https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c43129b308235d93f01f10876588047d.pdf aff9f736706fe6e110828e6882ade6cc PDF Text Text .. ', '·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. Bring tho chlldron lo '"him. $3.95 To Tlullnte,..tt Of Tlul Meifi·MliiOn .4reo ' ~~~-fNIN,IN.NNN·N·N·N•N¥N••I.PI .....IIIPIIIII.tll.lllllllllf.III.INNJF·I·IN.II....II....~. .~......................._....._~ 1 ' 6! 7 I I "! an .tlltued -·· ,.... ·- .. , ,,_ .. . .. ' I" . , . ., . 1 . , �, M Sermoneffe-New Advent eanmg~ • ' ·' 3 StoryofChrist'sBirth • _· Ies Is New ThronghCentur G_,e~ go 0 • ' I ' Steubenville Barons Crack Central State Prestige ' 1-DIIIJ llnllntl, Pomeroy-Mlddle~ort, 0., Deo. 17, 1881 ' !, : 1 (eo•..i trom pap t,"' 5 t ftiUr lnrenare the spaceship tor news __ Mrs. Preston Dies Thursday In Kentucky Gaago iftdtnpo Galltpolils I When Borman reported Dllm 12.2, 1U, rwmlng 9\1 feet another stack was on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.· . golnJ be wu obvloualf 17· Pl. Pleuillt ·2U&, lllnton By MARVIN E. DAWSON · concerned. 54 stationary Km~awha Fall• , Hoath Moth- Church . "II looks to me Uke lido lime i~ rilfDI, Quloatoa 18.88 Mro. Alkle Bell Prelim, II, l So thl ha ened in that Bethlehem cow the cells are really on their &taUonary. !Jndon, Mormet and died In a Loolla, ~ • h h"!~ wrttklJPtbe foreheads of great thinkers for way," he radioed. Wlnlleld doml were on lbt ~Ju""··~~cl wh oC . th I t of the puzzles Mlsslon Flight Dlreetor ~"· "' .,. .,__ .....,..._ all the intervening cantunes. Not e eas , . h c Krait J ...... She wu bora Ill lllctW'dloa, would ~ Boao!.M:'*' x,., on Feb. 11011, dluabtw 19 the conllnuin¥ vltalliY of the account of Christ • birth to a simple JewiSh maia. · tile fuel etll - .,... Ill lbt late Tarlton and R o 11 Somehow it is a new story every time we hear lt. eertaw that ey down 13, 1:1111 a.m.: and had beell Like a kaleldo~cope, one of thO!" playthings we_ recmved gomg to last when we up 14, & a.m.: Pblllp 8pom up ~oi lbt Ulllltd ~ hildren at Christmas, there is a new meamng If we Friday morrung 16, B:fii a.m.: Loreoa up 17, cburdllor 18 yoan. ah c K· our viewpoint ever so lillie. related \!' can and I wool make 7:1& p.m.: Zimmer up 17, 4:40 c~ 1• . d shape and deolalon unle•• 1 om 1111111 Luther Herdman up 1&, Mrt. PreoloD, ID addllloa to ~ tu~e~~f:llantogether to wb!ch moves from heaven to 11." 1:40 p.m.: Barbua Goy lbt 1011 blre, ll..mwd by hlr mak~ entirely new inslghill. cow stoble, !rom that cow r~~ted Bllf .~aesllona IItty 2:10 a.m.: Beaver up IS. : W Ella l'leltoa, ud two Add Story Seot Ins eat bls out into the world to Very good, Borman "" a.m.: Jtllboal up 11, f:OI LDI.I dluablen. Mrl. Claude Flllo l!llve you thor01Jihly otudied aU -.poople, Including the piled. Roberll\Reed up lO, 1:11 a.m.; palriok and Mn. Fldlllp tllok, , if the &tory for thio year! Now 1a ate.. wphisticated, the Ground controllen !reno O>otlD up U, f:IO a.m.1 bolb 11 Mlddloporl..'n*• on '• . th oper Ume when we are !n chea!~ the student, the refUted any IUBietUona Jury Bolworth up U, I:GO a. 14 llfllldclllldrtG. A olllor, Mn. 0 pr a.lldln o1 rllllllurJ, 1 Ad 1 When enl' 'iiiid' the child, the despair· were "lambllD&" aplnal Bot· m.: Tlbolt clown Ill, f p.m.: Bob O'.'EHRUN BY WAR - Only the youngest member shows little slen of fear al~er the third week o v~n. u can I ~ and the di•gnsted man's wilhes, B<nter down 2S, 10:11 p.m.: 11:. ltlnlftl. tl"' 1 relnamese family w"' flushed from a village suspected of harboring Viet you do look at It, sse if yoest 11 rl' account of Chrl!!l's Jones don 2S, f:IO a.m.; liiO . , (\m' dOirmg continuing sweep by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces of Commun- lind ~<hat lthwan~~ SOU birth mmes to all people, until H. Shover, Jr. up 2S, 1:10 Bervf~ llbt~ alz1trl "' 01 3, .,,.ct regions >outh_o_f_Da Na~~bidden In • I y, the last mon to live il nmde IS o. ,, 8beorer down GreeD- ~ In IUcbardBOII, ltJ .:.: -- - - -·-Milwaukee, Wise. They were F\nl, there Is dlmen!lon thai IOI!Iehow .to hear. S a.m.: Steel Rlllnlor Arthur l'riMI lJKI Rev • c81U10t be measured. Whether u t:tO a.m.: Harry --· ollldate' 1 n d i: arrompanied there by John ou read Matthew 1:11!-2:23 or Seconlf, look for. deflnl ODI 1:2& a.m.; ·-.,,..... W • cJYf slack and Willie Guinther, who Lke 2,1_39, yoo will detect the which cannot be miStaken. Do . Greenup . burtll will bt lD Moadl relurned on Sunday. fact of distsnce and dimension )IOU notice the use of. the word HARTFORD-Funeral Jei"Vieeel a.m.; up Greenup e:ts tery. Miss Doris Priddy of Rutland, 0 in the story. Think ol the "sign?" The announcmg angel for Mrs. Rhoda R. Cunnlntl· a.m.; Nallonel down Meld&hl " spent a weekend .with her sisheight! which are mentioned: uld, "And this o!mll be • bam, 8%, who died Wednesday In 2:50p.m.; Ho.vana Zephyr up IN OALLIPOLIII ter, Mo·s. John Slack, at the RHODODENDRON CLUB "Glory to God In the hlaheal unto you: · Ye sholl lind. 1 the Weirton General Hospital, Meldahl I: OS p.m.: Ravenswood II r All A SLICK The Rhododendrom Home ILk. 2 14) ;"" Think of the babe wrappe<l m swaddlmg Weirton, will be held Satur· down Meldahl 9:40 p.m.; Alton Ralph R. Cormen was a re1home of Mrs. Ada Slack. \1,, \gn··~ \\'h ll<' <md broth- . Mr. a~d Mrs. Vtrgll Wamsley DemonstraUo• Club held their depths: " ... lying in a manger thes, lymg m a manger day at 2 p.m. at the Foglesona: up Meldahl10:50 p.m.: cent buolnw vllllor in Qalllpolll. er HH·il~tHl Ouckwortll, visit -: of GallipoU~ have purchased annuaiChrlstmasdlnneratnoon tLk. 2:12!." Think o~ the 2:12)." Le~t th~re ~_any Funderal home with the Rev. down Meldahl 11:35 ~d a II'' t·nl WediJCsll ay with I a~d i:lre living _ln the former ' on Thursday at the Club House. ! breadth: " ... @ood tidings of underst~ndt1• JdenU!ymg David F!elds, Jr., m.: L. Wade Cbllden down ~!:· ;nd \Ire. Carl KROitz •nd Bill Harden trailer on Cherry , Following the dinner Mrs. T. great joy, which shall be to all were giVen, primarily "a~! Burial will be in lbe dBhl 12:30 a.m.: Colton Queen up Wlnf!eld f:IO a.m.; Gtorlt II ' :wd lh s Woodrow ~~"'" St. I Bert Roush presented • devo- people (LI:. 2:10)." Think of !be lying in the manger of cemetery. up Meldahl1:45 a.m. Price down Winfield f:fO a.m. of rl~··,lo'r and at~ended t~e fu- 1 Glen and Eugene Hudson who tional program, she was assist. length, t~e ~tst~nce G~ ~~?tto stabl~. . lndicate 9 how far She was born Sept. I, 1883, Oalllpolll Dllm - Wayne H. D:"'"·· 1~· ·nllt"S of Mr_s. G~Jtru~r were employed for the summer oed by Mrs, G. B. Hazlet, Mrs. make Hts adnhty plam. · ·~ Whtle thisand to what lengths, the daughter of tbtlate Joapeh down 2:15 p.m.; Becky Wasfr·,n h ar rlu· .Johnson Funeral on 8 Lakes .ship have returned Charles Yonker and Mrs. Ber- the shepherds satrl. one to 6110: . ~n~:t,. and convince the and Angeline Weaver Roush. Re son down 8:30 p.m.: H. E. Bow· n.~ ;.wl m :"lel. ~~~nvl~~··r Stowe ito their home: Thelr ~other, niU'd Lleving. Mrs. HazleU re~d j er, let us go ev~ untothing ~lldered shepherds, it also husband, Oris E. Cuanln&ham, les up 2:40a.m.; Pennsylvania ' 1 ,, nrl , \~r: · f .~~\l" •h t ·' My la ]-Judson, IS a medical pa- r several scripture lessons w1th Ud~h~, a se:o pa S• which dicates how anxious He ts died In llii6S. 3:40a.m.; Clara Beatty up ~:~r t·•or'q•.Hth tl ,.-\. 111u 1 -d•UJ.!h.rldr. : Lient in Velerans Memorial Hos· leach being fo11owed with I w cLod' hcothme d .:'..wn un all of us to recognize Him Survivora include I a.m., J. S. Ltwil up 4:21 illr'· ·\l'th 1l1' . l:'lg_('f an r 1 · . 1 th 1the r a rna e ........, • . E "···'••b b nd d p1ta . 1Christmas carol sung y e Lk 2.15 ), the God He Is. Is this not thur . ~ ....... am, a.m.: Harvey Jord on up 7 a.m. 99 a 1 , .. r,.~ '· 1 :L1,' 111"· "tl::'n P . gra · Ada Slack spe nt a ft>w da_ys lgroup. Mrs. Yonker read a po· to us ( · · · to rima reason He arranged Ohio; four daqhtera. ll...wba IUverBernetll 11 '-'· 1 'd~ . ~ ~~ ,n N"S ~ ~1 1rio1~1 f> 1~ ~"n wiU1 her daughter and son·m- i em "The Christ Child Cornea Where can you read • 1 ry &e a baby? He wanted dull, GladyB E. Taylor, Muacle, 1Dd- down Loodaon 4:20 a.m.: ldl<:y II Slzea 4 to 10 ~rn l DJ ol lltr_. j 1-. :\ • ; la w. Mr. and Mrs. Harle_v .John· ·Once More." Mrs. L.ieving stupid bumanity to know and tana; Mra. Maglle Fields, U. .IIIII IJ.lcu down Marmet Jr 11111 1:w .l.r·t·a_t IJ~a.t·~, · a\<t, son and ch ildren, Wolf Pen. read a n~adin11 ''Tht Meanin& : recognize Him from the most tart w. Va.; Mrs. HeleDBoard, p.m.; Duncan Bruce up 'I r· 1111 1 ~ ( l'lll~er t'l. · . . ' . ..._ El.,. UH .;·~-- r 1·,mklt> . '\ ti~Z it·r. ·M 1 ~:-; of Christmas." simple beginning and WeirtOn; Mrs. Betsle La Rue, me& 5:w a.m.; ,..ere Middleport • Durtsg the buslne" meeUng introduction. No one suspects • Bloomingdale, Oblo; 16 lrlDd· !~~~ ~p.m.; H~~ ZP Itt 1, , 11 , """"l lcr. ,,- Hnl'ine. 1 0 ''" ,d _1, 1"'' ""· a301l ,~,,, PoeI Mro . Olarles Machlr, the new baby and no one ts afraid or de· children and fO ~rt~t lfando "~w a.m.t • a n k,'l , , 1 ,,r 1. Tl 1 ank~gl\mg _ gu rsl.~ j president, announced that sevlensive or rebelling ln Ule chUdr~ three btotben, • 1 ul \II ,1nd \1 rs Ti tus Pu·kens. l era! workshoPI wen planoed 1 Funeral aervices. tor Henry ence or such utter and Gu1 RDush, both of Mason, \ddoe llo-11 Hm!Sh. is now beI for the year 186f. Mrs. Leonard Butcher, 49, Who died Wedn•• and helplessness. Yet Everett Roush, Raclna, llld in~; c;.r·l'd rvr b~· \lr~. ~l<Hv Smithson gave a demonatra· day mor~ing in Los Angeles· to reveal Himself in si.Jten, Mn. Eva Jlvlden, StllN• . at hpr home on St>cnnd I tion on how to make 1 Sunburst Calif., w1U be held Sunday at manner. Charleston, and Mn. ANNUAL .s1 ;t.!r~ Ma~~o:ie .Hurd. was Dole Dye ha.s teen confined Plaque from tin cana and also 2 p.m. at the Ra~ling!- Coati Thirdly, notice the Rusehel, Hartford . I .br-"uglll In 1m Melgs ()en~·rCJllln~ to J1is home w1th mfluen:ta. fl'~ ornaments from cana. A1Funeral home w1th . the Rev. tlon which could not be Friends may call It the blo I Jll.!l t" ill(' Sel lrrs home. Bot!1 Mr and \1rs Earl Starkey gift exchange wa1 held by &ht Andre~ Parsons off1c1atlng. Bu· U was not the learned ·eral home today betweeo the . \1 ' : ll•l (llllre \'ISJ!ors . wrre tn Columbus on Saturday croup. lrlal wlll be 1n the. Gravel Hlll l ion of th medical h.our• or lend I p.m. BD_ d 7 where he attended the Directors rcemetery in Cheshlre. He was tbat )4J11rv'a. baby was t p.m. \'1 ,qHl \lr~. Howll rrd Parkrr . . Meetmli!s of The lirange Mutual r Tho~ attendlnC were born May 3, 191G, the son of the Christ· were no d~;::l "" '""'"" li' llouma. LR. spent Tut>sday Utsualty Insurance Company & Cr. B. Hazlett, Mra. Robert late George and Blanche Eliz· preseni. t was not the hi . 1,1 1, h r~ parents. Mr 8r}(1 Mrs. al~o the GM Premrum Budget Hoffman, Mrs. ct~lea Jewell, abeth Butcller, ano\ysis of the geneticists CHICAGO (UP1) 8tbe N• II ·rber 1 IJarkrr. and ht·r mn- ~ 1 r and Mrs. WrliiHm Thomas Mrs. Cha.rle8 Machtr, Mrs, John i Survivors mclude a daughter, 1 supernatural birth Jmd tional Safety Coucll today 1 ·r·. \lr~ . Vinla Edwnrd of and ~CJm:y. and JAne Ca}ttwell, l T. ReltmJre, Mrs. APMrtRousb •. Miss Shl!ley Butcher, Los An- occurred. Neither they nor Pftdle&ed BD estimated 510 te )' nl 1'11 _1' , Culllmb us: Mr . and Mrs. Harlan Mrs. E. T. Roush, Mr..T. Bert lgeles : SIX sisters, Mrs. Lena other scientist waa invited. 160 penon• wW be killed m 1·-: !kll:.1 Starkry nf Colum- Perr~· and famil y, Chillicothe; 1 Roush , Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. KUBpp, Langsv!lle: M:S· De• ly the simple shepherds &raffle IC!Cldnell dlll'lq ddl J, 1. >pt' nl a r~cent weeken.d and Gruvl:'r Stout, local ; were : J. S. Scarberry, Mr1. Leonard i sie Pauley, McCoiUJels~rlle Mr3. toJd. and they belleved! year'l three-day Cbrlstmu Bring the family or a friend lor 1•. ·•1 h1•r rn11ttwr . Mrs. Mu~g1e . ThRnksg iving Day guests of Mrs., Thomas, Mrs. Charles Yonkar, Hav.!l McHaffie, Mlddleport; i.s more, they wltnested and weekead. 1i ldll'. and srster. Anna Gra<'e Ola Perr and Frank· Mrs. Carroll Grimes, Mrs. Nel- l Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs . clared their convictions. u .. Tile bollday wetlr.ead wiD a delightful evening of deUclous ' · •. . Y ' son Jennings. Mrs. Bernart1 1Juonlta Tarter- both of Ca!Uor- they made known abroad rnn f'rolll I ' P~'"~ ll>nl" llm~ food in the candlellght, served \l r & Mr!i!. Bruce McKenz1e Mr and Mrs. Bob Wiles, Dan- Uevlng and guests, Allct ROUJh · ola and Mrs. Betty Jane Baird, Eaylng which was told time Tblll'lday, Dee. IS, tt ill a pleasant homey 1tm01o Il l'• I dat~~llle r ol Ponwroy v1 s11- ny , Phillip, Cindy, Robin, and , and Kay Roush. Gallipolis. concerning this child (Lk. mldalgbt loul lime BludaJ, phere. t •! rwr pRrenls, ~1 r . and Mrs. Jenny , Dayton : Meloday and : Tlle body wUl arrive In Charle- 17 . " Dec. 16. }:wl Sl ll'.\1' ._ Mike Mr.:Com9s, Albany ; and 1 ROTARY CLUB stan Saturday morning and frt- And what was the · ~d ttrt.t~r · aat. \lt·~ __ \-lane . Lllwrrne, and Mr. and Mrs. Srott McCumas 1 Members of the Lernanhaw eodfl may caD at the funeral "And If they had heard it loll and effective pollee 1ctkt1 }.\ :· (,arnct ~m Jth _ot Portlllnd and family, local, were among ! Archery Club presented an ex· homt IlLer 3. p.m. on Satur· dered at those thinK• tplnst law vlola&orl could Si ·t·r;l .~n fVe~ mg Wllh Mr. and the guests al the home of \1r. l hlbiUon a\ the regular weekly day. were told them the bold deatba dOWD t6 Dell41t," ~lr· l ltus Fu:'kens. . and !1o11'S . Victor Perry during din~~er meeting of the Rotary herds (Lk. 2~18).'' the eouacll Ald. \I~ and Mrs. Thoma~ Qu~ck the Thanksgiving weekend . 1 Club on Thunday evenln& at , t is te very feeling that o: ( ~ 1111111 hw-.. Hnd !\lr . Don<t ld Mr. and Mrs. Max Crabtree I H 'f....~ M thodi t 01 cb Cap1tal Realizes vanishing out of the hearts j ' "k Cahanna spent Sun<kw . . ar\ O"• e a ur . F d ' D ~ur · f ' f 1· d d. · and 11:randdaughter. Valene Vrn-1They gave several prlnelples of oun en ream men today. Nothing 1B "'fll!erl ul ..,,q, IH'lr al1er an grAn H 1 p k M'd -8 and 6'•~.L.y th&t MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 1 • S Q - k A m- son, aze ar • u an ; I safety in archery and also enC . uusn we are wua I·~ .';11 ' •r. .James · _ulC • ,ceo. Mr . and Mrs· David t..:rabtree tertained with feats of a~· ~OLUMBU~ <~t) apltal bless us. We do not know how (Continued from pqel) pJ, utd by Marg~:u ~t Cottnl\. 1llnd Smilnne Lancaster · were T k' t . th University wlU finally achi.eve to worship even appraise spokesJnaD re.P,9f1ecl. thPI' visited lht>i r mol her and I .-rtl..ank•~·,,·,ng. Day guests' of Mr Iacy . a mgMpar d'"M e Hpro- 1 . a provision of it. ua-year .. old Advent ev~ enjoy church A Vietnamese eompany nor.. 1 lh ho · a ai 1ent ••• ·.., · gram were r. an rl. ar.. the on1 kn• w how to fear end· · · gt · r ~ rno er w 1s P ' d M Ed c bt charter next year when mally numbers about llll rneo. i:1 •lol1er Hsopi1al .11t Galli~!is. l an ' rs. gar ra ret . lry Kmg, Ml'l. ffi!nnan Ohlin~. Franklin Univer&ity Law School to let our nerves They were surprlHd by I bat.\11'. . ~n_d Mrs . Roger Slack, I Fnrty -sev~n family members , He:man Knapp, Eugene M. Km- movea ti the campUI in 1ubur· and our 'heartl get hard taUoD Or' Commuitl!tl - up to art' v1s1tmg her parents : M_r. and dose friends gathered at ney , and Bob Wamsley, ban exley. dead. 0 Chrlst, give us 600 men- who openfd up with :..r~d Mrs. Georg_~_ ?r~~o~~~~ m1 the home of Mr. and Mr~ Frank -l M~mbers of the Rotary It- The founders of Capital fn. lwr abiUty to wonder aod mortarS, rnachiDe IJ1tll IDd · AllY SENTINEL ' B"b" on Thank•glvlng Day for lendmg were Herman Layne,! eluded a provililn for • ~,: l sblp small arms fire. a dinner and reunion . 'lllo~e 1 ~maid F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, of law in the Lutheran ac DE VOTED TO INTEREST OP I pre,.nt 1ncluded Mr· ond Mrs. IR3chard Ord, Dr. John Ridg. charter. UJur&day, the MEIGS-MASON AREA IBill Stack and family . and Mr. w&y, Jack Fl!!iher, Clyde Fol•y, achool (with Ill students) •1(1\lte "'owen. "'ll••••I and \trs Everett Welsh and : Rome WIIUamson, Rus~ll Cape- unlversi'ly onnoun-d lh c n*SMI hnn.tlill. ICIIIIt• , · ' ha 1 H M'll Edwl SU!I "'~ 1 ""'""'""'(! "''TJ .. t,.. rn<M~,. uo:ell' i family. Clrctevilh'! ; The John I r · arry er, n n, dream had been aciUeved ~ ..... ~~, liT Ml! Utuo van•' t'ubu-h S k I . S G Arthur Thabet Ralph Whltlu~ 'nm t• BnY 110 Mecllanlt' ST .. Po m tar ey Rml 1y, ugar .rove; M' Tr h Franklin affiliated with Capital. P • ~• o~•o. 4&7611 B1111tn1u of •• ~ • Mr. and Mrs. (;ene Lambert i more, Rev. arcus OUI , "'""'~ "y ll-21r.l l:dltorlll phnnl W'l' F k C h t R be t G'l 2 ,,~, and family , Pomeroy; Mr. and ' ran ape ar, o r tr.:n•~ recr .. MOOad ci•M mamn• : . d 1 · 1 more WI)MAN JAILI!.'D " '·' ""' •• the IKI•• offlee •• Pomerol' . Mr~ . Ward Jeffers an am1\y, 1 ·. • ( ! 