https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6c3e55efa0cb765d6bb453fbf376ad8f.pdf 629f606699c4988b46e61bf3737d8c32 PDF Text Text ... ..... . . . - .... ' .. ,• 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- �--~ ~ , • • ~ ' • .. • • • ~ .. • ., • • II' • • • - ----- .·------. .. .... ' -- . ~ . . ~ .. • • • • o o o , o o 4 "' I o· O • I J I ' ' , •" ' ... • • . .. _ ... .. . .' .:'l • ........ The IJaily Sentinel ,,''Colonic• rower!" COMMENTt.TING EDITORIALL 'f • I , ... We Climb Toward 2000 A. D. • President Johnson remarked the oth· er day that v.e are now clost"r to the year 2000 than to 1929 His pomt was that we had just about moved out from under the long sharlow east by the d1sastrous busmess crash of that year The wars. the altered power structure of the world, all the changes '" our eco· nomic life. labor-management relaltons. the size and role of government which have taken place since then are now an Irreversible part of history. Like gravity, no historical event ever stops operating with d1stance, but like a spaceship passing from one planet to another. we are coming under new mfluences We are beginning to feel the pull of the 21st century, with its automated, leisured. much more crowded society that we are well on the way toward building. - ..... '. • ... . . .. , • • Much needs to be done. of course. to free ourselves of the last draggmg problems hanging over from the early part of this century, lest our children and grandchildren flnd that the gltttermg future we enviston for them Is but a tar· rushed reflection of the past The overriding Issue is that of peare. If that can be kept as well or as p~orlv as 1t has since 1945. perhaps that will he considered a successful accomphshmer;l But contmued peace depends on many other things besides thts country's nu· clear strength and vigilance A fundamental question is whether the scores of emerging nations - as well as manv of the old bnt 1mrlerveloped nnes - can achieve democracy and begm to • • Voice of Broadwav • • • reportmg deals In Hawaii and Far Easl His sludw will be the first pro.- ductwn .set-up m Hawaii's h1s. tory Jose Iturb1 tells frtends that he traveled 50,000 marvelOU!i In the part , natur- mi les th1s year. He 's 68, and ally, but ran't you wnte the still puts m hours of practicmg ..,., "AlL . .,.J.!f ...... 1::1»\.io.. .,.".: -,: . i ill- ~~' ,;.,: . .a, .;u. .;... 1~iv ... ., ..:=: ,~. ~r ~· I r..:5. !.&.: every day now 'jshootlng around them." After only two months. ..The Owl and the PuS9ycat" h a s pa1d back half of its lnve . ment They've already returned the overcall. That's a Broadway rartty. Alan Bates dancing with actress Cla1re Chapman at L'lntrtgue had the crowd applaudmg Nobody ..., as sure whether they were doing • new step from England or scmethmg left out ol "Zorba k their ''Best Aclress" Oscar the Greek." but 1t was dtfler• awards - thtnkt he will be ent. able to do 11 again for Sophta F'our elaborate hair pieces, Loren in ''Judith" m 1966. She won her f1rst Acade10y Award valued at more than $1 000 , were stolen from Inga Swenson's In 11161 for ..Two Women" dressmg room two days beBarkers of an uitra-expens1ve fore "Baker Street'' was ta musiCal on the road are hopmg a famous d1rector w11l be able open In Boston. As a result, lnga was forced to appear on to cooverl it mto a htt stage with what Nature gave Half the U. S Navy oeemed her - blonde tresses that fall to be on hand outside Matlv's well below her wais1 - but Manil Gm dl•cotheque ihe that didn't aflect the reviews. ather nlght. The lure was a Apparently the show IS a hit. group of Broadway chorus girls Of course the police were m.. who were kfllmg time between formed of the great robbery, 1howo to Monkey. Frug and but neither they, nor Sherlock Watusi, and they were quite a himself, have a clue. •lght The European fashIon hous~s are screaming. The A popular Hollywood otar. Italiano are furlouo at Gina also important on televis10n, is Lollobrlglda lor buying her new consulting her clergyman in wardrobe at Dior's In Paris, and an effort to save her marnage. the Parisians feel the same way She says she lovea her bridebecause Brigitte Bardot dtdn't groom, but the~ battle even at patronize their elegant salons parties, and she can't stand the de couture As a topper. the v10lent b1ckermg No sooner French models have formed a did ' 'The Cmcinnat1 Ktd '' start union to protect themselves filming than its director, Sam from the lnva01on of "Vikings, Peckinpay, exited and wa ~ r~ laxons, Teutons and Yankees " placed by Norman Jewuson. 'IIlio department pleads guilty Then the picture got under way to being a Yankee. but what and two of the stars were put about thooe Vtklngs• Haven~ out of comm1ssion temporanly. IHn one in years Love their Sl<We McQueen fell off his costumes though. motorbike, and Tuesday Weld lituck a cigarette m her eyeRichard Boone's oetfnJ actfvl- which wasn't easy to do. betles theoe days are all hmlted cause she was supposed to have to Ills studio and production stopped omoking. 'llle movte is When Evangelist Billy Graham dined at the Howa1i Kal the other night, he caused a big. ger fuss than any movie star who's ever entered fh'e restaurant - Including Cary Grant Jack P:l!ance and his wife have parted again ... Quincy Jones took off for a week's vacation in St Thomas. bracing himself lor the torrent of work expected as a re!lult of his recent promolion to a veep poat at Mercury Recorda. Charles Merzbath, who fs a tycoon In the toy tram and mlmature automobile filed, dashed to the coast Ion a regu. lar • sized plane) to be With Anjanette Comer. She's the actress who Is supposed to be a big noise after 'The Loved One" is released The film version of 20th Century Fox's next giant war film, "Datelmo Paris, August 1944," will em· ploy the same technique a• was utilized for Darryl Zanuck's "The Longest Day" - four dif· ferent languages Ill the dialogue. The actors Will speak French, German, English and SwediSh. Q - Oil how llliiiiY oc caolooo bave two brothers served In the U. S. Seoaw al lbe oame time? A - Twice. Q - What lo the official IIIlo of the envoy of tbe Pope Ill forelga couotrl01? A - Nuncio. Hado Most parents In raisin& their children follow a pattern that Is olmllar to the one thai W85 uad on them t w1th sucb commendable r..uttal ). Tho Important points to remember are that correction should be prompt and dellnttely related to bls miademP~~or. It must be admlntstered m love and not 1n anger or Impatience, and I& should not be !0 mUd •• to be meaningless or so severe aa to takll the heart of the child. The cblld who feels that 110 bu been unjuolly puolshed 1VfD feel reseotmenl ralber titan repentance. Ia addition to t1t1o be will feel tbat be t. belni reje<led by h11 parenbl aDd bl1 behavior wfD wonn rather than Improve. Cut Your Own Taxes:4 SOCIAL Sickness No Longer Pays Quite So Well SECURITY pay he would receive no credit for the first 30 days. For the remaining 30 days he would take a credit of the '100 week· ly maximum. Now take the oue of a work· ,.. whose employer paid him 75 per cent or less of his nor· mal pay while he was absent I The Social Security Dlotrlot Office In Marietta processed over 3,100 cla1ms for ooclal ,.,_ curtly beellto during 1964, stated Paul J . Hughes, Asslstaot District Manager In charge. This Is about an 11 per cent Increase over the previous year. The Marietta district Includes Washmgton, Atheno, Mei111, and Monroe countle1. It's still possible to say that you can make (and keep! more money while being home sick and drawing your pay than It 11 by going to work every day. But possibly because of a· buses of the sik pay credit In former years, this 1S one area because of sickness. Unless he whero Congress made draatic waa hospitalized at least one day during the period of absence changes In 1964. The number of olalma from Before sick pay becomea a there Ia no credit for the first each of the counties were: 1,· factor m your tax return there seven consecutive days 141 Washington, 1,216 Athens, Tbereefter, lor tbe remainmust be pre!lellt these ele481 Me1gs, and 317 Monroe. Not der of tbe 30 dayo, be would dements: You were absent £rom all of these claims were for work because of sickness or In- duel bli full pay up lo a mat· retirement benefits, Hughea satd JUry m 1964 and during this lmum of S'/5 a week. After the The above figures Include ovpet1od of enforced absence from 80th day the mnbnum deduc- er BOO claims from disabled work you received compensap tion would be $100 a week, as- workers and tHeir dependents. lion from your employer. (II suming tbe employe received Several hundred claims were you received payments under that much or more. also flied by widows and surAssume the sam feacts but an insW"ance contract, th e viving children of deceased amounts sa received are not re- the employe wao hospitalized workers. at least one day. He received portable on your return.) It is expected 1965 wiU have If you were off the payroll a stk pay cred1t for the full an even greater increase in the while you were absent from penod of absence. Hll maxi- number of claims. work , you have no siCk pay mum cred1t was $75 a weelr: Here are hinta to speed up credit lll!d none of the follow· for the first 30 days. At the end the processing of a claim. of the 30-day pertod the maxi· ing apphes m your ease. Have the wlll'ker's aoclal The new SJck pay rules wIll mum credit advances to the security card, a copy of hil probably become known as the actual pay or noo a week, 1964 W·2 form or tax return, 75 per oent415-$100 formula. whichever is lesser. Notlo the attempt to equalHere's how Lt works : Ize the lax ltreak between the You were abstal from work beeauoe of slcknen or tnjury employe who reoolves full pay and your employer paid you while he Is slk and the one who DI!VOTE!. TO INTIRIIT OP MI!IGS MAlON IRII your lull rate or more than 75 receives a reduced rate during per oent ol your full rate whDe such time. The former must Richerd 1. Dwell, 'ubiiiMr you were away. After you were wait 30 daya bfore the credit CtletNr Thanrwhlll lditOf away 10 dayl you would lake beg1ns , the latter wa1ts only o olck pay credit of lbe actual seven days. And if he 11 hospitomoaol reoefved weekly up to altzed any time durmg his per· a maximum ol UOO a week lor 1od of absellC<l he starts to get tbe balonee ol tlte time you mstant cred1t Wberev"' 11ck pay credit apwere away. plies It presents an opportunContrary to the old rules ln this situation, lt makes no dif Ity to make a oubstantist ta• lerence whether you were hoo- savmgs pltal!zed or not. If you rece!v· Take the time to give a full ed mort than 75 pr cent of explanation of the circumstancyour normal aalary while you es and attach thlo statement were absent, you get no credit to your return. Your statement until you have beeo away moro should recie the date you first missed work, the date you rethan 30 days. turned, the amount of pay reFor eumple, an employe wa• elved as contrasted to your absent because off lllneas for oarmal wages, nature of the 00 dayo m 11164. His employer illneoa, the name of the hospitcontlnued to pay him during ti and th date you were hoethiS time hiJ full oailll')l of ~ p1talized. t month Since his payment waa tNEXT: New Tu Breaks lor creator than 7~ per cent of hil Older Cltbeno.l THE DAILY SENTINEL tlte direction of juveofle dellnquency. When d1sc1pline at borne falls, the only way to avert real dllsas.ter is for the parenhl to seek help from a aoclal agency or chiltl auJd· anct clinic. It ohould not be necesaaey to puofsh any well adjusted child frequently. The found a• lion of good d11clpl!ne 11 mutual love and respect. The Inspiration of a good example is a far more power· ful Incentive that the fear of any lonn of punishment. S o spank occasionally - II by doIng so you get a good result but never apply this form of punishment to a child who has rnched the age ol 10. Aa your ohlld grows older• reaoonlng With him or wilhhotdlnl privileges is much more ef· lecttve. Q-ln order to save molley 1 am giving my baby diluted canned milk and the older child· ren instant nonfat powdered milk. Is It detrimental to their health not to get fresh milk? A-ll the ca•oed milk II evaporated rather than COil· densed. it Is idfBI lor your baby beclluse It has been thor· oughly sterlllzed and 1a more even eutly digested than fresh milk . It Is also leS! likely to CAuse a rash. Dried milk to also perfectly wholesome and whell tt Is a question of uslnl powdered milk or cutting down the amount of milk you can k!;e your children. by all meana use tbe powedered milk. Redskins Still I I • 1 I 1 . - - - -- - - On Top, But OU =.;_.=:.J witb me now! " \ ' .' ., 1 ,,._ 1 THE SPORTS DESK By CHET TANNEHJI.I . SenliDel Spons Writer Grid (~oaches Use Varying ' f ., J' I' .. . l ·~ Jl j 1'1 l•l''' > ' ' a certified copy ol each person's birth certificate. a copy of the marriage certificate, and stop at the Social Security OJ&. trlct !Allee at 331 Fourtlt in Marietta three Street months before retiring. -What 1o tbe lartltll f Jiy o1 plull? A _ Composile family· AU..STARS 1'he leacue leadlnl Athens l le.&~~gue play with wlru11 aga inst Golden Gales. 1'he Bulldogs lng by 1-3 senior Er1c Gustav- eraging 17 5 potnts a game WLth Bulldogs 1nvade Pom•roy ~'tt- l Middfeporl and Wellston and went down to defeat after hold· son who IS carrying • f8 6 av· .24 field goals and %l I ree d bt defeats by Nelson"Yille and Jackmg ot IJ pomt halfhme lead. erage m league game~ He has throws for 70 points 1 ay Ill : son Lancaster overcame Coach Me.. Ihit on 30 field goals and 15 foul Other expected Panther starters agamst At!"lens are Guards Coach Rwss Moore'!! Panth -1 Pomeroy, presently tied for l .t. tee 's boys with a full court lshota for 75 pmnts en will be entertaining a team 1fourth place m the Southeast-I press tn the last half. Roundmg out the Bulldoglt'l Bill Jewell and Bob Smith. that has won four straight ero Ohio cage loop with Logan, The Bulldogs have npped the starting five are husky Larry 1 ~nter Bob Crow , and forward jj SEOAL contests and five Jf has tall~ 237 point!! while op- nets for 301 point! m league i Coon, Bruce Rannow, D 1 c k Bruct? Simpson. SlX games this season pos1bon teams have netted 271. games while their opponents Adams and Todd Snyder Pomeroy will also be un the The Panthers, thus fa.r, have Athens' lone loss of the year h<tve managed to sink only 185 Pomeroy's scoring attack hardwood Saturday night host- I!!