https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d8557bdc587fbd9620d16b7353ddacc0.pdf d9ec21275c906e2ba7f3be971277eb83 PDF Text Text '• \ .:--------~ 'round And About Middleport 8-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 25, 1962 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY END- ,OF-THE MONTH SALEII Loyal Bereans Plan Dinner, Party Events Mainly About People In Miss Anna Crow moved last Plans for a Christmas dinner I Pomeroy week from the William Garber in November and a Christmas Street party in Dece_m ber were made I Mrs. Bes:~ie Byers and c hll,..here she made her home with Tuesday evenmg by ~ Loyal dren, George Glaze, home on S. Second her sister Mnl . Garber who died Bereans Class of the Middleport Pullins and Pat and Glen this past summer. Miss Crow Church of Christ. i 0 ; Columbus were ovoorn1oght moved to Col\JIIIbus. _Mrs . C~yda Allens_worth, first i gqests Monday of Mr. and C. H. Wise, Sr. and daughter, vace president, was m charge of.William Radford and family . Ruth ar. spending the week in · the meeting and named ~ make Rev . Ralph c. Zundel and Hi1\iards with Yr. and Mrs. Leo iarrangements fo~ the dmner to daughter, Charlene, Mike SawSwick. be at the Martm Restaurant ,yer and Janet Baker uf MidMrs. Guy Reynolds has re- were Mrs. Haggerty a n d dleport attended the B~~:~~ C'tived word that her brother , Mrs. George Hudson . . Youth RaHy in Jackson, Sl C. E. (Sandy) Childers remains Mrs. Catherine Erwm. Mrs. afternoon. iJ, a serioua condition at the Clarence McNeal, Mrs. George I Frank Fischer returned to Akron General Hospital His Mowery, Mrs. George_ Meinhart, home, Eureka Tuesday eve11ing room number Is 241. Mrs. ftey. ,Mrs. Robert McElhmny , Mrs. Iafter a weeks Yisit with nolds expects to go to Akroq iHomcr Rice and Mrs. Grace mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer, this Friday. Her mothet , Mrs. Hawley were named to h~ ve Morning Star. Minerva Childers hall been in 1the refreshments and decoration . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ;;;~ Akron since Mr . Childers be- 1for the party to be held on De· of Cleveland were recent came ill. Icember 11 . The g~ft committee of her sister, Mrs. Susie Mrs. Jim Crowther of Chlca- Is Mrs. Martha Childs and Mrs. e. . go, IJlinois, (former Sara Par- L. E. Triplett. Mr. and Mrs. Richard sons) is visiting with l1er broth- , Mrs. Marvin Kelly, Mrs . Doy- rr.eter of Bevt-rly were Sun~ay er and slster-Jn-law, Mr. and lle_ Miller and Mrs. 0 . E. Me· . dinner guests of her sister, Mra. L. D. Diles . On her way Kmley were named as the nom· Susie Fischer. to Middleport ahe visited In inating committee. I Mr. and Mrs . Columbus with her sister, Mn. Following the meeting games . P'iseher returned home Virgil Edwarcls. conducted by Mrs. Aliens- after a weeks visit at Today she expects to visit In · and _prizes were won by ht m, Ala. with Mr . and Mn . Athens with another sister, Mrs. McEihmny and Mrs. Mow- Ernest Dark. Mr. Fischer Mabel Miller •nd other rela· The birthd ays of seve~al Mr . Dark were army buddies. tlvea. She expects to leave Satwere observed durmg Mrs Susie Fischer was the urday for Akron for a visit with evening and refreshments W,edn~sday evening d inner ! Mra. Bruce Ward (also a ~rved by the men of the guest of her daughter and son- I ter) and others before to 25 members ar 1d three in·lllw, Mr . and Mrs. Marvin 1 to Chicago'. --~- ___ -··· _ · Kinjl. Ed 't an'rsd.~~te~.ualtM~!. Columbus Schnelker or Chicago, Illinois villted recently With Mr. Mrl. L. ·D. DUes and Mr. and Mrl. C. J. Rhodes. On way here they stopped Jn Albena and w~ accompanied by Mn. Charles Jividen. Mr. and Mrs. Schnelker are DlOYinl to St. Paul, Minn., ( '\ ! I Mrs. Bechtle Is Hostess For Junior Girls Pajamas Will Be Furnished T0 Orphanage Mrs. Jack Bechtle, tead .er of tile Junior Girls of Heath Meth- Group .smglng of "Anywhere odlst Church, Middleport pro· With Jesus," followed with a vlded a Halloween Party for 1prayer by Mrs. G. H. Ewing, her class iind their guests, Ipresident, opened the me~ting Tuesday evening, at the church. or the Pomeroy WCTU Tuesday ~~th~ Sc~nelk~lrllnis Presel)l also were the minister evening at the First Baptist Co w e wenois Glass his family , Rev . and Mrs. ' church. , --•--• I M E M. E. Dowson and sons. I Jt was voted to furnlsll 12 W....... pea11 o rs. · · · Ior the Chit ~ '"ddl he A vanety o( t'ONtumes were sUI·1s of paJamas rsWuuw,.rw 1 epor,were r . I 0 h I b ther Mr c L N bl worn by the girls. Addmg to an rp anage n hie Far E as I. ro E 1H' N. hi. · d 0hl e, the festival atmn~phere were Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire and Mn~. 1 Mr 0 '"'-· ·he · •·te e anu__ s which the group enjuy- t'•ladys C'· ,uc kler were nam ed Io 1' viQI, r laa r, .~Yua, . h 1 th · 1 ed uca1·Jon com· · nd M Ad . The g1rls assembled for a e P e v1sua Scott and IrJe rs.Va a hymn s1ng to cone Iude the1r · rec- mt·11ee. I all ot Princeton' w ' ' · and moved from around I Mrs. Phil Williamson and ME-ETIN- G- CHAN--GED the plano to their refreshments Miss Nelle Bing will prepare a The meeting of the one of the tables in the din ~ Christmas box for veterans at mother• of Middleport H 1 ing room . Ice cream, cookies ! the Chillicothe Hospital. School whJch waa 1o be and 10ft drinks WPre provided tentative date for the (;hriB~ thll evenlna hu been in addition to a small cup of was meeting was set for Decto next Wedntlday. October Halloween candy. ,ember 14. The Union was asked at the party were t. follow 'Dimensions in Frloend at~~=:.::::.:::.:~~~;,~;:~: :110. Bus kir k, Marcia Stew- ship." World ·Temper an c Sherrie Shuler, Rhonda Hy- Sunday will be November 25. Luanne French, A my I The devotions and Hamm, Mary Bradbury,. Kayte 1were in charge of Mrs. . T. , Sylvia ~wanson, Nancy Shelton, who used Isaiah 35: Robbie Ord, Myrta .3-5 and Mathew 9:9-12 for the Rog. 1.50 Sandy Johnson, Dianna devotionals and gove a medl· · WOllen. Jennifer Goble, Bridget tatlon on "Consider the Tur-1 ~~:;;;,.:Douglas Dowson , DwiRht Ue ." 1J Rev. and Mrs. Dowson 1 "Uft Up-Look" was the toMrs. Bechtle . pic of the proKram and Mrs. lvenlql ly Appointment The Junior girls include ages Shelton gave a part of the CLOSED WED. NOON 9 thro~gh -~years . WCTU natlonal president's adPhone WY 2·2207 I del S d dreSl. She was assisted by Mrt. M " un pen ' Joseph Cook who read the naWeekend In Pomeroy ,llolUII president'• rec!:m~~~:~ill Miss Charlene Zundel, stu- Itions. Mrs. Ralph_ C. dent at Otterbein C o I I e g e, led in prayers on the world ........,• Olllo the past weekend with uatlon. TONIGHT a PIIIDA Y Rev. and Mrs. The next meeting will NOT OPIN C. Zundel, Mulberry-av. held Tuesday November wao accompanied home by at the United M e 1 h o d 1s t uncle and aunt, Mr. and church. ~vtrs 0.. E. Jasper of Columbus While here Miso Zundel at· a rally of Rio Grande Association Youth . She has been servas president ?r the assocla- - 11 .. u., and is dlstr1ct vice preslMrs. Roy Smith was bonor"TH1f~o~~··o~U~~·NK" of the BYF. Miss Sharon ed with a layelle shower Tues· (Teehnleolar) who Is also attending evenln1 when the FriendDoris Dar. Cary Grant, 018 College, spent the Neighbors club met at the Youn1. Andrew Me•dow1, weekf:nd with her nar-1.;.,_. Mlc:ker_ Mantlt, Ro1er Mlri 1 , of Mrs. C. E. Clark Yot1 Berra, of New York and on Saturday went to Pleasant Ridge which was YanloHo. n•o a RIOT! Grande College where ahe In keeplna with HalCee.rctrteMM a dinner party classmates. Mrs. Donley Rolhel, pretl· wa11 In charge when plana were made for a Christmas at the Martln reataur1nt, Tue1day, Dec. 11, followed by party at the home of Mrt. George Buchanan. The lrll'lel· prlu donated by Mrs. waa awarded to Mr1. IIwood Bo-•· Members ....,. dn!IHd Ia dresaes and haw and carried puraeo and prl101 were aw•ard· M11hed Pot1toes & Gr1vy e.. to Mrs. so..... for nlest and Mra. Tuber! Cha,pllllm ., the prettiest. Games GREEN BEANS played and prlzeo awarded Mn. Jack Robson Mrs. APPLE SAUCE les Werry and Mn. Reibel. After Mrs. Smith opened lovely gllll, whlch wen 1.,.,..., In a baiSinot, a de..,n course was served by the hotleu to thoae ·IUimed above and Mro. WIUard Hinea Mrl. Jlo. bert Arnold, Ml'l. Leon MeKnl&ht, Mrs. ti:mersQn Well and Mike, SieveD and David Clark. SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Shop evory wMk day 9 AM to 5 PM and On Solurday 9 AM to 9 PM \ Salol Women's Cotton Blouses R..olor $2.95 Womono COnON BLOU511 __ IALII1.7S R-lor $1.95 Womtno COTTON ILOUSII __ SALI 11.21 R.,ol•r $1.69 Womono COTTON ILOUSII -- IALI $1 .QO lALII Salt I COLD$7.00 WAVI WEEK-END SPECIAL SPANISH STEAK ,,,-,.-.-..;. WOMIN"S "conON SNOWSUITS LOUNGING PAJAMAS Washable popUn snowsuits, warm s now pants with hooded jackets, not all sizes. R.egul~r •... --- ~.88 Our regular stock of girls dresses are Included In this sale-all easy to care fabrics, many styles to choose from. ---·- ····-------------- ------------------------------·------------.------- IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI IALI $1.00 $7.00 $6.00 14.00 $1.00 12.50 $1.50 $1.10 ' WOMENS DRESSES $3.44 $1·'' polr GARMENT BAGS 1D lnch wide frame. FuU lenKth llldlnf zi!>Pen. Double moth ,protection. New and improved decorator eolon. Jumbo alze lnd., th• Meath lett- Worp'o looy.On PLAJTIC washable. Popular styles. End of the Month Sale. teet fibre mouldloa, 3 ... 'l ldto RAYON PANTIES Sb:e mall only. Band tee brJef ltylea. small lot for quick <=ltaranee. Slaeo '- 0. 1114 10. Not ovary oiJ!o, Lhnttotl Ub' tor •ulck ·aalo. Pl~ttlc MORTITE ~ weather strip, no tticu or tools Pnu Into place. Keeps cold out, heat lb. One roD. 29c Wom..,. $1.95 Jllennoll- su• COATS Figure flattering fit. 100% cotton tllnnelette. Slz. es small, medium and lar&e. Y0\11" choice thll ule . •1.69 tltiiLI" COTTON MIIM Ribbed al)'le, turned down eutf. stoeo B to II. Whlto and aolld eolon. Sale 2 PAJAI!\AS Plain color loDI panll prlntotl top wltb obort ~ttVU. lllw • lo lt, :10 ~loHII, 25c tor •1.69 u.; ,c. 39c DiSalle Wants Rhodes' Work $11·" $14•95 IIIG. $11.95, TWIN IIZI IALI IINDLI CONTROL - - - - - 11......., . Doubt. .... R... f16lts, Doulot. . . Slntlo ConiNI Duol control IALI IALI w......... ALUMINUM $2.95- 54" UPHOLSTERY FABRIC All cotton-Three good patte~ Non l'lllllnC aluminum round top kits wltli pint aile Tbennt11 vacuum bOttle. •4.69 . DRAPIIlY DIPT. pald.!i.."y.~d ...~ .. Dtulle datemeat wu "a eemple1e 59c- 36" Printed 100%. Cotton, WeshiW. · YARD GOODS ~ S.le 39c 17 Inch by 26 Inch. For fool comfort llld ufety, Attractive colors: Green, blue, red, yell,ow, piDk. 88c w-.AtlhotlooMiooo ..lolltc WASH CLOTHS Solid oolon, stripu. Odola and eada oeleated for !hit ..to -Your~ 1or 25c STRETCH NnONS Strel<b lo Dl Jour ~; lllloo toe 1 (IIIII~· .a (1111 1111·10) 1114 a (fill, ~!1.,11). Smart lal1 t) ,IIOl.ill. . i ' •1·~ ..