https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88963e047128c39719418fd1aec275f5.pdf a7754ef4ac2bb087776e1b79dfc94fdb PDF Text Text . . . .. ' "I ) ' .· ._fDa_!!~ Sentinel, Po_f!l_eroy-Midd~e!)Orl, ~-· .~.:.!· _1965 ·Famllie1 Come /or Holidav Dinner Around And Ab t OU M'ddl rt :. . Jeigs Temple Pythian Sisters, ~~ '. H p • f Will Help Medma ome roJeC s. . Mr. and "Mrs. Waid Kimes of Chester entertained at their home With a h!mlly ThankDgiv· Plans were made to assist ,from the lod~e in secunng_ ~ !ing Day dinner. Pres~nt were: lth the projects for the Medina l swtmn wagon for t_he Medma iMr. and Mrs. Pa,ul Kunes and I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i epo Gift Suggestions Drapery Department 2nd Floor ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS d MEIGS THEATRE I • I .• .. ' stop in on the 2nd flonr and see this new DAYTON, Ohio tUPI) -Three of Ohio's major power companies announced plans today to construct one of the world's largest electric getterat.Jng sta• tins, a $200 million instoU.Uon on the Ohio River just east of the Adams - Brown coanty Jine. selection of Gift Hassocks. You'll find a • style and color to suit your wants. $5.95 to ~Q-95 The station, which will gen- Now Insulaire: the 365-nights-a-year blanket by 1 M~OA.:T&WA I I ·.;,· .,: , :·. ': . .; : LOG CABIN THROW RUGS I Beautiful sparkling colors. Washable. 100% Rayon Viscose. Skid proof back. ... OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Til 9 Also OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY 1 ~~ i ': 1' Mrs People In Pcmeroy Floyd Mescher of LebaDean Barmtz was elected non wa!-1 th~ w~ekend guest of councilor for the new term by ;her aister and brother m .. law, Theodorus Counctl, Daughters r Mr. and Mr~. John Mitch and ot America, Mo~day even ing at i family. the IOOF hall wJth Della Sl.!ihl, 1 James E. Ginther of Middlecu,uncllor , ~residmg. . !town w.'l:.. the weekend guest of fhe meetmg opened In ntual- hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Jstic form. Marguerite Durst IGinther. · was reported senousl)' ill in Hul- Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Flszer Hospibl. A Chnstmas grl:'e!- 1cher ond Terri L~nn were Sun· ~ ing was reod from Bessie Sloat, dHy gueMs ot his mother, Mrs. ~ ! state t'tJUllellOL Margaret Sei· Susie Fischer, Morning Star. r denabel. depu ty, reported on at·. Word has been received that · Itendmg the Deputy club and dis- Wilbur (Tony) Frecker of Cleve-1 · tntl offl('ers Christmas party land, a former Meigs County i Sunday in Marietta. She slated rseident, has returned home · lhttt a D1slnet Pa!-i t Coune1'nrs ·from hospital where he was a Assocn1tion w11l be organized in patient for a week and il imPornern_v , Sunday, Janu1:1ry 9. provmg. , Other officers elected were Alfred Gloeckner of Canton Carrie Memhart. Vll'e count nor: spent the weekend with his mo- l· Nettie Hays, assoc iate vice ther, Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. . couneJior; Cora BPegle, condiJI:·' Denn1s Moore of R~o Grande jw lor , Ltlltie Cohen, warden, Win· spent the weekend With h Is , I ona Cook, mside sentinel ; and parents, Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd f I I Ma1 ie Hauck outside snetinel & Moore. lnJslet. Mrs. Edith Teaford was the ; Sunday guest of her daughter ' F' 1 PI u d and son-in-t·aw. Mr. and Mrs. I ."'" fill$ ""' e IHenry Bentz and family, Ra- • for Church Dinn"r cine . PI<Jns were completed for Teresa and Cindy Gooch ~ the community dinner sponsortheir j 1 spent the weekend with 1 I'd by Heath Melhndist Church srandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ~roup.!! Tuesday, Dec. 14 at 5.- i J. Hill. I :w P m. at the ehurch for chi!~ I Miss Susanne Arnold, atudent d~en from the first through the at Ohio University, spent the I 1SJ Xth grades in Middleport. In- : weekend with his mother, Mrs. 1vitattons will be delivered per-iMaxme Arnold. I 1.!Kmalty this week. 1 Mrs. Velma Douglas and dau- : ! Plans also were discussed for lghtei, .tane were recent busH ~ the Hour of Sharmg on Dec. 19 ness visitors in Gallipolia. : during the .church achool hour ' Mrs. Bert ~ebster entered when the ftrst six Mrades will Holzer Hospital MQnday and ! have char~~ of the openmg ser. underwent surgery today. 1 v1ee. 1 ... :.! ,;, .... :" 'f. o<l 2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965 0:.. ~ -----~-! COMMUNITY INSTITUTE - Items rang! ng from quilts to antiques were on display this week at the Bedford Community Institute In the Youth center building at Bedford. Here, Mrs. Guy Lee and Mrs. Carol Jones inspect some of the antiques with Mrs, Roland Eastman, chairman of the Institute. Danny Myers, grandson of Mrs. Jones, a1so looks on. The Insutute is sponsored annuaUy by the Hemlock Grove Grange in cooperation with the Agricultural Extension Service.__Se~t::l::.n.:. ei:_.:.P:;_ho.:.t:::o:..~~~~~-~-~~-- ---------:~ l'J*;<l~~'m,€\I!Sl!!~Jl&j ... &he WORLD WRAIN, Oblo UPI) Gov. James A. Rhodes urged Ohio counlle!l Wf41ne-sday lo seod· their own trade missions to Europe to bring new iodustry Into the state. Rhodes, speaking at a civle luncheon after opening a oew stretch of Ohio 58, said such mlulon1 COlli businessmen only about $1,000 for two we-eks and added, 4 'lt's deducltble.'' >eo by DP&L, halfway hetween1 work will be built In the area. Peak requirements of the three Aberdeen and Manchester. Toj The three firms currtntly firms total 2,908,000 kilowatts. carry the flow of power, a 345-\ have generat\ng stations with a In Columbus, Gov. James: A. O~volt transmssion line net- cap•city of 3,47ti,OOO kilow&Us. jRhodes praised the three com- panies for "a firm faith fa fW future of Ohio and Jta ..trL growing need for electriCal ~ ergy." ~ Offer Ohio Five-Year Pla.f Dayton Power and Light ,Co., the Cinrinnati Gas IIIII Eteelrle Co. and the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Defendant 1 B 1 13 99 I 1 An Excellent Chrlltm•• Gift I Available in both lacE" and slipon styles. Jarman's Famous // Deerslayers ••. for the ultimate Ia Smart Casual Comfort 'lbe comfort you get from a pair of Jannaa "'Deerslayen." ia no happenstance. -.... ..- -·- ., I 1 \\ _ Toss Cushions rM:~;-rA'b:~. 1" Is Elected As Councilor . 3'x5' ......... $5.95 4'x6' ......... $7-95 24"x36" ' ..••.. $1.95 27"x48" ..••... $2.95 24"x70" ..•.... $3.69 i .,.u. i Mrs. Bornitz erate 600,000 kilowatts originalt ly, will be jointly built by the I I 1 1.7 · W "': s; -;; Giant ill he Built on Rive I 1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Christmas list. . * • .1"!1 I NO. 197 everyone on your I ':1 ~~ ~ :2 "_. ": a sure to please gift.~. for • ,r. •. e - ;;: VOL XVII ;;j Show-er Gt'ven Mrs. Mt'chael At Hood Home enttne ' ' M d M D lgbt Wat. : w hen the Meigs Tem- Home and for reparrmg and 1 SOD Charles and Mr. and Mrs. r. lUl rs. w H\Jm~ ~ian Sisters met 'Tues-,painting its outs1de buildings.> John Kurtz, Sandusky; Mr. and lace and daughter, Nancy, were P~, ~ening tit Ihe Legion hall The group voted to help. !Mrs. .James Kimes, :00" Tad, in Huntington, W. Va. Mod~day. a..• e~ · tern ' and daughter 1'ammena, Cleve- While there they were mner In Mldd~1)1)rt. Ofhre~. pro The auditinli: committee. wus land. und Mrs. Charles Baum, : guests of their son, Bruce, a ~~·er~ Dr ··: ~a!l~y. al tln.g most ntlmed. inrltldlng Norma.Zirki~, ' Chester, an aunt, great-aunt jstudenl at Marshall University. ex~~~~~~ ~hlef, !lnd Mr s Mnr Maxine Owc~s, and Dons Ball·! and grat-great-aunt of fam- Mrs . C. A. Emmish is visit· I ill Wl Childs. pruledor. b ey. \few ofht~I'S were elected 1ily Pictures were taken of the I ing with her daughter and fam- 1 One appl ication form:~ and wlll 'be installed at the nv~ genera~ions at the home ot iily, Mr. and Mrs. Don BID'key l ship wa~ :l~pruved d e rt .L'lnlwr~· meet~ng. Member~ are Mrs . Iva Singer at Chester. i in Marietta this week. I 111 mtrr•!Jer~ ""ere repo.rte~ .· lo IJrmg cookies or sand'hiChes Littlt- Mis~ Katherine Kurtz I Mr. and Mrs. William Slater . . 11 elm•' ' k h IT1 ,1r· 111 hoo: r1t ;1l~ 1 II t' 1 e . 1 1anu<11 · · a ~ 1111' l II:' • Y le o· on~oear old • is• the great-grand· and son, Bil1y • spent the • wee • wert' 105 ~wk c:tll~ rt'[JUI'led "J • • Initiation was schedull!d fur d<1ughter of M1 . cmd Mrs, Wa1d end in Columbus WJth the1r dau1. Ph 1 l\1t'inl 1art report, :ddro~ ~~e wa\·~ and meG~n s corn· tht! Ft>bruary ,.1t't ,mg. The birth-: Kim:s. Their duughter , s:tty ght~r and son-In-law.• Mr. and . · d"'"~ mlttJ·t "'• ., ul Mr• , Hor:.Jce McElhinnY· , Herl1ky amd daughters of Sand Mrs. Thomas Watkms. df 1 ( nd Mrs Meintwrt Wt're obser- dusk) ""ert- unable to allen . 1 Mrs . Guy Reynolds and her Grt>Hmg~1 W'-' 1reo~e1103 Rrr~~1 1~ It' ~ed du~ing the soc1al hour. Mrs. -----1 mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, Gr.md ('h e o · j' <~ · · · ted t M'ddl t a d Edna Burdette vis who <~Skt>d for ussi sl ari{'E' 1\arl Owt>n wa~ appom o I epor , n .. . : take l'<tre of gifts for shut-ms o! , of Leon. W. Va. vts1ted SUnday : ---tht' T{'mple The group thankl•d In Charleston, w. Va. with Mrs. 1 Mrs. Juan Clark ond Mrs. Ella Ethd Roberlwn. Pcmerov , Ohio t.emlt•y lur tht· Chn stmas tree , Ptir. and Mrs. ~ilUam. Ault A g1ft exrrcmge was enjoyt>d : and children, Denms, Mern and 1~ rnllowm~ tht> meeting. Tht> host , Mrs; Melvm Hood . and d~ugh- Pen·y Ault. VIsited with Mr, :; TONIGHT 8 ] and Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr , essPs , Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Lem-. tt>r, Uu~ryl. ente~t~med With. NOT OPEN le~· and Duns HaJ!ey served a:ln y e l!~ shower )< nday evl•mng Waverly Sunday. They .also ~IS· : sol<.~d eourse from a tJble df'<'" 1of the1r home, Lorust-sL honor· ited rel'ently in Sprmgfteld w1th · THRLJSOAY tkru SAT. oratt•d m ket>pmg wi th t h!:' ing Mrs . Everett Mi chael (Sh a- relatives. I Otcember 9·11 " HELP" Chris tmas ::;easoll. : ron Mitch). A pink a~d bi ll.~' Michael Bratton returned ! T!IF LH<HL FS 1color tl~t>me was c~1 ned out !l , Tuesday to the Institute of Tech- 1 ·11 c· IHll t 1Jlor' ; decorat~nns ~nd g1fts wer~ : nology at n . Wayne, Ind. where I T h~ [; .. ,! 1•·'· Johu , Paul TO DINE THURSDAY placed ur a pmk and blue bassi: he is a sludent, following sev- ! Gfurg<". 1 \JII ~ u' Fealurttle : ' net. I er11 1 days visit here wilh his I c~ ughl On The Boonu Ttlr Past ('ountliurs of Theo- 1 Games were played and pri'l- 1parents Mr. and Mrs . Owen Co!orctrroons dnrus . Cuu~c1l DauRh!Prs. cf !es awarded to Mrs . r.rene llen-j Bratton' and family. He was l Admr,, lull i.1e & 40e. Amrnca w1 l,l have the1r annual : dneks, Mrs. Jal'kre M1chae! and home for the semester break Chnstmas dmner & party Mon· Mrs Jean Housh. after which Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawk- · 1 SUN0~~~:13,f~ES . th~ Federated c:htlrch, ~hurs- ; the honored guest opened her ins were business visitors in I " LORD JIM" dA~' at ti<iO p m '11u~re wtll be gifts. ! Parkersburg w. Va . Monday . l Pel<'rO'I,uh• . .tanH'S 1\lason a $1 g~ft exthange.' _.~ -~~ Hefres hmt'ntsof pmkanrlbluf' ITiwy vlsl ted in Belpre with ·- - . . Icurx·akes topped 1nth a mm1a- their doughier and family, Mr. . ; ·~·.,. •f ~ ··. ~£·~;·: . . . . .~·~.:-,··;r{~.':.: ·. ~) · ,. tur~ doll: coftee, punch. <~nd nuL<; : and Ml's. Charles Vroman and ~· ~~:i~. · -~·. ~ ,.~·,.· -~·· j we1e setved to Mrs. Joan M~s- · chtldren, Mark and Esther. ! • 11 • ;.), "':~~;. ••f:-.~- .. -~ !jaJ, Mrs. Jeiln Roush and Lin· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay 1 . , (1\ ···; 'i: . · ' · ,· . ·s.,' · du . Mrs Betty Baromck, Mrs. t have returned to Columbus ar-1 Jackie MIChael and Peula, Mr!-1.! ter spending !.he weekend here I Clara Thomas, Mrs. Isabelle I with Mr. and Mrs. Will ia m T. Wehrung. Mrs., Freda Mitch 1Grueser. Mrs. Jay had spent Mrfl.. Barbara Chaney, Mrs. Sha- 1the week here and was joined ron Manley, Mrs. Carolyn Bls· j by her husband for the week-. sell. Mrs. Irene Hendrir:ks and ~ end. 1 M~s Ceceli~. Mitch. 1 The Rev. Howard Ruppelt ! ~ Sendmg glits were Mrs. Bar- i spent Monday in Columbus <it- • b~:~ra Walker, Mrs. George Cas- ; tending a church meetmg. ! , to . Mrs. Jessie S1ssun, Miss Sal· I ' ly Radford and Mrs. Ann Hy- . 1 • Ft~ !here is tbe i I And only Morgan-Jonu bringt you thl& wondrot.11 new thermal blanket. 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Comfort *flohdy n tbt bywonl bert - and we bdftove you'D want 11>....,. il, _ 1>u1 w<d" wlleo )'Oil "l'"" apair. : Menwrull ;, Read ' daughter I for Mrs. Dillard ENTERS SCHOOL 1 1 [ Miss Cheryl Hood. 1 of Mr and Mr.~ . Melvin Hood,: A memorial was r~d 1n bon- I has enrollt>d in Nationwide Beau- \ or of Mrs. A. A. Dillard by ty S<"hool. She w!U graduate in Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Flsher \ May from Pomeroy High School ) when .G~oup 3 of the Women'1 and Jx>gin rosmetology training . A~soctah~n or the Middleport in September. F1rst Umted Presbyterian Church met Monday afternoon Bronze was probably discov- ~ at the church. erde when copper and tin were Mrs. Helen Lewis reviewed accidentally melted klgether and Ithe cl1apter entitled, "Freedom allowt'd to harden. of fi'aith" taken from the :ttudy --I book, "Paul's Epistle of the GaGrand Coulee IJflm is the ! latians " Toking part werl! Mrs. ~~~ld'~ ..l.:rges:_~~~r~le. ~~rn:___] c. T Shumaker, Mn. 