https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a831cf80bb2f7790777a4c3b1d54f0c2.pdf d4940200ecabe320046295c1c1041649 PDF Text Text • 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. Alllhoey Donald Boone. :1 oltto will p ! - IOiba IIP,t aodllleD wewiii-1D~ ~ail fDl ·...all&eDCe Ja .... Jatu. .... BRAS All lace and satin trim Bra with elasUe frpnt ~rt. Siz. es32lo38,AandB Cups. 1.00 ond • Kirsch Easypleat TAPE . Shop ~rld•y Until 5 P!M. S•turd•y Until 9 P.M. P•rt Wool ..-~~~·:;:~1 ·i et8'Train ' PLAID BLANKETS " . . '~ -~ IS'f.olni.ng For LoealVisit Beautiful pleall an easy wllh Klneb Eoll)'llleat tape jasl otit<b tape tp rour drapery. Tha Eaoypleat boob oro limply lnoertnd Ia !be pocketo of the heodin& lape to form ' the pleata )'ou. w1n~ · 1 'Kinch looy. plio! .... b .. 59 . (plclo -- Of All kinds To Lay II.-- ·InAEP's " •-n.ey JIJe u.ftlun lila& w caa P larthee lo liNJ Jell, !be - Bestform Women's • Dusters and Robes ~ehlmanUp nln Program For Youth Week Is Discussed SHOP EARlY FOR YOUR'· BEST . GIFT SELECTIONS MA'""'""' fir. ii.C. -&a. l&nm 'l'laurmoad, N.C., . . lllladlol ~ _.... ~­ I Golden Rule Cl ass Meeting H ld T d Kinch laoy. plqt TIIJO 25 ( Jd. - ,~--.,....--..J WA·T ERtl·S S , c·oOKWARE· . . . ........ row............, •••••• .,_ ,.. , ·~ ' Annual'.· . ,, " . FoodtaU Fieid Ares May Cost lleldBy Away Now For Christmas! Nylon Sheer--- 4.99 & 5.99 Nylon Quilted 4•99 to a.99 Cotton & D•cron 3.99 Cotton WNh 'n WHr - - - 2.99 Cord.... - - - - . 299 &3.99 llatll' olyleo from whlOb to GbooH, lneludJaa the llnbelted •111e. fitted <Oichmu otylo ond ....,. IDUU. All .... hal 12 to - and 88 to "" PAJAMAS lid MATCHifG DUSTERS IMutlful.......,. fer~ glvr,. oet 3.99, o"oen ot 7.99 I New·Russian Line \ ~\~l B~rlin Appears Lik~~:;;~ Solution· Is Wan a I tf. '. • Ledge Named, Installed /ts 1962 . MILL ST. ' ~~~~-~ Racine.$8,487 t! _;.. '. 0·~ ·~ -- . ....... -. .......... .• .......,._ ,..,.... ... _... _ _ ............ _,. '* ...... wwtt"! ---···~ ....,. �\ •• • • 1 The Voice 01 Broadway ( ~ Fancy Divorce Deal Is Rumored By DOROTHY KILGALLEN LEWIS ROSENSTIEL, THE IJQUOR TYCOON and pbllanlhroplst, has offer· ed his wife, Susie, a fancy divorce settle· ment--$500,000 tax free plus $3,000 a month, also tax free-but she's tlll'ned 11 down. What's more, there's a row over the custody of their French poodle; Su· s1e has It In their New York town house, and won't l[ive it to Lewis, who Is slay· mg on thefr fabulous Greenwich estate Joan Crawford's dates with actor· drama eoach Jack Manning might have more to do ,,~.vlth business than romance. It's possible that be might wind up an executive In a chain of Joan Crawford acting 1cbools to be bankrolled by InduS· triallst ld Lowe. The idyll between Peggy Lee a n d Britis)! writer Patrick Catllng came to a crashing conclusion just the other night -for a reason few Basin Streeters are aware of . . The producers of the moVIe "Advise and Consent" have a problem. The fine print In the contract decreed that they couldn't release the film unt111lie play had stopped runnin~ and somewhere out t h e r e a national compan)t is still playing Fans and critics adore the dehghtful Julie Harris, but her message Isn't getting across to Rod Serling, currently fUming h e r In David Susskind's celluloid version of "Requiem for a Heavyweight." She doesn't)lnterptet the scenes his Way, and vice versa. One chum quoted Rod as say· mg, after a tussle with the star, "Gee, and I COULD be writing 'Gunsmoke'," ed to be In the Brasserie with their mo· ther when, Cary Grant was dining with Nancy K~n, are now ill Clouds VIlle. Mama was brave enouch to ask Cary to pose for snapshot, and he agreed, standing on the stairway with an arm around each air! . . Walter Chiari, the Italian comeay star best known in the U.S. becauie be romanced Ava Gardner, appears to have switcp~d his affections to Joan Weldon, who helps beautify the new musltal ''Kean." a HERE'S A NEW DODGE. A couple of local chaps who hesitated before the ticket window of a big Broadway first· run house because the seats were priced at ,2.50, were quickly given "the word" by the minion wbo stands on the sidewalk sayinf, "Seats available at this time; no walling ' and that sort of thing. The word was that If they'd just sail through the lobby and hand $1 .25 to the ticket taker, they'd get In without the formal· lty of a ticket. And they did just tnal Time __.... .... -~ 'Calvin And The Colonel'. TV's Newest ..., -Series · Now Rated As Great Big Clunker �,. \ ' / ' ' ' ' .' ' dr. m< J ': cr • Je· cr UJ bl ' D I .... d• vi I 0 ti 1'1 •b I • n t t I T' ' I I 1 t • • •• rep bo • ' �· ~) •' ... • • . . -'' 1 " ., €oltl .~a:s·b,~~ • "' 0., ,. ' .. '.T '... DAb . ' .....,....,..,..,"' " Nn .= · - ·NT ADS -:: ' ' '·01' ys :J;.IirAii mfa ~~ •tNSPECTION '· .• HOSJ!: Am>. · '· .e • MOTOR TIJNE-UPS ' 1 ' .• \'0111[ -«<J'..l, w• • - . 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Orlilnll black .... ,.u.. fialob. ur., Iauter. • Come In and see 1he many values all over the store . . . Furniture ' on the Srd Floor . . . Floor Coverings on the Si-d Floor ... Women's aiui Glrll' Ready To Wear on the 2nd Floor . . . Draperies, Lamps, Nursery Furniture and AppUancea on the. 2nd Floor. . TONIGHT I IATUilDAY "MIIN !CAM,. Aulbenlle fllml from Nul lllot detail tho rile o1 Hiller lo power; tho borron o1 wlir ud NUl - l l o a from eoplurod Gorman Sloek., IPOOKI, I 1'100011 finlah, Interior niee. automatle traM., radio, beater. l.o· eal owner. A lharp on• own· er car. 1956 CHEVROLET s~UpBy3 . A\ltOJDobllo; .BQard Big Selection Of Romeo/the bh, new whitewall Urea, ..dlo and beater. Special 2 Dr. Chain Readion · SANDWICH aood Only $695 1959 BUICK l!lodra Bard Top Cpo. FuU powll' equipment. Ndlo, be~ter, wbltewall tlrel. Lui· uriowo Jalerlor trim. 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Title A name given to the resource November 10, 1961 collins gygax humphries ward