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' I _101 la first two touebdowns coming oo WeliJIDD •.... .. :J 1 ·• :ttl electrifying p I a ys. Koy'a ,_ NelaODYille' .. -. 'i I :fll 225 yarder opened the aeGI'InB In Pomeroy ··- • .?- ' ~ 271 !be lint quarter and NCODCILogan ........ ,. 2 2 Rl =e llrlng qlllll'lerback Jim Hud8on GaUipoi)J _,;;, • 1 I JJf bit George Sauer with a eg. JacUoll . ..... - 1 I _. yaM TO pass to open the . aecG 4 '2DB ., . ond quarter seorin~ -- . l'OTAUI . · '¥ IlliZI ~ Alabama's great 'quarterback, _,, ' .Joe Namath, who was playing IJ SEOAL B!'SP'VII!II 'f wtlh an injured knee, did au "Pieue elellll HI y<•nr """ TEAK : ' :W. L P ·OP he could to brmg the Crimson Ed 1, 1 in Wellalon . , .... , 4 0 188 .l.29 1 Tide to victory and be nearly room, • W:::t ~. I my em. Jackst>n ... , .... 4 0 163 108 sueeelded. y. Nelsonville •••• 3 1 159 135 Namath put the Tide on the Losan .......... 2 Z 154 1$1 scoreboard with a seven-yard Athena . . ..... Z 2 137 131 toss to Wayne Trimble 1n the Middleport ..... 1 3 W5 142 second quarter, then hit Ray SEOAL ALL GAMEII Gallipolis ....... G 4 110 !92 Perkillll with a 26-y,.rd TO pas& TEAM W. 1.. P. OP Pomeroy ....... 0 4 122 lilt in the third quarter. Ilia pin- Athens .......... 5 0 :m 228 TOTAUI 11 ·11 1.111 mf point passing brought ,the Tide Wellston .. .... .. 4 1 342 261 TONIGIIT'S GAMES: 32 yards to )he Texas 16 ln the Nelsonville ... , . 5 2 446 395 Kyger <:red< at Gallipolll ..y 'I'ERRANCE W. McGARRY game signing of Neely by fmal period from where David Pomeroy .. •.•. 3 2 320 339 Athens at Lancat!let UnHed Preas International Holllllon, and of Oklahoma Ray booled a 26-yard field goal JAN. I DALLAS (UP!) - Wtth the backs Jim Grisham, Lance to make the score 21-17. i I Athens .at Pomeroy New Year's Day football orgy Bentzel and Wes Skidgel by Tide Bounces Back \.dJ\L Middleport at Gallipolis over, a three-handed game Minnesota of the AFL. Namath b r "" g h t Alabama Jackson at Wellston shaped up .today as a new eD- He S3ld this "reflect• the self. back aga1n later in the period Nelsonville at Logan try _In the bowl ranks - the Ish and irresponsible attitudes to what looked like 8 sure JAN. 1 "C.jssfire Bowl." And it prom· of professional football Inter. game-winnmg drive with a Gallipolis at Pomeroy !sed' to be the bitterest battle ests" and "vrolates all rules of fourth and goal 81 tuaiion from JAN. 4 Logan at Athena of all. the Big Eight Conference and the one yard hne, Namatb tried The charter will be draped Middleport at Jaeli:IIOft The real contestants are pro- the National Collesiate Athletic to sneak tt ovor but the Long- in memory of Anna Shoemaker\ Wellston at l<elaonville fessional and college football. Association. as well as the oftenhorns held and the Tide was and Opal Bearhs when Theo'l'ho.prize Is the college gridiron stated rules and Intentions by beate warrior anxious to trade his your two organizations to coopn. . dorus Council Daughters of Am· r· The excitement IS erpecled enca meet Monday at 7· 30 p. · • 9&!'1!itY aweater lor professional orate fully with college and high lion with the NFL." to carry over today as Florida m. at the IOOF hall. All ofli· TEAMSVAC ALL ~L. P , 0 0 ... pelf. school bodies." Adams said Baltimore "appar· Stat d Okl I I ... · The pros entered the Houston !leek Slroog Meaonrea ently turned Neely over to tbe • e an a mma tang e. The cers and the team are asked to Ea tern 7 490 • ~'8 Semmoles, w1th thtir passing wear white. s ·.. ... " Oilers of the Americ~n Football "Such total disregard for the Dallas Cowboys" when they NEW YORK (UP!) _ Short Oscar Robertson, labuiOUI combo of Ste>e Tensi and Fred Kyger Creek .... 3 3 321 }45 Lea10e and the Dallas Cowboys welfare Of intercollegiate foot- heard he had already signed in steps along the sports trail. "Big O" of the Cincinnati Roy· Biletnikofl, were rated 1 three· JAN. 5 Southweste~ ... 3 3 318 33U of the National Football League, hall prompts this conference to the AFL with Houston. John Varick Tunney, brand als. has eo-authored a book, point pick two days ago but the Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES North Gaiha . .. 1 4 268 S19 .a.,~ are engaged m a side urge the NCAA to adopt at Its The Cowboys confirmed it. new congressman from Californ- "Play Better Basketball," with odds went up when it was wtli meet m regular sesston Hannan Trace . 2 8 494 593 aqul!bble over what the college meetings in Chicago ne<t week "We obtai~ed. the negotiation ia and son of ea-heavywetght pen-partner Ml c h a e 1 (Hap) learned that four Oklahoma Tuesday, at 7.45 p.m., at the side-calls ill-gotten gams in the effective measures destgned to rights lor him m ex.~ange for a champion Gene Tunney, will be O'Daniel, Cincinnati aportacast- players, among them starters Masomc Temple SVAC VARSI'l'Y first place. The two teams JUSt eliminate such practcea" future draft chmce, satd Dallas sworn m at the U.S House of er. Rebounds from Cincinnati Lance Bentzel, Jim Gresham JAN ITEAM W. a... P. OP may fight that one out in court. Duke said college football olfi- General Manager Tex Schramm Representatives on Monday. Ex- indicate the book sold 30,000 and Ralph Neeley, would not be .I Eastern ...... 4 0 279 180 .Tbo mortarboard team fielded cial• "have requested repeatedchamp Gene and his former copies in tis first month. allowed to play because they The P<rneroy Shakespeare , Kyger Creek .... Z 1 180 170 Big _Eigbl Conference Commis- ly that the professional leagues CoDese Basketball ReaaHI ring-foe Jack Dempsey will be had Sl8Ded professional con- elub will _meet at the home of North Gallia .. .. I 2 164 192 sioner Wayne Duke armed with asree to a common signing date By Uolted Press InternalfoDal among guests of honor after· Madison Square Garden an· tracts. Mrs LouiS Retbel, Southwestern . . . I 2 161 174 a "plague on boty your hous- , following post-season games." T".""s. Western 81 R~Ode Is. 62 wards at a Washington lunch nounced today that tickets to the The Shrine Game features at 2 p m. Hannan Trace .. 0 3 149 217 es" protest and the threat of National Football League Wilmmgton 88 Asheville Btl!. 71 tossed by Representative L. 12-round heavyweight contend- many of the nation's fmest TOTALS 8 8 133 933 action by the NCAA. Commissioner Pete Rozelle aald camden 104 Sunbur 102 Mendel Rivers of South Caro- ers' fight on Feb. 3 between ex- players. The btg attraction will TIJNA TOURNAMENT Uropped !rom Team be had ordered a lull-scale tn- Frederick IVa.) 76 catawba 70 lina . champton Floyd Patterson and be quarterbacks with the East SVAC RESERVES .Standing in for the pigskin Is vestigation into premature sign- Wofford 92 Pfeiffer If/ (ot) . That women are important Canadum George Chuvalo will presenting Navy's Roger Stau- In the Internattonal Tona W. L. P. OP t.Wveraity of Oklahoma tackle ing ot college football players Appalachian 76 Hamp-Sydney devotees of barnes! racing wa• range from $3 (end balcony) to bach and Pittsburgh's Fred Ma- Tournament, potnts are award. North Gallia .... 3 0 140 6 Ralph Neely. . "We Intend to look into the Pan Am. 81 Western Car. 75 stressed this week when Roose- $20 (ringSide _and Side loge). It zurek and lhe West offer od lor poundage of fiSh caught, Eastern . . . . 3 I 125 94 t He and three teaJ111118tee were matter thoroughly," Rozelle velt Raceway announced that, wtll be telev~ed. only to thea- Oregon's Bob Berry and largest number of fish caught Kyger Cteek .... 2 I 107 -~ dropped from the Oklahoma said. lor the first time, mo>t of its ters and stmtiar locatiOns fomia's Cratg Morton. one day, largest number and Southwestern .. . 0 3 64 126 squad Friday, for slgolng on I He declined to comment on major races will be staged on throughout the Umted States largest fish caught m t h e Hannan Trace .. 0 3 46 138 with tbo pros prematur•)y, by a the matter further "until I get Thursday nights, traditionally and Canada. match. 8 8 48% 482 bitter Coach Gomer Jones, whO all the facts." the nights when many New The Frankie• basketbal team TONIGHT'S GAME: now must go into the Gator Fouetl By Pressure York stores stay open late to of St. FranciS College, Loretto, Ufe ltves here. Kyger Creek at Gallipolis Bowl against Florida State to- The pros, for !hell' part, said accommodate women shoppers. Pa., will entertam the Akron Mrs L. Lyons, Mason, W. JAN. S day without them. they were forced into II by the 'Tis better to bet than to buy- Goodyears next Thursday in an Va., viSited recently with Mr. Eastern at Rutland Jmes accused the pros of eh? annual benefit game for •auand Mrs Roy Howell and Kyg'l" Creek at North Ganta liy Hamian Trace at Southwestern "destroyiug the entire intercol- National Basketball Assoelatlon THE THREE JUDGE "JURY" Also experimenting with time, rice Stokes, the St. Francis All-legiate program" for waving By United Press International Most of us are familiar with the Baltimore Orioles will start America player and later memBy Mn. Bertba Parker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl JAN. I cheeks at college players and Eastern Division the trial by a jury of tJ per· their Sunday single games of ber of the Cincinnati Royals Rev. Eugene Gill officiated at S!even, Portsmouth, Mrs Ce- North GaiDa at AUensville getting them to end the!! col· W LPet. sons m court. Most are also July 25, against Minnesota, and who was injured in a game in the funeral of Mrs. Gladys eli Harrtson, Ptckaway, Mr.J_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lege eligibility by signing with Boston 31 ? .8111 mlliar with the fact that Aug. 15, agaiusl Washington at ll.areb, 1958, and is still com- Smith held Sunday at lbe Free and Mrs. Vern Story and John, th~ professionals. I Cincinnati 24 12 .667 some cases, a person m a 5:30 pm , instead of tile usual pletely paralyzed. Will Methodist Church. Columbus, and John Stahl were )ieoly further complicated Philadelphia 19 18 .514 waive lrtal by jury and Sunday 2 p m. One reason IS Charles Diehl has received dmner guests Saturday of Mr. millers by signing with both 1 New York 12 26 be tried by a panel of three that the "man or the house" Humortst Morris Frank, col- appointment as' Postmaster of and Mrs. Nocman Schaefer. lhe tillers In the AFL and the; Western Division can get in both his golf and his Umnlst th~ Houston (Tex.) the Pomeroy Post Offtee. Mr. and Mrs Harmoo Fox, Cowiji\Ys in the NFL. W· L- Pet. Request for a trial by tliree baseball on Sundays that way. -lQ!l be master of <JMr. and Mrs Harmon Fox Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell, NOely said the contract with Loe Angeles 21 15 .583 '" ofl<!n based on 1 af the Touchdown have returned home from Flor- Mr. and Mrs. John D<>uglas and the Oilers, which got him St. Louis 19 18 .543 Sometimes it is ' 30th annual awa~s ba?- ida where they spent two children of Shade, Mr. and Mrs. bJiln~ from the Oklahoma Baltimore 16 20 .444 the law involved in 1 he A new trial Is then necessary. Jan. 16, at Washmglon s months. Mr. Fox is much im- Earl Roush and family or Pornteam is Invalid and he is going Detroit 14 24 .363 would better be decided Where a three-judge panel Hotel. It is ru- proved from hl8 illness eroy, were Chrtstmas day din· (ON REQUEST) to play lor the Cowboys. San Francisco 11 29 .275 three persons who are however, it takes ?"iy a mored !bat the most prominent Mr. and Mrs. William Jacoba ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Roy Possible Court Fight Friday's Results witb very technical points. of them to dectde on of all Texan. may attend and and chlidrM of Columbus spent Howell and fam1iy. 1 The Oiler> aren't so sure Cincinnati 140 Baltimore 1:14 Other tlmes, a defendant or mnocence of the that the dinero will number Christmas Day with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Edward about that Both teams said they New York 101 San Fran. 100 he wtll fare beUer if It should be noted more than 2,000. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and other and Polly Ann of Marion, MISS e"'leel Neely to bonor his eon· (Only games scheduled) three Judse• rather under Ohio law, the relatives. Polly Karr. Columbus, spent trllcCI with them and a possible Saturday's Games jury of his peers. Whatever cannot be used AHL Mr. and Mrs. Shartiger .of Christmas and the ~eek WY 2·5421 POMEROY court. light shaped up for his San Francisco at Baltimore the case, it is up to tile offense_ cases. Che!ller recently visited with with Mr and Mrs. Dick Karr. setvi¢e!! Boston at Detrmt ant to givs the ultimate dee!