https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/441e136e07f6a441c0f2f5aa3a2dba8d.pdf bd6c538a7da171aa617d974b958834a0 PDF Text Text _, __ .,.,. ...... -, ,, .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 �- -- ' Khrushchev Sulking BY HENRY SHAPIRO I October S<'ekinl • Retirement ID of the gre-at SOVlf'l Union, per- n1shed L'sovo villa . which is sonally own, an the clothes Qll servtced by live ltate-pald em- Mr. a nd Mrs C't"orae Wa rne r ' my back '' ploves lnd fam ily and faye Dunlavy Hut ht and his famil y en JOY Khrus hchev, an ~xpert mark$. were Chnstmas no llday vl<~i lpre rogat11,1 es and privileges tha man. 1s reported to be spend· ors of Mr. and Mrs. Han§on By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Everyone exper 1s th e expensive " My t~ee ~ Bob Hope's Christmas trip to the farmer frren ds and eomr;::~de~. rt>laovl;'s only a lrandful of persons in Jng consrd erable hme at his Holler. Fatr Lady" to romp off with the top Ac· I1ghtmg zones and foreign junkets made but not without creature com- IT ca~ be re\lably rE>portt'd this co untry possess. fa vonte pastime _ huntifll r Mr . .and Mrs H. E. Warner ldemy Awards, but be hind the scenes by far Jesser union members: Bob's tab, forts. that Khrushchev has btoen The' have the rent • free use moose, deer and hare In the and Mark had as Chrlalmas th'ere's a schiSm that mi ght be Import: approxima tely $500,000, will be picked This can be reportPd ~·oufi- gr anted the rnaxi m" rn special! Iwoods adjotnina the dacha. dlnner guests, Mr. and Mrs. ant. Of course the studio behind uLady" up by the Ttmex Corp., not levied on the denUy today on the basiS of pension now perm! ble for / When he 1, not hunting or 1Dale Warner and family , Min· can afford all those trade paper a cis that taxpayer. tnve5tilatlon• th is corrt:'spond-, disLingui shfd &l\·iet cil rze ns of , D~ver 1\:eu•s farming, Khrushchev takes 10111 1ersville, Mr. and Mrs. GeorRe . always help the voters remember how • • • ent has conducted during the 300 rubles I$330i a mont h. . IU l1 " walks In the woods with his ' Warner and family, Mr. and great lheJclcture was, but th e creative The mo-:;e, "Sands of Kalahari," was past several w•'eb. and eheck 1'he total Kh rushrh" tamily ' wile on weekdays and hls l Mrs. Arthur Nease and family crowd tn ottywood refards it as "a pho- originally scheduled for Eli•abeth Tay• ed with authoritalive sources allo wance of " 32 per month/ . llll'andchlldren on weekends or star Route Mr and M s tngraphed stage play,' and they would lor, then exotic Datiah Lavi. But Daliah who hav• proved accuraiely m- wo uld not ordnwr ily enahle Ga oge roadtngs - . Galli polis · Ted Warner a~d f~lllil p r ' prefer the Oscars to go - to original is determined to attend. the hooolahed formed In the pas!. them to live m the style to/ darn. tB 2, 23.0, runnlfll! 31! feet ; eroy Mr and Mrs YEu :~ screenplays ~dapted for films, not fli cks New York prernlere of "Lord Jim'' next The Iormor pN!rnil!r . still vig-1' which they had been accustom- PI Pleasant 25.58; Pomeroy IS Tho.;,p,..; and famit G.!r Ia that had their start on Broadway - . . month, so she said no. Now Elke SomoroUI and dynamic at 70 after ed for many years. The Khrusll- 24.t4: Hinton 1.12 falltng ; Kan' Th F Dunyl, g When sin:rer Comus Francis announced mer is the best bet to get the rote ... __ · L aye avy and she woul k dl f his official retire nu:n1 l_as t Oct. ! chevs are re ported to h<~w no 01\·I·M Pa lls· 5·45 ra 11 mg: _on· Donompaon, SmJth. see a vorce rom bride.. Fred MacMurray laughs at the reports 15 has dec lined apsaCIO US and savings and few persooat pos· don a nd Marmet on the SillS, groom Dick Kanellls, after only a few that he plans to enter politics in Califorco~fortab le apartment the gov- sessions. Wl nflrl d running one foot. Char. Mr. and Mrs. German Warn.. monthsdof matrimony, the newspapers nia. Says tbe rumor started as a joke. errun~nl holds in reserve for Khrushchev once observed leston 19-69 railing. CContlnued From Page l) er and Mark, Mr. Lawrence recotde her decision as "sudden' Perhaps someone ought to remJnd hlrn hJm tn th< exr lusiv• Leoln Boat mov•mentsSmtih, Don Smith and Faye but her best friends aren 'tln agreement. of all the joke politicians we have ll· Hllis area of Mosoaw. Ohio River - Jacob G up 1but only those IS and over col- Dunlavy were Chrlstruas sup- They believed the spUt was inevitable ready . . . George W. Thayer's novel . Instead, h apparonlly has j 14. 3 23 p. m ; Louisiana up lect. ' per guests of Mr. and Mrs. as soon as they learned about the wed: contaios a memorable passage: "Fear .. chose n to spend his dec lin mg 0Sptla CWS 14. 5 p. m.; Zllnmer up 14, 2 55 The adminlstroUon s proFam George Warner, Morale, Rich- ding. Fame and fortune have always the most powerful drivmg force in all of yea rs at the eq uollv comfort•a. m. ; Down•y up 15, 3:45 a. would be under Social Security, ard and Gordon. been terribly imr,ortant to Connie; one Russia ... the people's fear of the Krrmble and exclusive country reI m ; Orlea n~an up 16, 5:35 a. m.; though maintained In a sepa- Richard and Margie Worner member of her amity admitted "She lin and the Kremlin 's fear of the people. ~ tteat of u.-.vo. a gov..,nmrn t l Entrred Ho•pllol ,Queen City up 18, 6:15 a. m.; rate fund. A special Social s.,. we;e hollde'Y visitors of their I lsn ' ~easy to satisfy." A m&Jor talent agency ls threatening dacha set m a pme forost on I Those entering Holzer hos- ll el lab le up 18. 7:20 a. m.; Wor- eurlty hospitalization tax would aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J famll~c~~~~ ~~·~: gt~:~ s~~!r~i~ontChosleo'sf to withhold its stars from one of the tarthe Mo,.·uw Ri ver, 25 miles pllal duflng th• past 24 hours :r:n Hougl and up 20, 5:40a.m.; be Imposed, starling at G.l per Dale Worner and family , Min- , gest nightclubs in the East unless the and 1ncreas tn• Ill e. cobalt treatment, they're hopeful he 'll owner b~comes more rro 1He to the perwest of Lht' capit a!. I included · I f <I It100n down 20 5 •s a. m.; cent of earnln•o ''0 '"'Il .ersv I u k . N•ilhor Khrushchev nor hi.< Mrs_ Mabel E. Dra y, Rt 2, , c.· . v· Horoer down 20, 7 a .m. to o·45 per eent 1n r~ ~~ and Mr. and Mra. Harley John- ' f c hls d"d affliction, C 1 just as Arthur God- rormers (F or all that oot, they want fr ie ods or famtly " in any phy- . Gallipolis Mrs . Robort R. f rH·herger up 21, 3.20 a. m.; thereafter. The lax wou.d be son were New Year's Day vts- / rey I . erta nly no one, since those courtesy, too?) . .. There's a great shor- I I I I 1 HELEN HELp us ! FI'restODe, G.J' i' I :!'·; 1: Tug f War For Center I ' •· 59c ..;::·"- I --~ '"0 ::,.In: ~~ ~~ ..., . . . . DIIIUMI . . . . . . g '( <j I j MEDICINE CAll NETS HOODED SWEAT · ' The ID!dalllon ohape of 19tla centu~y daruerr~otype• SHIRT$ I LEWIS R£PA• SEIVICE ,._,.,_..,,... ....,.: .. ~ ·~ New Furniture OIII.Y ..... D Casu; '299 II' ·- 1'- MASON fUitNI1'UB co. M_,_ W.VA. SALE ADVERTISEft: IN :·:· "' TUES., JAN. 12 SENTINEL . \ a.gulir erew nect rweat sblrt. ID ~s S..M-L-XL. 3·49 .. 4·91 f . ,... - ~trtY1.91 alld white. .. 2M ReiiUlar crew neck Ohio UDivenlty lDd Potu er IWeat sblrta In boya' and meo'a a1n1 8 to XL. roy P1btJa. 2.49111111_,_,. eMAKE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSit for all yuur , otb,er will~ 11!!.~,. THANKs LOADS for a very IUCC.., iul18M IDd we hope to see )'011 jutt aa often ID '05. - • ' .' '' \ I \' ill &raufonned Into a 111odem beauty. OV1I1 mirror Jivas a - - wllb 1111uared melll edsoo. Deliooa. motallic apatteriDa• of :rro.t..d glau add rW Ill ad Ju.uy. 'l'U ell Cflilllba io UDder ... fur lMt'lll I tV• &w..a . _ - · - .. .._.baa. lfl!llod I . . . . -- ..,.. MPa"' -- - ---- 3 ROOMS See Our lineup of Economical ~ 6's TV BARGAINS 61 Chev. Biscayne 2dr. 1295 MEDAWON FOR OUR JANUARY ,_ IS THE WORD for THESE 59 Ford 2door - · - · S695 In WATCH ClEANERS ECONOMY 61 Ford Galaxie 2dr. S109S WERNER Radio & T.V. ,..tfl:• ·=====-.J I 7 Rl<.= SANDWICH I 0 oi Falstaff Post Cage TflUmp • hS I I BUYS a s --------· 1 BATTERY a: JacketS tO Travel AgaJ•ll 0 at urday SERVICE Robl•nson's I THE DAilY SENTINR 1 DRY CLEANING Js Launched Correction · - 2-Hour I The Shoe Box I ===========.II 1 HUSH PUPPIES STEAK HOUSE I : ., bf"• Crow's ! sical dangor wha tsoever or sur- Greene, Gallipolis; Mrs. u. A John Ladeen up 21 , 5:30 a . m. ; 1impoSfd on earnings up to ltors of their daught er, Mr. and :~~r:r~~·~1 ~~d;'~~~·:m~r'::.a~da ~~~~ !age or polished headwaiters In Manhatferi ng !rom the slightest priva-; Cornel l, Ga llipolis; Charles K I Na ti ona l up 22, 6.10 a.m.; Go- $5.600 a year and would be Mrs. John R. Murphy and lam. dil to his profession and Admired by ev· tan. As a result. the good ones are earn. lions th•y mtgh! have •ndured Daughertv Kanau~a; Mrs. na down 23. 3-45 o. m. matched by employers. lly. eryone in It . . The big difference b.,. lng between $800 and $1 ,000 a week in 1n the Stalin era wl-,on to be Wavn• L: ·Harnson, Mercer- Lynn B up Gr..nup 10:50 p_ ln dollar amounts, the hospl- Mr. D. H. Robeson returned salary and tips. purged was to be cruell;· pun- , .;, Star Route: Mr~. Merton m.: Rav€ns wood down 1:15 a. talizatlon tax would work out home Thursday evening from 2-Dally S tl 1 P - - - - - - -- - - -lah•d - or klll•d. i J Clary , Patriot Star Route ; m.: Defender up 4:35 a. m.; this way : Texas. en ne ' omeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 8, 1965 he could do a lot more tor me. lie has suffered the profound Mrs Vernon Glhson ; M r , _. Anchor up Metdahl 3:05 p. m.; Wher the plan reaches Its Mr. and Mrs. William Ken! I would &eta lot more out o1 humiliation Lhot only a man GPorgf' Df'an Bumgardner, Ma· OR CO do~~t-·n. 5:35 P. m.; VaJ. peak in 196~. a person ~~der nedy of Grove City were rej ute. but Mother won 't move who ha s reac hed the apex of . son Charles M. Tay lor, Mh· ,· vollnt> up 11 p. m.; Jane T. Social Security earnJng ~. " a cent Ylsltors of Mrs D. H. i back there. Dad sends me monJKiWer -.? en appreciate. He has 1ton; Dt>b ra Louise Mc Namara. , up 2:!{0 a. m; Pamela D up, ~ear would pay $25.10 a year Robeton, ey In hia lettera, but he has 1 beon cond•mned to polill<·al in- ' M _c 1G 8 PI 6 30 a. m. mto the hospital Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sordon I btg boat and a big new car, l · a uer 1e, · G Ill li th mgs ' l d 'I h activity and sllenre. ! Plason. t>asan t: ee\1rs. W inrhell R. .a JXl a - 0 nwa rd down fund · E ven I'f more were and famJi· y of Jupitor, Fla ., re· on ave here. Don'1 He ha s refused to receive ; Frie nd , Rt. 2 Le~ art. \lrs. 5: tS p_ m.; Little George up earned lhe. same amount would 1turnod home afl er visiting her lby Helen Sottel yon think my Mother should forelfD Com munist Carl s. Morris. Rt. 1. Lon g 9 40 p.m. Lady Rosemary down be patd ln . If le", there would , lather anj broth ers, Mr. Elmer • move back to our home town? which rushed to Moscow in Botlom; llarrell _R Rober!'. 3 a. m.; Ben McCool up 3:40 be less paid ln. IFinlaw, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. YOUill ASKED FOR IT - DOING WITHOUT ,-;.;....;......,_......_,.........., llenderso n; Mrs Orvtlle H. a. m.. Esso P•nna down 5:50 Pl<k Up Tab Elmer fi'mlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Th is column Is for yotmg with the Juvenile Court Judge Dear D.W.: Hogue, R_t. l, Middleport: Mrs .• . a m .; Alton Z•phyr up 7: 50 a. F'or those elderly peroons not /. Hlchard Fmlaw and family, Mr, peopl•, tli•ir problems and and , .. Wh•t can be done• If No! If you want the ust ol I Willi e 8 Davis Hal'ine: Mrs m. under SDctal Se<~~rtty but eligJ. Fmlaw returned to Florida wlth Ipleasures, their troubles and you have a well-worked • out the big boot and car visit your Hel l:'n M Young', Raci ne : Mrs Kanawha River - Lucas up . ble for . the hospJtaJ ln~urance Mr. and Mrs. Sordon. fun. As with the rest of Helen plan, you 'll be heard with at.. father in the summ;rUme but KenneiJJ R. Chesser, Shade: >tarm•t Ll5 a. Ill. ; Bever heneflts, the _federal govern- , Mr. and Mrs_ Armel! Wears Help Us!, it welcomes lau&hs tentive consideration. - H. leave your mother and at;pdad Mrs. \1 alcolm Hubbard. Ht. I, down 4 • Solvay down. m•nt would PICk up the tab. and family or Columbus. Mr. but won 't dodge • serious Qtlel- Dear Helen : out of ill You're luckier than Oak Hill ; Carla J. Johnson, Rt. 1.20 •- m.; -'"' W. Va. down The bookkeepmK arraJ1iement and Mrs. Drew Hoggy and tam- tton with a brush-off. Why can't I be like other most - don't rutn everything ' t. Ook Hill; William A Adams. 5:50a. m.; 0 . F'. Shearer down would work this way : . lty of Columbus, and Mr. Ger- Send your loon-age questions hlgb school boys? lrutead, J , by being greody.- H. Rt. 1, Oat. Hill ; Bob L. Gallo- Winfi eld, 6 p. m.; Duncan BrJii;e Social Security bosp1tall- aid Wears of the U. s. Army to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT ~~; :?~:s::~::s~; .~i;~ toot WASHINGTON (UPl i-Preoway, Ashland, Ky.; Lori Dl- down, 7 p. m.; Jefferson up. .f ion fund would pay the costs stationed in Texas, spent the core of Helen Help US ! thli can't answer why 1'111- not lylkoeu !dent Johnson has no formal Ianne Morgan. Dundas: Mrs_l 9 35 P. m.; Patton down JUO f those over 85 collecting from Chnstmas holidays with their newspaper. t hd1 1t othor bo~, please tell me If appo n mens sc e u ed for !1). . Lonnie D Lambert, Oak lhiL p m.; Semel down , 1:20 a,. m.; fbe program but not covered by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herahl IN FAVOR OF Thelma Ann up 5:55 am. . ioe Social Se<urlty retlrem•nt Wears. TEEN·AG~ COURTS there is anythiJ1i wrona w·th day, accordlne to tho While B.u'~b, ~ a me. _ A. ... l House press office. hg, 9.95 $6.88 Mrs. Kenneth R. Chesser, £ ·stem. Then, eaeh year Con. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate Dear Helen: Shade. dau~hter, 1:40 p.m. sreu would appropriate money and sons of Mansfield were at.. Here'• another Olltl In fav Dear Helen : Reg. 8.95 $5.88 Mrs. George D. Bum~ardner, '0 • from the general Treasury to ter Cht'istmas euests ol hla ol leen-aee traffic courts : 1 I seem to flip lor every boy I Mason, daughter, 1:35 p.m. repay the lund. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence try leon offenders You could ,meet, dexcept the creeps. I'm Reg, 7, 95 - - $4.88 I Ol!IChOil!ed In other words, all ta""ayen Shumtte, go farther and Dlllkl lhe urtl a ways reaming or how I can I \ii~s Lila Burnetle, James would subsidize the 2 million Mr. Franklin Russell WBJ I for .a.aythlna: outside ol :ajor attr~ct th~. or course, I Swart, Che~ter Weaver Mrs. oldstera who would come under recent visitor of his parents, crime. Like when a bunch of don t go With any ol them, I Charles Yonker, Virgtl McCoy, ~~pis~ butr wsho, would not be Mr. and Ml'l. Lincoln Russell. kids br..k into • house and ju;t dreamth·. Mrs. Lila Bf"nz, H. E. Rose, er ocJa ecunty. In 1966, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith vandalize. or maybe th s some mg wrona with rne? \Irs. James K. Dudding, and WASIIINGTON !UP! the cost of that oubs.idy from and Jo_vioited New Year's Day party when the parents~;;,~ - B. son; Mrs. James E. Ray and I John M Slack W ~ Rep. the general Treasury " expect- with his brother, Mr. Harley home ..and. cause a lot of dam- Dear A. "?d B: , daughter, Mrs. Lewi s ~tason uns•ll led lhe a ( ,;,. Va. D.) has ed to be $10 mlihon. In I!M It Sm1th, Charlene and Myrtle, of ages . This happell8 more than You dldn t say, but I'd guess and daughter, \1rs. E. W. Call, mat te r of a r:" ently settled would be $45 million. It would Kanauga. you 'd guess and it &els hushed A Is ,about 14; B. 1!. If 10, ' Mldclti!Jort, 0. Jr. and daughter, Mrs. Carl federal h I~ poised " · million be expected to level off and de- Mr. Howord Thoma ol Ober- up if the kids are from weU-off there s nothin& wrung with you ; Morris , Mrs. Robert G Hall, Robert CeaB :~~~Ww~ch Se~ crease as more people come lin was a rtcent Yisitor of his homes. 1 really think party • that another year or two won't Chorles Athey. Mr s. Herhert would b; b~lt 'in Mo; ,) sa under Social Security_ parents, Mr. and Mrs. How· crashers should ll•t the book ~un - prohably. you flip for Dunfee. Mrs Wesl•y W•bb, / Slack S8id ThW's gantown. But the subsidy Is only 1 ard Thoma and Patricia. thrown at them _ boys who ,•m all right now because they. 1 Emmett llughes. Mrs. R D. era! officials ont ~:Y i~at led- small fracUon Of the progralll. Mrs. Byrne Vaufhan of Porn- muscle 11 when 1 nice party 11 ~ all just out of reach. When e TroMIIfor laHoi'ltt Carney, D A. Duncan . Ralph location of the Yr p po ht~ the The reruamder of II Is pay-as- eroy VISited her parents, Mr. tloing on and turn II into • you start dalmg a special girl wreck-up. Sometimes even the or feUow (later, please!) the e fltthlJtht lttterltt OF OUR THURS. AD R. \!art ln, Glenda Forester, ty as far as sa :;ei~rc ul:c~- Y0 U1!0 on ~~~~ basta ol tho new and Mrs. Everett Lambert. lo<'"'-d . W Y v· . wo Social SeCIII1ty taxes. Mr. and Mra, Larry Johnson parents can't stop them others will lurn Into "somee Lantorn lttltrlto T_ 10 1_ est II'Mima. Woa'l Go Broko visited .. ith her brother Mr Teen-agers know whabody I thoogbl 1 liked last an bis, ~ d_,Slaf<k ~opens •P In the first year of operation, and Mra. Ivan Shuma'te and kid!