https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e2d0c488413c578180cb412fda54bca.pdf 850c6401a06d4710521a607baf6eb5df PDF Text Text ,. • ) tS.Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mldclleport , o, Nov . 22, 1961 -- -- --- ---- -Annual Thanksgiving Supper Was Event 01 Last Sunday Evening --~- . The ll!lllual Thanksgiving sup-1 The second, "Thanksgiving lo per of the Middleport First Unit.- the Time, ·· was presented by Kared Presbyterian Chureh was held en Gregg, M;,.k Morris, Carolyn Ja.t Sunday evening with t h e Russell. Olita Lewis, Edith Hap. Deacons and Deaconesses or· the ' tonstall, Carol Anderson, Patty Lowery; Carolyn Searls, Connie r~ol !owing lhe meal a progr~J,m Cook. Helen Taylor. Roger Roush of ThanksgiYing plays was pre· Seren Lewis and Kalhy Lacey. I1 sf'nted bv the Youth Fellowsh ip Mrs. Vaughan also directed the 0 r the c-hurch under the direc· , skit, "Gratitude ror Mercies to lion of one of their counse lors . . Travelers." Patty Lowery was Mr~. Richard Vaughan. The first 'ihe narrat.or for the skit a .n d entitled ''Different Tune·· was : speakers were Sue Rue, Olita preSl'nled hv Rov Co\Pman, Bruce ' Lewis , Edith HaptonstaU, Carol WallaCf, Alan We.llacr and Rod · Helen Taylor. ney Sauer. Paul Haptonstall assisted with plays as technical director 1 spec~al numbers were played by Mrs. Lillian Stief! between ehur~h in charge. l 00K 1 • e NEW LOW HOLIDAY ,the plays. Rev. Howard Ruppel!, led the group singing dur- ADMISSION PRICES the evening's program. Rich-~ '· . Adults, 25 c; Childr•n l5c Vaughan served as program • TUES. THRU THURS. chairman of the_ affair and assi.sl·[ ing him were Vmcent Dabo. M1ss Margaret Sauer, Mr. and M r Haptonstall, Leland Brown, Mr. s.l Sn A Qgocf Movl• At UBERTY THEATRE £Iberfelds and Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. i Edward Burkett, Miss Phyllis , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · and Mrs. Russell Lyons. ... .k,... MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR ARNOLD Wedding Vows Exchanged Oct. 29 At Rutland Church Of Nazarene Wedding vows were exchanged Sunday, October 29 at 2:30 p.m. at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene by Miss Ferndora June Bable, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meryil Bert Bable of Rutland, and A/1C Arthur Horton Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horton A. Arnold of Pom- e~ Rev. Herbert Grimm olfte- DIAJH SAW riRSJ Get,_ cllllilt 'DMgnecl wlf. encrusted with peart. and lrrldescents. The long lloevet taperod to points over the brlde'o harulo and the boulfont length oklrt waa accentad w It h roaea of oelf malarial and worn over the old faohlolled hoop. Her veil of Imported bridal Illusion draped ooftly from a queen'o crown of aloncon lace. She carried a whlto Bible topped with -white carnation• oqd fetD tied In long wbila streamero. Mn. AMe Belle Thomu wll the matron of honor and MI 1 1 Other commlllae• were kitchen Shirley Jean· Bable and Mill WanMrs. Lyono, Mra. Carl Owen, Mrs. Lynn Bable, llstera of the EdWard Burkett, Mrs. EvereU went brldesmal!ls. Bachner, Mrs. Cllnlon Bable, nl..,. of tile Mrs. Henrum Bailey, Mrt1. as flower girl ami Jot.IIIIV Bratt, Mn. Haptonatall, Mro. a ring bearer. old Sauer and Mlli Joachim. James Hable, brother of Food. Mrs. Bailey, Jam • bride, """'ed as boot man. UohMahokey, MN. Bachner, Mn. en were Mr. l"rl!ft)c Spicer Owen, Mro. Sauer, Mro. L uc New York and Mr. Joo Gregg, Leo Kennelly, Everett of Columbus. Foreman. R. L. Sharp, Mr. and Following the oeromony a reMrs. Dale Walburn, Ml'l. Jam01 ceptlon wao held at the Amort· iated at the double ring eeremany. WbliAt gladioli, pom poDJ and greenery w I t h a 1 1 v o n branch oandelabra decorated the church Organ music wu · priiV!ded by Arnold Grate of Rut·land and Milo Sherry Klingel at the plano. Herbert Grate • an g, "To My Bride" and " Alway~. " Given 1n marriage by her lather tho bride wore a gown of ch~nltlly lace, the basque hadlce deoigned with a portrait neckllae a POWOI'U1 Mrs. DIIIUIHC!'- get ltJmingm_-, 8 FLAT TOP" DHAIM G1ote:d flat <llij!jjjl> top to give you speed CUid sharpness! top 011 FULTON-THOMPSON . . TRACTOR SALES IPRING AVI, WY 2.,101 POMIROY, o ; ~~iii~ij~~iiiijii':jij'i~~~iiiiii~ ~~~ Sanborn. Shop Elberfelds ~or Your ReadyTo Wear NeedsNew Items Arriving Every VOL XIII NO. 186 FIT Fabrics in Coats, Suits, "' Your Holiday Plan Party NOWI ~ USE CIRCLE'S MEETING ROOMS Plan your· special holiday pllrty or meeting now and plan to use the ·excellent faciUtles of Circle's private rooms. You'll llke this added 1ervice. Make Your,Reservation Now at Circle'• Restaurant or Phone WY :1·8973 IIOI'Ving In the U. S. Air Fol'<t. The ..uple will make their In Peru, Jlldlana where Mr. Araold Is otatloned. Out of town gnuto attendlnl the weddlns and reception Mr. IIIOl Mro. Hubert B a 1 daulbtera, Patty, Barbara Sullo of Columbus, Mra. Allee Grubb !Jl Belpra, Mro. Peorl Grub, Toreh, Mr. and Mro. nefll Fortney, Vlnctlll, Mr. .tnd llln. Joli1 Pugh, .Indiana, Mra. MarPI'OI Ruuoll, Beverly a n Palllela cl. Hartlofi W. Va., Mr. end MJ'I. Joe Hayea, Columbua, Mr. and llln. Harbert Snider, Vlnl!tllt, Frank Spleer o1 York and Sherry Kllnglo of Pa- te•hla Mora fllaa • por cent of t b t today underfoea ~ prior lo Ita 0011lldiiJIIIGD, food jlnlductcl EGS THUTRE 'Y'ONIIHT CI,OIID THUII.PRI.IIAT. Nev. ~~·II J..rr Wal<l!l "RITURIII Ta PIY.TOH l't.ACI" Dresses, Hats, Blouses, Skirts, •. i . Thlo week Elberfeld• wUJ be open until J on FrldaJ 11nd on S.turclaY, we' ll be open until 9 In the evening, Come in - See the many values all over the oloro - Bl.( aeloetlons. Well known mokeo - and at Elher(eldo alway• popular prices. Elberfelds In Pomeroy CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB ·"JOIN ,NOW FOR' YOU'LL BE ~mNG PRETTY, NEXT CHRISTMAS! Mak• lure next Christ· mas Is 1 -financially . morry o..- • ,.• Join our 1962 Chrlltmas Club nowl' S.v• convenient amount~~ retUl~trly; when the hOliday ~son roll• around agaln, your . ~ waltlnr~.vou. . glvlllg or any occasion and 1man It special wben 'I ~ u • I . , . C . Jrc ·e s RESTA.UR41T · J ' . , . r~· .· IIOMailpv,.OHIO· 'lll·lliice Opeli,h. M: to 10 P; M. Daily ' . . cp~ Slacks, Coordinates, etc. lhOpplnj~~v will Eat out often .. on Thanks· Salvage Work Continues F Wreckage ·Of Locomotive .. Poca River; Bodies Removedt::; rOR A 1Col1umb'ut JII'OOIII II a 1915'7 graduale Pomaroy High School and lo SINGLE Day- The.latest Styles and Legion hall in Rutland. were Mrs. Betty Hayes and Mra. carolyn of Rutlllld. '11uo now Mro. Arnold etlerJdecl Mlddlepclrt Bigh SchooL ' •r Pomeroy-Middleport, ()ilio, Friday, Nov. U, 1961 .. "'' Diver SpeQi . Two • ' ~ �/, Poca l{iver The Voice Of Broadway Tragedy Ross Hunter Has Thrill Of Life By DOROT' 'Y KlLGALLEN ROSS HUNTI!.rt called from Callfor· ni a to say he'd just received the thrill of his care~, President Kennedy perso nally requested that a print of "Flower Drum Song" be sent to his house m Hyannis Port, where It will be shown to n1em bers of the presidential famlly over tbe Thanksgiving holidays . . . . . U. S. ore ra star Dorothy Kirsten has b e e n boo ked to sing with the Bolshoi in Moscow this Winter. It would be interesting to hear Governor Rockefeller explain why the natives of New York State ought to be building bomb shelters out of fe ar of Mr. Khrushchev while we permit our top talents to go over to Russia to entertain him? What are we going to ha ve, annihilation or a nice series of concerts? I'm as brave as Doroth)' Kirsten any day of the week, and no atr raid siren is going to drive me underground whil e she is winging toward the Kremlm Actor Timmy Everett has a TV offer which could bring him $100,000, but he's not sure he wants to accept it. He rath· er prefers the stage and movies ... You aren't going to believe it, but Bess Meyerson. the former "Miss America," has recorded an album on how to use a sew· ing machine ... The show biz set (here in the East, anyway) was surprised to hear that Lena Horne's national tour had been cancelled, 1with no explanation reaching New York. lt was SU,Pposed to have been a concert-type sertes of ap· pearances, but with supporting acts, playing concert halls, auditoriums and theatres. ' GERAJ;DINE PAGE'S escort at t he glilterin$ ''Summer and Smoke" premiere Wlllf director Peter Glenville, who fl ew in from Dublin to make the date. Geraldi"' drew a huge ovation from the crowd l.nslde, but the greatest applause of the evening went to a handsome couple who clwse to walk to the theatre- Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman- Miss Stewart while all the other stars were rolling up to the red carpet in gleaming limous1nes . . . Elvis Pres1ey will be the first of the big celluloid names to cash in on the Twist craze. Something he doea in "Blue Hawaii" looks enou~h like the current dance craze to justifr, Paramount's ad llne, which will read, • See Elvis sing and dance the Rock-A-Hula Twist In his lat- est." A firm called the Somers Bros. just bought the site of that antiquated 11ublic school at Lexington and 52nd, adJacent to the Harwyn and across the street from the Four Seasons. There was spirited bidding for the property, whi~h Is a choice piece of real estate, and tt reportedly went for $3 ,025,000 .. .. . Dovlma, one of the tip-top fashion models on the local scene, has tiffed with her husband, Alan Murray. Admirers of both hope there'll be a reconciliation. ACCORDING TO SOME OF THE ga· zettes Janis Paige flew in from Holly· wood' to help promote her new picture with Bob Hope . Didn't she really come East to meet with the producers of Sid Caesar's forthcoming Broadway musical, in which she'll probably co-star? . .... Composer Cy Coleman must be leading an interesting life. Two lovely ladres are under the simultaneous impression that he's about to get married- and each thinks she's the lucky one Peter Mann, the Harvard lad who makes his screen debut in "Pocketful of Miracles," is wooing the late Gary Cooper's attract· ive daughter, Maria. Rosie Dolly, of the famed old-time Dolly Sisters, is making the town's plush spots with a very young and attractive fellow ... A famous movie star is tak· ing on any and all kinds of /'obs to raise dollars to pay all the back al mony to the various charmers who are now his exwives .. . Sid Luft and Bing Crosby were having such an intense conversation during the intermission at Jules Monk's Upstairs at the Downstairs show, people at neighboring table.• got the impression they were cooking up an important deal. Macy Guinther, Mrs. Henry , Mro. carolyn Rayburn, Irma Dodson, M,. Georgia Given Shower By Her Mother Boyer, Mrs. Patty Houdashelt , MCElrOV ADd Rh0des ~Toss ats I nRing Trustees Plan campa•gn • For More Members Greg McCarthy, Mrs. Ellen 011· eroy to begin plans for the upcom- " Two Men G To pen From lng 1962 membership campaign which will be announced .. they M C Oak Grove Socia] News t ' ' ··- I•• z. Cougar parents, Mr. ond Mrs. otto Mul· Gov. Mlchaol DiSalla's purpose in Columbia, w. va., Sunday, Noford, Cheshire, R. D.: his adopted what he described u a "hwnanl- vemher 106. Wlnnero will be the Dexter vie:inity tonight al 8 p. young R ky G'IVen 50•50 Chance T0day C9I.UMBUS !UP!l -Throe nd· 1\\iniJtraUve ll1PVII were p~o.aed 'rwreda~ to Gov. Mlchaol V. Dl· ~le by state Finance Directpr James H. Maloon to tighten up cy Board'l approval. F"Jii OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS I ~ ,. Jr·· " ~::~ .. ?V .~ 0 - , .... ' " . . .... >· .. _ I ..... ..... ··-·· ·- ..,--do ....• "-'" '" ··-··-.. 1 ~ \ 11 ·24 to work ltl - ... -. !.t , ""' for the three L'l, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apo... trophlel, the length and formati(m ot the · worda are all hlnta. ll:ach day t11o code !olton are dllferent. A OryptQ,ram Qnatatton VDNLN RJ ZIACRIK JZRPP KLNSV DAC JZRPP-PS AIN'J WHICH GRII:AT CARLYLE. THINGS Rl ...... ..... "" ... . .•. ..... ~ ' VA ' ., ~ '";; LAQDNBAFQSFPU, Y-rda:r'J Oeyptoquote: SILENCE IB THE FASHION (0 liMU, killl Fe&t\IUI S)'ndkatt, ::rr.. u --: m.tilMlliNT IN THEMS:mLVEs- :rit ~~ .,_.,;;;.? lnc.t ~ -··- -"'" " I lADIES' t UNGERIE a t I 1i! THE SLIPPERS LADIES' DUSTERS PERFEO GIFT • • A WELCOME GIFT ••• eGOWNS eSUPS eHALF-sUPS ePETll-PANTS Slippers are alway& welcome gifts and Davia-Shuler hal 1 ttne .seleetion to start of( this Christmas season. See the many stylea ln Slip-ons, Fur trimmed leather Moeeasins, 1cuffa ete. priced from -~ ~ • $1.98 to $3.91 ePANTS ' Just right for ybur family tree . ·I •MAIN FLOOR ·~ - --------- ----WMPO Radio 1:55 Sign Oo 8:00 8: 15 8:45 8:53 7;110 7:25 the financial operatioN of the I;.:,.;;;:;.;;,:,.:::::;;:.;;,;;;;;..___"11 1n:.'