, atniibMI JOll t1D k ,tw W11'D 1'hen buy thl• one. Tire, YOII Exhibits by the Sophomore W, 4-28. tfc V11. Phone TUrner 2-2703 or t,l.ayN yoa'a, DOtbd w:amual -could 10 to C1llfornl1 on rllbt boys included coHee tables by , - SALE SEVEN ROOM HOU 2·1826. I,OR R Paul Pierce, Robert Cremeans, now, Run, 1ood too. VI en&lne, ...., .. )'OUt u,., - hart l:i) :H2·1 9·26-4tc wlth two baths, 1araa:e , waab and Robert Jene, cedU' c:heat by aulom■llc drive. Try il today. �. louJb k&rniq. If oo,, Roule 1 Mlddlepert, Ohio Phone WY-!-3748 hou1e, cellar, larte eorner 10\ Jimmy Hlggy Karr is VanZandt, Pomeroy, O. yow o■r probably- PNda • oom­ ROAD l ocated BUBY io, O in BRAD l Chelf.er, h Oil 0-10-31< APAA.i.'M� 'r& - .iUriuahod and ... .. ... .. ,u., , . . Book Case by Roa:er Rills and plai. trooHnd chK:k and wbNI Route 7. Priced to lf!ll. U inter- Hiram Slawter Jr.· Sewing table uotumiahed . .lldlut9n. Klddl• alipmenL Play It .t.i � • For PREE lnipedloa - Cl- UIN C-- _ eated call or write Paul PoUnf, 2-3-tf port. Phone WY...0286. :,our oar fol- s;mooth � AU MtkN IM M■•II• ES2-K33. Ripley, W. Va. TuL 1 D AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 6 driT!DI. Dri.e. ta kldayl 4-28--tfc: IIIITR-.TAN MOTOU Gilmore'• Sapply Slore room tpartmcmta. A N, Bena:•1, WY-2•2'74 SALE ROUSE Pbone tYY:!1-lffl. 1 1·2-tk OHIY 1own, 11K room,, 4 rtom1 do-.:a, Vaupan'a Bd•rmlnatln& FOUR ROOII HOUSE FOR RENT 19D2 FORD Va 4 noo11 •u,o, 2 up, ap,roxlmately 1 acre 1• Webater Fruit Farm, Luna: Compa117 Beauty 11 more than akin deep vel land excellent well 13 mile■ Boltom, 0., Tel YU.ton '5·8201 . II, Miry� W. Vo, 1n thll 1mooth drlvln• earl You from Pomeroy on State Rout1 0-0-ilc really can't afford t.o PH• thl11 WY•!-%143 Phone 992. Prko '800.06. lnqulro Job up, It will 11ve fOU money. BRAND NEW ZIO ZAG S!CWING Mn, Howell at P&11ton. machine, M1ko1 ·button boles, 6 ROOMS ANV BATH FURNIS!l­ POMEROY, 01110 A 100d one. At a Vtl'7 ' 11-IUO!e . ed 191r&ment. Chr\1tlne &e11 e, all fancy 1t1tcbt11. FuU end I price. Tr)' It-you'll buy it. WY2-3110l. Tel. Phonie Terma. '41'.00. 1 prlee -tp FOR SALE BY OWNER 8 ROQM Karr • VanZandt, Pomeroy, O. D-Mte WY2-2J04. mode.rn , borne, pl111 l1undry room 5-l0-3tc • ' r ' ind 11UUty room, 111 fired hot . __ FIVE KOOII AND BATH FUR­ 1 -. ,.,. -water heallna: l)'ltem, hardwood i' 'IIN MERC UllY nl1hed. Phone WY2-3083. F l:ltchen floors down; buJIUn . • • Sedan. A 1ooJ tellable c:ar. • F 5- IOlte with dish -washer. U lnteft1ted Blaettnar1, Pomtroy. S-5-6tc ge within 2%: Phone \VY2·37'1 1 5-10--Stc Look et tho S-. Look et tho APARTMENT: D ROOMS, BATH. Skirts and Skirts. Washable. Wrinkle and Soll Proof. Shrinka ' 111111 BUICK 11,1911 VI SPECIAL 220'11 E, Main, Phone WY2·246'5 PrieN. 1- ot. tlho S.vktc1. Keg. '2-98 - JUST ',i PRI C E. . . FOR SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE Hard Top 4 Door, One carefW 3tp 1 1 5 bath, basement, 111, cily water owner. Dynanow drive. Jladio and &1r1ce. Localed near brldlt and Heater. BlaeUna11t Pome­ on New end 1JS£D, Look to Before 9:30 A.M. Mason. Wilbert Wtaver, :U.1on. SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN ti-Hie ..,., Mldcfl- WY-2-2Mt 0-HMltp. 5 1 1 6tp town. 12-7 Butternut. ,-,,.., WY-t41tS They are pregold. -Necklace and Bracelet They are real. They ltAUTZ fa D ITOU , priced '6-9�. . At ChNtv y... $4141 WANTED MAN FOR QICNEKAL U.L No. 21, w..,1y, Ohle MAM!I.L ·••vic nATION F ,. ' Ill F offlce , work. Mu.id be able lo MDDllflll S�aUIIIAN H0MII­ lype and should have ,ome /IINIIJ IIP WC11ted on • beautlfully land­ Yellow. -Beautiful Regular price fll,00, Sal­ experlence. bookketpln11 AND TIE BAK . �QLUX VACIJUII CLEAN­ DIY llemd scaped l.8 acre plot. 3- bedrooma · . -· 1 _ • '. ,. _ . . ! ary ablllty. with comen1urate · Stones. er with attachment.I. Lite new, cloaeta, cedar ll&hted lara:tiwith If bltere1ted, -write 1lvln1 re- 1 FOR THE · BEST ROOF AND . . e11h or term ■, Only f,88.00 • built-In .tithen his an abundance repair ■ervlce and roof palntint 1ume of experience to Rich, Phone WYJ.2304. e of R pubUc Steel cablneta w1.th U-tlk an(\ houae l)Ainllna -call Bill ards • Son, Inc., P. O. B01: Formi� tops. Houae b11 mod• . w�;t( Phone WY:1-a?it. &-IIMlt 11-7-«llc _ 447, Pomero1, Ohio. PLANTS �R SALE: SWIET l r , • em bath, · pJ11tered wan., OU:· . etc. Pc�•to ., cent■ per · h11ndrtd; etc., BR.48 S NYLON ESS' SEAMll SLIPS ES BLOU$ nt rro f)oon 1!111 Juli boaemenl. ' · Tomato and cabbi&e, 75 ant.a w ANTED FARII HAND ICXPER· fs fi · 28' with ornamental " VtJu.ea. to , per huach;e4 or 10 ctnll per And under· 1,n..d In iron ramna. c.U for an JAppolnt­ do,en; Peppeta, Ea• Planl, 1t1nd modern mach�nor,. Good LUNIS-IDIPSOH lNSuB,.N¢a I mont to ... 1h11 ,..,.pUonllly . ',i Toll Pltkup -1 S,,,,ul IOd C1ullfloW• IIIUII be lurntallod. A,onu, llloJlellOrl. Fin, .blfln� -•H•hullt' home. 116,000.00. Boord, .,. II centa I d... II. W11•·� worklnl eoncUUon1 mobU•• lond1:, Phont WY,i.: "'NIW NAVIN - 4-room rnddem Orilll>II oil l!IO Wl1 end , reel 11._, JI.Hie .ill be \llacu- on ln..low E:zacUy one: hundred: �ss than wholesale. home, bath and. ba11ement, bwl· .- job, - ..,..., 1oo11. ' IIOI., • Ladles Belts. Plain ud ·Tarm, Broolulale applicant. of heat, automatic noors, ••� SHOES GYII BOYS Bl.ACK Vilues To ' l'ffVIIII 11-lGlltp Wollllon, Oblo, !IL I. 1lono . windows and doors. Situ• ,; Ir, to 1oe. st.., I eulblon IOlt ( ' i .. • 'ated In excellent neiJ:hborhood 111111 bof• 7·11, lo bl1 bot< I, near Jrade 1th01JI. $12,000.00. tennlo Ollfordo lllUlllAL - 3 acres, a.room frame eulblen !Mole. llod·Blu• •1.00. home, partial - buemtnt, coal fW'­ 'lll•- Sb00 .... 11� nace. '3800.00. CUCKLaR laALTY JIM IIOUllt, SEWING l;l..ECTRIC SINQER 'tll•chlM IIOllild bobbin In ex,· . Miw MYIN,. 'W,- 'V,.,. Phone con..1 eondlllon Tll 'MIQ l'MONI . ' . 1 11 11< IMlo WD-. •, -Ila• ,_,od I ·-•1nc ._._ GREEN GABLES Sta... Route 7 I I ••.ao I Wonted (20 ) Business Services PHONE WY-1-21 57 ( 8 ) Auto So es a. .oirAiii ------� � (2) Card of Thar,� - ■ - --- o.,.,, -- .__..,u� I ■ a. =--==---- --·· -- 1 1 ) Wanted To Buy (91 Far Solo 1 1 2) Wanted to Rent ----:A ••"• �-N10- I 1 3 ) F9r Lease --- 1 8 ) Auto Sol11s -- --·---- .... ... ......,.•.-..,..... TDOOR -- -�-- l . ,.., .'"'' �--�P..IGi I -,-ifii $7.50 =·;;;;;, ---_=--,---;;.;•-s'"'·_ ..... _. ... .....,_ POM-�OY MOTOR,CO. SKI RTS -----dlleyln1. ,.,,Nil.. w. v1. -·-- ��---�-- ...... __ I ••.1t. �•• 1M"" lnrJ um Eaatern patrom of the a.ehool _on dilpl1y Frida)' will 1ee all ' J nl&ht. Industrial .Arts, or what used to The exhibit te ■w haored by Mrs, be cal led "manual training" a Avice Freeker o( the Home Eco­ generation ago, ii much farther ad• nomic1 Depattment and by ,\ntho­ 1 vanced in high schools of thete ny Gennette of the lnduatrial Artl : 1 Departm ell,l and the 1tudent1 of 1960'9 than 25 yean aco. studenta Th� moat modem equipment 11 the two departments. 'l"he · have many exhiblta to put on u■ed in ahop, today whue teen- d iaplay. ag en learn how to do unuaua lly lndvdod 1ft tM ,vuln,'• pr• fine work. .It ia a place where rnue of a "do-lt•youne l.ad• er m will M a style future many 1lrl1. ft.. • 1 ltw fflff .,.... 11"" 1'19 dicta" are born eac:h achoo! term. At � d"° of thl1 rrA19 llthf Llbwiae in the Home ..ZCOnomlc Aftllt-.menh wlU N ...--4. THIS KIND OF WOKK. b:,)ng dlaplayed by, from second from 'left to rlgbt, Eddie Wyers, � o Th e bou1ewife of to­ Department. : .. ., iii!,a handaome cedar -chest to be John Newell Garret Chev a A lier and Bill Heila ma:J\ll' w.as unheard of in the district's tw · � 1 .�. 1 . ' morrqw, whether or not ahe choo1-­ slnn IW&)' WU made by boyl of >,;. ."--"6h schooJs (Toppers . Plains and· Cbester) bef ore con,olidation lhree years ago. Chevaher es to use the can opener all the the lnd1JStrlal Arts Department The boy a t the •i¥m• rear, left, can, kf she wants, do a first rate Many other llftrul and delicious stan_ds beside a beautiful end table. Wyers la at a ueor4ed. not was name io accident b:y picture m got the job I In· the kitchen. She, too, haa door prizes will bf awarded. the eq�ipment1 using modern pre­ pared ma\etlals, to pft'.lduce real . RI-ILiCTED PlllSIDINT 1 kitch�n delicacie1. And· she -c1n �w, mend, I nd destg-n dothin1. '" GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI-Do-=:=:==:�=:��==:=:� minic Olejoiciak ha• been re-eletl � -4,niicJ�r:,:t of Ute Green Bay i:ia::,.W. all of .tbfl NaU�I) ·�er, RI· �• � ..,., ,t '"'" <' • Mm, "'''' were te-el� . Al.lo' e..' , aouriui&nnR, T 'rice j)raident • and Fred 1ec�tary .fll)lJi Toi:i� .�rldp, trmurer· Eastern High School 1tude nll and te&chers will be boat, Friday, May 13, from 8 lo 10 p, m. for a Home Economic• and Industrial Art• exhibit. This i• when the practical side of today's kind of hlah school put on diaplay. ia I -� MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ·-·-""" .. .. t::: • . .... . �--..•.,_ t * r,,.,.,;,;;.,.,.;...,-· -. ' j roott 1 , 't,aLtAII lrltLLION41Ra , 4 IINGAPORE, UPJ-Kldnaped · �mlonaire ODJ Chen Galar,..&, ';4-, 111._, �n releued, reportedt, �i>r I. •�• ran,om, it w11 dla-cloaedl tbday. Hfl was tti,rown out of a 1 cir on • rural .,road here l'ridl)' iilJht � his family kept ti,.e IQ· form11t1�· , secret until Ong recov• ered- ftOl'I nearly oine day• a& a bound attd Plied captive-. '. ,· ART Of- Tl{E ·SOl'!ifJMORE I ndustrial Arla � at East­ lgh School display,some of the cabinet worli they have e' Ibis year !<) -� on display Friday. Center, front. leted c!i chest made as a clas, project whieh will be cedar fine away Friday night during the Home F.c:onomic&-lndus­ Arls Exhibits Sh�w from 8 to JO p.m. Left to right, Rich­ Henstey, E,jrl Showalter, Tom Mankin, Kenneth"Hager, � Chevalier, l!rlincis Cue, Mr. "Tony" Gennetle, Ronald e, and i):anK Att w. · . ' _ -:_. , Pr�����l��j! I new1paper reporten or 10 on. United Pre,u lnt..-Mtlonal ConMctotlon of W.,lcl A Catho l ic leader ulb it "the moil arrestin1: L"hmtta.11 phenom• The late Pope Plu• XU called thUi task '"the con1ecr■tlon of the enon of our time ·• A Protesta ni st:holar says it i1 world." and pointed out tbat only "the most si gni ficant chance that laymen can perform it. The Wartd h111 come m the religiolli life of Counci l or Churches expreuea the �ame thought in theR worda: our generation " '"The real battl es of the faith they a.re rcft'rrmg to a great today are being fouaht ln factor.arouB.;11 of laymen No one can lay exactly when or ie1. ahopa, office. and farm,, In wh. ere or why II started Bul you politic.al parties and covernment can lee it happening in every de- ageneie11. in count leu. homea, in the preu. radio and televi1ion, in nolll:icution. Ordinary Chri1han men and the re lationship of natlona. Ytr7 •omen are wailing up to the fa.t·t I often it lJi said that � ollal'dl that they ha,e • i_ob to do. It i, ,ho,ld ·go i�t• the" . ...,_.: a job they have little . under1tood but the �.act is thll the � '8 and largely neglected 1n the p.ast. already Ill these spherea in the . u ii more diHieult and more im• persona of its la ity. " portant than the trad,twn,I kind I of "laym1n'1 work" which con(es •lated bl helpin& the professional dera,y attend to the institutional I chotta .:.th:�':� on, I I Le00 LUCk" Held Re r Cfub Meetmg i · gu1a What i1 lhia mucb-discU1Sed • "rniniltr)o Of the laity"!" Prote•I· ant 1nd C.lhoHe wrtten, who havo The Leon Luain f.H C1ub held turned Mt ■m,ftl of boob on the asree that It hoa its regular monthly me:etin1 relltelJ. l\rbJett I cently al the Ll!blti School. tt,o dhnenalona. Vice pre1ideri.t -t.inmy WIUiama -f1nl, they 11y, e.ery lay1nan la callftl upon to help comftlunJ . w.u in chargfl � the meetmc catl tlle ,ood . newt ol Cbrilt to which opt:llM wl� "WNt Vlr&bala lbOII Wllo hlvt not beard or un- lk>ys and GirlJ" and the &-H Pimp • dentW It. Tbr: rommlltdrnent to led by Mary Priddy. R• project alild Demonstrationa UY· "evtry to prMtlr.. � GOl�l ln1 cnatv:rth w11 not directed port• were given bJ Carol:,n MC• IOI.el,- It ill'dalned derl)'rtien: It Coy and Mary Pridd7. The dub wu lald upron the whole church. wil l conduct vesper Hl'Vlcea on And ta1men eoilltitute more than May 8 at 6:30 pm. at Carney•, Kill. 99 ptl' ctnl Of the manpower of · A skating party WH planned for the chdl'dl.. In their everyday \lay 16. Attending were Carolyn McCoy, bmine11, profeuiona l and !IOCial conta,ct., t.be:, can reach out to Mary Priddy,, Jamelftta. and .John I people who will never hear the Beaver, Mary Ltt I>oullu, TOlllmy, chun-b'1 meuage in any other I Ann, Llnda and Cennie Williaml, Stanley McDade, Rope Tbomton, I way. Second, laymen have a unique Karen and Judy Lam� Rebeeea j opportunity to he l p ChrUltianize Shinn . Pearl and Polly Picll:en1, the sodal order of which !hey are 1 Charles Benedict.· llo.nnle BIia, a part. They can do Ulia by taking 1 Shelia Staver, Vickie and Roatt I their faith to work with them-by McElhinny, Mn. Bay McCoy, Mn. . acting l ike Christians in lhe de- John Priddy, Mn. lack Beaver, cisions they make as busineumen, Mn. Gus Douglu, Mn. Roy Mc.Kln­ 1 union officia l s, politicians. diplo· ney and Tom Williama. lead,:r. I j ' Ho more ru�nln g phone to catch . . . the . • Ti':9'1. �ljls ll\,1'•11ih hall tbe..�\l_l!f" to pt �t,hone 7 Then why nbt�ye · ,,.,_. one· lnatalled right next to your work. beiich,? . . N"o more' atrainiJIII to hear that diatant ring, no more rushing to that faraway phone ! l'fow you can concentrate on the job at hand, knowlns the phone'• just a reach away, _' your& a make it at you're w�lle And ... convebjent wall phone with the receiver , on the rid,. Then it'• never in the way­ never off the hook. Ten ln')rht colors IJAV Ill JOIWA ·Eastern · High School Jndust.l'ial Arts student .of AnlhQny ' Gennette, puts fmishinf, . touqhes on a corner cupboard in the finish room of Eastern f modern_, well•, equipped shop. - All Senlln� Photos. . to chooae from ! And lbla time- and 11'P-U,vtr coats so littleyou'll be pleaea11tly aurprised I GENII/AL TEllPHONE� ■XTINND CITY --------------'-----'--_;___ LIMITS first expansion I' the city In 1 1 1 or• CHARLESTON, S. C. UPI-The years. Two sectiDfill of � nela:hb Ing parish contaQllna: a.bout 7,000 city llmita of hiltoric: Cbarlealon per1ons will be ildded , to the old · wUI be ntended Jan, l In the city. _______ _;_ . " ' -� J ... • . -· that electric - heotlna la 1nmpena1... The Cact .. that e!oowiclty c:oola - o- low, timeo .. ' ..ach ao G.. to beat an iden.t!<al homo.· A recent study bowie in tblo oreo Indicated the annual h..tof O tnc coot ,,.ith Gu lo be $102.6". • To beat the idenli<al houN bf .tho electric ""'1ltanco method would ..,. t:n>JoaJ I Sets. • ""1te or •· .r boalinc w111, Gu, ,... oJ>r,: .,:32w!j' t! ti:'.;......;,. iapo (la. 1 88t: ,fll.QO. , , . , . 8 ·E L·lf 5, ,, · • · · · · · ,"\ · · '39t: p.oo. Fancy. NEW �YEN W. YA. Electric heating · costs over. four times as much as GAS ! ' AdvatilNlnenta on eloc:trie1-e hMtinfl would hlve:,aa SET.S - in ·this sale Bit: • 1 I I ;, �f����! f 1I _, ••• th- othe, adVIID wilh • YOUR'tKWE IS IIORE COMFORTABLE wp O..lloot � froo cim!lolooll of air to of •-- -"-rtable. your ...,.. ......., Misce llaneous �table ·. � _, · 88t: ==� �-- lath!'. bis ' .....,,..ft t are $1A9 • • k cu · F FL IN sm. ■ IJON '¥e C H I LDS' ■ ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted r. "'-°°· SELLING OUT ½ OF OUR EN� STOCK Call Dlci 5ttrrtH Laymen Emerging As Part Of SURPLUS STOCl{ LIOUl·DAT ION 1� 11 1 LE 1953 OIVROlET , $$45 . King Builders Supply Co. -- . .. •it , . •ti'') ' •!:,: .I ADD OUTSIDE BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME WITH GLIDDEN SPRED GUDE-ON v,, .,.. ....., ,, .. , ''"l' .' METROPOLITAN · MOTORS Com plet e Front - End Ad iuatm ent Wnertr Molllle Ho• Sales · ..1,1 .W no- ( 2 1 ) Rea I Estate For ll!e - Boy • - ­ .. !"· I ,....... . ..::,_.=="..... Eastern High Readies �,riday Sflhoo l Sho w 1 Chester Social News Of The week BLAETTNAR'S ,ooc1 '' " ' '' I o.ft. ( 1 4) For Rent ---------- - I iz:20 - • · · -4hlt of Lin•? ---------- ---- -------- I ---- -- I Wheels 16) Lost and Found ---�----- I ■ Religion In America May 11, lN0-7 itan Motors RIVER REPORT ( 9a ) Marine Supplie i . Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., • YOUR � IS MORE HEALTHFUL RMIIILI■ AMl!■ICAN ■-a.or lihJux• ■edo11 \ --- • 95 '17 ...,........... ..... ....... ..., ..... . . o1r 1n -, bome. Fl!tand Gu H•t belpo etiminato llalo Thara la '- depeoit of motiD1 - walltl, --. mllpM, and furnlol>inp. . ' • YOUR HCIIIE IS SAFE Modem Gu Fmnaca .,. l'nlly oquipped mntrolo apprond by ..r.ly m� with YOUR 1111£ . WISE. ALWAYS INSltl;' QNllr,IIGAS HEAT FORCantjlor,y. BE llllllQN. . - BE THRIFTY, . IE - or TJJo Gu ljoot or '°"' homo, C0C1tKI ,uut bell f ·•• lP.�DHIO Ria GAS CO�AKY -- BIJ!llll_� au 111111 1111 L.P 111 ' ·.' . 11ftQ W!tb ....,. r • ' • , -. 'j.., � - oboUl.. ... .... ..11,o .. ..... .. .U pom JINIOf." 1"' ...it . ;: llole, 4led • YOUR HOIIE IS lil£ftER EQUIPPED FOR Gu Hod can put more hetolecl, Al FUTURE AIR CONDITIONING lllolthf1!1. _,. air in your 1- for yoor family. But , tbJoced air Gaa H•t. you slnady haft did -t oop olectric 1-tlna coata trom '&<ilng that t u"'4" �� mull be made oo "til!hl" they are that oonvem eaeily for m condiliooincb!M· I •'llill-pari,,,:m 11, l-.il cm a tJ,t>lcal hMM, .... 1...,.., .... W. fll a- ......ar:, l:,r 7-Uria- -.i�!i _,,,, America'• Loweet-Priced Car · .,,. ' . . ,•� .-, • -�• --�· • YOUR HCIIIE IS ALWAYS WARM IN WINJEII y Gu H•t la olwaya depmdable. It IIO!dom foila ou dtif, ..,._ inc wind --, bail, e1oet otonna. or 1-vy ·, -• YOUR HOME IS CLEAN wtually "'fnob air , • a.&M-' ...__,._ -T IODIDIL. IUr tl ,' ·... . • I• ·111;.. . ,4;,.;. ·,II �:- II • ,�3JAl !1· .. .. , . ... .. - . . ' �-...... .. ,. . - ' .. ' ' . .....- . ' ,', . ' '. • , . I NYer1J cla)'I •tth b.er d■uPter and IOD•ID•law, Kr. ,-'bd Mn. Raymond �Haven, l.otafl, W. Va, Mr a. Alict Bletnef t\Ui , Helen Jobn10n were lfcmored ,u the oldest and louq.J:eal 1n olber1 present resppectiYeq' jit the Me- ., "11- CU.ff. 1 Mr. and MN. Ei.q:ene ichtVab ud JODI b•d II StUlda)' dln.ner 1uei1ts tht part10La fJt Mn. Schw1b Mt. and lvs. Roy lonu, Syr1• �ived potted plants. · Mr. and llrs. Wayne Oretn and · -· T . . . .- ;..� 1 spin ]p ff T Lo Of t • • ou rne y oe � O e Young Seothpaw es ang T I OU I Wea ther T Patterson A inst Johans.wi So . ' . .:_ . • - -·- h,;;- aon ,pen! q;�·fNond •1th parent.a, Mr. lllfd •Mi'a. Albert Ha'W,k of $Ill◄-., O. Od ilturday nlcht they attetaaed the', ' alumni b..quet ol 6b��f Hlgb S.hool. Tha''il.i � · �ub �� 1 e4 fOf-...W I ed tMtr r :-�-::::::--:-----Sectional DIS . tn"et Playoffs •1,.;t • Upon Retum Of . S0I T0 Dry Diamonds ;,..,po--;;'. meettn., khedul1 oi- UUs weelr:. Anno�nwit"bf the new date "'111 be , rnaci• ,1,lor. W a.■. , ,,, ' g Temple Likm AL p•Ilehing 6• 1/2 • _ �tilE OF .'. j; ' TU&$J MAY $ Bl; YOUR., : . ' . $200 . ' =-:.-..:: ch•••'- ::;";;!., °' ..._ .. ,1 TIRE PRIQS , !· Tre-Ptd'Ft,ft! Whole �- 3lt . .. . . ' ; ' '' ' '.:,;, ' . • ' (Pl i::.r•... -... -- 1.15 .. e a1Nrm� 11,u . ', ' GOlF SPEOALI 69J • ., __ Iii. -r �ooooooooooooooooiif' . "· • fd U(OtlOn eO(her I Spe011.er l ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , !• •• , { ' 'Ii I • D � ;-:;;;;.=;;;;=====--,-· 1,, ed C I RC LE'S . _._, !(••· ' $1 .QO NiGHT . CIAfiLIBS ,-:�TS'(ENfER Aulbotized M•cGre(or H,adquimen : lllb_ � . , '' I' I • • • ..,,• . ,,... , i I I M·an Foun& Guil·ty Jn z�, .... r.; :Ma_:wer's Court ''°"""' ••·Ill!'Ul!t Whiting, H&D - - - S lb . 79c Fish Sticks ... .... :i ':: $1 - - - - - -- - - •·=•· it[ ·mt=· �"llllit ,-.. II! •• ..-. �! ;'I (!ngilr,Uckin' 1 ' G.()'0 0 I 3 '!: $1 · Restoura,.• l'lloue ,WY..-r ,...,i"""' ..,, ,..n11...... ,i,,l· ,_"!"'_..,� ,. 'l ..._ "°'"'"'· ....,. 29c llil<id; ;.'. �i:,·� ·• 1>ol!!t. � NI� •· fl :lave - ,.... ., .. .... .... ..,. .� It _ ...,. ._ ; 1 0c 1 9c c 49 10· ... -99·C , 11.. f.:r:'1 ��J�- • � , , ca� Miracle Whip � �- -....,. __ - ....... Iiow-.. ,..r -· tWlt' ..,. • au.en. . . Cherr..... : ; _. ....... 2 .... .. 'JS5c Pit Crust . . .. ....,. ... . ' 2 •·- - � 49t Buns . . ..- • - - Green.:� ... - Lffl\ke' .' .. Bibb· lllha � .... ; ..... , .. " I Leaf. .... ···••· • •·· ······ • .. ...,,..,. .. .. ..... ... a lb. pad $1.00 ...... ........ .... ...,. ... ., ...., -.... 1 0c COffee .... �'.����;;;n;_ ..... �. . 59c ...... the c:1 gCL£'S · I �ans ., , Orange Juice -i 1. COMPLETE QT legs ....... ... .. .... .. . . ..... -......,,---.. Vlmco Spaghetti . .... ....... 3 .::- 49c • .propam YOUR HEALTH IS OUR IUSINISS. IRINI YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS 1D US. -•- ·1· I ; ' : ,• 1 ! • auiuo IEXAU COUGH CINTER TUllTS :.-:.; '.'.!.".:::. 1.49 THRO JEL ............... -...... . .. ....... 