· feel and what ,..; ~th: year." You'll see. - H. e Hollbr ltttwl• The Item pioop,:.,;~do~ I ockley the new hospitalization fund sons of Mansfield, New Year's, their minds lieiter than adult CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING 1 would be expected to teko In Mr. and ll!n. Larry Jnhn!OII judges and jur!lo do Tb 'd Dear Helen: Advertised As OEVOTEI, TO INTEUST 0, sit• " · . . $1.3 billion but pay out only visited with Mr. and Mra. Ray know what kind of lah ey I'm a 14-yelll'-Old boy ~ dl· ME 10$ MAS014 ARR.A ~~r~.:~e:t" ~ply that he has about $8110 million. In the setJohnson ot Columbus, Mr. and another teen de:ea m: '~ paronta. r Hve with my · GitOUND BEEF All Natl01l11J1 a is tho center ~h~~trl~l o~icl· ond year, 198'1,_ h would take ln M!'l, Ja<:fb Johnson, Mn. Nora considers """""'· I- think they'd lllother since my father left ave almoat billion and pay out Johnlon ol Columbus and Mrs be a l!Wif !Ough"'' dian atllilll when I wu three to marry anShoulcl Have Inn 8 Advwliltd llrllldt 1 • U w l:n a~n,~abt r.r;'ed ~ ~I mil- $US billion. Madeline' ltvans and family anti th~'d dish -out ~ other woman. Motlter remar8 011.. Those who have pllrmed the Grove City. ..,~::~·D-: r:-:-'6~~ ••·~:: '""':.: tow~. 1 M4nts. .tlui.t .tlt. the erlriie,' ~liot ried wben ( wu aeven, and GROUND CHUCK com""'· "' M""'"" 11 ··~ B rd slid M program uy that the lund 'Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp ju!t" 111!ef.•·~ Pli'!PIIr ' line my atepdad Is «real: · ~-~~".:· :.~:;~~':;!: ,:~o":. eho:en because :;•:!owa ::. would not go bro~e or get and son, Klil, of Lant:svme vJs.. ' to pi,, j .'tbiJik· there'd bt ·liu . But my real did makn lots ~~-!~'!!'! " ..,... "'" molllot ty of West VlrJ)niJJ lJni!'::i 'I shaky regardless of how high lied 'l'ueada1 evening with her hoattbly (ftom law-breaken) to- lllore money (Motber helped " '" '"' .. ,, hm...,, outstanding medical cent:t>r t;y ~spital COlts go_ They aay tne parents, Mr. and Mra. Charley ward teen courts than toward put him through coUep), He N. 2nd...... Mldolle"lt 1 tdb lttn and an evo~vda:v ;~;::£:!·it~::::~,);~ The center is laMed ..· an d • set up to handle higher Smith and Jo. adult eourts tluJ! try teen • Jli· ~to:ld=m;;•::U:l::llv~ed=in=lll=•~to~wn~~===;:;:;;;;;;;::;~ f¥1 '-Jri... .~~ ovora H nerw een~er for &II Ap- ::!'lt~tu;:''~s ~r i,"" Tu~~ Jef!ers wu a en. And I bet the adultl would \ ~ palachiOn health program, plan. Admlntstratton"" lan .,_ Ly Johoon Vlaltor ot be behind us 100 per cent. I p nero ·~• arry DSOD, hope we get a teen court liMON'S MA~KET have ba~ the fund on these Mr. Carl McElroy of Columour town. - .S.K.H. and MEN'S HELD IN JAIL assumplions: That lor the next bs Buslneta Untvonlty, apent FRIENDS ~In St. 1 , ~1111 "0::.:::•:~:-~.:,:._..;~=0.~'"''" Glenver Boggess, 51 , Racine 10 years, hospital costa will the holidays with hlo patents, Dear S: Rt. I, was bing held iD Meigl rJse fa ter ta __ ,..... Mr --'-'=:::..:=~=~--· county jail this momlng on s n -.....,.s, and . and Mrs. Paul McElroy and Wby don't you and your dlstW'bing the peace and intox- that If hospital prlcel rile 710 Bill. frlendJ make an appointment per cenl over tho next 76 yeftrsl.,.....========..;,~~~~~~~~~~~ I ,'"lc"at"to"n"c'"h"arp.;.'.. the fund WiU SIJU be flnanolally II II IOUnd. Tbe way It's now planned, ...wis Repair Service wage-eorners' weekly pay. -FOR- - -- !be check would not thow the eHEATING amount of tho new tar-at the peak level It would be a maxiePLUMIING mum of 48 cenla a week. Bat eROOFING 11 the end of the year, lbe It). lerna! Revenue Servicea, W-2 fonn (slatemont o1 the year's •BI'IliJ1i•) IIIQJJ[d show t h e amount set uide from Soeial W'f J.U74 Red, 11ey, black 1111 lit Mill •• _ . , . . . Security 1"" paymen11 for the , Navy blue. Slzea S.M-' hospital insurance fund. L-XL, SALE Toombs, Humes ~~~~on~~~cE:t:~~~m. ?D rna ce Sco ..e ..s I I CLEARANCE a, 1 Davidson Wins lith, 82-73 ExpJrune • d I ; SI, EK> JJ\1>;(,11 'llotl'l Le..,.. 1 Medicare ' • N MOVAC President IS ----'- - Colleae BaokdbaU 1\e. .IU rom- / 1 (I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , J an. 8. 1965-.J W ASHJN Gm~ tUI'll Rep. Ualled Preo• Eut International I Adam Cia yton powett. OJ Nt!! Ylll'k lias begun o seri«s qt ' Rhode bland _91 Holy Cross 75 [ meetings witJ, hl&h-ronttlng ofO: Charles Hayman, e>ecullve head of Northwestern l<>cal lslJaD be required to fllo'eose t Section 1, Article V - ':'he , of the member school! partie- sea-/. conference 1eom1 will AdelphJ 96 Bridgeport Conn. 14 cia!< in professional oports head ol Southern Local Schoot iSchool District, vire president,.the number ol JC!Joola In the regular """'tingo of the coofer-,ipaU. on a teque basta. Tbese i play on a home <md home ba• Davidson 112 New York U. 73 eernilll racial integra!loll 1n district and one-lime coach at Iond Southern Hlih School Ath- conference. ence shall be held on llle first awards shall be paid from the is - and in l_ltll6, conference Elizabethtown 11115 Wilkeo 62 coachilll and urnplrlnl poe~ Racine ·High School, haa been 1tetic Dlrect<r and Prtncipat. i Section I, Article IV - The Wednesday before Labor Day conference treasury. League football teams IIIWII play oacb W. Chelller St 9l tons. ' elected preSident of the newly Donald Wolfe, secretary • treas- controtlifll! body of the eonter- and the first Wednesday afler standing m o sport obalt be conference team. Millersville St. 19 Powell mel with AJnetlca formed Mid-Ohio Valley Athie!- urer. ence shaU be till uecutlvo the hnal league foolball game deU.rmlned by living two polntl _ W. Maryland 89 Lehanon Val 83 League Prelldent Joe (;; ,;n, lc Conference. Eastern, Southern, Rutland,/ mttte. - whosf 111embtr11 ohall and on the first Wednesday lol· fo r a wm, one pomt lor a tJe, Section 3 Article vn - The Grove City 77 ThJel 65 Nslional Prelldent WIIJ!o. Hayman waa named c.llair- Wahama and McArthur are be the adminlatrative penon·: lowmg the end of the d1striet 1 and zero for a loss 1965 cage season conference Tufts 88 Trinity Co_nn t1 reo Giln. Bueblll Commismon of llle executive corumit- charter membero of lhe Mid- net of the member high schoolo. , basketbaU tournament Section 1, Art1cle vn - Con- football schedule will be of Clark lJ. 96 BrandeiS 76 aioner Ford Frick and pnerat t.. of the new league at a Ohio Valley Conference. Each achool oball be en!illed i Section 3, Article V- - Caah l lerenoe member teams nwsl four teams _ Wahama to ~~e : unlon tN.Y.I 95 Hamil ton 110 COW1JSOI tor the ...,.,ml•sloo meeting of officlals reprellfll'lt- Sections of the oonference lto one vote. lf an adm1DJ.atra· awards shaU })@ made toward meet new confere.nt.-e member omitted (those tea m playing : Danbury St. 1~ . Paul Porter 'ftluraday .ad pl.a.nl ing the ftvo parliclpatin& COIUititulion ol eeneral interest Itor Is not present at a meeting l 'he porchase or trophies lor teams within a two year per· . h 965. llchedule I WilliDJSOtic St. 71 similar meetin8l Willi offlclala 1Iona 63 Duquesne 61 achoo1s. are: when a vote iJ taken. his vot.e 1conference champlons in foot· Iiod. w.ahama m L e 1 . of pro fOotbaD and Mltel:ball. Other officers elected were I Section~- A unanimous vote lmay be 005t by an authorized I bail and basketball and other I Section 2, Article VII- Effec- w1ll not be counted InWard 1St Joseph 's tPa t 85 Lehigh 55 Donald McKenzie, executive Iby the executive committee substitute from hio ocbool. sports in which at least hall live in the t - bosketball the conference stsodiiiiS), ' Soulb Miami (Fla.) 86 Jacklonv!Ue Cl PIIILS SIGN TAYLOR PHILADELPHIA (UP!) " AJ.L.ST ARS Loyola (Md ) 119 Baltimore 85 Second baoeman TODJ Taylor signed • contract '1'bul'lday 16 play With the Pbllaclelpbia filii. Erskine iill Pfeiffer 57 lies In 1965. By FRED MCMANE Cliff Anderson pulled down 141to pull oft I comeback viciOJ')I Cath v 109 Washington Col 7tl UPI Spori• Writer rebounds and scored 19 points over Tulsa. Trailing by 10 I • I • ' Concord Col. 70 w. Va. Tech 58 Coll ege basketba ll teams that , to lead th~ Ha wks while Dick points early 1~ the second ha if, Transylvania 83 Pikeville Ky 63 ta ngle with he Da vidson Wild· Ard~n talh ed 14 pomts lor the , the Bra~es shtfted from a masCentenary 78 E . Texas Bap. 12 cal~ are beginning to learn that I Engmeers. to--man mto a zone defense and NF.W YORK IUVO - The ida Southern (.939l and Fresno Maryland 67 Clemson 65 rot ) il Fred Hetze l can 't beat them, Jn other acti on, Iona upset I forced Tulsa to commit numer. margm separating Jim Toombs State's John Rocko (. 93B). Florida St. 64 Georgia 55 Dick Snyder sur€1y can. 1Duquesne 63--61 , Bradley edged ous errors, enabling the Braves of Sl.illman College (1'uscaloo<~ a . Guilford 72 Catawba 70 New York Unlvers rl y became I Tulsa 7Hi9 and Maryland !to pull out the VIctory Brad· Ala J and Larry Humes of Jonsen, wh() has_been number Alabama St. 118 Morris Br 86 the latest to learn that valuable I topped Clemson 67·65 in double ley's Ron Martin and Tulsa's Evansville t lnd.) in the small Ione m relxmn ds srnce the start D Lipscomb 90 Southwestern 85 lesson 'Thursday nrght as it held Iovertime. I Carlos Gripado shared game college basketball scoring race I of the seasonf ~as6 pulled down Midwest 1 th e high~scortng Hetzel to JUSt A 35--foot Jump shot by War~ scormg honon with 19 points ..... has narrowed slightly but the I an ave,ra ~l:' " · caromsTper Xavier (Qhio ) 94 Loyola ( La.) 1 1 1 1 0 1or runner·UP om SW Missouri St. 79 h k . h game o " 12 points, but lost to the Wild~ ren Jsaac with three seconds eac . pa1r str 11 ran one-two m t e Ch . r P I· 11 ·b h Stat Rockhurt ~ 73 1 rats 82 73 when Snyder tossed 1remammg carrred Iona to vic. J Harri-ngton and Jay Me· · "S blk ~ompetition aft er the recent I apm 0 -.. n 5 urg e. . . I oe ure, you caa 10 oa your e, r h .d I In the tea m offensive . depart- Midwes tern 65 McMurry 63 . 1 m 26 to lead a come·from-behmd 1 lory over Duquesne Isaac, the Millen shared in Maryland's Just pick up th~se items 00 comp1e1mn o o1lay pay. Akron 90 Hiram 81 80,1ge. . I game's high sc~re~ with 30 double-overtime win over Clem. your way. The 1ton are along ' Toombs. a 5-foot-10 junior, led I ment. thr~ Southern schools Marietta 54 Denison 44 rhe tenth·ranked Wildcats, I pomls, h1t the wmmng basket son Harrm·gton sank 1 gam" •our l1lllle'" .1 'th I are avcragmg better than 100 W , C . 11umes a 1 Chns , D , W'll' So · ..,.. J • mas Wl an 1 . h h ooslf'r 17 ap1ta1 73 wll n are now 11·1 on the sea- ~ ter uquesne s 1 Je mer- tying shot with three seconds to average of 37.2 points per game 1POJ~t s per game even t oug Steubenville 76 Alhance 75 son . had their hands full with :;~_t had knotted the score . ti_l..til go during regulation time and to l4.4, but official NCAA Serv. l thetr won · ~~~t records offer Abilene Christian 87 NYU for the first 25 minutes of wtth 21 seconds remaining. McMillen dumped in the winice Bureau statistics released rsharp (.'ontrasts. Arkansas Tarleton IT'ex. l St 80 I Lh!' contest as the Vio~ets ~me~s~t topped the Dukes with i ning basket with two seconds today !how that Toombs' aver· 1AM& ~ has breezed _toh 10 con. Bradley 71 Tulsa 69 O"H.·VCd to a 53-4 7 lead. With 14 ll' pom s. ·remaining in the second over. 1 :age since the beginning of the I se~utlve wm s wrns wit a 109 ·1 New Mexico 69 Arizona St 48 minutes remaining, however, Bradley used a zone defense [time. McMillen and Clemson's holidays has fallen to 37.0 I pomts ~er game aveer~ge, and Midwestern 65 McVIurry 63 Davidson rallied for 11 ronsccu· Randy Mahaffey each scored 17 points through games of Jan. 2 1 Gr_am bl mg has made Its 1~1 . 0 West tive points to take a 58-53 lead points to lead their teams. h'l H , _ h . _, pomt average good for eight Utah St. 86 Utah 84 wh irh it held until the final buz. w I e Urnes sc.orrng as m wins in nine games. Stillman, 1.er. Snyder and Hetzel ea('h FRIDAY'S GAMES: fi creased to 34 ·6 pomts per game. however. 1! only 7·7 with its Arizona 62 Wyoming 60 (OT) scored four pomts during the IEastern at Rutland Th Middle rt Jackets tak ' The holiday coorl action pro- I 103.0 point average. SKIPS FINAL SEA!lON spurt. ~ Kyger Creek at North Gallia i 'h1r seem: road trip of . duced only ~ne change. among Other team leaders Include BATON ROUE . La. tUP!)Bennett LP.d Violets Harman Trace at Southwestern · the week Saturday night when the ,leaders 10 .the v~nous of- Colorado Mines in defense (53.4 J....ouisiana State University lacOrder ly l'hon• Ray Benr.dt produced the !they invade Jackson. They hope rfensive categofleS. Dlck Cros· i poinlc; pr game average, and kle Mickey Cox will pass up I AndT ................ fine defensive job on Hetzel and SATURDAY'S CAME : to land in the Ironmen's _camp sett of Albany (N.Y:) ~tat -~ h~s l ford in field goal percentage remaining year of college etig· al so led the Violets in scoring . I ff North Galli& at Ailensville with their first season vtctory taken over th~ lead m field ~oal I (.532) and Manchester in foul . to pla y with the Oakland WYUGJ witfl 22 points. Sophomore Mal Firestone, ?&J, a~d Fa sWiia'ns under then' belts a3 they will percentage With a .683 ma r. to I, shOOti'n (.810) . Ham"illon has Raiders of the Ameri'can Foote: h dd d 21 t ll' f each posted lmpressrve G II ' ,. to . ht .679 for runnerup Jerry Yarg N~~ am a e a Ies or Thursday night in the Gallipo. RANGERS CALL INGRAM have mel a rpo t~. mg . . committed the fewest fouls per ball League. . _ lis Independent Basketball NEW YORK (UPI) - De- Jackson Is 1-3 tn league play, 1 brough of Jackson State. Phil game t8 3) and Spring Hill the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil It was a rather hght mght for L fe man Ron Ingram of the having scored 235 points to Jts I Yurecka .of Roche_ster, the lead· .most (~ _ 5 1 _ th t · · t · "th eague. nse b f th h I da f II f ., e na ~on 5 major earns wt, Paul Fraley •nd John Mil- Baltimore Clippers of the Amer- opponents' 248. Jackson's best ! er e ore e 01 ~·s , e rom\ only srx th-rat~d St. Josephs hoan canned 25 and 23 points ican Hockey League will re- showing was in Pomeroy the top 20 · f1 1 t Pa. and Davidson among the I I' 1 to 1 ad F' tone place Rod Seiling who has 8 three weeks ago when the Pan· The other t~o holdovers from 1?P 10 ranked teams to see ac· ~:sr~c ~~l victo~ over'r~vans bruised shoulder, 'tor the New thers could do nothing r ight, the l~st rankmgs (Dec. 26) are tmn. . Sausage. York Rangers in two National and Jackson, even without big _Reedle Ayers of Alabama A&"'The Hawk~ rebounded from a Paul Smith was the Fir~ Hockey League games against gun Dan Crothers, scored an · In free throw percentage and <\1 loss to Pro~tdence last week ~0 stone's next hi h scorer with Montreal and Toronto t b i I impressive victory, Jansen of St. Lawrence ln re--. crush Leh1gh tiS-55 lor the~r 17 g k nd Corthero Is back in the good : bounds. 1 ~lth victory of the sea_son. A Dave Holter paced the Sau.!l~~ wee e . graces of Coach Dave Fisher Ay~rs has mi.ily one of i zone press and superJ.or re- I agernen WJth 20 while Steve now and will be arching his I 38 tnes for a mark and ; boundmg earned St Joe s to a Fuller hit on fiVe f~ld goals , FAME NOMINEES SET 2.5 foot howitzers against. the hold a commb.noq:~ lead ovK 1 41·26 lead at the_ hall and the and nino free throw• lor 19 1, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J . . Jacekts Saturday night. , runners·up M1ke Hut.ert o1 ~lor- ~ ION REQUEST) Hawks mcreased lt stead1Jy dur. . 1 (UPI) - The Football Founda. J k , sreves as of ••••• l h poms. . . H Co .11 acsonsre , ng t e second stanza. Firestone Jed at the quartor l tion onors urt w1 name Friday, were tied with Wells- ' Coach Carl Woije expects to i marks, 16-7, 36-27, and si . J9 . nme former colle~e player& ton reserves at 4..0 to lead the , open wtth Spider Davis and I 1\fational Basketball Assoclatfoa I Carl Wolfe's 30 points led fro"_l among 68 nommees to the ,Seconds' Parade. That tie wUl 1Gary Stobart at forwards, Bruce ~W!~:~ By United Pre" International G&J to its ninth wm In 10 oul·l Nalwnal Football Hall of f'ame be dissolved Friday night, how- [Wallace in the pivot, and Bud- 1 Eadem Division ings this winter. This time the I ~urmg the co~ventlon of. the Na- jever, whM these clubs tangle. ldy Moore and A.sa Bradbury at I YIY 2-5421 POMEROY W. L. Pet victim was Goodyear by o tJO. [ tiona! CollCehi~ato Aththlellc. kAssndo-, The Jackets reserves, before [ gulrds. · Boston 35 7 .833 78 score. ' elation m cago lS wee e ' Gallipolia were 1·1 in league 1 Cincinnati 26 13 .667 Four other G&J men hit play. Philadelptua 20 18 .526 double figure totaL They were: SAYS DRAFT SUCCESS Jackson sources indicate Fish. ' ~ew York 12 28 .300 Mike Morrison with NEW YORK (UPI) - The er Will open with Dave Shelton, Westen Division IAndrews with 14, Okey American FOOtball League con- the league'S ninth ranked scor~ i W. L. Pel. worth with 13 and Jim siders ill college player draft a tr U3.3 ppg), In lhe pivot. ' Los Angles 23 16 .590 added 12. success, with the eight teams Larry Rose and Scott Bierly ' General Electric Offers Special ot. Loui1 20 19 .513 1 The winne<s led 46-34 at the signing 56 per cent of all play.... his forwards and Crothers ' Baltimore 20 20 .500 intermission and never were ers drafted ia the first five and Mik& Jenkins work out . 6 cylinder standard trans., Just overbauled, 10tld Detroit 14 28 .333 headed. rounda. front. T. V, Models At Below Market Prices green metallic finish with ke new matcbing in· ian Francisco ll 32 .256 Falstaff snapped 1 lwo-gamel;.:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,il terior, electric wipers, white sidewall tires, heater. Tll.ursday'l Result. losing streak in the finale, 11 Real sharp. Baltimore llO Detroit 105 blasting Scott's 91Hl3. !Soston 112 Los Angeles 104 Aaron Buffington, with (Only games scheduled) kets from all corners, paced Friday's Game• Falstaff with 44 points. Dhila. ovs. Cin. at Dayton Billy Qualls was ne.xt wnn 11 6 cylinder standard trans., light blue with spoUesa Boston at San Francisco 22. Lawrence Robinson had 14 matching interior, white sidewall tires and wheel New York at St. Lout• and fred Hill canned 10. discs. (Only games !ICheduled) Paul Swisher's 21 po"11s11 Saturday't Gameo led Scott's, while C. A. DUDcan Detroit at New York and Jack Duncan hit for 13 Cincinnati at Baltimore points each. Custom 300. 