https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cdffe113acfb7285ca021edec413cc9b.pdf f1beee0b5e4682852220687ef3e9f953 PDF Text Text - • • . ~Wildwood Garden Club Makes Donations ~ To Funds At Wednesday Evening Meeting ; Contributions were made to the March of Dimes, the Victor . <, llela FeUowsbip fund and to the Johnny A)>pleseed plantings. · • when the Wildwood Garden club met Wednesday evening at •· the IIPme qf Mrs. Vernon Nease, Nease Settlement, with Mrs. • Cl;lellver Holter as co-boatess. . . :. ..... Jobn Ible,/.resldent, was tn charge of the meeting, ~'WbJtb, opened Wlth tYOtiODI by · 't.rL-Homer Holter. RoD call wu , ~ by members bringing r ~Ulelll Cl.,¥01'ite teed utaloa;. 1be ' ,.aprina project of placing a sign · · · at the Gilmore cemetery wa 1 dis· ""ruaed and the committee to take ·~aeuon . lDvitatioa& were received to attend the Japanese nower . ar· nneinl llhow at Laz.aru• on Feb. 25-2"1 and to attend the Garden • Cliaic No. 1 at the Methodist Cburcb ln Athens on Feb. 24. A ndlo proaram on WMPO was di~ cUlled tnd accepted for Monday, March 7, at 10 a. m. A round robin a:et weU card was aent to Jln. Karl Grue&er. "Annuals" was the topiC of procram presented b7 Mra. fred Yeager who stated that nual •• the name lmplle• . Bradford Church ··Teenagers Meet ;At Reed H.ome .._ Oowerf tllat grow, Clower, produce seed and die in one sea.!ion. They give fastest way o! color for a garden and they can be ~tartcd from seed lndoon, wh~ch ls for the slower growmg !~-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1960 ,• • Canteen Dance Schtduled. for Saturday 1Wom~n's ·class Night At Wahama Hi~ School Gym ·Holds'Sessio!'l The !abuloua recqrd years of the TrloCOunty-Teen.Canteen Th d N. ht will be observed Saturday night when the Canteen moves Ur5 ay 19 was Howard Wallace, St. Albans. en tine ~ ~ 1 1 , •Tt beinl u ;'o~U: ble dan ~on ...,.. If.~ '""Ve absent from l!lchool all tb.l.a week because of illneaa. Mr. and Mra. James Criswell and daughter are planning to visit in ChUUcotbe this Saturday with her siater-in·law Mrs. August HJ.ad who 18 boSpjtahud. ,. ........._ u,.,-. i JJ~ chaiJ\Pioni in aoother fut .toci. 'D 1..... ' over tbe buslneu rollNew danclDI wlll be hllh . light of dl.e eveniDJ 'WhiCh eeta .. Tbe~~nillGlC prayer wu atv underway at 7:30 and lalla unlll ;.ln. .,_ Udber and llrl. . m1dnlght. Who ever winl the COD·l 1\01 11 bel ~ ~e &er.a~ure. F"' tut will not be required to de- ~';wor;: Ro~rt:~- read • fend it Jl future te~ttou pf Ul.e. ,. .r.,_ _ Y . .. ~ .... . ·• ;. GJ.nteen and will nign as the un· During tbe meeUn& donatic:tlft displ;lted champs in rock ·~ roll 1were made to the Marcb'-or Dim.iif dancme for 60. A slow dance coa--l and to the IC'-ool lunda PJ'OillrO. Mra. Charles Neal hu been al> ::CancUdates rock •n m!:'ate. ee sent ~OD;l' HI' employment at the mtmina'-' for •Mi5B Waffle Shop due to tllneaa. Sweetbe.rt of «»"~ Joyce Debbie Lyona, d.luehter of Mr. &under, Sue ·Fiohor both of Gal· and Mr•. Jahn LyOns has been lipoli&· Darlene JUJtil of Pome- TO CElEBRATE ANN d' 1 •• roy; Sharon ..Foreman of Masoo; Beverly Roush of New Haven · Sharon Ann Fife ol Che~hire Maida Rouab of Middleport. Semi..finala will come Saturday night with the selection of three. test Is also programmed-. · ' FolloWlril tbe meet~ the oUtFinals will be on February 6 · cer• of the data were hoate,adl when the Canteen return& to the Fqr the evenina and 'aerved a 1allll Miaa Maxine Bennett of Col-~ M.qose Ballroom in PL Pleasant Ch C ru&it cbur&lldrom .a table eentered with 1 umbua is visiting with her pjrenta, for their ValenUne ·Roe.k. elter omm . , y an &rTinJement of lnipdrag~ Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Bennetl • • I Club Hold. M~~· . and white candle.•. . ~n. Rei. '. ~enm and Tommy W~lt~rs, L'/e SeTVU:e Day Set · The Cheater Communfty Home presided at the .ailver aerviee. • · chlldren of M~. and _Mrs. Wilham This SundaY has been desig. Demonstution Club met Wedne•·l ficen ate Mr:. R~nolcls, Mrs. OfWalt~rs are amprovmg from re- nated u Life Service- Sunday illt day, Jan. 20, at the home of Mn. ·car RoUJh, Mn. Ernet Lallan~, cent tllnesaes. Lhe Fint Baptist Church of Mid· Woodrpw Mora, Topics for tbe day I Mn. C. C: \ Cbapmu, Mn. L$ It was learhed Thunday that die port. Several members of the were "Family Life" and ..What To i ChUds and Mn. Reibel, the teacheJ lfrs. Betty Lou (Ashley) Moore BYF will be tating part ·. n the Look For Jn Fabrics." The nine who Will .Jao a hostea ~ broke ··.her ankle yesterday. morning wor5hip service. members present enjoyed a pot. 1 Mn. Don Roach, Mn. Dale . TM scripture for the service luck lunch at ~oon. Guild Saaion PJan,ned 1 M.oiU'IUng and son Jim, Mr1. Dale will be read by Jim Hood and The next meet;ng wm be at the 1 The PorUand Kenn'Mr lnd Mrs. Sam Clark t~e prayer will be given bY Diana home of Mrs. Roy H~ter, F-eb. will meet at . w"''-":~'"'! were in Huntington y.eaterday to Stumbo with Warren J . Hulburt The topic for the day will be Sl)'l't, ,Mop.dayl 8 visit "'ith Don Roach, a patient at giving the benediction at the eloae ·~care ot Fabrics" imi plan• are tp I' -!lad:'' member lr to the Veterans HOBpital. Mr. lloach of the aervice. Special tousie will be made for maklng alurpinum 1 a Valentine and something trays. , I silent auction. ' was repO,fted to be lllghtly im· be furniahed. proved: .Since goJng to the bospi· tal be hu contracted the flu. While at the hospital the group also visited ·Harry Fowler who ' ha1 been -a .p attent at the hospital for sever•J weeki. .nd I I :. Take Advantage Attend Scout Luncheon Friday In Pt. Pleasaent , a-· new u IICbool au terrl- ·!llllde up of Northern disaction Is effeeUve • • • Mainly About OF THE MANY VALUES ALL OVER People In Pomei'Qy THE STORE DURING ~ ------------------------ -~~~~;,~~lj1u~~~ 17., Refreshments w~re served by the hostea1es to 18 member. and two guests, Mrs . Arthur Neaae daugher, Rebecca. ,~tertained L1.1CILLi HAWICINI .MrJ. Hershell Role and dauahter are confined to theJr home with the fiu and her .son. Michael, hul . ,,, Elber·felds Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow (Troy) Zwlhlng, Syracuse, wlll ob- the mumpt. serve their 25th WeddinJ Anmversary Sunday with an open ,MrJ. Edward Bauer returned to bouse at their borne from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. All theii friends the home Of ber parenta, Mr: and Mra. C. R. Karr, Naylor's Run Hlll, are Invited. Wednesday ,from Holzer Hoopital Mr. 1111d Mrs. Zwilllng were married In Gallipolis Jan. 30, where she underwent major 1 ur· 1935. Mrs. iwilling was !he former Sylvia Hendrix, the daugh- gery and Is convalescing nicely. ter o!