https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e3fac453f2fdef86eb8a19548ce52885.pdf dfe36c4fb3c62641507a6c0129b704b7 PDF Text Text .. I ~ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Dec.' 1e, t.. ..ult Class of Miscellaneous Shower Held For Mrs. Eblen 1~ Cllola: Rt•. Se11wt. ~ CbrlJt. Shut-Ins, Girl At Serni!lal'1 to Be Remembered ' ' ~~n. !dllll Hood. Following the star, Sam Ptct· ens, Tbe Legend o1 • Christ- MASON - 'lbe FriOIIdshlp and Plans .,..,.. made to remem·~ames mas Ro...; -111')1 Sellan, Loyal Helpen Sunday Scitool ber the ahut-lu and the Schol· Tbe Adult c1ua o1 the EUB Tbe Old, Old Olristmas Carol; class of the M88011 EUB Churdl aral)lp Girl at Oberlln•Samlnary •hurcb at Syracuse held Its 1 Mrs. Mabel Pick.., At Christ- held a miscellaneous Bhower f., by the llon:u Cftle of , t he IDOJ!IhiY meeting at the parson- m~ Time, and Herachel Diddle, Mrs. Gerald Eblen (E 1I e n • irlt Baptist Churdl TuOeday age which was decorated In a ChrlltDwt -~-• Grimm) recently In the aoclal eveoing at the home or Mr. Christmas theme, on Dec. 11. Mrs. Pickens waa e)..,.,... room of the cnurch. Richard Owen. President, Mrs. Mallei Pickens, pre~ldent for the new year, Mrs. After Ellen opened the many Tbe house was dl!'eOI'ated In oiJened the meeting followed Sellars, vic!>'presldenl; M r ' · oselul gifts. cake and ponch keeping with the holiday liN· by prav.,. by Raymo;.. Ktlcior, Eileen Clark, secret.ory • Mrs. w...., served to Mrs. Olive son with large llehted candlea •oript.;.e by Mrs. Paul Sellars, Edith """'!· treasurer, and Ray- Burg.... New Haven, Mrs. Mah- on the pordl and a lighted and a song by the group. mond Krider, news reporter. ton Eblin, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lu- Christmas tree and holly, with c0 !lection for the evening The neJ<t meeting Wlll he at the I cille Smith and Teresa Brew- candles throughout the home. was l120. Readings were by Ihome ol Mrs. Hood with , Columbus; Mrs. Ruth Grin- The meeting was opened with Raymond Krider, Christmas Diddle and Mr. Krider m stead, Mrs. Keunelh Dodson, prayer by Mrs. Paul Smart. of the program. Cheri Dodson and Joedy Mrs. Charles Bennett gave 41>' An offer o1 lights lor t h • Dodson all of Hartford; M r s. votlons entitled, "Tbe Weaver," church was brought by Be Glen Tbnmpsoo, Mrs. Patrick and cloaed with a poem. Mrs~ Pomeroy. Ohio Quiaenberry from Dan Mrs. James Hayward, Charlea White also N8d • which was accepted. The Mr '· Rosa, Mrs. Hom- poem. -TONIGHT a THURSDAY lng prayer and thanks were by Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Kar- Mrs. Charles Searles, chairNOT OPEN Mrs. Sellars. en Brewer, Faye Johnson, Flor- man, conducted the business Refreshments wer~ served anell Russell, Mfs. Lucille meeting when a newsletter was FRIDAY ond SATURDAY December 1..19 Mr. and Mrs. Sam P~ckens, Mr. Schwarz, Mrs. Amelia Davls, read from the home missionary, "JOHNNY COOL'' and Mrs. Herschel Diddle, Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Roach, Mrs. Gen- Mildred Benson, in Haiti. Mrs. Henry Silva. Elb:abeth Mont. Edith Hood, Mrs. Lillian Smith, eva Mahoney, Mrs. Peggy Ed- Clyde Winebrenner read a letgomery, Jim B~tckus, Joey wards, Shirley Edwards, Mrs. ter from the Rev. Norman Ov· Bishop, Srad Dexter, SAM· Maurice Smith, Ben MY DAVIS, Jr. ry, Raymond Krider, guests Aldridge. Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, erlay, missionary in Japan, who 1 Fe1turette: She't OU Mine I Rosemary Sellars and Margar· Mrs. Gladdie Stewart, Robin Is on leave in the U. S. Colorurtoont et •Sellars. and the hosts. Rev· Stewart, Mrs. Katherine Ray. The group voted to donate $i and Mrs. Sellars. nes, Mrs. June Van Maire, Mrs. to the Scholarship Girl and $0 SUN., MON., TUES. Dee. 20.11-22 Eileen Foreman Mrs. Myra Hy- toward the School lunch pro"633 SQUADRON" Roush Guernseys sell, Mrs. Ruth Riley Mrs. Hat. gram for 20 children for I he tTeehnieolor) Records lie Roush and Mrs. Lillian Cbristmas dinner. Cliff Robertson (PT109), Geo. Set DHIR Grimm all of M8SOD. "Mrs. Beulah White presentCllaklris, Maria Perschy. J=utuNtte: Training for Four registered Guernsey Sending gilts were Mrs. Mack ed the program which includ· Trouble I I oows in the herd of Ed son Howard, Miss Helen Riffle, ed a "Christmas Meditation," Colorc.artoons "'iiiiii:iiig~R~o~us~h~,~R~a~cln~e~,hiiai;rveioir~eciiieniit,iy Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mrs. Roland and an article, "Keeping Christ· 1111 Karr, Mr. and Mrs. H. J o e mas." Mrs. Owen wu assisted Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles by Mrs. John Kauff In serving Grimm, Mr. Herman D. Riffle, Christmas salad and crackers Jr., Mrs. Charles Ohlinger, Mrs. to the above and Mrs. Dana Katy Van Maire, Mr. and Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Load 1 booti-fullife. Russell McMillin and Mrs. Del· Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. An ar· bert Dotson. rangement ol red candies, and Chock our up-· greenery was used on the re-to·lh....,inuto I completed top official DHIR ac- freahment table. A holiday decboot Hloctlon tual production records, accord- oration was also used on t h e ing to The Amercian Guernsey mantel. now! You'll find Cattle Club. All cows were milk· --~-styl81 for the ed two day. The testing was supervised by 0 b I o wholo family. State University. Locust Grove camille L, a five-year..,ld, produced 11,810 pounds of milk and 632 pounds Gifts for the Scholarship Girl of fat, in 305 days. Locust Grove at Oberlin Seminary we r e Vafors Beauty, a fiVI>'year..,ld, brought and tray favors mad• produced 14,420 pounds of milk for the local hospitals wben the and 600 pounds of fat, ID 305 Lovejoy Circle of the First days. Grand Lake Deacons list Church met Tuesday ... ,~ 111 Flossie, a fivl>'year..,ld. produc- lng at the church. ed 14,330 pounds of milk and Emma Mathews presented a 657 pounds of fat, In 305 days. meditation taken rrom "T h e Lula Belle ol Spring Valley, a Christian Herald" and a · six-year-old, produced 11,030 Jetter was read from the home pounds of milk and 557 pounds . missionary servJnt: In 118!11. A of fat, m 27o days. variety of pel'90nal gilts con• tributed by members of the circle will be sent to the Scholarship Girl at Oberlin Bemlnary for Chrislml1S. . Tray laws made with holly and poinsettias were made Mira Mary Goebel, daughter tng the evening to be sent of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goe· the hoSpitals in lor bel, Reedsville, Is to be mar· Cbfistmaa Day dinners~~·~:; ried Jan. 2 at 11:30 a.m. to Mr. were a'tao made to re Roger Rose, son of Mr. and thO' shut-Ins ol tbe church . Mrs. Norman Rose Mlnemllile. the holidays. Mias Goebel Ia i graduate ol Kra. Fielding Hawkins Eastern Hlgb SebooJ a!ld of Mrs. Jacob Turner, boslessel, . St. Joseph's School of Nursing served holiday e ice in Parkersburg. She Ia a regis- decorated cupcakes, minis tered nurse, presently employ- coifee to the aboYe named ed at the Vetersns Memorial Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs. WU. hospital In Pomeroy, liam Allthony, Jl!rs. John Sell~.~· Mr. Rose Ia a graduate of Miss Rhoda Hall, and Mrs. Eastern High School and Obto ton Hood, Mrs. Harold Cl\88e. State University. He is a com- chainnan, was 'In charge ol missloned officer In the A I r the meeting. Force and Ia temporarlly ·~· ----The line Is sleek and chic. tioned at Medina Base, Teul. An open church weddlne will be The lining is fleecy and cozy. held at Sacred Heart ehurcll, Dressy mid heels with Pomeroy, to be followed by a family recepttoL at the MartiD dainty ribbed soles ... in Hotel. Mrs. While 1·11 See. Seat eal black & otter to go with Mrs. Jo Ann Wblte, owner everything. 12.99 Bsverty's Beauty alon 111 dleport, waa elected pre1~!! of Affiliate 11, Nallonal COMPLETE SELECTION IN BOOTS The Sunday School Clau o1 dressers and Cosmetologisla the First United 'Presbyterian aociatlon, wben the fi'OOP B¥ CONNIE, 8.99 to 14.99 . Church, taught by Mra. Dale In Point Pleasant Monday ' Walburn, held Its annual Christ- Ding. . maa party Monday evening in Other officers elected lociudthe social rooms o1 the church. ed Paula K. Pett.ery, GallipoDecorated Christmas trees, lis; vice pi'OIIdenl; 'l1lelma poinsettias and candleo were Blaine, GaUipolia Ferry, trea. used in the rooms ~lng out urer; Mary Alllcf, tbe holiday tjeme. Tbe eventnc Pteaaant, . ...,retary; ·~ was spent in playing games, Stow<!:~ Polnl Pleeaanl, group singing, recording sea- tee; Mary Kay Haddos, sions, and acts of magic prl>' hlltorlan. sented by Michael Mullen. II waa BD!IOUDced that a""'""! Il l Tbe group held a Rift ex· and style ...,view would , change and presented a gift to in Fhruary A layette Mrs. Walburn. At the close of waa held for Mollie v.,....er of the evening refresbmenta of Ponit ~1)1 prilced!"& bollday cookies, sandwiches, po- meeting. · tato chlpa, homemade candy Duri1l& 1\11. ' and punch were served buffet CJalB arrived .and ~ style. gi(tl. Marcella Durst, In Any Amount I Attendlnil were e1asa mem- 1an 0! Pomeroy, bers and their £WI'$11 lncludln8 .Kra. :wl!lte to the m~. • Mike Mullen, Mari' Jalie Jen· k!nsOn, Tereoa ¥- I!Uib ~ ' th.~ Lacey, Sberry . ~, C!laDil Neo•w~~~,i Bacbner, ~ . Millo, Ram· Ill' alee Nlerl, id'arJ, Burkett, Nan!!f BUcbaii8D, Sbaron HJiuty, !C. laslruc1ill sGaao Gerlach, Lola Sauer, Raodr Leollard, Kyle Leooanl Bill .Vatlllban. ""' ·tuB Church .... Carol: Officers .. ft . ' ' e . I NO. 209 · ( W I ii-'-==--,....;;;...--"1\ . MEIGS THEATRE ll'!' 1'0011 tnc.h del' ...... belli "'~ii ol<\. and CO\r prl! M() will loll'< mf1 • .. '' • OPEN EVENINGS ·;. .. LoveJ· oy Circle Meets Tuesday At the Church Bootiful '. ...• STELlAR ' IINOtUtARS , Fu!J1 . eO.Ied t•• ood ' ':1.. ·~ .' ' 'I II .. .•, pr!Jma for br\ihter elea.. .; Ylowmr..,recision.eoa- !> ' otrucUon, aenU!ae PIPkin , leathet ...... lena ·prOioetoro, pluo 'II11D filters'; ~~; - . $22.95to $59.50 •, WIU BE ON 2ND. R®R THIS WEEK: . TIJ!URSDAY-IOto 11 AM ' FlibAY-IOto 11 AM ~~~::::t~! 