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Jule ehead and Mark Weber brated their birthdays, with decorated cake and ~fl1enb1~ I ~-----~- others attending were Mr. aod Mrs. Warren Plckooa, Mrs. Bill Meredith, Chuck, Kay Balderson, Mr. and Mrs. er, everly, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jean, Jane, rold Sauer, Mary Ruth and nod Jull, and Mr. and Mrs. I Middleport. By PHU. NEWSOM besi river. UPI Foretga News Analyst Kaunda wants British troops If there was one thing that to guard the Rhodesian end or ' could unify the African nations the dam against what he it was their opposition to the believes is T).JS1Jhle Rhodesian white supremacy government . sabotage. • of Rhodesia. j . But with more caution than : As the Eoreign ministers of 35 '. displayed by otb.ers ;arttter African nations met in futuris· l removed from ~he scene, he tic Africa Hall in Addis Ababa also has del!tared he does not they carried this seldom found I want a racial war .•• unity to a point which semed : . both unrealistic and irresponsi. ."This we would . not l1ke ble. ~Jstory to record agamst us •• An ultimatum to Britain . demanded the overthrow of the Nor, he says, doea he w1sb a I all·white government of Rhode- ~ar which might eventually sia's Premier Jan Smith by mvolve the great powers, Dec. 15. , in~luding the Soviet Union "for . Failure would result in 8 this would mean a shooting war 1 break in relations with Britain based on ideology." by all members of the Military Queotloaable I Organization for African Unity, Among the African states including eight members of the : only five, Ethiopia, the United British Com~onwealth. Arab Republic, Nigeria, Ghana FAMOUS Urge Milltary Action and Guinea, could offer more , The next , ~tep wo~ld be than a token military force. I concerted m1htary action by Rhodesia already bas indicat-1 African nations to over· ed it believes Its 10,000 man 1 the throw the Rhodesian govern-- army and its 40,000 man police i Authentic ment by force. more than a match for any I Western Style That the African nations were force the Africans might 1 impatient was understandJ.ble musler. 1 With Reinforced but for Britain to overthrow the Kaunda has suggested be • Smith govenment by Dec. 15 may turn to the United States Steel Shank. was impossibl~. . . for military help, or, as a last The economic sanctions 1m· resort , to the Soviet Union. Black po~e~ on the .Rhodesians by Any kind of military interven· l Bntam, the Un1ted States and tion in Rhodesia carries with it 1 Complete Sizes • others will take many months the danger of a major conflict, to show their effects. a danger even gTeater perhaps Obvious intent of the Addis than already exists in Viet Ab_ab~ action w~~ to fo~~e Nam. The hope is that African Bntam to take m1htar~ actio~ home governments will have now, a course equally 1mposs1· second thoughls and cooler ' ble and more likely to rt:sult in heads than those on display at the fall of Brilish Prime Addis Ababa. Minister Harold Wilson's Labor _ _ _.:::.::::::;:::;;;__ government in London than in the fall of the Smith government m Sahshury. ·- kleedsville Society Notes Hj) · pit . Iii: . IIi' • ... we VILLAGE CUT-RATE tJll · ( shl · '"'ho'1 • Building on Wf ' We make the an• : ed , rm _ vi~ . 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EVELYN BRICKLI<S I per industry depends upon "A GOLD STAR STORE" Rhodesmn railroad and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rine of 104 W. MAIN POMEROY the jomtly owned Kariba Bethesda, 0. spent Thanksgiv· electric dam dCross the Zam· ing here with her sister, Mr. : and )1rs. Blain ~ylor and fa· ; mily. I The Sunday School of the EUB church had a turkey sup- · per at the parsonage recently. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bente! OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 of Hooper Ridge spent Sunday here with his sister, Mr. and E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY Mrs. C. E. Woode. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Geoglein of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Ger'ald Violet spent Thanksgiving with Goegleins' daughter, M. & Mrs. Alva Clark and family. , Mrs. Maxine Chapman spent , Thanksgiving witb her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Duane Beaver and family of New Mata· moras. FRESH Mr. and Mn. John Gramling and family of Akron spent the BEEF weekend here with her mother, Mrs. Maxine Chapmen, Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake aod family of Mansfield spent the Thanksgiving weekend here FRESH with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes and daughter, Mrs. Esther Ridenour and two sons and Emerson ' es of Chester were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fon SKINLESS Halsey. Mrs. Myrtle Frost spent Thanksgiving with her grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MatLack of Parkersburg. Miss Rosemary Marcinko of Columbus spent the Thanksgiv· ing weekend here with her par- I· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcinko and family. Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh spent Ttumksgiving with her daughters at Columbus then they ac· 43 Kinds On Display! companied her home Qn Fri· day and spent the weekend. GOODIES . . . . . Shell Po• Those visiting Mfs. Myrtle Frost over a recent weekend nuts, Mixed Nuts, Candied were her daughters, Mr. and Fruit, Mince Meat, DatH, Mrs. George Thomas of Worth· ington, Mr. and Mrs. John TorCocoanuft, etc. rence of Columbus and their daughlers. Mrs. Ronnie Bell canal Winchester and M r s. Eugene Moore and two d8t~ Ill ghters of Washington, W. Va. Holsum or Adams Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hol'fm1m Jr. and family of Rutland Thank•givlng here will> parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betzing. Mrs. William Watson was ~·· 1 11 en to Veterans Memorlal lfos. VALLEY BELL pltal, Pomeroy, rrldoy ouff<~·lll ing with pneumonia and OR McCOY'S doughier Joyce just returned Gal. home from the hospital at Pari<· I ersburg where she had been taken with pneumoola. I 'I COMPLETE SELECTION OF Society Notes BE A WONDERFUL SANTA ..• GIVE THE USEFUL, TRULY APPRECIATED GIFT! clb WATCHEs Sroclcproof.W aterproof 6.95 Up ~' : Sunbeam Fry Pan-- 21.95 Dominion Toasters-- 11.95 ' ·. Universal . Deep Fryer - 26.95 '• Sunbeam, Universal and Mirro-Matie • Percolators- 9.75 to 25.95 Sunbeam Elec. · .Can Opener- 13.95 Lady Sunbeam Hair Dryer- 18.95 Mirro-Matic Press. Cooker 17.95 .; Electric fHand Mixers- 9.99 ~ Mirro Aluminum · ·• Skillets 4.65 fits Fire Chiefs ot allqfl -q. * Exclusive! New Fire Chief Hat with M!~ropho~te' aqd Speaker ~ ~ •• ooJy at Texaco Dealers •3.98 ~ · "A STAR $TOREN ' * As!< lor your Fret g Pomeroy's Christmas Cash Give-Away With Tdlon flnlsb Ebersbach Hardware..... ~· '···• •. '"'"" UEVBYTHING IN HARDWARE":' ' ·"!- .. . tfli Havo/lne Motor 0/1-{Jr any other lty Texaco product. In a regular tnaustr> test of motor oil, new Havoline lftVId i. has Reserve lubrication-more Io.iii!JC" tlon than six other top premium CANDY oils.! That's lubricllllon you tan truatl TIU&.J YOUR CAR TO TH£ 11AN WHO WEARS THE STAI O'DBL'S nXACO SEE OUR LOVElY CHRISTMAS I !I •. CARSON'S TEXACO . ·' •. '&<; ., r· . : lbltf•nd ... ' ,, ' . MLYN'S;I GROCERY WY4TT & IHLE l!omeroy Mlclclleport llltrlltufltlby City Ice &Fu.l Company, Oa~l~lls,.~h!o. • ~.~;.·..-~····.'..·.·_.........,,....~~------------------.....,, ______~~--~----------~~-~~·~. ~-·~·~··:·c~·~··~·~·~·:-:··~:c:··:·~~--~--~--~·~-.-~·~·~~~--~~......-.-.. , ''"'!:J.•f.'"" '<_...,-<'... l:,·" • ', '. ., )... "' >-·.. • -· 1lc•n• eREVLON e EVENING IN PARIS • MEN'S GIFT SETS leYARDLEY eWILLIAMS l eGILLETTE and uP:"!. e TWEED ; .~1:1 oo .J:~- f eOLD SPICE 'MENNEN ' and u~~ .: eCURRIER & IVES ~ • { - - J.95 up' Jew elite Dresser Sets - ---- Musical 1.00 c Clutch Purses and Handbags - - - - 3.95 Brush &Comb Sets 5 Powder Boxes Jewelry Boxes • • -- 1.00 up 6.95 - - 2. 2.98 Paper Mate 1 Pen and Pencil Sets c MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES I $4.98 ~. * Ask For Your Free Ticket. No Purchase Is Requrred .I, UtJII,. 7 , ., ... • • • Men's Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds - - 3.95 up Always The Perfect Gift! up "A Gold Star Store" c , $1.00 ; e DOROTHY GRAY Jewelite costuME JEWElRY 5 For Wilkesville Gallipolis i COlLECTIOI'I c DEVAULT TEXACO UNDERWOOD'S TEXACO . " Ladies' Justin Genuine leather i SPECIALS .fJ~ molor TEXACO MICROPHONE HATS AVAILABLE AT FOLLOWING DEALERS Ticket In ·~ 21b.box ·,wttb purcbate Make ,.,.... ]I9UI'IR$1er a Plre Cl>ief thb Christmas! He'U 1oo1< like, sound Uke a real chief in this authentic Tex.aco F6re Chief Hatwith transistorized microphone and loudspeaker. Only y...- Texaco Dealer has it- better get YQUfS today! Irs just $3.98 .•• worth much mor•. Get il wben you bo1r ,_ NIT-M.ut• GOLD 2 lbs. Gilts of Beauty!·; ... ... LADIES' GIFT SETS Leather Billfolds I clb Witb leather cast RUSSEL STOVER'S Ladies' Justin Genuine I' 25.75 WHITMAN'S IMEX SIMON'S MARKET II CANDY like our friendly, fine service, Our helpful, courteoulj sales people will do their best to ple...se you. • I I ~,MAIN· ~ TOYS 98cup Tuppers Plains SIMON'S Pick-A-Pair Shoes hears IIIAI5ell • 1111 -~ ~ 1 YOUR GIFT SHOE STORE lrs~builtl Universal Elec. Knife 1 Men's Sizes • - - 14.95 Children's & Teens'- 11.95 Ladies' Sizes - - - 11.95 1.00 VILLAGE BABY GIFTS J9cup * STUFFED 'DURANGO' 0. '• SUAVE Shop Swisher & Lohse's Christmas Wonderland · For ·~ 1 WESTERN BOOTS GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. S9c In Rhodesia Carries With it Danger of a Major Conflict SUOPOfJR LAf{Gf FOR YOU! FOR GIFTING! (ob easier ( Gr Any Military Intervention TillO p.m. Daily- Sunday 10:30 to 12:30 & 5:00 ,Til 9:00 New Shipment Just In Time for CHRISTMAS-M- the farm? . O~n Bibles - - M• • . 2.25 Clocks Make Fine Gifts! Wind and Electric Travel Clocks-Kitchen Clocks �' , I . 83 Year-qld·Man.lv · 1-$ Seniors Tappe F li' . . Nmth ala ty By Honor Society o-l)allf'tuilne1.1'omeroy•11nd.mport, o., Dee. t, 1,1811,: w ·' ' . '• ' r~••••"' vouoy ~~~· d . ADMITTillD: ·Richllrd MCCa,.. Mason; Lawrence Par!OOS, ri Pleasant· Richard Meadows, ·tY • JWn. ~»f' of _Leon, Dies on Wednesday pr, PL\':ASANT Mason . A~e Gr~ PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. County's ninth highway !atallty PT. PLEASANT - Thtrteen DISCHARGED: David Jl'oose, Mau4e M. Long, 85, ol Leon the year oceurrt!d Wedn... Point Ple8!ant High SChool sent Mro Alva Tolliver, Rt. 2 died W<:dneoday at the ' do at 6:25 p.m. on Rt. 2 at iors were lopped for member· ~lar . Philmore Hudnall, homt! of ner nepllew, Clyde uEA111 None& RECEIVIveciED I ~to~. ~-:,• of Slate m!nwood when Bady Holley, ship In the Nationba: Hono~:y ~er;;;:'ant· Susan Crump, Pl. Connolly, Rt. Z Pt. Pleasant. Word 11M lleeo rece o · .,.... ed · nt ' Her unexpected death follow· 81 Glenwood, w.. killed Instant. ciely during assem Y cere the dlllb ol Russell Sblpley, 1~ !·th'i:s his ly' aHer being struck by a truck Wednesday mommg at t he Pleasa · ed a three weeks Illness. . ' '' li9, wbo dlecl at his home repor was to amend. as he was crossing Route 2. h•gh scrool. . . LISTED FAIR She was born April 3, 1880 ~ ·: i-'! ~~~ntx . Arizona, burial wa~ pa~ Council has received Driver of the truck was Leon.. R~lvmg the tappmg me~ , PT PLEASAN1' - Richa~d l in Mason county, the daughter '.,, ,n Phoenix. He was a nepil m co iainls from ard Cashman, 61, Huntington, betshlp were Stephen Lockhar • McCarl) 33 Mason, Is listed ml of the late John Bernard and I ,,. t• f :he laU: Ehza~ntRi~ co~r:!rni: interference on W. Va. Cashman was traveling Warren Knapp,Llnda St~~~: satisfact~ry ' oondiUon at Pleas· Hester Ann D~nlap Co~Uy. '" ''' · ' I~ng t~e r:dl was V. sets !rom Short Wave Ra· south on Rl. 2 when the elder· Catherme Rhodes, Pe~y Bur· ant Valley Hospital, suffering Her busband was the late Cba"' ~ It:o' ~n . r. : :faven. dios. The town bas no . Jy man stepped into the paUl of ett, Charle~ Snodgrass, o~onntc fr()m a gun . shot wound .wh~le )es Vinton Long. She :was a mem ··1:" ' ~e"d~t ~; his wife, bilily in this matter but they his truck. No char&es wlll be delle, Mar~or:!, ~·~on Mollie neetng (rom Waggener DIStrict bet of tbe Eddy Chapel Mel!> ,!( b sur IV. at 5$50 N contacted the F.C.C. and were filed against Cashman, accord- Woomer, 8 ".t ar ' 8 n d constable Forrest Casto early odist Church. r .\11\1. who resPhldealx· nd ~ told that T. v. manufacturers ing to State Ponce Trooper W~lson, Nancy Wdalker Wednesday morning. surviving are two brothers, t . 