https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7511fe124ed2c4688142bbc36a9b5097.pdf 93eb52c374bc7de68ccc7be9d6f47983 PDF Text Text ~._ • ' './ ; o.. Nov. 8' 1961 rf·DiiiY Middleport Session Discussed 'ftle Session . ~~ >the -~ (\ ; ' Held Awards Made AtMeetingOI cub Scouts . Middleport [•round the world. Mainly About PeoPle In ftomeroy . r Tbe regular Paek meeting The group approved the plans Troop 2411 Cub Scoulo wu belcl . 'Syracuse Presbyterians Set Next Name Wa• Omi~U4 SundatAs,StewardshipDayErent FromBomarGroup · 8uaclay ......, tbo Seqbj or Plans lor • ThanbsJ>IDg Feu! Tbe name of Mro. tbo ._., ~~u=1~: ~ tor,: !:r'\u be ln cb do1 l'lrol Unli!MI Preo- service Navembe• 19 were dJo. ~-~" "!'l"lentlonally 'omt~ it I •1 m'ib<f lfo IIIII: b ' t:h e l r mwed. Tba aarviee wiD beKln Ill ted """' tbooe wbo atteDded U., · · .•4 ,....,... ~, enttne i ' ....... Alllrloo lo till ~ II lllo ,....._ Ill ,.U II II,IM leol """' * .• ' lllnl. . ~ of .'~~~e oIll o .... to ··..,. ot11- paerll ...11are 11 out or pr.por. Middleport'a ovlllalce ~ .,. tbo rtver by otopping the !low ,ec1 the viDage to mrt 1111 JUwo SUIIsf:'ot' ~ were ero, Dr. II. & JleKa)i, l'ennl)'l· tlon to thll coot, at pronl h a a Ita atand, bu:ludlns 1 water rlv· !a tbo river. 'ftlb ~ on lnkr· river inslend of the town. ltlaJtor. ·bocll 1o CliJdnn,tll 1oc1Q ear17- nato -Jrb"v; ·Barton BID, been obtained U..t poiJn!b" lnft er uol7olo ol 18111, plano p_.. oepto< lino and o lmlbuent plant helioved blo plan would merlf Inti tbo otoq ctl wb7 Middleport Ohio. COI""''••; ~ Wrilbl Middleport added to the riYw Ia ad lor the project by the lowll'a lint. more federal aid. .. ..a p T ny haw DOt ha8UJI Woot Vlr8li>ll _.,mllloaer; 10 lligbt, or _ l....\, M to eop.er Rrm, coot - - · and Council lldllben and Mayor Nonnan Hawn. a rop~eoon!ar . .......... Ml! - · iliopoal ~ :A. Weai!J, eaUndi ,allil tniiJe U heyood 1'881011. other data 111tow1Dt1 leoolo Lepr told ORSANCO tboy feel it live_ of Burgasa and , Niple, ~.. ~~~ a ioquired by Oblo law. Ro1!eft K. _Borton; epkfonl COlD- He uplalned that If a .,. and .nwubeu n1 retired famPies lo IDOI'f Important to reduce aew- en-lug firm emp.oyed bJ • oli&\NCO'a "ioet f~Ddli!t' cnm- ai~laa ·~· . ' . er came, fur ..amp!&, """" river In tbo towa. age In tbo towa lirlt, by atarting Pooneroy, said he felt that . the mlllee, boadid ' by Bdword J, :J'ulb tiltiilbl ·to clarlly 1 mud waler il usad cllrec!IJ belolr Mid )lfddlepmt'• euUre councll II ,. a cnlleotb" lll'slem· 'nley Itown llbould 1>e worked on lift!, Cleorf, eDI!ullft dlreolir, lillet>- dlod · pofllt M •to why lllddlepolt dleport, oay ol - · whore tonded the meeting, M dld Bep. !eel thst tbo majorU) of oewage then the river. . eel to PUm&o)'a Mayor Chrlea mUll light. two ..gulatlng pollution poalbq may U.. ...,. Gearp Meinhart. OiomellmeD an lo 10aldng lno tt.. ground In moat Ha~kl be cjPes not thlilk . ~ . Logar 111111 ..UUC"- Ill _the clea,t the :Po~ Ccirtral Botd bad elleet, he coUld - o reason Woyne Gillbonl, Clinloo Filblr, ol the vlllage, and :a not going In- oRSA._ eoulol psake Pame...,. '· • ,. lllllllilna, 1ben to ¥q,. :bmeth of .Oblo; llld ORSANCO, but gat lor requlriug the -........ Joba Zerlde, BID Ch~, A. A. to the river. heild an lntorceptor boo ' l'cEihi...O,. and ..,""'""""' lb no •tlalodb" said the The lact-llnders acooptod nll of Seorberr7, and Lee Smlib. ll wu eotimatod that over haU , ~a~ more nl tbo ·•••u;• It CO' i ' MJd~port 110 the ofternoon, "0\!DPI"t'' ngulatitllli are unrethe viUage'a aewage 1oea no • mg into tbo ground than m lll!t , ,· Both xl!'dloport and P1imoiQ lated -to Individual lllato ~ rucb tho mer becauae the to ... river. , .,. In bnu&bl by W ~ oaly -.n aewen, dratna, Af"'r the pros and ...,. nl bow · Ohio Pollu!IGD C4Gtlol -.1 llld llr: Fults •obJo<tad to "havin8 and dildles. "' begin the · "'" 1 B ~ pJaa• • "' OIISANCQ -ljlr lolliDg to -ply to taboo bOth at the iiDIIlllme." ll ,... -~Dy agreed by w';'"_ dlscuNed. SanilA\iOII Cam- .; with lila J!liF4!tale Compa<l reg- Tbea J'ltlti 1118in111Dod OBSAN· ~M910)" OOIIIIcil and OIISANCO IIIIISIOII ..-hers were taken ... . duJt tbo plan to build aewerages a tour ol tbo town. . . -'', ulatloal 6a well u pqJMJm Iowa co, under · law, hal ...- to of "Oitlo. "· · · l!'lllll>:delaJi 'In requiring...,. Pomeroy vlllag~ officl$ today bad .t he opinion that~ he <Gtllpleted Ill a abort Tbey were iho~n ~ Said JII)'OI' JlcElblnnel· llrnCIIctB of MWOrage& He tald some steps must be taken Immediately to reduce UD· period becoqse cl high costs. ...,.. of the viUage includiD& Sul"11 waa • good ......ung.' 'ftlay Middleport cleorq ~ .. llldl treated sewage from the town being dumped in the Ohio Pomeroy elllelala hit on the idea ar Run and haw .ar the main - - ' listened to ua, abnwad uo mup 1 paa1 on two ground~: River when the Ohio River "Valley Sanftatlon CommiJ. o1 beginning • "f011g range plan" er ol tbo town to ~ tbo r!Y,., mora mpect thea we recel~ - _Tbe coot of !>Widiug and op- slon was here Wednesday for an biformal hearing. to stop all pollutloa or the nver. Pomer.,- ·~ Iff~ ot- . In Columbus earUer tbb yeer. 1 eratlni o tio\verego and dilpooal Mayor a.arJea Logar lllid that · May..- Logar llald the plan would "'ndlng the ~ling were 1101' ~ believe they are Ukely !o pr "1'1 .p lOt hM.beaa - t e d at .-o.· OIISANCO membert and viUage Iowa. ...- a »year period from be-- Legar, Coulldlmen Franklin 11111-.rl!"!;'" our <liM to tbo faD commluiOII." 'tlllO ltllluill1• about tw.>thirda of olllclab dll- ,.. _the point Tbe """"'111M told vUiage of. giDalng to finish. er and Dor Schafer, Clert r.laa -"jt ' , llfddlport legal eoiJDIO). Baril· the" town'1 -ual budget. .. where wort lboultii\Mt to lower llclaiJ tl!eJ rbould hegm a plan ORSANCO appeared In laVOJ" Schnenleb, treasurer Elmo ..., Pomeroy High School• two ard Fults· oUWned ~ ftluo to tha health and the 8IDOtlllf al oewage from the to lowitr !be _.n of oewago of tbo long range plan. but woat- Ell, and attorneJ rn« caw. t ,d.- .· Mr and · Ed · and Mrs. wiD Llvlngatoa d an! -r• · v- Mra, Jobn gr and Frick.paruto, Vr ' Mon'o UnlvtnlfJ Jlyll<l Young Mens and Mens 'Slipover . WI R. E. Grindley wbo hu been quile HI, II repert<d aa .......... ing nicely at hll homo In MlneroviDe. John Rudolph of •.nesvllt II the guest of hll tloter, Vro. Corrle Grueaer and 80D WIUlllll of MtnemiUe. ' Susan ADdrew1, daugblor n1 Vr. and Mn. ClareDoe .\Ddreoewt, returned to her atudloli at bte EJe. I ochool Tuelday, alter a I• day• ab--.. c1uo to m. Made with topered leg t swing poclteto - dropped belt loops. Buttoned through left hlp pocket. Cufted. 