4 PM for • to VIall Wllh S.nto 11!1 .:PiPPER SET -' . ~ ~z;~ ~· 'I!' MANI)AR'N WRAP 1298 ·Pageant Tickets on ·Sale . . . ... I up in fursl •. ~ . ·~·· )1.',;' and all dressed ' •. ·~s-~: .;., •6~" . 1 tim•• • . •• ,.•• ' , ' ! ltllf ..... . ....... Mt . . dae ltOVt or ·tablfo. ~'V•YI pion" .,... . . . - . -~ l ei,.oh...n. "'"''u ... Cown · ....,.,..,u,w-...-.. fill~ Goebei-Rose Vows will be Event of Jan. 2 If '\ ' Mrs. White is President of Affiliate 11 Class Holds Annual Party I I 'I .,I I . AGlh Certificate Is Sure To Please 8 . 1 . . -.· ·'•· ' ,.-· tlinei :' :? ._'BOXER:SHOWS .. FOR 'MeN r ' Sizes :18 to 14. Neat ,pot. tonu in ci!llopJw>• . packIJ•. Boxer 'iroltt with arlp.on tutener 3for Li~ombis 'New Chi~ of Firemen.Unit ,., Y, DEC. 17 196-4 ' �' • • '" \ J ' Eagles. Bo~ats in SVAC Headlinetr;cit E~stern Frida --···!~ + y lltawl• .!.'"f. 'f::"sv~~ =.te:!r~,~~.:,: ~:_:rt ~~~i~:Z, ~tnacomondpl•~ ...~r· G~~·-~ u. .,dr;~~ h"'!".atch!!..!'"'~~ ~· tn:to lbe::,.~ wire.·, lila""";. 6 - . ~ us.... H..,.......... North ba a " balllo lnJ •ll«bb Theron <nlte S.Z aetllo led ,· blghllg!ll Frida' .niJhl. l whllt K Creek •·· ......--- ,,...er Spencer, Kyge1 Creek. and Eastern the yger . .- · '""Ken Hartung, Charles Knight, league's two gtonll, will· ·pa., ;.:,.":.:1 out the 1ft amund 1 p. m. on the EaD- 3-l . atom caa'"' banlwood In a staled The Eaales Wed a ilrOil8 fivo·jersC..cb' Jobn w· kl ' . to the loop'a leadtr. wblcb Tue$y ·recJiteied tho, eala will bave U:ir In lelh undefoate<! first o•er a Racine Tor- Iout for· tbf:m In order to reclolnf ':;'" m nine yeara .on · victory. u laot - -----'- . , , me __oor. . llli!eiiDgl_ between clubl ~~-=~a~~ :O~~~~=elk.roupd · ~e ~etennlne to~£111:, v~ :':!'c:u. aeoson,spol1- 1 ~do ' T J Jac.kets ·_rave to Logan Loo~in,g for First Victory· 3 woif~ AL.L.~ARs Stevens Tech 611 ~w~~,! ~ tal::"~t~;!~~ Vl:'":.:~er 1 Seattle 76 Lasalle 74 a. eBoston U B8 Worcester Tech 55 port =~ respectively. WellWilliams .92 Norwich 57 ~,:::n setback Logan itr seennd 2. Buffalo 132 Wsn Ontario 87 sio~ with a 77-110 dectSt Fra 1s (N y ) 76 · nc · · In the Southern Valley Con Jl m Crow toppell l>om..-oy's · scoring attack with 12, Sam Loyola (Md.) 116 ference, the two co-leaders _: Arnold bad 11, Keo English 5, QuCol. St. U. 87 Cornell U. 6$ Kyger Creek and Eastern - . ' ' · By Unlled Prell lnlenladiiDal s-10 <.1lL' :. 8. P.M. TONITE ,. THE MODERN fAART ' ·~ ' ' ;, '.~. ':" ., Open Evenings Bargains Friday - Saturday ', MOST ALL ITEMS AT COST or LESSU , ,(Pa.). '". · Weclne1Jd17 rlllled to Its sec- 111 .1 GROUPS OF DRESSES - - - - - - - - - - - $2-$3-$4 GROUP LADIES' CAR COATS NOW 5.00 LADIES' FALL & WINTER HANDBAGS 1.00 GROUP LADIES' SUMMER SKIRTS '12 PRICE. LA~II'S' NAME. BRAND BRASSIERES R!DUCID BOYS' ILUE. oi&ANS, "Corral lrond" okins llope to scalp Bowling Green CiiJ' the Falcons' hnme ii'Ounda- lt ahouldu't ,prove too 1 llfllcull, for BowllJJ8. Green II rlnless. In three start•. Cincltill81i· may flnd the going t bit lougher agalnat lnvsdlng i<ansas.. · Tile Jayllawk-s can lhow onlY, a 3-2 record, but 11 lllcludes an OIHil liclng of Loy1ia (ill.) In their last. outing as their 8-foot.ll center Wall wer. ey scored 42 J)Oints. ,W 'Bearcats are 2,1, l~sing ,tG MlainL Central State, overlooked In :he ratings, rose up to clobber voungstoWII, 114-63 Weclne• lay nilbt OD• the Penautna' own oourt. The Marauders bad na troUble at all coasting to their lixtb win .In as !Jl&DY atarb, tbla victory being agalil.!t the elptb • ranl:ed leap~ ~ ulial1 colleges. it was yOunp, town's lint IOU l!t ,t1J< gameo: w~ TrJeo Comebilck Tonight . the Mal:auder try 111 Invade Steubenville an at. 'empt to band the ~anl:ed Batons tlfelr first derUt In ·six llattl. . Wlttonbei-J, Jarrett with Its first bome 4ourt lou to an 'Ohio Coaference.feam In nearly Dine yoan; tries;. to let back In ihe leque racil onlght at Obei'lil!llllrletla, which took ·111 e~kloow~eN<l~·~ ~eell, alao. will te trylnfl to · IICiund ·a~t WO!!Ster: · ,•· :... Toledo, billeted by Vll~va on the road,, conttnuea Its east11'11 · engagemOal REDUCED BILLY THE KID JEANS. ~ ~ '· - - - - - - - - - . ,1- - REDUCED LITTLE GIRLS' SLIPS, now for ,~h.,Jatmn' DIS(:OUNT PRICID •' Jell Werry 2 and Kelly Meeens 80 Kings Point 79 throws Kenzie 4. Arnold fouled out In Penn St. 73 Temple 63 24 of them free . Ia Ro nd Gordon collected 21 for BaldwJn.Wallace in a romp over cameg!• Tech , of a sltong sec>- th~~~~nltb The tw~ Ohio entrl.es in the Quantico (Va.) Marines CJuist. mu, TOurnament were ~ted out Ill title oontenlion In their first outtngs. Slippery Roet came from behind to lllp Franklin University of Columbus 7871, despite 1 26-polnt shoWing by · the Ohioans' Ron Stewart Philadelphia Textile will · Flndla~, 84--?2, 88 Chuck P:"' · c- five personals in the first minute of the overtime • Southern's Seventh Graders defeated Pomel'Oy 41-12 In the pre!linlnary game. Keu Theiss was blgb for the wlnnm:s with ' ' i ~9 ARROW .SHIRTS Wash 'n We1r. Oxford Cloth, Decton and Dectolene . from 4,50 to 8,95 eSPORT SHIRTS by Arrow & Monticello • SWEATERS-pullover, cardigan styles hair wool and orion. • mo • eJEWELRY, BILLFOLDS & KITS by Swank eJADE-EAST-after shave and cologne • PAJAMAS-broadcloth, knit, flannel, Decton & Dectolene from 3.95 to 12.95 eHATS by Portis eTOPCOATS, RAIN WEAR l ALL-WEATHER COATS by Alligator When In Doubt. Give A Gift Certific.te From .. , . · Downie-Gross J _ 1 Cortland St. 71 Oneonta St. 55 Peck of North Gao· . t ohn Putnam of Drake and Westmnstr (Pa. 88 St. Vio. 73 last week ... H James Chandler of Benedict, a CCNY 70 Bridgeport 57 Tr agams an- palf ol husky running backs, C W p .t nal'l- ace to move mto the , have signed to play with the . . or 67 Southampton 48 scoring lead In the league with 1 Green Bay Packers next seaSoulh 25.0 average. 1 son. Duke 80 Clemson 'It ..::.:....:.:..:::.::"':::__ _ _ _ _"":"':_ _ _ _ ___ _ _ g~t 0 P MERCY OPEN EVENINGS _J~==========...:.~:...~:~::..t A GOLD STAR S'I'OU HAVE YOU SEEN CORONET? LEAN, TENDER, JUICY c LB. THE SAVINGEST, SELLINGEST, FULL-31ZE -D·ODGE IN HISTORY · T.SONE STEAK lb.69c ,. ~~- 89c .•, .VEETA :rCNEESE ~",-...._:· ..·. . .:.,.______.____ 2 ·~.89c · c:\Jtt _. I ·'"'29 C . coil' . . ·When you~re loo~ing for a fun·size car (a Ford/Chevy-type car), but you w.ant it, hOt and hilodso~ !!!!! at a lower price- you haven't seen anything till ~ ve .-.n ~n_-q'1Y way you look at it, Coronet's the most for the :.. le~$L~:'w~tb · op~( ~· to 426 dlbic inches. \!ith room, ride and style, _W1~ .• pr1ce tflats lpt'r by a long shot- mode_! for model- tban every . i .~tuU·sm; _ford··~d: ~-· ~ , the book., Coronet! It's the sellingest Dodge, , beQI~ Just;a.~t e~ wbo looks-buys. Have you seen CQJ-!lilet,yeU . ,;: I ' eAQ. JIALIS fiNAL Give Him ~~:~~1G1~: ~~as~oothe~:~2~ GR~a: B~~~ w~"~uPn BOYS' . = 1-• WHITE CHRISTMAS 7~ meot Friday Both have 2.0 leagoe record. Southwestern is PACK ~ '!hllo Dana He.ndrlll and Jacksonville 72 Spring Hill 71 BOb Doddle each had eight. 0'· Southern u , 128 Togalco 88 Brien led the Panthers wltb ~- S.E. La. Coll. 94 Miss. Col. 78 Lambuth 79 S. W. TeM. 73 Laughlin taUied S1 points. S.W La .. 70 La Col 88 . ·· · High Poml 70 GuJIJord 88 Other games scheduled .to- Mor Har. 100 Bluefteld st. 114 ~ht will bave West Uberty at Cbattanoop 92 Ftor. st. 81 Rio _Grande, Western Reserve Loulsvtue 67 Syracuse 12 hosting Jobn Carroll, Defianeo· RPI 98 Bridgewater 8'1 visiting Bluffton, c..., at Walsli Lenoir Rhyne fill, Wofford 7S and Wilberforce on the road at Maryland St. 55 Norfolk st. 54 Stale. La. Tech liN Utile Rock U. 72 tn ;. ~. . ,, ::i· ~-· :::. · 1·~ ! SALE ~Ue<ted . a pair of free 1 : :!"la~';~rryof e:1o:'~ ~~~Y: g:~~~!~e1 549 ~~i:~~~C:::''U: ,ss"~et~w~:relin~~ : 1 6 2 ·a team on 0.PEN WY 2-3498 POMEROY eA POMEROY "GOLD STAR" STOREe . ~~~~~~n~.r~ ~Bowdoin m For His schedul<d for I o'clock. TO TOUR FRANCE PARIS iUPt, - Swimmer Don Schollander of Lake oswego, Ore., winner of four Olym. pic gold medals, arrived Wednesday for an exhibition lour of France. Sch 11 by ~n a~~~r 7~ a~ro;panied ming federati:n e . . swim- ::=::~Y~In BEN FRANKLIN h.;s evening. Opening tipoff Baylor 86 N. West Texas 8i Regis ICoi.l Col. 11 Wsn. Colorado St. 62 Colorado 68 Wyommg 63 · \ 1 Coliege Basketball of 21.0 markof <42 points) of ErictheGustavson Athens. Pete Anderson of Gallipollll dropped I!' third witb 41 points for a 20.5 average. In the other pmes last week 611 Nelsonville I Pomeroy remain: ~~: It~ . . Gettysburg John• Hop. 59 Albany (NY)61 St. 83 Utica Hartwick 60 1Lemoyne (NY) 53 Lycoming 97 Muhlenberg 71 E . Strouds. 74 Treoton St. 69 Assumptlnn 82 Stonehill 62 ~3 :::..v~"'" ~~ot£-7~d:modn:eo port (0.2) at Logan (" 2) Athe.n• has won 22 ;tralght SEOAL pmes over the put three years. Thill 27 shy of the all-time record of 49 set by Gal10 Yt;ars ago. Last year was the only lea~ue team Mldweat to beat Nelsonvnille. , Wsn Mlcb. rt Illinois St. 11 A full slate Is set as frontrunners Athena and aonvolle, both 2.() In the and 2.() overall, play at Athena and Pomeroy (2~) boola son <0-2) In the top games. Othen Friday are Gallipllls <1-11 at Wellstoo tJ.l) and Mlddlo- =~:·~·~~ 5 tal. 'I • fttilli,'w 1811: '1M. 2 1115 .IY (Only , . _ IJd' tts•) 7 21 .250 ,_,-. ' Gl ! Dl•lllos. Lao Allf*J W. I. PeL &. IAMll!! Plllladolpbla IJII7 .In (Oilly pmoo 12 211 PIIUa. ~NIPBT San~=,.. .,..:: :.u ket""U acllon: center, Brady Southern's Sayre, tiedlanky the "'ore ~lth nine seconds left In regulat100 play 1o put the Little Tornadoes In posiUon to win the game In an overtime. Sayre led all scorers with 17 :hlleWthlfe' point-getters for Hiln o e s team were Ma,rk Beegle, 8, Mike Hayman 5, Stephen Shuler I and Bob Ada£111 Souther w· Pair of Games · m ·· a· t ·B' .ow . II·ng Ml . T B I Green. op att e • T·onig •.