!:i:; I~ ~ I'' l'oday With Ged Country Jamboree Meigs County RFD Farm Time Breaklaot Party Extended Weather 7:30 Pickeha Rardware Me'gs Mason Coming Events (1)'1!1,) n~· 14' General Allernbly, The IOVtrnor ilas uked Rltodea to exercise his autl\drlty to tronafer caoh out of v8i'I{,UJ oarmarked state funds to others where there .-.be dellctta. 1\hoclol has aulhorlty to do 110 during emergencleo if he h81 the .ate Emergen· 38. Dluolv:ta. Sodiun:t. II LONClll'ELLOW One letter Blrnply stands for another. ln thia sample A II Uledi Gwen; grandmother, Majtgle Mul· While McElroy and Rhodes were erles. ford. Rt. 2. Cheshire; a brother, the lint to announce, and bad Connie Mulford, Rt. I, Middleport been the two men mentioned most VISIT HEBE and three sisters. . Mrs. Betty prominently as their plrllu' can· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf<o and Goodall, Rt. I, Middleport, Mrs. didalu it was po"lble that othera h'ld Bobb ·-·• c 1 SUe J I' Ell! Rt 1 Cheshire ' o 1 ren Y ""' aro yn , andcque me 1s, s' , Mlddl might yet announce u candidates; Dublin, open! Thanksgiving with a Mrs. Dar ene ayre, e· lalso. Cleveland Mayor Anthony hi moth M w It w If port. Celebrezze wu conaldered In nds terM, rsw. · 'farederStll 0 e, He waa a veteran or the K o r e a n •- - " - "" _..;,'.;.·_r_s.__ m_' _ _ _eo _._ . . some quarters a likely candidate War, servmg overseas m Ger- f th D d be I th B or e emocratlc nomlnatloG. OIIOIIgh to maintain the General ~:~~o~n ofa ;:i~oa~ 0Tra~m: while state Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Revenue Fund In a oolvent condl· He worked as conductor for the of Cincinn~tJ and fonner Gov. C. tioo over the next three months.'' New York Central Railway. William 0 Neill have been men· the state's top fiscal official said. Friends may call at the funeral honed as poeslblo choiceo in the Bhocieo b Asked For Cub home any time after 5 p. m. to· Republican party, The approved ieMislaUon will ,._ dy. suit in an eatlmated cut in rev• Funeral services for Relph I' nuts of between $16.8 million and Turner will be held at Columbia $44.7 million, Maloon uid. Chapel Church at Point Rock at He declared there il "clearly 2 p. m. Saturday. Masonic serv· l appa•ent two co ·radictQry move· lees will be held at his home in menta or policies" by the l04th DI'Salle Asks For More Cuts T M Bd 0 eet 0 get • peaee 37. Man'• nune DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how AllYDLBAAXB awarded ham, bacon, and groc· fTues. • 111ura ontyl 7:110 8:110 8:25 8:80 1:00 8:45 10:00 10: II 11:00 11:15 Soblo Newa Re~.. ·-· Breaklaat Party World Newa Breattast Parly ColiN With Janet !Ietty Newton Mornlna Meditations Cellini Pl. Pleuant Swap strop & Community Bullotin BoiJ'd Country Hoe Down 11:30 Country Music Tinlo It : ~ Farm Time 11:17 ll!td-day Dow Jonea Ava. 12:110 Noon Newo A &1ft of Llnrerie will pleue moot and Davio-Shuler Ia the place to ahop • • , • You'll !lad lllldr famoua brands u Yuneinpear, ArteniJ, Schrank, llo&er'•, Gold Stripe, and !dial Elaine at Da'riiShuler, with oudr Jtoma aa Slipa, Half.slipa, GowDI, PettiPonti, and l'antl. Slips priced from , , , any WOOiall, 12: II JUII For You 1:25 NtWI t:90 JUII For You 21110 PaQII $1.59 to $8.95 us Ohio New• 2:30 Pace 3:110 Platter Party 4:30 Local News l: 4& Jopea Bulck Show ITuesrfaJ onlyl l :50 MlliJcal Mystertu 1:00 KaiT l Van2and! Show Mon., Wed., FrJ., unlit 3: II Sporta Parade 3:10 News Round-up 1:45 La Vie en Rose oa lbo AJr WJ·EH RADIO ~~~ TluwP rrtq, 8:18 Sip 011 Work Shoe 7:00 Mllllcal ct..7:41 Tho ~Uellllo 1:00 Ohio vane, New1 1:05 Oblo,\11• ' 1:10 Sporto IodiJ l:ltO Muo!CII Clock 1:11 Commwrlty Nowa 1:00 MufCII aook 1:10 Pllllllo Sonleo Show 1:41 Slrow.ra ol Bleutnc 10:00 1111011 Coull\1 Nowa IO:al l'lllt of tho Tvllll 10:55 World Nowa 11 ·00 Wbat'o M' Numblr THE SHOI lOX 11:00 To~M:iJ! ~friJ . ITuu., '111~.) IJIII T.a ot lbt Ton ill II awrdl IIIIo lllill <Frldq Dltlrl r·- - - . _ . , . _ -10 DOWN 1. Presentl)' p.{~ ~ I" 139 3. A-tiptoe 4:. Abhors his gram, but he said he agreed with Hollow between Clifton and West twins, Dennis Charles and Debra tarian" program. vehicle• I" 4,. Catkin I former Erma Whittington ; AnnapoU• ~ 4&.Snow rites will be conducted at the With a view toward eatabllahlng SHOOTEB.!I NOTE graveside by the Feeney • Ben· "a tax climate that Is favorable A abotgun shooting match, nett Post, American Legion. to 1111." sponsored by the Wahama Band He is survived by his wile, the I McElroy did not sial<! hlo pro- Boosters, will be held at Ceder y """"ted stgnal f2. Aca.dtmy at ae. Bird or ~ . day at the Rawlings Coats Fun· cess.ul candidate for mayor of reported collection ~f $359 park· eral Home with Rev. 0 . H. Cart Cleveland _ . . Iing mete receipts during the past officiating. Burial will be in Rhodes promis.ed, If elected, to two weeks. Gravel Hill ~metecy . Military · s!~dy th~ states tax struclure - - -- - 'SHOP .. \'...erdar'• ••••• I'~F 15 ~ _,1 Bride-Elect Is Honor-.J With S.hower At Home DAILY CROSSWORD ....,., ,..,.. state. Gilts were placed under a umbrella in a roo"' decorated · Maloon nld they wete prompt· ,I pi~k. Gai!IOII were played durare completed . . ed by budget out. approved by In h A report of OhiO Farm Bur· the legislature. He oloo recomlng the even g wit prizes won eau F~ratiOn annual meeting ·~ mended that State .\udKor Jomes ~~~r~ln~ulse Burger and Mrs. ;~~lsglven by delegate George MER.AUKE, Dutch New Guinea A. Rhodes be asked to indicate h l s l i - - - - - - - - - , IUPll - Elbrlnk .Jansen, the jun· plans on relieving decreased state NoM1 lteadore ora cardia~ After the honored gueot had The 1962 committee chairmen le-wlse commissioner of Merau- revenues. ly lnvllorl to uM lhl• a~ open«' her gilts, were appointed by the board. They g uncomonl opact tor public were served to Mrs. June Eichare Leo R. Story, cholrman, Leg- ke, said today he hod called lo.r Maloon proposed that the alate 110 and or~tnlutl lroup mootI M S le Soullb Mr lslattve Committee· Mro. Virgil a Dutch navy cruiser with heh- end payments from tho general lnl•· hol!nl will bo • • - " ;~:;;,.,. ~w;, Mra. J~n Hamm, women's ' oommlttee; copten to aid In the oearch lor revenue lund to tho Slate Teach- or1 1o ,.. <Iaiiy lhrM <lay• Mrs Robert E"""' M D John Hardy chairman policy de· 23-year-old Michael Rockefeller. ert Retiroment Syotem, the Pub- (or lOIII In orlv- of tho son, · ,_ , ra. • a~ vid RoliSb, ¥18• Franceo John0 velopment: Virgil King, ohalr· H• ..!d here otlll Is a "5tHIO" I'IC Emp1oyeo -irement System • _ , . N• 11•11 reeel-• ... lor son, Mi" Judy Webrung, man, advloory COUilcil committee; chance the youn11 explorer 18 and School lnlployM ReUremont :;-to!":,:h::11 Be"'rly Roulh Mill Dot. Marie Koblentz, leiilllative repra- alive. System)~< •aid payments ohould tho alrovo N!lvlremonto. son. Mil.& Ami~ Kinl, MIJa Lola aentative to women's committee, The Celebes-born Dutchman, be ~·red untU fundo ore avan-,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ann Gibbs Mlu LouiJe Gilmore and Mro. John Hardy, chairman, who once sumved 10 houro In the able and that It wiU not Impair,. ' ' youth committee. sea hlmaeU, told newsmen the retirement paymento to members . NOV. II The t9tl:l slate of officers elect· key to the search are the two of the •Ysleml. There. will be a wtak's rovivol 8S0n OUD ed at the meeting were Thnmao empty gasOline cans Michael used He aloo OUCieotetl the atate otartlnj at tho IlL Union Church Sayre, president; Leo Story, vice as noab when he oat out from make arrangements with ouppllera at Cerpenter, with Rev .. Robert PT. PLEASANT - Two per- president and Irene Gruesr, SOC· hil disabled native boat to swim to the state liquor monopoly to 10 Mellde of Qayton, be&lnnml Nov. • sons were taken to tho Well Vir- retary.' ashore Sunday.. to a conolgnment or dolayed pay. n at 7:30 p.m. glnla State Penitentiary from the Others at the meeting were "The search will continue untU mont basis Ma~on County jail Tuesday .o Ada Hoskins, Reed Young and the red jerry cw are f011nd," Tho final. proposal called lor,.. begm servmg oentenoo&. Wilbur Parker. said the bald-48-year-okl Jansen, quirlng ogenclerr to defer oertaiD Rex Junior Trulner, who was A,..,lo u.s. Offer ulpment lll'chales and othtr ~n'1 Attendanco ~~ the Oak Grove sentenced to 2-10 yearo on a lorgtAt the Hacue, the Dutch dt· :pend~u...." lrom the Gellerel S~nday School on Sunday was 59. ery charge, was oentonced In the fenoe ministry announced Thurs- Reven -.~ ~ the -~·VISI!oro lnchllled Mr. and Mro ...,.__ be te of M8100 Co n ue •"'"' w.., ~-n Dennis ROUIIJ olthe Boord · ...,._, r rm u• day nliht that lhe Dutch aovem- will havo only limited lldver" ef. munity. Rev. John ty lllrcult Court ofler plelldlng c:'U ment had "gladly accepted" an fecta on progromo. Seamltsl Qlllrlot, preached the· aermon at gi~Z·rlea Dau'""erty h-· been oller ho!ThU.S. elNavy help In the Tho """""" wiD bring IIIU~_ejBVI~hpiJ',' service lollolrlng Sunday School '" , "" searc . e D enso Department mollfY Into tho fund whlla the ;v\,_ The Ladflt Aid of the o,;k probation from the local court Syracu- Mro. E~erett Sayre in Washington confirmed that lirJI and third moves wil out tho EE Width. 0.12. Grove Cburiilr held Its regular an Intent to defroud charge, woo bostou to a bndal sbo~ 1uch a message hed been sent cull outflow from tho ,.1111'111 -· meeting in 'the church 111\er In Hlllltlngton at her !lome WedllOJdoy evemnl from tbe U.S. Pacific Fleet com- enue lund, he aald. on Tueada' with the following on a ontertng wlthol~ brooking Nov. 15th honoring ber niece, rnander. "Unfortunattly . tbaro II pwllt MIDDLii'OitT attending: ltrs. C. E. Fry, 'Mrir. charge. He wao oentenred to tho Mlu Aon Hubbard, bride elect \However, up tr today, the U.S. doubt tho• ~ will bo Dwight Glbbo Mrs. Lester penitentiary !rom the Cabell of Mr. Cbarl11 ~w . Navy apparently bid not yot reMn. R~ Hnflm•n. Mrs. County Common Pluo Cour1 for Gam.. were pl with prlzaa. coiv1d official word o1 the Dutck IAAttiY GOOGI -• IIIII SH\IPPY. $IIIlTH Stanley A~. Mro. Clarerr<o 1-10 'yeare, wao retumed to Ma· Dolicio111 refr menu wert a,..,t.once and there wu no In· Yeager, Mn. Taft Bolton. Mlos 10n County, and li''On 1 1·1 year oerved to Milo Shirley H o II Y cllcallon that any American ohlps TwUa 8 1 .. Mre. VIrgil 1111tenco from the loeal court on and 14111 Sharon Zurcher of Pam- - • on the way to New Gulnea.) kino. Mra.:·alr!ey Bo-r and lntont to defrand cherge after eroy: Mill Sharon 'lbomo, Mill Jnusen laid that If :11o gasoline Cbrtltle -.l'"Mrs. 'Audrey Hoff· breaklnl his probation. Jan Ann Smith and Mi11 Mary eana oro foand 1 t sea, •'wo will man. •. Deputy Sheriff '4:orrll Bragg Stafford of Woll P... MrL Nill to Michael iJ dead, but if WO Mlu Jatt Zerkle of ond Slato Polloe Trooper F. E. Salaer ol Great Bend, lllrL Orll find them on lhore wo wiD be vlon.d Mi. and Mro. CUrtlrr Eddy accompamled the prisoners Hubbard, Ml11 Linda Hubbard, encouraled. ani on !lail!lrday ..Oiling. In MoundavUio. Mrs. Clinton Plei'ClO, Mrs. B Ill "There are 10,000 natl-, aU . Mr. lialll tln. J. C. lllckard Hudaon, Mro, Cl.,_. Freeman, friendly, llvinl In that and In GaUlpollrr,lm Tuesday on IIAVE GVJJ:PS MIA Linda Willla, Mrs. WIll we IN rely IDa Upoll tbon1 1o lind ..... •• M<. and Mro. Rey Pick-. Sr., Th1111101, MIN Role Ano TbeiJa, Michael," Janaen aalll. :Mr. •Ill ~· Herman Clifton, bad u dinner gueota MrL Carrie Slnc:lalr, Mro. Mal')' "A reward of 1110 pleees of toand SOli oCI rarltonburg were ...,ning their· 100 Huhbml. Unoblo to attaDrl but tobacoo-lrlortune to nativu-lta weekond of lrlra. · and lamUy, Dr. and Mra. B. B. -ding gifts were Mrt. Robert been qff*ed 11 a rew...S and en. Pictena, aon Ray, ll~rt ; Jellen, Mro. Emmett Bartell, tiro v~o! havo iNIIn draitad OtObloey ~ are their daughter and famii)', Mr. M111 Barbara SpniUH, Mrs. Paul br the oearch. NANCY • w..,, Mro. and Mro. Lloyd Hollman IIIII H01ton, 1I1n. omu. Croolu, IIIn. -uicello• 1'Mr Bl~ · chlldren, Pomaroy; Mr. and Mro. Ed Hawley, llllu Susie Hawley, ''Na!IWI know the area and Probe Roush Natrou, Cllltor.; Mr. and Mro. Corn l\'l~ Mri:·J'o,rrul will ~ ,.port anythlng with Mr llamer Cook, and Cblltor Bailey, Mrs. i;iwrellOI Diddle, IIDUIIUII 11> theit aroa. The fact ·' · Ions Mark and John Mloa Donna, Diddle. Mro. DoD W. have no word '1' II Ml' un· · Middleport. Cottrill. Mill lllla!'on Cotlrril. !ln. 111UN1 • II tater 1!mt f4r tieWII Ado Sla<k, and Mra, · Cbarlel tQ leak '"' . I 'l'f . ~. awOIIIJlO BIB'fll. ~tJNCED Sprouoe. , . · where ~ 'an. "!¥J ' podi'OII :Mr. and Mri: John Pai'IOll of commrmJ~lono. " • ~~~~~· are lliiiiOUIIclDC I b • IAVII GI'N CRECIWP Mlchaol'o Iaiiier, GaY. ~ of a . b!I1Jy Jirl 7 !be. 4 IJOirl'ON lllPll - Doetor1 at A. IIGcll!'olii!t' of N., Yoitt; and nal!led Jnllo Ann. The Par- Petor Ileal llrllham Holpltal' to- tho ;A{ t w'e ~ IIIIer, llrl. ·. have i a;·Jeffrey, 4 years day ,.,. ~ to begin a Jiarr. 