· A _recent OhiO Supreme By United Preso Ioternatlonal Mr. and Ma-s Joe Hysell. jltg'Eight Commissioner Duke Los Angeles at st. Louis sion as to wbether he wishes to optmon reafftrmed the law A four-game winning streak in · Dallas for the Cotton Bowl (Only games scheduled) be tned before a full 1.2-mem- this majority vote by the hu given the Providence Reds Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bentz s d • The ease contend new hope of escapios from the of Pomeroy spent an evening game Friday, fired off an aDo uu ay • Games bor jury the three-judge panel, - Eastern Division cellar m the recently wtth Mr. and Mrs. Nor· gry telegram to Commissioners Boston at Cincinnati or even' a single judge. the maJority vote elell I th NFL d San Fran iseo at Baltim e Many do aot •eal· ment remov.ed one of the esseD- American Hockey League. man Schaefer. p ""' " oze e o e an c or ~~ • The Rods continued on theJr· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, ss of the AFL. Los Angeles at St. Loui• ize, however, that there is a tial ingr.dtents of due process lie protested !he pre-bowl- (Only game• aeheduled) diUerencc in the way a ver- law. . new-found winning ways Friday Cindi and KrisU, of Fatrhom I The tax books are now open for the December or First half collection of the 1964 Real Estate taxes. may be reached by th In allllwenng, the Colll'l not- night by boatmg the Cleveland spent Christmas day with Mr. Also for delmquent la<t, closing date be Feb. three-judie Trial a ed that some constitutional pro- Barons 3-1. Pierre Briliant' pr(). and Mrs. Orvilte Alien. ' 3, 1965. ' in some states make vided all the necessary offense Mrs. Laura Schaefer, and Mar~~t;~{..,!:;~ ::'ou:-~!t possible to deprive a defend· with goals in the first and sec- garotte Letlheit recentMiy spent! l:al~~~offered m the case !~:~,l:a::n~t~of~the right to a unanimous ond pertnds and Ed Giacomin a day with Mrs . argare 0 P T0 MI J RI S T "reasonable in a no~apital felony stopped 33 of the 34 shots sent Houdashelt, R8Clne. 8 Hours 9 to 12. 2 ~;6.1Ciose at NOOD DD It also noted that there his way in the Providence soal, Mr. and Mrs. Ra_ ymond Cot-\::iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiii::iii::iiiiiii:iiiiiii:iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiii: the person is guilty or , Thurs. - Easl COurt St.. Pomeroy no basis to attempt to tie fannlng o~on a first-period triit of Hamsonv111e reeen tlY they must The return law a veMicl ,._ and Mrs. vernon lnn91'1'n!. hlstorJ~ai requirement of shot by Dou nior. ca!led on ..... tl!lil all jurors either for m a jury trial to th~ The foorth-plaee Springfield Howell . . 1 · requirement of proof fudians remained four points Mr. Vern Story and John of ~~~:tic:..,orw~cq:t':,h.!1 th"! beyon~ a ~nable doubt, ~ach ahead of Providence by beating Columbus. Mrs. Clarence Ack· known as a "hung jury" and the of whtch ortgmtlted ''"' differ- the Baltimore Clippers 5-3. Bal- ley of Athens and Mrs. Edna ~ of th tr'al .ded ent reasons. tunore, thiro in the Eastern Di- Schaefer recently called on res ul~ e 1 are ' 01 • The Court said the defendant visioo, now has just a one point Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mr. knew it took only a advantage over Sprlnsfield and Charles Diehl, Louis and Char· for conviction and five · points over Providence;, les. ' was his choice to use the No other teams were sebOd• Jack L~ord of Ft. Benning eWURLinER II rather than a Friday llight Ga., spent l week with relafallll !bat watched tile gamet Ill VIII Sport~ Writer per801) and tho mllll0111 that F.or offensive power It tas viewed them over nationwide Michlsan~lor dele!lllive skllls it television, it wu a day o1 good. wu M s and Louisiana exclUng football and mor. II In State, t lor plain old eseite- slo" Satunlay as Florida Slate ment It was Alabama and Tex· meell Oklahoma in the Gator as. Bowl ' at Jacksonville, Fla.,. and Those are the conclusions the East AU-Stan meet the reached lifter Friday's annual West in the annual Sbrlne college l~ bowl prosram Game ~t San Francisco. whicli saw Michigan trounce Slraag Offense Oreg<JII ' State 34-7 ID the Rose Michigan's Big Ten power. Bowl, Al'kansas edge Nebraska hi>IIU deDJOnstrated the stroug1D-7 iii 'the Cotton Bowl, _!.SU est offense of the New Year's trip Syracuse 13-10 in the Sugar Da~ bowl parade. The WolverBowl 8Jld Texas beat Alabama ines were no match for the !J·l'l !n :the Orange Bowl. J Ducks once their machine sot For' the more than 300,000 to workinB properly. Long touchdown I'Ul)l by Mel TO aeamper before the half the 'ngen eame back td Ue !be Anthony, 'Jar! WaM and Bob ended. The Wolves then teed tbe IICOI'e ln the tiJlN on a Timberlake hlgbllgbted t be same In !be third per~oc~· wllllii $7-y.M 1D pus flO BtiiY b Michigan victory at Paaadena, they tallled I§ poillts, Allthob)r IIlio Mlriau. Mill' '• Tri Calli., with An!bony getting oU aeor1ng twice on ~bert 1'11111. lleld g 11na1 jJetlod an M-yartier In the second peAldhony BaM red broke the Ue. • riod lor a new Rose Bowl roc- Anthony waa voted the out- 1 The ., aeventh-ranked Tl&en. fll'd run from acrlmmaae. lllaDdlnc player of the same for 1 who were tb!rd In the nation 011 Ol'eaon state's Paul Brothers his efforts. cleftDie this past Had got the Ducb the first ....-e of Arllansa. had to come frOm up to th&- defeDalve biUinB u the game in the second quarter behind to defeat Nebraeka at ·they thoroughly contained Syr• 'when he completed six puae1 Dallas. TraDing 7-3 in the final' l Cllse's highly-regarded l'1IIIJifng in a row. the final one to end quarter, quarterback Frea Mar- backa, Floyd LltUe and Jim Doug McDougal for a touch- shall guided the Razorback~ 80 Nance. The lla!by Little was down. yards in nine plays to a touch- bold to only 30 yarda rushing in That was h for Or"'JJ~ State,j dolm with reserve tailback Bob- eight carries. however, as Anthony got off on by Blll'Jiett carrying the pigskin Tallbaeli: Ernie Koy and a Irehis run a few mlnut.. later and the final three yards. 1mendous goal · line defense led Ward followed w•th a 43-y&M The game was largely a d'e- by AI~Amerlca Tommy Nobis fensive one with Arkansas shared in glviug Teaas its bard amassing on I y 176 total yards fought victory over national and Nebraska only 1ti8. champion Alabama at Miami, A field goa' by Doug Moreau Fla. with three minutes ramainiOS in Koy Wao Balwart the game ~Ius some rtl£8ed de- Koy, a 220-pound senior, was rlfensive work carried Louisisna the bulwark of the Lcnghor!lll' pressure of recruiting top-flight State to lis victory over Syra- offense with a recoro 711-y&M college players. cuse at New Orleans. touchdown run in the first perThe owner of the AFL Oiler~. Bont Early LoRd iod. a one-yard run lor the deelK. S. (Bud) Adams. said m Syracuse buUI up an early 111- sive TO In the second quarter Houston that "if we hadn't 2 lead on a field goal by Roger and some tremendous punting ••gned Neely, he would have Slnilh and a bloekod punt whicb that kept the Tide pinned deep si~ed early with Baltlmore, was recovered and run in lor a in its own territory in crucial whteh held the draft rights to touchdown by Brad Clarke, but situations. •1m In the National FootbaD League." 1 rf "We don't make a practice of $ $ QfQ e signing players early, but we have been forced to do so If we are to sign playero in comnotl' a C MiddlePort .. .. . I 'Crossfire Bowl' Certain to be Bitterest " 0 f All fOf pro•Bound 0 eJJJafi C-_ontest c }} • SEQ SfancJings i Toc/ay Spo p sor1 CALENDAR I d Old Mauler Tun e w·ll n y, I Attendswearing In Rites SVAC stan d.Jngs ' o I ea1 I'" YOU La } Qiff Society Notes A.ND TBI JAW 1-Hour DRY QEANING SERVICE R0 b•lnSOn S QEANERS NOTICE! ""-Z, Joe rtt.W. COMPTON, 0. D. ~-, '. qmce per.... I MEIGS COUNTY REALESTATEOWNERS i 1 l HOWARD E. RANK PIANOS eiiAI.PWIN 81M1 OTHER I'AMOIA HITLER'S BAN IRANDI The 1935 Nobel peace YOU ,MEET THE was awarded 1o Carl von sletdty, a German patjlftst1'WI~ was a prisoner of 1937, Hiller lloued a which he called this awara. Insult lo Germany and Germ8111 to accept Nobel NicEST PEOPLE deere; 1 ,ftONDA CO~L FOR SALE LUMP-STOKER-EGG SEI! OR ~LL PElCOCt COAL ' cO~, ~IRE . . ON A SeeThe FullUM . . At ... Hqwk's Cyde Sales . .. . . . a- ~ 1 Mile lhrlll et'l~MM ~., .. 11,_, Th• ._...., ... Llf~ltt!K~d,.r .· ~..... ~::l '"· o. itf"* ..... -.... . CAROLINA ·qqd Supply Co. aao Depot "" 675-1160 Pt. �--.~ - -- • 4-Dally sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 2, 1968 . A "l~ll=':~ ....... -a:e..,UL" lilllt- v~ 7 a SERMON£111 2. . . . . . ... ..' ~ ~i. =~ ::'u~c& ~ / ....:;: """'' ::: .. CW ,.,._..,,.,..,,..,.. ,..1•'- Will ••• ,., u.,;-- earth." Genesis 1:1 ' - •• l. -...tn the New Year w1th flitbJa.W. . ~'1 · , in G<id;r::. the I!IOIIt vital taith in rei~ · Tbla llinlple aentenc:e of aft~ • . ..~ , aiQipte .-otence of our text deDies ~i;a!~~ . . the belDI of God. It denla pol)1teit!p •• ~ : 'tte pllsdc ~enice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- the one eternal creator, it denleaVIdlt! "•;, It 1 I tl JJ, Weell ,,.,.. tlld Pralle, Wed- the exiltellce of God before ali •!i!z!t~IINI' ~ fr1ll!IIJ _ !. Ood •l>odloo ail p..,.. ••• but Be hellrl ... - • • God-- P"-• Bol- • •. 7t1 Ba fozat•• -·• obi. "~"' God 11 Lovo •. . aDd 1<m 11 o lifiiW ~ • • • CJWe, lull. Jllllllay, 7 p. m. 4ay Scbool 111 10 a. m. f'ra7el' q da _. Q11111, Po JDeet1Ds 'l'butlday, 7:30 p. m. Jtn7 M $ t, .,....., ....,., I rrlv, '{;10 ~ Ill. Sdllol t:ao a. 111. Cbaldr 'til= BoD 11 J'~ 11111 llollslelleDI ..,.,.. ~ o. m.: Q1rt1111D &udwYar. tsao Oreal Bead: Rev. C. L. O'CIID- p. 111. Bvealnl Service, a:lJJ p. ~~ ' Pullwllc~~ 1101', PJIIIIDr: !IDblrl Lnll, IIIPL m. -• .~.Ill., a....wwer •c 1:30 a. m. ~ Wcnlll~ Bau.J " - ' ., ~ =leo~~ 1 ~ aoc1 Sunday Scbool, 1 p. m. 1!l9 Bib... ·-~-I m. 'l'llancll7· .,.__ 1' eDlng oervtce: T'Junday, 7:10 '" """"" •""• """'"""'"'u · -~, p. m. l'nl1tr mMtma. 10:30 a. m., V. B. Bl'lley I P· "- Thursday. Supt. Sabra CanadaJ, pianist; 11•· a Qurcbeo - St. 1'1111 Carpeuter llapltd Cllarda: Bible Study, 7::!0, Delbert ~ ~icllool &:lli a. m.: W• Sunday Scbool9:30 a.m.; MOlD> mille, leader. ohlp llel'\'lce 10:30 a. m.: 111, lnl WOI'Ibtp 10:11 I. m. ztoa Clusrda Of Clorlll, p.,_ ~obn, ••""•1 Sdtool 10 o. aa.: 1011 llarrlsoDvllle Bold, a;u. ~orshi;> I a. m. l• ,-·UudtililiG4, mlalller. IllMolhodlsl •-' Scoool ble school 9·30 a. m • Morning -: Sunday 9:15 o. m., . hi 10 .3o ·: Ev Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. 81111' Fred Hoffman, SupL; 10:15 a. ~ ••~?·sO a. .~ day School at 1:30, Charles Tay. m. Wonldp Ser91ce: BYP I p. _....,. · p.m., lor, SUpt. Worship servleee at m.: Etenlng Worsblp, 7:811 p. Bible '!dlool Su;Jt. 1G:45, wltb Lloyd Diltinger, lay. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer , _ 01arc1a 11 0111, BAI9. leader. W~esday evening meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., choir GUbert _,_, putor. Bmv!ay prayer WVICeS at 1:4S. practice. School 8:80 o. m. Moralna war- a...ter llelllodls& Qnsreb Flnl 111p11ot a.arcts, , _ lhlp 11 a.m.; Evangellotlc ser- Pearl A. euto, Putor; warroy _ Rev. Cbarln Norrla. vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, I! . service at v a. m., Blmday Sunday Sdtool 8:30 WI 11:110. 7:30 p. m. Wec!Msday; Ymmg Scbool al 10 a. m.; wscs 1.11 Worohlp service, 10:10 a. m.; People's Service Frldey, 7:30 'lbursday ol month; Board Nursery and Junior eburch lor p. m. mee11n1 3rd Wedaesday a1 tbe children. m011th CUrell of God, Me. Moriah · nra1 O.pllll 01arc1s, RaciDe Rev. Da!11e1 Werkmaa, puiOr. lloalll Melbodlil Cbuda, Mid!lrl. c. L. O'Conaer, p1110r. Sullday Sehool 9:45 a. m.; Wor: dleport, M. E. Dowson, pull:lt; Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. m., Sam sbip service 11 a. m. and 7:30 Mrs. Nan Moore, Chureb School Cbrtls supt.