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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 ·~ �. ... - · ~- . .. ... , .. - ~ ~ .'-: •, .; . ... . ··· · ·· ·· . .. ... . . . . ... . .,_ ·--""'1;110-'._.......~ ':' . ·· · .·. . .· ....· - ·-·· · · · ··--- ··· .., ..... ......... .. ., ... ~.- -. .....d'"'.~>'if··....;l :- ... ... . . , 1 .. "J- , . . . . ... . ... ... . . . ." . ~ ' il'""fi"'ii-' "Y"',..., ,.~~ ~ - ir ~· ~- "1~' .. -- SOCIAL CAtENDAR 11- Voice of Broadway ••• If ()[ VC:Vo 'J'he Pomeroy WCTU wm have their Oirlllm.- moelln& Frida~ at J p.m., at the Firat BapUst cbnrcb. Meml>ers are to lake I By Jack O'Brian v the Oi • ,,. ir· ' '' ·'' '"l· le 11 [,, ,,.J ' "II I • !• • • l I 'I MIIH COUWI'Y AeiiCULTUilAL IOCIITY .INAMCIAL ITATIMINT AI 0' IMOYIMI. . U, 1HI IICIIPTI-~· - D~ • 11111 (JO Adllil•loDt: '!':0... :. ~:: 1 Gra*ta.l ~_;:. ~ .ea.~ ~... :Jil: To~ ~out 1 ° .:n "*'·" ° · ~al," m - ' , &.lOA&. MOTIU Go•l• l'ftdta&lt Galllt Dam 12.0, IJ.3, ruonlt1g I !eel on rollers, Pomer<>y·Mason liO,. 71, Pl Pleasant 24.111, Hlnto• 0.58 otaUonary, Kanlwba Falla 130 rislna, Charleston 18.'11 falUna. London, Marmot, ll4 Wlnllold clarno wort uo lbt o11la. 11<111 Movemeoll: Olllo Rl- - Buver dow& IS. 7:15a.m.; L. FloDre up 14, 2:15 p.m.; OVEC up 14, II:OS p.m.; Wulel'll up II, 4:40 I.DLI QueeD City down 15, I a.m.; IJ. llnoiJ 1l!' 16, 4:15 a.m.; Llllle Georae up 16, I a.m. 1 Jorry Bolwortb up 17, 9:11 a.m.j ReUable up 17, 3 a.m.; Bob Ben18' up 18, 7:80 a.m. )Ddi· ana up 19, $:40 a.m.: David Vlckero up 19, 7:1111 o.m.; D& up 20, 4:1i0 a.m.; Invader up 20, 4: liO a.m.: Edeana Bos~ down 20, 5:50 a.m.; Allllpny up 20, 8 55 o.m.; Harvey JordoG down 20, 7:10 a.m.; M~ ml down ZZ, 4:35 a.m.; Acado !all down 28, 1:31 a.m.; Mr. DffiECTS RESEARCH- Dr. Jameo D. L'IanDI hao been Chris down 23, 7:1& p.m.; Chrlo Jr. down 23, 7:15 p.m.; Steel named director of research of The Goodyear Ttrel Rubber d h 1 t••s 1 Company. He joine t e company n ~ as an oraan e Trader down 23, 1:50 a.m.; Wal· chemist after receiving b1t doctorate from the University tor lltdjor<l do1111 2S, 1:20 a.m. of Wisconsin. He Is a Fellow of the Institution of The Rub- Helen R. up Greenup a p.m.; ber Industry, London, and a member or 1he Akron Rubber Wayne H. up Greenup I IIi a. Group, the American Institute of Chemists and the Ameri m.; Cotton Quee11 up Greenup 4:11 a.m.; Joaepb Cholln down can Institute of Chemical Englneera. _:::::.:.::::::::::...::::::::_::__ =::::__ _ _ ______ Greenup Ul a.m.; Alton Zepbyr down Greenup 1:41 a.m.; 0 Milley F. up Meldahl2:11 pm.; MIBI Su80D down Meldahl 6·40 p m.: Ravenswood up Meldahl 12:50 a.m.; Alico down Meldahl 3: II a.m.; Aelna • Louisville down Meldahl 3:20 a.m.; La<ll• A •t " ·year-old former GaD! a count Yhighway e mploye land McCeary up Meldahl Ul and Guyon TwJfd farmer, wu found ohot to dealh In his home on Cox ., elght·tentha of I mlle eas I of Mercer· a.m. Barbro Streioand'o aglllt JO@ Ca.,luo Clay-contander 11:mlo nentty. Glaser tells u1 tbe Bklyn. Nef- Terrell and h1s manager Bern· petl . ", _ ;; trllti wal!l offered ~.000 for ie Glickman are in their final ~ke T~ Jr.'l ~ TV· MD;~siuine. Whlb! PSbrine of or:~::! Bevmte ....... 001110 , rounds A. N. Y. law rrrm IS rspec1al on his late fathers col- Jerusalem will meet 1D ngular oamt• aM Movoltiee ..... . tMOOO JU St one week at Chicago s Me-burnmu the ovm11mt: oil on orful life bears Ktde• and . ... ,.. ... 3398 ta · " . the1 hopemex - aessIon at tho IOOF •lUI • Fri· Totll .. ShoWI .. ..... .. 8 eonmck Place ; that one Vq:as I multi-millionaire dollar G auitrdeu al-1mom-to-law Li:t: Tay or w Dar· da•,, at 8 p.m. There will be Commercial l,.ce. di h! N te from the VaUcan Gronndl . ..... . ... llfi,OO JHmt dangled $100,000 for a legmg Ma son Square a Ira . 1 o. , . eertmon1a1 aad offictrt are re- rann Mr.cb~Mrf .. . ........ • ' " : week's wallio& and there are 11 and execs leaned on Cassius auaaestll Chicago s Archibllhop tpftlted to weir formals. ~~. ::·:. :;:.·:.·.·::., ~:00 fl ~ d All ·~ breech a promotional a- 1Cody will get hll red hat eorly Tho annual Chrislmao dinner ..,.,, " ,...., 1100 an up greemenl dozen en 1 Authorest Taylor : in '66 .. We suppose If Peret IDd party of the Ladiea Auxil· cJ::•::ntl'1'·;...--·::::;;;;.".• ~:: lor oneshots in sports stadiUms Caldwell bas had no. trouble ' Sellers really iJ playina ••James l.ary or the SyraCUH F1re de- ltaU aD.d l'en Bent •••••••• •• 1111.00 Songwriter Charles Strouse l peddlmg her novels to mov1es i Bond'' m "casino J)ll1mlllt wUl bl Frlday, Dec. ...;·HorN.':::::::::=.:: ("Bye Bye Blrdle," "Golden her 85 weft best-seller ''Dear Ithere'• no reuoa "' cau t 10- 10, lD Otcar'1 Rlnrboat room ~:::- .:::· , .:::::::; u~: Boy") expecll a Uttlt IOlden and Glorillus Physician" was ,• Icept. Woody AUea as bla ~ at GaWpolla at 7 p.m. AU mem- at;:t!:",.atr Aounu. ... tooo.eo or &irl in 111, Sprintf . olx·liJiure nlm oalel but oheo 1vlllam ~ Wonl·lactory ct ben ore to meet at lbt homo ol ,_.. _......,.,. Flln 00 A!thor tLove It a Many Spltn· certain lht'l been blacklisted, Gebman'a new book, '-Th,t Syln zwDUng at 1 p.m. My· ro~ 1:-.::J -• '!'bin ) H Su In wei- tho' luxurioualy - H'wood'l yet , Had," 1J rwnored up to Dick I _._ pall wUl be rw•led with CountY Aldt Sec. t'tl1 .22 . .. t&JO oo dm~ I an y od aln I I ln rw'flectionl of b1a byiOitl •~.J sec. tm 01 or .02 . . . ..... 110000 l omed honorabH! marty aplen· to pr uce a II t one. I Jlftl. a.c. l'Jn.oa . . •... ....... soo.oo d h wtveo Tho Burton• I r t DEC 11 .."' .. . .. ·•• ..... .... ""·'" dore<is:ndc~idzt<vi)o aua i:~ drwnbtc ol a Swill Chrtl~ Tho Letart F~la PTA Ia ·;;o; ·:::::::: ... T'o \rS. ey I er · · Prtraoell Mel thopl DoUUOIUI ,. . . • . . JUil 00 news for all jazz fans - dtatbl OUr tint ChrJttmBJ card, 11 1mas tlll .. _.....a. $30 aponaorlnl a JltDey Suppw 1nd CGU.OUone mm PHvtOUI YHN Moo ut gifted pianist . eompoaer usual, arrived from Mrs. San- wholNBie &Dd 1 ~· ,. a Bazaar on De. 11 at tbe Ele- =::neo~t ··. · . ·:.·:. ~~-: J k KeUy) Henny Younamon'a 1 II Claua -Sopllio Tucker 1100 a year on clotheo our !th mentary Grade School bulldlnl. "'"umnh •- ,,..,. ,.,... ......~. ,.:~·ln-lawl and Hank D'Amico, I Mro. JFK didn't object to plio· Ave . '"'"' •lllriCblly ~ovelaJ;:.: Servin& beiilll at 1:30 p.m. ::,:,~·~::,,eounu.. . oooo the Jotm Bennett l CqOIJI o,w T~o...~ II Total Reulptl for ~ Ye•r M48CI :lB m tuoso elarlnetist and e I d tOilS lak1 Dl h. r PIcture 8t ~. cub 1n Treuurr at a..,_rn~lnr , home town friend Hank was Ioff-Bdwy. hit ''Hogan'• Goat," Hannah Jr .. _ , J The Riverview PTA will '' ruoa1 Y•ar .. .. •. 1181 •01 l"'l about to tour with Loulo but eocort Rob't LoweU did for Claude Ramo daufhter ... , meet Dec. IS at 7:30 with a ...,, ·a,i'iuooot.ii••l "'"" Armstron1 when stricken. 10me rhym;e or reason . - ''Roll~ lka wants an .ctinl car:-r 1 dramatic p-oup from Oblo Unl· a.larl" 1 s"ntarr ·· • ·· I 11116•00 A Bklyn. narcotiet grand iTtJ Stones" manager Alien 1 without help or menlloll ofo D~ versity preuntln& I play, "Bo~s ~::u~~ ;;; ~: ::;;; ~~ ~ 1 1 Jury w1ll jangle thl oopt and Klela'a ~e\HIInl witll Dick Clark, ::;: : dad ~= OlapllD at Large." Flag ceremtmy Will ••~~~- i.'a'b;; .. ·: ::::::: · .: gent Involved Jaoe Mor· the agmg boy promoter, for Y · h t be by the Cub Scouta. Christ- -nclletTall•"' .. .... .... .... . :m~ 11 g,ll\'1 buaineas bo!l Bill Rubin what he claim• are Clark'• will play I tiny role iD I mu aonp by tht atudlnts. ~~c,dciut ... :.::··. :..:... 1~~~ •<I month wtll wed KoUy "dama&ln& and llbeloua otatt movie ltaiTini Sophia and Mar- The public Ia welcome. om.. Holp .. .............. ..... nl ..... and " . e" lon Someofthlbigplt roek· Th Port! nd PTA wiD meet Parter. . . . , . . . . . ..... .. 47.50o . Katz: (Mazeltov, beiOITI) .. _ men~o~~ Jl'OII lgDOriDC hll•"' .. .. ........ .... ... Sli'700 e a - -and demands a "public apolo- roll groups are 1aymg some o1 Monday at 7·10 p.m. Officers Total ... ....... . .. . . . • amoo ...... tour . , , and chairmen of committeel ...... .. . • . •• .• ,., .. gy'' but no Gn8 much steml to tbe ~..e-., ~,'i.oua• .of llemben ' , .. ,. 225P~ know why The movie of N<>- Americana Hotel'o Royal Boxlo ed lo a !land . "':,0.""' EJo<tddtr ..... .. ....... , ~tb future food itt are urg ~ eJ•pboDU . . . .••.. t3t.u el Coward's novel "Pretty PoJP loaded "' : The DaUBhte'n of Ruth clan Total .. · · · .. · · . ... NB.SII I:ly" Allen • of the United MethndiJI ehurcb .,... - "' ....... "'' will be prod uced by Goora• J ack . Ctater • Woody ........ .. . .. . .. .... , .. '"' tContmued from paao 1) w. George ' 10n of one of the Fih• Jullf London -and E llo -•u eel at the home o1 Mloo Wonmooo com, .. ... .. ... "'"' . hl now than the "' rn Eberabach. Monday 1 t 2 &wrut Pnll'llnt ol Lo•u . ... • . .• , MOO oo 1finest m the wor ld rtll . 1 entlernen anywbert, 1 ,..en ld ; royI I in.......... ~ Lydia ... .. . .. ... tau oo 1 \Ill t:t of nghteousness. Satamc : Rube Goldberg. p.m. for a Chrlatmaa party anti m1 ina4 ville, at 7:15 a.m. today. ' GalllpGU. Dim Becky restslanrt can gel the alleslonce ' , 1 alii txchBDie """ . . . .. . eo oo The body of Clealis Swain, clad In blue work shirt Was !On up I P m·: Buckeya t>f modern man much easier . Neil Slmoo'• "Barefool ~eWS · ...~~~~~- ~-~·"::'.:::: · ~- ~ and overalls, but no socks or shoes, was -found lying be-- State up B·45 p.m.; Onward up than God can, even though He tho Park, " woo London raves The Daqhters ol Union Ve~ eo::::f . : .. :.. ::.:::: !ll.:l side a bed 1n a bedroom. He bad been apparently shot In It p.m.; EUsha Woods down 3:• c.m1e from h1gh heaven to 8 .. At the Bd~r· frrs~ nlKht ?' I erans wLU me-et rt the home or l'rtnttnt en4 11uppU"J the back. -A 12·gauge Bhotgun wae found approximately 10 a.m.; Zimmer up 4:45 ~ m.; 1 Ol ab l' endured all Ihe tragedy , The Playroom lcaU II f'reud s Eatere4 Rotpllll Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Monday }:':,~: . •: •.:·.. : . ::.::: :;-~ 1wo fl'.llt from !he body. Tbete were s,igns a scuffle had Lady Rosemary down 4:45 1. otule. including ill llnallndtl· a-poppml, our UN Ambass•· l Peroons entering Holter JIO!· at 6:30 p m. lor a Olristmas ""'" .. ........ .... .. ... w ... taken place. m. J. S. Lewis down 1:40 a.m.; mtv ..r death tlsell. <or no other dor Arthur Goldberg headed the pttal during the last 24 hours in· dinner and party, with I $1 alii ...~:~~;; .... ,.. ........ '""' The Gallia county sherifrs department late this Solvay up 7:4.1 am.; Jellboat rrason than to _reestablish • black-he brtt:•de foJiowed h: eluded Mrs. Wtlriell R. Haner, ex.ch1ngt. Dlv_t_ .. : .. : :·: • 1=~ morning brought the victim's wife, Olive, age about 40, up 8·40 a.m. b•11krn fnendshtp 11>-tsh Serge 000 tensky "'I · Lower Rtver Rd ; Mrs. Emily Th W5 C. ol H th Meth<>- " ••" ..... ....... ""',. and ason, Monvil, age 22, to the oherlff's office for ques- Kaaawba Rlvff' - Lucy Jane •sh Norma Dauphin Roy COOn · 1 A e .o. ea ,.,., .,,._ .... , ..· two.3'J "" 17 tion • Ing. Th ey were, acco rdi0 •8 t o oIfJeers, th e onIYother Lucas up Marmet 5:43 ·a.m.j w 1 at makes man den y th • tt 1 L. Plymale, 232 Firs ve.; dJst Church will meet Monday Totel . . ......•• 8 od'~1 1mnat 1ve'' Why do we ptr ) tresa nt-row~ngl anoCher . pre hoy 1 Mary Roderick lL Court St Ke\H ."" Y'o...- 11 at 7. 80 p m at 'r;;n1 :-~~ .,., ,. persons In the Swain home Duncan Bruce down Winfield " arae amp lOll w Dr evenl .• ~ ~. . . . . " "'. ••• .. ... ~ m thmklngnoont, God quit. th,e s how OD the road. Wl th M Jean'I'homss,105Mabellnt .: tbo ...... )levotiooalandpro-Expen•e• . ".. .. ... ,. a~oo atth e tlmeof th eshoo li ng. • 7p.m.;AllenR.Merrlll down w th A E '9 Ev \=IIW"UI. IP~dal Atlraetlont:.. ... .. 1830ts Wl n ld 7 •• w H Sh mrluded . need cometo ourG •I erm thuhi• 'beard ' rs or y . vans, " · .,..amleaderlwillbiMri.Earl Total ne :.... p.m.; . . av· ower • ow i r . Ht Mrs Allred J Hem eo &pedal Aumuau1 Jr down WIDfl ld 9 30 p m arei'' : and hk.e that. a.ns s ; · · ' KniJht and Mrs. Emenon JODell. Grll!.-tao4 Attr• •. •••• .. • JUUU. er • · e : · ·: \\hat makes I man deride . ' Gallipolis WOtiovB. llosteoseo wm be Mrl. Glntn '.' '.. ""'""" ,.';';: 0. F. Shearer down Winliel:l mtel l!genct'" Why do we Ella Kazan'• wham during , Randolph, t. 2 . a.; Lambert Mn· Bemard Fult& Other • • 12:15 am.; C· V. Harrier up !Stay away from church, refu~ : Otto Premlngtr '• court 1111t to Robert Abnt!r Ill , ~ender!on; Mrs. John Ketchka, Mrs. M. L: ~~:o:~ "su!~P~~.::.:·.: : : (Continued front page 1) Winfield 2 a.m.; H. E. Bowles , "''"'"'" 1 counseL at-ceplln> protect the mtegrlty of h10 films Mrs. George H. Collins. Reeda- French and Mro. Fleda Faehn "'""' IYotom ....... ,. 100.00 endurance recorda to loll In IRRer, 0 down Winfield 2'15 a.m.; Jel. t1- m ahead of the Bible where sold down the TV channeb .l ville ; Mrs John C. Chancey, Rt Ia ~:~:n::~ .~::::·· ::: ~!: their wake. y childrea of Rotary sat ferson up Winfield 1:55 a.m.; thr mmd or God" exposed snd " My motion plclureo are ao mu, 1 MlnenvtU•; Mrs. Ruasell Few, · D'"' 11 "'"~·• · .... .. ...., y•oo In th.eir own preparaUon lor un OWI8,,1 ••- a"nd ~ 1 ,,. to A. J. Patten Ill' Wllifleld 4·15 expknned" •bliated by commercials on 'JV, Middleport: Mrt. Ro'llertl+. The Garden Club attempt at formation be of a.m. 1 1 \\'hal mak,. a man d•lend 'r that i can't stand watchm& l son , Rl t Shade·, Mrs · EdWard wdl . r · meet · · the "'";'everung · o! Dec, K•t.atoneae. T"' ' .. ·Uld· ft1Pain " " • "''"' fty•In s••ce, tht Gemini 7 Ch •~,_m belor -~v•·• 11 1 ...e !""' TJM ~-.: u.. hlm~elt again~t God'a lnterven- ' them." Susan Straaberg; ex- 1t.l'um Ripley W Va • Mrs ..tu th ho 1 M t::•P1h 1 .ll:lvutmanu. astronauts. u&ed two bural! of their 1,.1,.' Thursday evening at ., Vh d 1 th 1 , 1' ' ' · • mas pa .., at e me o rs N•w BuUdlnp . .. t84t'f k ~ Lron \ "Y o we earn e 1peds a baby but 11 doesn l keep 1Samuel McC\ure4 Oak Hill; Denver Wtber with Mrs Er- Total . . . . . • •. . , IMI :M mane.uvermg rockets to klc Middleport Elementary achooli ,krl l~ of selfishness w1th pleas- , her from twmgmg thru ttw[Charles E. Hall, Rav~!IW«'d; nest Whitehead as C()--h~ste!l. c-~~:1 ~~':.~':nt.r .. .... ... 111411 their space craft lnto an orbit caleteria. 1111 .tnrl rt'! use the demands of mor~> alhletlc scenes of her hu• Mrs Nov1ce E. Olrd, Nash- M be to briDI Chriatmal Toul ... .. . ,. tM.t'J rang1ng btween 185 and 187 1 llur df'~llny until old age, lick- band Chns Jones' 'Jesse Jap ville, Tenn.: Clark B. Cummtngs l ern rare ~:rn::=:ttu~• toi ,.~. ~= miles from earth.. This w111 fade Santa's appearance hlghllght8111 aee m Trlltuf'7 n,~s or the rustv and mourn· 1 mes.'' TV film senes Mary I Coalton· Cathy L. Clark .Msns· · UIJJ!I down to an even 186 miles by ed the annual Christmas party lui •qeakmg of death'o door Marlin feela ao otcure (all : field ; Mark A. Coburn,' Jack· ' ••:,TD'IED• ... · ,......, Sunday to give Gemini 6 an held by the MlddloJlort·Pomeroy us'' those ravt-rave Lllndon Re· · son · Mrs Melvin L Newmeynu Fred c Leifheit. Pl'ftldlll& umwerving target to close ln Rota'PV club famllles following Coming from I distance to '" I b'l ough f 'H II Dol . ' . ·~ f ranll H. .lobJlllton. &.erttai'J' Ia turkey .... , dinner. President John call at. tht! home of1 the late blewl or her m ' e o, p er, WtlkesvUle; Mrs. Ronnie Cbarlll Badlenlo n-.a.urtr on. 1 1•1' on v answer I en 10 1s. sm Thl s disease ly") , 1he doesn't even hide the G. Belu•, Ravenswood. (Contli'ued from pap 1) n2:1 u Borman and Utvell also were Werner welcomed the guests. Denrue Rt._ • RaclM, OD l'. hr!.: h helongs ln hell has been cmnc1dence of her 52d birtb-1 Bll'dll told that in their new orbit they j Arranging it were ell--Chairmen the occasion of his funeral Nov. Lln·u\ated throughout earth I day on openmg mBht m llhghty. Mrs. Gerald M. Michael, club program In which she gave UGAL NOTICI could stay up as long as 100 Dick Rosenbaum, Wendell Get- 29 Gary R. Sellers, omd man hHs become- tnfected r Betty Grable'• Las Vegai p me daughter t 0% I m a Christmas story, "The Cobda lacb and Richard Rawlings. bus. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose, (f..oneratlon after has I "Hello, Dolly'' company i• the Mra . R: bier and His Guest'' and an artl· reply: ''Don't say Special guests were Mr. and Steve, o fBelpre; Ra]pll liuffered . now an epidemlC Mary took to VIetnam. IHaner Lcwer Rtver Rd a dau· cle, "Keeping Christmas,, that!" Mrs. Clarence Thompson and Little and Mr. and Mrt. Johnd rages Insane and delmous we I · ' Kermit Jones was elected to th R H ard R lt. E. Greene, Columbus: Mr. an strut and swagger and shout, ghter, 6·23 am and a daughter membership In the club, and Lovell's: ..We're com in 8 e ev. ow uppe Mrs. John D. Karr and three "' dun t need God' " T h e l Bill Saroyan huffed out of l ltwmsl, 6·30 I m. Thuraday; tho January meetinl was anhome Dec. 18." Attending were Mr. and Mro. children of Erie, Pa., and lht worst kmd of diStemper aends a ~ his N Y. flat and prumJJto to Mrs Gtorge M. Collins, Reed.. nounced to be held at the Laser Scrubbe4 Again Gerlach, Mr. and Mn. Rawlings Rev. Ben AtktniOn lsmlly of burnm~ fever into our vitals. i sue, clatnuq .~tl leaks and ! VIlle, son, ~-53 am' Thur6day; of Mn. Guy Rynoldl with Mrs. The dlsappomtment for Bor· Mr. and Mra. Rosebaum and Columbus. W• want and want and waRt : sundry noiSes made the medi· Mrs Ronruo .G S.lu, Ravens· Walter Crooks co-bostesa. . . ~rsday !beir young children ; Mrs. Ber· Unable to attend, but commu~>o never rmd satJSfaction Som• l tation and l~ntosy 10 necoosary wood, 100, II a.m. Thursday, call will bo 1 favorite plant WBS 1 .{alllll~ _one-they nard Fultz and children, Mr. lcatlna hlo sympathy by phona 001 <one is alway• better treated 1w a wntero work out of the I DI8Cbarl'd . and there will be a plant 11• weren't able to l>ilii&the aad Mrs. Richard OweD and !rom Germany, was Pvt. Lorry than we. has more . gets more, 1question " Artie Shaw 1now Dr. Brlntun J. Alhson, Mn. cltanl• and colored aiideo. laSOI' l!ljlt!rfmeDt In Which cbildren, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellel'll. ktl'p! more. Greedy and envl· j a 111m producer) wanto his el, Ruth Chattm, Mrs. James L. Mrs. Groca Pratt, proaram Lovell'l voice IJ to ba ~led Smarl, Mr. and Mn. George Burial was In the Greenwood uU!! and lustful. w~ drive oursel-• Ava Gardatr, to star an tua Ewing, Mrs Oakle H. Jam~s. chairman, lotroduced Mrs. Ben to ..ar4h on a beam of Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs Cash cemetery at Racme. The d• ,., unttl our hearlo stop or or next. m~VII FCC " Comm. Granville A. Hall, Detml 1!:. Phllaon who preaented a coni:entrated, dlr~cUonal Ught. Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ceased was a carpenlarby Indo oems snap • Rob 1 E Lee blaoled lour lel· JonOB, Dslsy Mariner, Lawrence wry "Siar Acroll For the first limo, weather Blakeolee clnd daughter, .l<flni· and belonged to Carpenter'• J..o. Nu god "' lfOat 11 the dOl· ter wordo" auddenly lllth~y1111 H. Plonto, Mro. !laney Rhodes, ; " k"s rinl tho did not interfere with the laser fer Mr. and Mra. Harold E. oal No. 200 of Columbua. 11 tar and n oconunand ,., full of Iradm and lab.led NBC • "To- 1Mn. Lauro D ScbaUor. Rugh ac ho G':n. wera beaming. But ilitltlie rutruanot Hubbard and children, Mr. and oulltonty ,, our employer's. ijln l rughl", abow'a blue-o!, • I h • ·1D. l!lomplo, Carloo R. Stllller, ::;:"' lnl• 'udged by beli\llna. B•l nailher aatronBut Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and Mr•. HOLD DINNER has sucL'IIIfully dehumanized , mght too ouggeotiYt even for . .~oyce E. Sw10hor, Patricia Ann Mn 18 dbu pp and 'Mn Philwar abki to spot a "bominl" John W. Blaeltnar and children, The Laurel Cllll Better us. m1dmght loormc Add Buddy , Snodgms, Mrs. Robert J, Pen ! · n ry, I latlltl\.., ,beollr,;· frj)lll ~Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horky and Health Club held 118 annual 1 11 il not Ulogtcal hut uite IBov, Hillbllly) Eboen w I h e1illtton and infant opn. 1 ' A ~;'"~:""a'*::: rth~~ I towW'11ble!i !be ~on children, Mr. and Mro. William Chrlotmas dlnnor ot Mlller'l understandable thol ,.. have eptdemiC ol Cali!. oomedy poli~ gMrar Cyh 'B•·• ,_ and' 1 1o be olnted' D' CbJida and Micke•' and Th restaurant In Mlddlepo!l 1 Th S I do to 1· orea _.,_. do ·· no apprec11tJOD for Advent. Th.e 1 tiCJaDI at wa1 a va r Mr ' Guy Sheila, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Baker 1 ura Y eveDina. God wbo camtlo S.thtehem con ' (Hello) Dah on E S>th, dreso- Eight Allend OSEAC lrd, w~!' ribbon, to 1' loltdMr. and Mrs. Lee McComas, Mr. ---- •I "'' ' ~:~,. ·..··:· ""..'.···:. ll:::'.....,.. =:.:: : ..· ·:.. ;g:;:: 'p G0dS urpose u'!~:, ln l Hospital r~t~• G51 1 FRerry; ·~·· G<1d·~ ~;:~~ ~.JCV~•, ~·.rr ~111e~· B~ de~111sh Cleati·s swarn, . 51' v·Ictnn Of Shotgun Blast m . Home =d •· 1 fJ l)!hl~n .ar:.: River~~ =~tta. ~-H .: : : : :.:·' :.:~days ~ ~urs~'; s.illl~ I W~~ll ~ere ~~man's K~, Colu~ ~d oa d lftur~ra 1 1 :J· M~tat b. !Ufh~ ~u IIOt convert us ; we wtll not •t-' ed (one of hll mor. conoeru· l Ohio State aloo viewed a d!J. Michigan Ill. '15 Blitler II. and Mrs. WUbur Theobald, J. low ,, He can only compete outhta) as Santa Claus . El&ht Gallla-Meip people at· 1 ade framed ic· st. 67 AndOrBOII 61 H. Grate, Jack Robson, Mr. and With us. !Capt NICk Colo" of the Copa tended the annual meetln& of and flowe/ar· Bradley 88 Crel&hton '79 Mrs. Curtis JenklniOil, Mr. and a Southern Assn basebaU 1Th Ohio Stale E tenolo Ad StwbeDvllle rr Tas. Sou 69 Mro Galen BroWII and children of Thlonkl___ UIDp In off-season, or IS that ' Committee the· Bokor. Rio.Grande Uti 8t R. R. Pickens, and YOUR KINDNESS ond sympa- VIC"'"'" ed I Union on tht Ohio State Uni· and aueoto _. Invited to GleaviUa !O>AJdrBn.Brddo 75 tor TannehiU ud son, Mark. tby at the tlme of the death Kmg Hullitln aak wnhter vers1ty campus . dining - - for a oalad Wmofred Carr not lA> use t • 1 · ,_.. oI our beIoved hus ban d and 1 . h . They were from Gallla, Don served !rom 1 table It , 1 0 lather sro more deeply ::k .. chairman, advlaory With an amnaemont of :=L dated than any words of , he refers • "Occu itd RPales-,committee ; Ken Ward, IJid Bry· ChriJtmal tre• and J1'etl1 ,.., . thanks can ever ex~ress Spe- tlne ~' Cosmop~ltln ligntd 10n R. Carter, Aertcultural a~ tin bells. Favorl of aatin bells cial thanks w Ewmg Funer· l D< • Llll w It wara gi- uch auesL Serving 10 .,. tenSion agenl Ill ll:m•. .. ;hy N:::,n 'Ia From Moias, Onon Rouab, cbair·'lat tho sliver coffee aervice and 1'- arers , e e I natin t Me " and Dorll said I' man, t~dvisOry committee; Mn. lilver punch bowl were Mrs. emergency squad and_ to all It's a" laobor ~ admiration and J<~rences . Spencer, vk'l! chair-I Grace Pratt a Role Reynolds. ~~:~~~~,;:.]~I our friends and neighbor s, . I man : Mn. Pat Holter 4-H eo~ r Assi .... ~-., hostesse wert .!! who t flowers card or not just for money t1u'11' d 1 ''"'a sen , ' Una tMn Dr Howard Bellini I mlttee: Ralph Weiker, ota.. r• Charleo Blakeslee Mro. Paul i :u~ f~ ~~ the l Fho~e. : Paolozzi'•. tl~cting a little I presenlaUvel and Chuck Bla'kes· , O.t-ld, and Mr. R.Gbert Coat, n . ewa;2 IOam~[p : swlnler . Claudette Colbert , lee, AlflculturalextensiOII a&ent. Iin4 oontrlbutini 'Mrs. Glenn La I ~-------· told John Llnd81y she'U moftW 1-bert, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. -;;;;;iiiiiiiHiie_;lp""W""a"n"te,.d...,...,.,\ N Y. and campatan lor htm NI~IOU~~~RS (UP)) Th Jo)lJI Kotchka, Mrs. M L , :when he runs ror Prnidtnt . . e ~ and Misa Frieda ' ioobodY tell Bobby, please) Houston Oilers ol the Amencan Fathnle. .. Aa we ted weU m advancf:, Football l.eq~ announced ---"'"IIQ won tho N. Y. Thursday the JI&nlna of th21r IIIJPPIII 'riMll SET CATV Hlnoner'a 12tb and 16th draft choices. Thl lAtarl .Filii Jilney suppal BID Shea wu TP'I Iawyor· Metnphis Stall! tackle Harry Per IIIU be beld at tbe elemen· tht lote Brotix boll Ed Flynn'; Day alao wao the 16111 round tchoollhm Sablrday son Dick, anolber waaner re· Ed Buzzell. Jiiii.JI $:30 )I'.in. It bad been l:I".:;~~~·;;J~! RUTLAND form camp follower also rauaht Day alao wos the l6th round ata~ that It waa lo atarl the top-hrass rln& 'lor atlll ••·, cboice of the . Philadelphia l:31).' previously. MEETING CANCELLJ!D Apply WY 2·2156 other CATV cli<ntl The , Eaales of tbo Naltonal FootbaU 1 , big pnze mvolved ia pay -TV: League. ~ A!hally, St. •Ga. I 95 Pal"'. 71 The meeting ol the Aulllary THE ott, the contract now spectfJes 1 Spr\qjlhiW )OS Sl Bernaru ill ol lht Syracuse Volunteer !~vee but tempuo IUJlll , NIJI1' ff)r.t· J'rtOUI ' SIIIb'Oan,.ltp Lal!e II . DAILY SENTINEL ~ent Monday, Dec. ,.,~...,~.,....,J 1 !astor In ouch caseo l,o Ul IH·~ mllm · LSU U ~~~.. ., bu been cincolled. 1he Holtz, at 71 tha dad of o 27 • gooreol oat -11!--lo build • .. ·: . . mietlng will be Munday, Dec. soiL at The Martin Reot,uran<., month-old and an · month- 1 oldewalk lrom Poria to Jlolll- ,..,. > loeaea6 lloaat ll\ddleJIOfl. 13 10 baa moved weot perfn4. J~ ~:111!;~~-:~ ;~· l~te -c.rd I" VJ~ry appre~ ~ ~1d Jo~::. t~: k:~ ~h o~jddlcpoar~i' Pa~l ~ ~ tha.!s ~~~o an~qued Ohl~ :.:~ntlthe~e!:IJ mp~neics ~ I ~otter: ~"!''~~~;;;_;; 1 -- - 1 1 CARRIER NEEDED !"!t e~t ... . :·, ·; ' ( '[ fl . tl , l iC <'1\R s ~~~ wee k Ches~ -··-- TO DINF TONJIIII't The '!oung Marrtfd Coup!ea clau ol tbo Bradford chri will l!o!d Ito Cbrislmao dinner tonight at 7 p.m. II MIUer'IIUo laurant In Middleport· . By Jtmmv • Hado~ - -" _.'L .. ,'" St•"111~ .~ th• Wildcats whtp ped E.sl Tex" BuiiE>r f:uled \u wrn II~ ~lh ! t~nd s .. n F'ran sco 1 gllme for l'<l•l<"h Ton"1 Hrnldc ,h ' Mrall ll WI;, JOJ-,!:1 For 2Bouts (!.~t,\ I) Tl . w·Jt,·l UCLA JC 1 A~~on a~ 'lexo~ 1 ' plt~yer w~ I 1 tilt' AIII\I JS HirlltJu~s <~lld Lu~Hn Th~n. VICtory tomorrow mght · ~!~~~~~~;~la "SCOTCH DOUBLES" ---TOURNAMENT ··· :· New York 18 17 Wt11dem Divisloa DEC. 12th - 12-2 & 2-4 p.M. ~~0~~ o:~:~~!la::~~~ 1 10 - - z~~:y nll~htn:~hybo~~:~~:t~~ Firestone, ItS ititiii"r•••••:••:•••••••·••••'<•<••••••••:••:•••••••-'iieo The Panthers top ICOl'er has N C. for Lhe second encounter 1 Saturday I 1 been 5- 11 senior Bruce SJmpson W. L. Pet 1who collected 17 agamst WellsLos Angeles ·- 1~ 14 517, on & added 14 more at Racine What could hav e been • I San Francsico l3 14 .481 Kmght led scormg against the battle of the unbeatens was I St. Louis 11 lJ 45& 1Tornadoes w1th 16 Ispotled when lhe fourth -ranked 1' Baltimore 13 16 .448 ~ Meanw hile, Southern will be Blue Dev1ls dropped a 73-71 I Detroit 8 17 32o' t 1 avehn~ to Kyger Creek this G & J and Ftrestone posted I dec umn to South Carolma Thursday's Results Saturday and Eastern IS sche- 1mpn·~s r ve v1etwr e~ \o\o h 1 l el Monday mght San Fran. 110 Cmcmnatl 109 1duled to ho~t the Bobcats t,o.. Wether's won by forfett Thnrs-1 The Blllt' Devils still have (Only game scheduled) I mght Wilton wilJ Vlstt Rutland day nrghl m th~ Galhpohs 11- forgotten their loss to UCLA Friday's Games tomght and Coach Jim Adams' dependent Basketball League. the fmals of the 1963 l'LAA Los Angeles at Cincmnati Red Dcv 115 go to Southwestern F1 restone. [y>hmd John Mtl·! frnal! whil e t_he Brums, gunning j DetrOit at Philadelphia Saturd.1y mght Jackson 1s at hoan, former GAHS and Mar· for their tht~d stratght co\ lep. New York at St Lows Middleport tonight. shall age, defeated Pomt Pie~· giate ehartpwnsh.ip, probably San Franc1sco at Balttmore I , sanl Dunlop _Tires, 94-60 ~Il- l would fall ou t of the top spot by j , (Only games scheduled! 'hoan had lJ held goal!! ond fiVe droppmg'ta game to Duke. 1 1 APPRENTICE TRIPf,E I free lllrows for 31 potnls. Don . CORAL GABLES, Fla UPI Magnam another former GAHS I The only team m Lhe Umted 1 ! - AwrentJC'f" JOCkey Earhe star, had 17 while Blll Brown Press lnter~t amal . top ten , Ftres scored a nding triple at sank 14 playmg Thut sday mght wa:t l Trop1cal Park Thursda) . Fire• I . , I Bra~ley No TU which_ i College Basketball Results won Wlth ~' leet Fella ($3 06) In \tm Sm•th s}4 pomts led Dun. I Cr.elghton 88-79 Wl!h By United Prrss lnterauliona/ the fir st. Mc<:oy ($9 001 ln lhf' lop s DaH 1arb<'tt wus nexl 1 ":'mutes gone alter 1 I East third and Golden t$9 60) In the r Wlth 10. I swn. Bradlry had JUmped tu I ,Man ha tl nn 80 S( . p ete r•1 ~ ghlh advantage and 1.a e1 · , Flre ~ tone led Kl halftime 37- 55-45 th 1 d I Temple 92 Toledn 62 Fires also wa s Involved in a · 29 and won gotng away Wlth e. e ea to 68·56 wrth mne I 1E Nazarene 76 Hudson 74 dead heat for second place In 3 ~ point lhitd p<! rlod mmul h left. Joe Alla n led the Tr:msylvama 73 Centre 70 the seventh race · Bravf's w1th 20 pomts. Worcester St. 89 R.I. St. 75 - - -- --·- 1 Aaron Buffmgton and Carl l Dav1dson ran up an 11 p.~lnt : New York U 103 N1agara 73 NB<\ TELECAST ! ~oJfe ~ach powed 10 2e pomts lead bul hud lo stage a ball Willimantic St 91 KeeneSt 74 NEW YORK tUPI) - Weekly m leadmg defendmg cllamplon, freeze to overcomt Marqoate New Eng. Coil. 85 Curry 60 I netwnrk telecasts of Natwnat l GP&mJe tn 'othl01-<iG P over l 73-&5 . o roy. er 2&Jroml payersm - - - Dick - - Snyder wu high for Rhd I Football Assocmtion games wlll double flgures were Gar Lash! o e .s. 94 Mass. 67 4 , S Bnvntrl:! 84 V11la Mdnna 62 begm Sunday Jan 2 with a ll wllh 24 and Bob Rou~h With 5-ll. , . . ' Westmmster 85 Waynesbrg 60 game between the New York I I We1her s posted • forfe1t ¥1C· 1 Kmckerbocker!'l and Philndf'l- H d th , tory over McCelland's Auto Sales I Alllance 95 Slippery Rk 85 1 I Navy 59 Oregon St. 55 ph1a 70r~. 1t was announced ! W"lthar; s~mt~~astm:n ~~~er: ~ ~ee~a!\M~11 ~ ;ond';i'• G&:J ' I BrandelS 84 Stites 76 Thursday by the American ~ and Red Brown canned 12 The I ta te 'the Pa s, ~nstont Wes~e~a~(W.Va. ) 88 Salem 73 Br~dcasting Company. wmne:,s led _at th~t~r~!ion,l W~he:'sw~loy ;~~~asant.a n d - I Scores DEC. 11th - 4·6 & 8-10 P.M. - !! : ·: J20 G&JPost Cage Wt'ns I • ' I • •• Ask ForYour Fret Ticket for Middleport M•rch1nt1 Gitt·A-Rama TOYLAND IN FULL SWING! All TOYS AT DISCOUNT PRICES 1 Mason Bowling .(enter MASON, W. VA. Dolls-Games-Drums-St uffed Am mals t: 1 Girls or Boys 26" 1 3 BICYCLE $J488 Chrome 1 Bluefield Hammered by Rio 103-89 ' minutes or pi - $1495 • Dart 4 Door Sedan Std Trans Radio and Heater, 1964 Dodge • - • $1'\295 ~ ..- Custom 880 - 4 Dr Sedan Power Stee ring and Brakes Rad Jo and Heater. Dark Red Fmish. 1963Ford - • • • • - $1795 • $1595 XL 2 Dr. liard Top. Auto Trans Radio and Heater. N1ce body finish. 