1\ln . London · Odell Marshinglon. Col- I Ladies Night wlll be held on Patricia Jane ~~atheW!I, -.~••on aJ •d•e-rtilh'' ""'"'"'"tve · , • Dec em ber lOth I G Ill II Rd 1 h a.-.•••n! lll IUmb«U . Lno" us l..trlfll· · umbus; Mr. and Mrs. Francis I a po s , U •·~ ~ ·~n 11 "'-· f'i•• ,.,,. City. N•• ' Sta<'k and family . Mr· and Mrs. PERSONAUJ ~. by the Meigs County Sher~~~hllvnptllffl nt.et • o..u..,-.d • T L Brookhart and Bt~rbara 1 iff a department on a for&ery ~. rr•~• .m~.-. avatl"bte lD ~•nu p11r , · ' h "~rk · one ,.,., u1 ut•~n~• Rt •h• Arthur Van yOke. Eldon Dailey,j Mr. and Mnr. B. R. Van~e C arge. :,·~:~~~.s.~·::,' ~~~~:emo~~~·:"~uo: ~; c.arys Stack . Mr. and Mrs.: 'lslted recently with their ;;;~ lr"'"'"""'""=""''""===tll ~~o'"' Kouw wne ... carT1•r •11 •"'1.,. Ha)-mond Nelson and daughters: : and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shopping For • Gift? ont natlabl• . tlllf! n1ont.b Si .JO: lh • h' d m&•J 1)11~ " ' ' tl\lt». st. rtum•luo. and Ruth Starkey, local. Vance and c II ren In Mora:ao•~2!\= Thi'NI ""mlhfi,IJOO. • ' town, w. va . Then Shop At The , , - ! Mr. and Mrs. Gent Jeffrn l Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush Lewis Repair Ser'f'ice ~ enlertCiined with _a ?irthday l and Sheryl aud Mr. and MN. MIDDLEPORT party on Sat- evem111 m honor 1 Harry Miller were receot · -FORof the birthday of his mother, 1tors Jn Dayton, Ohio BOOK STORE • HEATING ' Mrs . Helen Jeffers. Those alteod ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zln~ II Middleport, 0. In~ wm Mr and Mrs. '. merman, Pittsburgh- Pa. ,.... • PLUMBING Great Selection of Glfto Jeffers, Mr. end Mrs. John visitors or their daughter and • ROOFING hom and f&mliy. Mr. ••d fomlly, Rev. and Mrs. Jac~ T. For Everyone On Your Lavern Jordan and family: Welch and children, (Or sevl!l'- 11 Gift Ulll IS L 11nd Mrs. W1lson and daughIter. Mrs.Don Beulah Cordray, Mr. aJ~~da~y~s~r~ec~en~l~ly~.----~;;:;:::iii:ii::::;::;~~ REPAIR SERVICE and Mrs. Reed Jeffers. and WY 2·231111 the ho~t family, Mr and Mrs· 134 Mill St. MldtlltDOt"' i Gen~ Jeffers and children. Borman Obvloaoly <Joooorned e, N H ew aven acuse Societv Notes News N tes 11 $3· bo::. 10 Carpenter Social News I CANDLELIGHT DINNER 1 Mn. l \here Sunday Dec 19th Ul'18riefs 1 1 THE D ' The Martin Restaurant .Jfu; • R")0 upsel ScUmberIand T-'-""'""'""''""""''""""'""'""'""'""'""''""'""''"";;;;;;;;;'"'i" THE BEST .or 'I 'I I .. ,. ----- ,....._..,., OPEN TONIGHT ···-- ......... ONLY C..-llfttT.,... 6:00 TO 8:00 MASON Farmers Banlt & SaYings Co. Member .DIC 3 ROOMS Newfurnitu S299 l'oiMroy ·-------- fURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. versa-tilt TILT Aluminultl SIGnii·SD!IIJ Nl .. . . 3~TRACK Hooala the window with avtry(~iniJ COQ)jllf\efx .-1!• IIIOringl Tilts for easy INdoor cleanjn&!: Raltlt·pttX>f. W'\'llher-strlpped, · ~- ~ A.-oM~ ,..oct M ••co. ..,....,. ..., Valley 923 s. ' ' ·Co. MIDDLIPORT, 0. eSPORT COATS eROBES eJACKETS eSLACKS eHATS tSWEATERS eTROUSERS eBLOUSES e P. J.'s eJEWELRY •GOWNS eBILLFOLDS eCAR COATS eROBES eJACKETS e VELOUR SKIRTS SAMSONITE ePAJAMAS eLUGGAGE SAMSONITE eHAND BAGS eLUGGAGE eBILLFOLDS eJADE EAST eHOSIERY e WORK CLOTHINIJ · ' BAHR CLOTHIERS 0. MIDDLEPORT, ~ ~M~o~ss~m:a~n:.=~:=~~~!:~::=~~:=:::::::::=== I MAKE THIS A... CHRISTMAS I I Dec. 19th 1 G.E. 1966 MODELS ' TELEVISIONS & STEREOS 1 I THE DEALS RUN lltllond to • ....... tale.fresh crisp WOODHUE and . triple-sec APHRODISIA · In Fabootge"a custom collectiOn or handsomely glft-bo•ed aets and singles. ShoWn here, alter shave/shower &len's Lotion wUh skin-toned Talc In tho Men'o Sot by Flbwg6 CllalP!o!le 5.00 -. Aller ~IAKfR FURNITURE tCOATS I an. s.a .... . ' eTOPCOATS 1 I l eSUITS 1 1 EW eSUITS I Dwayne Bruce and Tom four free throws for 28 pomls m the first rour mtnutes of the AREA STANDINGS Union 81 Ohio Northern 68 Tnppman scor~d 2~ JlOI~ts ea~h Big 6-5 semor renter Paul D1l- r.ontest Lusett1 rf"placed .Towl(AI Games) bby United Press lnterna De and two other Geor.,et~~n (K}_·~ jlon, the other half or f{ i o er when Cumberland switched ' TEAM W L P OP Dt Paul 82 lona 37 , Grande's ''one-two punch" rack- to a man to man defense. I Wellston ....... - 4 0 298 210 Queens Coli. 80 Stony Brook 78 T~OHIO VALLEY CONF. Ied up 22 points on nine fielder s Before tl•is happened, howe.Y· Athens ... ..•.. 4 0 '!17 177 1Berkshire Chri s. 67 Curry 65 . W L TEAM OPP. and four from the foul line. er, Rollins and Dillon traded a !Rutland ......•• 3 0 171 lt7 1Itha ca 81 Cortland S1. 64 McArthur .. . . . . I 0 66 53 1 . ' brace of buckets and R i 0 Eastern . ' ..... .. 4 I 316 m , Syracuse !03 Penn Sl. 79 Wahama . .... .. . 0 I 53 6Ei r Other Redi.Dt:n il' do~ble .r!· Grande still led 19-(1. Lew Couch, Coal Grove ... · .. 3 1 289 238 NYU 63 South Carolina 66 Eastt!rn . ..... .. 0 0 0 0! ~ur:s were fiTck f:Usetb_, 6-l 5-2 sophomore Kentucky High IN~lsonville ...... : 149 1-l4 Hol y Cross 70 Dartmouth 55 Racine .. ..... .. 0 0 o 0 JUmor guard, playmg hls Dest School All-American. replJced Mtddleport ..... 2 2 241 238 Sou. Conn. 75 Hartford 71 Rutland .. , 0 0 0 olgame of the season es_peclal~y 5-3 senior forward Carl Yannig Logan 2 2 220 209 Springfield 84 Rrid~o:eporl 69 MOVC <RESERVE LEAGUE) on ~(fense_. who w~s thrrd _ m and tossed in a couple of bas- We.hama .2 2 210 226 Carnegie Tech 8 !Geneva 71 TEAM W L TEAM OPP. sconng with 17 pomts ; 6-5 Jlln· kets as Cumberland cut the Jac~on 2 2 207 221 1Rochester 59 Amherst 57 Wahama .. . .. .. 1 0 53 31 ior forward Sharon Gregory. Red.men's lead to !9-17. Racme .. .. .... 2 3 244 263 Tufts 37 Middlebury 76 McArthur ....... 0 I 31 53 j with 13 and 6-0 Don Tramer, Wilton -.. -. .... 3 5 534 623 Elizbthtwn 77 Lebnon val. 78 Eastern ......... o o o o junwr guard, with 12. I Trainer made a free throw Southwestern .... 2 3 259 282 Niagara 77 Ga mmon 71 Racine .......... 0 0 0 01 and Cumberlancf'l 5-ll Junior Kyger Creek ••. 2 J 240 288 c I p Sl 81 w· h&Jeff 77 HuUand ,. o 0 o Cumberland bad ouJy three pard Bill Fannie added lwo North Gallia ..•. 1 .2 135 144 a · s. · . . s 0 - - --I mea In double dilllf'M wltb IJ.. foul sbo11 to cut Rlo Grandt'• Oak Hill . . . . . . . . 1 3 231 253 Case Tet h 7:> Threl 70 9 junior ceDter Jerry Brown l~ad to 1.1-lt. Losettt aad Rol- Gallipoli:. .. ·.... 1 3 213 231 South limited to 15 pointt wbUe 1-t Jill! traded ba111kd!l bot Jim Pomeroy 1 l 194 286 ' . SHOTGUN sophomore forw8zd Jim Rol- l Manblll rebounded aoholaod Pl. Pleasant .... o 1 65 97 1Delaware 92 Loh1gh 51 liD8' 19 pohlts btgb lor tbe In- I Trainer dumped oDe trim out- IHannan Trace ... 0 s 257 329 ' LSU as Rice 78 MATCH dlau11 , Lee Gambrel, S.t jun- 1 aid~ tbe key to g1ve &he Rtd· j Goo. Washington 95 Citadel 84 -~ bad I"• pol • t s, • 1 d T h G Car. II~ Fla. St. 80 Ior BUono, I men a Zl-.1 ea . · onig t's arne• •No. Davkl Lpscmb M Brdgwtr 68 Sunday, Despite their opponent.'! The Cumberland threot Logan at Middleport Ga. Sou. 82 East Tenn. 67 height, the Redmen managed over at this point. The Pomero~ at Gallipolis Crsn-Nwmn 74 Ky . Wslyn 62 tHAMS to control the boards at strate- men coasted to a first half Nel.sonvJII~ at Wellston Tampa 107 Georgia St. 68 eBACON gic times, out-rebounding Cum- of 49-37, and were nrver Jackson at AtheRI . berland 47-44 . Leading rebound- danger again throughoul Eastern at Rutland eTURKEYS ers for Rio Grande were Dillon remainder of the game. Hannan, W. Va. at Kyger Creek Iwith 19 and Marshall- with 14. all's 18 point!! and Dillon't ~esapeake at Coal Grove The Indians• 6-9 rown had 10 paced Rio Grande's first Rtpley at Pt. Pleasant FORKED rebounds and 6-6 Rollins had 9. attack, 15 the Redmen Fairland at Oak Hill . 23 of 39 shots from the floor. McArthur ~t Southern Local SPORTSMENS CLUB Coach LlmhaJll started &-2 JUn. Rio Grande piled up a 15 North Galha at Southwestern ior Sl.eve Towler at guard but point lead, 11 _55 , midway Ute SATURDAY'S GAMES: ranked .hlm at the 12:19 mark second half and remarned out Oak Hill at Wellston ALL DAY __ !~-~~._ flrs~~~~~~~~en Cu~~-~- in front as much as 21 points, Albany at Nelsonville ARE AT 98-71 at the 1:15 mark, witli Belpre at Rutland Dillon's 12 polnU. and Marsh~ Wahama at Pomeroy METROPOLITAN all's 10 spearheading the drive. Hannan Trace at Sharle I Lusetti slammed In 11 points '" Symmes Valley a,! North GoUla MOTORS 1 tho &eCOnd hall attack. BUY! I eDR~SSES 1 I YOU CAN I I I $5-" I I, A Chr!stmos candlelight ser- Mrs. Brooks Sayre. •·ile was the theme of the pro- A hymn opened the pro- i IIL1mmell's last·serond JUmp grarn of the WSCS of Miners- . gram, followed by a Christmas ! sh"l from lht! cir<:lt• Wt>llston's 6-0 senior guard Ed Jacobs. with a 25.3 i ville Methodist church Tut!sday i in1rmt by the Rev. Wendell I !t t:nded a strmg of three t•orJ - avrrage. tops the Southeastern Ohio League individual evenin~ in lhe church sociai 1G Stutler with responl!e by the r secutlve ltosSPs lo th{" Maraud - sccrers column after three rounds of action according to room. Th'i! room wa s decorat Pii Imembers. Chrismtas car?ls \ ers by -'ltt!ubenvllle ovl~r the statistics released today by Tom Metters, official SEOAL in keeping with the seHson in-· were sung interspersed wrth r p<.~st two seasons 'lnd IHJng the S{'Orer. cludmg a th1stle tree made by scripture reading by Mn. Eu- 1 f1_rst defeat un , C(>ntrul State i Jacobs has tallied 76 ponts 1 School - - - - - - - - - gene Forbes, Mrs. Clifford Phil~l ?ce Ke_ntucky State turned the in three conference games. 111 3--Jacobs· WHS 30 16 76 lips and Mrs. Herb Pugh. trl('k 58-J5 ~n March, 1964 . :all games ifourJ the Rocket 1 3-Moore, MHS 22 18 60 COfeS M'rs . Forbes gave e reading· The det'ldmg factors werf' the ace hCJs scored 109 tallies ror 13---Wren. AHS 24 9 57 ''Human Act of Kindness," and I b~ll-handling finesse of the Rilr· .a 27 .:l average. 3-Anderson, I Jackson Sl . 102 TuskegeE' 84 also several poems written by ons, Hummell's shot and the ~ Wellston, unbeaten In four ! f:AHS 24 9 57 19.tl 1 Southern U. 7U Lambuth 70 her granddaughter, Linda Reu-1 Marauders' bad shool.ing from ; gllmrs thus f.'lr . ;<; thP loop's 3- Hoh:aprt;!l, WHS 19 15 53 17.7 1 Cha ttanooga 69 Florence St 68 1ter , and a poem, "'The Gift or ' the free throw li ne. , top offensive club with 298 points 3- Mitchell, GAHS 2i 4 52 17.3 ~•we llad a •nowbaU fight and ~Ita St. 91 Mill~aps 80 ' Lo\'e" by Mrs Pugh Remark s 1 .Steubenville openPd up a 25- in all gnmes and 209 markers m 3-Stobart. MHS 19 5 43 14.3 1 b wbld · 81 t ,, I MIS!!. 94 Sou. Mr ss. 75 Imade of ministers were read 1 1llead wllh 6:54 left in tt,f' f;rst ' three loop battles. 3- <11\itand· WHS 18 6 42 14.0, -~ ~ . WAI a_!_~ _me ISsquehna 105 Wash. (~1d . l 87 by Hf'v. Stutler and. " A New l hair and still was in front 36-29 Defending champion Athens. 3-Snyder, AHS 15 12 42 14.0 .., Crgetwn Ky.) 109 Cdrvl 90 Year'! Diet." by Mn. Stutler. ' at the ha lf. also un~aten In Jour starts thi:-; 3-Richards. NHS 17 7 41 13 .7·! Athens Top8 ~EO after which the group sang. · Midway of the ser.ond hair , winter. has the most derensive . -In PaM I 7 Years Quantico Tournament "Silent Night" to conclude the ' 6-foot-6 John Holley, Lre Bar- record. The Bulldogs .h'ave givIALL GAMF..S) I Crmch Charlell McAfee's At ~uantlco, Va. program. on~· tallest m::~n and llighc~t . en up onlv 131 pomts rn three G--Piayer. ht Ath ns Blllldogs win· Qntco Mannes 73 Oswgo St. 39 A short busines~ session scorer in the game wit.h J,j ileague games, lind 177 ta11ie!'l School FG FT TP AVG.r mag 37 s;raight SEOAL cage Frederick 82 Wal sh 74 wa s held with Mrs. Willillm Ruspoints. fouled out. . m all games. 4--Jacobs, WHS 45 19 109 27.3 ~::n~-s over the past four year!'! Bolling Af'l1 99 Findlay 92 r~ell presiding. A thank - you . . : Listed below are the lop. tO 4-Monre, MHS 28 28 84 21 .0 hold!. A t·vmmanding lead in the 8_o~thw~s_t !not<? was read trom Mrs. HosStf'~rbenvllle wen~ mlo a s'! ll. l SEOAL scorers, and top f1ve 4--Ande~son, : won-lost coHmn during the past Ark . 75 Ptnllrps Orlers ~ , mer Roush for flowers sent her but Central StJI.e tied 1t at 5 1 -~7 · SEO scorers in all games: GAHS 31 12 74 18.S ·ears · Kan. St . 74 Texas Tech 68 with :15 left in the gome. The ~LEAGUE ONLY\ 4- Wren, AHS 31 11 73 18.3. se·vrhene JBulld·,·gs ha .. won 74 of , Houston 90 Texas AIM 85 while hi spitalif.ed . 11 wa s vot' HS 72 8 0 ed tn change the meetine:s from Barons put the b~ll into n df'L'p , G-PLAYER- FG Fr TP AVG . ,_4-~~~tchei_I:.__GA 3110_ _ 1 ~ 87 loop contests in that span, 1Sou . fAllo. 94 Webe_r 84 the lhird Wedrresday to the freeze and there 1t stayed nnti\ 1 - including lhr~ straight th is Utah 128 Morer.e<~d .S1. 91 lhird Munday evening. Hum mell 's shot iced the game. winter. Listed bellw ue the west Central hit on only 9 'lF 19 al· composite loop stahdings sioce Following the business sestempts from lhe fr<!e t.h r ~)W line . . the 1959-oo campatS:n: . Marion 86 McKendree 75 ·. sion. girts were exchen~~:ed and while tile winners r.1ade 13 or1 The sharp·sh,ooting RIO G_rand~ Colle_ge Redmen TEAM . w L T-x Bradley 73 Butler 70 Mrs. Ku sse ll. on beha!f of the · 18. won the "big one ' Thu_rsday mght lR Galha Academy I Athens ....... '...... 74 !3 4 Huntington 86 Athens 78 Socl'O'tV. prrsentt>d Rev . and r Ken Wilburn seored 22 p-~ints . Hig~ School gym, do~· m~g t~e tai~,Cumberland College ' Jackson . _ ........ 64 23 2 t1arion 93 Alli<Y~ce 85 Mrs. Slutler with a gift. A 6:30 for the losers, 5-1 now as :5 lmhans 104-85 for a S?hd vlct(li'Y that sent red blood I Nelsonville ........ 49 38 0 Ind . Cent. 82 Earlham 65 1urkey dinner at B<liley's res- , 1 Steubenville, ranked l5lh n:J- s~rging ~.hrough the vems Red men fans whohh?whled Pomeroy _. _....... _ 41_ 42 1 Mt.St.Mry's 83 Evansville I , tflurant prrreded the meetinl! . . tionallv . wrth dehght and. urged_the1r .charges to greater etg ts. Wellston , . . ......... 44 43 1 Drake 72 Iowa St 66 Tables w~re decorated in keepUndefl!ated Blurrton ran H:-~ ' It was t~e ~axth wtn agamst three lo~ses for Coach 1Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 45 0 t"hi. Loyola 74 St. Louis 73 Iing with Christmas. win strea k to six with a 9i'_75 I Art Lan~am s Red men. wh~ g? to De~rm! Monday for ' Gallipilis .. _... .. . . 15 72 o Whealon 83 Wabash 78 ,\ftrnding wer ~ the above and decision over Defiance in a Mid .I the openmg rounrl o{ t-he M1~hu:~an. InvitatiOnal Tourna- Midd leport ..... _. . _ 15 72 0 Anderson 69 Millikm 59 I Mrs. Earl Renshaw, Mrs. CllfJohn E. Renfro s Indians are now 1·4 for TOTA'IO'! .. . -- ..... - •'".•1348 8 r Lewis ,8l Concord ia 76 d Ph11\ips. Mrs Ctmrles oh .ro Con 1erence game .,1e~p .r 1e mt nt. Coa<:h . ~ a 26-point efiort by the los~rs' the. season h more _ _ , T-Titles nncluding two co- Okla. Sl. 59 Santa Rarbara 37 • rueser. ~s. Kal Guese. Dan Terhune Jrm Sommers Jim Marshall, .&-2 sop~ I . champmnsh1ps). I Steubnv1 59 Central St. 57 .. ueser, Mrs. Karl Grueser, rorward. led the Redmen s at· land ditched Its zone defense ' 1Rio Grande 104 Cumbt>rland M Mr!l Fra nk S1Pwart and guest~ had 25 for the Beavers d n· G d ·1 d 1' 4 I d . Stutler . end Mrs. Nellie. 1 tack wrth 12 f1eld goals an Jo ran e P e up a ;r ea Blufrton 90 Defiance 71 Kevin r ::11Roush's Shoe Store Henry Butcher Dies West Upon Christmas Candle/iqht Service LoOp 1 GIRLS LOAFERS 0: I Minersville WSCS Program Centered I S Arcb w ALL-StARS I '!I• Saturday • Funera} Date --- s il ••,we ¥:' - '"~~::;~~S::~· , 1:a~~-~~~;c:~~ i Jacobs Top Seorer in '''"'k ,i,attered 'l'hursd• y "'"ht l ~t Steul'w·nville as the Barons Out heastern Oh"10 '"''k ;q.57 Ue<:lsioon on .luhn I Q·"'-"" p.... be players had 20 or more in alead Union <Tenn.) over v:sit-nudged Thiel 7 0 and RioAngeles against Southern C.ali-will hO!It Fredonia (N. Y.) and 109-90 whrppmg of visiting Ce·ing Ohio Northern , 81-68, lcr Grande wal\Opt" . .:;l.lmberland,fornia (3-2) ar.d on S::.turrtay Ashland is ilt Malone. Mar'lhall'stakcs on defending nilt 'nnalcenter Ron Krick, who had darville, which l'!la~taged 8 42-the home team'! f!r'!t w•n of the164-84, behinil . champion UCLA . The Bearcals a minor shoulder dislocation ag42 hB.Iftime dead:ot~~: . Al Krrott.season. John Carroll rallied in28-point effort. had 19 for Cedarvillf'. the final minute~ lo nip west··rn Tonight Cinci t! puh Its may be without 6-foot-3 senior gravated this week. J~ff Richey hit 2:.1 p:>ints toReserve, 70 - 63 ; Cast> 'fech4-0 record on t:, iin~ in Los In other action, Mount Union In olll€r action, Mount Unio Ry United Press lnlernutionul StPuben vil le has been in the shadow nf Centr~l State in the national small college rutings UH· 11a st tv.n seasons, !.Jut tht .Barons have mad~ a big bid lo Chflnge all or that. = ::.!. I DUTTON DRUG £TfiE MIDDUPORT, 0. 