· 10:45 L m. Mon> a. m. Prayer meeliD8 7:341 P· SUpt.; Churcb Sehool, 8:30 a. Ill& ..;,rship; 6:30 p. m. BYr m. Tuesday: YOW>& People's m.; Wonhip Service, 10:30 a. and Junior rellowlldp· 8 p.m. meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. m.; Methodist Youtb Fellow· EveniDg oervlce: ?:sO p. m. Bullud Cblrl'dl 01 God, a.v. lhip, 7 p. m.; Official llol1rd Wednesday, P1aver meeting; Jobn Smallwood, poli!Or: Snnday meetlllg, lsi Sunday of month, 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior School 10 L m.; Evan•ellatlc 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Mondoy Cbotr Practice; S:30 p. m. TU.. lel'l'ice 7 P m.. Young People 01 month, 7:30 p. m.: Eleanor day, Junior Choir Practice. Endeaver i p. "m. Wednooday; ~le, 2nd 'lburoday of mouth Pr eetlna 7 satur- 7.30 p. m.; Cia.. 12, 3rd Wed~ ~ lllpllll Cll= da;'er m p. m. oesday of month, 8 p. m.; AI~ Allllqalt) ""-" thot reaeheo, IDiplreo, pldoo, , _ . . , _..... Be wu o demudont of the J...,i;>t 8 - 01101 of lroa - thlt who ..W. f'A•,.,.;. *"" -~~~~ •I "'Y 111.. At ohur<h, next Bundoy, you11 nb ohouldln wltll W~TaE~~."ho look boJolld wolll olld elloino to OOIIlHt-. II•• , 7 ..,.,ll ,.... . . ._ Cbrtlt.: ,_ ::; ..,_~a..~a.sar:aa•:Hd•_ .. Boman a 8 :1-5 =~,:~_a~m. Friday Ephe1ian1 8:7-9 With the hope~ will, in 1ome mea•ure, TOBler and help sua· fain that whieh il good in family and community life, this fea, ture il spomored by the but iness firms and organi.atiom whose name. appll(lr below. --.-.-------------------------.1 WILLIS ANTHONY fRANCIS FLORIST and PLUMBING & HEATING GREENHOUSES HO Uneoln St. Member PTD Greenhouoe WY U402 WY 2·2644 GOEGLEIN READY?MIX CO. "Take Someone To Churcb '1'hll Week" Middleport Sugar Ron Flour Mills , < .. ....... R. H. RA\YLINGS SONS CO. Dodge - Dart - Dodge Trucks Middleport Phone WY 2..2111 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Establl•hed In 1904 Weal Columbia, W. Va. Ph. Mason SP 3-5593 TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE I'• Wosl Main St. HEINER'S BAKERY '; BAUM LUMBER CO. Builders and BuDding Suwlles ijappy New Year KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ' . Chester, Ohio • ~y~''cROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~,. ·' .. & TOWN & COUNTRY SPECIAUZED FOI TIOSE SEVERELY ; .. ~ ONI CAN MILl' 60 ; 'COWS PER HOUR r NOT JUST ALOAN -BUT ()VER-ALL FINANCING THROUGH . MANURE SPREADERS Alhono-Molp LY :1-1612-WY 2-5270 DICK ST&RRET 01111110111 446-3191 CLYDE WALKIR JACKSON ~ 5 USED SPREADERS IN STOCK! Sav~ ASSOCIAliON for FARMERS POMEROY • Morris Equipment Co.-rJ . lholroulp\ll witllllilblot.-WIU':; lll&llbot. 'l'hey aloo 1114 ~ ..,, ,, bavelllcreued t11t11' biD- &114 ' ,, llav• linproved tbolr ·~~& : ,.., ......,.,.. ~ --···.,·r - '""""'ifiM . Wfllt, ... .•. ., '" . '.~ 1 'i9UNTIIS ' .i \ .... I ~ , . Fulton•Thompson .. • \~t'r··~·· 1<. WY ~t'0.1 . I' SPRING. ~VE. 7 ~'' q · mua ·· !'n : '!!! . ( . • . 1 . ; / "" '· r .. . ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. J t I; co• the Father, as a fellow worker witb tbe r.tJili', u re;. deemer expreasing Jove of the Father. Leid Ul . to • faith in ourselves We become IODI ol GOd. As God Is active in the heaven and tb!l qrth W. lltllil to be active In His work, the work ol B11 Qlllreii. 'W)Mo God made the earth be could have f1n#'lltd ~ W !le. didn't. Instead, he left It u a raw lllftc.rfi!!l __ w Wit .nil t~nt~llze us, to set J!& ~klnl and ~ and nsking and adventurllli! . . God . gave 1!' a world unfJDiebecl, 10 that we 1llltllt sbare ~ the JOYS and sallsfactiona of C"'''h· Be Jeft the oll m Trenton Roell:. He left electrldty In tbe doucla. He left the rivers unbridled - and tile ~ un. trailed. He left the forests unftlled IIUd tbt elt,lel.. un. built. He left laboratories unopened. He ~' tile -.. monds uncut. He gave us the challenge of raw ma~ nat the satisfaction of perfect finlsned thinp. lie left ta, mudi: unsung and the d1·amas unplayed. He left the poeb) un· dreamed in order that men and women mi.art opt be: come bored, but engage in stimulatlni, ellcltiill, ere&· live activities. . . . . If you do not Jmow tbe_ SaYlo~r al )11!111" S.'riollt~ you turn your lives over mto His bend• and lit use pu to further the o.ause of God iD this wot1d. . · Frte Metbodlsl Cbslrcb, Liarll;lalr . . IMP:(•, ra ::Olli. ~~~~-~tha::ur:,:~~! ::,.~~~- S:::~y\:~e'::soG~: !J:· ~0:~..~ ~:' a.: · fucbanl = :&:is ;_ J•'• I a.aC Two LDeationa For Your CotJvenienae WY2-3998 Sl't'acuse WY 2-3988 2nd and th STAR SUPPLY CO. PAINTS and HARDWARES Pb. WI o.J273 Raelno Middleport, Ohio N. Second ·I wr:' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Pllone WY 24681 *· t;rSellOOl. '*"" HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET An. POMEROY-FLOWER SHOP "FLOWDS FOB ALL OCCASIONS" ~· Bible Bcboot Oi30 a. m. ........ Carl Kautz, Supt.: 8 a D do ' I. m~ llnl tlld 1111111 Scboot, ''II a. m.; Wonblp Suncleys. bour 10,30 L m. InS 10:10 £¥I RACINE PLANING MILL J~ '( THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERIGA , . · ,. POME!lOY r f SWISHER & LOHS~ ., God creates. Tbis ia the vital matt.r Ill $11f M _ · · ter of GenelltJ. Thil deniea aey m~clll;' 1& tfrirtF tbe creation of matter. It denlea faiiiil.,y U \'tilt aut': of lll;lperna~ural power. . _ The wnter of Geneail wu of ~ ·IP.· '-"" IIIOIF ia a picture of his time, tbe tatt11 lleiDC U. OUitir of the firmament. Our picture today II ~ ·~_;pt God still creates, He ia Jll1IRIIt llld IICIWe ....-.~'• creation is a never ending tas!G- will Y:tu.r.l• ,.~still," said Jesus. "Behold I make all tbill.. pl/fl·" If anyone Is in Christ, he II a new ~ Pastor.. Chul-ch School 9.1S a. m. Dsvme worsblp 10:30 a._m. Sacrament « Holy Commwuon <'.ot. Bullarnpt & W. IWD 6 p.m. Melbodist Youth Fe~ Mu• CIIJ ~ of mrttt.. lilt. Ulololl F.W.B. ChiN .... i9WohiP· Monday 7 p.m. OIUI'flh MWer Street, R. Kaail'!tb f!IJJ, Sunday School 1:4$ a. Iii., Board of Trustees. 7:45 p.m. li:nvangellel; SUIIIIaJ . Bible SWtey, supt., I:Jve'IIIDC "'!"" Olurch Offjtlal Board. Wedne,.. Study 10 a. m.. lloralniJ Wl!l" sblp, 7:311 p. m. 111 Ollell COlt, day. 1:30 p.m. Prayft - Study Bulldll18 SuppUII 6 141llwork p, 10:45 a. 'I'· l!:vel!lil& WCI' L..yman: Y1111111 ~le'a llltB Group. 1blhday. 7:15 p.m., Gt11erat Colltraell., sblp 7:30 p. m.: Bible Sl~Hb>, Ill& IDd Bible Study, 7:lJJ p. m.: Osolr Rehearsal. Pbont WY. Nt'l8 7:110 p.m. Wedaelday. .. . Wednelda); Choir praettee at 7' 30 m. Mlddleporl 0;1dl Gtb ·Ill~ MaiD ~18 .:.bonalci lllivllle. PtiP,im &,lbielt, tp. 8u_ndaf School 9:30 a. m., WOI' ~ miDiala': Bibla Scl1olll, 0. t.anRsvtne, Ot!lol, Re9 o. H. ley Haley, 'lupt.: Morning Will' 1 _:Ill 1' m. ·Mlltoa . ~·hell; Car~ ~~ lluDdJ; ~·1:30 lbi)I10:3Q &, m. Yoolb Service, "Your lteepsa.l:e Store" , ui ~ _, PomeroJ S~,; Mill'lliiiC·•·~·i·'''~l• m. Re'llilfl 0N1e, llupt.. ••. 1:411 p. m.: &nm..,llltlc . LOCAL tlNlOI'l. M8l 81 . . ,, . $: · p. 11.; ~~ tn1 • • llllp ~· liUO•II a. lll.t I'll- ..... t!IO p. m,; Prayer mll!llo KanlllliOOd. W. YL , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;.,.._.;..-...~.,...;-.;....,__ _~_ _.....,_..,., 7 p. m, Pray ~;"'·1'11'1111 Y~l!l.·' •'• p. m.; ~~~~- ~ 'l'ltura!!<IJ fta p.m. ·' ·~ 'j:._.} · Wheel Balancing-Auto Glass-Brake Servlt!O Ph. WY 2-337& Pomerlll' ;. agu r DRuGs · · '''Wel'lll All Docton PrtaCI'IIIIIonJ\ ·tn·NtOe Pllmlii'GJ eontlltlogo. You eon l)ld lOili' rt dalq o""tloD on a N1lil 1111 . r 'lt. ~ _ , wltll a Chon Blll'ij llvtlllcl!oAe Jtlllkln&llplo& J1cll W. (:tttty1 Mgr. RACINE, O. . WY 2-2440 RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE JWddleport :c;;., tbiJ- double 8114- lllfi!'J ' PEARL ST. Pomeroy Quality Funlttun'•• Lower Prtoes • dlld Ia bo!cholrotl!er tbaa .. .., · wY2-2181 Wl9-3202 180 E. S..Ontl . FOREMAN & ABROn dlvt4...ta. Dairy 1armmlnd tbat ' Early Discount /On,l FERTILIZER ' by FARMERS" Chore-Boy From Our Pomeroy Area Warehoun Now '150·00 up INSURANCE AGENCY V:;t! : HerriDI' ' Syotoma II JII'IICif tllal ..I IW •' !Ike thll better, - . . . , aC; ~ mllktn. eowa. The co•• are hiD·' ' ---------Order Now and Take Delivery \ 'Tum Loans Tbe •apldly lnen~llll fer many • .,_..., ... hi Willi ltr 1111 fiJI ahoiNI. Hajlpr How J• II llill e2-NIW IDEA TRACTOR SPREADER el-INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR SPREADER ei-JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SPREADER •1-JOHN •DEERE PTO tPiliAD~It ;------------V. D. EDWARDS WITH THIS NEW SYSTEM.'. 'lUfhiiWKii, tur ...... ~ Pomeroy, Ohio ' aa.. Chester, Ohio Bater• of Good Bread liunllDrtou, W. Va. · 2. Begin the New Year with faltb Ia a 4JNI!il6 dod. Reb. 11:8l ' -· :!H"'' Pomeroy Supporl tile Cburcb o1 Your Choice then!. IDg Pr Epllcop.t cqm, Free WID 111p111t ansrda, l'tlllen1, The 1\19. Rlcbarll B. Wednesday, 7 p. m. m.; PbU Wise, oupt.: Mol'lllll& School 10:110 a. m. RuUaad, Putor, Rev. p 8 u 1 "!Jrlln. Rector. Smsda7 - M~ llfiDormiJe MellsodlJt chlll'dl worship 10:30 a.. m.; Yo a I b , ltaCrt 01 ... • ...._ Taylor; Sunday School, 10 L m. DlJig P;&Ye& and Sennan. 10.30 Dr. Lester L. Roueb. pa81or : Services 7 p. m., Evangelistic Cbrlsl ol Lllllr O.J llill1ll; liJ Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching ...m. Ulflee bour following. Vlclor BrowD. Cburcb Scbool oet'VIce 7:30 P- m. Mid · Week miles II'IQD ~ ap llltit• 7 30 service, 7:30 P· m.: f'ra7er ser- Euler(lllte EUII Cllarcla, Re•. Superlnteadeot. 10 a. m. Olfic- prayer servl.,., ' p. m. Wed. Parlland ReM. ·Sal 'II' .._.. vices, 1' 30 P· m. Wednesday. M•nzel Smltb, putor. Wonblp ial Board meeUna eacb quatler UO L 111.: Wllflblli !':• L MI. lloNII Bepllll Cllssreb service 9:30 a. m.: Sunday aDieu otberwise called. Holy Froedom Gotpel Mblloa, Ba- m., llpndl• ~ li8U'9Iel II Comer ol rourtb and Mala SL School, 10,30 o. m. Youtll Fel- Commullioa each quarter as an- sb~n . StiVeravUie Road: E. J . 7:110 p. m.: Wed .. WOI'Ibll> .,..,.. MlddleporL R~v. Nyle Bardea. lowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys and IIOUIICecl. Gnffsth, pastor; Rotler WI~ let at 7:30 p. m. Pa.W, C. W. minlst..r Swula Scbool 9•30 Girls Fellawlblp, &:30 p. m.: ford, Supt. : SUnday Scllool 10 Proflltt. All weniDc llei'i'a m. Arnold 811¢. Evenlnl service 7130 p. m., 2nd Morse Chapel Metbodl•t a m.: Evangeliotie Service, 7- icet bei!ID at 7130 p. 1!1· 1• llld 4tb SUl1daya Youth Cbotr Cburoh, Arthur Stltt, Pastor .. 30 p. m. nrayer meeting 7:30 Morning Worlblp. 10:30 a. m. 1:30 p. m. W~esday. Pray~ S11Dday School, 10 a. m. OHver r. m. TUesday. • ' - I.MJ ol LAi'OUt M~ NaoJDI Bapdsl Church: Sill> Meeting, 7,30 p. m. Wtdlloaday. Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship Loo8 Bo~~ Rev. ~Moe:' day School 9:30 a. m.: Wor-· service, 11 a. m.; Prayer meet- Rolland Mlssloa : OUvo New- Cencula, admUUstralllr, StiDd y sblp 11 a. m.: Prayer oervice, Lollrtdge EUII CBarcll, J\19, lng every Wednesday evening man, mi!Siooary pastDr: Suo- Mass 8:30 a. ID., est.: Boi¥ UIY1 1 p. m. WedDelday. Eupue Emersan. pastDr, 8uD- Porlland Melbodlll Charcll day School. 9:30 a. m.: Wonblp of Obll1atlon, 7 p. m. . 10 Arthw Stitt, pastDr. Sunda; lO:Sll a. m.: Pr~chlng, 7:30 P- 81. CMislll• ......., Carleton Chrels .(Jogobary day ~ ~-· Road. ··mday ~ 9,30 a.m.~~ Studyyaod ~School 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Har-m.; Prayer servsce, 7:30p.m. near GuriVIllt ~l.luieb Rid•••· Ralpb Carl Supt.· "reaeblng lc led b Millard Coe old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth Thursday . Rev. Fl'anli -llllle&l. pasServices, 7:00 p. i:ecn Cox. ~S:e: Wedn~. ' McLeod, Ass'!. Supt. Services Syracooe Mission, Rev. Earl tor, SundllJ MlW 10:30 ~· m8• Layman; Pruver meeting, Tuesevery Sunday evenmg. CUster. pastor: Services even- Holy O..y ol Obllptlon 8 .30..~ day 7:30 p. m. IIIOrsllq Star EUII Cburdl, RaciDe Metbodlsl Cbarcb Wednesday and Friday evening m.: Cal1lea1<111, ~ blur lie! Re\'. MenJel Smltb, pll8torl 9:45 R. L McD iel :~. 8 ' at 7·30 p m Mus. Cbrlstlaa Science Cburebes, a. m. Sunday SclJoal, Fnd · ~ • P~~r : UlJ: · · · ... - Christian healing wih be the Smith, supt.: Earl Shuler, Als'l day School 9·30 a. m.. Preaob· Tbo CbareD o1 tile NIIIIIJ'8e, 'I'M llidfalllll ¥-1• _ Esn'oJ theme of a Bible Lessoa to be MCIMllog WOI'Ihlp 10:~ a. m.: lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 P: m.: Chester, Ray E. Warne. palkl. RayS. 