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On tbe Srd floor, Another Big Sbpment of Easy Chsirs Kroehler Living Room Suites - Simmons Hlde·A· Beds - Desks - Bookcases - Occasional Tables Metal Cabinets - Mirrors - Utility Tables - Step Stools - Hassocks - Lamps - Pictures - Roll Away Beds -Mattresses and Boo: Springs- Nursery Furniture - Bedroom Furniture - Dining Room Furniture - Furniture for Every Room In Your Home. Also We Just Received on the 3rd Floor We're Having a Sale of Special Purchase '4 Room Size Rugs in the Popular Sizes - WalJ·to-Wail Carpeting in Your Ch01ce of Color and Texture Elberfelds Trained Carpet Mechanics will Lay Your Wail to Wail Carpeting to Perfection. On .the 2nd Floor - the Busy Ready To Wear Department is Headquarters for Dresses Coats Suits Sportswear, Blouses, Sweaters, Robes, Dusters, Skirts, The Drapery Department for Curtains, Drapes, Bed· spreads, Blankets, Throws, Pillows, Electric Blankets, Yar.il Goods of Ali Kinds, Luggage, Lamps, Hoover Cleaners, Sewing Machines, Lamps, Pictures, CUshions, Throw Rugs and Upholsterings. Also on the 2nd Floor our Music Department features the Complete RCA Victor Selection of Radios, TV's, Record Players, Stereos, and Musical Supplies, Sheet Music, Records, Guitars, and on the 2nd Floor Appliances and Furniture for Your Kitchen - Gas and Electric Ranges, Cabinet Sinks, and Dinette Sets -Now on the Main Floor -Lingerie to Suit Every Woman and Miss on Your List. Infants Wear Childrens Wear - Handbags, Hosiery, Costume Jewelry, Billfolds and Our Buxton Department for Mens and Womens Billfolds, Cigarette Lighters. Jewelry Cases, Umbrellas, Dress Gloves, Neck and Head Scarves, Handkerchiefs. Foundation Garments, Towels, To"el Sets. Sheets. Sheet and Pillow Case Sets, Table Covers, Mattress Pads and Covers, Dresser dleport I' Mr on<! Mrs Wendell Ger· DEC. I Eliznbeth Lm'e, president, tach and children, Mike, SUsan The Women's Association of l'O nduCII:!d t.hf' htt~mess session : and Steve spent Thanksgiving the Middleport First United I I ~~hr:>n pl:m..;; tar the lnrernationa! , Day 1 1 1 ,; i Scarves - A Beautiful Selection of Womens Aprolll. The Mens and Roys Wear Department features an Excellent ·Selection of Sport Shirts, Dress Shirts, Jackets, Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Work Gloves, Work Clothing snil Underwear for Men and Boys, Dungs· rees, Dress Slacks, Sweaters. Our Stationery Department feaiures "Hallmark" Greeting Cards, Wrappings and Decoratioos, Gifts for the School and Office and Gifts for the Homemaker - Cook Books, Photograph AlbuUjS, Playing Cards, Pen and Pencil Sets and Bibles - Cos.metlc Section has Most of tbe 1 Colognes, After Shave Lotio~, Comb and Brush Se~ Watches, Clocks, Pocket Knives. And in the Camera Section - the most popular Cameras, Projectors, Screens, Camera Supplies and a Complete Selection of Camera Film - The Housewares Department for Big Selections in Electrical AppUances, Teflon Coated Aluminum Cookware, White Enameled Pots and Pans, Dinnerware, Glassware, Carving Sets, Stl!llk Knife Sets. Kitchen Tool Sets, Rubbermaid Housewares for the Bathroom and Kitchen, Revere Ware Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils, C<Jrning Bake and Serve Cookware, Westmoreland Milk Glass, India Brass Novelties, Kemple Glassware, Wail Plaques, Wail Clocks, . Fi~urines, China Cups and Saucers, Book Ends, Ironmg Tables, Clothes Hampers and a Big Selection of Christmas Tree Lights, Flowers, Candles, Garlands and Ornaments. Toyland is Located on Front Street- Two Doors Below Court Street Our Floor Coverings - Llnoleums. Tile, etc. are at Our Warehouse on Mechanic Street - Ail In Pomeroy - Let Us Help You - We Have Prompt Delivery Service - Excellent Appliance and TV Service - Trained Men to Lay Your Carpet - Use Our Sensible Credit Service - And BEST OF ALL We Have Good, Dependable Help in Every Department. ~~ 'WV 1 KoLESPoRTs 1 1 1 1 i ~ '"'"'"''·-'"''"*.,...,. ., M ainly About p / eop e In . Pomeroy \ Booth'S Story Is Related to L' Cl b ltera.ry $3.99 I $8.95 $1,99-J2.99 and $3.99 to Travel Joy LUGGAGE NOW OPEN to CANNON'S MATCHING BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS and WASH aOTHS "I to I PEN HOLDER MEIGS THEATRE N• Ku FRAN BEN' POME ROY OHIO Store Hours. . . .. .. . ' . '. ... . ' • at y -· I • • ·e ntt·n c .' -· ~ Dllfloled To The Inter•" 01 The Meits·MfUO'II Area ~~~:;--------:=======-=--=-..:..:...::....-=::.:=:..::.::::__ \Jr _ _ _ ;. _v_o_L_X_VI_I_N_0_._1_9_2_____________________~ ___ERO __Y_~_I~DOC~E~~T~.~O~H~IO~------~F~RI:D:AY~,~D=E~CE~M:B~ER~3,_1~9~65~---- Wanted GUts for umnl" and "Her" - Powders, ~~·~-- .... 1 GOESSLER I JEWELRY, STORE . -· J in McConnellsville with Presbyterian Church will hold . I ronn•nt ion 111 C!e..·eland tn Au- their parents, Mrs Homer Ger- a holiday bilzaar Thursday and I g11st wert' re\ te wed. Programs \ach and Mrs. William Smith. ~iday. Dec. 2 - 3 at the church . 1 fur tht' \'t'IH' wt>rt> distr11Jutt>d . 1 . . k With a luncheon l.o be served · Mr. and Mrs Rwhard Pic ens at noon program was pre!:!ented , have returned from a week's I ' I b~ FJ\t' S<:~ue r. (!SS lSir•d by I VI Si t in B<t ltimore. Md, with I The Installation of new omMaude Esmont . Virginia Cuv· : his brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Ben cers of Evangeline Chapter, ert. (ierwva Nolau. HHrhara Lit- Pickt'm <llld Mr. and Mrs Bil! OES, Middleport, will be held ter anr1 Elii'..abeth J.;mce. who , Ptckens and .a nephew. Mr and Thursday evening, Dec. 2, at dt'~erihl'd ~ uitablt' matPr 1<t\s 1Mrs. William T Pickens. the Masonic Temple ln Middle1 crea1~d and used m thr:ir school . . port at 7:30 p. rn. ••, Gomg to Amesville for the 1 G 1) a ._ a. li , ! It' <~< hmg . , lie_ program 1op_tc ~s1ern Star Jnst<lllation from . TILe Past Chiefs of Magnolia • I'J !.:.o ~ 41 I for , Li_1e }'t'llf IS <:rea11VLiy m Mtddleporl Monday evening Temple ~ythian Sisters . will I @(] t I teachLn t-(. . ! were Mr and Mrs. William , have therr annual Chrtstmas , ~ t! j Meigs (•ounly members at- Kmg, Mr. and Mrs. Rober~ j dinner and party with $1 gift I tt!nding were <:t>neva Joi:lc:him. King Mrs Richard Picken9 and ; exchange at the Federated HOLDS ANY Mary v1rgi mo Heibel, Lucille i Mr. and Mrs Allen Hughes I Church Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood~ ' DEC. 3 I ' SmLih. Be;tlnce Rinehart. Mar· I BULOVA C tha Husted. [;enevieve Stob•rl, gerd were visitors m Gallipolis I The Rock Springs 'llethodist ~ 'TIL 41 . Virgima Covert, Gen~va Nolan. Tuesday chW'ch will sponsor a bazaar 1 CHRISTMAS! f 1Faye Sauer, Nan Moore, Susan Mr. an<! Mrs John Harrison Friday and Saturday at Duke 'I ' Park. Ruth Eu!er. Vmas Lee, !and daughter, Sharon, Middle- . Cleaners in Pomeroy. A variety 1 t I • • • • ft 0 • • Margaret Parsons, Nellie Va le. 11l0rt, and Mr. and Mrs. William I of handmade articles and homeLee Lee. Aviee. Freeker, Emi- Conger and son, T. J. Jackso_n, made cand~ will be on sale. A' ly Sprague. EliZabeth Ann were Thanksgiving holiday v1s- ba~·e sale w1ll be he!d Saturday. ! Wf'bst~r and Ethel Chapman. itors of Mr. and Mrs. William The Happy Harvesters class . . ' Dixon in Pontiac. Joining the of the Federated church will 1'he next m~temg w11\ .be De ·group · 1or d.mnel' were 'l . . ., r. an d nove their annual Christmas ber II at lhe Coloma! Inn u cern C J d d t J k0 1 . . "lh llJfS. ar 1 ones an aueahter . party and $1 gift exchange Fria ae s n -.egmnmg WI • . Mrs. Dixon is the former Bev- day evening at the church. Mrs. luncheon at noun. · Ben Neutzling , Mrs . Lillie , ery 1 perrm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munns , Hauck and Miss Lena Grueser I RETURN TO COU.EGES 1and family of Painesville visit- are hostesses. Middleport students return- , ed recently with her parents, DEC. C . lng to <."'IIeses following the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills and The bazaar, soup an~ pie sa~e way with wool holidav vacation were Torn with Mrs. Harry MiJls. , by the Syracuse Lad1es Auxiifor great warmth Rall ~nd guest Ole Gilbo and Mrs. John Lyon!1 and her iary of the Syracuse Volunteer and good laoks! Darryl Stumbo.' Kent Sta~ Un- daughter-In-law, Mrs. J o h n Fire Department will be held , iversity; Forrest Bachtel, Mt. Lyons and son. Johnny, were m the base~ent of the. Syra- 1 Union ; Ellen Dutton. Denison; Parkersburg, W. Va., visitors . cuse Methodist Church. mste~d \ Michl Uoyd. Gene Crookll, Ohio Wednesday. I of at the town hall. II Wlll begm PERFECT State Mike Shafe _r, Brure Wal- Mrs. John Kincaid has re- at ,0 a.m. Dec. 4. Contam~rs Ilace, Jim Johnso~ Marshal)j turned to her home from Char- n~ed ~or carryout. Se~~ng WAY TO ' ' Ray Pickens. Manella College; leston, W. Va., where she has will be m the church dinmg : t • • • • • • • • • Stepllen Coats Kirksville Medi- i been with her daughter, Mrs. room. Soup 5I) cents per quart. 11111 WI ..... UT CliPnl: ..,.. cal College ' of Osteopathy,· Paula Ruttenculter and family. pies 7.5 cents each, 15 cents. by I GIFT . ... , , lltW A handsDm8 17j1Wii th M b t J 1t11 ,..f·lflllP• watth. wattrpr~,~, _ • Karen Bachner, Janice TanneMrs. Ru ssell Mcintyre has e p1ece. any azaar ar lC es ..til .,~lin& Stll·wlndmg. Sllotl' Sprmg· . for sale · I lllrt iltamOJIQ. mlstant. Lurnlnout. hlll, Ron Hanning. Randy Hum- returned to her home m A MAN ~.J:~:-tlltlltt. ~~-or l'fh•tt. phreyl!, Keith Morg.an, Judy field, Ohio, after having spent! DEC. I . sn" Butcher. Paul Gerard, John several days here with her , The Mary M~rtha Ctrde .of , Allsworth, Dave- Wiley, Karen mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. i the Pomeroy F1rst Baptist j AT Come in now! Our Watch McElli!nny, Barbsro Jones. Bob Holiday guests of Mr. and church will meet at the church i Experta will thow >'0U why every Sulova i1 precious :• T~lnc Ohio University; and Den· Mrs. Adolph Saelens were Monday at 7:30 p. m. MemCHRISTMAS! J&Vf&lf)' tha1 te!lt perfect nis Saelems, Don Hanning, Jer- their daughter and ~amily, Mr. bers are asked to bring articles lime, why it'a a gift yo" ry Davlll, Clirlsllne Bahr, su- and Mrs. Ike Wilt and children for a box to be sent to Viet can be proud to give, to zanne Bradbury, Eric Chamb- of Columbus and their son, Nam. own. . Small, Medium, ! ers, Rio Grande College; Rick Dennis. Rio Grande College. .• .,..;:;;;:;;;::,._ _ IOiler. Miami University, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and 'W!liW IU<tmAI!m:a; Tailcrt~l Tn·Or·out<r laott Ia IUcTrs! Fa•hioned by Lauro Large and Extra Large. Michael Morrill. Ashland Coll· 1family of Kirkersville visited ' 1 Moe Life in. 65% Forlrel PolyeJltr, 35o/o Cotton Broa&. A ege. during the holiday season with eWtk. No wardrobe iJ complete withous this veiJatik .llylt, ,. • her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. This heavyweight 100'/. rlono to perjecJWtl/ If hUe. Sir<~ 30 to 3/J, pure wool Jac Shirt Is PI.,N DANCI!l Clyde Bartlett and family. See this beautiful line or "Laura Mae" Girt fully cut with man-siud room The Middleport Hi gh Scnool Blouses- dressy and tailored styles in solids and for lots of free •wingin' oclion. 'B•nd Boosters Association will prints. Beat Winler to the punchstop Tn for a Kolesport wool Member of Pomen>y 1 sponsor a teen daoct party at Mn. Buel Ridenour, Mrs. Joe Shirt in your size. Choose from a v.oriety of pll · Is, in Gold Stor Christmas ·' the high school gym, !hill FrlGuy Summerfield, Mrs. Mary button front style, or 1mart zipper front. Si1e1 S, M, L, XL. C11h Glve-A-y day from 9:30 p. m. to 11:30 B, Heines and Mrs, Jack Ronp. m., following the MiddleportU son were in Marietta recenlly Gallipollll basketball game, The The story of General William attend a Chmtmas demona • • • • • • • • • Jays wiU be in charge. Booth and hls Joug eareer witb strotion by Mrs. Gilbert CUllms, -- ----· - --- -the Salvation Army was given held at the Manetta College. when the Middleport Literary Mrs. Emmogene Lolu1 enter· Club met Wednesday afternoon ed University Hospital, Coloma! the bome of Mrs. Carl Horky. bos, Wednesday, for observaMiss Bess Sanborn reviewed the tion and treatment. . FOR best seller, "The General Next Mr. and Mrs. Phil W!lllamto God" by Richard Collier. son were m Chllllcothe ThanksCHRISTMAS GIVINGI Miss Sanborn recounted her glVlng for 8 fa~ru\y dJO.ner at . !rl the home of !herr daughter and expenence as a young g · 1 M THE BEST boardi at the Salvation son m aw, r. on<! Mrs. Hugh ug . . Black. Others present were Mr. AT BUDGET PRICESI Army Homo iD Chicago while and Mrs Rohert Gardner and attending Optometry School and Dr. and. Mrs. Robert Gardner Styled by Kalla-with graeefulness and colorful also llearmg Evangelme Booth Olld family of Columbus and beauty. Relcomatic locks--bumper edge trim-light, speak while living there. The Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boster but oh so sturdy. Choose from 3 popular colors: New author tells of !be begioning of Blld family of Gallipolis. dawn white, red and medium blue. tile Salvation Army iD tbe Mr. and Mrs. Phil WiJUameS.. Our Complete Une of Airway Luggage and Attache Cues slums of England and General son were Tuesday v!sitora Jn Booth's work In bringlug tbe Gallipolis. •A GOLD Army and its workers world Mrs. Jolm Smith returned I TAR Spoclol Purch1s1 for Our Christmas Solo GIVE HANES UNDERWEAR wide attention. He described borne Thursday evening, after STORE" th• life of hard discipline and a several days. visit in Coium· FOR THAT LITTLE EXTRA Ptrtlcipating ln service to others that the Sal· bu. with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy'1 $600. GIFT vatlon Army worker must be Smith and family. Sho was acCbrilrtmas Cash able to do concluding with the, companied home by her dougllHan•• Jacquard Rose Pattern in Rose, Green, Gold epitopr of General Booth-"He i 1er and son in law, Mr. ond Give-Aw~y . Aslc make• a brlel Cared for the Unfortunate." Mrs. H. R. Waller and daugh· for your fr·ee BATH TOWELS .................. SALE $1.00 The meeting was opened with I ters of Toledo who were enroute lor oomtort HAND towELS ................ , .. SALE 59c \ 11'-'kel the club collect led by the presMarietta to visit his parents. WASH CLOTHS ................... SALE 29c ident, Miss Susan Park. The IMr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith. &y one word-Hanee-and resignation of Mrs. Henry Null, Harold Willlam Lemley Ill conyou 'II get all theu featu reel who has moved to Crooksville, fined to hill home, Liberty Ave. Gentle athletic 1upporl w•s accepted with regret. EJect. by iJIIH!ss. Hygienk: dooble-thick 11al HALLMARK WRITING PAPER ed to the nominating committee I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddie Highlyabtorbent cotton. VeUex, 'Finelaid and Ripplelaid. White and eolors. wt!re Mrs. Clyde Ingles, Mrs. Lem~ey bave returned to their Heat-reaiatant tlutic in walltPlain and decorated. Lined envelopes. ~!;mer son Jones, Mrs. James i home, Columbus after a several blnd and too liiiOnlnoo. $1.00 ·1.25 -1.50-1.75 and 2,00 per box Euler, past president, chr. . days wlsit witb his his parents, Slzos28to50 They will report at tbe bus!- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlillam ness meeting in January. Four·, Lemley. Amtricl'a fiYorltt T·shirt wi1tl teen members answered rolll ----rtinlon:ed neck that won't -. call with a comment on !bel SON IS BORN S·M·l·Xl , Ale and Mrs. Rush Philson PAPER WEIGHT ,;p-..ro;:~!~"iiim'".======;;;;;; r are announcing the birth of loy WOGdc~1fl I their first child, a son, Tue.. Perfect Desk A<ce11ory. Por h<ODo or olJlce. Puppy ASK FOR OUR day, November 30 in Plainfield, Paperclip Perpetuo1 Coland Pen, Pull)' Olt-n-Pen, N. J. The bsby bss been named . endar. ~and Pen. Eric Lewis PhilBOD. Maternal You'll find 1 complete aelection of Hanes 16 PAGE CATAlOG FEAmRING grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 5 tiCh TONIGHT $1.00 Nch Underwear for men and: boys in the Charles Rausch of Wesfleld, NOT OPEN TOYS AND GIFT IDEAS GALORE! me111 and boYI department - Brief& N. J., and paternal grandJ~arT-8hirb - Drawen - Lona; Sleeve • i. "?It li*'W•z! TW'Tifillt"W#bV:~iMW-\tiJil"····· FRIDAY thru TUISDAY enls are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shirts - Unlon SUllo - and In Ill Jdw Docombor 3·7 Philson, Bacino. Great grand· from the smalleat to tl1e eJ.tra large. Alk any of the Wolt Dl.,.or'o parents inclnde Mrs. Fred Philu1es people to help you find the Jtyle you waot, PHONE •oLD YELLIR" JTecbnicolor) !lOll and Mrs. Gomer Lewis, 1 WY 2-3498 Dorothy M<Guire, Fe 81 Par· Racine. Airman Philson Ill serv•••:aMt•••t~~r..SMIII!Ii!:l~illllll'*lllillllll•FiiiTVDIIIIIIIIIIIIIYI-ltll. l . ."lllil!¥-7 ~ Clluck Connor&, Tomllll' lng with the U. S. Air Force 1 Futurette: in Okinawa. He ls a graduate Opon All Doy WNk Doyo '\ Floo~, tho '""'IO OtiH ol Middleport High school and 0 ond Prldoy ond llt•rdoy Nlthll Colorcolioon a lorOier re~idenl of MiddleAdmllolon 711< a. toe •annsraan=a.JIIIffESbD.RD!_.~.Bf. . .P DNMJif 1~;;;;~~~~-----Ji~ 1................................................-................................J U .. .. • 1 11 • •, llemo lor tbe ooclal coleatlar are welcomed bul cu be ....,pled lor DO more tbu 1 A 6.30 p. m dinner ol the Mr. and Mrs, Ira Butcher and three do)" tIssues) parlor to 1 \!artm resuwnmt preetded the I family, Jim and Judy, were lle dale Ia llle nolle•. !lema 1November meettng of Delta ! Thanksgiving dinner guests of 1 Jbould be brief, and dearly Kapp.J Gamma r~cent l~· at the i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones wrllleD or lyped II maUod. home ot Mr.s Nan Moor~. Mid~ :and Mrs. Lena McElhinney. Resef'le your Bulova while selections are complete , ' •''J • ' ·• PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! •• ·-· ·-~ · · ~· · · · " ' " · ··· · ~· ··· · ···"• ·-,·t,··· ··l.;.:.!' ''"''' ;t!': ·· .......~t"~·......f .... ;.;. t""~.;.:t. "-.'' ·· -~ -" '' .. .. .. MOUSE TRAP CUP-N-CAI!NDAR $p Elbtrfelcls An Open 8oth Frklay and Satlnfay Nights Until 9 Elberfelds In Pomeroy, ~~~:·----------------~ .;,. -- ".,~-------~;\ Chairman of Giant Steel Firm says Opportunity of Youth Lies in Education 3 t lu One of the nation's top business leaders, Paul H. Carnahan, chairman and chief executive officer or the &he ' National Rteel Corporation, was honored by approxi, mateiy :' ,o Meigs countians Thursday night in the Southern High Sehool auditorium . Mr. Carnahan, a native son of Racine village, was r~cogruzed for hJS nse from humble beginnings to na· tiona! prominence in the steel industry during the an· CAPE KENNEDY - GEM· nual Meigs County Farm-City banquet sponsored with ini 7's marathon pilots today the asSJstance of the Southern Development Corporation. coasted into the final 24 hours DANIEL COLE The banquet concluded a busy dav for Mr. Carnabefore launch with weather han who lefl a tight schedule in Detroit to return to posing the only threat to the Meigs county where hund· l start of their two-week space reds of re~idents waited to ISouthern High School auditorflight which mav be extended pay hlm tribute. ium again paid the native son by a duy. Mr. Carrmhan Is a captain 01 · high tribute. Mr. Carnahan Things W1!re SQing so well for Industry In the Horatio Alger t~Jce received a standing ovaSalurday's 2:30 p.m. tEST] ODS rogs-lo·riche• pattern. !Ion from the large crowd. blastoff that astronauts Frank Frank Cleland, Racme postBarman and James Lovell Mr. Carrmhan arrived at Wood master and masler of ceremorr ' planned to. ~ake. the aftern.oon Daniel W Cole Governor of County, W. Va., airport In Park- ies. late in the evening presentoff arter Sltlmg m on the fmal oh· . · . '. . ersburg at 11:45 a.m. and was ed Mr. Carnahan a large plaq· 10 LIOns Dlr.ilrJct J3-H decision making session this ' wtll · o~ h"IS VISit · · to . be speaker at a dinner' for greet.ed by a delegation of Meigs ue ·1~ recogniho~ ~- -, ·' -~~•.. ~p'-•· ,,~~ mormng. 1p L" Cl b be count1ans. Racme and a c1tatJon of honor ~~~~";rves";~d ~.,;;e~ni r~i The Carnahan c•ravan ar- from Ohio Gov. Jmes A. Rho- 1 PRESENTS PLAQUE - Paul H. Carnahan, Chairman of the Board of National Steel Corporation, recelva TOKYO COMMUNIST , g g rived at South Hi h h 1 des. a plaque of recogmtJOn from Racme Postmaster Frank Cleland, master of ceremonies of the banquet beY North Viet Nam admitted .to- at 7 clock at the Pleasant In the earl an!~oon ~he~ ~e Mr. Carnahan, In a short talk, Thursday mght m the Southern High School auditorium. --Sentinel Photo ... day that Amencan BJr raHls Point Re.sor_t. . . steel cor Yration executive was round residents of Meigs coun· have hurt its economy and caus- The reJgmng Mtss Ohio, Val. po ty !•friendly teo d I B\t~~£W::tf¥.ill:4t£1! DO:.'-:;T:2Wki ed a cutback in Industrial de- erie Jan Lavin of Canton, will ly,down .. reoFred Robinson, ouhtandlng velopment. also att~nd the dmner. A style M C h k b ,Y-n "I have been pleasantly im· end on Middleport'!! 19&5 footshow w1ll be presented by r. ~rna an spo e ne Y . . . was contained y Sc II ' s . A y to the high school students in pressed With the attentmn glvltall squad, was named secThe admission . vonnein Middleport. a y s pm - . arn Rarme, . just as he did . tater m . en me on my return,,, S&i"d Mr. In 8 brief report by the official shop ood team, Clas11 A, AII-OhIo Communist Chinesf New Chtna Lion Gov Cole is a native of the afternoon at Pomeroy and Carnahan. by the Ass&ciatf1:1! Press today. News Agency on a top level Cl k b . w v H . Middleport urging them to toke Mr. carnohan added, 'To • He also was listed as bonor· I A Middleport fJTen'"n \\!II call al iur~ about every meeting in Hanoi tbe- North ~r s urg, ·f .e 1 ~ owner advantage 'of the opportunities great measure the future of our able mention on the UPI all- home m Middleport Sunday to receJve donations or c~n· 1 Vietnamese capita; ~ ~an~ge~o. ~tes Ttre a.nd ,available to them. He stressed country is going to rest on th!~ H pe was held here Wednes- Ohio team. Ined. goods to boost the department's 17th annual dlitde -t: PPY m ane a. it is a must to obtain the best lyouth attending Southern Local da/that wtlen all . townships I So tb ate Obi Le , butwn of rood baskets to I- - - _._ WASHINGTON -THE AD· possible education each can schools and many others like hove reported the 13000 goal I ld: e s rod o ~gue the need) al Christmas. led to Post Office Box144, Mlit ministration, cons._, •• of "some af~rd. 1m them . • bope they lake it ser· ' of the 1065 Red Cr~ Fund I bo~!.~'::'em.:i::· ·:i:~ The drive. sc heduled tu begin 1d;?or\ or Conlact lthe ma~'f' disturbing siJ9!" , t could arna n was also present- musly. Dnve will have been met. at l p m, Will be house - to- 0 IC!:! unng regu ar wo Ill pelfti-towl{f1 is read ~ ed_ keys to the towns of Racine, The Detroit executive, stress. . I wer_e Braee Slmpwa, ~me- hour.;e. hours. The number In Ill lng a battery · ..e.pons ~ Middleport and Pomeroy dur· in& opportunities for the youth County DriVe ChaJrman Paul i roy, Jay Broob and Gary , famJiy should be mduded. hejld oU lllell ·a tllreat. mg his. visits to the schools. A~~ commented,."Edu.cotioo iB bsrd: Casci, reporting Wednesday all Hsyn.,, NeisonvlUe... A followup will be made Sun· The .Illristma& basket etil, I.. ~rt Htl1, Jr .• president of Ra· Jy denied anyone today who the Decem~ meetm.g at Vet- ~~;f.J''i"¥-~~"'"'tN<:~,',..;'.w."'"'