4!W~H 'N w&AR TWIST CORD Smat't ·practical ,atyies for wear right no\v. Crew neck styles and shawl col· · Jar irtyles In soUd col~~ a n d fancy designs you~U like. Size 36 to 46. All wool, ali orlon, Dacron and blended weaves. - :::7 *"''"'*- SLACkS Sweaters OWASH 'H WEAR RANDOM CORD • .WASH 'II WIAII POLISHID COTrON coal. Sl-29to46 WORLD'S LIGHTEST WORK SHOES Slacks - - evorl Wofgh I~ ......., lou titan a palt ol •dlnarr work shoe.. Their ••cepiiOfiCIII llghtrltn Is 10 eos1 • lite ...._ U...r.t GN Roht, halble elk-tanned leathers • • , .ott. OM 1p1lngy .....,._ a'" ...arty thrn.quarlen ef Ofl iM:il lhk:k. s...l ..,.., of couM. Choott from axforch, 6o Inch., a.lnch booto. aok fo. Wol•orloo lightweight w...k SIJooo, Wool plalda and nede Rannela. AU ai2es 14 to ' 20. . '2.9$ _., ' slacks, tailored of solid or print corduroy,'.light weight flannel, And wool plaid, Uned and unUned. Sizes 7 to 14 '. •r~ ,H•rdtley high .. --·"chaogeo Jn·• oenlor - r. · gram. ·A IIUIDb<l!' of new teaclten "have abo bOen added to the stall, and will be Jntroduoed. . Alter the f!OBerll a,~nmb!J Plenl were dlseuaoad lor will have an opportunity to Pomeroy Hlgb &:haol grid oacb teacf!er. 'Il>a par- of quet to be held Novomber m..,.. II to gain a genaral omaetingoltho of ·lite oco»e ol wort .overed Booster• Asaoclotlon each claM. For •!"'cUlc the~wiDhe to A beautiful group of girls Wldlh11 B, C, D, E, EE, EEE Slm6 to 12 Scrail.\..' ' ' "~·· & Bennett For ., QUALm RUBBER FOOTWEAR Wlvtdn•l "LAKEWOOD" RUGS .a Table Cloths ..... _.._ ....... .• ..,. Gild llrap at tap for -v «t. Popular '''0• .,.. Glearien clasa of thf Mothollllt church wu he1cl day evonlq 11 the '2·'' ••PJI.LAR OJ' . .·_ . ·· ~ ' Complete Line of Ball- . Band ·Rubber Footwear For Every Member of flmilyl Also Featuring "U.S." Rubber & 'Hood' -.•. 72li90 . - 3.9$ .. 9,9$ .~·; ..,....._ _ . 6.~~72u It,oulid .....-- 7.91 ... NOT OPIN · eo,....,_ 1\!N.. MON. A TU1f1 ..... 12-1:1-14 . Wo .. OIIMr't "ttlK!tl, WILD 01' TNI liOG NCII1'it" ' . ~. : ·~· All =~;~;:!": Ctlfti• .,.. Imperial ~ .IU•olted PNN 1111en1.-r -•1 ;· ,- Service8t';r. :Mr.Wt.ch ' '· "- . ' ~· to tbo pUot'l Blab~ ...,., memhon ~ 71 1'111 In WulllnJIIon llllll oeodfllg ". ipeclal . 188111 to tbe ~ the local polite 10011 the """"' An ! ~ake Savers .- .:., o1 "" •· · HI g h lf·pollahed 1 al·--·-_, ". . . with. -~ . ' bab. · . "''""um cover - 1nga have not 1>eea called ln Atton1eJ Barnord Pultz and Melga County lor ~. 01- Banker Edisoo llobstek ,.. said. 'nlere II .. present ell- caUing the session lor N -. roeton' board. 11 and will lake an a<tlv<l rola Tbe AeJd lll8llaj(er said the! In the ~ of the lothe blood program in Meigs l,;ooo. cal chapter, • ..., with c. E. ·~,. ty covld he hetler. He said two Btakealee, wha has heeD odive ' ! · SBA Sponsors .... Conference In a1 Red Parkersbur• 1u1 ,... . D local eboptB ~ villll ..ued tbo I lieldln':"""' ::i' ..::'.:U. se:,: .. - Ia Reglstrf upeda ol SBA 0::~-= telch and teacherr appqing for Cross. Teich· once, c:ootrllCIInl IUqll pooltlalla In IICbool lll'stem• which Atsoclatlaa wiD meet M""' era!.!~ ......,.qe or requln appUcaala MEIGS GI!NZKAL IIOIIPITAL .,...lng, NIIV<!IIIber U at 7: ty, es, . In tbolr ...... m the Na- Adonillliona - fl!cme· ot 1M Rinrvlew Scltool. Specloilltl from the U. S. IJo. lloall To 1 c h or ExamlnatiMO Dischergeo - NOna. p;q.am wiD he liven by tllo p . - of e<llll"*'"'· o--aJ along with their other credentlab . .. ' club and the Seveotb aDd Bervices Adminlslratldl. Ana Be- 1n1 ellllble to tal<e the Ioiii. Tbe LOCAL 'l'EMPII , lllchtl groderl Evef'YQiie il wei· developmoat AJimlnlltrtlloa, IJo. ezamln!tloal are propored and Tbe temperature In Poo&loy I · ~ o1 the lltllrlor, and the ~ annualiJ by Educa· business cllstri<l at 12:CI7 P. "': w. va: ~ of O!mmerce IlOna! Teotln& Service IPrincaton. today was a de-• with <leai' aAJll 11ft are 1110111 lhOa,l wbn 1llJl he N.,. Jenoy. '. sides. · ~ 11BET 1UMrYloW Parent "A :'Safol;)l Club II . llutland ~- mot Nutwuhlr I. Ell .... 'flllale J'lre ~~ ~ · Croll _ , can- In tbo water oafety program al whiclo pu1 the th• Red eroo.. , in blood oteen aald 15 peop!a will be ,. ;' Albeit It. Applebe was talceu B - 111011 from J1UDn 111111 credlta. nominated from ~ floor. T be Ibol<JN> 1M ·for • hearing ... I Yelp Counties 11'8 . InVIted to He G&id 110 malted amtotiml elected hoard of direetors will ""' I ~uga of 1anony In Meli• Coull- atten' 1 Buslnels ODd 1nduslrlal will ''" oeot out to the palP!e o1 point an ....,llln secretary !<( -pm. He wu bound over CnlmiOtlng Cool.....,. an Nothe chaptB. . tho 8f8nd jury on a continued v.mber ll5 ill Pabrahutg. . Mlll'8ball Center Tbe -.;the ...... prGpel't.f band. '!'be eoalerance, 8poiiiiiX'ed bJ For T aeher Te&tll :, lie a eHe Proo<lcutlug Altorn"l' Barnord the Small Buslueas Adminlslr.. Marohall Unlverait)l hu been 11uo executive oecretar1< wiD be · "; todaJ II lludylng addltlooal tion and the West Virglnla Baut- clesl&nated • 1 testing centor lor trained for duties at Alexaa<letaljo of the CillO where Ap- on' Asaoeiatloa, will be held Ill tbo lJ8I aatloawide ""mlni•lre- dria, va .. b<'lore taldng the pod- ; waa eberged after r~g the Chencetlor ~ lnft t a.m. tioo of the Natlonll T-r.er El.· tiGil. . 80 ~;.J=:~Kennelb Reynolds unUII P.m. It 1llll pr_ovfda ~ amlnatb"s llOlll February, Lull>- An executive secretary muot he ' ll',ankster. Reynolda ....,.. ID t1P!-m1ty to dit- or E. Bledooe, on d able to devole several hours eadl· "tnmheen.S releiaed from Melga CUI&\ pmonally. wlth _ . - Director n1 Admilllb"l aonounc: w·ret to the chapter, Olee~~ raid. Boapttal eel lep! , ..'.nll... ~ the j10fllcl- eel IDUq. otiler meetings and trailllnl pa!Ja& pvmnwent ageoclea, OJJ1 eoue,. aenlon preparing to ...,.,.. will he sJ>en by the Reel 'l1le PIIIOAY A IAT\IIIDAY . --10.11 "MiiN KAMPP• ~uthentic fllml from Niul lllet detlll the rile of Bitler to powez:; ll;lt'horrort o f li!d· Nail perH<utlon froia CIP111r11d German Stoek. IIPOOKS, t ITOOGIS with ·1111 blm "' ..,..e 1 so day Holabird, !ail lor oeUIDg a mort- til other• -. ... Slterllf RAJ1Mr1 Berteabach ~;'iJC: he a11o held •I wamnt lor :{:~~~ '"')~.;,~~~ from another Ohio COUDQ At • ebup of laretmy. He wu '·~;] : : : . lonte>ced '"' a almllar lar""'l' 1n Melga eouneq' Jlllll tbaok r ::: 1 lfoulo," llllllllrl. Corl G. P 71 peno!UIGD the.plana, ' n~a~y ..... ; i '* IW .*4.98 ........... Ohle WID." IIIII TNUIIIDAy plaspe. _. puiM · loda1 .. ~ r.. .. Mlu"Worlll-leat- ..... S~t To Jail Slau,ghter Is Grid Speaker Next Tuesday ! Reorganization MeetiDg· Of· -Red Cross Is November 16 LONDON Uft- 'IUdJ Jlua ""mu c. ~ Sial W" MEIGS THEATRE pinect$500, . S2.59 $ liBRctrJ.a•• ~~~ . tbe recrrolla ..... . ". ' 3,69. / 1lfi'Ob. bailrdlni MaRls .Lions Sponsor .EXplorer'Post IuNewHaven - ' ' Smooth acUon two way draw rods. st.. w "' w of ~. laoJPIIa tbe r,,_ IIIBolll-•fci«A llol ., The annual meeting -or the Meigs pbapter 'Americaa Betblebtml 11.-1111 ,.._ .... - Wol Red C1'0S& will be held November 16; at-a p.ID. ln the u """ .... MellB County courtroom. ' Cotm!J· Court Judge Em- 'llie ..-11lll oNew bJ·Iaws and the election of a 00.~ of directors ·. · llried a heavy floe Jllloe e1 fll.- u11 will M are the main purposes of the meeting, field aum'gel'l Deller Jlllll Wedae• .,..... by ....,.,.. ... 