http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1d73bc5cf667a06af95b8ef5a4c6d5c9.pdf 6f914399806233e4719fea07ee13f7da PDF Text Text .... . - � .... � .. ... . ., .... . . . . .. .. .... � ... . . . ... .. , .. .. .. . .. ... . . ... .. .. .._ .. . .. . ... .. , . - .. . .. .... . . . . .. .. . . ... ... ..... - .. Yo -. . - - .. ~--- ... .. ... .. ... _ , ... .. ... .. . ... .. ... .. .� -- ·- ... - -- - ,.. .. • ' "'-" t .' , -j 10.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 25 , 1961 Around And About Middle�ort VOi. Xt:IJ FR IDAY & SATURDAY MAY 26-27 Wc1lt Dism.• )· ·s "T HE SIGN OF ZOR RO ' ' GuJ W11l1ams, as Zorro Henry Cal vin, Gene Sl:<'ldon - also ,INry L1•wb 1 1 1 "T,�E B E L L BOY" Jerr_\' · s the SdLt•�l ! SUN.-M ON,-TU ES. MAY 28-29-30 ' .' LL IN A NIGH T'S wc r W i t h Dc-an i. l artin and Shirl ey .\1 d.,arn e . ,, VLHY GOUD I H ll H I i,· HILL Chr1-,t1,ptwr Kn 1!.!h1 \"l'llt'\ hi !-)lt'\ f'fl .. ••Jl "STUDS LON IGAN · · ( A Sl ur)· uf Tt'l' I\ u�t>rs i - aJsn Alan lhlP H.or\" Calhoun l·orln w l f 1 rw-, . .li)hri C : 11 nlrY "THUNOER I N CAROLINA" �I> " " k A Big $6 5.00 Trade - In Allo wance -For Your Old Living Room Suite George Joachim of Galion an1I Henry Joachim of Co1wnbtu ar­ rived Tuesday, for a vJait with their mother, M'rt. George Joa­ chim Sr. who � ill Mr.a. Evefftt Thoma, returned home Tuesday ,venlng, after a t w o week1 vWt in Chillicothe with Rev. and Mn. E u g e n e 1 1bolll88 Md '8.1111)�. . 1 Mrs. Richard Karr Sr. Is t'Oll· fined to her home, Naylors Run 1 Hill with the nu. 1 Miu Jeanne Hlnea of Cotu.--n• bua 1pent the weekend with he1· 1 parents. Mr. and Mn. Ed Hlnel, Minenvllle. G. D. Grueser of Columb111 was the ,weebnd guest of his sisters, Ml..., Maud and Fredo Gru....-, MlnerovUle. Re:v. end Mrs. Wllllarn Dean and family left Wednesday; for i their home, Tucson, Ariz., afte,· I a l'Wt with Missel Maud anrl : Freda Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulkenburg returned to lhei1 home, Akron. Tuesday, after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mn. Horner Holter Chester Road, Nobod11 But Nobod11 BEATS THIS BIG OFFER! Right now we are showtnn1 one of the finest 1elections of living room suites in our history. You'll find all styles here featuring foam rubber construction and long wearing nylon covers. Brown, black, beige, In fact almost eveey color. Come and see, ,,-., get a big $65.00 for your old aulte In this big 1ale. A_Big $50.00 Trade 'I II For Your Old Bedroom Suite · • When It comes Rev, and Mrs. Eugone 'lbom­ u of Chillicothe are announcing I the blrth of a T lb. 14\fo os. claugh­ lA!r, Gw,,ndolyn Lee, Thunday Moy II at tho Chillicothe C I I y boopltal. Grandparent., are Mr. and Mn. Ewrett Thomaa, Pomeroy and Ml', and Mr,, Wllllam Bechtold st. Lou.I.!!, Mo. Davkl 'Jbomd!, Mlnersvlllo and Mr� Bedltold, St. Lo.ilt "". creal•lll'•ndparenu TIMI - aJao have I daugh­ ter, Laur■ Fay 88< lwo. to fine bedroom suites, brother you name 11, we've got them In practically anything your heart desirea, Come, take a look! And you get a big, fat •50.00 for your old suite. You can trade here, try ual Big 151 Cu. Ft. ADMIRAL BREAKFAST SETS FREEZER j t $259 ONLY 7-Piece Chrome Large Discount On Other Branded FREEZERS SALE Big 78 ' FLOOR LAMPS Selection Aluminum PORCH FURNITURE ALL KINDS PRICED TO SELL MASON FURNITU RE • 5 SEE US NOWI MASON, W. VA.. Will Be Given On All . ' Reguler 1 29.95 One High Priced Black SECTIONAL · LIVING ROOM Roeul1r 449.95 ALi PRICI S Made by Howard Parlor The Very Newest RUTLAND . FURNITURE IUTLAND, OHIO 9. ft E A,T I v a: · I I :O:��,����� -· �. =-:,:. "'!:::�':i,' fortable anywhere. Big wheels :. F�.::i;�: .!� 1 :: band played Tbat Lucky Old Sun." A clarinet quartet ol O.ar, lene Diehl, Jennifer Crew. Judy llewelaoil and Patric ia Henne..y played "Carolina Moon. •• A, Diehl• Jr. • •principal Jame■ ' 0f � High Schoo,,_��...d congra1W8wODI to lhe CIIIIJII and pNNllled the IIudents lo Qiarlea ' ' ;. ·. ' .;. this maffJ.' The cast aluminum frame makes ehalse com, easy to use Now .. Of The Sale Prices Talce Advantage AITEN'l'ION. scours All boyi -Ing to ""4>fl8JIIH Boy Scou Troop .,. • SyracuM .ubd lllleld on1 tin M day ffOl1UII al T·IIII at the ttome to !Delude all of Wllllam boy, no .,. -lly Scoull ' and tltooe � - to On All Porch and Lawn Furniture On The ,, I •• �·_.,. .;,_ •'" ,, .. i �- • • ,� U&II -·;.; �;:·� ,. -ra,,t·�-JNIEtRY "'·� :, ,A "'":t:.' � .1 C;'tl::-i ' ... • ... • Jf. � j ,. . NJ•tniff � ;�:i'.t 1· .: . .:-,'.'!�1 .�c�,\·.. _, ,, · RE . . J· O . .·��•C?:t S COURT T ;,; .,,:o•c'•l!i_l'---M!l"oi!li..,J�',..'...,;·- ·•..,·'"·•-----------------­ • ,. ,(; ,J ' .,,..,, ' -•r • • - •.., � � • '.,. , � • l '. . r 1ot1i � . � • ..i '°' =�:.00 I I i.ii.. prOIOr REVIVAL ANNOUNCED A ,erJn of revlvf!) l<!l'Vlce■ will begin Sunday evtnlng, Moy II, and CODtlnue through JIDIO a al the Laurel CUii Free · Melhodut Church wltb Rev, J, L: Muon of Celdwall u Ev■ni.,,11111, Ill 7:• III eacb evealn8, ----Wara V. 1 � TOKYO CUPll - Com!nuolll: China wmtad the United �for the 15111b llmo 'llrursdl1 ol an alleged violation of Communlll •Ir ■po,o by I ,U. S. aircraft. 8eeb •-- Vin ' in:, Al F"mal Plans Announced For •re pomeroy acat1on Classes ...,. . •"i:r • ���-.:.":,tiso1"'�:: °I:i� 1:::;.!� :a:� by the coob of the ICbool, Mro. Mao Romine and MrL Etta Cul• llns Ho,kln,, who taught tho Fourth and Fifth ,radea thia Year, hu been a teacher In Iha lllelg• County ICbooll tor 41 yearn ■nd .,_... 11 lhe .,. of .1.1_ -wi. •11111"w 1a1•89 ft',JRQ Sbe WU led wllb gle by George Bargen� princip•le OIi behalf of tho teacben and ooou of Ibo acbool. Other leacloera ••· en Bedford are !In. Hel Dla1, Mr1. Helen C8rper arul Mn. Mary Skinner, _____ �· :cannichatl ., _ lb told o f'.lcer, bo noticed • Hummel hd llnlsbed put- port the gh Mi,ldleporl lbe motoriJt .... ""' IO throu tiJII the llrell tun, and ed b lm to fill the .., up wllb gu bmlneaG �a f a rdl allipoh Of icers Hummel said l,e d id that, aol :w the entire .,... cto.ed on to trap then went lmlde to mau out the the ,uspecb, bill &1 In the -• al Tbe Stala mgbwl)' Patrol arhe w rived at the G�Ua County Inn making out u.., bill ar--'"" �� Kanaup abort� before lb Ne� ' pull ed 8nd H ummeI wu 1ore to the skle whit>!- the caah regtll of the Mkldlepor. Police Depa r"'ter Wal looted by the gunman ment. Hummel told officers the Hummel said that the woman armed gunman •a, nervous ancl did not a id 1a th& robbery, bu! lhaky durina: the robbery• 111 in the car oulllcla. After U,e Following appr<bemloo of llaU. -------------------1o .a... Cr d H B ht In � ,oo Over �,., Mis HQsk -'. - --it ... !J.1S , onor d U n H e po • ent Her Retll'em Miu Ada Hoskins, teadier at • ;. 111/fdleport i'eenoy-Beltnall Pool -an Lellon Poll 121, bu DOtlllCed l)Jfflal flrlnl oquad ..,.. � llemorfal Dey 11 eltl)tl pel,ol. io ll•Jp Counly. 11;e ...,!al . "Salulett" to war duct will btgln 11 the Mldd!eport ie... oo the river II 1:1111 L m. ..., 'lloe,day. Flowen will be ........, on the ...tar. - Com, Jlion,ler WUllam SWleber llltl, lo • uniquo tribute to men who Jo■t U10Cr Ii,.. el aea. 'rh, Commander Is urging J)O<> pie of Middleport ualal In tho ' .. uid 7 n::i 11�8!:'::-: as ':"�r � �I i...:... ::::u.. 07:r n.otne to! _.....,. - le IN af. . adal Dey, Canmaodor Swflbor tlllllOl1IU!ed Other appear,.,... the Flrin8 lhel POii Ill bu 1lOW hlgb ,ual6qt1ld will maim that day lttcJude It, - llep 1w u1e at '3.flO Nitloeo .i. - oemeterleft: , wit. They may bo obtained by 0.W., Clutrlet Byen or ■nJ Poll -... 1:M a. -. U1 Dt11Dber tow I -Ill,t .M r PIL,.,olllcer, oJ. .. .. -- IIII - �- ·· 1 , • ol Pool Ill,. fl """ '"'lPOD ........ Paolr. -· - .... memlten to - o1 tit, Lop,tl a. -. Bame ID Mlddloport <ti I p. m. IIODtlay to hoJp put flap on Qi,- CemetorJ 1' ., -. Clnftl Bill, IIIMJepa,t, Jl:M a. II'- Don -. - Pomeroy ,.:.,__� SaJ..ito. . "-• ' ' I um l!8cber I- ::1a:.! :':..S"':.::- u;,n:a::=. :� M • CCmtimled m - 11 -�������:_- anetta f'lflD I Awarded B'd rm;;:•-::, For 2-3 Ships =ant ':;= be lfveo by Lea11e Fulla, • memLep,,, Bal! oa W..i Main-Ill. !'oDowiol lhe parade, be Jn- ber of lll'ew Wellller Post 119, and gr1111 will eootmuo at the Beodi Pomeroy dvlc leader. Fulto will Grove een,,,i,q, Prior to llmJca. alao - -,,kw ■I Ibo Chootloll by Rev, - D. 'lboma, ter Cemetery al 1,1111 p . m. AnDnw Weblter Poat No. 39 will other member al. the Pomeroy Le11te ......, Allo • -- glon, J-ith Slruble, will bo will be played by the Pontet"l' -• al a lleatlodt Grove proJllgb Bond under dlttelloo ol Rey ar■m acltedt,Jed far S:40 P. m. Concludlntf lhe prosram ■I the Wood1eard. Grove ColltewJ will be a Beedt re, Commander Gilmore wW p to lite Dead by the Pool Salute .,.1 llayw Leg11, Mn. A, V, g Tapo and Echo by Squad. Firin n. Bowell, a Gold Star M-: M , prealdeo ol tbe Colora Raisin& btJile>'o lhe Gaynelle WIIO, t of the prayer by cloalng tho to mul, lull Irving Ure. Ladiel Amllluy; and tbe Thoma. D. Weber , R,v 1)1. Karr, Jr., Southeut Dillriel Masters. !Ir,, y --.!lellotl b - of Ibo D.A.R.; Mn. C. E. ---Cwt, .,...itlenl al. Ibo Daloplora ti UoloD v-...., and Rn• .!fr. LOCAL TEMPII rJ V--. P-. el lb, l'w>eivy Tbe ........... In Pomen,y'1 Cbun,11 of Chrlll will bo lttlrotfuo. Jou■lneu dlalrld al 11,,s today od by Mn. C. IC. a.rt. waa flO dellW with portq daucly Al 11"811 1. 111. lite - wfll -- su!/!:l� Gro�p Asks tea- - ,.,.. .... . Airlines TO , Merge Today pur: __ eoutlo to will p to Sy-, Main, and - on lhlll to Butlernut, and tbeD bad,: lo lbe Kn,. ger fol. TIMI order of matdl wDI fllelado llllte from the Pomero Emal ., cy Squad. SeoulAI and llmmiea cw, s.outa, Boy SCCtuls, Douahlerl of A111or1caD Revolulloo llauaht,or- of Utllon Veterm, llemlten of AUllllaey to Drew Molhen and oil.,.,. of tho IUS· lilarJ. Ibo (fl1HI ,peal<er and llayor CbarlM Lopr ot Pomeroy, -J Jllgb Sdtool Band, mm,. ben of the Amerlcat topm. tho Letllot> Firing � Drum and Bogle Corp ml lb■ Leg1an Colon ■nd Color Gard, 'l1io Pereda Manball II Joa,plt Strubll. In - of ram durfq the parede the - wlU - at the g must Bein1 :::In! tW w The Pomeroy Teachers' A"50Clatlon Thursday UllaJII. mously adopted a resolu&o to HOUie Bill 421 to re-esta blish a mbsta�tial state uJ. • ary schedule. The m�tioo to adopt the ...,,ution wu made by Supt. C. S . Gibbs and seconded b y Robert Roberts. A copy of the resolution drawn up by Mist C"!olyn Smith, secretary of the Pomero Association, wlll be mailed to key la �akers � scbooj legillati.on, Pomeroy Tucher, an t h e I r meettn at Senior Hi..., r........1 ern and Central Ohlf. atln point ti. lathat H:IIMI Bill Cl ii ;:p.!t�U: -'lb_e utur ation m local areu hu almDlt ••· followm ' 19• rea,on,•• for uw. .reached. and f!Jt'tha' finMTo equate aalar.H of teachen been . ia ■illanco ·mu,t - l < OR i O!ll u Southeasten In . o w lb th ill other Ectlons f th tat, -- av■ilab 1- to the ata1e o e , and IIOt tD local comtmmIUe:L Teacher1 in these dtstr·ct5 to -- and In> perform the ..... dut:... ,_ -to on!er rd ve , of public 1C11oo1 llaoda pn, the same professlonal , uil .. --. ...... tbit ill educaticll menta nd ::.. the � • •• ollered bo tuJtion �or ::ttiona�ning .. lhelu ill the local adlooit, aalarlts sllgbtly o1·er hall lhooe bop _ ra<efved by 1e1ci,m in Norlb· , · Tho Te,d,iii'".ald • -In b,ue6cia1 e11eet m U. -of tbe area and will ',elp lllnd . new indumJ 10 the rqla i1J pn,vldi-, public ,cloool ffflw:olilll ol higher ..,.uty. ----- ,iu.-. of bis oar outsld, tile HI-Wa, 1u, Hall bad $07.111 on b!s ,.... wbm epp,theodec, the)' Nitl. llllpin8 lo lhe capture officor - Pemmgtoa ol I lle Glll.lpolll Politt �­ Fnolt llatoe al. the OSI', 'll Pluaant oUlcers, the --, miff'1 � ml 1 , a -, Poli<o Depu-. · · · Oflken Ill Ibo l\meioy bellwo the accuoal ,..,, - It ...,. eeventl boon belon 1 • 1 ..-,., 0oe olflcer uld ..,_ II a1moo1 cenain bo ""' ,.,. in the Naylor·• R:a alJout midnlgbt. pomero feacbe s pUSbin y r H.B. 421 With Resolution Ballots will be counted 1,10., day to det<1mln1 who will be five I ne directors of the Pomeroy w Chambt:r of Commerce for hi.-o •'· y..r term, be0•lnnln• • J•uv 1 of lh' Id '· �:· t C D · W· Kirk mnd 18 ballot• will be recelved wtlll Ute votes are coun ted. Balkr:J wtre mailed out to all mer"en. I Nomlna ted 81 new dtrecton of the C of C are Richard o-. 083 C 3S w, o. Atkins, Charles Murray, R. L. Jacobs, Harold Lohle, Karl Krautter, John William BlaelfOUg Illar, J amei llahokey, Max Ward . Robert Elberfeld. William T. On.aand Ralph Sewall o v Tho ca,ey-over direct'"' j u , Plans for the Pomeroy Dally Vacation B�if�ool �1-o1 ....,._., !tu '91 111 , :;: � Ji!iJ· �::O: ar practlrany complete according to Dean Ralph C. e Theoon band before Ibo 1111 drlw llobllauer, c. w. klrld■nd, pallor of the Baptist Cburcli. Zundel, started, bu been eontrlbnted to dote T. Reed, Jr.. and E. F. Robtho Cancer cru■ado In Meigs lnllOD. Ballot• altould be &ent m -'::�� "::' �� ial.. F� West Main Bridge, R, R DoI t County. lmm&d lotely, Kirkland l id. pot, Nye-ov and Eul Main; Nay, 1 ti• f o nwn 1 Jame, Jolmsop, "!!''If <hair----"'. � lor'1 Run play graw,d. Lincolo ' will meet "' • 0 .•••· '' mpn. said ono towublp, Scipio, Ruervolr, Mulberry Helshta In In th' near Helgbtl atlll ii without workers or a c baJr. Former Resident Ibo Infirmary, and � ;: �� � a 1 g l :-!:�u:��rly of teach��.!' � :.!:= to help o y aader,, chalnnen, and belpers . • er la urpd to n,port to his pastor Middle rt died ddenly t U place■ for the ate• mmwill be publbhed II the end of I s� po�• Ital : Col b•u I0 lowing or ,.. Rev Zundel Monday a! . WASHINGTON CUPl>-A White m � • caled: u P 80UN commission recommended the c1111palgn Mr Johnson. said. �er_ "I the Ftdera� Church. y Pre . ochool la T h r. today that pllotl and _flight englThe contrlb�t..,:i, n;;;,� :�:ey1im': �f d�ca,: ;r. J'e&n of age, Ul Umled unions eettle a ftve-year,old neer.s' ' Mlddlepotl Bubleume■• tli't·. Bennett WBI living m Columblll. odlat church, wllb "1n. Jobo dlapute by merging. n al olrline j CharIesIon Man Ill. . He .. the ... of Alb■rt Bennett, Werry cbalrJnu. mmended adual ...i . so P.,..n, Bu-•, fSU. who pr<eeded him In death · His Primary gradel l•W <the put • Returned · - of jetgr '"';':__ ID our ccewa from"'f'"'" i.uc aize . TII Dayt ••.-,.. mother, AJberta, sttrvive1 and ii year t 1n the Federated church Dav MLi\ard Bow'-, 18, Char- to three men Chbo • Qrpemtll.. 127. liv ing in Columbul. Tbe b O d 1 buement.. wltb Mn. Ra'.ph Zw,. lutooo WU mradlled 1nm West - � >0th nI IMII INuir7 ...... Vlrginla and Nlurned to Goll� will be brought to Mldclleport. de) cbalmuon. to WllOllS mt wort Memarlall Tbe deceased aJ,o Is aurvlved by Junlor1, grades 4-U and above pol ll by Ja,k o,.,m, deputy sher. the pn,,....... __, peace Iory usmg b c.,......,.. �1%. -a.. aftemooa. He Is ••� b,.thers, Am0Id' """"• and tthe past yur) al tile Parllb fff -.. ••-...., mu!■ u a bui■ of negotiat.,.._ lldlooll "8,11 Jun. Sen,lce, will be &rlflOWlC• Hou.oe of the Episcopal church charted wllb luulng ellea wltb "One thin . 'h clear " K MltltUopo,t lleoluallal lfl7.73. . ed lat.r. <betw..n lhe Senior and Junior lmulllcienl funcla, on • t,omplainl laid· "W• � �ve ' _____ l'olllenJ - Dll'ed 110. . bu_,.., ,u�... wlth Mn. Harvey signed by Law""' Summers, High im1"1dlaputed these over oh'ikea - Towuhtp ilZa IO. She III Gall Van Vranken chairman. , 'lbere can be IIO legilimat. excuae IJNff CALLEP r Oil• � · • !a . Coullly • ' tsl int will interrupli""' of oervfco now Ol\ for II ::•,d bo on 1C Jo 11D There Wal wi Mlddloport The E-R lt l'onli!'IP I! tbeae CDIIIIJlluion h a v , that � � : Tuelday. and achoo! no Monday, _____· • called to the home ot John r....i. by .b la t 11 wUI m p. 1 and Doy out the ■reu of fair and Memorial �lck Henry, 86, of 413 o;camorer a checl< for 124-13 •ayable to marted � TRE flQ1lEl,CII l g cl ii la■t """inl et 9:4i p. m Mr. bo the oeln hour uo eu other- Grover !luol>ol and tbat mot e reaaonabt. aettlemenL . xp,cll OTl'AWA tUPl>-Llbenl mtm• Henry had fallen ud .lflered I wlae announced. flied In "'lbe public daerves e aet tewill P- bo ohademands t r s procedun, Bowlol that uch and ber of P...u.m...t Paul llarljo brobn hlp. lie wu tabu I o For lbou who IDiy .-1 I - Gallia County ' Thunday ll<Clllled Prime v•- · · ter Holzer Haopllal by Rawtlnp, porla lon, It may bo _..... al olllcera uld, ... lo mab I meota be reached. "_ . l about 1,40 el Ibo lallowlnt pomta, cha■e of 1 _. an.i llien Jive A ill:ib by the fiigbt eng-rs John DlefODbaker of "pull g a Coato � ----over the dlaputed issues witb the flUD lo tho oppoa!Uoo'• bead" to a cbedl n (lll)'1110tll. D. 11BE't TO A. ti JITNEY IR!PPl!R tanr..d l1leU1m lhn>uib ParJla. olrllne pilot, tied up ,even ol the meol. nation'• o1r line, lor six d,ya A Jitney Supper will be held Tbe Cbelter COllncll, Doughier, earlier thi■ year. Diefenbaker replied "I don't June 2 beilnDintl at 6 p.ra at Ibo ol America will tab part in Ibo DINND ,'l'lll:IIDA1' know what k would do lo put I Oak Gn,ve Community Ha� un- llmoortol D1;J _,..,.._ Tbe Tbe annual Memorial DaJ din- A aeparala National Mediatloo Council captain 11b all mo-n ner will be. bold at tho Letart Board panel recommended ■ gun to Ibo hoooroble member'• lier ■poa,onblp ol the bead. It wouldn't do .., Grange. Proceecla will go f o r to ■tland and wear white .nd lo !'alll Commuo11J ball ru..ctay, three-man jet crew and authotity for Norlhwelt Akllnes lo rlecide the Racine -- Squad, be al the town ball by 1 p. nL May Ill, heginDlng al 11,1111. cJamaao," tcrew-member qualification lo ae . t1e a dispute with flight enginten led by the Machin,�• ..,..,.. bJ allondlng the levtt -. Be aim UflK .,,.,Salute. dfaplay the American Flag Mem len11a M"' • __ ,. ... ...,. , Ille IN ., peellq .. PHOU ti - 1w ,.. Ml41• llleporl Almul lluqeL u e ' rd • 'Ml Job by Ille C. ldthey .,. bopllla: that ladlea, wllla ■ falrlJ l(ood tml Old of wtWag ,..,..,. Ibo Job wtU ... become a •arcle■ OIi uyoae. A """ wlU be oa, ud the -... ..L. 9,rty a1- • ..... -•· ror _, 1fo_.t ...., bUt, alld abllit) to ue It. IMl!tZ C11 .XW?!b �m<'!f:J.'.,...,...,.,.."""''""" Middleport Squad TO SalUte Sea Casualt•Ies .. ••ft.WON• __ ,_ __ ___ ............. ./ ° - . parade will IDOVI prmn� et 'l'be 11emor1a1 Day program ol m■JJder Elza Gilmore, llfflr Wlbalar l'G■I No. 119 ot tho All lllllto ere to wemble for a t:1111 tho Otmmander Nitl. Amerlcill Letfe In P-, baa parade through Ibo -■I .... I n will 1110V1 frrm Ibo Kroger Joi - lllllOUllted by Pool Com, lion of Pomeroy al I ■. m. Tbe - to Seoond-111. ,._ there ll �----·"- ' 111111,,....,,.,....,._,a,.i; lhe Lu!dnwl< Sen1eo atleoclanl ldentilied bim II the gunmu, and bl, wife u the ec....,pll<e, Al>o, the tln!e oo Hall'• car matched the .... ardered from the l.andmarlt Sta lioo, Hummel ,aid. Hall wu clothed ID • -,ldier'1 unllorm but inlilkd be was releated ln,m the oervfco alJout a IIIOlllb qo. Hall will bo charged wilb urned robbery, Pomeroy Chief o1 Poli« hd Weblter ,aid on1, 1111 wije may bo dlarged 1n ....,. copocllJ uld Weboter 111cu omP G�li• olfl<m th 01 er W' oev al =�Ing :. -:e. found • .3Z automatic under a ,eat n1ng In Pomen>J eod bad bpi • c1ooo watch .. ll He ... tbe veblcle bMdl-, Mt al lowD t..11 II that time bad no lmowJedce o! -, wu Uobn ,._ II. np. ter, Hummel wa loroed iDto I llorap N1G1D II lhe bact al. the otatlon. .-\bcM • 11U11ut. after be .,... locbd ta the NIGID, Ob omldmuo.d ...tomer - blm po,mding and n!oued b!m. Hummel lmmdelat.JJ <ailed K,nny Grovtl', �topatdMr III the Sberlll'1 om,,., Grover ootlfied all local ollloen the Stat, Po1ro1, Gallia County olflc:en, w... fll&lon county mm, and l't. Pie» An ■nnocl guoD11111 clolhecl In Army uniform, ,rltb b!s It-year, old wife appatflllly u llllelcw lookout, held • ·" oaltbre autom■Uc plllol oa Lendmorll lien· !co Station ollendaot Ra, Hum mel at 3, II a.Ill today wbJle b■ cleaned Ibo <eJ!I fflllter of approximately ,140 ID bllla. Tbe Melp County Sberlff'1 Depmwent, wllb II>• lnltant COOf· er■tlon of the Stole lllgbway Palrol. and polJc.oo !ti Pomeroy Middleport, and Ga!llpolla, had warSteven nau 28 Brldpport ! � .';' Va and b s U Sblriey In "Me1g■ County JaU within 28 mlnutee of Ill, alarm Hummel told - that • I 18151 black and wblho Plymouth bearing Well V\tvinll pla!ft pull- Tributes To War De.ad, Special Services Announced "'"·· •1 rJHI ... Zlrtk; Mld4leport. Elberfelds In Pomeroy , • i, lfu ' J,..... till'rn• 11 MltY -.iTAII. • A . 'WtDI 'IAIIIIT'f ., -.n11ut1111D am.a. t ...,. � ---• Ml·lllWWITIID POii COLCNI..... ..,,-, CI.Alltn. CAMT WIHIHT-ANO l'OII ...,,.IIIT ¥AWi wmt Ml'IAIMID't P,V,P, t s325 ,,!. MEIGI GDICIIAL lllNIPITAL Mml11loo1 - Ktllb Ridenour, Cbeller. Dllehargeo - Tim Neutzllng. 2nd Floor. DIAMOND • "" MEETING ANNOONCF.D 'Ibero will be • quarterly meet• Ing of the By..U Run Free Methodlat Cburcll Moy '7-28 wilb Dis, trl<l Supt, G. A. Hali brlnglnJ tba mwage, The Rev. Robert E. Slnltlo Is pastor. wherever you are. Cushions are sprlllg ff11ed and waterproof. The back Is adjustable. "!ii il>te. oll ol oducat u <ed by SbarMillet WII ' t or the , OD Loullo 11� gr■duting clw. • aervlco PD wltb I nmober by the band beWider the � of Ray Wood, •1/ geanl. - CHAISE LOUNGIS TNoager, of the llefst, M uon area will ob9erYe "Berm!Jda NJ8hl" 11 a Hollclay dan<e par. ly to be held 'at the Mlddlepo,i IIJp IOhool audlklrlulll I h fl coming Tuo■day evenJna MaJ 1111 Momorlal Day, 1be Jay1, Loon Jordaa • D d >KelmJ ilyloll, will """ u ma,. tor of ....,_leo 'l1lo Klddlerort , 11111d -- will ....., and � Ibo - A Marked Down Price I e Shop Elberfelds Friday 9:00 to 5:00 1nd Sat11rday A:00 til 9 :00 at nizhl. Teenager, Will Be In Bermuda Nigh, Discount· Pricesl .,....._., Dr. Delmar F. Miller, Director of University High School, West Virginia University, was speaker for 85th Com,:nencement Services at Pomeroy High School last evenmg, D• Mill.r described th, diffe,. S. Gibbs, ,uperlnterul""t. Mr. Gibbs thanked the class uf encea betW1-t:D qualitv and quanl1 lor malntelning the school'• 'I 1961 "The entitleed, 1peech h� ily in Tragie Flaw.·· Rf' said tila.1, ''Ed- acholaatic record and for the fine ucation mull r,rovide ooth qualily co-operation members gr1ve durGI N quantJ1·)', - 110t oni t Iundament · Ing the1r · tecondary tu ·-' 'ucation, al&. " then pMSeoted the diploma1. He added. "OUr �h schools The schOOI band played 1 'Amerm ust not pt behind the tl!Pt-1 <It' lea" and the program was conhav• a tendaney to :;I.and 11ill."' eluded with the benediction by He IIIUff<i ,!l'aduaies that ome- Rev. Gluier. Ofllcen of tlie clau rc,y High School ii a good place bl addillon to Mist Young wue !or tducalioo and what they have Paula Jeanne Sayre. ,. .,�pre•I• learned will ,how In the ,uh,,e, dent, and Mk?bael st<,hen Swat, Dr. IIWer said nearty all stu- zel, 1ttretar)'�treaa11rer 1 b:· .. �; •• • -• • Iha h I ad - - In- Pomer - - elds ·Elberf - - -oy- Birth Announced -lly •Rff. 1'hom,uu A Bonaflde Nau, AT BOTH STORES! """""'"'.,....._,...,i,i; 11n. CharJes Au Bndbat) 1'W bo Mainly About People In Pomerov k PER COPV - -"1 ........ Elect1on Is PHS Graduatl'on Speaker Urged Quality & Quantity :=ea;E:� Be1ng HeId �1:-!.:::, "':1: ..!"'i!: • �!1 By C of C � oa I- Mason Furniture MASON, W. VA. ,'TI,...,_. I -- · REPAIR PROJECT - Pomeroy Street F�reman Reed Will works _with •. �nt end loader at the Pome_roy levee while Gilbert Freeman _ works,with an au: compressor. The town II repa1nng the boat landing. The proiect Is ready for ceme�t which was. to · e poured nnmedlately. The levee, located between the upper and lower F!"'k· Ing lots, bas been ID poor condition fo& sev, -al years and the Improvement bu been on the priority list of Jobs to ret done" for many months. The repaired levee Is expected to attract boaters to the _Pomeroy lan�g which has 11111ple free close-by parking space on the adjacent parking lots for cars and boat trailers. - Sentinel Photo. --AND-- bwl ae-'7. IA- IMJ. I IE..., ...., ,... .. c fl 1 ...a. Police Net Nabbed Man- Wife ery Robb Mter A med r Soon t Of Pomeroy Landmark Store , ., _ ,...... Pomeroy-lllddleport, Ohio Friday, May 38, 1901 BAHR CLOTHIERS RUTLAND, OHIO -- NO. 34 Shirts . . . Ties 1 Story of Auto H,1c m � 1 A l .SO < " :\ HT0£ JN NOTE "BIWTll[HS 1uco·· I W i l l l\ol BP Show11 \lay 25 :_!(! A.-, J ! rt•vioti�I} Alhn1 J�1•d __ BIiio today bl JII. Fu a a ( ,,._,_ To Tlul lnt....,. 0/ Tb llelp.M- A.,.. AR ROW Rutland Furniture . a1 TONIGHT & F RIOAV Friday and Saturday Special Sale! J • Wfclr A Poppy Cn Puppy Days Miss Rice Honored Tuesday Ere With Bridal Shower Social Event NOT OPEN TONIGHT -· ent1ne y ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '(' �:.:'.°" BIRTH ANNOONCED M,. and Mn. William J. Harmu, � announcing the birth or cla ghla J I .. 81 OD ulae, a ay, ■y Lo are nli t G.andpare al. Hospi ,er a. Ovc.·turl F,ancl• Mr Mr. and of Bradbury and Mr. ond Mn. Dayton Ashworth of P ''."1· Tb■ "8rmanl h ... two � ..children, Lisa, age 5 and \ht•-hell, II• 2\fo . ----- :or:· ; ; :"u';, CABE SETTLED A we of lhe Staie of Ohio llalml the Ohio Vaa,! Manufaclurini Company ...... lo, triel re...U,. 'l'be deleu<wit appeared and -ta! to O luoi;ment by C4lDmoo Pl<u court Jud1,, John C. llac:oD ill which Ibo defendant pai,I '881,13 to the plaiotiff. • PT' PLEASANT - •llanuf.aduriot Co•• today w11 llte - bidder • a mulQ.ml. 1km dollar <OOtrart _.,..,f' il , ___,� ·11 Washinllon, D. C. -.... Wallor Wlndaor, fJ"lldeDt of tlio boat building firm. Mr. Windsor WII In W ...., bld ton Thursday ..,; 1or a:"" Tbe c:onlract hydNgr ■ Ing of l'n or three � IIa le IU1Ve)' ,hJpe 1w Ser\', Slates Coast and . 1"" • - Marietta wu_ the. ,_ on Ibo fbroe ohipo m •be of 15,soa, ,.7, the II o b I h . Ship Repa,r In<., ol llobile, Ala., being the elooest <OIDpelttor '1111 two alup bid ol Marlette wu .,_. 1 733,040 and Mob � '!;., .:: : 1� , 1188.Sl'B. • �$3 �� M... Mobde wu ww w1 a IJld of ... 06S,5S'J. = lor..::: ,.,u, �= �¥f.:�� a period of two yeora to lullDI Ihle eootract, Mr. Wind,... aid. c. Roffman. Chief of •.be Cout and Geode!' Survey Sbq, ea,. llrudim D:ll. ,aid 1 ,..,_ .' """. IOlllallve will vmt the Marielll plant ...., ----8l'EADB 18 s-rm 1be ■peaker fo,- Memo!'ial DI)' 1trvlcel of the Racine Amerlean Leg!<a .ill! be llacine Legloa, nalro Arthur Stl!t, C'h•• .ffl1111 of tbe NCICA AL<ocialion. .\I o,ltO Tuelda,J montlng be wiJ ,peak at Racine and al 10,:te a.m et Letan. --IIIAalllAGE APl'LICATIO� Robon Earl Roush, 24. S)TaCllle, MID'/, and Sar,a ' l,rga.-.t W-. 20, ><;r , ,n:'0 �----------� ' Buckwheat • Society News Mainly About People In I Of ficers • • j Pomeroy ., th• -. o18:; _ For E,ghth Grade Commencement I w. Morgan GOIDg TO New p0Sl Al Wi] • gtOn Of Cl ub =� ,1,.. i •Jf• Crows ST E A K HOUSE • of��: s:l to w. at Alfred sOCI'a) ftems Scott. wumi: w::: � ' ' � I . I i I rr� Complete . BEDROOM ■ g Brlaa Lfnth"- ■. . •� I 2.86 NEW STORE HOURS \ ' New Large Size 00 SAVE s1· ON B a rt o n ' s '11'""'"1 McKnight Prescription A doctor's time proven end reliable pre­ lerfptl� for Immediate end feating relief from. �•ch ulcen, acid indigestion, gas, · �"('id,• common stomach disorders. I o[,IOffll ____,___ fflLL $3.00 6 OZ. IOffll __ QNLY $5,00 IN / . °' I ''RECORDS'' . All The "-lar Hitt - la & ,Q .,••• T. V. Slampa 01ml On AII Salltill s.ttke Cleland's - WY4GSS .. .. Moln It. ,_ ,. HIAIHII -... w....... ..... MM', IMi -. U0,00 ...._.. h -. UlJIL _ ---·-..., ! i i i ) 1 1, ,< • ,, 23t S.co.-111 St. POMPOY -- :�J "f AT BAHR C LOTHIERS c:,�� I The fv\ARTIN Restaurant Car Demolished In Story's Run Mi•liap PLANK FLOORING The Meigs County Sheriffs De· partment investigated an acci­ dent early Wednesday moming which occurred on the Story1 Run Road, one-ti.ill m ile west of Route 'l. The sin gle car mishap O<'cur­ red when Patrick Col l ins, Middleport, JOit eontrol of 1957 Ford Tudor in grgvel '1'11e car went over • bank, turned ov• er oo ita top, and was demolish­ ed. Neither Collins nor a passen1er in bll car, Gerald Arnold of Condor-st, Pomeroy, were injur­ ed.. Collini was driVitle a U1S7 he Ford Tudor w n tht accident SIDING ,. · Different Grades · end Quality To Sult Your Taste Hemlock - Yellow Pine - Redwood Cedar.· Just Acid Water For Consistently Unifarm High Strength Concrete or Mortar VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY .- THIRD AVE• �.•·• PHONE WY-2•27o9 • . ., � . MlbDLEPORT, OHIO .95 ---- IIAll lKllOLAll8IIIP Mfthael G. Roberti has been noUfled from Ohio University that he has been awarded an hon­ or acholarsblp to be applied on tuitl on. Michael, .aon of ?il r. and Mn. Robert D. Roberts, Wehe Terrace, expect.a to enter O h i o Uni'Vff8ity' lune 19, and to ma­ jor in chemistry. M ike graduated from Pomeroy High School last night. ,' It's Smart To Use Plenty Of Caulking ALL 1 6 PIECES ' occurred. I t ' - Ohio Jalley · pfumbing & Heating I 1 Shirts . . . Ties hk Dellcious Foods & Courteous Service [eo..111.t, t.t�i.. � �, Low As �1,000 I 1 , I lilitens ,1alional B ARROW I Radio & Television . ·' · .. .... _.,,,,,_ ............. i j I . WERNER -- v- w- Pt! ;ld "I. ,. I I lpl!ll liiiiiiiiiiiiiii - Laa llcitay Ind Lan, Marliurpr ol 0. U. Atheno ..,. N!l'Ollt Sunday flUllU ol Mr. 111d lira. . .;· I to IN ., u!t:s 1 KITCHEN NOW AVAILABLEI .. po,-t I and 1 Complete hip . YOURE MT A UL OLE T EASE, Ill PETTIION£ leJ SANDWICH ' LIVING ROOM - :: : 1 ' Report · ,· RJVef & B EC KY'S res1'dent �:�:'::e . $ I H PLAY SUITS w. Club Gu&I Speaker ' 2 & 3 Piece Matched" •• I I P'l': = GIRLS • • • Mr�;, e ;ee:• w:• I Six Transistor RADIO Lai{! w";i.:: ff B N 42.} CanneI News Events ,::!!n1"":: "�" •. '"'- Teachers Push c7' ,!� •a: M r:.c;re:� w. ·Lind = $2.99 MOTOROLA WOJf pen NeWS, EVents s· • of FOR GIRLS rn: C:,. 'Nat1'onal Guardsmen Leav1ng I Jll Scene In Montgomery "=ot 1 I · Dorothy° � to . --. S · a1 Not es the Arr::. SCOTTIES i-u:• �· :5· M.-r:::.; Guur. Alterufed THE SHOE BOX Rutland Band� Honored With Dinner, Daner Rio Gran�e Professor Was Speake, , , , For News Items R i verview's Baseba11 Named t()jc·ongress 0.'HBl·1 S u s WPre eove� in whlle and each 1 Chuch. followed by the P1Nl1t and fam.lly al OliilJt'oeha NCt'ftt.lyl Midd}e,pq t t!Arted hfr ,O,, · ln•law 11·�- centered with a floral llr• tht, P'lag by the 11roup. • g enU, Mr. and M and M r� n �-�· ,u h.':,'"b ",',, :�� �� rangernent made by member1 of A portlOfl of the proa:ram w a, • naivId nuuaL E the Rutland Garder, Club Sealed I prr.sented by vocal mu1k 1tudenta 1 Sh�ley La,m of Long Bot- , . .�,� M, and�"" E H Wol(e of , "- th, ,peak,.. table were 8and unde, · th• dlcecllon of Mn. C. tom spent Uw week end with &.na.- CharJeaton v1Aited Mr and Mu D irttlor und Mrs. Roge-r Roush, l Chapman. Featured Wall MW Jandra Johnaoo.. Joe Pr11·r • 11 who iang 1 Exttut1ve _Head and Mrs. George "' Wrighl , 90Joslst. Mr, and Mn. Oiarlt-1 Oel.. .r . mg Mr, cUJd M rs Hoyt Hull and 1 Da l lM . Prmc1pal and Mrs. Henry · · summertime" from " Porgy and II MONTGOMEfl V, Ata rt.JP! 1 - usually 1,mg" tM ay 1 n sucli cue, vilited relatives in Wm V1rgtnlil farru.ly 1md Mr nd M s D Null . Rutland Elementary Prmci• Bess " The mixed chorus did p Mr. ·P;l'R�i:�, of ch1ldr� al?d Perry 11 1..aur� Clydt Mn. and .\J al�el Guard men vutuatly d i � .t(·('(,:diril! to 1 hf> t, oup ·s an.orney (Ull and Mrs Herbert Parker. Sa- "Happy Wanderer" w ith Miss al Lon&: Bottom vilittd Mr. and and Henry Pery of Belpe v&1ited ap��N'<I from lilt. JJtreets of 1h"'I Charlen S l 'onle .v . lt· m Center Prmc 1� J M rs . N el l ie Ja ne Parsons, accompanist . Thie Mrs. Eu&ene Rltchie. Aleta Parsonl . ----rti('ially troublt!<l c ity toda� ov1>r By DAVJD BURNHAM I V ale , _senior band president. Miss g i rls glee c l ub sang • ' Th11 18 My l Mr1, Lona C.ox and Ruth o f ('.o. Mr. and Mrs. M� Ewin and By Jean P arkf'r the p rolPst of Nreru 1..-aden who ted Pl"f'H lnw-mat ional UIW Your Not R ''Let osalie Dav is and the N orthwes- Co untry"' and IIJfflbuJ called Oil friends here. daughten of C-Olumbwi viaited Mr. The Rutwind High Senior Band f WASHI NG TO N 1 U PJ I _ Con tt l t h at a ' " rei gn of terror" !.till oberla R M iM ern p: with So Band End" ter n oo officers s pres s . Mr, and Mrl. Carl Eber�ch of and .Mrs. Clarence Pr�. B � and rhe Nim.hWE"Ste rn J unior exists here j gren todny hal JPrf Preai dt>n t Ker:l td�nl . Mrs. Pearl Canaday; vice Smith 1111 accomPanist. Band were honored with a hem• he gua rdsmen were wilhdrawr . p e 1den1 . Mrs J ean ParkPr: sec. nedy'1 dt'Cision lo race RuAeia tn T oc1 quet and dance at the Ru tland l 1 s t but kept on tin 'J !Prt stalua , und ,,r ' report vwas g s The te<' retary m lht moon and , uaN" agen rv of• G rade Scbool gym Friduv' eve n- retary, M ,·s Ruth E rlew e and , : m apparent st, ' 11" poh<" of ja•hng y · and t ht ficials prediclrd the en bY Mr11. Cerl M orris Unilf":l 1 1n•asurer , Ray Biddle. 1ng, May 19. M ol he r· � Day !WrVl('t' wf're held !leet: Riden" all "Freedom who treasurer's report by Mrs Ca rl S1etes wo,ild g� · then> I1 rsl an mothn11 were g , 10 "'f UU1. raver was offered b R v N s Kerr 0. te�t Alabama ,,,gre-�at ion lawr prtdselntht't"d followmg .,.,_ •· ·'let dmne r was S('rv ed �t ichols. It wau eport ed $98 70 pro- 1 Chairmen Ro�rt J a nt s h Y ,�A e p po!lf'd Y u-:: P · f A •ii but aboul 100 o the 6611 · ' 1 · 30 p m. lo appro:iumate l y 200 Rav Biddle- , 8a nd Dired or Roush .1_ k f it i n ner recen t- 'I Okia . a nd Ove rtc- n Brooks 0-La d a on " lf'nde ma�M: WH upnm ndav nt, hool f S Su S U per sons including band members s poke 1ellmg of r h v n"d Hou� Spa,-e- S ma ni hals s�t here h v ed e igs to l1e ou nty of the Senate M Jd. C ' l ush AMlf o Price, Haro R sen1 I o s'i1.: d l �e :s �· Atty. Gen Rol>f'11 F. Kenned parents and �sts, The table� groups and mc::::r� t n� " Hw f'\Ib i Comm tttees, t 1h J 1r a ki 1 es! , Al berla G lue�camp , yowig• . TE>achers Assoc1allon Mrs ean l --- of the band d\Jr g h " 2 s arker. \li('e presiden t , gave a re- beh ind Kennedy ' .• proposal for ; were also w ithdrawn Thursda} and -dna DeLong fo r hav111g � P 1 inst r uctor He t�ank;:. Kennedy &atd :.t:,te and local 0r ��: port on the �eigs County PTA f1vt'-year, S7 bill ion 10 $1f bl l l h:., , I t ch ldren present Bibles i ers. ooosi ers, parents and 8��d: � fic1al � set"m to t-:ave the 11;1tu a1 mn Cou nci l meeting held at Harr i son- program to put a. n Amer ican on 1 we re presented lo the ,o llowmg ents ro,· their cooperation Band m hand aind also c,rdered his chit'I t'Ule . May 4, and displayed the the moon by IS7'l gr aduatN Patsy Pr1c-t' . Li nda presldE" nt • Ma.ss DavlS wel comed r.tuer l White, l,1 R h .S· 2nd pta�_ ach"ieveme nt award Fed eral Space Agency D ir ect or ' a1·de , Ryron I WL" am Pnce and b,l _v Mcthe group and thanked Mr. Roush . K��:e; . ea rned this year by the !oral un i t. Jame! E. Welih and Deput_v DI I return lo Washini?ton . for h is hel p lo band members. On y ufler tl1t> marsh.ils wert Shorlly Mrs Harold SatJer gave a report rector Hugh Dryden confide nt .c:e\ Roush of Piqua visie<l l beha l f of the band she presented on the Southeast D i�trid Con (er- predicted they l told to le.ive, ., Negro integn . 1 h �o; er ;nd s i�t.er ; - law, Mr . 1 would win 1h, Mr. Roush with a gi ft and a cor:rcils held ;nee 0� at rare with Russi R.m1 to send a m'.\Ji , lion leader stepped outside hi'I a�ct s H rold sase to Mrs. Roush. Awards were vi 11 e a en _ bla tr :sf to the moon and brin� him b�k : fron t door an d 1\' as shot by a lva- B�U ol New °;;nghlon ls l : : presented lo the foll owing: Letgroup of white youths in a speer!- spen di ng a few days with his sis- , R ; R0 h · M 1 Y Sc 8 Truly Rold Step If the !nought of a new car Is ttasfng you . • • �� for two years service: Linda and Mrs ';:ru·ce ��y . A und O f Brook.'! said Kc- nnedy's req sr m g car , ter Aleta Parsons· _ new t:ar _ f or your weekend and vacation a ue d · pman, Carol Flocarr i, Keever · . 