https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/48f5cd5efe0e82d70b73146dd1e735be.pdf 771ca5de230b20858fd3f8e668d3b45a PDF Text Text ' ' ' ·" ... ~. j, ' • 1&--Dai!J ltnUnii; J>omeroy-lll4dloport, 0 .• Dec. 15, 1965 Church Commi;sions are Hosts · for 120 Children en tine at y De~~oted BOYS ALWAYS NEED Approximately ~· children Nativity." Popcorn balls e.nd 1 The Pomeroy National Bank · wt>re guests of Hettth Metho- 1 bags of candy treats were elv- ('l)ntributed the coloring books dist Church at the second an-I en each guest ·the Citizens National Bank, novnual Community Chriatritas din- I Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Rus- !elties and Columbus and South- . rn>r and party Tuesday evening I sell w~re in charge ot the mu- ern Ohio Electric Company, bal-l ~~ the chu rch.· sic and carol singing and Mt~y- i loons and pe~ils. Mrs. Dowson ! The dinf\er was sponsored by i or Lee Smilh gave out the ' and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher _made :i th' ,;ocial Concerns Commis-: treats. Men of the ch~ch were : and_ decorated the Chflslmas sion and the Evangelism and , on the clflln-up comm1ttee. 1cookJes. . Education Commissions of thel --- ------ - ----· ~ ~ VOL XVII SPORT SHIRTS ! POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 203 Linda Yost Elected Honored Queen !2 Of Bethel No. 62, Job's Daughters '= J ;j, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, L chirra, utafford . $1.95 ':h"rrh Mrs. Wayne Gibbon•. I ~or1al Concerns Cha1rman was 1~ generar chairman. assisted byf me mbers of the arcles and . Linda Yost is the new honor- istic form. A dinner at 5:30 tommissions. · ed queen following election of I preceded the meetmg, · WI'th Mrs. •A ,. . 1 / ~~ldl ~n were seated a~ ta~ ' of!'irers held by Bethel No. 621Ht>lena Mullen. promot~l' of hos- ~ be~ de-co:ated ~0: the hoh~a} : of !he International Order of , pita lily . as chairman. ~tfls were 1 ~f'tl'>On w1th mm1ature Chnsl- . Job's Daughters \'londay even- exchanged followmg n. 1A ITlfi~ trees, c~ndlse and hol_ly. ~ . . 1 the Pomerov il·tasonk l :A 1 li ::hted Christmas tree wh1ch ;~g a! • t1ad be.n decorated by the Sen- , ~;;~~-fer Blakesle~. honored j ~~ M 'IH' and Mr. James Brew- queen, presided when initiation = mgl,m , counselor, further car- was held for two girls. An in· l'! t-d olll the theme. . . was rece1v ed lrom {'·I OS A ,. 1 'd vJtat1on , ·. 4 1 _,u rup av?rs were pro\'1 - . I' . 8 u-. 1 to attend its in• !A 1f ed ·i:1· the _Junw.r ~YF w1th the i :l;~tio: 0~ o!hcers J>f'cembPr ! F!e;mor Carrle m charge of the 20. T wo mt!m bers were rermrl·1' , ' AA . . . i.lm mg room decoratmns, .Jr. d . ho· .," 1 Debb'te H"yesl fhe annual Chnstmas dmner A t\l\'1 ' be ·f ·t h ' e 18 spl~-<~ s, D h li 'Jh ·_ mem . ~ daedssJS mRgh Wld in Cabell Hospital, Huntington. !of Jane Howell Tent, aug . A f .-;ervmg mcu on a; d J Theiss in Meigs Gen- tt!rsoft:uion\'t>terans,wa!i:held ' R: 1Mundav evening at the home of 1 ~ ll\'~el l Sandy Johnson, Robbie 1an 1 oy ' 11nd Verne O_rd. Sylvt~ Swan- : er~ther offk~r!-i elected were i Caddie. Wkkham. Uninn Ave .. ~ ~~1n . Oke~· R1tter. Doxae Wal- _l 'nd· L enJor princess · 1whkh is bea utifully def'orat~d A , I) · ht Do T .1 a yons. s ,, . ._ 1 ter.J. ~. g . Clwson, h ommdy Pam Cleek, junior prince-ss ; !for the season. :: lvu:l· . WI 1 a 8\WIIl't y- an on k ,, ·de· and Deb-: H Doug Dowson and Sherrie Shu- oel' Y .,ease, ghuiJ .1:1 h d : Members were sealed at a ta-jli OIL King, mars a h. Ide on~~:~ ble wJtll white rover and rt-d ~ ler ,11 th~ Senior MYF · n-t>lt'ct set T urs ay V'O"l' · · . , \l1·~ Na n Moore. kitchen quee , , · _· lh · burdt>r ;md H 1·enterpll'('f of · '.5 . · . ember 23 at 3.30 p.m. as t' · 1 Ch t ,. : h;w m;tn _ was_a~s1ste~ m pre- d· e fol' the iris lo Jmvt> tht>ir : boll~. pomse lllil ~ i:lllt ns · = pa nng . the ch1c!\en dmner Uy at .. e gand on Mondav, . rna ~ bHubles. F.l1z a?eth Camp- A i.lr~ Walter Hayes Mrs Bruce ' robes tJtt d, · b\>11 asl\ed gr~ct' . J· avors were ~ ' ' . • 1 Del'ember 27, at 9 a.m. H pral'· d • l.l u ~d . \ l ~s. Wayne Gibbons and ' . wUI be held for inswlta Chns l ma~ NII'Sages .!In srna 11 • . " \lr~ .\I ~-- Dowson. other mem- 1 tire 1 AU · brushes lied wJ ih a red und i f 1 h h . . tion l 1at evenmg a1 r : 30. h • t:l - l WEEN ~t'r s u 11e c urc ass-~sted m , r ts Eastern Stars and \la sJII'er (IW_ _ !If' 1em ng ;md donated to the din · pa en · . . 1 d . F!Jilnw mg the dmner. t11e regu- .tt b h h ~s are !nvl. e · · I Mr!-i . . !'• r.rr Jn d st1·rr othe rs . , r 'ttu co·~ l - lar mee!mg wc1s. he ld •w1L1 . roug I l e, · The mee1mg c1ose d n ., :·h1ldn·n ill <llld !rom the din. _____ . __ -- 1 campbetl. presldt•nt. m charge -w More titan just a half size ••• ner The Revs·. Howard Rup-· , t, he . welcomed Goldia l<~lbt'r- ' : Spl.atlt·l'('d Polka-Dots, i-u. varied :tius, S'U -'i'l'l pfll und \1. E. Dowson brought . I teld, who has be-en unabiP lO ., 'r.mnd a fuUy lined lk:iwl-mfr - rin(l•'d cmd tile rt11 Jdr!!n from the count )I attend. Election of officrrs was ixrll'etl tli the J~4'r.-k . Tltr. f·reedMn. gnl<'f' and ntJmt· . i lll:' ld Wl lh Lene~ Hamm sele{'ted = mo 'o€1t~-e·rd fJ{ fluid Ante.l T·riw~lait~ Ja~l'!h r;.~v ors of pencJ\s. r:olori n~ . as presJdent : Minn ie Nru lzling, ~ m.ake~; thi..-.; c. dt·ess you'U love ami li ve i n. ,book ~. :;uckt>n and cookies :st"nltl/' vice presdf'n t: Pearl :; WJ:ur it wilk Of' "Miithout its d®ble Monk 's IH'rl' gJI'l'll t'<i l'h ch ild. Fol lowHeynolds. jun10r vice president: ' 'i mg th dinner a l'dm WJS pre- · Apprnximately 65 ~:~tlendt>d \lr~ . c 11 mpbell. ehaplain : Mr .~. : ra.~Ti. Yuu'll tvant th.-eae dots. with lots of ~e ru t'd entllled. "Tht Night the six u'cl uek chicken dinner \VJckhum treasurer; Mrs. Camp ,: da.<k in Frrnck NAVY, Skvi<lrk BLUE Clr tltiurt· Cl!n.<>lmas." and ''The of the DAV and Auxiliary Mon- · bell fir st eoundl rm~mber: : r Siam HOSE' ------ --day evening at their hlill on . PeB~l Reynolds, second Coun<'il ~ : SJZEJS; 12lJ-20B Rutternut-av. member, Mrs. Elbt>rfeld . third : The. Uristmalil theme wasd ' Council member • and J'•Hnnie •lf' earned uul on the table an ~ Neutzling, publicity. I' : fa\'urs were candy t•ane!-l. <_; uest.s: Severa l communicatol\9 were 95 to 00 were Re\'· and Mrs. Frank : read. Contributions were made .: Cheesebrew, ~tr . and Mrs. Paul i to the Xenia. Sandusky, ChPer · !If' See our heautiful selection of Holiday DressesHaptunstall amd Mrs. Beulah and Sunshine Homes. Round ' = styles t'or all the exciting occa ~ ions awaiting you. cards were = Come in and mak!:! your selections now. -White. Each mldn was _present- robin Christmas . t'd a gift from the Aux.1hary and senl Lo Clara Zier. J~mue Huw-1 1 . the tadies had a gift exchenge. :ell and Gladv!l Cuckler. T h e 15 , Mrs. Edith Spe_n_cer. cummand- traveling prize was awardt>d :er of the AuxJ11ary, pr~senlt'd 1 tu Mrs. C<~ mpbell . At the rlose = ea~h of the officers _a g1ft. oi the meeting l!:ifts wt-re ex- I' , 1he program presented fol- chansed. II' 1 Jowmg dinner . wi th Mrs. Lil- - -I !ian Stelff as pianist was a solo. :: . "Abide With i,k.' presenr ed by : r Rev . Cheesebrew. and a duet i sung by Mrs H aptonstarr and . Mr s. Whle. A v1olm solo by , ~ Mr Haptunstall and ~rouj.J ; • ~ singing uf "Silent Night" eros-: , ed program. I · • The pam· room at Osca r·~ ' ~ STYLE 201 • t:tntto flowilll Heat in Ga llipoh; was the men! ;ef. ; Perf•d ~lp under )'Oil' pampets )lOLl' fabrics! I 1 tmg fur tl1e annual (.1mstmas 1 sheers. Acceoted wit1l • No-stoop lint screen · Pomeroy, Ohio dir~ner of the- Ladies ,1\ux i li<~ry j beautiiullace andembroi· is rij'ht on tbe door! of the Syrar·use Volunteer Fire deriel. with the hiddeR . • New up..- color TONIGHT & THURSDAY Dept. ~- bonus of a FmntSUdow ~ Porc:etaia Enamel Mum. NOT OPEN follow ing it, a Christmas proPanel to elil1'liRMI "'Sei, gram was dirE'<'ted bv Ada • w Thru." E"''' .,..~~y~aa FRIDAY and SATURDAY Slal'k, opening with the group ~ O.Ctmbtr 11-18 Tricot in whiter bill*, "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" singing •·Silt'nl Night.'' Prayer Troy Donahue Joey Hetber- was given by Edith Hood. ~nd = ton, Barry Sullivan, .Jellnett~ Mail<! Picken• read Luke 2• l· li Si•es Nolal1. " :l>~ To Tlul lr&rerat. 01 The Meig1-Muon .4reo Sizes 6 to 18. Ivy styles regular styles, all 100% wash and wear. Choose IlltO ~t yours from a wide selection of designer prints, solid colors and plaids. . J 1 · : Mrs. Wickham Is H tess at 2 Match His Shirt With Kirbury Orion Socks 69c ·ater near One size fits sizes 9 to 11. Hi-bulk orion, crew top, white and solid colors. DUV D1n.ner Gift For Him ••• 1 1 About 65 Are Dinner Guests Af DAV Hall A ROBE to $16·50 Choose from our wide selection of mens Robes, washable fabrics, many styles in stripes, solids, plalds and patterns. Sizes small, medium, Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! : He Always Needs Pajamas Buy him $10· 1 1 1 ... I: Fire Department I Auxl·l,·ary Holds : Annual Dmner Phil Maid SLIPS S2.9S You'll like this &eJection. I Sizes A, B, C, and D. Cool style top. Choice of several fine patterns. 14. "THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" i c, Extra special value, coat style full cut, sizes A, B, and D. 3 3.95 SMARTLY STYLED BROADCLOTH A, B, C, D. NOVELTY PATIERN FLANNELETTE PJ's _ 3.95 Warm flannels, in your choice of patterns. Sizes A, B, C and D. MEN'S TIE-TACS Little extra gift that m,en like to get. Cho)ce of many smart styles, elegantly gift boxed. Here's how to unscramble your life BAKER 1 1 1 -:-:·:·:;:-:·= ti ' Gift Her With '2 w-vt6 r n.... . Jewel Case by LADY auXTOII - . . ..,..,... bncetett, ...u.... ~o ... .,.... •• Jumble! ftod • r~~r.,, See how eu'l ...Uy ,...,.hlliJ "" lll'llah- ow fa "I bluolll Litty lutoo lewol Clle! Botdo doit1 i1D1Jo IllY more. The aoctloce 1111 aeady. The tlltlelc ..,.111,. ..., bldo. s - ouy Ill lheir oetllllp. Dtul-OUL. Tbon"uoom for "111V plxf , ......, 11M rw dr• fa ao tfaM 1111 Hoavaly collin. Rudy For Anything In One of Our W•rm See the leleetlon of Lad, Buxton and Lord Buxtcm Jewell'J Cooo. RAtady fur , ......lo.ction on tho lat floor. Car Coats . Poopll clrop l>y for diiiDu ~? Tb;. kind ol erne- - ,..! a pd wile cryiD« fw b.lp. What do von dol SD a - y io o- ~-We'll cook up a b.tch ... IIAV•t Fried Oliobn •d bne it on your diuner tahie Won rou itoo"" it. Jua.t c--l'U u•. You've got our number. ·' to 4.95 Beautlfull)' 1tyled ear coats ID wide corduroy, with fWum walt ' Uned plli, I' 'J~P~nal .Judy McKnight, Bernadette Hen~ l. I .J values. nessy, Peggy Story, Becky Hou~ ' '-:., D- ' dashelt, Dehbte Hunnell, Stella "I ~"-"'-~ Sl... 10f0 16 Neutzltng and Twilo Clatworthy, l ' ' ' ' ~·' · and lour &;uests. ••NIIC'S.. 'ICCCCCCCClii ..IIRCIIICftiWWUCCCEf~Ugl&~U-IE.IJS'I UF?IIt? T~e. DJDper Sl.25-The Bucket $3 75 The Barrel $5.00 CROW'J $flAK HOUSE . '"; -~ ·. Trnop No. ,261 Saturday at lh< ~ Episcopal Pari.o;h house I mHue plans for • Christ· mas party. Present were Deb- 1 ~ bie Hawley, Debbie Crow, Debr. bie Harbreeht, Becky Triplelt, ~ , WY 2·5432 l I j .... 1 TO :SiE SANTA ON THE·2ND FLOOR ·THURSDAY -2 TO. 4 P.M. , . · ,';. fJuDA¥'.:. 2 TO 4 P.M. ." .. . '-,----'--~,-'" . .,_._______..J Elberle.ld's,.,n·;"p,omeroy , , ·· , ' · 1 ZTTI!IflJEPz(plf•~···f,IF$11 • ITEM'¢tpe _· JJIJFt Ill . ~:.sf~:d·:~"..:.:::·~~lr.~ For,~ · et~ul dttl:ons. Mougham was a pro(Continued On Page Two) _ .. ____ ---- -- __ -·--· 7 ' - .. --- ---..-~.t,.,.----- ' - n •••• • ••-"' ,. _ .., ' • • • , ., ,. "" ~- · - ~ • - • '} l ¥ii • t Aet!ng Health Commissioner Dr. E. F. Maag w•m· ed today plastle ice balls being merchandised In the United States should not be sold, or If sold, not used by anyone. The balls, tested by the Ohio State Health Department laboratory and by lndepeodent agencies, have been found to eonlain water from Hong Kong with high bacteria eouat. If the balls erack and release wa~ ter Jato liquid being •hilled high eontamination is ee rtallthbnproved n, as ee · · Commissioner Maag asked that mertbants havlng these Items on their shelves remove them. and th~l anyone having purohased them destroy them Immedi· ately. . . COLUMBUS {UPI!- The State Health Department totlay recommended a ban on the sale of 1mported .water-ftlled plastlC drink coolers, be1leved to be poU~ted W1th Health Director Emmet ~; Arnold said laboratory ~st.~ showed the novelties were grossly polluted wtth bactena. Arnold said local health departrrr:;nts woul~ hove to. act rm their owt~ to ban the so-catled 1ce balls. Authontles m Cleveland and Columbus have already banned the sale of '• ,. as tion prevented radio rommu- the all-time 1pace tndur18' _., nication. records. ··:~··,, Schirra and Stafford were in Stafford and SchitTl a chipper mood after being up plunge back into the atalll!lr intermittently all night talking phere at 10:13 a.m, EST . . with ground stations and with and splash into the oeeaa '~ Gemini 1 astronauts Frank minutes later about 140 mliiJii Borman and James LovelL south of Bermuda. Bormao and Lovell orbited on PlnpoiDt Meelflc o· toward a planned Saturday Schirra, the icy-nerved • landing which will give them I year--old "old man" of -t bl two full weeks in spm:e and ali i astronauts, steered Gemb:d. I - - · - - - - -- - - ---- fauttlessly lnU> • pitiP"• meeting with GemiDl 7 tllll enthnllled millions of 1111 !eM countrymen, The estronaull Ia bolD I 1 were awake several ttm. : during the nigh~ 1D splrl_. ' conversation with tbe jrou8l and with tach other. " You just ruined a . . . PT. PLEASANT - Announce- breakfast," Schlrra toW ·• ment that the Point Pleasant ground station controller wjj Archery Club would host the instructed him 1o put i. "world series of archery" this thermometer in his moutll • summer was made al a meet· take his temperature. ,_,. were:·· · World Series Of Archery Herein '66 :r io Pomeroy Lions AI'e Hosts tO ~!~ 0~h~i5~t;rna~:~es ~~~ ~; Senior Men AI'r Polluti.OD Jn vaIIey • p bT r0 e arget West Virll"inian . ,., Hurt in Wreek 't,. B • · = k ..~~!~u:y.: usmessmento L~: ~~ad!~~~:: damage 1o each vehicle. No in- H ( K Th edi da ""' e p ett1e ere wao m um map • • ::t: juries were reported. being from Ypsilanti and leavlog the state "some years ago" to make a trip ta OiiUornla. But he elairnB knowing nothing of a wile and lOIII' ehlldren. About 8 year folllllll!ng tbe Califu . tri White llllld h t "',;" Pied 1 waltre.;. ~ me an marr Daytona Beach, Fla. "Tbfngs aeetqed to he 101Dg fine for us. But now this. I've been laying m 1D my ceU all dsy trying to figure thls . oul It's like • nightmare. Nuth!ng comes bact,'~, White llllld. ')'anner salll·,pos!tlve ldentlllea~~ttn . . heeit matltt fhrouah fla~Wprinta. , _ Championship offering a record ! 8ankTL...£t Unsolved I•n Ravenswood . l200 professional shooters. Also 1 RAVENSWOOD _ The fin! I planned during the three day o- bank robbery In the history .. pen tournament IS a dance, pa- this West Virginia town remafA. rade , fireworks and social e- ed unsolved today. vents. 1 A spokesman or the Ravel» Twenty _ eight Lions and The PM and Gray Eagle I wood Police Department aaJt their Senior Citizen guests at- shooters w1\l r.eturn _later ml this morning whoever broke·ia- ~· ded th 1 b' annual Christ· July for the NatiOnal Fteld Arc-I to the Jackson County Ill'* ten p tecus Wed e~day at Fed- ery A't''21tNt· ssoc1a Jon s s a 1ona r' here Tuesday night is fret ...... :~ ~h~rch. n Championship and will draw ap- $972.91, all in coins. .-· G 1 63 proxtmalely 1500 shooters. rour, to work. I 01 J. H. (Jap) rae. • Police said tbe theft - dJI. Middlepolrtl, was lher most P~::· covered early Wednesday~ t lor of a semor CII~ns service station attendaat a . He added a festtve touch route to work. 1 to the program_ of _caro sm?The thieves entered tht bad: ing, accompa~ymg Jt on . hiS IS I by breaking a large plait .... "~ddle" _w1th extraordmary , window. skill and vtgor. Men from the ! The money sto~ eoosllflill county home also were spec- ~ 1 of stlv>r coins, mostly q . - i ial guests. I I and half-dollars bank offlclaM Ladies of the church serving PARKERSBURG, W. Va .l said. ' --- a chicken pie dinner were Mrs. (UPI) _- A Spec1al senate sub- 1 Investigating officers l8itl Ill Rose Guinther, Mrs. Ada Hoi· comm1ttee on air and water pol- l burglars were unsuccescJful .Ill ter and Mrs. Pal Holter. lution wa.s scheduled to ope~ a trying to open three other 111111 heanng 10 the Federal Bu1lrl- safes in the bank Tbe Racine Baptist Driver is Charged ing here tod"y to mvesllgate The FBI was .,;,lled 111 W. air pollution uf the Ohi<> Rtver . th . st' r Christmas program, "In In Middleport Valley. ..._ 1'" • mve tga ton. Father's House," will he A RL t. Pomeroy man was The subcommittee. headed by ' sented Sunday, Dec. 19, at charged with faiUng to stop Sen. Edmund Muskie, DMaine,l p.m. The junior and within an assured clear dis- was expected to call about 10 ~BYF groups are in charge tance following a traffic acci- witnesses, including West Vir. . . dent at l::W p.m. Wednesday ginia Gov. Hulett C. Smith and the program. Everyone IS mvlt· on North second-av in Middle- at least two groups from neigh. ed port. boring Ohio from Marielta and Edward lhle 24 Letart, ·~ Middleport polke cited Ro· Belpre. ' • "~ LOO.U. TEMPS aald Eugene Gill to Mayor Lee The subcomnnltee is und.,. Va .· suffered facial cull . . Tbe Temperature In Smith's oourt on the cnarge r•e Senar.. Publtc Works Corn· contrt"o~ of the ch~ roy's business district at after his car rammed into the roittee. It includes Sen. Jen- ~esu 01 ~one""'r t 12-lt a.m. ~as 40 degrees, under back of a pick-up truck driven nings Randolph, D-W. va • one riH~a;. meruy • · ~: dy skies. by Franklin M. Rizer, Pom...oy. of Jhe ranking members. Police said the ltl55 rert Rizer's truck was stopping for driven by Ihle ran off tbe rilll traffic in Iron! of it when tbe d f tbe h'"" 11 111 ILusba·nd in Niuhtmare '0' ANN ARBOR, Mich. !UP!)- fie has changed a little, but The last few days have beon tbat's him," said Mnt. Mallion. "like a nightmare" lor an .Oblil . Mallloll, wbo underwent a lie truckdit~rbehfgqflelttlllllld , lt)l: ~tector tell Wedne'lby, said pollee a bout a wile .and .. fitiir I ~er lLeard of Maurtce Malcblldn!o he claims to know .no- Uon. thing about. Pollet Claim Proof Compooodlng tbe mattu Is However, State Police Deleetbat Robert R. White, Clncla- tive Sst. Roy Tanner llllld ponat, who pqllce aay actnally Ia llce "have .some evldenc to inMaurice MaUlon, Ypslionli, dlcate be lWhite) does know" Mleh., is tDarried to llluthor be 1a Mallion. woman. They have three chi~ MaUI!Hl vonlsbed about eiJlht dn!o. yeai'l ogo 'ltoiu' Ypsllaoti where Mrs. Elalne MaUion ldeJlllljeil he wis a route coffee salesman. her .llllll>and at the county jail &lruct !lu llund in a SUJIOl' where be 18 beltti beld 011 market parttng lot with all tus CiwPJ,crt ~on- . . ~. ~~- Mlitainll ·· "Ttiil'l · lbe ·.~ ' I inlllied; ,._, .~ ~te. ,,, .' . :, • ""'" • - ~-... ~.w,._., _ __.._.,•••-~·• •> • ,.. landing~~~:~: ~i~~:i "\·• were blown away ~h· burs:r of I~~k~~~~:ndt~a~·lf :r~~:~~~ ~g a~ the Pl~a~nt rum( ~e~rt ' r:.he~.~,%e : ~~wr.:~bl ~bllat~o~ f;:l:ssly :~r~om;~ J~nSQn said took the United e~~~ ~ve: 1 ~o~k YN~~L~::I P~e~~ l recorder refused to r emml b ht Stat " lep higher on the , , 1 h today m the same wey tit cate~ ~aneuvers that rou~- tai:!a o';: ~e moon." dent of the ProfessJOna Arc ery_ l Gemm 7 recorder had ell'W It wlthm 6 ~ 10 feet of No. I s Amer;can flags were whipped t~~~a~~~he w~~~~o~p:~~xl::~l~- m the week. When_ the nose toCI no e Possible out at the space fligh t center shooters eK ected t~ arti- [ C"dr~arvon ~ound station tali ose 811bo t near Houston Newsmen served Y t th p th r. 11Sch1rra to k1ck 1t and see lf M 1 th4'They !:ere -~oo:a~ ~:::al~; champaigne proJect officials ~'!:n~~:nts eto be r~:ldn~n~o~~ . could start it he Uld. ey cou ge wt . ndezvous news o . . . I to~ching," ts. the w~y __Fli ~-& ~t~---the ofiiclals McClintic Wtldhfe area_m Jul:- ~ Director Chmtopher C. Kraft coal~, tr:eoeraJ toast to I The mo~th of Arc~e? ~urn~~ De put it. gaveb vi an thing to do ' ments WI open on u Y , _wl i' The two cratt then I went e~~neueda o~ag: 2) the fourth hann~;r Professtona~ along In clostWutrness or a n n -Champions lp o enng a r~cor Archery Assoc1atwn NatiOnal UNCOLN, Neb. (UP() _ A gift-laden Christmas train bore· the best wishes' and presents of Americans westward in to the people ol Viet Nam today. A massive drive to send gifts to U.S. servicemen in Vlet Nam appeared nearly comthe Pleted. "Tonight America speaks with what Is happenlngbere, .. Sen. Carl Curtis told a shivering, cheering crowd of 200 1 persons who gathered in the Nebraska night to watch the • train pull out Wednesday. "It is the voice of America • . . WASIDNGT?N - . PRESI· 1 the voice of patriotism, of generosity, the votce that stand~ dent Johnson s mtenstve wee~· for firmness in defense o{ long venture mto. personal dt· ! freedom, the senator Said. presents and sblpped to Saigon. plomacy enters 1ts second i The f~eigllt train left the u.s. servicemen will distrh stage today itb the arrival of i t' ' ell ital last Sunda\• bute the gifts to the South British Prime Minister Harold :~;~: if~ for the Siuth Vitnamesa somebme m JanuaWi lson for two days of talks. 