-!olr. and Mrs, S. R. Hendrix, of Syracuse, They have one 'fiev. Eugene BBrown J't'itutped son, Russell, a student al Pomeroy High School. home Wedneeday from Columbus Mr. Zwilling Is employed by the Rizer Oil Company. where be attended the Ohio :Pas- - · AbOv~ .are pictilred those attending the luncheon. Seated, Belv~ Mae Farley,_ WJ~ (left); !bey Hyre Pt. Pleasant Correspondent, The Messenger; Mar]one Capj>elclan, Pt. Yteasant 10 Pomeroy Hon(}r.S.tud~n~ ·· ·lnitiat~.lnto New Cttaptet : Register. Standing, Robert Krejci (left), State Senator J . Shennan Porter, WJEH, GallipoJi&· J3ob Siler Pt. Pleasant, and ·Mike Ramme II, WMPo Pomeroy-Middleport. l.owell Wingett of The Dally Senline! and The Gallipolis Tribune served as photographer. . 1 END OF THE MONTH SALE . No. Newspaper, Radio People Guests •, tor's Convention. Hobhy •BlackBton, aon of Mr. and Mn. Harold Blaelr:aton, is 1qulte Ill · TONIGHT "ALIAS JFS;E JAMES" SATURDAY ' ''CAST A LONG SIIADOW" Audio Murphy - Tel'l'y Moore - alao - ''RIOT IN JUVENILE PRISON" ~ 11bof - SCOU :Morlowo • •"'MON. 1ncl TUIS. i• ;~ "HORSE SOLDIERS" With .h>lul Wayne ' j Of Celanese Furniture, Floor Coverings, W?mens and Girls Ready To Wear, Mens and Boys Wear, Drapery, Blankets; Housewares, Dry Goods and Re,mnants. at hts home, Rock Springs Road. Mrs. Howard Bolin returned to her home, Athens ·Road, Wednet· from Meigt GeDJr•l Ho•pital is convale~elng nicely. 'Mrs. Adolph .chil· llol> Hope - Rhonda Flemlni l . Men~bera of the press and radio of the Mei•t-Gallia.· beard 1dvanee.· ELBERFELD$ lti{ POMEROY .U.LIPOINIA LIO-New Blkt.. nt--downgradlnl 1 wI m1 u It •tyle tor the upcoming year 1.11 Col~t Ql Cellfomta'• "mall· lot'' 1tyle, with low front arid back and "Calltomla tes." ·Young People · . · ,. In Rural Areas • ,g Se. rvtCCS ' Leadin • WUbur C. Dickoon, ICloaiJtm1m,, exhibited llbe Di>trict cup woo the dittrict and presented Jan. at a meeting of the . in . Huntln&ton. The Youn"' poop · le to ·t he ·H.elllloek cup, standing 18 tncbes high · a · • a 51Jver Ffnt Class Badge mounted Grove, Orange, and TuPJten . rlains oa the front will be dasplayed at Christian Churctrea be lpd· all diltriet meetings, Mr. Dickson lng the entire Sunday . mo'mlng • service January 31, lt*J .. ,.Ia ja expl81ged. tbe trad.ltional "Youtb sunday'' oil· . Jt -wu -won by the district for served tbrouthoul tJte eountry. out.atandin& progr~~ . in member· "M.lniater of these ebbi'ehft, the abip and Scout activities. . Rev. ~ld C. Dolter, reports thlt ' 'lhe M:G·¥ district gamed 16 preachlna: in hla J~ltei: Wtll be unitl d1U'1Di 1859 and now bas ~ Miu ·. Ernestine Stoelr.foil at Hem- active 'll!lits. Pl~na for 1960 ID· lock.- Grove at u:ao a.m., Mlli llren- ' elude rlllina th10 number to eo Wilbu.r Dickson (left) and Robert Krejci bold the Silver da Clark and Mr. Manlp l'uUlnsl and the total membershiP from Cup awarded the M-G-M district for outstanding ·achievement at the Orange Chur<h, 11:00 o.m.. 1020 )oday to 1200. duri11g 1959 and ;iilu SillY ltlnip"ton IUIAI·Mllo Other plans !0< the Jubilee year ! :=:.::::::....:~;_·--------- - -- - - - - Lola llaUack at Tuppen Pl1ina inclUde. the observance of Boy / al~ 11 • m Scout .week, Feb. 7 to 13, a Court Milo Mati~Ct. tbo, Ideo!; count)' of .Honor at pt. Pleasant Feb 8 · 1 and •dlltrict Wlnner . il) ·Ole ltate with an Eagle Award !Board of , _ , wide "Prinee of Pelee C. .at" Revle~. Mareh 26 a Scoutorama wiU be slvlng ber wlnnlnl•i~h wiU be held at tbe PI: Pleasant . as a part ot the aeftnon. Otllt!r armoty and ~ local act1VItie~ will · . I wm Luncheon .4t Athens Mrs. Dale Dutton enlertalaed Wednesday with a luncheon at the Ohio University Center, At· hens, in honor of her in other, Mra. A. H. Carpenter, who cole· brated her BOth birthday. Guests from a diatance who attended were Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Evans of CIRCULATION Mr. Evans brother. 1955 MERCURY 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · ·· $895 New Pontiac trad&-ln. IUI~K A Century · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · $995 f Door Sedan. Power stoerlna and brakes. Spotless ori,mat finllh. Dynaflow. . S Door Se4an. Olle Joeal owner. New Pontiac trade· ln. 1958 BUICK va Special · · · · · ·· ·· · · · $2,195 2 Door Hard Top. One local owner. Like new turquoise and white flnlsb. Dynaflow. Radio and beater. 1957 FORD Y8Falrlane "500'' .. · · $1~95 Four Door Sedan. Tops In condition. Fordomatlc. Low ~e. Radio and heater. 1t561UICK va SpecJil · · · · · · .. · · · · $1,395 a ·Door Harll Tbp. One careful local owner. Uke new "'yt ti'l!n· 1;"7IUICK va ClllfllrJ · ··... ·· ··· ·· $1,795 *nvJ I ht"" , ••v• . ' . ..... llla!ldalf II itir W -. ,.... ' ' ll•lplnl tocp~ · ,..~ . ...... ......... '' '' . ' 1,9.$.1 QtMOLIT Ill Alrt ..... ' ...... $595 .T, r ' -~ SeQn. SpoUe11 orlaiDal two-tone areen flnlsb. ; ' ~I . "'~ '' ;I . ' ·-· ..,. o. ' ohN UNTILT:H MON. THRU SAT. R'S H. ' lhallerfedenllaaaneSp&ell ....... ~ ... illt . . . . . . .~tloll . ' RUTLAND .. • ' -' ~E · _, ,f ... ' •. '- ~.· . ' • Sheriff _Rotiert _HartenbadJ. lanitOd tty the Flominll Totch u the. iymbOI '4 the LUI!t ,<If ,KnOW· J~e, • • referred to 'a• tile ' \t• . ~upr~~e. ' ' ' Two Probations·. Granted tatd wllll~• Jl!lle tlffel)lll ~ IW9.YetfJI '' :\':.;:.ill• baske~ tAPI;Jles .w~~Jel\ ~ i~ the ~~ey eJ.o . ~ thret! g.lflSI · ·enterlJtt the bui~ and. ~ . it ._~;~· · · I In .. notli~ .' IICWUJl, ,berilf's ·0 .· fi~ ~ Johnr tloe., 21. or 9011, Olilg. wlth dilturbinc til~ peiiCe et the Martin Hotel. . He will lie~~~- I'~ bellore, U., ~~ .' ~ ' _., todiL . ' .. . . cit)' in )l<l'l,<ld· Color~do . . . . Ferd Bec;ker, an armable man and an expert 111, !U•IIon,out of the ObiO Department of Taxation, said Friday.rugbtm PoJn.. eroy ,._It's up to you, the VoterS, how much taxes you pay." He bad been invited. b~re by county audilbr ~rdo~ CaJc!'· well and county commiSI!lODer Don E. Mullen to explaill tbe COoiing napjmiJBal Of properly valuations. And be was on tbe receiving .end of a number of uestions from bis listeners fol)owing his reniarks. . lllr. ~ker didn~t . make any· ·. body bappy ot III• proopect of a . ID addition ~~ J4r. Dickson, Sc~ut retppraiSJl .in which local valua· oUlCial& speattn# · at, the tiona niay be raised through ·Wefe Robert Krejc:l, Huntmg_ton, Uution. Blit he presented a logt· ex.ea,uti~e, and . Bob Slier. eat ,exPilnatioa of 'why ~~io pa.5Pt.". Pleaaaot, dtstrict field execu· . se~. " JaW in UM9 reqm;rmg re. tlYe. appntsal at _least every sax yeah. 