1 Several . appl, .....,,._ M rs. s"now en t meant t he Un ited was given 1 · 1 ""-R So ev. n o e lo e ay, . ,, .. from attended the her c·•2:it Se -n lnps, stop first at The Citizens National Bank Slat es ha,: . Grate Ernie Joh nson , J u1 1a Lu1 _. . . our Jow-tost auto loan will likely save cas • • 0� Smith, Brenda Tumer, for her efforts as president this taken a truly bold step into the I live aecretary of the Montgomery Commencement exexmses at Ra• ·� j lmprovemenl A ,;sociation ' MIA,. cine last Friday evening Y"' ' a monthly payment. �ame W�II� , Connee Williams, year. Mrs. Snowden t old of the New Frontier bevond the earth said : "I just h11J>pened to h ave Mrs. Dorothy Price a�d SOll of e�nee W1l hams and Rodneye purchase of dishes and of the need atmosphere. He called it "a trl:'• Dapo1its Insured ly f.D.I. C. : my hand up in front of my fatt Pittsburgh visited her m1ther-tR· Wri�t. Gold Keys for three years o f more help in preparing and mendous stride for ward." 3% ln�rfft P1ld On S,vin1t I s�rvice : Betty Janey, Elena Mar• serving the Rutland High School Kerr told a space con ference l,i and the bullet £truck my wrist law, Ann ie Price . reeffltly . nd · r. a Mrs. Norma., Roush I M T he wound w as not senoas. · l m, Sue Nelson• Dix ie Rou·' :w1 , B anquet , the reasons w hY an eIec- Tulsa Thursday that Kennedy had . iiiiiiiia-aaaaaa -a�--��•Ju amta _T�ckett. Judy Tackett. trit' eye chart had not been pur- " Jl'lshed the button on I boomm ' g Eleven pe-rson'I . four of theP- •r· I wh esso on te ned · n pro s, r pla had · i f · t,e. " Judy William s and Pamela w1 1• chased·· and 1)3med M rs. Bermce new space age. He sa id he Model X23 son Silver k�ys fo� four years Hoffman, Mrs. �uth Erlewine_�nd 1/eved the Amer ican people and ! Thursday to m- 1ke a " freedoni l c, n ser�i ::·. , tty Herrmg as an aud1tmg Congress would respond ravorabl " ride " to Jackson Miss., but were i!l�ltt, Maud Mn. � 5 9 · 9 · arrested at the bus termi n al here e r B w treasurer ' s to the challenge vis, Marvel comm 1 tee for Ihe $1 • • rles Hotfman. · ,1 before they could be in the • Foley,. Cha Marlene book. Mrs. Alice Sprouse asked • • • and other practical gift• ney. The profes�rs!two of ::::; : lor g rads. Hoffman, Sandra Little, Sue Park- that cars be stopped from passing e.O Boun or More er , Cha rlotte Smith, Roberta school buses whi le they were loadfrom Yale-an d seven Negroes Battery IJI• . , Smllh and Ann Sp rouse. A letter ing at the school· A motion wa s so oght service at a segregated e ffieh Impact, Break · al"" ""' was given hl Margaret made to sponsor a pre-school 1 �ch counter anr'I were arreste:t Reaist&nco Case Tl-IE M I P . LE F'0 � 1 Of\. �,.( 8L ::,.ur1 :- Jl ( , Sm ith, senior, who had not receiv- pa rty for new first graders. A.II , Gause readlat111: G ■lllpol.La clam o ch r s f nl wful as mbly ? E ..... 'l, c ::. '. r 1 r p;1;1,l ,fr•., , Pi\ ,\ N� C i t ·. i ' '· eRoto-Coil Ferile : se ��_er�Y v<on�uct. ed one. Elena M�rtin, sen ior and childttn en1ering school this ta ll : 18.l, 12.3, rwming n fed on ro!I- ! and d:sor . Antenna e Miss Elena Marhn, a senior and must be six years old by Sept. t. n, Pomeroy � Mason 20 57 !�ey did ot post bond and l COLORS drum major, was given a trophy George Dallas thanked the Rut- I Pleasant 24 30 Hinton 1 � tr1a was set ;or June 11, an •·un­ BLUE - BLACK - VIOLET she won _ as best dru� major at land Garden Club and Friendly , tionary, K�a�h ,. River tau: ) the Galha County Fa� last. Bum. Gardeners for the flowers furnish• , ing, Charles.Ion 18.37 statio nary I 1 mer. Jl has been o� display III the eel for vario us school event! and London. Marmet and Winfiel<! trophy case at �uool all this told briefly of the rise and rail in dam, were on the 'ill'· year . Mr. RouiUI mtroduced the school populat ion in the district Boat DtD.-emeat.: · chosen Ior nexl year . and of high school registration. Ohio Riv - Bob Be■Cer clown 1 drum ma10r er M isa Ju an uita Tackett, and the The room count award went to 12, 7 a . . ; Frank Aller down 14 . .; lfftctiq Juno S two new majorettes, Miss Marvel the homeroom of Miss Schaaf : a. m, ; Peg:8)' Downey down Iii, 7 Opon 1 Foley a nd Miss Nancy Pope. with 14 panmlll present. a. m. ; Freiberger up 16, 2 a. m . ; Danci ng was enjoyed from 8:30 l:30 �fo 5 PM yn M. up 16, 5 : 10 a. m. ; ForMaril M rs. Snowden installed the fot till l l p. m, with Mrs. Jo Hardy 1 CloHd ,hurt. AfternNn lowing officers who will serve sylhia down 16, 6 : 20 p. m.: Little a, MC and Instructor. Mrs. Edward down 17, 8:20 p. m. ; Wai• ng 1 96 1-62; president, duri S.t. 1:30 h> 9 P.M. PT,\ OFFICE RS INSTALLE D M i8s ter Becjord dowo n. 4:20 a. m ; presiderit, vice Sauer; Harold The Northwestern t&_..a1 PTA Ro- Esso Tennessee down 17, 5 : 35 .1.11. rs. M reta , s ha f a Sally ry ; ec Sc he ld its final meeting of the school er rs. m.; A. L. Chris�y down 17, 6: 1)5 M and treasur Roush r , year Monday n ight at the Rutland ge Bruce May. a. rh. : Mike Creditor down 18 High School aud itorium. The meeta. m. ; C i t:v of Huntin� ing was conducted by the presiA style show was presented S:35 dent, Mrt. CIJTOU Snowden. Pray- by Horne Ee, students direct- up 19, J:"5 a. m.; OVEC down er was offered by Rev. Carl �r• ed by their teacher, Miss Leda 20, 4 : 20 a. m. : Brian Lea up �. N. Secencl A... Mkldloport ing of the Rutland Methochst Kraeuter. Miss Pat Mace aerved 6 •· m,; A. V. Chr ia up 21, 9:59 rd as narrator for the show featuring P m. ; Onwa up 22, 4 : 30 a. m.; ver a up 23, 1: 05 a. m. ; Elger­ dresse1 made and modeled by the Be cliff up 23, 1:20 a. m. ; Mr. Chm girls. A number of humorous . down 23, 3 a. m . : Franklin Pierce .��,Yl�s such u the "ballooon , . . . sack,"· 1'can-can," etc.. pro- up 23, 6: 10 a, m.; Betty Moran up vided many laughs followed by 28, 5 : 35 a. in.; Cotton Queen up an array of school and party 32, 10: 15 p, m.,; Bayou LaReine dresses . . Open house WM held up 33, 3 : SO a. m . ; Queen City up in the manual art1 shop taught 33, 7:M a. m.: Chandelear up 34 . by Don Q11 isenberry. On d isp1-y t:455 a. m. were desks. cedar t-hests, lamps Galllpollt Dam - Hele■ z. ap houflf: plans. etc . A library dis. 1 : 10 a. m.; Solvay up S:30 a, m. ; �lay was prepared by_ Mrs. - Nel. Edens Bosworth up 5:30 a . m,, he �arker. �aby s1tten; were C!ty of Maysville up 7:30 a. m ; pro�1ded durmg the meeting. A J. s, Lewis up 8 : 50 ,. m. ; East• social hour wa1 held with re- ern down •-4• · • · ;, a . m . , Emes1 IOI! OH·ROUTl\1 . MIDll�ll'CIRT f abmen.. aerved by the high dow 10 • m. · � teacher■• ltauwh ■ River - Lltf Jue Lucas ut, Londc:m 5 : 05 a. m . : Se­ met down Marmet t : 10 a. m.; Thelma Ann down Winfield 10: 35 p. m.; Defender up Winfield 10: a5 p. m. : Dave Crockett down Win­ field 2 : 30 a. m. P.utland News 1 2 - Dall)'._ �•ntlnel, _!'o meroy-Middleport, o , May 26.' tUBI Apple Grove c1au ..... � • ity would be •.• ,, l'Ollnd..t/ a.., Using tho ,ubjEct, "Whal By Mn. He.lien teacher, Mn. - Sayre . 1 making for a Mppier life. P oston s Clara M , Educat l s ion " Mn Clillool Leilbeit and f8th uerberl Roush and Mrs. Mr. ,. Thursday �enmg May 18. t,rcr... uc-ed 1-iy Eng"-' · t 8uttoo were In Columuau professor oI R.IO G ran J,! Tht' spenlte r NtU• m . Emea a rise party in honor of held surp « .,._ 1.,. l ra 1 College, defined education ·••t ert0n n:u ua: .bul ednelday M . Veme _ '" " Supedntendcnt, L W Mccirn•• f W lo �tlend their son, Roge,, who wu cele. the u. 1 r- with Principal Alfred Scarberry devot10N, usmg lo, her topi<. oeral ol Mr pe a 01 opment the growth and deve brating rua 12th birthday at �1Sler, Mrs. urt!,_ ''Mother " the reading the names of the c..,_!l!I Lenon1 8 home �f Bes.sie Slaughter. 'I1:lun- .aon when she addressed N tac, Kibble 1n the bu51m.-s!I N!8S� the clus 8 MI d their diplmn» 1 Paul . . r . �lned _ Lo The evening wu E�th Grade gr aduating cla ,s as they receive The Riverview baseball !@ague day night. voted to gJv� a donation for th2 his home� IS •I h1 With p,e,ld,·nl of l spent socially and game, were of Middleport Thur,d ay ev.nlnr from Broce Uo,d, n-y H . i ' ' h•ld • metllni T hu, sda y even ni eme, geocy truck tlon. ' of ard E-.fuca the Bo ,..._,..,a d a brok 1efI Ieg .rttelv� MonShe said "Education la divide , played. After Roger had O A ...._ oo Sc • l Rivele h 18 May at . 1be next meeting will be al tbt • • .. . J IR< his glfta a wiener roai_t wu en- Into fo� areaa, Phyalcal. Men- , The Intermeditile and Junlor �n;u I day ■1""b., mtploymtnl w1tb the Iollo�lng officer, were elected : home of Mn H 8..., Roush· tnSer tal, Social and Spi ritual. One'1 ed- Bands played t l .e processloo 111, w the ng. o yed foll by Ro Durn i , Rav Alum.i al r g Kaise · ,tnJOyed ' :J , �s_idenl, Warren _Ptckens; Vice jo Games WeN by the al •• a, wood, W. Va. secre- M anllfl. Mite and Karen Rhode,, ucaUon begins the day he ill born 1 "Fanfare and P1 ocession group, after wh,ch refreshmtntl M rs C 1' Tom...�.. ret '!cl presulent, Dorsel Riebel : •1s, Ro Pa n Ann and er yce They tered n class e i the 1houlrt •nd f f dds, o g all these in no e, tary-lreaaurer, Mn. Evelyn Spen- !� were tened by the hostess Mrs. L--- ·w_'.a__�.1 n e Bill Bob Rhodes M u vv Kita · by Song" "F.vening played, ant continue aa long aa we live," . �ue �mnuay eveni.ng a,�r a Dog � isted by M Sa noh Frank, e. . y o n an d t e t-l a s. 1 ang two mun h aald. visit in Cridersv Uie ee� 1 1ao::- managen for thiDJ season 1 . e three weeb Sa�• : Vera Been En yn Law,on, Tommy SpangI hen "Lone,ome Vall e " a d � ...,. with he dau ..�te MR. MORGAN .,, r and ,oo-in-law, a,.. Little League, Guy Spencer !er, Peggy Rllfle, Mr. ond 'In!. , Shain, Ma,it Roy, Claro Powell, Emphas� lni the ,plritual edu- "God B l gu Le ! '/ Dorn Mr. Mrs. • Land· . "Mts Bayliff. John and "' OUr en "' e, a Boring; Pony and Gr . Gretta Simpson, Blancl>e Wot Herbert Rou,h and Bessie Slaugh- cation, she oaid th at, "anything fo, nd -.l 0thY Lacey d irected the do• D Mr. Mn. rn an rye rt 1 Ralph !' Carl Ba ha and Richard or o • ,on, l>&bel Sfmp,on. nding g Ula .,.,. Jeon and u perfectly formed as the wor its number, and Mr. E � g • D I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen o1 ToMr. and Mn. Paul !'rye of Day- ing. The b...ban ,..... opens ler. Se A-,C John Cleland of Green8us Hu pp, Roberta. Nancy and h ad to have bff:n planned, and Sear., directed ti., band. ledo, O. ,penl Sunday with Mn. ton were recent guests of Mr. an,J early in Jlllltl and everyone ls welS haron Rou,h and vllle. MiaaJ.saippl Alr torce Base Mn. Edna wu nat just a chance thin g, but • Freda Bowen and family nce Andi-ewa end lam- come I<> attend the game1. Cla Mr,. Tho lnvocatiot> and bepedk,U. n, pa " od r ,Ja is ,o . ,.._ Roush. visiting yi with by ated h iJ G cre was given by Rev. !'red I. s Mr. and Mn. O. M. Rife of altor Cle- ily and other relaUve . . W , and Mr. Mn M Wa enl8 and John . B Mr. and e ook Bible rs the from Quoting ddl Cerpealer. 0.• R D. alao 11, and lout Gardner, pa31M of the Chu�ch of Mr. and lln. Richan! lwt""I Vi.siting recenUy at Harrinllle, · land lira. lltrbort Wilford ol Rutland G. A. Spencer. lamlly of Columbua were recent of Luke, she rompared Cbrlsl Th� Senior B. Y. F. enjoyed a ond """ who we,. called here by W. Va., w..-e Mrs. vlsll<>ra of Mr. and Mn. Howard areas of education I<> lhal of Jesffl)D · -,:';\:, o Mr, Mn. and d d an Lin r te h u a d Ohio apent Sund oy evening wlth . ol death hl1 tho g mother Mn. ay h r ay ride, Saturd G ade Gred ue. evning Eighth aatts'·:. ,;ere.. the Donoh ua 88 told by Li•ke, of Wisdom. Mn. Fll)'e Wood and he, mother o hn Hartung returned to the•r Edward Chevalier. 'I1iey were J Rut arner Murgan, Sr .. O. W - Mr. and Mrs. Ch,irlee I. Saleer guest, of Mra. Chevalier'■ broth- Mr. and Mn. Herbert Roush Stature, Favor ol God. and Fa Michl Arche'r, Cele,ta Apl( am,. Mn. Myrta Rit<I! land, he1 accepted • J)Olltlon Bl and children o t Johri1town CIID" home, Marlellii Wednesday e\le'\e Robert Kra end er, Rev . and Mrs. Delbert Mur- and IOD, Beuie Slaughter, Mra. vor with Man. Sh1t urged th• clas., tine Bahr. Joy Boggs.. SQunlll Mr. Rif and a . U! cher o{ mathematics and chem- Friday evening to attend the lng. TMy were accompanied ph Kenneth Wolfe and M arabelle to develop its , docation in a' l Bradbury, W-:h..1cl Braltml. San.­ y. daughter Bobbi c,f South O\arle• �ry In the Clinton-Maule School high JChool com mencement and home by his father. a. abo lf too d u a B y, Gl Mrs. ad �k attended coonty <iaJI lour .,.... so that the� perso_ nal dra Bunce, David Caacl. A n n an gbrnan r. and Mn. , W. V and M r,. Jerold Hartung .. District, Wilmington. d Mr. Sunday - _______e,__ Koo Bal a t w at the spent have b• d with mg le G kend Mr. Darlene Crine r, Dianne Criswell. mee M n Frank n r. and . il : Sam Willlom■ ol Rutlond, 0. R whole contract we• Mra. Grover Salaer and family. and aon hive returned lo thelr turned lo their home In Gau- afte11100n. Morgan , Earl DeWeea, CI, I Flfe MarD. -,ellt Saturday evenln, with home, Columbul after being here not renewed by the North,...lern Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Swift and : fter a short visit In the Thomna ha Fowle,, Na: Freet ' PIUI George Paraon, employed Is a t Mr. ond Mn. Olarte, Rife, Pat,y attend the funeral of his moU,Local Board of Ed ucation, has daughter, Mlcbtle, of Columbus a s ome. Ge Cha 1 1 .' ' a d the home of Rev and Mrs· and Larry, er. While heNI they were guesta Sehroed been teat-hff of mathemaU L'I and and Mn Aud � Dwight SpMt-er Chester. f · aru: �othard, ;a:. �- -�:: of her brother and 1lster-ln-law , y driver' • educaUcin 1n U. Rutland Fayetteville, came ry Hannigan Effe,, Hawley Sanltou,h and Mr. CIIIN!nce Mrs. Mr. and Mra. G<rald Wildennuth. their doughter Mrs Paul Nlcbola High School for the pa,t I h r e • lumbua Friday evening · attend dra Hen-lngton, Jeffrey F • 11�� en d fam ily of Winfield , w. Va., Mn. Ruth Virginia Aten ...i and family. • yean. During lhfa yeor be h os the commoncoment. M and J . Mrs. 1 urphy nd M a . R ges, Jr., Barbara BoffDlf. Rn r e s nt a the wi fo Sunday , _ � nn ' th , pe MeetlnJ ed • • a Jun ior Clau ll)On80r, Mr. and Mn. Brian Simpson 8011, 'J'bomu of Chicago, DI. , at- Mn, Marbara Sisson and son father, Fred Roulh and family. farmly of Logan were Sunday dy Humph reys, J ames JnhnSCJII aerv rived today, for • villt with her Mike of Belpre weN1 here Sunday MIii Mlf1U4't'ltt Meyer and a Student Ccuncll .advisor, an,j and daughter of Bloomingdale uelt'! M'.. and M,1. Lester Ro ush and visitors of her parents, Mr. and Lindo K aufl, Se,en Lewis"'Mich! M"ra. W. R. Shaateeo were g so faculty advi r of the S a I e t y spent seve,al day, laat week 1flter, Mra. AUce Robel<ln ond to visit the L. 8_ Slason,. family of Letart Fall, spent Sun- Mrs. Badey Johnaon. Lloyd , Tommy Lyona, 'Darr�D other relati,.s. - Mn. Carl Blllbm enter- Club which he o,ganized more with hla parent,, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnell ar- day with Mrs. Edna Roush . M"- H�,old Gillogly and daugh- Mitchell, Kei th Morgan Mer<h• Mr. and Mn. . tainod bor bride• club ,_Uy at th n y Mn. Mary Aumiller ond Mis, rived from St. Petersburg, Fla. e ■ ..r •I!" The lecal chap- Cheoter Slmfll')II John Hayman la recuperating t�r: Vick ,. . Mr. F,anklin Russell Nicholson, Ray Pi,...;,, Roi" lit alghll en . d <> i ncoln with t L visi I k Pa i ette on H . lier home Km,a of Hartfonl. W last ul Mr. and Roui!h, Rennie Roll!iJ.': . She ter ol tho club ha■ been ata te- M r. and Mn Bob McKelvey from recent surgery at Pleasant v1s1ted . their parents, the orth they will also n in ed While attend Va., Prfre for high ....., waa awaol- NCOgnl�. . the ade ghth ei Mrs. _Lincoln Russell. gr and daughter, of Belpre attendct'J Valley Hosp1tal, Pt. Pleasant. Simmons K a,..• ment ol S a I I • b u r Y vi�l with ,elatives In Belpre, ed to Mn. Cllarla Mullen and Morgan • aludonla recenUy W<lll the com Solt...: and M . M Fred n Tuckerm a mencement Friday even- commence ": na Jean Smttb, Ma::-1 r Carroll White ,pent a week oecond to Mill Mey,r R,f,.1h- ive ol the oeven tropble1 In th,• Ing � Tueoday evf!Iling. The for. Marietta . Parkeraburg, Clark■,e 0 Freda nd Sund WG,e a a sitors y v i d an f called 0 hoslea, lativea. lhe Donald Stephenson Joe Stephen...,. oerve. bl with Donald Hupp at Alhland. burg and Columbu.11. d by enla of her �other , M�s . Clem Knox son, Roger Stile, . . ll9bed Sw JC-sponsored Road-e-o. He w l I Mr. and Mn . Verne Wattel'IOn mer I granddaughter, Susanna • nd amlly a Sherry Congrove { . -----to the tl,ove r.r.med ud Mu of Radchfl and Sisler, Mr. a nd son, Dian the Safety Con- and daughter Mr1. Robert Bffgle Arnold was a member or the ue- be chalrman Von e h ave returned I<> their home at ,lohn MOON, y,.._ StUm Bl Acmster,l Perry, Carpen ter. ference for Southeolllem O h I o allehded the funeral of M r Wa• graduating claSI . Walburn, Alan Radnor aftet • ,hon ,tay here Mr� Alla Miller of Leon, '11'1<1, Mn. Rolland NeutillnI and next year. Th� will be the third "''°n uncle, D, il r. a nd Mrs. James Reeves M 1 Clo Harry . illlam l H . ' a·.Ifhard wI·1son and Ro&le r W Ila Smith, with Mr. and Mn Ve rk. Va., I! the guelt of her daughtinM n. W d ncen n u V a R h t c and fam i ly were weeke n d visitors hi nf In s I at i w t Thur day 1 Mav erence 8 Rut� Ann and Barbara. e/ t-liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,l oo and IOll· in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A�of his mother , Mrs. Ivv .Reeve, l 'iiiiiiiiiii High Schoo] ttudenll have par- Mr. and ' Mrs, T�y � iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiia:-; Rich ard Cashdo llar fell whlle O and amily' BaJIev playing ball last week and b roke .!Ind brother , Don, of Bamsvllle. ' I I Udpated. He b" also accompan- and son Scott f G • • bert ROUlh f • Run. led ltudenll to two lltall con spent the week:..: wil�=r. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith vist) ( his right forearm. '11111 la the . Continued from Page -----rerences. Morg1m asallted th-J Mrs. Mason Spencer. his b,other, Mr. and Mrs. ��t �rr;::1chard ha, had a Ralph Spencer, chairman of the :;oo �C';: Safely Club• Mr. and Mra. Junlor Stewart of arley Smith -�f �anau ga. e he nomlnatins committee, the folt Belle, W. Va. were auppe, '""" Nancy HfttfyJd lS vlsitmg her VIBltlnlg ;....,,tly w ith Mary Mwe, 1211-8. 'l'opered lowing officers were unanimousuten<W the :INIO si.:":1::1� of Mr. and Mr,. Walter Sttwart Ethel Tay lor ·1as a school mate . toe and cuahlned lnlole ' ly elected to serve for tne 196 1- alster, .Mr. und M rs.. LB.wrence · In W•�· ! He rttent• Saturday. Road Sandra Trussei of Long Bottom Scar, Va. .--1 l.A,'.:_rry of Letart, v� IJ 1.nuUCwu .ID ...u t educatlon Mn Laura Bell retumeel to her Mr. and Mra. Cozart have mov- 82 scbooI year, GeMivieve Sto· Co nal st Of _ _ _ ____ . . i 1 J Smlfh bart, president; Carnlyn an and Jo Smith were Tues, edhere from Shade River Into clus In driver's education home Saturd ay. after spending vice preuident; Gladys Hayman, day night guests of Nancy HateJ AMA ICAS Morgan to :Vewhi; the winter In ClnclnnatL Sund,r,.y School attend!lnce o :1 what was fonnerly the Dell Ar- secN!tary, and Theod.O.!lia e lLOUSI or CROP TOPI Freckld. f ie nott property Sha and Miss Elol11e Dell. Mra:. K&thryn May 21, WU 41, tht offering $1l , ancl I er, treasurer. , ner Jr· and to g Cunfher- end eon J. r. ■ccompan• 35. Worlhip Service, were held ------L PUSHERI e PED A MIDDLlf'ORT •-• L-L.. L..I This final 1881M!i term ,reeling - ' 1n J-· ootffl lll>lo iod lhel, mo..,.,,.__ =wn -•·-Ing to Cin at 10:'5, with an attendance of HOODLUM OPPOSITION o f the teachers began with a Unlvtnlty lw tho oecond nb wm t-lnnatl, Sunday. 17, Herman Taylor leading, 2 .95 $3.95 I $ef AUSTIN, Tex. !UPll - State I luncheon at the Cfrdo Rcstaurmer RUion wider • IChol Sizes t Mn. babel Sfmpaon lo ,pend, Wednuday ovcnin« proyer oer• Sen. Henry Gonzalez said Wc..!nes, 3 o • • 7 to U ant for some 30 teaclwu and •d· granted h im bJ Iha N:u.n: ng several days at the home of vice■ will be led by Thelma doy th.,. shouldn 't he any oppoJ mlnf,tral<>ra and live school em1 Science Foundation. Sc her lialer to Pnrkenburg, wbllo Henderoon, this week. •ll,on I<> his bill outla·,·.ns the ployees. Morgoa bokls 8 chelor Of ' her nl..,., Shelly BecllWlth will '11,e W. s. c. s held 11, ,.gulai· of swft,hblade knives. d · or lldr�.! lsse! : :: Faculty membeMJ of the Pom4, ...'."How about hoodlums?" ence d 1 meeting al the homo of Eleanur O:t lonall<ctomy. Sc:)11, r. tve \II! . w1 . eroy School! l"fltlred to Room 1 _, Mlddl.,..., _ Falrmol! �:p , . J:iawlnf Rowell or Pomeroy Boyle,, last Tuesday evening N. S.C:ontl • i C • �• --• of � � � nior Hl w � t bus!• he . Se be,-e Va and , h . g!J - -�-� th nd th hlo mot!J. ��[ 11, with an attendance oi �1::a, •���l;::t'�ior· t ness meeting wu called to order ";;' :�d 1heo ID �lgebra1::',.'1;"" e u a t membera 1 ■nd · a owe one 1 . visitor. • ence C ircle ,pent Sunday after- by Pre■ldent Ela ine Rouse. Re- , tlstlca at Ohio University, Joi:,. Bentz ond 1lster, Bertha During the bu!lnen NMlon in noon with Mr and M · Bwen porla were ....,pted from Secre, : Sayrt ipenl Mother'• Day with charg, of Thelma Hendenon Duncan Cl� 'I{ va" I n__ n, tary Carolyn Smith and M r !. Mr. end Mn. William Bentz al preaJdent, pl.1111 were made � Owen ' Taylor '11 si,ending a few r,. a ouer ,r ,u u Glady• lla)<lllao, trea,urel' , Home of llu! attend the fnllallat lon aervlce, day, with his brother, Allan T ayCoshocton. flle H.B Gt reso:utlon was · Mn. Harry Picken11 le ft Frf. at Otuter on TuMday. lor. Fabulou• d Mrt. Paul Bier of tM Chelter u Int . rod ced by Presi ent Rouse. day for Frankfort, Indiana '4 vii- Eleanor Boylee led the pro- Paul Ro,e la visiting at the apeakor {llwat p Club nlen Ga w Mrs. Rouse thanked Supt. C. S. gram on. ••Our T b r e • f a J d home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank BudUv Garden- It rela e,. Gibbs and the bulldlog rep, .,... of the Jtutland son of Syracu.se. Plodge." d er1 when 11 met this week al the liun ay piOIII of lllrs. Ruel tatlves for maklng the ,rrangee hoateu ae-rved refresh- Ralph See attended the horae COMPLITI home of M n, N,tti WIN. Dem- Cleland were Mr1. Marcella Ball• 1h mentl for tile noon luncheon. 1 nd 11>n Jobai of New Bright- menu ol fruit salad, cake, and show at Rock Spring, Sunday. onstrtllona oo 11pr ing arranae- fY e President Rouse thanked tier n Pa. and Mr. and Mra. Henry ceffe. ------IINlll.ll were Ito efven by Mn o , office rs and commlPtee workers' The - meetfng will be hefd Dru m Bu le Work · Cleland and aon ol Pomeroy. - ·i,·,·,:, · Baer. for the "1plendld oupporc they me of Florence Spenco, • ' h at tho o Mn. Janl Colum of ct Mn. Joe Bolin. prooldent wu to had given her" during the school lo Thio Saturday nt over the weekend with on Tuesday evenlnf, June DI,. ,pe bua m D io ....i The nea Mefl• r ColUlty Jun ooa ru of rge year. She also wished Al,. Cito the n and f cha o -Mr. and Mn. Wendel Frecker. le hry a cm iDn ■ ot bol fl. d Il Corpa and wiil Bug a r del'DO'l t and Edwanl Collman. teachera had c alao Mr. and Mn. Crf1I Bradford ol Mr. and 11n. Virgil Buckley of Satur sea,ion this who re11lgMd. from the ayatem, .. nal practice ,anthemuma from cuttlnga. The were OVU' night RM<lsville, •pent last Friday aft W h day, May 27th, al 10 a.m al Pom, good fonune la thelr new p1aeu pre■ldent appointed Mn. Eamett ort ington . of Mr. and llr■. ffllOOII with thetr ,on, Paul Bua of emp!oyme,iL roy • Senlor High School. Nicholson 011 the Telepl,o.. ,om, flUHls Friday e ud lamUy. A. C. Brodlonl. This _____ cl• p unit will parti mlttee and Mn. Ronnie Williama t ece 30Mr. ond 11n. Charles Wqner llr. and Mn. Grimm and 1111> W"' G lll pa ClvU the u Librarian. Refreshment■ were alllpo ta In and Mr. and Mn. Edwml Wog- fly o1 Guy,vll!e, vlllled he, Centenni this coming Sundoy, Vases and 1la11 utanslll ohlch al ,e,ved by the hoateu. l,f.. tbol lfltar E and ner and lhne ...., ,pent Sunday mothar and Order By Phone M ay 18. Every member Is uked have become cloudy and dlac,I. • nth Elmwood at Nu •I Co , Show Afr the at lumbul , ored from llowca or hard Wiler To clean undomeath ■ nlrll• In Anti T..e 'Im Ho­ I<> be the,., tog Home, &tnday. can be <leaned by flllinl them •-• cover • yanlati<k with I Lockbourne Afr Baae. ----MIDOLIPORT WY 2-5432 with a _ hol water and •Ino&or ,.. uyloa ll<>cli:fng. U• thia dUl!ar to Rev. and Mr John Elwood Vlckla L)'IIII Swarta of M"'letla UVIVAL ITARTI and dtildr,n attended the lo vlsllfnl her arondmother Nina roach the hard-to-aot-at 1pots. thena lutfon. gyandpuen� l4r. Rev. N. L. Ruaell o1 A 11Gb1n,m Wffl and and cement conunen IICbool will hold I two WMIII revival a} flUHls ol Mr. and Mro. DonaH ml 11n. Hobart Swart.. the lwol Community Church The Grange beld Ito n,ulor Wolf,. atarting May It and contlnwn, Mn. Henry Routh returned aft. -lfnl Iut Tbunday fflninll at through June IL The publlo fl or spending a woell In Alintn Iha Gr- Hall hero• welcome lo attend all aervtce, at with llr. and Mn. John Floher the church which fl localed cm It'• boot cooll r1oe ln u lit, Dewetla !tun l!ood between Portho wd her and lpl!ll tie watar ao ,-Ibll. :;,. • :" land and Loog Bollam. Karen Mcitay ol Boslum Jut •ltll her &rand· mother, 11n. Ida Howell. Mr. and 11n. a...tar Sim­ � SUtlday aftffllDlltl wfth II<, and Mn. Ralph lladaelY at Tup, pen Pla1m and attended the bl,­ ca!OUNata at l!:utern H i g h 11. ...... llr. ond -- - l..ambat, l(r. and Mn. Arthur t.111Ytbert Jr pd rour IOfll cl Wellaton, Ohio, o1sa lira. Nora DoMey o1 a,ru•. eotbt. otuo, spent Sunday p.m, wttb Mr. and Mn. <llarlea Rlf• and family. Other Sunday caller• were Mr. and Mn. Georg• Bev• er,...e 1.1.. ol Atbenl , v., _..,. Mr and Mrt. Jae\ Rife and daughten, Judy, Shirley &UM.I Jule alao lln Donna Pyles all o( SL Albans V•. Mn. Myl"l.l Rife and Mrs.. Faye Woorl, alla Mr and Mra. Raymond 'Ibomu and IOM m Laugavill'• O· ar J I Reedsville News Racine s:ci: N � .. � • Children'• CANVAS OXFORDS 1 I e Wh"te eBlu: _ Sln 5 h> 3 s1,'9 pr. Rot1sh'1 Shot Store . MIDDLIPOIIT W'ith I Bad Sheet, 2 Pilow Cases, 1 Betfspread and 2 lamps. RUTLAND I I Furniture MASON I Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO I MASON, W. VA. I . - -· ·' -- ' II ·' I ;'• l' ' ',.' �----------� ' Buckwheat • Society News Mainly About People In I Of ficers • • j Pomeroy ., th• -. o18:; _ For E,ghth Grade Commencement I w. Morgan GOIDg TO New p0Sl Al Wi] • gtOn Of Cl ub =� ,1,.. i •Jf• Crows ST E A K HOUSE • of��: s:l to w. at Alfred sOCI'a) ftems Scott. wumi: w::: � ' ' � I . I i I rr� Complete . BEDROOM ■ g Brlaa Lfnth"- ■. . •� I 2.86 NEW STORE HOURS \ ' New Large Size 00 SAVE s1· ON B a rt o n ' s '11'""'"1 McKnight Prescription A doctor's time proven end reliable pre­ lerfptl� for Immediate end feating relief from. �•ch ulcen, acid indigestion, gas, · �"('id,• common stomach disorders. I o[,IOffll ____,___ fflLL $3.00 6 OZ. IOffll __ QNLY $5,00 IN / . °' I ''RECORDS'' . All The "-lar Hitt - la & ,Q .,••• T. V. Slampa 01ml On AII Salltill s.ttke Cleland's - WY4GSS .. .. Moln It. ,_ ,. HIAIHII -... w....... ..... MM', IMi -. U0,00 ...._.. h -. UlJIL _ ---·-..., ! i i i ) 1 1, ,< • ,, 23t S.co.-111 St. POMPOY -- :�J "f AT BAHR C LOTHIERS c:,�� I The fv\ARTIN Restaurant Car Demolished In Story's Run Mi•liap PLANK FLOORING The Meigs County Sheriffs De· partment investigated an acci­ dent early Wednesday moming which occurred on the Story1 Run Road, one-ti.ill m ile west of Route 'l. The sin gle car mishap O<'cur­ red when Patrick Col l ins, Middleport, JOit eontrol of 1957 Ford Tudor in grgvel '1'11e car went over • bank, turned ov• er oo ita top, and was demolish­ ed. Neither Collins nor a passen1er in bll car, Gerald Arnold of Condor-st, Pomeroy, were injur­ ed.. Collini was driVitle a U1S7 he Ford Tudor w n tht accident SIDING ,. · Different Grades · end Quality To Sult Your Taste Hemlock - Yellow Pine - Redwood Cedar.· Just Acid Water For Consistently Unifarm High Strength Concrete or Mortar VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY .- THIRD AVE• �.•·• PHONE WY-2•27o9 • . ., � . MlbDLEPORT, OHIO .95 ---- IIAll lKllOLAll8IIIP Mfthael G. Roberti has been noUfled from Ohio University that he has been awarded an hon­ or acholarsblp to be applied on tuitl on. Michael, .aon of ?il r. and Mn. Robert D. Roberts, Wehe Terrace, expect.a to enter O h i o Uni'Vff8ity' lune 19, and to ma­ jor in chemistry. M ike graduated from Pomeroy High School last night. ,' It's Smart To Use Plenty Of Caulking ALL 1 6 PIECES ' occurred. I t ' - Ohio Jalley · pfumbing & Heating I 1 Shirts . . . Ties hk Dellcious Foods & Courteous Service [eo..111.t, t.t�i.. � �, Low As �1,000 I 1 , I lilitens ,1alional B ARROW I Radio & Television . ·' · .. .... _.,,,,,_ ............. i j I . WERNER -- v- w- Pt! ;ld "I. ,. I I lpl!ll liiiiiiiiiiiiiii - Laa llcitay Ind Lan, Marliurpr ol 0. U. Atheno ..,. N!l'Ollt Sunday flUllU ol Mr. 111d lira. . .;· I to IN ., u!t:s 1 KITCHEN NOW AVAILABLEI .. po,-t I and 1 Complete hip . YOURE MT A UL OLE T EASE, Ill PETTIION£ leJ SANDWICH ' LIVING ROOM - :: : 1 ' Report · ,· RJVef & B EC KY'S res1'dent �:�:'::e . $ I H PLAY SUITS w. Club Gu&I Speaker ' 2 & 3 Piece Matched" •• I I P'l': = GIRLS • • • Mr�;, e ;ee:• w:• I Six Transistor RADIO Lai{! w";i.:: ff B N 42.} CanneI News Events ,::!!n1"":: "�" •. '"'- Teachers Push c7' ,!� •a: M r:.c;re:� w. ·Lind = $2.99 MOTOROLA WOJf pen NeWS, EVents s· • of FOR GIRLS rn: C:,. 'Nat1'onal Guardsmen Leav1ng I Jll Scene In Montgomery "=ot 1 I · Dorothy° � to . --. S · a1 Not es the Arr::. SCOTTIES i-u:• �· :5· M.-r:::.; Guur. Alterufed THE SHOE BOX Rutland Band� Honored With Dinner, Daner Rio Gran�e Professor Was Speake, , , , For News Items R i verview's Baseba11 Named t()jc·ongress 0.'HBl·1 S u s WPre eove� in whlle and each 1 Chuch. followed by the P1Nl1t and fam.lly al OliilJt'oeha NCt'ftt.lyl Midd}e,pq t t!Arted hfr ,O,, · ln•law 11·�- centered with a floral llr• tht, P'lag by the 11roup. • g enU, Mr. and M and M r� n �-�· ,u h.':,'"b ",',, :�� �� rangernent made by member1 of A portlOfl of the proa:ram w a, • naivId nuuaL E the Rutland Garder, Club Sealed I prr.sented by vocal mu1k 1tudenta 1 Sh�ley La,m of Long Bot- , . .�,� M, and�"" E H Wol(e of , "- th, ,peak,.. table were 8and unde, · th• dlcecllon of Mn. C. tom spent Uw week end with &.na.- CharJeaton v1Aited Mr and Mu D irttlor und Mrs. Roge-r Roush, l Chapman. Featured Wall MW Jandra Johnaoo.. Joe Pr11·r • 11 who iang 1 Exttut1ve _Head and Mrs. George "' Wrighl , 90Joslst. Mr, and Mn. Oiarlt-1 Oel.. .r . mg Mr, cUJd M rs Hoyt Hull and 1 Da l lM . Prmc1pal and Mrs. Henry · · summertime" from " Porgy and II MONTGOMEfl V, Ata rt.JP! 1 - usually 1,mg" tM ay 1 n sucli cue, vilited relatives in Wm V1rgtnlil farru.ly 1md Mr nd M s D Null . Rutland Elementary Prmci• Bess " The mixed chorus did p Mr. ·P;l'R�i:�, of ch1ldr� al?d Perry 11 1..aur� Clydt Mn. and .\J al�el Guard men vutuatly d i � .t(·('(,:diril! to 1 hf> t, oup ·s an.orney (Ull and Mrs Herbert Parker. Sa- "Happy Wanderer" w ith Miss al Lon&: Bottom vilittd Mr. and and Henry Pery of Belpe v&1ited ap��N'<I from lilt. JJtreets of 1h"'I Charlen S l 'onle .v . lt· m Center Prmc 1� J M rs . N el l ie Ja ne Parsons, accompanist . Thie Mrs. Eu&ene Rltchie. Aleta Parsonl . ----rti('ially troublt!<l c ity toda� ov1>r By DAVJD BURNHAM I V ale , _senior band president. Miss g i rls glee c l ub sang • ' Th11 18 My l Mr1, Lona C.ox and Ruth o f ('.o. Mr. and Mrs. M� Ewin and By Jean P arkf'r the p rolPst of Nreru 1..-aden who ted Pl"f'H lnw-mat ional UIW Your Not R ''Let osalie Dav is and the N orthwes- Co untry"' and IIJfflbuJ called Oil friends here. daughten of C-Olumbwi viaited Mr. The Rutwind High Senior Band f WASHI NG TO N 1 U PJ I _ Con tt l t h at a ' " rei gn of terror" !.till oberla R M iM ern p: with So Band End" ter n oo officers s pres s . Mr, and Mrl. Carl Eber�ch of and .Mrs. Clarence Pr�. B � and rhe Nim.hWE"Ste rn J unior exists here j gren todny hal JPrf Preai dt>n t Ker:l td�nl . Mrs. Pearl Canaday; vice Smith 1111 accomPanist. Band were honored with a hem• he gua rdsmen were wilhdrawr . p e 1den1 . Mrs J ean ParkPr: sec. nedy'1 dt'Cision lo race RuAeia tn T oc1 quet and dance at the Ru tland l 1 s t but kept on tin 'J !Prt stalua , und ,,r ' report vwas g s The te<' retary m lht moon and , uaN" agen rv of• G rade Scbool gym Friduv' eve n- retary, M ,·s Ruth E rlew e and , : m apparent st, ' 11" poh<" of ja•hng y · and t ht ficials prediclrd the en bY Mr11. Cerl M orris Unilf":l 1 1n•asurer , Ray Biddle. 1ng, May 19. M ol he r· � Day !WrVl('t' wf're held !leet: Riden" all "Freedom who treasurer's report by Mrs Ca rl S1etes wo,ild g� · then> I1 rsl an mothn11 were g , 10 "'f UU1. raver was offered b R v N s Kerr 0. te�t Alabama ,,,gre-�at ion lawr prtdselntht't"d followmg .,.,_ •· ·'let dmne r was S('rv ed �t ichols. It wau eport ed $98 70 pro- 1 Chairmen Ro�rt J a nt s h Y ,�A e p po!lf'd Y u-:: P · f A •ii but aboul 100 o the 6611 · ' 1 · 30 p m. lo appro:iumate l y 200 Rav Biddle- , 8a nd Dired or Roush .1_ k f it i n ner recen t- 'I Okia . a nd Ove rtc- n Brooks 0-La d a on " lf'nde ma�M: WH upnm ndav nt, hool f S Su S U per sons including band members s poke 1ellmg of r h v n"d Hou� Spa,-e- S ma ni hals s�t here h v ed e igs to l1e ou nty of the Senate M Jd. C ' l ush AMlf o Price, Haro R sen1 I o s'i1.: d l �e :s �· Atty. Gen Rol>f'11 F. Kenned parents and �sts, The table� groups and mc::::r� t n� " Hw f'\Ib i Comm tttees, t 1h J 1r a ki 1 es! , Al berla G lue�camp , yowig• . TE>achers Assoc1allon Mrs ean l --- of the band d\Jr g h " 2 s arker. \li('e presiden t , gave a re- beh ind Kennedy ' .• proposal for ; were also w ithdrawn Thursda} and -dna DeLong fo r hav111g � P 1 inst r uctor He t�ank;:. Kennedy &atd :.t:,te and local 0r ��: port on the �eigs County PTA f1vt'-year, S7 bill ion 10 $1f bl l l h:., , I t ch ldren present Bibles i ers. ooosi ers, parents and 8��d: � fic1al � set"m to t-:ave the 11;1tu a1 mn Cou nci l meeting held at Harr i son- program to put a. n Amer ican on 1 we re presented lo the ,o llowmg ents ro,· their cooperation Band m hand aind also c,rdered his chit'I t'Ule . May 4, and displayed the the moon by IS7'l gr aduatN Patsy Pr1c-t' . Li nda presldE" nt • Ma.ss DavlS wel comed r.tuer l White, l,1 R h .S· 2nd pta�_ ach"ieveme nt award Fed eral Space Agency D ir ect or ' a1·de , Ryron I WL" am Pnce and b,l _v Mcthe group and thanked Mr. Roush . K��:e; . ea rned this year by the !oral un i t. Jame! E. Welih and Deput_v DI I return lo Washini?ton . for h is hel p lo band members. On y ufler tl1t> marsh.ils wert Shorlly Mrs Harold SatJer gave a report rector Hugh Dryden confide nt .c:e\ Roush of Piqua visie<l l beha l f of the band she presented on the Southeast D i�trid Con (er- predicted they l told to le.ive, ., Negro integn . 1 h �o; er ;nd s i�t.er ; - law, Mr . 1 would win 1h, Mr. Roush with a gi ft and a cor:rcils held ;nee 0� at rare with Russi R.m1 to send a m'.\Ji , lion leader stepped outside hi'I a�ct s H rold sase to Mrs. Roush. Awards were vi 11 e a en _ bla tr :sf to the moon and brin� him b�k : fron t door an d 1\' as shot by a lva- B�U ol New °;;nghlon ls l : : presented lo the foll owing: Letgroup of white youths in a speer!- spen di ng a few days with his sis- , R ; R0 h · M 1 Y Sc 8 Truly Rold Step If the !nought of a new car Is ttasfng you . • • �� for two years service: Linda and Mrs ';:ru·ce ��y . A und O f Brook.'! said Kc- nnedy's req sr m g car , ter Aleta Parsons· _ new t:ar _ f or your weekend and vacation a ue d · pman, Carol Flocarr i, Keever · . 1 Several . appl, .....,,._ M rs. s"now en t meant t he Un ited was given 1 · 1 ""-R So ev. n o e lo e ay, . ,, .. from attended the her c·•2:it Se -n lnps, stop first at The Citizens National Bank Slat es ha,: . Grate Ernie Joh nson , J u1 1a Lu1 _. . . our Jow-tost auto loan will likely save cas • • 0� Smith, Brenda Tumer, for her efforts as president this taken a truly bold step into the I live aecretary of the Montgomery Commencement exexmses at Ra• ·� j lmprovemenl A ,;sociation ' MIA,. cine last Friday evening Y"' ' a monthly payment. �ame W�II� , Connee Williams, year. Mrs. Snowden t old of the New Frontier bevond the earth said : "I just h11J>pened to h ave Mrs. Dorothy Price a�d SOll of e�nee W1l hams and Rodneye purchase of dishes and of the need atmosphere. He called it "a trl:'• Dapo1its Insured ly f.D.I. C. : my hand up in front of my fatt Pittsburgh visited her m1ther-tR· Wri�t. Gold Keys for three years o f more help in preparing and mendous stride for ward." 3% ln�rfft P1ld On S,vin1t I s�rvice : Betty Janey, Elena Mar• serving the Rutland High School Kerr told a space con ference l,i and the bullet £truck my wrist law, Ann ie Price . reeffltly . nd · r. a Mrs. Norma., Roush I M T he wound w as not senoas. · l m, Sue Nelson• Dix ie Rou·' :w1 , B anquet , the reasons w hY an eIec- Tulsa Thursday that Kennedy had . iiiiiiiia-aaaaaa -a�--��•Ju amta _T�ckett. Judy Tackett. trit' eye chart had not been pur- " Jl'lshed the button on I boomm ' g Eleven pe-rson'I . four of theP- •r· I wh esso on te ned · n pro s, r pla had · i f · t,e. " Judy William s and Pamela w1 1• chased·· and 1)3med M rs. Bermce new space age. He sa id he Model X23 son Silver k�ys fo� four years Hoffman, Mrs. �uth Erlewine_�nd 1/eved the Amer ican people and ! Thursday to m- 1ke a " freedoni l c, n ser�i ::·. , tty Herrmg as an aud1tmg Congress would respond ravorabl " ride " to Jackson Miss., but were i!l�ltt, Maud Mn. � 5 9 · 9 · arrested at the bus termi n al here e r B w treasurer ' s to the challenge vis, Marvel comm 1 tee for Ihe $1 • • rles Hotfman. · ,1 before they could be in the • Foley,. Cha Marlene book. Mrs. Alice Sprouse asked • • • and other practical gift• ney. The profes�rs!two of ::::; : lor g rads. Hoffman, Sandra Little, Sue Park- that cars be stopped from passing e.O Boun or More er , Cha rlotte Smith, Roberta school buses whi le they were loadfrom Yale-an d seven Negroes Battery IJI• . , Smllh and Ann Sp rouse. A letter ing at the school· A motion wa s so oght service at a segregated e ffieh Impact, Break · al"" ""' was given hl Margaret made to sponsor a pre-school 1 �ch counter anr'I were arreste:t Reaist&nco Case Tl-IE M I P . LE F'0 � 1 Of\. �,.