'WIDID&~ illfiCir 111 Cbarse. presented In all Christian Sci: PraYer meetlog I p. m. Tbur.. Prayer and Bible Study, 7.30 p. Suaday School 9:30a.m.; Mom- ~- 1D L m. BoQrlus dleelence churches this SUnday. The day. m. Wednt:sday. lng Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS mg. 10.lJJ L IlL llollllllll'. ~1; subject is "Christilpl S<:lence." Rock Sprln«s Methodist - 6:45 p. m.: Eveplnf servtct. Suac!aY_ 7 ~· m. ,....., l'll_olll1 7 Included in Scriptural read· Soa~ Be~ :"' Clludl, Cbe•ter Lemley, pastor; Wor-- 7:30 p. m.: Midweek Pnyer ser- Lel!l!:~ ~ill. I ~/ /: lngs are the words of Jesus: Rev. DiellO • bl ~- pas- sblp service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· vice, 7:30 p. m. Wedneldpy. • •7 · Pre, 1 "But the Comforter, which Ia tor. Sunday wors P :SO p. m. day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF ~ ,..._. p. m. . . the Holy &host whom the Fath. and 9:80 a. m. alternalely. Sua- 8.30 P d B'bl Mlddleporl Cllura ot 1110 Nas- e'-s, 7.10 P. IlL llltlle iUIJ, 1 er will send m' my name he day School 10•10 a. m. aod St d P-W~ r;;•r 7.': e IlNDe, Rev. Clyde J. llal1lell proyer m~ Oilier !terYicel shall teach you aU thing~. and 9::!0 a. m. alternately. Norman u y, nes y, : p.m. Suuday School9:30 a. m.: Mon> by ~ . bring all things to your remem: .Bahr, SupL Bible Study and Rutlaa•J MelbodlSI Churcb mg Worsb1p IO:Sll a. m.;_ NYPS Seweatll o., .u.e.~~o~. ,_ brance. whatsoever 1 have said prayer oervlce led by pastor, Carl Hernng, pastor; Morntna Young People: 6.45 p. m., Evan- eroy ~·• Qlll. unto you" (John 14:26). Reo 7:30p.m. Tburaday. worsblp 10:30 .. m.: Churcb gellattc me":ling 7:Sll p. m.; lolutb.tr, l!iJabll, ail ·~ ba u lated readlnas from "Science SyrJICIIII B.U.B. Cbureb. Paal Scbool 9:30 a. m. WSCS ffrll Prayer Ill<'••· >g, Wed . 7:30 p.m. Sebool 2 p. dl.l ...... _ . l!M'''ot and Health with Key to the L SoUers, P8110r. Tuesday and 2nd. 'lbu":"C'Q at Pomeroy r.harch of tb• Na.. I: IS p. ql. !lituhllol• tra)'tr Scriptures" by Mary Bater Ed· 9:30 a. m. SundaJ Scbool, Bell each month: . Family Nsght tasl arene, Sunday School, 9:311 a. meetbll, Tbunila1. 7•10 p. m. dy will include these Unes (p. QuiHnberry, SUpt.; 10:30 o. m. Sunday evemng of each montb m.: Morning worship 10:411 a. . . 'I 111 271) : "Christ's ctu:tslianlty is Morntng Wonhip service. lsi 8~ 6 ' 30 p. m.; Prayer M.. Uog. m. Evening Worship. 7 p. m.; U. ~ 11 • 1 the cham of oclentific being re- and 3rd Sunday• of the month; 7·30 p. m. WedneBday. Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. Osrill Cl Rev. BlltWa R. appearing 1n all ~ges. mantain- 7:30 ~p. m. r;:-,entog Ev~ Bllversvllle M 5 Char<:' Rev. Clyde v. Henderson, pu- llaiU, liU!CJr: 10 L 111.1 "I!UJI9 · · ing its obvious correspondence tic semce. 21111 and ttb""Sua- Arthur Stitt .... Sunda• tor. • 'th th Scrl IUr d ltin • ·- . I ChriiiiJD ........... . .. 'II ws e P es an un 1 day of 111011tb. BETHANY - School, I::JO a. m.; ne Wolfe• Cb N f'nl. lin. Lydac;:;;.~ ~ aGl~ .• ~riods in the deslp of 9:30 a. m. Morning Wonblp: Supt., Services 17 eve11- 'leroy •rc:e~ ~~~~yd=-~1'11111 ctaues 1o: au. · llliatc:ea uu. 10:30 a. m Sunday School, Bly- lng. · ' · the Theiss, Su t.· &·341 m pastor: Sunday School 1:10 1 . I p. m. Pretd!IN 1•11 p. sa.: Coliullblt Chtpoh ~cnlllp ~ Youtb Fellowshfp.' C~ _: Sattoa Methodist Charcb, AI- Ill.: Momjng Worship 10:30 a. Mid·Weell Pr1Jor lin rj\lna, 7:30 olce eacb 3unday 1.1& a. m., , a. m. Sunday Scbool wa,. thur Stitt, pastor. . Sunday m.: NYf., 6:41> p. m. Eventna p. m. Wed• 1~113'. ~ ' 'lundaJ School 10 o. U1.1 Youtb 1i1e30 Rouab Supt.. , 8,311 1 m Sehool 18 a. m., CUnl Orr, oervlces 7:30 p. m. P r a y er er, Mra. Made Hololnpr. 'lervlce I: IS p.m. Kvenlna Wor- Mornln• Wonblp' .. 4 Supt.; Sunday WOI'llbip, 11 a.m. meeting. 7:30 p. m. 1'llllrlday. .011 0 . . . . -'. ,' .. . ship 7p. m. oacb sulld.,. • . . Q"~ !k111d•Y of the l'lOlllh; 8 p. m. .,..,.,. lllell!ndiJi Churcb, Cllurcb of lbe NIW'eDO, Ra· day Scboal ttiO;, m.; Worahlp B~ Onrrdl If Clbrlll, Evenin& Evaogellltlc 9etvlce, ur. Lester L. Rousb, pa81or: clnf, Ohio. Sunday School at or 'oea iJu!ti!iiJ, tlll p. iii. Art Man:um, mlillller; Bible lsi and 3rd SUnday of month. Morning Worohlp oervtoo 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 1 Scbool and Morninl Wanbip, T n Plalu flUB Cbarell• Dana Winebrenner, supt. 10 a. Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Eft. ' 10:Sll a. m.; Christian Endeav- Re;•:(.,.. E. li:U1iiliGli, pa• m. Sunday chool: YF Wednea- ning Service 7:!1! p.m.; Mid ';'• 8 P. m.; EveninB Wlll'llbijl, Sunday Wonlllp I-IIO 1 _ m. day 6:30 p. m. Mn. Moore. week Prayer Service Wedn. . p. m. lind 7:30 ~ m. alleruleiJ. 8uD- director. Official Board meet- 1day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. Bndloftl Clnnll of ~II, day School 8!30 a. m. aoc1 10•10 Ina. ffrll Monday eech lllOOth Wolfe, Pastor. Homer Farrell. Sup!.· Bible a. m. allenllteiJ. IIOIIarl Va 11 7' 30 P- m. Holy Commtm· Ratllllll Cllurelt ot a.. N...,.l ...~ School 1:30; ~ Worship, yard, Supt.: Bible SludJ aod W~~.Jn.~~h me: SullliQ School 9:1!11 L m.: 10:30 a. m.; R9..UU. Worab•~· Prayer Servlee led by pasiOr: m th Morning Worship 10,4$ a. m. 1ft. 8 - • • * .. 00 · 7 p. m. Wedllelday, 7 ~ 111, 7130 p. m. 'l'Ullllllay. Evlloge)!otlc ser•lce 7:411 ~- m. . Bible Study . Federaled Cbarda. I'OIIumly. Tile Ual~e!! Melbodi~t Cb~h Midweek prayer lll!l'VIce, 7:45 p. liafrl1 lloller Ctauda o1 c•rll! Rev. w. H. Ptlrtln. pasiOr; Pomeroy. !lev. Melvm m. Wednesday. &:3G 1 .d., Middleport, Ohio ,;. ~ace e,. Cia~ Tb~·ts Beilglnll thedtoNf~fthy~~~faith:io~~ w ea m ...,....,., u a 11' Ailre. e;!: Thur~d•y '!""'- !f.-:~::= =-:re:f!t·:'t:~'*:r~ Senti·nel Church. News ' t.....,. of wiU. .....--.... ". ~- ~unday. a:UL"-..:"s.~":".:; K. & C. JEWELERS ( :· .... , .. ,~. '1;'";J;,,~,'{Il'flf,'~.W 'i.Jj'\l:.f·'"* . -... v !.,0:. m.i ~ S,. Cburtb II lise H.- ~e~~e~~~~ and l'OIIi, W~ L. lbol'!le. pUtor . 8l'hoot 9 ,10 ,M , 11111111 "' · a.m., orn·, inl ......tdp I0.3G a. m. Na'Hiobl AMmi!J1, 1H, Re\'. •auJ E. Jones, pu11:1t ~ Saltool 10 L m.: sb1p un-. 7:H p. m. """'' "'' day. Wed!'l'ldl,l' PricJQ. Sund p,·.-.,. a d l : . : : : - : Ave.: -il!lolr: ScboOl tO a. 111.; SUU*t ,vanplllllc IIIWict, tl• p. W~ Bill!e !ltpQ f :a m.: Soturcl.t: nlilll' Wonblp 7·"0 p. m. Plair, B. L. 11am11. Pi.,• a.· �., ,, • • I ' I • ' ' . ' " ' .., ... .. . .. ... . . . ... , .... ..... --- - ·· --·· --'"" ~ ~ .. • • • -. I o ' . '" o • , , - - - - - - - - - , , f e r 11. nvo Poln!JI -&;;b;;;s;;;;t;;;-Busl- S.M.cet f Sal I Mildred Dainea of WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFOIMAnON .. .... • . • .,., ..,.._,. ,..bnda. Vewd., o.e..tm.. .,_ A IIIII ... ~ ~UALITY ......,...., ... . . ivory nnlsh, 326 va engine. automatic trans. Like ne:-v '.fW l'l•h• whitewall tires, radio and beater. The word is go on tb1s sharp car. "'- ln~fnetMa••~ . .,. . . . . . oOII- , ..... trtll ..... ... ............... to• ~h... ~" ' ·...rtt- .,. ... QIICOIHh ... It&.. tell ..... .,. II AYI ~ Otes OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO &a 4 lattudu M.. Ill ..a,.. .t, ..,6,1. t" M OaUt Ill '"' 1.11.00 Dltnr For Sale _ _ Reel E•t•te For S1le &atiLt PRiltNf:INQ llltANT Ul FOR SALE; Modern all electrir 3 bedroom home. 100 x HOUSE for sale on Laurel Cliff PHONE WY2-2156 JOO lot. Syracuse. Low down Road. Call WY 2-3240. payment. Fmancing avail12 30 3tp able. Phone Dick Sterelt, IVY . . · Lost and Found 2-2527. 11-25-tfc FOR SALE: Offers Will be re- 1 - - - -· . I cetved at the officce of WebLosT, 2 Beagle dogs, male and ORDER AMSTUTZ's H & N ster and Fultz, Pomeroy, Ohio ·female. Roy Armes, Miners.. N,ck Chick" Leghorn chicks. I up to elevea o'clock A. M. ville, WY 2-3181. or started pullet< today Mod· j on Saturday, January 9, 1965, 12 31 3tc ern Poultry, Box 188. Athens, for about 36 Acres m Sechon - - - -- - - Ohio Plmne I.Y 2-91JJI 35, Holland Township, with LOS~: Bluetick coon hound , ~1 2 -uc Ph: story frame 1, - room answers to the name of - - - · - - - -- dwelling. barn, chicken house "Pete." Name plate on col- SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog- wa sh house, known as the lar, Lewis Pen)'. Please noti- gerJ drains ? Get Klean·Em • 1 burl Davis property. All offfy Charles Rife, Dexter. Ohio All Septic tank cleaner at ers subject to court approvPhone Montrose 9-4445. Landmark !'arm Bureau. ' al Property sold subject to 12 30 3tc 1-1·30tc 1965 taxes. Max 0. Davi.o, Administrator. Notice I RATS . MICE eliminated focev· _ _ ______1_2_ 30 Stc ---cr. " Get Star Prolin" EbersNeW Year's Eve Watch Servjce bach H<J rdware Sugar 1-tun FOR SALE: 4 • room bouse December 3, 8 to 2:.~0 at Mill , Pickens' Har dware, M ' a- with b•th. garage, 1 acre lot. the Freedom Gospel 'Aission son. 1-J.Jlp , Phone WY 2-60&3. 12·26-Gtp · Clwrch at Bald Knob. There will be a Hymn Sing with Harden's ,\farket in Svracuse LJ 1 the Smith Trio liuest speak. has regular 63c Buffek'in for ~~II. ' er ls John Haley and Deni- , only 49c. Chap-ans ' Special son Weav >r, singers Public cream lor. hands, reg. 65c for POMEROY - 2·bedroom frame Ia Invited. 12 31 2tc only 49c 2ounrn side ice I hou se, with nice bath and kit· , · \ cream, reg Me, for only 69c. l chen, automatic hot air beat· AU,~MUBJ.LE lns•arance been Fresh crisp celery, 19c a ing full basement, 50 foot lot ,. , ' . ood Lo 1lo!oert I tl"' IL I -Ui 'I 1'0 PI-A,I;Ji ' 1 {t Cuc/t1tl' cancelled' t .o&l~. yow opera· lor't license? W"t' a-t11661 tliUc stalk . Sltced boiled ham, 89c in good netghborh - N Pomerov Mntnr Co. IM I ·- '" ,. ,.. ,. ,~ .. II" ·• v ·• GOOGLI and SNUPPY !IMITit FER VACANCY!! THANKY, THAT MEANS 'IE AIN'T 60T NO·VISlBlf: MEANS OF SUPPORT - L. coata. n Admlnlttrotor of ••''' lice, o.c:.eHCI, --- 10 lbs. 89c Zipp) Stride I 0 Dog roo d , $8 .45 , peI' 100 lb s. wM p0 °· Snow TIres • """"'' ...,.. ... '"'"""'c,,::_• ·- I ,,,_ 1.,.""'""'""':;;;;;;:;;;;;;""'==--=.\ID Lba CHIT·CHAT Ot.: FOOTLOG, eL\IlNE'I- ...-,. More foc:ts about Bosil ·At the time oor story be~ins, t-lis· f&~orlte Basi 1was e moderately soa:;CS$fl.ll mouse· to·mOU5$ solesmilllr play -ofcne da1,1 becQmit12 the rros~ lmpi:5rta•. J!Yinl) creature ......' -he Just ·.·. barely "'nt~ a keel Rodent on earth!! to Manda! at,~.• .ICING 0 .... Each day the code letters are different. Welt •'""tltb, ....,. oad··o LPR BFCC EP 8 I BIS OVJCSQBOVli'KQ FLDV JP BIS SBVII'K LCO DLP Bl'•a THEN THE CORPSE MII<.T HAVE BEEN IN THAT A!I!D PROBABLY STILL. VSAS:Q.-VSOWJ''II Y.....claY'a CdyptoquoC.: !1' IS PLAl'IEaiaai!OJGI ~ IN THAT RAVINE, TO JCNI)UIUlJ THEM.-:WRD RA.Ln>'AX 4C l8llf. K11W I' .. - & m tr .a..a. WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRV FRIDAY 6:45 7:00 7:03 7:08 7:30 Sign On Be Still and Know News MusicaJ Clock News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word aod Testimony 8:00 Obio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8 15 Weather 8:16 Musical Clo"k 8:55 Comlnunit) News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9 55 Mason Count.. News Y tO.OO Public Service 10:16 F•-',_, Worslllp Hour ......., 10:30 Latcll!tilng 11:00 News Beat 11:00 M-•·· Melodies -~ except Friday, Cllurclt Bells Ring 11:45 World Newa 11:55 Mason County New1 12.·00 Communi"' News ~--·---~3 12:05 Local News 12:10 Markets 11:15 Weather 12:20 BulletlD Board ~ 12:25 Newa 0 Grams 12:30 Cmmty Agent 1%:45 Cmmlry Go Rooad 1:5& Newa Boat 1:00 Cmmlry Go Round "66 News Beat o:OO Midway M•U3:65 Newa Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with ilosa 4:30 !nterebaoge 5:00 Community NOWI 5:05 World News 5: 15 Sports Tnday 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Muolcale 5:45 Sign Off OfHlH! -roo !SIN H<N1! AU. UMl.OAOeO ANI) THEil& TI<EV c;o, OUT 'THI'Il' ~liTE, WH~ 11-t' QtJARO IS, AHD UP ltll\1' MAIN IICI\D I SATURDAY 1:45 Slgn Oa 7:00 Be Still and KDow ,• 7:0S New• 7:08 Musical Cleclr . 7:30 News ·aeadllnel .. .- ~ 7:32 Muaical Qock ~~ 7:45 WGI'd and TeltlmOIIJ 4f:·.1 8:00 Ohio. ValleJ Ne!ll ... I c!;l .,, . '' a:oo Wor1tl Nen · ~.-4~~n"' 8:10 Sport! Today ,.,,.- ..:. I ·~ ; 8:15 Weather ·· B: 18 Pl Pleasant H.S. Foothall 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship llcJar 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Semce . 