· ht 10 . In Oh GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERY · MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ~ Loul: Baltimore Detroit Indiana St. 1!5 Kent St. Rockhur!l 75 Omaho 72 Cen. tO.) St. 84 Youngstwn 63 Denison He1delbery 44 I Cedarville Ill Del. Tech 82 Loyola (Ill. I 84 N. Oak. St. 83 Iadiana Cen. li7 Earlham 110 Northwood Ins!. 78 Hillsdale 74 Keameys !Neb.) St. 83 Fort Hays (Kan-1 St. 8(1 McKendrep 82 Marion 67 So ntbwes' Oklahoma 85 Texas Tech 79 Texas 69 Rice411 60 HoustonA&M 50 Aubuno Texas Luth. 73 Southwestrn 84 get put big Kansas Central State ·wiD be aiming for ID upael of to anted a lH' team lor lbe aecond niglit In a row eollege basket. Tho ranSY' eaperienced Red- s-10 • • M8fk. ng Ath . ens wmnmg · w....-. Loa Ang les Wellston and Mlddlepurl come right back with a league game Saturday at Mid· dleport, while Pomeroy will be at Nelsonville Monday . T h e other league teams will be in· volveJ In loop aelion Toeaday as Athens Is at Galltpolis and Logan at Jackson. College BaskethaU llaullt Dan Crothers, who scored over ball of his team's point.s By Uolted Prell Inlmlallonal as Jackson lost to Athena tast Eost week 75-52 Jhe bad 27) jumped from eighth to first Rutgers 101 Columbia 89 scoring. His 44 point 1n totalleague (22. Brown 88 Yale 54 average) is just slightly ahead ·.·a '\ mo ruYs ~ 25 I;'"" 2 ~== JliiJIIuiin. UtJII w New York st. ai a.. ..... DlvWioa """"' 1~'1,. 'D~s After 23rd in Jtow , . ibo t=.:.: i: :nl~lr.: o: m:. . :ou: tsi'd::e~, : ~·~re~top~t~he~guorda~~~-~__:: I '.fIn loop l<!iola IIIII to bailie 1Dl1il the flnal r.o- all whllo the lllghiandtn bave before pulllnl two IJ1d ..,. polDI 1 contest bleb' ilt' :ng 121 loot two Wlfbout 1 wlo In victories out of tho fire. ' . ion .the ,..!,!dele: league and are 1-3 overall. Five veterano leod the Bob- Ier. 8oth squadt are U for ihe Hannan Traet's Wlldeats Lonny Tyo, Junior, Cllf· aeaaon '!lth Kyger Creek hold- ICoach Georae Evi!M wW a alilhl clfenalve odvao- to D. Wasbinglllo lor 1 DOD18 ChariOI! Leacl!, Junk...... league conlesl. 'J1le Wlldcall are o r action North Z--4 for the oeaaon. 1 _ lA) •• clu~ !~ws. It . ve. - With action apread over five Ohio Leagda ys, So Uu=Stem "-ue . teams will be In l<flon lwtce between now and Christ. mas in loop l<llvlty. Three teams are still unbeaten 1n league, but .that will be cut at least two F1rtday. ,.me I •....., Jr U....,. " - ran Friday ·FllChl, each hopeful, the Kycer game and appeared >I a fltst 19JI4-65 Ylctory. pleased with the it work oo lht Lo&an bas ~ contests varsity, may do II again. 1Botb " Gallipolis and Wellstoo In- boys, 8-3 Bill Davis and 5-11 lido league play, to Union Fur· A,. Bradbury, bave ,• ...,., ootslcie it. The Jackell lng .with the varsity again thla IU!Ve been flattened by (\tbena week. and Pometoy In the SEOAL, The promoUona thin the ranka , IIIII barely by Koutside y ge r of Wolfe's successful Wolle reserve Creek In twoedged overtlmea 12-1). However, 11 ..Can ,I:::...:;:;::::.: we rorget 11, coach? toying with the idea. of botdlng f . . The referee might have Davis and BradOO!'y for ,... . been right about calling that Coach Brooks Adklna of lA>-, serve game duly, l}ll<!j!d'!d,' Un._.,foal 00 me!" gan apparently will go witb the der SEOAL. rules If a ~ play· same five that opened earlier ling In reaerve 111 abo · 8 pmes, ... Tom Auker and 8-2 · used In. varsity 18!Jl0 il1e r<!' Jim Phelps at forwards, W I serve game jnilsl 1Ji h.rfeited. 0 IDS Jobn Gasser In the pivot, and j The Jackets, 'then may line ! , two 5-10 perfonn<n, Mike Nix· up .. in the Kl'rer ianM' ·Gary on and Georae Hwnmel at lstohai-t · and .Bl'lltt·'·W · -n~.:.. at . ....... """"" · 1 forwards, Davis ·In the pivot, , · To date, Hummel and Nlxon, with Bradbury and Buddy Moore Southern S Eighth Grade team _ _-'_ _,.-- · · !hers downed the Monday PomeroyinBaby Pan1 .40-30 one over. · time m Bend Area League bao- ~. I bad . years~ :sr:s~= ~~~ lngf: ~ ~A~l ~two ~ . '. ~.9'1<- Young rnarrlod mal wth meellanlcal elf•~ abll"Y· Location, ·l'l!metoy, Oltlo area. Growln!l '. IIIII manufactlll'ID8 plan!. ·Good worlllnfl colullt!QIII SDd aood f111ure for t!le right mari: Give ;' educalioD and ~ll(lll On 1 appllcatloo. Wri!e: . Cit<l" 01 ·1 The Dally ~~ -ilcla 118A Pomeroy, Ohio. I:OO.IIING' f'OS( . IIC\1111 .IOit ,,, :.00. ,!:' ~I:,OObeEI:"' Last o0uon the EJ, 1 1 Nelsonville Seeks to End M!ddll!f!OI'I and Loaan. a cou- 1scorers the club · p)e of basketball teams so far Coach ooCarl wh colng n..Whore, tangle In Lo- brought up two ...,.;omorea In0 Help Wenhcl , ":o~ ~· "-'\~- ~~~a ' • "-;·. ~ R:;J . :RA WLIN,'GS SONS .co. •, ;~• I ... • �~ - •n " ... RD . . ov ~IT ClldE F '!'Iii IE /I • I • •oauy SentiJlel, fleooa•t P~meroy-Mlddleport. o., D.!c· Annual Chrietmas . VaDer Boopital er~D~~~;..w~~: ~~it:;: About J50 Attend Party . All R nk f. Dock t F Mason County . . e . or January Tenn Announced t7, 1964 Purty is Monday . ~or S . c a s0 < . a...... ,_ roOn -' me)> dol' s w.,.. a bell: " ed~ • II! " old and n ti cotr I( ~' 0 lvl(i wifi 1 IOW4 r mt: ' se:: '"ri t M~. I .(; I dtrJ o II: Be A :Smart Santa~ ~. : ..• < •'i B I< .. • ,-. f"J)o ° Catch the gletm In Fashion's eY• when you go forth In this 1w'::":." Sparkling I Letart, tbe1r pfob1esm pleasurea,. tbelr tronblea and fun. •, . with the rest ol Helen Help 11~! It welcximM laugh. but won') dodge a aerIotts queslioa· wlllt a brusb-ofl. SeDcl ra~ teen-age questioiTns 111 YOUTH ASKED FOR • BOot of red new Peter O'Toole epic; "Lord Jim," will be· hit With tbe ladies. After I recent private ~nlr.g at bls home, be dlscov-.red ''I ·Love You Peter" written In llpstick on one of lbe walla . .. . , .. Della Reese's manager, Lee Magid, has !au& ched his own dlscery, LMI RecordS, even !bough Della is signed to RCA-VIctor . .. One of lbe llJost popular of lbe female television stars has fallen bard for a guest she bad on her show not long ago. He's eliglble, but disinterested, so be gave her the pollte brush and she's doing the broken heart bit. Rex Harrison, in London for the Dec. 21 premiere of "My Fair Lady," will stay over to make his grand entrance at the opening of. "The Yelldw Rolls Royce" on Dec. 30 ... Abbe Lane and Marty Erlich· man (Barbra Streisand's manager) have severed their business relationship a!ready, although be was slated to be one of the groomsmen at Abbe's wedding Cliff Robertson would like to buy the fabulous 65-foot yacht used in the flick "Love Has Many Faces." Frightfully expensive, however; the interior was done m the manner of an ancient Oriental palace, and that seemed to run into a lot of money ... The large laugh in ~he re· cord business is a shaggy-haired rock 'n' · " wh o are ro11 act ca11 ed "Tite Barbanans, more British than any of the rest. Actual· ly, insiders know, they're New Englanders from the vicinity of Cape Cod. Their manager, veteran Buddy Friedlander, decided to make them over ln the manner of the English chaps who are doing so well, and the scheme worked . ;~ow w~at ! ~!!!.,:,!!!.,.,~,.,,.,,.,,;r_p~r~ol~es~sor~·_a~d~v~I,ICll~tes~~an~~. WY 2-5421 ~• Love the snugness ~f this 'Slanting Boot. in Red Pattina or J3lack Crushed Grilin • • , .., 1-· • < Cowboy Heel. . '. . SJ-99 pr. ROUS~ :'S SHO!~TORE I I. I ·.• ; POMEROY . 1-iin~me + ... ••• ' , .. · • • •• • • • • Smart People Everyw:tere 11 · give" and ¥get" ~$amsonite for Christmas! t. YOUR CHOICE ' ! l 3·T Nylon SURE-GRIP 1 i II I l I ALL·WEATIIER WINTER TIRES TIRES Most famous tire name In the industry, 190 Tractor·Type Cleats •.• Built Deep to Bite Deep! " with performance-proved tread I . day. · Fred and Ardath Brinker ~ turned borne Thursday evening from deer buntin& In Rondolpb county. Mrs. Velma Hollman remains In Pleasant Valley Hosptlal after uncl0111otng surgery. Mrs. Pauline Taylor, E11le Glbbt and ·0ra lllrt were Chi1atmll •hoppiJtC Tuesday. Mrs. Pauline Tl)llor wu 1 ;uest of .DII'Io Hollman Wednesday and gave her ·a home per- ~ ' .... ' and alliht free INII1, ne;* ' 1~ tnodel. Reg. $10.00, Chrllfmu S~lal . ' • ' < ··1',', :&me , J Owned.& Operated II ·! You'lll:ike our Service and P,.., Mary lflet1ing •·~ Pt. 'Pleuant went Bilqfday. din- pesll of Mr. and llfn. ~'iU.u.h. Mr. and M1"- ~ ; Brown. Mr. and ,~·· 9•'1 )loy~ and ·Mrs, !ltliel P'ry """ .....;pial In Pl. Plea!ant Frld!ty. Mf,, and Mrs. Ray Robinson ll •ir of Chai-lMton were wet.li eDd cuei11' or her mother, Mr•• Laura Gibbs. ,, •, lEAR ARCHERY thli *lierno<lir ·SdMltJ With hltr uo-o... · 'l'bomao ·~- 1tl and W~ ,.. < . . . . . . . ., . . ' ' '.' I. All ptiNf plw tu I> Samspnite Silhouette . The luggage that uti ihe ·~ JIN ~IU'7 _J. , 1"" ' A lhougbt f<tr the day Roman statesman ClceN "The short period of Ute 1s ~:::;~.;tor living well and bonIn 1~, the Npzl vessel Gral ot-., -.. - • _ , • '"" :C..,""::;.-..:. •:.:,. .,.:_ ~- .......n:w ..,,.. •• _ ~~-~-~=-=~·~'":"':'~'·::"':!:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;::;;: ·::i _ ,,...,, ,., • - - ,.._ ... - APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! ..-cac-cc_,rr....cccwwccft-4... * We Are A •Gold Stor" Store Member of P(lflleroy'o fiOO C.•b Chrlmnq Giveaway! Aat for your free tiC'ktt. No pur-- ohan required, OPEN EVENINGS • BILLFOLDS by PRINCE GARDNER e Ladies Birthstone Rings Pearl, Black Onyx e Gems' Black Onyx Masonic and Diamond ... _..~-· Rings -....~-. '*1.~---·­ ~~~.rllTa. Link Sets, ne Tacks e Jewel B01es e Ladles' Pendants Diamond, Birthstone, Pearl, etc. e Pin and Ear Ring Sets e Necklace Sets Gond gifting afoot , .. when you stuff thelr stockings with wann and fash· lonable sllppen! We've a bevy of styles lor everyone on your ~st, from satin scuffs for Mom to shearUng lined mocs for Dad and junior! Come, 1.95 to 5.95 choose! "= . e CigareHe Lighters, Cuff THE FAMILY! ELGIN Watches 19·95 ., ·Caravelle Watches 10·95 29·95 • lo PARKER PENCILS - PENS - SETS HOLIDAY SELECTION HANDBAGS 2·95 to 6-95 . " *Elgin Decorator Wall Clocks *Silverplate & Chrome Gift Items -· *Ladies' & Gents1 Electric Shavers GIFT WRAPPING FREE OF CHARGE hit Deposit lw.YourChoice Gift Certificates GOESSLER Marguerite1s Shoe Shop POMEROY . J (Costume Jewelry 1 $po ... In Any Amount For Gifting! 