( 8L ::,.ur1 :- Jl ( , Sm ith, senior, who had not receiv- pa rty for new first graders. A.II , Gause readlat111: G ■lllpol.La clam o ch r s f nl wful as mbly ? E ..... 'l, c ::. '. r 1 r p;1;1,l ,fr•., , Pi\ ,\ N� C i t ·. i ' '· eRoto-Coil Ferile : se ��_er�Y v<on�uct. ed one. Elena M�rtin, sen ior and childttn en1ering school this ta ll : 18.l, 12.3, rwming n fed on ro!I- ! and d:sor . Antenna e Miss Elena Marhn, a senior and must be six years old by Sept. t. n, Pomeroy � Mason 20 57 !�ey did ot post bond and l COLORS drum major, was given a trophy George Dallas thanked the Rut- I Pleasant 24 30 Hinton 1 � tr1a was set ;or June 11, an •·un­ BLUE - BLACK - VIOLET she won _ as best dru� major at land Garden Club and Friendly , tionary, K�a�h ,. River tau: ) the Galha County Fa� last. Bum. Gardeners for the flowers furnish• , ing, Charles.Ion 18.37 statio nary I 1 mer. Jl has been o� display III the eel for vario us school event! and London. Marmet and Winfiel<! trophy case at �uool all this told briefly of the rise and rail in dam, were on the 'ill'· year . Mr. RouiUI mtroduced the school populat ion in the district Boat DtD.-emeat.: · chosen Ior nexl year . and of high school registration. Ohio Riv - Bob Be■Cer clown 1 drum ma10r er M isa Ju an uita Tackett, and the The room count award went to 12, 7 a . . ; Frank Aller down 14 . .; lfftctiq Juno S two new majorettes, Miss Marvel the homeroom of Miss Schaaf : a. m, ; Peg:8)' Downey down Iii, 7 Opon 1 Foley a nd Miss Nancy Pope. with 14 panmlll present. a. m. ; Freiberger up 16, 2 a. m . ; Danci ng was enjoyed from 8:30 l:30 �fo 5 PM yn M. up 16, 5 : 10 a. m. ; ForMaril M rs. Snowden installed the fot till l l p. m, with Mrs. Jo Hardy 1 CloHd ,hurt. AfternNn lowing officers who will serve sylhia down 16, 6 : 20 p. m.: Little a, MC and Instructor. Mrs. Edward down 17, 8:20 p. m. ; Wai• ng 1 96 1-62; president, duri S.t. 1:30 h> 9 P.M. PT,\ OFFICE RS INSTALLE D M i8s ter Becjord dowo n. 4:20 a. m ; presiderit, vice Sauer; Harold The Northwestern t&_..a1 PTA Ro- Esso Tennessee down 17, 5 : 35 .1.11. rs. M reta , s ha f a Sally ry ; ec Sc he ld its final meeting of the school er rs. m.; A. L. Chris�y down 17, 6: 1)5 M and treasur Roush r , year Monday n ight at the Rutland ge Bruce May. a. rh. : Mike Creditor down 18 High School aud itorium. The meeta. m. ; C i t:v of Huntin� ing was conducted by the presiA style show was presented S:35 dent, Mrt. CIJTOU Snowden. Pray- by Horne Ee, students direct- up 19, J:"5 a. m.; OVEC down er was offered by Rev. Carl �r• ed by their teacher, Miss Leda 20, 4 : 20 a. m. : Brian Lea up �. N. Secencl A... Mkldloport ing of the Rutland Methochst Kraeuter. Miss Pat Mace aerved 6 •· m,; A. V. Chr ia up 21, 9:59 rd as narrator for the show featuring P m. ; Onwa up 22, 4 : 30 a. m.; ver a up 23, 1: 05 a. m. ; Elger­ dresse1 made and modeled by the Be cliff up 23, 1:20 a. m. ; Mr. Chm girls. A number of humorous . down 23, 3 a. m . : Franklin Pierce .��,Yl�s such u the "ballooon , . . . sack,"· 1'can-can," etc.. pro- up 23, 6: 10 a, m.; Betty Moran up vided many laughs followed by 28, 5 : 35 a. in.; Cotton Queen up an array of school and party 32, 10: 15 p, m.,; Bayou LaReine dresses . . Open house WM held up 33, 3 : SO a. m . ; Queen City up in the manual art1 shop taught 33, 7:M a. m.: Chandelear up 34 . by Don Q11 isenberry. On d isp1-y t:455 a. m. were desks. cedar t-hests, lamps Galllpollt Dam - Hele■ z. ap houflf: plans. etc . A library dis. 1 : 10 a. m.; Solvay up S:30 a, m. ; �lay was prepared by_ Mrs. - Nel. Edens Bosworth up 5:30 a . m,, he �arker. �aby s1tten; were C!ty of Maysville up 7:30 a. m ; pro�1ded durmg the meeting. A J. s, Lewis up 8 : 50 ,. m. ; East• social hour wa1 held with re- ern down •-4• · • · ;, a . m . , Emes1 IOI! OH·ROUTl\1 . MIDll�ll'CIRT f abmen.. aerved by the high dow 10 • m. · � teacher■• ltauwh ■ River - Lltf Jue Lucas ut, Londc:m 5 : 05 a. m . : Se­ met down Marmet t : 10 a. m.; Thelma Ann down Winfield 10: 35 p. m.; Defender up Winfield 10: a5 p. m. : Dave Crockett down Win­ field 2 : 30 a. m. P.utland News 1 2 - Dall)'._ �•ntlnel, _!'o meroy-Middleport, o , May 26.' tUBI Apple Grove c1au ..... � • ity would be •.• ,, l'Ollnd..t/ a.., Using tho ,ubjEct, "Whal By Mn. He.lien teacher, Mn. - Sayre . 1 making for a Mppier life. P oston s Clara M , Educat l s ion " Mn Clillool Leilbeit and f8th uerberl Roush and Mrs. Mr. ,. Thursday �enmg May 18. t,rcr... uc-ed 1-iy Eng"-' · t 8uttoo were In Columuau professor oI R.IO G ran J,! Tht' spenlte r NtU• m . Emea a rise party in honor of held surp « .,._ 1.,. l ra 1 College, defined education ·••t ert0n n:u ua: .bul ednelday M . Veme _ '" " Supedntendcnt, L W Mccirn•• f W lo �tlend their son, Roge,, who wu cele. the u. 1 r- with Principal Alfred Scarberry devot10N, usmg lo, her topi<. oeral ol Mr pe a 01 opment the growth and deve brating rua 12th birthday at �1Sler, Mrs. urt!,_ ''Mother " the reading the names of the c..,_!l!I Lenon1 8 home �f Bes.sie Slaughter. 'I1:lun- .aon when she addressed N tac, Kibble 1n the bu51m.-s!I N!8S� the clus 8 MI d their diplmn» 1 Paul . . r . �lned _ Lo The evening wu E�th Grade gr aduating cla ,s as they receive The Riverview baseball !@ague day night. voted to gJv� a donation for th2 his home� IS •I h1 With p,e,ld,·nl of l spent socially and game, were of Middleport Thur,d ay ev.nlnr from Broce Uo,d, n-y H . i ' ' h•ld • metllni T hu, sda y even ni eme, geocy truck tlon. ' of ard E-.fuca the Bo ,..._,..,a d a brok 1efI Ieg .rttelv� MonShe said "Education la divide , played. After Roger had O A ...._ oo Sc • l Rivele h 18 May at . 1be next meeting will be al tbt • • .. . J IR< his glfta a wiener roai_t wu en- Into fo� areaa, Phyalcal. Men- , The Intermeditile and Junlor �n;u I day ■1""b., mtploymtnl w1tb the Iollo�lng officer, were elected : home of Mn H 8..., Roush· tnSer tal, Social and Spi ritual. One'1 ed- Bands played t l .e processloo 111, w the ng. o yed foll by Ro Durn i , Rav Alum.i al r g Kaise · ,tnJOyed ' :J , �s_idenl, Warren _Ptckens; Vice jo Games WeN by the al •• a, wood, W. Va. secre- M anllfl. Mite and Karen Rhode,, ucaUon begins the day he ill born 1 "Fanfare and P1 ocession group, after wh,ch refreshmtntl M rs C 1' Tom...�.. ret '!cl presulent, Dorsel Riebel : •1s, Ro Pa n Ann and er yce They tered n class e i the 1houlrt •nd f f dds, o g all these in no e, tary-lreaaurer, Mn. Evelyn Spen- !� were tened by the hostess Mrs. L--- ·w_'.a__�.1 n e Bill Bob Rhodes M u vv Kita · by Song" "F.vening played, ant continue aa long aa we live," . �ue �mnuay eveni.ng a,�r a Dog � isted by M Sa noh Frank, e. . y o n an d t e t-l a s. 1 ang two mun h aald. visit in Cridersv Uie ee� 1 1ao::- managen for thiDJ season 1 . e three weeb Sa�• : Vera Been En yn Law,on, Tommy SpangI hen "Lone,ome Vall e " a d � ...,. with he dau ..�te MR. MORGAN .,, r and ,oo-in-law, a,.. Little League, Guy Spencer !er, Peggy Rllfle, Mr. ond 'In!. , Shain, Ma,it Roy, Claro Powell, Emphas� lni the ,plritual edu- "God B l gu Le ! '/ Dorn Mr. Mrs. • Land· . "Mts Bayliff. John and "' OUr en "' e, a Boring; Pony and Gr . Gretta Simpson, Blancl>e Wot Herbert Rou,h and Bessie Slaugh- cation, she oaid th at, "anything fo, nd -.l 0thY Lacey d irected the do• D Mr. Mn. rn an rye rt 1 Ralph !' Carl Ba ha and Richard or o • ,on, l>&bel Sfmp,on. nding g Ula .,.,. Jeon and u perfectly formed as the wor its number, and Mr. E � g • D I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen o1 ToMr. and Mn. Paul !'rye of Day- ing. The b...ban ,..... opens ler. Se A-,C John Cleland of Green8us Hu pp, Roberta. Nancy and h ad to have bff:n planned, and Sear., directed ti., band. ledo, O. ,penl Sunday with Mn. ton were recent guests of Mr. an,J early in Jlllltl and everyone ls welS haron Rou,h and vllle. MiaaJ.saippl Alr torce Base Mn. Edna wu nat just a chance thin g, but • Freda Bowen and family nce Andi-ewa end lam- come I<> attend the game1. Cla Mr,. Tho lnvocatiot> and bepedk,U. n, pa " od r ,Ja is ,o . ,.._ Roush. visiting yi with by ated h iJ G cre was given by Rev. !'red I. s Mr. and Mn. O. M. Rife of altor Cle- ily and other relaUve . . W , and Mr. Mn M Wa enl8 and John . B Mr. and e ook Bible rs the from Quoting ddl Cerpealer. 0.• R D. alao 11, and lout Gardner, pa31M of the Chu�ch of Mr. and lln. Richan! lwt""I Vi.siting recenUy at Harrinllle, · land lira. lltrbort Wilford ol Rutland G. A. Spencer. lamlly of Columbua were recent of Luke, she rompared Cbrlsl Th� Senior B. Y. F. enjoyed a ond """ who we,. called here by W. Va., w..-e Mrs. vlsll<>ra of Mr. and Mn. Howard areas of education I<> lhal of Jesffl)D · -,:';\:, o Mr, Mn. and d d an Lin r te h u a d Ohio apent Sund oy evening wlth . ol death hl1 tho g mother Mn. ay h r ay ride, Saturd G ade Gred ue. evning Eighth aatts'·:. ,;ere.. the Donoh ua 88 told by Li•ke, of Wisdom. Mn. Fll)'e Wood and he, mother o hn Hartung returned to the•r Edward Chevalier. 'I1iey were J Rut arner Murgan, Sr .. O. W - Mr. and Mrs. Ch,irlee I. Saleer guest, of Mra. Chevalier'■ broth- Mr. and Mn. Herbert Roush Stature, Favor ol God. and Fa Michl Arche'r, Cele,ta Apl( am,. Mn. Myrta Rit<I! land, he1 accepted • J)Olltlon Bl and children o t Johri1town CIID" home, Marlellii Wednesday e\le'\e Robert Kra end er, Rev . and Mrs. Delbert Mur- and IOD, Beuie Slaughter, Mra. vor with Man. Sh1t urged th• clas., tine Bahr. Joy Boggs.. SQunlll Mr. Rif and a . U! cher o{ mathematics and chem- Friday evening to attend the lng. TMy were accompanied ph Kenneth Wolfe and M arabelle to develop its , docation in a' l Bradbury, W-:h..1cl Braltml. San.­ y. daughter Bobbi c,f South O\arle• �ry In the Clinton-Maule School high JChool com mencement and home by his father. a. abo lf too d u a B y, Gl Mrs. ad �k attended coonty <iaJI lour .,.... so that the� perso_ nal dra Bunce, David Caacl. A n n an gbrnan r. and Mn. , W. V and M r,. Jerold Hartung .. District, Wilmington. d Mr. Sunday - _______e,__ Koo Bal a t w at the spent have b• d with mg le G kend Mr. Darlene Crine r, Dianne Criswell. mee M n Frank n r. and . il : Sam Willlom■ ol Rutlond, 0. R whole contract we• Mra. Grover Salaer and family. and aon hive returned lo thelr turned lo their home In Gau- afte11100n. Morgan , Earl DeWeea, CI, I Flfe MarD. -,ellt Saturday evenln, with home, Columbul after being here not renewed by the North,...lern Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Swift and : fter a short visit In the Thomna ha Fowle,, Na: Freet ' PIUI George Paraon, employed Is a t Mr. ond Mn. Olarte, Rife, Pat,y attend the funeral of his moU,Local Board of Ed ucation, has daughter, Mlcbtle, of Columbus a s ome. Ge Cha 1 1 .' ' a d the home of Rev and Mrs· and Larry, er. While heNI they were guesta Sehroed been teat-hff of mathemaU L'I and and Mn Aud � Dwight SpMt-er Chester. f · aru: �othard, ;a:. �- -�:: of her brother and 1lster-ln-law , y driver' • educaUcin 1n U. Rutland Fayetteville, came ry Hannigan Effe,, Hawley Sanltou,h and Mr. CIIIN!nce Mrs. Mr. and Mra. G<rald Wildennuth. their doughter Mrs Paul Nlcbola High School for the pa,t I h r e • lumbua Friday evening · attend dra Hen-lngton, Jeffrey F • 11�� en d fam ily of Winfield , w. Va., Mn. Ruth Virginia Aten ...i and family. • yean. During lhfa yeor be h os the commoncoment. M and J . Mrs. 1 urphy nd M a . R ges, Jr., Barbara BoffDlf. Rn r e s nt a the wi fo Sunday , _ � nn ' th , pe MeetlnJ ed • • a Jun ior Clau ll)On80r, Mr. and Mn. Brian Simpson 8011, 'J'bomu of Chicago, DI. , at- Mn, Marbara Sisson and son father, Fred Roulh and family. farmly of Logan were Sunday dy Humph reys, J ames JnhnSCJII aerv rived today, for • villt with her Mike of Belpre weN1 here Sunday MIii Mlf1U4't'ltt Meyer and a Student Ccuncll .advisor, an,j and daughter of Bloomingdale uelt'! M'.. and M,1. Lester Ro ush and visitors of her parents, Mr. and Lindo K aufl, Se,en Lewis"'Mich! M"ra. W. R. Shaateeo were g so faculty advi r of the S a I e t y spent seve,al day, laat week 1flter, Mra. AUce Robel<ln ond to visit the L. 8_ Slason,. family of Letart Fall, spent Sun- Mrs. Badey Johnaon. Lloyd , Tommy Lyona, 'Darr�D other relati,.s. - Mn. Carl Blllbm enter- Club which he o,ganized more with hla parent,, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnell ar- day with Mrs. Edna Roush . M"- H�,old Gillogly and daugh- Mitchell, Kei th Morgan Mer<h• Mr. and Mn. . tainod bor bride• club ,_Uy at th n y Mn. Mary Aumiller ond Mis, rived from St. Petersburg, Fla. e ■ ..r •I!" The lecal chap- Cheoter Slmfll')II John Hayman la recuperating t�r: Vick ,. . Mr. F,anklin Russell Nicholson, Ray Pi,...;,, Roi" lit alghll en . d <> i ncoln with t L visi I k Pa i ette on H . lier home Km,a of Hartfonl. W last ul Mr. and Roui!h, Rennie Roll!iJ.': . She ter ol tho club ha■ been ata te- M r. and Mn Bob McKelvey from recent surgery at Pleasant v1s1ted . their parents, the orth they will also n in ed While attend Va., Prfre for high ....., waa awaol- NCOgnl�. . the ade ghth ei Mrs. _Lincoln Russell. gr and daughter, of Belpre attendct'J Valley Hosp1tal, Pt. Pleasant. Simmons K a,..• ment ol S a I I • b u r Y vi�l with ,elatives In Belpre, ed to Mn. Cllarla Mullen and Morgan • aludonla recenUy W<lll the com Solt...: and M . M Fred n Tuckerm a mencement Friday even- commence ": na Jean Smttb, Ma::-1 r Carroll White ,pent a week oecond to Mill Mey,r R,f,.1h- ive ol the oeven tropble1 In th,• Ing � Tueoday evf!Iling. The for. Marietta . Parkeraburg, Clark■,e 0 Freda nd Sund WG,e a a sitors y v i d an f called 0 hoslea, lativea. lhe Donald Stephenson Joe Stephen...,. oerve. bl with Donald Hupp at Alhland. burg and Columbu.11. d by enla of her �other , M�s . Clem Knox son, Roger Stile, . . ll9bed Sw JC-sponsored Road-e-o. He w l I Mr. and Mn . Verne Wattel'IOn mer I granddaughter, Susanna • nd amlly a Sherry Congrove { . -----to the tl,ove r.r.med ud Mu of Radchfl and Sisler, Mr. a nd son, Dian the Safety Con- and daughter Mr1. Robert Bffgle Arnold was a member or the ue- be chalrman Von e h ave returned I<> their home at ,lohn MOON, y,.._ StUm Bl Acmster,l Perry, Carpen ter. ference for Southeolllem O h I o allehded the funeral of M r Wa• graduating claSI . Walburn, Alan Radnor aftet • ,hon ,tay here Mr� Alla Miller of Leon, '11'1<1, Mn. Rolland NeutillnI and next year. Th� will be the third "''°n uncle, D, il r. a nd Mrs. James Reeves M 1 Clo Harry . illlam l H . ' a·.Ifhard wI·1son and Ro&le r W Ila Smith, with Mr. and Mn Ve rk. Va., I! the guelt of her daughtinM n. W d ncen n u V a R h t c and fam i ly were weeke n d visitors hi nf In s I at i w t Thur day 1 Mav erence 8 Rut� Ann and Barbara. e/ t-liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,l oo and IOll· in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A�of his mother , Mrs. Ivv .Reeve, l 'iiiiiiiiiii High Schoo] ttudenll have par- Mr. and ' Mrs, T�y � iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiia:-; Rich ard Cashdo llar fell whlle O and amily' BaJIev playing ball last week and b roke .!Ind brother , Don, of Bamsvllle. ' I I Udpated. He b" also accompan- and son Scott f G • • bert ROUlh f • Run. led ltudenll to two lltall con spent the week:..: wil�=r. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith vist) ( his right forearm. '11111 la the . Continued from Page -----rerences. Morg1m asallted th-J Mrs. Mason Spencer. his b,other, Mr. and Mrs. ��t �rr;::1chard ha, had a Ralph Spencer, chairman of the :;oo �C';: Safely Club• Mr. and Mra. Junlor Stewart of arley Smith -�f �anau ga. e he nomlnatins committee, the folt Belle, W. Va. were auppe, '""" Nancy HfttfyJd lS vlsitmg her VIBltlnlg ;....,,tly w ith Mary Mwe, 1211-8. 'l'opered lowing officers were unanimousuten<W the :INIO si.:":1::1� of Mr. and Mr,. Walter Sttwart Ethel Tay lor ·1as a school mate . toe and cuahlned lnlole ' ly elected to serve for tne 196 1- alster, .Mr. und M rs.. LB.wrence · In W•�· ! He rttent• Saturday. Road Sandra Trussei of Long Bottom Scar, Va. .--1 l.A,'.:_rry of Letart, v� IJ 1.nuUCwu .ID ...u t educatlon Mn Laura Bell retumeel to her Mr. and Mra. Cozart have mov- 82 scbooI year, GeMivieve Sto· Co nal st Of _ _ _ ____ . . i 1 J Smlfh bart, president; Carnlyn an and Jo Smith were Tues, edhere from Shade River Into clus In driver's education home Saturd ay. after spending vice preuident; Gladys Hayman, day night guests of Nancy HateJ AMA ICAS Morgan to :Vewhi; the winter In ClnclnnatL Sund,r,.y School attend!lnce o :1 what was fonnerly the Dell Ar- secN!tary, and Theod.O.!lia e lLOUSI or CROP TOPI Freckld. f ie nott property Sha and Miss Elol11e Dell. Mra:. K&thryn May 21, WU 41, tht offering $1l , ancl I er, treasurer. , ner Jr· and to g Cunfher- end eon J. r. ■ccompan• 35. Worlhip Service, were held ------L PUSHERI e PED A MIDDLlf'ORT •-• L-L.. L..I This final 1881M!i term ,reeling - ' 1n J-· ootffl lll>lo iod lhel, mo..,.,,.__ =wn -•·-Ing to Cin at 10:'5, with an attendance of HOODLUM OPPOSITION o f the teachers began with a Unlvtnlty lw tho oecond nb wm t-lnnatl, Sunday. 17, Herman Taylor leading, 2 .95 $3.95 I $ef AUSTIN, Tex. !UPll - State I luncheon at the Cfrdo Rcstaurmer RUion wider • IChol Sizes t Mn. babel Sfmpaon lo ,pend, Wednuday ovcnin« proyer oer• Sen. Henry Gonzalez said Wc..!nes, 3 o • • 7 to U ant for some 30 teaclwu and •d· granted h im bJ Iha N:u.n: ng several days at the home of vice■ will be led by Thelma doy th.,. shouldn 't he any oppoJ mlnf,tral<>ra and live school em1 Science Foundation. Sc her lialer to Pnrkenburg, wbllo Henderoon, this week. •ll,on I<> his bill outla·,·.ns the ployees. Morgoa bokls 8 chelor Of ' her nl..,., Shelly BecllWlth will '11,e W. s. c. s held 11, ,.gulai· of swft,hblade knives. d · or lldr�.! lsse! : :: Faculty membeMJ of the Pom4, ...'."How about hoodlums?" ence d 1 meeting al the homo of Eleanur O:t lonall<ctomy. Sc:)11, r. tve \II! . w1 . eroy School! l"fltlred to Room 1 _, Mlddl.,..., _ Falrmol! �:p , . J:iawlnf Rowell or Pomeroy Boyle,, last Tuesday evening N. S.C:ontl • i C • �• --• of � � � nior Hl w � t bus!• he . Se be,-e Va and , h . g!J - -�-� th nd th hlo mot!J. ��[ 11, with an attendance oi �1::a, •���l;::t'�ior· t ness meeting wu called to order ";;' :�d 1heo ID �lgebra1::',.'1;"" e u a t membera 1 ■nd · a owe one 1 . visitor. • ence C ircle ,pent Sunday after- by Pre■ldent Ela ine Rouse. Re- , tlstlca at Ohio University, Joi:,. Bentz ond 1lster, Bertha During the bu!lnen NMlon in noon with Mr and M · Bwen porla were ....,pted from Secre, : Sayrt ipenl Mother'• Day with charg, of Thelma Hendenon Duncan Cl� 'I{ va" I n__ n, tary Carolyn Smith and M r !. Mr. end Mn. William Bentz al preaJdent, pl.1111 were made � Owen ' Taylor '11 si,ending a few r,. a ouer ,r ,u u Glady• lla)<lllao, trea,urel' , Home of llu! attend the fnllallat lon aervlce, day, with his brother, Allan T ayCoshocton. flle H.B Gt reso:utlon was · Mn. Harry Picken11 le ft Frf. at Otuter on TuMday. lor. Fabulou• d Mrt. Paul Bier of tM Chelter u Int . rod ced by Presi ent Rouse. day for Frankfort, Indiana '4 vii- Eleanor Boylee led the pro- Paul Ro,e la visiting at the apeakor {llwat p Club nlen Ga w Mrs. Rouse thanked Supt. C. S. gram on. ••Our T b r e • f a J d home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank BudUv Garden- It rela e,. Gibbs and the bulldlog rep, .,... of the Jtutland son of Syracu.se. Plodge." d er1 when 11 met this week al the liun ay piOIII of lllrs. Ruel tatlves for maklng the ,rrangee hoateu ae-rved refresh- Ralph See attended the horae COMPLITI home of M n, N,tti WIN. Dem- Cleland were Mr1. Marcella Ball• 1h mentl for tile noon luncheon. 1 nd 11>n Jobai of New Bright- menu ol fruit salad, cake, and show at Rock Spring, Sunday. onstrtllona oo 11pr ing arranae- fY e President Rouse thanked tier n Pa. and Mr. and Mra. Henry ceffe. ------IINlll.ll were Ito efven by Mn o , office rs and commlPtee workers' The - meetfng will be hefd Dru m Bu le Work · Cleland and aon ol Pomeroy. - ·i,·,·,:, · Baer. for the "1plendld oupporc they me of Florence Spenco, • ' h at tho o Mn. Janl Colum of ct Mn. Joe Bolin. prooldent wu to had given her" during the school lo Thio Saturday nt over the weekend with on Tuesday evenlnf, June DI,. ,pe bua m D io ....i The nea Mefl• r ColUlty Jun ooa ru of rge year. She also wished Al,. Cito the n and f cha o -Mr. and Mn. Wendel Frecker. le hry a cm iDn ■ ot bol fl. d Il Corpa and wiil Bug a r del'DO'l t and Edwanl Collman. teachera had c alao Mr. and Mn. Crf1I Bradford ol Mr. and 11n. Virgil Buckley of Satur sea,ion this who re11lgMd. from the ayatem, .. nal practice ,anthemuma from cuttlnga. The were OVU' night RM<lsville, •pent last Friday aft W h day, May 27th, al 10 a.m al Pom, good fonune la thelr new p1aeu pre■ldent appointed Mn. Eamett ort ington . of Mr. and llr■. ffllOOII with thetr ,on, Paul Bua of emp!oyme,iL roy • Senlor High School. Nicholson 011 the Telepl,o.. ,om, flUHls Friday e ud lamUy. A. C. Brodlonl. This _____ cl• p unit will parti mlttee and Mn. Ronnie Williama t ece 30Mr. ond 11n. Charles Wqner llr. and Mn. Grimm and 1111> W"' G lll pa ClvU the u Librarian. Refreshment■ were alllpo ta In and Mr. and Mn. Edwml Wog- fly o1 Guy,vll!e, vlllled he, Centenni this coming Sundoy, Vases and 1la11 utanslll ohlch al ,e,ved by the hoateu. l,f.. tbol lfltar E and ner and lhne ...., ,pent Sunday mothar and Order By Phone M ay 18. Every member Is uked have become cloudy and dlac,I. • nth Elmwood at Nu •I Co , Show Afr the at lumbul , ored from llowca or hard Wiler To clean undomeath ■ nlrll• In Anti T..e 'Im Ho­ I<> be the,., tog Home, &tnday. can be <leaned by flllinl them •-• cover • yanlati<k with I Lockbourne Afr Baae. ----MIDOLIPORT WY 2-5432 with a _ hol water and •Ino&or ,.. uyloa ll<>cli:fng. U• thia dUl!ar to Rev. and Mr John Elwood Vlckla L)'IIII Swarta of M"'letla UVIVAL ITARTI and dtildr,n attended the lo vlsllfnl her arondmother Nina roach the hard-to-aot-at 1pots. thena lutfon. gyandpuen� l4r. Rev. N. L. Ruaell o1 A 11Gb1n,m Wffl and and cement conunen IICbool will hold I two WMIII revival a} flUHls ol Mr. and Mro. DonaH ml 11n. Hobart Swart.. the lwol Community Church The Grange beld Ito n,ulor Wolf,. atarting May It and contlnwn, Mn. Henry Routh returned aft. -lfnl Iut Tbunday fflninll at through June IL The publlo fl or spending a woell In Alintn Iha Gr- Hall hero• welcome lo attend all aervtce, at with llr. and Mn. John Floher the church which fl localed cm It'• boot cooll r1oe ln u lit, Dewetla !tun l!ood between Portho wd her and lpl!ll tie watar ao ,-Ibll. :;,. • :" land and Loog Bollam. Karen Mcitay ol Boslum Jut •ltll her &rand· mother, 11n. Ida Howell. Mr. and 11n. a...tar Sim­ � SUtlday aftffllDlltl wfth II<, and Mn. Ralph lladaelY at Tup, pen Pla1m and attended the bl,­ ca!OUNata at l!:utern H i g h 11. ...... llr. ond -- - l..ambat, l(r. and Mn. Arthur t.111Ytbert Jr pd rour IOfll cl Wellaton, Ohio, o1sa lira. Nora DoMey o1 a,ru•. eotbt. otuo, spent Sunday p.m, wttb Mr. and Mn. <llarlea Rlf• and family. Other Sunday caller• were Mr. and Mn. Georg• Bev• er,...e 1.1.. ol Atbenl , v., _..,. Mr and Mrt. Jae\ Rife and daughten, Judy, Shirley &UM.I Jule alao lln Donna Pyles all o( SL Albans V•. Mn. Myl"l.l Rife and Mrs.. Faye Woorl, alla Mr and Mra. Raymond 'Ibomu and IOM m Laugavill'• O· ar J I Reedsville News Racine s:ci: N � .. � • Children'• CANVAS OXFORDS 1 I e Wh"te eBlu: _ Sln 5 h> 3 s1,'9 pr. Rot1sh'1 Shot Store . MIDDLIPOIIT W'ith I Bad Sheet, 2 Pilow Cases, 1 Betfspread and 2 lamps. RUTLAND I I Furniture MASON I Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO I MASON, W. VA. I . - -· ·' -- ' II ·' I ;'• l' ' ',.' �-, --. •··· ........ . . ,,.,.,... � - - � � - � � · · - � · · ·... · ·� ·.,,. . . "­ , . . . • � . • . . - • • • � " · - ·• • • .. -♦• - .. . · · .. • • .. .. . . . ... .. ' t .aa.ny Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 28, HIB i All Stan � .. . .. . .. C . . . . ' -4" SPORTS DESK BY BOB WINGE'IT Senllnel Sporta Wrller the Yankees' American League rivll la. They know the c.nmky, 32. year--0ld A.rroyo was au�,posed to .. -. ., ,. .. Ii . ... ., • .. .. . ., ,. .. '... � ::. � � •· . .. ♦ � � °¥, ll&, � -.. � .. .. . . T • • • = Bertoia's run-S('Orlng ninth-Inn ing single a_nd won it in the rnh when Jim Lemon singled in Len• nie Green. Paul Giel, ex.Minne-. Koufax, pltc�mg the moat con- outs at this resort camp. &eta football star , won his first gmne for the Angels and Green's alstent ball of bl!i wlldness-plauged four hit, exteuded to h is hitting career . carried a one-hitter . mto the ninth when the Cardinals sl rel'lk lo 22 straight games. threatened on singles by Curt t c Orlol,,1 Roul S or '°! June 10. N ew Boys TO Feature Pus S11mmer League Play E ntry a · 1 1 B'1g 500 Auto Dr'1vers Take last armups u ...�. .., .. • �·t r !oo . , ,, New York Clothing House LEADERS Equ1ne • ShOW JS May Gall ' a County OLDS !, THE UNITED SREL WORKERS OF AMERICA I KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, WEST MAIN STREET ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ran- ! KENTUCKY GARAGE .:tio"":�-------_;•:....________ -1 See the YElLOW PUES VESTA RANGES s109,oo t, s79.oo MAGIC OIEF 36" Deln1 Gas lngl 2299 =11t '10 toP KARR and Y4N ZANDT MOTOR SALES TAPPAN · RAN-GES WILIS ANTHONY R.& RAWLINGSallll SONS Co. ,,·i .t::. \.. H 6. R FIR EST ON E STORE \ - • ,' ' �. :; � !· 8erger II Adel res Ch rch G S dy Rector: R OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HAYES and RUSCHEL GARAGE Ltmleo . Ph. ' STARK DRUGS llanilDllnlle popp1es , ShoW Deep R Mi)) ' Of HOME LAUNDRY CO. UUQ FEED STORE a.a., Phone 5319;00 t �. Ch :,:r - ·-- FOREMAN and ABBOTI STIFFLER RED ANCHOR CRIZENS NATIONAL BANK !It• Chrbl· Pho"' I �&: HEINER1 BAKERY FRANCIS FLORIST EXPLORE CARTER CAVES STATE PARK �SiS���SS�� '1usl­ B. H. SANBORN RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLY :.!!', ews And Noles J '1t1 t K. and C. JEWELERS �•ia� 'ti. I--= the - ------➔---· 30th In Carpenter z.upr "ti. ....•' .... • ,.,�., ••t ':: ;:.:..,�,�pt."""s...i . •· :/:i;:1'' MAX WARD AGENCY J AT I' ::'lei ao-eat r-------------------------------•,I F·B5 K.AKK .... ne•• The Hottest Car In Town --SEE Ann.l'i 1.on1:, Lordi: Otrtau.n I I , : Clever Discipline Themselves By Roy L. Smith The Old Testament book of Proverbs Is a man•, book, written for men by men . ThiJ uplaio1 the fact that Ila warning, aro directed to young men, an d that womell are repreaented a, the leducera. Modem life, on U. other hand, la bU.fl' buildln& up waU. deslped to pro . _ lli&ldo-..- ca. a1 ,_ Wednelday. Ind ,,.__, •--, tect women against the cupidity, the lust, and tile npu. Cbrllt of Latter Day &alnta, old 1'1111•._, - _ 8mtdal' Gn.. Cla1ollao O.ard 1ty of men. Town Flau, Racinl • Portland IICbool 9. 311 ., ,._ . W,nblp • 1·..._. P. 14illu, putor : Bible Scbool In War to Ille Dnth Road: Roy Proffltl, putor: Sim- - IO·IO .. m. • audiences Ill ea w a slnsJe week ithin in, Three Um day &:bool t:iltl L m., prwbtna L a ■'i • • I I I • ..._a,u: � �ao°::::� IL AL<- our dty were addreoed by Important Amortca. wbD · 10:.!fl ,. m.; Prayer 14eet1n1 a p CllrWlu ai- _ 8uoday Sebaol .,,� tna • m. m. Wednaday. � had only recently returned from Ruala, where they bad t: iltl L ; Wonblp - 10,• ..,..�� �,,;:;;; a been permitted to atudy educational ayllemJ f1ctor1M. ...,_ co- ., GrllO. .,_ L m. to ::!!· agricultural co-operatl,ee, and communill iDdUllrlal - �� th ...,. - Road, � ,.,...,. .. 01llaJ od1. At oome time during hlJ addreu each one of !be Undorwood, mlnlltlr. lllbla tclM>o ... _ 024 llultanml AYO. DAV Dff:'i,, of the z:.i., llow ua t,ao a !::_��P I0: 30 Hall• Sabbttllt Bcbool I p. m.; It 1s aerved at the n"11Dg ��:��:=,:� fu � a. m. , �•�=I •••••• ?. :Ill p.111. Wonbfp NrYloo 1:11 p. m.; oer- to lhoae unable to attend In lboll""_,,;=.;::.::.;= The U niform Suqday Sd!ool 181011 far )by 28: Robert Reed, Biblo t1cboo1 Supt. ..._ .,. liolttrday. Prayer - monti111, J>readttna ffffJ other Sunday. bepmlnr Stmdaf, Marcb "THE VIRTUE OF SELF-DISCIPIJNE," Getlllia 28: MWway C1mra, Laqntllt; Ing '11wr,day 7:iltl p. m. La...._._ Manley, pulor ; Sunday � al cw, 1111. ._ _ tt. Other montlnJ preaching aer, 12-32; Proverbs 2; 7:1-5; 14:29-30; 16:32; 17:27; 20:11; School, g_ ,o •· m.; Wonblp oer- Rev. Ira II. Tlbbo, Pll5lor. Sun- vtceo untO July -.01 be u follow,: 23: 19-21, 211-33. vice 7:,0 p. m. ; Tueoday 7: !D p. day oc'-1 t: 41 L m.; Wonbip April t, I/lay 7, June '- July an � en e . are m., a;,rayer meeting. Weekend aervice 11 a. m.. ; and 7: 15 p. m. : Evening servicel oo March 2.6, ApI a Ru of all becomtl melllCI tho the of towermg t , sst se Tbe 21 and tma zs p meetmg will be bald be ming prayer meetq 1'uuda 7. 30 ril May 11 J . l war le tha s The economic that la i. terrifying. n es �Il ....ta •Uowoblp outh : April 26 with Charlea Rogen II p. m. You.ig People. rr..! 7• iltl F Y lll& M&Jden mo _ag wa VutlJ ed r Is the West e e ainst opeaker. The publ1c ii Invited. p.m. Jointly with the 0r..., YDIIIII! wg Y t at. t any th n re � mill lhlnl Wed- ha llhlllodlol, ClwdJ Carloloo blvdm-altnaf - People on the 1Jn1 Jllld s,...... TbeCarl It a • lllaUer of Dlaelplllle THI! C H U fl C H PO,t A L L • . _ Rev. Herring, pallor Corroll Kinglbtuy Road _ . acbool neaday Sanda ni,ahu. A L L roft THI! CHUflCN Y According to the report, brought out bv ,relJ.lnformed Nolril. Supt. Sunday ICbool ,:111 t .iltl . L m.,• Wonhlp hour to :30 Orange Chrl.ollaa ClwdJ a.. T\, Cl1111di ii IN tn•'"" fwtw 1/!ldwt.. c obaervera, and the strength ol Buula (U alto ompetent ftral. for � LviJdiaa •I thwac,1.-.- aad 1 p. m. Wednesday; a. ,. every other Stmda),. cated m Athen., County 00 County of China) COiliislo of the undeviating disclpllne that hu . pod ci1iun.liip. f t ii ■ � .r Bible study 7:iltl p. m Wedneod.ty. ;::: Pnl • II. Jolla Lalheru Road 581, J. P. Nothing quite compares with the exhllara­ lliller, pastor. been imposed upon the common people. lt an almoat ,api,it11al v■lu... Wil,....,,1 • IIJOltl Onnch. VB Chmdl, Lelort r.uo. a... Oturc:h. Wm. r. Vor11, Paator Bible School tlon of that final day at high school, .. i!M"r dr,-,:ra<7 _, �i,iljp.flo■ CM ,..,, Sund-, al ,o, be !laid that ev�ry act of every Individual la coDlnlllecl Hubert Sharp, pastor,ahl Sund-, IMlr>iW, "Jl,. r,1 afl fo., r -..1 ,.._ rvMra. Pomeroy. Robert SL Jobn aerfio. Sunday _ Roblnlon,_ oupl ; and directed by the government. The entlre nation la ocltool 9: iltl a. m. ; Wor p ae es 9 a. m.; &mday acbool lO a. m. 1/!ornmg preachmg -,.h,. e¥1'1' pe,- lliwltl attt.d .....-i,c1 The drudgery of note-taking, the monotony on operated as though it were one vasi facto?y. Worken Ht.lllad1 aad twppor1 .-,. Oard, Tlwt ic:<s Sunday al ?,iltl. of assl1111ments and recitation, the tedium of ,� .r ev,n1ng Ille Bradford Chan:11_ ., Chrlol. March 26, April ZS at 11 L m. : are trained for the tasks for which the govemmeal llledl , ara1 (I) FPr 1-,i, IIWII Nb. (2) For l,ifl Chu term papers, the nl(hts of cramming, the toilcuse BaroldN lmeo. tlJra-t,. minister, Charleo Pierce. R ....n Even"'ll . service, .,m be April them, rather than for the work they woUld enjo, dolDa. diildmi', ..... (J) f.r 1hr ..u •f hi, , pu , Rev. c_,.....,;,, .ai,J ,-alio-. {4) FiK !he ..i. or 1118' tellllon of exam week , • • it's all behind school Ho, iltl ._ m. Roosh, Supt.; Bible School 9· Christ= �outh Fellowship They are moved about at the will of the IOVf'llllllent, fe 9 . Sunday ; : .I lh• Ou.,.Ji i111U. ""'hid, aeedo lJ, rn worshi them. : 30 a. m. · 9 iltl a. m. ; Morning worship 10:30 meet, jointly with Hemlock Gme assist in the achievement of natlvnal goali set by • llllal1 ing _,•• ud ■ b,.,;.1 .....,..t. Pia » .. 10 Mo p 1/!YPS ,,. m. lllll!eliatk "- m.:m.Chrlstlan Endeavor tyouth CYF on !st and 3rd Wednesday circle of dictators at the top. Thi success of the -.iu­ .. di.. 111p1.,a, ... ..... ,.. iiWI And ahead • • • graduation , , • tne prom : Ev 6 P. lll!mCOS 1 , edna- I P• ; Evening worship 7: iltl: nights. Miaa Kathy Miller, Pl ••· nlst power. lies In the fact that they are able to llr!DI , • • college • • , a job. m.: W 7 iltl p. a Wednaaday evenlq Blblo aludy Rodi Sprlag, Mtlbodlal Cbarclt, all the creative and construct!,, capacitiOI of 11111 DIiion , ay mee n U g; Prayer at 7,00. day 7 30 pr er R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday to bear upon any task, at any time, that the But as an earnest parent. pause to take hour Tuesday 7,iltl p. m.: MIiool, 9: 30 a. m., Worship lffl'• decree,, Sch Buh... Min atock of your son's spiritual maturity. Has the Freedom Golpe! , tt--11 a1onary aervice 15 the 3rd Tueeday 7=30 p. m. MYF; 6:30 p. m.; ice. The secret o! It all lies In the fact that the lndtwldaa1 JO-H, aoul'• growth kept pace with the mind's? � • Stiveraville Road. E. J. Grilof the month at 7,30 p. m. , WS m. p. y a 30 : Pr 1 y, ; Russian (or Cbmese) accepto the disciplines bla p11uCS Tuesda !1th, pastor: Raymond Evam, s. 11-25 Cbareb ., N- Malbeny. S. Supt. ; swiday School It a.m. er and Bible Siudy, Wed.. 7 : 30 p. men! Imposes upon him. Tbil meam that the COYerDThe finnn... of the bond between the Home rU_.,":"' A..._ Pomeroy. Rev. E. E Evang.li>tic services and the Church holds the answer. Strenrthen ment operates as though it were a alDC1e machine tlll4er 7:iltl p. m. ; m. that bond every Sunday, In a world that con­ control of a Bingle operator. The power that la ,enthe Chan:IJ ChrhUan Plalu Toppen Prayer meeUng 7:30 p. m. TuesMo;.:'1;;"� �J,:.1'"" �».; day. erated Is lnconce1vable. 0 etantly tests the faith of men , • • the last ezam �oo1 J• P• Miller• pastor · Bible .:R.Cll • - Pray. ,_ -1-E .. • v:.., V Nffn.-.. 7;,w; _Abtllllenee OIi� --...ua, U 11111 .,,,.... every Sunday at 10 a. m., Don er 1/!eelinI Thunda 7· 30. g aspects of thia di,clpllnary nllem he of strikin One { Landon, Supt. : Morning pre, chins i:i. · Fairole Ch 1235. reaches It down into the orivate lives of iJMli-. way until July aa follows at 11 a. m. is the Spencer, ",,....r. ay personal habits and dedslolll. cta their nR ••• I/larch !9 April 16 May 14 Motti'. viduals, al li ,o a. Herbert , for uample, are chMln ive studenll er·, Day,' Juno 1 1.' E vening aerv- Russian un mty �oung Un g while llilI in blah ICbooL university career, =...- mee ea unJcea on April 2. April :1, May 18 for their paid durinC lhelr unlver• day at 6 : U p. m. : Preacbmg 7:30 a are and June 25. Cbrii;tian Youlh Fe!- There fter their expemes youth if a Russian uldencl of P- m. ; Prayer meetiq Wedneslewahlp and Chi Rho meet on the sity years. But l'IIID, labor demoted lo be Is Ind and 4th Wedne!da• ,tght., the use of lntoslcanll, "Gain nt freedom lt'ltla laope lt u,lll, In some measure, foster and day 7:30 P· m. Siberia. of mines 111111 . and may even be 1ent off lo the Miss Nancy Lou Cole, pres. Free Melhodlll Chareli, Lure! From Oi,figunmont' In similar fashion sexuality is frowned upon !be reRobCl Chur l, Rev. R Eugeoe Glell. pasAllred Mclbodlol cb ' laelp fflstaln that u,hle la b 900d 111 famllt1 and eona­ il SUNDAY porno, lnr. Sunday ocbool 9, iltl : Phil ert R. card, pa,tor: 9,30 a. m., suit being that there is a complete ablence Cit 1Dliffr WHTN-TV • CblaeN IIJld n Russia erature amon lit phlc e . �• Wise, Supt. : Morning worship munlt11 life, this feature is sponsored la e Channel 13 _ 10,00 a.m. Sunday School, Lloyd Dillinger, ty students. 10: SO a. m,: Youth lffl'ict 7 p.m.. mpt. : Worship service at 10 : 4S a. SJ ------ ----Drlnken VS Abltalnm • fll'IIU and or9ani:atl on• whose names appear Evangelistic 18t;Vice '1;30 p. m.; Clttidlan 8elence Society, 144 m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. prayer aer• In a smgle word, the competition between the eomMulberry Ave., Mo Pomeroy. Mid • week prayer otrVice Wedm vices. the we,tern democraclea la a eoDlesl and powers munist ul Chun:• lbocUst ng ce rv with 11 t at "Ancieo Rulland Me I ae t nesday 7:iltl p. m. C below. ' ahtp between abstainers for the most part llld clrlnbra. B1aeD Run Fne M-= e.. and Modern Neceromancy, Alias Herrin aator· Mom· r a of course, that quanliliee of liquor are COD· bert E. Smilh, Sr., "••tor : SUn- Mesmerism, Denounced" the sub- 10. 