8tra~11. ~ - a lid ,.._ Maternal• lll'aarl)oili ! of .., llllrJ laud of opd • ~ 'l'lllllllllltl ~~1:;•~· iWr::.J '' .·. a. : Mro. Ralsib CllilroN ~ tollii.ml!ila ,; oli6 Dq Iii< IIIIi toaitaJ ..-.. _...._ ,., ~.. • ,. , bo lllull 111f1117,'' ' . ... --. • ' . . . ' "''l'l'!r . ...... ~:i\i!Jf':;': m:: linger, Mrs. George Heinea, Mra. Rob II II ll w• ert 8 • Mrl. Wi lam •~ Mtl. Joy Barlow,.M~ Ma.·· Atkins, Mra. !i:mUy Saundero, Phyllis Wilcox•n Mrs Shlr Graham, Mrs. Ao~ry Nelson, . Thea C. Helneo, Mra. The~ rr.a Rees, Mro. Patti Davis, M". . Shlrle~ Roble, Mrs. Mudge 11Boggs . ary Janey, Mn. Ill y Joe Meadows, Mlas Ellie Marlin. Committees were named to lind I bulldlnc lot and mate plant for 1 nr. equipment building lhll week at a meelillg of residents and memben of the newly fonned Olive Townahlp --------------------------------- A011088 6. He..taUon 21 . Ht.raaa (ConiiDW!d From Page Ouol L Gardener'• JYII&ble 22. Wtnr· 1. "--, we Uke .~ tool tho amount of lou incurred by art hart" part I . T... IJI&CO T. Kokllnr 23. Pal'UN the wreck. A apokeaman said, "It COLUMBUS <UP[) - Ohlo Atty. Fl;~ar::~ committee will 11. 12............... td&'• 24. Con~ Is douhlful If I could mate an Ge M k McEl a ~at, '~"'"a. 'i/Ud , ptr elUiion estlmato within a $1110,000 of the n. ar roy, Rhod be made •• a """""" meeting of 18. IA&ve out . loo .. and sta•e Audiw Jameo u, all .intoreated Olive Townab!p rea- 1<. l!'rlchtenld D. Kan'• name 27. Father· Bock of 10. ''M.Y F&lr ol ;;.. Poca High and Grade Repu~lican, .today ranked u their ldenll Mnnday night. Nov. 25, at 15. neck --" the School• across the road from the party sleadmg gubernatorlol chal· 7:30 .p. m. Another eommltteo lo 11. Toterobty lf, At a "i Hebrewa cUitanc:e 30. Affirm wreck were closed Wednesday by lengers. working on the aile and other 11. KillS 19. Riak li. M&rtln 31. Doomed pollee authorities becauoe of Both men announced Wednesday detaill of a 8re alation. 22.Tennlo Luther 32. Game flll!lel from chemical tanka. All they would oeet the nomlnatlona The Olive toWnahlp truataea reltroko tollowert ftlh the chemlcale have been drained for governor. 'cently purchesed Middleport's old 28. Stop! 18. Clatom 38. Wtcke4 (naut.t 20. J•stawe•• :u. Com· from the tanks now, but an odor For Rhodes it ~ he his third 1941 fire truck. Towuablp rest· -.... motllty sllll blankets Poca. ohot at the governor 1 job. He waa denio aoon wlll otago ·a drive for Ill. Tllv'• A service stallon about 50 defeatod, wbeu he wao mayor of fwulo to houae the truck Ill tbe 21. ChJldrln'a I~ yards from the wreckage remain· Columbus, by Don Ebrleht, and In near future. . II eel open throughout all the excite- 1954 he lost to Frank J. Lauache, ment which surrounded it. An at- now a U. S. Senaw. He hao DVV TO MEET ;; 31.HJah body ~~~~ tendant aald Wednesday he bad served u aud!!Gr for eight YWI Daughtero of Union Veterans lomporanot sold a gallon of gas since the and formerly served three terms will meet Monday Digiti at the I~ 1111'0 wreck beoause offlolals were uo- as mayor of Columbus. DAV hall In Pomeroy at 7:90. 81. To 11111'11 ps ing his lot lor parking space. McElroy entered politics in 11137 Quarterly birthdays will he ob- 3G. ap.lnst ~0 Firat when he was electod to Cleve- aerved. 19 :10 11 prcteur land's City Council. Since then, he 3~. Incarnation I · Funera I serv Ices for Cb ares ed (Hlndu) Otto Mulford, 32. Rt. I, Middle- has serv ·~ state repreoentath·e P51 lti!!POBTED 40. Cavity port, will be held at 2 p. m. Sun- ari~ ,senator, . and was an unsuc- 1 Middleport toWn hall offlclals fl. A.mbulanet za Judy Hewetson, Miss Shelm. Burial will he In Mil.. Come· MASON - Mlos Karen Grinstead, Miss Sandra Burns tery. The body II now at D•gony ort, bridHlect of Philip Emma Jane Weaver, Miss Funeral Home In Albany and will of Pomeroy, wu honored Bartels, Mi" Shirley Whipbe brought to his home today. ly with a miscellaneous Mlsa Dorothy Russ~ll. and @Ivcn at the home of her hostesS.s. The Mel~s Counly Farm llureau·. cr. Mrl. Helen Stoowart, In Ma· Sending gifts but not attending Boord of Trustees met Wednesday OC at the Federation ofll<!ll In Porn· sor1. Mrs. Sulle Grueser was co· w~re Mrs. M8 ud e S• prouse, Mrs . hostess. 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Nov . 24, 1961 Committees Work On Station PlaDll ' tl:fO SOdlt td. · SeilurltJ ~~ ..ey) ti:G Wotlrl ....,. 11:55 Mason County N... 12:110 ComriiUDJty N.,. 12:06 N11011 News 12·10 Oblo Newa 12: IS Marketa 12:10 Bulletin Board 12:16 Ne....O.Gramo 12:10 Farm and Rome Boar 12:111 Mr. Music 1;1& Local NOWII S: 110 Mr. Music 1:10 World Naw• a:oe !rlr. Millie II55 Local NOWI 4:110 DtllllDa Wltll Do• 4:10 lleDIIla liMa 4:41 World ~~~port 4:10 Sport~ · 4:11 . . . .. Caut!l, NoWI 1:00 Q-ua1JI!II7•1(.... 11a1 World Nowa . 1: I& l4llllalci 1:00 SUaMt Boulovard · • =80 SiiJI Off . Wlult woman wouldn't appreciate a ·, be&utiful new robe from Davi..Shu- --.."'." ... . ;.'.tj .. .·.;>' .-,;; '. ::.-:' ,._.~ ler? Her "at home" life hu a new rio-round with this duster by Evelyn Pearson. It boasll the !aablon world's moat perfect, lona-atemmed American Beauty rooe , • , appllqued on ooft. touch quilted nylon tricot. Petal Pink, Blue Flower, Yellow Role . Sbeo 10 . $14.98 .. ' Other Robes From $3.98 : \ 'J" ~* to 20. GLOVES ••• See our fine eollection at warm winter rJoveo • , Many atylee in Leothen, wool knill, etc., for evecy claJ wear, and dress and eftlliDa: wear ••. Priced from oy M unsingw-ea-.; It rtiD I,ASSWI!L& LADY 8UXTOM Jewel ' Cases Lady Buxtoo Jewel Caaea are first class ·complrlmellll for all 10ur j...,els, and they make first ctau glft.o too. See the many atyles at Davia-shuler, where you'll find a com· ptele Une of Buxton leat~er aoods lncludilltl BIU!oldJ for meD 1.ncJ women: Jewel casee priced from ••• . $6.00 to $22.50 . Tucl a -togetbel'll088" treat under your Chrlr!tmae tree! Smart ski.styled Alpine Mwrsins-Mat.. are f!·perfe<>t for the whole family. Made of MUU8ingwear'a bolJ.Wa combed cotton knit, they're wondeftully waahahle, """"' ohrink out of fit, need no Ironing. Nyloo reinforced riDknit cuffs and ncckbando keep their ahape al"''ys. lleoutifal knit-in Alpine pattern topo met sulid-eoiO< hotwmo ia your choice of holiday-";:t:hadeo: red md white .. II&V)' IIIMi white. Handy ,.. lba .....W for Dod. lo Mom'o ol- SZ-40 Dad'o.olza A, II, C. D Gbt'o ,._ 4-16 f5.8S f5.85 U.M ..., •• .._.,. .'4-M • ... Three Floors Of Quality .. We Are Pariicipating In Gallipolia Merebauta "BONDS.A·WAY BONANZA" ::i. •• :;. 'r· ~; HOSIERY New Styles, New Hues Priced from $1.15 To $1.35 "One of Ohio's ·• Stqres" -412-414 S.Conll4vt. Gallipolis, oldo �J Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy.llflddleport, 0 ., Nov. 24, 1101,1 IUNDAYlCUoOL LEIJBON OF THE-WEilt c 4 THE SPORTS DESK ., BU Sentinel Church News By Roy L. Smith So much emphasis Is being laid up<>n the doctrine ot eace of mind , that modern Christians aro apt to be ed, and conclude thai Christianity is some kind Of supertranqutUur. e •'1••1 ' 11 J - a. m. nr.t 11111 'ftllrd ~· IO·!II 1 Let tllere be no mistake about the matter. A mind tblt el ...tift 0., IIIIDto, Old P _ , ,.. q .,.,. m. !JolT C•mnnmloll· ' k.o,.,. baa been freed from worry, fear, and frustration it -a Jflate. RaclDo Portlalld 110 - us. 8"' "'"' Avo. DAY r~ 111 011<1 l'lflh &and.,. lo·.O blessing to be coveted . But the first aim of Cbrlsjianlty doad: Roy ProWtt, pallor: bUD· Ha111 Sabbolh l<llool 1 p. a: a. IlL, Tbo Ordor lor Dally M.,;,. Is not. to rellevo Its adherents of anxiety, but to eD!Mc', day Sdlool 9:30 a. Ill., preaching Worsblp ~ervico 1:16 p. m.: - lng Pray..-. 1 8 m. B•ly c.m. them m a iloly war agatnst evil in every form . . ,· 10:30 a. m.: Prayer - I I p vice~ oro Saturday. Praytr- muolou: Onlr<b School oii0:30 a. . Evil ID ChanglnJ Forma ·, m. Wodlleaday. - illg 'Iburoday 7,• p, m. 111. ...., ··...t.y. ~-- v.,. Ev1l appear, In every generation m a form d!!Signeil man~~ .. Qdol, . . _ .. 0.. 10, trJ, I'II'St '1\Jeodey .• p. Ill.: Guile!, to undermine that genera!lon. '"7' a.L Eugene !leY. Ira 11. Tlbbo, r.-. s... w~. 1 p. m.: ChurdJ There was a lime when bwnan s!Jvery reprerentell Undonovud, m!o!t!or, Bible ecllool do,y IObool t:e .. m.: Wonlllp w....... 'l'lllnl 'l'llursolay. 2 0 m the ereat moral outrage perpetrated by a dllllocretle ''80 a.m.: MoraiDa ,oonblp 10:30 service u a m.: ..s 7:41 p. a; ar.-w Cblaob, MJol. government. The very fact ol slavery contradlded olie m.: '£voldac -.hlp 7:30 p.m. prayer meetlq 'l'aood"7 7:80 cllopott, Rev, Roy1110Dd Koultright of tile first principles of Ute and government expreteell l'ea!>lf.l'rlda)o 7,., pool«: luadayldlool t :30 a. m. 1D tbe Declaration of Independence wblch declared tllat lo........ Reod. Blblo SCbool Sapt. p. m. --..-' n. lt)oa.;. . .,._.p.m. Jl<k llodltle, .upt.: Membership all men are born free and equal In their rights, llf.e, !leY. Carlllerrlq, putor, Carroll llndloriJ a..., clua for youth meet wtlh pastor: liberty and the pursuit of happlnns. But with slavery 11 Norris, Supt. Sulldq ldlool 9:80 minlstor, Chorloo Plerco. au..o 10:30 a.m. Wcnldp, lti'IIIOII by outlawed by the War-Between-the-States, the nation P. IlL Wodll•d1111 Midweek Roush, Supt.; Bll>lt lldlool Rev. Larry Butrhl"""l. 1:45 p. m. ready to move on to other wrongs, and correct thein. _ Bible study 7:80p.m. Wodnesd.ly. v:30 L m.: MoraiDa WWibfp 10,311 JUDJor 011<1 Smior Youth Fellow- Olice tbat the question of slavery had been ~ VB Cbueb, IMm ron., .... a. m.: Cbrlotllm Eadoa.... l,.utb ohlpo: 7:80 p. m. """'"''"""'"" the Amencan people found themselves confronted wltb . lllwp. Pllfor, Sunday e p. m.: ICnamc -.p 7,10, Ed~ the probleDIJ of expanding industrialism to w~b all t:30 a. m.: Wonblp ...... Wedn..., ., 1 ~q Blblo olud1 MW. JNI& . , . t1o11..t Pm- manner of evll1 adbered . The economl~ rlgbtl of fict9r! Sunday eveafD& al 7:!10. at 7,110_ bl'l<riiD Ch....t~. J.v. Howard workers bad, to be evaluated IDd safeguarded. The ,;~ ol t11o s,... F10tbm Goope1 wu•= ..,.. Ruppeh, pastor. iunday Sdlool, vine destiny or the nation bad to be appraised 11114 tJie !lev. llarold Rolmu, paat. aa . Sllv.....uJo Rood. 11:. J. Grit- 1:1111 a m., lllohard Vall8ban. jingoists brought UDder aubjectlon. · , Sunday 1C1ioo1 8:80 a. m.: filh, putor: Roymond s.-. s. 111pl: 1:80 p. m. Ywlh _lDC!OIInl: T~ay we face the problem of foreign aid, lllU!IeJI' ' Calt't leU yet wbetber my aon will foHow Ill ldll THI . . UJICM 1'011 AU. , , , MDmiDg -.blp 10:30 a. m.: s. Supt.; SuDdo7 IJj:JioOI 10 ...._ Monday 1:1111 p. m. JIIIIICir c:boir: !eating an~ the fall-out, soU and water conservatiQD, jU. Ilad'a footsteps. Bloeka don't make an engineer. ALL. POR THC CtfUIIICit P· m.: Evlllllltii>Ue Evan, ·otic services 7:1111 ,.. m.; Wed. 7 p. m. Soolor eholr. YJnile delinquency and hooliganism ID lndll!try. ' ' But he's' learning aome of the baole prlnclplel of J,~~::•:30 ol 7:1111 P. m.: • - Prayer meetlq 7:1111 p, m. Tuts- HWI pod J'lnl IJIIIol ~. And In every one of tllese conflicts the CilriJtian .Iii physics with whieh many profeoalona deal. 7:1111 Jli'II1W meeHnt: Prayer day. R<rv. Doaald Boono, ,._., SiJD. chaUonged to get Into the fight. : '1'uelclq . 7:111 p. ILl Mioday li<bool t : II I . m. Tally Fowl· And It Is a Flghl · · On tbe way home from Church, when be talka about his lesson, I recognize familiar ligna • • • dcnzotct: !llo1118l'J urvicolo lbo ani 'luosday ~·011lllpl: 10:I6 a. IlL Worohlr, There ls all too much disposition on the part of lll4!fo is still In the mold. Deep convlotlon bold dedleatlon the DIODIIi ol 7:111 p. m. lhe VerB<! ol Great 'l'lllngo. ern cburch members to aasume that tile church re 'e: . · 11, Ma~Nn7. oome later, But he's grasping those' basia trutbe 011 or 111• B p. m. Jumor and Seolor Voulh sents comfortable resf blUets fo Cbrl tia bryt' 7 30 which great Uvlng rises. · 11111on Aveo. Pomeroy, !leY. £. E ~~~ ' Pp,.IlL "saved." Actually, It represents ~eld h!ad;~~ p8.11or. Sunday Scliool 9:SO: · p. m. ayor • those who are fighting for righteot•meu For a busy engineer who used to be blt-Qr.mJsa In 8 '~ P· m. Choir practle<~. It Is all too apt to be the ca.~ bo~ever that t bls ehurch attendance, fostering tbe growth af a 11011) MDmiDg Worsblp 10:311: NYPS a1 Is a fascinating experience • •• especially as I ftnd llll" EveoiDil 7:80: PnJ· "":.M~~~ Po... Church has more members In tile' hospitals- llclr:.ut y..tlng 'l'bunclaJ 7,30. ''The ...Is o! Feith• ffty, · · • · JIU' IDcapacltated saints - than aloog the battle lintt own faith deepening with every reverent dsy I 16 a.m. Lao If the Church of Jesus CbriJt Is to be considereii a ·r. Fllrwlow ~ .... Dwt,W SUNDAY tor. O.urcll Scliool, ' ' tell about his following my footsteps. But putor. Sunday 11CbooJ Channel 13--9:45 1.m. Crew, Supt., Leo Vougban, Aut. dempUve agency, It must think of lts task as belnd onn\iic, 1'w diiOOVered new tllmenllona ID life /OilMDi., .W.. a. m • ...