~=::....__ won t11ree games and suffered , was last Saturday night by a The d•fending league champ- has been led by Senior i"or·J lng the sixth-place GaU1polis two defeats. Pomeroy Js 2-2 in 40-49 margin to Lancaster's •ions have been paced In scor· wacd Phil Swindell who is av- Blue DevLls Ttlllllm~ Team~ Come bome ' Thla typa of viciouo cycle will live hlm a big boost II ' I .,, .. .. ' .. ...' ... ' 1• In wblcb Stalel ean • en be •llder Zl yean .t aPT A - In Georaia, ltllDtudiJ, Alukl, and Hawaii. Q - . BEHHY'S WORLD 18:' J ---- Yau can get ocldltlonal, valuable tax half from a new 64-page book "Cut Your Own Taxa1,' available only through this newopaper. SAVE$ WHEN WE BUY AT 1H E U· CARR)A. 10 'lOUR CAR- To spank or not to spankT That ts the question thai P""" zles many young p~jrentl . The answer 111 not 1..1mple. W llllt works well for one chfld or ID one set or circumstances, may not work well for another or in another set of clrctwnstancea. form of punishment te to teach yOUI' child obedience 10 that he will nol develop habits that are physfCllily dangerous to hunself or others or that ore socially uoacepllible. We DO-rrOtJRS'ELVERS lJM LUMBER COMPANY WHICi-1 EVEN .f.IELPS 'ri:lU TJe 11-IE W<:Ja) ON • "y Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. /~~· The object of lillY By RAY DE CRANE Newspaper Eolerprfoe A110. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN reviews now" The nerve of the United Stales to export tls capitalistic trivia to the serious ctltzens of the USSR! Film dJrector Daniel Mann - wh o guided Shtr!ey Uoolh. Anna Magnam and Elizabeth Taylor I , • AI home. automation is the geme let loose flom the test tube of science which prom1ses so much , both of good and ill. Here the question is no longer one of untomzahun and strikes but of how we are to learn to live with the thinking rna· rhi nes With a mirumum of human suffermg and dislocation To solve this problem will require, not bargatnmg shrewdness, but wisdom and statesmanship on the part of both workers and employers. G1ven that, we may euler a Golden Age of free enterprise that Karl Marx or the Utopians never dreamed of The recent four-year agreement be· tween the Longshoremen's Association and Atlantic and Gulf shippers may be a token of this. The new contract at long last calls for gradual reduction in work crew s1zes, made possible by automation and made neces~ by rising costs. The same situation must eventuallv be resolved on the railroads and in steel and other important industries There are also serious challenges to be met tn the areas of education, poverty, crime, urban bhght. It Is an uphill journey to 2000 A D. But when we look back and see how far we have chmbed since 1929. or even 1959, it takes a real devotion to pessimism to be able to say It was better yesterday than 1t w11I be tomorrow. Bulldogs Invading Pomeroy Friday SAYS earn a fair share of the world's wealth [or thelf peoples To do thi>, th ey must be helped to !irk the related problems of poverty 1gnorame and runaway population growth. • MIS! MIDNIGHT'S Notebook· Producer David Merrtck would like Mary Martin to tour " Hello Dolly" in the Soviet Union next Summer Mary would be DOCfOR 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 7, 1965 - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 7, 1111 I •• • • , " I• • ... The book contalno all of the Information Included In tha ooriao appearing In this newtpaper PLUS much mora. To order 1 copy, simply mall the coupon below, or aend your name, addr- and 50 coni• to ''Cut Your Own Tax"," clo The Dally Sentinel, P. 0. lox 489, Dopt. A. Radio City Stallon, New York 19, N. Y. >I d' t ' I• ' I•" ------------, I I "Cut Our Own Tax"" c/o The Dally Sentinel P. 0. Box 419, Dept. A, Radio City ltatlen, New York 19, N.Y. I I I Plean send me cop!" of "Cut Your Own I I Tax"" •t SOc per copy. lncloud !1 my chock or money ardor for $ 1 I I Name I City-------~ I t - ~-=a~·==-...!:'~y~.....;. Alldretl State _,. Notice Open Bowlers I ~~ - , • I .. Tuosdoy-Weds. Afternoom SPECIAL RATES Fridoy Evonlng-Strikos Payoff Solurday fvoning-Rocl, Blue Pins Payoff No Certificates ALL TOPCOATS & OVERCOATS REDUCED .1(a OFF .. oss �. ~Daily Sentinel Pomorodliddleport o . Ja n Maso - - - - - - - - - - ford, San_dy Von Sirkle, Paull usrd lor surgical iigaturf' and 7 198~ '·,t·M"~:,~w ,,,,_ I 5 New Members Hospitall\'ews I Ra~:fGU'r uSA<£ - Sprt•ial Class F D. or airy men A d Is nnounce I;::~~·~;:!.n~:int~:~nd..; Wiioan t:aro Catgut is a tough cord made \ets, and archery bows, accord111 ,Jd 01! :\t::\o\ York v1s ited her P""""· Mr and 'drs . William I from the lntestinOI of certain In& .to the Encyclopaedia Brita t ·n,ler durong the holidays Ent..-..1 HoapHal uospll·l animal s, especlaliy sheep, and aon:;;li cai.iiiii . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 \1rs Seb<~!<.lian Tedt"sco rt· 1 Those enterinj Holzer ... • , lu nwd 1" her hom• on ~rld•x , .1 during the past 21 hours · JUNIOR WOMAN'~ n.l'B 1 F.ttw! H1ddle 'vfr·" Jt~mf'" N Hl ll' r bt>Jng a patu•nt, at Umdded . -. N Ha\ien Jumnr \\'um Hou-.. h \II Halph St\ ' e:- i:11 1J •~"r~ 1 h Ho~pllal 111 t:o lumbus, P'l' PLEA SAI\'T _ Ftve new PT. PLEASANT- A special Mn. Melvm Lee Clagg, Rt. ' · f Galltpo1Js ;_ M rs. J ohn D. Grose ' . ..•ne , Club"''~ntertalnt:'d ne'l'r lllf'm I I ht' !r(•" l~"')~s Oh iu board member! were elected class for datrymen will be olila rt<'entl_. with a cJmner a\ 4·H CLLH \1EEI~ \lr <~n_d \l n Jntrn Wolle at the genera l membership ferE-d tn Point Pleasant begin- J~r., Galh~il5, E~lzabeth OU' lib Evans Steak Honst' In t;al The Ht'nd Hu ~tler<> 4 H {lub t!'d dltldten of l~e\t'Ll'.' , 0 VIs- I et>tmg of the Hldden Valley nmg the IaUer par t of January Caldw\1, GB.U ipohs, Betty L ' • Upolis. Jo" o\l~wtng thl:' dmnt'J tlw lwld ltH·I r I t:):;:ll letr m,,nthl\ il•·d fnt>nd~ heH on Sunda?'" tountry Club Tuesday evening. and running for seven weeks : Bmg , Rt . 2, Gahpohs; ~~:se l 1t&embers mt'l lll tht> hnmt o' nwt>tHtg !l< t t•mbt>r :2H l9ti4 .It \ \1 and 1\.lrs Wdltan~ .Ch~ s-1 New board members elected Thts class lS being offered by \ 0 Whittaker, Kanauga. ·lot: 'l , Mra Ro~I . !it'Jn ttz .... here a the ;.Je.,., 1\ilv~n l. udgl 1\.111 \t:'r vl~ttrd fntonds ut \1artelta to serve a two - year term West Virglnia University, Coop-, Mane C. Jones , Rt. 1, Pati ' lh~t busmes~ meeting wa .; The ntf't'ltn!r. was • i:i llt'd tn ul 0 nil Sunda~ C J H Horry Dar- eratlve ExtenslOn Service, and Paul Dean Will tams Rt held . dt'r b\ tht' prt>..,ldt·nt. ::-::mdl ,l HPI t•nl dl'n~lt'r gue~ts of Mr ~~~~e Charle~ Y~·nham, Joe Will be taught by specialists cr·own City ; Bette L. Null. ' I Miss Wandet SH•mplt:' -.~a s lh<', J>Jt ke n" J'tw m -, t<.~lla \ l l'ln n1 of .md \lrs Jatk Stewait of New Neeiey and H. p Hat.ch Re· lrt\'11 the Umverstty I h.pohs, Mrs. ~ha~\es E 1.8 Eb1\)est speakeY for tht' ,•vt>nmg [Wt:'l"' .,.,<~::. he:- ld [)evonons "".~·~ ~ H<t\t'n v.+>re Mr and Mrs R~uf mammg members are Wtl· The aessaons will comnst of cey, Pomeroy, MISS HLy~ t E She spok e on Chnstmas dPI ur- lt•d u, l.t'dll \tilt \1Jllt-r (on llt'n '-;tt'\~nrt an·d · son Gary o · ll~m RarcJm , Jr' Paul Som- retding, forage production, tersbach. Pomeroy ' ~a~~~ Sizes 4 to 10 attons Hepflr!S wt>rt> given tn Cookt' ( '••nn lt' l la/o:~l'll\ <Jnd '\1d-.ull \l t ~ :v1<uy Aumill er f~ ervtlle Robt!it But(her and Ro- houging productiOn record~. [ Rose , Rt. 2, Racme, MIt 0 the foUowmg .:ommllh:t" t h.m - lllld<J 1\oll -.h fhu tl<~rd Mt s. Max me Arno bert .Adkms fal ~1 b~smess records. and the Hughe!i, Midd leport, I HoHnl·ve'" • Flat Heels Dlen - Mrs Hogt>r ~tnk, ('hnsl · l The pr ogram was prrsef11 t'd am1 Uaughtej• MSUSieJofk PFomel- 1 Elmo l·'; JeSZ ft>hrmg presi-' use or ~edit. I Roush, RL 1, PLietar•tn; t- Mrs I \i . H0 hf'rt d \ k 8 a r11 \ \1r an•ld . rs 1' ac owd- dent appomted· a t"Omm.Jttee to Pre . reg1stret•ons Morgan Pt eas . · Cuban Heels lllU Fol I Wrap r~ bv Chen I ,m ll' r umg<i 1 ar e i · R 11 West Coi1 ' BI!I'nit:z. calend <lr sale~ Mrs lnt>r· ldf·•·K~ •:tl mOic. <iatl \1JI ·:nd f ··~o~~~n Ple~~a~i ~r ana l~z~ . study and maderecom· tbemg accepted tn the Count y Harold ~ lst usst, Landrum, VALUES TO $9.99 Richard Grmstead Mt>nl at , If'! ( '.tth\ Hag~er_tv. A. lit.:> I o~~ \1:)s Ste wart and ch,tldrP~ I mendattons for budding and fin· \ Extension Office m Pomt Plea~- ! u~n~ta .. ~r/ w~ido Wilhs, Rt Health Uepartult'nl r~poltt-"d on ~\mle , Jl:'nnrtt'r Zf'lk l: ·. S~:~nd.r,t a,n Hutchte a nd Lisa I ancmg addltton~ to the ,·lub.ant We must have at least 10 J.ac son, Pomt· Mrs. Francls WOMEN'S &he treat:; l<tkt' tt tu I akul ;-.t<Jte Pwkt•Jh HPtkl Hurns and ~,d 1lllllll\ t f M d 1 house Commtttee members are ldEurymt:n to offer the t·ourst! l , South 1' Mrs Hospital . dte 1\al ... tt><H.lnn · \llJrmer" ''An 11.0 11 d131 1 g~t-s; 0 11 ard :~n J<:~tk Fruth thatrman, \\ . C Re ist..ration fee will tw l5 for Rakles, Rt.L 'nard HUI1ti'n gton, Tbe club • ott"d \ll grre a d0- lllust l atPcJ !<tlk lias grvt>n b\' \ It ., I au owe n Gilmour Mary Stem Harry i even sesswns I Robert W. eo ~rt G I ,, DatiQn to the ~e>l lltlt' n Town (,all 1\lliiPr A.. demon:-.tra1ton Hllk \'.t:re Mrs Harper Burns i F'IIzslm~om and Ca;roll Ken - the s , ~ W Va, Mrs R~ A • Brown • Bl1ck $3.88 ,,, "'as gtven b\ Be-rk\ Bums of Crantsvrle, Mr. and l\1r~ ed I ORN IRt. 2, Well ston j u ;n Council for Clnhllll:-t" tJeats St101 4 to tO --~~----'Ibo!e a.tf'ndtng tht> dmner ltelrt>slmwnts Wt'fe servPd bv Jcunes Trent and .son of Day- n H~lile Morgan club manager, SON IS 8 Wellston , Tanya L row<.,.aats, .nd' meetmg Wt>rt' ~JS Eugene l'heryl and Vicki Bumgardner ton 0 Mr and .Mrs RI~hard was reco ~~ · ior servkell he ' MASON - Mr and M_~s land; Mrs. John J L ._. Ste hResson \1t "s Fronre<; Wt'i)ver.l,t1 1ho!!eattendtn~ SandraPi rk Hu•IIHI and J)ebra of Parker ~-''~<u cont~buted. toward club :James Duddmg are snnounclecg i Ravenswood, Mrs ·F'Mrs. Rl~h- , BOY'S .. _ Ro ger FmK \lrs RtrhH• 1·k' Hurns Cnnme Ha~ buq.; ~~l:i ~ .lane Powell of MOlt thtn the past birth of thetr first ch tld D ens, Grayson, Ky ' ood · ~-.. · en~. d M. M p 1 improvemen s WI 1 H t· hospttal. l Ravensw . ard.Grin st~ad MJs James ('un - gt·r ly, ~-:ddte Jl ahte<:!d Bt>cky gantol-\11 a? ISS ary a ear and was commended for 31, a aon, al ozer, nd ar- ar d R. •yon!, llinlham :Vlr s .t.lfrH.i Sprouo;t' , (;tlnwn• A li te Stone Jenmlt-r ' Pallgh of ( harleston ~his work Morgan reviewt!d fnamed Troy Lyn. Gra t!uls Birth~ e Jr Mra Ja;·k Pugt, \1 r-, Hl)lJt'll Zt-rk!e ! mda Housh Debtm.• llo\ tda~ guests of Mr. and . I lanned for ents are Mr. and Mrs. dl Mrs John D. Gras' 'I Be~lz ~~ond \1t:,s \~'<~nda ~\em- Km~ nebbJc (;J]man Sharon I Mi~ .Jaek ~tewart were Mr . ' lt~lpr~v~7:; ~~aars p \E. Johnson, New . Have~ a.;n · ' Young's Trailor Court so~la~g le. H. t\'k~rd Ca1tt\ Haggt>rtv t:atl and \1ts Vltnd Curnmms, Paule ro. outimed im rove- Mrs . Nellie Duddmg, 8Sl ' lp m , Mrs Melvm ee . , ~EJIACLIMA GARDEN CLUB Mtller, Coz.) Cooke, D(bbte nw t ' mrnt n ~ Larry Cummtns ~ Mrt }1~~~: la!t year s!.h as ~ grest g~andparents c.~·~ C~~;: ~ Rl. 2, Galh,pohs, s~n, 10 15 a. MEN'S The N~hac\nm. (,tilden ('\ub Hlt•k<lrd Stf'plrrn t!H lstt>atl Le- ot !.dart ~alls. 0 ., Jal'k i ~enllstallatton of a lift up a Mattie Rmg, Hartfcc 'd Mrs m ; Mrs Charles 04... m -·t Mond "'\ evt'nma at the . h A . lllller \1r o; Samuel Lulmnlns and Hu ssell Cummms l le m d 1 (' f aev~ l les Ring . New Ha\•en, an . Pomeroy, son, 8: p. . ..""' on .. !!> d nn . . Co 1 M steep bank an pan mg a p 61·oy b ged 01 1 hume of Mrs Thtl!ll"" \l((.,o>A · flal~l~>.Jd. \trs llonald Burn of(olumbu s i\Jss rat-e an- ! ··It belwet-nthefai rways Helen Johnson, om . scar M Jarnes _. wlth Mrs . K A Sdt3 t'kd ~:Jrdnt'r . and \'Trs. Paul Rkk - ual, , :\1r . and :'1-;rs. Bob Nay of ] ~~ t re:\hree _pt!rsons .attend-! Henry CletandEd. rsd Green, I h tess The meetmg . ... Hat' IIIP. !'l"lrs. Jo loren('f:! Thorton or Y Luzadder, Mrs . war .. ~1 u- OS rtr• l ' I II an d ){ ex 0f Le- ed . IS '• as ... opened b~· !lit:" rresidt'lll . PERSONAl ..." ' amI ~·.InS 't' I Mrs. Mar th a 'fhomas ' Ear ~- Hobert I avnt> DPvotiom \1 r Blld '11rs Ralph Cundiff. tart !·ails, 0. Wilfong, Mrs. Harry Ro!seb<lOifl, l CHILDREN'S •ere Jed by Mr:; :-ldi<:~l'k el. . Timn\\ .111 t.l \Jichcwl of Col um· - - - - -Mrs . Hobert Kuh n' Mrs M s Ro· A short . busmess mee tmg hw (J1 110 w1·re hol1da\' j.!,lll'Sls John Jf'ifsou 1"\'lrnilld River aews . .eld G \J' 1 I man Hyst>H and son 1 ht r ·Mrs ' · "as conducted Mr-; Hav Ptd.- .·)I \H'r 11\fllhrr \1n · sad ir 1 G•uge rudlo&!l - ~ lp~ 1 bert E Lee and daug eErd rd l eoa, Sr .. guesi speaker, spokellll'o rlio . l'resitlntl o/ ( ;ourl ' t• dam 18.1, 25.6, ru~"'"~om· ' John Payne. Mrs w~rs.• Gil "Feather Arl ·· and sho·Nt>d Mr 1'i nd Mrs FreeJ:Ian PT, I'LEA~ .<\:\' T - The Ma i teet; Pt. Ple~sanl 26.1 fallin Eichinger , Morton Nea l, aeveral pirt urP~. _she had !-lou~t> ol ('1! ·\Tiand . \'a . '' l"llrd !'011 f ounty ( our1 Tusday night eroy 2~. 15 Hmton 1.82,_ . Kg _ James M cCl<:~in, Mrs . Donald made from feathers tl(' l't' during thr Wt'l·hnd f'it'~·h•d .J olm 1,\ nd yl Wilson Kanawha Fa.lls 5 8_7 fallmg, ~ I<.:blin , Mrs. Jame~ ose attendl n~ Wt'rt' rvtrs. \Jo·~ nrnh(l Ohlineer was prP_~ id enl ;md F.vr rett Bissell ' nawha River runmng one,-fofurld 1. s.arlina Miller, M:rs. · 1 Th v . · · , · . 1 1f 8 d Wm 1e • c Carroll Adams ..Jr. ~1rs: Ph!ll 1·a\lf•d tn Col 1 unhu~ . ()h 1o last rn:'~ldenl prrHt>J~I • j PT. PLEASANT _ Charles London, one- 1a .~\s Charle!- Jay. Mrs. John Badg~ey, Bate, , Mrs . Marli n Bens!ord. wt'!'l.. dut;' lll t fw dt'; ll ll o! ht:"r \\llso_n !S b~:>g nm111g Ius Ilf_th Lanham . presidt>nl of the Pt. one fool, on .the Sl · renee Brohord, Ted Rtley , Mrs. NrJ. Henry Buck. Jr.. Mrs . ~ l \lC' : 111 .1;!w ..\Irs o . 11 Kem- \<'<lr ot li lt' s1x ye<il" te_rm Bts- Pleasan t- Mason County Ch~- Lon 19.U7, fa\lmg . Jo:ldridge Blame, Joclyn Middleport No. Second ~ell 1s o;l:111,ng lu:i th1rd year ber of Commerce Board o! Dt - Boat ~ovementte Sta te stan, Patn.ck Chfford, l)ooald Bumgardner :-.It's Oa pt' r rid Fields J r \hs 'lhoma:-; 1 \1 1 and \ll ~ l;r 1 t.~ld Cer- .t nt! ,..,d ... al ~ u <~ pp01n ted to lhe appointed committees Oblo R1ver - Buckey Veith David Gaul, Horner Cra•w· ' · . d L rt!c1or 8 2fi . c v Horner · .,_·. ..__._._ lloffma.n, \1rs. Llo~d llnf frnan. 1ad 1 .