30 9. ,. It is fact, urch lesson sermon. There ., - .... v..,;.;. Weber, aupl ; ,"YF sumcd by the Russian government officiall, at state day School 9 : :111 a. m., Worley )eel of no wisdom nor understanding 6 P. m Monday. wscs lira! Tue• funcllons, and elsewhere. But so br as the worura and Haley, 5upt. ; Morning worship JS use of lcohol la tro.&­ d, Service , 6: <5 nor counsel against the 1..<Jrd. day and JleCOlld Thunday of eacb the students are concerne any Youth m. a. 10:30 Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. Jeweler and Optometrist month: Family n'""' '-st Stmday ed upoll. JI dependable statislica were a�able, It would P. m.: Evangelistic meaaqe, 7:30 Proverb, 21:30, • 1 1 5 e. 2nd St. Pomeroy ed that the per capita consumption at 6 .30 probably be discoverand China was the lowest on mth. Middleport p. m.; Prayer meeting. Thurl- RooN o1 ....,.,, -· o. e""'11ng 01 eae' of alcohol In �ussla Phone WY 2-2460 'Ille Country Churdt 1n Town. sw,. Evening s • r _., , iesday day 7:30 p. m. Just as � drinl<lng craflsma!' cannot com1191e wllll one Pellleeoolal Aum•IJ Roole u day ICbool 9:30 L m. Berl Boggs 7,30 p. m. Prayer ,,.,.ting. JS �nlircly sober, so also 1t ii lmpoalble for a dnmwho Dorcu: E. Codner, Jlllllnr, Sunday SUpt. Morning worship 11 a. m. Eden Valle<I Breth,,. Cbarclt ken nation to_compete with a sober nation. Scbool 11 a. m.; Children'• cburch EvangeliaUe &erYice 1,,0 p. ,._ S Id Blake he A mencan peop _can � �iwa.i4 :;n..,!1'elr M to s P. m.; Worahip 7,30 p. m. Sun- Sermon by paator Rev. Lila. a. m. •:�:,; mJ;lary powers to do f:ell' boo ., duty, ..... ...., na,.__ Bakers 01 Good Bread Thursday 7 . 30 p m. prayer meet• Muney. Christian Endeavor 7: 15 day Tuesday and Friday lion. But eve n nucl�_missilee eannut fore,ar defend a · All lni and Bjblo ,tudy· Everyone p. m. Song aerv1<e1 B p. m. C. E. people who cannot discipline them,ei,es. lkadlluJ Chudt o! • 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy lllareum, mlniller,. Biblo Scltool welcome. Edmond Lile Pastor. Prellidenl Howml Smith. Classes (Co yright 1961 by the Division of Cllrtltiln Bduca­ Huntlntlon, W, Va, p O: ; wo :.� I iltl "'�� Tappen Plalu E.U.B, Ch11tth, !or all preaching oervictd 8: 211. tlon National CounclJ. nf the Churches al Chrlat la Ille '::vor nbl 8 ,P. m.; �•- Paul Hooks, pulnr: 9:30 •· m. Mid-week prayer · meeting. Cia,s Uniled States of America.) . _____ Worship, 7 P- m. Worship; 10: ao a. m. Sunday leader Ray Adams. All are we1- 1 .:.=.:..:..._...::c..:..__:__..:..______ , Klq:dom Ball at JUnalt • It'll- School: 3 p. m. Baptismal eervices come to one end all of these ser Graca Epilcopal Clmd Pmt- 1 0 Furniture and Appliances eY. neases Public meeting Sunday 3 al Shade; 8 p. m. Wed., Prayer vices. On State R•ute 124,. two eroy: William A. Roberts, Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices p. m.: Watchtower lludy 4 P. m.; meeting. milea above Reedsville. First and Third Sunday■• 10:30 a. Cheater; Ohio Phone YU 5-2125 5 U B_lblo study Tueoday 8 p. m. ; Ser· Finl Baplllt Cllarelt, Rlldoe, m. Holy Communion; Semnd, ' Middleport ""' meeting Tbunday 1 P. m.;,J Arthur R. McCauley, pastor; 9:,0 Bdllleliem Boplld Cllureh, Fourth and FRlh Sundays lO·iltl rOUpS Un G Arthur R. Md:au!ey, a. m. , The Order for Dally 1110;.._ ltllalllry acboo1 Thursday I p. m. . a. m., Sunday School, Chester Great Bend, th Duvllle P I i g r i m llollnen Simpson, tupt.; 10:45 a, m, Morn• pa�tor: 9:30 a. m. Mommg ,wor- Ing Prayer. 8 a. m. Holy Com- 'ftN: .:iperintmdmt al . ...• Church. Langavllle, Don Wachan• Ing Worship, "Remembering Past slup and Sunday School, . . ·� munfon : Church School at 10, ilO a. Tem_per...,. •- of Oldo tiNI,.• M+ schwam, pastor. Sunday scboo.l Sacririces"; 5: 45_ p. m. Senior memberm� P a s t Sacrlllces m. every Sunday, Meetings: Vea- �Wll � Ba-a- ol m., try, F ll'St Tue,day, 8 p. m. : Guild, ,iill spoalt: II tho ,-., Blp· t,iltl a. m.; lllorn1ng ...,,hip 10:30 BYF; 6 p. m. Junior BYF: 8 p. m. Cbester Sunpso_n, Supt. ; 7 p. __,_ Evenmg worship. First Wednesday, a p. m.: aiurcb lilt ODd lftlhotlM L m. ; Pilgrlm Youth 8:45 p. m.; EvenllJl! service. Wed., 7:30 p. m. Syrawaa Finl Uni... Presby- Women, Third Thursday, t p. m. day montlng II t,iltl anti .,._ Local Union 5668, Evangelistic ,ervice 7:iltl p. m.: Prayer meeting. Makers of Holsum Bread Fellowahlp aervlce Wedneoday lloalh Belhel EUR Cllureh. terlan · Church, Howard Ruppelt, Heath Molhodlsl CbrdJ. - respectively, . ...... Ravenswood, W. Va. i:aul Hooks, paslnr; 9:30 a. m. pulnr: Worahip 9 a. m. "Victory dleport, Raymon Konkright, pu- lfany will nean llff 1,:111 p. m. 1 JWh-liol of w as llto pastor y m iltl an ial S School ea h t: a. m., the tor: Sunday pec Mlddlepon ·Qmeb et ... No Sunday School; 3 p. m. Baptismal In Del ! ;" ■reae , Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. senices at Shade; 8 p, m, wor• Junior Choir; Sunday School !O Jack Bechtle. mpt. ; Morning church before bfcamiDI ••chL worship, 10:iltl a. m. "Penuuives ed wilh tho Tmtpwwo '­ . Sunday J!Chool 9:iltl L Ill. ; 1111111> ship; 7 p. m. Pastor's Study •· m. Ing Worship service, 10;30 a. m Course on Tuesday; 8 p. m. 'ftiurs. Bethl..D)' EUB Charch «�l : o( Steadfastness." I p. m. Senior in 1951. Re ..-nd 18 J'llrl M a F. E. Dunn, pastor: Worship 9: 30 Youth Fellowship; ? p. m.. Oun- Metbodilt mlrW,.. .11111 dllD IM6a'e EvangellBUc services each even- Pr,aaer meeting, flelJl in Support the Church of Your Choice Ing at 1:iltl lhrougb April 16 with E•lerprlae EUB Cbun:h, F.,.._ SUnday School 10:30, otill Knopp, mission on Education; Wedne,day. turn g lo U.. �Po[!l9roy'1 Budget Shopping Center In 1958 llr. '911!11< - __. 7 p. m. choir practice. Ralph and Joann Dunmire, sing- els H. Glazier, pastor: Worship Supt. Po-roy West Main Strffl UB Chureh, F. E, Finl BaplW a.ue., to - bla � plll­ service 9,30 a . . m, Sunday School C,rmel E tll'HIIUliclans. oemn& a flolol •¥ JlrlAafter 15 9: pastor: Boone, Donald port. 9:30 as supt.; Weeks, Dunn, p tor: Sunday School Naoall Bapllo& - SUnday school 10:25 a. m., E. E. two ,-rs. la tdflllie IILI for tive Fowler Tony Sctlool, Church m. a. ellsitc prayer m. serYice 7:30 p. Wotsbip 10:45; Evening 1:IO a. m.: worship, 11 a. m. Enng ,tudy el tbe Temgenera) much service p i 7 worsh m. a. 10:15 Youth supt.; Fellowship 6:30 p, m.: meetitlg 8 p. m, prayer Nl'Yice, W.tneaday Tlke'Someone to Church with You Youth Choir pr,:lct.lC'e, Wed., 6 :30 Syracuse EUB Cllllff:h, F. E. 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowahip; 7:30 perance albjeet. M 11111 ..t..adlil p. m. Wed. 7 : 30 the Yale School of Akoltol llatlCarfflller 11ap1111 - Sunday P- m.; Prayer meeting. Wed. 7:30 Dunn. pastor : Sunday School 9:30 p. m. ,Worship service; 8,30 p. m. Sunday leo. meeting; Prayer m. m. Aid p _'11mrsday; p. m. 11<,n Quisenherry, Supt.; . acllool 9: iltl, l4aming worlhlp P· practice. Children • choir Choir practice, Satur• Prayer Evening worship 7:30; WY :Z.2644 Pomeroy I0: 15. GENERAL REPAIKING Sytilcuse Finl Ulli&ed PretbJ'_ Sunday day, 2 p, m. meeting Wed., '1:30 p. m. Rlldudl Ftnl Bapllll Middleport WY 2-3151 Church, Haward Ruppelt, lerian lllllNleport, Chrlal, Chardl F. O!Rrell, EUB o! -I 9:iltl L m. Pnac1tinc Sun, Ill•� Illar oo 9 a. m. Worship service. pastor: . iniste l I putar: Sch a. Sunday Gluier. r: 9:30 H Fred . Gardner, m day 2·SO p. m. � . Remember Me"; 10 a. a. "Mast.er Ihle, , aupt.; m. B ible Schoo). Wendell Gerlach Lou PNIIJ,terln _ 9:45 m Hl"MIJ'lt w SUnday- acbool • a. m. WYF 7 Worship senice J0:45 a. m.: Supt : 10 :JO Morning worship m. Sun(£ay School : . 9: 30 a. m., -r(The Friendly Dant) . and Bible ,!Udy INerf Tuel- Prayor meeUng Thurs., 8 p. m. "Not In Vain; " 6:iltl p. m. Jr. and Congregational meeting ; '11,ursp. m EUB Cllllrdl, Paul Sr. Youth Groupa: 7:!0 p. m. Eve- day, t:30 p. m. Stall meeting of. Mlddl1POrt Your Walgreen Agency day. Prayer and probe .....i.o ._.. JOBS , Boob pa_, to •· m. Sunday nlng Service "He Shall Save": DVBS at Metbodisl Church. Saturday 1:45 _p. Stmclay m. Finl Ulllle4 Prouylerlaa MIPlona of NII [11'111.... .... acbool School; 11 a. m. Worship; 3 p. m. Wed. . 7: ,0 p. m., Bible study and I Peobooolal Phone WY :Z.2586 Pomeroy . evangtlisUc 88fflCI 7, 41 Baptismal aerv1ee1 at Shade; 6 p. Prayer meet ing: 8:30 p. m. Choir. Church, Middll!port, Howard Rup- ful mmnoriab ro Amerb't ._ L m �'. e '...;.., m. YCIIJth Fellowship; I p. m. Fri- FINI Bop1b1 Charclt, Pomeniy, pelt, pastor: 9, 30 a. m. Churdt - _ will Ito _,. u,......._. • Bibl- y night Prayer Meeting. Wedneaday lllll p. Ralph Zundel, )lffl«: 9:30-11: � School, Richard Vau�an, IU)IL; the u11tm today � -�- IChool aim. ,al m. om- - Valley P- U.U,., a. m. combined ..rv1ce of .,.,. 10,iltl a. m. "::•·slup, ltlamr Re- ™- annual oblerv.... lo tll, M 9 811 L -&nday I, P. llllller, paolor. ,hip and study. Special music. member Me. 5 :30 p. m. Youth rede4 "7 the - ....... J. P. Joacblm, Prop. c Ing ,ronblp I0:45. Evanpllll i Supl Fellowahlp. Monday 7:30 p. m. Alllllla.7 and ,n• llllt"9d bJ the Cadlllao-Oldsmoblle - T:G p, m. llldweet pray ._ - - -11: Guest ,peaker, Mr. Berger, Quality dry eln.nlnf and ta1111dr7 aervtee. gue o! Bibi! Study ; Wed., S :iltl p. m. Amerba Lecim and amDfarJ emper■nce Lea Sunday Sc:bool •...., nthe, Sunday of the T ?·4!1 m. Try our rough-dry service, flat wort lronotl. ,r - Wedneaday Junior choir pra<:ti<e; 7 p. m. M lbt olllclal _.w no... 241 W. Main St. church. Junior and wilb Olcar - u &,pl ; Sun- Ohio. Nunery l:IJapol .,._.._ chair practice. Senior o( Phene WY t-2057 Mlddltp0rt wedding church . ttltortlr after the Finl W 0 r I d onlllp day - fl beld '"' alternate 2 p. m. Open Blblo acboof l·iltl ._ W.-14 SetllemHI U: L - w... Neaae e,'.on. W h a Sar and Rouah Sundayl al the � Bottom Meth- Robert _... ll,IO � m. on edllt Chlil'Cb al 9.iltl, l>Arkl Yates, Receptloo lollowlng; Monday 9-11 Weber Thoma, paafar. Proadllnl fte L...._ ,_.., llttl• llo- - r. ... -� �-• �---.......,.._ ,upl; Communion and preacbtn1 Dally Yacalinn Bible School: Wed. services I p. m. Sunday. Deal ct.rlil • ..,.lou wOI Ila held on Ibo fol- 7:30 p. m. Bible ■tudy and prayer. lllllle<I Melha4JII - - � la Lt. Cot Jofm lle­ .....,a . PIIIDlblng I, Heating Blblo acboof l:iltl L III PrNchloa lowing Sundaya al the atrlsllon TIie Fe4ented Cbmd,, Evaeget- eroy, Eugene Brown. pulor: 1:11 Rae I J-", "In Our Alm Is To Satlafy IO pd It> - fir!' 240 �'l'!'ln St. Mlddleport 10: L m. OD the llrll and lhlrtl Qiurcb lhntugh April. at 10:SO- teal and Reformed-Pnlsbyterian. a. m., Church Sc:ltool, Kenneth Field,, I md -■yL PhoM YU 1-2145 Chester, Ohio WY :Z.2550 Euler Sunday, April I. and Ap- Pomeroy: Waldo J. Bartels, pas- Finley, ,upt. ; Worship 10: iltl a. m. baltlellaltla lllldlara" � It : ..., lte!lnd - d ai,w - ril 30th. Evening IWYfcea will be tor, Jnhn Wm. Blaettoor, Dir. o! "Power lor Service " Jf\'F, Jr, of ib B le llcbool 9:30 a. m.; Wortblp held there al 7: 30 on Sunday1, Chr. Educ. Sunday Schoo!, 9:15 a. and Sr. . 6 p. m. ; Wed. 9 •· m. bleak ...-mp. brl&ltl MrYlce 10:iltl a.m. ; Youth Fol March 19, AprU 16. J. P. Miller m. : Worship 10:211 a. m. "Ready! Prayer and study course: 7 p. m. Tho ]IOtltll' low■blp I P. m.; Wonbip 7 p. at. of Shada Valley Pastoral Unity Is For What?" Youth Fellowship, cboir rebearaal. Sunday, May JIii, -ia1 lo Amerlctm - of Sunday achoo) 1:iltl a. m.: - pool«. Freeland 'iorrlo preaches 6: <5 p. m. ; Thurlday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Lewill C. Berger will be the lhnl ....., d • tribute to llv­ 'l �if-Dart-Dodge Trucks m. Annual .. dl■oblod llll lftll'lltfp 10:iltl m.a. ; ICvenJaJ al the Mtlbodflt Cburdl. Vacation Churc� Council meeting: Friday, guest opea11.er; Ohio at PnadlJ ..i,,g, a _, .., PopLa1t,MlclcH..-rt, Ohio 1:iltl P. ; Prayer meot, Bible ScbGol begins May 19th a..� 7:30 p. m., Happy Harvester&' Conference June 6-11 Middleport PY Dq," - tho Auxlllar)'. Iida .. Lake Erie. •--------------------..;..------ ' ... and ll1ltlt ....,, ,,. p. ... - Jm,a 11b. - -p .., IDNLina, · ·" ,-' ..... ···�-·, '.a For Women 10.95 to 19.95 I !Nl-5 creat SWIM WEAR I I SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK Senti nel Church News 4 be washrj up as a majm leaguer year ago but he ,omeh ,w --=== :.:......:l.:.(.L.JU managts to find lhe holt!':lo m their "Wh■i ar;e!:U-;;. lor ant ba ts. Flood an� Bill White. Rlght-flel�er The ex·Sl. Louis Cardinal left· I Tho Oriole� scored four runs i n Duke Sn kler made a shoestrmg hander hustled to Ford's re.Jt"ue the first Inning and routed Herb catch of Ken Boyer's low liner, again Thursday night to preserve Score hl'fore he retired ... batter I how_ever' and completed a �ameToday should mark the season's end for the Pomeroy Catalina & Jantzen a 6-4 victory over the Beston Rc.d to pave the way for Steve Bar• I High baseball team but nearly all the players, with exg endmg double play �Y throwm to ceptipn of five seniors, will resume play next week on Soi.:. The win raised Ford's rec• her'� sixth win. Hoyt Wilhelm re- i second base. Bob Gibson was the the Pomeroy Panther High School ' Summer League ord to 6-I but it w a!I Ult fnurth Ueve<t ;n the eighth and shut out I hard luck. loser for the Cardinals. team. lime Arroyo has come to his auiJ. the White Sox (pr the last lwo Managers Paul "Corky" Kloes and Bob Wilson had lance tnis season. In .:111. Arroyo I ·ann 1ngs. Sherman Lollar hit a • for the�r • · h ope fuIs on th� r·1e 1d We dnesd ay evenmg t.hctr BIDES THREE WINNERS has made 17 nlief appearances three-run homer 'or White Sox · Joe Nuxhall , ear-oId ex ·c ID• ftrst workout. The five seniors who were to play their uec-11 Ior lbe y ankees and ,l�ii •--CAMDEN, N.J. CUPl l - Jockey Iast game today un der a h'1g h SCh001 banner are T!fry credited wiili seven "iia\'e-s" th is I Men's Swim Trunki Hemes Larry , ' W alt Blum. 'll-year--0Id nauve_ 0r Ebersbach k n Fra Coates, Dor Kmght, w year. · Three Bethanians Brooklyn, N.Y., won the first and David Brown Sffb :ze VldorlH · 2,98 to 5.95 •e many face s roving · A n esday e d b II l W d ar t e e i.u d �lANAPOLIS, three races at Garden State- Park e Ind. 1 'JPfl - With Arroyo lo back bun up in w Among ed L tters . . nittfs, · lud'mg the •••. were new recruits up from Pon y League. They include t.dd.1e Sachs vowed today to the late m inc __, haa re- I Three Bethany College, Beth• Thu-' F""u i� ay. - oo . . l n· Mike Boyd, Spe l _,_,Fred Shasteen " Jve Tom g it al l've got to beat the bounded from t.is med ioere 2-9 ! any , W. Va. fr e Willie Blackwell, from Pom• da i y double , and then scored with !' shmen 1 pack to the Ilrsl and most hazard• campa· 1 n ,..,n and 1a ' red at the annual No Dance m cer, Jim Louks, Ernie S i sson, whitey Ebersbach. · the Ieature event. Boys' Swim Trunks • wei i on ' eroy were hono 1,_. ign . s. year had a already who have those m ou tu when the 50().•mle Me- hlB way toYia1-d achievm� This grou with . lhe 1 a11•!ports banquet Thursday night, ' ' o f C' oach morial Day auto race O ns TUts• . . ' un der th,e able d'1rec t1on or more o ( basebalJ � to 1 6 __ l .98 pe flf"St 20-v1ctot·1 reason of hta _ ca- 1 May 25, at the school. CARDS SIGN GRAY Russ<:11 Moore, should make tfie Panther e n try a strong day. reer. Ford ha.1 been a iilar unce ! They are Richard Clark uf . 5q uad · He J.S m a good 1pot to take l950 but has never alt.lined the l Route 3, Arnold Evans of Rouce ST. LOUIS HJPll-The St. Louls the lead t the uI.set f h 2().w m class that ts commonly ac- 1, and Phillip Harrison of Routt Cardina1s of the National Football Seem_s ru1 t�ough Sports D!ak has not yet put th�ougb lap grind :ince ,! ,its ; tth: � l LADIES' SHORTS . . . po cepted aa the mark of a, star I 1, Pomeroy. Cl:irk and Harri.sou League have 11lgned offensive "- pos1.1ion a question this year on ma1or league baseball history -the i·nsiue th 1 IJ'Sl oI m e en to a con• Gray 1961 a K rd gu t. pltc er, h ' were awarded letters baske II in we o wt ay T d an. f me that ha�n 't been a nswere d by so , l l rows of thn>e eara that l me u and P 1'lk! Cleveland Indiana routed ball and Evans rectived a lell!er tract . He stands 6-2 and weighs try agatn! for the flying �tort. s. pound :t.lO Angele, Angels, 13 5, an d Los in baseb a ll. BASEBALL QUIZ . 00 h, '"d he 1' going to be moved to w�hln 3� BLOUSES to Match games of [ I What major league baseball nlayer ht! two home te I e fl>;� Sfart won' t be 1 a lme t first first place when the Minnesota the � run� in one world se11es game ( in 1017) By Shapely up •en ion all t year when \ Twms score d ao 11-innin�. 7--0 VIC· , � this had happened smce 1903? . als �t on ttie pole nd two 2. What major league player was picked off first ba!le !: 0�h�� �rivers beat blm ?mto the tory over the Detroit 'figcrs; the 1 Balhmore Orioles beat the Ch lthree times in one game? 1 so est tu Blouses ___ 2.98 & 3.98 m " , _ ju1np.lor . eago White Sox M and the Kan- I 3. Steve Brod ie was sa id to have made ,2.75 t a ar they told ab ' me out L ye S ' t playe 1-ea"gue sas city Athl:tici down d the I . lng off the Brooklyn Bridge ; what majo; Shnm ______ 3.98 - lhe respons1b11ity of leading t h ii! Washmglon Senators 4. � L'le i 3 ' ' 0 r made $5,000 for walking across the bridge1 (Aft�r being 8 lap, that I ahould _ , . take It Ammcan "" l 1.A:ague game'1. sold by t�c Brooklyn Feds le the New York Gtants he Peasy insu lo · re a f e s a reca I ap, l• " · Sand price. e sa e f h 1 o K t ) cent · per O ed 0 fax pitcheit a recetv 5H Our Nico Solodlon 01 - r� led the Allentown, Pa , restaurant "U Major League standing, Mariehal (2-ll vs. CardweU (S·2) . ;om y Oav� h �� 4. What major league player hlt a ball to the extreme h er r us : ow r. ne � Phlladelphla at Clnclnnatl, night By United Pre11 InternatloDMI 500-ft. point in cen terfield in the Polo grounds, but ll III;ghth horner O the ,eason as MEN'S STRAW HATS ___ 1 .98 to 5.95 "Heck, I had so much to do I s? American Lea Ue Pirate the -Green (H) or Ferrarese 1 0-11 of Carey Max was caugh t by the Los Angeles Dodg�ra shaded I n't d 1 coul stay m front. was n W Lg Pet· GB vs. Jay !4-3) , 5 . What ma/ or league player led the "Outlaw'' Federal d spot going Into that lint the St. Lout, C.rdlnafl, t,o, and Detro .t lhi1 · , .344 ( ? i stence ex Its of yyears both in mg ,;; ii .692 bot Los Angeles at Milwaukee, nlghl league i n Men'• & Boys' Beachcomber and m I lost the first lap to Rodger moved to within a hall game of Cleve;and tu apolis n India the with .366 Feds, y n 2.1 15 .605 !¼ -W illiama (3-2) va. Spahn (4--1,. with the Brookl I Ward and t flr l pla in only Nationa ce the 11 •• nr. tti Jim Ra ma '· New York Boot Neck Shim to Match 20 15 •571 "• P1'ttsb,,..,.1, •· m'ght-e,o• at St·LoUu,, ' ) F•ds League game. that So this t won league ' happen Federal the led again player league more 8 !Li 6 What major I 22 18 .550 51/ l Friend (5-0 vs. Simmons 0·3). � Kubek, Blaachard Homer lhc fast•tatking Sachs Mid he'll ; ln �tolen bases and slugging percentage i n both yea1 :i Ht t9 .500 71 !1 Saturday'• G•ints k and Johnny Blanr!J Mmnesota_ Tony Kube d1 11 , 'e 1 all · the w a y e? until Leagu I'm l a ln ' Feder the of ce during the existe n Kansas City 15 455 9 Los Angeles at Milwauk...e 18 ard hit two--run homen t,.1 lead 7. What major league player had a lifetime bat�ing l firsl place-I really try to lea.d the Yankees u . hit at tack that Waahmgtoo 18 22 .450 9¼: San Francisco at Chicago ' average o f 310 with the New York Highlanders, Indian- going mto the first tul'!'I .. Pomeroy, Ohio 15 20 .429 10 Philadelphia at Cinclnnatl, n!ght dealt Billy Muffett his fourth loss Boston s? I Giant IIC1wev York cr, he New isn't and kidding him1 apolis Feds, Brooklyn Feds Chicago 14 24 .368 12 ,i; Pittsburgh at st. Loula, night _ self He aakt he was aware that Arroyo relieved Ford \� ith two _ __ � � _ Lo s Angeles 13 23 .36 1 12'.� men on base and none out 1,1 the severa l other driven hnve the s Thursday's Re1ult1 ente, Pirates 'n· Moon Dodgeeighth inning and ·oitched hlllcss ' 1's 25 '• '8o b,·ru!On same idea. M' ta 7 Delro1t· � (11 ·mn!ngsl i nneso 26 · Mays G1an ·· "Jim Hurtubise might try for hall the real of the way, Jackie ' Kansas City 4 Washington 3 ll�s 25 l hc early Jeacl, and Ward is riglit Jl�nsen homcr<.'O for lJ 1-;wn. an d 13 Los Angeles 5 Clevel Am�r;caa J.. ea�ut:Genlifo, Or• , n J By U nll-NI l'revs JdfernaUooal , loles 42: Cosh, Tigers :14 ; Boro; brhind me," .11a ld Sachs. · ''J'hat WUlie Kirkland and ohn y Ro New York 6 Boston 4, ni_ght . ard is one of the toughl..'SI: com- mano drove in four rum each and Baltimore Natloa11I Lugue • Tigers 3.1; Co lavito , Tigers 30 ; , W 6 Chicago 4, night , WoOOy Kirkland Held Romano, " s 8 Pct k petitors, and R. 0 la Hurtubi e. Playl"r & Club G. AB Fr day Killebrew. Twins 2B, Probable Pltcllert 1 t " and Bubba Phillips M oomers to _____ Moon, L. A. �7 123 25 45 . 34:lu Ptublnt: at Chicago New York, nightlead the Indian s· t7•hit attRr.k. Minor Le■pe Renll■ Clmnl(', Pitts. 33 136 22 47 .l46 N ■Uonal IAaiu�: Podres . Dodgynn f4-ll vs. Turley (3---21, W Malh11ws. M il 33 129 24 44 . 34 , en S- I : Mizell . Pirnte!I -t•I ; Mc By United Pres, laternatloaal Jim Grant staggeMI lhrourh 6 Boston at Baltimore, ni.:;}if----IT NOW 2·3 inning:11 to pick up his fourth IalenaUenal Leaiue Gonzll'r.. Ph i l 30 95 14 32 .3'37 C.Ormlck, Gia n•.s s-i: Koufn SChwall f H)) vs, Estrada <2•S). wln with .Barry Lalm.n 1 deanml!! & AN Bollin�. M il. �1 12"J 30 n . 33.1 Dodgers 5.2 : Pmkcy , Reds 4 -2; Burfalo 8 Rlchmond 3 - ·�Minnesota a t Washington. night, I Jersey City 1 I Syrac ll.M! 4 A.eron. M il. 11 128 19 40 . 3 3 llunt ,Reds .._2 ,. Burdette, BravE'l Kaat ( l.3) vs. McClain 14-lt. by Charleston 4 Rochester 2 Shmrl, Pills. 27 93 14 29 :n2 1 4-z , Kansas City at Cleveland, night olum bus at . C Toronto ppd. Houk, Polls. 31 llO 9 34 :kU Affler1c•• League: Regnn. Tl· -Daley ( f.5 ) vs. Hawkins (4-2). AmerlcM Anodat!Gn W ill s . L. /\ �7 153 27 47 . 307 gers 5--0 ; Motsi, Tigers 5--0: G rnnt. Detroit at Los Ange�e.s, night T Davis.I, A . "9 153 22 47 .307 Indian, 4-0; Lary , Tigers H : Omaha 7 H mutou 6 -Lary (H> vs. Kline 1 1 -2 1 • Da llas-Ft. Worth at Denver ppd. A muW.an Lt-ague I Ford, Yanks S-1. Satanlay'• Games Louisville at Indianapolis resched• .350 38 21 103 78 n n i M Kil!hrw, _____ Chicago at New York uled for later date. Cash. llf'trolt .141 129 J3 45 349 Boston at Baltimore 1 P■clflo Coad Leape Temple , Cleve 311 155 22 53 :� Mlnnesota at Washington San Diego 7 Tacoma I n. llbn,;n . Bal 41 UH 29 53 . .u;" The allla county Riding Clua Kansas City at Cleveland · G Portland 11 Vancouver 6 Green, M inn. J7 144 Z2 47 3'.0 N Jnc. will have its annual HorlC! Detroit at Los Angeles, nlght Spakane IO Seattle 1 1 l Homanu, Clev 311 130 18 42 Show on Tuesday, May SO NaUoa■I League I 1 Hawaii s Salt Lake City 4 Boro�. Detroit 3!1 ltO 20 l'i .... 1 W. L. Pd. OB p.m. at the Gallta County Junior Sauthen Auoelalloa :-iieV(•r.� . Chi. 311 144 25 48 .319 Mrs. Moae1 Perry apent n rew ' Fair Grounds, Rt. 35, S miles San Francisco 22 13 .629 . . I Trinndo5. nnl :\II 121 14 38 . 314 days recently with Mr. and Mrl. Chattanooga I Little Rock 1 west of Gallipolis. The Club 11 a Plttsburgh 20 13 .006 1 \ Tasby, W;,sh 35 131 1 1 41 .313 Ma.lcolm Caudill and family, near NuhvllJe 11 Shreveport , member of the 24 18 .800 Hi Ohlf:1 V alley Horse Los Angeles Blrmingtam at Atlanta ppd. Home Rua1 w8verly, Show A,an. and the 14 cla119 polnt Cincinnati 20 18 .556 2¾ N11Uona.l l.f'a,rut : Cepeda, GI• Mn. Sidney Parker and AM:l, Moblle at Macon ppd. ahow wlll be judged under rule:1 Milwaukee 16 17 .4R5 a Eu&.en Lea,u, ants 12: Hobmso1, Reds l l · Moon Bolivar wen guests lhl.J �·eek WORLD'S NEWEST SPORT COUPEI St. LouiJ set up by the As811. 15 19 .441 61,; Dodgers 10: M11lhf'w11, Braves JS, of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Reading 11 Williamsport 4 Classes are: Chicago 12 23 .343 10 Lancaster 10 Springfield 6 May,, firnnlt 6: T. Davis, Dodg- Ney Carpenter. Slide ll11lde thll fiery new ,i■mor coupeJ Lean bad!: in comfortable bucket ,eata-.etan41. Lead In Pony (Rider six or Philadelphia 11 13 .324 lOIJ, ers II Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frale/ Jchnstown lO Binghamton • Thuraday"a Remh■ under) not judgfd trophy for all ml II no utr■ COIi! Feel tho tbrW of u• •• w Rockette 185 b.p. Enain• , , , four barrel Aml" rkn n l..eague: Gentile, Or- and children had H guests tl\ls ! -- __ ___.::..._____ entri , Loe Angele, 1 st. Louis O, nlghl and t Mn. Blll Burke an lmam • lole! 12: Colavi o Tigers 11. Kille weekend her parents, Mr. ana 1 carburetor, dual tmtlet uh1uatl, high-torque NII' 1sle1 You can 'be ·1mon1 the fint to Pittsburgh at Chicago, ppd., r:iln 2. u Parade Horae. brew, Tw�n� 11: Mantle, Yank.a to; Mrs. Arthur Hamilton imd �r \ Ft. Knox, Kentucky were guests . Philadelphia at MUwaukee, nlgh.t, owo Old1mobUe'1 1ctlon•packed Cutlw . • . oewest and aportieat of the amallet cara!I SN!Vn, Yi. hate Sox. 9 ; Averill, An• brolher- in-law and sister \Ir. and or their mother, Mrs. Hazel l. Engllsh Three Ga ited. ppd., r ain t. Weatem Pteasure Horse. gele� 9; Wagner Anr,els 9. Mn. John Vealey oil of Oak Hill, Burke, Carol and J. W. aod at• tended commencemeat at Albany s. Weatem Pleasure Pony mn- Conly games scheduled) Ru• DaUed la w. Va. Frlday'1 Preb■blt Pltellen N■Uon•I Leapt; Cepeda. GI- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye. Jr High Sdwol where J. W Burke der 48'' <Rider 11 yrs. or under) San Francisco at O.!cago - 1 . llsh ait ive . Hors G ed anta 33; Aaron, Braves 32 : Cltm and dauRhllm, Gall, Beverly, was a membtir of the graduating 8 � FSbcll: Horse. tt 7. Western Sharon and Ruth, who ha ve bHn clau. 8. Westem Plea�ure Pony 48 • In Puf'rfD Rico whert he was Ret-ent gue1t11 of Mr, 01 � lo 151" Rider U!I or �er. station<.'(! for lhe past two yean, Perry and Frmtk were Pir. 9· Tennuaee \ValkmR Horse. are siwuding some lime wilh hla Mn. W illiam Thomu and N.,ney , IO. Clover Leal Barrel Race. parents, Mr. and M ra. Dale Dyo, Helfin and Jane Caldwt:U and Mr JI. En&lish Pleasure Horse. Sr. Othin glt('sts on Sunday for a and Mrs. John Thomu, Co!um: 11. Weltem Show Horse. family reunion at the Dy-, horr.e bu,. Cave Tours were Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Friends from the community at. 13. Western TraU Harse <P011Swimmlna BaJ1mgardner and family, " •. ,.. tended the wedding al Dyesville !es not permitted). Boatin1 ton, Mr. and Mrs . Clyde W 11ker church of Robert Carpenter, 100 1"· Roadater Pony, 50" or un· fishin& and family, Thurman. \11 . ond of Mr. and Mn, Lawrence Ca'1)- tier. Ridina: Mr1. Gll'n Envin aid chlidreu, enter and Joyce Randolph, d ,n..:1,. I In addition lO the �ln,d claues or the Jhow thertt wm bs! Mary tvllle, Mrs. Peter Keµnar ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Hiklna Calf rnplng, a popular ,port In dolph, Athens. Botb llNl Jradu- i Modern Efficiency Cottages and son and her mothe-i· ;- law. tes of Albany High khool. She i DDrth west.em eommunlllel 1nd 1 J Mrs. L. C. Kepnar, Hartford and � 1t new low rates emplo yed as Sel'retary at Alh- : wlll he lntrodu<'f'd here for tbt, PClf rt1tNat1ona or complill lnfor-- 1 Mr. and M n. Alvin Dye and fam. 1 11 ens Htgti School aQd lie ia in the . flrtt time, ....UOn, c■lh c,ne, c""-'" stat, r■,11 lly local. 1 · � fut and rough action nf Oliva HIii, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Hebron Burke U . S. Air Force. M n . Elta McComas, who haA these profeulnnal Tope1'I ii u- 1 I ,nd children , Charleaton, W t/a. . I Mr. and Mn. Ml')'\ Knowlton "nd spent some time with her chll· pedfd to i,:lve •:,«-tnton I tllrll� ' ! I -. children. ColumbllS, Ohkt : Mr. I dren 1n the Dayton area. Nlurn• i Any one dntrlnl to f'lrter the , --- - -. - -· -- , ed to tile home of her son•m-law jackpot t'OnleBl may do to. · and dauaJ,ter, Mr. and Mn.Vic- Admluioa to 1he ,how .....,.is , Don't ml< ,our 1111 • tor Perry. She waa acc",1PJb le:I I t, 50 t"ent■ for adults, and nnder ! Deluxe Model � 36" MODELS Ulat of othen · atop 111. ID daJ. by eat, d Good fne. ughter lS • \ , an . Ju \fr,. J ne ea � tiptd, Tllceo the 11<ea1::111� out ol cook­ ln expe� Jet our High Broiler -' and �h,ld ren who �penl Ylonda.y \ --- - •• · --·- --·Ins • • . . hai clock timer, cookins your bralr:llt ayatem , Gold Star Extra night here. chart, oven window and llrht Ae lot. u f,..I Do It lotllJI broiler and 1tove Columbia Township roung {olu 00 oown REG, $359, 20'' APT. SIZE e RILINlNG who graduated lr<Mn the Alba•y l INSPICT High School on 5'.mday Wfft e ADJUSTMINT up James Burke. Rlcl111nl Jeriors, 1 ADJUST e DRUM Rota Kaye K- and Viralllla ' TURNING r. V�glnla 'l'llmer wu Utt. Turne .llLINI ed u graduating with bonon. lfr. and Mn, 11:m·•le Davi■ Patbnbl�a. W. Va,.vlslted with . ' . the Peck ftlt.1 · Crabtne faruliln MIIII 11rt IUI l g the N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORt:, 0. _jj :.:. Y cinHf durin L_....,_ = Daffy S<!ntlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddle(iort, O., Ma)" 28, Ill- Nll:AIIS Wl!IOR'l' rrolNS MAJ'OR CONDITIONING MONTICF.ILO, N.Y. tlJP[)-ArHAINES F�, N.Y. IUPll­ only live Giulio Rinaldi ol l'41t, c:hallenger dtle Moon needs to abed mor11 pouuda to mate t.?Je 175- [or Archie Moore'11 light beavy pound llmll for his llghl heavy- . weight crown, bopn a major conclnniaU Jell-bander, pllcitld ..... weJ&bt U11e llgb\ aga inst Giulio ditionlng wt 4otrn ·loday on orders from IDAl81U' Luiji Prohitter to wm his aecond game for Rlnaldi of Italy Jwe 10. iett.L the Athletics. Dick Howlel and M cham• r , .die . Al oore, tcognbed Jerry 1.,umpe had two hits each t New York, M 81S!.chu se� Rm aldi s weight Is down to 178 ; as l le l the for winners w hi W l le T by un,pe, sakl Th�y he 1 �unds oul� three above Iha :and Gene Green bomered ror tbt .. 1 1 aro 8 l t whi low at this ch � imi und 80 pounds after Senators. Dick Donovan iulte.""e:i -� 1.vuwined 11 rounds of boxing, lta� � traininJ, accordizsa to his fifth consecutive loss. roadwork and gymna:aium work• Proteth. The bout 11 acheduled far up. Leroy Thoma, hit two homers for the Angell. • The Twins overcame ■ 1ive-tun first-inning de(icit to send the game into extra innings oc R('no Ualle<I p,... hderoatloul It looks like Whitey Ford will go on winning a., Joni a.� Lui� Arroyo's arm holds up. Th11t'1 a familiar quip in the New York Yanlees' clubhoUSt these day.s but 1t· s not fonny to . . . . 1"' . Arroy 'o Arm Still Good THE ----:;:;..t�c"'.'� _, _ _. • >'• ...♦ ♦ ... -'.iAIER' JURNITURE -In a,;..!; ":i:e bu _,.. • .-11111. I �-, --. •··· ........ . . ,,.,.,... � - - � � - � � · · - � · · ·... · ·� ·.,,. . . "­ , . . . • � . • . . - • • • � " · - ·• • • .. -♦• - .. . · · .. • • .. .. . . . ... .. ' t .aa.ny Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 28, HIB i All Stan � .. . .. . .. C . . . . ' -4" SPORTS DESK BY BOB WINGE'IT Senllnel Sporta Wrller the Yankees' American League rivll la. They know the c.nmky, 32. year--0ld A.rroyo was au�,posed to .. -. ., ,. .. Ii . ... ., • .. .. . ., ,. .. '... � ::. � � •· . .. ♦ � � °¥, ll&, � -.. � .. .. . . T • • • = Bertoia's run-S('Orlng ninth-Inn ing single a_nd won it in the rnh when Jim Lemon singled in Len• nie Green. Paul Giel, ex.Minne-. Koufax, pltc�mg the moat con- outs at this resort camp. &eta football star , won his first gmne for the Angels and Green's alstent ball of bl!i wlldness-plauged four hit, exteuded to h is hitting career . carried a one-hitter . mto the ninth when the Cardinals sl rel'lk lo 22 straight games. threatened on singles by Curt t c Orlol,,1 Roul S or '°! June 10. N ew Boys TO Feature Pus S11mmer League Play E ntry a · 1 1 B'1g 500 Auto Dr'1vers Take last armups u ...�. .., .. • �·t r !oo . , ,, New York Clothing House LEADERS Equ1ne • ShOW JS May Gall ' a County OLDS !, THE UNITED SREL WORKERS OF AMERICA I KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, WEST MAIN STREET ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ran- ! KENTUCKY GARAGE .:tio"":�-------_;•:....________ -1 See the YElLOW PUES VESTA RANGES s109,oo t, s79.oo MAGIC OIEF 36" Deln1 Gas lngl 2299 =11t '10 toP KARR and Y4N ZANDT MOTOR SALES TAPPAN · RAN-GES WILIS ANTHONY R.& RAWLINGSallll SONS Co. ,,·i .t::. \.. H 6. R FIR EST ON E STORE \ - • ,' ' �. :; � !· 8erger II Adel res Ch rch G S dy Rector: R OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HAYES and RUSCHEL GARAGE Ltmleo . Ph. ' STARK DRUGS llanilDllnlle popp1es , ShoW Deep R Mi)) ' Of HOME LAUNDRY CO. UUQ FEED STORE a.a., Phone 5319;00 t �. Ch :,:r - ·-- FOREMAN and ABBOTI STIFFLER RED ANCHOR CRIZENS NATIONAL BANK !It• Chrbl· Pho"' I �&: HEINER1 BAKERY FRANCIS FLORIST EXPLORE CARTER CAVES STATE PARK �SiS���SS�� '1usl­ B. H. SANBORN RIDENOUR'$ SUPPLY :.!!', ews And Noles J '1t1 t K. and C. JEWELERS �•ia� 'ti. I--= the - ------➔---· 30th In Carpenter z.upr "ti. ....•' .... • ,.,�., ••t ':: ;:.:..,�,�pt."""s...i . •· :/:i;:1'' MAX WARD AGENCY J AT I' ::'lei ao-eat r-------------------------------•,I F·B5 K.AKK .... ne•• The Hottest Car In Town --SEE Ann.l'i 1.on1:, Lordi: Otrtau.n I I , : Clever Discipline Themselves By Roy L. Smith The Old Testament book of Proverbs Is a man•, book, written for men by men . ThiJ uplaio1 the fact that Ila warning, aro directed to young men, an d that womell are repreaented a, the leducera. Modem life, on U. other hand, la bU.fl' buildln& up waU. deslped to pro . _ lli&ldo-..- ca. a1 ,_ Wednelday. Ind ,,.__, •--, tect women against the cupidity, the lust, and tile npu. Cbrllt of Latter Day &alnta, old 1'1111•._, - _ 8mtdal' Gn.. Cla1ollao O.ard 1ty of men. Town Flau, Racinl • Portland IICbool 9. 311 ., ,._ . W,nblp • 1·..._. P. 14illu, putor : Bible Scbool In War to Ille Dnth Road: Roy Proffltl, putor: Sim- - IO·IO .. m. • audiences Ill ea w a slnsJe week ithin in, Three Um day &:bool t:iltl L m., prwbtna L a ■'i • • I I I • ..._a,u: � �ao°::::� IL AL<- our dty were addreoed by Important Amortca. wbD · 10:.!fl ,. m.; Prayer 14eet1n1 a p CllrWlu ai- _ 8uoday Sebaol .,,� tna • m. m. Wednaday. � had only recently returned from Ruala, where they bad t: iltl L ; Wonblp - 10,• ..,..�� �,,;:;;; a been permitted to atudy educational ayllemJ f1ctor1M. ...,_ co- ., GrllO. .,_ L m. to ::!!· agricultural co-operatl,ee, and communill iDdUllrlal - �� th ...,. - Road, � ,.,...,. .. 01llaJ od1. At oome time during hlJ addreu each one of !be Undorwood, mlnlltlr. lllbla tclM>o ... _ 024 llultanml AYO. DAV Dff:'i,, of the z:.i., llow ua t,ao a !::_��P I0: 30 Hall• Sabbttllt Bcbool I p. m.; It 1s aerved at the n"11Dg ��:��:=,:� fu � a. m. , �•�=I •••••• ?. :Ill p.111. Wonbfp NrYloo 1:11 p. m.; oer- to lhoae unable to attend In lboll""_,,;=.;::.::.;= The U niform Suqday Sd!ool 181011 far )by 28: Robert Reed, Biblo t1cboo1 Supt. ..._ .,. liolttrday. Prayer - monti111, J>readttna ffffJ other Sunday. bepmlnr Stmdaf, Marcb "THE VIRTUE OF SELF-DISCIPIJNE," Getlllia 28: MWway C1mra, Laqntllt; Ing '11wr,day 7:iltl p. m. La...._._ Manley, pulor ; Sunday � al cw, 1111. ._ _ tt. Other montlnJ preaching aer, 12-32; Proverbs 2; 7:1-5; 14:29-30; 16:32; 17:27; 20:11; School, g_ ,o •· m.; Wonblp oer- Rev. Ira II. Tlbbo, Pll5lor. Sun- vtceo untO July -.01 be u follow,: 23: 19-21, 211-33. vice 7:,0 p. m. ; Tueoday 7: !D p. day oc'-1 t: 41 L m.; Wonbip April t, I/lay 7, June '- July an � en e . are m., a;,rayer meeting. Weekend aervice 11 a. m.. ; and 7: 15 p. m. : Evening servicel oo March 2.6, ApI a Ru of all becomtl melllCI tho the of towermg t , sst se Tbe 21 and tma zs p meetmg will be bald be ming prayer meetq 1'uuda 7. 30 ril May 11 J . l war le tha s The economic that la i. terrifying. n es �Il ....ta •Uowoblp outh : April 26 with Charlea Rogen II p. m. You.ig People. rr..! 7• iltl F Y lll& M&Jden mo _ag wa VutlJ ed r Is the West e e ainst opeaker. The publ1c ii Invited. p.m. Jointly with the 0r..., YDIIIII! wg Y t at. t any th n re � mill lhlnl Wed- ha llhlllodlol, ClwdJ Carloloo blvdm-altnaf - People on the 1Jn1 Jllld s,...... TbeCarl It a • lllaUer of Dlaelplllle THI! C H U fl C H PO,t A L L • . _ Rev. Herring, pallor Corroll Kinglbtuy Road _ . acbool neaday Sanda ni,ahu. A L L roft THI! CHUflCN Y According to the report, brought out bv ,relJ.lnformed Nolril. Supt. Sunday ICbool ,:111 t .iltl . L m.,• Wonhlp hour to :30 Orange Chrl.ollaa ClwdJ a.. T\, Cl1111di ii IN tn•'"" fwtw 1/!ldwt.. c obaervera, and the strength ol Buula (U alto ompetent ftral. for � LviJdiaa •I thwac,1.-.