1. ' tr..t, oen , s In u ting of· R•chard Halstea · .. - - - . Ch 1 B Co Uy Rt 2Leon ;,;,.; hrother, Paul Shipley of were rea~slble for Glen Seymour, ves ga Wanda Wiloon, president, pre· The yol<. a buffaiollke an•· ares . nno ' Pt Plea: a '· ·"'hpoli s. Ohio. ::lsby applying County Coroner Ollver sided during the m•l. is a source of mllk for the I: t niecea t WOMAN'S a.uB ' ~ Companies. The Town Eshenaur ruled deatll duo to candlelight ceremony by ~•betans. n The New Haven Woman s Club e.ve tbse applications at the mul"pte injuries. Halley was twenty·mne ~tudenls w~~e:i met rocently at tile Alex.Qwl· City Bulldln& in approximately taken to Heck'l Funeral Harne already achieved me p ' l<n Memor~al buildmg w1th Mrs. k · . . .V here 1D the ooclety. . .. Rid and Mrs. WU· two wee s. at Milton, W.. a. w ar· Tho candle of leadership wa• ~;:~\u,!l~ hostesses. Mrs. rangemenls w•ll be announced. Ut hy Don Wiggins, Candle of Ja~k Welch, Vice Prelsdent, preScholarship by Susan Darst, "ded at 1he meeting. Devotions MRS. COLLINS DIES candle of Servl<e by Sharon were led by Mrs. Herman Oh· Sturgeon and the Candle of lin er. Mrs. William Russell PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. De· Character by Norah McNeUI. ,~,,mpanied by Leah Ann M•~ !ores Coll1ns, 30, daughter of Followilli a tolk on tbe. symbols !er at the piano. sang a solo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinnaird portrayed on the society em: Mro. Henry Buck, Jr. preof Hogsett, died wty Wedne,. blem by Sarah Dunn, Mlkk• oeoled a program and demonday in a Dayton, Ohio, hospital. Yeater ellanded the candle of otr•tion on "Seed Mosaic." . Her bndy II being roturned to memberlblp lo each of the During the business meetmg ~tho Mobr-Stevens Funeral Home ..wly•tappetl members, who Mr' l)<n G. Edwards was MASON - '!be Bletner Block 1n Point Pleaslllt wharl .,.. then llt their CMdles from the ",c~cp~ as a new member. Bowling team at the rl!llemenls will be IIIIIOUDced. !lame. < The d ub's Arts and Craft s show time is in first place in NEW HAVEN 1---... a.,....._. enil lltl'lieft · ~~~ lltfl'ic» will be bllld 111 will be mlheellaNi .-. SaiUnla 1 .m. In tile Eddy tery. Frlelldllll'l·llelaai'MI\111 I YCbur~ wUh Iiiii J18v. at the Ctow·Huuelllloall. Olape, • WY T&kMJ ... 1'111 • ATI'END DINNER ~vera! flc~r~son !mpressl~e 29? 5 TIFFIN cREDIT s JEWELER 1\idgws~~~:· :~~ :'.!::-r~:=~nd stay· ~Irs. William RusseH. During Uee business meeting me1nben brought puppets to be :-.e11t w a Children's ward· of Gift Suggestions hospit al. 'lbe group a l -=:h l canned goods for a - ~tma s basket. -e attending were Mrs. ,. ch. Mrs. Edna Burris, ;('lson Roush, Mrs. Grant •.. from Baker1 ~lli~~l;h \1 . . :. R. Vance, Mrs. ·. ' •rs. Roland '·" me. LeonaN V8i111101er, Mr. and prise EUB church waa held Tappan, New York : Dale Mll· 19 pr. Mens Shoes - -- - $5 a Get Your Tree Barly and Avoid The JII'O(rlm eonslstecl of Mra. Ar1bur SklDMf, Mr. and Tuooday eveuiug al lhe borne . ler, lJ. S. Navy, Bainbridge, Being Disappointed. They lao! for ocrlpture reading hy R e Y. Mrs. Don White, Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Bellm B!azowicz, Lao- i Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mil15 pr. Mens Shoes - - - - -- $3 Years. Hicks, two readinp hy Mrs. Babr, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 10)1 St. ' ler, Wooster; Mr. and Ml'l!. W!J. r - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , l o o n While !!lltitled, "The Trlpldl llld Doualaa lliekl. >Irs. Menzel Smith pr...nled liam M'iller, Orrville: Mr. and Speciel - Live Merry Christmas Decorated of the Slar," and "We All tile program topie, "Give God · Mrs, John Ward and Mr. and Mens Odds 'n Ends - - · - - - - - $2 TURTLES _ 39• each Chrislmao," a poem, &Jory through worobip." The pur- Mr., , William Wardl,, : : · ~:~. Slar of the Eaot,• by Bond BootJtor• Act po,. of the study wao to help Mr. and M.,, Carl v l_::::::=.:========:..~!·~~~~rous 19 pr. Womens Alit. HHis, Stacks, FillS $5 Arthur Skinner, with , one to he '" a more worobipful Waldo; Mrs. Donald ~·o•. ground music by Mrs, To Revuo By-laws altitude at thl~ bmo of year. land Mrs. JamOI Sablett, ManSo 10 pr. Womens A11t. Heels, Stecks, Flits $3 Erwin, Uembers then The Pomeroy Baud Booslers field. One oon, Ronald Miller, 1~~· 'Take Time the sanctuary, each holdln( Aasoclalion acted to revise !IB Mrs ~ Y~ opened the meeting. I with the lJ. S. Navy ofl t b "I lighted eendle, as they sang, by-lawa Tueaday evenln& in tile with IDith led 1 ~ prn~er penod 1 coaot of China. was unable 1 15 pr. Womens Ant. HHis, St1du, Flets $2 "A GOLD "Silent Night." band room 11 Senior Hi•b !ollow~esponsehy!h Yb • lll'?UP, ! retura .for lhlservi.... · STAR Mrs Cash Babr conducted • e ymn, Oh $TORE" musl~ aeka e arne with School. Come All Ye FaithfUl," and ' • Partl<lpol!n' In ~':llll~·~~p~-~g~g;~::=jl M ~·--n ...-n f scripture readiua ol Isaiah g. 1 Bf'n f rankl•n Ptrrty • oeser ""'"""and •......., pretl· 6 and 7• bf Mrs. Phili'P Smith.• ! «Tiven r· by tiiAIJ Rwuo ..u.' doni," ·presided Jllrs. Donald Pomero7'1 e800. _ . ·• On the ndworstup .<~oter wa• a • Mr· and •Mr• ant! .,_ ~ 0 Chriltmll Cotb WlYI •hu ~ cr . wu;,. r~. • McumrDZit, 4 pr. Boys & Youths~ . --- -- - $5 chairilliD, IQill)l1llCed &here 011 ~ a nati.Vlty scene, as . Rall entertained Tuesday ~en. Give-Away. Ask would be no recurd hop in De. ~~laude and M!u 1ing wl111 their annual turk<y for your free 1 pr. Boys & Youths Loafers & Ties _ $4 I c.mber Named 81 committee lOVt borl alternately ; dinner and party at their home ticket l1o revi~ tho by·!aws were ~~~eol%~ L·20, teiJin& of ' lor employees of tbe lllm Frank-I 10 pr. Boys & Yo11ths Loafers & Ties _ $3 h esus. lin Store in Middleport """'""' I Mrs. Harold ~-•~~ ..-c ' Mrs. An article, "Thou Will Light • in the dinner ames w;... ~gene Triplett, Mrs. Elza My Candle '' was read b Mrs I g · g 22 pr. Boys & Youths lo1fers & Ties _ $2 Gilmore Jr. and Donald Miller S 'lb ..; loo Y · ' ed and 1 gtft exrhaoge was band director. I m• ' w • edU~t program 1 ' . Present were Mrs. Dorothy pra~er. Durmg the bus1· Nictwlson, M.rs, Lillian McGhee, It wu voted kt pu:rchue a 1 m. sessJOD with Mn. Smith, 1Mrs. Harry C'h~~her, M•·~. pair of new cymbals. Named lpres.ident, reported vn lhe ! ell Mill!, Mrs. John V~:';;; 01 refreshment committee for · WSWS, Pamphlets •nd work • Mrs. Richard Karr.MTM . " January wtre Mra. M•c Sa~·l ~ets were distributed to the i Riley, Mrs. Don Erwin, Mnl. l yer lira Ray Glaze Mrs Dav· Pcera for the CODIIIli year, i Lynn Stump, Miss Connie Cooke id Goocl~ Mn Bing elo rayor by Mrs. John Smith : and tho bfiSis, Mr. and Mr•. 1 IDd :ura. ft.~~ert' B·"~·. Bed lhe meeting and gills ' Rail. 1 old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven in 15 minutes! Bert; IKK David Roosh, Mrs. Wll· se ll. Mrs. Cl-~- •-~I rwv Tol IWOMEN$ WARM BOOTS .... $3.991 l s!Wit.d 1 AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE :th "FREE" Bill Wellmon BAKE n' BREAK 150 Shop Our Toytown ASK FOR OUR 16-PAGE CATALOG FEATURING TOYS AND GIFT IDEAS GALORE! WHAT'S BEST FORf!hrJJ"''i«oJ • Jv"tf.. l Store Hours: TURKEYS POMEROY, OHIO o,on All Doy Willi Oor• Mlfl Prld•y- and llturd•y Nithfl THE SHOE BOX CERTIFIED Oil Station W. Main St. 01 ... .J. fir ' ..-, ·- ., MIDDLEPORT, 0 . whtch under • decorated tree --·- -·· -- I lashio d ~-Cbristrnas theme were served ne uuu• holly branches. were 1erved to 11 member• 1 atatloDI and pt JOIII' fnt ticket. Winners list wW be posted Dee. 21st. ·; 14 BUCKLE ARCDCS .. .. .. .. .. $3.991 Verno." -:u Rafrtebmouts corrymg out tile Stop ill ot any of 111r IBENlFRANKLINe Dur,lex Rtfrlgtroltro Co or T.V. Portable T.V. AM.fM Rodlot Karr, Eplsco-1 6 Ft. Pom Pom ADMIRAL A s. Orpha I .-for ~"h . WSWS Ho/d Sea / p rty . I .,.....""' .. !Matolpcao. ly MlldlloNI .UAeltllaa ... ~ lailllllto wll - ...., Ipmllllnlt 11111· ,..~-~:;~:?;~ HOLIDAY ~S~I!~~~~oeeldenll==~la:_~t~h~t~~~ .,me of the leso mas carols. Mrs.familiar Roland at th.e piano accompanied group singing and a solo W !_S suna by b 'IJ 'Cl Meet' Ul ers ass mg fAusflfary Holm Chrislmm1 Part)' t Pt. PltiiHnl, W. Vt. , The Rlbecca Circle ol The! ed an night in Da~ton. Lutheran Church Women met ' 'I'hr Maoon Bowling Center L• Willlti!IIOn or. Wednesday at 1 p.m. aloo partleipated in Sunday's • covered dish luncheon at bowling at Varsll)l Lanes. holllO of Mrs. Carroll Adams, On thil team were Willis Dudding, Cricket Searles, Jr. Following the meal Mn. lloyd Wright, Sonny Haggerty vid Roush presented the and Bob Gilmour. gram ' 1Carols for --Christm>s." This dealt ICCIIUDI for the laraeol 1 ome CHRISTMAS TREES ' " " d!J(:ussed. Bowling Tournament in which Tt 10,., attending were Mrs. 'tbe team parllcipared on SunLirrv King, Mrs. Herman Oh· day at the Varsity Laoea In linger, Mrs. .Jack Welch, Mrs. Daylon. Tbere ttre 1191eama lo Jess Abe~ Mrs. Edwin Stein, bowl until Decomber 19th. Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Jack On the team wm MllFlt!shor, Mrs. Tom Hoffman ler, Don Rouah, John Mrs Phil Baley, Mrs. Mark Joe Bradley and Russ Capeborl. ward, Mrs. Billy Ray Ward, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Joe 416 Main St. Miss Leah Ann Miller, Mrs. Bradley, and Mn. Don Roush •OPEN H res~ Olarles Wayland, Mr. and I Service is Held f J D M I/ or • • i er i •illl pr ..ideol Mrs. Tho Auxlliary of white Rose . Woodard, •eoreliry; Join. Mrt. Carl Owen and 1 b o i r .A Chnst~s program lho pack11e II lbe tnllll<! •"'P11\meral ael'fices for James · LodCe of Middleport held its 1 id Enllrologll', trniUI'tl'; ~ gueats, Mr. and Mr<. Charlos dmner h1ghhghted the Docem· peel. Mn. Keimetb M<EUiilllly day, De<. Ulll "' .. Groet Doyle Miller, who passed away IChr!sbllao party Wedneoday al- llfrmiD BaiiiJy OIIW 1J11N; Price and daughter Kay, Mr. ber m..tlng of the read a poem, "For You" mth Eplieopol Cburc.lt l'ar!Jb Thanksgiving Day in Columbus, ternoon allhe Lesion hall. Mrs. Mrs. Pat Gau.gi...., iailer auanl and Mro. Arthur Hoyt and L. el'l Claoa of the lho~plorm!ogaCirCle,IIJIIo lllelr ....al Cbrll~ were held Saturday, Nov. 27 at William Robson, president, con- Mrs, Walterllayet,plllllBI; Mtl i'A~.If.l 10 R. Wlley and Howard Byers, Cburch of ChriSt Tuesday mg . We You A Merry BI'Jid, the illlwling..c.ats . Funeral ! duct.<! the bu.•ines• meeting. Carl Mattox, pool prell4eal '"" 0 71 who funllshe4 m1111o 4ur1Dc the lllllg at tbe cburcb. :Membon of Chrillmas. II will lie a . . - 411aor, bomt m Middleport with the I A gJ!I e<Cilange was held dur· Mrs. Pmy Mitch. Atlel)d. evening. the Phllalheo Clall Commltteeo Included, docora~ _. foiWIItl U, lbllre will be Rev. Donald Hiclol of the iDg the afte!'lloon aDd members Jnc ill Jddillon to tbe aboYe ", and aerved the dinner. • 0011111 IIIia prosentaiiGoi 01 Church of Clll'lst officiating. ' went to lho Martin Restauraat named were Mrs. H. E. Buth, _" · i , Jog, Mn. Donald lli<u, Mrs. 111e ~~- 1.__ pi ,_ P f •• " N 1Mrs. Wllllam Morris, Mrs. or· · .. The dinlog room 11114 taDlell Lionel Bogp, Mrs. Glell Jlens. - - ,_., Ul allbearers were Kenneth or a ~sert course. 1 were deoraleci!D keepln& wllb Jer and Mrs. Wallace Bradford, lnldlldlou and remari!J. IEihinny, Franklin Triplett. Ri· Ollleers recentiy elected Jn. lm1111 Wayland, Mrs. Mlbur Leo " 1''' BIG SELECI'ION Of ARTIFICIAL the holldoy aeuon witll m1 proaram, Mrs. Don White Bll_,_ ore being re- chard Rawllnp, Chester cltide Mrs. Robson, re~<ICied wiB, Mrs. Otho Walll. . dell Gerlach "'VI•• the and Mrs. CBib Bahr. eetved liS' mall al the John Lisle and Don Lisle. .. ~ pol a.rdi Panonaae. r.... Ia! was made in Riverview ble•sing. Donver RJee '-'• al ll:ilt a, ·; etery• Middleport. THAT LOOK REAL-ALL WITH STANDS ter of ceremonies for waa the Attending were Mr. and Mn. llvlll•• Mil ..,... I 11'0<m "'"-'•• tbe dinner Mr. and Mra. GrueliOf, a. ... be eomplole ll about Here for tho services "ere 1 6 Ft. Pllltlc T14.99 I~' ~;;;;p;;_.led to the Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yaauger, 1:18 tr I p.aa. ! bis wife, Mrs, Gertrude Miller, 7 Pt. Vlrtyl T,.. . 7." Donald Hicks and Thomas and Mrl. Deaver Rice, Mr. • l llllliiiK) a LE a-..• Mr. and Mrs. Jame1 D. Miller, 4 Ft. Scotch Pine y,.. _ 6." en, teiCber o1 the class. Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mr. Mr. and Mri. Lewlll Smith and 7 Pt. Scotch Pint Tree_ 14." of the usual lilt achange and Mra. Gerlach, Mr. 1 d d S !amily, Mrs. Iva Ward, Mr. and bers gave money 1o the K<mDeth McElhinny, Rev. Mrs. Haberl Jay, Mr. and ALSO ALUMINUM TREES fund bJ be used to HlcU, LoralaM Kefl, SOnG Q Cecil Hoffmau, oil of Colwl!lo blrlhdoy J]!ts lor Mary llarl1n, Idl MarliD, llr. The llllllla1 Cbrlstmaa meet- bus; Mr. and Mrs. Rouald 4 Ft....... Pom - - - - 4.44 24 pr. Mens Shoes & Chuckk.. Reducecl $7 lbe COUDI7 bo and Mrs. Erwiu, Mr. and Mrs. In& .. tho WSWS ol the Enter• Jer, with the U. 8. Army ~~a~ ~~no~~al . \! -...l Christmas Program, Dinner Feature 0 " Dec. '· 1 ny, Mr. and Mrs. &mer For· ' Dlllllberl ll'om M • d!e . td !101'1 .were 1D GaU!polla Sal· urday evening to attend a Cltriltmal turby tllnalr IPOt>o IOfed by the Knight of Pythlu ~e ol Galllpo!ia. They were Mr. and Mn. Horace McEthln· ;i ~ers: fill ! 117 Mro. Rlclw'd Ne!zling, Mrs. were •zcluiogod. Refreshments , three ehildreo. JIDIOI Ti!ul, and Mra. E1za GtliDort Jr., with Mrt, WaJter GriiOIIf ml Jolra. lldword Wells cmtributJn&, ' PLAJII CONCLAVE I A special conclave of Ohio , V•lloy Commandery No. 24 1K. T. wlll b• held ~'rltlay, [)e. . ftlllber 10, at 7 p m. at t!Je Pomeroy Masonic Temple. for OOD!orring the Order ol Templl. Albert r; , Woo1iard II il t!Dinent commander. . ,.! :n Goessler's ., Steooo Solo --F:;R:;I;::;G:;I:;:D:;A:;I:;:R:;:i-- Herman ' and Mrs. Carol Ada1ms,I Frost Proof Rtlrigtraton Electric Ranges c .tTH ANNOUNCEMENT Autolftlllc W11htro , _: pam and Mrs. Robect R. Dishwashers lUton stationed in England are Dryers ULOVA the g!f.t·quality water 1 ,mnouncing the birth of a son '' Fr-rs on December 1, 1965 in England . The baby weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces and hos """" named Robert Ralph Hilton, Jr. !'be molber is the former Bar· ' :)"1 AOOVII cl..nora Hair Dryers-Can Openers-Irons Floor Poliahora Eleetrlc Knife bara ,Jeaft Dodd of New Haven. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodd of New Hni<L 'l'he paternal graiO!par<mts are Mr. and Mn. Ralph Joseph Hillon of Sheri· dm, Ky . · 1 TOWN COUNCIL Tbt New IIAven Town Cou~~o cil met on 'lbursday evening in regular session with Mayor . George Thayer presiding. Otl1· ers mahendance were Hilda Ridgway, recorder, Charles Roush, 0 . J . Howard, Jr., Carl '1'1mnant, .PIIII Rickard and D. *Shopping Is A Plec1sure In Pomeroy Stores* ' -\ ·~ FLEXSTEEL IOIIUftder lftlllistltiOI LllDIIUI LADY ,,. 21 J e~ll, Ull• llrnhblt ~na l nspr i n ~t. adjulflbll ll,llltlon irnt le1. In unow or wllltt. 141.H Upholstortd 'urnlture lifetime Guarantee on Springs SOFAS-CHAIRS ProvinCiliwn Mlple" JIT CliPPll . .. 11 Jewell, ulfo wlndlnl, watupraof•. thac~­ ftllslent. SIU' Optn Stock LIVING ROOM SYROCO IJ jlwllS. 5 UUI TAPE RECORDERS earichecl e Dinett Stla eMirro" 1 1 i eleekcaott e Desks • Fireplace Fixtures e Cooltr Chtol IN BAKER I' fumlture Middleport, '' " "' . ·' ' o. ta•ua ......1. .... UNtriED EDtriON-8UY YOURS IIOW R1%11 OIL COMPANY l!omo owned and ()potltod You'D LtA Our SetVIct " As l1ttle as t1 This is it I Home baked bread, with a golden-brown crust a nd a wonderful aroma as you serve it. hot.ancl. fresh from your oven! And so simple and. -r. to prepare. It's no! frozen- no thawing or refrigeration needed Simply pop into a preheated 400" oven lor 15 minutes. Out it com~s hot and steaiiling, lull-bodied and enriched, in wonderful pull-apart llllVOI'J' sl1cea. . a week peys tor a IULOVA Comt ill and ••• our complete seleclio» ot 8ul011a watcher. $24.1~ to $2500. · All Pll'tlcip•tlna Mtrchenta Ate Now Glvlna FREE nCKETS. All You Do Is Rtglster •SECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM $50 - $2$ - 5 • $5 PRIZES •THIRD DIIAWING 416 Main St. ' Lit Wlllll- I•IIWOIJCt. .,.,.., , _ Ioiii lllorOII~ I ,, 1 'E'NV Bill Wtllman c....... c.. .._._c:.m,.., ~ KoHl• 1om.. "'""' I • .... .,!1..1• '. .J ....... .~-·-·< T - 6Counlry ... .: ~ F~Piotlol ""'·"' ........ ..... .~ ..- - ' .,. len Pro,..., II. . Now Vot1c Clollllftt HouA L6 'ZIMp lwl-. MHre'l .... Pemtrey Motor Cllll,.ny P-PioworiMp _ . ,....... lllo' . -• . . , .... "" ......,.,. ,._.. .......... ,.. .,...,........, .-..11oft ...-.............. ................... ............... .., Lohoo.,..,.. llloorltlolo a..,.,..~, ...... Mo..... ~ w.................. PomoroyNitlonil..,. lllffllro..,. ~ Kerr A; Yen ZIMt - lol.. lornltl Mom& Wthon'• Leun4ermlt Kroger'o Mello 1,..,_1 Co. G6.1Au11PnCt. Gin •• : \l L.odi10' II"""-'.. llint• " 6.01 .. Uclitt' Purl llintS 9.00 .., Lodleo' & Mtn'o llack Onyt< _ _ 12.95 .., ltlen'o eWtiliiiOCiaV & Thuroclay 10 111- and 2:30 to 4:JO e Frlllav and Selurday 10 tllnoo-1 It 3 p.m. and 6to 9 p.m. M-nic lints _ 2J.OO "' Onloda Stalnltlo Se.el w.... 55 ~~~- - - 19.95 Porker , _ 5.00 . _, S,.wtf Twlot4Pies 491 ...... Watch Banifa _ u, Lodl•' Ceatume Ohio Voller PlurMh'l 6 Hooll"' Dtwnl....,_ Aollloftll 011 • llflnlno Co. Aroolll l'lum....., 6 Hootln1 Jewelry _ 1.00 t. 1J.GO U'ITIIH ITIILIHO a..... GOESSLER ,......, '"""' ...., lwlntF--' ...... ' q,. SEE SANTA IN POMEROY Dovto.WUNr IIIIUr- ' .. , ;i FOI AW ........ ~o& Duolo6 . . . LIIIIIIIrr ..........,L......,. , . ...l.:. SUGGEmONS All Drawl"'" Hel4 In ,_.,, SPONIOIII1 A, D. Weool & sono I ,, . I ' ,,i·, I No purchase is required. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. Htre Are Your "Gold Stir'' Pomeroy Stores: Pt. fleaflnl, W. Va. · •OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE • PINAl DRAWING DEC. 23- I :00 PM $20G-$100 2 ·$50 PriM~ end 4 • $25 PRIZES At ''Gold Stu Stores" ••••• .., Jewtlry ..... TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS I ' 3.95up 800 in Cash Prizes DEC. 17 -J;op PM $10 - $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES ,.. llllrel Coli_,_.. Album #5 &lEAl MI6S Of CBIISTIIAS A13.98 ..-''·' f :t:' , II Princt Gardnor for him ... l'rlnlhrdntr ''" htr ~, . . . . . . . . £ , _ . . ................ ftlill ............................. DINETTE 5En stari replacing old lights with n~w lights on the following corners: Fourlll alld Rollins, Fourth 1 and ILewts 80id Fourth and They will instal! one of the 1ights near the dead end of Seventh Street. { T1!o,y .... to purchase $25 wri rJ. ll!il!tmas lights to • 1" . ~ lf:QAnl 2J 1111-w~ · II'IJ, w•Urprool' . V.M. I t'•ilnil Milafer tn a{ tour of the town inspecting the ~!reel light conditions ond ga ve a report. They voied to CASH '". 4 Christmlf trte Wall Plaques & Clocka '!'he Council members had tak· "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS .. .. GIVE-AWAY BEDROOM DINING ROOM \\' _ Embleton eouncilmen. .I : "" lest O'i!h I ~Ill on Chrlttmll morftlnt '1 ....... . . • 1nd you mey win C11h In the MISS UUIICI . . . 17 Jewelt, lhOtll rul1llnt, 1111tcl!in1 t~P•nsion brtt l· Itt. 1111111ow or whlll.. U1.11 - !I ' ;, JIWI\.IY stod !_\. pOJISOY ·'•";' .. ':,);; :ll ___......... .• . , /lo fiOlcl Sill' Stolt" lxeluol.. T.u.trie. I'Oit MIN 3-PIICI SIT ~ ......, Dtdtrtlll antllfler ShiV.- IG.IIO 2-I'IICI liT ,...,. ... ~··· .... \·" �. . .. .... · ~ ... . .. ... . ;p .. . .. ... , ' ~ . . .. .. "' . . ... . . .. . .. , -~ · · · ·-- .. ..... ···- ·· • ",, , • • ,.,, ~ ' '" ' I o o i O' ' " ... ~ , ... ,.. ............... ... , , _ ., ... , ...... .. ,0 ... ¥' - ~ '* " ··· ··•· >" r ' l .. - Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board t-1: -. Keith Goble Ford Has ••• pEA' Wo the 1 - Business Servicet t-Daily Sentinel, -Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0.,- Dec. --9, 1965 -For Rent LI<WINGfiadlng Pol~ Mltldlo CUSTOM BUTCHERING .,. lr !-'! ,-~c-port. SOfa bed, lUke . new) WANT AD HOUSE. 4 roomsarut bath, un· $55. 5-pc chrome dinette, like cutting. Will buy mdes every al~o • l I 1' I ' furnished. Beautiful OhiO new, $35. 4--pc. bedroom suite~ Monday. Phil Meier, 1 INFORMA liON WY 2-3510. 9 18 Uc lJ&"'''I-'r>ja;:, view. Brown's Marine, Miners- complet, $65. Small .:.l• I 01 t' Ill ll•~ IU>f""' I'\I.I'Uc•IIM I ·.~ lllnnttn De••ut"• IMII'I A.¥ ville, WV 2-3324. 12 9 3tc ator, $.15. Metal. h bl t Everyday Specioll K :• I,,1 14oM•J HoUsETRAlLER, 2 bedroom, !nice). $29.50. Jtc en ca ne at <..A•"' I!J I All'-='""" ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FORD, CHEVROLET, Jk 4:tiRKD:-rtloN~ Brown's 'frailer Park. WY 2- glass doors, $20. Vesta Marie's Style Poat fi."HI ~ e(',,..ptf'fl n,.tt• ,.,(10 .._ M .\nn, MERCURY, pONTIAC, RAMBLER, PLYMOUTH . $45. Gas heeter, Hal 11 $l 25 fM {)oo_-, oof l'"l>toll,..l:l.,., 1,,l. 8 &tc range 3324 . ' ''I' tU!:tJUI Jo nuN It Ch corne-r rc::u · - • · • • ·'·' rn. .>n""~"~' ........... ,,.. r1dl' 1 erry Shampoo & Sett $~1.50 OR OLDSMOBILE? ;tl!d t"' .,., •dJo t\Pme<" 4 ROOM HOUSE 2nd St. , Sy· ser chest, $10. Sewing mach· I, oil lli '"': racuse , wilh hot and cold me. 115. Wringer washer, 30 doy color rinse, 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2395 ''"" '"" '" water. Moore's gas heater 120. other has range and Shompoo & set $3.50 283 cu. in. V8 engine, Powerglide, radio, heater, rna" nan ,_..,...,, Permanents $7.50 up Tho b\g garden lot. ~VY 2-33 -2 .1 • reFrigerator. dinettes, Wft SeU and Service whitewall tires, beautiful Beige over Siera Tan color, ul·u. 11 24 tfc and double beds, met nr w U'l' ,.., &e..,.._ Wigs and Wiglets spotless clean interior. A thrifty car at a real price. len~ • eent· pft1 .,..n:~ o"" ·~- B~RICK ·.--· DUPLEX 3 bedrooms $2ll each. Cool Heaters, $20 Minimum ,: b..... Sl eentt Mare's Style Post Rild' 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Dr. _ $1795 ::. 1:f1Tl'~ per wnrd fflt nar. .,.... living room, dininR rouiJ\, kit-~ - to- $65. __ _ ____ _ll 9 3tc RL 124 I YOU NAME Ill WE GOT ITI •frt•"~'" .... ~...,..,~ Ph. WV 2-5271 limn vr•t:use. h~ 0 Medium Turk finish with spotless clean Aqua inter· 5 , ~·· ~"' 111... ''l"' .., tto~~.to .wo •"" chen, basement and garage LENNOX air (low fuel oil J~ck ~~R~··~t~nJ~J:"'...,i Ulli'l' --'"'ot'r.::- rorred air gas furnact'. ilut~ 1 nart> with duct work s, OO,OOOI·-----------''II ior. V8 engine. Powerglide trans., radio, heater, and ~idtd _ $1.211 ...., Ill• ...,., mta ternut Ave . Call V.i"Y 2-5127. 1 BTU's. Ex~Jlent condition. , 1_._....,....,..._......-..... like new whitewall tires. v;ere Wo~rn l'acb onl' ·.bJ <JdltloDal H.nl•KS "'"ro ~~ U 13 tfc ' Phone New Haven, 882-2266. iinp'l EXPERIENCED 1964 Chevelle 300 Deluxe 4 Dr. _ $1695 II=~ o\ If "" ~:ill P M u ..UJ --- - ~-~-• I actl'l satu.r•"'' ll ..jl• " ·• . , t'-«~ - · , SLEEPING ROOI\IS, tGl N. 5th I 155 h.p., 230 cu. in. 6 'cyl engine, std. trans., interior rr~ ~. ~.~:'" • Avenue. MiddlP.porl, 0 h i o. 1- --- -- - .--- ---- --Wo must onako room for tho new Ford trod.!ns !er a showroom clean, beautiful maroon finish, tires show 1116tfc · WHEAT,STRAWforsale.Hcrb l Mr little wear, deluxe equipped including radlo, beater, .., •"", '-r· _ _-~- __ _ __ --, Williums, Shade, Oh10. a nice one. PHONE WY 2-2156 MODERN unfurmshed 3 rooms ' 12-7-tftp ' ttral and bath. Furnish ulilihes.] SPECIAL FOR THE WEEKI 1963 Buick Le Sabre 4 Dr. Sedan _ $1795 Du - - ~· -~- Coals Building. II 16 tie l EARLY. AMERICAN STimE:O II From the largest truck or Deluxe trim. tinted glass, automatic trans., VB 611Mrs. 111 Memory SROOMr~f[:ished apar!men1 j 1965 MODEL. This set is radio bulldozer radiator to the FORD GALAXIE gine, Turq. finish with matching interior, new tlres, ICCC l'J \lE\10HY of \\'illwm Rich· WY 2.2288. 11 4 Uc l equipped. Has 4 speed auto- : amal1est heater core. owned by elderly gentleman and is like new throughTte CONVERnBLE -d \\' 11Ift'. ;o.lw c~lt'rl2 yt>ars . -- 1- - H . It malic changer. This set three BLAEnNAR'S out Only 28,000 miles. wa5 1 1 31 . ., ,, td<~\ no.•v•·mlwr !l. HOUSE on Lmco n . . clg s months old. Lovely finish. ! 350 engine, standard trans., radio and beater. Pomeroy 1 Th WY l-2143 <J.r, 1 . . - ·. - ' lr hnrt~ nr>\l:~o· deL'{)ratcd. t0.,1lle and I This set still in warranty. 1962 Chevrolet Impala $1695 Beautiful red finish. I..Mr: \\~· t lll~~ 1.•n 1 ' 1 out ·call WY 2-5127. I\. ul St. Wagon, 327 cu. in. VS engine, automatic trans .• "n· SliP' . I . 10 29 tfc I $~ per month or pay the , ';~~(ii!iJESElc"'P~;bi,~;\ 1 power steering and brakes and power rear windoW 1 linge A' w gm·-; b\". W4' ums ~'\Ill I maming balance due $104.23.1 Jess 1111 Minersvil 1e ","nn• FOR RE~T: 3 room . house, , Try Jt in your home. Call 1- and lief' ting, luggage rack. radio and heater, new whitewall tires. lin. l YOU Black finish, red interior. y :,nr h•l.·l nt~ ~m \(•. \Our grnt1r bc1th ar.d garage North J<uo;;L WY 2-6~55. 12-7-6tc, Ohio. End your sewer At Pies ALWAYS J:,,.,. St., Middleport. PhonP WY 2- ZIG ZAG OMATIC les. We have all slzcs sewer 1\lrs. 1963 Mercury Met~or Custom $1695 \u ull•' e: lll f1\l )Ullr n ran t :!COO. I? 1 tic , WELL known make sewing rna- machines. Reasonable rate! . Wart St. Wagon. Very low mileage by local original owner, 1' 1:!('t'. U~FURN\Sl~ ED 5 rooms anrl l chine. Makes bultonholcs, CaU WY 2--2974, day or night )hss white finish , red vinyl interior, new whitewall tires, H ' \\!.• ". \kl"l l•:t ~~ 9 Up ])a!h, downstairs <IP~Irtment . l sews on buttons, monograms, 1 9 15 tfc Ridg VB engine. automatic trans., power steering and brak\ N1c~ loc<~lion m Midd le porL 1 patd1es. etc all without at- , es. Radio, heater. chrome luggage ..-ack. Card ThAnks I Call WY 2-54,. 12·1 tfc wchments. Full balance due Th _ _ _ $1695 Luth 1963 F--85 Oldsmobile 'II IE \t: ' '"N w" l"' TWO TR 1IILE R SPACES for only 148 ·29 or payments . BAIRD BROTHERS on I 2 Dr. Cutlass--VB engine, automatic trans. with floor home · AUT ,, t'\\e~d t!IPi r ht•artHt rent in lhe Village nl Midd1e-' $5- per ~onth. Free~ console, huckP.t seats, vinyl interior, radio, heater, 1 • co· , port . ''all 11''1 9.-". 3'6 or \\'v ' dt!mo. Call WY 2-6;~55. 111' Locust & Sycamore Sts. 12 7 6 \!':t nk•· \1 -1 I:' ~Tf\'01111:' fill' .._. l -.1 -t I good whitewall tires, white finish. Only 20,000 miles hom mpatli y slwv.n them at the 2-2136 or WY 2-360(1. · " " tc Jr. by local owner. t, : tl•, 1\l t'l• "l'..lll"ilt\H•r :tnd un11 30 tfc ! TAPft: RECORDER Fo 1 1 ~ \I I p·'s ·- - · · ELECTKIC portable dual tr"a~',;· 'llr~;;:-;;:;;:;:;-;;;;~;;,-1 $995 stery pals will 1>1 revaelod wll!l (' IP. ~ nwr . L' s t!ll, w 10 u . ~- 4 n0oM hou<>r. All newly p<lint Fi 1960 Olds 98 HT Sedan vid •·J :i\\ ';1\ \kl"\'mht·r 5. 0 u r ed inside_ Phone WI 9-Z:?Jil or " inch reE'IS, 2 speed. USED PARTS FOR ALL gUts. Automatic trans., power steering and brakes, power gran I th:mks to the \.angs- , c!•J!l<lrl. Alhert Iii! I, KilrinP tune. Like new. Just $62.35 MAKES & MODELS DEc. II seat, maroon finish with matching interior, good Chri \ ,II•· !" 11 -ch. l'n11rt 1lolhC en1 _ c nr $~ per month . C<~ll WY 2· _ The Letart FaliJ PTA II 12 7 61 whitewall tires, radio and heater. 12 Miles Nortl-1 of PonMroY 111 90ID• sponsoring a Jitney SUppor and 1,~> PL". :md ft li'ntls \\lW o;;t>nt 6555. 