~ ' PAPER NAPKINS PL,UTIC fUI-I~Y- D1NNU 1111 ' look s.tchelt ,iw', 1:11,lle aa4 browb.-. . ' ,~ ........, J..ntoo _. I , - -:--0.. " SCAnER RUGS Emboaed dui&D. '' l 4 ..... 'H:! , Knit Cro ·Sheen 171 yd. opooL rot~, l!l" ~le ~for $1.ocf ...... _ '2·'' · ·-· }' :,. '' ' Sale 1.69 Lovely lin\!a.Jike .uap' tlllldJ.uen'0lov•'v ·Jbi. -J• ' ~ 111-llroUC. . ,, lleplor .~.~. ' · Whl!e and ~ tolon ~ '' .' ,n P'9llilr ' . ' ~ . ,!" . n: = Last Chance Is November 1 For I ' Absen·t Voters ° Obj'ecti've Of Tn'ck, Treat , = . .,. X-rav Mobile Unit Schedule Set ...s;:'c~rL~i:~~~~·~·.~p~~;. FiledlnCourt 'J ;~::r:~~sec;::ecl.b~ was cited to Meigs Juvenile election day tbe ballotl are .,.. lofal falleltood. 11 to obvloualy Under auapl,.. of the MelgB tuberculosis. One may I eel Clarence Headley, clt 1-4 p.m. lng, U p.m. court Thursday by the State A petition for divorce and alt moved from lllelr envelopes 8 tleoperate. laolomlattte -. Tuberculosis and Health healthy, tonk healthy, and still Nov. 20 - Chester, Gaul's Nov. 24 - lleediiVllle, Barr's Highway Palrol. . action for support under there- at the pollfng place where 1111 1 1tmpllo IDjecl a ftaal omear Melp Co u n t y have TB. For the taking of the Marke I -Mrs. Carl Kautz, Sohio Station, Mrl. Edna Stew- Offlcoals the DGa~po~"1.j't ciprocal agreemnel were flied voter would normally have vo1o late b ~:· Depal'tment, the County picture which lakes only one cllairman, U p.m. art, 11·2 p.m. said Patro man · Th :m,n~r Thursday in Meigs Coonty Com- ed. SIIU folded, IIIey are depooo Tbo two men are locked Society, and thO Ohio minute, no appointment Is n Nov. 21 - Middleport, A&P Nov. 28 -Portland, Bud • a participated In ur Ys mon Pleas Court. lied in the ballot box wttb all a !Miated COIIIOiel~!t.!for~at~v:%: j Department of Health, an X· essary, there Is no undressing, Supennarket - Mr. and MrJ. Grocery - Mrt. Paul Law.l search at Dow Lake, Athens Shelton R. ZwtiHng, 1 minor, the other ballola, and no .,. Di8aUe the D Ray mobile unit wUl be in 1and no danger. Wayne Glbbons, ch. 10-1 p.m. renee, 4-7 p.m. county, for the ~y of ifMrsj Syracuse, has asked the court sees how the voter marked .dole seekln& re-election Metge County from November Again as In the two jtrevlous Nov, 21 - Pomeroy, Krocer'a Nov. 29 - Letart Falls, at the Gene I stees, 5 am w e 0 ,for a divorce Jrom Lynda ZWiU· this balloll. Rhodes the Republlcap until December 1. years, the 'oldest person to vl111t Supermarket - Rev. Wm. 1VOJ'Io sch®-1, Mr1, Thereon John!Oil, Ohio University professor Gene ing, a minor of Providence, Ten· The electioo board office wiD dale. AU people over 18 yearo of the mobile at each station will II & Mrs. Dan While 2-5 p.m. 1-4 p.m. Stees.__ _ _ _ _ nessee. The plaintiff charged be opea from I p.m. Willi 4 p. age oro urged to vllst the mo- receive 1 decorated cake, COIIr· Nov. 26 - Salem Center, at Nov. 29- Racine, iront oil SMOKE DAMAGE grass neglect of duty and ell· m. during the final day of allFINE LEVIED bile unH for a !roe x-ray which teay of the Holsum Bakery the school, 1\!re. Rex Shenefield Club Restaurant, Mrs. Guy Pomeroy volunteer . firemen ltreme cruelty. senile voting next Monday. One fino was levied and an-11101 only detects tnhet'Ciilosts, and Ill tbuse vlsllfng the mo· .r.h. 1-4 p,m. Neigler, 5-I p.m. were called to the Ralph LtiUe Smith, Rutland, has otbOr man forfeited his bond also certain lq tumors bile wbu ire 75 years or over Nov. 26 - Holland, Rutland Nov. 30 - Syracuae, Town. Graves residenc:e on Lincoln asked fo~ support under the reBULLETIN Judie Etnmel Peoplet' types of heart cOndiUons. wiU receive a pack of RC Cola, Furniture Co. (Warebouse No. Hall (Fire Dep1.), Mrs. Virgil Terrace 'early today when a ciprocal agreement from Ad· County court today. Food handlers required by courtesy of t b o Middleport 2) MrJ. Tom Stewart, <h. 5-ll Hamm, 1-4 p.m. faulty heating system In the rlan W. Drenner, Garden Grove, NEW DELHI India George forfeited a $25 bond to have 111ch x-rayo may Planl p.m. . Nov, 110 - Middleport, T r ~ haaemenl started a minor fire. California. (UPI) - The covenunent a eharge of falllni to tliemselvea ol this oppor- The sclledulo for the v~lt II Nov. 'l7 - Harrisonville, at IAiatre Cloaners, Mr. and Mrs. Tloe entire Graves home ~as ~lalmed a "state ol • within a clear, allllll'ed thus saving the expense as follows with Ute chairman the school, Mrs. Virgil AWns, Glbboml, U p.m • filled with smoke when fore- MARRIAGE APPLICATION throogbout ', 11!1!!1 ,and Georp Hensley It done ~lly. for each ·location: a.s p.m. Dec. 1 - Pomeroy, front of men arrived at 2:10 a. m. Dale E. Hart, 21, Pomeroy, llltlla to 1. There wa fliHitl tiD and IXIIII 011 ' estimated tho' about SO Nov. 20 - Tuppers Plains, Nov. 21 1> Hemlock Grove, at Elberfeld'l' Dept. Store, Rev. Smoke damage was the onlf U. S. Navy, and Kathryu Brace rro lma ate ezplaaaiiOII JDilffllr citation. In Melp Ooun\)' have IOhio Valley Milo Co. - Mrl. the Geoap - Mr1. lloll Bello Vorll, Mrl. Whjta, U p.m. ~ported Iota. 18, Racine. tUbe ~e. . · " ...'\ . . ft' { .. . . . 4' -- --· ...--..._........_.........:.:..,....., ' -------· ···~ · : --~ --·-·- -- emerg'!:' I ·' . '-In ·Pomeroy ' . e::,..to t ,I • -lno Mr M • ha s p em rt ees eace As Donnnant • us Desire Petitions Are S.le $2.29 yd. Sponge Rubber FLOO·R MAT Auxiliary To Sem. tee: 1 I Investigated FOit IND-OF-MONTH IALI LUNCH KITS be used to help pay for a QUeen At MHs-· 2 yr. replacement ruaraotee- attr&etin COloi'I- $12·95 FESTIVAL PROCEEDS - ISh!ow to be beld in Racine Miss· Bow"Jes· SLEEPCRAFT ELEaRK BLANKETS loq. - PlUCK FIVI CBNTI Fate Of sCOOling . T0 Be Determ1ned "f'w::fw\• ~.66 Strong an d pliable. Euy to write on. 18 lnehea wtde, GO ft. -·· " · ~- 0:: "too Large 27 by 48 Inch size. 100% rayon that"s mach· IDe washable. Serviceable foam rubber back to eliminate skidding on the floor. White and a coinplate selection of soUd color~. SpecW ule prlc• FREEZER PAPER lD ... UMCEF ·Js Rayon Chenille Rugs 2 ..u. •1·00 .... suo 69oo . 69t 69o Hnvy Fluffy c...r. ··-· 16 fl. ~ ..... loolPI 1 TODAY I Coded Solo .:... ' 1 21c· Several deslens from which to choose. Ree. 50c deck. 69c -...,. -~ Southern Local 7-8th g r a de ceeds of the festival will be used tracted to bulld tbe lddltioD. scloool are to share royal hon- /to pay for improvements of Ule Following a Tuesday m,114 UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., ed to walt for my answer until and Ia placing medium and at th~ annual Racm_e Amer- 1Racme Amencan ~gl_on horne. meeting, the ladies anxiJlarJ Cll (UPI) - .U.S. Ambassador Ad- ihell freezes over, If lllat is mediate range m;.,u., and lean Le~ Fa~~I!Vul.;, ~tly, ~ n:ru,sectoon was Post 602, announced that llabd lai stevenson and Soviet Dep- your declsJon," Stevenson snap- in Cuba? Yes or no_ don't The lasseso~ be h ! ; ' 1 ~ ild' to _ e ~ ~ne story lgoods,_ candy, and other boa. 0 lit)- Foreigo Minister Valerian ped. for the translation _ es or . ~e 1 u mg m up~_r erne.· 1 ~e 1t.em1 are needed for 1111 A. Zorin engaged Thursday 1n Well beD ba• DOt frozeu 1\a ~Y Proffitt, Brenda Noms, ! The new addJt1on, 32 feet long 1festival. one of the most dramatic ex- and slevenson and the rest otO:~ dem::ed anSwer. ~sa- , Mu ravr:wr,ence and Renee. ~ill improve n:creation facili- 1 Atone with other actiYttJel. changea in international diplo- Security Council member• have dor Danle! Schweitzer ol Pille .:., . ye.ar-' 1 11 1 to be hes rdof_the LegJonbePosFt home, P~ wW be awarded for WZ. m _, th from Zor' s es Ya , acco mg to mem rs. or sev- nmg Halloween costumea, 111 1 Th flnt hl be ted acy. l no !i""' e anawer m. requested an aJIIWer. Everyone held nn the streets of Racine 1 ) th t has ·t best demra . by ~e bloc:.J:n~ Wskl~~·as Stevenson leant-d across his The qm$Uon, •• put point-blank waited expectantly_ but the an- will feature &quare dancing::; i:,:uni: ~~tings~~ Jar est led _wiDdow, 8Dd tbt a Russian tanker. It was allowed arm of the great horseshoe by an enraged Steveuon 'lburs- swer never came .Zorin spoke an laMes,.. ·PriieS; W!JulQw displays ibome. It wa/ decided that the i.A~· desk of the Security Council. lie day, WBI this: around lhe question, rofuslng to and refreshments. sl should be enlar ed to oMEETINCI to pass thl"JlUih tho was red-faced 1114 glared dt- "Do you, Ambossodor Zorln, give a direct reply. Post 602 Commander Ger- ~d t lie g odatipr Mrs. Myrtle Walker, pnolo ring Thursday because Its PLEDGE YOUR PINT rectly at Zorln, "I am prepar- deny lllal the U.S.S.R. hu plared SlevellBOil, known about llle VI e ,. r accomm ons. dent,_ wu m charge when 1111 wu petroJeum, which il not Unitd N-ations as a calm dellbau.xJliary also decided to lll'ft barJoed. eraie diplomat had turnod tiger illn<h II the post bome .. In 'l'burlday"a case, only • lie strained :..ross llle desk ..: . • election _day. Membert are .... eontent was m11de. most 88 if he ~anted to confront ed to bnDi at least 10 PJI!'. 11 But IIIII morning, the The tlme: Nooa to • p. m. Zorin physically. At times be lt was announced that padto went aboard. wagged ••- finger or ~-,.._~ L• • • ages suitable for Cllristmu bao 111 u be th 'Jbe place: Pomeroy J•nlor n.~o~ r- ~-eu 1u.1 1 dest~::ea:: thet~c:~hte: HIP auditorium. pencil or M • paper on the desk With each passing day the on us. You are well aware of ~eta be _brought to tbe place about · tao milea Tbe wby: BloodmoiiUe vlJK; In ~out of hbn with . a decisive threats of war continue to the fact that this will not be a d: urged~~ of NasSau. At 7:24 a.m., blood Deeded. lmotiloo 81 bJ madtdl his ;M>lntl. grow, and America becomes war fought only on the battle-- on Veterans Day this morning, the u.s. ships SpokeSmen Post American Le- or ~ outwar Y lmpasalve, more fearful of a wur~ con- fields of EW'Ope or the battle• eeiv·ed Instructions to go gi ·n. said the people of Middleport whe- Zorm, outwardly lmpaa•tve, flict. fields of the United .itates. the Defel\$8 Department said. ther or not 245 continues active kept his eyes averted to the desk Even 110, the United States is This was, if it should become At '7:29 a.m. EDT. the has pnnounced aD open ln. front or him 81 he terlbbled rlghUully determined not to be a reality, would involvt those (OO ·aaid. J""!'h P. Post Mondaf at 7:30 notes. ranked- SECOND BEST. who are at home. The women -, ~ a ·WI>itle boat. The 'S !