11opo Robert Oleen said. tl>at ,.. ...,.ldloa of a charge or - 11 to ~-DWiq 1 111111 OrgenllallGnal meetings of the the meeting but aplalned -~'ioeltln.l IIIGI'tpged JlNIIOfly· 11q CNIIJJ, 11«1 Cross are raquired each year 'the public t. amted to altaid. Judie Peoplea IIDed Barnard 111oa U.s.A. 1o Jt Au Gaaa, fDr every chapter to discuu plan· and entitled to VIlle lor cliracltild · 11, t100 llld coats and IJ, e1 - . - , w. vo. · 111ng and tbe pr<JRrOID- Such meet- of the chapter. ADJUSTAIU TRAVERSE RODS Issues PresetJtec/ ChurchCia$s -·g. . . Ia a dramatic scene from the operetta to be fres 1ded toSchool auditorium by students .of the llutlan_d Elem1111tary Schoola. ~beela Ia Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Webatei'. cun.ln time Ia 8 p.m. Tbe p 'i """ D '- Sentinel Photo. · IIlii Joell.~ ll<thlrt, appoih-. New Kirsch "Empire" .. Tbe November .. . •'H:aftee! and Gretel" ..... tal twla. ,,' . . . end mil• ef .... -..q.e~~ fi"i"TI:'"ti< 1ljll be 1101'\'ed In theiJN! , Extra i>r<llnary vii.;, ill this Colonlalatyle oval rug. n ... rugo an a mixture of tufted and hooked rup and 0011taln 10% wool Colon -:- Sandalwood; Role, Black, l!llae, Green, Grey, Blue. Sfu H" x 34" - - - - - - - - - -~ "'· · 1; " ,j reinforced tor . WORK SHilTS - an . COMPLETE UNE OF WORK SHOES, BOOTS AND OXFORDS, INCLUDING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS SUCH AS: WOLVER· INE, RED WING, STAR BRAND, RANGER. . Long Tall Two-Pocket Make that old chair look U)l:e new. Heavy. M" wide ""'tton tapeatry In your choice- of f~ patlema In block or belie. 52.95 WlooM......, .- Pomeroy •'ants To Start In Town, ORSANCO · · says 'N0 ' . Mens "Big Y1nlc" UPHOLSTERY TAPESTRY from Wolverine- line-· U.: -. · · w.......,.., _ .....,...., left, and llusaell Moore 1ook in the new whirlpool bath Club recently. The ~ bruises and for the .athletic pro- Tan - Dart Blue -Black - Loden Green - Char- f?lens Coat Sty Ia s.,..,.,. 5.95 io us rib caarr DRESS l ----------------- ' ,.•f. --"; ·Commission Listens To Middleport '\~},werage Defense M .. k El ' . . . . ' ·a_· e . berfelds In Pom·e·roy .Your Shoppl"ng. c·enler I day aughter ~sUe: ~'fuel. N ::UlDg -~ ill ~ 'tl'anbery, and • 1 SINGLE COI'Y-Ie , J. ·~ in b. and "'!~ w;P.: aod famlly 'l .• 0 Moore had been appointed. Commissioner ror lbla Scoutlllg area. Horace Abbott was appolnt<d Ju. stitutional representatJve. former General Presbyter of this I to an insurance on tlle life of Wi1· New officers appointed wer area, to-speak al the church some- lliam Gybbons, citizen and aa1ter Cub maaier Richard Youn;: time 'this month. Dr. Evans is of Londru11 according to the Ency- Ass't Cu~ster Bemest Bruch: '··-umng ' to Ieave soon on a t np . ·c1oped'Ja Bn't anmca · . ' Rizer; ' p..,., Secretary, Wanda urer, Patty Young. AD CUb Scouts, Den Motherl and COIIIDIIttee member• reglstered at tbla time. The next Pact meeting to be a potluck aupper on December 2 6:30 p.m. at Salllbury which il to be Ron Cnli and of troops. Weather • 1 the meedtoting ot_ne mem· ltionErelcordded toha1v583e beehn made beDuring r was restore a_c tve mem- m ng an was m , w en anu 1 be"hlp and the session decided mher E800 ETA ETA TAHAORF to invite Dr. Lester Evans, a Inumber of merchants subscribed •~ I NowtouCnow gn :..• 'nlu.._ .>pe -------- .1 ~~~tllll!bl to" held 1 d 1 y tbo usual c:hun:h hour of 1 LID. mieung 1a11 Saturdoy 11 tbo day unlll 9 p.m. At both noon and Saturday evenh!g, Nov. f, at Salll' I.IICIIU IIARINI . l!un· and II 9,30 the coqngatioo wlU home o1 MtJ. l!ldword Burbtt eYQJni a lun<i! will be oerved. isbury School withe r oj>Oiluck sup Mra. Fay Ralpb hu of u,. .BJ(ir)' ¥ l.IIO( Pall- adioura to the IOclal ....,. ol wltea l>lal!o wore cnmplet.d lor On tbo meau wiD be IOIIJI. oaiiiiper. to her home, BuntiDgtclt, W. Va: _S,irotlli :.. t'llalf· tbo church where dlltemrt artJ. w~a. salad, deuert and eolfeo. Business meetin with Scout belag called here by the 111111 Jl!!!lr,Jella,"""·c::l""- eleo of 'l'banUgivlng food wiD he her 1llJl he·• · Mc!lrido, Mrt A ,-varle\1 of, hand made artlo master Dwight Logan presiding of her brother-Jn.Jaw, Jbr. A ..,.ll!flrllJD),!undWN portrayed with individual thaub J1111101 ,Q\Ilek. Mra. Cottrill " and cr..,noedlell(Orfandhak.. goodl was noted that Stewa~sh1p Sun· 1 tl1~ church eno the Youth Fellow- opened with the Flag ceremooy. vey Plerce. ~ Holmes. giving thoughts. ,Mfl, ~ ~. wiD ~· tffered for Nle. day WOitld be held thJS Sunday. lsi:Jp wlll preoenl a program. , The foltowlng awards were pre- Mra. Harley Sln>Ds of WlJteo. _ ......... ·II..,... Mra. Don Cottrill wiD be t h 0 'blti ~ Preobytery J!!Oeting . ·: Chn ton FISher Is .Cha~rman_ ,,( Those attending were Mrs. E. sen ted by Scoutmaster Logan: viDe VlsUed Sltunlay with IJ4or Ins II ~ ·fcif ~ ,fw¥1 aad general chairrrum lor the service to be.holil Oi' IUPI"l'_. Ob1o O!t NoAlii OOHDmONJNG ' tt!P can~ ass anrl \\Ill beh assist~~ 0. Tewksbary. Mrs. James Har- Bear Awards - Mike Young, parenta, Mr. and Mn. He Dry thole On tbi tri~J committee ~d Mn. Pearl MoBrjde was ,vember· :11 was lriDounee4 8lld ' World'• fiq.t~. prjeUcal inJtaDaby LeWIS Sauer. Jr. Ol ers wt . ley Mt>s Susan Park John Fultz Jimmy Broderick, and Raymond Reibel and attended the funeral are William P. \VlJ>ebcenuer, :Mra. named .. program chalrma.. 'the -~ hogllll Ita Pl"liaratlon !loa for· eoatrom-g indoor W.aU.. be selected ' ---' a!Jte ; of Of&erj for er wal.made by .,...\fillll Carrier J.a ff as a fcommttlee. tb h h1 Leland Brown James· Buchanan Michael· oI Harvey Pietee. -Doo ~ ·11n· Robert . . c r o 1! u...... ~ up ber \OV!IIllUittee are ·nl a ·now ·· . New tcers or • de urc Hobert Tewkgbary Russell Ly..,; Stiver and Gold Arrow Points Mrs. Emma Ogdlll n1 Salem ~ George Seheolder. Rep- Mr. Winebrenner, Richard Duck· the oqmlas )'tar. · 1901/n 1 D-~--- printing plan~ 01•• the -•• of tbo -• ~ anrl Sunday School were JSCUSS· Lewis Sauer J r 'and Rev . Ru~ - J ac k Lohse and George •-•·- • ID Pom~I'OJ' Satur· 1'81e11....... rtb • M'· · · ,.. · --~· Center Y!MN I'YU... gagrt,:U wo ...,. Frankie MumaY( and •I '1'be · mw'u ~ wltb ·were· bqinldlhio' W88 cauaing eo&. ed and November 19 was announe' · · lan and _...__ _._.~ _ tbe ' eoramtttee are EleaJao Mrs Holm ·· · v ed as Memhershi Sunda pelt. ·. . ........, the funeral .I rI . es. _the Lardia- Pra;.er -!1!1111 R ov. or plates to• prln~ "off-register" P Y· . Silver Arrow Point - Larry Harv.ey Pierce. Kay SdtntJder _and Pamela Sy!.f Mn. A. H. Durst was named Howard Ruppelt p.- )!l'eold· in hoi weather - resultln& In tho II was announc~ that the Sci· Walker and Delbert Bruch. Mr. and Ml'l. Joha Jl'rlck IDd , as ~ chairman and pgtstlus · 'mg. , ,_ ·· '. t ' . ·. cOlor1 "erla oto Pr&l!bylery will m~t Novem· EARLIEST INSURANCE Gold Arrow Point fllO!IU, ·Mr. and Mft: Edwta 1Jv. . . . OY pp · g. her 21 at 10 a.m. at R1pfey Pres· Pullinl. . gston and daqhter .__ byterian Church, Ripley, Ohio. Earliest life insurance transac- U waa announced that Dr ~ Monda in n....;,,_,t. ADD Flnt Ullit:ed Presbyterian Church met l\I<Jnday evening m the Pas· for the ThanksgiVmg supper protor's Study w1th Rev. Howard gram wh1ch w1ll he held on NoRuppelt presiding. vember 19 at 5:30 m the eveomg. The Every Member Canva~s , The supper IB bemg promoted by pro~ram was d\8cussed _and tl the Dea<<>ns ~nd Deaconesses of ________..... {---;---· -· ;:I'M' preom~ 0111( ..... I'lL\ ·MBT ~......_... Wgh •-•-• -~_..,., """""' ....... CAJl MUJ:I Patta'"" and~ 'l'berl were • - NE111W LIDll DIINi!:D1' WASHINGroN IUPii '-llidla'e ' .