6 cylinder standard lrlllll., like new ~oston at Los Afll!Oies Falslaff led ll·33 at tho 1 inwhite sidewaU tires, radio, gray with matchiog in· ~hlladelphia at St. Louis tennlssion. I Voice of Broadway •.• reporting 1 Society Notes • Charles Hayman Wolf Pen •"PI&notlonS' thst "all I. th• prime mlnlster ·for life of lh• •laborttely fur- - - - - - - - - - - , MOSCOW {UPll - Three fw IllS d~.,grcu_'t' . months after hts tall from pow· .-\nd he has turned a deal ear tl'. Nikita S Khrushchev is to all rf'(JUesfs for mterv aews, li\liJll in sulk mg retirement, statements and vrsits_ by anyt the I 1 I11s cIost>s t tr rf'n ds ;uld bll •-· o.q a . 1Ilira111u de of tHs r1rw Hr I 011 ' $1ps ,... 1fr Irani aldl•d tla• d Into a bril- tr-r ...nd llanll, ,,_, .... ale M ............ OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 232 E. SECOND' 51 Chev. 210 2door . S695 LADIES SWEATERS, 1 lOT l PRIQ Other ladies Sweaten Reduced 25% 61 Pontiac Tempest .. st29S lADIES SKIRTS -- · · · · REDUCED LADIES SUITS · · .. · · .. REDUQD LADIES BlOUSES · · · · · · REDUCED All DRESSES · .._ · · · · · · REDUaD 30% 25% 20% 25% 6 cylinder standard trans., white sidewall tires, rear view mirror, white over blue with like new matching interior. G.E. G.E. 11 II PORTABLE nUVISION 9" PORTABLE TELEVISION SCJ9.95 $158.00 lottery Peck. $28.00 G. E. _,., lllelll. ltlDo .......... Itt• effect ef paiGita' I with _.ad or sl"" terior. lADIES COATS · · · ·-· · REDUCED 25% lADIES JACKETS · · · · ·- REDUCED 25% LADIES SlACKS · -.. .. REDUQD 25% POMEROY MENS Topcoats- Car Coats- Stadium Coats REDuaD 25% 21" COLOR TV Wooden Cabinet ond L-es With Trtda BAHR CLOTHIERS H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. New York Clothing House ,.,, 4 cylinder, 4 door Station Wagon. Automatic' trammission, white sidewall tires, blue with bi~Je interior -cHECK THESE AS-IS" II s"a••s- e 57 OLDS SUPER 88 4 door Hardtop - - - - - - , - $250 Weed• motor work) e57 BUICK 2 DR. H.T. V-8 automatic - - - - - - - $495 • 53 OLDSMOBILE 2 DOOR- automatic trans., real s h a r p - - - - - - $t9S KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC fiNANCING 2-5342 e OPIN TIL':..tt.M. �,, *-N~~ - ~?n_ e). Po.tneroy-~tdal.fpo. rt, • ~~- . . Christy. Made Fire Chief of CJ D o., .nn. 8, 1965 - . - Bashan ---- - . . ... . ~ Society News JeSter ept. ~ .... Mrs. George Roberts. or Neese 15entemenr ana wa~ tune and Plu!o. - ti!BIII, IIIJIDg IIDO!It I'CIU a~..... Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and lmon Willie ot'Keno eaJJeCI· Jill !,!)eoeven!ng '.....--llh JUpiter troops and wounding uoo. family of Killbuck spent the Mr. and Mrs . Ora Wblte and and SaturG. In 111'1, Coa~reu apprcwtd week end with Mr. Grover ' Linda Sunday. On this day In history: ~gislatlon provldlttl lllffrac• Wh•te and Dom . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Ballltd. In 1815, General Andrew Jack- lor Negroes In the Dlstrlet ol Pleuont Valley Hospital Miller ( .a;e i~ ADMITI'ED _ Mrs . Cecil Set for Trial llrehfield, Henderson: Allie , PT PLEASANT _ Duke N. Keefer. Pt . Pleasont : Roy Hig -1 E Miller, Lakin, lndicled by Mrs. Elva Hayman and Ray Belinda Lee, Grover Whire and oon won the batlle Of New Or- Columbia. psbot ..m, Grimms Landing ; l lhe Mason County grand Jury Young called on Mrs Ruby 0rr . 1 Dms spent Thursday evenJilfl -~ ..... ' .,....,,_ . ~-. Ja'Oes Eakm. Mtddleport ; 1on !he misdemeanor eltarge of , . By Mrs. A. H. Bailey I George Roberts and Milo Me· with the Ora White family. Vlf1!1 F. S1ders. Phny; C..rover 1 possession of stolen property I ~o.v Chnsty was elected Fire I Mr . a~l Mrs. Arvtl Holter Dal~ at~ended the stock sale Ht 1 Mart in, Buffalo: Mrs . Lloyd appeared in Circuit our t l Ch1ef and Lawrence SmiUt pres- and family spent New Year's Galltpoits Saturday. THE ALMANAC Neville, Apple Grove Thw-sdav _and pleaderl 1nnOC'enl ident of the Che-sler Volunteer 11 Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M d M y L hi Bv United Prest lnternatlo11al . d 1 D · f fddl r. an rs. 1c or 0 1e . · · DISCHAH I;f:D - l\hs. By· to the md!ctment. Miller's trial F'lrf' epa~menl rerenty . I a\'JS o 1\ I eport !of Pomeroy spent Sunday with i Today is Friday, Jan. 8, lhe ron Shinn I !-'!ill. \1rs Jude was St't (rH January 13, 1965 Other,. orflcers elec ted ' were Mr . an~ Mrs. Jumor Sord.en Mr. and Mrs . Ora White and eighth ~y or 1965 with 357 to M1Jipr refused counsel. . John V.1rkham , v1ce pre~tdent: I and fam1ly of Cohxnbus and ! L- d £ II 0 ow . Nowlm, AtJp lt-> l;rtJ\t' B0b B C ..,111 . m a I Thomas Kauffer and Joe Henauer . secretary : · K. " Jam Sorde_n called on the I Mr . . and Mrs. Brlly Orr and The moon is approaching its . 1 qua rt er. "' 1 a wee k end WI·th 11rs B!RTH . T\1 1n daughters rv· · both of Rt · 1 Mitton' mdicl· Nelson. treasurer; . S ·Ross Cleland. Clmt Orr fanuly Sunday · son spen The morning stars are Mer<:!~ Cone exp1rt>d 1 tu l\1 r and \-1rs . ('d JOintly on the misdemeanor trusl('t>: (,ary mlth. ~e~s re- . Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Ballard ! the Clint Orr fa.mlly. James r~ak m \l1ddlt· j10r1 o! desrruct!On of real and per· ; po~ler, and Henry Elchmger, <.~nd Bre~a Lee called on Miss I Mr . and Mrs. Roscoe Hollon ury. VeJll,l$. )!ao ... UranllS. Ne~ sonaJ property wJI\ Pnlt'r their sol!cJior. Conme Spencer of Athens re- - - ·- . -pleas January llth. Court ap- 1 Ass1stant. chie_c is Car_! Kautz, ctntly, I pomted Ra}·mond Gerald Mus- I Larry ClPiand IS captam. Har- Mrs. Helen Gri(rith , Mary and gra ve as rounsel for Kauffer : old Nrwell, first Lieut.; Bruce Eddie Martin, Ruby PM:kens and and Henry has counsel of his ' M.\'ers, Second Lieut; Bruce ,daughler. and Edith Rose call own choosing. M.vers. John Wickham, Jrd ed. on Mrs . Lou ise He.adley on Rober! E Spears, Jr , Pt. Lieu is and Bob Bauer, 4th I Monday. Pleasant, mdicted on the lei- Lieu! Starling Orr and Eddie and lonv charge of grand larceny is The department also report- two granch1ldren of Columhus not in custody and did not ap- ed that m 1964 it was summon- called on Mr. and Mrs. Cli nt For expert gu idanc1 on pear io answer indirtmf'nt. ed for eight house and building Orr Saturday. Family dmmg t.s alwayl a pleuure here, due to t h 11 filing y<M~r 1964 tax return, prompt, polite SE'f\'!Ce and wide array of dishes to please firf>s. five automobH,e and 17 1 Mrs. Lucille Davis of Midd_ l ~order JOUr copy of Ray De every palate. gras5 fwes. The department port spent Sunday afternt •on Cra.ne's "C ut Yow Own • :h ·il Action is ll hankrd _cve ry?~e for the fine with Mrs. \1ary Holtrr Filed with Court cornrnumty sp tnt and eoopera- and famil y PT. PLEASANT ~ A civil , tion in its _area durl~g 1964 a~d Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deeter MIDDLEPORT, 0. <.let ton mnrf'rn lng a property , urged "ontmued assistance lht:; and family of Columbus spent I ROUTE 7 1 Mile North Of Silver Bridge In Kanauga 1\ier t1as been riled in the orfice I yt'ar · last weekend wilh Mr. and ... _ ·- __ of the C~ret:it Clerk styled The ACTIONS DISMJSSED - ~-1 Bulla I~ R•"·'· a corp ., and Wtl -: PT PLEASANT - Orders. I Jam f tlso_n v~ . Jark and Jet· I . the otceo ff' f th e . od were1f led m tlf' J!endrwk Plastic Pr ucts C t Cl k d. · · ~ Plvwood Co .. \' W ::Jers d_trctJI P_r ISmdlli!IIDg two ' .., s·d db s·d 1vorce aclwns a n one . and v n ~ 1 ers ..1r ., a 1 ·1 . d' con. · ld S 1& R tempt. actiOn . 0 tvorces. ISmi S!>· {'f" Hu1 mg . upp lf'TS · . ·H d db R J H dg(>s eel wen? DaiP r. . Herdman vs. 0 3 .J · 0 ges Munel M Htrdman. Janice · l.umlwr Compan~' . BPll Lefrlf' vs. Ha Lee f...e.f. · An appral trwn .lu!-itlce of , ,rry . . . d rt fie ( .ontrmpl actiOn d1sm1ssed { \ 1 I Pt' <H"I' · rOO Wln COU . r , Fer 32 ,ears De Crane has F:d1th L. \\amsley vs. W!l· 1 Cl l'r",, , wHs Men a newspaper writer and wa-.; li I('." d. m t IlP ( •lfC'Ul bPrt r,. rrre II Wams 1ev. . . Nitor. For 25 years he 's 11liH"t' llw ; 1pper~l 1s Sl<l'f' \'S . Men a tax columnist. lh11 l\1ll Slove ("\larlt' r.; C:1rland, ASKED combination eminently qual - \.ol\dl J\1\i•n and p,.~.,r Voun~. PT l.ICENSES PLEASANT - Three a . ifies him to tell you what Tlw mtJn v.Pn' ronvtc!rd 1n . . _ . P • £ 1 e"p·•ss,·ng phrattOns for ma.rnage licenses · , ... want to know ... in o . IllS! It'!' l"ltlll\ 0 T" • · ff . woy you con understand ... "II d !HI' ~p Jlt"B Iln.'!, 'h. Convt·c. h::~vP btoen madP m the o 1ce 1 Entire Stock Mon 's ' , . (' of the Countv Clerk . Applying I the Dew tax regula~ • COMPLETE STOCK OF 1 \ 10!1 If\ t IITl llt _our r L K I 19 I _______ wf'n· ~,ar.v ee en. . o· Complete Stock Men's tlons. ANNUAL DINI'OER SET umbus. Ohio, and E ltzabeth Ann "tut Your Own Taus" has PT PLF:ASANT _ Tht> Christ Duncan. 19. llog sell ; Donald 64 poges, is illustrated with F . 1 Cl ch wtll hold William Felly. JO. Sheffield , sample forms and costs SOc. .pJ~Npa mrreoatJOn dm&r Lake, Oh1o. and Judi th Joyce Older your copy today! 1 II" annu:.-~ con~ ~ c·ll ' . 24 A ht w ·J I usE" Monday ~~ lSplC'. . s on. . Va .; in I he parts\ lO . • I Th d Wh "ll 49 Pt l<muarv ! 1 at £ :lO p m ., a !-aac eo ore I . ' ., , , ih meat Pleasant. and Darbar.a Mayes, . Rog. $19.95 , d ruvt're-d d1s I1 <I 11 a1 r .... 1 , 129 11en erson Reg. $29.95 SUITS ~- $23.83 A Limited Supply SPORT COATS . . . . $15.93 b1·ead. and roffe-f" lurmshed Available At Our Hlghllghtmg Hlf' dinn('r m(>{'t -: 'Take it~m the astronauts. Reg . $7.98 Sweoters $6.33 Reg. $39.95 SUITS _ _ $31.63 Reg. $24.95 •' Counter at SOc Each mg will b~ the vf'strv eleclJons 10 d ;;;;;;iiii=----....o.._-.._;,_--.-.,._.-...._ ·_.-._ nt· manu 1ac1urer o~s 1n "' SPORT COATS $19.93 i Reg. $10.91 Sweaters $8.73 new Plerlric blanht featuring Reg. $49.95 SUITS ~- $39.83 the sami !!€at-control method Reg. $12.98 Sweaters $10.33 Reg. $29.95 used i n clothm~ worn by the ,.\ Reg. $59. 95 SUITS _ _ $47.83 spaet> men . It'~ heated by warm SPORT COATS $23.83 Reg. $15.98 Sweoters $12.33 waler rirru la11ng through fint" Reg. $69 .95 SUITS _ _ _ $55.83 vinyl tu bes woven into the 1®Reg. $19.95 Swaoters $15 .93 Reg. $35.00 : nc . Tilt' blanket is machine- , $59.83 Reg. $75.0!) SUITS ~SPORT COATS $27.93 washablt> and comes in five col· ors and several sizes. All Men's Long Sleeve 'F'irldcr('sl Mills, Inc ., 60 W All Men's Winter All Men's Winter Weight 40th S1. N. \'. N Y I. I . Sentinel Church News . c AaU~Ull) ~"""' t.1tur'· Sun. day 9ellool at 10 a. IlL Prayer metlllll Thu<od•Y. 7:SO p. m. 1 Bethlehem BapUsl etuu·cto, Great Bend : Rev c. L. o·eoonor. pastor: Robort Lewio, supL f 'lfl ._ !II. Mortling Worship and Sunday ScbOOJ; ? p. m. Ev· B1blt School f :30; Commuruon eoina oervice; T'lunday, 7:30 l0:30 a m., V. H. Braley. p. m. Prayer moatill&Supt. Sabra Canadll¥, pianist, Bible Study , 7:30, Delbert Romine leader Carpeater Bapllu Clltll'rlll ' · Sunday Sc:hool9:80 o. m.: Morn- Zloa Charcto ol Cltrlat. Pomolng Warofllp tO : 15 a m. . Harr11onville Road Eu. GOOD FOOD IS A FAMILY AFFAIR 1 AT TAX TIME I -.:a-.· Nancy'• lonely. Nobody bothers with her much these days. Mommy's always oad and upoet. And when Daddy '• homo, the quarrelin&' ami shoutin&' ma ke Nancy so fri11htened that she hides . She couldn't put it Into wordo, but •he knows that ber safe little world has fall en iJl pieces. The num ber ot broken hnme~ ¥rows every year. Mutual alfoetlon and mutualln~res to are good n,~on s for marriage, but they are not enough. Our ancestors u8ed to hang the framod words "God Bleoo Our Home" over t he mantel becau.oe they knew t hat He m ust he a m•mber of avery cloae!y knit family circlo. No matter how difficult • marital problem may aeem, it an be solved with God's help. Church memberahlp and rerular church attendance do muc h to strengthen Rnd enric h family tie~. Bring your f ami ly this Sunday. Evet-y memb01•, fro m the oldest to the you n11est, will be welcome. ' It's HASKINS-TANNER'S SEMI-ANNUAL .a.o.t c MEN'S SUITS REDUCED Tbt Cht.lntl i1 1M t..r tnd Qw.rW'IIflf!6 .................. ~.JM REDUCED ... . :, . . . . ' • •• • . ' . 1963 Dodge Station Wagon ... $2295 ·, VI - Auto tran~. .. ·: . . . . . . l ~ .. :· . ··~ PowN ,,.,.,.,ll g. r :11lm .111d lw:J1t•r. f963 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · V8- Auto . trans . Power s1f'ering. J"a<llu $2095 ,Jtl rJ IH•<~IE'r . Lo.,.. ~age. 1o.er Jleerin-,1' an d bral..:f·!i. Auln. trans. Radio & ht"ater. . 1.62 Oldsmobile Celebrity · · · · $2095 $4.73 Reg. $9.98 Slacks _ $7. 83 Reg . 4.00 Sport Shirts $3.03 ~-Standard trans R:o.tlio and ht>lllt'r. .1961 Chrysler Windsor 4 Dr. Sed. $1295 Reg. Rog. Rog. Reg. Rog. $1195 Rog. $19.95 Sha.. . . $15.93 our customers ..,. fwclag ..., ea~tly and ecotMiricatl)' . . , ean odd the eomfort ol quiot te fantOy IMng' c...,. ill and ,ffA • .fret~ ol our 3 lrd · .. $1095 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $995 and-n ·-To' loldet-, ~w desig ... they'Ui '1 glw 1 ~q I : 'g b UJ n n $3.93 Reg. $5.98 Blouses _ $4.73 Reg. $6.98 Blouses _ $5.53 Reg. $7.98 Blouses _ $6.33 MD Llllaolot St. . Radin ;ntd $795 SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED Reg. 3.98 Sport Shirts $3.03 Standard trans Complete Stock Boy's SWEATERS REDUCED 1 GAlA H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart- Lancer & Mill St. Middleport TILl 22c per sq. ft. VALLEY WMIER AND SUPPLY CO. Phont WY·2·270f Mlthlloport S Th;rd St. I / $10.33 $15.93 $18.33 $23.83 $31.63 Reg, $4.98 Sweaters _ $3.93 Reg. $5.98 Sweaters·- $4.73 Reg. $6.98 Sweaters _ $5.53 Reg. $7.98 Sweaters_ $6.33 Large Group J•TJr lhr •lr.l' of the C:hurdl it.t-11 . whld\ need& hit moral a nd tn1teril! ~ upport. Plan 1o re 10 dlurch rtru!.rlr •nd rNd rour Blbl" dally . ~ ar!' lour 1o0uml T@a&ONI why e~Pn l"'tiOR ihou\d II~ .. rvicM r.jU · Reg, $4.98 Slacks _ $2.49 Reg. $5.98 Slacks _ $2.9B Reg. $6.98 Slacks _ $3.48 lolfddleport 'WY 2·2~~0 Mld~loport W'l' 2-32114 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. -- Mlddl•port, Ql>lo lolldd1tport BAUM LUMBER CO. Pomeroy Wool lolaln St. Suppnn the Church ol Your Chalco Builders & Bull<llng Supplh~• Che!l:ter, Ohln Ph. 985-2005 HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE Bakers 1".11 Good Bread REXALL DRUGS Pomeroy 2-295~ F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Bulov~ CheSler, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohlo WY 2·2HO FOREMAN & ABBOTT Boy's -- RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ruRNrriJRE • APPLIANCES Phon• 18&-212& EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "EVEIIYTHINO IN BARDW ARE" Lowor Prieto OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. REDUCED Chester, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take someone Wltb You To Church lakera ot Bolaum Bresd Coats _ $13.93 ' \ OPEN Friday Night bequr-!t !l:iad no :fben,. a In Pomeroy Over to Yun Atlend The Cburclt 01 Your Choice THE UNI'nD snEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL VNION IMIBB Till 8 p.m. l&'falllwood, W. VL ' • BEN FRANKLIN STORE De to tl.OO llld up . PQIIIEROY - ·~ .. w.; :0 .... ~~ooll09~ P~i s;...;:- ..:; tth or: p: Klddli!IJOft ' $10.33 ....-..ull _lllfiM_ u,. Pomeroy ll. Main St. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Pomeroy Middleport BOWERS DRIVE-INN . RESTAURANT 1 180 E. Second Watches Sales &: Service 186 N. Sf!cond CROW S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY All-Weather . .. Coats 0. ~!402 TINY'S FOODLAND DODGE-DART-DODGE TRUCKS Qllllll)r Furniture at Gel1ipolis, Greenhou se vrY WY 2-2644 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Reg. $12.95 Coats _ American Cormtltutlon. I JW bral&tU' b lflrT" Some of us have lived lhroujll We c. ~ . . . .....,.,, Lullloraa Cltarcbel _ lit. Pall several wan. We bave lfltcb- whell the ~ ~ Su da •·boot • . • . W ed the slogans, tho ollorts for hll Cod n Y "" •. 1. a. m.. or..,._ ...._ ._...._ thip strvice tO: SO a. m. 1 St. peace and obaerved Ute resulll. aQd 111811. •:;:- --·- _ Jobn, S'Jnday S~hool 10 L m.; Peace on earUt good will to- bav~ ID US. . _ , Worohi;> ~ L m. ward men, has not become a )UIItce. ur. n•ndJec - tbeeo rov • reality for today. Each year are t1t1 . . 1'11111 llr ,...... Flnt BopUst ChltRb, Mlddlo- gene Underwood, mlrloter. Bl· Alfred Methodist Cbarcb- we hope that the dream may ful ezlste.. ... . . . . . .s por~ Rev . Donal11 Boone. .,..., ~:r."~hoo: 9~:o :· :::·.; :::::: Rev. Pearl Casto, paotor; Sun· come true. Wishlully we klok esalts a ulltll, IIIII !IIIII a fe. tor; SundaJ S<:oool 9:15 L m., worshi~ 7-SO m. R;,berl Reed day School at 9:30 a. m. Char· toward some unlmown forct to IC<Illlllue\l • • I) 11 Fred H-.n, So~t.; tO: I~ • · Bible qch;,.l ~,L· les Taylor, Supt.; Worship Ser· ~ Ill. Wo!'lblp liervlee; BYP I p. vie<s at 10: 4~ a. rn. wiUt Lloyd ByseU Ra , _ IISIO dl -. Wedlt..., Blltl« ...., felt f· m.; l!:vtnlDs WOI'Sblp, 7:111 '· Cltollor Charell a1 God, ftn, Dillinger, lay-leader; S tmday Rober' E. IIIII... Sr., ....,, m.; Satunl.i; lll&lt& ~ .. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer GUborl Speneor, putor. Sunday evening worship, 8 p. m. with SUnday Scbool 8:30 L IlL, W01' Wenblp 7"18 P. ill. l!f I I, .... meetlne; 8:30 p. m. Wed., cbolr lleltool 9, 30 a. m MomlliB """ tho Rev. Casto: MYI" meeting ley llaley , qupt.: Momlng """ B. l. 8elftiL practice. shlp 11 •· m .; Evangelllllc..,.... Tuesday_at a. Membership and ~P 10:30 ~- IlL Youlb llervlce. , 1 rl rl , . Pi ....., First Baptist Cbarcb, Pome- vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, l!:vangeham meeting, Wednes- 1.45 P._ m., Ev~l!llilllc 11181- llav. J~ -.,..,.. I 11 ._. , ... roy _ Rev. Charles Norris. 7:80 p. m. Wednesday; Youn& day at 7:45 P- m., Mid Week ..... 7.30 P- Ill;• Pl'aylll' 1111101- tthlp •tiiN 1 Sunday School 9,30 tiD 10:20. People's ServtCII J'riday , 7:30 prayer servtces. m t : : . 3 0~ . _ lleJiool' IO:. a. lti!. Worshtp service, 10:1> a. m.: p. m. Chesler Molboollst Cbnrell a1 C1JII Reo R 11: , _ Gill. Numry and Junior churoh for Cburcb o1 God, Mt, Moriah Pearl A. Casto P..tor· Woro putor 'Sunday a·• a. I I . 