1.41 .. .. . _ __ _ _ 1 21 CARA NOME 'tetMIM � . . .. . .... .. .... ,11- • GOLD£N lllW .. . b C.• - .. •- 2.■ FlORIENT AIR ... I , . ... l •!, .... � 9 2 Kamburger Pickles . . �... - . . ' • : • � •J l • 1l' j,., .," I , �l•nllllc Wt art proud 10 olf., tfltM MW L, R[VIV[ and ta,mu\U 011t caft ll■lp Rl\l!A)'111,11' Mllr. � DEVELOP tile nlllUftll t.M1 ot IIMd In VOfllli. LIIIIN' HOIM Mrllll tnd McCall I m1p1l11t.. � M-b.. ._ l) .. 'rWIN . "' """ _ _ _, ,> .. .... .. ...... ....... ,1... 11111Ziftl nlWENllltY ol' to wtkl UP 1M or SPRING CC)AT Boston . Rol·l�d, Roast � ,_ 1•· .-..•• - .._ ""'!. . '"' Butte1•ball Turkeys 100 ....... ........ F· • EE .. ........ • 55c Re1!f®• ---- WILLIS ANllf8NYi 3-1.egged Frya --......� 39c ... . . •• . . . . . ---- f,.t �ting. Of M'ddl eport BPW Tuesday for your hair PLUMBING N E EDS -· £>ouble lr_..ed Fryers - • 45c .59c 5 ,... $1 ReI' • AWAKENING • Spring Dresses o· ------- ---- -- . 'A(KET SUIT Up To O'Toole To Keep String Of WiM Going "' �) NEW I I Teammates Meet Jn Top Mateh Of BO ling Toumey I ,.. -�•� /.nmeet .=e;' :in ' Exira Top·yalue su...,. {A) How he WOl'Ud on llraple fnncl•· menta l, nver pd t/Nff apin. ,i- h< - • m111 wltll • mlMon--a m1Hioft Rich he. at· ....... two iinnut" in . .JI bed,eeo n . I=::=::==::.".""'::�� I. S1'ANDINGS I N 20 M l N UTES .0 • .. ,_ = Thuroday m. Dr. Rl(blfd dlltlid -,erbatelldent, B� r. _i_ �11� � the tpeaker. Th� pulhc II n:ffl y I CINCINNATI, Oh;o UPI-H,nd, ,n,>ted. som., Jol\n Flnl n, • 190-pound California hii:h scboo1 southpaw See 1:J• For Y.our • ho wu sought by every ell.lb in t'he majors, will play for th• Cincinnati Redt under a ble hon· UI contract. Th• CifJclnn ali org:mi.z.ation did nol rl!Y� ,tbe term LlDder which be was IJW4 Tuesday. but call SALl!S & SERVICE . ed Lhe c�act "one or the largest bonuae�,itr .J!:�d" by the club, The � fOd t.be 1 8-year-old I all-arowv.1 -:..,layer, wllo jwt gradualed fro·m El Curito, Calif. , High PLUMBING & HEATl1'G School • H■igned to Columbia Phone WY-2-2550 Mlddla,/o,t of the ;:t� Ad antic L<.-ague. Greatest . I . �- ' Costs less than 12 cents a day -with 12 months to repay. Phone first for fast approval . Then stop for your money IDtToa.•1 NOTI: ,..... ,..., MnOft '"" wrtfe • .....,Ill llf if':::�."':wlloc..! u ;:,-;..;:;! •n "' ' . ·, Cj)uart1 , _ Forked Ru n Sass ALL-STARS ,.--------:;:;;"11 ..� So Hungry They Jn Trees I ' Climb I ht R All ll{!;ed· By R Sign -=.���- lc, lho Sisters Style S�op Pt,,Uip " ' ,,, the /rul1tr rerre1bo, ga A : Ulllo. .._...... ,.. I ·····etl .. whl.. ,,.. � . -, ,....,. hit fw tralnlnt 1• U nseasonal weather had about done m southern Ohio high H with IMau-,1 •lllht . Bt6ool' dfata.ond, toutnarnent play tCKlay. . lntemar � In the ftnt I , h�ppened. hu .•I ell, W 1 That isn't to sa, that 1,y overloading pitching staUs secThe fl r&l lLeve-it: 111•1"'"- '- tltlh ""' or; not o n rm not foau.11 mouth to pre. 4h. : tlonal play-offS and district titles cannot be settled this week � f � 1 0 c Id end an� early next w�ek. These games can be played, if 01d � that I'll be tlM pat {id,,ter 1�: :� iv:re:t �rde::. ':v�l� li� �i; � :::·:. :,. � Sol _decides to round mto the condition expected of him this frtct 4 ,uper..-isor. The re Ji _ a ,.._ tltt.. ,-.,,.__ ::-� Sprmg month of May. iwttch to this story, however , fo? pa t ery bit ., mocb Into [t H •--_ ....., IY Coach Russell .Moore of the - ---------'""'" • •• no,,,·�._ thare were wilneases, and the fi1h h d!d �n. NEWTOf,f; • UPI-Joe- e Pantbera saw no chance oJ ualng WII photographed. LGui1 •• fflJ f#Pintion u a the Pom�roy diamond today. In Universi ty, were to 1ou1ht out I'm lest than ai ,_ �er th111 Lake, Run Forked t a td n happe lt today for an "opinion'' on what . e in m, Louil wa, W'ben iM knocl:ed c,at n f h la_ct considerable _warm su ns_hine .....,,•• Coun,y, where c1,· rr M Hler, )'OU l lt 9- aipl :b 'U t,e 11 be e .h ""ill transpire in the playoff scher eomer when J mee lnlemar t i w ne d,ed I t e section .._ Schmtllnc. 1 know t... rm,tab, 1 Parke rsburg, W. Va., was fi8bing C1. ass AA pla yoff with Marietta dule1 if CUITent inclement we aJoh an n th . n n iu On bua artificial with Jure,. for uo ....m man m,dli lit the t1nt flch.t. Johanais to be gotten in, even by' Thu rs- ther contin ues. ed a became line his st a c one 90II bnt me but I won't be IUD oe COffll!!' l'DJ tie> "#INL' u ,m J No, in t a e A nd even if th we ther reday. "Don't be t0 ....,1 That'• thll Jn • tree, a nd the baii swung a tew phy iicall:r but ht'll be there Jut 1hy of bil punche1. I wouldn't be turns to normal. . I . ac:end time, you � at • low, lpehes above the water. While he tbe ssme, UllJiriJlt me 'Willa the fi&htln 1 him ,gain I.I I didn't ______ Then, assumln'g the th ree oth,. think him. beat could I u a se ne, li our his 'blir: o loosen tp, p1...,.1 fylnt trying "'P e o example e f a com s er sectio ns, West, East and South � Cllit lll Style Wllb A - J bau j umped up and grabbed the bact and •i»illl out tbe memory (this is North) get their a ffairs S Sure , I've relived thtt f1rtt bait. of his 1088 io-' Mtt; Scbmelln1. settled, semi-final a nd fi na l g11mes fight I thouund timet-but . With the fra ntic pulling, now at • -among the four sectional finalists dant it•, impreuion the 1et Al ■ boy at■rtlna;. out itt boxing ,... . ,, both ends of the li ne. it came frN, concelubly could be played may,. -e 1 aun n over co me. a: h u Louil Joe u_p to always looked PLENTY OF NEW and Miller la nded the bau. ft I be Saturday and Monday for the _ _ of _.11 champions. moves-the way ht flicked that I I five pounds, six ounce...,._ a, the a:reatest wei•hed • district title. ..1e way hI! --� 1-ft ·ab •t -__,.. � pretty good for trN-clirnbing bau. When I became champion I tried en J t ewer go I Way the a-way-and ed l th to ume _ a:o.wn wear the with e even m southern Ohio. Regionals are t.J be canpleled in ' u, UnltN , ....a lntamatHNlal d bef.111 h nfd n h e a t e n k g :� 2 1� :� Eve n if they build a bridae, Rip Ohio lTPI--Bllly j PALMER ACC l! PTS I NVI TAT��• ::; t, =�: f)� -':!m�b; � b�:. �:/� �o� =leH and TOLEDO, ��at� fi ::.� ·b; ��� e d : Repulski, Johnny Temple and Golie be-wskl 1959 ma1ten run• he nailed me. FROk· 'l'RE May 28. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland UPD-1 wont defeat. OJI my record the ll\... R ick Hall ain't going back to l.he nerup and h":i� Detroit tea.mm 1te, Arnold Palmer or Latrobe,- Pa;.,. sam l! wa.y lie came back from I'm determ i ned to win on June In the Class A realm where 1:Jation al League becauSe the Am• , Thu nnan G ibson met today in America 's leading money-wutni111' that loss � Sc hmelling ,_ In fact. 1 wlll -win and be the 20. 1 just 'em euits League ican e� two Meigs teams, Middleport and the feature mat�b of the 10th golfer. has accepted an invitaµon Dan Florio, my tramer, has tint heavyweight champion �r Racine, are finalist in the Eastern fme. ,___ annual American Bowling Con• to play m vpo;.u told me bow Louil trained for to regain his title. •1 · the Ce nten,.... ' Section, there also are three ment. er, tou� mast gr it that secom;t SchmeUng fight. He's July, � n I here champiomhip n e his In flrat the is seaao � ')' POMEROY, OHIO ffUBT COUa, other sections, Southern (New How ca n I ml&1 with Ju Louis. Billy G, aa Go�1embewR1 ta . ....,11 announ ced today by 11he. told me how J� train"- barcler . Ameri call Leaiue tor all three , and n world Boston, et al), We5lern (Jetfer­ an d , . RoYal and Ancient Goll Club. · · than be had e\lcr done before. in my cornfl-r-insplratlonally if they had any idea It .was known In t� bowli __ five etrailh:t sonville, pt al) an d Nor ther n thit eaay, they probably would • Gibson, �ve . won et corn(Chaun cey, McCluney, et al), ha ve wanted to move over from matcllet in wntllers brack ' Only when these su rvivor s th�, peUtion. Nations.l a Jot sooner. .have bee n determined can it be Repul1ti, IR ex-Dodpr, barely Bil ly- G•a five vl'C\orles tn tlµ1 determined who will be playi ng took his bat uni -coat olf with the yeu•, mastm, givH him a 14-1 who and where. Red Sot •hen he d11iveftd a record ht thl"f!I!!· )'eu-111 of bein1' a Tournament of•ficit.Is at Ohio gra nd- slim 11'6mer Jn IHI first. ·t1naltlt in Uils tournament. time at bat In ·the Ameri can Lea- ' Giblon hll been a •fin\lill fifl : gue Tuffda; ni1hl: to Nat the times in the iO.ye■r history of' the· ' White Sax, 9'•7. , muter• and up until thl1 Jear Temple, .a Cincinnati l!ltar for had a poor1 1-10 recol'd, which Ile , ' ay Unlhc:I Pn1, lntemathtnal many yean. -dtove In the flnt hu· pul led to 11-10 with bt1 five AMER I CAN LIAGUE run of the 1ea1on off Yankee r.- 1uCNJlliYe triumph!. W. L. Pct. G B lief aoo Ryn.e Duren to break 1 --Chieago 12 7 .832 1·1 tie and help the lndiaas to 1 New York 10 7 .588 1 5-1 vicl.OPY In to lnnln,s. Boston 9 7 .563 l ',s And Hall. who couldn't tnaltfl It Cleveland 10 a .656 1 ½ with tho rirate1, reeled off his Baltimore 10 HJ .!W}() 2 ¼ third ltrat,ht triu mp.11 Without • WHhington 8 I I .421 4 deftat in pitching the Athletics to Detroit 6 10 .375 4 ¥.t 10-0 decJ1ion ,ver the Oriole,. Kansas City 7 12 .3e8 5 The Tigen snapped a 10.game Tuffday Night's R.aults lasing streak by beatlng ·the Sena• CHICAG O U"Pl-The Ci ncin nati Boston 9 Chicago 7 tors 1--0· on Colavlto'1 homer in Red• put- It up to young Jim Clenlancl 5 New YOrk 1 the other AL ••me. OToole to keep that .wven -g1me D-1'rolt 1 Wnhlngton The Gian ts retained their game win 1treak ,oin1 in a game with KanMt City 11) fl.tltlmo,- 0 and a half National Leape lead WednHday•s Prpibllbl• Plt1,1hff1 by defeatin8 the· PhHUea, il-2. for the Cuba today. And Ute talented ,outhpaw, whQ ..... •-ff-•-•-• • n •• , ••· Clneland at New York - Ball their fourth str1i1ht, while the nd in gettlna: the streak ha a had (3-1, VI Maai {0,0). P i rates downed the Dodgers '8•2. e eYery sign he Chit... at Boston--Shaw. (2-1) The only other 1cheduled game und rway, shows Bocks • • u•••••• •ntno·••••• o.-u • W°lffgS• M•--•--• can do it. V1 .......... (1•2). between the Reds and Cubs was vie• He will shoot far hla third KanlH City ■t laltlmo,.. (nlh) postponed because of cold a nd -.; tory againat two loues when he -0.lay il•2.) ¥1 Walkff (�) or rain. ......, h1 1lc ....l _,, .. fw -, .... ,......,.... -3 of the Cubs 2 Hobbie Glen facea All' •- ,- - . ...... .... ......... . .. .. . . .... Portoc1rr6ro {2-0). � . .. ..... II ,-,. =-I ........ ..... hurlera wt¥> helped other Two Detroit at Wathlnwton (nl1ht)­ w5lfl i,., � the Reds to :pull out Of List J!l&ee R�:W,uJ T..t Steam Lary (1-2) VI Ramo& (�, ' Jay Hook and Bob Piir:i.ey, were: · Thursday'• GlmH ! Fullmer Of·Another pilC!ber1 named starting other the Detroit at Washington WEST JORDAN, Utah UPI­ by Manager Fred Hutchinson for Manus City at B■ltimoff, night Young Don Fullmer, just turned the Chicago series. , Cteveland at NltW York 21, hope, to become of -age as a Chicago at Botton • boxer tonight agaln1t seasoned SPTS BRIEFS 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE \ Stera n Redl. ENTERS CYO TOl,IRNEY W. L. Pct. GB -..Mc, ,.. _,..., __. pwdtM of, Fullmer, youngest and boldest YORK UPhHe■vyweight NEW• 1$ 7 .682 Ban Fnncisco me mber of the fi&:htina: Fullmer chalnioD Ingemar Johan,son hH I er _,. allced· hem,, I Ptltshilrgh 14 9 .609 I \; family, face.a Hungari■n•born Ger# accepted au invitation to compete canned ham bolled ham ar Milwaukee 0. 7 .� 3 man Redl in a scheduled -IO-round, in the Catholic Youth Organ iza• 1960 Cincinnati 11 11 .500 4 1 .touma• bout at West Jordan. The na­ Hon's 23rd annual' ,off Los Angeles '> 11 13 .458 5 t ionally televised bout In Full• ment at the Westchestet Country 1<JWJLV' :u. SL Louis o 11 .450 5 mer's ba ck yard la the Utah bo:t• Club May 2&. !Philadelphia 9 1-i .891 8\ii er's television d-e but and also · 6 12 .3SS 7 Cbtcaa:o Frank ChHsebrew entered Kol• one of t1t1e tou1li.e!t teats in his Tu.sd1y'1 RHult, pro career. It will be tele• I zer Hospital this wt!et ror further rief b , hn Fran. 4 PhHN.aphla 2, nltht sur1erf. pttftbul'9h 3 Los Aftvel11 2, night vised over ABCt Cincinnati •• Chlea .., ppd,, ,oln II. T' 5 I ,lglO,US WOllnetday't' P,obabla Pltchon Cincinnati 11 Chica.. - O'Taolo A.. i.J.-- • 12-2i .. tiobbi. 12-11. 1 l'hltadolphl• •• San F•• •cl""r - Mn. RI! h Zundel Meigs County ' 'Weekday E<lu-· °'!"Ii• 12·2! .. ,..., (3-21· · ' P 1. I'd! •-•"• • eport when th• guest ...-r the Si. Lou!< At Mll,..uk1o (nltht) · catli>n teather.i...� �ullneas- and ' Jm11,iilklnal Women's Club met Tuelday even-•II (1-2) ., Spahn 11-01. .,_ ,\' • ' I . q1eeting their for Hall J,!�99nh, ,.,_,.., •• Los Anpl" (nlto) Ing at the ": ,, 1 -01n1o1, 0-01 "' Kouf.. 10-�1. �- Zundel sl)Qlui . to the group of the Weekday relildous GI. �a. M� � ._ .., ,...._, ,11n Tllund,y'•- -• '· worli 11,d,sh�Wllll co\Oi.d slides of th& various cluses wnlch It. Loula at Mllw.ukM .1lie condueta Olia ilie 'Gliunty. The foupon, •11plfH Saturday, May 14, lfM> Cincinnati at Chlcqo (Picturea ,...e t'Aljlilff' by Rev. Mrs. Vale named llll'I. Betty ", Phllodolphla at San •r•nc•1V\'lldo J. IMrtif of the Foderoted Picken,, Mn WesJey Fry and Ch�cll1 for the, � of the Mi11 Jean Lama to NrW as the · RESUMES WORKOUTS lrellg!ouo ,..,1raill'; � picture auditin, committee· &r the yeiir. ( Precedtnc the meettn1 al 8:90 ,�•1'0N, Conn. vPf-l-Jl'loyd elilldren .� Sall1b�.' Sugar Run Pa� planqed to re�ume box RutJan� . Jllddle�, S)'racuae, dinner w11 11rved by th1 Evan,e­ · · in, today t:� r hill return bout with- l'oliill'Of . ' Cenlral 'lt1d Harrison• Une Cblpter OES with Mr,. 0,. ..,. "f: . . va -:M ' .-,. ..... heiYywelght ch11,mpp ion Ingemar ville Sc�1 and each picture cor Rolllh, Mn. Ellword DelliDl­ Johanuon 1t the �alo · Ground, -• #oey or idea which the key, Mn. Jodt S.llc'llald, 1(1,t, . .... iw ... June 20. '1he tonne: champion clilldn!n ehbote themeelve■• Som e Lellle Erwin , Mr1. Rol>ert lte< �, eD.jofed ·• · breather �sday for of tbtin an in conurnea lfblch EJbtnny, lln, GeOI.. llelnhart, · the ,econd 1tralght d@Y, en11:actn1 Utt,- •brGlqlt and ■how lte1111 be- ud Mn. Jame, �111p,on, In OfllY a IIKht .workout. lonlUII tG 1hiem w�lch they want­ me and aentn1 tlie cliiner. with othen. i 1 14 '!!!at; .; Weekdllf Re The Iheme •f • · Uglou1 work thl1 ,._ haa beenU "World Brotherhood Aiound the World" with �he -emphutl on ah1ring. Follawln1 the lhawin1 of tb1 ,.,,. .... ..._ CR. t11lll.1m ..... Pinto kon,, J. p1c1..... ,111:.. NCffF ..... ....., .... ...led 1 gtlf from' iJl!,/ dil(j .., I · J - . Mi• or Mat.h Jin, Boru« �-,., ,Al a, -IO!I- of ._ •Kenllllt1' ' man of tit•· fer. ..-1Nill"'r1 ... u, ·tlll4dl•;oit: evening. M;III SuNn Park. who ni,ht1 Hod Se1rl11, lllddJ,elliDit", -ked with lln. llcElhh>lll'- Clll lnloxlcoUnn and romt1nJ uieat hllrodueed 111'1. lll!lll,1& "'" \;00 �barfk. th._ · Zulldel to the aroup. · . ·. ._ � ..,,., bOftlt Mn: N.W., Vot., pn1� __,,, ilti, irfiill , _,.i 4-,• conducted ilu! ��-_ 'hlralln,r 111'1, and read �lmlj"-; ,Oil the' - '6 coming lh• -111!14"1 oi,11( lu1litf lllkl 11 1 he held Ill Jil;, cbljlie, Nolafffil\ tlioOD1 _ •� -�� � � 22 ., Wu, 11!!!.1!11!"' ,... • ,W . • 1 ii'! � _ , ,.._ .! _ , , ced !hi'• -- wtiit;'W ..... _, . - voUd• iw,. � - ,_. � �� -� 1• -- • .-,· . ·tloe' con>tnt ,nr; . . ' U,n ' • I .. . ' • pal -•· lo ,._ ..,_. �\..' IIIN Njna, ' ' 1 allo I llill'lt '' BWI . dent of 11>•- •1111> wa Ille lnlloll, \1!1!]11'. • Try· Sllllie TGtla)' I , , ibd\ o ,... � !lewi ,Iii 1n1 officer � Ibo . , u lteGlll'den ,m,!.. of\ tJio,, 1118;_ -■ COIII 'h I d-""' ...... -�� m...... . Jle......,.. w llilon> ,_ UDilel' to,tffllni , ,i� Qi ...,......, .... .. •p,:;i� H vice l>fflt'dent; - Min; Freddie tiond WIS !Wi)h E. Thompoon on• r 1 - ��r ch ffoud••helt u aeeretlry �� lltl. an ill - l, p. , • · Alwilda wem,r; •• ttu.lll?er. , . • DIii V . After the ·(!eN!mony Mr,. Vale I ' '' '\ tJPl:-lt'to pli, ote■!dent'1 . the ' presented Jumi. iii 78¼!� :. of ¥rs. Pickelll wlich the . �iP w4t1r win • Loul.... . ., during her tenn - ol · al!lce 11\d Amemoi . plL Pomei,y �ii E. Main . ""'""' , �u� ,·,;. _ __ i>llitn ,)hanked JIIN 1111...11 ror lnotllllqt dW ' ' ' ' · · , , Clpaft t'- 19 1'-P�•· the offlcera al;lt all who helped '),ital afief' . �If ii � 1t- 1 . · hot �� hl1 . �ome. her In the p,d! year. � ,I'' ·. " ,, , � , • l,;f �.,,.,, rl ,;,;. ziir1r"t+t,i. m rr1z1ss stt1(_;J�•; ... •. �, ... -, . • -: : _ji ' r • Repu} k'I, Hall' Royal Crown COLA • J 12-Dally �enlJnel, PQll\erO)' -Mlddlepott, O., Mt,y H, J980 • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0., Moy I I . 11160-11 59c 49c - Strawberries C-.. 35, $f.19 Potted llW Peat Milt . ..,.,.� 6\. •- $4.49 3 , '1.00 . ' ' �-- .. ··� .... •, • 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 1 1 , 1960 Mother-Daugh ter Banq uet Was Held �ponsored By Methodi st Chu rch WSCS �- ENGAGE MEN T ANN OUN CED A 1\.ivLI1er-uaugmer uanque1 a1 o:au p.m, was neld at tne U nuea .1V1elh0Uc>L r.:nurcn ·1 uesday evenmg sponaored by we \li ->1....�. uroup :i111g111g 01 Ule uoxology prt:ceoea tne dJ.nner. r ouowmg u1c u11u1er, we group Sdng '"ll>Wly tielongs To I Je!IU.S wluJ 1,1Js., Lucr�ua ueuueuut:r in ,ne piano1 a-1ler whu:n 1 iu1.s.s L)'UJ.a t.ocn,uad1, prt:s1ue m, extenucd a we1come 10 mcmtx:1 :; and guc::,1111. I • • . -i.. • . :,.· : GUILD TO MIIT Portland Worthwhile Guild w · met Thursday evenin& at 8 p. m. al tbe home of Mr.a. Jean S11yre. M■r­ r,p,ret Yoat will be in charge of the program. Now You Know 'f Unihd P�u lntematlonal New Guinea Is tht IHOl'ldl 1,,. lsl•nd rth, excHilNCI onlf GrMnl•nd. °"' .. - - ----- 1 A Cutoott ■nry Nlgihtl T�IGHT �AMI&.Y NIIIHT5 en,llte �ol In 11HELEN OF TJWY'' (� fi>d Color) : 1 - alao Maureen Q'llara, Geooge Nader '.'L&l>Y (J;Ol)IVA" (Color) . THU�ff)AY ancl FRIDAY K.lrl t>oudaa - Anthony Quinn ''LAST TRAIN FROM GVN inl.J.." (Viata�01t & Color) ""T'" aal&o Gordon Scott •in '"l'AIIZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE" AJ.90 Cartoon, / . . faces a t·1ghtenlng of its · f'1- r".· • � r,:71.:!'ir-� ��-.rt D1stnct nancial belt when cla-sses resume next September. : ! ,· ;· ,f s::�.,..�:-. ,.. ; This was the universal feeling following a special meeting r,t,�':'..i-: ;-- � · of t.be Eastern Local board of education this week in the wake f ·v,..��-;, ,'l\ , ,'J:''!'.° of the district's voters defeat of a 2¼ mill operating levy at :·:·:....,.: · 't�' .. . travel any sid . e 1 1:•f;, � the May 3rd primary election that none will ..,, E ast ern Loe al Schoo l :�':If.�� Execulive H ead J. s, Duis pointed o ut there ls a $17,000 de• ficit, partly in h erited. It arose stale foundation because the funi;I. si n ce Jan. 1, 1960 has re· quired local districts lo supply 12'4 mills from loclll tax es. Eas• t ern has had on ly lO. Th• board decilMd to curt•il all non-euenHel Khool actM• tiff unlffl thll aponsorln■ or■aniuttor1 peya all 0.,,.,.... at 0 cod det.ktN . uptn by the board of Hucotlon They decided, h�wever, that since sch,ool ls nearin& its close thl1 term, not much ca n be do ne to curtail expenses now. However •t the begin n ing of nex.t y ear such cu rtailments as theae w en dis• cussed: Re-routl ng of sch ool busses so · FOR THE Grad uates Khrushchev Warns Atomic War Possible MEIGS THEATR£ · ' ; ·, ' .. , ' --BON S SALE ! THUR SDAY ind FRID AY "1'11E STORY ON PAGE ONE" _;.. . ' ' . eu v· A . 2.·► 1·Ec E' :· Loo kin g At Sal e Price .. $239.95 FOR Ba rga ins WH ITE and VAN I LLA S U M M E R C A S UA LS niake walking a picnic I The comfort Is In the wearln1 , . . ll1ht, flexl• • bit sum mer wed1les desl1ned by Air Step for many tireless hours aht1d. $9•95 HA RT LE Y & BE N N ETT ' POMEROY SHOI .STORE "Middle 01 Upper Bloek" OHIO The n Look To H&R Firestone Th,e pa ren t• were I n vited to atte nd lh e IHL .LaUn CIUb meet­ mg of the ICAIIOI\ al Ea1tern High School wlth the meetln& c11led to order by the pre,lden t, Te re&a Andrew. Mary Goe bel led the member■ I n lhe Lord's Prayer whlch all recited in Llll n. The roll . call w11 made and the minutes were read. The trea.urer Ro1er RoH, iav'e a report.