https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4afec1307adcf414c6a9d08c74aadd14.pdf 3c4e22a392e72515df5ff2427a839a33 PDF Text Text ,-· •: • • Around And About ~ly~·n':l~•l~ Pomeroy-Mlddtepo:t, o:, Dec 1. 1~6~ \ Patents Place Study Subl•ecf Mi..ionary Stu.dy Held By Pal Teens , Cyclists Held Dinner Event The Melp MotDrcycle held a dinner Wednesday e;;:m~~~~ ''What Is Parent and Family A missionary study on Gualt"BY MlSS numom at the Salisbury School he t..Jfe?" was the topic used to high- ' mala_ was conduetf<! Thursday ROUDASHEl .T I Roo Calvert. a member who light the program at lhe when_the Pal T~n Chapleaving today lor hit: Air J'or·co il meeting of the Cbf>ster PTA , Nov. ter of the Mlddk>port Chun:h of ' Mlddll"port Persoaals Seo&lael base in California. 'JO. at the €hester Gr-...Je School, the Nazarene lllt!t al ttw home , Mr and Mrs. Rll.SSell Rice A large decorated cake with with Mrs. Donald Mora presiding. I or the pa!ltm· . At'v and Mrs .: were in Huntington Wednesday to Inscription "Good Luck Ron" Speakers 00 phases o( the !:IUb Clyde J . Baz·tletl . \1rs . B<:~rtlelt l visit with Walter Nuckles who is tered a special table at whlk-1111 jert included MJ"F.. Samuel Mich- I was m _charge •.r the ~udy anrl l seriously iU at his home. Mrs. were seated the honored guest Mrs. Howard a devottonal penod was conduct· Rice received word this week of Mrs. Calvert and member!! of 1 C rl Kautz ;:;ke: and Mrs~ Harold Spencer. ,ed by Rev. Bart!Ptl . ,the death of he.r sster. Mrs. familv . lnludlnr Mr. and Mrs. A ,~~;roup discussion was then held. ~ames and ref~shm~nts werf' ,Hugh Libby 1Laura Nucklesl. car &holl and Marlene, OOhgie The meeting opened with pray- ;enjoyed and th<' F1r.c;t bu1.hl'iay of Mrs. Nu<"k les died Tuesday m Calvert and Dale Harrison. Others attending were Mr. er by Mr. 1. 0. McC<Iy. Sef'relary l the Bartl£'tts' daughter, Reeky, Phoenix. Arizona. and reports were l!,iven 1was observed. Attending were 1 Mrs . George Wright and ~::!~: II IJv Mrs. Charles Griffith anl'i Sharon Harr ison, Joyce Long, Mr. and Mrs . Homer Rice, Mr . and Susan. Mr. and Mrs. 1 sMn.uel Mlehael. Hilly Dixon. Bill Moodlspaugh .l 11:~d Mrs. Denver Rice and ~n. Hager and Debbie and _Rhonrlla:ll 1 Mrs. Roy Bolter, membership James Bartlett. La111' •raylor· and B11ly 11penl 1~!11 Wednesda.y mght 1Mr. and Mrs. PhlUp Radford committee oblirman, anoounf'f'cl .John Wilt. ]and Thanksgrvlng day wrth Mr. IStephanie. Mr. and Mrs. Llo~vdlf I and Mr!l . George DeWeese in Ki~ and Mona, Mr. and MWrsU.IIIam•ll 116 pald memben. I Athens Mrs DeWeese who has lix: Alkire, Mr. and Mrs. M k d P Mrs.. Howar ar l:'r. rs. · · · . nd d M ·th M ML'C0 1·SERVICF.S FOR POE been eonfined lo her home wrth Wagner Jr. a Bren a, r . Charles Griff I , r·s. 1· 0 · Y M w Sl Mr and Ml'l · and Mn. Gordon Ridenour were PHILADBLPHIA <UPTl - Fu- !1: sf'vere l'ase of the flu tor lhe rs. nvne oane, · · named to 8 commiUee to rl'vif'W nel'al .~~ervices werf' lobe helrl to- pa~t month is improving. Robt'rt Chapman and Bobble Kav. dav fur Edgar Albn Poe 90 an i Mr. and Mrs. Gene 1 the by-IaWI. : •• • • Mr.~ C'<:~ d Niehols and son, Carl 'j and Be<"ky and Randy, • • Mr Braaoon'a Hfth grade won All-Amertf'a at Prrn~""Cton tn 1889. ' J . d M.k . R tl d . lted 1 t S -......;;.jjF'oe. w1lO was a ~rea1-nPp hew of r. u1 u an vrs al'l un- 1 Dwtght r ullums an 1 e, Mrs. d · d:..y wilh Mr. and Mrs. Husseii iEugene Willoughby and · f 11 1 d Butch. Mr. an· d Mrs. ,~:~ ~~~~ arneilK poe an au 10r, once Lyons aud, farmly . and Carl, .Jr. 1.I and ll••m•l H1f.omev !;(ener<l I of . M H I" t \\:et.~ d at·eum pBmed the Lyons lo Alh- , S1sson and Rkk, rs. II ~t.r•,l•r•d.. t' rtf'{ nes ay. _ .. ens when they returned their son, Arnold and SU!Janna, George MIDDLEPORT, OHIO D<Jvid to Oll David had been ner and Kennv Johnson. NOW SHOWING llu• book award for ha,vrng t~e hert! for !be Thanksgi ving vac-a- Following the dinner "s•x mo:;tbepnrf'nts present. rhere . were shown or summer • KITTENS GO . wrll D ,II{Jil. 8 rt>gu Iar mef' ,.m~ m TO COLLEGE" l'· Ues of the club. · Mamie Van Dore n, Tuesday remher but insteod . a Christmas , Mr. and Mrs. Wilfr·ed Weld, Mijanou Bardot a~sembly, planned by Rev. Ro- of Mar i~tla visited yeslterday herl Card and Mrs. Hornee Karr, Mrs. Folger's sister and tarnuy.l "ATOMIC SUBMARINE" will be presented for the ('hilclren. Rev. and Mrs, Donald Boone Arthur Franz, Dick Foran 1111is will he Tu esd11y , Dec. J9. ,daughter, Jeanie. The Folgersl Also Selected Shortt P>~ren l .<~ are welcome. wert! here for the banquet Ladies' night was held Thurs- 11 ~:;:~~~~~~==~ ~ The hosp itality committee for Men 's Brotherhood o( lhe evening by the Men's Broth·l l fo llre .lanuary rneetlng, which will Buptist Church lusl night.. of the Middleport F i r I be Family Ni~ht , includes Ruth .· k d Baptist Church beginning with Bacr Marv Kautz. Vir"ini<l Chad· Mr . and Mrs. AI Henduc s an I th b t f , . " h.ld f G Ill I" I "led n e . a.!lemen o h h Th t bl bl I well · Fr::mces SIJerwer ~md Pal- ·c I r·en,· o . a po ts v st cure. e a e essng rlcia Hol~er. . . here ~outh frtends yesterday, given by the Rev, Donald H<>one. ll Pumpkm pre With Christmas decorations we cream and roUeP wer·e d th 1 bl s with lowing the meeting. . :ay:; go~d :,; gold omamenll Midr//PI)Orl I regularlcvemng Sol ' ~LBERFELDS Main Floor, Choose from a big selection of useful and practical gifts. Courteous, capable salespeople to help you. Kabo• 'n Grill - - - - - : - : - : - - • 1 Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Til 9 VOL XIII ~ t1w ~ an IDd rich ._uty ol .t.w.. ..... ....... wiiii~UIIItr. .... ...._. Cllppllaollr---- rid! Nli"W. • • • · tAUa cova • t ... MICifoVI wnH e :t ... MUCI • • WIUI c0va cfva • 'lomeo/the fabulou• TONIGHT & SATURDAY "TOMBOY AND THE CHAMP" (Technicolor) Candy Moore, BE-n Johnson, Jes-se White, Christine Smith and Jess Kirkpatrick "THE REVOLT OF THE SLAVES" (Technicolor) Rhonda Fleming, Lan& Jef· rrlea and Dario Moreno. ·' ,;· Pomeroy, Ohio SUN., MON., TUES. ~ttmbtr 3-4-5 • featured. The head table centered with a small Ufe-llko!! • IM !Ill', DVJc:N OYIN Wlnl COVIi :sANDWICH .• Order By Phone And Toke 'Em Homo mg at therr hall Ul Middlept~rt. scheme. Mrs . David Darst Jr., Richard Owens, chancelor "and Mrs, Harold E. Hubbard m~nder, presided with J:rU were in charge of decorations off1cers pt·csent. an'd the tree which contaiMd It wa.s reported that about 2.200 plcke was made by Niem~y~r. a member , had Mn. Hubbard. ed the veterans hospital in Assisting in the kitchen were In gIon, W. Va. Mrs. J ohn Mrs. Fram.-e1 Bearha, Mr~·~u';!ll caid was reported improving Mrs. E. L. the Pleasant Valley HoRpital. Isabel Winebrenner, A donallon was mode to the I n•• Hindy, Mro. Paul Smart, Kauri aod M!'l. Hubbard. Pythian Home for a Paul Smart, president of the fund as was one to the was In . charge and Welfare fund of the Pythlans. 1. ulary ochadult for toa.bon. per· education and 1 ata1A! Jaw which oonvenllon tod117 honored mllslon ror boards ol education to opponenta charge keopt teachert publle school olflcloJa pay aU or part ol IR1UP 1oauru» from ''!<aching about Commun- anpletod 25 yen ol plant for Khool employ.._ a1Joea. lam. • U.. aerYioe. lion ol state lunda for comtruc- N"" offioen a1ao wen aehed- '!'bey ...,.. Raymond tion and robabllltalloa ol acbool ulod to be elected today. lieJd. Wonon C4lolt)r ~=:;, bulldingo, lpprop'latloaa for a pi- Included a -ldent, prealderJt,. ont: Lloyd 1!. lot study o1 problem ,..0., .,.. elect, two IIIOII1bMI to the OEA 'a head of the Bucbye largemenl ol the State Teachen :ta.member execut1vo - · trld. lledlna Coomly: in JanUOI}'. Retlnmeot System board of di- an NJ!A onc1 ..,. membor W. l'uftly, Urbanl01~=:!'; The allleltlbly aJao adopted alx rocton aed revllloo ol the School to a three-year unapirotl ~ ·on R. C. a.,.olda, ., other "aetlon goala" at the elooo FOIIIIdatlon Program. the Boord of Control ol tbo Ohto Jell.._ LoW ~ of the first day ol llle three-day Ad 0. Be111dooa Teacbon ond Puplla Roading Clr- o.mtJ: L. F Sclmrdw, meeting. Nearly aU of theN bave In today'• aeaalona, doleptea cle. 1a1oe CouDty - l a i r , . been preoentetl to the Joclllature - • ..peeled to a<t .., 30 reaol- The Ohio Alaodal.lon of Sehool J. F. z..t, before without........ uliona, includlnl two colllng for Admlnlalrabn. beldlnJ Ita -.l!ldt!nilla 1«o1 Dlolrfol, '!'bey llll; for a llote minimum lliudlea ol tho - · · liDandn& tl ing iu .,..junclm ..a. llle OEA Coun!J. uodertalteo by the - · After a 27-mlnute debalo, the delegalel alao directed the ....,. ciatlon'o ollleen and lltaff to ''vlgOI'Olllly support" the NaUonal Education "-iatlon'o I<COIIIIIl1!lld ation fo< fmanclal aollatanc:o to education during the aecood ,... alon of the 87th Congre. atartln& n- l!!llllli!JW! !I !!Ill! liP. II 1.1 J& Scandal Looms In Pol.·..." Cookie Jars Services For Mrs. Wise To Be On Monday Multi-color decontlon un. del' hlgh glaze. Heavy duty ceramic. DeCorated with embossed cookies. 1.95 Give Corning Ware For Christmas • Mrs.Gruaer Of EnterpliSe . A Loafing Gift For Tht • flcen ·were elected for ttt. new Preoldent Harold E. Hub' Vlco Preoldent - Kol BinSecretary - Ow<~: Bralton Treasurer, - John Kauff. M'""bers and guests attondlnl Mr. and Mrs. Folger. Rev. M!'l. Boone and dllughler, Mr. and Mrt. J oba 1Ktoutr., Mr. and Mrs. Gene K.lu!C, aod Mro. Harold E. Hubbard, aod Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr, and Mrs. Toll)' Fowler, aod Mro. Cllarlea Vroman, and Mn. Gerald ADthony. and Mn. Edloon Baker, Mr. with racks, 21k quart double boilers, 10 inch lkllletl with and withoUt rackS, handles, cradlea, electric percolator& and buffet !lerven. Take from freezer to flame or heat. Corning · wa~ will rul~' crack from quick tem· perature thiUlle. ' WESTMORELAND ~ -pi- . . TOA8T.It Tho Oll!y malic loulerl BIHII Iowen ..-ll<olly .- ,.. laYeta .. push. Toa,t ...... - DO -~~ lo 101 porfoet - _.n. Yuu lima ........ RADIA-NT· CON· _., __ 'I'ROL ........~ . odjuala touUac qcle . to . molntun ~ ....... e S.. the Com,l.t. Line of Eleclrl,col Appii!IIIHI Ell. . . . . - SPECIAL C:OMBINATION ~FFER haq ID do It JIO lDID tbe · POMEROY NATIONAL BANK n. people ..... alca ....... Do CXIIIDela ..... oelect. ;,., .._for cbt c:lllltbea. We will ha10 It poot-marlctod fiCGI Soiua a-lad.. if you mall It in - apeciallllall bar, Tilt JVIIII&II!III will be detipraol llld ibrilted ........ ...., ....... drla dMrtti....,..... PQMEROY NATIONAL BANK Died Homel One, l'nr, 1% covered saucepan&, roast en complete Mn. David Darat. Jr.• Mr. gee-.,_, .... --· MIN II the buslnel .. ,•::.:::~: the report err tile N committee . was given by Hubbard, Sr. aod the following of· He told me aU about ~~~e· llrowalot IIIII 11it1 lelndeor. I · know that lr amo from SOma for Modler aiel 111ot it waa poor-marked "Soara Clluo.• Wouldo'r )'01U litde sirl ar bor ..,. II) 8« 1 locrar from Stnra Claua1 To aiel cbac all,.,.. Barr-. .u- Zirkle. Hll topic was, ·~at ~~~~~~~~~OiiONiD.iiioiiiiliiiiiiiiol~;~.