-' 1day, nee. 12. but wtll not be a! mittee has asked that .5 ~reasury secretary Henry H. Cine council. made the presen·lputs forth the effort to get it" erans Memorial hospital, OX· I house. to- house firemen !hal die rt firemen re rtall10 tilt • Fo'lrler, In a speecll Thursday tatJon m behalf of Mr. Carna·I He urged the paren!J of child tended 1115 personal appreria· '"Sl w1ll make p1ckups miSsed po po • 1day · ti f nan's h t M I - t· to h h ll th s d stat1on at 12 311 Sunday Dec• ., td lbe NaIIonaI ASSOCIB on o LANCASTER, Ohio IUPil orne own, ayor Cha~-1 ren to support their youngstt!rs l?n everyone w o as con-I I IS un a~ m uniform ' Manufacturers In New York, . _ 1es Legar presented the key ml in their quest for education tr1buted and helped the dnve. j , . discus,.d some of the danger ~ you~tg moth•;· app;'e~lj,.ct';- 1 Pomeroy and Mayor Lee Smith Still on education Mr Co;na- Mr Casci said he believes the ! F~remen >sk that the dona. signals. Included was a trend . aug . over omes IC 1 leu· made the presentation at Mld- h "d ,, ' · oal ma be met when all retLOns of ran goods bt' plaeed this year of IIKire risin• prices lieS With her husband, shot and Idleport 1. an SOl ' What man can Imag-1 g y I on porches II res idenls are not • d d h l h'ld ' I me man can do" ports are m and leS5 falling ones than in woun e er wo young c I rf"n The Carnahan caravan of 8· . . . . ' gomg to be lmme ThiS would any year since 1958, a reces- Thursday night and then at bout two dozen Meigs countians I Carnah~n saJd a brdhant fu- ' Chapter . Chat,rman Ver~n Ihelp speed up the wol k of col• slon year. Fowler added that tempted suicide. then lunched with the lndustri.l lure awaits the youth of tuday Nease preSided at the meetmg Ileclmg. , the oount 's su lies of un· Fairfield County sheriff's dep- alist at the Martm Restaurant and added that he feels they wmlwben reports of the secretary ANNISTON, Ala (UPI ) - ~ : used man~wer ~d machinery uties said Mrs. Carolyn Sue Me- l in Middleport Mr. Carnahan I (Contmued on page 6) and tresurer were read and Alabama Circu1t Judge Robert Everyone Wtl!tng tu donate to a ore at their lowest level Since ·~·V/ . z;, fired • pistol other then attended • "Get Re-Ac- 1 •ccepted. iParker today formally sen ten. l the proJect al~n may leave do 1961 ~hildren and then tried to shoot I quainted" hour at the Racine l M~ry Ham~. blood pr~g~am ced the first wh1te man in nattons at town hall Name~ . herself The gun had a malfunc- LegiOn hall al 6 p m 11 ' chmman, said the next VISit of modern Southern hiStory to be Iof needy fam il ies m<v be maJ I· ' . I . . w ere ue the Bloodmobtle Unit Will be . ted b . (. d --- Metg~ County fruit WASmNGTON - DESPITE hon, aOO she at~emplerl to INIJJ I was reunited With stveral school· ' Monday Dee. 27th at the Porn- ~nvtc y a J.ury o mur er ' • - are mvil.ed to ~ttend the 11111111 the drama of British Foreign oot a closed win<low from the mates eroy Ju~ior High building from m a racial slaymg. I Tn-Coonty FrUJt School 'I'IIUiio Secretary Michael Stew~r.t's ap· second, story bedroom of _om~:_ guests last night at noon until six. Many donors are I Parker was to Impose a 10. 1 ' day . December 9 at the Am~~--· pea~ over _Mosco~ telev1s1on for fathers horne, about _four miles EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) _ needed to keep this program go- year sentence stipulated by the 1 vil le Grange Hall. an Jmmediale V1et Nam peace north of here os Oh1o 158. About one million persons 10 a ing I all _ white. male jury wh"h I Among the top1cs to be ... conference, U.S. orficlals doubt ~harles Kennedy, the womsprawling section of the South- Others present were Alwilda t found Hubert Damon Strange, ~ldered wit! be "Tree cart ~ ed the Commurusts would buy an 8 father, heard the .sho.ts and west were plunged into dark- Werner, treasurer; Dorothy 25, guilty or second degree murter the 17 Year locust and the ideo. ' rushed mto the room m time to ness Thursday night by the Smifll, secretory and Fronk der in the nightrider killin~ nf ' era I management in Di!oeat!OI)it There was more. Interest .m p~ll ht~ daughter away from the nation's second giant electrical Vaughan. Negro Willie Brewster last July lrol" bv ~r. B.lalr Janson. Washington today m the cJT· wmdo• She was hospllalize<l I A Ch . 1 Lf 11 • power failure wlthm 8 monlh. I El' Ells.arth Powell 15 84 Stale Umvers!ly, Also cumstances under which Stew- w1th cuts from the broken wmrls mas g tmg Contest The blackout which blanket I Reed. ll died w · ed w1ll bt> ' 'Management 11 art made the appeal then m dow. IWJI~ _be sponsored thts year in ed about 20 000' 1 uare miles 0 j PLAN ~ANCE The jury returned il!i verdict his ~~ee.Mr Po ~n~s:a~ " penences" in connection 3 what he actually said. He was The children, Bradley, 4, and a jomt effort by the Rutland \fest texas ~nd s~uthern New The Rarme H1gh School A· Thursday afternoon after more a residen.t f th ~ d 11 en "Pick Your Own and the simply repeating ~reviou~ .Brit- Flynn. 3 months, were in criti· ~~~~~~Club and the Rutland Mexico, was quickly traced to lumrti .Assn. will sponsor ~ th~n 10 hours of actual dehher- ea for the p:st ~ e':.s<; :~de ::~ ~ er Makt Money" by b;.h calls ror Russta to JOin m c~l cond1t10n at Children's Hos- C\ass~s Garde~rs. stalled gass regulator in El· ldance m the _7-8th grade aud1- abon. Twenty ballots were tak- a memher of t~e Reedsville I Dempsey of Jackson; s~nsormg a mee~lng of all na. plt.al m Columbus. Deputies elude._ ri\~ Judged WJII ~- Paso, and service restoration tonum fo!lowmg the Southern- en by lhe panel, wtth 1h e l Chnsltan church Peacht'S 1Canning) by bons ~ncerned IR the South- said Bradley was shot in the ious and e Jgtous, NO? . rehg· began in a little more than an Pomeroy. basketball game S~t- votes reported to have ~wung l Survtvmg are a. brothe-r Otho Layner, Storage or Peood. east Asia war. head and Flynn in the r.ht•sl. pnze 1 Doothr D~r.ations. ~e hour· urday mghl. The dance, wtth from &-4 ror acqUittal to unam- Powell of Reffisvill · 1 Ralph Frash; SelURi Depu t'Ies sald Mrs. McE' . in the s or e wmnms a sts er and Fea tl.~ by Ralph .... watn varioUll te • entnes . I President Johnson ordered musi<: by "Those Four Guys, " mous agreement on convJrtwn. IMrs Lillie ThomJs eReedsvllle 11'1:'rs WASI!INGTON -:- ~R. lfi!GH had been emotionally disturb&! be $10 for th ~a gor~es wlll l military assistance made avaU4 w~ll end ~t muinight P~o~ I and a numbel of m~es and ~ Markrt Avarlble by --,... L. Dryden, the brJlhant scJent· smce she left her husband Bil- 15 1 e Jrst pme and able tile affected area and w!ll go lftto the assocJatlon's phe s Bentlev. 1st . engineer generally regard- lie Doyle Mcilwain, two days ligiO::~ ~:n~O:r~z~e~ 1.:· r~ Instructed Chairman Paul S. scholarship fund. F~neral ' '""'"" will be held In the afternoon tile ed as the man wbo fed the Unll· ago. She took the children to lor first prize and 13l , Swidler of llle Federal Power! I Saturdav at 2 P m al the Reeds Censu• and What II MeiDl e<.t States into the space age, the home of her parents. prize in the doo d or second Commission to .end an expert! Veteraas Memorial Ho!pltal vt\le Ch~t stlan ch~rch with Rev You m Management" died Thursday nlgllt of cancer Judging on the rcon~~~a!~b. invesllpte the failure. Admlsolou -Mrs. Nathan KoEldon Blake officiating. Buriai discusled by. Elldd;on~:=~ at the age of 67. . NOW YOU KNOW held Monda e e . curek, Racme: Orman Mays, will be m the Reeds~·JIIe ceme- tenston Frmt SJ One of the key men m the SUme rots appear have a• ber Y v mng, Decem· WEATBE Reedsville: Joann Eses, Midter Friends ma .. IState Univeroity. Rllplil vast U. S. space program, lnnale fear of the smell of cato and ~0 betwee~llth~ hours of 8 p I R dleport ; Claude Reitmire, Porn· Howard Dalley was elected Wn;ie Fune;al hr~all10 a~~ will also discuss " : : : ; Dryden was deputy administra- otben seem to lick that fe~ p. m. . mes Whlch j arty cloudy toalcbt, I lew eroy. fire chief and Lee Smith. out· viii t ·Agency Use and R tor of th~ National Aeronautics but have 11 Jnberlted tear of 8 ~ ~eoo~a~ Will be ~udgedl Upt &bowen eut, low %1-34 Discbarge1 - Julia Gibbs, going mayor. was named the one hany Jme and al the church ! in Social Security and and Space Adminl~lration (NA· tbe slgllt of makes. a~ll .: ecJSlon of thl fudges WOI~ 32-31 - · Salllrday part. Pomeroy; Nancy Watson, Tup. new first aid chief during 1 e oor pnor to the servJces 1man's Compensatloll. "' :~~ SA). He was tbe fll"llt and only WI !ural. ly clond)', a Utile eooler, Pers Plains. • meeting or tile Middleporl Wells. Manager of tbe I man hold tbe post since the Volunteer fire department r pie lnslitute, will also WORLD Governor Cole Will Speak at Ll• n.·nner . ° e;es;:;~~ ~ul~eor~:!robody Hope Held GoaIW"ll I to~~: pe~~~ F•Iremen WI•II Begin Drive sunday at l In. M.Iddleport BeReached t 1 Mother Wounds Two Children, r ! Tnes , SUICI , 'de F' 1 . Wh1te Man Sentenced ' . For Murder 1 Ion Texans I Jn Blackout Mi}}' ?er FrUit• Growers InVIted tO Tn-CoSchoo} ero•• Eh Powell 84 Of ReedS\,. I')]e n·Ies at Horne Garden Clubs PIan on test c a. me\lf6 to Dailey EJected Chief Fireman to to 1 Lron t on or 1T 7 , ar ren Local to be Adm l•tt d t s th t e 0 0 u eas e ...n L ootp to •Kency was estobllshod in 1958. COLUMBUS - MORE Olfi(). ans were on tbe job and earned more money In \he fiscal quarter ending June 30 than in any other quarter in history, the Bureau of Unemployment ' compensatlm IBUC) revealed ~~Y·o! June 30, tbere were 1,629.715 workers under unernplo)'lllent compensation eamlug 1 total of l311'174tl!ll 49 both .... records All with llree .., ~ employ".. mwst ,.port payrolla to tbe BUC. I Either Ironton of La Th co t wrence e proposed consolidation In- After a g~neral di&Ctllllion In~~ or Warren Local of Wash- eludes five school districts, league presldenl B. F. Auer: ei gllth :~ly wiU become the three hJgh schools an<! two Athena principal, appolllted a Oht!'"~~l~tl~ LeSoutll- elem~ntory scbools. They in· committee, lncludlnl himself. to in the next two or three a~e, elude. Middleport, Pomer<>)'and study appllcatlona and _Hlecl if th sed Uda yeas. Rutland high schools, and Bed- one scllool as !be elgllth Diem· ~propo conso !loa of lord and Salisbury elementary ber of the league alter eonsou~:.. ef: ~untythschool dls- schools. dation. other membero .;, tile 1 vmaies ~ ng MI;IJ exempted M~ lost night with SEQ. committee are hlgll sclwoi prtn. Porn Ill eport and AL ofiicJals were PrJn.:Jpol clpals Jameo N. M. Davio, GalIQUAD CALLI!D The"7Eo~ccom~ltsedhed. n I I JomeJ Mayneo and athletic dl- lipolis; John Worthlnaton, JilekThe uLw E· rece v ot c a rector AI Brown or lronlon Higll son. and Harl- Ell'·· t.. ......eport R oquad con!lrmalion, al the resuJar Scllool. Tile league bas already ., "'""' .h . .!ter., n ,~:~..!t ~f.. Pp,~: :~: ~:"t)!':tn!1:u=.:u:~ :0\:::.tp~l::n!h~~E~;~: :!=u• •=Is, . hOwever, B kF , . an amihes Thursday night. I Other fire dep•rtment offi-i DI'ne at Mart•"n cers chosen were Robert Fi~jh· er, ossislant fire chief ; Pet• Kloes, captain: Don Mills, rirst 1 Lt.; Lewis Ellis. Second Lt., and Raymond Russell third Lt main at eight teams Tllere wlll ' . be nine with the ac~ lance of Emergency . rescue squad of· either Ironton or w:rren Lo- flc,.ls elected along with Smith col, but It would revert eiKill' were Dove Ohhnger, asst. first Iller already contracted games aid chief:. Russ~IJ Mills •. first are playfd off the schedule !aid coptam; Sm1th, preSJdenl; ' IDon Mills. vice president: OhIn other bosineso la•t night linger, secretory. and Gerald league officials received rom. Anthony, treasurer. pleled plano from the secretary for tbe 11161 Fresllman BasketLODGE TO MEET ball d- 8 an aseball tournaments. Racine Lodge 461 F and A.M. to of ,I . ,. 18 tm ~~e:!ll '::nq:!. :'!; ~~;l,d n:..:•l7, '::i~ ~~x!=~~~EI:~· a~ d e champsoo IChooL art• .,,., . menta will ba llllfVBd. ,•• .,,., ~ ·~ . ' . . il open one mterested in fruit to· tion and marketing, . to c. E. Blakes!.. County .. f The annual Chnstr:'as party tenston Agent. , or e~r_nploy~s a_nd d1rectors of! ---r::::~:::::::;;:;;:;t lbe CJ!Izens NatiOnal Bank of Middleport was beld Thursdav night. ·1 The group enjoyed dinner at tbe Martin restaurant and then SNOPPI*S ret~rned to Lhe bank for presen· DIYS tot10n of gJfts, enlertainmenl, ' and games . Atrending were P,lr. and Mrs. 8 nd Rndney Downing, Mr. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and M"' Manning Kloes. Mr. and Mrs Jack Satterfield Mr and Mrs Harold H hb rd' M nd Mrs. ~M~uuta!~~": =Yth!~uM::te,"a~ :::r: ;::al~, w:: =to~::::.·~:;; m'!n~ :W=.m;b;l;u:"t!!~m':{~! ~m~:C~~~f=~~ %~: ~::,rsMrG<;~d ~~~r= be ooe team by 1967. aext two lhteo yeara. melllbershlp lilt s='*' et wlll be held al tbe Masons invited. Refresh. Fultz and Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Of m~et~~ing SialltiD �I • • ' fly. A CQ~~genltal II!Qde~ to - - - - - - - - - Ill were beld. Jo Ana Hen•ley o! Columbus Vislllng Ma'b Plerct were 1pent th' weekend with Mr. Mr. and MJ"s. enver Curtll bow·l•l•. brOJJ8ht Into tho roy'l\wJkJ&lvlnl weekend •lsft. I .- DP. 111 11ntJ tltroqb marrill'l wltb Gl'tl of Mr. and ~ Uoyd Nice IN 0 ""' and Mr.. ~ohn lltnlleJ. and Mr. and Mrl. Robert ilastGermd ll'tltooracy,"eauooil aey. and fiDIII1 were Mr. ud Mrs. Mr and 14!*- Dave Yatri tnan of Colw1lbus llild Mr. .DOl era! pneraUons of AmeriCIIl Lali'reoee McNickleB, David and speni 'thanksgiving "tilth Mr. Mr~ Millard Van Meter, fla. females to wear oldrts which Bonnie and Judy Lyter of illll' and Mrs. Robert Yates ol cam- cine and Dora Pterce. riBburl Pa. bn"dge Mr. •nd Mrs. llorsel Larkl111 bl d th .....,., 1 os1 resem e 0 s"'"'~.es 0 m ~~ ft.... ' · were visiting Mr. snd Mrs. Vtrpollticlans (In that they cover. _By Mrs. Vlalting Mr. and Mrs. &)' Mf. and Mra. Elbert Fltzpa~ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman Iii W8D111ley, Cheahire, With ed everything but touched IJOih. Mr. and Mn. Edward Mor- Bud and Pam over tho .,...k rick, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fltz· IIDd family were Thanksgtvlng Johnnie and Ronnie Johnoon, ing). 1!1 •nd f~ of Pippa Passes, end were Mr. and Mn. Don patrick of Columbus, Mr, ond guests o! C. B. Haylll8ll of Cbes- Portland, visited Ethel LarkiN. And at least 0110 malo poe!' Ky., 'nre weekend guests of Beegle and Zane o! Columbus. Mrs. Bill Murray Dayton Mr. ter. Mrs. Marvin Walker vlllte4 atwn strUUied with tr0U11r1 ,.•• and Mro. Alec Wbaeler and d Mr Kellh ' Rid ' . o! Mr· and Mrs. Chari.. Mor- M Larry Curti .. which were wide enough to ac-, Blll . Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush, g.ster, "M.J Mr. and ~~~Tom cinko were visiting Mr. and "· -VlolelsJnntb Now thai the bl.rkbirds have "keep Florida_ green. a new l"'mmodate a pair o! lmees not Mrs. Dolly WoHe called Sat· Mrs George Yonker and Mrs. Hayman were vtoltiJ11 Mr. and Mrs. Val Hartuoc, Chester and gathered and dep.<~rted fo,· thetr menace to famtly budget-balanc· i no. molly on speaking terms. urday eve~ung on Mr. IIDd Mrs. Freeland Norris were Bhopping llrs. Guy Hoyman. Mr.lllll Mre. Cl!arlle Marclnko,l1;;;a;;;;:;==----=--i autumn migration to warmer ill!i has appeared. , Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock 1a style brouJibt to a !inal aDd Earl Robmaon. Sunday callers In P&rkerabnrg on Friday. "limes air conditioners have . h Ieven more ridiculous end by were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sar- Tbankqlvlng day su<ols of Mr. &nd Mrs. Joe Blasell wert Thankaglvlnl dbmer gueata ~olned ' lawn ~mowers and short The adv~rtls~ng agencies ~vt , another "royal deformity,n &hiJ gent and Bill Robinson, Ra- Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons spent several days with Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs, lleeve shirts on the fall sale Iaborde mJg~tiJy in (IV~rtlme l time a mental one. The present cine, Wallie Stover, Mabel were Mr. and Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Ted Hayman and Jan· Eastern Heights. They also vis~sts and tile lamily bankroll hours preparmg propaga a to type of narrow.guage trowera Shields and Mrs. Drew Fisher Rous~ and !amlly, Mrs. Edna et B.isaell of Columbua. !ted Mr. and Mn. David IIIJga, • . . htl convmce lhe Amertcan lemale . were Inflicted on the populace <II Cleveland. Roush and Mr and Mrs ott who wu .....,..,., 41Jeblr""" is begmnmg lo recover !I 1lg y ' lh t I t 's ••penst"ve . • Mr and Mrs Howard Young ,.........,. a~ · ·1 1 1 a as season ·~ by th mueclt rvored (by 1atnDorsa P.,....,. retumed ro Boston Racine · · from the Air FIJI'CI 1D Ar1loaa 1 STEAK from the ann.a P' gr mage o PY of the then latest brainstorm agers and retarded adults) bJo ._. lfta' belni a ourllcal Mr ~nd Mrs Bill Fox and Da· o! Paden City, W. Va., Mr. and and are lllllf llvlDill tbt RoMiaml and th~ ~nseq;:n~ !rom Paris has now become so "Grand Duke of Hlp-tl)'l"atlon" patient at VllleriDI ldiiDOI"tal vtd spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Mrs. Kenny Reynoldl &nd Nel- bert Gray properiJ 1D Tuppen (low ol green ac s ne e hopelessly out o! date a~ to be Elvia Presley who from IDipeo- Hooplll!. and Mrs. Ray RUSIOU at New· lie Sletbem vtslted Mr. and Mrs. Pllllnl. HOUSE descri~ hereafter as 'that tlon o! his TeeVee performanett Ml"l. Jolm l"Ol'IIIWI ot Port- ark Garth SmltiL • Mr. and ~ Gecqe Belliold rag and ~~st be replaced presumably lldopted thflll In u )lnd, Mrs. Deipba Cummlnl, I.e- Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Ciarenee Dean loy ofltalnbow llldce and ldr. al ooce w~~ wha_t th( :~ eHort to abut off Uving lplCO tart, Mrs. Bob Kiesling, Galli· Linda and Jimmy, Raymond Ad- and Millie Wayne Burton of Co- and Mro. Henry llenoJay were aU wearing al a prtce 0 a u to a colony of very aeUvt ants. polls and Evelyn Foreman re· ams, Warren, Mrs. F I o sale lumbua wert visitinl Mr. dinner IUOI!a of Mr- and Mrs. a quarter per squan • loeb. Bu on the whole the "otyle" eently calli!! OD Mr. and Mrs. Church of Delaware were holi· and Mrs. Wayne PriDoo. Johnnie llenllay. "Slvles" must suller 1 com· busine88 ....,. to simmer down Ray Heiney. dey weekend guests ol Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett ste!JI. plete ·re~ersal Instead of drea .. to another and very Important Mrl. Jameo Kn!JibUng has Mrs. Bob Adams. Mr. and Mrs. BIU SwalD vi• em wero dbmer aueato of ldr. es designed to make gtrls in part o! the theory of "plalllllld returned to her home following Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ripley lted Mr. and Mrs. Jim Primmer and Mrs. Roland S!Aithem. their earliest teens resemble ollso1eseenee" which keepa oor llll"f!OI")' at Holzer boopltal. and famdy of Columbus spenl of Co1umbua. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar. matuJ"e matrons. they now manufacturers and finance com· Carl Norrlo of Junction City the holiday with Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. David Smith nett of Tuppera Ptalno wn vi• : transform these same matrons panleo prooperou.o and pramotes apent a weekend with Mr. and Olden Thaxton, Mrs. Arthur Sy~ were dinner guests of Mrs. Ed- illtJ11 Mr. and Mrs. NOI"Dllll W• RY : into the appearance of little poverty - prOil"amo for tile rest Mrs. Tom Norrla. veater of Syracuse called on the 08 Stewart of lleedlvlllo, ber, JEWEL I girls Iat a distance at leaal). of us. Mrs. Fern Norrlo of Haclne, ThaxtonJ Sundey. Mr. and Mn. Bert Just how the physical pari of i and Mn. Ferne Hayman called Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers wurth, New Richmond, vtstted this adaption Is accompllahed 011 Mrs. Floyd Norris recentiy. of New BriJibton, Pa., Mrs Jes- of LoUisville apent oeveral day• Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. I is one of those thingo which will Mr. and Mro. Early Roush and ale Parsons o! Pomeroy open! with Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Delmar Larkinl of Cheater forever remain 1 myslery to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck and ThanksglVIng with Mrs. Kate Marks. was •n overDJght auest o! Keith mo, .. men, but those of us an· Pam open! Sunday with Mr. Rowe and Ada. Mr. and Mrs Connie Rayman apent the Weber. cient enough to remember the and Mrl. Don Beegle and Zane Vernon Rowe also vtslted her weekend In Columbus wllh Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. Leot.er Little of amazing change of the female of Columbus. father, Roy Rh~ and family and Mrs. Elbert Fltz trick. Hockmgport were vl•Itlng Mr. OnltrByPhone fonP from the over-stufled LilAaron WoHo who Is employ· Mr. and Mrs,, Ideo Thaxton, p8 and Mrs. Oscar Bal:cock. lian Russel type of the days of Mn. RuJib BearU ed at Middletown, &pent a Mrs. Charles er, and Ed- Gib>on J d All and Frlendl bn have recelvnd And Toke 'lm " FIRST CHOICE 0~ the first war into the almost Mr. and Mrs. All!OI Leonard weekend with his parents, Mr. ward Wagner and Steve atlend· aor.W: ~iban 80~1 ed an, 1 the word o! the serious Illness WYW-432 two . dimensi~al "flapper" of were Gallipolis visitors Satur· and Mrs. John WoHe. Thomas ed funeral services for their mot!Jer M sonLav 1Glb the r of Rev. W. K· Rifis In a Co011 the early twenties. agree that day. WoHe, Racine, was 1 dinner cousin, Arnold Cunningham at Tbankaitv~· Da: SOD ~um~bus~ho!~p~l~ta~~::::::::::~:§§=:§§§§:~l nothmg uf that sort Is lmpo8SI· Mr. and Mrs. RoJ Hlg~ gu..- o! the Wolfes on Sunday. Charleston, WVa. Saturday. ble to the other au. and daUjhten •. Pam and Anita, The WMA of the Unltd Bre- Mr. and Mrs Bulch Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee of MilJ. -9-SINCE 1850·~ Wen:- Charles Darwin living were Thanksgtvmg Day guests 1hren Church 1pent a day at of Delaware spent the weekend field visited recentJy with biJ -~ ,• tnda, he would. have to concede ' of Mrs. Riggins' parents, Mr. the home of Mrs. Floyd Norrla, with Mr and Mrs. Vernon Don.. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Homer ~' .·· Ihat ·his theory of evolution as 1and Mrl. Wheeler Drake. Mro. quilting ond oewlng carpet hue. Lee. regards fetnales might be corHlggina and daughtero remain· rags. A potluck lunch was Mr and Mrs Carron White, •••• •••• ·.:.:· J; •.•• • Irrct in pnncipl~ bul hol"'lessly ed for the weekend. served at noon to Mrs. Jameo Darla and Deanna, and George Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley •. .. ''~:r :inaccurate as to length of time I Mrs. Wilbur Bailey spent Morrison, Mrs. Vade Taa!ord, Parsons o! Letart caUed on and Steven apent Tllanksglv· ' Ireqmred 10 produce change 1several dayo last week with Mllry Rouah, Florence Adams, Mr and Mr.. Herbert Roush and lng Day at the homo of Mrs. I The 10 .,,1 elusive fealure. ol her daughter, Ruth Ann, al l Margaret Gloeckner, Mar1e Roger Sunday afternoon. ~do Townsend at llownlngton. , the whole aff•ir of '"styles"' is IParkersburg. Grimm and Pearl Norris. Mr, and Mrs. LarJT Badgely er Vlaltor. wn llr, and . the identity o! the "They" who ! Mr. and Mrs. Danny W..t and Weekend guests o! Mr. and Iof Columbus apenl the Thanks· Mra. Franklln Townsend, Westdecid.s whal everybody is to sons Pat and Mike o! Dover Mrs. Bill Fox were Mr. . and giving holidays with Mr and ervtUe, Mist Donna Townsend ' wear. Some of the more out· spent Thanksgiving With her Mrs. Walter Sham of Galltpol!J, Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner and Mr. of Georgetown, Ky. where 1he , land ish style. of the past half. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold David Fox of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgely. ~!tendo college and Janet, Char· Irenturv can be traced to the in- Snowden. and Mrl. Charla Grunes, of Sunday guests of Mrs Feme ea and George Scotl flue-nt(. of the British royal fam· Mr. and Mn. F. E. Shaeffer Newark. Hayman and Wesley Belles Sr. Mr and Mr Robert J 11 ft •.. h rned to bis . '· ewe ' 1 -~- --··- - ·of Columbus. were Thanksglv- David """' retu . -:ere Mr .. and Mrs. Lewis Har- Mr. and Mrs. VirgU Atkins, Mr. ing guests of her son, Mr. and hom~ after being a medical pa. ru nf Mtnersvtlle. Frank llalliday Gordon Atkins i Mrs. Harold B!orkston and tiet al VeterODJ MelllQrlal boa· Mr. and Mrs George Dono- and Mr• David 'Rigp and sona, children. pita!. hue and children o! Columbus were Friday evtnlng dinner 1 DEVOTED TO INTEREST o~ Mr. William Folmer left Wed- Sunday gueots o! Mr. and spent the holidays with Mr and guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Eufene MEIG$·MASON ARIA nesday to spend the Thanks- Mra. Roy PearBon were Mr. Mrs. Roy Donohue, Jell and Atkins. •ivlng weekend with relativee and Mrt. Roger Thelsa, Barry, Gref. MiBI Ruby Diehl of Columbua llltllerO I . OWift, "'•lltttt' e Beth nd Barbara Mr aruf c'*'" '•""'•"m. ••"•' in Toledo. a ' · apent the weekend with her ! &urutay 1'\Jou•ne.-. •••rJ "'''"'"""' nc-tP' Mr. an d Mrs. uax: ~--· Grueser Mn. Junior Salser, Rita and !herI Mfl. Mary Diehl. Mn. Ill r·n· Ontn ...... f!. l'uhll•h mo I tna (:omp· n~ I HI ldt-rnanft If Pnm and daughters of Columbus MJke, Dorcas. Stella AtkillJ visited with Mrs Ino, . Oh10 ~!171111 Ru•lnH~ 0 r' ' e • Weekend guettl of Mr and ' I phO"e WY ···21.,6 ~·l!tl>rlll ohnn• wv spt>nt the Thanksgivina weei-1 M E I Robin . Mr Diehl and dauah&er Sunday aft· ·1_2ul1 • h d M Le ra. ar son were . ltntereG .. wcono ol'iatlt orlllllftl end Wit Mr. an 11. wta d Mrs Ed rd D-bl nd ernoon. ' ll1d!OI!T at tile po~l , . , " I I f'nmern' I Grueser. an . wa .lW nson a Mrs. Dena Welch Is on the oh.la . , George Cleveland, Mr. and Mn. . . "'ltiOMII adrertlllllll repr.. Pnflther Mrs. Mattie Rlghtllouse and p te Shl ld and Clar .. A_ C'A.. critlC8l list It ruvenld8 HoaHo llll'lrlll KlmniiJ I. lne. 343 I.M..-1111· . .:1ft B tha of Clyde e e • LYUR: ..,... B ··ltal In Columbu tnn "'~"'· · New \',.rll Ctt<r N•• I UDUghter, er , , p:DL of Racine Y mn. Felli Alkire P I, , E·~.,,;,. d.,; 9"· utr .. rd•~•rr , 11 •• 11.,. "r;.r:,)ftlrtpnora ~"~~'"'' ~ 11 v.,rd .,..j spent the Thankqiving hol· VlsJtlng Mn Nora Gorham Mn. Janet Van Cooney and Mrs. Nellie Bor&an and son lo moool o do•oih . IU"'"IiOI C<IIIH'10MI'"~. eurtl!l Whf'rl' naollhlt> :10 ~"'"'• Per iday wilh their iOil and brother, and E I ~ •• :.• I . g eekend children of Beverly visited her and Mrs. Rosella Blrchtield ,. "'rek· one ve1r In allr•n~• •• th• d Ill h ar 'UU&UNti Vln W h d hlldre t Thank 1 1 ·~·I io lht ~'' '~"fd ''"~ · mobn~ lrod•· Uall:r Sentinel afflw 111M~ .... !'wlr. an Mrs. w lam Rl& t- were Mrs Iva Jervis and Mn mot er, Mrs. Hope Harper and an c n spen sg v ng 111 0' lfr.r. . 'I"IOitl~ L't .IIO• 8) house and daulllhter JnAu, loon F.. ,.,;""' tl~li~. lnd toduto~i l lfl(llllrl~ * N n.;. ol Alber'• c ada. family last week Day with Mr. and Mrt. Gary \!Mtor HOUll ... nlr-. Cl,...f'T 111f"'1011 It"" .1 -1 Ofl UUUU !.at an , ' 11 111111 ~JQitlf, " ' ·-· .......,d l' " - • nnt Ullllt-.lf lllllt II'IOI"IIb .~.. . By Mr. and Mrs, William Rad- !I'lL.. also visited Allen Hay- Gordon Atkins ol Urbana, nt. Borgan of CoJ 'llhul, AllaD Bor· sc Mdr.oo Al•<trvtd ' ' "91 1ol~ '"'It mall nn11 n•r lliiM II• rnontJIIt I d nd I mil __ ,__ I.U Y 1Mr• and ·MrS. EUgene At- ga.n o( Columb .. 1 returned"hom! . Or 8 8 '! ipeDt ....._ UIIIIIAB" man ol RaeliJO . and Mr. and Iron 0 1t.~ ~. l"flf'ft mnn iU . IUIO liSQ ~'"'" l~t ~till . r riuf !rtm ll 1.1\sl tb them nd -~ •••• •• . .. • I giving day In Columbus with Mro. Thomao Hayman of Syra· ..,s v ted bere lor oeveral wl a w- ...,.. w "Niiiii(iiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii;oilifti A . C~Ait0N ............... SV .,., relatives. Mr. Rldford and cuae days. Columbus SLmday. ccccccc-ccc..._411114toNCCCll411C'*"'....•4cowccccG t MIMIUit ....... ...... S:W 30 Billy Ray returned home Thurs. ~and Mrs Roy Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee of Ra· C. OOlDIN lHMAO ......._ ... UnO day evening wblle Mrl. Rad- liii!Jer !Uta and Mike Mr and clne and Mr. and Mrs. Asa PLAN DANCE It's els For Home G'lftsl ford and tlauJibters remained Mrs. CIIH<Jtd Hill and Max ;pent Jordan o! Middleport visited on A lllgh school tlanoo wiU be I for a week-oDd visit. · Thanlrogivlnl with Mr. 1 n d Sunday with Mrs. Kale \VllsoJL held at the Walmma high gym GOESSLER I Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Mn. Roeer Thela at Dorcu. Mrs. Ruby Halliday, Is In the Saturday after the Middleportvisited Sat. ovenlllf. with Mrs.I Roberta !Wulh and Dana Lew· Meigs General Hospital w•th 1Wahanr.t baoketballaame. Tile JEWELRY STORE ON REQUEST Clifford Leileit at Holzer Hos- , Ia of Clifton, w. va., called on pneumoma and a cracked 1Jays wtU emcee the clanee from i pita I. They report Mrs. Lel!eit 1Mr. and Mra. Herbert Roush vert.brae. She Is In a caat. Her 1:30 p. m. to 12 p. m. Court St., Pomeroy continues to bnprove. and Roger Sunday. room number I! ~ 1 Mt and Mrs. Dalla• Hill and Dr. and Mr!. Don Glbaon and Only 80 per cent of AmerJ. "A Gold Star Store" Cleaners p GUEST HONORED Debbie Jan Arthur and Dean family of Portsmouth, Mr. and can women own ll!e Insurance ....,,, ;l,rtcarved •-" omoroy Mn Walter OweJil tLoma Dolly Wolfe Delores ow: Mrs. John Gibson and lllmily policlu, accordlJ111o Teus A& · - ·- . . . Owen;; wa 1 guest of bomr st 1ens ·of Columbuo' and Junior of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Jameo1M University. pr~t'CIIIICIIIII'.ttCIIICICIIICIIICIIIICftftc1141~'11M'fiCIIIIIIIII'III:l ' ••• of her woIfe of Middl..,.... w . a d.rnner .m OUM:r¥anct .....,.... ~ were the Apple Grove Soeiety Notes ll eresy Bottom Society News He............. Marion Catholic, Fairport DominateI UPI's Class A All-Ohio COLUMBUS (UPO - ; State J4'airport Harbor each landed Press International Class A All· sportscasters and sportswriters. h~a~m~p~lo~niiM~ar~ion:_~ca~t~hoJ~J~·c.;an~d1thr~ee::.Jp~la~y:er~s~o:n~th~e~1~965~~~~ ~~i: . cons idered a to p co·1, tod football team announced He 18 T~· two ELBERFELD$ 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE 1 Crow's ""! 1 GI FT S * Be.B!"• I Rock Spnn"gs SOCiety , News 1 'Jolktty ftidPS ··. . ·. ·····. ....:."£'"A :·...... 1 THE DAILY SENTINEl HarriSOD . ville News Notes 1 1 H ... ... .. TW0 • H0 UR : DRY CLEANING SERYICE I lng· 1 Robinson's FOR • e ~ • •i t , • = ~ • ~ ThanklglvlnC dinner of ldr. lnd Mrs. Dale Hillgufsll lnd lam. · ing. Mrs. Owens waa presen~ Ily. . ed with a birthday cake enscrib· Word wao reeelved bere by i ed with ""Happy Birthday" and relatlvel of the death cl Mar· several &ifts from her Deia:tJ. lhall McNickle!, • former retJ.. bora and friendl. Othert preo- 1dent of · the Planll eommunlty ent at the dinner wert Mr. and I but now or Jackson, Mlch., Mrs. George Meinhart and Mro. wbere !Ulllfal oervlcu and burEUzabeth Workmu. Mn. Ow· - - - --~ . en1, a llfelong resident o! Mid-I JUST RICIIVED ' dlepurt opendl muell of her :urn. .;.lchtJ11 hor bluo P••l S keel. FOR CHILDREN GIVE DINNER FOR C S Mr. and Mrs. EdWIJ"d Par!ltt HRISTMA · entertained with a lamliJ di1> SERIES BOOKS 1ner Thanksgiving at tlJelr home • Nancy Drew e Tom Union Ave. Gueolo were Mr. and Mrs. Clayl<lll White and Hardy · • Tom Swift Etc. • Carol Lynn IIJid David of WarMIDDLEPORT ' ren; Mr. and Mrs. Claar and I Randy and Sandy. Chillicothe Book Store and Mr. and 1\lra. L. R. Parfttt •and Tim and Connie Sue o! Belle, Middleport, O. • . t : • • : cenUno, who guided his team record m the 22&-yard dash. ~ ; !• ~ '· TRANSISTOR RADIO • COMPLETE WITH GIFT PAK PORTABLE Includes: Minature Radio, Batteries, Earphone and Carry Case. 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Karr& VanZandt's Big lot 64 Buick _ · w~.~a~.~~----~~~~:;:;~~:==:;11 Gu1nnteed Mo••mentt ;:..ch Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy up lights. BUY I MIAMI BEACH, Fla. -They may ne S"avtng One for a last-minute surt>rls-e,'l but so far the trading at baseball meetings has been the bargain basement level . Going into the filth day o! the winter gather1ng, witn the only hours away, not one tro<Jt- ,1 line player has been involved "Boy, I'm tlftd! My hockey . the wheeling and dealing that 11tlck weighJ a ton!" began in Fort Lauderdale at minor leagues' conclave switched here at midweek when · the Jilajors set up shop. Leo Durocher, returning the mana~erialiranks aftertrade jJ years, made his first Thursday as boss or C!Ucago Cubo--but it hardly an earth shaker. Athens Will Capture Cage Championship THE BEST YOU CAN 1Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. S,. through an unbeaten season, His running made, Maney. was rewarded with the first was runnerup tor Ba~k of the team quarterback spot. Year Honors. The only junior on The 6 · foot - 1, 165 pounder, the offensive team, he was ratwas an All Ohio second team ed as one of the best breakaway selection last year as a junior. back:'! in the state. He scored This season he connected on 112 points and rushed for al60.5 per cent of his passes for most 1,600 yardJ in nine games 5 touchdowns, and added II() and the Bulldogs posl«< their points by rushing, first unbeaten record in the . Piacentlno was. joined in the school's history. Athens will capture Its fourth TONIGHT'S GAMF..S: ftrst team backfield by th:ee Th first team offensive line straight Southeastern 0 hi o Eastern at Hannan Trace players who were outstanding averaged e Laeg e basketball championKyger Creek at Southwestern 196 pounds per m· u . scorers. !hi , Wilton at Southern Local Fullback Paul (Pee Wee) Ka· and featured a strong, hard· p. Gall·pot· t M"ddl rt blocking agm-.«alion, led b At least that's the consensus I IS a I epo bes ted he postasy, who was ra t t ~·"""D • • • of nine member'l of the SEO's Wellston at Pomeroy athlete to come !rom the Fair- Johnstown guard Miko Wnght, rtscasters and Radio Broad- Athens at Logan port Harbor area since Ohio who tied with Marion Cathohc Spot , A Ne-lsonvjlle al Jackson Stale All-American Esco Sark- middle guard John VanderKal- CaB ers ssn. II '·k· SATURDAY'S GAMES· · hed f 1~ d len as UPI's Linemen of the The pre - season po was ~ . I kmen, rus or_ w' yar s Ye en during Thursday night's 17th Eastern fit Chauncey I and scored 120 pomts. He also ar. annual All • SEOAL Foolball Fairland at Kyger Creek led t_he Sktppers m ta~kles from Rounding out the offensive banquet held in Alben&. I Rutland at Norlh Gallia h1s lmebacker post wtth ~10. He team were ends Ricb Bollini~ Coach Charles McAfee's BuH- Hannan Trace at Zaleski earned ~onorable_ mention on Dover St. Joseph, and Rick dogs, who own three stralght Gallipolis at Oak HilJ last year 5 All-Ohio team. Evans, New London; tackle& loop crowns, and four in the Middleport at Wahama The halfback posts went to IRich Bennett, Liberty Center past five years, nudged wen.. Pomeroy at Southern Local two fme runners from the East- and Ron severino Ashtabula to b n and one-half points ' Dlt " tT S"lof • nyoe ern s rtc • erry ruve Y Sl. John; guard Mickey Kaposi- in the pre-season foreCIJSt. FIGHTER OF MONTH Powhatan, and Randy Massey. agy, Fairport Harbor; and cen- Athens received three first NEW YORK IUPI)- Hea1vy·ll a JU_nmr !rom Bndgeport. ter Bob Litzenberg, M1 rio o place votes, Wellston two and weight champion CassKJs ua:Y.II Sn~vely, ~ho led th~ alate In Catholic. Nelsonville one. There were who retained his title with scormg With 222 pomts, was VanderKellen, described bv three Athens • Wellston ties. round knockout of Floyd named UPI, Back of the Year his coach Max Rou as th~ Out of a possible 72 polnta, ter~ at Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. ~ the state 8 Class A__~aches, ''bes& little man I've ever aeen Athens received 66\i for fint 2Z was named righter of the For the largest selection of desks ..... kneehole, on a !ootbaU field," topped the place· Wellston placed second month by Ring Magazine College BasketbaD R..uJto de!eoslve platoon. During the with 65, Neloonvilla third wilh Thursday . student and captain styles in Early American, By United Pre" lnlernatloaal season the 5-!oot-41, 160 pund Mil, and Gallipolis fourth with Ernie Terrell displaced Pat· East senir, blocked seven punts, re- 351,.2 points. terson as the No. 1 contender Modern, Danish and Traditional. Solid cherry, I . Villanova 93 Scranton 55 covered alx, including one lor a Jackaon heads tile second dl· witb Patterson droppinil to the . solid maple. walnut, oak and mahogany. They make I Temple 88 Rtder 62 touchdown and made 125 tackles vision with 33 points. No. 2 ranking. I 1 Leb. Val· 8t Jno. Hpkns 80 Cot) in games is next with S2\l, followed 1 9 ereat gifts for lhe home! Willimantic St. 11 Nichols 70 , Bob Fox: Mason, and Jim Middleport with 27\\. Pomeroy UCLA ts rated the favorite II, Utica 52 .HarpurG4() u Hambor, Fairport Harbor, were was a unanimous choice to as ~t~t porn~~ ~-e Grove City 66 eneva 010 named first defensive Lea m finish last. qu s, I cou m' St. Vnvntre !05 Detroil Tech 79 ds "th J" Opperm The !965-66 SEOAL cage State was underrated. 1 I Lowell Tech 98 Tufts 95 I ;i~ :m Bl:ton and 10n will commence this eve~t-'· r_...................................., ' Va. Tech Midwest · QUG McComb, McDonald,' tacklea; mg. OSf 5 tSS 94 Purdue 88 (otl Iowa 111 pepperd.ine 50 Clark Dixon, Millersport, Davie BUCKS PLAV UCLA "::~~::ii::li:~:::::;::::::::=:::i'.::i=:ii::::=:::::::;:::;:::::~( l Hastings 76 Dana 71 Hetmerl, Johnstown, and Steve LOS ANGELES (UPii--Ohlo eFrlgldalro eAdmiral r So th Gassman, Co!umbua St. Marys, u linebaekers; Terry Heimerl, State tonight gets the !irst • Speod Quun • Hoover Grglwn (D.C.) 96 Am. U. 89 Mill t and N"cl: Marzella crack of the seaaoo at last e ProYincetown St. 69 Valdosta St. 68 Sha::~ and ~ year'1 NCAA champiom, tak· Furman 66 Newberry 53 . Y • • eFioxstul Beckley 92 Mountain St· 90 Lichtenberg, Muon, l&fetymao. ing on UCLA in the Bruins' son opener. DvsvEikns 86 Aldrsn-Brds 66 The Buckeyet have the W. Md. 103 Wash. Coli. 96 lot) vaninge or ona game uncler II Centenary 73 E. Tex. Bptst 66 their be1ts, but the nddsmak,ers II MIDDLEPORT IIAubutm 9t Rice 74 I figure that's the only one. St. Paul's 69 Livingstone 59 Mphs St. 77 Union I Tenn.) og St.Brnrd 110 Brmghm Sou. 80 Soathw..t City 97 SMU !10 Texas A&M 79 Trinity 70 Gallipolis teams scored a West ble victory Thuraday afterooon Linfield 110 Ore. Coli. 92 W. Wshngtn 66 Pac. Luthrn 51 In the B' ~ Bend league ao '::: I Dick Bishop's seventh ga 64 Chevy II • $1795 64 Pontiac _ $2495 Whtwrth 73 Cent. Wash. 71 downed Eastern ~15, and Colorado 79 Tulsa 72 Milhoan"a eighth graders Nova Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., au- Catalina 2 dr. H.T. V-8, au- Uiah 121 Monlana St. 11 tomatic, radio, wjs;w, wheel tomatic, full power, radio. mellSUI"e of tho Eastern • all vinyl_ discs. 34-18. Tom ProBI led tho lis seventh with 11 points, 65 Mercury _ $2995 60 Olds _ $1295 Steve Jones had siL ~=!~iu~~ ' J>arklane 4 door. V-8, auto- Super 88 Celebrity Sedan. Vled Eastern 14-41 at b matic trans., power brakes, 8, power brakes, power Pacing the GalllpoUs eighth steering, Hydramatic trans., power steering, radio, white graders was Steve Blowen with like new white side waD sidewhee\s, wheel discs, 2· Lires, beautiful maroon me10. Bob Blllter and Randy lfamtone paint, 1~, 000 actual tallic finish. A true (ream llton each had etght. The Galli· miles. New Olds trade. puff. WITH PURCHASE polls el&hth gradm wero wer steering, white sidewall tires, tinted glass and back 1 • grablled the lead with two sconng parade and then pitched w..k.. left and held on to win hJS team _to the state Cia" A f the first time ever baseball finals. He also set an ;arion quarterback Mtke Pia- Ol:io Valley Athletic Confereoc~ tic trans., pgwer brakes, po- B0 0 K = : i; ~ 1<ven b)' . M r •· Nelliebirthday Price WedGeotlay even- small school power· legiate prospect and a fi~e allhouses staged an intense battle around athlete. ~st year he led for the state crown. Marion the .Eastern Ohio basket_U a II DESKS j' : MOTOROLA Trading Still Routine Thus •'ar in Majors DRUG STOll · MIDDLIPGAT, 0. 1966 2 DR. COMB. REFRIGERATOR •Not 12 or. 13 lut 16 cu. ft. eNo DefNotlnt .1... 111. F . .. S]49 Complete Lino of Black & White e23" G.E. T.V. CONSOLES WALNUT CONSOUS .21 " COLOR 1<IN CONSOLIITTIS ALSO 12"-19" PORTABLES H&I FIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEP~, 0. i �, leD ~~~g In love with him 20' • H ~st esperlen::~ kid trouble or plain\ amusing 4-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 3, 1965 nothing flattering In cheap copy-Dear Helen: : ; Is makes good. This .column Is dedlcat•d to trouble, let Helen help YOU. Helen ::;tel catting. I am a 28-year-old woman, money, is a perfect gentleman. family UxiQs. so j l you're hav- She will also welcome your own newapa . wlam~itious, Dally lentiDII, ~dleport, ID 1 Us HELP HELEN LUCKYSTRIKE OPEN TONIGHT FILTERS PUT BACK THE TAITE 6:00 TO 8:00 tiTHERS TAKE AWAY Savings Co. TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS I I ( Society Notes · 416 Main St. lh 'Irs. H{'r!Jrrt Hou!ih ,r l'.l'f•' ~1r. B11 Ll :md ]Jam. ~1 r ;tl"ld Mrs. l~.tr Bt·rgl(' ;tnd Zilm' of Colum- I' 1 Pete 1'\" Fi-!1 • r. ~l r and Mrs. George y, .ni;(r. l'l·ggy, Sle\·e, and MelAllen. ~:· IN Alec Wheeler Thanksgiving iWt1 ·nd with Mr. and Mrs. L••;> Fu,ter. Colu mbus. I' r :. 1\tlU:'h spenc n week .I t' l\d 11ith ~lr_ and Mrs. Howard I ] ~ 11::, lt lHid Faye, Anliqu1ly. _ . ~ . SurfKII.-Afln& t1]ewel waterp!oGI'wilh faf!KIU1 Bulow Quality and eraftt. mauhlp. Sllock- reslst- ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET $59 GROUP l No purchase is required Need not be present 10 win. Winners will be I. 19 59 Plymouth 4 Dr. VB. Auto. Clean. (Hcd) 2. 1957 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. notified. t:&ll. Auto. P.S. (Pint) eSECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM $50 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES eTHIRD DRAWING 17-1:00 PM $So _ $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES DEC. All drawings held tn Pom•roy Parking LoL eFINAl DRAWING DEC. 23 - 1.00 PM $2Q0-$10G-2- $50 Prim 1 nd 4. $25 PRIZES Classic Super 4 Dr. o l. Auto. and Beater. 4. 1955 Chrysler ·II pernicious 6.95 UP anemia 1965 Dodge - Save$ $ $ Polara 4 Door Station Wa~on - 6 Pass. Power steering: and brakes. Radio 1nd heater. Luggage rack. Save $$$$. Secondary anemia II cuased b)' an acute heme~ge or a chronIc loss of blood. The best treat- ' We'll run ourselves ment Is to find the "lenk" and I ragged to EARN "plug" lt. TraiiS!USions and iron preparat inns may have to be I rour insurance with used as an intermim measure. I SHOP Chronic secondary anentia does THE come back? A - PernlcIout anem i a can ~· controlled with vitamin 8-12 but complete cure is doubtful. 1963 Ford lnsuranc• Agency Inc. 1963 Ford 304 E. M•1n 5t. Pomeroy, 0 ~~~ .... Yo\1 should get • blood examin· ' 2 Dr. Hardtop Get the JUMP on Christmas lnnrtt- water, w\tll 6. 1952 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop. ll•••d Drum- £•· IIU llllll' ea rnd end· pleat bc\dtwosh\mmer· Motor Runs Fine. IIJ &aldlll nwlticolora. Adjustab le ma tclll nl ,-~""'·I~ me ill bracettt.l1 Jtwtll. VALUE _ _ uus $2870 II\ Cltppw "C'' - MIICUilnt at,-1 \nt, "'·" Come in and see our complete selection of Buwva watch€$. $24.75 to $2600. Do ! Have Any Takara? TIFFIN CREDIT Metropolitan JEWELERS Motors 416 Main St. Pt. Pleaaant, W.Va. "Your Rambler eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, . . Dealer'' WY f.allO SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STO{IE E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. Las Willle1111on · Bill Wollman lbenhach e J_l,., Ooel&ler Jeweltry Shop Ka. E•ulslor Oil Co. Ben Franklin Store Gravaty TrKtor Sal11 New York Clolhint Houtt Rt..r 011 Company L&ZShop Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Swisher 6 LohH Drua• Llndmtrk Town A Country Etloorfeldl __ ....., . ~ . .,.., .... -- . __ __ ,.. ... .,. , . Moore•s Store _G....,., Pomeroy Mo&or -Comptny Ohio Valley Pl....... lo Pome,.y Flower Shop Downi..Grou Karr & Van Z•ndt Motor S.Jts Aohlood 01! lo Rotlnlnt Co. HHIInt Shoes Pemeroy Sunoeo Station . Arnold lroo. Plumblnt I Shop lomlll Morlcol SPONIORS1 Kopplo Servlco Slotlon Ma-rguerite's Shoe WUICM'I'I Ltvnderm1t A. D. Wnd& Sono 1_,.1 Drl•.. ln llue ""'*" "'"• 111-• WlhfuftCI'I Bakl Shop Krog1r'1 Dudo lo lvdo LIUndr'l-· Francis Florist GG1aln .. WMit Ott! Stltcl1tlu llll•Y'I IHtaU;,.,, Farmers Bank &: Sa\Jlnga Co. Mtlls lqulpment Co, Robln-'t LIU"""' PomerDJ National lank G6J Auto Parh Co, Da11a:Warner IIIIUrl- Hartley II Bonnell SUfflen Red Anchor Store lwillt P-rol H- Slam Phtnna.c1' Tho F•brlc Shop a Gray Restllturant - -- - - . ._.... IIIM•IHAMbQUis- JnCllfPU ..... - ' -. ... . . . ,. -·- --- .,.._ ~--- ----- __ ,. . . . -::.. .___.._.__. _. ,. -..---- --··...-4 . . . ,....._,!;.....,.,,...~- -- --·- ......................~.,. . . . . . . ll~atda ~$1 lttl, Cltvtd tndJIICII Ill tutdtorl-17 jtwlt.. lltld two dhnllltrinl telt-vrltdlnl, Clftltltll t!UtOnd.. 11 '""''• In ••terprtOf•, lhoct r• ••"" 111.11 • 2 DoOr Sedan - VB. Auto. Trana, Radio and Beater. Low mileage. Gifts of Beauty! LADIES' GIFT SETS •COTY • TUSSY •DOROTHY GRAY • REVLON eEVENING IN PARIS eTWEED $4.98 UP ••• All~~~~~~ C!w4~ PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS eYARDLEY •OLD SPICE eWtLL!AMS .MENNEN eGtLLETTE eCURRIER & IVES $1.00 and up Ladies' Justin Genuine Leather Biilfolds - - 3.95 up Ladies' Justin Genuine Leather Clutch Purses and Handbags - - - - 3.95 up JeweUte Brush &Comb Sets - 1.00 up - - - - 6.95 up Powder Boxes - - - 2.98 Musical Jewelry Boxes - 2.98 up Paper Mate Pen and Pencil Sets . --. $1395 • "A Gold Star Store" 1962 Volkswagen-- $1195 Ask For Your Free Ticket. No Purchase • • • • Is Required 4 Door Seclan V8. Std. Trona. Radio lllld Heater. SPECIAL - TillS WEEK. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. HOHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DEALERH II S. S.Cond Ave. Mlcklltport, 0. Leather Billfolds -- 3.95 up Always The Perfect Gift! 4 Door Sedan. 8 O)'L Auto. Tra111. Rodlo and Heater. 1960 Ford MEN'S GIFT SETS Men's Justin Genuine HOLDS IT UNTIL OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL I - · .elM S.Cond An• ·-. 1963 Dodge • - • $1795 MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES 2 Door Sedan. Hollllftl Chapm~n-Canaday Bl..ttnar Auto Company RUSSEL STOVER'S Dresser Sets A GIFT GUmore'o lupply Ito,. Sugar Run MUla Slm~Y.~4 1 Market ··~·-"" , , _ Hardw•~ ' 1962 Chevrolet ' 17 Jtwtls. nlf·Windlnl , walef>ll"oof~. tlloc~·rnli!anl. Allo with cbarc~al dl~l . THIS GROUP WHITMAN'S Jewelite TO THRILL HERI Falcon Ranchero. Here Are Your ' Gold Star'' Pomeroy Stores: In rtllow or wl!ite . $1.00 Auto. Tr.;uw, Radio and 1962 Ford ,,...s 1r11 dlt11\01161; 11 je'lle \1, COSTUME JEWELRY Falrlane 4 Door Sedan. Auto. TranJ. VS en&ine. Radio ao.d beater. One owner. BULOVA 1 11\ape u dmllnl[ 11 ----- Custom Ranch Wa·gon. VB Heater. 1962Ford LAYAWAY Buns Fine. LOVELY CHRISTMAS MKI XL 2 Door H.'f . Auto. Trt1118. Radli1 and Heater. Phono WY 2·3381 ation at least twice a year. 5. 1955 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cyl. $1495 Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Std. Trans. M LLEN pletely. Am I cured or will it Full Power. Clean, Solid. 