1963 Ford R1o Grande College basket- 6-2 Clarence RrnJe hlttin1 1or encounter will be next Thursday th u ball took a new lease on life 1 13, 6-{1 Henry Ollie gettin& 11,1rught wtth Cumberland College startmg bneu;~:t to l!the ~n~~ here Thursday mght aa Coach !and 6-4 freshman center Earl m the GAHS gym. with' a loud o ve~tton from RedArt Lanham's Redmen hammer Greenwood ootchlo.g 10. The laller ftedmen out re- rnen ·tans. ed out a 103-89 win over Blue- The win brought Rio Grande'• Ibounded their opponents &1-381 Rl') (;rande led In field goal!i! 1f1eld State College m the GaU1a actual won and lost record to w1lh D11lon gettrng 19 and Marp)•t-37, connectmg on 41 of 37 Academy H1gh School gym, 4-4, however, by virtue of 1 for- shall 15. Bluefield's 6-3 Charlie shob from the fl oor for 47 per The Redlnen go to Bluef1cld, w. it . \' Phelp~ OOd II rebounds and 01- cent They m<~de 21 of 26 from 1 18 Va for a remaich Jan. 11. e an ear ler game, t h he grabbed 10. the loul lm". Bluef~eld made 37 Redmen are now S.3 for the sel· . Coach Le~nham u~ed 12 men of 82 attempted goals for 45 per !'g 6-5 cenler Paul _ D1llon son. Coach Laoham annouoced m thl! game w1th 10 figuring m1cent, and had on ly 15 ot 26 (rom a 6-0 guard Don Tramer each last mght that Pikevtlle College I the scormg. Other R1o scorers the foul hne. dumped m 28 points to pace the ~d been forced to forfeit 1ts ear- were 6-~ Sharon Gregory w1lh Ofticials ce lled 37 personal ' fa~t breakm_g Redmen, alo~g her 104-79 win ov~r the Red-i7, Rudy Shively 6-ti jumor, with I fouls, 19 on R10 Grande and 18 I Wlth a 15-pomt effort by &-2 J1m men at P1kev1lle, because of the 3, Frank Bullock, Chuck Rich 11 on Bluefield Sharon Gregory ' Marshall Ste~e Towler, 6-2 imeliglbihty of one of its play-l ardson, and Larry M1ller each the only man to foul out, lefl 1 1 : guard, and D1ck Lusett1, 6-1 1 ers. had 2 pomts. the game for Rio Grande at tne guard, alternated to slam m I eight points each. ~r Larkin Rucker's Blue- Bluefteld took a 2-0 lead on 1 ' 38 mark m the last hall. The 1I I I field !tate College five are now busket by Gillespie but R ' ol Redmen had 23 lurnovers and I Bluefield had four _men ln i0-5 and face West VJrgmJe Grande snapped back 6-2 on 17 assists lol'hlle Bluefield romI the double figures With &-I Ray lleyan nut Monda at shots by Marshall, Dillon and mltted 18 turnovers and htid 8 I pumping in 21 pomts, non, W. Va. Rio brande'a Tra1ner . The Redmen led IS . assists. I 1% at the 12 .07 mark m the first ! Bluf'fteld 18tl halt. Rlueheld took over 2l _ 15 1 G11lesp1e, 10.1 -21, C. Rose , 6w;th 10 31 left 10 the half on ~ l- 13 , Phelps, 2-5-9, Johnson, 3-buckels by Olhe, Roger Rose, 2-8 . Hayes, 2-0_.; Ollie, 5+11 1 Clarence Rose and Gillespie,] Vance, 2·2·6_ R Ros~ , 1·2·4: and free throws by Pht!lps and . Brown, 1-1-3, and Greenwood, i Gillespie. &--0-10 Total!!, 37-hl-89 With Bluefleld leedtng 27 . !I D llonRio,. ~r28andeG <I01I 1 , • regory, 3-1· basket! tly Gregory. Tramer 7; Marshall 7-1-15 Tramer 11 aDd Towler knotted the count 1.. u. Shlvel~ , 1+3. Towler.' Z7-27. Ollie hit a free throw to a· Lusettt t-0-3 B 11 k t • • · Ml 81 fi ld ·" d •• ' ' u oc ' ~·. I , r.,. , ue le '"'ea t.n-'l7. Tow- Richardson , 0-2--1' and Miller, ' ler hit from the 10de and then e.2-2 Totals 41 _2t-I03 l pas•ed oil w Tramer who drove Hatflime ."core . Rio . Grande - Custom Ranch Wago n Auto Trans. Radio & heater. 1962 Ford - • • $1395 • 1962 Oldsmobile Jl_ve (rrande .the Redmen Bluefield 4l. R1o led 48-41a at th 1.41, - ::=-c hall. !(It~ The Redmon forged 72-57 at the rrudpomt of the ond half and were never he.ld- 1 Ill, picking up a 7lhl4 lead minute later Bluefield outscor. Ill tbo auba IIH in tho Jaat - • • eB-B Guns · · .. · · .. · · · .. · $5.98 up e Hair Dryers ...... ·· · · $12.88 up e G.E. Steam Irons · .. · · · .. $9.95 up H&RFIRESTONE 1 HOLIDAY $1195 • e Sleds 36" to 66"- $4.49 to $9.95 DEALER STORE N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 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Radio snd healer. 1958 Ford . . -. 2 Dr. Sedan. V8. Auto. Trana. Heater. One owner. 1956 Dodge • • • 4 Dr. Sedan VB. Auto. Trans. Radio and Healer, I Fren•• 1 Ml'•: 1( ~ Do E""""' 'Time ' '' ~ ~'"'': l s · .1sr 1r • Santa:g~".,._ b71he b'diti:' 1 generatt~n tl sc un Families Come For Funeral Home Lighti' t~e II wolh- ;;-,~l nls Duke Ready ALI... STARS ;m-by Alhens In Gallipolis wuuld dog!-! have opened tvlth fine ~ ; 'J d j lwl;r y lnr do• JI:lle ther:; Will travel tu Ath~n~ ltJ· Lie Pomeroy's record and pli:lce per.ormancts in bOth --ames to ,, I Michigan 1:>56, Sta le J•m b~·llcd Snook tile : SERVICES FOR LEA n ht d h l '. • Bulldogs / 111 11 tue wet•kcnd m South· SJgt dan ~ f[C Oi-ils O 1-111gan the Bulldogs second- wtth the date. So far, Gulird Mlke Wren aL-counted fo r all of N,J vv 's MI NNEAPOLIS ~ · MInn . (r~~ UF· ~ , L eague cage ac- ' a ur aye nrng P< mthers betund Gfllllpohs ha s b'!t!n the mam sconng punch 1 I . pomts m the lhtrd uverti~e - J-'uner<t l serv u::es wtll b! , 11 1111 The Bulldogs need to win t.:>- whose Blue Devils own the for Athens with 24 points per 1 By Un1ted Press International 1 sess iOn as the Midd les downer1 S<ilurda} for Arlhur F. l~ 1 1 mght over lhe P<:~nthers If they 1unges:t streak or all , 40, estab- ~arne Wrn taJiled 32 lasl week 1 The Duke Blue Dev•ls, who 0 St· l 59 5. , ' 1 Lea :lz tormer Minqqw'iiit 1 L•JJCh Huss Moore's P:mthcrs are to further enhance ghl-' hshed m the early 50s under 1m the Bulldogs easy 67-50 wm l "enJoy playing the best basket- 1 a e · " 13 Mil lt•r ho, kt>y 1 ' co i.lll ) 51l setb-.:~ c k m their 1 a llhe cage genlus of Couh Dick over Logan ball teams around" accordmu def 1 loverhc.dm eH a poml , w·"nesd--y rnorn •ng' . .:J.'t· • • u • W ermg wmmng streak that to- Shr d I ; to . r. ICI o s a e ouston 93-88 o::u ., w ~; c . - nmg game agamst ellston,, morrow mght could Lie the se- 1 I er. Pomeroy s probable start1ngl coach V1c Bubas, should , home of a guns hot wounfj,t •. o· r1 1 :intur day mght 1 cond longest m the hislory of the : ~Co~_ch Charlie McAfee'.\1 Bull· I hne-up agam will be Dtck __.have twiL~ as much fun as 1 ln olher games. New York u Lea played for Minn11jb'! . \, .11 out uf the league to down 41 year-old SEOAL Knight, center; Bruce Simpson usual Friday and Saturday I walloped N1agara 103-73. Lours1- from 1959 to 19!13 and .:t· -11i m a come-from- v · ,\ NBA Standings and llonme Logan, forward:~, · . Du~e is meeting the Dest ana Sta te beat l..A.Iyala nf thf' , UJe 196.1- 1964 season ffw " bPi'rr•rl l: al! lt>. rct~ry tomglht wou ld be No. By United Press lnternatloaal and Dick Werry and 8111 Moore , colle~e qumt.Pt in the Natlon. South 88-84 Texa" We-stern Moines ~ 36 m eague P ay , one short nf: Eastern Division guards. 1"I'm sQrry. Mom JOt bome late No 1 rankec UC'LA, not once .... W, L. Ptt. 1 Logan, the Panther's S1:1tur· JO Wilke dlnDer! '' but twice. The Blue Devils Ito 1 !Jil 'nv 11 0"' n·t urns to lea- Pomeroy's great streak of 37' gilt' pl. l\ wrth games agm n<;\ establi shed In the early thirt•es.l Boston ...... 17 1 .108 day mght oppqnent, was paced entertam the Bruins at home , ruy, Rotary Faml1,·es Hold Christmas 0' p rty Gem:n: Run into Bulldogs Tonight! n~1thers River news R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" . .. S. Second A... ,.' . . . . . . . . . .liCe ..................... ....... ........ _ .. _ •• ·-••n•._, •••"• ..,............. WERNER·RADIO &T.V. " N. 2nii ·Ave. ,, d Mi dltpoct, ·Q, '· ., ~ eArtlllcial Cemetery , Wreaths And 1 Arranaemenla eGran Blankets u,.,... ,.,.._b l Chr!ettn~o Araloo l'alllry allll Pt.- Planlln. GAYLE lEES, graduate of Hixson's Design School, now 1110ciated with Francis Florist. FRANCIS FLORIST Phono WY 2·2644 I. MAIN STREIT Rn. WY 2-2252 Pom.i'oy, 0 . GUINHOUSI PHON I WY 2-3401 • ' ' �.. . .. - • ...... . ... , ..... ................. _.................................. ..,_. • • • - • • ' • • .• •• - ... • • --~ ·- ~ ~ • - ~ .- . ............. i l '·•"' ' • ~ ~ ... 11'? .. ..._ -;;, ? . .. . . . . -' .. ...... . ~- .. .....- -~..,....~ ... • .... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... .., " "' <I' ,....11' ..... ·•• - •• ~ .. .... . ..... . , .. .. . .l= -1> ~ ~ ... "'"-.. ~ • l<' -~ • • •• ' ~ ........ .. ·--.-~~-,..~~ •. .i r -... Reds Get Three Orioles for Frank Robinson 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 10, .,~.. the Rev. L. H. Adam ffi. ctatlng. Burial will be in the 1 BALTIMORE (UPO -Frank land the Cincinnati Reds of the [the Reds, who negotiated the · addition to Robinon boasted! with _a 2.61 earned run average. Fairfield cemetery at Glenwood. j Robinson, one of baseball's National League. deal with Harry Dalton, the such robust talent as Vada Baldschun, 29, was acqulred by SUrvivors include two daugh- 1 bonafied sluggers, became al The 20-year~ld Robinson. 1 new Oriol~ general mana~er. Pinson, Deroo Johnson, Pete I Baltim?re las~ M~n~ay from te'rs, Mrs. Gusta Huffman and . be f th B If 1 with a major league total of 324 "Accordmg to my figures, Rose, Gordy Coleman and Leo Ithe Phdadelphia ~h1lh~s, where IMrs. Violet Holley of Glenwood; ~~~es r to:ay e ~ 1 ~ore l homers and a career bat Robinson is worth a half miiHon Cardenas. he was ~ in relief with a 3.82 four sons, Erskine and Carl "1~; _ ..~ 0 1la .. 35 bpla:, . 0 1a l average just over 300 was in today's market,'' Dewitt Costly PHcblllg ERA. HoUey of Huntington, Melvin Jill uOu·u r gam e mvo v· • . ,. [ h. d ed th · Gl d . the American Lea el Sim son also was a recent and Lloyed Holley of enwoo ; 1 b traded by Cincinnati to the expla~.ned. The three players But w '.le ~e Re s scor ~gue c u IOrioles Thursday in exchange we got also are worth a hall runs, the1r pitchers often gave P. . . h .1 h one brother, Asa Holley of HuntWaterproof ·light. Secure 1for pitchers Milt Pappas and m.Hiion. I th.ink it was an even . up just a little bit more and acquisition. by t e Ono es, .w 0 ingln and on ister, Mrs. IJack Baldschun and rookie deal.'' Cincinnati could do no better acquired hun from the C~lifor- Cora Jenkins of Raceland, Ky.; outfielder Dick Simpson. i Cincinnati is one of the few than a disappointing fourth in nia Angels for Norm ~1ebe~n 26 grandchildren, 36 great grand• fO teams in the major leagues the pennant race . during the base baH ~eettngs '.n children. and ~ne great-gre.atBaltJmore manager Hank 1which can afford to lose a Pappas, a hard-throwing 26- Florida last week. Simpson hd grandchild. Fr1ends are _bemg Also Desk Lamps, Bauer, admit~_ng that the deal j hitter of Robinson's stature. year-old righthander, has been .301 for Seattle of the Pacific I'OC"e1ved ut the fuueral home. Book Ends and Other was a garnDle, said of. The Reds led the National a \..'Onslstent winner with C<last Leagut and then .222 Accessories Robinson: "This is the guy League in batting last season Baltimore since 1959 and last with the Angels at the end of Pleasaat Valley Hospital we've been looking for. I think with a mark of .273 and in s~::ason compiled a 13-9 record the season. he's helluva ballplayer. At ADMITrED: Gertrude Holley, least he has been for 16 years.'' Southside He:len Jean Young, ' DeWitt To Dolton forth or to the New York Pt. Pleasant; Wilbert Porter, Yankees. Pt. Pleasant; Ernest Lee Hill, Middleport, 0. I The million dollar figure was 1 "But r am going to a real Buffalo; Mrs. James Jeffers, i.,__,.._..._..._....,......;,.,_..__.,_..,.,_,.,_,....__,.,l __quoted by Bill DeWitt, owner of MIDDLEPORT, O. good ball c1ub," he said when Glenwood ; Mrs. Minerva Wears, talking with newsmen at hii Hende!s!.:n. Correctly Fitted To Your Doctor'1 home aller returning from an DISCHARGED: Mrs. Grover Prescr~ption evenin~ of bowling. Fortner, Huntington. __ _ ___ ----· . _____ . _______ _ He paid tribute to Cincinnati ' .._1(111111•ti.CII:-.~ftft'C'IC'ICIIICICICICICICilllltlltC.ICIIIll!IIC!CICtetCICll.fiiCICIC-tc:ICtellllll'I(ICtCtcii11NtM:W fans as "real true basebali peoClNCINNAT[ (UP!) - Cincin- 1Ohio, native who ap_peaed ~n pie" and said they had been nati got the needed pitching and 65 games for the Ph1!adelph1a wonderful to him. maybe a future star in that big IPhillies last season and allowPd Robinson broke ln with the I • I trade Thursday that sent FranJ.: 1only four home runs. Reds in 1956, winning rookie of 'l Robinson to Baltimore. I "He had a good screw ball. the vear honors on his 38 horne The Reds, in Milt Pappas, f(ot j an.d keep it down low .." DeWitt ! run;. He was the league' mast an established starter who has 1sa1d. That could be important valuable player i l96t and set nev~r had <t losing semson, a i at Crosley Field with its short about all the hitting records in $ dandy reliever in Jack Bll!ld· j fences. Cincinnati's book. 1 chun and a potenti::~l star in , While Pappas and Baldschun He sald he would miss the young outfielder Dick Simpson. i were the most wanted as far a~ Reds but would follow them 90 _ __ ''We hated to give up Rob- the Reds were c o n cern~ rl . with interest ond wished them bie ,';. Cin~inn~ti President Bill !Simson could be the sleeper in well. Somebody said he might D:'r\11t sa1d, but to get .some- I the deal. go against ht::~ former team· fPwu,./ (li;. 'if<~l¢'cat. (o u4 mwf.~H<IiJ• •/y.ut W..tw,. thmg gootl you have to g1ve up 1 lie hit 24 home runs for Se- mates in a World Series in a something ~~d and we wouhl. fltte last season and stole 29 year or so and he agreed it rather sacnf1ce an o~?er player , ba~ ~ which prompted Ha~ might happen. '• 1M ""''" g.~ than a younger one. 1 Zure1ck, the Red publtc1ty Robinson plans to fly to Los f d)flllt • · · ·iJko fom ' Robinson is the dean of the man, to whistle as he de.scrib~d Angeles Saturday to close a i Reds in the point of service the 24 • year • old outfielders deal on a bouse as he plans his I ,&, _____ _ AUTHOIIIZfD tV __ - - - - - -- - - ==J=, i having played ten seasons here ~ spet'd. permanent home. The he will l Robbie, perhaps the greakst i For Robinson, the trade was go to .Phoemx ~ represent the Ihitter the Rds ever had, was a , something of a su rprise but I Reds 10 a bowlm~ lournam~~t l surprised when he got 3 maybe not much, since his ' b.etween the Amencan and !\a~ I· little call late Thursday afternoun name had been figured in pub-l lJona l Leagues. ! that he was going to Baltimore Ucs peculation of possible deols - - -- OPEN FRIDAY The TYLER Model LGli301 but said his new job in another to build the Reds' pitching Funeral Ser"·ice league would be a big chall 1strength. • Quality 23" Color TV ' he felt he co~ld meet. I He said playing for Baltimore Be•ng AnnOUll(~f'(l and (23• overall diaaonal. 274 sq. ins. viewt~ble aret) I Has Wmnlog Pa!lt in ils big park was a big chal- PT PLEASANT Funeral DE l ,,,lh< al· I ' ·.' DESK sns $5 25 $12.50 .\I . li: J si "86" TRUSS ANODE d)dteJ e~ I MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE m k H FAMOUS Hated *to Give Up * Robbie, but* DUnON DRUG STORE 'WeGotaNeededHurler, And Possible Star' --DeWitt •li • l< •• Always ) I 1 AWelcome Gift, Anytime! 1 fo• rl i Adntlral. chapman. canaday 1 1 The trade, described by De- llenge but he was con5dent he service for Baby Holley, 83, SA T U R0 A Y In the Middle Block Noxt to Elbtrftldo . Witt as a million dollar deal, Icot1ld come through. He !laid he IGlenwood who was killed whn EV EN i N G S wa5 the biggest by the Reds 1had hoped that U traded il l strurk by a truck on Rl 2 Wed- I POMEROY'S QUAUTY SHOI: STORIJ' ~lot 1rnpuritiel! cau.ed by rnt~pv~tk inwrl~ • Front Video Peaking Sel~klr ... elimiaat. 1boeu ia picture~ ' 5lnce l91i<l •hen they got Joe:' would have been to Cleveland, ' nesday evening, w1ll be held A "GOLD STAR STORE" j f • U«hted "Unitised" C tuumeJ Scloector _.• nnr am,~ eoat.rol. -.-mbl.¥ r Jay and Gene Freee m a dea l I where Gabe Paul, his former ! 