'll~ker,porn~ out Mei&~ Cotm· .. MISS JOHNSoN PLEDGID . ly doesn t !;lave to hne 1ts re~l Tbe Dean- of Women's Oftice at propery reappralsect. Tbat as ·ob'lO state Unlveriity has ,a n· it does .not "if · it doesn't mind nounCtQ. ~ea '0! 466 women who . &ivin& up $841.~ (io 1959) hnt becoqae · pledges to 20 -eoclal state · ,schoOl fou':ldation f~nds :l!OI'Qftties .m the campue. J.pcluded from state · 1ales tax collections il Y~Na A. J~n, Kappa Del· . in retur~ .for ·• _total of $212,'795.08 ta f Rte' olleded m Me1gs. ~oun&y. Thq law '0 me. · now says folJ?daUon funds shall be ~it.bheld unlesS reappraisal When -~ · .va1ilt. ·WM ...tered in in :ldentlC•t manner. ,ilao hJ. brea'Jd.n c ,.out•• cement block. 1 l.Q. ~ . -lNU&ah: Didq betWeen: 3:30 ;tnd• .t,:JO .,,.m., tb;e men art alleaed to. bav~ take.n only 10111~ BiO ' '• ,, " U· that tae wtU tue twO ~ha~ea ol brelk:lnc -!n_to ttl~ F.t.Utern Blah Scltool vaUlt epinat the map._ 1 Jn . a 1 ttaten\ent admiUIDa: ~ne. burglt~ FtldQ' iri'omtna:. ~cCieL" tan irg'PJic~ a Piul Olive,r Isner, no ~r-. Jl. bil ' partur In the esc.a~e. He' wta: :not app~end· ed. Sheriff Harttmbacb· ,&.Jld, :tbat ~e wW also dtup. Mr::Ctella:n ·· - 21t Meila ~ officers. Wlived, eJI. trad·lUoa •nd ' l~N ~ lOdged ln. bbe coun_. jlli,ll. . · tore!> 1to111 .the was used to lla:'ht each Ciui(lle by. a ~didate. Tbi!! . can4lea were The ~<·~ { ..' • ., \ ' Rilph Gei'ald McQellan, bllto tondles !tOm tho For~<. . rMe4 .1 :Parkeraburg Friday · f~ . ....... > I J ' '' 4,. 3 ·9~ 2 ·Net. ·Paid.,. ··subscribers . ..: ~ch of anembera was givtn • . ' ',·,.,, ·.,~ . OVER .. . \.U.ki~G: ·~ . •. '.l '!:"':Tbp. One cueful owner. Power 1teerlng 1111 ,'IMIIhan :14,000 actUJl mllu. ' ,.J • ....... II II 'IIIII tlur llulr. Dynaflow drive. t • -- . Man' .. ' 'l Entry. hi Schoo Attempt,.~ Rot..L.w JH,Jr;. ·J ·. . . ... ·""""'. "" ... .. llpllllaad ......'tiiOtiiY , 1 .. I Step 1.9591UICK Y8 laSallre · · ·· · · · · · · · · $2,795 youri& people will .a l"' 110 ~nl be <llmued )Vlth Gov. DlSalle aapon \llpiCJ relotlnlflo th(Pit!<i•O!I ~- at the An~ M8~ thenle 'ThY Kln(dom C<Miiif.•.. On qous 1100re of ,..-:;: Earib." · "• nqo·p ~t, ..wm be a candidate 1 . award at the Court of · Char~'ed., ~liobal activlttes Include thf 0 N&Uonal Jamboree at colorado .sprln&• when . 58.200· scouts will pther to form the tlilr~ largest ·_ Daily And §mtllrt 1956 PONTIAC Y8 ·· · ·· .. · · · · · · ·.. $1,095 • Door Sedan. Only 1U50 actual miles. Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. Almost Uke the day II was sold. · Tax Man sees. Reappraisa} N. ow As Step TowardEqua}jzatiOD • UP! 6 cylinder. Wortb mucb more. 1955 c. IS Akron. 1955 PLY'MOUTH 2 Dr. Sedan · · ·· · · · · $595 we.ttler - • . I into the Wabama High School gy19, ~~»r\ll'!g to ii!,~W- '~ The Jmuarr.mee\IDJ o1 the~~· ment made~ by Qmteen DlriiciOr 14 V. Sa~ .., -~ ~ W80!",.2i.~~~ the 'Kldlllt· Ovei'nlJht guea1 with Mr. and nlgbt·~ afford those "attencUng il8 big • . • · -~...lt~, 11 ~ b:i!~•"' M". William Waltel'l recently treat by learmng some of the paat highllgbb of Canteen wlth v:.. Will Be'!.. •••• 'pr·es 1J:J~ l.!::~;:;:=::::::=:;::::::;:;:;::::::;::;:;;=;:;:;::;r;;:;:~l Blue ribbons for arrangements were ·a warded to Mn. David en· Ne~~tse, Mrs. Homer Holler and Mrs. Vernon Nease. A red ribbon are was awarded to Mrs. Henry Thomas . Pomeroy, Oblo N I Tbb the Al· MEIGS THEATRE "3-: . , FIIDDII HOUDAIHILT .!4rs. U. S. Nease stated now is the time to sWdy seed catalogtt:, make plans for flowers and lilat· dens, •t:lve bouse plants a bath and fertilize, trim Made trees and force flowering shrub. New plants tor 1960 were discussed by the members. Mrs. David Nease gave a demonstration using wea· thered wood, evergreen and ivy in a red bird figurine . PeJIY 1nd Catherine Russell en· members or the Tt:en~agera Class of the Bradford Church ~of Christ Wednel(lay evenins at , the home of the clas11 teacher, :.Jamea Reed. . Bonnie Rife is the president of the elau and conducted the buBi· ' neiJ meeting at which time ienta· ttve plans were made for a Valen · tine party in February, Followlnc the meeting the group i•djourned to the basement where indoor 1amea includina ping pong ·and ahptne board were enjoyed. • At the cloae of the evening re; freahmen~ of 11ndwlchea, cookies :.and hot chocolate were served by the holteases to Mr. and Mrs. Nor· man Hyaell, Linda Forrest, Wesley · ~Juon, tony and Harry Hendriks, • Roeer Lightfoot, Lynn Might, Jim ' and Ruth Reed, BonQie Rife and ;'M.t. and Mrs. Reed. Around And About Middleport • for a .five daY . . • ~eeUng , c;:'~' ... traced history of the la~d valuations from 1926 to repa:as:.'!n C:urt a f d 1 { h~~se ~e(:O~~ 0de:!~ed v~~o-:i th c er . equ~· ~r~:_nte;:~. eou·ncn . • ~:U:d howe IocS:: t!auon work& ipslde and outside the 10 mill llmitaUOn. They Jhowed, for example, that: - Pomeroy puts $00 of eve!T $100 It colleclll in taxes into ita s~hools Middleport puts $11.71. 1 -On.Jy 40 cents of each $100 collected in Meigs County•&· ftal propert) taxes "go out of tie count)', for the vetennl ~U. bonds, and that money U1 "~ returned here already in the form of bonus payments to locil Jewf- PHONE Htl(l GRANTID . Is done. . ans. ' eoi..UM80S {UPI)- The Ohio "Tbe trouble is," he said, ''the URGED EXPII11 , ,1 PUb1le Utilitill!!ll commLMton f'rl· . more people want in government Mr. Becker strong)y ad~~ day pnted an aver..-e 1'-1. per &ervieca, and people are Wanting ~mploylng experts to rUf~~ cent rite i.ncreue to G~o .Ce~l more and more, ·Lhe more it local pruperty. ' · Teiepttone CO. ·or \Ju'la. The com- coaLs. somebody has to .PaY for "The fact is, you pa(l)' bad t.sked for a :P per cent . them and that somebody' bu to to'' he said, boOst. be ,~u." has set up l1te •rinciP,.I of ,...pPraiNI MEIGS ~ENIItAL HOSPITAL. I• to - . : .C.ulil~anon, •ccordo • 'lnl to a.cktf, In What one m.n . Admitted: wuuam GuinUier, coMpinicl io h ... pQ'I $yracDSei A. D. Morrison, Car- · ' lrt· taU.. M• aiM ndtH ~at the peoter; Samuel 'Reitmire, M~ll; nortMm C.Ufttla ,,. paylnt lin. Clarence Chapman, Racme. much ...,. thllt tMy ... IMdc. Dllmlllled' WWlam Woodard, tho utr• -~~~~ ·Into - "'""'*' i'GIDCin>l'· have to be met job.1 ' - Li~ H• elw ltOinhtcl out ._...,can .. .. ~-~-. "loul" aP.pr.lse'n dlhltln1 tM· purpote Of ,..._.,.lbetltin. . li , The speaker . a .,....un (ConliDUIG on �• • .'