102 E. MAIN tt zzt·annr-=ncu zz JEWELRY ' A "GOLD STAR" STORE STORE Court St. Member of Pomeroy Merchants $700 Cash Chns·tmas Giveaway. Ask for your free ticket was~WedoUthe~ill-~m~::::::::::::::::~::::i::i:i~iiji~~==::~:=.-;;::;;;:~;;~~;;~;;~~~;;;;;;~::::;;; Vruguay, ( . ' . AU: lUGGAGE INITIAI!D . FRU. ' 'r :~ ~ ,_ . ' ·:-: ' ~ , ,. ' - llr):';j(' ... $1 WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION • •• Shop The Stores Displaying The Gold Star They're Participating In The • ••• had a hoc ,botch..-!nJ at · .bome 'Saturday. ·· . ' ' ,., I a _ _....,"""_ _ _ _ _ _. ~--":''"i"""~""~.i----,1"""-----'!,""·•.-~~~ · ~ -~~~ '~ :-mH~~ ;>·,,.. ·,_r-. '~~' ' ~ ,1.\1~11' , ~. l '• .- M'r. llatl.' Unt . •Erill; , Phone WY 2·2101 · ·' ' ... ''"• . RlZER .OIL CO·MPANY if OTHER BASKETBA~}.S .... ,. 1 ,, I .. ........ $6.9~ up Mr. and Mrs. C.IYIR Bl!~'"!"'il were boo.inea viJitora In Ripley . Saltirdl)l. .. . . Mrs .Sandra Shields was ad· milled .fo Pleaiant V~lley hnl-ll ·""""'l!i!'*':'IO-.Iiof~-.-., 'pita! "Wedfteoday. '· · Mr. ClortiiCO Tl\omao spent BWy . Basket.ball · "·" ·...-;·-:-:·. :·. -:--1110.' Donna. Member af Po-roy'o Gold St• $700 c..h C~ri1tm11 Glvoiowoy. Ask For Your F,.. Ticket sr" ,JJ!95 ~ .~ OSCAR ROBERTSON and Mrs. R... Wlllebrener and S•ze 6.00 x 1~" Tu))tlesl'ilackwall PIUI fQ ..,., Z' Trtd•ln T• . ' Golf Set lncluciH two """'· flv• lren•, ' ' Ml\ and Mrl. l;rtwreace WJn&. brentr , of Colomb111 were week end luesll of hltr porenbl, Mr. $ ' I• I •Woods .Gild Irons · :.:.or•~ . . manen. EITHER PAIR WONDERING Dear Won; Get your best girl friend to ask him, . and when they stop 10ing steady, ask him what be aald!-A.G. This column Is dedicated to family Jiving, so if you're having kid trouble or just plain lrouble, Jet Helen Help YOU. She wlil. also wecome your OWD amusing · experiences. ress Helen Bottel In care of this neir11p11per. ' In; ''·iiHl, Admiral Chester Nimitz re~ Admiral flua. band Kimmel .. commander of the United States Pacific Fleel <. J.ft(:K· t,IICKLAUS ness visitors In New Haven Fri- 3-T Nylon SORRY, NO CAN DO Deor Helen: Would you please print the Rolling Stones• addresseo, each of them? -R.J.K. Deor Aunt G<!rty: How can I find out II lhll wuruierful boy like• me?. - a SLIPPERS - . , •• , ..,, ,..., _ , . day, which simply uhorne'' · Work to the SCn<lOI , j providing .t t least two hours jiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiii!iiiiiijjjiiiii~iiiPiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiW""l more time for research and study under "more favorable FOR ALL OF conditions.'' Jnteresling Idea. I doubt that I it catches on overnight, but it had possibilities. Do I hear howls or hurrahs?-8. - "'"·- ......,. - p,rlze for titles. called 'Yuch.~~~eton . . ,- Richard Brooke l~'a hil 11 111re < ~ - 1-.;::,.,.. ....-.. ..,.....:.,. -~~ - - ' - "' mterated a. m.- to- flvo p. m. school De•r R: Soory - got not. Can anyone oblige? But hurry. Those moll-topped Rolling Stones can't stay at the top of the hill forevre. -H w. va. ·"':' • lllir - ten, 11 In lbe/ut, thewho representatives ·llf butchers an bakers hold 802 cai'ds would have been defeated. Of COUne they're dreamers, or they W\!Uld realb:e that union leaders are lntert$1ed in raking In the dues, not in the ,.uality of performances , .. British roek n' roll promoters are in a tizzy. Record ules are still going strong, but the concert busln~ss has taken a blg slump, and they can't figure out the apparent contradlction. Former Presldent Eisenhower was all set to demand National GOP Chairman Dean Burch's scalp at the meeting with Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon at the Waldorf, but former Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey In a long te1ephone conversation, persuaded Ike to walt until after Jan. 22 when the members of the National Republican Committee convene in Chicago. Eisenhower isn't at all thrilled by Goldwater. but he has become friendly again with Nixon, and wants to see lbe former Vice President take a more active role in politics. A group of 100 U. S. gamblers from the New York area had an unpleasant experience when they found themselves stranded on an island in South America do · lOU say'?- I to which they had repalred on a gamb~~GrcHA . ·. lets' junket. The U. S. consul bad to fly in from Bogota to have the &lane a_nd i_ts I !iay you . didn't read much occupants released when t e casmo m farthl!l' !han the headlines, or which" they had been frolicking went you would have discovered the bankrupt and couldn't pay the junketbilla. (Aren't you glad[ou're paying tax for that sort o thing, when • • • you oan't legally have a poker game in •• • • own house?) your .' One of Vlto Genovese's top Ueuten· .,.... .ot . Helenc' ·Help Hdep: . are out. · 'US! this Dear 'Report .....,. fl(rr , , , TO : ~ . soon, and .l hll~ea,_lrll>'(\ear n:' ,_ , . a forth of the lli(js i1l I'm ' · tin/!~ a9(( this may get a dollar !tom· tlM!Ir be baril< f ' believe but I think for every "A" o lt&~11in irr ,!Jill with ·"'"' of my work a lot harder and ~cherst~l} !"On~t mention his bring my grades up from ljJme. ~~~Jfl'f!ll, love or infatua. If•I tho118hll'd ~~e a bud< tjon? -~D an "A." Y9u m•ght mentton It l)ear wor.Tied: . • to my ~Ill. They don't get ' No. lh!G:Isn't, at:·-JIII hard to the message from me.- ON tfelieve. tid \"' niucl! mo~e sur· THE mgH "C's" jrlsed ~ .h!iar of a girl who Dear -t'Jf; liASN'T ' lallen In love•: with Sorry, I'-m nqt a ".buck an at least one man leacher by A" woman. You should study lite lime ,she is ",going on 14." and learn for what you'll GET What you feel ·~e neither love out of it, no,t what you'D MAKE . out of it. - H. 1 .-.........................="11o0ar Helen: You seemed to think It too bad for. a .student to. lrork . . five hours over the weelr . on homework. Yet 1 read In a Sonday magazine the •IIIF I. where It ""id there's a bemg ' made to ellnlinate bolfl&o work eornpletely. It isn't neeessary, some profesSor. CON REQUESTI SERVICE ;~ ·J1f ,. - ante ~hu drop out of IIJdlt 1ritb Ill posslble> and quiet. Interm ' euggested tblt be WOUld be doing UMI. Boss a Dice Httle favor If M took a long oeean voyage during the Investigatlon of loan sharb .... . Nancy Itwan'a chUDII e:rpecl her to make news soon • . A new horror· fllm takes the \\ ·.2 Hour ' DRY CLEANING ,...... _,II """ ""_,i1.,_.1t._ "..... ........... _,.. .... .... ........... ............... 1y DOlO IHY IIOLGALLIN 14 . o,. _... rr, - - tl ...atl &IIU ....._ Tqtn Jhltlr....., Mil .... ......,. ....,...,.. ~" r:::;j ll~, ~Pomeroy-~ llhO'I ... fO ......... Gl' iri • few moptha Cwhell you beMISS MIDNIGHT'S BOOK: New JOlll' own York'a mna!Mans - the OD"f who can • age;, but fOU'U always re.Uy play, and do lt for a llvjllg ber lhiB leacher · "' II< aren't happy about lbe results of last very special _.- perbaJ!I u the week'• electioiUI at 802 headquarters. person who gave 10U • They blame It on the newly Instituted Interest ill 1•~ard . lrti; '<II' mill b.Uoting, lnslsting that lf tbe eleeaimed you w tloDJ had · been held at union beadquar- &In to noUe.. boys Social News <' ............... . CQ THE BACKYARD FENCE, Jl). ' NIOR GRADE You can't run a newspaper without an advice columa these days, it seems. Here's a sample of "Dear AUDt Gerty" wit and wisdom, taken from daugbter Kathy's Junior H!gb School paper: By !rete Wlaebrerter Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing were 1uests of Irene Wlnehren· er Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roll Wlnebren· or 1nd Donltll elllled an Mr. and Mrl. Okey llowth Moaclay ovenlng. Mrs. Alllk'ey Hollman and Mrs. Sandra Shields' '!ere busi- Yll JAIY I I CLEANERS /;;:~De~ci;.~iQiitiiiiijjjiiftiitii~la~M~rs~.~Rjyan~~~~n~ep~h~e~wi,.iii;;iei~~~~~~ '\ • Rob•lnSOn'S 1 II l I Free Candy For The Kiddies . ' iOufll! peorl~ SATURDAY, DEC. 19 •• • ¥wll\ili·it """;'fl. oi - ~ott~l-.... aJid BOOTS 1 SANTA ( LA U$ .' r~~~:t.:~ JI;OR IT nor Infatuation, bot ~ • 1o dedlca'-"'. to ahlp, Yoo'll got over the PI'* GIVE :j • < oMi., • Voice of ·Broadway ••• reporting Ra ,.i... nl' outmg . . 0.: ~ " ................ • :r.. Pt. Pleasant : L.eigh Ann I PT. PLEASANT - The Point PT. PLEASANT - 'l'lle doc- Ray a-ant .... Pllaebe J!:Uu. MASON - Appro:dulalely ~ =u~itd:=en'l!' ~ht Hartle) . Pl. Pleasant ; Thomas Pleosant Lions Club w!U hold ket for the Januuy term of. Ma. beth Crlllk fl. QuiA.~] ponoos alteod~the ~let hlld mad~ Each unlt U~DI· Forbus!, , Gallipoli• Ferry; their annual Christmas party son County Circuit CoiU't baa Colt et a!; Sldlley E. e- !IllS porty '"'youth ~~· r:.. ed IIIII ~llhlll their uiuL Mrs. Bryan Shinn. Leon ; Mrs. Monday, De<ember 21 . at 6:15 been released. IIIID. Eaecutor, et al n . tho Muon n er a b ers french frleo, JIO: James Chattin, MaS<lll ; Mrs. p.m. in the rdnanre School cafe. Civil actions lloted for this lab Gorllnder, el II; Wbolellle CUb Scooll, S::OU~.~ ~~~~- .,.;,kles, punch ar.l c H. _Cy,...s. Crown Ctty; Bob- , teria . All Lions and their !ami· term are : SeMen, ~-· ~o. 11«1,~~ &'~ - and commit- cOlfee were served. Women as"" N1bert, Galllpolos Ferr). I lies are invited to attend. Ja es C Euler VI JIWIII.I vllle __!~1 -Yt. •• 'i,....!.., zss litlpi fa propartna this food 1 I 'I k......-. b . m . . cau ;:wwu, e .. "· .,.'61" ..,. ·~-r . . ,._ M•~ -••nr~ I DI SCHARGED : Mr<. Ted Each ram• y is as ~ to r>ng Grace Easter: Marjorie L. C.ualand; v. w. , Dlren and G were J ~yce ..,.1'800, -• •• ~ -mce Ra cine two covered dishes. lncludmg Harris et a! vs. Lucille V W Siders Jr et ~ VI Jac:k guesbl were Mr. uy 10~, Eileen Foreman, Delores 'BI RTHS : Ml:. and Mr< . Dot-- Ione meat dish, their own table Swackhamer, 'et al; A. L. Kine H;..b.ick ei 1 j'; Ap~hlan District Eaecu~ve, Paid Taylor, L)-M Connolly, Cor: 131 Kc,lrr Pr Pleasanl . a dau- 1service and cloth. Coffee, milk, vs Edwin L King; Don F. Power Q. •• RuueU L Ban Dlatrlct Cornml11loner AJeunder, Myra Jl)lsell an , hler· \lr' acd Mrs. Delbert , rolls and butter will be furnish - H~tten A~. et a1 vs. Ma. et 11 . Appo . locluon Power and soa. Rlcky, of Pom~! Helen Baldwin. · ' . Letart. . ' ' et al; Ben vs. Melvin • · """"" Darst'aoci W Va ....,_ \ Cub Scouts · and ·members of Hollin~. a son : ~rr. and I ed by the cub. pa_ren ts are aI- son Realty Co., L. Curry, et ali Ap.. ··-~· Miles Olflcer· M~'• Mrs . Arlee Oillard, .lr. Pl. ' so requosted to bn.'ll! a 5(1 cent Somervillt, eta! vs. Commercial palachlan Power Co. vs. Walter Hl'VattonD Boy their lamlllea attendl\li were Ple• >" nt. a d•ughter , Mr. and ' gift for earh of theil own chi!