111e Redmen connerted on :!0 of 38 &hots from the floor lbe second hall to Umsh wilh a shooting percentage of 5!.1, king 43 of 77 attempted 1 goal&. Cumberland also shot times but made only 32 fo r . per cent. Rio Grande made ta of 33 shots from the foul Une while the lndltlllll made Zl In %1 attempts. Of8ctalo c&lled 18 sonals against the Redmen no one fouled out. Trainer collected lhree in the first hall and was replaced by Towler at the 8:28 mark. Cumberland mltted 1t per.onals, wtth only Bill Dennison, S-8 senior guard, fouling out. Tbt Redmea ..111111111od II tamoven but bid ZS lallttl 1 wltll Doll Trolaer feedlac off alae limn to loammaltl. SEE THESE! 1964 RAMBLER Station Wagon. Clean and Nice. ~1v l us HI -FI STEREO CONSOLE 9" SOLID STATE PORTABLE T.V. FM·AM HI -Ft STEREO CONSOLI __ _ $1 from ('Jr ciga rette volt batt.t"" ry or 110 qJi t Plt~ys SOLID STATE 1963 RAMBLER Station Wagon. One local Owner. G.E. 1962 RAMBLER V3 Ambassador 4 Dr. Sed. One Local owner. 1962 RAMBLER e Classic 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Clean & Nice. INnovw ll•~•••toEARII fOIIIII•wa•r• wJUa CUMBERLAND (Ill Brown, fi.~15~ RoiHn!, 18; Couch, 4-l.fl; Fannin, J.U; Yannlg, 2-S-7; Gabrel, ~l.-12; II Combs, l.-0-1·: Cook, t-0-1 lJen. Dison, · J-1-S · ond HAynes, Totals, ~21-85. RIO GRANDE 11151 Dillon, 11+22: Gregory, I Ate J!; Marsh&U, 12-4-21; ~:~:.l no~~~WY 2~11nc. fi.l.-11; Shively, 1-1-3; 1 ·~ P-3-li Bullock, l.-0-1: Rictllldr I, Matn IL ......,.,, O, .... l.f-2 and Luseld· . S.1·f7. Totala, G-18-105, , Halflline ocore: Rio ~----------..._.....,.........:., .... CUmbtrlaad fl. PORTABLE STEREO - - - With lift off speaker. Diamond The best In portables. - .. . .... 7 ..... . . MULLEN 1961 FORD Galaxle 2 Dr. Hardtop FuU Power. Clean & Solid. All Cart AN Cle1n 1ml Salftl. They All Run Fine. Good Dopontloblo Utod Cart. S.. TheM Nowl METROPOLITAN MOTORS "Your Rambler Dealer" l'htMWYUI1t I. Moln St. POMIROY, 0. " COLOR CONSOLETTE MATCHING AUTOMATIC WASHER ...... • • · · · $199 2 speed. 2 cycJe. 2 rlnse temperatures • · •· • • ELECTRIC DRYER · · · · Matches $1 99. G. E. Automatic G. E. Portable "Mobilo Moid" DISH WASHERS $389.()9 12 inch 16 inch 19 inch $199 40" RANGE with trade With self cleaning oven and Light, clol'k and timer. H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE ·._ MIDDLEPORT, 0. �, ' ........... , . , HELEN HELP US! . A •1• A ·£ ) Dally !!entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS I 8 0 0 TS 416 Mllln St. Pt. PIMoanl, W. Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES. SMAIL DOWN PAYMENT DEUVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORK LH Wllllamoon I Bill WollnNin :e-. I Mrs. Strick/and Is Hostess ol Sew-RJ'te Club ,. d 1 THE SHOE B.OX , Jazz or Rock 'n Roll". 1 M I 1 LEADING DRUMMERS PLAY RADIO REPAIR LUDMG , 1 1 1 1965 FORD GALAXIE PRICED TO SELL I DOI"'I'OR SAYS I first choice the world over ••• LUDWIG 1949 Chrysler - I SUPER CLASSIC DRUM oumr 1957 Plymouth - - 1960 Dodge r.£1TH GOBLE FORD I WITH ANY NEW or USED t'O:mpound ca,1ses a !oss of wa . tcr ;.nd fat from the likin with a resulling dryness and flaking . ~ One death from allergy to this i ehemLcal has been reported. 1There is every reason to hope r -.iJt safe methods of uslng DMSO wiU be determined and that it will be relrast'd as a ~p_ r,•1ble remedy. But mean-! ly must be strong while self· experimentation discouraged. Q - I ba\'t a lot of gas in 62 Olds _ _ $1 895 my slomach. My doctor says : Startire Coup~. Whlte v.•ith . I:n An aJr !Jwallower. How dot>s · all red vinyl interior. bucket I a norhlal swJ\Jow differ from i M'Ol1s, full powrr wilh power wi ndows, radio, linted 1air swallowing and how do I . glass, white , sidewi!ll tires stop the latter? 1 and wherl d1scs. A - Air swallowiag orcur! whene~·e r you try to belch. The 60 Olds _ $1295 ! h:..rder you try the more alr Supt>r 88 ('elebrity Sedan. V · I you 'Sl,allow and the greater 1 8, prmer brak~a. power to make yoursell 1 st t'" riug. Itydramatic trans. 1 the desire lib· nt"w white side wal 1 lin· s. beautiful maroon metall ic fini sh. A true cream vulf. 64 Chevy II • $1795 ORDERED OR SOLD No\l·a Sport Coupe . 6 ryl, au.tomat tt , ra dio, w, s, w, wlteel d i~ts . IN DECEMBER 64 Pontiac _ $2495 $1095 . -- llr:o lair 2 dr. Hard Top. Std trans. 3 sp. 283 cu. in. en gllle. Low mile-age. Owned by lora! widow. 2 1in!ed !!:la s.~ lighh . R11dio. ¥reen Jnll'f· Pontiac 4 dr. Sedan. Low mi!Page . Shows very tender care. 65 Wildcat Buick- Save $BOO . 2 dr. Cpe. Onl y 8.345 easy miles by dealer 's wife. Car ne\'t~ r '~ b.!en titled . HrautHul all while with black expanded mor.kide JntcrifJr. Fuliy et.J.uipped. dr. Owned by local wldow. Low mlleage. Like new condi-. tion. 2 ar. HT. Sparkling original black finish wilh sporty an white vloyl top. Upholste1 y like new. BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. $2895 $1495 F-85 rutl ass fo upe. V-R, aulorna lie tran s.. raO io. all new wl1i1e .!i id e w ~ l\ t in•s, whef'l discs , ltnlt>d glass, 2-tone paint, all vi nyl interior. II eHARMONY eKAY ' ,., ""'111~··',,.....~......... .,. ·-.."... .... 61 Olds _ • • Surf • $1795 !oau•,...,l Rlnl ··-~··-· .. $1to.DD lridoo'l Clrcltt ...~...-...... $ 17.11 ."f--1(. ................ - eELICTRIC eCOUNTRY 1nd WESTERN eCLASSIC R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 88 S. Second Avo. 404 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio $19·95 Artctcy.ed J..,,,.,_ full power. $1295 ~:un.llll!t!! hardlNlll, Mr. M ,......""' Shee!B, Mr. and tbooy, Mr. and bard, Mr. Mr. 111111 Mrs. son Baker and I 1 1 Miss Sanbom wa5 The Rev. Donald Boone gave . Boo.~n~e-a=nd=-S=te~v~e-W~al~bum~~·;,;;;;::;:;paot;:,;::,lXI.·~ye-ar_•·.:::::.:::;:::::; assisted I by officers of lhe circle in pre- devotions including an original t' I senting the ceremony of the · story of the wismen as seen , Advent wreath made up of in modern times and scripture three purple candles for the reading taken fro_rn Mathew. He penitence and one pink candle closed with a prayer. Members for joy of the gift of Christ. enswered roll call with Bible Each of the officers lighted a verse. 1 ~andle and read a prayer. TakDuring the business meetng 1 mg part we~e Mrs. Carroll the clas9 chose five shut-Ins to I S~anson, president, ~rs. C: F. I remember fir the olidnys with Hibbs, treasurer, M1ss Fn~da I poinsettia plants which will be Faehnle and Mrs. C. M. Hen- used in th decoration of the I nesy_ Mrs. Harley was presP.nt- sanctuary for the Christmas pro1 ed with a gilt from the class grams. by Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, pro- Mrs. Cecil Bradbury was In gram chairman. charge of the dedication of the During the business meetin" love boxes including the dedith an k-you no tes were r • a 'd wtory prayer. Each member from the Robert Coals fam~ly Christmas sandwiches, cake an~ fro~ th_e Rev· George Sld· coffee, and Christmas mints well fa~1\y m Korea. The. class were served from a table covsent a g1ft of ~0 to the mJssJon· ered with a pink lace cloth and ary for use m a new church centered with the Advent being built .there in place of 1 wreath. A silver tree was used the usual gJft_ exchange. Mrs. on the piano. Mrs. Swanson preNan Moore displayed · Host f th S'd 11 f .1 . s1'ded a 1 the SJ'I ver service. o e 1 we . ~ml Y • m esses were Mrs. Earl Knight, Korea wbere 1t IS stationed. Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Jane The group voli:d to prepare Gilkey, Mrs. Charles McElhinbasket of food fur a needm<ylnhers ny and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. lly for Chnstmas and I may bring the food articles j the church any time before Candlelight Christma5 "''"'"'' lli Thursday evening, Dec. 2-1 A comntittee composed of Swanson, Mrs. M. L. French. Mrs. James Euler, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. M. C. Wilson will decorate the sanctuary Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Mrs. Moort thank· ed the congregation for Its eo,·operation In making the com· munity children's dinner possi· Open Tonite b1e. Mrs. M. E. Dowson an- ' : 1nounced the open house fo be ! Til9 : 1 held at the parsonage Sunday, . I Dec. 19 from 2 to 6:30p.m. for ""'"""'--',...,...__==;~• I church members and friends in the community. Mrs. Orin SmHtJ distributed copies of .a poem entitled, "Leave It To God." The meeting was opened with the sing. I ing of Christmas carols with 404 Second Avo . Mrs. C. M. HPnn('~y at the pi· GallipoliJ, Ohio ano. - -- WorthleSS • mi:iini&iici=:iiiil J I I On Monday, Tnetday, We:dnesday, Thursday and Friday a Bonm Buck isn't worth a plugg~d nicUJ. But kt:ep it in • . , safe place. Because Saturday and Sunday a Bonus Back's bona' .6de. Worth a real dollar toward your purchllllll of a bocket of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Colonel Sanden' recipe makes our chicken tasty, tender and finger lickin' good. Enjoy 1 family bucket this weekend. lt'.s a delicious way to aave a Luck. A For Gifts fined II"kiekac ......... COlONEL SANDERS" .,_•• .J... RECIPE THE DINNER $1 .25-THI BUCKET THI BARREL $5.00 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE $3.7~ WY 2-5432 Open Every Night Til Christmas MAN'S WORLD, or For Decorations FLOWERS Are Perfect During The Christmas Season POINSETTIAS from $).00 That Special Christmas Color Order Now For Family and Friends! Other Potted Xmas- Cherry Plants -Azaleas Chrysanthemums-Cyclamens · ' HOLIDAY TIES Imported and domestic fabrics In prints or oolld colo111. 1.50 to 2.50 ... SELECT A ... MOTOROLA GIFT THE FINEST GIFT SH1RTS Centerpieces ~· Ch · .· !'!: ·_.~, Home Beautiful For Christmas Sleavelen&tba 32" 1Al3S". Tb• !deal gift up eTRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIOS 63 Cadillac _ $3400 ' eTABLE MODEL AM-FM RADIOS 4 dr. V-8, automatic, full po.. .,.er, radio , w·s·w tire&, white wi1h grten Interior. eTABLE MODEL RADIOS 'l'wo-pieco pajamas ln slzea .Ill' 60 Chev. __ $895 eGIBSON Belair 2 rloor Hard Top. 283 eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL aulomatll' trans.. turquoise fini sh, while !!idewall tires. radio. Real nice . $39·95 .. $195 V·!J motor, automaUe TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS I ' ' Cadlllac-Oich ~HIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING . . :132 E. SECOND POMEROY wv. 2~~6 ' ~-··:... .... . I' • , i ....-:t-11'-.-'•··"'·"f' .. / ,-'.' , ' ·~·. '.1:•. ,.t •'. . . . . .---..-.... . ,. .. .- --- -·---...-.,. . -----··-···-·· ... . . -.... ' 416 Mllln St. Pt. Ploosant, W. Va. . SALES GMAC FINANCING WASH-AND-WEAR ' ' ~. , . . . . . . ... 1.--·--·-·----·----·,..---------~ -.~,.,. ~ ~ eOPEN ,AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE r.oo Williamson IIIIWolllllln Door Sprays GIVE YOUR HOME THAT BLEVISION Black & Whltoln 12", I~', and 21" Porfabln, Tablo & Qllliole Modola In 23" Screens "' I ,./. SEE THE ... 23" Rect1ngullr OIRISTMAS AIRE Color Television CUT FLOWERS ROSES ~ . J:ULL "tEAR. WARRANTY ' ' ' WERNER.RADIO &T.V. N. 2nd Ave. CARNATIONS -·· " ' ON ALL PARTS ON BLACK & WHITE AND COLOR TELEVISIONS Middleport, 0. LEATHER GLOVES Unlined oottona, lined and tw: lined. Black and broW11. r :· • A GJ,Id Star Store" Pomeroy 2.911o 6.91 •. :1. ;-. '-·:{ MISTLETOE- HOLLY- WREATHS • $4.95 to $6.95 CONSOLES-STEREOS-COMBINATIONS tff.:r Christmas Greens A to E. Boxer waist panli. PORTABLE RECORD PlAYERS ~ .",#; Let Us Help Make Your cottoa and all daerona. Sumo of theoe are tbe very eCLOCK RADIOS ' fMDE TO ORDER Choose W. gtft !rom lineal broadcloths, dacron & eCAR RADIOS KARR & VAN ZANDT -·-~ ·- IBULOVA popular permanent press shlrto, Stzes 14 IAl 17, transmission. MOTOR =:; =: :."!d Christmas Flowers '~We ' GUITARS Amplifiers huy . 58 Buick_ $27S,55 Buick _ 4 door. V-8, auto.. up 2 Door H T. Dynamic 88. V-8 motor, l!UiomRtic tun&ba !·k-u p li!(h11 and white sidrwH!I 1trcs. An eronomy V ·8 motor, 1811• ~~S.: ~am '"" ~ . OPEN TIL 8 P.M. _,.lllwJ ... Significance Advent Season for ' ed • Ch fiS· IOnS f xpIam m mg SANTA SAYS ... 4 Dr. Sedan Cruiser - VB - Auto. Trans. Low Mile· 12e. Vinyl Upholstery, •n trlrtm•lt lovel~ a•ttina, S.. it now. . IUIP lfAI: UT ' . mner wm any Refreshment! of assorted '~~~-!!!€ coffee, and Christmas mints 1964 Studebaker St., - Bapti.t Clau D. __ _. phot _ PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS Tempest Custom 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. Trano. Radio and Heater, bMt ullin& new of 1164. A superb 101l • tlolre, m8JIC111Jf tnh•nc:td b1 styt• 1"' bot .., " dedli loot catedtheir while Mro. Llltlan McGhee I and Mro. Beulah White 11111g i ~rtcarved® I 1 1964 Pontiac Busy Bee Class Enjoys Turkey Dinner Thursday 195~5 1 AS-IS" SPECIAlS WY 2·5342 . lirt•s, bad: tip 62 Olds _ $1595 - s1rrr- 1 I $1195 trans , Elrctra 225 4 rlr. H.T. V-B . autom111ie 1ran s , powrr brlikts. puwer steering, 6-way St'~ l . radi o, tintt•i.l ~ ~ a ~s . while sidewalls, wltal'l dises. Rral sharp, new Oldii tra1k - -. and 64 Buick _ 4 dr. liT. So clean one of our salesmen turned In his demu. to drive this one. Power s\ t>ering & brakes. llydramatir. ,. ~- --- Hardtup, wh itt' . wlth grPen iur. V-8. au1omalic pu11 rr brakes. powrr mg, white t~idl'w a ll 64 Bonneville Pontiac ~ $2695 . dour $1495 & Catalina Cpe. Low mileage. One very part irular \ora l uWJ1· er. Beautiful red with white 1V)J. ..., -- <~ l l ~- inyl. 62 Olds _ -- 61 Skylark VB Buick fatallna 2 dr. H.T. V-8, BU· tumatic, full p-ower, radio. S~Stwe 1 1 CAR ~ eGIBSON fOR CHRISFMAS 1 A GOOD SECOND CAR! 62 Buick LeSabre GUITAR 1962 Rambler Fine Gift For The Family! 63 Star Chief VB -- 1961 Chevrolet FREE 64 Pontiac VB SELECTION OF 1960 Dodge - - - , 1 61 Chevrolet VB COMPLETE .. USED CAR LOT IT, decoraled in keeping with the of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem". The Hearthstone ClaB& of the boliday ...... t' H--t' Mrs. Cora Pullen read a mod- Middleport First Baptllt Church · Mrs. Mtltoo H~ was deYoIY~ ilation entitled, "New Yean." held its Ouiotmao dlnnl!r Tue&- Uonal ...der usmg the lqpic, The sigruficance of the Acl- of the D':""mber meeUng of A gtft exchange wu hold .. 1day eVening at the Marlin Roo- "How Far to Bethlehem'' Tbt vent season to the christian Class I~ CU'cle of Heath Metho- M bers of the Busy Bee round the lighted tree end ,.. , taurant with a party and gJft Rev. and Mro. Donald llool1e ·N~~~ was the program theme ~st Church Wednesday eve•rc~mof the Middleport Ftnt !cret pal names were disclosed ! exchange later at the borne - mg at the church. Baptist Church enjoyed a cov· A gft exchange was held a- of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. 1 ! Miso Bess Sanborn, devotion·, ered dloh turkey dinner Thurs- round the llghled tree and ,.. The class donated $10 IAl . I h. t d M day at 6 P m at the church The cret pal names were disclosed 1 Middleport Firemen's c alrllaman, a end new give the finest.. , :· al James rley,presef o nlhee M'dd"l I e--·I covered dish followed ,.:, ~~~~ M ones L drawn fortedthe ~Ill''..'__ll":O)"J.je.ect:t__a:and~.'al~so!..._~~ ~ ~ b h I meeting '8nd gift exchange. I year. rs. yons presen a · port Ga rd en Cl u ' w 0 gave a gift of money to the Boone !amPATIENT AT HOLZER paper on the Advent and the New officers were elected, hr Uy. . . PT. PLEASANT - Mra. Wa~ 1meaning of the Jour Sundays eluding Mro. Beulah White, presbet~een ThanksglVIng_ and ident; Mrs. Frances Bearlu!, Those attending in ad~tlon ter s. (Mary) Hyre, Ohio River I. Chnstmas. She explamed that vice president: Mrs. Elizabeth to the above were Mrs. Field· Road 1 lien't In Holzer Hoo· 1 h · 1· be · ·th • s a pa the gifl-<uiJiily watch! the c r1s 18~, year gms ~~ Slaven, secretary; and. Mrs. ing Hawkins, Mrs. Nora Hamil- pita! suffering from a heart at1 Advent as we rea~y ourselv~ Lette Roush treasurer. N1minat- ton, Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. tack and bronchial pneumonia. eb~" hfor f th~hc~l:br:on ~he ing commithteeLwas eompord John Seines. Mrs. Clyde Wine- Mrs. Hyre is correspondent for 1rt . o n.s .a s ressmg of ~rs. Jo n yons, out-gong brenner, Mrs. Jacob Turner, tbe Athens Messenger newspathat Jt be a t1me of reverence president, Mrs. Charles Bennett Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, and gLLests per and bas operated the local 1 and purpose. and Mrs. Dana Hamm. Mrs. John E. Lyoos, Jeannie office oi the Messenger far the 1 ClElAND$ T.V. I n... tf RECORD PtA YER 1 1 "'"""' ' Winding Trail Garden Club'S Annual Christmas Dinner Held at the Martin Past Presidents re n er ame · . .... /, Dear Lady: 4--Dally senllnel, romeroy-Mlddieport,_O ~Dcc._J7._1_ 96~ Probably ... But aren 't we all. member. ' when we go against the crowd? A short program of readlngl You might take _8 tip fro~ 8 . The Winding Trail Garden Mrs. Struble was awarded to Q1 was prsented including, Chris~ mlnk-shunnln.g fnen~ of mme. Entered ~ospllal club htild its annual Christmas j Mrs. Heaton. I r UXI lOry mas Without A Tree, by Mr!!l. ~~t--who alU::nded a med1cal conven- Persons entermg Holzer Hos- dinner Wednesday evening at Gifts were exchanged and I f f • George Mowrey; The Road to by Helen Bottel lion, fw·less A woman asked. pita! dunn~ the last 24 hours tl e Martin restaurant with 11 each member received a gift' Glory. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr.; , - • . ''What, no mi:nk ~tQ]e?'' and were: Richard E. Carter, Edge- ~embers and two guests· Mrs. from the Junior Wlndin~ Tra1l ~ M 0 A Ma t'n assisted~ e.nd Past President'!! Prayel't pN THE SUBJECf OF MINK to like mink? I don't make an she whipped hack hk~ 8 , flash , mont Dr . Mrs. Clarence A. Millard Van Meter and Miss1Therapy club. Games were play~ l b ~~s · Ma):me r~oimes Mrs. J. M. Thornton. ~r Helen: iEisue of it but J just think hav- "Goodness, dear· 1 dldn 1 rea- ~ Evans, Bidwell. Mrs. John D. Mary V1reinia Reibel, present. 1ed under the direction of Mrs. t%rtmned the Past Preside~ts At the close of the program. ; b 1t reverse snollhJshness not ng a nu~k stile is the ulti- ~lze w.l' we~~ supposed 10 come RaJke , RL 2 Gallipolis Mrs. Ha- 1 Tables with . white covers Terrell and prizes a,wa.rded win- i the American Legion · gifls were exchanged and a ; . mate. Frankly, I'd rather have m _umform. - H. zel F. Harmon, Vmton; John A.' were arranged m the _form of a ners. A paper on Chnstmas a- lor Drew Webster Post dessert course was served by · L.duHFieecellned anew refrigerator and besides Dear Helen. Carpenter, New Haven; Delbert cross and centered With arrang- round the world compared to lday evenmg at her home the hostesses to those named it's none of an}'body's business' Do any .other parents resent C. Russell, Mason; Mrs. Frank ments or holly and red candles ChrJstmas in United ~tates was Springs Road which wa~ above and Mrs. George Heck· . , My friends don't think that that autobiOgraphy our children J. Riffle, Gallipolis Ferry. On- Place mats made by Mrs Cha~. given by _Mrs. Terrell to close orated For the' holiday seusun ett, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew and Bl..AC'K- BROWN wa We're ink ladies at the ~ust writ~ m big~ school ~ng- nie France, Langsville ; Martm lles Lewis had the names mscn-1the meetmg. . . Iincluding a tree under . Mrs. Owen Wabon. The Jan· ro~ital andpwe have a lot of lhsh' Teyr~ asslg~~d the jM Maor, Rt. I Mddleport; bed end the dale. Favors were The January '?eetmg WJ\1 be ll!ifts were pl<tt·ed Mrs Gf{lrgc uary meeting will be held at Prctd $3.99 social f~nctions to raise money s.tory of their lives, and, Leverette L. Roush, Middle- mint cups of holly leaves and I held at the OhJO Power CoJ11· Bearhs was 8 contributing the home of Mrs. George MOW· Flom etc There's so much fur al l lieve you me, somldeliTmhes tk edy port· D. Emmett Hughes, Mid- berries. I pany office Ynth Mrs. Charles tess rey. · · can get pre.tty WJ · ~ 1 3 dlep~rt; Mrs. Joe E. Ousley, 1 After the dinner the group Lew1s and Mrs. Robert Lewis · RAIN PALS . . . . 1.99 ~s~p~lalf~ d~ wou:d mak~ reveal famtly secrets, resentI adjourned tJ the Columbia Gas as hostesses. The meeting opened with NOW YOU KNOW e s u er. A most ak· ments, feuds - and the t-eacher, Wellston Harrv J. Richards, office for a party. Christmas Christmas story from Luke 2: Combs, u lmp1tments of batr ways somebody passes a remar and others, see these papers W II t • corsages made and worn by ~ l-20 by Mrs Gerald . poomlag, have been found by about cloth co.at_s, ~;aning me: An ovet-frank autobiography e son Blrthll the members were jlldged by muth. preside~t. followed by =:~ paleontologists lo prehistoric Middleport, 0. Am I oversens1Uve · - PINK perhaps even the counselors M J E Ousley Wells- Mrs. Van Meter. Corsages were 1poem, Ever·y Year at Christ- I r'',.o,.ne-,.a.:gioe'"d"'w'"eiitlliioi.g'.,·........,..., LADY and others, ~ee these popers. to r~. g~~ . ·5·22 p m' Thurs- imade of dried material spraymas, by Mrs. Olin Knapp and II An ov~·frank aut?biography 1dt~· au eJ · · · · led and glittered, on a backprarer by Mrs. Wlidermuth. FolDEPENDABLE can rum a boy or g~tl through ; y. j ground of evergreen and riblowmg the pledge to flag, memd hi~h school because teachers ~ bon or nylon net. The annual Christmas dinner bers responded to roll t'31l with MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A . .• 0 h DO gossip. lt's worse than kin_l!lrE'argAedk' ' ·! I Blue ribbons were awarded and meeting of the Sew-rtte 1the hJppiest Christmos tht'y -ondMrs Lavle . erf!ar Ien ,.sIwre and teII" -· . Mms 'J ~~ rs. L to Mrs. Allard Pratt Mrs. Char- Sewing rlub was held Wednes-. mem bered. A gIfI was sent h. 'I MR . AND ,r..ms. T. n. Rubert w. J)a~s, . rsc ·r! les Lewis· Mrs. Leo Bryant and day evening at the Martin res- Mrs. A. v. Howell, a shut. in ; d M R. ~ntheld, Mrs. lomas · Tl a~- Mrs. C. L. Heaton and red ri11 - taurant later at the decorated ~ ----- - · · ! W• R•palr All Malctt Dear Mr. an rs. .. tm ~frs. RllV Mu1furd, drli. b ,1 J 1 T h f M D to St . k Donald Collins Mn Willard 1 y av know more about ' S R - h ~J L t ons to J~ rs. o Ill erre 11 , orne o rs. ay n r1e • , ,. •nd Models ! thi south~n . r do but if high i Jam€'s •.. o~s. ' ' r~~ ;: ;; Mrs. Joseph Struble, Mrs. Rob- land, inculding a lighted tree, Boyer, Mrs. Edward Wells. ~Irs. 0 ' ert Tompkins Mrs Charles Hay- under which gifts were placed Harold Hood and Mrs. William , 1 1 1 b. ' h' I.. Housh, Wilham ·· sc 100 au o 1ograp 1es are as 1Jo5· h Shuler Jr "'1rs Ottie ' · · · Ow Th · · 1 ""fl • ·• ' • es and Mrs Robert Lewis . Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr ens. e next mrehng will WY 2·2255 I d~ll es ~'0\!ege freshman auto-: Smith. Charles :W. Taylor, Zach •l <\ demons.tration on the. m~- 1 ident . mnducted a sho~i be January 5 with Mrs . Donald h10gra1•htes once were, vou h1wc , rr·1 1•It Ed 1· Van In W·1gen ' . . ' M K · h ' 601 E. Main St. . bo · 1 k i fl c • gar ' - 'I chamcs vf corsagt makmg was 1ness session when plans c rug t as hostess. ' · ChRriPs ·. gLVen ·b~ Mrs Van · G ut wor · p e ar 1 ""J'II.tan 1s. 1 Meter us- 1 nolhmg to Vworry ' completed for the1r . :~~~-,:~:t~ ~~~~=~~~,:.~iiiiiii~~~~== ed mv W<I through mllege as Le .· Jr and •trs infant son E . . .. . · . , a re~dcr ·in the English De- WiS, ~- .. - - · ~ng artlfJcJal and real mater- ; pro.jeet. Members are to WITH A GOOD USED CAR partment, and out of thousonds Jal. articles or food at the I or themes I found only one I ~ltJPt on Wedllesd(I,V Mrs . . Charles L_ewls gave a home by Wednesday when j that came within shouting dis-. Mrs. EvereU Bachner was 1reJXlrl m lhe Chmtmas flower kets. ~·ill be prepared for and : hostess for the December rr:~et- 1 sho\t. Mrs. Terr~ll, Mrs. St~U· 1 fam1hes. 1 lance of Peyton Place _ , lh:.tt was 8 mighty faint shout. i ing of the Group 11 of the F1rst ble and M~s . Charles L e w1s Secrrt pals ~ames Kids don't write family se·- United PrE'sbyterinn Church Wed !told or their appearance on drnwn for th e commg ye-ar. 1 cre!s to lheir tea~.:hers _ thev l nesday evening at her home on . WSAZ-TV Saturday, December Gilmore ret"·eh•ed a gift rrom •• ' s: 1 ~·c TIIAT for advice columil- 1 Third-av . The meeting opened ! ll. T~eX gave a stft wrap. dem-- the rll:? as outgoing presidenl .l ists _ 11. · with prayer by :'!Irs. D'.ngh! · onstrati.m and lhese padt~ges Mrs . (,J\more, nn behalf of the• DAKCt:\'G .MAN Wa llare. Two poems were- given ] woere d1spl~yed a_t the meetJDg. club. presented Mr!l. Charles 1 SPECIAL by Mrs. J . Bailey entitled. ''The i ~he_ traveh~~--pnze donated by I Rideout with a farewell gift. Dear Helen : Christmas Coo-Coo" and "Annie ! - · Gifts were exchanged and 11 We are ll. midd le-aged couple. and Willis 's Prayer." I program planned by }frs. 1'nm ll We both like to dance, hut I Mrs. W:.~l l ace presented R. \...I ' Grueser was presented. Ch.rist-·11 500 2 Dr. liT. H C'ylinder get v~ry tired sometimes. As, storv nf Marv. one of lhe w\Jmas readings were· given Standard trans. Had io, Heater I ha ve quile a few chores, some- ! me~ of the Bible. snd a carol Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. LOlliS II limes my husband ha_s to co1:1x 1 sing was held around U1e lightOsborne, Mrs. Raymond1 ~:~~ki :1 me a lot before I .dectde lo ~o- 1 ed tret _ A gift exchange was 1 Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. l • lie has the .habtt of dancmg i held during the social hour. The IBy Wayne G.. Brandstadt, M:D. McKnight. Group singing Convertible. 6 cyl. Radio and Heater. with me the first .dance. Then i home was decorated in keepAlthough dJmcthyl sulfoxJde 1Christmas carols closed the i ~ the neighbor ladJes are there, 1ing with the holiday ,easo'J. (DMSO) has not bee.n approved i grarr1. he da?ces .all evening with them i Hostesses were Mrs. Bachner, I ~~.r use as a drug, 1.1 has been I A dtu•~ert courSie was served il 1. tlunt mmd that , but there 1 Mrs_Jamt>s Buchanan and Mrs_I \\I~cly used to re~J~ve hea~- to the above and Mrs. l'hllfl"' 'l sJt ltke a bump on a log. a~ I Carl Horky. a_d es, ~olds, slnusJtl s, arthn- i Hoffman, Mr~. Ronald Brown· fewer men Ulan women dance ! . tJs, sprarns and, many ot~e.r 8· 1ing, Mrs. Calvin Simp.!ion, Mrs. 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. Std. Trans. Rodio and Heater. und 1 nev('r ~ ct asked. I nail I cute lnflammai.Ory condtl ~on s.' - --him when we grt home and . Plea.11ant Valley Hospital It ls not so eff~cthla ...Qgainst I belch. Let your belch come un· : he cimes bock with smart an~- ADM1'ITED: John W. War- chron.lc Jnflamrnat~ons . ~his com I aide-d and the amount of air I • wer<i . like ··Han:··t you. any .fn - ner, Leon: Mr. Jackson . R. JmrrcJal. sol~ent 15 hem~ pur- ! in your stomach will cease ends'''' or "You're Just Jea- Rou sh. Pt. Pleasant; . LIZ:t.Je : c!Hlsed m pamt slores anc~ o~er_j.-to be a problem. Anolher source 1 Matador 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Power Steering. . Jo~ s . " .H e~·eo. said one .dan~e Wag~oner, West Co\umbw. places by persons bl!~t rm ael~-Jof air sw:tl low:ng is lh~ hie- . . with hJs Wl!e 1~ an evemr:s: lS DISCHARGED: Mrs: Laota treatment - a dange. ous sbot t 1cup, but this is rtareiy .8 -daily , ' ~· enough . I told htm I ~ouldn · t ~o D~ncan , Apple Grove , carolyn cur at .b~sl. . 1 occurrence ' 1 to a dance with h1m aga.m. R1ce, Leon ; Joey B~rtley, Pt. Prom!smg as th1s compound ! . --- -- -. . --~ Was 1 right'! - DJSAPPOfNTED Pleasant : f\ora Kolhns, Leon: may l'oe as a drug , the reason Middleport, 0. locusl & Sycamore Sts. Oear Dis: Mrs. James Lavender and it has not yrt bf'en Jj1proved I 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, We wish you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Y Nr i Your hu sband Isn't very con-, son, ~1ason . for thi s purpise by the Food i sider:~te, and you're not very BIRTHS : Mr. ~nd :Mrs. i and Drug Administl'fltion i!1 that 1111~ : taclful. Show hlm you want to i Frank Hoberts, Bidwell, a son; ! the prcpl"'" c·9ncenl · ;~ l 1 on and • danC'e (not that yot1 're too l Mr. and ~trs . Jackson Roush . 1dosage have not been determintirf'd and it's ~ bi~ sacrifice : Pl. Pleasant, a daughter_. _ j e<L FuU1ermo~e, we do ~ot Cun-air Club Cpe. Std . Trans. Radio and Heater. when you go w1th h1m- ~md 1, : know what aennus , delayed s1~e think you'll be his partner music together at the hall, you effects may resuult from Jt~ more than once. won 't need to make him face · us... • • In other words. If you make . the music at home. - H. We do know that repeated 1...,-.,.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._........,........,.-.--, pointing of the skin with thlo Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. 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Sl<o:J4 .W . · fourtll S........ell!$ II ':at p m. Praver meotlnl; oeco;ICI .00 foartll llllll'ldl1 IYIIIII,.. and lim and third Stinday t:f• , ~ -- -----11M. CIJ<(t • -"""''· pu erungs ot 1.?.11 p. IIi. llelll.- 11(11111 - . lfOI'OIIlp / :Ill p. 01.1 llolllt, meeting and Christmas pariJ lllr. Mt Hermoo Jot... Br•!liHtt · Greal llend: RaY C. I. O'UII> lllblt "oiHiol '!Iilii. lh orne o! Groce Swartz. Wed· Qolldl ot mt Na"""""• Pam· iL Chri st Church. Jatoee Mot· 1111', postor; Roblrt IAWII, Ill~ Qleatol Olarca ol God, Ret. IIISday oveniq, prayer JerVIcel ....,, Rev. r l\'ne Henden;on ,. mou. P"'tnr So•<IIY llehool t :::tl a. !II. M01111na Wont>lp OllberlllpeDclr. J14111Jt, SUucla¥ at 7:l5. J119tor: Suoday Scllool 9' 30 0 . 8:30a .m. Preachlna servicu IUid Sunday ScllGOI; 1 p. IL ll:v· t:IIO • · m. lloi'IIIDI ' hOller 01• - Cllulftll allip urvictl 7' 30 p. m. Sun· first and thir4 Suru!ay olgblt ...., III'Viet; l"'undoy, NO abfp II L m.; ltqllllac llf .,. 1 A. Caato, Paatar; WOI' Ill,: . Mormng Wurship I0:3Q • · at 7:311 p. m, Second and oourtll .• p. Ill Prayer m.llaa. flea. 7 p. m. PreJII oerviCt at I L :r.., SimdaJ ..,._ 1: 30 p. m. P r' Y e r , 'undlly mornings al 11 a. m• .•. Carpoacor llopllol Clilrdlo 1:10 p. m. Wedlleldaf; YOIIDI llcboll al 10 L m.; WSC8 Itt a: ~ . 6:15 p. CD. E~enlng : Prayer meeting every Wed~ ; flilllda~ Scbool t·30 a. m.; llora. PeoPle's Service Friday, 1:30 11mtlday ol monslo: llaolt -'IDR · ·10 P. m Tbursdll' doy al 7:30 p. m. CliriJIIH II!" ; ln~ Wotthl!> IO:!S a m. j. IlL DINiiiiQ ani W....wio' ol tbf ~ el lilt NallriiiO, a. doavor second and lotu·lll Sllil • Jlnl IIIPIIII ~a. MMII,. ~ el God, 1111. IIIOrlab ...,,b. cine, Ohio. Sunday SchOOl II dayo a't 7,30 p. m. por~ RAlv. llooald Boone, .,. Jlet, OUkll WGI'llhl. . . - . , , _ M_.. a..ra t:ao a.m.. SUnQay worship Lillie ttner llailed a.-. ' 10 30 tor: Sunday Seoool t:!S a. m., lilfDday !lcnOOJ 1:4b a. m.; wor _ Pari A. Cillo. publr l'lor ~.,. · ~·~ sund·"M~• o( Chtilt, Cheshire · 1\Jf.. • .! fl'ra4 l!nffmln. 811111.: W:lt o. a111p eerv1ce u a m. aao I:IIIJ ablp ..me. 10 1 • m• ..., 111118k ~:"!. Servr~:·w..:... . Hartford Parish, wattlll . ~. ; IlL Worlblp Setflet: BYP t P. a. m. Prayer meetiDI 1:30 P Giber Sunday 1:45 p. m. SUD ~ 7-30 y lie M rr M . Zlnn, paSinr. Hart/on! 8QIIIt ; IlL; Evenbla Worablp. 7:30 P. m. Tueoda•; Youna People' ••· •·•--• W L m Jolin ~~U · p o.m. v, 0 " . Church, Comnumion Watallip ·, · #. "-~ ~. •• Woe astor . -. m.: Wid. 7:10 p. m. Prey• ....,tiJII. 7:80 p, m. flldlly . Bailey. Supt Prayer meetln& • · 101'\nce t a. m. Tueodaf, 1:• .; -ling Tbi"'OdaY. 7:10 p. m. lluiiiDd Cborcb .. Gui, Roo. ,.,..,, au MoiWIII dl.... llllllud Cbllh!ll ...... N'*": I Cbildten under U; '· Chll4ttiJ . !>l'lctlee. JOhn SmoUW<JOd. pu!Dr: &lDday _ Sunday SchoOl 9 a. m., Mra. eae: Sllllda; School 9.>0 • m. • 12 and up: 7:10. Adult 8fulr Jlnl llatlllsl Cltarcll, Potne. 8cllool 10 a. m.; Evon'"·li<tio Pred Nuoe. Sop!. Worship oer- Mornlns 1\orsbl~ 10:% a, m. &roup. ..., _ Ret. Caroer Wllllaml. .,.ice 7 p, m.: Youna People rlto 10 a. m, a.v . Wendell 1Evangelisllc sen lee 1. 45 ' · m. , iluDda1 School 1:30 1111 10::10. Bodeaver 7 p. m. Wedneodoy: lllu~er. pastor. Midweek prayer oerv«•, 1:45 p. llliddlep~~rt Jlnl uau.oa ,_ Worship oervice, 10:::0 a, m.; Prayer meeting 7 P. m. 8aNI' Death >~elbodllt Cllllreh, Mid· m. Wednesday. , ~ter!ID Church,~ 1 N"-- aat1 Jllllior cburoll flit day. dleport 111 ~ ao~ pastor· SyracUJe Chn:& Ill tile N... . ppelt, pastor· .,_. 1 ......., , --• ' Moore · ~ Church ...~ Scllool' Nile, "'""·-c.--...._ ·1·t ,·30 a' m. ' Mr' .,..,_.,_- o.cblidre!L Groce Epil<lopat Cllurcb, Mrs Nan n....,.u ,,..pt, ..-- .... ~ aa-- ...merof, .... HlciW<I II. . ~~-' Booda~ S<·houl9:30 a. DL ; Mom- oupt .: l~ :ijl) •. m. Ww-1 r•R P-· u - . '"" Supt.: CIIUrclt ...,..1, 9.110 a. ,.;,.g O p. at YF : Wed. 1:111' ~ llov, C. I. O'Ulnnor, pallOr . Martin, Hector Stmda' - Mor· &; Worsllip Service, 10:110 L inl lp I .3t a, IlL Choir: 7 o. m Senior CbiJir. SUntlay Scbool 1:10 a. m., Sam 111ng Prayer and ~ ... 10:311 m.; Metbod191 YOIItll Fellow· . . _ , . , Asstmbly, i!Jrl<ouo r1n1 ~ , _ 0 curtll. lllpt.; tO :U a. IlL Mort>. a.m. COIIH bour foll<nrlll&. lllip, 7 p. m.; OHicial Board l?t, Rev, 1UI E. Jollt.!, po910r. llyterta. Cliurcll _ Clttl'e., 'It ng wotshlp: 8:10 P. m. BYP IEolorpltlll!:liB Oolltdl, Re•. meeting, lot ~nndoy of montb, Stmday School 10 L m:: WOI' ,•-, . , a. m. : Su·1, ,onool ,,,. ·r and Junior fellowship; I p.m. 1111111011 Sltlith, paawr. Worahip 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Munday daJ, Wednesday tnd •'rtday. 1w a. m.: Blblo StliCiy, ..... :It Evening service: 1:30 p. Ill. oetVJ<t l:liO a. m.: Swldo) o1 '!luntll, 7:1111 p. IlL : Eleanor Tbe PenttoOIIIII Cburclo, MIJI. 7,80 p .m. '"' Wedn..day, Prayer meeting; &:huol. 10·30 a. m. Youlll i 'tl Wednesd•y, 1 p. m. Idleport, Soutll :lrd Ave.: Sunday : Chesbile-Kygll"illlrllonl .. . . -"' 1:30. p.•m.. Wedn.,day. S.ntor IOW&hiP , 6:11J p. m.; Boyo aud lllinmviUe Melhodlst t.'hurr~ · Scbool IO :•· m.; ~unday evenln!! iob, Harllord Blptlst . Clllll* ChOJr PractiCe, 3.311 P.m. Tua. G1rll fellowahlp, UO P. CD., Wendell G. Stutler, Pas rur.l eyangeUotiC sei'\'ICe, 7·. 