12-7-Gt.c On State Route 7 mas 1 · .. A. Victor tereo rt mphon1960 Mercury Parklane HT 4 Door _ $695 a Bazaar on Dee. 11 at lbe Ell, , , , _, · ' ' " ' I) IJ\ thil nks w · F0l R ROOM rurm!'ht'fl ;;pnrt· R C s 0 I .,, PHONE 985-2297 at tt 3658 Locally owned. vinyl interior. jet black finish, good · 1l IS~ , iC htgh F'1dehty record play't~e f',·\artin ~·une ral !lome. the _ mt~nL \\'~· DEC. t mentary Grade School bulld!DI. singi white tires. automatic trans. Power &teering and brakIH'\ H,_,1bf'tl t:nmrn .md , , , ... '· tur -e:er Duul amphfi'!r, extra The Philathea Class of the Serving begins at 1:30 p.m. ~Irs. es, radio and heater. Special. · tll1ldrf'rl (;(,ttr fttl lht> loH•Iy e0 anc1 ~.mtumi!'lt'leci :JoaM er. In good condition . ])\_, Comptet.e Serv1ce Middleport Church of Christ Dec. 13 1; • .n 111 \~1• \\ !' ,!\ ~0 ext r nd ' mPnts WV J.~1A 12 R tff Call Y..Y 2-2623. D A Canawill meet Thursday evening al The Riverview PTA 11111 Crill Bradtord men 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $695 ~·ur tl1. mks In thf' pnllho,1rrr~. ------day residence ' 1 Uoe church at 7:30 ror the anmeet Dec. 13 at 7:30 wlill a Write. Prone or Contael Ill' ~ 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans ., power steering, good r Forrt sl AI Nelson. 4 ROOM furm!>hed apartment · , nual Christmas meeting. The usdramatic group from Oblo UDi· 11 A. L. ~RAUFIIRD :, h · 11111 r · rm renl Phonr WY 2-2776. Af· 11 tires, clean interior. Radio and heater. ual one dollar gilt exchange wUI versity presenting a play, "!lnyo Raein~. Oblo 1:url L'hapm"n <.~nd ft;!\•monrt \t, l t.-:· . Tlw Nels•m j-";-Jmllv . , ter 5 p m. RGwlr.y and Reed be held. al Large." Flag ceremony wtll i 1 If< LEWIS 1 12 9· ltp :, Hardware . The Phllathea Chlss of the ' be by the Cub Scouts. ChristSHOP OUR LOT OFTEN 11 1 tic \L: CONUITIONlNG RefnRer· Middleport Church of Christ will mas songs by the students. -------1 NEW CAR TRADE INS ARE 1tion service. Ja('k•s Refri~ TRADING POST rKAtL~:" tJYI'S ~ rree '"" meet Thursday evening at the The public Is welcome. eration, New Haven. Pllone · ARRIVING DAilY age and water Bruwrr til ('rail church. The Portland PTA will- . - - --USED FURNITUREru :1-35:!7 4 6 ur er Park 1Sl :1te A.pproved l The Eleanor Circle of Heath Monday at 7:30 p.m. OftlTHE CREAM OF THE CROP j)F: l ({'lfllrS ll •llnt•mallf' Piu-1. Minersvil le. Ohm, t"noof W' Third & Mill St, Middlepor1 Methodisl Church will meet and chairmen of ..........., ;,ue. "l~1r , ilnd Sl.OO si zes. Oe· 1 :1-J:l'M Overseas Employment AWAITS YOU 1 lb evening, Dec. 9 a are urged to attend. Buy e Sell e Trade ltrxr P.:r .:. l. Sl ."11l .Jm·\.;"s \).1i- ! An trades truck driver to 7:30 p.m. at the MeUondist par· The Daughoors of Rallo class ry B<Jr. Middleport. 12 8 tfc [- - - - - - - - - - Coal Hea..rs (5) 120 Co $6.! pro-jeet engineers. Africa. sonage. Program leader will of lbe UDited Methndiat ctburch SEVERAL NEW 1965 Europe, Asja, South Pacific, G1s Heat.rs . - ~- - ----- $20 sqL' \ lnsuranc• be Mrs. WIUiam Russell and will meet at the borne ol Miss ttaid travel, housing, food. cv~r, Frida nioht. l2-7-6tp ! 1-'HP'I'O Copymg Servtce Cop- J8 Pistol - Auto. devotional leader, Mrs. Charles Lydia Ebershach, Mondaf at ! ) y 0 tes made of \ega\ papers. CHEVROLETS STILL AVAILABLE Atlantie. !It~ salary )obs, Ge-rm•n ___ --------- $35 Byer. Hostesses will be Jean p.m. fnr a Chrlstmll partr and male. female over 18. OEIB RF:VlV AL will start December birth records and almost any 410 Ga. Shotgun ___ ___ $20 Hill Cooke snd Mrs. Earl Daven· $1 gift ll<change. Bo> 23190. Oakland Park. port. The !mughtera ol Unloa ~.mn1 5 at ~~ reeUom Gospel Mis-1 other documents. Utili"' (2) Wheel Trail..- $85 rta. 33:107 on '~;or. at Bald Knob, 7:30 each! Reuter basurance. Po~tJe:J 275 Gal Oil Tonk .... .. 120 Annual Christmas party of erans wtll meet at !be home ol ian{ Guiding Star council Daugh- Mrs. Elmer W1ekhtml, Monday even mg . Rev _ Crirfith and \1 r Ruro pou. Rc\" . Gluesencamp. Special 1 !.AETNA CA~UAL1'Y tn~ur~nCf' ' Bedroom, t<itchen, Llwlng ters of Amerlca ln. Syracuse a~ 6:30 p.m. for a Ooistma• !lnttle Gas. Arnold Bronen singers. Public invited. I Mullen Lnsurance A.gency, lnc. Room FurnUur• ---- Ch••P llo<ol OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Is Dee. t. Regular meeting at dinner and party, wltla I $l lift lhers, 618 E. MaiD Street fbe 12-4-5tp : Pomeroy, Pbone W) Z.338l. 7:30 p.m. followed by poUuck e<change. Pomeroy. 9 22 lie POMEROY, OHIO bar; dinner and 50 cent gUt exchange. ----9 1 Ue_ SEWING macblneS. repair ser M ,\-r'fENTION United Steelwork-i Phone Today For ers or America Local Union GRANGE INsURANCE. MWieD vice, aU makes. WY 2--2284. Mr. The ofWomen's Missionary So- Mr · VISIT PARENTS ciety the PO!Tlfroy First Bapand Mnl. Ooarlos Prlco 5171. Notice nf nominatlons l insurance A.gency, lnc., PornThe FabriC Shop, Pomeroy Nf' For Sale list cburcb will meet at the and danghter, Kay, Columbus, FREE ESTIMATES - There will be nomination of , eroy. Phone WY :Z..3381. Authroized Singer Sales !far iLE:R'!IGrooerY,~iiiki;;iti~.lcburch, Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. were weot<end gueoto Ill ber a grievance committeeman for 9 l uc Service. a 29 tfc Rail Ohio. Producer's milk 59c Mnl. J. H. Stephenson will pre- parents, Mr. and MrL Karl service department. on Thurs-1 -tUTOMUBlLE tnsurance Deell ON din, gallon, llo gallon cartons sent a Christmas program. Pol· OWens. day, December . 1965,at! • • regular mectmg 16 Notice of I ca~coUed? 1..ost your Oll"ro• , BUDGET PRICED furniture m I eALUMINUM SIDING one ball gallon glass llc, luck refreshments will be ,.rv ANN_OU_N_CE __D_ANa_ T! election - F;tection will bel tor I liceN<T Call WY :1-l9116{ our third floor budget shop. eSTORM DOOR cil 1 held at the Union Hall JanlUll Baker Furmture, Middleport, & WINDOWS ed ham Chips ll.otllb, Potato 39<:,>l!c~w~~~=~~edRock Spr.ngs Grange will meet maJorettes The WahamaiD adoool w Hlgll lpom« an regt l<arv G, 196fi. from s a.'m . to :. Ohio. 11 12 eROOFING Apple Sauce 7 cans $1, 50 Thursday at 6:15 p.m. lor a pot· after·Uoe-basketball same dance G<o 6 ,im. Basil Haynes, Fman-1 Auto Sales USED KING FLUTE.'ror sale. Exterior Decorators lbs. unclassified poUltoeS lu~k CbriStma• donner. Meat Friday night at the Wabama ers coal Serretary. 12-!i-6tc I FOR SALE : 195o Pontiac WY 2-2950. It 17 trc Of Ohio ,.., '' "' · - "" Rid; 20 lb. unclassified woll be P'?vided. The regular High Gym from 1:30 to mid· "- - - ,tra ight·B aulomatic. Good WY 2-5644 Mlddl.,.rt, 0. 79c, fresh fruits . won follow and !here nlght. The Jays will Ruu Rea: estate for Sale work Cflf . Almosl new tires. pick up load. CaU FOR SALE : House, 5 rooms bulk wndy. Wan t e d 10 ouy '!'on woll be a progr•m. The CathoDe Women's club wll VISIT IN MAIUEITA and bath. Phone WY 2-3704. w LFWIS Trading PORI . Middle- P1•me WY 2-71ltitl 12 3 6tp Glendale Skidmore, meet in the church auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Witter Crooks 11 port, 3rd and Mill. Will huy t9;s PLY\IOUTH . 9 pass. sta· lZ 9 3lc rouowmg rosary servisited tbls week In Marlltta en ~ dean furnitun'. Also will clean tion wagon, V8 automatic, v, FOUR six months old stock vices In sanctuary at 7:30 wiUo Uoeir daughter and 1011-br the out attics, basement, garag4i automatic, power steering calves, good ones. SH 2-16~1,1 p.m. There w>ll be a $1 go£1 law Mr. and Mrt. IlaDDl '111ogavt ,., for artocles salvagPd. and brakes One owner, fine 2693. 11 z Don Anderson, Rutland, exchange and members are to ~ ~tar 12 9 ~tc cond1110n. $350. L"d\1 WY 2--3%8- - -,EN ---- ---_ _ tc 1THF.--PRO\ carpet cleaner POMEROY _ six room fraone, bring one dozen cookieS. .:..·- - - - - - - O"W 12 7 3 , ., II II 4 I d ,, Uoree bedrooms, ba ' Entered Hoo·'tal Hl;_NTERS .• & Tr . 'PP"" only. Blue Lustre Is eaoo lnstrud'oons th dot. 10 uen r· e< Deluxe Tu or, budget. ltestnres forgotten ha tu b t ,.. 'ox $1 .6o '" >.. ' a The Pomeroy WCI'U wiU have and on. Coon $12C to \ I.BO radto. heater. 1automatochtransTRUCK semen!, gas payment rt>lce eato• it po'tal Persons Holr.er 'oI,. 1 II Fx .. 1 d ors. Rent electroc s~MJ OR DRIVERS STRAIGHT tn•. N. 0 down dun·ngentering the last "' hours their Christmas meeting Friday 0 Tilt Kal s. '"0 ' -·' ''1 ·•··"· ' I,arge LL •o·nk 5" mtsston, •·• ·o 1 1 mo " or 1 over d Bl'auEe t. $1. Baker Furmture Co .. Mod· qiiBIIfoed huyer. $5,500. · ,·,,eluded·. Mrs. Cecil R.H Warn- at 1 . . at the Firs! Baptist ligh 1 ex . ,.t · -N-·' o '1)1 I' \ 1 .;.i: • . • om pnl cl mon .Oh as dleport. t2-6-6tc 1 SQME experience helpful bul ..,.. ,. 11 B I h' d ' 'I MIDDLEPORT two story ley Rt I Mo'll Creek Rd GaiMembers are to take a POll L-x . ·· ee 1 :w v. "mn St., omeroy, iO. W EL k-1 not necessary. You can earn· bath • • ·• trimmed. Small 12-7-tfc LIts eptr carpel.s . \ frame, rooms,heati"" . ' lipolis·, . Walter T. Lambert, Tl ,, I Bl Lthe I top wages arter short Iram"'-""men!seven furnace wur 0 ing. Loc-al and over the road l1CII)e1 d 'b k b garage at value. Bn1h.·. P. 0. resu regu. ar ue Ul!JI 1 Oak Hill·' Patricia Ann I cIeamng.$1.Rent Box 14, Rffi:lsvillf', Ohill. re spo e1ec4 information avao.Iable. Write enc ac pore ' FOR _SALE _ _ . _ t!ric shampooer Pomeroy Canose be bought on land coo-. grass, Rl· 3 Leo n; Cai!Jorinel Mary Sbrlllll, Whlloe Sbrlne of _ 1 9 RATS. mice eliminated forever. or call Nation Wide Seml tnct $8 500 L. Rhodes, Pt. Pleuan\; Mrs. J-·-•- wUI meet In rem•lar 2 6 weddllllf ....._• •·•••••r Cement Block, Pomeroy, O· . . .,.,.._. FURS -AND beef bides. Carl Gel "Star." Ebcrsbach Hard· 12-6-6tc Training Division, c-o Room OLIVE roWNSIIIP _ acres. Ed . ward p · O'Conoor ill, tteSB(oa at the JOOF hall, •-Frl· Chevalier, Long Bottom , Ohio ware, Sugar Run Mill, Pock· 426, Transportation Building, well renred. pond, plenty or erne; Mnl. Gerald E. ot a There will be a 11 t9 25tp \ ens HardW<Ire, Mason. OPEN EVES. TIL 9 307 East Fourth Street, Cin- water. Two story modem! Pomeroy; Mosa Addie M. and offieel'l are r<> _ _ _ _ __ _:__ 12-9-30tp lCLOSEO SUNDAYS) cinmlti, Ohio. Or phone 613- frame home, six rooms, beth, ell, Rt. I Racone; Mrs. William quested to wear formals. •i' - · For Sele ~~=:~:~~ I ,...,, "' .i.W~'\tKE~ NEVER BEFORE 1, DAILY CROSSWORD CAR PRICES '"""~:::;''":'..m.;;:;;::;: ·~:··• ~· -~··· uU~ert.lon 1.(' You Want? •• WE HAVE ... MARKET Come On Down ••• •••Where the Action Is! ~;~~:~~~.11 11'-~''''~ •' K~"' "' 'r>~o PhoneW'r.'2-22~6. Make Us An Offer RADIATOR 5ERV ICE """ 65 1 01 I t . And Farn1l~ i~ ~\ \1 rr. ' sp<~~:l "'""""""r[fcfi.;MfEj;-'""""'"""''11 I . to- n.Sorro• - - -- ANTIQUE Furnt:ure, dishes. APPLES, red -and yellow- DeliC. mlscellaneou•. Call nr write: ious, Stayman. Winesap, Mnl. Howard Cecll, lOll w. Grimes Golden, Melrose. OpMaio st.. Pomeroy. en daily and sunday. W•ll's e 29 tfc Orchard, Wilkesville, Ohio. -~-12 8 301 I I Christmas GIFT IDEAS at landmark f RE E 2U-ii572, 24 hour servlee. full basement, furnace be•l· R. Davis, Jackson; Mrs. IU-Itc\· ing, lmm, sheds, other bUild- C. Fulton, Rt. 1 Wellston; s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! logs. Located between Route Clw-les c. Brown, Jackson; - - _,. ,. ... ..., ..,.N · 7 and 248. ; Jack C. Comer, Coal =.' : " .... ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Nathan Upton, Ironton; M r •,.,.,.. • ~ .. • ....,,.. WY %-3130 WY W8l6 Gerald L. Ault Springfield Ill. ~~:»...=::::' ';'...~ I ~;"m,:!:' METAL sink- and cabinet,P Wright~ _w~- sale.~Large , ~ ~!._ 0~ so:s~TU rura~ce3o W~ -~ 6 """'~ I I --h~ recel~t! :;:::::;~;· ,,.:::;:;,''!.':!. to.wtl~ ·~; The """""' Cbrlstmall dlnlter party ol lbe Ladlel Auxll· ol the Syracuse Fire de. will be Friday, Dec. in Oscar's Riverboat room Gallipolis at 7 p.m. All mem· t;";o';''"ol:i~, ~ o."t'~'';:' '~'~'"' :~ ~- -om~ I for~·~,: 1:;.m::i~l ~~u I 8y KING feature made out of again U. Pleasure craft. I 48. Hum 44. Girl'• name fa. Certain legateee DAIJ, y ()RYP!'OQUOTE - Here'l bow te work AXTDLBA.A.Xa p~l.(!90.280'1. If~ ~,~r~;:Pa~Jll' Llv-~ ~ I I ; /, I :n. . aJi ...~..­ LZB C IIONDAY TIIJUJ niiDAY1,00 Sign on - Ne1" <>·OO Sacred Heart S 20 Me1gs County RFD 6 25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6 31 Newa 6 57 1\'oatller 7 00 ~atumal .~eWI 1.05 BW Miller Shoo 7 :10 Sports P•ro•te 7 31> Bill Miller qhow i. 3f Picken~ Hare: war" UO News <'1\~<> 'l'huno ) a I 46 8 00 Wll> 1L 00 ,ott10 30 10.43 10·45 . , 10 It ll .OO 1l.Ob ll.Jil ~ lXI '' 30 . It 30 3 'I' 4 1! 4.30 4 4<· 5 00 0 O!i & 3~ _&50 THE Bill Miller Show Baker Furniture Sh,,..... News !;otteo wtth J•oet Polb'atto of • Patriot ~wap Shop BIU Miller Bru,cb Show Mason Agr. P.ogram !To•esoar' Family w . ' . onbip ('nlurs.) A.b.(;. Program (Friday! Ne~ ruoy, I Country Junctton l'lloy I Country Hym!IS Cemenl ,stock News Qoessler 8 Gueat Star <Frtdayt t.arry Andersuo Show Jim Meeo Show Blaeunar Auw Shnw EleetJ1c: Cornp&n)' New• Jim Mees Sbo.r-.t!wa Om M... qhow Rizor's Wtafher Report Sports Paraae BORN LOSER OQII'YY LVXFPK OBJIJP OCPJB ' loBI& I ,---- UPZFJ!-OJJTJB Ye!!terdaJ"• CryptoqODiet EVERY ASS LOVES TO DAR HIMSELF BRA Y.-THOMAB FULLJ<~ tO llfi. &iaa ,.. . . lao.. .,.46,,, WMPO Radio f,OO Sundown Serenade 1:4& Sign OH SATURDAYS8:00 Sogn On - NeW!I 8.30 Rappy Valley Boys WJEH RADIO 1:03 Country Music Time WJEH LOG I:U Spotlight on Sporto Monday Through Friday 4:55 Weather 7' 15 Sigo On, Muslcsl Clock 5:00 Community News 7:45 Echoes of Joy 5 10 W ld ·-• N · I N 7:35 ~rry Andersoo Show Ohio Valley Newo : or ~ atoona tWI : 8 00 ,.,45 It• ft!