https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a57f36ca526b9a21030703d2dc31af38.pdf 267a727426a2eaad5532324ce774acc3 PDF Text Text ~--- ~ -.-~ . , ........ - . . . . . . . ~ . . .-..~ . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . .. . 4 • . ,_. _ _ _.,~.. ...._, ... - . , ... , •. , • ..• • .. . .... · ; . - . ........ .... • ~·. . . . .. • .. ,.. ,...,_.. .. : . • .-~ . ·-, . ~~ .... . ..~' .-~. . . . . ~ --, . • ...::.:..:.... ........... .- -... • • ... . ........... . -_;...: .-· ...:--.:----;;;.."'"-;:;o;c.:;;c - ~ -~ ~J. ' I 6' f I I 'ftA I HER ....., eloudy 'I'Hnday. Hip ~ • ... Warmer 'l'barlday. .,._y*-4J, ..... liP . at- y low lolllf~ 'ftunday IN$. ... 01 , ........._ VOL XVI NO. 224 '. . ·· POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1965 BRIEFS • zn '65 ON THE 2ND FLOOR $69.00 - 4 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $50.00 $79.00- 4 Pc. Drop Leaf Sets Sale $64.00 $89.00- 5 and 7 Pc. Sets · · Sale $68.00 $98.00 - 7 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $79.00 $119.00-7 Pc. Sets · · · · · · Sale $99.00 $129.00- 5 Pc., 7 Pc., 9 Pc. Sets Sale $104.00 $139.00 -7 Pc. Sets · · · · Sale $114.00 $149.00-9 Pc. Sets · · · · Sale $125.00 $159.00- 4 Pc. and 7 Pc. Sets Sale $132.00 $249.00 - 11 Pc. Sets .. .. Sale $218.00 F RIDAY and SATURDAY January B-9 "THE EVI L OF F RA NKENST EIN" ('lh·hnkolur l Pt>l e r Cus h1 ng, l'elt'f Wood· th orpe . Dun can Lamont. Ka· ty Wild . "SliRF PARTY " Bob!;i Vinl tJ \1, Patr il'ia Mor· roy: -· SUN ., MON ., TUE S. JA N. 11 -12 "M USC LE BEACH PARTY" NEW YEAR ... NEW CAR~ ,,..,.· ·'···""'!~, ~ ELBERFELDS--POMEROY }' ELBERFELDS January Clearance Sale Let us he Ip you sfart off the new year wi th a new car~ Our popular bank auto loans not low-cost overall l u <.1 11 ~ . cos1 / only are but also can save vou money on the uf yo ur car. Prompt service ... con- veniently ••-ranged budget-fitting payments, l<lo. SEE US AND SAVE .. , NOW! MENS AND BOYS Credit Life Insurance At No Extra Cost ..m.... liii~ens J1alional B hk COATS and JACKETS -~"J"'"..,.n ON THE 1ST FLOOR ELBERFELDS January Clearance Sale Member Ff:'deral Df'po:-.1 1 insurance Corporation THE '' I•IIOOLE PORT ON THE BE AUTIFUL OHIO BE T WEEN PITTSBURGH, PI\ /\N O CINCINN •\11,0 HOMEOWNERS INFORMATION SERVICE Mens & Boys Sweaters ON THE 1ST FLOOR $27.50 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $21.00 $25.()9 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $19.00 $22.50 COATS . JACKETS _ SALE $16.50 $18.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $13.00 $16.95 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $12.00 $16.5() COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $11 .00 HUNDREDS TO SELECT FROM $14.95 COATS. JACKETS _ SALE $10.ofl 14.95 Sweaters Sale 10.00 13.95 Sweaters Sale 9.00 12.95 Sweaters Sale 8.00 10.95 Sweaters Sale 7.00 9.95 Sweaters Sale 6.50 8.95 Sweaters Sale 6.00 7,95 Sweaters Sale 5.50 6.95-Sweaters Sale 5.00 4.95 Sweaters Sale 4.00. Fri. &Sat., January 15& 16 We Wil l Have At Our Store FactQry Trai ned Representatives Representing · These Products •.. · eWOOD PANELING (WELDWOOD By U. S. Plywo<!d Corp. eAZROCK VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE Representatives Will Expl ain The ir Proand Instruct You In Their Use. This ld Be Of Interest .To Those Wanting to Their Own Work and Also Those Just in Materials. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. WY 2-3748 FURLOUGH 'END/I Second Lt. Roger Hartung, who has been on 1..-louab wlib his wife and mother, Mrs. Eddie Hartung and Olber relatlml, lell Wednesday for San AntOt>lo, Te•aa, where :oe will be lla· ~:~=~=~~ by Mro, He Hart!IIIJ, tloned. was 1 nuroe, who w!U be ID a ~OIPIIII tllere. ELBERFELDS.-POMEROY , 1_._.,.,;::.,.;~---"""'",__..,....,"""~~~ < • ... • • ' "" $13.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.50 $13.50 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.00 $12.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $8.~ $11.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $7.50 , $10.95 COATS · JACKETS _ SALE $9.95 COATS • JACKETS - SALE $6.50 $8.95 COATS· JACKETS _ SALE $6.00 ' . fi.OO $7.95 COATS· JACKETS __ SALE $5•• $7.50 COATS· JACKETS - SALE $'4.50 $6.95 COATS· JACKETS - SALE $4.00 ·1 $5.95 COAlS • JACKETS _ SALI. . , 5 ' $4.95 .COATS . .,·JACKETS_ SALI $150 ' . . ' . .. . . . -~ .. -;t" 'c; • • '- Yotf n &lola'M Now Yarlt .... ··~~zr" ·¥•'''~ .. ·r ----------------~~~ i .FivrW...t .~ .. .NEWS ELBERFELDS January Clear~nce Sale DINETTE SETS '~OW en ti },;~;\- e .... . .... .... ••JDIIor ..... ,.,.... ...,..._,_ ... �' ~. • 1-Dally S.ntl~~tl. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan ""-... T 2 Cut Your """n fiXes: ~ f Oh'10 POWer tO r-- / Carpenter sOCI'al News 1965 Invest M•'l)l'ons - --- NMSD ANew Term That ' May Mean DoIIars Saved <Coatmutd l1'rotn Plant Into Ohl Po - p.,. 1) • liS :on.~,.;: JACUON, Tellll. !UPII A fllh uo1 IJIIIIO official uld 'l'lleoday • Abblt wiUt three boms ...........bl to hil office, Roblllll ordlaarU, llavt IIQ , _ at all, IIIII e.ea T••· 111. jaokrabblb. Mraer·ln·t~~-~Smislsth.ter, daMr"'h'~~. ""w'" ~· Management of Flood-Battered Olevo and Nancy, on w..me. day In a fllJl)lly gatllerlnJ at lhe Smtih home honoring !hi 8lst birthday of Mrs, Daily RawUngs 111111 'I!Joy,luf their ... ll !\If and Mro Lesllt Canodl nual Chrlltmaa pt~ellllr ·~ :~e IID;hrl~::thgne~:":tv~~l ' •• \ Jackets, Blue Devils Meet Friday water Supplies Westeroers in ey to Farming Grim, ~watch' ~CI~~~u~~-.:: oao-vollwClaude llbeoms described A good crowd , .. pmenl Water manalgemdent Is lbe- t SAN work also will be doubled in tbe couontail, abot ou New home of her arents, Mr and for the annual Christmas pro- conung recogn ze as more m~ ery res n II • By II.AY DE CII.ANE people capacity. Vear"t llof bf 1 l•yt.,..Jd Mn Rob Tuinor 111'1111 at the Caprenter Baptist portant to farmrrs to mamtaln lered Far West watched lUI' 1 boater near Trezevant, TeDR., NewsPilper Enterprl,. Ason. Don I forget, too, that the St lngl of lh bl Chrtstmas dmner guests of Church on Sunday evening, The mcreased production bulent skies In grim frustration 8 term you w!U hear student'• father can Still clalill r ng e •• es on hlviJti bOml .. ...,.... Ilk• IM d M M H lng were Jli'OM!'Illll wat p.......ted b)' tha ty t d today, not lure whllher to • lllllq and d lng this hlm as a dependent on the lath- the existing Musktn"'"' Tldd •• r an rs ax an yo th Rl'OU nd the Metgs coun armers a n gain lleed for hi¥h fl'OIItld or 01 ;pear'l ~r~u ";;ltng hme er's tax return and get an addt- llne's •tool ~~';'· Phil ~ ~ ~~ tprud acroll l~\~~ ~· i:'arle~::~~~~ cla~s Sant: Ja~ made~~ "'::'~ ~ad:nt:'f~~~~ stand by what remained 01 their 0 1 1Uonal $600 dopondoney orodtt lddtUon of ,..,,..UI'IllWI. .,... r IV e, ra pearance to 11M dtllgbt of lhe v a .~a holllea 111114 t..-eata ot ntW flEW MINIMUM STANOAIIO for htm U desptte the st'"*"t s CUll breakers and usoctated "I've never teea pylblnl penter. Rutland Mr and Mrs children Ita Soli and Water Cllnl• to bt 1100111 DEDUCTION earntllis, hiS parenli 1till fum· equipment 10 swltchiiiS stations Uke this." bo ..id. He tald Glon Cline, Mr a~ ~rs J': Lew11 A (Jool Mosl~r, held Jllll_uary 7• 'niUr!ldl~ II Sev;ral hundrlli famlll~ 1.en n 7011 Iota! Inoome lor lila llhed hll ellial IUJip!rl. at the PO- p!IJtta at ei!Mr tht lu!raa werw aOO.I I~ Ill- mtt Hanm~ and d u·~ "· litter tltlrd class U 11 N the Kyl'l" creek lfllh So ool. moved to aoftl1 u a P"Oa• year Ia latt than '10,000 and Married Pfi'IOlll FU!nf MPO· tnd of tho big IIDe. wUl ooal tl· cbla lonl IUid lbat III•' 1lJI" Dtane Tloo ~ al!d M •• II sJitlldlng a I~IY '•••~• h.,; The metllnt will Jllltn at 10 t•onary m•a~ure Ill northern do not ordlnar"• lt.tmloo ralt hllload of joint l'tiWU most 55\it·mllllQII, Tilt project pearod to be - - • Folden, oca with hi If Carol d his am and ~lose at lp m Lun<h C II!Olllia rlvtn IMbed :youyour •--'uc"••• th~ c.n bt will lind epoetal rulu applylnl 11 scheduled for completion by ' Vtstlmg at the Vtctor Perry parent.' ~r \nd M~· ~uglas will be available at the school h!her --~ <1~""" liiiPor flood-• ""' -... th 11-tember of thJ8 year ' t'Tbue ~as Do evdtence af home durmg the hohdays were ' · .. •N ....tho llnl ol your 11\P)' tall-81\'- 1to !ham In lila hlndllnl ol t ~r M sk ·Ttdd. ll ' nk,. be said. Mr and Mrs Earl Holland, Jr Mosier AI the end of hf8 A team ol specialists made log along the nor'.hlll'll Pac!llle log opporlunlllta on your liM minimum llondiN dtducllon. The u ~ncumat . M ne pra • and children, Dayton, and Mr leavt he will report to Norfolk, up of Borllt Schmidt, Sam Bone, cqast as a 1'81111\of nttrly tlret tq return The old rule conllnuu thai c:rqqes port OIU1 "'tin, 11111 11 • r """''""'"'u and Mrs Bob Wti4Io and flnuly Va Other 8\leSta at the MOtif!" Melville P•lmer and rloyd Hell weeks of collllalll ltorrnl. By aow nnrly IVII)'OIII II whan hueband and wthl lilt MP- Wa•hlnglon, Noble, Molll'OI, f Medwa Ohio home during the holiday ,..._ J!:xtenolon S)ltClallall f r 0 m But chllllceo of a rteurrenct 0 lamtlllr wltlt lila old OPTION· 1aroll ntuma tbty mun ~low Belm: and J~I'HII Oou~ Paul, );j11m c, and Char- on were their ton-Jn..law, PFC. Ohio Stole Unlverolty, will dl11- or the disastrous Chrlstmaa AL ITANDARD OZ:DUCI'ION Ithe 11m1 ptltom Thlo maana IIGI a .:,.oWl'/1 1 anct los Peck were Chrlatma• dinner Charles Gtre, Fort Knox, Ky , cuss with the larmere 011 how week onslaught which clBJmed This Wll tho dovlee UHd by that both muat Ult tho mini· 13~ ml uesls at the home of their and Mtss Bonnie Gillette of they may makt bettor uoe or 42 Uvea and eellled d1111111 ,,. !boat who don't hove hllh lft. 1 mum •sllndard dtducUon, or "llomo ot ... men major 0 UtiOD tO ~rother m-law and sister, Mr. Athens the water available to Increase Umated at fiOO million were a Wretl paymenll on a homt both m~al Ull tho optional tltll<i· •I<JlllnsloD plue for lite dlvl· and Mrs Edgar Crabtret Their !Juring the holidays, Mr and thetr economic niiuma matter ol "'If." II won't bappen IUOl'\pp 16 loana, real Millo ard deduction, or both m~n •I•• are o!Ul 1• 1ft fo1'1Bilaand lam•l Mr and Mrs Mrs Dale Stanabury entertain_ u cold wealller cootlnufl, If t.uea; heavy mtdlcal llP'nttl ltomiH deductlona lion otoge," E. A. Jllqlaa, Ot 8C ~~~ Crsbtree ~·nd granddaught- ed membera ol their family 1ft. Included In lhe day's dlacus- the beavy snow pack bol<ll 11i1 or alub141 contrlbuUona Ill- The rwooD lor title It obvt- UbJo Power Dlvltll>D ' ,..,.. Val ne VInson Hazel Park oludmiJ Mr and Mrl. Jerry Slllll wtll be Cl'Cip requlrementa, rnceuant rain and If QIIQI lllqd of hstfnl all 1111 dedu.. 0111 U 0111 '"" pormltttd to oger, sold, a11111 wiD not he LAS VEGAS, Nev (UPII - ~;ch : nt art ~f their vac,;_ Stansbury and daughter, Colum· the influence of aoil on watar hold. ' tiona lht taxpayer could take llomlae bh deductlou and the ready for •nnOIIIIetmtal utU The Australian slot machtne l1100 ; 1 ~e C~abtree home and bus, Mr end Mrs Larry Stan• mana_gemonl, securmg water ----10 I* cent of Ilia total Income other llltt tho It I* ceDI al· lpter m tbe year. Tbese lD- • '"D~tcate" has proved once d n Davtd Crabtree bury Ptckenngton, Mr. and supphes and how to take care au11 COIIIIder that to be his de- JowoDCI lor dectucUoua tho olnde 11•• ud oubstallon Ianc1 for all that slot machines I~e~.~~::t.~o ~tatted the sroup Mro 'Clatr SW!sbury and dall£lt· ~cess water dUctionltotal Tldo meant that lemptallona would bt fl'Oal to work In Portomoutll, be bealtn by a "system" saturda ters, GI'Qveport, and Mr. and • ' a f1 100 famtly received fiW abllt •U tile deduction• to tho and Pomeroy, IDd In aeme of The "syndicate" took this onM d ~ T M Galaway Mrs Warren G Turner and group presented a gilt to the allo~ances, a •10 000 family, oae lttmhlq so lUI lite ''" I the smaller" oommunltlea 1D gambling mecca by storm , e~t ~~rlst~~ wllh therr son- famtly of Reynoldsburg, Ohw Rev and Mrs David Whtle dur$1,000 and a ''~ 000 Income ttlllnl the 10 J,lfr ceDI "ould lbe dlvlalon. 1 Tutlday night with the ''Y" ~~-law and daughter Mr and They also received telephone mg the evening and treat was ~ 0 also e1.000 Regardltll of m- be 1'10Cclvl 1 pote I"V1· I First •tepa In a lar.... cale tern" Uutt yielded the group Mrs Rolland Crabtree and son, gr ..tlngo from their daughter, dlBtrlbuted comQ the hllJhest total that Where marrted couple film& I Improvement m tile Ironton t20Q,OOO m alot machine win- Do ~ld Alban , Rt. 1• Oth- Mrs Eileen Martm and hllBband Mr and Mrs Alfred Rice and could bt used on the standard aeparately elects to uaa I h e .,... have been lal•ll and wort run11 1 laat yur In Auatralla nj 1•1 th ~ for dlnn.r on In Penn"JJIvanJa oons or Columbus spent a part di-<Juctlon was 000 Immtmuru standard deduction on other phases of tho prl)- At club alter club the four- "' 0 0 ng De ,_ his parMrs Maille Lowther recelv· of their ••cation here with 11m 8 Tho new MINIMUM STANO lh<V are limtled to $100 plua gram IS expocted 19 •tart lat. Sydney mtn wen uk~ 1 o ChriStmas da~r~ J K Crab- ed Ct.lstmao greetlnga by tole- parents, Mr and Mrs Wilham Erna Sboemakor, U, died Ia ARD DEDVCI'ION Is still re an additional 1100 lor each er lh11 year, A new tllbotatlon, leave sometime before btl- ents, M~ 1~" r son and daught· phone from her son, Evans Culwell and her brothor·ln-law Veterans Merr.orlal Hospttal 111 strlcted to a maxtmum of $1000 exempt ton up to a maxllllum lnamed Dayton La110 atatton. tmg ~ omgle Jackpot and hav- treen ~:~ ~~ and Mro Ken· IRutheJ'Iord, and family at PI• and slotor, M:r and Mrs Dwame Pomeroy Monday at 11 1 m. 1 but 10 certain lncom•• up to credll of J,IOO tach Iand a hne exleni!On to provtde lr,g dropped but 1 few colna In· er-I Cr bt ee no, Texas Mrs. Lowther ,..,. Jordan and Bryan. A resident of Cho.shlrt, Mn. $1000!1 It can be o roal money There .,u be hve new opt' 0 "' 1•1 electric power, wlU ~ In· to the machines n~h 11 ~ r llb Mrs Zelia Per- malno serlouoly Ill at lbe Mr and Mrs. Lavern Jordan Shoemaker was bom OD Ftb. aa~er fiere s how 11 works al tax tables accompanying this stallt<l to handle IDC!'Milld pow- ~ In the bnef span of four " ~ng ~nddaughter Donna home of her sen·ln·law end and lamtly wert Chrlstmal dm· 16, 1880, In Charleston, W ~ All toxpayers totl10r tbso yoar s ,., forms, acrommodat- et n..d1 at the Oaytqn Mallta· , houn, "'aystem" tnven!4r Zrt~n 1~; holldays ..;_ Mr: daughter, Mr and Mrs Mendal nor gueats of hll mother, Mro tho daughter of O.ld WI mal'Tied persona !tiling sepa- mg mcomes up to $0,000 ble plant George Clampelt and fellow g Vernon Per grand· Jordan Relatives calling to Faye Jordon and Mr and Mn and Mary Rust Wlleon. m. rotun•l eon claim I!Ofl Th-. wtll be for unmamed I "Oitr planmng often lo I 1~11 playar Ketlh Jennmaa hit 81lhl ~nd ~~s M 3 and ~~ Mlch· see her recently Included Mra Dorsey Jordan and children She Is surv"ed by ont 1111plua 1ft addlllonal 1100 lor 01ch taxpayen for helld of I house- decade ahead of t1111 con~tr~o- Jlckpoto for a total or $227 sa. drirte:~ Nancy Eldndge Zelia Perry Mr and Mro Ver- were aupper gueoto. A daughter, ler, Mro Lorna Hern. marexe.,ptlon. Thlo, of ooun•, I• hold mamed pmons fllmgl Uon of a Jtven projecl," Mr. The largeet payoll waa ior 1100. "~ 111~~ s Ohl~ Mr and Mrs' non Perry Mr and Mrs A 0 Volmla McCallie and family of ned Guy Shoemaker, w 0 preIn oddltloe to tho ret!Uiar 1600 •oint returns, and two for mar· jH•ggms satd, 'baca111t we ' Thert wa• ono for $35 three~ 1 Frank Den· Jeffers Mr and Mra Arthur iAnn Arbor, Mlcb, telephoned ceded her tn death In 1937i credll for eacb ex1 mptloo. ~IM persons flllnA separllle re- want to be rudy With aU the i tor $25 one for $50, on'e tor n~rroVlCkle Br ~n and 'Kevm, Crabtree, Mr and Mrs Fern grt~etlngs., and Dwame Jordan T"ney were the parentl 0 li11 Thlo m••n• that a hu•band turns For married persons fll. power •nl customer want<, at $10 and the smallest for 'c lu bllB 'andyMr and Mrs Gillogly, Mrs E13le Pe.rry,l\lrs and Monda! Jordan wero call- chtldron Three preceded their and wife wtth flvt dependent tng separale returns one table the lime and at the plaoe he /17 ~0 IJ oh m lsan local Rene Caster and Mr Delbert ers durmg the aweekend parents In death SurviVIII& are chti<!Nn could lake 19011 for wtll u,. the opllonel standard wants It " oMnny 0 un S~rkey • received Perry Eighty • two peraono recolv- Robert Shoemaker of Washing· tbelf mtmmum standard doduo- 1method ol deduction 110 per '"' " c¥,,...... , ~" ,,. ,.I ~s th ~ller brother In-law Mr and Mrs Lewll Smith ed treat from the Sunday mgton, D C' and two daughten lion - $200 plu' lllltl for ea<h <'ent of total Income I the oth j Two are Injured FIVE DAY FORECAST ~~rn Ver~n of New Le~lnglo~ Oleva and Nancy, jmned with School at MI. Union on the Sun· Mrs Lucille Bolt, Freedom, of 1M seven exemption• If their « will u•e the new mmtmum I D 'I t By United PreSI IJiterlll!ttoanl ed ay on Wedneoday Mr other memben of hiS fanuly for day pre£edlng Chnslmas and Pa, and Mrs Robert Corneluo yearly mcome was $71!00 theY ' stand•rd deductton I U eral men Temperoture1 tn Oblo will eass a~ho had been In, the a Chrtslmao celebratton at the speolal gtlta were presented to of Chashtre could olalm only $700 undor l For the hrst three cla'8tflca I HAMILTON, Ohto (UP!) - overage 8·11 degrett obevt :"~nj I Zaneovtlle had been home of his parents, Mr. llld Helena Riggs for aecretarlal Seven grandchildren and !II the optmnal !llomdard dl'lduc- 