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 BuDetlD Board 12:25 Nowa 0 Grama 12:30 Sai!Jrday Mat!Dee 1:15 Oblo Slate Football 4:00 [)lacing with Dllu t:30 Top Teo Revue S:OO Newa Roo111dup 5:15 Public Bervlca 6:30 DlrJner MUBlcaJt 1:45 Sip Oil lh RAEBURN VAJIIIUR&JI •· PON'T LET IT BOTHE=II: VOU HONEY, EATING DtJT NOW A1ND THEN ISN'T GOING TO BUST UP 11-lf FAMILY at.lt>GeT .' r. :,' HOLY WCKERELI . 5HE5 ~~:.A.U.Y • sER.v IcE -Ol/SAet>111' l!fiNG A LlRI!lE~. ·MAIO!. ::;'oo!" !;;; . ""'- min; BLA- 'lfY 1-JlQ. W3U -· IN THI COMMoN PLIA.I C"OUU 011 ...................I §..,.. ,....~·"*'"~,.. -:::,...~"'·. =. . •w~;,~:;~,;;.'J;. -~~·"'.!:"!... . ...,_. .... IIi• W!LL I DC'!T ~'">N CW JANIE,HAIIC 'IQJ GIVEN A~'Y 1HOU6HT TO 'rOUR 8~1:1<\L PARTY!' r.:> 6~'"1Hii; , B;JT ~~;­ He\\' ~11<(11~ HA'3 ~ 61RA~Ge. NCI'oQIJ lH.«T ""'ol!i T.:nE t.~~s A5KED! ""<U '• Pomeroy R aod H. V-8 engine. Help Wanted r~~~~~~~~~~ HomerMIIGI COUNTY , OHIO 1. CNk •nd Ron Hester, New Rav~ - - - - - · - - - · - Mary Vl,.lnla Cook. lilt Gil , P' h& ... MLddllfiOrt, iJ'hle. Plelllllfft W. Va. 882-;13113. PART TIME office help, llootllnl •• 12 29 lie ledge of office machines ..-..mo, Gitto 1 CKRoildillBsi.Or, $400.00. sentlal. Will train, good EDd roar -:il.ll'hollll · Write qualifieatons Wo aD 12 :12 30tp The Dally Sentinel s-a .....,_ ---c:: liiiiiiiiiiir_ _: Box 66l L a I '! . . . If 12 31 31c Call tn 141'1& _, 4f Nl&ll II #ani ol Q;npn d EXPERIEN==;;CE=Do;-coo=k Inquire 7 11 , llo Bloolin persor• at Blue & Grey ....._....._ lido ........ Restaurant. 12 31 tic ., .... -r-1~'~ - · · llaill _...., u. .. CIVIL IIIYICI oJIITI••! ~.-·. a I.OOKING I'OR IICURI •~ '• ,.._ n • • · 'lllttll ~· 1 .,.,...... .. l'NJOYED'TW niAT WOBBLY RADIATOR ,,., I SHORE WALKIN' AC!l051 ' lb Bananas , 5 lb 59c. Apples 1 iCHi:vJIOiJ:1:;lwhite LOWEUY- BE KEfRFUL ~~ ,.... ,... . • • I' jk- ~ }· ' ' ! r• ;!':.,. ;,any. -- - . ~ 1 I"' .il ~: .,, "I 1 ,, ,,. term financing available with I ~·::"'"'· no down payment. Monthly I Freeland Swllh•r. 1 119 · · I Wl"th Point PleoNnt, w. '1/1CIH - ,- - - - -- - paymen1s on prmc1pa, .. et N•. et .. ' ' 1 MARAN Fur Agency, N Brown 12 31 3tc i interest, taxes and insurance \ NOTtcl av ,.::~-_nca_:;:~N Sl.. Mason. W Va Furs want· will be $53.40 per month. Freeland Swl.lher Polnl PleaPnt. . . lot (11!0' 1Pleuant. wut Vlrlinia Char1oue Miller, Point I ed. Muskrat, Mink. and rae· PONY CART, harness an d POMEROY - bwldmg wetd. VLrfl.nia, Cbarle~ coon Send fur pnce !lSI Call saddle . r""' ewis Smith ' Letart I bY •3'0'1 well drained and nice-ISwlllher, Point Pleannt, West Vb'<l .-Lnla John Sw1llher. PolDI Plea•ant, 113·5296. 12-12-J()tc Falls. 12 30 3tp ly located about 2 miles from Wnt' Ylrf:lnJI, Donald Swla~r. 11 _ _ ___ .. I · ... . ~fa&uw Place, New York 33, New Pomeroy , all utihtles avai1 York, Donna Jea~ Harmon. PolDt 1964 1 bl Pluftant. Welt VlrJinla, Richard 1ZJG ZAG Automatic • . a e. &ugene Swisher, Point PlauaDt, Wa,.tl For Rel'lt 1 salesman demonstrators But- us 33 _ 3-room block house 1 VJ.rginia, setcy cunums, Poml.'roy. • • h' h [Ohio Geor(e Bland, KtrlllaDd. DIID· FOR RENT - Small rurnish- tonholes, monograms, f ancy on mee lot, 150 ft; on 1g • 101 ~. • H.us11 stewart. Maa<Jn, Weill \ ·~' des1gns, . control • way, scvera I young tree s · A 1I Vlt(lnia, and the llftknofiiO halra. 4• ~ apartment. Suitable- for 1 etC. o 1·al vtaef!fl, teeateet. adminl.tntora alld Ill' 2 people. Middleport. Phone $36.71 - terms . WY 2-3862. 1I bUj" at $1800 00 l ellecuton of Belli! H.ice, daceued. • ' TOR wW tak• notice thai Robut L. Coata. ·wy 2-2753 . 1·2·3tc 12 31 6tc ' C C CUCKLER, REAL n Administrator of the etlate of B''o x' 229 POMEROY omu ! Belle RL~. decelled, Oft tbe ~th diJ 1 room and bath apartment SING. ER sewing machine . wit.h • • November. 1964. filed a Pet!Uon 1\ WY 2-3830 in the Probate Court of Melg11 r.ounifl Pomeroy . Phone W"\ 2-3319 slip in type round bobb m m i ty oh.lo. alletnne tbat tt a nluletllary ·.~··. 12 IS tfc beautJ/u\ blond cabmet, equip- ! ---·~· -~ -· ~-2 -atc l !~t~~: ~~~~~e~ e;~~w~! ~~t:e~ ~ MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 12:30 Larry Anderson Show -· ped to zig zag and fancv decoati of admlnlaterLna her utate; 6:00 Sign On - News 3:00 Jim Mees Show twO 4 room furnished apart- :fgn with cams Pay off 71FOR SALE : 3 bedroom bouse ~ ~,:'.~ 1 ~heo1'"e::enttoik,11W::e:~ri~:d~ 6:05 Scared Heart 4:00 TinyS Santa Claus Show ments.:. One first floor W"'Y 2payments $690 monthly., $8.500.00. Phone relll estate. m tbe vmaae ot MldttJe. 6·•• Mel·gs County RFD 4:15 Jim Mees Show 3861 11 'li tfc • · M port county or MeL 1 t , sute ot Ohlor .w · WY Z.3B62. 12 31 6tc Charles Lyons, ason. ..Ou • ..,• .,,. ao and .... ""· 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm OOEiectric Co. Newo .-m~AJLER ----. I 11 17 tfc CUI 60IWOrth't Addition t.c) !.he ' • Sh 4 40 r lots for rent, close ELECTROLUX sweeper, comVlllaa" of Mlddlotport, Melli Count)', 6:30 Bill Miller 0"' . lm Mees Show f4:t Laundrymat and schools 1 plete with attachments and ~~- the pnyer o1 tae eald p1 u. 6:57 Weather 5:00 Sjgn Off Valley Lumber & Supply Com· 1 b $2!.20 te :<'OR SAI.E --Mtddleput1'a tan- tloner t. ror tht tale of ta.ld prl!miRt 7:00 News SATURDAY .,. paper ags. rms. ror the purpo• of pa,-1n1 th" debt• S O N Middleport. 10-3-Uc I WY 2-3862 12 31 6tc est building, located 352 N and COih of adminbtertna tht ..tat.a 7:05 Tiny's Momlng Chapel ,.4.:00 ign n • ews ~--' • I Second str~t. Middleport ofT':,e ~::.eod:.ntftrll tb01"1 mentioned 7:20 Bill Miller Show 6·05 Country Music 't..,uERN • room ana bath JT COSTS nothing to use a I Priced for quiclt ~e ll\. w!U take noUce that tillY b.av. been 7·30 Sports 1:2& Country Jamboree :·.'furilished apartment. M 1d- Blue Lustre Carpet Sham- 1 quire at Ohio Hotel. ~!~r.:~r~~- ~:!;n!~n!.e~~~::~dtoP~~: 7.:35 Pickens Hardware 7:00 Larry AnderBOD Show , cBeport. WY W874. puoer with purchase oi Blue the ume on or befou tb" :J3rd (Tues. • Thurs·1 11:00 Top Ten Show v · M'd I of Januaey. lMS. 9 U Uc ·~ .. . Lu!'ltre . Baker r urmture. I n 1 Rot.ert L. C<Jal.. AdmlnJilrator 7•50 News 12:00 Noon News -•" dleport. 12 29 6tc fo"OR SALE: Modehrn • 1e00ec••,.:,•..:.,~·1:,~:!,,.."' .,.., ••· 8:00 Bill Miller Show 12:1> Mucial Interlude annD and rour N¥1'11 furro• .. he tJfC 3 bedroom orne, Web&ter and FUltz Slm Ins. lin ~ •• 'M IIDd llllfurnlsbed apart. ' Atto'"''' '" ...,;.... 8:00 Johnson pson 12:30 Tho Rev. Mer .ee.. 1110 1 t Syracuse Phone ·-." " - W'l' U4114 12 8 dr I BEST PRICES ON WY ~2fizl au 28 ' nz> " "" 10• 28· w '· "" (friday) 1:00 Jim 14- .show · ,...-Sterrett. • 11 25 Uc -- · - 8:30 DaD•~ Light 5:00 Sttgn Off "'.61i.YJ -· -- LIIIAL NOTICa ..._.eport Aparunent, 5 rooms I ca....._ wo 8:45 BUl !dJiler bow SUNDAY !llld basement. on ground ~··;.J~ ~~~~ 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 7:30 Sign On - Army Hour :floor. Newly decorated. hard· I Business Services " ......, •""".. that •• ,., ..,. (Wed.• Frl.) 8:00 Frenclt City Baptist ......... fl 670 X 15 - - 16.60 dq of Nmmb<r. ! .... Mllil"d Clm . '!~ oors. automatic beat. Clack. b~:IDI plaiDtW. med h.er petJ· 8:45 I&S SUper Mkl Sbow 8:30 Sunday Show 110" . ....., """ " . . . . . . ,., 10 1•• 1 '' Cill WY Z.S2110 10 LO tic pus Ia> PIANO TUNING done itccur('"' ) 9·.30 The Bt'ble Speakto You ' · Nylon Blukwllll TuH Type CQurt of Common Plea• ol Me1g. .auurs. "'"' ,;.,.-,.,....----- -·ately to Universal Standard count>. Ohio, c... No. ,~..,. ,..,.. 9:00 News 10:00 The Good Life I . .Ali apartment, 208 ButterSUPER SERVICE Pitch, $15. Only 8 Limited ·"· ror dlvorca from IIAid Bennie Ph. ~ "'"•" Cloa "" ......... ot .,. . 9:00 Coffee With Jaoet 10:15 Sunday Show ··,.p. WY 2-2M2, Roger STATION number of jobs can be hanrlledt ~::1 C:,UIO:.t~!Yol 1~:,.t'!:w~~ =:! 10:00 BW Millers BrunCh Show 12:00 Noon New1 . ·'~·-~CaDI'""· 12 1 tfc J•ck w Caney during the holidays_ w111 no and other PrQPflJ" re.llef; said 11:00 Min1sterlal Association 12:15 CbristlaD'J Hour ·j iji£E ~ I 11 bl ft Jan 3 Will be for heartna on or after BEDROOM duplex WY 2 9932 be ava a e a er · · '"" ,., "' 11:15 Maaoo Coun"' ...... Eut. 12:30 Rev. Merlllt Teeta Mgr. • WY 2-2065. ,........ Clan """'"" " ...,.. 1 . 8 . O'Brton, Sugar Run .\ ~;';:"'=;=="';"'=.'-,..,..: (Tues.) 1:00 Rev, Aodlew P8l'IDDI 1I. ~':".A,",,~~ "" m ~ ... ll:l5 Family Worsblp <Tbun. 1:30 Rev, Sills BD!upa 12 l Uc Nelgler TH• couNTY coun 00 ,.11101 11:16 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 2:00 Rev. Ro•coe 'n1ome new homes. couNTY, OHIO 11:30 Swap Shop 3:00 SUnday Showcatte For S1le or Rent ens, storm window•. atum-]:::~·v~:.':,'":11:45 Tln)''s Colintty llytnotlme 3:30 Country llytnotlmen ~~-)Oj~iJOO,se,di;illed - -well\ inurn siding. Call Guy Neig- .., ''"""· •• ,..,,• .,.. 12:00 Cement Block Newa 4:30 Baptist Laymaa'• Hour water system. Bottled ler, Racine, Ohio. LIGAL NOTin 12:15 Goessler Guest Star $:00 Sip OH No, 731 ""' . ... beat. 3 acres of ground , new S76 ·50 up. 12 29 Roy \o\W...On. who ....tdi!S at Muon state or ViralDI.a. will I!OIIIe good road. ml.dway machmes at bargain prices. li take notll!e that on lhl 4th day of Reedsville and Ra- The Fabric Shop Singer Sales EXPERIENCED Doooombor, ~~ ••• · p Qb· er Cook and ldarJ Vlr(inia Cook. Dam. Will sell on land and Se rvtce, omeroy, 10. filed tM1r peUtioa ... wt him 111 WY 2--2284· 4 21 tfc the Count,. Courtbe~ of M.ei•• County, E. E. Hayman. Ohio, the Nma eua No. '138 1 " ,.,. WY 2-6889. 1~26-Gtp CUbTOM butchering aod cutCOW't, ' " • ~""' plu,; ' " -Inter. '"' tn tbe amount of .JSOO.OO, ting. Phil Meier, Phone WY ::!t m~•co!: :' ,.-:J:l.:- • cLIJm 2--3510. 12 9 Uc ment. Satd Defendant It an~JWer tbll paUUoD on COAL FOR sale. Good lump . . - 1nJ0t ot ,,.,.,,,.,., ,.... ~ Juo..m<•ai CHEVROLET, % ton pick· coal delivered or at 10 : . "' ,..,. a'::.'::'~·""' 5. new tires, 6-ply. on StOrey's Run . See tmaJlelt beater oore. Mtl:nt~~~fllde Cook. w~- eondit!On. CH 7·2300. Orville Hogue or phone SH .,,..,.,. ,.. Fulb 12 30 3tc lllll$ AtU.rneyl tar Plaintlfh 5022. J2-!~30Jt. I: I I RAft OOJ O, I~ 03, 30, Olo Cafi I ;; .; I ng ,,.. utete . l }, CROSSWORD Alfred !let,..,. MOn:za CoupE'". A sharp low mileage looal t;ar. Jfl't black finish , firea show little wear , 110 b.p. engme, 4 speed trans. Radio, beater, red burket seats and vinyl trim. . ' a.c, . . . . . - · ' lfto .. rnwr l'.har1• Ill ~"' ll ...... " ' tJM-" If» l'h........ .... $1895 1963 CORVAIR lft_.tl- ~·~ $1995 LeMaru Coupe . Local owned and low mileage , red over l'ltooo'4 ..., 'Mit . , _ • ttJ~~ltfto ~' •ftM\It ... 1M Restauralt &Bar ~U. ~•"'r - (' 0. 1963 TEMPEST -r- " ' - .,.ll"llltttel . edit I Of M'illl~ IIIUdenl - Steven Crumpler. on temperatQ1'9 oontroll' arour "I altudJ bave a Slo<reil the Manned Spacecrall Cenl III!AnNG, ,_....., llaoO. Or 8 • Crumpler," Mrs. Hurlburt Ia that !ll a comp)ller. T. ru 201.. INiil 11 n a. moaned. The alas• cao keep world's 111'111 compUter • """' m Ball ..... s-. .,_ them stralgbl by lbo middle tored air cW!dit!onlnR . . , . .• '"Y· , . _ tn WI& a bact annienl. oame. One Ia llteveo E4ward waa iAstalled tt lbe c:euler '" 1 • trc D-1 & D-2 Permltl Crumpler !IIIII lbo other' Ia cootrol meebanlcal eQulpmool Woril waa recttlued by re1a- steveo Ray Crumpler. acattered tbrougboul tile l,lt Pricod For Quick S.lo •• .here of lbo lllldden death acres the centet coven. TRANSMISSION S8ivOII Coa> I of Mrs. Allie Frost (Bentz) of roNDmONING The operallon focuaes on , pany RepairlnR lll mal:et. Contoct: Athem on Chrtsbnaa Day . Sev· COMPIJTI!;R cossole Unted to a Hooeywe; t.omatlc and standard traueral relatlvea and friends from HOUSTON ( UPI)-The band 610 digital compuler, CARROLL JOHNS rnlsslons Maurice Gagooo, here attended the funeral aervOwner. Pb011e WY 2-31'11. Pomoroy lces on Sunday afternoon. II 17 tfc Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbard Swartz .&Ul.,.liiNEIQI and family of Revenna visited 0 A Jl Y c.mp~o~o his parents, Mr. and Mre. vrre ACBOSS 42. Sco11. Resort CrUt ......Uord Swartz durtng the boltdaya. An1. woo~c... Gaello ]J. LongG.Cicatrlx 43. Placee l.'rtle, , _ • CMI 11i1 ..., other vtaltor In the SWartz hom• I. Inialld ..., 44. 'l'!tle of m. A. C. BIW)FIIRD 'O~iety was Cash Bentz of Ravenna. .uJa former denta Baellle, Oldo Gresory Winebrenner baa 10. Long 1tlck RU88lall :w. Eacaj>o: I II 11c been very Ill in Meiga Memor· 1L Unfeeling I'Uler at. JJ.hnon&l OOWJ.II 19.Eclp ----:-----:k:--- Sunday School atlendaoce on ial Hoopital. Dtapetl&J L The dOvll 2l.. OJ>. ' Uvest~ Dec. 27 was 36;offering $11.45. ; Mr. a~d Mre. Clair Woode ol. 2.Ammged ina row: ---\ Worship services were held at and Conm Sue of Pomeroy spent 14. Glveu 33. Not pro. ,,...,.. ..... oecurlt7 poet. A ~ESH cow •. Holstein. John 10 . 