.., ; ~ - ~Js ' ' '· • '!! ~ • . 'l'lle ffl)lpwlaf ' olll<ofo Prewdetl:t Of. A letter published by the Oklahoma City . tter Business Bureau has something to say ~ut the public indlgnation that followed revelations of rigged television quiz :i._llbows - with accompanying dema·nds for .~ore lnv~stlgations of advertising, more : ~ck-downs aqd, more · government regula:~lion. , r:_u uThe whole shameful me.ss is a dramatic il: ~Justration of the inevitable result when ~usi:!.ness falls to regulate itself." says the letter. ::; The point is that if business fails to police it: :;-self, somebody else, probably government, ·~ will do the policing. : ;~ The Bureau's publication adds that the sit· : ::. uation amounts to ·"a challenge to every field : ; · of business to clean house ... to the retailer •• ..·- . L Morae Chapel will meet ·Feb. 3 at the home of l.!!>rothy Bulh. 'l'here , \l'ill be 11. Vafentine ex~ange. who uses flcticlous comparatlv~ prices - to the stock salesman who misrepresents, either by what he says or by the information he withholds - to the automobile dealer who lies about the condition of the used cars he is selling- to the TV service man who cbarges for unnecessary parts and serviCe - to the . .. We could run the whole gamut of business. Every business and professional field needs continuous selfscrutiny, so that bad practices can be elimina·ted before they cause public scandal." If free, private enterprise is to Jive, It must have ethics that meet the public concept of · what is right, decent and honest. If it fails to establish and maintain such ethics, it will be asking for punitive treatment. hel~ Thtindoy evonlnJ Jon. 28h . .' ' ' •••lie A,.M. .. • ' $5 MiJlion In 1959 ' . in fifteen Total ealh reuiptl .. ... .. t ... . .' ,' • • Eliterwnmeni T • • ' • • IMPLEMENt & ·suMt .. • I • ' • i'llilNE atoz ·_ . ()Hib ' S·OLAR ---1 MILK-MINDER. Ot)l> wiH Is Only 3i ~-'DIU AiiiM•ITING Inches From Floor To Pour. The Ladl.. Aid of lbe St. Paul'~ Lu~htran ahurcb wlll meet Wed· ~ at - 1q o.m. In lbe diU..~ soe.La-1 room 'tor en lill day meet~ Inc . .The group will fw the TO ~1. Six Southern 110d Soutbearlen Ohio oountleJ, Pike, Vinton, HoekIna. Noble, Gue.Dtey and Ha:rri.Jon were bf;low the $20 netap .per acre. All other Southelttern Ohio counties were in the $20 to $39 •"erage per aere fl.lurt witb FIJI'· field an(! Ucll:inl htvina: ao •verage income of MO to PI per acre. ' Guinea t;a In Wuhlt!rtool, 000 - t In l'O&Uiar Tueodoy at T:tll P•ll\. at 'lbo Thm' pie. ALl memben are urwed to- at~ New ~ In Gallia. The at.ate wide avera~e per fum it 16,'748 and per Rrl neighborJn1 Soul~teutem Obi.o counties was below the $lp(IO.OOO, mark from upieultural soureet, Athent, Guerlllty, Monroe , Yor· gan and Perry were over M.OOO.· Daily Sentil:~.el Daybook tend. ,,.,.led ·, MORRIS I In Gallla III.M'I., Income .,.;- ocre ,.,4 . < - miflfOM. . ., .. ' ' .'. ~ Iii!~ IT TUJ~Ill\Y aociaUon M'lll bold 11• "''IUiar meeting Tuesday at 7 :30 p.an. ~n tile Sen~or HiP School audiOOr· 'l'Joppen. ,. . . ·Retreohmenta _:_ Movies ___:_ ber I 1899, by the Very Rever- l~lr ' . IAT ' ' . • STARTING ' .. . end Momlenor Specht. The en· tire -colt of the cburch wu In ex· The Sw-td Heort School bad Ill· ~linnlnl I~ 11163 under the ~ltii:Ote of thf Rev. Fothor Ga· . I .: The Pomeroy Band Boooters A8- ceu ol f40,000 .oo. Ff11. : JUESD~Y, I completed and dedicated Novem· ' . TO Pome<oy Cllt«J>Ior church waa laid b.Y the Moat Rev- . TO--- Pomeroy u.,~wr Roll ......... Announced For 3rd Six Weeks erend Jobn A. Watterson, Bi1hop of COlumbUJ, 8\lnday, May 22, '""'· The ·bolldlnl wu rapidly portor,' 11oq- ADD · Corloloo; 'ealtl...!Oir, let! Allllro olid ,... <TNUon teoder; DIMy &yre. ' oth~ pte,.nt · beoldeo tteci:n elected were totomy=----~, ~ p rll Noney Yoat, ~ ·' • or n1w memben Riti XI¥ Meigs Fairmers' ~r~ ·sales·. · ol lllo me--•- .olflee with' Dlok . ~ •uuvu &terre~: •• leader. and Sandra Blilef. WQ'ne The settlement of tho/ steel strike--which bonst in whole or in part. gave payroll increases of 39 cents an hour to An observation made by the Portland; Orethe steel workers - is surrounded by a very gon, Journal, is very much in point: "On the big IF. ·surface, labor can say that It won this strike, ' The IF has to do with whether the settle· but really, nobody won. The steelworkers will never recover what they ba~e lost in ment will be followed by lncrea•es In steel wages. The strike l!as !oat markela for U. S. prices that will set off a new round of infla· producers to foreign competitors wbi!llj. ij)ey lion. That question, apparently, will be de- may never regain. And If II proves to 1!e the cided by the union attitude toward proposed stimulus of a new lnfiationary splrtl wblcb cha111es In work rules designed to increase runs throuJhout tbe ewnomy, the coat to all man-bour productivity and so offset tbe wage S8jll)8QIJ Of OUr peQpJe WIU be in.c.lculable:" •he corner Htone of tile present ·· 'j'lto"llftt meellni 9f ·the .Kelp ieouotJ. B;ettl!r ·U~IItoek Club wu Nobody Won lACkED HIART PARISH Tbe Sacred Heart Parish waa oraani2M In Pomeroy Ohlc. by the· Rev. The-ophUe Kraft In 1849. Several additiOht and changea were made in the church unlll Pate l'l'lao; Y.lot-,.....Anl, JOJet: C~le; .leretory, •Judy lllllwter; ..,...._, Ea1a . tlM Blaolrwood; DOWI rol Livestotk ClUb Honesty Always ·Best Policy ..... l!fllil!fn~ olododo, ..•·' lum. A:ll members are ur.ged to attend. . . . ·~··'·.- "HARVEST ~lNG SILO" PLACE YOUR 1960 ORDER ~' ' " ' /·l'!'; ·~ .{;.' . ,- ._ .... ,.. PHONE Ul with an lnl'er111atlo·na1• CUB 1 Mr. Smith dealer for lhe Sirn· pli t ily line of rotary tillers, gar· 1ciC'n tractors and power mow~rs, pointed out in eonnection ,with. t.he unveiling ot the 1960. S1mplicaty Rotlcul that finger·LiP controDed po·,ver revene is but one of mttny . "ftrsts" introduced bY tbe Port Wotshin~ton, Wis., manufactur~r, o~cr its long history of produci n~ mrtchlnes for yard, garden and farm service . The 1960 Simplicity RoticuJ reatures a 3 hp Briggs and Stratto n engine, widespread handle~ for ep.se of maneuvering, and I I At POMEROY. LANDMARK'S Cui a full S.foot swath of heavy weyds easily wl.th s~ckle bar mower while riding a comfortable and economical. Cub Lo·Boy traetor. Big tractor features e. Hutlly _ . 