~· Layman la." and Mr ond Mn. · Poul 1Srnlort and ~~~v. ·au-tat~anoon. ~~~ • eo-. II M!'l. L. D. Dllea, Mr. and Cla1011oe Clad<, Mrl. Jlellloh II allllo meeting aod following and Mro. Cecil Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Blrql. Mr. Mt'l- Dana 'Hamllt<m, Mr. I SINGLE 69c "THI LAST SUNSET" Buz Walbum, Chester Zirkle, ~:~~:itaMrs. WllfrM Folger (Technicolor) Bt·ad Wolfe, Carl Owens and i nng bwo n1Jml>ert. ll Rock Hudson, Kirk Douglas, Dorothy Malotle, Joseph Cot· Lawrence Bing attended a "Sweet Little JetUI Boy" I ," She was 8CCOIDil801ed len, Carol Lynley, NevHie dinner of Naomi Lodge In 8r11nd. With the safe lU8tl· polls this week. The Rank of MI'II. cecil Bradbury. ness that the, sought love 'was conferred on one PauJ Chrlstiauson, oa1torll , .. they turned lhe fury of I alter dinner. Refreshments the Fil'Bt Bsptilt church their hate . upon each other! I served by Carl Owens and waa the ape~ker for Wy 2-5432 ~~~~::;:;;;;;~i:'i~iiji Colornrtoons Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Saturday, ~. 2, 1901 F-ormer Pomeroy, Buckeye Star Is Leaving Wichita U Milk white dishes with embossed a:rape and leaf design. F1des Lodge, No. 210, Knights tree made of toothpicks and . Pylhias,_ met T?ursd.ay even- sprayed to carry out the color I ,....rq . - . ... Dye Moves North To Nebraska Universi · • 1ow· •aua wmt eova Crows 1 -·~· .......... ~ OCI'Itbala. 1 MEIGS THEATRE u.a. - • Run Sandlots . . . ....,. C.,linmtal .ad Ladies' Night Held At Church D • M d onatlons a e By Pythians NO. 193 ... - -......... .............. en tine.' MooiiJ cfoH7 ... . , . - uy, ~~~~ self bastinli:. I STEAK HOUSE at y OI!A executive ...,retary, who aald the 8510<iatlon would eaD Ia leading Ohto orgarri•ationa to deYelop 1 fibn to prooent the oeedl of ed11Calon to the publle. He oddeti thal .he techer'o profeaaioJ)al organization alao will seek tax experts "to work wUII 111 to plan the tax structure ltr the The ll5tl delegatea attending the state of Ohto to do!Mrnlno what convention here unanl- tax base Is needed to adequately agreed by voice vote to ap- fiDanct pubfuo aducatlon." up to $100.000 to earry 1Dre More Help story of school needs 1<> the The uiOOiation will need addl1peoople of Ohio. tiona! per...,.l to carry out this The proposal was preseutod to].job. ba oald, which he described delegalel by T. G. O'Keefe, aa one of the moot Important taa1o1 rr- Eight roto-maUc skewer• turn and broil Shish kabob treats around a Vertical lire basket1 Juices trickle down each s·kewer - I • COLUMBUS IUPD -A "grau roots" campaign to build publle support for irnpt'Oved state school financial aid wao authorized Thursday night by the Ohio Education Aaaociation. The OEA also renewed Its fight more federal aducatlon assist- STAINLESS . STEEL C!UIIS 1111 I Ohio Education Association.Plans Grass Roots Drive For More School She'll Appreciate This Lovely • • , --· - • e . ~ee. COMPLETE 10 PIECE SET 1 1 IN POMEROY Visit the busy .Housewares Department on the treasurer LIBERTY THEATRE • • • I ,.=-·==--_,.._.... . I _ 1\io quart covered ....,. mnsurlni utenaU. ..... Clnlr . Hayrs Declares Open Warfare Against OSU Thirsty Thief Alumni Secretary Fullen Over Bowl Vote ~~un~o= Covered SQup Tureen$ With laclle and REVERE ·WARE SAUa PAN pan and America'• "nost Nantl.,.de Milk Gl~l , . Authentic reproductlono of Early American &laoo ~ Doric Pattern, Panel.. Grape Pattern, 014 Quilt l'tt,. tern and Ji:niUob HObaall , Pottern. trQ. Whlto . cetamle lou embeaed ~~ao · lliJ>I. Tra)' ........ .. b>lldJ -·platter. • ,. MBIG8 OBNERAL RGSPITA!< ·Admissions - Minnie· CoppOI llofer Mollohan DAYTON, Ohio IUPil - Ohto State J' o o t b a U Coldo Woody Hayes declarod Wll' Friday niFt on <CIIIIrovftslol osu alumol retary Joel< PUllott. . Hayes oddreaoed an alwMl gathering <Jt about 100 hero fol'-'•• !lor evenlrl - · • • an ear g appear.... on a Columbus !olevlalm show, whera be UD1eaabed a aimDar ottacl: on J'UileiL 1la)w laid llle blame for Ohio State'• N faCility council wte apinal tho Bowl tid• - ltlu~ "If lhla m• Is lllill pclllUial with Cheahlro. ----MAN mm 'nle Poqlero)' Pallee llepoflo · . armted 0ar7 HovM!II', rt, ..-·-Lac-ar.J.mto Ohio Friday an 1 ldilll'l" o1 p.;.r ' .., e 7tll!>!r the o1umn1 orpniullona II'OUIId the Jtate." U.,.. aald, "he abould rota1n hls job, U not, be ohould 101 qui of Ibm." Puliea ltaa bien 1 long·tlmo IDe oli~~Ju' and hu JOpeOiadly writ1<1n . ~ aOwlll'llcloo In tile PIR8T CANVAM 'J1JO Middleport l'lre DepartrnD wliJ begin Ita CIIIIV811 for IIIU1Ual Clu'lstmea beoketo <Jt - - porl~le ~ to be lite needY'(amllles, Sunday, begiMirql ot t p, 'yn II II the :lint of 1 ,of ~anvaooet In . the Midarea. 6·75 ' Dl,.bariOI _ Margaret Cool: 11CjUIINI7 on Fullen's Jhoo}dera. ""'Cited t o - '" ·Aioinal :l!ouihlr ......... Is _.o,}o," ~ ultl, "for this ·wbkh bu eaUIOd mora bltlemeu- Oblo Slate oJum. nl and taxpoyera . - lbo 1bat1 1UJ1i11ing o1ao Ia JDf ory. • '1110 aoach aabd his • . . - If FuJJea "rellecta . yaur IDlrlklnl " 1111 - - was • ....,.. ol "no's." , ~ denounood FuiJon I !Of. _ , . Ia llle Novemlx!r ltlontltl)to Ohio Stalo fuothaJJ plaJtn u '"pro!eaalonal . - . " '"WbeB Oblo Slate !ootbell made Sparta Jllustrated IIlii the Now Yod< ~;· IID)'the• aald.U;_:~ WIDII'I beeaulo tl ...,._ of our playllll>ut beeanoa ol lhll mon·a OOIIIIIICIIIL Wo bad gnai}J unlovorablo p.bll<llf. II lhla tbo "'">' u llumnl -.ry lboul4 serve blllllllwraltyt'" · the • - wmt lhaB clo llhJ. 1 ...,. - . , . deata at the achoot. I~=- eariJ IIlli _..., · ''We ban prolealonaJ &IU ID Ml lpportlll . . . . dents • 11oe eoadl aald ''but not Iliquor. ~ othleta. .,.. ,., meotheado ,. lbo llblo Antl State !uotboll team. • 1 had wu Bow 1:::~ beoD domlrWll in the lhlntln& ol the Oblo Sll!lo pla)'vl. and that tbf squad hid aD out Ia llle ltllchlgaa · - In .._ t1 Itill... ....... lracltnll the bowl bld. '"The Jdda de " ,.. that trip, l>ullding. • ., ....,..,.. ~ too, llayH tWcL I bad · ~ _ ..U, i11t1 lla.!oo 101d the - _':!...,the ~to ~~to ~ .~..... . - - - - •v up to San ProDc1ro Ia wootledul cll7. I npoal. I clo IIIII queJil<D t h e - of tho '-~I couneU T --'1 ·- J» odJta, • do-- ,_. WM memboro wbo aplnal the bowL.,. tbo1r rl&hl~::. j::J whldl liiJOO ........... _..,. clo 10, ball of IJblo lltalo fuothaJJ ~ ..... to , . _ u.,.... .....,.... eaihr••tti -·· ..........__..,. __ ..,. ......... :r-ot ........,,..,1._..,.__. Qw101 ~ loa& ~. liD - �(f" . , ) The Voice Of Broadway Limbo Dance May Replace Twist . .,.,.....,_.......,.,....--• ·••••-•"'"'""'"'"~w ;uzuc Mrs. O'Toole Near Victim Of Hoodlum CINCINNATI: of J im O'T 1 00 • • I p'tche s emo IS e ew ..,_,...1 18.3, t·U , running 13 feet on roD- ,_,..._ _ _ _ _ ... __ ;;: euar~~~"'ns .,_,[;_ _ -~ 1 (UPJ l ers, Pomeroy·~ll 1:1.01, Pt. c· lnna~R~ 111 ~ Pieasant 24.51 , Hinton 1.51 faUlnl Dr. and Mrs. Don Gib901l and Ia e, 1 ~ct A 1962 B · k d 1· h d d th f , 1 u1c was emo ts e , an e r.o nr enn o tractor trailer outfit had heavy ·damag e an an acr' 1t orned Front Rank p•JalllS• t comes Here FQr secondJn senes • Smokers Get Some Reprieve ''"' From PhysiCian 1 st: • ' 'lew In Farming -:- ~ E- I . As 0NriveCarr slcaDpes "IJUhryd 8 Kanawha Falls 2.1'1' falling, 1011 Mark of Portsmouth were investigated by the Ohio Stte Patrol Friday at 2:55 p. m. ~arl r.v .w~s .: :: : wo women Charleston 18.31 atatlonary. '111e i'I'hanksgiving dinner (!uests of on Rt. 35 1.~ miles west of Gallipolis. ta key JctunJ. Y a young Ht- b1g lock at Gallipolis Dam will ~Mrs. Lana Gibson. The car driven west by Win· ,·,,,. c r here Frida. Y night be out of ,. 0·mm1 . 0 for a period Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halliday, ston Heiner, 57, Cincinnati was 1_ son.s in jured in the Meigs-G11llia Belly Jane 0 T00 l 24 .. k' e, · was of six day6 for repairs. Loodon Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins and attempting to slow for a line of county area. They made 120 ar-o ~ar mg her car at the rear ol Mannet and Winfield darm we~ Ms. and Mrs. Robert JeweU were traffic at the Chickamauga rests and issued 381 wrltl~n warnbeat" alike, were invited to do the primi· er apartment jn suburban Rose- th .11 dinner guesU at the Earl and Creek bridge. His car swerved ings. the deadline, it will chalk up a reCQrd mont when a youth desc !bed n e 81 8· tive West Indian dance, "the Umbo," for feature films shot in New York, and . · . r . as Boat movemeDU: Eugene Atkins home Thanksglv- and hit the brkige, throwing the Another arrest reported by the which involves bending backwards and will be rushed to theatres aU over the .a~ul 18 · white and five-foot, {JVe· Ohio River _ Alben Holden ap in.:. rear end out in the wrong Jane patrol was Harold Harrington , 32. crawling under a stick that gets closer country in time for the Christmas boll- :~d e: I~1I, hthe car door 14, 9:40 p.m.; Queen City up 14, .Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Russel where it WBI struck by 8 semi- Mlddleport, cited to Gall;, Jlil and closer to the floor each time around . day season, wilich always means hordes r to rag er oul. When 5: 05 a.m.: Peggy Downey up lli, were dinner guests of their daugh- outfit driven eut by Pau1 Lowe, court today for speed. Like the Twist, it murders sacroiliacs of yo ung people heading for the box of· ~~ slt~rnmed the door shut and 4:20 a. m. ; Illinois down 15, 5:50 ter Mrs. Clinton Gilkey 'Ml.anks- 34- ThomaavJlle, N. C. Convictions in Gallipolis court and crushes vertebrae, an d suggests that fices. • awa; e auto horn. the youth ran a.m.: Ph!Up Sporn up 15, 6:10 giv;ing. I 'Ibe semi went out of coutNl Friday included Daniel Rice, 75, this year's party-givers supply their Jean Seberg is back in Africa, where · a.m.; Joha Hood up 15, 7:50 a.m. I Mrs Ava Gilkey and grand- and .truck an tmbankmenl Hein· Middleport, fined $10 and cost1 guests with cold showers as well as the she made the movie "Conga Vivo," and A few minutes later, patrolman National up 16, 4:t5 a.m.; .Bingo daughter Karen were dlnner !er was elted for speed in exeesa for unsafe operation; Clarence usual liquid refreshments and groaning she's settled in the fashionable beatnik Ernest McCalla. while taking a down 16, 5; 15 a.m.; Franklin gueab of the Howard GUkeys in for road co~ltlons. Both drlv- Clagg, 30,- Gallipolis· $10 and buffet. ers escaped JDjury, costa for speed; John Crist, 34, Video Row insiders say Perry Como quarter of Rome, the Via Margutta. report from Mrs. O'Toole, heard Pierce down 18, 5:45 a.m.; Cruc- Rio Grande While she's waiting for her final di· another woman scream. He got to lble up 17, 2:10 a.m.; Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laudaker The patrol J"teported the largrt:azi~r·s Bottom, W. Va., for· would rather not tie himself down to a vorce papers from French attorney _the _woman. Mrs. Mary Baker, 39, Sa~veti down 17, 5:50 a.m.; Ali- left Wednesday for their hpme In est Dumber of accidents (dr any (&ted $15 bond oo ~ge of~» weekly show next year Floyd Pat· terson, now training for his title bout Fl'ancois Moreuil, her friends more or m tlme to see her struggling with qUJppa down 17, t :50 a.m.; John Colorado after a two month visit mo?tb of the year In llstlng Ita mud f1~ps, ~ Marvm Ours, .32. activities for November. 