1tJon!l - tmmarr1ed he lid of a I A Penn!lylvanta Railroad pa~ normal. Repreaentatlvt nor- Irei~~~~ :pd was at' hi• borne Mrs Manford Smith m Lancast-- ~ork, Ha~l Blarkwood, pl&nJiit, r~:reat grandLhtldren also 1\ll'>o tlon method m effect m form. 1hou•ebold and mamed cou- •enger tram deratled tnday at malo: Cltvoland blJb 14, 1011 when hts death occurred. Rei· er Thirty three membl!l's were H E: Starkey, S~p and Mr vtve er years This lillie device will pie ftlmg a joint return, the nearby Colhnovtlle, InJuring the JO, Columba• !8-!2, and Cln- at)ves from thll area who at· present for th<>tr first get-to- and Mrs Cecil Cox, Athent, for Funeral oervlcea will be aave that $7,000 fannly a mm· 1tab le wtl l aull 'llRilralll gtve engineer ano an t~prestman <innall 41 .16 Rising tempore- tended the funeral on Saturday •ether of the entire family '"special aervtces Thursday at 2 p. m ot Mlllert tmum of *''2 on their ,., return Ithem the benefit of tho The Butlar Countv sheriff'• de- tore• Thursday and Frtlla M nd Mrs Eugene Hoi aevoral yean The Mt limon Choir mem- Home for Fuaeralo with tho NDI only big families but lsser of IWO de- partment said all seven cart Cooler witb temperatures ~~U w~e r daDiane Deller Mrs. Friends of Mr and Mrs T bero presented Mrs Mabel Pau- Rev Robert Rider offlclatllli. tracks above aormal over the week· ~ af hanJ Athens ' Mr J Spurlock, who are spendmg ley w1th a gift m apprectallon Burtal will ba In Gravel Hill atudents wtlh after srhool and durtton melhoda ophonHI stand· ' of the tram left the IUINner jobs and young people ard or mmlmdm standord /shortly "efor< 10 am end tbeo warmlna a&aln ear· a~~ ~ro ~~~·Wiaenum' RavenJ- the wmter at Melroae, Fla, re- of her leadership and servtces Cemtery just ttartlng a ftrot Job will us• tNEXT Reporting lnomo I A mall car broke open In ly Dell week. wood W Va Mltl J~y Wise- cetYed news of the birth of a durmg the year Friends may call at the funthis new method to great ad\an- All of tbe valuable lnforma the wreck stewmg mall over Preclpltatlou wUI avorage man' and Mr • end M:ra. H E. daughter to their son and daugh- Perfect attendance for one era I homo after 3 p. m Wed· tage Undtr foist year s lew ttoo contaloed In thl• """"• the tracke Postal author Ill eo about lour-lenllla of a Inch St loc 1 ter-m law Mr and Mrs. Tom- year was awarded with gifts nesday thell ~ounscr people started to "'Cut Your Owo Tax.,," PLUS lr Cmcmnall were nnttfted The 81 showers l"rlday, raip Sat~.:· Dav~d Wiseman wao my Spurlock or Mtamf, Fla by the Sup! H E Slerkey b.. pay an Income tax oiler they addlltonal advice and sample cause of the wreck waa not urduy aad obowen mb:ed with Ia guesl at the home of hls The little miss first child of mg gtven to the followtng ConPLAN ANNUAL DINNE~ ...-ned ., much a• for tax form• are avoUable ID a lmmedtatel) determined Col- ,.ow or onow flurries SUD- I d arenls Mr and Mrs H the young couple, and also a nle Hatfield. Alan ond De a n1 Past Matron• of Jljlclnt C Ill)' ' lllf year The IP64 ,., table sets new U-page book. IIIDSVIIIe " located on ll s 127 doy. r·~.:rke from Sunday until ftrst grandchtl<l for the older Blackwood, Conme and Patsy ter OES, will have ~lr an· the Jtrsl brarktl lor unmarrted To ordor a copy send nam•. about 10 .ntlaa northwest of IWed whtle hti SISter Spurlork• ha• been named Greer, Mr and Mr1. Roger nual dinner al Crow' To1fft pei'JOfla st19011 to $92! wtlh on· addron and 110 reDII to· "Cut hert ,. "' '"" .. ,. !J :•Re:O~ wao a paltent ~Charlene Mtchelle IRtggs and MrB Joe Sayre and and Country Sunday, Janllllry 1y tax due lor totalln<'Ome Your Own T01os" "" litis I :: hoo tlat' Pom~roy Temple Church members held Ttmmy 10, at 1·30 P m Rtservatlolll 10 1 betwoen thooe ftiur•• ThIs new•paper, P. 0. Box 419. Dept Idtvtdcnds are permttted to '"' cetvod by each Is exeluded T~ P attendlnc the 14mlly l thetr annual Chmtmas program Secret pale for the year wert are to be sant to Grella Slmp-Nan oddlhonal 1224 of tax· 1A, Radio City Station, New crue ~•lh )Our msurance com For mslllnc<' U the husband ath:,~ at the Earl Starkey!"" Tuesday evening with a disclosed and the annual &'Il l son president, as soon a• PQSSI• fret Income In 11164 for these York II, N. Y. pames the mterest earned on received $250 In dividendo on l ~ome 0 ~ Chnslmai were Mr ,11ood crowd In attendance. The exchange was tn]oyed. ble them " taxable hl! stock and the wtfe $35 on and Mrs Roy w1selllin, Rav· Speakmg of dtvidends, the stock held m her name their ood w y td Juy so-coiled dt~~d· credited ~ total exclu!ion is $135 One part· ~·:s:U..;. Col~b~s.~nd Mr. your accoun "'7 a Nvtnp an ner's unused exclus10n may not and Mrs. David Wlteman, Jaloan or a credit union are trut be used by the other Re nd E D•vtd u •r ed aa 0rd It t 0 • na nee 1 van "" ' QQ. ....a 1 folio I mary n ores " your There 15 still a second break rtsonvdle Mrs Mary Vlr1JiDI8 By Wa)'11e G. Braadsladt, M.D. drate diet w1thoul the lllle of lives !mm....tate 1 "nr I tax form .. , ,. the accountmg of dlvtdendtiHooltday ·and Dtane, Dexer, 1 Q-My bl"""- sugar tell lak- tnsulm or other drugs. the operation lhey alao kaap Interest earned on your ! After the excluaton hat been and Mrs. Beulah Jones, Ath· 1e1 two hours after breakfast Q-1 am 70 and llava a cy~~o a carefql check to 1M thai your t • bond, IS also reportable You taken, a dlvtdend credtt may ens, were afte.rnoon callers at showed 156, but my urme test tocele Would It be aafe to blood pressure dots nol lall II) lly RAy DE CRANE steerm busm.,, to a rompa may elect to report !be mter be aJl)llled Thll credit lor 11114 the Starkey Mme. Ital<en at tha same t)mt waa h~ve an operabon at my age' sltnck level Tins danltr It Htwt r ll:n rlao Aaon In or ~. 3 Slle•man un dut .,, annually or to Will until return• ,. 2 per oenl Th11 had I Guests for Chnstmas dmner l negaltve for sugar Doe1 thts A-Aitbttlh thoro 11 10me mmlmllfd by avoldlll6 prolong· "Juatpa:.t ..::'. do 1 ~ f~es gambhng wmnm~s hobh~ , :~:n bo:e~t •:: ,~:"~edhe and been 4 per cent In former years al the hofllt of Mr and Mn 1tndtcate diabetes or qot• r11k attached to any operallon ed operpltons m eld:ly ofperon my mrome tax return' • tnrome crease over •he nur~:•• 1 prl: lin 11115 the credit IS ellmtnattd iFern Gtllogly were the follow- A-A blood. IUIBr leal l<lk· on a person at any a~e. the sons My advlce. orlfo":; 4 1 k I . . . .e ' t ly \tng famtly members Mr and chances of survival ar~ con- would be to Pace yourae ' • antwer Is far mono com- lnlerest recrlv•d from ban ' " Dfvtdends rectiVsd from fully en Ire "'" CecU Glllogl •and IODI, er. before breakfalt should he stantly lmpfl!vmg so that now the hand• ot a skllllul 1\lrllfOII than appeors on tho lsavmgs and loan and llie m taxable domeshc corporal!ons Here, then, Is a !IIJllmar)' on Athens Mr and Carl Crab- 60 to 90 and two hours after many PI!I"SOIIS In their 00s can wno has bad experience In optP. and wbole book• have surance compantes have been I llhlS Includes most diVIdends handlmg dtvldends lree of Alban) Mr llld Mro. breakfast 11 shoula not oxcelld be auc~sstull• onerated on. Jtlng on persons who aro oldtr wrllton on the oubJect • btg source ot nonreportod In· recetved from U S 1 ! Dl id nd 1 td b)' b.. ' ' ' • broad senao every dollar come lor many yearo Inter· ' ar U 11 t com:n :• llaadv .;.,.• r:;"~ eel Arthur C'r•bt1'841, Mr and Mrs 120 Smce you had no lQ•ar lr1 Smce repair ol your than 60 1 1 Defeat Ohioans I aue·· ' s; J!da Synd'lCate haS S} • SJ M hines Coach Duke Burson wtll be takmg a 3-3 season record mto l.he fracas H1s boys are 1 3 m tbe league Coach Carl Wolfe of Mtddleport, who as .a Racme .l-llgh flash SIX years ago hardly ever tasted defeat, has taken lumps six hmes m You SIX h1s starts can't get many more bad bounces of the bull than that On comparative scores, can be anybody'• v1ctory Mrs Shoemaker 8.4 Claimed by Death Monday """ton "'" '1 Sh; afg °Woodge;.,. D I I 1 I I k •m Rovals Take • Knicks After Torrid Fight PlUMBING AND HEATING oct/' •In I Cut Your Own Taxes: 3 TV BARGAINS Today's .!Jiedical Report The In('ome t hat Is. Income Taxab] e . General Electric OHers Special T.V. Models At Below Market Price• M!, ';. 1 ~l'lnt='~IJIII"'ese/~u t;":~v~.!;Y t:: i ~::, ~;;:·;~ep~e;;•;:ce~if~~:;:! ~~~f"e'~na'ry'"p~~h• : thltaul:ed~'"to~ a.:i ~•• ·~·· ~~! vT<H~~~!~;~:l·]~:=~ ~~~lo~l;, .~t~rs J~~~ ~~~ .:r~•;.:;hd ~Oil!:"~a.:a~ ~ ";'~;~~·~:~~r he d k e eac en -.r• uown • • -; " •· - David Gtllogly and Mark Oth•' over th' tx)l<!cted ftcurt yo~ I mlt<:tlon YoU may have o•. ••Pdlec'o'm" !:enndto toY""'w.!:"tJ.. '" , •• by law , llran~stadt, 1\1, D., ID ...,. at I to plu~ IhiS hole '" t 1be k elude the first $100 In dividends $1$&, Touble '1141; Dlvttleadler vlattoro durmiJ the hoiiday• are probably mtldly dllboUo AIsur~ery ulary or Walle• to nat- 1hat Is the reoson your an rece tved The full amount of erodlt 1% per ce•t 1$3. at the GUiogly home were Mrl Jilucose • lolltl'anc• IIIII olto~ld Burgoon• nay a great H~al IMs paper. WhUe Dr. Braad. d'~ ·"'it • •-•t·••··• mtliY the starting point In de- and lnsuran<e 'ompames have th d ld d1 m • be port·"' Th •• ~ ;::-:: 1 h0 d So 1 ;;., • tv en u., re "' e •• 1! a ""'-' crou a· Paul Gaston an<l family AI· be made to conhrm lhiJ. Your of attenllon lbe!O days to tladt cannot JlliiWer ""',..,_ ~our ~com~ lor t requ~le T~our eta cunty 1but 1100 per person If thenido galnst the !mal Income tax The bany Mr and Mn Elba Me· diabeteo •1 that II whal your nuuntenance of your balance Jellero be will anowor lilian ow a ut kilo IDdoiurl· odnumb r I ely aref now! rt•qmrl l ducted and only the r(jlllll!nder tal Is computed after addmg Kmght and Sharon Columbus, Itesta sh~w ohould be folrly eaoy of fluids and mlnerllls. Thla ol 4eqeral ialtrelll Ia fut1IN ~ uvln&s a~count mtere11n ema pay- I " IfsubjeCt h. precau!Ion a otoc lnW!'est v • R•venue ) awol oall'"orm tok tax the ••1541 ol laxable d1videnda -• to Iand Mr Fermin ao'rmg, Cl eve- to oontrol 'wtth ~ 1ow • car..,hy. '· t,,. •toe ts JOIDtly - owne4 !ha other Income recelv= land Mro !Jorothy F'1131er T ··":;:~•.o~,.,; feoa, gama realized men" or credits of $10 or mor• \the excluston of a Joint return durl'jt: the yeor I I honed .VO t J,me ' tale of stock or any Olm·&ard tt.. advlu of won- Is $200 Where stock II beld tN IT· ......, Bll Cbs••• Ia ' Galllpolli te •P h '11ni· ~ •--t 1 tat ... • ...... -.. to her parents from er .. property lip• I lfl '• meao I•1 m 1 orm- 1.eparately only )be flrJI f1DO 1'1'· Sick Pay,) awarda, bon- Jrtendo !hot llltereat muot be ly n. Rawl •- n •· Mr and Mro ... nver · 1 more thaD • certaw gur ,..,. You C41n IJtl additional, vtluablo tax help from a and lOll, Fredenck, M· 10 0 Item of lneome ••• , foro It need be ...-port..t All now 64-p•g• llook "C11t Your Own T1xes," available b:n oined wtth h11 :t~~~~~:\ >i_ I!Mtllll~l) oxem)ll from 111 nvln«• oeoount and life !Dour· only through lhia n•wtptptr. y, J o. II and wltoUJ Or Ill Pllrt. hlly lnteHot lo taxablo. Mra. Dally ... w Qll .;4ii1Tt!"~~JII are a..h tblnp 10 If your minor chtldren have The IMook CORtalnt all of !he Information Included ~ peymtala, ua- loavmg• !Uid you have the r1ght In the aoriM "'*'rln1 In thlt lltWitllpllr PLUI beaeftll paid 101to moke depoolto and wtthdraw I m11ch -re. Te oNltr a copy, almply mail tht Wt.lpon 1 111111• (bot tliiiPitmen· als the lnterost ••rned on !Miow, or 1011111 v-ur name, aclclreso allll 50 canto to _.tvoTII. TO ,,.,.••., Of tk•~•!t'• ••plloytnent benefits pald 1tho .. deposita ohoula appear "Cut Your Ow11 Tn:N/' c/o The D11ly S.ntinol, lllltlGI MAtotl 4•111 1 ftllaotd 1111111 on your tu return fl, 0, lox ...,, Deft, A, .... It City Sloliott, Ntw "'"'''" o. owon • • • ...... be1eftll paid b) •I In certain carefully e:~Jtllbhlh.Yerk 19, N, Y. '"bi!JMd ,~,.., .thlrnM• ,.. lalabll1, Ph• IJe.-ied tccounta where the mtnor - ........ - - - - ,..... - - - - - 1 ,.,...,., .., '"• •"'• "'''" ,nv, '" ........, It Po"' lid lnJie~. We ..,.. child 11 the sol• cuotodtan oi l "Cut Ollr Own Tllllt" 01111o , . , . _ Mtn •"1" ,.lei .,.. tu ...Ill of lhf !Undo end the parent may cio The Dilly S...tlnal .,, •·11 " ••"•'"' lft•nt "'' ~ Md4nl Ptl ...alb not make wlthdrawala, the m p O It 4l9 Dt A. '" 11 1 "".,. " .,.""' ""' '"'"'"' .. un .., - " J Itt- ter•t It lolablo only to thai ··dJA ' · C:lt_y ,,..' ,• .,pt. ~...... ef ........ lffltt .... rrti l pn mds, lllltrlll .. mtnor Of course, he hao to New York lf, N. Y, te•IUII (llldl u ._. havt at least t900 In total In· 1 ~ ..,,,..._. ....,.".... boDIII), come (lncludmg tbe miA!resll P I - llntl IOI)IIte ef "Cut Your Oo,ttn ,.. _,..111 • - " ' '"'Ml U. IQI'tflinl need ._ belort ht 11 required to pay o lj T......' /It IOc par ....,, lntleeed It my chMk or ""tntltn ...,, - '"' "''' til JIW lnt!OIDI tal Ill I _ _, . . .r t.r $ Ill j Dtvulendl receive spac1a1 ~,.., 1t1 Hllh H• flert .,. ilomllll'lltment Otvidends on IUe 1 .,....,. ~1ft IWfMt .,.._ 111.tfl ltl mus* be reportld., tips I UlQ'8JU» pol\clea an not &lX """HI• """ .,.. '"""" Mtt: w.U... wallresaes, able Tlloy .,. oonaldered to 11o Clav ~t.... ~,.u... ,.N,. end other ttrV iot a rttum of • portion of your •, • .... .... ..,..... ... ....... ••·:... ;;..;•,•; IP'elllw th,.. ....U for tlellvery) fOf• ... ...._. .......181'P'f lqr OWII ~m,.It. llow<ver' W lila lila ,_ M.at. U· - ; I . 'I ";!•dtvldotnda,, I 1 T' ~~:~~~~~~=:!;~~~t~~~ prl•••· I'""" JHI DAJLY SENTINEL .. G.E. G.E. 11" PORT ABLE TEUVISION 9" PCMlTDlE TElEVISION $158.00 _)liD, . ·- I I 1 ••••.,•• i r.,. ...... f"'' ,.. • •• ' "'" I .. L__ ...,.4 •• 1':'-,...,." ..,,. ..,,,...,.. ,..., _... j;" - '"' "' ....,,. " ,.. I N•• I"' - 7 r ,...._~ _____ __ ._.~ BoHery P.-, $21.00 -" "'1!! ,,. • J·--.,;:;;iiiiliiiii G. E. Notice Open Bowlers Tuesday-Weds. Aftltr'noona SPECIAL RATES Friday Evenlng-Striktl Payoff Saturday Evening-Red, Blue Pins Payoff Na Cortlflcatt1 21" COLOR TV ' S]99•10 Wooden Cabinet end Legt H&R WlthTra0 STORE 'l ' MIDDLEPOlt, :0. up . �• \ -Presi·dent's Talk Ht"t Ho~e lll for Fami·I·Ies In West V• • • Ken l UCAyAppaJ8Chi8 Oak Hill ~a, CABIN CftEI!lK, W Va. f·UPil 1""rkora with tile otflla demand· I ment of bls mmd and skills." •. ts6a SOCJety • NOles and family ol otsego, Mr. and I Mrs. Eddie Young, Pine Grove. 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomet0)'-MJ4dltport, o.• Jan.$, Mrs. Bud Coleman and family 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elson Spencer of Fostoria and Mn. Paul and sona of Racine, Mt, and Ellstern Local W. Va. Mlaa MeCo7 wu lllo 1 Tllomas, Columbua wtre week Mra. Lowell l!IJII and lamlly, COI!leltabt In lbe 1Ulllor Mlsa end &Uestl Ill Mr. llld Mrs. Mn. Martba Mctlroy, <ltbo, llr. llld Mrt. Qearae Powoll Papilll at MI!Miol*t, DJo. 38 •.··~ Charles 8abcock. Kel'llllt and Vel'lll, were.Cilrl!t- and fGilr «!!d1dNn ol Falrborp Mlaa Donna P'ra. ol OM. -A West /lrglnia man thought ed by modem technoloJzy." Baker, 1 Navy vetvall of the Mr. end Mra. Harry Spencer mas dinner guesla Ill Mr. and spent Saturday nl8bl and Sllll- umbos and Mlaa SbareD Frectlhe President should have •aid The Foste"' no•ed the PresJ. · Pacific In World War II, has !It!. Erma Cleland, Mn. Ado o1 Port Clmlon apenl aeverll Mrs. Henry Spencer and Vance. day wllh Mr. and Mrs. L 0. llr ol Gllllpolil llpiM 'ftiUr.. lllor• aoout ois stale when re- uent devoted 1nly a lrw mtnules I bad many jobs. Re baa dellv· Van Meter and Mra. Eolher days with Mr. and Mn. HIIITf Mra. Atl'll Holter ot lluhan McCoy and family. ' day wilb liMit pllDdmotb&r, !erring to Appaiarhla in the at his 50-minute address to aid m-d furniture. worked In on au.. Ridenour of Cheater and Mn. Spencer and Vance and ailo called Ollllrl. Hattie Frederick Mrs. SUllo Windon of Rend- Mrs. 1111')1 R4oed. State of the Union adriress Mon. for the lfl.state Apoalachlan tomobile plant in Detroit and Belen Wolf spent Monday ov• visited Mrs. Hattie Frederick. Wedn~. •:.IIIFrHerlck orson, W. Vl., wa1 a Chrlstmu Mr. and Mrl. NO'-' Mt> day night But a Kentuck1 "'" area includmg \\'est Virgina. has been a houoe pamler. Yet ".'"1 With ~ro. Hattie l"tede- Mrs. Hattie Winner of Athens holiday g\lellt of her brother C.ln. daughlerl, a.,.,., Faith llloul!ht the Pre><tdent was talk· "I gueSB there waA just too , ste"dy work close to home has rtck to audit the Booka ol lhe apent oevoral davs with her and IWJ'IJI.law Mr. and Mn. and AJIIber and Nb, Yaey ... dlredly to him. muct to talk about tonight. COV· oeen a problem. Ooughters of America LOJ!io. granddaughter, • Mrs. Wald DEBllT Harley Koenlg. ' Another lit- Reed wore. Now Y-• oar "He's a good talker, ain't l ering the w~ole world and eY· He realizes there are many Mrs. D. J. McBride and Mrl. Spencer. Mise VIrginia Wright, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Now ter, Miss Ethel Koenig of cUnner .,...ta ol Mr. IIIII Mrt. he?" said ''adv ~ oster. alter leryth!ng in this country," Mrs. people m Appalachia not •• well l'oorman McMillan and dauah- Alhtns vl3iled with her oister, York actor Larry Kert made Pomeroy, joined lhem alsO on Wltllrllll White. Olblr .