~ Herbert Rousb· WBTN·TV Supt. DiviDe Wonblp, 18:30 a.m. thing more than a mere matter of · t hi ..,.,r.;=-; ' 'v..._. .. ....,.... , Saw "!'>.._ the • -'I" ' ' b d ana c ng ., • I:W '' Peoploo meetlliC eocll Sun· ...., . · ran • from the burning. It must attempt to ut'cilit 1 110 o1 a:45 P. ...meeliDS , PleacblDg 7:30 • 1 Pomelay. •• • •I .,.,- ttt 1ll1gb . p.m.•Melllodlit JIIDlor 111gb 111111 FeUow. s.n.... ftre, even though tt must rtsk its Prather own 1n KoluJ'; .o, · . ,:m.: Pr.,.. W - M!ilberry Al'f., Yoalll Advice to Young 7:30 p. m. lng eervl<e ol u wtlll ADellol olllpo - · M~. 7:00 p.m., The young man Tlmotlly, to whom this wwk'l ;scriji, · • ~ ~ and Modem N_,..,, A1lu lhe Churcll Boml Ill TnWHs ture Is addressed, was one of tile younger of the ~ • _.::~":".,.1 R<rv. R. Ellie. Giell, !>8•· MellliiOiism ODd 11Jpoa11mt, n. meet. Wodneoday t:OO a.m., Pray· tlan clergy of the third generation. His mother ali:il 4:1·8 llunclay ldlooi t :30: Pbll nounced, lhe oubjoct of lbo lao er Clrc:le mee1a. 7:00 p.m. Choir grandmother before blm bad been Christians· lllld 1 rlai Supt.: Mamilla worsblp ""' oonnon. Golden Tut: Wbolo- 11411w:oal. ,.,.y, 9:110 a.m., heritage of the faith bad been bequeathed tO him. ~· a.m.: Youth oerviot7 p.m. aoever ls born of God ........,. Sludy Circle 111MU '·' EYanpllatle oaolce 7:10 p. m.: et lhe world: and IIIIJ 11 111o rJo. lrdt u Cllardloo: II. Poal'o ,. The Uniform Sunday ScbooJ lesson for Not. 2$: ' tfae hope it wiU. ~In some measure, foster . . . Mid • week pr.,... ~!~~'fico Wed- lory lhet overoomelh the world SiiDda1 Scliool 8:16 a. m.: Choli'C.b CONTINUING G_ROWTH," Romans 12: 1·21: 1 TllneodaY 7:10 p. m. even eur faith. 1 Jolm 1:4. I • ll:llt a. m.: St. Jolm's Sun· motby 6:11-19; 2 Timothy 1:3-14. help .IUitaln tlaat ..,,.lela Is good In famllg and eona- a-·" -Flee are-,,., ... BOIIIO or rn,v... Cb- 0 d.,-15cbool!O a.m. O.lll'dl9 am.l'iB~thih."H·:::"'i::"':::~~~~'='""-:"""""--~J 1Y e time be came to an age where be wu· ,..._ ' · 'llle Coun ChurdJ 111 Town ·..,: a....r. or Cluill, MW'eport, bt l 8 tnualtglfte, this feattwe b sponsored fig t Ia e lnul~'::.Sr. putor{V day ldloo~:illl am. ·aer1 Fred L Gardner. Millioier. Bible 'badehrespons!ble for administering the affairs of--. • • a. m., '"' &!pt. MOl'IIIDg Wonblp u lldlool 8:1111. Help uo hold our c urc • a CODB!derable amount of pag:UU.m bad lllflltrG Rea flruu aafl GrfJfUibatlons ..,laoae natnea appear 10.30 SUpt.,y !:'"'s!~~ Evangellstle service 7,30 : :: t1ao lain in ottond111<0 of Jut ed 1hr. Cbrbban ~ovement. Licentiowneu, c1nu1kent fleloq,. . . '111.• -~.!.80 Sermon by putor llev. L«~ week. Mr. Weodell Gerlacll, Supt. :"• f~~ ~utrlghwltthUDtbemorallty bad come over Into tile ·• 1Ina. ~,. • Thuroday 7 30 Konlllli Wonblp 10·80 Sermonw ong converts to paganism. Allct ID ,......__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;:.,;,_;;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1~ m:' Pnyer n lq llld B~P..:::-,:~ lllbjoct: "Towermj ·O'er lhe ag~ I!Dd trusted leader who had evidenUy p•'l'd 1 7 30 ' p.m., • we1oome !'.dmoad Lit., Wreeb of Time." Junlor and meridian, and was no longer able to render effective ,... .'t' A ~ Bolio 1Z4 · · SobJor y,..111 !leet'" 8.10 . leadership, wrote him to warn blm roneerning the d& Oorcaa: E. Codner pulor, Sunday T iP • Plalllo EVIl, .... Ro7 .r.. . ~ · ' Eve- terlorating influences against wblch be must steel hlJn. PLUMBING ' & HEATING -- Wool Mtln II, IJ.SIIIIday Scliool 10 a. m., WYF 7 Gearhart, pu!Gt:: SWid117 s.bool - . Service T.GO, Sermon-auJ>. sell 240 Lincoln 11. • Mlildloporf ~OMEROY, OHIO P. m.: Worahlp 7:30 P. m. Sun- at ~· 311 a. Ill., SUnday W~ "N;!_ ~- He undertook to remind the young man that tbe ~ l'h-WY-2'2550 7' 30 P· ble ~ ~';' A good lime B~ had an enormous stake in the in~ty of the present~:!, ~~. An ~P . w~:Jer mee!illl 7 Support Tha Chureb Of ll'our Cbol.. "WE ADl TO PLEASE" . , • . • .... llariAid ' lllkl that the sacrifices and the beroiSDI of the generatiooll Maroum, minllter: Bible School Flril llopllol mereh. - · ,.... ID the ·week aerv· gone lald an extremely heavy load of responsibility n at MDI'IliJI8 worsblp IO:SO: CbrJst. Rev. At1.bur R. McCauley, paslor lee! Cltoir-pracllce 8' 08· the generation (particularly the leaders) that bad fn~ ian ~- 1 p. m.: Evelling Cbester SimpiOII, 111)11.: 8:311o. m MJddJepool FtnC Bopllot, . . .. ed tile faith. · 11 II Wrlltlblp. 7 P. IlL SIDiday Scliool: 10, ts & IlL Mom· Donald Boone, pastor: '' a. m. With 20 centuries of Cbrlstlan heroism and saerlftces. RAWLI~G$ & Bakers 01 Good Preocl 11o11 11 Jebftb'a wu. lng worship: 1:41 P. m. Senior Sundo715cbool. Tony Fowler, supt. at our back we do not dare live as we pleue todaY: · -Pi1b11e meeting SUnday 3 BYF; I .P. IlL Jlllllor BYJ': I P. 111;16 a Ill. ........lp ......... "A (Copyright 1961 b): tbe Division of Cbristlan Edu Huntington. W.Va. m.: WalclilowerllllriJ> 4 p. m.: m. Evenrng _ , Wed. 7•30 p. 10.I6 ' · m. """hlp ~emce. 6 tlon, National Council of the Churches of CbriJt In ~ 1111r1J> 'luosday 1 p. 111.: Ser· m. Pray..- meelfn& · p. m. Jllllior Blgb 111111 Seolor Unlf4d States of America.) t1<e moolillg 'l'bunrlrt7 f p. m.: 8oalb Belbl EVIl, .... *1 !Dgb Youth CI'OUJlCI: 8:80 p. m. l --''---<:;r.;nOi'jil;;.,rr;;n"Mn----~& IWD!Jbi ldlool Tbursclay 8 p. m. Gearhart, past.r: SUnday School AduU Forum - Great Bap!JJI J1uvU1e Pf1ar1tD Bolio e 1 1 at 10:30 a, m., SlmdaJ -.blp a1 lloclrilloo: 7:30 p. m. Evening .. 7 9 30 1 Churcll <P. 0. Laupotlle. Gbto) ' L m.: Prayer meolinlo p..........lp. MCIDday, ''"' p. m. B. FAILURE OR SUCCESS Low UDion 11688 Sunday School, ~:311 a.m. Andrew m. Tbursday. B. S..hom Missionary Society; . Myers Supt. MomiDg Worship ~"' EVIl Cbrcl, a... Wed. 7:30 p. 111. prayer '!JO"Iillg: By Rev. Glenn Bate · Revens~W.Ya. Luke 5:5 us that a gro~p of fishennen bad fish~ 10.30 ~ m. Pll&rlm Youth Meets Roy Gearhart, putor: Simday 1:30 p. m. diolr practice. · ;., :· Evan ellstl.o Service School 10 a. m.: Subday wonbtp 111111p11ore 1:. u. a. eburdJ, a~ night a11d ,\'Ad taken nothing. Remember how llesuM P. " Pro ...; 11 a. m · Prayer meetJDa ll'rJrlq Francia Glazier past.r said to Peter Launcb out Iato the deep." It was Pet~ IIP\'all.,p•.m.: . yor 8 p. IlL., Mo~l wonb1p 1,30 ;, m. S..: who said "Master we· have toiled all night and taken. · Wacbomwrolectowneanz~..:. p.m. Don Rod: Springs II'# I'M da) lcllool to: !II L m. Mr. E. E no:~· nevertheless at Thy word I will let doWD the Attend Tha ~burdl Of ll'our Choleo Tall• Someone To Church wttb YOU Sund07 Mlddleporl ND R. R. Card, putor: Sunday Weeb, Supt. Evenial aervl"" ne · · ·' . School, 9:30 a. m,. Wonblp om· 7·!11 p. m. Youlll Fellowshi 6. 30 Many of us today .know bow it feels to take nothing ' Phoneo wY..2·2644 Pomeroy 14 ~ Clfdo J. · Bartlett. lee, 7:30 p. m. IIYP: 1:111 p. m.: ~ m. .Mid Woek prayer S:rvice during a long night of hardship and reverses. •w_v_242__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-~-~--" ;:;;;;· 1' 30 a. m.: DIOrDo wscs, Tue!rlay, 1:30 p, m.; rr.,. ·wl'llleod , m These men did not fail for lack of skill, they knew . B1 7 lll!l worship aemce 10:30 m.: er ODd Bible SluriJ, Wed., 7:10 p. "' :311 P. · Ladles Aid their work, they knew the sea of Galilee; they bade~ NYPS-YO'"tg P-·ple, 1:45 P. m.: m. Thuraclay. Youth clwir practtc;e ed their Uvlng on it, but this time it had beaten them. Evan••llstlc aervlee 7:30 p. m.: Allred MetWW - , a... Wednesdoy 1·80 P· m. Children s The most diligent of men sometimes have litfle to l'riiDOI'OJ''I Buclret SboppiiiJ Center Your Watareen <\&"""7 Prayer meetllig. Wed., 7' 311 P· m. Robert R. Card paslol'. SUnday choir praetlce 1 p. m. Satwtday. sbow for their patient, consistent efforts. As the world l'loono WY-2·2586 ,._roy N- lap~'-! - SUnday school School t 9·30 1Jeyd Dlllloger Cblll'dl ., ~ Pooaoroy, Je" measures success many of our most saintl.l:' people bave 1,.. 80,Y«'L m.: wonblp, u a. m. Supt. w':,rship 'eorv~ooa o1 10:1i ry ,Maslen, ml~: Sun~y been failures. J~s was a sober and fa~thful worker, IP ' I aervlce, Wodneodll)' 7 with the Rev. Card. Wedaeaday School. 1·30 a. m., Churcll 10·30 but according to the world's measurements he was a I .!::'":~ eve, Nov. l:llth, al 7:45. llevival 1 Cbrlotllm ~· 6' 30 failure. During his later years, h• had no home of His Nationwide IDBIII'anCEI 01 Columbus. 0.· Bopllsl Sunday servloes will begin, and """"'· p. m., £venial- 8·1111 P· m. own; He ate at the table of others. He slept in other's Flnl Vll1lorl Pres.y. beds or outdoors, and Was buried in onother's tomb. l :3ll. KoruJDc WWIIbip 110 tbrougb Dec. 1 , Builders and Bullcllll(l Supplleo 115 I. 2tH1 11. IO:IJ. , PallaH MelllodiA Cor! lertan Clturoh, Rev. Howard RupEven His closest friends forsook Hlm. For all his Ia· Ch"lor, Ohle 915·2005 Pallurl Flrllllapllol- Sunda' Horrlng pastor· Morning .,.rship pall, pastor. Wonblp 9 •· m.: bor and love He reaped only hatred and death. Pinally II,.!JOOII:SO •· m. J'n!•cbing Sun- 10;30 .: m.: churcll School o,!IO SWtday School 10 a. m. the eleven men who bad been faithful to Hi_m until near 1'1111 P. IlL Ue, supt: uo a. m. worship Tile Fedtnlocl QurdJ, UaiW the end were ready to quit. Yet with all this seeming lls!B:•:•~' PNI•:vtOrtu - s p. m MOD<Iay. WSCSflrat Tuoo!~ ~&1\) ~Y· failure, Jesus was tbe Most Successful man thlll ever MID!It.IPOIIT 11 IChool It a. m. WYF 7 day and III!COIId 'I'll~ el eaeb ' • ~••,, • W 0 J. Jived on earth. Rotors 01 Bolsum Bread m. and Bible study OVIIY Tueo- monlh: Family nlghllasl Sunday Bartels, pastor, John Wm. Blaet- It Is said that in a certain community a bankti sum. l'ra1er 111111 praise IIOI'Vi<e evening of eacll mon•b at , ,30 tnarS,: ·~·b ~t:~-~ med up the al>prais~l of a Saintly Soul who.live4::1n the ~ 7:ts p. m. · Eveatng s e r v tee: Wr · !lday m. \\! Ysh' u~ "cbrtsti same commumty w1th tbe phrase "he mlver seeliled to I 7:30 p. m. Prayor meeUnJ. ~al'::;'' · ::. lp J' and Sr .;~ accumulate anything." How wrong he wast The mdivid· p I' ol - Sunday J. ;, JOACHIM, PIIOP. a. IlL: ovangelistlr> oervlce. 7:411 Edu Uarled Chanh Wed ;.,t, p. mp..;;~raled Ctr,1; ual referred to had tbrough the great lnfluen~'pf bls POMEROY, OHIG Quality Drlo Cleanma • Laundr7 Service p, m.: Wedllesclay Bible atudY f!ev Elden R. Blake, p.- Sun- meeimg. p. m. Saintly life led ~any young people to the '!"tier thhigs '1'r7 Our RoulbdrJ Servlot, Ftatwork traned 1I8Wid Cllllldl ollho N-ao day lebool to a. m. SUpt Robert llorlllaf Slar EUB Cllurelr, L. of life an~ bad unpress~d all wbo knew hun. \Vllh Ule W'f' ·2·2057 ' Mlddl-&lllda1 iebool8:10 a. 111. Mora Mumy. Christian Endeavor 7:15 R. Cuml-~ pallor: .. Sutocl"7 enobUng mfluences of h1s character. Success Cai!IIOI be ill& otorlllllp 10:46. Evangelialio p. ID. Song ......,.. a p. m. c E. School 8,411 a. m.. Mrs. John lhle, measured m dollars and cents. Our life, our cba!aeler, ' IIOt'Oko 7:46 p. m. Uidweell pray President HowarJ Smltb Classes aupt.: Worship servtoes 10,45 a. Will s~d out and up far ahead of our dollars. _'!\ oervtce Wednesday 7:411 p. m. lor oD preachillg servioed 1:20. m. Firat and Tblrd sundays. Wed.. . By faith we can launch out Into ~e de.ep of tf!S ser~. C:upol ~ - Mid-week prayor IIIIIOUns. Quo 1 p 111 Prayer meeting. ...dies' v1ce and be sure of tile most rewarding kmd of success, POMEROY, OtiiO Bible IICbool 11:10 a. m. Wonblp Ieeder Ray Adamo. All oro ..~ Ald. 'lll~ay allernooo at home It may not Include an abundance of this. world's goods "'1'1111: MI:N'S SHOP' ' lloomloo lO:JO a. m. 011 lbe 110<01111 oomo 1o one ODd oD of lbelt oer of Beltb.o Holler. but it will Include treasures in Heaven where moth and ' POMlttOY OHIO ldurlll Sundaya. •Ices. 0o Statr R"Uto Dt two Flnl 11ap11o1 COrch, p.,..,.,, rust do not corrupt. and Is far beyond the reach of in' Do- Cb"""' II Qrlsl • mllea above ReodavOlo. Ralph c. Zundel, pallor: 9:30 a. come and inheritance taxes. · Sible IICbool 9:311 a.· m J'n!amlng Belhlebom 8 • P1101 Clnlrell. m. worahlp servlcellld oludy. s.... ~ost of us spend much time and thought seeking ll!il· l'hono SH44792 llutloiMI, 0. 10:90 a. m. on the lirll ODd lilll'd Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. II<> mcm "A Great Day is Coming." lena! wealth and security_ and we do well to work dlll· SlrBday& . . Cauley, pao10r, Rol>ert lAw, Nursery and Jualor Church. ''"' ~ently In an effort to provide for ourselves and our fam· Blllldina Supplleo & Mlllworll J . w. Bmm Roll""' c:tq,nll o1 Cbtbl - ··supt: 9:80a. m. llomhll wonbiP Youth meelfnl lor Jr. and Sr. !Jies: Dame fortu~e Is fickle and the prospect of success 'Goaero~ Calllracliq Bible ochooi 9:30 'a. m.; Worship 111td SUnday Scbool: 1 p. m. Eveo· Higb: S:30 Adutt diS<USSion.grouo ID b15 endeavor IS not always bnght.