1bere Gallipolis, fined $5 for iosecurt with Tom McNeeley, is reportedly offer- less assume that she's selecting a new a yoUng man in the yard of Iter J . Rowe down 18,7:211 a.m.; Har· with relatives and friends. trousseau and eventually will marry the home. The patrolman fired two riett M . up 19, Z;M a.m.; West· Mr. and Mr•. Ray Wiaeman were 48 accidents, with Sl pera- load. ing sparring partners $50 bonuses if marvelous writer, Romain Gary, whose shots, but the attacker fled. em up 19, 6:25a.m.; Ellen up 20, anct Joy and Dana ~r attend, . . . they can land a punch on him. (He must 5:40 a.m. ; Walter Beckjord dowq ed the funera1 of Ra1ph Turner be either very confident or very rich.) current memoir, " Promise At Dawn," is 20, Us a.m.; A V. Chrla up 21 Salurdal'. . . . Dinah Shore was Topic A among the best reading to be found in anY passengers aboard her N. Y. to . Paris bookstall High·ranking Democratic 12; 10 a.m.; Mils Rivers down 12, 5: 15 am.; Larry Turner down 22 The houe of Wendell Jordan on plane when she went over the other day poliijcians believe the White House will 6;<5 a.m.; Floyd Blaske up u: Rt. 14! bumed lllilweet, and aloo lor a shopping trip in that best of all be urged to sup~ort Franklin D. Roose· possible places. The bubbly but indus· velt, Jr. as the Democrats' candidate in a.m:, Indiana up Groenup a hou.. owed by a family nam· · 2:20 a.m .; Prairie .State ·up :n, ed Greer but better known aa the Theodore l.A!ttvin, pianist, will present the second trious Mrs. Montgomery began knitting the next New York gubernatorial elec, 3: 10 a.m.; J. B Chauvin up 31 . Milton Bratton residence burnett concert on the current series of the Tri-County Concert at Idlewild and didn't stop until she land· lion. And they believE> the White House t ;<S am.: Patsy ChoUn up Mrs. Brown has moved to Day· Association at 8 p. m. Monday In GaiUa Academy audl· ed at Orly . . . The Philip Crosbys lost would urge Mayor Wagner to do the 5:50 a.m.; Lady Mignon up as ton and her llou$1 is occupied by torium. the baby they were expecting . . . How same. Fast night club quiz: Who's appear· J:20 a.m.; Carl D. up 33 7. 1Q her parents £ron;'~ Kentucky. The· ~eriel opened last month ] nice thet Tony Franclosa, who made bls at the Blue Angel wh1'le Bob Wll..MINGTON, Del. CUPll -A with a male quartet, the 5ere· .de g lnsl I l"t Broadway appearance in "A Hatful n • physician ·today utged: colleague!! a.m., FrJtnk Durant up 315• 2:-151 Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Glenn and load-. am ~· of Rain ," has signed to do "The Umbrel· by Short entertains the lounge crowd? (The answer is Pat Harrington, Jr., but to stop depriving patients of drink· ·G ·IH lh Mrs. Elmer Haning visited Sun- Lettvhl, 8 native of Chicago, 1a"! you probably can win money if you ing md !lmo~ing in moderation be- :'J ·2oa ~ . Dam - OVEC clowa . day with ttle Guy Bolins. grew up in a nuWcal family. Hla Stan Kenton 's currently hot album make a small bet, because most of the cause "som~ patents wonder d. P11 .'45 R. ~- BOBworth 11 Mrs. Josle Heltger is viaitng lmother was a plano teacher. o! the uwest Sidt Story" score is the town's beauties and their Wall St. or whether a restricted H£e is worth ~wn 12 p.m., William Travis her dau~hter Freda Foley In~ Co- · In Cblcap he ltudied wltb 40 best thing that's hanpened to hi rn in Madison Ave. husbands get happily trap· the effort." ' o.m.;Lane Merrill Leon Rn II!D bl11111 and Howar<l f' 2:35wn a.m.;' Susan up 'Jdown am. lumbus, 0 . years. It has made hts band a hot book- ped listening to Bobby and never make Dr. Caucey D. Leake, prores- Jean Hutchinson up • ·SO . Bernie Gilkey of Chillioot:he 11 Wel\1, and made hll orchestral mg. itetn . . The Sardi Set is buzzing the show inside) . .. .lohn Braine. auth· sor. ot pharma~logy at Ohio State Mr. Mack down G: ~ a.~. : ~; visltlng hla: son Bernard Gilkey. debut at the aae of _u when be ~. with the rumor that Cheryl Crawford in· or of "Room at the Tof'' has sold the Um~ersl.ty, said the doct« "who Creditor down S:IS am.: Semet John Dwcaus have moved (rom playa. with the Chicago Sym· tends to do a Broadway revival of uca- film rights to his seque , "Tough at the ar~1trunly deprJ~es .e patient ~f down B:30 a.m.; Defender up Iii the town house to their trailer re- phony. miiJe" and has Susan Strnsber~ in mind Top" for $100,000- a record fee for a mmor pleasul'es 1.nevJ~bly dlmlm· a.m. cently purchased from Dana At 15 be won If scholarship to for the Jead-a role played tnt e distant British book. sh~.~ the patients w1ll to recov-1 Kanawha River _ Du•ea• Turner. Curtis s•··tltu'· where he stud- I past by such non-Actors Studio types as er ·~ ~ 1 Sarah Bernhardt and Greta Garbo. Actor Philip Ober will waltz d ow n · Bruce up Marmet JZ :05 a.m.; 01- Mr. RaJiegh Gregory spent the i ied for RVBD years. His career Joyce Mathews, lunching at Quo Va· th e aisle with Jane Westover, probably Dr. Leake addressed the day-1 iver Shearer up Marmet 3:-35 weekend with his wife in West was intfrrupted for service In thf. dis tbe other day, looked ready to start early in 1962. He wa9 once married to long lOth annual ~hly or the a. m.; A. L. Christy down Mar- Virginia. !Navy during World War D. · out on the Crusade9. She wore a royal Vlvian Vance, Lucille Ball's TV netgh· ~ral:~vaere Academy of General ~let 5 t •,.m.; 0 F. Shearer up The P. T. o. made around Stnce the war he has won many . . I h I b N th t T B tt d h' · "arrne :50 a.m.; C V Harner be- l blue hood fa8hl 0 ned like a me d teva e · or . . . ow a ony enne an lS "Alcoholic drinks may b& uAE!d '' !00 serving lunch at the heawards and · JDoirwf,,.to< met. long-time manager, Dee Anthony, have , 188\e today cMondayl t apprentice Cecil Beaton vows he'll fight to the par!J•.d after a friendship that dated back to advantage ail- .... UM MMl:%HM-.rn111111• Mr. Ell! s- VUltS ~ hue · l'emains thl!l Buffalo symphony. In P11nlst ltHvln ment " he 981'din many dd 10 ' chrontc " th • death to prevent tbe existing street to their high 9chool days, no one in show ' ·.a .s ere ~a crltieal condition at his years he has played with Cleveland Symphony. fights near his enchanting London home business would be surprised to hear that few ailments In whtch smokmg ma_ny of the leading orchestras! He is rated 'mtong the froDl froiD being replaced by the ghastly' mod· Tony was joining the Sinatra manage- ~e~~t 1':,_~.rohibited, but they are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton of the country including the rank of Americall plaulstt!.____,__ .ern· one!ili that are beinQ installed all over ment organization. : and family were dinner guesta the city. Among the men of artistic dis· Lillian Roth so1d her beautiful Palm his mother Ava Gilkey Sunday, • • • 1vis.itlng Mr. and Mrs. Beecher tinction who share his views are p o e t Springs, Cal., horne for less than $50,· Ealentl B..pllal The new home of John R. Cooper Sunday p.m. John Betjernao and designer Oliver Mes· 000 . . . Oscar Brown, Jr., whose highly· 0 Among thnae whn entered is nearing oornplotion. We sel, who are circulatlne a petition to back touted "Kicks & Co." never got off the zer hospital In tho pa.~t 11 to add more new homes l\lra. Mary ·Hilleary •pent • the fight . d . h t were M Willi couple of days the past week groun , IS C<Jurageous enou~ o resume rs. am H. Harriaon, village. • The ladles' magazine that wanted Liz his ni,ht club career in Chicago, where Rl t Galilpollo, Mro. Florence E. OCI wH!J her pare~ .. and f&nily Taylor for a "Cleopatra" cover photothe critics were merciless to hls original Gardner, Rl. 2 Cheshire, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Riel French Mrs. Eleanor Wi11iamson and which would have broken precedentmusical comedy. He'll sing at the Bird· Otha E. Jeffers, Rl 1 dinner ~Ddt• of the Obart MarK· g !!ll'ii i!HIIIii i 11 1 . T:.:~ friend of Charleston vlsited her finally found what they were looking for. house in the Windy City starting De· Mrs. Jamea M. Re-old• Tlumkqlvlng. ' t8 M dM R Butit's a__ sh ot o f U :z t a k en m · Ho II ywoo d , cern be r 19t h . derson, Mr. Henry M'l1 am is horne pW"en r.Mrs. an Raymond rs. · D.FauJk.. Hill ' Va., Mra.J..Ted MoUie McGrath Ia viaJUng Mr. and "'--~ ·-~F"J'. POT~K. La. fUPT! - The gov- Jr.. 29f fearl St., Minnie McGrath. serv~e ~ a!w ~aya ;!~ · ner Ot Columbus, spent the lat. nth·.· ~afntfeclal<ldw.· Halne• aald, by emment will aend an Army ln. Mrs. Merle Smith Davil, ·~paMreJ 'Iamn ·. r. . ts. ' Iter part of the week with Mr. '"""" s...wor to Ft. Polk to in"'sti<~•te Wioliekl 5:35 pm; u~n and Mrs. wor 1ey F rancis. ,... ~ Langsville, Irla E. MCCoy, Rt. '·"-ld M d M C E B k Haines said t he re was a great complaints by 164 reservi"st!l ood Long Bottom, Robert Saxton Wi.:u.p:~ 7:35 p.; r. an rs. . . a er were deal or confuaion among county N·ational Guardsmen about their 1 Oak Hill, Albert Avery, ftt. Bosworth up Winfield welfare officials, and !!Otne resent- call to active duty. . Ironton, Vernon R. Rogerta, Luey Jane Lucat up The Abnaaac School System To · ment, too. He aald some couaty Def'ense Secretary Robert s. Jettsbw-a, Ky., Mrs. Robert 6:30 a.m. By Vlllted Prell la.terutloaal COLUMBUS tUPi l-Ohio'• wei· durlnj the laat le&illatlve session. welfare board• felt they have McNamara Friday ordered the in· Philyaw, Ravenswood, w. Today Is Saturday, bee. 2, the Borrow $25,000 fare worte~ . eppanmUy atill feel Le111 Raila& M1de been saddled with an additional spector to the c:amp. It wu not 1 n d Henry DuJuay, -day of the year with 29 to that tht tcl.lc:aUOn of marded County welfare boarda joined In coat and, for tMm, a:n unnec&B· dialo8ed when the Inspector would wood, w: Va. iD Jt61. JACKSON - Because ot a dechildren 11 not .a welfare prob- the opposition to tiHI b\U, .saying 1ary reaponalblllty. arrive at tb& Army Installation. Blrtlla The moon 11 approachlnJ Its lay ln the November di.!Jtrlbulion Jem, but 0111· that belonp to edu· the retarded cltlldren program Halrte• 11w there were over . Ml1 Glendou 0 E R new phase. of state school foundation money· 1 cational apnclea .lu•tead. was an educ1t1Wiaf problem and 3 000 ehlldrta beiDa aerved b the "nte soldiers !tent two letters• 1"" G nd. d h · vw, The morning a'br is Venus. the Jackson city school syslelll ....... • • Y ..dleatlng they wanted to ·be dJt. ra e, aug ter, lt:M p.m. •ult ,.., - of !he main oi> not one of weUare. But the btu retarded ehlldrn training pto· h Jled 1 medl toly 0 Ieite day. The chlld'o falhlr 1,· OCiety 'llle evening .tors are Jupiter w•ll borrow $'l5,000 to meet the JM.UOOI that welfare dirtctora and pa~sed, and now welfare woi'ker~ aram throuahout tbt ate. ~ ar rrded.m 1 a 1· 11 ne t ~ pal of Gallia Academy H 1 h and SAturn. , · Nov. 30 payroll and pay end-of. lltate welf•re department offlclala are In the bu!lineA of. helping to ema an nVM ga on t achool g On tlua day in history: the-year bills. ' ma<la to a rectntly-enteted state superviMl an edueatlonal program 1111 1 49th <Tex.asl Armored Dlvialou, · 'Dlaeh Robert Ramm a student at In 180f, Napolecm Bonaparte law whicb placed part of tbt "' that lbey I8Y the)' dld DOt want ' which the men be1ona. p tiellts arced •peat IWI vacation with crowned himself emperor of The board of education autho~ oponslbiU(JI for educaU., r«Md· and will have • dUflcult time Food, clothing, training, ~ st ~ntly di3charged In· hfl parent., Mr. and Ml'l. Vfr&il Franee. !zed the action at~~~, n!gulat ed ohlldrtn q~~ their t!tollldero. handllna. !Ue and morale wore listed In the Jenilno :;'~' Swain, Me I vi n ond Tnmmf. In 1159, John ljrown was mdnlltly meetlnf. l1lll board al· The retaJ'ded ablldroo educa· Under ihl wller aratem the eomplalnts by the men. . man Ml'l. ~- ~"~%~ 'lllomao Roltot Is bulldinl a hanged ln tho pubUc square at so employed PeJII)' Lanfer to tkm progt'"!',Wrnlllly a .191nt of. atate Mental Hyalene Dopartlnenl OCial Fl. Polt Wll ID d!Juoe UIIUI the Mar~ln Rudd ":."nd lnfan~·d.::.: hoooe .. wl>at ..... formerly Charleatown, Va., for hlo riid .. ,m thO lltlnl grlllle al fort ol the •Jato Mf111111 llyfleoe administered the program, with 48th Dlviolon waa called Into ac- Jer, Mn. James R noldo ' u the Mn. Sndw propttty Horper'a Ferry ID O<tober. , Street achool In the abDepartmeut, parents, ond local the voluntary aid of poreotl' Uve ll!rYice. 