~ :"'" lltDlll. ~ '.,AI .... 1o111 11 . r ·. .,; ~a;: c~eveiOped' :;~ ·.w . 1 olso ·~· A .-It Ill ·OCIA!her• ........,. ~ !~:!:.'!. _.... 11 GllilpoDI CCIIIIldenoe Jn Pulileut • 'Tlnl PiwentlGil" .... ol ~ Lu<b, cllllt of - --~ ........... • jud durlD& thelt: ~ ...,. , lort· '111.- _.. o1so It - 1rtaeb, I!OV. IIlii 1:111 p.m. In Gllifpollo ely I llldWI . till~·;'(~~ . 'l1le neotl -filii :!: ~ D~ J""tll l8 ~dO; a-Inlier~~, ft ~ A~- Jll&h : ; . ; ~ Oil ' & . . ~ -· ..... "' ' ~ . . tli" ' · ··-- ..,...-.. ~ ~·-. .. · - . ' ~· ~ - 1 -= "':'!.. ., 'jji\!ll lldD: • ~- , �' • \ -. .... l The Daly Sentinel What would life be like for us today if there had never been a cold war, if Russia and Red China were governed by men bent on living at peace within their own borders? We know, of course, we would not be ~·holly free of International disputes. The controversies that embro!l the West. ern allies even when they confront joint peril offer sufficient proof of that. We know, too, that we would still be engulfed in a tide of great problems, not the least of them the tremendous burst of world and national population . Nevertheless, we would have saved in· credible sums of money that have been lavished on our defense establishment, and that of our triends and allies abroad, wholly and solely because of the exist· ence of the aggressive threat from Mos· cow and Pelplng. Before World War II, in the 193640 span, we averaged a yearly outlay of $1,350,000,000 for defense. In lhe first postwar years, the figure ranged from U2 billion to $15 billion, what with higher prices, more ~elaborate and costlier equipment, enlarged popu· lation and bluer notions of a "safe" defense. If we arbitrarily add another f5 bll· lion to cover additional changes In these directions, we have a figure of $20 bll· lion. It might be regarded as a reasonable annual defense charge covering require· ments for internal security, plus our share In any conceivable world poUcing effort. · Take 19110, at the outbreak of the Kor· ean War, aa.tlle. point where Communist ~' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q., Nov. 9, 1981 . r ~ .' . Key To World Ba,lanc~ OfPower Is Science. TheCrneiTaxOnFreedom · aggrebion really began to force our de· fense outlays abow "minimum'' levels suitable in a peaceful wprld. From tbat point until the middle of 1962, we will bave ·spent $270 billion more than the proper minimum. That '270 billion ia t h e staigerlng price we, as the principal guardian of the free world, have had to pay to buy security In a world lmperUed by maraud· ing CommuniSt tyrants. That iJ the fabulous insurance premlum tbat has helped us to stem thelr ag· gressions, not only againtl the industrial West but against the weak, underdevel· ~ped and pitifully timid' "neutrals" who, standing behind our shield, indulge the luxury of attacking us as "warlike.'' Without that shield they would no t long be either independent or vocal. A thoroughly modern high school with full facilities for 2,500 students can cost $7 million today. That extra f270 billion in defense cost could build enough ' schools to houae 100 million such studenb. (Actually, we only have 46 mil· lion students today at all levels.) Builders and housing officials think of a $20,000 house as a good deal better t h a n minimum accommodations. For $270 billion, we could bave built 13,· 500,000 houses at that price, enough to replace one in every four 41welling units in this country. In the houses, schools, hospitals and roads unbuilt, here and elsewhere in the world, we measure the cruel tax Moscow and Pelplng have levied upon free hu· manlty as it seeks to ward off their depredations, done cynically In human!- · ty'a very'name. The Voice 01 Broadway . BY RAY_CROMI.EY WASHINGTO!> ~ INEA.l~Tbo to baite by tile luture mllltary and economic balance of poll'.,. bot-. tbo Uolltd Slak!o and Russia lies in 6cience. How tben do the U.S. and the SOviet Union coinpdl't? Here is that science balance aheet, from interview with a cloten United States gove~nt sci· entists who, in turn, have com· pared note& -wih aewtal acore other sovernment taod privabt Kientilll who n.., .iD ql o 8 e touch with ctin'ent Ru1110 research. Over-all In selellee tbe 1Jillted Slaleo lo weij ahead ol lhe lei 11Dion. So•· The Ruasi1ms are strong in powerful opace boosters and they have quite a e~~pability hl atom· ic weapons. They are exoellent in instruments for meuuring high thrust, high tempe~at11re a n d large weights. The.v are very good in oceanography. But 11 ...) do not ll.ave an over.aU ltroq hand. That Is, over-all Russian sci· en~ does not yet rr.atch the sci· ence In the W..t, Mtt<h ol tbeir work is routine. TIIB BUSIJL\NS TENII to oon <entrate their men ln k•Y lleldo, pulh for a 'breakthrough. They tend to let wtdo areaa ·10 and depend on Amerlcu, F..~itilh and other Western reaear~b - which !hey translate diligently - to car ry them in theae uncovered areas. Thti!i-: translation · of W11t.em 1el· Prices Now At ••• ~ RUtLANI)· ; . MASON . : FURNITURE · FVRNITURE • Washington Column COMMENTATING, EDITOPIALI.Y . entlflo ~ II fobo1louo '11>!' ~~~~~ ·ht'l'll"i>. doing 101110 Wl)l Fod 'll'ft lD pbyat. oal ~ illd ln bpiOIIvel. · 'nley .,. fOOd Ill eleelrcJ.<bemlt. try. Tloq ... ~ .... .Ia INOJtGA.NtC ,..,.,.,, IIIIi ·me•• lilt ap. Ide U1" fllior +·'PI.l' . . . . . . . . . . . tt~••h cbemlllry, bat - · .. douhl ...... Utelr won • aboU cbemleal ..... SoYt.t cbemlcal ..........., Ia qlllle ...... - - motaliiii'IJ 11 von jJOOd. TilE AUliiWII IIAW a iood trodltloll In low-talpi!'IIIIIN flb1• sics, ellllltllll In till ~~­ mll(ll lutll. But 1111110 work doee DOt llllll lbal ol better ..,paro In tha Ulllltd · ~~~~tel. Wo ort ell... lath ........ ...., .. IIIIUIIe filllo. ...., ... . .... u. s........... - ..... ei per paul; ~ U.l. ldeaU.Ie anoatloo•-ci-exOIIe luelo. Tho are llobllot, too, Ia i11P _..,. plly..... 'lbe United Sta'- II '4't11 UlOid In c)Jemleol .,liDMrlnl eud iD el01:trlcal eud tloctropte UJ Tllo Rulilllll ~lly loot lo tha U. S. heH. 'l1ill Amertc.,. potro-chtmlcal mllulli,o 11 muc11 lurther advanced than il a.. .,lin.,.... ••••• Ruillan ... • biology II woe!ull.J weak. So io RUIIilll modlelne. Tbt majOr uoeptlont lpactl modlclne. liualll~ IIOIAIIco II in piiUul lhapo. The)' bave d o n 1 .' ' 1'0810110bly Illes. ~ iood work The Ruaolono coneeutralo lbalr In geoplly. ' men more In a ~w key fieldo, The Russians right aow m put- THE JWSIL\NI are putting a iiUt deli! Of ilotit Jnto liDding a way to UJe tbermonue.tear power. Tboy· oro lllomJliiDI al Jeaot Oll8 very good approadl. But they the !hooey of noriliDNr .·~ ~IUenntlol · equations - wblch rf!it¥6 to ml.. olle and rocket cdlltrot "'''lty ha.. 1110111' , _ p..ph ·In tbll ~ ""' DOt ab8ad Ill tha II· 11. ~tclatlita are IUbKiptl'elJJ ~ ol o\marlea Jn thaortllollltll.~lectrl<lly. But they,.,. biYiq a 1'0IIgb lime wltb tllalr praellbl and thalr work II bltler. '1llo lluniW ... ~ In .... floltl ol probability....... imp.n. aatly, -pued wllll tho U.l,, .