•,Jn the spiritual oervi<e 10:1111 a.m.: Youth hi illR - . a. -''Why Wltneu lor Chris!? Mrm· world, however, we can be certain of success. lowsblp e p. m.: Worablp 1 p. m. - . . , I:VB Cblaob , _ , , d8l' 7:311 p.m. YOUIIB Acluk worn. !be promises are abundant and wit~out quallfi~atlont. ( llsiDilla; scllool l:liO o. m.: MonJ. G'"" Bate, pootor: Wonblp t:IO: en meet: 'ftlursday 7:30, women·• ;,· . Him Uiat rometh to me I wlllln no WISO ca~ tiJ'.Iowert fOl' AD 0ee:MI.Oill11 lllll worablp UJ:30 a.' m.: lllwwDlnl Srmday School 10:80, 0111 1111opp, Soolety: Friday 7:30 BJA Confer- out. (Jobn 6:37) . ' ~ Our Aim ,.,To S.tisb .....,, f:30 p. m.; Prayw oupL ...,. al Ja<bon. "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ an<! thou ~all :Jjf Cornorllutlotllut '& w. Moln .. 111111 Bille o111QJ 7:pl f. m. By.._.. EVB a.a..... Oleo M~ Uolore rr.e Will Bopllll saved." (Acts 16:31) Gh•hr, Oh.. Phane YU S·2145 Phono WY·2-2039 P-roy · , Bate pastor SUnday un Clnlrell. C..,..ler, o. llev. Mar- " ... As many as received Him, to Uiem gave He poilt'• •, lVI& 1 I _ SuadoJ a. .;,, 11ea' ~l:::n7, """', via D. Marklnt, Pulor. SundaY er to becGod~e the Sonths of God." (Jfob n 1:12) . ruled \ICIIOOl 9:30 o. m.; Wonblp aor MOI'bial worohtp 10•45: Pra,ver Sehoot ~:45 a.m. Prayer Meet1ng In s Re•1m ere are no a0 ures or un ,.••~ ., & ..,. 10:80 a. · m · ~ and Bible Study, Wed .. ond Young Poople's Meeling Wed· mlses. If '!'e meet the requlr~ments we are su~rf,~~~Q~f:·;:~-~~ ..· ! L o ••• • 1• lo ~ 7:3\1 I> m. . . . nesday at 7:31 p.m. l'reaclllng cess. God s mercy Is sure. Hts promises !lever """'~"' ' llaeloia. Oh~ \1 ,t:hrl:oil•~·CIW.III- Sund111 r.OhoOr . ·.fll.iloi' .ifti' picl· 0111011.....,. oe"loo Satur;ay ...eniD& o1 7:- There's a home waltln& for eacb oiie of liS til ..,_---:"':':"-."---~~---.-----..-...., 1•'• o. ...., uoti Willlllll A.~ a--: ao p.m. w• keep the Faith. EN BY BOll WJNGBT'I' I r' el Sporll Writer ,II« - r..., Tudor Sedan. Standard Trans., Radio and Heater, New Car Trade. In. White Fillish, · w w.. ' 1959 Dodge •••• S179S 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater, Auto. Trans. One Local Owner N-. .. -· . ' m.-.: r. M 1959 FordV8 • • • .$1495 : Christian8 Are In AFi~ht 1958 Dodge • - • • - s1395 " =: 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, Pow>er Steering, White Sidewall Tires. lmmac:ulat.1: Throughout. Local Owner " · 1;-. lfi ""''"* 1958 Englbh Ford - - ¥ Real Economy Transportation f l~~~~~rg!~ ~:e ;n:h.s!t~ 2 Dr. HIU'!i Top. Radio and Heater, Auto. Tranl Local Owner . WILUS. AIUTHONY Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer ··· · 16 Middleport. ··· R. H. .M5 SONHO. FOREMAN ao· RUGBY JACKETS BAHR CLOTHIERS llaclloll""'"" MIt - · · • Exclusiw Suburbanite tread deoll!ll dip down laiD deep "' .po!IJ , . lhrou8h." lrii'IIIINIJ ,ill lluabl; . . . . . . . wt..ltll I>'!.,.;. Oultlanolina mileage on drY pall- b ' 1958 CHfVROLET :;, ~ride! 4 boqR SEDAN V-1 .Sharp hie tone gray and wblte. Good tinl. Rime _1111ooth 11 a ribbon. 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Interwoven Hu•lon(R) NY· illu - t t b Sod<• • ..., of·fered in all 'lo<o:J1!!4~ at oni Jl.N 1 ptth\ pop11lar <o· NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy FOLDING HIGH CHAIR JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING GIFT Any man on yuur Chrl!\lm!'l Usl will be hi(hly ple111ed with Jarmans, !or he will get distinctive stylint: and top craftmnanship-and "friendhn~s!i or fit'' for extra-pleasant walking. (ll you don't know his size or think he'd rather nlett hil shoea him11elf, we have Jarman gift certUkates.) $10.95 to $15.9S. Aloo Rand I< llandcrafl $7.illi to $IUS. HARTLEY. & BENNETT, Pomeroy B&AUTIFUL CHOICE OF ·LOVELY PATTERNS Whal quality! What wluesl Many exciting new patterns, with accessories in just-rieht color accents. Choose yours! Lovely Plllterna at $19.9& - or dine in true distinction tor only $29.9fil Made wlth the aame special care and with extra melamine 1!1 i& all Boontonware. Break resist· ant. Dishwasher aare . .BIIJ now! 1t'1 quality you just ean't ~tet for lrss money. Written Guarantee Against Breakave LtMITID TtMI ONL Yl Sure to be mother's - and baby's-favorite from Ch,.. mas Day on. Folds to .5~" flat for sloE'aJ~e, travels ha. dily, is a breeze to keep c:lean, Yet because Jt 101d.5 '""'· ward it ca:n•t fold while occupied. Converts to yo-uih CJJ ~ ~· , too, with removal of footreat and stainles• ateel tray . Chrome or metallic tan finish. Wi{ihable upholateq • choice ol colors. $17.95. BAKER FURNITURE, Middleport . MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY PT. PLEA~ - ~ worneo, recent arrivals U. S. from Hamburg, many, enroute to Chicago, nois, were tnvol"ed In a one actid<nl TUeoday night on Rou:te I 10 miles east of Pt. Pleasant. Your Pharmacist I ,, 'Jt .,. ' our ph~rmacy, every week Is ,,nfo11112Uon, That's because folks have come to depend on our know\edge . and experience regarding Ji!escriptions and medicines . . . they tuow we : m qualified, as their communlty health .colliUitant, to answer their questions arid offet. ftie]llljy advice. We welcome your lnqulties, and are proud of the art we play jn aafeguarding the heallli of allll\!!mCers of this communlty, every week of the yeal1. At Please~ " POWERFUL LI8HTWEI8HT SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL ·DRUGS bJ DORMEYER MIX-WELL MIXER Uke I thef m the kittheR- IIIVt!l time Ind. ertort. Speed · .elector leta you <"hoou any of 10 full.power apeech for perfeot, uniform mixin11. Snllp-on Jood ll'!nder t:!hopa up meata, nretables. left-over food. You enjoy aueh featurea •• an aulomll.lic M<'gic Mix arm: bowl s.lle indicator to repoallion nlckel chrome be11tt!r11; automatic btater rco)ea.e, detaehable portable fixer head. Ebony bue. Wllb I opaJ a:Jaaa bowls, melt firlnder 111nd recipe book. $36.60. H&R FIRESTONE, Middleport 19" O..roll Dfatonol Tube 175 Squarw Inch Pklu,. HAMILTON BI!ACH" ' THE NEWEST OP' THE "MIXETTE" FAMILY MOTOROLA- Precision-Built. Features Introduces a new standard of TV performance. Custom·matie tuner-Frame grid tube-New video amplifier tube-Portables and beautiful Cabinet ModelsStarting at $169.95 up. CLELAND'S TV STORE, Pomeroy Weighs only 2~ pound&, yet Ia powerful enough to makf all mhdn11 laster and easier. Large beater ejector-simply pre.u and beaters eject wHhout metsing firh&era. Handy J-speed selector Jocated rieht under your thumb - handy for right or left-hand uae. Standt on end, hangs on waU or atores easily in drawer. White with chareoal trim, GUARAI>jTEED 5 YEARS IN WRITING! Other Mixetto modelo alao oval~e. $14.911. New "Des~ner" TV . , . smart, trim and compad wltlt big 19-in. square-corner "Daylight Blue'' picture , •.. clearest, sharpest in TV! Full power transformer chus)l provides greater ••pull-in'' power, even in fringe areat.. Other outstanding features : front controlt, up·front aouncl., wir~less remote control, built-in antenna, hand.Je. $159.0G. Budiet terma. WY. 2·2955 Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating I NOW'S THE TIM. WY. 2·2036 IN lc ·TIMEX WATCHES )c , , e lulo91 a ·Hornllten Watchoa :.t~GPGLIJAN MOTORS, Pomeroy ' EXPANSION WATCH BANDs -··-·-···-·- each f2.00 SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy QUALITY VALUE SENSATION Only a perfect diamond can reflect full beaut,. 1D.d btU· wi-tt.. Hance . . . and Keepsake JUarantees petfectton bl ine. Keepsake al~o auurea Permanent Retlltratioa: P,.,.. . tecllon Aiainst Loao from Settln1. Lifetime Tr•d•·lll PrM· . leJot. NalionoiiJ Ad•ertloed Prtco. Buy tho boll ·..;; BilJ Ktf1lt&kt. ,I . ll S% ln. 1 ln. ,$lUI X WERNER RADIO & TV, Middleport , .. '' -~ ,. "· X23E, Black; X23V, Violet. Size: 2% ln. ' K&C JEWELERS, Pom•roy ·''-· , THIS TINY 7 OZ. RICIIVER HAS A 6 T~NSISJOR CHASSIS. ••• Modem miracle of 'm iniaturization . ~ 4 PLA.elr eh.,. tis.' 2 inch speaker, ear:pbon_e , jack. Colort: . ; ' X2.3B, Blue; . . '.•' elulova a Hornllton Wotch11 The name• ol Mn. D:elono and Mn. Hulda Gordon nell eRinl' eTio Claopo eCuff Linke •llrthatono lllnt• eLiehtert ec ..tvm• ellltltlda eJtwelry lox•• • Went. • Pu...., ••-lot• NAMES OMII tED eDiamonds Jewelry uniot<ntiOIIally omlttecl from llsl ol hooteoses for the meeting of the Lewll Post. .American Legion ellllloldo HUSH PUPPIJS frem$7.95 Tallned Plpkta. .. ,. ··- ....,...,...., _... ~ FOR HER Jusl Bnub To CleaD. Roush's Shoe , "' ll!f'.PP MNuM poo""!;fl!!'! mail with Bu.ekeye F.chnl, OM • lartesl and •tmnceet uviftll. IDil ~ aasociations in Columbul ... Ohio'• aNNat citv aAd hub of U..ttlte... futest·J1Wial miltopolitan l?n. Your mqney it completelJ safe • , • Budeye'a ftiW\ll ratio b hiJber than aftl'llf' .ad every • mt illnound to •10,000 b)' o federal~· In oddi tlon, fOQr . ~lilnclol relaJiiit1fhiP wilh Buri:be io «mt>>•"IY ~.Hf/'u4itliaL For furtMr informa.tioa maU the OWpQD today ••• or coil Ul colltct at 224-1. ·And, wbto you're in Col- otoplla • • • BEAUTifUL GIFTSI FOR HIM 4% Tab odvontai• of uvinr by IT'S K&C JEW&LERS FOR FAMOUS NAME EVINRUDE lARK Tops ir. their field for perform3nee. Shoek·reslatant and a~ti·magneUt, with unbreakable ma1naprlnga. Water and dustproof 11 lone as crystal, crown, and back remain intact. Ideal watcheo for f!fla. $9.95 up. Men'1 and Ladies' Bnte CUOOEHT A 11111111 deposit will reserve your selection. Pay a .little each week. Lay away now! R .r OHIO'S whtlre insu~ s•vfngs tJ/Im 11 generou• WEBCOR IS BUILT 0 L A IV "l'IMh·ftnt Qlleation of pllih-button ahift*'control 11 in. jJ --~. in the 1962 luxury <60 honepower Evinrude Im'l IY. Politlve, . inltlntaneoua ahiftln-a Ia assured tllro lf!Lolll'lllees. Tboi962 lArk also feature• the famed ~~· ..Jetltream lcnrer unit and comes equipped with • · ~':"'· Fixed blal> speed jeta allow maximum fuel ~- ~-11\11 lw>dlontJ dtiip cu16 no.lle to a minimum. ~. 0 T 0 ' CAPITAL CITY Lay Away For Christmas NO DOWN PAl'MEIVT 1 No Paymenll UntU !Veld Year! WONDERFUL TO GETI L•dits' •nd Men's 'l TO INVEST YOUR CAPITAL 232 Second FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport M . f ·... H&R FIRESTONE, Middleport EASY TO BUYI •• • .• 'U be bappy to ... you. • Dividends paid twice • year • AU accounts insured up to ROYALITE Dl HI·FI TAPE RECORDER • T~ ,...,....., wolglla- -IOia:e. • 3 ...-M,Io- 4-track ,....._.. • 2 hlth flchlltr tpl'ttn. poeu . . . ·nplfllaa • Fntureo: •sru_T_•, c................... eiWe ,..,_ OILY 95 79· ·INGELS FURNITURE On The BuoiHI Comer In Middleport $10,000 by a federal aKOncy ·-----~-----------~ II =.:..ao:.. .,..": t Pie••• stncr hill lntorm.etJon I I ....... .. _ .!.":C:. : .............. _ 0 • 1I FE •boUt ~oMr . t I I I I I I • "Savi"'' received by the lOtti ol NCh month .... from the filii • 2 mill Ohio ln"ble Tupekl • o~er $&000,000 in reservn • _ , $81,000,000 in ISS4ts ~"'I Ohioans since I 895 1eBUCKEYE FED~RAL '' CIIJ .....__ savinp and loin nsoci1ti• '- 36 oast py 11. colurnllull5, ollie . ·--------------·--· I �. . .............. ' ~-·-~···-·- ---·- ....... ·---· -.- . - .. . .. . - - . . ... - ....... - .... . ... ---·---· . -----· h c li u s . ,, • . d 'Warm Your WalIct WIt old Cas . se enttnel Class11Ie s ~w,:.~·:.34-m4;3~=~t:~!~~ • • I I ·rHE I-lUNG!; • MILL SAWS ARE 'o/1/AiTING FOft rHE lOGS BftOW. HOP TO 17. LADS.'.' ..- etntl. I oellll per word for three CODieetJtive \Me BPeeiL'--oiHI mouth for 30 ceob, per wwd. Full rate of t centa pet word will be cbaraed for ad•ertttma U oot p&ld tritbin 10 daJ• titer rectl"iq bilL Error1 tD Advertilma-Sbould ille reported lmmed.i1tel1. Tbe Daily Seotinei will Mil tJ.. mpou,lble for moR tho 011e ineoneet iDaeJ1ioa. tal I DAVY JONES POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES card 01 Tb.anb and SJ ~ no!J apup114.34,2 !:20 a. m.: Larry T.rrner :15 a. m.: John J . WANT ADS t ~ll ltlll8f word, oae lDHrtloc... U:lalmum ~C;. 11 - J'i.•) THE FIR'ST ONf I ,, '10UR'S MARCIJ. SJ..IP YoiJR CHAIN AROUNO IT, •• Noticu of Evenu. $1.21. for 50 word llllDimum. l.aeh additional word, lc. Obia1orteo pllllllll.. otlew,.. word. WOIW8 16 » llf I DAY IOc IOo 'IDe I DAYS IOc St 'lit suo I DAYS ll .st '1.1111 12.211 I llO. suo ruo 114.00 PHONE WY 2-2157 ITS loll. HE'S TALKIN' TOt.~ DON'T FO'Gn; '10' 1,; ME REI.'/ MAM LAIGSII Hospital News .. ; 24 HOUR TOWING -;.r ·-· . , .... Day Ph. WY 2-3033 Night Ph. WY 2-3820 wiD be open all day on date of sali.o~o For lpformatinn Hou11~ .. KEITH GOBLE FORD t-ontact owaer or call WI 9-3821. OWNER Joe Keys Cl!frT BRADFORD Phone WY-2-3507 Aul'llontl"t' S. Third Ave. Middleport Quilling· Business SA.LE!! ~,-, WHITE LEGHORN hens. 7Sc •·: wit 2o·· Huffy girl's bicycle, $211. ,,hone Wit NOW IN PROGRESS 211065. Closing Out Entire Stock At Cost Cosmetics, Toys, Jewelry, All Nationally Advertised Medicines, Vitamins, Gifts and · Hundreds of Items. It 21 3tc All Sales Cash & FiMI! STORE FIXT~RES FOR SALE Now is the time to buy for Christmas and SAVE BIG DOLLARSII The Fountain legal Notice Mala ••. PoaDQOJ, ~ 1¥1 l-Ull -· -· Oll JIST\ t.