- aad 1 p. m. Wednesday; a. ,. every other Stmda),. cated m Athen., County 00 County of China) COiliislo of the undeviating disclpllne that hu . pod ci1iun.liip. f t ii ■ � .r Bible study 7:iltl p. m Wedneod.ty. ;::: Pnl • II. Jolla Lalheru Road 581, J. P. Nothing quite compares with the exhllara­ lliller, pastor. been imposed upon the common people. lt an almoat ,api,it11al v■lu... Wil,....,,1 • IIJOltl Onnch. VB Chmdl, Lelort r.uo. a... Oturc:h. Wm. r. Vor11, Paator Bible School tlon of that final day at high school, .. i!M"r dr,-,:ra<7 _, �i,iljp.flo■ CM ,..,, Sund-, al ,o, be !laid that ev�ry act of every Individual la coDlnlllecl Hubert Sharp, pastor,ahl Sund-, IMlr>iW, "Jl,. r,1 afl fo., r -..1 ,.._ rvMra. Pomeroy. Robert SL Jobn aerfio. Sunday _ Roblnlon,_ oupl ; and directed by the government. The entlre nation la ocltool 9: iltl a. m. ; Wor p ae es 9 a. m.; &mday acbool lO a. m. 1/!ornmg preachmg -,.h,. e¥1'1' pe,- lliwltl attt.d .....-i,c1 The drudgery of note-taking, the monotony on operated as though it were one vasi facto?y. Worken Ht.lllad1 aad twppor1 .-,. Oard, Tlwt ic:<s Sunday al ?,iltl. of assl1111ments and recitation, the tedium of ,� .r ev,n1ng Ille Bradford Chan:11_ ., Chrlol. March 26, April ZS at 11 L m. : are trained for the tasks for which the govemmeal llledl , ara1 (I) FPr 1-,i, IIWII Nb. (2) For l,ifl Chu term papers, the nl(hts of cramming, the toilcuse BaroldN lmeo. tlJra-t,. minister, Charleo Pierce. R ....n Even"'ll . service, .,m be April them, rather than for the work they woUld enjo, dolDa. diildmi', ..... (J) f.r 1hr ..u •f hi, , pu , Rev. c_,.....,;,, .ai,J ,-alio-. {4) FiK !he ..i. or 1118' tellllon of exam week , • • it's all behind school Ho, iltl ._ m. Roosh, Supt.; Bible School 9· Christ= �outh Fellowship They are moved about at the will of the IOVf'llllllent, fe 9 . Sunday ; : .I lh• Ou.,.Ji i111U. ""'hid, aeedo lJ, rn worshi them. : 30 a. m. · 9 iltl a. m. ; Morning worship 10:30 meet, jointly with Hemlock Gme assist in the achievement of natlvnal goali set by • llllal1 ing _,•• ud ■ b,.,;.1 .....,..t. Pia » .. 10 Mo p 1/!YPS ,,. m. lllll!eliatk "- m.:m.Chrlstlan Endeavor tyouth CYF on !st and 3rd Wednesday circle of dictators at the top. Thi success of the -.iu­ .. di.. 111p1.,a, ... ..... ,.. iiWI And ahead • • • graduation , , • tne prom : Ev 6 P. lll!mCOS 1 , edna- I P• ; Evening worship 7: iltl: nights. Miaa Kathy Miller, Pl ••· nlst power. lies In the fact that they are able to llr!DI , • • college • • , a job. m.: W 7 iltl p. a Wednaaday evenlq Blblo aludy Rodi Sprlag, Mtlbodlal Cbarclt, all the creative and construct!,, capacitiOI of 11111 DIiion , ay mee n U g; Prayer at 7,00. day 7 30 pr er R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday to bear upon any task, at any time, that the But as an earnest parent. pause to take hour Tuesday 7,iltl p. m.: MIiool, 9: 30 a. m., Worship lffl'• decree,, Sch Buh... Min atock of your son's spiritual maturity. Has the Freedom Golpe! , tt--11 a1onary aervice 15 the 3rd Tueeday 7=30 p. m. MYF; 6:30 p. m.; ice. The secret o! It all lies In the fact that the lndtwldaa1 JO-H, aoul'• growth kept pace with the mind's? � • Stiveraville Road. E. J. Grilof the month at 7,30 p. m. , WS m. p. y a 30 : Pr 1 y, ; Russian (or Cbmese) accepto the disciplines bla p11uCS Tuesda !1th, pastor: Raymond Evam, s. 11-25 Cbareb ., N- Malbeny. S. Supt. ; swiday School It a.m. er and Bible Siudy, Wed.. 7 : 30 p. men! Imposes upon him. Tbil meam that the COYerDThe finnn... of the bond between the Home rU_.,":"' A..._ Pomeroy. Rev. E. E Evang.li>tic services and the Church holds the answer. Strenrthen ment operates as though it were a alDC1e machine tlll4er 7:iltl p. m. ; m. that bond every Sunday, In a world that con­ control of a Bingle operator. The power that la ,enthe Chan:IJ ChrhUan Plalu Toppen Prayer meeUng 7:30 p. m. TuesMo;.:'1;;"� �J,:.1'"" �».; day. erated Is lnconce1vable. 0 etantly tests the faith of men , • • the last ezam �oo1 J• P• Miller• pastor · Bible .:R.Cll • - Pray. ,_ -1-E .. • v:.., V Nffn.-.. 7;,w; _Abtllllenee OIi� --...ua, U 11111 .,,,.... every Sunday at 10 a. m., Don er 1/!eelinI Thunda 7· 30. g aspects of thia di,clpllnary nllem he of strikin One { Landon, Supt. : Morning pre, chins i:i. · Fairole Ch 1235. reaches It down into the orivate lives of iJMli-. way until July aa follows at 11 a. m. is the Spencer, ",,....r. ay personal habits and dedslolll. cta their nR ••• I/larch !9 April 16 May 14 Motti'. viduals, al li ,o a. Herbert , for uample, are chMln ive studenll er·, Day,' Juno 1 1.' E vening aerv- Russian un mty �oung Un g while llilI in blah ICbooL university career, =...- mee ea unJcea on April 2. April :1, May 18 for their paid durinC lhelr unlver• day at 6 : U p. m. : Preacbmg 7:30 a are and June 25. Cbrii;tian Youlh Fe!- There fter their expemes youth if a Russian uldencl of P- m. ; Prayer meetiq Wedneslewahlp and Chi Rho meet on the sity years. But l'IIID, labor demoted lo be Is Ind and 4th Wedne!da• ,tght., the use of lntoslcanll, "Gain nt freedom lt'ltla laope lt u,lll, In some measure, foster and day 7:30 P· m. Siberia. of mines 111111 . and may even be 1ent off lo the Miss Nancy Lou Cole, pres. Free Melhodlll Chareli, Lure! From Oi,figunmont' In similar fashion sexuality is frowned upon !be reRobCl Chur l, Rev. R Eugeoe Glell. pasAllred Mclbodlol cb ' laelp fflstaln that u,hle la b 900d 111 famllt1 and eona­ il SUNDAY porno, lnr. Sunday ocbool 9, iltl : Phil ert R. card, pa,tor: 9,30 a. m., suit being that there is a complete ablence Cit 1Dliffr WHTN-TV • CblaeN IIJld n Russia erature amon lit phlc e . �• Wise, Supt. : Morning worship munlt11 life, this feature is sponsored la e Channel 13 _ 10,00 a.m. Sunday School, Lloyd Dillinger, ty students. 10: SO a. m,: Youth lffl'ict 7 p.m.. mpt. : Worship service at 10 : 4S a. SJ ------ ----Drlnken VS Abltalnm • fll'IIU and or9ani:atl on• whose names appear Evangelistic 18t;Vice '1;30 p. m.; Clttidlan 8elence Society, 144 m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. prayer aer• In a smgle word, the competition between the eomMulberry Ave., Mo Pomeroy. Mid • week prayer otrVice Wedm vices. the we,tern democraclea la a eoDlesl and powers munist ul Chun:• lbocUst ng ce rv with 11 t at "Ancieo Rulland Me I ae t nesday 7:iltl p. m. C below. ' ahtp between abstainers for the most part llld clrlnbra. B1aeD Run Fne M-= e.. and Modern Neceromancy, Alias Herrin aator· Mom· r a of course, that quanliliee of liquor are COD· bert E. Smilh, Sr., "••tor : SUn- Mesmerism, Denounced" the sub- 10. 30 9. ,. It is fact, urch lesson sermon. There ., - .... v..,;.;. Weber, aupl ; ,"YF sumcd by the Russian government officiall, at state day School 9 : :111 a. m., Worley )eel of no wisdom nor understanding 6 P. m Monday. wscs lira! Tue• funcllons, and elsewhere. But so br as the worura and Haley, 5upt. ; Morning worship JS use of lcohol la tro.&­ d, Service , 6: <5 nor counsel against the 1..<Jrd. day and JleCOlld Thunday of eacb the students are concerne any Youth m. a. 10:30 Nationwide Insurance of Columbus, 0. Jeweler and Optometrist month: Family n'""' '-st Stmday ed upoll. JI dependable statislica were a�able, It would P. m.: Evangelistic meaaqe, 7:30 Proverb, 21:30, • 1 1 5 e. 2nd St. Pomeroy ed that the per capita consumption at 6 .30 probably be discoverand China was the lowest on mth. Middleport p. m.; Prayer meeting. Thurl- RooN o1 ....,.,, -· o. e""'11ng 01 eae' of alcohol In �ussla Phone WY 2-2460 'Ille Country Churdt 1n Town. sw,. Evening s • r _., , iesday day 7:30 p. m. Just as � drinl<lng craflsma!' cannot com1191e wllll one Pellleeoolal Aum•IJ Roole u day ICbool 9:30 L m. Berl Boggs 7,30 p. m. Prayer ,,.,.ting. JS �nlircly sober, so also 1t ii lmpoalble for a dnmwho Dorcu: E. Codner, Jlllllnr, Sunday SUpt. Morning worship 11 a. m. Eden Valle<I Breth,,. Cbarclt ken nation to_compete with a sober nation. Scbool 11 a. m.; Children'• cburch EvangeliaUe &erYice 1,,0 p. ,._ S Id Blake he A mencan peop _can � �iwa.i4 :;n..,!1'elr M to s P. m.; Worahip 7,30 p. m. Sun- Sermon by paator Rev. Lila. a. m. •:�:,; mJ;lary powers to do f:ell' boo ., duty, ..... ...., na,.__ Bakers 01 Good Bread Thursday 7 . 30 p m. prayer meet• Muney. Christian Endeavor 7: 15 day Tuesday and Friday lion. But eve n nucl�_missilee eannut fore,ar defend a · All lni and Bjblo ,tudy· Everyone p. m. Song aerv1<e1 B p. m. C. E. people who cannot discipline them,ei,es. lkadlluJ Chudt o! • 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy lllareum, mlniller,. Biblo Scltool welcome. Edmond Lile Pastor. Prellidenl Howml Smith. Classes (Co yright 1961 by the Division of Cllrtltiln Bduca­ Huntlntlon, W, Va, p O: ; wo :.� I iltl "'�� Tappen Plalu E.U.B, Ch11tth, !or all preaching oervictd 8: 211. tlon National CounclJ. nf the Churches al Chrlat la Ille '::vor nbl 8 ,P. m.; �•- Paul Hooks, pulnr: 9:30 •· m. Mid-week prayer · meeting. Cia,s Uniled States of America.) . _____ Worship, 7 P- m. Worship; 10: ao a. m. Sunday leader Ray Adams. All are we1- 1 .:.=.:..:..._...::c..:..__:__..:..______ , Klq:dom Ball at JUnalt • It'll- School: 3 p. m. Baptismal eervices come to one end all of these ser Graca Epilcopal Clmd Pmt- 1 0 Furniture and Appliances eY. neases Public meeting Sunday 3 al Shade; 8 p. m. Wed., Prayer vices. On State R•ute 124,. two eroy: William A. Roberts, Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices p. m.: Watchtower lludy 4 P. m.; meeting. milea above Reedsville. First and Third Sunday■• 10:30 a. Cheater; Ohio Phone YU 5-2125 5 U B_lblo study Tueoday 8 p. m. ; Ser· Finl Baplllt Cllarelt, Rlldoe, m. Holy Communion; Semnd, ' Middleport ""' meeting Tbunday 1 P. m.;,J Arthur R. McCauley, pastor; 9:,0 Bdllleliem Boplld Cllureh, Fourth and FRlh Sundays lO·iltl rOUpS Un G Arthur R. Md:au!ey, a. m. , The Order for Dally 1110;.._ ltllalllry acboo1 Thursday I p. m. . a. m., Sunday School, Chester Great Bend, th Duvllle P I i g r i m llollnen Simpson, tupt.; 10:45 a, m, Morn• pa�tor: 9:30 a. m. Mommg ,wor- Ing Prayer. 8 a. m. Holy Com- 'ftN: .:iperintmdmt al . ...• Church. Langavllle, Don Wachan• Ing Worship, "Remembering Past slup and Sunday School, . . ·� munfon : Church School at 10, ilO a. Tem_per...,. •- of Oldo tiNI,.• M+ schwam, pastor. Sunday scboo.l Sacririces"; 5: 45_ p. m. Senior memberm� P a s t Sacrlllces m. every Sunday, Meetings: Vea- �Wll � Ba-a- ol m., try, F ll'St Tue,day, 8 p. m. : Guild, ,iill spoalt: II tho ,-., Blp· t,iltl a. m.; lllorn1ng ...,,hip 10:30 BYF; 6 p. m. Junior BYF: 8 p. m. Cbester Sunpso_n, Supt. ; 7 p. __,_ Evenmg worship. First Wednesday, a p. m.: aiurcb lilt ODd lftlhotlM L m. ; Pilgrlm Youth 8:45 p. m.; EvenllJl! service. Wed., 7:30 p. m. Syrawaa Finl Uni... Presby- Women, Third Thursday, t p. m. day montlng II t,iltl anti .,._ Local Union 5668, Evangelistic ,ervice 7:iltl p. m.: Prayer meeting. Makers of Holsum Bread Fellowahlp aervlce Wedneoday lloalh Belhel EUR Cllureh. terlan · Church, Howard Ruppelt, Heath Molhodlsl CbrdJ. - respectively, . ...... Ravenswood, W. Va. i:aul Hooks, paslnr; 9:30 a. m. pulnr: Worahip 9 a. m. "Victory dleport, Raymon Konkright, pu- lfany will nean llff 1,:111 p. m. 1 JWh-liol of w as llto pastor y m iltl an ial S School ea h t: a. m., the tor: Sunday pec Mlddlepon ·Qmeb et ... No Sunday School; 3 p. m. Baptismal In Del ! ;" ■reae , Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. senices at Shade; 8 p, m, wor• Junior Choir; Sunday School !O Jack Bechtle. mpt. ; Morning church before bfcamiDI ••chL worship, 10:iltl a. m. "Penuuives ed wilh tho Tmtpwwo '­ . Sunday J!Chool 9:iltl L Ill. ; 1111111> ship; 7 p. m. Pastor's Study •· m. Ing Worship service, 10;30 a. m Course on Tuesday; 8 p. m. 'ftiurs. Bethl..D)' EUB Charch «�l : o( Steadfastness." I p. m. Senior in 1951. Re ..-nd 18 J'llrl M a F. E. Dunn, pastor: Worship 9: 30 Youth Fellowship; ? p. m.. Oun- Metbodilt mlrW,.. .11111 dllD IM6a'e EvangellBUc services each even- Pr,aaer meeting, flelJl in Support the Church of Your Choice Ing at 1:iltl lhrougb April 16 with E•lerprlae EUB Cbun:h, F.,.._ SUnday School 10:30, otill Knopp, mission on Education; Wedne,day. turn g lo U.. �Po[!l9roy'1 Budget Shopping Center In 1958 llr. '911!11< - __. 7 p. m. choir practice. Ralph and Joann Dunmire, sing- els H. Glazier, pastor: Worship Supt. Po-roy West Main Strffl UB Chureh, F. E, Finl BaplW a.ue., to - bla � plll­ service 9,30 a . . m, Sunday School C,rmel E tll'HIIUliclans. oemn& a flolol •¥ JlrlAafter 15 9: pastor: Boone, Donald port. 9:30 as supt.; Weeks, Dunn, p tor: Sunday School Naoall Bapllo& - SUnday school 10:25 a. m., E. E. two ,-rs. la tdflllie IILI for tive Fowler Tony Sctlool, Church m. a. ellsitc prayer m. serYice 7:30 p. Wotsbip 10:45; Evening 1:IO a. m.: worship, 11 a. m. Enng ,tudy el tbe Temgenera) much service p i 7 worsh m. a. 10:15 Youth supt.; Fellowship 6:30 p, m.: meetitlg 8 p. m, prayer Nl'Yice, W.tneaday Tlke'Someone to Church with You Youth Choir pr,:lct.lC'e, Wed., 6 :30 Syracuse EUB Cllllff:h, F. E. 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowahip; 7:30 perance albjeet. M 11111 ..t..adlil p. m. Wed. 7 : 30 the Yale School of Akoltol llatlCarfflller 11ap1111 - Sunday P- m.; Prayer meeting. Wed. 7:30 Dunn. pastor : Sunday School 9:30 p. m. ,Worship service; 8,30 p. m. Sunday leo. meeting; Prayer m. m. Aid p _'11mrsday; p. m. 11<,n Quisenherry, Supt.; . acllool 9: iltl, l4aming worlhlp P· practice. Children • choir Choir practice, Satur• Prayer Evening worship 7:30; WY :Z.2644 Pomeroy I0: 15. GENERAL REPAIKING Sytilcuse Finl Ulli&ed PretbJ'_ Sunday day, 2 p, m. meeting Wed., '1:30 p. m. Rlldudl Ftnl Bapllll Middleport WY 2-3151 Church, Haward Ruppelt, lerian lllllNleport, Chrlal, Chardl F. O!Rrell, EUB o! -I 9:iltl L m. Pnac1tinc Sun, Ill•� Illar oo 9 a. m. Worship service. pastor: . iniste l I putar: Sch a. Sunday Gluier. r: 9:30 H Fred . Gardner, m day 2·SO p. m. � . Remember Me"; 10 a. a. "Mast.er Ihle, , aupt.; m. B ible Schoo). Wendell Gerlach Lou PNIIJ,terln _ 9:45 m Hl"MIJ'lt w SUnday- acbool • a. m. WYF 7 Worship senice J0:45 a. m.: Supt : 10 :JO Morning worship m. Sun(£ay School : . 9: 30 a. m., -r(The Friendly Dant) . and Bible ,!Udy INerf Tuel- Prayor meeUng Thurs., 8 p. m. "Not In Vain; " 6:iltl p. m. Jr. and Congregational meeting ; '11,ursp. m EUB Cllllrdl, Paul Sr. Youth Groupa: 7:!0 p. m. Eve- day, t:30 p. m. Stall meeting of. Mlddl1POrt Your Walgreen Agency day. Prayer and probe .....i.o ._.. JOBS , Boob pa_, to •· m. Sunday nlng Service "He Shall Save": DVBS at Metbodisl Church. Saturday 1:45 _p. Stmclay m. Finl Ulllle4 Prouylerlaa MIPlona of NII [11'111.... .... acbool School; 11 a. m. Worship; 3 p. m. Wed. . 7: ,0 p. m., Bible study and I Peobooolal Phone WY :Z.2586 Pomeroy . evangtlisUc 88fflCI 7, 41 Baptismal aerv1ee1 at Shade; 6 p. Prayer meet ing: 8:30 p. m. Choir. Church, Middll!port, Howard Rup- ful mmnoriab ro Amerb't ._ L m �'. e '...;.., m. YCIIJth Fellowship; I p. m. Fri- FINI Bop1b1 Charclt, Pomeniy, pelt, pastor: 9, 30 a. m. Churdt - _ will Ito _,. u,......._. • Bibl- y night Prayer Meeting. Wedneaday lllll p. Ralph Zundel, )lffl«: 9:30-11: � School, Richard Vau�an, IU)IL; the u11tm today � -�- IChool aim. ,al m. om- - Valley P- U.U,., a. m. combined ..rv1ce of .,.,. 10,iltl a. m. "::•·slup, ltlamr Re- ™- annual oblerv.... lo tll, M 9 811 L -&nday I, P. llllller, paolor. ,hip and study. Special music. member Me. 5 :30 p. m. Youth rede4 "7 the - ....... J. P. Joacblm, Prop. c Ing ,ronblp I0:45. Evanpllll i Supl Fellowahlp. Monday 7:30 p. m. Alllllla.7 and ,n• llllt"9d bJ the Cadlllao-Oldsmoblle - T:G p, m. llldweet pray ._ - - -11: Guest ,peaker, Mr. Berger, Quality dry eln.nlnf and ta1111dr7 aervtee. gue o! Bibi! Study ; Wed., S :iltl p. m. Amerba Lecim and amDfarJ emper■nce Lea Sunday Sc:bool •...., nthe, Sunday of the T ?·4!1 m. Try our rough-dry service, flat wort lronotl. ,r - Wedneaday Junior choir pra<:ti<e; 7 p. m. M lbt olllclal _.w no... 241 W. Main St. church. Junior and wilb Olcar - u &,pl ; Sun- Ohio. Nunery l:IJapol .,._.._ chair practice. Senior o( Phene WY t-2057 Mlddltp0rt wedding church . ttltortlr after the Finl W 0 r I d onlllp day - fl beld '"' alternate 2 p. m. Open Blblo acboof l·iltl ._ W.-14 SetllemHI U: L - w... Neaae e,'.on. W h a Sar and Rouah Sundayl al the � Bottom Meth- Robert _... ll,IO � m. on edllt Chlil'Cb al 9.iltl, l>Arkl Yates, Receptloo lollowlng; Monday 9-11 Weber Thoma, paafar. Proadllnl fte L...._ ,_.., llttl• llo- - r. ... -� �-• �---.......,.._ ,upl; Communion and preacbtn1 Dally Yacalinn Bible School: Wed. services I p. m. Sunday. Deal ct.rlil • ..,.lou wOI Ila held on Ibo fol- 7:30 p. m. Bible ■tudy and prayer. lllllle<I Melha4JII - - � la Lt. Cot Jofm lle­ .....,a . PIIIDlblng I, Heating Blblo acboof l:iltl L III PrNchloa lowing Sundaya al the atrlsllon TIie Fe4ented Cbmd,, Evaeget- eroy, Eugene Brown. pulor: 1:11 Rae I J-", "In Our Alm Is To Satlafy IO pd It> - fir!' 240 �'l'!'ln St. Mlddleport 10: L m. OD the llrll and lhlrtl Qiurcb lhntugh April. at 10:SO- teal and Reformed-Pnlsbyterian. a. m., Church Sc:ltool, Kenneth Field,, I md -■yL PhoM YU 1-2145 Chester, Ohio WY :Z.2550 Euler Sunday, April I. and Ap- Pomeroy: Waldo J. Bartels, pas- Finley, ,upt. ; Worship 10: iltl a. m. baltlellaltla lllldlara" � It : ..., lte!lnd - d ai,w - ril 30th. Evening IWYfcea will be tor, Jnhn Wm. Blaettoor, Dir. o! "Power lor Service " Jf\'F, Jr, of ib B le llcbool 9:30 a. m.; Wortblp held there al 7: 30 on Sunday1, Chr. Educ. Sunday Schoo!, 9:15 a. and Sr. . 6 p. m. ; Wed. 9 •· m. bleak ...-mp. brl&ltl MrYlce 10:iltl a.m. ; Youth Fol March 19, AprU 16. J. P. Miller m. : Worship 10:211 a. m. "Ready! Prayer and study course: 7 p. m. Tho ]IOtltll' low■blp I P. m.; Wonbip 7 p. at. of Shada Valley Pastoral Unity Is For What?" Youth Fellowship, cboir rebearaal. Sunday, May JIii, -ia1 lo Amerlctm - of Sunday achoo) 1:iltl a. m.: - pool«. Freeland 'iorrlo preaches 6: <5 p. m. ; Thurlday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Lewill C. Berger will be the lhnl ....., d • tribute to llv­ 'l �if-Dart-Dodge Trucks m. Annual .. dl■oblod llll lftll'lltfp 10:iltl m.a. ; ICvenJaJ al the Mtlbodflt Cburdl. Vacation Churc� Council meeting: Friday, guest opea11.er; Ohio at PnadlJ ..i,,g, a _, .., PopLa1t,MlclcH..-rt, Ohio 1:iltl P. ; Prayer meot, Bible ScbGol begins May 19th a..� 7:30 p. m., Happy Harvester&' Conference June 6-11 Middleport PY Dq," - tho Auxlllar)'. Iida .. Lake Erie. •--------------------..;..------ ' ... and ll1ltlt ....,, ,,. p. ... - Jm,a 11b. - -p .., IDNLina, · ·" ,-' ..... ···�-·, '.a For Women 10.95 to 19.95 I !Nl-5 creat SWIM WEAR I I SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK Senti nel Church News 4 be washrj up as a majm leaguer year ago but he ,omeh ,w --=== :.:......:l.:.(.L.JU managts to find lhe holt!':lo m their "Wh■i ar;e!:U-;;. lor ant ba ts. Flood an� Bill White. Rlght-flel�er The ex·Sl. Louis Cardinal left· I Tho Oriole� scored four runs i n Duke Sn kler made a shoestrmg hander hustled to Ford's re.Jt"ue the first Inning and routed Herb catch of Ken Boyer's low liner, again Thursday night to preserve Score hl'fore he retired ... batter I how_ever' and completed a �ameToday should mark the season's end for the Pomeroy Catalina & Jantzen a 6-4 victory over the Beston Rc.d to pave the way for Steve Bar• I High baseball team but nearly all the players, with exg endmg double play �Y throwm to ceptipn of five seniors, will resume play next week on Soi.:. The win raised Ford's rec• her'� sixth win. Hoyt Wilhelm re- i second base. Bob Gibson was the the Pomeroy Panther High School ' Summer League ord to 6-I but it w a!I Ult fnurth Ueve<t ;n the eighth and shut out I hard luck. loser for the Cardinals. team. lime Arroyo has come to his auiJ. the White Sox (pr the last lwo Managers Paul "Corky" Kloes and Bob Wilson had lance tnis season. In .:111. Arroyo I ·ann 1ngs. Sherman Lollar hit a • for the�r • · h ope fuIs on th� r·1e 1d We dnesd ay evenmg t.hctr BIDES THREE WINNERS has made 17 nlief appearances three-run homer 'or White Sox · Joe Nuxhall , ear-oId ex ·c ID• ftrst workout. The five seniors who were to play their uec-11 Ior lbe y ankees and ,l�ii •--CAMDEN, N.J. CUPl l - Jockey Iast game today un der a h'1g h SCh001 banner are T!fry credited wiili seven "iia\'e-s" th is I Men's Swim Trunki Hemes Larry , ' W alt Blum. 'll-year--0Id nauve_ 0r Ebersbach k n Fra Coates, Dor Kmght, w year. · Three Bethanians Brooklyn, N.Y., won the first and David Brown Sffb :ze VldorlH · 2,98 to 5.95 •e many face s roving · A n esday e d b II l W d ar t e e i.u d �lANAPOLIS, three races at Garden State- Park e Ind. 1 'JPfl - With Arroyo lo back bun up in w Among ed L tters . . nittfs, · lud'mg the •••. were new recruits up from Pon y League. They include t.dd.1e Sachs vowed today to the late m inc __, haa re- I Three Bethany College, Beth• Thu-' F""u i� ay. - oo . . l n· Mike Boyd, Spe l _,_,Fred Shasteen " Jve Tom g it al l've got to beat the bounded from t.is med ioere 2-9 ! any , W. Va. fr e Willie Blackwell, from Pom• da i y double , and then scored with !' shmen 1 pack to the Ilrsl and most hazard• campa· 1 n ,..,n and 1a ' red at the annual No Dance m cer, Jim Louks, Ernie S i sson, whitey Ebersbach. · the Ieature event. Boys' Swim Trunks • wei i on ' eroy were hono 1,_. ign . s. year had a already who have those m ou tu when the 50().•mle Me- hlB way toYia1-d achievm� This grou with . lhe 1 a11•!ports banquet Thursday night, ' ' o f C' oach morial Day auto race O ns TUts• . . ' un der th,e able d'1rec t1on or more o ( basebalJ � to 1 6 __ l .98 pe flf"St 20-v1ctot·1 reason of hta _ ca- 1 May 25, at the school. CARDS SIGN GRAY Russ<:11 Moore, should make tfie Panther e n try a strong day. reer. Ford ha.1 been a iilar unce ! They are Richard Clark uf . 5q uad · He J.S m a good 1pot to take l950 but has never alt.lined the l Route 3, Arnold Evans of Rouce ST. LOUIS HJPll-The St. Louls the lead t the uI.set f h 2().w m class that ts commonly ac- 1, and Phillip Harrison of Routt Cardina1s of the National Football Seem_s ru1 t�ough Sports D!ak has not yet put th�ougb lap grind :ince ,! ,its ; tth: � l LADIES' SHORTS . . . po cepted aa the mark of a, star I 1, Pomeroy. Cl:irk and Harri.sou League have 11lgned offensive "- pos1.1ion a question this year on ma1or league baseball history -the i·nsiue th 1 IJ'Sl oI m e en to a con• Gray 1961 a K rd gu t. pltc er, h ' were awarded letters baske II in we o wt ay T d an. f me that ha�n 't been a nswere d by so , l l rows of thn>e eara that l me u and P 1'lk! Cleveland Indiana routed ball and Evans rectived a lell!er tract . He stands 6-2 and weighs try agatn! for the flying �tort. s. pound :t.lO Angele, Angels, 13 5, an d Los in baseb a ll. BASEBALL QUIZ . 00 h, '"d he 1' going to be moved to w�hln 3� BLOUSES to Match games of [ I What major league baseball nlayer ht! two home te I e fl>;� Sfart won' t be 1 a lme t first first place when the Minnesota the � run� in one world se11es game ( in 1017) By Shapely up •en ion all t year when \ Twms score d ao 11-innin�. 7--0 VIC· , � this had happened smce 1903? . als �t on ttie pole nd two 2. What major league player was picked off first ba!le !: 0�h�� �rivers beat blm ?mto the tory over the Detroit 'figcrs; the 1 Balhmore Orioles beat the Ch lthree times in one game? 1 so est tu Blouses ___ 2.98 & 3.98 m " , _ ju1np.lor . eago White Sox M and the Kan- I 3. Steve Brod ie was sa id to have made ,2.75 t a ar they told ab ' me out L ye S ' t playe 1-ea"gue sas city Athl:tici down d the I . lng off the Brooklyn Bridge ; what majo; Shnm ______ 3.98 - lhe respons1b11ity of leading t h ii! Washmglon Senators 4. � L'le i 3 ' ' 0 r made $5,000 for walking across the bridge1 (Aft�r being 8 lap, that I ahould _ , . take It Ammcan "" l 1.A:ague game'1. sold by t�c Brooklyn Feds le the New York Gtants he Peasy insu lo · re a f e s a reca I ap, l• " · Sand price. e sa e f h 1 o K t ) cent · per O ed 0 fax pitcheit a recetv 5H Our Nico Solodlon 01 - r� led the Allentown, Pa , restaurant "U Major League standing, Mariehal (2-ll vs. CardweU (S·2) . ;om y Oav� h �� 4. What major league player hlt a ball to the extreme h er r us : ow r. ne � Phlladelphla at Clnclnnatl, night By United Pre11 InternatloDMI 500-ft. point in cen terfield in the Polo grounds, but ll III;ghth horner O the ,eason as MEN'S STRAW HATS ___ 1 .98 to 5.95 "Heck, I had so much to do I s? American Lea Ue Pirate the -Green (H) or Ferrarese 1 0-11 of Carey Max was caugh t by the Los Angeles Dodg�ra shaded I n't d 1 coul stay m front. was n W Lg Pet· GB vs. Jay !4-3) , 5 . What ma/ or league player led the "Outlaw'' Federal d spot going Into that lint the St. Lout, C.rdlnafl, t,o, and Detro .t lhi1 · , .344 ( ? i stence ex Its of yyears both in mg ,;; ii .692 bot Los Angeles at Milwaukee, nlghl league i n Men'• & Boys' Beachcomber and m I lost the first lap to Rodger moved to within a hall game of Cleve;and tu apolis n India the with .366 Feds, y n 2.1 15 .605 !¼ -W illiama (3-2) va. Spahn (4--1,. with the Brookl I Ward and t flr l pla in only Nationa ce the 11 •• nr. tti Jim Ra ma '· New York Boot Neck Shim to Match 20 15 •571 "• P1'ttsb,,..,.1, •· m'ght-e,o• at St·LoUu,, ' ) F•ds League game. that So this t won league ' happen Federal the led again player league more 8 !Li 6 What major I 22 18 .550 51/ l Friend (5-0 vs. Simmons 0·3). � Kubek, Blaachard Homer lhc fast•tatking Sachs Mid he'll ; ln �tolen bases and slugging percentage i n both yea1 :i Ht t9 .500 71 !1 Saturday'• G•ints k and Johnny Blanr!J Mmnesota_ Tony Kube d1 11 , 'e 1 all · the w a y e? until Leagu I'm l a ln ' Feder the of ce during the existe n Kansas City 15 455 9 Los Angeles at Milwauk...e 18 ard hit two--run homen t,.1 lead 7. What major league player had a lifetime bat�ing l firsl place-I really try to lea.d the Yankees u . hit at tack that Waahmgtoo 18 22 .450 9¼: San Francisco at Chicago ' average o f 310 with the New York Highlanders, Indian- going mto the first tul'!'I .. Pomeroy, Ohio 15 20 .429 10 Philadelphia at Cinclnnatl, n!ght dealt Billy Muffett his fourth loss Boston s? I Giant IIC1wev York cr, he New isn't and kidding him1 apolis Feds, Brooklyn Feds Chicago 14 24 .368 12 ,i; Pittsburgh at st. Loula, night _ self He aakt he was aware that Arroyo relieved Ford \� ith two _ __ � � _ Lo s Angeles 13 23 .36 1 12'.� men on base and none out 1,1 the severa l other driven hnve the s Thursday's Re1ult1 ente, Pirates 'n· Moon Dodgeeighth inning and ·oitched hlllcss ' 1's 25 '• '8o b,·ru!On same idea. M' ta 7 Delro1t· � (11 ·mn!ngsl i nneso 26 · Mays G1an ·· "Jim Hurtubise might try for hall the real of the way, Jackie ' Kansas City 4 Washington 3 ll�s 25 l hc early Jeacl, and Ward is riglit Jl�nsen homcr<.'O for lJ 1-;wn. an d 13 Los Angeles 5 Clevel Am�r;caa J.. ea�ut:Genlifo, Or• , n J By U nll-NI l'revs JdfernaUooal , loles 42: Cosh, Tigers :14 ; Boro; brhind me," .11a ld Sachs. · ''J'hat WUlie Kirkland and ohn y Ro New York 6 Boston 4, ni_ght . ard is one of the toughl..'SI: com- mano drove in four rum each and Baltimore Natloa11I Lugue • Tigers 3.1; Co lavito , Tigers 30 ; , W 6 Chicago 4, night , WoOOy Kirkland Held Romano, " s 8 Pct k petitors, and R. 0 la Hurtubi e. Playl"r & Club G. AB Fr day Killebrew. Twins 2B, Probable Pltcllert 1 t " and Bubba Phillips M oomers to _____ Moon, L. A. �7 123 25 45 . 34:lu Ptublnt: at Chicago New York, nightlead the Indian s· t7•hit attRr.k. Minor Le■pe Renll■ Clmnl(', Pitts. 33 136 22 47 .l46 N ■Uonal IAaiu�: Podres . Dodgynn f4-ll vs. Turley (3---21, W Malh11ws. M il 33 129 24 44 . 34 , en S- I : Mizell . Pirnte!I -t•I ; Mc By United Pres, laternatloaal Jim Grant staggeMI lhrourh 6 Boston at Baltimore, ni.:;}if----IT NOW 2·3 inning:11 to pick up his fourth IalenaUenal Leaiue Gonzll'r.. Ph i l 30 95 14 32 .3'37 C.Ormlck, Gia n•.s s-i: Koufn SChwall f H)) vs, Estrada <2•S). wln with .Barry Lalm.n 1 deanml!! & AN Bollin�. M il. �1 12"J 30 n . 33.1 Dodgers 5.2 : Pmkcy , Reds 4 -2; Burfalo 8 Rlchmond 3 - ·�Minnesota a t Washington. night, I Jersey City 1 I Syrac ll.M! 4 A.eron. M il. 11 128 19 40 . 3 3 llunt ,Reds .._2 ,. Burdette, BravE'l Kaat ( l.3) vs. McClain 14-lt. by Charleston 4 Rochester 2 Shmrl, Pills. 27 93 14 29 :n2 1 4-z , Kansas City at Cleveland, night olum bus at . C Toronto ppd. Houk, Polls. 31 llO 9 34 :kU Affler1c•• League: Regnn. Tl· -Daley ( f.5 ) vs. Hawkins (4-2). AmerlcM Anodat!Gn W ill s . L. /\ �7 153 27 47 . 307 gers 5--0 ; Motsi, Tigers 5--0: G rnnt. Detroit at Los Ange�e.s, night T Davis.I, A . "9 153 22 47 .307 Indian, 4-0; Lary , Tigers H : Omaha 7 H mutou 6 -Lary (H> vs. Kline 1 1 -2 1 • Da llas-Ft. Worth at Denver ppd. A muW.an Lt-ague I Ford, Yanks S-1. Satanlay'• Games Louisville at Indianapolis resched• .350 38 21 103 78 n n i M Kil!hrw, _____ Chicago at New York uled for later date. Cash. llf'trolt .141 129 J3 45 349 Boston at Baltimore 1 P■clflo Coad Leape Temple , Cleve 311 155 22 53 :� Mlnnesota at Washington San Diego 7 Tacoma I n. llbn,;n . Bal 41 UH 29 53 . .u;" The allla county Riding Clua Kansas City at Cleveland · G Portland 11 Vancouver 6 Green, M inn. J7 144 Z2 47 3'.0 N Jnc. will have its annual HorlC! Detroit at Los Angeles, nlght Spakane IO Seattle 1 1 l Homanu, Clev 311 130 18 42 Show on Tuesday, May SO NaUoa■I League I 1 Hawaii s Salt Lake City 4 Boro�. Detroit 3!1 ltO 20 l'i .... 1 W. L. Pd. OB p.m. at the Gallta County Junior Sauthen Auoelalloa :-iieV(•r.� . Chi. 311 144 25 48 .319 Mrs. Moae1 Perry apent n rew ' Fair Grounds, Rt. 35, S miles San Francisco 22 13 .629 . . I Trinndo5. nnl :\II 121 14 38 . 314 days recently with Mr. and Mrl. Chattanooga I Little Rock 1 west of Gallipolis. The Club 11 a Plttsburgh 20 13 .006 1 \ Tasby, W;,sh 35 131 1 1 41 .313 Ma.lcolm Caudill and family, near NuhvllJe 11 Shreveport , member of the 24 18 .800 Hi Ohlf:1 V alley Horse Los Angeles Blrmingtam at Atlanta ppd. Home Rua1 w8verly, Show A,an. and the 14 cla119 polnt Cincinnati 20 18 .556 2¾ N11Uona.l l.f'a,rut : Cepeda, GI• Mn. Sidney Parker and AM:l, Moblle at Macon ppd. ahow wlll be judged under rule:1 Milwaukee 16 17 .4R5 a Eu&.en Lea,u, ants 12: Hobmso1, Reds l l · Moon Bolivar wen guests lhl.J �·eek WORLD'S NEWEST SPORT COUPEI St. LouiJ set up by the As811. 15 19 .441 61,; Dodgers 10: M11lhf'w11, Braves JS, of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Reading 11 Williamsport 4 Classes are: Chicago 12 23 .343 10 Lancaster 10 Springfield 6 May,, firnnlt 6: T. Davis, Dodg- Ney Carpenter. Slide ll11lde thll fiery new ,i■mor coupeJ Lean bad!: in comfortable bucket ,eata-.etan41. Lead In Pony (Rider six or Philadelphia 11 13 .324 lOIJ, ers II Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frale/ Jchnstown lO Binghamton • Thuraday"a Remh■ under) not judgfd trophy for all ml II no utr■ COIi! Feel tho tbrW of u• •• w Rockette 185 b.p. Enain• , , , four barrel Aml" rkn n l..eague: Gentile, Or- and children had H guests tl\ls ! -- __ ___.::..._____ entri , Loe Angele, 1 st. Louis O, nlghl and t Mn. Blll Burke an lmam • lole! 12: Colavi o Tigers 11. Kille weekend her parents, Mr. ana 1 carburetor, dual tmtlet uh1uatl, high-torque NII' 1sle1 You can 'be ·1mon1 the fint to Pittsburgh at Chicago, ppd., r:iln 2. u Parade Horae. brew, Tw�n� 11: Mantle, Yank.a to; Mrs. Arthur Hamilton imd �r \ Ft. Knox, Kentucky were guests . Philadelphia at MUwaukee, nlgh.t, owo Old1mobUe'1 1ctlon•packed Cutlw . • . oewest and aportieat of the amallet cara!I SN!Vn, Yi. hate Sox. 9 ; Averill, An• brolher- in-law and sister \Ir. and or their mother, Mrs. Hazel l. Engllsh Three Ga ited. ppd., r ain t. Weatem Pteasure Horse. gele� 9; Wagner Anr,els 9. Mn. John Vealey oil of Oak Hill, Burke, Carol and J. W. aod at• tended commencemeat at Albany s. Weatem Pleasure Pony mn- Conly games scheduled) Ru• DaUed la w. Va. Frlday'1 Preb■blt Pltellen N■Uon•I Leapt; Cepeda. GI- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye. Jr High Sdwol where J. W Burke der 48'' <Rider 11 yrs. or under) San Francisco at O.!cago - 1 . llsh ait ive . Hors G ed anta 33; Aaron, Braves 32 : Cltm and dauRhllm, Gall, Beverly, was a membtir of the graduating 8 � FSbcll: Horse. tt 7. Western Sharon and Ruth, who ha ve bHn clau. 8. Westem Plea�ure Pony 48 • In Puf'rfD Rico whert he was Ret-ent gue1t11 of Mr, 01 � lo 151" Rider U!I or �er. station<.'(! for lhe past two yean, Perry and Frmtk were Pir. 9· Tennuaee \ValkmR Horse. are siwuding some lime wilh hla Mn. W illiam Thomu and N.,ney , IO. Clover Leal Barrel Race. parents, Mr. and M ra. Dale Dyo, Helfin and Jane Caldwt:U and Mr JI. En&lish Pleasure Horse. Sr. Othin glt('sts on Sunday for a and Mrs. John Thomu, Co!um: 11. Weltem Show Horse. family reunion at the Dy-, horr.e bu,. Cave Tours were Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Friends from the community at. 13. Western TraU Harse <P011Swimmlna BaJ1mgardner and family, " •. ,.. tended the wedding al Dyesville !es not permitted). Boatin1 ton, Mr. and Mrs . Clyde W 11ker church of Robert Carpenter, 100 1"· Roadater Pony, 50" or un· fishin& and family, Thurman. \11 . ond of Mr. and Mn, Lawrence Ca'1)- tier. Ridina: Mr1. Gll'n Envin aid chlidreu, enter and Joyce Randolph, d ,n..:1,. I In addition lO the �ln,d claues or the Jhow thertt wm bs! Mary tvllle, Mrs. Peter Keµnar ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Hiklna Calf rnplng, a popular ,port In dolph, Athens. Botb llNl Jradu- i Modern Efficiency Cottages and son and her mothe-i· ;- law. tes of Albany High khool. She i DDrth west.em eommunlllel 1nd 1 J Mrs. L. C. Kepnar, Hartford and � 1t new low rates emplo yed as Sel'retary at Alh- : wlll he lntrodu<'f'd here for tbt, PClf rt1tNat1ona or complill lnfor-- 1 Mr. and M n. Alvin Dye and fam. 1 11 ens Htgti School aQd lie ia in the . flrtt time, ....UOn, c■lh c,ne, c""-'" stat, r■,11 lly local. 1 · � fut and rough action nf Oliva HIii, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Hebron Burke U . S. Air Force. M n . Elta McComas, who haA these profeulnnal Tope1'I ii u- 1 I ,nd children , Charleaton, W t/a. . I Mr. and Mn. Ml')'\ Knowlton "nd spent some time with her chll· pedfd to i,:lve •:,«-tnton I tllrll� ' ! I -. children. ColumbllS, Ohkt : Mr. I dren 1n the Dayton area. Nlurn• i Any one dntrlnl to f'lrter the , --- - -. - -· -- , ed to tile home of her son•m-law jackpot t'OnleBl may do to. · and dauaJ,ter, Mr. and Mn.Vic- Admluioa to 1he ,how .....,.is , Don't ml< ,our 1111 • tor Perry. She waa acc",1PJb le:I I t, 50 t"ent■ for adults, and nnder ! Deluxe Model � 36" MODELS Ulat of othen · atop 111. ID daJ. by eat, d Good fne. ughter lS • \ , an . Ju \fr,. J ne ea � tiptd, Tllceo the 11<ea1::111� out ol cook­ ln expe� Jet our High Broiler -' and �h,ld ren who �penl Ylonda.y \ --- - •• · --·- --·Ins • • . . hai clock timer, cookins your bralr:llt ayatem , Gold Star Extra night here. chart, oven window and llrht Ae lot. u f,..I Do It lotllJI broiler and 1tove Columbia Township roung {olu 00 oown REG, $359, 20'' APT. SIZE e RILINlNG who graduated lr<Mn the Alba•y l INSPICT High School on 5'.mday Wfft e ADJUSTMINT up James Burke. Rlcl111nl Jeriors, 1 ADJUST e DRUM Rota Kaye K- and Viralllla ' TURNING r. V�glnla 'l'llmer wu Utt. Turne .llLINI ed u graduating with bonon. lfr. and Mn, 11:m·•le Davi■ Patbnbl�a. W. Va,.vlslted with . ' . the Peck ftlt.1 · Crabtne faruliln MIIII 11rt IUI l g the N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORt:, 0. _jj :.:. Y cinHf durin L_....,_ = Daffy S<!ntlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddle(iort, O., Ma)" 28, Ill- Nll:AIIS Wl!IOR'l' rrolNS MAJ'OR CONDITIONING MONTICF.ILO, N.Y. tlJP[)-ArHAINES F�, N.Y. IUPll­ only live Giulio Rinaldi ol l'41t, c:hallenger dtle Moon needs to abed mor11 pouuda to mate t.?Je 175- [or Archie Moore'11 light beavy pound llmll for his llghl heavy- . weight crown, bopn a major conclnniaU Jell-bander, pllcitld ..... weJ&bt U11e llgb\ aga inst Giulio ditionlng wt 4otrn ·loday on orders from IDAl81U' Luiji Prohitter to wm his aecond game for Rlnaldi of Italy Jwe 10. iett.L the Athletics. Dick Howlel and M cham• r , .die . Al oore, tcognbed Jerry 1.,umpe had two hits each t New York, M 81S!.chu se� Rm aldi s weight Is down to 178 ; as l le l the for winners w hi W l le T by un,pe, sakl Th�y he 1 �unds oul� three above Iha :and Gene Green bomered ror tbt .. 1 1 aro 8 l t whi low at this ch � imi und 80 pounds after Senators. Dick Donovan iulte.""e:i -� 1.vuwined 11 rounds of boxing, lta� � traininJ, accordizsa to his fifth consecutive loss. roadwork and gymna:aium work• Proteth. The bout 11 acheduled far up. Leroy Thoma, hit two homers for the Angell. • The Twins overcame ■ 1ive-tun first-inning de(icit to send the game into extra innings oc R('no Ualle<I p,... hderoatloul It looks like Whitey Ford will go on winning a., Joni a.� Lui� Arroyo's arm holds up. Th11t'1 a familiar quip in the New York Yanlees' clubhoUSt these day.s but 1t· s not fonny to . . . . 