~nd s(, 11 111 l'il\dhogo F.llls, fl ~a lth c.ommtltt>e an. unacy l {nr the year of 1965 at r~ meet· up 14, J · P m · m · Jordon 1• Mrs Bt l\ Howard \Jr o.; Hob. 1I 0 Vl slll'd J\t'l the twiHi;,l\s Hot~rrl ( l<Jr~>nrf' Adktns the f the Board Wednesday down 14, 5 15 P· · 5 ert 'Lavne Mr~ Hor rv \1il lf'r, "llh hrl 111 ,,1twr !\! 1 :-. 1 orm !lf'l\l\' e\et kd mt>mbrr of the mghto up 14, 2 10 am; Poplur u~ 110• " ' b i mg J aeo b u up 15 · J . · ' Pilkf'ns Jr .Mtss \ Hou:-.lt. Ray 1rm 'r mem ht>r tour1 Js eg n i Committees and chatrmen ap- ;1 15 p m Cht•'> H'J \\'t>..t\t'l has been a nmg Ius s1x \'f'df te rm He l...d. by Lanhn..rn were Exec· 1. m ; Z1mmer up 17, 2 a .: •' ' ''llt·n ! c.t flullt'r Hoo.;l)l1al wa-.. appnlntt·d tn the Welfare potlm . ...... mmlllee Char les Lan- t.outs Janna up 17, 7 a rn , egl" u vo - cv • . • Z\ 6 Z5 a m · HeadquarI ers For \lr~ Jt, 11 ., t'\ 1t' •' K,fu-.!1 nnd t'omm 111 ee. h n (·halfman G A. B1ggs lgy Downt-y up • ·R • ai , • i p 11 7 a m . e11' ,~r 11 h n \' l ~ lt t: d he r s1 -.! t·1 and ~ - - ----d :0 c Hall (."Q-cha1rmen ; Or eaman u • · ·• Bo \.Jr( 1tlit>r 111 [.,,., \11 and \Irs ' Plea~~~~, Vallt'y Hospll~l ~nahe com~lltee, Roberl ,able up .21; 7 a. m , J~r?R. ~ !l:ne Hntr l:\ 1 C\t>v;- an d oh o AD\11/tr.n -- Mrs Anna E. Do 11. ger chairman Robert 1worLh UtJ 22f 6.10 a. • r 1 Oh 10 ·. Mro . ~ •tdler '" and ' James 'Lew1s, co- , Bosworth 11 down Greenup ' 11c.e• t·r:11 da 1 ,. \a::.1 wt•ek Brt'wer, I•·atrm, 11 1t:'~ler Olliin"N \\, 1.., <:1 rf'"('t'n1 Chi:irlt'S < urtm<tn Pt Pleasant; 1u : n M~mbershtp com- • -40 p m.; Beck]ord down. 6 a . • • ' 1 t c1aorm• · , d M !dahl 1 · 1~ :ii\, P<l 11 ~,nt Cll t;all lpt lll:s \\1-d ltHl Hobe rt . Mrfl~n;ei, Pt_ Peasan · n.tee , Jame!J J.ewis, chairman m.: Rose~ own t m.' l l) JSCHAUt,fJ) - C011nie S u t 1 ~ Bail wavne Abbott. p m. Hamllton up II '25 P· • r •'n!+>r H(f ' Jl 11nl 'J~ A \lr i.Jnd \l1 s \\'1ll1.Jnt ~t'<J~f' Plum lev . (;lenwuud: Wtllard Jef. ~~~~~e Park' and Tom f'lsher, Alton Zepher up 3 ,'l!:J a. m: z: ..Jlltl lo..~n 1 tlv nl Huddtaunun. W ters. l'umeruy M1s 11 omer i o-chatrmen; Industrial develop. Ben McCool up 4 W a rn' 1 \ 1 v1.., 111·d ht" l:' . h:rm~; 1 he Ho lto:i Leon . Mrs; David ·,.,. Middleport, 0 1c 1 Cha.rle' Lanham, 0 C Lynn B. up &·lSI m , I II I l men J Jack ' GUt II DaDI I CShear· iiiiiii:i:=====::_:•~lo:oi:"I~J:··'~":"::_"_;':::ll_::·':::"d::..;:M,::I.:,S.~J_',:''_::n,:"::,"..:'_':.,"..:" Hall V\tu!l Hartley, r., B .- 4...SO -P· m.,, i ·h d James LewiS: Hoods, , er ~•downpo GallipoliS Frul an N · 7 20 p m · Na~ · 0 _ C. Hall, chairman 1 Joe H- f..:•u een Caly up · -. •. _ ' d Oka carlson · AlrJXlrl. tiona! up IHS a. m • Frtber i ~!y a~pperly' chalrm~n , L. W. f <J,er UfJ I 20 a. m., Franklin .' ~ I Getty Dr. Kenneth llrync, Joe , up s·50 a. m.; Sulvay up 4 • te' Knox Dye, COl. Frank a. m Nee hy, d Dr F.ari Gault 1 J!.aaowha Fallt - 0 . F. Shear· Jlaug t an . WI d U 2S a m . town improvement, I - er down Lon on, · ·, 1DownH.ardJO Jr chairman, Sel- Patton own 12·2~ a. m.; Semet ~:: Flemming tCity plaonmg) , up 7 a. m.; Bruce up Marmet, . Ill s IHousmgl, o C ! 10 20 p. m ; S. 0. W. Va., up I ,<•. A. bgg. newal l Mrs. 12·"""" a m · Beaver down Wm· . 11 11 tUr on ,.. · ·"" · .. ~II m Rardin Jr, tPresident : field. 6 10 p. m. ; Lucas down ;l Pleasa~l .Jr. Woman"• : 12 ·20 a. m.; Warren Hougland : , b, · and J. H. Sumervll\e. I up 1:4S a. m.; 0 . F. Shearer Llu ' up US a. m. NEw HAV EN Are Named to <:Iub Roard , 1 Womens LINED BOOTS s .88 :! j . . . .. . L30ham NameS -- - Chairmen for Cltamber year I Rawhide Leather Shoes Sizes 8! to 6 s3.88 pr. 1 · I Pull On Rubber Boots Size 7 to 3 $1.99 pr. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 1 I I :- ADMIRAL . V COLOR T 1 _.....,=_....,.....,..- • 1 KER FURNITURE il _·"-"'_....,iiiiii=lj RUSS TOGS and AILEEN Pick -a-Pair Special I 1 SPORTSWEAR e STRETCH SLACKS :r' I YOUR CHOICE Ganlt>u Calt>n<lars AJ·e Available Now eSKIRTS LADIES HATS V2 PRICE I 3-T Nylon 3·T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL·WEATHER WINTER TIRES TIRES 190 Tractor-Type Cleats .• , Built Deep to Bite Deep! Most famous tire name in the industry, with performance-proved tread I YARD GOODS 1 16 to 42" Wid• - Stntch and Reg. 1 e CORDUROY .. · .... · yd. SOc 1 ! 54" Wldo - Re~ . $2.98 e 100% Wool Flannel yd. 1.99 e 80 SQ. PERCALE 3 yds. $1.00 EITHER PAIR UNBLEACHED $ e QUILT LINING • 2 yds. $1.00 See Us For Your Remodeling Needs Pa»t•l• 1nd Dark e 36" Outing Flannel 3 yds. $1 • Kitchen Ceblnoll Floor Tile e Mt. Mist QUILT BATS · · 8&c ~::;-eformice Top St u 6.00 • lJ" h lHint Slackwall Plus T;u and '2 e Ceiling Tile IraM;, Tw., CLEARANCE SALE THROUGHOUT THE STOREI ePeneling Made With TUFSYN Rubber eStorm Ddon ::-- • e Awnings RIZER OIL COMPANY Home Owned & Ope ra led You'll Like Our Servi ce eStorm Windows . ' MIDDLEPQfr, 0•.. , WY 2-5321 Mllldloport, 0. N. 2nd Av6 . .. . -- ~- -·--- ---· '""' ..... ·--- ~~~---- B'-···· cl.udren ALL DINETTE SETS REDUCED TO GO I 1-Solid Cedar Bedroom Suite, Reg. $219·50, Now $164- 95 1-Solid Oak Bedroom Suite, Reg. s299·95 , Sale S224· 95 1-Walnut Bedroom Suite, Reg. $199·95 ---- - Sale $149·95 1-Tan Bassett Bedroom Suite, Reg. $269·95 -- Sale $199· 95 1-Cherry Bedroom Suite, Reg. $279·95 - - - - - Sale $209· 95 1-Grey Bedroom Suite, Reg. $229·95 -------- Sale $172·45 1-Maple Johnson Carper Suite, Reg. ~49·95 , Sale $187·45 1-0ak Bassett Bedroom Suite, Reg. $279·95 Sale S209·9 ' 1~Walnut Bedroom Suite, Reg. $169 95 --- - -Sale $123·70 1-Tangier Bedroom Suite, Reg. $199·'5 - - - - - Sale $149·95 1-White Canopy Bedroom Suite, Reg. $269·95 S202· 50 1-Walnut Bedroom Suite, Reg. S239·95 · - - - Sale S179·9' 1-Walnut Bedroom Suite, Reg. S189·95 - - - - - Sale $142·45 1-Table & 6 Chairs, Reg. $139· 95 - - - - - - Now only S105·00 1-7 pc. tan & white Dinette Set, Reg. sn9·95 -- -Sale S89·95 1-42" Table,8 chairs, charcoal grey, $149·95 -- Sale S112·50 1-7 pc. Dinette, white & blue, Reg. $129·95 - - - - Sale S97·45 1-42" Round Table, lrg.leaf, 6 chairs, $129·95 Sale S97·45 1-Drop Leaf Table,4 Chairs, E. Am. s139·95 Now S105·00 1-7 pc. DineHe Set, Reg. $149·95 - - - - - - - - now only S112·45 1-Drop Leaf Table, 4 Chairs, Reg. s49-95 ------ now_$37·50 1-7 pc. Set, white & turquoise, Reg. $99·95 ·----now'74·" 1-42" Round Table,4chairs, Reg. $139·95 ----now S105·00 1-7 pc. Set, white & gold color, Reg. $119·95 --., now S89·95 1-7 pc. green, white Set, Reg. s99-95 - - - - - - - - - now S74·" 1-7 pc. Set, walnut, tan color, Reg. $149·95 ---- now $112·45 1-7 pc. Red & white Set, Reg. S99·95 ------ nowonly$74·95 1-7 pc. Black Set, Reg. S139·95 - - - - now only $10$·00 BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE OF ODD PIECES -- ALL DISCOUNT PRICED I 00 1-0dd Ex. long Sofa, foam, skirt, S279·95 now S20~95 1-0dd green Sofa Bed, Reg. $68·00 - - - now iust 551·45 1-0dd beige plastic Sofa, Reg. $44-95 - - - - now $33.10 1-Danish Sofa, chair, nice cover, $139·95, now SJ05.oo 1-Solid Maple Setee, match. chair, $259·95 - · - - S215·00 1-5 pc. mapl~ L. R. Sofa, chair, 3 tables, S189· 95 S1~2"" ------------ ... -·...-· - - --- ---~-- .... ,_.... ~-- · - .. ·- ... _........... .... .. .. ~ , ALL LAMPS Reduced ALL CHAIRS ' REDUCED TO GO! Save while we have 1 nice selection. 25-ro RECLINERS Reduced from 79.95 to PlATFORM ROCKERS eslow 59.95 IS $30. BUY NOWI SAVE NOWI Tobie lemp&, Tr" Le...,. and Pale Lampl Pl..,ty to select from now. EASY TERMS OF COURSE! Mason Furniture 773..5592 '"----FREE ESTIMATES---' FOREMAN & ABBOTT Mr., ALL BEDROOM SUITES MUST GO! 1-2 pc. Green nylon L. R. Suite, Reg. S194· 1-2 pc. Beige nylon L. R. Suite, Reg. ~79· 95 now $209·95 1-2 pc. Brown ny. L. R. Suite, Reg. ~49·95 now $187·45 1-2 pc. Beige nylon L. R. Suite, Reg. ~59·95 now S194·00 1-2 pc. Black ny. L. R. Suite, Reg. S259·95 now $194·00 1-2 pc. Green ny. L. R. Suite, Reg. S289·95 now ~17·45 1-2 pc. Grey nylon L. R. Suite, Reg. S299·95 now $224·95 1-2 pc. Early Am. L. R. Suite, Reg. S299·95 -- now ~24·95 1-2 pc. Early Am. L. R. Suite, Reg. $359-95 - now $269·95 3-2 pc. L. R. Suites, turq., br ., beige S169·95 - now S127·45 1-4 pc. Sectional, beige, Reg. S399·95 - - - - now S299·95 1-3 pc. Sectional, aqua, Reg. S299·95 - - - - now S224·95 1-3 pc. Sectional, gold color, Reg. s359-95 now S269·" 1-5 pc. Black Sectional, Reg. S359·95 --- now s26~·95 1-2 pc. Green L. R. Suite, Reg. S289·95 · - - - now S217·45 1-Extra long Sofa & chair, beige, Reg. S299·95 ~24·95 1-Brown 2 pc. Suite, nylon, foam, S289·95 now S217·00 1-Turq. Suite, nyl., foam, best cover, $299·95 ~24·95 1-Beige Suite, Reg. S249·95 - - - - - reduced to s187·45 1-2 pc. Red L. R. Suite, Reg. S239·95 • - now iust $179·95 EVALU-o\TI _ N_G-.J- .E-STS- HOLLYWOOD iUPII - DocPT PI.~AS .~NT - The l!Jt!S toro today were trymg to fully gard ~n calendars are available •evaluate tesll liven to actor 1 in lht> Countv Extens ion Office Edmund. Lowe. 72. famed for ~Is 1 in Point Plea~ant. You may. dapper detective roles in movtes have your cnpy by eilh@r drop- during the 1930s and 19-Ws. ping In at the office, ca lling Lowe underwent extensive or writing . electrocardiograph tests and dl~ ! I Thil year's calendar ha& in - agnosis Tuesday for a serious I farm ation about varieliei , plan- heart condition. : nlng thi! garden fertilization, Lowe's dod.or aald Lowe has pe 1 t control and ~ther valuable , a "third-degree heart . bloc~" information regarding the v~&- and has had trouble w1th htl table garden heart for ~some ttme. and baby dau8hle', Beth Am, of his pll'ellll, Rev. and Mrs. 1neu VIJJIGp ,lll "'"" niV'W! · •.!., ot .Mariella, GL, called Gil Wilbur llaiWr. MalOOf! Satnrda) . . and Mrs. Cl>arl01 Hannum • . Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush re. Mr nd .II Trio . .. • , family Sunday. · tumed home after spellding .sev- 01 ~ w~i Sun~a_;· ..., 1 Mrs. Sarah llarmWD, Mrl. eul days wttft her oon, Cecil I gu~- of Mr. and ""· , ., n "'~ifli. 'nley alii! ealled Harriett Hannum and Janet and ~ •.., and famtly at Akron •1 Rl... 01 Irene Winebrener were business Olno. the home ol Mr. and \Ira liOl<> By Irene WI t1 OB•r visilorl In Galllpolla Tuelday. Mr. Dane Hannum of the w~....r-- Jn the llfternoxn.' Mr. and " John Weekly wcv - n"•· Mrs. Mildred 'lbomapon eaJI. WJIIhiniton. D. C., police fOrce . ed on Maude Roolh 'lbursday open! the New Year's holiday• Mr. and Mrs. Adre)> .. 8righ ma Dudding, to blr home atfer afternoon. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family Ill Marloa, 0 h ' • ·: ·~ the bolidays with lo- Mr. and Mrs. CalviD Bletslng Cl>arles U..nnum and Robert. .,.,.. weektllld pella ol hb · cal relaUvea. ealled on Mr. and- Mrs. ()key Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hofl- allier, Mr • .1114 Mrs. DarMr. and Mrs. Clyde Bumgard- Roolh and Mr. and Mrs. Ross man and children of Belvidere, rell Hoffmu (AIIdMy) and fam ~ ner of Gilboa, Ohio, recently Wlnebrener New Year'• after. DJ., are spending a few days ily . visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewla noon. with his parents, Mr. and Mr and Mro Donald Shield: . Gilland and family. Mr. and Mro. Robert Tltomao Mrs. Clarence Hoffman. and ~ spending tilt Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diehl and are the proud parents of a Several attended tile watch holidays in Florida visiting her children of South Charleston re- new dau~htor their first child. meetings New Year's Eve at parents, !.lr. and Mn. Pauley. ' cently visited friends and rela- Mr. ond Mn.. Clarence Thomas the Oak Grove EUB church lives In Pomeroy and In Mason. are the paternal grandparents. and the General Assembly ol Mr&. Audrey Hoffman bas acMra . Eber Roush spent Thoro- Miss Mary Dudding Is spend· Mr. and Mra. Ralph Baxter the Body of Christ Church. cepted employmetll u lady cus in Nitro, W. Va. She ac- Jng some time with her sister, and son of Princeton, W. Va. Mr. and Mf11 . Alvaro Pauley todlan at the Muon Count~ companied her sister, Miss AI- Alma Dudding, of Nitro. were Chrlstma1 holiday guetts and Jimmy Canter were basi· Court llouae. ~59· 95 , eKNIT TOPS eSWEATERS Letart, w. va. Social News '' Ball Band Insulated Boots Size 9 to 11, only s12.88 pr. R" ver ne.."" wen New Year's dlnn..- guest8 fter Usa Dawn at Hol2er Ho• ' ter 8 nd bro!her·inlaw, f pita! ' on January' I, at 1:!2 a.m. of her "' zer 8011pllal. The baby welshed ail< P'"mcla, five JDtl ODHiaJl owx:es. GrandparenUI IN Yr. and Jlln. Lewil Johnton of New llavOD and Mrs. Dermil n.uOAi •• of .Maaon. Great gra·• ~-. ,.,. parents are Mrs. Helen Johnson ol Pomeroy and Mrs. Ma ttle R'UJgS 0 f Hartford · Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Barton and daughters ol Elizabeth, Pa. v1sited relatives and friends In the area over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scyoc and family ol Parkersburg spent New Year's Day with her mo, Mrs. Nellie Dudding. Mrs. Juanita Ward of HunUngton, andaughter of Mrs. lluddalso viaited over tfte boll- SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING SHOP EARLY! FREE DELIVERY! I I WHt Vtrglnlll Ted! II Moot- r.o Meoel1&t IIIII family of gomery aftor having ~t tbe Pomeroy, reoeoUy . Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph LUll are holldaya wtth their parent&. Mr. and Mrs. Albert swatzel announcing the birth of a daugiJ. MASON FURNITURE'S JANUARY. • • Italian Style Loafers I ,, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Luckydoo of The baby was the first for the · wl Mre dndaughter and Letar.t :new year at the hoepital and 1011-lll- aw, · a Mro Wayne G.,.en and son. · Mrs. Homer Theiss has re- weighed eight pounds, one Aurned hom• from Meigs Gen- 1ounce. Maternal Mr. and Ms. A. E. Thnmas era! Hospital where ohe bad ! are Mr and Mrs. L. E. Pierhave_ returQed from a viM i• be"" a patient for several I sal of Pt. Pleaaant. Paternal Fl<r._ w1th their son-111-law weeks. 111ndmother Is Mrs. Helen LiJh and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl of Wellsburg, w. Va. Dor Ehersbach and sons. and dauBhters, Jo Ellen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Johnson Charlene, were dinnr guests of and dallghter of .Ma51eupequa and family of Vienna, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle on Park, Lone Island, New York, and Floyd Blaine of Akron, Ohio New Year's Day. spent the holldaya with apent New Year's witil Mr. Mrs. Donna Tulloh bas re- sisters, Mrs. Charles and Mrs. B. F. Board and Mrs. turned home from Holzer Hos- and Mrs. Joaeph Uah and MarJ Barry. . . . . . ........ pita! after having been a pa- Illes. Kenneth Reynolds, ·\ Tommy tlent for obaervation. Mr. and Mrt. Jamea Ewing, and Dav1d Artis haY<! Mrs. Dorotby Schwab and 1011 are anoounclng the birth of returned to their studies at Mark visited Mr. and Mrs. Ren- son, Troy Unn, Jan. I at CLEARANCE SALE R D Personal • k Mr. an d M" · Albe rt Haw of Sbade Ohio , Day 'ith th :ent New Years JANUARY I ""•· ••. ·, • •• Herman Grate ,. �, • PJans B t C t Legion Group Enter Fun-Packed Discusses new . 8 av CJarnival Season Home for Post ,5 D i-.Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy- Middleport. o . Jan. 7 ,196S ~ermans t Lad G di S ] ~ eEAc~~~ ,XI) h~?b ~Sreceived Zudtne~ •ec~t!<r•~~ereis ~k~~~E!; :?. ~ln:..~" gaged about 1z ANNOUNCE PUN! tht DELRAY .. '"'nm'!: to . honey- Nudi>t John DawSOil who Iaat one fr om an Atlanta girl who sorlng th contest whlcb wW be a nudist wedding "told me she has everything held at his nudist camp. He w s 16 year-old daughter but the ..horse" 10ld first prize In the 00 test ll' Ro ' - ..' '''' 1'1'1'1' ~ ' be· Sissy as the bride, said Wednes- Dawson said the American will •· a trip to Co entryn s . man Catholic Chuteh. land (UPI)-Four llmel a ru~ , FR ''" n , ,,ernl<llh ' l Pll - Germans toda y day he 1, promoting a " M! N d' t A . 1 f h ~ nv , Miss Funlcella, 22, and Gil- ber radiator tubillg Gil b1J1k Jan a 58-dav cat tllval sea sun ot d rmkmg. kissmg and The birthday party, Memor- Lady Godiva" beauty contest ss u 18 ssoctat on, 0 whlc he England, where the original ardi. 34, applied TUesday for a manager Harry IIMs car IJII'IIII '~oktn g tun at lhl' .gove1 nment Lady Godiva rode nated marriage liceme. She said sbe teaks before hE. discovered 1 11al Day services, and money~ Dawson !Bid the cont · t The taschm~ seaso n ends Match 3. Ash. \Vednes- makmg proJects for the new h'ch h h eot, Moreland Named through the 1tree11 astride a hao known btm stnco sbe W1l mouse waa eating lbrou"" It 1 German re\ t>lers are ]ovfu! th1s yPar because the post home were main topics stu. wh t t • opesth l:O iD To Post of Pow white charger to protest taJC:es 12 and a "Mousketeer" that he e" · h auou wo mon s, IS to · ra.. er · , . · 1 "'·"'"' ~ ~ 11 1as! mllt· h. longer th· an '1964 s J6 -d ay 1d1ed wen armva Drew Webster Post t matlcatl dem t ' A d . be became her agent two years flo ..,.cleo of anab 11 sl! 1 11 I ·h· g !as ~ · Leg10n, mel t dlty is nice Y ons rate t1tat nu- CHARLESTON W V (UPI secon pr ze w1 the ·r· 39 . th e ~mencan , c m .'' 1 . . · a. I main rot in 8 n1 d " M' ~aiig~o , = an"d~t;;;h;;iey~h;;a;;;ve=been~~en;;;.·;:m~y;. : ~the~y;;;are~O.:dry~;;;llld~~llll;;;;ooth;;~11 On of llw ]lln~t..·st re1-.dnngs - - - - - - \1onda.,.·. . -Sen. Wtlllam Moreland 0-Mo- [ . ,e m ca e Jss r Or all limP wc1~ lhf' tili --d :1\ f'i'lt->- lu('lant acceptanc of rommon . . 1, Dawson satd ~ore than a nongalia County, will be the ' Godtva. ' . . br-ation tw o vrnrs ngo, one of markl'l demands fo r lower .A. rnovte ~ret Cargo" was score of appllcatlons already majority leader and ch irma I Dawson mvtted newsmen and the mo.;;t 1:xtrndf'd mr". ahie grau1 prwt·::. sho wn prior to the meeting. 'I'he of the powerful Judicia; photo_graphen to his daughter's feasts in mt'l110fV movie ocheduled for the next mlttee for the 57th Legislature ~eddmg la•t spring. He conGeriiNlnS inhrritt'rl tht> m~tmg: will be "OUt of the Nor.' The announcemen which :flTITled, Wedn~!KI_ay that Sissy carnival tradition from the Me Donald Gets on th . came Wednesday from Senate ' has smce divot·ced and wed I Romans. No\\adays revelers . . , I Frank Vaughan, Don Hunnel, President Howard Carson of another_man. dress up as clowns or idiots, Pu."' ttl Sky "'ugon ~ Paul Casci and Frank CheeseF·ayetteville, ended speculation I Her f1rst husband, Charles D. build floah aud give par"des I PITTSBURGH tUP! ) - Dav--brew were named delegates to that the posts would be divided I Narrow, alleged that Sissy was deolgned to poke fun at go•- id J McDonald today pl•dged to-1the lOth District conference to as they were In !!Hi! and 1962. ernments- and men of power. , t:ll JUb ~e ~ ·u nt y m hi s com-· be ht'!d tn Lancaster Sunday, They wdl .lampoon :-;uch g?v- p:.Jgn for rt•Pif'd iun a:-: presi- I.January lOth. COLUMBUS {UPn~A "whol- U. S. Bra~s Quiet 1 Year1 of trainina: and ernment actwn~ a:s Ow ClbortJve dent ol !lit 1 2 million-member " Q' • ly inaccurater' picture ol the 0 Sl II' ,.1 ; ~t.:.ldlOO.',J:illl'.i&Wd&ilM::R":ullll 1he t . r,~ membership was re-- 1Fairfield School for Boys has attempts tu . tm:n.><~:-it' !de phone lJni · d Sl .1 k . U · · I) te tng '--' targe 1 DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!) uperience, plu& careful 1 . , (' · t't wu r er:s rnon port ed at 300 ' nd 22 more mem n Its and \\ es t (,ermany s re- 1 usw 1 "' ·I been painted in news releases SAIGON (UPI)- u S head- - Veteran breeder Harvey Wilchecking and re-checking · offlcJalsd, · · ·I~terested 1 Quartters here dechned · bers are needea to reach the 1~ o m p~bhc H(' sJid Ills plr.Hform, wh ich quota. com- ford of Elyria, Ohio, e.xhibltare your guarantee that also contained a promise to G N 1 d d ct zens groups an m news-- men ay on Communist[ ed the araod cbampioD bird FIRST push for prompt enact.!nent of G"l eorge es: roa anh Elza paper editorials, the Oho Proclaims that American and We.neaday at the NatJoaal your prescripUon wm alQUALITY 1 med.icare legislation is "aimed 1 Th1,..morext servt' re .r esb mMents. bation and Parole Association South Vietnamese war ships ~"urkey Federation connntloa REGULAR 1 1 • . nemee1ngw1eon- 1 · hliedNhV' wHys be filled exactly as at Improving the total welfare Ida.v, JanuAry 18 . c ~1me. _ s e_ ort te~ Nam. ~he 1 ftb or e fourth ('Onsecutlve 1 Certified Oil Station fl f the ~1t>el workrr and his 0 The tenor 01 these releases !clatm was made m a Pekmg 1 year. your doctor ordered • • • 1 8 ttended lhe lseema 25 ,cm~es Pom•roy 1' am ily.'; · , N ve~, to be that a group of in- broadcast early this morning ' W. M1in St. 1 r,.,,.,..,....,...,...,..,..,...,..,..,..,,,.":',~ e''f ear 5 've P.arty at the competent social workers are I The Communists said WUford, wbo has been breedit's one of the AP-''s of po~t home. Adn e~enmg of ro~nd responsible for the w~fully in- ships fired on Mui Doc about tng turkey• since 1945, won phumacyl an square ancmg ~as enJoy- adequate facility at Lancaster," 1 a. rn. Wednesday. I the convention's top honnr ed and refreshments ~ere ser- the association said Wednesday_ with an old 'om whleb welgh1 ved . The next party 15 !enta- l "There are further •tatement UNIT CALLED I ed 31 pounds, 4 oances. He :';etiJt~et for Saturday, Febru- 1which would have the citizen! Middleport emergency • res- , :!~om bt"d the reserve grand s~~ngh~taged ~ay. :~:~ ;~~ ~t·r::::. Ml.:t~W:~SEWELLS ...~ I 1 ;==---------;' · . HUSH PUPPIES !CCUIACY ) . I ~,;loh~e:t~~:~~. th~~nt:i~i~~:m:; [~; ~u~~;.;~~sd:~r~orca~~~.:;i '0••~~ ~~:""". ·~ -~· • " Buys Industrial Scool rthe old : Cecil, Middleport, who had fa llSON IS BOliN I name f~r the Lancaster school) i en down basement steps. li e wert! 'discovered' tor the first was treated by squadmen . The Mr. o::tnd Mrs Jl.'!trold Moore Thin • ••olt! I lime by a handful of legislators un1t also was summoned at ol Cmcmnat1 are announcmg the 9'/l r.7 x2'!,-lrr. ;.,, > . I U 3SC who visited the inslltulion a few i 9.42 p. m for Lewis Smilh who birth Of b 6 lb, 9 oz. boy , week s ago. Both of these infer- was ill . He wa s trcatt>d by a Steven Stnrt ton on New Year's ences are wholly inaccurate." Mtddleport physic'"" at home Doy at Jewi•h Hospilal. Grand~ . j The association sa id previous rarent s are ~rs. Marjorie : SON IS BOnN , .\1oore of Hamilton and Mr. and governors. legislators and state· DALLAS (UPil - The legal , officials have been informed or I A son was born to Mr. and , Mrs. C. 0. FJ~ht:.!r ot' Middleport. ba ggage of the Jack Ruby case, ''the gross inadequac~· of the . Mn; Cha rles Chancey of Pome- ' The Moores have two other chll1 ~600 pound~ ol It - was cere- , facil ity." . roy in Holzer hospital at 8:04 dren. . · moniously trurked out of the , It said high-ranking state of- pm. Wednesday. Mrs. Chancey ' I Drll!~s court.house Wedr1esday, l ricials have repeatedly ordered . is the former Mary Amberger. ' startmg a JOUrney that mt~y land received reports over the , Mr. Chancey is the Pomeroy Lake it e"vrntuall~· to the U. S. , rears with thp same results as High School head rootball coach Supreme Court , in the recent instance" . . . a n I The legal document• that i expression of complete amaze. I A~K TO TRANSFER , rorm~d the hast.'i of appeals by •ment. a prom 1se to improve, I The Salisbury township trus~uby :s lawyers h~aded for Aus- 1and then the report was filed tees have filed an application tm , the state c~ pttal. . away and forgottne.'' Iin Meigs County Common Pleas Huby sat m h1s cell (JVe floors .,., court asking for permission to above, apparently unaware of · COLLECI'IONS REPORTED 1 transler $2,000 from the General ' !he "movmg day" that may de- ,Meigs county Court officials 1fund to the Township Road lund. Premium Grade today $14,270.11 was coiI l' tde whether he hves or d!oa. .His defense attornf'vs say he li :,. .... by that department in ~ ~~ - ~ -= • Folds Into Compact Carrying msane ~ perhaps hopelessly, · · Of that amount, $3,326.7J Case- Weish• Only 2V, Pounds! The move was ptrt of the fees to the !late. $792 20 la wyers' plans to appeal th ·· '~he Sheriff's fund ~nd ihe Easy to opert:Jte -- eco nomiCal, too. Have fur; with a pa1r. by exc: h,.,ng1ng tapes w1th relatives and friends (]t'ath_ !'ienlence given Ruby fo l!tflaining amount to the counin di stant Ci ti es ' CleJr pl ayba1.k through built-i n shoolmg Lee Harvey Oswald, ty with $6.520.40 going into th• l speak er or ea rp l1 on e. Complete w1th crys tal mi cro. as-;:~ssm of Pres ident. Kennedy . general fund. $1.899.36 for the phone, 15Q. ft. tap~ . 2 ~ - 1n . ree ls. Y·volt battery, lnThe 21 volumes of court rec- Law Library fund, and $1,7~1.40 With the help of thil informastr ur.tlons wnd 90-d ay 1·v arranty. Gdl boxed. ords. newspapers. statements for the auto license and gas 1 . , and olher legal material w i 11 fund. ltve, 64-page book you II be TAPES .. lSO.ft. magnetic tape, 3-in. reel ... 69< wind 'P in the hand of the i j able to take ad1antage ol 1 I stalt• Court o( Criminal Appeals. 71 NEW BOUGHT every taw.-sovinlil opportunity 1 Next Step The Meigs County Title or- r granted under the NEW tax Nexl_ step m the lengthy proc. rice reported 71 new vehicles low. "Cut Your Own Taxes" is POM~ROY, OHIO i fcss wlthll b•horal ~rdguments were purchased during Decem- being offered to readers of I PHONE WY 2-3498 ore e t. rer JU ges of the Rec rd h 12 · 'I z·,;;,. . ~ ,."''"~ , Court of Cnmmal Appeals. trucks three trailers one mol A t• · eel 5 .. orcycl~, and 55 car; wer; tmlt forupply ! O s s ow new th1s newspaptr SOt: of bought as were 145 used T, hose Books Are • cars 1 A I bl and nine used trucks. vat • eat our Caunler LegaI Baggage . Of R by c 1 Goe" tO Dallas ' ~& t.• 4 Registered . Pharmuists To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 112 E. Main WY 2·2?55 Pomeroy IN OUR MEAT CASE--- 1 ! I a (:ut Jourown I l taxes ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK iii==~~~~~iiiiii=i~i~~~~ ~-~~~~· :·~ 98~ · Premium Grado Bonoloso _ Pork Chops SLAB BACON WIENERS J 2 .~~- 87c BANANAS - lb . Plastic Gol, _ __ 1Oc $1·00 llow Pies BEEF OR CHICKEN - - -- 5 S1.00 for Dash -- Toilet Tissue • - - 79c WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. 'f::.nT J/{(=' (.. ( 1 1 1 BAKE n' BREAK """''"'!II lb. Ground Beef :;;;:d_•v_ lb.59c Pure Pork ~~.79c [Special Selling! ALL HEATING STOVES Now Reduced! SAUSAGE •. 59c Chestnut Ridge Society News 39~ tb.49c Pig's Feet 71b.$1 ~ Tongues _ lb. 49c Pork Brains _ lb. 39c Pork Spare Ribs lb. 49c' Smoked Call• Hams _ lb. 39c Pork Neck Bon" _ 5 lb. $1 SLICED BOLOGNA-LUNCH MEATS EGGS POTATOES Popper LHf, 1111111111 It1 ptcp,) - $99·50 With Trede IIG. $149.95 - - - - - - $139·95 With Tracie DUNLOP WINTER TREAD TIRES ALL SIZES AVAILABLE PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE IACINI, 0. By Mn. Alta Cone Mrs. Adrienne Fish«, daugh· ter of Mrs. Maude Holcomb, underwent surgery at Riverside Methc;list Hospital in Colum- 1 bus. She is reponed recuverlng satisfactorily. Mrs. Lawrence Facerneyer, " I former resident of this area, has been a patJent in a Charleston, W. Va., hospital. Latest rel'!rt is that she Is improving after having had pneumonia. ' Sunday visitors of the Ramon I Morris lllmily were the B II 1 Carter llll!tlly and Miss Mary i Kay Komnard, New Marshfield. John Paul Henslar and lam· !ly of Newark calted on home folks Sunday. Huntington vlsitora the past , week were Albert Cone and Mrs. Lana Pottll and children. i Mro. Mabel Honaker of HuntIngton •pent a few days with I the PeWI family. ' The Clyde Morris family of [ Berea, Ky. have retumed home after spending the holiday va· ' cation with home fo!ko. 1 Save A Big Ofo lit. SMALL SIZI A REAL SPECIAL VALUE Warm Morning and Other Famous Brands! UNCLASSIPIED SPECIAL LOW PRICI! - - - - Gas--Coal--Oil BELL I GALLON SIMON'S AU-RKET OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. WY t-3971 PG:flr'·" Ebersbach Hardware "Everything In Hardware'' w~ Miln st. Pomeroy Thomas Edi110n once said: ' "Genius is one per cent ' lnap!ratton and 119 per cent perspiJ'aUon". 'Ote Byerly TUrk Ia the famous Oriental Stallion which wao Imported Into England to start the breed we I 't call :'thoroughbred." Prt!lldem Benjamin Harr!· was pr«<ded and ..."' eeeded ID office by Ute same L.~.--.--~~--~----~~~~~~.~,~~~~~~~~~mm~o~ a~ ' ,. enriched TWIN LOA~ 1 OFF Minced Ham, Pickle Loef, REG. $119.95 Bargain P•ck 12 for 39c 3.::~ 69c ICE CREAM l Gal. 59c Giant Site MRS. HUBBARDS ENDS BROUGHTON$ BEST 57c POT PIES LBS. BEDROOM SUITES Pork Steak BACON 99c SIMON'S EXTRA LEAN Fre1h en.. Lt1n Ohio Valley e tA c;;.