~· The Security eo-n cbambor Here la .Melp County, man· and children would be target. I~ team wao led by LL . , . . . . .. . Boy OCOpot-will·ba uaecl. - ·· · . Will)~. ~ there WU baN- 0!1· thO- street conversations as Well as the soldier. Dwight G. osborne of East The · ·· troop - which under Membership chair.Jn Albert ly • ··~r. -~~ · t~;o ·pnerfoi of -. . . . - are heavily In . ".With the pidO!I missiles und terson, N.J .• and Ll. cmdr. ~:t": volun~ tee f r Scoutmaster Bob MIUJ for a llotuh announqotl at a meeting l011101lg the diplomat& standlq favor of Preoklent Kennedy's ac- llle airplanes of today, not one neth lleynohiJ of canbll n of years gained wide Monday night ath.at to dale Ta , "(Coolilllled Oa Pqe S) tion to quarentine CUha. of us would be safe from lhe 111 Red c:;v;loocl 1 Calif. Osborne 111 executive e mo e reeognJtlon In Scautin& - wlll member• have paid dues. He ' During a "candidates night" destruction of war. ftr of &he Pierce and Reynolds Mor.day from noon u?1116 Ph m. determined by the response is Ul1ing aU membera who meeting earlier this week at "We in the United States do November 1, at 4 p.m., wm the eecutive officer of the d:~roy Junior hlgh sc ool to this meeting," Commander have not paid dues to do 10 by fortlaiJd, the touchy Cuban sJt- not want war. All we ask is be tlle final day for voting by nedy; a~ed r~ offici Is "d th 1 said, November II to help the 11011 , ualion was on minds of many to have PEACE .. PEACE In absentee ballots, accordiDg to 8811nts a Throo mlnutoa after llle the will be "'II Ia up to the parents or win a membership trophy. officials. Several political offi- the wocld. We have tried every Election Board Clerk DorutbJ boa~ wu over the Bide, the P scouts and others 1ntertst- The post voted a donaUoo of · CIG~.Is commented on the precar. human way poss1ble tt. avert Johnston. tlela lowered a Jacob' a ladder oo M · M Ha "ll be Ia ed In scoulfng whether a new $25 tn the .ltJCtll firemen tnward lous conditlono of world affairs. an open conflict. By Thursday 104 absentee Yolo the Navy team <011ld co ch " · olar~ 1 Mr scoutmaster can be appointed the purchase of llle ...-.Jiac Coonty Rep. George A. Meln- "' We have given to Europe, ers had cast their balloll, lbo aboard. er ca Mrs. what the Legion's role in pacer to be used for heart hart presented a non-politicll Asia, Africa and other nations said. 1 arge G .At ?:SO 1.m.• the whaleboat rene rueser, reco s; s. Jt may be the COJD. treatment. · talk concerning the internation- a part of our wealth ...... we This weekend will be tbe 11a was wHlerway to the freighter. V Evs:s t and Mrs .. Bar~saki ' Members of tbe Federated al problem after he had given have not kept it all for our- nal one before the last day ftW approached the ohlp at 7:39 an ..:H~t·, Y sect~rm~ e Mr. Mills ·recently" resigned and United Melhodllt churches his campaign talk. On request, selves. · !1e<>ple 1o <ast absentee vo1e1. and at 7:48 1.DL had • ernonandeaDrae, scoutmaster. ln Pomeroy wJU be partlcipat- Meinhart's "War Threat" talk "Why, oh, why, does one man For this rea.aon the electicm . lolllalde. arrangements, · . lng In "Trlct or Treat" night II published here : 1>anl to rule the world by board office will be opea At 7:110 a.m., the Defense · J. Alllson 18 to serve as The Leglon Alllili~ lnvdfor the UNICEF cause. "You know as well as I force? What does he expect to 9 i..m. until noon, 1 p.m. until partment aid, "'The leadero medical oupervlsor. lng all ::~om::::al Vele= l!:ach coin collected by th• lllal there are war threats up- gain? AI present, he has more 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. dinner to bO sorved by the Irick or treat. will mean Ulan he. can do to . feed and Any voter who will be In I Prlzet~ Awarded In 1Auidua1ry at 5, 30 Supday, Nov. Jeanne Bowles was elected food or medicine for sick and Steeo lA Charged cl~llle hJS own domaon. hospital lor medical treatmelll PAam'--~ . J~.~. - J:nK .~t Pos !Home, ~..reHiign.._ ":_,~~~~ 1th1 ~ hungry chllkeddren thor 1the wldorldts. ATHENS s, Ohio (UPI)1- Genofe wins~~~ic~ar :;m~iUand surgeryter o~-e~ll he day, ~ 1• w:aet or ~v- owitoled Wul be held at ,..., , .. ,..._ or e ~11!0" 11 was as a res en lsa•c tees, 30, a pro esaor . any vo wo~ wo anavoaMuaJ: ~~o~R. ll.8rll' at A~ lion Farm 011 commg game next Friday even- have their coins ready when education at Ohio University, have we to gam other than our ably absent from the eounty, Syractt80 Gro<le·'ICbool ·Tilltrlo lBalle,y s •• lng. the young people, with spet!i- was arraigned today ot. a freedom? I feel sure that we and more Ulan 10 miles dlottd day evening. J!un RGad &mday, Oct. Jeanne, who Ia the daughter ally marked cartons, caU 011 charge of first degroe murder want no part of Russta now, from his polling place cxt e1oo> were awarded Amy beginning at 1 p. m. Sbot of Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Ia a trick or treat evening. J,. the crowbar slaying of h i s let alone after tt has been tlon day, is qualified to vote M 22 Marll,vn Brown, and riDes without member of the s,ninr Class Workera for lhe UNICEF pregnant wife, Helen, 29. partially destroyed. But lhe aboentee ballot. and Kenton and of the Girls' Gtee Club. fund aald one penny wtu mean Divers Thursday recovered a RllSS.Ian people would gala, Anyone wisb1ng to vote aa COLVMBUS (UPI)--Gov. original, and Anna Metp Geaerll Hoopttal Her attendants elected al the five glasseo of mllk, five cents ii6-g~lon steel 1rum from Dow IIIey wo~ld have their freedom, absent voter's ballot must c:al dlael V. DJSalle said today and Kathy Winebrenner, Admisllonl - None. school this week are, from the will mean vaccine to protect Lake near here which Stees whtch 18 a godsend to any na- at the Meigs cOunty Board ef will ask for 1 apeclal Discharges - None. Senior class: Carolyn Russell five cblldren from TB, a dime said contains the body of h 1s U~? of people. . Elections office In the ration of alate Auditor Door prlzoa were Melp Me-aJ Hoapl111 and Beverly CUndUI; from the will mean pentctlllo to cure pregnant wife, whom he said , I feel like Patrtck Henry, 1c temple or write a requel A. Rhodes' a I I I eo. LeadlncJ!am, Virginia Atlmlsslonll Geraldine Junior class, Judy Martla and two children ol yaws, and a he heal to death. lie said he - Give me Liberty or give me for an application form. T h • promptly said he WINild , Vicki Rizer, Sue JefNow Haven; Fred Friz- Judy Wlldermulll: from the' quarter will mean 125 vitamin dumped Ute drum Into the lake death '." appllC.atlon form muat be l1llool come any lavesllgallon. and Linda Stowe. A flow- zle, Reetlavllle. Sophomoro Class, Jay Bof(lfl, tablets. last Saturday. . "Men aRJ! women, boys and out and returned/ to the boud DISalle .. ld two ol hll arrangement was p.....,nted I DISCHARGES - Mary Jor- and ·Judy Moore, and from the Along wllll Ute UNICEF an· The body waa taken to Mt. gorls, _pr.,.to God ask111i Him office. The voter wiU then eltbo lal lnveattgaton had Shirley Jeffers, cakes · to dan, Pomeroyj Albert Cos:, MJd- Freshmen cla111, Mary Teaford nouncement. Pomeroy Mayor carmel Hospital in Columbus for His help, that w~ may have er be permitted to vote an U. e.. '"numerowt cueo wher CollriU and Wtllls Load- ldleport; !'lneBalley, Pomeroy; and Angela Fink. Charleo Legar said '"Trick or ovhere Athena County Coroner PEACE;, .PEACE In I he sent voter's ballolln the boarll Rhodes' e•amlnera have and pme prizes to •Danlel Hayman, lleclne. Homecoming octlvltloo are Treat" night Ia Pomeroy will Dr. C. F. Patton wiU perform WORLD . office before election day, tlf «1 clltea, <OUtltitl and Sayl'l and Pam Sylv• Birth - Mr. Mrl. Char- sponaored by tha student coun- be from 6:30 to I p. m. on, 81, autopsy. Ute ballOts will be mailed 111 dlolrictl throughout the Ilet Rooih, New a IOD. ell. OCtober 110. him. for lftonthly m>t.ls of Juvenile Cited In eiUter case the balloll are rr.achlnea already bought sealed In an envelope by 1111 77c Snag proof hangers with swivel hook, pastel colors, white and clear. 8 in a set. I oer- 55• PLAYING CARDS sUiole for Maritime ~reb, aald the •.~ton Soviet frelflhter Po1tava should enter Cuban waten Saturd~y unless it it diverted by the KremliD. from the Soviet Billie port RjJa, Latvia. Tbo boardiog party wu abbwd at 10:20 a.m., when Deparlment made lla nouncernenl UhtQ the Navy erew completed tt. IDspadlon of the manliest and questioning of the crew, the entegon saki, ••we cannot be sure of the eompollition of the cargo." $1.00 GARMENT HANGERS PI• II With All RAYON PANTIES 00 ----- --~~--~ 6tc COLGATIINSTANT SHAVE CREAM In R..,l., •r Menthol -- -- ------- ----- ----~-$1.00 Sloo MENNEN'S SKIN BRACER AFTER IHAVE LOTION ----- -------------·35c Palmollvtl After Sh1n i'1lcum Powdtr -~-----~ 93c Sill MALlY'S RIGULAR M.O ---------------93c lilt PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNIIIA ---------$1.00 Sill JIRGINS LOTION -------------------- as Dalla. .Read,. to tiCk on. A tun •lze ltorm window. Olrlt' "'Camr-u~ 2h ANKLE SOCKS Although of Lebanese registry. I, DIAL SOAP (lATH SIZI) · ·-···-------·.,;. ______ 211 . WOODBURY'S BATH SOAP ----------·----- 4 for 43c JIRDINS lATH SOAP __ _________________ : _ 1 lor 26oo $2.GO She Ceryl Rlchordo SPRAY HAll NIT ---- fl.69 69c Sl11 MUM DEODORANT ---------------------- SSt $1.00 lvenlntl In Parlt Stick Dtodonnt ------ 2 for lie 49c WOODBURY LANOLIN RICH HAND LOTION WITH DISPENSER ------------------ 19c $!.39 PLA YTEX GLOVES FOR WOMIN (Small, Mtcflum, Llrtt) ... .-:: c --·--~~· too1pj, -.,. Sa-y. Rip <Old. -~" ..... guno. In London, the Dally ~~~~~~ reported that 14 ahlpa owned or operated by Soviet nattons have been recalled t othe BalUc port of Gdynio from whence they had been with cargoes f• Cuba. 'nle content! were DOt known. Zorin, Adlai, the "Marucla wu chartered the Rtusians and was aailiJ~ Specials In the Cosmetic Department on th• · · First Floor PLASTIC Pipeline of Life the Defense Department that operation a:ood, no difficulties pected.'" and navy blue twill or brown duck. Completely Jll''x12" Plutlc! aheet. 18 A tpeclal iroup of womens retular $3.H washable eotton dreilaet - many atylet to chooH from in all new fall pit· tern• and colon. · MIIHo 11111 12 lo 20, Holt SIIH 14\io lo 24\io, IIUn IIIH oNto 52, Dlrtl' a MI_. 25o p:"bo.nung party reported tn stzes 6'!< to 7'h. in grey covert, tan, grey, green, For thl1 ule - all Wei 28 to ~ w1ilt - iD your ~orrect lenath. STORM WINDOW KITS 5•1•1 Regulu 3.95 SHORTY GOWNS a1d C.mm ... Deslroyen to tum around. The lktppera o1 the two U.S. Allowed lo Po" destroyers are Cmdr. James W. U.S. Navy blockadefl Inter· ~- Ktnned! (~amed for Pres- Foust of Greensburg, a., on the cepted a Soviet tanker in the first. ~t . Keniiedy s brother, kJU.. and Cmdr. Nlcbo1as Mi· encounter 1n the present crisis ed durin& the war), and the . 