• ' ~ muell lal1tt' proportlla " · v.s. mcomputer lfCboJoo, - Goii1IJhlfll0011ioDI IIIII ~lanilnl U. VliiH. tha 1\IIIIIU lllrllf,:eer)J, did ratboor lllco ..... Ill ... 1110, ~ ..... ,.,. - · ....... '110111 .., .... . 111'*"':01' ........... . . .... The Grate Brothers Specitll:f · ~ TWO-For .' . '· i 'lllo ~ lltdt 11'1 'flq 1lelllilcJ lilt Ia II'P.IIrltlon to, IJI'ICIIcal prtbl. lM IIA'fllli'-L\TICI. ·lbt _,...r. for .III'Oirtll · Ia .all 1111 ~ u.s. s.- CIO!Il4f prjllllor adenco. AI there - pull lt, •.,. Ielf . f.' ta ............ " ··· • · . ~: .. ---::""lira Nolotl ....,. ·/'; .. ICIDet, .............. Ia . ..- . llio tOp . . iad ibe lop matl!omail.UU a r • about .-~ "" Soirltl U1!19.* ... · ooma fli'lt•rtt. mon ln .II!AtllllpaUef ,ad v u 1 IC!Od ~ ph1llclall. I II ; Col- tvery 1ood DliiD ibl Sovltl Of Condttioa. •Stock E8th IBAIFAST sm NOW ON SAW SALE o't care lelo wllo wla,' t .bt prb:ll." ....... 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE SUITE AT ., ., • evou GET A· LIVING ROOM i!PN. $40 Trade-In ONE SALEI .e8UY A ... lland ~ lbo ~ ..... odeotiJJo In thll OOIIIIlr3' 11 by a comparlloa ot N•• • t - - - •• . le,a ............ ruu1ng Starts To.ftorrow'A t Both Stor£l,ManyUnadvertised SpecialsI c1al Ill tbo prGduollaa •t ~ '\ .. 'i atomic ~loud""~ .~.: . · ' lltey ... wtll' up- Ill 1111 ' : WKIVI.., .. '"'" Till " " OVBIWU. . , . ,_\ ol bow tbo Unlttd St.- 1111111\l)t. ...... ., ............. ... ........ .......... -....... ··-. - : a...·: ~ . _ . Ia appllod lllltl(~·ud. ' '1llo Bodo clo bolt ....... - ..,...... .. Ud tt''boiaot ~ :~ '~ • lli1t-c1ut iftltb4r•'lettfte ala'• Ia IOlloktMe:1ll\!lldt, tha ..., ' IOIIIIIIIIe IIIII .,.., 'p!c!nne pol ~ - lin~ a heaV7 emphuia on RU1'LAND, OHIO .' . MASON, W. VA. ., ... PRIC .ES lilt ..... Amort... .... .; 1111 ............. Ia tbo · - - lncluclat 54" Dreuar, La,.e Chest, .... _ ..,. _. 2 Vanity Lampl. ll'lc1111 ,wOl 11, lllo BUoiul · ..Ranlue tbo '1111,..lba - 1'1.... Union bu, tha u.s. hu 10 11 pod or ..,n.., In the decade JtUI ftnilhed, ""'" erlcw eud Britons comblDed woa almoot 71 per cent of tha Nobel aecond prizei. 'lbe Ruasians wo• lest than 8 per cent. V. L "!f*m•&l4t II m I~ l ....... 'fhre art ftnt..tate • • - - .. . - ....., llold ol malllelllii!Go. Maytag BONUS Sale I '. ·:Special Buy .Now·c;>n .Stratolounger $JO Worth ·-(hCiirs Free Furniture Medical Report.' Most Heart Murmurs Are ~ ·. ' I L~y ·- Shubert Alley Gabbing Of Rumor ... .' '~--··. .. ' ~'· Away For Christm..l ,..; . . OF YOUR OWN CHOICE. FROM STOCIC When You Buy This Of Your Choice In The .Store ·When You Buy This Famous Maytag Washer At Only ... \ ' $100·00 Worth of Free Furniture ' ' DE. . • I $139:·'' I .I ' MIHI N2L ' Carnival . . -- Warm Morning 1\'o.,enaiJer Spacial! Slu Sale! 39.88 ·· . • 1 r '< , ~ too JOUI!I for ft~. , aljatt . . : /i Sl.i !. . l • I GAS · RANGES • , PRICE ONLY ROcKER .FOR·:l ·t :9 s::·:'" . \ . I . '. .' . . 'i'ttiM AT .· .Long Bottom Itnos Mrs. Leoota Ferren and Jl'rocll Berber. •· lfandaon, Timmy Mldway, Hr. and Ioiii. Roy 0. epoDt Sunday with 'Mr. andjleud Ioiii. Matprvl Cbarlel HODa!ey, Cltoupelllot, 0, WON Mr. and Mro. Denver Curtll, ' lattar'l bNdler, H. A. Colwnbue, 0. epont the w..kond Uleb s,;,iin; - ~.!~lor• 'I' 1.1 Hr. and Mn. L. D. Pleroe. and Looat llebcock ....., Dunt, CQJumbua, Mr. end .x,e. Joo with Mr. end 111'1. Frank Mr. and itro. David · , ~ . - CohhnbUI $eat tbo . row~ w. v.. llr.. and ..,., QuJ lii,JIIW>. tJ!e -~ · ~ M(, .and ~~ra., 11111. &~ · vllllln& Mn. Wif"'' Adliils, ~ ~l!ls wbilo lelle. ,II J4flg. a-rat Ho• Oacor ,11.1~ ~. a..,. 00. Swan at ~·· r~ w~ uo1 Gila Mn. -t I • v...._ • o ·I. ' • ' ~ -i '' l, ,I ...., I •,.,,.,.-1)\ ' ___, . l. ' ,. ' ' ... 1111 .; we·. < ."95 lA. ' ,,{ ~ .......... 199' .' , .fr'1 ~a 91 ' · · - 11 179•.91 199-·· . ., . ;ft.:.'tt ' "7- . Walll' IIIJIIM& i '· ~ .. • •lib ' . ,. ·' '. • 'I: ~ ' . .FRiGIDAI~E Appl·iances s .. .,. ( • .':C,ijto · ·H~~N • '~ t •, ' ' ~ ' ' •• BOttJ• Gels Bulk......... Plil~ ·~ !. ."' ~~~~--------------~--------~~· " ... · .·.·.·rl•· ·.· .lOlli . hi '~.· ONLY ~ .,.., j ~ Most. Com~ 9·9·95 .· . Wil-L WI HAVE ' ·~ •: One . Of,... . COAL COOK STOVE ' 1 I A I tj. 99.9 5 •P ' I' . ' ChJSts • - • .. J\~St..Where Can You Buy A Goad " ' . l .· Sale I ·Unfinished _ Hardwick Mel Tappan . You Can Byy,A '""· •\ . • Claddnn'i letls " .. ~· e Mlplt Btcls, Dressers, Chsts ' ' • fUIIt'~•ICU Set 199.95 13 9.95 , Olin Gas ' HEATERS arait WALL ' ' 1 . Ttta Vary' Best 'Money Can Buy! I • 23",· ZENITH' TV SETS a· . I'' e· I I Tr•de-ln Regular 239;95 _ 40.00 . .s·. , ....;.&. . Se••\l Lounge - · 57.50 up AboSieglw • PRICE . HQTI!RS 5.88 SALE 'hgular 175.00 Value S~lE GAS VENTED LINOLEUM ·. RUGS · SERTA SMOOTH TOP . MATTRESSlS SALE PRICE 9x12 . • ",· ... ll.tlltStatt ' Fur prompt ..mce we Will 'so· the Dmlt to •·-·r J01I in JOur boUle lu aeeds tr7l Give . ·19.88.' �.. . . r ''J .' ··1'allama Honor ·~Are - Churcft WSWS Clifton lw:• Met At Home Of • Mrs. Gilland 'fl· Of Interest 12 11 11 (0. if : Ru 10 10 12' Coach Hellyer Sings Moumfully, 'No Size, No Speed, NC! Desire' Fox Files Jack Ni~klans Reveals That Bankruptcy ' Pr,Jitinn r..~e Is Joining Pro Golfers a.J!\IZLAIID JUPI I - mojor looiJit I>Mobt!l ,.. Jilnllf tf JUburi>lll Labwood 11W 'IOilllllll)' pOilU~ lo blftlttuptq. 12 1l 11 12 YR. . 10 me 11 11 12 ow wh II Th· 12 12 12 err pe: 10 ' 11 )2 en1 th! It tilt pnllsb'ma' llvtl, llo ualaJr 101111 IOOIJI(IIdl UuiWnJIJ' OIIJD - of I cr! Ia> an wb en• co• sp: $1 ral wl an lal fe: lie di li< ar m .,..... !oeket !bat Ia ~ ellolco OIIOVUJ'eampuJ and at evet7 country liuh. Traditiooal ..... doublo-b.....leil llluer model-In your eholco of eiPt colora bcl•d!Dr blaek, 1&91', told ond pewter. J!mbrolderecl metallic -~at no ut:a coot. '1.,. Buckeye Sophs Give Loeas And Mates Trouble STOP!SHOPI 1141'QDNIO 'fl811 sb LADIES levet'llbio to foulard, oet, ... eJ CAR COATS 4.95 10 '6.95 SIZES I TO 18 $10.95-$13.95-$19.95 OOWNIE-GROSS, ~r !C. LADIII · "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" STORM POMEROY COATS .ltolf .. ' . . a. 1 Nide Vule4' of St,la Colon Some SIJ'les Willi Hooils Pile IJned • Quilt u-1 - l r 'I for tho ..•• bnllho ,.a. volod • lbo' pl"'VV • b y - btllal . pllyor reoolvlq lbo 1eut l ( I I t Mln'•llloys' RUGBY JACKETS ' For W'mttr ' • u ... uo'tHas "'-" Our compltlllllle of bunllq 11pplltllllll lt'IIPDhl Ia bue rtldJ ~ llllctloa. M1111t 11J wwJ6. lmo1r11 ·manufacturen UICI Ia il llrp 111111 IIi prlcet. . ............. . ......... • ... .. . Shotguns & Rifles ~ ' 'Iiiia... ' Ohio's Nwaber One Seorer In ' ,,.Dial Contest • elllt•• · eHmlstl& · '\. ' .' . .. 01 ' . . "";;;: · · ;-· ,.. ; . INGJL$ · '~· fUIINitUII . ' ""·, ' /> . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . ........... .............. ' ..,.... llillil*. ....... ' '· --.. ' ~, r-~ . I PAllS ' '" ' .,., .,_ '. . ,. . '· " .... ' .'\ llOI ' . ;..:.. ~ ~ • . • IHIU, VBII . ' ' IIUClJIS ••••rirrn.._Jt ___ _ r•IIUNIING ~ . , Jll!il!fii.O IUMIJ lie llood ...... dip ...... loiD ... ..