- , Credit Corp., et al; Commer- H. Garland, et al; Mayor. ~~ee ~ttendln Mike Forioinan, Gary Rusa~U. l l" Herman Bowers, Gallipo- dren, and Santa Claus wtll dts- ' cia! Credit Corp. va, B. L. Som- Power Co. va. Hilda etal; SCout i;'~ ldwln Wood: l!obbie Lambert, Mike l.ewts, ;J 5 fprry , a son. tribute the gifts. erville, et al ; Bank of Ripley. Finley E. Stewart, Ckta., et ~ere waR 8 1 H seiJ and Brian Johnson, David IJohnson, .,i~nftiiiiiilwooiec«••c•:ocoii...,ir•iii~:'li-;,-,..-ii-.... a corp., vs. Jesse F. Harrell, vs. Linda Fay Slewart, an In- :;~m,::· oger Y Mlli•. Chari.. )lnd Randy Jr., and Nora L. Harrell; F1- !ant Yor. noUy, Tommy and Charles Samdelity and Casualty Co. vs. Mr. Naoh Introduced John sel David Smlth, Ricky Bur. Douglas R. Roush; Ani':"'• Divorces: MAr!lha Joan Hud· Rottgen, the new Eaplorer ad- r1s: Robert Belcher, Jack · 1 VI., Thomao Jones vs. Hoy Jone•. Jr.; FU"st dlestoo, el • vlior, for MAIOJI Boy . Seoul gen, Billy and Tommy B~hlWILL BE . National Bank or GaiUpo~ vs. ward Huddleston, Edith M. Troop. With the reslotrallon OD win. ! Marietta Manulacturmg Co.: Houchin• VI: James E. De<ember 14 of this new UDit, Boy Scouts and !411lllies, RicAT : Alexander McCauslond, et ·~ lno; Marjor~ EdW~ ~~tJti. Mason has a .full scoulinC pro- ky Connolly, Dewayne Taylor, ' vs. Bight McCausland, et al; ••· Lyle E1181flO • ey, gram, Charles Johnson, John EbersSTIFFLER'S ~ Daisy Slerrett, et al vs. Mary chard D. Thoma• C.._ ~~Y E. One of the evening's highlights bach Mike Harbour, Eddie ; <Gretchen) Wilson, In Re: Es· Thom~; Betty raw 0 vo. was the presentation of awards. Car.;,n, Sheridan Ru...U, Mar. ' tale of C. A. Jividen, Dec.; Roy crawford; D~le ~= Unit Round-Up awards were vln Newell, Bruce Al ..ander. James L. Mash vs. Tina Mash man_vs. Murley • .0 : giYen to Eddie Carson, John Daniel Riley, Scott C.dle, Mike . and Cecil Mash ; City of Point Maue l.ewll vs, Geraldi e Ebetsbach end Dewayne Tay· Johnson, Buddy Baldwin, and Pleasant vs, Walter M. Wind- Lewis; Vesta Leone Bates VI. lor Terry Foreman. sor et al· Grace Furniture Co., Charles F. llates; O.r1et1 E. New troop leaders received Girl seouts and families: Sala ~orp. V; , Dr. R. L. Slack, et Gault VS, Eor~ w. a;~:t; their patches •• follows, Eddie ly Yeager, Lucille Ord, Cinda 1 01 a! : Toney M. Kauffer, an In- n11 L. Conra , VI •. ~1 eo Carson, SPL, Mike Horbour, Lt- and J{athy Foglesong, Celine Me fant, el a! vs. Wallie E. Brum- Pauley Co~a\~" ese· brarlan, and Assistant SPL, De. Gowan, Jacqueline Gabrltch, field : American utility Coal Co. weese VI. all Y we : wayne Taylor, PL. Mike John- Cecilia Smith, Mr. and Mn. 8 vs. H. A. Lieving, et al: Del- Delwon ;~ ~:-:e son, ,-\PL. Buddy Baldwin, APL, Cecil Smith, · Cheryl Burns, bert Flora, Jr., an Infant, et al ret Jea~ U Wlid • Ed . Ricky Connolly, QTM, Terry Georae Burns, Lynn Connolly. vs. N, R. Williamson, Sr.; Gla- vs. Wes ey · eE e, J wm Foreman, Scribe, Dewayne Tay. · dys 0. Ord vs. Dallas H. Roe, ~!::.b.~ vs. 0 ~·F.::: lor, received three merit bad- Altar Society ei al ; Gtrard Fowler and Elate ac · corg , u ges. Fowler vs. Jodith Kay McKin- VI. Fiorella P. Farley, · G Y Den Chief awards were pre- Meets on Monday ney, et al; In the Matter of Stewart vs, Hilda Stewort; sented to Ricky Connolly, Terry MASON - Til<! Allar Society Moses Tichnel Epling; Flor. old Wallace ~s- Barbara Sue and Mike Harbour. of the SL Joseph C&tholio ence 0 . Reynolds vs. Homer P. Walace: Benrue ~·· Woyan vs. Lawrence Foreman was pre-_Church ,met on Mllllday evening Newell, et al; W. T. Rawleigh John W, Woyan, Jfarry • senled the Cub Pack Unit Round II the borne_ of Mlas SleUo. Co .. vs. H. J. Erlewine. et_al: et111kl VI. Kailtlecn Smolenski, up award by Mr. Nasb. The Gress In MallOn. Alslstlng MIA w. King Parsons vs, Lewis A. Mabel E. Ptckens vs. Everett Auxiliary gave each potrol a sGress as hosles was MIA Woomer; John L. Rowley vs. P. Ptd<ens; Freda Wamsley vo. set .of camp I!OOklng utensils. Fredricka Scllwarz. . Phyllis J. Martin; Elaine Row- Mervm Wamsley. The troop committee presented Following a abort busmest 10:00 TO 12:00 1:00 TO 2:00 ley vs. Phyllla J. Martin; Town Annulment: George a new troop nag on behalf of meeting during which Mr1. i of Henderson vs, Alex McCaus- vs, NeWe Leport. their sponsor Ute Mason Volu11- Sblriey Kay presided, refresh· ·and 5:00 to 9:00 land, et al; Edna Gerlach Hart Separate MamtertaDC:e: J•f:• teer Fire Department. The PI- menls were serie<Jt1 vs. Clyde Elbert G<!rlach, et BeD Le!Oe vs. HarryL~ • oneerln& Award earned 1n the Attending were Mrs. Mary . a! : Barbara Ann Brown, Admr., fie vs. Harry Lee Leffie, Nel· FaU Camporee was presented Walsll, Mrs. SleUa Werry, Mrs. et a!, vs. John H. Davis, et al; lie M. Kinnard "· John L. at \b)s time. . , Sarah Tedesco, Mrs. Elizabeth ~--nard •. , The dining tab].. were 'deQo Chisler, Mrs. Kathryn McGowDRIVER RECOVERING Petttton for lncre~ of Sup- orated in keeping with lbo an, Mrs. Alberta Wileo, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - Warren port: Donald .RaJ Ftelda .vs. Christmas season by the Jadi.. Mary Barbara Nol!ege, · McKeever, 21, Leon, Is listed Betty Jane Ftelds; C.role Sue !he A~Uory. The Cub Emma Ryan and the hostesses, in satisfactory condition at Da~JS VI, Robert Gordon Davil. . Miss Grell and Mist Schwarz. Pleasant Valley Hospital after Ctvll Appeal:: R. L. Wednesday Jn the Board School suffering laeerations to the head vs. Jamea Ellis. hiiiiJe and spent the day quilt· VISIT MRS, RYAN and hands in a one tar acci· Crtmtoal: Stale vs. · MASON - Mr a.sd Mrs. dent Wednesdy 2 a.m. on Route Woodro~ White and WIUiam Ed- ,..he Oak Grove EUB church James Rutherford and .... I 2 near Mt. Alto. McKeever will ward MtUer, Jr.. and the Guiding Star A,dvenl Timmy, of Re)'JIOidsburg, 0., be cited for failure to have ve- steal; Stale ••- Dorothy wUI each ·present 1 visited on MpQd,ay .with Mrs. hide under control. AC.:ordia& Cook, contributing; State VI. ~s program sunday ev- Ernma Ryan .. Mr. Rutberford 1 20. to mvest feloniously the Sheriff's mishap, Dept. McKeever lostgattng coo- Leonard CnrnrnaJLee, Appeals: StaleIleaL ••· irol of his 1955 model car on a Billy Gene McClary, drlvmg OHIO POMEROY curve. The mishap is still un. of center; S!tle vs. Loul.s_ M. ~~~~!!:;:!:!~~!!~~~~=~~=::::=~~de~r~in~v~es~ll~g~at~lon:·:,......,...--. de; VIckers, drlvmg while lrttozieatState vo. Archle ' lleltry, Frank Forshee, Donald Forshee, IrespalliD&. 11 - ' POMEROY 5700 CASH ( Give"~ay~ · . ristmas ' fDr your ~ TICKET. No purcb sse 11 required. ~~.:;~~. ·~ ' . ' Stu' Storea. " < ·I . c 11 . · �,. I • •I {\ I • I I , ...... . Old! 'l'li6t -t ,l · or~ . OD~ • ·' """ ~ fr. ptJ HEARTHSl ONE .' • ' • rol!ll tnc) d<C w... BAICE' AND SERVE be!h M "'"" ol<l. BEDROOM S.UITES ll!lll cotr WEEK-END pr~J MQ wijl Home hkedlrHd In Only 15Miautn SPECIAL loW< m4> &e ~ "'II for EDITOR'S BURGER BASKET dirl ' .. Tho letter to the Editor ap- ';. pearing iD 12-11-M laue By L• R~'WfM ___________ IIG. $189.95 - - - - - - - - 0. Shlfllet; deserves some stralght thlnklng, "' • Dllll tblnblh oo II He; St. JoiUI 12: 8, "For the poor alwl¥• ye have with you, but Me ye have not always" remember these .,.. the words of ~- a.rtat, and not Linden Johnsou's who ohall we believe? "Prov. 6:11, So shall thy poverty come ao one that travelleth and thy wants as an armed man." Prov. 30:8, Remove far from me van· ity and lies, Give me neither poverty nor rlclleo; Feod me wllh food convenient for me." Mat. 7:U, "'lbenlare a II things whalsoeve'r ye woulcl that men shoulcl do to you, do you even ao tG them.,. For this is $99·50 Trade $139·95 With Trade With DUNLOP WINTER TREAD TIRES .. . • FRENCH FRIES SALAD ALL SIZES AVAILABLE PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ' SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN :::!::~~~:·;:~. RACINE, 0. SYRACUSE, 0. .1 . i i• J&F Topcoats Sport <.oats His Christmas will be the best ever with a new J&F Topcoat chosen fr()m our selection of the season's most pop~lar styles and shadings, ··· will find unmatched of these Sport Coats chosen from a eollettion of subtle pattern effects, casual enough for leisure, yet dressy enough for bus. iness, I I I I Dress Slacks Give him oelectlon yon blend!!. 1 se1eetlon stretch styles. and For those Jdle hours give him a robe he will enjoy relaxing in. Choose from unforized coUon flannels, tartian pltidl, terry cloth and wools. From $5.98 Pajamas :by Enro HIS and HER SHIRTS J;hooJe Enro Pafa.)n as tor 1ou.n&J.D& or. lady Arrow Blouses O\'er stylel. .from $4.25 Hh from 5.00 Her from 4.00 Evans Sllpptts ~!.!'::.:ufui- cive bJm Evllll row tradition are slippers chosen from designed to make ed ,... because ho will be putting hil belt foot forward 10 winter, JOU our oeleetian of •171- tootinr lrlend· obipo • . e1. From$4.98 From $5.00 to $7.95 .............. ·-· or Freeman shoes for Chriatmas, No other lhll Cbrlltmu with 1 niW llalt ehoto en from oar oe!ec!lloa . dooliM4 to pita" todQ'I ill'lt 1114 qull117 cOIISI!Ioua JOUDI . euefabrlcl in popular ab'le•· Sizeleto 11. Slzet 6 to 12 from 116.91 Highlight hiJ Chrlotmu with Arrow S1!Jrts cbosen 1111 wW eDjoy a pair ol JIQV· eo tn btaelo, broWII or t1n to ao 'with Ill ' loP' Slato • to :10. ~,.,- eollft otyles In white 11011 Ill :10, .., -~,. Be wW lo<* 111 1 i wblte olllrl ellooeD ..... _-· .. ,"· Ute. The etaule lug· wlill oeulf ud 8tliJI nei&tanl vtnyl co- of new 1114 popalar otylea ill 6 to 20, ...,. • to ....., .and ta11!111e ill , poove conatrucUon. 