1964 Dodge - - u About nlnr years ago, I developed pernicious anemia. My doctor gave me vitamin B12 and as I improved he cut down the dose until a year ago he stopped tile treatment comQ - STORES Displaying The Gold Star Polara 4 Door Setl.an. Power steerina:. Radio and heater. Low - low mileage. ..RIONAL IIRVtC.I not pernicious anemia. SEE OUR COLLECTION 1965 Dodge P.S: not become primary 1pernl· l cious). Leukemia is considered to be a cancer of the blood but POMEROY SELECTION OF CANDY Srockproof-Waterproof ean be shown in some cases. eFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3 - 1:00 PM - $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES 3. 19 57 Rambler I pl{'ase you . WATCHES hmdltary? What Is the best treetmeut lor secondary anemia? Will secondary anemia develop Into pernlcious anemia in limo? b pernlcloo anemia real· . lr eancer ol tile blood? • 1 A - The caue of pernicious onemls IJ a defect In certain elements secreted by the stomach, but a hereditary factor All You Do Is Register At Gold Star Stores CHEAPER--.. BY THE DOZEN (i q- All Participating Merchants Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS unbreablllt mtll- ;-,·lrL' & pleasure to s hop in a store with fine Nut ionallv Ad~ ~t"ttised gifts. We believe You'll like our frien dly, fine service. Our helpful, courtenus salt's people will do their best to It's such a TIMEX By Wayne G. Brandotadl M.D f STILL GOING ON - TOYS DUDLEY'S DOOI'OR COLUMN .. e!d \' \ '· SALE 1 DOCfQR SAYf. S'"w:n:;: \ lull~·. Amy and Lar- 1·,·: :1'1tl Har ry ['l r-. :mrl Mrs. ~·l'l ];Ill o.;p(:nt GIFTS J9cup * STUFFED PARKERSBURG :md \1ro.; Bob llill, Philip, Pat Mr~. DUDLEY'S ___ hu, \11· .111d 'I J·s. ('tarencL ~·.]li('ld-;. \ lr. ~md Mrs. Rnnda\1 lto' J! rl ". '!\1dd and Les li e, Mr . ;• nd .1..1. !\1 r. and BABY =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'""'""'""'"• and Mrs. EarlY f{ otJ.-11. Mr. :md Mrs. Roy tcnctmJ; Shop Swisher &. Lohse For ATTENTION 1' e OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ll•ld n,,,;,. """"'Ll Tt1anksgiving ITEM IN OUR STORE dmnt ·t· ;,t llw holt!e of Mrs. l '!l' Bill Wellman Markm· F1~hrr al BacLne. At· LII WI Iamson Til . uesceuctanls the late )It :md \Irs urvittc Shields Bill D.- ·~-·• "'"' J """" """"'""' 111 •-· In divorce. before he . Oew .off to spend "Don't know about you," he ThanksgiVIng WJtll Joyoo Math· sold, "but I feel old. On I!IY ews mRome that he has rewnt· last birthday I toyed witll tile ten his wiU and has "left h<;, idea of going to hie Mayor's a trust fund m seven ftgures. office and demanding a reRose also told 08 h ha t p , lr . e ~•." ~ count. a ust fund In hiS will ID "" ~~~s for her daughter, VIC· Comedian Lou Holtz. , an old · close friend, told us m Dmty VIcki Is Joyce's daughter a· Moore's that Billy had indulg· himself tD d<$tll, as did Robert Vinet who'd be 513 years old 1o-l dopted when she was ma~ied ed much the sa.me fo_nd talk a- Young _ . And ret:;ently an arch- day ii he hadn't did. at the to Milton Berte. Both Rose and ~?t J?yce earbe~ th1s week. i~ect .conn~cted w1th the expen- , infantile age of r/, Serle were married twice to I m ]ust not gomg to bave s1ve JOb did the same Mrs. lhe blond Miss Mathews. Thanksg~ving_ dinner . alone," Yo~g has.lots of spunk. and is This plus a renewed inten- Holt~ s81d Billy told h1m, add· gomg straight ahead WLih her . sification of Rose's outspoken mg m the s~me se_ntence what fantastiC pl~ns to make It the affection for his twice-ex _ wife he has_been informmg many of , resort's fanciest showplace. has led many of his friends to his fnends_ with stepped ." up : We've bee~ advised to ~sk A VISIT TO believe they '-ll try for three frequency m recent days. , precisely whteh grocery Elame · ''Lou, 1 just adore that girl." Stritch's well - publicized "deIf Billy's. planning to leave Holtz said he advised Rose: Uvery boy" supposedly worked Joyce a m1lhon or more, you I "If you love her that much, for when he wangled the Invite IN can bet _he really loves her," ·why don't you marry her a- to Princess Meg's elegant bash one of h1 s pals told us. Igain." Rose then asked calm- at the Four Sea!lons . . Floyd In frank reply to our item ly, "as U he'd given his reply Patterson defied doctor's orders IS A I that he still adores Joyce,) a lot of thought and knew just and flew home, piloting his own Ro~e advised us the item was what he was saying," said twin-engtne plane from Las CHRISTMAS MUST entirely correct; he then went IHoltz, "You think I should Vegas (he flew out ttrat way ~ lot beyond that brief revela- 1marry her for the third time?" · too l to attend his daughter'; Como and Enjoy twn : ! 11 Why not?" Holtz countered. I First Holy Communion . U. S. FLOWERS, GIFTS "I sure do and always will," I"Look at me. I'm n, six ye~rs , Senators enjoyed a practical he advised us. older than you. I got rnamed l joke on Senate wives (and Mrs. and "When it comes to playing to 1when I was older than you are Robert Humphrey) : Some soh Xmas Decorations old fashioned sweetness, she's . now and just think, I now ons in a siUy mood framed a i • - - - - - - - - - ' !he s.tanding . sitting ~ running.! h~ve babies 27 mo~ths old and ~ phony "memorandum from the ~ CHRISTMAS )ump1ng champ of them all. 1 j eight month~ old. ( ve had lots! State Depnrtment'' with instruc-j recently rewrote my will and jof suc-cess an~ p\en~y of hear_t-i lions and sketches on how tO j WONDERLAND left her a trust ~und in seven · aches_ a~d d1s:app01,ntments ~D 1 l'l!rtsy to Prin~ess Margaret i figures and one m six figures my hfett.me. Bu.t I m now m1S1I Senate w1ves actually refo~ her dAughter, Vicki. ! ~e ~app1est pertod of ~y en- hearsed their curtsies dutifully I am leaving for Rome to ! tu:e tife bar none. A\ongs1de my 1and at length . ·. Then were fit have Tlranksgiving dinner with · Wife and me, Liz Taylor and ! to impeach somebody when they FLORIST Miss Marshmallow and her Richard Burton are strangers. 1 learned they didn't have to curt-1 daughter." I simply feel that life starts sy in the royal first place. 2419 Dudley Avo. Billy, who was 66 last Sept. day and you won't ever Parkersburg, W. V•. 8, was .married most recently, yoWlger." and briefly, to Dori.'l Warner Holtz concluded: A half do1.en claims for ''find· Vidor' multi-millionaire dau- "He talks like a young, ·ili;k ller..-'s.-f-.~~-s_..·;., ·ln-.;tJ:;.;e·-p""la.-n,.ne_d_$00_.... · ghter of a movie Warner Bro- in love wilh a new girl. 1 u tiler tHarry). Previously he's' he'll marry her again." been married to Eleanor Holm, I beautiful Olympic swim champ The Leonardo da Vinci and actress, and to the late ! ing for which Norton ~~~~~~, I I Fannie Brice. They all ended ' supposedly offered 16 • rr and has a ,__, purported _::: . 1 Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. [ 0 I TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Apple Grove ers Club Into Cbaae Manhattan Open TU 10 p.m. Daily- Sunday 10:30 to 12:30 & 5:00 Til 9:00 . . Bank Bl'e just part of tho mer· ger problem (apart from pussi· _...IRIIItl'N.........ft.WC•IIIPI•-...............IfiiiC41PNftltli..-111CtRClliltCICiflti'IIIIIIIINLIII'II44WW4. ble antitrust res\stance) International banker Frank Ryan Is said to bavt til beat one , Jack Benny & George Bnrns price of $3-milUon, say some wont to retire "The Odd top art experts here, was cut pie" on the ;..,d, In th ro\8 from a larger da Vinci . ·.. ori !noted b Walter Matth>Lu II The huge Palm Beach estate an! Art car:;. (sounds funny being rebuilt Ia! an amazed already) Itfs a great week rumored cost of $7-miUion) l:ly 1 ·t· 'th Benny 72 ' d or ger1a rtcs WI • , the wi ow of the late New York , Burns, 70, Holtz, 72 (Lou has I Central President · Robert Iani htclub en a ement 1n HousYoung, baa ~ ndd histDry of t ton,gTex.), B~l: Rose, 66 . . 1I tragedy: Its flrst owner shot Not to mention Leonardo da Jack O'Brian fo Farmers Bank 1 Broadway Voice I would be truly happy If I divorced, with tllree , children He cares lor me a lot. · ev!r Inspired anyona tD seek ages 13 tD two. I live a re- you think It would work a spark of orlginllty In her· spcctable life. Since age 15 I've Helen, to marry • man of self, but really, Helen, wbat is alwaya known older men. I've when I'm 9B? If It comes to 0 faltterlng about a distortion been divorced twice from men that he hasri'l ewctly asked mirror? 20 to 30 years older than me. me. - D.X. _l___ by Helen Bottal advice be- I never loved any of these men Dear D.: Pie~se u1~r .~:,• Sale" sign but one, and that didn't work ...And perhaps he won't. Slow iT'S UP TO HER more !ban one way tos .n!ka re P to tllink of out. down and enjoy his coltLpany I JJ .; 1r Helen : more than one way to skm a ~n our hou~~· tCoi~ K K M Now I have met a young [and remember a father of a 1 1 belong to a club that has tomcat, you know. - H. Jt-she ~ou 00 ' man eight years my junior and year-old should be more · • • ,,,me f\llhv men and women Dear Helen: Dear K.. -~------- ~- '--' , it 1 a~ a man and was Please tell me what to do a- There's your solution! Let ~. .._... . . . ·~Lmding at the bar with a few bout 8 chronic copy-cat. I have her copY you with ~ "For Sale'' fr .e ntls when a m~n . and wo- 1 neighbor who tries to copy sign then when buyers ~me man next ~o us starte~ ~~lk- EVERYTHING I do. Every- around, ref~r them to ing 'llud. Th1s dame was mvJting thi f the new wing on Jbvely home next door, ma:rbo. :lll the men over to her house ng 11 rom f 'ture ar you'd like 1t better.'' - H. and t~llmg them the door was our orne!, my co~~~ schemes- YOUR HELPING HAND DE· h r.angemen s, my ' PARTMENT alw3Y-~ o~en. On . e 0I t e men and most ardently docs she ·~dlu W~15 pa~Lngt her h~l~~ a ' buy cheap copies of every de- Dear Helen : & r nt' ·~"~. 1 fe an . ~ 0 e 1 reo. corative accessory in my horne. 1 11wt w1fe w~s s1lt1~g at ~ table If I ut a blue bowl in the Th~ s an 18-year-old boy Pomeroy Member FDIC >~ il h \1\' w1rc . wh1le thiS was . d P h bl b . a nursmg. home here. He has . 11 d wm ow, s e pu1s a ue ow 1 m 1or a aoing on. She ts JO y an en- h . d lb 't I searched had bram surgery ' od . h er wm ow, a e1 H, juys people, "' go mixer, as f . . r sh0p gnant tumor. e s para1yze d . (:1,, . ,n home, and never refuses or mdme mdevhery an Ique 1· one side and his speech is bad.1 · d h' y t sh aroun an ers came rom . . d H . of ed 1 J:cr hush:m adnyl mkg. It e h e the todaJ Five and Dime. She ly Impaire ·. e diShCO ml ti o s·tt lh\'l·c an too w en k h . f my a wheel chau an lS rea ves 0 i;er ntt-"ood louse practically mal lhes c_ edap cop! "h' so he. o .. eoesanmusave every· are mostly .. far away. nvdl' :1 dJtc wtth this bar thin I have even if it is only few viSitors. In spite of thiS : 1cJ!1•. J-.1~ 1 smiled an~ started a g steboard imitation, or a he is ch~rrul and all_ the peot,,Jkm.! :tbu~t somellung else, seC:dhand boa. Even my gar- ple in the home love h1m. Woul<i !il~ Wl~P ~aal: . den is sub 'ect to her rubber so~ of your readers hurry 1 ! 'l'I'PII' ptumh children for ta . wnte to a young man who 8 · mp. doinr; · 11nmg. Why don't they Iwould love to get mail, especpuw·~~~ grown-nps - ~lr. Dis- My husband claims we should ially picture cards and! ~:~~: t::u:.tetl be flattered by her obvious His name is Russel 81 ne.rr '1r. D. : adoration, that Imitation is a 859 North Sixth Street. Grants I !n;l •i 11e his wire did- when form of praise. but I see\ Pass, Ore., 95726. ~~~~· J.:.O! him home! There's - -- · o., Dec!. J, ~~~-------------------19611--11 m~tn~io_n_a-cq-w7&~.u~oo--o!~tlle~D~~II;----------------------------------------------------------------------~~~: • •• eft 'IDII'; ~111, $tote lfliii Bibles - - - - - - 2.25 up Clocks Make Fine Gifts! Wind and Electric Travel Clocks-Kitchen Clocks �~ .. .-. . '. \' .. . . .. • • f . ' I ' ,' -- I ) '. SHOP YOUR. LotAL MERCHANTS- USE TH! LAY AWAY PLAN- SMA~L DEPOSn' RfSIIVfS ·; ;-· \. . ·' ' . .- I \ • HuSh PiapPioS .:STETSON ;, I I II • I I Christmas Gift Certif'ioa.te ' "CARNIVAL" "CONTINENTAL" FRENCH PURSE llphbticated leather Inlay deslifl , . , embeUlohed with 1014 1111riclllg , •• on lovely m.r,o TOUCH COWHIDE. Jloomy coin puroe with &old tone frame. Bill dlvider, Charga-Piate poekets. Removable phot{)-('ard wl~dows. J:xclust.e ADAPTMINAP(r) Closing, Colo": !!<me, Red, floosty Blue, Block. Style No. 112C2. $5.95 )' I • PHILCO CARAVAN-NEW DISTINCTIVE STYLING IN A PORTABLE TV GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS - FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY GIVE HIM A STETSON CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE PHILCO P3310TN .Big screen enjoyment in the beat look.. ina: portable TV you'\'e ever watched . Light Gray molded case, with ciarkcr Gray Contrcl Panel. Disappearing han-dle finished to match cabinet. Convenient front controli>, front !found, with big t.i x 3 ov<ll spt'aker, PhUco pattnt<'d COOL C'Jlo\SSJS hPats tht he111 . major ran~o~e of TV brea.k.. d.owns. The peorfect gi11, the periect thought -- · 1 Strti)On Christmas Gift CertifJcatt- ... the pt!l"f'ect way to n•1nemher relative or frienri! Betau~ it allows hin1 In t'hOO~f' hil Stetson to ~mit hlH Last~ in style, L'Olor, ami lnm-whils thinking of y()u. Ill(' givl"r! Prict'd frum $12 . 9~ FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy Whv not ~ i\· • tb~~: ultima!<" 111 lii,:lll·wei~hl l."'mfOrt a go01l look!. lo the inqM·Ianl people 111 your life? HU:...u PUPPIESt.r) ~ hoi's n~me w a nrit'IY of styles and GOIOI'I for mPn. wn:1wn and d1ilrlrrn. S1zes anrl widt.ht ratlll from toddlf' r Mi11:' 2 f(j gia nt !liZf' ttl Trul~· tlte alft • mi!ke you important 111 the f'yt•s of those who mean the nJ()!it tu yuu. l'rif •'~ from chi!Orrn· ., S5 .99 to about Sl~.~ fot· golf and ~ Pt'{'tal1\ ~hof'" . THE SHOE BOX, Middleport You MHI I Tho Nicest Peoplo On A HONDA I I. I I . ' STEP OUT FRONT IN A ROCKET ACTION OLDSMOBILE! 'l'll\IEX-featuring llalnless steel backs, unhreak· able malnsprlilas and shock resistant. There is a 'l'lmex watch for every one on your list. Men's, women'• ud children's, 6.95 up. For '66 Ohls bri ngs you • whole new IPf't'trum of se1ec;!tion to make it ea:-:h•r than ever to pick the Rocket that fits ynur pocket. Luxury <'ars. Sports cars. Popular.prired cars. Economy cat:,.;. A full range of size!! in five different wheelbases. l''ult range of perfonnance too - from the t2~cubic-inch Toronado Ro('ket V-B to a new &as--saving Adion-Line 6. You name it Old~mohile ' s aot 1t pricf!d rleht for you! SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy II 1; I I GIVE HIM NUNN-BUSH SHOES! SANTA'S CHOICE Wheth~r he cbOUSt'!!i Ius fo(lt'o\·•·<tr for fityle, fr:or comfort ot frow a deep sen~f" of tltri fl, hf' kno~" :-..unn~B u:- h ShC1el are a really supf'rilH' huy. ~l\()W him how m1wh ynu rf'all _, eu~ ~- gi\·t htJn ~\unn-nu .•ll Shnf'~ . If ynu 1'1' not ~urf' of his size our jilt r·rr1if1ca1r ts the pcrf••d <11l'll't'l' It Jet1 bim seltcl the stylr ht· prd•'l'" . From $11l95 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy ltatl feffiin ~ f>l~ln rrmdrer, toll . H onda~ ~et up toj 300 lailf"l per gallon. art> ea.'iY and H111 t11 ndr. And you ean 1t1rt Jour own pnrnle "Chri."ll. la~ Clun ' ri).: ht now wiU1 ... .-oey you'll san~ by rl.din :, J HonJIJ. Gire ~·ourself - aiHI the whnle familv - yP:lr~ of fun. (;t:>t a Honrla. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport WHITE \. ' ·~ Sewing Machines All-SEOAL Gridders Win I III PHILCO COURIER PERSONAL PORTABLE TV BIG 16 11\lCH SCREEN RUGGED LIGHTWEIGm SPORTS BOOTS TO PLEASE YOUR FAVORITE SPORTSMAN Wolverlne'o ••~· lightweight styling wmbises unique dry IOft.stay aoft full grain leather wUh modern craftsmanlhlp Into Ugb!Jooted new boot comfort. Choose from 8" boots, 6" 1hoes, aport oxfords, Wellin&tona, chukkas and IOif shoeS , , , I sty!e and aize to fit your extra speeill . oportsman. Prices for moll! sl.yles !l'Om $12.95 to $1Uii. Wb>' not to· on a pair for youflelf, too' I'IIILCO 2622-XGY. Compare the di1ference between tbt lmlll Size 10'' or 11" pirture with Phlleo's Courier. It offers you a big easy to see 16'' overall diagllnai picture. Great for traveling. Equally good for a second set at borne, big enough, bright enough for daylight viewing in an average size room. Philco patented COOL CHASSIS, beats U1e heat for longer TV Hie, lmvro,ed performancP, greater dependability. $12~. 95. Easy Terms I New spray, steam and dry iron. Automatic powf'1' spray provldt>s fine mi -; ty spray to dampen s1uhborn wrinldf•s .. Water Window·· prt •v t·nl~ u\·erfilling, tE>!I s \\"hf·n to rf'fJII, "'011 Pon•·-~ n1 for TFE fim~b GIVE HER A "WHITE" CHRISTMAS Gil·e her a gt fl >he ll'ill n•" II Yap preciate this Chrlft. mas a new l'ortahle or Cabinet ' 'l od•l Whitl Srwing ~·(a(.' hint· Choosr from our man~· fine rno4o els prit·rd {rom ~:iH !10 up THE SEWING CENTER, Middleport MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9:00 HARTLEY & BENNEn, Pom1roy TEFLON'·COATED SOLEPLATE PREVENTS STICKING, MAKES CLEANING !iASIER ;~a ·' l: Compl1ments her good taste in c!f' and a;;:-.. aAMIIAT ••oo ALIO Po0 TG IIGO WIOGINt IIIN•I tt PORTABll ClEANER .. ODIL 74.2 ' ..... ,...... LA·Z-IOY lti.UTINI.UII400 (~R-IICLI..:;:,:,N.:;A.,: ·IlOCKEII~"'""")1 I WIIIIJN. ii:IN. IU IPORfiMIN $1HCI lilt I 'I GIVE THE GREAT OUTDOORS .. GIVE A REMINGTON I \ THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND A perfe('t di(lmond reflect~ full beauty and brilllattce and Keet-sake gtlaranteei'l a perfect center diamond in wt'lling (Or replacement IISiUrtd). With your KeepNke Di.a,nond lin&. ~· ou receive permanent registration. protection .,.lnst lo~• of diamon~s from the 1ollin1 for one lull par, and lifetime trade.ln privi1ege, For the perfet't gift 0 , , IGre,_r . , , choooe o Kf,EPSAKE DIAMOND RING. NYLON 88: Strtlctural nylon anrt onlnancr. 1ttftl COM• binc 1o give Utft most accurate. d(lpf'ndable 22 ~ut... loadlnj: r ifle ever. Holds H long rifle cartrid~e~. $49.95. MOOEL 1100: Fi,·e shot automatic shotiun. Gi\·e~ up to 66% less recoil ... up to seven times longC"r life. $14~.9~. MODEL 7•2: "WOODS MASTER": Autoloallin& big ga'mo rifle has porfeet balan<e, ·reduced recoil, lljht woiahl In 280 R•mlngton: 30.00: 6mm R•m. and 308 Caliber. fltll,95 , K& C JEW~LERS, PolnlrOf . ' • ' EBE!tSIACH HARDWARE, Pomeroy I '.. . :, ·• ' f. HOOVER PORTABLE The clt-llwr that has f'\"l't"~· t hin g lnr;i de mdudin~ the llOSI 1nt1 wand . Look~ anrl rt11·rie~ Hke lightWE'hl,hl lua;gav.f. PowE'r(u\ Jl-. H.ll . Motor cornhi nt'~ with HoO\·er·s "Comb •nd Brush" n1g no zzle lo arhierP a new high in canlstf'r efficien('y. CGmes compl('tc with Tufflex hOS@, tele scoping extension wand and a full !lf':t of <'lf'a nln~ attn.C'hments ONLY 59.9S RUTLAND FURNITURE, RUTLAND, 0. YOUR CHOICE OF EARLY AMERICAN.' TRADITIONAL, MOOIRN STYLIS Ht-n•'s grliC'inus li\"lll~ for ~our home- from a tOll""" t.iQnal nwkt•r to yonr favonte TV recHner to 1 .;;,~Q.,~. able smnnlh ro<·kmg action, then ntline to any evP.tl to (\Ill t)Pfl pOI'i1ion, ~· uu will Ill}' Ol hf'r r. h t=Hr . S~ fi ll\' ne\'E'L' be aatillfl-4, \hril"lmas ~tlediOft . �- ' . .- ~ • ' II • • • r - •. -- .. • . . . . . ..... >·... '"'' "" • • • ,. • • • • .. ~ . . . .. . . . .. ~ ....' . .. . . . • •.1 I '. , .. • ' ' '• .. ' .. ,. ''. ' . . ' ' ''·-· ·· ·· · ···· ·' " I Sentinel, > and family and Richard Cone and son, Dick, Athens. Miss Lois wells, Wellston, Icalled at the Pettit home on 8un day alternoon. . OCie eWR h ', 'lbanksgiving hviSitors lne thies 1-------------JRamoo Moms orne wer BY MRS. ALTA CONE Mrs. Lona Pettit and BnmdlsJ PT. PEASANT - Saint were in Charleston, W. Va. lea Guild of Christ Episcopal Wednesday. Brenda S Chestn.Ul Ridge Guilds Join For Luncheon On Th ursday Frl'd Tavlor Named Preside~! of Order '"Southern High Honor Roll ls Announced PT. PLEASANT _ An eleclion of officers was held by the Tu-Endie-We1 Order No. lin Fraternal Order of Police with Fred Taylor, Mason, chosen as Southern High School an-I presi dent for the new year. .,·aunced its second six • week • Elected to serl"' with D Mr. 1 vtre·presi dent: Miles S • ty N ars • Chur<·h was a guest of the er.. for a few days visit with relaof the church for II'ves. "' secretary • treasurer ; Wrsley their December meeting, K. E. Erickson made a bus· t:;~~-~;HI~~\it~~~rt:' students with ian. guard ; Forest Casto. CUn· lday 1 p.m. in the Parish house. tness trip to Columbus on Mont?.: .till'' of 84 p('r cent or more rluctor: trustPes. Charles Eber~. The luncheon tables for the day. Ill .Ill subj{'Cls 1\Rmcs in S;ll'nC'e, Chaplain. Alva Sulh· ' ret dinnf'r were attractively dee- Recent visitors with · t'il tl i<:tll'IS rnetde . A" 192· Jomes Gaskins and Kennrth orated with Christmas Cone mid wife were ~J · I' I icllt' lfl all subwrts. Lnve. . ments. Hostesses f~r. the after· St·ult.rs -· SlJH !cv B:ker n1 Mr . T<wlor sueceftls outgomg · noon were Mrs. W1lham Wells, .1 .1. P·ml Davis Polly presi dent fl. . M. Goodwm who Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. D. H. ' I ~ ll . . • ' I • ' d b lh " II \V ''!.,:,•·:·. J· m:('t' HobJck. MarJo- : was rero~nm• . Y e grou v Connors and Mrs. Wa er . - , i, 11 ,·r. l.inda .Johnson, Con- I for his outstandmg 1l'a_dersh1p Windsor. . , • •1111 ,, ham CAHOLYN 1I duri ng his tenure in ofhce.N 1' '<\ll members of both guilds Il l'' ,.(' 1\ "' • ' . ~ . ll '~· tl\l ll..\lonna Shain. Pam Richard C Olhlll~l'r._ ew i brought wrapped _gifts to be -.:\ \., .. 11 . 1• :-ih: 1rnn Thit-!'>.'i. WlL· . Haven. wa s approvPd tot _mem· 1 given to needy d 1tldren In the The Board members und r·: ·\ -, 1 :·~ l :\\ 1\:.r: b1·rsh1p m the order and c1ty p.a- county Mrs. Harold Somervi~le, Staff or the Meigs County Heallh .tunl~'r ' _ ~;md:·:J Ra 11ey. [l~f.· ~r:oJman , ~;eorg<' Pla:.ls, w<~s m· 1president of the Servicfl ~tid, Department joins me in tha~ I'. Ill) \\ .~ Hl:SH. Mr~e rtr ated m . the o1der. The. presided and gave the devotion· ing you for the courtesy a : 1 ~ 1 ., Judy !\mg. l.:!onnre 1 next _mecl rng of t ~ e i als. excellent assistance given the ,1 ~ 11 f' :\1('\'lurr<J_\' . CAH- group wrl l ht> .hl· ld Ja,nuary 5 1n i The Hev. Cbarles Pitzer Health Department during the 1 , \t Rul C II t "1ng Skunk Control ProJ·ect and the 1 1 ·', \''' !, 1 I' ' . •1 ·1 • .. \OI.rl'>. Ie aso n Y '.1 ed a colored sound film I A I whiclh 1 rabies epidemic here in the Pal :y rro lttt. ( [l<'d ·' Heroes For God'' .:""'' ' · LL\IlA, (:. J}(~nlo>r(l'rtain l lnld the story of Queen county. · , •1 1 1 : of S(-otland. Without the excellent cooper· 1 garPI .,, . ·> IH~ - J;t·:tlri n · Brtdl- 1 \-,' ilh $4 L~OUO Grant i Attending the afternoon Junch- 1ation of your newspaper , we I P·l/ ' BD:-c". J .-\:\i\ 1 :'<: ~: . : t•on were Mrs. Millon L. Miller, ' would not have been able to t.t ·a·, , ·;r•'i•'. n:' rid I'T. PLF:ASAi\T ~ J()h~ A. ~ I M t' M Eu- keep the pu~:;,. inlnrmed of tht 1-·-:· IJ, ,·ll,·L,:n·;. '1"11111 ]ltd Wil..,on. ft\·il Oe!.:nst< On·ector I Mrs. I oml e~'\1 ar~nll rs(·ooct-· sevenly of the situation •I \lt~r:n Count\· und Pres1 dent gese RaJ . ' rs . r mr • · 1· 1!il1. 1k~ 1· a 11\ dliJ:! I rI 1 · ,. • ,. M' ss Reba Beale Mrs. 1 Sincerely yours, <.nurt , an- \o'.lll . 1 d ,,. ' J I. l E F 'laag MO P. ll'.,l,l•.,rd . .lcill!l '' ! .. 11\ lrl !ht• :1-l<! >;tm Co unl~· ·1 d f W11ltam Me<l e " ISS u 1e " , . 1:1"1 (· ~-: .