· Ter '. �11 Andrew 11ve 1 n intere,U n g talk. on what LIUn mcia na to ua, A a:111 w11 preae n tt!ld lo Mrs. Rice, Lati n teacher a nd advi sor ln apprcielalion of the time ■ n d work which ahe ha, ghen to the meetl nJ1. Carolyn Parker read lhe Hlatory of Our Lalin Cl ub, A play ".BCltween Jest and Ern• eat" w11 1iven for the parent,. The CHI included. Jack Kelley. Dru.Illa W ill, Dick Neue, P.ul Brown, Kaye Bahr, Dale Sbowal• ter, Vir1ln l1 curt11 and Roeer Ro11e. R.on■ltie n Oaborn played two piano NlecUon1 between actl. Alter tho pla, tho Latin Crfld w11 recited. llefretbmenll were then Hnf4. Frig idai re Automatic GE RA NG E $99.95 TV :�s-oo la ,. � '. ,. �EP RO�M S.IJ IT E ,. , REFRIGERATOR I '' Kelv inoto r . GE Frigidoire· ' ,. !14-95 lip 1 rm . ' � ... .' FlOn"da pi}ot· Sh l In Cub . road. -All wo�k book.s of stud�nll must be pa_1d for before l�sum g. -A possible I ncrease m the cost of th e school lunch amon& other propoaals whkh will �e surveyed before classes begi n next Aul';'m n. The board ,1so decided to a:ive vot�rs a_nothet- <'h ance to chl nae th� 1r m mds a bout activity cur· tailme�L. The 2¥.ti mill operati n a: levy will be placed on th e Novem­ her ballot again, togeth er _with ren e�al of a 7 9!1111 operatl n_g levy _w �1ch explre.s m 1961. Mr. Davi! said. Ike Planning Soviet Visit As Schtduled WASHINGTON UPI-Presiden t Eise nhower told a grou p of Re­ publican co ngreHm en today he will not cancel h ia pla ns to go to Kussia i n J une unJe&s Premier N 1k.1t.a S. Knr ulhcnev withnraws ms mvilalion . The .Presid en t said, , h oweve r, that 1f K.nrusncbev wanls to fOI· 10w up his lugnJy critical remark• made m Moscow Wednesday by wnndrawing n1s i nvitauo n1 It wut ue a11 ngnL with t.:11e nhow er and tne tam e can be easily utilized euewnere . Tne Presidents comment o n Khr ushcnev·1 rem arks were made Lo 17 U.OP con&rea1men atte n d· lnQ: anouier In • aer1ea of Whlte ttouee · bt-Calfalta. 'l ne congrtii.i,men. reported that the President said that. Knrush­ chcv wlll nave to withd raw hi& m v1l.alion rn a face-to-face mee t­ mg at lbe 11umm1t 1n Paris next wee k before .t;1senhower ca ncels bil pla ns to ·go to Moscow. i\ccord.l n g to the breakfast guests, two subjects dominated tne- conv eru.uon this mornin g. The y were Eisenhower's conti n­ uea hopes for som e degr ee or progress toward peace at the summit me et.mg and the remarks Weanesday o f tbe Soviet pre mier who told reporters in Moscow he would be "mad" if he aak ed the Ru&&ia n peopJ.t1 Lo w elcome a ma n who haa. sen t espion aae plane s over the Soviet \J n io n . _ , Meigs <:llii-nty's four high schools outside Pollleroy and Mid• dleport graduate 168 seniors in ceremonies beginning Sunday wl!en 16 members of the Harrisonville Senior Cws receive dfil:lomas. Profe r of Speech at Denniion "!I! 'l be Sciffl clan graduation aiarlu the � of an era: it will be ·the la,t. 8e$nl ng nexl year hi&h •hool ,tu4',nll now att ending ,Barr isonvillt will go to Rutla nd foUowing a mnsolidatlo n this ye,r 1nt0 a new dist rict known as the :Northwestern Local School Dis­ '£he Harrianville baccalaureate 1'fll be held Sunday afternoo n al two . o'clock wlth John Edmonds je­ Jlt'ering the addre.a. Commence• �ent exer cdff wJU be held Su n, - � even ina: with Charl es Davia, �pre,ide nl of Rio Grande College, · ' dciliVering the a�dress. Sp«ial ro.udc will be provided for both events. .Baccalaureate services will be he ld at the Racine hi.lb ac1->l for NOT AN UNCOMMON SIGHT - This unusu�l vle� of 11,· tile 57 gradu ates of the So uthern 000 tons of barged coal being towed by the J<l<L Steel Com' School District, with com­ p•ny's "Vulcan" May 4 appear to occupy much of the Ohio IJ)eal mencement exerci.se1 lo be held River; and even raise the water level, heading toward Pltts• May 20. Larma n Sherwood, New burgh. York, lecturer , wlll be the speaker ______ __· for .t he graduation ceremonies. on May 21, the clan will leave on a trip lo New York, Washington and Atlantic City. '· Fultz Elected Lion President Succeeding WilliS Leadin ham g , tau .w..ar A.NN ARBOR, Mien, UPI-The Un iversity of Mlcbi&an Wednu­ day night accepted · the re1igna­ tlo n of bead b11ketball Coach iill Perigo. Athletic Di re ctor lt.. (!. Fritz Crisler diacou nt ed talk !�t .reri­ 1 go quit · befor e he was fired a nd said the '8-year-old coach had considered the move for some tlme. Coach Bill Perigo tep Taken Toward Resource aw.a :rdt:·;·t:11!��d�0�1:rr�r:�� Development .In_ ei•s, G:,..11! coal P,roducer, blqnd Creek Coal compony, HunUngton, Named in honor w. va. • • u,l,iUTCillNG ·, �. · IC)i NIMG MA$ _ .t-t. Fui'.it iture. .. ,, �h.t One:Of Oh��t"'ihi V�te 1 j• . "" � f T 'J ,' 'r' il '¥[!, , 1 �ffl���; �. � , ' · C' • ,. -�- �-• ,;_ '' � M -Z, Twenty representatives from Gallia and Meigs counties Wednesday nigh! determined to set up local committees 1n each county to pursue resource development. of Albert HAVANA, CUba UPI-An Am· erican pilot ten tatively identified Fairchild Holden, one of the Alvah T. Grover, Cheahlre, O(len • tli Matthew Edward Duke, 42, of fo under& of lhe ,parent comp1my, Palm . Beach, Flfl., t.odaf wu re- who 1110 served. H the first pre- ed the meetins with C. E. Blo uspurted _killed by Cuban police 1ident from 1902 to 1913, the Al• lee or Meigs and William Smith when be la n,11ed · • ·UP,t .phlnt on · bett ' .f. Holden will operate in tbe of Gallia serving u CO-Chairmen tbe out&i irts . of --Hall:ana In• an at• Ohlo Jµver coal trade betwe ,:m tor the dl1cuuions held at Kyger tempt to ,p)ck uP two meil � 1 ctncfnnatl ano Lne Pittsburlh Creek High School. Clyde K.irk.lapd. reported for a area. 'Woman. Tbe boat 1oi ns two other Dravo Meigs 1ro,1p wtlich baa bee n study• The report of Duke'a unau«eH· 1uI atltiipt, to �14 uck the 1bree bui lt vt1ael1 in lbia ui!D tbe ina poasible project& in reso urce petllOn■ out or Cuba wa■ earried Raymond E. Salvati and the J. F. development. John He iakell o1 Freiberger , making a total of four Gallia reported reaulta o f <illcu.aby local radio statio111. dieael towborts and two barbot 1uon s held. there on the 11me su bIii e the Th y laid he landed ject. :Vlrtl oubk1£ls early lhls morri.b11 boat, In ,hti compa ny•, fieet. a nd Niek Burleson Jn a ,mall '.Apache plane wltb the I Mr. Smith be resp-onslble for to d e nam ADVANCI SLIGHTLY re we mart.Ina: "N 4�.'-' NEW YORK OPl--StocU odvan orgoniullon of a Gallia eounty CUban ppllce opened. iire on when It l•aded ind. ee<I in the early dealin gs today \ committee. Klrlclland i1 head of a th• Duke .11■,'. killed h1 fout , bulllW; led by dr111, electronic, :1teel and aimllar itfPip County a:roup. n w11 alao decided thol the two • � auto aharea". tbe r,poriA l(kl. , ' ' . co unues abould wor� together on projeeta �� mut ual in terest_, ai nd Lha l add iti�al �rsonnel wlll be reques�ed. If a vallable, from state and federal agencies at a sultable time. . Attending from Meia:s ln addi• Lion lO Kirkland and Blakeslee were Emmeu Shuler, •Mr. a nd1 Mrs. John Werntr, Mr•. Ge n e·va Nolan a nd Jamel Brewington . In a preUmi na ry sur vey of project1 u nd6r dlscu&Slon, five were believed m utual to both countie6. They' were ind ustrial developm em (ptiyrolls), recreation, county plan· health facilitie1, n i11g, educa tion, and problems of agi ng, . . ff;ijt•�t,� D , iS,l!�'s:T� Policies � Wasteful, Wrong ) 1 l .. � �. Jlif� 1 U�111td 'hJt� � � at.ate• uPl 1 Robeft Taft Jr. ftre4,Thff • � hW!ntt ,-,.. � ,�d v9k:ed to Gov. itlichael V. DiS& lle lod1y in a CllVe)and ipeeclt,. Qne of the deflatin g the 1tate would have questions w,1 .w.hy Ta.Jl hadn 't de• .-.. 40 tnillion dollan by , In 8 manded edon o•lea when the Ohio .per cent, aerot1-tbe-boud red'uo- Legislature wu 1n aeutoo last ytior, ' tloo hi � 19$9-80 budget. Taft aald he bad offer:ed an n e c.ett vote bi(. Taft, oae of \M In lat w�k's primary elecl.lona; am,indmen t to stub the bud&:et made the stateme nt In a tour-oaae nqueau, by 8 ))el cenl but the le\W' Ql,a_t wa1 1- re:Plf' to a Jona propoaal WP tabled In committee Ult. of qu�oliia tent to hlm more �Y "the . majority ,hlch :vou dom-• than I lir,ooth ato by' DISa.tte. . tf11te." Toft ■aid lb, 1ovttnor'1 tu '1'111 IOVVIIOl''■ lit\Ot bMI chal- CINCINNAh · B ernard FulU, Republican nominee for Meigs County Pro, secutor, and unopposed in the No vember general elections, Wednesday also was elected president of the PomeroY. Lioils club . . for 196o-61 . r Zu ndel ' secrelll rv' '· D r· Ray H 11 ni1m e h ea ded a 11st· o 1 new Ralnh uon tamer •· r·· W· (l:UU) rte,11,Lon Li oIncer1 · prmiented by o n Ciar' ler, tw�ter. Holdover dience Struble chalrroan of tbe .ror Hon111,4 u and c Ju1&Gn a,e t.141 l'\! ' milt..,• ••• the n1t• ,. l'" -•-'..ti.. ,_ ·� com �"·-' iirec . � 1ors • "' , 1,1 l l.!f-1 , v I \HIier, • A�W • " . meetmg ol th.e eluD In 1ocfa! , a. �:.i awier an d ClYd v · k a � .. •n n.c■ t u e n-lr • ,. room1 of the Feder•ted Church · ri11g prea1dent Leadingand · Reu l .... h1s ¥!rved the' pas1 y ear as. F uI•· pres1· d ent u nd er Prest• ha · m becom-es . a d1rectQr under IIrat vice · L1ons tnter natlonal by-laws. denl Wiliis Leadt n gh�m who two e� t1re stal� was e lected by he l wet:ka aio stepped u·p to the dis- .. · ae<:t amauon. trict 13·11 govern or·s poat. Ladi es Nig ht wa.s set for May 24 Other offic er s n amed were Max at 6:30 p. m . with ladies of the Ward, first vice; Kai Hindy, sec, ch urch serving dinner. The · pro,. o nd vice; Gerald Preston , 3rd �ice ; gram will be an nounced later. Kermit Walton, treasu rer; the Rev. uo ns may obtain ticket� from .kev. Zu ndel, Henry Ewmc and i Str uble. Wolverines Lose Cage Leadi n eham aaid new presiden t Fuui ana he will attend the state co nve ntion i n Cincinnati JunlJ 3-4 a nd invited ot.her1 to go with th em. Nexl week a speci al ceremony for recen t new members will 'be giv en aa the program. Prog ram chai rman Fultz i ntro­ duced Lio n Dr. Heaton who re­ vi ewed volunta ry medical care plans an d the problems ,rising from i ncreasin g numbers of peo• pie § years old a nd older UvlDg on fixed or dwi ndling i ncomea. MIIGS GINIIIAL HOll'ITAL He pa id 1pe<1ial atlenUon to the Admitted: Dale Barn hart, Mid­ dl eport; Crayton Tip-pie, Midd.le­ queatio n of individual freedom as rcilated to c urre nt proposala to Christeni nl t'.!eremon ies fo r a porL m eet thil!J aging problem. Di sQJiued: No n e. new 3200 horsepower towboat, the Albert. F. Holden, will take p.1,ice i n Pitt.burgh Friday at lhe Altogheny River Wharf. The new veHel wu built by Oravo Cot- s poration for Ill.and Creek Fuel Towboat Holden Added To Fleet Of Island Creek crl.tlcal t'b 1k : Harrisonville Is First With Its Baccalaurate, Commencement Events lt.. I '!)SED •"'· 1 ! ti ) ,.,. r, MOSCOW UPI-Premi er Nikita Khrushchev sliid in a sta tement pa&Sed today by t'.!ensors that fur­ ther American reconnaissance flights over Russia might lead to an atomic war. He 1lllid the pilot of a spy phi.n e downed by Russia v..:iuld be trled H a spy. · News�'l n asked him a t an im­ promptu press conterence Wed• t1esday wnat would h•ppen to .t'ranc1s li. Powers, 30, ot. Albany G11., p1tol of a U-2 reconnaissance jet snot down May l ne ar l::iverd• lov1_.1., 1,300 miles inside Ruasl11-. "We shall try him, ...,.. "1.im severely as a sp)'," Khrushchev aaid. . ' '"You understa nd that if such aggre55iv e actions co11nr.u e th is m1gn� Jead to war," he said, He sala furtner aggression a&ainst \he Soviet Un ion will be met "with a tom boml:t1 in the fitst f ew mi.cutes." Sue.. spy ,fllg h ts are !'highly da ngerowr' eve nts 1\11: said. tnere was no official explana• lion of the delay i n releasi ng Khrus,h.cbev's stateme nts. M any of the quol e1 'held up were dlreeted against becrelary of State Chri11• U.1n A. Herter and bis a n nounce· ment that recon naissance flights would continue. "If thtl Unitff Statw h■s not ...-rlnc:td a ""' wu on ltt territory, ha not ua-ritnctd air r•lda. and H It wltnH to un INlh a war, wt, lhlll be com,, "'Itel to tlN rocket, which will · exl'fod• on tM •n�Non' ""' r1tory In th• v.ry tlrat min"'"· of w•r,•• Khruahc:hew Hid, Kh rushchev Hld 8UCh stateme nt.a were " the kind that would be made only by a country in a &tale of war w1lb another country." a'np On°8·escue . . 1 ' ,$1 2 4-95 ,,,.. A .'·' I Year Guarantee PHONE WY.f.llPII TIie Cuter Of T•!la . Get A . Pc. Grey Con solette H and R Fi.R ESTO NE DEAL ER·. ST OR E • )Reel Anchor I J• 24" . · Westing house $7 5.00 Rea lly ,Nice • B01t 11s Sal � $74.95 'I Olym pic' FRIGIDAIRE REFR ' IGIRA.TOR �J O Cu. Ft, MO RE NICE Year Old 21" CONSOLE I I PAY ONLY During WASH ER I VERY P:ushbutton, Automatic Repossessed 1 ' LIVING RO OM SU ITE A.S. �WIRL Parenta Auend Latin Club Sea,ion •1�.. s:NGLE r.o� Count)' Hi gh School s Graduate 168 Seniors Beginnin g Sunday astern Schools Face Period �),,: Of Tight Operating Finances (tj,: :f1!f:�•·' GI FT'S Not 0,-n Tonli,ht WEATHER Pom.eroy•MiddlePort, Oblo, Tbur�y , May 12, 1960 ctivity C u1tailment NOW AT STATI THIAT�I PT. J'LIASANT "GIIEA'llmT SHOW ON l!!ARTII'' POM EROY, 01110 ent1ne at· y NO. 23 - - • _.• - · - - - -· - -· - ··--- ...., . ... e • ..-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.. _ 1 1 ),1 ��H Dt-ive - l n .. .• • prob-am which led to IQ increaH 1 of SOO million dollan waa • e1ee1,slve•►, and that in.cnaaed'e]Jpendl• ,turel authoriied from the 1ene ral fund were "at the very leaat•� 100 million dollllrt mqre than needed. He .,id at the pfflent rate of iQ• over origi nal cre■ae, rt.venues ge ne nl fund state· eatirnate• the would be enri t'.! hed 240 million dol111"1 more than 111'1 8 anuct pated ln the two-year prediction . "While I •P'ff wilh ynu that th,.. ■n cerllln areal ol ,tale partk ularly edueation fervlces, s nd' llle ntal hygiene, l n ·which ad­ ditional expenditures are needed, these would have been met by conomica in oth er activities with­ out h ardlhlp and with far lesa ) nburden tmf)Med crease tn the upon lhe state, he said. The Clflcinnatl Republican at\d­ ed that the htiher taxes had kept aome Industry rrom cominl into ..._ au drlven ot,_" the ttate and h·' o•L '!• trict, Al �asle,n High School, bacca lai.ire�te servkes will be held �ay .12· w1tb Commencement exerc1se8 M.ay 2�- Geor�e Hill, Ohlo Uni�11riity, wlll deliver the_ graduahq n address. Eastern scmo r1t are now , �n a trip to New York and Wa�h1n gton accompan ied by O. C. e1bbee, achooI prIn clpaI , and Nora RI :1,e ,nd. DorolhY M'1chae ls. '•eache rt ere are &2 stu�enta in the I!� .....,.. �lua • • • , At . . . utland • •. BaccalaureaLe ser-, ll w held at 7:30 p. m be ices i v •1 ay 22 Wl'lh g radua t·10n ceremon• " · May 27 at B p. m. pau I Re1'd , 1es uo University , will be the commeru:!e­ ment speaker. Th e 43 members of th e Rutland das1 will take a one day trip lo Hu ntington a nd Charleaton. _ _ __�--- Adkins, Wedge Win Places On Mason Board Robert G. Adki ns and Pa ul D. Wedge, both of Poinl Pleasant, emerged victorious in th e non-par• tiaan ballot Tuesd ay for two posi• lio ns on the Mason Co unty Board or Education according to final un• official tabulations today. Counly clerk L. W. Getly'1 of­ fice said Adki ns polled 3,M4 while Wedge got 3,295. Other ca ndidates were Ralph Crump with 2,810, Frederick Frey, 916; Charlea Jones 2,�7, and Harry Nibert, 1,291. ln th e Republican prima ry for sh eriff Clyde McDermitt, Poi nt Pleasant. was ,•ictoriou1 with 1,434, and will oppose<"--the Democratic nominee. Griff Durbin (1,860) in Novemb er. Othe r Republic,.n ca n­ didates were Drew Hatfield with l.210 and Earl Henry with 619. Charles A. Roberta polled 1,M8 in the Democratic lists behin d DUr• bi n . George Say re of New Haven •QD tbe . ,D4\ln_ocratic �pti.nation for ttou■e of Oel eg.ites with 1,344 , beatlig :tdward Riclla rd wUh 1.203 and Ray Hill with 4,02. . 1 JOY WISEMAN WANDA DA.MIRON � Wiseman, Miss Dameron _ _ Win Honors At Scipio School St'.!1p10 High School has n,1med Sue is the dat11hler of Mr. and. for toP ho no�, Jor Earlene Wise- I MR. Sam Dameron, Harrisonvllle. man H Valed1ctorl�n, and Wanda �he was cl� officer f� two yean [ m the Junior and. Semor play1 oil S ue Damero n, Salutstorlan. 1 lhe annual slafi, and won the DAR . Joy 1s the . daughte1· of . M r . �nd [ a ward from MP ac-hoo Mn. Roy Wisem an, Ha rr 1sonv11le. 1 The s� nion chose asl. thelr motto Sht was cheerleader for two years, "The Higher we Climb the Broad­ �orekeeper for one, r� present:a • ' er the View." Their class colon live o( the Stude nt Co�nc!l, sang m are mint green and white and the the chorus,_ cla:55 offi�er all four class flower i& the pink rose. rears, was m the Junior .and Sen• T he aenion and ju niora are plllll­ lOr plays and on the annual staff. ning their annuaJ trip ne:at wetk to Camden Park and Columb1la 1 oo z I Firemen Discµss 'M:,,. • I • ' -�;; ,.._: · : perauo11 (oo ' " ; ,..._ .. _ .j �l�vguJ.9t Dies At 86 In With Hospital .Close cooperation ,by Meigs I T Republican nomim1.tion for as­ ucson no .rosp1'tal sessor went to Eve ett Sayr with County vo)unt_eer hr d partm t I m rgency-r scue units and th I 2,001, t.?ating Guy Bu d tt with 1 ,759. Clifford Carder won with n ew Meigs County Veteram M.emcompleted 1 ,921 over Bright McCausland with oflal Hospital-wh en an in n-were discussed operatio d 1.500 for Republican House of Del, at a mee ting of tbe county fireegales. n 's ma asaodation Wednesday For county court, F. A. M!Jrri• night in Racine ure hall. eon, incumbent, wo n with 1 ,515 Pete Cu n diff, Syracu.se, pre1iA suit for $25,050 has bee n votes ov er Jamea A. Ferrell, 871; filed in Common Pleas court aris­ Robert Rolh�eb, 665 ; Napoleon dent of the Association , presided. ing from an accid enl I n Pomeroy Sturgeon, 158, and Sta nley Waldie, Firemen hope to have a repreaen524. tat.l.ve work in close cooperation Marc h 9. with the hospital becaUJe al le ast Claude A. Husted, R. D. �. Porn• eroy, has fi\c-d the action agai nst 4,400 More Democrals fo'ur volunteer unit ambul.ancea expect to be using the hospital Roy Proffitt, R. D. 1, Portla nd facilities regularly. aski ng $25,000 damages and $50 Voted In Ohio Mav 3 COLUMBUS UPI-Tfie com· medical expe nse which he says Rep. George Meinhart -of Midplele, unotricial ta bulation of the dleporl wu gueat o,_pe lt . H e was I ncurred when h is ca r waa a er atruck by a pickup truck driven votes indicated today that about described legislative 1tep1 ln volv4,400 more Demoer ats than Re­ by the defendant. � I n a proposal QI the General In a nother court acUon the publican s voted in the May 3 Ai55embly becoming law. Rosa Deve lopme nt Compan y, a Ohio primary. 'thirty firemen from county The complete tabulation was u nits, corpora tion , is aski ng a mandatory except Pomeroy, attended. inju nction agai nst Ross Concrete made available by Secretary of and Mortar Inc., enjoini ng the Stale Ted W. Brown. Earlier defe nd•nt from usi ng property tabulations had indicated the Republica n s outpolled the Demo- I rudest CtlVIly of the pla intiff. cr ats by a slight ma rgin. On Record Reported . �rea police report one !>f the i E LICE NSE ISSU D qui etest week� on reeord with the Japs Outbid U.S. A manlage licen se bu been isoy pohce reporting o nly Pomer in Probate Court to Ralph Firms On Locomotiv"8 sued arrest tod�y and all other on� . Do uglas Lavend er, 21, une_mptoyWASlllNGTON UPI-Th e Army �ff1e1al1 report m g no offenders Wednesday announ ced the Pan a­ ed, Minersville and MaQ' Jinice m e last 24 bouts. th e JMY , dau bter . ma Canal Co. will purchase 38 Cu ndiff, 18, secre In Pom eroy, Police Chi er Jed r1ib'Oad locomotiv es a nd three of ·Mr. \ a nd Mrs. -Gl enn Cundiff, Webster reported J.he arreat ·or IOCOmotive cran es from a Japan­ Syracuse . David Cheshe r, 159 Col e St., Midese firm which outbid th e lowest dleport, on a charge of 1peooln£ HYMN SING- SUNDAY � merica n offer, made by an Ohio A n old fashi oned hymn sing 50 miles per hour l n a 35 mile hrm. · is an nounced for Su nday, Ma, lD, wne on Ela st Ma in St. He has . . The A rmy s�,d 1! 1warded lhe at two o'clock at the Shade Me- been cited to appear Saturday contract IO M1tsub1ahl of Japan . thod hil Church by Rev. H erbert ! e ve nin g befor, Mayor Charles _ _ on a low Did of �,829,900 . The ( Harris. All are invited. Legar. ___:___ __ _ Plymouth .Lotomot1ve Works of Plymouth, Ohio. bid $4,74 1,867, $25,050 Asked In Damage Suit ,After Acct"dent r r e e e e e e Q • e A • • e en e TUCSON, A.ru . UPI - The bodJ or Jof'm . D . RodtefeUer Jr ., a pllil­ a�t�pist w ho pve nearly �•If a bill,ion dollars away and re­ mamed . one of the world ,s nebelt men, . will be burled in the family plot m New York at.ate. 