2 p m. Saturday at the Heck1 · • Ad mira I Color Bnlancer Circuit ... mainlaiQI proper ratio : that lt·d to a pennant in 1961 , top boss at Cincinnati, holds , Funeral Horne in Milton with , ""'"ICIC'R..:QC..:HIIIft'ICl(te~rcrc•ccllllll~~-"~tCIC~~!.~~~~...,__... ktw~:en colors • Adaru.l E:a:cluaive Color FtdeUty Control ••• .-.e co)l)n M you kDOW them • Admiral A11lomatic Ika:allBI:iof Circuit_ .• auanla &r•ioat 1 ,:i2£~~:·~?!~:;~:~;~:~~- - -~AKE ELBERFELD;~N -~OM~ROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER , 2:6,000 Vol til of Picture Power . _ . for brl«'hter ,~harper 1-!ictllhll Smart Cont.eml?Orary StylinJ iD GraiDed Walaut P'iaiab H!lrdboard cabmel.l! with linf' fllrnit.lll'e k>ok. (30!-t ' b.ip, tt' Qie_, lB..... deep} BAKER furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0 . The ace right-hander r.as had ' - - , two 16-game seasons and tw1 ::e 1 TERMS won 15 in a season DeWHt r A Small Down pointed out in calling him one 1 . of the American League' most , Payment and ; effective pitchers. He had a 2.61 1 Just 5.00 per 1earned run average last year ; week I and three shutouts. I DeWitt also was thrilled lo ! ---~-~_Baldsch~·-a-~eenville, • • e the accent on quality••• the emphasis on VALUE I - = LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE I : ··~ s.po to I I l j ll l' l ·~ •.....- .!: " • + '" '' '' ••'' I •~ ! i In Pomeroy For Over 90 Yearl I I 't. ,. ! * $84 When In Do11bt, Let Them Choo,., GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE UFT: Decorator designed In the essenoe of good taste, this marvelously proportioned dinette includes th• round or oval 42x.42x60" self edae extension tab\~ and six · majestically· crowned high-back chairs In beautiful long-wearing, wipe-clean vinyl plastic. Ol!ep, box cushion• and contoured backs murtuntll"[led dlnlnl comfort. . BE THRIFTY . . . SAVE' ALL o• GILMORE SUPPLY STORE YOUR SAUS~IPS ·FRQM ••.• -~. " ELBERFELDS IN PO'MEROY ~r~gancQ 1 ELGIN CtocL UJ~ ...... ~F:~J.~ Ir._ to athe medical hospital County Chamber where returned 11he is now He has been activeofin the palient. 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Society Notes Jllllltlt i +·t: ..t-· •. ,el .I et'.IS l.0 n Rev·ue Syracuse Society Notes Eastern I· • OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS ::D:al:ly:S:e:•:tt:•e:~:Po::m:er:oy=·Ml~ddl~epo~rt~,~O~.,~De~e.~l~O~,~19~65-~ - 1 1 '------..J[ er and Elden Slack, and Loulo ---------·~ j Shumway ol Poi!leroy Flanagan. and Mrs. Gale MeCalD ... dy Atkins and two children, Holiday weekend guests of Lee of Torch. Mr. and Mrs. David l!endnx Mr. and Mrs. Oria Hullbard - - - - - ;;.:::~ and two cblldren and Earl lien- were their children, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin, ~ Mr. and Mro. Gene drii, of Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. Mrs. Donald Vanlangeo and cbil· Point Pleasant visited over the =~~s: !ere Mr. and Mrs. Normas Hendrix and dren of ColWJibus; Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mrs. Ralph Pick· daugbtor Denise, of Hammond, Charles Salser and danghter, , ens and Miss Sadie Ellas. I Mrs. RoiJert Trussell's moth- Mrs. Charles Maaaar, Mr. ' Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ~ub- j Mrs. Hester Rayburn left 00 er Mrs Marion Cowdery of Mrs. David Riggs, MrsBY ADA SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sel- bard end daughter of Sheffteld · Saturday to visit her aons and HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Miss her for granded mucb more u;ng soitom, died at Holzer 'hos- ' ling Massar. Diana and Pre-Thank58iVinJ Stnlda:viiers, of Columb~s was the holt- Lake. their families, Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Ball is really something than we should . . When she pital Friday. Funeral services and Mr. and Mrs. Oscat guests of Mr. and Mrs. day guests of his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Harden, Marion Rayburn Mr and Mrs. to be appreciated, savored and appears on something like the were held Monday by the Ar- cock. and Ray. A.fternoon ris Harden, Were, their sons Carrie sellers and her mother, children Jimmy and Debbie Stirling Raybur~ an'd Howard treasured. Because She is on second edition of Danny Tho- baugh Funeral home. She was ers mcluded Marmn ~~­ Don:>ld, on leave foUowing his Mrs. Mary Flanagan, and sons spent Thanksgiving weekend . Rayburn at Perth Amboy New with her wn televisin series . mas' "Wonderful World of a sister of Cecil and Howard Athens, Mr. and Mrs. boot camp at Great Lakes Na- Lous and Robert. . with their son and daU£hter-in Jersey. ' each week, we probably tak.e i Burlesque" on NBC-TV Wed- caldwe\1, local. Lyons of Parkersburg, val Training Oenter, Chicago; Mr. and ~s: Sam ~ck:e-ns law, Mr. and MJ:s. Robert Har- Mrs. Cliff Cook was taken to I nesday night, her fantastic Mr. David Riggs. who w:1s Lynda!\ Lyons, Tuppers Robert R. and famlly from spent ~anksgJ~mg wee·k 1D To- den II, of Manon.. the Holzer Hospital 00 Saturday endurance suddenly hits you. recently discharged from the <:~nd Mr. Lawrence llaslllttil1~ Norfolk, Va. also serving with ledo with therr sons Donald, Bob Crow, attendmg Kent where she remains a patient. \... u. s. Air r~orr.e and Mr9. Riggs ! Pomeroy. . th e U. S. . Navy and William, Wes!e.y and Emmett and their University and frien.d, sp~nt the Mrs. Jack Roush left recently Miss Ball, as yu knw, ill nt horne. Among rec:ent callers Funeral services for Mr. his wile and three cblldren of fam.JIJ~. . holiday weekend w1th h1s par· to spend the winter visiting her exactly 8 kid jUst out of the were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bab- , Parker who died at his Hacine-Syracuse road Mr. and The hol1day weekend guests ents, Mr. and Mr!. Robert daughter, Mrs. Tony Tiechnik : chorus. That incredible lady is cock and Ray of Lon~ Uottom, ! here Monday were held at Mrs . Robert Harden, Jimmy of Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Tay~ Crow and grandmother. in Detroit Michigan past 50-yet, for instan.ce, if Mrs. Ulah Swan and Mrs. Lind-; Chest~r Methodist Church, and Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Hat· man were, Mr. a.nd Mrs. S~- Miss Rose Ann Lisle, has been Mrs. Fr~nces Vicke~s and two ! By Wayne G. Brands~dt, ~.D. you sa~ her on the premiere of say Lyons and Lemar of Tup- Wedne~;dey aflernoon. -A~ba<IIIM ry PQtts and John and Keith u~l ~nhart, ch1!dren De-ruse, returned _to her home from Hoi - children of Gallipolis visited i Are you a cold e.1r pnson- j ~S-TV::~_ St~ve Lawrence va- pers Plains, Mr. Roy Riggs and . Funenll Hnme ~as in char&e Lisle. VJCkJe, Debra, and Tommr, of zer ~osp1tal . where she was a , several days with her sister er? If so, exposure to an tcy l n~ty serJes m September, ~ou Caralynn and Maralynn T:-acyf the services. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Teaford CleveJand; Mrs. Jva Jervis of medtcal .. pabe~t.: and brother·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Iblast causes you to be short of I Will remember her .amazmg and Mr. ,md Mrs. Gene Hester, - --of Melbourn, Florida were ac- Mornn, Alberta, Canaday; ~s. Mr. ~1lh~ Gumther, has re- Billy Joe Roush and family. · breath and to cough. As. a re- 1shape, fo.rm nnd dancmg style Pomeroy. 1 Root of the bitterroot Is wtMfll companied here by her mother Nora Dod~, of Grand Pra1r1e, tu~ned t.o hia home here alter Mr. and Mrs. William Stump lsult , you take great pams to as she sbnedup a .strm ln a . Mr and Mrs. Starling Massar some to eat, though ita taste Mrs. Ruth Cundiff, who had Alberta, Canada ; Mr. .Allen bemg empl?yed m ~l~veland. of Columbus visited recently avoid such exposure. formal getup and tights. 1 and Diana and Charles were bitter. visited with the Teafords and Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ThanksgiVIng Day VISitors of 1·th her mother Mrs Blan•be A rec€nt study of persons Wedneday Th d · Is ....-.....,...._..._......=iiiiii " -- c11·1d · Ba M nd M 11e Lo w • · '" . d mght, on the urs ay evenmg supper gues . r spent the Thanksgiving week· Ikll"t, 1 ren Denote, ry, fl. a rs. rman n- Tucker and other relatives with angina pecton<> showe . r h t M d M end with relatives. Gary, Bret Allen and Mmtie don and Patricia, were, Mr . · that a cold blast caused changes Thomas ou~mg, which .als~ 0 . er pare~ s. rr. an r<;. , Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leading· Ray of Racine and Mrs. Nora and Mrs. Douglas Moore .and in their electrucardiograms starred J:rr~ Lewis an~ Shirle} Dmsmore .o~les, AI re.d. , I ham, and daughter::1 Gorham of Letart Falls. ]daughter Christy of Pomeroy ; HarbrechtAwarde~:! which were not seen in normal l ~ones, ~1ss Ball was mvolved 1 ~rs .. ~~·IrY Reed sptnl , th~ ·, Thanksgiving Sundc;y with · . Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther ProJnotion at Bank persons who were similarly m not.hmg less than the three hohday Ytlth Mr. and Mrs. Y.ak- . mother, Mrs. Rosa Leadingham, 'Mr. and Mr~. Donald QuJsen· and daughters Lori and Carrie PT PLEASANT - p I H • exposed. It was then shown followmg routmes: [ rna~ Wh ite at Keno. . Size berry and ch1ldren of South . d C· . • · -~R · au ar 1 . Mr and Mrs Norman McCam [ 4 to 10 and her sister, Reva Main Ch 1 1 Oh. h f ·an Mrs. ame Melluwrt, Lo- . brecht 3000 Jackson Avenue trnt exposure d1d not cause - A ''butterfly" danl'e tn ·d h · Sh .,, N Bos!JJ ares on, 10 were ere or cal 1 • ' th ch 'f th ld Bir and aug tf>rs oerry, 1<tJ 1, ew n. the Thanksgiving weekend vis. : 00::~ ?een promot~~ to assi~tant l .ese ~ng~s J e t'O ~ich she wa s susp~~ded in. the and Amber, were Thursda~· ev - i • Blark e Spendlng the 1ting Mr. Ben Qusenberry and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Durst Icashier of th~ Cihzens Natwnal ~ was not mha~ed. . &r by way ol invls~ble Wires, fening gues ts of -Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mr_ and relatives in West Columbia, W. Rainey at Point Pleasant and Bank, accordmg to an anoounc~ l It was ~ul a short step fr~m l and proved once agam that she IJana McCain of Long Bottom. Woodrow Hendrix and other Va. :and Miss Fnmkie Mumaw, ment by C. A. Roush, presl- those ubservallons to the ~ has no parallel in this day and ' Others there were Mrs. Gl.:~dys ative·s W1!re, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks visited with Mr. and Mrs. otis dent. I vcl~pment of two types of pr I age as a fearless troop~::r in thl;! -- and daughters of Columbus Rainey at Point Pleasant aud l Rarbrecht joined the bank in I tectJve mask to cover the. nose [' great tradition . I Middleport spent the holiday weekend with with Mrs. James Quick, at Hoi ~ember 1964 an~ h~s bee~ ! 61ld mouth. One type consists of. A sk_etch in which Thomas . . Yaga and healtll fads are ~~~;=~~=~~=f~ Lewis Repair Service his parents, Mr. end Mrs. Or· zer Hospil.al. ~~charge ~f collections m add!- ~ several . ~ayers of .was?able l and Lewis appeared as a couple . discussed next Thursday on , -FORville Crooks and other relatives. The holiday guests or Mrs. bon to hi~ duties as payro~l synthetiC fibers .i ~.t Js ch;ap 1of losers taking two floozies 1 ABC-TV' ''The Yo~mg Set" . . . ~ I e _-:._ Mrs. Eugene Hudson and chil· Clara Lavender and deughters clerk and mstallment loon off I· and ~an.~ d S(<~rded a ter ' Miss Ball and Miss Jones to Jack Benny, Bmg Crosby, ~ c.n.&ll.l.ll.ll •HEATING dren of Pomeroy spent Thanks- were Mr. Thomas Lavender and c~r. He attemJed ~he. ~965 ses- .several n?~mgs. The ?ther type Ian expensive rest<~urant. with IJanet Leigh and Nancy Wilscm , ePLUMBING giving with Nyla Hudson and children of Middleporl Slon of ~e West VIrgm~ sch~l lSI a nohndb1 fltm.~~~~ ~as:a rna~ I the redhaired comedienne mar- 1will appea r on NBC-TV's Bob ••• WI lOVE OUR •vison Dehztl Mrs. Moille Guinther and 1of Bankmg at Jacksons Mill, 1I 0 was a e c . · t s ~ 1velous as an over-affectionale 1 Hope Comedy Hour on Wednes~ eROOFING · ' · t wh'1 h t'1 h · ed · .1dvan tege that Jl heats the m- [ · I •r · Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Gibbs Mrs. Thelma Grueser, spent a .c .me e receJv m-: h led . to ·bot 6 ~ d b female whose massive order of day .•. Wi th the lhrice-wet~kly · Alld no wondttr,- how tfwt:r and son Doyle Jr. of Vienna, jThanksgiving Day with Mr. strl~ctwns m loans and loan1 a alrf ' ull hegreesbly , fd included •·a very large : night-time soap opera ''Peyton 1 are the be~t • •• be11 quolity. ~ · W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Roger [an d Mrs. Roy Armeso1 M.mers- po 1cy of the commerct· al banks I means o a sma rec argea e · . . . .. . . demitasse.'' Pla ce'' [allmg off .m the 1 bettllyling ••. undify~Wiflll y.-· Hubbard and son Roger Lee, of ville. : \~st trgmm.PHe IS marr~ed l battery. ! ,, . ratings, the netwurks h::tve 1 011 ..s.lhe be$~ senoi~l :::1 . WY 2-2374 Minersville were Thanksgiving [ Mrs. Mary Hubbard had as ! e ormer eggy Lievmg Use of these masks will not ' -A takeoff on Whlte Car- eoolcd on such fut ure series '-:i:liiilt5iMiiiliiill5iSiiii.5i5:Miiildiiidiiiltiii-5i~ [ Dny guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving Day dinner an~ they are the parents of four · cure the underly ing condition go," with .Lwis an.d Thomaes .as ideas as ··sunset · BoulPv.ard" i r William Eichinger. Linda and j ~ests her daughter and son~ children. (angina pectoris, asthma, em- two Eng~Jshmen m the tropics ~ and "East of Eden." I Johnny, Mrs. Eichinger, ac- , ~~~law, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Clinton 1 physema or allergy to cold) but 1 whose Will~ are broken by the . The following, from weekly companied the Gibbs home for i Pierce and children. $5,150 is Sought it does eliminaW the suffering mad passmn o~-who else- "Variety," seems wurth re· the weekend. Mr. "and M~ .. Myron Be ~s tiSSociated with inh<I ling cold s~etch-her prlcel.essl~ com- printing in fu ll : Mrs. Osa Boggess spent spe?t Tranksg1vmg Day w1th In Civil Action air and reduces the chances of, hipS punctuated thetr dialogue. vari('ly.·• seems worth re-' Thanksgiving ~ay with her son . their d~ughter, Mrs. Jewel Case PI'. PLEASANT - A civil an acute attack of chest pain were not only .great fun. but, printing in fu ll : : 10 daughter-m-law, ~lr . and land children of Pomeroy. action has been filed in the ,or respiratory distrses when : more . the ~omt of the show, "Back in 1956, one of the- 1 II'~~~''· Charl.es Boggess and fam- ~ s.unday guests of Mrs. Agnes j office o( the Circuit Clerk sty I- you are outdoors in the ~inter. : wer~ .10 the tme and accurate , strikin~ productions of CBS-· of Rac.i~ R.D. . Wh1te, and James Robert and : eel Golden w. Barnett vs. Tho- This hill been a blessmg to trad1tlon of tho~ underrated i TV's live drama series. 'PlayThanksg!Vmg Day dinner lend Mrs. Carl Duckworth of Imas c Vaughan and James c policemen moil camers con- burlesque comediennes whose . h 8 'Req "m for • 90 , I~:~;~ of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R.1char d Duckworth wer-e Mr . I vaughan · 2608 Jackson Avenue · ·: struction ' workers and oth"rs ' · h.1ps punduatd the1r . dialogue. . • 11ouse .. 11wa. Uk " 1 1 • , -eavvwe1g 1 . a power fll 1 me1, d ·for whom winter m:-ant .~any i The hi ~ wa<> m•ated as an 1ler · {Melodrama 1 bv Rod .were, Mr. and Mrs. Ern an . Mrs. Carl Duckworth of . Point Pleasant est Tflplet son Clyde. 'and dau-~Coshocton. I The ac~on is the result of a , days of oo(oreed t.a.ahdism. · encore to ta st st 0~. 