45 'th Ll d Dill' • Christmas nlght with their par1 1ft. Behold 1 I. A metal HoKdashelt, Mmersvtlle. le~der 1¥1 oy mger, ay ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. 18.Bertngtee• eeb cup A Pinch 31.1!d!:P 12 29 3tc · woode. Saturday the Woodes 1T. Indetlnlte .. CunuiDtr MlddenlJ' aa r ..t article 6. An eating CORN FED fat hog, 300 Ibs. The Christmas program held enjoyed · a turkey dinner at tho !14. Iecld M. Clllllo 18. Perala uten.n WY 2-3079. 12 28 3tc at the church here on Wedne•· Clair Woode home in Pomeroy . 20.Land :u;.~ -revw 8.8olmdlrf portable •day evening, Dec. 23, was well Helen Findling of Columbus measure &dove appll&uoel ar. Goeolr Employment Wanted attended and enjoyed by all. spent Chrlstm~s with her m<>- 21. Just brulb 1. Gtfta tor 26. A-~ 11J0W11111 close to. u !be poor 26.Weep 39.~ LADY wants wock 5 days a Osie Mae Follrnd was in !her, Iva Fmdling aod her bratho llllrtaco S.Saya convulolft17 40. SoaJr, week. Phone WY 2-6418. ·charge of the program which ! ther, Russell. 22. Poker apln 00. 8Jamo . . tlu: and Mrs. Linnie Gaul spent ten 12.28-3tc consisted of recitations (& sorms by the small folks and 8 days at the home of her son-in- :u. DeJrwt4, ~Is I' 11 I'~ udue Farm Machine pigenat. "On 1o ll(!thlehem," law and daughter, Mr. and Mfs. 211. 1l'lwli:IIJ ~, ____ ry _ by the older folks. with Wilma , James Crockarell and fami'y 21.G....., area FOR SALE: lnternaUonal Man· Jean Atherton providing the of Alexandria, Va. [%:: !'~ aroUDd ure spreader, reasonable. For music. The White Gill offering Mr. and Mrs. Robert White a homo ~~..sale or trade for livestock. was taken. Rev. casta had the of Keno visited Mr. and Mrs. 28.strlke Eldon Gaul, Chester. , prayer. Santa Claus appeared William Carr and family r&- 29.Man'a ~~~ " nickname 12 31 3tp and distributed gifts which had cently. . Water I" ' been placed under the lighted Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz of 30. crart Christmas Tree. Shade visited at the Follrod- 31. Iowa: abbr. Insurant• Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost Robinson hOIIII! recently. I•• 33. Girl'• IOIII'oSON. Slmpsoo ln8Ur8!1e<> and family of Sugar Grove spent ~ name Ageoey, ln. AD fDnDI o1 1n several days durirg the Christ- UNCRUMl'I.ES I" 86. Jewlllb ~ month .........,.. Jim Jobnsoa and ·mas holiday season with their CRUMPLERS 38.Ageo Bud Simpson. Agetlll. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry HOUSTON iUPil - "Steven 38.0neof 1 1 ttc Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crumpler" lS not. exactly 8 King Lea.r'll I" ~ daughten ::-:-:=:=:-=--:-:--;;::::::;::::-..,_:: Co Yost. narre you WQU1u find repeated 40. Corrodes l'~tJTO ':'py~g .::c~pe! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perry and I often in any direclnry. But 41, A step ot ~ ~ be':tt,ma e octo od !.most any Pamela and Lowell Guthrie, all Mrs. Leone Hurlburt was on a ladder ~ 1 ~ ~ ~co sa~ a of Columbus · spent Christmas lber job one day as klndergarc;:;:~. Pomeroy with their parents. Mr. and ten teacher at Park Place Ele- DAILY CRYI'TOQU(JI'E- Here's how to work It: 1 mentary School wher a sahool 9 f tic Mrs. George Guthrie. AXYDLBA.Ali:B - ---:----:--:-:-·-:---Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shael- employe entered with a new II LONGPELLOW Legal Notice One Jetter atmply st.a.Dds for BIIOI:her. Ia this sample A Is u.ae j IN nil!- PIOIATE couRTO;--: !C!I' Ute three L'a, X for tbe two O's, etc. Single letter., •po•EASY TERMS . · MEtOI couNTY. OHIO trophies, the length aud formation of the ...W aro all hinta. Pomeroy !IIIII Mrt. FliltwoidJ vi.oltell Mr. tmd Mrs. WWlam €arr tmd daughten, Salurdal'. Mrl. Carr ball been laid up wlth ,...,.It,_-;,..•~~ Olt' . . -. , .,·..., ,. ' I! ~ .~·. .w .· .· ~ .-· ;,;, ""!'~. r1 �' "~ ""'·· • •• • Gocl'5 Answers to Eternal Queries Are Theme for 'Week ol Prayer' Fourth Brrthd(Jr, 1-'Diilf ~el, Obaer11ed Jr'ednudoy EagleJ ClaJJ • etltng Holds Annual Holiday Party ., 'f. Pomemy•luddleport, and Mr•. ' o., Jan. s, 1~ = ';:. = ~ Letart N Nt ~ Bli 1111 lnd t •• • .: Fair ud a UtOe ,...,.. .. llllbl aad 1ioelday. HIP IGdiJ ~' Jow loDi(bl ft•Zf, loll' -...., ti-SO. ::-:.:~· 1 Shari Jlllice Mitch wu pest The general theme for {i,~ , Live A ·I'" by the Rev Nyle JD ~ llonor Jl 1 t"ti!' ~ Blaolnl of MIIO!l. · onnual "Week of Prayer" be- Bordeu . ..II Moriah BapllSt ·~Ding. ':. Mr and Mrs Ml.ll Florence Grimm of eo. gtnmng Mond:" .vemng Jan· Churrh . Rev Boone .. wnrshtP I Jn Middleport Jarur~uihtn). Hellhta: eWS 0 e8 Iumbul and Mr. 111111 Mn. Bert uary 4 ai the Middleport F1r~t leader . muSic by liw ~ trsl Hap· lo Pomeroy The Eagles. clau of tht AsIn oboorvance of her fourth Grimm of Point Pleosant C811· l!apll't Chun I• w11\ be "God' , list chOU" . N bury Methodist church school Holiday guest. of Mr. blrthda 1 ed on Mr. aJi11 Mrs. Bill Rei· Answers to Eternal QueslJuns' Thursday, Jan 7. sermon top· MJ_ss ~egge Ba~omc~ of e: jand Its families held its annual Mrs. Eber l..ewts Included their Ptct y. ere taken of Shari I Tbe Letart Grade! ICJlool.pre- ltns Christmas even1Jll. The se-J"vwt>c sponsored by IC, ' What Will II ProfJI~Ih a York City, SOp 18 a rome ' ' Chnstmas dinn~r and party daughters Mr and Mrs sh ures ~ her man, lovely sented 1 Christmas progralt\ Mr and Mrs Julian GUnocf the Mlddl• por l ~hmstenal As- Man 1[ He Gam> ilw Whole I Sroidkatef.FPa. and Edwwvard Bar- ~ Wednesday evening at I he Spronger ~f ~ldwetl; M;. as e -~n with her ~Ike A Monday evening, Dec. 21st. It and daughters ' o1 RunllngtOn . 1 room Mrs. George Va\16 ........ "''" blrtbday cake' iD· tbe waa at•--•-• ts f M. ad were M Ichurc h socta ...,.. of ~l'.ft!U by an outstand· were Christmas day pest1 ol .soctalwn ~' 111 bcgm each eve· Wor ld ,, bY th e Rt ·v Howard omrd o atrmont ning at 7 :m With mtntsters ol !{ uppt>lt of the First Untied ~~\\ :~ g~esBa~mc~· ~ulbe;:y I A baked ham dmner was dleJMll"t ; and Mr. and Mrs. shape of a turtle. bated by inl large crowd, and enjoyed her parents, Mr. and Mf1, 1 thf" vanou~ 1 hurrhPs g• vm~ th~ Presbytenao Church. worsh~~ H~J hts · ' ved at 6 30 p.m The group lliam Stewart, Athens; he1 aunt. Mrs. Joseph Struble. by all. ClareJ1Ce ijoffman. sermon leader. Rev ~1 E.. Dowro , I \lg and Mrs Eldon w...ks , seated at tables attrac- Mrs_ Estella Walburn and liar- Indtvidual lee eream qbrlst- Mr. and 1\ln. Geprse ,Boston, Mr. and Mrs. ()on S~ml Sprrml mu~~~ ,.,.arh evl'nmg music by the ', l'l hodtst choir. , rt>ttJ~ned home Thursda afte~ we~e m Christmas cover and lry Walburn, Middleport. mu trees, cqffee and tool aid Mr: Mlirl Wolfe and Mrs. Mlr- and children of hl"kers~url wall be trl rh.uge o1 tht' church _ F~~day. Ja~ uw~t>.r:s~: to~r speudmg Chr•stmar '-";· Rt"'v- : ~~rangeO'I('nts of seven red and ! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewks- were served. Uyn Rott,en were bullneu vls- ~ lpent Christmas day wlth .her choir" Ttw :-.1 hPdll lt' lor Jhe It:. How Sh.:~ll ~ Ids burg wjth their son and I miles placed at mLer- bary and rJOn, Tom, of Wellston, Present wert Mrs. Carl Mit- Itors in New Haven Monday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal1)' week or ml:'ellngs ~~as fo llows \\ e ·•Nt!~lL•rl so ~~~\d ~:ugllte•·-;n-law, Mr and Mrs ~~~~:nal~~i fthe table wtth a red l vtsi~ed. .during the wiUt (!h, Mr. and Ml1. Charlet I.,e. Mn. ~argaret Thomas and Flowers and f~UY;. ' ~ Monda~ , Jm• ~ ,1-'! Inon tor•c, tiOn. b~ the .Rev ~ or· John R Weeks and Tom ·andle encircled with pine con· thelJ' p;p-ents, Mrs. E. 0. gar and lmella, (]l,uck:it Bill Jrene WlRebrenner Wel'f Mon- Mr. Russell Thori'lal ·of ~· \' What Doth thP Lurd Requtre ur lhf ~hur<:~oiR~vhns~~r;en· E:d~ard L.ietwtler daughlt-r :~ between the arrangements. bary and Mr. J. H. ~rate. and Maria Dawn, Mr. and Mn day d:vlleC off~-~~ liant, Ohlo was I ·)Yitkencl ef Thee'' b\ ~h . . Hl·~1et~od~t ~~~~tc e~,e~,he Moont Monah J.:mt> Sue aQd son Mark re-- A smalf candle m a gumd~op I Mrba and t~ ton Joseph Struble and Mtrhael, M~. Cl~l ':ot~man so~ guest of his mother, Mer'arpowson, 11 1 HP,llh ·. . lurnf>d to their home Pitlsburg. holder was at each place Mtss ey . ve re me Mr. and Mra. Gene Mitch and r. the et Thomas . • f;hurrh ,~·or . . h•p lt-w1er t n e Baptist chOir. Pa F'rlday after a visit with I Marcta Karr, teacher, asked spendmg the Christmas Shari and Mark and Mr. and home for several week• as Mr and Mrs. ~arl .Morri8 ol! ltev . Don.<ld Htrk ' muSic by hts parents, Mr and Mrs. John race A decorated birthday In Kansas City, Mo with Mrs. Terrell, Ohio River Sand a1 <;ra: Junction City, .Oiuo ., _.. wtell< fbe Churcl l ot ('hr•'lt choir Mrs. Jf'ellrllll is Llf'lwiler Mr. Lietwller has ~ake With the inscrtptwn~"Hap- daughter a~d famlly, Mr. . diaer 1.1 on d!'Y doc fo! end guests or her ·pimlnts, Mt. : Tuesday. l.m 5. sermon g been qmte ill. BJrthdav, Millsa," present- Mrs: Marvtn E. Boyles winter. and Mrs. Bill Rotllrul. fopic. Wh<•J0',\111, s hall -A Hostess for Pllrl,v MISS Mae •Meado·YS has re- ~~to MillsB Kay Rizer hy herlfamtly .. Mrs. Sarah Hannum and Rob- Rev . and Mrs . .WJ!bur Sax· I ['T'ersona • 0. "F.A I HF;ft ~~uy~~.. b~1 '~he Cll~:~se 0 ,~~"1 1 ~ UNTIL 9 PM BRIEF · wiRj NEWS __.1 ,..) ' JailiAi. I I 'Another ·Advisor • • . ' $A'TURDA 'i', JANu"" • •• ' 1se Other Labor - ';["8j •ols, Supplies )Craft unions of the Marietta ' have notified the Maritime . ~ y officials that the union does ••ide labor to remove an~ equip- : be local shipyard. i '.ission announced in December ! >me $6,900,000 involving the I :, had been withdrawn because i I al condition. MMC president the action that appeals I 1llowing tt the cancellation. I sa 1 cb and111 Jane~JaMrs l ~· ! , ' land MJddleport; Hrown Mr. and and son,Mrs. Leland, ward Tewkshary and son, my, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. William Grate South \ \ \I / / / /...--~.-· J , " \\ ~ ; 1 ; // ?:a- A &$ill Gft.:J•-1¢~~ Remodeling or modernizing can give new Hfe to your home ••. add to ita comfort and convenience ••• and Increase Its market value. Stop In and talk It over. There it no obllsatlao. NO MONEY DOW EASY BUDGET NEW KITCHEN in modern homes. Let us show you how you can ) have one. As low as , $9.96 mo. PANELING A good modernizing project for the winter months. Panel an aver, age room for as little as .. , $6.64mo. , The modarn .;..ay to beautiful unsightly ceil'ings. An average ceil- ing aa low as • • • • $5.00 mo. 0rt1 or Broad Run, w. Va. week~ ~:~ ~:r r.'u~~:'!. :;~:~ ADMIRAL ton, W. Va., and Mr. ~~r: Mr~ Gary Du<tding and cho ren lat~ Chorlea McNamee. Mrs. Mabel Walburn, lumbus, wu the holiday end g~siMof ":.. ld Mr. an rs. ro . · and MrS. Mr .. 1 ld • from Efbede 5 In ~ndvf~~ ~·~{; .. . . . '" . Pomeroy-"they .are · " · valuQ~Ie e· L·s. e·· RFE·LDs Rlllllh. Rousli wlll .retum to LoB I while Ills W!fe will re· here and help b) the. · ~ • .who ·:· ·· IN POM ER0 Y and famUy. . :;~~:.!~~~~··~~·~~jll·l·~~ Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley were Mr. and .., . ., ~!~f.~:~E Mrl . . Susie Fisher of Nease · M:r.~:.~. ~:ee~ "IIICH RIJCTIINI liVER IEIJIItT/1111!" Nearly income tax time again! If you've paid by check you have your major deductions right in tho book and your cancelled checks are prool ol what you paid. But if you or your wife have been payin1 bills with cash, unless you've been a demon book.'' keeper all year long, you're stumped. We suggest that you open a joint or individual checking account at our bank. You'll like banking here where you ~ ballk 011 liS for ALL your banking needs. _ The.FARMERS BANK and_Savings Company Member Peeler• I R...rv, System Memlt ll't1'•r•l Dep•slt llllu.,.,.. Corporltlon ' POMEROY, ~ -. . . 1 .< ,., ........ ~--· · ·. .. · ' " ·' ·' .