-11 llstenm ' to the President. "But Fl~ler said, off •• he. Baker knOWI whlllhe ter, Jlllie, or Eaot Liverpool, Mro. Wald Spencer. bll Hollywood ftlm deblll In Saturday, """ Mr. and Mra• .._ m.. 11o didn 't have much to say Down in F,rndale, Ky .. the President is talking about when were overnight guesta of Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bailey and "Synanon," whlob ataro Ed-~ MISs ltll McCoy spent &eV· land and Larry and Mr. aiUI about west Virgin~-o.' hc•rt of pvverty · stcirken Ap- he describea IOIIIo people 11! be- Hattie Ji'rtlderlck. son · were Christmas dinner mond O'Brien 1111d Chuck Con· era! days with her aunt, Mrs. Mrs. Willie Tualler lllld family ,' Fost... , hia wile . Evelyn, and paladoia, Claude Baker hung on mg "trapped In ))Overly." Mr. and Mrs. Done! Babcock Jllleols of her parents, Mr. and nora. Ted WUfoog at West rdlllord, o1 Chesler. ' -· ----tt.1r eitbt ~dren wbo \ivt!d in to every word of tht President'al;-=iiiii;;i;;o;iiiioi,;;;iiiii.i;;;;iiiiiiiii-liii.iiiiiti;iiiiiaiiiii-&aiiii&;.;M;&~;.;;;,;;;;~;;;.,;;;,;i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•a&; lbil contra! West Virginia com- plea for starin~ the country's lllunlty are mong lhe hard· 1 wosperity . pa ud families of Appalachia. Baker, an unemployed father Seated in front of their prized of five children, b poor in pos-- mesns J Copyrl1ht, Th1 Kro,.r Ce., l9S!J / DeUvorecl tt.llh ol•ilr ,,_ tho form to U.S.D.A. lov. lnspetted Baker looked at t~o of h~s d.. ughlers, busy w1lh ~herr ho~•work, wh~n the President sa1d "every_ child _must ~ave the best educat1on th1s nat10n can ~======== • Society Notes Gtll Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Ken. "public schools serving low 111lltet.b Grover and Jay of Porn· rome families." ~ Mr. and Mrs . Gene LamShe has seen how a lack of c lb. school , hAs great falth tn ed· ut:atlon and waA heartened by . the President's proposal for a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourmng program including special aid to 1 ~ an~ family, Mr. and Mrs. training has affected her fam- ' :-:::-:-.:====== W"lk i}} S • yN 1 Sue and Todd of Pomeroy and nual Christmas party Oer. 2~. Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Johnson I A ham supper with all the were aupper guests Christmas trimmmgs was served at 6:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! p. m. A program was presentJueeph Johnmon, Beverly and , ed b)· thr youth chairman, Mrs. ' Kenneth. They also received fl Charles Snavely. A gift expbone call from ~1r. and Mr s. change for adults and treal for Joseph L. Johnson of Orlando. the children was fea tured . The I Fla. next meeting will be Jan. IJ. Mr. and Mrs . Jack E:lam spent ; \1r. and Mrs. Lawrence 1 Christmas holidays with l1is ' Strausba ugh en tertained with I parent~ . \1r. and \1rs . W. A.· a family dinnrr on Christmas. S:lam or Barret.! , W. Va. Thev Mr . and Mn. Ralph White also vlsiled his aunt. Mr -. Cltl and rhildrt>n were dinner guests : fOrd Jones and family at. St. : 01 Mrs . WhitP parents, Mr . and 1 Albans, W Va. ' Mrs. Alva Devault on ChristFay Dunlavy of Co lumbu<> ! mAs Dav. spent Christmas holidav s wit11 Mr~ . Cla1·a Phillips was a Iter daughter, Mt. and ~1r s. · 11uliday ~ut>:-~t of hf'r ~on. 1\t'h on .. George Warner, Mmjie. Rich- and family in Wellston, , 1 1 ard and Gordon. i ~rr . and Mrs. Gharles Croy , Rev. and Mrs. Ray Russ~ll. had as holiday guests their son, I 'ttna Rae of Milton. Ky.. ;\1r. Larry Cra~' anrl wifP of ZanesSild Mrs. Clinton Gi lkey. Karen. ville, Mr . and MnL Keith Mol- iCalby, Tad al Albany, M<. and ihan and Belinda. Mrs. Lena BEEF LIVER • • • • 39' SLICED BACON l ~~. 89c Fresh SAUSAGE l p~~: 7Jc lb. ALL GOOD BRAND Jltuce of Carpenter, Mr. FrankMr . and Mrs. Milford Long liD Russell of Middleport . ~1r. ol Columbus were holiday visti:act Mrs. Guy Russell , Terry itor!-1 of relatives here 14'nn, of Pomeroy, and Mr. cmd . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K<'ck lin. Dale Russeil and famll}' of/ and chi ldren of Newark visited SUPER-RIGHT-OUR FINEST QUALITY hol1 ~ Mrs. Berta Watts of \IIddleport was a guest of her stsler, Mrs. Allie Cahoon during the holidays. Mrs. Maggie Caster was also a gu..t in the home. Floyd Sayre and sister. ,Judy Pawlulask of Columbus, Mrs. Nellie Sayre and Gladys were Sunday gueots of Mr. and Mrs. Cary Strausb•ugh. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Graham 1 of MrArthur called on Mrs. Clara PhilliP", Mro. Wilma .John- Cheryl were Chrisl m,1S . son :~nd Mr~. Clarenee Bell dur~ and arternoon ~ue~i!! of I in~ the holidays. and Mrs. Chrlev D Smlth :\1r an d Mrs. Lawrence Slrw· aid Jo. · !arl .1nd children were New lfr. and Mrs. Jameg Reeves, I VPar ·s guests of \it . and .\1rs. ~ and Linda, and Mr and j James Raines . 1 Ill. Eugene Haning and IU•on- .\1r . and Mrs . Harold Cottrill ' Jean were Chrlstlllas supper 1nnd Mre. James Whett ington i . ~of their parcntl!l, Mr. and recently vlsilfd Mr. and Mrs. clb c lb \ Tuckerman Floyd CottrilL Mrs Ho'A'ar~ Rus5e ll Mr . aftd Mn. Kearnev Ogdin Chrl!tma11 holida~ with were holiday guel!lt8 in the home sons and daughters and ol thrir son-in-law ami d~~~ ~~ ht "fllji!Dlea in Columbu~ . 1 cr, .\1r. and Mrs. Charles Grif· and Mrs. Harley fi1.h , l.,omeroy. ;,:=~ Ta111my ond Cheryl, Mrs Ada Long was a holiday E., .. ) 1 1 I ~~.25c "Fresh Frozen Cube Steaks" lb.39c 10 s!~:~ $1.00 or 24 and family. Long's mother wa" also a guest J . R. Murphy and Ho- dllring the holiday !lf!ASon . ! wve Monda\- visllors of Mr. and Mr!! . Paul Kum. and alltat, M!"s Howard 'M!Oih.'l , .... on.o: were rPCent ji;Ucst " of \1r'i. Patricia. Kunz' ,; parents, Mr. and Mrs . 1 I A and Mrs Roy ~'lltfh, Lin. I Joe ~l.rong. Do:nni"e and \11ke . wer~ ~t•n · • Mr. and .\1rs K.vril I!Pit 5 69c .afternoon vi~itnr~t r 1 11is i rt>CPnt guest11 ol h1s parent~. itill.... Mr . and \1r:;. ChMI€'y Mr . and Mrs . Num Bctz. 1 and Jo. 1 ftev. Donald Cnlhoun wilt / Howard Thom1 and Pat- I speak at the Presby1Prian J'll•sd"y su;mH Churoh al 9 a_ m. each Sunday ,, ...- .:· their daughter. l\k I mom lng_ un• ----Annual production or rash- 81111 Ml'l. John Earnheort mete ift China. Outer Mongolia of Logan and tran i.!. about !. mi llion TuesdaY guesls of .\1r. bounds, according to E:ncyclo- 10 1·qt. 14oz. TOMATO JUICE una roll pi!Ck 89c STATLER MAXWILL HOUIE-20c 01'~ LAIIL 0 Instant Coffee Whole Beets Mushroom Soup 2•o·~.~:· 29c Tea Bags Pork &Beans _ ·:~· 29c Spaghetti ALTMORE 1·1b.1 C OUR OWN ANN PACOE-MACARONI OR .................... - 'i:;s1·07 Facial Tissues Grape Jelly 3 SSe Mayonnaise ---~l•r~~··ssC ANN PAGE ANN PAGE Ill. pkg. APPLE PIE With tho Purcholl 61 Mrs. Harlt!)l T. Johnson. i paedia Britannica. 1 from our complete .. rloty. $5.CJPorMol'tl cen pkt.ol39 Glazed Donuts --- ·~ c I 11:"\uet Whole Peanut Butter -- I•• 69c Tissue ~:~.. _____ 12 roll• '1 Cream Pie~ 3 c••oken . .";~~ 89c i ee Stew -----~4::~ 38c Ice Cream 5 '1 Fruit Mix ____ ___ 4 .!~ '1 :Listerine ________ ~!;::; 59c HCinover • un;, Club Pork & Beans 4 ~::· '1 Shorllel ., lb. can SAVE 20c owes c $ 250·ct. Honey florida Duaoan or Seedless Strawberries Frt1h pt. 'liNE RIP! 3 ,., 99c u. s:~o. 39c EIDIVE -------··-- 111 ESCIROLI ---·- ... 111 H. 1 SIN "A<~'tl.illn'11 ' Delicious Apples_ ... 19c White Potato•• 10 :;.69c wilt. ceioi!MII'l & DUf'dlall M l pi<... Kroror Gelatla ""'· 11'"1 ' ... ,.... ,. ~ '' TOJII Yalu• $taMpe ....... wtth ceupon &. ~a•.., Brown A Sene Rolli bt.•, ,.. Sooll 1•1. Color• Delicious Apples 4 lb.69c Tomatoes lb. agq AIJplet with «1\IIIOn & purcho .. of Krorer White- Brud pta. Temple ORANQU 6_9£ WASHINGTON OOL.DIN 41JG - J, ~.. ef Top Value Stam... * C loaYea ~0-os. Waldorf c HI!ADS WASHINGTON RED T•• Value Sta,.. Top Yalu• Stamp• Top Valu• Stamps 2..... LARCOI! SIZE MORTOM FROZEN 50 ExtnJ Fret 50 Extra Free rolls JAN I PARkllt Candy Bars CUbe 8teak1 bu. l/9/6J KrOtor CRISP- SOLID ICEBURG 29c 10 f•• 39t of Cuh• B&ealra Wlfh tDUpOI'l 3 lbs. Fresb Froaen boxet JANI I'ARICIR-t:INNAMON pk • • Top Value Stamp• Embastly SFrup libcomplld b7 Low Breakfast Rolls I 00 Extra Frte 12-ct. Applesauce ____ _ Eq>irto Jan. 8, 1865 In Coli. Unit Al•i''• Enriched Bread 4 ~:~ 8Sc ~ It tl ............... Cbleken Part• one Jar 3&-oa. Antloeptlc Exclusive of 1te.m1 JANE PARKI!R-Mad1 with luttermllk With C.Upon J, ti•ndt.rde. lelmotll JANE PARKER TOMATO SOUP *''· Fretb or FreRb Frozea Tap Valve...,.._. ICrotor Margarine _____ 6 ;k~;. s1 r,.... fro••• Oran&e Juice 3~::; l&c Krea•r HIINZ a, purrhaN of 50 Extra Free &atmore ANN I'ACI! 1 lprehd •oe•r•tn• to 0. s. de1'~otnn.~hl Take your choice of pork STATLER 1 Larry Barr ot Langs- ti&NhdiJ .. leetlt perk f~Vm 7ou•r, lean ,.n.en. la- $2.19 2 (• UQOil center cut _ ___ lb. Re&ular &Super clftl 14-ol. Sc CLARK OR NI!STLE were at!~~:· To!) Value St•mp1 with ________ lb. chops __ lb. l·lb. 1 Sunday !ventne vi•iiQ(' of: guest in tho home ot her son, : -.lstel\ Mr. and Mrs . John !' Haymond Long and family . Mrs. 1 center Kwick Krisp ___ ______ 2 ~~~ '1°' Serve & Save ______________________ 2 ~•. 89c 1 iib, Fred '" kr- and _________ p..~· 59c 50 Extra FrH PLUS FREE Top Value Stamp• with Coupone 2M fr JM 3 89c APPLE SAUCE ... 4 99c BATHROOM TISSUE A&P BRAND *· 41 Kroger Fraah "Pork Chop Sale" Rib ChopS cu~ 59c Loin Chops ~ 69c 1st Cut 39c llwara AI Kropr: Acomplelellne of Krocer Sliced Blcoa. No finer bacon 11 IRJ prloe. Country Club _______ SEAFOOD VALUES lb. $1.59 Flounder Fillets 5 box 1oqt. ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCI wfsuors of their parents. Mr. : day season. W• rt1arvo the rl111t r. limit ~u•ntltle•. A&P IRAND ALL FLAVORS lb. lb. BREAST LEGS CHUCK ROAST~:_ lb.45c CHUCK STEAK ~~~D-·-~~.43c Fresh Smelts o...... _ ENGLISH ROAST lb. 55c CHUCK STEAK:~: lb. 53c •lt t top'n John ' C F d o 1 e s ...... GROUND CHUCK_ lb. 59c STEWING BEEF~~:·_ ... 69c ANN PAGE 1 _,and 27c Backs ______________ 10c Wings ______________ 19c 2-I·LB. PKOS. 7Sc c1n llrl. Harold Gillogly Vicki and Cra, and Mrs. Mae Duffy. l!lld Mrs. Lineoln Ru"ell. Mr. and Mra. Gary Barnllz l!lld Carol, Mary and Ellen of ~In Reighh were Chrlatmas Illy supper Jllleoto of Iter motl\· tt, Mrs. D. H. Robson and Cl' ster Morris. Mr. D. fl RobtlaD Wit called to Texas by tile dallh of his sister. !lr. llld Mra. Harley T. John.... Mt. and Mrs. Dayle Knapp 1i1t1 Kall of Langsville and Mr. l!lld Mrs. Harley Johnson. Tam· 29c Drumsticks ~----- lb. 49c Thighs _____________ lb. 49o Breasted Fryer oouble lb. 33c CHICKEN PARTS TENDER-SLICED ~~. 3·Legged Fryer Trar Pack lb. I Columbus were Christmas 11ny relatives nere during the Cut-Up All retails In thll ad elfecuve tllru Sat. Jan. Din Gallipolis HI·C FRUIT DRINKS • Breasts ____________ ~~. 49c Whole Legs _______ ... 45o FRESH or FROZEN FRYERS Cecil Gtllogiy and sons of Ath· ily . She puts her hope into the 1111, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Han· of n "program in edu· lb& of Flatwoods, I\tr. and cA lion to rnsu re even AmeriMrt. Ray Johnson of Columbus, can child lhe fullest - developMrl. Byrne Vaughan of Pom· j eroy, Mrs. Joaeph John.<on, Be· -ly and Jerry Van lnwagrn of Bradbury were Christmas Day 1 eSV e and evening visitors of Mr. 1111<1 Mrs. Everett Lambert. l l Mr. and Mrs. Hay Johnson ot OCie 0 es Columbus, Mr. Jerry Van In· ' - - - - - - - - Wilen ol Bradbury, Miss Sue I I Q1Der of Middleport, Mr. and By Clara Phillips Mn. James W. Johnson, Jamie I Wilkes Grange held its an- - - - - lb. S3c - Pork Crown Roast "Fresh or Fresh Frozen Piece Chicken;; BLADE CUT provide." He hopes for a fulure for his children---one far brighter than the sixth grade education he received. !\1rs. Foster. who completed Wolf Pen WITH PURCHASE OF Farm Fresh In the measu'red words of hope He never drew a Nelfare check sttered by the President. in his life and said he doesn't. u ....A new program to de vel- intend tu. region s of our eountry now affering from distress and depression., .doubling t.he war ap.inBt poverty this year ... furtiler efforls to providt o u r Free I 2 lb. Jar Sauer Kraut ywu. televilion set the Fosters drank sessions. But he is cich in pride. ep thsnksto ' Grapefruit lb. bag Lux Toilet Soap _________ 3 :~ Uc Lux Toilet Soap -·----·-- 2 ~~ as. Lifebouy Soap _____________ 2~ 21o Lifebouy Soap _____________2 ~!: 3~ Praise _______ ~ __ ______ 2 ~ 33o Praise _____________ . ----·--· 2:: 3h Final Touah _______ . ________ ••. llo Spry --·-------· . ----2 ~o:·· 87• lvory Seap __________ _ 31oan3le Per1o1allvory 4~oan31c Camay _____ _ .. ______ 3~; ~ Zest -·-·----------···--------- 2 ;a,; 411 .. Lava ··-·------·-·------·--····-- 2 27• Ivory Flakes ......a_._ .... I~ 711 . Ivory Snow ·---~ --··""---···-·- .: ltl ' Dreft ... • be• " ' Min1t1 Mai~ Gn"fruit 2~ lb. =- j_ ,. ' -~·------~-------------- ---- - • • �~ r ' 0 ~ ..... - . -. .I praclor · 6-.DaUy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. \11, 111811 Chiropractor Joilll! who realdts Ia Bill' Local Qinic Staff lmgtun, North Carolina, baa joined the atall o! Taylor PT. PLEASANT - Dr. R. Chiropractic Clinic, Point PleaG. Walker, prominent ~ aant, to aaslllt Dr. Randall A. Taylor who assumes his dulleJ as State Senator next week. · Dr Walker is a native of Burlington, North Carolina. He formerly practiced in Martinsburg. St Albans, West VIrgin· I ia. Dr. Walker graduated from H0Spl"taJI\rI 1eWS I Service Guild Luncheon is Held Tuesday )Jational College of Chiropraetic, Chicago, Illinois in 1922. The West Virginia legislative PT. PLEASANT- The Serv- session begins on January 131h lee (,Ulld of Chr1st Ep!Scopal (· f 'od 1 60 1 th land lasts or a pen o Ch h h ld 't urc e 1 s r~ ar mon - da ·s. ly luncheon and bustness mef't· Tu d t 1 · u mg ' ~~ ay a p. m. m I€ pcmsh ouse. Hostesses for } I Jnd"ICl menl s Returned by R~ 2, Jack80D; Mro. Mabel T: nawha Falls US !ailing; Char- Zimmer up, 1:20 a.m.; - Entered Bosplllll . Those enterln1 &!Jer :o• pttal durmg the past 24 h urs mcluded . he our Mrs. Harry . J. Cong n ' Rt. I, Galhpohs, Mrs. Hoy T. Saunders, Rt. 2 Galhpohs. Law: renee E. Bro~rd,. G:allapoHs, Alfred Burke, ~alhpohs: Mr&. James E. Blackbur~, Rt. I, Ewmglon; David E. Gaul Chester· M". Jack R. Harris Min· · . ' ersville: Dana F. Ftck, Rt. I, Long Bottom: Mrs. John C. . - Loult lesion 2t.t2 tailing; London t~; lana up, 6:40 a.m.1 'Delli dow~ Marmet 2, WJnlield 8. at t a.m. ltaaawlta Rl•• Beaver Boat mOYeiDOILII: down London, f a.m, Jerry • Oblo RIYer - Volkan up 14, Boaworth up Wlnfle~ 2:~ p. 8 25 f.m.; C. V. Ho~ up 15• m.; Thelma Ann doWll, 10:25 a. S:%5 a.m.; St. Marys up II, m.; Solvay down, l :G a.m.; 1 = 1 ~ a.m.; Jordon up 17• t :50 Leland C. Shearer down, 1:311 17 · a.m.; Lueu up, 3:50 a,m.; R. a.m.; BIK!keye State up ~:1~ a.m.: Oleandel' up 23, 6:25 H. Bosworth U, down, 1:46 a. p.m. ; Lewis '!"WD Greenup. 9:10 m. Roae, Ashlsnd, Ky.; Francis E. Unger, Rt. 3, Ironton; ~ Cecil W. NappeP, Hamden; Stanley J8Jilet TorchaJs!ri Wellston: DBn:ell A. Dlulan, Ravenswood: Mill CtcU S. WU· Hamson, Ravenswood; Earle C. Zelle, Bridgeport, W. Va. ; Ru· bin D. Rollins, Cottagesville. Births Mr.. Roy T. Saunders, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, = daughter, 4 a.m.; p.m.; Valvolme: down, 4:56 a. Mrs . Harry J . Coughenour, Rt. ~ · ; Rose G. dow n, 5:40 ·a.m.; \ I Gallipoli• daughter 4:45 a. \larretl Hougland up 7:50a.m.; WRENCH TECHNIQUE .;, . Mrs J~ck R Ha;rlll Min· !effboat down Meldahl 4:45 NEW YORK (UPI) ~Handy. ., . . . ' p m · Charles K. down 5·25 p ~an don1 struggle try•- to ersvllle son 5·51 am · ·· · · .,.. • wa ' oiscbar ed ' m.; Nol1hem down, 7:30 p.m.; adjust a wrench in 1 cramped g Little George down 8 · 25 ,. m · or hard-to-see location A tool Henry Miller Clarence Clark ' · •· " · Vroman , Middleport; J~es Mrs . Cecil onion, Mrs. Walton Swart, Rt. 1, Racme; Rizer Mr . , L. F1eore down. 9:05 p.m.: Val- company (Crescent) e:uuest.J ley Voyager down 12:10 a.m.; imt.ead that you preset an ad- Va lerie Jo LewiS. Middleport; Mrs Stan!:· B~l Ed ar Sporn down, 12:3& a.m.; Polly )Ustable wrench on apare wt:'rt' )1rs. Milton Miller, Mrs. c. Artl.mr Morartty, Syracuse; Mrs . Calv;! Saun,dersg Crane down, 12:30 a.m.; H. E . nut of the slze you will be workWylie Minton and Mrs Gail 'I L 1 1 Be t Rt 1 Ches · u• • Faires. The luncheon Lab les rs. I a . n z, . ' - Triplett Mrs Albert Bo·.'!·le:s down 4: 25 a.m. ing on. New wrenches are avail· ter; Frank B. Thompson, New M• Do. aid B 11 M Gallipolis dam Qrleanian able with scale markings on tho were def'orated with poinsettias u_ K th R . Rt son, rs. n e , r s. . k and candles. ru~ven ; enne 0 . o11 ms, . Joseph Cantrell Charlotte up 6:45 p.m.; Reliable up 8:30 jaws and a simple spring 1oc Durin~ the business session, 2, Letart; Lloyd L. Bar~on, Pl. Imboden, Robe;t C. Stewart, p.m.: National down, 10:40 p. which holds a precise aettlng Pleasa.nt; Mrs. Otho ()rego.ry, Jr., Teresa Tol~·t, Beth m.; Esao W. Va up 1l:IS p.m.; as long as desired. Mrs. Harold Somerville. presid 11H G M Ill ~ I r"~~;._=-~~.;_;;._~-._;"-===-==-, df'nt. pre~ideu Announcement POINT PLE:\SANT- 'Mlree 1Ra c ; regory A. u ns, erham, Paul B. Roush, Mrs. JI was made of the Corporate indictments were returned aDoris Rudy , Mrs. John Communion ot the Women or gair1st four persons Tuesday property and personal proper. Jame! Bailes, Clayton Russell, the Church to be held Feb. 2 morning by the Mason County ty therein. The indictment was Mrs. Charles .Meadows a beginnmg with communion fol- Circuit Grand jury, one felony the result of property destruc- dau~hter; Mrs. Luther White ll Construction Grado Lumbor: lowed by a potluck dinner at i and two misdemeanors. tion at the Thompson tavern and daughter; Mrs. 2x4'a, 2x6'a, 2x8's ond other framing moterlals. 5 .i~ p. m. \1om>y making pro- The felony indictment was on the Ashton·Upton road. Bing and son; Mrs. Chock our price _ ~ I ject:-; were discussed by tht> returned agamst Robert E. The other misdemeanor in~ McCullough and son. \ group. Spears, Jr., Point Pleasant, ror dictment was returned against ._...;:;::;::;::;::;__ _ Also REAL SAVINGS on roofii', flooring, Olh•>rs attend ing wt"re Mrs. feloniou s stealing. It stems from Duke N. E. Mtller for poiises- • the luncheon ~ iDSii'S~iEiNS auP.R MA Corner Se,ond & Mill St. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • can IHOWIOAT c PORK & BEANS Grand Jury All Varletlea Carload Discount Prices Berne Wooten Dies at Home IHH ·' '""'""' lo he Topic· for· Pru ~ram River news or llomer Martin, Juliet Smith, i the theft two bucket seats sion of stolen property. Other PU:ASANT .~ pro- \1rs \Villiam Meade , }1rs. D. I from a vehicle owned by Land- action or the court Tuesday ' gram t'lllillel' ··The 11,\H \1u- N Connors, Mrs . S. C. Wi!- is Absten valued at $150. was the dismissal of the civil St'um·· 11111 be prt>senkd by ht>lm, :\1rs. W. S. Hyre, Mrs. I Thomas Kauffer and Joe Hen- action styled The W. T. Raw- Gauge reedings.\'lr~ . H' I\ a~ PrnHiH ;1t the I Tom \\'alters. Mrs . J. 0 More- i ry Milton Rt. 1 were indicted leigh Company vs. H. J . Erie- dam 17.8; 27.8 running 76 f'nd;Jv nwt·l~rlg ol tlw Co lonel 1 land. \frs . Henry Watson, the . on a joint misdemeanor indict- wine, Laura Mae Johnson and Pt. Pleasant 26.87 Pomeroy i Ch:nh·s I.l'll t'-' ( 'hapter ol the 1 Rev. Charles Pitzer. ' ment for destruction of rea l Leo Sayre. 26.67; Hinton 2.19 falling; ! PT. PLEA:'iA\'T R~·r·nt' D;w(.: hl~·r:-. u1 Hw Amtrwan Re- I Wooten. 59. Pt P\rasant. \It 1, l'tl lllllun to IJ, lwhJ m tlw Apdied unexpertedly .\1ond<i.'¥ n1ghl p:rlal'lr1:1n auditonum at:; p. m. 1 at his home \1r·-; Pn !!111 will shr1w slides He was born Sepl ~ . ii!Of1 in w1th n;,naiHn on the DAH Bladenhurg, Ohio. a srm of the mu~(·um 111 Wasl11ng1on. [)_ C late Frank and Lu1·inda Krmp H o~lt'~~t'S Will be \1rs . Ch;1r!rs Wooten. Pr11H11t :'\lr<; .Jnhn S:I.ITI' \1rs ' Wooten was a wt'lder nt the Carl C t;ardner . .Yir'i ~:lmer FALL AND WINTER ArmMarietta Manufal'turi n.'i Com- L•IV.:'! . .\11~s B!an ch r <.;lmn~ . \1rs F: \dridg1' Snllf'r ilnd pany for 35 yNlrs. t-IP IHIS n STYLES BUDGET member ot the .\1in1 urr Lodgt:> ,\1rs 0 ll l'ardrr . No . 19. AF'&A\1: Sl'o!lisll Hi re Lodge of CiKlrleston , f()OF Plt·u~aul V;dlt·y lluspilal Lodge , PI PIPnscmt: RoilerOne large group o! Ladies Betn.akers Loro 610 and Krebs ·\llVIITTEIJ Heh<•<·•·a Simpter Fall Dresses. Values to $6.95. Chapel EUB Churf'h k •ns. 1-'1 Ple<Js<Jnt: \lrs . DonOut they go. Jr., Missey and Half Surv iv ing are h1s wilt'. Gar- aid .Jilmes. CI1Jton, \lrs Kl'n· Sizes. nett Kearns Wootew mw dn ugh. nt•th HJ§rif'~· . Bidwt"!l: .\lrs. ter, Mrs. Erma \lartln. Poinl (~t·or·ge Dahn1'y , Cal11 po!is FerSPECIAL SALE GROUP Pleasan1: thrf't' sons. \.t•orgr . r·y: ll;l\'ld H<'n·. V 1nton. Vtk ki Indoor-Outdoor Pt Pleasan t Route 1, H1·rvm .•Jones. PI Pleasant: \lr ~_ Loi~ ltl home. Rnd Will1am ol lhe U ~h 11 m . l.t'!lrl S. Navy aboard the V!·S:-;t•l EnDI~('IJAHLED - \!r·,. . Vl;wk terprise: lwv ~ i s ters . \rfrs For· BmiPr . Pt Plt·a.~a•;l. Bt•rnard Indoor or outdoor s, ail e~t Hoffman. H('ndcrsiln. <lnd Lamp. Pt P\Pasanr , .Ja nw" Carmetal. Reg. 1.39 value Mrs. Nolan S(lxlnn, Jamt'stown. re11, l' t I'IP.~sanL Billie Carrf'tt Lable . See these patio MEN'S WARM LINED WINTER Ohio : two brol,,er~. Df'wf'v and Pt. Plt'a";ml : \1 ildrt>d Woomand save. Jof. Woolrn . both ot Up uPr er. PI Plt'<L~cmt ..\1rs Edward Discount Price Sandusky , Ohio; and f1ve t\mna1nl. Applf' (;rovt:' gr:mrkhildren RJHTJlS .\1 r ti ll( Mr<; Funeral service will he ('on- Cf'iliTt ' Dnlmf'.\·, •;:J ili pr'!is i"t~r­ dueted 2 p. m Thur';day m the f!. <J d:uw:hler. Crow - Hus~e!l ~·unrr a! HmnP .\lr nnd \I rs. nonu Jd .J::tll1(''i, Rag. $2.99 Value V;ilues to $11.9!i in this Friend~ mav ca ll at tlw tunernl ('llftnn a ddtlgiHt·r. )o!roup of , 1 \lens Bl'llt·r Jar· home. Gra~esidr service will .\1r . ;md \lr~. t\~>nn1•lh lfigll'v. kt·ts. Heducf'd for quick ,. ... ~~~ ,held by the Masoni (· Lorlgf' Bidwell. a daugl11rr · Re.g. $2.99 value Girls or Boys Sweat s<J ic Slwp !'arly . Shirts. All Famuus University names and other school. Asst. colors. I PT lUND CIUM CHEESE 'pk·Otr.•• iiiiiiiii JACKETS Maxwell Bouse Sizes 8 to 16 4-roll pkg. 00 $ SHOPPER'S BEST DEAU AROUND Discount Price $1.88 ea . PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS ea ANYWHERE AT ... METROPOLITAN MOTORS 39c ... REG. $1.00 VALUE FAMOUS CELEBRITY LADIES' FALL & WINTER COTTON BRAS COATS SEE EM NOW! OHIO 87~. 1961 Rambler Cust 4 dr. 1960 Rambler 2 dr. MEN'S 5 BKL. HEAVY WORK ARCTIC American Auto. Trans. R&ll, Tc.p Shape Mens heavy duty 5 bkl , Work Arctic. Reg. $7 .ua value. Now new low prica Sizes 6 to 12. 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Door Sedan $6.7~ pa1r Blue, overdrive, R&ll. nice and clean 'METROPOLITAN MOTORS One large table of Uetter Toiletries. Valuea to 39c in this group. Stock up now MENS HEAVY RED SOLE RUBBER WORK ARaiCS Phone WY 2-387P Save now at theM new low prte-es on Men1 and Boy1 Rubber Footwear. Pomeroy Vil • Ue. Slock 8 8.~ ' 2-lb. pkg. Dlacount ... CHUCK ROAST 75c $wlft'o lr.,.)lflold-U. S. Government lnop•ct•d Longhorn Cheese ' Better I>, lll'oup ot Value, to Print. Wide . Fast 49e 1d, 118'; e., SWING TOP ••lor, PLASTIC TRASH CONTAINERS _J7,~· with 1h.... Reg. $2.59 Swing Top Platltle Trash Containers. Asst. colOJ'I. Stock up now. 121/z-o,, pkg. DISCOUNT PRICE 19~. 6 ~~~ 99c ... Chef29cBoy-Ar-Dee PIZZA ~2-oL 49c wl-. ~·.s• 59c !31;1,•• . Pkt: · pkc. ·~ 1 , .. Nch ( ' fresh, Crisp '' 54 Inch Silicone Treated Ironing Bo1rd ., lb. Wtth 1h" ca~pan and Pllrck•M ... 3-tb. ~:~kra S. G"v'l. ln•p.O.d flu<nlu o,;.,-u U. S. Cov't. ln1pected Pad & Cover Sets c 5B4 Inch Silicone Trea;ed lronl oard Pad and Co ng Reg. 79c value, new low pri::'· Discount Price 5-qt. lug .,.' ''., . .• . __...... ..... :::.;;., .;/·"!.. ...., .~ Set., jp.,, 9th, ,,., EVANS lb.99C Wilh ltli1 flluocn and P"rchcn• of1 I'~ IIJ r>h . - 10 5taak• to Pko EVANS AT ANT Mi Choice • Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. ln•pectod STANDING RIB 2 49C ROAST 7-lnch Cut ae.oz. Loave• MA c 1-L~. Cllli,JlMY, WfiiTE hood 33C HE4LTN a IIE:AUTY - - - j;Ri$N • TiNDER SAVE 52c KALE . With Stain!"' pq. $ Ctna. lb. 19c IMt! Injector llad" SAVI 57c MILJ;L . 3 29c YELLOW ONIONS lb. boa Wit~ Wlt~ Bla CHIE, · J-Ib. JEAIUT BOnER Jar Double.Edge Bladu UVt ~ l~ru AT ANY CAULIFLOWER ICEBERG ' CUIID liif iTiAK5 Nnw Brown 'n Serve BREAD FRESH •.• FRESHER ••• $1.57 EVANS n.,<Ja Chip- ll 8 G~,·,. lno~t~d CUBED IEIF ST!AKI No"" lhr\1 iPI . lqf! . 91h, 196J btle EVANI BREAD INHOT 15 MINUTES ...... . . l•on & lady. •hrv ~ul, Jgn , 91h, 196! .. , ANT c 12-ct. Of fr~•h ~och day-~lro N~..,. POTATO ROLLS Minute Maid Orange Delight o.• 1vge PRINTS G•,..und katie Evons '!:z. 650 3 ~~~ ,· ggc DISCOUNT PRICI 3 IL, GROUND Biif OR GROUND CMUCII btle EVANS FINE BAKED FOODS Minute Maid Orange Juice 22x68 size non skid back. Ret $2.00 value. Asst. colors. New low Discount Price. With !hit CO<JPO" Gnd putt:ho .. .,f, c RUMP ROAST -~~ROtEN FOOO~-"-" RUNNERS 10Squ1 . . Swift 's Premium lane leas 49c lb. ~ J.~ GREEN STAMPS Boneless Rolled &1ied MINUTE STEAKS a.. 99c \ Price I!DII~ FOI ROAST SALE Swift'a P... mlum U. S. Gov't. Inspect... ,BOLOGNA clear. Shop early and Save. $J.OO TOILETRIES 4 BUCKLE ARCTICS BOYS SIZES 3 to 6 NOW ONLY $1.99 MENS DRESS STYLES- 6 to 12 ·NOW $2.64 "YOUR RAMBLER DEALER" F'atl'!ous Hat!.~. Sn • Mu·t Qunt lleg_ ~ 19owy Whit,. JUMBO SIZE "VI.JON" CLEARANCE! MEN'S & BOYS' ALL RUBBER S!a. Wagon, Auto. R&H. all good tires BArrs Mt . U, S. Gov't. Inspected Cottone.... DISCOUNT PRICE lb. ; 39c Swift'o Toppy l~an~ Va1ues to $3.99. X..dies Fall & Winter Sweater!. Repriced and regrouped to 8hr96 Mt • Cott0 • M•st " Ouilt and HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDSo1sc~N~o~ICEJ Reg. 89c Macleans Tooth Paste 63c Reg. $1.19 Dristan Nasal Spray 79c Glance Hair Spray .. · · · · · · · ........ 59c 59o 59c lb. ; SLicED -nACON 11ack 22x68 SIZE NON-SKID FANCY VISCOSE LOOP RUG DISCOUNT PRICE Sta . Wag. Onl' loc <.ll owner . Overdrive, R&H 6 cyl. Clean ~ronnm\. c;1r ' see it 1,,.., -lb. Slipovon 0 P now. .00 Reg, 4.00 value. Full size Bed Spreads. Asst. colors, washable, Stock up now at this low price. Auto . Trans. Il&H. Clean and nice 5 Qt. Jug Premlum-U. S. Gov't. Inspeeted Cardigans and priced for quick sale. Shop early. BED SPREADS POMEROY SWEATERS Ladies Better Winter Coats. All regrouped FULL SIZE HOBNAIL 1961 Corvair 700 Sta. Wag. $19.88 c &·oz. • Jllf · Swift.. Toppy - u. r. ~!. tn"'~ed~ LADIES' BULKY KNIT VALUES TO $19.88 Values to Chicken Breasts Chicken Legs STORE DRESS & CASUAL STYLES DISCOUNT PRICE caa U. ' · GoYernment~lnlfJ•cted ••. Reg . $1.00 value Famous Celebrity Bra.~ 30A to 400. While only, Asst. styles. Low-low discount price. c 3-lb. Swift'a Premium Tendllf OrowR 77~. .00 2h off label 1ach SWEAT SHIRTS $ c Discount Price ••• ZIPPER JACKETS MAGIC BLEACH COFFEE Values to $7 .95. Boy1 Winter Jackets . Priced to clear. Out they go. Broken sizes, top quality at a low price . 5· c 8-oz. box ' BOY'S WARM LINED BETTER WINTER AT THE PATIO TABLE Cake Mix PH/lAillPH/11 MASON, W. VA. SP 3-5554 DRESSES .oo 5 Frosting & STUINED HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAL'S CO. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT $ JIFFY Be~eh-Nut siding, paints and plyw~ - I Monday Night c No. 500 Dry Pack . fit illlttl" _.., 1 Dial I•Jec•~ Iaior .,., All , • I,~ tl j '_.,,,, ·h. '""I I• • .~ ' .•,- ,., ' '.7 >·ill ..., " .' .. �- .. ' ~yracuse Clifton Society Notes m.111 ll'ld chllclren, Bobby .......... .. IIIII I -Dally_ ~n!n_el , Pomeroy-Middlei!Ort, 0:, Ja11. -t, 18811 Beth of Marton, Ill., Ted Rile)' Jr. lllld chilciNa Joy<e · ·a ·n d tmprovM u nported. I Jobn Pat of Middleport Mr. and Mre. Ever1 ·IJIIil- II()ID'I! NEXT ' • \ ding were weeltOnd ..1\leata of HOLLYWOOD (UPI~ . - Steve Mr. and Mn. Joe Riley and Boyd next wUI be seen as a ~ 8p4 J nmes Hobert Wh itt' of M th·••·t ell ch i Mr. and Mrs. Bill WllllaDII L. s. ~ Service agent In Th e Cl ·n 1 on e uwa ur and Judy , tt v ·· acience~ Hood Tt-xa s. ;:~rnvf'd on 1 had at Sunda School Sunday · ' Fetas c oya&e, • ) ' Mr. and Mia . Eddie Varian ftet1on thriller. Pee. 21 . tr,r a IS day furlough Jan. ~ an attendance of 148 • received word of Mn. Varian'• --With hi ~ motht'r \ 1rs A~es 1 18 collectiOn $36 · grandfather's death In Locan, REAL VET ~h.e. i::Hld uncle . Richard Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pow- W Va ·HOLI.YWOOD (UP!) _ Wll· ION REQUEST) ~~kw onh o.md l)ther r!:'IAiiV E"s ell had as guest• recently Mr. Staniord and Ben ~urns, CoBeaudlne haa been actiVe i(rid friend ~ and Mrs . Rome Powell of HWJ.. lwnbus,. Ohio, were weekend I'""'""" than any dltector In Hoi..l1r and .\lr ~ An hi e llngton, W. Va. guests of their mother, Mrs. lywond, iolni< aU lbe way back sptmr Chn <>trnas w11 h ht>r Mr. and Mrs. Byroo Van VIolet Bul'l)l! and f•mlly . 1914. ttrJ \1rs Rr)b t" rl lldlf lt"ld of , Meter spent the Christmas "olMr. and Mrs. Harley Powch~lesto n W \"a idays with their children •nd ell Jr ~ famlly ol. Nitro 'Mle Sahara was nol always WY 2·5421 POMIROY ~ Mr . and \l r!' K.nht:'r1 P t.~r kt•r Hl'SMAN'S UOLIDAY-The driver of this buo at Quang Ngal, SOuth VietNam, had a ~ Fredf'nrk. \ld . SJwn t the brief holiday a··ter a typhoon washed out the bridge over whlch the bus ord.Lnarily enss :1 grandchildren in St. Albans •nd were SlllldaY vlstton -of thek ••::w~ast~ela~nd~·_ _.:__ _ __:,""''""'"""""'""'""'""'""'"""""".Cabln Creek, W. Va. parents, Mr. lllld Mrs. Harley _ ChrJstma~ '>~-+'t'kt>nd wr th his the riv er. The vehicle became a ferry boat wheo it made the crossing lashed atop Wo Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr Powell pi~Nm t~ \1 r ~n r.J \1rs tltr!Jt>rt ·~ am pans. had as Christmas dinner guests Mrs · Ted }Uiey Sr attended hrk er . HuwartJ 1\av and Nan~ their daughter, ·Mr. and Mrs the christma. play at the Bopcy ~ and her p:m•nt s. Mr and \1illard DuekwiJrth of Hunting- Tom Darst of Akron . who was Mrs. Carr ie Sinclair was the William D. Lee and children, ttst churcb 1n Middleport where Mrs. Ja· ;tf' s H1 1ilon .\ imers- lon. w. V<~ _ srwnt Sund a.v with visiting in .\1iddleport. New Ye~r's day guf'st of her Michael. Rusty, Kenneth, Lori, her grandchildren John Pat .Uie, R IJ tllt'l r siste 1, .\Irs. Agnc-:o White Howard Kay Parker, attend· son anP daughter·in·law, Mr. and Lois Ann of Dexter City, and Joyee ·Riley h~d 8 part. '.fr. ond .\!r· , l·:iirl r·u~ter and brotlwr . Hichard Duck- ing \ol~.uietta co11 ege, ·s pent a ~nd M rs. Ernest Thei ss and Ohio. Other callers were Mr . Mr. Ray Fox was returned ~e Chnstmas W''~"'k,·rH.~ guf'sfs worth two weeks' vacation with his children of Groveport. She was and Mrs. Patrick Riley of Mas- to h!s home from Holzor of· hts motliPl . \ lr :-, Etl<l Cust- Fave Brown of h<~s 11 1· and Mrs. He rbert accompant'ed home by the on. Mr. and Mr.. Robert Moss- pital and Is Improved. ling1on. paren t s. ~'1 ~ r. er, Springllt-ld D. ;5 spent a 11:.1·f'n! week end Ptu ker and Nancy. Theiss fami ly Rnd her dau).!ht· Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley .) Mr . and \-lr ~ \lorris Harden -., Ro A Th f r•. j 8nd Don Wt>rt• guest~ 01 thei r w1th her brother and s1ster-in- Mr. and Mr!l. Thomas Quick 1~r, b se nn eiss, o Wspent last Saturday and and 30n and Mrs. Jenkins' sislaw, Mr . and Mr' S . F'red Jenk- and Sharon Sue Cottrill of Col- 't urn us who spent the weekend BOn ~nd da11ghlf'r-in-law, Mr . h ter and brother in Columbus. day with the Lee family ot and . ·::; H•Jhert R ilardf'n and ms Sr. and family anJ other rei - , umbus. Mrs. Don Cottrill and 1 ere. Bill Hyseli, , 'Mr. and Mrs. ter City, Ohio. cbildrt!n or ~orfo lk . V2. over al,ves. . . . i Craig and Bruce were Sunday Mrs. Agnes White and son, Gene Mills and famUy of ColFolks In Holzer Hos~~~:~ ~ the Christmas wet•kend .\1r. and M_r"· . Ro~~ l fho ma_s ~uesl s of Mr. and Mrs. James James Robert, visited Monday umbus were here ~or ChristmAs this writing are Mrs. Ric.ksr<l,J · Mr . Wil li: un (Rlll 1 E~·non of s~ent the. Ch. n stm_ns I_JUIJda~ s S. Qtu<;k ·. Afle~oon callers Were I wilh Mr and Mrs. Harold Mc- with their parents, Mr. and Young, Mrs. Ella J(ennewi rk, W<:~sh . , spent two wt_th \1 r. <:~ nd ~rs . H.a ~ muml Mrs (lOJdon \\est, De_bra, Rhon- Comas and sons" of Ravens- Mrs. Charles Hysell and grand· Mr. , Lloyd Williams. All weeks here with his mo:her 1\1tller a11d ta~1l~ and ~lr . da _dnd ~ohn: of Rac1~e . · wood , W. Vll . mother. Mrs. May Cowie. hHt tllll HELP AT TAX TIME IIEilP.U Of liME- Glum- lATE IINI and ~tep-father. Mr. i:lnd Mrs. Hnd Mr s. Paul fhnmns uJ Col- . JJm Bd l Otler who IS attend· Miss Rhonda Hysell of Mid- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Summer· In( 11."1l11l•n st.. l 4;1541 tllat ani clttt tt 1 1tanc•. Wdtto 1 1.~1 g_ Warren Wllscm Collge · at dleport spent Thursda}' with field , Mr. J. E. Pitts of Mur Chatles Blake , grandparents, urnbu s, . tens you time .ncl datt at proof•, Mlf-wln<llftl. tmart(f siJr.G combination link d 1 lllntt. waterproof•, nil· ,ll,.niiOII bind. AU alii~ Mr. and Mrs. J~ck Duffy and , Mr . and :>lrs. WJII!s Lc.admg- S\v.1nnanoa. N. c_., w~s here Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McBride. rysvii ie, Pa., Mrs. Edna Sumwlndlnl. ,w,., tecond haM. For expert tax advice, atnl. 11 jewell. other relati\·es <~nd rriends . ham and daughters, Connu.>, for the hol!dnys Wl.th QlS_mot~- Mrs, Harley E. Johnson and merfield, and Mr. Rexal Sum11 jeWtll. order your copy of Ml:iS Hose Ann Theiss, em- I Barbara . o:m . ? Rose_M<tr_Je. were' er, Anna Gr<:~t"e Oll er, ~d hl.s daughter.>:, Tammy and Cheryl, merfi eld of near Chester wcn:See Our E;denoive Collection of BULOYA Watchea ployed in Columbus , spe nt the weekt>nd vtsJtors wJth hts moth- gnmdmot her, Mary M. Dtddle. of Wolf Pen were guests of her Saturday evening guests of Mr. from $24.76 wee· ·nd with her mother. "1n;. er. Mrs. Hess Le<tdmgham of Douglas Enoch and _Robe~t mothe-r , Mrs. Ada Slack rec~nl- and Mrs. Herbert Parker and · Carrif' Sinclair. ~outh \Ve bstP r S.dvester who attend OhiO Um- ly family . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth Mr. and :Vlrs. Denzil Parson!!. ver.~ it .v <tt. Athen~. spent the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard Paul and Brenda Nollege of 1 of Coshocton, Mr and ~rs . of Vt•ra He:ll"h, Fla., spent a hulldc1y ~ w1t.h their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hub- Mason, W._ Va ., called on Mrs. I Tttis 64-pago bool< <lotails tho - -______ week lwre with her parents, and ~r.s. f< reeman Enoch and bard .'lnd son visited Mrs. HarAgnes Whtle and family on a now tax I.-tolls you wflat \1r . and .\lr~ . Alva Cross. Oth- · Mr and Mrs. Arthur Sylves- old Patterson I Nancy Hubbani) Tuesday evemng. d bo f · l·r Chri~t r lliiS Dar guesl::. w~e,re ter <:~nd Pam . . . I and new. born son at a Ripley Mr . and Mrs. Jack Weese ot rou ftM to kao, a ~t lh~J sun and daugh~t>r·_i_n - l aw, :~ r., M1~s Steph~me ~ Wmebrenner, l Hospital New Year's Day. Parma Heights visited his par· IY••r 1964 retum. It • noiland Mrs. Virgtl. Cross 1:1m.l ho 1s attendmg Columbus Bus- I Mr and M F d J k' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. lablo throug• this II~JIGPir . d ht II kI . • n . re en ms daughters ot Vmton, aug .er mess Co ege, !!pent a wee Sr spent a couple of da 'th Weese. for SOc. · and son-ill-law, \1r. and Mrs. : with her parenL~. Mr. and Mrs. ! · and Mrs Gene ~s ;~ -Ada Slack l Pat Patterson t~nd children , Bi!! Winebrenner, Kallly and 1·•..