\S r 1\IIDS fl'l) m $1.75 I• J' 4U Ia, f.OC f'fl('h wilh name lv IA!IIURN VANBURU =uim: .mp1·i nt . tJ'.iginals by Newheny . ONE 4 • HOOM APAHTMENT M astt·qJi~ nnd Classic . ROll" fun1is lwrl 11nd ane 3-room W H<X"kct oellophane tn)X' with apartment fu r nished. All utili· pl a ~tic dispenser only 11c. tie'S paid. Call Don Stivers WY Pf'lnt 1/ua!Jty Sbop. North Secoll<l Ave-. Middleport. ~ 2·2276. After 5 call WY 2·3574. ll·22· 14,tcl ~~~.~~ n 21 tfc Give your home outBtonding beauty ••• at aurpriaingly low cost ivith PRESIDENT PURE LINSEED OIL HOUSE PAl NT WHITE OR DECORATOR COLORS FREE 75 · TURKEYS .9c All r ••._ Paid O?~N No , ~base Required FROM 6 A.M. TO 10 ~.M. C::t~Tif~ED .OIL CO. eS.If-cltanlne ... eoe• on •P•rkllng white •• . and itJYI whltet eAIM •"•liable In hMI•Y't most p.,ular cNcoratar colonl •Lona'lootlngl Gil. ellmplo to o,Piyl elxcilltnt cow.r• •nd hlillntl ' ltoutlty Protect Your Homt With Pnsl.~t-5.. Ut TIRI•yl Valley ~~mber & Supply l'll.o ·WY-2-2709 third :Ave. · w Mlddl......,, 0. .... �.. .. .. ·-.. . . . .. . .. . . .. . - . -. ···- . - ... .. "" ' ·; · o- Dally_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Nov . 24 , !961 Union Service Topic Was Stirring Up Gratitude, By Rev. Gardner Rev. Pred I. Gardner, mini~ter of the Churc_h _or Christ deliverPd the Thanksglvtng message, Wednesday even ing when the chur;cites of _M_iddlepor~ joim~d in . a ~ FHA Girls Participated In District Event Around And About 1.4 id rl I~> rwt MYFGroupMet At Church On ' Sunday Evening I ~ ~~--===========--=========~\ oi l · whlc~ was read earlier in sen 1~ by Rf'v. Donald A. 0 ' ' M _ake Elberfelds In Po:~:~:~ Your Christmas Tim~ • Shopping Center VOL XIII NO. 187 Be Sure To Visit Elberfelds Toyland Now Located at 102 West Main St. . (Two Doors Below Court St.) Crow's Stea~' House ..· ...... ,...,.. . ••••••••• •• ••• •• •• USED CARSI - 57FordV8 58BuickV8 - 61 Lark 6 cyl. - - - '1695 2 Door Sedan. Like new condition. One owner. Std. shift. - - - '2795 LeSahrt 2 Door Sedan. Automatic shtft. Power ateerlng. One careful local trWner. --- LeSabre 4 D~or Sedan. Beautiful llaht blue finish . 'J'rtde Jn on new Buick. 58 Ford VS - - '1295 - - - '1195 Falrlane 500 - 2 Door Sedan. On• careful local owner. Sharp looking ear. , 5701ds. 98 2 Door Hard Top. Orie 'el aharpett tl7'a anywhere. Full PtWer. 56 Mercury VS - - '695 Moalere)o • Door Secbn. lllereu~tlc. Clean ear. MANY MORE. • • • • • • • ••• . •• for . SANDWICHES FROM OUR GRILL.and CHQ-BROILER • '1895 ·sa Pontiac vs . - - '1395 59BuickV8 ..•• • '1095 - - - '1395 59 Pontiac VS 61 BuickVS SALADS MADE FRESH DAILY LOOK I e TUES. THRU THURS. ehtldreo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO n Myen. Mr. lind Mro. Scally aloo plan to viJR 1everal day1 wJth Mr. and Mra. Jom,e l Weber at Fl. Lauderdale. lllr. lind llri. Val Reynolds oud IH A Good Movie AI LIBERTY THEATR£ l!o II~:~ Lynn lloynoldo and G\Vyllll or Morgantown, eamt Wednesday lor II WJ!Oke d wtth Mrs. Edgar Royand Mra. Margaret _.;;;MID=D;:LEPO::;.;;;;R;.:.T,.,;O:::HI.::.O::...-If ;~id; Alao having dinner wtth the lloynolds famiJ.y NOW SHOWING llln. Peter Staco. lett Chandler In ' Mr. and Mn. Robert IW1rll Mr. and !lira. . Gordon Rill' "TH. PLUNDniRI" With .John SUon It c.,luJandmbuo...., Jim and Nick ~ 1nd Doloroo Hart It 1[)0111 'l'llattbgtviDg -andwith Mr. and Mn. Rohut 1!-11'11 "JOY ltOI" Mr. and Mr1. C. M. ~. With !lad Fuli<ln, Ann Dorm Dinner aueoto · Alto S.lootod Short lubltclt Mr. and llln. Poul Jl UBERTY THEATR£ WI AM$ _ BETTY · J~,s BEAUTY SHOPPE , COllege SyracuH;' Ohio ·. · Road • Phone WY. 2.6931 Kentudcv l'rled Chlckan and French Frl• 75c Two l>r- · ~ IN A SACK READY TO GO'' In': c:om~ted. (CARR.Y-OUT MENU) • . .:n:- Out-01-Town Faml'll'es Here For Funeral · ~fmd • aDd raet141 lllto &he kliHfL WI'OIIt plaee. He uw die rolllal too llle. Jlle Consultat"Ion mao fiH oul the ln>lll door !a ""' Jbrboll, . Hll 111allaolof Fov chlldfto Lindo Ramlm. u, ... DO!eh..rt •!lo were \'lolllol her, PMrJel• CoJH, U,, her aa. tor. M....... u .... blolllor, Peter, 10. "From what I heard.'' Polleo. Sgi. Goor&e Yore ootd t alter mwlng the ...... , ''lbol PY wao l'!:'ky ho waool •uri ..,.. louoly. %,;_.,,_~_....,.,..,... · · · · ·· ·· ···· ·· Arreots reported by the patrol b.ciuded Larry Slddmore, 18, Bidwell, cited MOJ.day for a otop sign violation, and Bobby Adams, 24, Cohunbuo, elted Dec. 4 lor failure "' transfer license plates. Convictions In Galllpolil MO> niclpal court Friday ineluded Province 18 lined 15 for stop • • Dillard Watsoo, sign violation: 26, Columbuo, lined $15 and C081a for failure to yield rlpt of way; Thoma• Shockey, 11, Chicago, and Jack -Wiloon, 30, Kenton, lorfek· ed $25 boucle on opeed charges; Car! ljoavor, 31, Rt. I Thunnan. fined 15 for 110 mulflar: Gerald Rums, 119, Drayton Plalno, Mich. lined $10 and .costa lor following i<lo clooe. • MEIGS GENERAL ROIIPITAL Admilslon~ - Everetl Dalley, Pomeroy, Uzzle Cole, Cbestor; Sylvia Joluuoou, Cbeshlre. DIIIChargeo - !lin. Rattle BQiln Pomeroy; Homer By..U, roy, Wylie lleader100, Portland. Lolli ' I ! I Just AMistake: Girl Was Going Along For The Rid~ MIDDLETOWN, c-. ltiPI)- .WI"th Russi·a •*r,_ ..,. Is Postponed ap& laldq ..... 1o tiJe cleuen 1..- lwo ..,... Tile ..,., .,.. •IPI .. 11 lllo elwfor M 0 lnlldr....l oocl 111 'o q.-. l>aet elfh lime. . Polleo 1uplelau1 Uti la•HIIIatH wbetl daoy foo.. .the maeb- ele.... oot 10 ....... lllop Ialo MOSCOW luPH-A joint Finnlsh-Sovlet communiqUe said today the Soviet Ualoo had aJl'Oed to pootpone military ooasuhatton1 with Fioland after Prooldent Ur!lo Kekkonen lndtcated a contrary move would lncrreaiO teDIIoo ill Scandinavia. Tbe joint commtmlqU. publ~hed i<lday followed a dramatlo meet· lng In Novoalblnk Friday be. tween the Flnnilh president and Sovtot: Premier Nllc:.a Kloruohcbev. Sheri'££ Has Two Accidents To Investigate WIIEELJNG, W. Vo. (!)PH1bo alletiod kidnaping F rId o y . - . , ln the Wheeling 1 r ea appareatly ..,.. all a mlllAb. Tbe girl reported to have -forced ropWI)o. into a car by ber boyfriend uy1 '1'llo..,. lo It w01 just a shopping trip. Juvenile a111Mrl11H. 'l'lltr ... AutboriU.. had been looking lor eolleeled $U.st. Jamea Holfmaa, 2t, ol Wheeling. -" I z•xou.. Ill aad Diana Krenzell, ll, of nearby Bridgeport. Ohio, In a throt ltate area. Ho,...er, the couple drove to the &Irl'• home early Frldey Dlght, explalalnr ll>ey bad been "' Pittaborfh .oo a .hopping •-lamed ..., PIay·Baeks Ar Made Of B e• T. !mew the girl l'lpOI1ed Friday aft<>roooo that he had oeen Mill Kremell and I!Difman driving througlt Washlngtoo, Pa., a .short lime after the alleged abductloo. A1 a Wheeling policeman put k Saturday, "It iookl lilol oomooae just puobed tha penlc button." ' · "" Women's Club Is Sponsoring ex~:aplDg WlliTIIDI had - Bazaar Again o~eial_ r~portd cadet TraiJllllg • • programs 0:u! ...,:;::-;0:, w:i:./ · 0:,. lo.,.Jnter.l 'I Mr Sutton, 88 DiedFn•day Jn. Mei·gs General ot.JS esel Pulled '' rom''"P'"oca ' '""·'' rn· :.... . u,t-., "•. litO""' Wreck Oeanup Earth R ked :;t' ., . .,! Near Cad• By ........... ---•--•'·-• .. Gas t•me Bl •* -M. .uw.J• n- ,!..;: Test &Talk Is policy Of Governmenl Ra-. B · - Countmg Our lessmgs ••• . · 4 . ., pat ro} NOW Has Piaces f- Pnme-lw!U --. SIDEWALK (Superintendants) WATCHERS - 'lld!l erowd gathered when Mrs. Murl Hoffman, R.D. 1, [. . . ville, hit the gas instead of the brake Friday at <:Ol'ller Lynn and E . Main. Pomeroy pollee delayed col!llillr!IDi'" , . ththelr as Msrs.ti_HolfffPhmant was in sbOell,' llut IWora out a(Binsl Hoffmatl by the o erwtSe umnjure • en ne o o. : '~'' USIDeSS Our gtrl't lather, Frank Krenzelt Be NEW RA_YEN- '1'llo New Rav· • f took the action follnwl- _...... en Woman I Club 181ln lhil year Rotarian O.arle1 Clarl<100 ,... that his daughter had;:..;~; II sponsoring their annual ba>ur Jqviewed by meano ol ' neorded edly forced to leave ber job a! a oo Friday and Saturday, Decemtape blghllahil of ln10111111Uoo Wbeollltg glau plant by Holfman ber I and I at the New H a v • n pveo recenUy In Melgo eooat:y aod thea pushed Into the mau'a City Building. when government ofllclall joiDed ear. It will feature hand made noecl· " In a lour of local lndultrles. FBI ts t the Kre le work, home made candy, bake . • • Today'1 communique aald Kek· oth a,.. wer<t 1 There are Immediate operungs In the m~wa, ,._ n- t100<11 and eand!eo.a 1Jo lavon konea had told Klu'lllbehev thai ~ •pDIIII>lOd A ~ =when lhl milslng...:;; ·and 1 flab pood. A turkey IIlli trol's cadet training program for young men ·~!:'it mllltal') conoultatloo• pr<oumably M Pom~ ol &lrl' up. HoW<v-:;;.u be given away for the door. prtso. in a law enforcement career, Sergeant P. D. MCCftidJ 1 story, 110 would lead 1<1 Seviet requests for : • Steel Com e 1 ~ rgeo liP' A doll and Its wardrobe .., dis- of the Gallipolis Post announced today. coace,.loos which "would eauae a M - 1 pony P 1 n pareuUy wtll bo placed a(Binsl ploy at tbe Boatle building IIlli Cadeta serve at posts through- a high schood gr~te arlqlll'qo certain amouat of teo~~loo ud and •U.,. plaotl. Olllcloll de- Hoffmaa. lbt given away 011 Setur<ily, for out the •tate. teaming the lunct- !eat and his pilyoJCal ......_ war poychooilln the ScandlnaviBII ICI'lbed"how lllllll1 InduatriOI ond ~ Wheelinl truclo: driver who donatioal o1 oaclt loDI, organiultioo and basic du- and moral character 1111111 be P. countrle•.• , husloiOIII may obtain Saata Cia"' will moD an ap- u.. ol the patrol and conditioning cellent Obaervero In Moocow uld lhl)l eotloana lo begin oporallooo. w pnriUI<I at the Bazaar Satur· themselvOI_for the Academy. Cadets will be ac<epteol believed Kekkooen'l meotloo olio expaad, hiving airud7 baiUD. • <ily, llecembor lnd betweea the U!""' bemg ,.iected for the l2011. years H they ean ~ . ncesslool !errod 1<1 poujble Mr. Clorbon, ,..kloat .,..., bouro of 10 L m. and 1 p.m. PI<- Tramlng Academy, the cadet W>ll ~ ba~re requirements. co re er o1 the KeUy M'anufoduring he take thea eater the second part of his 'Youag mea who appi;J for .., Soviet baiOI oo rinnilh ooll, Com In ~ ployad tunl wiD n of the cbll- ~ !raiDing - the I<-week rigorous del potiliml now,• Sergellll X. The communlqi!O oatd JChrulh. back~ghil of tha ~ thea tim> with Santa, ulcl Mrs. Ker·. coune oovering all phases ot' Creedy ,.id, "will probohiJ . . . cllevexpreued ....flde1>eoln ll:ek· lad a .......too.,_ 1111 . . .1 mil Ford, ehalrman. law eafor<emeat activity. the_ Training· AcodemJ ... konen'• abllll7 W ~ue Ffn. ted. , . Upon t~<aduatioo he will be com- sprmg or early JIIIDUIW, '!!,.& lond'• pre- policy ol frieDd. preo;ea : ooaterad • mlos"""" a patrobnan "' Ill! an means they should OIIIIIJ>hote !Ill lbip · llle,...lol Uafa... . Thil ~ . ~ Jl'uneral IOrVlool far aistln"'f,/aCai>ey In tho reJU)ar trainiD( """'"" and .....m • ..,. "'l'lllt lP'OII!IDODI." • llcnr ~· ~throu ... .. l!utiGII; .... wllo dliol !II ··-'•' F. ularCOIIUI>ilsloo by ........~ ll ... ~ the tml ...tlllly, .. - · Gellet'al ilolpltal J'rk'., _... ' . ""'21." . . . . .. ' ;'; "" •:j!t* FIREMEN'S MEETING mllltary <OIIIUltaliooa· wlt!Ch tho tioo al tho Small BUI!neu Ad, will bo bttd at U.. ChaiO :ll'urie1Balle requlreiDellls for~ patnl< SagOiuit 10114 • t1W All Pomeroy flremm> Interested Soviet IOventment bad ll1li' mln~lratloll "'- tha federal 111'' a1 IIMie lllondoy ot 10 LDI. with ;:':S~~IDci~<.,"..:,~~~ need lor cadeto hal iDoreolo<l ..., ' \ In a training IICbool .... request- gested." . ernment. burial Iii MU.. c.me!4!'J...... of Ohio, 5 feet. I inches taU with.,.... ,of the ealk1p o(aad~ e4 1<1 attend a meetln& of t h 0 llhn>shchtw a1oo remarked, the 1lolarianl dlnad at the Martin carl Herring will ol!td*. minimum weght of 165 pounds ~ . . 1 Pomeroy Firemen'• AOIOciatloo <:vJIDJ1I>I>Ique •kl. that both · R\Jio lttllaurlllt, then went 1o om... Be wu a ntired fanner and ' turnover~ Pa~ !'IIDb .. SUnday at I p.m. at the llecood ola and Finland should continue ol the Ohio Fuel Gu Co., lor the had opeat hil tnUre life ln Ra~ POCA, w. VL IUPil~ ol A eadet' startial pay ll ~ • Ward Fire House. Hobert P. Fry, ID walcb developmeata In the program. CUll Babr, prolldent, land. He iiiiii'Yiv"" by two nieces two diesel unl!l th~'":!:"' OC moath. Uponha~= eo;ordlnalor cl lint aervlce train- Baltic and oortherD Europe. presided, and lntrod<><ed Slopbtn Mrl. Jennie Bryant and Mn. El· the Poea Rl- Ia rowmea ~~ ::::::--adviDCOI lo . . . lng, wiD be p.--.t to explain The --·-"'ue ex---' the Coats, a JUtll. 100 of Ralariln' Bryoa~ Rutland·• two uepb- carrying t,.. Ira e ~. ~ $3lt _,.,_._ ' '' th, • program an d uswer · q,_ hope that ·-·---. ..