69c WORK CAPS WORK DUNGAREES t ii.; Theel oac1i the l'oltavo Ia 0 mer lumber earrler refitted carry mlalle HrgGel and ably 11 oqulpped with bioklenl A 7,...,. Marcula. It was cepted on the quarantine by two destroyers, the lft Yank PLASTIC GIRLS' DRESSES 110.95 GIRLS DRESSES $1.95 GIRLS DRIISII 17.95 GIRLI DRISIII $5.95 GIRLS DRISIIS $4.95 GIRLS DRISIII 13.9S GIRLS DRIISIS 12.95 GIRLI DRUSII lt.9S GIRLS DIIIIU •5·00 II.UI DINIM SALE I Rooolor R.,otor R.. otor R.. olor R.. ulor R.. oltr R.. oio• l .. olor boarding party stepped on jkhalevaky ol Staten Island. N.Y .• Thuraday but permitted lilt vesMarucla't deck.'" on the Kennedy. sel to proceed because it carried boarded a Lebanese ship Two aDd a half houri later, the Wbether the 11hip wu allowed only oil But more were OD the · fl1g tmtler Soviet charter 1o CU. Inspection team oUll was aboard. to proceed or ordered to turn way and llle DelenH Departmeat ba today In the first auch InDefenae lleprtment aald It back depended on tt. cargo. If said oome would have to be cident since ·the blockage went not know at that time wheth- "offen~ive materials" were stopped and tearched. into OJ:Hatlon. the crew waa Russian or Leba- aboard-.auch .. equipment for In Bremen, Germany, Dr. G.A. The ihlp wu a frelghler, mlslllle lllteo--11 would be ordered Theel, director of the Bremen tn- 2 for $1 .OO Paisley print quilted topa wlth plain black cotton pantt - blacll: bindtnc trim OD fOliar a1ld llteVtl 111ft 12 toll. Retular 5.95 Glrlt Snow witt WASHINGTON (UP!) - Men's Carh1rtt Take advantage of the Special Sale Prices on Men'a and Boys Coats and Jackets during this end of the month sale. Terrific selection of styles, sizes and colors. Men'• 10.95 Girl• Snowsuits Sale - - - z Layette Shower Is Given For Mrs. Roy Smith R.,ular $3.95 ' GIRLS' FOR MEN AND BOYSI en tine s;:. ,; c Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Friday, Oot. 28, 1962 V. S. Navy lnspectJon Sanforized shrunk. 2 button through pockets. 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This t i me , through a big hole on the right in 12 yards of the goal I in Yds. pas1lng IB ~ s<:ILional cliff-hanger victory ter Belpre started a drive on back Denny Prather took the · ea n yards in 15 plays to score, i Garrett jump passed to end side or the Belpre line, 26 yards when Black hit Fraley in t h Tot. yardaJe 211 ~~~ from a strong Belpre club Thura- llts own tfl yard line which car· 1pij!skin down inside the 1 yard with quaro:rnack Joe Garrett Cary Moore from four yards out Into paydirt. Jerry Black then end wne on a fourth and r l v Passes au. II i day night at Rutland by a 16-12 i rled them in 14 plays to the line on the next play, giving capping the drive on a 3 yard 1to score. Belpre failed to add passed to Chuck Cheadle who . situation for the touc-hdown. Pastes com. I 1 score. Rutllmd 10 yard. line by the end Belpre a third and 1 situation . run around his left end . T wo the extra polnts and led 12 to made a nice catch. for the extra 'I ley passed to end Don Had later. % 0 It was a great second half 1of the period. On the fint play Two running plays tater the pas1 plays tlelped In this drive o with about 10 minutes left in points:. wide open in the end zone Fa111bles z I defense that turned the trick 1of the fourth period, Belpre _ball rested on the RuUand <me- ~ as Garrett hit end Nathan the second quarter. At this ~utland held the Eagles on the extra points and a 16 to Lolt 0 I for Coach Jim Vennari's boya. picked up a first down on the foot line with Rutland In po!-'IDJck for good yardage. point, faint -hearted Rutland the1r next try to make yardpge, llead. IJIOstly l :~~~--------~ 1% . 8$ 'i'he Red Devil! held the l&- IRutland 8, and it looked aa session - the Red Devils had After the touchdown, Belpre fM~ wouldn 't have paid a nick· and then took over the b a II The second half was 12 lead at halftime, but it was though they could .!~Core. I held the Belpre atlaek to only ! recovered the ball on an onsides el for their boys' chances. when ~ run f~om punt fonna -;a d~fensive battle with a great defensive effort by the I RuUand lana and Belpre ]a foot each on the 1ast two klck to take over on the Rut· Rutland shot right back after tion fa1led to pJck up any yard- 1land s goal hne stand the Here'a protaetlon tor yot· · " Rutland team In the 4th quar. fus alike rose to their lui plays. land 35 yard line. They quickly the kickoff •nd marched 76 age. I point. ter which proved to be the turn· to follow the next four plays. Belpre took the lead In the , took advantage of this oppor· yards in five plays to send 1 Aided by a flfteeD yard pen· Chuck C~eadle led the 1nd old alike wlth new · - ·-- ·- - ·-· ..L ._ _ -· land team m total yardage 1 1 Sentinel Church News I Eastern Eagles Rip S0 uth western On Rutlanders 56-6 In SVAC Football Contest y:;d;.~~.~~:~r;;i:;, Fr~~~~ Ohio H. s, Foolball s..... Black, 67 in By United Preaa ln&ern•Uona1 Toledo DeVilbiss 28 Alliance 8 Wellsville 34 Jefferson Union 20 Toronto 12 Follan&bee W. Va.l 1Uonsv)Ue 28 Adena 0 Playing their last garne of Mingo 6 DIJJonvale o The Eute~n Eagles used a servlces of three first teamers ·clear and hit him with a pass l four yards fc.r . ano.ther touch-,the season ~ednesday, t h e 1Cadiz 14 Smithville o gr .:at team effort to open up but sophomores Rick Koblentz, that covered 51 yards. down and 20 pomts m the quar. Pomeroy 7 8th grade te~m Rutland 16 Belpre 12 ,u sorts of holes for the run. Gary Michaels, and Bill Amos In the second quarter, East· ' ter. defeated Rutland ~6 on ~ McArthur 16 The Plain$ 6 ning of backs Ron Ritchie , Bob all did good work on the line er11's line opened the holes for I Eastem halfback Terry Hoff. Panther field. Earh~r this sea_: York 34 Southern Local 3 Foster Gary DurBt, and Terrv a!l replacements. two touchdowns and a pass In· man Wilt& !!lopped near the end 1son Rutland had whipped Porn Port Clinton 27 Ro!sford o Hoffm~n in a 56 to 6 slaugh- Almost fron. the beginning, lerception provided another as of the second quarter on one of leroy 14-0. . ! Greenville 16 Xenia 8 tf'r of the Southwestern High- it was Eastern's ball game. The the Eagles scored 20 points in the rarest plays in football Pom~roy 's hr ~t. touc~down I 'l?oy 41 Sidney 6 landers last evening on East. first two playe they ran were I the quarter. Ritchie goL all 20 the play where a defensive came m the openmg pe~1od on i Vandalia 16 West Carrollton o ern's home field . for touchdownr. of them. . man comes off the bench to 11 46 yard run by Lenme Van Marlon Local 6 Versailles o The Eagles were "Flying r~oate r took the handoff for the Ht got the first eight on a make the tackle . M e~r . A pass fro m Don IDayton Stebbins. 38 Lebanon 1.2 high" as they guided Ritchie first touchdow1. and went 10 'l:l yaru touchdown r_un and a Holfn..an h_arl JUS~ taken th~ 1Swtsher to Van" Me~er account· Covington 32 D1xi~ o I" luto the end zone five tIme! , yard~ to score while fullback run for the extra pomts. ball on a tr1cky tnple han~otf , 'd for the extL pr.'!'lt~ ·Lakota 30 West M1ddletwon 8 Foster twice and Durst once in Durst added the extra points. Then he picked off a South- and was running down the field Andy Porter tallied the next. Wesl Milton Jl Brookville o a game in which they ~~:!most The second time Eastern got western pass and ran It 30 yards ~ ' th a clear shot at th~ goal first period tally . for Ute Lit~le Jetferson 18 Carlisle o completely dominated. the ball, quarterback John Rid· into the end mne before plow. hne when out of the SJdeJlnP.s Panthers on a s1x yard spnnt Dayton Dunbar 26 The Eaales were without the enour spotted Ritchie in the ing his way only minutes later I came a tackler . and then chalked up the extra I Dayton Col. White - - - - " -- -- ·· ----·--- --- -· ---- Rtsults : one over - anxious points on a run . In the second Trotwood J6 Dayton Oakwood a 4·Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 26, 1962 I player out of the ball game, a half Swisher :scored on a three Tlpp City 20 Northmont 16 · -- - · · · .. - I 0 15 yard penalty, and no touch· yard run up the middle fol· Mount Healthy 42 Franklin 24 STATISTICS R.H.S. B.H.S. oi ;.:~~Do~w~n~s~----~t3:..,....::. North Galll · ·a Is w.·nner Over Hannan Trace Team ',,' l down - ai least the Jackie ser. lowed by lhe linsl TD on a passiDayton Nodhddge 30 ved Its purpose! . ern got lnlo the scoring column points. Joe ! ' ployed at the Atomic plant In Waverly, Is to take 8j special couse at University of Maryland. He Is a graduate or the Ua Academy, Rio Grande .....lved his final degr.. Ohio State University. During World War fi was a gunner on • 824 and waa shot down over Rumanian !leld and hold prlooner. He I! married VIrginia Jo Wise toof t~e~~:~~r! ' and they have a daughter, Sandra Ruth. Jt coald be - . l!t eoold be your .... ehlld, 10111"""" you know. The YOWII havt dreams, the old have * - But, froiD JQIIW dn&~~~~ 001110 -utiee. The tr•l<oot ""'llty lo God. He to wafliJtC • • • tor: you. He watts in your ehun:h. Relive For men In a nice assort· ment ot' colors. Pbil" SWEAT SHIRTS 1).4 mark. ----- Gallia moved out of the by upping their record to l.S and ovorall mark of 3-4-·1. Score by quarters: Hannan Trace 0 0 0 8North Gallia e 12 0 ForMtnl loya , 1:14·U Y- 1.39 to 1.98 PT. PLEASANT - ThretJ coupies ~ave made ap~llcations for marrtage licenses m the office ~~ the County Clerk: Virgil JuJ. IUS WoUord, 29, Cleveland, Ohio and Patricia Lou Bradley,_ 25, Pt. Pleasant; Ronald Gene Mayes, l9, Hende:rson, and Mary Magdalene Doss, 19, HenderJohn Willlam Roach, 23, New Haven, and Judy Mae , 17, New Haven. 'IJ''itl1 the h.ope II will, In snme mi>a01tre, /altt'r and OFFICERS TO MEET Deputy Grange Master C. N. 1~~; today announced thai 11 meet1n1 of Melga November 6-8 1 huslne18/lrms FRANCIS FLORIST -and·SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES "lfl!lrene f4H:' refreshments •. . PT. PLEASANT - ·: ~.::;.,.:::::..::=::::..::=--- If These Prices Don't Suit Make Us An Offer waG 1 former teacher In the LoiJ•n church putors and schooll. from this arM ue :~:~~ Mr, Betz and hla ~·~::;=~: to take Jlllrt In the Mcs. Gamet Betz of C Wesl VIrginia dlatrlct 1e are viiiUIIfl hi! brother rtne Preachers' conference Washlnclon, o c. thll he held at the Cedlr Lake! The brother hao juot F,. A. camp, Rtpley, on from three yean servlct day through Thuroday, N'"remGermanfl tid 11 now 6 - 8. at the Penlacon In D c. Nearly 111 of tho t23 Naza. churches on the West "vir· district will be represent- Charleston. The West VIrginia district ia of 76 districts Into which church boo been dtvlded purposes S t o ck Umited. Prices JUaranteed mdse. Only. United States, canada, Brltloh !ales. Let U• ••• 15,000 BTU V1nlecl H01ter HOST YOUR CARPETING DO IT YOURSELP SAVE 50% DUKE CLEANERS ,_., Ph. WYMI02 HAM SHOOT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 Ferkttl Ru1 Sperts111111s Club •32.00 '35,000 BTU stock on No. & W.Powor Sbelll Refreohmenlll - Eatertalmnllnt Milch will .._ lie held the IIIII SUnday of · MChmonlh thia Cadllllc. __ ,LUMIING & HIATING 240 Llnceln St. MlddiOIIOO't Phono WY-1-1150 "WI Afm To PluN11 Pamerov LIEVING .COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. West Columbia, W. Va. Jllh. MIIM IPUift •38.00 '3~000 BTU Cornplote with SV&T loUII white fillilh. Looka Uke a ahow ear. IJie wu ·• bed o1 ...,.. lor thll limo and '75.00 •109.00 ·70,000 BTU Comploto with SV& T Conopleto with SV&T '125.00 •149.00 *Complete With Safely Volve · ' $895 $595 \18, lhorp m tone 11'11 ond white llaloh. Vtq dean lnlerlor. lluno fond. Tlreo excollQt Hero II 1 hot 4oiJoro, Attend the Church of Your Cflotea ' WY 2..11214 Middleport, O. llomemller lluo ,.... 