\1:\\UE I. . t;\'11<1 n(•\rnC"ed !hat H Cl\'1 e eti SP. S . h M S C w·th 1m Mrs. Acting Hcallh Commi!lsioner .rrll'I".'"''l'fll')' ()1Wr3tin" center .. m1 t ' I r!l . . ' 'I I eS D. l .t I lt.l :-1;1 I ' tl' 'l\ l' fl'>. o ·lti'-''' ' •. .... ~ t. . ..,,, ,ld u· l' llill.ll r·n I he cnurt- Robert Johnson. n rs. . . .1 11 ,., , l't;n ~·TilT ~n:t l'l/11 " . (~ 1 d '1\t tie meat now a goW'me t ' P 1 ·I: \ Til ::-Jt"o l \ \ll(':li'lt' ht1 1L~C' ;t nnt'x b<1sr nwnt follow - ~~~ag~;il~~s.C~~~r~~rs:o~~a~~:~ -~ dish~ once wa~ consid.ered on~ny " ed ho fief belng· a pa· ed home after apendlng two mother, Mrs. Cora Morris and! turn me a k ith her daughter Dorodaughter, Viola Eichnicker, Co- tient at Sheltering Arms Hos- ~~· !dwfamily iD Colnmbuf. lumbus. pital. . Ued Lawrence Morton and wilt Everett Holcomb Is excavat- Albert Cone and wife ca . Thanksgiving gueell with ing ror a basement under their on Mrs. Ginevra Foster oo TUes were d ghter and h•barul iD h day afternoon their au oEusdew.art! re- Mrs Leo &gao bas return- Colum:: bu=s:.. . -:-::o-:::-::=-=:· Sentinel Church News x. l • EDITOR'S MAILBAG ! NEW SHIPMENT YARNS ACCESSC> RIES SPIN · A-YARN 138 $. 1\th Ave. f>~'.id dl epo r l, 0. r===:.:====== • CONVERSE INSULATED BOOTS Size 6 to 12 Chr istmas Gift-A-Rama Roush's Shoe Store Middlepo~l llow~rrl POMEROY POMEROY LANES City League I Nov. 23, 1965 Points Pomeroy Ceme'llt Block 62 Hondas 54 D. · D Bar 48 \-l1dd leport Dept. Store 44 Syracuse Ball Park 44 t'n . BH E\ Il\ HHADFUHD. , H &· 1< . f'irestone 36 Honald ccomr. Jenn1 fe r Davis, High Game and Series- Rich Mi ke Hav m;m, Jane Joh nson, Rawlings 2.29. 60l; High Team !tawhn g~ Off I 2564. Senior Boy• League Nov. :7, llltii W. L. 14 13 14 13 14 13 · Team No. 4 Team No. 3 Team No. 2 Te<:~m MOST PERFECT No. 1 12 15 High Game and Serie! - Bill Swam Iilli, 507. High Team Game and Series - Team N'· 4, 794, 2224. CE1LlNG VVHITE -- EVER P RODUCED I Ladles Sunny Knighten Dailv Sentinel For~st Hun Block lola's Beouty Salon Crow's Steak Huuse ; Friendly Tavern 22 L, 8 16 14 15 15 15 15 1 Air conditioning now goes into about 20 per cent of new eR rs 110ld. delivery mail ser-yice 6 .49per gal. USE Luco-Luxury Latex in hundreds of colors for your walls ••• a new exper-ience in background beauty. 14K while or yellow~~~~ "The Depnrtmenl Store of Building Since 1915" PAINT DEPT., PHONE WY 2-3679 POMEROY, 0. S311Phtltt cr1'1a1. U o u w~ l lhl inE (omb lotd will! mrld -famou1 Ome~~ accu1a cy, A watc~ ~Ui f ntd lor 1 llfeMrt If P!OUd JH) ISU\Ion .! , GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. K& C JEWELERS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RACINE PLANING MILL BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. RAU'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA THE DAILY SENTINEL OHIO VALLEY ·aAIQNG CO. R H RAWLINGS SONS CO. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS j /l ut lt r>II~A 70 m•~·~ orwi /od<tl' mod•h V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ......... w. v.. S12D 404 Setond Ave, CP•IIipolis Ohio .ll1lr lor I••• Omtr.g '~!y#eo lror""r• SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 1 was inaugu;ated In 1885. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. HEINER'S BAKERY HOYT'S SQHIO SERVICE 721, 1986. Sp~cial I ....... ,a-eea ise Gilmore 192, 566. High team Game and Series -Crow's Steak I !louse, TINY'S FOODLAND ------· · LIEVJNG COAL COMPANY 0 12 18 Dutton Drugs 10 20 I H1gh Game and Series - Lou'1 • R. ll RAWLINGS SONS CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING a Nov. 28, 1965 W. s.r:,;;, 10 1 and running for the 4th big year 1n a row! To make K another record breaker, The Dodge Boys are starting right out to deal you in. And back you up long and strong. Now, are you ready for a car as big as the backing? So beautifuRy different it never sa.Y$ "me, too" about you? Ready. Aim. fire! Away from dull driving with Dodge Pola1a 1A big buy lrom a better , guy. , Sandro Jr;hn>a n. GNrge Norris, Game and Series - Middleport I THE I"'"" wr: u BEST J.! Spt' IH'lT . n ~IVId 1horpe. Cl lA R· ; LEE:-J WA RD.. John Warn er. Lmda llm e .~. SHARO .~ VATES. Fn•shnwn ~ \1 <J rk Bc·egle, t\k lanil' B:Tgle. Hhonda flrari- • with the ~~~~:;::~ ::;::;:-:ii:i-====~~'~h:".:_l•..:_·y_.:.:Pl::lr_:s~._:S:an:::d::,ro:_:Z::.•::.rk.:.le Dept. Store, 912, T WY. 2-2036 232 E. SECOND BOWLING Lf'r Bet-hill'. 2~, 1 1 J lrn flrr<>on. and ~uetla Daugl1· r l\·. 17, Pl PIP:J<;a nt; (;:Jry Al· !t";l ( 11oiJHll<Jn. 11 . Pt. Plr·a-;.1 n1. 1 .1nd Cl:1'hs Cllristme J nnrs. 17, · 1-'t . l'lt•a9nt. \l1·re Thl:' <.:H larv nf thP fi r ~ t L. S. G.+:' neral, Edmund ~andolilil. wa" !J.50U " year. _ in Mid::ljeport Merch ants L~ 0HI0 vALlEy pLuM8IN6 & HEATl N6 g tlw appnl\·;~l of a $~1,000 ted- , Sperow. Mrs. Bart Montiegel, good eno~~g~hf~nr~~s~la:ve:s_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (•rn l gr~mt Wedne~rla~ : M•..s. Rush Krodel . J.lrs. Barry l lropical colomes. Tilt• "enter m tl1•· old .<'l mcri~ ·;t n Le~io n Build ing w1!1 cnst Worslt am. Mrs. Mae Kryder, ' • $112.0110 with thl:' Coun1 ~· Court Mrs. J. J . Lovell, Mrs. J. 0. m;Hdti ng 1he ff'deral fund and Mnrr land, Mrs. Gail Faires, Tom 1vtl! al' rn]llmmb te .lfi per~nn~ . Mrs. W. S. Hyre. Mrs. ,'trill hrlll.~l' ,, 11 tltr <"IVtl detense Waltr rs. Mrs. Wylie 'Minton. · nd •·n 1rrg"n' ~lrs. Edith Simkins. Mrs. Fred t' ! lltHl1 ll!ll ('~ l t 11\JlS ~'1 Franklin , Mrs. Wells, Mrs. ~·~ l'qll'pmen t ~~-~Smith. Mrs. Somerville. the Rl:'v . and Mr:;. Char les Pitzer and ASK TO WEO 1'1' Pl.EASr\~T - Twn roup- Bt't h Ann Pitzer. l r~ h:1r ~· ma'.lv : 1rpli ea lw n~ frr Atl\ii"Ill'V Participating Member I 1 marri:1gC' l it ·en.;t'~ in the office '. 'f tlw Count~ Cierk .\pplymg id" ..J; 'I ,: AdventSeasonSignifieant To Christmas Everywhere I (PIIIItr) stead, we joined the \ZUben Spencer, PdSIOr. Suoclay lblll'lday ol month; Board Beolh MelloodiJI Cburc• crowd that cominllll School 9:30 a. m. Morning Will' meettna ard WQ ..., ol the Do vou know the lignificance generation lo the Dell lblp II a. m.; EvqeJIIUa _. morth. of Jasi Sunday? Are you aw'llre ignorance and IDsulla tlce, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Flalwoodl Melhodl$1 Cllare. of Its importance for thfs year juries which make God's and Suoclay Sclloot; I p, m. Ev· 1:30 p. m. Wednesday; YoUDg and what 11 stands for? Nom· ued story marveiOWJ. enlng oervlce: T'lunday. 7:30 People's Service Friday, 7:3tl - Pearl A. Cosio, pastor. wor ben ofpeople do DOt know that tentionally or DOl made p. m. Prayer 1111tllnap. m. lblp ~ervlce 10 "- m. even the first Sunday after Tlranks· unwanted, urmeceuai'Y. CarpeaiOJ 8apllll Qordu '1lllrd! or Gad, Mt Mlll'lah otber SUnday 7.15 P· m. Suo giving iB the beginning of Ad- vant· We played tile !l.Jnda) School 9·30 •· m.; Moro Rev. Daalel Wotkm111, ~ eta, Scllool. 10 a. m., m Jobn vent. Ju•t as great a number Cl!Use men have PfOV'd log Worship 10:1$ a m. Sunday School 9:U o. m.; WOl' Ba1ley, Supt. Prayer eeUDg do no understand tile meaolng selves only fools Wbell P'lnt Bapllll CIIIII'CII, 1414d!• lblp service 11 a. m. and 1:30 Ullited Methodiol Cbllfch - of this Season or what the four have lried to ~ God , . por~ Rev. Dooald 8oaoe, .... ._ m. Prayer meetin& 7:30 p Pomeroy. Rev. Melvm Alklre, Sundays between Thanksgivlog ed to evict Him out of tor: Sunday 9eooo1 t:IJ L m., m. TUesday: Young People' pastor. Church School Study, and Christlnas exall and empha- world. Fred Hollman, Supl.; 10:15 a. meeting. 7:30 p. m. l"rrday. 9:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supt. Leo SIZe. But God Is sWI herfJ. 111 m. Worsblp Service; BYP 8 p. llllllaad Cllareb 01 Goa, Ret. Vaughan, Asst Supt. Second Advent, from the Latin ad endured every affroDI, , m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. John Smallwood, pastor: Sunday Sunday in Advent. Morning meaning to and ventus, come, spiteful act, every , m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer School 10 ._ m.; Evan~liot!c woralti~ hour 10:30 a. ,';'· Ser: designates the ar:ivat on earth word. He has auffend ., meetln Thl•rsday 7:30 p. m. service 7 m. 1 Youn People moo: We Need Jesus . Text. of God H1mseU m a human many limes in lileuce, . 1f111!t practf,! ' Endea ~ m. wJ.esday· Matthew 1:18-Z5. Recephon of body. Historically 11 is what oc- self' hal split ~ First 'sa dsl Cbarclt. Porn• Pr ver m. new membership class. 5:30 p. curred at Bethlehem In a cow twisted the oul!Dok of ~ 7 88 niY _ Re~. Carver WUIIatruJ. da ayer m g p. m. Methodist YF. Monday, .7 p. stable when a young Jewish girl and hrred a lawyer to l1tldo whli( Sunday School 9:30 WI 10:20. &ace Epllcopal Olarclt, m. Commissions on MISStons, gave birlh to her frrsl child and one of God'a minlllen Ji&J.M: worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Pomero The Rev Richard IL Srewar~hip. and Flnance, and laid Him on th; bay in a man- Him to do alan altar. AI~ N and Junior church for Martin, YR ~ M Education will meet. 7:45 p. m. ger. Chronolog.caDy it Is what log u divorcea are, they liMit. C:ry ecto~ ~ Church Olftcial Board meets. divided time and made ;, new not chased Him away, Imm• eo. olng Prayer · Thursday evening is choir re- calendar 80 thai we number ual! God is with us . Flrll Bapllsl Qmrdl, IIIICitle o.m. Coffee bout foUowtna. hearsal Public bl'llted to wor· h tl distance He remains !oo wben equalf ltav. C. L. O'Conner, pBIIDr. Ealerprl11 EUB QIIJ'dl, R.n. sblp S~day. :'m Yd.": a~u~f ~s arrivaL ly as selfish ~en pick IUs~ &lnclay School t:30 o. m., Sam Men•et Smith, pastor. Worship Forest RIUl Methodist dntrcb is th 1965ih ear 1 ets and rob Him of IUs t . CUrtls, wpL; 10:411 L m. Mon> service 9:30 L m.: Sunday - Sunday School 9 a. m., Mrs. Ye~ Adven/ Is more than Iores. Take a !rip through 1111 Ill worablp: &:30 P. m. BYF Schoo~ 10·30 a. m. YIMith Fel- Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- a past event or a new way to Ineighboring hills and see bow and Junior l'eUonhlp; 8 p.m. lo'II'Ship 6:30 P· m.; Boys and vice 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell reckon time. Advent iB God's the olreams run with dlsoolltl" Evening aervlce: 7:110 p. m. Girls Fellowship, 8:30 p. m.; Stutler, pastor. coming to the earth His return· ed sediment, how the tne1 Wednesday, Prayer meallng; Evenlng 1ervice 7:30 p, m., 2nd Beatll Methodist Cbordl, Mid- ing His reappeara~ce alter a ' have been uprooted and ._. 8:30 p. m. "':~esday, Senior ~ 'th Sundays: Youlh Cbolr, dleporl, M. E. Dowson, postor; lenBthy absence. What makes 1t aSide, how the olp soil erodll Cbolr Pracllco, 3.30 P. m. Tu• 6.30 .P· m. Wednesday. Prayer Mn. Nan Moore, Cburcb School so sigmficant to us after 1965 and protrudmg rocks point 10 eta,, Junior Cbolr PracHeL Meeting, 7:30 p. ro. Wadoesctay. SUpL; Cburcb School, 9:30 L years Is that He Is still here. : the path a plunderer took 8ct011 Jlarlfonl Baplltll Cllordl Lollrld&e EUB Cllardt, R.n. m.; Worsblp Service, 10:30 L The life He lived, the Holy the countryside lo claim God'l Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Mom- Eugene E. Emerson, paator; m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- Spirit, has never departed and coal for his own. Who pv1 lng Worship 9 a. m. Sermon: Sunday School 9:45 I. m. flu&. ablp, 7 p. m.; Official Board remains after these centuries. whal belongs to God lo 811J "How to Mllkll Progress as a ..U Archer, SupL Sunday meeUng, lSI Sunday of month. True Advent awareness is man? But how patient God bll : Church." Church School, 9:50 worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 7,30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday actually based upon wonder- remamed with the thieves And : a, m. Classea for eU agea. Tue&- P. ro. alternately. Bible lludy o1 'IIOlllh. 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor ment. lf we pause ot think what with .the spoilres .who pollute clay: Children acUv!Ues 3:45 p. and prayer service led by past- Wednesday, 7 p. m. God'! continued presence His nvers, contammate uearlf ; 1 m · Yooth actfv!Ues 8 p. m.; or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Cllrl9- "'Cb ch means we cannot do less than every wmd that btows and after ! 111• MM'odlsl ·, . End 1 so a d ..... ersv ... IIJ' , · carrect b""~ • 'r Adult B1ble Study, 7:30p.m. tlan eavor, : P. m., r W d 0 G St tl p to marvel or express out amaze- wearymg or a s , .....- : Rallaad lllnl Baptist Cbordl Saturday ol month. en e • u er, . as r. ment. But many of us have done ished earlh, nse into the beav- : Sunday Scbroi9:SO a.m. Preach- tloroinl Star EUB Ontrcll, Sunda.:!hool, 10 a. m., Wor- neither. Many or us were not in ens to scatter billiolll of dolllrl l lnF Sunday 2:30 p. m. Rev. Menzel Smith, paslllr: 9:45 llhip ce 11 ':M mhodis church last Sunday to give our I worth uf experimental junt ; I'He WID Bapllst Clntrcll, L m. Sunday Schoo~ Fred Morse ECblape et ~- wondering hearts to worship. In· (Continued on page 10) : Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P a 11 1 Smith, sup!.: Earl Shuler, Ass'L Jame• ar y, pastor, ver - -· _ _, Sunday Sclloo~ 10 o. m. Morning worship 10:45 L m.; Sayer: ~ ~un~l School 10 Sunday &:hool J:30 a.m.; Morn- Sunday 7 p. m. Young Ptopll'a r.oJie U ~Dill, In lome memure, foeler and help IIU• Taylor; Guy Priddy, SupL; Preaching Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thurs- "- P!it..d ~e~."·c':.'.;...b- ing Worship 11 a.. m.; NYPS Leg1011:. 7:30 p. m. Salvallall lain 1M& rood in family and community life, thil feao service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer 1181'- day. H 1 MD . 1 to S nd 6:45 p. m.: Evenmg Servrce. meeting. Thursday, I lo 3 L-. . vices, 1 :SO p. m. Wednesday. 8ontlt Bethel I!UI Cbllrch &h.;,l ~:~~" &"~~d r. ~~. 7:30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser· dies Ho.me League: 7 ~· m. fr!tP ; ture II lpoJUonitl by the bm ine., firm~ and organi116Jio1111 Mt. Morlall Baplilt Chard, Rev, Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Sup!· Kenneth McLeod .,.1 vice, 7:30 p. m Wednesclay. cilwes, 7 30. p. m. Bible llltd7, : wlwfe IICDII8I appeGr below. Corner ol Fourth and Main Sl tor. Sunday Scllool 9:45 o. m., Sup!:, Preaching 7,30 p. ~ Sun- Middleport Churcti ot the Nu prayer mecung, Other ~ · MfddleporL R-.v. Nyle Borden, Norman IL Bahr, Supl Sunday day. arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett by announcemenL minister. Sunday School 9:30 Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. Racine Metbocll&1 Cbarck, SUnclay <;chool 9:30 a. m.: Mort> Pomeroy Sevealh 011 ..._. j a. m. Arnold Rlcbardll, SupL m. Alternately. Bible Study H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Suo- lng Worslllp 10:30 a. m.; NYPS tlsl Chord! _ Mulberry Betpoa ; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. and Prayer service led by past- day School 9:30 a. m.: Praaeb- Young Peop''· 6:45p. m.; Evan- Rd., north ol Meigs MOIIILCIII : Naomi Bapllll Cllarelu 811• or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. tng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; gellstic m..Ung 7:30 p. m.; Hospital Pastor, F. w. Glffllrd Middleport, Ohl6 •" sa"- ohio day School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Syracase E.U.B. Qarch, Paal Prayer and Blbfe Study, 7:30 p. Pray•' m••'' 'g. Wed· 7:30p.m. Assistant Pastor, Jamea R. : ship 11 a. m.: Prayer ae"ice, "- SoDen, Paotor. m. Wednesday. hmeroy Cltordl or lhP Nu- Holler. Services on Saturclar. : 1 p. m. Wednesday. 9:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Ben Rock Sprlnp Melhodiat - arene, Sunday School 9:30 8· Sabl>ath School 1:30 p. m.; ; Carleton .oborcb, Klnpbary Quisenberry, SUpl; 10:30 o. m. Chester Lemley, pastor·, Wor- m.: Morning worship 10:45 o. W h' • 30 y ... · -""' ervice 111 w on 1p, .: p. m.; oa M In W 7 1 Road, Rev. Clyde lllnton, pas- orn g ··~• • , ship service 9:30 a. m.· Sun- m. Evening orsll p. p. m.; meeting. S·30 p m.· Btbl8 b .. ,. tor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; and Srd Sundays ol the month; clay Schoo~ 10:15 a, m.:' MYF Prayer meeting. 1 P- m. Wed. dy Thursday ·7:31' p. IlL, 11 labn of Good Bread Ralph Carl supl Sunday War- 7:30 p. m. Eveulilg Evaogella- 6:W p. m. Prayer and Bible Rev. Clyde v Henderson, P,... J7 ·Evans Helghts, Ga!Upolll. , We Fill All Doc:toro Prttertptlo111 ship service, 10:30 a. m. and llc Service, 2nd and 'th Sun- Study, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. tor. · lllmllllltGa. W. Va. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer day of month. BETHANY Ratlaad M~ Chura- Cbnrcb otllle Nawene, Pom· Eden United Brelllrat Ill WY 2-2!m5 Pomoror meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 1:30 L ID. Morning Worlblp: Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: ero) Rev. Clyde Hender&>n, Cllrlst Qllreh.' Rev. EldeD ILColamblt Cbapel: Wonblp..., 10:30 a.m. Sunday Schoo~ Bty. Cbordl School 9,30 a. m.; wor pastor: Su,1day School 9:30 a. Balke. pastor, Sunday ScJvd, vice eacb Sunday 9:15 a. m.; the Theiss, SupL; 6:30 ?· m. ohip service, 10:30 a. m., M ship services 7:30 p. m. Sun- 10 a.m.; Wmnlt HoWnger, IUPL ' 'iunday Sellon! 10 o. m.: Youth Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Y. F. Monclay, 6,30 p. m. m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a. Cbmuan Endeavor, 7:11 p. DL Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor, 9:30 a. m. SUnday School. Way- SUvenvllle Metbodlst Cllarcb liOI'VIc.. 7:30 p. m. pr a yer Mn. Lyda Chevalier, prestdellt,. ship 7 p. m. each SUnday. ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Arthur SUit, pastor. Sunday m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening classes fo: •II. Song aervl~ JMI Tbleall SL lllddlepon WY 34180 130 E. Second Bradbury Clmrcb o1 Clu1st, Morning Worship, 2nd and fib School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene WoUe meetln~. 1:30 p. ro. Thursday. 8 .P· m. Preaching 8:20 P. ~· PometoJ Art Marcum minister· Bible Sunday of the month; 8 p. m. Supl Services Thursday evet> CIIIIJ'eb or the N1128reno, Ra- l11d Week Prayor meeUn11. 7•• .. i School and 'Morning Worsbfp, Evening Evangelistic Service, lng.' ctne, Oht0, Sunday School ot p. m. Wednesday, Clau Lelltoh j 10:SO o. m.; CbrlstiaD EndeiV· l.!t and 3rt! Sunday of montll. Salton Methodist Church - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship ""· Mrs. MaZie Ho1smger. . . or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worsblp, Tappen Plabll EUB Cbareh, B. L. OlcDaniel, pastor: Clint Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Eve- Bachtel EvanaeUelli .Uatteli Watzbl'¢ 1 ID 1904 7 p. m. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Orr, Supt. Preaching I:IS a.m. olng Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid . Brethren Church - Suncllp· . PogevOlo Commllnity Cbordl !Dr; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Sunday School IO:U a m week Prayer Service Wednes- School 9:45 o. m. Wonltll!. Wtll Ql 2'• W. VL Wddleport Rev. RuaeU Cline, pastor. - SUnday Scllool 10 I. m., Ho- Oak Grvve Melhodisl Cllareh, clay 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris ~1. 2nd and 4th Sunday, 1:411 1< : Young People's se"ice 7:30 p. bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl WoUe, Pastor. m. Acbasb Miller, putar• .• 1 , m. Thuraday; EYangetlstic aer- dy and prayer services led by Cros!, S tpl. Sunday Scllool al Rolland Cburcb o1 the Nazar- UH Cburcb, Letar1 S~ j vice Satorday 7:30 p. m.; and pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 10:1S a. m.; Preachlo11 I:IS. ene: Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; day School 9::10 o. m.: Waaldf; : Suocta, 7:30 ~ m. Adult class meeling 7:30 p. Syracuse Metbodlsl Cburcb Morning worship 10:45 a. m. ' ' ., Sunda). 7:30 D. m. ' ; Hemlock Grove Olrlatlan m. last Monday of month. Weadetl G. Stuller, pastor Evangellstic service 7:45 ~. m Letart Falls Ualted Church, James Quisenberry, Federated Cltorcb, PomOJ'O]I, Worship Service 8:45a.m. Sun- ;,fidweek prayer servtce, 7:15 p. ' In Christ Church. James~ · ' WOII lllla-k P0111ero7 "YoiiJ' Keepsake Store" 110rshlp •ervlce, 9,30 a.m. Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; day School 9:45 a. m. MYF SW>m. Wednesday. rison, pastor. Sunday School l llt4iPGlt . . o. cb of Yollf Cboloo 112 E. ldaln Sl Pomem Sunday School 10 a.m. Terry Carl Kaul!, SupL: S u n d a Y day 6 p. m. Prayer meeting Syrocaoe Cburtb o1 tile Naza. UO a. m. Preaching oerv' · CUJiums, Supt. Scllool, t a. m.: Worship boar Sunday 7:30 p. m. nme, WU!inm c. lborpe, pastor first and third Thunday . Brad!onl Clloreb of Cllrlst, 10 a. m. Letart Falla United Brethren Sunday Srhool SolO a. m.; Morn· lngs at 7:30 p. m. Second Jot Robinson, Minister; M~ Uldoo I'.W.B. Cblll'<b - InC risl Cburcb, Sunclay School tng wurslllp 10.31 a. m. fourth Sunday eveninP at 7• Homer Forrest. Supt. : Bible Sunday School 9:4S I . m., Earl 9:30a.m. worship aervices. The Pentecollal Assembly, Routo p. m. Prayer meeting BuUdlni Sappllellad lllllwort School I:SO; Morning Worllhip, Starkey, supt.; Evening wor flnl and third Thunday even- 1'4, Rev. •au! E. Jones, pastor and fourth 11111J'8day •v Generol Clmtractftla 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worll11e, lhip, 7:30 p. m. by CecU Cos, lnga at 7:SO and the second and Slmday Scllool 10 a. m.: W<>l' 1nd first and third Sunday · · Chester, Ohio PbObt WY utr18 1 p. m. Wednelday, 7 p. m. Ll.yman; Young People's mee~ fourth Sunday nlghla at 7:30. day, Wednesday and Friclay. enings at 7:30 p. m. ~ ' Biblt Study. ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; James Morrison, pastor. t'be Penteeostat Cbllftb, Mid- ML Hermon .Jailed Dmer Cllurcb o1 C • r 11 t Wednesday; Choir pracUce II ll,JaeU Roo l'l'ee Metbodllll. dlepor~ South 3rd Ave.: Sunday In Christ Church. James Bible School 9:30a.m. Preach- 7:30 p. m. Thursclay. R<lber' E. Smllh, Sr., pastor, Schooi!O •· m.; Sunday evening rtson, pastor. Sunday · , 1n1 10:30 a. m., first and tbtrd Danv1Ue POgrtm Holblen, IP. SUnday School 9:30 a.~ 0. 0. evangellsUc service, 7:30 p. m. 9:30 a.m. Preachln& Sundays. 0. Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. Patterson, Supt.; Mornmg Wor Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. fu:st and third Sunday · Blllldon 1114 llulldiDI Supplltl Palola and Rardw1,. Mason Chy Cllureb of Christ. Car., pastor: Sunday School, 8:80 lblp 1U.30 a. m. Youtll Service, m.; Salur<IJ; nlgllt Prayer and at 7:30p. m. Second and l Cbtlllr, Oblo Pb. 185-- P1L Wlll-3273 Bacino MUJer Slreel; Sunday Bible L m., Robert Grate, SupL Wor- 6:46 P. m.; EvaagolisUc m.. Worship 7·'0 I" m. Pastor, Rev Sunday mornings at II L Study 1 o. m. l!fenlng Wor- lhip service at 10o3; a. m.; I'll- uae. 7:st P· m.; Prayer meot- a L. Barrett. Prayer meeting every \¥ lblp 7:30 p. m,; Bible Study. &rim Youth. • 45 p. m.: Evan- mg, Thun<'•y 7:30 P m. tlarrlloovtUe Pr..bytertan day al 7:30 p. m. Cbrls11aQ 7:SO p. m. Wednesday. gellaUc service. 7:30 p. m. Mid- free Methodist CbarU, Llor- CIIIIJ'ch Jobn Davies, pastor: deavor, second and fourtb llllddl...... CltorU 01 Cltrbl, Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- ol Clilf, '.ev. R. f :ene mu. Church' Scllool 10:30 a. m. Wor- days at 7:30 p. m. J A1hl1•d Ofl Prctduell 5tb an<' Yain Streets Dooald aeaday, 7.30 p, m. pulor. Suuday Scboal 1:30 L lblp eervtce :30 p, m. Uttle Kyger Ullted l'llilllo WY Uf81 N. Second Au. llicks, minister; Bible Schoo~ &la&dom Boll ol JeltovP'I m.: Phil Wise, supt: Morning lleerp•lqd Cllorcb 01 J..., of Christ, Cheshire • Jtnei:• Braw~~'o aow.ou MiddleporL Oh1o :30 o.m., Kenne'b MeElhltlney Witnesses· Public meeting. ~ -ship 10:30 a. m.; Y o a I ' CbNI of Latter Day Saints, siJ Harllord Parish, Warrea WY ll-2ltll Pomoror Supt.; Momlna WCll'lblp. day 5 p. m., Walchto- atud1 Services 7 P. m.: Evangeliall< m11eo !rom Racine on Ractne- ZIM, pastor. Hartfot:d 0:30 m. Evening Worship. 