'l'llelll hove been nu· Robelt Nool ll!ld ID;:;.t ..,;_ : : he recently pun:hased from ID 194i, tho atomk: age .,beaan •noe of Kathenne Henry an 4 ~rtvate ·~·· wa• dl!lla&ated Jl'OUPB aad private charitflbll or· merou1 C!Olnplalra about dUapl· akl Jtrvla Mn Earl Mohr Mt1: his brother 'nteodore Holter. when sclenU.ta workfna undv the " 1 Monday, De~. lt. (or the aext lL part to tllO atate Wellare lle- ganl<allons. An altorney senerol'a BY EV£LY11 JIUCKLIIB dated bullcllnp tuu1 mucidJ atroeiL Ja- Jeifor..;, Mrt caJi.erJne "Mn Borllta Holter Olld Looter footbaU atodtuin at ihl 'unlvenolly regular -llnl ~ Saturday, parlmenol It, a meuun INII&Od decilfon two yoan a1o, however, Thoro will bo a Christ- P"" "We are 1101 the hJih·oplrlted Jobnloo, Mrs. L., sPoary, Ern· Bally.' Mr. and Mro. DaDO Hamm of Chlca10 demoDJtroted a HU· : t 1• for the roor1an1Jatioo •· . , .: held that • •tate •R4Ficy, aucb sa aram bert at the .Metbodlat men that moat: paper1 1tate •• ont ma Lou Whitt Cathy RulaeU otbet'l speet 'l'hublfving sustabdng nuclear ehaln reaetlon. lng. 1 I un u lllll!llllliiWlr«ll.dlllll the Menlal ~glent Department, churth Sunday evfll'lina Dee. 2f.. letter said, "We bave been' badly DoDill Glbbl, 'Hone, Howery: wttb Mr. and Mrs. Vlrltl Ill Pretldent-elect _ElaeD· -----could not provi.le !undo to prlvale Mr. and Mro. ~ Flelde mlsrepreoented by tho preu. ID Chrlltopller Taylor, Rebert and fiiDily. bower arrived I" ~ to. ful!ID IUKUYUB KILL FAIIMI!R . groups, In this caeo mean1D1 the spent Thanbslvlni with their fact, morale ;. at Ito loYo.!ot Clure, Stepbanfe w-...er Mr onc1 Mn. John lhle .,,. hll campalp llf9miJe to viii the parent.' group1 ond local valun· son, Mr. and Mrl. Edrnood Fields point," 1\J'ID DfiL the ~ lueat& al ber father nalon In hllpe.s ·Oi ending the war. NAIROBI, KenJa IVPU-teoa- , lnry agencloa. and family a1 Oiellor, W. va. 'llleletter ,.., olped by ft 111011. AlllOOC Alltq Mr•.and Mn. C. D. lliod of A tbouabl for lila t'rank ar<l Wildom, Mi a Europoan·farm lh!flnot Vlrlooo Dolles Mr. and· Mro. Cllova- Maj. Gen. HariOJ B. W01~ com- Aecoram, to the mldnlrht · ZaneovUio. · Moore Colby satd; Joumallsll manager, Wll ldlled ond b~ OJ5. ller and two ...,. apent their mll!ldlng pneral of t1te Ulb, sot port of the nurolng depaltmont bave a!Wa,)ll boOb our Jbo4t old· )'eai'Oid Wife wu boatel) FrlliJJ1 11 w t lh~ ln1 !hat 1 child .:u:re ~ ....., b::;:. Thankqlvlnr wltb ber mother, 11110 ol the lot- ofpwd b' • those pilloalo who · -o Uotad Mr. and Mn. Cbu lhle we~ !~ned ~~~. 'being too busy niJht by tbroe Dlllllborll of tbo Ml1l. IJOOilu 4l!r<te doughier, Into the buslneso of hoi lng to ad· ·Mro Nonna JleM ol Sumner. men. West oald "R 1.1 1101 ropre. as fair ...,. Ml'l. c. c. Spencer, the dinner lUMia of their witb lha newe of the .dill'. to la' Alrlcan Kltuyb tribe wbo Invaded . Sue .00 r~e Clrelo vlaited mlnloter the "'taroJ children Ml!8 Ruth Ann Baker who II sentatlve of lho entlr! dlvfolon." Mrs. VIola N"l'l'"', Mn. . Fnlll... Reberll Ulde ~mental babllo !>111110>:" t1u!1r !ann near Llmuru, wblcb II · not Rome. Lady Jean Campbell, one of N e w Paramount, film ing " Hey, Let's York's more charming- and avant garde · t l" 1 f t th p 1t - hostesses, decided the Twist craze Twls · on oca lOn 8 e epperm n Lounge , ex flicker pects to have a print of the wasn't going to monopolize h e r latest completed in the can and ready party. So all the guests. " beat" and " non· for rel ease December 22n.d . If they make I 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Dec. 2, 1961 t M J'ti !liver Report llarrisonvilJe - -- - hems Of Interest a •u, . r..'""'" aollipolll 4• I • ........ ... 1 ' ) ! I \ I • 1 OF and FURNITURE POWIR· SS9S. I PAC BAKER '" FURNITURE Mlddlaport, Ohto Hosp1"tal News p Jk GriperS • promise • dArmy JUVeStJgatOr • Parkers Run S a} N ews NEW I IITEIIATIOIIL" eJohn Deere Model H Tractor Spreader . eJohn Deere A Trador . CRAWLER TRACTOR •II thuwliot ... lol .... .. ......... ,. ....,.. MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. w. ----· .......... -Meigs Equipment Co. •CotMBIIatl-poW Phono WY 9-3202 ;: Ohi.o's Welfare Workers Are Concerned,Ab.out R. et arded . ,..... .,...,Hct Raclno Poarl St. .ww.,...etfiHf ............. ....llo!Jio JAYIIBm YO Morrun'g Star S . •11• 1uppers Plains S • Notes Butternut & Second ..,,,! BOX THIS SPRING .•• 'BUYA NEXT WINTER! HAVE A =::tuto =-~ad~~ ~~ *SEEDS *FERTILIZER -~~~oi~Rac21rie~.~~~~bol~ore.~~~~~;~;~aboul~~~~~mfleo~~-~f!'om~~bero.~~l Bolli lottono wvt - t 1o M.,..r, ¥n· 1 lloole . ne-pera ando!OJ> OOftJIIOUIIIIII. J'"*•-~'f' 0,, Matt~. Mn. ,.-~ Gardber, ..aua. Aires Hines ol Florida, . Mr • IIIII l.v Birtle~, Mr.. llwlo Sa i e, Mrl. a.rtfl Balley, Mi'l. I Dd Mra. Merle ,Davis, Sltonilan Mrs. Golden Bahr, Mr. ana Mrs. Mro. Dala ~. llli'l. Gene R..,.ll and Howanl Jlul. Rtchar<l JohiiiOII, Ml'o. WIUIJ!n ..U all of Athens. II~ 'll!omu LowJo, Mr. Olll! Mro. Walter Slmptfno Suzanne ..,.., 11r1 1110! and <hfklrtit o1 Pataokola 01110 .., Adllal, · l'fd "1111~ 1 ~ Rny V~nMeter lbn>e mala IIOUI'ON of Unanclat fomli)o. Mr. and Mn. Robert B..;.u of ~ RU...u S'lbMb _ .. . lupport. They ...,., m. ocbool Roy, and Mil. Nor- Fairmont W Va and Mr IIIII . ' ' 11 ~~~~r.:NG Mr.:idroaMrl.ofDwlght Swepoton diltrlcil, which will pay an rls ond Mra. Randolph o1 Recine Mn. Ge;ald ·VIol~. local,· ware Rlfflo, )Ito., J!lllla Wood, Columbuo. 0. amount for each retarded clJlld wera oa1lb!a ..,• ltaV, and Mn. Sanday gue1la o1 Mr IDd Mra Duauo,y, Abo Pllllllpl and Iii:~ of Mr. and Mn. equal to the amount of tuition w. w. 8riQ Olld lfr. ud Mra. Leonard MeGIU · ', LewJa, Let ~~~en f D U tbat cblld w.re attending Dk:k Jllltar ODd Mr. IJild Mra. Mao Vineyard' and Mory Cam- Tbreo IQilll t( liiMd ...., liu ID the diltrlct but living Jack W..therman. Rev. Narrlo of East Shade .,.s calllnR mfnlstOtod al !be boll1illl ·ct11 nday aad onoiher; <IJ. !he \leutal fir· filled hll loa/liar -lntmeot on Mra. Ethel Stout SUndl,l' day. · I<!COII1plnJed them homo on glene DoP"rtment, which will pay btro otlhe Matbodftt ehurclJ SUn- Captain BIU Emorick ~ rt. , , . .. e• ' ... up to f300 por ohlld to the coanly daJ ....m,.' • ,.,,.. : Knox, Ky. wao oolling on' Rw WoMBN li.N, . · Cltcle, Sue . and v.~lf~re agency handUng tho Mn . . EI{W W-. 1C11 ·WI~ and Mn. W, W. Bragg SUndoy: NEW YoBX"IVPII - ~o(Jj ,;: child 1 tralnhlg, Olld '(3.) the coun. lifa. 14 Uti Mn._ Wat· Mr. and Mn. Wlllla,. Chop- 1,000 p!cUted Ill · ...:'!fare lg<ney, wblcb wiD 1011 • 1ft· ddldnn, Mr. ODd mar. opont Thllllkagivlng with the United rrlolq, · .....,...,d up any lllldtllnllallunda I'll- J.lrtt. Orvll Wo-, lll'lo Johll their · doughier, Mr. and II r 1. testing nuelul 1<111n1 .... •· qulnecl, poulbly IDolucllni fundi ~ lllil, dolklno,llrl. JlOro. ·IJ!Ichaol Orauo Olld family. of out. • from private .,..po, auch • lbj · RitbiNo!l · all lpeDI .'ftwtb. CO!umbua. in.., aieo JOilei!t Sun· The United Appeal. . · &il'loi ,tlpi1110n Wf!b· Mr, •Olld <ill' with tl\elr other ~oubter, Jy '!be dO.Y-Il><lll)' ~ ollbo llrt. Oiit lll-lllil r.,llllly arid Mr; -Olld iln.''Duono IJeoyei' and t~ tuebllls program at the local !II'. tl.d ·. llrl, TGin B6rtbeli!iq farDII1 01 New lolatamoru, o. po1oon ,. IDeludlq tlle_quaiJtr Qd ond lomtly, · · . • Mr. · aall M"ll. Georll - · plnled tbolr · !l ~~ ~lb-~=~~ ol lu•hm, ·and !be fa. ·1 'l'blll "P""''"R llondo,y wltiJ oi ()olllll!liti; ajlont SUitdaJ with narcbod ' ·.Willi tiHCi Ia lbo -"\"- ..W tiro. Omlo. •Bah. ll'rl.'l'r molber, Mra. 1o1yrt1o Frool.. "Fallnul 1-th~" ,\, '\-.'..., ~~ M ~~ ·~ ~ t: !" .. ;.: ~- ill, ~ '\If-~ 1:-'i · lf,, ., J .. ,, ,_ , " ' . ' •. , :. ' ' . . ~;~<:',iJ'~~-,,~;':'1'~· '""''"'' '"!-- ~·· " >....;! " f 16. •• ' • - - ' • ' · ;, ' " ';!' J .,. •. ... ... ,. 1· -· Mr. ·w re<ently." Jln. JIIIIU Cornell of tralnfnl program.passed lut ou.n· speot 'lllanbglvlng .wllll her ' ,. Pomlloy The leglolatlon Sue Ciltile was pest ol Mr. mer, accortilnJ to Mental Hyliene t.s M d pa ond Mn, ArUt Morks of Kono Director Robtrl Raloeo, oerved ~ 'f~· 811 Mn. Wo,y Clark SUnday. mainly to define lhe roiJIOnalbiiJ. ty. . Colllag on lbo Douglao !leo of bolh the mental h iene Mr. and Ml'll. Jotmy Joluison lomtly, Salonlay - • Mr. and weUare departmenta ~g the ~mner ond Mr. and Mr.s. lin. Joha Ours IIlli daughter o1 training prugrorn. Tqlor .and lomll)o of w v Rooald oh Torch lpeDI 'ftwtbJI'IInl witb ;~~ · a. J n1011 Halnu aald the bill provided Mr. and llrL Blalll Taylor and l 'iooll l l ·-.=..& *FEEDS !!"J' ---------1 .......... "Sure Sign of Quality" t•. News, Events .,..,la "Where Quality Is Paramount" ° Carmel ~ . 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' .. . . . ~ - I , ·, ·It· ' Coalton Downs Annual Party 01 Loyal Pals North Gallia Downs Bobcats 42-33 Hannan Trace Southwestern Opens Season In 69-56 Win 0ver Symmes Valley As Fast BreakeliCkS Third Straight Win For Coach Wilson's Crew Dally s_.._ nt~·~·_ Po~e:~-Middleport. o ., Dec. 2,.!!!!:::! BIRTH ~NNoVNCEo ant~ ClaSS /5 He/d 1 Cpl. Mrs . Edward Lee McConw of Betbotda, Md are CAN YOU TELL WH!pl Wildcats 47.19 dleport th~u:~·~!~~= ~~ .;::nc.: :.~;":..:!:d:; 1 1 of Le1gt1. All HEAliNG GLASSES? Church Christ wu held ter, Dlarme born Friday 1 The Coallan Vlkmp oe ore d l'rlday ....,111g ot tho home of \mommg_at tile Beu-la Ho.p•~ theJr flnt will of the be""""':ill Mn. Aud:rey :rrost with Mr.l. al and II the f1rst du ld of the 'l1le Southwestern Highlaoderl Southwellera tbot (or 4a pI r Newman 6-t-11; TayiM 8-M; At. season after rour ttralght loates Grace Pratt 81 811llttng bolteu. 