1Vietnames~ collected on drive ry. . The first sU!ge. ended Wed· sponsored by Ute U.S. Jaycees, nesday when President Moham- !Young Democratic Clubs of med Ayub lilian of Paki~tan IAmerica and the Young Repub- Santa is Coming wound up has two-d~y vts!t;. lican National Federation. To Syracuse Sunday the coolers. the third stage begms Sunday 1 . when West German Clmncellor Aft~r it pull!d into the s_tabon Santa Claus wilt make his Ludwig Erhard comes to to~ . at Lmcoln, workmen switched annual visit to the Syracuse on an additional boxcar loade,d town hall Sunday at 2 p.m., it Sheriff Char!!es NICE• FRANCE - W. SOM- w~h thl! Great Plams city s was announced today erset Maugham, one of the conllibuUon-15,000 cartons of The Ladies Auxili~ry of the Two, Jails Them great storytellers of English pork aod ~... old clotlilitg. Syracuse Volunteer Fire de- l Jailed hr..raturee, IS dead at the age medical supplies and tollelrJes. partment, sponsor of Santa'si Two g:rsobyns ;ere Co l of 91. He ]eaves a rich legacy Other boxcm:s con~ned a visit, s.aid aU youngsters of the IWed~es Y egs ba1~_,Y 9 of no~els, ~luys and sho~t s~r· potpourri of. gifts raDgJna from village and any chUdren wbo :rlff Ro~ ,c, Harten les, mcludmg the classiC • Of X-ray machmes to oatmeal to attend Syracuse grade . sc~ooll partmen . . . /. Humaa Bondage" raw salt. are invlted. Treats will be giv- 1 Vern~ ~avid Mi~ler, ;s:,, R_t. The end came in the eaely The !rain will he unloaded al len to each ehUd after they talk It, Gallipolis, 18 bemg. held '" mornmg hours today at Maug- Cleorlleld, Ulalt, aod sorted by Iwitlt Bonta. The Syracuse Fire county tall on affldovtts charham's beloved vUla ·00 the a priority list submitted by the ' department truck will also take gin,; him with 1!faod larceny and French riviera shortly after the South Vlelllamese. Then the Santa on ~tour of the town so forgery , and Gary E. VanMetunoomclous author was moved gifts will continue weotward he can visit with shut-ins, and or, 28, Rt. I, Reedsville, was by tus earlier request from the where they will he joined by Iothers at the Syracuse rest arrested on a non - oupport Brltlih-Amerlcao bos~ltBI about 12 addiUonal boxcars of borne. charge. where he· hod lingered in cuua stnee last Saturday, That wtsb . WORLD 1 FURNITURE t Fine quality broadcloth, stripes and prints. Coat style. ._ Mrs. Sl,ck re•d the Jntroduc. ; 34 to 46 ,.._. Gary Merrill, Jane Merrow , tiun of "Now When Jesus Was : Born in Bethlehem·" Taking ~ Be sure to see all the SUN .. MON. 1nd TUES. · part were: readings, "Great , other excellent gift •4SERG~~ 119D~l~HEAD" . Moments in The Life of Mary," 1 cTeehnicolon by Haz~l Oark, "Which Was I suggestions by Phil Frankie Avalon. Deborah ITh~ ~on Of God," by Sylvia Walley, Ce~ar Romuo, Fred Zwtllmg; "Fear Nut. Mary," ~ Maid. Half Slips, Reg. Clark, buster Kt'aton, Har b A.g Wh'te 1 : "A nge1s. " bY \'fY Lembeck, En! Ardt'u, · '! ne-s ular Pajamas, Shorty Donna Loren. : Naomi London and "That Holy i F•aturett.: Hoots • c;om, Thin!!. " hy Mlld~d Pierce. "A-·. Pajamas, Baby Doll Middleport, 0. 3Stoog" ·111 AM ' ~ColorCilrtoon• ' way anger, ' was sung, :! Pajamas, Robes and ~::;:=;;;;;:::;;;::;;;::;;;;!~;;:;:;:;;;;;~.;:~:;-;::· and. the poem, "No Room,'' was :; rf"CJ ied by Mrs. Hood. Taking . ~w Gown Sets, Gowns in , i part in a reading, "Gifts ' shorty' waltz and full 11,Jat Cannot Be Wrapped." were ; , M1·s. Pierce, Clara Lavender an · ~length. In lingerie lo aa ~. -- - - - - - , . Marie Hizn ' taiiWsiUIIIer. Linda Hubbard read 8 poem, ' department 1st floor. . "Our Christmas Wish ·• and the i program closed with 'the Lord's i ~ Prayer in un ison. '~ ' AUending were the members ' 1above and Thelma Grut•ser, Eil- i Every length, every style, every ; e~n Clark, Mary Hubbard. Viv - 1 glove a gal will love, here now for 1 ian Slack, and Marv Oonna :a Christmas &iftin&l Our selection :Simms. of Columbu~. Kathryn:; features warmth, elegance. Johnson and daul{hters Tammv ' i A • ' I and Cheryl. of Wolf Pen. •nd • N 1 M Christmas ission ear y Completed in LincoIn Stop MENS WARM PRINTED FLANNELETTE _ 2.95 I I" 2.95 MENS BROADCLOTH COAT STYLE • MEIGS THEATRE 1 a pair Christmas gift - $25· 1 I SPACE CENTER HoustonIspace and make an other takeoff from Cape Kennedy. complexity and dilficulty of (UPII Walter Schi~ra, mak· endurance fl1ghts seem puny by 1 Farewell iD Spact'" .. brmgmg mto fclo~ f~rmat;~~ ing lt look easy, flew Gemini 6 compari son. After the rendezvous, Gcmm• l two spacecra t urt mg to within a man's-length of its All four pilots had won 6 pulled away With a burst of miles ab<Jve the earth at 17.500 Gemini 7 sistership Wednesday I another dast~nctwn-compnsmg Its maneuvering rocket s, a~d i mil~ an ~our And not o~e who to give America the world's tile ~orld's first space quartet. t~e two craft .flatted along o~t dlsussed It afterwar~ fai led to fu·st space rendezvous Then he With the a1rcraft carr1er distances rangmg up to 30 express happy surpnse at how and co-pilot Thomas . Stafford IWasp and its brood of recovery miles Hopefully' Gemint 7 well everytlting went. soared toward a triiJillpl)ant ships and aircraft standing by would be only about 25 miles I After It was over all four Atlantic landing today.. to greet them, Schirra anJ. away when 6 made its flammg astronauts, understandably Astffmau'ts Frank Borman Stafford were set to land at the I re-entry and could get pictures tired, settled down in .a 10-hour and James Lovell bore on end of their Ith orbit at 10:29 or this all-important event. sleep period. toward a Saturday landing that ' am. EST just short of one full ! Space offictals had empha· Tension and fruslratlon dat· wtll give them two full weeks in lday after thear letter·perfect sized all along the vast ing all the way back to Oct. 25 - - - - - ---- or two for Ws Dresses For The Holiday Season I to~~rd PRESENTS CHECKS - Jack Welsh, right, president of the Middleport Chamber of hand• Middleport a soft contact but Schlrra and Mayor Lee Smith two checks of $100 each. The checks from the Middl~~ort C of C ~nd the Mid~leport ~taU Mer· ere wa~ n~n 1~o~~ ~ontact with the \V:-.sp aHer a five · chants Association are contributions to the town as payment for the priVIlege of vffermg free parkmg service to shop. St_afford" we e t" eriod when s eed and the heat of fricpers ju Middleport for the two-week period before Christmas. -Sentinel Photo. mmute blackou P P _ __ Schirra World's First Rendezvous Pilot 1 1 Commer~e. The calm, Cool space heroes returned to earth 25 hours and 52 minutes after they blasted off from Cape Kennedy to speed 100,000 miles and frisk around the heavens only six feet from Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James LovelL At 10:25 a.m. EST, Gemini 6 was 9,700 feet above the gently rolling ocean. An 84-foot, orange and white striped parachute flared out and dropped the jubilant astronauts large and extra large. 1 -- SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) - Gemini 6 astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford brought their space·craft down like a fireball from their historic rendezvous with Gemini 7 and splashed down in the Atlantic where rescue ships and helicopters waited. They came down about 33 miles from the aircraft carrier Wasp. We Have Just The 1 ' However, he said, the still Insists he Is Robert R. White. Uvtd On ReUOf Mrs. Mall !on llllld she raised ber four ehiklren tbe help of relief funds her hushend tllsttppured ' Following her viait with ..- MaUion In tbe OOllllb' she said: "I have nothing to aay to Love """" to hate and will just 81'0" unless you try loraet." T"'"'er oaid Mallion'• ~ looked like a I!!IIJWIJ/Ioln,lbe · -'·· the car's front end. lhle . . . . . arrested on a charge ol .... Veter1111 Memorial Hotpllll Pomeroy busmessmen wtll be less operation after 111 d ' · Mary Johnson, a.sked to donate at least an treated at Veterana Mealoriat' Muon; Judy Mtehael, Racine; hour of thetr time Suturdey, hospital. Pomeroy ..,.....,.. Mrs. Kenneth Kale, Ilarry Dec. 18, to help with collections squadsrnen look him there. , • Roush, Clifton; Etbel er..., Ra for the Sal..ttoo Army Chrtst· In other acHvity, Wi!WIC cine. mas Kettle on Main-st. McClain forfeited 8 $25 bolll · ~ - Wlllle Croos, Envoy R>y. Wining said to- ' in Mayor Charles Letar'l Ctlltlif, Raelne, Roberl Cozart, Pori· day some busmessmen have al- on a disturb in& the pea c • land George Worliog, Racine; ready agreed to take time from charge. . Wilma Bloke, Cllfton; Barbara their busy sshednles to help · Nell, Alenndrla, W. Va. JO&- with the project, while others eplt Bawers, Coolville; Marth• are being urg<d to do tlkewise. Adml•ol. . - "l'ltomM ""'""''~ Smllh, Racine. A scbedule tor the businessmen Pl>meroy . II008'I'E1Is TO MI!:ET to participate Is betng arnmg. Dilc...... - J0101(11tW The Middleport. Atbletic Boos- ed. Eovoy Wining indicated the Middleport; Sylvia ters wtn meet mni8bl (Th- project planned In Pomeroy Is Pomeroy; Elmer N...day) 11 the ·ltljb ..at 7:30 olmilar to the custom Io many dleptl'l; Blrl llmll, fiii' p.ltl. . townallld clUea of the <LOlllllrJ. PIIIDt. Atlm'-• - �" ALL-STARS 2-DaRy Senlln~l. ~mero~·~ldd!eport, 0 ., Dec. 18. 1965 Schirra (Continued from page 1) with this triumph. ln Wash Lng ton. Director J•mes E. Webb or tbe National Aeronautics and Space Admi-~ mstratiun yelled, "Isn't that wonderful! Isn't that won~ d~rful!" flinglng wide his arms. ' After aTI this long wait lor a ~hul at formation flying m ~pat'<', Schirra and Stafford ' 1-1 t•re as off~hand about it all .as 1 lwn men driving home lrom 1 Mothero£5 Jailed for Shoplifting ''•' - • ,. IJ' . .., Jackets Seek Victory · . . Friday Against Logan Club . ,.,."· +'· ., •• '1/1< Galhpolls and Pomeroy, the Larry Mitchell and Rod Gilkey Ito score 74 k 1 · • SEGAL's only two teams with· at the forward posts Either· B mar "' or tho : Devils . d<lense hal permlt~ Porple and White are 6-1 senior out a conference victory face John 'Brown '4 en!. ,· · ursonmen. ::at pomts, an average of 57. Dick Knight and 5-11 There hasn't been much bart. forWtml. the Co'<ll~iifl·. ·.~ • . • ~ s or, Qt. P.l . : Th 81 De II8 Ill be t B brightness in drill ~ this week have been producing each other at Gallipolis Frtday J. Ryal, &.3 junior ..will' Opent Either Bob Ford, 5-8 junior 1 ~ ue v w ou , ruce Si.Jnp8on at forward ; Ron 1 by the Middleport Yellow J.ck· their point quota - 40 llel•..eil" night. at center on the cAHS plasks;or Jimmy Gillmore a-a oph: ~ ~~ ~wo Y~k~~ 11 nlne-1~g an· ~ Junior center: Both sqll6ds own non league et 8 p m F 'da I ' eng 8 IR eJBUe· Jun or 111 Moore and S.lO sen ets preparing for their fourth them - but other trium hs - Gallipolis downed .. n y. lomore will start ~~ the other \ play. Last loop win by GAHS ior Dick Werry, guards. . Southeestern Ohio outmg, a GetJrQe Sauer· Mark 0 I' 60-56 two weeks aoo Pistol Pete Anderson will start goor~ post for. Gallipolis. Dan- came over Logan, 84-52, In Jan- Simpson is the only regular joust with the big Logan club and Davis have not a e ny Gilmore, 5-.3 senior guard is uary of 1965 b k f )as • · Friday night here. wi!h enough more to '"'!- -. while Pomeroy slipped past at one guard. Anderson is a 5-9 iexpected to see actlon also · squad 1 ac rom . t years Hacine 59--56. Both have drop- senior, and the ~viis' kip de- l p . . · ~~~ On the other hand, Co'Bchl which won SIX of 14 conference · f _ . omeroy Js averagmg 'tO Russ Moore's outfit will at- games Kni,llht a d 1 WH , ~ three conference ga~es_- ens1ve ace He Imute~ Athens points ~r game. The Panthers tempt to push the Galli&DJ Jnto a 6-l · uo r w" arry es. . The Ja~kets will be meeting He has used Jim 1y,o of those losses were mfhct- IM.lke Wr~n to seven pomts, and have gtven up 286 · points- an the cellar with a vlcto over ' e'ar j lo' on letten last , ., . , a team Jn a perf~d stunduft' Asa Hr:,dhuy al ed by common opponents-Ath--. Wellston s Ed JaL·obs to 17. average of 71. Gallipolis ts av- the Blue Devils . ry j Y F :dbut, were~~~ regulars. _ -· ~ __ - I with themselves at 1·2 in leag- Cunningham Pat ess and We_llstoedn. p th . time eraging 53 points per battle. The Expected to 'start for the ] ttr; lpmmary game ' ''I need a better throwing arm, ue play and 2-2' over all. I both veter'on mEmbers) Athens rtpp the an e1s -.m. ba Ia · Wa) · · · ) 1lt - ·. M-44 a margin of 40 points. tt I eye aDd klk.IDJ foot. Last Saturday night Logan· :ne D<IVIS The Bulldogs dumped GAHS >3·1 Rio JV's Suffer Try !baton your old in pac-ed by Gregg Posten and _ A mar'l:in of pomts, ~ Ga1UpoU1 ladependent Cbristmaslaad. I Merl Bell With 12 pomts each, reboundin slren ~ P .lUA 17 37 Wellston crush.ed the Panthers League cames tclleduled for 71-67 Setback g · g · 1trounced Pomeroy 6t -•11 in Pan85·50 - " 35-point difference. tonight at Waoblagtou School therland. However. somebody m . The Jtwkel,, with a The Rockets slipped past Gal· have beea poetpeaed. Tbe Rio Grande's Junior VBrsity Pomeroy turned man excelle n1 fnda~ mght . still could' Jia Academy, 61-59. GAHS lost By UnUed Press International 63 rebounds to only 27 for &•met wUI bt retcbedaled •t b&sketball team suffered a 71d":!fensive job, for .Jim Phelps, vage an exeellent piece .JJi•; to Middleport 61-57, and Porne- Foresight is mwally a prere-1 Albright. a a.ter d8te. 67 setback .'it Parkersburg Wed- 1 a three year veternn and good seaso n gomg into the IIOU! r;. , roy'::; other loop loss was inflict. Iquisite for success, but In ' eft~~ nesday night. The f~ture Red-. ~~·orer _last ye'-Jf· produced JUS1 da ys. .·f,il,r 1 ed by Logan. 61·41 . Isports it can often prove fatal. I Loyola of Chicago registered ! men battled Mountam State . s•x pumts. , . · :::' By comparative scores, Gol\i-1 . . Iits fifth triumph against yl CoUege Baskttbd Re.ults College's varsity, and although A than polis should move out or the Provrdence, lookmg ahead to single by blasting Mi,ourr By United Prell lnlenloUonal outsc?ring the home club from . 1 exeept bJg at Hohday Billy Smith scored 2.i 1 1!4s1 I the f1eld. 29-28, were beaten by . •s PI.d er. r)avis . ha~ IJeen aJimcr . mtofl \-\ellston , P · ·co-leaders e ,Jackets Wltlr run,,,"' .w1th a. wm over Pome- the Festival New y kBasketball 1 t th. 108-85. . four poi t R' led . roy Fnday mght, b~t one can't or. 8 er lS Ipomts to pace Loyola while St.Frncs (Pa.) 83 Rchmnd 71 n ~- 10 untJI the 9:- CINCINNATI (UP() Prod- all week, reslritled to uarter~ also-undete.nt;d Athens bert count on "ores. , month, almost fell VIctim to a game honors went to Missouri's Assumption t06 StonehiU 8 7 35 mark rn the last holf. ded by GO> . James A. Rhodes. with 0 vinr> 11 wa.'. ed he next Tuesda nr h ' ,v 10 18 4 2 Smce takmg over the Panth·' pre-Chrrstmas surprrse Wednes-; Ron Coleman wrtb 211. St. Jos. (Pa.) 83 Albright M no": · for the "ason. , a committee named to find out would get haek into ,,:.;,I (J> g t. 1 8 fnn .•. / 1 1 ., ,,' 1.7 !1 1 M~anwhile, ~:_!las _fou~~ willr~~ pfOVl'dence Nearly Upset By Cali£orma • Hoop Team 1\0!'k. GOLDEN ~~args - right on target I' S . los~ u~llar Play lherame beaultfull7 In mateltlnr necld-. bracelet and earrl1111 of rohien or piatlnum·toned Trl!anlum-fabllku at f4 a throw! *~~ OPEN TIL 8 ' o'CLOCK TONIGHT TmFARL ~mnparatrve at Gathpohs in 1961 and a 76. trailed 67-62 with nine minutes 1St. Francis rPa. r rallred in th• Hofstra tl5 Frtoh Dck 67 Temple 85 creight C.G. Acad 82 N y 00Mrtm 70 New York' AC 74 Ennsville 89 Catholic U 78 tire two schools, Pomeroy basi Mike Riordan provided the unbeaten Temple registered its Manhattan 1 1 U · 3 w.. n 44 and lust 30. The big gap! winning margin by convertmg sixth straight by an 85-59 count Columbia Iot. 8Rul 76 was established between 19211 two foul shots wiln seconds over Creighton Texas A&M Lycomin 9; 12 and 1939 when Pf'HS scored 16 remaining . defeated Rice 69-111 Houston Dcknsn Wilke g 90 ~n 67 wrn at Pomeroy last year i remaining in the game Jimmy final minctes to heal Richmond mars Moore's record against Walker came through four · h3-78 Iowa !'. lammed Washing1I straight baskets to put Pro· ton 99·70 behind a 25-point the Gallipolitans. . In the overull senes between , vidence back m contention and effort by C:eorge Peeples ~ith ai St.An•l~'s ~5 1!0~7 ' UPI Briefs ose~ ~he NEW SHIPMENT FOR CHRISTMAS! er: Mu~enber ~./ c B~cknett ~a .~athl•. w~. --~~~~~:_e~ ~~h ba_:_~~r~~~bbingl SPECIALLY PRICEDI ~igh ., , .· , . .~<'< m ~·iiUn).!'er et~~ct~~~m~;s":;,.;•f ,:,~~ .Ia~'; ~~ ;'~~;:;:· ~~cb~ h~ N~ 1 at ~i~a~r:~:a!;.~;; ~tlu'::;: ~ :" ~: i~ f;asible to build a 1t ,'nd 1~e able lc nm a lrt bu' Busrness University Bo< C.:u t se h sda drum '" ~mrllon e omg ' . score or last night's loss: ~ over ':!' ea e ~t ~ ay tn I' ll.The 1big boy had hegun fulRIO GRANDE JV'S 6? prospec1ve sJ trs · t I 1 Rhod . h d d th : · I HI~ 11~ f1rorn 1sr as an rfre('· Haas. 1-0·22; Cook . 2-0-4 · t t / ' a urge 'crty get tve gco i·ast week Miller, 1-4-12; McDaniels s on a new stadrum whrch ir i.< "''"'" high of io point• 3 . 12 7-1-15: 1- wouN an to gainst Nelsonvi lle Satu;dav ' 11-2; Hrlton, 0-0-0; Totals 29oolba.l Leagco nrghl ... d mrwh dominai· 67 · C . C . mg the dt'fcn s•ve MOUNTAIN STATE ommrllee harrman Charle• , COLLEGE PARKERSBURG , Staab, presr dent of lh<• Gre.ater hrrt,herm:rre. Coaeh Wolfe . (711 Cmcrnnalr . Chamber of Com- h,., h<en srekrng a better scor· Rhodes .. 6-:>--14. Gardner 5-7- me.rce, sard Wednesday he ex- mg .combmalron . than he had : 17; Fredrrckson, 2-3·7; Pendet- peeled a sne would b< '". hrs. ' ' " lmg gr,•up m lhe last ,ton. 2-1-5 : Kmch lor. 6-0-12 : Cun- selt•eted by frrday . . . t.•• games;, hot h defeats !Jack· nmgham . 7-2-16 ; Totals 28· 1.)-· The Sites under cons1den1t1on Siln and N lsonv1lle1. Buddy 71. include the downtown west end Moore. gua rd . and Cary Sto. 'Score at Hall - Rio J.l. area near Crosley Freid. <he Mountain State JS . Hamilton County Experiment ;-, ] PEORAZA. TO RRON('OS ! the Blue Ash Airport . the . ALPINE. Tex ILJ PII Lu1. SPRING TIDf.S . rrvcr front and Lunken Airpnr1 . Pedraza who qwrrterb·rcked The term "spring tides" ha< . Su i Ros; to its firs; Lon.' Star no reference to the seasons. FILM PREVIEW ! Conference cha m IOnshi . When moon and sun pull to· CHICA GO !UP! I Th• 8.," !"' 9 . d P P smce tile · . " !!! .,.., • s1gne as <1 free a ent ge r, or m opposrle direc·. Ten Wednesday held a preview wrth the Bro c . fg the twns, we have spring tides of its annual footb ll h. hi' h . nos o when _high tides are highest film, showing Football League low hdes lowest. i best plays of the 195 season~ SJJ ay for a reported ,OOO . Sh~ffer, War~e 4 lf tl Prvdnce 8t St straight wins over Gallia Ac· st. Joseph's, ronked second inI ripped L<>uisiana State 1 ademy. f'l'hal's the era in the nation, had an easier time ' and Utah St. stopped Moreh"d LaSalle 87 f.)79 which Pomeroy wun 37 straight! in routing Albright BS-M Th ! tKy .) 90-63. · Sl John ' N y 85 Cn . • tonfer"'nce "<~me" Th P· tl •H k ff · e1 s · .) SIUS 65 , · . " .,. e an H aw s ran o lo a 33-22 1 ers also hold the loop's longest halftime advanta a d Southwt•t losing streak _ 23 in a row.) home to their g~fthn s~~=z~dl Fight Rttults Ark. St. 62 S.E. Okla. 48 nAHS Coach Duke .Burson success. g g Byr United Prtsll International S.W. Texas 35 Trinity 73 st ressed board work thi week i Arty ford Jed St J h' 1\HITE PLAINS, N.Y. tUPII Texas A&M 89 Rice 81 following the Devils' s.cond half with 23 ints 15 . of s -Buster 272, Grand N. '!'ex ... Sl. 59 W. Tex. St. 55 lapse on thee buckboards aaaint l camino in 'n t h If t em I Hap!ds. Ml!!h., outpointed Char· , Tex. Loll. 115 Bishop 109 Athen Ct'ff • d rs . a • and . lie Lee, 214, Hackensack N.J. St. F. .. wards 96 St Tho-•s 11 • J An erson contnbuted 21 · · """ The Blue Devil mentor ex· rebounds The Ha k d . t• 6t. Houston Ito L<>ursiana St. 87 pects t .th . I . w s ommat- ~ West . --· 0 go WERDUN SURPRISED Utah St _90 Mreh!Xt (Ky .) 63 NE~ YO~K IUPl) Sonny Mdftlt ! Werblm, pretdent of the New Ohio U. UO S.F. St. f% York Jets of lhe American Centre (Ky.) 95 Wlmngln 93 IPootba\1 League, expressed , Centre tKy . ~ 95 Wlmngtn 93 AT , surprise Wednesday at the j Marietta 94 Capital 70 , reported $225,000 linebacker Yngstwn 90 Windsr (Qnt.) 67 · i Tommy Nobis will receive for Kent St. 103 Marshall 95 ' signing with the Atlanta Fal- Carlr.<!ge llO Carroll M ! cons of the National Football : Domncn (Wis.) 80 Kenosha 50 : League. Indiana St. 120 DePauw 75 FRIDAY, DEC. 17th Werblin Indicated that line- ' L<>yola (ill.) 1118 Mis!<Ouri 85 9 P.M. to 2:30A.M. : backer Carl McAdam of Dayton 76 Louisville 59 1Oklahoma, the Jets' No. zWaft MIL Wis. U. 102 St. Nrbrt's 91 Whitey Beegle, Caller pick, would receive morr: Kal:lmazoo 79 Elmhurst 72 ~ - -- - -Ind. Central llO Marian 87 Akron 47 Wooster 34 Iowa 99 Washington 70 OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9:00 I Notre Dame 85 Bwlng Grn 77 PAUL.. DAVIES JEWELERS v~~·;;j;,l 1 3• ,:II . tadJUm Site ~;o~:~~ ::;'~~ ~~:: ~~~· 1~"~\ :,'.~9 m~~tto~~r•:::,ull~~~e~~:d:~~ In other games, Jim Mon ~:~~v:e7~~~: ~ll ~ I') e:~ge bat lies rrom the Blue ISt. Mary'!l of Ca!Homis. Ihan scored 211 pornts to lead · MIT 96 Bowdoi ia u. Devils. I The seventh-ranked Friars Notre Dame to ~n 85-77 Harvard 7S Bo:Lon U 71 · · home <:ourt,'Idecision over Bowlin"e Green Adelphi 101 Rider · e ntv a 52-49 Blue Devil win IPIaymg on th e1r 92 (2 of) ., 1~~t·~ ;;;~g.~~~:~""' !:A commtlfee . Searches £or DARTS •.• IJ~~Ior SQUARE DANCE 5-i. " 1 ~ t~er~·~ a~ ~~tral'lion 1'""~. ho<~rd. slad~um ~arm. a~d seg!en~g ~gt~;~ ~~-~~~~~n ~enver ~ -~!