https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c5fcacf38743515bf44ff53de20f2851.pdf 573178865f5ef380bde7c498e458f921 PDF Text Text . WIC . khom Is Instalied As Coddle Worthy Matron Of OES Chapter !()-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1961 • ATTEND MEETI>IG Miss Char,..ne Zundel w., elect- ~ f M • I A'-Oln Y &.r..JU ed d•stnct Vlre president of the I Y th FeOowship at a r• 00 :::··:late BaptiSI .-mg held In I • I ' WWth Caddi c•-'. .,.., e. llmployees ol the _.., Post Ollke met at the Circle ..... iDBW!od Wllliamsoa aJIOdate coodu<tnou lllurant - y am wu 'M "'·le C eh lain · J , turkey dinner. e a worthy matron when Pomeroy Tue~y ~=~~inga:~ the in::lcd=:~ People In pOm eO r Y D lneu --~' Ill Chapter 186 OES met Lims:. The meetmg wh1eh was HI three d11'1trtct conference, was aty po . \ the chapter room tended by Qver 600 young Pfople BY LUcu.LE lJAWKIN! Th eeting w~s opened by Also attPndmg rrom Pomeroy -...._ e m ~ere Mtss Sally Foster MillS Mr and Mrs. Glen ·~wers of Marjorie Crow , worthy ~-~· . · ' · ~ d and Alfred E H Crow wvnuy 1 h Wellston Sh<Won Zundf'i am'f Mrs Rap and Mrs Claren.re War · · ~ w ( ZundeL or Mi'Arthur VISited frtends Tues· ! patron. Gu~tsM pr~~ Dl t~ day and attended the funeral or Deputy Gran atron s c • .... ..ary lllanhaG rl)up Mel Monday 'lbe Docember Et~enlnB ....... PW'ty Held Upbn InC withwldt_..bnenta!Dtoop. the holiday ...... were 8 ' 81 tL-'-· terVOCI by Mrs. William Bamhart oy • r ·~ IIHM!IlJtl ill tho and ...run1 fot a Mary Martha CUcle of thO First Baptllt church wa• 'lbe !Kilt birthdly or DIYid Grant, eon ol Mr. ond !lin. BW loin. Herman Martin. Pome- v L-- 1:' ed 0 G.rant, wa• celebrat.ed Tuesday the , owa I'..XCmu•l n during the afternoon aeulon of 0 B r w ·-~~aU;=- ~ ~ long .::pw~:'::; ...., ~ Mon:y-= : Mro . Tui'Mltty Afternoop the Middleport Klnd1111orlen. ~~ Ru:~ CharJ~ Dl1- Christmas ~ration& Pollowing Eugene ~plett, and group alng: Anno~t Ul ~~ made Seated . Jt hb 1pe..:1al ttble I rd E th . wa~-n dmner the '"""'P adL...--:~ to 8 10.g of ......__htmas carol• of the marraage of Mill K a 'I were Mtclwel BartawUt, David 111 ar,.... row, z· . ap . The aoe ted at roy ::!, Geo-• ~&-a a · s er · ......, • ' o· .. ~"""'_... "' H d ghter r Mr d Martha · Genevieve Swartz, Elec.- party room for a IIOcial evening. During tile business ae!lion in ' anaon, au o . an ' . ti Attending were Patrick Lochary Mrs. Harold Hanson of Pomeyoy, 11. ta ;L anLudla Phil WI lhoarmon, ~~-; Fred Roacnbaum Arthur Skin: charge of Mrl. Richard Flnlaw, to Mr Allen Lee King of NeVI ne Neue w was e~a.:v ' .a_ ~. • t.a Ha W v ed 8.i secreta will be mtaJLed lner, DurrJJ"d Cumfql, Robert preai~nt , ·~- on pro~ ven, · a. 1 batl May, M c Oodlon. Helpo Anthony, Ter---i. Rlc'.. ~. a.J Swilher, Michael Haley and DBMY ers 9/ere Barbara eaa Snyder, Kim at 8 later da~ ·Slory, Edward :l:em1edy, Ptdllp completed by tbe group we~ gtv- The double ring ceremony wu Stobart, v J c l 0 r McCloud and . ·. I Radford, Pearl Smith, Tom fteu. en. Planl were made for t be perfonned Tue.sday afternoon at RelreshmenU of Me.. Clara Grueser. '"· Blanche Hart; grand _repre- Followmg the JOStallatlon, Mrs. ter. Fred Goegleln, David Cum- coatlnuanct ol the ..wing pro- 3:30 In tbe sanctuary of the Mid· Michael May. . • sentat1ve of North Dakota, Ger· Crow was presented a paal ma1 . AU B E rl T h ~·· lor needy at the eam.........,U die rt ~-t Uot'ted ~--•merChristmal enokiM and 1 e t Mrs Huss Watson aoo M r s 1 . h mga , en a11 , a om a, .,rvo;1111 ~ po .. "" r.r~,~ Pomeroy, Ohio --~ by Mrs. aldme Young; grand repruenta· I Scott accompamt'U H .d... trons JeWel, on behalf of t e Homer Radl--~ oru, Roy Ho1•• ler, "·nvnr Christian Center • Youn1otown • 1-80 Church by Rev . How-~ "'u Run. r cream wert served by hll JnDlh.. 1 11 TONIGHT 1 · William Knight of Pt. Pleasant. v~ . of Kansas, Mary u&' ... s; chapter, by Gerald me Young er Smith, William Radfonl, Rob- and for a au'istmaa party. pelt. Witnesses for the ceremony er, uallted by M'n. Guy R~ NOT OPEN 't . Va visitPd 'I'u<'sday in Hunt- vlsJtmg worthy matrons and ~~and Mr. Crow was ert Lewis, Richard Flnlaw The meeting closed •ith a cir- were Mrs. John Werry and M.n. nolds, teacher. Coloring bookl . gt . W Va ;thy patrOOJ: past matrons a pallt patrons jewel by F Don Wood and E. J. Hill. 'I cle of prayer, and a des8ert Clinton Fisher of Middleport. were giv@IJ to the claA. FRIDAY & SATURDAY m on, Edd. . . h d d past patrons of Pomeroy Chap- tnar on behalf of the chapter. ft. •· Mrs. 1e K1tc en an aug · Ed'th Hu...,mp ' ". ill er, trustee Refreshments were aerved ......cem.,...r 8·9 nd M AI K't h ter : I 1. "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" Iter. Jute, al rks. dma Ch'-' .' iot the OES home : and dist:ing· the dining room decorated Dun Murray, Larr)· Gates, en spenl t 1e wee en m I11 I· . l..~..l • d' H ry • . D II h d M w·n· K't UISu~ masons me1u tng, ar a ChrlstD)/:UJ tree and holly on od K 1 • 1P. Smith, Fred Bl.aetnar, 'Ibeo ~i.Cindi Wo , e1r u ea rot e, Mr. an rs . I tam d the refreshment A TRUE Story! cmd daughter. . . . ~~ mante1· an HJ"HE CANADIANS" Mrs. Willard Ebersbach and i\Sm1th and Ptul Willi.aJmon. table attractive in a white cover, ('fechnicolor) ~ ~ ~:~:~:,~r Juye<e were Columbus Invitations to attend installa- centered with an Robert Ryan, John Delmer, i Tuesday. were read from the fol- of mwns wlt~ candl.es' in crystal Elberfelds leatureo dependable nationally known Torin Thatcher and . Mrs. Kenneth Harris and Mrs. loWlng_· chapte_ ra._ Harrisonville, holders on e1ther atde. makes in every department . . . floor coverings ... Teresa Slralas. Ch es h1 ~· G8 II :po118 • AI'm~ny · N Russell were Monday vi!ii, ew Mrs. Crow presided at the furniture ... applianees ... draperies .. . ready SUN.D=~~0-1~-1~UES. in Parkersburg, W. Va. Marshfield, Bartlet. ~well, ~lh· fee service and Mra. Yoijng at to wear .. . music .. . home furnishings ... men's Mrs. Charles Penrose an Thea, Mt. Mor1ab, Rarme, tea. "'ADA" and boys' wear ... domestics .. . hosiery ... wod.mg'htet·s. Marilyn, Mary, Minear. Susan Hayward Courteous, capable sales people men's wear ... infants' wear ... Kodaks . .. cos· Installation of officers was con· and JeanneUe and MiSs Dean Martin to help you, metico .. . notions. Come In and vis it with us and Koski of Newa1·k spent be past by installing officers, ElSUN., MON., TUES. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. sie smith and Theo Smith; invit,.. see the many Chrlstmaslime values all over the Make Elbtrfelds Your Shopping Center Dec. 10·11 ·12 •tosaman and (ami"·. Miners- ing marshall, Patl)' Radford; store. ''ADA" " IQ ville. find installing off leers, Maud GruellltllllllllltllliiiiM-··1'11111 ' MEIGS THEATRE pr=ted : hI Elberfelds In Pomeroy ltlon.s Elberfelds Are Open Both Friday & Saturday Evenings Til 9 I' Mrs. Biggs Is Re-Elected Most Excellent Chief ('l'echnict~olor; ll ro-CA. ~~~;-;~; Susan HayWard, Dean Martin '62 TEAM Ralph Meeker, Wilfrid HyC e White. Based on Wirt Wil- KING'S POlNT, N.Y. Iiams beat seller "Ada Dallas" , • • behind-the-scene• story of a fabulous hellcat of woman! St..lrtlina:! Reveal· Center Mike Gallagher of Curd marahalls· Lucille Swackand rd , organ!~: Thelma Dlll, land, ·, and Fr·" Blaetln·•. aenLewis Ohio, ol SylcE!gua,guaAla., ~:t.~ .., d . f th name CO·ca~ams 0 e . u· s· Merchant Marme Academy Other officers. mstalled were, t'ootball team for the 1962 seallon .. Denzil ~glem, wo.rthy patron. . BROS . Ella sn:nth, li.SSOCI&te matron • Dale Srmth , associate patron; Mabel Goeglein. trea1urer: Ruth Tompkins, eooductress; Ethel • · lYe• G AWay AI Maooo Furnltyre V'BE'E.1 At llutlond .,J fyrnlture Gir-l Scout• Work 0 n Timely l'ro]'ect• · Alteneding were Margie Harris, Morris, Olito Lewis, .Janis Scl•m<•ll.. Paula Theis , Christine Batley, Connie Cooke. Becky Alleo>Swt>rlh . K~y Boggess, Dian· Davis, .lamce EverlJOil IIJ1d Mal'ie Hackett ; their leadMrs. William Everson, and Mrs. George Hackelt, Jr. !I LIBERTY THEATRE Ragular $200 Value MIDDLEPORT, OH10 A 3·Pe. Bedroom Suite glven , at each store - Rutland Furn1tura NOW IHOWIN0 and Ma1on Furaiture. Nothina to bU)", alilk for your free ticket. Need not be prelit!H~ to wm. "DONDI" Mason Furniture Based on the comic strip that thrills million&! With David Janueb, Patti MASON, W, VA. Pa,i;e, Walter Winchell I RUTLAND, OHIO ALSO SELECTED SHORTI I NECKTIES $1e00 Men's Dress Shirts On The Main Floor - Mrs. Ohlinger WiJS Hostess At Church Event GIFTS FOR HER: eFuture Lock eArtcarYed Dla!110nd Ringo e Diamond Cocktail Ringo Dlallltlfld Rl"'" •PMrl Ringo e Block Onyx Ringo e Eutern Star Rl"'" • Birthstone Ringo -lul.vo tl Eltln Watchoc ' iI !' lo:. eRemlngton, Norelco-Ledl•' EIO.itflc e Pendonlo •Identification Br_l... eSIIvorware eHoll-are .,,.., & Pencil Seta e .Watarmon and Parker e Prlnce11 Gardntr Billfolds •Manicure Seto eRomon Lodl"' Lighten eCultured Purl• .;~ 1 ' .• GIFTS FOR HIM: eJiack Onyx Rings • Lodge Ringo I eSignat Ri"'" eBulovo tl Elgin W111ch• e Speld1l Watch Banda Mro. PhU Ohlinler enu•rtal•~\1 tho WSWS of tho Enterprloe Tueaday evenlnl ol home,~ BiD. . "Tiut Angal'o Mtooai•· Cbrilt, tho Lll]ht ol the w ..,....... tho ~- of the' lad by Mra. ,Dolt oJnilltll "' O>rlllmao hymDt qeclod tho rudlllg ol aerJp&uie IIOIIIlciDC tho birth ol JOAI !lin. st1Jm Blar.owlcl,. Mlu Davis and Mrl. FrlliCla A otory "Anpla Point ol g'.ven by ¥n. Arthur JllJIIel Will end - · BUD· ..L followed by a porlocl ol IDitiiH I tatltm 011 ''What Would be Anpl'o moooage to .,. tadlaY1'" Pra,er by Mrs. Ed Arnold eluded the devollonl. lolro. Ohllni• prtotdtcl al \h• baalmtu -loft and ........... 1111wered roD call wtth • Vetil ol ocrlpture. World DaJ •a• at~nounced e R...,lngton e Schick e Norelce El..ctrlc gueat, and nine -Wolllrmon tl Porker tho - eCuH Ll•1k1l el\llova Translator Rodloo ePockat tl Table Llglllen ' G~!-1'~~~\fi·. lnoiur- ~har<oal P'lY·' Slul nylon blend MoW bl.. or to 14 e See the Complete Line of Suede .Flannel and Woven Flannel Sports Shlrlo and long lailshlrls•on the Main Floor. aflo ·te_ SPORT SHIRTS -Colorful p I a I da, lllrlpes and prints . SiM~ 8 to _ ljl. .-hero, .... cbiJdNI:l. Sure To ,~nl · BIG YANK 'Boys' ,. ' Mano Blue Cllambray SHIRTS Give Him ~ .... 1leevea, loq leta. Wath sbl\i·..,uor. Kinl olio poo- · Printed patterns.- ·&kes B keta.' Sl,.