--.._....,=·--=i.Oiiiiiiieiiiiniiiiliiiiniiis======iiiiiiii.Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii daught er <:~nd .son-in -law , Mr. Steve. ,1 and Mrs. F:ber Pi ckens a nd chi!Mr. and .\1rs. Herbert Park~ dren lo<"al. and Mrs. Margaret er. Howard Kay and Nancv. Pars~n s Hutland . and ~1r and Mrs. Robert Park-~ Miss Fnl z11' S<·hwarz of Ma- er were Chnstma!! Day guests son. W. Va., spent Christmas I of Mrs. Edna Summerfield of with ~1rs . Agnes White a n d 1 ncar Chester. -;:;::::;:;::~ H.ichard Duckworth. They also ' Mr . and Mrs. Carl Gordon of I visited wtth Hcul ah Wf1ite, Mr. Colum bus spent a day recently . nnd Mrs. Chade:o; While and with her mother. Mrs. May I -~ daughter. Texanna, Mr. and Cowie and sister, Mrs. Char· ' Society Notes ~ 2.-Hour DRY QEANING SERVI,CE Rob.lnSon'S CLEANERS I 1 11. 1 I I I. wt__m(QI 'taXeS _......- w. Pastor Boone Is Speaker for Church Service I ,") acr · .; -:· . "f~r he<~rl ~ ~, " "" ~- ~ · J ~ ~ ~... rts. out ou• ::J~~·toh:a:~;·:;:.~ :- ,~ ~~·: · ~,~e~~=::~rs~ -•~· us r e ' P ~~~ L '~''= c'·•ro., 1~1 ,-ou a1 wa 1s ;.alltCOllv Ia: r •.Jur '"' r,uwln,>'\rll , GROVER'S STUDIO ''ProfessiiJnal WY 2-2475 POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Tom Mank in, and Jeffrey Darst uf Middleport, and Mrs. · Hysell \1r aml Mrs. John K~h ler and chi ldren of Sugar Creek, I Mr. and Mrs Gene J enkins and son of Col umbus. Mr . a nd \frs. 1Lcmnr Je1rkin:.:; of Pomeroy, Mr I ad ~irs. f>'recl Jenkins, Jr. and family of Apple Grove ~pe nt Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. F'red Jenkins Sr. and Mike and l.ary. Mr. and Mrs . Pear l McBride and Mr. David Mills were the 1.-----------'iiiiii=iiiiii=-..,1 Headquarters For PROVINCETOWN MAPLE BAKER FURN I J URE Middleport, O. Offer Good At Duttons Only With Coupon Belowl I ~====~~~~~, "FREE" LADIES BIRTHDAY ALMANAC CANADAY Our Nationally Advertised 250 IN BOTTLE - - - 39c · Sc Candy Bars & Chewing Gum ROLLER'S . 10 lor 29c SALE! PHILLIPS LANOLIN PLUS MILK MAGNESIA HAIR SPRAY REG. 99c ASPIRIN Available· At With This Coupan Hurry! Only 50 Almonaca Loft AT CHAPMAN· 65c CALENDARS and ALMANACS I' 1Christmas Day guests of Mr. · and Mrs. Robert Hysell and I family of Middleport. · uw.~ ·· ·. - 49 c REG. 69c --4 3 LYSO.L • t\aitl e St11a -.N ~\\tet eGt~'8 ELECTRIC Dultons & Rollers REG. $3.50 _ YOUR CREDIT BUSINESS 6.88 8.88 FLATS--FLATS REGULAR 7.00 VALUES 3.88--4.88 Special 31c •, Bobby V:intcm. Plitricia Mar· row. ' SUN., MONy TUIS. $4,15 JAN, 10.11·12 CREME FORMULA $1.49 WATCH .96[· COLD TABLETS CASH BUSINESS ty Wild. "$URI' I'AlTV" MIDDLEP9RT · MISS CLAIROL 4-WAY As Well As Your 7.88 <Teclmieolor) THE SHOE BOX. HEAliNG PAD. WELCOME ... In tho Middle Block Next to Elberfeldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE SALE $1 e All sales cash e All 1ale1 final t'' Sandra. Leona Hensley Is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. I Marlo Frinclo, ll'ld Ula Pierce and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy. Mr. and stewart. YARDS OF BARGAINS ~---------------~---' li'. lotony Wooi·ColtM Knlta ·wide Wolo Corduroy...... Cltltl, NREG~ 20% OFI' yd. 89c COnON DRIP DRYS (G.J9UP) - 2 yds. $1 ' -· ~ .. 4" . •<:T~,.] · !(.,o~ ' "1 i • . .MIDDLEPORT, •0 •.· , .,. j . REMNANT SALE January Sale e e OUTING PRINTS, reg. 49c - - 3 yds. $1 FREE PARKING IN REAR 73 MILL ST. 98c CORDUROY 'e e ~ lng:e1s-~Purnttu,.~··:·{ . Mllilh,art' .. .· . , CLEARANCE ____:=====---1 Val-to4.00 Chapman-Canaday FOR OUR JANUARY The Fabric Shop's January > HOUSE SLIPPERS 1-9 Peter CuallJ.n&, Peter Wood thorpe, Duncan Lamont, Ka Dress Boots C Warm. Llnetf _ __ ~· ,.et Janua~ "TMI IVIL 01' FRAMKIMSTIIN" Womens High Heel Brands tl~\\lf~ I FRIDAY ontl S.TURDAY 'l'lae Fabrir Slaop · Sln~ 'S.Ie• ' l S.rvlot ' ·· I lltw. ~cond WY 2·2214 . . . Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St.~ Pomeroy [leorun[e ~ SAL :& EARLY NEXT W!GK ! �.., .... • . •-h be -S y f h ecJ veil, and pearl earrings and Upper Sindusky, grandmothero !!" oK oen rger ayre ows XC air necklace. gilt ol tho bride. the bride and Mrs. Marion ' ~ December 27th in Upe,!r Sand us I She <arrled • cucade arrange- Furbee, ot Portland. 1"111\d· . ment of while and l"ttn tinted mother of tht II"OOm. wore new Mrs. Savre chose 1 blue 1 Kaclne High school and Ohio tO· Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 0~ 1966 oj texlllr•d wool sneRlh clre'5 With State Unlvertlty where he ... . . .. white ae<•ssortes and 1 white cei~ed a bachelor ot science In rose corsage from the bridal agncultur. He WI! a member · 1 •·· . • lbrU)'tl Scboenberger, l ll.d WI marked the P""" carnaUona. . cymbidium orchid corsages. bouquet. I of the Alpha Gamma Sigma ~Wm 1 c~own · lor ot Mr. lnd Mil. fvan White candles wltb evergreen 1 . fraternil1 "' I• p!'e8t'llUy .r\.v ~ .L' ~ bergw. Boote J, upper I between e1ch stained gla" l Serving hi! brother •• best The newly married couple The couple will make theTr ltea<'hing Junior High Shilp . . , became the bride oi l window and Swedish Iron can- man was Roland Sayl'fl, Col- greeted thelr guests at a re- ht me an South S>·camore Streel, and Y{)('!ltionltil Agriculture al t'il'• Owaln Slyre o1 Sycamore. delabras on either side of the umbus. Mem of the bridal pll'- ceptlon in the church basemen!. Sycamore_ Mohawk High school. 01 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I kneeling bench complet.O the tv wore dark sulto 1nd bilclt Miss Patsy Ho8an · cit the The bnde Is a graduale of , D; S.yre, Route l, Portland setung i ties. Thll! bridegroom wore an be-autifully deeorated all·white i Salf'm High Sehool and will ron- A rt"hearsal party ws~ htold I EACH BOTTL.E !ll4!1fiCountvl Sunday. DE-cem. Mrs. HPlP.n Appleman, Upp,.r •open white rose; the best man fou~. tiered ~ke topped with tinue workin~ as a secrt>tary m m the home of. the b~ldP!I P_SY"-" SERVES THREI! at 2:30 p. m. at frmity Sandusky, provided the organ I• white carnation and the ~ wh1te wedding belli. Miss Eve- the Wv.a~ot Cnu'_'tv Agrlrultur- 1f:'nts, Saturda} Pvenmg. Gifts Church of Christ. Upper pre-m1pllal music and accom· 1•1\ white and gr.en tinted cal'- lyn Burky servt<l jade punch al Exten."on O!!Tre. I were pmenleO to their attendllitilhllky . panittd Mrs. Richard Rkhard- 1 r.aftoaa. and Mrs. Thorrl:a1 - .W~er pour- Mr. Sayre ia a graduate of ants durmg the sdcJal hour. Frederick Sants<"hi of· son. S~·camore, who sang ·· Whi- 1 Seating ove~ 200 guests be-. ed coffee. Cousins of die bride, I ~·---IT~ at tho double ring cere- thor Thou Goest," and "The fon tbol ceremOny were Rich- Misses Jane, Rita and Joy I Lord " \1 y Sheph.rd," before I ard Par' Mark>n, cousin of Hen<!erickson of North Robin· gladiollas grsced the the service and "The Lord's the bride : IUcbard ltlcbll'dson, son, Mlsa Dille Walberry of I evergreen branches . Prayer." as the bndal couple Sycamore, and David Srhii!Jng, Columbua, and aunts of I h e 0::====::::.::.:::.:.-:::~- knell . Upper Sandusky, friends of bride, Mro. Clyde Park , Mar- j ;-: · I GiYtm in marriage by ber the groom. Jon, and Mrs. Carl Lawrence father, the bride wore a gown ~rs . S('hoenberger chose a and Mrs. John Schoenberger, ONLY ol satin broude which she de- hetge. brown and gok brocade Upper Sanduoky assisted. The gown st.eafh dress with matching Mrs. Ed Brooks, Upper San- 1' SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, $30 . ~ OoWft.- &.lance an 51gned and made. was styled with a fitted bodice brown accessories. Mrs. Sayre dusky registered the guests. DIIT ·RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUil Conwenlenf f ermt 1 long slt>eves, rounded necklin~ was attired in an emerald Mrs. Ronald Bosler of Ttf· ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPI ~---------- , and floor-length sheath skirt gre•r wool sheath wl!h black fin, Miss Hose Ann Beldelschies . Olriotmas Oay dinner rue<ts with a deep pleated chapel and while acceuories. Both and Miss Carol Ann Schoen· Mr. and Mrs . Clarence train held in place with a con· mothers wore double cymbidl~ berger, cousin of the bride, We Will Pay ~ Cent Each FURNITURE CO. and daughter Patsy were toured cummerbund. She car- urn orchid corsage1. Upper Sandusk}'·, were 1n To Your hvorlte Charity. MASON, W. VA. Esther Price. Mr. and ried her great grandmother's , Mrs. Earl .Schoenberger and charge of the gifts. Hlrry Swan _ and Mr wedding handkerchiel and a Mrs. Harvey Lawrence, both of I __"F'~or':.._':h':er'._'w~ed~di~·~ng~t~ri~p,:__'_lh~e'..__ _ _ _ _ _ _~~=====~=--'='-'-=--=-==""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'s:~l WYln Swan, Manlyn and Bill_ ' bridal bouquet of white Mr. and }Irs. Wilham McKel- l red ruses atop a wttite Bible, ~it:i.t~B~r;uce: and Marvin were gift of the bridegroom. Her ! dinner guests of ' bow length silk illusion veil Ella Mae West. Delores , was attached to a satin p1\l John McKt!lve y of Park· 1box headpiece ti'immecl · tnburg, Mr. John Mc_Kelvey . crystal and pearls. also celebrated hJS 88th ' M" B b Sh b ~ ill_lrthlllly lhis wet!k was return· . ' ISS ar ara c oen erg.er . SISler of the bride was the ho me from the hospl 1a 1 . ~~~re he had bt.-en confined maid of honor. ~he wore •L--k emerald green slipper ••- wee s. 'n le gth •,J,Jon'ed I and Mrs. Sam Price are ' ~ n gown_ "' ~==~; their var& 110n 1 1ro m w1U1 a sroop neckltne, elbow Kentucky College with le~gth sleeves and sheath parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hu· skirt. A contoured cummerbund "'•"-• Price and children held a large back bow. To com· ~-lsltnas eve guests of Mr.~ ple!e her_ ensemble she wore Mrs. Don Johnson and son white satm sh~, a !I mal Mr. and Mrs. William Me· green satin c1rclet held her Bruce- and Marvin, Clarict" Norris of Syra- Monday t>Venlng dinner guests and Mr. and Mrs. T. G. of Mr and Mrs. Don Johnson ~~~~~o:fs Racine. and son . rf guests o( Mr. and , Mr. and Mrs. Loren Roush Howard Ebenbach Wt!re of Piqua were Tuesday dinner and Mrs. T. A Roberts o( guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rii:ht re1erved to lbnit quantltlet. alr•ond•"·· Mr . Sam Ebersbach : R0ush Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Lar· Mr and Mrs. Paul Ebersbach, local, and Mrs . and son sptont Christmas with -Milii'Y Ebersbach and children his panmts. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schuler of Pomeroy . and ~rs . Don Johnson , __ Food Market Clover Farm son Brian were Christmas Clover Farm Store "The Store Wtth A Hart" guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Department Store 19f1!0n Johnson of Racme . i Fifth and Pearl gallon Route 7 OUR EVERYDAY PHONI SH 2-11541 and Mrs. Larry Ebers. · • jugRACINE were Christmas guests of ,· TUPPERS PLAINS RUTLAND RT. 124 parents, Mr. and Mrs ., Roush of New Haven. ~-~------Patsy Price studt'nl at Spending Cnristmas Day with State University. is Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fick were the holidays with her Mr. and Mrs. John l"lck and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence d<.ughters, Judy, Jo~·ce, ' Joan and Janet : Mr. and Mrs Richand Mrs. William \fcKel· ! aro Flck, Sr., and Karen; Mr. Bruce and Marvin visited and Mrs. Charles F'ick Kim Gerber's Strained Day with Mr, and and Dans, local \fr. and Mrs. Bel]X'e and with Mr. , Richard Firk, Jr. and Mrs. liltmao Day with Mr. and Ada Morris of Chesler; Mr. Joe Anris daughter Jennl-' and Mrs. Henry Wells and San. Joe Andrls daughter Jenni· ,dy, Mr. Alan Harris and Mr. of Belpre and with Mr. and Mrs . .James Woodyard and Mrs. Alvin Collins and I Debhie of Pumeroy. · 'Becky of Parkers· , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flck and I family of Columbus visited IIIII M111. Harold Roush I Monday untJI Wednesday · Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Eu· his parents, Mr. and Mrs Dana daughter of Charleston 1Fiok. Christmas with Mr and I Chnstmas dmner guests Nonnan . Rou~h and chtl Mr. and \h s. Norman Me·t:OiTn j Del Monte Quality Armour's 1 al Chtlltcothe. Mr. Law-· anrl daughlers and Mrs Mary Beagle of Raci!ll' al•o i Reed were Mr . and Mr~ Ross to ChiiUcothe wlth them , Cleland. sons Larrv and VerKathryn_ ~hilson of ' non ; Mrs. Vttrn Cl~lano Mr. 1 n Colo J IN HALF-QUARTS :r-. I carton serves 18 3 ROOMS New Furniture ! I"['IEN YEARS OLD and 1 otill growing, Walt Disney's playland at Ana- 1\elm, Cali!., attracts more than l5 million guests. annually. One of the reaaona ' BEST COLA BUY . is the annual Christmas parade that winds its meiTY way through Disneyland. More than 3,000 persons marched in a "Christmas in Many Lands Parade" and in the "Parade of the Toys," latest of the Yule.. tide attractions, including 1 MASON )parade of To~s THEY ARE VALUABlE! a 60-fuot Christm<Js tree. FOR 1965 your Clover Farm Stores Pledge QUALITY, SERVICE, SAVINGS i Prices Effective Through Saturday January 9th. 1 1 1 ....;:=::::::=..__ East ern Local Society Notes LYONS CHECK RUTLAND MILK 79c LOW PRICES We Feature Large 24 Size A Complete Line of HEAD LrTTUCE Fresh and c Crisp DIET FOODS BABY FOODS • 11c Jar ._ller, RACINE ) Head---- Vu-glnia was the and Mrs. Wil1ie Frecker and Charles of Chester, \fiss Don-ina Frecker of Columbus Miss j Sharon Frecker of Galiipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Wateman White of Keno and Mrs. Doris Meredith and daughter Marsha of BEEF STEW j SERVICE & T.V. MiC'!Jigan Miss Sherry McCain spt>nt Tuesday night with Mis. Calhy Pickens near Long Bottom. Pomeroy Mohammed claimed descent lrom Ishmael, son of Abra· h•w and Hagar. Pl•lb. con NOW! LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE Pick Up At Our lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - Mi.dleport GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Middleport, Ohio 6 ORANGES 14oz. bolo. Florida 125 Size Dozen - Betty Zane Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee SPAGHETTI DINNER box WEATHER AHEADI 49c CATSUP POP CORN FOR BITING WINDs--carol Blum clowns around with a pair of whale's teet!\, which. were on exhibit at Miami, Fla., Seaquarjum. Carol had w return ''hat.'' ~~· ' \ c \ --- Yellow or White 45c Jo-Bo or Midwest Ration Tray DOG FOOD Pack 11 Bacon BOLO :G N:A . CANS $1 FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ' f • I I Buckeye ~·\ \ .' ..~ ' Chunk or Sliced . .' ..., ~. . . . . ~, •.!.{ ~~....:-: ' ·~ " . ;.r,li ·,lb•. ~ ' :,rj-, •. ,j. ~ \' 4- J TOUCHING UP A QUEEN-Dwarfed by huge anchors and a portion of luxury liner, Queen Elizabeth, a painter works on tile top of an anchor In Southampton, F.n&l•nd, ship yard. ,, -~~n~~~!E~~===r~==~ .. ' Dill J'e Yc • SIJ J'=te Willi. . FINE AND SANDY-Bill Penloey tries lTD keep b1s dog motloaJ.a whJit Ia a sand ...lie at Carmel. c.IIL 1"enteQJ lit 1¥11!ij)etiRC Ja ., 1 '* 11 r . ' ' .' '· \ , .' .. - . ' • , \. - tJ ' �..... 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. ll, 1985 1 - ·- - 63 Pontiac _ WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMAnON QUALITY CANCIR.I..ATJON ooa.tlD"'''ONi WID be ·~ IUic:ll 11.00 ll. M . . . 0., ., ll'altb~tioll Pomeroy I OF f>,ft ,..&,..r 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door J $1 ,595 Apple Grove Society Note~ Tempest 4 dr. Low mile.ae. Extra clean. Automatic shift. 63 Mercury _ $2,495 (' 0. "83~" Sportl 2 dr. Hard Top, Voice of Broadway ••• reporting $2495 BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH By DOROTHY KILGALLEN The Alpha Della Kappa Sorority met at the home of Mr. and Mn. Roy Buck and held GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Comedian Vaughn Meader (of '"nit the annual Christma! party re-United States nightclubs are bidding First t'amily" fame) is seriously becomPomeroy, OhJ• cently. The evening was i frantically and offering fantastic sums ing a partner in a posh East Side dlnin& 1963 Chevrolet Impala St. Wagon- $2495 11 1----------..11 spent in wrapping gilts for the for the Beatles, but they can all forget it. place - mainly bec~use_ he'd like to setBeautiful maroon finish Fawn iuterior. 327 cu. in. V8 en· Children's Home. A oafad The boys' next visit here will be in Aug- tle in New York wttil his family. It It gine, 11 utomati(' trans., P.S, ~-B:, BQOx14 WW tires ~~~ow Help Wanted course was served lo following , ust and they've ruled out everything that happens - probably in March .- the Jittlt> wear. A premium c<~r lhat ~ mv1tm~ to own and dr1ve. Mrs. Ray Pickens, Mrs. Fran- has a capacity of less than 50,000-which restaurant would bear his name, and he WAITRESS, over 21. W r i te ces Roberts, Mrs. Jean Alkire, means you have lo own a ball park or would entertain there olghtly, as well as The Daily Sentrnal, Box 668Y. Mrs. Bernice Hoffman, Mrs. staljium to get 'em . . . The Copacabana present . new performers .. _. Perry DaH"' oa.coum "" P•MI _., .,.., Por11~rov 1 ~ 3tc Maxine Wingett, Mrs. Nonga turned away reservations even for the mone Vic's son, spent Chnstmas with -ell . . . . wlttllrt IC 4ey•. :AJLD 01 ftiANILb • UW'I'U EXPERIENCE.~Dc--co -o~k-~ Inquire Roherls, Mrs. Edna Price, Mrs. early show on New Year's Eve with Sam- him f~r the first time in years. Hla moOPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Ul&l - fl..JIII for 6lo -rd miJ> ua-... ~h 4111dlth•na.o __... ~~ in person at Blue & Grey Golda Story, Mrs. Alma . my Davis Jr. doing his marathon version ther Pier Angeli, is in !tal;[. not expect. POMEROY , OHIO Orn"U-:Ji ttOUB6 Restaurant. 