311 p. m. Mornit>g Wor!hlp t.lt DET ... dav .lunlor Chnlt Pror•tlc·• EvemnM oorvice l ::lO p. m.. 2nd sunday School, 10 a m.: \\'or- Wednesday Boble Stutly 7: 00 P· 'mon "\Vote~ er lila Ta Cbelhll'e • ltY«er - Hol'llortl and 4111 SWtdays: Youth Choir . I ohip service 11 1. m. m.: SO!urrlr nlqhr Prayer and ' VIrgiM " Tuesday _ ~ Parlob, Wamn G. Zlnn, Postor. 6:30 p. m. W!tlnesday. Prsyet Moroe Cblpe IMetltodlot _ 1Worohlp 7·"0 p. m. Po,.or, Ret plaonlng meetill&, 7 p.m. !mr• • Tbe Hartford BapUot Chur~ Meeting, 7:311 o m WodJ!eodav Jlmei Early, pastor, Oliver B. L. Borrell · : The Unteid Methodist Cburdo, ~ wlll bll'e two Christmas 1 Lollrldge EIJB Cllarcb. R••· Sayer, Supt. Sunday School 10 I Barrlooavlllt Pros~ytoriu Pomeroy. Rev. Mtlril Aikin, =' gram• this year, The llrsl llugene &. Emerson, pastor , a. m.; Preaching 11 a. m, IChurch, John Dams. pastor: B.A.· B.D.. Swulay School t :· "~ be presented ~Y .~•! ~ ~: Sunday School 9 45 a. m R,.. Porllaatl Melbodlst Cburcl>- , <:hutch School 10:30 a. m. Wor· 15 a. m. Christllll• Sunday 1)1- .t, ~hool r~ am ~ : IOU Archor, Supt. Suru!ay B. L. McD•niel. pastor. Sunday :ohlp lttVICO ::1!1 p. m. vint Wor., hip IO:iMI a.m. Tb o ; en ar .~ro8~rode School ..rshlp 10:45 a. m.. IUIO 1:311 School 1:30. U.rold Rouoh, ! Reo<g..IZ<U t:;hurc~ '" JeaDI Chrislm8B Me'>'alt. Monday tf· by tb~la~t~h d BGptl 1 Church P. m. all~rnately. Bible otudy SUpt; Kenneth McLeod, ust !ChriSt ot Latter Day ' •miS. olll ening the Jm· L1a" meetl at pre~ 20 a 17 .~0 a 'Tb pub- llld prayer oervJCe led b' past- Supt., Preaching 7:30p. m. Sui>- mileo from Rad ne 011 Racine· thr home of Mr> Clifford ll:tllln . iled 'to iru.p.m. ll<•':n, er 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ChriS> day. I f·'orUand Rood. Sunday S<llool ersb&c:h on Mulberry Avtlltll, 01 "a~~:... hrll 111::;':, tnurc!J dan Endeaoor, 7:11J p, ·• lrd Rat!lao Metllatl191 Cbotcb, 'uo a. m,; \Vorsh<p IO::tll a Tuesday, n o p.m., t.he Lydia Sunrlay Schf'nii:SO a . B). Prea@. Saturday oJ montb. H. L. McOantel. pastor·. Sun- m., Sunde·· evenin~ ~erv ice at jCirde of the Woman's S()clety b'll! SUnday 3:30 p. IlL Mornla& 1i11r EUI aarca, day School 9 30 a, m.: Preacll· 7-:lll p. .n.: Wed .. wnr<lllo serv m"ts al tht !'nlltch, for tlle1r · fte<o . Menzel Smith. pqtor : I 46 In& 10:30 1. m.; MYF 1 p. m.; ice at 7:30 p. m. Pastnr, C W Chm lma< meetmg. Thur1day W! rree WID Bapllot Cllatdl, a. m. Sunday School, Frtd Prayer lnd Biblo Sludy . 7:311 p. Proffitt. All evenma aerv· rnlng . " ehoor ; ehear"l. Jl'ri· Rutland, PaJtor, Rev P 101 Smith, supt. ; Earl Shukr. Ass'l. m. Wt~dn ~sdav . ' 1r,. bf'gin <H 7·3n o m ~ay. < hnRtma~ ~·\:f' CandleliJht- -· Taylor; ~y ~bOOI, 10 1. m. Merninl woroblp IO:IIl a. m.: Rock SprfDII Molhndlot _ j Ulr Ledy of t..oreHo Mi ssion '"·' wonhp at ' :30 P m. . lll -' Guy Prltldy, SUpt.; Pmcnlng Preyer moetlng 8 p. m. Thur• Chester Lemley , pastor: Wor· Long Bollom , ReY. Thoma• Pt· lroend• ano membt:r. are lovlt- ' oervlce. 7:11J p. m.; Prayer tter· day. ahip ,.,..,co 9, 30 a. m.; sun- lt'Onek, admomstrator: Sunday ed. rlc"'-.) :~. P,_IJl Wetineoday. day S<bool, IO: Ia I . m.; MYFIMass 8 :10 a m.,est : Holy Uoy; , I' ' ML · MW~~~" ··'.Iapttst Bri. Sootb lletltol II:IJB Clwch - uc p. m. Prayer and Bible of Obligation, 1 • m Comer o1 Fourlb and Maln St Re•. Eugene E. Emmon, pa. Study Wedn•otiay. uo om .IGhn'a CotiM>Ue ~IIHioo: Middleport, Rov. Nyle fl<trden. tor. SWidaJ Schoell:l& a. m., Radald MOtbotllll ~ 1101r OU\will• <Untl:h Rta<<~ minister. Sunday School 9:!0 Norman H. Babr, Supt. SUnday Ret . c. J. Lemley, pastor: IRe•. frani Mamen. P•• a. m. Arnold Richards. Supt. Worship 10:45 L m. and 7:30 p. Cbureh School 9,30 a m.. l'lor tur , Sunday Mm w l O • m.; ' !:f I IMnmlnR Worship, 10:80 a. m. IlL Alllmlltly. Blbll Sllldy ohlp oervlce, 1030 1 m.. M ' Hol.v D" ol Ublog, );on 011 a. NMml Baptist Quretu su.. and Prayer Ar\'tet led by past- Y. P'. Monday, t .30 p. m I m.: Cool('~l!inr; , 1 2 hollr tJf'fore \lr ~ Edward Crook~ rtJ: ~ r :-:: l ~1ay Sch()l"l 9:30 a. m.: Wor- fr, 7:30 p. m. Tbunday. 8dwersvtlle Mfth00 ill1 Church ~18 ~ 41 lainrd r.rnup I of 1h .. F'1r-1 'lbip 11 a. m.• Prayu aervice, Syracuse E.U.B. Cblre:!b. Paul Arthur !IL;It, pi!tfJH" Snnna y j Tht Sah·at1on Army. Envc,y ited he!'b,\ tE>ri;m Ch\Jf('h .1 1 p. m. Wedne&day. "- SeUers. p..,, .SChool. t·MI • - m.: O':'ne Wolle . Ra~· S Winme. olft··er m cha r~•- Midd lt'f-"'i!'t ) I•Jnday t'HntnJJ. ior C&rlftoD ..:llarel'l Kln~blfl' 1:~ a. m. Sunday. ~~). Ben SUpt., &!rvl ct'S Thur~a<·;y e\'Pn ISunda~ W a. rn. tl0lmcss metol· itf! Chri~:l m<JI' pa-rty. The ('rOf'tkttl Road, Rtv. Clyde Hinton. pas- QuJsenberry, Supt., lO.:ID a. m. lfll11ng: lO <iO a. w. SunOH\ ..,NH,ol. hor.rJt ~~.· as df"Cora~ thrnn_!lh· tor. Sunday School, 9:30 • - m.; MorniniJ Worthlp aervice. 111 Sunda~ 1 P- m. \'q• m~ PPople'! out in Kf'Ppi ng with th~ hollday Rolph Cat~ oupl. Sunday WOI'...., Snl Sundayo o1 tbf montll; 8u"'"' Methodlsl Cbur<b - J .e~ion : 7 !10 p. m. s,.,1,,3110 n "'""" ship oetvico, I0:30 I. m. lod 1·30 p. m. Evening l!;von~eilt R L, .lcD~nlel, pastor: Clint mee~nt: Tbut<da y 1 , 0 3 " ' . ! :Ill p. IlL altamately. PtaW Uc Service. 2nd snd ltb SUI> Orr, Supl. I reaching 9.1& a.m. ,,. ,Home r,, aguo o 1, m Pre' I M" Thoma! Kelly. outg11A11 lllloliD8 Wednesday, 7:lltl p. Ill day of mooth. BI!'I'HANY - . Sunday School IO:lo 1 ~hurclo rlus., : 1 :liJ 0 m Rohle " udy. chalrmau, ptesldo~ and "''" C.hllrtbtr Cbapeh wor••IJt..,. 1:30 a. rn. Mornln1 Worship. Oak Gro\'e Mttbodil& C • !K'a~·er meeting Of.her sen• ices comf.; d thf' members. Mit. vice tat!h 3unday ll:lt 1 _ m.; 10 30 a. m Sut1day School. Btv- H. L. McDaniel, paator, Earl tit~ announcj>om~nt Dwi~llt Wallact of tht WurMI'I'~ ~unday ScboOI 10 I . m.: Youth the Theiss, SUpt.; 8 30 ?. m. Cr?"'• S :pt SUnday School II Poarr..., !ieveoth Day ~d'*- A"u<'iali;, n nr tho churcll COU· Servkt 8 15 p. m. Ev~nlnl Wor- Vollth Fellowship. CAKMEL -: 10815r!~!· ~M;=~nl L~·;:~, tilt Cllilltc• - Ml.llberr' t:itlgOU du~ted the instal_lation . :~ervl~ , •hlp 7 •· m. earh Sunrtoy UO L m. SUntla' llchnal Way ~ G Stutler stor Rd • nonh Dl Metg• Memoria·. for new officers oncludinj: !,Ita:. Bradbtlrf Cbur•• Dl Cbrlll. at Rouob, SUpt.: 10 30 a. m ::..hi Sc~vict a. ::Sw> llo!!Dital. Putor. •· ~ Gilloro : Richard V•ughan. ch4lrrilail: I Arl Marcum. minlsler: Bible Mornm& Worohtp, 2nd and .'tb da sJool9:4& a. IlL MYt· s .... Alliotanl Pastor , .lam.. R ' Mro. Edward Crooko. 11M School and 'domina Worahlp. llund•Y of the I'IOIIIb, 8 p. m Y& m. ~ra er . llotrer Serv~<u on Sa!Unlay . vice <halrman: M"' ~ 10:30 a. m.; CltrtiUon End..•· llvenlna Evangellotle Se~lt:t. ~ ~·: 30 o. m. ~ Sahb8tll licllOOJ. I ~~ p. IlL , l.lsle, l<'.cond vore chairrDIO: or, I P. m.: Fvemn& w.,.hlp, Ill and :trd Surutav of mn th I.e~ Fall• United Worship, 2::!6 D m.: Yo • tr M" . P1J~ Bostic. oecrttery : ' c. m. . ' - ' " Plaltll £liB Clrorclt. InC rl.r Church Sunda moering, Uti P m , Bible otu and <'hotlotr• Davidson. lrtli· Poaevme Cemarontty Clillr.. , Rev. s::Jene E. !lme;.~n. pa. t:30 a.m. worship St:rvJ~, I dy. ·nuuonay. l:ltl p. m., I '. " \"· Th~ m~ine: "'" "*IIIII II"· llusNII CIIDI. pa!IIAir. - ' tor' oP . a.: lltst lllld thltd Thursday !I li:vllll tleJ&hll, Golllpolio, woth • Chrlotmas poom. \ioune People's oervi<O 7·30 p. :""d"J. .:;; ;.....•· 8 :~ Sit> IDp 01 7,30 ...., the second 1:11e1 UlllltO Hro..,,. 11 Tbo .,.up llljoye:l a 11ft •· m. Thurlday; Evanaellltl~ ..,._ lllondiiiAY ,; aetVI<es led by lourth SUnday nighta al Qllr<bt Ill• . i:ldto II. chontl• durlnc 1111 ......._ 1'llf YICI SaiUrtiay, 730 p, m.. IUid rll' 1 p 111 Tullliay. JIIIDOS llorriioll, puwr. Ralb. naslor; Sunday School devo~onol Jlllltrill •• lifill SUnday 7:10p.m. ·IUI ·mteim& HOP tlyull R••......., 101.m.; li'lollfoHol•tnRer, sup!. by Mioa DavideoD aDd the 0 Hemlock Grove Clrrlltlltr ll:nduvor. I : L~ p. '!1. Christmas 1 waa tead b , · ' Robot' E. Smllb. Sr .. poolur: :;::~~· Ja~!lce Qul:~~be:~· m.,:;.:n:!:!..;'~. "'::;.., Sunday School I:IIJ a.m. 0. 'dn. Lyda Cbovallor prosidant. Mrs. Jack fto~ · I. p ' T . • bH p-- nHtot• Patteraon, Supt.; Wor . lo. Ill. '!on~ t ervlcet. 11111111 of salad as!IIIIUd Sunday School · """" ~ ' • Pre3 ch ft 2(1 m, · ,11r; 1. s 10 a.m. erry r......tl Ka rt 8upt · 8 u nd tv $IUP tU3U 1 · m. •Olitl"l p. m. m~ · p. ·• Wiehe' petite: f.lYOtl aid 1~="' ·~~ur•• el l.ttflll. ~I,~ i, m.: ·worobip botlrl! 46 p m.; ~vanJCtllollc m... ' lid <le•k Prav"r meel mg. 1 311 : ,.•r• ~ervild. ·:oill IIObln Mlft!Biot" 10 1. m. ..... 130 p. m.; Prayer meet- m. Wl'dntodll). Cll!t LoadJ;,·~ Joe SOD, S a· 1• •• u. "lol F W B Cbureb tftC. Thur&<''\V 1:80 p m. Mr~ Ma1.1e Rl'l llufU!•r Pr!Bfftt were Mrl. Wllliat, 1 tsa Homer Forrest upt. rbl vt, · · · llltlbodl Cll 1.1 J et p 1 Ch lotte D ~ Scltool UO; lderniD& li'orablp, Sunday School 8:4i I 01., Eerl "~lllf • IIR I .,.,., ull. llltlltel ~.~~ellnl .!'~ eoan Mrst •::.,. arllra !_.. ~ w Starkey aupt Eveninl oror ~ · .ev · ·· •• " Brethren ~urch - - • n, · """•• · • .,.. IO:IItl L mw. ~-·~~DI 7 orsno~. ·••· 7:30 p by Cecil Cos postor. SWltla1 8choot uo a Sc!Joot 9:46' a m. Worship, Lew\1, Mra. Dale Walbl!r._ 'Biblo P. Study. Ill - - Y ' p. m. "'""' · · · p w su-•' ·• "-·len Be d M J-"'Loyman; Youna People'o meet· 10.1 1111 Ill. tUPI.I 2ttd and 1111 ·~Y . w 1 .,..- e n or, ro. Ddtor 01 oiC:Uiallll&andBibleSiudy,7:!0p.m.:••nhlp IIIlO a.m.: ~••• m. Achalb Mlller, postor. I Satter~ld,Mrs.VJIIICbo,JIM. Blbfo School 1:80 a. Ill Prtacllo Wlilnelday: Cbolr praetico al iotflces 7 P. Ill : Evangeliltk UB l.'airlt'l. ~Afar, ,,.. I.tie Liale, MlL en.b, ... ui :!O a. m., llnt and IIIIN 7:IO p. m. lbutsday. ..,.... l•ao P. m. Mid w... ilaJ School UO a ra.: w.,...htr 1 Paul Bostic, llrs . Ja<k c:.Ii'?'nd Daavdlt PIJarlm llothlna, fP, orayer wvt<o 1 3D P. m. Will ,. .. , S.on<lo• 1 ~~ o m. , IIIIJI Momben ....,.,. nil <u~: Cltr c:bltt:b o1 ~II. 0. LlnR&Miie Ohio I, a .. 0 H. ond friday ovemn~ IAlart Falla ~alle4 Brcrbren call oy naming a lift Iiiey Miller Stteet· Sunday Blblt Cor, pastor ; Sunday &:boo!, ~ . 30 , . _ Oolpet Millllot., . . • Cbnal Church. Jamc, l1or· J!lVO the Clmt Child. - ·~--StudJ 1 a. 'm. &•IDIDI •or- .,._ m., Ro!Mtrt Grate. Supt. wor- tnen ~,.,..,,."tilt R••ad: ! . J sbl~ 7:30 p. m.: 8tbll llilciJ, ablp MI'Viet 11 10:3; I m.; Pll· OrUIIUI, Plltor: llotier l1o ~ 7:80 P. m. WttiDtlday. . lrllD Youth, '4S p. m.: !!>an- lord. Supt., '!uDday llciHroo Ill Middleport a - 11 Cb14s1, pUo11o oetvko, 7:111 p. m. Mkf. I IlL; ll:tllllltllodr Se.._ I· 5th an~ Main Slteetl Donald Wook Prayor ...., Pralle, Wod- ll p, m ..,_ meetln&. 7:1111 !Ueka. mlniiWI Rtblo lloilaol, -ay, 7.30 o. m, ' · Ill. 1'11-.11) POMEROY, 0. :118 a.m., ltanN'b Mcl!ilhlalltY &iqrloar lll1l 01 J ....ato'a latlaad lllalla 1 Ollra New Supt.: Momma WtiHIIIP, Wltn•,..•· Public mooting. s... 111111. 01111101111')1 PHtar: tlw> PRESENTS 0:80 m Evenlnl Wonfltp, dill' t p. m.• Wltdltotrer 1111t17 daY lt!hool. &·10 a. m.; 1 p m., Prarer Servl<e, Wetl- 1 p. m.; Bible atudy TutsdiJ 10•111 a m.: """cblll& '1111 • noaday, I p. m. 1 p. IlL Sttvica meeting. 7 p. Ill.; Prayer 7:10 p. m. (,\....,. ol il1lrtll, p._, m. Thursday : Ministry acllool, t'bul'lllav. (A NEW IIADIO PROOIIAMI 'Jrrrry Millin, pUIOI'o SUndaY 1 p. m. TburtdiJ. IJIWIM " - ln. lttlr• Sob()ol l :lt a. m. Cbui'CII 10 Ill 11. Peal'• aid St. Jolut'• t;umr PB•tat: ll<irlllctl otfiY 1. m.: ClttillliD Endoooor. I !Ill l.ulhoran church. - Morlllng a• /·10 D. ., p. 111. llvoallla Servlae, UO p. 110rah1P l:lt a. m. anti 10 4& ftt Cllllfl'll " .. m a. IlL: Sunday Sc:bool 1 SO a.m. Oleallr: Rev•. Herbert Grall, llalltld of Orlol - 1Both eonare,.llnnt Vt miJII.. (lllllor: Hk:tllii'l llar1on, lfdPI 'Roy c.vter, Milllller, Bible In& as one at SL John's Cburcll lltatilo ll!aseU AIIL 8upt School 1:30 a. m. Worthlp and at Pine Grove whill tbf 111w il.;hoo ' 1:80 a. Ill,; Murb· Preacblnt l!en'let 10:111 a. m, St Paul'• 1"'"""' '" hein•· llllill onr Wntllhll> II L Ill; NY PIS Sermons Actually Dellvaretl In Church IYI Young People's mHitng 8:111 p. .utnd Melltltliol Cltlrek, Ref, I 41 o Ill .: l!lttftlli& !letvlee m, Evenlne service 7 p, m. V. Pearl A. Cuto, pBiltor. Sunday '3D P. m • ldltlweail Prem • · H. Braley, Bible Scllool SupL Schoel at 9:30, Charles Taylor,!""'· 1 !0 a, m Wlldnllda, Cb""* 01 CWilt. Po. . !lupl. Worlllip 10tvic011110:46.. - " ' - U..ll . . N. . i ,j lECTOR rOY HarrlooWiflllt I!Atatl, Et> wltb the Rev. caoto. &rnday ll'lllt. fte<o t.'IYdl J lllrtlflr ~·•• UnderiOOOd, min~. II· ovonJna ,t 7:15, Chria~ pro- 1UtJ41• •· ·.,.,,~II a m.; 11otrn Sentinel Church News PIII'PU Pumeror·lllcldleport, o., Dor. 17, .1"!':'. , ' •. ,JJiiE DAILY SENTINEL fHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Devoted to tbe lutere~~ts YOUR CHOICE OP EARLY AMIRI~AN, TRADITIONAL, MOOIIN ITYLIS Onbe Mel&s·Mason Area OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME -- Rert'o nloua Uvinl for Jour l!omo """' 1 ••n"' ... u01101 ,- .·.to ,.., tavorlw TV neliD« to • -.r~o ablo imootll rv<tinJ oetloD, then reellne to 1111 ]>Oil~on even to full bed poolllon, JOU will never be llllllled wltll any otllor ebotr. leo oar l;(b'l•tmo• oelecUon, RUTLAND; o;- ·-~- --- ·-· .. ~INCIIif<I!I:INituRi, Middleport LOCAL UNION 118118 ltavtoiWOf)l!. fl VL Ba~en ,. \ of Rall1:111'1 Bread aupand. OhiO , ,._.ii!iiiiioiiiJoilli!!.~ . .~ ...~ . 1!1!·,111'... ""'··"'·~~~"".~· · "!'!::~.•.~•. '!".'!"H...,_____,.,..__•~..~~~~ ""¥' . Grace Episcopal Church """?""· THE SPREADING KINGDOM SUNDAYS at 9 AM ttur.. 'lund•• RADIO STATION WMP0-1390 'iiiE REV. RICHAID II. MAITII ~,,Ill', .., ~~t•Jtiiillf • • ~ tve.a~!M !'P ,gi.~',~ .~·IP_ ., . •~~ �;,.;ll ·•lf<"' •~ • ·~ ,. .., -... .~< /> ' " ,; ,. . ,. ..... ,.. . . . . ~-·. ~a •.,. ~ ~ ,... ... # • .,.,...., t ·· . . . . . ... M~ O .o~ . · ~ ... ........ .. ~ ~ . . . .. . ... . . ... . . . . . . ... . ,., .. ~ ~ • ' I~ 'fOV~ ~W6H IN Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board - - - - - -- - • . George 1o oerve H.withWeomoth, Brock were Col Vienno, PI'. l'l,t;ASANT - Min VlrWANT AD W. Va., vice presldellt; C o L aJu l!udon, -~ 8lreet, Clyde NEW P. Law, lle«!y, W. Va., INfORMATION ... ....... by Sbertll IJ&Att&J.N. member ol tile bolfd of dJreo. Everyday Specials Georp Jolm... lo tile pol~ 1 •• ,. M flll) ~,.,. ,.,.tolk:atlo• at llnPMia.• Oeaiii!W 11100 A.li lloD ol Chief Depaly of IU tors. tl.-nna, 01' Marie's Style Pool ~· · to~ 1 AI IV,_ Tu Departmeal of 1 iO HftD' "tlfiN .. SERVICE ANNOIJNCED Halrcull . .. . .. . . $1 .2& Coouly. "' ~ I I M Ki"' ~ e~ n., , ot:OO .. • PI'. PLEASANT - Funeral Shampoo & Sail $1.50 ro. .,., ... l"ahltn .. lmJ GOOD SELECTION herMlu aew- dalles ...Dee. will · r1· 1o aervlce lor Mrs. Alma Beller, RllOUI.A l'lVN. 1963 8!Jick Le Sabre 4 Dr. Sedan- $1795 $3.50 tton l"u ntr•ll e• •I'IW'rvv tiW "'!It nplace l\obOrl E. Peoples wbo 68, Leon, will be held Sunday Uad C1r CPttr to •dl• "'' ....,, IDJ 141' (klloMe4' Deluxe ttim, tinted glass. automatic trans ., VB engine, Permanents . $7.50 up reolgned tile poollion 10 become 2 p.m. In the Walker lolathodisl , """•"•• •. rut"' €hu•JI<' ., Turq. (\nish with matching interior, new tires, owned Wa Sell and Serwice r••t•nrte<' tmrrotolll•t•l• nw o u to 306 1. MAIN acllng poolmaoler of the local Otapel, Robertsbnrg, W. Va. ,,, ,,., ...._.u Mot ..,. ....- pn n~l l>W ku b_v eldt>r1y gentleman and is like new throughout. Only Wigs and Wigletl! more ;nUJ 00" •Mf'lrrecl tmMirf.lOI'I pooiORico. Miss Sanden ba1 with the Rev. Paul Graham of. served aa oUJce depoly of lhe ficiating. Burial wUJ foll0)11 In .,.,.. . 1 1962 Chevrolet Impala $1695 Marie'sStylePost d T B "'""' .._ .,a~~, .u ..,,.... RL Ph. WY 2-5271 Wante 0 uy lerted and Ia>: department for the patl the Walker Chapel cemetery. 28,000 miles. 124 • ~~i~~~'m.. :::" ,;n:;;: ~a:,~- i St. Wagon. 327 cu. in_VS engine. automatic trans., pow· Syracuse. Ohto authmiztu! ..ven yean, ud wJU be ...,. Mrs. Beller died Thursday in u , "", ~*' ...,rd a n-. er steering and brakes and power rear window, lugga_ge BAILEY'S Christm~s special :,;!a.;';~~j~~:te~':1~:::t~-~L~tJ:~~j,~ plaeed by Mro. Danay Job- Holwr Hospilal alter a . long ~~.~~~~;"'~)~>~~~;~~:... 011 oaWI • _ , rack, radio and heater, new whitewall tires. Black fmand up to New Year's only, •u~h .. ,.., lllness. Friends may call at the • ·•· P• •CI '"thll'l lD "'.,.. ish, red interior. coon. $1.35 to $2.25 L. Ex. L. !:~ premlm. Mohr-Stevens Funeral llomf , 1 rH'sum o ~ rii-,N1H• J~ · them m · boys now. said partln •r• required to anawu 111..,.,....,.......,..,..,..,..,..,. • • • OIIJTUAH won~~ '"'• EXPERIENCED M Brmg after 7 p.m. today. tm om flf-aen eadlboal:l wnN If! Bil. l Ba1.,ey, ReedsVI'll e, Oh10. " •· on or berore tbe 8th day of JaliU&r)'•l' :1 !.::! I on·~t;J aovRti o. 1981. u:ao A. 111 t.o •otw> IP ._ D111l' 12-16-6tc Date:,.t::K:~~ t:'!d.., N~D PRESIDENT Slt11rd..U I :Jil " · 1'1 ' 0 11100 IIUOII OPEN EVES. 9·.00 P.M. - E-0- - - -d I Admlnilltrat rix uf •he ~111• PI'. PLEASANT -Col. WiJ~ JOINS OASJ' rr-o iO &A&" WAN'I' : a goo natura gas ot Leona A. H1nea wauoo. u.Tf> ..... ~ • heater 85 ·000 • her s. Brock, 9th Street, has HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - s~ usUl-1 t'ROTII •I tHO --. circulating t e:u e waN'1 "'" POMEROY, unnl' B.T.U. input or more: Prefer· ~:;n~::~o:n~~:.!m: been elected president of the mon Signoret, 1959's Oscar win. PHONE WY 2-2156 From the largest truck or ably with a large ran blower. "'· 1~ "·,.. "" ~ 10. 