_ r 1 } WO ' , •i LonfereOCe . . ··'t..-. ,ameS On Tap produci~g ~ranc~i;;n' all ·~~~ {; ~'! Mid~lhio 6<.tlH!~ Two Vallov Cnnref'o ence will be Played .. Me;gs rounty F'rrday night. · • ,lh e \lcArthw· <:.;nerals ..m .:; the Sou thern and r: ...,.lern gues lo Rutland. ; The (,enmls. lo3ded wl111 ; hergh t .... w•ll be playmg a TOI' nado t• "m th;H now has 3Doverall 2-:1 sl<1l1' <; od 15 {).1 in coo- Tornad~·' .""I f • · , · ertnc,. pia\ Eastern.. w1th its victory over by a 73511 margrn. " I 0 m MOVO actr?n and 4-1 f,,.. Ure seaq, 'I Co.a II Jim A.d.Jm s R.utlauc! ;1' t~. m,. th·;mgh 11 has nul. vlayed ,.. <onftrencc contest yet, bal ') a spoth•ss 3-(1 reeord .. r gutland will trav el Satu~day mght for 8 non-leapt garr.t. South·. r~ rul'~ca~ m~ht an~/ io Belpr~ ~- ,. " SHENANG SPRINGS .MTE CLUB j •• 1 ' Quantico Tournament At QuanUco, Va. (First Round) Phi!a. Tex. 99 Frederick 74 Cheyney St. 91 Walsh 53 Bolling AFB 63 Oswego St. 45 1Findley 77 Quantico 7& 95 $ ~'FOR ~Dx15 Pull 4 Ply Tire llaock Tube Type l'lus TIX ncl Two <Jid Tlra. MEN LIST! The Right "Packages" For Himl SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS By Arrow m1d Monticello. Slee\'e lengths and Mr. Tails. 3.50 to 8.95 • The same handcrafted dependability that makes Zenith Amerlca't No, 1 :PRE'1 bring a $L gift as a donation for : the Jaycees Chrtstmat proje<i. : WEATHER Moally elooclr, Utllt . .... r.- 'l - P Friday. Oeeaoioall 'l light taow, JIIJiillly north, hlP . lodoy U. Low tooPI zwz. I 1 FLOWERS THE PERFECT GIFT selline TV. • 100% handwlred for sreater dependability. ~SNOW• OFFER/,.._ r---SPECIAL - - . Chrlatmu Color POINSEmAS $3.00 up ' Chrlotmao Cherrl• Auloao • Mumo and Cyclomon $3.00 u, SH Our Decoraflng Noveltlft DUDLEY'S SWEATERS B!i .1\rrow, Rugby and Puritan. One to delight each man on your li st frum junior to grandad. , 7.95to17JS NECKWEAR AND SCARFS BY SUPEI\BA PAJAMAS BY SKI JACKETS, STORM COAJ$ ond BENCHWARMERS ' I No printed circuits! No production shortcuts for fewer service problems. Corduroy, wooJs and dacrons. Quilted and pile liners. Men's boys' from . . . a~ Perform1nc:e Fntur11 . /11 /SURE-fJRJP __ ............... Super Gold VIdeo Guard Tunln& System with 125 sold contllcts. Tho BINION • • Patented Color lmlllly l\iiOd "Lo·Bor•oonaototopnutM ·' '!lltnu& yon..,. 11111 Mloot , hardwood aotlds. . ". ,. • ., 11 ,-t • ACC-ZeniU1 Auto•~ .. oo o " matlc Color Clarifier deg8U1Sts and dtmli• netlzts automatically. 4 ·' ~ £v~ry we"~ Jbouunds ~nd thouunds grater " - WY 2-2101 • Zenith Twin-Cone Speaker for ereater 'IOund r~nae. . are c:hoilslng the Cleji.ndtblllty ;t "-.nclcrafttcrzl~~(!t 1V . RIZER OIL CO. l!Oior ,., '" Will be given with lhe purchase of any Wool Topcoat by Alligator or Sl]llemarl.. Use It on your coat purcbue on other mercbandlse. · HARDWICK TO DEFEND I NEW YORK (UP!) Defentf. lDi champion Blllr Hardwick ~ will head a field oJ !0 bowter. " .., ' _.. OPIN EVININOI WY 2-2635 . MIDDLIPORT, QHIO ' ' .. ,• ---·----·~·--· '' Mtn'o--21.95 SPORT COATS SUITS 24.9$ to 49,95 39,95 to 79 . 95 By Style'I1Ulrt, Brookfield a11d Middishade. JADE EAST A/tor Shove, Cologne and Soap Downie· Gross Our Gift To l'ou! POMEROY "A GOLD STAR STORE' ' INGElS FURNitURE Pomeroy, 0. De· modulator Circuitry for 1 . color TV's flneat huea. No Down p1 WY TERMS In Goodyear lino) llld triple-~ 3-T Jlyloo oord for -lib llld naillebco. Put oa a poir Ill u- liOat.-..., ~ lino and ~ou,'llllo M t. Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service · Boyo-16.95 '1 the Low-Priced winter · ,,. with 190 trat:for-tyge cleats that are built deep to bite deep ••• dlgln an,d pull you through 1now like a tractor l A-mblo-..tlon-Oitta-mileap'l'uloynrubbor (lou~-ued KNIT, FLANNEL BILLFOLDS & TRAVEL Kfl'S BY SW.ANK MEN'S JEWELRY BY SWANK HOSIERY & JIFFYS BY ESQUIRE HATS BY PORTIS Solid colors and muted plaids. Zip out and pile liners. ~ ' ... -: . ' . When In doubt, give him a GIFT CERTIFICATE from his favorite men's .~h.9Rr. -. .. .....' ... ........ .... ~,,_~·~- • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ........ . CQIICUTD "I•" llrtn pour wrilt "1 ' 111 ha~t, , 17 t•welt. Sll~~~:;•·rtlilllnl. IUE II IN!:; "~I" ror ll!e o~l~oor m•n 11 jtwel5. Srtoc~·reslsl•nl T ~ ll t ltP1t ~"~~Ill 'fell~w Ql Wbi!L Prince G1rdntr lor him . .. Prine••• Gordner lor hor r NUI.I &i'Cij. /ello ... •:::::11 AuocfaUon tournameat · wiU be !leld at Akron, oi.JoWillCII II -~-------------.....!!.March 2a-Aprilt Sfiiii·1~Pef ll'i<ll lfl wiU. two dlll ilnK f'ace1•~ G1tmoods. Cl')'ltl1. 17 j~w ~. r,. Ytllo" 01 1~h olto. J4111!! 24.95 & HER up 3.95 up GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL! l1dies' Birthtttont Rings • 6.00 up 1 in tbe second onnuaJ Be Firestone l'rolelliobal Ill FtiSl WT '"I" BULOVA & ELGIN wi."'TCHES FOR HIM I A $5 GIFT CERnFICATE ARROW & REIS. BROADCLOTH, All-WEATHER COATS Extre Quality Zenith NEW YORK (UPil U D i I e d Pres! lnternaUonaJ small college basketball with first-place votes and lost reC<Jrds through Dec. 11 , in perentlleses : Team !.. Evnsvllle (221 ti-l) 2. Cent. St. 161 (4-01 3. Sou. lit. til 13·11 4. No. Dak . [t) <3-11 5. Grambling (IHl) 6. Tenn. St. 13-01 7. Akron t3-08. Phila. Tex . (3.(1 9. Fresno St. t4-1 10. L<>ng Island U. (4<1 Second lf).tl, Seattle Paclfic:l : 58 12, Pan American 51 , Arkansas State College j 2 · Abilene Christian (1. 35· St.uhenville 22; 11 ' : Kentu~ky Wealeyon and AssumptiOn 19; 18 (tie), Cheyney !State, Carson Newman, Valparaiso, Northern Michigan 13. NBA Slandlllp By United Prell lntemattonot 1 Eoslenl Dfvlaloo W.L Boston ......... 18 8 Cincinnati ...... 19 ll Phiiodelphia ... 16 II New York .... ll II Weotem lltvloloa W.L, Los Angeles ·" ··· .11 15 Baltimore .... 16 17 San Francisco , .. 14 17 •St. Louis . .. .. tl 17 Detroit . . . . . 9 II Wocm..day'a lleaolll Cincinnati tl7 Boston llO Baltimore 111 New York t08 Philadelphia 121 L.A. 108 San FronclsC<I Ill St. Lows 113 ' , I 1..95 FOR CHRISTMAS • College Ratings I on your PARTY 18 TONIGIIT The Xi Gamma Mu Christ· mas party will be held this n mng at 7 at the home o( Norma Arr.sbary. Members are to • • • • •• •• • ' A Complete Selection For The ., LadiH' Purl Rings 9.00 up Ladies' & Mln'1 &lack Qnyx _ 12. 95 up Men's Masonic Rings _ 23.00 up Onied1 Stainless SIMI Wa,., 55 pie<eo _ 19.95 PP.rker Pens 5.00 Sp•id•' Twist.Q.Fiu Watch Bands __ 4..95 up L1dies' Costume Jewtlry - - 1..00 to 15 . 00 BRITISH STERLING G0£5SlER JEWELRY stOlll p()MflOY , ~Gold StaY Stor•" Exclusive Tollltrin FOR MEN J.PIECE SET Cologno, Spray Doodorant ond After Shovo _ 10.00 2-PIECE SET After ShiVo and CologM l.ot �to . t!Ornbln.e their effoml Body and approprlall AcMoory move ol IJI• dllel eleded offt. DISCRIMINATION ~E 1 Dally s;nlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ''"!r·••':1. wtth adjacent JU11Sdlcllons to ~oards of the Comnumlty AC.ICUila of the eommUilily, the WASHINGTON (UP!) -Rep_.--. · · . - -- ------ensure the maUon of aD ade- tioo Agency. b. un of ellotlng board of education, the public J hn v L. d RN y N although New York City and million, have ' ·t· beew Los Angeles w;U• a combined air pollution pn1bleitif quote reaource base, This we and nelghborbood organizations, welfare agency, the major prt· y0 k C.It ~· "')', " f ·1 · encl or y s mayor-e1ec , , ·, have done ln the Iormation of and the creawon o new repre-- vate SOCia BetVIce sg es, U th 1 Coo discrimJ-1population of more than 10 nation. age~ I Dear Sir: . Meigs Community Action Pro- the Galli• • Meiga Corporation oentallve neighborhood lor ad· and ·the public health agency . .."'::: ag:inst &.~:icons who ' :-==~~:::::::::~:;;;;;;;;:;~;;,;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;$ We, members of the Galli• gram, wish to thank you for •or Community Action. This is vice on program policy. c. The Considel'1ltion must also be giv· live in big cities. yow accurate quote of Mr. • non-~fit Corporation corn· proviSion of rn~ngfuJ oppor· en to the State EmploymentSer· As an example, he cited the ·l EASY IERMS . .. • Hagen's speech, We desperate- plete with By-Laws and the tunllles for reSidents to protest vlC<s, labor, busmess, religious, air pollution control program. I ""P.~t 11 B. F. Goodnch11 ly need the full cooperation of necessary , compliment ol cor· or to projlO&O addltlona to .or and lD!nonty groups. to • I ':: 11 limits any state all members of the press. porate ~clals to act for .these changes tn . the w~ys in which We have in our governing !maximum of 12.5 per cent of ' As you probably know one two counties ln lbe war on pov· a Comrnumly Action Prll@rarn . . the total national program I · of th A erty is being planned or undertaken body a Wide representation from ·-~ ~ __ en·te r1a e program ;_ Llll: · • Size community shall cover 8 geo- We need and must have com- d. Employment to the mall· these areas, but we need a , pr. graphicol area of sufficient size Iplete resident participation. The mum extent feasible of the res- hard working, wide-awak~ ad· , deavor. 7 to 12 1 FURNITURE and population to allow for the I Economic Opportunity Act re· idents of areas being served, visory committee made up of ! The Communty Action Pro.: SH 2-4811 Rutlontl effective ulilizatiun of human quires that a community action in jobs being created as part of members from all facets of our ' ject Aim is to Elevate the h sical and financial Nsourc: program be developed, conduct- the program. society. Our Executive Commit· . INDIVIDUAL for whom the ~s yin ~n attack on poverty ed, and administered willi the This Program will btt organ- tee will call a eeting soon to project is set up. "PEOPLE" Communities containin u: maximum feasible participation ized on a community • wide ba- select twelve members to serve ; is the Focal Interest Middleport Jntions under areg eO:~rof the residents of the counties sis, and will involve the coor~ on the Advisory Board. We urge Very truly yours, I 50 000 ~-::"-:"·-:"-~~~,..,.=-=-""' ·-"'-"'-'"·==~----in which the program will be dination of a variety of anti • all public minded citizens to Gordon Wooten ................._..........._.._ ......IC!II(IIf.IICIIIIflN'IIII«'""'~~'"' i carried out, .&:nd ol the mem· poverty acti001. We will em- atttnd this meeting and to parVice President BIG SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL ' hers of the groups it will serve. brace compO'!E!nls in all the rna. tl~~~m~ · ~thi~·a~wo~rth~wbi~·~le~en-~~G~a~lli~·p~ol~is:_•_(O~h~lo::_.____.L======-=::==:::::'~""""'~~ Among the means to ensure par~ jor concenf.rtltiona of poverty : ' ticipation of resident!! of the in our county, areaa and members of the The minimwn standards for -;--.-grolQ)S served are: a. Represen- 1representation, either on the ALL WITH STANDS tation on tho Policy Making · governing body or on a policy advisory committee are: LOOK LIKE REAL TREES - FEEL LIKE REAL a. RepresentaUon from prl. , vale and public a,encies shail i TRE~S- TRIM LIKE REAL TREES include at least one represen- INSULATED BOOTS RUTI 4ND su.aa Roush's Shoe Store 1 _ '______ ·-- CHRISTMAS TREES Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. 416 Main St. t OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, ~'.\ AL L DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE L i'~ Wi I I year m a row. Bill Wellman · • Z~ mson I Tl1ere wert! Ithe BULOVA "Titleist" SMARTLY STYLED ... MADE WITH BULOYA PRECISION! newcomt~rs ":~<- n sive ""it ond t"' "" '' j 1 e\'ery one of these selections . here, you'll find ' - comes Christmas Morning! Nation in Attcndan(', ! ' 1 Ollin th:(!llv no one. led the nallnn Ill ' ' Par· ~- The Bllckcy cs ;lt tr;td':'d ;m R;U;)G ~ pt c t at or ~ ill ' fiv r h7nn e ga me~ tu tor arl'll ri1 v: tl Vlt('h! ~: 1 n 's RO .Oe l a v•.• r ; l ~l' 111 · ~-i x h•1tn tc dc;tt·s. 1 avN:I''l' nt FOR HER! I I Ull in StC~dltilll ga mes a!..,u I'Oil1 tributed to l l\'e ul tile fi <l ti \J il .:i I top 111 allt·nJed culleg.: ~;i~!ll '~ I l .\lwhigtm-~ln.:hlg<tn ~1- · l~· g.~ nw was ~ u \ 1~ 1LI 1 lU:!. ('ompute r ma tcll ed tr a n s • ~ tor ~ \-<'. ~,~ ure to p pe rf or ma nce !rom tlt• s poc ket po rt able wit h Jewelry ~ t ·,• l 1 ng Built w1thBULOVAwatch ~· r·r~:~c · ~·o n ' ' · Jl:i . f011 il\'td hy An 11y · Navy "Titleist" ' v.1 lil !J!U!J~. \ lwh!J.:dll · Pmd t11' wtl h R:-1 !!05 ;md Uh1o Sta k ~ I l:omn ·ummg gd rn " \\ ltli \1Jtlllt'· . .I •. . ~ pbrc wtth IH.:rJ!J The 1\uckeves atl r'tlt'll'11 a !IlCll ut ~16,28i fan s fur ft vl' ho me l G<Im <'S. comr<lff' d li 5ti:l ,740 tn • seven 1964 Jmm e s! Jr ts. sol a m fourth ,, to g1ve superb sound ,•nj long se rv1 ce Modestlypnced u Ts S . i ·JI Jl' 1\ SQI ' "' , 'V ! J I BOTANY '500', ...~l~==:;:::::::q::: by GRIFFON, SEWELL --~ l':"ndwwe were Cincinnat i, 93, HO • ' for " II average ol In ·'. . ,,... g··m" a '"~ "" E1 ~n Ohio lniversity. 70.463 average of lt .003 : l\.lJ;:tn1J, 5US7 in four games fur an ttveruge of 12,614; 1n fti'C' g<1 mes • ' Big Sound .. . Tiniest Size! WI ~<:S DRESS SHIRTS. Ma n ~· collar s t y h· ~ . t n lt\'. $3.50-$6.95 fin FOR MEN! ' I lI Store Hours: OjMn Every Day and EV41nlngs Until Chrl1tma1 h• her II~iiiiii:::i:i:ii::i::ij:iijiij:ijiiiijiijijiiij - ---- home with Mr. and I BAKEn ~REAK Mrs. Noble Hamon an~l·~~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Elba Columbus, were guests the Thanksgiving weekend theit' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . McKnight and Mr- and Fren Gillogy. Otlu!rs who at the GillogiJ• horne during boliday weekend were Mr. Mrs. Ralph Frazier and family,j Gallipolis; and Mr. and Cecil Gillogly and family, hens. Hospital ~ews .,,.; t•mfs P1>" ~ t s 1 0 n tloc k hi!5 \I HTl lllO:Js hands. It' s a tl .• te rp.ece of BULOVA watch rna!\e r prec •s•on_ ------- $39.95 CANDY--FRUIT--NUTS-GOODIES Entt>red Hospital Persons entrring Holzer fl os. , BULOVA MODEL S-917 pild during the last 24 were 1 lhlln 1 ~tr s. Harold Q':)ell ' lH _ 1 r:alllpoli s Joyec R. Ruush . \{1. 1 Pt. P!ea scmt ! Bonnie M. Persinger, Arple 1' r.rnvr Mrs. Wallrr S. llyre. , Pt . Plea:-.:mt ~1 rs _ Dale Hu mphreys, NPw Haven Larr~· A. I nitch/e , Minersville Mrs. B'm\ niP N_ F'ick, Rt. I Long Bot· ' tom Miss Anita J. Estep , Rt . 1 l Harrisonville .~Trs. Richard 1 1 i Geurge, MANHATTAN SPORT· Chocolate SHIRTS. Regubr and Drops _ 3 Ivy _. $3.98 up 49c 1•• Tangerines 3 ~~o~. $1 3 ::,75c 1 For Chrlstmts 3 ~.75c Cocoanuts ... 25c ,_, Peanuts 2 :;.78c Grapes 3 lb.49c Oranges 5 ~49c Egg Nog _ ~t. 59c Slices lhotl For Tho Hollclop Grtptfrult 1nd Donald H. .IJmes. Ht . 1 Barn- 1 den Owens F:. Stephens, .f r_ , i Ravenswood ~1 rs. Ali ef' H1111 - ' ley, Ironton; Mrs. John N. fll'ad Radcliff Haymond 0 . HariJoidt, Rt . 1 Kitt ~ Hill HJrold !>:. FREE GIFT I.VRAPPING 1 ' Cash. H.t. 2 C hillie~tlhe M r ~- ' W:llard D. Wisecup , Oak Ilt:l Robert N. Sprouse. AnnH hili.ll. MODEL S-916 PRECISION AUTOMATIC PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Walnuts Ortn.. Th<l t.:ker. Rt. 3 We!lston !\lrs. .Tames B. F'ord, Coal Grove ' BULOVA 79c Swut Drops 1 $79.95 Engl11h 1 ::, Gum 1 HEW MODERN DROP-DOWN DESIGN! Friends from the community have learned of the birth or a daughter, Christine Yvonne, to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Riggs of Rutland, Route. The baby was born at Holzer Hospital on November 29, Mrs. Riggs Is the former Helena Moore and made J" 1 I PRECISION STEREO PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 1 BEN*FRANKLIN• w~H2~~~ 8 POMEROY, OHIO cuffs. : ~n i.l \'tr Ltge ol Jl,l28. ·,·.. :• ·o ut warm up automn t1cally wakes you up at pre- BULOVA "VICEROY" MA NHATTAN and Choose him a gi ft lw 'll ]O\'e from our. co llr·ctiun of the seaso ns new(l st Sl\'le s. fahri('s and shad es. • Xll vier. 61.953 m fi ve gomcs for ! 12.3!ll ; Howlmg Green, 48·550 in 1 luur g<HnP• lor 12.1 38. and K1•nt Sklte. 60.642 in five games filr . · ~ - Tl"' BULOV A "V ICL ROY" f1t s on yu 111 s mall est nigtn L: l, I' y1·t g1ves you b·~ so ur. d Il ia! f1 1's tile room All · t r.w~ 1<. to r lll.-s•gn u..,eo; house curre nt , plays mstant ly for old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven in IS minutes! j ._1tlt·r ;b n•·r :11 l•1nt\mll g<ullt~ la~t fall for tilt' eigl1th str:11~ht The Joe Sayre for several years. The Christmas program at the Mt. Union Church will be 7 Ft. Vinyl Tree _ _ _ _ 7.99 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mct.:omas, held at the Church on Wednesw1 children, Rhonda, &·ott, David, day evening, Dec. 22, at 7:30 ! Linda, and Streb11, formerly of ! p.m· ' ALSO ALUMINUM TREES Albuquerque, New Mexico, ~· Those spending 1''hanksgivlng havt: arrived In this community Day with Mr. and Mrs. Reed 1 to make their home on the . Jeffers and Mrs. Beulah Cord· ' • Get Your Tree Early and Avoid farm thal they purch~:~sed from ray were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Being Disappointed. They last for L~:~ura Krebs near Columbia ~ Jeffers and family, Mr. and Years. Also tree trims, Christmas Sd.oul. Mrs· Lavern Jordan and chiM- : wrappings, paper, ribbons, ~ift Mrs. William Lawson and son, Iham and children. Mr. and 1 boxes and Greeting Cards. Mike, and Mrs. Lavern Jordan. ren, Mr. and Mrs. John Dun· were in Charleston, un business ' Mrs. Richard Jeffers, Local; Saturday· Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cordray, , Uve Merry Christmas Decorated Turtles 39c on:\1rs. and Mrs. Robert Bishop Athens, Route and Mr. Robert ~ Turtle Food -IOc each and children sptnl the three [ Cordray and son, Eric Sunbury. ' day Thanksgiving weekend in 1 Man·in Chase is confined to Filled Stockings for your dog, cot or bird's Buffalo, N Y_, where they vi sit- Sheltf'ring Arms Hospital with Merry Christmas . . . . . . . . . _....... 59c and up ed with her brother-in-law and . pneumonia and complications. 1 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Janes Vio-l Mr· and Mrs. Peter Kepnar land and family . and sons of HarUord, Ohio, .Mr. and . ~Jrs - Carrol Wood- vsitt'<i at the home o( her paHoslery, gloves, hankies, scarfs, . ge~, Frank, Dennis_, Vickie, rents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, purses, billfolds, lingerie, mit-· Br1an, and Kevm , (.olumbus, over the past weekend. Mr. and ' tens, toilet ::ccts and jewelry. were weekend guests of her Mrs· Clyde Walker and family, 1 mother, Mrs. Zelia Perry ami Thurman , called at the Dye otht>r relatives in this vicinity. home on Sunduy, also. GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitting- The Youth <~roup of the Carton , Jenny and Rhonda ; Mr. penter Haptist Chw-ch met with FOR Billfolds, socks, tieS. tie sets, and Mrs. Joe McWhorter af)(f their counselor, Mrs. Rex l'h·ea-1 glo\o·es, toilet sets, etc. daughters ; and Mr. and Mrs. die, on Sunday evening at EVERYONE J. W. Burke and !on, wer e home Plans were made lor a 'J'hanksgivi11g Day VIsitors at Christmas program tu he held GIFTS FOR the home of Mrs· Whittinglons I at the Churrh on Sunday evenmother, Mr. and Mrs. Conard . ing, December HI. Thad Dye BOYS & GIRLSI Ator, /,them~ Houte. ; the program for the me,eting Paul, Churles, 1:1nd W. C. Peck SHOP OUR lOYTOWNI 1on Sunday evening. were at the home ol' thPir niece. Mr. and Mrs. Hex BULK CANDY- BOXED CANDY Mrs. Madge Dye and family, fur 1 and family spent Sunday in "WE ARE A GOLD STAR STORE" Thanksgiving dinner· ski, with her parents, Ml'. 1 ~1 .:1 1 1'. tn the ~ ur pri-; f' of pr;J< '- I m i %~i . Carocnter • Social News 1 There's a lot of the spirit of Christmas giving in plenly of gifts to make a man light up like the tree NEW VORK IUP}) - v \il - 6 Ft. Plastic Trea _ _ _ 14.99 I Butks Pace • ' ::;IX lht: twu-pliltuon tl'Jm, four un Priced for Easiest Gift-Giving I Juhnny Unit a~ w<.~ ~ n ~nne d the top q uu r tPr hac ~ fur liH' fourth lime and 5ecund : Balt imore' s JANTZEN SWEATF.RS Cardigans, pullovers. ski type too WINDBRE.,KF.R JAC· Calif. Charles M. Denny. Cnalton. lined for e'l: tra warmth, KET. Birth~ REVERE VESTS for that special $5.95 ,...... 'enriched Order your Fresh Maple Lawn Turkey Now INS Roosting Chlckons, St.,.lng Chickens, Smoked Hamo, Oysttl'1 Regal a~d Pendleton Robes $4.95 to $22.95 $9.95 to $19.95 $14.95-$29.95 Mrs_ Jamf's P. RuriC'!-ifln. Rt . l Thurman, d:mgli ter, 2:38 a. m. I Wednesday \1r.~. Hichard Thacker. Well ston, daughter 8:59 a.m. Wed .; Mrs . Harold 0 . MODERN DROP·DOWN STYLING IN AFOUR-SPEED, FULLY AUTOMATIC, ALL TRANSISTOR !SOLID STATE) PHONOGR~PH Ge<lrge, Rt. I Gallipoli ~ . son, , 9:33 ~.m. Wednesd11y Mr ~.; , .. Oalc Humphres, New Uaven.' son, lJ ·57 a.m. Wedne sdi.ly. $54.95 Dist·hargl'"d 1 ' -----·_. -............. -.-.- 5 For . 1 Howard L_ Hal l. Mrs. Jack . Comer. neorge ~' - ('nndi'E'. Mrs. I F.lizabrth s F.vitm. D:•v id R.! Haggert y. ,\1r s. Cr1·il E. ll al-1 ley. lk hor<~ il F. llolhronk , :\'Irs. i Amos .John son, M;~r~arrt C. Lawli•.ss. :\1rs. ~i~sie Lykins, . · Mrs. Dewey 1\h:Cam, Mrs. Sa- 1 muel E. McClure, r.omer E. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. \ M1\ler, Mrs. ~h>lvin L. Newme· 416 Main St. < yer, Mrs. Leo Snyre, Mrs. Hel· eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTE o, ' en wo,d , r:alhy n. Young, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY Mrs. Glen H. Lawson and in- • ITEM IN OUR STORE rant daughter, Mrs. Gerald E. M1chael and Infant daugh· Les Wllliomson Bill Wollmon ter, Mrs. Eugene D. Wright and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ infant daughter. TIFFIN CREDIT J EWELERS .,_ ......... ----·-- Hollum or Ad1ms i .,.rt Co•h by Sewell end P•lm Bttch $19.95-$35.00 ' " ' ~llory, ~I ood Dobln Hall $7.95- $15.95 ·•u•1 .wool. Florshtim & Cro1by Squ~rt Shoes fl.95- $2.95 $12.95to $_24.95 ,. Mufflt" VALLEY BELL OR McCOY'S Hickok Comblnetton SUA-.s:riiATIGI $2.50 to $4.00 THOMAS ' SI,MONS ;· MA'RI(ET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 . j .. 