• ·14\i to 17. G,.......,ly tailored. Lo01 'n wear unforb:ed cotton. tot. ' . . LAY-AWAY TODAYl"'· ' COURT STREET . ere•WJ: et..ttnr P _.. Mil dui•Je • ~· I c I'll-.,~: ~ ~------------------~----------------------------------------------------------- Plan New Street Goldberg Asks To Hike Productivit~: Then Take More Pa ·t Surfaces Biggest Job Since 1957's WI p • " ater r0 jeCl IIAUMGARDNER IIE8IBa BI.JFFINGTON , CROW FOOTBALL PLAYERS - These were twin town representatives o~ the All.SOutheastern Ohio Football Team honored Thursday night in Jackson. Left to right, Manning Baumgardner, 175 pound Middleport fullback: Eddie Butflll~n. 16o pound Pomeroy quarterback; Gene Hesler, 185 pound Pomeroy fullback, all seniors, and 180 poun!l 'junior Rick. Crow, Pomeroy center and line backer, who was losllpldway In the season with a leg fracture in the Logan game. See l'age Uoday for banquet details. - MIAMI BEACH cUPn- Labor price movement that woukl hav~ does ~ Arthur J. Goictherg told not h~ an a ;erlous effect upoc our ~pon wagH, pr;..., our AFL-CIO "''vent,.. today ol JlllymenU and 00 ~ abilicy to Uve post~. aod our_ '11tt village of S)'racuoo 15 ~ mcreaoeo 18 • rule oboulcl be underwrtts freedom w~ • ....,..J Jlllf111011la, he explaDII!IL oeQtty In· tho midot of p]anmng earned b y - productivity. · and vlg~rous "'-"""""Y. . Goldherg lllid .;:;:,ita blgpot lmprov«nent for tho .But Goldberg lllid In I opeecb H~ oaid the Kennedy be .• ltnglo wage IG"l ll!t« comp]elln& the woter preJIIIred fOI' delivery that vana- traboo would not JII"'IIIS" wage or Uoited States becain 1M. tion between companiet in the price controb but depend instead varied in Tho 1\!"jtc\ iJ to eomplelo reaame nduotry ond IDequltios be- on voluntary ..,...pon,lble" bar- and their existing lll!'faciJit of all .t..- In the . twee~ grou~ of workers ~uot be gaining to prevent Inflation. In a ll<mnote, vtll-ee. • . ~ · considered m applymg ha yardDeflMS &taM off how tl.abor aDd ~Jraou. M11y~ Herman lm1- PALM s 'EACH. Fla. IUPJI - His main points: year for federal aid in acllool con- begins to mount and our economy Rick. ''By that, we mean bargaining ooukf help tbe dctft aald oouneD decided last Praklent KIXI~- appeared to- Unemp1QJ111e-' - "UDeJnploJ· atruction and teacher aelarlel. to slow down." The cabinet ilfficer •a.~ there t~at represent& the .fair distribu- a~iev~ JuD nifti to hold a public meeting day to have .ettled on the heart ment compebllltion must be Be-V•illtq _ ''We .Died a pro. 1 Reciprocal tratle _ Moderniza-· was no room for an upward tion ol wealth that 11 earned and Res1~ to the week of I)ecember 11 to prt· of hJJ leglalative program for the ,placed on a permanent, rational .gram," hu .taid, for retraiDI.ng tion of ~ Reciprocal Trade technological 115 ~ch ~ aent; tbe ~~~·and dJICUI& flnauc- next Congreu. , basis of natior.wide etandanh." workera puahed out of jobl when Agreement.: Act to put this couninl ol .....racing all otreets. llte New Ft<otler legislative Medleol .:are- "Tb- wlto ore technology cbangea production try In a otronger compe"tive Jill' ~·.~ he !Wd. . ~=~; Mayor London said he believes rt!COfDfll8DdaUone next year wiU older and retired must be per- methods and lndustriet move to . sitioo wnh pr00uct& of other na· Restrictive tarifU a:ad financ::inl of the project C!an be center on at leaK eight basic mltted under a eyatem of Social new locations. i bans. To ielp domestic areas tionist trade policies will gott•'! bo~ or a )flY. items, aelde from hill proposala Security to get auistance andre- ClvU lliiW-- Be ... ..tprom· lhard-hit by competition after tarin creating jobl for the. II Ia ~loved by _,...,.. ol- deaUng with national aecurlty and U.f _from the staggering co•t of 1Be speeUic legislative """""'""n· Uf barriers 111e lowered to some they wiU flciall tlw.l the .a,etiJ can be the cold war. Tbe Chief Execu· their medical bills." daUons, but said the fate of"mi- extent, Kenne~y wlU ask Congresl!l "Restrictive practices N11,1rf1cel lot. aboot .,.,tot. EsU. tive supplled the item11 'rbursday Ed~~eatloa.- The PresWe.t Pkl r.ority citizens•• required aaUonal to provide "a recognition ol the WASHINGTON <UPII _ Admin· ment manpower expert, aaid the do~ indust:~ efficiell.e7 mates in U.m his speech to the~ . CI0 1he would renew his fight next aUent.ion so tbat aU P!3J'IODI, re- national respolllibillty in the pe- tstration officials were elated to- department wa~ "pleasantly sur- ~ palr competitive puetm61 area Wlrf «~n~ld~ at the national ronvention in Miami gardleal of race or, eoJor, wiU riod of trans.ltior, for those indus- day over the first substantial Jm.. ~" at tbe extent of the ••Jonlt .atop unemployment; theJ . Thurllday ~meeting. . "have an opportunll:y .&o make a tries and people who may be ad- provement In the unemployment awaited improvement in our un- ~ ~ more. ~~~!~~ 'l'!'e ~~the~~ ·tp Beach. Alter revlewln1 ·Iegillative ac- ~ life for themselvuiJKI theJr fam- versely affec..'ted," lrJote in 8 year. lemploymeol data." A~ on be held ··t tile Syr~ grade complilhmentli in the Jal;t session Uies, to get a decent education, The Labor Department rtport- 1 from wh1ch new ..hool one dl)' - ....... will be -accpmplJahmento for which be that they have • lair ehance L~st while tot.! pl80I5 muot be . opon to all· ~ldtnta of tho gave . orgautzed labor a large to compete a'l(] then bt judfJO!I I.edem Thursday loyrnent wont up to about indr 'vide. new job., 1101 · towa. He 1~;~11 would like measure of credit -Kennedy told . on what'a in here end, pot on p last month the seasonably lt Wi~ hurt us. to 1Jqr tho ~ of toWtt ...]. the labor delegates, ''We .... comwhat's outsllle." joble" ; ... dropped to Uruon leaden. at the dent• conoitrn.lijj the propoaal. tng In J.nullll' lfJd we are PlaDt re lnveehbeat - He wiH per ceui of the labor force. " gene~y favored . Street. in SJracuee are now In going to .tart again." renew his plu to Conpeu tor 11l r with •li htl Mdy 11 plea for a U.. wont "lliCCl"- !boy h a • o '!ben Itt tleked off what must Don Mllls, Vanadium porsoonel a tax credit to be uood u an Ia hc'OI!IJIII ., mill' . gbl r program but oaid their """ · · nd 1oc 1 · t an 3.9 1on JO efi5 1 Jd h. !lttn ........ ... be fn clac...... be ...... fn hJa opinion. and hJa manager • a •n•ur.... lneenll•· for .... plont In October and a .....nwou mge 011 ... ·~ llurlnl tho, ,.;: 11 Yeari linea ~allons wore e¥pe<ted agent, woo elected proaident of men~ f '" job-pr1 lhe llllll·.,;mn~~ tellll'iat~{ to be the, loundat;,;, ol the do- ithe Mlddlaport Volunteer Fire --by "II' ...,..,:~te o &.& per cen Mrs. M!lrr· Rebecca Edwards. PI~ 3rd PCft: was flnlahea, the ~ · HVe . ~le .porticw of ~11 State of ~p:: l:'nnh~~::. ~~~~ht in.tll!_~" ~ ' ~--~ de~nt said _tha~ MJO.· 84. die1 at her ~ in ~ gradually reverted to lf'IVtl thi UnJOn MNa.age m January. Fl~men named Larry'Bak~ at Jb next teuiOn ttlr ltandbY au100 worken. whO normally lose tart, w. va., RFD. t~;~ts mommg roads. I ld Bob M Elh'nney thotlt1. • • to make grants-in-aid jtheir job! Jn November because Iat nlne o'doc.k. She was thf. Councfl hal been debating the ~s::r• Sml~ ~re- tc communities ~r needed public :of seasonal Ia}roffs, remained at : daughter or John anct Amanda po~lbllitiflfl of completely rtaur· tary. ~orb whta our unemptoym~ work. I Almiller Roach. . factng the Ktreets for IOJ'lletlme, Gerald Anthony takes over aa ·The deceased wa!lii pret-eded tn ; but h~s been wllhout flnanceo. ,It !ire chief, asalsted by Everett i Soor..., or c-..a ideath by her husband. Ramie. In w~s fmaDy decided If the ltreetl 1 Bachner. with these other offi1 The jobless ~ate has been 6.8 11!160. She is survived by !leVtn • will be fixed, It wW be by ltev7 cers, "Brut!"' Mill!J. captain; ; per Ct-'flt, or htgber, for the ~st l daughten, F..dtth Ohlinger. Monor by oelllq bon&. H. A. Dalley, lsi lA.; Harold Hin· mnoths -a IOIIFCO of ""'~"'' I na Gibbs. and Nettiti Edward~ In olher B<.ilon _by S,racuse kle, 2nd Lt.. and Bob Byer. 3rd JUed concern lor. admlnl!tratton all of Letart RFD: Mary Zerkle. Fifty Gallla ond . CouncU . T h u r 1 4 a y air.td, Lt. lf:ader11 who are aunmg at a tar- Hartford ; Bessie Ohlinger of New ans learoed about llii!W a report 1!¥ m.~._. pouibll· Funeral .ervices for Hattie LewiJ Elll 1 , street foreman, OL' get of 4 per Cent • Havt'n. Nellie Schools of P l In the FederaJ Illes of oblaiuln& ltdill( aid In Sc;l>wartzwalclar, a lonner Meigs be<omes first atd cHielaaslstod by 00 lllymnnd D. Larson, a depart· Pleasant and Ruby Smith of Rose· dinner _.;ng conotructlon of a COIIIIIIU!Iltr !all· county rtildent who moved to Blaine Walburn while Emmett . --· -- vme. o. . night at the Lal:oy0\11 out shelter. . Gary. New York a number of Slmler Is captain. Sheriden Molden, M, died at Sons aurviving are Earl of Le· GallipoliL ' Council was also odvlsetl by. ... . Jlllrl ago, wiU be held at the Firemen titmouncod they will tile home of hlo oon, Robert, near tart RFD. WIUie of Hartford . IV. Ror Allen. diotrkt 1Va.: and Edwin or New Raven : the Columbus olfJ<Ce. cal attorney Frank . W. Port., !wins Fwleral Home Saturday make their second pickup ef noq De.r 'lburtde:y followiftl an exNICK COATES Jr. fm the~. ~l b annex· at S:30 p. m. perishable fOods and ~ash . Sun- tendfd flbtea. RECEIVES AWARD- ·Nic!l Lhree sislers, Mrs. Nettie Jeffers; speaker. He ~ted •1\"'t p~~- ~ riapqaoibfl. Mrs. Schwamwalder is the day starting at I p. m. _Fireman Mr. Molden opeot b~ entire Ul• Coo\Otl, • oophomoro GeoJou MrL Saralt Spurs •nd Mrs. Gert· ...... ol Fedora! ltie8 of eowtcD bt thil,JDBtter. mother or the nationally recognlz. detall!l will cover Mldd~ .~near Dexter. He WllS a rttlred 1 ntaJ!ar It MnltUa CelleJe, ••• ie Regy, all of Roseville, o. A. outlined what 1.s Preient last nl~ ,..,... Mayor. ed football coach Floyd (Ben l stop where non perishable, tiavt: farmer and' was lpreceded in · aw...-. hit nnlty '"M'" It 1 brother Ernest Roach. ol LA..>tart.: cal bea1th aulhc'lrities. ~ Clerk . BIJman. Schwartzwalder, head grid toach been set out on porcheJ. 'J'hey death by I 1011, four brothers, 1eere...., tM11 wtft. lie 11 a 32 grandchildren and 31 great He abo gave a "'I~ bflillll ~surer RJchard, . ' rth, at Syraeuae University In N e w wm ring no door bells sollcltlnl, and three siaters. former liar fallbaek a1 PomeroJ . grandcblklren. down m~ all Porter, and colmcp members Clif~ York. He was formerly a · ~ch Tbe drive 11 for Chrlttmas bn- Surviving are three sona. David RIP Sebool alld 11 Ute ' " If Greenwood ~ync~ 54, diM at Funeral services will be hekl CUftl Federal money &It · ford Williams '11aomaa cJNt · 1!: at Parker&burg, W. Va. hi g b kets for the needy or Canton, Wilbur of Letart, ftob. Mr. .... Mn. A. N. eo.ta: e1 7:30 this mornmg at the Dana at the home of the deceased Sun- ant' remodeling bomll!!5. E . Hayman,' Rof w~'ner: tchool ' and Marshall University _,'!!.,Wfilt'g;p!•JWM -P!;:::ttltiitll!- ert of Desttr, and a step-1911, (Jaeoq RIU. Coa~• ••• lajUrei ;:~rt ~ke ~t: ~1:: day at 2 p. m. Burial will be in ed the more libera1~;;; Truy , Zwilling, lnd .(:herte1 NeQo at Huntington, before taking ·over · · · · ......_ BeiUI)' Lebaey of Canton: a b~h- at JDid.tlhSH after urnblg .