~slC ·-..,.my 8:05 World News 5:t5 Sign Off 11;00 Dutt"" sand Heros Dairy &JO Sports Today 7,15 SlgD On, Musical Clock l'op reo Sbow 8JS Weather PlclUN 7'15 Echoeo or Joy 12'00 News 8'16 Musical Clock 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo lu 1 al [nt 1 d 8:05 World News ·· sc er u ~ 8:55 Community News 8:10 Sports Today l2:30 Rev Merlin t'et>t~ t:OO Talk of the Town 8:5 weather Picture 1;00 News 9,55 Mason County NeWI 8,16 Pl. Pleasant Football 1;00 Jom Meea Show 10:00 Public Service 10,30 Songs for Children 6:60 Sports Parode 10 ,15 Family Wol'l!hip Hour 10:45 Golden Key 6,00 Sundown Serenade 10 :30 Latchstring 11 :00 News 1'46 Sign Off 1UIO NeWJ 11 :00 Saturday Show s~·~o:.Ys 11:05 Morning Melndlea 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News : ogn On - Arav Hour te1cepl Fridly, Church 2:20 Bulletin Boird 7:55 News Bells Ring) 12 '26 News o Grama 8 011 Baptist La) man·• Hour 11 :45 World News 11:30 Satw-day Matinee ! :3C Sunda) Show 11:55 Masoa County News 1:30 News Headlines 9,30 The Bible Speal.' to Youl2 :00 Community New• 1:31 Satur<lay Matinee V:45 Leg1staUve R•port 12:05 Noon News 1:55 Ne , 10 t< The Good , ,1,. 12: tO Markets 1:00 Saltl..lay Matinee 10 t. CongrPssman Moeller 12 :15 Mid Day Wealher 2:30 News Headlines 10 ,30 The Country HynwtimerslUO Bulletin Board Ul Satur<lay Matinee IL:lO The Qwel Hour 12 25 Newa 0 Grarno 1;5< News 12 ,00 News 2:30 County Agent S:<k Satw-day Matinee tU5 Thl ChrlstiaDJ Hour 12:45 Country Go Round !:30 News Headlines 11:30 The Rev ~ - •rt!r f~>flts 1:55 News Beat S:31 Saturday Matinee 1:30 The Rov. Sllll Bill .. 2:00 Country Go Round 3:31 Saturday Matineo 2·00 l'be Rev Andre ups 2:55 News Beat 3·55 News 2.:l0 Sunday :.,,.,_.,~ FarS<lDS 33 :00 Mid Way Matinee ''00 Dtseing wiUo Doss 1·00 Sundown Se .55 News Beat 4:30 Radio R 1 o 1 :~ Discing witb DoOI 6.:15 Sign Ofl rena~o 5:00 News Roundup 1 ·30 lnte_rc_h_an.::g•:__ _ _:_:o:~o Sign Of£ 8:20 Country Jamooree rOO Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 1~-15 - By AliT SANSOM ·- ·- .DOODLE'S USED CARS" ---..-:· 0 0 0 ly GEORGE WONDER -· ............$12.11 --- PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ' 404~ndAve. . GalllpOIIo, Ohio ~"" l:ol$D,at,f - I I• LONGFELLOW One lltttll' •Imply stands tor another· In """ Mmpi e-A. Ia UIK!d tor t.be thne L. 8• X l(tr the two 0'1, etc. Stnrle- letters • th• Jena:Lh and tormauoa. ot tlle wot4l are ~ 4lf tbt OQdtt letters are dtfterent. ..""''"'"' -....-_........__.. 1'bnu•~~"~~• ot tone opeo CJ.pefMIIIe• •~-·ms, hard3 W. Amos John!Wn, Ironton. Mrs. SylvaareZwlll'•• Boy'• ., Glrl'o 44 _95 bicycle :":0 ..,.'f:o':"':O.': •• FOR SALE -lull5 basement, room house, Harper, McArUour; to meetatat & thep.m. homeMy· of 1 ~utremeflb Wl'lr. roon ., .\'lilt heat, Blrtb1 1!1. Maran Fur Agency, (0. china closet and buHet for with """""• oflhto ,... "'"'""'"'" '""'"· aoanM, wood floors, electric ""' , ... ooo. cao ., ,.. •••• garage, patio, large lot, Mar· rs. nsom ..,....,, 0. N. Brown SL, Ma- sale. Mrs. Wayne. WY 2.-6412. UNICO 28 CU. FT. ...,.. and aaor,.. Ullot•lll lllrl••· M Ra C. Wire man, Rt. J ones, Mrs. H. DeaD .,_ son.oh W · • CHEST FREEZER ........_ Davod ' E. MlghI, Mr "·-""" 296 d · Va. 4 m 12 ··• 4 301 Un Hall, Racine, Phone WI 2 Ped ro, daughter, 2 " . ...... Ph · 173 12 9 Jtc : ays p. · · · c USED clotioing tor $ _ Legal Notice •2119l. 17.+3tc Wednesday; Mrs. William Montgomery, Mrs. Roberl D. 299 95 ROOM AND BOARD assortment. Men's, women's ' ooTo<l FOR 8 LE 3 bed- .. -1 Davis, Jackson, daughter Nibert; Mrs. Emma L. perry, - ··-·--·- - - - - -and children's. Monday' WedPOMEROY Bhb .,m " antn 10:00 I • A : room ou:' • A.m. Wednesday; Mrs. Kermit E. Root, Mrt. Leonard ROOM, board and care for an n-day and Friday • J k W c o'elueil A. M.. December to. 1M!. at 1 baDdy to Pomeroy H1gh P. O'Connor, R,acine, son, Smith, Mrs. J--• "" , II' IC . lrtiY 1UJe office. of Wetuter •nd n1Ut • . ch l Sh ld be b u;x;t"'' u• r 7• 1 elderly lady in my h<lme. Saturday, l - 7. Jeffers Used Manlgtr \Pomerny N•tJnn•l Bank llulldln&. s oos_. ou seen to em p.m., Wednesday, son, Champlin t Tompkins, Stiversville, Ohio. Anna Hain· Clothing Store, Rt. 3 Pome· Ph. wv 1-2111 U.:!:: '. apprecoated. Gas furnace. WY Dltchar&ed Wllllam Wamsley, Sr., Mrs. es, VI 3-2602. 12-8-6te on· 124-ate .l•achim. decealled. 2-2216. 11 30 . Uc Brian K. Brandeberry, M.... Clem!! White, Mro.· Charles V ,• e-1 R · ·"'"" .. """' .,,.". " '" vnFOR SALE: 6 room house with Arthur C. Brooks, Clarence Wood, John L. GOsselt, Mts. - ·--- ·----- - -- roy, 10 . OM 3-UJUt apartment bulldln~, lit· 0 1 coupe, v.,,. . bath, full basement, 894. Hy· ·Cash, Gordon S. Clary, ent noor 1 HAVE ChristmBs tffe11 Jamea R. Frisby, Brenda Fo BOUSE 7 I'OOillS in{ bath. · ._ _ _ sale, on lbe Rizer lot this ""'""'' i sell St., Micltlleport. Pbono: lea F. Cotton. Mrs. Ralph Mro. E. C.ld· Newly decorated. Phone WY HAY for sale, George Mowrey, year. Gbod price. John LaW" _,." Emm• Pl Fisher, Carolyn Sue . Mri. EroW'IOL 12 i 3tc Phone WY 2-6018. U.JHtc son. , 12-7-41p ,.., L • ,,. 11 I! , Jobn,.h, FURS WAN'l'ED: Fox, 11.· $3. Muskrats, Sl.W. Red raccoons, - - _,..... ___,.. ~ FUN.''.' t2. Bark. 8'1. Fatnl "That fiauroal Hlokory Is what my dad uso• to our• mol" ~ I CLIA.. tO. Seve-re!! Hospital ~eWS us-~ TH' SPIRIT 0' GOOD • Madrid 1----------- ~how ' 39.91Wl dilorder tl. Bird f1r7 38. House-, iD FIREW~i~D~~an~:::r~~;;:~\l~~~~~;;~~J\ ''~. kit~. ' damll~t-d Willir~m , 38.EGC~o~Auw tively a 36. ..... "' '-:::========-::==~::::;:;:::::::::~' I ll . Kills l:i. Whale land ~ plenty at. Slrik.es: ll. 3f.i.Excl~ 1',====...-===,J\ "~ :u. F1(uior.. t. Vue 8. Craail11X118 9. Severe RENIEM&R, CHILLUN, THIS RE·EN.OCT· MUNT GOTTA ALL f>E..IN::.;t.~-.... l ndlel ftber- 30. Some In TV 113. Epoclo 34. Half tiAIII Pomeroy Motor Co. l~l;t F.~lCON ·I. N&l'l'IJ'W roactwa.r :&Olin- I _o~h1 'fiofi,l!Mf'iYPi6-~34rAl37'G.iES':-=-~~~;~sl ~-~l_iv_est_o_clc___ . 28.Com- !' priest 500 ··· · $2495 -...,..,.,---,--,-cc-=--=-· 1 • -;:;;;""";;-..._:B~yAL CAPii Mlle 26-High 1 ~RF: d:·c~. --;gsonett~. :!" ._.,._ IJT.atroap - .....,. """'- lN. Em....... r----=------===; 1 '- Btttfll' I. vetdo :18. TbiekneM :10. Conne<:U,. lo!Ut elty 23. Beutot CAtENDAR 11 .. Twlllo4 lf. FlJUehes 16.1ndetlnlte pronoue :IS. MuJic note Anllt.IH!r mllllienobl lll.Oneklnd ut light SOCIAL ~] ;ITt:! .... 18. Aboll.eb USED CAR LOT 0 WRE( K1NG 2::2. ow ~~ :10. """" ....... li.Joumoyo J8.1bftiiN 19. Anguilb 2.1. Rope ,..... DOWIIIil L Kalay PAY LESS KEITH GOBLE FORD ,--...---..=------,:1 41.11ulmtr keld part J. lfore ()t!' .-.-.,l _.. ..-.. _t - ...... ----··AOROII8 J.u.- ·· ... By HAROLD GRAY 014, EL I ()UR POOR Df:A~ , UTn.F. ANNIE J · liMY'? ~ I I OIJAl-1 I=Oll<li, J::Rat1 Alli'l."( TIM!:S, HA'JE "VEHGED TI-l' k'll.Ur1· O' OUI-1 DfAH OJ·II:S. TWO,:~ pr.!E f C~lA:_~ GUCI-l~ ~ THE'/ :AY, Wlrl-l PASSih " 1 iME, "Ol'oO:S CHANG€ ' 1-lAPPtti 'j &Il-l WOilU.C.H 'BOllT niA"f. Ao-1 ' ' WONDAHI . CRU~- THIN-. r.. �~ .... ... . ..-'~11~....,. ..... :;~.. ....,.,. "" • ... . .. ~ h'' " """"" " ' ' ' '"" '" " · ~· •l ., .• ,_ ..... .. - " ... .. ' . ... . . ··· ·- ·· -- ..···--··...···"'" _........ . .'". ... . ~"' "'· · · - - -- -- ~ - ' . . . . . ., ..•• . ... . ~ ·-···- ~ . ........... ~ ·· ··· .... . . ' ....... ... . .. ............ ..... . ..... ..... ... , ~ , ... . .... ... ... ~ . · ·~ · · · · ' .• ... .. ... ... - ~ . ~· ·· ·-· ... .............. . · · ~_...,... I .1 - Grand 1nsta11 atJon • f Off'leers OES H ld by Pomeroy Ch. 1 ' '• I BOOTS ,, •, Womena VOL Seamless Stretch )(Jl~· ..·.·. Agilon Nylon Hose $119 . ' YEARI . Threeentranclngvers1onsofthe lrreststtbtetragrance of Fran~e -Evenlng In Paris cologne, eall de toilette and perfume. A 1ruly ~agnlllcent holiday greeting • •• ••" •• ••• • f fume, eau de totlette, cologne and ·petfumed batll crystals. u • F ang1ng ace (n Coal Miru·ng Ispre d. d G0 • GO s u • d h eason nrecogDIZe w en 0 10 ~i:;;~r~:;;~J.~~f~:E Spurring God's Purpose not Accepted s::~y~•::~~~::; ~ · :~:f~::{;;~::::.,:::~:~: , : l : i~fl~:·L~~;;~~~r:~:h:~::~ ~}~~!jfi;:ir:~:Z~ H GemiDI • •7 OClely ,d ller E t d. Burley Topirs TOYLAND Pins - Necklaces - Bracelets or Earrings. Also 1 fine select10 n of Jewelry Sets. Choose from a wide selection ol the important types--all In gift boxes. Give her jewelry and you're bound to please. CHOOSE A FOR HER GIFT $1.95 .. $26·95 Sale! Guitars You'll find a fine group of lllyleo in the popular col· ol's ... vmyls. leathers, ta· pestries, evening bags large and small ones. Real· 1,) a fine selection, Regular $29.50 guitars - In beautiful finish . Steel strings - has ad· justable steel rod . Light spruce top with decorated pickguard. Buy yours now for yourself or for gifts. xecu e Ill Gas Ch amber 1 11 I s·de fAut Damaged A WEMBIEY 1. .50 •nd TIE Bu~don 2 .·.:.r .=·:=.:- ....., .._., .... re ·~:- .i I tis. ' ! ! ' r:ng Nt.lf 1 .~ .. -· 1 ? 1 I 2 1 Liquor Store -··., Hours are Set - 0 • .. t .. I 2 Berthold Smith Dies Thursdav 11 FANNY FARMER CANDIES I 2 dr~f~ed begln_nmg m _Janua'_'Y. tronauts were ba(·k at work try· wanted reunion with us. , Iaffairs. However distasteful our P1xl~y, ~ 22-y~.ar-old D~!la s, I Tuesday l1rc·Pmbr 21 at 'l·JO Oh_w s Selective Service chief ing to rid their record-destined Next, Advent assumes Gods bordeom, we do oot went our Ore. , ·socwpath, ~as store as 1 I a m. I I<.:ST I arl·ordrng Ill r: 11 dsa~d Thursday. . flight of a few minot frustra· - - - ~ - - - -- freedom to act and think and he was led from h1s death row en R Conaddy. Cha trmJn ul , 1 Col. Rayman~ Clouse said lions - most of them born of feel like the devil to be tamper· cell at 12 ·14 a.m (es~to I Ohw 's_ Furm Burt·au Tnli;,I"('O recent slacking 1D the volunteer earth's uncooperative weather. I 0 0 ed with or threatened. As far walk the 20 feet to the- tmy gas , J committee ::: rate would require the drafting Pick up Early eal as we are concerned God should chamber. I . •· J thmk growers shor lld l On · of married men after the holi- Frank Borman and James ( have stayed in His ·~aven and He said he had no final Berthold M Sm1 th, 6~. Col Isi rler thr.~ as the must ~mr,nrt · day season. "The local boards Lovell were having minor S left the world to the intentions statement and sa t calm ly as u~bus . for,m.erly of J\,hd£lt epo:t: l ant tubaccu mf'etmg rn 2J vears Mr1gs l'ol'rntr State Liquor have the authority to take these frustrations as they zeroed in and imaginations of man . prison guards strapped hi~ J died Thur.-.d,J~ there . He. wa.s becaue lt Is a dra~l w d1-p;tr~1 - Store hmrrs thrs hohday seaiQII men If they are rreeded, but on the halfway mark of their Extensive damage was caus- Well, we are gradually get- arms and legs. a veteran of World War I and a ure. I~votvrng prnct'LiurE'~ m were announced today by tt, first they had to draw from 1206-orbit voyage, whic h they ed to the side of a car owned by ting our wish. Those rebelling I At 16 minutes after midnight, rnrmber of the Methodrst admim stratron th~t <lfe t·ntP·t·ly Uepartrrrenl of Liquor Con~ 1 the other categories," Clouse will reach at 2:30 p.m·, EST Roy Russell Johnson, 65, Long against God's initiative, intelli- 1Pixle_y was pronounced dead of churrh_ a~d Amer_r~an_ . . Le~rn_n , diff~rent from proeedure gnv th rou;,:lr rts d1stnct field reprtosaid. Saturday. Bottom, when it was struck Dy ,gence and intervention increase cyamde gas polsonmg II wa s S~rvJVormg an· hrs wiL · S·lfah l ernrng our prrsenl tohLJcen pro senlillr w . Gemini 7 entered Us 83rd a truck at the intersection of with each new class of coJJege the f1rst execution in Wyoming Sm1th. Columbus: a stepson. gram.' ' sa rd Canada>. Store No 22 Manager J. . 3rd, 4th Grades to orbit at 1:36 a.m., EST Friday. Main and Court-st11 in Pomeroy fresbmen. Only a small minor- in 20 _years. Sam While of T~xas;, these bro The fo!low rnli: tu1w·o; w~ll tJe Wdl sa1d these are · Df'c. 17 thru 23, I a.m...f But on the whole things were at 2:40p.m. ~hursd~y. ity of each new generation Prison ~arden Lenard thers an~ Sisters, I,n.P:r .smnh.' l dl scussd· Give ~A Program going t.eautifully aboard Gem!· Pomeroy pollee s81d a semi· leaves the shadows, admits in· Meacham sa1d 14 s~conds ar_tet , P~~eroy, Verd1 OIJ\-el F.orrt.ia: : The Afreago> . pounda~e Pro- p.m. A musJcaJ program will be m 7. At Cap Kennedy, ground traller truck, owned by the feclion, accepts treatment ror the gas Conned m the tmy 1N. lhe Tewksbary ·, M~ddteport. : gram · Resu lts of aneage lk'r. 2t 9 a.m.·• p.m.. . ~ presented by the third _a n d crews were well ahead of Kroger company driven by Carl sin and its insanity, enjoins God ~ven . suare ~ foot chamb~r, Joseph and Josephme Shan brook I poundage maJ k•'t mg qunt<J , on Uf't'. 2a-Merry Cbrisll'lllll lin fourth grades under.dlrect1on of scu hed le 1ngegevermg.c.. yth " ~ Burdethere was no md1catwn of tJfe of dMassillon, Hnd several meres , the 196 Dt-e. 27·2R, regular bolln. : . u c 00 , , Charleston , w. for a new blrth and be c 0 me h ' 5 crup of ~' lue . {'U r('(\ to M I rs. Roy MU er, diStrict vocal ready for walte r Sch"1rra and Vs ., rounded the curve onto tenements in which the Holy in the man." an nep ews bacco · and BurlPv· lob<~ct 11 .~tlp· Urt . 29·30, 9 a.m .-t p.~ · I Ill Ru I d music nstructor, ~t e tan Thoma!~ Stafford to zip off in Court-st and struck the Johnson Spirit dweils. . Mea~ham said before . the Funer~l services Will be Sun-. ply and dmand. togrllwr wrl h, ()ec . 