4·U S·" Cubon HMI Oxfords Several Styles to ·*Old Smoke House Christmas Hams *Oysters ' Penln Jr. Sltoes ; He will be putttnc 1111 baet loot fOl'o ward when ·you '"' ~lor him anew pllr of Ptllwin Jr, 1,, lllloel, 3 for From $7.95 ' Wranglers ~.· ; . . '* 3 Kinds of StuHing : loxi.I ~ Otco~,t.s ...... slb.,J.tt . F•mou• Kong1roo Qu1llty OXFORDS and Slip-ons 2·99 to 4· 88 Tan and black suede styl- Italian cut loafers, et. Bh1ck, brown, bone. Six styles iD Loafers, Many Styles Men's and Young Men's thankl to you. $ l, ' 'lot.;!••'..: •. ~· ,·~. '• . ,nt· . ·' to 011t.. MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS and LOAFERS - - - - Order A Fresh Home Perfect quality dn11 ahon. C!Uihtaned Ina . heel to toe. Perfe<!t flexlbl~ shoes, Leatlltt sole!!, High quality. low pr1ct, Killed Meigs County JOHNNIE WALKER SHOES FOR DAD - - 12••!1:~ Low cut oxfords and high cut shoes '21ove soft leather and steel shank. ·sho,es grandad likes. Give him shoes for BOYS' BEnER OXFORDS ·M;o · Style With GonuiO. 4·" 5·" 'L utlter Welt. •t•ek, sl1.. U - - ~· 11Mi lnloctod Sale Oxhrdo L-s,"" - - - - - S I.M 0 N' . . >; ,. ' '"' J;._ ·:~.O:.M~• ,j•.!'\ ' 6,9 5 Lace styles and loafer styles In brown and black. Theoe fea. lure one piece heel & oole, no nails, no stitching. Guaranteed wear uppers. . From $12.95 ,.\. DRESS OXFORDS 'r:\; PICK·A~'PAU~ SH()E . ' ~u:· ,_S ~lfP!-~YI!O I'~ ·~~. . rfttft!lllilfl!tit 11ft could be aP\)reciat· S·" ·• 6.u MANY STYLES FOR TEENS *Roasting Hens ., fralll c~~o.... Chrlltmao II a &and lime to 1iuJ him ·~ed 'l'-8blrla ..... , Brlefa far y~ , . rauud welt. IIIII • · . &Jve 9o111Jonlte Stream• .....111•11 01lf oeledi011 , ..... & Briefs rar smart eift alfinr, ).,... ... '""'~ llyltl He'D lllliHalale a ...., cue fabrics . ~·~Hnir. StrMmlite DRESS SHOES The larg..t selection in Meige countyl The price is rightl Discount to all church.., schools and organizations on candy •nd fruit by ICI'f'IM wiJ be briihtar a now aport shirt lulll from tllirl our~ ~= MATRONLY STYLIS FOil OLDER WC!IMIN Lodi11' Wedge HMI 42 Kinds Christmas From SW.aters of stytoo in tuy FRUIT BASKETS BY ORDER----$4up *Fla.. Juicy Oranges *Fla. Grapefruit *Bananas *Grapes *Cocoanuts *Walnuts *Mixed Nuts ORDER NOW! *Shell Peanuts *Stayman Winesap, Red Delicious and Golden Delicious Apples HANDBAGS TO MATCH --2.98 will be wum - o f lillie Sport Shirts FNm$2.98 Ioyce Gioves wlllllr -thor :ret lllled, bo A111 boy'o Chn.mao'' fro1;11 Ol.ll wide range of and 8 oz. size&. From $2.50 lle'U be warm and dry Ill ant of tbeat DIW jaelleta, !her coal cham~ from our &election from our , .. ln &illl I to 18. 1edlan of co~ ·tar otyles, · From$2.91 From $4.~ OMEGA With a lbt He wW be aU set for w!Dier'o wprst weather wltll a Zip. Out Lined All·Wea· will &ive hJm a lot color~, aU llitop tallnrod( ln easy eare fabrica. 0 DI'HIShirts selection of IIJ~ e ... 20 fnm $22.95 51- '"'"' 8.98 Pari• Belli from $1.50 able in 4 ... to be worn with pride~ men. · From$3.91 him WBrllllh to fiJht wlil1ter's cold with 1 ...,. Surburban ehosen He will really appre· eiote Jade l!ut AJ, ter Shove, Colo&ne or Deodoran~ avail· ~ristma.s gifts ... Surl!!uruns DreiS Slack• R111by Meeker Billfolds from $3.98 Jade Elet ToiletriH :pour J0W11 - Bluer .length, and o lot of bil Freeman Shoes ae·s in for comfort ly falhioned in all year lone: wbea the famous Ar- Coot choo011 from our colle.. liOD of muted pattema or soUd sholln&&, .Sizet 6-12 ~;ized Dunmar Robes . ..- of From $1.00.$3.00 From $19.95 eomfortable sleep. lng lD coat or ~~~ ,., . • " Carll.,- Slzet14o20 ' Surllurltans From $2.98 Interwoven Socks s~ Chooae eaq This ehrJstmas give a sport ahirt choseu our seleetion of easy fabric•, in checks, , stripe1, patterns or solid colors. our en from our selection of waist band or sur coat styles. Choose now for Jightweigbt comfort. GREEN LEATHERS . Del!lhl to eBROWN AND OLIVE .., .,..... For dreu or leisure your youDIIDill will be pleutd with • .,.., 3-11 S·" eRED PA'rl'INA e.BROWN PA'rl'INA eBLACK PATENT loy's Sviti s....-. ' Sport Shirts ChooSe his favorite style of socks from new McGregor chos- - from '16.95 From$5.98 ••• You will be giving him warmt.ll all winter with Avenue by Corti.,- & Swank Jewel.,. from 1.50 wonted&, flannels, and ra· EVERY NIGHT ;.::,lipol'· QL•- d Sport Coats Beau Brummell Tin from 1.50 of gabardines 9:~ PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS from $19.95 Reston Slaeb cboaen from He will be at his cornbest with a new sweater chosen from our complete lection of pullover, zip or button cardigan atyJ. by McGregor Men's Clothing 29.95 to 75.00 by R11ton Sweaters ;;~:·$~~'2~9 5 ·Jackets From $49.95 Sport Coats from 19.95 $35.95 From $7.98 ture Fabric Suit you WiU-be living his wardrobt 1 most welcome lifl ChOGH from outstanding new pattera. efor solid shadlngs. From$29.95 An Alligator AU-weather Coat is the perfect gift. It will give him the fabric, fit, and fashion be wants. and the protection he needs with the deep-pyle zip-out liner_ t:et OPEN TIL ·' byJ&I' By aurpriJins blm !hi! Christmas with a new Fea- He will really enjoy one by Alligotor gift cerJficate is the perthought for 1 $1ative or friend, lbd he eon choose the style, color and trim he prefen While rememberina: Women's HI HEELS '• ::;:•·-;~ Feature Fabric by Crlckelftr $49.95 to $65.00 AR-Weather Coats j. Stetson ~; n &. Boy's Wear for weather protection. . -Stetson Hats = FAMOUS "WILLIAMS" QUALITY Open Nites Till; To Dec. 23rd ~aring pleasure plus com- '' ,' Tbat ye loft "!!' -lher, As FOR THE FAMILY ;:::::=====:!~=========~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ::....::.l..::ha..::ve:.......:lowd;;.,:,:.:...:..yau._•__"That __ye=---.-404 S~n I" SHOP Haskins I A HOLSUM PIGDUC1' .GIVE AN MARBAG •~·· I .. t 2 39c M.t.. ~ ' . .r.•- �• --------"1 Notl~ INFORMATION ,.,..a ' "AA'~'::;#,:-:l:!'" .;,. ~-::!'-:: :::.~~:... • , ._. . .., -..::.,"':,- 4 d A ..,. .......... c ' " -r~ ,., sPn"'~ nw ""' _,..,,_,....... two •mm..t••••u .... """' .... .... ·""" !J11r ""' •n . . -• ,__..- "• • ~ OloD<I' ,.. '"'"' , . . n~ertt••• ~ur ~·a• ll• eenb •• t;e"b pop ..... ~ ,,, n.,,.. ,., WIT"' "" • • • -"·· •..-rt~,..,, QoJC.ucrt Ofl g ""'"" fiiJO SHIP FtnERS SHIP FITTER PULLUP MAN • ,., .......... .., ......... ...... ........ ~~·- ~ ...-..- .... !'1M ~tt~n • .- T ,..,.,......., ontea ToiKo 5, Ohio Til: (4191 691.2475 1:01 om 1o 4:00 pm H• . _ IT ro "b I U · ...... .., a.aa. llll!t • Syracuse bas Zippy Stride dog food at $8.45 per hundred. A large selection of Cllristmas trees at a very low price, Bananas at 5 lb. for 59c. Union Workman tobacco, buy two and get one free, s1iced balonga 3 lb . for $1.. 2 lb. wieners for 89c. Ole Santa Claus will be Card of n.anks C· p ~ WE WISH to express our thanks to Dr. Pic:kens, the stan of ,Veterans Memorial Hospital, 1 .Jdiddleport Emergency Squad 1tawlings • Coats Funeral Di- 1 • lo n 1 " :nctors, Rev. Armor Sayre, ·and the many [riends and re· 1t in our showroom . Buick'• finest and best and this one is exce1lent. Fully equitlped. 63 Pontiac _ $2,395 Just arrived. Catalina 4 Dr. Like new one owner car that we sold and serviced since new. Power steering & brakes. We can proudly refer you to ownet'. helpful during the illness and until three o'clock. lleatb of our heloV<d mother, 12 17 3tc ' Mrs. Pearl Pugh. Your - ----1ftoughUu\ness in our sorrow SINGER SEWING machine, I'____ ,•:_"'"...:..'...;••.;.· ~s meant so much and is s~ws forward and reverse. I' feep1y appreciated. Z1g zags, monograms, etc., ; The Children WJthut attachments. Pay d Powergllde trans. Beaullful lvo~ and oUver blue flniJb. ., than u.ooo mu.. and in Lell mint condition. Radio, b.eater, whitewalls and ali the I 1 BlaeHnars SALE: Modem aD eleo>-11 lire S bedroom home. 100 100 lot. Syreeuse, Phone Sterrett· WY •r-•. .,.., 11 25 firm Mlchinery and low mileage, red over Ivory finish, 326 VB engine, automatic trans. I.Jke new whitewan tires, radio and beater. The word ia 10 on thil sharp car. $l 700 _ 4 Door. Real economy and standard trans. Good tires, rtdlo, heater, daft: ·blue finish, interior like $895 FOR SALE: 11H9 Ford tractor, plow, disc, cultivator!!, rear 1 mower, subsoil plow. W. F. • 1960 RAMBLER Hill, Chester. Phone 9&&-3080- . Claule 4 Door Station Wag11 15 3tp on. Locally owned and a nice well eared for car. e cyl. eD· gine with new rings, atd. trans. Radio, heater, good fo Rent tires. Bei.ge and brown fin· _Oh....:l•---'l,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....;';;;......;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ i 12 17 He balance due $37.61 - terms. USED ·· WY 2~2. 12 57 I WISH tot bank each and ev. --,,..-c erYone who sent me cards while SINGER. a~tomatic Zig Zag. . l wai · a patlent at Meigs All bu1It-1n features. Button- ; General Hospttal. I would a)- holes, faney designs, s~ws on : so Uke to thank ench one who b~ttons, etc. Just dial it. Will lisited me while I was in give full guarantee to party the hospital, everyone who assuming last 9 payments of : called my husband on the $8.25 each. WY 2·3862. ! SHit At .. . lolephone regarding my con· _ 12 17 6tc ditiun, the nurses -RhO were ELECTROLUX Sweeper, com· Zerkle's Transfer Co. So kind to me and Dr. Davis plete with attachments, spray Middleport, 0. for being a very kind dortor. ! gun - cleans like new. Pay May Gnd bless each aud ev· off balance 6 payments $6 50 eyone, Is my prayer. Mae each. WY 2-3862. 12 17 61c Con Bo Bought Lightfoot. 12 17 Ito TWENTIETH - -- entury welders, Roasonoble air ccmpressors, battery Lost and Found chargers and welding sup- Phone or Write Credit Dept. --=::::.-=.:.::....:..~.:.::.- I plies. Free trial. Meigs Coun- ==::--: ' LOST. In upper end ty Landmark 1 Pomeroy. of New , Haven, red and white, three year old male Beagle, with collar but no name tag. Jack Roush., 882-2.80.1, New Haven. 12 17 3\C SPINET PIANO 12 17 1 , - - - - - - - - - LOST~ English shepherd le· male pup, black, white and tan., in the vicinity ol Pine Grove. N. G. Rose, Minersville, WY 2-6710. 