- '· · . DRAD~E FOI\ PURCaASE OF 1965 DOG UCE!'lSE IS .JANUA.Y ~: ,~ ' ONlf Ddi.LAR (~l.Cl~l f'tNALTY IF LU..'ENSE IS P~RCRA~EI) AFTER ·~: dau· gbter, Kayle, have spell! a week wUh ·ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. EsHO McGraw and daughter, Shirl~, In Meadowbrldge, W· va. · Miss Marjorie Harris has retunled to Waahlnglon, D. foiJowll)& a holiday vtsit with her faiher, Me. Robert lfarrll, ·Mrs. Herbert Chambers ·· returned ftOm a visit In Day· ton with· her daughter and JOD· . Jl>.law,' Mr. and Mn. Wlllta Aleshire:. They accompanied . her to her hllll]< In Middleport dur· tng the weekend . The Mltklleporl Garden Club will II)OI!t January • In the Columbua and Soulbem Ohio Eleetrtc Company social room. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas o1 Angeles, Cal\f. ' DATE. · fo" Y~~(;O~IENCE,USJ 1'H1S · llA N D Y APPUCA~/: BLANH 'AND·M~· TO TH&:>OOUN'l'Y AIJDITOR:f'l: THE COURT .IW . FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS lf2 00) tOR EA(:l!. DOG, MALE ql' ' • FEMALE. '' Ucenae, b)' mill!, flU In and maU .this..flirm to GORDON,...,,,"f" WELL, COUNTY AuDIToR, Meigs .eouhty, Pome;:oy, OIUo. In~- il"tltiift To obtain _..,. -~;.... en~elojoi end price of He--. ' . ldale\>.g,,2.00 Spayed .l ' . , . "lpaie $2.00 Female_ I · NOW. J ' i 'i ·· ·f· ... ' u.oo . Kennei -U~e.J: •. ' ' ,. =. ·a.. 7-'' ., . Dwrie':l Name ••• ,. ••• ~ ........................ ~"~.,,. ••••• ; ......... ..~.. .-.~. tt:· · ' . . '. ' '. . . l ,., ' . ·Addretl ... ··································~·~···········\·~······· ,.,.' .. ·Townablp ,, •••••• , •• , ................. • , ...... , ••• •·•., -, • ~. •v~ ,,; .: ' ' .. - .... - - .... --' ' ' -~'. ,. ' . COLO. ...., IWr __ ...... I .. .,, By DOROTHY j(ILGAtLE!'>I . pionship game. Several wagers of over M I S·S MIDN)GHT'S NOTEB00K: $100,000 were made_ ... Glamorous PaHollywood's most fabulous discotheque, mela Curran's newest adorer is Herbert Whisk' A Go Go, wJII open a branch in Wei! , an investment. broker. New York soon after the first o! the year. There'll also be a rep . a ,11 "'" The daughter ot one of the biggest· World's Fair in Apr: · ahtr ~nat another and most loved - stars in show business one in Ahc.u' -""' ... ~~1 eanwhile mflny of is causi~~ her mother a ~eartache. She's the established Gotham spots are hav- on ma.n~uana •. and makmg no · ·secret ing terrible trouble, with at leas( three! __ about 1t m thetr set. Tw.o ~qually famou• scheduled to fold after they rake in the actresses are havmg s1molarly dreadful New Year's F;vo:o r,t , ~ ness. One of them j~ . pr~b~ems With ,their ~oung da~ghters. ·.. , · being piagueu uy the mob. which.' w~nls Brigitte Bardo s. Chrostmas g1ft to her "a piece of tbe action," so ita owners lQve .. Bob ZMurJ. was a paor of pru~tmgs " will get the message by way of strike by Pocasso ... The ~or~e Maharls·Rothreats- maybe even a strike_ troub- bert Morse comedy, Quock Before It " Maybe that ia parlll le in the kitchen, fights outside the pre- Melts," has been getting a lot of laughs because these ptetw-es 'a(e · uJlo mlses and other scenes that are bad for from the aud1ence as well as squeals real. Maybe you've noticed thai _:;.._ bgsin~ss ••••• Barry Goldwater Jr. and from. teenage girls ... But a lot of scenenone of our kids are ev~r ·showJ \ ~hger Gloria Grev seem to have moved stealing has been done on the movoe by in their bomeS or even .men'Jnto the se • . -" c.... . Milton Fox•. Milton Fox is a highly eel';'· BY DICK ILEINER :syoil J:JunoQ ' ana Roddy MacDowall eated ·penj:Uin - no.kldding- and he s . MALIBU BEACH <NEA) tion their parents or families." have seen "Hugble" three tlmes_.since it - scoring bog on prevtew cards. "Btach Blanket Bingo;'" now "BF...ACH BLANKET tiiNGO." opened. AIJ'in one week ... A famous Actor ~am Wanamaker, m Lon~OI) _ before-the cameras here. is the ayth9r o( sexy liest-sellers is quteuy ·(hut curren.tly, 1s about to return to dorecting. latest of the Beach series-there Hke its three predect!ssor!• effectively) living-just as wild a story as He's s1gned to do four ~ drarna.s and Yras " Beach Party,•• "Muscle stars Annette FuniceUo, Frank· ajly he ever" wwte for his lurid. novels, the~ statt_s w?rk. on the folll), vers10n of Beach Party" and " Bikini ie Avalon and llary~ Lembecl<, . He seems to be doing heavy research for Bllbe Hobday s bfe story, The Lady Beach." But no, oo, Naneue, These three pla7 continuing . ll:S next' book. ; . . Mana Callas is· want· Sings The Blues." 'On the Beach" wasn't one of roles, with others like Jody ed for. 11Moulning Becomes f:i'l,.rot .. ~ •• · • • them . McCrea back agoin lind then a b th 111 A flood of obscene material is reachhi h 'Will b · · These are tbe teen-apt~' an- few new races and ,figures. w e ' e ·Given w en - e etropu•· lng th•. Un.ited States from Denmark and itao Opera moves to its netll' borne in Lin· ~ ower to "W• and Peace" and Lombect, lbe floe <Qmict . aetcolo Ce!lt~r, - bilt there's a :projllem: -'Cal· Sweden. The sick material is mailed to "Crime and Ptlnlshment .~ They •· playa Eric Voa ZlpJift', las.hates .to si~ln English. . London ana IonvarJ•d from there, with are written and' acted in a Ian- lellller of a moiOreyele &a"l· ·• • · • the name of one of England's niost con~ fiioquen'tly defies ad- TJoen are sis bo;ys llllil tw~ ·' . The · '~ewswo~by MoYie Com• l!etvlltive hotels given as ~he · return- ad- gua&e' ulf oomprehe~lon• .They .follo\f . " llrl• · hi ~is ....., ..... toe feels. · 111: · 20th Century-Fox, dress. Hock Hudson's percentage_deal on tettaiil paiterna, wltb their own very paternal 101rard thm. have flash sobn, Statistics his newest cinema, "Strange Bedfel• lradilio!lll as rigid · as • -.Kabuki T1oe croup lmqs " ' .lettetller stuilio, which wa~ li!· lows," is astronomical. He'll collect the . ~8IICOuipiJnd lloe set and .l lltn II lllk ~~~~lf:i~:~t;~~ ·two ' will · earnings over a seven-year period, which · · I to!k.e d wilb director Bill about lll•m mMIIIi oome peri ne,t 111akes it even nicer . . . . . When Ernest AStier, (Ellzabe~ Montgomery's -al appeara~. , .in a Borgnlne's divorce decree from Ethel hus~) tht sand, we "These pictures good for 011 88 ~erlmn! is final, he's likely to make bis •·-me," Lembeck ••.Mi. · "I enj'ov' lrie!l. ..Jgnore. the ' t;N'A-'D ... so _, at matrimony. w:tth Dopna Ul!Ori'td· · teep.aae, aliens 1n bithem and they . <)Ia)' .well and , . . Nora E<ldingt011 Hayes is olhet beach attire reacl! i !rem~ audienCe. wedding rings too. The luc''!liti•!d ~lind waitlnB And my assoc'tltiOii with ·thii Aian HoroWitz. Nor~ was ~ shol .· company is ~ mcot.'pleasant the the wlf~· NoEndto Beach Films ·Atte.rit:ion. J,,9g.:·o~~e~-· ~ Setll-t spent Thursday with ·· o ' . Chiistmai w'UII ·h!J COLOR TV ~. c:lu~~~; ~~ ~.;, a~h:r:i ville. He :a:~=~: of BAKER FURNITURE · On. rig1tlan1lea to the rim or the usual ~ee angle. viSIT UN suNoAv . Mrs. charles McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hof!man i iearned of the death of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. !lomer Rolley Sunday. pl'\ldUCI~t·~aoo~·~~~~~~rlng~a:~~a~y•tdlnne~;;~aue~w~sf:~ot::Mr:·:no~t~see~~them~~ln~t:tme~:~....-~·~~..- . . SAVE 0 II your Salesf1"ps In ltmited Ia the ftrst radial tire produce4 the United sta(4a. A 11 with c<ljdJ. ( 'CIQ.patra' Fools Box Office .t:xperts II! ;:_I Tire available eo. Carl Roach and otber 1 $13.30mo. CEILING TILE T~ rell and James and Mary, Mrs.Trina, Donald Lisle parents, holiday Mr. a ';:!ts . c. Mr and Rose Ann and Keith, Mrs. Fisher. Other gu= w~e lam: KerOJeth cundill and Mary Lou ~nd Mrs. John F r a and two guests, Mrs. Marvin tly of Hebl'on. . Roberts of Racine and Beth Mrs. Doyle. Mtller of Huntington, W.Va. The economical way to gain need8d living space. lei us give you a free estima le . As low as ... Headquarters For Middleport, 0. Here's an inside remcd. eling project that will. please the en~ire family. As low ao .. . $16.66 mo. FAMILY ROOM A family room is a"must" ! -r:aday c;: I SUNDAY, JAN. 3 thru SATURDAY, JAN. 9 .m " . ·. l ·., -.. I've ever bad. . . _, - · 'tlil ~~~.~~~~;r;~:'•~ ~;; tact, -~~ .. . I r\\!!.. 1 platen." . Approach Bullseye Op-1 1 A United Prou lntemlotlonol ""or· ' Traffic Violations survey oloo-..ed at Jeut 23 d1fllll , in traffic from I p.m. Nft .io- 1 Charged by Police Year's Eve until mldnJiht suab--•· day, only '""' ell .tht predlo>Jit Lany Lee Griff'oth • """""' tio Th CbrlstmU weekend M vill_e. was arrested by Pomeroy ~i wase DIJe abovl tba predlc, . police over the weekend 011 f , ,.1 charges of speeding and dtlv· oon. ing left of center. He posted By f.lr the - I t II!Cidtnt ol ,., bond lor his appearance before the holidays ba.J!POIIed on the ~I Mayor Charles Legar Tuesday final day Ill a.t billy when .-J noght. four pono• J*llbod in a In Pomeroy Mayor's eourt grindina bend aa ctlliel•. Saturday night, Theodore Smith, The dead lltciDded ('l'lllll'llllay 1.,_ Pomeroy, was fined $tO and Night) _ Luealler: Mrs. 1 costs by Mayor Legar on con- Gertrude Roollo«, • Qolum· viction of intoxication. bus, killed 1n a avtD, ..UtRm nls ! ut-I I !: 'oi 'er· 1"'1 ~ Melgo General Hospllll I Adm158ionl Satanlay - Nell 'DC 1Griffith, Portland : NelU. Burmt lord. Pomeroy . --' Dlsehar1es Sallmlay - Hoi· ly Friend, Long Bottom; Nancy Nelson, Rutland. lao Admlsotona Sonday - Mabel ad Cleland, Racine. et. Discbor1es Sunday - Eliaa· .bl beth Horak, Pomeroy; Bente "" /Patterson, Pomeroy; Nellie Bur· 1111 l...t, Pomeroy: Frank Capehart, tl. Pomeroy. \Glance in Lancaster. ~ - Clrcllwllle, Myrll• Hamm. rr, lttlvday - l..oloeanor, Mn. Patricio Auld II, Orient, kill< ed when the oar .Ia wbleb lilt was a pa• C Wll llnock by another Mjdd!IW alllo on U. S. 22 iD • lwn Falrlltkl County· s.lay - 7 tt om., Llrry Footer, 17, Rt, 1, Scoawoet. killed wbln obat by • .31-<:ab· ber revolwr 1111 wu aamin· ~~· - Ill Perry·•County. nvenes at noon EST. . ldllod 0+nn1ou, when tilt IIPftiiiD& ... a11o waa riding 11. erubld Itt lattlntate 71 about 20 mn. -'~!.,.. of Circleville. lng at • Thonovllle :eito lnternotl..,ol ve• • ~· IIMpltlll Me¢ whip to replace ADMISSIO!di M'IVRDAY _ . Candidates c. Pastore of Blanche S~· , ,.Jbttrlf; 01 of Oklahoma. live Clarlt, . . · lt)i tbat I may..,llllorl , t.l!rarj)a• ic 8Chool for Ill( r, ~ Predictions • ~~ - - o---- Slalt ~ OGlf.ldal•c ....,. :::;:of the Tu-F.oditcWel Metal I ~gain neiii-lt -~ed .. ·i]ullaeye t8 Trades Council were the presi· ' m Predtctlng ·lh& Jona New ; the dents of sev£-n local crafts wt- l Year's weekend U~le toll, nd i ions, Lawrence Litchfield, but they ,..,. not proud of the \ :be , eratmg Engineers : Leonard fact. ' ,en ;Shob•. Carpenters Local 1159; Director Wanea 0. Helson John w. H. Smith, Pipefitters of the l!lihl'4Y , Sa(ety DepartI •• , Local 021: Emmons Thomas, ment predii!W :II periiOOS •outd I Painters Local 1440; Emmer die In trldk! durin& tht Christ· . :or Welch. Boilermakers Local ma~ weeteD,;t. and a~ 24 hia!610 : James H. Rice, Maehln- ~ durong !he New Years week>bs !ist' Lol'al 1583 and Henry Hos· end, and he came. anoomfort· sp- char, Etectriciallll Local 31. able close botlo lima. ther,t tA ,l:polpi,bO. :~:;;~:::,!,i:tnt~=: ; Je~·lntemauo DISCHAltGEi•tA'I'URDAYMichi&~ opposes Rep. \ Norma J.mD, ltli:lbl: ·· 0~11 for House Republican ,Boggeu, Syrat~~~t: be Wml lrsbip from Rep. Josepb Fruler, Kaoaup; Robert oVn qo. -~~·._ __ . ··. ·: .•·Gordon . 1 of a crucial historical que• manda from r 4 II 11 '-"" , lion," Rusk said, disl:usaing tbe ero that tile llllmiJdilraliOD 81111 reasons for u.s. involvement. Congraa "coma te .,._... 1111 He described the question aa the VietniiBIIe oltuation. ··whether a cours.:! of aggression Senate Domocralle I .. der is going to be allowed to move II<Hte Malllfleld, MOIII., ......... <Is I ahead and whether appetites lng on a televised Wat.U.w, !X• will be allowed to arow upon p:·edicted a full ocala~te .. feeding " Viet Nam In the 111w. ~ tao, Rusk made his comments 1n " It will be a IJOOd lhlttr,"· lit ne the midst of a Hurry of de- added. Mansfle4! repeated hiJ lllllen.ent that the -tralillltloa -' Southeast Asia "p.erhapo would offer ~<~me • ~ !be fl>. lure." The $enafe leader lou said. however,- be ·le 1f81nat I U.S. wilhdrawal at ~ent . aDd l'lle Gal11e Mmes GaJJtpollJ, Oldo .. · ut Viet Nam Policy . m So: ;==~§~~an~rl~C~Ia~u~d!~Lt~·n:d•~Hja~l~fl;et~d. ' nee; •tt ° • • C' . IDDPiemODI To The DaiiJ ~ntlnel. ""m•,.,.