- fO ~. January MONIY GANNOT BUY BITTIR· Fr"h lnd Cut• --- .. I ,'T JA /V(nj _,..1111_""' Center Cut Loil'll or Rib Pork Chops '\ old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven in 15 minutes! GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Sirloin Tip or Rump Roast Ben Franklin i I 1 1 1 -RY JEWEL GOESSLER I the 1 The Shoe Box 100 11 COAL FOR SALE LUMP--STOKER-EGG 1 I~~;;:ed ~~re:edi~~:~~~-· roup aims ~~:::::::::::::::::;::;::::::::::::::::::=~ PEACOCK COAL CO., CIIISHIRE " is for Of BJS Made G a ortland Society NoteS CLEARANCE SALE Colll~ False Picture ar~~~tl p at Jilt. Alto, w. va. Miss burg, w. Va. went treatments for Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Jd. f, 1188 'I Merritt remained for • longer Pvt. Torry Nlcboll of Fort !rom • doctor who bad vi•it. l'.nox. Ky., Mrs. Augusta Will ously treated her. They tbeo Cotllin, Gear&• Hoback Sunday. Zebulon PlU ...,. '" t I Mr and Mrs. Robert Harden, and Mi" Patricia Autherson re. viisted San Francisco IJid Loe Mrs. John Codner and cbild· the summit tl t. 'llddl Jr. 0 ; Marion were Cbristmas cently vla!ted Mr. and Mrs. Angeles, where Mrs. """' gueots of Mn. Ethel hlian 1111 B11 .., Ill A - Edward At.xander Kaeweei<end guests of their parents Jock Bachlltr and 110n, Steven, visited an old school mate, Mro. Hoback on Saturday. l80tl Will 1 falliiN. -' Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Harden, 1 of Middleport. - - - - - - - - - - - Pearl ;Webster) Ruley and Mrs. Dsa Boggess was re- local and Mr and Mn Ken· ' Rev . and Mrs. Ralph Hud- M Eth 1 H0 b k family lor a few days. Mrs. H~ · " · following e ac cently call ed ~ Kenna, W. Va. neth ' Donahue ·ol East Letarl. son and three chi ldren of Green- eel the for dlnner back returned borne on Dec. 28 . by the sudden death of her Mr. and Mr~. Dale Hubbard ville, IlL, visited bil mother, New Year·~ Day, Mr. and Her son. Dwi&hl, of Bever!)', brother, Andy Anderson. of WW>ington, D. c., spent tbe GM rs. MHyido• Hudoon and brother, Wltllem Hoback and and granddaughters, Janice and 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winebren· Christmas weekend with his en u on. Mr. and Mro. Okey Paynter Nancy, went ID Cleveland to nor recently entertained in their porents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Mrs. Clll'!'ie Sellers Is spenc1- Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Char- meet her and return her home. home. Guests were Mr. and Hubbnrd winterIn!with Mr her son Wayne Hoback catted on his SliiE Ol CALL ' and brother and sister- logd the d gh nd 1es Hobac k of Syracuse, Mrs. 8 nd Mrs. K enne th St urgen a tn.law Mr and Mra Donald an au ter· aw, · Belt Tbei I Do d .d dB d I , . . M L Sel I Col e .. o rcas, ao FIRST - R . W Ra . I daug hie rs. L'" a an ren a, o Harden and daughter Donn a rs. awrence lers o QUALITY Ashton, W. Va .. Elizabeth Mer~ Marie. ' um~us. . ~~~ E:~~eJ'Hoba~~ne~nd her rill, Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Mr. and Mro. William Bar- Mtss Sharon Sue Cottnll, em- . t M Ed . S 'th of REGULAR 1M 7~526 1 Block From TraHic Light ' Gordon Winebrenner and daugb· tels and children ol St Joseph ployed In Columbus, open! the ~~ erl drs. ~" 'mt 1 · Certified Oil Station ter, Mary Ann, and Mr. and Mich w•re here for the Chri~ Christmas weekend with her evehan . r~cenl Y /!:"n C rr Reg. 9.95 _ $6.88 Mrs. Harold Weaver and child· mas ·weekend with his par- 1i)&rents, Mr. and Mr~. Donald mhont 5 Mm ans a.th uz, 8d1 ·• w. Mtln St. ll'omeroy . d S Ml h c t · 1 w , .. e::_re:___=:_"::·_::m~l":'.:_ _ _:u:::n:•:r::_:· !,,.,..,,...,...~..,...,...,,...,...~---~===============:.::......;._ ren, Tomrr.y, Lm a ue, c • e'lt~ . Mr. and Mrl!t Enunett Bar- o trtl . 1 _ Reg. 8.95 _ $5.88 ael and Peggy. tets and her mother, Mrs. Nor- I Mr and Mrs. Harley E. Reg. 7.95 _ $4.88 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Galla- rna Goodwin In Pomeroy. Johnaon and daughters, Tam· • I way (Marcellene Buetl) of Lore Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wolfe : my and Cheryl, of Wolf Pen I City , visited wilh Mr. and and two children or Kirkland, were Saturday supper guests of Mrs. E. E. Hayman . 1ttL . spent the holldays with her mother. Mrs. Ada Slack. Bert Minard of St. Cloud, Fla. lheir parents. Mr. and M~. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard a~~ Ernest . Ashley ot SRiem, 1Raymond Wolfe and family and have returnee~ to their home VISited thctr nephew . Brooks IMr . cmd Mr s. Jesse Brinker of here after being in Sebree, Ky. Sayre, and family recently. Haclne. Ifor severe.] months where he Mr. and Mrs. H.oy Winebren- I Mrs. Myla Hudson has been was employed, lner and Elizabeth Merritt vis- returned to her home from vet. Mr. and Mrs . Herman LonMlcldleport, 0. L.,..,..,,.,.,.....,...,..,.,...,""'~i:::t•:-d Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ken- erans Memorial hopsltal and Is don and Patricia were Chrietslowly recovering at her home mas Day ~uests of their dau~h- , at Second and Apple St. ler, Mr. and Mrs. James Gum· Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and ther and daughtera, Pomeroy. Eugene Slack of Milwaukee, Pvt. Terry Nichol• returned , ~ ~ CArll/ Wise. spent several days with to Fort Knox, Ky. after sev. l c~ I {.1'1t:)F lhetr mother. Mrs. Ada Stack. l erat days visit with hi! grand· I 'L:' &'},A Mr and Mrs Donald Vanlan- mother and Mr. and Mrs. !/ ((V( \;) ( gen ~nd chllru:en of Columbus James Autherson and daughter II I were holiday weekend gu.,ts Patricta. He also .,.,lstted his of her parents , Mr. and !vtrs. mother, Mrs. Raymond ButchL•ldflll L l d r - Tiny UQ~ I, Ift Witch Oris Hubbard and £1i'm ily. er in Summersville, W. Va . 11 1 lin' P''"' Tr•m. h•l<>~rd hnu 1"' tnt ho l orr~ w~mln. ~~ )rwtll. t.J!I.!IS Mrs. Laura Leifheit is spend- Mrs. Bob Moore accompaniI ing the winter with her daught- 1ed Mrs. Maxine Owe~s and er and so n-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Asa Custer of Mmersvlll! Mrs. Harold Amspoker in Col- I to Char leston, W. Va., where . umbus. I they visited Mrs. Glen Cundiff 1 Mr . and Mrs. Troy Swilling · Sr and Mr. and Mrs. F'ranklin HenMr . and Mrs. Dick Sterritt drix and daughter spent Christ- and sons spent Saturday and mas with the former's son and Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Rondaughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. aid Sterritt and family or Russell Swilling of Valley Sta- New Carlisle . lion. Ky . Mr. and Mrs. Layton Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dilcher and daughters, Ava and Autumn anrl children of Columbus spent have moved from New Haven, Christmas week with her moth- W. Va., to the Pat Patterson er, Mrs. Rosella Thom~on and house on John St. family Sherman Cundiff is staying Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce and with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. son of Middleport were Christ- James Cundiff and attending the mas day guests of his parents, Racine school sine~ his parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pierce I Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cundiff Sr. and family. have moved to Charleston, W. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Brown IVa . WJI!te Cundiff ha• return. and two rhildren of Mineral ed to Charleston after visiting Wells, W. Va., spent Saturday with the James Cundiff family, and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Luther Johnston was Anna Crace Oiler, brother Jim ' called to Virginia by the death Bill and grandmother, Maggie of her nephew. She wa• aoDiddle. Sunday visitors were companied by her daughter, Pomeroy Court St. Della Starkey of Columbus, Mrs. Edi•on Guinther and and Allee Flanagan of Parkers- daughters of Gallipolis. ._.,111111- lnlool - - - - - - - - -- - ---·Mr. and Mrs. James Quick and Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, Sha· ron, Craig and Bruce, spent I, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor, don West and family of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beegle ' od family of Fairborn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wllliams and sons of Rayland visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McBride during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Don Quiserber.. ry, Donnie and Kim, of South Charleston, Ohio, visited big father. Mr. Benjamin Quisen· berry and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry or West Columbus, W.Va. -Ada Slack Society Notes lta~ed 1 ----------,!II Syracuse Wbn Is the latest mDII· .. II< elected to New York Hall of Fame? Q - • I. This is it' Home baked bread, with a golden-brown crust and a wonderful aroma as you serve it, hot and fresh !rom your oven ! And so simple and easy to prepare. It's not frozen- no thawing or refrigeration needed Simply JXlP into u preheated 400" oven k>r IS minutes. Out it comes hot and steaming, lull-bodied and enriched, in wonderful pull-<IpOrt savory slices. deUciouly MEW -from -- �WANT AD 2 SIGNS I· - SOCIAL CALENDAR Real Estate For Sale Pomeroy ~I'\·"'" r o. Joppa Notes ty . SOCie 'Mrl. Dorael Riebel Reedsville SOCJety • Notes 4ullll8 the Becky and Terry C&nlthera OwNER- ~ing- ~ust sell 8 of L<>ul8ville spent a few dayl with Mra. ••---Beaa Larkins.o1 M OP room house, niOdernized, 1\la acres . Will consider land conHoliday ........,.. fll'!llil r. tract. Spinet p ano $5.10. dinJAN. 7 and Mra. Virgil Buckley wer< ing room suite, $65. Kitchen The Pomeroy Home Demon- Mr. and Mrs. Melg• Benedum By Mra. Lyle Bllderaon Mr. and Mra. Charles Ayen set, $l5 WI ,_ 3222 _ ' stration Club will meet Janu- celebrated their 55th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carr of Belpre. Mr. and Mra, Paul 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. St, Wag __ $999 ary 7 at 10 a. m. at the home anniversary Saturday evening and Mary Jane Cashdollar of Buckley, Rlcl<y and Teresa, " 1 7 31 Locally owned ,.nd 11 n1r e well cared for car. 6 ~yl. engine ' c _ of Betty Miller on Unlon Ave. at their home. Those helping Columbua and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Allred, and Mr. and Mrs. Har· with nt>w rmgs, ,td. lrans ., radio, heater, goud hres. Be~e FARM FOR SALE:- 80 acres. Repair of small appllcances wiLl them to celebrate the occasion bert Cashdollar of Dayton were old Humphrey, Tommy, Tim ..... poll~ _ . .. . . rlt'bt and brown fini 3b \Ia acre Tobacco base. Sill be demonstrated, and a three were , Mr. and Mrs. Wllson holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. my and Amy Leo, of Ben..me '- . . . fill N;teal ..., . . ,....,..., ~....... ....... wbollld .... room house in Syracuse. See month self-Improvement course Benedum, Sandra, Patty, Shar· Alfred Cashdollar and famUy and Howard Buckley of Marl I I led ~.,.._., 'nM oab , ..._WWeott.~t.tob Bob GrueS!'I, Syracuse,Ohlo. wUI begin. Members are asked on and Pamey of Columbus; and Mr. and Mra. Bernie Ed- etta. 1962 Corvair 700 4 Door $1395 cww. llillall ..... ,.._._. ....... apen tAltal owned ilnd real luw milea ge, Sold .nd serviced in I 6 6lc to bring a low calorie aack Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and wards. Mrs. Be" Larkina UT. our sho p PowerGtlide tr11ns . Radio, heater, npw tires , Alm ond -lunch. Rita of Williamstown; Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Len Stone and Christmas Day with Mr. and , _ Wut A.tl ..-..e. fawn fin1sh w1th match mg in l prior . A Season Sper ial. ~t1/t11 The Past Chief• of Magnolia , Mrs. Charles Valentine and Jufamily of Cleveland spent ChristMrs. Marvin Marks of L<>n1 ' . . . . . . . . ·~ .,.. \UHtleP IIJntm. . caar•• Ill eGtta \,.1 R ., Temple Pythian Sisters will dy of Parker•burg; Mr. and rna• with her parents, Mr. and Bottom. ta o-u !Per wnrfl fn• 1'bJ'M ' meet Thursda7 evening at the I Mrs. Loren Elenedurn, Sheri, Mrs. Earl Hdmphrey. ~In ... Helen Archer and Rut I . . . . OINOUN 011 ,.IG liCit an&! SYRACUSE - Modern frame home of Mrs . Dale Smi'~ with Janet and Lana ; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Ladwlck 1 Coleman spent the holidays lr Nil "N •""lrt lf din. j horne with 'beautiful ~a.th, I. Mrs. Lawrence Lanning is co- 1Jerry Higgins, Steve, and Jeff and son of West Jefferson were Columbus with Mr. and M.rs ;AU 01 i'l:l4b61Ut • I)BJ'I'U OPI!N EVES. 7:00 P-MA&ID - fl .• to1 !Ill -NI mtD large livi ng room with dlnmg hostess. 1 of Belpre ; Violet Millhone, Bev- holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman and famlly. 1....,. •1111 ~lttm .. , WCif'lll I• POMEROY , OHIO are.a lcherry'"pancling~. bullt The Catholic Women's Club erly Collins and Cathy; Mr. Ben Buckley. Mrs. Gladys Williams anc Oft"IQ: tiOUU . . . • . .... • II.~ t' II.. Dalljll in range, oven and dish wash- of the Sacred Heart church will and Mrs. Francis Benedum, Mr. and Mrs. John Riebel and Mrs. Ruth Anne Balderson Vis· tatlm:l.,. --8:3ft " II. II.& l3zOO UQl'l er. Fully insulated and Ther- meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Donnis, Mike. Diana and Ter- son of Albany, Mr. and Mra. fled Miss Volma Staneart al rr1l 10 liAS y For Sale to Pt.ACII .& mopane {\;indows. Nicely lo- _The Laurel Cliff Health Club esa of Tuppero Plains. Robert Morton and daughters the Arcadia Rest Home at Cool &U'Ut.T P'IOUUCIN8 1957 8x50. 3 bedroom National Business Services cated on. beautiful lot 1180' x Will meet at the home of Mrs. Airman Larry and Mrs. Griff. of Belpre and Mr. and Mro. ville Wednesday. House Trai'er. Ca ll Ravens-! 180'1. Will qualify for FHA Georgia Diehl on LHurel Cliff in of Washington D. C. are Rober! Thomas and family of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pick. PHONE WY 2-2156 I WOlKJ·" 2'3' - 9'''5 1 7 12tc PROMPT delivery of limestone loa n and long l.erm fmancing . Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. announcing the birth of a son, Cheshire visited with Mr. and ens entertained wlth a NeYI .,, ' 33 ACRES On s R I , for your every need. Any . tat<o ou e JAN. S Brian Eddie, born lJe<' . 25 at Year's party, Attending wen ~=========='J t960 MAI:NOLIA \1obit home . size Phone Emmet W Shu!- 143, about 7 miles from Porn· Return Jonathan Meigs Chap- the St. Joseph Hospital. Grand- CITIZEN ACQUIRES STAR Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer Card of Tht~nks 53 x 10 ft., 3 bedrooms. 1'> ' er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. eroy Has 6 room house, 2 ter, Daughters of the Ameri- parents are Mr. and Mrs. ErnMary Ruth and Joy, Middlepor· I 6 tfc barns, cn b and chicken house. can Revolution, will meet Fri- est Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. TUCSON,_ Ariz: (UP!)-:The Mr. and ldro. Harry Pickens o: ball". Ca ll Hi pl ev. 372-6954 I WE WISH lu express ..;mcere . 