'l!ls sons, Nelaon, governor of New York, and Laurance, old­ they planned ·w fly back to New York today to complete funeral anangem enl..8 ptteedina burW at Sleepy Hollow C emeter'l' in Tar­ rytown . HI! body rested in Ariwna Funeral Home here. Rockefeller, known by many a.a,. sociate1 as "Mister Junior, " died at the �e of 86 Wednelday of pneumoma �nd. heart 1µ'ain In Tucso� M�1_cal Center. He had �n m failin g health for some \ lime and entered the hospital Monday. I A thy, retirlr19 man la d..... eel his lih t. hi• femHy .... s�rlne hb ,.....,., atonunl all WMlth. Phila nthropies by the Roetelel­ ler family began witb bis father, "JDR Sr.", bul nached their full abunda nce when Rockefeller Jr. took over as beaJI of the fam� after hia rather'• death in 19.Tl. By th e time of Rocli.t!leller Jipa­ ior'1 death Wednesday, donatl� by the family to peoples in the U. S. and ma ny parts of the world totaled at least three billion dol­ lars. His personal pbilahthropic donati&ns during bl& lifetime amounted to more than 475 mil­ lion dctla rs. •°:11 ·otuo Wheat Farn1el'8 To Vote Ou Quotas WASlllNGTON UPI - Oh io wheat farmers will join those of other stales July 21 in a vole on wheth er they favor marketing quota, on their 1961 crop. Set'.! re tary of l\,grlc ultu re Etra Taft Benso n Wed nesday, annou n• ood the vote and proclaimed a nation al wheat allotment of 55 million acre,. the mi n imum per­ mttted by law and the same as fot this ye ar. Ohio's 1961 allot• mtnt wa■ l,!517,38b aens. .. . IIATES HONORS ,'ohio State Univ,r�� .h,s , Js- ,� · 1ued Its ho nor roll· M' thl! w'ln- , t.er Quarter, listlng nam es of un­ dergraduate .students who achiev­ ed high academic averaces for that period. The li!ilt int'.!llldf! l\uth A. C arso n, Long BoLtom R. D. 1 . 1 , '------ RUMMAGE SALi A rummage sale will be 1pon- ' sored Friday and Saturday in the Eagle■ buildi ng in l'omerOy whete tbe Allen Appliance Store Fllrell RWI Metltodiat Church. Dutrict 0/Jicer• OJ Home D emonatratian Council llleet OFFICERS OF DISTRICT 15, Home D�mo nstratlon Council, are pictured here with Stale President Mrs. Charles Ensign who was spea ker al the District meeting held last. 1buraday at the Heath Methodist Church 1n Middleport. They are (L to R) Mrs. Robert Ball, Gallia county, secretary; Mrs. Edith Dearth, Vinton county, vice president; Mrs. Enslen ud Mn. fotlllerly ... by the wscs ol lbe . Maxine 'Geoglein, Meigs county, president. I . I \· ' • �. ....... , ..., . . 7I n • • t rua11•0HI I I I ll SIZII IUZILIIZIJ F · -···--·-·· !--�: s��-OOM 1 WANT ADS -·- - ·.,•· . _ � . . · -· 0 wANrm Home Economics Display, Style �we, Many - �7::��.r.i� l�:!./�� Art"It1 es Of Boys Ar ts EXbib"It d 1 At RutIand Apply In Person I WAITRESS Ho us"E on Roule 33, 1 2 mllea north of bio 0 B ;;:.,:'. �bl� ':- ��. i n pom11tto1, Va., ,pent the weell: wi::�• hi, ,i,ter, Mr oDd !Ir•. . , I POB C9N818T1HT DEPENDAIILB BEIIULTS BATES I NDtl per word. · • ...-ct-. llinimum et,.,._ - 80 QIID.., .... ... L ltoee1z , ......::;n:UIJC!!!:fftr';'f'r::: I • 4 Dally Sentlne� Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 11, 1$60 • •• .... 1 I Z The last meeting ot the a.boo! 11:raders, b:! 11chers and parent& 1n and rostrum by We5ley Sisson; n. Bu el Ridenour, Mrs. Guy TifR.EE COMP� ROOMS OF merfie ld, Mra. Letha Koblentz year for the Northweatern PTA the late summe.-. Tbe attendance End table& 11nd Smoking stand by al l new furniture at lngel's At The was tleld Monday evening at the banner wa.s won by Mrs, Martha Dick Du1■n. . Pau l Baer, Mrs. Wyatt Chad­ Furniture. Include• 2 pleee liv• Ru tland gym at 8. The meeting Chapman's class. Record cabinet by David Pierce w , Mrs. Horace Karr and Mrs. ing room suite, 3 matching tathanked LUCiiS Mrs. ! numbers vocal by opened was e offictn: th by and clg■reu.e holder by Roy Holter attended the di1trict Bowl lamps, matching piece bles, 2 4 • cen.. per word for Uane COZPaM:llltlve Iwttona.. 10 senior gir ls who have studied and members for th eir co-opera• L:awrence Smith; Jewel bo:r.es b} g11rden c l ub meeting at Logan. bedroom suite, intenprlng mat· IIPO<W - ooo 30 - por .....s. past year and Joe Stafford and Darron Key11; music at lh e Rut l and school !or lion during lhe Fred Rice spent a Sunday wlth lrc:s.s and box 1prlng, bed 1prl"ad, Full nle o! 3 eonta per word ..W. be � fer l4vertiJIDc EV 12 years under Mn. Ethel Chap• then turned the meeting over to Lamps by Darroll Smith, Waid Mr. 11nd Mrs. L. L. Roof of Dela• 2 dre11ser lamps, Hotpoinl rel,jj). If .... pold wlWll 10 'WI Iller man. The girf8 introduced them- the program Chairman, Mra. liar- Nelson and Robert JeHe. Ware. frigerator, gas range, 7 piece I - ta Ad..ninc - 6bould be - tmmocU1"'11. Tho l d Sauer. o of told and plans selves their I ==='."' tn­ exhibits nior e S and Junior ======== and e set, piec 32 dinette dinner E . J. Nunna lly has accepted em­ Duly SmtiDel will oot. be rwpoaabJe ffW mon than one incor-­ for the fulure . The theme oI lhe program for r:luded : Cedar ch est by Jimmy ployment In Co l umbus. n'll:f'ffl ware. These 3 rooms of fumi• 1 ( 81 E,n _ · P 0V Inc l uded on the program were the evening wu "Strengthen the Griffith and Marlin Goff; Gun lure were not picked up afler a -.r.l of. 'lhanb ud ISfecW Nof�lt ol ltv1.'Qt. Sl.UO. Obituane1 's a Grand Night for Singing'', Home through Vocational Guid• r1teks by Larry Morris and Char les Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Porn• ·•1t The made. w111 payment down P1Mlililbld It l Milt per wotd. recentl y visited Mn. Lona roy e " ance.'' Ohio'·, Mill d l O "Beautiful Barrett; Hall tree by Tom Cha-fin. 11avings can be yours. No down i ------ -- WORDS 1 DAY I DAYS C DAYS I MO. Roecher. e introduc Sauer Mrs. OR HOUR THE DY HOUSEWORK " Jan Mr1. d way&", l "A You Stream", e Lov I son l Ne e Wayn by cas'?I Book Just pay. to months 36 payment, 15 '4-l!O ••.ae 110o IClc the day. Phone WY2·2482. Truly" "Some .vh ere a Voice Iii Burleson, home economics .in• and Waid Nicholson; End tables pay the balance or $8.50 a week. $6. 00 •1.ao •1 .20 9Do Ill Mr. a,nd Mrs. llaymond Elberfeld 5-I0-3tc Calling", "Prayer Perfect" and struclor who introduced Jane by Larry SmiLh ; Night stands by (urnilure of worth $899 1s Here '7.l!O tz.,:t 1le 36 and son, Mike, spent the weekend the "Rutland H!gh School Song" Parsons, .i .sophomore who Wat Herbert Grate and Harold Mc­ for only $689. Phone WY 2-26�. with his parents. Columbus in by 10 A.II. will be Ln lll&I cloy·, ,-per. Adi with the audience joining the the nam1tor for the style revue Kentie; Coffee tables by David � 1 1 3tc Mr. aud Mrs. Phillip Boyles which followed, Be.fore the re- Martin, Roy Cremeans and Jim­ girls. . l!R CONDITIONING, REFRIGER· lh e group were gan dra v1u, M 1s.s G 1rJs Ill parsons presented Mn. mie George; Sewing cabinet b)' 8penL the weekend in Dayton with ' SATUHDA y· Watch ror the walk· ¥Ir. and Mrs. Carl Watson. atioo service, J.1ck'1 Retri1era - ·1· I 11·IS, J UdY SI awt er, J oan wood • Bur J eson w i· th a corsage on l)e. Jim Hobstetter; Toy Dage by of in<le Shoe Box on the ,•·eels w tlon, New Hav en. Pbone TI/ aru, .. M ar1or1e · · th e H ome .,...onomics stu• Frank Bal le ngee; Toy ah eU b), a �I tf h b p o D ldd y orol Y, r Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther and ( ) Notices Midd leport and YOU may re• 37. Q-2S·ll Hysell, Rose Jacks, lune Searles, dents. Larry Bolin; Lamp by Cecil Nel­ Jack Yisiled with Mrs. Effie Wat• 2" ceive I pair of complimentary u. Miss Parsons revi ewed the past son. La son •• Priddy, Patricia Young � 11164 OLDSMOBILE SuPER 88 4 TUMITa AND son. Tuppers Plains, Sunday. 1. ?. McCOY s. KilYelle&. The Shoe Box,. Mid• work of the Ho. Ee. departyear's They Ferrell. yn .iro d an 1 c e wer l,J P•ln.. p,... I��::� IMurFl1h trap by car e l ndab e p e I>oor. A &ood d Rob ert Long; Tac­ AUCTIONIIR dleporl. :ltc li 1 1 Mr. and Mra. Virgil Wood, Ath• accompanied -by Mrs. Chapman. ment and then presented the fol- kle rack by Michael Kina: and . N �y Nolloftw.._ th11t i1 worth much more money. - . It..,._ 2,, LOftl Bottorr-# 1 ..,h.._ called on Mr. ,11nd Mrs. Mar• ns, e l gir lowing Eloise Jor dothing ing l mode s sing to d e plann r e Muss ,... A. ....... 'lt1Hoi, WY2Charles Sigman; Bowls by Cecil Famous VlB Ro.:k el engine with THOROUG�lHRED BOltDER COLwith the group but was ill and school, ch urch .and trav el w�ar. Nelson; Jewel box by Roy Cre­ ion Wood, Sunday. hydramatlc Super Driv e. Here's LIE pupa. Ready to go. The best 2N6. --· --- The setting for thii was a srnall means; Che1t of drawers by Ri­ 'MiH Joan Frost is visiting her in the slate. Phone W I 9-36'0. GRAVELY nACTOR SA.L I AND unable to attend. 1our chance to step u p to an IIIDO!.iroRr FIIIB rvlu. er, Mrs. Betty Myers, in Colum­ sist 512 I. Mehr, PonMro,. h The busin e ss me mode e ting l of school room and was cona white chard Rife and Checker board by I Olds at the right price. Karr & 5 1 1 3tc SIie, 11\�y.. ment AuctJon Phone WY24975. "tll f dueled by the president, Mn. lli· fence through which artificial Paul Browning. bus. Vanzandt, Pomeroy, 0. �·10.3tc --- ----... May 14, Ewin• BulJdi.bl' oa the LE rll rnn � p. m. untll Ji,n• 1 . S.luman: chard Lucas and Mr11. Harvey flowers entwin ed. Also -on display w ere setera l ENCH OT· R Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush and T in lllddloP9fl. � Uld 10,7 FORD CUSTOM $1 195. Club DOU B Harold Bnrnhart, Er lewine instal led th e fol lowing Model s were Brenda Turn er pieces of 1ci enc e equiment in DOG machine, neon restaurant Nora Brown, Jackson, spent Mrs. ' Ne• lluchudlM. av.,tl,lni Sedan. Be.autiful light green Ohio. Ph-. Coolv'.lle 3691 , as officera !or the coming year: Sonja Turner, Susie Rathburn the science room. the week end with Mr. and Mr,. lrCIII! Billy <kltt, lo lllcheti flnilh. A Cl/ that's sure to ( sign, gas ranse, electric com· 3-ll-lfc President, Mrs. Carro ll Snowden; Ruth Spangler, Cher)'l Sear les' To con-elude meeting the preuor, booihl, toldin& party 61ok1. Doon open I •· In. Salo pleaae from any ang le , V-a en• Vice Preaident, Mrs, Homer Park- Aliee Crouser, Clara Mae Hysel l: George Dal111, e:a:ecutive head, In­ Guy Summerfield. ____ tabie, 8' long, 1 2 folding chairs ___ ataru 1 1 a. m.. ltefrtabmenta line, automatic drive. Compare er; Secretary, Mrs. Car l Morris Judy Brogan, Drema Birchfield, troduced H elll')I Null Jr., the new _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy spent to match. Ideal for picnics on MUlil.LSR J UR :\ .....,Clli., W lrlN� 1v1lloble •II do y. Cliti Nod· the car-Compare th e price. It and Treasurer, Mrs . Carl Morris. Sandy Sheet., Judy Chafln, Dott principal and ,1so other high the week end in Wooster with Mr. ,.. nL • PP HOUlili. • ll n Arnold 1 the J j wn. Will sell cheap. In· MIiie lord Jr., AucUon..t. can't be be11t. Karr · It v,n A report of the County Council Smith, Roberta Grate, Audis achool teachers. and Mn. Ernest Fisher. . thors, lyracu" Ohl• ,hone quire Marie Steiner, Corner 5·10-3tc Zandt, Pom eroy, o. meetfng was given by M rs. Giles Hite, Vivian Priddy, Joyce Ede ns Mr. Dallas reviewed the success COUNTY WIDE CLA6S MlthNG WY•2-6314. Restaurant, Cheshire, Ohio, or 1 1 -19-tfc: Smith and tentative plans were Vio la M cKnight, Anna Sprouse: or the school this year 11nd h e Sunday, 11,,y 14, 2 p. Ill, at Fre,.e · 1?6f FORD . 6, 4 DOOR STAN• call WY 2·2�. made for a party for the first Martha Brewer, Betty Morris, recogniied several p,rents of dom Gospel Minion, 11)4 }inbb.s, dard lhitt, heater, radio. N eeds 5 1 1 Jtc 'JEL:t\'lSl '.)N RAUlO "-4vn sM.ALi Carolyn Ferrell, June Tillis and high school students from Harri­ on .&11han and StlYtr'&YIIJI i:oad. rnQtor work $250. P.hon e WY2· 1 e e P Otia Ruth Mont&omery. The CClfflfl'l•te MMl• •Shtf'O, sonville. Bro. A.hart, leaderj Rev. Oriffh.h, �-10-.:c 3186. :iPJ>J 1f:,� c� K::�e. ��: ltefreshments or punch and Featuring 'l1hese Famous Names p11Lor of chureh. The PlibUc: I• The second scene oJ the style 2-l-Uc coffee were serv *IVINRU DE - !qr.st in out­ e d by th e tea­ invited. S -II 4te ll08 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. UIID BOATI AND MOTOM HS revue was an outdoor scene wilh chers to a record crowd of 240 boards. •P whff• ...., laot. Motro- CUSTOM. BUll.T KlTLHEN DEencl two girls playlng badmitten and 473 Sycamore St, Middleport . people in the home economics � '.l1he FomOla *SCOTTS P9Ht1n Moton. MO Main ll&Ded fo:'OW'" bo111:i _,.,. eathe fo IIow I ng g1rIs modeled sport& 5-15- I2tp room where Scotts. various Flyinc st., ,..,.,..,,, Phone WY.:UUO. oth e r di.s­ UmdN. hr.nnan aod Abbott. -wear: Mae Lee Edwards, Janet laym o n chi ld d evelopment, sel­ *YELLOW JACKETS -The WE WISH TO TIIANlt QUR '53 CHRYSLER 49,000 ACTUAL 8-(1-tf I Pllunt WY-2-032 1. 11 •2A-tfc Gi11us,e1 Montgomery upper 15.4 Wright, Sandy Litt le and Beverly ection or materials and home finest in Molded Mahoe· nei1hbora and friend• tor their mil es. Mumt sell lh.i� wetlt. lowe e 17.4, .... ,•• 64 fl. ; GalJJ. Bowen. management were irranged. ""'1 Glass Boata. eny acta of llndne.a at the dettb of WY2<1219. c,u alter 6 p. m. ( next The TILIVtllON ltAt,fO AND SMALi polis, upper 19, lower 25 .2, run scene entltl ed "Tea N - 11be Quol­ *CILASTRO L. Jl. H elm, Whitetvllle, Ky. To fH0-3tp AppU1nce r•pelr. Coll Fren.. nin g M ft. Lock 23, 24.3 raisin g .3 For Two'' showed three tilbles J CLEAN USED CJ.R. WILL GONBoat. ty lhe donon of beautiful flowers► Ca,telna, 41 4 N. Seconcl Aft., fl . per hour. All dams are down and male escort, (borrowed from sider a�y make or model. Phone I *FUNLINER 17 FOOTER and a •�Ill thankl to lhe Eic• I...., M 4HI CHEVROLET VB 4 DR. si i_ s tfc river raising about hal f a tenth oi th_e Industrial Arts Department), __ _• _____ _ ldcf _ _ . WY2·673 1. Virgll Teaford, Syr1 'J!he Arisb>cr11t of Boa.la. plorer1 of Poll 270 Hemlock dan. Pomeroy Police Car. Bl,et• 1:1 fool per hour down, Inc l udin g , wi th p11prty dresses being shown cuse. D-10-6tc BOATS-Fish· *FRIELAND GroYe, Ohio, and to the Chrlal­ OI O TV S 5-�6tc tnan, Pom eroy. Lock 16, and about . 2 per hour J n- by Alberta Hawkins escorted by 1 By Clorlce Allon Boats. ffll lan church at Hemlock Grove. �O • "..�c.. ALLU MOOE L S AN """ Kl f Herbert Grate, Osa Turn er eseluding Lock 19, and .3 per ho\J r *FREILAND PONTOON Mrs. Joe Nunnal l y recently en)Ir. and" Mrs. Jamt1 W. Reese Phone WY 2-2255, PorMroy, Ohio from 19 to 23 corted b)' Hiram Slawter Jr terlained the BOAT-For •eisure aBoat. s�wing club 6 1 1 llP ' at her CL ELAND TV •nd APPLl .-, NCE ----- ---- -. Down Rlv�r Boals-Lock 1 0 Arna Ehrenrels escorted by Dl!Vid hom e. The busme!s meetmg . _ B'x.1 0', 8'xl4', 8'xl6" wu S 5 fc IL _ M _ n _ GoO WO T ., o s. w ··o ,c _ K Martin, l He en McKenUe escorted HOUSE, GOOD 3 BEDROOM Lucy Jal'le Lucas, i. : 05 am 7 -4 ; l WE WISH TO EXPREl,S OU ll *WHITIHOUSE BOATS I ' a:- condu d ed by Mrs. Harold Hawk, Ju1t fresh. Rol land Searles, Rut• neighborhood ln or near Porn• ock 13: deep 1ratltud e and appreciation e nner 5 : 10 am, 7-4 ; by Car los McKnig ht, Louise H l Bob B 7 l. esident. M �s, Raym?nd Elberfeld p Fiber e1'as5. atuminum end c-:c:7'" � land. Phone SH 2-4626. eroy. Can giv e good references Lock 23:: Elber Cliff 12 : 10 pm, 3-0 ; ginbotha m escorted by Wesley 8 to our many friend• at tbe death U CT rs. R��hfrd Fick reeeived wood. � � 6tp 1 1 � Sisson and the or Write Pomeroy, <Jt,l.o, P. 0. narrat escorted gif Sy_camore 11 :50 am worlt cla 88, Al or our brother, Vernon E. MIiii, Compl.,o lonlce r SCOOTERS *CUSHMAN --------- - -- Bo;,; e1 Pa! s and e-cr r e ?n:i S . . �· 10-3tc 471, las 5: 50 am, o-0; He le n z , 6 : 10 a. by Roger Biggs. and our mother, Mr1. D. o. Pat• 1)0 YOU PAY CITY PRICES ,·oR Crltt Bradford lram �di iaccept no­ who those W For d e receive th t � The final setting was "Sandman leraon. The many klnde1n!1 ex• Wrltt, PhoM or Contact : m . , 0 -0; Raymond E . Sa lvetti 10 : I O thmg le.M than leadership uied farm machlnen? See Bil l oor p rz.e A essert course was Specials", a �lumber parly with A. C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl., : a. m. 0·12. t,'1ded b)' our nelahbora will served ;O lhose named and �rs. Goodwin and buy at rarm prices. 1ecl *UHO CARS - We .. --: Ga ll ipol is: J . S. Fryber• night wear being modeled by Sue v r U nevU' be forgotten. er i p Eddie Hartung, Slx mtte1 from Wi lkesvi lle. ueed 1n �st very tfte Mrs. only Char� e• Fick, ASIILAND OIL .HAS MOIJERN Mr. and Mn. O. o. Pallerson ge r 10: 10 pm., 16-0 with James D. Ne l son, Dottie Lucas, Joan Wood• Mn. Robert Wood, Mr�. Wallace can,• . 4 28 3Dtc two bay ab.Hon. Good loca tion . 5 l l· ltc Francis in tow: Chas. n . Stephen- ard and Mary Lee. Amberger, Mr_s. John Fick, Mrs . FOR THE BEST DEAL Sandra Pi erce of Lang■ville was and highway locatt1.1:n. Galli· MEXICAN TOM,I,TO PLANTS ARE son 5 ·55 ath 17-5· Lock 23 H e len � layton A llen, Mrs. Henry Ei�hpolls, O. Good opportunity for AROUND! ready and 1everal oth er standard pm, 'o.e: Chandel ie;. 9 pm, awarded the Cedar Chest which mger, Mra. Delm■r Baum, Z, MrSIS had been made by the industrial ,ifbl Pll'lf J:111. J'tlJVroy -.o'ilc varieties. Also rhu!lbarb 11t Its ... TII 8 P.M. Evffll 0oon .,.__ ,,��•t, "Mrs. Either Hayes ar1-Q arts boys, 2167 or Gaiill)Olf, Gtb8on O•ffllS. LOST 16 FT. JOHN 80AT, IIED 'best, to eat and for deep fr eez. • Sl!E eting e m nn:t tt-le Wolf. , COMPLETE JNbU�CE , . . The Freshmen industrial arts G�orge 5.10. atc and Black, 2 oat ;iocb. Got In&. Second House East from 1 wil l be at the home of Mrs . .kobert tectloa. Ufe, Auto, Jl1re, Pollo. had on disp lay detailed home loote Sundl)' qr M�ftdl)'. C■II School house J n Syracuse. Wm. Call Dou llilll. .lflddhtpon. plans, showing not only house W�W!i-3211'7. llobett ll<omlll, H. Holmeii, 5 9 tfc Wt-ck Gandee, Cardmg lo�, f'!­ Olt.1•. plans but each room, the plumb• 6-101!1� ently spent a week end with his c ing, lighting and other detailed HAYI\AKE AND MOWING MACH- FOR kENT-New modern "De­ Tniwportation on Land &: Sea plans. The Freshmen cl ass under sister, Molli e Bookman. INE, 2 way plow1 and on e dl1k lux e" apartmentl. Two and Mr. and Mn. C. N. Jones have 60MM I. Malr\. St, Pomeroy -------- ---- the leadership of the Industrial for Farma ll Tractittr. Mrs. Freda three bedroom,. Eighteen mlle.!l FOR SALE: 9¾ ACRES GOOD I arts teacher, Harold Saut.'r, hl!Ve returned home after being calle_d Phone WY,2-3170 1968 OLDSMOBU.F. 88 2 DOOR · e l le. vi Hurlmon Payne, 3tc electric lant. All p Kaiser lrom 9 ath e d the by a l 1 Pataska his to of fen garage, e, ll ce room ar. I c 2 7 fl 91S. JUI ,tot thlt &o-ao-a:o. been studying mechanical draw. decorated brick, beautiful ly other out bulld�n gs. 6 room go?4 ing. Boys W Ith the VB Rocket en,lne and AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2· partlcipating were p lastered wal la, ti led batha, house. Water m house 10 mm- C loYis Carpenter, Keith Car.son llr■liht 1Uc.k. A real ■harp , 3738. Ca ll after 3 p. m. �-7-6U with tub and 1hower1 compl ete utc drive Crom Pomeroy. Located. Charles Cheadle, J11mes Ferrell, . llltle Old1. One local owner. Youngstown kitch en, with dis• � ml le olf H3 at Wolf Pe11 David Grate, Paul Higginbotham Try it today! Karr 6 VanZ•ndl, HOME RENDERED LARD 1 15 , YOUR CAR MHDI ed e l ectric cllnc�l units, l 90.!ia Crcrk. G. W Spencer, Phono Billy Hill, lb. $10.00. Phone SH2-4877. Pomeroy, 0. 6-1�3lc Richard Hampton, beating ll)'slem, .storm doors WY•2·6ti20. ti 9 6 tp Bi l ly Hysell, Geu l d Jacks, Mi­ �7 .atc --and windows, fire proof doors, - chae l Kitchen, Doyle Kn11ff, Jamee SPECIAL '993. 1906 BUICK and windows, bul ldinil comple. SALE E Long, Danny McDonald, David MODERN FOR FIV . tlanl-Top 2 Door, Sp1rklin1 te ly insulated, front and rear An Exterior Vinyl Latex Paint For room house, iuU ba&ement and Montgom ery, George Perry, Bob­ orlaina l finish. Oynatlow drive. entrances, beautifu lly land11cap• attlc. ASJume balance of 4.4' I by Pope, Olart e& Searles, Allen Blaettnara, Pomeroy. 3-Ute ed, private park-Ing, rent e:w.­ Stucco, Brick, Coner!!• and Asbestos Shingles diroct government loan. Lot 30 Stace, John TilliB, Donald Ward, t remely month. per $80.00 low 19114 FORD CUSTOM va 4 DOOR xlM>. Good neighborhood. Call Larry WE?lls, Keith Wilcox, Hom• THE HAVEN TERRACE A· Your GLIDDEN Dealer Available Through tHO. Need 11 cood work car? or Sfle Freddie Thabet, Mason, er Runion, Jack Wamsley. ' W. Haven, NC'W PARTMENT'S, atniibMI JOll t1D k ,tw W11'D 1'hen buy thl• one. Tire, YOII Exhibits by the Sophomore W, 4-28. tfc V11. Phone TUrner 2-2703 or t,l.ayN yoa'a, DOtbd w:amual -could 10 to C1llfornl1 on rllbt boys included coHee tables by , - SALE SEVEN ROOM HOU 2·1826. I,OR R Paul Pierce, Robert Cremeans, now, Run, 1ood too. VI en&lne, ...., .. )'OUt u,., - hart l:i) :H2·1 9·26-4tc wlth two baths, 1araa:e , waab and Robert Jene, cedU' c:heat by aulom■llc drive. Try il today. �. louJb k&rniq. If oo,, Roule 1 Mlddlepert, Ohio Phone WY-!-3748 hou1e, cellar, larte eorner 10\ Jimmy Hlggy Karr is VanZandt, Pomeroy, O. yow o■r probably- PNda • oom­ ROAD l ocated BUBY io, O in BRAD l Chelf.er, h Oil 0-10-31< APAA.i.'M� 'r& - .iUriuahod and ... .. ... .. ,u., , . . Book Case by Roa:er Rills and plai. trooHnd chK:k and wbNI Route 7. Priced to lf!ll. U inter- Hiram Slawter Jr.