11.,.. West Virginia Aucti.....-s As- ner, has joined the cost ol "Is ---.::;-:;:,IF;~;;d--~,----c==cF~ R FOR SALE bulldozer rodiator to the Ra - WI 93272 0 ooclation during a special meet· Paris Burning" f11m1n1 In 1 For ~"~---"- ,o==_;,;;~;_:;::===·,ll smallest beater core. Ph?tne: Fracnkme,Cie! and.• B 0 ~ ; Ml!loLs Gc'oLuNTY log of the association. Elected France. Wfl e: lEAL ESTATI OWN!.I Los' and Found ROOMS and bath. unfurnish· Oh' l"l5 3t - - - - ---OPEN EVES. TIL 9 86, RBcme, 10. lr c 1I The tu book• ..... now LOST Collie ed. real nice. tops in location. (CLOSED SUNDAYS) ---·--·· · the De~wn~r of F1r•t hall ;;;,;,.,;,01 ·"lllor. blonde and whil e. Minersville, phone WY 2-3J24. WY 2-2l4S Pomeroy FURS AND beef bides. Carl ,or,n.e •~~&1 aeal &rt~ta Taxa.. Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio •'••'"· ' ,".'"196_w . Cio•lnc date will ' .·t10 ker cham around neck. l2-17-6tc Christmas GIF T 1 ! ·~~~~=~~:-~~ ___ 11 19 25tp Ho ..·., rd E. Fr~nk An:; wers to name of HOUSETRAI LER, sleeps four . IDEAS at Landmark Mel ,11s c .. unl y Treu u"'r 1 · • •RL GRUESER, f'lunobi'trtg ~n •"'TIQUE Furn•'ure, dishes 01l n. 24 -31 n) 7 · ~ 1 - 211 " ~. lf toun d. con Iac I "r..a rl Brown's Tra iler Par k, Mm· IIVl · N. PC'ac h Fork, or Phone ersville· WY 2-3324. 12-17-6tc and He«ting, Minersville miscellaneous. Call or wr1te : ~-Q%5. __ __ _12ROOM rotta~e furn ished or Ohio. End your sewer Mrs. Howard Cecil. 100 W. 4 B les. We have all sizes se,ver MalD St. , Pomeroy. LUST - Coon 0 og. rown , unft1rnished. Inquire at Car- Boy's or Girl's 44.95 blcy-c1t 416 Moln St. Pt. Plouonl, W. Vo. machines. Reasonable 8 29 tfc l,luP t1ek tree and Walker mix- man Rest Home RD 3. Porn- with purchase of this 2974 eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, .. ct Has co\lar, no name plate. croy, Oho . t2-17-3tp Call WY :t.- • da v or mgnt I FURS WANTE_D_:- Red·- FOX~$3. 9 15 tfc · . UNICO 28 CU . FT. Muskrats, $1_50, raccoons, $1.· 'I 11 "oh.1n•on Chester l-'hunl' SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ''_ n " • · · • T\VO bedroom housclra•ler, all CHEST FREEZER "8' 2'62 12-14--3tc l 75. Maran Fur Agen~, (0. DEC. 17 ITEM IN OUR STORE . Noti-ce- · $299.95 r 0. Wright) N Brown Ma- The Middleport unit of the Bill Wellmon Lft Williamson "12-16-t.fc "A GOLD STA R STORE" son, W. Va _ Ph. 773·5296, WCTU will meet Friday even\\rEl\E~D Specm ls - 10 gal- ----- Q week days 4 p.m. 12-4-30tc lng, Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the lon t.-'{jU!ppcd ocquarlil m $l3, 1Tl-IT{ EE BE DROOM ~ouse. for 1 POMEROY First Baptist Church in Mi<ldi<>i 161 2 2 l\1·e wtth pu rch<~se pat r ,,f j ~ent Phone WY - 2l6 . N. J•ck w. Cm•v Real Estate For Sale port. drlux e gupp ies. Red Finned · :~th Ave. ~1 Manager The Past Matron's Club 18 2 Te tru s regular 75c for 35c. 1 ( ~l'- 'lr:;:; r•.m .-.. ,, hJ P rle-~ 1~(;'1]~~~P~h:,W;:'Y;,2~·~r,'-;;'J Evangeline Chapter, OES, Midil ;, 1; Pet and ~ovelty Shop. ed ODd otnfumiohed apart USED PARTS FOR ALL il.,,t.l.,.. /Jt6/fto dleport, will hold their Christr· .·ra PrJwell St.. Mi ddleport. I menl.9 WY t-!0434 17 1\ tfr machlneS. repair ser I MAKES & MODELS y.,rliU ~ 1 . , mas party Friday evening, Dec. l vice. all makes. WVp 2-22114 1 t. lhio. Hours 2 to 4 p.m __ "." d'1 !- ROO_M__ ifr];:;-~dapartrr;ent . ·. · pOMEROY-One storyframe,, 17, at the horne oI Mrs. The Fabric Shop, omerov . 12 Mi1et North of Pomeroy DEC 19 5 1 11 hJ !! p.m. __ . _ 12 . 1 7 ~3 te for renl. Phone WY 2-2776. Authroized Singer Sales and On State Routt> 7 part Permastone front , i ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. Service. ! 29 tfc I PHONE 985-2297 rooms, mod~rn bath, full base- Annual Chnstmas prograamhristl ".r.\'~~ I .Y'1'5 Grocf'r)'. now lorat- 1 Rowl ey and Heed Hardware. men! gas furn "ce heat1' ng,l the Bradford Church of "' t·J ncar t.l1e Avenue Br id ge. : tfc APPLEs. red-nnd yellow De liei ' ' .... . double garage. Excellent 1~ : Dec. 19. 7 p.m. Children's 11 1 v. t:l d 11 ~e S,J1urrfttv evening, I - ious. Stayman, · HEATIN G~ PL UMBING Ctttion. $11 ,000. gram of songs and · DfcembN 111 . but will bl' op-1t'HAII.EH LOTS - free .ew Gnm es Go\dJ~n . Melrose. I Ooxol bottle Gas Arnold MIDDLEPORT _ SiX room 1an_d a candiPiight service f· n :d IHI I' nt'w lm·:Jtion 1Ihe 1 agt and water 6rown ·q !Tall en dai ly and Sunday. thers. 618 E. Mam Street frame-, modern kitchen end mixed groups. l• 1rmer Coleman \ Grocery lo· ' er Park ISf a\e ApprovOO l Orrhard, Wilkesville. Ohio. Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc bath hardwood floors, fir!!· The Pomeroy Bend ( .'iit iizentsi t.J tl! 1)!\ H1mte 124· Hulb nd l Mmers ville. Olllo, l'Done W\ 12 8 30tp plac~ eoncrele front porch. : Band Radio club will have J:o.1d ut ('1 1 nl;'~ Cap h Il l) . l z.:-tl?4 I I~ ELECTROLUX cleaner· repos-: Close' to schools and stores. 1Christmas party December \\ ~·..:tnl tn 1\ l' komC' e~''~ ry- 1 4 riom.l. unfu~ni!-ihed apart- sessed, take over payments. Phone Tod11y For $8.SOO. , at Pomeroy second ward house. r;~1·· (!pen week d:1ys 6:..; 0 a.. m~nt. Charles Lyons, Mason, 1 $6.00 per month. Phone 675 - · HARRtSONV(LtR ..;.."· !.~.~ '"-!tory j Potluck redreshements w1ll . ll-ll-tfc 4331· PL. Pleasan~ W. Va. I FREE ESTIMATES I fr ame 6 mnms bath utility ,.,rved at 6:111 p.m . There will 111 I·• B p ,,, """ Sm1day 9 11.. Va. 773_5611 _ 1 room,' fro nt po~h, 'garuge. ; be a $1 gift e~change. am . 1o 7 p m. l2-17-3t p - ------- ---, 12·16-6tp 1 5 ROOM f11rrish!:'d np:1 rtnwnt -- ------ -- ON Large lot on Route 648 _$3,800 _ D~C. 20 Cl \ Shc.nl. Sondav. Drt·emher IVY 2-22llll II 4 tfc R. C.A. certridge tape record- eALUMINUM SIOING c. c. CUl1\LER REALTV Meigs County Hospital r nm 1•1 L:<~.r k \\""r ll ()n Farm. \'ht>s- 4 R::!Oil·l ~J OUSP. 2nd SL, Syer. Bottled glls eook stove. I eSTORM DOOR WY 2-3830 WY 2.3638 mission at Veterans Memorial lf·r . 1Jl11o. spon~orPd by tliP r:H'use, wi1h hnt and cold ' Intercom, 2 unit s. no wiring & WINDOWS l2· 17-5tc hospital December 20 at 8 _p.m.j C ll. ·,• ~ ·r Fin~ !J~·parlrm- nt. wil ler Moore's gas heater requirt->d. Howard L1rki ns, eROOFING - - -- -- - - Regular meeting. 12 16-3tp htg garden lui IVY 1-33.i 2.1 Portland. Ohio. Vl 3-2461. Exterior Decorators For Sale: Houso and lot, Kerr SHOOTING match at ~menc<n - - - 11 24 Uc - - - - - - __ l2-lii-3tp I Of Ohio St. ~ity water and gas. Rea· TO HAVE 8UJIGI>RY Legwn Farm. Butland. Ohto, · BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms :PONIES for Christmes, all IOO<lble. M. Mollohan, Tuppers 0 12 644 Bctch Grove H.0ad, Sunday· [1 livi ng room, dining room, kit· 1 es and ages. Some good o;<:b~ ["'"'W"Y=!"-5~ucruMooldd1EJiel'p"ort,.=,·~~ Plains. ·l4-Stp PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. JJ ec. i9 al noon. Shotguns. ellen, basement and g<irage One-third down. Ba\acJ~e FOR SALE: 24 acre farm. a old Somerville, Park Evrryoue welcome. 12-14-5tc fo rced arr gas furnace. But- the month. Paul Orr, WI 9 Compjete Servk:e room house, 2 cisterns. 4 out. IUffertd a stroke while ' ·------- - -ternut Ave. Cat1 WY 2-51 27. 3192 after 5:30. Crill Bradfqrd buildings. In Hemlock Grov, in the choir of Christ DBLICIOUS Homemade Pizza, Jl [3 trc,TW - 0 - bfd 54;.- - Hou•eWrite,......, 01 C.Diatll UJe furmer Edwin Schu~ pal Chnreh Sunday, Dee. 5 50c "5c and $1 00 size9 De-- -· room . . ' the1sa property. Phone WY :t.-- undergo surgery at Cabeiii·Httm-1416 M81 St Pt PI nt W Ya A. l.. ~RADFttRD bos "Jal 100 M n • • ... • • • 12 10 6tp U gt 6004 ft 5 00 1 ' 'p.'-. 11 50 J· ek' · D _1 MODERN unlurnished 3 rooms I trailer. 8x:l8'. New pamt JOb. r"~~a:":tiddlc ; / 12s 8 ~'c and bath._ Furnish uttlities. l See it at Daniels Gulf Sla· BaciDe. Ohio a er • p.m. n on PI ay. r e OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, l • P I Coats Bwldmg. ll 16 tfc !ton. Racme. . • I Uo FOR SALE: 6 -room house with Somerville was • patient at SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS AO..Iy INlth lull basement 8M Hy- GaiHpolis Clinic lor IO!V«al ,.. Card o I T" · Pn kS .DOUSE on -Lincoln Heights :$- -MILK- cow,:- a calves .. D. sell Sl., Middleport. Phone: then moved !Al the · ITEM IN OUR STORE 600t> ~IWE? ARE T~£ RVNNER5 OILED? BusiiMIII Services GIVE A !SIGNS Pomerov OlfAliTY Motor Co. BAIINEY GOOGLI llld SIIIUPFY SMint 66 ~~:~::~·.~;""· WHAT ON AIRTH COOLDV~ Pomeroy Motor Co. Pomeroy Motor Co. .. ' ,. ,, fREE ~ -"- ~· - ~--- 1 ~~~;:·~~~u;~'l'i~~; ~~ ~~o: SOtiAL •=====-----.-,' BAIRD BROTHERS AU J r:. \ ... Auto Sales BEDFORD .......... · -· ··· .20 CHESTER Salisbury Local S. D...- - - .20 COLUMBIA •••••• ··· - · - · .20 LEBANON Eastern Loeal S. D, •••••• .20 SoutberD Local S. D............. .20 l .liO 17.110 ,Ill) 3.80 3.80 1.80 2.ll0 2.150 l.liO 20.110 ,Ill) ,Ill) 1.80 3.80 2.00 NEEDED IO.SO Eutem Local I. D. ···- .20 1.80 2.00 IO.liO 1.88 1.811 :ue 1.411 lll.liO lll.liO 1.1111 3.80 1;80 1.10 1.811 1.110 1.80 ,20 2-2156 IAETNA CASUALTV lnsuronco Mullen Insurance AgeDcy, lac. 1'omero1. Phone WY UIIIL I I Uo Pomerw V)))qo ··---- .20 ICIPIO Norlhwellern Local S. D••• .20 IIIJ'I'I'ON So1ilhent LOcal 8. D. ··-· .10 Racine Vllllae ----·--- .20 .qjo"!l"'l1' .~IIIU."•- -, ••;;;... ,20 Pomeroy nttou • D. ---- !» .!15 .115 .115 1UO LIIO 1'1.80 15.10 lfl.lJO .115 20.ll0 111.110 1.811 . ,11 .1S .11 ..,. 80.10 111.'111 IUO ,Ill) Jl .115 .II .11 .II ,20 18.00 17.110 22.80 az.80 ,Ill) ,Ill) .1S 1.80 l.liO lliJO ,Ill) .16 1.811 1,80 1.00 .70 .'10 2.00 ID.IIO 111JIO 1D.IIO ,Ill) .11 28.10 .115 .II .1S .1S 32.!10 .11· Z2.80 6.011 - .Ill! 8.00 8.70 7JO uo ..,...,. ..,..; - ........ bod.y:&bM. l ...... ~ kt>reaa •.·- LjOU 'D 11. Klnd of .. by the time r,. oaunto4 '" 10 r. ltlll •ad and tllt(N out ol NIICihl!.t ." .,_ :•. • roU change ,....... mind. "0\J' river Uncle Pert ' 41.~ 4-2. Cant .a. Attica comm.- DAILY Cln'P'r04UOTE - U.O'a •ow tto ww1< J&t AXYDLBAAXB II LOifGrllLLOW One Jet_ l « llb!.plJ studs tor IDOtber. In tbla Am)lle A iB used : : the thrH L'.. X tar the &wo 0' 1, etc. Bln,rle IItten, apoa.o Phies. UMt length and tonnatloa. ot tbe wordl .-e an lltQ da1111e- let.... - dlffemlt. ...~ QIJHJLCQW&: l7HliTHKX N'ONDAY t'lllU.l l'liiDAYt :OO Sign 0D - News 6:00 Sacred Httr' 8 :Iii Melp County RFD 8:25 Paul Bowero, Form 8:3i: NeM 6:57 Weather 7;00 NaLIOOBI .~ews 7:05 Bill Miller Sho• 7:10 Spor!J Parolte 7:35 Bill Miller qhuw 7: ~: Piclen~ HarQWUI.J tTu.. Tbnrs.) 7:i0 Newo I Bill Miller Show 1·45 Baker Furnltura Shuw 1 :~ NeWI V: llti C.!leo wtth Jan.C lt :OO Portrllll ol • Patrlol tO·I~ Swap Shop 10: 30 Bill Miller Bru"cb Sbow IU:!5 Ma..,.n Agr_ P-ogrom 1'1\•IJdiJ) 10:45 FIDlfiJ Woronlp ('l'lmn.l 10:45"·A.b.C. Proaram (Frldayl U;IJO Nelli u.o; no,·· C.untry JU.ICUOD 11:10 1'1111'1 C.W.try HyDIDI 12.00 Cement Btoclt News J:< ·30 Godsler'o Guest Star . tFrltliJ) IUD Larry Allderooo Show 3 'If Jim 14... S•·· • :15 8'" -·· a '"'" ... Sbo ,, ~•·- ndw W • 30 "'lectrl c N •· , c ompallj> eon u Jim Mees Sb : • "" 5·110 ~ewo 5•05 Jim Meeo Show 5:!0 Rlr.er'l Waather _Report 5:50 Sporu PltiGII THE lORN .LOSER ...... VFCXLI QQ X C Wl4G• KWIII.-JH~F -.............. _, l'eeterdq'e CtJ . . . . . . : A C'tlJifNINO HAR ~ lill 1110 QNIJI HAlJI' All li(UCH AS HlliSm.F. -Bli:>ltUER WMPO ..,. 8:00 Sun<loTnl sereude 1:111 Sign Off SATURDAYS 8:00 SlgtJ On - News 8. 30 Happy Valley Boyo 6:111 Country Music Timo WJEH LOO 6:20 Cuurttry JamDtJree Monday Tbroagb Friday 1 '00 Protestinl·-~ 7: l5 Sign On, Musical Clocll 7:311 S)>Orll Parade 7:!5 Echoes of Joy 7:35 LIIITJ Ander!lflll Show 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa lb:!5 II'• Mu!Je - >\rmy 8:05 World News 11:00 Dutto.t'tt'tmd H1!111! Oatry 8:10 Sports Today fop Ten Show 8:15 Weather Picture 12:00 News 8•16 Musical Clock l~ : l5 luSieal illterlud• 8:55 Community News 12•30 Rev MerllD •'eeta 9:00 Talk of the Town 1:00 News 9:55 Masoo County News 1:05 Jim Mees Show lO·Oo Public Service 5:50 Sporto Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 6•00 Sundown Serenade 10:30 Latchstring 5:45 Stgn 011 11 •00 News .Sl'NIJAVS 11:05 Morning Melodies 7.30 Sign On. Arm, 11our <except Friday, Chnrch 7:>5 News B~llo Ring) ! :00 Baptlll La)mMn'; Hour 11 :45 World News 8:30 sunda) Show · , . ll :ii!i .!llas.Qn County News 1:30 The Bible Speal• to You12 :00 Community News 1:45 Legtslallve Report 12:1li Noon News 10 (II The Good l.Jte 12:10 Markell lU: 1• t.Alngressman Moeller 12:15 Mid Day Weather 10:30 Tho Country Hymnttmers\i :~ ~~:~~~ g;;~ 11:30 The Qu1e1 Sour 2. 30 County Agent l2 00 N ews 12•45 12 • · Country Go Round :15 The ChrlsUIDI Honr t .·55 News Be·•i 12 " :30 The Rev ~ .. rt:r feell 2·.00 Country Go Round 1:30 Tbe Rav. Silos Billups 2:55 News Beat 2:00 !be Rev. Alldrew Farsons 3:00 "lid Way Matinee 2:311 Sunday "'''"""'· 3 51 News Beat 8:00 Sundown Serenldo 4:00 Discing with DoSI 1:45 SliD 00 t:JO 2'!_terchange WJEH RADIO 4:45 SpotHght on Sports Uli Weather 5:00 Community News t :IO World and Nalional News 5: l5 Sign 011 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8 5 Weather Picture 8•16 Pt. Pleasant Football l0 :30 Songs fnr Cbildt<n lo.45 Golden Key 11 :00 New s II :05 Saturday Show 12:00 Loeal, Ohio, Nat. News 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram• 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:3il Newo Headline• 1:3[ Saturday Matinee 1:55 Ne , 2:00 Satu. ..!ay Matinee %:30 New s Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee %:S' News 1:0.. Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Ht!adlines 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:3l Saturday Matinee 3:05 News 4:00 Disciog wilh Dost 4:30 Radio R 1 0 1:00 News Roundup 5:15 Sign Of! .:.:___~~--..:.. 11y ART SANSOM .......... - 2UO 211.81 BOW.AIID I. 111AN1. lhiCI CotrD1J n...nr ' WINNIE WINKLI By BRANNER SA<':~ . r ; o :::.o t'WrH • I II ';;I • i J. ~~ : ~~-_rr TIRRY u ly GIORGE WONDER . ·. ·" --,..." .' , lj t5C WN 23.60 JG.Itl IIUO -'\ f-'!: INS'S'EO ••• .ret •· ... · 4 ~ ~ ' 16.Sell&llle l.egtstotlftl lll.lt Real eetate ta1u whlcb have aot ben 1J1id It the eloae ol eaeb eolleetloo UITJ • po. alty ol ten per cent. ta1es maJ be Plld at tbt offlct of tht couotJ treuum or bJ' awl. Plea11 brtnll. vottr l,a!lt tu reae1pt, 'I,Cid tf vn paJ bJ mall. be IUl'e to toeate 10111' propertJ bJ' tsllDI distr1t1 s.fd tnclose~ltlmped ·telf·addreFifd l.b91.1Qpe, AI"IJI IIIIDint ro.ir til reeeapt to that u tt~Yetl lu fOUr proPert' Ortiee Rotu•.....a:oo A..M. to 1:00 t' .11. daU, elrl"pl Saturrh11~ wbeo oflaH el~ee &1 Nuua. t u Boolul wiD bt open Decembu 201 1181, *". February t. 1966, , .....~!. !' ~ " IO.Hemr, 18.80 .10 .10 ,Ill) Jl II. A... :10.8...... ntU-. 11. IOJ!I ,.II .Ill 19.810t.ll . ...... IUO ••• ruo ... lfiddleport VilllJO ···~-- .20 RUTLAND 2.00 18.00 22.110 I... i I uo 2.110 Norlhwettem Loeall. D.•• .20 lilltlood V)))qo ·-·····- .20 SALEM Norlhwoatern Local S. D..... IALISIIUBY SalllburJ Loeal S. D. ··· · - JIO SaUoburJ Bedford S. D. •• .20 '' I 3.80 IUTLAND DAILY S~NTINEL It SOuthern Loeol S. D••••••• .20 OLIVE Eastem Local I. D. - - _. ORANGE n HI I LETART THE ·~ i' •' AND CORPORA.TIONI Eastern Local 8. D. ---· .20 Apply WY r.I '"I H l SCBOOL DJSTIUCI'S z i~ zag, makt buttonholes, fancy designs. Take over pay· ment:;; of $6. ~r month or pay balance doe $&1.44. Try It in your .home. Call WY 2-6555. 12-lHic .... ,.,._ .. Vletoril, VOUMAY GO. 5-':IOM'f. DA'i f! 211. Bim>b IL """"-GI: I RAnS OF TAXA nON FOR 1965 7... X. Yam i 7:___ -..-. O..,....S Wll'JI ALL I MEAN,SIR, 15-6LlLP! · EVEN a~puallt ft. Greek dlatect I 1 11.11111111' medan religion · WE:- WISH- 00-thank~ the- frie nds , new ly decorated. in;ide and I A. Milam, Rt. l· La~",svtlle" OvoroHo Employment Pl Pleasant 695-260'1. bosplt.al lor fnrther tnolmeflt 1Lll WllllotMOn 3 575 1 <J.nd neighbors .:~ nd aU those i out. Call WY 2-5l27· ~on: ~-H 2lZ..l~ tp All trade• truck driver to 11 te tfc and surgery. "'ii:iiiiiiii:iiiiiii:iiiiiii:iii~ 10 29 who helped during the illness : ____ _ _ _ tfe I STEREO-RADIO project engineers. Africa. iiiii lnstrudions und Uea tt1 or our dnd. Thanks 1FOR RENT: 3 room .. house, COMBINATION. Full fidelity· Europe, Asia, South Pacific, 11 , lilt' Mr1gs General Hospitbath and garage. North V1rsl . du ;:~ l chaWleL 4 speed inter- tmid travel. housing, food. O. S. CIVIL <:1 home, the f'riendly Ne~gh- St.. Middleport. Phone WY 2- ' mixed changer. Twin speak· Atlantic. P11Kb sa la1"5' iobs, . . . - ~ Ulr aDO .,.,._ helln In pur... ••• o! law, ~ llonrd 1!:. rrant, Treuurer ol llolitl CouniJ, QJdo, 4le ......, Jo'DI. RIP ltuttD.I PIIJ' Short ,,1 home, t11e Fnnd ly Ne1gh- 3600. 