• po · . was e · Zerkle Cemetery with Rev . Ralph' in regard to Jaw cost , man. at S:rracuae. He is expected to Donallt HuP Da ~~ er, Minter Molden oC Rutland: &tartla& ·nle 11 fallbac• • the rival of tM Middleport emergen- Mahom~v in charge. Friends may trailer courts, mJ be in Pomeroy f<lr the service1. •a• t.kea ~~u~el1;. C tbret daughters, Helen •Ge~ :of Ploadr-- - . ltut II expec~M C. cy ambulance. , call at ibe residence anytime aft· loans will be made ·_. , The deceued reskled on Harri· Com1n011 Pleu ~ ' Martins J'erry Jeasie anil Gwen· be healthy II dme te Jol• the Tht d.eceaeed was ~ Story s er noon Saturday. Arrangements erty in suburban aJUS f~!"' ~nviUe Road lD the home owned. ~~~=-*a= etaartta~O:..: dolyn Fuga~ both of Gary, Indl- nnlty ltueU:Il team whn Run resklent ~t Chesh 1~ Ro~te are in ct:arge of Fogles:mg Fu- not covertd. . now by Mn. Georgia WllllamJOD. Ylltlto tertiC . rtl ana; aeveraJ grandchildren and drtlll opMI. 1. He ls JUTVIved by his wife, neral Home. ThNe members of Her deceased bueband ll buried ,... _ fla.........~u .. ~. lad ~N&t IP'andchtldren. Eva; four ·brothers, Alonu and _ Murray Dole and In Q-b G ,_ •· •'II be conu~,~~..,.,.,. ~-~-• at. Burn Vi~im Not Pat<, U1 . _... rov~ n.~~~u~:tcry. Satturda montar. ~rvfC;ea, WI I·Jao~r r • both ·ot Columbus; . THREE FINED i were at' the meet:inl 9 'lbe retnJtirli or Mrs. ~hWartl· o.. IIOt plllJ the Chut Funeral· Hoaw at J' • rick of To~ and 0 II of Gore . . in rin answering quest.ions. walder • ·e expected to llrr'.ve by ":'ot~ na ;.. p. m. Mllllday with Rev. ca Nellie Blirootll 0. and two oiotero, Mn. Lloy~ 1 Th,.,. men were fined too.1ay 111< dinner mootln& ..., BaJtili'KIN and Ohio . Railway af le the elw1e B~waa Herrinl of the Method lit Churdl Middleport v i II a g e official! Jenkins of Polnfo.roy and , Mrs. Meigs county court by .Judge Em- sored b the ~thena Ieday at noon. Burial wlU ~!'eo:.';,":,.~ by In charge. Bnr!al wlll be In Milot Ieday t!'ot Mde Smith. Harry May ol Bullhead, Atrzona. melt Peoples cltaUnns by the ..~t u;oc~;2,:~~;;: be buide ' her hU!Iband In Beech In Beramlhlt.. Re Cemetery. Friends will be l't<!eiY- not Nellie Bal'Mtti, wa& burned Mr. J,ynch Wll I veteran of OhiO Slate Pllt~l. J~mes. L.. CbamberotCommeree . 'nle latett Ol\1ftllj nleued by Grove Cemetery. w!tm~ ~~~ fll NpNMaaa. td at the Chaae Funeral bome painfully 'J'tFIIIQ' morntng when. World War II. 1\meral services Farnsworth was fined h1~ .$1.1.70 eutem Ohio .Real Elt.te the Oltio ~A-~ , qf Educ• Allo 1U1'Ylvlng an two 10011,. tin b •• atloratJ ... paM I!Jter 1 p. m. SatunJay. a blate errupted from a defective are tentatively ~ for 2 p. ~· ~arance bond after fading to , . tlon abow ~~ COufttt. )oell Wa)'D8, of SyraCuse, New. York jury• ., · · Thursday , mombig at :Mill-d. Sunday at the S1lver ~n Baptist 11.ppear on a charge .by the patrol. ~ehool di~ . tteelvtd ~ .WJ"Itt of ' Oovin~Um, KenMAN ARREBI'ED The . fiN was reported at 10:25 Church witt, Rev. Merlin Teets of· John Fi11le~. wns fined sao and $188,909.10 81 ~, ~• share of tucky, and flvfi grandchildren. w : tl!!!ilttt. !Jmflil~tl.. r . Th, Meigs County Sherifta de- Through error, It was unlnten· Delating. Burial wm be in Gra~el costs~~ faJimg to stop at~. in· ·•~· operating ooat., ' '. , Sl>e wao a lllltllber of tho Fret O I F W· portment arreoted. Lew!o M. llonolly by town official> Hill Cetlleto!1. Feeney-Bennettllerseclton aud Jo~ph Oscar f~ch The ·fourth~·- Metllodlat Cbutoch. ' perat e an y Brown ol Pomeroy RFD s on • that K wu Mrs. Banotti who Post ... will COIIduct military fined a SII!IIW 11100 ... • f""" the ·Fund Given By Studenlll . cbarge or auault and baUery ,.., burned and treated by 1 1o- rltel. Frlendo "'"' caU at the c:Mrge ~~ faUmg to obtaon proper reYtals !bot tho_ Nlltll1-.,. · A. O>rlotm!t• fantaa)l._.tto,. ,~Ufld~~0)'~--~---..2<~al'.!ph~yllicl=an::.·_:_·_ _ _ _ _:::Ra:.w:::lllll':.._-Coata =· _ _Fuoer __ai _ Ho _ - _._re.:gc.•st_r_ot_,._"·- - - - - Diflrlct ~ .II» totaeot A.l 'ropam To "" preaented , ot Ha-~• - · · . - · · "'·~·~ , : D- D -L-l...L ..adt scltuol 'b)o ....~c . ~ ~ . Soutllentf ~- " Mil.llll. ..., eee......,.. 7111 " lD adeo I tllntuill 8 waclnotllay ~ • Itaatant • J!odford P'I'A. meetlnlev!'lng. ·_ • '1'111.19, and ,W ...C.il. IC~ lor Tuttdo)t, December ,It .wao dlreoted by Maurita L. · · lt bas ~ eapca~ bee- -•f Miller. ~-· Jncluclo<IO ouoh Then'• 00 ioaeret about the orlte topl<, tlJt "value o1 athlet• vDavid Chadwell, iioger Starrher. Patty McGrath and Janet ColdMlftha•lo to , , • , , • , , 11 , , , , • ~·~ ~, , , , , ~~:r:.~.:.br ~ ltory-boot ~lllactert aa the,~ wlnninl 'football fGrmU1a at ltut- lea'' In the school IWGtvam· He I VemoD ~ Cleland, R..p Ritehie. John . well. and m:magera recognized •ept tltelr d..,. opea .. •' • . --r· " • ' aoJdiert, ange~ Jack Frolt, _.~ land Hfgll SObol& where the Re4 warned Easiefn'a 10 letter win- .udenour. Ttrry Hqffmaa, Bob ' were ,John Benb and Ronnie H.ar· en -*II 1 P. 1L Mary st!Jinfr,. The ·~11111 ia!U Ia Claus. bro,.Jea, Jidr·ln-tht Devils bo,. ~ nine ebam· nen and oquad. however. !bot Kaut>, Bob - . . Ken Hager. rls. ...., .., _ _lpo held ·.at 7''!' P· m., Doeentber l!olt, Merry Chrlatmu cot and Joo•hlpa 111 I! years ......<tina to booklcomellrat. . and 'Gary Durst, moot1y lilpbo- Co-Cal)lains for the 1981 squad ...., ••"'· Tlte • · • 11. at ~ W COIJQ:ntmity mtJUJe, Chrlsb'has c~~lei,, sua:ar ~ Jlril Veidtari. Re .uid ehancter may be h'IOfl'!l. but tnelw:l~ four seniors. are )Union Richard Hensley and h • eftdiHDD. 8 • 1: Center. plwns. ond others. ..11 ., notltlnl tiiOI't! than hsrd Jaodlt .,; the -- • ,.... but He made progren r.porta on ' Larry Belley. He"' ley presented p1..., , .......,~ : A ll'nall adml&akxt wiD be , lfii'IA!I CAU.BD I' work,'' the veteran coaeh u.ld Jn Uul& I& • • .,.... ~harvter " each boy aa he denSopel ml both coa<"he.!l with giftlll on behalf wm elele the _.... : clta~ for 1he prog:-""' whl~ llte MidcllOport enierg<fllcy-re•- a lalt at !liwll-High Scltool play footltoll RIU through the oeason. of lite !IQUod. plaJ ,...,. at~~~~i~ • , wW ~ • l'!ay, 'The ICillo eue UIOd .,.. llllli>l!toned shorl· Thursday nll]ht at the Eaglea' an- . Assistant COaclt Anthony G•n· Mr. Aohlq !banked the boost· Also lntrodured and speahlng m~-at • Chrlotlit>o, lind IINIP by the ly af::r noon ~ Wltoo Cur- nual foothoU banquet. nette spoke briefly, praising Mr. era, P""""' ~ aehool ofliciels briefly was Chester TannediU. el ....., bean 40 .pupils. AU PTA membera are tls Splret of Rutland had fainted Vtnnarl. .lnirodu<ed by EUCU· Davis u "the fllllll man of aD for tllelt -atlon during the editor o_f 111< Pomeroy . MttMle- ltefore ~ roquoated lo - ~ring candy lor tho to hlo vohlele It the liltbllllll de- tlvo Head J. s. Davll u . _• ...., that I bave Jutown," Hlo loolboU """"'· He hoped to lm· port Datly SentineL elteok it! IIOftfl! ,..,. ;1111 ~ ' . wai . . . ' to. the ol- IJI....,., pld hJa Buckeye League _ , . tum played eight 11111'101 prove on tha team'o s.s ,_rd Mro. llorathy Michael offered lUI lhe ,..JodiJ . . ,.. · _ . . ~ ~ R. ~lekena for po_. hat had low "outatendl'11 and. had ,.,en vldorlot •of 1081 nextyoar. "~ wo dOn~ ' grace preceding the dlnnet JK"O: mala opea uiD 1 ;. · · ft1lll ~ . · ·5tara'' to build !Oama I!I'IIUII<l. 1111- Head Coaelt Robert Aahloy and ligurl ...,•ve won ''" game• by 1 pared and served by band mo~ A ltll]h .,Mot ..d~ wW be troatmant. . liter. he ..ld, ltt'i 'had hoy• wiD· Gennette p-.n.d ''E" awards l'ob;Jey, inotead ol pi&Yi~l . to Iera and booster membera. MEl~ GII:NEitAi Satuidltf.....,g at ASK L~ _ lnJ to"""' !tori~. and together, to John McLttufthlln, ._,.nl KOe- win them -September, Octo- Ross Clelnnd. proaldent ol thf . . _ Elltol·! \M Mlcldle~ ,..ularfum. ,;.. Ot~ WlU~ · 'llo,..lr, _SI: ,.M&· ltir .110toty. . all, Gary IIDlter, Rlchard a.... • .811 Jd IBoooters, !honked every member Admtwonl · · Jo~ Kettbjt,E'yoeU, 1,- ~onlan. IIIIi lit. Va. U. S. J\I'W. and Opl!Dil18 with a 10- mlllute - ley, Chorleo Mlilltla. Dannlt Park· her and M.....,ber, he • . for his eooporatlan and aulotanco, Albany. . · 'l'llt .event 'II ~ley All• ;~., II, ¥111· olon. of. humo.,.U. otai:lol. Von- er, r.ariy < Balloi, Ma.vlord Hu· Chetrlo,iden gl...,iettero wore !ond urged each to be at lite loot- Dl•cll.,..fntm ·a '· Jlt.lo 11'10 Ill. dloooit. · · \1111'1 U..lattldtocllato btt ftv·lrll. Honltlo Burke 8ob Footer Pip)' llubarcea. Barbaro HW. IbaUbaaquotaplnaexlyear. Coolvillo. "II'i!iin l ~ ft' w ~ 1'·"'k1 ~ "" 1~lf'ti~W;.... ... · .. . · , . ,..-.... ~-~~ •. ~ ~ ~~~ -~--·~ a~ :Pt)Ster' h•lfV '~· lerblltrt ffi.lt 1bel! ~..,c \""' •r~1 ... "C>-..:• v~<~· !' ~ ' '' 11 t . balan"' !"< ;;,r;:::;, p resl•d-e n t 0 u tt•ln es 1962 p rouram I 1 'ab: ..,.. Sftond Drive Coming Sunday .. In Middleport ""'I Ser\'l'ces For : :m Mrs. Edu•ards po,..h - .In·- Are Announce d_ I c.n.- . ., ::Wt,Lee Resident Of Dexter Died At Age 'Of _ Mother To Be Buried Here '" wor}d war IJ 0 Schools Get $160 9M.20 1n· Foundat•IOn Aid litH:. .. w!.. .......... •• r:Uo . reported on lila/' . m· . B s t en,narl ares ecre - -or 1nn1ng PT .~~t~i14-· - I.... ... Businesses Stay Open 9For0ne :e t.6J . .,. : 1'1 ' :,U· , , Meiny , -~From JEWEL ttY. ··' ' ,t Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Jl'rlday, Dee. 8, 1961 reported Cut lor wod.lng coaifort. Trlplo • otltehed throUIIh· out, Good lookln1 dreu . - ·-:~~ ..... -··lllP-. -... ............. lMI, h.a.-. PA.IlMAS \ \1 . ·.~ .. C<>at otyle with ' jamt with qqillod __ 1 eilael tf Al Story'S Run ',, eD•k Iaii i ' eThl Ban eTte Tacke eLodge lnlbiOtN ~~ •1- otooure. lltyon · ' , lnter'.tit· ' ~ vel eran o•Ied 1.95 , . ' poe!~ ~· 14\1 to. 20 .---- - $2.95 l'rlqf;lSN'J, in sir:e1 28 to 19 wahlt· 111easure ----·- $3.95 e Trovtl Cltoclc•ol ePrlnce GardMr Blllloldo ea.'re_m eters JACKETS - s.r-1oe A deuert ~ wu 11twd $2-95 With two pockets. Sizes small 14\o!J-IS...C.Medlum 15~·16--and Large (16~·17). ·Beautiful selection ~~ patterns and your choice for · ZIPPER · 1111. ol11h BuY yJUr correet size· Shlrta. Mens 'King Kql,~ Flannelette Sports Shirts for J'ebrua., eldenllflcallon lands aturdy enough to take a beotin; when you get there. Tailored fo r comfort of flne cotton twilL Men's Sport Shirts Men's Solid Color $edgefield · VOL. XIII 1110. 198 FamoUS Coach's Handaome •nough to travel to work ... Another Big Shipment Clarbtmu SPECIAl.! enti e P•rt)J .....,, - er, Deeoted To The lnuruu Of Tit. Jlelu-Jfaon Ar• t!!'. Just . Received ON SALE FOR - - - - ~tUoqlt-- '** See The Complete Line Of Mrs . Carrie Zirkle, Mrs. Susie 1Thomtl8 and Mrs. Cella Young. .