1 ' rt 1. . • ...,., children. Rev. Daniel Workman, pester. tf . service at Da. m., Sanctay m. · Pttll Wloe oupt. : M~t1tln• C1lrlsl of Lollr l)ltJ fib; Sunday School ,.,. h D. 9'45 o m WorSchool at 10 a m.: WSCS tst ...,;.,hlr to 30 •• m Y out b mil eo froru ~-~ ....... Ft rot a pill 1 .,....... . - • 1no .. h ... ·' 1-'urllond Rollll ..,_,. llilttol 8 OBI" sh1p service 11 a. m and 7 30 1nursday ot mont : Servire!l 7 p. m. Evanaell!ttc . . __..,. <L• Re~. C. L. 0 'Uonner, pattor lh I 39 a m w..,._, W'l a "•• Sa a m Prayer meellng 7:30 p.l mootin& 3rd Wednesda) ol e oervlco 7,30 ~m. Mid Week · · ;: ...,......., _ .... 11' Sunday School ,,_ a. m., m u m Suacla -~- ..,.Curti•. supL; 10 , 46 •· m. Moro- m Tuesday : Young People's mon t. prayer serv1C<' 7:10 p. m. Wed 7 ,i{o p. .n.r Wed .....tp iet•.ng "orshlp: 6:30 p. 111. BYP meeting, 7:30 p. m Friday. Heath Methodist Cburcb. Mid· ice at 7:30 p, m. ,...,, 0. W. and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. Rutland CbUr<:~ 01 God, I\OY. dleporl, \1. 1!:. Dowson, pastor ; Fr•rdom Goopol Mlosloo, B•· Proffilt All erilllnJ ilei'V· li:veninl serv:ce: 7:30 ' · m. John Smallwood. pastor . Sunday Mr•. Nan Moore, Churcb School shan Stiverovllle Ruad . 1!:. J 1- ltltift 11 7:110 ._ a Wednesday, Prayer meeting: School 10 a. m., EvangP.list.ic Sup'- , Church Sr:hool, 9 ~ 30 a. Criffitit, putor; R.DM8t W 1 ~ ~ 8:30 p. m. Wednlllday , Soninr servtco 7 p. m.: Young Pef!lll• m.: Worship Service, IO ·JO a. ford . Supt . Sunday School lO t.our Lally &I ....... '-"~ Choir Practice; 3:30p.m Tues- Endeaver 7 p. m. woo 10 esday; m.; ~ethodist Youth fl'ellow- a m.: EvangellSUc ServiCe, 7-, Lonl llot~.:· day, Junior Choir Pt·actioe. Prayer meetlnl 1 p. m_. Satur- ohip, 7 p. m.; Official Board 30 p. m 0 rayer m•etlns, 7.30 ICencula. adlll . jOt, a! meeting, 1st Sunday or month, r. m. Tuesda.~. Ma.. 1 30 I m., tsl.. lloey ~ RoUIIOd Flnt llapUst Church day. ot ObltpUQh, ? P. Ill. 7, 30 p.m. WSCS, Znd Monday Sunday Sch<ol9:30 a . m. Preach· Grace Episcopal Church, ol month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Rolland Mlnl011 : Olive Nrw st. Jebn't Calllllla ltllMioa: in~ Sunday 2:30P-m. Pomeroy, Tho Rev Richard H. Circle, 2nd Thursday of monUt man, mlsoionarv pa<tor . Sun- •tillar llltvavllioo rlliHt!tl IUclut : Free WW BopUol Cburch, MarUn, Rector. Sunday - Mor- 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· day Seltool. 9 30 a m. Worship Rev . Frank Mtlldlri. pasRutland , PastCI", Rev P au 1 otng P_rayer and Sennon, 10 ' 30 nesday ol month, 8 p. m.; Aft· 10,30 1 m. PreochlllJ 7.30 p \toa , Sunday Mau 10:• a m. : Taylor; Sunday 8chool, 10 a. m. •. m. Coffee hour lolloWLDJ. emoon Circle, 4th Thursday of m.; Prayer servlet, 7:30 p. m. Holy D•y ot QblipllOI! I H. 1. Guy Priddy , Supt.; Preaohini Enterprise EUB Church, Rev . motlth , 2 p. m.: Choir Practice Thursday. : m.: eonr.aalen, ~ ltollt before service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser- Men,·el Smith, paSlor. Worship Wednesda y, 1 p. m. Syraruse Mloalon. Ro•. Eart Mass. vices, o:SO p. rn. Wednesday. serv ice 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Mlnen;vilto Metbodl•l eltorcb Custer, pastor Servh·e• overy IIIVaiiH ANI)!, llt:NJ MI. Morlab "'apllll Church, School, 10·30 a. m. Youth Fel- lDr, Lester L. Roush. pastor: Wednesday and Friday evenong kay S Wintn~. ollluttlln Olllrile. Comer ol Fourth and Main St. lowship 6:80 p. m.;. Boys and Vl~tor Brown, Chore~ School at 7 30 p. m. Sunday 10 a. m llollne!il llleet· Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, Glril Fellowship, 6.30 p. m., Superintendent, 10 a m. Offi<> ing: lf),3fl a. m Sundat lf""KIL miniater. SUnday School 9:30 Evening aervlce ::30 P- m., :lnd tal Board meeting eacb quarter The CburcD ol lite Nazar•ne. Sunday 7 p. ln. V«Mml .J"tlllllt'l a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. l!ld 4lb Sundays. Youlb Cllolr. unless otherwise called Holy Che,ter, Ray E Warne, past..- JAglon: 7.:!10 p. Ill. llaJVittOII r.torning Worship, 10:30 a. m. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer Communion each quarter ao an· Sunday Schooi 9 :JO 1· m.: Mom· meetiRI• TlturildQ, 1 10 (AMeeting, 7:30 p. m. Wodroosday . noqncea . tn~ Worshtp 11 a. _ m.: NYPS d'es Hotne tap· 7 p, Ill l'reA I Naomi Baptist Chllnlh: SUn· 6:45 p. m.: Evening Servtce, 1 ' ltblr ~ day School 9:30 a. m.: Wol' Lattrldge EVB Cllllrell. Rn. Morse Cbapel Metbodlat 7:30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser- rla5SUJ 7 80 p. 111· . ~c:; ship 11 a. rn .. Proyer service, Eugene Emerson, pastor, SUn- Church, Arthur Stitt, Pastor. Yiro, 7:30 p. m Wedneoday. prayer llleellftl, 01htt • 8 day Schoo~ tO • m ., Russell Sultday Scboo~ 10 a. m. Oliver bJ annootledlllt~ I 7 p. m. Wednesday. Arcller, Supt. Sunday Wonhl? Sayre. Supt.; Sunday Worship Middleport Church ol lbe No• •vondt -., o\PI IM 1 hn> Carleton Chnreh, J<llllsbury 11 a. m. Bible StudJI ond Proy- service 11 a. m. · Prayer meet. anne, Rev . Clyde J. Bartlett ~.. liMa• lt<ll Road. · tnday School 9:30 a. m. er service led by Millard Coe, ing ev~ry Wedn;sday evening. Sunday School 9 30 a m.: MornJW(Ibll. ll h b 1 1 ~ Ralpb Carl, SUpt.; Preaching 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. lng Worship 10 :30 • . m.; NYPS lk:hool ~ 111 • WON!Ib l]er 'I Services, 7:30 p. m., Cecil Cox. Portland Mttbotllol Cbarch, Young Peopte, 6:45 p m. : !!:van· p. ;;. · .. l'ra 1 Layman; PrHyer meeting, Tues- Mornlnl Slor EVB Clttlrllh, ArUtur Stilt, pastor. Sunday sellsijc meoUng 7:SB p. m.: 8' 10 p. Ill .,.tu,..ay ve 7 111 45 day 7:30 p. rn. Rev. Menzel Smith, putor: 9' Scbool 9:30 to 10:30 a. m .. liar- Pray~r ,_,. •!I. \\'ed . 7·:lll p m . m.. tl•i- l'hut'!lday, · P Ill a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Fred old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenn•th £don \lnllet . , . . , . In Cbrllllau .!k!lo~ce etlurcbes, Smlth, oupL: Earl Shular. Au't McLeod. Ass't. Supt. Servireo : Pom.roy rhurch of tbe N.,. Qlrtll 011 •~• 11-. Eldon K. - Chnsltan healing w11. be the Mommg worship 10:45 o. m.: every Sunoay eveninli'. areno, Sund av Sehool . 9 ~o a. R Jk astor• Suii!IIIY Sen 1 0 theme of a Bible Lesson lo be Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thurs. m.. Morning worship 10 45 a. 1; ' P Wtmdo llobll!fler s~~~ 8 presented in all Christian Sci- i day. Racine Metbodtsl Church, m. Evening Worship, 7 p m.; l'h 1 ~· 1 End 7 ,11 · ence churches this Sunday. The I H. L. McDaniel, pasto1·: Sun- Prayer meeting, 7 p. m Wed · r" •n eavor, · · P "'· subject IS "Christian Science" South Bethel EUB Cburcb, day School 9:30 a. m.: Preaol> IRev . Clvde v H•nderson pas- Mrs. Lyda Chlvallat, ll,..ldant, Included in Scriptural read- I Rev . E:ugene E. Emerson, pas- lng 10 :30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.: l ror. · ' olassas 10• aU. 9ant ttef\'tres.' ings are the words of Jesus: tor. Sunday worsnlp 7 '30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. ' _P- 111 · Praaebll& I-fill •· 111 • I " But the Comlorter, which is land 9:SO a. m altomately. Sun- m. Wedn<Sday . ChUrch of the Nuareno, Porn- 'lhrl Week Pray-r tllHiiftt, 7 :w Ute Holy Ghost whom the Fat h. day School 10 30 a. m. and . eroy Rev . Clvde Henderson, p. m. 1\'llllltlday, Cl• Lead· . · d . ' h 9·30 a m. altemarely. Norman Roek Spr•ngs Methodist - I pastor; Sn.1day Seltool 9•3ll a . or. Mn. Mula Bolltnatr. er WI 11 sen m my name, e • • . I S d d Ch I Lemley pastor· W M . W h" 10 30 shall teach you all Utings, and Bahr, Supt. Btb e tu Y lUI es er . .' ' or- m. : ommg ors IP : . I . UB Cl:o~ !Atwl ·. Suobring all Utings 10 your remem- prayer IOI'Vlco led by pastor, shtp serVIce 9.' 30 a. m._; Sun- m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evemng day Sehool t:30 a. m.: Worsntp br h h "d 7·30 p m Thursday. day School, 10.15 1. m ., MYF oervlceo 7::JO p. m. Prayer • ,.,~ 7111 ance, ~. a1soever 1 ave 581 ' • ' 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible meeting. l::lO p. m. Thunday If ~et ..,....,, : p. m. unto you (John 11 :26!,. . ReSyracooe E.V.B. Church, Paul Slud y, Wedinesday, 7:30 p.m. IAIUI FaDo Uldled IN..,.• lated readmgs from SCience "- SeUers, Pastor. I Cbureb of the Na.. rene, Ra. n· and Health with Key to the ~:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben Rutland Methodist Olar<~ cine, Ohio. Sunday School at Church. ~Y- J~ Momso · Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed- Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Carl Herring, pastor; Morning 9-30 a.m. Sunday Worship Sultday lebool t.SQ •· Ill. Tom dy will include these_ lines {p. Momlng WorsiJlp service, lsi worship 10:30 a. m. ; Church Service 10:30 a.m Sunday Eve- ,= ' i t = · ' ~!...., flllpt~er 271) : "Chnst's Chrtstlan:ty ts and 3rd Sundayo or the month; School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first ning Servtce uo p.m.: ~irt - • . ·• ~·ay the chain of scientific beina re- 7:30 p. m. Eveoing l!:vangeUs- Tuesday and :lnd Tbureday at week Prayer Service Wednes· II0.30 1 · Ill., AlW.It IYtnlng appearing in all a1es. mantain- Uc Service, 2nd and 4tb Sun- each month; Family Nl&ht last day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. wol'lhlp.,!! ;::' P. •·1 Pray1 correspondence day of month. BETHANY Sunday evening ol each month Wmfe, Paslor. ar moe-• ura.. P. m. I' ing its obvious with Ute Scriptures and uniting 9:30 a. m. Mornlng Worship: al 6:30 p. m.; Prayer MoeUng, Mt. 8 - ~ ilftlbreD all periods in the desiJn of 10:30 a. tn. Sunday Schoo~ Bly- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Ratlaad Chllnlh ot 11M Nazar. Ia Chrl 1 Rev J M 1 God." the Tbelss, Supt.; 1:30 ?· m. su..rovllfe Melltodist Cbar<h 'l :'e: Sur.ctway •· m.; ann, S::,l, YouUt FeUowsblp CARMEL • orrung or.. up -- a. 111· 9 30 a 111 -...t:t- 10 •• Columblr Chapel: W""'blp s... _ S Sch I Wa . Arthur SUI~ pastor. Sunday Evangelistic senrlce 7:45 ~- 111. : ., =m 411 '"" a. 9 30 flee each SundiiY t:UI a. m.; · ~:'; L. tO·; ~ School. 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle Midweek prayer service, 7:41> p. ~l«'bbllt p..elilll& sod Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.: Youlb nMe"_,_ W·,.'!~,,: ~ Supt., Services Thursday even- m. Wednesday . liiD EIICilaVCit, 7:30 P· m. Servicel:t5 p. m. Evenln1 Wor- "'""'& ,......,., ..... ing. llullday. Ulci:WIM Prayer se~ sblp 7 p. m. each Sunday. Sunday of tho Monlb; 8 p. m. Syracuse Cburcb ol the N. . . vlees Wlcl"tld!Qt, 1:• p. m. Evening EvanaelJstle Service. Suttoa MelhodiJI Churclt, Ar- rene, Wfllinm C. ntorpo, putor . Bradbury Church of Christ, 1st and 3rt! Sunday ol month. tlmr Stilt, pastor. Sunday Sunday Srhool9:30 a. m.: Mol'll"'Hirllll'l Fbtd lhdtlll ,.... •- ~-..... "·-·- -•·•· Orr, ••• wursb lp 10.31 a. m. byter!ID Clt11 1Cib, S... lloword "'' ~tor ; Bible Tappen Plaltla EUII Cllareh: Schoo I 10 a. m., Clint School and Momillg Wonhlp, u- .,,. E. ...__ Supt. ; Suoday Worsblp, 11 a.m. Ruppel!, putor: &lllday llcbool 10·30 8 m. Chrlsdan Endeav- ,..v. -.ene - - - . pa• Peatecostal Asaambl1, Rcele ' ' ' a.m. Mn ltodDIJ Sauer, I m'.': Eveulng Worship, tor: Sunday Wortthlp 9:30 a. m. Syracooo Methodist Chtll'ch, 121, Rev . 0 aul E. Jones, putor. ~~~~~t.: 10:. L IlL WontliP: ~ : IS p. m. 111d 7:30 p, m. allarnaleb. Sun- Dr. Lester l. Rousb, pastor: Sunday School 10 L m.: Wor- p. m. 'n': Wa4. l:llf' Junior 7 day School 1:30 &. m. and IO:liO Mormng Worsblp aorv~ce 8 a.m. ship oerviceo 7:30 p. m. b Choir: 7 p. n 111aJar Cbott Bradford Chord ol Cltrllt, a. m. altemaleJ7. Robart VIDe- Dana Winebrelmor, Supt. 10 L day, Wednesday ond Frld!IY. Homer Forrest, Supt. : Bible yard, SUpt:: Sible Study and m. Suntla1 chool; YF Wednes17-- Firat UIIIW PreoScbool 1:30; Morntna Worship, Prayer Servlt:~~ led by putor, day 6:30 p. m., Mn. Moore. Tl:o Pen-.! Charal:, MJ4. byterlan Churell - Clwrclt w director . Official Board Dlt411- dleport, South Srd Ave.: Sunday vices 1:18 a. JQ.; Sunday School I 0:30 a. 111.; l!lvenlng Worshtp, 7:30 p. m. TUOiday. p. m. Wedneeday, 7 p. m. ing. first Monday each montb ScboollO a. m.; &today l!9elllnl 10:110 1. m.; llbla Stutb', Wed., 7 Bible Study. ll'ederated Cbarch, Poa;l!roJ, at 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun- l.ev..,&"'ngel"""l"'stl"'c"'aervt""""'ce,;;;;;;7;::;:30_.p.._DL...,.7:,.111""pia.mi.._ _ _ _ _~ Rev. W. ll. Perrin. pastor; on each quarter u llltliOUIICed.l r Doster Chlll'dl o1 C h r 111 Carl Kautz, Supt.: S u n d • J wscs first Wednesday o1 eacb Bible 9cbool 8:30 L m. Preach- Scbool, »:15 L m.; Worsblj> monUt 1111 10:110 a. m., llr.•t IDII tb111t1 hour 10:30 &. m. . Cor. Sycam- • s-ad fit. - Pomoror SundQs. Mt. v·•·· F W.B Ch h The Uolted Motbodllt chiii'C. • • arc "j Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin Al· REV. JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOK lltu011 City Cbaretl II Christ. Sunday Sehnol 8: 45 •· m., Ear klre, pastor. Sunday School at Church, WY 2-6170 PU.IIIP. WY 1-11M MWer Slreet, R. Kennetb Roy, St~key, aupt.; l!:v~ war- 1:16 a. m. Divme Worship 10:SO Sunday, 10 EnvangeUst: Sunday Bible .ship, 7:30 P· m. by ~~ Cos, a. m. Sermon, " A Lasllnl (Fint Sund11 Allor El>lPbatiJ) 1 study 10 a. m., MornJn& Will' L:.yman; Young People meet· Peace?"' The Putor's Clasa llhlp. lO:U a. m. Evenlnl Wor- ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. ; of PreparaUon meets Sunday (Bulletin Board lalllll 01 Tbe Week) ship ?:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Wednesday; Cbolr practice at Jan. 10. al 1 , 15 8 .m. In t~ "Do not fear IOIIIOITOW. God Ia ~ llleftJ" 7 :30 P· m, 'lblll'BIIay. 7:30 P· m. Wednesday. clturch office, 6 p. m. MYF Sunday Seboo<, t: 18 IIOI'IIiqW..._ Mlddlepon atarct: 11 Chris~ DaDvtUe Pllp1m Holiness, (P. Monday, 2 p. m. Dallihten of Sunday, 10:30 A.M. !lonDon 'l.'oJlo, Sib ILK' IIIJn Streeta Donald 0. Langsville, Ohio), Rev . 0. H. Ruth ClaBI meetr: Tueeday, the ''IMII Ql' GOD" lllcl<s, lllinflter; Blbla Scbool, Car~ puiQtt Stmday School, 1:30 Woman's Society of Christian CanarqatiOIIIllleeliD& foUowlq llltl.lt:IO Wanlllp ileur. I:SO a. m., Mllllttt Bouedabelt, a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor- s.-vlce mHta at 7:30 p. m. ai Wednesday - Choir ltehUI'III """l'""""••-••• !110 PJI. Supt.; MOI'Dlnl Wonhlp,,~p 10rvi011 1110:3; a. m.; Pil- the church. Wednsday, 1:30 p, Thursday- A. A. Klltllll .........,·--··· 1:.. PJI. S.turdsy - Sr. Cateelllsla Clut 0 . ..,..._._ ~00 A.M. 5:41 p. m.; EveDlnl Worsblp, lflJII Youlb, 8:41i p, 111.: EVIl> m., Prayer Study Group, Jr. Caltehlllll (lMl ~~­ 7 p.m., PrQIT s.-rtee, Wed·&ellldo senlct, ?:Ill p. 111. l\lfd. Thursday, 7:15 p. m. Choh' ,... .''-.... ~· MIII!Qt, ' p. m. W.U l'rfQtlr ltiCI Pnllt, Wodo huraal 1 p. " · Thursday. ! Membn F'TD Established In 1904 We•t Columbia. W, Va. Ph. Muon SP 3·~593 Reg. $29.95 Suits ..•••• $23,83 Reg. $12.95 Spt. Collis .. $10.33 Reg. $15.95 Spt. Coati ... $12.33 . Paclllttl do • , . . . 1111 - - 'H lit 1Mr .... • qultt< 1111111 ID '11111111; ltla W. U,.eall fall '- cll8l !Itt ,... 011 • • til* lllltf IW ~ it to CGIIQW; t1tt •,lllttll IIU to m'c •IIIII? If tbtlr aelfilb i4hl•rr II Jlltlonlllltll 81¥1 tillil It • • II Mk, "Alii a We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions u.. Ovr Budget, Chorge & Loy·Away Plans 33R4tod Aile. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Reg. $20.95 Suits .. .. .. $16,83 Haskins-Tanner ti "'M:o Someone To Cbureh Thlo Week" SUITS & SPORT COATS REDUCED Reg. $17.95 tnd NIUoae (~! LIEVING COAL COMPANY Stock Boy's ~ WITIII'llll'!itJI' GO!GLEIN READY -MIX CO. Boy's Winter DRESS SLACKS REDUCED· 50% ht. BunUngton, W. Va, Complete Stock r • a Rag._$45.00 Topcoats $35.63 Rag. $49.95 Topcoats $39.83 Rag. $59.95 Topcoats $47.83 Reg. $65.00 Topcoats $51.83 Reg. 2.98 Sport Shirts $2.33 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan · · ··· · · · · $295 ' 1 ~~~~-~~--"~--~~Ford 4 Dr. Sedan ...... -.. · $295 l ·' \ Reg. $8.98 Jackets . • . . • . . . $6.93 Reg. $10.98 Jacket• ...•••. $8,73 Reg. $12.98 Jackets ...... $10.33 Reg. $19.91 Surbvrbons ... $15.93 hf'iilf'!. ·Ford 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · ·-- $495 1' TOPCOATS REDUCED JACKETS REDUCED rwtt-•k• atron1 Ch.urch, ntdLhrr dl'hiOOn.CY nm dvili 7.allon ..,.n su r v1v1. Th ~ - . Complete flltehl ldren'e .. kl. !3J uf WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING All Boy's Winter All Boy's Long Sleeve Reg. 1.98 Sport Shirts $1.53 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan Jockots Jackets Surburbons Surburbons Surburbans lar]y and tuppatl U. Churoh . 'J'twy irt: !l) Fortllillownullt . (21 Fur IIC'klr rood dtluMillp. It i1 1 &lorP· WY Reg. $5 •.00 Blouses _ KOUSTIC:AL .Tt:L I tr;m~. Buick Convertible .. ·· .. · $1195 ____ ., IIUSH·TOtiE• _, . $10.33 Rog. $15.95 Sha.. .. $12.33 CE~EX Ford 2 Dr. Sedan · · ··· · · · · · · $945 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan · Reg. $12.95 ShoH &aufilul -pattemaia $12.95 $19.95 $22.95 $29.95 $39.95 11 i hj,, a With the hope it will, in some mearure, foster and help stU· tain that which u good in family and community life, this fea· ture li tpon.aored by the bmine.. firm• and orjl(misntions whose name• appear below. COMPLETE STOCK MEN'S REDUCED llteg. $10.95 Sha.. ... $8.73 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan .. · · · .. · .. $995 Standard Reg , 5 .95 Sport Shins $4.73 llteg. $9.95 ShoH ... $7 .83 kad10 :mtl hf'atPr. 1'961 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. Sedan Reg, $17.95 Slacks. $13.93 REDUCED l:fl»l Dod9e 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · ·· · · $1095 br:d.;t·~ Reg. 5.00 Sport Shirts $3.93 Mens Shoes LADIES BLOUSES 9-dard trans. Rad 1o <1nd ht•a 11 ·r. 11 , stee-ring and ~~teg. $15.95 Slacks· $12.33 Group Famous Brand 1962 Dodge Lancer 2 Dr. Sedan $1295 J ,c, ~- Reg. $5.98 Slacks _ Reg. 2.98 Sport Shirts $2.33 Largt Group ~~ HT. PowPr !"tf'Pring. radio and hra1rr ~r JACKETS & SURBURBANS REDUCED , ...'