12 I lfc 1 er system. This is a 196.1 mod- male, femAle over 16. OEIB IIOfU'II. ..SYUlceml!lllt. PNpant.Or)' (l•o DOIIC<I that tho oumller ol llilll tmld OD ea<b 4olJir ol ~J sboTnl . . . . br~r Club, the Ladies A~xil- UNFURNISHEDS rOoms and l el. Rad.io equipped. Lovely BoJ. 23190. Oakland Park. tr11n1•1 ;· "ij'""~w~-~ Tbnu•and.l .., .. jclbllkmJ opea. ' uu..u, WlDeteeean' FJre bath, downstai rs apartment. wal nut f1ni sh. Take over pay·l ~f,FI~a~.~33~3U'-;;7~~ oral Tax Dupllcoto of Real l:ata141, Publlt UUUtr ODd PonOIIII ProporiJ llld o..lr KtlooJ IR!ftlc\enr ~or Nice }oration in Middleport. ments of $5 per month or pay I rRR uatormnloD nqulreaumu Wr1~ for the year 19m Ja .u1olloWI: Call WY z-5434. l2·l tic b.alunce due ~~ - Free home name u.a aaGnN. U~bl cutting. W ill buy tudes ev.ry demo. Call IV\ 2-6555. 8oJ: LOO. CU el lb• Monday. PbU Meier, . . .tmal. 12·14--6tc •• WY 2-3510. 9 II TOWN8HIPI 1965 SINGI':R ~i ~ Jl.llohanl.o ft TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS ... Jl..A'-4 II. AU. . . ILOOJid•fll I i 1.411 7 rh,... TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Choose A Perfect Match II. A I - U.Nuhi!IIJ WRE( KI NG ,._ ,....,....,....------"1 13.N'otn. U.Botmdoq IIUirbr IT. C... st. · ..._.. .__ 1«.~ CALENDAR '1 l2.ot ... ts.Jno I ,..,=,....,=-=----:- I. a.QWc~< Jl.S.U~ •• RADIATOR sERvIcE BlAEnNAR'S - .-..,. -.... .-lOot-· .....--.. . -· .......... .,.-..... -1,IIOWII l.ll'rtaell I'.,==...,.,..,--,======"='="""""""'='"=='' I - BABY· SET!! CROSSWORD M.W..,_ 11:;.~~~~~~;~:~~~~~~~~~f;~~~ l!::==========;l DO feR A UVII>J I· SAIRV7 �r....,..,......,..__ ,.;. • •~-..• ~> >-;o • .. .. ,. .,. . ... . . .. ~ - ... ....... • • ... ... .~ ~ "' • "· ~· · • · '" ,. ........ .. ~ .• , .•••.••• , . ... • •· • • • •• • , . . . . . .. . .. . . . ......... ~ .. -. ., .,...,....,. ,. ..,....,......, ... .. ~ · , ~ • ··"'· •. • • . . . . . .. . .. • .. . .. ,, .. , .., ,,. . • ., ..... . ,.. .d, .. ~ ..,. ~- v · -. •""-" • ~................ . . ~ .... .. _ .., ,..., .., ~_...,.,...~ ,..., .w~tr ,.,..~.,..- .,. .- •• t .... ~_,~ ,...,. ....,,...._ ... . ...,~- \a }Vii • l.lill IIi ...w....-~ w- ·•....,~~ .... r ......,.,.. •• , , ., ., , • • • · • ' • · "' • ' • -~«! l...~j(o""',_,...,_.,._.,. lil 'Christmas Around the Worlrf Theme Explored in Dinner Meeting Program '' ·~ • ·r> •.,. ·~ · • . ... • • - ·· . . 11 • ------'11 t • . ... • · • .. ... . . . ' •" ~ . ' ,!~· taken rr.m tch!lla IIlii Mrs. Bradford read, "Gilt of CbriBti mas," from Ideals. 'lbe love gift offering was sJvea Ill' each f "Christmas Around I he rey Swett. member with scripture or prayOU World" was the program theme The dmner was PI'O]Iared by er. The worship table was covfor tht Chrlstmao dinner meet- the women of the Komc~udders ered with 8 white cover and mg ut the Loyal Women's Class Class wtth the men of the class held an old Bible an oil lamp Dick Bodlmer arrives from oJ the Middleport Church ot servmg. Mrs Oscar · Roush and decorated wllh holly and Kent Slate University today to tru-151 when 28 memlrers and conducted a short busin" meet- poill,.ttias. The offertory pray- spend the Christmas holidays • <fl ,· JUt'Sts were seat-ed at tables cov- mg w~en reports were read a~d er was gtven by Mrs. Roush. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ered wtth linen cloths and dec- I donauons made to. the E?'tly The group sang "Joy To The Bert Bodimer. !' orated with candles, holly and . Flynn Home lor Chnsttan Worn·, Wirld" ond Doug Jlicks sang Michl Loyd, freshman at Ohio l en m Indtona and the Chtld-I"Three Kings." Doug and his Stafe University, Is bere for -· 11 tv" and red balls. Tile Rev . Donald Hicks gave i ren's Chri~tian Home In Clev~- ~ father sang. ··o Come All Ye the Christmas vacalion wtth his i WITH the 1able blessing. Gul'sts jn- land A. gtfl was ptesented lu Faithful.'' The meeting was part!nls, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I LONG TAILS clud·'l the Rev. and ~D·s Don· ' the Jamtor and Mrs. Roush closed wilh te singill8 of "Si- 1Lloyfd. 111d Hirks :1nd son, Doug, Mrs. i thanked her comm.i.Uees . and : lent Night'' and the beuediction. l RIO Grande College studen1:S ,. ~ 1 .,,betlt Hill, and Mrs. Aud- l lh~ Homebuilders ltr thetr •er~ 1 Ml's. William Reynolrts and 1spending . the Cltrlstmas hoti--~--: \lilt'. i Mr~ . Homer Jonrs wt.'re in ~ay vacat10n With the1r parents, Sizes Mrs. Robet1 Reibel and Mrs. · charge of the gift exchange mclude, Don Hanning, Jerry 14V~ to 20 I William Bradford prest'nled tlu• : Mrs. Eml:'st Lall anee and Mrs. D:cvls, Denms. ~aele;shr E~ Juat ln. time for ChrlstPomeroy, Ohio program which induded t h 1:.' Oscar Roush were m charge ot Chambers, Chrlshne a ' 'scripture from Mtlltht>w and th l' : the decorating and used the ~ zanne Bradbury. f Mr d mu giving. Genuine top TONIGHT & SATURDAY Lord 's Praver in unison Doug ' Hg!ltcd lree with a nativity I Todd Ault, son f · 1 /~ grain oowhlde. With re"MY BLOOD R-UNS tOLD" Hicks sv.ng "a vo<:al solu. ·.,Awav 1sceue on the pmno and grf'en- Mrs. Gnry Aul~, Sprmg le , 15 · the Manger .. With Mrs. (ash · · ' ery an · d ean . dl es used on tl ~~ 1 the guest of l'roi Uonahuc, Jof'Y Hether· m . hts. grandparents, AI M ' movable pass case. Boxton.' BilrrY Sullivan, Jeanette I B I ." .. t , l!lbles and HI the windows. Mr. and Mls. WJlllam u t, , rs. IIIII! ' :'>JL•1,1! l . ra ey accompams · 1 G<lr Ault has been a patient IIIIi ad rea4t to give. "THE WOMAN WHO Mrl:t. Bradford presentt>d an I H y 1 H ·t 1 ~ 1· 1 , r J .· al o ll'f osp1 a. 1IIi WOULollN'T DIE" 1mg m eres ~per un . _ . ulsl· M'dd p b GJrv .\lt•rnll , Jane Merrow maS _,OUnd the WOr ld," point· : 0 I er__ ga____ j( ~.. '':: .~· · mg out the dHferent customs f 'f SUN .. MON. ond TUES. . m other lands. including the I Dec. 19-20-21 yule lug uf England, reed1 ng ot · "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" 1 'the birds and ammHIS tn Nora ( Terhnirolor) :, Mlt\'t Gift Boxod in Elecl1nn of offlce~s W?~ held ~~ F r~n ~ 1E' A'valon, Deborah : way. the Christmas tn~t' " '' W:JII··• Cesar Romero, r·red ; Germ.any, the tirst C/ 1ns1 ma ~ . when Fores1 Ros.e Council, Dau1 ' ' EXTRA-LONG Cl.·rk lluster Ke:tton. Hal l lrt>e m Am~nca sa id Lo have I ghh..rs ot Amenra, met Tues\I '.) l.1 mbeck, Eve A!'df"n, TAILI-.· ' . been used a1 Wooster. Ohio by day evenm?. Gertrude Hoff- The Golden Circle class of 1ft 11"nn:1 Loren f eal urette: Hooft & Goofs, J STAY RUt! a Bavarian immigran t. ~un . counCilor. opened the meet- the Rutland Church of Christ ~ Stoogf's Mrs. Re1bel gavt• the !tlory or mg rn ntuah:;;tle form. held its December meetmg Wlth ~~ Colorc<~rtoons ' all sizes 10 to 13 nt the "Cobbler and his Guests.'' Commumcatiuns were read a potl uck turkey dinner Saturtijree different sizes In fr om .Ethel Hornbeck, n.;1t1o n<~l day evenmg at 6 in the church eounulm ; Bt·sste Sloat. state , basement. ~ 110~. 'Assorted solid col$4.95 coun cilor and Myrtle Timmer- j Seventeen members and two I H s ' AU nylon fBShlon otocklngo man. natJonal benefit deport- 1 guests were seated at lhe table 11 ~ or:s. for sheerness and longer ment seert>tary. Jt was BnnOlw· With whitE' cover and decorat- ,I Ideal gift - for work ~r everyday wear.~ Colorful wear. Choose seamless re1· " ' ed !hat books would be auditeod ed with red candles, ~een~ry : ular and seamlesa supreme plaid patterns that he'U ll•ke -: two at till' home or Mrs Hoffman. and CluJ:->IlllJS bells. Joollowmg sbeel', \1onlla,v , Dt•eember 27, At 1 the dmncr a short business meet- I pm mg was held by the class presi- , ~-------------------, Offirers e-lected were Grace dent carl Hysell, Victor Breley MEN'S Swan. cou nrllor · Kirt Row an, gave Ule opemng prayer. .associate counrilor; Sherley Devotiona 1s were rea d bY ,.:ft 1 Swan vier ounc Jlor; Leona , ltich<::rd Grueser, the minutes a" Hen:-; l e~, conduet~r: Ch~~ lrs from thP last meetmg were read : Heritage brand - cotton handkerchief with corded Hensle). warden. Ad~ Btssell, b J. G er wilh R y • 0 . d G d .1 t.:-,s1e r u e~ , ,. edge - 3 in a box. All initials. Out.~l de sen.tmE"I· an ,o;-rtru e Snowden gJvmg the trrasurer's mtsJde sntmel. ond Gerf.rude rt>porl and Ht \13 Snowden the $1.00, box Hoffr~an. tru ~lee. flow er report. Crella Musser \US ' Mrs Hoffman w"s presented · Jed k The meeting was I 1 . c i Io r~ • cr.~tl.f Jca, t e ~n d closed repor with SIC . ----------~--a pa. ~t. ~.:~un prayer by Jessie , ulsu a gtft from Ph)llts Rowan. G. . d n exchange of' w ,-------------.....;___....;._ _,_,-, deputv G1rts were exl'hangt'd d_ueser an da II · b df ··JI~tswasmat>. W' among mem ers an ou r v1sr11er, v·IC tor Bra- ,v " C . The l'IRss teat· • Iors frum 1 1Jf'ouorus ounC'I 1 · w Giving anyone, child or adult, a savings and rt' frf'shmt•nts were served ley, and R1cbard Grueser, ass1st- ~ account at our "Full Service" bonk for . Tilt' nf'~t tnt'ctlll g will be Janu" ant t('lldlt'r, were presented W gl' ts from the class. j w Chrislmos is giving a doublo gift, Money ary 11. , end the beginning of a protective cosh Otf1ers present with the I· ' : l>me were Bl<mche Braley, Hel- W reserve that will grow with inlerost, as en May Nelson, Roy and Jar. I earned! Give several th is yearo : ettu Carter, Clair and E t hel l ~ Tad or Purl and Barbara Van , w M; ter,' Thelma Hu<:ie!l, Janette w D<.~vl s, Charles Grueser, and Come tn and arrange for THEIR A rand\{'ligh!ing sf'rvire wa$ Ureg and Teresa Van Meter. gilt savings accounts NOW I r>nnd1 ' ll'd ul the Pom!'I'\JY atT::~e Jt~~~~~~ryofm~~t.in!n~~~~r~ ~ Chu.• of Chnst Sundny eve· w PANTS mng b\ the ChnstJao Endt>avor Pud Van ~h·ter. ~ Sizes 29 to 5I waist and m -~ II washable I your correct Tile organ prelull• by Miss .f09ftl"cuohloned solei EIJ wbeth Duffy opened the ser· lengtb. San· ,&t;p on o pofr of Angel Treorls ofto1 o tong, hard day ••• ..t vil'e. follmvt>rl bv u hymn and forh:ed &hrun1r discov.r.lltt most comtorlable tll~n in the worldl They'• prayer by Joe R'y nold•. Anolh· full cUL CholOI toftt'f lined throughout, have et concaoltd ela1tic IMtepo 1 er h\mn prt'\'uded the prophe~ ~ popular eolors ,.. eripptr-ond dreamy. bovncv. foa~~~ .. lnters.oltt."tD cy from lsatah 7·H e~nd 9 li-7 :J wear now. ,I cradle your weorv teell Flowe~rinl fine pinwall corclurcrt 1\1w.1!1 5 11 ~md Luke t 26-J5 bv. A Chnstnws program, "The ' ~ In black whitt-with-pink, vwhite.WW..blue. Joe Reynolds The group sang Wo rd Wl:ls M11dt' Flesh." wlll be V SHIRTS Wort~~n:, o•el,.mall!-C-5%~ medium (6-7\1.~ la.go 111-9~ th ree {'arnls Interspersed with presenlt'd at the Federated 1 111 slze!l 14 " see all the other styles In Angel Treads for sr-r1pture readi ngs by Joe Rey- church Sund.1y at 10.30 a n1. = toTo 20m;;tch tnd in his ngbt and Girls on sale on the 1st floor. TJolds Sheili! Uhlrngtr, and Lm- The ot gu n prdud~, "The Pas- · = 1lecve length. dn Wehrung. ton1le.'' !rum ''The Me.,smh'' !It A so lo. "What ts This.'' "'"'ds bv ~'lr~. Hen )jcutzl ing will open ~ Men's Work Caps pre..,ente-d by Peggy Jo Howt·rs the serv Jce. Speak mg VO I('es ~ and <.~ l'llfl"tm:ts rrwdlliition . \Jolll be HeY. Wilbur Perrm. Mrs. :: 69c to 2.95 'The L1 ght That Ncv':'r Fail- Pearl Mora <~nd Mrs. Hoy Seyf'd," ~~<~ s gt\ en by .Jerry I\.·lu:-; fned and Carl K£~ulz, a l'on ct"<~ l · ,. MODEL EIC-4 Men's Covorollo Serving Meigs County for o\'er 93 vear. ter~ . pastor ed vmn:. The prugr<Jm feature ~ 5.95 and 7.95 Durmg the candlelig ht srr- wtll be the readmg of the ~ POMEROY RUTLAND vi(·e ea('h member lighted u ('hn 5lm ds slory nnersp~ r std ~ Men's Work Gloveo r·ant11e !riJm the largt! ('andlf' w1 Lh mu~i c and song. . ~ on the rommunton t:Jble Hnd Mr·s. Marvin Hurl w1ll pre- ;l 39c to 3.95 . st·at ~ sent a ~11 '•Jr, 1'1Jc "' \~ l 11 t'l t 'i anrj mg at Ihl'lr vou'e 111 Lh e '~1 " an~ "Silent Night" The pro- Wlldt'rn e. . ~." and tht: choir Will ~ Member Federal Depostt Insurance Corporation Men's Work ,l! r<~m clo!;ed With prayer by smg ·- u Cmne. u C1Jil1C Emma- 14 Jockofs the a hymn. nuel; P.ambino; Gl oria io 5.95 to 8.95 ~ '"'Si-~Ji~!<>.<.----""'""'-"""-""'-""';, Ew•ISI> !Jeu, and Sdelll Ntghl , , ~ ~ ~ • • •••fAPtJPtaft~~P. . . ..-AP•.&''t~ A tr 10, Mr·s Burt. Mrs Pearl . li tfA Neao;;~;: and Mrs. Don Thomas Work Sock• ~ Will >ing. lie oohall 1-'eetl Hts 39c to B9c (,~ Flock; Oh Little ')'own ot Beth- ; a ~ Jehem. •nd u Holy N•~ht, and ~ Mrs. :\~:Jse wrll prese nt a solo, . 1. Wl.at Child Is This '! 1 INTRODUCING! Ollu:rs tak mg part are Randy ' ~ Bur\ as Cabnel; Jt~ne Hoe~· ~' ~ ~ Jeff (;Jbbs, Don Swisher, Eddte ~ I ~~ Htwr 11nd !Jick Kn1,ght, sh~p- 1 ~ A NEW IDEA IN PLASTIC h~rd ~ !md Rookie trov., f\tlk e 6ives neat, uniform servings ... Young &r: Dav1d Crow, wisemen. · NOW TAKING Utht r nu:m!Jer.s of the choir ALL YOU DO IS 6UIDE IT/ ORDERS FOR: are Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mrs. Lets you do oven the toughed New feature - felt backing that prevent& slipping. : W1lbur Perrin , Mrs. Guy Russell eChristmas Wreaths OILY slicing job easily, neatly, Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mrs. Alfred Feels like cloth. expertly. • Artificial Cemetery I Crow. Fred Blaettnar, Jeff Burl, MADEIRA PA'ITERN- ALL WKITE $18·98 •Reciprocating sloinless steel , Carl Kautz ond Ben Neutzling. Wreaths And blades snap in for use, snap 54x54 . .. .. .. . .. 2.95 60x90 . .. .. .. .. 5.95 I Arrangements out for eaay cleaninJ. S4x72 .. .. .. .. .. 3.95 72 Round ....... 4.95 . i Cub Scouts Make •Grave Blankets '6 f<tol Cordstt. · Gijtajor Father~ I •PoMrlut GE motor. The pl<dge to flag led by Unuouol Chrlslmoo Ar· ~ Tommy Reed opened the mee~ ~ rongt.IMnto - oloo PoHory . ,~ i.tg of Den Three CUb Scouts and Floor Planters. Wednesday after school at the WILL BE ON THE SECOND FLOOR home ol Mrs. Richard Rosen· OTHER ELECTRIC be. urn. SATURDAY AFTERNOO'N 2 4 ; . _._ GAYLE REES, graduahl of Hixson's Design 1 Gilts for fathers were made SLICING KNIVES ~ - ·· and MONDAY AFTERNOON 2 TO 3 b)' the boy• assisted by Mrs. School, now associated with Francis Florist, " $14.95 to $27.95 Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gll· Bring the kiddiet to ... him, more Jr. den mothers. Each boy also make a santa using loll hiiYf,., .. plates, construcUon papet• ar r.,..,..,cotton. Plans were made to Phone WY 2-2644 meet at ihe Rosenbaum home Friday at 6 p.m. to go carolI. MAIN STUIT 1•. WY 2-2251 Pomo1oy, 0. ing, followed b)' a party and CIRIINHIM:SI PHON I WY 1-3401 gift exchange at the Rosenbaum home. ed b)' Refreshmentl Mlke Gilmore.were ..,.•. . __ _ _ _ _ _..,_ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _tltlti_ _ _ _ _.,,. OPJJN -~~fttf. A dAd roun Ab n Middleport I ) ....<·, ,'t- • miffli Tit' tBRISTMAS Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your ¢hri~mas Shopping Center ' ,·, ~.·; •J Men's Flannel Work Shirts -'SPEOM SAL! \ ') Men's Lfiather BILLFOLDS sz.9s 1 MEIGS THEATRE · Gift Iter the 1 I D fA Councf'/ f/ ec s s new 1966 Off • i Potluck Turkey Dinner held by Church ClaSS tcers ",. : ; $1 99 : . ·&ANLON ' = II = 'p' , 1 BEAUTifULlY _; .' DRESS .- SOCKS WRAPPfDFOR GlfTGIV~~ Sup p-Hose I" ,.,, I1 ROCk,. , 12 GIVE AN "INTERESTING" GIFT Initialed Handkerchiefs I = I 'I . . I I - GIVE ASAVINGS ACCOUNT! MEN'S BIG· YANK. WORK UNIFORMS e Pants· $3.95 C-EConducts Service on Sunday Evening I I 11 Holy Must'c to !I H" hf" ht tg 1g Ii Sunday Worship Your Savings Earn 4% interest J POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~~n!f:~!;;;~ru~;;;~~-~-;~~~;-~~-~~- ~-;;i·~;i;; Shirts- $2.95 ELECTRIC SLICING KNIFE = pa~tor_~d 1 i i Je~u 1 Complete Selection of Fresh HOLIDAY 2 i I FLOWERS VELVA-LON ~ I TABLE CLOTHS I , 1 ~ I SANTA CLAUS to' I ·-•- " I' FRANCIS FLORIST I l •• j. •• -~ ... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII SO. 205 emini7Hom pace . for heneH. e I 1 De11oted To ThB lnt.erull Of ThB Meig1-Mt11on .4reo stockings she would buy KAYSER' °, ne a1 y Big Selections· ·in· ·EvelY Department Bearded, Unwashed Astronauts Plop Down Nearly 14 Days After Blastoff at Cape SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI)- Space champions Frank Borman and James Lovell came home for Chrstmas aboard Gemini 7 today with a splashdown in the Atlantic at lhe end of their two-week space marathon. Bearded, unwashed and "sort of cruddy," the space endurance champions J:llopped down at 9:06 a.m. EST exactly 13 days, 18 hours and 3~ minutes after lrftoff from Cape Kennedy on Dec. 4. They brought home to the Umted States every space endurance record in the book. Retro-rockets firell automatically at 8:28 a.m. EST 181 miles high over the Gilbert Islands in the Pacific and the astronauts began a fiery descent into earth's atmosphere. It was the end of their 206th orbit. They stepped aboard the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Wasp, walking a little stiff-legged after 13 days, 18 hours and 3 6 minutes cooped up in the cnfines of their small space capsule. But they were smiling and happy. Bearded and "sort of cruddy," the men who captured every spaceflight endurance recOTd n the book walked down a red carpet smiling, waving and patting each other on the back. Live television from the carrier, beamed to the United States via- the early bird sateilite. let millions of Americans watch the arrival of the two space aces on the carrier. The spacecraft, partially guided by the astronauts, undershot the target area in the Atlantic south of Bermuda by anywhere from 8 to 17 mile . Radar showed it 8 to 9 miles, visual slighting helicopter. They were aboard 221was well. The swimmers swung from 12 to 17 miles. A plane got a visual sighting minutes after splashdown . 