1 6 12tc All have good roofs . Excel- day afternoon in 'i.he Parish Frank Lantz. Tucson. Dally Citizen acqmred Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mer. thanks to our many friends , EXPF:RT cabinet making, cus· ' lent garden. A buy at $3,000. House of Grace Episcopal Mrs. Flossie Petty of Forked the Anzona Dally Star Tuesday edith, Chuck and Roger, of Bev neighbors ;md reh.Hivrs tor P J ~Rr~ s· ' I I lOrn made furniture, such as C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Church in Pomeroy at 2 p.m R t N Year's day wi' lh despite an unsuccessful attempt erly, Bill Dietz of Belpre, Mr \ ~"· Impson .__umpan on • WY !--3830 I'll un spen ew 24 hours earlier by the Justice their kindness, floral offer- c.r. B. Radio, 5 se!s crystals. hutch ca binets and buffets BOX 229 A program on conservation w Mrd. and'l Mrs. Clarence Baker Department to block the sale. and Mrs. Ernest Whiteliead ings. cards and expressions Complete with ground plane tables, etc., made to order :~· POMEROY , UHJO be given by .Mrs. Bruce Llord. an 1amJ y. Jean, Jane and JuH, Mr. an11 of sympathy in the time of and lead-in. $100.00 . Phone Huilt-i n cupboards oc cabioets. I ~ * !Hostesses will be Mrs. Irving Arthur Heiney of Toledo US. Dis!. Judge James Walsh Mrs. Denver Weber, David an< sorrow m the l o~s of our wife WY 2-2921. I 6 3tp Phone WY 2-5312. I 5 3otc ' s ROOM HOUSE: torsale in Karr, Jr .. Mrs .. Everett Hayes, ' spent a couple weeks at his Monday denied the Justice De- Mark, an~ Mrs. Lyle Balder and mol.her, Garnet Dunfee . - -I Mason . Will take trailer as Cl Mrs.t A. y P. with partment a temporar~' , restrain~ son and Kay. Frida} and Saturday · .u· h Knight and M r a.l home here and visited CrisU Special tha nks to the Chase Tbursday, at Harden's Market. Fair- Neigler Bull=& Suppt) for part payment. See Mabel Wil- IRen n JIS erth . M lg Ch. relatives lng order against the. sale, but Mr. and Mrs. Bill p ani 1urn ona an e • Funeral Home for their new homes. Built m kitch- Iiams 4th St Mason W. apFrank · Harris spent a couple permitted llling of a civil anti- family of Columbua were ro kindness , Dr. llavis. the Mid- mont Ice cream regular ens, storm windows, alum~ va ' ., 1 6tp ter, Daughter of American R&- days recently visiting in Park~ trust suit, to be heard at a date cent guests of Mr. and Mr5. dleport Emergency squad , 98c, \Ia gallon . bananas, Wei mum Sidmg. Call Guy Neig· volution, will meet Friday af. enburg. to be set later. Gay Fields and family. the Rev . Chester Le ml ey, the lb McCoy s homogemzed I R Oh' FOR SALE : 3 bedroom hrouse. ternooon Jan 8 at the EpiscoDavi·d Barr and • --nard 'lk 69 II I f h er, acme, IO. Ph 773-5611 • . • ~ The Justice Dopartment ' Norrna N'tchoi s oI CoIurnhu• organist, singea-s and pall- n" · .c ga on, ccery, res I2 29 tic $8. 500·00 . one ' pal Parish House In Pomeroy Paugh of Pittsburgh spent a claimed that the two newspa- spent the holidays with Mr s bearers. , c_nsp , l9c buncn. Pork chops, Charles Lyun.s, Mason, a. 2 p. m. A program on con- few days at the Paugh home pers en~aged in a conspiracy Mary Nichols and family. 11 17 t1e servation will be presented by here. They were also calling through 'ormation of Tucson Wayne Chevalier and R. E F. E. Dunlee and Family I first cut, 49c .lb , center c~t, •~ Gn Heai.ta~ .,.. 1 7 Itp I c lb.. ~m~ cluf:ba~~ MIDernOie, .._ FOR SALE-Middleport'• talJ. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Hostesses or Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barr. Newspapers Inc. (TN!) to re- Williams visited with Mr. an• 0 · ~JOn · ~ ~an J E:Dd vo 10 ~wer trol.lalf:l est building. located 352 N will be Mrs. Irving Karr, Jr., Otht'!rs visiting in the Barr home strain and monopolize the daily Mrs. John Chevalier of Lott· 11 -· 1 ree wtl ~ pure ~~se We u .. 1111 .a. second Street, Middleport Mrs. Everett Hayes, Mrs. A were, Russell Barr of Vienna. newspaper fieid here. ridge, Sunday. Notice 2· Cold Water A · reg . c, of Sewer MachPriced for quicl< .ale II> R. Knight and Mrs. Clinton Those visiting recently with The government alleged that Overnight guests of the Em )I'ORSE CHAPEL, Old Town 79c. I 6 3tc Fisher. lleatooalllo ~ quire at Ohio Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Har- the newspapers formed TNl 1n est Whitehead famUy were Mr Flats, Methodist Ch urch will FEMAlF: Airedale dog. Small CaD W\' z.mt 081 or Nfclll . The Pomeroy Elementary P ris were, Mo . and Mrs. Sonny 1940 to "fjx, determine and con- and Mrs. Harold Sauer am ~esume its fellowship meet- breed Phone WY 2-om ' 7 • If< I"'R SALE : Modem ell elec- T. A. will meet Monday at 7:30 Harris, Mike and Timmy, and trot the advertising and circu- daughters, Middleport, mgs each Fnday, 7:30 p.m. I 5 3lc tire 3 bedroom horne, IOO p. m. Dr. Harold Brown will Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gross- 1 r Ja 1 Het f Columbo I 6 31c - -.--- .''EAIING, Plumbmc, MueOor IOO lol Symcuse Phone be guest speaker Mothera of a mn rates of daily newspapers ne zer o . .,-=-:-:-=-:-::---- - BURROUGHS calculator. adds , Forna.,.._ Arnold Brollo WY •27 · nickle, Bobby,. Patty and Mark In Tucson." spent the holidays with he• AUTl•MUBU..E lns,Irance oe-en I sub lrocls multiplies and dien. Sterrett. 2-25 . the fourtb grade will be hos- Mr. and Mrs. Buford Blake parents, Mr. and Mrs. J o h r 11 25 U tesses. cancoelled'? 1,ost your opera· I vlde.s, $4,0.00. Inqui re Ohio hS Easr Matn Street p m. and daughter of Marion, spent bw. Hetzer. Hol d Middleport. Mary Shrine, White Shrine of the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Tom Berthel- Mr. and Mrs. Bill William• lor'o Ucensel CaD W\' Z.l!<fiti IHittc ' 1 5 tfc Jerusalem will meet In regular Dale Barr, Brenda and Gary. e-my and family, Mr. and Mrs. ol Lancaster spent the N e " MARAN Fur Agen~y ,,N 8 rown - . 13_ ___ - - - w hi I e session Hall Friday Eva Sampson spent ""me Carl Watson and !amo'ly, all of Year's weekend with the VIi i GOOD YE.~Rt.TNC. IOOF . at 8 P· m. at the ~ St.. Mason, W Va ~ urs want-~ face calves_ Vi rgil Walker JAN 11 time recently with Mr. and Mrs. Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam1 and Balderson farnilie:c; ed, Muskrat, Mink. and rae- Rad"". Phone WI 9_3198. Th D' bled ·A . Emmett Heiney. llam Watson and family of They spent their Christll181 va coon Send for pnee hsl cau 1 e .1sa . mencsn Vet~ Recent visitors of Mr. and Rockport, w. Va. were the cation in Nausau. 1 f) ltc 713-5296. 12-12-JOtc · erans Will meet 18 rogular ses- Mrs. George Reed were Mr. holiday weekend guests of their fHEE LOAN of our efficien sion Monday at 8 p. m. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley of mother, Mrs. Effie Watson. FIRST Carpet Shampooers with pur Cbester, Pearl Tanthorey, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Matlack QUALITY For Rent _ 1 cha se of Blue Lustre Shampoo Jack Westfall. and family of Parkersburg, REGULAR FOUR ROOM furnished apart- 1 Baker's Furniture. Mr. and Mrs Loren Bene- W. Va. were Sunday guestr or Certified Oil Station rnent for rent. Phone WY 2I 5 Btc dum and family were calling hie grandmother, Mrs. M)TIIe Pomii'OJ' 3333. I 7 ftc I FOR s·ALE : Modern all elec on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rollins Frost W. Moln St. ~~: ,. FURNISHED house in Pomeroy I tric 3 bedroom home, lllO X and daughter of Middleport. Phone WY 2_2323 . tc , 100 lot. Syra.euse .. Low down Twelve leaders &'om seven Mrs. Warren Vanmeter, Joyce 173 payment F'mancmg avatl Meigs County Extension Home- and Sandra were calling on Mrs. 1677 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod· able . Phone Dick Sterett, WY makers Cluba attended a lead· Rita Baker and famUy, recent- r ern 4 • room house wtth l 2_2527 . 11-25-tfc er training meeting on the ly. bath, basement, gas furnace, · Be w· W'th Food hardwood floors, nice kitchen , SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog 1954 CHEVROLET, 2 -door act-1 topic, " tse t • i Buys," Tuesday at Ohio the Colum5 1 new storm doors and wind - ged drains ? Get Klcan-Em - ual mileage, 51,000. New rear l bus and Southern Eleo- - - - - - - - ows, with yarrl and driveway .~ All Septic tank cleaner at l end, new transmission, an : tric Company in Middleport. cu_LL_u_,_ new brakes, 2 new front tires. I Call Tracy Whaley, WY 2- Landmark farm BurfaU . The lesson was taught by ' !-l-3otc Price $300.00 . Call or J054 alter 4 30 p. m. see I Obligation night was held Miss u, 18 Sinoonds Extension I 6 10tc Waller Grueser, Pomeroy, Monday evening wnen Racine Specialist, Market~ JnformaOhio, WY 2-3230. I 5 6cl chapter, OES, met at the Ma- 1 lion for Consumers Ohio Stale apartment lJNFUBNISHED ----IJI Middleport on ground floor 1957 BUICK. fair condition. new sonic Temp~e . Worthy Matron University. ' BY MRS VELYN BRICKLES I room and bath, ha1dwood shocks. Good tires. $250.99. Letha Moms and WorthY P a- Miss Simonds brought out Mr. and· EMrs. Millard Brooks < kitc hen , I Youngstown Call Chester 985-2383. floors. ron Clifford MoiTis presided. these points, "What to look fo~ of Dublin, Ohio spent New autOmatic beat. Private enI i 3tp The charter was draped and in food advertisements in th~~:: Yelll''s her• with her brother, a poem . read by the worthy 1 local papers, How to plan gro- Mr. trance. Call WY 2-3200. D-1 & D-2 Permits and Mrs. Dorsol Mlller 1962 CORVAIR Monza, 4 door I > tfc I matron m memory of Fanny eery shopping to save time and and sons. sedan. Completely reconI Priced For Quick Sale AVAILABLE for rent after Jan- ' ditioned. $1,000. Call WY Z. varian, a deceased member. Re- jmoney · What the labels on Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Robp Contact: uary 16. 8 room house, F'ive i 2007. I 5 3tp orted ill were Maxine Philson, I canned' goods tell, and "~ow to erts and sons of Columbus, Mr. Leona Hensley, Thereon John- plan grocery buying to mclude and Mrs. Elll'l Dean and dau':;::::" recently refinished . I \Ia I CARROLL JOHNSON, j 57 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. son and Helen Johnaon_ . •the basic :our in a family diet stocm doors and wm· Phone WY Z.2768. Th• worthy matron appomted The leaders attending ~ ghters of Chester, and Mr. and I doWI, free gas, $75.00. LocalPomeroy Mrs. Ralph Chevalier and sons IJ 22 30tp c ed 3 miles south of H.a cine hloris Grlnom as publicity meeting will teach this subject ,~ of Veto, 0. were hollday week" cha1rman. The chairman of the matter in each of their EI· The Rambler I9&1 on Route No. 124. Call WI 9- ZIG ZAG Automatic, Co 't f f!Jl · · end guesls here of Mr. and 3155. 1 5 6tc I salPsman demonstrators. But- World Slandard of e:ompaet Cheer mmi lee or cme !A>nsion Homemakers Clubs Mrs. Gordon Chevalier and tons To make tht.. lalt ••........II.. Beulah Bradford; Letart FalliS to which they belong. lllustra- and mother, Mrs. Norma Dean. EsceUeuce I room and bath apartment tonholes, mono~ams, fancy •zoom• off our let light MW ••• we've II Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319. des1p;ns, etc. 01al control, Big car room. ride and per' IS Mary L<>u Johnson: Pomeroy lives for this training meeting Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Guthrie lakooo plonly . . lht price ..... Tw'l and Syracuse, Elms U>uksc were loaned to the Cooperaformaoce. Small ear eCODOIDJ U 136 .71 terms. WY 2-3862. 12 15 p 12 31 6tc c and llllllllllltrabWIJ • ortland, Martha L<>u Beegle, live Ex!A>nsion S..Vico by the-e '. a nd Long Bottom, Leona Hens- Evana Supermarket In Middl TWO a room furnished apart· s.e ~~ I pnt.l. One first floor WY Z. SINGER sewii1g machine with Metropolllall MOiorl ey. port. erts and son of VIenna, W. slip in type round bobbin in 11&1. 11 27 tic E. Maln Streel, Pomero)' It was announced that the Past 'This was an educational trainVa. were holiday weekend beautiful blond cabinet, equip- Phone W1f Wtl7t O!ficrs dinner will be beld at ing meeting planned by the guests of Mr. and Mrs. KenTB.ADER lobi for renl, clo.".e ped to zig zag and fancv de4 22 tic the Town and County Restaur- Metgs County Cooperative El- neth Griffith and son. te Laundrymat and schools sign with cams Pay ofl 7 Classic 4 Door 8 cyl Std. Corvalr Vu IICI. AIAIII""a nt Sunday at l:30 P· m. Jan. tension Service to help home- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout of $6.90 monthly . Valley Lumber & Supply Com- payments, trans. Radio. tie tlrana. l 0. Reservations are to be sent makers in the county " Be Wise Keno, Mrs. Mary Busby, Mrs. Help Wanted Jtl-3-tfc 12 31 6tc Middleport. 2-3862. WY pllliY. to Mrs. Grella Simpson by Wed- With Food Buy•." --·WAITRESS, over 21. Write comsweeper, nesday mght or Thursday morn- Clubs reprented were Rock Mary Barnhill and son, Mr. ELECTRO LUX MODERN • room ana bath and Mrs. Carl BarnhUl and The Daily Sentinal, Box 6tltiY .1 · attachments and with famished apartment. M 'd- plete mg. Springs, Syracuse, Reedsvill~ daughter, Ruth Ann, local, all I 5 3tC pa per ba gs. $21.20 - terms. •,dleporL WY 2-3874 . Refreshments were served by u,ng Bottom, Bradbury, Hem- spent New Years with Mr. I2 31 6tc WY Z.3862. t ll tic Letha Morns and Beulah Brad- lok Grove, GN!al Bend and and Mrs. Jlno Stout and daugb1100 - 2 Door a eyl, Std. Folrlano l 0001' 1 lfl U. S. Civil S.rvke Teahl ford. HaiTisonville. Frances Spencer ter. tr.n1, Radio. Std. triDI_lladio, 1'iiREE an~ four ron'll turn i~h& I Men ·wumen HI and Ol'er. Secure Job•· • Ext<onsion ABsistan~ waa chall'· Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ad!DI BEST PRICES ON I IUgh "ay Short houn. .td•aneemWJt, ~ ... .. and dD!urnlsiJed 1 I Thounnd• or Johl open. Preparltory Lemley Attending man. and son Conan and daut!hter tramtnr until appolnU>d , 1!1perleaee .. ,...,... WY U4M 12 6 t!r I I 'UUtlllly unnecenary _ FREE lnlol'llll· Ordnance School Colleen of Madison, Indiana -t ion on jobs, aala:rl.ea, reqUlrementl. 11M4U, apartment, 208 Butter·~ Wrlt.e today Jll'lnJ ftlme, addrUI m4 Marine Private First Class spent the weekend here with j phon .. . " Jttll Ph. W\' 2·2682. Roger 670 X 15 _ her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles l, incoln &-rvlc., Bo• IIMI8-, PomeJ'07 Stanley R. Lemley, son of Mr . Galaxie 500- 2 Door HT. 16.60 Da Station Wlll"ll 4o • ililr. ily IMmUne!, Pomeroy, Ob.lo . CIIIIUJDJ12 1 tic , 8 cyl. Automatic tram. ou ~ 1a1 and Mro .Harold w. Lemley of Betzing. Auto. trona. Badlo. ~ Nylon Blackw•ll Tub• Type Radio. I Liberty Lane, Pomeroy, i•l Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick· duple! Instructions BEDROOM Ordnance les were Sunday guests of Mr. , pttvate entrance Sugar Run t,;;PER SERVICE u. S. CIVIL SERVIC• TESTS! attending Aviation School at lhe Naval Air Tech-' Th• Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor and Mrs. Ralph Smith of HemMl!n ... _[' lftl, wv Z.3618. women. 