't • ll _________________:._______,_----:~_:'':'"'-:-..-·~·-:.~:,:_::.::.::-:.:"'-=::.~:----~---~-:-1 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3W5" :a .. / ,,., ••.,.t G1l. Belts & L•lfli•r ltltt ' 354-356 Second Ave 1 ue, Gallipolis, Ohio . "', ... • , ,_. ¢ ' Jl • ., ... _., ' . . . . ... . ""' • • FURNnURE ' POMEROY " ' ....... ~~· BAKER t ......... Middleport, 0. This is it I Home baked bread, with a golden-brown crust and a wonderful aroma as you serve it, bot and fresh from your oven! And so simple and easy lo prepare. It's not frozen- no thawing or refrigeration needed. Simply pop into a preheated 400" oven for 15 minutes. Out it comes bot and steaming, lull-bodied and enriched, in wonderful pull-<Ipart savory slices. ~' ~: delicioasly MEW -htm �• soCIAL · CALENDAR Symbol in Christmas Artj is Theme , 01 WSCS Devot1ons ana rogram ball•• of Once church will bold their Follow!Di. brlel meetreplar moeiJD& Thursday• at log tho 111111181 Christmas pro7:3op.m., •t the home or Mn. cram will .. ~ by p· !MusitaiPIII"f ~ Is Given lor lilt *lcbooll!ld II!M!IDg were Al'thlll' Mlller, ochool I PTA Meeting . Harry Moore, t.pddleport. Mrs. school ch1ldren under the direc- "Symbi>la in Chri•tmas Art" I Mn. v. D. Edwards, pres!Fred Crow, Jr., wUI have the tion ol Mrs. Eleanor Welch was the theme of the devotions , dent, conducted • . short busi· program. Zelber. end program presented by M". 1ness !ess10n. Famtly n1ght at . ~ 4o :---: "' chalrman, 16i room ... DEC. Churchwomen 11 Bradbury 'lbura· Boosters The Southern Band ITompkins Ralph Gilmore and Mrs. C. F.l the church Sunday at 5:30p.m. A ~~~~-~-~t '1111 Episcopal day at 7:30 PTA p.m. toatmeet the school. will meet Local thiS '!bursto the wscs of the : was announced. Members are Chrlatma ' ' ~·~~1~~~ day, at _7:30 p.m. at the High United MethodiSt church Tile•· I to bring canned food lor bas· the third·~ • look how easy it is to put Hudepohl Original Draft Beer on tap in your refrigeratoJ. . School iJistead of next week , becauae of the holldaya. Ail parents of J~, and Sr. Band members are invited. Allred Grange Is giving • CbfiStmas p~rty Dec. 16th at 8 p.m. A Chmtmas program has been arranged bv Grace Durst. Each family Is to bl one pounn of candy and a 50 ce~t gtft exchange marked Child, Gentleman, or Lady,according to each Jlfi'S0° attend- II the safe1J chairman; l!igh School Prtnclpal Jim vennarl and Hi ram Slawter, Sr., who wlll b< aerviDc on tile aew C~~~~S~~lida& Ill lcbOol board. Two l!uildred allended. day evening at the church. kels to the church Sunday mom- the Rutland PTA Recorded Christmas carols ing A flower was ordered sent k Th 18 opened the meeting, followed I' to Mrs. E. E. Bryant, who ls i ;:';i~n 0 ~ ~r:. =~ --~~j~:~~~ by scripture readmg fnlm Js. ill '" Holzer Hopltal. dstrict music teacher, alah 40 and a meditation on l A friendship circle and pray- by Mrs. Martha Cap.;.. and the meaning if the Advent sea-ter by Mrs. Harry P. Smith Mrs. Blanche Nelson. son by Mrs. Gilmore. A hymn closed th• meeting, and a desand prayer preceded a me«lita- sert course carrymg out the Leading role were ~~::11.--------., lion on the Christmas rose, Christmas theme served ed by Jane Schilling as ' MENS which lathe red rose, 1110 ther lby the histesses, Mrs. Edwards, It er, Mark Morris as father, byrno, and scriptw'e by Mrs. Mrs. Allen Eichinger and Ms. dith Lynn Snowden, Gilmore. IEverett Thomas. The table was , chison and Regina Harriso'n•ll Unclllidltitnollr Slides of tile symbols painted attractive in white cov<r a~d 1speakers, and Mary Ruth Gua..,ntoH 95 w" I Glfl aoyJ_ Universal Elec. Knife $15· Blades 99c VILLAGE CUT RATE have a Christmas party and II exchange, at the horne of Mrs. Ed Ktng, Thursday ..,... ing. Secret pals will be revealed. Rock Springs Better Health club will meet at Rock Springs Methodist church Thursday at •' 11 a.m. for a potluck dinner. Members are to bring a 2·5 cent gift lor grab bag. The Pomeroy Gardea club will meet at tile Martin restau-' T~·<::. ;~s i ~.· c. nmt Thursday, at 6 p.m. for their Christmas dinner. follow· 1 2 lnMrt 1M profeaioaal-tgpe tklwte Mer tap , Wo the Hlllkpohl Kold·K'II. lnurt COz bulb irrlo tdp luJN&, acre~~~ down • landktDp. 3 Draw o~~e ghu1 or :ZO of eo/d alld golden • Hudepohl droft, the •ome famoua dmlt beer that IJitta.U. oil otlu!r draft beero iA Ohit>. The t- tap and Jetsll!r CO, bulbo are available at your t- dealer's, along with a Kold-Ker Kooler that keepo the Kold-Keg cold I« boon outl!ide your refrigerator. (DII'O&TANT: You lceep the Kold-Ker told bee&.- the beer inside io fuiJ.IIa'fClnld Hudepohl Original Draft Beer_ Nothing has been ehanpl ia ita traditionol brewing p,_. "' pamit ita beiDg left uncbilled.) Try the one-aallon Hudepohl Kold· Keg. It' a Hke baWl!r a mtMkellor ill your ...tricnt«. ~ -.,.,_,c. c.r,..,llfl... qf ~ ......... 4111 5 ....... 11 . . . ., ..... The HudepobiBrewlna Company of Clneinrtltl. Ohio zeC amplifier right out of tho: Space ed by a party at the homo ol Mrs. L. C. Karr, Syracuse. nplete ·. / The Women'• Association 01 1 Ute First United Presbyterian I Church in Middleport wi11 meet 1 Thursday evening at the church at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Joe Bailey and Miss Susan Park are pro- Wait till yow youngste. hears biP ,,. • tills bu~t-ill lalltlljleaklir I o.,,:;: it! Poond t Ws I' ·r1-rugge,.. . gram and devotional leaders. Hostesses are Mrs. Dwitlhl Wal· lace, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mn. Lillian Sdelf, Mrs. Paul llaptmurtall, Mill Mlrprel ..... Mrs. Wllllam Obi1Dpr aad.l\lrl. Joa llaley'. , . · .. ,DEC.17 The Middleport unit ol lbe WCTU wtn m..t Friday eveoiiJi, Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Omrcb bJ Middleport. The Put Matroo'1 Club ol EvqeltDe Chapter, OES, Miclo dleport, will hold their Chrla~ mas party Friday evenlni, De<. 17, at the home of Mrs. Paul ed here due to the illne&! and hospitalization of hl8 mother, Mrs. Daisy Ankrom, a patirmt at Holzer Hopilai in Gailipolis. Mr. and Mra. Jack Hack· worth and SOD, Skippy of Ni· tro, W. Va. vlalted SUsday with tlleir aunt, Mrs. L1lllan McGhee. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Asa Bradbury and daughter, Mary, 25.75 Sunbeam Fry Pan 21.95 Dominion Toasters 11.95 Universal Deep Fryer - 2~ 95 Sunbeam, Universal and Mirto-Matic Percolators- 9.75 to 25.95 Sunbeam Elec . Can Opener- 13.95 Lady Sunbeam Hair Dryer- 18.95 Mirro-Matic Press. Cooker 17.95 Electric Hand Mixers - 9.99 Mirro Aluminum Skillets 4.65 1 gifl son, S. C. after having been cal}.. With leather ..,. Shavex Razor:::~..... _ $12· Am•ty ' B'llf lds With Teflon finl1b Soulids ...... fire Chiettalki~li- BABY GIFTS J9cup * STUFFED Grande College. The college choir and ensemble groups took 1 part in the program. Their daughter. Sutanne, a student there, is a member of the vocal groups. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodcent are vacationing at Day~ I tona Beach, Florida. .. f TOYS Minister;;;/ Families Hold Annual Dinner Rev. and Mrs. Richard Mar BLACK & DECKER TOOLS Christmas Specials *"' ,, ~ *-•· .a store with fine Nationally Ad vertised gifts. We believe you'll like our friendly, fine serviee. Our helpful, courteous sale! people will do their best to pJe.ll.se you. • JOIIO(Ih Kraiey, Rev. and Mrs. Wendall Stutler, Rev. and Mrs. Marvin E. Dowson, Rev. and Ml'll. Nyle Borden, Rev. and I Mra. L. H. McDaniel, Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Sellers, Rev. and Mrs. MerWl Smith and "'"· Rev. and Mrs. W'lltlur Perrin and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Donald Boone and daughter, lnd tbe hosts and their son. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY COMPLETE SELECTION OF TIMEX . aterproof 6.95 UP . .. .-...~ ' ~ SEE OUR LOViLY CHRISttMS cou.ECfiON i. . •THIRD DRAWING ' ·~ ' '·' ' DEC. 17- I :0(1 PM $50 - $25 - 5 - $5 PRIZES $1.00 .Diamoruls ... protected against loss . ~pea}ce• TEXACO MICROPHONE HATS AVAILABLE AT FOLLOWING DEALERS The famous Keepoake Certlftclte Jll&rantoN replacament ~f diamonds lost from the oettillJ for a fuU year. You aot th>~ protection fru, •• p]UB a JU&r&nteod P<rf~et center (orr&- _ G.::I::). plaaement 1181111'1Cl), permanent res~stnt••• ud llf..thae ~- ;::::.7 ~avalue. ,._ • ENGAGEMENT & WEDDING RING SETS _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $J9·9~p TIFFIN . CREDIT JEWELERS O'DEll'S TEXACO G•llipolit UNDERWOOD'S MACO .. DIYAIII 1EXACO ,, ' ....... CARSON'S TEXACO EVElYN'S GROCERY Rutland Pomeroy ' \ WYAn & HI - . ~· DbtrilauiM by City Ice I FMI Comp•liY, Chlllpilllll Ohio 416 Mlln 5t Pt. PltMint, W.Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE Bill Willmon · Los Williamson -••metnMNtltNtltMtlt......,.,,,,_,znJJ liP ••• ••NIIIIIIIiicwsawc• 1 . .. .. ~ " . . ' .,...... . tnd 4 • $2S PRIZES . '. Here Ar• Your.''Gold St•r'' Pomeroy Stores: Wilclevllle '. $200 .. •$100-2 -$5Q Prius Glllllo ._lor Jowolry Stert ~xMillorOU Co. len Fronid!; 11iro Cllihlnt Htu,. - · · ltOrt Now York Pomoroy - r C-ny .,.,.lyT-IIloa llloorOdC-ny L 6 I Shop lwlohor • Lohlo Orvts Ptftlti'OY Plt-.lho!o Ktrr • Von Z..ndt _.., c.,..m .,... (o, Landrnorlr Town 6 CtunlrY 11-r Auto Cotnpony ICopplt larw!MIIttloll ...... Dot..... ' Pronell ~Jerlol ..... ..... ,.lhtleY'• ..,..., lltldeuranl ~ u.c 1-"Y lilrerltl. - lalol Chopnrllioein.rtey Shoos -roy s.n--lltUtn MtrtUtrllt'l- lhop lomlts Morket 1111o16 lrl'l llodovnnl wn-·o Loundormot· WohrUnt'l ltkt lh" K"'t•r'l , _ .... , .."""'·~~. Molto.......,IC.. ' - r NIIIINII.... Hr.l Ault,.,.. Ct. .._, ...........,_MW. -... ·- ............,.,hsra _.Jhl,f,~e. .,._ IINon'a MIMI ..,_ 11U11 "'1!1 . -trY Alhlontl 011 • atlbdno Ct. Arnol4 lroo. Plumblnt • HtoHnt Pomeroy Ptotry Sllop II'OfiiORS: A.D.Wtod6 .... Dlllt 61udo "-dry lltltiNtn'l Ltu~ry r•- Dowlt.W- l ... lwlnl , _ , . . - • • • • 6.95 up Powder Boxes Jewelry Boxes • • • • • • 2.98 2.98 up MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES $4.98 ., Plenty of Christmas Wrapping, Ribbon &Tree Trims All At Speci1l Prices! Men's Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds • • ; < • Pen and Pencil Sets Low Ohlt Volley Plumhlnt • Hutlnt Dtwnlo-G.-o l.OOup Music1l P1rldnt1 U& Wed., Thurt., Fri." $el· Dtc. 15 to 11 Dolly 10to 12 N - 1 to3 PM 6l30 to 1130 PM • Paper M1te No purchase is required. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. SEE SANTA IN POMEROY Clutch Purses and Handbags - • • • 3.95 up Dresser Sets ~ DEC•.~~- 1:00 PM All P•rticip1tlng Merch•nts Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS. All You Do Is Regitter At "Gold St•r Stores" and up eCURRIER & IVES Jewelite All Dr~wlntl Helcl In Pomera)' .PINAL DRAWING eGILLETTE ' Brush & Comb Sets coslUME JEWElRY 'N'W4CCCUN••~~'~.._......................__...,.Wftt1'4411 •••only ~ENNEN Jewelite 800 in Cash Prizes . $1 00 eOLD SPICE Ladies' Justin Genuine Le1ther 5 \ eYARDLEY eWILLIAMS and up e TWEED Leather Billfolds - - 3.95 up GASH · GIVE-AWAY .... .....-........ ..... Bat e EVENING IN PARIS ' Ladies' Justin Genuine "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS $1.0!) DOWN $1.00 WEEK $1 00 eDOROTHY GRAY eTUSSY eREVLON Sroc&:proof.~ ..• and you may win Cashin the 416 Moin St. Pt. P'-nt, W.Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DEUVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE 8!11 Willman Gifts of Beauty! LADIES' GIFT SETS WATCHEs *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores* TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS WHITMAN'S RUSSEL STOVER'S I Mrs. Donald Hicks, Rev. and Mrs. James Morrison, Rev. and . CANDY I Christmas stories and a film en· tiUed, ..0 Holy Night." Present were Rev. and Mrs. .... .... "A Gold Star Store" It's such a pleasure to shop in Christmas fellowship m~eting of the Meigs County Ministerial AsJOCiation families in the social room of the Grace Episcopal Church Monday, De· comber 13. tin preceding the turkey dinner. The program consisted o! 'l'a'' DRILL 13.88 HEAVY DUTY '12'' 46.88 FINISHING SANDER 19.61 HEAVY DUTY SANDEll 31.88 7'14'' SAW 29.88 e New Shipmtnl Sitch In 4 Slztt eMany Tool Gifts For Tho Handyman ' . tin were hosts for the annual A prayer of Thanksgiving and praise was given by Rev. Mar· WITH NO·TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE '!.'' DRILL _ _ 10-88 .., . MAIN STREET II were in Rio Grande Tueday evening to attend the Christ. mas program sponsored by Rio Eber.sbach Hardware ... . . ... 12:.'10 & .'i:OO Til 9:00 Mr. and Mrs. William Slater were In Columbus recently where they vlaited with their daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watkins. Sgt. JoJepb Ankrom bas returned to hia base at Ft Jac-11 THE USEFUL, TRULY APPRECIATED GIFTI TAPE RECORDER 1o Shop Swisher &Lohse's Ch ristmas Wonderland For ••• Dave Hartinger, student at TRANSISTOR ...... Open Til 10 p.m. Daily- Sunday 10:30 Kent state Unlvert!lty, has rived to spend the holiday sea· son with his mother, Mrs. Lawrence HartiJiier. BE A WONDERFUL' SANTA ••• GIVE mg. Everyone IS welcmne. by great artists of the world ! centeed with a ed toothpick er, David Richards, Debbie 1 Yftr $4.95 98 .The TwiU~t Garden c~ub were shown by Mrs. Tompkins 1tee decorated wth tinsel, with dy, Roxanna Patterson TriWI C1M lint Will ha_ve thetr annual Christ- with Mrs. Guy Guinther as oar- red candles in crystal holders Gary George mas dinner at the Federated rator. A hymn, a recorded solo on either side. Lldles . churc~. Thursday, .at 6:30p.m., by Diahann carroll and b~ne---In tne. nativity 11eene were 1 95 followed by a meet.mg and party diction by Mrs. Gilmore closed KIM Wl!.lL Tina Sp1res. Steven Anderson, . with a 50 cent g1ft exchangt'. the program. LONDON (UPI) - Actress Paul Searles, Jimmy , The Meigs County Democrat ! During the p~ogram the wor- Kim. Novak Tuesday left the 1Wayne S~~rles, Jeff Musser, MENS & LADIES club will meet at Syracuse town ~ ship center which had a pur- I nursmg home wh.ere she ha s I Grant p{~. and Ra.y Evelyn. hall Thursday, at 7:30p.m. Re- i pie clot representating mourn-I bee~ ~reated for fiVe wee:k!i for i Other ·I were ~n the I 0 presentative George Banks ol) ing and penitence, was changed !~n InJUred back. She sa~d s~e i ~d c~OJ .. processJOnal caory· !l Athens county will be guest ' to white representing Christ the mtended to fly to her Califorma I mg .hghi L. candles. Readi~ ----------------speaker. All memhers are urlled Light of the World. 1home by the end of the week Chn~tm~ stor~ and givmg GILLETTE to attend and bring sandwiches -- --- ' l pra~er ""~re ~aye Sauer. STAINLESS Reg, or cook~es. Winn in Bradbury. There wiU SPACE AGE SNATCHING gram chairman. . , nEEL . $1.45 The Child Conservation League be a orw dollar g-ift exchange, i TOKYO. (UPI I -Pol1ce here The busme!s m.eehng was m will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. . DEC. 18 · have adv1sed women to carry ! charge of Pres1dent Vernon . at the home of Mrs. Dwigbt Thr Jolly Bunch Sewing Club their handbags on thr side Weber. It was announced provi-l Ct~lluma. Mulberry Ave., Porn· of Middleport will hold their away from the street because ' ~ion!) (or the sick room pro- ! eroy There will be a gift ex- Christmas party Saturday even- or a rash of modem-day )ect have been completed and 1 cha~ e. inf at the home of Mrs. P. L. thievery- motorized purse- o new program will he . inltiatRACINE, 0. The WIUlng Workers da8S of Mitch at 7:30 p.m. snatchmg. ed to p~ur:o:;ha:""s~e~d~lct~m~nar~les~"".:!~--------------"""=~ tile Enterprise EUB church will 1 Around And About Middleport OPIN ALL DAY THURSDAYS ond FRIDAY NIGHTS I $19· I :1115-7 'I ShqvexWORS I 0., Die. 3.95 up Always The Perfect Gift! Bibles • • • - • • 2.25 up Clocks Make Fine Gifts! Wind and Electric Travel Clocks--Kitchen Clocks I'" �•• 4 . . . ... !. ~· . ".,· ~· ·:' ·. .. . .,. •. •. ·~: / I . ' ;t I I! ~ Dally Sent.lnel, P~~eroy_:.~d~eport . 0 ., D e_~ · 18. 1965- 9 et_ al vc; . Er'i[H•l Bn'>1'1f'l! . al: · HlH'r l •t:tl . Ire· v .~ (,rl!rt'r .. .-_,__II .Voice of Broadway ·he's · spHt from bls Paula; . . . Charlton Heston's off Jan. P lur 1 Viet NBID G tolD' If characters from the By Jack O'Brian Teslmant can do U, why 1:~ e..L • • some of the others who've Sugar Ray ,..,lnson signed final at the Garden carr!.. moso ol polLee Inform•- asked and ducked 1o star in the movie ''Egghead Jot of hopes for a Clay oppon-- tion on arrests. convictions etc. ' on HID 56" with Brod Crawford ent plus some 150,000 Invest-' !not dispersed so widely In poand Donald O'Connor . . . John ed in the almost seven - fool lict rue a• to let many a book· SEN. George Murphy Otallon Wonted Lindsay feels better after Dr. lri'h gian1 . The Jan. 1 John ie get iwa1 with taps IHl the ped all engagements to be byJ&P Wagner re~oved. the Quill ... Lindsay Inauguration ~as high- wrist. his wife's bedside ... . The Whatever the weather, he'll be wanu Surprise him tbll ChriH, Tr de V , and oomfortable with a new J & F Fed grand JUry gumshoes have ly placed Dem. underlings pl~ maa with a new Cilatioq ;;::! lhered interesting allegations Ding strategy to salvage more NNY :_ .... _, __, ted l in the Plaza 8 . 8 r lc 8 Topcoat chosen from our c:olledlon Worsted Suit 1>1 J&F ehoo8"'6'"""'.1 oxpee ' be good (it Is) - regular oc.aissl some of the city's big- of the political spotlight (mean- PE of new fail ahadings and models, en from oar eolleetlon or grst real estaters in it Mafia ing TV coverage } than theRe- to be the next president of the tents Include Bob Krlendler Give him unmatl!hed wearing p1ea. brlidlt new pattern effects probe . . _ Princess Margaret pubs SLlSpect •• Until now. schowbiz WliGJl AGVA, • love- !Chartie Bern off "21.'' Ser·2el sure and complete protection for In lleautlfUI ahadinga tbat are designed te give his ra mbasted by some ol the U. ly iron7 for the flne gsl perse- i Obolensky of all the posh winter's ...,.t weather with a J&d' wardrobe a welcome llfL S. ~'ashion Establishment ea a "TilE COUNTRY WIFE" 1 culed so croelly by her Infer- : mel spots .. After jeweler Topcoot Stop In now and make his ...._.\. tloyalllowdy, IS one of the sug- th be tifuJ B t Th n iors when 1he tried to tidy up •Carey designed the di'allllJndl Christmas a J&F Cltatioa 8 gestees for Best Dressed. List tr Li au I C eaumon bled ea- her union .. . The H'wurd :~:. Mia ! for belly dancer Princesa Worsted Suit Chrlatmaa. as a ''woman of distinguished 1 e, innco n en:e, am k a· wil1 emigrate from Peytou Place ieela's navel, he started to $59.95 taste'" ... Calif. Gov. Pat ~n~ hiocom~~ • ~·= -pac- in Juno ... Elals (Dud Avoca-' his work, and so they're mar1 B•·owu tellit pa1s he's not araid ~s n a Y w at Res- Ido} 11nd writer Torn fBop! arf! ried . . . Erie von ' Stetson Hats 0 1 Ronald Reagan's candidacy toral!on Comedy needs ·. zonk!) Wolfe are making beau- widow boo !liB 20,000 page handBy giving a stetson but will campaign as if he is ... should have a wild, ba~dy fhng . tifulln-music togeUl.er . . There ; written diary at the publishers Hat &ifl certlflcete Our very deepesty sympathy to of a sort. that makes lis mood are 10,000 more people at work and it's said to contain fUel for you'll he letting him Sport Coats tile family o1 our friends Har-l less J~nen'rotbln :•llymg ~tyv- today than yesterday- and that aoout five film• When choose the otyle, trim 0 9 w....... ry, J-anet and Louis Sobol on 1er r Y '!' an amora many more gypsying job-to - mour Weiss sold his famous and color he prefera He'D J'8llly appredata the rugged ful l the death in L. o\. of Ulf!ir lovely sort not slaverrng · b ... LlkI J uyuara d ~- 1 od,say, Roo sewIt HoteI in N'oreans, I while remembering lha over·zleers, bul ha 'lhe JO bodied welll'ing of a new Sport Coat eister, wh· ho dppy Hag1r - Gc "hong wh... Dec, 17 one-nighter al the deal Included ll5 1ear•' free you, the glv•r. by WarreD. llake your eeleetlon now 1c rna e rpo, roue , , hu A trod 1 of h.1 hotel $12.95 to $16.95 Abe Burrows, like a superstl- Bobby Clark and Bert Lah r hi- Houston 8 ge . s orne guar- 1re_n ~ apartment · · from wide oolleetlon of aubtlo pattern effecla, casual enough for leitious ball fan, wore his ''lucky" , lariously hopeless. stage worn- antees t.he atom1e crybaby $47 ,-1 D1cke s on more fan ma.