12 17 3tc LOOK I SUMMER & SON Phone 286-2104 Jackson, 0. FOR RENT One Modern Ap1rtment Throe Rooms and Bath Gas Furnace Heat, Gaa C"..ook· ing Stove. Electric Refriger.,. tor, First Floor Apartment. Hardwood Floors. arate Entrance Front & Back. Laundry Facilities In Base· ment, Located Center of Mid· dleport, Close To Shopping District, Close To Churches and Schools. Rent $60.00 Por Month S..orCall DAVID C. MILLER Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2-5191 ln Pomeroy. Phone Of Clean Used VOLKSWAGENS $1895 011 while !llllah. Like new WW tlret. V8 engine, Automatlc trans., P.S. "' P.B. Ra· dio. A real tporty eer wilh quality rou'll like. $1595 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4 Door. Clean. In· terior, sharp ivory and blue finish, good Urea, radio and beater, 8 eyL engine, Powerglide trans., good tires. $795 - &-.OI!l UP III.Boll--.,._ ...,. ,._ n 141& --- 1 RADIATOR SERVICE From !he lartlellt truelt or oulld...r rodlator lA> U.. aalleatbealer..,.. BJ.AmNAR'S flY N14l code as ustiff," al4b0Uib no. •• tough .. !be ;overnment bad suggested. II Is deslp' to slo!> 111t1 advertising appeal, .. In any medium. thai might ., courage young people ta star: smoking. To thai eilil. leBIImon ials or endorsemetlll by alh· leteo or celebrities 1'1"' banneo if they would appeal es~IJ to lbe young." 1 $1195 NICE BUYS IN TRUCKS 48 C.HEVROLET ~ TON PICKUP - - $295 61 CHEVROLET~ TON PICKUP_ $1295 58 FORD 1 TON CHASSIS. Du1l wheels $895 BOWIJNG GREEN - ·JSAR - , , . _ • ~• old Anderso~. Bowlinl Gie" .6. C. IIIIADPORD State Udlverslty alhletle 4lr1c ..,...., Citla tor, today announced bls retire., II tic ment elf~ve AUI. Sl, 11li!L sat~_& a •••zx...ccccccwccrcnw £.~ •aLii .TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELE~ I r 416 Main St.-Ph. 675-2980-Polnt PtHPlW· ~ K~ 1111 Wellman LM WIID1m1011 COMPLOE STRING INSTRUMENT DEPT. GIBSON - KAY - HARMQNY . ··- up with 10methlnc like a beef roatt 7 P.M. . Pomeroy Motor Company Pomeroy, Ohio More More . ~!lme to. cho~••· from .1or yo-.r ·· · I .. : ~· t ' I' ' 4,00 Dlselng wltb Doss 4:110 IJIIirdlaDge . 1:00 Commanlty News 1:05 \Vwld Newt S:1S ripo.t. Today 5:25 Weather uo Ditmer MUsicale 1:41 Slll!l Off IF WE MOVE IN TH&R& t4CIW, "'m 'TRV TO SAVE TlE IDIOT" SEFOR!i OUR 'TIMP I& sn", ~THIMG. Wll.l.. eE SATURDAY f:tfl Sl&n On 7:00 Ba St!U aod Know 7:8.1 N""' 7:08 Mualeal Clod! 7:30 Newo llladllneo 7:31 Maslcal Doell RUINEOI 1:t6 Wlll1lllill Testlmooy 1:00 Oblo Valle7 N.,. 1:01 World Nowo 8:10 sports Today l:lli Wealbar , I:U PL Pleasant B.s. li'OotbaD 10:10 Son& & StorY Hour 10:~ Pamllr Warttblp Hour 11:00 N.,a, Army Hour 1~:1111 Publle Semco 12:00 News &ondup 12:20 Ballclln Board 12::15 New•/0 Grama 12:80 Saturday MaUnoe 1:11i Oblo Stata Footboll • IF 'THEY TAKE" C&"DRIC OW 'THE E"sn:rrt: 01.11? BOYS CAN BAG 'EM IN TIME, MAYBE" t -HELLD, JI:\KE! U'C>TEN-J ., lw RAEBURN VANBUREN '' '• lflS EASY. VOIJ CAN SO !liGHT ON WITH 'lOUR KNITTING A SCAAF FOR AI.VtN PANG58V··· llo•• 4:00 lllaclq With Doso NO Top !'ell Re 5;00 Newa · 5:16 PubUa lerv'·· ~.. 5:itll Dinner lluslcalo 6:16· Sip Olf Br GEORGE WONDER Mj;)& (jOIN<> 10 TAKE \'OUR PlACE ~ERE, STAN 7 W1<CJS eotNG 10 ~ 11iE CHIEF DESIGNE~ I' Glv. .way .' ~ 111'.~~!!C' 1'1'"'1 · eLIT ' ' 00 • . . , ' . · r Morc1NnH$700C"'h ' sc ;, WJEH RADIO MONDAY ~U FIUDAY • ~:CI Sip Oli MONDAY TBRV FRIDAY 11:811 Larry Anderson Show f:OO Btl SIUI and ltDo!r 8:00 Sign Clot - Newo 3:00 .JITn Mees Show 7:03 News 7 4:00 TIDJIS Santa Claus Show ' 08 M~al Cloct 8:05 Scared Heart 8:20; ~eiJI County RFD 4:15 JITn Mees Show 7:30 Newa Headllneo 8:25sPiii!' Bowers - Farm 4:30Eiectric Co. Nowa 7:32 Musical Cloct 6 : ~30~ Blll Miller Sho" 4:40 ~lbUlen Show 7:4S Wol11 and Testimony 6:5 ' Weather 5:00 illgi;l Off 8:0fl Ohlq VID"1. NOti • 7: . News · ' SATURDA-Y 1:11 Wwld Mows 7:05;1iny•,a Mornlng,€bapel ,.,,, 00 .8tln Oq •. NfWI 1:10 SWrla TodaJ 7:2o.: BID ·Miller Show &:os .. Clluntcy Music 8:ji Weather 7 : 3IJI,Spo~ , , 8:25 Countcy Jamboree 8:)6 MUIIeal Cio"k N~Plckens l!ardware . 7:_QO Larry Andiii'IOII Show ll:li l;omommfiJ . News 9' 00 Talk of the Town ~ .('1'\lea•• 'l'bun·l lt:OO Top Ten Show 7:5t!, Newo l,t. 12:00 Noon Ne11's 1:55 M-.. Oo1DI\Y News 8:00' Bill .llfiDer S~ 12:! 5 Mueial lnter~e .10:00 Public Servtee 8:00.. Johnoon $1~ Ins. . 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Ta<ita · :141-15 Fllllllly Wartdtip Hour 10' 30 Lltebat.rln8 · (friday) I 00 JITn M Sbo..\ ' I::JO, OOy Lig~l ; s·'oo ouees ~ • • .lliOO Newa Beal I:~Bill r Jdjl)er bow sVNnA~iD . ' U!05 MOJ'.!lne Melodies 8:~aker Furniture Show 7:30 Sign On • Anny Hour excepl Friday, Cburcb ' (W~. •• fri,) ' . ,' 1:00 Freneb City Bapllsl . Balls Ring 1:4~ &S SUpep Mkl. Sbow .. 8:30 SUnday Show . ~;: N~,, , -oo~N <'l'll,W"•·> 9:30 '!be Bible Speakes to You ,~1 • =IIIII~N ~· · , ewo 10:00 '!be Good Life · -~ - . ··• OWl · I:Oii iColfee Wilh Janet · 10:11i ~day Sbow · ~;ao. Ljleal News IO:oof!lll. Millers Brunch Show 12:00 Noon New's 12Ji!}lllte,l l n:oo!IMli\lslerlal ~lie!~ IJ:lli Cbrlstlan'o Hour ~;f,I W'-f!)lier U.15,!da1101l CowtiY A1ri. EDt. U:3b Rev. llerlln Twit . Bll!li!ID Board " H (Tiles.) . . 1·00 Re " ., d' p 1,2.26 Newa 0 Grama v ..~ re.w arsons 12·30 ""••h· A ·· : ~~ . gent · 1~:15 llllllly W~ ~uri.) 1':30 Rev. .Sii.!J BUIUps 12 11:15 .8.0. .l'rolral!l (J!'tl.') 2:00 Rri. ROiiC!OO Tho ;~ ~IIJ. Go Roond 1t:SO~p· Sl!oli. . ,.,, . 3,00 SUndo . . . 1'UJ 1.55 News Boat 2' 00 <:ountry .t ., Round 11:45 Tlny'o· OQuntry 3. 311 c ••'oo :Cement'. 81"..,. .... ·N· · ' · ouo '•"'·'"'tlmera · Z:51i N""·Boal ... ·· ~· 4:3(1 Baptist Layman'a Hour s·oo Mid , . · 12:15 boessler Gueot Stir 5:00 Sign ou 3;55 ~ WIIJ Mill._ fEI!fY . ne1Yo lleat , '' • Lll ' ;, ·--·---1».) BULC>VA . •xt Ctfl*izrm . . ••,• y~ ~~ lilliNIIA'fii O!IL!OE A!ID Olio LIG<I;%'01i' 11 '1"llllALDOM.-THOXAS HOBBES ... Many ~Lola Models To Choooo From Your Chevy Dealer .& \.\ . e See Us Before You Trade or We'll loth"- 'TIL .. J X 0 i,'JII'XB A OT ll 61 CHIV. Heavy Duty With Tandem Axle OPEN EVENINGS •· »YBI' YY YD~· BLWW YD'I'li ~~~ .. VI' • l:KBVJ"l'.- OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES Whatever the you say it better with a Christmas is the Season for Remembering friends - to Join in a Harmonious Chorus with ..-lshes of Joy. Good H~alth and Happiness. lt's tPe time, too, when Greet· ings are exchanged. nus year the DaUy Sentinel will ru:tve a special Classified · Greeting Classification. 12word greeting with sigtlature, only $!.00. Greetings to run for I daY• prior to Christ· mas. FamDy Greetlop ()Illy. 12 8 Uc . <I . .- ' .. Notice • .,.~!1\Ct!IC'INtl . . ' Crill llndlft real sharpie alld only $1395 - llQWJr :1.~0( Complelt 8fnlcl 4 l;)oor Sedan. Dark blue !In· iall, clean Interior, V8 engine. Std. tnns. Radio, heater, CROSSWORD. , ........ Kbruobcbev In the vote Cl • NEW YOU THE aGA· I • 1fa rette industry WednesdBJ pre 11 :~::::::::::::::::: sented a detaUed sell·pollclnt I! advertlslna: code designed main EXPERIENCED ly to stxlp young .....,le !rom ..... smoklnll· FirSt reactlon cleser!bed' lh< 1961 OLDS F 85 700 - 4 Door. Local owned and real low mUeage. Sold and serviced in our shop. Powerglide trans. Radio, heater, new tires, Almond fa"wn linif:lh with matchi.nt interior. A Season Special. au. ' IIU11JliG. Plo 'IIlio liMO. IIUI>oerlberllD 1be Unlll!d Stile• , . _ Alllld ' ...... llill canada. Porches Front and Back, Sep- room and A Nice Selection Large ,_._lie healer, red olDy! trim. $999 1962 CORVAIR - ----- · w-. ish. "--~- ·~ loll GI••· PI+ 'Ill . . NEW YOIUI. PIIESI· Hlilloa · dent Jobnlon'• llmdalide ·~lee. IC YiO . . . !tOn vidOr)' topped 1118 1111 ol ..., - - - - "ten biggest stories of JJM" in ... _.,. .el !be annual poll of edlto,_ b) .... llo..tllos Uru"ted ~.· •-•--·"-.". , n - ......,.-........_ I , ..... The JobnsoD viclor7 wiB lo1 CsD WY Nri411Q • NIPI lowed cloael}' by !be oullef ot _______ Soviet Premier Nlk!la l S. Monr.a COUpe. A •-• w milellie loeal car. Jet" blaolt: finish. tlras ahow Utile 110 h.p. enctne, t speed new . .~atod =~ ' _.:.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:-:-=::::":~:::'::"':P"":::O:::"1960 FORD T. BIRD 196() CORVAIR mill1er1 hlerarchJ poi!t<: Plloao WI .. troopo at tho SaigOII poll clllee U.a,aotp IJill nodlt ~ _._ large~~ In an' flalvllt OiiiD'.;;;ibrow. Buddbl•t n-.u ~-- 1D 995 "';t J0U1!1 Juri: !ldlolt Ill tbr aD """""'·· ieadertl ' have 'tbreatenld to ·IOIDIIle l!illlllalldlnl tra.. sacrifice" to lo!> am.ton• lloar!N GagDOD ......, - . · the eivlllaD revlm• ()liner, Pbclle WYUU117'1S..tlc. • pie --ter Tr"" Van u.~• of 1963 CORVAIR •!"' .1_ mANSMlSSION ~•t Radio, ' ICiDIIII!IUOOIJ'roni,PiiPU 8uPf J\11111118111 Jaddhi.C.·,.... ....... 11>- C;ii.f,- ~ 32'1eu in. V8 Ollllne, avtomatie trana., P.S., p .8 ·• ....,_ WW t.lrel allOw litue .wear. A premium cor U..t'o invWnc to own and drive .. $2495 bucket oeala <IlP-I ' priYala ealr8liCio orea. WY RUG ftiVlnl. 11211. marooo flnllh. fiWil prterlor. trana. ' . UPIBrie£~ lusJJiele :MIM- BeaUllful Impala St. WIJOn. __.,.,.,......,- ·,~--- . ~ di<ati<IDI lbat 1118 IIOikll U1ilbl -lb;;;i;;;;"S~;i;JS;;;.1-tlc toaeb oft a - 111.1.110<1 1963 CHEVROLET Air 4 Door. V8 engine, Bel Muon 23 • Inch MotAJrola Sedan, So clean we could put here Sunday from 1 o'clock I latives who were so kind and L 1964 CHEVROLET $2,895 63 Buick _ Just arrived. Electra 4 Door II I'OR 1--:=======~'\· iHarden's ii;;;~F~rMarket Sale in 0 Olar) TV, I'OR SALE-Middleport'o taD· aerial. Early American style. est buildiDR, ·located SU N SecoDd Street. Mldd.Jeport Robert K. Sayre, Cll 7·2168. Prtced for qatck .ale. Ja. 12 11 61e quire 01 Oblo HoW. ---=-~~--== PHONE WY2·2156 bil ba "':-:~ ,--,.-.., .-nt. . ___... 'rll!llt& 8Epii,OOM ON GOOD CLEAN ' ' WINTERIZED USED CARS Bud , ....,.... 1141£ 11 • ' _ , ml, se or mo e, .. you, · &oodi••. $2495 nice. Phone Coolville 1167U 17 lie 3654. _12 18 file HOUSE, 6 rooms oncl ~~ IJ 1963 TEMPEST WARM Morning gas beater. See gu beatlnll· JII'Bdbury. PI WY 2-8450. 12 10 6le LeMans Coupe. Loeal owned Iva Singer, Chester. 