-,·-lite Wwher '"*" •tr:actors Elch In a gift box!l nounced that lonna! ln•tallo>ll80 will be Mid at the January ing. Committee announced for tnsta11ation were ~oration. Allman, Mra. Meinhart, Mrs. Chlld1 and Mra. Margie Jones: refreahmenb, Carl Owen, Mrs. Myron M"'", Mn. Neubllng and Mr11. Speneer. The charter wa~ draped for ' at y e .,~..._ ~ • AdmiDIStration • • ElatedBy Drop I8 unempIoymenf.Rat e $1e50 i __ __ ,.....,._, NowYouKuow I I and guard: Mrs. Mabel ter of work; Mrs. William ~-••·II staff captain; Mrs. William man, Installation officer; Ben Neutzllng, planillt: Mrs. Meinhart. representative; Martha Childs, alternate; Mrs. Griff Rus1ell, trustee and Meinhart and Mra.·'· auditing committee. Mrs. Russell rePorted on convention which ihe attended Wilkesville. several were .reported ll1 and all asked to remember Mildred ley with a eard. Her addrelll Hamlet Road, Levltton, Island, N. Y. Mrs. Biggs presided ' V- Men's Fine Quality I I members who have died recenUy. The hall was decorated in keeping with the season and lifts for exchange were placed under a 1\ llghl"! tree. Refreshment.l were served by Mrs. Edgar Allensworth and Mra. George Hud1011. . Special Purchase and Sale! e ec e ay even n n temple met at the K of p HalJ in Middleport. Mrs. Nathan Biggs was re-e1ect- 1 ed most eJtceHent chief. Others e 1ecteu" were Mn . Hlor"'"l McElhinny, past chief ; Mrs. Chester Zirkle, excellent senior; I Mrs. Richard Owens, junior: Mrs. Joan Clark. ger; Mrs. Richard I tary ; Mrs. Sherman . · treasurer; Mrs. Arthur protector; Mrs. Middleport girl scouts troop 221 met Wednesday afternoon at the Sunshine Cottage for rou~ine bustand to work on Chri&lmBI i Ivroje<:ts 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Rutland Furniture . ser, secretary; AM Rupe, Conductress; Nellie Tracy, chaplain Officers for Meigs Temple Margaret Blaettnar and Mrle thlan SU.ters weJ'e nominated I ted 1\t sd 1 g whe ' ' , : ; -n. ..,.!"lit ,.._ "'Ia wil ,..,...-.'""'"' . ' �• s-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• pee. 8,_1961 1 • Suffers F"IrSt IJ..AJSS _ Racme . " Ie, T0 Blacks In SIOW-.Jty I Needs Before -- Rotart'ans ttote: R.Hdert .,. corcllalo ly lnwltecl to uM thlt ano novnco-t lfl•ce for puOitc ....... and ort•niHd troup meet- -u.., Ra'""""' team team was down by eight points ""'"' Tornado ear.e !! suffered Its first loss of the sea- once in the firit period but fought ..,. _. ::;'undab,ttl! ~igbthet. ~- ~e!s!t l :~~k ~0 t~thpel~i~~~i~~c~~ ~~ ~ 1_...1'"' .. 10-7. Big Blacks. 36-34. I A fourth quarter h:&"'age of The Tornado machi...~~ began to I tDul sh?ts. gave the Blg Blacks Iwhirl in the second peri~ to _get their wmnmg advantage. Both ahead. They tossed in mne pomts squads. nearly equal iD beighth at while the Blacks hit for five, glvevery pOSition, played deliberate ing Racine a 16-15 lead at half· 1 Youth Outlt"ne · Mason Me•gscommg . Evenfs · ' ' 0 Shakespeare Club Met At Bartels Home Mra. Waldo J . Bartels ::.";. ~:~G·,:.~u ,:-,.:c~-:;; tor 1. .1 In tdvanc.- of the event. Notice• received for mo,. th•n thr.. htMI'flon• will 1M hel4 untM m"'l"' the '"ulr-emenb. •bov• I enter- The home was beautlfuDy decorated In keepinf with Chrfstmu includinlil a unaU aiumlnwn tree with Christmas omament5 and 5urrounded br red light&. On the mantel, which wu eovered with white glittered cottoa, were 1 five bi'II1C!h candelabra holding red candle~, and red and white r•ews Items I th~ ~ AH~·w~· Clar~tt:.~~~ •;-::~=~~~;;;,""'" Lan e e "a} N s legal Notice i}} I I ''nitaI News lo.Aooo 11 _.. .,..Jr 1 t~hool Dlltrlet will oUer tor t~?,~!~ue:: tb;.~~:' ~~n 11 4':!u.~":ro€e ~~odutttld on t0.3J 10, Wolfe 4 t2-4J 10, Rees ~ehool pftDib at to:oo A.M.. on ".;:'~~ ~t-" 4 to reJ11o0t end au bid•1. 14••rd rcm.r. Clerll. uu n. It ull.l 1, a - 1 ·. .. t.ta (1-t ) 3, Salter 0 I t-21 1 TOTALS 14 (6·1%) 34, Poiut Murti:::ka 0 (3-5l 3, Pierce 1 •G-Ol 1, ,Jones 2 0-41 5, Miller 4 (10-12) 18, Sturgeon 1 1 2l 2 R W-0! 2 Baine 1 <O• ogera 2 (0-0l 4 TOTALS 14 (11.!2) 36. · f'!'l*'rll~ ''~'""i\""PIJi''*'~'·,;<• t~ , Report .. RIVer '"ili..W I - :Pt'cill~', ,llil!& Gauge readings: Ga1llpolls dam 18.3, 13.Z, running 11 feet on roll- ~r DEC, 11 hospital in the past 24 hours Tbe Daughters of Ruth class wel"e Mr& Uri Lloyd '136 Stcond or_ the United Metlwdist churchj · ~tve. , Mr~. Clarence' J. Waugh, wdl meet at the home of Mrs. 810 Se-cond Ave., Randall Lee Sa). Richard Campbell, Monday at 2 laz, GaUipoJil, Mrs. Raymond H. p.m. Simmons, Rt. 1 Northup, H. Mort The DAV d A 'I' Ill Stevena Rt. 1 Vinton Mra. an UXi Jary w •\ ' meet in regular .sessions Monday Jamea W. SurbaulfJ, 4M lit St.. ~;:venlng at their hall Butternut PL Pluaant, Lawrence W. CrotAve. A potluck ditm~r at 11:30 ty, 20914 5th St., Pl Ple11ut, will precede the meetinsa. The Jamu Ruuell Lewis, Henderaon, Auxiliary will hn.• a ll gift .,. w. va., William M. Goodwin, Rt. change l Carpenter~ George Shipley, · DEC I! Jack10n Mrt, Rusaell M. Eu· The Friendlv .Neighbor club hank1, jackaon, Mrs. Arnold R. will have a christrnaa · dinner at Dawson, Rt. 1 Jackaon, Mrs. Blll· 6:30 p. m. Tuatday, December 12 le J. Gllllum, Dayton, and Mr11. Pomer\·y·Mason ZU3, Pt. at the Martin Raat 1 urant In Mid· w Sidney v E. Gerlach, Ravenawood, 2<.59, Hinton 1.2'1 sta- dleport, A party and gift ex- . a. Kanawha Falls 2.12 fall· change wlll follow the dinner at Blrt.lae 18.1~ stationary. the horne of Mrs. Jack Robson. I Mrs. David J. Wiseman. RutMarmet and Winfield The Xi Gamma Mu &;mority land, dau&hter, 3:18 p, m. 'nlun· were on the alllo. will hold a rtjUiar meetlns in day. Mro. Sblrloy Angel, Rt. I movomelllo: the DAV baD at 1 p. m, Crown C~y. son, 8::19 a. m. Obto RITer - Mike Creditor • DEC. 11 Thuroday, Mn. GaorJit W. Mil~ lJ, 6:40 a, m.: OVEC up Th! Paat Councilors Chrlstmaal er, Jr., Rt. 2 Cheshire, son, 10:23 ' 7:20 p, m.; Beaver up 1&, dinner, Chester, will be held at a. m. Thuroday, , ~.,u-·= 10 a.m.; Belly H. up 15, 5:051Circle'1 Restaurant Wednesday DIO<hari•.d m.: Montgomery up l6, 6: to December 11 lnotead of Doctm- Pallen \a recently dJScharged In· lit~~, ;~; ,;m.: John J Rowe down 17. ber It ., wao previously an- eluded Mrs. Paul Porroud, Ha~ "''fjO(sil a. m.; C. V. Homer down nounced. vey Manhal~ Aaron Fout, Mrs. 1 "' , 6 a m.; Robert 11eec1 down Kill abo.. dato o1 Deo, IJ alld pol Harry BaSI, Rusty L. Colley, 6: ~ m.: Frelberier up 19, Jame• Stun\ey, William : 11 a, m.: Lady Mignon down PVT. BUilt HOME Harrison, Charleo Sorrell, M£'8. I I m : ~ ' ' ' Mrs. a. Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating XU.... .,. z. Den ThrfJe Cub• M· 1 p Mr. and Ml'll. Gene::~~:-: Den Three Cub Scouts mel son of Cleveland il Wednesday evening at the home few daya with Mrs. R\lllf!ll of Mrs. Donald Mullen, Uncoln ert1. Suncloy Jlellbts. 'lbe meeting opened wltb Mrs. Minnie Orr spent the pledge to the Dag Jed by afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Larry Warner, followed by the Moore and son, Paul. ICOUI oath In unliiOll. The boys Mra. Martha Orr, Mrs. u...l worked on Christmas trees which Buckley aad SOJUI, Reedsville, they are making lrom styrofoam 1Mn. William Sorden Maraaret and tooth plcks. 'nlttle, Eagle Ridge, called 00 1 Refre~hmenta were served by/ Mr. and Clint Orr and Mu. Larry Warr"'~ to Kelly Spencer. Lo~r•So~ s;.~::;· and .:ye CifC~··· Per Chrl1t1n11 . GITitit j'"· - •• ::.~ -......•. ---• ----· ""' c: The Band Boosters, headed by Hawkins, Mrs. Ray -· e: Lewis Sauer, Jr. wishes to ai: \'.'hn helped 111 any wa1 to make lhe concert the success It Wa!'l, and especially local stores assistance In decorations. -.. ~ ~ ..-· ALL-TRANSISTOR RADIO - Golden Voice~ Nodtl -'X4. lrown & Whtt .. GrHn l Willie~ BlUe I Willi• speaker As Low As $19.95 WERNER RADIO CHRISTMAS - Wide Selection of Models & Colors To Choooo from N. Second Ave. METROPOLITAN MOTORS • Middleport "'· Mn. Billy Orr Mr. and lofra, Roy ICllloll faml!1 of Parkersl>url vlolted and Mn. Ooor10 I!Oberta~~~~ Aftontoon and e.onlal wert Mr. ad Mra. Pearl Mr. and Mn. Randlsll and qew boby and llro. Jack Mr. and Mra, ..uad 00 .Mro. Stmday. • ~ • • FRUIT CAKE - Mr. :::~u:.o • • "' ' .. I Chromo Plated, Engraved Reg. $1.95 98c SERVING TRAY \ living .Rilol!l ~ulte Won't Cook. '· , ,! l,~·"'.l, · ..... $l95 up METAL ' ~~ ~·~~to,vi eAPPLIANCII 60% Full Of Fruit & Nuto BEAUTIFUL PYREX GIFTS Your Mal1ress Is Lumpy ' Y01.1r Rugs Are W91'ft~ Your Is .fa~,. and' · Torn-'-The ' Lamps ~ l)lngy eliiAMONOS eWATCHI~ eJEWELRY - Th~ HAND¥ & PRACTICAL - - - 1.. 1 2 LB. RUM BUTTER CAKE a.u.u WASTEIASJ(m Only 99c "·· Bride-Elect Is Honored With Social Event We Serve You Well .•• With Generous Portions of Delicious Foods, Expertly Prepored. Quiet, Attractive Atmosphere. The Martin Restaurant IOUTI f cir&~ '· llliiMI!Irt Swedisoh·inspil-ed ct)'&-= .tal clear ,elaa~ +quart. bowl, and · ~Pl.. !Deb !I matchin·l bowl witb,~ smartly 1tyled' remov-~ $100.CMI :....-...... n...... ~ .._:rn DART GAME b~l zz~J · Ulalt•-" · I ' "i' ' N. SECOND .AVI. ' PHONI WY 11·2776 • ! Valley Lumber &Supply Co/ PHONE WY 2-2709 MIDDLIPOI.T Amazing OHer From - INGELS of Rev. and Mrs. Edison Weaver deooraUono Included the cemlerpiece of red hearts and bells, with white candles, twined •ith ivy. After Misa Weaver had opened ber gift• refreshments of sandwiches, salad, chips, cookies white and red hearts and and punCh were aerved to Mrs, John Taylor, Mrs. Gene WeiOVel·,l Mrs. James Weaver, Ml'!. John Workman, Mrs. Wllbert Weaver, MIK Anna Johnson. Mro, Andrew VanMatre, Mis:s Helen Van re, Miss Judy Fry, Mrs. Phyllis Knopp. Mrs. Carolyn Miss Sharon Foreman, James H.....s. Miss Dee And.,_ son, Mrs. Fred Tripp, Mrs. Joan Harbour, Mrs. Lester Mrs. Mathilda Noblea, Mn. John Sisaon, Mr1. Della Newlaod. Miss . ' Barbara Ugan. Miss Darlene Watson, Kat-hem Reynolds, Mrs. Ed~~;': Weaver and. Mrs. Gloria E bach. Sending glfta were Mro. Lyiw, Mrs. Dana Johnson,· Mz:s. ·Frances Yeager, M111. Lillie er, Mn. Robert Jeffen, Min Karen stewart, Mis1 ·Roush. Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. John MartiD, Mrs. J. c~ Paugh, Mn. Art Eblin, Mn. Clayton Russell, MIK Shelby. Grtoltead; M'isl Frances Weaver, Mn. shall McMillion, Mn. Leo liedy, Jr., Mlas Conn\o Mmrarlitv. Mrs. Myra Hyaell, Mr& spen~. Mn. Nellie EbUn, MrJ. Charles Aldridge, Mn. Murl Megee and Mr. and Mro. Fred Johnson of Huntiugton. Guests were Mrs. Ermnett Shul· er, Mrs. 0. E. 1McKloley. Mn. -David Jenkins, Mrs. Wayne bono, Mrs. Emfl BeU, Mn. Bob Byer and daughter, Mn. Lee Smith and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Richard' Karr Jr. and Mn. .Paul TheiJI. able ,~· ROWLE;Y .