014 Roadmuterf 'Dill Ia ll Bla, roomy bllck IDd whitt ltW lo(l. AlwAY~ depuulable, ready to ao. It'• 10 euy to O!JOI'olt wilb power otemq IIIII braku. Como Ill boltilullluo ..... WY 245M '· RUTLAND DEPT. STORt INC. (Cit- firm •ttrol) Dry Goodo-Notlon..Sim...lfon'o (llothlnr Hardware .. c-.. RIXALL DRUOI We Fill AU Doetor'a PrescrLptiou BAKER & SEYFRIED Pemeror WY t4tSI ,......., HEINER'S BAKERY Lennox COII-OU-Goo ,.._, llakUI Ill Gond Breo4 · Phone WY 2..11794 or WY NMt Huntington. W. V1. RALl'S BEN FRANKLIN ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Biker• of RolsUIIl Br11d . and- ,, ' Middleport, ehle ' RACINE PLANING MILL FOIIIMAN & ABBOn lull<llllf Suppllae • Generol Clalltaetlq "Middl-1 ,. -KARR &VAN ZANDT ; POMEROY FLOWER SHOP THE UNmD STEE~ WORKERS OF AMERICA •' • 1-- LOCAL UNION 11688 ' ' . V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 1••• •••sHill -- ..,._n•u...,.ut411 Oo•_.,... F• Ctf, PhoneWY2-2039 & W, Mil• ,- ......, KAUTZ FlED STORE IIIVIMWU., W. Ye. Yo~'ll bo 1114 :1011 4141 POMEROY, OHIO L. V1uth1n, Mfr• ' SWISHER & LOHSE And Thermostet. All Heoters Vented. ..H. & R FIRESTONE Near PomeroJ-lolason llridit ~ Qualli;J I'Umillln II Lowest Pricll 1956 lUlCK Ultle ou that win .... ,... .- GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. "'"'!"' .... 1958 CIIVROLR Bloeayne f D<oor - LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Middleport Falrl1ne ' Door StdaD - \18. A dandy 111Uo cor lbat'l - It ~. A JOUUtful ,.. lnoldo and ou~ Your f111 wUIItll you lhel Ira 1 IOOd bu7. Auloolltle drln, o1 - Car'o bluo - bul ,... '""''I bo U , .. bu7 H. Tho c1o11ar1 JOU 11n on buylua IDd drlviDI thil liltlt weer wUI put 1 llltJ1o oa ,...,. flee lor auro. Yoo Jlr, you'U bo ohood IIIII ll'oub1oo beltind. 11uJ 70uraelf. Dodlle-Dart-Oodge Trucks \ I~ famous V-8 R.octet enaine and ~Quipped with bydram«tic drive, power ateerln1, po. Wer brates, tiated Jlau, radio. Come iD. and tate It for a drive. A r&~l YllUt· worth much more. 1961 DODGE $1395 It 1110011 ll !luna 10 cooc1 that wo aouldn1 even replaco a opork plua. Stop lnl Soo lor Estal>llohed In lim Super 88 - 4 Door Sedan. Power.<! by t1uo 1960 MERCURY $1595 VanNdHHI• Complm with SV&T '55,000 JTU inttrlor. All the C«dlllae featurea. New whitt sidnaU t1rt1. One owner. You'll love ,........ ·~ · Support tbe Chureh of Your Choiee 1958 FORD $795 Two door han! top. Solid white with green 20,000 BTU . Off 248, Past Cbestw, Ohio 15 HAMS 1960 OLDSMOBILE $1995 $3895 M.U..r or Experlmee In spite of the fact that the"doctrine baa been the oecasion of vagaries, fanaticism, and mystification, there are lllilllons of honest and bumble people wbo are ready to testily to the !act that they have been lll'ODted the tdft of the Holy Spirit, and that through his auislanee tliey have been enabled to decide matters of the roost serious Churoh Council meeting: P'riday, sort. 7' 30 .P· m. Happy Harvesr.rs meeting. 0:: -tiq. s..;da WILLIS ANTHONY Greenf'lou.. wv 2-6m Weat Mlin St. 1961 CADILLAC • BAUM ·lUMBER CQ.t < ' HOn'S SOHIO SERVICE eor. Seo It lil1oy!"Bla roomy '4 Door Sedan. Bou1els, pastM: Jolon Wm. Blaet· lfw', o;,. of Cbr. Edu. :_ SUnday School ~: II s. m.; Conflrmatl~n lllstruclion ' '"' •· m.: , Wonhop Hou'.: 10:25 a. m., . 'lgno,.ng God. Youth Fellowship 1:30 P· m.: Thurllla1 .. Oct. 4· 7' 30 P· m., Se, Ph_ WY 1·2644 the CadilllK! tor you. Local owned. A dream '" . · tO e. m. Sunday School. The meaninjt was amazing. Eve!)' believer was tm· Tbo F - Cburcll, Vulled l titled to "a priVate wire to heaven .' In every lituatlon Church ot Christ <ElRl · Pres- he was to have the right to expect divine asaistance in byte>"ion, Pomeroy: Rev. Waldo J. making declslono, choices, and judgments. One of the firll to declare !bat he WaJ a daily bene!leiary of the assiolance of the Holy Spirit wall t b' First Baptlol dturcb, Pom: Apostle Paul. He declared thai he was first Impelled to eroy Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. become a Christian as a resull of the fact that be met 9·30 to 11 -15 a, m., Worship Jesus in a vivid spiritual experience as be journeyed service lnd otu~y. Specl8l mu- !rom Jerusalem to Damascus. T!Jereafler he declared sic. Sennon . Create' Than that his every judgment was gu1ded by this divine l •,,8o Atomic Power." Nu,sery and force. Within the space of a very &horl tillle after be Junior Church lor children. began preacbing the Christian gospel in Europe, be set 10•30 "' m. Y~ 5ot'vlce, 6•41 hi .,; t 8 ' lth Z:34l at Presbyterian church, It as the one true test of the Christian: "Has he received p. m,; Ev..,.ustic lllOII&g., 7:311 :""' P,:Vbr" 11 Pit!'' " Meigs County CouncU of Week- the spirit?" ' p. 111,; Prayw '111ur1> • pa llli llfl mes- day Rellgtoua Education onnual Spirit and Day's Work day .7:10 I' m. . ~ Ba llal Chttrdt Ra IDe meeUIIfl: Friday: World Com- It is fundamental in Christian belief and life that thlll ~tal • ......., 1!1 Rev. Artlu:. R. McCa,dey, cPII~- munlty Day at the Federated same Holy Spirit stands ready to take up residence In llo~, ~~"; pastor,~ lor Chester Simpson, Supt. ChW'ch. the •pirlt !or soul) of every Christian beltev~r. Sucb res!"""""' a. ""· School9·30 am. MomMiddleport Flrol Uollt<l 1'tt1dence can be made null and void by disobedience, anaw, I P. m,; Wortblp 7:ll0 P.m. Sun-'"" WY hi 10';, . . byterlan Cbu"b· Rev. Howerd jhate lust rebellion, or any of a ion~ se&ies of evil aU!•-· P t-~God? o.m.11 BYF rmon6 Ruppelt ' pas.... Mr . Sunda7 School I' tudes. ' ' ~· Tuel<l•• ...., anti Fl'tda!r· • "'" uno yors w llrMbttq Clnlldt o1 Cbrllt, All ou an 1 9:30 a. m. Richard Vsujban, oupt. ' ~~-----------------' IWtum, miDI,....: Bible 8cbool p.m.: Evening oervloo I p.m. 10:30 a. m., Wonhlp; &:IS YF: I 1 loforolng 1101'1blp 10:30: (lhrlst. Sermon "FelloWihlp With Un- Wed. 0:30 Junior Choir; 7 p. m. · 1oo El!tloavor e p. m.: l!lvtniDI beUtvero." Wedneoday- Pray- SOJtlor Cltol,. Wonblp, 7 p. m. er -ling 7:30 p.111. MI. o- ,_ wm .....,.. . CAN WB GET AWAY WITH IT? ~~~~ lloll of - · • Lotrlldp I!JI1B Cliurdt, !lev· a-11, Carpeatu, 0. Rev. MorPublic -~ Sunda)r s Roy Gurharl, pastor: Sunday '"' D. M:u-lrin~ Pastor. SUnday By M. E. Dowson p. 111.: l'lotcbtoww oiUdr t P. m.; school II 10 a, m., Ruuell Ar- Scbool v:45 a.m. rr.,.,. Meelbtg , It Is about as out of date as the Model T to think that 8lblo ttu<lf Tueoclq 8 p. m.: Ser; cher, supt. Sunday worsh:p at and Young ...pie'• Moetfag wed. much happens in this world by chance. The so-ealled loo moelbtg Tburoda7 r p, m.. II a. m., with the Jllllklr bring- uesday at 7:30 p.m. Preacbln& scientific age with Its discovery and utilization of DB• Minlltly ocltool Tbursday 8 I' "" lng the m..oage. Wedneaday oervlce Ssturdl)' -btg at 7:- tural law has just about succeeded In eliminating the Datlllo .......... Bothoo• al 7:30," prayer meeting with 30 p.m. haphazard occurence from the world of matter. Cburcll (P. 0. LIJifltVllle. ObJol llllllord Coo In charge. Mlddloport Pht Boptllt, .... For example, Charles Eugene Guye, the Swlsa math• 8UD4:ty flehoo~ O::tO 1.m. Andml loot lprlop M-1• Donald Boo no, paJtoc: 9:15 a. m. matician, computed there Is only one chonce In 10 mulo Myers, Supt. MortliDS Wonltlp R. 1\. Cold. putor: SUod11· Cburcb School, KJi Hlady, oupL; tlplled by Itself 160 lime~~-<~ figure too large to be H• I0:30 a.m.; Pllcrlm Y- Meets Schoo~ 9:10 L m., Worsblp ..,._ 10:11 o. m. Worohlp llfVice: I p. pressed in words--that a single molecule of protean, :45 p.m.: Evangellatlo llorvlce, Ice. 7:30 p. m. MYF: 8:30 P. m,; m., Youth Groups: 1:30 p. m. the essential constituent of every living eeU, eoUected 7:30 p.m.: Mid-....t: Prayer anti WSCS, 'l'lloldoy, 1:30 I' m.; Pray· Wonhip service: Wed 7:30 p, m, Iits five elements of carbon, hydrog011, nitrogen, oxygen Praiae, WedDelday 7:30 p. m. or and Blole tlhl<l1. Wed., 7:10 P· p,ay" meolinl: 1:30 p, m. Choir and sulphur by chance. Middleport a - or . . N• "" · p10ctice. What we have not recognized, however, Ia !bat theoe - . Rev. C\Jdl J, Illtriietl. Alfred ..Metbodlol .Chordt, 'Jbe Uallod Molhodtol obttrC• natural laws are but tbe proJections of a much more proStmda:J ICbool 1:30 a. m.: 11t0r11> Bev. Robert Coni, pastor: Sun- Pomeroy: Rev. Melvin Alkire, found orderltnoSA. Undergirding lbe world of matter, In& worship ...-vice 10:30 on.; day School al 9:30 a. m,, Lloyd pastor. Sunday church scltool and Infinitely superior to if, is a world of spirit witb lawa NYPS-Y~"ti P pie,''" P.m.: Dillinger, oupt.: Worohlp ..,... 9:15 a. m., !.«> Crew, supt., of its own. Certainly wbat the scientist depends upon ill4 ICYang•llatlo -ice 7:10 p, m.; Ices at II a. m. with the Rev. Leo Vaughan, ass't: 10:30 • ·· utilizes for more penetrating discovery is but the lUper• l'royer _ , Wod.. 7:10 P. Ill. Card: Wodneoday Oct. 'II, M.Y. m., sermon, "God's Word Still ficial activity on the circumference of an Initial aplri&N- lllpllll_:-.~ lcbool F. Halloween party In lbe Stands." 2:30 p. m.l County ual orderltness deposited at the center of all creation bf. 1:10 L m.: •w-r, U O. m. dtttrdt basement. Monday, Weekday Hellgioua Education the divine Creator. ....- ...,;., W..._., 7 Oct. :!9 Week of Prayer and meeting at Prelbyterlan church It is not possible, then, to disrupt the orderltness com· P. m. Sell Denial program sponsor.<! Middleport. 6 p, m. MYF: I'posing the world of spirit anymore than the world of c..,.... llopllol - ~ by the WSCS at the church at Children'• Mlalonuy Study. matter and escape the consequences. If a man "apltta~. lcbool t:ll. lfGnlllll J p. '"Munday 7:30 p. m. Church an atom of matter, namely U-235, and the dlaruptlon of 10:11. _. .,a.o llttndlf llllll1M -•1111 Cll- Ooll Board of Tru!Iees. Friday, Nov. the atomic structure results in a terrifying explotdon, do 8 111111 ; llerrlo& (IUWt Mombtg wmblp 2, 2 p. m., World Community we think the disruption of the more oensttlve, wort~~t otlbooi 1::10 a. m. Preo~ llllla!