8 10 t'li ht Serling about a busted boxer as , ghter Loretta of Racme R. D. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barn- two veb1cle accident January 1t has also been a boon to . .. . P g ,I . a. n 1n Mrs. Etta Custer, locaL .hart and children of Clevela~ld 26, 1965 on State Route 17 near : sports-loving sufferers who can !!~t nd e~I~Ion ot d Thomas I i~rd ~y . ~ P~a dee. ld PRICED RIG8ri, 0 ~; u Wurl of B1trMiss Fredericka Schwarz of ' called on Mr. and Mrs. Nla1 Winfield, Putnam County. The now go to football games, sit · . <m .uss m .an . Mason spent Thankc:'! iving Day Salser over the Thanksgiving compLaint states that James in duck blmds or go hunting ' l~sque. A~d though Wednesday I Co~ um~Ja PtJcture~· thought He- ~ STYLED JUSr FOR GIIWif Mrs. Agnes \'I llite, son weekend. Vaughan was driving a vehicle . in the woods on even the cold- mght's outmg had some downs i qUiem Slll' I a . me property i '11' Jam" Robert and a1·c•··rd Mrs .f<' l o Anderson and Mrs ' as well as ups ' there was . they •"' · , · owned by Thomas Vaug han es1 days. .1 remade . It mto h a fea ture Duckworth. 1 Grace Anderson and daugh~er ond recklessly, negligently and Although wearing such a. P.lenty of f~n in the presenll!- 1f1 ~ starrmg A~t ony Qumn : Thanksgiving Da~ l!"ests . of ecky, of Kenna, W. Va. visit- , unlawfully drove said vehicle mask nlfly embarrass a person lion, ~.erta1~ly ~?ough so that In 1~~5, ,.as .Vld~ n}~ rch.e~ St .. rd'~ Sehwi•• t .. Oular rl•1,~ Mr. and Mrs. Wt1ham Rizer ed Mrs. Osa ~oggses. iilto 8 car operated by Barnett. . who doesn't like to be conspi- , these burlesque hours s~ould e~t:~ bark"a:d~, C~S-1 ~ . :~\i~ll 4-coc~l blikttd-o. fini1h, ond ~ were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Haw- Monday evenmg guests of ; Barnett claims he suffered St'· ciuous, this feeling will disap- ' be regular yearly productiOns, pia)' the.rem.Jk! of 1l~ 011g1n.-I I, length ,ltra-line du,ingwcml.:; Wa'U through ley, of Columbus and Mr. and I Mr. and ~s- Earl Custer, were · were permanent injuries and pear as the wearing of these no matter whether they are i drama '? the Thursday mgl1t 1 :;~~~~~~g yg,lu. ot • popul · hoopa te EARN Mrs. Norman Rizer, of Racine Mrs. Jess1e Johnson, and Mrs. $1~1() car damage. The plaintiff masks become 3 more common, Ialw~ys ~onderful or just good feature film sloL Jt happens to - - - - - - - - - R. D. . 1Betty Rodgers . of Chauncy ~nd is demending judgment against as it is bound to do. Witness the or 51Jmehmes so-so. be tile same tune slut the ' your with Donald Earl Gumther spent IMrs. Helen Smith of Nelsonville. the d(!fendants in the sum <1f fac t that most pevple who must I A tb Lu Lo original 'Requiem' had. In tl1e 00 the holi~ay with Mr. a~d Mrs. I Visiting on Sunday with Mrs. $5,150. wear hearing aids no longer: er cy ver ~orward march of TV ernnom · Guy Gum!h~r and fam1ly. .Mary Hubbard and Mrs. Ross ! make any attempt to conceal j The costumes were dazzin gly , ICS, the ongmal probably co~.! , ThenksgJYIDg Day and week- i Stewart, and Mrs. Roger Stew- March f t trem. The added comfort far colorful, and so wre the sets. j the web around $I:IO,OOO Tnt>! 0 0 end visitors of Mrs. Ada Slack . .ort and son Randy of Mt. Ver,. . lmes outweigh::~ such minor consider- , and the t1ve audience m a Columbia remake, artt>r exPhone992-2774 Mr. and Mrs. John Slack, ]non and Mrs. Keith Woods and Open Off1ce Dec. 15 ,alions. f theater setting was perfect, as hauslin~ the theatri1·al c1rcu it . I w_ 2nd St. lJ CAID . .L SB¥Ic& and son Johnny and E 1de a da.ughte~s Mary and Brenda of PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- :o.ty sister has myelofi- 1 was the droll chorus line. As I probably cost the network more Slack, were Mrs. Slack's dao- 1Mmersv11le. son County Chapter March of , brosis. What cau~es it and what for the redhead it mav be a - 1 1 ghter and son-i~~Iew, Mr: and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce ! Di~es wi.ll open its fund cam-: treatment is recommended? ! tittle late to hov~ my h~art in • Mrs. Earl Watkms. Children : . BOD, of Pomeroy and Mrs. patgn offices on December 151 A - In myelofib ....ls there public, but I really do I ~arl Jr., ~haressa and Car~! of I Shumate of Pomeroy ! m tOO Hail bllllr.hn~ on Main is an irregular replacement of iLucy. Insurance Agency Inc. loledo; daughter and son m · ; D. were Sunday guests of ' Street_. Mrs. Naorru Call wLU , bone marrow with fibrous of f Phone WY 2·3311 law, Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. 1 and Mrs Clmton P1erce and 1work tn the off1ce. · bony tissue The cause is un· 304 E. Mlln St. Pomeroy, 0. Johnson, children Tammy, CherJames H. Lewis, Mason, wm l known. Smce the marrow plays : Tb Chtmenl S~lm: Pop lyl and Terry, of Wolf Mrs. Mildred Withee of Porn head the 1966 campaign forMa- ' an important paM in the pro- 1Paul VI is the subject of CBSand Mr.11Dd Mrs. Roger R. D. ealled on Mrs. Osa ,son County, which gegins on of red b-lood cells a TV's "The Twentieth Centurv" loc~l. The Watkins were Monday evening. ~ January J. Lewis is affiliated progressive anemia usually' re- 1 Dec. 26 _ .• Same day, ABCback to Toledo Mrs. James Quick was return- with the Citizens National Bank suits. The only treatment is to T'V children's sesies, "Disto her home from Holzer and was recently n.Jmed presi- try to stimulate the blood-form- •covery," goes to London to in Wednesday. In the eve- dent of the board of directors ing organs and to give trans- ! trace the life. ttmes and she became worse and had of ll1e Point Pleasant- Mason fusions when needed. Iliterature of Charles Dickens - CAN BUY I Sean Roebuck & Company would like to interview 1n individual or couple be- Starbunt IDOilf eordle.s electric dock. Your choice of walnut or eboar finished epoke! dramatically overlaymg bold bran. (;learning bran dial 'With hannoniziD! center enbancea thi1 decorator 1¥all ploco. OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. TONIGHT . lng N•ma, Addreas, Telephone Number, Age, and Present Occupation. Reply tot 404 Sooond Av• , , -.. -- ' .,, 3-:rRACK TILT Versa .. • t' 111Hnintt11 Sloni-SCIIII littdell He"''s the window with everything! Com~ self. storing! Tilts tor eesy INdoor cleaning! Raltle-proof. Wealller-stripped. • .,.-~.,u•c•...._ .... SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY · &Suppl-yCo~ DEPT. 312, R.H.V, PAUL DAVIES,JEWELERS t25 SOUTH HOMAN AVENUI! ' CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 411607 Galllpollo, Ohio ~. • ..; :., ,'.:,;, eFASHIONABLE e fUNCTIONABLE eFLEXIBLE YOUR CHOICE POLE-TREE OR BLACK MOLDED PLASTIC SHADES WITH WALNUT KNOBS AND MASTER SWITCH P•IIY· dreas below for further information, stll- by DEENA STEM COLORS-- eroy as an independent agent of the com Interested p•rties please reply to the a4, !' WHITE • BilGE e operating • SEARS C•talog Store In Pom- $}99$ ·················••··········•··•··· "- !', li· LAMP tween the tgas of 30 •nd 55 Interested In ················•••rw.•-·-····· .. E1;a Coatenuiii·Year Plic<d, lighting 923 S. 3nl. An. ONLY EACH eOPIN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY NIGHT INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2709 - * 'tojg- •. . .. ·- �.. J'' •' ~ ·· ·· ;ij;,............. ..,. .... ~ --· ·~-~- · ~ ·-· . .'. . . . .. . . .. ... ' ' I I -- ' SHOP YOUR.' LOCAL .MERCHANTS-USE THE LA'f AWAY PLAN--SMALL Dli'OStr RISIRVIS .. ~:,att ,. '· Mainly About .,.,. OnCIII'IJtmas Atolntd And About Mrs. RldeiiOflr Peo le In p p Ex-Counselors omeroy Past COIIJicilon of <.'heN> Mr. and Mrs. Denver H)"'ell Council, Dauchb!n ol Amel'IDa, Mi-'cJI ~ :;_"!tf_;l :;;;:rJ~ ...._ • N with Mr. and Mrs. Warden ! Mr. and Mn. Ralph llllllrd lolrl Donald 'llus-iand family spent I day wlth ~and Society ews . :::: !!'J::' ~d ~'il"':- : ~u: atart your own private ' Cbrlstmas Club" right now with lh mOUJ JOU'II llvt bJ rldinl • Honda. Give yourseU - tad llle wllole falailJ' - Jeltl ol IUD. Get a Hoada. ... the •!• \ •port ))tor Oflm UU· Mr. Olld Mn. 3 T W0. H0UR PRINCE DRY CLEANING dnalllall..._ GARDNER' r M:· card. SERVICE :tum!t _; m k !I li ~ J I I ~.! I /1I I I I I I I • REGISTRAR!rl IILL~OLD lxdus ire ADAPTA-SNAPlrl ... ••If-adjusting onop ) • ; rl osi ng on removable Photo-Card Ca11e ... to carry all · th~ rards you need without a bulge. Show-A-Card Clip ; to add or rf'move windows. Rill divider with conceal· tJ mo ney flap. Extra stamp and tick et pockets. Dup- '] Harold Seer':' ! •ii l<' • trrale key slots. Poli.shed Cnwhide : Black, Mahogany, j)lire. Style No. 20R2g ... 15.00 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy I'HILCO CARAVAN-NIW DIITINCTIVI STYLING IN A PORTAIL~ TV PHU.CO PSJIO'l'N .Big ecreen enjoyment in; the bciit look· ing portable TV you've ever watched. tight Gray molded Cll.fie, with darker Gr.1y Control Panel. DisappearJng han· dle fini1hed to nttttch cll'binet. Convenient front control.s1 front sound, with bil' 6 x S oval speaker. Phileo pa~nted COOL CHASSIS be&ta the heal, mejor eauu ot TV brea., downs. FOREMAN & AIBOn, Middleport THE MAN WHO'S WELL DRESSED WEARS 0. T. C. 50CKI Wily AMIRICA'J P'AVORIT! CASUALS -I'Dit THI INTIItl FAMILY not live tht ullilll•te tn ltchl-wellhl tollll..t 1114 Why wear black before the dlnner hour! Today's look at the office calls for brave new patterns and !hades in everything. lu socb that never !all dow" on tho job, It's O.T.C.(tm) (over-the-call) hose. Stretch knit. Regular fits men up to 8 ft. Toll, men over 6 ft. fl.60. good look• 1o the imJ>Orl,\nt people In yout lllo! HUIIH PUPfiES(r) 1h011t come in • nrltiJ of llylu ond ...... lor mon. women and childron. &1... ond wldtill ,..,. !rom toddler obu 3 to liiDt oile ID. Tnlly lbo &ill It NEW YORK CLOTHINct HOUSE, Pomeroy most lo you. Prices from children's U.IIIIO tllollt fl3.110 for golf and apool~ly ahoeo, Jllakt you important tn the eyea "lf those who mean the THE SHOE BOX, Middleport I I I I I I Robinson's I .Ill' _p... orf Program F II T fc Feast o· BLANKETS . . ; . .. LADIES NnON HOSE •• · · · ·· · pair MENs I «=·I : Y~u don't fl~ 1 seal!on or a reason to give Whitman'• . Jbmp Jt,t·, Amerioa·s best known box of jlft chocolatt:tl. . Birllid11p, aqniversaries, holiday s, hostcs5 gift s, etc,, it'l : ttu: tw rfett gift fo:: any orrasio n. SWISHER & LOHSE ORUGS, Pomeroy _ JN /!.. STIP OUT FRONT JI~KIIJ'.ACTIOI' OLDSMOIIL!I For 'ell Olih brtr!ls 1011'a·wholo new opectrum of selec. hon to make it taaier tban ever to pick the Rocket that fi ts your pock"t. Luxury cars. Sports cars. Popular-priced cars. Economy oau. A full r1.m'e of sizes in five different wheelbiisea, FuU nnu:e of performance tM - from thn 420..cublc-lncb 'J'onmado Rocj!:et V-8 to • new gas-saving Action-Line ft. You name it. Old~~mobile'1 got it prlc:!td. rlgM for you! GIVE HIM NUNN·IIUSH SHO~SI Wbothor hi cboooes hia lootwoar for all'ie; for .oamiort or from a deup aense of tbrdt, he lmo'wa Nu~uah lbON art t l'tllly IU,porlor buy. Show him how much you reall1 oare-rivt hlm Nunn-Bu•h Shoe11. U ytm're not sure of hll 1111 our rift eertltlcate is the perfect anJWer. It leta ~im ulecltho olylo ht preltrs. From $19.95. NEW YORK CLOTHING 11()U51!1 . Pomeroy KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy I SANTA'I CHOICI! 1 l'omeroy CHRIST S FLOWERS 10.95 to 'i Ii . I I ,. !· l01lod ' for ' Com fori! . I II I I I I I ,,.......,~ ' I' JUMAN IHOU-THE MOST PITTING OIPT 4n)' man Ofl your i(ift li'l will be highly plea1ed wit h .rmt1n111, for hi\ wUlliM disli nctlve 11tyJing and top craft~ ••n11hip.-.-and "frhmdline1111 of til" tor extra • plea&Jnt .. lkine;. (It you don't knuw hu 11i:u1 or think he'd rathet • lect hilllhOttli l\imlielf, we hne .larman gift eertltieate11,) OIIIN TONIGHT TIL t100 HAitTLIY & IENNETT, Pomeroy PHILCO COUIII!II I'!IISONAL PORTABLE TV BIG 16 INCH stREEN t"HILCO 2622-XGY. Compt~re the dilttrenct between the amaU Size 10" or ll'' plc!Ure with PhlJgo'• CourJer. Ll offers you a big tallY to see IIJ" overall dlafonal pl(!ture, Great for travelin&. Equally gL\Od for a aecond aat at home, big enoul(h, bri&hl envugh for daylight vJewtl\l tn ap IV• erage sUe room. Philcl) patented COOL CHAU18 1 bfltl the heat tor longer TV life, lmprond portonnanet, &rei\. er dt>pendability. 'UID.911. JC6sy Tenna COMI'LETELY IMM!IISIIIU POll CLIANING Entire coffee meker can bo oalely tnd o..Uy w..hod ll . fteecfy family, and I deo;~! ~.-~;;·.:;:~:;;.;:;;;.:~.;::;~~ ~ T. B. bol,pllal. An Afclwl WlU oourse was served by ~ba ;n1 IWII)' to bolp rolle . ~ lor llllt proje.:l. All Sa· Slnold and Mrs. Clara Karr. iotll lit UrN lo CCDirillulf, Atw alttadlaa from tbt Mtip O.n 3 Cqb Seout. llaloa tlwpeau Pearle!' Afeet witlr Mollie,., Klllpp, llltptlll Rutlo on-ten, Din Three O!b Scouts mit and M)rtll Walker. . with don lWIIban Mn lllcba.,j Columbua lht •-ba and ·~·-- GU lboJltluraiDI PariDWrohD IIGppld 1111 u tile ..._. lll1l 141'1. """" • Nelootlvlllo lll1d Bea J'l'oaklll 11101'1 Jr., Wtdltadll)' alta' botpllllt to ._,.. Cllrltlmao ~ ~:"'­ ~ lor 1111 )'OUDII T. B. po- pleqt 1D flac 114 by MI k t Uento. Gilmore. '!lie boyo ,.tnlld thor' Cbrlolmu 11'11 doocntiona PLAN 11GG MEE'I'INO whlcll Iiley 1llldt ll Jut JnOOI. ' log aDd ~ I lrte for , Dr. ~ Baki<, !lteosloD their parlf. Wocit Wll 1 lplcialist ll1 P<lrlill'y ~ 1111 Chrlslnlu 1111 tor tllelr JnOo I laf, will tlls<uss "ll'acton filii lbers. Principles lnvolv..t In Econom- Piau MIN l1!ldt ID 10 wolioa ol ICQ JlrlolQ'' ~ log, lhon to Rattnbawu llollltll ber Ill duriJii I dillatr 111111- (Vr a Plf\1, aDd 111111t1 wo~tll lng l1qlltaq at 7:30 p.m. 111 draW!l tor 1 M «1'111 1111 1 !be Buckeye Caltttria, Albtnl. ...... ~ wtl't , v..t 1o ~ Oollcll. ~~er.,~~~o II '1111 Borillq!WIIO Indi<w l ..enlt Mil mttllnl be wort tho ltrsl illlllblloolt ved by Nlllll OllnJort, Puerto Rloo. ........ ' while submerged in sud1y wate.t~ - just rem:ove cor~ . oet and immeue. Poek-A-Brew(r) gau1e 1how1 water you need aa you fill and coffee Iilah lvft at a glance. llandy brew selector lor coffee of tny atrvnatb. 3 to a rup capaclty. Stainless ateel pumg and Item . (riTrademark of General Electrlc Company. GIVJ Hill A "WHITI!" CiMitiiTMAI Give her a gift she will really appreciate lhia Christmas . . . J new Portable or Cablllet llodtl Wblle Sewiq llladllat. Chooae froaa 0\11' IIWif flat mod· tis priced from $59.50 up. MOORE'S STORI IN POMEROY THE SE'MNG CINTER, Mlthlltport fro111 Crow's STEAK HOUSE =:.:, wm UIUIUUIUIIIUUIUIIII ' ' Sewing Machin•• Moro WATCHES .. · · ........ Special $5.95 up ALARM CLOCKS .. .. $2.59 and $2.98 Guaranteed Moveme11ts BOYS & MENS PEN KNIVES .... ........ .. $1.00 each 12 TIIANSISTOR HI.PI PORTAILE RADIO ....... With l.eathor co,. •nd Evphon••· , • • • lt>lll . $9.95 LAOIIS, MINS l IOYI VINYL GLOVES ...... · .... $1.00 pair Tbtoe ar• altractlve and warm & will rnai<o nice jilts Set Our Nlco Lint of Plush Animala. Della. Gam01 and I moll Toys Of All l'rlcta Tho Bitlost S.ltdion In Town I. ....,....... SANDWICH ._Tallt'l•lllme WYN41t IJ.OO .... STILL TIMii TO USE OUR LAY·AWAYI ONLY $1.00 DOWN WILL HOLD 1414Y· THING l IVERYTHING YOU WANT RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Tht lbtra Sptelal Gift for l'tmlly 6 rt;epd4. ltautt- ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy GUITAR HANDBAGS .... · ....... $1.99-$2.99 _______ _ RAWUNGi HONDA SALIS, Mlthlltpoit WHITE I HANDKERCHIEFS, Boxed 59c • 79c- $1. up Fa1111n link & Snl111 Co. Mall!bttrPDIC ••• SUPER ClASSIC DRUMOUTFrr $1.00 6:00 TO 8:00 I ' STREfcii HoSE .. 