'McComases H~r grandparenu won their first game o( the new cent from the ftoor aud made 13 kina z.o.4· ArrlngtoD 1.0.2· TQ. u they rolled over HannaD The Frost nome was decorated are Mr and Mrs L W McCnm- 1 18 - - N rlh G-"'- Pirates of se"on with a 69-56 victory over ol17 from tha clw11y lllrlpe. Tile TALS 111. ' Trace 47-19 Friday nlgbl. for theth.t'I"1Yevolwlth an alol~Un~t M of Mtddlepon and Mr an d · 111<:: 0 mwa the Symm v 11 Vlkl ''-'_____ _....... Pla I t the wno:~..-. at tree WI a r Villi co ~ &'' n. RaJph Heeren of Dorches- 1 8 Score by Quartero: • ·• .. . •• C<>ach Cliff Wilson continued oo " ' ey ngo at v~p .......,.._ 00 1 ol Yng e 117"' and tile dining room tablo was eov· ,.,. Nebr 3 ak 11 G · t d · the w· g trafl last olght by Southwestem last night. from tbe foul UDe. Southwestem 16 18 15 22 _ 81 MeroervaUe, the Vikfngl tDot a ered 'UI . Chriltmal cloth an.d ~ · ru gran par- . S•e, for your1eH, 1 notchinU: : 42-33 victory over the Throughout tbe game, the High- In tbe preliminar1 eo Dt • It, Symmes Valley 8 14 It- 1511 Cirst perlod. lead :A 1M aD4 IY a snowman, t\eigh Middle. I our molt Kyger Creek Bobcats. landers kept up a fast break that Soothwest4:m'l Dao Crotben out- Reserve Score: SOUthweltern 154 haHtlme bac1 ltretcbed it to and holly arrangement. The Natlv· of Coh bu.& . • . cComas l mocleJa , c:rJI the wOrld, ..,,til 11 In the first quarter, botball but broke the Vai.aooredtheeutireSymmeaValley • 25-l. am · teama battle<] an even keel ley five. Southv;estern 1 f a 1 t te~ u he uetted 35 polntl 11 ~ Wlldcata ~ but two also used ln keeping wlth the ~ea· ..~46!11{ ~ , 00 wltll tile P~ates comtng out ou break and Dillon s sbooting from tho Jllgblaeder _..... llliWO· poinla tho third period w b lie oon. Holl~., Gi/1 WUl ~¥flEa./ • lnp 11·9 The Pirates' put on • tmderneath accounted lor all but cred tha Vildq ......... M-:14. Coallan went way wt f.ant liN- Tile evening begaD with • can- F M 8 bi>rsl ~ tho second and bed I!IW' of the Highlander polnto. Harley w.. blJh for the loser. . Morlen Rowland topped tho wiD- dlellg!rt devotional 111 tho Lord'• or "· . eaver pus At only one time duriDg the1with 9. ners with 16 pomta with SoaDy Pra nented by Misl Nina A ~ gdt was presented ~ ~net wb~e game did tlJO Vikings close the &OtJTIIWES'I'ERN (.) 0 Speakman and Marnn JenldnJ ~-;; Mrs. ADen Jenkinson. lo MB. John Denver when I he ,.: tile ~ ended ~ ;';..': gap oo SOuthw.stern. 'Ill is bap- Shriver W.19: Dillon 11;64': F.. ooob hlttig fOI' 10 nutrltl-.1'11. Mn. Guy R<ynolds, preoldent. ~Monthly C<maJta club me~ I 1-1 pened In the third quarter whon g1esoag &4-IJ: Bar~<F 4-+IJ: .tR Jaclt Swain and Carl Beaver praided tNer tho busineU meel- uraday everung at her home ' 2 8. tlley c!OIIell In within iwo poinls. Lew!J 2-0-<; TOTALS 1:8-IJ - 811. v-'1V were high for tho looins Wlldcals 1ng whon tho claD decided to fon Nye A•e. Both teams managed ~ score HOwever, the llighlandera with SYMMES VALLEY (5t) u they ICOred: ~ ail: points eacb. order more baskets it hu Winners for the evening were ALL THIS only 15 points in the entlte see- the acore of 37-35 opened up to J1inemaD 5-1·11; Kincaid '1-J-18;· Pomeroy's ftll!l'V8 team still The lou wu llannaJ1 Trace's selling and made plans for 1Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mrs. Eu- Come, hn.r ond half as ~ger Creek played lea~ at the end of that quarter laokt like the elaJI of t)le second In twooutinp while Coach Chr~ projects helping needy lgene Triplet, Mn:. Howard ~...& I like yo~ n'"n a slow, ¥berate, hall-control .,_,., BIRTH ANNOVNCIID BEOAL i1 tho undercla""'eo Popey Wagner's Vikings entered persons. &8D and Mn. Donald McKenzie.] half. However~ It was ·too late The questJoa of Roo Halley'• Mr. and Mr•. Eugene Boetlc took tbt ·meuure of tbe Gallipo- the win column for the first tlme Planl were made for the wen! ~~erved by thE" as the nine pomt vlctory waa ac- replacement was given a very <Pat Harrah I former local resl· ~ BOPbomore ~ed 110-40 ill fbe ~anniversary dinner and party bosteu to thole named above and :::OaUi by the Pirate• in po.itive answer by Gorald Bark- dents, are lllllltiWICing the birth ~ • blgb oeoriDJ affair Friday Coalton a ....,... team sq...,.. wldcb wm be held January 2. tho , Mrll. .Albert Martin. Mrs. Charle• . itsl ' er who netted lZ pointo and rum· ol a nine pound and ...... and nigbl. ' ed by tho little Wlldeata dll-:14 in : dinner at tho Martin and Mrs. Sidney Spencer. Btg Joe Logan tool: &e<~ring eel In 8 good defensive game lor llll&<jllart6 ounce 100 on No...,. There w• ·Uttlo doubt _ ,the prellmmary game. ,land tile porty and IIIIIIUAI honors f..- the winners with ~ Highlanders. ber 29 in Lewisburg, w. Va. the final outcome as tho Little COALTON (471 at the home of Mn. Edgar AUGUSTA, Ga. iUPI •-Fonner P"ono LY. •sso points. was had followed by Jim Paul Dillon , .. hi"" ,. , old~ " C ad He bo p- man lor lie h. as heee named Timothy Eu- Pantbon roared ad off and tobada IW 1 Jenkins H-10,· s-"-JI"Q.a.I.UA&I ....,.. hour he PreUdeut and Mra. Dwight D. an ay w aeven. the winners with 22 points to al· gene. Grandparent~ are Mrs, Ev· first period le bui t 10: Rowland 8-0-11; Brady 1·3-4: Durtng the Mlclal t Eilenho'Nel' wm leave Sunday for 'l45 E. St•tt' St, For ljle Bobcals, ft waa Dave 80 make him the garne'o high eret Bosllc, fo..- Middleport tholr .lj>fOad to 14-IZ by Robinson 1·1·3: !lome 1.0.2 Demp- ellng pri2e broughl, by Min Thomas• 16 polntt that kept point man. Roger Shriver was resident now living Jo Sommerl- Assistant Coach John Milhoan a til/ 1..0.2. TOTALS 19-9- 47. &ell was won by Mn. VIlla EBiRO;s:';~;Eit them in the game. Fred !loth- runner up to both honors with 19. vllle, w: Va., and tho late Eter· team made a strong oomebaclt IL\NNAN TRACE (191 and tho boo,... prize ""' Willi by GRATE BROS. geb slid Jimmy llouct abared For Syliunes Valley D a v 1d eU Bootie who al ono limo was tho oecood ball led by center s . Mrs. Guy Reynolds. A gift ex· runner up bODOt'l with six each. Kincaid and Ra)'m.ond Newman employed a. a policemao in Tom Tope and forwards Norman ~in .. Beaver . J..0.6; change was enjoyed by the ·~ Percentage wise, North Gallia abated point honors witfl. 16 each. MiddJeport. Maternal grandpar- Lanier and Fred lflll u they nar• atson N-5, FelRefreshment! were serYed had 38 per cent from the Ooor DorvU HinemaD was next with entJ are Mr. and Mrs. Jamea rowed the margiD to 37·22 at the Lure 0..1·1. TOTALS ~11 - 19. the hostew and Cavort witll Kyger Creek getting 35.2 11. Harrah of Lewisburg, .W Va. end of the third period. SCOre by quBTlen . small Chrtstmaa scer.e candles. -'" . t Des ite this tat J'U8h the Ut- Coalton 13 12 14 8 - ~ Guests for the evenlnl were Rev. per COD • P e ' 'Hannan Trace 2 4 1 11 - 19 and Mn. Fred Garo- and sH - ~s =:r.:: ~h I:rt ~ I.M~~ ~llle~ o~ I~~ lty~JCeDewlthnttecand1awu ' ~ Syrnme~Valleyzt. 6/en~ere$#, .*~ . /JJ_~ . _,1./ _._ -.L ~· GAHS Reserves I Bow T' pomeroy Jn SA Game J..i :r N0W 0N been] szoo.IRetrestunenll D 1l E5 g"!.': Rad•'oear the balft~. I ~~~ i~l~arm~~boine~ · ~~in~G~et~ty~>bur~g, I :::w ~ive. I '" tho ......., game, the North GaUls outfit loot 118 first game in the last 11 In Kyger Creel: ~~~~:~w~l ':ger~l= Lucas, Hondo, And Nowell Start Final Season Tonight Away u. Pantben ..... able Ia otave Reserve s.ore: off tho rally by scoring IJ naa Tr u th CoaJtoo 28-l!Jm. WlDlam Kennetir of PomeroY· a_ ..__•_ __ polnto in tile final period to bang 1 1c Mr. Ketchka f f // d A nS a e S Lodge Master .......... . ---" .u.-··' '~ ·-~-- ,,~ pgnrful chaNI>bullll w .:: . .. ellmiiAIICRIE·-111, It ~no ....... a-eet tunlr~t~,...._..,.. • 1111.1 l1EI'f II --!Or 111£.1!111 dO- pendeble eervlce-re .... ftl'\llct oaiiL From 10 Day Vilit burn hod IJ for North Gallia. shared by F. Boyd and M. SpenRev. Waldo J. Bartels returnNORTH G,uLJA (4!) COLUMBUS !UP!l-Ohlo state among our younger players." cer who tallied 15 poinls each. eel home 'lllundaY Dee] 1-H: Egfeton 1·1-3: Lt>- begin• ito third and final basket- In addition to tile three vc!er· The Blue Imps were pared by a 10 da!'• visit with 6-3-IS· Canaday J.l • Plea . ball season m the Jerry Lucas ans,a the Buckeyes will start the Tope's 10 points with Lanier and · in Cleveland. He was 7 g~ .• Foreman ~.,;. "era" Saturday night against season with two more .seniora who Cerney Venters adding n J 0 e , In the joint _installation held led borne by . Mn. Bartels who ;nALS3-0-6, • Florid,J State bearing tbe nation's saw quite a blt of action Wt point!! each. Thursday evening at the Sllome ibad spent tbe past five wefts I8-6-4!. No:1 rating and strong hopes for\year when Ohio State had a 21-1 Although they were outarored -Lodge, F. and A. M. at Chl!shirc~, with relative~ in Columbiana and KYGER CREEK <SS, another banner year. reeord, losing the final game in from the field 14 to 13 'the Porn- John L. KetchkA wulnstalled as Cleveland. Thomu 8-4-16; Rothgeb M-e: Coacb Fred Taylor wJU build the NCAA finals to Cincinnati. eroy team e.a'shed in ~ 24 free Worsbiofull Master of Mlddeport l Rev. ~]a w~t ~;t his time ShambllD. t-l..S; Houck 1-().1; nu. his team arcund three talented "I'm pleased and thrilled with throws ..ftlmpared to Gallipolis' Lodge No. 383. F. & A.M. ,to serve Bll mstalhng chaplain f~r caa.l.O.t. TOTALS 1+6-33. ~rs. Lucas, forward John attitude of thi! · ball rlub,'' 11 charity tolsea. Installed to serve with him were 1the Masonic lodge, when hi.s . Sooro by quarton: Havllcel: and guard Mel Nowell. l'aylor sajtJ. "Part of this sterna POMEROY RESEBVEB ' (llf) the following: RoiiCOII Wise, Sen-~ brother, llorry · was inslalled aa 1 Nortb GalBa 11 M a 7 - a , 'nlese three have played in only from the kind of people they Wells d S Jor Warder; Harold Hinkle, Jun- worshlpfulma•ter of Warren 1~C:, Boy ~7~':fiin- lor Warder: Robert Davis, Senior ing ledge. Whlle away, Mrs. Bar· :Kyger. Creek g g 9' _ ea four loolng game11 in their sopbo- are." 1 R ·Score I()' Creek more and junior seasons. P rni 1 opbo ted cer f. ·II, rr l-5-7, KtoD Deflcon: James Euler, Junior Dea· tels attended tth~;·~.:r;~~~ ~ eserve :g• Taylor saw the upcoming searo 5 of " : : dcd 3-2-8.. TOTALS 1S-2f - 50• con; Eber Lewi11, treamrer: meeting of the N• 26 North d~ It BOn. as ooe of "stabilized uncet· to see add a d u GAUIPOLIS RESERVES C40) . Phil Meinhart, secretary; Jamet ·GuUd of theE & R church, taint)'" as the Buckeyes shoot lor ~ary Bra s, a. 208-poun gtant, Lanier 1-S.I; Venten l-1-9: HJH Pu]Jen, Senior Steward; .