1depandable 4-cyR-.IIfer tifttlne • fa.t..Hitdi ........... clldt ••• •• gD fdtddn• • Match.d equiPMent ht 1M ..w... - of ""'" "controlled RPM"- tine speed of 78·80 revolutions pet minti'te which, accordjng to the manufac· turer, enables the Roticul to break or crumble tough aoila withol¢ breaking down soil structure, ~ sidt>s allowing eztremely preCise tine contro~ Tbere is added safety , too. for there is no danger of thrown particles, and no ~ield is needed, hereby giving the op. erator improved visibility. I " Combinations I 7t 21 and · 26 Gu. Ft. I 5 and 20 CU. Ft. , ' ; · -~ . .ALL SJ,l'E(::I.U,L, Pfti(;J5D FOB ~ THIS I <? '. I ' 1 • / 1 ' ._. l I, • 1 •• 14 and 19 Cu. Ft. I"' '' MEIGS DAIRY SERVICE UNIT, BREED To· THE BEST FOR LESS ., 1. Choice of bulls by way of ,,i .. ... ' 2. LoW $8.00 Biee~g Fee. .; '' ..'': frozen semen at no extra cost. ' . J~ .' ... ~ : 3. Everv Day ~· !!f Full . .I . Time Experleil<ed Teebnlolan. . .. ..•''. ' I , .BeHer Cattle For BeHer Living ' < . {' · WE FINANCE . ' 5 "'. .. YEAR ' Warranty ' Through COBA CALL DICK STERR Before 9:SO A.M. -, Middleport 1831-J, . f· ' Cbester Yukoa 5-!145- Albany 335' " . '• .. . . �• SUNDAY SCHOOL LI!SSON OP THF. WEEK ! Fine Art ~~ Listening Master Made FEEDS Middleport Feed MID "We Do CUstom Grinding" Phano - llllddleport The W011en'o Guild of tlte Jrod· era~ Church ~ met Wed-r ovoning 11 tile chllrdi wlt.la Mt1. • ~~i;~~~~:e~l~~f£~~} ~~.~:~~~ger comes to town who :~.:hl:..:oz;1~1r' \< • I "SIGN OF QUALITY" Sugar Run Flour Mills I, ' ... ,. ... ' tr,- • ' ' ' • • Wit? th~ l101i1fJJt will, h:l sQJ'I'\e ~~~su~;e.· fpj.~r· .~Ad help SI:IStoi.n ~ ~hlth· t}· ~~ lfl·fo~ily. 9~ , -;:i;jm,mvni~ 1!.~..; thl$ J!I.O~~re 1s . ~r~. W.tne bu•inesHirms.cnd orga.niz~tlC)AS whase names ) PHILf:O'$ PHONE 150 • llulllel'l')' Ave. Celeb,{(lf' 50th A"n1iveni011'~ Fred lilaettnar, fll'!sidlna. DurinJ the meitin&, ft wu deBy Roy L. Smith cldfd to tend ~ to "l'omplod I HIIIJ" aad abo to _,.,, the Styles.In oratory change, but the fi ne art of liateninc never project of waoblng and vanaflb . does. Tbefe was a time, no more than a few decades ago, when ~ tbe woodwork in the educa. public speakers were l ~dged according to the way they were lloD8l buildtoc. llrt. ..., lleJ· able to conjure liP striking metaphors, dramatic Ulustriltions, hied ntad !he prooram planned and flowery pauageo . The mod~t'n public speaker Is expected for tbe year and annonna!d that lh 11eu meeting of"Fet>. 21 would to be direct, Incisive, and more or less d isp~ionate . 1MI Family Nillbt with a polluek - But styles In goOcf listening r;tever change. The bearer wllo dinner at 5 p. m. "Jbe Y<Duth Felsubje(:ls 41mself to another man's public address expects at Jow•hip will have cbar&:e of the least 'three thlpgs: (1) exact and accurate information, (2) tbe program. right to makll up his own mind, and (3) at least some small O(licera of the Guild ore Kra. . help \n doing so. Biaettnar, pretldent; Mt1. Belt • Those Jews lllore Noble Neutzllng, viee preaident and In some Of tile cities of Europe in which the Apostle Paul chritt.ian edueation chairman; had appeared; the aUIIiences had been suspicious and antason· Mi11 Thelma GJ'Ufset, aeeretar); lstic ftom the start. They had been uninterested. in ootid argo· Mro. Seyfried, treaaurer; 11rt. . ment; they h~d OJlly waited until the speaker offered some 'l"homas Young, Jpiritual life comment with which they could disagree. Then the battle was chairman; Mr8. n.Je Sml\11, chriJ tian oocitl oervlee; Mn. P'lecl on. Leifheit, stew~sblp; When the pair of mluionaries, Paul and Silas, arrived In the Mrs. Paul chrlstbn Wen~er, ehriltlan tocity llf BerQea·(RSV), they found an entirely different intellee· cia! action and Mea. LOuis Ba~ tual climate. . bel, christian min1001.. The[ ' eople of Beroea seemed interested in getting the truth, Mea Blaettnar Dlmed llro. Pbil even j the lrjtth ritade it ne<'essary for them to change their Williamson, .Mn. Edward Baer minds. Tliat was an lndicat!on that th e tow11 was somewhat and Mn. Philip Meinhart u the better tlian Uie a-verage community in that section of the kitchen committee aDd Mra. Dale Smith, Mrs. Balbo!, Mrs Cllr· world. ence Massar. Mrt. R. W. Finlter· The Uniform Sunday School lesson fc.r January 31: "R& wald, Mioa Eliubeth 1'1<1t and SPQNSES TO THE GOSPEL," Acts 17; I Thessalonians I Mrs Seyfried, Gu.i ld room commit· tee. through 2. · Mr. aod l(n. John· siObart, Sr., will celebrate their ''The M...w.g of Christian nl• There Is a certain nobility in any ·community in which the cipline" wu the ~<>pic of the ,.... weddlll& llnnjy~ Sunday, Jan. 31st. "QIIen Houle" leaders are willing to look, even critically, at a new Idea, a gram in charge of Mn. NeuUIIOI be heklln their home In Cbetter from 1:00 to ·5:00 p.m. new way of doing things, a, new approach to community prob- The topic wu explained with a their ·friends Will be welcome. and N., 2nd St. •orw ~lll· Ftderate'd 'Ciwrda ' Women's Guild Meets Wednesday Pomeroy, Ohio ·. • ,, >.' ..• .. -· 6 FdR 60 . ; ,. ' <f christian diacipline. Partici· paling were lllu Fick, Mrt. Bel· be~ and Mea. Mrs. S.ytried, Youn~. 111'1· Blaetblu Following the akil, Mea Young had a abort d'votional periqd af· ter which the meeting adjourned and members were invited to the aocial room for a coffee bour. .Wu pruided at the lilverErma coffeoSmith ~ and h-. .., were~ memben of·~.... •- cutive committee. A,...,...m on faith wu prellellled Tb y evening ~ 1•"'• n.. the C..:!fi:,l • ···-'·lion u• "' the F'lrrt V-,......., --~-,. """"' """"""" Church for their regular meetlnc it the ~ MJ4.- dlepo,t; m"- m· 'l'lie ~ Wll Clpelled with prayer l»Y tbe ~1!!1\ 9f the aSsociation, MrS. ~ld Sauer. 'Mrs. Paul~ wu ·tho. tor lhe~ lin. .1. · ~ ~· ~ W~~ Jeadel' doe~~ waa ''Doel ~ · ~u!\'. ¥ri i '*- ' · · ""' ' · ~· d Your CoW ~v.;111 M..Cbaoll!in p 11 :t• -t':.=.J ~-""'~' · " • , J . •, .. ... ...._ .... _.._ • ~ ... ...,. ..........., .._ ~ =·· IWl M'~r; TO~!Gfi,T book, ~~~~- ~ the . . . -..,s Th.e monthly :roUOWihip m'"t- topic, _'"''he 1'11111 We Piildaim." P-'-' ~ !1- , (;liiup,~· 1 ,., ~~ ing of tile churches of \he ROedl- DuriD& Ill• - . . . i · ·f"' ~.... ville charge will be held at tile reutlne1>uli.... wu ~ ~n of ::' ·~ 1 tld Tuppera Plains Melhodllt Chureh and a molew ta4iq ef tile Br· 2l.i Ed'~ IIP!.L 1 S4turday evening at 1:30 pm. LoWB of the Women's J "'"'ioq ••- _. . · ~ ••· ~•• DaV. Yates and 'charles lfena. wu lliWD h7 lin. Georlo · .U - ..