12 31 tfc Loukes. I of cooking up a storm . . Beatrice Lillie ed t~ come to America unttl it's time for . . . &. .. ~ ;o.l-"' .. Ill o.u,. Mrs. Lizzie Sayre spent the I is back in the cast of "High Spirits" after the custody hearing. l&&u.rd..,. -11:31• " .. ~ l:I•Oii U. S. Civil Service Testsl holidays with her son. Mr. a holiday trip to visit her family and ap• fi1D u.s " For Sale ro11"6PL.\(.;• .. pear on the Eamon Andrews show lD Far Sale M'en·Wom.an 18 anc! OV<rl' . Slc un JoM, and Mrs. Kelly Sayre at CoThere's a feature story In Marge _and &aliLT ntlUllClNO ===-~ Uilh pay Short houn. t\dv.ncement.l lumbus Wi!t.NT 4ll England. During bet absence, the box- Susie, the two twist dancers at the Gmza 1960 MAGNOLIA Mobil horne . SINGER Sewing Machines Thouun.,. uf Job& open. Preparatory · M G Do • I tnln!nl[ Ul1tll appointed . El(peJ'Ienu Mr. and rs. eorge no- I office dropped almost $15,000. discotheque. One used to be an expert 53 1 10 ft., 3 bedrooms, 1\t:z 1 new $76.50 up_ Several used 1 u~unl! ILy unnece~sary FREE lnrorma · h and Mark 01 Columbus PHONE WY 2-2156 Ax Carson, the former pro footbaU secretary, the other Is studying archaeolR··J ·· 37'-69" I h al bar . lion on jobl. lalariee, N!QUiremenh!. ue . . b.ut Ib. (·JJ ct t1J 1 y, ~ J<t . mac mes ga1n pnces. Write today. •1v1nar name. add.re.. .oo Johnnie Donohue and fiancee star and ex-husband of Carol Channing, ogy during the day ... Broadway lB beI 6 12te The F'abr~c Shop Singer ~es t~:~~~ Service. Bos 1!168-, Pomero of Cleveland were guests 'Christ- has just married a beauty from New ing blessed with holiday crowds of teen.~ PrEncE SmlP~()fl- Co mpani on! a?d Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. Da.tly sen~~omemy,_ ow_e. _1 mas of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Don· York, Mary Jane Haskin. The wedd•ng agers who are bui!PJ!g the walls of mov4 21 tic Card of Th~~nks _ C. B Radio. 5 sets crystals _II_Y 2' 2284 · lnstrudions ohue. took place in Ft. Lauderdale, where he's ie theatres - including the film palace• WE THANK our God for e<tch Complett• ""1th ground plane. CU.~TOM ilbutchM~lngp and cut- U. S. CIVIL SERYICI TESTSJ Mrs. Fern e Bua ymaSn and become a real estate tycoon. Carol wound displaying signs saying "This Picture Is and every vne of you who and lead-in. $100.00. Phon e 1 tJng. Ph • e1er, hone WY ~'•" _msq, tlkta IiCari 'llj'• . . father, Wes 1ey e11es r. spent up with the young son from her marri- for Adults Only." The ticket sellers and shared with us tile Illness ' WY 2-2921. I 6 :lip[ 2-3510. 12 9 tfc IJOJttl.oo • • ..-. PNMnton tnt~W~.~ Christmas wifh Mr. and Mrs. age to Ax Recording star Lou Monte ticket takers seem to have an extremely UJ lPPoln' ! "'"UJ.a~Hb 'If jnhlo • . has a sideline - he's personal manager elastic attitude on the subject of what is and bert:.:~vement m tile .toss , KENMOllE aut~-ffi3.tic washer. ' COAL- POR- sale. GOOd - JumP ;::; ,.::J •<'m:m,.:=-.,·n~ William Weatherby at M1ddle- l 1 of his good looking son, Ronnie, who has an adult . . . Many Christmas package_• ot our dear and beloved ath·j with sud s saver . Good condi- 1 coal, delivered or at the , ;;~~- ";;,. ·~.":;, :;•• port. er, George Hoffman. Your I tion. Carl Kautz, Chester, I mme on Storey's Run. See i r.aaco111 •~ eo, - . n. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and a fine voice and is currently being pur· sent to Cubans from relatives In the UOIprayers and kindness were : Ohw Phone 985 _2145 or 985. OrvLile Hogue or phone SH 2-, o.tu sent1nta David visited recently with Mr. j sued by three major disc companies. Lou ted States were seized by Castro's underappreciated more th,m you'll i 2212 · _ 121h10!t ; and Mrs. Orville Harpold and I is playing It cool, making Ronnie take lings and never reached !_heir intended llc 1 6 5022 1 datly lessons with a New York vocal destination. Do you somettmes get the ever know. HJS presence ond · FOR SALE family at Belpre. 1 love has, aln,ady, been so Thursday, Friday and Saturd~y Barden'l!l Mark;&int'roducing Mrs. Eddie ~!orion and son coach until he feels the youth is ready feeling that Castro isn't a very nice felvery greatly rn1~sed. We do . at Harden's Markf't. Fmr· Business Services McCoy's homoaenzied milk. Brett of l\1ansfteld were guests for the big time .. Dick Haymes' most low? m . h' mom Jce cream 79c, regular o Alicia Corning Clark, wealthy widow ISS 1m 30. Th 18 ' h ized 'lk this r ece ntl Y of .,'lr • and Mrs • M• recent ex-wife, Fran Jeffries, and movie 1 director Dick Quine are about to name of the sewing machine heir and an ex1 also Wiinl to thank tl1osl' 98c, '2 gallon : bananas, JOe PR0\1PT drlivrry of limestone omogen rm ' E. Wickersham. who sent cards of sympa ll 1y lb 1'1' c(' i I\ :-. '""ll""'""''ed wife of Edmond Purdom, never see!Df' to "' ' for ) our every need An yI week, only 69c • gallon. .f tc I Mrs. PeI.e Sh'1e id s and HOW· the date. 1 3 • and for the kindnt'ss :md milk 69C' g.lllon celf'l)' rresh I s17 , Phtlne Emmet w Shu!ard Robinson accompanJed Mr. lack for admirers. Her newest beau IS ArFurriers expect Lady Bird Johnson's mando Lisi, an aspiring film actor .. . A thoughtfulness shuwn me at Crl!-tp 19c bunch P01 k elwps i er Contractmg. WY 2·3243. Wanted Iand Mrs. Edward Robinson and Christmas time . f1rst cut . 49c lb. center cut. 1 1 6 lfc Employment George to their home in Cleve- fre9uent appearances in mink to hypo Washington .. D. C, o~tlet - WJth a 1 His daughter. Tht' lma ! 5~ 2 (' lb. loin rh 11 JL". 651' land Sunday returning home thetr industry. When Jacqueline Kenn- Franklin Stabon post off1ce box number edy was First Lady, she appeared now _ is selling what are purported to he 1 b uc lb. Union W_orkman ToDacco EXPEHT cabinet making, cus·! BABY SITI'ING tn home. Any I Monday. _ 1 free with the purchase tom ma de 1urm.1ure, sue h 85 1 dav· from 7 a. m. on. Phone Mr and Mrs Walter Shane and then in her classic leopard coat-but nude pictures of three top male stars, alNotice 1 of 2. Cold Water All. reg. S9c, hutch cabinets and buffets, _,WY. 2-M~~-- .. 1 5 ~~ and Jim of Gallipolis were really good leopard is hard to get, with legedly posed by the actors in Hollywood . 1 6 ~-·79r. Jtr tables etc. made to order. LADY wants work 5 day.s a i guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. all that trouble in Mrica, and terribly The art work absolutely defies detection. NORsE CIMPEL, Old Tow~ FEMALE Airedale dog Small Bmlt-in cupboards or cabinets. w... k. Phone WY 2-6418. : Bill Fox and David. I expensive - and most often Mrs. Ken- Insiders know that the super-imposed faeFlats, Method"! Church WI . b'eed. ~Phone WY 2-3:174 . Phone WY 2-~312. I 5 :Wtc 1+3tpl Terry RollJlh of Athens, 0. nedy wore wool coats in the daytime and es perfectly matched to non-famous nakresume Its ff'lluwslup meet·\ tc _ __ ---u. spent the Christmas holidays I long silk coats at night. Women from ed bodies, are the work of a San Fran15 3 logs each Fnday, 7 13() 6P3m. ' i Neigter Building >••pply for Re I Est te Fo with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. coast to coast tend to copy the fashions cisco photographer. At least one of the of the lady in the White House, so the offended stars is in good enough shape 8 -.,...=-c--=---~: : BURROUG I!S calculalor, adds, new homes. Buill in kitch- __ 8 r 8 e Virgil Roush. i elated fur fellows are hoping for anoth- to knock the camera expert through a AUh•MUBlLE lns•lrance ~n~ suhtrocts, multiplies and di.l ens, storm windows, alum- FARM-FOR- SALE,- ao a~res. Sandra Donohue and SaiJy er rash of mink atoles. wall if he knew his identity. eanceUed? 1081 y<Jur opera· vides, $40.00. lnq uJre Ohio inurn sidmg. Call Guy Neig- 1h acre Tobacco base. Six ! Pearson of CoJumbws spent lor'o Uceaae7 C&ll WY Z.'* Hoiel, Middleport. Jer, Racine, Ohio. room house in Syracuse. See Christmas with their parents, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . expensive bul necessary here\, lliiUc I 5 tic 12 29 tie Bob Gruesw, Syracuse,Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue have him give her a sedative. MARAN Fur W Agency, N. Brown 6 6lc and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearright of thenaction and there plan St., Mason, Ya Furs want- 13 GOOD YEAR !.lNG w h'. t e I EXPERIENCED _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_1 ____ __:__ son. aandcourse with blm. Blaettnars Motor Co. • Do)OI'I -- _ • __ '===========' I won::. '!':..:: "" ~' . ... . . __ _. ......... ~ - ...... ....... .- .......... ____,.. 1 I - • early 1963, two NBC-TV docu- tary of State Dean llusk wa& , ChrlsillUlB. me_ntarif':i . offended the Soviet notified of the Soviet J~c1 sion to Umon , winch ordered thf:o cl011- authorize the bureau rt'Openlng lng of the network ':J Moscow br Ambassador Anatoly F. IJo.. flews bureau. 1brynin in Washington , D.C. The . . face calves . Virgil Walker coon. Send for price 1Js1 Calli Racine. Phone WI 9-3198. 773-5296. 12-t2-30tc 1 5 3tc FREE: LOAN of our efficient Carpel Shampoom w'th pur- • _ _ _ For Rent chase of Blue Lustre Shampoo 1677 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod- Baker's Furniture. 1 5 6tc t"fn 4 ~ room house with 1 1 ....... ~-•• hasemen't gas urnace, 1ONE-HALF uf whltr faced I 1 hardwood floors . d, . h·-ef grain fed . Phone Wy d · n ce dkttchen W .to ne rm oors an . Win . 2-W54 1-4-filc IJI:' , 1 ows, wi(h yard and dnveway.[ __ ' · _ Call Tracy Whaley, WY 2-- F'OR SALE: Modern all elec- 1 3654 aller 4.30 p. m. \ tnc 3 bedroom home, 100 x 1 8 !Ole , 100 lot. Sy racuse. Low down VNFURNISHED . 8 ~ rtmentl payment. Fm.ancing availpa floor. I ,able WY In Middleport on ground , .. Phone 0Jck Sterett, ll·"•-tfcl 6 room and bath, hardwood ' 2-2527. o..J floors. Youngstown kitchen, 1SLUGG!Sil septic tank? CJog- Mrs. Edna Roush spent SunShe can get Mental Health Clin day with Mr. and Mrs. Her· ic or State Hospital care at a 1 bert Roush and Roger. caners by Helen I!Sottel price that fill! your pay check ' SYRACUSE - Modern frame' in the afternoon were Mr. and And your doctor 1s the one to home with beautiful hath, Mrs. Clarence Shields, Mrs. MAN IN NEED OF HELP furniture, In addltion to crylng persuade her; or, failing thai large living room with dining Randall Roberts, Todd and Les- D<lr Helen: and cursing fila. I dropped all direct you to an Bgency OlJUII> From tbe loroest truciJ or area (cherry paneling), buill lie, Letart, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- I need help and I don't outside interests and spent my ped to handle such matters. t>ulldm.er radiator to the in range, aveu and dish wash· ert Hill, Pat and Jay, Mr. where to go. About 21 years da~s working and my nights Aa you say, yOu can't go on '~ llie'tther can you walk 1maUest beater core. er. Fully insulated and Ther- and .Mrs. Forest Neigler all of go my wife, who is the takmg care of the children, try· il'ke t"'-. mopane windows. Nicely 1<>- Racmo. beeame lng to give them a calmthrback-h away from the lii1JiltJ·on, with :t "I T d F' h J d typebed h so emotionally k •· WY 2:-21'".. Pomo...., k cated on beautiaul lot !180' x "'rs. e nh IS er.N Jan an 1 tur s e too .,., . We came oug_ out a gui'Ity conscJ'ence tha • 180'). WUI qualify for FHA Mar of St.a ope, . . were th1s and our lour older chJid- will hound you the rest of your loan and long term financing . Saturday guests of Mrs. Ferne ren are all out on thell' own life. So let an expert take over 1..o.r1 Grueoer, PlamDbtl 11M 3S ACRES - On Stat.. Route Hayman. now. They left home early, all Now! _ H. UeatiDc 143, about 7 miles from Pam· The East Lelart, Apple Grove for the same reason. As one of Mtnenrille, . . . eroy. Has 6 room house, 2 and Letart Falls Methodist them said, "Daddy, if 1 don't Dear Helen: Eod , ......... troabarns, crib and chicken E house. churches held their respective get away from Mother I'U lose Is it possibl~ to give a baby Ch 1· t programs at t be 1Pe Uve aD lizel All have good roo1s. xee1~ r s mas my mind." 1 have seen my wife shower party for a person who h he d H ld _,, Sewer Moebilles lent garden. A buy at $3,/JOII. churches Christmas Eve. - - - - - - - - - - - o•~ on to our daughters so Isn't preoent for the shower? Reuonli1le C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Mrs. William Sudet , I Mr. an Mrs. aro long and stridently that . they o,. group of girls were very auloo!atic heat. Private endrains'' Get Klean-Em . CaD W974 Da),. N1Clll BOX !!29 WY %-.'183tl , former Betty Cook and three Brannon attended would become violently ill. close at high school, most of trance. Call WY 2-3200 I All Septic tank cleaner at 7 lie POMEROY, UJIIO children and Mrs. Lillie Cook mas program at Mt. Z1on, us still live here but one girl t lfc I • 1 5 3tc of Milton, W. Va. spent the nesday, evening. They also There seemed to he no help moved about txi miles away , Jan- I Londmark Farm Bureau. AVAILABLE for renl after 1-l-30tc dlCAl'ING, Plamhln• Mueller k ·h M d ·h d M he 'I fiord 3 Fnrnaceo. ArnOld ~ Brellten. 5 ROOM HOUSE, for sale m wee end Wblt Mrd. andlled rs. ite Wit Mr. an rs r - we can a pri- when she married She ia new u.ary 16. a room house. Five · -- ~ tr '1 on Sanders and Debbie. The vate psychiatry, as I make in her town and j don't think 8 Frank Ro 1son an ca iooms recenlly refinished. t'h M ar:.,7 w"11_ Mrs. Herbert Roush an~ Rog- non and Sanders families less than $100 a week, and, be- anyone will give her baby ~ths, storm doors and wina er Monday accompanied .. by wchristmas with Mr. and my wife would fly into a shower. A girl need• 8 shower dows, free gas, 175 00. LocatMa~n5 6tpw. Mrs. Robison. Mrs. Sudeth was I Bernard Brannon and family rage at the mention of ft. I for her firllt baby _ 1it's so ed 3 miles south of R.acine & a former resident and It was Mansfield. They also visited knew she was in no condition much nicer than gUts trlcklin~ on Route No. 124. Call WI 9oom house. her first visit here in nineteen with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hdl to have any more children, but ln after tho baby born. How S6SS. 1 5 6lc , 0-1 & D-2 Permits 77~11. years. Mr. Sudeth is stationed and Linda. Others visiting In somehow w~ sUpped up and we could w emanage19 it?--CINDY 1 room and bath apart menl · Mason. in the United States Army in Mansfield were.. Eileen Bra~- now have a 10-year-old girl. Dear Cindy· , In Pomeroy. Phone WY 2_33l9 Priced For Quick Sale 11 11 tic Germany and they plan to Join non and Dill Kirkbride of RJO Perhaps my wlfe is going Here•s ho;. one gal managed 12 15 tfc Contact: port's tall- h1m there m February. Grande College. through the menopause change a long-distance baby shower. 0 rwo f room furnished apart- CARROLL JOHNSON, hd":th :u:;r ::s ;;:,d One first 2.Pomeroy .ale. 1JI. Ihine Wo Jfeh CunninghamM, atMthe ChGeristmasReedwith Mthr ,_M_tlnrsg. Shteh IS like da person hpossessed wrapping paper, ribbon and ..,.,., __ ll._______...;._....,__, 1 Hotel. orne o1 er s1s1er, rs. ae orge . 0 ...... v""1 W1 seven emorlB w o g1ve card a ell as their unwrap· 1964 TKAILER lots for renl. close ZIG ZAG - Automatic, White at Cufloden, W. Va. Mrs. I in the Reed home were, Mr. her no rest night and day. She ped sgm: wAfter m had all to Laundry mal and schools su lr-.srnan demon strators. But~ odera aD elec- Cunningham was reared in the land Mrs. Eldon Blake, Mr. and imagines all sorts of persecu- d 'red ihem we had "wrap. 1 party., ''I1Jen we8 packed Valley Lumber & SuppJ~· Com· lonhol es, monograms, fancy ome. 100 1 Plants community and is Mrs. Hobart Smalley of Ches- tions. We can't open our mouths pany. Midd:eport. lQ-3-tfc dr~Jgns, ('tr . Dial control, Pbone Dick vived by a brother, Pete Wolfe, Iter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson but what she flies at us, throw. the preseni in box for de. 8 IJ 6.71 _ terms. WY 2_3862 _ 7. cousins, Ida Wolfe and Mrs. I of Reedsville, George Seflers ing or breaking anything she live wh~ch luckily we ar 12 31 61 c IJ(ODERN 4 room ana balb 11 25 tic Edna Fosler. Also several of Long Bottom, Glenda and can pick up. My daughter and b car via a friend 1 , furnlshed apartmf'nt. M d-nieces and nephews. Burial took Mettie Benedum, and Donna I are at the breaking point, rahng was y oln to visit t h e cDeport. WY 2-3874 . SINGER- SeWing fnachine with ice place at Charleston, W. Va. TreU and children of Pomeroy. and we don't know where to w 0 g gThen we madt 9 II tfc slip in lype round bobbin in OO'ICE Death was due to a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webb turn. When she is in one of her call and all t•_H_R_E_E_all<l ___ fo_u_r_'""_"_' "'ru-rn• ohebraut ,lul blond cabinet, equ•p-\ new brakes, 2 new front tires. , Sealed B1ds wdl be received [ Relatives received the word and Carey Lee of Mans!Je!d fils, I sometlmes feel like Just erhed10~ a "Happy Shower, 10 ..1 lOCI omfurmshed apan. P~ z•g zag ,and fancv d~ l Price 1300.00. Call or see by the Board of County Com- of the death o1 Mrs. Gertie spent Christmas with Mr. and walking out, and never return- :~: relre!runents, a good g~l ,men~~. WY 't-M~ l2 6 ttc I s•gn Wllh cam 16 90Poy off I Walter Grueser Pomeroy missioners of Meigs County, Nom• Hill Ferrell at a Char- Mrs. Clearmont Ham•. mg. Haven t I tried Ion g and everybody went born• clever,. P •yments. monthly Ohio WY 2.323Q 1 ~ 6ct' Ohio at their Office 1n the leston, W. Va. hospital Sun- Barbara and Terry Walls of enough, and doesn't my daugfl.. 1fe 81 . _ .. , • rt t 208 Buller· ~ Y 2 ·'\8f2 12 31 6(c - r.