- 1 . .... -. . - ...,.,..,- aNIJIIa ...... ~-.. ,,., - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 .. . . · - oun pWi ·IJII!Nt • - :"'i- ... ' ... i.. . \, ' . R l· .co. • .,..,., - r' tor • .,._ rl. ..,...,. ..... Ud,... .. • •• :I 0 �.I TV In Review C( .Imported Flower Bulbs For Fall Planting w ., T Jormera . , COiOf, tl I STEAK. Red, Pint.;, Yellow, Lavender and White. Tulip Varietin, 9 Bulbs in Pkg. _ 59c pkg . 0. 9 Mlxed Darwin Tull:pa In Pkg. D•rwin Tulips, 12 Bulbs in Pkg. _ 79c pkg. Cl a . I ' Will Bloom In The Spring Giant Tulips, 7 Bulbs in Pkg. _ 59c P"!l·ai~l p 11 FOOD 'MART . •' Colors - Red, Pink, Yellow, Lavender and White. The "New l.ootl" Oltlmond 1*'1 IWMJ)I111 thl courm,t Large .Parrot Tulips, 12 in Pkg. _ $1. pkg. ~ Colors - • Blue Parrot, Faf!tasy and Red Champinn. Hyacinths, 6 Bulbs in Pkg. _ C• Colors - s· $1.00 pkig. '·';.~;. · • Red, Pink, Blue and White. ' 12 for •c Bulk Crocusn _ $ r • a . , I I~ I s·lo BEN FRANKLIN s·l l. f ---- - . . . . --~--~--- I i' ·- FOoD i I 1qu.. ~J91 .. l ·' I '• d•••T•o..• ER • NIW, IIIOfl p!IW· trfueJ1nilroi"HIIt· ln1 ....,... For here the diemond i~ freed from itt u1ual dt!~p settin~r: ... • filllfl, ,,..,. lnd hall tit• .lir 111 - that it ctn blnre, for d~e tir• l1111C, In il• true8t_fvllnt ,tory. See how h floua •n your fincer! Value aua11nteed bf Artcarved', f1moua P.V.P.t ,.,. - ENIIICHED ROLLS ' .. Carrots .'+·:.··".•"'.. ·~:··..,_,- - ·, . .Smol~ 't•• : ' .. ' "' ... ' ' ..· ' .' · . ; · ; . : · . App~ES - ~ ;f ·.,· s · Ma·.m . ' t, ~ $41UO lrfd•"• Clrcr.t .._ ..... . -· $ J,f.f;JO ' _: Jewelry Store Pomerov . - LEWIS .I, '' !• ' . SMOKED PICNIC ' - l ..t .' HAMS ' .' Catsup LONG HORN CHEESE 49c lb. aoouty 1211. hHio_ .' I "" ' ...... . -""7"· . . . 3/ ~ , .• . '' 6 3 Prime ..ro11n For4 HHk ,. Lima Beans _•::;:2Sc ·" I ;r. Rttular II• ' "t 'i, ... . . . ·' ·: . • • . ! TIDE_ · - - - 3lc. LETTUCE ,.• -19c ,.... .. '· (!/IIIIIEO GOO/J£1 . INGLISH MT. ' ' \ • . "' I 8 • for Baptlo 1 $1·00 " • .. .... ( . ' ~I .• . . •• • ' SWEET BRIAR • ,.1 ' H1ln1 •r SUcet ' 011 .... -• ' PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ~:2Sc· . 'i: ' SWEET BRIAR ----~----­ • ' ' I • '· • GREEN BEANS::! _ __ 2'h Sin s,. ·~· ft ......,..____,,,;.0 . i~. $]. . ' '• PEACHES .. s. . ~~. I\ ' J Jc,lb. Aillorlcon " ' ' ._, ; ' ''' '. ,,. .. ·, '' . ') .. ~ ' ''"t: , I ., REPAIR S,ERVICE ,.• , • Aloe fro111 $22S kl t1200 Co"!tt St. _...., " aot'JOM GOESSLER J .'' . ', ' !ntaee,.ut lint ... -......... t:SOO.OI lrrn·, Cl.c .. t • ""'~-'~"""', I 10.01 . ~ ;:(·:" . ~ tcoiiQII)' MVtl ... tpr :t '. ... ... ... BUsh's: Auoi!ted ... Potatoes ' ._,·~~ ; ·' · lilht·fiUt4 r,tl .4rlcarvtd. E\eninc Star• .tylea. ' (t "'" frlloO..,....' ft"t lo ,... • Mon lfftdent- CoiJIC! in today lo aee On,_. ~~7tc· '' GAS RIED WINID All CONDITIONIII Onei ycn~'ve eeen il-no other diamond rina will utldy you. . T ) . "'"l .... • ~!· • . �•. '~· ' , . • f\ • I . ,, ' .) EardiProliers Think Ocean :May Have Bottom OfG~ ·"Warm Your Wallet With Cold .Cash. Us~ Sentinel Cl~ssilieds ·~' River-Report _ ' : • 1961 FOR SALE (17) HEI,P WANTED ;;;;;o......::-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii='jl ARE YOU looking for a.goOd. WANT ADS lima ..- full time Income? 1\awlalgh Dealers in . or Mlddleport earn $2.50 per hour. Write -Dept. OHK-IW26, nois. • • • r , ' • ) o~ cRosswoRD JIIW YOiil: <VPil-Doeo lbt lht __, bo!IGm, lllllld; bill Willi loAAllulk: Ocou llavo a Ill.- ~ llio llllderplanJoa ill . - Mollo ..... toia!Twuclalllla btiJnw II_,; 11111111 wb,leh 1o mueM .,._ "' 1111 1.411 ....., ;r&~IN weD have, 111C! tbefN fin' aarlll't con lhlll llll)'llllq . . . Cl!l(er oceaoosraphen to look IDto NIDOtel)'.....,lble to hOIHiptr~ ioilollimd tbo quot!loa. PI'OIDliO ll ol 011 tho coaiiJieolf. fi'eldl aliCI lm)IOI'IaDI aowt .,.... l'lllol Natarol Glooo P<ilatoo1 · cet'lllng tbe blrtb of lha ....._ Wbal thq had • • a a~~· _ 0. D. Nldbollo llld V. T. 11rii111 cbuU at natural ctua• ..,. ~ ~· ~ - ... ,. . - bolllvod ID bo tbo lltol ""~ brown, olmalt bladt ID oalor, 18'DIJ: 01111111 to set a lllllplo oflhe ec- 'liblcb wu 10 brltlJ. II 'bro"' !II- lf; ~ . IUal 000111 boll9m wllb wldala to !tam boblr tGuebid. 11 · ,.. 1101ot · ~ man ~ oL Wbal lblir IOII10blod •iturol lllaM fannad 111 u. Glli•o 11111"- ollbelr 11111p1o iru lila! iho~~ liealm lbe roOkJ_ _IQIN IL=. ~- myllavt ba&llllJiq I 0! tJie llOllllalllll, bul ~ aA,..... . moi!OJI Iiiia whla tbo llollowl bo- Jt wu •WII1. dltf-. el u .PI' llllJq wltb Wllot to fm'lll lttwallr...,\eqt_....,.., .....,, hlp. ',1'111.1 topllllr wJth other ... •• ~ ' :u.fl7, eacer :=:- on, -a "'"'"'. =•= ...... ··--.... ... ::•.:-1 a.U:!:* ' ·...= =.. &:l'".!""' (lop,) ·-··Ill""- ... Clllto ""' .. - ' j tI 2 Iii& :n.., ...,. nO! daalloiJ wJil. ..,.. C\lllarllleo of ~ ..,...... · cumuJ$,1 1eyera of aecllm'ettla 08 ocl lha bul· wbleb fDrmool 1 • • • Qdlla., . . -:;~;;~;;;;;;;~~~~Ullller water-lhat lbe earlb wu • -lngl\lmp"' IIIDI!ea - • ... ......,. Sutton Society1te• t ) •. 'tall ot lbo time II coa Jato a- 4~: ltttnco. .... Nicholls and ao.., pa11 a~ra~t of the oclentUie tlaf! aboard lbe ""'reteareb \iollil of tho Wollclt Roll •IMp w.r. l lrALCAPf n11au.t OctaiibsraPic 1111tltutlaa :a~.-::,. ~ •.... Aprtllllld ......AUantlc ll ~-~ • - -.. · - -·· ·· -·Ileal takinl umplet Mq of ·deip d.~ · Mrs. Wamll Role ltpODI t h o tedllilenll. Tblo ll dobo with a ::::::;,. dayJ · hblplna Mn. Louise long, hea¥)' cylinder which cllll a :llclimU Hoadley, lluhaa, with her bouse cores out of tho iodlmoidl. ollr atter a bout wllh ~~~-Bou..i ~ •M. Ia She .. aJoWir .......,., . Linda Wllltl IIIII 18 8 At • depth of 14,530 feet, wbleb ! .Diltfl'l weet wan . •i&J.. J!.i!ll .,.. y Edlth Rose halpM dacorate for ~4""8130:ll~lha.::f~r~ 1 . ".~..L..L..... 1 thilt Hallo- pari}' ol Youtli Y pen a' -• · · ftatt,t llen'a ia,w.., Wlllrlllb FeiiOwthJp ol CamteJ · EUB ment when tt atruek the hard . ..._ ~--,---AZTIIL&.&.&X& ,... . . '*""tomJ• _ <2luroh on l'rfdiJ -"'1 and ocean bottom. Slnee tho bottom = ., L 0 • e • Jll L L 0 W . atteadtd lha Pll'l7 111 0011ume. waa alau, tho lnlpllet ll'~ tt, . . . ......_~ aDd • fl'qmeat caUihl In tho __ Cllfowe';......._.,.-'l>lr.Dotllli . .lotton,. &III!IOI I' lfJUCILI.II ....-.. m..,... ,_ _,.r ,.._ . ... ....... Z..., J: W tllo twit G-o, N. tal' Lindo, IIIII.Jdllh lllelllllph corer anil wll hiUied to ... ,.... --.,IM~oa4-....Gftii · .,. 111 .,. R•- lllladld ..__ r-n ......_ai face. . . . ... . . . . eoilllaleolll .......... ·"""7, • ... _ - .• ..... Nlch0111 and Bowen m_ · · • I - •·at 110Clne Glllltrdq , -.A~ ....... Mn. VIlma Tillar - ...... for ocean ltloallall to coJICelltrate . •. for the wiebtJcL liN. Tillar aaid 011 gettmg samples ol lbe aclllal I & '171: B t II: 8 1: .t. V A W X S • X K t• huaband relulaed Ill Ailtw Suo- bottom. 'llley're neadad te show If I \9' l.t.lll 1!1 . W B X W T .& X • I & V 1' & X I clioy e\'e1llag . . . this first sample ll lru17 ..,..,. .. . l!undq-olllf lllll!lto ooni<!Uve or U It 1o only anuo·B· Ia~ .