·Mitlllf'ISOri 0~18 1 'I ~. First Round with Hallec, 1 THE SHOE BOX .., ... I I SHOP TONIGHT . . . . . LoUISiaman •,• • LOD:! Succeeds V•pHump hrey as Sena"" lf/L' ! tnup . Mrs Elmer Wehr ungp toft her hom e, HousTtoend. ' parenls. Mr. and Medrs. is 11 lm Rizer was serv WI . nd . h his '7 1 t' lnL-d teachers o1 t1w nmary ~xas. a er a vtst1 WI 1 lloonc of the r'Jr<t Baplit:s•. Deportment of the Middleport Reed and sons :dinner ;nd ihe group sang the hohday weeke M,wtiErvln Church ~ordsh~ lt>al~er.musJclChurrh ol Chnst dt at ~~~·st· l Mr and Mrs. Clyde Raines~Happy Birthday to her. :rents,rdMr. and s. A large crowd attended the Mrsd ~er duties as janitor and relatl~es here. ~·· of Mr •. Rev Howar uppe · Ch 1 t at her home and daughters Karen and Pen· 1 umga ner. uaJ N Y~r· F: ~ sume is Tom King, the lOP • by the F'tr<:. t Umted Presbvterfl~ ~as P~~ 'J Monda even· n.,. Sue of Els~ere, Ky. arrived While seated at the tables, Out-or-town holiday gueSts of E.Jil!lld.t.e;'~M ~ ~ ~';(.u·-Lf2 the Letart lthool aftet Ulne · Jves King and ~ Grimm o1 lan choir on sycamore St. y New Yea rs lor a visot With Mr Mrs- Estill Moore, president. Mrs. J;Jrnest Bowles and lam· ~ ." f' .. a • '""~"!' •'f!n"P:"' WMI ........lved here by Kirkland, m. aro apendln& Wednesday, Jan. 6, sermon mg: n -1 Mrs Ra mond Krider on behalf of the class, present· ily included her children. Mils First Bept'lat ell Uri- friellds ol the death of Mary some time here. .,. . "If a Man D~es, Shall He I ze~·::~. wer."w~:~~~ ~nd J'rs 1 an~~rs Rufu~ Randolph and [ed Dana Winebrenner, a mem· Emmaline Bowles of Cleveland; :'~v:'\.~am, sPJ:: Parsons Htighes formerly of • Mr. and Mrs. T••"!! ram. c81 t Roach, Mrs Thelma Boy· daughter, Nancy of Racine vis- : ber of the class a~d ~lso .~~urc~! ~e~nn~~· : ' ~all of ~!"!feel ' parilcl:ft:,;; Ml l,hlll _:m=tyBeaC::nd~~ ily, Moundsville, Clme' ~ 0 urn er Miss Brenda Boyer Mrs. tted F'• rday evening, with Mr. school supermten en • WI · ars owes r:. ~- worship 'teereaU., and 91» now ' n\1 with evenmg to sp8ld • few w,JI W;lham !!radford won the door and Mrs. Raymond Krider and gift. tsurnedda tor Columbuak' wlt.hltthem 141 hour. M~. 'i'lmY FQ.wler wu mhade herMabrtomeon o;~or~a a.id with her parents, Mr. and Mn. un y orawee lVII . . , ~-·--• eraon, MuriWolle ,,) . d . hid dM II Cld R prize.A gift exchange \Ht~ e 1 r an rs. Y e ames an . A short business sess1on was 1 Mrs John K Smith and Mr. Jenera. Cna.u.:~u~. was enroute to Columbus, Ohio · hi.,. ~1 ' dunng the social hour and Mrs : family . conducted by Mrs. Moore and \ nd Mrs VIncent Daho were 1loe Re~. and Mrs. DoJuld lor the holidays to villi;;;,&> son Word was received te , Hradw<d was presenled w1th a ~gt and Mrs. Willis Gles Mrs Franklin Rizer reported a . · f Mr and Bonne were leaders fqr the d d ugbter Nancy relatives of the death ol ...... ' gift from the oiher teachers and daughter, Sharon of Iris ~ on itoe 12 baskets of fruit and ~::'':0: r.~sts~ famll for ~ew Year's games ioN! con- ~\::": ::alb :C,M,,.,..., en- Elbert (Grace) Brooks of Mer He'reshments were served lo Corrie, S C. were recent guests 1 . ndy taken to shut-ins before · . d' Y S t rda Y test! A deosert. smorsaobonl te She ...:!;:_;·7. a 1 ~ Akron Christmas day. Slle ~~~ ' • d d f h. . t -• b th . I ca a fpmt 1Y umer a u y. . . . rou . was ""'.,.. "' •.....- burl ad on Broad Run Tuesttat Mrs. W<lham B<a im pn- : o 1s SJ S er a,w ro er·on-aw iChrlstmas. Troy Zwilling was Mrs John Smith suffered a )'(SS served at 10 p.m. fol~wed le Wedneaday Dee. 2Srd. She ~..1 · ' mary supenntentlent, Mrs., M• and Mrs. Norman Harinled to the fioW<r com· · . . h r ~ film olldes oloown by Rev. Y he 1 huaban6.1PMII 'Ill• II .the mother rl """'" t:arl Roach, Mrs Boyer, Ml" ·l brecht and other relatives. ~ ~~ee. A round robin card was ~8 c~u;:.:~" 1a~ ~~t~a!e;. Boone depleting the year's ac- :SoO: w"::erecbool teaeherl children of which ~lit .at Boyer, Mrs. Frankltn Tnplelt, Mr and Mrs. r::arl Hysell and ' sent to Henry Dailey at Holzer . QJtl Y lght weeks She ilvltles of !be churcl!, . In the J.etart school fqr !I«Yeral hontt. MIDDLEPORT . 0. Mrs Robert Hysell and Mrs sons Kenneth and Carl Jr. l Hospital ~g 8 calst for~ he d ..~~ter Among the sll!les !~~town were . in the late , 11120'•' arid Mr. and Mrs. V)rgll Adkins, --:;;~;:~::::;;:::::::;;:; Ra .;.ond Cole. were New Years dinner guests ' · IS stay. ng wo r a,.... ' !lie Gol~ Harvell ..,lee. tht yearo , Rev. and Mts. Bater, daUJ!IO '" > of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hy·l Miss Karr was in charge of Mrs. Vmcenl Daho and family. of tht llmuels of India, early 30s. llannalr> ;.,.. ter GerJikl~ and famlly -~ se ll and faily. the program and read two Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scarber- lhe ln~latlon pi the Gq!Jd lllrl& Mrs, Sarah I ,Christmas donner JUetlt& pi Steok Dinner is Mr and Mrs. Howard Daley i New Yea< poems from The Iry have returned from a '"::~ the ch'utcb eent...Qlal ~ Robert wer~ ~..m=yM~;, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fowler il/ill Pomeroy, Ohio d tU and Kmn and Brownyn of ' Christian Herald after which Idoy . vtalt In Columbus w Inf the Roata at the Melg't Coun- ner guests r. Gregg. Servetl We nes ty Middleport were dillner guests ieach member _ made a New l thelr family including Mr. a~ IY fair, and other event>. True _Blessing of :naoo. . Mr. and Mro. Raymond Say· TONIGHT Jerr~ Lewts in A steak dmner was served I New Years of his parents, Mr. : Year's resolutton. A diScUsSion Mrs, Henry Sc:::;~ and~~ The WGI'Ship service was held out~ towners :~ wfth thetr re are the proutj p.~~rents ,of "THE PATSY" to members of ihe Me1gs Mo- and Mrs Everett Dailey. 1was held on how to increase j ily and Mr. a rs. WbU just priOr to rnl4oght wth Mra. Chris mas wee e F t.r their flnt bom • son <Jclm { TerhniC'olorl Olin Bailey 1the attendance at church school I Stockman and famtiy.tertal • Gerald Anlllony as pianist. pnda": ':eic G:;m~ Russell). The mother II th • Lewis, lna Balin, F.v torcycte Clul and their guests Mr and Mrs. Sloane, Phil Harns. Wednesday evrnong at Crow's and grondchildren, Bruce and and at class meetings. there the Stockmana enth n· Mrs Jacob 'j'urner ~ ~yo- a ar•• • «B .~~-- of St former Janet Sblnn of CotlllieJJ~~!~·~ Wynn, Peter lorre, ed th · h ed with a dinn..- for e 1am· . · CoOege, ouaron r...... · lie te • Town and Country li.estaurant. l Mary return. to e1r orne, G ou singing of "Blest Be . . Jud' Mr and Mrs. Bill toonal leader. A P'IYtl' oervk:e J h school of lllll'Stng of vi rou · '"' Carradrne. • -~7 .... 3 Stooges Creept Present were Mr. and Mrs Cleveland l"nday, after a viStl r P Th t Binds" led by ily UIC IRII • Cln began at lllilbllpl with Mike osep bur Lewta BlessiOS - lnae w...brt~~tr Colorcartaon1 Gene Houdashelt. Mr and Mrs. i w1th Mrs Homer Holter, Mr. T'::. T~~be~·t" Louks and the ScarherryM andndch:~n,Aifred Buskirk and~ Beekfr toll·l;:rker~~. Mr. and Mrs: George Wnght, Mr. and Mrs l and Mrs. Roy Frec.ket and Mr. M d' Pra er in unison, clos- l connatl, r'r.Ja hlld f Ttpp lng the chtu'l$ bell 1* IJIIJII, La ey Wlnebrener and Mr. SHOATS 1IILM SUNDAY, MONDAY, Fehx Alkire. Mr and Mrs. Phil and Mrs John Bailey. Lor s y I Scarberry 8 • ren '1'he Pfl?lrall, ~... conelu4,cl ,,_,. and H Radford Mr and Mrs Lloyd , Mrs Homer Holter visited ed the meetmg. Coty, and Mr. and Mrs. Lan? with a Ne" y ·r ....H•• hv and Mrs. Thornton )'l't'th f FIR& TRvCK SAFETY ond TUESDAY Jon. 34·5 ' ' • w 11 o1 Columbus •·~··,. !" children (Mrs Sayre, • or· · · ' ''THE PINK PANTHER" King, Mr. and Mrs Clarence IrecetJlly with her brother and Attending were Miss Karr, e s Mur- the congregation. J W: brener) all of HOUSTON tUPI) - P'or •D tTechmcoior) Jordan , and Mr and Mrs. Wil- sister-m-law, Mr. and Mrs Ray. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Louks, Mrs. I Mr. and ~- h : • 811 · · · · ~~ be:: al~ne Jimmy llan· their tradition and brl&tou\tss, '' -"•••• s.n •., Dav1d N<ven. liam Wagner mond !"reeker, Tuppers Plains. Herbert Parker and Nancy, Mr. ray had as 811 0 yMgue 11liE GIRDLE urn f Col bul red fire trucks mllht not be the 0 "~!'~le . ~~:~~~G~~ Kay Bong. Kenney Hartley. Mrs Roy Holter and daugh- and Mrs. John Sauvage and 1Mr. and. Mro. Marvin ~ I STOPS SQU1BM11 num urn E;_t Hower· 1 safest, Dr. Arthur C. Helnsen of Roger Alkire, ter. Ann visited Friday, wt!h Jean and D1ck, Mr. and !drs. and famtly, AKRON, 0. IUPI) -An auto- tonMr·,:,_nd1 of Huntington ' san Joae, Calif., belleves. Prince" ~axme Arnold , l:eorge Wag- her mother, M~s. George Franklin Rtzer and Franklin of Lewisburg.. ~ !ver th~ nloblle tire !hat wears a jlrdle H~onMe:::.iandLindaWine. Heinsen told the lrlteniatld!'-; ner and George Starcher. Thompson of Cheslnre. and Mthsa Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Murray 81 '~t"'si~ s with their II drawing whistles of approval : ner Thursday aftmooon. al Auociatton ol Fire Ch~ 011 carroll Norris and Clarice and holiday In um ~ nd from etJgineers here. nd M Ok Roush that chiefs should think alllillf GIVES DINNER Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 1daughter and !':'U::,Y· :..,_ The gtrdi~l eanslating ol two ":; a to ~ changing !rom the trlilllttonM 1 bands o1 steel cord beneath ~ 111the Ct.-lstma& holidaysIB rad Gene Grate ente'rtamed with Hendri&s Ch•rles Hoback, Mr. Mrs. Robert MH ~ 11 to yellow fire trucks. Or 8 a ChriStmas di?"er for mem· and Mrs.' Troy Zwilling, Mr. ilyMand :··~r:,oh: f~rrell tread, atablllzea the lre'ad ith Mrs. Roulb'o ..,n, Cocil, white flrl! trucks. ~ I bers of the famlly at h1s home and Mrs Dana Winebrenner and r. a · almOst w famll ''More cars hit fire :i~7ii Ion l"ust-St. Present were Mr. Mickey,· Patty, Suzanne, Ruth ~nd ~h~r:"i/dgohn ~ diltortlon Bl:~.:ndt.lra. C~lvbo Bless- , than are hit by lire engint!!' Ii' 1J H Grate, Mr. and Mrs. Le- and Sandy, Mrs. Dilford Far· to~ a t e, 'or h perts said. Tba B. F. · Le Ia Christ ·said. "It b because dtW.en I en tin ' a.. ..,.,. 'NASHINGTON tUPI)- House periodically t~ determine par. IGerald R. Ford of Mirhigan. 1tesi did not represent a test Moat obtervero -'dered , Halleck, M, who haa led the by lour votes in a similar rapk· ,havt beeR wwldlii tiJtl!e loolfw.t Rltpublicans today elected Rep. ty stands on Important tssuea. Laird is a close frier.d of . strength in the Halleck · tbe Halleclt • Ford filht over !House Republican minority land-file revolt six yearJ aao. IChristmaa Ill\ ~ of IIIII 11· Melotn R. Latnf.. .?1 Wtsconstn II met today to organize for ' • ord's. Frellnghoysen also was battle since neither lbe Roue leaderahtp 1oo close ' since he ousted voteran Rep . .said he expected to win. year-old Foi'd •l•liml ~ lllil al chairman of the1r party con· tlw new t111th Congress and elect believed in Ford's corner. An- I ran as part of a "ticket." to nil lo odvuu. IJoseph w. Martin, Jr ., Mass., I But the GOP "activiltts" who the votet to beaj HIIJri Iorence. He· won over Rep. Pe- a new Hepublican nonr leader. other aMounced candidate lor Laird, 42, is starting hiB lf lf lf ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ • ¥ ¥ ... .If ter Frelinghuysen or New Jer~ Election Jll the conference the chairmanship, Rep. Paul l ~nth term in the House. · ··, tey, a late entry for the GOP chairman was a warm!Jp to the 1A Fino of New York. a Hal- )was chairman of the commit. I'a ]lllllcy post. . main fight In which veteran leek supporter, withdrew from It"" that wrote the 1116! The GOP Conference IS an Rep. Charles A. Hallec~ of in- the conference race at the last lican National Platform. u . . organization of all Republican diana was being challenged as minute !vacated th job 1 coni n WASIIINGTON (UPI).- Sen. l ber of the powerful Senate Fl· loetd of Montana who adopted second~....,. House members which meets House GOP Leader by Rep. 1 As a· result, the Initial coo- ,l'hairman ~ seek ~lleck~;" ce Russell B. Long of Louisiana, nance Commitlee. defe•ted a handiHlff stand In !be conlelt. Mansfield ·14h!Hd lilJJ eolloday was elected ao Senate Sens. John 0. Pastore of Rhude The vobng was by secret bel· Ie;.aua in ~ , ~ be Democratic whip to succeed Island and A. s. Mike Monroo- lot with proxies allowed. would rllCOIIlJIIirl(ltul~,... Vice President-elect Hubert H. ey of Oklahom• on the second Long and Pastore were the ty caUCUI follillr • pra.edure Humphrey of Mtnneaota. ballot In the three-way eontest. two prime eontenden. 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