1"' . Arroy 'o Arm Still Good THE ----:;:;..t�c"'.'� _, _ _. • >'• ...♦ ♦ ... -'.iAIER' JURNITURE -In a,;..!; ":i:e bu _,.. • .-11111. I ��-.. ... .. ......... ♦+-♦ • • ,i. .. . •i � T,l - :, ,c_, • .,. • '< • • , ...� • .::::t � � :::: ':"- ,;"l· � --:- .. � ,Ii,- "" :,. � ,. � .i, ,1" JI .. 'ij' ... ... ... .. ,. .. .. ' ' < . . • • • � - - .i. - , . • , . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . � .. . .. .. . .. .. . ¢ , ..,. _ .1' • .11, , .., � . - .. _ ,. • • .,. ... .. � .................. . . .. .. __ _ _ _ _ _ .., ,. ., . "" .. ... .. . ,.. .. . . j , .,, ..... � . . . .... .. .. . .. ... .. .. .. . .. - - ,, .., .... ... , . . .. ... ._ ..,. ...., . . .. . _.. . .. •• <,,. •• ' �. --. • · · - · . . _ ., _ _ _ _ _ - - . . .. .. . . . .. . -� Dolly SenMIIIII. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, May 26, 1961-7 • T Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't W ants - leg I Not•.,. ==-· -��,;,�•===·� ..,.....,,. DA I LY CROSSWORD WA NT AD S :::. ·-­ Mel.gs-Mason Coming Events ,: t";,._" YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 1 1 Spring Has Sprung ::� ' 1 ., . I "l�._ ... - -- 1 =��--------__ ----------- ff ,� I G C E'M I I 41 1:.,,;--1--+--ir-v:�..., -t---t-t--t--l ,., C M Y'E DSGIIT MUASLRSDS G Y 'i i.. J , ;:, U S I S I .M S CYMESGBI '. - - - - - 1,195 55 Buick VS - - - - - - - 595 MONDAY- THROUGH FRIDAY 5:55 Sign On e:oo Today wttb G«t t.15 Country Jamooret 1:30 P'arll!I Time 1:33 Country Jamboree 7:00 Breakfast flarty 7:25 Extet1ded Weatoer 7:30 Picke111 Show 7:50 Sohio News Report 8:00 BreaklUI Party 8:25 The ·world Thi■ Moraiag . (News) · ,·.."I; :ai· ,.. ., �-� ! ·.. 1, 30 Bre1'kld. Party 9:00 Morning Medtta.Uon1 J0:00 Morning Meditations 10: 15 Callin,11 PL fleaaarn 11:00 swar Shop 11: 15 Country Hoe Down U:25 Farm BW'tl\l, Show 11: ao Country Hoe 1.NJWD 11: 45 Farm Timi 11:67 Mid-Day Dow Jones Av• erogeo 12:00 Noon Newt 12: 15 G1M111° Sf.ar 12 s, Just F0r You 1:26 NllWt!i 1:30 JClt For You Z:00 Say Jt With M:isie 3:00 Plaiter Part7 4: 80 Loca.l Newa f:35 Platter PartJ 5:45 News Roond11p Sundown Sern.otlo 8:111 Sll!D Oft Monda, Throop t'rlu.7 . 3/ 1:58 Sign OD 7:00 Musical Clock 7,15 The IJfellao 8:00 Ohio v�_ . � _. 1:05 Ohio ltefl- --�.-,.,.;, 8:10 Sports Today 8.: U World NeJw!I: , 1,,0 llluslcal Clock 8:86 CommunilJ �ewa . 00 lll �- Pu Ull a.-v1?;! Shows c ,;,e� bl � •• 30 l::t5 Showers iv! .� 10:00 Muon Onmty: Nen 10:Cli Talk of �� . 10:ra World Newt 11:00 Wbaa'1 My Number IM Wecl. l'rl) :·it,.'l'iii,. u,oo TaOi ,;1. .._,.; . (Tues;, .,-, , U,15 Talll of I.ht 11,16 Chw-dl Belli 111q lll\'lday anl,i) 11:40 Social � 11'leoday · � · U:tl World New1 11:55 Mason CountJ News 12:00 Community News ••. ·- New, � · 06 .,,_ 12: JQ Ohio Newa l2:J5 Markel■ IZ:20 Bolletin Board 12:25 Nan O Grams Dome Hour , : : :.mM= 1:51 Local New, 1:00 Mr. Music 8:00 W«Jd News ,,oo WJ E H RADIO B l aett nar's ::: �: f:OO Dlscinl Wltb Dot& 4:30 Rolling Home ., .. World Rl,porl ,, 60 Sports •:55 Masoa County New, D:00 Commun!IJ Nen 6:06 World NIWI a: 16 11,_l<alo 1:00 Slmet Boubwanl e,30 Sip OIi l mact, Richard Ord. J, L. Stew. Of' � . 1-4£ CAN �J' . art, Jack Flether, Jame, I-lampCAN 'T THAr I-On, Clyde Fol.,-, Rotne WilHom- [ CAT CF '/WIS U !AA CATS Ai1E V<R\' DE:.1CA[E , CitEATL-RE5 ..THE!i OOtff UKE ,on, N.arry Miller, ArthhlT WehrWAL1'? TO 6H THE1R FEET CIIRT!/ ! Ii, Philip Wolpert, Earl Clark, Ed· l\ win Stein, 1bonw Reed, Rev. WOMAH'l!I CLUB BANQUET 'nil annul Woman'■ Club Din- Jack Welch and Dr. Ridgway. ( BIRffl • aer WU lpld 'l\tettfay ev6tllng al !he Gene Ball Realeuront In Pl. Mr. aod Mn. Doaold BurngardPleuant with Mrs, PtuJ Powell ner are announcing the birth of • f ,;.,�½, .� � • ,L U, ■en1lng 81 toaatmfstreu. '(be In• IOD of May lli at Pleasant Valley I 11 FRED LASSwli. L •ocotlon wu ilV'" by Mrs. Ed- Hoopltal. The boby ho been IAIINEY GOl)GLE onc1 SNUFFY SMITH win Stein, 'l'be weleomin1 addrtu named Eric !fell erwJ weighed e ' waa given by the president, Mre. lbs. The graodparenta are Mr. I !'LL R.UN LKKE.TY- SPLIT SHt: JE5T WENT Paul Scally. Mr�. Percy �• and Mra. George Bumgardner ol FER TH" SE11LEMENf OUT SHOPPIN' Southweslem DJStdet Woman • Ma1011 , Mrs. Freda Hart of New AN' TRV TO KETCH Ht'R �--,, r-rrr"!'.I Club president of Huntington, was Haven and Mr. Emory Hart all!ID guest speaker. Several humol'IIUI of New Haven. readings were 1Iven by Mn. PllRSONALI Powell. Ann Howard, daughter of �r. Offl.cers for the coming year and Mra.O. J, Howard, Jr. , haa were Installed by Mrs. Booten. been a recent patient at Pleasant They were: president, Mn. John V8fley H JS ital. P Morgan; vice president, Mrs. R. Mu. and A. Lee Stewart of Mr. , secretary g recordin I G. Greene: '/ .• were Monday Va W. Sutton, r, treasure Ford; Mrs. Kermit Mrs. James Hampton: correspond- glltlsta of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stew-• I ( \.\ Edwin art. They were enroute home art , ing secretary, Mu. er havln� vi&ited their son and1 , Roush. lw AL t:Aff ter-m.Iaw, Dr. and Mrs. ,LI L ABNER M R G Greene was general daugh y Stewart al Oxford, Ohio. cha�� 0{ the dinner and was Perr Lt. �-START ME TOt.JARO HER-A,,,.1' Cmdr., Rtd.• James Dyer of ,..AH ...,. 'L_ L_ M -:-A -KE I TIMll.$,SAM 'assisted by Mra.. Frank nompTHIS t / h � EF AH C�IQ<EN5 OUT-JAa MK n wi g is olk . visiti IT, "'IE.T!! Va Norf . . STARTED T' i'<ISS h COULi) son, Mrs. Charles Dodd and Mrs. WIF A PITCMFOltt<. !! ... .,er. . e.RIOE-NJ L IILINDFOLD TH' . er, H. Mrs mo hi& t G,T Eugmle Hester. 'Ille table• were 5 T!MES, HE. M&!!cf Mr. and Mn. Harry EMBARRfiSSIN'.� decorated with floral arrange- Guests FAINT&D !.' r d i g the weekend were ments in keeping with the elub"• Mille LU' n Mrs. Wayne Daw� and and Mr. colora of red and white. Unique daughter of Columbw, 0?10, Mrs. place cards with faces and eay• Florry and two children c,f Paul ings depicting the personality of Island, N. Y. Rev. Mra. Long each guest aJso decorated the Miller, Sr., Mr. and Mnr. Harry tab!es. Gary Nichols and daughter of Those attending were Mrs. Mlddleboom, W. Va., and Dr. and Fred Batey, Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Walter Kelly of Marietta. M W Nancy Scally, Mrs. Charles Mrs. William Powell, Jr.• Mrs. ca... C:.pf' ::......!.::..--=.=:Dodd, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs. Lou- William Powell, Sr., Mrs. Otto is Karachnik, Mra. Karl Wilea, GrllTltll an4 Mn, Jack Welch atl, KIN9 Mrs. Chester CampbeU , Mr1. Wy• tended the Tue11day session of GASOLI att Chadwell, Mn. Bertha Filson, the west Virginia Synod Confl'r• • Mra. Edwin Stein, Mn. Frank ence of Ultberson Orureh's at �( 5- 2€ 0, Thompson, Mrs. George 'lbayer, l Jackson'■ Mill. Mr. and Mrs, It. )� Mrs. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Wll- 1 1,loyd ROU&b attended the Stew- ,.,;,;_,-:;--/ -. , _,,,,. "' ', liam ?hfsler, Mn. Robert ?4c- ardship Banquet and meeting on Glothlm, Mrs. Walden Roush,,1 Tuesday evening. � � • ·· � Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. 0. J. I �,.. j · • • .: Bostic, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mn. : Mrs. Glenn Smitlt has retumed " ·) · · • · · · ·,· i' � '111omas Hoffman. Mrs. J. L to her home after being a patient ", l. Hospita Valley t :r Pleasan C1/ Stewart, Mn. R. G. Greene, Mrs. at ,Timmy ll end Celdwe arl E Percy Booten, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. .• · :1 , i\';r(;, • \¥·Mr■• Paul Scally, Mrs. John Mor-- of Zanesville, Ohio, were here on . friend visltin� day s gan, Mr111. Marl: Ward, Mrs. Billy Wednes ,;Ward, Mrs. Toomey Flinn, Mrs. Mrs. 0. J. Bost.le has been a "1cBCI'. Don B.illley, Mn. Willard Fear, surgical paUerJt at Holzer Hos� Mrs. Donald F, Roush, Mrs. pita\. • • • James Hampton, Mrs. Kermit Mrs. Blll J. Howard, Mrs. Har- NANCY and Ford, Mrs, Jess Abel and Mn. ry Miller, Mn. Edgar Layne Coin were Jewell Mrs. George Kent MIiier. T H ANKS ··· visiting JUST SAY, WOULD YOU ay Wednesd lumbus on lTOJUI: SHOWER ­ � PEAR IRMA··· NOW 1RMA sur a PLEAS E is e, who ld AUNT FRITZ ! Mrs John Morgan alU'I Mrs. Mra, Dona Cook WON'T BE ­ I APOLOGIZE y WR ITE A ersit Hos nt Univ patie at SAYS I HAVE TO Chest�r- Campbell were hostessea glcal FOR CALLING ABLE TO ER LETT APOLO G I Z E TO to a stork shower honoring Mra, pital. READ IT YOU AN APE ' FOR ME 2 ,[ erton of Barb A Wolfe E. Mrs. I RMA . lqg even ay Donald Hartley on Frid ­ h daug ng her visiti at the home of Mrs. Morgen. The Ohio, is her� Mr. and Mrs. -1aw, and ter son-m blue color scheme of pink and was carried out in tbs decor•• Lloyd Roush. -----i tions and refreshments, A large stork was placed on the end of CARPENTER the gift table overlooking the Guests on Sunday at the Lewis gifts. Games were played during ; Smith bome were Mrs. J o h n the social hour. Whlltington and son, her riephew, _ �e .•t�?,in�, w ��- Mrs:, lonnie- Scarberry : Mr. and Mrs. 11 CHESTER GOULD Louil itarscbii1�. ffi-s. t1uii-les Herb Ilanaway and daubhler, ;\lr. DICK TRACY Dodd, Mrs. Frank Spradling, and M rs. Man ford Smi1h and Mrs. Frank Thompson,_ Mrs. Jae� Rena, all of Lancaster: arJd Mr. 00 ABSOU.ITELV HOTI-IING, 10 'TI.HNI( 1/N Kl!NNEL MAS Flesher, Mrs. Carl Kmg, ·Mn. Ray Knox and Mr. and Mn. fioss IM)'()R-AIJD C.O OM JUST BECX:IMI! A NIDl!QJT R>R AS DEFORE, TME NEXT Jess Abel, Mrs. Roy Cooke, Mrs. ,Knox apd son, Springfl,!d. CR0CICSf VMffCAN I 1)0? I MOY!. 15 UP 'T0 05. mey Mrs. Jr, owe William P lL , -'l'oo Mr· and Mrs· Kelley Kerns and · Mrs. s, Diver d Donal Flinn, Hrs.. aughter, Madison, W. Va. wt'fe n_..;_ •,l'"• _.. _, .u,isu.� GIerm Sm1lb, Mn. _ ekend gues� of Mrs. Mo:-;es ley, Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Dym- we y and family. Perr pie Cockrell, Mra. Hartley and Max Crabt.re�, the hostesses. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs.. ,,,.,�ck�nn al t� Mrs. William Powen. Sr.• Mrs. o. Columbus, spent . 111s parJ· Bostic and Mrs. Larry Lleving. their home '!find v1s1te<l ents, Mr. and Mra. Edgar CrabJ!IEWJNG a.us tree. ay d Tue�. met - The .-wing tlub afternoon at the home of Mrs. H, L. Dyer. Durln&: the social hour INSPEC1'ION -BET . rtfmhmenta were served to Mrs, Chapter OES, will hold '·'-'"--'.r.:1 R�e ••-, Mrs. Ottie Roush' ...rod B_, _, 1-• !Ct.Ion Frklay at , .... I 1 1r P I • \fa,oni< Temple. • LITTLE_ ORPHAN ANN .;., L� ;&w'=: at the temMrs. Edwin Stein, Mn. R. F. dinner will be &erved ra an:! mem• AA' MARLENE, OREAM� Bryant, Md. D. A, Smith, Mra. pie at !lb: for office 0:: TH' CMn,.o -ro COM&. 6F"MF ar. M y.11il Ph y Matron Worth ben:, T. Stone, W. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. t.ON� nt 8A!V S\.E FIQQBl8 '&Mi'l.t;NW&R 11ee., BOT BRAlilli Mrs, RU80 Jl,,lblini and the hos- tin and William Stewart, Wore.EV0NQ 81L1EFI N&V!R A �. Mrs. .Dyer. 1'be nm meeting thy Patron, announced. The .Jn• 'COMS'LA,lMT; l' A W�' D.G.M. be will officer apectlng the at will be held an. lf,ay 21 Be1; Spaulding, Distriet 25, Athhon'IIII of Mrs. D. A, 5milb, ens. ROTARY CLUB _ The Bend Bolary Club '""' on' 'lliunt!Q veDittl for 1helr r;,&o· WOLi' IIIABRIES TINY Jar - moelbtJ. Dr. Jolin I Jt - BerRldceway ,poke lo tho group on SAN FRANCISCO tUP tall fe<t • bll recent trip la Bermuda where .nard Wo!J, Wbo It M•gWedtleodly marrN!d Helen he took -Jal IChoollnlFeb• - who la • fool delalne Berman were l - altendin eight. , • • LQne, Donald Rou,h, �Cor- -_---· ---- �\_fi" ' WIU.Y Hlad,W:11 ,BEfll111srw1rHmEW· \" / � - = ::. �• . ·J ;:':it. . & __ ■ a, SAM LIFF ABBlli AND SLATS ,.�-,r,� ,.., • ,..,.,_;: ·•� · .;;:;:;;-r, ;;;L,....r""' .;;;,; ...;;;; .. ""� ■ S�>:OP IM•HA! fr:OCK OAVV JONES! t ·5,1iuLT.,0 THE WON'T m, MAIJING N (1f, 5041)1161RL CRUSHES MAN· ON MCM&: fOOLS l#ltlL HOOD. NA-NA! 'IOU � ME! TERRY ••• . }jfllO ! _..,,.._ DICKS ea,,1A1<1NS ME OUT.EVERY NISHI'•..• DINING1 IN �S .• BARGAINS w;EA J w· •� ) TRUCK 1955 llternatlonal I ½ Ton • $895 K Rd Mo•• -.._.J._"-_•_.... __ , ' ,,s, GM( ½ Tgn "'�'.: ::·· '.:.S.865 -;;:r·- ...,, -.. . , ' \ \ --�---� .:, "\. ., f =-----�------- --'------ -- Vlllt-'FRQtt ·.r� lO WMPO Radio ·�-�--- -=------ t 'Yesterday's Cryptoquote� AN OPTIMIST IS A GUY THAT HAS NEVER HAD MUCH �XFERIENCE-?11ARQL'IS, (C 1!!!11. Klq Feature11 .Syodlca.tt, be,) 58 GMC ½ t. Pkp. - • $1,195 'I e " - A C l Y S ., 57 Oesoto VS • - - - - - '995 METROPOLITAN MOTORS I " ◄ ""4 .Orypt.pam Quotatlott CE 1 'I I 1295 57 Ford VS 4 dr. - - - - 995 57 Buick VS • .' · A X Y D L B A. A X R II · L O N G F E L L O W L1,� , .. , .tr simply atalld1 :for another. In thla ean,;•"' A i1 u. �4 tor the Uu-ee L's, X tor the t\\•o O'a, etc. Single letter,, 11.pOJlo. trophies, the lenglb and tormatlon of the wore.ls are all hint,. Bacb <l n· the CJ)d61.ei.tera are different. 56 Olds. Super 88 -- · 995 I ===-�------ --- .. k,I fruit 23. Poueu 2i. SeQtcb river 26. Country te■ttval ( Eng.) ZT. Shoe mot,. rta1 '.imn..,.., AQ,rer 29. Piece out 38. Partly SZ. Owing open 34. Aver :19, Eye :16. Guile amorously J8. Kind o! tO. Boothe apple '!11, Tunlll 37. Circle of rulen llj'ht. '4. Regret r •. �T ... MtYPTOQUOTE - Here's how h 59 Pontiac VS - - � - 1,795 -1 2d. Ba)· Win,7:JW 2£_ Slainray p<>> t 1SO. :,,.rr. H:ain­ marskjold 31. Man's nlcknamji a;, Leg joint 34. Stewe(' fruit 86. Gab I Colloq. : 39. Anrien 42. Indian princr 43. Debal 45. Wing, .. 46. "'holly U. Com plant pe■t '!18. ie■ames (var.) DO\VN 1. Walked. 58 Volkswagen 2 dr. 1095 58 Rambler I · l BLAETTNARS " ..-----===--=------= MUELLER '' FURNACES ARNOLD'S ------- -- room 1 -•a. •----. r.. ,.. $40_ Trade•l':J -----=='-====•·=·•-=-; :n. Trop,. •-- ff0lzer ffosp1t• aJ t<> ...u tb• n11 "tat, bfNhlElmer Winston, Anita Estep Mn lstered aI the bosnit ..J on 1buniC ed 0 David Alonzo, M1·s. Nan Fisher, day, t�� ���nJO: ��:�.�� :�� t;. IN THI �-O■ATI COU l:T lt'rlna: bi. Htale: that u... d•cedHt ""· King and William BoySALE STEREOS - G.E., MotorK8uuJn Ml!IGS COU NT'r, OHIO was Rind In fe41 dmplo of the !olo!a_ Magnavox $99.95 up. No ca111y, SIii.ith. icxeeuttts 1ow1A1 dnc,r1bed Tf!■J e.Ute: E a&ttl!ill lloipllal er IJI. Mrs. Van Mc:Dade and Cora Tw tclllo•l11.1 1nl e.iat<i situated --'" HoI· �1 th• I.art Wm and t Among those who entereu 1n the County o1 M•li:•, 1n the sta1e Hilton visited Mr. McOade ia c!own paymE'n1 H amp on and Tntament o1. JeM■ RWWDel, I Amoq Alline o1 Ohlo, JDd ill tbe VUJase <>I Pom· Capeh art, New Haven, W. Va. Dttt&Hd. no,11t 24 hours According tu n1e mlanlght rf! Athens. Plalntuf H1Jy, and bounded lad. deacrlbed zer hospitaJ in the ..,.. • . 6tc 5 23 E a.1.. Glli<ln ��d: follow,, Hobar RESULTS .. DEPENDABL were: Mrs. t Wilson, port of the nui·sing department, - - - -W. FOR CONSISTENl - - 1.1. ---RATES No. 11,ltl Commone!� •t tho ,oulhw1'11t COJ'· f27 Fourtb Ave., Mark A llen Mc- those patients who were listed ------------ 1 ner of John P. GUlliandt l o t; 7 MOTIC I IY ,uaLICATIOtt f «10U per word. one msert1on Minimum cbarJe--60 ( 1 4} FOR RENT Glenna Rum.me! wbo nlidn at Box thmco M>uth 31 d�, w...i eiJh.ty Coy, 1 12 Eastern Ave· • M r,. H fair included Mrs. Robert Ray. DN YOUI_ DUI w• cents ti cent& ptf word fur three cunaecutiv, i.nsert10D1. •u910, 81'rlin, New Hamplhln. a n d fou, <M! feet, thence n<irth Cl4 de1.I Arna A · Massie ' Eureka Star Rt , nor. Jame Sn�, & "�- Vern CampSpecial--0oe ownth ior liO cent11 per word · y d H.um�l, wrio rt11du at nn i'lo ci•hty four de.eur, , u ,1 (:ti 1-2> EIGHT Fi.00M HOUSE AND cap/11..1 Ave .. om.:ha 13. Nebruka. thirty even and one haU feet; Jerry Dean Stumbo, Rodney beil, Clifford Smith, Mrs. Owen Full rate of ii cent§ per woN:I will tHI cliarged for adand the unknown belro, devise... 1•11•· thence north (!14 1-21 litty tour and DougIas A K0hser, 2404 Mt Ver 11erusang if oot oa1d w1thjn LQ days alter receivlbl! hill. se'ifll room hCJU3t'; One 5-room ttt1. · Walters, Mrs. William Fox, Earl · ad.m1n.-1r,oton. uecutors •rut one halt Jri;:rH� wut (l9!Jl one hunErron io Advertl&ln! ShoUld be re11urted 1mmed1ttely. Also New 5 room u.111n1 of Arthur fturnincl, D�eascd , dr,.d and nlnetJ f»• reel: tMnce non Ave. , Pt. Pleasant, M r s. Reese, Ho apartment. race BuX•• wn, JOhn Mag!'he 1J&1ly Se.ntu1el wtl nol be responsible for more than . ... ,JI ld<e notice that Olad�• Smith Ml -·,rth. 68 dc1 eut J87 1 ·2 rm: I . house WJth garnge and laWldry Eiecuuu ot tho Lut wm and Tnt•· thenn iouth 29 ,.,.u.,. eut u151 Elmer E. Sigman, Middleport. nani, Miss Flormce Camp• Mich• 01Je IDoorrect l.llsertiun , mt "' Juoe RummoL De<,eued, on ,;mo hundred ud ,c,cnty fln fert Mrs· Dana E · Hrunm Rt• 1 Min CarJ of TbanU and Sperial Notices of Events., $1.25, in basement, A. N. Bengel. Ph. m · he 27th day ur Ap:rll 11161, flied a Pt• to the Pia,� of 1>eginn!n1. fontilln' · • ael Bryant, Rog2r Watson' Shll for 50 word minimum Each addihonal word, le. WY 2-3272. 2•Hfc tll1on In the Probate Court of M•ill "'I 1133-1000 0r 1" M�r•· J• Theiss, .1 ersvi"Ile · Mrs. BJvthe Jerry ley Larkins, Lori Blevina, . Coun�y. Ohio. 1Uq!n1 that 11 11 nee . • Powe, lin• Ob1tuarle1 pubhshed at 1 cent per word. l£•cept1n1 therefrom 43. Hl3 ot an Rt . I Racme, M·!'ls Teresa Dawr. Stumbo, Mrs. Emma Ochsenbei.n ___ l1 wotws 1 DA 'i 3 DA'J'S 8 DA VS I 110. e,e .,.h,ch a wu conVf'}ed by Ju. TRATLER SPACE AVAILABLE l , E . Oan1e · I A S· Mrs. Olli!:! Russell, John Henry, 18 60c 90c Sl.35 $f.50 "" L Rummel and Amella B. Rum . Clark . Oak H'IJ • 0-. "'-lt . . at Miller's Trailer Court, Mid· th• meJ P omero} to Bell ilaiJ ... ·ay 20 60c Sl.20 $1.80 $6.00 bury, Rt. l Beaver, Mn. lsaiali Mrs. R.,ue,:· ,.L--1 s,·m,. M •·,. A n n • un Au11ust ht . 1913. l.'ompan, · $2.00 dleport Ph. WY 2·5422. 342 25 '15c S1.50 S2.:ui $7.:Kl wh k h d�eed ,1 m' ded in Vol 110, I-lardy, Rock Camp, and M r tll. M·assie, Ferd Lawrence, Ernest _,.,.,.cwo-a, per WNk 24 Beech St., M1daleport. Ohio. I Paee uf '.h o Du,d d ,. o R"e r • f p Ads 1'flelved bJ 10 A. II will be In that day•, piper. Mui;:, C<>untv, Ohio. tu w hkll r•f· au1 E · M CIl"\lr!· ed • Ravenswood A. Watts. Thomas Howerd How S 18 !Ok i h d or Ingels Furniture 1 W, \' a. ard Hysell and John M. Raike. -i ;���1�:1�� :�:;i;;P :-;': " :, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ., um Af'AR· TMENTS -_ . -;,hed 1111 d cep1t<1 parc...l. Middleport., Ohlt .....t Births Six units of blood were admin- I I miumt!!him. McMasters. MlddleREFEREN<E DE£D. Vol IIJ4, Pa1e Mrs. ,Tames Vt'hite, Ravenswoocl Note: Re■der1 ue cordial�oo. D<-c-d Reeo,rtl! M•·11s Coun() • . , , port Pbone 'NY2--mL , Vi. \a., son. 4:48 p.m. Thursday I, Ir invited to use this. anoh,o IC ,9) FOR SAL.. Cl) NOTICES 1-3_ ' I a for 1• 1>c1!tion. oald of c-r , . -rr The , c pu .sp --- 1 --- - - -- -- FOR REl\"T: APARTMENT W,!h nouncement a ce fer bli . prenuoe1 for tnA pur- Mrs. John Sauer' Rt. 2• pt• Pleas---'---th.� 1MJ,. of •aid &ND PDT CONTROl UBMl'l'S - m. �F O R AI. UMINU!\-1 AWStNGS thrPc rooms and bath. Phune and vrganiad group ��- pn,c "' pa,m1 th.e debts of d.,edent ant, daughter, "' · HI a.m. Thurs be 1ccept- �mt l h� costs of adm,ni.stran on. 5 J llc ing1 , Notices will -•.. R. Residentlal and fommerl'ial I \VY 2-5141. "' F- -• Th• i,artiu r,,., ari,.. � m entioned day. Mrs. Ruger Lee Gilbert. Rt · --., _.,.._. to run d<11. , r t h rel!- days will .-av lake- notk.- ,h,i lh.c-y have b�en ., l' m Comhloallun Scref'n and Glass ro part,es ddn1<1int i,, said p.,t, J ' hur an, son• 8 · 24 a · m· Thurs ... A. Senicll a■tln ft'Y :I- Aluminllm Storm Doors aod g ROOM HO ·'.l.1 E • Lmro ]n H 1 ll ' ( or leu) in advance. of the nam l!un arid , the• a,. r�nuir • w day. , even1 . N oh(e1 received for •�m• be-lore th< 17th.� day" <>f •••••• 1-1141e June, Wlodowa. Call WV 2-3748 flay Available .lnnf' I Wm. McQui g,� . more tllan three inHrtion1 · 19til. DIscha,� , 5.--.. Bay \i i · will be held until meeting / ·s s � lTII . f:,c,.� utrl� af AT Cr.Al)\ Patients recently disrhar......:r IE!l: U& FOB FEED NEEDS AND or l'Vening. King Hu ilrlP rs S u p. 3ooi 2 WebSler Road, . E, ..... ln•h� La,t w,11 and le•tam..n1 I !age Ohio 5 2 30!C t o h ___ • above_ _ · _ _ 5 U IOtr requiremenli. • I ~Jnaull(, Mhldlep rt ply Compuny, oi J�,,. �""'""!, 0..<·.,�••d, -- a�� _ eluded Charles Hockman, Mr� 1 1 3 25 MIU. Robert · Hayaie, Mrs. Nannie I IN POMERO Y . � be rl room� . tw n •------------' cRow: �. �g(� & PORTEJI -1 .�ns FOR Pi.AIN Tlf"F AT:n: i 1 i ' gal age. i!d l lc frame story ' ' Rhea, John Baird• Mrs, Genild 1\1 .-\\-' ::6 LUNCH AT JACK'S Dairy Bar . I \ti .Ill, , ., , 1, 12. 19, 26, UII 2 9! < I ' 811th i · Furr u or nshr,d nfurn � ' -- ' E. Evan!I, Mrs. O\lo B o s t l '" · I Middleport! It 's Like Reaso'I i Pomrroy M e t -,o 1i�1 C h u r c , ed. Write :1% l'li a t/mm L E�AL NOTtCE I Mrs. Modjeska Love, Mrs. Lew ' n, t \\ :::CS · u inrrw Qr s",'£- n drnr r_, , able, MRnl ,t-24-6 __ ' a« .'lo 11 - l81 · Cult1mhus. 01 1 :,l m· call Rlal'.'/ ed1l.rf' · Thu ,dc1 I ,iA" _WIS · '· · Wa1son, >Irs. wJ· 111am 1s noUG!.A� OOROTHY IT' F,· r y ,.inJ Now ENROLLING STUDENTS ' J ti I.J �H,rn,�. <'h,-·3'< 1 · 0 ' ' 1'' 2 �21 5 2 Wy s ln'r and I, ant da,,gh?,r. Mrs. Dale in ,, ay :."J an , 2ii l ,. l' ,;, 1n11u. for art lessons end oil painting I vo -·Darst and infant daughter, Mrs ,,, ,- 27 .r >l'lllte'I" --'- color and for summer EU-11!:fl A DOUG! A�, One local owner., 6 ROOM INF11RN1SHED arrnrt\\ est il,u1��-,,,11er , PenMylvanta, Ray Heaton ant.I infant son, Mrs 1 day 1chool at Central School ' 1 me'11. Call C!iJ istine Beegle �r Th(' Mt. Mor-1.'!!1 l'hurch of Gwl , n.,t�n<iant El m� r A Oour 10• wh""" PI�c� or CharIes Rowe ar.d infant daugh• , building, Pomeroy, beginnin"'e Mr� F:arl Bennett. Pomero,· 1+ 1 11 h.uv.- a rummage sale at 11,.,. "'• 1 <1�"•� w ,•"t ttrLdre,nter, Penn- ter Mrs Jerrv Culwell Wavne 1� . "'·'·-·' toWlniuf\y • M 8Y 31 • aI 9 a · m· � .. · ' ' 111�11r;ml'e Bklu . nha n l a, 01h�1"lu, who,� pla,•e or 5-24-121, i'l'arn,T-D:r,•is Ohiu. ruld,•n�., ,. onkrio"n. wi ll 1 a 1r.� nu1k� Zeigler, Mrs. ·Anna Scites, Mrs AIIO will keep children for work. .. y 25, 26. 2, thKt nn !he 4th da} of .'ltaJ,'. lfl/lJ, I Super 4 DQor. 6 cyl. auto. transmlulon. Tbi1 nl' II .. b Hor,,, . HOii"" -� �" b111 h. · ,uI I ba�. l\b · g ' etc• I Pl um b•1ng & Heating I ,,• un, er"lfn�•u ,,,cd h•r P•tilion =-nts• l!.IIU ·"·ppm Ing r-� • peel) ng skat public b will A · · 1 A,�,n.,1 as clean as it is econoonieal. One uwner, him ,n 618 th. E. Cuurt Main St. or Commun e Por,,"iroy \ I ment, yard. ehorJe VY 2-3898 Rates reuc,nable. Supecvised held at the BiQ Tup in \1 idd k Pl� .. ,o f M •IJM Count}·, Ohio, pr•JI· ·2•24411 l 1 Ph WY one , in11: for a divor«e, ,·u�tudy of min or 1•24•6L, play and activities. See Marga· eh,ldr�n, a1,mun)· •nrt &upport, hoth The 801h A r • On The 1 port Saturday mornmg !rum IO ttmporar; ..._, ....._,.,..,,.,. ret Lewis at Central School, or',,_,..,,,..,..,,.., · · �nd perman11nt; and other ----- - 1' I until noOrJ sporJ-n1ed bv lhe Moll i- r�l,et, on the Riv.r. No• Is The Tim• of lfrou ne�CaU WY 2·5:l08. between 5 and 7 ELECTROLU I ers' Auxilial'y at Boy Seoul Trooi; le�, of d uty 1round1 ()7) HELP WANTED Tit G • t Your1, At The.. and e>lr•m• cru�lly. X VACUUM Cleanf'r __ ___ 1 26 3tp 1 ,1 Overhauled eQ&ine. Like new fil1jsh. p. m. b Low - Low PricM. s 00 1 model complete with all ' S'T'iiDENT BOOKKEF.PER--1<,QR 245, _r t w! ll ?e W(•ll chaperoned. .;/e�·� hew�l� th �.:�:, �:a,:��•1 oot . h Dour1u, attachments and paper throw- 1 about 3 haurs an evening. Rut- Admission price JS 25 Cf'nts which New 1 4 ft. Sampson �\';1�1 J 'r SEE MIDWAY MARl<ET for your away A}';D FtrLTZ bags. Pay R off $26.00 al ''" 1 Wf:BST£ halso inch1df'd the skates and land Keystone Snv1re Stat ion. Sea Hawk 400 Memorial Day flowers Fresh .n- Ph" W" 2 22"' · Allol'nc-n For Plaintiff ""'- · ...ne 1 • ""· " 5 25 3lc I Ires hmenl9 of .iI I k mds will b'" ,.51 n, 19, .5, :u.o. 2 !Bl and 9 and artificial. Widp sPledion. Only $645 2 Dr. Sedan. Spotless original finish. Ont local owner. 5 26 6tr ______ I offered for sale by the Auxiliary ---- - Best prices. Midway Market, ---��--A LJCENSF:D PRACTICAL Nu�-"f;_ With Thts• Extru NQT!tl o, Uf'OINTM �,""T � � , BRAND NEW NECCHJSEWrNG Apply cal'man Rest Home. Rt. The public is i11vitt-d. W. Main St. Pomeroy. N 18 3 htai. of KINNETH ■YEii:, c.. I 8 Pc. Hardware Set. 1\1 1\Y "�•"' 5 26 3tp marhine. S71.00 Zig Za"Pr arid J, pomeroy. .., 5 25 3tc uued . - --------- -�-- ----- -- -- butt.onholrr. Phone WY 2-2204. There will lw a rnu n� a n d I Jl.i 1 c . h bf Bow light and flae st-1ff. 1 SOM r.tc F.ONE TO STA Y WITH el - ! S(Jl ltire dan ce Sn!11 r1!a v n:gti1·· ll . ChH;:e� D y�� . whe;� Pu,r ��!('f, t��� I Stern light. THANKS OF (2)- CARD 26 s 4 Dr. Sedan. Power iteerini and 'brake,. Bea.utlful l dr�n 1 1 Mlddl�P<>rt. Ohio. hao b,en · - - - -- - - . . l ;-;==c-c,,-==�-� derlv lady 5 doys a week Live , . i 30 to 12 m1drnghl a, tlw Ill•·.H ord 1 "." t, �pp,,m•�-" Aduiinio1utor of th., 1 Wrnp Around Windshield. tan and white finish, . \\ E WISH TO THANK ALL OF VENETIAN Bl,JNDS. WL'.'•lDOW m White vinyl ronvertible top or by day. Aller t call \\)- 1 Rl'c reaUon ,. . . , • 8•(•1• ur K enn rth &�er tat• ot l l'r. pu bl ir m\ ... . . e n 1 11t•�• c,iun,}' , Ohio, 11r-,,use<1 our relatives and fr1end11 who blinds and shades. Porch Val- ,. •464 Steerin g wheel, cable, pulDa1ec1 u,.'. • 1Sth ·,',' ', or !\lay 1981 . .. S·""t, -��-', ed. �_ , . ·. . werr so kmd and thoughi[uI at lance, Awnings and Shades. __ leys, sprin,gs and cable I H 0 ,, Ju�11• of lli. clamps, the death of our wi fe and moth · Dale Wippel Supply, 215 Union____ te Seats custom upholstered, er, Mrs, Olinr Tai ley, We also Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-17·30tc. :rr �:: (20) BUSINESS l'o�;�,�;'. Ohio (208) INSURANCE 4 Dr. Sedan. Ext.ra clean irt!ide and out. Automatll' ,.5, 111. 26 (fJ 2 ate nylon stikhed, f o a m wish to thank those sendmg , �=--- -- -------shift, SERVICES -cc= - MOT1c�. o, APPOINTMINT filled, cockpit tails up­ flowers, Rev. Casto, Ewmg'sl PAIR OF 6 weeks old pigs. One =======-c-c=�= COMPLETE INSURANCE PRONo IB�:n , l F holstertd. I ISS .AND REFRIGERAT ON tection. o Aut T Llfe solid black, one black with par- KI o. ire, Pol state of Beulah M. Neutzun,, OeF''ne'. I Hom• . S)• rac use E rner• Chrome stem band, gun­ plia e Service. cea and Call Domestic tial Ai, white belt. m: "c.n ... •d Mills, Middleport, 0b1e Notify Pearl Er• gency Squad and anyone who Notk• I• hereby a,van that Rol_ � wale a n d :,,plash tail 0 _ _ .:___: __ � Commercial. Conl"'"l ' oger 1 t 1"""'· •·n · Call WI 9•·'""" 5 25 6 l and I, Neutzllni( wl-.o»o Pu1r: .Jff!ce lielpE"d m flTI}' WS}'. BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCB addreu trim. C n,._ ' · l• Pnmf'roJ. Ohio ha1 . ii 111e 8 buin Super 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steerin1. WW mllea,e , �-me, 0 blo..., £'8 Uc I ••• . . 1 O 1·wer D.l !]ey Fam!·1 - ----- - -�----- 1 Agents, Middleport. Fire. Auto duJ� appo,!nted Adm!nlalr�tor of ,11.0 Transom bilge drain. by one local Qwner. Sharp. Y 4 YEAR OLD FRESH Guernsey of Beulah M N�111�•,n1 lata ()f ROOFING AND SPOUTING 5 26 Itp mobila load111. Phone WY ._ E•ta1e Floorboards .itriped a f t PomtroJ1, . in M CountJ1, 011.10, w, e , •. 2903. deck. =pf, •---- ------- cow for sale. Extra good Call Tha Po•··•rs Company, M 1"d<llepv, 8_27 l.l' ,.,.0.,,1 t th Bill Hayes, SH 2-4759 , o� ,-.1. --c--,--l• 10th day of May 1161 , 1 &ttoff_ ,iJ p11inted in antl­ Ohio. Phone WY z-230J. (8) AUTO SALES ' foulini marine paint, ��-=== - 5 25 3tc .:ud�e llt�:"P �r robate rourt (21) REAL ESTATE 5-17-:IOtc Mel111 Count}. Ohio The Rambler Shows goud c11re, ALL THIS FOR STRAWBERRIES Try our U l BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR. ,�, 12 111 2s a,c . I -cc�-World Standard ol Compncl Pick-'Em plan by eppointment. $6. 00. Cl'f ONLY $645 I ton MoIes, EM 7-7612. 1 - � i SEE FILM'S ENOJ�G F.xttUtllCt Phone this r.umber WY 2-2767, 1 P _.,,-_ ASSAIC, N.J 3otp te WPll s r�e Big car room, ride and perform­ Nolan· � in Syreruse, Ohio. SN This and M•ny Mor• I -----Ht'I!, 8rnall Hr IM'onomy and -- POMEROY _ l"story frame 4 Fine At-ls Theater was padlorked 1 AT 6 25 6tp 1 --= · FO�ESl' RUN BLOCK CO. 2 Dr. Hard Top. Dynaflow drive. Clean. by Internal Revenue Sen• ice mao• ,ara.blllly. rooms and bath • full basem�nl · You will build for lesa with our I agents Wednesday night for fa l lSee .garage, 1arge 1o1 . Good 1ocation. 1.. ,, USED WESTINGHOUSE autome� - toP (lUaIJ'!Y concreIe bloC"-1! .4 - ure lo pay inoome taxes for J liSf MetropolHaa Moton ic wa9her, 150.00. Call wYi- ,. . ...... - "'" ,._,, Block9. cemenI- ""'·000.00. Terms. , 196U. and 600 E. Main Slrl'f't, Pomeroy POMEROY RURAL _ 4 · room I • ' .. 0037, S--24..Jlc Mortar-Wlndows· "Transportation_ On Pnont \\'Y Z.S87I fo frame with bath · furnace heat • Be re clos mg down I.he ll1egfer, ,, P one WY 2-%067 Land and Water" h 4 22 lf agents allowed the 45 patrun,<J to : front porch, also large enrlosed , A.UtTION Fores1 Rua Road' polnt!roy, Ohlo 1 finish watching the fi l m, "Htde Phan• WY-2-3870 1949 and 1950 CHEVROLETS. Ca l l Snturday, Ma}' 27 12. :io. IN POMEROY 5_6 aotc back porch, full basement. Oth- ut Main St. Pomeroy E. the jn hfr. 606 depicting m Sun,'' O ooo f. er ¾ buildings, acrf 6 lot. 6 m. Sayre, 2 after 5 p. ' Don :{ AS I AM LEAVH..-0 the state l Nelgler Building Supply I MIDDLEPORT RURAL _ 14 ac- a nudist colony. Grant-st, Midd14!port. I will sell the lollowlnll person , ' We supply what It takes to build 1 acres, l¼t story frame, 4 rooms II -5 25 3tp properly at my residence 011 or repaIr A house CaII Guy <'ellar bas�ment garage, bern. . . N,,,. 1, Breezy Heights in Pomeroy. Ne1gler 1�• ,___ ··'an. KU - DODGE 2 UWI" or Corbet Cleek, Racme, chicken house. Bargain .at 1 Ohio. Motor. Overheul, Nel.i.• gener Ohio. S 6 tfc $3,500.00. 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4-Dr. __ $1995 ator, radiator. springs, mufl- 2 p{'. Living Room Suite ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Sedan. Low mileage by local owner. Clean interior. Tire, Mohair Choir lets, fuel pump and brakes. W fOV WANT REM. qualltJ BOX 229 show little wear, dark green finish, VS motor witll 114. PHONE WY !-%220 , Hessork Wm, Houduhf-lt, Brf!ed:ln1 bull• lhat wm ■ l r • trans. Radio and heater. WV %-38:JO Fire &reen Kingsbury Romi monr, maten. ne Cob• 5 26 3tc · �24-4tc De!ik & Chair WY-2-MSI ---- Slrca. Can Dick Sien-ell, WY FOP. SALE Ahout 40 acres 1 959 Ford 4-Dr. Station Wagon _ $1 595 China Cabinet 2-2641 or Chuter 1185-!IU. V8 motor, Fordomatic trans., radio, heater. lJke new lat lend. some limber, \, interest in 5 pc. Maple Dinette Set (9) FOR-SALE line tires. Clean vinyl interior trim. Beiift flnish. Piot, mineral right�. No buildings. On -- . - - - - - Brukfast Table & 2 Choirs o f action in this vacation s.pecial. good roads. Price $600.00. See ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ARTI- Bedroom Suite A: ;.<:�fflONtNG, I\EFRIQ. Orville Arms, Bailey Run Road. FICIAL Flowers at my home on AnUque Eted 14 poster Spool _ RA O service. Jack"s R-. 5 26 3lp , Laurel Cliff, Pomeroy. Mrs. 1960 Corvair Deluxe 700 2-Door _ $1995 100 Yrs. olt}l frlgeraUon. New Haven. Pilon, Pearl Parker, 5 25 :Ile Servel Re(rie:i?rator 100% guarantee. Red finish, wtiltewall tires, 10,000 actual 6-IS-U FOR SALE: 6 room house, 1126 TU 2-3$3?. 1 miles. Powera:lide trans. All Deluxe equil)Dlent. Radle 2 WY y. Main, Phone · Pomero �GAS. FUEL OU. and �al(Ullo Utility Cabinet I PLASTERING BY THE JOB OR and beater. 4 . 5 D8C.'es. CaD for fJ"M estimates. Cooking Utensils yard-patch )Ob.!! or entire build- � 08 �I - • -'- lllddlepott ll'Oflet ing. Also oulside sturco. Theo Custer, phone WY 2-3550 or &-10-tfc Lawn Mower <Powerl 1 958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door _ $1 395 PUBLIC SALE =--___ 1 VS motor, power steering and brakes, :let blac!k finl.U. Red Phillips. 5 22 30tc ,1 · c _ z _ ; ,, � sJ"N"G"E"R� Awnings AUTOMATI 1 · P.M. TIMI Clean interior, 1ood rubber. Real class with loll of 10. op Radio TV S!nlre, Sewinl Machine. Makes bull on- 1 pr. Dr ]eaf End Tnb\es Monday, May 29, 19'1 hole11, ,ewa on buttons, blind Several Sets �l Shelvea AD Mabs ·I LOCATION 0 hems and make& fancy �sign11 Lamps 1958 Chavrolet Impala Conv. Coupe $1 549 H2SS Phone WY From Pomeroy take Route Locally owned and low mileaa:e, 348 cu. in. motor. auto,, without attachm@nts. Pay off Round Stand 'tV Swnps oa 111 RP.pair 124 to Junction 143, to Har­ matic trans. Beige finish, white top and attraetm &old f78.00 balance at $2.00 per we,k. Mirror IOI E. Mal■ 81.. J'omere,y, Ohio riaonvllle. Tum right in interior trim. Full equipment !ncludin1 • whltew1H � Phone WY 2-2204. 5 26 6tc Barrel Deck <'hair Cleland 'n front of C hurch, First House wheel discs, nd,io, heater, Se"'lng Cabinet f-111,Ue I on left. ELEl"J'RO HYGIENE Vacuum • Cleaaer with attachments and Clothf'I Hamprr PONY STUD SERVICE. Don FURNITURE 1 958 Ford Fairlane 500 H.T. CDe, _ $1295 guarantee. Sale priced al $28.00. Wall Cabinet l-loedashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator Antique Stand tGood Condition \ Pow-M" lteerin1, T-Bird motor, llutomadc tranL Spotles1 Phone WY 2.2204_ 5 26 6tc Phone WY 2-4i&m. S 25 30tp I l Ho�point Electric Stove Have a safe MEMORIAL DAY weekend! clean interior. Good tires. Radio and heater. Hot Point Ele<:tric Rang, 1 Cupboard 1959 DODGE 2 door 6 cylindt�� Electric Hot Plate -Drive a late model car reconditioned the � I Antique DreHer = E = X PE 8HIR -T s,: aflCF R� T Manual thlft, heater. Write or Dishe, OK way! 1 959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. H.T. _ $1795 You'll like the way we finish l Sewing Machine call C. R. Knowles. R. D. 3. Charcoal Grill 2 luidios Ivory and bla8; finish. Spotless· clean tntuiOr, Tiret •bow collars. ruffs. st,rched just C«ilville. Phone 985-3382 TOOLS Ganlen Tools lltU, wear. V.8 motor, automatic trans., beater. right or not at all, ju!t es 5 26 3tp Manv Articles not Jested 1 Jig Saw, 1 Eleetrlc Grlncl. � you wlih. Pbone: Robinson's er. 1 Turn Lathe. 4 Electric CAMPING TRAll.ER, with siove, Hattie Ruuetl. Owner. Laundry end Ory Cleaning. Motors. 3 B race BI•· ""· A J I 1 957 Pontiac 4 Dr. H.T. Sedan _ $1095 .....•: Cash refrlprator, heater, llleeps 3 or Te...... WY 2-5428; Robinson's Tri•L11s- kind of Harness, Small Tools, Beautiful ivory and coral fini11b. Clean interior. EJ.trt .: me or Call C. R Knowles, Not responsible for a<'cidenb • · w-tre Cleaners, Y,,'Y 2-5130. Wrenches, Chisels. 1 good food whilew,all tires. Automatic 1'ans., radio and beater. R. D, 1, Coolville. Phone 985- "Sale C.Onducted by BRADFORD 5 22 6t Sockets Set. 1 Jack. 1 Plant:1381. 5 26 3tp A U C T I O N COMPANY, RA. er Junior Garden Tractor, AUCl'nJNl!:ER Complete. 1 B I a c k I m i th 1 956 Chevrolet 4-Door "21 O'' __ $895 1READLI: TYPE SEWING Mach. CINE, OHIO. IUCASONt\BL& RATICI Blower. 1 Anvil. 1 GaaoUne Station W8Pn. Clean Ylnyl interior, blue over, Jvor, fin­ •"""':-.\ � Cl'I 'lflll' & : Crit.l Auctioneer Hayea, Bradford Kingsbury 1ne. Jase H A O GU RA,-.•r....., Lawn Mower. HoM. Shovels. teh. V8 motor with atandard trar1M1iselon. Radkr, heater. Rood. 5 26 3tp Sale Manager· A· c• 8radfor•1 _. Call • ertt, L o. Mee., Lots of Items too nwnerqus Brand new tiret, an outatandin1 ear, BU�. Hardy varle- REFRIGERAtORS - All floor I to mention. • '11eaiet, 8'lt b't Both decidUOUA r. 1amplea at reduced pricee, G.E. and eve •zwo.-11· 35 heavy hens in good pro. 11-180 - 1114" W,B, Lille now ?IIOl20 tin• Ou oolld, ;.; �. Senral _ color,, Midway .and Frigidaire, as low ;H $240.06 I W1LL duct.ion, 40 baby chicb from outstandlng In appearance ud meebllieal condi­ DO BR USH CTJTJ'ING wltb 2 week1 to I weeks old. -,,; llarbt. W. Mam St. with trade. Hampton • Capetion. tractor cutter by the hour W . S 26 3tp hart . New Haven. W. Va. ALSO !;,', , ; Houd8lhelt' tlli!bury . WM-_ ,5 23dtc ,,_ 6 l•m 3 Leh. 'IOllRIL RIDING HORSE. ------� i· ,_ WY o ebll dr n. Call ••Cltill1t· lor � •aN1111 CLONCH. �UCl'HINIIIIII 1'LOOR SAMPLE SALE - All G<,i>4 llnt. Solid call; � · s 21 "" JI!& ·, Nol llelpouaible ' ·• _TV aets. t149.95 11p with lrade. e..1er. eom,1e1e � For An, Accident. CAN STANQARO � G. I!;., Motorola, . Magnavox. Crtlt . .._.IINI 0. l, ,...,.... A�. Call WY 2-<11112. 11.unpton • Capehart,' New Ha""'"· P1- or .,_ r 5 fl ate ven, w. Va. s � 6Ui A. c. 88ADJORD, aaee-,. ..,_ c � i. �--t< - (9) FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 261 1961 ACROSS 2. Trlbt ot l. i-�1shlnlf lure Bati:la:n 6. Alpacu Ge.ul l 1. Bro11dw11y production cbambtr 1:!. Before 4, Haul , naut fi. BHghte.■t J:' (iret·k 6. 'rYJJe of ,ettc1· perftttlon l -l 'an o( 11. 1, Al>I," atair l;l'ffl!t 1�. Ue�f1mh1g e. RIJ.hia1. u proar City ]ii . F"t·,ghtt'n � s11•lien!y :(N�r.) J8. l 'lalfoi m .J.til/..J<.p :I !'. s�cul·e •"'W.'bU°f>l'I 21 11'1.'I!