~amet ! cteveland. their third consecutive Big Ten who will play the pivot behind 2..Q.4; Tope 3+10; Bostic 3-1•7: Brown, Junior Steward: James ·~---·=--------"' aDd second t• I cham- lwt>thne AD - America Lucas. Varnay D-1-1. TOTALS 1"12 -40. Crlowell, TYler: Rubin Collins Chriltmta Dinner t~ . _ no wna Sheuld Taylor tle<ide to p!Jy Lu· Truslse ' 3 ptonship m lhreo seaasons. cas at forWard part • time the · b W l'dne1day, 1 tk lie listed the "stablllzinr(' fac- B ,__ ld h of th ' •-n Riverview Pupils The Installation was conducted 'llle Mid.n......rt Garden Club ., __,_ . d ucu ave e ..... • M k H 'Iheodoro T. Reed, J r., lliJtrlct ' wiD ' lots as Lucas, Hav~ an f cou . onell hove ~,... [18· ChriJtlnWI dinner Nowell ' pluo more team depth 1' est root linea m co ege basketa e ODOr Of tile 12th Maaonie Dis•--'·• •·• ft---ber 13 ball Tbe aecond aix weeks Reed Wet~ eveni.Ufl. ~~.. and &peed. . · ll · Mr. alia installoo the at &· 30 at the Martin lteslaurant. Team 1118 He._. Ropet Lucu Rboob More ro at Riyerv1ew Gr~ School: of the lodges of Pomeroy. A.ffer the dinner they will I "Our ol2e oould compare f• Lucas abmda 6-11, Havlicek 6-5 Jst Grade .- Jennifer Chester, Harrlaonvllle ond to tho home of Mrs. llovorabiY witJ1 two years ago," he and Bradda !HI. But .such a move Randall ~l1njj, Sleven I..U for a abort nteeting and oald. ''Wo certainly have oJ2e may come only wben Ohio Slate Robin llumphloy, Alhorla Jaclt- Paul Darnell, Past District edu· ly Mrl 1llcbard GJ<SS will be · - - - - - - ' ' - -- - - aclually need 1 tho ocfcfitional son, and Jeaa Sloter. catlonal ofBcer, Introduced ~ 1 tile rogram eed · heigh~ 2nd Grade Bu~y- Ungui.shed guesta from tile York c lll ;.. Ide Pill be In cha,ge eJl Some of the ''Uneartalntieo"llst- x, Ricky Hauber, Cathy Lllton. Crolll of Honor which included, ;:e ~ r!.wor warranaemenll eel by Taylor were the sched Je Cbarl.. Marcinko, Jean Nowlun, HarTY P. Smith, Past Dlatrlct •th .... . which includes non • confere~~ ~ Richardson. Deputy, J. Edward Fotter, Leo gam.. with Wake' Forest and St. 3rd '-- Brenda Berlng-x, Mich- Vaughan, Clarence struble nnd Louis Jn addition to the rugged ae1 Boring-x• Dale Boston, ~eb- Charles Peoples. 1 Los Angeles lloliday Tournament, ra _Fiteh, Bandy Hall, DavId Otbers o!-the Middleport "' and the Bllekeyes' shooting abill· Smttb, TerTy Stethem and Jean who attended were Robert Coats, ty. Whitehead·•· Wllllo Anthony, Charles Of Irish Unen BmMINGHAM, All. (UPll- "C match • • 41b - Jet111110 Cotfnor, Karen and Levi Tyo. Refreabmenls Boxed For Molilno Purdue Athletic Director Guy h that : per·eellt Humphrey A"VIce Mays Martin served by the host lodge. Mackey predicted Friday the Big ~. °:00.~ : : :· WeT:ul~ ~~~ Osborne, Amy Sloter ~d Raeh· 10 Football Conference woold re- hoot th ~ but • ael Pigott. Mr. and Mra. Carloo Brawn Sptelol 3 for $2.88 new Ita long tenn coDtract to fur. 8 unt 8 ~'!!e we eut 5th_ LiDda Blown, Kathie Mr. arul. Mrs. lleeclteoriJ 00 011 ntah the vlliting team annu.at; Oliehester Rolle Mary ~w· Cooper and IOD saturday ly for the Rose Bowl game. Taylor was Jn hopes Lucas will x, and sr:oora Newlun·x. Stmday. Mr. and Mn. Bonner MIDDLIPOiti Mackey · said be wao "qulte shoot more thb seaaou than in etb ~ Bill Buckley, and Patty C<teper vlalted the Cooper Bl,U'e" the conference would sign the ~L Boring-x, IIUy~Tu=es~d~ay~and~:=~:;..,.;~o;...., ~n "' new agreement with the Big ,... 7th - Karen CarleN:, Janet lr Flve Conference ln. Chicago next Frank, Brenda -Larklnl, Carol • , • AT INGELS ·week. Nichols-.. 'llloma1 Oobome, TM Faculty Council 'of · tricia Slnili>., tUMI LiDda Spen, · state, c~?amplon of the 10 DEC. 1 oer-x. · seaaon, tunJtd down an Pomeroy Chppter 186 OES will 8th - Mike Andrew-x, Joan bid to the Rose Bowl iD ~ teSSi9n Tueaday Dav~x, Patty Dorst, Susan "What's bappolled at Ohio Stat< 7:45 p.m'i There wlll be .instal. arlck, Linda -Larkin&->, a• d seems to be the showdown in the of officers and all mem; M111 Taylor. WY•. role that the facu1ly II t.. are urged to attoed. N.,.: "x" denotel an A's. in ru:nning a college," . oaid. "They seem In be trying , nm tbe admJntatratlon as Well ' the ..ademte deparbnent." · . POMEROY OHIO Mackey told the quarterback I I nt: v'R v'E.'! "'furniture ' a.,t~•'!l!l! 3-Piece Bedroom Suite ..., Moton Furnltur• Ret!. Barteb Home ..:.:7;..-..... oePo:roy~ 1r _.-r J ~~ "" 1 = A 3-Pc . .Bedroom Suite at eath store - Rutland Fu•·n;,,...,:• and Mason Furn.itlll'e. Notbjna: 1o bur., .as&. for your tree lle&t't. Need nut oe pre:n;:u4 r.o wUl. Rutland Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO I Mason Furniture MASON, W. VA. 1 .__!fllfl- ADMIIIAL Mat/< of qwfll¥ . 1 Prices Start As Low As $59S Llr Aw.y for Chrlatm11 • T Will 1g B •. N R SIgll ew ose d!J.I J-• Bobby cALENDA'R T0 WEl :we .,. 1 If you're a safe dnver, you can save up to 21% . YQUr auto msur,ance. (Even ·if you dqn't live on an island!) Cat '1.00 THE SHOE BOX ~I COmmg • EVentS ZENITH 2-243~ NOWI Oty WIR QOTHIERS MIDDLIPORT YOUR ... CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HIADQUAmRS '"""':! Co!IYgfBct I~ . .I~ . Tile . lllilllfJ? ) peopJe on •,• DIAtll ' I I" . .. .• For Chrlstmt• Glvlftl F~ ' .... ' ' ' ' - t \' c - . \ ~. \ "' ' ...' · alo .2a".P1cmJRB sc•uiNI ' ti; ' . ;t . .t .,.,.•... ... ,. . , ~ .. Walftut color on ,.,..tehlnc Oilnbh Moi:lem .1',.-'" · P.ot,ti~OY, a.... BUY _NOW I LIMI~ED Tlf'!1E ONLY INGELS FURNITURE ... .:!·,~~:WYf HI.. PAYMENT PURCHASE! ~; Yhe NOi.FOUC • ~el T·l"IOIW-l ~ ' futur.._ HandclllfWd S.Met f•nt". .a...lt ,... lh'Uhr op.r.t i~ l dtptndllblllt;y. Sunstmtt• Pkture Tube. '20~000 Wltttol PM:t1.1re poMr, Trim mo6tm atvltdc:.biMtln lr&iM 0 I· • ' BoB HA¥151 :WATCHMA_ KER {. .. . D~\'IIN .4T DlSCOUNT .PIDCESI . ~- ~-· ~:~1~· .~. ~ ~~.- ~~~ ~ y~ ... ·"Go.~VJ:1~}' D- II Better For tea;~ "' . .f. . ' of.~ G'Al't-N J~ :IROJV'N, DEALER . '"'" . . . . '10~~~-· · • ·W.>MIH· ;POMiitol> 189·95 WORlD fAMDUS HANDCRAFTED QUALm I ~APPI.IANciS ~~rar -~~rs, t.f.,E;I'T!~!refur~aces. !An,n•trq~g an~ Empire. (;!n:ul~tlng Hea~rs . SPECIAL OFFER eWATCHES eJEWELRY . ' ANO We Cin S•v• You Money! .Calorir: anl! Welblit Rahges eGiass Lined .~ h!J hoard." eDlAMONDS ' SADDLES NEW USEf - ~ 19 Shopping D•ys Left! Gal Mills WltiJ - - ,.. . ., . club bere, ··x feel that the• I~=~~~ shOuld .cvnkol entrance 11 .~ · mtijtta 1111<1 academic standards. But oneo aD · - lias gained •• ••,.....,. ..,_ . ,..., •~.,. ' admisiJoo and Is livilll up to ~. dOmlc stapd,orda; 1 think the · · Ml:llfl ~ 1 rnin!Jtratkot ol tho athl~ .M.""" ' gi-aln aboufd be in tho dlrecl« at alhl<tlca aDd Malee ••• I ;...'.:""'iii.""-y,""''""'"";;;:::;;;;:::;::;:;;:-;1 Bowl Contract ' ''Iu•urance For Every Penonal and Bus!neoa lleetl~'. · · · ' ' , " • OPEN FlU. & SAT. NIGHTS MJddieport ., ' ' Ohio •••••••••••••••••••••• :'OMEROY CWENT BUKK CO. �., l '· • 'Warm YourWallct With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds '' Wolle Pen - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 2. 1961 1 (14) FOR RENT - - - - -- - - - WANT ADS POR CONSIS~t;N"t Ofl'ENOABLE RESULTS RAJES • ~Dti' fl'lJI word. ODe IUI'fton.. tlbllmum CIW'I----ott word for threto cun•eeutiwe Wller&ioaa. .1oecla! .uut mualb tur 30 eeata per word. F\&11 r•t• ul 4 .:eat.a per wUI'CI ..UJ oe cbaraeG for acl· ~1'1:11lDJI! il GOt DaJd' W~thlll 10 da71 tfter recef•t., bill. Errura iJ' ~verbJIDI SboWd "'e reported itnroediateiJ. rbt" LJ•ilv 8eDtiDel ..uJ 11M ~ "'"DODIJbJe f01 IDOR tbiD GDf' IDOOrree1 lllSilrtioJL of rbanb and Splldal Nt~lict~ of Evenu, S1.21, for 50 word muumum S.e• •d4itJonti word. le.. OOilllariel Dllbluiber41 •t I NJtt N1' wont. WuiW& ' I DAY 15 .. • ... ., 'lie I DAYI IOo 11 'lil 11.B41 HOUSE. A. Ph. WY 2·3272. - - - I DAYS 11.11 11.111 $2.25 P110JIIE WY 2·2157 I 110. IUO 118.00 17.10 ~. Benge!. 8 30tfc - - TWO allfar.l!lh.Pd eoUIIIN, p..., pie'• Tf>nJce Pomnoy . Shorl walk to markett. Pltone WY I· S3l5 or WY Z.ZJ%7. . ,tl I «*ULI r'~~or.t a ROOM - 11·11-lltp o\PA.RTMENTS - P'unlJMd •1 onlunu- MeMas1on. Middleport Aile• WYJ-81 '-Sot 5 ROOM and belli apartment and 4 "'Om and bath apartmeol U• fum1shed. Phon• WY ·2-36a or 1-14-dc ·U:<FURNJSHED Modern first noor spartment. Middleport. Automatic furnace . Phone WY t387fo. 11 21 30tc WY·W31t. - ONE 4 • ROOM APARTMENT and one s.room apartment furnished. All utililies paid. Call Don Stiven WY 2-2276. Afu•r .s call WY 2·3574. 11 21 tlc - ciO>e in town. 127 Butternut. 11306t furnished "M.,,,.. BUSIN,ESS SERVICES (20) - Television In Revi ew AUCTIONEER, LINuN, BoiHINI Satwaedoa G•ataaceed Call • ~ .. ' !.~:!i!iqhter Sick Racine lll'iiM'!i 222.212!181i1WU4 JfWWf ;QIIft1Q!IIiliJ I NEW YORK (UPil-I'm one or All eonlri buted im the lucky ones. I wu ab~ to SUCC'e!l!. What m 101 lie watch each of the 1pecla1J the Lots ol fine 10n ALLEN"S RADIO.TV Service. thAt' ootwork1 put on aimultane- performed. Warml Pbone WY l-3114. 78IS Ry•ll S\. OUBly Thursday Dii!ht. HeiY ia pressiYe dancing. Middleport. ObWl I 15 de how I filled up on LhiJ three- tion. Class. End o NEJGLER BUILDING SUPPLY courw banqutl: The ··css Repo .u. At 11 : I$ a.m.· 1 painfully early ary was an ente &emodeliDJ. B.,.. ambnun wladow awelap, a&.na hour for me, I found myself iD whelming and , by doorw. Coal _. 0.. ............ an ABC-'IV acreening room m o dern standa Bolio ........ AU Capper watching •·y' e • Montand. on story aa it ex IDI. CaD Ne!Cier • Cleek, Rao. Broadway." At 2:30 p.m. CBS-~ tbe popular illusl lfae, Olde. t l • 1screened ''Biography of 1 Bookie bet with the fr.ie Joint" for Ul. Aod tben I watched hood bookie is ju FOR HIRE: Bulldmer, 8 foot the NBC-1V 1 peclal, Julie Harm hannleu fun. B b.lade. 1~ 1aUon water tank. and Jame. Donald in "Victoria. by prod~er Jay Contact Pickett Farms, Rt. l, Regina,'' at home, where the cause of ~he res Pomeroy, WY 2-6351. color aet dweU1. · which it w 111 11 30 30tp I look ba('k on a day filled powerful suPJXlrt AUC'rlONEJnl with such goodies pnd I'm almost evidence he collec Complo<oready to forgive the thinKs like lty of the scaM Crill B "The Hathaway1, .. Bob cwn. to an unmlstakab ea..._. P!aml-1 To ....., eyeo, they oppeor to incongruoUI. · 1 will leave It to thf theologians to Jay whether tho politicians have made statute jibe with Scripture. But u a layman, I am ~ pared 1o cllseuss aomo of the practical effectl of the law in my sub· urban Oeigbborhood. a....' .. Boglanl•l goods as baby · furnace: If so, perhaps we ean help you! Write u• .... Glvl ..g us style of home You desire, location. 1ile and price range, uaed heatera: uM!d CQal heaten: u1ed Maytsg dr)"lt: used well water ,yatem. Chase Hard· wart!, Phon• WY t -2611. rurnlturt'. Anycne havlna U•lng to oeti, brlolg II ln. ___ ___ 121 ONF. HEREFORD BIJ!L for ~-- P. 0. Box 271 t'om•roy, Ohio ~,-- Every Ttturlday ninR at 7:SO p. m. it the Mason· t>!lt Drlve•ln, M~tson , W. Va. New and Wled merrhandlse - -- Strictly (onfldonttol 12 2ale -. AUCTION: ·- - SH 2-4861. _.:,_ 12 2 I Stond In Your W1y? Convertloft 'burner; N. W. SENtiNE,L to See PhoneWY2·2157 1 tEAR · ·· ······ ·· ···· · $8.00 6 MONTHS ·· · .. · · ·· .. · $4.25 New or Renewal GINTLIMIN: I encloM $-------- for which Mnd --- .. rurs lulllcrlptlon to 'rhollally S...tlnel to: ~ COMPTON~ --- ·--- - WMPO Rqc/ip UTVIUlo\Y 5:55 Sign On 1:110 Country Blpresa 6:36 RFD 7:110 Breollfut Pll'll' 7:2& llxtelldeiii'Udtor 7:36 e...Itfool:Pll'll' 1 1:45 Off the 1:311 llreoltful ....., t:oo J - Bulolt Sbow 1:911-lllor · 1:41 'l1le Good LKe ' lO:OO Polka Tlml' 1:11 Soclol 1:2& Nai!Gall • World Ntwl 1o:i!O wold ·• Daoma 111tow 0 •• D. OP 'TOMETRIST Office Hours: 11 to 12. 