!1 . $12.95 Slacks· $10.33 1f62 Chrysler 4 Dr. Sedan .. · · $1995 . SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED DRESS SLACKS REDUCED .• · ..: .-_..·.•·:·:~ ,....... 4 iotr;,. hol&ffl of IPITitutl va iUH. Without 1 1 .:.·. .-.... . otber ll!aD make It ]IO'l!i\111 br:, .. t;•" la.t ._. -Yo ( ;DN lAT~ MODU CA lr.a..t ..... ,lh !Gr &he bulltl rll ot eharlt!o Sport Coals SWEATERS REDUCED makl tltlt ..... I I this II mu·~· al fir 1dlll II 0 SMITH'S AUTO SALES Tht Martin Restaurant PB4C!E TIIROIJGB IJJiDEBSTANDING BJ LHler l. !LHIII TheH wordt an writlla .. we are U!der the inlluenc< ol lhl pnvallln£ spirit o1 lhl Cloareb ot Cllrtsl, Pomeroy, Ddda,y, 7. 30 p. m. seuoo, "Peace on eartb , I(POd Jerry Mul4n. ~: SwldaJ will towanl men." We lptQ 8chool 1:30 &. 111. Cl>utcb 10:30 lln&dom BoD or Jollov.. '• much o1 what man die for, but L m.: ChriJUIUI liln4Nvor , 0:30 Wltneases· Publlc meeting, &m- is It oot more Important whlll p. nc Evenlna Sorvlco, 8•30 p. daY 1 p. 111., Watchtower lllldl' men liva for? l'lis rea&OII it m. t ;>. m.; Bible study TU..cta)', to be found l!rst Ill Ute Chrift. 1 p. m.: Sarvlct meaua,. 7 ~- las GospeL Polltloally It Ia Ill Rollaod Church of ChrloL 111, T~: Mlnlstry sollool, forth Ill the preamble to our OBIO ' !'boll• 1fY s.lltiD . :t· . . St. Paul's Lutheran Church ltiii.U.Gl'Y 1l:iO mmu ,•"i• �I • ' r---------, 6-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy· Middleport~~·. Jan. 8 , 1g65 WANT AD INFORMAnON 2 SIGNS ...... ,.. Of - QUALITY . ...... . '· .. -DMIIHIII . . . .... Paba..S. . A. • ~~ I Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. St. Wag. - $999 . . be . . . . . . tDil& , . . .L lit ._ Da fl POP t1uu Loc·.aUy own !!'d. .<~.nd a ntce well _c ued for car . 6 cyl. eng~ne with new rings. std . trans, radJo, heater, eood tu-elil. Belie ftle . . .1' ~ . . . . rUbl ~--~uo••...,.. lUI# . . .,....., ..... "" and browll fimsh ................. ........, --ltaiJ IIIII Ml: 111e ~ ._._ t 'rbe -~ .....au.r."" ........ _.. ......... - . . . . !e . . . . . . . . . . ea.· OWNER moving must sell I room bouoe, modemb:ed, I~ acres. Wi.Jl consider land torr tract . Spinet p ano $550, dinIng room suite. $85. Kitchen set, $35. WI 9-3222. 1 u. c 'Ht'd "' nan. - Pomerov I!•• ... •na . . . 0._.., • ............. \l ..n. . . . e6dttl- ...... k """"" oouu Lll A. tL • ~ ll"'' IWII t' Jl. Oa1b • Ill .. J.s.c. ~ I() ......... IUUl.T I'IIOOU<llNII PHONE WY2-2156 ':====~~====II . I --·- - 1957 Bx50 . 3 bedroom National House Tra1 1er. Ca 11 Ravens- large three 1 res, plenty garden" space and pasture. Nice place for ctlildren. $85011.011. C C CUCKLER RRALTOR lump 2~ WY 1-383t The Fabric Shop Singer Sales and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-2~84. 4 21 Uc low hydrogen rod" Free trial. co.al, delivered' or at tbe Meigs Landmark, PoTT\i'roy. mme on Storey s Run. See · POMEROY, tt~ I Mill , Pickens' Hardware, Ma· new homes. Built - in kitcl~' u. ens, storm windows, alum. idi Call Gu)' N•••mum 5 . ng. . - '""" ler, Racme, Olno. lZ 29 tfc ~ (Jnolor, Hoatbl1 ~h · Mbltrnllle, lllde ·-~ ' . son 1 8 He FURNISHED bouse m Pomeroy .. _ · __ Phone WY 2-2323 1 7 3tc · 11960 MAGNOLIA Mobil home, 1677 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, mod-~ 53 x 10 ft , 3 bedrooms, HI ern 4 · room house with balhs. C"ll llipley, :172-6954. bath, basement, gas furnace,\ I 6 12tc hardwood floors. nice kilchen.l - -new storm doors and wind· , PIERCE Simpson Companion ~w~. ;ith yardw~:~ dn~;a~ C. 0 Radio. 5 sets cryst1ais.' a raey ey. - Complete with ground Pane 3054 after 4.30 p. m. and lead-in. $100 .00. Phone IUn ......., .1NI. atan =:;;,; 1101.00 • . . - . . . . _ . _ ,. ~w ..,.....,., - . - -.,.•.:; et~, V8 engine, automatic trans., radio and beater. $1395 Classic 4 Door Station Wa· gon. Locally owned and a nice we:l tared for car. 6 cyl. engine with new rings. std. trans.. radio, heater, good tires. Beige and brown finish . 1960 FORD Galax:ie Starliner Cpe. VB engine, automatic trans. dean interior, white 'fin· ish, good tires, beat and mu.sic. $1095 1962 CORVAIR 700 - 4 Door. Local owned ll:fld real low mileage. Sold and senri<>ed in our shop. Powerglide trans. Radio, heater, new tirlts, A}mond fawn finish with metchi.ng interior. A SeaJOn Spnial. 1961 OLDS F 85 4 Door finish, engine. heater, only ~1195 $1395 New Year Truck Specials 1961 Crevrolet 1h Ton Pickup _ $1295 Low mileage by one 1oea1 owner. Dark green finish, vinyl seats like new. 6 ply tires. Heater and defroster. va engine, 4 speed trans., aolid ca·b and heater, good tire& --- ----.;,. - .. ·- DAILY CROSSWORD 1961 Corvair 700 Sta. Wag. Auto. Trans. R&H. Clean and nice 1961 Rambler Cust. 4 dr. aeata, =-..::,. ·-= ='" Auto. Trans. R&H, Top Shape 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Door Sedan Blue, overdrive, R&H, nice and elean 1959 Rambler American Write,-- ·1- 600-606 E. Jrlalllh . - 150. French I'We l?j:%;rj-f--f-:ti7~:;-1--f-+-l~ DL Valley: DAILY atn'TGQUOTE - Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAilB WY 2 387.0 1 lo LONOFELLOW one loll.. limply ll&ndsfl>r another. IQ lhla ampte .1. 11 tor the three L'a, X tw the two etc. Single lett.eN,. apoatrophleo, tho longth on<1 formation oL the .,.. all hlnla. IOacb day tht OIKie lettera an different. a., Pomeroy Main St. SERMONETIE A (lryp . . awa Quat 'I EHXPI, TXNPCBY IIIKBYP, XTP BJEHXPI.-OJHPD MV BG OXIXYP' P.DX 0 BETTER SEND TI-l!! CO PTER AND THREE EON· 15 l'eot.,.ilay'o (Jpyptoquotoo PLATITUDE: ALI. '!'HAT !8 lO'""" ElDc ........ - • UO!ftQfill lllllil¥;ll II&) "You're rfaht, Mr. Spicer! Janie and I dld brulr: ap a week qo . but ohe said we -.Jd remain fr'-ncJ.!"' 1 • WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio 1 ..................................,........_....., DUKE CLEANERS GUARANTEES • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. • GPNXPTDXll' KORT.A.l. OF A DlllPAR'l'lllD TRUTH 011. Taxpayers Have Bond Option Againin'65 abllr. 6lt. Jewilh "YOUR RAMBLER DEALER" Phone h KING oteatU. Pomeroy Motor Company Restaurant Bar Br AL CAPP' n.Fawn OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 7 p.M. ' OUT TH' WINDER u.eonecUon \ DID YOU KNOW ' I METROPOLITAN MOTORS • For Sale! HE CANIGRAB STAKES AN ' LEAP Attorney: EDITOR'S "BAG 1 10 «. Dllltrict I z.ua. Jill GlAD reply Sta. Wagon, Auto. R&H, all good tlrea "'====;,================,11 ==-== -- I'LL BE PLAY CARDS WIF HIM -- LUN'6 AS HI:. S I"' 1H ' JAILHOUSE U.Afflnlloll. . • o.. 1 Bw l'ltiD LA5SWI!LL 89. 'l'berefore Low mileage by local owner. Looks and rona like new, extra &<~od Ure1, heater, beige finish. SOOAL I CALENDAR : -..~ l 82. Hurl M. Fellow: colloq. .36. Shade tree 38. Mark ot a wheel in mud 1963 Corveir Panel--~--- $1695 @) H f1 ,[ I 1960 Rambler 2 dr. proach to any people." Some day they must be one ::;:: ra':i*:O.;,..~ Present generations are tired ' people using all their persona of feuding. Prejudice must go. and corporate powers to give UaooiD ......., ._ .J!f.b Love and understanding must liberty and justi~'e to all. Na. :"'::""~-~·~·~.... ~-----Ul\. fill the vacuum. Prejudice Is lions as well "" Individual! Legal Notice one of those terrible but much bring punishment IIJlOII them End toar sewer lrOIIB lfOT•ca o~ ••uNo o• PETITION condoned evils of man as a selves because of their upright II• bave ID ~~;,. ~:~:::~·~~~~ .:~~"~: ,.. Your Chevy ler Pomeroy, Ohio means to justify his own bigo- eous deeda. Man will find hh . Sewer Macht.el eth da>' of Janu"ry , 11165, thl! Und•r· 1 It ti t' 1 •- to 1 · li · g only a D..-oona•Je • llgaed peUtloner. flle<l • P«IUon 1a I ry. s rs emo IOns, eaua rea purpose m vm wtb God~ --- • ..the Court of Common PJeu of MeJa• ·~ bitterness, then war. he Identifies hm.self 6 lOtc WY 2-2921. 1 6 3tp CaD W} J..Z91t Da• _. Nl&ld County, Ohio, b•lnJ Cau.,~ No, 13,116 H · to _ 1 # on the Docket of u.ld Court, Ulllnt Ch h ''By this shall all men know is greatest service man UNFURNISHED apartment 1BURROUGHS Calclli3tor, adds, 7 • Ue that t2.ooo.oo be tranlllerred from urc &eers that ye are my disciples, if kind will be found as br pre n lhe Genl!lral Fund to the Road Fund. El dR l in Middleport on. ground oor ·1 subtrocts .. multiplies and d.i- 1-f.EA"fiNG, Plumbtn&, MaeDer u provided br taw. tor Ute rra11on~ ecte ecent y you love one another." sents himself a living ucrifi~t •ill room and balh hardwood Oh let lorth In did petltiOD; .and that . Ch h If I led . • . vides, $40 00. Inquire 10 Furnaeet.. &roold llroCIIen. ~lid petition wiU btl for hrarinl on W"C 0 icerB were e ec All natloss are under God. lor others, in pride, posltion atu floors. Youngstown k1tchen. Hotel, Mtddh:port. m East MaiD Street, p.,.. · tb~ J5t~.:l ~ t.:r~:~· 1986. at the Middleport First them to next year's tax. ambiton, and sbowng tolerautomatic heat. Private en- ( 1 5 tfc eroJ. ('boDe WI Denver G. Hysell tist Church at a recent ance, patience, and' love. trance. Call WY 2-3200. .. SaJUb\U'J' Towrul\lp TrusttH AN . El ted to the B08 rd uWhen a taxpayer elect! to 1 _ .._ 1 tfc e'REE LOAN of our efhmnt ~ ~· "' '· '" J · Ch mg. ec take his refund In Series E Whether It Is to our commur> 5 1 1 Carpet Shampoocrs w1lh purReturn Jonathan Melp ap- Deacons were Mr. L. D. Bonds," Mr. Reed said, "his ily, our nation, or the wor]f AVAILABLE for rent afler Jan- [ chase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. TRANSMISSION Salvage Com· ter, Daughters ofillthmeete AmFeri· SDiles, chai<man; Mr. money goes to work lmmedi· we must know how to make uary 16. 8 room house. Five I ''akers Furniture. pany. Repairing all make!. , can Re'Volul!On, w n- ayre, v1ce chall'lll8II; tel . b It begin to more !han material "'"" 'ibe) 1wo JO u day afternooo m · the .Parish Fower, 1 s. oecurity.s At that worship God mUll ..,.._ . · hed . rooma recently re f'"" I 5 6tc ·toma ti can d standard ~-w~w . II! secre ta ry, and J oh n abuildY on his financial worship baths, storm doors and wmmissions. Maurtce Gagnon, lUlUL House of Grace EpLSCOpal Kaull, treasiU'er. DeaCilllesses the same lime. 11 conlributes in spirit and In truth. To lmow dows, fre< gas, $75.00. Local· ~'OR ~ALE: Modern all e\ec-~ Owner. Phone WY U173. , Church m Pomeroy at .2 P~· are Mrs. T~ny Fowler, chair· to our country's economic !he meaning of this Christmas ed 3 miles south of Racme ' tnc 3 bedroom home, 100 x 1.1 17 lie January ,A program on conservation will man, and v1ce chairman and t ngth and New Year seaSOD, 1965 1 011 , 100 lot. Syracuse. Low down on Route No. 124. Call WI 9 Dear Sir: Ibe given by Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. secretary, Mrs. Harold Chaie: s ~payers taking their 1.963 must know how to gioe himAULTIONI!:EII payment. Financing avail· ~. 1 > 6tc I am currently engaged in ' Hostesses will be Mrs. Irving Trustees, Edison Baker, cbair- refunds in Savings Bonds ac-lself to others, even u did the Complelo &culel able. Phone Dick Sterett, WY I room and bath a.partmen t research on the origins and de-- Karr, Jr, Mrs .. Everett Hayea, man, Allen Hughes, VIce chair- counted for over $19 million is Master. ~ lndlartl 11-25-tfc ill Pomeroy. Phone IVY 2-3319 2-2527. v elopment of lighlweight single Mrs. A. P. Kmght and M r •· man and secretary, Mrs. Bert bond sales, and acquired more His eternal ohallenge lc I - c 12 15 tCc SLUGGISH septic tank~ Clog· A. C. BRADFORD tr uck street cars for city oper· Clmlon Fisher· Bodimer · . than 240,000 individual bonds, "love one another'' il always lion, a type which war ex- Return Jonathan Meigs Chap- Mrs. R. R Pickens was Mr. Reed commented. before us. 1..::111 01111 ged drains? Get Klean-Em · . ' ·TWO 4 room furnished apart All Septic lank cleaner emely popular in smaller city ter, Daughter of Amencan Heelected cha1rman of the ~~::l~·~~~iiiOiiii 5 II lfc tr at · menll. One first floor IVY z- Landmark Farm Bnreau . < 0 perabons during the period of volution, will meet Friday af. of Christian Education. l1851. 11 27 Uc the 92!1's. As a part of this ternooon, Jan. 8, at the Eplscoolficero are to be named later. Auto Sales 1+3otc 1 TRAILER loll for rent, close study, I am attempting to make pal Parish House In Pomeroy 1954 CHEVROLET, 2 • door act· a n analysis of the extent of us- a~ 2 p. m. A program on con. to Laundrymat and schools That ual mileage, 51,0110. New rear age of this type of car. Valley Lumber & Supply Com servation will be presented by I end, new transmission, ail It is my understanding that Mr!. Bruce Lloyd. Hostesses , - pony, Middleport. 10..3-tlc new brakes, 2 new front tires. seven cars of thla type, num· will be Mrs. Irving Karr, Jr., oee bered in the 20's, were acqulr· Mrs. Everett Hayes, Mrs: A. & Price $.1110.011. Call or . :MODERN 4 room ana bath Pomeroy, Grueser, Walter farolshod aparbnen~ M ' d ed by the Ohio Riv<r Electric R. Knight and Mrs. Clmton . . . aD buttoDI 1ft replaced OD JOIIf lalllldaN4 oblrll • I 5 6ct D-1 & D-2 Permits Ohio, WY 2·3230. 4 dleporl. WY 2-387 · Railway and Power Company Fisher. ... will laundr7 • • • 9 11 Uc ' 57 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. for use in Pomeroy and the sur· The Pomeroy Elementary p · Priced For Quick Sale T. A. will meet Monday at 7:30 Phone WY 2-2763. r ounding territory in 1924. TIIREE and four roo"'ll rurmo:;h& Contact: 1 would apprciate il if you p. m. Dr. Harold Brown will Saving• Bond Cbalrman lor 12 Z2 30tp • ODd IJIIIurnished apart. would publish this appeal for be guest speaker. Mothers of Meigs County, Mr. 'lbo:ndore T. 'BIIIIII. wv W34 12 e d< CARROLL JOHNSON, 'l'lle Rambler information concerning these the fourlh grado will be hos- Reed, Jr., reminded taxpayers World 8Widlrd of lomp&el &MALL apartment, 2118 Butter 1 te1ses. today !hat the Treasury Depart. Pomeroy cars in your newspaper. Euollence would like to hear from any- Mary Shrine, White Shrine of men! again offers them the opIIUL PIL WY 2-26112. Roge 1.964 Big ear room, rill. and ~ 0 ne who can tell me the exact Jerusalem will meet in regular portunity of taking Income taz CUIIums. 12 I U•I ZIG ZAG Automatic, salesman demonstrators. But- formance. SmaD ear eeooomy numbers of these cars, what session Friday at 8 p. m. at the refunds in U. S. Savings Bonds. and managerablllly • '• ,, $:!!BEE BEDROOM duplu tonholes, monograms, fancy was done with them after they 'lbe savings option, lntrod~ Soo ... ! ~.. : ,.•Jirivate entrance. Sugru Run designs, etc. Dial control, were withdrawn from service sent their case at a aymposium ed in 1963, is in addition to the MelnlpGIIS.. MDIOI'I .res. WY 2-3618. $36.71 - terms. WY 2-31162. m Pomeroy, and any other here Jan. 1.6 beld by the League two standard options of taking E. Main Street, Pomeroy !· 12 I tlcl _12316tc ,. pertinent data conerning Lbeir of Ohw Sporlsm~. lax relunda In cash er applynC l'bau WY l-38'11 peration in your city. 'lbe league sa1d .11 wanll to For Sale SINGER sewing machine with 6 :ZZ tic 0 Credit will be given to any- obtain a cross-secllon of VleWS IOOF Ball. slip "=:::-:-c::-in type round bobbin in ..ARMAN shepherd pup' fo r one who contributes informa- from all over the stat.. and then JAN. II Help Wanted ·-· 181e. Very nice. Call MO !> beautirul blond cabinet, equiptwn in the preface to tbe com· will draft a resolution to be The Disabled American Vetped to tig tag and fancv deleted book. presented at ill annual tonven- erana will meet In regular no' p I 7 3t . sign with cams Pay off 7 U. S. Civil Service THtsl tion In February. oion Monday at I p. m. ~ ror s:~le - one 2 payments, Sincerely, $6.90 monthly U that reaolutton is ••ted on Tbe W.S.C.S. of Heath Metb18 and over. IMUA )obi. . aulter, 1 week end bag, and 1 WY 2-3862. Dr. Harold E. Cox 12 31 6tC Jlllen-womlD Bleb J>IY Short houn. A.dvanoemMt. of favorably by the club delegates, ndlst Chllt'Ch will meet Moo2· brief case , all lea ther . W'i Thouaandl of Job8 open. Prep.aratoll' Associate Professor sweeper, comtra.lninl until appointed. Kxperl.en~ ELECTROLUX it wHI then be given to Ohio day eveolng January II at the I 7 31 c History UIUDIII1 unnecelllljl F'REE lntorma· plete with attachments and tlon waterUfe authorities, who are l!hurcb, 'lbe program tople wHI oD job1, lallll"lea, requtremet\\a. Wilkes College and cu ~ paper bags. $21.20 - terms. Writfl today ,-tVIDI uam•, addn!U and. delqates to the Mississippi Fly· a .!'A.-Jie& .Age , ~ New phone. Wilkes Barre. Pa. Meier, Phone WY WV 2-3862. 12 31 6tc Llnci)\D Senlce, How IJ68-, PomeroJ way meeting beld each oummer Doors" with Miss BeSB SanDa.li.JI 8enllllll!l. Pomeroy, OhJo. 12 9 tfc at Sl Louis. hor~ and Mra. Guy Shuler u ini8Y:-1rrlday and Saturda Ohio bas had a spUt season to leaders. Hostesses will be Mr. Insurance BEST PRICES ON Harden 's Market. Fair give bunter• In northern and Mildred ZelaJer, Mr. Nan -.,., I JOBNSOft, !(!mpocw ice cream 79c, regular i 80Uthem porUona a chance at Moore, Mrs. Norffilln Way~ SEE MONDAY, JAN. 11 SENTIN& -. ~ gallon; bananas. 10c waterfowl. But tho opHI season and Mrs. Kenneth Byer. " ' · Ill. All farmo "' II> iili ..... Jim Job-. IIIII McCoy's homogenized costs the state lour shooting A regular meeting of tho t19c gallon: celerjl, lresb 670 X 1 5 - 16.60 days as apenally under lederal Syracuse Auxiliary ot the Vol, Bud •• ' I tJu • 1 Ito 19c bunch. Pork cbops, I Nylen Blockwalt TuboPUI regulations. Another four days unteer Fire Departmenl will be Type were lost because of the stale held Monday, Jan. 11 Ia ~ cut, 49c lb , center cut, I PH<Yro Copytn& llenlce. Copc lb., loin chops, ti!ic ~::!PER SERVICE . at 7!311 les mada al Jesal pepera, COLUMBUS (UPI) - ~ law forbidding bunting on 8111)- ball starting STATION UnJ,on Workman Tobacco ento of opposing 't'lewa on daya. 'lbat left only 32 aetual m. Member& are bir1!1 .-.11 and almolt IllY l free wilh the purchase Jack W. Caney whetber Obit! obould bavo a obootlnC days for Oltloan&, <0111- bring written money otber dOI!Illllente. · 1, Cold Water All, reg. 89c, I Mar. WY 2-9932 ............ p._., spill waterfo~ hunting lt8IOD pared to 40 In some lletea in sugge!tions. 'lbe vice 1 i 3lc and lreaslll't!l' wJil UIIC will bavo tho GJIIIGI'Iunlty t. pn- lbe flyway. PmnNaa·... ,, II ,. i Sta. Wag. One local owner. Overdtlve, R&H 6 cyl. Clean economy car, see it $895 eood ., •IJ!Imt SEE EM NOW! 1948 Chevrolet y, Ton Pickup _ _ _ $295 Solid e.a.b, all good tires, runs out excellent, heater. 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis _ THE'<''RE TOO 5KIWN'I ap- 1 Se<lon. Dark blue clean interior, va Std. trans. Radio, a real sharpie and I DON'T LIKE W AANM ... R American omo bedro _1 7 . terior, good wbltewaD tJr. $999 Orville Hogue or phone SH z. 1 8 -3tc18Itc Notice - - -- - - 5022. 12-19-311tt 5 ROOM HOUSE, for sale in - - -MORSE CHAPEL, Old Town SI:>!GF:R Automatic m bauliMason. Will take trailer as Business Services part payment. See Mabel Wil· Flats. Me!h(ldi~l Church will . ful walnut cab1net. Z1g Zags, b11 tllnhole. ! . sews on buttons. Iiams, 4th St., Mason, W. resume i!111 t{'llowship me~t- i F;mcy designs. appliques, etc. Va . 1 5 8tp ings each F'nUay, 7·:m p.m. I INCOME TAX servlco. Victor FOR SALE: 3 bedroom hou.oe. 163tc : One d111l rloe• it all . Like new Full price $94.36 _ $8 E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone ·II 1\'Y 2 386 2 llll5-24t12 after 5 p. m. $8,5011.00. Phone AUTOMOBILE lnsurance been munt hi Y· ( a - · Charles Lyons, Mason. 1 8 30 eancellodl lAO( your oper• 1 8 Stc - tp11 17 lie llor'o ticenle? CaD WV Z.Z!I66. 1Zlf.- ZAGsewing machme, new PROMPT delivery of limestone, , IOOc \ 1964 demonstratorr. D 0 e s I for your every need. An y FOR SALE--Middleporl 1 tal). - - - - - - - - \ ewrything . One lever does s1zc. Phone _Emmet W. Shut~ est bulldhlg, loca~ 352 N. MARAN Fw- Agency, N Brown il all Discount price. $59.61 er, Contractmg. WV 2-3243. Second Stree~ Middleport St., Mason, IV Ya. Fur. want· _ 1150 week ly. WY 2-3862. I. 6 lie Priced lor qulcli .ale. 1.& ed. Muskrat, Mink, and raequlre at Oblo HoteL 1 8 Stc coon. Send for price liSt CaU EXPF:RT cabinet making, cus-, FOR SALE· Modern aD 773-5296. 12-12-JUtc VACUUM Cl•ners. Brand new , tom made furniture, such asl . 3 h 100 dt'monstra tors. Includes all 1 hutch cabinets and buffets, tire om oPmboe, attt~chmcnts. On!y SJ7 .flfl WY tables, et.c., made to order. 100 lol Syracuse, ne Dlck!l _ _ _F_or Rent z.:lllli2. 1 8 5tc Built·m cupboards or cabinets. Sterrett. WY 2-2527, 11 Z5 •• . IHATS" ~liCE elmma[;;d forev-1 Phone IVY 2-5312. 1 ~ 30tc FOUR ROOM furmsh~ ~part- er "Get star Prolin," Ebers- i - ._:---~-- - - - - - - - - - - ment for rent. Phon< II Y 2· , baeh llardwace. Sugar Run Ne1gler Building ••pply I or :-c--=--:::l:cn:::st_r-:u:::c:::t::cio=n::l--=:=:: 3333. Impala Con-v. Low mileage, 1 local OWDO{, Whlte fint.h, black top, ~ In- 1960 RAMBLER 1 OOx 1960 CHEVROLET $1995 smaller rooms, or storeroom, sales, display, or mroting room. FuU basement, forced hot air heating, 600 1eet from 1 Machin~ lng ollf Chnstmas a merry NEW AND USED welders. Do one. Ed ith and M~ry Sue you need ll welder to run COAL FO~ sale. Good I 8 Jtp rooilU!I 12 4l tfc TWO HOME FARM - One 6Sewing j room house, one 7 - room I new 176.50 up. Several used \ house !Both good). Barn, machmes at bargaiD prices. granary, ~ garaues, lZO ae-- 1 7 121c wou d 273 -9'2' " J. tomers un uur route lor mak· - - - - - - - - - Durst. large Couthouse 1963 TEMPEST LeMan11 Coupe. Local owned and low mileage, red o·ver iYOI'Y finish, 326 VB engine, automatic trans. Like new whitewall tires, radio and heater. The word is g() on this 1harp car. and bath upstairs; very room with 2 other down and bath. The rooms suitable for poullry, Rox 11~8:-Athens, 0 Phont:' OY 2·9031. 1 8 ltc : SINGER Card of Thanks WE WO IILD l1ke to thank the Daily Scntmel and all cus- frame rooms pte" - and neither of these ls J den guests with CBS-TV 's Red stro111 In the ratings either Skelton Tu•sdaN Ann SothStiU, "Gomer Pyle'' seems to ' ern appean on the ume net· l ~l'U,..: ,.tontlnue In ·o lllrOIIf lhlnl rllto work 's "Lucy Show'' for four r.; r.· ings posllion, behind " Bo.;an. straight weoks starling F•b 1, sa" and "Bewitched.'' On a and may turn out to be the restriclly numerical buis, lt placemt>ttt for Ihe !lerie!l' retir· ' ''~~ .. ' .. • « pears to. be U.. rell ~w Jlllash ing VIvian Vance ... George HOLLYWOOD (UPII - To be While it is true that Elb.abeth popular llirow 'bi tbe )'Yr. ll!1d 1 Hamilton hosls NBC..TV'o '' Hul'" nol to be a hillbilly on tele- Mon4!omery ;. undoubtedly the ' Nahora.~t.. . DJg,.lot &ew star . lahalno" musical program Jan . vision Is no longer the question, new female star of televisiOn · ' ·~ · .-:- ~ :::..-~~. : 26 U you like a good ratng. lbere lhis oeason in "Bewitched." il 1 T~t Cllnael ·~~•"KNt Y GOOGL f onol SNUPFV SMrrto Is "Tht Bevorly Hillbillies," seems to this viewer that N&· l _ _ _ _ _..;;...__::;.:_::....:Ci,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ and '"No Time F'or Sergeants." bors is possibly an even great· I MY MAN SNUfFY and Andy Griffith 1almost a er popular hit when ()ne corusidWANTS 10 KNOW hlllbiliy l, and "Peltieoat June· !ers the inferi01· scheduling pos~ IF YE:'Ll CONIE tlon," and "Gomer Pyle." And , lion his show has - and yet PLAY CARDS WIF HIM,CALEB none of these shows is tn dan- : how it is running almot neckACROSS 12. Whirlln,l3 Con1. Drench mover:ru::nl trad.Jct ger ot bemg cancelf'd ror lack ' and-neck with "Bewitched." fi. Ar&biP.D 18 Sin. of popularity ' "Bewitci.ed" airs ofl ThurscJoaka DOWN cereJy Whether 'tis nobler tn the I d1:1ys, a good viewing night sew e. ltaltan 1. Malayan. 18. Finely river minds of men for an actor to cording to the ratings samplers. J"&rmf'l\\. pul. 10. Droop, u 2. 8J)here ver1~ be anything else but a hillbilly It is preceded on ABG-TV by nowera 3. Soon earth on television is enllrf'l.l' misc::ing the long - runnmg Donna Reed 11. Bower ' · Country : 21. Noe.h 'a the point. If one enjO}'s the ... how and " My Three Sons," n . One 1.1t & .il. Alia. lloal wanderinl" G. Be oro prospttct~ of ann~1ltles and serv- and is followed by another hit, 24.puido'• tribe of rye heat ants and magazme covers and "Peyton Place .' 14. Such e. Biology: to new cars every year and other Pyle," on the other hand. 15. A ahJpabbr. 26. tala :l7. Apport\olu tonn clock pleasantries. Take, for instance, 'on Fridays, a notoriously 1.E1ypUan 27. ~mell 40. Spa.h•~o~ 17. Bathe da.ndng 29. Cooli.ng painter the case of Jtm Nabors, for- viewlng'nlght. Earlier in I TOLD ~OU NOT 18, India: girl agent 41. llllllpt!cal TC LEAVE AN"'{ merly of the Grlfnth series, season, it was preceded poet &Bnaba. 30.ln bed 4.'1. Llqul4 UNNECESSARY 20. Conatelo rJ.S)W starrl_ng_ a~. a h\1lbilly Ma- "The Entertainers," now bole J.n. u 31. Arid and rood LIG~TS ON.'.' latlon acuk hot 46. Before ·fne recru1t m Gomer Pyle"- ed to Saturdays, and followed 22. Halt an era 11. Largest AT THAT P.E.CI OlE!! 33. Hu..sty 48. Biblical 1 smash ratings h!L. Jim can by "'ibe Reporter,'' ll!IW 23. ChUla M4 continent 34. RemaJn. llon ;iJrg opera and is reported to celed by css:fv - .and teve~; i! a rousing nightclub perform- ther, obviously, good ratlngs- 25. A large ve~Mel er, but that's all small potatoes gettere . At prt>~ent, It Is preced28.Moved are opposed lo being a success- ,., by "On Broadway Tonight" ltealth!ly 'ul video hillbilly. Iand followed by "SlattPry's Peo- 1 s<f.iAs~u.Jt METROPOLITAN MOTORS e 6tc Large home with 6 For Sale FOR SALE - - - - - ,·-Order AMSTUTZ'S H&N "Nick LUMP and nm of mine coal '""horn chicks or for sale. Googlein Coal Co. Chic k" "" · p St M ddl .stattPd puiiP!~ loda) Modern age ·• 1 eport. UJil' ro~ • =:-::cc, POMEROY - OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO "lAAD or ~ • OIIITUo l&III - u.a lOa lkl ~ mtD- ~- Co. Motor ' AROUND ANYWHERE AT ••• M.1flllll- ~ BEST DEAU ' roum house in Syracuse. See Bob Grues<r, Syracuoe,Ohlo. Local owned ttnd real low mi~ea ge SOld and 11erviced in our shop. Powerglide trans, R:-ad10 : heater, new tlre11, ~mond fawn finish with mat <'hmg mter10r. A Season Spee1al. a THESE TODAY e 1 7 3lc -------------- --- -< FARM FOR SALE, 80 acres. 11) acre Tobacco base. SlJ: 1962 Corvair 700 - 4 Door - - - - $1395 1111111\ft lnr • e SEE Real Estate For Sale ;I ! i MONDAY THRU FRIDAY · 6:00 Sign On - News 6:06 Scar,ed Hearl 6:30 Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 8:30 Bill Miller Sho" 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7:05 Tiny's Moming Chapel 7:20 Bll) Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7:3~ Pickens Hardware (Tues .. Thurs·) 7:50 News 8:00 BID MUier Sbow 8:00 Jobnsoo Shnpsoo lno. (friday) 8:30 Dally Llgbt 8:46 Bill Miller bow 8:45 Baker Fumlture Show (Wed. • Fri.) 8:45 l&S Super Mkt. Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9:015 Coffee Wllh Janel IAI:OO BU! Millers Brunch Show 11:00 Ministerial Association 11:1.5 'Maso• County Agrl Ent. (TUes.) 11:15 Family Worship <'Thun. ll:lfi A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 11:10 Swap Shop 11:M Tiny's Country Hymnt!me 12:00 Cemeot Block Newo 12:15 Goossler Guest Star TERRY THRU FRIDAY 6:46 Sign On 7:011 Be SWJ and Know 1.2:30 Larry Anderson Show 7:03 News 3:110 Jim Mees Show 7:08 Musical Clocl< 4:110 TinyS Santa Claus Show 7:30 News Headline• 4:15 Jim Mees Show 7:32 Musical Clock 4.30Electric Co. Newa 7:15 Word and Testimony 4 40 .Jim Mees Show 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5:00 S!gn 011 8:05 World News SATURDAY 1:10 Sporis 1'oday 'YtcOO Sign On • Newo 8:15 Weather 6:115 Counlry Music 8:16 Musical CIO"k f :25 Country Jamboree 8:55 Com.nunity News 7:00 Larry Aodersoo Show 1:00 Talk of the Town 11:00 Top Ten Show 1:55 Mason County News 1.2:011 Noon News 10:00 Publlc Servlte 12:1.5 Muclal Interlude 10: IJ FaJDIIJ Worship Hour 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teoll 10:30 Latchs!rlnl 1:110 Jim Mees Show 11:00 NeWJ Beat 5:011 Stlgn 011 11:05 Montlng Melodies SUNDAy excepl Friday, Churcb 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour Bello Rio& 1:00 French City. Baptist World News 8:30 Sunday Show 11:55 MaSlin County New1 9:30 The Bible Speakes to 12:oo CODllnlmll)l News 1.0:011 The GoQd Lifo 12:05 Local News 1.0:15 Sunday ·show 12:10 Markets 12:110 Noon News 12:lli WeaUrer 1.2:15 Christian's Hour Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 12:25 News 0 Grams !:Ott Rev. Andrew Parso111 12:30 County Ajent 1:30 Rev. Silao Blllopo 12:45 Country Go Roond Z:OO Rev. Roscoe Thorne 1:55 News Beat 3:00 Sunday Showcase i:OO Country Go Round S:30 Country Hymntimers ·::55 News Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman's Hour •:oo Midway Mallnee 5:00 Sign Oil S:SS Newo Beat f:OO Dlsclnc wllh Dosa 4:30 5:110 5:05 6:15 5:25 5:30 6:41 lnterchango Community Newa World News Sports Todsy Wealhll' Dinner Muslcalt Sign Off LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII lv HAROLD GRAY SATURDAY ' f:45 Sign On 7:00 Be SUD and Know 7:113 News 7:08 l)luslcal Clock 7:30 Wewa Headline• 7:32 Musical C!oclr: 7:45 Word and Testim' " 8:00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World News 8:1.0 Sports Today 8:15 Wealher 8:1.6 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:46 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Pubilc Sentce 12:00 News Roundop 12:20 Bulletin Board l2:Z5 News 0 Gramo 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:1& Ohio Slate Football f: 00 DIJclng with Doll 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup 5:1.5 Public Service 6:30 Dinner Mustcalo 6: 45 Sign 01.1 Bw GEORGE WONDEk n-IEV ALMOST LAUGHCD IN OUR FACES WHEN WE I'RJVIIG A HfAR!IIE, 'SIR, I. 'fh\11119 WA~ IIIIT I NMI!: t!RI116 'fM l!ACK I TOLD Tl<EM WE WEI<£0 C!ETTING MARRIED MARCH I'QJRTEENTH, ~;;~;E [0,~-, 'I Snow Tires ........ I 2 for ONE SPECIALS Ohio Sportsmen League Seeking Views on Issue •'. -~· · · · · ·~ " " ..... INGELS FURNITURE :. • "• •• · -· • - ••• O" • ' -•w·•- -- "'' •~·- ~ ·~·- •-- ••0 '• • . . -.. -..-.-.. . . ._ ~ ~ - . . . . . . . . . . ..•'· ·• ·- --_. . . -~------· -- '~• ' •· · ~ I YOUN<' \ LADY I 1 . THERE'S A NICKEL DUE ON THIS LETTER, . -~--· -·-·-·-R - Blfl' IF WAlTA 11\INUTI! I'L.Io GIVE YOU SOMETHIN~ WORTH A NICI<iL -··= ~· ~ fiR'AIISii lANlER SEEII\6 fAm> TO POP UP IN 'IQJR«l"':PPQtlAllY.•• fT SlJRl; lSI WHAT lOU DisPl-AYED WAS PUR& ~NIC! �., i . • '• j D u Deve1opment 0 I Fa mil Child lsCiub'Topic Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' J an 8, 1965 etting Oflicers/nstalled,CCommit!leeDs fA N0 med' by Chester ounCI 0 ersonal. .. and sent me l Mary ' wa lter ou t- ~ • Ofrtcm . ;::.dm~t~~ed Che>· Side .enl tnel 1\ t ber JUn ~ In Mtddleport ,_,__ .- a Y__ . :';'~~:~:,1. Daughters ol Amer· 10r pa>t " ""wlior <nd Helen Ira met I uesdav evenmg . 1\ oil. trustee Zel da Weber counnl or pre Mrs r leland un bt- h.t ll of llided and opened the me<' tmg the l'oun< II a past In n ru.1 1Jst.r form counu h>r to Mr> \l eiter Kt who thanked lite member s lor Wnghl and Lucille thelf hel p and toopetatw n were report ed home p!tal s amt tmpro>mg I past term It " '" announce ReJbe r ha· a habv gtr t !O 'u ' that" lhe ne< t Jan· Hill Wa< repocted as uarv 19, th ere Will be a lavelle llDd al<tt >I ' .tre r,l tza bell' ,h""''l lor F:ve h n Ba uet It bam end Mae Spencer_Pad "'' also announced that the A than!. ""' note was ' d P-"' Counctl ors wou ld mee t !rem Est her 1\nght for car s at the lodge hal l, Janoarv 13, gtft and vtSIIs dutmg nrr ancl potlu ck refl e>hmen ts wtll pitaltzat •"" Vw let Htll en) Y b" tht ChJI -..!m <l" card tree Comrm t;,es n,.med for lht! to her \ t " ' K Holter ' 11 n w Jerm ""' Roberta Lee. man g.n • 'he " po rt ul '' t'e \\ alket Margare: ·t ut l<ltrhen cun• lfl ttl" lor the past 1I Elhel Bentz Anna Tuttle, m" nth • ,. " ' ancJ Mar • K SIXTh t "i the audnmg norotll\ Lw. s nd l"--1 e "I"" o It 1 '" an means '" commilt•• "' Hel en \loll o Frederwk W( t p orl Erm!l (leladnd dO,It "K--llt•u Op al Hollon Mary 1 lied Sa tc I'' ' " ' co um •l '"''"' " tn s al I v1ae Pork•'• Hetnllc Rldenout and Trus"ll '' ,m '" tl nr .ec a F B tl ev mtseell ,mt•ous. Hel - ~!~~:~ ~m Iron~ ~'" ·I: 'i~ ~"~ se~ved -~=~rl ~~vt ~!Veil ~ld ltf~ l' sethl~hem. tbey sell their home. Fonnol'ly they followe<l the ume ago Congress , rules as all other taxpayel'l: ,)«!&n ~n ~caoent ri! ::!, ~ost b:'~~~~:: ~og dre~ ~~ ~ora SpeMndm~:arJu ~ I .-<~1 ftn~ ;:~a':ment. Mrs. II ~~~t:n:st~hortcor!nc 1~ ~·,;,,hog FRIGIDAIRE ~~,~~'\ 1 ,o•c~,lt<• • APPLIANCES ~~,:ik ~·"'"' n:~'.trteland. ~I ~· ~ amount BAKER FURNITURE ~I ~tv ~~====:::::::::::::=1 MEIGS THEATRE ~-~~~.:~;;~?:.. Sar-i ::~, ~~,'~" and a~~~~ons Stn~\:'dS::\~~ Wednes~ayHe~e~:;'g ~":'"~rv:"~;~ ;,~ 1~"c·:~t at'n ;~~n< Grell'~~·"~ ~;.~ ' the ~~ES H~ Flor~da ~:'· E:~:, Q~lo~:ath d~~d McKn~ht :.~ ~ng I I "I OF SHARP LATE MODEL USED CARS Low m1ltage i:xtu clea n AutomatiC 63 Mercury - • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 , Monah Church. The Ftfth Amendment . of the U S. Constitution contams ' the nght not to be compelled to be a Witness against oneself. J I new 62 Buick • • - • Ele('lnt 4 n~ ~~,r Ha rO Top On ly 25 ,.121 careful m1les Power '~eat. po 1t r stet'rurg and bra kes A lmost h kc t he d<ty it wali su ld -- • LeSabn · 2 I Jo nr !lard Top One careful ll t <~ ke ~ 64 Buick Jill and br<:~k i' S ~dar One owner, P ower c.arefu\ o wner. P ower steer· 63 Oldsmobile lupt>r • 88 · 4 Doo r A1r c o ndltJOnm ~~: One ca reful owner. Power stecr1r J/ .~r1 d b r., k<"~ Shows bf st of care. 63 Pontiac • - • Catah nlt 4 tl nor S(' dii n One lm·r.l owner Shows IPn r\"r care 61 Chevrolet H ~ dram a llt. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO ~OIN OUR 1965 CHRISTMAS CLUBI II'. the easiest. surest W<rf fol rou to 50'1'0 ahead •• • to have plemy of liiOfley to spare for 1965 Christmas gifts, looliday fun, other y~-eood expenses. Just 50 small weekly deposit% t10 dues 0/f lees wloat-. Joill _.popular Clwis'IIH 1 Club ladtiYI -- 2 IJoor Hard f op Beautiful hel}C w1th mat chPr• v.Pr ~ t ee r mg and br akes One careful OWnt' r rJ• P d ~ l •arp~ s l ti l ~ an~ wh ere. Jm pala ing Jn l• ·r •or 63 Ford ~ lit- ;':~trt a11 ~ - -- ' 500 4 Door One loc-al owner. Extra sharp und out ltl- BLAETTNARS BUICK - I PONTIAC - GMC TRU C KS I :!·~y~O. ~!* W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 93 yean POMEROY b.'i:w ": .~nd ~ddrotl RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ~~nrs -~ beginnlllll at 8 p m. Robert Meettnc were Mrs. Burkett, Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Dale Walburn aod Mrs. Jean Cooke. CoTilllllltee members were named and Included, t!cketa, Mrs. Davenport, and Mrs. ell Beaver; publicity, Mrs. John Krawsc:zyn, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Date Walburn; card tables, Mrs. Robert Sc:bMrs Don Mullen, Mn. m-n ~~ • Glenn Eugene Conde, Mrs Hellsler, )Irs. Charles Smith, Mr AD&lJS Howard and Mrt. w~'••m Slater: kitchen and dining room, Mrs. K~ Sc:ites. Mrs. Robert Fuller. Mn. Dan While, Mrs. Paul Ruasell, Mra. L. W: McComas, Mn. Franklin Trtplett, Mra. Dwicht Culluma, Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. Newman Burdet!A!, and Mrs. For P.T.A." , '\'ltel'e will devotional period and s!ttero will be provided. trahmenta will be aerved the IHtth grade mothen. paren~ life urged io at~~ Addreu City Stile - - - - - CPI- 1 11ow th- wMks for delivery) Save In The January Clean-Up Sale Mrs. Rutland PTA. Meet }aniUIT)' 11th " • ' "'~ het~d obtam~d . ~· senate sweeps HassIe 0 ver I ~mber Co~~~;,;~~~:y· , Ih F'}'b J I US t .. '- r under I'ts Rug W~1p r,os~>ably o~un I~()(~ Patter~ r 0 :~or un~~~ td~p~~~ :~~~~ r~as monu,.- 1 1 arrest~ I Met~ ~rol (>~l I~u~:\ow~:' ~h~rch ~ set- ~ Colomt~I 1 Grose, call ~ part1c~ I'Y lf:'f'<~-ij;B-rl{Jl\i!:':,;" '?'Wil£\!!