· Sewing table uotumiahed . .lldlut9n. Klddl• alipmenL Play It .t.i � • For PREE lnipedloa - Cl- UIN C-- _ eated call or write Paul PoUnf, 2-3-tf port. Phone WY...0286. :,our oar fol- s;mooth � AU MtkN IM M■•II• ES2-K33. Ripley, W. Va. TuL 1 D AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 6 driT!DI. Dri.e. ta kldayl 4-28--tfc: IIIITR-.TAN MOTOU Gilmore'• Sapply Slore room tpartmcmta. A N, Bena:•1, WY-2•2'74 SALE ROUSE Pbone tYY:!1-lffl. 1 1·2-tk OHIY 1own, 11K room,, 4 rtom1 do-.:a, Vaupan'a Bd•rmlnatln& FOUR ROOII HOUSE FOR RENT 19D2 FORD Va 4 noo11 •u,o, 2 up, ap,roxlmately 1 acre 1• Webater Fruit Farm, Luna: Compa117 Beauty 11 more than akin deep vel land excellent well 13 mile■ Boltom, 0., Tel YU.ton '5·8201 . II, Miry� W. Vo, 1n thll 1mooth drlvln• earl You from Pomeroy on State Rout1 0-0-ilc really can't afford t.o PH• thl11 WY•!-%143 Phone 992. Prko '800.06. lnqulro Job up, It will 11ve fOU money. BRAND NEW ZIO ZAG S!CWING Mn, Howell at P&11ton. machine, M1ko1 ·button boles, 6 ROOMS ANV BATH FURNIS!l­ POMEROY, 01110 A 100d one. At a Vtl'7 ' 11-IUO!e . ed 191r&ment. Chr\1tlne &e11 e, all fancy 1t1tcbt11. FuU end I price. Tr)' It-you'll buy it. WY2-3110l. Tel. Phonie Terma. '41'.00. 1 prlee -tp FOR SALE BY OWNER 8 ROQM Karr • VanZandt, Pomeroy, O. D-Mte WY2-2J04. mode.rn , borne, pl111 l1undry room 5-l0-3tc • ' r ' ind 11UUty room, 111 fired hot . __ FIVE KOOII AND BATH FUR­ 1 -. ,.,. -water heallna: l)'ltem, hardwood i' 'IIN MERC UllY nl1hed. Phone WY2-3083. F l:ltchen floors down; buJIUn . • • Sedan. A 1ooJ tellable c:ar. • F 5- IOlte with dish -washer. U lnteft1ted Blaettnar1, Pomtroy. S-5-6tc ge within 2%: Phone \VY2·37'1 1 5-10--Stc Look et tho S-. Look et tho APARTMENT: D ROOMS, BATH. Skirts and Skirts. Washable. Wrinkle and Soll Proof. Shrinka ' 111111 BUICK 11,1911 VI SPECIAL 220'11 E, Main, Phone WY2·246'5 PrieN. 1- ot. tlho S.vktc1. Keg. '2-98 - JUST ',i PRI C E. . . FOR SALE FOUR ROOM HOUSE Hard Top 4 Door, One carefW 3tp 1 1 5 bath, basement, 111, cily water owner. Dynanow drive. Jladio and &1r1ce. Localed near brldlt and Heater. BlaeUna11t Pome­ on New end 1JS£D, Look to Before 9:30 A.M. Mason. Wilbert Wtaver, :U.1on. SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN ti-Hie ..,., Mldcfl- WY-2-2Mt 0-HMltp. 5 1 1 6tp town. 12-7 Butternut. ,-,,.., WY-t41tS They are pregold. -Necklace and Bracelet They are real. They ltAUTZ fa D ITOU , priced '6-9�. . At ChNtv y... $4141 WANTED MAN FOR QICNEKAL U.L No. 21, w..,1y, Ohle MAM!I.L ·••vic nATION F ,. ' Ill F offlce , work. Mu.id be able lo MDDllflll S�aUIIIAN H0MII­ lype and should have ,ome /IINIIJ IIP WC11ted on • beautlfully land­ Yellow. -Beautiful Regular price fll,00, Sal­ experlence. bookketpln11 AND TIE BAK . �QLUX VACIJUII CLEAN­ DIY llemd scaped l.8 acre plot. 3- bedrooma · . -· 1 _ • '. ,. _ . . ! ary ablllty. with comen1urate · Stones. er with attachment.I. Lite new, cloaeta, cedar ll&hted lara:tiwith If bltere1ted, -write 1lvln1 re- 1 FOR THE · BEST ROOF AND . . e11h or term ■, Only f,88.00 • built-In .tithen his an abundance repair ■ervlce and roof palntint 1ume of experience to Rich, Phone WYJ.2304. e of R pubUc Steel cablneta w1.th U-tlk an(\ houae l)Ainllna -call Bill ards • Son, Inc., P. O. B01: Formi� tops. Houae b11 mod• . w�;t( Phone WY:1-a?it. &-IIMlt 11-7-«llc _ 447, Pomero1, Ohio. PLANTS �R SALE: SWIET l r , • em bath, · pJ11tered wan., OU:· . etc. Pc�•to ., cent■ per · h11ndrtd; etc., BR.48 S NYLON ESS' SEAMll SLIPS ES BLOU$ nt rro f)oon 1!111 Juli boaemenl. ' · Tomato and cabbi&e, 75 ant.a w ANTED FARII HAND ICXPER· fs fi · 28' with ornamental " VtJu.ea. to , per huach;e4 or 10 ctnll per And under· 1,n..d In iron ramna. c.U for an JAppolnt­ do,en; Peppeta, Ea• Planl, 1t1nd modern mach�nor,. Good LUNIS-IDIPSOH lNSuB,.N¢a I mont to ... 1h11 ,..,.pUonllly . ',i Toll Pltkup -1 S,,,,ul IOd C1ullfloW• IIIUII be lurntallod. A,onu, llloJlellOrl. Fin, .blfln� -•H•hullt' home. 116,000.00. Boord, .,. II centa I d... II. W11•·� worklnl eoncUUon1 mobU•• lond1:, Phont WY,i.: "'NIW NAVIN - 4-room rnddem Orilll>II oil l!IO Wl1 end , reel 11._, JI.Hie .ill be \llacu- on ln..low E:zacUy one: hundred: �ss than wholesale. home, bath and. ba11ement, bwl· .- job, - ..,..., 1oo11. ' IIOI., • Ladles Belts. Plain ud ·Tarm, Broolulale applicant. of heat, automatic noors, ••� SHOES GYII BOYS Bl.ACK Vilues To ' l'ffVIIII 11-lGlltp Wollllon, Oblo, !IL I. 1lono . windows and doors. Situ• ,; Ir, to 1oe. st.., I eulblon IOlt ( ' i .. • 'ated In excellent neiJ:hborhood 111111 bof• 7·11, lo bl1 bot< I, near Jrade 1th01JI. $12,000.00. tennlo Ollfordo lllUlllAL - 3 acres, a.room frame eulblen !Mole. llod·Blu• •1.00. home, partial - buemtnt, coal fW'­ 'lll•- Sb00 .... 11� nace. '3800.00. CUCKLaR laALTY JIM IIOUllt, SEWING l;l..ECTRIC SINQER 'tll•chlM IIOllild bobbin In ex,· . Miw MYIN,. 'W,- 'V,.,. Phone con..1 eondlllon Tll 'MIQ l'MONI . ' . 1 11 11< IMlo WD-. •, -Ila• ,_,od I ·-•1nc ._._ GREEN GABLES Sta... Route 7 I I ••.ao I Wonted (20 ) Business Services PHONE WY-1-21 57 ( 8 ) Auto So es a. .oirAiii ------� � (2) Card of Thar,� - ■ - --- o.,.,, -- .__..,u� I ■ a. =--==---- --·· -- 1 1 ) Wanted To Buy (91 Far Solo 1 1 2) Wanted to Rent ----:A ••"• �-N10- I 1 3 ) F9r Lease --- 1 8 ) Auto Sol11s -- --·---- .... ... ......,.•.-..,..... TDOOR -- -�-- l . ,.., .'"'' �--�P..IGi I -,-ifii $7.50 =·;;;;;, ---_=--,---;;.;•-s'"'·_ ..... _. ... .....,_ POM-�OY MOTOR,CO. SKI RTS -----dlleyln1. ,.,,Nil.. w. v1. -·-- ��---�-- ...... __ I ••.1t. �•• 1M"" lnrJ um Eaatern patrom of the a.ehool _on dilpl1y Frida)' will 1ee all ' J nl&ht. Industrial .Arts, or what used to The exhibit te ■w haored by Mrs, be cal led "manual training" a Avice Freeker o( the Home Eco­ generation ago, ii much farther ad• nomic1 Depattment and by ,\ntho­ 1 vanced in high schools of thete ny Gennette of the lnduatrial Artl : 1 Departm ell,l and the 1tudent1 of 1960'9 than 25 yean aco. studenta Th� moat modem equipment 11 the two departments. 'l"he · have many exhiblta to put on u■ed in ahop, today whue teen- d iaplay. ag en learn how to do unuaua lly lndvdod 1ft tM ,vuln,'• pr• fine work. .It ia a place where rnue of a "do-lt•youne l.ad• er m will M a style future many 1lrl1. ft.. • 1 ltw fflff .,.... 11"" 1'19 dicta" are born eac:h achoo! term. At � d"° of thl1 rrA19 llthf Llbwiae in the Home ..ZCOnomlc Aftllt-.menh wlU N ...--4. THIS KIND OF WOKK. b:,)ng dlaplayed by, from second from 'left to rlgbt, Eddie Wyers, � o Th e bou1ewife of to­ Department. : .. ., iii!,a handaome cedar -chest to be John Newell Garret Chev a A lier and Bill Heila ma:J\ll' w.as unheard of in the district's tw · � 1 .�. 1 . ' morrqw, whether or not ahe choo1-­ slnn IW&)' WU made by boyl of >,;. ."--"6h schooJs (Toppers . Plains and· Cbester) bef ore con,olidation lhree years ago. Chevaher es to use the can opener all the the lnd1JStrlal Arts Department The boy a t the •i¥m• rear, left, can, kf she wants, do a first rate Many other llftrul and delicious stan_ds beside a beautiful end table. Wyers la at a ueor4ed. not was name io accident b:y picture m got the job I In· the kitchen. She, too, haa door prizes will bf awarded. the eq�ipment1 using modern pre­ pared ma\etlals, to pft'.lduce real . RI-ILiCTED PlllSIDINT 1 kitch�n delicacie1. And· she -c1n �w, mend, I nd destg-n dothin1. '" GREEN BAY, Wis. UPI-Do-=:=:==:�=:��==:=:� minic Olejoiciak ha• been re-eletl � -4,niicJ�r:,:t of Ute Green Bay i:ia::,.W. all of .tbfl NaU�I) ·�er, RI· �• � ..,., ,t '"'" <' • Mm, "'''' were te-el� . Al.lo' e..' , aouriui&nnR, T 'rice j)raident • and Fred 1ec�tary .fll)lJi Toi:i� .�rldp, trmurer· Eastern High School 1tude nll and te&chers will be boat, Friday, May 13, from 8 lo 10 p, m. for a Home Economic• and Industrial Art• exhibit. This i• when the practical side of today's kind of hlah school put on diaplay. ia I -� MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" ·-·-""" .. .. t::: • . .... . �--..•.,_ t * r,,.,.,;,;;.,.,.;...,-· -. ' j roott 1 , 't,aLtAII lrltLLION41Ra , 4 IINGAPORE, UPJ-Kldnaped · �mlonaire ODJ Chen Galar,..&, ';4-, 111._, �n releued, reportedt, �i>r I. •�• ran,om, it w11 dla-cloaedl tbday. Hfl was tti,rown out of a 1 cir on • rural .,road here l'ridl)' iilJht � his family kept ti,.e IQ· form11t1�· , secret until Ong recov• ered- ftOl'I nearly oine day• a& a bound attd Plied captive-. '. ,· ART Of- Tl{E ·SOl'!ifJMORE I ndustrial Arla � at East­ lgh School display,some of the cabinet worli they have e' Ibis year !<) -� on display Friday. Center, front. leted c!i chest made as a clas, project whieh will be cedar fine away Friday night during the Home F.c:onomic&-lndus­ Arls Exhibits Sh�w from 8 to JO p.m. Left to right, Rich­ Henstey, E,jrl Showalter, Tom Mankin, Kenneth"Hager, � Chevalier, l!rlincis Cue, Mr. "Tony" Gennetle, Ronald e, and i):anK Att w. · . ' _ -:_. , Pr�����l��j! I new1paper reporten or 10 on. United Pre,u lnt..-Mtlonal ConMctotlon of W.,lcl A Catho l ic leader ulb it "the moil arrestin1: L"hmtta.11 phenom• The late Pope Plu• XU called thUi task '"the con1ecr■tlon of the enon of our time ·• A Protesta ni st:holar says it i1 world." and pointed out tbat only "the most si gni ficant chance that laymen can perform it. The Wartd h111 come m the religiolli life of Counci l or Churches expreuea the �ame thought in theR worda: our generation " '"The real battl es of the faith they a.re rcft'rrmg to a great today are being fouaht ln factor.arouB.;11 of laymen No one can lay exactly when or ie1. ahopa, office. and farm,, In wh. ere or why II started Bul you politic.al parties and covernment can lee it happening in every de- ageneie11. in count leu. homea, in the preu. radio and televi1ion, in nolll:icution. Ordinary Chri1han men and the re lationship of natlona. Ytr7 •omen are wailing up to the fa.t·t I often it lJi said that � ollal'dl that they ha,e • i_ob to do. It i, ,ho,ld ·go i�t• the" . ...,_.: a job they have little . under1tood but the �.act is thll the � '8 and largely neglected 1n the p.ast. already Ill these spherea in the . u ii more diHieult and more im• persona of its la ity. " portant than the trad,twn,I kind I of "laym1n'1 work" which con(es •lated bl helpin& the professional dera,y attend to the institutional I chotta .:.th:�':� on, I I Le00 LUCk" Held Re r Cfub Meetmg i · gu1a What i1 lhia mucb-discU1Sed • "rniniltr)o Of the laity"!" Prote•I· ant 1nd C.lhoHe wrtten, who havo The Leon Luain f.H C1ub held turned Mt ■m,ftl of boob on the asree that It hoa its regular monthly me:etin1 relltelJ. l\rbJett I cently al the Ll!blti School. tt,o dhnenalona. Vice pre1ideri.t -t.inmy WIUiama -f1nl, they 11y, e.ery lay1nan la callftl upon to help comftlunJ . w.u in chargfl � the meetmc catl tlle ,ood . newt ol Cbrilt to which opt:llM wl� "WNt Vlr&bala lbOII Wllo hlvt not beard or un- lk>ys and GirlJ" and the &-H Pimp • dentW It. Tbr: rommlltdrnent to led by Mary Priddy. R• project alild Demonstrationa UY· "evtry to prMtlr.. � GOl�l ln1 cnatv:rth w11 not directed port• were given bJ Carol:,n MC• IOI.el,- It ill'dalned derl)'rtien: It Coy and Mary Pridd7. The dub wu lald upron the whole church. wil l conduct vesper Hl'Vlcea on And ta1men eoilltitute more than May 8 at 6:30 pm. at Carney•, Kill. 99 ptl' ctnl Of the manpower of · A skating party WH planned for the chdl'dl.. In their everyday \lay 16. Attending were Carolyn McCoy, bmine11, profeuiona l and !IOCial conta,ct., t.be:, can reach out to Mary Priddy,, Jamelftta. and .John I people who will never hear the Beaver, Mary Ltt I>oullu, TOlllmy, chun-b'1 meuage in any other I Ann, Llnda and Cennie Williaml, Stanley McDade, Rope Tbomton, I way. Second, laymen have a unique Karen and Judy Lam� Rebeeea j opportunity to he l p ChrUltianize Shinn . Pearl and Polly Picll:en1, the sodal order of which !hey are 1 Charles Benedict.· llo.nnle BIia, a part. They can do Ulia by taking 1 Shelia Staver, Vickie and Roatt I their faith to work with them-by McElhinny, Mn. Bay McCoy, Mn. . acting l ike Christians in lhe de- John Priddy, Mn. lack Beaver, cisions they make as busineumen, Mn. Gus Douglu, Mn. Roy Mc.Kln­ 1 union officia l s, politicians. diplo· ney and Tom Williama. lead,:r. I j ' Ho more ru�nln g phone to catch . . . the . • Ti':9'1. �ljls ll\,1'•11ih hall tbe..�\l_l!f" to pt �t,hone 7 Then why nbt�ye · ,,.,_. one· lnatalled right next to your work. beiich,? . . N"o more' atrainiJIII to hear that diatant ring, no more rushing to that faraway phone ! l'fow you can concentrate on the job at hand, knowlns the phone'• just a reach away, _' your& a make it at you're w�lle And ... convebjent wall phone with the receiver , on the rid,. Then it'• never in the way­ never off the hook. Ten ln')rht colors IJAV Ill JOIWA ·Eastern · High School Jndust.l'ial Arts student .of AnlhQny ' Gennette, puts fmishinf, . touqhes on a corner cupboard in the finish room of Eastern f modern_, well•, equipped shop. - All Senlln� Photos. . to chooae from ! And lbla time- and 11'P-U,vtr coats so littleyou'll be pleaea11tly aurprised I GENII/AL TEllPHONE� ■XTINND CITY --------------'-----'--_;___ LIMITS first expansion I' the city In 1 1 1 or• CHARLESTON, S. C. UPI-The years. Two sectiDfill of � nela:hb Ing parish contaQllna: a.bout 7,000 city llmita of hiltoric: Cbarlealon per1ons will be ildded , to the old · wUI be ntended Jan, l In the city. _______ _;_ . " ' -� J ... • . -· that electric - heotlna la 1nmpena1... The Cact .. that e!oowiclty c:oola - o- low, timeo .. ' ..ach ao G.. to beat an iden.t!<al homo.· A recent study bowie in tblo oreo Indicated the annual h..tof O tnc coot ,,.ith Gu lo be $102.6". • To beat the idenli<al houN bf .tho electric ""'1ltanco method would ..,. t:n>JoaJ I Sets. • ""1te or •· .r boalinc w111, Gu, ,... oJ>r,: .,:32w!j' t! ti:'.;......;,. iapo (la. 1 88t: ,fll.QO. , , . , . 8 ·E L·lf 5, ,, · • · · · · · ,"\ · · '39t: p.oo. Fancy. NEW �YEN W. YA. Electric heating · costs over. four times as much as GAS ! ' AdvatilNlnenta on eloc:trie1-e hMtinfl would hlve:,aa SET.S - in ·this sale Bit: • 1 I I ;, �f����! f 1I _, ••• th- othe, adVIID wilh • YOUR'tKWE IS IIORE COMFORTABLE wp O..lloot � froo cim!lolooll of air to of •-- -"-rtable. your ...,.. ......., Misce llaneous �table ·. � _, · 88t: ==� �-- lath!'. bis ' .....,,..ft t are $1A9 • • k cu · F FL IN sm. ■ IJON '¥e C H I LDS' ■ ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted r. "'-°°· SELLING OUT ½ OF OUR EN� STOCK Call Dlci 5ttrrtH Laymen Emerging As Part Of SURPLUS STOCl{ LIOUl·DAT ION 1� 11 1 LE 1953 OIVROlET , $$45 . King Builders Supply Co. -- . .. •it , . •ti'') ' •!:,: .I ADD OUTSIDE BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME WITH GLIDDEN SPRED GUDE-ON v,, .,.. ....., ,, .. , ''"l' .' METROPOLITAN · MOTORS Com plet e Front - End Ad iuatm ent Wnertr Molllle Ho• Sales · ..1,1 .W no- ( 2 1 ) Rea I Estate For ll!e - Boy • - ­ .. !"· I ,....... . ..::,_.=="..... Eastern High Readies �,riday Sflhoo l Sho w 1 Chester Social News Of The week BLAETTNAR'S ,ooc1 '' " ' '' I o.ft. ( 1 4) For Rent ---------- - I iz:20 - • · · -4hlt of Lin•? ---------- ---- -------- I ---- -- I Wheels 16) Lost and Found ---�----- I ■ Religion In America May 11, lN0-7 itan Motors RIVER REPORT ( 9a ) Marine Supplie i . Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., • YOUR � IS MORE HEALTHFUL RMIIILI■ AMl!■ICAN ■-a.or lihJux• ■edo11 \ --- • 95 '17 ...,........... ..... ....... ..., ..... . . o1r 1n -, bome. Fl!tand Gu H•t belpo etiminato llalo Thara la '- depeoit of motiD1 - walltl, --. mllpM, and furnlol>inp. . ' • YOUR HCIIIE IS SAFE Modem Gu Fmnaca .,. l'nlly oquipped mntrolo apprond by ..r.ly m� with YOUR 1111£ . WISE. ALWAYS INSltl;' QNllr,IIGAS HEAT FORCantjlor,y. BE llllllQN. . - BE THRIFTY, . IE - or TJJo Gu ljoot or '°"' homo, C0C1tKI ,uut bell f ·•• lP.�DHIO Ria GAS CO�AKY -- BIJ!llll_� au 111111 1111 L.P 111 ' ·.' . 11ftQ W!tb ....,. r • ' • , -. 'j.., � - oboUl.. ... .... ..11,o .. ..... .. .U pom JINIOf." 1"' ...it . ;: llole, 4led • YOUR HOIIE IS lil£ftER EQUIPPED FOR Gu Hod can put more hetolecl, Al FUTURE AIR CONDITIONING lllolthf1!1. _,. air in your 1- for yoor family. But , tbJoced air Gaa H•t. you slnady haft did -t oop olectric 1-tlna coata trom '&<ilng that t u"'4" �� mull be made oo "til!hl" they are that oonvem eaeily for m condiliooincb!M· I •'llill-pari,,,:m 11, l-.il cm a tJ,t>lcal hMM, .... 1...,.., .... W. fll a- ......ar:, l:,r 7-Uria- -.i�!i _,,,, America'• Loweet-Priced Car · .,,. ' . . ,•� .-, • -�• --�· • YOUR HCIIIE IS ALWAYS WARM IN WINJEII y Gu H•t la olwaya depmdable. It IIO!dom foila ou dtif, ..,._ inc wind --, bail, e1oet otonna. or 1-vy ·, -• YOUR HOME IS CLEAN wtually "'fnob air , • a.&M-' ...__,._ -T IODIDIL. IUr tl ,' ·... . • I• ·111;.. . ,4;,.;. ·,II �:- II • ,�3JAl !1· .. .. , . ... .. - . . ' �·· · · · · · · · · · · ·· ··--· ·•" thrift c:o.-ne, l ..,,,, . .' • ., /' - - ·Hanover - Tomato Jl:JIC£ .,, ' ll.!Ulicheon Meat SPAM I,!''• - Navy, Pinta, October, ar Northern le.ANS 2 No. 300 teflns 1� ...... ... -� ... . • ... - ... - ,�·· 1♦:�/con 3·9c -��:; : .• -• ·:•�:J!:'J.tf)q:-.:�..... ,....., .. ,,' ... ' . . •," 1 SAUSAG,E 2 - 4,o:z. cons 3� , . $ff � ,'i(ingi�rd - Briquets . CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 79.t: NO. 30:1 :POTATOES - - 2 cans 19� CAN : ... .�-·' · · . c" / ' ., \ ' . f . ;��: . ' :I Argo - .f,·esh dai,..y buys:! Knfl't Silted - Swl88 ,, • .-:'I G,.-.n •• '" ' ,.,. \, ' . • ,'" '-',.:: . .,. . • , , ·t ·· , ,• -,. • .• : ' ' 1-.. �- ·� ',, I. ;' f, , ',: . ' • ·, . •-·,, 411 . :1- � ' M._ 303 ccm1·" ' Scottles-PlnkorWhlle ,......., COFFEi -CAKE - each 29': • ,- .'. :"' · · '-·' •·-· .f :,,. ·· · '· �TOMATO 1 s«:> fresh! so .,.,...,.,. ! B II' E A D · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 large loaves 33c Solid, C;llp ·Heads DESSERT CUPS · · .. · .. · · .. · · .. · · · · .. · .. pkg. OOc -�ffl-' f.-o:&en foods!i Stolully Froaen ., . . Jr "' SAUCE OR iPASTE ·_ -·-:2�•·, 19�·: �� ulle'IWANS-AU Varlelle, Reg. llk ' • Hunt's - Whale ... No. :100 cons ,. .' ·, , .' 1MU.DS, OMNGE ' . $ ·vou::IUY 10 - OR\'MORE "ORTH OF· GRO,fRIES, · . ; AT ANY· ·ONE TIME · YOU CAN HAVE THIS ':·PREMIUM ��-FOR ONLY ••• • l UICE Morton F,:oaen - Cuitard '(Zoad"ut PIES 22 0%, size 99c • .' (}; ' llj!llllll-4 equal�• � 1'RGI · · · · · · · · · · · · : · · : IJIFM..1ikg, 49c LB•.. ,e· .' ', ,. • I . - ALL··11t., -AND-11111, , ITMIII, ltOl FUl,;L LOIN- H�L,, ''' . ' .· .' ,, • '• ' .' MIT-' QUAUn ·· · : Nit THE. 111M · _], 'fHAffS.1Hl· INRRINCI· •. ,-, . . ' ij. .' •· -. / -�'I'• r ·.'/- ,.. Gtldllll-Bweel ' ' �R ·GllrAMS · · · · · · · ·. · · · · · · .�,1 ·tz.1plqi. -Mc COD .... · .......... · .. 12 oz. pkg. 49c lltlADED ",.., Boolh-4 eqllal portion• ,>,- ' ,. . 6 , oz. cans ftc 3 , - 29 oz. can' 19': •Hormel VIENNA 1 .. I • ·' . ., . ·,. . •. ·• • ,,• .. , . : ,,',....� 1 .,. , • I, . l � . PIGM.B .. .... • . . :· ,·,. ' J IC , ' _. ·, �--� •" ( ... , . t '' .(.. .... t, ! ! I �·· · · · · · · · · · · ·· ··--· ·•" thrift c:o.-ne, l ..,,,, . .' • ., /' - - ·Hanover - Tomato Jl:JIC£ .,, ' ll.!Ulicheon Meat SPAM I,!''• - Navy, Pinta, October, ar Northern le.ANS 2 No. 300 teflns 1� ...... ... -� ... . • ... - ... - ,�·· 1♦:�/con 3·9c -��:; : .• -• ·:•�:J!:'J.tf)q:-.:�..... ,....., .. ,,' ... ' . . •," 1 SAUSAG,E 2 - 4,o:z. cons 3� , . $ff � ,'i(ingi�rd - Briquets . CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 79.t: NO. 30:1 :POTATOES - - 2 cans 19� CAN : ... .�-·' · · . c" / ' ., \ ' . f . ;��: . ' :I Argo - .f,·esh dai,..y buys:! Knfl't Silted - Swl88 ,, • .-:'I G,.-.n •• '" ' ,.,. \, ' . • ,'" '-',.:: . .,. . • , , ·t ·· , ,• -,. • .• : ' ' 1-.. �- ·� ',, I. ;' f, , ',: . ' • ·, . •-·,, 411 . :1- � ' M._ 303 ccm1·" ' Scottles-PlnkorWhlle ,......., COFFEi -CAKE - each 29': • ,- .'. :"' · · '-·' •·-· .f :,,. ·· · '· �TOMATO 1 s«:> fresh! so .,.,...,.,. ! B II' E A D · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 large loaves 33c Solid, C;llp ·Heads DESSERT CUPS · · .. · .. · · .. · · .. · · · · .. · .. pkg. OOc -�ffl-' f.-o:&en foods!i Stolully Froaen ., . . Jr "' SAUCE OR iPASTE ·_ -·-:2�•·, 19�·: �� ulle'IWANS-AU Varlelle, Reg. llk ' • Hunt's - Whale ... No. :100 cons ,. .' ·, , .' 1MU.DS, OMNGE ' . $ ·vou::IUY 10 - OR\'MORE "ORTH OF· GRO,fRIES, · . ; AT ANY· ·ONE TIME · YOU CAN HAVE THIS ':·PREMIUM ��-FOR ONLY ••• • l UICE Morton F,:oaen - Cuitard '(Zoad"ut PIES 22 0%, size 99c • .' (}; ' llj!llllll-4 equal�• � 1'RGI · · · · · · · · · · · · : · · : IJIFM..1ikg, 49c LB•.. ,e· .' ', ,. • I . - ALL··11t., -AND-11111, , ITMIII, ltOl FUl,;L LOIN- H�L,, ''' . ' .· .' ,, • '• ' .' MIT-' QUAUn ·· · : Nit THE. 111M · _], 'fHAffS.1Hl· INRRINCI· •. ,-, . . ' ij. .' •· -. / -�'I'• r ·.'/- ,.. Gtldllll-Bweel ' ' �R ·GllrAMS · · · · · · · ·. · · · · · · .�,1 ·tz.1plqi. -Mc COD .... · .......... · .. 12 oz. pkg. 49c lltlADED ",.., Boolh-4 eqllal portion• ,>,- ' ,. . 6 , oz. cans ftc 3 , - 29 oz. can' 19': •Hormel VIENNA 1 .. I • ·' . ., . ·,. . •. ·• • ,,• .. , . : ,,',....� 1 .,. , • I, . l � . PIGM.B .. .... • . . :· ,·,. ' J IC , ' _. ·, �--� •" ( ... , . t '' .