21A> 5 ICio~ II NooD OD lbun. - Eut Court St.. Jlbmerojl ..' ~; "' <---~-------·----------------------------· '-AIIcl,... ............ -.L•-.:o"'"'"'"''""'~--·------------r· -Business 12 1 8tc I' SALE!! NOW IN PROGRESS Closing Out Entire, Stock At Cost Cosmetics, Toys, Jewelry, All Nationally Advertised Medicines, Vitamins, Gifts and Hundreds of Items. All Salet Cmh & Flnnll ·stORE FIXTURES ' fOR .. ' SALE ' ,' Now Is the time to bu.y·for'Christmes end SAVE BIG DOLLARSII . lhe ·fo,~ntc:dn V'A. . .. ' ,., ' 7:2& Sign Oft 7:!0 Smllade Ill Blue 7:411 lilmdly Qlope1 I:IJO"IIIIIl"lll#f·lledilationa . - . , " ...... PrNay Socurfl1 Show 8:30 Vojee of ReVIval u,oo hnla«<ltal Aiselbbly of • • ..Dorcu • 1:30 111118ie.. Mnstc, lllueie 8' 4' CII!IIJIU1o "'"'' ll:ll ...... 7:110 Mualc:al Cloell 7: 411 'l1le Ltlellito 8:110 Obio v.no, Newa li·io Ohio "NoWi. : .: •·V QI:IIO ~- IJ:OII II. . Nm ' · 12: II M.....le . 12:10 Bullotm a.ionJ IJ:II N.....o.Ghiao !"artb end- Hour llr. Masin 1:1111 · ' . LoeaJ .. Nowa 1:00 Ma'! M\lllo .. • · 1:119 -World · ~~- • · B:QI l:titt ·scARV I SHOW ·1·. Stmiley S1IOw 1:18 Sil1l 011 1: II& ObJo Newa 8: 10 Sports t'oda1 1:10 Mnstc:al Cloet 1:56 Comnntolty Nowo t: 110 MlujeaJ C1ol!t II: 10 Publle Service l!llow Ioiii.._ of. Bltulq . IO:oo County lim 10: II& Talk ol tho Ti1n l0:5a World NeW. IVhal'oll;y<Mao.. Wod.. ll'rW u:oo Talk ol. the ToWa ' C!ftoo.. '111urt.) 11:11 Talk oltho TowD 11: Ll Cltilldt 111111 1llntt YOU MAY HOT CURE YOUR HICCUPS WITH THAT LATE LATE ·" e:" '5unllq Cbapol WJEH RAb~f~ ·· ' onlj>) sla!lsware, knickn8cks, novelty lltms. All rrw1t q . Save MJ% . F'lfto Novell.y Shop. Middleport. WNilAY ' Air:· . Cl'rldo1 tmlyl SAVF. MJ'r"- 1,~ off au toy•. dolls. Alr 11:110 '1\op Teo 10:110 Cbureh at Work . . 10:" &mda7 Sbow tJ:oo N~ Nlwl • . ' to:4o lbter~: · tJ.11 Zlrk • New Soutldltn ToWa 10, 45 5undi1l!bow IJ:3!1 Platber Party ll:OO Cbureh World News 1 1'1$ Nowo ll: 15 Waahlnglmt ReportS 1:30 PlaiiC Party 11:!0 Coattb7·H""" Tillie 1:110 Bandstand Scoreboard IJ:IIO ~ Newi 1:2& Newe D:U 'l1le liur.b 1:911 Band!tend Scoreboard u :'30 Topo llfsport,t 1:11 Newe 1:011 ~ ......_ 1:30 Bandstand SconbOoril 1:11! Neiio ~ 1:10 Newa Round-up 1:41 011 ·~ Subscription Rates • poes Fin1nclng I l DAILY "MAIL" - -- -- --DON 'T PUMP your 1luggl1h ! can Will be a Glh for the WHOLE YEAR A New Home? l us' aanlfledl ·tHE DAILY SENTINEL '- -- 37. M.U.y ,, reed u . AtflrmaU.V• Get Ia Stride- FOR Ra<,ln•.l ,.,.rne tl. Weavor'l GASOLINE AI. LIY A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Ohio, or phone EMenon 7·11,.. 1 · · Santa Suggests ... G~DENa~SavERP· I~ao,Mtll. t fancy bantafn.1: ftuplcal fish (colloq,) 31. Glrl'a nick- not ~f .sudly beveragea, they now lit in arouad the bouse dr;ok·l beer. ~ u!led coal Il'ldl&nl Deprived of hardware aapplies, nation to enviSion Jll emergency need for any of those items-at leaest not if you have mice, flies tJSEo -GAs -' 31. Sloth 'f• ._..,.•• AN•• u . Plber trom. at. Wrinkle ...... t!¢) BG. German. 40: '1"o move rUle Judd.enlY _Ia my neJtbborhQd. the ·major haa beeo fek by chaPI who spend their week performing do-11-youraell projects. lt doesn't require much Jmagi- tic tank. ~et Klean-Em-Ail tic Tank Clellltf-. LB11dn1arlk Form Bureat.l, Ptlaet"Gy. 11 l 30tc a ploNr ... lQ>oek · fly swatters, moll.!le trap, shoe Iicea vlsion tubes. Eay 1'1 \'- 11'"> J'qbn• I I Tho!e of us Who reside in the V '•inia side of the Potomac, and elJ~~here in the State, have been living with the law lf!r about four j w ~:-Jk~ now. In the beginning when the earth was created, there was chaos. It took a couple of weeks · store owners to reach any sort unamimity on what good were. or were not, verboten • s~ ' sbnppeni.. Most of them now have i Jl(lsted llsta lor tlje guidalllie clerks and cuatomel'l. '· Ao I understand it, lhe lawmak·fl ers did not intend to cul off source of .supply of items of ne<:e,. ~ .slty or of an emergency nature. But in a neighborhood ·-··. •.._.. J sometimes patronize, there seventh day embargo on n:ppl!e1. L. MeNickl,~. ... J8,= I oon, WASHINGTON CUPU - AI the or chOdren in your boule. Virginia Legislature Interpret. the The main controversy thua far Gospel. It Is lmplldt)J a tho operation of la~od~> e2:pressedly a crime to aen bacon Some legal expert& bold on Sunday. wuhlng of elothel in Swl<laY But Jn this selfsamllegislaturt's · not a necessity. others maintain view of the credo, beer may be that cleanlineq Js neit to GodJJ. sold on the Sabbath with impunity. and presumably in good 'lbua far, however, matters In science, " suburbl have not reached These are two of the more point that they have in Mary. catching upect1 of the DeW ll.lburbl, where rWal aulomo. day bJue law that feentJ.y· weDt dealers have been into effect iD the Old each other in for blue law ""'~ 1 wrik I. 6 . MeCe, Cbeater, Ohle ' U.- Can't sen Bacon On Sunday In Virginia But Beer Legal News Items IINI!l n ct&V.t ti t .i li~lil'n"! IW'M. :'-~oib~~fl-"111' "'':"":'='1 ~"f"i'i IIIJI!*fU¥~~ DAILY CROSSWORD Mr." 11- t..oeai Newa Wlllt - ~ ''< TR.e.CY r------., lj.ii;;;;;(jjjS?_l I "T>IOUan" '01 WB1E IN 5CH'X1 • IDII c:a.tE 'ICJJW CDT"TIM!FOI T>IISP ... .,., ' ,...' . < �. ' t • first Baptist Church Women Held World Day 01 Prayer Services SHOP MONDAY and TUESDAY from 9 to 5 at •.. Women of the Middleport First A meditation on "g iving" was Baptist Cburclt mat Frklay after- presented by Mrs. BoofH:' and ht>r 11000 for their annual \\'orki Day closing thought was that allhou,:h Meet your friends here! We've arranged a meeting and resting place on the 2nd Floor I 1 HUSH PUPPIES $7.95 ''HeU Oat" Roush's Shoe TONIGHT "TOMIOY AND THI CttAMP" (TechnicolDr) Candy Moore, Ben Johnson, Jesae Christine Smith and Jest Kirkpatrick "THI RIVOLT OF White, THE SLAVEI" (Tedmlcolor) Rhonda Fleming, Lang Jef· frie• and Dario Moreno. SUN., MON., TUII. Doctolber :145 "THI LAIT SUNSIT" (Tecbnieoior) Rock Hudsoq, Kirk Dou.glaa, Dorothy Malone, Joseph Cotten, Carol Lynley, Neville Brand. With the nfe lust!· ness that ther aoua:ht love ... they turned the fury of thclr hate u:pon each other! Colorcartoont • ... .... y • Around And About Middleoorf Mrs. L. W. McComas left today for Bethesda, Md., to visit son and family, Cpl. and Mrs. Edward Lee McComas· and new daughter, Dianne Leigh, Lieutenant Joyce Miller return· ed last Frklay to Fort McClellan, Alabama after apending giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller. La&t weekend Mr and Ml'l. Sta~ Grange sessions. was a rein- Insures neat fit. Teal Heavy Blue. Jlz•• 31 to 50 5.95 2 polr for ' • . ~- ·· - --.. ,. I I 3 ·:· $lOO 9-year-old oeek, and Martin ol Mens Blue Denim ~· ~· ..' ur..·· \ • -· '!.· · ,- 'c!fowToA~;idMoney: . ' What's Wrong At The Met ... Coats FllnE!rol . ~yraeuse Oub WUI Work Dungarees A aensJbl~ f: 1esday, December 6 at the ~. ~ .:'1.• ,. mefo "' · prci1Dpllpil J it· . ,f Mrs . John Sauvage. Tbe ,''i . '. w i II begia .a.m. ,. 'f · Each member " lo • . J!OVOIOd dish ~ I p.JIL tbe group will 101o : ·.o.rrahre · oflleo ' · 69 ( 10 ounce saoforlzed blue denLm. Triple atltched. - $1.00 mas. 2.18 Mtno Blue Chombroy Work Shlrto In 51• 14'1!1 to 17 _ . 179 • SUnday admisalons Xtng, "Hants',. 1 ln;ulatad Knit THWUL SHIRTS aicr:DRAWERS 1 Houduhel~ jlgdeo, Do>ter: ~lddleport liD: 1'-'-•Y· sundaJ dladtargea ltobllison; Harrllo1ovillj l'ltornOOn, Pomeroy: man, Racine. tni iai'P (48). Olive aroon, ox!~ Rl. arey ~nd red. -.....,...... cottoN skkS liom 14\tt lo 18. - N..t ch• ll)d PI~ Ill tho but oolon. TWo· poe. toll 'lith butlon loP&. • 2~95 ' • ' ·.'' SJioo 10 lo IJ, lila'. hiecUcin ol patteriUI Ill the new eolono ol arooit ~ lm>riD, tan, blue, dult '"" ll)d ifOf, YJNIL SOc lnte,.tlonol h<:a!if~~nia homes, snow plains, and blinding c...at Lakes today, Up to two - ol lliOW l!ll the ceorta1 IDII · "-~ "'. plains, with ...... grodldoil loday. The U.S. Weather Jlo, ~ ~ ---- .... tbe ..... woold ~ :· theextrernelllll'lhem.,.. ,<( toto! Melli Ar,iylo lllc: -.: -~ the uppor Great Lakes IDII uppir Mississippi Valley. Wintery temperatures ln IIIII teens chilled ·parts of New E1J1. fond and the northem plains -'f today, and readings """' e.pect. ed to drop tbnJugbout the Groat Plains and soulben! Rockies. II was 14 above at Oldtown, JlaiDe.. 10 at Minot, N.D. " • IJolill( \i; Fogs, eatherMap ..-Y All oatton with Parl<o hood, hiiDd-wmner poet. eta. Small (U36), medium (311-40). ...... (~. • .. ' ;iJl.. Balurday SWEAT SHIRTS Proollcol Gift For A Man called at 1:30 Lm. 1he George Gate& hnd. ...- his ill. Slle wu taken to by oquadsmea, Aroold, Carnahan and Mra. Robert Dugan Rt. ~ Glva him • 1Ift of w...mtfll HANIS HOODID - -o> in Middleport • caught on fir<. The · MEIGI GE!IIEBAL Sf(un!ay .Adm!..lolla Oiler. Mlddlaport: . IOD, Pomeroy. OTHIR MINS OIPT liLTS -,• ••••• ___ $1.50 ond $1.91 MINI DRISS OR WORK IUIPINDIRS - · ··· _'_.• $1.00 MINI HOSE SUPPORTERS . • ··-···--·· 59c end 69c MINI ILASTICIZID GIFT liLTS ---·------·- ·· St.OO 'lril aaswered a aD .,-,, " a.m. lodey at YOOIDg'a ' You'll fJnd the popular narrOw widths IJld reaular wklllll In ucellent quall\,y leather, Plain and embossed flniiiL Black, brown, 11ey. Sizei 28 to 50. pubU.. .CAU.S IIEPOIITZD 1bo Middleport YGlunleor - chllrJIOII of lntoxicaU~ wero fined I& and dleJ»rt Mayor KeJmeth ney th~ morning. o polr Buy aevual paif'l for hia Cllrist- Tbe- to the ment arrested Ro3S and Everett <ltafltn, dleport aver the GIVE HIM A BELT THIS CHRISTMAS Zi~ -, lh Middleport ......... ~ I . . demonitratlaa wllt - The Middleport polic<J 11ft lor the workina: man. Size& 211 to 44 waist per fiy. One lin fllo All - ·"(:. Jay home demoastraUOD cUt wll: ir l -. <neet for its annual Cbr~ ~ ·~-! ,.· '" aod exchange of glib ,...._ ldentica185 Neat fittine comfortable Banlons. In black, brown, navy, white. ",, ;;; See Demonstration .. ,;,' Tbe Syracwe '11!inl W ....... <, · - Two Arrests The most popular stretch aocb. · , teci+-. ,,H 1bbio FUel GBI Compa117 Ban-Lon Stretch Socks :i _ was preceded In dead. )if , ' · 10 """'' Floyd and Guy. • AIIO .{· niving are two ~,,·~;~~~.~ eorge and Burt Canm1, ali .1~"'- · ' ve IJrpat m-andchildrea.. ' •· ' .'(!. e--eo '" ' Mr. Car1011 lived in the l#dllllt · reek area nearly hiJ entire uneral aervkes will be)leW eli , besday at 2 p. m. with Bel'. lerbert Grimm In ~ , il will be in Wrigbt ' : ~;. 'riends may caD at the a.., ~gs Home uotl > ' ervices. ·.• ~ ,.' ' Candice. The cliUd'1 father said MEN'S . bibition was beillg enforced. He ago and was confiDed to bed was alM a long tlmt! rural mail of the tlme Iince. He ,... a · ,'~.hr:. 1 carr:ler and for several year11 tient at the FOitet RM JbDi · wrote a column f~r the o~d Dem- ISyracuse before goinJ to~ ~~~ ocrat aod ~ Dally Sentinel. He nelaville. , • · ",• The fonner MeJg.s Cwnlt •'j ~ I} figure is IW'Vived bf >tw;w r. ;;·j.