& REED HARDWAR'E LIT· US SHOW YOU. : . Sius 4'x8' •nd 5'x8" Miss Weaver who_ts the daughter a chicken dinner 'fti.UI'flday at their home, Naylon Run li!U, 'I UGHT WIIGHI - ...., t. ...,. '· MlliliLEPORT, o, YCHI't •afdl fiHII at ....... Traill ,.. SIIIIIOthw. The wedding wm be an· of December 24 at the home .',' . SET ••• 1LUl HOlDI IICtllllY - yol tcNWI dOWI HliJr, with a miscellaneous shower oring, Mias Emma Jane Weaver. bride elect of Mr. Jack D. Paum, . _, · • 2~.0o :· DINE OUTI ltr IETTEI LDDIIII, lORE EfFICIM TUCI LUOm Mrs. Robert Barnit2 and Mrs. Maimi.e MeMUlan of Mason, W. Va. entertaiMd on November 21st entertained the Ladies AuxUiary of the Middleport Firomeo, with ' .., \::~~i~ll Miss Erna Jesse, Mrs. Heines, Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Gladys CUclder, Mrs. old Hayes, Mrs. Dale Smith guests, Mrs. Alva Hite of Ball:!- II more, Mrs. Raymond Pullins, Thurston, and Mrs. Edie Moss- II man . LADIE8 ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mn. Richard !Carr Sr. ' , ,WAYtO~ Mol.t children wkb various types of Mason, W. Va. Pomeroy, 0. Perfect GIFT FOR I·IERI y,,, waal Th& ofshower wa1 held the r"';i""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~"""""".._:,;:;.~P~ra~b;;l•;;m~s.~""'O:':_==--II home Miss Weaver whereattab!fl z:::- W1 C~ S1ve You Mon1yl ' ~ I RWlo. . PRICES! • PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Allen Blumberg, Mat-shall University Professor snd Conlullant to Mason County Special Service De· partment, will meet with tbe Mason County Special Service teath· ers and principals on Saturday, 9. The meeting will be held in the curriculum center at County Board Office from 9 . m. to 11 :38 a. m. The topics for discussion will the evaluation of children''! prOJ!fe'"· . reporting to pBMints, what work ean be expected 1 the....,.. DlSCOlllVT • Dliltinctlve etyle Dr. Blumberg Will Con•ult In Ma•on af'·:~;~~!~=::=:~::;~~=~~~~~~~~~:::~ Ed Fitzpatrick, Oermltt, Mrs, Mra, Ben Sandrklge and B and Mra Burr ForlOll, Mra. John W, Prl~, yer · and Infant dlsusJtter, Mrl, don 0. Evana and infant and '111oma1 Leach. CIIBW LAUNCHEJ ATLAI A-. AUiar VANDENtiEBG AFII. Calli. Accordlna to Ule Atlu .latel'®lltlutntal port of tbe lltll'lini mllllle WI& ouc-rully those patlonll who .,... llsted la\Biclte4 dlswnranp Thurodoy fair Included 111'1. \iollltlel tbe Ptclfle ill a eotnbatoon, M£'8. C. C. Spt1101r, toot. It waa JantH Brotm, William toot In •ieht dlsya for Str• mitt. Earl V~ad~ Mrl. Olho Air orow~ Jelloro, Mra. Ja!DIO lfra, 11om Welton, Mro. Bortlq. Calvin Splroo, Mrs. 841•11 lo Sayre, Mn. Charlot lleiiiOll, Mn. lltrle Davia, Mn. Uri Lloyd, Albtrl Halo, Everette Wltll, Emml IHN!J, Mro. Mary Wlpplo, lllrs. lltola Lewil, Mrs. Charleo Pancout, Randy Sall~t, .h>dy Dye, O.O.p. Pullin, lllro. Mary !faner, Frank RifrJe. Mrs. W1. E. 'l')lompiiOll. Mn. Arcb Don1111:, Mh. Luolllo 1\oce, ~· Gtf)rJit Brown and Mro. Roy jjrf''' $19·95 • Playa lp~~ or oat ••• . hanga ·on the wall TO A HAPPY. U..: 011111 UPSON Other Transistors _ !; 1 $10ContributecJ To' Jaycees' Christmas Fund Mrs THE KEY ' E. M1ln St. RECORDS 'iit«;i:f' MAK£ RAMBLER Michael RogTommy, · re 1urnod horne .... r G 1 4R T' rick Mullen, N 1 er I more, II'DIIlJ Gaze, "udl· ltinK her brother, Everett ley Coates and den motb,rs, Mr1. and famUy, Sttubenvme. I Ella Gilmore Jr. and Mrs. _Mull- William Wolf called 011 the en. The next meeting will be 1 Clint Orr llmlly Monday. 1 Wedn,.daf nec,..ber 1!, from I !'lrL Marlo ~erta returned to 7 p. m. hoilte from Hollar lloopltal SUnday much Improved. W!C8 TO MI!:'I:T Mr. and Mrs. A. H. SaUey, ~l'l- : The WSCS 61 Heath Methndlot - I • We~tee I.ool Bottom, Our experts will restore Church will meet next MoPda open! ~dill' afternoon with Mr. 1any damaged car body to Its December 11 at tbe ehurch 1 and llrL Jl'rllllk Coato, Reedlsvllle. original, IDIC!J)Ih finish. ·No their Doeember m 11 8 M Mn. Vll'lll RouJh and - · . job is too larJe or too smaU. James Brewln :n ~the:: tart, apeDt Swllay wlUt her lllter, Drive in for free estlmate today! 11 al 1 d Atonand M Bern Mn. Myrtle Walkor, :~ ~ultz :~ll1.ve cha "~ ·of Mro. Mary X. Holter '8 tho ftmeral of ber UDCit, Mr. Beet 1\!'ur bro11ted. •pedal prothe "world'o cbleken.'' \ 1 I 1 Pom.l - ........ ._ - .. ......... Danville. ~ n om.eroy w- Roush's Shoe Store :~l~iii-~~·~~~·~~~ri'~'""""'"'""'"":::::":"':"::':"! atteo.WII BRANNAN'S G.ARAGE I Mrs. Frank Me. r.;gr:~· :::":~"~::..the Davia, 'l'IJul'odlY. at ChaM l'uo·ll~N~-~2~nd~A~va=.:;:::~lol;l~dd~I;•P:•;rt~~~~=;:~~~ SuzR,nne Mn. carroll swa~son, Mrs. K~ IeraJ ":i' MRutla~~ Orr a 6:&0 m.; Walter Beckjord Pvt. Harold E. Burt who bao up 19, 8:55 a. m.; Jerry Bos- comPleted his basic training at w01lb up 20, 5:10 a. m.; Titan Ft. Kn01:, Ky., 1pent the put up 20, '1 a. m.; Stephen Austin up 10 dtys with hill parents, Mr. 6:15 a. m.; Crucible up 22, and Mrs. Charles Burt on d 2 a, m.: Elgorcllff up 23, daughter. He left Wedneoday lor 10 a, m.; Patsy Chotln down Ft. Car1010, Colorado, whort be ' 8:" a. m. ; National up 31, will- be stationed for occupation :35 p. m.; Esso Louisiana up speclalty tcboolina. 32, 5:&0 a. m. : Go\1\polts Dam - Cathy R. FIGII'f TO DllAW down 8:20 p. m.; Edena LIVERPOOL, England fUPJ)WY. 2>2N6 up 11:15 p. m.: QuMn City Charllo Cotton of Tolado, Ohio, 2Ditcan4 ''•me•oyllt :411 p. m.; A. L. Chrloty battled Hll'l'f Scott to a 111-f<>Uitd "'i=~8~:38~•~·-=m~.:~Le=l~la~Bbea~~rt~r~i draw In a loalun boxing tvont " . . -.. iNj:; Thuroday nicht. Joluuty Cooke d• oioioned Angelo !Chlcol Vtlll of New Vorl! In an oltlhl-round ..,~ float. - --------T:30 L m.: !lomot down t ,a. m: Oliver !lboar1r clown t:41 ~ m. Rlwer - Holon lformet lUI a. m.: RobW. Lea down Marmet · us m.: Belpre qp Winfield 10:015 m.t MIITIU ttp Wln!lold ~:31 m.; lolvty up WIDI~Id llJI Fran"b• folb, J'Otl have m.: J. S. Lowll dowa Wlnfltlcl BOT1Sr>1~ ' od tha belt una. m ·· speot Thur!lday with Mr. M Goff nd f fly Mr M~: Jack ~lsp a:d 'famtiY Baptt"-£Day0f Dall SeDU I p M"ddl rt 0 D 8 1..... Praye;'Ptanned a.:_ 'lltou :~ omero~· _t ~:-.... ~~ _ : : - , . S • Tho _ . . . wu In chorp of ' the borne of Mro. Ridwd FlttBy tark C~rcle J_ H. 8t<pbonocio who pvo l law. Ea.t Mau> Sl. .'l'be Eliza~ start lllllioDirJ' tbe C2lrtltmM ltOrJ from IAike1 . HUSH PUPPIES f $7 95 THE SHOE JOX 11 PastCht"els' Annual Dinner Buckwheat H /d Th sJ e ur ay Society News fte annual Oriltma:a dlDner fl I One. 8 ·h News, Evenl ·~ An Otes I = Z:'":: ,:., 1;/'~!:..:_~: ~=:;! lw" played by tbe senlO< band. s, Fnddl>: Roudalho:h o:d with the bell solo by Connlo ' ~pular .?umber. "~ro\ P'eot~ outil an<iing perform..,.,. Cook and PAula Th•i• of "Sliver vat march, )ln. was gillen Thursday by the bands, Bells" with the band joining 1bel were 8 10 Pay Senior ensemble. and glee club group of I stage was decorated with t wo l band. the Past Cbltf.a of Magnolia TernClrele of the Pomeroy P'inc a.p. .-d rud • meditation ''Only the I were Mra Fmlaw, Mn. Jolul Middleport Schools when they ' lsrge sliver treea with colored Highlight of the ~umber, .. Rert pie Pythi.an S1aterJ wu bekt on tilt Church nwt 1'ul!tday after- Heart Can Celebrate," by Mar- l Beaver. Mrs. Eugene Triplett and pre'ented theJr con<"~rt · Stiver 1rotatmg lighta and Christmaa Comes Santa Claus wu the ap- "nluraday evenillJ at the Martin 1'10011 at the home tlllrl. Jotepb pret 1M ~· An artkle l Mn Donald M:cKem:le. A Jlo!t. Bell• Serenade" bell -~ pearance of Santa Cla111. After hia Reltliurant By 8-ar-M M. Ue tram GuldepMit "rbe Forgotten esa gift v.·aa presented to MrL 1 ,_L. ,.._ __ 1_ .. . ornament' A 1arge centert:U d ent to tbe •· be · ... --• M ~--•· S RU 1 . . _ _ , L.oUI(;Uffl ,errace. '----'' __ .. by · •" ~' h Under the dtrectJOn of Mr Eu- the back drop with the lighting Irow y ranee on ~ae Membera and gueltl were IUl- ~ - ...,. ra .....nau~::l . e . Ml'l. J E . Foster. chatnn., Prlwow Wall ~~ Mn!J Cook Fuh~w. n.t'll'e! mentl were _.,. gene Gherke , the program open- giving Hw effect or the movlng l v'l~lted wltheth """"rr. to! tbe yd~~- ed at a lonl table with green ::: ~La~th~:.- Saturdally preaided and opened the meetkll .ad Mfl. ~lh clo&ed the 1~ ... by theHohos'"'rd to lbe ~· _ _ . , 5~ers on n row an ~ cover, red napldna aM ~tered y ~ .lOti. r . with dt-votiona tlkefl from 'The Be- pr'Otr.lll!l WI prayer . wa l..Ggan, .u• auu Mn. Men' d apper parted with his traditional with an arrangement of red car· and Mra. RoDald RHe and SallT ~ Place DU.;!.., the bulhle:U Retaalww::uts wrre ten>ed by Sldney ~r and Mn. Cbadet • Other band numbers of the op- "Merrv Chrlstmu to All " Uona - . . . _... _ .. L-rrieft 1Renee at Enon Ohio He Is with · ~...., rhe boltell to thole named above Ri!De Women'" Child. . "Ch . tm - • na • r-·-ry an•" Jar lJil • th USA '. aesslon, plaru; 'ftr'e eompleted for I -........-...................._.;;r, enmg gr~p were , , , r~s as The Junior band ablo gave a with red tapera in briM candel- e ,. at Wright-PatteriCIR.. A the Baptirt Day of PraJer JCn. Md Mn. Dale Wippel. Mr~ Dally z1 Greet:~gs. and ChnstmaJ 1fine performance with its pre- abra p]acftl at lntervala on either tour waa made of the air bate 00 ice. 1be theme· of the RrVil't' to Jl!lplf'. Mrs. ALen Shain_. -~· Song aentatlon of "Santa'• Holiday" side. Favoro were holly with , ISunday. They IBW all tbe plm>eo be "Thtok On 111<oe Thtnp'' md Walter Wolle. Mn. Wioiloeid The girls ~ns.embie provided Iand ''Santa Claua 11 Coming ~ Chrlltm&:!l ornament attached on a , in~ludlng the large "Hound Dot:'' / the hymn 1Uggated •at '"How stiles, Mn. William Wataon, ALL SPEEDS ba ckground stngmg for several Town" Hope Bishop wa!l VOC'&I white baae. missile plane. . _ __ George SkJJmer and guest, Mra ALL LABELS f01n • band_ numbers and also sang 31solorst for lhe Jater number. Followln, the dinner, the group .Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Patterson of the meeting which opeaed with Ralph C. Zundel. . . "'Bell Oat.. sper 1als, dtrectcd by Mrs C\ar- 1 The closing numbers of the pro- adjourned to the home of Mrs. \\ _aynesfleld. Ohio. apent Frlday1devotionJ by Mn. Patrick Loch- Tbe January meeting Will be Top R-.ling Artllfl Tanned Plgaldn. enre Lacey, "No Candle Was gram, "White Christmas," Sl- Adam Ebersbach, Mulberry Ave., With Mr. and Mn. CharJes. Rife, ary . A •hort bwJineu ~easlon waa held at the home of Mn. S~· Just Brusb To Clean. There and No Firf'." "0 Holy I lent Night," and "Silv~ Bells," which wu decorated In keepine enroute to Florida for the winter. held a00 several member~ '1-'R e en10D with Mra. Wataon 10 1 Mitch Mill• - Perry C..... Night," and "Thirty-Two feet were played with the audience with Cbrtstma1 Jbcluding • re-I Mrs. E~l RUe and J~ l reported 111. A eontrihutian of charee ot the program. Elvis ,,... •.,. h' L'ttl T '\ " l . lum' tree San Dale were m Pomeroy on Friday I K' . d E MIDDLEPORT an 1g ~ 1 e a1 s. }Dmmg in and bringing the con- vo vJDg a mum , a ta h 1 d , 10 was made to the Jaycees for •fill... T r lo ..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.