~ sure. yet clreuJr for bllllnes•;. iridescent silvery vest and I anlzers 500 agamst 65 per een.t of the , covers this month than Liz. so 1 watch out for falloutr $24.P5 Arrow Shirts l' hecked hat to his "Cactus Flow- But the lhpatre alone Is worth whole schmear. Give him Arrow Shtrtl er'' ~pening but dldn'~ need. it seeing . Salvador Dali ad- 1 Trib pub - crawling editor There's a minus • pool In thia Christmas. All Ml- lt.s a merry, stylish, shck mit s he's publicity. happy ; and ·Bob Salmaggl and Austra\ianlbettng that Secaucus, N. Sport Shirts toga tailored Ia easy l;tevenmg of laughter- · .. Alrea- whv else would he twinkle in a beauty Barbara Brettschneider gets a harness track n 'tl7 brics. Choose from a Choose a Sport Shirt from dv It's Bdwy's Hottest Ticket diamond-butloned 21-karal gold Ishould be frugging tn Mendel- Sal Mineo forked over 15 wide range of collar otyour wide aelectioo of eas,. Sherman Binningsle~ get- lame vest designed by some- sohn directly, pals sey One o.nes to the Hells Angels cye,Je-1 Jes in white and oolora. eare fabrlca in beautiful 1mg ready for reopemng ac- one named ''Flynn I" for his sixth of the food grown in the mks for movie rights (has muted patterns or solid cofrom $4.25 fion with officeit at his smart Hartford (~alcry show? U. S. b virtually given away; IeryUiing! booze, dope, viciiOOSI-1 lora, and he'll be thanking flat. 500 E. 8Sd Sl Our best gal pals are your supermarket ('hecknut reg- nes!l , beards, broadl, all you all year long. David Merrick pulled his , ng : Dornth~· Lamour 51 Dee. ister carries costs of the other ! needless nuttiness) .. . G"'enj from$2.98 11ama old antl-crltia Donald 10, Betty Grable 49 De. 19. sixth, match _ Once believed Verdon• "Sweet Charity" Rugby Sweaten Duck act at the London re- Marlene Dietrich something fun-~ an Impossible feat, the Mutual cal won Philly rave!!! r811glnJ!I This Christmas gtve- him a Press-Free Slacks viewS~ of "Hello, Dolly," and lastic Dec. 27 (we know siuf1 a Network's smartly back in the from delight to delirium Rugby Sweater. A gift be11 lady Arrow Blouses after Christ· l>y H.J.S. assured Mary Martin's husband sexygenArian, at least) ..... ·1 black ink . . . Natalie Wood's looks like the season's our eol· 8iM bW LIM1J ..,.,. GIVe .bim ''Prt!u-Free., S!al'k Dit'l~ Halliday. '"It's the last Warren Bea tty wouldn't tcU Jeadisg man, Robert Redford , hu~e tune-hit ... One I!D11ninrmtj or pull · Decto• P11rm11 - lraG by H.I.S. The new sharf Joo show I'll ever bring to Lon- the name of his Towt'r East in the film "This Property is Bdwy. production .had the lloUMIII boi'D lroaed i~ Jlack that stay1 tha wa and atar troae4. • don" But <tfter a couple of ' late-late date so it remains a Condemned," is being credited ing-notice up before the Oflf,_l .U ~ay long and never ner<1 : •erctat Daof9ll J1111ro ..l ..... ~t cdo lrorung becau1e it's made o." y~an of ita Mary Martin-gen- secret from Leslla Caron . . as ~ause of the di sengagemE>nt Jng . . . Have a lusty ne.sty t.~n •llll ·~ the new •Koratron fabrlc irt Plut'r-lllbeiMI. for orated hit·grosse>. David's - High on tho Undsay parade Is Nat and Blat .. Sammy DB- morr that Sybil's hubby Jorc!aol colors ~·· . lllhl to like. ' ,.rfNt ftt. Ja whl\41 Goliath-size British bank ac- a cleanup of the disgraceful late vis is a nightly rooter at Basin Christopher's not 24 but l.lld colon. $6.98 Enro Palamas cuonl will change his misd night prusty-parado Iosg Bdwy. St. Eost for Frank Sinalra, Jr. . .. Should happea tn Sybil. For p)eaB\II'Iblt Ioong. $5.op ll's not David's doing, but no (bad •• London'• used ro be) lng and oomlortable one N. V. critie any more can and dispersal of the pervertaleepint. ehOOM Enra Pajamas In aoat or PIJlo make or break a Bdwy. show. niks ta the 42nd St. cesspool Surburblns over at!'lel. Mary will record her London Iblock ... Same sort ofeJectrol)o byCreeco S.msonite Silhouette , from$4.50 ''Hello, Dolly" album for sale il! computer used by the police GI.. him ·tho warmth 'l'hla Christmas give SamsoDo O\'er then but Its Viet Nam here to collar .some 3,000 stolen and_..,. ... needo lte Silhouette, paeed for too witil: a 11eW arburban ~lll'cial materia] m:ay make it can and license plates ftlt Itt Crelto chosen day'o fa8t living. ll:agnDieent. a hotcake here The James iCofflaws. will be switched from oor outJtaadlnr ,.. 11 trim, uceptioDall7 roomy, T. Beattie - Jlm Woody semJ- computerize the formerly lectltn <J! •trleo. ooeh M aurprlalngly strong and aval~ alined fGI' ultimate ·pro able In fashion eolon t.dii)Jl ·... 1DI& winter'• 8- DaiJt Sentinel, Pomoroy-Middleport, o. Dee. 18, 1965 men and womeD. At '"'"'"I''"' "1'.. a • ltl' r., Bor i I! 1 1 January Term Trial Docket ~~~J:;r;tc~;,.u~,m~~yr;,"';!' Featured in Of Circuit Court Released ·;,~~;~:'~~~~ v:~,~~"·~.c~;~~:: 1 Int't1'at1'on 1 · V. Mrabon vs. En!ilern St<.~te; - '· ... , 1 " HELEI BB.P•• US! 1 • ror lllat lulrd-W-pleaoo IIIU •• you lhoppinl u.t aeleet men'• toiletenes from our suggest outltandtna sl1ppeus YOU ASKED FOR IT to llotan lllld mind - 10011 ol This column l1 (0!' young peo- the time. That SHOULJ) "oma pie. !heir problema and plea- before teen aga. It may be !'i ures, their troubles and fun. later wilh you because of your As with the rt~st of Helen Help IDIUsual upbringing. 1111!)'11 )'011 """""" . . . wus, it weleemet laughs but We have never used rotltln•e late for 11-. ""Y llloutJhlftJ _,.,.lllppers are won't dodge a serious question spankings with the Bottel brood. oplendid lo give, a delightlo .......... W1th a brush-off. l 've always considered this Here are some of our JUggestiOIII. . the coward's way out SPnt your teenage questions , And thore ..., 111010. l<o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, il yo cant reach your ~are of Hel H 1" U tbi reo, reach for the JW!tch, nt>ws eo. e'*' 1 s (mentally) puts them even paper. thor rut of reach. llo•oevt~. PUNISHMENT FOR TEENS !hero were times when s~~:: I Dear Helen: whacks cleared the air t I've been reading what you've than a thunderstorm of written lately about punishment ... Emphasis on "s udden.'' I'd 1 for teens, aod I'm still confused. NEVER put off a spanking unYoll said parents shouldn't have til bedtime. to use physical punishment on No, you are not getting a ~..- . ~ teens - if they've raised them ing, .and, while J don't care (or nght. You also implied that your aWit's way of punishment, there were times when noth- I'd be pretty presumptuous to ing else would do - and that dictate. You MAY need it. i happened with yuur own child- What ean yoo do about it? rcn too. You said there was Behave - H. a dif!erenco betw... a beat- Dear Helt!fl: ing and a spanking, but what I can't write everything 1· is lt? want because I have lots of : Let me explain. I'm a girl homework. but I'd !ike to aay I of 14. My mother was killed something to 14-16 year uld l when 1 was two, and my Dad girls. I hope you are studying I brought me up. Daddy had to instead of listening to records go ove.rseas on ll new job a or reading fan mags. Now don't tew months and will be gone think I'm '8 square ause I went at leEst two r~ars. I' ve been hairy over the Beatie type I with my aunt for six months. I groups too. Now I l'ealize what She beJien·s in phy:.ical punish- ! a waste Jt was. Ever look at I ':'ent and u::;es if _on me. Wh E'n l a pile of pictures, huLtons, mag-r I m b:::d I ge l 11 Just before agmes, records and think of ali i bedtime. She m<J.kf's me lie Jal'e l the money you ' down on the bed, then pulls -ed ? Ever look at a failing I my pajama pants down and mark in Algebra because you I !=.panks me wihth erhand.Once were dreaming over Ringo? ~ p;:, nl:s me with her h:md. Once I !<'or tile past two years I ·o~.·n~n I was really bad she used I ~ around, smoking, drinking a p1ng pong paddle. t ( 11legaUy) and running around. Her dau~~;hter, who Is now 20 took a lol of trash hnd marrjed; she W<lS spank- every guy I went with - ami i!! ed till she got out of high , I even sneaked out to srhool. Sht Wid me to behave Ithem. I'm not blaming bPtter and it wouldn't happen it was my own fauiL · often. Heck, I can't be an Bngt!l At the end of summer, I met ! all the lime. a wonderful fellow who straight! u.r~d to be sort of grateful ened out my tbinking. Now I'm Parttdpatlng In Galllpolla Morell- Shop-A-Rato my aunt for taking me in, working hard in school , want bul now r wonder if Im being to go to coJlege. I'm ashamed OPEN TIL 8 EVERY NIT& TIL CHRISTMAS treated unjustly, She's not very of lhe last two years, hut so strict if you cooperale with awfully glad I'm over that stage. her, but ~metim<'s f goof - So are my parents and lhi;e spankings hurt. ~ hope a few girls will lisHere are my questions: How ten to me, but I amagine they old should a girl be before she's will have to learn from expertoo old to opank? Whal about ienee too. - HAPPY RE:ADER your girls and spankings? Am This column Is dedicated I being treated too severely, fsmily Uvlng, so If you're hav•nd is tliis considered a beat- ing kid trooble or just plain ing' What can I do about II? trouble, let Helen belp YOU. - DOUBTFUL She will also welcome yoor own Dear Doobtlul : amutling uperlences. Address When ~e you too old to HeleD Bo«ee ill care thla apnka? )l'heny<IU'r• adull aoouc aew1paper. ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ b1 fr0111 $2.00 - I _.! ! ' l-I .--- · .. ~.··. ~ ' ' \ Boys' Suits •••• by S.ndaas & Cortlay Shop now and select a suit for that young man on your gift list. Choose from our ..,. lectlon of regular, slim or husky sizes, all deoigned for that style, quality cooaciona young man. Slua 6-12 ... from $16.95 11. . 14-20 . - . , _ $22.91 by Cortlay & S1ndaae His Christmas will be brighter with 1 n e w Sport Shirts Sport Coat or Blazer Give 111m re• chosen from our collection of muted patterna or soUd patterna. ular or butW. down collar lljlOrl lhlrll In lizell 20. S!Mo 6-12f""" $12.95 Slat 14-20 , _ 16.91 '* LADIES BLUE SWAN PANTIES from$1.98 A gilt lle'll a~ ciate i.l a 1weater chosen from ourr collectloo of pull over or cardagiD stylea 1o olzel 1 t.. With winter'a wont yet mead he'll ""' warm with ont of these new jacketJ cbost1J from seleetion of sizes 8 to Dms Shirts from $8.98 byKaynea Scout Uniforms & Equipment U tbere'o a aeout In your family, 7ou'U lind ucellenl gilll for him from our aeloctlnn of olfleW He'D look "dressed rigbt" In a new Kay· nee Dresa Sblrt chooen from regular. tab or button down collar House Slippers hil beot loot forward in PodwJn Jr. SIIOOJ. Choose from man1 •Me• In black or brown. from $8.98 eCha,... eBudgat eLay1way ; GIVE HER ••• BERdHIRE HOsE' . .... \ meaL U.'R be pultlne J99 to "·· from $2.98 _ ' from$15.98 un(fonna and IMIWP' hdlwin Jr. Shoes LADI~S •• Wrangler Jean• by Blua Ball Gin biJD "Wrllll· ler'' jeaDI by Blat BeD ehooen !rom our eolledl.oa of ·reKUlar or streteb moclelo. 8lroa 4 lo 18. ••• ••• I VISIT OUR T·Shlrts & Briefs BASEMENT TOYLANIJ:,; Cbriaimaa Ia 1 good time to buy him need ed T-Shlrta and Brlefa tor.year.roUDd....,. m,. 8119 ato 1a. 3for$U5 We Are P...WIIIfiJII Morttlay :\1i\',.d l.t>a ~ue­ Oil 651 : Hig-l1Tf<1 m series-~ land Oil J8Gi . Ore. 6, 1965 KIWI P11int'i Bei' Cet>s Pn1 ·· "" fi1 fi1 Blaeltlwr·s Ash land Oi l l~ l.n lin 's ll ~tJ ~H Dark Hollow High Jnd (;;1m· .\1f'n ~ l :w Suwver 226: \\'t<Jll \.' 11 162. lli·;h Iilli : 42li . \\'n· ~l : w ~ ,1\'\t'l' ~lt·n ; l.o1 11 ~e (;drnnr~: SHOE SHINE KIT • 2 Cans Kiwi Polish el Bristle Brush e 1 Polish Dauber el Polish Cloth KIT $1.69 THE SHOE BOX men . ll1 gh Tt> :un r.arnr ~ Middleport, 0. i\:-.hl;md MILL STREET -:-- ~. $12.50 CURlER and IVES Reg. $5.00 Set Discount Specie! $3.98 Reg . $2.75 Set Discount Specie! $2.19 Reg. $1.50 After Shavo Lotion $1.19 Pen &Pencil Sets ·.ss.95. Gift Wrap Bows • ...••·- • • 77c REG. $139 - •• Gift Wrap Paper · 88c • • l:'f JEWELRY BOXES $1.98 UP TREE ORNAMENTS REG. 19c 57c Russell Stovers CANDY A Grut Gift! ~ ~'"' l' · GIFT IDEAS! SPECIAL! eToaster $12.49 elrons $9.95 up SUNBEAM ELECTRIC Buffet • Skillet $19.95 SHAVER • Coffee Maker $15.95 Reg. $24.95 eBuxton Billfolds I Points , Team !00 . . .. . . . .. .. . 74 I Wald Cross & Son .. .. .. 56 ' Dutton Drugs .... ... - .. 50 Team No. 1 .. ............ 45 Midwest Steel .. ·...... 42 Ed's Auto Trim .. .. .. 11 Ulgh Ind. Stlrlet! - C. R. Riffle 20!; High !lid. S~>ries - C. R. RUfle 5341' ' · Higb Game - Toom No. I 835! High Game Series- ~~=~;J T!~!l). f!.o: ! ~75. '·... ...... ~ :: REG. Ben<l League Dec. 6, 1965 :r• In Tbe lit .... ,.,.._ J ; l 17 SHEAFFER'S •• •• •• •• •• •• 1 GelhpelloX..... \VHA REG. 98c i BOWLING :1 ~·· I I l •• •\ ' Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMITTED : KPrry Griffin, Gallipolis; Mrs. W. E. Upton, Leon; Mrs. Frank Roberts, Bidwell. ~ DISCHARGED : E:rnest Hill, Buffalo; Mark Banks. Pt. Plea· . sant; Mrs. Samuel &1!em , Pt . I Pleasant; Mrs. 'r. H. Melrose, 1 ; Pt. Pleasant; William Rollins 1 1 Robertsburg. 1 •• ....• I He wlll be ready for wiJ1. ter'a worst' weather with a now zip Uned all weather -1 chosen from our collection of ahadlnp Ill alias 611120. RADIO •• ~. PT. PLF.!\S .'\~1' -- Arresls recorded flt the rounty ja il thl! pa:-:t hn~ ntdour hour~ includt• Ln rry C. Kapp, 27. Leon. chargl'd with intox ication: Leonan! · R. Smth, :t1l Pt. Pleosant. ' peace warrant: Vaughn E. J<~ H ('t'mire, 19, Gallipolls, peace war: rant. AII-We1ther Coati from $3.98 20. •• ARRFBTS MADE Gin him "Pr-Free" slacta by H.I.S., that staya ironed au day long because of the new Koratron tabrla thet keepa them thet wlf. Slat 6-12,$4-98.-14-20,$5.91 18. bf\4 TABLE ·' MASON - Mr. ond Mr.'. llar· ry Huust1, Ma son, were rr<:ently honored with a miscellaneous shower givr.n hy i\1iss Sus:m Johnon. also of Mason at lhe I Roush home, AU&nding wue :\fr. and Mrs. Donnie Smith and daughter. · Mrs. Sylvia Steart, Mrs. Sue . i John son, Mrs. J:.:ulah Hedman. · Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mr s. Rhonda RiRx, Mril Rakliff, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Housh and fa mily, Susie Warner, Tom my : :-:tewart, and Susan Johnson. 1 Sending gifts were Mr. and Mr~. \Vi l!iam Zuspan, Mrs. J<Jck Cartwright, Mrs. A II . Smith, Mrs: Lucy HoUsh, Mrs. Ethehl I Stitts. \-Ir s. Emma f razier, and I Mrs. Henri.-ttn Hayman. ' Wi:1ning prize~ were Mrs. Eulah Hl'dman, Mr.~. LRWrf'nr't' · Smit:,, 1\Irs. Donnie Smith, \o1irl ' ll<ltrliff, ? ~Irs. Eleat}()r Knapp Pte~s.free Slacks by H.I.S. Sweaten I Prices Include Processing 1 I Sport Coats ••• the"':,;r'f REXALL FILM SPECIAL 8 MM MOVIE FILM .... · $1.99 35 MM FILM $1.77 ... .....: · · Shower Given Harry Roushes ' In their Home from$19.95 II 1 AII-Welther Coati A rlit 1IDell .U ftliiiJr eoet II lhe 1deal 11ft for year round wearing proteatloa agalnsl all kinds ol. -u..r. It will give bim the perfoot ftt, fabric and fashion be wam., and tile proliactlolo ... lleedl. Frosh Match 1 . ~.99 \ collectioD Jado Eas~ l!aDoo, IIIPIIdo an<l Aztec. PT. PLEASANT 82, Glendon Grant Street, I Wednesday in or io l Hospital, Pomeroy, . MASON H orve~· Hoffnf'r a fi\'t> w-eeks ' Illness. : with 7 point s led thr MiddiPpor! .o\ re ti red New York CenJz\4•:1-~ High school frn ~ h to a slowfd- Railroad employee, he N . I down 22-t7 viclory nvN the Wa- Julv 4. 1383 in Leon, hama freshmen in 1hl' h i g h of lhe !ale George and :N schOfll g}m Wetlnesdm after Railf'V Greenlee. He wasr I 5Chool ~·t'ar ft.-sident or Mu!dlitpoo'L~ A zone dt>frn~e by Waham::~ . Survi\'ing are IJis wife, coupled with b:J II eon1 rol ta('- Rurns Creenlee; on'! son, I lies on lht> offense. kept t h t Gene· ttl home : one d~~~~.\1! score in the rang(' of lhe style Mrs. Mm·ie June A!i'M, : of bas~;£' ball playt-d 40 years a· tansbur~. S. C.; and two ........ I go. It stood 11·7 fa\'Ortng the sons. ·Iii ~ [ winners at half1 ime. Funeral service will be OthPr Middl{'port scort'rs were St~turda .r 2 p m. in the IAOO~ Ault 4. In ge ls 3. Jlulli -. 2. Hag- Bapllst Church with the ft«, gerty ~ and M:. rshall 2. Lton~ rd I Underwood offlci&i · Four W<Jha ma buy~ had f11ur ing Br1ri-a l will be in the U. points eac h. ~rn g :'ll ilch::>l l. r·rm··rcr.L ftwnds may call # Field s. C1roentr·r antl T·llln('h th'-' Cruw- Hu s~l l funeral hoJQf with Spauldin g havin~ 1 Line afler 7 run t()(kty. The bodf. scure t0lals 1\'Pr..-: will lie m stall' at the chutq \THS 3 6 22 one hour pnur to service. ginhothnm vs. Nat ionwide Mut· ...;.J.,,~,,~,,,,,,,.,, •• ~••••~••·»••~••"••·~•••·''"'""'''"'"''"''"''•>,~>•~••·•~•·••: utJ lnsLtrance C11.: J. W. Mor- " dson. d al vs. Donal d Cheese. hrrw , et al: State IJf West Virgin!~. el al I•S . Worthy r. ''· LPa cl\ et al; H<.1mi lton Provision Company vs. West Vi q:;i nia l ndu~~ ries DcvP iopnwn£ Corp.: Lonnie Safford, l"t &I \ 'S W. Va. lnduslri ~s Develo pm t!nt I Corp.; Owen Dalton nnd Doris Do il ton v.~. John and Nessel Dt~l- · tn ; Golden W. Barnett vs. Thomas C. and Ja mes C. Vau ghan; Carolina Lumber and Supply O'lmpany vs. Billy E. . McDerm itt, et <J ls; Herbert E. · ; Myero::; dba M yer~ and Sons Contraclors V!S. John G. Rublin Construction Co. Civil Appei11: J. F. Box vs. Do11 Slape Drilling Co . Men's Toilelrtes We .... -- • :ll .· ? $29.P5 from$25.00 1 1 trios Developm~e nt Corp., et a!; I . Still * . P't. PLEASANT - The trial ! Corbin .ws: George S. Corbin; Hay C. Call. Jnr:. vs. Eastern deck'et for the January, 1966, Gloria l:i, Fridley vs . J'-;'in1rod Sint~s PetroJeua1. Inc.: James NEW HAVEN - A cla!'s inil· term of Mason County Circuit D. Fridley; Naur;y Lo n~ v~ 1Merry, db;J RtJdncy Supply Cu. iation (ealuring the thrE'e deCourt has been released. The [ Charles L·Jtt!C .J u "th Ha t> Jark- vg. Ertst t'rn Swtt•s PP.trnleurn : grees or Virtue. Liberty , and grand jury will begin it~ duties 1son vs. Robl•rt Bl<m Jackson 1 I nc.; Chief Drilling, Jnc., ' Patriotism \\as held at th(' Jr . Junuary 3 and lhe pelit jury 1 Mary Mrtr!ha Turner vs_ George Cor p .~ V''· E<J stern Sto.tes pe-' O.U.A.r-.l I!tt\1 in New Jf;n.·en. . will report on Janut~ry 17. ITurnN ; .~Inr.~h3!~ N. Arrington trolcu m Jnr. d al; Carroll Mor- I a.~~ ~dtLt rd ay ntghl: by H Lea rn vs. Patrw:.1 l\rnng1on; Sherry ,.,nn. Guv Hedman , et nl vs _ from Hockport. Ohto. · Criminal actions listed are·.' 1A1.m Kln<,:r:urt · vs 'W :.~y ne ~~ at\ F: ..istern States Pr.trnleum C'ran- . Co.unrils.· representrd. were 0 )0"1 1 K Sta14.•.• \'S. • Dorothy Mae d J 'I _ b, ' 1 tnCaJ , r, 11 nry M<Jrgaret Uall lw.;ul almg ( ompany V'-' La pdol l'•l.v Nu. :!21 o1 Cl1ar Jes1 cHonStnbulmg,. s:~lte. Vs. l l~ cr~ I Smith vs. Lt•onarU Ray Smilh ; Dull if~ I Ptw l Tomlmson, PI al; l.on, Dunb<lf 1\o. 49 , St A lban~ ' · pellr~. ~~ · edo~~uus. 1 s~ca' ~ Margaret Luul.'ie Sl'ylcr vs. : Gilbert L. M u 11 i n" 1'\ o. 12:!. Pt. Pleasant J\o. 146. 1 St~ ·eS~s . Vow~l '-'~w~ , ll'~~g- Douglas Arthw· ~cylc r ; James I vcr~us Franci s :~lcCul- Md :\f'w Havtm, No. 17J. 1 .r. R Salem vs. H1ta P. Salem; I loch; Phyllis J ean !\il ul! m~ vs. er} ·.~· Idle s. l:kfor r the ce rE'mony a soup , n:'r..h( IOU~ as s~u~t, S~at.e vs.bi-lr- . Barbura Ellen t\lkDrntiel vs. l Francis McCtt lloeh: .~~·IIi(' I\ in· bf':m and corn brea d dinner . £•ma DC' ,I'J!:Ul .. t'tR ,nb· '"1 pur Jc ; : Bobut Elsworth McD:.:nicl; Wil· ! n~ird vs. John Kinn:md ; Genrge was .c:rrvcd with Robert Dye, 51 o cr ~ org I rna J £net 11 Jggmu.ttham ... \\'.: · .ate vs · ess'e · vs. 'j Elmer Gn mm vs i:':lhel H. Tom Grinstead. and II' . e'l y,. H.obert LOUI" Ihgr;mbotham ;: Grimm; Wilham and Surah King in clwrgc. A cash box conCriminal Appeals: Slote vs. l Salll'y ~1ee:- ks vs. Gera ld Mt:;,::ks; j Roush vs. Jatn{lS F. Gilmore; I st ru ded hy Hev. FWy Ellis and Wuyn ·_- E Kinraid, .Jr., hit and IBetty Sue Joll'Cs vs. Dantl Eu· i Mnson County Mul()r Co., vs. , 111 whi ch money hnd been put run; State vs. Pa ul Arnold ' ~e11e .Jones; Nellie K.lnnaird vs. IH"rold D. Rainr:·. <:>t Ltl: Elk for some lim e, was openf'd. It Housh, non-s upport. Joh11 Kinllay-p;· M~Jdcline Far· , Refbing Co., a co;·p. vs. (;rtl· ronl:1infd .~1 :1 07, which will lw 1 , Jry vs. Orville r<'arl~y; Jacqu el- 1dy C r ~ i~ ; D. G. Wind ~o r v~. ~Jven (IJ !lw Chr is tmas fund for B as ~ard y Ca s~s: Stn!(' of W.: ing Bernice Salem vs. Sa muel , Thomns Hunt ; Willi s Anlh·1ny · the Jr . U l' A.M. Orphans llom t· \'J. Lx Rel R1ta Lou _Hu~scl ~ : Ri ch<Jrd '\~!.e~: ·~ ._ jvs. Hobert W. Vtm\J r·ter.l't nl ; in Lex ington, N.C. vs. R obe~! .Lavern Rtck.ud, : . , . - ~ . · ~ 1 H. B. Agsten ;m·l Son\ 1nc., Hev. r.:IJis presented $5 to Stat1• of \1. _ \ia. Ex He! Peggy • Ct\ll ActtoM. Daisy Sterrett, I vs. W. Vu. lnduslr ic" fl L•velop- RLtndy \\e<.lVf;r ror guessing the J ~an Grrlaeh vs. Oscar Frank ! et. Jl vs; Mary 0. (G retch,en_) ' mr'nt · Corp.; Ca roline Lumber~ nrares1 to tile amount in the • GerlGch; State _of w. Va. Ex :v.:Jbon : Ja~ea J.... M~sh vs. rn. Company VS . \'.' . Va . Indus·; box whereupon Randy prese(li.Rel Sandra Br1ght vs. Wood- . n,. and Cecil Mash . Town of tries Devel.1ptnt>nt; B. A. Dal- edit to Ihe Orphan ~ Fund. fQW 0 . Wi!soll. i Henderson v~. Al~x McCaus. l ton, et al vs. Th ~ Amstin Com- · Mrmb(•rx of tht' initiation : :Divorces: Edith M..Houch- 1 land, Lorena _1-IcC:.l usland , et pany ; B. L. Furniture Com- team from Hockport were Ho.1' ; MISS lJOIOS .IHARJE McCUNF~ I~ vs . Jall)es E. Houchms ;_A-I al_: Hoscoc .D_mges.r.;, Jr. dba l pany vs. W. V1 . lndustrir·~ De- . Buffington, Garv Baily, Cret~t! M \ SOl\' - Mr. a11 d A·h s. l:.' nu•st H..~lrC'urJe. Ruf/11/o, \\' ." /· da Weikle \'S. Wesley U. We!kle i Kt.mh,erl,y Dnl hng Lo~pany v ~. 'l ve!opm~>nt C11 rp.; N<'tiona l Poo l McCauky, Kt rllleth M. Ayf'rs, oni i"!J. ,;rf'. u tltiO I/111' 111(} the enua!-!PI!Ir'l.t rmr: OjJt_t m~clti• I !J Anna Lee Roberts vs. Frank - j Uro} Everly db,a Twm .T 0 1 Equipment Company v<~ . W. Va . .James H<Hil'k. Basil .1 . D~·e. mw·l'ili!W j,r rltr •u· drw(lltr er, Pon s Mrm!', f() ( }unm l·nllil.:lin Roberts; Bertha Parker vs. 1CoJnp~ny; Hay. Cra nk _ a~ ~hl}- j Jndu~ ln " l Devf'lnpm~nt Corp.; C!alr Ernrric k, H~1rry KnaUs . 1111. SIJII of .Hr. ami Mrs. C!nl1s 1\!dlaniPI, :\1a.~n11. .11 1s.