2 pair $1.00 BILLFOlDS, OPEN TONIGHT II •17· I ....... Re-•s S fafePouvoir THE. SHOE BOX WALKIE-TAlKIE ·I . $12 LEADING ·. DRUMMERS · PLAY LUDWIG . Sh M;:· Jfr;, - 1 $2.1!! per lb. · VM Mary Martin HONDA Jazz or Rock RoD... 1 .:..U.W .r:"qllil 8" BOOT IIASON. ANY RIASON JEWELERS 0:::11 cr •I CREDIT lloall loedlnr oipt r.lndoer, too. Hollllu f11 up to :WO mUes per galloa, oro ouy llld fun to rldt. Al4 ,.u caa " Olriltma• PfOII'IIID was pretnltd at the December v '" , 10 sell and Dawn lienee of Ml. l Mrd 'l'llose spending Thanllsglvlng Vernon spent several day• 'l'llh . :;' Ch~h~re ro. · · metllllg ol lbo Laclles Bible and IODI "'" 1\laldly ~ lilt! al tbo MartiJI l'lllllll'llll ban NlurUd froin ~W. with Mr. 1114 Mra. Arvlllloltar their parenll, Mr. and Mro. l ·· 416 Main St. CIJ11 of the Mlddl<porl F'ir1t 1Uf111 of Mr. 1114 Mrr, 111111 w-.ny eventDc lor tllelr wb-. tbf)' "'"JUII)I ol,. aDd family and Mrs, Woriey jSianloy Trut~tll and Mr. ond . Mr. and Mro. Wardln V Baptill Cllllrdl 'nlllnday lVII- llolamln, Mlnerville. -'~'~ ~ dltmlr. laUvta. · Dovll Wet'e Mr. and Mrs. ~·· · Mrs. Charles Murclnko, 1and John, Bill & Blll'bara o Pt. PI-nt, W. a. Ill( al lbl dluntll ·wllb llrt. Mr. and Mr. Charles R. Klrr, PollowiD8 11 lbe llllt lira. Emenoo JOIItl IPflll atilt DRvls, RoRer and Rodney, I , 1 nd M p 111 Bak ' were guests of Mr. and Mrs. •0 PE~~~~ Cwl01 IAWIIIIIIII Mil. Jolul 1r., Wll'l busineSI vlsikn Ill Ia lilt ~~o~n~oi Mrs Rid• 'l'bundq Ia Athml lind wbllo 'Rutland; Mrs. Clyde Davis, Ja., f · ;· a I ~buc~ spent"' Richard Gaul and sons of IN DOWN PAYlrENT Koulf loolhnr• Otlllpolll on Wednesday. nour <llesler. Mrs. '~~~ary :ao. tbft vllllld wlllllllr daulblor, 1111 and Jimmie. Hutl~nd: .Mr•· l ;:;.; wllh tl1 llllpb lceriiiOiiicn.._'..... l'blnkIJI._.vini..;..,..o.y...;;;;;;;o;!l D"' 'VERS ,..., .-.. ..... ed Mr. and Mn. lihttll7 81111) ' ·dent __ _. lh lllrboN Jto5, . Jlobort Davls, J1mm1e, L1nda, 1 .,... "'" ...... e . If .... mee111111 was open w....... _, ....,_.. ~-" VII', pre81 ' ,_.... • Tom Rail atudttll al Kelt ~ Gl Rita d C'nd f ' lard and C.rover 11111to 1811111· IN OUR STORB . wtliJ II'""P sloglq cflbe class weno _ _, ..._ .,.... IIIIIIIDg by lftdlng lilt ()lorbt.. ' ""''"· en, an I Y o lies aon "Blest Be Tbo Tie." Mrl. ors in Parkersburg, W.. V•: . IDlll! st !rom Matll!ew, lol· Blat. Ualv~l)', _Ia ll'llvU., Lugs ville, Mr. Worley Davis, · Los WIIII•Jo.:U ~~amy, presldeal, pre- . Mrs.. Charles Btekel IB YISJ!- ; lowed ~lbe Lord's Prayer and homt IIIII welillnd lor lho DIJtor, Gary Holter of SpriDI· Jolllts Lawrence of Ha..el Bill Wotl111111 olded OVII' 1111 1111e11og Beulah mg Mill relatives m Charle• ! pledge to nag Rollnd . table <llrlatmu YICIIIIJII. wllb 1!11 ltald an4 Lindo Lyons, Middle- IIP'IIll Thellk>giVlllj with Mr. While •• lon, w. Va. ICbrialmu were 10111 to pvwll, aad Mn. 11:. 0. port. and _ Mrs. Joe Lawrence 111d and !lid lba CllrltliDM llorJ JIQmond Alldnwii!JII of Mr, folrl. J'IO)Id llldNionr and Mrs. ~ bi~~us:oc:.: Mr. and Mro. llayloa ~~~~~~~ ~ lam•ly. • token from Matthew mtd "The mtd Mrs. Clarence Andrews is Fannlo Adams. . 01 Gilbo ~I Slato spent a week with their son and , Mr. and Mre. Robert Tru~aell!l ON REQUEST Gills or lbo Mql, • Olld "Kiop- oontinod 1o bla boiDO bJ illnes1. AI the el of the buslwo ~lo Norway. dluehler • in - law, Mr. and and daushter., Mr. and Mrs. j '11 laf Cbriolmas," <IMior lrilll • Mn. Robart Harrah of Crld· ..., osenre excllanpcl. Mr. and Mrs. Jllrrl. Mrs. Robart HaymJa aDd IIDI· ! Dollald Tru"•ll and clall(i11er, Prayer poem. ersville and MP1. Max lllrrah pa~ere rtlYe8ied with 100 lnd children, Jtf!Ny and Uy ol Tolono, IU. 114r. IJld Mrs . llllph Trlimll Mrs Bertha Arcber preseat- of Chester were rocflllt auests gift and new """'"" drawn Doris oiCinelnllati vlsltedover , Mr. H. C. Roborll of Sum·lllld lamlly, IO<.'Il. and , ed gilis to ~. lllurray, leacb- of Jfr. aDd !ln. Harry Kalur, ~or tho •lllllilll . The Cluio~ the with 'her parents, I meroville, w . Va.. spent a Fay Kirkart were Polntlroy ~r of the elaa, and 18 1111 !lev. MIDtrsvUie. mao pr<lt!l'llll w.,.. In Mr and Mrs. H•rmu Iaiiey. Iow days w1th hiS brother, !.~~ou~p~po~r~au;u~ts~oliiMijrij,~~ and Mrt. Dollald llooJlt, The charJO ol Mrt. S13lllty 'l'nlestll, Mr: and Mrs. llirrioQo and ~ G':'1'1• Rodberlo. R' 1 d Fl travelilll prize brougbt by HERD CLASSIFIED Mrs. ArUtur Orr and M,.. Hen- famlly recently moved to Cln· '' r. an '~" - IC 1" . . ow Mrs. 111u1f wu nn by Berthll · I'!' JIJiebln8ll' ,,. door prilo ohtnlri lrom F<>rt Myers. Fla. !on and fllm1ly . of Mteh11111l Arther. A till mtwnge """ ' Tho ~l&red Guernsey herd ! wa8 awarded tG Mrs. Marton ' Poul Dllllll'd, Chi<fto, DL,j spent ThanksgiVIIl{l With Mr. l bold. 1olllltd h, !diiOII &ulh, LoeuJI Wood. and IDII, Bob Jllllard of t-'illdn- l llld ~"- llar<>ld Hag•r and 1 . ~;:: ·Grove farmt, llaelao, bait ,. AltotldlnC _, tho llloye i nail, haw returned to their' daughlPrs ! Mrs. Lew_la wu. program Ollllly bto1J olulllltd tor 1)'1111 llld Mra Vlrlff Walktr Mrll holneo after hlvill( beeD called Mr. and Mro. Waylle Orr of I choorman With readings pre.oen~ by L. 0. Colabank, Kmmlle, Mabal Melor Mrl Hobari here clue to tho death o1 lolro. i ParkersburJ apenl Thanksllv·, ~ ~ Mrs. Clyde ,!'lnebrenner, T • - · offlclal cla1slllv tor Newell, Mrl. harl K.icnll:, A. A. Dillard. ing with llr. and :Mrs. Paul I ' Chrostmas Spjrll, and Mrt. lhl AlMrlcan Outmaoy Cottle llrl Arvll Holllr 11r Cl • Orr. . THERMOL WIAVi ALL TIIANIIITOit Archer, "It Atn't The Glft." Cl~b. ~ N«llll'.. Mi-a. •. :. Bob Johnson or Belpre •pent ! a....... ?~· wm.~lllllld by Mrt. It lllow• thai ol lht .. - IIIIUlum Battle Frtdor· Thursday night wilh Mr. "n di .,..wos _lnclu-. a carol song ciB!slltact II wort rated Vt'Y ldl, Ml~ B '• Mrl. Mrs. Warden Ours . 72xll0 ln<h , ~·· n,ylon quiz w!lh Mro. lllulah . While Good I Doolrablo and 4 Aoetp~ - - ..~ N 0 OW$ Uf ey Mrs. Georg• Hoherl< ia I binding, 94% rayon, and Mrs. Wille~ WinDers. , _ , ..,..._, -·· ormen lum I Radio &I Complolt '1110 Janoory meetiog Wll Ill- able. Frodorld!, Mro. Vir811 Rouo'l. ' Inner sprndlll< a few •eeks '" Co • 8% nylon.. .~oft ttaPJ'f!d with batteries, t:ele~c:CJp. finUb. •-ltl tlht •• :Mrs. Ray Morrt•, :Mro. lld<lll ' k . · ·ic :mh~nn• ex.tends to · bus w1th Mr. ond Mrs. Ernostl ed lobe nounc . '"' a IIUrne . , . W 1c... A lur ey ouuwr at O(t . !J'U' p.m. 1 DeetPr and famll and hel 47''. Ranp 10 milo. 0 Whilo, GoW $4.99 ot Mrs. V1clor Grim. dng room where Kr•euttr, Ml•. l.arry ••· preceded tbt -~ of !be· . Y P Ml&a Ledu Mal kra&uter '"" : JQJ to <"ttr• for hPr new grand·, • ltlto Hlh Following the meetio& .,em· I,of lrull cake, Ict .,.nm, • • Mrs • F'o4erate· circle Wednesdily; child. Sol of 95 1111101 VanMrMeilo ·• Ml't. WEd~levoning, at the ohurch. A WlrM tift '""' Two Sped•l hers were invited to lht di!J. Iand l!a were served lrorn • JHart Mr. •nd Mrs. Hilly Orr and 0 -, ~ Ibla decorated for lba UIIJ, •· scor e...-, : Afterward , ahorl Chrl•tmas . .. . •- T•n .... •··-h''sea..n. n• •• ~n 1••••Mrs Cl Estherd Wrlibt llld llr1. 1program wu pr.... -~"" . sons spent rhanksgiVIng w1lh S,... .... •• ~. openmg I ... cr t Orr I 'I first choice centered the table wilh R"'e elan . w!Ut the Cbrl tm too fro "'" , m ami y. 69c tf're world ~•r IIIYeoJners and nut eup Litke 2,141 ~ ':.. ~Oflftl~ ' Georlt Ruho!rt< and H. C.! Fir>1 quality in popular shades. Get her a box of 3 LUDWIO on holly cui-outs complttlq Kloel and prayer b)' Mrt· Louts Roberts lpont • day with Mr. : Cushion Insole-Caulk Chrl&tmu selling prepctd l\olbel lht ldent A lior7 and Mrs. Maolon Roberts of ! pairs. They're chuper that way, Welt. Crepe Solo Mrs. Lawto. Each guesl ~ "Tile Gooo s~ .: ,j Rock Sprtnas. ' liP< 9t ed gifts of address boolil ,_. • II& .' was ru ' Mr. and Mrs. Aubry 1111•te, Chrlstma. Boxed ·~·12 ' penults and jeW<!Iry by Mrs. Ben Neutzlmg. . I :\Irs. Thelma Eddy and son . ' . •- add!' to u.· Durmg lhe buome" session .! Jimmy Woostor Grover White ' 1 mg w were1 108 • Mr. ,Clannce and Mr. .· and Dons, ' . looal,• were 'lllant .. I LADIIS & MENS named Mrs. Ehzabolh ,. ....... B La ...... M _,_ F Maar be . ..uy ..., .. , Y· ws r. -~· au r were llll!l·l · · dl , M nd Port~hn l i ng Mol'dlut Ia ven, GeneVIeve Saxloo, Boxed .... · · ··.. up 111111 of lht Metes County 1 et eel to lht nominatino: oommiltoe. RIVInR nMr gunl• oo r. a 1 COMPLETI ~~t/:;r.,~rtaN~t: Mayet, Pearl Hoffman, M 48 Solan, reported on tllo Na·lwhlch she made fur tllo Circl• ' Mrs. Ralph Ballard and family. I MIDDLEPOfT, 0. Qwles Wldle and Mro. ltoullllreho ID PorUaod, Ore-1for World Community Day. Mra. VlfKinla Thoma• 1 nd l SELECTION OP LAD IIS ~~:""'="":"""""!!i~'!lll.£.':lilmll~lon, , Mltruha torvod au Mn. PMI Willlomoon thanked I ramlly moved from tllo Gmver ------.. .. lilt Stale Pouvoir ln l tho Circla lor nowora oont htr I Whitt place lo Middleport. . . , Dao 4-6. ~" h 'tal' ad. 14r N 1 . , Mrs. Mary Law"""'' vlslled ' mwe 081Jl 1Z '· eu ' ' her molb« Mro Mlldrod Afn. LADII5-AII Now, l'opulor Slyl01 MIIIInl ot lito Fort lltytB Ung will ba". devoliono at tile ! old Mondo~ ot Sl. Joseph hOJIIoltl tbt 40 Partners enjoyed Jauuary meeting. . I eGIBSON' • Duleb qper and then were 'l'ba llfoup eaag Christmas ~ Pilat. , guests of Dopartomenlal a.p. carols arouad lht llahted tret, , Mr. and Mra. RAlph Tmgsell I HARMONY eau Helen Cotler. batket of food bronchi by tile Iand famlly ond •Mtllrltlls...FJalil)kKiterkst·. MINS & LADIES eKAY AIIIOIIIIlha PJQjec:il IPPI'O'eli . •bart were at ." , Wll llldowmenl for ont child and &!Ill . - • e<thaoged, A1 Reo! Home Sunday Ill •ee . GIFT BOXED TOILORIES · ·· · · · 49c al tbt Dlnnr NaU0111I Jewish Mro. llolbtl reporttd 011 kits , ~Uio CaldwelL • ""'•llal ol fl 1t100 Tloia · a IIHUIIbors wu prep.orod for a Jollll Bill ud Barbara FAMOUS TIMEX llE :\I TIFFIN· eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY and WESIRN eCLASSIC 119·95 .. GUITARS Amplifiers I . ful and Dacoratlvt llor 'Miot Cbristmu Color. tCHRIITMAS CHERRIIS _ $UO up t CYCI.Ait11NI tnd MUNI _ $3.00 vp t AZALEAS $3,00 up t K £3" ' _ ,> ~a.ke• WJOOII'\I •• II!"Tii!l • ltGIBSON Pl111 ltopln1 Holly- Mlttlttee PORTABLE CLEANER lLifMrA t*RMONY tMARVEL $39·95 .. w•'-,,,,..· BULOVA "'''Latf.. PINEl PINif 111Ni1 CHOiCE , f49'S C:.lllllery W1111ths . Door lpraye en,. 1-1 ' TRADITIONAL SYMBOLS OF LOVI AND MARRIAG& "'leclly fllll~~od ... superbly slyled . .. Koopllko Wllddlnl 1ft. 11'11 the p~r(cot oymbols of yo"r love and devotion. Out.tandlna croltomatoship, ltno11 qual· 11y and limoltll desigr.s hav• mach• Keepolko t h o ehftce of brides and ~rooms fllr ovt'r seven decades. Chbose your ver1 '"'*'"'l Keopoako Wedding Rings frWn our wide J;Oieclion. \KiiC JEWIL!RS, Poi1,\~I!Y .. " NYlON 66: Structural nylon and ordnance ateel cont· bine to give the mQit 11 ccurak . dependable 2J auwloadinJI rille ever. Holds 14 Jon ~ rifle carl ridge~. S49.95. MODEL !IOU: F'in~ lihut autumatic shot gun. Givev up tr, 55 % lt~lli ret·od ... up to s(!ven tilnea; Iunger life. $14IUI5. MOOji:L 7.3: Auloto•dlng biU qomt hi\!! lil'l'fe4!t buhmce, rrdu(led rocoU, ligh\ wC!I.h\ " WQOI)~IIASTEW .: rif1 11 in 280 Remin ~ ton : 30.06, 6mm Rem. and 308 Caliber. $lt9.80. ~ -· _,.. GIV! THI GIU!AT OUTPOQIIS .. · · GIVI A IIIMINOTON WILL E un trOltiM"'f II"''CI - •t I •KAY HOOVER PORTABt,.E . The cleaner that has every1hlng lil~lde lneiuding the hOle 1nd wand. Looks and carries like lightwe1ght luaage, Puwerful 1~ lf,P. Motor etunh!POit wltb HooYer'lll .t'Cctmb and B1·ush" rug nol:r:lc to .achieve li new high in canister effkiency. Come,~~ complete with 'l"uffiOIC hose, teleacopinl extenllion w"nd lllld a full aut of • tleanina\ attac,.mente. Q~LY . .. 59.95 YOUR CHOtel Ofl lAlLY -~~N. TRADntotW.. MODIIIM ITYLP llore'o ll'ldtllll lll'lllt tir ~ WI ..,... t _,.,.. tiona! rocker to your l'awrlt. TY reiltllll' to a ..tort- . obit -~~~ - ..U., IIIIa 11111,. to ..,- pwllloP '""'"lull w ....... ,.. ............... ... till' lllhll' chill'..... - , . EII~IAO:l ~~W·I!tlll•"Y· "''~< , ............,;.~\lJ.~NIU&IIHI.TJIM~,. !,U"'l!!!~.."9~ :~.~" =·, · • ·~ ~ lfllclloll, ''Sei'Ying Tho Big ~d Area" Ji.N. 'tiMf .A¥.. \. ' · · Mldclljlott, 0. CREDIT JEWII.ERS Alllllll-11111111"' tllllftlltUIIIthl 11 jiilltls, tlllt !1'11111Jfllif1Ill rtlltw tr ~~~Jna .DUDLE\''S Rorbt TIFfiN a ""' 21 Jtw•l•, ••t~ . . . ~~.llllltllrt'"' I» •;:.::, ~ ... 11101-~ 416Mtllllt. Pt. OPEN TOl'IJ(lHT TI(. 8 P,M. PAUL DlVIIS OHIO' .VALLEY PLUMBING & HEAliNG 112 I, IICOND I WY.IoiStH IIOMIIIOY ' e 'l . ���·· ·-.. ...,...,__ . , r, .... ca·tholic •• • Can dfe/''9 h•Commumon ' Chrtstmas • P/ annedby presby ".Qn Service • l ••••cza•••••u ...... Malee Elberlelds in Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center for Everyone on Your List wwzzcus _ . __ ,.,.,..,_.,.,..,. . Mr.,. Walter HayiH, reJI.ooal I ldenls of lhe Meigs County in· U rodlo and lolevlJloa obalr 1 t 'finnary 00 be held SUnday at 5 man, bas .......eel tiU!l Mn. (Continued From Nine) fe ' S · lp.rn. Committee for the party, Cbarte1 LowlJ, preatdelll of · control. Mrs. ~ul ~\<i!IS~Il • •.!J!e,P!tmerGJ ' WladlnJ TraU A hiJhly r<spected ItaUan Pla ns were made for a 19 at 1 30 p.m. Wlth Mrs. ThoO):" PrOC:r.am; Mrs,. Ed.wlf4 Burkt Ga""a aad Mn. Joe theological journal (La Scuola Omstmas t·andlelighl ('{lmmun· us Kelly and Mrs. Edward BuP.. !U, tefresllment!i abd Don Strlitle arid ·Mrs. Joha Ter- CaUolica of Milan) published a lon service when the deacons kett named to prepa~e the ele- Lowery and Fred Lewis, pur- rtll will appear 01 Channel S, _long article ~s month repo~ and deacones~es met Tues~ay Imenls. New ~omm~ruon l'OVers chasing. Reports on fund rais- Y(SAZ TV early S.tarday mg ~at a Wide consensus . evening at the Middleport F1rs1 wJ\1 be pruvu:! ~d ~) Mrs. Ru~- ing projects were given apd ice·• mo~ 1a a demonstration e~~eloped among Catholle ~~:. -. S..OP UNTIL 9 f';M. FRIDAY NIGHT -SATURDAY9:00to9:01) L' -1ed Presbvterian rhurrh. · st'll Lyon.:~ and MIS!~ Phyllis I cr-eam freezers for the church 00 how to make ud decorate ! logJ.ans in support of ~ 1 1 ~he servir~ will bE' Tlf'ld De(' . •Jouchirn .__ _ _ _ I were to be purchased by a com- OTistmas packageat oa tbe , that use of anovu~~nt P s s ~ ! - ---- --- ·- ---- ~ ~ mitte tncluding Mr. and Mrs . Job•'~ Alml.nac lhow.o morally . ac,cepta e way o • ' p 1 H· tonstall Mr. ~wi~ _ ,. · ·- ' · , regulating brrths. Pope Paul is MEN'S ~ and au Map · 8 a 11ey. · · ~>tU:l'D>.t-twmu...-.!i:!ill :Eiil ,lreported to have read rs Herman . the article prior to pllblicat1on. T h e u n 1t e d Presbyterian Church has diBproved the 0 0 widely held belief that ricb bu s ; ness men won't come through with big gifls to a The annual Chnstmas dinner cburch that takes controversial and party of the Pomeroy Bend I stands 00 social issues. ! I Citizt>n!' Band Radio club Auxiens ln th l liarY was held at the Middle- I The Presbyter . are . e· Broadcloths, Oxfordo. . The Pome1·oy Craft and Hob- · port Masonic Temple Wednes- i mids~ of a natl_o~Wide C~~pa_tgn . 100% dacron~ lola of bv d ub nwt t~t the Murrin rf>s- day at 6: 15 p.m., with Mrs. ' lo nu~e $50 mtl!wn fort ca~:ttal l · cons rucuon, MENS tu1.1rant \VPdncsdav for R C'l1n.~· t - 1car 1 Hyse 11 ask.mg grace. · needs' 1- lhat nd Is, en vation of never Iron shirts. , . · d M l>e 01 the E rne €xpans on e. r o 1 mas turkey dinner sen·e at C" • m " ,. d vtahnged1. seminarie,, colleges, churches, Snap tab collar- re• 1 p m w 11h mt>mbers ser1 ted ,nap 1"'1', l 1~::.5 • serve e ID. 1 d 1.. · at 11 t;1·blt' attractive witl1 wh itt' ner wit . h "rs. 