~_:_A ~n~o:ve~\t~y~n~um~be~r,~_:"G~u~ff"'in"__," cert to a fitting close. in the fire place and Ughted poin- [ a; ng ~"':: wo:odone. Saxton their Christmu project. CANABI'A CLUB MET Clel•nd's T.V. ,.d_ --setta acron the bookcase 8lld r. an n. rge Game. were played during tbe ~ .... Paul Haptonstall was In charjt mantel. · Iand da~ghter, Debbie, and Mrs. !OCial hour uDder the dlreetkm · Mrl. Max Folmer wu a guest E. Mlln St. Pa1•'*' ' the lighting for the evening Mrs. Lawrence Lanning presid- 1Sarah Rde~re lhopping in Mra A. R. KniJht. Refl'elhmeotl l ~~~tbe~_'B~l-~M":o~alhl~y:._:C::•~•":ast~a~.,....,,.,.,.,..,..,........! and assisting him were Roger ed at the meeUna:. Election ot 1er:;' 011 : t afu, M F of undwiches, cranberry aalad, l• Rou~h and RoRer Berlnett. officers was held with Mrs. Thorn- w~'· Myr ~the) e.Rlf ~ cookies, coffee, tea and DUtl The decorating eommlttee w.u as Cook selected u preaident: ~ B rs. and da~ter ~·- I served by Mrs. Knight and 0 composed or Mr and Mrs Char· Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, vice preat- 1 rly ~a.n . , WI'":... V· : Harry Moore to the Guild men>! . . de t M Rl hard e were auoppmg m uuaV111e a._ and Id lea Asa Bradbury, Mrs. Bert n : rs. e Thuraday u.::ra guesta inc u inJ out Bodimer, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. secretary; and Mrs. Henry • town guests, Mn. Herbert~;~; ~ <~ Charles Archer Mrs Gherke bel, treasurer. The meeUng Mrs. Clinton Fiaher, Mn:. ti Mrs Ro~er M,;.~an Ja ked .with tbe M~pah benediction. Anderson Jr .. Miss Beu Sanborn Sa~rfield M Robert sclun;l Following a gift and Mrs. PhiUp Wolpert. .M ... Do ld Lo • gift was preoented to Mn. The silver and white theme Mr. an d wery, niDI. . . carrled ou1 on tbe ref-~~ d Le . Srs. Jna out -gomg pres1'dent. HllNUue.ut ant hwls a~erh, r; k th were played and prizes table which had a lace cover and n c arge o t e he ets at . e to Mrs. Lanning, Mrs. centered with a tiny silver were Mrs. Denver R1ee, Grueser and Mils Benilee The _December ~ng of the 1with glitteriog lights. Replltal :.II <~ ~;>-,n:, . Lowery, Mrs. Carroll Swan- Durst, after which a Guild of Grace EpiSCOpal Church angels with the lnscriptioa "Noel" and Mrs. Kenneth McElhin. course was served. was hel~ Wednesday eveo.iDJ at · wer placed at' intervall on Attending were those the parish house which was dec- table. Mr!l. William Roberts and IT'S Girls who gave out programs above and Mrs. Karl orated with holly and candles. • Mrs. Evet>ett Hayes preiJded wr.re Barbara Hoffner, JeO.nne Mrs. WUliam Ki11lnger, Mra. Mrs. Max sanborn prelkled at1 the tea and coffee servicea. ' Bowles, Sht~ron Ingels, Clnda liam Fisher Misses Lena TRAIN BOARDS I S•ue• ani! Sandra Simpson. · Thelma G~eser. Mrs. Lucille News Items DEC 1 style ball, on:y l time. The Pomeroy W c T u will critical need of tht! _youth of poinsetUa, eone• and Jck!lea. D .. 1 A•"--· Mr. and Mn. 1! good ~s . ons, u range Y I With 6-0 Senior forward Duane hold their Christmas meeting community today and atated Mn:. Robert Warner preaided at "'u. ewu IW~VD 0 WftnW vlsited Della Ruth, a eooughb, hLartttmg ~rl~. , Ra . Wolfe, 6-3 Allen Graham, and cen· Friday al the United MethodiJi they were aur~ enoueh studenll the meettng: which opeed with sEpentff' WW~~y here with Mn. St Joeeph HolpJtal in Coac ry OM"..SOD s cme ter Rodger Parsons finding the church at 7:30 p. m. would take advantaae of the devotion~ by Mrs. WUllam B. le a-. Friday eveniq. ;78\t range, the Toma do aquad sura-recreational facilities to war· Do wale. Sbe read acripture, eave Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet H*rold Bolton and alster, Gla· ed_to what ap~ared to_ be a c~· Mary Shrine, White Shrine of rant one being established. a medltatJon taken from the spent SUnday with her mother, dya &pent a few dayalaat week fort~ble lead m the thll'd period, Jeruaalem will meet In regular Rotary president, Jack Frutb, book "Leave1 of Gold'' and elos· Mrs. Jennie Rou1b and the Vlrall LoralD viattlng with Mr. and Mr1. Of) WILLlAM J_CENDAf:l, whose leadmg_ 30-22. session Friday evening, at the appointed 1 committee compo•· ed with prayer. Membera re- ~ flllllly of Wett Shade. ~lei Bosl!m and Linda. Linda ill place ot residence 1s unknown, But m the fourth quarter, Ra· IIOOF hall. The~ w:m be a cere- ed of Carl Irvio, Doutlas spooded to roll caD with their A dauJhter wu bom SUnday to seno111ly ill ID Cleveland hospitaL I..,..,.""...,...,....,..,...,._.,. but whose residence was cine got the foul bug and Point monlal and all officers are re- Shields, John Felkner and Bob favorite ChrlJtmas vene. During Mr.· aDd. Mn. Larry Jrmlhone. Mrs. Lucy a.n;nger i1 a pa- l" :m:: 1y c·o Edward Kendall, Pleasant capJtaJized. The Big lquseted to be present. Potluck Siler to study the problem along the bullneu aes1lon a communi· Kenneth CaldweU bas heeD m Uent iD a Columbus hoapltal. BIRTHDAY PARTY :No. 1, Smithfield, W. Va., Blacks' onJy returning starter refreshments will be served fol· with a eommlttee of students cation COD(!ei'Jling UNICEF wu and miNed a few days· of IChooL Mr. aDd Mn. Dwlgbt Peel aDd Mrs. Bert Riggs enttrtalned bereby notified that on the 15th. 19&0-61 Howard Lee Miller, Inwing the meeting. . from the hi(h school Student read by Mra. Warner. na Fae and Edith Bez. children of Parkenbur& visited with , a birthday dinner Sunday, day of November A.D. 1961, . the_ rally . H., bur_ned the ~t! . CounciL The proJram was presented by ing were boate8HI to the Chrllt- SUDday evenlDe with Mr. and Dec. 3: honoriD~ her husband DB L. Kendall, being Wlth nme foul shot! m the period 11te Will~g Workers class of Miss Tatterson and Brau ap- Mrs. WilHam BaKter and opened 11181 dinner party sunday for the Mrs. ~t Harris. Bert Riggs, OD h11 1Srd birthday. filed her petition against him almost singled-handedly evap- tbe Ente_rprlse EUB church will peared along with other youths with the Chr~mas story from Daul{hters of America Di&trict 13 Mr. and· Mrs. Clarimont Mr. Riggs has been seriously ill Defendant lQ the Court of the Tornado lead and put have the1r annual Chrlabnal din· in observance of the annua11y Luke, by Mrs. Jed WebM.er Sr. A at the home of Mrs. Edlth Betz· Jr. and sons eaUed on Mr. for several m9£l.thl. Attending mon Pleas, Me!p County, Ohio, the ~int Pleasant te~ ohead. ner at the Rock Springs Grange ;sp()naored Rotarian Youth candle lighting ceremony was ing. There were a 1n attendanee. were their children, Hobert, at Case No. l3,25'7, prayiog for di- M_Jller Jed both teams m aeorlng lhaU, Friday at 8!30 p.m. A par· Week, now in progress. Don held with Mrs. T. A. Henneuy, Mrs. Elfie Watson aDd IOD, Bill Appalachian Will home; Mr. aDd Mrs. Raymond yorce (rom the aaid WIUiam Ken- With 18 markers. ty and gift o:ehange wil1 fol· Heed, student 1eneral chairman Mrs. Charlea Lyt~e an~ Mrs. Phll wen Sunda' dinner guest. of Mr. H p D ~gga aud Mr: and Mra. CJI'l dall on the grounds of Gross N~ Pt. Pleasant tled the game at low. Secret pall will be reveal- of the week introduced hi.s co- Williamson particlpaUna:. Mrs. and Mre. Marvin walker and ave arty,, ance ~1ggs, ~svdle{ Mr. and Mrs. ,. 1..,.t of Duty and Extreme Cruel- 34-34 with a minute and SS aee- ed. workers: I>orothy Knoll, Inter· Ben Neutzling read a Cbr~stmas family of Eut Shade. PT. PLEASANT - The anilual BertO~ Riggs, Mr. aod 'Mra. Am~and Plai tl f ond1 left Racine took control, but national Understanding Day parable followed by a Chnslmu MNJ. Frankie Pickens and Na· Christmas Party and Dance old Rtggs, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ty, ~ a~ pra:,l or lost the ball and the Big Blaclu Memben of Pomeroy Chapter chairman · Pamela Buffington prayer by Mrs. C. F. Tompkins. omi and Mrs Walter Brown of the Appalachian Power Company ru,gs, Croi:iksville: Mr. and MrL the care, ~-~~an con moved in fo~ the winnlnJ pointl. OES are requested to meet at Family o'ay chairman · Shirle~ Group singing of Chrl1tmas car· ReedsvJlle 8 ~ Mrs Myrtle Bog. wiD be held Friday, December Downy Nelson and Dee and Darla 1 the minor c 1 , temporary aCoach Dick Horton'a Big Blaclt the Ewins Funeral Home, Fri- Hatrh. and Beverly Daugherty, ols with Mrs. Neutzling as ac- PM rislted Mr. and Mrs. w. w. at 8,45 p., m. in the Moose Hltrtle. and bis sister. Mrs. Lulu Russell. imony for Plal?tifts ~uad had 15 chances at the foul' :.lay at 1 p.m. to altend services Sch.ool Day chairman ; Lynn tompanlst and !lilent prayers for Bragg Saturday. l'ollowi~S the buffef--dlnner MeCoooellsvflle; Earl RJggs, Rutand expenses, mcludlng line In the Hcond half whlle Ra- for MarjoriE' Woorlard, Fitzsimmons Recreation Day those in distress, our country and dance will be held In the land, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert fee~ during the pendency of cine players shot five free at. DEC. I chairman an'd Sam McNeill Cit· the National Council of Chur~hes. ballroom with the Chet Haddox Riggs, LangsviUe. Mr. and MrL act1on, aupport for the minor tempt.l 'l11:e Racine PTA will sp-onsor lz.enship Day Chairman. ' and prayer by Mrs. Wamer clos· orchestra furnishing the musiC!'. Riggs would like to thank the dren of the partJes untU the Both· d h d ld lght! a jitney supper at the old high Rotarian advisors introduced ed the program. Tbe annual Chrlatm11 party many people who sent Mr. RIUI ~r or<Jet: of the Court, and from th:i~~d~ R:cin~ohit onn 14 of school buildln~. Saturday, be~ln· were Doug Shields, Chief .Petty At the elose gifts were ex· tlS 80 the children of Appalachian , : ~ge;t-_,we .... llac..ard='·=====;;;;;; firlal hearmg ~he may be field oat attem ta for a St ning at 5 p.m. Pl'(l('eeds wlll be Offlce Bill Morgan, Attorney chan~d. Gifts were also brouRht ployees wUI be .held Dtl:!ember &~ • . :,asonPble 1upport for t h cent gaverage a~d their host. used to complete the payment Carroll Casto and Bob Siler, Ro- for the Girls Jndustrt~l ~hool at the state 'lbe•tre. FOR DAD mm children of the parties 11 of 42 for 26 per cent on Lhe school plono, tory General Chairmso for the and articles for the bhnd were S (The Boss Man) tbe future, and for other . e DEC. 11 week sold. PLEASANT VALLEY OR THI reliet. Said cause will be for The Little Tornadoes w r: The Catholid Women'• club will . Rerreshmentl were served by ADMlTl'EDI LeI t a Roush, WHOLE FAMILY 1 il4 • . , . . New Haven: OrviUe ing on or after the soth. day edeged 46-44 In a tight reaerv ot s d t 7 · 1h the hosteD auiated by Mn. ·c \AP &GIJ GRIFFIN ILICTR\C •D contest. Larry Price wos high for me un ay a p.m. lfl e . ~• . M · Deaem~r A. · 1981. R . .h hi\ "I St church for the ro~ary A bu~inec Neutzin« from a round table wath By Mn. A. R. Bailey 8IOD, Blam Edwarda, Don L K d n acme Wit 14 w e . . .on . amp' . . . • hi h h d ed It SHINE KIT na · en a led th ll t1 Bl k lth 15 session will follow in the auditor green cover w C a r uuwl Airman anu Mra. Erne!lt Deeter po t, Super Powered Motor. 