1.1-01. litart ~ • STATION UU.oo a w.Q. I"Nfu'atan tra111101 nical Training Centor, Naval of the Mount Moriah Baptist lock Grove, Ohio. 12 I tic '' l.llltiJ llpPollll I ~ e1 """' Jack W Caney Mr. and Mra. Willard Clark "l)aa bJ-tmet Uftllll)' , . . _ Air Station, Jacksonvllle., Fla. Church, presented the sermon Mgr. W"f 2-9931 ••alar1M .,., nu •ftflll'ftllllttGu For Sale Lem ley is a graduate ol Pometopic. " If A Man Dies Shall He and son of New Jersey spent I Galuie 500 - 2 Door. 8 r • · ~em111t1. ",..,,. ro At Bloea)'llo I Docil' I erl r cyl. Auto. trans. Radio. oy High school. Live Again?" at the Wednessevlll'al days here with hlo broIf'""' "•m• lld4IM.t and pbm[o11 SlcL trMII- Radio. ~'S Anetioo Sale, Satur-- · · t.mroln !lon1N. Bca .... ...... day evening service of tbe ther, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark idaJ Night, 7:30p. m. Laurel 1L~MP and run ol mme coal Oalb Sentlnt.l. RETIJRNS TO SCHOOL and family. Other guests In the 1 Week of ,Prayer. ·. ,. Cliff Ro te 124 Auctioneer ur sale. Goeglem Coal Co. Miss Brenda Bailey has re- Rev. Borden discussed the Clark hom• were their mother, 111m ~ap~en. ' Page St., Middleport. BUT s& 7HfM NOW ••• I urned to her studiel at Colum- New Testsment and Paul's posi- Mrs. Twlla Clark and 100 KenInsurance . ~. 1~3tp 1241fc WHILE '1HE BE$1 euY$ WJJ bus Business University a/fer lion on juatificalion by fallh. neth of Parkersburg, Mr a.nd QARMAN shepherd pups for SINGER Sewing Mechines '0HNSON, _S!mJ•I' Jnsur.- spending the holiday. with hllr He siressed the fact thel, "we Mrs. Seldon Baklll' of Pome,· ,·•• Ill_ All !ormo al ... ~ nice. Call MO !1- new 176.50 up. Sev_eral used Thurston parenls, Mr. and Mra. Harry all face death" hut because roy , Mr. and Mrs. ts maehmes at bargam pnces. 1 7 3 and I. Bally and Debbie and Ketb. of Jesus and hlo death and re- Clark and family ol Colum_ The Fabrte Shop Singer Saleo Bud Sit r A..IIIIJ'I'ection we may have eterfor sale - one 2- l and Service, Pomeroy, Ohto. • 1 Uo Ril:ruRN TO CJOLLEGE enl life U we seek 11. Mrs. Lacey was observed. · , 1 week end bag. and I WY Z.228t. 4 21 tic • PHOTO Copytnc Service. Cop- Miu Connl!e Rae WilliamS, The special musical number Other ministers partlclpalfnll : cease, all leather. WY 2-'COAL FOR I Good - I 1 7 3tc sa e. ump . les madt ol legal 1'8pol'l. Roberta Smith and Pamlea Wtl- was, " Belove'd Let Uo Remem- were the Rev. Donald Hlcl<JI, ~ coal, deUvered or at the l birtb records ond aJmoot any 1!011 of Rolland, who spent tbe ber One Another," under the Rev. M. E. Dowson. Rev. Frank butcllerlng aod cu~ mine on Storey'a Run. See other dOI!Illllent.l. Christmu holldayo at b~me, direction ol Mrs, Clarence La- Cheesebrew and Rev. Donald · Pbfl elet Phone WY Orville Bogus or phone SH z-J Beater ._._, hlllero, returned to Morebead itate cey with Mrs. C. P. Bra~bury Boone, leader. The worllhlflll!'l'l Locust & Sycamore Middleport, 12 t lfc lt. 5022. 12-li-JOU. t a lit! Cn'ltp • X.*Idq &o!!!diJ. u or&anlat. 'I'IW lolrlbday olfllled tbe AIICtulry. · . INFORMAnON QUAliTY I Havas:u Canyon. tn the ! membered · "There wu unb&western end of GraJK Canyon liev.1blt' ltghl .-.nd Wt' waiiPfl unNatlonal Park, Is the otto of 111 the blast had passed, wlllked the Ha vasupai Indian Rest!rva- ' uut of the shelter and then it , uon . was extrentely solemn We Insulin for mediCbt use 11 kne·w the world would not be obt.allt~d from the- pancreatic the tame. Few peop le laughed, gland> of cattle, sheep, hogs, : ftw people cried. Mosl people By RICK DU BROW j ~ere silent. I remember~ 8 good historiCal documentary , and certain f~sh . United Preas International such as Tuesday mght ·s. despite Most ha.untmg on the pro- I hne from the Hindu sc~1pture, HOLLYWOOD IUPt I -This Is • large portion ot old material gram, whiCh was produced and the Baghsvaa Gila : .. . Now I wntten by.Fred Freed . wa1 the I am become death , destroyer of ' ""., · • GOOGLI oi1CI SNU,.'Y SNU'tfO h mx I ed tn wlth th e appa -ntly I year forte acommemoratve '"' . ld , II World War IJ generation and new, has i very worthwhile slow. dehbenatlve, a1most .t~r- 1 wor s. I suppose we a 'TH' FUST 'THING · d I ' It 18 re In br adcastlng partleu- 1tured recollecting of physi<"Ist ; thought that , one way or an1 Robert Op enheimer. Of the other' ' teIev l.!1 ton ts u Y no11ng · P u · I GOT TO DO NOW Twenty years ago thts April. larly a program ot such seem-! P , 15 HlDE MY Pre&ident Roosev~lt died , and lng clarity ln Its reconstruction I test blast at A_l_a_m_a:: go_r_d_o._ h_o_r_._____________ BU1TER•ANCE66 ABC-TV will start a weekly doc- of events. . MONEV umentary series about him on Furthermore, one must gwe Friday . Twer.ty years ago Lhis credit to NBC.TV where it is August, the atomic homb was due: To the fact the• the netdropped on Hiroshima, and work was willing to pre-empt 90 A(lR088 I . Diatres~~ 24. Mine Tuesday nignt NBC-TV prespnt- minute s of prime time for a 1. Tolerable algnaJ entrance ~. A cereal 26. Hesitaed a YO-minute program about documentary that had hardly 5. Weeps 9 Malayan gra.ln tion that. i'Jn)' commerrials - which lhe boat 6. Capital ot sound Tweno.y years aso. of course, viewer assun1es, were sought 10 Sultanate Bt.dprla. 27. Drink.a e. Lea.v• ollt in World War H ended, and Tues- with normal avidity . 11. Seaport ci ty ; 1 Forbid om aU d&Y night's documentary traced I believ( I spotted one comFrance 8. Moved like amounta t)lP. activities ~t led to lhe de- mercia I for cigarettes and an12. Last a snake 28. One wtw cision to dro1- the bomb, which I other for th e United Nations. It 14. Three~toed 11. A game deals in ice l'uterdaJ'• Auw• was followt>d quickl} by the 1is true that the broadcast con- l5. ~~~ 1S.1'onnlo 29. Suffix 41. Topaz Japanese surrender. SJSted in great paM of interhealth .terming hummingThe program was yet another views of many persons involved 16. &xing 15. Worried adjecti veil bird 18. Ahead 31. Norse god ir, the growing network trend of with the pre-blast activities, and term 42. A car Traffie 19. Mildly :\2. Les... for hire presenting safe, historical and that this material was present- 17. sign radical dittlcvlt 43. Fa.l~~ehood frequently hashed-o\ler subjects ed crisply, in busiuesslike man- 20. sun god 21. Nickc!: 33. Neat t•. Ohto rather than more immediate ner and without tasteless brava· 21. Beak sym. 35. Lapa OVItf' college 23. Behold! 38. Rlide town and controversial news specials do or undue lecturing. Yet all 22· F.Iderly 24. Succors of a less featurish nature Yet Ithis added to the gradual fas- 2~. Celebrated 3 6 17 ~ ~ it ~ there is also no question that cination. 27. Luetroua holidays. """ "'"''"" I' 34. Frosty 85. Iron: aym. 5 I 15:'\ I lleeps d . An arctic mammal . - ' "1 Maannd~. Mf~rmt.~andlyG~~MAral~.r~HarfCooMrldl~; UVENGNJXZ : TYQNEV 62 FAIRLANE 61 FORD •P""' Snow Tires Paul's Position On Justification 8y Fa1t. h NOted .'fiiliu - Ag..,.,. toM ,. 61 FORD ""' t o ~if. ~ 141> f2;: ~ ~~· 1//: ., L DICk IRA<. 11 lilVV NAEN XZUEQNZ X GR NQJNA, SOZQOZ l 'ot"'terday'!J. Cryptoquute: IF YOU wn.L PLEASE PEOPL. YOU MUS'l' PLF..Asm Tli.&M IN THEIR OWN WAY .....C8 F.8. Ul<.F'l.ELO "Helen'• stopped tryin& to koop up with tho Jonoooa, thank coodnooa! Now tho'a trylnc lo otay tVIn with tht &O't"ernment!" ~ WMPO Radio I . ~Mj>NuAY TRRU FRIDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6:00 Scared Hearr 6:20 MelgJ County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowors - Farm 6:30 DIU Miller Sho" 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7 05 J'tny'l Mot'lllng Chapel 7:20 Blll Mlller Show 7:30 Sports 7:3' Pickens Hardware (Tues. - Thura·) 7:50 News 8 00 Blll Mlller Show 8:00 Johnson Simpson Ins. (friday! 8:30 Dally Uibt 8:45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Sb"" (Wed. - Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Mkt. Show (Thurs.) 9:00 Newo 9:05 Coffee With Janet IO :OO Blll Millon Brunell Show 11:00 Mlnlslertal Association 11:15 MasOU County AgrL Ent. , (Tues.) 11:15 [l'amlly' Worship <Thurs. 11:15 A.!j,C. j'rogram (Fri.) 11:~ Swap Shop 11:45 Tlny'l Country Hymntl.me 12:00 Celllelll Block Newo 12:15 GOUilor Guesl Star TERRY WJEH RADIO MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY ' 8:45 Sign On 7:00 Be SUI! and Know 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 7, 03 Newo 3:00 Jim Mees Show 7:08 Musical Clock 4:00 TinyS Santa Claua Show 7: 30 News Headline• 4:15 Jim Mees Show 7:32 Musical Clock 4:30Electrle Co. Newo 7:46 Word and Tesllmony t :40 .flrn Mees Show 8:00 Ohio Vallay New• 5:00 Stgn Off 8:05 World Newo SATURDAY 1:10 Sports Today %:00 Sign On - News 8:15 weather 8:05 Country Mustc 8:18 Musical Cloek 8:25 Country Jamboree 8:55 Com.nunity News 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 9:00 talk ot the Town 11:00 Top Ton Show 9:55 Maaon County Newt 12:00 Noon News 10:00 Public Service I2 :U Muclal Interlude 10:15 Family Worslllp Hour 12:30 Tho Rev. Merlin Teeta 10:30 Latcllstrma 1:00 Jlno Mees Show 11:00 Newo Beat 5:00 Sttgn O!J 11:0~ Momlng Melodl.. SUNDAY except Friday, Church 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour Bells Ring 8:00 French City Bapllsl 11:45 World News 8:30 Sunday Show 11:55 ~lason County Newa 1:30 The Bible Speake• to You 12:00 Community Newa 10:00 The Good Life 12:011 Local News 10:16 Sunday Show 12:10 Markel.! 12:00 Noon Newa 12:16 Weather 12:15 Cbrtsrtan'o Hour 12:20 BuUeUn Board 12:30 Rav. Merlin Teet.l 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Rav, Andrew Parson• 12:30 County Agent 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllupo '2 :45 Country Go Roond 2:00 Rev. ~o.,coe Thurne \:5o Newa Beat 3:00 Sunday Showcasa \:00 Country Go Round S:30 Country liymntlmers ::55 Newo Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour o:OO Midway Ma!tnee 5:00 Sip OU 3:55 Newo Beat 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5:15 5:25 5:30 5:41 Olsclng with Dos1 lnt.ercltango Communlty Newo World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Mu!lcalo Sign 011 LITILE ORPHAN ANNII - lw HAROLD GRAY 1-iM·M"·GLAO -- ;-~ ---· "ttll LIKE IT! NlliV<BtR OHE SATURDAY ASS!STANT' 1:411 Sign On 7:00 Be Stlll and Know New! MuSical Clock News Headline! Musical Clock Word and Tesllmony Ohio VaUay Newo World Newo Sports Today Weather PL l'leasanl H.S. Football 10: !0 Song & Story Hour 10:46 Family Wnrllhlp Hour 11:00 Nows, Army Hour 11:30 Publlc Semce 12:00 New• Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:26 New• 0 Gra101 12:30 Saturday Mellnes 1:16 Ohio State Football f: 00 Dloctng with Ooso 4:30 Top feu Hevut 5:00 Newl Ruotndup 6:15 PubUc Sorvlco 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6:411 Sl&n Ofl 7:03 7:011 7:30 7:32 1:411 8:00 8:UI 8:10 8:15 8:18 ABBIE AND SLATI IY lw GIORGI WONDEl \ ' .:< 59 CHEVROIIJ USED CAR LOT SIJ, o. I ANI'II E HERE WAQ JUEii SAY\H' HOW Si4E!'O UKE TO G~AB II{ JOe 0 ' BE!N' MY r KEITH GOBLE FORD~ I lq4 61 COMEt I~ • 1~3 -;::===; 60 FORD t._ YI -ETS QYRZ ...... _.......... . . . 62 CHMOLR Po\I•CO uou to cart th1> oeal up [:8?1'"' ~ 1//: ~ 139 A Cryptogram Quotattoa OFA-1 63 RAMBLER I" for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single Ietter11, apo.,. trophies, the length and formation or the words are all hint.. Each d<.~y the code letters are Oltfercnt. QUALITY USED CARS j I" w· j47 ,. 1//: 1//: 1//: LONGFELLOW One letter limply •tands tor anothe1'. tn thlt ll.tnple A is uaed AWAY THEY GO! "' 141 ~ i« I'" Ia 1/0UKIJ TAKE/IfF J SALE Restaurant &Bar 140 ~ 121 DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXYDLBA.A.XB Tuppers PJains For Sale! ~ ll& 1//: ·2 . Metalllo rock USED CARS AND l3l ~ j45 DOWN :1. Elf Leaders Attend Training Event d/ In Mid eport SOCI"ety News ~ [0, I" 30 f0 ,3S 134 '7. Short I Nl'ght Held 8y Rac1ne . OES n 128 119 second '/ ,n ~~~ Greedy t6. Duelist ·a Dtck•1j 1 111 45. 1'3 I< letter .0. Tiny 42. Dem&Jkl ~~ t0 [;:;:; f:% 1'8 I" 1//: 110 18. E<n'th 89. Musia not8 f:% ll, 114 11 36. Rip I · - It 17. Hebrew IS ~ 1//: ~ 19 fs.br1c 30. A tripod ° - I'IU1U t.Ai5WILl 0 A Jl Y CROSSWORD --- I -~ I a, 1 I :Yc, ' I PomP.rov Motor Co. I • 1elevision Revue "'ucL/U' ·-., i BRN C.Uil!Y 'IOU STAY,'THCIOSH, I'R.CASEY. IT'LL 8Ii A GRE.I<T GAME AND •• • RAEBURN YANIURIN �_, __ .,.,. ...... -, ,, .J •• ' ~. 10-Dally ' the buolneoa meetlnl, ~ ... tilt L .. Udall . Indian fqr the loreall and wlklHe 1111'0\e' ol the Mn. afternoon entitled, "The Quiet Mrss Pork Elected President of IJameo Harloy reported app!'O%· Crisis," by Ste~art Middleport Literary Club Wednesday l',·mately $41181 . madaMreror tEheui <Mldan~ u.":~ 1~oyt!o~~~ ~te;~:"S: ~~~tean:.:e:.~aldOO:aote 0: o., Jan. 7, 1965 I · 5 · · // Impressive I nsta aflon IS T ervlce 1 f f . hi' h f J H19 19 f 0 anuary emp e ven Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, j' forests, and land reatry Udall IC ell • ~w-oslrl ~lhinJ. He named written by John F . K y e or the men who were inThe author consldered ~- som ted 10· nserving tbe land servation as a continuous a - teres co h Jetf«tie between those who would and resoD uroelsBoosucne u e o""' natural resources 300 ame • .L:uu...... club. Members answer~ ro preserv ... ' IJ1(I Theodore ~ call by giving interes. ting news and those who plunder and Jtrauaa senM on conservation. Mrs. Bruce waste . to the great lands I ve the roeetlnl. 1 Lloyd gave the rev1ew of the Amenca . dy - m ' •. er nounced a !egiolation meeting of the Ohio Federation to be held March 25 at Nelsonville . Three members were accepted into membership into the ·• 11 Or the New officers were elected tat the home of Mrs. ,Vthur when the Mtddleport Literary Strauss. Tt.ly were, president, club mt>t Wedne-sday afternoon Miss Susan Park · vlce presi- 1 An lmpressivt- mstallalion St"r madP and $157 spent Ofl altu\llt"t" for nt>w off1cers highHght· JstJc work . A Card ol thanks was 1 ed tht' .Januan rnet:"tlllg ot the read from Spem.--el . . h' s· t \1 " · h t Me 1g~ Templt', Pyt tan ts ers : rs .nem ar . r ha1r· m""'1 ?1 Tuestla> '''"'"g at the 11all m the Way s and Means curnmtt Middl ePort \1rs Karl Owen let-. gavt· her yearly rt>purt .. A was tilt:> oftirer ass 1st- lt'tter wa s read from Lola Mtlls ed b~ \1rs ·eurf;t' l'hild~ Col- ol Phoemx, .