§%j;'WJ!i'f'ffl*-~ p '} H eaf (h' £ wb Ie e Ster eau. :•:; ~~~~... Des~ a~;:,: I we~t ' bo~ ~~sband Br~!Jsh •~<tf I an~ du;t~rbing Gener~ Rgl-wmm••-~ ~~101 1M*. . ~ AIabaman WouId RoII up confederate Flag M._.... 8 Ject because she was born in ' town hall thiS mornmg. the baste style of suits now bepolice cruiser and Its equip- ADMISSioN _ Mro. Robert London in 1932. Her parents The bid of Pom..-oy Motor I mg sold," satd Will. I ment. Riffle, Lotook her to the United States company was quoted at •t.-. Wtll recalls that shirts or ear· ' ·• Bollom: &bert br f shortly before the out eak o other btdders were Metropolily yeaps were with • dt;; JASPER , Ala. to Ptesjdent Jolmson. lplarmed foe us," Mayhall told PTA TO MEET YilltHaVftl; Jl\wll • Sawyero, New EarlHen 1111World War ll. tan Motors, Ketth Goble Ford, tachable collar. "But today, man Roy Mayhall of the state The Conledera!A! flag is one an overflow crowd of ahout 5011 The Portland PTA will meet Edytb cal: and R. H. Rawlings Sons. Ex- s01d Frank , "the shtrt busmess Democratic Executive Commit- of Wallace'• favorite symhol.s. Jpersons who gathered ro honor Monday eventng at 7:30pm. at rt Pomeroy Stmdo ' KUALA LVMPOR, MALAY- peeled delivery date Is 30 - J5 is on a much broader plan tee says It's time for Alabama ' . him. the school with Mrs. Ruth E!>- i'..d.vute; Win "• sla - MalaySJan patro !boats days, Mayor Lee Smith said. than 15 years ago w1th ahout to roll up the Confederate flag, I Mayhall o u 11 e In I circuit 1 . ersboch's 4-H gir!JJ tn charge. Pomeroy. aey . 1et1, broke up two altempll to land 18 dl!ferent kinds." "unfurl the Amerlean 111 1 court judge, referred Ill Presi- Mayhall sa1d his pralso There wiD also bt voop 1 lndMesian guerrillas on the SQUAD CALLED Frank 15 a member or the · (and) rejoin the Union " I dent Johruton't "Great Society" Iof the national Democratic par. diseuosion. DISCHARGES _ 00.&11 Malay Peninsula early today, The Middleport emergency · IPomeroy Masomc Lodge, a Mayhall's remarks were an theme in the Chlet li;xecutlve's Jty and h!JJ stauncb support of O>lemaa, Mlthlleport 1rcolla probably k11ling a number of rescue squad was called al l' charter member ol the Drew- apparent olap at Democrats led State of the lhllon mes.age 00 , tbe late President Jolm F Ken' LOCAL TEMps Coleman, Ml4tlleport, blah 1111en, It waa announced bere. I 08 p.m. Friday !or Oliver Webster American UgiDil post, b) Gov George c; wan..,e, •Congre.. earlier this week. ' nedy was Jnatrumental in his n.. temperaturt\ In Ponm- Glbbo, llartfonl: MAr) •. H-. said Mttch who had f•llen and sus- 1lhe POmeroy Chamber of Com- who caD tllemaelv01 Alabama I "I want Alabama to defeat by T. Leon Beaird as roy'1 busineoo d!JJtrlc:t at ll"llfl tJOil, Ponteto,: Dor9tby Wri&IJI, The Dt;fense lhe patrol boat Perak fired on tal ned a cut. He was to merce and a member of the Democrall u :opj)I)Sed to the Union and move on Into the e1rtu1t judge In the May a.m. tnday was 31 degrees un- Rutland: l:ditb IDneo, J>ome. CCODllouetl oa Page 'I Veterans Memorial Gracy .J!;plsr»p;.l CbJu'cb. fllffi* •......_.._ M IINII!t•IJ!Iilutnt•"' ... , • · ... IM tid• · • l't!l'l llaclM. . "'' M-'w ,. •••llllll , ,,10--'"i'fi \>ilBII •1.. •oii 1t l· Grea< iO<lttY' llfaT' 1>11 rltt oto,..j, •IJ., 'W 1'18-""- 'IW-lr" m~de (UP[)-chair- ~ leg 1 ance ~'::son,R~' M£H~ I Elbenelds In PQmeroy .. ··-"·· ~ descrl~ ·~ ~• ' ' ~ at the WASHINGTON (l iP)) - The Senate has solved Ill fll_iII Ib bl t le t temporarily by IWeeplnc ll I Ewmlj: Jiunera h I I us;er fa t\\oo Ru ssell B. Long Democra t-' always ..has been the lendmg of after he staru;d working there, tal rooms at the Columbus and : Stler Feed en to w11 m left untouched by the behind· 10 1 IC a b!essmg m, money and <'onlmued m that capa e1ty l southern Oh1o Electnc Co for I\1eet Fir 8t Tinae slate Bunal will be m tht th e-sce nes agreement reached Friday, but Senate leaden dJSguJse . 1 He reca lled th at bankmg In unlll_ hrs rehrement m 1951. thetr meeting. , ' Miles cemetery. did manage to d e lay a showdown untU at least March 9. The Nobel Peace Pnze wm- Amenca bt>ga n wtth the I W1ll 1s currently vice·presl· Speaker or the evemng will I The f'irsl meeting of the 4-H The compromise came as 1 satd It appeared Long l acht evement of Independence ,dent ol Dowme-Gross, Inc. be Mananne Campbell, OJStrict boys and girls and FFA mem-1 PLEAD GUILTY pro-h hbuster fore" apparent- duced a reaoluUon whlcb -would may represent the new breed • from England some 170 years 1Other off1cers are Btll Oowme , 15 DJredor of the B&PW Clubs, , hers parhupating In the steer tv were prepanng to fthhuster perm1t thre&-flftho ot lbe .lenof Southern politiCian who rec : after the first eolun., was presid ent , Tom Dow rue, treas- and general manager of Rad1o 11 feedmg proJect m connechon I Merhn M1fcheiJ, 25 Rt . 2, agamst a morton lo brmg up !ate to kill a filibuster. ·I e D. ogntzes that change ts upon l lled m the new world The I ut er and manager, Esther Stallon WJEH The program Is with the Metgs County Jumor Cheshtre, and Clalf Mitchell, 29, I the proposed anl!·hhbustet res- Paul H. Dougllos, D-W,, went 111 and Is w.l.llmg to adjust to speaker reported that st>eretary, and F'1ed W. l m charge of the E:n,'-llem and · Fair w!IJ be held at the Counry i MiddJeport, Wednes- lolutton l h1m one. better pnJpOSlllJ that change Kmg satd Long banks, howf\ er, were not banks Crow , Jr , cha11man of the Federatwn Commlllee w1th ExtenSion Office, Monday eve- dty on charges of breakmg and At present 11 takes a tw o - that a SlDlple mAJority bt alhed promtsed to stand behmd at all as they are known tod ay. board. I Wtlma Sargent, chauman 1 nmg January ll et 8 p m. ac- I enlenng an umnhabt!ed dwell· lhlfd, vote ;I senatots present lowed to tnd debate. Dowme-Gross, In c was or-1Members of the Galhpolis B cordmg to Larry Ritchie, com. ing wtth mlent to steal proper- lc cut oft debate Sen Chnton the admmtstral!on and "tf ' h' He satd they d1d not ;ece1ve stands up for the Prestdent - , depoSits from the publtc and gamzed June 20, 1949 when the , &PW wtll be guests All mem- mtttee of value. by the Gall Ia coun-1P. Anderson D-N J lntro- Emergency-Rescue which I lhmk he w11l he I dtd not regul il rl\i make lmms. i late Dr. C. W Dowme and Ern· bers are urged to attend Everyone planning to ty Shenff's department, pleadmay bring an end to the sohd l Mr Grate Said early bank est Gross purchased the firm lpate m the project shoold be ed gUJ!Jv as charged Fnday in Unit in 3 Southern bloc." regulat•ons were concerned Prl· Iknown then as the ClothMo!go General Hospital present with a report on thelf Gallta CoWJty Common Pleas Upl S Three calli w-. lDSPrtd Long's seJect10n could even j manly With UJe adequa cv of a ing company. Present Manager ADMISSIONS - Lmme Pul- proJect animaL 1court on a btll of mformation. Fnday by the POR!tNy tmertually "hberah7..e the pohtJCal bank s capital lund and w1th Ted Dowme began workmg 1n lins, Reedsville · Des!He Tbe f chmate m the South, " Kmg 1the enforeemenl of reserve re the store m 1950 and became son, Pomeroy,' Myrna Rams- ' said. Iqmrement needed to redeem manager upon the dea th of ' dell, Portland ; Esther Roberts, I son. West MaiiH:t, Pomeroy, theu notes m gold and stlver, Mr. Gross tn 19,6_ 1Pom••oy, Maude Schuster , Ed. Note - The following poem is 1 ''Th1nk Youu Ch f p ll 0 to friondo of5 relotivtt of Sgt. Gtno Wolburn, who io /1JedPomerov tel guest 0 0 ce who suffered a poqlble bearl LONDON- FlLM STAR '' R tary pres!dent DJCk Rosen- I Store Manager' Downie SaJd Pomeroy. I "Ill I Webster was •peakattack. s•- wao ...... to Met•• b d d 1 1 n the U. • A r Foreo W. P. A. F. Bott Hospitol ot n• , Elizabeth Taylor wants to g1ve aum preSJ e over the bnsl- of Frank W1ll : "His expenence l DISCHARGES - Robert Mus- 1 Dayton, 0. He II the nophow ef Mr. and Mrs. Ralph er at Hamsonvllle Elementary General hospital up her American cllizenshtp ness The dmner w." , and knowledge m the clothing ser, Rutland; Crella Musser, Grovot of Pomeroy. School Januarv 7th at 10 ' ' a The Squad 1o tho Maud• "and become completely Br1t- serve Y women of Heath busmess makes h1m very llelp- 1Rutland m. on the topic. "How Local Schuster residence RJ.verv ew 1 THANKS AND GOD'S WISHES" ish" becattse of her love !or MethodiSt church ful to our hrm" ' FINE LEVIED Tho cards ond letters that I hove recelvoci, Ia• Is enforced" Dr ' at S:lltl p.m. • and Iran• 1 her Welsh-born husband, R1ch-1 F< ank says men 's clothmg Middleport Mayor Lee Smith Are so(mony to onswer,.,... ' "· Chtel Webster sa1d his depart- 1ported Mro, Schuster 1o Melg• ard Burton The 32-year . old Pomeroy Motors Is st)les seem to go .and come has fmed Hugh Shiflet, Middle- They .,.n to much. ond tholr thoughts rllch to dHp. mont Is particularly mterest· General hospllal u a medical beauty satd she _wants to be • back lie recalls, 'They are port, $15 and costs lor fadure I -uld onowor them oil, but I nlld rest ond siMp. eo in young people and invited patient. Alfred Deck W81 takthat I love Amenca less, but Successful B1dder now back to the short coats, to sto after an acctdent and , 1 proy oil of you, 10 wondorful ond kind, the young students to . his en to Meigs by tho love ?'Y more ", I Middleport Village councli wh1ch ts pracllcally the same $50 costs for no operator's ! Will receive God's wishes tlll tho ond of limo. office Students of the thtrd, squad at 1:118 p.m., alao as exeltuJVely -; not I accepted a bid of the Pomeroy l st) le on the market 20 years hcense. Rtchard R. Dugan, Rut-1 · Sgf. Gene Wilburn loorlh, and SIXth grades gave medical patlellt. 1 Altl!<Jo)glt Mtss Taylors par· IMotor company to provide a ago 1land forfeited a f25 bond lor htm an enthuSJashc reception ' 41 enta were American, she / new pohce department crmser I " Pla m iront trousers with / the peace, They were especially interest· 1 ran cla1m to be a BrJ!JSh suf>. during a spec at meeting at llwo and three button coals are ed in elose-up view of the Vetruo Rot,ll8l !. J' •' Th~ In SHOP"SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ., ~ones. HI :J'e~tmg find Dry Goods. ~ ne~smen 1 The Store In Every Department W~ting apparel for yourself and your family. Furniture and Furnishings for your hoane.. Housewares Cosmetics - Dress Materials ' . '1 , - stun~, ' C".~RLOTTE, N. C. - DR. father : .r ll (Jap> Grate, who I F'l ank was na med r~anager day, January 12, at 6·30 p.m. l tng to !Jre calls M~!ID Luther Kmg calls the was speaker las t week ""cf of the New York Clothtng at the Martm Restaurant and I ~lechon ol LOUISiana S en. '' The efuel basJI\ ror b'ankmg Hou se m 1929 about 14 years Jarterward adjourned to the soc- ~ I ."' M FJ • rs. eming n·Jes at Age 80 1 b~smess \1- dtamo~ds ~nd:>ther I~ cha~rman. There's Bargains All Over n--·- ~ ~ I .'. , .•.. , " . I I behev~ ~mp - ••id •c:- t~g ~ht l ~oli;~~ .~rk a7e;h:%r:; ~er Drive to Elberfelds ,In Pomeroy and ott.Coffee aerviee, Mrs. ~. Mrs Davenport, Mro. GeoriO M!ller, Mr s. Raymond Stewart, WU Mrs. Dan Thomas, Mro. • llam Inglea, Mra. Eugene Houd· I tohelt and Mrs. Kenneth \:; r!JJ · soft drinks, Mrs, Ro ~ - hosteoseo, Mrs. Walburn Myron Dalley, Mrs. Jame'o Johnson and Mrs, Bradbury. The RuUand P.T.A. will Monday evening, Jan. II In the high school auditorium at ?:30 with Arthur Mlller, presldeot, in l:harge. Special millie wm be rr-oted by Jul!a Lucas, w11n was a eontestanl iD the Junior MllB Pageant. Tbe 'jii'Ogram will feature a dlalPIUO followed by group dl~e~~~~lon 011 theoe tople~: "Homework;• "Collllllllllleao Na- - 1 ha~e:"~.:m~k htstor~ ~ - I Ban I • • Rotarv~Toptc• WORLD searchpressed£or Gems -- Be}'1evedLos{Forever :~ ;h~ ~~ck ~as did·· ~ F•Iremen are caIIedou{ 66 T'ImeS - - savsl w~~a~~bach I I I I I "' I cloth~ers ~f' !US ~·ntf ~ol, w..;., Downie-Gros~. nev~r 0 1 C t1 School ad '-o_._______, L~M~e:mbe:r~F:•:de:ral:.:De:posi:t~lns:ur:a:n:ce:o:rpo:::.ra=o:II_JI ~~....;Between and "Gellinl w..ura :.-----P-0-M-ER_o_Y.,., t~e w~ " S55' S1 <111~ 2 Door Hard Top Bucket seal, Floor ru nsoul .l:lr 1 , ,,..\, <~} mndt·l ~ Pr ('U I ' m <~ t l r Po~~;e r steenng and br:Jkto:. All "Jll}-l 1n h:nor 2U,UOO o~~.ctua l nules L1ke LeSabre 4 Dw,r I ~nald ENTARYS COMM $2.95 63 Pontiac Jteermg and Will, Dean of Clothiers ~:~. Middleport CCL Is Planmng Card Party Soon BONANZA 62 Buick inf~rest, I ?~:~-s fa•nl~d/he~ Fe•'""~' ~Ciioiiloii':":':'•:•:"Gruf'~om• '======-1-M'"r"'s=W;.a.lt'"er= , H;..y_se lJ ut1 1 I I "MUSPc;:r~·EACH Tempe-l 4 &hilt , w..,.... :?:~ ~nd * * C Okays Airpt~rt I Nan~f,Bobby Roush ~ w~s ~or ~ere J mg ~ the~~ Ma~··Bapt I tst Bobb~ V8 ~or ~A• Hersc~:! * I ~nd ·~~ I~ ho~e c~nt:~ I e~t ~a; FIVE CENTS mr, a - ~ 0~ 1 ~~s. H~" w~~ cDasfor Ruppelf Is Speaker on f I Th fetnQ emeRup~lt, e.~pUatna Ubi~ llre,1 1)1Ct\Me~Mil bo~ne. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1965 The Mtddleporl Chamber Other new officers of tht C to a publtclly committee. merce'o CMtmtmUJ De loll Commerce Fnday mght endor· 1or C besuie• Mr Coats, a MidVIce-PreSident Welsb showed 1ment Banquet to be lteltll•'lllunsed the proposed oirport devel· dleport funeral home director, plans wh1ch have been drawn , day, Feb, 4, at liMt ' M• ny opment m Forest Run and re- and Jack Welsh, Vtce-presldent, lor the proposed boallng lacdi- ~ school. Miller uld lblo It Two Alhe111 coWJty men art elected Bob Coats its president. Mn John Werner. treasurer, ltes and told ol wock alretdy " Meet The Ola'l • · IQPt" bemg held In Meigs eounty J Endorsement of the program . and Cart Horky, ,.cretary. undertaken to make the pro- and that the Jl!'~ 11- aot jail today otter cenfemnr to , to develop the a~rport at Forest Prestden t Coats named Mr. l posat a reality. H< expl_amed l try101 Ia enter al, caltle rustling early Fl'Jday m Hun was gtven by Chamber Werner cha~rman and EdiJon I ttere " tax money available ready be111f won:.ill • . by the Carpenter. members alter BJI! Grueser es· Baker, C P. Willtams, Georae lor the local project and lhat t tocat clwnboro, ballillter, Ill Shenff Robert C, Harten bach plamed that 11 " a Meigs coun- l Meinhart, Wenda! Gerlach and ' two thirds of the costs would , aid iD the devtlopmlllt , of tho sa1d Harold Hamrtck, 34, of ty project and not JUSt for Curtl& Jenkmsua on tbe mem- be paid throuch these lunds. Jcommunity iD an _... lltlt )le. Albany and Marvm Tom, :l7, of Pomeroy. j bersh1p comnuttee. Mr. Mem· Welsh sa1d much of the local mg worked DD." E. Urry Rt 3, Albany wall be charged Mr. Grueser saad Gov. James lh.-t was named to work on a share can be through donahon Molee. vice-president ol tbt wath grand larceny m connec- A Hhodes IS highly interesled federal program to probe the I of labor and serVlces A meet· U S Junior Chamber of C... t10n w1th tha theft of e cow m the atrport and that Jt would poos1biht) of gethng a school J ing IS to be called soon to de- merce wti! be the apeUer. owned by Alvm Dye, Carpenter h£~ve a great effect m attract- to be. located locally to trsin c1de 1f the pro.tett should be A report "II JUdi • the The pair was apprehended at mg lndusry to Me1g11 county. operators ot bulldozers, ahoy. :! undertaken. I Merchanta Christmae P. aboUI 11 am Fr1day follow - FoHowmg Frueser s talk the ) els, dragIme eqUipment etc. Bill Miller, representmg the gram by Mr1. Til I mg a four-county manhunt by group vott"d to back the pt o- Bill Child s, Dtck Owe-n and Meigs Counl y Jaycees, announ- l m~tmg Wll held In Ole reerM. the Mell!tS. Vmton, Athens and gram 100 per cent'' I M~Inhart were also named I ced the Jumor Chamber of Com~ tion room of the Coati lllbme. Galha county sheriff'• departments and the Oh1o State Pa r:::ov:,,it'-~'"' ~ """"•W*',\WI.Iii:Wii~ trot. A statewide bulletin of C''LUMBUS tUPI)-Moror the cattle rustlmg was I!ISued. 1 nblcle licea&t reJiatntioaa DEAN OF CLOTHIERS - Frank Will, left 71 , and Ted Downie ot Downle-Gross by Shenff Hartenbach durmg · lor Jhe !!rill It monlbo of Inc Clolhmg Store dts play th ei r me n's su rts !fr W11l is nt h1s 4gt!J ' e• r as a cloth- I the hWlt, 1984 r&D abont U8,otJe lhe&d I' Ier begms hiS 50th nex t autumn . - Sentm el Photo. o1 Jbe total lor all ol ttl!, . I Sheriff Hartenbach said a white face Hereford waa seen j State Auditor Cbesur w. GoNEW YORK (U PI J-Autho_n t!es today pressed I tleii'Ch b•mg loaded at 6 30 am. Fn- 1 ble said Friday. Goble 1lor a fo_rtune m gems sttll mtssmg tn the Mu~eum of Nad•y mto a p1ck-up truck by 511111 9117 licenses ,..,.. pur- tu1 al H1 story robbery, desp1!e a growmc belief that fll• two men at the Dye farm. The I Tht Middleport Volunteer ! eba~ thr b Oct . 31. P••• j jew els may be lost forever . ' observers •eported what they 1 F1redepartment was sum·~ eDJer car '::gl!Jtratioa• The fabulous " Star o( Ind1a ' sapphJre and eiJtd~ t •1 D wh called , moned lor till f~res and the 1 •-• 1 , _ ••1 1 tbe precwus gems taken !rom the museum Oct. 2t Weft saw o r.Itr . ye, orlD .. ,._,"'~ ~ o Fn'd ay 1rom Mtam1. St'U · -' h he d th o anhu 1, ftrsl atd umt answered !75 ca II s 11 COUll~ otaJ J turned he re 1 nus,.n In 1 177 313 1 1 t e • " ' an • m n both m 1964, a yeat -end report t ' ' · fatned De Long Ruby - "orth more than " • BY ROBERT MNGF.TT 1clebra led hi s 71 st b1rthdav he ror In c Re satd the eow was I showed today ""'""'""""'""'_"_ ' .e ' · anrt a number of gems._ _ ___,,.