=-· -' · .: ' day. Mrs. Farre I! was a sas · 1er Lancao-.er ~ · 'ted Wedn--•ay deserve somethlnn eeJf1mgmailin very · packalf 'NDftiM" 1pa men. • _ cmuthouse.. Pomeroy. Ohio, up vLBl t2IU ter ..... more large 19 16 8 ilut. Ph. WY 2-2682 12 Roger EI.~CTROLUX sweepei, com- ·" BUICK, fair "?ndJtion, new until 10:00 a. m. January 18, 1of the late Clyde Norrt. and is with Sharon, Janice and Jean than chaos? - H. A. is probie g ou might all g< 1 8 ther Culluma. tic plete with aliar·hments and s~ocks. Good tJres. $250.9B.II 96:i, for the furnishing of the survived by several nieces and Baker. . Dear B.A. m, ~ntrlbute enougt b 121 20 I Call Chesler 985-2383. I 1 II · . 1 nephew in U!is community BurMr and Mrs Floyd Barnnger toge ~ 0 owmg · BEDROOM duple• paper a~s . · - crms. ' · · · U YOU d atel Ill to buy her diaper oervlce fOJ 53 1 s R WY 2-3862. 12 31 61C Transport delivery of Diesel ial look place al Charleston visited recently with Mr. and wece esper Y ' th t You can't pvt 'P · ugar un , IT COSTS nolhmg 10 use a 19f.2 CORVAJR Monza, 4 door Fuel and Gasoline to the Meigs Wednesday. Death was due to Mrs. Harry Kearns and family : : : tbatl _ H. 12 1 tic BluP LustrP \.arret Sham-_ !-iedan. Completely recon~ County Garage, Rock Sprmgs, cancer. of Mason. ter /.e 'be ~rson who This column is dedicated tG po.ooer with purchase Ol Blue d•l,onc-d. $1,000. Call WY 2Ohio, under the direction or , Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Recent visitors of Mr. eed nd h' I I 'I li . g so If yoo'ft baVlni Sale 1 Lustre. Raker Furnuure. Mid- 2007 . 1 ~ 3tp 1 County Engineer lor a 110 day , Wheeler and Bill during· the I Mrs. Winnie Bailey were, Mr. ::_ 8 Hade &h a ~y~~ ~;\~u~:: lr just pllin trou· 1 satur- dleport. 12 29 6lc 19"6 (:HEVROLET,-;;hite waU ' period. . . · holidays were Mr. and Mrs . . and Mrs. Hoban Day and .~ ago, It - t never bave ble, let i1e1e1J belp YOU. Sbt tires R and H. V-8 engine. Board or Commts~no~ers re- ! Larry F'ost.er, Mr. and MJ'8. Jo- 1 Ly of Shade. been written will also ,.elcome your owt Pho~e Ron Hester, New Havserve lhe right to reJect any ' seph Morns and ehlldren. . Next time ;..,. goes lnto a amusloi experience•. Addre" BEST PRICES ON W V 082-mf or all B1ds. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hemey CARDS INK MI. THIS all II l Boltel In care o1 tlW ~ 3tp en, · a. ·12 29 6tc : Meigs County Commisisoners were guests Christmas of Mr. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Joe Ma- ravlng IBntrum, • your e en By : Luclile Norris, Clerk and Mrs. Craig Theodore and this, scout for the San Fran- family Goctor ta bouse call 1.1 newopaper. ~7 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00.. 11) 6, 13, 21c children, Columbus. cl.sco Giants, New York Mets ~,;:..._l_n_surance I 670 X IS 16.60 Phone WY 2-276a. : ' Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Sy- and Detro!\ Tigers, has been ...,. tU I 12 22 iiOtp 1 SOX SIGN DROTF \ racllJle spent Sunday Dight with hired by the St. Louis Cl!td . lnalil SlmpsoD lnsuPt:tee j N~lon Bleckwall TuNJ)IH Ty.,. ----::'I'Ile=---:R:-•-m-:bc::lor__:_:_---'-' 1 CHICAGO (UP1)-Dick Drott, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush lo scout free agents In areail of 1n All fonru 01 1n SUPER SERVICE World 8tandud a1 ColliJIO<I former pitcher for the Chicago and Roger and attended ser- Missouri and Illinois, Ji.qj Jobn.'IOP alll1 Excolleaco Cubs and Houston Aslros. was vlcett at UDited Brethren church. 11unpsoot. Agents STATION Blg ear room. tido and persigned Tuesday by the Chicago Raymond Ada011 of Warren .ftERS SIGN FRKETICB f 1 ttc Jack W CerNy e<oBODIJ' While Sox for their lndianapoll.s l.s spending the holidays with i SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-'lbe ' Sll OR CA\L Mg.. wv 2-9932 Iformaoce. SmaD Cop. and .....,....blllc, farm club. The 28-year-<>ld right.. hl.l parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob San Francisco Forty Nlnel'l ~ ~ed RADIATOR SERVI C E W~ th~ for Sale ! Restaurant Bar ~~~- -:sid:po~ he~~:~~. n~~r 27w~c :~r~r: 'J.d~ a.!:''ra~~~ ~;•· ~~::;': :~ ~_"nd w~~lru:::s th~av~.~~= h~: ~~~e~h:"":~~~ ;u:; sur-j ~d ~e ~ouna cou~~tance I 1 ... ... p... papen. 1 ~"""'""""""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"'1 almost ""Y WMP and run 01 mlne ooaf legal .....,..., .' . . .. .... for sale. Goeglein Coal St., Middleport. Co. I bander, who claimo h11 sore Adams. ' signed their 17th drllfl Cbolee ann has been cured. will bo Mr. and Mn. Everett. Trod- ' Tuesday, Len Frketlcb ol · with the parent club Feb. Zf at way and family bave moved I gon State, o punter who averSarasota, Fla .• fur ;-prlnjj; tra!JI. JniD the M. H. Clllld,...s res!- aged tll.l fords 1 llk!k lblo • • u.l ...._ ~ .lntm L<l!l.Ob • I -- -·-·----·- ··-··-----·--··- -- ·-------·~ ·- --·· · · · - -· · PEACOCK COAL C0.1 CIISHIRE . 1 Black From Trlfflc ~llhJ -- - ..·---·····------'·------,-- __,._,1: ,_, ·- ·-· ---- ~- · ·--- "' ' ·- sha.rk 24. KetUes 27, God. p.,_,. 6. lJck, aa or mllk 8. Conate!lll- pleas- tlon Extind ure: elep~a.nt. l<:g}rpt. 29. lluy 4 , llk P anJmal!l 8. CiirLg to l"!!llerda;r't AatWd "'"" 40. Past tel1.M :>u Mis- 11. Tutk!BQ takes title : pt. 31. Ever : poP! :~3 . Mastet·: l3.1nsPrt~ 16. A pa.slry d esl:le rt ubs. 34. To reac-h :19. DomllleQI'• of "b id" 4.11. l>irl's nicknan...t 44 . i<;vrrgrccn shrub Q(' I'OS~ i ng ??-&ASp!! t6. Was 36. Flattery lntro(IU<'ed to ., G&+c·~ AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter Jimply stands !or another. Ill this aalhple A Ja uae4 tor the three L'a, X tor Lhe two O's, ~~- Single letter8, apo• trophies, the Jength and fonnu.Uon at the wQI'da are &11 b.inta. Each dlly the c:ode !etten are dlffereat. .. A CqptocJ-. Quota.Uoa .BN VWS GBFF' TFPXR:J> TPW. VWS YSK,J TFPXKP JZPY 'I'FP. BU JZPBK WGU GXV.-AZPKJPJ(. NBPFQ ' Yesteniay'• Cryptoquote: PoE:TRY m . NOTHlNQ HEALTHY Sl'EECH.-IiEimY DAVID THOREAU 60 lal4 lUll' l'fl&baa Ava 41ce•e ~ "'Junior seldom watches the programs in the afternoon , •• ao many of the sponsors are .~"P 'ompaniea1"' WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 8:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Scared Heart 1:20 Melp County RFD 6:2~ Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 Bill Miller Sbo10 6:~7· Weather 7:110 News 7:05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 7:20 BiU Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7 : 3~ Pickens Hardware (Tues .• Thurs·) 7,50 New• l·oo Bill Miller Show 8:00 Johnson Simpson Ina. (friday) 8::W Daily Ligi'l 8:45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. • Frl.) 8:45 I&S Super Mitt. Show (Thurs./ 8:00 News 9,05 Coffee With Jlll!OI lUll Bill Millers Brunch Show 11:00 Miolslerial AtlSOCiation 11:15 Mason County Agrl Ent. (Tues.) 11:15 Family Worship IThuro. 11:15 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) ll::W swap Shop 11:4!1 'l'ln7'1 Couutry Hymntlme U:/111 Cement Block Newo U:lii Goeuier Guest Star TERRY IVIFtY 11M! AJET PLANE Fl.l!I:S OVER. IT t<NOCI<'S THE CROclcllD ------- ... ......... animal 4. Blunlit'refl NECK? DAIJ,Y CKYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work It: PICTURES . 22, Ewv- comb.fQTm 49. Not quick 00. Network •I 11M ........,.._ MG!Ors E. 111818 Slreet, Pome,.,. PIIao WY :&oa'll ''"' 2. Slrange 3. AntiE"r£'d urchin COAL-_FOR SALE . of BROOM 4T.Govem 48. Glano: '::n .a]. LY~~,,~KER-EGH3 lH' YORE TOM FOOL .1.New 1. Wlf candy: var. 1 i DOWN llKE 5HE'S 4:1. A alreet 1 - - -·--- DO YE WANTTO FALL AN' BREAK LOOkS FIX IN ' TO WHACK H1M colloq. , _ _ . . _. . . . . . . . . .. . __ _ _ _ _ , Snow Tires CROSSWORD TH' HICKERSONS ARE SOOABBLIN' ABOUT SOMETHiN' AN' IT .f2, A pulled ~~~oul!u.boY:ury~;;:: :~ ~ill w~ I 1-· §IW\11 ~ 37. Soak 3B. Arranged: abbr. 39. Poll9h vigorously 41. Mother: I =~t.~n~~~~~. JUGHAID !1 GIT OOWN OF!' 'THAT ROOF I! jNU..-f 'Y 35. Ringleta Joppa Society Notes ••n long aea.t 32. lo.,iniahes 1' BLAETTNAR'S -----------~~---------- abbr. · ~U,'-I• ., LJ•~It.. '-'j RICr ~k;•· T SHE UNCHS fAND, 8IIT I DON'T B..AMf HER .. !9. Kind or • HELEN HELp us •' J I Sl- - od, MllJlkral, Mink, and rae- IJ.IflAT HAv'E \'1),1 E\8( DONE 10 flaP AOVAN(f CIVILIZATI()< ? Corp., Ph,lade/p Ja, Pa.). The programs, presented In network added : the United States, were eniltiPd "The Slate ;)eparlment has DAILY '· The Death of Stalin'' and " 'n1e been negot1al.ing ~1th I he Sov•· l Rise of Khrushchev ,'' ana d~alt ets for the re-Pstablishment of I ACROSS 1. FWiblon with clin:1.lmstanres surrounding the NBC Moscow bureau in DeG. Tibetan both ot these events. half of the ner work since the ofpr1est Now. almost two year~ later, fice was rlosed in .\1arc/1 , 1963" t . German river NBC ·reports that the Soviet IO. Arum government has finally granted Don't · St>nd . Hombs . Dfpt.: plant the network permissl'>n \o r!'- [r our favorabl~:: review Man- 11 . Snake 12. Turkish. open ttl Moscow bureau da~· of Walt Disney's hl~hly suehonol'll.l'y It is the second Ume m recent cr:ssful NBC- TV senes, the title years that <:~n Americ~:m nt>twork phrasing ''immensely popular"' 14.. Earth as llas bef'n granted pe.rnLIS:;/on to jln regara to the show unfortu~ a. I{OddeM reopen a Moscow bureotu after nalely was transmillt>d in an 15, Reputa~ lion: sl. having been ordered out lollow- opening paragraph as "im- 11. Dt!nary tng a television presentation in mensely unpopul<:~r. " An errur, 18. A bra.ncll of a rhler this country. to be sure. Apologies all around. 20. Twlst out In 1958, CBS presented a 90- And don 't !lend bombs. of shape minute video drama entitled l'b~ Channel Swim: Hi.<:~torian 23. Simp le: sl. "1 he Plot to Kill Stalin,'' wlllch Arnold Toynbee is interviewed ' 2fi. Lyric poerruo •l"o offended the Soviets. Not on ABC-TV's " l s~ nrs and An· 26. Cry t..r.g afterward, CBS had its j s" ers" Sunday ... The United 28. Arrny Post caews bureau closed tor a lortg States and Rurnama are expectOUice: · I _..,. ..... --\,"" -- lo swap more televlslon pro- 1 tleauty tnsiCJ tlle car _comet gr<uns and muvtes than in the through lru~ and elear WJih a 1 past. under a cultural exchange new set--throug~ vin~l automo- 1 1 ~ l••et. bile floor llllll lmo. 1 he crystal [ ctear and tinted transparent · floot mat~ also doublE' as pru1 Thf' earth's crust 1s e.o;;ll''on lertmn !'ur lhe uriginaJ floor mated to bf' about a bil u covering and make the car floor I yean old. U ted sweeping chore ea!!lier. at Pren International 1period. ----d • (Globe Hubber Probducts HOLLYWOOD tUPIJ - Jn j NBC sa id Monday that Secre- · Tt1e Puritans once oJt 1awe h 1 I ____ 1'etevi11iutt 1 I.e vue. 2<l,OOO actual miles. Like"new, V8 engine, PowrrgJide trans Bcaut_iful i_vory an~ _silver bl_ue finish. Less than 15.000 rnilt!'s and m mmt cond1llon. Rad1o. beater. whitewalls 1:1nd all thr goodn-~. ..... I~ Bucket aeat. FJoor eoniNlul, Breezeway model, Mereueyrqatie, Power steering and bl'llkes. All VInyl interior. --. WJEH RADIO MONDAY TBRU nuDAY 6:45 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know l2:SO Larry Anderoon Show 7:0S New• 3:00 Jim Mees Show 7:08 Musical Clock 4:00 TlnyS Santa Claus Show 7:30 News Headlines 4,1~ Jim Mees Show 7,32 Musical Clock 4:30Eleclric Co. New& 7:45 Word and Testimony 4:40 Jim M•es Show 6:00 Ohio Valley News ~:00 Sign Off 8:05 World News SATURDAY 1'10 Sporta Today ~.:00 Sign On • News 8:1~ Weather 6 : 0~ Country Music 8:16 Muoicl.ll Cloek 6:25 Country Jamboree 8:55 Ccm.nunity News 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 9:00 Talk of the Town 11:00 Top Ten Show 9:56 Mason County News 12:110 Noon Ne·ws 10,110 Public Service 12:15 Mucial Interlude 10, t5 Family Worsb'P Hour .12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teet.o 10:38 Latchs•.ring 1:00 Jim Mees Show lHIO News Beat 5:00 Silgn Off 11:05 Morning Melodiea SUNDAY except Friday, Church 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour Bella Ring 8:00 French City Baplisl 11:45 World News 8:30 Sunday Show 11:55 Mason County News 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12,00 Community News 10:00 l'he Good Lifo 12:05 Local News 10: lfo Sunday Show 12:111 Market.o 12:00 Noon News 12,15 Weather 12:15 Christian's Hour 12:211 BulfetiD Boord 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12,z; News 0 Grams 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons \2:30 County Agent 1:30 Rev, Silas Billups '2:45 Country Go Roood 2:00 Rev. Ro,,coe Thorne l' 55 News Beat 3,00 Sunday Showcase tOO Country Go Round 3:30 Country Hymnllmers ::~5 Newo Beat 4::W Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:/111 Midway Ma!inee 5:00 Sign Off U$ News Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4, :W Interchange ~:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5:1~ Sports Today 5:25 Wealber ~ ; 30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:~ Sign On 1:00 Be Still and Know LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII - '~ HA·HA r VEAI-II Vi<HOW, kiD, YQU SUI?E ARE MY l<'tVJ 0' PEOPLE; HE'd iiiHIU'6 VB! IIAM& ? JUST AN~!:' AND M'( Doll HCRE, HE'S SAHDYI '1ll!l GOTA NAME, 1QQ. MAYBE~ 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headline• 7:32 Musical Clock 'l:45 Word and TestlmonJ 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World News ~ : 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8: 16 Pt ~feasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour Jl :110 Nows, Army Hour 11:311 Public Service 12 ' 110 News RoUJXtup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram• 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:1> Ohio State FootbaU 4: 00 [}jscing with Doss 4:30 Top fen Revuo 5,f/O News Ro.mdup U~ Public Servico 5:30 Dinner MllJllcale 5,45 Sign Off Bv GEOitGE WOIIDEII ABBIE AND SLAn ST llL~--IT HAS A SOP.T OF PR.IMIT!\IE POWER:UMMM··ASk HER. lU SENt> '" A FEW MO,RE, WINNII' Wfllllrt.l! ----n(~ �... ..... . . . - .... ' .. ,• Activities of R<H'!ne C<Jmp Fu·t' Girls had bLlS \ hnl1da\ st'a:..otl With tht' a .trum~ou~ art;, I! It'"' C'arr1Pd out ' - 0n {)ect"mbt>r •' -4irated tlo~ :. lor thf' ltith, they prepro~ram 1 'hn-..trnas ~th and Sllltlht:'rn 8th # &r-ade pTA Tht.· prl\gram was ~ ;e>pened by ow ::; mgtn~ ol l'hn~l{ ~as nuuh \\\ii11:' On The 'lnd Floor. Chnsl- 285 Womens Dresses Regularlv $7 .95 to $39:50 . All SLles While lhev last on sale at Half Pnce . tlrliltJI ·• ,tr 1d ac· . Wool~ - Tweeds Plaids -- U r Ion~ · Stro·l('h Fahri<'~ $:l 95 tn $\0 95 s ta rks fGr Women . Your (" ol r<lun·~ ·s I Sant a ('l:tu:-. and \,uLrf' l C.:mns iaJ "Mrs (l;n 1.,.. ! members J'he ••• Correct Stl.f' oth+'r $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 SLt.CKS SALE SLACKS ............ SALE SLACKS .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE SLACKS - . . . . . . . . . - .... SALE ..... SALE $7 .95 SLACKS ..... · · · · · · · · · $8 .95 SLACKS ................... SALE $10.00 SLACKS ............. SALE $10.95 SLACKS SALE >''P' 't• \'II t''- t. The gtrls rrwt l'-wl'lnlwr l~t.h -~·at the R<Kitw !~.1pl1'it Church -~~ to bake ,.,l 1 ~o, 11 •.., l' lio'r·o· w•·rt' <;JX 1 kinds ol (' 01 ,kws m;1de in thr \ D.erning lulln'>l• .J ),\ ,( o..;;ll'k ~'f lunch at nn1111 :tnd llle allt>r ::·noon wa :-; stwnt 111 p;,,·r;at.~,mg :'\he cooklf•-: tn attnwtt\• \:wx• U.. a nd ~~r:lppm g .~t l'- nt ht'CI : laocks wh it t1 l he gt r l~ had miide , eatlier in 1hv month to n1 gtv to the Mt>Jgs County hume. $1 .95 BLOUSES l()n Of>ct>mlwr 21 ~~ till·\ ~- ei the Bapt1:-;1 Chun·h to ~ ' ~ • ~ ' go C:at'oling. Tht· g 1:-t:. '1' '111 to :1:-; many hornes ~~~ I I Jilt' allowl'd , tpd thank :d! till'"' ' >\ ho m:~d<' donations HHtll'll ' lll-' ln the eburch, ttw ~ t•nJo~·t·d a gtlt e>:~bange anJ trf'al" folluwt> d b~· $l 95 $3-95 54'95 $5:95 $7.95 SNOW SUITS 30 to sell. Just half or th ~ ir regular price $10.951o $1950 ____________ . Hes were 1\arw~ Hent 7. Brenda Btadford, Laurel Cairns, Dtana ·Ci'oss, Sue curt 1:;, I.inda Gnnd· ltaff JanP .Johnson, Ann Mc- Small group. Regular $1.95 to $3.95. Slightly soiled. Hrl'ttd a · Webb and Marilla Yo"t .4.dttll~ belptng were Mrs. Cairns. M.rs HALf PRICE - - - - -- MISSES $1 .00 OVER THE KNEE SPORT STOCKINGS .Helen (Sam 1 Johnson. :J•r-;tsl . ant guardian. <lnd :O.·l rs . M t~ ry One sLz~ fits l! ll (9-llJ. 3 colors- gre}', d~rk green, black While They Last - ~tis, gur~rdt<Jn On Sale For _ While The, La-lt In Most Colors and Sins itMr. and \1t·~ .l!::'rrv Wei_n. CQlumbus , spent (,hl'i:-tmas wtth • parents. Mr and \1rs R •. flolida visitur s ol ~\'lrs. Ncl~. Borgan wet e ht'r . sons. 'l4fnes and C<..~r~ and thrtr f<~m· lilt!! of Columbth, and Allen, wlMJ is employf'ct tn Columbus J.:Mr. and \lr<.: r';1rl Btac·k · ~ Columllu-:- . ~. IJ L'n l a day ~tly wil h h1s :.wnt and un- 54 95 54:95 $7.SO 53.95 in Del\ lun parents, \lr . and Vlrs f)e\- Rhode> lO'l'l•n H<.~ rold Alor. Albany, Monda~ a t1err.oon with uncle and 1.1unt. \'lr . and R. S. Blnrkw111)d '-VISITS ll a- · spent st'vt>rnl rJJys he re Mr. and Mr~ !'r:wk \lur· at thPir homt· m MiddleMr. and .\ lr'\ . \1urray Sites 6 to 16 (,\ad\ ~ Addi sun ·. !!!li..!laS 1· 1:mk (':ll d - \1m · adm 1tlt>d In Veterans' _____ 39c 4.1" Plaids - Checks Prints. Dacron and CottoD 2 hr $3.00 S6" wide. Avril and Cot· ton lllends - and all eo].ton paUernt. 