1 p. m.; Bible lludy Tueldly !ltrVIce 7:30 p, m. Mid Week Portland Road, Sunday Scbool Cburcb, Communion 7 p. m.. Prayer Service, Wid- 1· p. m. Service meeting, 7 P. prayer servlcr 7:30 p, m. Wed 1:30 L m.; Worship 10:30 a. service 9 a m. aesday, 7 p. m. m. Thursday: Ministry schoot, Wednesday •od Friclay eventna m., Sunda• evening aervlce at Children under 12; 8, Cllard ol Cltrbl, Pom...,, 1 p. m. Thunday. Froedom Gospel !Wulon, a. 7:lltl p. •n.: Wed., II'OI'Shlp oerv· 12 and up: 7:30, Adull l!peelaltJ - SOUihem Frlod Bttlli JIITY Mulera, putor: SUnday 8L Pnl'l IUid St Jollll'l shan Stl"•r<v!ile Road: E. J l<e 11 7:30 p. m. Paotor, C. W. (II'Oilp. School 9:30 a. m. Olordl 10:1111 Lutheran church. - Morning Grtllllb, PBJtor: IIOIIff WI ~ ProUIU. AU evening ~Mn- llllddle]lol1 Flrtl Vatted IIJ N. 2nd atlddtevort WY 2-99'10 • a. m.; Cbriellan End-or. 8:30 110rship 8:15 a. m. and 10:46 fonl, Supt.. SUntiQ Sc!bool 10 l<tt bedn al 7:11 p. m. bytertan Ol1trcb, Rn . p. m. Evenlog Service, I :SO p. o. m.: Sunday School 9:30 Lm. 1. m.; Evangellslle Se~Yice, 7- 0. LldJ of Lonlto Mlnloe Rnppell pastor: Sunclay m (llolh congregations are meel- ao ll m "rayer mee~, 7:30 Litle Boaom, Rev. Tbtntu Pe- t .30 o. m. Yr. Fred Rutlllld Cb1trcb ol Cbrkl - bJ8 as ooo 11 Sl Joh•'• Church ". m. TUeoda~ lroaek, ,.,mini-tor: Sunday supt : 10:so o. m. Roy Carter, Minister, Bible at Pine Grove whfle the new llallaod Mlaloe I Olltt N... llasi4;SO a. m., est; Holy llays p. m. YF: Wed. 1:11' School 9:30 a. m. Worship and SL Paul'a Chum, Is beinp bulk. man. mlutooary paator, Suo o1 OlllipUCIII, 7 p. ro. Choir: 7 p, m Devoted to tbe lnterestJ Preaching Se"ice 10:30 a. m. Alfred Metltodht Chwrcii - eta, !lcbool. 9:110 o. m : Wonhlp a ·Mtt'1 c-ue ~: 5yraeaoo Flnl ~:~-::~ . :.: 100'1 · . . . . YOUIII People's meeUnc 1:30 p. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday IUD 1 m.; Preld!lng 1:110 P near GuysvU1e (Dutch Ridge I : bylertan Olordl _ r Ol tb~ Melp-Muou Ani m. Eveuing service 7 p, m. V. School at 9:30a.m., Charles m.; PraYilf lei'VIcl, 7:10p.m.~- Frank Manier!. pat- , • ., ~ , a.m.; S1r1 • . H. Braley, Bible School Supt. Taylor, Supt. Wor1hip services ftitlnday. · tor, Sunday Mut 10o30 t. m.: 10 a. m.; Bible Sllld)', Zlott Cllara ol Cbrllt, Polio- al 10:45 a. m. with the Rev. s,...... Mtnlel. Rn. Earl 1101) D•y of Obligation 6:30 L 7:30 p .m. rov · Hetrlontw~ Road. ~ Casto, Wed·, 7:41 p. m. Prayer ·:uster Pll~tor' Services eve!')' m.: (:cafession, ¥o hour before ~:~~~~~~ pne Untlei'WGocl.• lllklillter. ~ lleJ'Yices. •' t·30 D. .., Mas. lsll, tile ICbool V:30 a. m.; MoMII'lfl ' !-'belle• Melbodlal Cllara The Cbertll e1 . . '1\e, flllvl- Arttty, 11.., Momlbg Woratdp · •orshlp lo30 o m.; Rober! Reed l'llrt A. Cesto, l'lostor: War ~tor: Rev. Herbert G111te. RaJ & ·WIIIIJl8, olflctr iD cJwp. mon "WaldtiUitteil II' ...... .. llutllnd. Oblo labntl ... - ..... ~lhlf • ....,., 'M;II. , 1 serolce II 9 a. .n.. Suntla~ putor: R~ ilartou, SUpt. Suada)l 10 L m. HoUttell 11111to ViriiM-" 'l'ueaday ·----.------~------~--"'"'_ _ _ _ _ _ _....;_,.1 Cllulet Qllll'dli .. God, 1\Q. lcbool •• 10 a. m.: WSL9 lit t'~tort.. s:u-u .... ~-. .... t"•· lA·• .. - a. .....~ ..... cr~ .. --· -·--- 1-- __ _.,_ ~ • - _.' ''"r-·:. tlellllellem Bapllll duro, Great Bend: Rev. C. I. O'Ull> oor, paaiOr: Roben Lewll, oupl. •·~~ o. 'll. Morning Worship J.ld 1•11.1 honor roll in the Dec. 1 , TavJor were: George Carson, vice Guild . l ~_, _ 1 e nf "The Echo." Shirley The Sermonette • MILL & SECOND • • STRE~TS ...- . .- -· ..a. MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ,. MARTIN FUNERAL H9ME Nul,.,..,., Bn*"" �I • -Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ~lly sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_o,.._Dee:_!,_l965 --~ ~~~E WAN1 AD INfOR MATION II -g "(j'~ 2 SIGNS I 8U1iinest Service• PONlt~ F R , a a es , CUSTOM Bt.rrCHERING and For Ren t I and all colors Priced reason- 1 - - - ----~ble. will hold ror Christmas. I cutUng. Will buy hides every h Monday. Phil Meier, Phone UNFURNISHED 4 room ouse . K. E. Ogdm. St. Rt. 124. bt"· Laurel St. Rent reasonable. I1 tween Wilkesville and Salem WY 2·3510. 9 18 Uc Frank Fugate, WY 2-5298. ,· Centf'r. 12 3 3tc 1 11 30 If c i - ----- --~ -E d 5 · 1 - - - - - - - - --· ---· -, GIRL'S Navy blue boy coat. very aayl pecta a . t-1 1 ·k ew $8 00 WI 9 S FURNTSHED apartment. fIve IZf' '1. ~~ ·e n ' · ~ · Marie's Style Post 1~--2_!~:_ · Haircuts 4 ~·rooms and bath. Over Fabric 1_3_ $1.25 1 "'bl• Frank S & S $ I. 50 .Sl lop, R•n I reas O- •. . ' A tlqlllly hampoa ots 1 Fuga!e • WY 2-5293 11 30 tfe Shuler Grocery, • ' 30 day color rinse, _ ___:_ ___ ___ .-·_ - -- i Ohio. 20 lbs. potatoes, 89c. · • f 11'1 ~ ~k Shempao & lit $3.50 ke nux, , or c. ,~ •= . ~ TRAILER SPACES for · Ca $7 50 I 3 f $1) 16 z Pepsi 49c r•rmenents • up TWO 0 . rent in the Village or Middle- I es, . or ' w" SeU and Service all WY 2--3346 or WY . Pot pieS, 23c each. TV dm· WI<~ d Wl I ts 1 an ~ h 10 lbs No 1 ° ge port. C I ners, 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. .. .,., eac . .. . u.s. Apples, 99c, (Romes or Marie's~tylePost 1130 Uc Rt. 124 Ph WY 2-5'211 I ---~~-c--cc-o-· WinesapS). Milk 65c gal. For• FOUR ROOM furnished apart· Ida oranges, 49c doz. S'(fHVSe. Ohio ment. WY 2-3651. 1115 uc, 12 2 3 t l ' - - - - - - - - - ' 1 I - ur ~ .. - c.w..i 11111t. QUALITY a~.:.~.:1:f: ~:::!e~t~~~~!~~~thii- Mnfnr C0. dl.st church you m wa fN~ Jng of Nov. 28 at Oak Grove·ami said paJ1iN..,. nquii'MI .. auwu ed to have a baLal 881 1 011 or beforao tM ath tillY oe lanuarr. plann A.D~ie~ae:ovflmb~r. us!!. and to go Christmas earollDC Esther Kelter .,.,.,.,, ..,"' Hardello, ,, ,,, """ thlB month. Dates wm .. "' ~• lAo•• A. Hane. WalhH•• Dl- later. ceued President Debra Van Meter 1crow crow ull P rter Atto~,. he P1ai~tlff3 10 presided and Introduced SharoD 11 21 uo u. ' ' u:u ' ' n. lie Ervin, the devotional program oiDINANCii No. "1 ....... leader. Th e program 1nc 1ude•~ •• .,.,.,,., •••"•'"""' Dlspo..t Purpo~tt. a poem • a stnry about ChristI Betoru •••••• l)fdalned by th11 CoWl<.11 of b ttw vma1e ot Ml411leport a• follow•; mm;, u hymn nnd a prayer '! "" Tll.lt Wbereu. OA Ull 11th day o( Rw~ Eas!erday' follow ed "'Z October. 196m, Coune\1 of tht' \ I ttw '1Yf benediction. Lage of Middleport, Ohio, ado [oled H.... solution No. 100, deciHi n~ t· Hefn·~hments were served to . illY snd intention IJ( OIJl)li"OJin~lillll 0 h v M I L . v• 1~nt~ herl'in~ .. t· .- . ~s ·n1Jc 11 , uu•l"e ..1 r: ra an eer, ew1s a adopthm ol """'~~~ Jle~oluuon hlll ~eter. Pam Cleek, Ann ' Mcuc~·o ~cnc ' !lii'DI!r, )lerll>ll~ IJI I po.neuion 11n11 hJ•·i nt 11n lnleremt of C1!ntock, Pat Hill; Larry Spang. '"miou;.... ler, Linda Grindstaff, Sharoa Now. Th~More, toe It cml•inl!d by Ervin, Sheila Bailey, Rhonda :~,.co~~~~.1 ~~ 0~.~~~r~~ua:re :~ :i11·~~~ Ervin and Rose Easterday. memiJel'l \hereto C011\'Urrlnl; I Area young people are invltror t.be Pomeroy Motor co. --c----o:-;;--::-~ turthtr 1h relMt ta el ... - ished rt ent I BLAmNAR'S 'IALLER STILTED SHoes ZOIIA JANE HAD ON 'I!STJDDYf' - I' . ... LI'L ABNII l oniJt ·gp . . .. a a.u.. - :n. -vo a.City ~ II.Apart .,, ...... __. politleal division U.~Gt :11.- ~- 112. ....... C~CKU~try l&. Applaud. aa.·~- 36. P.:ll 39.Cud ..... ... N~- 41. ~ llatl' THE UN N El'l'i>ll't 01' ~THEF\t,l DOG· PA7~ ,-! I SERMONE'ITE LEWIS DID 'IOU 5ff 'THEM t' CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "-:::~~~e ·~Pe timple \nterett Ia •nd ed to the next meeting Dec. s 4 ROOM urn apa m 110 per cent oH on all camplng 10 th~ £ouo .nn:. Mlicrlbel.l real utate at 8:30 p. m. at the Racine for rent · Phone WY 2-2716· Af- Supplies: Ala di'n Blue narne be lind uw 130101 •• herebJ approprl•l.-- h h Lega I N otIce ed tor the purpn•e ot connrucunc c urc • ter s p. m. Rowley and Reed heaters·' 12 volt Flourescent Rea~ tstate For Sale .the mn&~ UUpoYal l11telll ror lhe Hardw•NOTICE I VIlla"~ v{ MJUtllepurt, and for the ~11 1 tic camp llghts; H4ndy folding I flldl wUI be received antll t, o:oo, further pUrpus~ ill •ffordlna: ~~· G Lf F 'l H0 I(, I· From the largest truck or FOR SALE: New modern 3 o'clodl A. M.• December 1(1, 198. ' a anu e,rc-u lo llllll h·vm .aid plant (}(JI e am.r. y In Memory ~ table; seats 4; Coleman bulldMer radiator to the . the offices or Web•ter •nd _t ' llltt, 1 and the nco·essary eaHmea\1 ror • - G memorv of our Ti1AILER LOl'8 - frll _. lights, lanterns, stoves, ov- ·-allest heater core. bedroom home m CRutland Pomeroy N.ulon•l B•nk Bmldlng. l8ewa,lle line~ and other IIPpurtenance• Reuruon. Sept. 5llt ."-~· •oVIN u ·~ . . J le Pomero.v. Ohio. tor the nh• nf lh~ ~e•~ary or WidUI tu U\e operation . . 1 u~ ai lm sband and father. EV· ap IDd nter. BroWD"I t'raD ens, many other camping Jt-1 Turner addition. omp e folluwlng property owned by Y,mm• l u( ~Ill! .aid leWMIIII diK~II plant. I The Goble family reumon was an (Pat) Will, who passed er Park fStaSt Appnmd) ems built-in kicthen, hot water .ln~~~~~:~~~~~e!~'!~im':~~~~~~~~ldln 11 • sit - Tl:l~ •aid real e•tate w d,.f1nuelJ held on the farm of Mr. and lll-l'a\' seven years ago today, Minenvtlle, OhiO. l'bDae W\ FREE MERCIIANDI8E WY .2•• 1•• p heat. Open house Sunday aft- usted on spnn• A•rnu• In the VII- demibed ... followM: Mrs. Herbert Lowery and their . =o Sadly ... '4 om•roy De b 5 I I l•re oJ pomeroy, Ohio. ' DeLembcr Hh , l;:r..JO. sta 1-332~- _ ~~--"-c up to $150 free merchandise on emoon, cern er , rom one HMM model Monza coupe, ~erJ 1 BeginnJn1 tn the eentPr of tbor c. four children at Breman Sept m1'sed by hls wtfe, Augu , TWO BEDROOM house trailer sale of the 1966 Apache Campp. m. until 6 p. m. Everyone ~;.c':11 eH:ri-er. Execulrtx, :'d}·.~~~u~;:,..dk t~~:~krA;,~~:~hteher;~,n"t; S with 54 attending. . and l· Jmily. 12 3_ l_tc for rent . Brown's Tral·ter er Trailers to be delivered ftl'l. r•RL GRUESER, Plumbin""' invited. 12 3 2tc Estale ofdeceased. Emmll Joa~him, of story• Run: them·e norLh 65 d"·l Among them were Mrs. James ITt't'~ 22' ~a5\ :l!IIKI ft·o·t Hlong lhe · Thanks I Park Phone WY 2-3324. February 1st; For Sale, and. lte?ting. Minersville FOR SALE·. Ull s. 3 ••• '·'·a. ,9 nc ~enltr or tald track: then~e north 6.2 ] Searls '3nd daughter of Mtddl• Ca r d Of ' • 11 29 6tc ~~· Obio. End your sewer troUu-~ 3pbedroom house, dell reel()(4JIalli ' eut 20() thence ful •Ioiii( ~ Apache Golden Buffalo H' b c~nter tra<·k; IWrth the ~ I port. 1 1 4 11 wr \\'ISH to e:o.:press our np.. with all built·ins (save blg les. We have all sizes sewer handy LfOAL NOTtcl dt-'M:l'ee of J·uid wflll 211 ree al1>n d h 1 toSh ldomeroy be en to tgbe JOHN A.liMil.LER, who~e plpee (If center track; thence nurlh the 6~ . ~·· 1 :;1\!011 to rel attve~ .. tnen s d money on this one); USED: machines. Reasonable rates. 8C 00 5· ou se re~hll••u·P. l• 11. u. I. Ellwood City, de11rces ~t1' wil~~ ~7' feet along thfJ nd I Help Wante T n ni ht apprecl'ated. Gas furnace WY I roN, l'u nn~.. tto~P. 210 Fl \'l':ftNICE n!IFFI"'G· center of nid track: thence IOUih 44 1.,,.,,, n"~ •oh r b p1ac~ of res en~e or~ ror th e1r ki · One 9 x 9 Thermos Pop ent·, Ca WY 2•2974 , day or g · ld '' dttllfPU 15' ea~t 295 feet to th~ tn1> Ill' -'· Llurtr l~ tlw lu-.;-; ol nur . Camp cots·, Camp cook stove. 9 15 tfc 2--2.216. 11 30 tfc llz:.! l - 2nd St. Be~ver. l'a. JUNE of Lhe flrlt rh·er bank; then~e fol· '1 \"'!TRESS daytime job no· --~ VIOLET KIJ)t;WAY. whose place of Jnwins the top ol the flrsl river bank (lo 'l ,. •_ t·d wtfe and mother, t• I'S. '"'' • AMSBARY A.PA.CHE TRAIL- - --- -- ~ re~1dl'nCI! II 200~ Chaphne. Wheelln~. Lo lntenect !he center of Storn Run (Continued from page 9) Jo~ · .. tl\1 Cowdrry. experience necessary. Must ER SALES, 631 4th Ave, FOR SAlE 6 room house with w JEAN FILLINGER, voolIOIIOIIIolnJ &tlil(r orthe the Ohlnof StorYJ Rlvl!r: 1 • n at ' placeva. of residence b 1-t fl 1.whose New •• thence center , 'l· ~ ~ · 1n Cuwdl~rv i!Rd farni1y be 21. App Y ID perso G II' )' Oh' "'noM 1 bath, full basement, 894 Hy· llrl~~:hton , Pa, 6ox :no; EDITH JONES RllD to u.. plllcc ur b.,;:Jnrolu~. o·on- ~, 1 Th'IS I! the -·-el ~ the 10 • TIV"V.t..:r.~ '·' ·' · 12 3 lip High "7" Club, between 4 a lpo IS, . who~e place uf re~ldence 11 44111 West tainlnll tt.f aen1, more or lan; to- US. mo;u • Ul. l 12 2 4tc l sell St' :\1Jdd1eport. Phone !llh Ave. Reaver Falllt Pa and I ~tether wUh &IUl uement lor ln&ren l t96t5h observance of Advent. To DOROTHEA AUMILLER ~HANOH, Uld e11reu lrom St11te H1.1ute No. 1 , " 12 3 3tc and 6 P. m. PI. PI easant• 695.26fr/. '', }: 1\'J SH to th:mk our goo d whose place of residence .. 100 rlrw-· \e u. real •llltl above de•crihed think that the Holy 5pirat, n• I 11 16 tfe rreR or.... e. that Be;aver t' alls, Pa .. will . 1'1 r God .Ul he hUlll'HD body 111' :gh!Jor~ iHl d reaI I .JVe s lor fli\]>;11 ('<Jrpenters for inside taket noit<'a ._.n tha 9th da,- ot IICTION lh Ie 0 [t ,;· ]' kmdness and help Jt remodeling work. Phone WY Nuvember, HHII:i. Esther K~i~er RarThat lhi& Vlllltl'f! Solicitor be •nd He made for Himself and con'5644 12 1 3tc HOUSE FOR SALE rleo. Admlnl•tratrlx of thll F.~lata of he ll heren,- authorltt!d und dlre("tod I Jd th h th 1!w \k;JT I1 of OW' d8U'2. hler, V • · l,cona A. !lanea Wpltan, Dect!aBl'd, ' 1o appiJ' 1o the t:I>Urt of COIUI>Ctent Veyed tO t1e WOr fOUg ! JJJ !\(' Newl un. We are gr<.Jte· USED PARTS FOR ALL M d n . ·h s I B t'f I ' hPl1l,lll Plaintiff: fU~d her Pellt_lon lD IUIUUlcUDa l.o have II Jury lmpan .. l~d Virgm' Mary is yet with us in MAKES &: MODELS 0 ern IWnl: ty e eat1 I u the Prubale Court . Metl(l tounty, ...... ~ lnlo lnd llllleU the I • ' ' : l•l :, 1 !'1rrland Noms lor his FOR SAlE loca!Jon 00 tup ot small h!IJ IOhio, Cau No. 1D ._J2o, aa:a!nst 1 ~ 8 compensation to be paid for lhe fu theworl!vaiiable.ltiSdlVIDe·;,, .nh of comfort, the Rich-' -USED FURNITUREI facmg State lllghW<IY Garage on ~!~~;~d=:~.edllie~~~;' ,:n~, o~:;::u:; lolmple lnlere•t In nid propertJ. ly won L Semitive, vital, 12 Mil. ts North of Pomeroy •"-' '11 IECTION 1111 ' and eag~ .. 1d !;" -.·an~ hm~e ra I Horne ADULT Siamese cat and 3 Third &: Mill St. Middleport Roule 1 wtth good road to mam to •.,u the real ntste " 8cr"" patient 1 • su.ffermg On State Route 7 Ulr. pellt1on lo I>·•Y the debt. of uld Thb Ordlnanc• 1hal! take oMfeel ' 111 t:, rir 'iervices, and I he kittens. reasonable. Richard highway i''our bedrooms, llvmg. decedent :md 1he co11~ ,f admlnls· •nd be ID torca ,,.(,m and •fter No- er, He is -yet listening fort he 1 ',~~·,wuv· E:mergenC)' squad Vaughan, Middleport. I Buy • Sell • Trade PHONE 985-2297 I dining, family, .kitchf!n, ..,,do! decedent dloect vemt.er 196~.:n•t II•Y of No~ember, sound of an opening heart's , . ~f'ak trauon; •.. t~ed Inthai fee the slmple Lhe followlnt Pa11•dzt.lbe ' . - u:m~purta tion to the hos· 12 1 3tc I $6S fast play. ma1d s, utlllty •?d lk~ribed rul e1t11te: t118!1 . I door. He waits to stop knockmg 101 ,,, 11"c ,__,·[ . ,,,. tt 1ank all those AUCTIHNI':ER ahop Three bath! ' ('f' ·nlc tile Th• followlni de1crlbed real et- I AU.t·Y.,Uene · t 0 ffi · dWeII an emp, f'ruldP.nt r .,,' Glbbo'n 1Clerk of and COme 10, 11yne Grate 1 Coal H•aterl 15) $20 to 1. \\llll :-••nl flowt'l'~ an d rani~. CLARINET for sale. Ph. WY 2· ' Gn HeaNr1 ---·· -·--- $20 Complete setviee and wall to wall ca~et on t~te ,itu"a'-'n In the county of Melg1. c·ounril ltiness thafi~ full of boredom, ' A to Crif1 Hradfnrd floors About tNO thud 9 ot 1tata of Ohio, anu In the tnwn•hip uf t1t1 26 (1:0 a. Itt \II\' .-:od Blr<.;-.; yuu all. Fred 7~13. . . _ 1.2 1 6tpl 38Pistol- u . · ' . l.ebanon •r>ll trilunoled and dt'llcri bett ; anxiety af\1 maleriatistic lnse$35 Wrtte. Prooe or Cootaec bouse Is paneled iu mahogany u folluw•: ueinl the wut h~ lr of th• . • :J!I(i Elh \t·\~ lttn. , German . ------cunty. I ' SE\. \tAR CLARINET, hke new , A. L 1\RAUFOKO and walnut Air condilionrd No•·theast qllllrt"r of se<'~ion JO. Town 2 __ used part of one band season.'\ 410 Ga. Shotgun -· ---- $0 · La rge pa 1IO an 0 dou bl e carpool _. 2,1n1 Rana:e of tbeor o.c:.r tontainTtte Cassowary, a large, night. Advent wa! s moment In I• 3 1 P. Racllle. Oblo llO 11rr..u~. "•orr lE-Is. .• excepting .'ce ! Call ~\"If ~: 1 on tot 200' x 390' May be seen • tr~d ol :t.89 a~ru •old 1o the Ohio less bird confined to lands, can llistory but it has spilled o:ver .Jfi:l5 after 5 p.m. Utility t2) Wheel Tnller SIS 2 _ _ _ Notl 12 1 Jtc 175 Gel Oil Tank $2:0 " tfc by appointment only. ~~:e; 9~~~ ~:~:~:n:ee~~~=~ ~~tP."~;. ~~;~ kill a man easily by jumping and become stretched into I sr: 'd 'F--\-W \ y ]'t'Upt>ns Fnd;JV I BedroOm, Kitchen, Living i \L~ CONDITIONING HefnJ:(er Pu~ ~2. Melj{8 rnu!ltY ll~rd llP.("nrll" , on him and stabbing him with long, long definition of Imman-'·'1 000 "'l'U floor furance WY f· PRICE REDUCED to whi~h reference 1, hereh,- madw [h·r' tmher :l Ht!~ubr JJ11~ "'· u ' • Room Furniture --·. Cheep ation •ervice. Jarll's Reng ,,,... ct .. ~u; 1.t...,, antt the rl111t• ttom·- it! powerful legs and toes, ac- uel, which means, '"God ll :-.~h,_•Llu i e _ - U 3 Itt· uo:.l . ~ 30_ 6tc 1 eratlon. New Haven, Phont Wtl't e: t·O Tb e D8 II y Se Dtl DeI to under. 11 un,ter t,.a~e the ERCYC IOpa edia WI'th us" the satd MeiJ!propert' D 11 vel~>pmem Company . And He contlnueo to t;l. \' ~ HOOT. SundH_I'. lh•,Trn· 19tiJ COI.OR TV -. _ TU __~_15_17__ 4_8__u~ Bol 668-H Pomeroy, 0. ~~:: ~~·t;., . .::da~ctin ~-ol.lJJ:~; ~~:!: remain. Thank God! twr ~- lzaak \\'a iHlll f:mn. Lovt>lv walm1t console. VHF & i ALFALFA orchard grass h:J t40 , Me!g• countY Leue Rl!cor<tr. ! 'tu-~1Pr. Ohiu Sponsort'fl lly Ull~' tuning, RCA chassis. i for sale. Call Rave~ls;~t' Oveneas Employment lnsuranca •n~u~~:~~. a:! . .::~~~:~~e~·:~:e·:l~ j) This set c 'II trades truck driver to 1na 1.95 acr"• •old to the ohto FuP.l ,, ·111 st like new. Take 273-9715. _ _ _ _ _ _. ( Ilt"ill'f r 1re l-' (J i.irlrllPfi' _ 1'1. Gu Comp9ny by deed recorded In n 2 :Hp . over payments of $14 Per · ~ engineers. Africa, PHCYI'O Copytng servtce. Cop vo1. 166. Pa1e 49~ or th• D••ll R• 1y n'd s project -···-----mon!h or pav balance due ' BLUE LUSTRE not on Europe, Asia, South Pacific, tea rna de ol tega t papers. cordll, Meta:• county, Ohio. "'E I ' I' d d s . I pet r 'I b t l a es pile RE..-EKE!'ICE nEED: VaL 11:19. Page IJA,jl , Ill~ ·n :IV an ;l tur· 398. This set fully guaranteed. car s o SOl U e v . paid travel, housing, food . 313. Deed Record•. Hels• c::ounb, d.1J~· nkll1 <ll ~undfl wn Nile Try it in your home. Calli soft and lofty. Rent electric Atlantic. 81&h salary ]obs. ~!: r::e:~~ almost aDJ ohio. ! lub .\1usw \· nda\ n1ght by 1 WY $1. Pomeroy Ce- male, female over 18. OElB Pla1nuff turther alles• In her pefl. 11 30 Gtc shampooer, 2_6555 _ , (' " s t Block Pomeroy 0 Realer lasa.rance, PomerGJ tlon the nameR of aU the hein -lt1 . Th o.;f' I Uill" •liYS a1Uf· ~ ~ ---men I I • BOJ. 23190, Oakland Park l•w or per.wn• ~ntitled lo the next tl .t\' nig h ~ . ··The Oreaml;md 1965 ZIG AG 11 29 6tc Fla. 333m I 4 Ur e.tlle of Inheritance mm th• t~ecHS . h' Th ·s sa1 ent, Leona A. HaDIII Walton. Ill uld 1 Trw.·· 12 2 ltc , · ewtn~ mac me. IS es- SEWING machlnel, repatr aer· _ nai ntate. and e1M> 11iea:et o&Mr fl-. aU makeo. WY ,,._.. -··. IIEATING, PLUMB LNG, Rura Insurance hctt. and reference I• nad to th• "I I d T 8 - - 1,• Imans ddemonstrato.r..II Regular· II r ~~ peiiUon In thll uu allt-Jinl ..me. ,· an e 0 uy I y sol $119.95. \lot se or 111e Fabric Shop Pomeroy Dotol Bottle Gas. Arnold BroIn the pr9yer ot ..ld petillon. Pl~ln111 A (;QOD USED bo~··s bicycle, : $SO.Jg, or $S per month. Call Authrolzed Singer' Sales and tbers. 618 E. Main Street tAE'TNA CASUALTY lnsurR!'ICP WI prl1• ' ' ttw riJht~~. mtere•" Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. 26". Phon< 985·3:153. WY 2-6555 · ll 30 6lc Service. 1 29 Uc Pomeroy. 9 22 He WITH ANY Lewi1 Repair Service Pomeroy, Pbono WY 2-33111. 12 3 - -- · ____ ltc OPEN EVES. TIL 9 ] BUDGET PRICED furniture ln Phone Today For 9 I Uc -FORFol Rent ICLOSED SUNDAYS! 1 our third floor bndget sbop. l I Baker Furniture, Middleport, GRANGE INSURANCE. Mallea e HEATING FREE ESTIMATES F1TRNI SIIFII arartment, five Chrislmas GIFT , Ohio. !I 12 Uc Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom· ePLUMBING rooms :md bath. Newell 's Sun· ON eroy. Pbone WY 2-3381. ora, Che>ter, Ohio. 985·2305. IDEAS at Landmark • SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? ClogeROOFING t I Uc 12 3 tic ged drains? Get Klean-Em- •ALUMINUM SIDING •STORM OOOR All Septic Tank Cleaner, 4 ROOM HOUSE 2nd St., Sy· I Landmark Farm Bureau, & WINDOWS ORDERED OR SOLD UJTOMIIBILE lllllll'llnet lt<eD ra£'use , with hot and cold Boy'' or Girl'• 44.95 ttleyclt I 11 3 30tc : •ROOFING eanceUedT l..oot your 01)01'1· water. Moore 's gas heater 1h h 1 h WY :t-2374 big garden tot. wv 2·3352. pure '" • 1 1' : USED KING FLUTE, for sale. Exterior Decorators lor'o UeenoeT CoJI W'l J.all IN DECEMBER 134 Mill 51. Mtdd .....rt ll 24 He UN ICO 28 CU. FT. j WY 2-2950. 11 17 tic Of Ohio llitl• -' CHEST FREEZER : FIREWOOD, any length, $10.00 WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. 1 pick up load. can or write I '::::=::=::==::::=::=~~ ~ BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms $ 1 Glendale Skidmore, Shad e, I ~ Jiving room, dining room. k.it· • Statloo Wagon, Sparkling original red finish. Automatic ahilt. chen, basement and garage. POMEROY 1 Ohio, MY tl-3437• 11 1 tic Real Estate For Sale Worth much more. forced air gas furnace. But- I J•ck W. Cartey 1FOR SALE _ 4 roon 1 house ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. Monoo,. · Wanted To Buy with bath 356 Broadway St., ' 11 13 tlc ' Ph. WY 2-2111 LEWIS TRADING - Post, will Middlepo;t. call WY 2-3442. 4 Door Sed~n. "Like new lnside and out." One very particular SLEEPING ROOMS, 161 N. 5th ' buy heaters, gas, coal, o i I, 11 29 6le owner. Avenue, Mlddleport, 0 hi o. ----- ··- - · -- ---- -appliances, clean used furni Phone WY ~2246. II 16 tfc STEREO RAmO CONSOLE lure all kinds. See u• at ft._ - - - - - - - · - .. 4 speed mtermtxed changer. Du- Tbird and Mill Streets, Mid· yCn: tl' "'"" T 2 Door Hard Top Buick. Only 8,456 easy m-Ues. Never heel MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms al volume control. 4 speak~r dleport, Ohio, and we will titled. Officials car, and really "babied." Power •teering .-sd and bath. Furnish utilit ies. ' sound system. Lovely wal- Move It Out Of Your Way . pOMEROY-M U L BERRY brakes. Auto. Trans. Coals Building. II 16 lfc nut finish . This aet 10 u r l or trade with you for what AVE.-2 story fram, 9 rooms, 1 ----months old. Take over \ we have. 12 1 3tc two baths, hardwood floors, 4 ROOM BATH and garage, 916 pa Yments of $125 · per week -~ ·· · basement hot water hea t• I. Locust St., rear. Middleport or pay balance due $88.28. can ' BULK Mill route, and truck. . r l d b k porch•• Bul<k t Door Sedan. Am CONDITIONED. Fully equipped With Ohio. 1\'Y 2-9918, Martin Re,. . WY U555, 11 30 61c -Phone SH 2-5291. 11·27-0ip mblg, k an 1arge ac 1o.t Tbi; power seat, power steerlng and brakes. lAw mileage. Almost - --- - - oc ron garage, II 9 Ire t nurant. Uke the day it waa sold. Bulck'l flne•t and best and this one iJ - -- FURS AND beef hides. Carl , house in excellent conditton. 1 . .. , , . , PIANOS- AND ORGANS, Shop topo. .S ROO!\-t hnmsh• d <-~rw1 mt>n. early while selection is good! . Chevalier' Long Bottom, Ohio I Owner Will fmance. $1~,000.00.1 _ WY 2·22liB.____ ll 4 tfc 1 Winter spinet piano, wal· 11 19 2Stp POMEROY- Commerctal proPRIVATE TRAILER SPACE I nut finish. Value $795 - Now perty, located on Mam Street ~ Custom 4 Door Sedan. One carefUl owner. Power ateerlne ani for rent. near New Haven . Ph. I $511'1 . ANTIQUE Furntture, dlsheo three story brick (32 x 701 1 bnkeo. 