· and"""· Floyd of hiiii!Jil ,'·' · urdar atrangled by from a baby'l pacifier curd from • window Mr. - and Mr6. George the chlld'a paronll, said the Yldlm"s , l Haven Jc accident waa . 81 Meigs County Representative CarBOn, in October of ta. during the early 19Jil's while pro- frllered an injury onr 1 paclller .... held - 1h8 FARMERS BANK ~. ·ancl' Company · ---,. &trangulatlon Saturday noon, were held this lthe New Haven E.U.B. The child, Zachary gels, was found about 1 In solid colon \'lith eoDtrastinJ color striped top or aU white wlth «~lored tops. All sizes. 3 pair of a size i.n a package. $1.00 With. lOll( lalla ond Ill all I rn~-okl New CREW SOCKS Buy your coi-rect size. In either the regular -,long style with ribbed top or the 1hort style with elastic top. ~ died tragically from CHRISTMAS IPICIAL Boys Popul~r WORK SOCKS ther, Dark Oxford and Na- ' F u n e r n I services forced elbow, 100% virSPICIAL VALUESI Mtn't lntulsted . \ . Funeral Child Who 1.95 Coat Sweater SHIRTS I CHRlSTMAS putting up Christmas Miller, above, on the .. who will hang it. ~g":'l agreed informally to those seen Ski-Pajamas Mens All Wool e< ·C ~~~;,g, practical, 1on1 !' In sizes 6 to 16. Slip-on top (no buttons). Knit cuffs and ankletl. TerrU'ic vah1e. tin WiJol. JnterJott knit ------------------~-- !Wbert B. Carson, 95, a former ·sentalive to the slate legislature, mori.st, passed away Saturday at the Marks at ;McConnelsville. · Mr. Carson aereved two tenna ldeath by bit wtfe, Mary -1 MMIIuril and L•rlt. lor .atdlalrlbutioo Chrlltmaa. to Out-01-Town Relatives At Bolin Funeral 595 by law. The petition was presented by the petitioner, Frank W. Porter. at a meeting 1 ~~!f.~i~Co~u::nty Commissio,ners today. turned the • ' over to the county auditor Grindley ~nd and continue south , _ , . and will H... to the Racme Planing Mill prop.. a W"Uay pen00 un:n . kl be I luded a hearing on the petition, erty which wou nc . Feb The annexation therefore would 9 1962 h l ND11Da11 B. Maale ruary I ' · . ·. bring two more bwlneu firms 1 • IC.A of M W If the comm1sswnET~ approve [into Syracuse, the Racine Plan-......"' ........... tn • • • .,, -- "' ...._ ___ ,., ... 'U<>rlr.lllt Dl a.'~ ~~.:t"h:a:! Boya Flonnoletto BY MISS li'REDDIB win to The Sldl Sm1ll, Made with double SINGLE COPY-Ie J Legislator, Humorist Dies At 95 In McConnelsville owners have signed a notice ask- at · -· jlloftMtlfte We Poy 3% lnteNSt On Your Sovlngo ::: to the village of Syracuse in the man- pockets. ., ts roug t For Patients At Stafe Hospital . Gifts we~ brougbt for the Atll· Hospital patients when Rock BOUDABIIEI.T Sprlnga Grange met Thti'.Woy Mrs. w. D. Par!IO!u was here lev•eninJg. to take her mother, Fred Goeglein, worthy master, . Annlce Ohlinger to Dwlbar, presided and a contrlbutkm W. Va. where she wiU remain Wl· made to the Tuberculosil and til this weekend when her grand· Health Association. Amos daughter and family Mr d J t d to fill th M·s Hie hard V.augh~ ar . wdas lappo noleH d e 1 • exp1re enn owar • after her . Mrs. Ohhnger has Ueen on the executive C<lmmlttee. Mra Ill for the past two weeks. David Koblentz delegate to . ChoMe pollshed cottons in 10Ud color or neat check,pattern. Ripple twist cottons in/ solid colors. Bedford corda and corduroy&. Made with llim line stylinl ln reeular waist 11tyle or continental modela. patt-erns to choose. Wrap A ago lrom Moblle, they lpool lite Harding Wf:ll recently 11'0111 Metp General Hospltoi. The I'NI builders of tbio bank ,..., !be - 1 . ol tbio communil)l-men:hanlo, proftaional peoo · pie, home mal<ero, larmo..,. and ...-nero. . Our depot>da ... )'OW'& ~w•''- Ia favor ol. everything that olds ..,.. · munlty prosperity-from buyins JooaiJy to for. ward-looklna dvlc p10jeol&. Lel'a _ .....,. 1o ' .GvaDCe ~du:&. ' -- ·;;;:., -. '? Legal Procedures May Be SaiisfiedBy May0£1962 home g,ive him a warm 1Gunj· December l;~o~m~p~a~n~y: :·~e~s~~~~~~;~~-;;:::;~-G•1 B JJ 1M""" f. hou~ around styles with 1self tie beJti. Lllnj slee\•es, roomy resldtngon in a apartmeot "'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""""-IE:~~~ havlng oome here ...... -I /. •' Wash 'n Wear Slacks l95 For his Jebure .... t'"''lk' ........... ,...,..., ,....,, doW ... . Sins 29 to 4-2 Matre is a graduate of Wahama High School with the· · class of '59 and IS employed at the River Coal C W t guest and gave an lnter.stina: re. port on the meeting. A program was presented Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer, read Psalm 100 to open thtJ •••· 1m gram. Three artlclea wert rea1l ll CLUB !:NTF.RTAJNED including, "What do you k n d w •Mrs. SeIlm BIazew Icz en~rabout Thanksgiving?" by Mrs. ta!ned the Nifty Stitchers Club Amos Leonard; ''Wild turkeys reThur!ldoy evening at her home ont turn to Ohio," Mra. w. ·A. MorLasley St. 'rhe evening was spen Mill d M A · Pet gan· and '"I'he First Thanbglvll:;:~~~·:~n~dlnwere sewing after which er an rt. nna era were :, served by the in Canton where they visited lng, Mn. Francis Morris, Fol· to Mrs. Janet Korn, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. J. B. MUler and lowing I Tbanbglvlna: Prayer by Folmer, Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mra. R. C. Little, Mn. Homer Radford, a _con~ost , Mrs. Clair Spencer, Mrs. Mrs John Werner was in Gal11- was conducted by MIW. C. L. Moore, Mr!l. William Bar- polil Thursday to visit with Mn. with the ladles as winners. '-'rs. Hugh Bearh8 , Mrs. W. Garnet Davhtdon who waa a pa- Refreshment. were aerved . Drab, Mrs. Jack Warner, tlent at Holzer hospital. She iX· the home eoonomic committee, Carol Bearhs and guests, petted to be reiea8ed today. the cloae ol the meeting, Vanessa ~olmer and Phyllis and Ml'll. WllUam Slater hi employ- A Chr!Jtmu party wlll be held Effie Blazewicz. ed at the Dutton Drug Store, dur~ at the next meeting on Decem12 A ..mhsck d ' at 7 PLAN SHOW ing the Chriatmas seaaon: . · t""· mner p.m. The Walk-In Garden Club will Mrs. Mayme Rainey piBnJ to will precede the meeting, wldJ have a Chrlstmaa Show at the leave the first of the week for the home economic ~tteeW 11;::~:~ Community Center on 1 Florida where she w111 be the meat. .u""re w Dec. tO, from 2 to 4 p. m. her daughter, Mr.s. Wanda a 25 cent gJft ex~hange. Memof the show will be and children. are asked to br-Ing food "Chrlstmaa Time In Bedford." Mr. and Mra. Ottlo Hardine which wlll be Pen to the . Mra. Howard Blrrhfleld w'as In of entertainment. Rewere served to 12 Pomeroy, Ohio For The Men On Your List On The Second Floor In The Busy Ready To Wear Department s..-_ ..... Hip JUl. en ... turab1J cooler 16 Property Owners File Petition',·~~, Asking Annexation Into Syracuse GIFT FOR THAT HIGH SCHOOL BOY OR COLLEGE STUDENT Beautiful Gift Robes , ............. .,...,.. -..I Coa.Werab1e t'io811laeu ..._,..,. A ..._ of W.en, loy ......... - ----------------------------------------------------------------~---------------0~ .... . . - ..... , .. ' OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 Jng robe. Many .&tyles and Carl Morrill. 1 The civic committee announced 1 rnn1••ments l'llnoed PIIS~D. Just Bruab To Clean. entnLe Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 4, U61 semble your purchases. It's for your convenience and comfort, use it! · Miss Burns is a graduate of Waha.ma High School with the class of '60 and is presently employed as secretary at the Ohio Valley Bank Company Gallipolis. Mr. Van lollowinR at the home of would walt until spring to moke plonHn., for civic project!l. Mr~. Vernon Weber. C"halrman was named lo makP- Chrl!!tmas favora for the Children's Mrs. Robert Snowden had a demonstraUon on ChriRt~as Ideas and showed several r.hnstml!ll ar· and wrealh!l she hadd Mrs. Vernon Weher rea article, "Selectlmr and Caring our Christmas Tree." II , b Thy •Chtravel. n1Stpn:zetwas wdonlhy ares eWI:lr an e prlze by Mn. Robert Snow· NO. 194 just off the 2nd Str<>et Entrance ... where you can sit in comfort and wait and visit or as-· Friendly Garden Oub Met At Williams Home and Mcs . David Van Matre, West Columbia, West Virginia. . at y e \Vf'..athf'r • ~ Ninth Birthday · Of Nina Stiles Was Celebrated The Rutland Friendly met at the home or Mrs. Ronald Williams with Lhe president, M111. J ~11 111 th ,. t oe uu n ca ng e mee mg o order Arrangements were made for a Ch ristmas dinner al the Marlin · Restaurant in Middleport on Dec. 18 at ' '"" w;th • party and g;rt • Dnoted To Tlu. fntneab 01 Tlu. Meilfi-Mtllota.4r• •OL XIII Following the opening song and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs J'lhn I prayer scriptures were read by Fultz. Mn. Frank W iL~on. Mrs. ?-.irs. Joe Wilson · Mrs. Frank David Sneller, Mrs. Jam('s PuiCheesebrew and .M r!i. Richard len, Mrs. Charlt>s Edwards . Mrs. nwe11 . Mrs. Edl8on Baker read a Jack Salter£ield, Mrs. Milton h;•tter from the president a( the Hood and \1rs. E:.dward \1oore Baptist Women'a World Alliance They spoke ol work m pJet.aining W thJa special day. land, Red China, Rapt 1st MISSIOnS in Europe. Alaska. Leopoklville. in the Belgium t:ongo, Puerto Rico, Phillipines· Australia · and with the American Indians. Prayer was orrered after each article by Mrs. Boone for the work in 1 Middleport Brownie Troop 266 these places. met Wednesday at the Methodist Mrs. Cecil Bradbm·y was the church. The meeting was called for the service and Mrs. to order and dues were collected Turnf>r wa s in charge of by Nancy Thompson. nursery . The troop was divided into two ----patrols with Kathy Spurlock o;nne wc;ghl nam«l "' pal..ol SANDRA KAY BURNS leaders. Sylvia Swanson resigned "' ><ccetacy and Lynn Schwab Mr. and Mrs . Paul D. Burns, Mason, West VIrginia, was elected to flll her place. i are announcing the approaching marriage of their daughVan Matre was elected as reportter, Sandra Kay to Donald Mack Van Matre, son of Mr. A party honoring the ninth birthday of Nina Stiles was held . and cupcakes, bubble gum , suckers and Sandy Johnson, Games were played before Lhe close of the meellng. Others attending were rs. Mary = wa nnd ·Mrs. Ancell M Van'Mfltre,""hlead-b ers and Sandy Johnson, Manley, Debca Ma;d.n, VanMeter and o;,,. Welch, brow.ples. COLUMBUI UPI - Oblo Nitti bulDaJtJnell 11111.. lmae I t • t Iii aaiH ta .tam.. up to mWn!pi tf Dee. 11, 8ta&e Trtasurtr Jo.. eph T. Jl"e.rauoa nn.ed aJaili l • Now You Know s:.tnda1. Elberfelds In Pomeroy of Prayer service at 2. Mrs Don- she could not help all the needy , akl Boctne was lo charge of lht- people m the world with mater· service which ca rried out the ial tl\ings s he wuu!d ht'lp ltl@m ••· , ~ lr~nc~N~~--------------------------------.~ - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid_dleport,_0.::_ Dec . 2, 1961 themt: "Everyt:.imt- I wrap a WJth prayer. Chrlstmas Gift, I Will say a Pray -~ Articles •..f the wot·k m Haplist er." Missionary fields were r+'ad by ,, • Four opolr ' '' y Pa~ror � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 2, 1961 grueser lohn thoma wise