> 10:30 a. m.: Cl!urob Scbool ,,so Day at Federated church. Pub- and eternal orderlfnesa reflected by the lawa of t b i do)' 1•:10 P. m. Ue, IU(Ot.: 9:30 L m. Wonblp lie lnvitod. world of spirit can be anything less terrifying? llalrlon'flllo .....,..,_ - e P· m Mooday. WSCS 11m Tueo- Groll Belbleb.., Bapllll Pari of our delusion In tblnklng we can escape the llUlldaJ 10 L Ill. WYII' 1 dq and _.d Tburaday of eacb Church, llev. ~rtbllr a McC<>uley refined consequences of spiritual law bl"1!akln.rl risQ out P. m. anti Illblo oiUdr...., ,.._ 11t011lb: FllllliY ttiJbt lut Stmdl)' pMtor, Robert Lewlo, supt: 1:30 of the slowness by whieh the consequences llnallY aro <IIIJ'• ......,. lllll pralao OII'Villl -"'& ol ~cb IDOIIil! ol 8:10. a. m. llornlog wonhlp and SUD- rtve. The Old Testament warns that they shall lllt8r SotunlaJ 7141 P.m. Evtnbtg Sonloo: We •odaJ day Bohool: 7 p.m. EveninJ..,.. down to the tblrd and fourth generations. Yet iieeawie '11Ht lllddlopari Pon-.1 ''" P. m. Pr11'1' ....._ vloo. they are not here tomorrow-and they may bt-'we pre' Cburah, Soutb 3rd Ava. Su~ ~ ~ - - - . a... t ....- sumo we have evaded them. But there is not 1 eballee. School 10 un. Sunday Dq(hl 111'1, Bldon R. lllab, ,__ S.O. ,..... MoDa>Iel, Pl'lor. Harold Orderliness in the world of spirit is <:omprebeodl4 Evqttllallc 7:30; Wednesday day oebool 10 a. IlL Jillpl. Bou•b, Olipt.: SWida} School •• by our word lnteerlty, Derived from the Latlil iDte1er, lltfht Blblo ~ludy 7:30: Satur- M....,. llirlttiiD ll:ttdoavar 71 11 11:10 p. itt., M\'11' e p, m.: Bible meaning untouched, whole integrity in conduct Ia Ulal'day nl8lrt prayor and wurship P. '":loot Mlloii • P. at. C. II. Study. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Preachlog ally <:onduct wblch manipuiatea no opiritual law nor til• 7:30. Pular, Bov.B, L. I'Niidool Bawll\lltnltb. a- Sundl)' I p. m. rupts none of the orderliness supportin& the natunl lllllud ol . , M - lao aD (IIN'Iblnl -""t1 I:IO. Hl!alb a..:.Io. Rev. order and boldin& the wbole of creation together. ...aundaJ oebool 1:10 a. m. lion ~ F"'YW - . _ aa. Morvm Dow.,., tnlnlat>r: 9:30 a. To be sure such conduct has diminished both In ez. lnl -.bip Wt.a. Ev~ loader illl' Ada!nL All 110 ftt. m.. SUodt7 Scltool, Let Smilb. ample and expression In recent yearo. With ruthleli 7t41 p. m. ...._ Fff COtlll to 11!11 ond aD ol U.. • SuP!.: tO::tO a, m. Worohlp. ideolo&ie• In the worlcJ we say we cannot depel!d upon Wedatadaf 7:45 P. m. Otl Slall III'Uit Ill. two tiloopriao EUB Cb-. Rev. tradlllonal American Integrity; It is 10 heavelily mlnllecl .........., a.t• 11'01'1Nil - mll11 oltovo Boodovtlla. Metael Smllb, putor: Mornlllfl to be of no earthly use. But before we become more ¥1oHalt i!ltltiday ''II a. m.: Be6loitoa lllpllat Qltll'dt, Worohlp, 1:10 L m.: Sund17 timized by expedience compromise and the fl~n ol 11tm4a1 S<:bolll am.: Youlb S«- Gre~t · Bend, )lev, Artltur R. M.. Scltool 10:30 a. m.; Youlb Fel- modernity let us believe once lllin inte&rily 11 t b 1 nco 1:11 PI m. ICvaDtlt& wonbfp C.Uit11, paator. Robert Lawts, lowsbip, G:30 P. 01·' l'ci\Yor capable defense of any hOnest man beeauae It IMvetWI! 7:00 P. m. oacb l!omda7. SUpt. Morning Worahlp 1114 !Jun. meeu., 7:10 P· m. Wedneo<lay: touched and whole the orderliDell whlcb undwginlll aD o1 an• - day Sdiool 1:30 a.m. Serllton Youtb cltolr (1111ctlet, 6:30 p. m. lbat God mad ·· 9 IIIIIo ....,. 1:10 a. m ........, •·Do y.., Want God?" .~ Wodnewfay: Cl!fldroo'o Chalc, •· Many of u."inay think Ibis Is bOIIIIIIPUn Sophllo tt:llll a. m. ao lllo IIrll IIlii lbllll Servloo 7 p.m. Sennon !'allow- m. saturday: Ladles Ald. ThUI'fo llealed o';r.rtunists scoff at the fact that a tual lawt ohlp with Unbelievers " day the 1a· -......,.. ..._. " - 1,.. IMI compose a orderllneas, wblc]l holdt the world, 1 te 11 , _ Blblo ldtool 1:10 o. 111,1 Wonblp Glott 1':, , _ , WONII!p t;SO; Loag 8oUom. !let. Otors• 11- and lhuoromunlty Ulgethor. Yet their cynlcisnJ baa not IO:at IJD.t y - N llundaJ School IO:Illl. J[stnelb Shl- plltllr: SundiiJ' u .. .11 ezpelled our fears, the pessimlmi of our YliUih, 1111 - . , e p. ,., 7 p. .._ 11>e!so, s..,;. 10:30 a. rn. 1 11o1y llo1• o1 Obll· apathy .of our society. Abualng truth God llrlieturtd. Ill ......, ••• o. &: s , - IMI a..tt. - Jatioo 7 p. m,: Confeoliou Ito the umverse his not clean•ed our. <:oltiCiencell, kapl 1n1 nnblp 10:111 L m.: Evtoditl Bote, JIIIOiar, lltltdto:r llobool t:a bour boloro lful. , greed and selfishness out of tbo public treasury, enCOUl' _ . , 7:• p. m.: ....,_ L ..;, ltD ~.,. oupt. 1 a wo llolloollo - · aged the populace to cooperative efforta. And Ibm II 1!11 ott<1 lllblt lloiQJ 7111 p. & - . -atp 10•41: I'IIJtl ~.., o..,..me tDut<IIt IW,ot, not a chance II wiD. -·----"~~ lllli 81blt stu<11, Wod., Rev, George R. Shl-. pulor; u-..1oi i i1, - ...., 1:!10 p. m. Sundl1 11811 1:30 a. m.; Holy aotluol a..Io o1 llod, lllw. olct 7:1111 P.m.; YO\lllll•-.-....: 0,5 L !ll.l lhniiip • .,...,1., IJioll& r - Dora o1 Ol>llillloa 9 a. at; Col> Ronold Treadway, I'JSlor: Suod<IJ'I d - . 7::10 f. DL Wed.; ,.,_ flit 10:11 L -. - · WW..II.-. leaillll Ito ito>1r 1to1on Jolul, Sobool10 L m.; Ev""ififoioo - -tloi 7:10 P & . . . . I '-"'roy, Ohlt Jllameroy'l lud11t Shopping Ce.U.r Me-mber FI'D · 'Wb.iD' You Jet 'tiehlnd the wheel th.at tbis Ia SAVE S1Q·OO eo sso:oo organisat/()JII CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE Sl'IFFLER RED ANCHOR Qualily. vaIue •Rated used cars blue metallic flniab. You'll know Gr811P olflcenl wiD be hold tha Rock Springs Grange Monday ara evelnillfl, October . Members aoked to bring arul And with these the Christian church was in compellllon in city after city. Roo"'"--· whose name• oppp,Jr belotv. 1959 CADILLAC $2695 HEATER SALE h~lp sru~ taln 1h111 which Is good in family and community 11/e, thl• /ro111re is sponsorf'd loy tlte to tbe public in lhe form of j'aecrets" wh1cb were supposed to come to their aid at the time lht all ended. &.:pelt, ~stor: Ua. rn. Worship .er-1remained faithfuL •=• ••• lklln··· U :J..T SHE HELPED Mrs. Kathryn Crow was one of tho~~t~ who recently apple butter at the cuse Presbyterian church. Mra. Craw's name was omitted from the group of workers in a >yra· ll personal notes item. p reachers Will Meet Jn Ripley p.. that was just over the horiwn . There was a whole series of cults commonty known al "mystery religions" which offered extrava¥ant prolllilel p. ship 10:50; NYPS 8:41: Ennlab rhe CaUIItry Cbureb ID Town. Hrvlctl 'I:SO; Prayer meetirlv at diJ tebool a. m Bed Bo111 7:30 Tburoday. Supt. 1o1orn1n1 Wonltlp 11 a. m. Faln1eW C:harea. .... Dwi&IJI EvaugeUstic eervice ?:30 p. m.. Sponcer, ~· Sunday odtool Sermon bJ putor a... Ufo. ''10 L m.; &.pt. H - lloulil: Tburod<IJ' 7,10 I' ,. Pl'l1tr . Y<MIDI Peopleo meeting ead! ljUo. llli omd Blblo Bl\ld1. tc._ dQ at 1:41 P. m.: PreacltlD& t 1so wleome. J:dmond Life Putor P. ""' Prayer meetlq W - Chrisllu BeleDce SoeleiJo day 7:30 I' m. victJ Sunday momlq at 11 am. " - Mothodlll - · ~AWt~l T11ppen Plains .EIJB Chureb Cliff. Rev. R. ~ Oltll, PI'" Rev. Roy Gearhlrt, pastor: tor. Sunday ICboGi I:JD; N Sqnday worshlp service at D:30 Wltio, · SUpt.; Moralnl WOI'Ihlp a. m. with the pastor bringing 10:30 L 11'-: OII'VIco 7 p.m. tho message. Sunday School at ;vonp~iotlo oerYict 7' 30 I' ""' 10:20 1. m.. Hobart VIneyard, l4ld • OII'VIco W(l((. supt., Revival services atart 7 30 nesday ' P· m. , ThW'oday al 7:10 p. ro. . BysoU ~ Soldll Bathel aur<b, Rev. borl E. Sa)ltlt. Sr., paltOr, SUD Rev Ro Goa h rt to . day Scbool ~:30 L . ou., Worley Sunday J;,hool ~t ~· IIIIey, SUpt., Mortll08 WOI'Ihlp NorntJn Bahr supt. Sunday ·- - ...... .,.. R"ttul1r ·----ASK "TO WED promises, which everyone knows he cannot s,,..,.. the dreama of lone ~ this Sunday •• , In church we eall those dreams, prayer•! For prayer io oiton but a wish, and frequently a allent "thank you" Bi1hed to God. You can f - atora realitleo with totronger faith, if you have that faitb ,... newed--<lften. z Wllllam F. Beiz, 336 Hevw<>OdiSVAC cellar with an Drive, Hilliard, engineer nlclan with the Slate Department, and Y1111, lht'• a wooderful otoey. Jlal'be lte'H he "PI""eold.Joldomt 1101110 clq, or like the JDall ill tile storyboot. Xal'be lri1l pletaN lflll one <1"7 be ahowa ie .., hlatorie ~ ftuMedl: of tile life ot Ill' weather. 1 Betz Named To Take Studies In Maryland . \ -faDiaa. Sweat Shirts 14 ' By Roy L. Smith "By their promises ye shall know them." It hu beea 1aid on many occasions that you can Judce a poUtlclan by the promises he makes to hjl!l constituents. Jf he maket m. You..g People, p,lda• 7:30 •m. Bible School, Wendell GerJeouo HlmoeU Pro111laed VII Cluorek. l4lorl Polh, a... p.m. lsch, aupt., 10:30 a. m., Morn·! The greatest promi!e offered UJ the Chrllllana wu Hubert Sharp. putor. ~ ~ Rrallfonl Church of ChriAt. lng worship. Sermon : ''Final- one which Jesus hi_mself gave them. t:IO a.m.: Wortblp serv· mm~r.r. Chacles Pitcce:, Roonoe ly! " 6 p. m.. Youth profll"aD18; ' . As he neared the end of his minislry1and u tho erucJ,. ic!M lundaJ e'leldn,e at ?: !It, .Ruutll, 1u_pt.; Bible ScbooJ ~ 7 p. m. Evenmg service " When ·lix10n appeared over b1s horuon, the aiJCiples were ter• Clulrcb ol ... N-~ SJra- Y:30 a. m.: Morning trorahlp 10'"' He Saw the Wagons."; Wed- ribly depressed at the prospect of losing him, .u tbelr cust, Rev. llaroJd Hotmea, past.- a m.; Christian Endeavor tyouth nesday 7 p. m., Prayer meet- companion . In the midst of one of his most mtlmate or SUnday achool uo a. m.: 1 p. m.: E•onillg worohlp 7•30: ing and Bible study; 8 p. m., <:onversations he prolllioed them lbal the Holy Spirit llomillfl W1lriOblj> 10:30 .. • .. , Wednesday ........ 