5 Crow, Crow • Porter er e 't e ac w · ium. attached at Intervals and centered and dauldlter, Belinda, of Platta· DIICHAROED: Mn. J:~~~~~ Lambs Wool Buffera. Attoraeyt for Plalnttrf By quarters: The Official Board of Heath with three large red candleJ en· mquth. Neb., are visiting Mr. and IShato, BJdwell: Mrs. Viola I $29.95 (11) 17, M 02) l, 8, 15, 22, 29 ' ~ac~ e t ~ ~~:: Methodist Churth, Middleport 1•~-~~~"'~ll!l'!l"' !'!!".r:;"twJtU, ,~......,.,. circled with greenery and conea. l Mts. Geor,ee Robert! .. ~y willt er, Ravenswood; Betty t. ~asan . Mrs. Lytle presided at the eoffee be stotloned at Lockbourne AFB, Sears, Middleport, Ohio: J,::!: ll 1will meet this coming Sunday ueAL NOTtCI Srormg, Racme -Cole 0 10.0) 1 . h Entered Ho11pltal and tea aervices. Favora were Columbus Adkins Pt P'·aoant· IALI A -·• H 1 ' · "' · ' ,.._ NOTICI J>olnft'Or o•lbompted vu,,,. 10, G roh am 4 12·2, 10 . p ar sons 5 evenmg at 7:30 at the c urclt. mong those ""'·ho en te~ o · · snowmen on 1 red base. Mr. and. Mrs. Ralph Thom ' Chelhire MIDOLIPORT ~king sh~t ~ Outstandingr-r:rformancesGiven By Middleport High Music Groups 1'uppers PIams • Joppa tained the Pomeroy Shakespeare Club Wedneadiy afterooon at her Two home, Mulberry Ave. PT. Pl,EASANT Point Pleasant High School stu· den1s. Mlu Linda TaUerson •nd Steve BnQ apoke to the Rotary Club Wednesday evening a1 the regular weekly dinner club con~ern.lnt: tbe need of 1 Youth Center in Ft. Pletsaot. The two atudents felt that 1 Youth Center wu the most ZWII!f Mrs. Claren<e Balltr roeently, Mrs. J - Perry Is a patient ill Meigs General llooJil!al. Mr. and Mn. C!aronce Baker and family lpe!ll Sunday al.... 1\1 noon with Mr. aod Mr~ Ralph s.. ker and dlsUihten, Coolville. Geor~ Reed' and his ai.tter, Mn. Myrtle Grl!en, have spen& """ 21 A· #AJZQ tt «t.~ Sunday School attendance Sun- the past two w~ --'-- In Phoenix. By Evelp BrWdn dav December 3 was 4!. /I Arizona , 'Visiting their sister, M"N. Mr. and Mrs . Hettinger and The Methodist Youth FelloW- Shirley Paugh. Mr. and Mrs. Delphine Christy of &hip met Sunday evening Dec. 31 Mrs. Eula Reed and family wm Columbus and ~r. and Mrs. Dana with 11 adulla and 25 youth pres- · be moving in the near future to Hoffmao Jr. aNI family of Rut.· I ent. It was decided to have a par· Waldo, Ohio. land Wert 1\*la Saturday of ty and rlvt out the Chrtstmu Mr. and Mrs. Dain Baker aacl Mr. and Mn. awtea Betzma:. parta at the home of Mr. and SODI apent ~e weekend in Hock'Ibe Daugbtenth ~.-~ea aretbe Mrs. Clarimont Hania, Tt!urllday Ingport with her ~tl, Mr. redeeoratfDI e a.~~o~.:.~-. at evenlag. and Mrs. George Bucl:lannan. 2 &&££ ......... , _. PRACTICE P08TPONED The pracllce lor tbe ~=~ Junior department of the Methodlll ohureh achool, IChed· jtled lor Saturda7 afleraooll, 1leeo poatpcmed due to \be luttl•al HVRRY! ••• Llltlli'ED SVPPLYI • et T IS FRE "Holiday Special'' 'ell&lox ·--... ... .................... ............. ,....... .... ....... ·--........·btnl~ ......... "' .- '1100 · Z4 'Pc.... Of LIFITIMI ST.I.IMLISS ~ International Silver Company fGtn CHEST INCLUDED! * Luxuriou1 Mirror Finish * Rult Proof * Stoin Proof * N1nr Need• Pollthln1 ~ .......... II)Wt.w. IOJII 1'01 .,.... * Uhtitn• Guora•tt• Ingels Furniture On The Busiest Comer In Middleport OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ~ lpr ~ ~ . ~~~------~----------.---~~--~~----------------'-·~·.'~:~:;_·_·_.: ...~-·~· 1''~ ~ .. ·- ._.:,.' .. . �--- • !Jally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec:_:·~;;:;:: AD Stan SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK Sentinel Church News • Shirts Hew -•Y thnn .... wo walhd to 18 t. . . .;. togoflotr .. , and lo •lulrc• FOR • 1M Nlll ••• ud Ia •• llldt t .CHRISTMAS By Shapely ofw"""'' I don't ihiat we've ever otlyed home on a Saoclay boaoum we wue afr.Ud we might got our feet wet. To me, this would be like answering 1 dinner iavitation by saying yoo c:ooldn't make it llllbs the ""' wore shining. ALL fOI tHJ CHUICH 'l'lle Chuleb it the. J,..telt r.cto. GD .. rth fol"'be bulldirur ol chirac- lt h a 'VIIluu. With· OUI a l!r(ln!( Chu~ Adtber ~ mocraey nor tiwili~aun a.a tur.. ve. There are f~r IIOI1Dd ruton~ ltoRhou~e of IPJ.ntu•l The ehmdJ, aftor aD IS God's House, and I~ It l'vealwo)'lfeltthatlwao both a member of the ......old, and ID invited guest. and Enro o;i~•nhip. • tv and riiCid why, evecy pertOA lho11ld auend ""c RJularly and tuppart the hu~. They ann (I~ For bb own •«• h. (2) t'or hi• chlldn:n'• .ake. 11 FOJr the tde of hia eommuaity --~ a Caurt:h ~. aatioa . ·(+) For In this Howe, you and I have found not only 1 deeper andenllmding of each other, but the obnlty Ill be tolemot of faults, to forgiv. and forpt IIDIIler anpon, and - most important of an - to 101!01"" ID try apia llomonow. And this is but a smaD port of aD the ChmdJ hu given us, lnd of aD that it lllads nsdy to giv. •"'J)''DC, New s ort shirt styles; Including the ,new buttondown f.:pered pop-over style. tbe u.lr.e of th. itseU, whkh aeeC.l hit moral ~ autcrial IIIPPI' t. Plan II> .o t., •"'"..!',rd rtllllart; aad rud J•lll IIDIO .... dai.Jy. . .... ....... laiah -··-.._, """"' _,...._ 1-9 Ra1r111111 Wadlleu!ay --.lf<6rw--r.. - . . . ,.,. ,_, "" • •' Chap. Vena U -24 L11ke Su"' Rom1111 G11latian1 lf.2l 1-S 6-10 13-22 <lalatlut Epbuiml DRESS SHIRTS FOR . HIM Complete nne men's white and colored wash 'D wear dress shirts Including the new Delco\ mater· 5·00 to 7.9$ iaJ and nylon trtcot. Regullr •nd Sn•p-T•b Coll•r Styl• w... PLUMBING · a -11EATINO 240 Lincoln St, - Mlddloport Moln St. POMEROY, OHIO ' P~one WY·2·2550 "WE ABI TO PLEASE" Support The Cburcb Of Your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Bakers 01 Good Btead Huntington, W. Ya. ,Quallt:J Pimutllft At Lowen Pri<u THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA MIDDLI-'1' Local Unton 11688 FOREMAN & AIBOn Ravenswood, W. V1• . 'FRANCIS 'FLORIST anti ' SHUMWAY GREENHOUsES suns Mutk,Det10doru Prerented At ]oU FROM b Take s o - To Chureb wllll PhonoWY- · •CURLII ' •BROOKFIELD •WARREN SIEWILL $39·50 JOII Po-oy up STARK DRUGS MAX. 'WARD AGENCY. \ "· ' WY~WO' ' ,..,., . TOYLAND'S ·HQMJ, WINDRY CO. · -1. fl• •HIM. PIIOP. o.., Pie""•• • qUa~J~;J o., Loa1117 .......,. n, ~ ~ 1'14t-·11011ed ' " DOOR _. WINDOW .DECORAtiOils .. . ' N..,US HOUSEWAREl Glfl$" GIFT wUPnt6s -. :fiRfltdMl stOlE" WY~ TODAY'S '1 Coupll ' : (, :'· & Van~ ~-~r;:;.:''. -i<(fr I \ . { ,_ ' ' ' ?OMEROY, OHIO ' ~G ·:1 ,/ ' ~·' ;. CO. " ;: CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE . ' . '· l . . J " I'OJiiEIIOY, OHIO . i • 1.' _Middlopoot . ,. POMIIIOY RACINE 1 ' OHIO.,. '· !' PlANING MIU. . Bulldla, Supp11oo 6 '1111lwu!t . Gili~ ccliltrldllla. ..~--~--~~":~- ------------ Plnla1led 1n bl'OIIZI aDd belae with matdiiDI Ilk tertor. Powered bY the fiiiiOUS OldiiDOblle ~ ..,me. With bJclralllatlc drive, ~ atwz- . . ~ brakes, power ·wlndoWa auf pciwer ~ ,. . I . ='$195 . '• . -tJu: IIE!f11!1" si!OP' HATS .by · St•tson &_. Champ .~ '56 Olcls Super 88 Hohd•y fU.20G5 DOWNIJ.GRt)SS, INt SPECIAL 2 Dr. lllUI BuUdma SljPPU.. OHIO VALLEY I IN. FULL SWINGI Mlnlatun Setl, IDdoor 1114 Outdoor 'I'TJm.-lli· " Bulldon Chootw, Oh.. UKo FURNITURE · "9c ul) BAUM LUMBER CO. ' Nouonwldo llllurllu>! m Columbua. o. Ill .. - Mlddloport WY 2-3214 ' Ctntlr Pom..,;ro Bud1et Sbopphll I Christmas Tree lights • • • - Attend The Chardl 01 Your Cboleo Sund111 STIFFLER RED ANCHOR ARROW, Aluminum Xmas Trees • - $2.95 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. I.' I MARKIN$ FOOD Phoae SH-2-4792 1.. w. Bromo MARKEt lull..... o. · • Rewarded With Persecution • 81 Roy L. Smith �------·- ..._ ------- -~---- -~-- '. '. ' ' • • \ OK USED CAliS 'Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds" Busineu Servios J I' I \ I I -.. ·=- DAILY •.egal Noti'e LO... ..... Old,. u..,...... WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 12.-plllol ...,,_ U.llluo 14. Blobop'o ~ cents per word, one insertion . Minimum charge-60 nts. 6 cents per word for three conseculive inaertionR . S;>ttial - on~ month for 30 cents per word. Full rate •f 4 cents per word will be charged !or ad, crti5ing ir not pllid within lO days after receivine: bill. Errors in Advertising-Should be reported immedi11.tely. The Daily Sentinel will not be r~ponsible for more than onp incorrect insertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices o! Eventl, $1.~, for SO word minimum. Each additional word, lc. Obituarier~ published at 1 renl per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 15 60c 90< $1.35 suo 20 60c $1.;0 Sl.BO $6.00 25 75< $UO $2.25 $7 .50 JII.Orpa"' PAWfr .U.Warp. '-Inc I :ramo Make The Merriest COME TO .U.ftoal ~ \Uf!lltr f'umac.~ AmatciBrottt.q SUPPER It .JII·To .. "' 4ebt ...=. ··-- electric home, carpeted. llt.a.t·· ... Raven Height.. Call TU Z-5585. 10. PHONE WY 2-2157 ===(I=)N:-:;O=TI:-::CE=.S=:-:::::::I =-'c l9) FOR SALE SF.E US FOR FEI!D NEEDS AND USED TIRES IUO oach. Guara• Clblom Grlot4lq. Mlddloport teed against breab: Feed MID. I ti d treade and suburbanites :n ao, TERMITE .tND PEST CONTROL including tax aad no trade-tD . Pltene R aM A Seftte. S&attoa. Keystone Service Statton, WY WX.. If II lfe land. 10 30 l!llte ~~ew JIR Mereary Manterty aad aew Comet. Pboat 'fJY Z..IU4. IU-lOtp t1oa rkle Ia ......... .......... ........ =-- IIUI•GII Ill'" AnoN h - -11. Aloia.. • - f31 lEI IS TOlAY, OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS DAVISW~RNER Com 1••ete protectloo for ~a. Tel. Wl 1-2!166. 11; Volloy Lumber & Supply Phono WY ·2·2709 Starting Dec. 11 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS ---- =-::-.::.___~---- 1958 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard Top Cpe. VB mo. tor with automatic trans. LikE new whitewall tires, interior very clean and attractive, 2 tonE green finish. Radio, heater and . all deluxe equipment. $1395 1957 DeSOTO I Fired orne 4 Door Sedan. Beautl· rut ivory and coral finish , seat 1 alw~ys Get In Stride- covered, V8 motor, a(Ho- INGELS FURNITURE I mahc trans., power steering & brakes. Tires show little wear, I uceplional clean. I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1959 BUICK use Classified! Hardtop Coupe. Full PO'_"er equipment, radio, heater, wh1te waiJ tires. Luxurious in· 'terior trim. Buick's Best! DAflY SENTIN.Il Only $1995 Phone··, WY 2·2157 19S8 CHEVROLET lz.Door. 6-eyl. motor, standard trans. Runs perfect, new tires ' heater, nice. DECEMBER 08 Hardtop Coupe; Original ' dark blue finlsh ; spotless clea11 1960 Dodge · · . - . s2095 Gift Idee SBEAGLEs~·JnOIOo ud- iemalo: Pair roller okateo, lin 1\1. torola TV. Phone WY 1-:lllf. . II & WINTI!R PO'l'AT6ils, applei." nipa, ud w.blull, hickory aut1. Willlam Bucllley, Middleport, Ohio, WY 1.-. II S ----....:......