1""' ,..., ....... eancelled! lot'• Uct!DIO? cau WY Billll 'jj.AJ1 :.-:. ~ \U"IWolliBILE liii'U'aDCO 11ee11 1964 PI.&L* a ...Ul.T P'l,ntJUC:DM our Carpel Sham- IIIQI 7 run .,- - Employee. n""' ac aaav d ol = .IOIINIOfl. Lustre shampoo. Baker fum. I I • iture, Middleport. 12 IG LUMP aod los Dildo lecll lor sale. GoegieiD Coal birtb """"""' and Middl oUter doeum<DII. Page St., . eport. 12 4 11eu1er . . . . - , BEAUTIFUL BatB<I pup, alee training age, reasonable Rei I Estate For Sale good home. Pltone 12Coolvllle ii67-3654 18 81e • FOR SALE: S bedroom h01111. RCA MARK VII Cltizen's- Band ...5110.00. Phone T/3-68U, Mondoy through Frldoy Aa equal opportunity .... .... Ule pooer with purclwe of bcollont lenoflta fhese ;ore permonent pos1· 210ns, Union WOlle ocole. Transportation will be ....,... bursed to each appUcant wbo is hired. For further inlorma· tion and authorization to report for work , telephone col· lect: Employment Office I Ameri.un Sh Ip Building Co. 2:145 F"'nt St.. YUUaa. e.J0 & tL ._ ..W t' a Odf t.tunlu -'Ioiii• o\ II. ot.n lloOD 11001' ~ FREE Stoocly Woril oft ,. .. • " " • tD 4eft. :AtW 011 l'liAl\1~ • 1.»111'1'~ -..:!~ - et Wl fot ., .nM mlD e.ett For S.le WILDIItS 00 _ . ,..,_. ... r • ou sAL-E ~. 17. 19M .---ln-.-~~~---11111--- •---------..,...;~~~..;..;-, - a-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., WANT AD • " ..JANIE. , MI&S WINKLE. WAWT510 SEE 'lOU ,_ RIGHT AWAY! �. • '} ....... .........,.J.....,,, .,._ \ ' - t! wa ,, : ~--rw;,.._. fO-Iblly Sentinel, Pomeroy-~d~, 0 , l)ee, lT~ IIIH Installation Ceremony is Held In Beautifully Decorated Setting 4 A c 1 • •• ' '• • i r ~ •'1 , ....... ¥- ·••• , ;: ... \ ~ Matron; Marie Curd, District treasurer , sevt>ral visiting Worth y matrons and patrons. and Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Racme Chapter, :' The installin~ offirer was , Chlorus Grimm assisted by in\ stalling marshalls, Bernice Cart penter and Louie Stewart ; In; stalling conductress, Jane Hill: ~ installing cha-plain, Cora Webb; ~ f ! ~ installing or~a nist, Margaret oonductrBSS, Mary Cleek; chaplam. Mary 1 ., ,_, 1 • ·· - ... • . I ' .O.a< rr~-r.ur- I ·" ., . -1. ,,, I,. ~· • ' ft..,.,,.-. ;,; "1',h ,..,., 1-. ., · • t • -1 "'_th:-. Count may each,, 20 in Fire installation ceremony were bara Adams; oonductres!l, Cora Gr9nd Webb; associate .. 1 II(X XV.l · The guests presenteo before Gretta Simpson; treasurer, Bar.. ; Vida Carson. Deputy ... ' Tile han was beautifully dee- ln8 ..,tlnel, William Stewart, arated in keeping with I b e Tile ofllcen lnslalled for , Christma• seasoo by Maxine were, Wortlly Malrol>. -~= · Wingett and Harriett Nelgler Morris; worthy palron, '" ; when Racine Chapter, O.E.S., 1 Morris; Associate malron, ~ met Saturday evening, Dec 12 · Mary Lew Johnson; , t IJ>r Installation of olfic.rs. patron, Ben Philson . secretary, 1 the ... Lou Ihle; Marshall, Donna Hill; organist, Velma Qulllen; Adah, Mildred Donot.ue: Ruth, BernIce Theiss; Esther, Maxine Phllsun; Marilla, Opal Diddle; Elec. ta, Dorothy Spencer; Warder, Helen Johnson, and Sentinel, Chari.. Hensley. ··~ .. ' Lost The trustees are Cora Webb, · Thereon Johnson and Bernice • Neuman; installing secretary, Carpenter. ~ Leoaa Hensley; installing wardHazel Oleland and Beulah ~ er, Hazel Cleland, and Install- Bradford registered the. guests, while Naomi Brinker and Ruth Barnitz presided at the refrtslunent table. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Dec•mh•r 18-lt ~JOHNNY COOL" Henry Silva, Elizabeth Mont- &f?mery, Jim Backus, Joey .Slshop, Bl'ad Dexter SAM· ' feolurelte: Sho'o 011 Mlno C,'orcartoon1 MY DAVIS, Jr. SUN MON TUES Doc. 20.i1-22 ' -~~.~~~:orc:N· Cliff Robertson (PT!09), Geo, ~:.a:'~:!'i.-~~~=1~1=· The retiring Wortlly Matron, MPSS IVA STEWART Mary Lou lble, was presented a Past Matron's Jewel by EUL Mrs. Iva Stewart, Middleport, is announcing the en· , abelh Toney_ John Ihle, the r~ gagement of her daughter, Iva Marie, to Mr. Robert Sis-. tiring Worthy Patron, was pre. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayrie Sisson of Kyger. Miss sented a Past Patron's Pin by 1 Ste•wrurt, daughter of the late Clarence Stewart, is a 1964 , Alfred Toney. of Middleport High sc~ool ..nd iB employed by ID Po10eroy · T. Jay Bradshaw. Mr. Sisson is a 1962 gtaduate of . Mr. and Mn. WOllam lfoud. INFANT DIES 1K)•g_er Creek High school, and is employed by the State •ashe!~ Mrs. Melvin Gljlmm IIIII Word has been received of Wedding plans are incomplete. Misi ll!arcia Karr were at the death of Barbara Vartan, , - - pen PJaini Saturday, ~::: two-week old daughter of Mr. t Q th f I of M and Mrs. Frankte Varian of IS 0 ' • ·• • , v~u:;::-_a n. · ••• I' 1 g~::!~~ i:':,P~~~Y i~tedeo1 U:.~ Colore•- Ca rpen er H · Orne ' SCene f E S Past Officers Meeting Recently llfrs. Beulah Krantz and vtrbus, The cou le has another Tile home of Mr. and Mrs. were elected: P•esident, Mro. ;gil Wood" of Charleaton, W. V~. child, a son riankie, also Wilson Carpenter in Pomeroy Gr•tta Simpson; vlce-preoident, l: ; ' of Mr. and I I ·, o·o ·.Yo·u R GIFT SHO-PPJ·NG • Sh.op TheShoe Box For i 1 ' •, , ••• .. Lame-Duek Legislature to · ·Work after 25th • ·'. ' ' ) '' Big SeleCtions of · Sweat,r$. F~r · .Me~~; a~d,, Boy~ of,AII A9«tS and 'Si~···~ . . • •. r ' , ' ' ' • ~- ', • : The Fabrie Shop SEWING CABINETS TYPEWRITERS lor ~ * 115 W, Second S11·99 arrangemeJII Of !'luster 11c1tta ~~1 ·U@Id DD the ,uwiile, a olivet tne 11111 choll! am,.n. Mn, Klebt ....,. an ...tz Cll ,,Cbriltinu irulll, dy and "tiuts from I I,IJIIo C09r ered with a 1'1111 lace clolb. llbo Wao allllited by 'Mra. Bradbury. Membn ~_., joB· uD be livilil;a.natbwi ' ~ Mrs. R. il .8ittlrman 11111 Jln. Robert 'llolliel ...... " ,, S1riooth~ OPIN IVININGI sleek styling by • Other Suggestions: DRESS FORMS . E~ECTRIC SCISSORS ,. BUnQNHOLE MAKER$ ' • ' GIVE A ' I • CUSTOMIZED BEDSPR,ADS · CUSTOM DRESSMAKING GIFT CERTIFICATE! • ·. GIFT CERTIFICAtlil ' fN~ AN~ AMOUNT FOR ntl SEWIII \:.,1 ' ........ -allet-111 --~ Na~ar'e. ne Class Met:~ qt, Home Of L. J:9ylorJ Mr. and l!fn. Lftl«. Taylor the medi·ID·uck Hunters Feared Dead • 1 i alze 110 and Jarpr. If '' J'otl WIDia ·woo] IWU!- ' •• or alforloa 'or a mO. · · hair, at : ~ you flatl .,,mOll · ....1 eoJ. ~lod . "'"lao will .... etllltd . ' ' wlllcli to '""'!':'· '' Byron Riffle Of Hartford ,, . , IN~;tJ&:i<l~l FAN.NY. FARMEit F... ·;~N.IEJ · Canlfl" ~ matebleu ·flnor. -ed:reet- .. •· ae.uttfull, (1ft bOxed • ._......., . _-c~rc•l•"~' •A•__.c,.. .. •Nut' Oiatero ' ~Ia elutHNc.itd• ..,.,.. 8UOhft.ul~th •llhdoa elinnch Mlntlq,_ (. • "'- · Couord ' Chtrrleo eChoc. Mint Wo,_. Allo a alee oeleelloa ol bard candiN in JanOld Time Butter minll, ~~nd~~ and cllldy bara. · -del.iae t, ~Uter .-·' --. !1' !·:. ,.,;. ".> ,, • • , ._ \'l !,, ~ · $1.95 ' . ~ ., e c -. .. d(q · Pomeroy ;'t:4 ' ·, pittem. All"' tliul -l'rom •. iille • 10 u!\,~.,:e:! .u. ln a IJ'OUP1 of earoll "llarlt: . the Hirald ·ADpte, "Jay to-the Wli'ld," In Ute Mapr," and •.o Town Of'!Wb!ehent," willl -.1.·11 Emenoil J~ at the pillio. Tile BradbUry borne w•·decoratod lor the wllb an • '• want _ 1 llipover or • carcllaan, • llll!IOD troat or o alp. per front - a ooDd ,co- SING~R $EWING MAUINU • 'I ~r yoo .-hom I•• BAKER FURNITURE SINGER . STORE ~ • .',· I •.;:• Reviewer for l1tercuy '-IUD' · FLEXSTEEL CHAIRS f " AT·' ELBERFELPS · I.N . POME~-p. ~Y: Mrs· Kfe'•'n The ShoeBox > ~~:• who survives, Mrs. Gertrude var- was beautifully decorated 'l'llurs- Mrs. Helen Johnson; secretary,, M. nd iii:iiiiii::ii~~ia~n~o~f~Coilum~bus~~is~a~gr~a~n~<!m~othday night when the Past Offi· . Mrs, Cblorus Gnmm, and! wM':rf~a. Mra. ~~lOll~ --- cers of Racine Chapter O.E.S. treasurer, Mrs, Bemlec Car- ~ ·~e -.· vlfltod gw-Y· wltb met penter. Verne , v!J. ·· l!:ldon Weets and mother, Mra. Holly, poin..,ttias and other , Mrs. Grtmm presented a •Jolm Batey aDd Mrt, Cart JeJto gr..nery were displayed program, "Christmas Bless- ninga were Monday vlaltorJ 111 throughout the borne. Mrs. Jane ln3s," by Mrs. Hill; Mrs. Lou· , Gallipolis. · , Hill presided over the meet- ise Stewart narrated "The Eddie and Jerri Frldr 01 eoing when the following oflicen Meaning of Chriatmao; Mn. 111!1lbus spent the, ~ • , , · Cora Webb read, "Inside Chr!Jt. their' paNnll, Mr.·ud Mr.. ' , er. Graveisde services will be mas," Mrs. Harriet Nelgler FriCk and family. . , • conducted Thursday afternoon gave the reding, "Back to llfr anc1 Mn. ~ .B1'11cll at 2 p.m._ in Riverview Ceme- Santa," and Mrs, Grimm read , were Sundll)' dinner iUelll ~ tery in Middleport wllb Rawl· an article on "Chriatmae Mr. and Mn. Slterweotl ...... mgs-Coais Funeral Home in , Cards," dith and IOIIIJ•. Tile bJrtbdll)' Ql 1 clulrge. Afterwards, oontesis John .!!femlltb ,.. ~ted. won by Mrs, Neigler and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Cblrll!ll R. ·Kfrr Webb. A gift exchange was held Sr. were GalllpoUe ~ 'fledJust Rac'd and refreshments were served nesdar; · New Shipment Of •5 by the hostess, Mrs. carpenter, 1 to Mrs. Ha~l Cleland, Mn. ' · Naoma Brinker, Mrs. _ Helen Johnson, Mrs. Grella Sunpson, , i/4 -· ic, Mrs. Cora Webb, Mrs. Harriet Nelgler, Mr. and Mrs· Mn. 0. 'p, ·JDela,-Pil dod Hensley, Mr, and Mn. Bert an lntereati!!C .:......., ee·CiarlltAT SPECIAL PRICES Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill, mas storlu 'a<waiMr. and Mrs. WW!am Btewat'l, ume written by • Bl:siter and Mr. and Mrs, W. 0. Barn- Aldrich ~. ·"IOUl'llaJ'· 1tz. to Cbriatmu " wbotl ljle MidA dinner meetin& wiD be held dlepqrl Ll~ Club ~ 'll'fll. Mlddlep4!rt, 0. Jan. 10, the place to be decided nesdit ~~ the borne ~ !ln. later. Cbarlel Bradbury, Mn. Kl$ elloa il . llory YOUR from the Cfllleetloll enl!lled "I Remember," , ill whieh famlly Ouiitmai I\UIIOinl.· INn ~ acrlbed _by .the aulbor. · The meeti"' WU G~ by · the ""'"ldenl, Mn. J._ Elll· er, wllo led the club «B,rt and coadliew • lbort ~ lellloa. ' ' . T,...to Tru ,, RESTO·N . SLACKS.' .. . ' � 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, 1964 adkins ebersbach moore orr varian