- If D . . . .~ ~-·· their deatho a ,..._. • 11 Finland would. .......,, ew1, Joe Boyd, Pomeroy: Law- river Frida ' w.. pulled 1rom the maa. 1a five years. 11111or S. tionl local firemen, may have._ 1ary, oubmlt to the Soviet Union renoe. lloyd, Clnelnnatl, and sev· Tbe ~ York Central preseot Jlalary ld>edu1e, .. .,.., ' MAN ARRJ!8TED Its ldeao 011 measureo O>eCeiiBI'J FIRDIZ1il CALLED eral olher Dlecel and aepbtw1. diose' 1 till unde ter nd vaaceo to $460 per IDOI1Ib. ' The Pomeroy P,llce Depart· 1<1 p-.t tbe · borden of the two The Pomeroy Volunteer Fin> Friend1 may caD at the funer. beavie.':ane thaJlr.;: 01.: .e.:.' OW 1a addition, the Patrol hal • ; ment reportm tbe arrest of Rolph couutrlel. lltj>arlment wu called to t h 0 al borne ollor 7 p.m. today. Iter will attm>pt to pull II 0111 toa p<!lllioo syotsm, furllllbeo · all '• R. Carbone, 11, of Wamn, 0; Wllbdrawl llleherd Gilmoro mldtnee o1 dsy CADIZ, Ohio (UPil - AD East eq11i..,- and hal ,_ 1hqpaod• jO o!aq:> a .., ,lwpjl.!l Fino Laurel Cllll lhil morning •t IO:· CLUB TO MIIET The units plunge<! Into the rlv- Ohio Gu Co. gu line exploded ~Die and olehe.. hww He wtn appear before May« (The li11DOUIICI!II1t followed • 30 1 m. No report eould he 16tlell The Riverview Gardea e I u b er wheo oae of the !root eagiDe> ~y early today oo the Sergeanl MeCreedy IIIII ha.· Cborl.. LO&ar Tueaday. aatton,al unity ""'" b)t Kek· 00 ti,. eXtant 1 tha houJo !Ira. wtll <neet November 10 with Mrs. lmocked the bride• of1. Ito pler1 property of Glean Well<, about lliJ: would be ovailable f o r - , 0 Done! Riebel u boltesa. M- 'l'hlrt -1 LOtlAL TEMPS lronen 1 cblel - - ' In tort!>· derailed In ailles aorthwest of here. and to aaswer Ill . qwSbol ol . ,~, eomlnl -tdentlal · election~, liotlnl wtll be llri. Dalla Bulb. the ear1 ...,.. "We thought at lint that it was young meo In the llelgl • Go!llltl The temperoturo In Pomeray'l Olav! Hoako, who IIIIDOUIIced hlo IIIATRONI TO MEBT p. an airplane crash.'' Mrs. Well< area Interested In -"'1 ~ buslllOu dlotrlct at 11:!4 a.m. IIJ. wllbdrawal ln>m the race "In the The Put Motft>nl of Pomeroy MAIIIUAGE APPLICATIONS oatd. ·"l'lleu we looked i>ut a cation oo Nov. 2!1, 1961. io! 41 day was degree~, wtth IUMY lntereot• ol tha country.'' . Chapter No. 188 ' OES will meet Don L. Beepe, tt; Racine, u. dow and oaw whet it was. The • P·_ m.at tbe Pomeray Polloe oldeo. •. • !The oew FiDnloh electlooo bad at the MIIOII!c Temple Tueldoy, s. Nlvy, and SUe AM Buck, tt, Dames were shooting aeveral hun· Station m Pomeroy· made 11008TEII8 TO MEET been ealled lor •..V ¥"I yur Novllll>her :ta at 7:10 p.m. with oeeretary: Hoger Emdred feet In the air.'' lnqulri5DUI)' allo be lilT The Mlddlepqrl Bud lloo8terl lbortly liter Finland receiwd the MrL Rollin Radford u ilolteu metl Lightfoot. 10, Middleport, "'l'lle woo<il ware b u r D I Dg time. al the Patrol Pvst localad • moe! Monday al lhl Band Soviet note llluestlniloint mfll. and llln. D w II h t Parkor Ia laborer, and NIUICl EUen Gard· t 11r0und the !In!," she said. "Our ~-=,~t e = . : . : : : Room ot 7:30 p.m. tary "''!'oultaUou, charp of tho program. ..,., 18, Rl 1 Laapvllle • bouse wao lit up like every Hght pulil Gl H43S. bad been -ed on. The beat • _ _ __ the . frost off our ..... out· TO VllllT BEIILIN NEW YORK IUP!l-Arthur R lide. WASHINGTON tUPD - AtiJ, !leon, chfef u.s. aucleer uogo11a- Mn. Well< said the explosion..,. Gen. Robert F. Ke>mell7 ... hill A Soviet note ol Oct. Itt had proposed military COIIIUltatioDI with Finland to eombal what the Kremlin called a fii'Owlng dangor 1<1 Soviet aod Flnnlsh lrootlen from an alleged West Gennan military buildup In oortbera Europe and the BoiUc area. Wlll'>ll 01 Elledl The Meigs County Sheriff• Department reported two accidents The dri;..r of the Rutland car Thursday and Friday. Damage th bead was caused 1<1 three vehlelea. ed b rer;lv a ump 0~ : B I' ' Thursday at noon a ear driven 1 Jn a pa08eng~mei"r:-u 1 ° ~ b) Alfred Lyons, ."r., •. , Racine, one-year old, :;;:..,. ull :: went out of control at the junothe Mk. N y.: I~ lion of the Apple Grove and YeJ. 1 low Bush roado. :;r ~c trea':..t. req The car went off the we< pev.. Th~ other occident look place an embankment at 3,015 p.m. oo Rt. 7 aear the :ntln;:tielov:,... tustained ...j apprqoch to the Silver bridge. A·,: charges wele filed allalnst tho cor drivea south by Ben Eblin, dri 55. I!Qmeroy. pulled /rom a eonvor. tor lane In alt'mpting tc make Yesterday at 4 p.m. a car opa-riahl tum lni<l a market park· eroted by Mro. P. A. Wllllamo, lug lot. He ran Into a truck In llt, Dtxter Rt. I, pulk<l out of 1 the rlpt hand "through'" lane driveway oo the Salem Caote<· driven hy .Vaiden Moore, 2'1, RL Dex!M Road and hit a._..,. drlv· 3 w4verly. ea by G. E. Verlsan, 76, Carpen· ter. Thoro wu moderate damage MrL Wlllloma i<lld oherHro of· to. tl1e vehicles. Eblln wao elled flcen U.at bright '"" hlloided her "'Gallipolis court charged with .. """ pulled from the driveway. chanlln' laDfl without cautloo. She wu oiled Into eoomty court A repo_ o;l.of onother accident at 011 a charp ol driving without 6 a.m. today at the junctlmo of a uceioae. Light damage wu ·· ~nRt. 85 and Rt, 180, bas not been curred b)t ·botlo Cll'll. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY DOUBLE .CHECKED htm nush on the cbla. Tho .... o~nuled to hho feel ::vycol~.:;g~~o~hen:::tsw~ both car• OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 .,j -.,. bNke. loote. The llplo . .pped . . . . . be w1a lla11M oa the head wtOI • hammer. A !rytag pu ....., plo to m!Jl.aJr SINGLE COPY-6 Kekkonen Puts Khrushchev. Off With Hint Of War Move dNpped lo lllo - · Three Meigs COWltlano were fn. volved In two IICcldents, ooe tU· ing place In Melga and the other In Ga!Uo county, lnvesUgated by the Ohio State Patrol Friday. A m··''"ple Injury accident oecurred at !HO a.m. on the Dye Rd., mne miles north of Langsville. A cor operated by Janet Bolin. 23, Rutland, ~nd another roming In the oppoSite dn'ectlon driven by Samuel McKinney, 40' Dexter. met at the creal of a hlll II Upholstering Shop CAMBR!DOE, Mu1 ltJPI) , A llurtlu .....tod .......~ • bolh-m wt.low here ud Meigs County Mother And Son Slightly Hurt Devotions Had T hanksgiving Th T d erne ay RUTH'S Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio, Saturday, Nov. U, 1861 Wrecks Injure Three MEIGS THEATRE •-rt, ' ' " McComa.&', C;e:te A:It: K:ren Lynn Buchanan, student at OU "Prayer r·or The World Church" In clo.~i njil" Rev. Gardner sald ~ Gregg, Carolyn Russell, Carolyn 11 here for the Thanksgiving va· Ja~.et Wears, "Wh~.t The Bible ' I •• we. should live to honor God Searls Anita Bowles Carolyn Er· cation with her parents, Mr. and Is. Janet Arnold, Things Monand that we should live our ap- win Cheryl Eber b~h 8 rb 8 Mrs. James Buchanan. ey Cannot Buy," Linda Bailey, 8 preciatlon and thanks. Hoffner, Sharon Ingel~. ~a:;y David Hartinger_. student at · ·'Pray F?.r the Church,'' R i.t Rev. Howard Ruppelt. pastor K' J .. > K J d Wild . Kent State University Is here for [ Wears; Are You Worth , th p bt . Ch h id mg, ~JUY ems, uy er M Be h Pomeroy, Ohio urc , pres · Col W"l L the Thanksgiving weekend with rs. ar s. e re ~ Y emm 0 cd over the service. and wei· 1es . I •1va "'sntewar1"'"t 'andynnSh aua ani- }1is mother · Mrs · Lawrence Hart- · The· ,next meeting will be Dec. Big selection of l)ifts for your family and friends and Furnishings TONIGHT & SATURDAY comed the congregatmn. He a1so ' ' Inger. Jrd With Linda Bailey as host- · Jerry W•ld's recognized the groups and . : Ruth Ru.iz ot Denver Colorado ess. ''RETURN TO inaUons represented, the Th1rty·f1Ve of the local FHA . • . • for the home. Womens and Girls Ready .to Wear on the 2nd also attended a demonslra- who IS attendmg the AldersonPEYTON PLACE" be rs oI th e Evange I.mt> B dd Coil t Ph'll' · w 8 1 · lion at the Ga1 office Tuesday vroa. th WJ ege CTechnlcolor) 0 1·der of E "tem Star . t hose k d st lpt,Re · Cltester Club Met · Carol Lynley, Jeff Cha ndl er, the speaker's church. or the where the Betty Newton Home a. Js e wee en gue o1 v. floor. Furniture, Appliances, Tables, Chairs, Lamps, Pictures, Eleanor Parker, Mary Astor, Baptist Church, Mt. Moriah service economist held a demon· and Mrs. ~mrid Boone and With Mr•. Kaut-2 Robert Sterling, TueSday tlsl of Heath Methodist Church stratlon on sweet1 and treats for daughter, Jeame. The Chester Community Home Weld, Brett Halsey. It begins and the host church. , Christmas. Spending Thank.sgiving with Club met at Mirrors, Luggage, Blankets, Bedspreads, Mattresses and Box where "Peyton Place" left Special music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bingham of Mn. Karl Kautz oll! Mrs. Lillian steiff, organist, and · and daughter, and Mn. Nonna Mrs. Walter Brown the &ueol ll INCOME TAX SAPPY, Springs on the 2nd and 3rd floors . And on the main floor Miss Lynn Buchanan, pianist, Bingham were, Mrs. Bruce Bing-l•r><' akl>r THRIE STOOGES played "The l..Dst Chord.'' Mra. ham's parent• and alster She u~ "'remodelin£ clothes" Colorc1rtoon Steil£ also played for the apedal aunt, of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. her topic. Womens and Girls Underwear and Nightwear, Handbags, SUN,. MON. & TUES. anthem. "Lead Me Lo Galilee'' C. E. Yeager and Emogene Present were Mrs. F r e Nov. 26-27·21 sung by the Presbyterian choir. UeS Mro. Clara Goodrich. Mn. Theodore Mora, Mrs. "COM~ SEPTEMBER" Gloves, Jewelry, Umbrellas, Housewares, Cosmetics, Cameras Singing In the choir for the ser~ "Thanksgiving" was the theme Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holter, Mrs. Roy Holter, (Technicolor) Rock Hudson, Sandra Dee, vice were Mrs. Freda Bratt, Mils of the devotions Jed by Mrs. Den- have gone to Willoughby, children; Mr1. Reid Young Bobby Darin, Gina Lollobrl- Buchanan, Floyd Carmack, Cher· ver Kapple to open the meeting of for the holiday weekend children, Mn. Janet Gooeh . and Supplies, Television, Record Players and Radios. gJda, Walter Slezak. Campu1 yl Fife, Karen Gregg, Mrs. Lucy the Evangeline Missionary Socie- their daughter and family , children. Set barge• 1n on thi1 rendez. Gregg, Carolyn Russell, Mrs. Har- ly of the Pomeroy Church of and Mrs. Joe McKay and The next aU day meeUng will voua and makes it the blush· old Sauer, Lewia Sauer, Jr. Mrs. Christ held Tuesday evening at ters. held on the third Wednesday in&e&t invasion of privacy Dale Walburn. Janice Zirkle, the home of Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Carroll Swanson who ll in January at the home of. Mrl. •ince the keyhole was jnvented. Carolyn Searls, Judy Sauer and Chester Road. ployed in Montana is here fori ~~d_Y\"o~'"'"'gl:_,- - - - - Carolyn R~ll. Mrs. Harold Smith presided at Thanksgiving with his family. AI .. Colorurtoons Other mlmsters who partlcipat· the meeting and prayer was giv- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M~CUI·I wo~e Mr. and Mrs. George ed In the program were Rev. Ray- en by Mrs. Helen Leifheit. Jough of Columbus are ehere kett, Jr. and children and Kent Konkright, Heath Methodist, Twelve members responded to 'Dianksglving with their of Galllpolia, who ted the responsive reading roll call with a Bible ver!J8 or Mr. and Mrs. Jame& Cri1well Sharon Jones, student at OU Is and had the offertory prayer • and poem on being thankful A round Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCuJ. here for Thanklglving with her j Rev . Kenneth McCorkle, evangel· robin get well card was sent to 1 h, f p •· " d 1st for tpeclal tcrvlces at Church Cl Ad oug 0 omeroy. paren~.e , mr. an Mrs. Emerson 1 If o! Christ who pronounced Parlence n rewsde . Ch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschleman Jones end Barbara. She wliJ re-your , ans were rna 1or a r1st- d D I t •th 1 benediction • • s•--k House an k son urn w A ens tomorrow, Dinner f 11 ma3 d'iMer a t Crows u;a d areh n 1 ayton ,or urn ur. Ushers were Russell on December 11, followed with a wee. en wit re atives. guesta at the Jonel home yesternHds a John Fultz. Jame• Buchanan party at the home of Mrs. Orville M& Norma Sullivan of Pt. day were, Mrs. Dorothy DandaClinton Fisher. Well. Dolly Duzit.s were distribut- Pleasant, W. Va. came Wednes· kla of Athena, Mr. and Mrt. n.w friend ed to sell 88 8 money making day to visit for several days melt Jones of Shade, Karl project. with her niece and f~m:Jly, Mr. sell ~f Rltclne, Dr. A. w. The mission study on Japan and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. Other of Nitro, W. Va. and Ml'l. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your Sales Slips From ••• We're Ill Our euowas presenled by Mrs Edward Thanksgiving dinner guests Charles Burdette and .