(.. .... t, ! ! I �omen s V.,ew. w IX Bus T'ICkets s·Avai] able or o f Town Marshall 11POUld be 0., May 1 1 , 1960 Dack-lo-school !lpendln& OD h!ih tn c e1pe d b.)' next Monda)'. A, motio I • 1ehool and colleje wardrobe• and ' Mayor , E J CritH , �er , J� W l i idOpl&I a ppotnu.n, CollDcilfurni1hing1 had climbed to DIU • man Ridenour to IU\'e u temporthe billion dollar .mart. 1 M C rump; Councilmen, A K Mc ......... o Clu.. , K. F. Ridenour a o d I w .,, marohall u lil the ,pecw September and October buy!-. meeun.i Mvnday QJ&ht. Gibbs. . tut year totalled 9fit million dol• . ly Vl,.-,lnl• C•rletan Various matters to be presented 1 Alli-0 dm:us.:i:ed WU the Wt.Illa!art, of whlch approximately 888 TOWN COUNC IL Ma •TS al a spe.ct.al meeting were discuss- t on of �trect 118,hUI in tbe new million d ollara WII OD apparel t drnon ;illd II pre-Memorial Pay The �ay meeung of Hartford ed Doc Jo:i elda appeared to re Sb: ticlEttl retnaln uruold for alone. Blouses, ,weaten and qu est cJean-up. Town Council was . hel d Monday a beer permit a nd I delegation the •l pUMD.er skirt.I but ere tbat w the , moat po.pular will of M r. 1.,ro\'er Smitb of Hutford e �eniny in the m.iyor's 0H1ce l�ches from the local PTA tran,port the Point PluNnt EUB · clothing purchas es. . ask� .bu III hib pouea,ion some very s.mce the meetin g was the first ai d in securin Dlltrict men to the annual Men 's g playground eq uip- m l erest r nl! re l u,:■ and fOUVenirt of Colllflll at Buck:bann 1 ne remainder went for non1 mce the annual tow� elert1on on ment for the �hoot . on on May . CdihlOn items rana:ing from tennis the CIVIi War. Mr. Smitb' uncle 21 _22 It bu beed annou ly GAY PAULIY Apr� ! 14, the followmg we�e ad - I, T he re �rder was nced by directed . lo wu a lie utena nt In the NEW YORK UPI _ The 20th racqueta and typewriters to curUnion At• I A.' PemlL mln u;tered the o� lh of ofltce by post a n�t•c� at the Poat 0�!.1ce my and bro ught home witb hJm • . Century promiae, to g_o down in talna and clocks , M W Mary J Zirkle, recorde r· thta apphcaUon11 for lhe pos111on picture of t he old hme �uerreoThOH -who art hitere,ted ln hi1tory as the a;:e -of surveys as Glv.- Pach.- Prefe,.nce type style of two aoldieri from aUtndtn, lhould contact Jlaleith well as of the atom. In the study on paotqing, reHartford . One of the men ln lhe R. Rouab u IOOD II poaJ.bl�- The T hi• week .alone, three stud ies searchers found that women want p1lcure was fat.ally wounded at wUI load In Point Pleaaant on came acroas this desk. Two of to 1ee what's in the box they buy. the battl e of Getty1bure. J uat be· , Ma y 21 at 6 a. m. and then will them concerned teenagers, a pop- Nesbitt Associates, an i ndustr ial fore he died he ,:ave lbe picture i:aove to Ntw Hntn to pick up uJar subject these d ay11, a nd the design firm, talked to shopper. 1 ln to Smith'� uncle. Tbe other man the a:roup there. The men will be third waa a look at what women several su burban New York com/ in the pict ur e Wat the Bt'■ndf1lher Join ld in .Ripley by the Jack.son want in packaging. munitie1. The Boys' Clubs of America re• I of Oris Cunnin gham, one of Hart- Cowaty ll'OUP, The women were asked to ported at its Mth an n ual con - check the package prefer ford's .11ged citizens, • Mr. 8111.itb ences on . en a , minl ► ter prizes thi a pichlll'e YU)' b iptly a, vention that teenage youths put a a list of 11 upermarket Dr Hu rr D m n. l product.. pictures 01 thia ty pe are vtty and evan,ell,b offic-al ol the higher value on hard work and Moat of them rated film-wrapped Metbod llt Comrn l unlo.11., sp k wil ea indivi duality lhan on con for mity baked good11, cookies, snackB rare. , an d at the 1tate ■etaion. 1n addltlon, and aggreulvene... mith frozen foods and prepared froieq has ao a id S _ Cann.oh .� Rev. Leiter Stn1111 ii scheduled They worry more about their meall as among the most lnvitand 8 bayonet hi, i.mcle bro....,.t to cond uct a prayu tnd pnl,e achoo l gradet and job fu tures lngly packaged . from the war. The cannon ball ii ten' ice on laturdly nltbt with than abo ut aceeptlnce by the of 11olid iron a ncl weijht U-1' l bl. midnilh t comm • Dairy and laundry products ,-ndon to follow. gitli• .B ut. all want a chance to aeored aa the least attractively He alao has senral old letten Larry Frff man -.tll conduct tbt m t Iris �� tb ee 111 and •m•ni written during the CM.J War. One I •--- activiiiea wrapped- Rat� _, as the most pracSundar 1- and e ,rlth,Ulem. tically concerns the ba l tIe Of Cl01d MOWi · . _ packaged were all dry evenin, JlletUle will be dell:,., tam whe re Generarl Jenk.1:111. km· ered by Dr S�ti•A p,;, t. e.nt ol thoae in• : product, in carton• with "win• . Dtnm.an. · tehiewed 'Wtl'i! ous Rebel ge neral waa �atin11 by the dows," and dry milk .and other . f Mr. Sniith's femlly la: one of Tbe quuterlf meettn1 of tbe tln\t'&JAt- rir,e 1 ; fll per cent by carton• � ith 1pouta. Hartford·, oldest a nd he u an diltricl IJJt 111111!- .UI bt Mld the� �· :ther were 18. But only 'Least satisfactorally p�ckag�, authority on the earlybllt:Of)' of la lhei &el.1entfltl• Church ..)' 19 &\Ir �t ol tbo,e datlng were the wome n said, were fluid m t lt in car�ons, jama and jellie1 in the town one inctdent he r'ect.lls 1D ,t 1:30 p. m. otko Lievin1 la IP� an with pry-up lids, and liquid . concerns the death of an uncle Pl9ll'ID\ e.,..,_.111_ J �� tl,kt jot,, m order ' detergen t& Jn amooth glus or to M ' ij who was killed in I boiler explo,lj lhdepe ndent of � io11 at the Jackson Salt F'Ufflace, th..,.: nh. rtthft than to help metal co n tal nera becaua e the la th.1, I out, 'loc.ate din the lower part of Valley I.hi famlly budj:et as l n ter are "too slippery." ' KIN11 SIGN l'ODOLIY I C.11>', on 0 WASljJIIOTON ,lJPl-liailback tho .x:pl. .,, • 1873 • . · Jim Podole71 ,,ho"will lte ,witchHARTFORD PEUONAL I ....,.._,,.__ ""' "'" ca'� •Mrs. Donald A. Snlltb telllmed fld to end nut aeaon bJ �h ilo'• eeht wanted a .tf home lhis week a fter a to1.1r qionth Mi�e Nixon tl1Md � Ule c,titf ... . ;Of, tbe profe..Joa., J ferUJl the mo.It popuat.ay at her win ter .h ome , ia• ron W11hln1ton RedU in1 ..,.. the wl�b ·,t • National PootbaJI Lea1ue. Podoley ltr ,ftt !, j Laud erdale, Fla. p duct o Cen • r& AmonB those attendlnf the lift / � , , t1a4nced with '5C:),OOO ro r t. I MJeJuun, riles for Charles Ji.::bl(n1 wert MN. hll played three YHNI for the fronl · nrtl., J'oundatlon, toot \ 1 ___ two t.:dna Juhling, Mrs. Mlnnfe Bever- Redikln,. , ' interview1 with I 1..-:t Ou-ou1h lt in ,,,., '9rlom1111et ale, Mrs. Charlotte ,Barron1 lf iP 100 · . Mr. and Mn. Samu el Carter of l ,OQO ' clt1e1.• · , N from all liOcJal and Beverly Barrori , .Mr. and Mn. Sld • WheeHn a were weeke FROM . nd ,ue,t, of econ� , . I were represented. ney Pickens, Mrs. Dana. ••nbo -r- . m, M r. and 11,.· N· o · Wein • . rONLY I!:' -•d1 of teener, con· all of Middleport •P . , and •� M't. ¥4 ll(n. '. Wilham Dixon , .Nel1on Ohio. Mr. and Mn. Geor•e Lerner and cerutl. . . . nd mon ey, A ma1• Ttltrt't, mtny a dlfftrtne11 betwNn •'W'. -� · alma for teenaa:er :\'Ira. Henryy Jtmkln; had � Mr. and Mn. J. M. Crump 1pent • lutova ..._ and • KllllfdY n•� .. , , (!J'"l?nteen) reported week rnd guests Mr. apd MrJ. ce- Tueaday in Parker1bur1. madt Wlta that mlat,t cwt dolla,a ·Gairing, cil Br.ldgepo ri. Ohio, Ml11 ...., �• thlt nke It Important to _"n •,r. ·1 Marg:aret Gairtn1, coilltnbu■, and dloDM ript. And now-ttwnkt W tht Erne11t Kov1c of St. ClainviUe, O. NW IUknla _.,. Ml'lel-you CM · ,� 1 Mrs. Maud Hoffman of Benwood dlooea from • tin• of nnt tlmapl11N • • . at pJtcn y«i can affonl. relati,cs In ;;�:� Ind on Halnt ct9(tlt · · • 17 Jnefl ...,. for tN111, lfa. Cecil Blesain1 'Jr., ADOn, ·, • Watar,rttl• I M >, '., • ' , , ;;�, � e • URlrllllMI ing guests o Mrs. Ed Ble11Jn1 and Maln,rl11 Miss Audrey Blesaing, , Alll wftll Mrs. Alice B. Chapm an who hae . ' llad Dial spent lhe winter i n Speneer ilJ now vi11iting her niece, Mrt. JaQJea Mt:• Kulght, We11l Polnl Road. . • n 1n111 Mrs. Henry HuHl nfl, Covin1ton, • Nita fnMH ltylu Ky., is the house ,ueat of Mn. • U11lirtll8'11 -■la,l'fll Carrie Judaon. 1• Mrs. Patty Burdette, �rs. �WJJ. son Eada and Mis, Si � f J14r. de tte of Pt. Plea11nt ltm -'lll••ti' of Mr. 1mtl Mrs. J . .M. rump. re: ce11tly. Clyde McDermitt ol Pl. :Ph1a• anl w1s in Hartford one day the COURT STREET POMEROY past week. _ M n . Ceril Gairlng, Ml1a Hehm Jenkins am! M l88 Mar1aret Lou Gairlng, guests of Mra. Henry Jen-' ',. 10---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Hartford W, Va. Events Of Wec .k I I ad- 1 F EUR Meettng I t�eyll e�o� these ... For Cancer Fund A'Y A. $24715 ...· ; a,_, ·-- jlartlf,'"· , �t �:� oi:r.:::::h�t: I i..a.• •zin, ------- - CONG'',R ff.• ULl-.l'IONS NON FADING WEAtHEI IESISTANT \'I-.. GIEAYEI COVERAGE LONGEI WTING PioncTION ......................_ $3.75 .. _ WMrnl • NAY • OIIIN , MATE Rl�I.S. INC. Phoae SP-3-5114 .• I - ,. ' MASON, W,iVA. I - <:::__ f.t�· ,;1��fflat yJ'�.,.-• 14 llw..::m ,cres. ·, ri.-nel 3: -·Thursd fW' 8!'"" _ . WCHS.tv Chtinnet 8 '1idnnel 8- Wetlnasd11 l!<'ll,-lli• � �:: :e'c�• .., U:tO :la (linnei:8 - lhursday ::: _ �! ,:J�:::•, o�· · unuay Clklnn el ,.,•· "" Th ·,o-i c� the1 Fastest growing low-price favorite ! sr::m- l�':!:'-. • Tomato Pest ConlrOl Easy, osu Expert s·ays' t)NID,. Get . ' �"°'1• a'8't --- iuV- market■. Reaoon? aioo · Tl\l'ee r: �� ., a �p21 . J IU-,:y wuuun .p. ilt<irm ·GALLIA & MA10N :r. £'D1) 1£ Dow ATKtNS "" JI y ttf 'llfli!I;. '. l:·t ' ' . oun try . .,�,•;C . .- 'tem,• · =.r,i19e . UJ 'ff'__ Re·Cluests �r: . 'fd r-1'' 1/ffl: 1' ,L,� ) , OM //M M· AT ·Pow« 12:45 P�M· OM :'. J.:IJN 1 \ /ear. ... ... --� Franklin '•nd Nl>I'!' L, to Ohio Po-a--er Ca., · tol .00 1 �, � . Salem. Th� - ? ' ' j ' • DOOU DAIT SENECA ·.....,_..,- �.-·,.� ·- l'IOtUEI .PttOlNllC .., ' WP •.,.if ' � - lliOW DODcu: IIU�I.Da lWO G�IAT 9ARI,: �-PltlCID DODGl DART, LUXUll,IOUI 'IO ,"'lfiS,. SONS CO.- • , · ,u & Sarpml -r.: Sts; , r �I tol Ar J �- . "t -llr ___ .,__ · Dodae DlvlllM Of �- eor,,o,■tW , . •\' I f ,·· '• ' . .,,. ,, DOC.lll!h-5��t' ,,1· .�· \ ''•" '' . I ,, I• � • ' ·. � I ._ ... � ..... 1 sAY, I'll Go FETCH TH' OL' PILL flEOOlER FEIi �e, "!AW·· ,,:lo llfoe';e* , . W HtN �-rv �C·hann·et4 µr.' thanriel Je3 Wetlnesday U:: &lm ple l Dart I• a honey ·. @ o f a buy ! Wo 'N Uei<ltd pink at the WIii' bu,on Ii, lk tMw scu1d .,. n,aklnr the move to th• new Dod10 Dart, WhyT Dart afve, buyero evwy­ thin1 they want. A price down with tht , : loweat. • E:1ceptlonal 1as emnom y (2,.7 m . p,r. r in the MobJlpa Economy Aun). Fine-car locb and f•tu,.._ Sound aoc•n S.. YoUr Doi!p n...Jer, Ho'•• pwihovor for o 1ood 'lltol. W1-1AT ON AIITTH DID 'IE SAY, PAW ' t:- :�;�: -- 1 960 la th• new Dodge Oart. I n fact, Dart l a ,,. " . . U} of � O n e of the big eucce■a ator l e ■ rt" �:. · s,••• tsdar : r: w,,.,�.. '\'!II"' H OGG & . % U SPA� · . place In m a n y k e y (11,11-.il 3 - Wed ·• Seven Dele gates 1 11. ''-ttend-.l R00�l •"Ohio Convention • F,d ward T. P'l'encb. dee. Opal ch, Dall,,, Comm., to l!dna K. P'l'en 00 ' pa:retl1, MlddlepOrt . • Ruth Grueoer aad O•Ol'/l e Staff to WUUam J. lltd 'Dorothy L. Harman, 23/100 A., MtnenvUle. Seven del,eptes wbo attd§ded Bertha L. Bentz Schrieber ■l'kl E. t he reeenl Cambridce, 0 ., -.con. . n h W . Schrieber to Beute Benb: Boll- : venUon relurned borne ex,prett­ ■ �::e l."':f1.�� • man, parcels, S&tl1bury. . in,e appreciation ol the inlt;MfC. 1 1 :IO -9>1"centntion . ..f,IQ. ,_ Advonture Time Myrtle Griffith, �na M,- ,Grlf- l tive progra" Ray'tnoni! · Jlu,imel. \2!00 Tnilb nr Consequtnct11 J1• Stt,tmboat Bill fin to Verdie W. Smith, Eliza beth speakiQi for the grou p 111d J:. - J;I) �k nraw ¥i:Graw 12:10 It eou1a ·w You K. Smllh, .3823 A., 'blive. crowd or 1168 packed out tb1 l;09 ,, l(MldD�N•w• In11ble mu Clinton, dee., to I National Guard Armory to ttear !1;!!11· ��J•�,_!l'\uncl / · ov et ,1 : 10 •: 111 'i'h,i Jin. Jll.U&er now Ju anita Ellis, Ch11l '9 K. Cllnton, , lhe leeture, -..;Findln1 Pea ce in 2,IO 4illl'tlt Yo,mf Show Nancy Smlth, cert. for . tran1., Sal• · This Troubled World" by A: A. IH"---. 3:00 Youna: I)r. Valone � i1bury. Cataniaro of New York: The 'Pff" 3,30 ftom The,e ltoott Charle■ K. Clint.on,. �N�i Clin- rloua day waa muktd by a haps,tqklo Report . ;: . �:!"t 4:1IO Comedy Pllyho.,, ton, Ma ney S. Smith, 'Jfllliam F. lltm whea 22 :persons w ert- hn• • • Smith to .Juanu, !lib:, � �•'1 Tnia t:SO A:il"'n.tme Theater merted. Salisbury. • J,I , .J't!F" Is R11ht 5,00 Slpinboat Bill Ur. and Mrt. Hummel aaid theVir&il 1ml Mar.,11ret :We.lt fall to lecture proned to time in per. . f,c � Como S\'OW 8:30 sit. PreolQJt · · , , llarleda Electtk: CO., right or way, l ecture proved Chri1ti1ns need ·1:IO Fl,ti & �P Show 1o'Qb Your We I OUYe. itimul■ting as!llltance from tlme 10� Tombltone Tenitor, f W,ilter M. aad �ne 'Morrill to to time in performlnc: their serlp­ 11:90 IIIIWI BeMfllnet 1:1:4$ Hunuey' Win.tlt.y Report ) Ma nn ing D. Wehllteft parcel&, Sci- turally ordained work. 11: i� - S:,i>'•atborcoat pl o. He said in Middleport we intend 7,00 Wliirlyblr<li 11:tl Tb< J10k Pur Sh..,. CurUt , Wolfe, Goldie Wolfe to to put i nto pr..acllul uae all the Henry C. and Nora E. Hartman, acrlptular counsel and inatruction 8:00 Bot llulenoa ¼ acre, Cheater. B,80 Producer', Choice 1iven at lhe asaentbly. The pur­ H ?ttaxlne and 'fhomas Diddle lo poae ia to incre.ase· home Bible • t:00 ISacbelor Fatller "fl ay C�rroll W. and Helen Johnson , l atudy and in this way aid perso ' 9,30 Fjlrd Show , 11;4p Sign On ICl'!e, Sutton . lOtOO ·you itetJYoy;r: Life 6:® CQnttneutal Ciasatoom· In thia community to better !• . �llneth Amabary, Norina _Jean derstand t �nd appreciate Bi l' ' !0:30 Talle :,\ �- !..ook 1,oo Toclly . �•bary to_ Russell -II. Hamilton, prlnclpld." ;:oo KatJ• tl<loll4'D Show t i :00 lfiw• , Retdllnet Leona ' Hamilton , �, Olive. t:30 Toppa . 1 : 10 Wliiher,u\ Mr. Catannro pointed out bdtr · -V.bel and Ot\'Ule Qogue, to alme, fe.u from atomlc, nuclei? Doual· Jle '!II c . 1 1 :18 JO$ 1,,, 'lbnley E. and Mlnnie ,�tty■, 'l.t and JCBM: eiplo1ton11 as well a Il .; , acre, Rutland. ,. '/ ,,, from dlsea.e and death make Elmer G. J:lamm, d,eo-1 :'Walter T, diff-teult to find ,peace in , ,., Hamm, &dm., to Ken'ntt,h: E. •nd troubled world. He 1howed ' t' 12:� '.lli,st1�;0,.. Margmt Y. Harrl1, lol , �)'. a ocordina; to the Bible Jt . wo�d 12:8') ll!\>e TBJ,t )ob, . Sidney Rice., dee., Synil � be , only through God'a Kin&ddm ,t,O!) Amerfcan Bandstand t :00 � �... bath, ieomm ., to Loraine K. Rice, lhtt real ,peaiie and seeurih' 1-,10 . ill,tll• Friend ruaa parcel, Rutland. could bl! obtained . Thi• ll die 2,00 nay 1n Oot\l'I fltj)� San 11'...- Beil , O. P. Wi nter, to Lester F. a nd KJn,;dorn all are taua:ht to prJ]I' ,$ ' t:tlit Got� llora(� for it Matthew 8: 8-IO eommonly · · Nora, L. Thomas, 1/24 A., Salem. l:'!11, Yoar Euci Elmer G. Hamm, dee., Waller T. apoken 41 the Lord 's Prayer. 8:00" • 8:-. ·· . Weatlrer Te11M­ 'Huntn, adm., to 0\JY O. Russel\ and ___._____ '1,30 . Wbo-bo Yo,r-Tr,!>t l:4''. Jolin Daly NeWI parcel, !>om, •anne Ru : � :.. :. • 1:00 Mliortcoq -·llind -'°.PU! Just 'Men · M.arj.ni . D. Web!ter, adm., fto. r:11:· M�lic, 1o, · a ·spring Nilht . '):'NI •� · oilcl HI• ntenda � tl,00 Son l'l'tncloco lleot bert M. Poteftian, dee., to Byron t Harriet and ODff d 8:;6 ' F. 'o'o4 WIima r. Parmalee, M A., 8:111! l'ciw: 'l!llio Joportor FJihlt 9:00 ' Wednesd>y Night 1,<0 9:45 Sportl:.Parade Sadie Carl to a,4a Jolin 'boli .;Jfi'lil ,10 iQO• . lta1il'ail1n Uoyd, pd Eva L. KIO/I, I.lo acre,, . . .. ;· _� 1.....i -,.....,. Bedford. , TIie MeWI 1E?7 'Toin.atoes are e-,, to grow. V• 11:\0 Scanning Qie Weather �a l'E. �" 't'o pnald k. and iuilly tnsecta don't bother · i:Cb . Doiq �� Betty 1,�11,re, lbt( - �rf'ne_. Sports. \ieoort 11 ; rriuch but occ11.slonally you :wlU Wlll lam;a ng N�ra ;B, ffO\ld 8llltall 1:30 Th• jleo1 11:30 Late Show find Q few pla nts which have t! to Aldo �... •� Betty S. Jeff era, lo� 1,ill P11 >IOl>�.•-� 11:48 ·Sign oll cut' off by cutworms, itunttd . b)' . · 9:30 Jl'rink. lipi'tra'i Welcome , No. 4, Syracuie. aphidn or chewed by hornwonb■• \Vlllllni, and �ora H�dasl)elt to Home Party for •Elvia Most'. im1ect1 of tomttles can � Aldo Keri\on Jeff�l'I, 8et\y 8. lef- cqntrolled succeufully .by Sea tO:IO mttitil l p ar fen, lrot No. 9, Syracuse: 1:11() CartOOn S ectacu , titular ■pray or duit , N ·fool/lht en :00 1 1 m o Ro r RolPl>e S-1µ,e •� plover R1rfley to 8:J!(t . every seten to 10 day1 ',it� ' 11 :\0 Sc;imlllli \lie Weother t,ilO 'Movie f.e'tl�_ ,lot, ·Po,ner-ay. l ·erQ"l)UOO� garden or. aht S�rta 'Tonl 11,tB er W\Qtam �.la to Vlllace of iaU Dr. ' Rabert 13. Hoi'diwort1r, 11:� Esso Report , · Late �w 1 1 :31 l;IO I 'llilrled Joan Pomeroy, lot, l'oml!toy. ' Ohio $1.ate Univer1lty Extenal EYe� C. ·and Charle1 Sltauss I to . ffirbert P. i nd Margaret L. entomologiat. Jt'a eaaier to prevent Insect dam, , Cross, loh, Pom�roy. age than to corred a seriou1 in• � James E. and E4t�.•� _B. S.lmp- r t es ation later, Dr. Holdawort!J aqn to L. Sc61t, foUI'! Midd leport. p0!nts out. He auga:eata you reatl " of ='" · L. D. and MaUcle S�tt to Jamea tl)e labei8 on insecticide contain ' t2·'t0 Seit, tor TOmOJ'l'O'tP & :00 '11te B lgb ter D a) E. 'an'd Esther B. SiD'lpao�, lots, Prl and uae the chemicals accord­ t i4inl IJ &bt 12; 45 flie· lliddlepor�. 4: 10 T".:1e �et Storm ing to the ma n ufact11rflr'1 dlrec1:m Liyl.n,ti� W. Va. C�arlea :Asa and J��nntt Anne ,· tions. • ,,so Edg• M Nilhl 1,18 el.lliliol's · il radbury to Qeell P. Bra dbury· and o� 0 1 1 cullura An l , J:zt en1l6n 11(, World TUrn�• 80 ,• 1:00 The '.llree Sloolel : James F. A d, lot, Mlddl,t,ort. "" .11JiJ1i;, "Gt11Wilil' •Toona, I $! or WorH · ,,_ The lllle of BilOJ Leila Moua .,. t • Em l!_!t. W. � t �rfihe '7fci Garden " Ustsltiy a · Hell!lll ·M; !ruler, lot, ·�die,.: 81!� 111ind 'dbease control ' me11 I: 00 .rw-1.11 • -•ur J �• -"h-41..,. • 9:. , t.llllionalre, 1.;,. . , · 6:15 A Look at the ,Weather for toma�s. Jt also &:ives i_ P Youn is Verdict a 'ao �8, arold and lsadel Carnahan to matlon on What • varie�H are 1 &t, 6:20 Jule Rivlin . ShlSw · 1:"00 The Brl1hter OAY Wayne and Min a M . Swisher, 44 how to se t plan�s I n t e 1011, at , l:Bli Amo• 'n' 1:111' � $e.cret acrl!,,, Sutton .. . . practices to follow, :1 nd cultural 1,80 , '.flie l!d11e of Might Paul ·M. Bame1 to Dorothy I. how \o handle the ripe. fruit. �·· 1,00 BlihWIY Patrol '· Sloo"' 5:00 The 7:30 Be Our_ ijUfft Co'plea of the ;bulle.Mp «re ' :9!}z 5 ·30 The l,lle ' �f Rll6y �t county Ex.tenalon of� � Smltb-N Arthur � 1 rti fB•�l'neS, pa�e�is':-Pomeroy. • "i.'f} �t� � 8:� A Lot!k �11t tJie weatu.er D 30, r-ve Got A 5ecret Olive Torr<'nce, d�e., E. J. ·�t '!how n ·itvll er t Jote 9:20 Armllrong ctrcte -thea ■on, Executor. to Charleii E/ltlc · • Amo1 'n Andy tli:SO News o'cloCk �1;00 , 1 1 l Ruth HaU, 111 A. Olive. � · 1 MUihall T:OO U. S. Weather 1 1 : 10 A Look at the -Georala an'd � Harty Huft . �..,,er­ 11:� Theater 13 ' rn,n C. and Maxine C. �i�ll:ftt 1 �\ltt�n al:;lr and - 1 --tOd•. Sal!•bul'Y. 'it 1: 30 Joh11111 Rlnp ' Hv,,ud , d , Viola I\Ob�I� lo .:...I l:00 Zane q,., Theotn -plo OUr ' al�en; IJ.I, Slelia; J,Cae 1,30 Sbotaun Slade 1· 00 CBS News . • Sdplo. ., · · l,!t 10,00 �vli• i fJ>rili& , l"elll•oi 111,1 ·caotaln xan1aroc i 'Bl (hd Helen L ,.,�- l ! 1 :00 N,ewa . , i .,.. -••"" t:� cartoon Theatet 1 ' JoYee Mohl,i, J S.j L l ,10 " l;Ook ·� · he•" """:'" il>,IIO The Red ROwe Show " Theater n:t5 IS Go· · · �iJ uir il . . '':!4• Teet, to 12·so st Olf ·l',ol�mbla . •, . '., i __-;; 'fr., Han!>¥ an4 Ro '' . y and ti/lie : mii&y· 1c1· . . . · ,le, IA, Su\ton. " ;llllllred Canon 'to Ohio , p�;,.: , "'] Co11 • 20.00A coal, Salem. _1 , 1'. �G' -th El:j<bon . to Ohy, >v· . ., Oo., 107.�� ccaI, Cclumb� J,..II , Vincent Romine, dee. I<! Lidia , II. Rdmlne, Lovin• J. Bawlin11;Ai· ,. .... bert Romine, A.ffid. of Tr1n1., !itl• ' ' -uml)ll. : ;,i to Edmu nd and Pauline ' Ohio Co. 1111.QOA .• . , . · ... • Jem. Arthur and sadle . .... O�lo 'Power 2.IDA , eoal, Arthur and Rouih � Ohltl Power Co. Z oool, St• ,,oo · GOE SSLE R J EWE LRY @' , TELEVI.SlbN ®rbt. WSA%.TV '�ltanne1 3 Land Transfers o,ao,- 111, NOW ONLJ' -·- In .. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 1 1 , 1960-1 1 : �:ulft_.Efl I •, . Daily Jrnh -il ;4neHI rnct ' 8' tr.'" ' -· Ibey retarnad to the 11errJ iomo wbere cottee and CNtlu 'ftl'I Partldpoµn, in tho drive ,._ llro. J""e Bul'Dt, 11n. Ludl1a Swackh.amer, Kn. lean Eblnbach, 111'1. Lavera Yt11er, Mn. J>oro­ The MHon Jfothen Club col­ tbf 5chwob, Mn. E. A. SC11&1ke� lected UM in a doqr-to-door can­ :lira. JoAao Green, 11n, Ill� vau for Ute Cancer Fund Jn Ma· fPnman, Mn. JaAnn Harbour, son ·ci ty Monday nil.bl Kore I.a lln. Sally Clark, Mra. llor, a.., Mn, Veti DodJO.D, Mn. Mary '1111yet to be colleeifl!i by the · ooup. btt, Mn. Joyce Canon, lln, Jpn Men. ber1 of the club makln,: the Warner ';Rd Mn. Ruth Ryan. c&nvaa1 met at the home tlle president, Mrs. lfuy Berry, •� Mr .aad Mn. Glen Thoma and they recetved lllltructions and con­ dau&hter, Gall, vilited lil:r. IDd tainen:. Following the collection, Mr•• DQ11el Lutin8 and fllllily. Ufiru I rn� BULOVA •1e Mason Mothers Collttt $157 -cu- H�re's a watch you can be proud of . . . at a price you can afford! - 20th Century As T0 G0 Down Age Of Surveys· Jbui O..XFTS . .... . - ..' . . . . .·- ' ,•, ' I· HE SAID THAT SOUNDED LI KE S L.. UG<:>O SHOUTI NGTO ME " LOOK NANCY-­ NO HANDS " �omen s V.,ew. w IX Bus T'ICkets s·Avai] able or o f Town Marshall 11POUld be 0., May 1 1 , 1960 Dack-lo-school !lpendln& OD h!ih tn c e1pe d b.)' next Monda)'. A, motio I • 1ehool and colleje wardrobe• and ' Mayor , E J CritH , �er , J� W l i idOpl&I a ppotnu.n, CollDcilfurni1hing1 had climbed to DIU • man Ridenour to IU\'e u temporthe billion dollar .mart. 1 M C rump; Councilmen, A K Mc ......... o Clu.. , K. F. Ridenour a o d I w .,, marohall u lil the ,pecw September and October buy!-. meeun.i Mvnday QJ&ht. Gibbs. . tut year totalled 9fit million dol• . ly Vl,.-,lnl• C•rletan Various matters to be presented 1 Alli-0 dm:us.:i:ed WU the Wt.Illa!art, of whlch approximately 888 TOWN COUNC IL Ma •TS al a spe.ct.al meeting were discuss- t on of �trect 118,hUI in tbe new million d ollara WII OD apparel t drnon ;illd II pre-Memorial Pay The �ay meeung of Hartford ed Doc Jo:i elda appeared to re Sb: ticlEttl retnaln uruold for alone. Blouses, ,weaten and qu est cJean-up. Town Council was . hel d Monday a beer permit a nd I delegation the •l pUMD.er skirt.I but ere tbat w the , moat po.pular will of M r. 1.,ro\'er Smitb of Hutford e �eniny in the m.iyor's 0H1ce l�ches from the local PTA tran,port the Point PluNnt EUB · clothing purchas es. . ask� .bu III hib pouea,ion some very s.mce the meetin g was the first ai d in securin Dlltrict men to the annual Men 's g playground eq uip- m l erest r nl! re l u,:■ and fOUVenirt of Colllflll at Buck:bann 1 ne remainder went for non1 mce the annual tow� elert1on on ment for the �hoot . on on May . CdihlOn items rana:ing from tennis the CIVIi War. Mr. Smitb' uncle 21 _22 It bu beed annou ly GAY PAULIY Apr� ! 14, the followmg we�e ad - I, T he re �rder was nced by directed . lo wu a lie utena nt In the NEW YORK UPI _ The 20th racqueta and typewriters to curUnion At• I A.' PemlL mln u;tered the o� lh of ofltce by post a n�t•c� at the Poat 0�!.1ce my and bro ught home witb hJm • . Century promiae, to g_o down in talna and clocks , M W Mary J Zirkle, recorde r· thta apphcaUon11 for lhe pos111on picture of t he old hme �uerreoThOH -who art hitere,ted ln hi1tory as the a;:e -of surveys as Glv.- Pach.- Prefe,.nce type style of two aoldieri from aUtndtn, lhould contact Jlaleith well as of the atom. In the study on paotqing, reHartford . One of the men ln lhe R. Rouab u IOOD II poaJ.bl�- The T hi• week .alone, three stud ies searchers found that women want p1lcure was fat.ally wounded at wUI load In Point Pleaaant on came acroas this desk. Two of to 1ee what's in the box they buy. the battl e of Getty1bure. J uat be· , Ma y 21 at 6 a. m. and then will them concerned teenagers, a pop- Nesbitt Associates, an i ndustr ial fore he died he ,:ave lbe picture i:aove to Ntw Hntn to pick up uJar subject these d ay11, a nd the design firm, talked to shopper. 1 ln to Smith'� uncle. Tbe other man the a:roup there. The men will be third waa a look at what women several su burban New York com/ in the pict ur e Wat the Bt'■ndf1lher Join ld in .Ripley by the Jack.son want in packaging. munitie1. The Boys' Clubs of America re• I of Oris Cunnin gham, one of Hart- Cowaty ll'OUP, The women were asked to ported at its Mth an n ual con - check the package prefer ford's .11ged citizens, • Mr. 8111.itb ences on . en a , minl ► ter prizes thi a pichlll'e YU)' b iptly a, vention that teenage youths put a a list of 11 upermarket Dr Hu rr D m n. l product.. pictures 01 thia ty pe are vtty and evan,ell,b offic-al ol the higher value on hard work and Moat of them rated film-wrapped Metbod llt Comrn l unlo.11., sp k wil ea indivi duality lhan on con for mity baked good11, cookies, snackB rare. , an d at the 1tate ■etaion. 1n addltlon, and aggreulvene... mith frozen foods and prepared froieq has ao a id S _ Cann.oh .� Rev. Leiter Stn1111 ii scheduled They worry more about their meall as among the most lnvitand 8 bayonet hi, i.mcle bro....,.t to cond uct a prayu tnd pnl,e achoo l gradet and job fu tures lngly packaged . from the war. The cannon ball ii ten' ice on laturdly nltbt with than abo ut aceeptlnce by the of 11olid iron a ncl weijht U-1' l bl. midnilh t comm • Dairy and laundry products ,-ndon to follow. gitli• .B ut. all want a chance to aeored aa the least attractively He alao has senral old letten Larry Frff man -.tll conduct tbt m t Iris �� tb ee 111 and •m•ni written during the CM.J War. One I •--- activiiiea wrapped- Rat� _, as the most pracSundar 1- and e ,rlth,Ulem. tically concerns the ba l tIe Of Cl01d MOWi · . _ packaged were all dry evenin, JlletUle will be dell:,., tam whe re Generarl Jenk.1:111. km· ered by Dr S�ti•A p,;, t. e.nt ol thoae in• : product, in carton• with "win• . Dtnm.an. · tehiewed 'Wtl'i! ous Rebel ge neral waa �atin11 by the dows," and dry milk .and other . f Mr. Sniith's femlly la: one of Tbe quuterlf meettn1 of tbe tln\t'&JAt- rir,e 1 ; fll per cent by carton• � ith 1pouta. Hartford·, oldest a nd he u an diltricl IJJt 111111!- .UI bt Mld the� �· :ther were 18. But only 'Least satisfactorally p�ckag�, authority on the earlybllt:Of)' of la lhei &el.1entfltl• Church ..)' 19 &\Ir �t ol tbo,e datlng were the wome n said, were fluid m t lt in car�ons, jama and jellie1 in the town one inctdent he r'ect.lls 1D ,t 1:30 p. m. otko Lievin1 la IP� an with pry-up lids, and liquid . concerns the death of an uncle Pl9ll'ID\ e.,..,_.111_ J �� tl,kt jot,, m order ' detergen t& Jn amooth glus or to M ' ij who was killed in I boiler explo,lj lhdepe ndent of � io11 at the Jackson Salt F'Ufflace, th..,.: nh. rtthft than to help metal co n tal nera becaua e the la th.1, I out, 'loc.ate din the lower part of Valley I.hi famlly budj:et as l n ter are "too slippery." ' KIN11 SIGN l'ODOLIY I C.11>', on 0 WASljJIIOTON ,lJPl-liailback tho .x:pl. .,, • 1873 • . · Jim Podole71 ,,ho"will lte ,witchHARTFORD PEUONAL I ....,.._,,.__ ""' "'" ca'� •Mrs. Donald A. Snlltb telllmed fld to end nut aeaon bJ �h ilo'• eeht wanted a .tf home lhis week a fter a to1.1r qionth Mi�e Nixon tl1Md � Ule c,titf ... . ;Of, tbe profe..Joa., J ferUJl the mo.It popuat.ay at her win ter .h ome , ia• ron W11hln1ton RedU in1 ..,.. the wl�b ·,t • National PootbaJI Lea1ue. Podoley ltr ,ftt !, j Laud erdale, Fla. p duct o Cen • r& AmonB those attendlnf the lift / � , , t1a4nced with '5C:),OOO ro r t. I MJeJuun, riles for Charles Ji.::bl(n1 wert MN. hll played three YHNI for the fronl · nrtl., J'oundatlon, toot \ 1 ___ two t.:dna Juhling, Mrs. Mlnnfe Bever- Redikln,. , ' interview1 with I 1..-:t Ou-ou1h lt in ,,,., '9rlom1111et ale, Mrs. Charlotte ,Barron1 lf iP 100 · . Mr. and Mn. Samu el Carter of l ,OQO ' clt1e1.• · , N from all liOcJal and Beverly Barrori , .Mr. and Mn. Sld • WheeHn a were weeke FROM . nd ,ue,t, of econ� , . I were represented. ney Pickens, Mrs. Dana. ••nbo -r- . m, M r. and 11,.· N· o · Wein • . rONLY I!:' -•d1 of teener, con· all of Middleport •P . , and •� M't. ¥4 ll(n. '. Wilham Dixon , .Nel1on Ohio. Mr. and Mn. Geor•e Lerner and cerutl. . . . nd mon ey, A ma1• Ttltrt't, mtny a dlfftrtne11 betwNn •'W'. -� · alma for teenaa:er :\'Ira. Henryy Jtmkln; had � Mr. and Mn. J. M. Crump 1pent • lutova ..._ and • KllllfdY n•� .. , , (!J'"l?nteen) reported week rnd guests Mr. apd MrJ. ce- Tueaday in Parker1bur1. madt Wlta that mlat,t cwt dolla,a ·Gairing, cil Br.ldgepo ri. Ohio, Ml11 ...., �• thlt nke It Important to _"n •,r. ·1 Marg:aret Gairtn1, coilltnbu■, and dloDM ript. And now-ttwnkt W tht Erne11t Kov1c of St. ClainviUe, O. NW IUknla _.,. Ml'lel-you CM · ,� 1 Mrs. Maud Hoffman of Benwood dlooea from • tin• of nnt tlmapl11N • • . at pJtcn y«i can affonl. relati,cs In ;;�:� Ind on Halnt ct9(tlt · · • 17 Jnefl ...,. for tN111, lfa. Cecil Blesain1 'Jr., ADOn, ·, • Watar,rttl• I M >, '., • ' , , ;;�, � e • URlrllllMI ing guests o Mrs. Ed Ble11Jn1 and Maln,rl11 Miss Audrey Blesaing, , Alll wftll Mrs. Alice B. Chapm an who hae . ' llad Dial spent lhe winter i n Speneer ilJ now vi11iting her niece, Mrt. JaQJea Mt:• Kulght, We11l Polnl Road. . • n 1n111 Mrs. Henry HuHl nfl, Covin1ton, • Nita fnMH ltylu Ky., is the house ,ueat of Mn. • U11lirtll8'11 -■la,l'fll Carrie Judaon. 1• Mrs. Patty Burdette, �rs. �WJJ. son Eada and Mis, Si � f J14r. de tte of Pt. Plea11nt ltm -'lll••ti' of Mr. 1mtl Mrs. J . .M. rump. re: ce11tly. Clyde McDermitt ol Pl. :Ph1a• anl w1s in Hartford one day the COURT STREET POMEROY past week. _ M n . Ceril Gairlng, Ml1a Hehm Jenkins am! M l88 Mar1aret Lou Gairlng, guests of Mra. Henry Jen-' ',. 10---Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Hartford W, Va. Events Of Wec .k I I ad- 1 F EUR Meettng I t�eyll e�o� these ... For Cancer Fund A'Y A. $24715 ...· ; a,_, ·-- jlartlf,'"· , �t �:� oi:r.:::::h�t: I i..a.• •zin, ------- - CONG'',R ff.• ULl-.l'IONS NON FADING WEAtHEI IESISTANT \'I-.. GIEAYEI COVERAGE LONGEI WTING PioncTION ......................_ $3.75 .. _ WMrnl • NAY • OIIIN , MATE Rl�I.S. INC. Phoae SP-3-5114 .• I - ,. ' MASON, W,iVA. I - <:::__ f.t�· ,;1��fflat yJ'�.,.-• 14 llw..::m ,cres. ·, ri.-nel 3: -·Thursd fW' 8!'"" _ . WCHS.tv Chtinnet 8 '1idnnel 8- Wetlnasd11 l!<'ll,-lli• � �:: :e'c�• .., U:tO :la (linnei:8 - lhursday ::: _ �! ,:J�:::•, o�· · unuay Clklnn el ,.,•· "" Th ·,o-i c� the1 Fastest growing low-price favorite ! sr::m- l�':!:'-. • Tomato Pest ConlrOl Easy, osu Expert s·ays' t)NID,. Get . ' �"°'1• a'8't --- iuV- market■. Reaoon? aioo · Tl\l'ee r: �� ., a �p21 . J IU-,:y wuuun .p. ilt<irm ·GALLIA & MA10N :r. £'D1) 1£ Dow ATKtNS "" JI y ttf 'llfli!I;. '. l:·t ' ' . oun try . .,�,•;C . .- 'tem,• · =.r,i19e . UJ 'ff'__ Re·Cluests �r: . 'fd r-1'' 1/ffl: 1' ,L,� ) , OM //M M· AT ·Pow« 12:45 P�M· OM :'. J.:IJN 1 \ /ear. ... ... --� Franklin '•nd Nl>I'!' L, to Ohio Po-a--er Ca., · tol .00 1 �, � . Salem. Th� - ? ' ' j ' • DOOU DAIT SENECA ·.....,_..,- �.-·,.� ·- l'IOtUEI .PttOlNllC .., ' WP •.,.if ' � - lliOW DODcu: IIU�I.Da lWO G�IAT 9ARI,: �-PltlCID DODGl DART, LUXUll,IOUI 'IO ,"'lfiS,. SONS CO.- • , · ,u & Sarpml -r.: Sts; , r �I tol Ar J �- . "t -llr ___ .,__ · Dodae DlvlllM Of �- eor,,o,■tW , . •\' I f ,·· '• ' . .,,. ,, DOC.lll!h-5��t' ,,1· .�· \ ''•" '' . I ,, I• � • ' ·. � I ._ ... � ..... 1 sAY, I'll Go FETCH TH' OL' PILL flEOOlER FEIi �e, "!AW·· ,,:lo llfoe';e* , . W HtN �-rv �C·hann·et4 µr.' thanriel Je3 Wetlnesday U:: &lm ple l Dart I• a honey ·. @ o f a buy ! Wo 'N Uei<ltd pink at the WIii' bu,on Ii, lk tMw scu1d .,. n,aklnr the move to th• new Dod10 Dart, WhyT Dart afve, buyero evwy­ thin1 they want. A price down with tht , : loweat. • E:1ceptlonal 1as emnom y (2,.7 m . p,r. r in the MobJlpa Economy Aun). Fine-car locb and f•tu,.._ Sound aoc•n S.. YoUr Doi!p n...Jer, Ho'•• pwihovor for o 1ood 'lltol. W1-1AT ON AIITTH DID 'IE SAY, PAW ' t:- :�;�: -- 1 960 la th• new Dodge Oart. I n fact, Dart l a ,,. " . . U} of � O n e of the big eucce■a ator l e ■ rt" �:. · s,••• tsdar : r: w,,.,�.. '\'!II"' H OGG & . % U SPA� · . place In m a n y k e y (11,11-.il 3 - Wed ·• Seven Dele gates 1 11. ''-ttend-.l R00�l •"Ohio Convention • F,d ward T. P'l'encb. dee. Opal ch, Dall,,, Comm., to l!dna K. P'l'en 00 ' pa:retl1, MlddlepOrt . • Ruth Grueoer aad O•Ol'/l e Staff to WUUam J. lltd 'Dorothy L. Harman, 23/100 A., MtnenvUle. Seven del,eptes wbo attd§ded Bertha L. Bentz Schrieber ■l'kl E. t he reeenl Cambridce, 0 ., -.con. . n h W . Schrieber to Beute Benb: Boll- : venUon relurned borne ex,prett­ ■ �::e l."':f1.�� • man, parcels, S&tl1bury. . in,e appreciation ol the inlt;MfC. 1 1 :IO -9>1"centntion . ..f,IQ. ,_ Advonture Time Myrtle Griffith, �na M,- ,Grlf- l tive progra" Ray'tnoni! · Jlu,imel. \2!00 Tnilb nr Consequtnct11 J1• Stt,tmboat Bill fin to Verdie W. Smith, Eliza beth speakiQi for the grou p 111d J:. - J;I) �k nraw ¥i:Graw 12:10 It eou1a ·w You K. Smllh, .3823 A., 'blive. crowd or 1168 packed out tb1 l;09 ,, l(MldD�N•w• In11ble mu Clinton, dee., to I National Guard Armory to ttear !1;!!11· ��J•�,_!l'\uncl / · ov et ,1 : 10 •: 111 'i'h,i Jin. Jll.U&er now Ju anita Ellis, Ch11l '9 K. Cllnton, , lhe leeture, -..;Findln1 Pea ce in 2,IO 4illl'tlt Yo,mf Show Nancy Smlth, cert. for . tran1., Sal• · This Troubled World" by A: A. IH"---. 3:00 Youna: I)r. Valone � i1bury. Cataniaro of New York: The 'Pff" 3,30 ftom The,e ltoott Charle■ K. Clint.on,. �N�i Clin- rloua day waa muktd by a haps,tqklo Report . ;: . �:!"t 4:1IO Comedy Pllyho.,, ton, Ma ney S. Smith, 'Jfllliam F. lltm whea 22 :persons w ert- hn• • • Smith to .Juanu, !lib:, � �•'1 Tnia t:SO A:il"'n.tme Theater merted. Salisbury. • J,I , .J't!F" Is R11ht 5,00 Slpinboat Bill Ur. and Mrt. Hummel aaid theVir&il 1ml Mar.,11ret :We.lt fall to lecture proned to time in per. . f,c � Como S\'OW 8:30 sit. PreolQJt · · , , llarleda Electtk: CO., right or way, l ecture proved Chri1ti1ns need ·1:IO Fl,ti & �P Show 1o'Qb Your We I OUYe. itimul■ting as!llltance from tlme 10� Tombltone Tenitor, f W,ilter M. aad �ne 'Morrill to to time in performlnc: their serlp­ 11:90 IIIIWI BeMfllnet 1:1:4$ Hunuey' Win.tlt.y Report ) Ma nn ing D. Wehllteft parcel&, Sci- turally ordained work. 11: i� - S:,i>'•atborcoat pl o. He said in Middleport we intend 7,00 Wliirlyblr<li 11:tl Tb< J10k Pur Sh..,. CurUt , Wolfe, Goldie Wolfe to to put i nto pr..acllul uae all the Henry C. and Nora E. Hartman, acrlptular counsel and inatruction 8:00 Bot llulenoa ¼ acre, Cheater. B,80 Producer', Choice 1iven at lhe asaentbly. The pur­ H ?ttaxlne and 'fhomas Diddle lo poae ia to incre.ase· home Bible • t:00 ISacbelor Fatller "fl ay C�rroll W. and Helen Johnson , l atudy and in this way aid perso ' 9,30 Fjlrd Show , 11;4p Sign On ICl'!e, Sutton . lOtOO ·you itetJYoy;r: Life 6:® CQnttneutal Ciasatoom· In thia community to better !• . �llneth Amabary, Norina _Jean derstand t �nd appreciate Bi l' ' !0:30 Talle :,\ �- !..ook 1,oo Toclly . �•bary to_ Russell -II. Hamilton, prlnclpld." ;:oo KatJ• tl<loll4'D Show t i :00 lfiw• , Retdllnet Leona ' Hamilton , �, Olive. t:30 Toppa . 1 : 10 Wliiher,u\ Mr. Catannro pointed out bdtr · -V.bel and Ot\'Ule Qogue, to alme, fe.u from atomlc, nuclei? Doual· Jle '!II c . 1 1 :18 JO$ 1,,, 'lbnley E. and Mlnnie ,�tty■, 'l.t and JCBM: eiplo1ton11 as well a Il .; , acre, Rutland. ,. '/ ,,, from dlsea.e and death make Elmer G. J:lamm, d,eo-1 :'Walter T, diff-teult to find ,peace in , ,., Hamm, &dm., to Ken'ntt,h: E. •nd troubled world. He 1howed ' t' 12:� '.lli,st1�;0,.. Margmt Y. Harrl1, lol , �)'. a ocordina; to the Bible Jt . wo�d 12:8') ll!\>e TBJ,t )ob, . Sidney Rice., dee., Synil � be , only through God'a Kin&ddm ,t,O!) Amerfcan Bandstand t :00 � �... bath, ieomm ., to Loraine K. Rice, lhtt real ,peaiie and seeurih' 1-,10 . ill,tll• Friend ruaa parcel, Rutland. could bl! obtained . Thi• ll die 2,00 nay 1n Oot\l'I fltj)� San 11'...- Beil , O. P. Wi nter, to Lester F. a nd KJn,;dorn all are taua:ht to prJ]I' ,$ ' t:tlit Got� llora(� for it Matthew 8: 8-IO eommonly · · Nora, L. Thomas, 1/24 A., Salem. l:'!11, Yoar Euci Elmer G. Hamm, dee., Waller T. apoken 41 the Lord 's Prayer. 8:00" • 8:-. ·· . Weatlrer Te11M­ 'Huntn, adm., to 0\JY O. Russel\ and ___._____ '1,30 . Wbo-bo Yo,r-Tr,!>t l:4''. Jolin Daly NeWI parcel, !>om, •anne Ru : � :.. :. • 1:00 Mliortcoq -·llind -'°.PU! Just 'Men · M.arj.ni . D. Web!ter, adm., fto. r:11:· M�lic, 1o, · a ·spring Nilht . '):'NI •� · oilcl HI• ntenda � tl,00 Son l'l'tncloco lleot bert M. Poteftian, dee., to Byron t Harriet and ODff d 8:;6 ' F. 'o'o4 WIima r. Parmalee, M A., 8:111! l'ciw: 'l!llio Joportor FJihlt 9:00 ' Wednesd>y Night 1,<0 9:45 Sportl:.Parade Sadie Carl to a,4a Jolin 'boli .;Jfi'lil ,10 iQO• . lta1il'ail1n Uoyd, pd Eva L. KIO/I, I.lo acre,, . . .. ;· _� 1.....i -,.....,. Bedford. , TIie MeWI 1E?7 'Toin.atoes are e-,, to grow. V• 11:\0 Scanning Qie Weather �a l'E. �" 't'o pnald k. and iuilly tnsecta don't bother · i:Cb . Doiq �� Betty 1,�11,re, lbt( - �rf'ne_. Sports. \ieoort 11 ; rriuch but occ11.slonally you :wlU Wlll lam;a ng N�ra ;B, ffO\ld 8llltall 1:30 Th• jleo1 11:30 Late Show find Q few pla nts which have t! to Aldo �... •� Betty S. Jeff era, lo� 1,ill P11 >IOl>�.•-� 11:48 ·Sign oll cut' off by cutworms, itunttd . b)' . · 9:30 Jl'rink. lipi'tra'i Welcome , No. 4, Syracuie. aphidn or chewed by hornwonb■• \Vlllllni, and �ora H�dasl)elt to Home Party for •Elvia Most'. im1ect1 of tomttles can � Aldo Keri\on Jeff�l'I, 8et\y 8. lef- cqntrolled succeufully .by Sea tO:IO mttitil l p ar fen, lrot No. 9, Syracuse: 1:11() CartOOn S ectacu , titular ■pray or duit , N ·fool/lht en :00 1 1 m o Ro r RolPl>e S-1µ,e •� plover R1rfley to 8:J!(t . every seten to 10 day1 ',it� ' 11 :\0 Sc;imlllli \lie Weother t,ilO 'Movie f.e'tl�_ ,lot, ·Po,ner-ay. l ·erQ"l)UOO� garden or. aht S�rta 'Tonl 11,tB er W\Qtam �.la to Vlllace of iaU Dr. ' Rabert 13. Hoi'diwort1r, 11:� Esso Report , · Late �w 1 1 :31 l;IO I 'llilrled Joan Pomeroy, lot, l'oml!toy. ' Ohio $1.ate Univer1lty Extenal EYe� C. ·and Charle1 Sltauss I to . ffirbert P. i nd Margaret L. entomologiat. Jt'a eaaier to prevent Insect dam, , Cross, loh, Pom�roy. age than to corred a seriou1 in• � James E. and E4t�.•� _B. S.lmp- r t es ation later, Dr. Holdawort!J aqn to L. Sc61t, foUI'! Midd leport. p0!nts out. He auga:eata you reatl " of ='" · L. D. and MaUcle S�tt to Jamea tl)e labei8 on insecticide contain ' t2·'t0 Seit, tor TOmOJ'l'O'tP & :00 '11te B lgb ter D a) E. 'an'd Esther B. SiD'lpao�, lots, Prl and uae the chemicals accord­ t i4inl IJ &bt 12; 45 flie· lliddlepor�. 4: 10 T".:1e �et Storm ing to the ma n ufact11rflr'1 dlrec1:m Liyl.n,ti� W. Va. C�arlea :Asa and J��nntt Anne ,· tions. • ,,so Edg• M Nilhl 1,18 el.lliliol's · il radbury to Qeell P. Bra dbury· and o� 0 1 1 cullura An l , J:zt en1l6n 11(, World TUrn�• 80 ,• 1:00 The '.llree Sloolel : James F. A d, lot, Mlddl,t,ort. "" .11JiJ1i;, "Gt11Wilil' •Toona, I $! or WorH · ,,_ The lllle of BilOJ Leila Moua .,. t • Em l!_!t. W. � t �rfihe '7fci Garden " Ustsltiy a · Hell!lll ·M; !ruler, lot, ·�die,.: 81!� 111ind 'dbease control ' me11 I: 00 .rw-1.11 • -•ur J �• -"h-41..,. • 9:. , t.llllionalre, 1.;,. . , · 6:15 A Look at the ,Weather for toma�s. Jt also &:ives i_ P Youn is Verdict a 'ao �8, arold and lsadel Carnahan to matlon on What • varie�H are 1 &t, 6:20 Jule Rivlin . ShlSw · 1:"00 The Brl1hter OAY Wayne and Min a M . Swisher, 44 how to se t plan�s I n t e 1011, at , l:Bli Amo• 'n' 1:111' � $e.cret acrl!,,, Sutton .. . . practices to follow, :1 nd cultural 1,80 , '.flie l!d11e of Might Paul ·M. Bame1 to Dorothy I. how \o handle the ripe. fruit. �·· 1,00 BlihWIY Patrol '· Sloo"' 5:00 The 7:30 Be Our_ ijUfft Co'plea of the ;bulle.Mp «re ' :9!}z 5 ·30 The l,lle ' �f Rll6y �t county Ex.tenalon of� � Smltb-N Arthur � 1 rti fB•�l'neS, pa�e�is':-Pomeroy. • "i.'f} �t� � 8:� A Lot!k �11t tJie weatu.er D 30, r-ve Got A 5ecret Olive Torr<'nce, d�e., E. J. ·�t '!how n ·itvll er t Jote 9:20 Armllrong ctrcte -thea ■on, Executor. to Charleii E/ltlc · • Amo1 'n Andy tli:SO News o'cloCk �1;00 , 1 1 l Ruth HaU, 111 A. Olive. � · 1 MUihall T:OO U. S. Weather 1 1 : 10 A Look at the -Georala an'd � Harty Huft . �..,,er­ 11:� Theater 13 ' rn,n C. and Maxine C. �i�ll:ftt 1 �\ltt�n al:;lr and - 1 --tOd•. Sal!•bul'Y. 'it 1: 30 Joh11111 Rlnp ' Hv,,ud , d , Viola I\Ob�I� lo .:...I l:00 Zane q,., Theotn -plo OUr ' al�en; IJ.I, Slelia; J,Cae 1,30 Sbotaun Slade 1· 00 CBS News . • Sdplo. ., · · l,!t 10,00 �vli• i fJ>rili& , l"elll•oi 111,1 ·caotaln xan1aroc i 'Bl (hd Helen L ,.,�- l ! 1 :00 N,ewa . , i .,.. -••"" t:� cartoon Theatet 1 ' JoYee Mohl,i, J S.j L l ,10 " l;Ook ·� · he•" """:'" il>,IIO The Red ROwe Show " Theater n:t5 IS Go· · · �iJ uir il . . '':!4• Teet, to 12·so st Olf ·l',ol�mbla . •, . '., i __-;; 'fr., Han!>¥ an4 Ro '' . y and ti/lie : mii&y· 1c1· . . . · ,le, IA, Su\ton. " ;llllllred Canon 'to Ohio , p�;,.: , "'] Co11 • 20.00A coal, Salem. _1 , 1'. �G' -th El:j<bon . to Ohy, >v· . ., Oo., 107.�� ccaI, Cclumb� J,..II , Vincent Romine, dee. I<! Lidia , II. Rdmlne, Lovin• J. Bawlin11;Ai· ,. .... bert Romine, A.ffid. of Tr1n1., !itl• ' ' -uml)ll. : ;,i to Edmu nd and Pauline ' Ohio Co. 1111.QOA .