8lblo otud1 Chojr p r I c t t c e; 1;30 would be eranted them-that Ibis divine presence woul4 MYPS 6:10 P· m.: EvonrJ•hotlc at 7:00. at Bradford church, the Teaclt- continue with them throughout their lives, comlortinl. oervleoo at 7:30 P· m.: W- Gotpol Mlssloo. oao~> .,. Training .ciass. consoling, llrengthening, and guiding. day '}ll prayer tneeling: Pra)'C on 6ti""•UJ• Rood e ' G<tl·l Oll1dl o1 Cllrlal. ,_,.,, J• Moreover, Jesus assured them that the Holy Spirit boor l'llooda)l 7:'10 I' m.: Milo filb, pattor: Rogor Willoni, 8.1'1 .Mos\era, milliller: SU.day would do for them what be could not do. They were d• llonary service t.o the Srd Tuesday s. Supt.: SUnda, Scilool 10 a.o.. School 8:30 a. m.: Cl!urcll tO'IO pendent upon their eyeo, ears, and other seDietl, It !hoy of the moatb at 7:10 p. m. Evan. ltic! serv1ee1 7:50 o. m.: a .m.: Chrlsttao Endeavor, fi:I0 were. to detect Jesus 1 p~esence. But the Holy Spirit, aeCbureh of Naureae. PemerCIJ. Prayer meetlna 7:30, p. m. Tues- 1p. m. ~ Evening aenrtee 1:90 p m 1~rdmg to Je~us' promtse, would take up his retidenee Rev. Clyde Bend•roon, pastor: dl)'. I Jltrtl 1-.I PreobJ-, within the life of eacb believer and <:ontinue to guide Sunday School 9:30: Moming Wor- Bouo 11 ""'"' Clloolor, o. l terisu Chureh, RoY , Howard Rup. ' and Inspire without Interruption as long aJ that befievor \ Hooded Hswkms scored Mlamlsbu'g at Fa" mont, ppd 1 ,, Ea~on . MASON, W, VA. TO 9.95 EACH from Swisher to Raymond Ztr- Parkway Local 61 Anson1a 8 In the second half, Southwest.. kle . Porter scored t_he extra ,Centerville 38 Germ_antown ~ fir st when Howard took t h·e Rutland's only TO in the ball over from tour yards out. period on a run . After scoring 18 pomts tn the the st.-ore 12-0. Buzz Hatten Thi~ made the SCQrt. 34 to 6 but first half, Coa~h Pete Nibert's fall~d on the EP attempt. A hue Athens Junior High 1Eastern was about to get three North Gallia Ptrates ~taved off Wtt? _Jess. than three minutes school ~!nth grade team contin-: more touchdowns. ISIGNS wrm OAKS repeated thrusts ~y Hannan rematmng m ~e half , a Han· ued with an unbeaten record 1 Ritchie got the first on a 58 OAKLAND, Cal:f. UPil Trace for the remat.nder of the nan Trace drtve stalle~ and Thursda afternoon as they de· : yarL run, Durst, the second on Wayne Yute11, who played Ia 1 yard plunge, and Foster the the Los Angeles Lakers la!t 1ame to post an 18-6 vtctory on halfba.ck Bil~ Ber~es trted to feated :omeroy 28-20. Thursday night. Ikeep iJ. movmg With a l~ng Pia in on the Panther field . third on a 4 yard run . !ion, hn~ !'llgned a contract A chilled homecoming crowd downfield pass, but defenstve with ~ s~lnglng wlnd and occa- Bob Brown picked up the ex· the Oakland Oaks of the that withstood the :la-degre~ tem- jhalfback Buzz Hatten plcked It siona 1 snow flurries, the young tra points after Durst's T.D. on lean Basketball League. Yates, perature watch~d the . Pirates off and ra~ S9 yards to score I Bulldogs won their tenth straight 8 pass from John Ridenour and former Memphb State star, take a 8.0iead m the ftrst for the P1rates. Wa~ton waa 'game of theyear. David Chadwell got the extras the !lth player to agree to 1od when fullback Buddy halted on the conversJon at- 1 Athens got of( to 8 good start after Fosler's T.D. 1and term!, _ .. _ _ _ ton crashed over from tempt, and the halftime score when one of their backfiekl boys The Eagles had a good team four-ya rd line climaxing a stood at 18-0. Itook the opening kick--off from effort with Mayford Harris, Den- I ZEPHYRS LOSE GUARD yard drive. Sophomore After playing a scoreless IJeff Gibbs on the Bulldog 20 nls Parker, and Terry Hoffman CHICAGO UPI Veteran erback Danny Chick was th1rd period, the Wlldcats of ard line and rambled all the all looking good on the line. gunrd. AI P'errati waa place•J OJI ped on his PAT attempt. coach Bob Arthur then start- Y for a touchdown. The ex- ~ BY QUARTERS the chaabled Hat by the Chicago In the second quarter, ed to roll on a driv~ that lnt tr failed. Elstern 14 10 14 I - $8 Zephyrs Thur-:;day. Ferrari•. who Picales l'avel<!d 49 ya,ds ' ried deep Inside No'th P.imeroy ytook over the lead Soulbweolern 0 0 I 0 - 8 onjurod his rlgnt knee durong' a three plays w1th . halfb~ck territory, only to bofl down In the flrst quarter when I _ STATISTICS game with Los ~ng,l~ WeJncr Eggleton connectmg wtth tht. four. yard line. Sim son carried for 8 Ea&tern S·W day n•fht, will be replaced by Paul Roberti on a pretty The Ptrates moved back out , Panbter ~uchdown alld then Ftrs' Down• 17 13 reactivated &lph Wells. 17 yard touchdown p~ss to _ _ to the where they ran over the extra points. Yds. Ruabinl 388 . .1'15 - ----· and ~nnan Trace r It was during the second Yda. Pa11in1 113 47 SHORT SIGNS CONTRACT 1 t~:: B~~ ';:!rn~o e~Ipped third quarters that Aihens built Net Yuda&• sot Ul PHILADELPHIA lUPI> -eh,I• , up Jts lead, Paa1es AU. 11 7 Short, a J&.year-okl aoutbpaW, on ot b';!r~ck ~:t Blilley In !he final period, Pomeroy Pu10s Com. 4 3 Thursday booamo the third Phil· nd ~r~ . I on the narrowed the Alhens lead Puaeo Inter. 1 0 odtlphla Phillie player to oiJIIl. : rP m or Dick Knight h i & Fumbles 4 1963 contract. Short h&d en 11-9 o;:~pite their best lime Jack Miller with two Iona: 1 3 record tmd • S.42 earned run av of the oeaoon, the Wildcats passes, Both extra point " H or&e tbil BeiiOII, talned sole possession of failed. . I B"g BuJJd g p Ed ups· ge KI"tlens 2020 o- Blblo ttud7 7:30 p, m. W~. Picken• Hardware In c luding the new T R I P L E INSULAIRE, Shirts and drawers . , . I • ·1 FOR MEN and BOYS -'I I' 2·' INSULATED UNDERWEAR 1 ,. 1206trl6~·oo 00 _- 1162 Y:30 ll m.: Morna~ YOrshlp to .ae vices are Saturdll)' Prayer meet· er lor OaiiJ Momlll& Prayer. a. m.; Evtnlns .-onhtp ?:30 p.m. J ~q Thurnday 7·30 p m. Lulhtru t'tltm:t.e.z 11. Pt~aJ• Robert Reed, Blblo School Rupt anan:b of Go<!. Mt. Moriab -SUnday School o:u; 1 m.: CbJn:b TINt ,,..._. Me~Mdild c..-oll Rev Ira M. Tibbs, Paat.or Sun- 8 • 10:30 a m.: St John's SUBRoY. Carl llorrlna. Paolo'. ca.....n day tcllool ' ' " a. m., Worallop day S<nool to a.m Cl!.uob • ' ·"'· Plon'tl. Supl SUndoy scbool "" service n a m.: and N& p m. Ch""'b of Cbrlst, Middleport I p. m. Wednelday ; MldwM prayer meetmg Tuesda:r 7:lll Fret1 I. Gardner, supt.; 9:30 a . BATH TUB MAT WITH SAFTI·GRIP Slo 14•11Vt ONLY _ __ 1J. RMrt...,.. Ch_. " ...._ 1 t. • • 1 •, '•t• cl'llll•"""""'''•• f'U'Il and rturd SuQday1 IO:to a keep, he defeats himseU. Cb'ill o1 t.atteT Day Somtl, Old ch,illlall Church, Frau ~- m.. Holy !u....,., 8eeond and Something of the same lhlng can be said of reltglont. Town Flail, Rae:;.., Po~liiDII 1 Choeoebrew, posiO" 9,30 a. m. Fourth 5undoys e a m. Holy Th~y are to be JUdged by the promtses they make 10 Road' !toy Proffitt. put41'' , SOOida)> Church School Rich•ni Montbtc Stu EVIl, 11... Moo- thetr adh~ents . . day School ' :30-a. m., ptoactun& IFelly, lOP< 10:30 a.m. \.m h>p zel Smith. IW''" SWJday School In Jesus day lhe world of the Eall waa filled with tO:SO a. m.; Prayer Meetmc • P Iservice. j !J:43 a. m., SUPt. fred smttb: wa~derlng teachers of religion , each o~e of whom ~u m. Wednelday. PcutfO' Se"t"eeu..o., Adveaa Earl Shuler, us't.; MonOOg wor..: tryme to outdo the otbers in the prom11e1 be made to Zlo• Claii'M et Cllrtl&, r~ -. - tl..1A Butternut Ave DAV 11hip 10:45 a. m.; 'Prayer mettlng his disciples. And because of the commonly accepted ...,.. Barrttotmllt Road . Eugene Hell I Slbbalb SchooJ 1 p. m.o fl p. m. Thursday. 1doctrine of ''the end of the age," these promises in large Uaderwuod, mtaJster. Bible .chool Worship Hrvi~ 3; L$ p. m.; ser- ConunUIQQD: IG:IO a. m. t'lw! Ord- · part were related in 10me way to th1t catadylntle event DON'T FALLI Ohio Scores Oct. 20, : Christianity's Greatest Promise o\·~r-large 1 Panther I Turns Table 0., UNDAY SCijOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK I I Little )ally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Oar Ala .. 'l'e latlal1 Ph, NNI4t -.Ohle ' WY ,.WI K. & C. JEVIUS .._.., •tl •• Mollt .,.. t I . SERMONETJ'E • ' -11. or- =· a.." ,_, .;,. ...., w....,. �\ • • - ~y Sontlnt!,_l'omti'07·MI441oport, 0., Out. 28, 1HS.T _., - --~-- DAILY TEtEVISION IN REVIEW ...,... . l:PIIe from EMt Btrllo, would DOt bt u. ~'::;~ lhowa next Wedntlday ••tn vl•W PMt. • HOLLYWOOD CUPn-The o,. ttl the erltJcal interllatltttlll JltUl· 11. I:M ~n 'howdown domin&tlld Ameri· Uoll that hu devtlttped I.a. t b • 11, Stormed , B1 lliCK DU BROW \laiMtl Pre•• JatenllUtul- GUN SHOOT Ci\Jl teleYhlion Tuesday both 00 last 24 houri." 1,, n..'IOI'bll' w-een an~ of~: It broUght axtra- Thi network, which 1W1f1 admit- 11. =-~• ordinary v1ewmg from the U~ted ted ~inl three Wast Berlin 11tg. Baxoa Nations and stop'JH!d the ahowiag dents for rights to film the dlglethr of 1 t(K}ohot·to·halldle documeo- glng, aald ttle decision to "post· :tary ebout a Berlln escape tWl- pone" the show had been made 'llaorft nel on Its "own judgment," adding: tG. 't'o ._... From tht U.N. Security Coua· "At no time ha11 the Slate Dtcil,. the three networkll trained partment . asked NBC to refreJn ~·;:: the1r camtral durilla: tht after- from broadcasting 1'l'he Tunnel•," 28. ~ DOOll and early eveninl on U.S. 2T. Viguo . Ambassador Adlai stevensoo and ~C 10:\U'c.!t here said that : hia tounttr:parta from Cu.b. and while . the flna1 decislon to post· -~-~ Rusala •• they pre1e0ttd theri ~ne, may have been the net•WIIPOWUI DationJ' poslUona OD the Amerl· work s, there Is no queaUon or --can blockade state Department heat ·In recent II. CICI' I. m. ·. · weekl!l, informally of count. One Nw York The lhattermg tenalon Wll vial- NBC man sa1'd fl atly the State a...,.._ ss. Run ble to all u the CUban •poke•~ Department flpred promlnently Md :,.way ~~~ ~~~ed a U.N. in1pectioo of iD Tuesday's d!CI•Ion. The cJ.. •·•• 1. : 18 • 1 an • 'Weaponry; and •• bia partment ~:Dnvtnced CBs-TV to tout• \ Sov1et supporter aaid no aelf-re- <!ancel a llmilar protnct. U. Loole apectlqg , nation would allow ita ' ,.. .li.Oketlof i2. ahippilll to be tampered with by the Americ111 blockade fleet For a whlle Tues~ .night, the 13, 'WOI'ker'll Stevenaon also played his hand day's tensions .were eased by tbf. ilnplemtDtl with effect when, oear the end of fint of a series of montbly AB£- "· l'ordl his opening presentation1 he uid TV .apeclala by Edle Adams, who DOWJt he had just been blformed that stamped herself again as televl- 1. Jd:euu.re ·19 other LatiD: American c:ou.o- sioa't Clrst lady of quality, Jl not otJa:nd trie.•. had voted to bact the 8. of masa popularity OAII~Y CR'I'P'l'OQVOTE _ Here'a 11 · · • pollhon. Guided by the re<ognl,.ble A lr r D L B A 4 l[ ' : to 1&• However, on tbt televis.lon Ill directing a:enlus 9f B•l'll' Shear, ., a. 0 X 8 PaLL 0 w this area at least. the network• who created .the notable mu.sicaJ One 1ettlr' llrn.)llJitandl Air anotbft Ill t:hiiiMl)J)II A,. did not ihow all of the Jut part aeries ..The Uvely Onetl" this ::,.::. ~~It X tor.tbe two o·~ ~tc. lQncle ·letters, a'::! of the Soviet nino'• closlug summer, she sang and mJmlced .._ .;. tbl ~ ~ Dire words are all hintl. •peech. It was an infurlatiDa eut- her way throu.p a pro!P'•m of erenc. off, especlally with such replace- tile moods oC New York. A b,p1111• Quna• menlo . here •• • "Lifo of Riley" The Dukt,. ,)j:llio.ilon. P'l'heolrl C lilt L Q II 414 w v L L 1' rerun .on CBS·TV and a Borlagaveherummpeacha&ti'backlng· trz 'l't..