• LBVIRV'K""a• B.t.BVa. . ' , · UIUal type of · boltool materlol .,.!....... G»>I!!P ao1 I ,U[ -'4ABfft OOVIIIIUIIIIN'I Allen Tqlor dluahtlr. which doea not form lbo wholo •• ~ =bottom. !t!!,~..,..._,.fl!l Ecli!h lloao aiJo 'VIIllld t h II r _ _ · "- ••-""'--..... .... •-...o. w«.uthelr !:k":::"BJmaiLRQJ C ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._..,j srandJ)II'tlll.l .Sunday ~.. p k Edith Rose Bpent ar ers R.UD s.turdl)l bll!rt with Linda White aDd otllmded Sunday School with her. •. ___..,_________ . BY 11A11L J'RANCIS _...;;;;;;;;;;;;.._.,, Mrs. Thelma Nt...,. and Mrs. • Mlll"fln MotriJ reeently vlalted their aliter, Mrs. Rolph Swan ••• Sip Bedford Sch()(,)l ' News Reported 13) IN MEM.ORIAIII IN MEMORY of Otto 'Liihn 'flbo paased away .S yean ,. ago tootay~ We've neWt ceased to milia Slnco th<l day left us ••• . Some cjay we'll jol~ dear one, -~ jl'here no parting can glvO potn..IJ you yo,::•lr.,....,,......._...,........,l you, Sadly miQocl by wile, t.auro and children, otto, · Raymond and Margare~ 11·11-ltp '.1'01> 4 Dr. Oue oWner. Sharp Power 1teer· l'D ·, I:G\1 ~ Wllb God f: II Ctaall7 Jllilltbroo Mr. IIIII Ml'l. Bnoct Davia and _1:41i MoJp' CouDif III'J) last ....olt from I 1!11 l'ana TJme few days visit with Mr. aDd lira. 7:dt 11roUfu1 PilitJ • - ...- - - - - - Paul Taylor aliCI reletlv.. at Ak- 7:iii1Jtonded ''l'lot Bedford Community 1ntt1- ,.., ' 7:10 l'lch!o.l · -tub! wm be NOvel:tbor 14. T h e Mrs. Alva SWick and nephew l'l'lloo. I fturo. 011171 ll@ool ehildreo ore mating post- were vlslUa& htr PlrOntl. _Mr. 7:11110lo1t-Newi Ropmt .,.:. for 1 contetl. · _and Mrs. J. G.. Swaa, Sunday. 1:111 liNUfaot PilitJ 'l'lot olxth and IOVIillh srade Mr. and Mrl. Walter Games 8::11 Werld Nlft . hod 8 Halloween Party Oetober aDd daughter ore with Mr. 11o1> 1:311 Bnatfut PilitJ ert Betz and son aDd daughter. 8:1111 Coli.. With Jutl 31· SkiDDer hod a blttltday Mr. and Mn. J. G. SWan ,.... 1:46 lltltJ Nowtoa Novlllllber 3 Friday evening gueota of Mr. IIIII 10:1111 II~ Medltatlona • Mia. Clarence Ogdla. 10: II C.llllo8 Pl. PleaiDt Connie lleod went to Co1um-. · · 11:111 lw9 S11QP 1 Communi!)' bua Zoo SWJdll' Oetol!or !Ill. ' . Ba1leui llootil Jllil<O, lloiulle, ond ·Cf,odfe 11: li Countq BiJt Dciwa EUimon welll to Mkhllia f'rl. 800 Nlui'Ded a: · Mn. dat. $1,995 ~r~'!!Mrs, Mll'lt Dovlt and .,.. WMPO Radio - ' M ·- -- ,. ... ·-· Utll Cou11117 11ui1o 1imo U:45 Fllllii-TIInl I 11:1? IIIUq DOW J - Avt. \ lll:llll Noou N..._ ·II: II Jlill Fat Y.. ..• ,... l:IS Neiroo · 1:111 JUII . ror You 1:111 (!bt l'inl ••• Ptoce 1:1111 ~ l'ort7 t1SD Leell N01q • t:tll ,Jonoo Sulek ilhoiP l'l'ueodaJ only) t:IIO Muolcal M,.terleo 5:1111 Kmt' I VIIIZail..·!lloow Mom., WilL, 1'1'1., Gi11t1 5: II Sporta Pliodo 5:• Non lloiiJd.vp 1:45 011 tlte Air WJEH RADIO 'l'lot first, -d. third, fourtlo; flfth. .J::' ...., llld tllhtii srades f t-INIIdiit liOitei'L ... .- . ~ S.ue' 8ranham load bltlhdll)' jlove~ r'1'be ;liillow)lo8' .,. ketb&Jl ilill 7011i': . Evtr0tt "&teo1 "DUauo . • :liohorl Smidt, llOiyi wen• ., , Btl~.., ~ .Br., ·DilC\IJ . , S!irprllob -19lialey, R , .;, ~ SWindoD. QeiOJI . ..·"'*',. ·Nla•l(l._ 81!1i111 -~anbam.. ..-. -~ · Wh"e y01 SletpJ n :Je,.y Well. - ·11erJ1 well lma . Robert 'Sii>lth, . Re~ ... . ' ~: lthe:1o~third ID· din.... Nov. ill, at audHorlum. be r- B p.m. to with tho Jl)lt '!:f"!ill Clll wY 2·2157 ' DUlY --. '·' ..... ' Allteea.a,.r. . ' pupoo 8 hound f!IIP rellstered elnalai. Le8tor Manuel, Ohio, Rt. 2. Ha•• ..u.. tOe. ~~ lie. Dairy Bor, lllddi*ioort.. II 3 6te ~~r;-~,; area a,<! .. {•- i, �• 111-DaJiy Soiitliiel, Poliieroy-llllddleport, o ., Nov. 9, 1981 I I Mrs. HoHman amdmANNOUN . GcweShower 1 CRDPrldd1 of Mr. an Mn. Da ' L. George Smith, coosultut lor 8DDOWlced and all mlnloteto uk· f ' J'Mneroy, are announciJig u., lthe new Malga Memorial lloopit. led to participate. A bonquet will or Mrs. Smrth htrth W an 8 lb. baby boy, Oct. al .~ -~" be u- ~ u.u.... •• of . .LadiesBible .C,ass'/MetHAt HOml fOn Ome Hospita/Consult{lntDescribes Prayer,MeditatidhRoomFadlity ServicesWete Mr. =-~~.,:·~- = Attentledln and <hildreo 8' Vondalla, during past - - West Virginia Furbee the~ for the 'I'JIIrl' IN •AND- j;be ' . -IWI ~=.V:ot:V:Ih.~ · ::..~"":"!:..: ~:.. ~·~ , •. wu gnell ape~• ·~• the I oerved at Middleport H II h =•· ._ _ _...._ Golllpo. . ,_ Mr. and Mro. Miltoo Hoed of 110011. """'"'" wiahlng to contrlb. · • PI ' M.,p ·County llllmlterlal AUO- School on November 17. :I1Iooe U.S ,_111 held • · o1ort abower •-;kend while Mr. Furbot Joliddleport and Mr. ond Mn. ule baked goodl wish them 'llle Ladies Bible Claeo of the Gary Leonard. Grondparenst are clatioo met M<llldaY at the Grace IwiBhblg t1e1tet.o may cootact HeY for Mro. 1\aJ' 8mltb lit the Fred ;_~Y -~ IhLoble ~ IJoyd Wrtgbt ol Pomeroy were Ia to be ••cbd . . up may conlact Barlli6Ueport . First Baptllt Me. and Mrs. Ben Rouah, West Episcopal church. IGlazier HeY Roberta . Smith homo ln Bndbury ~., ~N Q•urday .,. met Tuesday eveDing at the home COlu~bia. and J4r. and Mrs. Guy The speaker told of tbe varioua led chainnan' to plan fo:~~=: Gamtl were pbytd wJih Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomaa ~=w:~ ~u:edlasltbe~uneralj bara Jones or Butch Bachtel. of Mrs. Dana Hamiltoo. IL.. Prlddy, Rutland. Mr. and M_n· plarmlng phases of the new tm- l al Youth week whlcb wUl be Ju- awarded ~ ~ lloffman. Sayre alJo vJ.altea Suuday wJth Rrvlces for Mra. Bood'a brotb\ Mrs_ Clarence Clark. president Pridd.y, atso have a Uttle ggl, pita) 10 the present. Tile prayer uary 28 through February 4, and Arthur Besa, Mn. Pearl and Mrs. Schafer aDd fam. er-in-l<&w tnd ¥r. Wrlgbt'J uncle. JILE,Nf!N? 1'A..LI...EY ROIPIT.U Wfl ~ in charge. The opening pray- DebbJe Ann, 4 ~ and meditation room at the bot- Rev. Robert R. Card was named maD and Mrl. Franeea ily. 8Jrry Buff. ~· Mn Wlll1am er was by .Mrs. DonAld Boone. pital, which wlU be 8' x lt' wu CROP chaJrman. A door prize was awarded to Mn. · · Mr. Huff, resident of St. Peterio .· ' ' _.•• Mrs. H:lr.old H. Hall was in described by Mr. Smitb, wbo •tat· . Rev. P. A. Casto. preaident ' of Athur He~ • TO ATTEND PlltJR(!B hura. Florida, died last MOIIdaJ R~,. Leon; l)el;wa aa.....ch!lrge of the devotional pered that the room would be locat.. the Melgs County Mental Health Alter the put ol honor had Mrs. Jo~iick Bechtle. W!Jrthy Ma- in a Sl Petersburg, hospital: Ser- ton, ·ft. , Pl~aaant; ·Mrs. Paul Blri9d and read Psalm IW, and a po· ed ..., the center of tho boopltaiiChapter, urged attendance at tbe opened and lt'8Clouoly o1 Ev..,gellno Chapler, 1w vices......, held lor him 1o P'lor- fl!on, Pt.. Pl~l . . etn . "Things For Which I Have ~d .would ~ave an altar. All fur-l meetings and organized ,support edged her many lovely gifta, re- aDilOUneed that tbe chapter wUJ Ida last Wedneeday. Drsq!ARP!;p: Mri. Charla Tube Thankful." During the busOffiC~t.S D1slungs w1U be appropriate forlror the Chapter, He itated that freshmenta of ice cream aod attend Unfua Thanksgiving Bel•. Mra. Huff aod 1011, AJaD Ham- Ball, Wurt!lud. >Ky.; Linda~ it:!e~s meeting the semi-annual of· AMual election and installation ~lb Catholic and Protestant/the Chapter will have literah:Jre cake, decorated with pink ia a thlt year, at tbe ~ton returned to Ml~ with Putney, PL -Pleasant; Mary Aim f!ring was received and severaJ of olficera of the White R 0 8 e fm~s. He suggested the use of and information on mental health bl~ l~rks and bootiea, First Hili~ ~Y- ber sister, Mrs. Hood an4 also M1l1er 'tta ville· Mrs E. members were reported ill. was held Wednesday after- chairs rather thao benches lor Iavailable in tbe near future. and mmt..: were aerved to C'burdl on November 22. vWted with their mother, Mrs. •. Co ge • • ~ The mystery prize which noon When they met at the Leeion the room. At the close of the meetln the ~ur He.sa, Jr., Mrt. ant. requested te mt~et j()fie Turner bef4)re retumiog to ·~~m, Pt. Pleasant. M · Donbrought-by Mrs. Boone was Hall in Middleport With Mrs. Rev. FranciB H. Glazier presJd. 