1ilrlhne drive. Eltra nice, 882-2852, 12 ? Jtp l1 ~ Melodigrand Spinel plano, miscellaneous can or write : store on ground floor occupwd tl walnut finl'sh Only $495 · M H -~ ~...., 11011 W other two floors for storage, HOUSE on Lincoln Heights -· · · rs. · a1so a stone garage (40 x 5()) . 1 - Fischer spinet piano -cher Ma. Stowm~ Po """"' nt-wly decorated. tns1de and i finish V 1 $900 N $697 m ·· meroy. 1 29 tic and frame home on Condor . Super SpOrts Convertib!, Coupe, Almoot Uke the day It out. Call WY 2·5127. I ry 1W u ·· a ue ·1 Street a real bargain lor NEW lfYLING, MOll ... Ill tM new fiot 600 D. Mit popullr of oold. Full eonoole and bltcket oeolll. Power oteertril( and blakeo. tto 1 ur tzer conso e ptano. I ,500• 1 10 29 00 111 1 ~~:~II modeh INid• b, ta-lK flat •Ni ltlfl .._.. In prb. Superft ·- -- - -· French Provincial. Cherry nstructlon• . . I Automatic ohlf~ FOR SALE: 3 room house, I f'm1s . h. Va1ue .,.., _ N $6 RACINE Close to new dam, operating econo~~~y. Utolbody allllrvdiol'l, Pull worraetr and "'Y 95 ,_..,..-- ow . · f h m 1three loath and garage. North first I - Warliller Organ - 4100 V. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! SIX room rame o e I pa'"''"ta. No.rh.,. •'- d- ..,_., dollar '*r YM M __. ..-. St Middleport. Phone WY 2. illeo - •om... w UG ....- -.elaN bedrooms), bath, full base-Try out e 600 D. S.. fw revratN. , . ·· If Model early AmeriCan Maple. Jo~~a. Al•h an1o.1 •• , soor ment forced hot air heating 4 Door SetlaD. Orlt(laal blaek linlslt like new. Automatic shif~ 12 1 C .ltiOO. VaIue •!'75 lloure l'replr&fntJ ' Don't Woit. .. See Them Today! ~ --~-• " · N0 W $1195 · tr•1mn1t.dY•ttel..,.nl .. ~an 1 u .-equ•rwct garage targe shop building, J;NFURNISHED 5 rooms and 1 - Wurlitzer Organ- 4100 Mo 1'tlou•and8 ot InDio npea. eq,enenee three ~ere plot on Rt· 124 MANY MORE • .'. · 1a1 Cberry. uu.u, u~•n ~'"~~'~•' • .' 1a Ih, d~ stairs apartment . · e 1 y rene h Provmc ..:Jloo' fllff~eTI' ror m1"' 1nhl Owner may consider trade· ' 1 'Nice locatiOD in Middleport. Value, $1430. Now $1~. :!~~,.::.,~a;e~" ~:A,-;~8 for good four or five room f IARNIY GOOGLI_lfiCIII'IUI'I'Y IMITit '""'""' '"" POMEROY, OHIO RADIATOR sERv I cE o&btt aDd. pnmllu. t OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. EXPERIENCED mc~b IUda • - m • nd proYicYd. •nd Mercury Meteor custom ' $1695 . p wer slcenng 1· 1 S1a\ IOil '\\'agon. \'8 engine, automa IC rans. _o ·. . . ' chmme. lu£ g;.ge ruck, red ,-inyl interior. White fJmsh. ".1t.e new white~all tires. 28,000 mile~:~ by 1 careful local ow1.er. This is as sharp a wagon as you wU1 find. ... I C $1' 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Cut ass pe. - . " . 5 · 20,000 miles and real clean, VB engme, au toma tic t r.dl. Radio and beater, white finish. Maroon bucket seat!~ Wt . h vinyl trim.. 1963 Corva'tr Mon·a Cpe. $149,9 &. !local O\"ner, lt.O 'IP engine, 4 speed trans. Jet bl.ack f1n ~ 1' Like Ish, red bucket l:leats and trim. Radio and heattll'. new wh•'tewall tires. 1 ' 1 Ar MYF P'--'·g UUUHO 1• Pomerov 1963 ' l'HH.b:~ an;:i ro,ur ,.:.'· "'' tur' -n.,_ 100 bu. corn. Oliver Sayre, Port~~ 12·~ Janel. VI 32239. lZ 2 3tc l 1 '"' ..... oilotl - • lbd · '"'' bi fll1lJ de~...== pro- BAIRD BROTHERS AuT 0 wREcKI NG I want tho ca~ tonight! All thoot opposed li&nify by , raooln& tht nut payment!" . I' TRADING POST 1 _ . . ,i t:, FREE i NEW or USm ==c;; FREE CAR I LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE w' --62 Buick LeSabre - - 61 Buick 4 Dr. 299 95 2:. i Ll I 65 Wildcat Custom Save $800 .0"•/tll QJI :, " \rUS WMPO Radio IJ'J' BZL1l"' A"llV IPJ' AJJIIBJ'X Y•~ a,,.,..,... ........... BZLWI -rn15 NEXT GENT ~AS TO crar, Q'I'LIJ'V BE A I I X,.- IJ, SAM. - ................ WHit:lf CUJUDI! ARlC SUII Willi llllllf PUT ON 'l'lfi1IIR CLOAK!.-SIIAKitiii'&AJUI VON DAY TIIJW li'RIDAY6·00 Sign Ou - Nowa b • O~ >acred Heart I 20 Meigs <.:runty RFD 6 25 Paut Bowen, f'arm 6 :1( News 6 5? Weather 7 II() N.:Jllonal .~ews ; .lilt Bill Miller Sh"' 7 :10 Sport• Panute 7 35 811J Miller ~how Uti SundoWII Screuado •:45 Sign Off SATURDAYS 1:00 Sign On - Newo 8.30 Happy Valley aoys Uli Country Mll!tc Tilllt 6:20 Colll'lry Jsmooree II'.JEH LOG 4:15 Spolllght on Sport• rOO Protestant Hour Monday Tbrougb Friday 4:5> Weather 7:30 Sports Parade 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:00 Community Newo 7:45 Echoeo of Joy 7 35 L 5:10 World ond Nationol News : , arry Andersoo Snow 8·00 Ohio Valley News 5:15 Si•n Off 0 45 II'• Mumc - ~rmy 1 <~t Picken~ t-larc:war~ '"·oo 8:D5 World News 11 ou 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clo<k : u o.o's and Hems Dairy 8:10 Sports Today 7:45 Echoeo of Joy ITu"" Thtll't.) l'up rea Show 8:15 Weather Plcluno 8 h ?.50 News 12:00 News 8:16 Musical Clock :00 0 lo Vall•y News 8 eiiJ Miller Show b 8•05 World New• ' •15 tustcll fnterlud>o 8:55 Community Newt 8:10 Sports Tod•y 8 45 Baker Furniture Shu\'! IJ:30 Ret Merlin •'tell 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 Weather Picture 9 oo Newa 1:00 News 9•55 Mason County News a.I8 Pl. Pleasant Football V Ill Cotteo with Jaoel 1:115 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 10:30 Songs for Childreo ll 00 l'ortratto of • Patriot 5:50 Sports Parade 10: t5 Family Worahip Hour Io.45 Golden Key tO n:- Swap Shop 1:00 Sundown Serenade 10 :3D Latchstring 11:00 New• 10 30 Bill Miller 8ru'1Ch Show 6:4> Sign Off IHJO News 11 :05 Saturday Show lu 1~ Mason Aif. · fh'ogram ~l'NIJUS ILOii Morning Melodleo 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newo CT\'esaay! 7:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour •except Friday, Church 2:20 Bulletin Board JO 4l family WDI'liiUp (Thuru 7:55 Newt Bells Ring) 12:tl New• o Gra1111 I" 4l A.b.C. Proeram !Fridayl Uti Baptiat La)m•n· . Hour ll:4l World News 12•30 Saturday MaUnea 11 110 New1 8•30 Sunda) Show 11:55 Ma10u County New< 1•30 News Headlines II !10 flf')''o Country Junction UO The Bible Spea"-' to You12 •00 Community News 1•31 Saturd•y Matinee II 30 fUIY'I Country R.Vllllll 9:4& Le,PslaUvo 1\opOrt 12:115 Noon News 1:5> News l:l oo Cement Block Newa 1~ lit. Tho Good 1,Ito 12: lO Mark•ts 2•00 Safurday Matinee l:t J(l Goes~ler's Guest Star Ill: .1 .. longressman MoC~IIer l2: 15 Mid Day Weather 2·30 News Headline!! IFriday I 10:30 The Country HyD111timers 12 '20 Bult•ttn Board 2:31 Saturday Matinee It 311 Larry Anderson Sbow Il:30 The QUiet Hour !~:25 News 0 Gr11ms US News 2' 30 County Agent 3 11' Jim Mea Show IZ • I~ Newo 1•00 Saturday Matinea 12 ' ~ Country Go Round 4 15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12: IS The Cbrtotlano Hour J:30 News Headiineo 4.:m Electric Comp&EQ NeWI 1.2 :30 The Rev 1\-~ .. rl·r feet! ~: 55 NCews Best 3:31 Saturday Matinle 1·30 The 1\o SJI 81 Bill •DO ountry Go Round 3:31 Saiurdoy MatillH 4 41 J1111 Mees Sho.. · v. ups 2:55 Ntws Beat 3 5 00 f\tJWS 2•.00 rho Rev. Andrew Farsons 3:00 Mld Wa MaUneo :55 News 5 05 .Jim Mees 'lhnw : Z .w Sunday ·~w~as. ~ews s:al 4;00 Discing witb Doss 3 55 5 Jn Rizer's Wea!ber Report 1•00 Sundowo Serena.le 1;00 Discin• with Doil 4:30 Radio R l 0 6 ~ Sign 5:00 News Roundup 5 50 Sporta Par110e : 00 ~erchanll• _..:_ ..:...5:15 .. ·SiiJn -· Off rHE BORN LOSER By ART WJEH RADIO ou • HAROLD 01-1, NO ! IT'S o4NNIE: :.> PONY ! WHAT COULD f.IA~ 14t!PPENED ~ GH 111110 OF Tl1A'f JNV&NTOil. ~e'LlOW, CHARLIE. taiVE: ~IM _.,N'I' Ef,Cu5E: C0o¥l'S Ttl I __ WINNIE WINKLI : ., NO , ITS 30M.: GUY IN It WACKY GET • 65 Electra '225' - Save $1QQO I I By CHESTER GOULD a-,..._ . . . . UP. f'ROBAB!..Y A PUBliCITY STUNT OF SOME KIND I 1 65 LeSabre Buick Save $CJOO -- -.. --· I 631mpala Chevrolet - $2195 w• °". · 62 Mercury Meteor 'I Call - ~ --~-' ~ "0: 12 1 6tc . 1 - Leslie Tone Cabinet tused)l :::·,::' ec~c".,,.. ~ftOII!h one story hollSe. $12,000.00. SLEEPING rooms for eight. Ideal for Wurlltzer 4IOD Org· .,,.,,., ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN u.. of kitchen and front room an, walnut finish. Only $295. - Lost •nd Found WY !·3830 WY !-31136 with TV. ~ or wiU 12 2 3tc 1 12 3 3tc rent part of It for light bouseSET OF 3 keyo. Chittum Bulek keeping. FJvi ,mila from Ra-~· WINTER POTATOES. Charles . Ca., Parkerabal'8· Return to Only one of Uve ear thieves ciue Loeb. Plooaa WI 9-2685. Harris, Portlaatl. Call VI S. Dally Sentinel Ofllee. Reward. Is caught, say hie National 12 I Glp :1683. 12 :1 J21a U :1 ltp"uloiiiGbllt Club. Smith's Fiat Sales & Service 1 Milt Abo.. Tilt Sll- Brlcfslaln Kanauga, 0. ,_.___..,......:~. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;, .' '·"' BLAETTN-ARS BUICK.- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. LHAI'J!fA POW~ OI1T TH~T Tl'lfY' AR! A5MALL !MOCIP, ElCPOSEI' IN A lUN61.! 8Y -··-.. VAL~fY ' U~C' Affan!p """Ia PIP p,li,VE SAY ANYTHJfl6 OR 00 ,._~. THINS n¥\1 WOUl D 6/Vf YCU A HINT "-""~' ,_HE~T HAVEGONE1 ~-8 ·£IMIP! HA~ EBA'W) THA'T 'S WHAl D.lVE CAllED MEABOUT EARLIER .f.IE WANTED ~IS ADPRE$. /--'-~ ·~ .. - ·~ �•• Ashl~>rsareHmtl Fa~ilv HAVE ctUEIII'S r Thanksgiving weekend guests I At Dinner llf Mr. and Mrs Clifford Holter] 'ill- od Mrs Robert Ashley of Racme were Mr and Mrs or' u;tart Falls were to' a Larry Holter, Carol and Ellen , f 1 dmner Sunday <luests Dl Hilliard, Ohio. YMr and Mrs Clifford Hoi· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ter, Mr and Mrs Eugene HoltMem & Boyo er and M>rjone, Mr. and Mrs. ---1:~~ l ~~:~ Cl':,~~~e ':~:· ~~a~a~~~ i.st~ ~eeke~dmi,th ~elattves all ~u~ch m~ 1~the":~~~··~~~ $9,95-$1 0.99 BusJ- ~ I th~ Frank:~ Guy Nash, Meigs - Galll8o Mason scouting executive, w': guest speaker Cub Scout Pac ted S Methodist day evenmg at the a bazaar Presbytenan Church and Salurday at Duke port ~~ ~U:,~~~.... 2 F~l ~~~~ D:~· '"s ·~~.,,, ('olllmb•~> VOL XVII NO. 193 :~.".~";' T,:~: :;,~ ·~~~~~n~~~~·~u;:t:~~ a:':~~~m ;el·~•·ll R~fre:~; Mr~ 1 J~m~ ~~"\~~ Wolfelaltf:.!::~~ ~~~I :a::cu':.dl~~lu~!; a~ksg~~g~~s c~:~~-1 f1 • aJ their~~~- annou~ced: s Contribution Is Made to itoflma~ m~de";~.~~;~:''7~,;~es$2r:,. DayN!~:'t flt~ht D~nn~ea:: ~on ~ Wl~·~:::~ns~:~~~:n ~~~~~ ~e.;ple ~~thryn Leona~ L~nsford, Baptists Name Officers for Ch h 5 h I _ _I 00 Your Savings Earn 4% Interest I POMEROY U: ::::t io NATIONAL BANK ~g Mr~ ~~a , ~r~ n ;~ o""" " "''Gt•orge Baker was el('rted su - ·ccccc-••••-•cic...,,.....,.,....,,444...,4 W' 'f E • = permtendenl of lhe S u n d a y ; ~ 5chool \lll lh Gera ld Anthony, as. ; SJstant , /.eor<r Sigman, secre i; ta r\-, Mrs Hrtty IJarst as- 3 11 s1stant, Mrs El 1za heth Slavm and Mt'" Rilnda Hall, treHSur- I =-.(ililcccllll• cccccc4llcC ~'"''f:'I"C~I{-I(tc: lf"'!f.l(l( CI(I.C"r.<Cttt('-t '<l(\lllllt C.ICt.t: tl<(l:t:lCit.Ctc."" \C 'tiC'C'4b);JJl:~J".~ IlJII;::O Jl )lJ;~JI)lJI~J;:t;JlJ;J<:t ~ ~ i( ,. ..J.J.... C ----------------= . Voyage of Gemini • !Still 'Go' Ill Spite ··./}:, i.Of Clouds, Big SeaSi 1 I p~evwus m~~~~~~ ~1~~~· ne~v ~iol!d~y dl~ner ~,___ }l ~~m- pa~~ I Before your Ship can come in, you must send one out. enttne J I rAUNCH YOUR SHIP TODA • e A.tl'ackMeeting ~~;""Ho~ Mrs. Hoy Holter, ~le:n~~~~:::·a~v:~~ ea~~g ~~:e~t~~k~: ;:.:100~~: ,! .I Y• SpeaMr eb~h R:l~ .~:.:. ~~d~~~/'0~~mbeo~h:·~~~~ 01 8 ~lien THE SHOE BOX ~ 1 ,;s' "' ' Racme and Mr and Mrs. Lar- Xema. nex Nov. 23 The meehng open- speaker on the Christmas Gar· . da ely Ill be on oale. A ID be observed In February. rv Holter. CaJOI and of Gordon Fisher returned to his •d wltil U•e oresldent w•th Janet" Monday, Dec "Famlly Eoonomles" was wlllwbe held Saturday. Plans were made lor the formj Hil liard , studies at Mountam Slate Mumaw, readmg 100 over WMPO. The January p the proJect lesson with Mrs. 'n'e Ha Harvesters class ation of another den and parUnab le to attend was Richard nes$ College Wednesda" even- Psalm, an aJ t~;le on TI~a;_~: gram "",n be m charge of the J~ ft()Be, president, in charge. of the F:!rated church will ents mlerested m assislmg were Holler son or Mr and Mrs. Eu·l mg after spendmg a couple oil lulness IIDm Uppe• Ro , Rutland Garden Club. ChflStmas gifts on a budget ha their annual Christmas asked to attend the next pack grne Holtrr smre he days wtth hiS porents, Mr and and giVIng a prayer lth M nd Mrs Robert Hen- was the !Dple dlseuased. and $1 gift exchange Frl· meetmg Nme boys were mterv.as a Thanksg Jvmg guest of MIS Mason F'lsher, who ac- Roll call was answered wh r ~daughter Terri Ports-- bers answered roll call wt a day evening at the church Mrs. ested m becommg cub scouts. hJs srhool malt> m upslate New companied h!m back to Parkers- ! a 8Jb!e verst' contalnmg t e ~ nesy/nspent the ~eek~d wiUt hand made_ arttele ~ have Ben Neutzling Mrs. ,Lilhe A Chnstmas skit was presentYork The\ en]ov~d drer hun- burg i word "ThanksgJ\iiDg ' Mmutes ::u I, ther Mrs Henry Hen- tDJOyed givmg or rece ng. Hauck and MI'ss Lena Grueser ed by Den 2 With Mrs. D<:~le I mg v.hile here. - - - I J . h R b \ ft today for or_ the guests of Many gift ideas were ex- are hostesses. Walburn as narrator!! -osep au e read by erretary M Hennesy were Mr. and changed and the six members ments were served (o owmg CArol. Fla , lor a vtstt w1th Ius Hfld e II was dec1ded that the /s 8 1 Ponn and Grace t spent tbe activity perDEC. f meetmg Allen Leonard IS the ~J d<'mghtt>r. Miss Sue Jean Raub I class would purr hase a new 1 1\c·" be~~ o;, Pomeroy. 'lpodresenorklng on twelve lndividu- The bazaar soup and pie sale cubmaster . A fl g for the chwch amp w t I 1 U cards •ere :11 1 and Edgar were served by ___ - _-_-_-_-_-_--:_--:_-::_ __ 11 10 :.:dnesda) ol then g•andp"- l sent :II" spent Thh the hostess at the close of the Fire Department will be held 1\J d Mr re~ald 1\ tld Holzer Hoep• a ' ar a bus wtt r n , meeting Tbe next meeting will iD lbe basement of the Syra10Sp1l t1eWS t•nts Mr an s. ' Southel n, m Rive rside ~1etho. Nelson Spending the weekend : be Jan Ut the place to be cuse Methodist Church mstead . ' ermu lh I dis! HospJt(ll rn Col umbus , M;s with the Wolfes were The project lesson of at the town hall. It will begin - - - - - - - - :\1r and '\1J s E,ut ShJ1 rves of Thom~-; Rhodes Mls \\Ill glltf'r l!nd family, Mr and Char. will be "family life" and roll at Jn a.m. Dec. 4. Containers Entered Hospital Tlw Pl<Jms were Wednesdav tho- Polh; and Yl1 ss Jt<nnle Potts Ctul Martm and family ol - call Will be 8 new fad I dislike. needed for carryout Servmg nPr guests ot IH' I son and d.Htgh. The Chnsomas dmner and lcslon, W. Va. 1The discusslOn will be led by wUI be in the church dining Persons entermg Holzer Hos, term law Ml and Mrs \' IJ I pal IV Wi ll be hf'ld Dec 20 An I Holld<IV guests of Mr and I Mrs Michael Bentz, Jr., room Soup 50 cents per quart, pttal durmg the last 24 hours 1Edv.JI ds and (ormly 1 exchange of $1 gtfts wtll be Mrs Dale Jacobs were their healih chairman, and Mrs. p1e8 75 cents each, 15 cents by included Carolyn Sue Grose, Iheld Menu rh.ll!rnan l:lle Mrs daughter Ca rol Jarohs, and son Holter. the ptece. Many bazaar articles 834 F1rst Ave, Mrs Robert Mrs V ~ Edwards and \1r : M( Bnde ,md Mrs fo'IOJ eni e and f<~m;ly, Mr and Mrs. John I for sale. E. Spears, 634 Fourth Ave: ~ and Mrs Earl Shr1eves WPie i Pot ts The progJJm w1 ll bt"(On J b B kl n N y Mtss Mrs Mattie M Porter, 601 5 10 busmessd VlSt~~~ (;:..l lipolls dueled b} Ada SLu k , h , k Aap~~l hz~:k/ also acc~mpan· Ernest Bahrs are DEC. 1 Second Ave.; James M RobWedne" ay a ternoon I :\<Irs M( HrJde read T na s trd t"drol heJe as her guest The Reedsville - Long Bottom erts Rt 2 Btdwell Arthur Jengnmg,' b\ Htt_h,ltd ll un lel , Othrr vtsrtors were Mr. and HostaforDinner Homemakers Club Wlll hold k ' Rt 1 Thur~n· Teresa from P1"~U\ !Pit m I li t• ~ re~ Mr:; charles Hughes and chd-1 thetr annual Christmas party Ltn~helme Rt 2 Patr;ot Jert1 r.od Spllks 1~dt> \1omrn1~ 1•.'Hc> • all! ' Mr and Mrs · Ernest Bahr hMonday,f Dec at 7 p-m. atHarthe Mah D. Luellen, • Rt n ' • • : dren Pnttv Tre~cy and La ur-1 Mrs 6Claremont 1 01 po I In Whi SIWJ s' lr unl (,urdtpost l ie <lnd Mr 'and M;s Gerald entertamed Wllb a fa~~~~a=~- orne o . hs Mrs George E Young, 1 In Mavm• Holmf's ,md Mrs Sle~~CJrl Mr and Mrs Cecil ner at their home on ris. OES Ch~stnut St , Wilham M. Han186 Jaycee Project <' 1 Polls" ""d '"," fh.mks AI Co lum bus Carol and glvmg Bw:: of oll•cers shaw, PI Pleasant; Ronde! L ~' I\J Y..av~ from r.nt, bv Rev ht>r gursl returned to New York and Mrs. Chi CoMalt . m at the GIVen Jr Pt Pleasant; Mrs. 7 45 1\Je,: .lohn l.enlldtdl . ''"'"' Th,,nk' ' on "". '" '"' plane w•th t a:, Van W•l· Rt 2 Pom1 Chlr~tmas jJrowc t wiJl'!l T ht> from llt>r lt d :'-.1 dgazlnt •~.~~ by Miss (ha:lene Davis who was ly : r Mrs. Ada Van Meter, son of Sunbury worthy grand eroy; Mrs Nora Bobo, Rt. 1 St•\'.Ht le Se\\ilng cl ub mel Wld :VIIss ;\1urllll~ letmnmg to Rhode Jsland ~~te<;nd Mrs. Henry Bahr and matron, wdl be the mstalhng Middleport, Mrs Paul F Am· nesda~ evemng at lhl:' lr cJull Refrt•::;hm ems \H're- served to t Ml und Mrs Harold Hmkle Jackie Patti Howard, Jeanrue, officer. burger, Syracuse; Mrs Dwam r rf)(Jlll wtt h Mrs Elza Ctln1orc Mr s J\lcllllde ~flss Mumav. <md t ITntlv McConneb\tlle and Tamm~ Te~i and Junmy, Theodorus CouncU Daughters A Jordan, Rt 4 Albany , Gor115 lr ,,s hostess \1r s Poth Mrs 1 Holnws, \ Mrs <t.eOJJ::f;' Hudson and Mrs Hartun~ Mr and Mrs. VIctor of America will meet m regu- donS Clary, Chesapeake, Fr~P,,•fore you cnn enjoy all that comP~ \\ ith 111 t'>.lrs Gdm(ll e p1 e~ldPnt. v.t~~ Sld\ k cmd Halt' ( ' k 1Aud 1!' \ Frost ~1 1ddleport were Sma Summerfield, Kenneth tar session Monday at 7 30 p. ertck C Cronaker, Ironton; ll:lling mom·y in the b.!llk )0\1 nu't m<~ke I m rha rge ol tile m!'e1mg and ----~ holnlay dm ner guests of Mr and Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. V1ctor m, at the IOOF halJ Samuel Gutdo, Rt. 1 Cottagelmal plans we>e made t." the Mrs Hat old Wol fe of Hutl.md 1 Bahr and Kathy and Jane, Mr The Mary Martha Circle of ville, W. Va th~ r, 1,t <lepo-iL T!wn a tltl to it steadily. annu.'ll ('hnstmds dmner ,II tht• Huldl Hmkle r~mcunt'd for a and Mrs Gene Wei! and Ken- the Pomeroy First Baptist Biribs Mart1n Restaurant Drt·embr· ] longer v1s1t neth, Bussell, Barbara, Brian church will meet at the church Hw about ola 1 t in g 11 ith us this 11 eek? 15 r1t 7 ]J m l11llu\\ld bv d J 1 IBentz and Cheryl Ann. Will· Monday at 7 30 p. m. Mem- Mrs. Dwain A Jordan, Rt. 4 r•• I) "' the home ol "'' s il .JV urc I c 00 Mt Don ••ld M d~t"de fa~ It~ j and Deryl ,Doris DaviS, Lila ' bers are asked ID bring articles , Albany, son, 7 05 a m Thurs· ton Slnek land Plans wrre made J\pw flff tcer:-; fm the Fust member or , 1 ~~urt to~~- Bentz and Cheryl Ann, Wtll· for a box to be sent to V1et · day, Mrs Robert E Spears, to p1 Ppare a ( hrI"! ma s b.J~kt1 B<:~pt1st Lhurd t and Su n d a v ~:;~~~h~s ~~ L~~uu<.:al~~n Asso· onghb~ Hill, Mr. and Mrs R1ch· Nam. !634 Fourth Ave, son, 8 58 lor u famth School \H~I e eleded at a meet eetm bem held m ard ~ 1ck, Jr, Mr and Mrs DEC a.m. Thursday, Mrs Georl!!e 7Pytluan Sis- E Young, Chestnut St, son, Fltrtr on of of!14 ('rs11was hrld mg lH'Id Wedne!id(lv evenm~ at sVociLd!JOn ~~ gal au~ttonum Vernon Bahr and Greg, Vernle, M . T · \\lth Mr<; 11 -l tol(l d h 4'11 • 1 ~ thl• \l1ddll•po1t ~1 1 st BJ[JtL t eerans :femon J ff d Steve Freda e1gs emp10 Th d prcSJdl'nt f'.lr . , t 1ll kl mU VH e t tlun 11 ' ~ Reet-nt guests of Mr and Deruse. de M:n and Mr~ Baht. ters wlll mee t m regulur session 9 57 am urs ay presldf>nt 1\ll s LouI ~ thbm nr ~ le(!ed to the Board of De a Mrs .lack Ra< hnera nd son ~Iller an --~- Tuesday, at 7 30 p m. at the Dlleharged. scc rel<ll \ 1\1 1 ~ Ht~\tn\Jnd Bdl <un, ~ t' l f' !'rank lht<eseb1ew, Ste\len. we!e Mr and MI .:! d Mlc- Middleport Amencan Legion M Ed Blackburn W11ham I\ 1r ea ~ u• t'l dncl \lJ s ( ,Jimm t' Paul Smc~ r I and F:d tson Bake• Clyde Belcher Charlesto n W port and sons, Je~ an k nd l hall There will be a 50 cent C Oeo C Mrs l;ub lltr h 'Vlr ~ Chnlil''i llofl wrth ;\Irs Cht>e~eb~t•w and v.i Mr and Mrs J C Bark· :ky, spent ~e ~~~r:; ~n. ' gift. exchange. R~nd~:'casto rJ:me:~Pe. Mrs' ·' , 11 11 1II d ll 0 ,er 1 ~ er and son Ste ven Belle, W. , m Marylan Wl and . ' De It man <H i ll :\ <; .Jr Mrs Fl1nbeth Slavm named V nd Mr and Mrs Ken· D. R Gnmes and family " PLAN DINNER Exer Damels, Nelson vau , (_ PJvPd lmtftd,r~ gilt s ond ~lr s to the ~u.ud ol lkacom·ss£s il a lh Mrs 8 B Zeigler, Millon Dietrich Suzanne ForEd\\dJd \\PI Is dll annl\rrs<t ly Other ofl\f'{'t ~ tn4 ludr. H<~r uld nrl h Barker, Athens her %0 er,d M;s G B. Zelg- 'l1le Laurel Chff Better Health I L Jividen Joseph E. Kmg, I Mr CJ!furd Stumbo, who has and r. an their Christmas oe . ' J r I al s The gift fr( Ill 1W II ~t· ll' I'' ~: Hubh.J rd ( !Jfford !l,l yf's and bet>n a patient at a husprlal m ler, !liver Sprmgs,. Md. Mrs I cIub wIll thhaveMiller Restaurant sher, Raymond .o Harbolt, olr.llv•·llll g prt!( dm1J1td In ~1r~ \1ro; Ion} fo\\ ler board of Da •!on has bee n returned to Zetgler, who has been confined I dinner at e De- Sr' Leonard Lightner, Robert Ser·nu g \l r 1 ~S CCI\1111} loi ow r 93 \'f•ars (,llll ll!lt' I \ I~ .-J\\iiJdl d to Yl! s tluslt•t>s Mr s Beulah Wlute, h \ h here •to the home or her daughter, in Middleport, Thursday,R McCoy Mrs. Richard E. NoW· 15 1 lfolhn m omf> · 1 tured cember 9 at 6 30 P m eser· 1 clerk at tl11 lhuan and !\1rs Mr and Mrs Ea rl Daven- Mrs Gnmes wllh a rae be d guests ell, and' mfant son, Mrs. Dav ld 11 A des~e' our:-;e (aLl;. mg nut H1ehard Oi\en~. a~s1stant, r rt!d 1 ankle accompamed the Daven· vatlons for m;m r; :' Ll d W Cleland and mrant son, Mrs. POMEROY RUTLAND the (.hnstnms culu!s ~a~ ~en lhe .tluud,hl'll lrea,urer ' John my Johnson 10 Jo~ and Doug port ~mJiy to Middleport, . W~ ~t ~r m~se ~~tmesr~~~~e Thomas E MrKitteriCk, Mrs. ed h lhe ho<;1t>ss to t lt' a )IJ\f:' ' f<ul1 z As~l! " i lant ,\Ir s Jenme Ros·· n bt~um Gury Snouffer. Mr. and Mn. Wayne Glb~emhe1 Ferl!'rol Resene S) <tern n,Jm(•d and Mrs Hon;rld Hrown.. ' S d Colum- by gDecember 6 Members are Margaret H Parsons,S Harry 0. :\l 1 Kaulf )1r~sll111dn treasurer, l:har les H1deout, Tommy Reed bons VISited un ay m to brm money for cal- Roberts, Mrs Sylvia eagraves, ) ld ( 111 1 1 I ker:) Mrs Joe \\1lson, asSJ"itrtn1 and Mike Gilmore Ricky Couch bus w1th her brother and sisterasked th gcalendars to this James A. Smllh, Mrs. A. How· MPmhrr federa l 0£-po:;ll tn surancr CorporJtJOn df\P \ <1n \an Mrs r P Bradbury and Mrs will serve rr lreshments at the in-aw , Mr. and Mrs. James endarts or ard Taylor olld \ltf\.nJght and Mh Wdlta rn Carson. mee mg e (Jera ld Anthon}, t huJ t h organ- next meetmg ..............................,, I .• I 1 Black BOOfS .. Around And About M'ddl 1 eporf Na~h II SOCIAL CA(.d'JJ;"NDAR Mrs.Holteris Host when Club Meets The annual Cbristmas dinner Tbe Olealer Homemakers and Mrs Ra mood Bai· and party was planned -:: Mr1! Robert Reibel of I he club held their December meetMr. I Yent t he the Star Class of the Syra Amateur Gardeners Club of ing Wednesday aftetnoon at Frida 0 SLIP-ON •• Annual Dinner, Party Planned December 20th Mainly About People In tl p ~ CimerOy hos~ ' .' I 1 --. .n\,. X ·~ ~ ~ ~ it i~ ~~d ~~~:::·n~n:~::l~~rer i2 er Mrs • Ed1son Baker were e!etled lor !I' Uu ee }J'ar term lo1 the frnan- ~ ~ ual<ommlltee , M"s Jerry Put- A = andof Mr> CharlesEduca Bennett, w ten H(1a1d t hnstrcm tton, ~ i •'11 Mrs I = 2 K.~tlll , CAREFREE FLANNEL BACK TABLE SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF v.ERurfs.,. cct.o •• Viml lammated All cotton. A wipe for easy care The popular Sptces pattern. Size 52 by 52 inchH lor $2.95 Siu 52 by 70 inchII fo r - - - - - - - - $3.95 Slzo 60 by 90 lnch11 lor $6f·95 Btdwrd Sayre and •IIi ~ " " I' K Bussell, boat d of = eSee Our Complete Selection of Table Covers or !It 11 w.;tees of the H1o (,rn ndt:" B,Jp· .tt Round Tables ~ It s\ Assou atlon !Jshe-rs 8fe ; _:::_:::::_:..:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ~ luhn .1\:mlf' l• rrd Hofl man, ~~ !.er .