'I ChurIes Benne It , hosp1ta gular collars - but· . . s an r tniCS. J , H. Hudnut ton down collars. You <·owr aud t't>ntered Wllh i:lrr ;H ' - I•' JI·s· 1.t" 11, r llousl . l ".-.nd M r 5. 1' Wtllram • d d . r., . 1 h II. John Lrorrs preparing the meal charrman of the fun nve, •. Solid colors: grey, tin or are sure to please rangt·nwn1 o u \. · ld UPI 1· -k 111at four · . · and. ~tr .-; _Rubert Km.'l . M r ~. 1 ~ • t liS. w....... 1w black. Genuine "DillSkin F'ollo"-rng the d111n er. the Will ram Kmg, Mrs. George g1fts of $1 nulllon or more have I ~ him with a dress shirt leather palm. Size• grnup wl:-'nt tu the home of F\ t'-. ~'leinha rt and Mrs. Richard been ret·eived lo d;lte, all Ira~ 1 IDlall, medium, & Iara:e. SIZES l~· n Clark. P lt'a~a nt Hidge. for Pi ckt'ns st'r\'ing. The Christ- , corporation e1:~cutives, He sa1d 1 a meeting v. ilh Albt'rla \\'a g· m<Js them~ \~as carried out in there h<Jve het"n m~ny other 14V2 to 18 nPr pres1den!. ih rhar~e. :\I em · the table with white cover and very substan\w.l g1fts from ; MA;..i~ bt-rs answered roll call b~, nam- del't~ra led with hoiJy, red poin· bu~uwssmen._ . : L----.~~-..... 1i1:g a Christmas carol. A p0em. settws and red l'<~ n dles. T 1-r e U n 1t e d Presbytenan '· ·· ,.....:....:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 't "Chri stma s Without 'A Tree.' · Following the drnner. Mrs. Church h<:~s been among ~e ! was rPad bv \ Irs <.:l:lrk_ Plam Elwood Bowers conducted a most liber ~:~ l Protestant ~1es ; \.•Jtl, too. will nnd this the easiest. surest . were madt· · lu sew for Veter· ' short business session and gifts 1m lls ~tand on rate relat1ons ! ' ans Mrmon1 1 h(lspilal at 11w· were ex::-hanged. The traveling _(lnd other social issues. 'i •• :1v to "''·e ahead for 19!ifi Christmas ' next rnet•!ing. A rt>port W<lfi pri ze donated b~· :\-1rs. Tim · "Despite controversy o~er I~ ·ifts, partie<. )'ea r-end expenses. Just given on favors ta ken to Llr- Neutzling was awarded to Mrs .. some matters, . Presbytenan dhr eal'y· \'t'Pt-'k ly deposits here can gi\'e I man 's rt•st home frw 1'hanks-· Glenn Smith. 1lay:ncn are, stJ_II supportmg · _'."1111 the ~pal'e ('a~h to buy "them" just lvi ng Pran'r b\' ~-lr. Wagner Attending were the above and their church._ sa1d H~dnut. . Water repellent brown what they tcant next Christmas! ~losed . the ·ml'l'l.lng . Mrs. Harold Hysell. Mrs. Na· : The Am~ncan ..Jew1sh C~n· , ,. · · than Biggs. Mrs. Robert Hard-: gress has adv ised Jew1sh duck - with sheepokla A dt"sst'r'l course wa S servt•d t'll. :\1rs . ~'r~eman Enoch. Mrs .: parents throughout th~ country 1• JOIN OUR 1966 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW/ lining for rugged protec· hv tlw lwstess to Brvrrl~· Chap- ~ .Jam!'s Carnallan, Mrs. Agnes to prolesl any publiC sc hool ·• • • n.r:-~n and Lori. Dorothy Me Ken· ' White. Mrs. Gcorf(c Canon. M!·s. Christmas observance wh_ich ! tion and rugged a: o o d zit". Eh 1.ahnh \\'t•ll. Mr. Wagner. Fred Ta~· lor and .Mrs. Wayne ~ includes "de·arly Sf>Cta_n~n , ~ Just received in time for looks. You'll please him i Bernr('~ .lt'ffrr~ . Lelia Curtis. Green. The January meeting practices such as natiVity , Christmas giving a fine · w11ovPnt' Zurcher, Maxine .Jor- will be hl.'ld at the home of Mt·s. play ~." I with one of these In his I dan and il-lary MeAngus and Carl H.vsell. Rutland, with Mrs. ''Such devotion.ul p~actices, new se-lecUoo or binocu· correct size. Sizes 38 to l:Judrl\·. · Harold Hysell es co-hostess. 1 wh i<"h ;1mount to turn 1n~ . the . Iars in the popular sizes. · .- ! ,sclumii'Ovrn mto a rehg10us 50. All complete with leath: chapel, are flagrantly violative DAUGHTER HORN I or the church-state sept~ration I er carrying case, shoulPomeroy , Ohio ~gt w1d Mrs. William R. ~a- · princ1ple ," the AJC sa id in a · der straps. Attractively v!s of .Jackson are announerng : statement issued. this week. 1 boxed. tMlh of a 9 lb. 3 od. daught e r , ~ It also cautioned Jewish TONIGHT & SATURDAY MwlrPIIe l.ynn. af Holzer Hosparents .against going along " HELP'' pita I on Wednesday, Dect>mber . with holiday fef:i tivilies in public ' Tl.IE BEATLES (Teeh nIL'nt(>r 1 R {irilnrlrarents an' Mr. and schools lllat purport to honor Th1• RP:1tlr~: Juhn, P:wl i\· l rs. Robert A. O<:~v i s of Pornboth Christman and Ht~ nukkah. : Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears GI'OI'!(t', Hmgo! eray . t-.licht"lle has four sist<,:>rs "The impropriely CJf secta- : F•aturette : and a brother. i rian oiJ.,ervances in the public Caught On The Bou'lct POMEROY RUTLAND Colorcartoon1 1schools is not cured by adding · Admi~sion: 7~<' & 40c . COME FROM KASSAS to tllrnr ," it said. Mr. and f\.·lrs. l-lmlt'y M. N~l­ Member Fed eral Resen·e System B,~BY ~Jn had .e.s iuests las t week, ! SUN.-MON.-TUES. 0..:. 11 · 13 · 1~ I \1r and Mrs. Willard Ragsdule , Elberfelds Infants section Me-mber Federal Deposit In su rance Corporation "LOR D JIM" Agra, Kansas, and Mr. Arlie on the first floor is brim· Peter 0'1oole, Jam.f;!j .'II<:~sotl f'l u~11n. Burli ngtun. Kansas. ming over with wonderful gift ideas for that baby boy or girl. Sweaters, Sweater Youth of the Racine and Oak Seta, Sleep and Play Seta, Grove Methodist Churches met Diaper Sets, Anklets, Bunton Dec. 5 at the Racine Church ings, Blankets, Playtex botwith president Debra Van Met- . tles and equipment, Shirts, er pre·siding. Pants, Shoes, Bootees and It was decided that after · caroling on Dec. 23rd the group many, many other things would stop l:!t Rhonda and babies always need. Sharon Ervin's home for a He never hu enough Ues. Christmas Party and gift exchange. TITt:'re will be a bake Select one or two from thls sale Saturday, Dec. lith at new selection. Including a Cross's Store at 9 a.m. fine group of Wembley Sheila Bailey had devotions I of hymns, a poem, a talk on I ties at $1.50 and $2.50. Sothe Ten Commandments, and a : lids, smart patterns, neat prayer. The m-eeting was closed i figures 1 new popular shad.· by the MYF bell€diction. Rereshment.s were served to ' Debra .and Lewis Van Meter, Unda and David Grindstaff, Rhonda and Sharon Ervin, Pam CJeck, Ann McClintock, Pat Hi\Jt and Rose Easterday . All youths Jn the area are invited to attend the ~xt meeting on Dec. 12th at the Racine ~urch at 8:30 . p.m. 1 .. c._,; Cro Its, H bb y ClubDinesot The Martin C-B Auxl'll'ary H lds AnnuaI Dinner, Party . . I ' • I ' ' . ' ' ' ' '!IU}!J ' i' J<-i 11;: m "OS. i'l!IJ Y 'IPJ \ ' VOL XVII NO. 199 I lx ~ ' f]( th· to ed If< ' 1)1 J ~.95 ----,.-,_-_------.....J YOUR GIFT-GIVINS EMlER! Carhartt Brown Duck I RANCH COATS 2 I Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE $14.95 NATIONAL BANK GIFTS fQI . Youth Meet at Racine Church December 5th r~~·~· ···~·-.---~··;;;;;:; ~::~;;;~::······ ! - I MEN'S TIES 1 ' '· i 1 ••• • _..,;;::::;;;::::::;:__ I :•• • e PENDLETON DRESSE5-SUITS- I ~ ! •t •• I, i• ' t• By CuriH 1nd S.weU ', e Top Coats .. .. .. · · .. · $34.95 up e Hats by Stetson & Champ $10.95 up e Jackets ...... · .. .. .. .. $7.95 up i• Pendleton · ····· By Purlt•n 1nd Rugby · · · · $14.95 up WOOL JACKETS AND SKIRTS e Shirts by Anow & Shapely $4.00 up e Belts by Salvatori · ·· · · · · · $1.50 up e P. J.s ............ $4.00 to $12.95 - I l Mrs. Thomas Taylor and children of Torch, Ohio, Jewel Brock and Mr. and Mrs. William Graden of Cincinnati •U were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor and fe.mily. Mrs. Effie Watson had he children and grandchildren ror Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGill spent Thanksgiving with his niece, Mr. and Mrs. Benard : Polton of Marietta . CRESTMARK $1 PC. Stainless Steel Set SERVICE FOR EIGHT Set consists of 8 each dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert spoons, Ice teaapo_ona, salad forks, 16 tea· tpuons and one each butter knife and sugar shell. $14·95 e Trousers by Hubbard elavi Brand Sportswear e Robes e Jewelry e Billfolds e Luggage by Samsonita & Airway ~...................~····-- I ....., BAHR CLOTHIERS ' _. FIVE~ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1~, 1965 " Tumbling by Capsule at Breakfast Time Easy to Correct; Temperatures are Down Wonderful gift sugge,. Uon for boys. men and women. 2 cell Ughta, 3 cell lights, flashlight lanterns, pen lights, Ray-0· Vac or Ever·Ready. I Ill Elborfoldo Also H1vo A Complete Soloetlon of Fl11hllght Balhlrlos oncl Bulbi. Farm Bureau to Seek Greater Memhershir:J I MiSSI•ng boy Located ·I·n FadeIey Area Logan p]ant. Of Goodyear. J E d• : 1 1 s xpan Ing _A'' • 1 1 Governor has Elderly Portland Woman Falls from Auto, is Killed • • • on MIsgivings Trustee Acl• , S F' db I even IDe V Judge Porter ° By•L Afe McKenzie ,, Dies Friday . at Mr L h f ync Cheshire dies Ear1YT day The earn: . ._., , . 2 1 PLAN REGISTRATION Pocket Knives Reveni Ware Copper Clad Stainless Steel ror glvlng '" getting - The world"o finest cooking utenalls. Cboose !rom an tlzes In saucepans, otWell, saucepoll 1nd percolatnro. Choose a Boker or Queen Cutlery pocket tnlfe. 2, 8 and lour b!ld· ed knives. All uceUent quality and in your cbolce of pearl or bone handleo. $)-95 ,. $5.20 mt w~fd::r.'urt ~"::~so: :~ rm. I I I ~rfelcls In Pomeroy! ., SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - Astronauts Frank Borman and James Llvell, des· pite some early morning " tumbling" o( their Gemini 7 spacecraft, sped today toward their first full week and three million miles in apace. The astronauts radioed to a tracking station at Carnarvon on the west coast of Australia about 6 a.m. EST that "when we woke up we were tumbling much faster than we ever were before."' The "tumbling" action had been very slight previously Oil Borman and Lovell's two-week flight. The Houston Space Center thearized the excessive twnbling The Ohio Farm Bureau today Committees from Athens, Gal- uary 28th· was caused by cumulative announced a stepped-up cam. lia gnd Meigs counties at Bail-1 The Meigs Committee ~ condensation process e s miles hom earth. 'flight. paign for membership, reach- ey's Restaurant in Pomeroy. 1 bers are. Virgil King, chQ#to, aboard the spacecraft. After that, LoveU and BorSecood Pair Sunday ing into url>an population to "We are using a 'basketball 1Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mrs. Jia Borman and Lovell also re- man will complete the job of On Sunday, at 9:54 a.m., compenste for a possible drop tournament' theme,·· sa1d Bow- Carnahan. Mrs. Dav1d Kobleatr, ported that the cabin walls, carrying off every existins EST, astronauts Waller ~hirra m mnuenoe of rrura l people t er. ·Six commitlee members m John Colwell, Leo Story at which had been uncomfortably manned. space ruord before and Thomas St~fford WJU -~ due to reapprotionment. each county will be expected to Andrew Cro~s. ,. warm for Borman at times were splashing down Dec· 18. blasted upward _m the ~emmJ Paul Bower, organizutlona: recruit five workers each to The Ga llia Committee ~ .about 20 degrees colder. Only minor problems troubled 8 spacecraft 1n purswt of director of the Meigs Gallia co- make up the teams. Th is will i bers ~:~re Maurice Thomas,~ They estimated the tumbling the astronauts Friday. Borman a~d ~Yell. .. operatives, said, ''Drives are give us a work force of at ' Mrs. Ishmael Gillespie, ~. rate at about 10 derees a sec-1 The astronauhl went aloft at A_fter adJUS~m~dethe ~emmJ 8 t? run co~curr~ntly in lll~ roun- ~ least 30 to t·anva:;s each cou nty Mrs. Ralph Boster, Mrs. Wet~ ond. 2:30 p.m., a week ago today, orbit W C()JDCI With the ! tres of Oh10 th1s year, WJth full for new members during the . ter D!!Wltt. Mrs. T. F. Burle~D~f Borman and Lovel said they and at 8:16p.m., EST pa~ the oeGarl_y. 7pe1~:C 1 ~11 rclfe of thhe use being made of all means Idrive which wi ll kick-off on Jan Mrs. Dan Noller, Tom Jones W . · d' thr 'I k on em1m lkP m1 es rom eart .. . . . stoppe d th e tum bi mg Jmme 1~ mIll'1on-m~e mar Sch' ' d S rr d .1; of pubhc1ty so as to st1r pub- uary 17lh and run through Jan-. Dt1s Young . · ately by controlling the rocket. theJr 109th orbtl- more than Jrra an_ t.a or WI lie interest in the aims of the - ~ They were to complete a full half through the two-week overta~ their fellow a~trona~ts Farm Bureau organization. . space at 2:30p.m. and _ _ _ and · week m lh fly close formatiOn Wtlh "Because of re--apporlionmPnt, ·.· three million miles at 8:15 p· ~~ht hours earlier, Gemini 7 our workers will_ be asking nonm. (EST) . will have iogg<d a man hours- farm rural restdent• .•• well · MAYOR DRAWS- Pomeroy Mayor Charles l.egar, cen· At Cape Kennedy, Astronauts 1 In-space total of 358 hours 34 as farDM! rs, ~o mom m 1966. ~e " ter, draws one of the winning tickets Friday afternoon in Walter Schirra and Thomas 1 minutes to rai:!le America's gdav~ abnl env 18~ 1e rt~eordthgettmgh the Pomeroy Merchants Gold Star Christma11 Give·A·Way Stafford were prepared for a , man-hours in space to 1,000.. es1ra e eg1s a ton rou_~ Promotion. held on the parking Jot in Pomeroy. With "His· blastoff Sunday in the Gemini ?our hoors after the launch the General Assembly, b~t With I 'I oner" are Dude Gibbs, left, and Paul Chapman, right. The space capsule for the reat of Gemini 8, Borman and · the loss o_f represe_ntatwn m COLUMBUS (UPT) names drawn as winners Friday were Mrs. Paul Powell, race in space - a resdezvous Lovell will break lhe world Irural countieS. we_ WIU Deed to•• I New Haven, $50; Roberta Kerce!, Coolville, $25, and CJif. between the two spacecraft 186 record for a single llight of 190 be even sI ronger rn I'ue future, million expa nsion of the ~d Ph . M' 'II M F b p II d M ho 56 . I t b L he said. yearLogan Tire &wasRubber Co. plaat for illips, mersvJ e., . L. ur ee, or an ' ary P':llii~-~~W'l:mYiVi:I~·W>-llifi'I"W:!t.w~m&.!i%J?i I PT. PLEASANT - A 18-year- urs mmu es se y . • • . I at announced Frl• Crouser, Rt. 1, Rutland; Roy Tracy, .Middleport, and Harold outh missing since i a.m. Gordon Cooper and . Charles The organJzatron~l d1reclor day by Gov. James A. Rhodes. old Brewer, Long Bottom, $5 winners. No purchase is reSAIGON (UPI) A senior Frid~y from home and school (Pete ) Conrad on Gemmi 5 last asked Lhe local count1es to wo~k The building and equipmeat t garn t quired to participate. - Sentinel Photo. Buddhist priesthin t~~ Da was spotted about 10 a.m. today Aug. 21-29. ror at lebasl ha. 10 pt>r cen expansion wil l add aboul 90,000 Nang area ba. t reateiiQI to 1 1as1 a n _mem ld ers lp over . I ye ~;nuar ~ feet of manufacturi"• disembowel himself because of by a "•earch party but he van· Th I r. -, -. I hed .mto near by WoodS · ls pCil'e lo the plant and allOW )D. repOrts that a u. S. Marine s ...... IS WOU 25 meanbea gam· 0 rumh chopped off the bead of a The Mason county sheriff's · w to rnem .rs 10 eae I crease-d produl'tion of paddld ~· statae of Buddha, it was re- department identified the youth county. da shboards and the start of~ All plans for the mass mem 1 1 ported today. Ias Paul Eads, son or Arthur manu facl ure 01 door pane1II and '~ Fbe~dship dlrive wer_e comf pleted l PV'f. HARR\' CLELAND 1· othf'r padded automobile cozn..