-_ _ Frank Will of Dowmc-l. ross l.'l s:l ll l Vf'IY actJve He enJuvs he has l'l'Jt rt• , d gonlg taken over the school lot road l F'lrst Aid Chief Larry L New York Dist Atty. ran I f d' nd tb ...., f1lbt Inc II\ Pomroy ,, the undts- hts work and has no present back to work se iling men 's to RoUie so and Jnro Athens I B• ker said the squad had 87 , Hogan assured h at I o, In 18 I • . puled deen of men 's mtentwn of rel!rmg. clothtng. , county. Another person, who al- : m-town calls and 88 out-ofpress conference Friday t e mtn C'ou ntv ' "I tried retirement for a I • t id Ufed foUJoy. - to .... n Total miles traveled by veshgatJOn was rontmulng He 1I gems W@f"f ., Thi< fall he Will beg m hlsl while in 1957,'' say• \\ill, Mr Wtll bgan wmking In :d I obtained' . the emergency-rescue unit wa s: would not comment, however . . from loc ker 0911 in Miami 50J.h year1 workuJg m elothmgl ''but after six months of loaf· Pomeroy busmess plac<'S m license number 1 916 wh1le 1.057 man hours , on the likelihood of recovet mg , bus depot, wrapped i,!t It tt 10 stc:n$ wth the t>xcept n of Jng 1 decided it was the 11912 wh1Je he shll a stu· I It 18 tht persons were logged. I Funeral services for Mrs 1the .15 m1ssmg Jewels . paper and tied in. • : ; ; . : three 1 Frank has served loJlghest lblng 1 ever dent at ·Pem.,..y -Higll school. b I' lb becam ...-are I F!femeJt w•ro summoned lor Eva May Flemmg, 80, of RutMtamt authon!Jes were rerottln& iotllllar JfW . 1 ht s ent re ,:areer employed by Jt was m November of that He began workmg for Ewing ,:u Ulfl ebcow folio They 211 t;,.. roiin and 46 'out-of-' tand who deJd at Meigs General ported to believe that the d1a- ' A U!lephone Gfi.. plr> busme'Ses m Pom eroy · year when Frank came out of Cash Gtocery evenmgs after 1 :,a;.,st 8 town, with total losses esti-, hospital Friday evemng follow 1munds and the DeLong pointed their hidini"fla.ot, apt. Though h ank IV til tht s werk,.eltrement and went to work school and was later employed I dll't bank led the cow out of mated at $43.105, accordmg to mg a t!ngermg !llness, wtll be which reputedly " the _worlds parenttv a well-u8ed tttlili!tworld --- - - at I he old Red Star Grocery, 1 ' nd ed F1re Chief Russell (Buzz) Sunday at 2 30 p m at the RuJ., Iargest and most perfectly rut . drop ·· the truck a turn Jl 1osse. 1 b h d b h d d I! I It was: m 1915 that Frank ' ff f d MillS. land Methodist churc·h. ru v, a een s ave an 0 •. I \1011' IS O( hrs first taste of !he clothAthen s county Jeers oun I Mills said there wa• $5.8001 . licll ly resold- or soon would be 1 Kuhn u the ma•· g b H I I the truck owned by one of the damage to buhdmgs m town I SurviVIng are three children, The thrPe Miami beuchbo\i s I termmd of the ]I!Wel theft, an4 th ustness be r01 was emp oy- men parked m front ol Ham- ' and $100 to thOir <on tent s It Mrs. Robert Roberts, Noretha ae,used ol the theft remamed accused confederaltl Jack f!Ck s restdence Ill Albany. was reported that $%6.1100 m' Fleming, a_nd . Branch Flemmg.l m jail unable to raise bnil that !Murph the Surf) Murphf and • York Cluthmg Hou se m Pome- was only a short lime later damages was Incurred to build- I Mrs Flemmg s husband, Ira totals $425 000 One of the trto, I Roger Clark waited lor thetr R I 1 1 n < ' ~ nan l k Hamrtck lod b Atb • .405 dmages d ,. New York / tnat next Tuesday, al of •Lc d'ne r..rae o th e roy , that and Tom were mgs and •to to 1dted m 1951.hiAlso sUrvlVIng are Allen Kuhn • ond tht in 10 t0 Clt lzens Na Jrnnal Han k in M1d w'111 ,. d 1 1 ta en cus Y Y ens the contents of buildmgs out-' two grande ldren an one detectives and an as51stant d1s· government's h f w1111 recoy. I con lnUf' oymen county deputies and a confes- of-town t """Bndchtld th e .... ar er_ ''de_al ._'' _ __ _ __ 1dleport spokP on the of w1!h the New York Clothmg · g.ea e-I1 trlct attorney recover y__ the 1 Ftrernen answer ed ca IIs ror , Mrs Flemmg h Rwas ad lifelong M th I I Amertca n bank ing Fndav eve- House for the most part unlll S!On -11 nrng aj the weekl y meetmg of Mr Wol(f sold the seven auto blazes. 19 bmldmg l of t e u an t' e 0-! the Mtddlepotl -Pnmerov Ro- m 1957 Frank ho,. ever work- ' Women's Club will ftres. 31 brush, three dry runs, dtst church sand wa't:c lVe m tary club at Healh Melhndtst 'ed for three yea rs m ' Wolff ' Dine Hear Speaker fhree at the ctty dump , and : the WCTU heMwao edyoMung-1 h h I sc urc ' Iores m Ashland Ky a n d 'I The Busmess PrOfession ( ree for mu tua I aJd There was Iest chtld of f Dndd d I ' 's club and Mr Grate lnltoduc·ed bv hts , Port; muuth. • ' al Women will dme Tues: ianh average of lJ men res pond· Perry Beaver ro an rt rs ge l w~ ~~~h~rdth~ch~~ 'i'':;: :~: ;:~;~g ~::~"For ~xam:e, Pfl~l:. ~=· bel~ United Brethren S d S hoof ay ld. Party is He Sewing Club OHIO ( ') * * * * * * Four-County Middleport C of Hunt Ends of , In Arrests n~t I I H tess of PeNts!oY-MIDDl.EPORT, ~ J eonveadotl MN • J· • IS.. Mle. .. . . . _ ,... Th~ :::g b) 1 p;;zes awarded , fol j tLtiJOI.< Sarg ., Wolfe Vdug han and chtldren andA to roll call i• lowed by gift exchange. j ;entorule !hieh applleo to all If the selling lOOdlll lu r Oi'•tl Hollon e l\11 ' Hauer orphans, with her mother, w!lh sc hool memories • Un C under-65 taxpayers $20.000 two-t r o ,. Wal den u ll( IS l eda Kae Kraeu ]('(' Ohunger who IS a pa\lf:' II commumca tlon was read from I SttiC I' The second major change In· 000, two-thirds of the J&ln JS andOIJI,t'!ha 'Koblentz, resolu- a! Meigs Memorial Hosplta In Mrs MarLOR Slaven, diStriCt volving older taxpayers was not taxable. 65 II r HI' t-: ' 11"'' Htdt•nollf. Ada POHIP IO) prestdent, extendmg greetmgs S OS ' , of thel retirement A taxpayer over rea zes Hea dquarters For and l.etha Wood, ! Rerent hohday guests of Mr and announcmg LegJS!atlOn Day .The Letart FaUs Under the old law f5?,000 after . paymgththe 1 oidi a Frcde n ck , Ml ~ Herman Ba1ley un March 25 at Nelsonville. tJiren Sunday School held ttS' : taxpayer over 75 was per- er s commission on e sa e Hm " " ' , thetr daughter and ram- , At the close of th e meetmg, Mrs. Dayton 1annual Christmas party at the 1milled take a direct tax h1s home on which : : d a 00 o l.Jl Fu IHng r r T L n a M• ond Mr s Harold Har a dt•ssert course was served by I tamed the Sew t r Gommumty HaiJ Tuedsay eveo· crecUt on retirement income total_ mves~ment o1 . ' ur \1oc Ha rtung and childr en Dougta, and the hostess to the members and I Club at he IJli at 6 3D p.m. A chlc1ten dinup to a maximum of $1 ,524 1 cludmg ortnal cost 11 1 ll• gg' It ,.,hment s F.r- D of Cmcmnah Douglasr one guest, Mtss Nell e Bmg. home, Lmco n e g · . ner wtth all t~e trtmmlsll• providing he had earned Income sequent mprovemen s. . ll< ltv Rou' h EthBailey and a frt end. Mrs . Phil Wtlhamson Will be l_ Durmg th; w.. served . to Rev. and _ Mra, of at least $000 for each of any had hved the •I 1111 Pons !d ue'" Doro thy K•·uny L<roy of Flonda r eturn- ho' '"" fo r the Fe bruary meet- m charge o dr t Mrs H C James Momson, Mrs. Fred~ 10 calendar years. uously fort /ea~s ~res 'tldtw rill e lldl dnd Doro· ed to s end New Year's week- lllg, ' ' Vranken, preS! en ' . Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Bo Retirement mcome for this he accoun s or e sa e· M;er<. gttocl ol nrder Ada eud wtlf, Mr and Mrs Batley.' Mullms, wei: Adams, :11)'. and Mrs. purpooe Included pensiOns, an- Amo';;'t teallzed -:·: Middl epo•t, 0 . Van Melt I and LuCi lle Kraeu I , I Mrs HalO Mrs. Norm and Clarence. M e nuities, rents and dlVl· Cost as • , 1"' delm uent Luc ol le Krac u-1 Mrs. James Brewmgt on has corned as new membersh club Momson, Mr. and M". Elmer dends. A taxpayer's wife, If Gain Zli.tlll 31 d q Ma" • K !loiter, been wtlh Iter stsler, Mrs John \ I StriCkland, on behalf o! I enk Pickens, and Stev- ohe older eould claim Ratio of $ZO,IIlNI to $1UIIO' terbl \ Esllwr Rldenour . j Vt om an at llolze.r Hospt!al m ' P"'sented Mrs. Van Vra d le, Mr. and Mrs. Herljert •• ldentleal credit' II she also Two - fUtho \lae Spencer, 1Galh polts where she IS bemg I wbo also served 88 P""'' e l aud Roger, Il!n Jack Wolle, mel the required 10-year wor!t Part of gain to be exeluded 11 0 1 t·apt Doruthy R1t treated lor a fr actured hlp re· last year, a gilt. I b' Ch tsl Sandra and Deru)y, Mrs. Bob erperience 11 she dtd not , she llwo-flftho J $25,011) Pom" ' ' Ohio ;lab b...: ..., niV1l bcr 1 and ce twd m a fa ll at her home The Rev Howard A report on the c ':,il' Rhodei, Mtke and Karen, Mrs. could not cJalm the credit even . $!11.100 lON IG HT & SAT URDA Y I rl;a \\•H>d """ tant Don s Mo nd ay. pastor of th•· FJrst Uruted j mas basket a Jllmore Grady Craig, Sherry and Keith, though she may have had re- Part of gam subject to$t5tlll0 11 11 ' bearer number 21 Presbyterian Church, spoke on gtven by rs za ' Tom Norris, Mrs. Lettie Spen- tlfement lneome Capilli Gains Tu • !Iotter ""'tant, l Mr. and Mrs Ga ll toptc, " What Shall It Profit I Jr., and Mn. Willard cer, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Under the new law a husband Remember, thiS ll a benefit lfl·l hnl(llur J and \\olf and Dolon·s lef t by tram Thursday l A Man '' " at the Week of Sec.:ret Pal names were a ! NorriS, Mr. and Mrs Erwm and wife may eJect to eom- which may be claimed oniJ Pete r Lil>h n>' l'cte t Wnnd and Helen At hens for West Palm Beach, Prayer service Thursday even· I for the commg year The Gloeckner llBvld Gloeckner, ! bl theii retirement incomes once and It must Involve the tho• rw. " "'" "' t ,mon l. ''' 1\ olle , P'"ll "'' fl a fur a varatmn. They hemg held at the Flrs! Jtravehng prize donated by :rs.JEdward Marsha Moran,lonn: JOint return and the max- taxpayer's residence and not 1 lY II ''!!su1 RF PARTYlN IS BO ttr. Church. Gtlmore waa awarded to rs Mrs. Edward Miller, Mr. and imum upon which they may some other piece or property 1 taken to At hens \ n 111r1 1'.1 rtc ra \1ur S( · ghte r and (amtly, r. an r He noted the value men place 1 Boyer Mrs Larry O'Brien and Jun· com ute their credit JS raised he may own. ro\\ Cpl and M1 s Norman E Robt'rt F r~u!k and son Bobby' tl f the world and of 1 The hostess served 8 des· · P I NEXT · Wlto 11 Who Is h b H MIll e r on Hngs o bo am· my. to $2, 286 . ' ~ . ' Hvscll are announr<ng t c tr t who •ill remam m ThiS toptc " a sert course to the a ve n . The hall WBl decorated In - The tax rate used In comput· Not a llepeodenl) SU N MO N., ol a son Terrv Eugene, Janu· home wh de they are go ne I' the h splnt. f the general theme, ed and Mrs. Raymond Baaty, ke in& with Christmas and J AN 10 ll · I. ary 2 weJglled sevl:'n pounds IWhile '" they will be \nswer to Eternal Mrs Chortes Hoffman, Mrs. a:es were played wtth pnzes You con get ..ldltlonol, volulblo lox ho,!p from I 16 ozs Gra ndparents are Mr guests of thell' da"ghter and t l " Ronald Browning, Mrs. Donald g . to Elmer Pickens and now 64-pogo baok "Cut Your Own ToxM, lvallabla tT• ctnw ulnrJ and Mrs Dores Arn old. Porn-: famtl y, Mr and Methodist Chureh Collins, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Pickens. The doQr pri-ze only through this newspaper. Franl, \1 "',.ton Annette ern) and \1r and 1\rs CNort Sm tih and e;pnu CIIOJr WJder the direction of I Mrs. Donald was won by Mary Pickens. The book contolnt oil of tho lnformotlon lnclud-.1 Fu nlf'f'llll man \1 HysPII or Basha n rea I to return to MI epo a -IHen Phllson the ·'Lord's Mrs. Edward Wells. e e chana' of J!fts and rles I rln In this newspaper "J,US Toll D" k grandparent s "" Mr< In a I ar) 18 I Prayer" and responses. Mrs. meetmg Will be Wednesday, conduiled the party. In "re To = r ogcopy olmply mall the c4ilpon lnd Singer of Clle!lte r and Mr r ----Wtll ta m K Russell prsented January 211, wtth Mn. Raymond P.riiYer ,.., by Rev. Morrison. your name, ond 50 t• ..ll- .o_fM-t-e.l r port Cpl Hy,..ll Is serving a spectal vocal number, " Eye as hostess. Ml'l. Bol> Adama was pianiat. "Cut Your Own Taxot.'' c/ o Tho Dally 13 mon th tour m Korea and 1 Hall• Not Sen, ' With r Mr. P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, R..llo City Station, pltw 1s due back m the Stat es WJII tam Russell servmg as orWplfl', tiOtllllelie and liquor York 19, N. Y, 10 late Aueust The Hyse lls al- gan~>t lor the servtce , stains are easily removed from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ so hove a son, Bruce Anthony, I Other mmtstero the flntshe• of mahogany, ma1 were the Rev . pie, birch, oak, pine, teflk, wal"Cut Our Own ToxM" age 2'' ,.:::.--------=-= = = , ; son, Rev . Donald Boone and nut cherry. rrultwood, rotlec/o The Dally Sentinel 1965 Rev Donald H1cks. Speakmg Off tcero of the and veneen. lt'J done by P. 0. Box 489, Dept. A, the ru1al service Frtday ••· Child Conservatton League new liquid product illat the Radio City Stotlon, 8 SUNDAY SCHOOL mng w1ll be the Rev. Wednesday afternoon at t h manufacturer says !JJ robe soak· New York 19, N. Y, 1 H1cks with the lop1c, How home of Mrs. Jean Cooke d In 8 line steel wool pad. Pleato ..,.a me coplot of "Cut Your Own Shall We Escape , If .. Neg-. make plans for a card (Stain Mater, Woodlnu'7, TexM" at SOc par copy. Enclosed It my chock ., lect So Greot a Salvallonth ~~- Tuesday, February 9 at Conn.). money o..., for $ stc will be prov1ded by e Middleport Elementary • • • \h~ i\lyt'r~. ln~lde a~d ~1 ---------------1 ~/ NO. 227 •t T.. .... M ~ales ",......•~ .---~- kl d an at Dnrced T. TIN frrtRWII VOL XVI TOO I[IIU)W - .- · ,.... I w I -Jill . . . . . . Ito . . NOW h~me E B: . ettt 5:U e .,....... ~ • ho::n~a:o:::'e :.~~ ~~·~ore ~~=all FIIst ~ ~lrb • -e an~, ~·~:a~• r~ retire- H~~~:~~~ ~uunctl~:,., ~:~. 1 ,,~ "~- ~"'ada -:~:~ - :.~ w~;t1h h:~d d~~~:ter ·~~ch~~~ M~~r ~:~e ;;t'~~/3ho~:~ ~~=~ ~~c ~~reM:""'" .,II l:ul~er'~un ~~~e~hetl~l~:; al · : ~e;:•tespondedday a ~I ~o Mrs nn~ A , f.;"':r!~.:~':b:O"!~h:: prln~tal :~m!nr ~ ~lcln~ ~ed841 b~ ·~~per:~ ~ :W. I par· f r.~~::trr':as," t~;h;r H<~ llte Kra.ut1: ' . . .. .........l beln~ Wfl~ rh~ ~eterans «wetm~ • B RAY 6 30 Windy and 111r01n1 lllllch col\1. ., today with temperaluru ~lng Into llh by ..... t. Mellly eloudy, mueh colckr to. lllrlll~ low !1-14 Fair Saada y, ..,. 15-20. had been 20 per cent. n·JVI'dendsThls Year DE:CRA,NJ~ an~ual c;;~~tm;;a:.rt~~ 0& J l , VF.ATRF.Jr .. Mr and Mrs La wrence Mil ' the Pm::eroy the j.n:r citizens , received ' sev- le!hnlllate4edthe Sblhsr 1 the profit, If t"n 1 It om• were m WtlkesvJIIe 1\ed Shak.,peare Club Wednesday Revre:'.c Mrs Ea rly and three ! el'll tax breaks fro!" ,the, Con- lure ;" principle on ' a as mocb nesday to VISit wt th her aunt, atler\10011 at the home ol Mrs. children were gue< ts A pot· gress last year when :": : drugs and medithan the former homo Mrs t l.tra Phll ltps LoUIS R• tbel. Umon Ave tuck dmn..- was served foll ow· tax law was I will lnes For many elderly the cost ld for II there was no Mt s B F. Parmalee has been Each ffi"-'ll ber gave her de- ed by a Chnst mas program con· three 'llf their dochome , then the r turned to her home from ftm tJOn of dlSClpl me, and m sisting of the followmg tell" to r uce n were · tor bills am was taxed as capital cain Memona l Hos- summa ry, Mrs Tompkms Opemng songs Joy to the • t8l< paid old Now the I per cent restflC· pttal where she has"""" a dtsctpline Is the way of World " "Oh, Ltttle Town of -Tile • ""ria the OM! lion also has been eliminated I dlfftculty for oldstero wtit medtcal patient for severa JIIhat ltvmg ts learnmg , an and SJ!ent fone: :• ad dnlgo land the tota1 cost of all medl- that many of them moved in ""'b lea rnmg IS growmg, and one IS Night. " Scnpture readmg, St i of m Jc eo a Ia !Hlr. cines and drugs, the cost of with their children or lnro an alway, teac hmg by exampl e Luke. 2nd Chapter, by Herbert - An Increase I hoopltal Insurance, doctors' and a artment after selling their Mr and Mrs. Robert Jay Parents are the Ill's! teachers Roush, followed by the Lord 's IIIODI Income credit. me r- dentists' fees and hospital exand thereby failed to """ re turned to thet r home Ill ol re hgJOn winch ts ca ught ' Prayer m umson " Legend of -A oace In alHed• ..1-l:e penea are aU ·ruDy deductible realne an advantage from thio Culum bus after spendmg a two- more than taught. Good exper- the Pomsettta Mrs. Furbee; tuDily to realize oom Ill lor all cou les where one of y n Con re" corw •·• k vaca twn in Mtddlcport Jences lor soe ta l adjustment I' The Gdts of Chnstmas," Mrs profit on tbe salellui.: the spouse• pio 65 or older. in wtth her SIS ters, Mrs. Susan are realiZed when the entire H tt Furbee · "The tbey bad v Hawllllgs Mr s Wilham Grue- l fam ily comes together for Mrs Herbert live of tbo elcbt yean before Thto aew taJ break aiiO aplow DOW Idea that a ser and fwmly and Mr and , ties or sp<ctal observances R h· ' What Is Chnstmas,'' •the sale. pl!ea to eblldrea who an oup:::; DO 0 M" Carl Brannan : Mrs Tompkms read Luke I· ":,' Roush ·sugar and I In former year11 medical ex· port1oa: &betr Bled pareata. Tbls penH 61 or bt ,:::of IIIli 1 26-50 how the Lord establish,, A Cross · "Dream• penses were deductible only to makes Iaiiy deduettble tbe oosl tax at all oa of lbt Mt and Mrs. Lysl e M< l" d 8' famtly and closed wtlh plce, n .. Wil- l tht> extent they exceed 3 per ot an medlelan purcha11d for 1 bome - .rea:ar eat ul Columbus were rect>nt guests e go to the Bible to Take Their Place, Chrmat cent of Income Drug expenses I"A of profit - l f tbe aelllt W b ·one can " H hi h lS of ns mas , .. t100 1 ul Mr Mrs MannMg • . a code fo r llvmg "' son. Cross ICQ.Uid be included only after As before, all other medical l iD&' price is or en. sk r cmd son, Joe ReichfmCohnd. Mr s T A. Henness)', pre!!). RouMh was ptan· ,ttley exceeded l per eent of expense! for dependent parents [ If the seOOOihnthg price lstmol'lol M s W D Parsons o arh t g rs ' .· 1e th ' than 120 e amoun r W Va has been Vlstt- dent. conducted t e rr:eem ist and Mrs Nora Cross, pro- , mconle. are fully deduct!b on erefit subJect to tax Is leoton. f whtch ope.ned wllh de\ Ohons I d to Games were tum of the son or daughter pro . $20 000 d ~resented qu\~\c~' ~-- :~~~~~~ ~;eetin~ ~~ Zduo Jng the eredlt 1111 liM - it 17 IS per 15 per fo!'lll""' centcent For Itlater,.... Cut Your Own Taxes-5: . Grange 2612 Holds AnnuaiA . p M HolidayParty ge ~f& .. or~ . . Th e OhiO Volley Grange No " Fami lY' hvmg and cMd de· 2612 met al the hall on Monday velopmenl M;as th; t~~~ r.: at p rn for their I I . ~inistry I take~ ~l. 1-•r•~t •11~<' !~. ~~I!J ~--li na-J ~~ rejo!DJ Nt~)-tiall<l pj.lriili-)-~ llem~ ~y- ~ ~Ill ~lit � 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 8, 1965 clay darst jones