()\\" · lltl'.f/u>-l I Sl!l.n 201 iTOlllltt 23. Ha.rri ,,,. , 1-tton , ,-- � -+ �..�,e� ! ! ) New HJlven News. Events ) -� - -- - �·· •' ,- . ., __ ., ��-.. ... .. ......... ♦+-♦ • • ,i. .. . •i � T,l - :, ,c_, • .,. • '< • • , ...� • .::::t � � :::: ':"- ,;"l· � --:- .. � ,Ii,- "" :,. � ,. � .i, ,1" JI .. 'ij' ... ... ... .. ,. .. .. ' ' < . . • • • � - - .i. - , . • , . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . � .. . .. .. . .. .. . ¢ , ..,. _ .1' • .11, , .., � . - .. _ ,. • • .,. ... .. � .................. . . .. .. __ _ _ _ _ _ .., ,. ., . "" .. ... .. . ,.. .. . . j , .,, ..... � . . . .... .. .. . .. ... .. .. .. . .. - - ,, .., .... ... , . . .. ... ._ ..,. ...., . . .. . _.. . .. •• <,,. •• ' �. --. • · · - · . . _ ., _ _ _ _ _ - - . . .. .. . . . .. . -� Dolly SenMIIIII. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, May 26, 1961-7 • T Spring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't W ants - leg I Not•.,. ==-· -��,;,�•===·� ..,.....,,. DA I LY CROSSWORD WA NT AD S :::. ·-­ Mel.gs-Mason Coming Events ,: t";,._" YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 1 1 Spring Has Sprung ::� ' 1 ., . I "l�._ ... - -- 1 =��--------__ ----------- ff ,� I G C E'M I I 41 1:.,,;--1--+--ir-v:�..., -t---t-t--t--l ,., C M Y'E DSGIIT MUASLRSDS G Y 'i i.. J , ;:, U S I S I .M S CYMESGBI '. - - - - - 1,195 55 Buick VS - - - - - - - 595 MONDAY- THROUGH FRIDAY 5:55 Sign On e:oo Today wttb G«t t.15 Country Jamooret 1:30 P'arll!I Time 1:33 Country Jamboree 7:00 Breakfast flarty 7:25 Extet1ded Weatoer 7:30 Picke111 Show 7:50 Sohio News Report 8:00 BreaklUI Party 8:25 The ·world Thi■ Moraiag . (News) · ,·.."I; :ai· ,.. ., �-� ! ·.. 1, 30 Bre1'kld. Party 9:00 Morning Medtta.Uon1 J0:00 Morning Meditations 10: 15 Callin,11 PL fleaaarn 11:00 swar Shop 11: 15 Country Hoe Down U:25 Farm BW'tl\l, Show 11: ao Country Hoe 1.NJWD 11: 45 Farm Timi 11:67 Mid-Day Dow Jones Av• erogeo 12:00 Noon Newt 12: 15 G1M111° Sf.ar 12 s, Just F0r You 1:26 NllWt!i 1:30 JClt For You Z:00 Say Jt With M:isie 3:00 Plaiter Part7 4: 80 Loca.l Newa f:35 Platter PartJ 5:45 News Roond11p Sundown Sern.otlo 8:111 Sll!D Oft Monda, Throop t'rlu.7 . 3/ 1:58 Sign OD 7:00 Musical Clock 7,15 The IJfellao 8:00 Ohio v�_ . � _. 1:05 Ohio ltefl- --�.-,.,.;, 8:10 Sports Today 8.: U World NeJw!I: , 1,,0 llluslcal Clock 8:86 CommunilJ �ewa . 00 lll �- Pu Ull a.-v1?;! Shows c ,;,e� bl � •• 30 l::t5 Showers iv! .� 10:00 Muon Onmty: Nen 10:Cli Talk of �� . 10:ra World Newt 11:00 Wbaa'1 My Number IM Wecl. l'rl) :·it,.'l'iii,. u,oo TaOi ,;1. .._,.; . (Tues;, .,-, , U,15 Talll of I.ht 11,16 Chw-dl Belli 111q lll\'lday anl,i) 11:40 Social � 11'leoday · � · U:tl World New1 11:55 Mason CountJ News 12:00 Community News ••. ·- New, � · 06 .,,_ 12: JQ Ohio Newa l2:J5 Markel■ IZ:20 Bolletin Board 12:25 Nan O Grams Dome Hour , : : :.mM= 1:51 Local New, 1:00 Mr. Music 8:00 W«Jd News ,,oo WJ E H RADIO B l aett nar's ::: �: f:OO Dlscinl Wltb Dot& 4:30 Rolling Home ., .. World Rl,porl ,, 60 Sports •:55 Masoa County New, D:00 Commun!IJ Nen 6:06 World NIWI a: 16 11,_l<alo 1:00 Slmet Boubwanl e,30 Sip OIi l mact, Richard Ord. J, L. Stew. Of' � . 1-4£ CAN �J' . art, Jack Flether, Jame, I-lampCAN 'T THAr I-On, Clyde Fol.,-, Rotne WilHom- [ CAT CF '/WIS U !AA CATS Ai1E V<R\' DE:.1CA[E , CitEATL-RE5 ..THE!i OOtff UKE ,on, N.arry Miller, ArthhlT WehrWAL1'? TO 6H THE1R FEET CIIRT!/ ! Ii, Philip Wolpert, Earl Clark, Ed· l\ win Stein, 1bonw Reed, Rev. WOMAH'l!I CLUB BANQUET 'nil annul Woman'■ Club Din- Jack Welch and Dr. Ridgway. ( BIRffl • aer WU lpld 'l\tettfay ev6tllng al !he Gene Ball Realeuront In Pl. Mr. aod Mn. Doaold BurngardPleuant with Mrs, PtuJ Powell ner are announcing the birth of • f ,;.,�½, .� � • ,L U, ■en1lng 81 toaatmfstreu. '(be In• IOD of May lli at Pleasant Valley I 11 FRED LASSwli. L •ocotlon wu ilV'" by Mrs. Ed- Hoopltal. The boby ho been IAIINEY GOl)GLE onc1 SNUFFY SMITH win Stein, 'l'be weleomin1 addrtu named Eric !fell erwJ weighed e ' waa given by the president, Mre. lbs. The graodparenta are Mr. I !'LL R.UN LKKE.TY- SPLIT SHt: JE5T WENT Paul Scally. Mr�. Percy �• and Mra. George Bumgardner ol FER TH" SE11LEMENf OUT SHOPPIN' Southweslem DJStdet Woman • Ma1011 , Mrs. Freda Hart of New AN' TRV TO KETCH Ht'R �--,, r-rrr"!'.I Club president of Huntington, was Haven and Mr. Emory Hart all!ID guest speaker. Several humol'IIUI of New Haven. readings were 1Iven by Mn. PllRSONALI Powell. Ann Howard, daughter of �r. Offl.cers for the coming year and Mra.O. J, Howard, Jr. , haa were Installed by Mrs. Booten. been a recent patient at Pleasant They were: president, Mn. John V8fley H JS ital. P Morgan; vice president, Mrs. R. Mu. and A. Lee Stewart of Mr. , secretary g recordin I G. Greene: '/ .• were Monday Va W. Sutton, r, treasure Ford; Mrs. Kermit Mrs. James Hampton: correspond- glltlsta of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stew-• I ( \.\ Edwin art. They were enroute home art , ing secretary, Mu. er havln� vi&ited their son and1 , Roush. lw AL t:Aff ter-m.Iaw, Dr. and Mrs. ,LI L ABNER M R G Greene was general daugh y Stewart al Oxford, Ohio. cha�� 0{ the dinner and was Perr Lt. �-START ME TOt.JARO HER-A,,,.1' Cmdr., Rtd.• James Dyer of ,..AH ...,. 'L_ L_ M -:-A -KE I TIMll.$,SAM 'assisted by Mra.. Frank nompTHIS t / h � EF AH C�IQ<EN5 OUT-JAa MK n wi g is olk . visiti IT, "'IE.T!! Va Norf . . STARTED T' i'<ISS h COULi) son, Mrs. Charles Dodd and Mrs. WIF A PITCMFOltt<. !! ... .,er. . e.RIOE-NJ L IILINDFOLD TH' . er, H. Mrs mo hi& t G,T Eugmle Hester. 'Ille table• were 5 T!MES, HE. M&!!cf Mr. and Mn. Harry EMBARRfiSSIN'.� decorated with floral arrange- Guests FAINT&D !.' r d i g the weekend were ments in keeping with the elub"• Mille LU' n Mrs. Wayne Daw� and and Mr. colora of red and white. Unique daughter of Columbw, 0?10, Mrs. place cards with faces and eay• Florry and two children c,f Paul ings depicting the personality of Island, N. Y. Rev. Mra. Long each guest aJso decorated the Miller, Sr., Mr. and Mnr. Harry tab!es. Gary Nichols and daughter of Those attending were Mrs. Mlddleboom, W. Va., and Dr. and Fred Batey, Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Walter Kelly of Marietta. M W Nancy Scally, Mrs. Charles Mrs. William Powell, Jr.• Mrs. ca... C:.pf' ::......!.::..--=.=:Dodd, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs. Lou- William Powell, Sr., Mrs. Otto is Karachnik, Mra. Karl Wilea, GrllTltll an4 Mn, Jack Welch atl, KIN9 Mrs. Chester CampbeU , Mr1. Wy• tended the Tue11day session of GASOLI att Chadwell, Mn. Bertha Filson, the west Virginia Synod Confl'r• • Mra. Edwin Stein, Mn. Frank ence of Ultberson Orureh's at �( 5- 2€ 0, Thompson, Mrs. George 'lbayer, l Jackson'■ Mill. Mr. and Mrs, It. )� Mrs. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Wll- 1 1,loyd ROU&b attended the Stew- ,.,;,;_,-:;--/ -. , _,,,,. "' ', liam ?hfsler, Mn. Robert ?4c- ardship Banquet and meeting on Glothlm, Mrs. Walden Roush,,1 Tuesday evening. � � • ·· � Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. 0. J. I �,.. j · • • .: Bostic, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mn. : Mrs. Glenn Smitlt has retumed " ·) · · • · · · ·,· i' � '111omas Hoffman. Mrs. J. L to her home after being a patient ", l. Hospita Valley t :r Pleasan C1/ Stewart, Mn. R. G. Greene, Mrs. at ,Timmy ll end Celdwe arl E Percy Booten, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. .• · :1 , i\';r(;, • \¥·Mr■• Paul Scally, Mrs. John Mor-- of Zanesville, Ohio, were here on . friend visltin� day s gan, Mr111. Marl: Ward, Mrs. Billy Wednes ,;Ward, Mrs. Toomey Flinn, Mrs. Mrs. 0. J. Bost.le has been a "1cBCI'. Don B.illley, Mn. Willard Fear, surgical paUerJt at Holzer Hos� Mrs. Donald F, Roush, Mrs. pita\. • • • James Hampton, Mrs. Kermit Mrs. Blll J. Howard, Mrs. Har- NANCY and Ford, Mrs, Jess Abel and Mn. ry Miller, Mn. Edgar Layne Coin were Jewell Mrs. George Kent MIiier. T H ANKS ··· visiting JUST SAY, WOULD YOU ay Wednesd lumbus on lTOJUI: SHOWER ­ � PEAR IRMA··· NOW 1RMA sur a PLEAS E is e, who ld AUNT FRITZ ! Mrs John Morgan alU'I Mrs. Mra, Dona Cook WON'T BE ­ I APOLOGIZE y WR ITE A ersit Hos nt Univ patie at SAYS I HAVE TO Chest�r- Campbell were hostessea glcal FOR CALLING ABLE TO ER LETT APOLO G I Z E TO to a stork shower honoring Mra, pital. READ IT YOU AN APE ' FOR ME 2 ,[ erton of Barb A Wolfe E. Mrs. I RMA . lqg even ay Donald Hartley on Frid ­ h daug ng her visiti at the home of Mrs. Morgen. The Ohio, is her� Mr. and Mrs. -1aw, and ter son-m blue color scheme of pink and was carried out in tbs decor•• Lloyd Roush. -----i tions and refreshments, A large stork was placed on the end of CARPENTER the gift table overlooking the Guests on Sunday at the Lewis gifts. Games were played during ; Smith bome were Mrs. J o h n the social hour. Whlltington and son, her riephew, _ �e .•t�?,in�, w ��- Mrs:, lonnie- Scarberry : Mr. and Mrs. 11 CHESTER GOULD Louil itarscbii1�. ffi-s. t1uii-les Herb Ilanaway and daubhler, ;\lr. DICK TRACY Dodd, Mrs. Frank Spradling, and M rs. Man ford Smi1h and Mrs. Frank Thompson,_ Mrs. Jae� Rena, all of Lancaster: arJd Mr. 00 ABSOU.ITELV HOTI-IING, 10 'TI.HNI( 1/N Kl!NNEL MAS Flesher, Mrs. Carl Kmg, ·Mn. Ray Knox and Mr. and Mn. fioss IM)'()R-AIJD C.O OM JUST BECX:IMI! A NIDl!QJT R>R AS DEFORE, TME NEXT Jess Abel, Mrs. Roy Cooke, Mrs. ,Knox apd son, Springfl,!d. CR0CICSf VMffCAN I 1)0? I MOY!. 15 UP 'T0 05. mey Mrs. Jr, owe William P lL , -'l'oo Mr· and Mrs· Kelley Kerns and · Mrs. s, Diver d Donal Flinn, Hrs.. aughter, Madison, W. Va. wt'fe n_..;_ •,l'"• _.. _, .u,isu.� GIerm Sm1lb, Mn. _ ekend gues� of Mrs. Mo:-;es ley, Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Dym- we y and family. Perr pie Cockrell, Mra. Hartley and Max Crabt.re�, the hostesses. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs.. ,,,.,�ck�nn al t� Mrs. William Powen. Sr.• Mrs. o. Columbus, spent . 111s parJ· Bostic and Mrs. Larry Lleving. their home '!find v1s1te<l ents, Mr. and Mra. Edgar CrabJ!IEWJNG a.us tree. ay d Tue�. met - The .-wing tlub afternoon at the home of Mrs. H, L. Dyer. Durln&: the social hour INSPEC1'ION -BET . rtfmhmenta were served to Mrs, Chapter OES, will hold '·'-'"--'.r.:1 R�e ••-, Mrs. Ottie Roush' ...rod B_, _, 1-• !Ct.Ion Frklay at , .... I 1 1r P I • \fa,oni< Temple. • LITTLE_ ORPHAN ANN .;., L� ;&w'=: at the temMrs. Edwin Stein, Mn. R. F. dinner will be &erved ra an:! mem• AA' MARLENE, OREAM� Bryant, Md. D. A, Smith, Mra. pie at !lb: for office 0:: TH' CMn,.o -ro COM&. 6F"MF ar. M y.11il Ph y Matron Worth ben:, T. Stone, W. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. t.ON� nt 8A!V S\.E FIQQBl8 '&Mi'l.t;NW&R 11ee., BOT BRAlilli Mrs, RU80 Jl,,lblini and the hos- tin and William Stewart, Wore.EV0NQ 81L1EFI N&V!R A �. Mrs. .Dyer. 1'be nm meeting thy Patron, announced. The .Jn• 'COMS'LA,lMT; l' A W�' D.G.M. be will officer apectlng the at will be held an. lf,ay 21 Be1; Spaulding, Distriet 25, Athhon'IIII of Mrs. D. A, 5milb, ens. ROTARY CLUB _ The Bend Bolary Club '""' on' 'lliunt!Q veDittl for 1helr r;,&o· WOLi' IIIABRIES TINY Jar - moelbtJ. Dr. Jolin I Jt - BerRldceway ,poke lo tho group on SAN FRANCISCO tUP tall fe<t • bll recent trip la Bermuda where .nard Wo!J, Wbo It M•gWedtleodly marrN!d Helen he took -Jal IChoollnlFeb• - who la • fool delalne Berman were l - altendin eight. , • • LQne, Donald Rou,h, �Cor- -_---· ---- �\_fi" ' WIU.Y Hlad,W:11 ,BEfll111srw1rHmEW· \" / � - = ::. �• . ·J ;:':it. . & __ ■ a, SAM LIFF ABBlli AND SLATS ,.�-,r,� ,.., • ,..,.,_;: ·•� · .;;:;:;;-r, ;;;L,....r""' .;;;,; ...;;;; .. ""� ■ S�>:OP IM•HA! fr:OCK OAVV JONES! t ·5,1iuLT.,0 THE WON'T m, MAIJING N (1f, 5041)1161RL CRUSHES MAN· ON MCM&: fOOLS l#ltlL HOOD. NA-NA! 'IOU � ME! TERRY ••• . }jfllO ! _..,,.._ DICKS ea,,1A1<1NS ME OUT.EVERY NISHI'•..• DINING1 IN �S .• BARGAINS w;EA J w· •� ) TRUCK 1955 llternatlonal I ½ Ton • $895 K Rd Mo•• -.._.J._"-_•_.... __ , ' ,,s, GM( ½ Tgn "'�'.: ::·· '.:.S.865 -;;:r·- ...,, -.. . , ' \ \ --�---� .:, "\. ., f =-----�------- --'------ -- Vlllt-'FRQtt ·.r� lO WMPO Radio ·�-�--- -=------ t 'Yesterday's Cryptoquote� AN OPTIMIST IS A GUY THAT HAS NEVER HAD MUCH �XFERIENCE-?11ARQL'IS, (C 1!!!11. Klq Feature11 .Syodlca.tt, be,) 58 GMC ½ t. Pkp. - • $1,195 'I e " - A C l Y S ., 57 Oesoto VS • - - - - - '995 METROPOLITAN MOTORS I " ◄ ""4 .Orypt.pam Quotatlott CE 1 'I I 1295 57 Ford VS 4 dr. - - - - 995 57 Buick VS • .' · A X Y D L B A. A X R II · L O N G F E L L O W L1,� , .. , .tr simply atalld1 :for another. In thla ean,;•"' A i1 u. �4 tor the Uu-ee L's, X tor the t\\•o O'a, etc. Single letter,, 11.pOJlo. trophies, the lenglb and tormatlon of the wore.ls are all hint,. Bacb <l n· the CJ)d61.ei.tera are different. 56 Olds. Super 88 -- · 995 I ===-�------ --- .. k,I fruit 23. Poueu 2i. SeQtcb river 26. Country te■ttval ( Eng.) ZT. Shoe mot,. rta1 '.imn..,.., AQ,rer 29. Piece out 38. Partly SZ. Owing open 34. Aver :19, Eye :16. Guile amorously J8. Kind o! tO. Boothe apple '!11, Tunlll 37. Circle of rulen llj'ht. '4. Regret r •. �T ... MtYPTOQUOTE - Here's how h 59 Pontiac VS - - � - 1,795 -1 2d. Ba)· Win,7:JW 2£_ Slainray p<>> t 1SO. :,,.rr. H:ain­ marskjold 31. Man's nlcknamji a;, Leg joint 34. Stewe(' fruit 86. Gab I Colloq. : 39. Anrien 42. Indian princr 43. Debal 45. Wing, .. 46. "'holly U. Com plant pe■t '!18. ie■ames (var.) DO\VN 1. Walked. 58 Volkswagen 2 dr. 1095 58 Rambler I · l BLAETTNARS " ..-----===--=------= MUELLER '' FURNACES ARNOLD'S ------- -- room 1 -•a. •----. r.. ,.. $40_ Trade•l':J -----=='-====•·=·•-=-; :n. Trop,. •-- ff0lzer ffosp1t• aJ t<> ...u tb• n11 "tat, bfNhlElmer Winston, Anita Estep Mn lstered aI the bosnit ..J on 1buniC ed 0 David Alonzo, M1·s. Nan Fisher, day, t�� ���nJO: ��:�.�� :�� t;. IN THI �-O■ATI COU l:T lt'rlna: bi. Htale: that u... d•cedHt ""· King and William BoySALE STEREOS - G.E., MotorK8uuJn Ml!IGS COU NT'r, OHIO was Rind In fe41 dmplo of the !olo!a_ Magnavox $99.95 up. No ca111y, SIii.ith. icxeeuttts 1ow1A1 dnc,r1bed Tf!■J e.Ute: E a&ttl!ill lloipllal er IJI. Mrs. Van Mc:Dade and Cora Tw tclllo•l11.1 1nl e.iat<i situated --'" HoI· �1 th• I.art Wm and t Among those who entereu 1n the County o1 M•li:•, 1n the sta1e Hilton visited Mr. McOade ia c!own paymE'n1 H amp on and Tntament o1. JeM■ RWWDel, I Amoq Alline o1 Ohlo, JDd ill tbe VUJase <>I Pom· Capeh art, New Haven, W. Va. Dttt&Hd. no,11t 24 hours According tu n1e mlanlght rf! Athens. Plalntuf H1Jy, and bounded lad. deacrlbed zer hospitaJ in the ..,.. • . 6tc 5 23 E a.1.. Glli<ln ��d: follow,, Hobar RESULTS .. DEPENDABL were: Mrs. t Wilson, port of the nui·sing department, - - - -W. FOR CONSISTENl - - 1.1. ---RATES No. 11,ltl Commone!� •t tho ,oulhw1'11t COJ'· f27 Fourtb Ave., Mark A llen Mc- those patients who were listed ------------ 1 ner of John P. GUlliandt l o t; 7 MOTIC I IY ,uaLICATIOtt f «10U per word. one msert1on Minimum cbarJe--60 ( 1 4} FOR RENT Glenna Rum.me! wbo nlidn at Box thmco M>uth 31 d�, w...i eiJh.ty Coy, 1 12 Eastern Ave· • M r,. H fair included Mrs. Robert Ray. DN YOUI_ DUI w• cents ti cent& ptf word fur three cunaecutiv, i.nsert10D1. •u910, 81'rlin, New Hamplhln. a n d fou, <M! feet, thence n<irth Cl4 de1.I Arna A · Massie ' Eureka Star Rt , nor. Jame Sn�, & "�- Vern CampSpecial--0oe ownth ior liO cent11 per word · y d H.um�l, wrio rt11du at nn i'lo ci•hty four de.eur, , u ,1 (:ti 1-2> EIGHT Fi.00M HOUSE AND cap/11..1 Ave .. om.:ha 13. Nebruka. thirty even and one haU feet; Jerry Dean Stumbo, Rodney beil, Clifford Smith, Mrs. Owen Full rate of ii cent§ per woN:I will tHI cliarged for adand the unknown belro, devise... 1•11•· thence north (!14 1-21 litty tour and DougIas A K0hser, 2404 Mt Ver 11erusang if oot oa1d w1thjn LQ days alter receivlbl! hill. se'ifll room hCJU3t'; One 5-room ttt1. · Walters, Mrs. William Fox, Earl · ad.m1n.-1r,oton. uecutors •rut one halt Jri;:rH� wut (l9!Jl one hunErron io Advertl&ln! ShoUld be re11urted 1mmed1ttely. Also New 5 room u.111n1 of Arthur fturnincl, D�eascd , dr,.d and nlnetJ f»• reel: tMnce non Ave. , Pt. Pleasant, M r s. Reese, Ho apartment. race BuX•• wn, JOhn Mag!'he 1J&1ly Se.ntu1el wtl nol be responsible for more than . ... ,JI ld<e notice that Olad�• Smith Ml -·,rth. 68 dc1 eut J87 1 ·2 rm: I . house WJth garnge and laWldry Eiecuuu ot tho Lut wm and Tnt•· thenn iouth 29 ,.,.u.,. eut u151 Elmer E. Sigman, Middleport. nani, Miss Flormce Camp• Mich• 01Je IDoorrect l.llsertiun , mt "' Juoe RummoL De<,eued, on ,;mo hundred ud ,c,cnty fln fert Mrs· Dana E · Hrunm Rt• 1 Min CarJ of TbanU and Sperial Notices of Events., $1.25, in basement, A. N. Bengel. Ph. m · he 27th day ur Ap:rll 11161, flied a Pt• to the Pia,� of 1>eginn!n1. fontilln' · • ael Bryant, Rog2r Watson' Shll for 50 word minimum Each addihonal word, le. WY 2-3272. 2•Hfc tll1on In the Probate Court of M•ill "'I 1133-1000 0r 1" M�r•· J• Theiss, .1 ersvi"Ile · Mrs. BJvthe Jerry ley Larkins, Lori Blevina, . Coun�y. Ohio. 1Uq!n1 that 11 11 nee . • Powe, lin• Ob1tuarle1 pubhshed at 1 cent per word. l£•cept1n1 therefrom 43. Hl3 ot an Rt . I Racme, M·!'ls Teresa Dawr. Stumbo, Mrs. Emma Ochsenbei.n ___ l1 wotws 1 DA 'i 3 DA'J'S 8 DA VS I 110. e,e .,.h,ch a wu conVf'}ed by Ju. TRATLER SPACE AVAILABLE l , E . Oan1e · I A S· Mrs. Olli!:! Russell, John Henry, 18 60c 90c Sl.35 $f.50 "" L Rummel and Amella B. Rum . Clark . Oak H'IJ • 0-. "'-lt . . at Miller's Trailer Court, Mid· th• meJ P omero} to Bell ilaiJ ... ·ay 20 60c Sl.20 $1.80 $6.00 bury, Rt. l Beaver, Mn. lsaiali Mrs. R.,ue,:· ,.L--1 s,·m,. M •·,. A n n • un Au11ust ht . 1913. l.'ompan, · $2.00 dleport Ph. WY 2·5422. 342 25 '15c S1.50 S2.:ui $7.:Kl wh k h d�eed ,1 m' ded in Vol 110, I-lardy, Rock Camp, and M r tll. M·assie, Ferd Lawrence, Ernest _,.,.,.cwo-a, per WNk 24 Beech St., M1daleport. Ohio. I Paee uf '.h o Du,d d ,. o R"e r • f p Ads 1'flelved bJ 10 A. II will be In that day•, piper. Mui;:, C<>untv, Ohio. tu w hkll r•f· au1 E · M CIl"\lr!· ed • Ravenswood A. Watts. Thomas Howerd How S 18 !Ok i h d or Ingels Furniture 1 W, \' a. ard Hysell and John M. Raike. -i ;���1�:1�� :�:;i;;P :-;': " :, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ., um Af'AR· TMENTS -_ . -;,hed 1111 d cep1t<1 parc...l. Middleport., Ohlt .....t Births Six units of blood were admin- I I miumt!!him. McMasters. MlddleREFEREN<E DE£D. Vol IIJ4, Pa1e Mrs. ,Tames Vt'hite, Ravenswoocl Note: Re■der1 ue cordial�oo. D<-c-d Reeo,rtl! M•·11s Coun() • . , , port Pbone 'NY2--mL , Vi. \a., son. 4:48 p.m. Thursday I, Ir invited to use this. anoh,o IC ,9) FOR SAL.. Cl) NOTICES 1-3_ ' I a for 1• 1>c1!tion. oald of c-r , . -rr The , c pu .sp --- 1 --- - - -- -- FOR REl\"T: APARTMENT W,!h nouncement a ce fer bli . prenuoe1 for tnA pur- Mrs. John Sauer' Rt. 2• pt• Pleas---'---th.� 1MJ,. of •aid &ND PDT CONTROl UBMl'l'S - m. �F O R AI. UMINU!\-1 AWStNGS thrPc rooms and bath. Phune and vrganiad group ��- pn,c "' pa,m1 th.e debts of d.,edent ant, daughter, "' · HI a.m. Thurs be 1ccept- �mt l h� costs of adm,ni.stran on. 5 J llc ing1 , Notices will -•.. R. Residentlal and fommerl'ial I \VY 2-5141. "' F- -• Th• i,artiu r,,., ari,.. � m entioned day. Mrs. Ruger Lee Gilbert. Rt · --., _.,.._. to run d<11. , r t h rel!- days will .-av lake- notk.- ,h,i lh.c-y have b�en ., l' m Comhloallun Scref'n and Glass ro part,es ddn1<1int i,, said p.,t, J ' hur an, son• 8 · 24 a · m· Thurs ... A. Senicll a■tln ft'Y :I- Aluminllm Storm Doors aod g ROOM HO ·'.l.1 E • Lmro ]n H 1 ll ' ( or leu) in advance. of the nam l!un arid , the• a,. r�nuir • w day. , even1 . N oh(e1 received for •�m• be-lore th< 17th.� day" <>f •••••• 1-1141e June, Wlodowa. Call WV 2-3748 flay Available .lnnf' I Wm. McQui g,� . more tllan three inHrtion1 · 19til. DIscha,� , 5.--.. Bay \i i · will be held until meeting / ·s s � lTII . f:,c,.� utrl� af AT Cr.Al)\ Patients recently disrhar......:r IE!l: U& FOB FEED NEEDS AND or l'Vening. King Hu ilrlP rs S u p. 3ooi 2 WebSler Road, . E, ..... ln•h� La,t w,11 and le•tam..n1 I !age Ohio 5 2 30!C t o h ___ • above_ _ · _ _ 5 U IOtr requiremenli. • I ~Jnaull(, Mhldlep rt ply Compuny, oi J�,,. �""'""!, 0..<·.,�••d, -- a�� _ eluded Charles Hockman, Mr� 1 1 3 25 MIU. Robert · Hayaie, Mrs. Nannie I IN POMERO Y . � be rl room� . tw n •------------' cRow: �. �g(� & PORTEJI -1 .�ns FOR Pi.AIN Tlf"F AT:n: i 1 i ' gal age. i!d l lc frame story ' ' Rhea, John Baird• Mrs, Genild 1\1 .-\\-' ::6 LUNCH AT JACK'S Dairy Bar . I \ti .Ill, , ., , 1, 12. 19, 26, UII 2 9! < I ' 811th i · Furr u or nshr,d nfurn � ' -- ' E. Evan!I, Mrs. O\lo B o s t l '" · I Middleport! It 's Like Reaso'I i Pomrroy M e t -,o 1i�1 C h u r c , ed. Write :1% l'li a t/mm L E�AL NOTtCE I Mrs. Modjeska Love, Mrs. Lew ' n, t \\ :::CS · u inrrw Qr s",'£- n drnr r_, , able, MRnl ,t-24-6 __ ' a« .'lo 11 - l81 · Cult1mhus. 01 1 :,l m· call Rlal'.'/ ed1l.rf' · Thu ,dc1 I ,iA" _WIS · '· · Wa1son, >Irs. wJ· 111am 1s noUG!.A� OOROTHY IT' F,· r y ,.inJ Now ENROLLING STUDENTS ' J ti I.J �H,rn,�. <'h,-·3'< 1 · 0 ' ' 1'' 2 �21 5 2 Wy s ln'r and I, ant da,,gh?,r. Mrs. Dale in ,, ay :."J an , 2ii l ,. l' ,;, 1n11u. for art lessons end oil painting I vo -·Darst and infant daughter, Mrs ,,, ,- 27 .r >l'lllte'I" --'- color and for summer EU-11!:fl A DOUG! A�, One local owner., 6 ROOM INF11RN1SHED arrnrt\\ est il,u1��-,,,11er , PenMylvanta, Ray Heaton ant.I infant son, Mrs 1 day 1chool at Central School ' 1 me'11. Call C!iJ istine Beegle �r Th(' Mt. Mor-1.'!!1 l'hurch of Gwl , n.,t�n<iant El m� r A Oour 10• wh""" PI�c� or CharIes Rowe ar.d infant daugh• , building, Pomeroy, beginnin"'e Mr� F:arl Bennett. Pomero,· 1+ 1 11 h.uv.- a rummage sale at 11,.,. "'• 1 <1�"•� w ,•"t ttrLdre,nter, Penn- ter Mrs Jerrv Culwell Wavne 1� . "'·'·-·' toWlniuf\y • M 8Y 31 • aI 9 a · m· � .. · ' ' 111�11r;ml'e Bklu . nha n l a, 01h�1"lu, who,� pla,•e or 5-24-121, i'l'arn,T-D:r,•is Ohiu. ruld,•n�., ,. onkrio"n. wi ll 1 a 1r.� nu1k� Zeigler, Mrs. ·Anna Scites, Mrs AIIO will keep children for work. .. y 25, 26. 2, thKt nn !he 4th da} of .'ltaJ,'. lfl/lJ, I Super 4 DQor. 6 cyl. auto. transmlulon. Tbi1 nl' II .. b Hor,,, . HOii"" -� �" b111 h. · ,uI I ba�. l\b · g ' etc• I Pl um b•1ng & Heating I ,,• un, er"lfn�•u ,,,cd h•r P•tilion =-nts• l!.IIU ·"·ppm Ing r-� • peel) ng skat public b will A · · 1 A,�,n.,1 as clean as it is econoonieal. One uwner, him ,n 618 th. E. Cuurt Main St. or Commun e Por,,"iroy \ I ment, yard. ehorJe VY 2-3898 Rates reuc,nable. Supecvised held at the BiQ Tup in \1 idd k Pl� .. ,o f M •IJM Count}·, Ohio, pr•JI· ·2•24411 l 1 Ph WY one , in11: for a divor«e, ,·u�tudy of min or 1•24•6L, play and activities. See Marga· eh,ldr�n, a1,mun)· •nrt &upport, hoth The 801h A r • On The 1 port Saturday mornmg !rum IO ttmporar; ..._, ....._,.,..,,.,. ret Lewis at Central School, or',,_,..,,,..,..,,.., · · �nd perman11nt; and other ----- - 1' I until noOrJ sporJ-n1ed bv lhe Moll i- r�l,et, on the Riv.r. No• Is The Tim• of lfrou ne�CaU WY 2·5:l08. between 5 and 7 ELECTROLU I ers' Auxilial'y at Boy Seoul Trooi; le�, of d uty 1round1 ()7) HELP WANTED Tit G • t Your1, At The.. and e>lr•m• cru�lly. X VACUUM Cleanf'r __ ___ 1 26 3tp 1 ,1 Overhauled eQ&ine. Like new fil1jsh. p. m. b Low - Low PricM. s 00 1 model complete with all ' S'T'iiDENT BOOKKEF.PER--1<,QR 245, _r t w! ll ?e W(•ll chaperoned. .;/e�·� hew�l� th �.:�:, �:a,:��•1 oot . h Dour1u, attachments and paper throw- 1 about 3 haurs an evening. Rut- Admission price JS 25 Cf'nts which New 1 4 ft. Sampson �\';1�1 J 'r SEE MIDWAY MARl<ET for your away A}';D FtrLTZ bags. Pay R off $26.00 al ''" 1 Wf:BST£ halso inch1df'd the skates and land Keystone Snv1re Stat ion. Sea Hawk 400 Memorial Day flowers Fresh .n- Ph" W" 2 22"' · Allol'nc-n For Plaintiff ""'- · ...ne 1 • ""· " 5 25 3lc I Ires hmenl9 of .iI I k mds will b'" ,.51 n, 19, .5, :u.o. 2 !Bl and 9 and artificial. Widp sPledion. Only $645 2 Dr. Sedan. Spotless original finish. Ont local owner. 5 26 6tr ______ I offered for sale by the Auxiliary ---- - Best prices. Midway Market, ---��--A LJCENSF:D PRACTICAL Nu�-"f;_ With Thts• Extru NQT!tl o, Uf'OINTM �,""T � � , BRAND NEW NECCHJSEWrNG Apply cal'man Rest Home. Rt. The public is i11vitt-d. W. Main St. Pomeroy. N 18 3 htai. of KINNETH ■YEii:, c.. I 8 Pc. Hardware Set. 1\1 1\Y "�•"' 5 26 3tp marhine. S71.00 Zig Za"Pr arid J, pomeroy. .., 5 25 3tc uued . - --------- -�-- ----- -- -- butt.onholrr. Phone WY 2-2204. There will lw a rnu n� a n d I Jl.i 1 c . h bf Bow light and flae st-1ff. 1 SOM r.tc F.ONE TO STA Y WITH el - ! S(Jl ltire dan ce Sn!11 r1!a v n:gti1·· ll . ChH;:e� D y�� . whe;� Pu,r ��!('f, t��� I Stern light. THANKS OF (2)- CARD 26 s 4 Dr. Sedan. Power iteerini and 'brake,. Bea.utlful l dr�n 1 1 Mlddl�P<>rt. Ohio. hao b,en · - - - -- - - . . l ;-;==c-c,,-==�-� derlv lady 5 doys a week Live , . i 30 to 12 m1drnghl a, tlw Ill•·.H ord 1 "." t, �pp,,m•�-" Aduiinio1utor of th., 1 Wrnp Around Windshield. tan and white finish, . \\ E WISH TO THANK ALL OF VENETIAN Bl,JNDS. WL'.'•lDOW m White vinyl ronvertible top or by day. Aller t call \\)- 1 Rl'c reaUon ,. . . , • 8•(•1• ur K enn rth &�er tat• ot l l'r. pu bl ir m\ ... . . e n 1 11t•�• c,iun,}' , Ohio, 11r-,,use<1 our relatives and fr1end11 who blinds and shades. Porch Val- ,. •464 Steerin g wheel, cable, pulDa1ec1 u,.'. • 1Sth ·,',' ', or !\lay 1981 . .. S·""t, -��-', ed. �_ , . ·. . werr so kmd and thoughi[uI at lance, Awnings and Shades. __ leys, sprin,gs and cable I H 0 ,, Ju�11• of lli. clamps, the death of our wi fe and moth · Dale Wippel Supply, 215 Union____ te Seats custom upholstered, er, Mrs, Olinr Tai ley, We also Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-17·30tc. :rr �:: (20) BUSINESS l'o�;�,�;'. Ohio (208) INSURANCE 4 Dr. Sedan. Ext.ra clean irt!ide and out. Automatll' ,.5, 111. 26 (fJ 2 ate nylon stikhed, f o a m wish to thank those sendmg , �=--- -- -------shift, SERVICES -cc= - MOT1c�. o, APPOINTMINT filled, cockpit tails up­ flowers, Rev. Casto, Ewmg'sl PAIR OF 6 weeks old pigs. One =======-c-c=�= COMPLETE INSURANCE PRONo IB�:n , l F holstertd. I ISS .AND REFRIGERAT ON tection. o Aut T Llfe solid black, one black with par- KI o. ire, Pol state of Beulah M. Neutzun,, OeF''ne'. I Hom• . S)• rac use E rner• Chrome stem band, gun­ plia e Service. cea and Call Domestic tial Ai, white belt. m: "c.n ... •d Mills, Middleport, 0b1e Notify Pearl Er• gency Squad and anyone who Notk• I• hereby a,van that Rol_ � wale a n d :,,plash tail 0 _ _ .:___: __ � Commercial. Conl"'"l ' oger 1 t 1"""'· •·n · Call WI 9•·'""" 5 25 6 l and I, Neutzllni( wl-.o»o Pu1r: .Jff!ce lielpE"d m flTI}' WS}'. BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCB addreu trim. C n,._ ' · l• Pnmf'roJ. Ohio ha1 . ii 111e 8 buin Super 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steerin1. WW mllea,e , �-me, 0 blo..., £'8 Uc I ••• . . 1 O 1·wer D.l !]ey Fam!·1 - ----- - -�----- 1 Agents, Middleport. Fire. Auto duJ� appo,!nted Adm!nlalr�tor of ,11.0 Transom bilge drain. by one local Qwner. Sharp. Y 4 YEAR OLD FRESH Guernsey of Beulah M N�111�•,n1 lata ()f ROOFING AND SPOUTING 5 26 Itp mobila load111. Phone WY ._ E•ta1e Floorboards .itriped a f t PomtroJ1, . in M CountJ1, 011.10, w, e , •. 2903. deck. =pf, •---- ------- cow for sale. Extra good Call Tha Po•··•rs Company, M 1"d<llepv, 8_27 l.l' ,.,.0.,,1 t th Bill Hayes, SH 2-4759 , o� ,-.1. --c--,--l• 10th day of May 1161 , 1 &ttoff_ ,iJ p11inted in antl­ Ohio. Phone WY z-230J. (8) AUTO SALES ' foulini marine paint, ��-=== - 5 25 3tc .:ud�e llt�:"P �r robate rourt (21) REAL ESTATE 5-17-:IOtc Mel111 Count}. Ohio The Rambler Shows goud c11re, ALL THIS FOR STRAWBERRIES Try our U l BULLDOZING BY THE HOUR. ,�, 12 111 2s a,c . I -cc�-World Standard ol Compncl Pick-'Em plan by eppointment. $6. 00. Cl'f ONLY $645 I ton MoIes, EM 7-7612. 1 - � i SEE FILM'S ENOJ�G F.xttUtllCt Phone this r.umber WY 2-2767, 1 P _.,,-_ ASSAIC, N.J 3otp te WPll s r�e Big car room, ride and perform­ Nolan· � in Syreruse, Ohio. SN This and M•ny Mor• I -----Ht'I!, 8rnall Hr IM'onomy and -- POMEROY _ l"story frame 4 Fine At-ls Theater was padlorked 1 AT 6 25 6tp 1 --= · FO�ESl' RUN BLOCK CO. 2 Dr. Hard Top. Dynaflow drive. Clean. by Internal Revenue Sen• ice mao• ,ara.blllly. rooms and bath • full basem�nl · You will build for lesa with our I agents Wednesday night for fa l lSee .garage, 1arge 1o1 . Good 1ocation. 1.. ,, USED WESTINGHOUSE autome� - toP (lUaIJ'!Y concreIe bloC"-1! .4 - ure lo pay inoome taxes for J liSf MetropolHaa Moton ic wa9her, 150.00. Call wYi- ,. . ...... - "'" ,._,, Block9. cemenI- ""'·000.00. Terms. , 196U. and 600 E. Main Slrl'f't, Pomeroy POMEROY RURAL _ 4 · room I • ' .. 0037, S--24..Jlc Mortar-Wlndows· "Transportation_ On Pnont \\'Y Z.S87I fo frame with bath · furnace heat • Be re clos mg down I.he ll1egfer, ,, P one WY 2-%067 Land and Water" h 4 22 lf agents allowed the 45 patrun,<J to : front porch, also large enrlosed , A.UtTION Fores1 Rua Road' polnt!roy, Ohlo 1 finish watching the fi l m, "Htde Phan• WY-2-3870 1949 and 1950 CHEVROLETS. Ca l l Snturday, Ma}' 27 12. :io. IN POMEROY 5_6 aotc back porch, full basement. Oth- ut Main St. Pomeroy E. the jn hfr. 606 depicting m Sun,'' O ooo f. er ¾ buildings, acrf 6 lot. 6 m. Sayre, 2 after 5 p. ' Don :{ AS I AM LEAVH..-0 the state l Nelgler Building Supply I MIDDLEPORT RURAL _ 14 ac- a nudist colony. Grant-st, Midd14!port. I will sell the lollowlnll person , ' We supply what It takes to build 1 acres, l¼t story frame, 4 rooms II -5 25 3tp properly at my residence 011 or repaIr A house CaII Guy <'ellar bas�ment garage, bern. . . N,,,. 1, Breezy Heights in Pomeroy. Ne1gler 1�• ,___ ··'an. KU - DODGE 2 UWI" or Corbet Cleek, Racme, chicken house. Bargain .at 1 Ohio. Motor. Overheul, Nel.i.• gener Ohio. S 6 tfc $3,500.00. 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4-Dr. __ $1995 ator, radiator. springs, mufl- 2 p{'. Living Room Suite ALBERT M. COX, Salesman Sedan. Low mileage by local owner. Clean interior. Tire, Mohair Choir lets, fuel pump and brakes. W fOV WANT REM. qualltJ BOX 229 show little wear, dark green finish, VS motor witll 114. PHONE WY !-%220 , Hessork Wm, Houduhf-lt, Brf!ed:ln1 bull• lhat wm ■ l r • trans. Radio and heater. WV %-38:JO Fire &reen Kingsbury Romi monr, maten. ne Cob• 5 26 3tc · �24-4tc De!ik & Chair WY-2-MSI ---- Slrca. Can Dick Sien-ell, WY FOP. SALE Ahout 40 acres 1 959 Ford 4-Dr. Station Wagon _ $1 595 China Cabinet 2-2641 or Chuter 1185-!IU. V8 motor, Fordomatic trans., radio, heater. lJke new lat lend. some limber, \, interest in 5 pc. Maple Dinette Set (9) FOR-SALE line tires. Clean vinyl interior trim. Beiift flnish. Piot, mineral right�. No buildings. On -- . - - - - - Brukfast Table & 2 Choirs o f action in this vacation s.pecial. good roads. Price $600.00. See ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ARTI- Bedroom Suite A: ;.<:�fflONtNG, I\EFRIQ. Orville Arms, Bailey Run Road. FICIAL Flowers at my home on AnUque Eted 14 poster Spool _ RA O service. Jack"s R-. 5 26 3lp , Laurel Cliff, Pomeroy. Mrs. 1960 Corvair Deluxe 700 2-Door _ $1995 100 Yrs. olt}l frlgeraUon. New Haven. Pilon, Pearl Parker, 5 25 :Ile Servel Re(rie:i?rator 100% guarantee. Red finish, wtiltewall tires, 10,000 actual 6-IS-U FOR SALE: 6 room house, 1126 TU 2-3$3?. 1 miles. Powera:lide trans. All Deluxe equil)Dlent. Radle 2 WY y. Main, Phone · Pomero �GAS. FUEL OU. and �al(Ullo Utility Cabinet I PLASTERING BY THE JOB OR and beater. 4 . 5 D8C.'es. CaD for fJ"M estimates. Cooking Utensils yard-patch )Ob.!! or entire build- � 08 �I - • -'- lllddlepott ll'Oflet ing. Also oulside sturco. Theo Custer, phone WY 2-3550 or &-10-tfc Lawn Mower <Powerl 1 958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door _ $1 395 PUBLIC SALE =--___ 1 VS motor, power steering and brakes, :let blac!k finl.U. Red Phillips. 5 22 30tc ,1 · c _ z _ ; ,, � sJ"N"G"E"R� Awnings AUTOMATI 1 · P.M. TIMI Clean interior, 1ood rubber. Real class with loll of 10. op Radio TV S!nlre, Sewinl Machine. Makes bull on- 1 pr. Dr ]eaf End Tnb\es Monday, May 29, 19'1 hole11, ,ewa on buttons, blind Several Sets �l Shelvea AD Mabs ·I LOCATION 0 hems and make& fancy �sign11 Lamps 1958 Chavrolet Impala Conv. Coupe $1 549 H2SS Phone WY From Pomeroy take Route Locally owned and low mileaa:e, 348 cu. in. motor. auto,, without attachm@nts. Pay off Round Stand 'tV Swnps oa 111 RP.pair 124 to Junction 143, to Har­ matic trans. Beige finish, white top and attraetm &old f78.00 balance at $2.00 per we,k. Mirror IOI E. Mal■ 81.. J'omere,y, Ohio riaonvllle. Tum right in interior trim. Full equipment !ncludin1 • whltew1H � Phone WY 2-2204. 5 26 6tc Barrel Deck <'hair Cleland 'n front of C hurch, First House wheel discs, nd,io, heater, Se"'lng Cabinet f-111,Ue I on left. ELEl"J'RO HYGIENE Vacuum • Cleaaer with attachments and Clothf'I Hamprr PONY STUD SERVICE. Don FURNITURE 1 958 Ford Fairlane 500 H.T. CDe, _ $1295 guarantee. Sale priced al $28.00. Wall Cabinet l-loedashelt, R. D. 3, Pomeroy. 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator Antique Stand tGood Condition \ Pow-M" lteerin1, T-Bird motor, llutomadc tranL Spotles1 Phone WY 2.2204_ 5 26 6tc Phone WY 2-4i&m. S 25 30tp I l Ho�point Electric Stove Have a safe MEMORIAL DAY weekend! clean interior. Good tires. Radio and heater. Hot Point Ele<:tric Rang, 1 Cupboard 1959 DODGE 2 door 6 cylindt�� Electric Hot Plate -Drive a late model car reconditioned the � I Antique DreHer = E = X PE 8HIR -T s,: aflCF R� T Manual thlft, heater. Write or Dishe, OK way! 1 959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. H.T. _ $1795 You'll like the way we finish l Sewing Machine call C. R. Knowles. R. D. 3. Charcoal Grill 2 luidios Ivory and bla8; finish. Spotless· clean tntuiOr, Tiret •bow collars. ruffs. st,rched just C«ilville. Phone 985-3382 TOOLS Ganlen Tools lltU, wear. V.8 motor, automatic trans., beater. right or not at all, ju!t es 5 26 3tp Manv Articles not Jested 1 Jig Saw, 1 Eleetrlc Grlncl. � you wlih. Pbone: Robinson's er. 1 Turn Lathe. 4 Electric CAMPING TRAll.ER, with siove, Hattie Ruuetl. Owner. Laundry end Ory Cleaning. Motors. 3 B race BI•· ""· A J I 1 957 Pontiac 4 Dr. H.T. Sedan _ $1095 .....•: Cash refrlprator, heater, llleeps 3 or Te...... WY 2-5428; Robinson's Tri•L11s- kind of Harness, Small Tools, Beautiful ivory and coral fini11b. Clean interior. EJ.trt .: me or Call C. R Knowles, Not responsible for a<'cidenb • · w-tre Cleaners, Y,,'Y 2-5130. Wrenches, Chisels. 1 good food whilew,all tires. Automatic 1'ans., radio and beater. R. D, 1, Coolville. Phone 985- "Sale C.Onducted by BRADFORD 5 22 6t Sockets Set. 1 Jack. 1 Plant:1381. 5 26 3tp A U C T I O N COMPANY, RA. er Junior Garden Tractor, AUCl'nJNl!:ER Complete. 1 B I a c k I m i th 1 956 Chevrolet 4-Door "21 O'' __ $895 1READLI: TYPE SEWING Mach. CINE, OHIO. IUCASONt\BL& RATICI Blower. 1 Anvil. 1 GaaoUne Station W8Pn. Clean Ylnyl interior, blue over, Jvor, fin­ •"""':-.\ � Cl'I 'lflll' & : Crit.l Auctioneer Hayea, Bradford Kingsbury 1ne. Jase H A O GU RA,-.•r....., Lawn Mower. HoM. Shovels. teh. V8 motor with atandard trar1M1iselon. Radkr, heater. Rood. 5 26 3tp Sale Manager· A· c• 8radfor•1 _. Call • ertt, L o. Mee., Lots of Items too nwnerqus Brand new tiret, an outatandin1 ear, BU�. Hardy varle- REFRIGERAtORS - All floor I to mention. • '11eaiet, 8'lt b't Both decidUOUA r. 1amplea at reduced pricee, G.E. and eve •zwo.-11· 35 heavy hens in good pro. 11-180 - 1114" W,B, Lille now ?IIOl20 tin• Ou oolld, ;.; �. Senral _ color,, Midway .and Frigidaire, as low ;H $240.06 I W1LL duct.ion, 40 baby chicb from outstandlng In appearance ud meebllieal condi­ DO BR USH CTJTJ'ING wltb 2 week1 to I weeks old. -,,; llarbt. W. Mam St. with trade. Hampton • Capetion. tractor cutter by the hour W . S 26 3tp hart . New Haven. W. Va. ALSO !;,', , ; Houd8lhelt' tlli!bury . WM-_ ,5 23dtc ,,_ 6 l•m 3 Leh. 'IOllRIL RIDING HORSE. ------� i· ,_ WY o ebll dr n. Call ••Cltill1t· lor � •aN1111 CLONCH. �UCl'HINIIIIII 1'LOOR SAMPLE SALE - All G<,i>4 llnt. Solid call; � · s 21 "" JI!& ·, Nol llelpouaible ' ·• _TV aets. t149.95 11p with lrade. e..1er. eom,1e1e � For An, Accident. CAN STANQARO � G. I!;., Motorola, . Magnavox. Crtlt . .._.IINI 0. l, ,...,.... A�. Call WY 2-<11112. 11.unpton • Capehart,' New Ha""'"· P1- or .,_ r 5 fl ate ven, w. Va. s � 6Ui A. c. 88ADJORD, aaee-,. ..,_ c � i. �--t< - (9) FOR SALE 6-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 261 1961 ACROSS 2. Trlbt ot l. i-�1shlnlf lure Bati:la:n 6. Alpacu Ge.ul l 1. Bro11dw11y production cbambtr 1:!. Before 4, Haul , naut fi. BHghte.■t J:' (iret·k 6. 'rYJJe of ,ettc1· perftttlon l -l 'an o( 11. 1, Al>I," atair l;l'ffl!t 1�. Ue�f1mh1g e. RIJ.hia1. u proar City ]ii . F"t·,ghtt'n � s11•lien!y :(N�r.) J8. l 'lalfoi m .J.til/..J<.p :I !'. s�cul·e •"'W.'bU°f>l'I 21 11'1.'I!()\\" · lltl'.f/u>-l I Sl!l.n 201 iTOlllltt 23. Ha.rri ,,,. , 1-tton , ,-- � -+ �..