-\a·iz ., a tormer \e,cto~ o1 ttlt· Jt>w·:ls and c;rand member. Man ager Follu wing installation mem· 1•·t p ·ru 1 \ 1t'l 11hart .."", Grand bers went to the dining room ' rs Represe-nta IlVt' vI t h1:' Temple wht:"rc " food. buffet was servgave th t:" prayt>r 1Jbl 1~auun Mrs. ed \'Lrs _ Memhart gave the Owen g:we thP 1mpress1ve pro- ' table grac-t' Hostesses for the clamat 1on tu tht' .1fficers as- Febru'--r.\' meehng wtll be " sembled Jt tlw altar. Mrs. Horace McElhinny , Mr,s . 1 Jn~ta lkt.l wen· P:t:--1 (hid , Kal'i Owen and ~1 rs. 0 t 10 Mrs Harrv l'l arh ; Most Ex- Watts . L II e s tcf'll; nl ~ ·~1;d 1\.lr~ t:r Zirk l~.: Exrt>lli:!nt Senior, Mrs . ~ Rich~lrd 11w er1. r:xre llent Jun- 1~ G - -- -- B~tty -- - - - Va/entl'ne Party Is Planned by Band Boosters mst.dll!1~ eff'1ng i\Personal... • ~ dton t Mrs Carl Horky · secretary . Mrs . Emerson and ' . treasurer. Mrs. Nan Moore. Jo~ea The meeting was opened with thP dub coll~ct led by Mrs. James Euler. president. fiuring The January meeting or the -~-~- --~ .. ~--~-Pomeroy Hand Boosters Asso-1 ci11tion wa s held Tuesday even- 1 ing. m the Senior High audi· toriurn , Mrs MaxinP Arnold. president. opened tht' meeting with : devot1ons. A report t•n the re- I cord hop held in Decmber was g1ven by Mr s. Truman Russell wJ-tys and m eans chairman. A 1 discussion was held on letters ! and medal~ ror band mPmbers a1 the SJ)nng con<X"rt. 1 1 wh ' h had been water ~ ~:hJ~,;,··"."'. UNI>A WATSON Collins Asks Support for WORLD 1 . . e Furniture For Every Room In Your Home 1 ewearing Apparel For All Of Your Family 1 1 e Housewares For Your Kitchen j 1 d :! 1 ~5 e Bargains In Every Department \Ve~t Mrs. Smith is Hostess for ChurchWSWS I THIS WEEK THE STORE 1$ OPEN UNTIL 5 jt.one~ m 19~~r~a, ;d~a~ ~e:: i ON FRIDAY and UNTIL 9: ON SATURDAY Mrs. Bowers is Re-elected to 8e presr'd ent . Elberfelds In Pomeroy . • 1 ai her Hock Sp 1 ing s Road home. ! their sons, Tom Bryan of Hell- 1 les Eskew_. West Mam St.. \ " The Sub·Sahara Challenges aire , Michigan and St. tt Albert i Mrs. E.wood Bowers, pr~~l-- ., the Christian ChurC'h., was the ' Bryan, stationed with the. U. S-: den_t. conducted _the m~etma tO · r tt program the first Army at F't. Hood. TeKas. whJ('h opened w1th scripture . PIC 0 . lt: 1 lhre/ to learn Miss Judy Butcher who is from 1 Corinthi:ms 1: 18-!1 by m a sen e'> o . : ' tiow common probiE>tnS of new majoring in piano study at : Jerry Masters who closed with nations becomt> the rommon Ohio University, was rcently prayer: Members a~swered roll problems of the church. pledged to Sigma Alpha lola, leal! w1th a verse hom the Ro· Mrs. Phillip Ohlinger, lead- Nat10nal Mus!c honorary . M1ss!rnans. Mrs._ Bowers was re-Mrs Jerry er gave lh e L• r to worsh i1.t' and Butcher was a former piano pu-. •• elected president · ·d M the hymn. "Dear Lord and Fa- pil of Mrs. A.. R. Hecox . m MastBTs, vtce-p_rest ent ;_ rs. ther or Mankind," was read Middleport and 1s now studymg 1A. L. Phelps, secretary, Mrs. by Mrs. Don \hmn(•). The Philips with George Katz. ProfessOJ o( Den~e~. Kap~le treasure_r and version of Romans 12 was read Piano at Ohio University. 1pubhC'ILY aF.o 1:: i. ~uts Osp by Mrs . Wi ll iam Fre{'ker . ~he Mi~s Ellen Dutton, daughter . borne, flowe: !iE..t chatrman. leader presented a map to pomt 1of Mr. and Mrs. Dalt J?Utlon. \ Refresh m·. 1 .\H:re se rved by th location ot ecwt ('Oll nl rv 1has been pledged to Ph a Beta 1 the hostegs. to tne above, Mrs. ille the order of it~ gaining in- Sorority at Dennison University ~ Harold Sm1th, and Tommy Mas· _ where she is a freshman stud· ters . dependence. .A report on ed uca tion 1n Cen- dent. She is the third member I 65 Discover the dffference in the' Chevrolets . (As different from other cars as they are from each other) Promoti·on Day Held Sunday at Pomeroy C.hurch ttal Africa was gtven by Mrs .\ of her family to become a Phi Claude Husted. on Lhe health I Bela Phi whi cL included her of its peopl e, by Mrs. Thomas : mother, Mrs. Dutton and her Bentz, and on I heir reltgton, grandmolher , the !ale Mrs. Ar· ·by Miss Elizabetb Davas thur Carpenter. . . Mrs. Smith, president, con- Mr. and M.Ts . MJ!lard Pterce 1 Promotion day was held at ducted a short business sesswn. and daughl.er. Dixie, spent a the Pomeroy Church of Att officers training school to holiday vacation in Florida. Christ Sunday at the Sunday be held at ~!hens on January They left Christmas morning Sehool hour. tS was announced. BenKhCtJOn for a week. Whtle there t~~ y Certificates of promotion were aDd grace was by Mrs. Rentz tourPd Cape Kennedy and vtstt- presented to Mar k Johna!Jl . refreshments were served ed m Silver Springs and Day. son, Buddy McAngus and Ton., the hostess to 12 membt:rs. tona Beach. Sunday they ac- ja McDonald from nursery to compan ied Dixie to Columbus ' beginners ; Crystal Glaze and · :where she took a plane to F'lmt, I Arlie Johnsnn . from beginners DIRECI'OR HONORED t . \1ich . where she is teaching _ to primary · Susan Andrews, ·Mrs . Clarf'nce Lact"y, c ~~~~ Miss Carolyn Saris, who is Marinda Y~ung Vickie Kendall }4trector of the Firsl .H:ptiS employed in Columbus, spent Bobby Miller, ' Becky Sew"' Church, was honored wtl a the holidays with her parents, ell Joe Welker J T Rue Dah. t and ·ard shower · · ' 1 ;handkere 1e ·. d Mr and Mrs. Leo Sear1s vid· and Steve• Clark, Denni! '. iY members of the chdotr . tla~ . Miss Helen B . eeson and Miss Glaze Lee Hysell Carl Hena~ Hearth stone c1·<::~ :,.-s Wi' neo: . Christine Garnson of Columbus dricks• and Jeffrey •Fields from . g . at hte. rhuriL to 11 ow V.ISLtc . d wit . h fnen . ds 10 . M'ddl ' evemn . observ I e- primary to junior. tng choir prar.t Lce m ·. port durin g the holidays . A new Junior High class was b' thda · anmverance of he r tr ) . . i Mr and Mrs. Arnold Richards organized for children of grades . aary. RefreshmE'nlo: ~PH" ~~rv visitf'd recently with their fam - seven eight and nine with Mrs. ed. during the evemng . nan· 1ly in Columbus, Mr. and Mrs . c. E.' Clark as teacher and niJ1g the party wne. _\,rs . Mel~ · F:rlward &nith and son, Vaugh- Mrs Bob Miller substitute tea.Jah White, M:s S~ lrl.eyee ! 1 :; an.. They were acompa~ied by che~. Members of the class ,aile! Mrs. Lllltan MrGh · lhetr daughter andc lam1ly , Mr . are Linda and Kathy Wehrung, I ..... . CHEVRfJ.UT- A• roornt1 "' ""' a ClteDrolet'• _,. 6..at. feet. So, . tilaD...: When you take in everything, there's more l'OOIIl inside this ~d any Chevrolet as far back as they go. More room for shou ent cu.,..ollet l,.,,..ra &oort c...,. besides the way a '66 Chevrolet looka and rides and ~ or fOil powered, DOW haye ODe 11101'8 reas,on to ask you: What get by paying _.,e for a ear-except b1gger monthly payment&. I 1 28.9 .fiRST QUALITY REGULAR Certified Oil Station Pomeroy CHEVELLE -The 11W8t pt>~~rdar U.w_.,.,fr rti:rtrl_....,. eaa .... or all t he 9rs its si~, Ch~velle is the biggest Wbyl ~"itt~ .:tis come its Full Cot! suspens1on ride. Beca1190 many carpeting, vinyl interiors. Because you get 80 mueh for n lBO ey• aBndtMrc~: Stay t~unthon andtsothn , John Zurcher, Tim Glaze, Steve re I, mcmna 1 w o spen e and Gary Sewell, Donna Smith, holiday with her parents . Mark Smith and Earl and BusWilliam Scarberry , Cincmnat . ter Phelps. I \trs . Ralph Stockman , Henry -~-~Scarberry, Columbu,, a nd AI· C 6 OES fred Scarberry, Jr. of Tipp City hapter 18 wm called to Middleport by Meeting i1 Held the death of their father, Mr. Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, Alfred Scarberry, Sr. met in regular sesslon Tuesday Mrs. David McConneghy of , evening at the Masonic TemCincinnat has been the . guest I pie, with all officers present. of her daughter and family , Mr . Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy and Mrs. Roger Morgan and 1 matron, and James Soulsby. W, Main 5_'·=~::::;::=~:::1 ;;. i MEIGS THEATRE Pomll!'roy . Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN PRIDAYJanuary end SATURDAY 1-9 "THE c~..h-ild"'r'"e'"n.....K...a..th,;.y_•n..d"'""K'"e-it.h......, I worthy EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN" (T erhn ico lor) foil_.,•• Cu~hin~. Peter Wood Du11ran Lamont , Ka PARTY' " Patricia SUN, MOll., Mor- TUES. JAN 10-11-12 "MUSCLE BE.ACH PARTY" patron, presided A com· rnunlcation was read from the .• 2-Hour DRY CLEANING SERVICE CON REQUEST) (Technicolor) t:~loAvalon - Annette Rob.lnSon'S PHturotto: Toll Dark CLEANERS I worthy grand matron and 1worthy grand patron e<tending best wishes to the Chapter for the coming year. A school of Instruction at Reinersvllle on Feb. 4, in which several members of the Chapter wUI parUcl· pate was 8IDlOUDce«t Ref.. hments were served by Ella, Dale and Shirley Smltb and a-gla and William . Wat- son from a table with white eover and centered with rangement of an ar· mixed Dowers with white candles on either · ;~~:::•:M::O:•:~:•:•:m:•____.Jil:WY~~~~~:·u~~~P:O~M::IR:o:Y:Ji•Mo. ShkleybowL 9mUh the ptUICb trw..,,.,. · brd COlWElTE -TM llfllll car ..t.me.mtiw CHEW n -A• e<:ononueal a - ...... """.,.,., ••• N bod ,_, __ to have a "true" sports ear .r k nels and self-adjiiSting brakes have ow evecy" Y e.....~ , . , ·• ted' !"' But tho<e rust~res.- mg roc pa d' Come ..., what expensive never been in more beauttf u surr:oun mrolstery ean do looking slyhng and yards o1 1uxurtous up o • • can't oay they have ooe avatlable wtth a fuel-mJec..,.liCieitlee. does. Or with (-wheel dise brakes. Or with a cklar ~ , Drive something reaUy new-discOver the difference at your Chevrolet dealers , ,- , Chevrolet •lheve'Be • Ulevg H .. C6rvair • f:!!.~ ....:.ue_.__..,..-:--.:;...-- COMPANY. MOTOR POMEROY ' W MAIN STREET ' ' PHONE WY 2-2126 POMI!ROY ~atj ·-·...........-.....-..~--------~~----------~--~-~~~~~~~~~--~~--~--~~--_._._. ....-...~'· ' , 1• '\- . ;. r-., ~ the BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE I t ,; Amendment in ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i, e .~ l'fOY' YOU ILNC)W Alsb • *'I , , I • rlell .,... > .. Itt, <!I T ..... llvtr. . . . ..... at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ITS SALE TIME AT Linda Watson W dd' b e 1ng tO e J 30 f an. vent f Dowen, penllllo lhtrndnud IHII~t. lAw lftlllol M-11. Saturday elooldy with obowerl. Tarlll"' ...,. oolder ltjo atpt lllltwon loday ~ lor, \h ,. All.red B1ggs; G~ar~, ;); The Feh1uary meeting will he ; Mrs . )>;wl ZLrklt> ~ana~.cr .. f ' a vah:ntine party for band 1 1 Mrs Ell<t ' "'"' ley ; piamst , ~~ members and all new members Mr~. Ut>n :--.1\·utzl mg : secrewryd I Mr and Mrs L . W t , of the Pomeroy Elementary, Mrs . Hor<Jn' \ll'~:\hinny. ~n , ~ In 1\1 itldJeport ~ Jr .. ~f Minersville,eJaor~P a:n~~~~ , Salisb.ury ' Bradbury and_ Bed-~ trtasure.r, :\Irs_ Betty Spencer. , Mr. Homer Jones is a pa- ring the engagement <tnd ap- · for d ·sch.~ 0 Is. Mrs. El za G1lmore , \-Irs . tlort" Ka1ln served as J de l of the Pomeroy proxy m the ab::.rnce of Goldie tient at :vl eig s (;eneral Hosp iiHI pro<~c·hing marriage tu their r. P~~sJ r 1 for observation Hnd tre<:~tment. idaughtcr, Miss Linda Dar lene Hl~ll S( hoo Alumm Associ& 1 ~ Gilmort' Mr and Mrs. Vt>mon Rogers Wat son. Columbus, to Thorn· Iasked the group to ser\le t • Mrs. Nt:'u!J.ling. who ls b~· . V . 1 C b year. The ban· l 11 bowqurt ttns . . luurth year as piand fami l\' or Oak Harbor were as esse s. o\um us , son o b d' 11 ginmng 11e1 . · ,1 V .. 1 • que\ w1 e Iscus sed a1 .a 1ad M M . th 'l'e mple was pre- hol! day guests of her parents, :¥ r . an rs. orton t'sse s. . ~mst 1or . e • . . d lt>r meetmg certifiate of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett New Co ncur sented \\1 II ' II tt' . • M' . d ' Refreshments were ser\1 ed bY . . 1 Tl e meetinL. was 1 tss ax me Bennett of Co1urn· ; lSS Watson is employe 1 . Mrs . El mer 1 · ~ h u., ·h S k , (' Mr s. nLimore. . P ast Cl11e Jar furm by the bus wa s also a guest or 11er Wlll1 I e o.... toe Co .. n--1 . o-pene d m re!:!,U ;1 1 . d M V .. 1 ' Whll t>. Mrs. George Ha bst eIter . tl" s with Mrs , parent s. urn Jus, an r. esse s, a H' d N t r :~:;ntl;rktt·:~ pr<sidtng ofli·· Mrs. Carl Herky and daugh· ~emor al Ohio S late Untveds~y, I and M.rs. \char eu 'mg. cer Mrs. 1\Jr l Owt- . as Pre- Iters , Janet and Shella . w~re re- n; eAm ployed WICI~ the Wear E(',.l 1 EI\HN \JF PROMOTION 1 ' . d \ s George Childs cent holiday guests o1 I 1e1r par- er 1ummurn ompany, o' · E 1 H1 tector. an_. Jr • ' ents Mr and Mrs. Keith Ro- :lumbus Mr and Mrs . ar ~man, .as Pa st Um•f. · k . Th h h dd. R·u ' Ji lt' have l~arn<>d thetr son , .. Kelly• was re- bertson and Mrs. . Frank Her y 1• . e• ~open c urc we mg ' . · . H 1 has b een , Mr s i' 1a1\111 1 o1 s~:~tur day, Wi lham l'.a rl oman h from the hospit- of Bridgeport. Oh10. w1 11 ut'. an e\lrll . . porte r ~:~lt:'r Jont!s reported !\1r. Cla rence C\ark has re· Jcmuary 30 at 2 p.m. at the p:·umoted to SP 4 l~olman, sta- : : 1. Gt>neral Hospital and I turned to his home from Hoi· Mmster. Presbytenan 1' L M Elhmny and Mrs \ z~r Hospita l where he has been church, New Concord. .muc~~y or. d to M Mrs. ena c ' ·. . . . and wdl be reass1gne e·m1 1 Minni e Gilmore were reported I a medica l patient or seve:a t ·_- Tenn ) 111 There wet< 152 sick calls weeks . He was acom panted p '' '· -·-~-. ~-- home by his daughler, Mrs . l!EVlVAL IN PROGRESS Henry Null. . A Hevival ts m progress at Chn ~tmas Eve and Chnst mas I tl e Church of the Nazarene, in Day dtnner gUI·Sls ol Mr . and cl r December 30 to Jan~ I Mrs. John Bryan were Mr . Hnl.i heste · , Mr s. Stanley Bryan and family . Election of OffJce·rs was hE'ld uary_ 10 Rev . and Mrs .. Robe~~ I or Revnold sburg and \lr and :when th e Golden Rule Class of 1 Rob1"on are Evangelists, . . ' II Cl I r Ch . t I Healers w Va Services begm ' Jure ·l o ns ' . . at. 7·30 p m Rev . I d lh a ·t evenmg , Mrs.. ',,I enzel Smith entertain· Mrs . Danny Bryan lind son. I t \e Pomeroy ed th WSWS ol the f.nterprise I Danny uf Pomeroy. They also i met 1 ues ay evemng at eI e c ' : . . I I.,.,.,,..,...,.,...,..,...,..,.,..,...,,.....,.....,,..,..,.....,,..,..,.,,...~,.,,.,.,.,.,.,,.....,!'!'!,.,,.....,,..,..,..,..,..,..,....,......,.,,..,...,....,...,..,.,,...,... EUB e church Tuesda; evening receiv~d telephone ealls from j home or the teacher, _Mrs. Char- Ray E. War~ _1s __Pastor. -~-~ ~~~--- ~ ~---- _ - ... -~~~- ~ t WEA'I'HEB ---·u, "'J ~t"ro~n, follo~i . . ... 1 IIIFl . . . . . .. FRIDAY, JANUARY B, 1965 Suspend Steel Talks Until Union Settles McDonald-Abel Race BigllSee Little to Gain Now � 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 7, 1965 carlton clay whetstone