-..: /lieOscar Parker; EmogeneStearns /b.e Eh~abcth Crank Vs. Qum-D James D. Thoma~. Jr. vs. !len- Paul Mohf'. H. ' Dau~herty . ( '.uti' om<i uuwl [nJ71• 'f'y!er Cr trl)lf!r !f iol• sr"l;nCJI ; 1!1e H. M. vs. Leonard J. Stearns; Caro- l Coa~ Compan: . J c.orp., ft 3 ~,; ry C. P1•rry; OaYid p_ Dahlin Hom er L. Bird, James F. . Ft S:1tUT Sr liwtl fJ( l' ro('!im! .Vw·sirl f/ wul til •! St. Joseph /! ns· Una S~e Leach vs. ~ u ~ s e II , Lo.,.,en B. ll.u'shbargcr v... v~. !!!'nry C. l'errv : f 'h ~lr l t•<; w_ rt>ll. .l»me\ E. I!:Ju 1·k. Harol d p.rr1 /. Stlwul of .\'t1r.w1 ~1 111 fad H SIJ11rg. H·. 1·11 . Sh!' ! .~ rn'· Franklm Leach; Judith Ann Silmmy Mayes; Huth French, fr<>rl~!nd \'S. n (~ nj :.~ min A. Slo· Clin(', and B. L. D<tugherty. The .)CH!Iy .':l' !'l..' lll!] (lit 11:1' //!lr.;illg Silljl of IIIII( l•r i.~ pirn/ . t\) r·. Mr·. i V~'r, f·t Jl: William Jse lin and , Stale Anniv Prsary meetin ~ will [)cw i el Wtlrluol cd from. Wa/JH »W Hiolt .~l' llflo/ rnul l • u ~ strr r'd Co, lnl'. vs . . W Va . Dino;;trit· ~ beheld at t)·..- N4'W IILI\'t'n Couu- i: l tlrf 1'. S Arr furre . lfr is l' mpt''Jt,-ed ot !.lor' !'lri.lip SjtUtll Dtv~lupmrnt Corp.; Dl' lhrrt llig dl h;lll on Muy 14. 19116. /' lrnrt or Jl.: .·w lla 1'f' ll. A .Junl' Jt1Nfdn19 1s p/ruurt•.i t.... looking · for t . Gifts? Hoffner Gets i M~. Gree~ . ·. 7in Slow D•es Wednesdq Three Degrees 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR MIDDLEPORT, 0. WIN $200.00 PER WOK DURING MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS GIFT-A-lAMA �' "·l ' , ' A PuDOINC5 1 MADE IN Classified Ads Your Modern ·Community BiiDetin Board COQI(ING CI.AS5! • 10-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, WANT AD INfORMATION .,.•• ,.... l"voi'HIIIII~< 1~6~ [ Salon No. 710's Christmas Meeting Is tleld at Home of Mary Martin Business Services FOR s•tE --- btdroom --· ·- -t'leaner· - -- -: ' TWO houselrailer, all •t:LECTROLUX repO!I· For Rent Everyday Specials lln"ll11• O.adll.,. ft,.,_ •·• at IIIICJft~l, Mario's Style Post ..::';~lf.:a1 ; 11\::~~ uti lities furnished. Call WY 2-! sessed, take over payments,: $1 .25 JH6. IVY 2·2186 cr \IY 2-3600. . $6.00 per month. Phone 675 . Holrcuta fo ": l: aeo•P'"'" oJ""' .,.., & If rm O.t •• r-:, ...n,.,..."" Shampoo & Seta $1.50 :2-1&-Uc 4331· Pl Pleasant, W. Va. 30 dey color rlnao, r~• """"~"-::u'.!!·~-~!~~ ''" "'•"' THRF.E B-EDROOM hOuse fof 12-16-6tp Shampoo & stl $3.50 o. o ""'" .., ,..,... ..., •41' , ..... .., t Ph WY 2 22" 16t N ''""""'' ........... .nnul<l fW ren . one • 'IU. . • d Pormanonla $7.50 up r~"",.,,.... ,.. mllllt•"•l• rht •u" 5th Ave. 12-l<l--tfc R.C.A. eartrldge tape recor -. Wfl Sell and SeTVice · · ·~~ · ,.,u ..,., "" '"""'"""'• kl• ..::::...::.:.:::.__ _ _ _..::..:_:.= er. Bottled gas cook stove. Wigs and Wiglets ''"'" nan <>Ill ·-l'\'lldt •n~err•nn -. rt t· . r .n;.; ' •·IH h• , .. r ··• lntercorn, 2 units, no wiring u ··q"" ~ ld 1Dd •udunm•hed •part· requi red . Howar d Lark'ms, Marie's Style Post ,.., til',.,, 1 • cer>•· IW'' ..." ' 01'1• ......,_ trtPntJ WV Z..li4St 17 1\ ttr Portland, Ohlo. VI 3-2461. RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 . :bltll .. ~~... 12-15--lt Syr.cu&e. Ohio t:.~ ~'""'"'"' ' ,.,... ,.. ~.. n1 fm l'tt........ 4 ROOM furnished apartment - - - - -- - -P .....~•"'., •••II•• ,......,. ,'"'., , , 0,., '" "' Df' ••'II ""' .,... , fol" rent . Phonp WV 2-2776 A.f. · "' " PI"' ll'tl.ftlfl 1(1 ..., . tt'r 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. i PONIES for Chrlst:mas, au s1Z· . 1 · ~ r- ()t rHl"iM~> " vau· ~,.."lt'll.~ - ' .1!1 ,.,... •· ""'"' .,.,,. I l"l.owle,· and Ht'ed Hltrdware. 1 es and ages. So meg ood broke · i EXPERIENCED ·~··.IPT> llac:ll aellllllun;ll .......ro 11 1 ttc I One-third down. Balance by I (),.~11:11 HIIIJ!l!! .,_.. A .- ..,. , ,..,. P ... u~••' : . - -. the month. Paul Orr, WI 9 -' s~ ""r"•~ IJ·JII,' , 1 ,.., tHICI aonn · rHAII.F.k LOfS - tree ltW . 3192 after S:30. 12--15-6tc rrf(l~ IK.I I.Aii'" •ge and water Brown ·~ l'ta.iJ , 1-'o.t.• :• A Blt5UI1"' :~H · ~~ 1NO er Park f State Approved I TWO bedroom M" HousePHONE WY 2·2156 Mlnersvill•. OhiO, ,non• W\ i lroiler. 8x38'. New psint job. --~ -·--- ---· _ 2-3314 I lfl ttr ; See it at Daniels Gulf Sta- Frnm the largest truck or bulldozer radiator l() the - -~ 4 IWU\1. unfunli ~ h ;d apart- tion. Racine. 12·15-lOtc smallest heater core. In Mem"r~ 1 "'""' Chari•< l.yoo>. M.1son. 5 - MILK cows, 5 calves. D. --\\" . \a. ii3·5til l. 12-ll·tlc A Milam . Rt. J. Langsville. 1 Pomeroy !."1 1.0\'l : ~G mPmory ~~r Vin1a - - - - - --- , Phone : SH 2-5727. 12-15--3tp WY 1·2143 Lmtk s. who dtoparted Utis life 5 ROO\! f•Jrr islwd a pa rtm~> nl , 1\'Y ~·2288 II 4 tl< STEREO.RADIO I I tv•••· \ l':.tr;; agu toda~· Dt•(·em· COMBTNATION. Full fidelity· · ·-- ---be l· 16. 1961 4 R00~1 HOL'SE 2nd St , S1 - duul ch.:mnel. 4 speed inter- KARL GRUESER, Plumbing Tlte y e n r ~ ••I li fe wert> Swt• t t r:. ru.- e. with hnt : 1 11d cold · mixed changer. Twin speak· · and He;ting, Minersville \ IE.'s ":> en ~ er -;, .... ,1"1'. • , 1·"·•·,·, . g·.t s he<:~ler · · Oh F. d ... a' "V'.} er sys1€m. This is 1:1 196~ mod- 1 io. .n your sewer t rou h .~ rt d il:" lt a tw;tp of mrmont'~ 1ltg garr1t•n 1ot. \\'\'· ''~· 3..,-., "'·1- · el . Hadio equipped. Lovely les. We hav<! all stzes sewer I \lemory is ont:' gil l of Cod. II ~~ tfc walnut ti ni ~;h . Tak(' over pa~·-! machmes Reasonab le rate! . Tio;~t p:t.~' irw r·:Jnt•:.: dt·~tmy BHICI\ DL" PLE.X 3 brdroom'll men\:; of S5 per month or pay , Call WY 2.-2974, d<Jy (l f mght I s...,UI>· 111i s~t>J I.Jy F:mul y. _Hi-H<" li \" lllg room. dining ronm, ktl - baltmt·t' dut• $85 Frf'e hom!' 9 15 tfc_ , 12 r hrn . ba ~ f'ment and garage d('fllO . Call WY 2-6555. ---- ---- IW•' d air ga< fnrn are . Hn l ·: 12·14-6tc Card of Tl,~nh terntlt A\•e. rall WY 2·.112i. ' . 1965 SINGt;-R • Gil I' • rla1 IU•fMt- A JOLLY WAY TO SAVE jloll ===~'IV~== 'I'M Christmas meeting of Meigs County Salon No. 710 was held Monday evening, at the home of Mary Martin, which wns decorated lor the bolidlly season. Pearl Knapp, 'chapeau, presided and gave a report on the state pouvoir recently in Col· umbu&. The obligation was gi· ven to Dorothy Spencer. Thoda Hackett, child welfare chairman, reported that birthday carda and money had been sent by the Salon to nine children at Denver Jewish Hospital for the months of November and December and that letters of thanks were received. ® ': l)fo PICK AUSED CAR FROM THESE Jeason:r Jpecials 1:==========:11 )p 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ $2395 Economy VB engine, Powerglide trans. Good white· wall tires, P.B. radio, automatic trans. Radio and. heater. Beige over Sierra Tan finish. Fawn interior. See this nJce car today. - RADIATOR SERVICE 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 4 Door _ ~1695 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. Low mllesge. Spot· less clean fawn interior, maroon finish, Jike new whitewall tires. Radio and _heater. 1964 Corvair Spider Cpe. $1595 Black finish. black \'inyl interior, 4 on the floor, good whitewall tires. Real ecll!lorny with plenty of go. 150 H.P. engine. Radio and heater. BLAEnNAR'S 1963 Volkswagen 2 Dr. $1395 Locally owned, clean interior vinyl trim, good tires, heater. real economy and bargain priced. 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom _ $1695 Station Wagori. VB engine. automatic trans. Power" steering, chrome luggage rack, red vinyl interior. White finish. Like new whitewall tires. 28,000 miles by 1 careful local owner. This is as sharp a wagon as you wtll find. BAIRD BROTHERS m<:~ehine. 1963 Corvair Monu Cpe. $1499 1 local owner, 110 HP engine, 4 speed trans. Jet blark finish , red bucket seats and trim . Radio and heater. Like new whitewall tires. AUT 0 \•,t WI SH to thank our fr it'nd s !! lJ tfr SEWl\"G Equipped to 1 ·' . ~Hl rH :H . \ J unlurni . ; J rd J room s n g 1;1g , makl bitllonholt• s, -.~ Il lI tlf'l g I1IWI" ~ I( ,,. II lt'l r k· mu and bat h. Fttrnt ~ h ut tlit1e~ . b nc· ~· dt•s igns Take O\'l'r pav-· t'XI Jt"e;;~ l on!' ut" s ~·mpa t h y 1 s! 1own :.t! the dr arh of oltr ( "oal ~ Building. 11 IU tfr rn•·n!s ol $1i . per month or pav , . - - - -- - - - , USED PARTS FOR ALL ltu-; h:inrl :tnd J: llhrr \lir·har l H(lL'Sf'. on Ll.n"oin balann• dll!:' $64.44. Try it in ~ Hl'l gI11 , 1 your lwtllt'. Ca ll \\"Y 2·~;~55. MAKES & MODELS l • d\ t-ni~ if' Spe t· ial th":l nks to newlv rlrrorated . in ;ide and t:: t' Hev ('ar! "r •:, · t l li<tnl~ fur out Cfl ll WY 2-512i. 12-14-Gtc 111~ cu n ~ollng v,•urJs. the E· 10 29 tic TAPI<: RFTORDER 12 Miles North of Pom•roy Hl g Fun Pr:.tl l!omto Frit z Buek !9G5 \!OIJ EJ. tap~ recorder. DuOn State Route 7 3 room - bou~t . F'OH RE~T: I t k . h 5 . h I PHONE 985 -u. ""97 · 1 · 1 I J,w 11s o ~· f'l': m usw :t l th il~t' a r<K wtt me ree s. b:.t!ll <llld ~a r agt' t\nrlh f tr ~ t Thi s sP! ho-; Ime tme . This 1....- - - - - - - - - - ' I ' t ni11t l:( beiiu tdul fl ltr:l l nift ·r, k d St . 1\.Hddleport. Phone WY '1 · ..... 1 !· 11.., 1 1,., new. Take over t n.~ '/ 0ur nn nr ·tn n•· --~e• 31..iO!l. 1l 1 lfc ·" · " HEATING, PLUMBING Rural '>' til bt- lu ng n·nwtnbe rrd .\ lr · fW .vnwnr s tJ! $5 per month or Ooxol bu!lle Li<:~s Arnuld l:ko- ' ll teitael \ld\trli lt' cmrl l ~t tn · pay the rrma lning balance tners, biB E. Mam Street l21 t)·ll p C ~ Fl.! R .'-l ! SHF.D ~ room:-; and dttt' $62.24 Tr \" il in your , Pomeroy. 9 l2 lfc b ::~ th . duwn ~ t a ir' apart mPn t. home. Call WY 2-6555. 12-14-ii!c . - WRECKI NG 1962 Chevrolet Impala St. Wagon $1695 I local owner, white over black finish, red interior, luggage rack, VB engine. automatic trans. Power steering and brakes. Power rear window, 4 new whitewall tires. 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan $1195 Local car and clean inside and out, fawn finish automalic trans., heater, good whitewall tires. ' I 1 1\" ire locat ion m \l tddlrport . ! :Jii \\"Y 2-~ Ul !2·l lfr: CIIRIST\TAS trees, sheared T\1'0 TRAILER S P~CES tor Scokh, RL 12l between Long l.o•t and Found SEE THESE TODAY! Phone Today For 19SO Chevrolet 1h Ton Pickup _ $199 Gifts were taken to the Ben The salon will send leltm ol.qual~lcatton for Mary Martin, their candidate for state Le \l <1 lt' Cuil i\' dog ; 5AMANTHV Franklin T B Hospital in Col· umbus for five children and a g~t for the 15 year old girl at Nelsonville Hospital who has The Golden Rule class of the been released, was sent to her home. ConbibuUons were made -:;;;meroy Church of Christ to lh I al TB A . t' nstmas party Tuesday eveoe oc ssocl~ ton ing was at the home of Mr, and the state chapeau proJect, end Mrs. Milton Roush, Syra· the Denver bed. . cuse. Decorations included a Gladys Mowrey, partnmh•p lighted tree under which gifts charrman, presented the names were placed of Virginia Fisher, Iva Pow~ll Mrs. JerrY Ma!ilers was de1 an~ Mary ~us~ f?r pa~tner~ votional leader. A candlelight I slup and an mvltatlon. ~Ill be service was held with readings extended to them IOJOID. , by Mrs. Edward Venoy, Mrs. Letters were rece1ved by lE.mld Smith Mrs. Charles EsJulia HyseU, secret.aire, from kew and Mrs: Masters, who also Helen Cotter, state chapeau, read a poem, "No Sweeter and Norma Carothers, state sec- Thing''. Prayer was by Mrs. retaire accepting the Salons in- Roush. vitation for the May meeting. Colored slides of past events 1A letter was read from Drew at Ule church were shown by Webster Post thanking the part- Mr. Roush and games were con-ners for helping sell candy in dueled by Mrs. Ralph Sewell Its project, "GUts for Yanks". and Mr3. Smith. Prizes 1Vere awarded to Mrs. Gsrdaer Wehrung, Mrs. Venoy & A.L.Phleps. Gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Denver Kapple on behalf of 1 the class presented gifts to Mrs. IEskew, its teacher, and Mrs. . t d lk th Masters her assistant. Mrs. Es1 kew 1 1a on eorAn 111 us rae pre ted h gn and religious significance I sen eac member 8 of. Christmas. symbols by ~rs. ~:~~shments were served on Wilbur Pernn was the h•gh· crystll trays to Mr 8 d Mr light of the evening when Fri· Jerry Masters Mr · ~ Mrs. 1endly Circle of the Federated 1 Gardner Weru,;ng M. an d .. ~· h h t Tu sd · , r. an ,w,, c urc me e ay evemng. A. 1. Phelps Mrs Sewell M j Sa~ta Claus and Christmas ILouis Osborq~, Mr~. Welte; K:~ st~kmgs, the ~vergreens and edy Jr., Mrs. Eskew, Mrs. Conmistletoe to candles, and the rad Ohlinger Mr C1 . 't d 'bed , s. arence ne tlVI Y scene were .~en · Andrews, Mrs. Elwood Bowers., The ~tory of the nabv1ty and IMra. Smith, Mrs. Venoy, Mu. a C~rtstmas prayer by ~rs. ; Kapple &: guests, Sandra RRouU. I Perrm o~ned lhe devotions, 1Tommy Masters and Linda and Mrs. Pemn read an account Kathy Webrung. of the first Christmas in the words of a Judeao shep1 herd who witnessed the visitaCub Scouts Work ' lion of the angels. The singing ! On Hol'.l-. WreatLof carols completed the program IU«J' ,,. New program hooks prepared l Members of ('ub Scout Pad< by Mrs. Leonard Jewell were 24 4 w~re guests at a Christ-di!jtributed. The cover. ''Prayer I mas dinner Tu~sday evening at Hands," was designed by Ralph ~e First Uruted Presbyterian Wern: and a CGrd of apprecia· j Church. Note pads and candJ lion ·was sent to him A gift treats were given and the IP'I!Up of money was voted, to the j worked on holiday wreaths. church council for the bene- · Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. 1 budget. a·lflS purchased Alan .Leonard, den .mothers • YO ence by theCircle for shut· ins snd were m charge. Attending weA elderly members of the church Steve Walburn, Steve Jeokim. were wrapped and packed for Kyle Leonard, Randy Leonard, delivery by the visitation com· Mike Hoffman, Robbie HarrJa, mittee. ~~n Jrllanlweyalbu'Jmohn-~atMiRihell'ley """ c . Leonard, guests. I" . .------iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-------, Cueltlu ~llltt Pomeroy Motor Co. FREE :~~Y~~:t :e~:~e. ~~~~~ i ~~3(1_7_ I' AllBO!I8 ... 20. Fonn hlntusir "- Euro- &.Lovoo :a. • 01'118 I\"1ANNER5 AN"-- ........,. t. ,:uropea.n JO,Qu1ek 12. Aracbnld 13. Vitia.L.e u. Moldinr 10. )(eteroro- -.... """"' 1T,Jui<J'18.l.oft 11. Perala 26-Feneere ........ IIOUIId !1'1. 'l'nnoport :as. American 13. Indleta I.Foill for M.CIIddlea Z6. Appe&J U.Eastera tor abbr• !S.Beame :m. filrl'• 13. Fait 17. Footlllr:e part 18. BibliCil !fJ,Ja.va tt·{ ~ 81. Close 1.0o - U. City l.n 18.lmpel 39.Deeerve fh&ncefl 1.~ ~~ ,........,....... 311. VoictleN nickn4IDI CObiOnaDt U.Ban>n tO. Depa.rt. 3Z. Trick lJI.Germlll . ,,.... • s ~ ~· , • •• ~ .. .. f)'l. z• FAM ILY.':'./1.&---/ .,_ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ GASOLINI! ALLEY •• )5 .. ~ I.C"'l'Wie .... I CAN'T TELL HIM!! I HAVFA •~ • 10 I"' ••.., -· . 3'-Ja,..._ ~" <It), Broad 41.1Uaque .U. Ell.c:eu ~ >\::) \ •• ..., ,..men . help •' ~· p •• IS.N-te 81.11"CLand ....'.r . ~ .........,,..._ ... bumoril:r' . ...,. ..... """"' 116. Noetlll'lllll 'Oh, I take jutt •• much Interest. in sports ae Henry! I Na1ted three whole weeks for the Falcone to will 10 I could tall birlr about . , aaw aoatl" ment I. Workin~:; 7. Klngftl)l 8. Sag&C1owf logleal ... ,.• gover!l,.o I. A lead tly KtNI 'Vou mean wa~:. e ' •• ... ft.h 1 \..._ hl l{lter : \, Pe""-; ' r0 I"Z·M, DAILY CRYProQUOl'l!l- H...,'•IHnr to nrk II: On Symbols is Given Circle Ia Le!r&J'IILLOW One letter ldmW !tancll A::r aotber. lB. Wlllllllple A iH u&ed 1br the tbree IJs. X for the two 0' .. ete. Slngle letterJ, a poe. tropblel, the IQp.gtJl alld tormaHoD ~ tile wordll an f.ll hint& ' :J;ach d&y th8 code l8ttan 111'8 dllfenDL AX'I'DLBAAXK FOR YOU - I a PG WMPO Radio /1. C d' I . . Ill• . OCPPVPW JJ:RP GAUFFUROWUI GPV W&SB 81 ltCOW 'I"....,. &I t li DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD WVXIVZB.-BVVOWVP Ctyptoopctu )K) HAlf eAJif Alf8WIDR FOB .. JUS COURAGE WUO HAS NEVIllR BEEN Ill D A - = : IVMWE1!a\Jt.TCADLD .... I· THRU FIIIDAY8:00 Sundowtl SereJtallt 6 00 S1gn On - Newt . . 8:15 Sign Oil ~'tlND~ Y h 05 ~aered Heart 8 2tl Melg• Coun(J RFD 6 15 Paul Bowers, Farm II :·II News 6 ii7 Woather :'>latlonaJ .~ews 7 05 Bill Mllfer Shov 7 30 Sports Parllto 7,3:o Bill MIUer <;bow 7 II() 1:3f Picken~ Har(l.war~ !Tuco Tburs.j 7·SO Nen 8 BiD Miller Show I 4! Baker Furntturo Shu~ 9 00 New• V ~ Coffee with Jaoel it. 00 Portraits of a Pall'lot ,n "' Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Miller Bru'ICb Show 10.40 Mason Agr. p,ggram <TI•esday) I. 10,45 Family Worstlip (Tbura.) 10:45 A.i>.C. Program (Friday! 11:00 Newa II Jl~ '1'18y'a Country Juuclloo IUO f'loy'o Country Hymna Jz,oo Cement Blocll NtWJ ~·SO Goesster'o Guest Star tFrlday) ll!:3D Larry Anderson Show 3: 'It Jtm Maes Show 4:15 BlaeltDar Auto Show uo Electric Comp&ny Ne~n 4:411 Jim Mee1 Sho• · 5·00 ~ews 5:05 Jim Mees ~how $:30 Rlzer'a Weather Report 5:ii0 Sparta Psraoe - · ·--- - · ·----.. THE BORN LOSER WJEH RADIO SATIJRDAYS8:00 Sign On- N.... 6:30 Happy Valley Boys 8:115 Country Music Timt II'JEH LOO 1:45 Spotlight on SportJ 8:20 Country Jamooreo Monday Tbrongb Frtday 4:5! Weather rOO Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock $:00 Community NeW!I 7:30 Sports Parade 7:15 Echoeo of Joy 5:1D World and National News 7:35 Larry Ander.oo ShtiW 8:00 Ohio Valley News 5:15 Sign Off W:l5 lt'o llluslc - ~rmy 8:115 World News 7J5 Sign On, Musical Clock 11:00 Dutto.!'o and Berns Dairy 8:1D Sporta Today 7:45 Echoes of Joy Top Teo Show 8:15 Weather Picturo 1:110 Ohio Valley News 12:00 Nowa 8:16 Musical Clock 3,05 World News 12:15 rustcal fnterlutft 8:00 Community Newa 8:10 Sports Today 12:311 Rev. Merlin l'eets 9:00 Talk of the Town 6:5 Weather Piclure 1:00 Newo 9:55 Mason County NewJ 8:18 Pl Pleasant Football 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Poblic Service 10:3D Songs for Children 5:00 Sporlll Psrade 10:15 Family Worship Hour IOA5 Golden Key 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10:30 Latrhsll'ing 11:00 News 8:45 Sign Off 11:00 News II :OS Saturday Show ~l'NUHS 11:05 Morning Melodies 12'00 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newa 7:30 Sign On • Artn, Hour lell:eilt:'Ftlday, Cluucb 2:20 Bulletin Bosrd 7:55 New1 Be~ ·1\ipg~ IU5, News 0 Gr1111111 &:00 Baptist La)ffilln'J Hour 11:45 World New1 12:30 Saturday Matinee 8:30 Sunda) Show 11:55 Masoo Coonty Newo 1:30 News Headlines &:30 The Bible Speail1 1o y 00 U:OO Community Newo 1:31 Saturday Matinee 8:4S Leglsia~" Report 12:115 Noon Newa 1:55 Ne , 10 lit Tho Good r,ue 11:10 Mnrke15 %:00 Sattt..lay MaUneo 10: 1, Congr,.•man Moeller 12:15 M1d Day Weather UD News Heatlllnes 10:30 Tho Country Hynmtimers12:20 Bulletin Board %:31 Saturday Matineo 11:30 The QUiet Hour 12:25 News 0 Grams 2:5' News 2:3D County Agent 3 : ~ Saturday Matinee 12 . 00 N · ""' · · 12:45 Country Go Round 3:30 Newa Headllnea 12:15 The Cltrlatiano Hour 1:00 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee 12:3° The Rev. Merl:r Teets Z:OO Country Go Round 3:31 Saturday Matlneo 1:30 The Rev. SUa. Billups 2:55 News Beat U5 Newa 2:00 The Rev. Andrelt fsraolll 1:00 Mid Way Matinee 4:00 Disclng with Dooo 2 30 Sunday 'how'.as, 3:55 News Beat uo Radio R I 0 8:110 Sundown Serenade 6:00 Ulsclng with Dosa 5:00 Newo Roundup 8:45 Sign Oil 4:30 Interchange $:15 Sign Off ·.:..:::::::::;;_ _ _:._ - - By ART SANSOM ,0 . , WINNIE WINKL! By BRANNER l l I. t !. i ri!RRY I I -:: -., 1' I' RAEBURN VAN BUREN -r 150 I 0 0 • " "FREE" TURKEYS • By HAROLD GRAY CARRIER NEEDED i .ton .;ome ol' \ Q~OUC t ~ ·ike '" 11/ustrated Talk r:. IT ol 4.. A.Df prose I. Fa.rm tool i Mainly About p 1 1 eop e n P"meroy IT AtN"T WORTH DAILY CROSS'VORD 1 ·1 '>/ORES ELF AN "MIND YORE INVITED ME TO HER BIRFDAY PARTY TONIGHT·• R·oush Home in Syracuse is Party Setting 1948 Chevrolet 1h Ton Pickup_ $199 FREE ESTIMATES Bottom and Reedsville. M. L. rt'll l rn lit·~ Village o! \lid\lle- C 1 1,.r blrmdt:' und whit t> Ha s ort. Call \\'\' 2-33t6 or WY arr. __ 12-l3-121p . 1959 International Y2 Ton Pickup $695 ON dto~t· r rlwir\ around ne l"k. P - - -· ·- ·-u .. i -2IB6 or \\'Y 2-3tiOD. FOR "a job well done feeling" ' f t \ · ~~ ~ ~~ f'f" 0 mtm P u ·· n C'"~ 11 30 tfc clean car .ts with Blue Lus- eALUMINUM SIDING 1956 Chevrolet H.T. Cpe. $199 eSTORM DOOR 1: tn11nd. ('on1 ad P.arl F'rr1·k· . ··- . -- . tre Rent~lectr· & WINDOWS •·r Pefl ch Fork . or Phone WY f'' OUH HUOM furnished apart· I ·,1. ·Baker Fieurmture . shamp~~ ~ 1955 Olds 4 Dr. Sedan $99 . t WY 2 J"' er Mi<J1 5 , ~~· t R.OOFING :• 1;' 1L.i 12-J5 ·3tp · men . 11 1 t c die ., ,.,.... .., . . · - - - - -- --· - -=-• . po,rt-. , , ..12-l3-6tc . 1957 Dodge VB - 4 Dr. $99 Exterior Decorators !JI'.;T sarmd:w rn dovontown lusiness Opportunities PJLE Is soft and klfty . colors ! $49 Of Ohio 1954 Mercury 4 Dr. [',fllf roy L~HI\'s gold watc-h. -- - - - -·retain brilliance in carpets ! . !J without FOH So\ I.E : Rest::~urant, Modcleaned with Blue Lustre. WY 2·5644 Middleport, 0 . , '"bnl tqJe 111 1 < ll.t tn lrl'rn nt•oo on bar·k ern, newly remodeled. Doing Rent electric shampooer $t. j':==::==::~--=-=~--::-::==:'l[l New 65 Impala 4 Door Sedan ..... . . , , • , , Sovo · \\ 11h nmch Love. Dad " Re- gn•ld IJU'.: iness. :-.J I:'ar school. Pomeroy Cement Block Co 1\UCOUNEER ~. J r J Platfl':' \\"Y ~-33n St>lling due to_health _reasons. Monday. 12-13--Gi~ Complete Service New 65 Impala Super Sporrt HT Cpe. , ••. Save H f'J I op1mrtumty to nghl par·· · . . . _ d ' , I.. . 11 - 31 r New 65 Chevy II "6" 4 Ooor .. . .... , , •• , , tv. H interested: Write c-o HATS, m1ce ehrnmated forever . l rltl Hra tnr<~ · G t "St " E'b Write. Prone or ConlaCC I ~ tST _ Cv<Jn Do ~ . Brown . Tht' DJTI~· Sentim•l .,.,1ol 668A. · e 4r. ersbach Hard~ A. L. "RAUJt'HRD ,Ltf' tw k ll"t'• ' :md WJIIYr rnt-.; - Gt\i'? name, 111ddrti::.s and ware, Sugar Run Mill, PickRa NICE SELECTION OF p!Juue Dumber. 