~ A bl•b-levol Morine lnvesU- .and Madeline Eads of State • Route 35 about five miles south r1 ay a a meelmg 0 mem-1 poncnts. ..!dnrr F. Powell, 69, Portland, died Friday afternoon cation was aDder way, but oo bllr1·. of Farm Bureuu Growth , Pvt. Harry H. Cleland, son • when ·she tell out of an automobile on priva\6 property resulb were reported lmmedi- of here. I 100 ------ o( Mr. and Mrs. Dallas B. Th(• SJZe of tht> plaat will bf close to her home. ately. Authoritle!l said the' wal'l'h nearly doubled, .Frank ft. I E.d I pen Clelaod, Rarine, joined U. S. L '"'"'· · g•n•t·al manager o1 Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing ruled late this mor· Well-lnformtd American aour par Y saw young s n COLUMBUS (UP() - Gov. Marines on No . . . f 11.nd is now r., "' ning Mrs. Powell died as a result of the accident. ces said Giac Ngo, tbe elder Iterrain and when he was called, James Rhodes. who took office ~ !ltatloned at Parrb Isla nd , Goodyt'ar's foam produc[s diYiIt was reported Mrs. Powell, a passenger in the car dri- Buddhist priest at tbe Khue i the boy ran Into nearby cover pledged to an austerity proSouth Carolina. :;wn snid . but it is diff icult &I ven by her husband, Simon Powell, fell from the vehicle Bac Pagoda in Hoa Long Vii- known as , the Fadeley. ~ood.s. gram, apparently thinks the sav huw many new jobs will fat as it drifted backwards. ---~-- Iage, reported bls threat to The boys father, assJstmg m Ohio State Uni~rsity trustees crr<Jted bul · a sizeable nom. Scene of the fatality was 2.71 Survivors Include her hus- Buddhist Jeaders who notified the search. asked the par\y to shoultt be equally careful how ~~f. brr" will be needed when it 113· miles from State Route l24 at j band, Simon; these children, the U. S. Emba&Hy, ht . . back while he entered the: they spend money, even if it is 3WS l'omp leted . ..! Syccamore, and four-tenths of Floyd of Ft. Pierl'e, Fla. Way· woods hoping to be able to per· donated for a university presi· 1 Construction will begin in Jan-·· a mile south of the junction of 1ne of East Liverpool, and Mrs. NICE, Fraoce (UPI)-Autlt- suade his son to return home. dent's home on the campus. Seven fines were levied and uary wilh completion scheduled 1 Lebanon twp. roads 133 and Aaf(Jn Turner, Racine; 13 grand- or Somenet Maugbarn, Ruffer- The search resumde _early to- -Afrer trustees voted, with just three persons forfeited bonds 1n -\prrl The ongmal plant Wtp 11 134. children, and six great grand- lng a long illneu, lapsed ioto day after nearly a fJve hour one dissent, to spend $.100,000 m1 Friday in Meigs ('OUntv court M h M K &'i C j bui ll two years aRo and a 24,001 Officials reported the accl- children and a sister Cleta a coma Friday. see.rch last night beginning a- a residence Rhodes broke his action o( Judge Frank W . Por- S 1 rc ae1 c di'n~ 1 "'~. 1· .om ohrt. square foo t add1t10b was madt · 'HartsvJile · · ' She · s1lence · · he regretted to ter Jr . ! ' Pomf'I'O\'· ' Jf' u r rl( <JV· 111g _ l·as·1 J u1Y. dent occurred at about 3·30 p Kimes Oh1o. The IH-year.old author' s se- bo ut 7 p.m. Th e searchers m· and 'SBld 1 · · ' ' aid 1 d h ff' d t PI · at ·---8 m. Racine emergency squads- was a member of the Dorcas cretary, Alao Searle, • to- c ude s er1 ~pu Jes, · hear it Gerald E. Tinkham , charged I al inVeterans Pomero Mernor1al wsp1t , men were summoned to the Pentecostal church. day Maugham was being Pleasant volunteer firemen. Na 1 In a letter sent to persons with DWt was fmed 5150 and M K y. . . d h ' • IC'elle and took the victim to Funeral services are tenta- rushedtoahospltal''wltlaiaball tiona! guardsmen end other protestmg the ouUay, Rhodes t · nd' sentenced to. three ! _Mr c enzle 1s surv rve Y SecondSuspeetJI · General hospital · · cos s ina county Jail Telma l 1 h1s Me1gs where bvely set for Monday at 3,J(I ao bour. " Sea rJe refu sed to I vo1un teers noted ,,there 1s a wid espread days K w1fe ·b Bertha tl r I'ThatkeJ Med S . _ ough t bv p o I'Ire o she was dead on arrival. The p m. at the Ewing chapel. Bur- 11ve 11ny lodlcatton what J The sherifrs office said young behef that tax funds are bemg p . ll d $l5 d '. enz 1e, o 1 o omrrov rm , • ' 1 accident is under mvestigation ial will be in the Bald Knobbs Maaybam wu sufferin& from. Eads apparently elected to miss employed" on the ~'expensive" Cov;e '~p~ mg, $I(, and cost!\, Robert M<Kenz1e. Columbu•: , COLUMBUS (Up I) - Pollet 1 by the Meigs County Sheriff's cemetery. Friends may call at 1WJ1j/~;~«t:&l\ll~~" school Fnday and go hunting. president's home, to be located as~r~;~ clea~Y~~~lanc!n 0~~<: ~: : da ugh~~~- Mrs '/'hl)ma~ ~~~~- arn·stec. one sus~ec-t ~nd .tOUIM department. the funeral home. He apparently left home about on a f1ve-acre wooded tract at f · e 'SIO nd nx. Mt eport. 14 gra n r I · , another F'rrday rugh t m a 1,40tl ~==::::::::::======~;;~-;------;;----;;--Ch ed t a.m., with a12-gauge shotgun. tile far west edge of the cam- Rizer, left ~ ~en\ r, f 1 11 t ren. and seven greal grand- tht>ft at a serv1ce statioR. Secretary arg pus c~ts : Dana PP e. <II ure Ol children He was precedrd in Arresled for Jsveshgatkm ell S, 0 With Embezzlement . TWO ARRESTED · Lantern campus newspa· dnve on nght half~ r~a~wlay, 1 death by three sons and two grand larceny was Wllliam G. 'I• • • • • - - •. . I COLUMBUS IUPI) _ The The Meigs County Sheriff's per editoriallY said Friday 1t $1 &land ch~st1s·1~hn d ct u "d·1dau.~htt'rs , Oll~er. 18. Columbus. The mand t t ted C · E ' · ' unsa e ve ICe , ~ an cos s. an ' F ne ·I ""I' · "S til b• M·n 0'1 Breyfogle Construction Co. of epar men arres arrrun · opposed the constructwn, as '(I S Ebl f h 1 5 u 'd ""' ,,.c~-. " · ' - ager o1 t he Cerll f'ed 1 1 II!I'V Iet Columpus filed a $89,406.15 suit Clark, 37, Pomeroy on a DWI blatant excess which the univer· ~ven t m, unsa e ve ICe, -~ da y at 2 P m at til e F:w l~!:( stat,on said Oliver and • Friday against a former pnvate charge and Emmett Wlch, !»6, slty cannot afford " a F ~; s b ds Ed d chapel Willi Hev Carver Wtll· pamon entered the slation, 1.0111 0 r el mgd 0c" . secre'"p"' of the firm charging charging hiJD with intoxication, wp e " walrl5 , 1ams off1 catmg . Bunal Will be when the manager's back WIS 1 an Maney ar1 u11ms, I. h h (' . 0 she embezzled the money from , Pomeroy, on an affadav1t 8 d f T h . . 1. h· d i 11. t e H!'f'C .rovt' l'emetery. turned, removed $1.000 ID c. . 0 0 charging him with intoxici:ltion, Y avern e(ac _on LmiOWXICakion c ar~~ ain · Friend s may f!l. )l at ltle funeral · and $400 in endorsed checkl. .: July 1 !96! to Jan 12 1965 ID · ' · • · · 0 e "8 F und :arcJa . or man, · t ...rv or I home anyt1me. . ..~~ Funeral servrce9 for Mrs. Mar- The suit charged Mrs. Alber- Fr1day· wn r I o left of cent{'f. j the ~aret Mary Lynch, 59, Chesh· ta J . Hixon, Columbus, emile- - -CLEVELAND (UPII - 11" ' ; Roofing Materialo lfe Rt. 2, ~ho died ~arly today zled the money while working body of a tavern owner was , TWO MEN FINF.D , , 1 at her residence, ~111 be . he~d as a private secretary and bookFRIDAY SCORES foond lying in the doorway of LODGE TO MEET 1 Two persons were fined and ~t-Ji l troyed JD F1_re Monday et 2 p.m. wtlh burtal mI keeper. Mrs. Hixon pleaded Don &: Art's Bar early today The regular meeting or Ra- i anoU1er forfl'ited bond Friday 1 CI~CLEVILLE, Oh1o (UP.g, the Gravel Hill cemete_ry. . guilty In criminal court thi:~ Wellston 61 G•lllpolis 59 with two bullet boles in the head. cine Lodge No. 4til. F. & AM wil , In M iddl~port Mayo:- I, e e - F1re destroyed m~re tb.JI!l ~. Mrs. Lynch was born m Me1gs week to embezzling more than AtMns 84 PomeroJ' 44 . Patrolmen ~assing tbe tavern be held Tuesday, Dec. H. There I Smith's cour1. Ron.ald l.Re P-: ~7.000 ~orth .of r~ofmg matef.. "' SAIGON U. S. MARINES county, the daug~ter of the late $38,000 from the finn. Jackson ,72 Middleport 55 1R a cruiser diSCOvered the body will be work in the Master ling, 29, Mineral Wells. W. Va., , 1als Fr1day mght m a fouNiour . . and South Vietnamese soldiers William and El1abetr Rup Nelsonville 45 of Arthur Kubinski, Jl, of sub· Mson degtee. All Master Mas-· was finf'd $150 ane costs and 1blaze at a motel under constntc. · moved into position today for a Athey. Veter11ns Memorial HosPital Log.n 43 (2 OTs) urban Seven Hills. His feet we~ej are invited. given a three day Jail sentence tion on U. S. 2.1. a mile lOUth } deatb blow at an estimated 1- Surviving are her husband, Admisl-'ons _ Robert TOOmp- &stern 59 Kyger Cr"k 48 outside the doorway, and h1s on a DWI charge, and Asel, here. ·· '.IJ tJOO entrenched Communists e.;. Arthur; three daughters, Mrs. son New Haven: Leona HeD5- North G1lli1 44 body inside the tavern_ SQUAD SUMMONED Searles. 73. M1ddl ep<1rl. was Firemen said a care!:•~ , circled 1n the coastal area soutb George (Helen) Lemleyt and ley' Long lkrttom· Willie Cross H•nrun Trace 41 The Middleport E·R squad I fined $10 and eosls for rntoxH)H tossed cigaret probably ca ~: o1 Da NIJII. An estimated 20 Mrs. Richard (8et~y) Stenrt, Ra~lne· Gladys Ashworth Ra: McArthur 66 ~•h1m1 53 SET ALLOTMENT Wfl.!i summoned at 9 a.m. to- · tion. William Isaac Lynch, 50, ! the fire . ',o_. to 501 Communllta already had bo~. of Rt. 2, Cheshire and Mrs. cine; Donna Hayman, ~cine; Rutland 58 W1lton 48 WASHINGTON mPn - The . day for Mr~. Arthur Lysch. Che- 1Ashland. Ky., forfeited a $1 0 i • beea killed. William $nd . ~Iizabeth Rupe Charles McClain, Racine. Pt. PleHanr 64. Agriculture Department Friday Ishire Rt. 2, who was dead on · bond 011 a stop s1gn v1ulat1on I C OF C TO MEI!:T ain; a B?n, Wilham, of Col~m- DJscbal'lea _ Joan Estes, Alu"'nl 63 (0T) set ¢he national usglll' beet &1- its arrival. charge. I The Pomeroy Cbe.mber f •, . , Allied leaders were conlldeat bus: a Blster, MJ:r· Mer! Sptres Middleport; Dorothy Rideoour, Coni Grave 10 lotment for 1966 at 3,434,000 ac-1 Commerce will meet Monday .._, 1 tbe Reds could DOt escape. of Kyger, and nme grandchild- Chester; Evelyn Montgomtry, Rock Hill 43 res with Ohio's allocation ~ing LOOAL TEMPS MARRIAGE APPUCATION noon al ~ailey's r~tauranti, 'lbey are hemmed In 011 tbe ren. Langsville; Onnan Mays, Reeds O•k Hill ? 32,38'7 acres. Tbe 1965 national The temperature in Pomeroy's Harold Hansford Payne , Jr., East Mam-st, President J -:.· east, soatb and •-est. HIP. . Friends may call at the Raw· ville; Jeanie Wells, Middleport; Symm11 Velley? acreage wasl)'/5,000 acres and businesll district at tl :tO a.m. 18, Cleve land, press _operator. car:;ey announced today. A , way 1 Is tbeor'etlcally apea to ln~gs-Coats Funeral home any- leah Greer, Syracuse; Darrell Ohio's acreage last year was today w&& 46 degress under and Peggy Sue Riffle, 16, mem~rs are urged toadnett. 4· tbe aartb, bat U.S. lnd Vie~ time after 10 a.m. Sunday. The Krautter Mlnemllle. 31,57t. cloudy skies. Meigs county, student members ore "'led to ltloio4 _· umese warplane~ are ready funeral Will be conducted eltb· ' -- --- - -·· to blaol tbe Ccmmllllflt. K er at tbe funeral home or at 1 lbe aorlb, but U. S. 1nd Vlot· church yet to be anoounced. ll8lllele warplane• ~ ready SHOPPIMC to blaol tho Ccmmuniots II TO PICK·UP BITS IIIey try ta flee in lllat dire.. lfoa. Tht" Fire BY REULAB JUNES in enoperltioo with the Kiddie- port Iligh School vocni music story Ia told In parts Including "My Sheep Were Graing", Ger-1 men tmi P P agam the~ Area music lovers will hear port MlnlJterial ~ltloa, instructor, will ae<ompany the the joumey oo Bethlehem, the man seventeenth Century carol, SAN FRANCIBCO ORGANj f"[ Res the fllrlstm11 message present- churcb cholr clirec9lrl IIlli the comnnmlty chorus. birth of Christ, the shepheTda, with o high school vocal group ' !zed labor lJ glviDJ blonkcbeck dents m:y lea:e ed In IOil8 and olory SUnday trdlool sroupo in the hJih She ailo will direct the Girls' the angels, peaee on earth, the giving the echo ; "The Firs•: I : 0 backing to Prellide!lt Johnson's porchelOr m y call city hall lor ovenltti, Deo. f21t 7:30 o'clock achool oudltorium. Ensemble with MlJo Maraorie Kings, the etemn1 story, and Noel", a French Jlth century ' eondttct of the war in Vtel Nam lei;. a at the atrlatm!O .,.,.,.. being The _ . . , wllllttelude the HarriJ, the accomplnist. Mr. He shatl reign. number by the chorus followed IIlli will rally public support P up oervlce. pmented b)' the Middleport fllristmas story nuralloa by Ruaell will direct the band oe- The community cboruo witt by an Old French Corol, "Gloria. to ovcoome sign-carrying crlt. Choruo, tbe Middleport High tbe llev. Donald .Bomte, paalll' .iectlo05. pr<sent a~te selections A quarter composed of Mary leo. Me!p GeiiOI'II llolpllol ldKJoi bond IIlli Iligh School ol the Firat llaptittl Cburcb; The proJram wlU belin with followtng the story topics. These ISkinner, Dorothy Davis, Dicit Wi Tbo flghtlog in Southeast Admloolollo - Geralcllne V81" voOal Maemblea. familiar Cltrlllmao hyrnna IIlli the Projiltecy Ia ocripture -li- lltclude "0 Little Town of Beth. tey and Donald Hicks will •ing, ABIII o~ tradllioaal Jan, Letart, w. Va;l Vlr(ll 'lite Jlnlll'llllil andar the dl- earola, III!Cidat llllllle IIlli oj!ter vett b)' the R<¥. llooDoi w(tb lellem." feoturl!tg Beulah Whitt "It caroe Upon the Ml<lnlgh,. lloltor concemo todl)' as lite YubrouJh, lltitlud. netloD ol Mr. WUUam K. Ruso numbera, 'lacludittl the BIDe- the dtiirUs oftlging, "0 IIIII Letmie IlaptoaataU in 1 Clear" with the chorus. Fea~~ · 0 .. Vtlltion ~ llllch- .- DarreH Mt!CoJ, ell, ~ lt!ottwnealal IJI. Jujali ~ by ~ tel," .a ~ !lJel; "0 Holy Night" with Ben lured ill the number, "We Three •· ' .!Ia I'Jll• Two) lllrlford, Va. NDittj illil ll l!ifiil ltrllllllld Ciat- Utt!lf, &11' "Ciblluf oitlll. 'l1iil Pltllloa IOlolat llllllltl chorllo; (Continued on paae 2) ::o;.. "' ........... . WORLD By Arrow 1nd Ree.. ........... ......... ..... - GIVE A FLASHLIGHT -M-r-.-,-nd-Mrs _ _ J_o_hn_J-ohn-son-. 1 Registration for Christmas baskts at The Salvation Army, · 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, will be Dece·mber 13 between 9 a.m. and 1 'p.m. and Decem· : ber 14 between 2 p.m. and 7 i p.m. Toys of any kind will also l be accepted and will be dis. ! tributed to needy children. I ~~~--··--~·--~ ~ Tr.e Christmas Issue of the ·War Cry hao been placed in 1 . I I mflJIY homes. Anyone rectlV• 1 lng War Crys but have not bt:tn contacted, may mall donawms to The Salvation Army, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Box 268, Pomeroy. All contri· rld .......bft_D _ _ _ _ J7111JJ••tnnD771MIIB ....... ti11Mitltltltftii.._IIIIIIJIIIMt,...IIJtDit b11tioruJ will be appreciated, En-voy Ray S. Wining, Corpa Of. nnzJ r IR_t •tnaz zz z tsrn••••• n ti'W?Illl stnsntrtvnns 1711W"P••••nnn·na'tNINI·wontttlr......., t fi cer, said. •f ~ SWEATER5-JACKET5-SKIRTS BLANKETs-ROBES e CATALINA KNIT5-SLACKS-SKIRTS DRESSES-SUITS· SWEATERS e SHAPELY Blouses & Dresses e BRITISH LADY Half Size Dresses e KREST ORIGINALS Suits & Dresses e CAR COATS & JACKETS e DRESS COATS e MEEKER Handbags, Billfolds Gift Sets _ e SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Tuppers Plains e Suits by Curlee & Sewell $42.SO up e Sport Coats .... · · · · ·.. $21.50 up 1.00 1.50 2.50 ., .,.,. 01 The Meit..Moaon .4reo ... ~. ... '· emini Near SHIRTS OUR Cr-t.&sTMAS CLUB enttne y • • DRESS GLOVES op_ 10 • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO KNITTED I :-y IIJ ·. t .JP~IS -----·-- -·- WHITE ·. ' • ·1 · • ' ) .12.DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. lQ;-,1.11611 . PIBnl - ..aJso made tor the ;:.~:::;.-==="-·-- ---·- --· annual Christmas party for J·es· • ' . J' -, w. • ' • ' ' • " ' ' • • -,- • ' :m. .llf!ttlel. "., l, ... .. ' eom., ' � 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 10, 1965 smith