• . , . · ... • Jem. Arthur and sadle . .... O�lo 'Power 2.IDA , eoal, Arthur and Rouih � Ohltl Power Co. Z oool, St• ,,oo · GOE SSLE R J EWE LRY @' , TELEVI.SlbN ®rbt. WSA%.TV '�ltanne1 3 Land Transfers o,ao,- 111, NOW ONLJ' -·- In .. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 1 1 , 1960-1 1 : �:ulft_.Efl I •, . Daily Jrnh -il ;4neHI rnct ' 8' tr.'" ' -· Ibey retarnad to the 11errJ iomo wbere cottee and CNtlu 'ftl'I Partldpoµn, in tho drive ,._ llro. J""e Bul'Dt, 11n. Ludl1a Swackh.amer, Kn. lean Eblnbach, 111'1. Lavera Yt11er, Mn. J>oro­ The MHon Jfothen Club col­ tbf 5chwob, Mn. E. A. SC11&1ke� lected UM in a doqr-to-door can­ :lira. JoAao Green, 11n, Ill� vau for Ute Cancer Fund Jn Ma· fPnman, Mn. JaAnn Harbour, son ·ci ty Monday nil.bl Kore I.a lln. Sally Clark, Mra. llor, a.., Mn, Veti DodJO.D, Mn. Mary '1111yet to be colleeifl!i by the · ooup. btt, Mn. Joyce Canon, lln, Jpn Men. ber1 of the club makln,: the Warner ';Rd Mn. Ruth Ryan. c&nvaa1 met at the home tlle president, Mrs. lfuy Berry, •� Mr .aad Mn. Glen Thoma and they recetved lllltructions and con­ dau&hter, Gall, vilited lil:r. IDd tainen:. Following the collection, Mr•• DQ11el Lutin8 and fllllily. Ufiru I rn� BULOVA •1e Mason Mothers Collttt $157 -cu- H�re's a watch you can be proud of . . . at a price you can afford! - 20th Century As T0 G0 Down Age Of Surveys· Jbui O..XFTS . .... . - ..' . . . . .·- ' ,•, ' I· HE SAID THAT SOUNDED LI KE S L.. UG<:>O SHOUTI NGTO ME " LOOK NANCY-­ NO HANDS " �-...... .. ,. . - ' .. ' ' . .....- . ' ,', . ' '. • , . I NYer1J cla)'I •tth b.er d■uPter and IOD•ID•law, Kr. ,-'bd Mn. Raymond �Haven, l.otafl, W. Va, Mr a. Alict Bletnef t\Ui , Helen Jobn10n were lfcmored ,u the oldest and louq.J:eal 1n olber1 present resppectiYeq' jit the Me- ., "11- CU.ff. 1 Mr. and MN. Ei.q:ene ichtVab ud JODI b•d II StUlda)' dln.ner 1uei1ts tht part10La fJt Mn. Schw1b Mt. and lvs. Roy lonu, Syr1• �ived potted plants. · Mr. and llrs. Wayne Oretn and · -· T . . . .- ;..� 1 spin ]p ff T Lo Of t • • ou rne y oe � O e Young Seothpaw es ang T I OU I Wea ther T Patterson A inst Johans.wi So . ' . .:_ . • - -·- h,;;- aon ,pen! q;�·fNond •1th parent.a, Mr. lllfd •Mi'a. Albert Ha'W,k of $Ill◄-., O. Od ilturday nlcht they attetaaed the', ' alumni b..quet ol 6b��f Hlgb S.hool. Tha''il.i � · �ub �� 1 e4 fOf-...W I ed tMtr r :-�-::::::--:-----Sectional DIS . tn"et Playoffs •1,.;t • Upon Retum Of . S0I T0 Dry Diamonds ;,..,po--;;'. meettn., khedul1 oi- UUs weelr:. Anno�nwit"bf the new date "'111 be , rnaci• ,1,lor. W a.■. , ,,, ' g Temple Likm AL p•Ilehing 6• 1/2 • _ �tilE OF .'. j; ' TU&$J MAY $ Bl; YOUR., : . ' . $200 . ' =-:.-..:: ch•••'- ::;";;!., °' ..._ .. ,1 TIRE PRIQS , !· Tre-Ptd'Ft,ft! Whole �- 3lt . .. . . ' ; ' '' ' '.:,;, ' . • ' (Pl i::.r•... -... -- 1.15 .. e a1Nrm� 11,u . ', ' GOlF SPEOALI 69J • ., __ Iii. -r �ooooooooooooooooiif' . "· • fd U(OtlOn eO(her I Spe011.er l ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , !• •• , { ' 'Ii I • D � ;-:;;;;.=;;;;=====--,-· 1,, ed C I RC LE'S . _._, !(••· ' $1 .QO NiGHT . CIAfiLIBS ,-:�TS'(ENfER Aulbotized M•cGre(or H,adquimen : lllb_ � . , '' I' I • • • ..,,• . ,,... , i I I M·an Foun& Guil·ty Jn z�, .... r.; :Ma_:wer's Court ''°"""' ••·Ill!'Ul!t Whiting, H&D - - - S lb . 79c Fish Sticks ... .... :i ':: $1 - - - - - -- - - •·=•· it[ ·mt=· �"llllit ,-.. II! •• ..-. �! ;'I (!ngilr,Uckin' 1 ' G.()'0 0 I 3 '!: $1 · Restoura,.• l'lloue ,WY..-r ,...,i"""' ..,, ,..n11...... ,i,,l· ,_"!"'_..,� ,. 'l ..._ "°'"'"'· ....,. 29c llil<id; ;.'. �i:,·� ·• 1>ol!!t. � NI� •· fl :lave - ,.... ., .. .... .... ..,. .� It _ ...,. ._ ; 1 0c 1 9c c 49 10· ... -99·C , 11.. f.:r:'1 ��J�- • � , , ca� Miracle Whip � �- -....,. __ - ....... Iiow-.. ,..r -· tWlt' ..,. • au.en. . . Cherr..... : ; _. ....... 2 .... .. 'JS5c Pit Crust . . .. ....,. ... . ' 2 •·- - � 49t Buns . . ..- • - - Green.:� ... - Lffl\ke' .' .. Bibb· lllha � .... ; ..... , .. " I Leaf. .... ···••· • •·· ······ • .. ...,,..,. .. .. ..... ... a lb. pad $1.00 ...... ........ .... ...,. ... ., ...., -.... 1 0c COffee .... �'.����;;;n;_ ..... �. . 59c ...... the c:1 gCL£'S · I �ans ., , Orange Juice -i 1. COMPLETE QT legs ....... ... .. .... .. . . ..... -......,,---.. Vlmco Spaghetti . .... ....... 3 .::- 49c • .propam YOUR HEALTH IS OUR IUSINISS. IRINI YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS 1D US. -•- ·1· I ; ' : ,• 1 ! • auiuo IEXAU COUGH CINTER TUllTS :.-:.; '.'.!.".:::. 1.49 THRO JEL ............... -...... . .. ....... 1.41 .. .. . _ __ _ _ 1 21 CARA NOME 'tetMIM � . . .. . .... .. .... ,11- • GOLD£N lllW .. . b C.• - .. •- 2.■ FlORIENT AIR ... I , . ... l •!, .... � 9 2 Kamburger Pickles . . �... - . . ' • : • � •J l • 1l' j,., .," I , �l•nllllc Wt art proud 10 olf., tfltM MW L, R[VIV[ and ta,mu\U 011t caft ll■lp Rl\l!A)'111,11' Mllr. � DEVELOP tile nlllUftll t.M1 ot IIMd In VOfllli. LIIIIN' HOIM Mrllll tnd McCall I m1p1l11t.. � M-b.. ._ l) .. 'rWIN . "' """ _ _ _, ,> .. .... .. ...... ....... ,1... 11111Ziftl nlWENllltY ol' to wtkl UP 1M or SPRING CC)AT Boston . Rol·l�d, Roast � ,_ 1•· .-..•• - .._ ""'!. . '"' Butte1•ball Turkeys 100 ....... ........ F· • EE .. ........ • 55c Re1!f®• ---- WILLIS ANllf8NYi 3-1.egged Frya --......� 39c ... . . •• . . . . . ---- f,.t �ting. Of M'ddl eport BPW Tuesday for your hair PLUMBING N E EDS -· £>ouble lr_..ed Fryers - • 45c .59c 5 ,... $1 ReI' • AWAKENING • Spring Dresses o· ------- ---- -- . 'A(KET SUIT Up To O'Toole To Keep String Of WiM Going "' �) NEW I I Teammates Meet Jn Top Mateh Of BO ling Toumey I ,.. -�•� /.nmeet .=e;' :in ' Exira Top·yalue su...,. {A) How he WOl'Ud on llraple fnncl•· menta l, nver pd t/Nff apin. ,i- h< - • m111 wltll • mlMon--a m1Hioft Rich he. at· ....... two iinnut" in . .JI bed,eeo n . I=::=::==::.".""'::�� I. S1'ANDINGS I N 20 M l N UTES .0 • .. ,_ = Thuroday m. Dr. Rl(blfd dlltlid -,erbatelldent, B� r. _i_ �11� � the tpeaker. Th� pulhc II n:ffl y I CINCINNATI, Oh;o UPI-H,nd, ,n,>ted. som., Jol\n Flnl n, • 190-pound California hii:h scboo1 southpaw See 1:J• For Y.our • ho wu sought by every ell.lb in t'he majors, will play for th• Cincinnati Redt under a ble hon· UI contract. Th• CifJclnn ali org:mi.z.ation did nol rl!Y� ,tbe term LlDder which be was IJW4 Tuesday. but call SALl!S & SERVICE . ed Lhe c�act "one or the largest bonuae�,itr .J!:�d" by the club, The � fOd t.be 1 8-year-old I all-arowv.1 -:..,layer, wllo jwt gradualed fro·m El Curito, Calif. , High PLUMBING & HEATl1'G School • H■igned to Columbia Phone WY-2-2550 Mlddla,/o,t of the ;:t� Ad antic L<.-ague. Greatest . I . �- ' Costs less than 12 cents a day -with 12 months to repay. Phone first for fast approval . Then stop for your money IDtToa.•1 NOTI: ,..... ,..., MnOft '"" wrtfe • .....,Ill llf if':::�."':wlloc..! u ;:,-;..;:;! •n "' ' . ·, Cj)uart1 , _ Forked Ru n Sass ALL-STARS ,.--------:;:;;"11 ..� So Hungry They Jn Trees I ' Climb I ht R All ll{!;ed· By R Sign -=.���- lc, lho Sisters Style S�op Pt,,Uip " ' ,,, the /rul1tr rerre1bo, ga A : Ulllo. .._...... ,.. I ·····etl .. whl.. ,,.. � . -, ,....,. hit fw tralnlnt 1• U nseasonal weather had about done m southern Ohio high H with IMau-,1 •lllht . Bt6ool' dfata.ond, toutnarnent play tCKlay. . lntemar � In the ftnt I , h�ppened. hu .•I ell, W 1 That isn't to sa, that 1,y overloading pitching staUs secThe fl r&l lLeve-it: 111•1"'"- '- tltlh ""' or; not o n rm not foau.11 mouth to pre. 4h. : tlonal play-offS and district titles cannot be settled this week � f � 1 0 c Id end an� early next w�ek. These games can be played, if 01d � that I'll be tlM pat {id,,ter 1�: :� iv:re:t �rde::. ':v�l� li� �i; � :::·:. :,. � Sol _decides to round mto the condition expected of him this frtct 4 ,uper..-isor. The re Ji _ a ,.._ tltt.. ,-.,,.__ ::-� Sprmg month of May. iwttch to this story, however , fo? pa t ery bit ., mocb Into [t H •--_ ....., IY Coach Russell .Moore of the - ---------'""'" • •• no,,,·�._ thare were wilneases, and the fi1h h d!d �n. NEWTOf,f; • UPI-Joe- e Pantbera saw no chance oJ ualng WII photographed. LGui1 •• fflJ f#Pintion u a the Pom�roy diamond today. In Universi ty, were to 1ou1ht out I'm lest than ai ,_ �er th111 Lake, Run Forked t a td n happe lt today for an "opinion'' on what . e in m, Louil wa, W'ben iM knocl:ed c,at n f h la_ct considerable _warm su ns_hine .....,,•• Coun,y, where c1,· rr M Hler, )'OU l lt 9- aipl :b 'U t,e 11 be e .h ""ill transpire in the playoff scher eomer when J mee lnlemar t i w ne d,ed I t e section .._ Schmtllnc. 1 know t... rm,tab, 1 Parke rsburg, W. Va., was fi8bing C1. ass AA pla yoff with Marietta dule1 if CUITent inclement we aJoh an n th . n n iu On bua artificial with Jure,. for uo ....m man m,dli lit the t1nt flch.t. Johanais to be gotten in, even by' Thu rs- ther contin ues. ed a became line his st a c one 90II bnt me but I won't be IUD oe COffll!!' l'DJ tie> "#INL' u ,m J No, in t a e A nd even if th we ther reday. "Don't be t0 ....,1 That'• thll Jn • tree, a nd the baii swung a tew phy iicall:r but ht'll be there Jut 1hy of bil punche1. I wouldn't be turns to normal. . I . ac:end time, you � at • low, lpehes above the water. While he tbe ssme, UllJiriJlt me 'Willa the fi&htln 1 him ,gain I.I I didn't ______ Then, assumln'g the th ree oth,. think him. beat could I u a se ne, li our his 'blir: o loosen tp, p1...,.1 fylnt trying "'P e o example e f a com s er sectio ns, West, East and South � Cllit lll Style Wllb A - J bau j umped up and grabbed the bact and •i»illl out tbe memory (this is North) get their a ffairs S Sure , I've relived thtt f1rtt bait. of his 1088 io-' Mtt; Scbmelln1. settled, semi-final a nd fi na l g11mes fight I thouund timet-but . With the fra ntic pulling, now at • -among the four sectional finalists dant it•, impreuion the 1et Al ■ boy at■rtlna;. out itt boxing ,... . ,, both ends of the li ne. it came frN, concelubly could be played may,. -e 1 aun n over co me. a: h u Louil Joe u_p to always looked PLENTY OF NEW and Miller la nded the bau. ft I be Saturday and Monday for the _ _ of _.11 champions. moves-the way ht flicked that I I five pounds, six ounce...,._ a, the a:reatest wei•hed • district title. ..1e way hI! --� 1-ft ·ab •t -__,.. � pretty good for trN-clirnbing bau. When I became champion I tried en J t ewer go I Way the a-way-and ed l th to ume _ a:o.wn wear the with e even m southern Ohio. Regionals are t.J be canpleled in ' u, UnltN , ....a lntamatHNlal d bef.111 h nfd n h e a t e n k g :� 2 1� :� Eve n if they build a bridae, Rip Ohio lTPI--Bllly j PALMER ACC l! PTS I NVI TAT��• ::; t, =�: f)� -':!m�b; � b�:. �:/� �o� =leH and TOLEDO, ��at� fi ::.� ·b; ��� e d : Repulski, Johnny Temple and Golie be-wskl 1959 ma1ten run• he nailed me. FROk· 'l'RE May 28. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland UPD-1 wont defeat. OJI my record the ll\... R ick Hall ain't going back to l.he nerup and h":i� Detroit tea.mm 1te, Arnold Palmer or Latrobe,- Pa;.,. sam l! wa.y lie came back from I'm determ i ned to win on June In the Class A realm where 1:Jation al League becauSe the Am• , Thu nnan G ibson met today in America 's leading money-wutni111' that loss � Sc hmelling ,_ In fact. 1 wlll -win and be the 20. 1 just 'em euits League ican e� two Meigs teams, Middleport and the feature mat�b of the 10th golfer. has accepted an invitaµon Dan Florio, my tramer, has tint heavyweight champion �r Racine, are finalist in the Eastern fme. ,___ annual American Bowling Con• to play m vpo;.u told me bow Louil trained for to regain his title. •1 · the Ce nten,.... ' Section, there also are three ment. er, tou� mast gr it that secom;t SchmeUng fight. He's July, � n I here champiomhip n e his In flrat the is seaao � ')' POMEROY, OHIO ffUBT COUa, other sections, Southern (New How ca n I ml&1 with Ju Louis. Billy G, aa Go�1embewR1 ta . ....,11 announ ced today by 11he. told me how J� train"- barcler . Ameri call Leaiue tor all three , and n world Boston, et al), We5lern (Jetfer­ an d , . RoYal and Ancient Goll Club. · · than be had e\lcr done before. in my cornfl-r-insplratlonally if they had any idea It .was known In t� bowli __ five etrailh:t sonville, pt al) an d Nor ther n thit eaay, they probably would • Gibson, �ve . won et corn(Chaun cey, McCluney, et al), ha ve wanted to move over from matcllet in wntllers brack ' Only when these su rvivor s th�, peUtion. Nations.l a Jot sooner. .have bee n determined can it be Repul1ti, IR ex-Dodpr, barely Bil ly- G•a five vl'C\orles tn tlµ1 determined who will be playi ng took his bat uni -coat olf with the yeu•, mastm, givH him a 14-1 who and where. Red Sot •hen he d11iveftd a record ht thl"f!I!!· )'eu-111 of bein1' a Tournament of•ficit.Is at Ohio gra nd- slim 11'6mer Jn IHI first. ·t1naltlt in Uils tournament. time at bat In ·the Ameri can Lea- ' Giblon hll been a •fin\lill fifl : gue Tuffda; ni1hl: to Nat the times in the iO.ye■r history of' the· ' White Sax, 9'•7. , muter• and up until thl1 Jear Temple, .a Cincinnati l!ltar for had a poor1 1-10 recol'd, which Ile , ' ay Unlhc:I Pn1, lntemathtnal many yean. -dtove In the flnt hu· pul led to 11-10 with bt1 five AMER I CAN LIAGUE run of the 1ea1on off Yankee r.- 1uCNJlliYe triumph!. W. L. Pct. G B lief aoo Ryn.e Duren to break 1 --Chieago 12 7 .832 1·1 tie and help the lndiaas to 1 New York 10 7 .588 1 5-1 vicl.OPY In to lnnln,s. Boston 9 7 .563 l ',s And Hall. who couldn't tnaltfl It Cleveland 10 a .656 1 ½ with tho rirate1, reeled off his Baltimore 10 HJ .!W}() 2 ¼ third ltrat,ht triu mp.11 Without • WHhington 8 I I .421 4 deftat in pitching the Athletics to Detroit 6 10 .375 4 ¥.t 10-0 decJ1ion ,ver the Oriole,. Kansas City 7 12 .3e8 5 The Tigen snapped a 10.game Tuffday Night's R.aults lasing streak by beatlng ·the Sena• CHICAG O U"Pl-The Ci ncin nati Boston 9 Chicago 7 tors 1--0· on Colavlto'1 homer in Red• put- It up to young Jim Clenlancl 5 New YOrk 1 the other AL ••me. OToole to keep that .wven -g1me D-1'rolt 1 Wnhlngton The Gian ts retained their game win 1treak ,oin1 in a game with KanMt City 11) fl.tltlmo,- 0 and a half National Leape lead WednHday•s Prpibllbl• Plt1,1hff1 by defeatin8 the· PhHUea, il-2. for the Cuba today. And Ute talented ,outhpaw, whQ ..... •-ff-•-•-• • n •• , ••· Clneland at New York - Ball their fourth str1i1ht, while the nd in gettlna: the streak ha a had (3-1, VI Maai {0,0). P i rates downed the Dodgers '8•2. e eYery sign he Chit... at Boston--Shaw. (2-1) The only other 1cheduled game und rway, shows Bocks • • u•••••• •ntno·••••• o.-u • W°lffgS• M•--•--• can do it. V1 .......... (1•2). between the Reds and Cubs was vie• He will shoot far hla third KanlH City ■t laltlmo,.. (nlh) postponed because of cold a nd -.; tory againat two loues when he -0.lay il•2.) ¥1 Walkff (�) or rain. ......, h1 1lc ....l _,, .. fw -, .... ,......,.... -3 of the Cubs 2 Hobbie Glen facea All' •- ,- - . ...... .... ......... . .. .. . . .... Portoc1rr6ro {2-0). � . .. ..... II ,-,. =-I ........ ..... hurlera wt¥> helped other Two Detroit at Wathlnwton (nl1ht)­ w5lfl i,., � the Reds to :pull out Of List J!l&ee R�:W,uJ T..t Steam Lary (1-2) VI Ramo& (�, ' Jay Hook and Bob Piir:i.ey, were: · Thursday'• GlmH ! Fullmer Of·Another pilC!ber1 named starting other the Detroit at Washington WEST JORDAN, Utah UPI­ by Manager Fred Hutchinson for Manus City at B■ltimoff, night Young Don Fullmer, just turned the Chicago series. , Cteveland at NltW York 21, hope, to become of -age as a Chicago at Botton • boxer tonight agaln1t seasoned SPTS BRIEFS 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE \ Stera n Redl. ENTERS CYO TOl,IRNEY W. L. Pct. GB -..Mc, ,.. _,..., __. pwdtM of, Fullmer, youngest and boldest YORK UPhHe■vyweight NEW• 1$ 7 .682 Ban Fnncisco me mber of the fi&:htina: Fullmer chalnioD Ingemar Johan,son hH I er _,. allced· hem,, I Ptltshilrgh 14 9 .609 I \; family, face.a Hungari■n•born Ger# accepted au invitation to compete canned ham bolled ham ar Milwaukee 0. 7 .� 3 man Redl in a scheduled -IO-round, in the Catholic Youth Organ iza• 1960 Cincinnati 11 11 .500 4 1 .touma• bout at West Jordan. The na­ Hon's 23rd annual' ,off Los Angeles '> 11 13 .458 5 t ionally televised bout In Full• ment at the Westchestet Country 1<JWJLV' :u. SL Louis o 11 .450 5 mer's ba ck yard la the Utah bo:t• Club May 2&. !Philadelphia 9 1-i .891 8\ii er's television d-e but and also · 6 12 .3SS 7 Cbtcaa:o Frank ChHsebrew entered Kol• one of t1t1e tou1li.e!t teats in his Tu.sd1y'1 RHult, pro career. It will be tele• I zer Hospital this wt!et ror further rief b , hn Fran. 4 PhHN.aphla 2, nltht sur1erf. pttftbul'9h 3 Los Aftvel11 2, night vised over ABCt Cincinnati •• Chlea .., ppd,, ,oln II. T' 5 I ,lglO,US WOllnetday't' P,obabla Pltchon Cincinnati 11 Chica.. - O'Taolo A.. i.J.-- • 12-2i .. tiobbi. 12-11. 1 l'hltadolphl• •• San F•• •cl""r - Mn. RI! h Zundel Meigs County ' 'Weekday E<lu-· °'!"Ii• 12·2! .. ,..., (3-21· · ' P 1. I'd! •-•"• • eport when th• guest ...-r the Si. Lou!< At Mll,..uk1o (nltht) · catli>n teather.i...� �ullneas- and ' Jm11,iilklnal Women's Club met Tuelday even-•II (1-2) ., Spahn 11-01. .,_ ,\' • ' I . q1eeting their for Hall J,!�99nh, ,.,_,.., •• Los Anpl" (nlto) Ing at the ": ,, 1 -01n1o1, 0-01 "' Kouf.. 10-�1. �- Zundel sl)Qlui . to the group of the Weekday relildous GI. �a. M� � ._ .., ,...._, ,11n Tllund,y'•- -• '· worli 11,d,sh�Wllll co\Oi.d slides of th& various cluses wnlch It. Loula at Mllw.ukM .1lie condueta Olia ilie 'Gliunty. The foupon, •11plfH Saturday, May 14, lfM> Cincinnati at Chlcqo (Picturea ,...e t'Aljlilff' by Rev. Mrs. Vale named llll'I. Betty ", Phllodolphla at San •r•nc•1V\'lldo J. IMrtif of the Foderoted Picken,, Mn WesJey Fry and Ch�cll1 for the, � of the Mi11 Jean Lama to NrW as the · RESUMES WORKOUTS lrellg!ouo ,..,1raill'; � picture auditin, committee· &r the yeiir. ( Precedtnc the meettn1 al 8:90 ,�•1'0N, Conn. vPf-l-Jl'loyd elilldren .� Sall1b�.' Sugar Run Pa� planqed to re�ume box RutJan� . Jllddle�, S)'racuae, dinner w11 11rved by th1 Evan,e­ · · in, today t:� r hill return bout with- l'oliill'Of . ' Cenlral 'lt1d Harrison• Une Cblpter OES with Mr,. 0,. ..,. "f: . . va -:M ' .-,. ..... heiYywelght ch11,mpp ion Ingemar ville Sc�1 and each picture cor Rolllh, Mn. Ellword DelliDl­ Johanuon 1t the �alo · Ground, -• #oey or idea which the key, Mn. Jodt S.llc'llald, 1(1,t, . .... iw ... June 20. '1he tonne: champion clilldn!n ehbote themeelve■• Som e Lellle Erwin , Mr1. Rol>ert lte< �, eD.jofed ·• · breather �sday for of tbtin an in conurnea lfblch EJbtnny, lln, GeOI.. llelnhart, · the ,econd 1tralght d@Y, en11:actn1 Utt,- •brGlqlt and ■how lte1111 be- ud Mn. Jame, �111p,on, In OfllY a IIKht .workout. lonlUII tG 1hiem w�lch they want­ me and aentn1 tlie cliiner. with othen. i 1 14 '!!!at; .; Weekdllf Re The Iheme •f • · Uglou1 work thl1 ,._ haa beenU "World Brotherhood Aiound the World" with �he -emphutl on ah1ring. Follawln1 the lhawin1 of tb1 ,.,,. .... ..._ CR. t11lll.1m ..... Pinto kon,, J. p1c1..... ,111:.. NCffF ..... ....., .... ...led 1 gtlf from' iJl!,/ dil(j .., I · J - . Mi• or Mat.h Jin, Boru« �-,., ,Al a, -IO!I- of ._ •Kenllllt1' ' man of tit•· fer. ..-1Nill"'r1 ... u, ·tlll4dl•;oit: evening. M;III SuNn Park. who ni,ht1 Hod Se1rl11, lllddJ,elliDit", -ked with lln. llcElhh>lll'- Clll lnloxlcoUnn and romt1nJ uieat hllrodueed 111'1. lll!lll,1& "'" \;00 �barfk. th._ · Zulldel to the aroup. · . ·. ._ � ..,,., bOftlt Mn: N.W., Vot., pn1� __,,, ilti, irfiill , _,.i 4-,• conducted ilu! ��-_ 'hlralln,r 111'1, and read �lmlj"-; ,Oil the' - '6 coming lh• -111!14"1 oi,11( lu1litf lllkl 11 1 he held Ill Jil;, cbljlie, Nolafffil\ tlioOD1 _ •� -�� � � 22 ., Wu, 11!!!.1!11!"' ,... • ,W . • 1 ii'! � _ , ,.._ .! _ , , ced !hi'• -- wtiit;'W ..... _, . - voUd• iw,. � - ,_. � �� -� 1• -- • .-,· . ·tloe' con>tnt ,nr; . . ' U,n ' • I .. . ' • pal -•· lo ,._ ..,_. �\..' IIIN Njna, ' ' 1 allo I llill'lt '' BWI . dent of 11>•- •1111> wa Ille lnlloll, \1!1!]11'. • Try· Sllllie TGtla)' I , , ibd\ o ,... � !lewi ,Iii 1n1 officer � Ibo . , u lteGlll'den ,m,!.. of\ tJio,, 1118;_ -■ COIII 'h I d-""' ...... -�� m...... . Jle......,.. w llilon> ,_ UDilel' to,tffllni , ,i� Qi ...,......, .... .. •p,:;i� H vice l>fflt'dent; - Min; Freddie tiond WIS !Wi)h E. Thompoon on• r 1 - ��r ch ffoud••helt u aeeretlry �� lltl. an ill - l, p. , • · Alwilda wem,r; •• ttu.lll?er. , . • DIii V . After the ·(!eN!mony Mr,. Vale I ' '' '\ tJPl:-lt'to pli, ote■!dent'1 . the ' presented Jumi. iii 78¼!� :. of ¥rs. Pickelll wlich the . �iP w4t1r win • Loul.... . ., during her tenn - ol · al!lce 11\d Amemoi . plL Pomei,y �ii E. Main . ""'""' , �u� ,·,;. _ __ i>llitn ,)hanked JIIN 1111...11 ror lnotllllqt dW ' ' ' ' · · , , Clpaft t'- 19 1'-P�•· the offlcera al;lt all who helped '),ital afief' . �If ii � 1t- 1 . · hot �� hl1 . �ome. her In the p,d! year. � ,I'' ·. 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