- , ... - ·- - • 1 --• son, Jr.~~ ' salad "'une:v..wu ....eel b7 ~· ey wIII ..rve m~reshmen•· · · ~ ~~ ~-~ •. _., ,.,.U lQ\' · .. . -1. ' . m!' Ru&hia ShUmway and Geneva · ••- ·· ...-~. - · •-- ..._ Jn ~.~-,, · .. ~- "'=:e 0 . ; sTIFUIREDltKHOI !-, . . OiiiQ VAUIY.I.IMG ·CO. o ·.18RJMM,.&•..,., FAST. TURN or the Bible and lileir definition faith Is Theme Of Pr<»grcun frnenttd D Ch h wOmen At Thmm Me,etincJ . i!Jf 1(1'(: could ~Vf asked him while he IW~ished in the jail iu me; Yates are in charge of the p.... -~. ·- 1- ·- • ~uhlinl. lin ADdeiloa and Mro. that be was less sati'lfied with JiLi sermon on Mars' Hill, lhan gram. Everyone welcomt. :!,~":.,. 1.~"!:e!. 84..U:,·to~~ ~,·- ~ :;: with' any sermon he had eve~ preached. inatallecl: 11n. Harold Bauer, preai· 1 :r;;, ,, ,,. "' ~"' · nP~?f~ar bel~. The record, of course, is a vefY meager one as it has come RADIO PROGRAM dent; lin. Bndlle) ~. lint J. q; ..... . . . dow~ to us,, but e!en the fragm~ left to us Is not very con- The FirSt CIHinlh of God, New vice ' pietident; lin. rloJd Car· ,.,.~...,...,..,....,..,..,..."1"".,..'"11 ~ vincmg. It ts posstble that the g,rept evangelist was overawed Havel! w. Va., will bave a radio mack, .....relan'; - · W. H. Juhl· · ~:.:.. ..J ~ An;. U ., "I\ .-> t :J/ ': ~· 1 •, :0• ~ by t'!!'..fact that he was preaching in Athens, and he may have pro~m on-~ 3:30pm. iil~""'i' :!~~~";!"~ rt.""l!]\1 · . ., thou-·,Ji&,had \O •oppear "schdl~y.': -As a oonseqvencel heo •·<to' • .~-over · ,., 10 · "- 9.. • · · · .. · -_ . , ll!liWep011 •,t_' 1 ~f ll 1: ! ·rff!P,rY ..,_ lib... ~·ter flill~~<~ with 1\1$ listeners. And admittedly, they were not an bos 1 · · eKy crowd to talk to. ,, · But suppose he bad used the old familiar story of his ex. · , I . I f.l l'OU.. . . perience along the Damascus road. That would have made the lly PR1 QDII DI\IHILT 1 ~om-:bunnotdJ•n• Mlkerl ·of ae11)iin,:Bread . ,.. ' . . . " kind of message those Athenians' had never heard. They had REACH FOB THE STAllS · Jl'n. Lillo ~;•iVI\t ,.q ..,t\u'ned · ' Jr . . •. ' ' ! at le'llst a nodding acquaintanceship with tho philosophers but Submitted By JleV, li!>llet1K. (:1\ftl to he\' ..!'It . '!'!u1s!l&f evel!it!c they had n~v~r m~t a man who had meet God along lllte hJghfn>m fl~aat . "'-llti ·HqiPital · : . :t. .... way to Damascus. · · chester Meth\ldllt Parlsll Where she ·-N<entb'' undenrent ~ The best serman BI)Y man ever preaches is his recital of the ~ sorcery. · \!.v . ~~tb De~leri . . Cal'oi7D ¥11boan, student at circumstallces on the occasion when he met God face to face. "And He said, Ab!Ja Falher, all thingl are ~ble un thee; (Copyright 1960 by the Division of Christian Education, Na. take away this cup from mil: nevertlieless not what I ll, but OU· II. OpendiiiJ • .fllw dayo with tiona! Council oi the Churches of Christ in the United States what thou wilt." Mark 14:36 ~";:.~· ~ of America.) , Not too many years ago we used a ~hrase for a cia,- dreamer 11 1 with big pipe dreams such as this: ·~e is !"!aching for the ";1 ~-. sludnt at OU Jell . '!lr Evenfng w~rshlp, llonday 7:30 pm Tho Fl .. t United Prosbytori•n stars." Wen, the scientist in their endeavors are llterfly }'tlltl<lar f<>i . XeJiia where Olit . B\UINoil; v~ B l!. Ssnbom Missionary Speiely Church, Syracuae; Howard Ruppelt reaching for tile stars. They have had and lire I]OW a;tak,ng will vwt with CoroiJa 1M Hoot. Annual Tea. '!Irs.' Rolph Zundel, paator; Sunday School 9:SB a. m.; use of what Christl8ns call vision. This sermon will pl'!)bably Dlxie'a. - 1 1 , 'Mr, and ~ opeater, Tuesday 7:30 .pm. The IV'ed., 4:45 Junior Choir. be read moStly by Christian people .. . GOOD . . : you are·*he llllllled Pier.. plan to epond tho Church School officero and tea· Flrtt Baptist Church, PoniOioy; ones I want to talk to. First, let me challenge you by asking weekend in D~ .WIIII''lolor bro• chel'8 meet ai the home of Mrs Ralph Zundel, psstor; 9,30 to you thllSll qu'""ons: lhnr and. family, ·t il', odd :!Jrf. Cllarles l!ennett,- Wednesday 7:30 11:~5 combined· wonbip and study \V:hy Is u that scientists (a~td many ate Chrllllans)L .w~~ ~.!!' ~.:,~ m""l.,:~ . pm mid ·~k prayer ·Rnd P,false Youth Sunday. Cbi.neae youth from . projectS of a more material 'll.a~~ {It value, hilve U11S ...,.., ';;;:.i)i.J;,'" ·•. 1:'";,;0n~!l~:~':h~~~i:it~:.et· Rio Grande college as g~ests. N..,. of faith or vision and we In the l'l!urcb; who should bave It or, Bob Tewklhlitl wbo 11 attoD&nf. P •erY and Junior Church. 5:30 · 7 ~- -·~ · for ·sould1.hl~er elldeavors to mature Christians ........1 ·~ Col 11 . 1o ,hlhlnt IJUII (\lurch, · F. E. p m Youth Baereatlon followed ""•~ · · d ldI1 Barber _..... ,m um Ill Dun.n, P•."''"'.. u 0 r". '" g ·~ . - b1 'p by. me.etlng and a s·uppe'r· Wed 7 anA solve e ·social ins o the co.mmunity,, natlon an \\IOf. • here for the W!E' nil ._.Ill ~ •.,, School. »• ""'10:30,- · · Bible stud¥ ' .. , bave. "a·,·-·· .....- . · •· : .9.:30, Sunday Eber ·p. m. Choir, ·,7.4ft, and 'f%Y de"ili'~LACKOFFAiTRinthesematters? .. +1 "' c· ._._.. ___ w·o··•~ n.»••ir"·-·'be~' 'llnr~ . t."W:'iiiCComH, 'oellool ·ftpl. Cornahan, Supt.' Y'hour 6:3B all prayer. .Wh:JISittbatmany' ,,. ..""~"' . 1-rw-~ tlil~-... .,_.Dolll. · u yoonil P<o~le of Dorcao common· Christie~ Sclonco Society, t44 they would f~ God's HOUSfl? or wou.,. b.W 11ew li&S ,of ~ 7'~ . ,·0;::.,1~• lty.,.. invlied. · Mulberry Ave .. j>o111eroy ~orninc, bome 'and !lew car, Mid yet when It~ to the chlil'cll, they, ~ At>keD8 ,. ,.., ., 011 1 1 C...oiEU'BChurch, P.I.Dunn servloe, 11 am. "LOve"; .IJolden Wl!111Jtto·reaaain¥.ltw8ilnGr.oofathe.(aday? Je11>neUe · ~. iillii . 11 pastor sunday School 9:30, Way· Text: How eacelltnt io thy 'loving · Why lldt \Bat' we nealeet .~ use new ll1ethOclo ulclen11Bt& ·here <in ........,., l!rilin ijy Jla) ne li<J~ob. Supt, 81111div night kindness, 0 God; Therefore the do··in ,wt11ning .soula fOl' Cllri8t1 or new educational lllt!lliOd&, u ~ ·r. , ...' . .· . ·. tbll ~eblng 8:00, opoclal musio, ser· ohildren or- lilell put their trust ' ,,. . "" tei·theni use them in Jl!iliH~ !IC'1¥iP.l)i .:. : l>9-WI! ~e .!f..... ·· ·~ ~oo \ll' Bav. Francis Gluier. u~der . the !Hadow of thy .wingo. that·"""" shoulll take·Tihatos Left over~ ' . f!111 of · ,r,-Qil 'iliiCI :~ · .,.....,.., IU\ iChurclt,' p, E. Psalms. 