31, I a.m.-i p.m. · , . PTA meeting at 7.30 p.m. Monult 0 f th 1 - 1 5h' vehicle whlcb had stopped. The force of evil Is much execution the corKiemned k11ler day at J 30 p m. , '! the fi •\'rn~ tables shuwm~ thf' .otrn'<tl"!f'. .fan. I, !IIi-Happy d 8 t R\Jtl ud H" h h 01 The purs er SIS er ip ' " . h• "th h I . I Alk. Year ';'.,..' alY "T' aH 'i C~,.~~ tn· .. Sunday morning. Police re)Xlrted Burdetlie, more ~arins and venturesome was_ dpasswe . th . es n~,r E'r cf ape _w1tr Rev_ Me ~ , n rre : yield . prodm·l!on. Ull"l ~ .lvPr, ' liP '!l'"'r' 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 Pay, ue appy J~-~.:~ taS, Reeords and Routine not knowing the trailer flsd (Contmlied on page 2) exc1 e or any mg e se. o Jcta mg. urra wr ue m ply and d1sappPar.mt'P ot bur• wi11 be featured as Will a prop B d Lo 11 struck a car continued on to the the Beech Grove cemetery. , lev tobaeco durmg the l:1 ~t IE'n Nav.\' l:orp~rnan is '· I b th bed h or orman, an ve ' V ASKS JUDG"F.NT · f ' · cess10na y e ro c . o1r, h"l . th d Kroger lot off Mechanic st No eteralll Memorial Hospital 1m • Frrerr ds may rail at uneral years ll•lpt"tt" Wounded ~ 1 . meanw 1e, I was ano er ay - · J h H hi R o · . · ______ ' Pbe armg candles, and a nauv1ty \':· of ro tine d Injuries or arrests were report· ~diDIPioaa - Linda Little, . o n enry Mo er, . 1. home from 2-4 p.m. and 1·9 p m. W 1 ts 0 scene. Vernon Wtber, president, -~, uf expermened an ed Middleport· Ruth Campbell, Middleport, has fri ed a sutt A· I I ean K. 111 , son ol Mr. -11 ld W&Jwng or more mann space · ' . · t th N . ·h L I Mrs. Norma n Wilt. Rutland 111e regu_ar 1 CONTINUED WI ~res e over On Pa e 2 Pomeroy ;_ Esta Eaton, Racme; ga1ns e atrona 1 1.. ~'rly 1te l HAVE TWO Ro!<le Hf'"t" I f'('lt'£ I meetmg, preceded by meetmgl g BILL PAYING TJMD' Brett Fr1end Long Bottom· Insurance Co., Vallt>y F'orge Pa Th J _ DATF::s f I a lmt'di('r r-orspsman in ~:~. . ' . ' 1 · 1· ·d f e ays v.t 11 emcee a'l a ler- tounciJ Jlrt>Si(lf'nl I Navy, is nol dodging lead 1 0 1 The Sutton Township trustees ~axmRe Mhoo~~ Pomeroy; Mm- cl3~~~ nga a .flloneyn jut grnent . game dance at the p.m. RECOVER $69,548 Wahama The Me1gs County 4 H CounCJ!. South Vw·lnam bu t he is ous '"'.son ~-oJ s compe sa JOn Jor m- Hi t h . '. d CAIJ.E COLUMBUS Up] Thei WI·n hold their regular meet·llg meDisc~~ SQUAD D ( ) - _ Ma • juries he allegedly sustained. gr sc ool gymnasium ~rm,ght Wednesday. eilenrng al the ex-' mg <~r_ly Middleport E-R squadmen state Bureau of Uenmployment at the Syracuse town ball TuesBot Law and on Saturday night at the 1tenswn offrl'e re...,.Jected Archre been hit by ll were called to the Llncoin-st Compensation announced today day ~venlng, Dec. _2_1, to ~ay H nee, _tom, "Deborah RESIGNS POSITION I Kyger Creek High school. Both I Ro~ , R. D, Minersvil le, pres1· WJII is statined at a residence of a Mrs. Jooea to- recovery ol $69.546 in Novem- all b1lls before C~tmas. Bills . ayes, yrac~se,, Donald Bar- Mrs. Mar M Beard who has dances are rrom 9·30 p.m. un-! dent next year. ' in Yokosuka. Japan, day at 12:05 a.m. A physician ber from perBOilS who Illegally are to be subiDitted to Clerk Boydtimus, ~=:n~d Annette been manaier ~nd tre~surer of to midnight. · Other olflcers named wl"re Pal wounded men (rom the had been summoned upon arri- obtained unemployment betle- Richard Duckworth bJ Syracuse Bl ' • · tbe R tl d D rt t St Kohlentz vice prt'sident · Sh<Jron nam an·a sea battles al of the .,uad fits. by 7 p.m. that date. rths -Mr. and Mra. Fred Inc to" anthe epat ~en ohre, JURORS NOT NEEDED Holter. 'secretary· and Sally I brought to reeover their V ., · Kesterson Pomeroy a daugh·• r pas 1 'II yars, as Oc be . . r ' H" dd · 0ea K te . Mr 'nd Mr R 1 resigned due to Impaired vision to r term petit Jurors , Mora. treasurer. Also attend~~ a ress. IS n . 8 1 1 M~]1 ood owey, · need not report to the Meigs Iing the meeting were Allen Cib-r H S - USN; ASN 54t-4f.~ V ' I w 'w a., aaon. common pleas court· , sun. Pat Dorst, Wiii iHm llownie, ' U.S ~aval Hospital. Box l!' ~ GETTING WELL room Monday , Dec. 13, Clerk of Jr., Mrs. Turner, c. E Blakes- Carl' or FPO San Fr&incili tttned in 1 red t•m.ts t hostess and Mrs Charles Brad Courts Evelyn_ Lucke ~~id to- l}ee, and daughter ,Jt>nnifer, and 1 Calrf . 96662. Judgln& of the CbrllllmBS Iwas ou coo .... ' . . Meigs County Auditor Gprdon day. Jurors Will be notil!ed by Miss Griffiths. Lighting Contest In Middleport with a lighted star atlaehed lo bu~. of the Ill H. Caldwell has been returned Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach NUGENT FIRED -Dectmlte .?"n borne after being a pallentln a SlOPPING when they are required for pos· I COLLEGE PARK, Md. w!lllte held Dec. 22 at 6:30p.m. the clilmney. the Amateur Gardener's Club of DecoraUono In the home in· r Parkersburs, W. Va, hospital sible duty. SQUAD CALLED , - The Univ.-sity of lflddl rt doelded Wednesday eluded a mantle arrangemsnl liven by Mrs. Bruoe Llo)'l(. Mrs. ' for !everal days. DAYS LEFT The Racine emergency •quad : lirfd head Football Coach ;po at tbe borne of Mrs festurlng the msdOIDia accent· Guy ReYJ!Oida, rec.tonol ctvle Mr. Caldwell II rsported "' ' Melp Geoerat Hospital I wa.s summoned at u; p.m 'I Nugent today, everoldng '·•·· In Pome. ed with red ornaments, arraJlle- beautification chairman~ gave a covering aiceJy. . '-.1 Admlsti9811 - Myrtle Holter. Thursday for Esta Eaton, Ra- - - -- Hs ""'.,. ments of holly and Cbrtstma• report on the restonal meeting The ludclnl lVIII .~. ~ balls and a white Christmas sud also on the Sears lloebuck' TO DESCIUBE WORK Racine. Icine, who was taken to VeterTO DINE TllDDAY by a partyof Mrfor ~J::"""'Strllausa tree 'dccor•tecl with red omB- awards. Mr. Robert -Reibel r&- Rev. G. R. Crowe of Letart, CIRISTIIAS S£AlSIIIhtTIJnd Dlocloarles- Phyllis Hen· ans Memorial hospital as a The auxiliary ol V~:_~ home '· "'"'"' ments. ported 01! .tbt Clrrlstmas Flower W. Vo., who has been a mission· tiler RESPIRATOR! DISEASES drlx, Syracuse. medical patient. ! Memorial hospilal will . followlllj) the judtJ!ng tourd Mrs. Ed&sr Reynolds, presl· Show beld In Pomeroy with rill- sry ir India the patlt 10 ~ ~;~:~~:~: dinner : Loltle ~" " ' : dent, welcomed ·the members bons awarded to Mrs. Rolble, will be a1 the New HaYen Euti LOCAL TEMPS WEATHER 30 0 • most ":; 1 and ....,.ts IDclutl!q Mrs. lrl! Mrs. Edlar Rey!lo!ds IIIli Mr!. church SUnday, Dec. 12,, IIO&in'I'll, e temperature in Pome- Clolllly, .... ,lonal ram tolwlldsf , ooason !DSI an ou Bater, Mrs. !len PhU..., Mrs. Bntet! l,lotd. Ml'l. Reibel also , olnj at 1:110 p.m., 10 11!0 ol,,ll!s roy 1 busine district t 11 115 Uolnl ·~· bollJ and or... Bradford Mil, .aod Mrl . .Will· repi)t')ed 011 (he radio garden :-k there. 'l'lie poblle N~irtl· " , 1 ' ' light ond Saturday, little chong• ' gifts followq. All -..; ... •fl'!Oiil c:olor1. Houle 11m B~ molber. ol 1111 (C<IIltfnuetl 00 pqe a) Icome. ., • ·m. today . was tle(rees un- lo temperature. Low lolli&bt 111 urged to attend and .~ There are other styles In guitars on display in the music department on the second f!oor. AJso a complete selection of strings, picks and music accessories. Blllloldo for womeo and men. To be Studied b Decem er 21st I $23.00 GIVE HIM : ut Windsor, Onl., M1chigun, and Joy Manufactunng Co., u11d the furm system, st ril flourishlol· resideR\S , of Idaho, Indiana, By Jtov. M. E. Dowoon hllf1llte.... While .we may not I annual mge!W& ol the co a I I em>'"" at SL Loui' •nd 1M Otn~nsytya'fila, · northern Heath Mttbodtst Cburtb understand what God '"t' iW .. ·rn 1 MiniHJ:l lnstitute of Ameriea Angel?s, major league tiiJIIll'"" West Virlinial and New York. Thi'l period of four Sundays us. or thlnk He saw what He i lha! the industry will have 10 1 I sron and H \IO[umt! fuJI at Sources at ihe Pentagon indi- i between Thanksgiving an dl didn't, we must admit tfle entire! mine roa! at a cosl of 'iO cents rhenshed treasures of Rickey'& cated Thursday they believed Christmas called Advent Is one acl of divine humiliation, in per ton. about ha lf its pre~~nt fab rrd dealmgs wrth the worJt the orange flash was a meteor- SPACE CENTER Houston of the truly exalted seasons of 1which God became like us and cost. to survive. he loved ite. Dr. Paul Annear of the (UPIJ - "Go Go Go" ,the year. But muny people dO f 6CCepted even our mortality, Miners, workrng thrl"€' sh rfts- 1 Hrrke_v died in Boone County B~ldwi., Walla~ Observatory •Signals from earth stations not apprec1ate it because they was an act of God's good sense a-day, seven days·a-week, will , J\.t('monal Hospr lal in Columbl*, said the flash could have been spurred Gemmr 7 twins Frank do not accept the purpose of The same WISdom which runs RAWLINS , Wyo. UPIhavl:! lu prodllce 1.000 lons of Mo' II p.m., EST. Thuraday a bohde, a metoor which disin- Borman end James UJvell into God 's coming to the earth. the universe also Jmplements Andrew Pixley. a former coa l per ~hi ft. he smd nrght He had remained UDIJIGo' tegrates as It falls to earth, or f their sixth cosmjc day today In Advent we affirm God' s the redemption of sinners. I chu_rch altar boy who hated He predrl'ted a steady nsr in I1 The mei't rng to dr~ru~-: .~ere- se rous smce uJII<~psing with a a meteor shower expected to ' along a nearly perfect circular IDitiative. His retllfn to t h e l Further, Advellt acclaims socJety. was executed early the cost and complex ity of m1n· d J ket mg qn lie~ ~ hPm t attack while beiDt come next week. pc.th toward 11 unique ''space earth was lhe resu lt of His own ' God '~ intervention. Like-ly this is 1today in the Wyoming State mg equipment but ~ard they fage-,pou,n agt 'h m.lr 11 hr· t•e'd rndurted 1n lo the Missouri, 0 arctl 1~ 1 ldec1s1on. .. Nothing here coe reed one reason many Df us resist ' Prison gas chamber for the · or Jll rev Sport~ Hal! of Fame the niJh& date " Sunday. . . ' would ultimately eut r"osls. 'I m lhe B~llroom at the Phl)('nJx COLUM~Ud8-0h~ FEW C~ 1LbeD- Before dawn had broken over ] God or commanded His appeaHr. Advent observances; we art not radgpe-~layt1 ng of ld ad Chhtrcago l Hotrl, Lex mglon. rn~kad, 011 ol J\ uv 1~. He was 83. Iess mame . iO J?en WI the United Stetes, the two as· ance. He came hera use e happy with God meddling in our JU . e s -year-o aug -er. • HANDBAG ! 1 tiJII I Chrlstma• time Is a perfect time to select a KimbaiJ piano for a gift to your family. Select yours now during the sale of Kimbali Planol on the 2nd floor. You'll find a fine selection of style• and wood finishes and you may use Elberfeld• Sensible Credit Terms to finance your purchase. ~ VISIT OUR BASEMENT Branch Rickey, , Baseball's top 5 Gena' us a's Dead ' • f' Adven t Apprec10 PIANOS Elberfeldo ai!O sell the popular REPAIR, WRAP TOYS The Ligbt and Life Men's 1 Fellowship of the Laurel Cliff F'ree Methodist church met 1 •~Tuesday evening in the recrea- 1 tion room of the parsonage to 1 repair ond wrap toys for ebil-~ ~ dren of needy famllies Attend~ ing were Clifford Jacobs, Steve ' • Eblin , William Baik'y. Pearl i ~ : Jacobs, Lawrence Eblin, Cliff· I ~ ord Klem, Lawrence Smith, ~rnest Powell, James Gilmore, · 11 Iierman Michael. Phil Wise. I F.ugene Gill and Clarence Cur· . Ch 1 I DINNER CHANGED I The Christmas dinner of the : 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Past Councilors of 'I'heodorus I MILL STREET Council Daughters of Amenca, wiD be tonight at 8:30 p.m. at Beginning Friday, December lOth Salley 's restaurant instead of We Will Be Open Every Night Until Christmn the Federated church as sched-uled. A party will follow at the AINRYNrreiiH._..~._....... ad&JOIWII'EIIIfi.JI 1 LFitWMMV raeeau IlL chur'cb. • J sories: purse perfume, per- Kimball f 1 6 GIFTS IN ONE: A fabuloua ensemble or Evening In Paris treasures In 8 magnificent satin.. llned gift box. Five acces- Sale! i I when ~ SAIGON (UPI) - Thousands of U. S. Marines poured ashore from the 7t(J Fleet today and trapped a VietCong regiment of 1,500 men already battling Vietnamese and other U.S. Marines 20 miles south of Da Nang. The Marines' operation, largest lhe since they landed in Viet Nam seven moo ths ago, closed a noose on the ll'ipped Viet Cong who were being methodically cut to pieces by Marine artillery and American and Vietnamese planes attacking in great strength with bombs, rockets and napalm. AU. S. Marine spokesmanJ'redicted the well-entrenched Viet Cong would auf· fer greater losses than they di in a similar Marine ampltibious assault three AUSTIN, TEX. P~ESJ- months ago near Chu Lai thai killed an estimated 700 to 1,000 Viet Cong. Enemy dent Johnson and hi• military losses today were not disclosed. Marine casualties were said to be light. An idea of ch1efs toda~ are revlewmg the the expected heavy Communist losses came in a report from two Phantom j'ets which budgetary 1mpact of the Vtet apparently wiped out 150 Viet Cong in an inferno of blating napalm bur ed against; Nam War, With or without the a clump of trees where they "~ard steps" he hope_s peace had taken refugee. enemy that appeared deter- Fighting was described as Will preclwie. The President de-- The battle zone was some 20 mine to fight to the last man· "heavy" as the Vietnamese and tailed his peace offensive m a miles south of Da Nang and ~'Blocked aDd Tr•pped" Marmes fought the Commurust telephone speech to the AFL- about 20 miles inland. It was in 1be SJXlkesman said today's entrenched in bunkers, trenches GIVEN CHECK- Clyde Wines, Jr., commander of Racme Post No 602, American Legion, ClO Co~vention in San .Fran_cis- this same area the Viet Gong Marine landing supported by &nd tunnels with heavy rna- presents a check for $75 to the Southern Local Athlellc Buosk rs a mi school ot11nals durmg an open house co. While he sal~ the Uruted cut a government crack ranger stronP Air Force units had chine guns and mortars. the LegiOIJ hall Thursday night. The Legion donation v~· as made to help cover costs of fiimm g home State~ is determmed to do all battalion to ribbons earlier this "blocked and trapped" the V1et Marine casualties were de- High school football games thi s past season. Left to ri g ht , are Don;:~id Wolfe, athletic direl'lor; that 19 n~ctssary" ~turn back week with a point blank attack Cong regiment dug into strong ! scrJbed as "light" but in recent Wines, Mason Fisher, Athletic Boosters president : Honal d Deem , hP<Jd fool bed! to<Jch and district executive Comm_urus~ aggression, he held as the rangers rnstr~d in to aid positions m the coastal areas days the Vietnamese have and Eugene Holter, Legion officer. The Racine High :School Alumm Assoc1atw n i!nd Post 602 jointly sponso~ ., ' out tlus olive branch; . a trapped government unit. It that long have been a taken heavy losses. the project.