�,e� ! ! ) New HJlven News. Events ) -� - -- - �·· •' ,- . ., __ ., �• • • I \· ' �.• •"' ... p ---------------=-,, M rs . Neutz,.,ng presented program ,.. I LIBERTY THEATRE For Annual Mother-Daughter Event Attendants For June 7th Vows Are Announced Around And About Middleoort 11rom """" he wm ·- - Year's Officers Are Named For Church Circle .,.,. the! I �i• �to= Mld- 1 I 1 Dun bar Church i ' C'ene Of Une Wedd*Ing ��========�j w. I>.{ 1 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 0 CLOCK in . I 1· Of Separates & Coordinates j ab ll I Elberfelds . . . Famous Name Bra'nMs l I P 1. , 1 11 P H d O F ,.,_ r�los. Skirts · · · · . . · 1 .95 to 5.95 ij Blouses · · · · 1 .00 hi 3.95 c i Shorts . . l.69 to 3.95 Slacks · · · . . · · · 1 .95 to 5.95 w Culottes · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 3.95 . For Memorial Day . • . All Summer Long r.aeroi RUTLAND POMEROY ··-·� - · --- SUN.-MON.-TUES. MAY 21-29-30 ''ALL IN A Nl�HT'I WOIK04 With Dean Martin and Shirley McLaJne HARDTOP Auto. trans. Radio 1111d h ealer. Gold snd white finisb. VB - Std. trans. Appearance good. 4 DR. SIDAN __ sTAT,oN WAGON _ i ; \ I 11 . , ' · Work Of Women In Church Of Christ Reviewed Tbe Loyal Wom<n'■ Clau of lhe Mlddlapo,t Chul'<h of Clnilt met regularly Thursday evonlni at lho church _,ed by the ident, Mn, Oacar Roi.lib, and folhwed with the devotional per· iod, 'Ibe IVeniOI prayv WU llliYen by Mn. Dallu IJghUoot and lln. Earl Smith md mlplure from p..im,. "Women of the Cburcl>.• talron from the book. ''The Women of �h• BJble," wu 1iv• by M r a. Erne,t Lallance who allO natl "T h a n k God For Wort" frolll the Loolmlll paper. A panel iun, "Women of t h e Church," ,... held with 11n. llauall, 11n. Will Reynaldo 111111 11n. Fred Gardner portlclpatlq. Older women of the church were ....,ailed and !heir for I b e church l'ffiewed. A llemorial - of ,crfp­ tw-e and .,..... .... eondueled by llr■• Fred L Gardner fw 11n Sldnoy Picken■ • decelNd men,. ber, and lln. Edword l'lmcll, teacher of lhl dua, whe allo . dlad ,-tlf. 11n. - ...a ol - Ille In ""' -­ or.I.al whlcll •• clONd with pray­ ; er by 11n. WW Bradford. lln. RoUBb preolded .... lbe bualw• _.., - nports ,_ ""' allicen and wen beord. Mra. Homer Jones, Mn. Min­ erva Cbllden, Mra. David Dant, , Sr.. lln, LeoA MeilBlbulJ who wUI be the holteu111 for n • z t ' month'• ......., ..... .... ..... 1960 DODGE DART s1 995 1957 DODGE 2 dr, v., __$11 95 195 7 FOR D CUSTOM $695 1956 CHEVROLET 4 dr $795 1956 DODGE ROYAL. $895 ......... I 1956 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN $695 4 DR. SEDAN __ 8 cyl. Radio and .heater. Std, tram;1nission. New car trade-in. 6 cyl, Sin. shift. Black and white finish. Good mechanical (:Ondltlo n A appearance. IIR. IIDAN __ Radio a nd h eater, auto. trans. Nice appearance. Exicellent eonditioD, Std. trans. VB engine. TRVCKS 1 957 CHEVROLET I TON CAB & FLAT BED 6 cylind er . 4 spe,ed trnnsml.ssion. 1 954 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAB & CHASSIS 2 Wlnl'\vo\tldn'l lovi! to be out in the sun, wearing lhese eool and COlotful c1re.1.... Necklines are bared to eapture 'Ille 1 954 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAB & FLAT BED D spe d transmissioQ - 2 spe d axle. 8.25x20 tires. 1 960 GMC ½ TON EXPRESS e Berkshire Frocks "°"' •nd HI 01lf 1li1111111ful ltff Hlectlail. · •1ne.COmlillll Collon !·- �- m JHIRl's R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT 1 -'l'O- eontrfbuUnc ;., 1.95 11111 2.95 11 11111 .,.i,ai - need - ■tyi ed for "' . • . Come In !. 1'2S Jo 2411 ' Also Woman's Sizes 38 to 44 OTHER DRESSES , . 3.95 to 16.50 . :Be ftl'l(ttl �ee _AU YONP· S•leallps l'rolil' E I b e rf�e:,1 :·c1:s : I n :p .., � l t • •• '� . '\ .... '. ..... , ··., ..• • Coau, Dan Miller Dw:ta. Larry Komaa Kay Jenkimoo, Ray• l fm! Pullins, J� Kay Rattlf!; Part.,, Wllllam f..uaene, Fife. Un mood Kioea, Jame. Reed Koenig Dori, Mar1r R1N!, Rosetta ,H da C,ral Jl'ormt , BettJ Lou Gil- David l1errill Konlu:lgbl, Davl :I RichardA, Bonnie Jean Rife, Jult, more. Janet Bryon 11.amtr, Mai 1 Rlchard Long, David RuueU Lv· ith Ann Sauer. Wilham �· PoweU Harrah. J..... llarr�. l one, .kdm Edward Lyon,, 0..,.1 S.11'l, WilJ;am M. Slobart, llldl­ Walter Murray lllrrla, Jipnl Malik, William Howard Mc l ard Nolan Swockhamer,_ CIJda - U.rl, Doniel J..-pb Hlndy, Cool. Kam, s"' Md!lhlnny, .... Ta,w, Clyd• Albert -Tayler, JIIDN Milton Hood, Larry Roger Dora Darlene, McKte, Connie Mu!- Robert JI' Van('(,oney, llarti11a llolchar, Jamt1 Hortcm Hoyt, ford, Frances Lou Pettit, 8uwl Ann Ward and Janice �t.ui. - ' Baoald G. J-. EJlJabeth PuUeo. Frederick Eu Zirkle Jo.!Lee • �. ·• f . ._ . ,,_., To Tb�OI TM MelpMaon .4,..,, Ollio, ·Police Have Confession Of Station Holdu From Hall p 1 I FI0Cks Of Freed0ffl Riders NO\V Expected TO Go South w. :is�ag:n.l'OOID� ,. 1 --d's arned RUtUU& en1ors OfG . reatDangers ij w llmlti, I l'reedom. 8 df d G fnlo Artil)ery r::; After June 7 � - � ball, p....io.aly ,. ; "!, ' ' ·.�• . adven':: l/.vlnC g: :..amba:w-� Ohio \V1th Record Lows � I Veep's Suh Bem N ed g B11dget Holds The i $76 Million for Racme Dam g1,,: At Texas pOJ.Di =: �:�te�:: fir1impi: t. td,er.faced \Veatber ' ' ��= bettenmld tlult. n.n,.. ,... I I tfl eadllqlaTltoo. I Winter Back Cbarges May Come Out Of I Recent' Wreck r: Six Whites . g HeId Bem wasl Sh00t1D .. g President Signs Latin America Aid . r1 ::!or:'"" :; Mr.' ______ , faced Grun • Are ftl'tlllp l Capt1ves Back Jn Cuba s,"1 = ;::;::r- speaker 'lblndtl .,... llold ' I y ent1ne a1 West Virginian, Wife Are HeldloJail Without Bond lrotn ,. e Pupil In Test �..:s;:;;:;-· ; dau&I>­ Miss Parker Highest Meigs p,.,. Sizes Misses Sizes 1 2 to 20 Ii " _ _ _ _ .,, 11n. Lallance, lln, Smltlt, llr■- Uptfoot. 111d 11n. Bluett wlllll lll'L Winnie � boefeu. I II ' ' ' � "' w. ipt the ..... 1e Iha following. 'l'bomal B • l t f ADdlraoo, .,_ Wlllllm BNJ. Darreli Ll!it:! ..... John Nclwd Swiler, - D,_ ao,le■, P■lricla Ann Blllltle, PhyW. Ka, Boltic, Randall - -· Albert Frantlla lkyat, ..,tltia Pearl ButdNr, DmaJd lladq Call, EYelya LauJ,e -• O>ri■l1no 81 a apecfal number. lnvoeat.loo to the aerviee •• given by Rev, Raymon Konkrigbt, pastor of the Heath Metbodalt. Cl!o,ch, and the benedlcllon by Rev, Donald Boone, pastor of the First Bapllll Cbureb. Dlplomu were presented b y Superlatelldent YcComu with AlIred A, Scarben)'. prlnclpel .....i. Ko..... Kay Jenldn.... .... of Mr. ■nd Mr■. Cluilt Jenk inacm WU honored U the NCOalJ blpell ranl:IDI - ■nd recetv SUB tSUSIEJ P.uutn ed a 11200 ■cbolar,bfp _, ltio Grande. A1ao honored, wa■ David Rusetll Ly-. ... ol llr, and lln, Jbu. aeU Lyma, who wat honored H lhe higbut rmwng boy ., the - - --------------------------------------------------VOL XIII NO. S$ 5e PER COPY " Saturday, Ma7 27, 1961 c1.... Pomen,y-Mlddltport. ----------------------------------------Rev, George B. Tolley, of -----------Jamestown, New Yort, IJ)tfler t for the ......i.e. challenged the MIBs Sue Parker, daughter of class to live their Uvea aa ind\. Mr. and Mra. Homer P a r k e 'I', vlduals, wbich bl the natural way, Rutland, received the highe.«. a1 we are all different by nature, score in the Meigs County Scboo r or the way we . respond to situBystem in the Eighth Grade Stall! atlons. .. • 1 teslJ given this gpring. She rank- He ,pr,:.ce about "lbe Voice which he said, n:, the Echo doea ed in the 99th percentile. Her teachers are her u n c I e , receive back what it �ds out, i Herbert Parker, who is also prL'1 and should carry the evidence ,,f ,[',,, cipal, and Homer Wells. She ha; thought and understanding and beftl spelling champloo two years not mass thinking. of Rutland Elementary: playefi He said that freedom to cbane'3 five years in the junior band, four patterns of life UI neceuary to of which she was aho in the Ru,-- progreu and distinguishes w land High Schoo] Band; was soJa. fmn other forms of nature. Jst in "A Trumpeter's Lullaby,·• The speaker Mid, "We havr. at the Spring CODcert, la a mem• powers of observation and immQJ!• Warren s. H�n. chll'(ed with the armed robbery of her of this year's Meiga All-Cou'l- inaUon, and shou1d use lliem and the and Pomeroy Landmark service ,talion early yesterday soul, ty Band, and ls in the Meigs Coon- keep our freedom of the morning, ave a signed conlelllion of the crime to Porn• ty Junior Drum and Bugle Corps not surrender our Voice. We must 1 I eroy Cblef of Police Jed Webster P'rld•y afternoon. .and she attends the Church ol not heL'OID8 as an echo which on .y WASIIINGTON 111Pll - � Affidavits of armed robbery are on file today ag>inst l\ repeats what it has heard beChrist. dent Kennedy • both signed the 26 year • old Hall • our• and Ill; for attractive think 19-year-o.ld should but fore, I e g o R is b Her and teaclier ' wife, Shirley. The1 are being held In Meigs County Jall lion aid bill for Latin - t,. Roush. She also wa11 band mu- se1ves and accept responsibiliites without bond wailing and said • ..id _-.• day appearan bl Meiga County ce Court. us." tn given cot for two yeara when she wa11 that are 1 Webater Chief nbe ,aid bu and more Jftt1PrC1D1'· ··1' ''atronger was apeaker 1re three and four vears old, and h11, ' Intrf\duclng ' Inn Hlpway tho .. near GalllpoU. ceiv<d a nport from Gallipoll& bemispher<. serYed 1:r5 Band {'(]Uncil represti'n• Wllllam Sfobart, president of the 7 on • Rue Police that I.be .32 calibre autoKennedy liligned 6t ••••• tattve for Rutland Elementary I class. malk, plat.JI which Hall elledpd- lnvelllptlont ""' being made law ., lllart bl& "eUl•""' "" into ly held on Service Statioa Alt.md- bf the Pomeroy Police Depart, progreu" program Ill tOCIIII 95 YEARS OLD TUESDAY - Bob Carson of the Fos• ant Ray Hummel Mille 1i. nib- ment "' loa!,i U Ball could bave economic ,ewna irr L■llll' ter Rest Home in Syracuse, looks over one of many bed the Landmark -loyee of �..� 1111'� ca. 'l1le bill alee provide, ._ "'1!, • in or W: cards he received Tuesday in remembrance of his 95th S130 is a 1tolffl weaJPl. IKlll for loam to help 01n. l'flbllij' CUET BRADl'ORD birlhaoy Ever the wit - he has been widelv read in 11 ••• reporlea that Ball .... ...- ....._ ...., cle\ aataled by 0 ·:: past years as a newspaper contributor of humorous ar- dlslwnorably di8'barged from the ,\lier ;1 .. . "IOlbtl■rtl!al boiled He 111 . 1 ticles based on piont:er hardships in Meigs County - aervice about a. 1D011tb ago. Ball tire, an a ed ct the to eontributioo con even Twenty-s OC ra Or JACKSO N, Miss . (UPI) S rter Tuesday "I am gonna ■uppo,edly Btole Ille gun lnim • Landmark Statton and the ti,.. epo cameraman-r ;;; the told he 1 Ille We of the le 'ldlll � hfreedom rid�rs" sat in a downt?wn j�il to�ay re sing live to be a hundred, or die trying." Carson, born, relative 1n Wilaonburg, Va., were btalled, bl held tbe ltolen j segregap ol. the t • MtsSisSip breaking gua on Rummel and robbed the grea to pay fines imposed for . raised and becommg elderly on Leading Creek, served authorities 1aid. to expected was ndes Hon kws. A new w.� ve of prote5l bis co\lnty two terms in the Ohio legislature, 1919-1922; An ntant dragnet of Ohio waa c:aab register, ll Es dlarged. N � �o� Pmi&mt l s ' " ep the south durmg the weekend_ ean, • 'I.,.:: was a rural mail carrier eight years, and did a similar begun early yesterday morning 1'e &unman theri put Humme W two and Thll 25 Negr:i�-the �\·.(' here "to take the law in!() thel� I tour of duty as justice of peace in Rutland township. when Lapdmark station attiifant : Kms a' ican t ... • •i men Friday Wfll'E' given 60· �Y ov,11 hands and to engage In OJ)tln ----�--��-�- -Hummel was robbed at gun:pi,tnt. door. A customrll' bwd Hnumel al leaders o� � ,_.,. wft,,'. suspended jail Sf>i,l ences end flnPd defi.ance of the laws of MisHummel baa aince identified Hall 0 "'00 each by City '""'' Jame, I slsslpp,." Cadet William B. Bradon!, " """" the ·- al the Wlt'lo � 0 tbl! the man who held him ... w . h eu re h r Spencer on breach of �ec ! The defense haJ asked for a di1 l ed im IOll of Mr. and Mrs. Walla_c" Houae. .._ � . Hall ad hls wife wen� �rwt d" W cha rges growlni;: out of their St' l eradtont. Im Btffnell-av, Mll'l The �- IOl.s .li..., re<-r. l �d verd1ct of acuitts:l.--t1aying • ('1 • i ·1 Sta� Ohio tbe by y custod tnto i ..,, In wed....t.y•• "freedom the an-..ts ..... mad& ' dleport. wlll he waduated J,ne,7 �r. former � .;1,i, bs- ' � . lrol less than a hall how, elter the . rn:lea" lnto.1,� M•a1lu1ppi capita' cat1se or racial Issues lm10JvNJ. i u, , ·, from the U. S. Military Academy , Dwight D. �. was reported to the Meigs Dr. Boyd D . U:oward, chairman of the �epart ment of robberySh Negro attotnev Jack Young selfl The motion was denied, ommended the de, •..,... Jft' at Weal Point. s. Y. Couny , erifrs Department. He' • • Education at Fairmont State College, delivered a well ofter the two-bonr court lf!ssk,,, 1 Cadet Bradforri Will be commi,;. gram. and hil 8POWl8 were arrested a1 1 hi received speech .to gra1Juating students of �utland High the riden agreed to stay in jail It would provide for • mr.t� sioned 8 second l,eutenant· m Ar 1 School last evenmg at com1!1encement exercises. ' 'as a means of c��ng attent�� c' tillery and will l'fcelve a bachel• in loanl � �. t i e Dr. Howard congratulated th to others the rond1borui in Ml<t' lloa;tt Inter De,�i _ Amerit!an �t dislurbe� greatly am I . senlon, "I I or of scienCE- d+'gree At We class of 1961 :wt told Its mer:1sJsslppl." $ Bank d by the crime W 3ve among t h e I an OI mlllilla fai .... Point he was active in lhe debate bers "(lpportumfy today IS as But Young indicated the youth of America It and forum ski and cam from the InttrnatJaml �... • #. t'OURCil I lntel'llilltloaal Pre89 U■lkd BJ b close as u t! mt it, would 8001' be heed Oil appeal ':!' The speaker a l� gave a brief I Winter nrtwned to Ohio Friday era clubs, a ml'mber of the staff �inislration.__� :� I =is� d on. your ,1 Wl O you i bonds. For eaeh day in jail. outline of values we inherit btt I terrpera I of the Rowib:er, the academy's hon bas been � -- low record brought and I It was made (;k.ar by Dr 8of� I '3 Is dedtu1ed from the '200 fine take lightly, suc:1 as lnher1lano..'ll i'ilb I yearbook, and on the hop and sa- Orgabizat� of AlmriclD ... • Our�ie3 snow even and tures that he feels never before in OU. ' The riders thus Cfluhl remain C011· for p]amunc purpo&eL of educal:ion inheritance of the cial cttmm1ttee. it we clo'ile re a 80 country's history ) I ced grim-f (U� -Ten MIAMI a ys a d five ' fined for 111 dayr. After at ua., and religious Constlio U.S. reporttd Snow flurries were . Appoint.eel to the academy "i� Charg:ea of reckless operation Bellefontalne in West-Central Ohio f In Jail, they cou'd be removed !A) Cuban invasion captives returned to losin� our national her1ta�e , s' nner Representativr. Thomas A o the Hinds County prison farm for to Rav�, today to report to Pre- 8 h e r I t a g I th1t c!IIM abo 11 Preceding Dr. Hoyd's talk, the are expected lo be filed agalnat ! and It Cleveland. Jenkins CR-Ohio1 Bradford was a mler Fide, Castro on the success tbrough great Slruggles and good Proce QR& work on a road �BnK, relude by the Joe Addison Smitb. 53, of Albany, Both ColumbuJ. and Cleveland cadet lieulenant durmg his senior • sst l end P . t Negro leader,; in Nashville, of their tractors • for-prlsoner1 deeds. He told he audience and I Senior band wen! presented 'JlJ!. 0. followin1 a recent wreck CJD reported record low temper.etures year. He is a 1957 graduate of 81D Tenn.. and Atla.nta indicated, deal mlsalon in the Uolted Sl!1ttJ. invocation was g i ' e n by Rev. Mulberry-av ID Pomeroy. early today, The mercury dropped Middleport High School The ''negotiating" g r o u p. meanwhile, that "freedom rides" ----Carl Herring :,nd the respcm� The Pomeroy Police Depart- to H It e a.m l!:ST wday in Coi.:: dres sed Jn the aame combat fathe during could be expected I ment 11ald the car operated by hanbus. by the choir. ))_ old record waa , 38 weekend. At least ()08 was a!mod Uguu they were wearing when k d pal two to <nl veered 36-yea Smith rec 949 In Ht e ' r-old In 1 . A Two selections, "One World" DALLAS, Tex. fUPU - Tau at this city, center of bard-cor..: they arrived a week ago, t o o k .I I and ''A Bird .Fww " by Clokey cars. One was owned by \V!'lliP.r was broken in Cleveland wh2n the from j al off Miami's Jnternatton went to the pon.. today to ,Jlick • I 9egregatlon In Mississippi. ted b '111 Girls En Cleland of Racine and the other tflmperature fell to 88. The old A It a.m EDT ! irport at by Joaepb Thome, Jr , of M,n- record waa ... Charge■ .._ ::1!'";;:: ben�ct;. B� a gray and alny _day, �� � ' i Spencer handed down hls deci• Other temperature rearlings ln ._ en by Rev, Herring. pastor of ersville. j o the me l arriv a a when U' Unlike . slon after a brlaf reces1·· ill Iba $125 -amage were Toledo 33 and Zanesville . Approximately the Rutland Methodist Church. 9 chee the 38 walnut-paneled courtroom, whlcl1 � � Smith Ala o. party bad I ftgbtioc duufet 's vehicle Fair and dry weather was .in , !UPP - Duriog lhe pMFentaUon of the was incurred to MONTGOMERY, � • u1 p a com , on ve Ca a 8 seats only 121 pHSOna. The m.u- .,, ,!., Six white juvenile, were held to- Senior class• .rexecuthre Res,!- while Cleland's and Thorne'& c!lrs store for the state today, althcugh ' r d _ • . . . to wiu, . • a statement relatnqo IOd lrlen s saw 1nem I1 day In connection with shooting of·: George M. DallH presented Ire were damaged. an estunatei ...1st sa1• 1 m melpa1 Jt.... 1 -=. ..... temperatures were expected to About 25 to 30 persons were . le8 It was a race between "4 jau16,. Congressman. Walter Moeller It appeared the rl riders came an Integration leader Thursday phies to �aledictorial p a t t y No injuries were reported. Smili:t remain about 15 degree!! below tbe representative of Ohio's loth db- millionaire financier amt # on :� houri after a "'freedom riders" Rife and Sa]utatorian LarTy Hruf· probably will appear this eve- nonnaJ seasonal level. Th: trict, Friday announced Bureau of lege professor, Both s:re ciiL.an• yotmg Cubans - bus arrived ln Montgomery man. He also ,:ecognized C1afllt aing before Pomeroy Mayor Char- �emperatures � not pl un� the Budget approval of the full tive. expreued confidence the deal Rev. Solomon S. Seay suffered President Betty Arnold, V I c e lea Legar. quite so far tonight and mdd $76 mllllo11 for !he Racine Locks The candidates � � Sen. invoMq Bllpply of 500 U.S traet wound when he fltilpped President Bobb1 Arnold, and Sec- I a weather was predicti!d for Sunday ---. � and Dam projed on the Ohio William A. (Cowboy BUIJ ' . mu,. tora In return for release gf some out his front door and, W,ft'i met relary,-Treuurer Sue NeJIOR, afternoon. River, ley, 6Z, I Democrat. and ....... 1,200 <!aptured Cuban invaders I , O WOUId go lbroURh deapUn moon•. by pnflrtl. He said the blast came Maud Brew an,I MargaN!t Smt!h John Tower• ss, Wlle lican nnned m 1 Co H ouse .lUO:: While .. from a passing ear loadt-d with were honored for lZ years of per TWO CITED . . Ing U S. opposition as professor of � signed . • its I feel atta,danc,e· youths, Patrol h gre.wnan Moeller of . suppor ,. ..... m.� ' The Slate Highway we Wicbla u stem MK! ' Louis Enrique Morse. captain of at )e'C , 4, for the huge co.:ii-truction pro ' ' 2.,, Author1tlea would not release ConHnae4 fair and warmer to- cited, Lawrence, R. Wolfe, . , the lhlp used aa a transport in tht Falls, . to nm and advised him that the Anny ln na ea acme for :r�: nlpL lllglt fodav 65 rps of Enginr."rs will ask for Botb· uodidates tlOBed eat � BJ Ulllted Prell laleruUaaal April 17 Pig's Bay invasion tolrl !119 m n:.�:°:e o C : "':' . e:s�:":u� a 1 ll Amerlean motorisb jalt'med auembla:l new&men the delega-ias congressional authoriuiti� and campa_igns Frklay night w t T' and '•treated in the = and y Monda n.lght .... t alon Af t h televl � • for Saturday tlon waa ''very pleased" at the tile h ghW l p iation for the proJect M statew . courae of buslnesa of the Mont;1;ougbby 22 Be� into Meigs appro l' � eoolet 18 the long Memorial DB)' hoUd117 WNk- BUCcea Of ' their ransom mission. d by President Ken- Both said they were confident ai recommende , . ,petw � County gomery County Juvenile Cvurl.'" ('1__ "I ng fr end but the accldell\al death rate He ■a� !hey boped In lhe ,future victory. ______ nedy, AlthOIJgh the city wao outwardly \Al , waa running less than h1.·o an to be 4IVffl more pleased. calm today, there were chergea DE f' ILM In making this announcement, • hour. "W• S stated. MoeUe, Congre,s,nan of 11,e llldd1-<llemben by Negro leaden "''' National I A . Ualted lnt..-atlonal ldenticaJ 8100 will now cedouhl, oo, ,/forts •• Pomeroy Rotary club dined Ill Guanlsmen ...,. beinB "dbco,rt tount showed only 'II blghw 0111" to jailed members ol the At 1 .m., Sanday. 1 ,anc1e tllplahed pe8'8 will be latro• obtain the app1opr\ation from the Martin Restauranl Trklsy 1 Juued fa. Fines James A. Roush flf Racine retalltles from the start of the � •eek• Common ita Jua'ge h C. "freedom ridera. f congress in ofCrer to slart aclu ii evening. then nt?Ved to the Obit w ll mrt fonnlq: dtortly after ••• " Jo n P s cenUy completed buJldlng a boat IIOOII end: at 6 p.m local time Fru:lay 8aC!On --at � Fuel Gas Co. offieel to view a ba1 ftned two Odt of atate W will mardl from 'l'IIH Enrla Zepp, dlredor uf &ht construction on thi� project dock just above the Racine Park until 9:SG 1.m. ED,:. date. l ad- fibn, "Washington At Work. •'bsapossib In e Aft., ever lpnee S&., _. dwu Ol» lllaMlieal Seetely, will pre- earliest on meb '100 and cost, each that will bold 14 boatll. 'nle new leeead TWO J'AILED Two penona dkll fa mlacellat\eempt t at to have ed on the "Kiplinger Letter'' fM. Ave., lo I po1u W.... NIii a plaqu le tbe eily of Gal- dilion I will again ..___. st 11 �• be ....,. ., uuz tragt!cliea for an overall total charges of mallcioul destruction The M8'ga County S!Jeritts t)&. dock will be called Roush Landad· ture. for WW � . • llpoll,. hoaortq ... "" fK "' the $75,000 authnrizafion Of per,ooal property• partment art'e!lted two persona JnK· GI 21. ,.. l'Hh 0�111,_ design and •--• ud ha,. eveat tba& nwb4I 1M ••lq van«' engtneerir,g •Y - .._ Arnek1 Poindexter and RobLEGION TO MEET be- durJna, the put 14 'houI'll, Taken The owner said boat apaces s, One of the Yictlma wu '1-yearwork raised to fl�.ooo. which I nl&a. we 1 Will iam Swisher_ Comrn,mdf:!r Wa ate O C r ee a- am assured by tJ C.orps of Er:Into cllllody and being :teld in will be rented according to the l re m progam wm be of tlla lllo MI old Darleqe Reed, who died early : � A I p f on rges J B � i1 r Amerlcan Legion fQst: 121 the I b of l , fo ..._ acon • Meip County jail today were Ira lize of craft,, He ii also in tbe Saturdaf ol sMoke ilhalation In W · · • " g· could profitably be used rm la ,.. � lda oitllenuee ■■cl ,.. be Atto ting w ed al1 Legion ' mem· ■ aa b requested � .. playetl '1 die elJ ID hi- thi, ftlJ Pro!ecu rney Allea Adkins, 118. Golhen, O., Oil process of building a ramp hlto •an anaH--+ hritllding ·fire in year. OaJ,. ..... ... lq l l■. Fu llenanl and IIU:lillary '.11'11J11au wtvee hers, their --- , MIU. Sixty penoas c•--•lng and unIoa• a cbarg1 el. �Mng wblIe lntoxl- Ille water Ior w.u D ----,,. -n. o. T ber, .. G■--· lllll eonc, rt M. � fl'Nlde•I of - a e membera to mer.t et the Legion catecl, and Curtis Siu, cm a 1. Ing boats lo and from trailers. ft� -I memlter the bulldiq. were drtviJia of Ille G lllpalll Oiamller ■f f'o• ME G G NERAL HOSPr . •, home ■ £.R C/dLBD a Sunday ev"!•ning at '1 to at• I S E The dock Is 90 feet lonR, paracharge of Intoxication. ._....., hl■ ctrD War c•IUlal _.., �• _ h O -1. t .1.n.e ..1..81! Tbe 111..,.port -...tend ••_ ,., ,..... , 5 .:f· -----. l:IIUl'1,:ll &el"1Jces at fbt. a. lie! t.o the Ohio RJver. Roush mAdmissions - Merlln Schiveler •• -.-.,. will IN IDlltet ti · � Unit Wwered I ealJ te SERYICU CIL\NOBJII ill p b w �=· At t .m. a Wfet •inner tends to sell Alhland out oard Collunlllta,. Pomeroy, Kay McClintock, Rs- ut,I· tburch. -V.:ord WU reoeind b1 fiwlc1I tit J1met Baker relldenct in MAD BIG CONTRIB1JTJON Go-MIi. Gaa and OU at the dock NINIDOllM. JD1B01.L8 IN 8CRQOL _... U Ga Lafaytlle a. elne, and Daisy Stoneking, IUIJ .. _,,..,. I DAIi ES SALAAM, Tang,mylu here ye,terdey tbal fuwol .._, jlutlimcl th!■ -.In& at 9,0,, A ti ... .,_ ..ti tel lo ..... - "-,.::.r- Grande. he said ....... • Jack llac<m, ..., al Mi'. a a d .,. le, c.,ieW.,. ,..._ u ... Jul/uo Bellnlll I bmer local pbyalclavlcei 1 (IJPJ>-The Roctteleller - called. ,.. Disoha,g" - Keith Ridenour ..,___ John a..o, of Mlddlepot< man. • membtl- " Ille Na&hul Un.. bu ecmtrlb•1tt'd mm tltllft -- -)llddleport res1dent· .who died ,1.__ __ ...._... II KMsa, Ci.., ,,, Mo. ....,... Throoghaul the day free naat Cheater; Abbie Stohart. Pome- Ii ,_ Chll Wu -••• ti fl, -- M.\BIIWIIE . Al'PUCII.TION - to Tnganylka'o ... attocAL Tll:MPS addn,"' H� Coo.g., . King, Po-..roy; !tr (li, twiJbu■ IIIAIIMlay Denn1tt - ,.,._, It, Ml rleuitul'II oo11eg,, t wa■ an- The temperetore in ......,., , ....... D. C. bollt,ir .,..._. rldet wlD .. ...a11a... at lhe roy; Mn. Ed will !>ti Ka , n■u :;uy, today - .. Dr. 11erri11 •- e.uu:, - al ,._ INI ti - Kay McCllntock. Racine. an� M,s lbert Is fflS P-, - Ill la ll!ddl,port • - dleport, USU' and llorts M• ....,..i Frjday. The 11,iat.OOO IMMlnest district at C1aJ,o - and "'" ol Rutland. llo. wlll N eomp!et,d by 1ll6S. wu 3ll degree,, with rlt RJce. II, )ll4dlejlon. IDDouneed. ti 11br1o11a Ct11ep. C11Mr .,_ ._.., f,. Death Rate · g Low Runnm 0n HighWa' ys Just Recelvedl A New · Shipment of Women'• -tor llatter7 - � !� bel\tr ,fil ,r:-" � � J®!hlul ■tylea. ... Rambert he daM WU dlrected by llrt. Dorothy t.cey ID the liDgins two awnben, "Homeland," and "PraJN Of Our Alma Mater:• The)' nn ■-compall.led by Jlldy Butcher, a member ol the clau Tbe Senior Bond dlncted by Eugene Sean played, "Grand March" by Grundmaa u the pro....-I and "SUver MGon·· by tte:u":�I N!!li!!l!i. !! l!!lJ I If :,ou uo 1 -n tfu - a -!Ni rro.t l o�\o � �,1�\J su, . � .�:�:,rut,,1:.. ohlo __ , ,. .., non-·- • naa'/ m,hl II tba hlpu:t rlllkiq ltudent of the a:ra<fuallq clau of lllddleport HI/lb School durlng Ovnmen� aerdlea. llho .... pre,eoted wltb I pJn for thla booor, and l1lo a fl60IJ acholarahfp to Rio Grande Collese McCmuby SuperlnleJldeat, L. Def..... Misses Sizes 1 2 to 20 Half Sizes 1 4½ to 24½ ; Ibo meetlq. One owner - Low mileiie, dlln and tan attractively - sklrll are full for extra eomfort-���ts. colors, and detail, are planned' 16< tlvt' you a . .. &io.1--lil'l!Miual way of dressing. bel� you ! I ea u 11,e .anm, - ,... apeed axle - 8.25x20 tires. e \Yon-:en's Sun Dresses 5 2. 9 5 I i --J�i�,cl• �.�!��r Honored As Highest Ranking ;Middleport Studen� •Y Re, llaymo<I tn,ta11ed mar be ao1am•• ...,. n.e1r Konkrlgbl, pallor. I n I o P Weet the In 7 June ;,ed M1ddlepon, Ohio The annual mother-daughter Burns; America. Linda Darnell Mn. EmerllOII JOrtel WU devoCliapel with a r«eptioD In t b e i banquet of the Federated church I and varim.15 ,not.hers incl uding, leader for the meetlna: and Uonal Officen Club. NOW SHOWING I as held WedJ1es:d�Y al 6 . 30 p m Indian, Sandra Hendricks ; P1J. Donald WU c:hairman. Mn. Klein Boor Mra. . tendant,. the wedding ol ; They plan to leave following for e At ':" Rev. and Mrs. m the chun"h dmmg �oom . gnm, J a ne Bae_r ; Coloo la.� . Con · and M iBa Dora McKee Wen! m MW Carolyn Milhoan , dsughter Edgar Allan P0t> ' s review of the past I Pff Llo� 1 the ceremony for a aboit motor were I year "HOUSE OF USHER" new , T.ables Wt!re attractive w I t h I me Freei:natJ,: Pioneer, Susie Kas• Marietta yesterday where Mlss l of Mrs. Paul 1beia, Middleport/ the for Offlctn work. year t . trip to Cape r.od llDd relW11 o . (Cinema.scope & Color, Mi ller · McKee had an interview with and Cadet William Bruce Btadf white covers and ce�tered w1th · 1�m , C1v 1! War , Emily Hoates.!81 for. ai, meeting were ddleport where they w i l l eJected m,d lnltalled for, tbl!I Aft l Ml Vlricen t PriN, Myrna Fah ey I arrangtments af spring f lowe· s ::;uffnigette , Brenda Ingraham : l ford, IOll of Mr and Mr8. W<1I- spend the IWTI� months Mrs. Paul Chrurtenson, of at emoon Circle of Middleport Heath �- M. L. ll"�, Mn. Kon.k­ I l by Mrs . .J ames Fugate and Mrs ½orld War, Donna Re1 bel . anu Methodist Church when the group right and Mrs. Gibbons. bave of Middleport. Bradford lace "JAIL BREAKE RS" I Board of Ohio Baptist Women·, the Bradford apartment 00 Brown• I, met 'fflursday afternoon for a I Rober1 Hutton , Mary Ca.stle i Thomas Young. The RPv Wakl,, Mother of Tnday , Linda Kirkland Missionary Soc iety. 1 been choffn by Miss MJllloan. e 8V1lnue. •--� � pi. n·1 oI Love , I.1.nd11 M W Maude raylor of Front•bC , Maid of Honor will be � i s s I U AIIO CARTOON CARNIVAL J. Bartels askf'd grace. Servmg and. ,I"'ne :S IIIK'llll:II.NI MI Ille euun.,i. p. 111• 1---�-_____ SERVICES t\NNOUNCED Oil the kitchen comm it tee we 1 e Smith. During Ille pageant, Dor· has been confined to her home Lee Hook of Xenia, a claasmat'! Elected IJ ebalnnan and coMrs. Dale Smith. Mrs . ClelarJ na ReihPI ;;ang America the Beau- this week because of illnes:s. MOVING WEST chairman were Mn. O. P. Kleir, . The Middleport Masonic Lodse of Miss Milhoan al Ohio Unlv,er' I I Hines, Mrs. Ernest Rhode� Mrs liful a� Fa i th of Our Mothers. C. C. Chapman who haa spent sity, Carla Wilson , and Carolyn M r. and Mrs. Eugene Snyder, and Mrs. Walter Hayea. Other l)f. l No. 3&.1, F. & A. M., will bold , Fred Des.sauer. Mrs. Lou i� Rt" · �.1lph ½erry was the accompanfuneral IIJ'Vkea.for Albert W. Bo, several monlhs in Arizona with , Bradford, sillle:- of the groom, formerly of Pomeroy, are len- flcera elect.ed were Mrs. Bruce at 8 p. m. a\ isl for the pag,!ant. m Un, be! and Mr:1. G laclys Cuck ! er. ' his daughter, Mn. Anson Johnson i will be her bridesmaids. T h e Jng. for Stockton, Calif., shortly, Lloyd e1 first vice chaln m eral te ers d re w pres e n lu to I Fo llowing the dinner t he group I F' w e has returned to his home 00 bride-elect will graduale f r O rn where he has ".mployment with Mrs. Carl Mattox as second vW! RawliQff • . ·· � Home. N l !�t� r e Mrs a n st Le Hub lde o mo t' ad • . to ''. u y . ned , th� ;;anctuar whe Member&, Gibbons r yne w a W : Mn. J, r E chairman, � been � � has dleport Hill. 0u Sunday, June 4. his brother, Ralph, who VERY oo6� L Bl a program l'.'BS presented hy Mn. · n pre�Pn l ; M rs . Thoma� Smi! h Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tovey of 1 Attendlng Cadet Bradford w ill . resldent of St<K-kton for Be\'era.t as secretary, end Mr■ Christopher Knight • R. K . at � . .· .��· :ID a I �t•n Nt>ulzling. Group tiingi�g ◄'.� 1�e youn.g est ; "'nd Mrs. Amanda 1'oledo returned home Thursd>.ty ,.lfpter, Venet ia Stev('n;;on Woodgerd as treasurer. T b e )' Collini, W be hia classmates at West Point ' yean. . · My Faith Looks U p To 1hrr K,1spar. ,he mother with the mo.,I. I1 aft r visiting since Tue-•-y wltn ,iii,;ii,i;;,;-.,;; -:-:-. -:-:--· �. . . .. . ·. · "S TUDS LONIGAN" . _ Zl."'1 e . I ;:� · �iS I ;;ra1.¥£.#!M.!.i!l!i\® I! �•�N')Wii./t ':!a.;,�:.""' �� �.,,,,,; �,,k #'��;;, (A Story nf Te(' n -agers) and prayer by the He11• Barte l ; ch I" ldren and grandch "Ildren pres- '1 hia sister and family, ,,.... Mr. and · · · · · · · · - also . ent. opened the program. Mni. Willis Anthony. ·,. . . Al a n Hale RQl'y Calhoun n v R th b I ed •The c n e e Y A toa!.1 to m )th('rs was given . , _� l m · R,·chard Va,ghan attended the ·. Conn ie Hine,s, John Gen t ry I 8artels onc l uded the progra e n, ball game in Cincinnati laat Su1l i\. "THUNDER IN CAROLINA" ry Nan('y Crow and a toast to 1 ----· daughters hy Mrs. A l fred Crow (In Colorl day and Mrs. Vaughan and chil- � (St ory of Auto•H.icin,\l) I Two piano duets. '"A Wa llt by dren, Bill and �th and Mrs. Ali N 1-'uust" and "A Garden Medley' / nice Ohlinger and W. P. Ohlinger NOTE���:i?R���[�i fll f:U" were present d by Linda Kirkland e S S in Dunbar with Mr. �d visited Will Not Be Shown .\'!av and H:ilph Werrv and the Regln· D. Parson8. The VaughMrs. 2s.26 A2' Pre \•i u usly .Adver. J ners c lass o[ H;c Sunday Schud tiscd 80TI, Don who has beeri other an·s I laul!:ht by Mrs. Guy nussell pre- On June 4th at the Humphreys visiting in Dunbar for the past S■t urday May 27 sented songs and pantomimes ancl Memorial Church in Dunbar, W. month returned with his moihu Zachery SC'ot1 ,rnd · c losed with a prayer song. Va., Miss Llnda Lee Fish, daugl,.. lo Middleport. On Monday, Mr. Mar('Ja ffrnder sou 111 ... "NATCHEZ TRACE" I Linda Kirkland played a piario te� of Mr. and �rs. Bill Fish, and Mrs. Vaughan and chl�n - also ; so lo preceding a p11geant. " A will become the bride of Pfc. Ru.:;- were in Columbus on busrnim-; Davi d Larl rl D011a l d f'risp I Prec ious Herit H�e. " by a group sell A llen Parsons, son of Mr. and and on their way home stopped A 00 F I of young costu ml'rl gir ls , raki!lg Mrs . W. D. Parson:1, all of Dunbar, Athens for a short visit witb Mr. ( \i c: ��N O E R S " " J , part were youth. Candy Grueser; W. \la. The gror.m Is the granr:1- and Mrs. John D. Dowler anri l ALSO CAHTOON nie Sp Y,_,'.N�ancy son of Mrs. Anni ce Ohlinger and children. 'o:•: ''-1":''� I ·::...'.:;:••:"'....:': ---W. P. Ohlinger. and brother of Mrs. C. H, Gcmeinhardt of Co· /4 - -· ··· - · · � [ Mrs. Richard Vaughan of Min- lumblll arrived yesterday for dlcport . visit with Miss Frieda Faehnle fl€v. Mack Thomasson will read and other frienda. She came es• �l In Pomeray At i t ile vows. The bride elect will be peclally to attend the MHS alum11i I �j ,:�· ,. banquet. ! altended by MiS.!1 Sue Brogan. � Miss FisA Is a graduate of Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lohse � bar High School this year and is left yesterday for a vacation trip � Matching shlrta and shorts - fashioned sklrt• In un employee of the Wise Home in Michigan where they apend Tnc., Pfc. Parsons graduated from several weeks each awnmer. 1 '' ·' full pleated a.ml sheath styles-slacks go to taper• Dunhar HiRh school in the class Rosa Wise life Thursday for · ,m ] I I ed lines-Jamaica and Bermuda sbortJ , of 1959 and attended West Virgin- indefinite visit in Miami, Florlda I 1 ia Slate Col l ege before entering with relatves. ' all beautifully styled - all easy to care fabthe service. He ii' presently &ta- Dee Hartnger and Mrs. Maud AVAfLAIIIITY.,. rics - misses and womens size9. tione<l at Fort Campbell, Ky. Ross of Pomeroy plan to go to Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sunday for � /)lfll a visit with Mrs. Harry Farmer '6 1 Graduate Was and family, � EARNINGS ... n r�y onore Friends have received wore 't l�enry a1ley enW. L, Russell of 804 City mne terir: ·a� o wmg �mmence- from park, 1.A.1 ,._1UfflbUB 6, OhlO that ., m•.• · F rl·aay even Ing In menI a' Racme 111 RusaeII b:is vc, rs. er, mo r-r1•M th NEIPFULNHS ••• lhe honor oI aroIyn VanMeter . 11ullered a elight stroke and ,. not !=, "" 8radua · te. foo we ll. Mr,. Russell, • lis�r Those present and served ce.k:e. of the late Mrl. C. H. Church 11 decora Ied Ior the occasion, 1.. ,,z� 8 iOrmer IU\: '--al resIdIllt, , cream and coffee, were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rusull flow IMng Mn. Millard VanMeter Melvan ' In Cot,mbus la nported ., t., VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon . I.0 at her QUlll'II' wart. • quite •-- ••ill, Charles Th�111s, the eu�t of , Wo ln•II• '°" "' Ear] McKiniey "ho h 811 JUs,• honor and the boat and hosteu. completed a H weeb Elfttric4&1 __'...,____ _ 11:1,ln lit re91.l larly a, courae at Great Lakes arrived . our bank. MEIGS THEATRE Wednesday for a visit with his Pomeroy, Ohl• parents, Mr. and Mn. 0. E. Mc­ �, WI PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS Kinley. He b1 to report to Charle• ton, s. c.. 011 the eth of June for TONIGHT I SATURDAY MAY 26.17 duty on a mine aweeper. Walt Disney's Mn, Edna Kennedy ol Cleve­ ''THI SIGN OF ZORRO" Height, win be lhe guest of land Cloun!J lln,c lffl Gu.y Williams, as Zorro Mrs, Warren Davia lhl, weekend Henry Celvin, Gene Sheldon She la coming especially to at­ - also tend the Alumni banquet. Jerry Lewis ill . •·• llomber ..,-HE BELLIOY" Jerry'• the Silliest! I • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport� .• May 20, 1981 ..m ,. • ;=a 1,: : In -::.:- :...=- , Boaf LaOding ,eted fIl Racme Area Are I ,... .,"!_ �___ -•~ oolloilo "\ . " u,3ll cloudy -. :�gh;'..i- today cou'rt :.an. _ ______ ______ ______ Gallipo}' Muster Day Events m!aken rouna. -- I, w• "°' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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