•,..... Venoy. · the Fisher hOme were, tom upho·lsLering jual can't t Games were played under the Walter Owenl, local and Mr. ·Thanksgiving Day guests at the be beat tor putting now life direction ot Mrs. Well, after which Mro. John Fiaher of Hebron of Mr. and Mrs. Narley Into old Iurniture. Stop 111 Mr. 11nd MrA. J. E. Levacy refreshments were aerved by the Mr. and Mn. Robert ·FJJher and daughter, Mn. Fay•e II l l •oote~lalllned with a dinner at hostess, Gallipolll. •nd 1011-, Kenneth were, Mr. for 1 free estimate. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham and Mrt. Dale H'yaell and chlltheir home at '111e Plaint, honor· ing Mrs. Levacy on her lWl of Hogset. W. Va. were dren and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sntith l lbiirtholay, Mr. Levacy having eelgiving dinner guests of Mr. and and children of Columb .. and J. l i elorabed hlo 81st In September. Mro. Joe Bishop and daughtera, s. , local Preaent were Mr. and M r a. Hope and Jebbie. Sanhorn, TI1e Plain•; Mro. Mr. and Mrs. George Forts Margaret Bobo, Mrs. Ethel Columbu1 were here yesterday calf, Columbus, 0 .; Mr. and Out of town relatives and for a family dinner et the home Dale Smith, Mr , and Mrs. I friends here to attend the funeral o£ Mr. and Mra. Dale Dutton and ard Anderson, Logan, 0.; the late C. E. (Doc) MeadoWJ daughter and Mr1. A. H. and Mr1. Wilbur Bailey, were John Meadows and daughter enter. Other guesta Included, c. daughter, Ruth Ann, Pomeroy: Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Blab Ham. P. Dutton, Mn. M. c. Hol>art Mr. and Mn. George mock of Charleston, W. Va.: Her- and Mrs. CedrJc Clark. and children Susie, Mont Mattox, Ethel Shoup, Mr. Ellen Dutton went to Columbus . Donnie, Athena; Mro. H ele and Mrs. Hulbert Meodowa of yeaterday to attend the Youth 197 MMh•nlc St. Pomeror Arvlch end aona, Richard Ll,maing, Mich., Mr. and Mra. Conference of the Eplacopa1 ~;;~!,\;C~h:;:ar~le;:•;.·_;Th~e~P~Ia:;:ln:;:•·~...... Paul Meadows, Mr. and Mra. Har.· church. She wiD return home _ ry Kinnan of Roseville, Ohio, Mr. Saturday. This Must Be The Place 'Ceuse There's and Mrs. Pare! of Huntington, W. Mr. and ~•. Herschel MciCiuo·e No Other Piece Like This PieceVa. and Elmer and Ruby Mead· and IOnl lpent ThanbglvJn owa, Sheila and Harold Drake Shreve with hi• t g I •• and Connie Miller, Spencer, W. paren 8• So , •• T~is Must Be The Piece Va.; Mr. and Ml'l. Ownle Osbom, Dinner guests yesterday of Mr. Athens; Mr. and Mrs. French Cot and Mrs. Gall Miller and daughSpencer, Ohio, Mr. and Mr1. ter, Sandy, were Mr. and Mra. • ... -.riii'r',.., ~ II Dlorsel Kincaid, McCOnQelsvllle; Gene ColemBD and son, Jeffrey II JfJWeil Kincaid. Lebuan, 0.: Ha· and daUjhler, Janie, Mr. and I Shwnway, Raymond, o.: Mr. Mrl. Mtck Miller ud 101>, Jeff. COLE SLAW 1 Pint .......... SSe and Mro. Virgil Kin<ald, Col..,. r03 Gall •lid Ollver Parrish, who Single Order ••• , 2h 1 Quart ........ 95c bus: Mrs. Eva Kinnan and Mr. II vrjling with Mr. and 'AlPin! . . .. . .. . • 30c • and Mrs. Charlet Kinnan, Rose- Coleman for nveral daya. POTATO SALAD Kentucky Fried Chicken inCtivlduel box 1.25 1 Pint ... •. , ••.. SSe l'&lr~2 Door Hard. Sharp car. One local owner. ville, 0. ; Mr. and Ml'l. J. K. Parrish formerly cl Ma'!'~''hl> Single Order . . . . 20c Three pieces of Chicken, Freneh Friea, COla Slaw~ Meadow,, Spencer, W. Va.; and ..U. II oupplyins the lAo Pint , ..... . .. . 30c 1 Quart .. .. .. .. 95c Hot !loll Ml'll. Rubel Caldwell, Reedov!Ue. the FreiiCh City BapUst C!'e1pel. lAo Gallon . . . . . . I.IS Bucket Femlly Si:re 5 to 7 pt!'Pie • 3.75 Dalllll' Sanborn II here lor Flfleea placoo ol Cbfoken, Hl>t Rolla alldlteal Spedal Hard Top 4 Door. Power steering. One careful holl<ily weokend With hil parenta Country GroVJ, . · owner. Chok-e or black or two tone red ~whlte . WCTV TO MEET Mr. and Ml'l. Bethel Coleman • hrrel of kentucky' Fried Chicken _ 5.00 The Pomeroy WCTU wiD meet !>lory Shaler and 1011 , M~e For 7 to 10 pe""lo at the Baptist church, Tuesday at Thankoglvlng In 7:30 p. m. W, Va. with Mro. •• TOM BOY - Cheeseburger, Hamburger, & C.taUt~t f. Door Sedan. Power at.eerln1. Extra nice . Hyalater and famlly, dramaua«mt owner, triple-decker bun, lettuce, tomato CHIC::K&N "SNACK-SACK" . Mrs. Joe Tribble, Mr. and llri. George HIIC'k~tt end s a u c e - · - - - - - - - - 50c l'or the t - lie ......, - TV Ylewla1 - for the eNII!W LOW HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Tom not 10 hungry ehlaken lover - cli~ten ~ and boo and IDD, Tommy left Sunday BOB BOY- Two Hamburger Patties (over Stu Chltl. All leather oeat1. Power lteerllfi, Power brakt-n PIT <IJ1oi ADMISSION PRICIS a v~tton 1n Florida with Mr. ea.. A beautiful car. 'I• lb.) lettuce and tomato 45c Kentuclcy l'rled Chldcen, Two Pleci. Adulla, 25., Chltdro~ lie and llri. Michael Hacketl 80th Birthday Celebrated At o·Inner EVen enttne e ' ' pastor of thl" First Baplisl Church . ! Mrs. Jot' Bailey, home econThe ~peaker spoke ol the t.hings !omicll teacher at Middleport Hig~ ! ~ BY Mt88 FRI!:DDIE The regullll' meetlhg or the that !he scripture says we should I Sehool, accompanied Lhe girls ROUD.\SHEI.T ! Rocksprings ~- Y.F. was. held _at be thankful for, as forgiveness of lthe IIX'al FHA to Gallipolis last the church Sunday everung Wl~h o~r sins hy God. for healing of all jThursday to 8 district meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ado_lph Saelens ! t~e President, Janet Arnold m ·'Mwnksg•v•ng service at the F•rst 1rh seasPs, redemption from di!H Girls in the group were Karen and son DenniS were m Columbus (harge. . lhtited Pre:sbyterian Church. ' t•·•wtion, divine love and assured ]Singer, Ola Mae Clark, Carolyn Thursday to spend Thanksgiving The Scriplu!J! was read by Mrs. Us~ng a~. his topir ''St irrin~ ~p , Iovin~ kinrlnes.'i of God. McHaffie, Paula with their daughter and fami1y. Hugh Bearhs, Thessalonians, chap-_ 1Gilkey, DoriA t.ratltu&.., ~ev . GardnPr outhn- 1 He sa id that ''our God is 8 GQd Johnson. Beverly Perrin, Kar- Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and c hil· 1~~r 5, ver~s 1-8. The program, .f>d and explamed the 103rd Psalm of justirt>, of Revelation and Mer- en Pettit Ci d M r is Di nne dren. He Cares Mary Jane Douglas • fnom' melt~ 0 upz·ls ,,.,.,1za 'e•nort Ez·:g · h th G .,.,..de ::~.=~~....: !':':::~~~::..:~~.half :if:.=~: u~r:: :r •u r .l II · nk·-t:ut' J the~ ill.,· J-' l,.l j UUf,t . Mtddleporl Elshth Grade puplll are a thank!)~~ lot. oecordlio& to four uampleto produced fm. IH)M,!Iptu rrtday by teacher Mra. NOn Moore's dau. Below the hrlef OIOIYI ore • nroduced. ·Eoeb Ia'"' lbe theme, "Why I AM 'l'llanldul.• , BY tARRY~ There ore many reolll>na Why I am thankful. I am thankful lo God lor Ill the froedom aad """' derful thiago I enjoy We llhl indeed. lucky to live • In thlo woader!ul lladt-Ainerioi. Allll!rlca Is the land ol hope and OT>porlunlty. We han many 1r.. . dom• tn our ...,b'J. Such thlnp u freedom cl '""f"h. religion aad lreadqm •Ill t~• pre" aro thlnp that 11'0 jlllt dr..mo In other coiilltrlel, We ohould be Indeed thankful that we hove theiO. w..bould be thankful far many otherthiap, too •our pareato, COf1111111DIIy, ehutclles. aad Hhoolo al'e thlnga fpr whleb wo Ill should be U.anldul. Tloe traditional 'l'llanllqivina Day. wu lllarl84 b7 tht P1J1t1ma j I • In taL They ware glvln( tbenlu for their •le voyage 1<1 Amerlcol ond f,.. !hair eropo whicll had fi1'0WII well. Of coune, just because there II ooe <ily of the yeer named '1'llanbgivln( doeon't meaa that we should walt far th11 011e day and give thanks for aD we heve. Every <ily of the year abould be • thllllitsiJying for If we . would ototl eountlnl aD our lhanko 1<1 God we YIDIIld never lei flnlohed. Allin all, we •hould be thank· fpl very milch fol: lha> many wonderful thlngl wt ·a~ore ud ~Y In Amlrlca. am theoldul lor my aliter to look I U.anldul that we have a prealdenl I om thenklul I« illy eountry l and ota11 ID nm ooir country. bec1111e we bavo fnedom. 1 am 1 am thanldul {,.. the ehanco to thanldul for the ooldlen who celebrate thil !loliday. I am glad ......, herve• that &d ID .... our we bavo a JICbool ud teaehere to eountry. help uo lem. I om thankful for · And ...... Ill. I am 11w!kfu1 thl1 day and tbt thlngo wo bave for God who loob t!fti!r "' and to on jay. f!>r !Ill b, JHWI a.-lit, who 1 am thanl<boJ for tbe food ,.. 3Ied on the Crou to ...e uo !rom have and our mother and father o!n. I am thankful thaiiHil- and br<>tben aad mlerl. to God to pray and to ott him I am thankful lor my pel and lo forgive me ,.,., I have <loot the ebaueo I ID play with wroor. . ·. . ~ I am thankful lor the diiCOY· I un tlianldul far I\'II'YIIIInl eneo cloc- and .,.. 10lenUots. that I am lo l!aVt. · I am thanldul . for God, moat ol II U wereo t lor iloe ~ he- all. . roes ollong ago "" wou!dnl hove ' 8"1' llo'TRY LACIIY the free COUilll')' that wl. hove to- . BY IIOY COLEMAN I . . thonllful fw my borne u d1y I om thenklul that I Uve In 11>11 a plaee for lhelter, and for my 1 am thanldul that i ..,. Ill ·,..at country of America. dwrdt u a place lo wonhlp ao down to a 'J'hanksbYiilg · mei!l • We oro by far the moot !ortuuI pi- • . which 1101110 ~ are woable ID olo poop!. In the world. A lot ol I am thankful for the dotheo 1 do. . 1:uropoou and Allan eountrlao wear: my ochool u a ·place to get I . hove people !bet would be glad to aduoatlon, and the leachen to BY I_,CK SIGMAN have IIlii food and lhelter. 1D help me learn. I am thankful that wo biVI! the Aaierlc•,.. don't uauoU, even I am thanldul lor 1111 pannbo right 1<1 woroblp God as we pl.,... I thlak bow weD all,.. 11'0. lo btlji mo ll"<l:jr ·aljd· to teoch mo .and that 11e biVe te eliurcheuodl .I a mth•nkful that 1 h..e tbe the I'IJI!I thlnp. I om thanldul 1mlniJten 1<1. help u. 'privilege o1 &o~n~ · ID oebo<>l ao for my frltndo u I om lhanldul w our - t that I eu undentand boll<ir ~ IIIII for tll(j fOlld - 'Mt oat. I and tho Itt~~,. haW. 1 at~~l.ner· ID41o love; , • . I --·I . ha•• ab!• ( . t· ' . ,=. ' cbes"7 .24 I . - . uuelear upioiiODI dlll'ing the up She said_ horned for ... coming Genova .lest ban ta11c1 good 4$ nunuteo before emerg... prob1e1111 of the world. , despite Ruoolan worn!np 1<1 the cy ere"';: ~ed ~,!;'·~ , d ~ure .on Co t e, :;' .11 , 111 to 1 am _,rally th>nklul lor the conlrarY. church when! ,.. can go 1<1 thank "Our ologan will be test on hearr1'?" Y; er1..; 0 ce God 1... our many bleulngs Wa lall<,'" Dean 101d. "We absolute!8-m n llUlle · abould reall• thet tbe rea..;. for ly will h..e lelts while tbe talb •aid ~heO:etn':,; <>l the tha Plltt'lml coming 1<1 America 11'1! going oa." an>Wl exp on pro wu 10 they eould worship God 81 Dean, who spoke at a Dewl OOD· vented the fire from spreading. they pleolltd. In the times of the ference oo the we ct hfl depar- No one wu Injured. Pllgrlmo they aD had to go 1<1 turo tonight lor the talb which lbelo<l~e ,...~oao, eur.h ct England. II they were opea Tuesday, also Indicated the eaughl WOI'IIhiplng God In their Unlled Stslel was goln~ 1<1 lake a •••• , • , ••••• , , •••••• , own way they were ....,..ly J>UII· hard line ot the Geneva confer- :.: SHOPPING ilhed. Now In America we can eneo table. WOI'Ihlp God however we pie.... Awotl w Olton • DAYS LEFT m thaJlklullor n m frtendo "II theft'• ping 1<1 be any •. 1 In ~tddleport and 0 ;... ~- in treaty, • he llld, "the offer~ wiD : ,t other placea. 1 can trust my haVe 1<1 come !rom Ruasla.'' The • ~ lrtiOid.t when I om tn trouble. United Stalao wiD not altar tbe : • People In Ruosia don't know who treaty propoaall it already bu : to ~ 1 d 1 knoW what Amer- mad ha id USE CHRISTMAS SEALS . tc would. . without !rleudo aa"'111 : 11 weak ___..., tbe ""' · a -~....... • AND HELP FIGHT TBI • I om thankful the Pllgriml had! U.S.-Brlllob propolal to _.... • . •: enouch eourage to crou the At· DUclear test !alb thet """ beok· lantlc Oeean through many herd- en of1. Sept. 9 when the llovletl ohipo ud trouble•. II they hadn't reoumed their 1imoapberle btesta. 'IH•mtghl ljlll he 'II'OI'Ihlpping In But In accept!nJ, the Communlotl the ehureb of England. . warDed the Weot Bllalnal new on- are Jllot a few thinga I lelia ol,lhW on. 1IUala ...,.... am thankful for. If 1 )m>!e all ad anomer Yolmttary - · a:t I wouldn't 11e able lo aprea[bul Delft lndioalecl lbll wao ,.. . itq tbaaU for all807 l>leulnp. I>OOIPIIblt: . lor the w-Jrcled cllJ, ..... aDnoun<:e<l Friday. . Tbe President'• .._ might visit tbe West Germaa cop. !tal of Boon, diplomallo said. HIGll SCHOOL SCORES UoJied ,..... - Columbo~ Wool n N..... • .. Llddal Vallo7 IN U- Looa1 'II ~ fl t1 MarlolloiM. Maryo rl C1111brldp 1M. Be...u.t • B)lllollleld N- II Doytoa ~a llprlnlfleld 8oullo II Folrl>an II ( . . _ • l'orlmlolllb • •, Cabaabuoo NoriiJ II W<ridlleta a Now You Know The bl(bell moalllo ill -'» ...,u.. 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Title A name given to the resource November 24, 1961 bolin gillispie harold