1 the big hatches shut of the capsule under 1ts 84-foot . . t br 't Borman moved ftrst mto lhe 1 A few seconds past 9:27 am. h1 ~~r~~ u e ta ~~nu e t~ ore , 1 liferaft to a watt the helicopter IEST, both men were gafely 1t e wa er. e wea er was pickup. aboard the helicopter and en beautiful, the sea calm and the Lovell followeti from the route back to the dock or the waler a balmy 78 degreell _ m' spaceship at 9:25 a.m. EST and ' Wasp. the splash area '"me 565 mtles he, too, stepped into the l "The astronauts are both In southwest of Bermuda. " lifecraft. good condition," the crew The plane rep?r1 every- The pilots gave aU on hand a aboard the recovery helicopter thmg looks all rtght. big "thumbs-up" sign that aU reported. Splaohdown was a shade later ~~.....;.....;_.:___:::_ than the timetable called ror. At 9:05.36, mission control reported the craft down. The main chute had opened I on schedule at •n altitude or two miles over the splashdown area. I "'!, 1 gu~%;m1';. 5 Teen-agers _ _ _ _ : . . . . . ;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Sti• ff IV en '~ CARS DAMAGED- Pomeroy pol ice today were slut inveslt galtng thi s acrident th at orrurrrrl at 3 3R p m Frtrlav on West Main-stat ~e 11;.,.; Pomeroy-Mason bridge. A car driven by Rtcharrl S. Fo11ler. West Colu mbta. rammed 111/n t he har k ol an auto opt·l'ated by ~Irs . 0 see! "' Middleport. The Sears car lthe seco nd vehtcle tn photo) then 11enl aero ss lhe hi ghwa y, JUmped up on a guord rat I obulment. demolished telephone booth and stopped on the back end of th e Chevrolet pu:tur e d here . The Chevt ol!'l, belo nging to Oorothv Delo ng of Westerville, parked on the Shamrock Motel lot. A passenger in or,e of the cars. Betty Ferguso n of 1\'t·st Co luml,ia. 11as token Jo Veterans Memorial~~=~ tal by Pomeroy emergency <quadmen and treated for mmor injuri<"s. Police Chief .It'd I''Phstcr '"" sttll gathenng information on the~ late this morning and no charges hod been filed, pending further im-es ligation.~ Senti111·1 Photo - - - - -- -- .{ ~~:rt 1j~~:11 u:el~: I G• gltde through the 3,()()t).degree l heat of re-entry caused by ;;:~o~,:~~~;:~~~ockets were I ~~!~:~:E::~~~o~~:;~tc " o'•~u '~- r.~-t- u s Awai.ts J:II3ll01. Movejr _ Fawcett asl\~ r· ~;~CE CE'~;~: . ~:st~~· . -.sl. Mansi"on be ~~~ ;;t~·a~:~!:r.tait:h·~ ££ fl tt en 0 Or'def '.. w . e ~ _ _ ------ -·- e wanted lo stay in that cramped rocks with a dash of dn ver- I · t 1 th mouth, werP bt'ing rerommt'nfl· Wt\SIIfN~T0:-.1 ft!Pl) - The montl' Tlw.v <;.lid the \ 1urlh now president or ........._ U. · • 1 capsu Ie a mmu11e onger an td by Houston b<lrtrn~t·rs to- UnJ!ed Stntrs toda\' awaited V I Pin<Jm l"'~t· le ·ldt·r· ,d-;u w:.~s (;PnPI':JI Assembly He reporttl I,, th ey had to a er 1WO weekS day IO l'e If' bra Ie th e ft.1ght s 0[ furth('r word !n1m North re<Jd\ \o b ~g111 t Jik~ •,1 1!hout 1t to th~ Johnson admin.istr• '·[t "" · . . ~ ive teen-age Pomeroy boys. implicated in a series or Gem101· •1 an d 6· VietnJmese Preqdent Ho Ch i nn')r Wlthdl·a v.,d 11! Amenc:m tw n. z;• GemJD I 0,0,ntr 1 sa id th e era. ft local thefts from stores and cars, were placed under strict COLUMBUS (UP[) - Ohio Th dl t th ,. ree suppose Y pu e Mmh as 1o v.hetliLT la· is mdeed fort('s !rom South \ 1d \J;m1. as Rusk Sought Det•Jlt. ;;,•, '' un d"'"' I t the ta rge t .carrter probation orders in the Juvenile Court Fnday by Meigs State University President ~ov. consumer into orbit. by aboot 13.8 statute mJ!es. County Juvenile Judge F. H. O'Brien. I ice G. Fawcett today asked the I •·prepare'<! In go any• !Jere- to he Sl"e med tv demand tn the Srrretary or State Dean Rut: 18 .s~Immers ~ere 10 the water The boys, rangmg mage from 13-16, were ordered to university trustees to abandon u,· ~~%,_,. meet unyom'' tor pc<.~C't> ta lks. I past wrote F'anfani seeking clarifief wtthm W mmutes of splash- Juvenile court last weekend after officers learned of the plans to building him a controThat rem or k was attnbuted The two t t.~:ms n•rnr ted the twn. and Fanfani retayf d 1wn to book a flotation collar thefts. - - lvenn al $500,000 home , to Ho by two ll.ilwns who jintcrvi rw 111 li. ll 1cm Fort'Jgn Husk's refJ uest to Hanoi. '!' arou~d the craft that_ was Judge O'Brien said two of burse each business. Fawcett rJtr.d a public furor mte~vr~.e_d han in Hanoi lasq Mlnistt. r 1'\mintorp F.mf.mJ. There the matter rests. bobbmg and rolling a bit. the youths admitted lo shop· The youths were also given • created by the trustees' ar.- 1 one US dt plomat put it: :'Ttl The hatches were opened. lifting incidents in both Porn- orders by Judge O'Brien to be l nounce ment Dec. 9 of plans lol iS I ba d IS now m Hanot' s court)!! Both spacemen got out of the eroy and Middleport for over a Istudents from 9 am. until noon bUild the manSion as the reason 0 But lew Arr>ncan officials~ craft ~n~ g~ !~to l~ecraf~s th;l year. Police confiscated items every Saturday in juvenile court I for the actwn. mueh hope it would lead kl niiJ were In at or em y t e ranging from auto hubcaps to and also 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The prestdent of Ohio's larg. peace moves. Navy swimmers. r·ISh.mg Pfugs 1ast weekend 8rter durmg · Ute Chn·stmas vacalmn. · · blamed •·d.iStor/ ed dA harness . est umvers1ty The exchange was cortdut~ 1 was lower an hoisted the youths were questioned. They also are to study school i lions'' causing the entire matter Rep. George Banks wa" : . . · · · Borman and Lovell Jnto the Terms of the probation for I r 7 I9 t b r. d b th II speaker when Christmas musJ e Persons mvolverl In threr Ofl'' r·~ ar( d(• nt s tn v es!IJ~::tt· m sel'rel. It represented one essons rom. untl p.m. l to e eon use y e genera the five effective until further h ·h ht bl'. rh r and the singmg of carols 1! \so ed hl'. Meig s oun t,·" 'Shf:'l 'If f H • ..• 1 c lr·. dl ·t t~ nln c h \ tie a constant stre.1m of report!~ •.:.'• . , . . . • • • • • • - • - . orders ~f the court ure that orne eat rug . p~ u: as une o t e reasons or , were enJoyed at the December partmt> nt the past 24-ho urs esc;l pr d Sf' IJO \ts In ]II riPs often conflic ting, reach i 1 • ' A th 1 f Ut · b hts art10n I T' 1· t · d F ·n t !'' ' ' 1 · · rom people they must be home before dark t' n~ ethr erhm o ctr pro _all. " With the personal commit- meeting of the Democratic cluh i . tne ltrs fotchcurprr _n ay a , .._tY·' Pl. mtt:n \ nwEnl·la•\ . Washmgton . r ever da exce t when in the ton 1s at t e teen-agers WI . . Thursday evemng 111 SvractJSC' JU S wrs o f' omc1 oy corpo1 a ton unu s. 1 nn > ( 11 contact with Hanoi. 3 h steal yresen:e of a arent.l not be permitted to enter any ment a.nd dedlc~tlon I have had • town hall The musrca1 1jrogram\Fryc, 35, New l~ aven. traveling we st : l.ust cnnti'O l of the ~% mus~ make a list pof all store or place of business in to public edu~atwn for 35 .years. ! was m charge of Franc :s An- 1 1961 mode l stat 11m ~ago n she was dfl\lflg. kno('ked down Y t t to b to Me1gs county. I could not m ~ood conscJt:>nce l drews with Mrs. Joseph Wip- 60 ft. of guard ra1lmg and went uvt'l' a stl't'p t•miJank proper Y s. o1en s re Y s re , . see Oho State brought nto a . me!1t. and tak~ It to the manager of . Judg~ ~ Bnen, aft~r ~he hear- storm of political cont~oversy 1pel as plan Jst. . The car rull~d onto its top be- Itt>nt 'l:' alung t]l(' C ;1r k J1videj'J i the busmess ~lace to put a '. n g, S~ld a n~w law IS m effec~ that culd affect the hves of j ~rs . Lee ~noch presld('d at fore stopptng. heavily damag- property . Tl\e do!! Mrs Wolle lu valu~ ~ th~ Items. . ID 0~10 rnakmg. a.ll parents f1- many innocent people by what 1 busmess sess1on. Two guests ing 1t, ..nd 1ts left side. front , ,.,"as aue mr.>trng to t1Vo1 d w .Jc the Ttu~ hst w1ll be turned m to n.anc1ally an~ CIVI~aUy respon- appears to be a calculated ef. (~r?l e r~y of ~thcns and now re- and breakmg the wtndshit'ld and struck and kill ed. juvemle court on or before Sible for thelr children :JP, to fort perpetrated by 8 few peo- s1dmg m Me1~s county, Mr. and • wmdows. Sheriff Hartt•nbcw h sa1d Mr" Dec. 23 .and then each of the th~ age. of 18. Judge 0 Br1en pie and aimed at me , a public Mrs. Tom Wmgett, were mtrv- Frye was ~1ken to Vf' lerans Wolre sustJJn-:>d a l<Ht' r<~tmn ul youths next summer will have s.aJd this also is the Jaw for board, and some generous do- duced. I Memorial hosp ttal by the Pom- the left leg. bu t no hospitaliw- Wilbur Theobald, o to obtain employment and reim- f1rst offenders. nors who wanted to do some- Ernest Wingett, chairman. eroy emergeney squad suf!er- ton was required There wo ~ and officer of the Valley thing both useful and ncie for spoke briefly on district and 1mg from laeerat1ons of the fore- ;1eavy d::anag!:' 111 1hr fro nt and ber Supply Co.· South SAIGON - A TRIBAL REthe university," Fawcett said. sta te Democrat meetings he had j head and left !e;..: Nu arrest top of h1•r car. ,'JD arrest was " ·. Middleport, said Friday .. bellion spread througb the Soulh j attended recen tl y, and he m- was reportl'd report(·d Ohio buildmg materials Vietnamese central highlands to· trodueed Rep. Banks of Athens, The next erash Investigated The other m1st1: 1p \\'a~ at 3 H•h·t.. day and at least one American who has serv ed eight years mi by Sheri ff Hartt'ntr.K·h was Jt a.m . today nr 1 Huult-> 1:24, one· Special Forces camp was relegis lature and Will be a pruba- 5: lU p m on Houle 1 ~4. lour · hal f nJJl e nn rfh nf S\1-a('use in ported in rebel hands. It is beble demorrat ca ndidate for! tenths of a m1le nor'111 of the Mnwr sville. Slwrrf!'s · oihc<:>rs lieved they want to set up a Meigs and Ga llia counties l'IS eorporation limJ is of Hacinr sa1d Vcrnurd D.1lc Hu mph rey.-: separate mountain state. wei! as Athens . unless the eourts l Maril yn E:bersiJ:wh Wolir, J64S Lin roln Hill. Pomeroy. lost Government troops were . . . . bo d decide differently on reappor- 129· Ha<'ln!.:, tnm~l m g :;outh control of hh ;lllln, sk1dd l'd on moving in to crush the revolt. The Galhpoh!l State Hlghw~y 1th Three r~s ms Fw~e un . to , twnment. I in a 1965 model e<Jr, sw<:>rvrd pdvl'nwnt ;md fuming 111" veNews of the rebellion broke just patrol post reported 10 convlC-). e g~n JUry rl aybmoJrndmgl Mr Hanks called his visit a l h<'r vehiele :ilh'mptm g to m1ss a iu·ile on 1ts top. after informed sources disclostn Metgs County court y u ge . h . 1. . d d tions, six Ones and four bond F k W p te J . gt't-acqumnted VISJI and s::ud hP dog 1 at nm onto tit l~J.t an Humphn·v-. !'i <Jid he too lnl:'d ed that the United States has 1 ~~~ge Por~r ~r;~red Vernon I would retu_r_n ,ro: furth~~ .t~!ks lnst (:ontr~J. ,· forfeiture s, Friday in Meigs . , ' lo nu:'" ".~·og tha t ra n onto the , m 1950 with 1963 shiwina begun B52 bomber strikes a· county court. I David Miller, R. D. Gallipolis, I when the ISSUt!S <~re mor e (ItCH· Mrs_. \\o lft s automoblit left tughway . I ht·rc was heavy dam- ~ on 1! $200,000 worth of gains! the Communist supply • :bound over on charges of for -l ly set. the highway · rllpped or a te!e- ''ges to h1s 1965 Vu!ksw<~gen. ! m !%0 nd prorit would corridor through neighboring, , 1 ,, . ; · Judge Frank Porter fmed Roy gery and grand larceny whi!e i Cake, cookies, coffoe and ' -, ". ~ p but he e>co ped tnJury. The :m.ooo and m 1963 it would nominally neutral Laos. ~ Patton, 31, Las Vegas, Nev.: Mrs. Vrnon Miller was bound I punch provided by ladies of misl1:-1p 1s str ll under inw~ llg<i· on ly S4.:l40. LONDON - BRITISH SOUR· ;nd'!:coslsk. unsa~e oc:ratlon. over on a single charge of for- the club, were served buffet Gallipolis 78 Pomeroy 59 tion. "There IS too much ride ces today scoffed at reports that ,1,, a~ 'non~~P ~n~urk~ 21m~ gery. Both entered pleas of not style. from a table decorated Athens 68 Jackson 56 t'oo lit tle profit," said 'lbeobli Rhodesia haa enough oil to last II'' ,, · • Botto h, ' d' guilty to the criminal affidavits in the Christmas motif by Mrs. Logan 62 Middleport 61 "to 1nterest young people six months Ill a year. They pre- '1' d ~I eac Cl ~ an Mc%Ji': fi!ede agllinst them. j Enoch. A social hour followed Not 5onvillo 78 Dr. Maag A.! vi"'' gomg ;nto business today." dieted rebel Premier lao Smith CHARLES HOFFMAN' an mer ar ' 26. t e_ ron whose case will be ponder· the refreshments peflod. The Wellston 67 Dt>acllinP is NPar I He sa id in 'lis o~inion will Ire forced to start rationing CHARLES E. HOFFMAN, port, $IS and costs, all for speed Clarence Koehler charged [ next mee!Jng will be on Mon· Southwestern 65 eost or medicare will oil produciB because of tlte em- ZO, son of Mr. and Mn. Dana Pomeroy, $IO ond costs, fatl· with DWI was the ' third per· day, January 17, at the SyraNorth Gallia 56 Dr. E F. M.tag, Actmg Meigs the industry. 23 • son whose' case will be ponder- ! cuse town hall. bargo imposed Friday by Brit- E. Hoffman, Rudand, bas ••· JOg ; Robert CUnnmgham, Kygur Creek 84 : County Hea lth Commi sstoner,' President John aln against his while minority oted In !be U. S. Air Foree i Pomeroy: $IO and cost\oll a~r ed at the next grand jury sesHannan, W.Va. 54 I todav reminded res iden ts. that Istded and !adleo1 ~=~:a'~~ government. ltoted In the U. S. Air F....., speeding, Robert Cunru gh ston. Koehler also entered~ not DANCE AT RUTLAND Rutland 53 1966 rood serme operators h-! servmg a ham d 1 The oil embargo, signed b)' and to undergoing baalc troln- 23, Pomeroy, $IO and cosiB: ~ guilty plea. There will be a record hop Eastern 5113 ot's) cense must be obtamed at the Miss Eva Thomu, Mrl. ueen Elizabeth Friday night, fnl at Lockland Air Foree relll ~ansrer reg!s~t~~ · 8 $5 tonight at the Rutland High McArthur 56 Racine 30 Health department before .Jan~ 1 Fraser. Mrs. Bernard 18 WIS the tougbeot economic san- Base, San Antoalo, Teus. erry eauger, • es tre, PLAN PROGRAM school gym following the Rut- Western 89 Hamden 76 uary !. IBeth Fultz and Mill Beso ction taken by Britain to da!t Hollman to a 1963 lfadaa!t and cosls, defective murner. The Syracuse Asbury Metho- land-Belpre game. Larry An- Allonoville 76 Wilt~n 49 The Health Departmen t sche- born. fn its effort to topple Smith's of lltllland Hlp schaol end Forfeiting $27.50 bonds were diBI church w!U have its on- 1 derson from WMPO will be in Fairland 80 Oak Hill 53 <lule shows 11 will be closc<i breakawll)' African regime. attended Rio Graltle Cltlege Okey Ford, %5, Ironton, stop nual Christmas progral" al the charge. The dance is sponsored Chesapeake 60 trom noon on fl<>c 23 until Mon-1 ARREST MADE ond Capilli Unl•erolly prlol 'sii!R' Gracia Workman 30 Long church Sunday, December 19, by the student council. Cool Grove 56 day, Drc. 27 The deparrtmcnt l David Campbell, Por.-. to ~~~ eDI!mnetll. Hollman llo~ left of ce~te,'· and begtnnlng at 7:30p.m. The proRipley 72 Pt. Pleuant 67 wtU be open Dec. 27-28-29 end · was arrested. by Pomoiroy SALISBURY, RHODESIA ' ' grain Is in charge of Mr:s: DonLOCAL TEMPS Lancaotor 71 Ironton 58 unttl noon DP<· 30. A $10 !me ''ha•ged With dJslurbiD!: Derl!lnl Rhodl!llia cut off oil wiD receive kcbaiclll lnlnfnJ In !be eh!e~ . i»>fttdt . Da!Uif Diehl_, 18, Rutland, and aid Usle ond Mr . Paul Kloes. The temperature in downtown Rock Hill 61 can Ire levied each day on per- peace. early today. He l!lpplles to nelgbborill!l Zambia area apea eoJDpieCitl olllaele Erqt!sl Swlndel~ IM, Shade, PIIS!or Wendell Stut!tr Invites Pomeroy at11 :40 a.m. today was Ironton St. Joe 53 sons not obtaining tlle operator's bond for appearance fa todaY In dlrect retaliation lor 1nf11f114. · belli ll"""fi.Da the public. Ito de&feas, under illllD¥ tlkles. ' license prior to the deadline. Cltorles Lepr'a eourt. C!>nllnued Oil P.BII ~) . '. ' ' ° _. 1 I i Democrats I Hear BanI At party I 4 Every b dy Luc IiY Ill . Tltree . • Auto Acci'dents ··n _n4 Hours c < • --· t Builders in Profit-Cost Squeeze 1 WORLD 1 10 Convicted On Charges by State Patrol 1 Three Bound To Grand Jury r i 1 1 ·t: . . .I j ·'·~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 17, 1965 butcher cunningham grant preston