- Sentmel photo · ''We are equally determm~ is about 335 miles northeast of Communist stronghold. Tbe Marine operation was .. -- -- --- - - - ~- - ed that every prospect for saigon. The Marines appeared to be dubbed "Harvest Moon'' and a ~';o-:m:1rr~;;~~~"'1 " ~ ~ r ' ' peace be exhausted before olh· I allacking in great force . A high ranking officer said II was N~ WYORK !UPI-_ Emile ' er bard steps are tak~." Tbe A U.S. spoke~man ~ho i spokesman used the term sure to surpass Operation Annual Charge for Griffith, the broad -s houldered, 1 1. President did1 not explam what reported the Marme landmg "mu!U-batlallon"~J,OOO 10 4.500 Starlight of three months ago Rover Due Jan. 20 wasp-waisted world writer- 1 "hard steps' are under consid· disclosed that other Marines troops. A Marine battalion runs when Marines moved into .an '--' weight rhampion, is a solid ~ eration, ~ut he appeared . to we~ flown in . Thursday by somewhere between t,200 and area south or Da Nang and Dogllcenaes for 1166 went favorite to whip challenger ! temporanly rule •lUI bombmg helicopter to aid the ham- 1,500 men. About 1,000 South killed an estimated 100 to 1 OliO on osle today In lbe auditor's Manny Gonwlez f<iday night I key targets In Hanoi or in its pressed Vietnamese fighting an Vietnamese were involved. Vfet Conj. ' office of the Meigs county ICte In their schedo[.ed 15 - round to-· port city of Haiphong. rtbou o· 1 f' ht t M d" S eou Be. 1t e 1g a a 1son uare ST UlUIS IUPI· -B __ .l , n... owoero are requ 1red 10 PITTSBURGH IUPI"i - Coal I Garden. ranca, ,, 10n ...,. PITTSBURGH - AN OR· purcllase tbe tagll before JaD· mines will have to produce -Thr odds hnoring Griffith RJCkev. ma ster builder, in~ ,. ange bail !\f fire, sightl!q in aary zo by either mailing the twice as much ilt half llle cost , hal-e ranged from 14-5 to 17-5 tor, inoneer and one ~ seven sU..tes and Canada, pro- , fee or delhrering it in person if they are tn survrve m lhe iu- in n'f't'DI days. F.\•rn (;onzatez' more powerful hands ro d8 vided scientists, military per- I' to tbe auditor's office. Cost of lure, the prl!sident of one of lhl! I traint•r, n.vear-o[d Bill Gore. ' growth or baseball, IS dead. You'll want to see all the other Evening In Paris Gift Sets of perfume, toilet water, bath oil, powder. All attractively bo<ed. Ready to be wrapped and placed un· der the tree Elberfelds also have a complete selection of other nationally known brands of cosmetic gifts for men and womC>n - on sale in the cosmetics depart.. ment on the lst floor. • 1 E!rrtion of officers was held Ii Entrenched Enemy being Cut to Pieces By Combined Artillery, Aircraft Attacks WORLD THIS : : New Officers v i.- ... . .-:-..;" . JEWELRY 2 f! ; : DofAE/ects i • -.,_;,. GIVE HER 2 2! f, FOR HIM FIVE In • Chesler Council, Daugb-1 ~ 1 ters of America, mel Tuesday , ~ evening with 36 members pres• en t ~ Leda Mae Kraeuter, oouncll~ or. opl'ned lhe meettng in rit,. ualistie form . Mary Parke was N'ported ill in Holzer Hospital. FOR EVERYONE ~ -· Off1cers elected were Barbara "' Sargent, councilor ; Opal Hollon,' ON YOUR LIST. Hssociate councilor; Mary Sho- 1 I( walter, vice councilor; Dorothy , Myers, assciate vice councilor; Margaret McClam, conduc- : :: tor; Beulah Maxey, warden; • Mary K. Rose, inside sentinel; GREAT GIFTS Anna Tuttle, outside sentinel; and Esther Ridenour, trustee. 1 Round-robin Christmas cards , were sent to Mary Parker, Ber. 1nice Ridenour, Fannie Adam!, Glenna Hay('s and Cora Cummings. Plans were made for the next meeting, December 21, which will be preceded by a eSLACKS 1 Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. ' JACKETS ~ and there will be a II gift ... Co T • A S • : change. Secret pals, will be re- ! GLOVES 1 ~aled . At the close of meet· , eSHOES e ~ mg , a cakP w<l1k w:l~ spmlsr)red , I HATS eBELTS • by the sood of order commi~, ~ tet and won by Mae Spencer. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 ':~~" at 2 r v • :::-;~; · pair =I !• ,.... ·.••. ·: . ~ 2 1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO IM. .-:. ,, s""· , .... ..-' ,. , 2 r NO. 198 ~~ 1 ""-*'"to XVII \ Sizes small, average and tall in a fine looltirig perfect filling agilon stretch nylons that women like to wear. Smart colors for your selection. 2 : ; en tine \ I t -- Kirbury I • at y ••• Roush's Shoe Store -, Dftlored To Tlullnrerau 01 Tlul Meiga.Muon .4reo MEIGS THEATRE I • SHOP BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS 1 ' ''•' ln•talla·l·----------------.;...--------------------j MAKE ELBERFELDS in POMEROY your SHOPPING CENTER II- ]I)-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Dec, 9, 1965 l ooming, after wblch the olfl. At the close fl. tho - - - ---~· - - - -- ~ -- ·- ---- - ------ - - , cers of 1965 retrred. Wh1le the tion, Mrs. Wilson was present-- 1 officers wert preparmg ror in- ed an honorary membership in 0 <lallation. Thelma Dill. Mary Pomeroy Chapt-er. by Ruth l'irglma Kaulz Carolyn Thom- Tompkins. An honorary meme ap t ~r I . I as and Cadd rt'". Wickham sang, bershlp was sent to Charles D! Grand mstallation or oH\cers 1laUve of Mr ssourt, and Bermre , ''Let the Lower Lights be Bum Johnson, worthy grand patroll. ! \ 'P ll~ held when Pomeroy Chap- Hend~;>rson, grand repres~nta- mg... Mrs Wil son accepled the memtbf ter 186, OES. mel 111 spet:ml ' lJ Vt> of N?rth Dakota. ; r· !Jersh!p for Mr. Johnson. Ella l , 1 q ssion Monday evenmg at the , Otlwrs mtrodUct'd and wei· 1 Cathryn 1A 1lsun, ~orthy Smith on behalf of the Cha_pter, } ~Jasollre Temple, w!lh 125 1>res- comed were mne worthy rna- grand matron, _lh~ instalhng of- j presenttd Mrs. Soulsby wlth a ' trons_and l.l\'l~ worth~· patrons ficer, ~as ass1sted by . R~th \past officer:~ jewel, and Denzel ! ~~~ t::n 1 worthy , of D1 ~tnct 25 a;nd one wnrthy Tompkms and Ella Sm1th, I~· 1Goeglem, on behalf of the Chap- 1 1 ,, 1 lara Sut Soubhy, ;, 1·,mJ 11'0n,and .lamesSoulsb). wnr matron of Mason . W Va Four- _ stalling_ gran~ marshals: MarJe : ter, presented Mr. Soulsby 8 ','\ pati'On, opt•nt'd T ht' Jnt'l:'l: lt't'11 vast matrons ami three Curd. rnstall1t1g gran~ con~uc-f jewel. 1 1 o· st. l ngul!i hed uup~ts imro· ' ~~o~st putnms or Pomeroy Chaptress; M aud Grueser mstalhng , " ' " 1 I ' I' ·'' • .. • r. , · u 1·1:1.! wetcomPd ;md t-s{·orlt•d ' ter 1\'t'le also presented. 1heo grand dla])\ain . Luril}l' Swarr\' · · .R ema~ks were made !J)' eacu , \; 1 , lh~ t'J<il W~"'lt> (',:thr~n \\'1!- 1.. SmJth wa~ rt'rogni:t.t>d as a hammer, mstallinggra~dorg~n- d1~tmgu1shed guest, who com· ! ; . "'n worthy gr:rml nw tr1rn 11f ( dislrnguished Mason and \Ia - tst , Manone Crow, mstalhng pllment~d the Chapter 0 ~:e 1 ;~; 1 t 1 1 ~ Jlllia f'lemrng . tlt !)Lilv rrt' ('un! crs Sf'(l't'tar~ 01 Or s- ; {.!.rami warder; and Theo . L. mstallatl?n, w~rehappyto e 25. lrirt :.!5 Tllo~t' who held tor me-r , Smilh, installmg grand sent mel. . the evcnmg With mem~ers afnd , 1 .. r ·l m tlrnn 11 1 lll'·-l!'irl ' " "' ,\ . I\ ' . • ' • st and were lookmg or- ' lorem1 Ham s, grand reprt'St'n gnmd appomtmt'nts. p.1~ 1 ma - tn st<:~llt>d were Barbara \-\al- 1gue s, . . 1 _, . - ---pair m · 111 ot her ker. y,ur·thv mal run D a 1 e 1 ward t~ a return VISit. . ------ 1I'll n!\ and p·1st ' ' ' (. haptrrs Wt' rt' wt'lr•nmt'ri Sntr th wor1hv patron; Betty [ Sunshine pages were Mar!e I m The v.orthy rnulr.m ""elt:om- (·uv.a~ l!SSfl(:iale matron : Guy I Custer, An~ R~p~ Th~~a DIU I• Pom•roy, Ohio ed all and tlwnkt'd tlrem tor 1 ('uwan ' assoc iate patron · Elsie 1and Georgia a on. . e SUD· H . -· . .. -' p Sn~ r th · sf'f>retar-y Mabel 1 shine fLmd for the evemn~as 1 li TONIGHT thru SATURDAY I G~egtr m .. treasurer; Kat hryn given to the ORS Home e W· . WOMEN'S J Jurd<~n runduclress; Oorothv , ment lund. . : "HELP'' i ~roodo;d, Hssociate eonduC1 lnve une another lS the theme THr BF.ATLFS 1 FUR LINED 1'fpc hnien l1rr 1 . L'l' . S Soulsbv C'hirp- for the new year; love and luyu The B~:t1l('~ .Joh ll . Paul 1 ·_re:-:~ 1. ar; nuleh~r m-:,r'" il"i· ' alty , the watchwords; red and I ' tieorge. H•. ngu 1 <JJn oil\ nUl ~ , < -~ a , , . h I d d . ""I • • •• lgan· ,~ 1. 11 ,,1· I whrte,. t e coors; an re roses, r~m · m ·e 1raey. o · F•afurll'tte: f:'n Hubbard Ada Chorlorte DJ!- 1the llower. . Caught On Th• Bounc• $7-99 $J.88 Colorc1rtoons l;mJ . Huth: ·Linda Guimher. J::c;. r The meetmg _dosed m ~~ular l Ad mi ss ron : 75e & 40c. tht-r, Opal Priddy . Martha; Do~- I forJ~ ..afte~ W~Jch members_ ~nd is Ewing, Elt>cta : Ben Ewing ,. guests adJOUJ n~ to the dJ~mg I 5UN,-MON.-TUES. warder and Phil Williamson, room v.here refl t>shments ~~ ere : ; Dll'c. 12-13·14 I r el Jarr es Soul ~bv will served Jwm two tables allrac. 1 I "LORD JIM" I sen rn . r . , t" . h"t t vers a n d Middleport I' sen•e as the new !rust••t'. , rve m w I e ne co f' 1 Prlt'l' f)'Tuolt•. .Jnnws Mason I I centerf'd w1th arrang'emt'nl o I ~ C-IC'CICifW' I I ~t~~.~,.~~fl'I\R:ICJe"l(-t~l(lll'.j(lflf'l~lf"N-I'Jftftll.lt'CICII'fiClft'IIIICft'IC'I'I'!CIIIf«lll'IICICIII ~ · red roses. w1th red e<mdles on 1 ~ Ieilhrr side. Members and gut"sts, ' 1 :!!' A werf seated at tablt!S decoral1 ed w1Ur p1ne cones, holly and I ' : ~ red e<~miles. , ·~ 'J Fl!<J Snuth , Elsie D. Smith. t ,, HuLh Tonrpkms and Besse Wt: 1'd ':J '.t presided at the tea and cnlfet' i ·' seni1·es. Refreshment s were in l!' ~ eharge of Mane Curd, assisted ~ a by Zt>lda Davis, Mary V1rgima ; ~ il K<~u t~, I::velyn LanninK . Pauline ~.• Mayer, Carot~·n Thomas, Clara , ~ T~1masand~rut~Will , ~ The decorations throughout ! ~ :. the dming room, ('haj.Jlt:r ~ .tt. woms and hall earned out the •Ill' •a Christmas colors . using nowers ,· : " and e\lerg!'f'en, wilh arr ange: A•~ mt'nls made by Bt!lly Cowan, ~< Lmda Gu inther. Kathryn Jor • e SWEATERS • dan and Opal Pnddy, Serv1ng ~ un the registration commrllee ' e BLOUSES e SKIRTS '\ • were Beulah Ewmg, Bes.e Ward ~ : Caddie W1ckham and Geral- i > eCOATS eSUITS \, ~ dmeYoung Pin-ons werev eroeo l ~ of scnpture in a booklet wilh , eSLIPS eGLOVES • red and wh1te covers Ben r;w-1 .' I ing, Guy Cowa n and Albert 1 : e SLACKS e HOSIERY ' ~ , Woodard, were the chm comr, mJltee. ,. I HATS e SCAR o Mrs Walter, worthy matron. I ' a presrnted g1fls which had been ~ plaet'd under the trt'"e m dinrng = room. tu ear.h of the mstalling ~ oflrrers Gut"' Is wtre present from 1 Amesv11!e, AthE>ns, Bartlett. ' A Beverly •. Chesterhill, Guysville, HarrisonvJ!le, Lowell, Mariett<J, 1 If \1cConnelsville, Middleport. Ra= dne, Jtei!l'erS\'llle. Stockport and ~ Sunbury, Ohio and Mason and Pt P leas<:~nl, W. Va. • ' I Home Lighlint' JudtJeS will be G•Iven Party how to soy "Merry Christmas" with PURE JOY! Say it with Fanny Farmor'o ,peclal Merry Chrlstmu Asaortmept, The fre1hnt, moat flavQrful buttercre&ml, cararflels, _criapa. duatera. fruity and nutty_candln,lll eacb fe•tive box. Tba beat you can sive or zeU ~. ..... 21bs. 3.50 ,..,(111(~ ... b...,.. you wantllle follett 1 See all tho other Fanny Farmer 'c.n41~1 for Chrllimd. 5 lb. boJ:eo - 1 lb. bo~es - choOOlato I;Overed cberrleo - mint wafers - nul el111ten - Dllle1 - Kiddie Pop1 - candy barl ID4 ehoiollto Bania Clalll. ..n.:.,;:":.,. IPICIAL PURCHASII Mens Drill Socks Argyle. patterns and very colorful and pel' feet for Christmas gilts. S!zeo 10 to 12. You'll want several pair. 39c IOYI "SHANMONT• Leo I""""'Y ""'I - - --- I I Cotton (:rew Socks I I I Have multi-color top SLzes 8 to 10"- 100% cotton' except 4% nylon reinforced lieel and toe. = 39c •,.1. v~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy ""'',\'-".r.~ .: ,_ " :, ; 1 ' ., lltf. 1 ~~;:~ tt~~ " .111.· 4,',' <~ •.- ~.-lfl11t~~.Jil-~.#¢~ *• !'...ao:. « .~ . ~ .~f~il ···~. ~.l~IO&lL Ul{l; Wfh -.iJ4:·..t.~ lil!~.l Wi ~""""'" .. :;:·and 0~ - ~~~~~~,·i. v 1flt ..,.Y.3 ·~ � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 9, 1965 collins connolly holley kinniard long miller phillips