1group had luncheon ilt C~le's Smith, Mra. F. P. Overtttrf, Mrs. ' the dlurdl. Florida Jut suoday. aid B;eleher, ~n. Carl Mattox, presiding over the ,ed and opened with devotlona by lrestaurant. Robert Du~ and by Mrs. Fraaceo BeBiho. .-lqg jRev. William Roberts, oost pas- A" din Fr I SaUy, and ltiJbin; lin. E ho Fall flowers were tued '"•oo•gh-1 · f 1 uen g were anc s H. Gla. _, Mrs_ Mattax was re-eJected pres- Itor, ol ~ed by scripture... n d·zier, Robert R. Card. Ira Tibbs, Smith, Mrs. Nancy Smith, . . out the Hap~llkm home for ident and was installed wtth the prayer ~Jth. all partk!lpatmg, A Clyde Bartlet, Waldo J. Bartels~ ~sa Smith. Mia Judy Overturf, oratiO.nl and refreshments following slate of officers by Mrs. commuDlcahon was read from R K kright 8 ard R MISs Sharon Yeauger, Mrs. served to those mentloned William Morris, immediate past the National Council oC O!.urche• ~r.m:~ A.onCasto, 'Le:r non Bing. Mrs. Pearl Hoffmaa, and Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. presider:lt; Mrs. Herman Bailey, which stated that there are DOW Carl Herring, Ray Wining Wll· Mrs. Marvin Yeauger, Mra:. bel Winebrenner, Mra. Tom vke president; Mrs. ~ worke~• in 34 atates . . A liam Roberta, Fred J. cdner. neth Yeauger, Mn. Norman ' en, Jeanie Boone, Mrs. L. D. Woodard, secretary; Mrs. thank you letter w~ also read Glen Bate and Ralph C. Zundel ger, Mrl. Robert Halley, Mn.) Dilell, Mrs. Raymond Saxon, Mrs. Entsminger, treasurer; Mrs. from Ute United Clothmg Appeal and Mr. Smith. SyJ~ia Cook. J. M. Archer. ry Mitch, chaplain; Mrs. L. D· boxea of clothing sent them. m t Unable to attend but F'""'""'""iiii'""'""iiii=;jDiles,, conductriesa; Mra· WilHam Farm and City week, Novem- 1 Th~l ne:~ ee w~U ~el- gi(ta were Mra. Arthur Hesa Sr., 1 Robson, Warden; Mrs. Clarence 13 through November 17, was ow P ner or . 8 1'1 Mra. Mac Stuart, Mn. Lionel McNeal, Inner guard; Mn. Mattie of tho county and tb,elr familleo GUmore, Mro. Richard Flo k, ,._,.,, Ohla II~::~. Outer guard; Mro. Walter rf at the Racine BapUot church, 1)0. Mro. "WUhur Wi!leo, Mrs. Edwa,d --==:ll..==--11 pianist; aed Mrs. Morris, Ome cember 4. Retmlatlooa lor tbe Boyer, lolro. Delma lf4lley, lin. N":~,~ president. cUnner are to_be made with Rev. Counle Mclolosb, Mn. Francia Plam for their annual • • Arthur McCaUley, Racine, Yeauger, Mrs. Ted Spirea, and mas dinner ond rne~ting wen~ dJo. Mrs. Relph Duro!. FRIDAY & lA TURDAY NoVember 10.11 ;:.~:~.·nd Mrs. M•IA:h and Mrs. 'Mrs. J. E. Foster, chairmao, • Just received a shipment of new maternity dress''MIIN KAMPF" Wayland were appointed presided at the meeting o1 the · f . Authentic film• from Nazi the committee in charge of Elizabeth Stark Circle of the PomteSI eo-see and choose. from our collection, all two l'lilles detail the rlae of Hitler The lodge wm have oroy First Baptlll church beld piece styles, just right for the Mother-To-Be. Many po•rer; the horror. of war $1 exchange. Tuesday afternoon at the home flattering styles and fabrics to choose from. perlecutlon from Mrs.IJohn Kincaid, a member of of Mra. Lydia Stewart, East The Hearthstcme Clau of the ' e Ue$ Cburcb 31 t Holur Hos 'to! atew..1 named r- '! .... lfn'fnKin . I. ""~~........,., .. :l.--.. lal1 • ..,. ,.' 17, 1111. ...... e ' ond .n· "": •• '• ·• - I Ma~eElherfeldsinPameroy aoU:: Your Shopping Center' :na: MEIGs THEATRE Sfewa H Was Scen,e Of c,cle Meetmg II II MATERNJTY DRESSES Mr A h I nt ony s p 'd Of en Bapt ' ist Class Qy -m~• I STOOGES a lodge woa reported to be ,... eov<!rlni at Pleaaant vaUey Hoa· Tho eLord'a Prayer Ia unlooa from Jnjuriee received in 8 opened the meeting and reporta at her home. on the World Community Day aerIUN... MON. & TUES. •· .._WI Nov. 12·13-14 At the close u1. the meeting re- VJUU were liVeD, w.n11. a ter Walt Dlsnty'l were served to the 14 Wolle presented tlle program top. ic "Laborers Together" taken "NIKKI, WILO DOG Cia by Mrs.ndLloyd Wright, ' MJBslons magaz~ The 0' THI NORTH" 1· also renced A rews, M r devotions and' med. I'A Wooar d d an Mrs. _. "HONIYMQON MACHINE" w lke and Tell" wtre taken a r. 'l1le Secret Place. AlsiHJna Mro. Wolfe WOJO MrL Jooepb Cook. Mra, Willlam watton, Mra. Georgi~ Skinner, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Aten Shain and Mrs. Dale Wtp.. pel. A poem, whkb Ia also a hymn, "Christ Fqr 1'be World We S!Jlg," Mro. WoUe, prayer by Mro. ~~:;'.~·,,~ond~ 11lenl prayer for the Jowolry To Molch Tho Beoutllvl F•ll Colon. ml at home and concluded the meeting. ReSoo This Booutllul StiJcllPo.S<!on. r:::~nto were oorved by the II;::;to B. H. SANBORN JEWELER-oPTO~ETRIST MIDDUPORT ~~~Cburcb---·~~ elected new oflleera Tuosd- eve- ed . "·I SlmlO to 18 be be _m ~ 1 the tho uoden Rule claoo ol 1M g w n mem rs ~·""'~ 8 . Pomeroy Church of Christ TuelJbome ol Mr. and Mrs. Davkl Durst day eveniDJ at fler home on West r. Mama Elected 81 president ":81 wn. Prayer by Mrs. Jerry Moten liB Anthony. To serve With him opened the meeting and memben are Mrs. Jack Satterfield, vice answered roll eall with a TbankJ. prealdent; Allen Hu11hes, .ecre. giving thought. Plana wer.-, made t ...... M D.,,, ..... -~· rs, ar"• .. daurer; Mrs. for a Chrtltmal dinner at th Smart, as flower and card Martin Rtllltaufant December lt,l chairman; Paul Smart, teacher, followed by a porty altbe bon~ Mrs. Hughe1, assistant t..aeh- of Mrs. Elwood Bowera, Cbelter Mrs. Aldo Jefrera:,.,and Mra. 1n the absence of the president Milton Roush Wl".l11 named to plan vice president, Mn. WUU1 the program._ preskled. It wa1 deelcled to taie the reThe 'meetJng wa1 opened wJtb • of the cbuteb baeement a1 devoUonal period, "How B 11 II lulura projool It wu ~ doYour God," by Paul Srlillrl. that memberl wW RIOd get During the 8hort ~lneas .ses- weD cards to Mra. lfBIT) Osborn lion plans for their annual Mn, Anoa B~n. party which will be hold Ref,...hmeoto wen ...-...! by ho the OOIDO of Mr, and Mr1. duriog the 1001al hour The December meeting will be dtacussed, Mrs. Masten, Mn. Jeffen and I bekl at the hollK! o! Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mro. Hugh.. Kent Ko.rln, Mn. Melvin Cook, with Mrs. J.' H. , ~toJOboo- eel the prosram lor the evenblg Smith, frs. Walter Keonedy Jr. son in chn l'ge or the prOgram. aodR-i' deuert course wu Hrved Mra. Harold · Smith, Mra. -Bow_,_...1[1<> Mr. · and Mrl. Smart, Mr. aod on, Mro. Rouah and Mro. Denver Mro. Edison Baker, Mr. ond Mr. ond · ~~ro. ~otd 1 Mro Satterfield, . White, Mro. 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