3jl: ? . .Wed~aday IOrvlee ·· p~M of iJi9 churchtW ¢ ' all dellllmlDalla~'jll JhliSi I~ Ti:GJ. ~~ , .. 'Dunn, pa;;for Slinday SChool 9:3() at 8 p. m. Beading room OJIOD Mon· C ty b ·· t Jiah d lacldna jn our. vD!on of faith~ 'lfe f"-I!JnJ ()U . -t, ftiln !Jijlt. · . mid Ben Qul8enh1tt·'7, Supt, Morning dayo 2 to 4 p. m. oun , ow 00 an . ~ . .. . : ~W. JJF. . - _.., . worabJp·-10:4~, Pray.. !Uoelillg at United Mothodlat Church, ,.,_ get! · . L~ · ·· . ' : · :Raclftl 7:30 Wed~eaday evenln&. · , er~y, ~ygen~ · il!rown. pastor; Sun: :j)o you. n~~ believe the words of Jesfia ~ ~GS ARE· .Mr. .. ... iin. GaJe 111"11! ~· t!l~!1't,~~~~ 9:00 .. Sou!h·, Wfiol IUI .'Cllurloo, ·R,v. day SChoof 9:15 a. 111. Kenneth POSI!IBLt... , mw . ~ .uoe ....... Paul Hooko, .Mi~et. ·t ':$0 wor· Finley, supt~; Worship, 10:30 "The WbY is 'that we feel that we can110t tal&e. DIOIMIJ fQI' Gods w :ilr10 , :Ilia:' iOIIto ~ ahlp·serv(ce, 19;aci sunday Sehqol, Sllltis of tbe Tlmeo"; e p. 'm., 1r\ caillle but can do. It fCII' all oth~rcauses? • """"' i~ ' ~· w ··lloon Nonnan Bahr,.~Supt., ·7:3Jl Sat••· ond Sr. &Yi\ Mopllay, 7 p. m. The Tbe·IIISWe.r my: fiiends, li tills: We to-that Vitdon 111uat ·liDM "NNiiiiar Willi ller . day night y~ul" fell.owobij\ at the Commissfclno meet; 714ft p . 'tt~- Of· CODie for the part in dar. hours. 'Jihlj Is trllly ~J:;t of• ~~~ ·. · . · · " .. p&non•ge. . ,, '. · f•elal Board, Mrs. Ruth TOm~ins, faith 'Ibis 1• Whit wU happejllng to Je!Ui In thj! .. u ·~ ~ . licliner ~\\laiiTut!Jtooj' chairman; Wed., 9 a. m., Prl7er H . ' ed iflat "All'..'""" """"~" -· ' ' C!\!i ~IAII Jm, 1--.tll(~. Rev. Paul and Bible Study; .Thumtay, 'i P• eitP~Y..;; ..th.. t _,_,........,.=~!~ J-•· ...,_,.~ 'Ii- I r•v m., cholf practice. .. w ..e .. a ,..,911 ve . "" .,... • .. t:::"" . · of 11111 - . a..,.tllo Pilgrim H61'"- Woot of the wqnderful ~p , bli!l ·ilv~ !Um "' 11,0 · o1 l.anpvUie oil Rt. 3:15·' ~ witlt thel Dlselples, aild 1ritb IQ!qwJedce. aail ~· He. Wacbenaehwans, putor; SundaY knew ·there would be even r· . for U1e . . . ..ill School 11:30' a. ·.m.; llernhi1 wor- IIIII ~ttii't. ~V!i'w' t¥v · · ; ; ; l'liDti ~ sljip lO:»,a. m:; JiWIDiellltlc aer- mO.in · t "'-"-' 1.1..· dftM or .n.1 · · ~ JG alntt~"'~p"ua Int;::Q'~.,... .... ' ., ' . ' ~,. ,,_ "' , l.ev. ville ':so p. m' ~ii·Woet il'ollolo. ·. Sunday ship sOfV!<t, ~ed., 7:30 p. m: • OUt Of this issUrillcll ~ ~ ~fUI .heart ... IJ ~ It liter )'<>Ut'h ~ ~·# of Cll<lit, Miifd~!fl , 1Jioull\ be .. ~tlifuittW·Is ~ ·. 'Of Wth ; .. ' ~ feUow· Fred r, ,.~.-dner. pastor; .9:30 •: lbeJi\rords '•here A'hb& 'l'alli« Wfri.J ~· , . .,. 11r1. ·prayer m. Bi~l~~~· R. t. S!ef!y, IUpt., fi...t"""''""-""'"' lili' •ai~;.••..,:rn= . ·Gratltua u.s ~.10:C 1 ~on ¥,uvn 7:30 10'* ll ~·· · Ill ' ~~: ' t.l ·dre~ "~ · ~s . . >: . Clll blcalne I • , 'mo , pal' '\Caleb'~ ' ' ' b J:•'Wu . li'i n , ' 'l'lle ext ot tm proe!l+* offl(th thatfollow~·..m . ' . "Baep ', 'Ilt. W.•~·· 7 P:'!ll .Prayer meet!na •11<1 .When lj&)' oft~ tha~ the ~~· 't,ll«! tlili 11 t&t, llible otui!Yr W~ .• a p. m. Choir. w~at .'"l~e~ II;tha~ \ve do"'t' WiD~ It ' ~ ~· Will.~ven't • even mea toe oftm~Jind oulit1t'lli (lq!f-t WilL • ' . 't0!,11!4 ••~NG Qt!t of !Jl this p~, ~nilil ~or worki. The CburciW of 'tile Muareile at happene4to,,JI!Itlf ~a He ~ ·to lite Croa, but mo._ Wltb ,e".!!'i"t· ~~cne I~ innounclnc ._ Youth .faith tl!lif. llle& ·ww.t.~ibe a . on. . 1 Me.!ing Jatt 31 · Feb. T. Sen>l<ef ' :kY li'&IErfils; WHAT . , YOV SEE AJI!.~ ~ ~ wlllatart ~~ ~~:30 each evt!WIJ. ,•cHIJi(lH???·i)o Y~~tQ'IIle chui>d.;t~l,!i. ~~ ~6. ,.,. 'm~~· ,Speake•f lor .the ....V)eM ~.o. o. 1frotft -llow that will be abl~ !Met ~ ~ 1 1Je0ple ~·~... . ;Kinny of 1Cbarleaton, " · Va. wJth thD goliN>l oN:btlat IIi lullllnpacl<for ~ Will Wnd ., re ~ill b~ ·IJ!ecial sinatne 'each ;c.fii, lifwllf~ tr•tUnl sob ~we lla\'e m many. •lit the ... . i Al~eu Wu Duferenl The ease of Athens, the reputed intellectual center of the world, was very different: There had been a time when the '•ti'on ha d me . 1uded -11 sma 11 group of truly great et'tJ ' s popuw thinkers. But on the day that.f~aut arrived, the thinkers hajl heen succeeded, by debaters. lt was said of them that fhey ceased nei!her day nor ,night1to talk about some new thing. Now the truth Is that the past bas ¥lade some very great discoveries - truths that 'do not aeed new clli:eovery. The past ha s.Proved some th mgs. It Is tru . · e th at the past did not know everything, but it did know SOI!le\hlng. And there Ia a certain t -~ -u1scard ~· ype of "th'mker" wh o proposes.,... everythi ng the past has believed, in favor of som• f•.w things the future may be~ ' lieve. . . · .' · · The. result was that the Athenian crowd was quite unpre pared to listen to the Apostle Paul. Most of his hearers had. made up whatever they used for; a mind, and they were not interested in anytttlng ·n.ew in spite of the fact they thought they did~ . .... 1 F 11 And Y·• . ,.u a ed The probabilities are that"'Pa~ ·l would have confessed ROlf we .:=-.:n ' · ·About ' SEftMONE,.,.,.., .uutJ.ie · . rt . H. U~$ ~ $~~ CO. Dodce;c,,. ~.' ·Jii•s aMtDtv Demoe111tic Clubs H~dMe,fing ¥;!fl. 'l'lie· Q>unl1 · WOllen's Demoetallll• Chl'b and the · ~n· Demli Iii~ !n ·re1111Ju' psilon evo.alnl al tile Second ''l'iiEY FEATURE PHILCq'S. . . • Cooi.Chassis . . , WOOD C.+.BINEt . ·, At Falcons Fall To Buffalo 92-61 · Contest ~~ LO~ ·~ l AVAILABLE NOW AT..:.:.~_. • ,. . 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'"' .... ..... ,..... . ~ • .. of. feUowsbip. ~ .· \> .~ I ' I ·/ ' ,::f'.;. .. l"o,..ti_,.Meia.._ , ·: -11rlf .._ · g t. = ..... :.. . . �et ler In Steel ·-' Of lg ...... • aybea d se lers barrie d In Spec';"' Not!'"" nl • r -to Petitions Are "ed The Army •1 a~ mov ..' echarm ,..,,,.,.r 1 Regort to Qbh,.U'!eo 1 110 AI OY RK PO E L ND SUPE STAT JON D u bter a (3J In M 1 LOVING MEM R 0 OUR ~ar h ba d and father, . llle Sl k, wh paaaed a ay Ja u :n, 1 . Da of lladne&!l ati cnme ov I ,-, Wllklla ) \• "' • '' '• QD •, ' ' trac-tor runoin parlor and ;o tlll!OO.OO. ' VIRGIL TIM 1 .... ,,' ' _.,. .. - .... �/' Band Boosters Sp0n50r1ng • HOp Sa t Urd0y N'19 ht I)UJy Sentinel, PbJDerotllid~eport, 0 ·• Jan. 30• 1960-7 .a.----- ' Loup~ce· ·B irth Of Firat Son n_ .....