• !d Anthon) .•,d•sr•n lla<or, Vavtd [):_)! st, l'om Fowler, ~ Fred G.bbs Steven a ~a Pullen, 1a~ w Sam HtHlfl Dt~wev Hn h~ rdson ~ " o: ~ • .;. ~ ~ ~.• t)(Samsonite Silhouette~ The Perfect Christmas Gift for Everyone IJ""d s,.,,,,. • nd Roher! Rtchordson The nom mat mg 1::omrrullce m- ~ el uded \h , llan Hu~hes, Fred Hoffman ~Irs Russell Mrs ' ano John' Kau rr· C•1ra Pu ll en Tellers W{'rt> Hall1e t\klntyre and \11 s !~a Turnt•r 2 i KIMBALL pI AN 0 s Select the new Kimball Piano of your choice frot,n the new selection now on sale in the muSIC department on the 2nd floor The excellent stylmg of a Kimball p1ano never grows old and brin~s an air o£ elegance to even the snnplest room settmg. Choose from Walnut, Maple, Mahogany, Butternut and other wood fimshes and use Elberfelds Sensible Cred1't Service to buy your new Kimball Piano for your family. "" . ,"~ Rn•••rtlumm Home j, ••2 I •• !it'P."' of MPPiirog FANNY FARMER CANDIES Fanny Farmer boxed Candy makes an excellent Ben 3 Cub Scouts met with ••• lht'Jr den mothers, Mrs. R1chChristmas gill Select yours now from the large ard Hosenbaum and Mrs Elza i"w G1lmore Jr, Wednesday, after selection now on sale on Elberfelds 1st floor. I~ ~ You,l never have to wonder about the JITlpres· l ion you make when you grve Sa1'1"1Cn1te $llhouette .. the luggage that ts tnm, so~h· ~ and elegant. L1 ght magnes1um 1r ~~. scuff and stam resistant extenor, h1dden locks. •nter1ors Oes1gned for wr1nkle free pack 1ng. Ava•lable m smart fashJonable colors ~- ·~~ A. Beauty Case • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $27.15 B. Week End Tote .•••••••• • .. • • $ll.l$ c. 26"' Pullman case o o ° $45.00 D. 24.. Companion case • • • • • • • • • • $34.5D 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 i:,ThiiiSUtter ..... , ••••••••• $4UO 1 i :-;c"honl at the Ro~nbaum home 1 "' The mretmg opened w1th the · = pledge to the flag Plans were . ~ made to partiCipate m I he ~ ( 'li n slm<HI Parade Saturday v mormng The bovs made Cllr1s1_ , rnHs tree decoralions usmg play : ~ dough and wtll complete the 1 : pl'oJP< t at the ne-xr meeting Re, fre~ hment s were served by Tom· Full length flannel gowns. Sizes 34-36 and 38-40. Printed flannel, colorful designs. MEIGS THEATRE MENS QUILTED ZIPPER FRONT ~ : WOMEN$ FLANNEL GOWNS CANNON'S $1.98 BATH TOWELS M t G•ft p ns Paper a e I e THIS YEAR PRE I INSTANT GIFT WRAP. For $l.95 _ Rqular, sum enct Hu1ky Shes Ideal Man'• Gilt For $2.9S _ Popor Molo Lody Coprl For $3.95 _ p1 per Matt Ptn 1nd PencU Set For $5.9S _ Popoz Mole Dlluxo Pon end Pon<ll Ill All in alit boxes • Other Paper Mate Pen& -- --·--- ----· --- 91c 1 " d $169 TONIGHT lf~ru TUESDAY Welt O•snty't CarharH Brown Duck WORK CLOTHES Heavy duty double flied brown duck Water repellent. Ideal for the construction worker 11111 for ceneral work wear. 1st eBrown Duck Lined Jacket with zipper tront.-wa len&tb d bl Brown Duct Bib Style Overalh. Y.de with ou • kne.. Welder rod pocket and loop. Duck butiOn front coat wltb wann blanket e ea.....:. -~~~ew Brown Duck Rancb Goat- All Weather Coat _ water repellent. Sbeepskln lined. Triple stitched for extra stren&th. 1 '0LD YELLER" ('fc~hnlculor) Dorothy McGuire, Fes1 Par· I ker, Chuck Connors, Tommy K1rk. I Futurttte1 I Flsoh, tho T11~111 Otter Colorcertooft _.IWIM'I.I«IIii'II.WC......NIIlll'llrt IIIII.Wllll'lli/CII:. . . ...... W f l l l l l • l • t I Admllolon 7Gc lc 40c I luulated tbennal sockl. Culbloned throulbout, Lon I to 13. lop. Natural color. SlullO\'o JACKETS Nylon quilted jackets with lntulatloa ot D!o Pool Docron. Kmt eollm and cu!Cs-tnlt wa~tball4 . Warm but not bulky. Small, medium, tor1e. Solld color &reen, burJUild7, Davy blue. $8.95 -~ l • .,:~=~~o.T~Eex:: •• ID announce tighter curbs this weekend on U. S. business m· vestmen~ abroad. The move " •' I; sure ID be greeted by further iflUJiblmg from businessmen According to offtcials. the administration Will suggest VOl· untary new targeta ID oompsn1es parttclpsting in the government's paymeota program ID belp them reduce their over- SPEAKS TO STUDENTS - Paul H Carnahan, chairman of the board of the National Steel Corporation, one of America's great industnal complexes, was born and attended elementacy school not far I rom where he stands above speaking Thursday to this generation of Southern H1gh school students He told them educatiOn 1s the key to !herr entry mto !<!day's opportumties which are the most _Plentiful in history. Mr. Carnahan was honored Thursday evemng at a banquet at Southern Htgh School. - Sentmel Photo. "' ' I I• vi !If I w I W ! Jw• ,; lr , 37, Navy rommander will " ' " uua ut program 111 Duratwn - Pwst planned fo1' m hoots 27 mmutes coverlnl ! I sp: , '""'Is. "' sltgl.lly less thaol• /,~ct ~::~:~ to' ,;~,;d wor~day ABOARdD USS WASP AT SEA .UPit - lleavin~ " ' "s l ' lendtrt a do) Old record .. '" prevente one fmal rehearsal lor lhe G~rn1m 7 H'stue w • • "-"''"""'"' and recovery team s, but all hanrls \\ere re port r .l ··.,·.uh 1'1" '"'"' ' '• b mntulcs and G to go' at 11 am as the an craft (Jffl{r W.rsp >; ff' lllH d f 1•1 single miSSIOD held: T T K •11 10 edA~NT~embe~~ o~~~BA! error earn I s Mi~:;~:~~~~~~~s seas expenditures lor new plant I and equipment. one RehearsaI£or pJC• kup ~·;;:;· " Knockedout hy u·Igh w at er . 1 H hlt~ "J:~ ,~ K~.f.:"J •n 'VH ~~(~ t::~::.(~h: c:~~::r:rt~llscekrlu:t :r;··~,: ~t s11;~, ·~11,: "1':.'.c r: :i,:.~ ~!·,~:·~':J~ ·~~~~~~~ the1hood of Railroad Trammen Gallipolis 57 get area 1,45 mil es east of Ca pP K<·nnC'dy cmd 1 lH 1111 1<s dbo.ud L ( ll1JJH 5 space sh1p. were on stnke against the SouWelliton 85 Pomeroy 50 southeast of Bermuda to st.1nd by on a JU sl ln t r<., ( !, \'Is lo Pv.dui:lte man's Utero Ra1lway today m a di-1SAIGON (UPI) -A Commu·his auto matie shotgun and l One offiCial said 'tl of the Jackson 47 Nelsonville 42 durm g th e Jaun ch mg of asl!ouauls Fl;tnk P.tn nL .tnd dhll rl~ ~o wl lh~t<lnd loliJ 111 put.e mer cabooses and thelf nist tommy·gun terror team 1pistol at the t~rronst~ and fell I American wounded were ID Ath-.ns67logan 50 James Lm. ell !Jtl 1od~ Ill s ptH e tu perfor111 equ1pment. Iexploded a huge bomb ?Jrlay l with a bullet m h1s chest He aoother nearby b11\et- the Ale:t~:· Ironton St. Joe62 The Navy rl'lnned out othe1 Cape Kennedy m1d the M,wned HIIJ si mt1 ns1ve se11es of medlThe umon ,s genera1 chalf- behind a butldmg hou~mg 8 believes he shot one of the andra-wh1ch IS located behmd Oak Hill 46 ships m secondary recovery Spacetr at Lcntet nt 11 llow.;ton ( .tl t• xpu C 1 •llllcnt" d ever t attempted 1 man F ed Hardi said th US Navy dispensarv anr1 a ra1ders lhe Metropo e Fairland 86 oal Grove 74 areas around the world to 1d the Wasp '\\ ( II dum ,11ter tn 01 )J, au o serve •s stnke cau:J' becaus•," number of Amen can The blast caved ;n back A Commun.st terroriSt !ned South 68 Seas llrat ran as htgh as 12 ' a senes ol "he.• ,, h ' "'' ' f•u ot l• mpt by Gemini "Proper or rea90nable labor men, k1lhng at least 10 persons wall of the Metropole s f1rst to bomb a third .American b11let Rock Hill 60 feet prevent the Wasp 5 rescue I , , , f; Jlll oh \\ .r lter 1\1 Sdurra and re latiOns 011 Southern are now and woundmg rnrre th!lo 175 three stones Hs forre was so - the InternatiOnal- a short Ches1peake 66 crews from a fmal rehearsal USPPIA)CEG < f< .N fl [{ llou ~lun 1 1• o Ill .1 ~ P S t i:l Ito r d to unposSible and doubtless will Two of the dead were great th at every wm d""'on the di st ance from the Mit e ropole, . ti Vl'J- to v.tll - un l-2 feet of 5ymm 11 V•ll ey 37 F" d·ay mght But the he1•copter 1lat ( a glancr - emtnr 7 ,pr~le \ 0)\ Jge m;,~m rernam m that status unhl this Amencan~ who were sleepmg front of lhe bu1ldmg wns blown but alert military ~ards shot Racine 53 Wilton 49 crews and the Navy frogmen Launch Schedul~ -Ccr iH' Krn ~'( / \1 ; : 11 1• lB.1 mrles above Ca rrier ~ wtllmg to accord m the1r quarters m the st'vcn· out. h1m dead. Eastern 67 teams were set -after weeks of d d " 1 11 ·• Hann1n Tnce 37 pract tO Pill In Orlnt,ll All! tude ngmg up aom• measure of jUstice to 1ts 1 st..y Metropole BUJidmg The Southwostern .. 1ce , . Ine ES t aunc p;r 19 " ~ "''\" " h"ve- Ra Earth 51 employes and treat them wtthl lower floors of the Kyger Creek SO We are ready to go.' sa1d Pilot - t 1 .rnk Bonn 1n 37 1 - Pld nrled for. tbe reasonable d1gmty and Ia"' bu1tdmg house the Navy dispenChauncey 74 York 70 Capt Samuel A Sparks, A1r Foote twulutdnl rulone l " ' ''" n Ocean aboul ness:• sary, dand the t four upper floors Fort Frye 62 31SJstan t Chief or staff for who JOined astnmnu t p1 (Jgl <Jm ,oo t of I b • I operations s 10 provl e quar ers or ac..eor Worron Local 53 I 1962 "''""'"' f'llo>e fl'Covery - __ UNCOLN, NEB. - ATJ'UR enhsted men Space agency off1c1als at Copilot - J.111w' A 1 u1et l ,. '" Ihe l 'SS neys for Duane Earl Pope, ] A Claymore mme mtended m£~'1\iiVr~t-"t'UM"M,& ~)<; "~~,J - --- - - - _11 1 11 a :~ condertmed to the electnc cha1r as a ·backup bomb" to ktll MONTGOMEROY, Ala (UPn - Three Ku Klu~ KlansI ~as ocrv~ce- t~e l'rnrw~t· Po~nt .~ Jury, JUdge pllt Klan TflO• tlm~e Jn prison • for Ten years 1 ~ .~ndmg ~ll.mt>e mi l ('~ sott!IH;outhe~ Rh d • c •• T• h 0 esJan fJSJS I!! u tens under Pressure 0£ unit•00 A£rican • UJ timatum • to Bri·t'l; UJ.n Dn·ve Fund u·Its $2 649 says caSCI• for triple h1s murder, have to vowed rescue tendmgtall~d VICtllns menl rtl"< to~hatys fard l~-y~rn~~sorn~i~ct::.gforst~.~abg~t:~~ 0 m.Ie~:~ra 0 to carry conviction the ot the work•rs f1rst blast t>.! l CIVJ ' f U S Supreme Court to try and I de II It h d do th housewife Mrs VIOla Gregg Liuzzo. save' his life. expob f a I so, hel Their convlclion on federal. conspiracy charges "" num er 0 casua ll.l mig Wajl the second such weBton.t-veYd!<l In two dan and Tbe husky, 22,-year-old Kan· have been greatly lncre .sed +-;;rotfght praise for ~e filrY"'1i"'dln-"tllf Fleil11!ent. the at' . LONDON fVPII 11•e Ababa Eth · sas farm youth was found gull· US Ambassador H•nry Ca- l torney general and ctivil rights leader Dr. Martin Lutber criSIS lightened to-' sever elat topta. 11 1 In d.nn '" (l lln tnonr re of powt!l' ty Friday on SlX charges stem bot Lodge denounced the Kmg J r - -da d r Ions WI I J ;-u n If lor %.Hnbr d ;j fl l' li copper mmg from the robbery of the bombmg as "dJabo!.cal " Art Ha~es, lawyer for klans· defendants Or~an~~t:n :re~,~~:;an ofUm~~: ~~~:e ~;ntsl<·r ~aro;;: :':" n mt n•·s 1 Farmers Stale Bank m t!Je There were 75 ~m~r!cansl men Coll1e Leroy W1lkms Jr, 'ln my opinion It was the Collections by toda} In tfle OAU) ultimatum to BrJtam mdepend:ncl::' c~us 1 Df'r 1 ~r,' '"' 111 Rrlt<~ln llopf'd the ntght of 1 ranch !Dwn of B1g Spnngs wounded US ofl1m.s at the Eugene Thomas and Wtlham only verdiCt you could reach tn 1Red Cross Fund dnve had reach Bntam Imposed It te fhe Y squ"d'"'' ul p\,mes to protect 1 Neb, last June 4. sa1d more 'ha!l 100 Eaton, pledged a f1ght to the 1 thJs case," Johnson told the ed $2,649, 1t was reported by /economic sanctwn::; to landm tlw Kdlih.J Dam v.uuld forestall \o1etnamese men, women and us 5th CircUit Court or Jury He then sentenced the Meigs County Chapter dr 1ve Rhodes a's d d t g P s n am o w mO\e tu mobJ!Jze aa children were hurt. Appeals m New Orleans Iklansmen to the limits of the I chairman Paul Cascl lI ForeJ~n m e~en enr r~.ln~e Rhodesta s neJgll bur Zum b. J al l-<\ fru on forct agamst RhOO. When the Red rarder~ d..ove Hanes objected to US Dist 1870 law written to protect Case! postmoaster m Middle- e be ol"~"'\ers 0 t e 5·1to protect the mghtv Kan bct ~w up m a vegetable truck, two ol Court Judge Frank M John- freed slaves. ht h th m m r • a an emergency ! Dam on th~ Zamhesr HJ>r r them began spraymg sub"""Ch· son's achon 1n del1vermg a so50 " c ~ • portb urges t a td e th more l1rms an meetmg Fnday m Addis bet•een tile two countt '"" In London. the British ,....., usmesses an o er gu ve rnment f1rt>d the Ill I ine gun flre at an . merican called "dynam1te charge" to direc tors of the Heserve Balik 1who were sent letters askmg 1 military policeman He emptied th e all-male, all-white jury If for donations ID return them lm- 1 pldlC The mole W03 Billed d whtch reported Itself hopel essly I medtately so that the $3 000 de-adlocked arter so me e1ght goal in Me1g9 county may be ' dirt•( tors of the Hese1 ve Bank hours of deliberations. reached uf J(ltude<ta •nd The jUdge told them, ''ThiS Mr easel said the targest B.. tt sh "PPOmtm In their Lt. Timothy M Blake, 24, al case must at some time be smgle donation thiS year was "II . ' ' pL.J tt' lhe move was &lmed a& ;; grandson of Mrs c L Arnold dec tded ," and sent them back $500 Ill from a former Melg• ave tra!lor, Will travel , . hecame the slogan of Co n d<pm mg the Sm•lh reg•me ot of RD, Pomeroy, has been rcror deliberatiOns which ended county gresldent who wishes to gressman Walter H Moeller Lanca , fer. some lht(t' the us~ of more than t51 ported killed m Viet Nam Lt "The Spreadmg Kmgdom'' Is less tlran four hours later with . remain anonymous Casci ex- ~·eeks ago Today he and a staff ald t• 1\('11 Elllllgu, !Jt' rmllwn m cui rent\, cuttmg oU me s of ay mg billttf Blake was the sos of Mr and h Gond Citizenship tests spon ileve 1t proved successful Is lill 11 ' 1 "" the title and theme of a new 1gUJlty_verd~ets for a t ree sored by the Return Jonathan \ pressed hiS apprectallon to ev. Moeller was determined th . . P 1 Mrs John L. Blake of 3901 VJr· jbroadcast at 9 am Sundays h t a1 11 111s wn st1fu£>nl s co uld abr o•d 1 eryone who has made contrJbugmia-av SE Charleston Meigs Chapter, Daug ters o no get to him, he would go to them II llh the lo"n ol ' - - -- - ' . RadiO StatiOn WMPO, COD· Amencan Revolution, will b• !Ions. no matter how •mall 16 fool houset rrulor provided hv ('OII tlesv of D.tnnu·< • Mrs Arnold Is slaying wlthledSishng of the given to tn senior of the It was also Mobile Homes, Moeller began approx uno lel) a zuoo nll le ber daughter, Mrs Ruth Rich· pt11yers recorG •ve " fiVe Meigs h1gh schools the ne~t vtstl. of 1 e oodmo 1e trek through hiS lOth Cong res, na l Dlstw t , 0 10- - ards, In Galhpolis. the servJVe at race Ep•scollfsl week ID December. umt to Me~gs county Will be De- ,, I • • ~e Frld~y Rhndes~an 's~ene t~e~ r~<·d s~at:n~sn moo~e ~~~~~~~~l~rd 1 ;~~1 t~f' Lt. Blake Is Killed I I AtPieiMe }O G' } Will s Take Test on ItiZensh'•p • WMPO to AIr Mart'In's Talks Th'ree-week Tour Completed ByMoe]]er's M0b.]I e orr·Ice I,,, I c· . • IDI~ I o~er ser~edon ~.~d '.~tat Wrec kReported , g~rls On US Route 33 n~tedb:hat ~~e , DamaO'e ~fediUJD Jn CoJhsiOn Lt. Blake died when hit by pal chllrch, Pomeroy. Two girl• from each school cember 27 al the Pomeroy H•gh . We announced our presence wete also a •atl bl t d• Sponsored by M1ddleprt drugI td b d \ d e 0 prm..1 t! 10 1 School audJtOrlllm from noon 1n advance by newspaper and ::!htmg gJSt Dale Dut!Dn and other A on Stete 'to .. unttl 6 p m A large turnout of rad1o, stoppmg at all the coun , hot !coffee or Cu<a 0 •1a tu thr aroun eJ e w.ere was members of the congregation Route 33 one-tenth of a mile . ' don 1rs 1s urged ty seats and many of tht:> sm<~ll VJSII:'Is Med1um d.tntdge wag caused servmg with the f~rst Cavalry the new aeries will "" th; south of Route 124. was inves· and the g~rl wmmng the high· ' er towns lor penods of lwn to Moell•·r adm tlt ed the •liea to Ill, em at \0 10 p m. Frio diVISIOn lpreaclung of the Rev Richard hgated tty the Me1gs County e!t scm:e tn each school Will srx hours [ feel the elfort was no! ongmal i\lth lum <Jih dcJ \ 1n an accident at the ... Born In Charleston, he was a Martin rector Sheriff's department at 6 40 p be special guests ol the clrap- Potluck BanlJUet a success" he said ers ha~e done sornethmg SllnL · teJ s.et llrm of Norl h Second and member of Sl Mark's Metho- , BrOlldcast ;t a time when m Fnday ter next March aL Its Charter Will he Dec, lOth ' '". but he IS celta•n thiS "" Wal nul 'I' In Mtddleport. diS! church He attended Ho1 most -.rshlppers are n church Oeputtes said 1 car driven Day Luncheon. A pollock banquet wm b• A Iota! of 318 people came to the ltrst tu11e 11 " ''" U'eti PoiH e sa•d a car driven IIJoi 111 ace Mann Jumor High school the program was conceived by Donald Eugene Williams, 25, Takmg the tests are Cheryl /served at the Southern Htgh consult on Iss ues ol coneern .to the IO!h Dllct DemllS Oxv e-r, 36 Rt I. C!Mh:, m Kanawha C1ly, RIVerSide Mil· and organiZed prlmanly as a Rt. 3, Pomeroy, traveling south· Bentz and Linda Larkms, East- school Fnday, Dec. 10, begm. !hem TI1ese ~ere pnm~nl1 So , sh"e. ran through a red stop 1l1 ght and strurk a vehicle driV.• itary Academy In Gainesville, servtce to shut-ms and to non. east, stopped after vehicles in ern, Dee Slaen and Alice Darst 1mng at 7 p m for members of ctal Secunty, Veterans unem • Ga , and was graduated from Ichurch goers who may be Inter- front of h1m did hkewise, and .:;~g~le~rt~ Barbara/ennedy l the 1965 Tornado football team, ~torment and rehel problems tt 1 llougl"' R. Roush, 54, (A. Purdue Us!verSity In 1964 with ested by the "middle-road" ap· i an automobile behmd h1m Lot ~!' ~ ;ueaer,d o;ero\ their parents the coaches and One day 52 people came All loll 11 \a. gomg <"dst on WMa degree In Industrial MaliJige-~ prOllch to Christianity repre- dr1ven by Robert W. Sloan, 27, Fo ~c 1~ 11 30008 ~ Y their wives 'cheerleaders ath· thiS would not have lwen po<SI I nul ; men! sented In the Eplseopalchurch RFD J, Pomeroy, crasred into I r ' u a. an ron etle booster; PflDCipal and Mrs ble Wi thout the U<e of !hiS mn1 here Wo< mediUm damage Lt. Blake recetved his army , Response will be made to re- Withams' car. Theiss andSh~rley Baker, South· Donald Wolf~ and fans. Those bile oll~ee," Mr Moeller satd lo ho!h 'ut•.s OX\er was cltet.' commission upon graduation but quests for prayer sent'" to the There was damage to the e;,e tests are administered attendmg are ••ked to bring The mohtle ofltce was com. , Five persons forfe.t•d bonds to \Ia Iot I"" Snuth's court • wasn't called to active duly un- church In care of the radio sta· right, quarter pllnel of Wit·, in the sehobls· a covered d1sh and table serv- plete w1th tabl e typewnter, • and two others arrested by the a rha• ge nf runmng 3 stop llg" '' til Marcb of this year. His fa lion. IIams car and to the left ice. sealing for stx. heat, electnc Me•g• Count\ Shenff s depart- No '"J"''"' •ere ' eported. ther Is an accountant in Charbumper, fender, bood and gnU NUW YOU KNOW l!ghta and telepbooe where the / mcnt were fmed F'ndav bv Coun·•• I ton FIREMEN CALLED to Sloan's No Injuries or arV I H 1 I hook bl F 1 . W'•' 'THER '' es · Is ported The paPers treaaon eterans Memoria ospta -up was poss1 e. acllheslty Judge Frank w Porle• Jr "'" ' The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire res were re · by Gen· lltotedlet ArnoN ....,. Admissions - Clara Hall. Romer Htll, charged "llh as Part I) doudl thiS anera.._ · •· DWJ is Charged department was called at 8 501 LOCAL TEMPS fOIIIId In the soeko tf a Brltilb 1 Pomeroy, Okey Pullins, Cool- Sophomore at OU saolt and baltery was fmed lhgh '" !be lOs Fair, colder F0II I A 'd 1 a.m. today to the Keystone Ser. The temperature In Pomeroy's major w1to loll lilt way ood ville ; Anna B1ae, Pomeroy. ~5 and costs and 'g"en a sus. Lomght. to• 25-30 Sunday l8o ', A ng CCI en vee at F1ve Points to busmess dislnct at 11 00 am .,,, captured alter 1 Dlaebarges - Rita Stump, Dies Under Train pended 10 dav jail sentence Hill creasmg doudmess. windy,ed eh port elltlnguisll a m100r blaze In a today was 40 degrees under I''II" wttlt Amokl tD liepl. Cheshire; Claude Reitmire, Powas placed on probatton for mer. onth arges of aldentelatllv- store room. cloudy sines. 1710, meroy. ATHENS, Ol!kl t UP!\ - M•· 'stx months Homer C Runvnn lng e scene o an ace • chael s Nem>an J8 Fa~rlawn 1 lowing 1 mishap at 8:58 p.m. N. J , was killed b~ 8 Ball•~ was ftned $15 and costs for reck Friday on old Rl 71n Pomeroy & Ot' friellgt t I te less operatton SHOPPING t ·m\.;T'· Pomeroy pollee said Paui · walked Forle•tmg bonds were Lloyd I DAYS LEFT 88 Clark, 3'(, Middleport, 1081 con.tracks near the Ohio UniVerSity Brunson and James J Brown, --- ' trot of hit vehicle and sb'uck a Santa Claus did somethlng by the retail merchants of Porn- also given to the hiJh l<hoall ed. Other partlctpanta Included campus where he was a sopho· $27 50 each on speedmg charg telephone P.,te. There were different today In Pomeroy. eroy. of Meigs County for their pert- , these ear dealers, Metropolitan I more es. fi'red Grmer, $27 50 lor msedlmase• ID the rilhl front fe• He arrived in !Dwn by motor- Immediate! after the parada, elpaUon and ID the DilDY peGJ!le Motors, Pomeroy Motor Co., cure load ; Harold Gerber, !tOO der, bumper end IP'ill of boat where he was greeted by which wss liewed by aeveraJ i who braved the 40,de~ '""' Blaellnar Auto Comps and I SCHOLAR-ATHLETE on a fraud charge, and Ch,..fer Clark'• car. No iDjurleo were a large crowd of youngsters and hundred persons aloog the woy, IthlO' ID watch ~dtllal: Karr and Va nZandt, ~~ Girl NEW YORK (UP[) -Cb•rles ~· h~rach, $27 50 for passmg on reported. a Pomeroy Volunteer Fire De- Santa well! ID the parkmg tot Jdl:;.ds and and the Boy Scouts, Scorgm, a 225-poond W1lham psrtmenl truck. wbere he passed out trea~ ID Rulla-~ rttc•-led atan. wilh a horse back rider, the Beta Jawell College tackle who " 1 1 CHRISTMAS SULSfll!lllu• SIMON SAYS HOUSTON the klddel. • '"' pa .,... 1\'. . ISigma Ph1 chapter of X1 Gam- mathematics major and cheMeigs General Hospital 1 other RESPIRATORJ GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI)- The bearded old gent left his Pbll Clolt!!"r, chairman of ma Mu sorority, Pomeroy em- mis!'Y minor, will rece1ve '"" Admissions - Phyllis Hendm, Dove Simon, a 2fD.Jiotmd eenlnr molorltoat at the vlllage levee, the parade, expressed his ap- schools · '0 ergency squad and Fire De- National Football Foundatton Syracuse; Ray Darst, Cheshlfe from Sl. Norberl CoUep aloalthe OhJo River, !ale this morning toj · parlment trucks, the police de- and Hall of Fame's Scholar- DisebarJ•• - w1toam Buckli&ned Friday with tile Hou8loo onto the firlltruek ant ltiYI!Ied ati lndlvtduals The Pomeroy partment and other vlltage of- IAthlete Award during the ley, Middleport: Mrs F. Imer Dilen of lbo Amerlcaa Foothallj lhrouib the town to feature a and who assist«! ''J'ol.<lf-Gold" 11a.t l!ld .•IJJ}f!elo ftolals, lneludina M•yor Charles foundation's annual awards Malden, lie, Mrs Mma LeSCVL Cbrlllmae uaradl l!ltlllSOred, wllb the Darada. Thankl was, mao tree J)lloet win lluneheota Ill New York, Dec. I. I Lewia, Racme. tw~ar m~hap =~~ot':r:i; as~k nth~e~~s~ wa~ Bonds Taken In ' " ;;::r C ountv Court I SALEI MENS THERMAL SOCKS I lht grena~e p:rag~Jentsh Tho Both Towels on Sola for $1.19-Hend Towols for 69c-Wosh Cloth for 39c $1.95 PorMNt Oltlo I Also matching Hand Toweb and Wash Clot S. Beautiful floral prints m Rose, Blue, Lavendar, Yellow The reverse Side matching solid color. = The luggage that sets the pace for luxunr h lu 2 pain $1.00 MAKI ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER c ' • il I fr~t prov~ag MI~: ~~~a~7es ~ S~llon '~ rtlldez-1 Jl,l santa Claus Comes for Parade • Pomeroy hyMotor Boat Ill i.':m, Soou!'.:u elimbed/~111111 ~1'(81tlzalloas, ~uslneasea :~y i:: r---------.., "it '71 ~:~~ ~ Q q, Seou~ ~~:nn:mq":r::-'1": .' ·~ ~ lllf.ililr,Le~ar. 'If!~ ~~} ,., ' ~w"""'::-""'""';;""M;"";JF"""":~(, Nelson>~ � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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