12·15-6tc ens HardWtire, Mason. cille, Oblo ~d II <is ro lbr, no n.Jme plait . l2.-9- 30tp : S I tfc NEW '66 CHEVYS Hill H•,binson , C'ht:.lt'l" l·'hune - - Overseas Emplovment FOR SALE 'J~~- 2~6l _ l2-14-3tc Real Estate For Sale .. _. Shop Our Lot Often, We Hove Now Trade Ina Ail trades truck driver to ---· --· -··OPEN EVES, TIL 9 project engineers. Africa. Arriving daily. The car you desire my be here Notice (CLOSED SUNDAYS) Europe, Asla, South Pacific, tomorrow -- paid travel. housmg, food. C!_l\ Shoot, Sunday, December Christmu GIFT e, Atlantic. Rlbh salary jubs. ! POMIIROY - 1'h story fnlln 1~. ll.a:.k Wul!On F;rrm , Ches· IDEAS at Landmark six rooms, bath. cellar, fro nt I male, female over lB. OEIB ler, Ohio, sponsored by the and back porch, out of bi gh Box 23190, Oakland Park. l'lJ.:ster Fire Department. water. $5,1100. 12-16-Jtp e, -- - OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY -Five room tram ·POMEROY, OHIO Women'• SanDy Kllldtten pore h, CUSTOM BUTCHERING B!K bath, cellar, front SHOOTlNG match at American toy's or Girl's 44.95 bicycle th culting. Will buy hides every League with pu"hllt of thlt large lot, can be bought wi l"egion Farm, Rutland , Ohio, j nee Monday. Phil Meier, Phone Dec. $, IN5 I 20 per cent down hal• Beech Grove Road, Sunday. I UNICO 28 CU. FT. WY 2-3liiD. 9 16 tfc ·-----" W L , $42.116 per month. 14·1100. CHEST FREEZER 1 Wanted To Buy Mrs, Wildermuth is Mrs. Don Blankenship return- Dailey Sentinel .. ,_ .. 23 u I CLOSE-IN - Five acres, 0ne .u.: CUNUITIUNING Refrtger· th, atlon ..rvlce. Jark's ReJrig· ed to ber home, Canton today, For•st Run Block ..... 20 16 $299.95 story frame, six rooms, ba --after a visit with her sister, lila's Beauty Salon ... 19 17 basement, furnace heating, eratlon, New Haven, Phone BAILEY'S Christmas special Hosten for Cards DELICIOUS Homemade Pina, "A GOLD STAR STORE" er 1tl t-3537. 4 11 tfc and up to New Year's only, Mrs. Norma Chapman and ot-- Crow's Steak House ••• 19 17 concrete front porch, oth 50c, 7Sc, and $1.00 sizes. De- 'l e. coon. !1.35 to l2.2ii L. Ex. L. Mrs. Willard Wildermuth en· her relatives. Friendly Tavern ...... 16 20 buildings. OWner may !inane luxe Piu:a, $1.50. Jack's Dai- , POMEROY Auto Sales M. Bring them in boys now. tertamed members of ber COD· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scbelase Dutton Drug• ... ... .. 11 2& J1ck w. C1ntY $5,&011. ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tfc 1 -- - Bill Bailey, Reedaville, Ohio. asta club with a Christmas par- ol Canton spent Tuesdav, with lllgh Ind. Gome - Carolyn M1n1..r C. C. CUCKLER, REALTO R -= -=-- ·· z.36U 111!i0 PONTIAC straight.JI autot at her h0me M0 ndl Y even- her brother, Ted Reed and · sons. Ba chner 1117: High Iod. Series 12. 1..atc ,Y Ph, WY 2-1111 l!llltiC. Good work car. Almost WY WY Wilt GOOD home wanted for 3 very - ·--- - - - -·- . - rr new tires. Phone WY 2-7951. --- mg. A g•ft exchange was beid Mrs. Raymond Pullins of Th - Betty Smith $16. cute kittensJ 8 weeks old. For Sale: Bouse and wt. Ke a·!0-&tp WANTED: a good natural gas Iand favors of mislietoe baskets urston and Mrs. Alva Hlte of High Team Game - Ioia'J · Pbono WY 2-3953. 12 to 6tc USED work pants, ablrts, jack· St. City water and g... Re 12 circulating heater, 85·000 were. given each guest. Baltimore were Wednesday Beauty Salon 633: High Team e.ts. and oboes. carl .Cheva- IIOOllbie. M. Mollohan, TuppeI'll 111114 STATION WAGON; Volk,.. B.T.U. mput or more. Prefer· Pr1zes were won by Mrs. IJ. guest of loin Pullins' parenlll Game - 17&0. her, Lone Bottom, Ohio. Plains 12-14-6tp wagen. Call WI 9·2117. Help Wanted ably with a large fsn blower. onel Boggs, Mrs. Donald Mills, Mr and Mrs.' Rollin Bearba. 'l~===""'===iiiiiiiiiiio IZ.11·25tp ' 6 12-14-lltc Phone: Racme, WI 9-3272 or Mrs: Robert Schmoll and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shrieves SEWING machlnu, rtpOir llr· FOR SALE: 24 acre fsrm, v1 WY ~mt room house, 2 cisterns, 4 out· lfl6l FALCON De luxe- Tudor, wnte : Frank Cleland, Box Wilham Ch!lds. A dessert couroe of The Plains visited Monday 1 u mu. wlth Mr. and Mrs. V. D. EdTb~· fabric S~~p, Pomeroy buildings. In Hemlock Gro v, radio, heater, automatic trans- _ 86• Racme, 0~~ 12·15-3lc was served. . 1 light wards and family. Autbrotred Singer Sales and the. former Edwin Sch ul· missiOn, motor overhauled WILL BUY 0 2· $6&0. John Richmond, 814 East . one pair . SON IS BORN David Edwsrds returned to Service. 2fl tfc theiSs property. Phone WY 1___ we1ghl water skiS Must be m 11091 after 5:00 p.m. 12 10 6tp Ma'm St·• pomeroy, Obi0 · good condiUon. Call WI 9 • Mr. and Mrs. Harold George, school Tuesday, after a several ! APPLES, red and yellow. Delic- FOR SALE: 6 room house wi th 12-7-tfc 3752 . l2-l4-3tc Gallipolis, are all110UilCing the da)'l absence due to Illness. !ous, Staymaa, Wmesap, bath, lull haoement, 891 Uy- birth of a aon, Brent Edward, RUTLAND Grunes Golden, Melrose. Op. St M'ddle rt Pho 1fl63 CREVROLET ''2". 4 door, Hol2er Hospital, Wed· Bowling . en daily and Sunday. Well'• se11 ·• 1 po · ne: 6 Cy11n. der, • tr••'gb t t rans- FURS AND beef bides· Carl bornd at Dec ·~ m·• Girl Apply WY 2-2156 mission Phone WY 2_6094 , Otevalier, Long Bottom, Ohiol nes ay, . . 15. Titey bave a .xnJU[" ...,. 1 Orchard, Wllkeoville, Ohio. Pl Pleasant 69;.2607. •. · t ·l 11 19 !&tp son, Brian Lee, 18\il months Dec. t, IMI 30tp II 16 lfc 12 8 call •· 00 p.m. I2 I0 6 P old. Grandparents are Mr. and W L I' THE Instructions &a,ooo -Bru n.Or furance, -W'{. Insurance ~NTIQUE Furniture, dtsbes. Mrs. L. W. McComas, Middle- Lewis Repair ....... 10\il 41> DAILY SENTINEL - - - -- -ml"·ellAneous Call or write' port. an·l Mr. and Mrs .. Mar· Team No. 2 ..... ..... II> ID\1 ' 2-2651. I 30 6tc TRUCK Drlv.,.o, ages 20-45. Af· -· ------ - - ri· ~Htm:J Copymg Service Cop Mro. Howud Cecil, 1100 w. lin George, Vinton. Great High Ind. Serlet - Janey Gru· BUDGET PRICED furnlture In tar short training with expe rn let made of legal papers. Mam St . Pomeroy. grandmothers are Mrs. J. E. eser 152: lllgh Ind. Serio!• enced drivers, you can ea our third floor budget shop. Livestock epo p g el·l blrtll record• and almost any zu Uc I McComas, Columbus; Mrs. Ma· Pam Sylvester 364. 8 . Baker F'urniture, Mhldl rt, to wages for as and dies GER\1A N sh?pherd pups, 6 Ohio. 11 12 Uc type operations. Previous ex- 1 other d0C11ments -----~' ry George, VInton, and Mrs. AI· High team Game - Lewis months old. 125. Waller Wih USED KING -FLuTE: for sale. perience helpful but not nee· Reuter ID•nr•nce, Pomeroy FURS WANTED : Red Fox, t1. lc• Darst, Gallipolis. Repair 398; Hlp Ind. Series son. Phone WY 2-7028 I WY 2·29&0. ll 17 Uc essary. For application and lilt< Muskrats, !1.50, raccoons, II.· ~ Lewis Repalr 1091. Stop In at any of our Interview, write Semi Divt75 M F Ag n 10 station• and get your frH "O '"S to I FIREWOOD, ID)' Jen&th-:-iiO.OO sion. 228 Garfield Str~l. Mid- ~ tAE'l'NA :'A~HAI TV ln!;ur~o~n•·•· , . aran ur e cy, ' CADET TROOP MEETS Seldor. HIJb Bo)'t I GOOD Jef'~+c!Y milk ~ .. (.) WrwhtJ N . · iirown St., Ma- l Cadet Girl Scout Troop 185 ticket. Winners Uat wDI trt>shen .:;ouu. Charl,·s Hi! ller, pick u~ loaSJ;~ orb wrtd te dletown, Ohio, or Phone 1-513- Mullen lnsuranre A.gency, Inc srm. W. V.I . Ph. 173·5200, met Monday afternoon in the Dec. t, l~W Rarme , Ohio. WI 9-J085. Glenda UIIIUU.I . . S a e,, 423-9212. 2t hour service. Pomero), Phone W\ 2--338l. I week days 4 p.m. 12_4_30 tc .. ~ L be posted Dec. 21st. 12-l&-31p Ohio, MY~. II I Uc l 12-14-3tc . I t Uc I social room of the Columbuo Teuln No.2 ""'"'"' IS II ·-- _ - 1 --- -- - - --- - --~ and Southern Ohio Electric Team No 3 16 14 . 1 - -_ _ - - - , - - -- TRINITY Lutheran Church, lo- L S. CIVIl SERVICE rES'rS! GRANHE tNSIIR.,Nl'>. Mull•• : t.cQal Notic4 Componv. The natlvitv scene T N .· • ...... "'". • For S•le cated. on Butternut Avenue, 1111 •n - •o""'" ,., 111W1 _ , 'N!.... , . !n!'uran('"' .o\~torH·v lnt l'um· _ .. _ ___ · . · earn °·" .. ......... lor 15 1 )ohl Ht 1 to •'•"'•' ~t•.• Mhnr~ Ph ,, 1 • •~ r'lt HJC T tCI! W9 como1eted with the girls TeiJil No: t ....... .. , 13 11 1 f"nd of 2n d St., Pomeroy, CalI htntn 4d•anrftml!!nt 1-'....,. •• , ..r, eruy unf W\' z.;utn Til" nn,; no '. " '" nf the Rock· painting the creche Which had uinh .(Dd G J I WY 2·2536 WY 2-2928 trllftlftl .. lnrl' ·~ raqu•f'M v I tlr bnl<!.·• of lhe l'o neruY National U-'e • ame-........ e . en-1 IVHY worry ovtr t'l !ilt tgid~h I . .12-H-tfe .,uau~ fllnuaana. 01 '""" ,.,." """''"r'"'"~ ! KMII • ••, ' '" " " • ~ · ·I . the .. "\ ft been made bv r.leM Glaze. Fi· kloia 207.• Ulgb,Jnd. serle&-Dave unnfll'-•n I+U''""•' I of rl o·o ·tur~ ar 1 Ute tra--,RCtlon of any 1 1 d h ~~ t>-1"""' !lf!ptc tan et t'an-:m ·, .Ch601 4Uif'l'>~n• frlt rn~'" ,.,,. t l• · ~· ' 't"'oll .t,. I :Uitll.ttlt r Vt'<!l othr r· b.,~ill"·~· · lhMtl'IJ;I'<IInPbefon 08 pans were mae forte Jen1rlmiJ480. f I k G Kl All Septic Tank {'leantr, IKEYSTONE movie outfit, com- ) r"RI:~ ' "''""'-''"" ~" 1" 1'" .... .or...• ·•n•t'ilf"f1'1 'ot1 1 ·.· .,.u ·if'''" ' "' ,.,,. Mli''"!~'. •:• · 11"1: 1 htl blld at tJur ... rrn•• r.h..oistJnas carolinu~ and a pAr· · ·High Team Game ~- Team ' r.qutr"n' ~"" "''"''~ I''''""' "''"'"' <l l'nn•~r"' ~ "th·mal !l:lnk. on POIIIINy Landmark Farm Burtau, plete, $7~. SH 2-4424. ~ttJ';s:ll l 1111nP ""'"' ·~~··· . . . . . . . nl)fll .. """'"'"" !Gf "t llt:ll!n•~, l_;itij W't' ! l 'fMI . .In n·· ~· ·· . •. )'W" . "I I 3::~ ll .rn . tp P.ectomber 20 at the home or Nn. ·~ 732• Ill"" :Uearp: S!tieB-[ Mlln St. D "l{!. 'lll l""'~n.aoh • '"I" ' t an. •110. tAl" ot ttl• o.,.. I ... , , ~ ., ... •n ,. I'TI;'" ..,t""'ld~ nt J I Fu II( •. "h,.; :.t. ' .J.t.o; 1 .-gmeroy. .u· u-.,.tc -,_.ar.. u.·rr~e --~ ll~l. lualli, 1•.aa.~tUi.lO·::tMe , M,s. om Jtz; - t~..-~m -·~oj··Z. ·2111t' ~···;~ ' '----------' / nST AN ' BfHAVE Concierg, for the year 1~7, to all state ofllcers, chairman, chapeaux Passe, and Salons. At the close of the meeting, secret pals exchanged gifts. A salad course was served by tho hostesses. Mrs. Martin & Mrs. Mowrey, on TB place mats showing all TB fielda uaed since starting the stamps In 1907. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Ruth Thornton and Rhoda Hackel!. ---- CERTIFIED Oil Station w. ' ' ., �.. ', '·1·~·· 'j ' ,, bv Mrs. Vern Well, and a door 1:1--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 16, 1965 Mrs. EdSOn Hatt IS• R·ecenf HOSf eSS For Meeting ol Walk-in Garden club EVE~i:DE~~;;;-,;--·--··1 Christmas Party Is Held by Women's Group p~ize by Mrs, Herbert Riggs, Refreshments were served to Mrs, Homer Willard. Mrs. Mlna Hart, Mrs. Herbert Riggs, Mr' Glen Lee, Mrs. Guy Lee, Mrs, Mrs. Edson Hart was hostess . Salute to the_ Flag. Olen Harrison, Mrs. Vern WiU, r~rently to the Walk m Garden 1 Due to resignation of mem· Mrs. Guy Morris, Mrs. Edson rlub for it~ Chrlst~as party bers who are no longer able Hart and guests, Mrs. Dana 11nd reorgaruzatlon w1th Vice tG attend or take an act1ve role, Yo~ and Mrs Jewell Curtis. p1 t'sid~nt, Mrs. Homer WiiJard no m~eUng was held in <X:~ The next m~ting will be at prl:'sld~ng. She operred the meet- ber. S~veral members part1c1- the home of Mrs. Mina Hart. "'' wtth the Club Prayer and paled m the Flower show inl November. BIG SELECTIONS in ELBERFELDS in POMEROY .AND the STORE is OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS The home of Gloria Ebersbach in Mason was the scene of the annual Chrltmas party of the Middleport Business and Profesional Women's Club / I i 1 "I 1~ Tuesday evening. =======--.1 Officers were installed, with Book Reviews MEIGS THEATRE 1Mrs. Min& Hart installing o!li· G'wen L'ferary 1_--------------------.J Club Member:. •utomatl•c 4-Siice ",,op·up" TOASTER .......... I I 1 e I' SANTA CLAUS • Let Us Suggest That You Come to the 3rd Floor Tile home was decorated In·/·~ side and out in keeping with •ncl SH lho Boautlful Glfto of l=u'rnllu~;;.~Solo Pomeroy, Oh'o cer. the holidny season. Candy c~ne 1 I Installed were, president, I replicas lined the walk leadmq l Mr~ . Homer Willard; V!l'e pr~s- ~ to the door dt>corat~d with light- i" .--------------------, TONIGHT ident, Mrs. Olen HarriS\JfJ: 5el'· ed canqleo, Te mantle arrange· I NOT OPEN 1 retary, Mrs. Edson Hart, und ment carried out the holiday II 1 treasurer. Mrs Glen Lee. Book reviews on the famous theme 11nd a lighted Christmas I ~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mrs. Vern Well and Mrs. ~ t<.~gr personalities. the Al!rrtl tree was placed in the dining : December 17-11 "MY BLOOD RUNS COLO" IGuy Morris were welcomed as Lums, and a play in which they room. 'M :oy Donahue, Joey Hether· I new members. A card of I ~tarred· "The Vtsit," were heard A gift exchange was held, wn. Barry Sullivan, Jeanette : thanks from Mrs. Lewis a '1 d ! by the Middleport Literary and Mrs. Grace Pratt, presi'ii.i i <!D. 1 other eommunicaltons we1·e 1Club Wednesday afternoon at dent, welcomed the mern~Jers hutto,.....l "THE WOMAN WHO read. 'l th: home of the Misses Susan and guests and thanked hostWOUCDN'T DIE" • AIIIJu•hiDie (;ary Merrill, Jane Merrow I Each member displ a~·~d one and Mary Park. esses and Mrs. Weaver moth· Httlhll 1 or more arrangements a~ the The first review, entitled er of Mrs. Ebersbach. Tho:! travp • ChNme llnlllt SUN., MON. ond TUES. : mantel was decorated wtth ev ''Stagestruck , by Maurize Zol· clmg prize was awarded to Mrs. with wh ... Doc. 19-20-21 1~ metlf .' by Mrs. We-1 Harold Sargent · "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" 1 ergreens, hcones and candles Ct'n- u1ow. was g1ven l Technicolor) ter~ WII an angel. 11tere was . 1 Waddell and was a biogA group ofnstudents presentFrn nkie Avalon, Deborah I an exchange of gifts whtc~ j r~~hirnl ac~ount of the well . ed C!mstmas carols under the ~ Enough toan for llhe --t.olr family \\'alley, Cesar Romero, Fred 1 had been pla(.:~d under a small : knuwn s!age team of Alfred I dJret'tlon of Mr. Nolan Swack- ~ withoul uua Miling with 1he Wrs1 t' l~rk. Buster !{(laton, Har· 1det'Oraled Chnstmas tree . · h d g" mes we•·e · ~ ~-~~- Lernbeck , Eve ArdPn, 1 . . · Lunt-Lvnn F'nntamr. t!Jelr hl•- ammer, an « " Brnd 4·dicc- family muter. Radiant lJunna Loren. . .. Durmg the social h.nur, se- ginnings in the theatre 8 n J played . Memt:wrs ~ro•Jdl'd a ~ heat comroltoa~t5 to the stttins: you Fe•turette: Hoofs & Goofl. ...ret pals were revealed and their dedicat ion to Ute ~>er t orrn- money tree 11 be g1ven tu the , • trlecc, rcspo.o.ds &0 tempcntwc Qf 3 Stooges dr A " &he bt~ad. tolorurtoon• , new ones . awn. con test ing arts and to themselves as treasurer. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds . •• 1:-:-:-:-::·:-:-:·:-:·::::==~·~by:..~:t:rs~·._~:r:m:a~H~a:rl...:w:a~s~w~SJn a successful marTied acting read greetings from the na- ~ · Iteam. !' tiona! magazine. Gut'st were 1 . , He len Handley, Mary Kunze!- 1.-; Mrs_. Don-ald Mills p,rescnt~d ! man and Emma JnP Pugh. :: Large 1a review of the play, The V1 s- nRefreshmenls of assorted sand- if .il -': ~ l'nedrwl~ Duerremnatt, ' wtches. punch and ~.:uffee we-re R Family SiJ:e wh1ch 1s a combmatton of trag-I served with Mrs. Pratt at the ~ edy a~d c~medy .as a whu_Je coffee s~·rvtce and Mrs. Larry t.own IS tr1cked m_to comr'.11l- Baker at the punch bowl. The Lmg mur~er to satJs_ry e n~h tJble was coveJed With a ;dee ~ woman v,ho had gmon 11P. m . clolh and centered with a pomt?e town 'and suffered an InJUS- ; settta arr::ngeml!!nt, ami c~n· i Automcdlc hHt UC<!. I dies, i' ~ centro I 1 Seventeen members and two i li • Cen~pl ..olflmlflonlbl• guests, Miss Mary Park and , Mrs. Slater Hostess 1 ~ • Ower 200 ••· ta. of Eeoltilll •r•• ' Mi ~s Frieda Faehn!e, respond·( 1~ • lhtNitlo, tttlc•·C41et ..um!IWM ed to roll call naming 0 favor· For Cnrtl Clrtb Pnrly , ~ You have no idea ltow delicious Christmas can be until ite play. The meeting was op·! Mrs. Wilham Slater .ent.ertam- 1 Y(lu 'l lii:rrlllol~ and lots of IUIY hamburg·' you'll'! taa1a1 our K4tltt:UC:ky Frled Chicken, seasoned to per fee- . ened with the club collect and ed her card club at Jts annual · rrs, pancak~s or orhtr family favorites. la tioa. It ia a bleod of 11 dillerent spices and herbs.. Colonel Ia short business session CQn- 1Christmas party Tuesday even· j fact, prepar~ IWO or three foocU It Ofl Ce.. There's plenly of room on the more than Sandem' original recipe is the secret. It muke.s Kentur.ky Fried 1ducted by the president. M1ss !·~ ~t her home on Hudson-S I: zou tq. in. cooking area. Balanced beat 1 Chicba tender and l.aely and fmger Jick:in' good. We do the Susan Paik. The annual busi- m Middleport. The Slater home motrol (150G·42s• ). cooldug. All you have to do iH take it home. After a hard day of I nrss meeting will lM! he! d WBS decorated for the holiday 1 Chrilb:oas aboppiag, ai()J> iD for a bucket of Kentucky .F'1·ied . .January, The hostess served 1season with ~ num_ber of arn :~'kt-n. And turn the Holiday Season into a real holiday. l ~ ('andy during the social hour. rang~ments, mcludmg an unusual Madonna setting encircled with scroll designed wreath, anANNOUNCE DANCE gel hair With white salln balls ' CQI.ONEl SANOCRS' V-... .l.u &kiekth Ttw Middleport Senior class 1 and white glitter leaves, high·' RECIPE ~.., ' ! Will .sponsor a high school dance : lighted in a blue ligllting .ar· The Dlnner-l.lS-Th1 Bucktt 3.75 f.\<lrty with the Jays Satu rda y rangement. Genuine leather belts The B1rrel 5.00 ... frum s_ to l1 p.m. at the Middle-j Otiier decoratO(J.S included 3 I by Paris In the popular CROW'S STEAK HOUSE WY 2·5432 1purt h1gh gym. _ ·- __ I thorn tree trimmed with orna- 2. widths and styles. Black -.._....,_--...-- """"•-••••··- -. ,-..... .-..-•..,....-,.-.-·.-..-...;..---, _-"'-""--'"'_"'_....;._ _ _....;._......._ _....,..- ments and card tilble covers m • 1 red with net and satin trim. ' or brown. Slop in, ~e~ 11 "Ekco Fine Stainl111 Mason Fur11iture Gift ldeq! i·etieshment table was covthem and buy what you Steel i ered with a white cloth and need. · white net and salin oversk1rt, · ! centered with a wh ite lree dec: ora!ed with red satin bells and ~ : wh1te snow balls flanked by !red tapers. 1 piece sets- 6 place wall Prizes were awarded to Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Alfred :li rack - turner - fork Roush, Mrs. Myron Miller, and I· ~ spoon - masher - ladle . - spatula. Bla~:k plaotic Jean Kimes, a guest. Others hamlles. attending were M r s. Alice I f!'reeman, Martha Mayer· Vickie Morority and Mrs. Slater. ,= The hostess served pecan pie. Other Kilchon Tool Christmas C<Jokies, red and Sot• 4.95 lo 12.95 • "' green mints, punch and coffee 1 , '. j DeHfe4 • • It's ' Men's Urn&rellas ond $4.95 & 2. 95 " ... HANDSOME HANDBAGS 1 GRIDDLE lerry Seasonings. CHECKING ON FATHER- They may be out of sight, but Susan Klly Lovell, 7, left, and Suzanne Schirra, 8, Genuine leathers - tapestries - durable vinyls In your choice of lityles and ~:olors to pleeee !:er. . GIVE HER JEWELRY 1 FOR THE YOUNGER SET! ' JEWELRY BOXES Designed to protect a n d bold her jewelry. Steel frame construction. Cover· ed with select top quality material for extra strength - Choice of pretty decora· tor colors. wools, many styles with hoods tbal zjp pn or "but, ' ton t • ' "• • ~ ' on. All an warmly lined. Reversible styles In the selection now. S 1 $2.98 1nd $3.98 $1.00•nd$2.95 Choose His Favorite Socks i : The children's departm~nts I : of Heath MeUJOdist Church : &·hool will present a Christ- i rna~ prograiQ Sunday morning , at the church during the Suo· J~ , d•y School hour beginning at I 9:30 a.m. i 1 The program will feature an I accordion solo by David Kraw. 1 •czyn. songs by the Primary ~ -~ 1 department, and readings. The : children's choir w1ll also pre: s-ent Christm~s selections. Ali i ~• of the departments w11l part1c1- 1 pate, 7.98 to 20.00 Boys Wronglor Jnns Boys Wlnlor Copo 1 ' LADY BUXTON nylon, corduroy. all 1 ' f.lrildre11 to gi11P : Prolfrtrlll orr 8umlav Choose her Jewelry gift from this collecUoo of ear rings, pins, necklaces and pins. Many colors and types .on display. All In gift boxes, ready for you to buy and give. Sizes 4 to 20 In quilted 1 On The First Floor! In The Hosiery Department Give. Her TEXTURED NYLONS You can ~ive her the hedroom of her dreams! Beautiful modern design, finished in I 1 an1iqtu~d white with plastic tops. You get: canopy bed, double dresser with mirror and chest, plus !he spread and cJmopy top . On sale now! Eyo Cotchon by Borkshlro 99c Jliote: Suite pictured Is not exartly the one we descrihe ahove, See the acual suite in our window. Mason Furniture I ANNOUNCE PARTY The annual Christmas party I Carleton church on KingsI atburytheRd., will ,l!e Thursday, Dee, 23, at 8 p.m. Everyone is invi~ ed. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM There will be a Christmas program at the Rutland Church of Cbrist, Sunday, Dec, 19 be- I _-------------------------......1I PHONE 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W. VA. ginninlat . r. '\ ,I7 :.p.m. mond or Petal potterns, ~ - the lit Knee lOW for l!rll 111d youn1 ladlea In all sizeL Wl:ttuo 'ilut' aolld eoloro. They , ~. ,•, ~ ~· II nae!ded tf ELBERFELDS i , to ·ill!ll' on IUid ipprleialed. '' f swedes Find 1 WORLD :~e~;~!n~~nag s~~ ~~a~:~! ~:ngr~~~efro;•:u:;;.