--··1 GUERNSEY CQWS. Milk or. Ccmlacl Sheralen Jolt111011, or plttM ~ 1-41111. BOY'S PIXJ1IIALL out!lt, larif: electrle foiltbaU 1amo, I • Skalet, olio I, Radio, .....,.-.~I '[~ p!o1or, lll!CI•· old orau. Zerkle, tllfton, W. Va. SP 17.S.. /IIIIIATII K!LioED with Star 111'111, ~- I lb. 1¥1 lbt. 11... Sugar Run Mill, !berlbeeh llolrdware. IJ? for HIM! 1111&.1~11 ----- --- 1 ROOM HOUSE, I bed1r0011no, ll bath and a half. utlllt.yy Good location, · Woho '1\0 :.::11 Call WY 2·2590. Glohokar"a. 125 .BEDROOM- ho-,;oo - with aU convenience•. U.rge fenced in. U8 Sycamore too.OO per month. Phone 1960 Plymouth - - - s2095 t Door Sedan. Radio and heater, power itee-rina, automatic trans. Low mile-age, SALE 1959 Chevrolet . . . s1595 NEXT YEAR'S PRICES NOWI 59 Buick VB • - - $1795 LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Orlglnol block finish like new. One careful owner. ----59 Mercury - - 61 Buick - - - - ~795 po:= II ''"riJ11. 58 Chevrolet - -.lllmt. 58 Buicks - - - - 1-- alter i a.m. 11-6-trcll (19) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 61 Lark . e ryl, 2 Dr. Sedan. One eareful local owner. Showa best of cue. EXCEmONAL OPPORTUNITY Rellable man 01 woman from areo to dlatrlbute ~ploto af cl.ganttea, confectfonl, ete. 'throulh aew automatic ~=:II era. We will ettablllh a. for you. Car and refereneea alrable. Party muJI have •apltal ., • Good eamlnf• part·tlme: -lu --.. l'or poraonal Interview five phone, ole. Write P. o. Ill, II 7 120) BUSINESS Montclair 2 Dr. Hard: Top. Power steerinl ancl bratea. Sharp car. Mercuryomatic. LeSabre 2 Dr. Sedan. One eareful local owner. Power • Dr. Sedan. Automatic trade-ln. tran1. Radio and heater. New car 1959Ford • • • • · · S1J95 2 Door Sedan. VB eniine. Standard tralll. Rad,lo at heater. Hard Top Coupe. Beautiful blue over ivory finish. Extra good whitewall tires, VB mot.w', auto-.. tran~.'' radio ~&nd beater. .$695 1957 CHEVROLET VB - 4 Door. Std. trans., good tires, elean interior, heater, iv· ory and areen finish. . Bot Air VI 4 Dr. Hard Top. A aparkllna jot black orlallnal flnilb with lot1 of chrome. Power .1teerlaa 1nd bralr.... Choice of four ftne e1n. All hne power 1teerinc md brake1. Extn nice, 1957 WILLYS Jeep. t ' wheel drive, metal top, good tires, heater, 1958 Ford • · - - - · s1245 Falrlane 500 2 Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio and beater. New car trade-in. Red and While finish. 1958 Dodge • - .• ~ s1395 ~ Door Hard Top. Power stoerin&, automatic trona. a..dto .and heater. Loca! owner. Condlt~on - very eood. lte•lnc Beautiful orltiJlal linlah w•th mat<hlna 58 Ford VB 1957 Dodge4 Dr. -. s1195 ~luo .a nd bra:u. trim. , Falrlano 1100 2 Dr. Hard Top. One careful local ..,._;, ' One of the sharpe1t ear.t on lot, · · · 59 Pontiac VB - • '1895' . ' 4 Dr. Sedan. PDwer steerlna and braku. o.._e c:.relUI' IMat owner. 57 Chevrolet VB PICKUP; ·--------~~----------,--· 1947 Witlys l ton • • s295 ~- New bflkoo, rtblllhod, ollllne ovorhlulod. ·. 1954 Ford • • • • . s195 t' DOor Sedan. V8, atandlll'd Irina. ·: . • 210 4 Dr. Sod an. Smart black· and white flnlollo lood care. MANY MORE • • • " • •• ·' • < 'I ~• • ·----------~-----------· '11.1 ., '~ j ., 1955 CHEVROLET 210 - 4 Or. V8 motor. Powerelide tran1. Se1t toYers, r8dio1 heater, e:ood tires. '!M A·Jl:" ~ 19S5 CHEVROLET $595 953 Ford VB Door _ _ _ $195 952\Chev. 2 Dr. NIC. - - $2ri5 19i51 Pontiac boor SiiVE"~L $99 .. CL.EAN LATI MOQIL 2-TON TRUCKS ALSO' DUMP, VAN· •IMf PRODUCE abo!ES t:46 .BollY No"""' IO;tJtrllomiDg Modllatlona to: 15 Callll!l :~ ~· 111!1 11:00 Swap Sbop A Comnnmi(J . '' ~lo• f .•, •• ~~- for w~lch •I"' ' -~·- .. ftart ' Name .............- .... ~..................... J ..........~'.....:: .. ·.. -~:. ......... · SUT. WE'LL . ; MJSS OUR 11:30 CauDIIJ lluale Tlmo 11:46 Pll'lll Tlmo ll:ll'l Mlcl-daJ Dow Jonos ""' Na 1tow1 11:11 J,.. For You 1;:15 Nowa 1:80 JUt For You . I .. ·, CARTOON SHOWS 12; ~ .......... 1:10 ..._ ·~ S:JO~ N,-a f:IO Platter 4•• IMaJ 4:46 Jonoo P.nJ " '.j.. 1 jl, '~. N.,.. . . 8ti 1J!row l'l)lu4a1; onl1l • 10' 11 ' ' Atllell ,J(y...,. ( >I. 1:10 Kart 6 VIIIIZal!di Show • Moa., Wed., M, only) 1:11 Sport0 Parade • 5:10-Nm ilouDd-ap 5:41 Q(! lllo 4lr WJEH RADIO ~ · 'ouloacrlplitn t. Yilt Dallr SlnHntl 10, l'l'uoo. 6 Tbura only1 NO Sol1lo Nowa lll!pqrt . 1:00 Breallfaal Plll"l1 1::15 World New. 1:30 llreakfut Par!)' t:OO Coffoo With Janot BulletfD Board •' ' 6 MbNntS · · ·::·· ·.. .. ~.25 .. 'Ntw or Renewal GINTLEMEii;' us ~- Weather 7:30 Plc.kena Blll'dwaro 11; 15 Countcy Boo ~ . subscription Rcites··.· 1 Y~R ; ...... ·:: .I ..... ··~QO I WlndiOt 2 Door Hard Top. AutomaUe trans. a..dlo and boater. Local ,., .... StaUoa . Waioa. P.....,r tteorlnl an4 bl"llkH, automaUo trana. a..dlo and heater. · Will be il Gift r., tht '¥$~~·· iEAR .· ~ 1957 Chrysler • • -·· - -1956 Ford l.ton - • - $1295 Century 4 Door Hard Top. Power T:oO Broakfaal PlriJ THE DAILY SENTINEL •' Almott like the day it wu aold. 57 Buick VB e:sa rarm 1'tlno '· FOR 1956 PONTIAC WMPO Radio 1:46 Me.t p Couaty RFD A GIFT SUBSCRIPTJC: J $995 t Door StaU.on Waeon . Automatic trans., radio and heater, power r~teermg. ~----- ~ 1;00 1'oda1 With Clod I interior; new tire!; radio. heat er; automatic transmission. -- I; 15 Country Jambono S~ggests~ .. 1957 OLDSMOBILE <CIIII.Xlu- ....... llltJ •1;55 Sign Oa. Santa $995 I -- -1FIVE ROOM houoe on 3rd 1 block from •chool. Fifo Novelty Shop, • YMtor<lay'l Crypto.jQOiol I lllll.mVIil 'l'JU.~ " · : : . Mi!RELY IIINDURE; HI: Wli.,L PRfi:V.U1 .. '• • ll<V' �---- _,,.,_ .. . _ ,. . - . 'OIJo I - r-• I a .... _ _ _ .,_,.._, ,·:-• , ·~-~-- ---~- .._._ __ , ·.;;;.·,=-....::.~;..-_;;:; ·:;.;;;.:;.. ~,;.-•• _ · · - - - - ~"' -·•"" N • \ _,,,. ' _. , • "' fttn are mate tiiM • IIIII 11M,...,. .....UP ....... ... \ ('T\ LIBEirTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT OIUO for Obi VOL Xlll FOR THE HOUDAYS I EEU M~IGS ,.... CUIO ... you at yoU(; pr.ettiest, whe.ri greeting holi- ...... TONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" '" Gate~~, Don MurraY. Larry .... Clndi WoC)(J, "Ke'r Dullea PiaDI R.obert Jt.yan, John Dehner,TorJn Thatcher anti Teresa Stratas CALl. A TR!JE Story! I EL! Cola lliCt ,.,.., 10.11-12 "ADA"'· · (Tethnicolor) Susan Hayward; Dean Martin R. I Pho 2153 ANN< Rot .... par ' MiPes •nd Hitlf $1~ 5095' ................ ........... : "I ~ sweet n ROBES-A HEAVENLY Y,IFT FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS ANGEL IUN., MON. I. TUES. mac i""' Dan River cottons and rayon prints. ~--------~--------~ (Tet!hnlcolor) ' A beautiful group of ~asy to care ~ "Till' CANADIANS" MOO' . * 1-..oy.Ohlo TERiii day callers or making busy preparations. . , OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 T"EATRE . ' Fresh new fashions . . to present Center - for atarry-eyed. dreamwsl , lUIph Meeker, WlllrJd Hyde Lovely ladies love gifts .of Wrute. Based on Wirt Williams beat ~>eller "Ada Dal· las" • . , . behind·the-scenes story of a tabulout hellcat of a woman! Startling! Reveal- lovely robes and we have them ...-.· see our ·beautiful col· In&! lection now. IIIlO Give- · eel Re lial l8l Nyion tricot quilted robes In aollda, ombrea •nd prinh. Away ON! int s95 16·50 lo on ,,, NEl M Sl GOI ,._ b Store Employe• Were Entertained 3-Piece Bedroom Suite era of the Middleport Ben frank-F~llowlng DOl F A 3-Pc. Uedao,~um I)U•ltl K•ven • at each atore - Rutlanu t• u1 ruture ON : Wl W1rm Chenille Dusters llld loluoa l'unllture. Nolhjna to bill, aa1l for fOUl tree ~et. .Ne~ not be .PJ"llllem to wuL ·-uil~nlf Furniture Mason Furniture iJUTLAND, OHIO · Aqu• & M1roon $3.95 were served at the eloH of the by Mr8. Rail. Attending were MrJ. LIDian McGhee, Mr.11. Zella Riley, Mrt. Gladys Vroman, Mra. Dorothy Nlcbolaon, Mro. Allee Mills, Mn. Margie MeDanlel, Mrs. Jen Cboohlre, &bert Sprouoe, and· Tom II tl I I tnt dinner at Martin Restaurant the went to· the home of the for the evening of g i I t exch111111e. S.l'reolhDMinto I ~ . Bright Reel $25.00 lin Sto~. entertained their employees Wednesday evening. 0 - Quilted Velveteen Robes Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail, own· Printed Nylon Dusters $1 0.00 CoHon Print Dusters $1.95 to $5.95 TO GET I'VIIIoOUGR Steven Andrew Spurrier, Mr. and Mn. Clarence MASON, W. VA. REGULAR and .EXTRA SIZES )On .Fo1cePomeroy. trainingRt. at 1o !~!!~~!l!tiSrbaste Due, Texas. He will I . 0 I The pretUeat nighties e.tr went to dreamland! 44%·pacron PolyeSter, 3:1% nylon, .24% cOtton . . . tulia In l twinkle, stays ttousseau beautiful! Lace lavlllbell 'square neekllne. Btldal pink or blue. 32 to 40. Waltz length .g0wn, 3,116. Full length-town, 3.95. · • 1M tM .,...,. liM of nl1ht eown• en "- ~n~~ln floor. plete hla bask tralnlnr thlo and ill eexpected to arrive this weekend lor a furJouah. Bt ) thanked all who had auloted II du"lni tho poat year and wished 1 the new offieers the help and llistanee that she had '""'Jved. Glfto were p.....,ted to ond Allen Hughes, patroa, by Mro. Lyono r. II:·- omau wilhlnJI wo1::..1 ;~I IIII ~~nt·Clleeaobrew oang, ··• l.b . Wllh Upoo 1 Iller" to 11 M•·•· (~~~~~· ~ &a.nc:ial meaenpt, always . at the 111Cb of a pea. ""'Dme, pay billa aacc!y, "keep fOil (on the orubl) and oerve as l!!J,~i... •ftiWY-1Nmlt. CHECKS DRAWN ON US; JOUR ACCOUNT H~ SOONI i/.'i.:J:;: __. - - ~ ~ - - PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS Servina:.Me~11 t Co!ml1 Slnoe 111'12 - Altar tho rlbJallltlc elooloa. the benodlellolt Jllven by Jtav. Donold Boont. , . l'•lllhlnt fund - -"" by Mn. ll:uee BlnaJwn """ Mn. II. L.. I'I'IJI<h. ,_ boll ""' dtcorated II Cbrubotmllyu. ~:_.(...... t.,._l Ml'L In the cllnlq room by ll>nu.- Hood, Mra. Jack S.tlerfield, Mn. Denver Nel1011, Mn. li and Mia Freddie Wll C!OY8l'ed with • eloth 111d eenterod with a arransanent ol holly and eandleo. Mn. Beehtlt pn~dd-l at the 11Jver service. Kn. II Jame~ Slm- ... 1a ....,... de<oratlonl' lltn~Mm~ro anll · BAN LON H,eksuede JACKET 16.50 ' 5..,95 . I pin- -tool Beehtlt by Mro. Clahoortl~ I wu -""to tho thaptef by Mr. ~~~~~~B:ro~wn ·Give Her A . jii'OIBIIIotloll. After ·tho inllalletlon, Beautiful CARDIGANS 11 ::. 1:~~o~yno~cb u eonduclOoo eonduclro11 ol lhe olflcen. 'lilt IIIII wen ~-~~ II' She'll · w•nt · several of ibese· beautiful hanlon cardigans, lone sleeve-. conttut~n~ pearl button ~m. a wide aelecUon of colora to cbC~GH from In sizes 34 to 40. ~ . ""\ I • .1liPOVIR' SwEArP.s To M.ifc. . \L $3.95 ' - Chic and •tyllsh swag· ger cluslc wltb stitch · d~'-l!ecf yok~ llbd col>' bier itoctets, .tie belt, !)illJ Jlilllum lliied. , '.... 10 to II ill briiht rocl; -~. aoii, ~en . \ • ! ' -·""" 'Iicht -· Short SltJYt . . . v.-..~~o~oo. ' t ' . NO. 199 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, Dec. U, 11161 Investigators To· tinue Probing 1 '-AV.a .a Cause Of T-.. . 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