-c ' Mr. and Jln. Kenneth DeLoll&, Bt. 1, Pomeroy, are announel~~& the ·: birtb of a aon, Robert Michael, on l Jan. 21, at Holur H04pital. They • bave a daughter, Vickie Sue, Uf>4• · Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lando Clay, Rt. 1, Long Bottom. Paemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Karmel DeLong, Rt. 1. Pomeroy. . , Mrs. Mtnnte Clay and Mrs. Phoebe 'T}Iompson are great grandmothers. Meie.r-Ma~er Wedding Solemni~ec( ··-_OES Dist~ict · ~t ~... Mee~l'tg foi"Middleport · ••• : ·, ~-£leaned - - Bu•y Bee Sewing Circle Meet. Thur•day CLOTHES \ ~ r,., v• s.... ,• We PICK UP AND DELIVER • f •'• j· HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY IICOND IT. "We Clean Eftrytblng But The Baby" I"HONI 6190-J MIDDLII'OilT, OHIO : ~~===============:: ~ ~ • • PULLING TOGETHER ~ '• ; • COUn ty PTA Cou ncl'f T0 Meet Th day ------ Home Demonstration Club To Meet Feb. 3 •~ • .• •. Mra. Pearl P~rlr,er apent Sunday .aftetnooo at the hpme of Jlra. Georcta DiehL Atten6n~ at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Cllurcb Jan. U was 122, ' 1, Mr, 1111d Jln. Norman Schaefer of Pomeroy spent Sunday With their daupwr, ·Mr. and Mra. Clar· ence '-ckleY, Athens. Mr. and Jlra. J,.ee Vogelsong of Millfield apenJ Sunday with Mr. tf1e and Mrw. Cbarlea Diehl and aons. .·J!IJi.-neri • - Mr. and Jlra. -Charlea Diehl and • 'aona apent a recent evening at the .,... home of Mr. and Mn. Griff Arch· ~ •·• W.IIK er. 1Mr. and Jlrl. Georae Nesaelrqad r.r.~=~:t· called on ill!.•. and Jln. Norman J S!;haefer, Monday ev~nlng. Jln. · Ulla Jeffers called on Mn. eoii- Donna GUmore. · . ,I Mr. · and' Mri. !Hubert' Roberts The people of this community - the merchants, farmers, home makel'l and wage eamers - and your local bank all pulling ·together builds our community progress. ~ 1 ,w ...'•• • . ' •• ' NO INCIDINJS-Holen Stuart and a White claaa• ·mate '1/Uik paat each other wlthuut II)Cid81)t · at Check HIJh s~huuJ· near Floyd, VL Helen 11 u.n• U1 1:1 Negroe.e Integrated In P'loyd oounty, fll'lt Integration tn miluntalnuiJI 111uthweat VlrglniL There were no lnP!!Ien~ ..;'' ------'----- _ __ are moving to ('olpmbus where be will be -employed,- Mr. al)d Mrs. Pearl Jacobs were recent business visltora In Colum,· bus., _ · 1\lr. and Mr3. Paul Jacobi of Columbus were· recent visitors at the home or' his parents; Mr. and ¥fl. Pearl Jacobi. _ · Tommy Lewis of Pomei'IIY a~ companied· Mr. and )Ira, Paul Jacobe · to Coiumlius where he will :' spend several weeki. . . · ·• . . Mts. lr1111e Wellman an4 Mra. Shirley Wile of Pomeroy were racent vlsitora at the home 'of Mra. La Donll'll Gilmore: · · Planning, lookrng ahead and prOIYIOifng the eenerol pr01perlty through local buyinghelpa us all. Let's continue to pull t~ether to make our great community even greater. · We Pay 3% lutere&t On Your Saving• ~ . Laurel Cll'ff · Socia·1'Items The Reedsville · Long Bottom Hollie Demonstration Club will met Feb. 3 at the honle Of Ml'll. Donald Myers for tlte project "Selection of F•brlcs.~· This will lie taught by Mra. Gen· eva Yates arid :11rs. Myers. A potluck lunch will be serve_d at noon . Makes a Good Team! •' ~Mtii!P G~ met in Nt· -~: ~DII~~r:e:: Jl,ock I The Busy Bee sewtn.g Cin:le of bhc Federated ctbureh met Thur&·day at llhe chuf$ for an aU day quiltins. A potluck dinner was oerved at noon aDd the birthday 1 of ~ Lena Gruellel' was ohserv· ' ed. Prl'Sent were Mi• Grueser, Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Mrs. Lena Huber, Mrs. Amanda K.npar, Mrs. The~ dore Mora, Mrs. Lollia Reibel, Mrs. Oarrie Grueeer, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mra. Cali Sl»elds, Mrs. Ben NeutzUnt. Jlrll. Addle Grueecr and Jlial Alina Durst. lntprove Your Appearance ContrfliUta To MfJJ'c/a '01 Du;.. The OES DiilJ'ict meeting and ter, prealdinc. Sebool of. Inatrw:tion wU-1 be held Durinc lobe meetinc, a contribu· at the Evangeline Chapj.,er In Mid· lion was made to !be March Of dleport, ~)1. 5, It-ia &IIJlOunced. otmea, and two appeat. for a.id The diltrlet school wiD be held ftre en.wered. It was reported :. in the forenoon . under the direc· tbat plus were made for the Jeat · Uon of the president, Mrl. Pauline at . an oBicera confereoce bel4! Atkina and the .rtemoon seaalon Monday eveolna. will, be the Sebool of {NI[_uctlop At the dcoee of the mectinc, in charge of .time' Sowen of Mar· refreahmente were eervect by Mrt. ietta. nr.. Worthy Grand Matron Huber Brown, Jlr. and )ln. Her~;y Of the Grand Chapter, iDoroth)' Brown end ~· and Mrs. Georae Weyc~ ol F~dlay will be presl!n~. ~kinner. The cluilrmaai of Arraqgemenfa 1 il James Clatworthy Jr. A reglatraUon and ·catfee hour Is set fQI' 9 :13 with a dlatiie~ meetln& from 10 tlllli:30. Luncb will be served 4t 11:30 br tlie Evangeline ChapUrS ter al the :tllddleport Legion Hall. ·The Melp County PTA Coun· The School ol lnltrljetlon Ia ty Council will meet ·this comilll tcheduied for 1 P- m. with· a tea1 Thursday evening at the Syra111_ chtrle of tbe Harrtaonville cuae Grade School beginning at Cbaptir, at 4 o'clock, 7:00. There wiJi be a school of All memben of aU cbeptera are Instruction ani aU ~tarenta and lavited .to attend. teachers are ur&ed to attend . On Tuesday evening the County PTA Chorua will meet at a In the Pomeroy Senior high bulldiiJI Tbe Pomeroy Band Boosters are sponsoring a record hop Sat· urday evening, Jan. 30. Steve AUen of WJEH will be present to play records from 8 until 11. ;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;:;;:====;;:;:;;:;;;:;;:;;=====;;;;;;,;;==~.J Admission wiU be 50c aingle and 75c per couple. Refreshments will be sold during the evening . • • · !: :,' c.,.... • I Followin* the pie left for a ·Blackwater as, W. Va. ·Fo11 chose • light blue trimmed whh pay blue hat and· gray aee.ea;c,irf~!l~!~ wore the o~hld from bouqet. The ·FARMERS ·BANK ' and:Savings Company are R r~~~:!l~~k~M The couple Colonial Manor, Va. Out ot tow., g~eilta ding and reception and Mrs. Paul L. · Mary Elizabeth Member Federal Reserve System Member FecteraiDclliOat& lii_i~ee Corporadon fer ·Po$8l'OJ, Ohio 1959 CHEVROLET 8 CYL. Z ~R SEDAN Standard transmission, heater and defroster. Air conditioning. · ' '· ,I I .. '"~ ' '.' j '' .... ,, ,.! 1958··DODGE 1f2 TO:N-, Sweptaide Expreu. Z tone .paint. Heater and defroster. Plenty of chrome tttnl. 1957 DODGE 4 DOOR StaUon Waaon. 'l'orquelute~trane. Rldlo and beater. A nl.ce family car. \ '. 1957·ME.RCURY I ' Monterey 2 Door H.rd To,P. Radio abd beater. MercomaUc trans. · white . ' v " ' ' - ' ..... "d ' \ 11..~~ '' ·~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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