~h ~s ;~~ WZIP is Sold In zafiCSVl'lle I Nude Dance Too Bon'ng Scl!Jlrt. Fun-era~ 1-fo~r---· '· , PHS Concert B dt PIay ' • 1932 judgment. billion • year 1o support the '• 1 COLUMBUS lli PI J - llae I I Parties of the action are [ Saigon government's b Jtl e STOCKHOLM tUPil -An is the morning road rrporl WASHINGTONPRESI- ,Cierenee Arthur Price, Plain· :l against the Communists. I American dance compan} m-1 compiled by the Anwncan Aude~t Johns~n. and Briti~h tiff, vs. Edison Hobstetter, ex· ~ccording to best current eluding both men and women f30 tomobilt" Assodation in Colum3U 0 Pr1me M.uustcr Harold Wil- ecutor of the estate or G~ta 1 est1rmtt's· Defense S~cretacy CINCINNATI <UPil The performed in the nude Thurs· bus : ~n were reported .t9day to be D.. Price, deceased, Pomeroy •RobertS. McNamara:s bu~get l sale or radio slabon WZIP and day night in a modern hallet l JlO,\I>S The Pomeroy High Scl~~ dJscussmg a refurbished NATO National Bank, et al. . I request next mon~. ffl:3.J total WZIP . FM to the Zanesville shown on Swedish television I S 3fllf 3Y Ohio : Wt'l with li~ht snow f'onet>r! band will present nuclear for~ plan wbicb may The court of appeals af£mncd as much as $61 bllhan for the Publishing Co of zanesville The Swedes round it bonng 1 .; northeast, balam·e <' 1r ·• r. Clmstma ~ concer t Sunday, be gaining AIUed support. the decision of Common Pleas j 12. m?nths starting next July L Ohio. was aPproved Thlll"sda~ Seven members of the Funeral servJrrs for Delbrrt ' Cltvelaod rt!porting hea\~ embrr 19 . at 2 p.m. in 1 Another feature of Wilson's \J~d~~ Joh~. C. Bacon tWt 11t s hk~ly, however, that to by the Federal Communications American Workshop Company Howard Grant. age 79. of 8:10 5. snow and some ac<.·Umulation Pomero~· Jun1or High brief "working" visit to Wash- ~ plamttfrs f pe~1.1108 dl~ 11.~ 1 sta_te , make tt p~ch~oglcally :~t Commission. slowly undressed, piled their Tlurd-st, Middleport. who rlied 1 is expcetOO later toda) . ;Judt!unum. 'l ington appeared to be an Am- 3 ceuse 0 ac lOD .. 3 1 was I p~tatable t e lgure pro Y The station was sold by ll<1 clothing on the fluor and t'J .·n, Wednesday m an Athf' ns hos· l Kentilcky, w 1 '~1 \'irginia St•n111r members of the : er~~ diplomatic effoi"!- W get proper_kto ~miss t~t on moti~~ . w.1n. be set JUSt below $60 previous owners, Greater Cin- moving in a trance-like state, pita!, will be held Saturday at . and Tennesst><" : Clt·ar. 1o1 111 introduce the progr · ~· Br1tam kl move faster m apply- t? stn e e acton rom t : bllho_n. cirmati roadcasting Inc .. for a danced on a large piece of 2 p.m. at the Strung and ~ un New York : \ht with some The:-;e wlll include Chris ' ' ing more sanctions against teh hies . .Judge Bac~n . ha~ ruled , This _would represent a 27 per price in excess of $375000 paper which they evenlua!ly l Funeral home WJlkPSVlllf'. \\ ith Ji~~"hi soo~A-· . (;ret.'tm~s. arranged by Ha~ · ' bel ent f the statute of bmlt.at1ons on cent mcrease over defense • · . .· · . ~ II hlte a -w re governm o . . . . The new owners said there tore mto small p1eces. the Rev . Fnmk Cheest'brl'w of· Pennsylvania : ~orthwt·~t wf"t Walters. Adeste FideltS. .J Rhodesia such a sutt 1s two years, oalso spendmg m the year ended last .· h . . . , _, 11 "d te · aff ed by the higher court. IJu a d per cent rise will be no change in operations Newspaper et1t~1'S ca l ficJalmg Hunal wtll be 111 ,!le to slippery !J.pul~. Southwest lm , t71h Century ; March m· l 1 13 30 ~. 1 lrm 1ov~~ eurr~nt military outlays or personnel. Harold Perry will program "beautJrul " ~u_l . a Rivervww eemetPry dear. ThrPe Kinss. 13th Century; ltf A SEVERE PRE WINTER · estimated at $54 billion as .:~f continue as vice president and spo~esman !or ttle . telens1or i He was burn Aprd 27. lfiRtl . TURNPIKES ('h u! the Ltttle Tin Sol~ sklrm statio1,1ed over the South- I Door Opened for .June 30 _ This mcludes funds general manager. Zanesvtlle ·l !1ation admitted_ ofhc1als had 1at RRipley, W Va .. the sm1 o! Ohio. Pennsyh·ama a11d W1•st Gabnelr P1e-rm· . Jingle ~west racked the area aa nio- 1 • used in militar aid and Publishing Co. operates news- bt4"D apprehen~ rv:! about. tiP the late Thomas Jefferson :r nd Virginia : Clt-ar. RHh<~psody. J. Pierpont; Slillt dy with more snow and rain Golden Age Vlllage .construction progr~ms Ipapers and radio 1tations in Inude dance an•J finally de':•ded Lett1e Jane Granl. One son. il Indiana : Slippt•ry ~pu\!1, t-:lk- ride. Leory A.ndf'rson; ~• from Los Angeles eastward· to I COLUMBUS. (UP I) - Th e 1 Zanesville, Portsmouth, Marlet- tb show it late at light _on 1y daughter. three s1sters. ;md 1wu hart tn Valparaiso, balann mas Song, Mel Torm~; WmNft 1 Texas . Fo~ and light rain 1dstate Contdrollt•heng dooBoardf Thurs· SANTA COMING Ita, Coshocton and Cambridge, The hspodkesn .:~ nd sa rti! the111brothers also pn•t:cded hime 1n clear. Wondt"rland. D1ck Smith -~ were plentiful In the Eastern ay opene r or con. . Ohio and Parkersburg w va Istetlon a expec e as orm n death 1\'f>w \'ork Thr11way : N~>w Wh1te Chnstmas, Irving half of the nation. I struction of Gov. James A. Santa Claus w~ll be m Racine protest culls alJ01Jt the pr .gram ) Sur~ivmg are his wife. Alice York Gty to Utit'a dt•ar. bal- hn . .,f.l,~ third straight day I Rhodes' Golden Age villages at the lot beside the Home F U l d • but only about 150 vi~~t ·J.; R~rfelt Grant· two d".tugllter.s· ance wt'l with som1· !ilippt•ry '"e publ•r ,. , . n,, · ted •nd ijf' 1 1 1 For the 1 " · Cl'I'1zens. Bank on Sunday : •December t9• ortune11 n te IU led up. ·• , free' t.n<fay the mercur yplunged be- • for semor 1 • • cat ! Mr:;. Virginia Leach, Clarksb11r fipOts . 1 mtssion 1 !!low zero in the Northern Plains The proposal, one of the gov- at 2 p.m., to VISit wdh child- Unexpected Wedding He t::.tid mo-:l of thes~ W. 'Ia.: Mrs. Maxine Weeks. Light snow fell over the Great ernor's main campaign prom· r~n of. grade s~.:hool age. San~a ST. MORITZ, awll2erland Jf.utested lhat ~~Ly had bt>enl Joppa , Md.; four sons. Willi.~m r;r -~ , "; Lakes and also was spotted in ises, included. initial construe- Will gJve a treat to each. ~.il (UPit Newlyweds · Stavros bured Dy the prograrn, ap- 1Edgewood, Md.; Charles, Suit·! JLIJN?I~AN HELD . 1 Vrleran~ Memorial northern New England and the ton of homes .m Columbus and visit 1 ~ sponsor~ .by. the Legton Niarchos, 56, and Charlotte ~enlly becau·: ~ the_ nude irnore, Md., and Bill and f.\cr- : .James Wtllrams of llhno1s. l Admissions - Mrs. k. Toledo. The s1tes trave already &~d F1remen aux1har1es of RaRFord arrived here tottay for C.ance was not as ~nsat1cna, tts ! ett both of MJddlcp'lrt. seven ' w<~s arrrstrd by Me1gs 1'ounty 1Fi rlds. Hartford MartiD 24 norlh ern Roc les. be en se tli!Cled .m both pwces. ~cmt! . , ' •-d 1'e'!:n c - I .,. ' ' . a honeymoon at his alpine Yil· lhey 1uo f<... ...., ex pee · grandchlidren and two , SIS~('rs :I Shcruf Robt.•rt C. 11artl'nbach I ard. Pomeroy; Joe SANTO DOMINGO COM- The .board al.so. gave Ohio UniIa. The shipping magnate and -Mrs. Ottie G~ogan , Middleport: 1Thursday on a OWl charge and 1Syr<Jrusc. Robert Priddy, munist- Jed mobs seized con- versJty permlSslo~ to put up the elder daughter of auto ty- JamesDWAbelCI,H!RG,R~enswood, and Mrs. Pearl DimmoH, H.ip-]was being held in county jail [dleport: Mar~a~r~e:tde~~:~~~~.i. trol of a 4-block area of down· f2 40 •000 to e.nt.er mto ~ontrac~ SHOPPING coon Henry Ford U eloped ley, W. Va. Friends 111~y call l luda y. · ruse- . Orpha town S.nto Domi~~&o Thursday for a 14, m•lllun phySical •c•Thur8day and were married In w.. arrested Thursday night at lhe funeral home anvtime, Eugene Ree.,.., night in an orgy ol violence re· ences building. DAIS lilT Juarez, Mexico. by Pomeroy poll~e on charges • Meigs , Geoeral Hospital Joyce Brogan, Rutland, calling tlte early days of tJte The surprise m-.riage In of OWl and nmmng a red lraf· AdmlsSJons - Elmer ~opper,l Discharges - Anna oborllve April revolt, Smith Wino First Mexico was a clvll ceremony fie light. Ave! Is scheduled for Scholarship Hop I Middleport; Ella Worley, Pl. Pomeroy. U, S, paratroopers and Do, rd unrecognized by the l>ride's appearanC< ln ;omeroy Mayor I PI edT • h / Pleasant. Births- Mr. and Mrs. II d ned off lhe VarsityGr1dAwa Ro Calhol' II, II Charles Le11ars oourt Satur· 8 ann omg I DischargesLoella Jeffers, l mm Fields Hartford a . mIrucan po ce cor o B b Sml b, All SEOAL man Jc re gJon. u..- d 'ghl mob-held area, but made no O t • an iled the multimillion • dollar ay n1 · • , R >rille, , High :;c~o>l ( West Columbia: M) rtle Holler, ter: Mr. and Mrs. inuned.iate tffort to clear the h~lfback pr:oduced by Pomeroy fortunes of the world'• largest lillmm a~>socmtna w1ll sp•J tsor Racme. Cetle. Middleport, a streets , H1gh school who graduated last de d t shi d NAMED EDITOR n>COrd hop a'. the Harme l Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1 1 ' ' CHAISTMAS'SULS fitlllhnf ~ u::,"n =~d' .:wr:r1 ~~~ COLUMBUS (UPI) - S.m i.W. gr.~' gyrr.r.asium follow· I LAST BURLEY SALES Harrisonville, a dautlhter, 1 Ma.y, received a jacket sign· 0 Dlllr RESPIRATOR! IISEASES w r 8 1• u mo Perdue today was named city tr·~ lhe :!outhern hkArth•1r bas- RIPLEY, Ohio <UPI) -Sales ' SAIGON- A LARGE FORCE Jlymg hiS hrsl varstly football OF Viet Colli guerrlllas today award from Marletta College. «s. editor of the Columbus Citizen. IH:tball game ton~~tt. wit • music 1on the burle}' mark~t here to- ~ bul wiped out a company Smith, son of Mrs, Ralph Journal, succeedll!c William G. by the hys" P ·oceeds will go laled $Ul.l,20.1 for 286.6JZ pounds ol governmenttroops In a clev· Smllh, and lhe late Ralph Smtih, WEATHER , , Moore. who resi!llled to become b to the assocl1tions's xlola•- Thursday This was an overage i The temperature In er ambush 12 miles northwesl ol Hemlock G1'9ve, won seven Cloady _..., ~. 11<- &ft4ls!ant executive director of .tip fun1 AU ·eel!agers "' of ~ .61 per hundredweight To- !roy's business district at of, S.lgon, a U, S. military leiters al Pomeroy High, indudeadoul!fpiiiUIW. A JIUio.,. lhe Developmeht Committee of mviled The danoe will end at tiay is t11e last day ,the market 1a.m. today ""' 37 011 pop 2) .• . ID& tbree iD loolbaU. , • tiii&H; laW .... · • GtMter OliUmbus. n ldlllihL Ill open until Jan, I. dor clollllf lkles. \,,,I·:I~ .J..f .. , l~~ .. ~·~,,.,,_.,; ... ~ ,....,, ,4-~t!•....~. :;.• ~.· .~~rJtl·;'l'\ · 1 .'· ·. ··· · ~~·· ... ~~· I I D, H• G t JS d t I ' ' ' ' 1 No' I · 11 and In yolll', choice of Dla• e Be ·- . 11 I her~~!~.C~slt.Sizea Bl>· Banlon or Orion, one size socks <fit aU alzeo 10 lo 13) - e9c and $1.00 pair, Bachelor F\"lend Nylonoor cottons - Cotton Crew Sockl In !lzes 10 to 13 Warm Insulated Socks In Sizu 10\> to 13 for 79c Thermal Socks for 50c pRlr - Adler Athletic SocU for $1.00 - Part Wool Work Socko - Part Wo'ol Boot Sockl. Stop In - look 'em over and mRke J.Oljr 10leetlono now. Force Cuts ! I Smart new colof8 to please I Official Blessing is Put On District Consolidation 1 1 FIT FOR A PRINCESS! • Appeals Court Upholds Ruling For Defendant at I ' The Young Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Christ held ~ 1ts annual Olristmas dinner re- :; cently at Miller's Rest'ilurant in Middleport. Following the din· · ner the group met at t he home ol Mr. and Mrs. William · Lambert for a flW"ty and gift : exchange. I Mrs. Rub.v Mossman, Mrs . : Madeline Painter and Mrs lv- ! an Wood gave devotioll! ~ken from Luke and Matthew Mrs. I Homer ~o·rre-st closed the pro- : gram with prnyer. Attending were M·rs. Phyllis Gilkey, Mrs. : Painter, Mrs. Mossman, Mr. I and Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. 1~ . and Mrs. Joe Robinson· Mr. and I ' Mrs. Robert Grimm, Mr. and .\Irs. Ronmt! Russell. Mr. and : Mrs. Ivan Wood and Mr. and · · Mr.s. William Lambert. • BUdget may I Boys Winter JACKETS 1 New De£ense Kitchen Tool Sets Adult Class , Dinner iA Enjoyed He added that even ln . . unlikely ease that all ~~ l'roduclion stopped abruptly, lhere would slill be 10 hOUI'I .. 1Contmued on page 2) Happy, Healthy AStronau t S go t 0 Bermuda I 1 ·the I Young Ill!;: 1 PARIS BELTS FOR MEN during the social hour, :~~~~/~n~::~\:r~:~~ ~:J.~~~ni Th~~:da~~:;g~tnd t~~~st~: ~~~ ~;;:e~a:t~~~ ~t~l~o~':: ' sharp and m good spirits today I ro~.:ket s also fat11'f! . Btl! these I [f all goes as planned. thf' 1 W('H' nul c·onsJdt•rPd essentwl tlJ champion astronauts wdl ftre th~ com pletiun of the m1 ss 1on. I the1r four prwerful braking ;md olht•r rockr·ts would te 1rockets at 8:28 a.m. EST used fur posiiJonlllg tlw spac('· Saturday and end their record·] Hormt~n radioed, lltJwe ver, Stale Department of Educe- greed to pay the difference. of 1967 bon officials are reported to- Should U•e bondin1 que•· State, education leaders are day ready to advise strongly a tion be delayed until the May known to favor the tarlier date ~~ special election be held to vote primary election at least two because of what they call the 1 ABOARD USS WASP ru Pn r¥.cJvrry rni-:<;ion . the sp l:1s!l- i 1\:J s wmd ing by tony them~ bonds for a new comprehensive tmporkint points are affected, "urgent need'' for an expand- 1 Walter Schirra and Thom a~ down of tht· Lt'Rlllll ; nail l'art> Kt>nnedy to ~ . . high_s~hool in Meigs coun~ . school men explain. !Jlese are : ed cirriculum in the new dis- Stafford- twu happy , healthy Saturday . deUrieftng on theirs~ 'HOLLY~OOD (~JPI) -. The shm, at~rachve girl !111.s IS e~cted to be a h1gh- -. A special elecbo~ .would . ttict, including the early addi· astronauts- flew to Bermu- 1 Schtrr::. and S1affrd. ead1 rendf'zvou s wtth Gemipi T · AI clutched a p<nr of scissors m oue hand. With the other pnQnty dec1smn when the new reqmre 55 per.cent ma)onty for tion of a modern vocational . da toda y from the prime flying co-p !lot on a twm·en !o! ine . . d . 188hdowl she held a stream of golden hair. She snipped · here and five-member coi'ISoli~ated ~rd ~p~ro'i'~L agamst ~ ~ere rna· school UJ.at could serve the en- recovery ship Wasp. Grumman c nrpl an c. were cat<J· S[la('f> an _ thr.lr sp ?', 1 1 slashed there. . meets Jan. 3 .. It w 11 orga~ze JOrlty. tf the .questton IS put at tire county. : The Wasp's .4 men ~ot pulted off thf> Wil ~Jl 's fligllt Thursday m the Atlantic 111ri;aiM 2 00 1 As the .scissors. shced thr?ugh the corn-s1lk larks, and launch actmn at . tha~ t1me the May Pr.mrary. . ready for the wrapup of their c!e<'k ~! 7 a m within swimming range of tli1l years of patient, lovmg care shpped to the floor . When Ito carry out consolidation of - A specJel e.lectlo~ could SOOt~. s~hool men are repo~· Double-header "Spmt of 7'' At ermuda, an Air for ce et h1g a1rcrart carrier. ~ . it was ended, the pile of hair on the floor was greater Pomeroy, Middlep:~rt. Northwes- so expedite plannmg, .fmanclng, ed believmg the ta_rge . ma)(1r1ty : I than that whkh remained. 1 Iter. Bedford Local and Salis- and actual c~ns~ch?D 10 ~s lhat ravored consoh.da.uon would , .... .... ,. ., ,,. 'ld If ·r John ~~arrow . I bury Local school districts. to have the d1stncts 1n thelf' [produce a safe maJority for the 1 on'l'Vy lht:"' 20-kyear·l fe '"rte l "I don't thnk there is 1 Last November approximately new high school by the Autumn bond issue in a special election. lhe uue nows or su wh she sheared her hair last : anyt_hmg ~n the story that ~he 70 _per cent of tl'te ele~lor_ate . g oom al l cut It off m onger ror not bemg voting approved consolidation. Fflyday ,m her dressm r bl t II d s·ma t~a 's ..b.1r lh. - Now, to 1mptemenI 1·1.. vo t20t' Century-Fox Studios, aDd 1..1 e o a en _. t h h alntained 8 day party Saturday mghl , sa1d1ers must approve a bond Jssue ar ·~e:ce as m Monash. for slightly in excess of $800,1 s ony 51 · "She did It on an Impulse, for 1000 for a new high school thet Producer Paul Monash was reasons I ~;ml...l.~!.bM!/:.. J!!j.~~~~.. co~t up to $2,000,000. The - "'Creailon of the new consolidated school district ond otartled becoo.. · It meant the producer contiiiiiea."Ifiv.. an stale already h.. unofficially •· the n.1ming of five members to serve on its board has script of lhe soap opera had to unprofessional act. An~ what --·---' been officially approved by the State Department of be rewritten ro account for . the she dKI could have had an [ Education. changed appearance of Alltson adverse effect on lhe entire ( This action, taken December 13, has been ronfirmMacKenzie, the charoter por- cast and show." ed by Byron Motion, assistant superintendent of puhlic !rayed by Miss Farrow, daugh·l Reltmg, he added.: instruction, in ~ letter to Meigs County Prosecuting AI· ler of actress Maureen O'Sulli·l "But then she's a girL She's torney Bernard V, Fultz. ,- - .. van and the late writer-director young.'' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ The new district 1!1 comprised · have its organizational meeting 1 of Pomeroy and Middleport Janl.IQry 3. The state board, ex.empled villages, Salisbury Lo- then on January 10, will con· cal, Bedford Local and North~ sider allocation or a percent. WASHINGT?N IUPI) ~Pr~; western Local school districts. Iage or the amount needed for ident .Johnson 8 delense budg The new board members nam 1 the construction of a new comfor fisca.l 196hHghxpefc~ bt~ .hlt Ied as the result or nornin~llons I prehensive high school, j a peace tune 1 0 ~ 1 100 submitted locally, ere Mrs. Kay , 1 --:- may_ mean some severe ~It- · Rail. Middleport5 Hiram Slaw- [ llghlenmg lor nearly e ry ter, Rutland, ~ichard Jones, In other federal agency. Pomeroy William King Sali~· The Court of Appeal!! ofMegis 1 n form e d sources sal d bury and Virgil King Bedford the Pleas court ruling in favor of , Thursday that the soaring cost The board ts sch;duled 1~ 1 ELATED WIVES - Fa!'es of Mrs. Faye StJffortl. ler t. and Mrs. Walter county has upheld a Common ' of the VietNam war may force - - - - - -~ ~ - - - - i show relief and elatmn after their astronaut husbands' ~u u:essful Gemini-6 launchiDJ. G0 lden LOCkSare Sheared 1 , him· 1 Rewrites Peyton Place • l-------------------J I i I e have a good idea where thei; fathers arc The daughters of astronauts James Lovell of Gemtni·7 •nd Walter Sl'hirra of Gemini-6 followed spoce rendezvous efforts from their Seabrook, Tex., home. _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 i Space agency officials denled smashing cosmlc Joumey w1!h . craft for re-entry. .Ji. / they were "gambling" on the i an Atlantie Ocean splashdown 1 No Re-Entry PJctam. :~~\ trQublesome fuel cell electrical at 9 05 am. ES1'. I Borman radioed, ~--· power supply umts. 1'hey said! Gcmim 7 w1ll come down i lhal the filiJure kept the fuel cells would carry with every space r~:cord in the 1 putting Gemini 7 into poll~ through wU1 plenty of margi_n. j b~k .. m~.:ludmg the . mu st 1to see and perhaps photo~ They also. vigor~usly demed : ghttermg of all~the Justonc 1th~\ f1ery re--entry of G~~!.. that Borman s obv1ous concern rendezvous Wt'dnesday w1th I he tuel cell power 1)1'~ Thursday uv e1· the fuel cell Walter S('hirra and Thoma s involves lwo cells, each , ~ problem indicated he wanted to Stafrurd 1n Gemm1 6. three "stacks.'' One of the .'-~ cut the mission short and land .schirra and Sla tfjJrd's perff'rt . stacks had been w~ tod~y mstead of Saturday. 1 f11ght ended wt!h a splashdown Improperly ull durmg the fliiJC, "I think nothing means more l in the All:mti~ 'J'!tursJ.by and and an~Lher started .Dll~ to Frank Borman and James remvery by the earner Wasp. twnmg fhu rsday. .," Lovell than to mmplete lhis 1 Tehey were to be debnefed at A spare agency spokes~ m1ssion as planned.'' said , C<:pe 1\t.'nnedy today· and sa1d al'ter Hodge's st.atei'MDt l Astronaut f: ugene Cernan al a: Salurday and rrt urn to the that the spacecraft ~ m1dnight news conferen('e. span· ef'nter Sunday. comp let.e its mission ''pow~ Ia Good Splrih I The fuel n'll prublem with down'' on 15 amperes of..-., 1 J 2 fried • St at emay Recommend Early Bond EIectlon j 1 for SPACE . CENTER, Houston the vital units, ground control- Bassett flashed th~ word to (UPll - Space officials gave Jers decided they would hold up Borman and Lovell on the fi2nd Gemini 7 Pllots Frank Borman tor another day and the "IG- anniversary of the Wright and James Lovell a "go" today ahead" for 206 orbits was brothers' first airplane night, to complete their 14-day orbital fiashed 1o Borman and Lovell fact he mentioned lo the marathon despite fu-el cell as they streaked into tbekt Gemini 7 crew. power troubles. Tl1ey were set 190th swing around earth at At 7:13 am. EST~ &rma_n 1.o make an Atlantic Ocean about 5:40 a.m. EST. and Love!J swung mto thetr splashdown Saturday morn1ng. ''The blue team is happy to 19lst orbit. That possibility that the epic give you a go for the big 207-1 The (.~mini 1 spacecJ'aft was spaceflight might be cut short a landing on the start of the also having trouble!! with two of day was raised Thursday when 207th oribt.'' said capsule Its maneuvering rockets. but the pesky fuel cells showed communicator Charles Bassett. the problem was not serious signs of worsening. ' "Fine," replied Borman. and the fuel cells were But after a night-long look at I Wrlcht Brotbers R.ee1lled receiving most of the attention. Black covering of 100% ace· tate. Large size. Wood han· die, Ideal gift for that man on your list. Men'• Co nos _1.95 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO will bo on E1borfolds 2nd floor-Friday from 2 lo 'I P.M.-$afyrdoy from 2 lo 4 P.M. and Monday ' from 2 to 3 P.M. 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