49c Salt tt•. C::• 1 Home Insurance Cost to Increase $8.00 DECORATIVE SOFA PILLOWS Attractively printed large all over Floral pattern on 100% cotton one side with a solid colored bact. 14" pillows with bound edges, Kapok filled. Colou: 36" wide. Washable, good selection prinll. (Small Red, Green, Blue, Orange bolla) $1.00 loll 39c ,a... 36" CORDUROY wuhllble -narrow wale. Solo 11•. No. Cooper llollaw .Lib Jilall, stid today it expected to suD- : const.rurtion at 17 state recrea· 10, repairs, Muskingum CoWl· Jack1011. Coullt',L . . .011. mit . improvements totaling " ·6. tiona! areas. : ty, $39.0110. Dillon denlapnent. pial, m1lhon to the controllmg board H . f _ . Und Muslllopm €GIIIIty. . .for a rovaL ere ts a 1ts1 o proJecl•l er Oeslp Forked Ra . . , ,..._ PP : undu conslructlon and those I Lake Alma improvemenlt M Ned K Williams . chid engi· 1und-. design pending approval !Jackson Counly, $15,000. ~. eablal,•· . . . . neer. sa1d the omprovrmenls ..of funds on Southeastern Ohto: Burr Oak balhho ""'le nd amp dor ., 1 affecting 41 areas, wen under Projects UHer Coastruetioa sion. $50.000. camp ::a exre: ;~ . . .. • •• of Jan . I. • Hocking Lake dredging and sion. $120.0110, and park facil~ Tycoa Leb 'nJ aiM 1"11, The departmenl also an- 1baffle cooslruction, Hocking It1.. study, Morgan County, $12,-1 Gallla Ce~Jat7, ··753, yard QUADRIGA PRINTS 1110% eotlon - COLUMBUS <UP!) - T he, oounced that it otarted J965 1County, $10,000. Natural tu.sources Department with $2,404,000 in projects under ' Muskingum Rive• Dam Johnson alao was expected lo proP<IIl• added federal support i for medical and dental ochools and eventual establishment of! communlly health eenters, In-: cludln& help for lhe mentally ill· and !llll'vices for the retarded. extra tables are needed. Space saver rack store~ four tables. Floral and fruit designs on trays. DRESS PRINTS 1 lot BEDSPREADS Chenilles - Hobnails - Florals. Regular $7.98, $6.95 and $5.95 spreads Included in thiJ &roup. Twin 1llid Fulls. Pastel colors 1Cotton 79c Sole Every Department •••••••• , •• , , Fancy ruHled ohade, pull chain socket. Pink. Blue, White. lalt .. •s·oo $2·" REG. $1.00 .... , ... , ............. SALE 69c SCOTT CUT-RITE PLASTIC WRAP METAL SKIRT HANGERS tie wrop. 100 ft. on a roll with ID easy outUna edll. ·~ 2 for 25c Furniture Sale On The 3rd. Floor Living Room Sultu - Bed Room Suit• Davenport• - Matlr- - lnfento Fumltul'l Eaoy Clt,alrs - Tablel - Deokt - Cedar Ch.t1 ' Rocklng j Chain __; Recliners Dining • SultH - Dlnltll Furniture - Clblnet. -: l'urnlture on ule for ...,..,. room In your home. RIG. $1.59 ...... , ...... , .... , :. SALE $1.00 REG. $1 ... ....... , , , ........ , SALE $1.19 REG. $2.19 ..... ,. . .... .... , •••. SALE $1.29 REG. $3.19 , , ......... , .......... SALE $1." The euy to balidfe p~~o.·'· rust resistant finish. REG. $1.19 .................... - ... SALE 79c REG. $2.95 ........ ,. , . ......... SALE $1.89 lalo 4 for 79c Adjuslable nickel plated ollpo, !Uovolvinl boat. ~~ Sale I Framed Pictures Natural wood frames-Verplexed WOOl DRESS MATERIAL M" and 80" widths. Fla& oelo - Baaltet weaveo BoUDdoiDGth Cbeclot - ' ~o - Textureo - All colora. clips, Blue and piniL Ftne Quality Adding Machin• Pap.r -------------- -- 21c lagl• Package of 12 Colored P~tt~cllt .......................... - 49c Uc Nylon Stretch H•ad Bandt ________ ...................... 19c January Clean Up Barg1l11.1 All Over The Store In uns GOOD QUALIT'I ·:' Notched shoulder blade, revolvinc metial hook, adjllltable $4.95 BoHor Homo• and Gardens Gordon ...... ·- $2.50 went overseas later, and bad a tota I o! 24 years of service ftmong them- 1 •~side the United 1 pic,. 4 metal tray tables to use for parties or wherever 8 for 69c during World War II. I ~~1jlpose81 at once and the sev- Key fealures will he propos· als for heallh care for the elderly and a network of regillnal syslems. would cost about $1.2 TRAY TABLE SETS 69c • yonl ---=-:-=::~~~=;---­ PLASTIC SUIT HANGERS -~~· -· _~ --~----~------ --- Sal• $5.00 Plastic Coat~t4 PIQing Cards by Whltmlft __ .. _____ 49c , William and David all in the strvit'f' at the time, six of them were ciety. . $12.9S KING SIZE Blenda, Sole Propose $6.6 Million Plan billion over five years. and yellow. Camera John. Gottlieb, Hen- WASHINGTON PRI!SIdonl Johnson sends 1o Congress today a "comprehensive" mesllage on his plana for improv~ ing lhe health of the Greal So- wood. Stripes and patterns. 24 In a package. DRESS MATERIAL ---- 1 le ply for extra protection. Yellow, pink, sandal19• Revolving metal hook, notched •boulder blltde. Pink, blue $2.95 Kodak Zipper Closing Tote Bags ____ __ llle $2 .00 $7.95 Kodak Bluk and White or Color Flr41oh ~~~;~~ pair PLASTIC GARMENT HANGERS -Con· d Fr~~no farmer. 11 ...nty l~JmJty c:m surthe milllary S4'rvice rethat ht> and hig six broth- ] 1 • ..t FAMILY PLACEMATS FABRIC SALE BED 5 ·:::· $1-45 SPECIALS ON THE MAIN FLOOR FUIILY t. 40 inches Wide . $1 .69 BOYS LONG SLEEVE COTTON SPORT SHIRTS Sim 2 to 7 2 for $2.50 $2.95 BOYS LONG SLEEVE COTTON SPORT SHIRTS Sitos 6 to 20 _ __ __ __ ___ 2 for $4.00 $4.9S MENS LONG SLEEVE NYLON STRETCH 'TURTLE NECK SHIRTS ________ ------- --- $2.00 $3.95 MENS I.ONG SLEEVE WOOL AND RAYON SPORT SHIRTS ------- -······-·······-·· 2 for $6.00 Chri stmas Jmnl't guests COUSin. $5.00 FROM llNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL LoOk pretty as cloth-work better than plastic. Trip· $3.69 FOR THIS SALI WORK SHIRTS -------- 2 for $6.00 $1 95 BOYS LONG SLEEVE KNITTED SPORT SHIRTS Sit.. 2 to 7 _ 2 for $3.00 $2.95 BOYS LONG SLEEVE FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS 2 for $4.00 $1.95 BOYS LONG SLEEVE FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS MLRRAYS H ~1nar~~. SHEETING MUSLIN $4.45 Tall Mens Ex. Heavy Flannel Robert D . Fuller stalion· ShefliPid &luk Rock EICfr• Heavy Unbleached $2.9S MENS FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS ---- 2 for $5.00 $J.4S TALL MENS FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS 2 lor $S.00 $2.50 MENS FLANNEL WORK SHIRT$ ____ 2 for $4.00 $2.9S TALL MENS FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS 2 lor $4.00 Small Lot $3.9S Bay• CORDUROY TROUSERS ---· $3.00 Small Lot 54 95 /Mns CORDUROY TROUSERS .... $3.00 '•' t!h BRIEFS -~-- -- 2 for $6.00 Some hooded - some no1 hood.d tw~> childn·n. Dunhnr, W. d<l\ 'S -- NEWS NEW! SCOTT lot). Regular B.llll quality, 130 Pairs Boys $2.95 Trousers. 6 to 18 sizel. While They Last ............. · . · .. · .. • · $2.00 50 MENS WOOL RED and BLACK PLAID SHIRT JACS . ---- --------- $6.00 $1 .95 BOYS FLANNEL PAJAMAS ---··-·-----·· $1 .50 53.95 MENS FLANNEL PAJAMAS -······-- 2 for $6.00 $2.95 MENS FLANNEL PAJAMAS ........ 2 for $5.00 SMALL LOT MENS and BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS .. $1 .00 IL S Black- :;P\'t·r;tl SW - 90" Jenith. Printed Drapel. (Only 35 palr in 108 Pairs Mens $3.95 Trousers. Young mens models. Sizes 28 to 38, While they last ...... · . $2.50 MENS CORDUROY WORK PANTS -------- 54.00 MENS TWILL WORK PANTS . --- . ---- $4.00 TWIU. BLANKET LINED WORK JACKETS • $6,00 EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS King Kole 1nd Big Yank $15·95 $7 and \lr~ Fld:.~ C1r<>{'y i€'Vf'r:.tl ila\ s vi~J\1111/, rei· spent FIB£RGLAS DRAPES Solo -At A Glance- and 7 inch French Chef covered skillet. Size 29 to 50 Waist Measure MENS AND BOYS WEAR . and M1:s Htl'l1~rd Hhorlt>s · Gleaming easy t.o clean stainless steel. Cool-balan· ced handles .. set consists of a 1 quart covered saucepan, 11h quart extra deep covered saucepan 160 Pairs To Sell, While They Last .. • ·, · · $3.00 V: Blackwood . an~ '1'' Reg. $4.95 MAT SITS SALI $Uf From our regular stock ---- On Sal• 99c ---- Quarts Revere Ware Special DRESS TROUSERS INFANTS DIAPER and CRAWLER SETS, $1.9S, $2.9S, $3.95, $4.9S, $S.9S On Solo for 91c, 1.41, 1.91, 2.41, 2.91 $5.69 Reg. $3.95 MAT SITS SALE $3.1f 160 PAIRS MENS $5.95 TO $9.95 On Sale 4Sc.. SOc tnd 98c _ G•llont 1 ORO\JI' GIRLS COTTON PANTIES, Sit" 2-10-12·14 ------ ·· 2Sc GIRLS $1.50 and $2.50 KAYSER TIGHTS r~ ··. ors. Beautiful colors and white SALE $2.59 __ - $1.41 and $1 .98 GIRLS COT rON SLIPS, Sins 2 to 16 89c , $1.00 11 nd $1.95 sns Rq. $3.29 MAT SETS GROUP OF INFANTS $2.95 ond $3.95 SWEATER SETS .·~ews Notes ·iijyes SOc a pair to 11 . Regulor $1 .00 - - . SOc • p1lt MISSES KNEE SOCKS - Sit.. 9 ·~ r!larrisonville ..jpfnt ON SALE $S .... to $8.75 WOMENS GOWNS AND PAJAMAS Thet .. s. The original later paint for interior walls, ceilings, 2 and 3 Pc. Seh $50.95' Deluxe Mlxmoster without Juicer, Sale 33.97 $60.95 Chrome Mlxmaster without Juicer Sale $40.63 $34.95 Mixmasler complete with stand Sale $23.30 $13.45 Portable Mixers ....... _...... Sale $9.00 $18.95 Multi-Cooker Fry Pans ...•••. Sale $12.63 $19.95 Multi-Cooker Fry Pans . , , •... Sale $13.30 $21.95 Multi-Cooker Fry Pans _..... Sale $14.63 $19.95 Automatic Electric Can Openers Sale $13.30 $16,95 Deluxe Steam or Dry Irons ... Sale $11.30 $19.95 Automatic Percolators ... , .... Sale $13.30 $29.95 Automatic Percolators ..•• • , . Sale $19.97 $32.50 Automatic Percolators ..••.. Sale $21 .67 $26.95 30 Cup Party Percolators .... Sale $17.97 $21.50 Deluxe Radiant Control Toasters Sale $14.34 $27.95 4 Slice Radiant Control Toasters Sale $18.63 $29.95 Self lowering Radiant Con. Toastora $19.97 $41.95 Auto. Waffle Baker and Grill Sale $27.91 $29.95 Cooker and D"P Fryer ...... Sale $19.97 $32.45 Automatic Griddle with cover . . Sale $21.~ $25.90 Auto. Saucepen with cover .... Sale $17.:17 $18.95 Automatic Egg Cookers . . . . . . Sale $12.~ $29.95 Deluxe Portable Hair Dryers .. Sale $19.97 $14.95 Electrle Hair Dryers . _........ Sale $9.97 $34.95 Automatie Portable Heaters .. Sale $23.30 $24.95 Automatic Percolators .. - ... Sale $16.63 $4.98 Electric Wall Cloeks ... , ....... Sale $3.32 $6.50 Electric Wall Clocks ... , .• , ••.. Sole $4.33 ON SALE $9.75 to $64.50 GIRLS COATS .38 to sell. Just -half of . .,. th-<L,-.r -re_g_u:lar price. Reg~<lorly $8 95 to $25 .00 _____ ON SALE $4.41 to $12.50 :---~irls allend tng all lht' actlV I- 52o 59c 75c 73c 75c 73c 12c 73o 59c Sale! Sunbeam Electrical Appliances . .. !®<!· ;.; ~· FOR ... $2.00 FOR ... $3.00 FOIJ · ·- $4.00 FOR $4.50 FOR $6.50 thev last. Just half pri ce. H.egular ly $19.50 to $129.00. or 1'.1'-r Mr SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE BATHMAT are I woodwork. Dries in 20 minutes. No unpleasant od- D&y . WOMENS COATS. Jus t 48 coats for this sale - and while {G,,givt' e<wh mt>mtwr lhf're one the demr~ t ed bn~~·s ol cook- .Joy ON ON ON ON ON yd. FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO By Dale RotbJeb Sheriff Denv.,. Walker re· Miss Gladys Caldwell. a · sister cense number of the car_ The enter Meigs county. Proseeuling Attorney Jolm Ep· did not correspond with hit bro- inC IIIII toi«<DC 1111 lDhllllllea The Galha County Sbelfro cetved a call at 6:30p.m. stat- of Mrs. Johnso~, and a neigh- car had been driven away hur- Upon entering Middleport,l linJ. ,tber's and he also wu broullll dwellinc, wllll inlenl IG . .. Department Wednesday mghtl ong lhat someon~ was breakmg lx>r. Elmer Adkm8. riedly. they wen joined by Middleport! Mitchell gave a atatemenl 1o Gallipolis for more question- property Ill yalue, solved 1ts second breaking and ' mil> an unoccupted house own·' Adkins and Miss Caldwell iold Depuly Baldwin radioed the Chiei of Police Herbert Gilkey, . telling when he hail been all ing_ onterrng C89e In the last four ,ed by the late Mrs. 0. C_ John· officials lhat they, had seen a number lo \he ,Melga County,who led lhem lo !he Mitchell !evening and !hen was held for 1l . . . Thlt II the __. IUdl days. . son nO'ar Cheshtre. parked car · ~nd Adkms said he Sheriff' s D<Pll~_ n t and found residence . further investigation. After mtenstve lnterVI&winJ IIIII! the local alllcWI ben • •· 1 Thls one Involved two bro-: Walk.r and Depuly Jim Bald·.saw lwo petOQill g~tne toward . the car btlonged IDa Sue Mit- · After talking with Clair E . Sheriff Walker. Baldwin and I the older Mitchell. ~ a ed this weet. , then, one a resident of Mid· , Will went lo the seene and ! Mrs. Johnson's hove•. which chell of 5:10 Laurel Sl. Middle- Mitchell, 29, Sheriff Walker ask- Epling went lo Mitchell's b~ slate~ent conn~ting bimJell Monday two J1i1D11nC1o8 Nil· dleport and lhe other of Che· l fopnd no one lhere. They found sets back in • · lane from lhe pori. .ed him 1o come to Gallipolis !her's residen)ce on Rl. 2 ~ and hll lrother 10 the lileced dents were IQTellled In COIIDM· shire RD. Being held are Clatrarticles from the house outside Caldwell home. Meigs eounty Sheriff Robert :for furlher questioning. Tbelshire lu clarUy the statemenl theft lion wllb a rotollrJ Jut E. Mtlchell, 29 of Middleport ho...,ver_ Adkins said they became sus- Hartenbach gave Sheriff W,alk·l lhree relurned to Gallipolis and given by lhe older MitchelL Both men wore placed under at RaoklD'1 lirwb IJ!tllll Ill .and Merlln MttcheU, 25. 1 ~nil Walker !hen talked to picious and had taken the Ji. er and Baldwin permission to ' Milchell was questioned by , Merlin Mitchell'o sta~ement\ arrest and char&Oii with break· CrowD City. Sale! SPRED SATIN sure to shop In EJberfelds Cosmetic and Toll•try Department on the Main Floor for Special Values Ivery $6 .95 CAR COATS ..... · · .. · · .. · · · SALE $ 4•00 · SALE $6.00 $7.95 CAR COATS .... · .... · ...... SALE $7.00 $8.95 CAR COATS . - .. ·" · ·" · , .. SALE $8.00 $10.95 CAR COAT S - .. · .. · · · ·" · · · SALE $14.00 ··········· $16.50 CAR C0 AT S ;t. · ~ PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS 39c S•l• NO. 225 Brothers, B&E Pwtle. On at y --------------------------------------------------------- $12·00 51111 18" wide, aood pattern&,. e Be GIRLS CAR COATS given a1 tht." P fA. and - .• ~ock, STRETCH STRETCH STRETCH STRETCH STRETCH Christm8~ ~-Followin~ tt :e vt~l' to the Children's HnrrH ' the girl~ went t~ the Mr 1g.; Counly home to ...j.resent the same prn~r:tm ttll'y fiad SALE $3.19 $1.95, $2.95, $3 .95 ON SALE FOR -. 98c to $1.98 i{Qckings ril lell v,t111 r.'lndy Each llrl had made and decorated Stockings w11\1 g~Ji t t·J and tn~ mings, one f( 1r f'iH'h r ht1d w 1U1 tbe name on SALE $1.39 . SALE $ 2 .39 All vinyl Stick VOL XVI .Yellow, blue or green. Service for 8 . 49c CLING }\ $t .11 69c AERO SHAVE -·-····79c COLGATE$ PUSH BUTTON SHAVE --·--···· $1.00 OLD SPICE PUSH BUTTON SHAVE -····-·-98c VASELINE HAIR TONIC ------- --- ····-··· $1 .00 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD ---------········· $1.00 WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO --··-·--------·--· $1.09 NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ----·--·-········ 98t DERMASSAGE SKIN LOTION ---·········-· 69c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA --PL\JS MANY MANY OTHEIJ SAL! PRICES Small Group! GIRLS SKIRTS The girl!l rue! on Uecember to go 1u tiH" l'h tldren's IIlli $6.49 $6.89 $6.89 $1.45 Package of 10 Gilletq Shlnleu Steel Blades - s· .o 3 to u"X - 7 to 14 Ulld 8 to 16 in subteens. 17H p.11t'S . 11.t.'oo ; -ti.\rd Home to gh't-> $1. 89 $2.89 $ 3•89 $4.39 $5.49 GIRLS STRETCH PANTS '- Mre,..hml'nts 111 pin.:1 ~wprf1rn. . e90kies and pup Spt•rtal thanks .' .ent to Huth B :c~ rt Htt· d .·T ifl SHill , ' Curtis f or hrlping wt1h the par ~ :::::·:::: :::: :~:~ :~g~~~~ nwt .. . . -.......... '4 for. $1·00 69c GLEIM TOOTH PASTE ----·- 61c 83c FAMILY SIZE COLGAH TOOTH PASTI ...... 71c 69<· LISTERINE _______ ..... . ........ . 52c $1 .00 JERGENS LOTION -········-·--·-·· 7Sc 99c LUSTRE CREME SPRAY SET -· ··---- - 71o $2.00 NEW DAWN HAIR COLOR SHAMPOO -···-· $1.57 $1.75 TONETTE CHILORENS PERMANENT -·-· $1.31 $3.SO PRETrY PERM HOME PERMANENT -····· $2.62 $1.00 !IAN ROLL ON DEODORANT -------·······- 7Sc SOr WOODBURYS HAND CREAM -·········-····- :17c $1.00 PACQUINS HAND CREAM --·······------ -- 73c 65c JOHNSON! BABY POWDER 52c 410 WOMENS BLOUSES (on Sale) eii • 89c Bath Si.te Cashmere Bouquet TALC POWDER -- 61c 59c Giant Site Clo'\hmer• Bouquet TALC POWDER 47e · e • ·- . Co!oTstone hand painted . Acid resistant color und~r tM. glne. Dishwasher and detergent proof. · Ovtm and craze proof. noral and fruit designs In Jwnbo· olio Btrdseye Dish Towel11 On Sale $2 .00 JERGEN' S LOTION for extra dry skin ~----- $1 .37 363 WOMENS SLACKS l r a..dy . . · - . . loii&'L Low *41. Friday , oeeasloul rail 111d m~d, ~~~~ M-17, 45 pc. DINNER SETS DISH TOWELS 69c COLGATf'S TOOTH PASTE ---------- -- 61 c $1.19 WRISLFY 'S WATER SOFTENER -------- --- 77c EVENING IN PARIS DRY SKIN BATH OIL . -- ··· $1.75 $3.98 to $19.75 __ : companwd by l\lr, Hugh Cairns. t. A pia ~ wt t'nt•tled ··sa nl<i· s Surprisf.'' wa s [)l't-St'nted w_1th ; Brenda l3r itd1ord portraymg STEVENS Cosmetic and Toiletry Specials Bargainl In The Ready To Wear Department -~ mas carob . · Wh1lt' Christ· t to Town ,' · \\!t<:~L t '!ntct ts Th1s," , : and "0 (qnw ·\H \ ,. 1-' The gtrh wt't t' dtrt-' ~· ted YEATIIEJI Store Hours This Week ... Thursday and Fri~~ · 9~00 to .:S:OO and to 9:00 In The Evening. Bargains··.:in .•c'Every Department, Every Day On Saturday 9:00 $19.95 . Decembet Noted ~ ' It's Sale Time at Elberfelds In ..,omeroy ·tamp Fire Girls ., ... ......... . ..... .. . .. -···---· ·~~..&.· 31c I •· '11 QUAil HOUSEHOlD PAllS Unbreakable polyeth3lene. Can't rust or 1\a!IL Easy tO elean, never scratches. Heavy wire ball. . Yellow, tUrquoise and red. 39c roa, MELMAC ..~ TEA CUPS .... .$ALII· W."ONS,69c BATH TOWELS ' •m. Staln·frte Apollo Flit IllY -.aucer. .tl&rquollt, yellow, oobaa'iwood, wbite. · .... 39c 1----------~------------~_.--~---.7~ . ora!iel!-bioWn, blu~~~bld-).laht blue, red'ro.. ' •; i' . I 'W•,sh Cloths . ¥iljlidfd to lilt Diehl - ..2 ... -•1·~ . . - "t./ · ELBERFELD$ .IN: 1'1 Size 20 by .44)/.fnches mu)U color atrlpell- Yellow· • ' J, . ' fail with- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 6, 1965 clark rickard scarberry shoemaker wilson wooten