·oa,•• aQ XPQMV, Karloff movie on. NBC-TV. the reallhota of N'nr York «a:·X41 T C LX f' H c. ·I listened to the rest on good the still photographs by the - .P L .t X 1r Q C II old radio, famed ."W....-e" added flavor·' _., ,._,., ~ ..,..., I -A p••• ...... __ 11! N~ E arlior, NBC-TV had. m·IUid Mlso Adamo •did 1 r!cli)y Llii!S T!W< A Bill~_.,. · u•="w , nounced that "The Tuiloel," Its comic dan.ce vei-sloa of hit f'EO:pi.J!! U.ami:ar 01' Mi08II Oft Ullii .IDUI LEGION RECREATION FARM SUNDAY, OCT. 28-1:00 P.M. 4 cenb per word, one m•ertloli Minimum cbuee-eo t.-enb. ~ c:entl per worei rDr three consecutive lnaertloRJ. Speclll - one month lor 30 cents per word. ~ rate of 4 eenu per word will be cbara:ed for ad•ertisin& if not paid within 10 d.ays after receivinJ bill. Errora in AdvertiJiDC-Sbould be reported l.mm.ediatelf. 'nle Dail:r SenUneJ will oot be respon.dble for more than SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES NO SCOPES PRIZES: HAMS, BACON and TURKEY SPONSOR: FEENEY BENNETT POST REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL ANGI.!S CATTLE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1962 loglnnlng 11 I :00 P.M. '"20 61t Located 3 mUM wtst Df Athens, Ohio on Rout. mile north of lntenectlon of Rollte 56. ·~ one 38- HEAD ANGUS CATTLE- 38 ;:a• Three year old herd bull (Bardollermere breeding and 1lre of 1162 ealves and cows rebted to him)i 11 cow•; three 2 :year old bred beifera: t yearling heifer~; 6 good UM:I2 spring bull calves, ell&ible for 4-H ateer8; four le&2 heifer calves. 8 yearliDg steer& (460 to 700 lbl.). just started on feed. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Tbl.s 1.1 a iood aet of gentle outaide ww1. rood nursers and the quality ol the calYet will •bow tbeir ability to produee. They are tested for TB lr .Bang, and health papers and reliatration papen will bt fumlabed sale day, 'l'ElRHS: Oaah A. W, MATURS, SR., OWNII Athant. Oldo, Phono LY 3-1629 Sale Conducted By MARTING & BUMGARNIIt R.. llltolttl Brokers & Auctl..,..,. 121 W. Mlrk~ St., Waahlngton C. H., Ohle Phone 2141 0::.:!,. and 1.\ I f WMPO Radio \ ' . •;. 0 • • • • • $2295 lnri<la 2 Door Bird Top. 0oJr 10,'1118 ....eil •teoriDI aud ll<ol:ee. immlaulatol - 0 · 62Buitk • • • SAVE $1 lO:Sl'i 11:00 EIO<Irl "ZIII" f Door Bird 'nip. 0.17 ,,liN ...- Power ateerinl. r.eat and braa.. SbciW:Q.JOM t1t1a. 11:05 11 :15 11:30 11:3S 60 Pontiac -· • --·$2195 Ventura 4 Door Bird Top. PcnNr MnMal 0.1 oarelul owner. Jqd.. lad 11:40 11:50 t11• 1 1: 30 Newa BLAEnNf'RS ... .. POMEROY, OHIO ' .. , ~ 1 r - " . '"' •• l!lormwlodowomllor fret ~~ Ill ft. .... 1"- Gl .... III1W 11:00 p.m. 3.Utt4195 . ' IlL· ;' · ... . unit '· ~ \ ·~ .. Today 8:20 RFD . '; ~ ~~~~.,...~--~ •· ,. 4;30 Interchange ~:110 Communlly News J:,Qii. World & Na!¥'nal Nel'll 1·16 SpoWght on 1Spo •- ·&;30 Dlnner MuaiC.ale r~ · &:46'-'llgn 011 Saturday 7:00 Sign On, Musloal Clock 7:~ The Ulelint &:<!0 Ohio Valley New• ~05 1!1. Pleaaanl FooU>all ' h ERNIE BU8HMILLII WHAT , ARe YOU SEL.L.ING-' \ ' ,. 1:35 Music Just For You 2:00 Newl!l 2:06 Rev. Roscoe 'l'harn-Wed. 2:06 Music JU'II For Yoo 2:Sfl News t:: S5 Music JUBt ll"or Y'o11 1:00 News S:M Platter ParQr uo Newa 11:00 Talk of lhe To9VD 11:45 World News · (ex<.'l!pt Fri. Church Bells Ring 11.55 Medical Milestone• 11:46 WorJd News 12:00 Local & Ohio N'<!ws 11:55 Mason County News · 12 :15 Educational Speci~l ·12:00 Community News ~:20 Lifeguard Bulletin Board 12:05 Local News 12:25 News o. Grams 12:10 Ohio News 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Marke~ 1:00 OSU Scout of the Week 12:20 Lifeauard Bulletin Bopnt 1:15 OSU Footba.U 12:2!1 New~ 0 Grams 4.:00 Dlscuig with Dosa 1?.:30 Agrleulluro Agent 4:30 Album Time 12:45 . Country Go Rouru.. 5:.00 News Summary 1:55 News Beat I 5:15 Public Service 2:00 Country Gq Rounc' 5:30 Dinner Musicale 21:55 News Beat 5:45 Off the Alr 3:00 Midway Matiht!t! ~:15 November S:55 News Beat S:15 Decembei DAVY JONEI POTATO I USE ' ON! MYSEL.I" P!EL.ER AND 1- ..• ' . '·,~ - . ?. . .... :.; Newt .. "' 4: 35 Platter Party , ' I 5:00 Newl!l 6:M Platter Party 5:30 Bill Sternl!l Sportl Report 8:35 Platter Party 8:.00 News li:M Travelfn' Tlrne 8t30 Newl!l 1:35 Van Patrick Sports Show 8:44 .Sip 011 --;------:-;~~--::_::===::;:::;:;;:::;:;;;;~==: -• . / 1 4:05 Platler Party 1 CAN OPENER, Jc:: ~~w~s FoolbaU t :oo Newa , 1:06 Platter Part)" · I 4:30 IT'S A. COMBiNATION RADISH SL.ICIOR . 1:00 New• . 1:00 Mmlic J;.;st For You OJTIIIIIID• Saturd•J e:oo New• 8:05 Faith For 1'oday alp;rr .. a.. US Ohio Stlilo, Voiv..F;IIIi!lon . 12: 1! Mtllic Jllll For You 3:80 Newt 'iP•~ ~ 0.1 t ·~ f 12tl6 Goeulert Guest Stir- Fri. ·' · ' ~ ' '·' . 12:30 M1111C J111t For You . :~: ~r- !'~f . :. ·· :··_, · nH• .... •ldllis. - . . ~::""I<~IJ1I 8:30 New• &:S5 RFD ?:00 News 7:05 Breakfast Party 7:30 New. 7:30 aigh School Football 10:15 Jon,. Bulc:k Sltow MominJ Interlude 10:30 News f Newo 10:35 HyiDll Tii1M! Swap Shop ll:QD Top Ten, Show T~a1 Witb God lt:SO Newa Newo . 11 :35 Top Ten Show Farm Bureau 12:00 Noon Rept OhkJ.;Eduoatioii .U.n. 12:15 Music In~rlude ~v11t0ck ' Market Report 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teetl 11:65 Upper Room ll :58 Dow Jonea Averq• 12:00 Noon Roport 61 Pontiac · • · • • •~395 ' . V8 C.tallao f Door 8ldU. llld. Olnll4 llr - :: 8:1'l B~akfast ,Party 8:45 Baker l'urn. Sbow-Frlday 9:oo ~ews 9:05 Co.Cfte With Janet 9:30 Newa B:U toUM With Janel 9:46 Betty Newton Show 10:00 News 10:06 Miniaterlal AaiOCiation 10:10 MomlDI 1ntorludo tO::Iil News / 61 Buick • - • • - -• $2795 · e:o~ Sports 8:3 ::-:;::kr•st Party Skylark 2 Door lllrd Top. Aulomlllo olllll. - . Alm'lll Ilk< ......., It wu ..14. VIDII top. 7,00 Sign On, Muoical Clock 1:4~ 'lbo l.lfellnt . 8:00 Ol!lo VaUey Newo s:oo Platll!r Patty ~ 1:10 World News s:OO Karr van Zandl Sbo~ Fri. 8:11 Musical Clock 5:15 Platter Pirty 8:55 Community News 5:30 Newe 8:00 Latchsl!'lnl 5:35 Platter Part7 9:30 Publi< Service 8:00 Travelill' Time Showera. of Blessing 8:30 Newo • 1:: :~~~ ::"~~"!~ 7:30 Van Palrlck Sporto Show Ul Pick.., Jlardwaro Show ? : 50?·:~ News Report 8:00 Jladln, ,li)'!nnal Oal- e . . . •••• - - - - - ---::--:---W J EH RADIO Mondor 'lllroap Frhh.J f :OO Dilclng wllh Don 4:55 Bill stern's Spor'· Reporl . 1 oo News 7:06 Broaklalll Party - ~ 1BuiEk 1:35 Platter Part7 4:00 New• 4:05 Platter Pari)' 4:30 Local New• 4:40 Musl•al Myoterleo 8:3fi Count!')' Jombo..0:45 Melp Count)' RFD • • • • • Slatlon Wa&Oil. G cy1. Puoh bultAm oblft. t~ owner. Mo•d•• Trhl.,.l• F1'1d17 uo ~ewo 8:0.1 Cou!>l'l' Muslo nm. 6:20 Farm • World Niwt 6:!10 Newo · 61 Rambler ~ controvenlal to-mtuute special song •'The Stripper" for 1 rioale. , about an eacapt PIIHifWIJ She hardly took off anytbln1. Tempest Outlom 4 Dr. Sedm. Au!<>. Sblft. All flll11 111m. Deluxe chrome eJ.terior. Radio. Ou Gllefullooll ....... obarp, ..... -. u;, BARGAINS 61 Pontiac • · --• -$1995 RoaU. IASOLINI ALLn a•u..,.. ...... Late Models I · I EVER SEEN !! ::r- A-U-C-T-1-0-N WORDS OF KINDLIN' WOOl) II.:=- . one incorrect maertioo. Card of Tblilnks and Spedal Notices of Evenu S1.23 for 50 word minimum. Each additional word, lc. ' ' Obltuariet Pilbliihed o~t 1 cent per word. I \'E CHOPPED 'fH' ARMLOAD OUIC~EST =.. BAILEY RUN ROAD FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESUL TS RATES :c:r AIIIIE 41100 SLATS �. .......... . ...., ... ..... "' . . ., , '. ......... ~ ~ ~ .. .... ' '• j WlU fie Mondoy, October ~9 No-on 'TU.-6 p.m. !!e::~~~'r.nyc ~!rtw!~'!!m. Brenda oored the Pomeroy Elemen- Barton. Donnla Hawt, RobiD •IX'h- by wu held TltW'Iday Gr!ndatall Uld Larry Colmer; evenln& at the ocbool with • large atlondance. Mn. OUvu Michael, Mn. Qlarles Lytle, Mro. Janel Korn RoY. Uld Mrs. William Vorio and Mrs. Jack Robson served at. oo::tume judges and a silver was awarded each wln-Prim ,..,. awirded In c:ategorles, most original, prettiest and funniest to room. Wlnnin& the prl2e.o Jn the or· llated were, Kindergarten: Nosselroad. Mary Hawk, Check these: BROOMSTICK BftRGAJNS · wire whnls, radio, beater. Shupest 1ports car around. $2695 en tin e ~ 0.1111 , , d •• ~... _.....,. ~;~.~ _a s:." ..... .t. - ~ ~,.. aiPI ... YOL XIV NO, 164 100,000 ,Loss· Is 5 Mike Struble and Tony Vaugh. ' ,'· ·Possible ~- aJciU, ......... _ ~ --. ... ,..., . . . c:-, .. ,; • ~ .::. o ,J:. ,r. (... Joe Welker, Marla NeutzlinC. <TechnicoiDr) Dori11 Day, Cary Grant, Gig • - W'EATHEI ~~ Vlrglna Reibel"s room; Sharull Stephen Clark, Roblla Crew and Donna Francis; Mrt. Beatrice Reinhart's r I I m: Audris Russell, Robert RJflle, Brenda Taylpr and SieVe Warner. Third Grade ; Mrs. Charles Gibbs' room ; Steve Story and SUN., MON •• TUES. ''THAT TOUCH OP MINK" e . !, ~~~~ ~ Holl, Firat l!l'&de ; Miss Fa- Mike CUUums, Opal Berry, R6o sa Booth and O.Jrge Tltomp- 1962 CORVAIR Mom:a Convertible. Red finish. Black top, black bucket seats, 102 motor, Powerglide tinted glass, padded dull, Mrl Dorothy BBI'IIOO" rooDu Danny Slooe, MU. Slclen, JG Ice Young and Diana McAnjul. second Grade ; Miss ~air Chapman and Mike an; Mrs. Eark Young.'s room: ' · rt..; ·Blooiinoba. Lorge Crow~nd.s Pomeroy lory PTA ' ,, ·~------------------C' POIJlelO)'·Midtfl"!"'rt, Ohio, Saturday, oet. 27, 1901 • ------------ Two Teen-Agers Held In Car Theft * * * .... , •• * * Young, Andrew Meadows Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris: Yogi .Berra, of New York Yankees. It's a RIOT! Colorurtooan1 CORVAIR Lakewood Station Wagon. Loc::~ I owner. Spotless clean red interior. White finish, luggage rack, Power&lide, radio, heater, tinted glasa, white walls. $1995 1961 fORD Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan. Local· ly owned. Low mlleaee, cle1n interior. All eood Ur- ea, standard heater. ~ ~~----~ ~"·_ ·. kana. "' .. ________________ _ ' . , MORf AND MORf PfOPLf , Radio, $1695 1960 CHEVROLET Impala Station Waa:on. Loc~lly owned. Spotless clean red and white Interior. All black finish, 800 white wall llreJ. Power steering aud brakes, automatic. R&dio and heater. 00 4ll OF THfiR BANKINC $2095 1959 CHEVROLET Impala 4 Door. 215,000 actual ml1ea and spot1e.u clean nl· terlor, 2 tone blue finish. Tires like new, power Jteer· in1, VB motor, automatic trans ., radlo, heater. Truly like new throughout. $1695 AT OUR FUll-~fRVIt!f BANK 1959 CHEVROLET Parkwood 8 Pn11s. St. Wagon. Locally <lWnf'd, low mll~age, rlean lntPrior. good white wall tire.>~ . VB motor. PowPr· glldt'. Power ateerln1, radio WI! INVITE YC)U TO DO 80, TOO, and heatt""r. We pay~% llllerest on savln&a $1695 1960 CORVAIR fl Pa1111. Cpe. Loco! owner, rl ,.,m intt>rlor, turquol~f' lin· Ish, t~ll 100d tlrf"&. Heater, $1295 Serving Meigs County for over 90 years .'1 /)('rial Trl'llt•l 1958 CHEV. __ $688 2 Door. 6 cyl. Pomeroy National POMEROY - RUTLAND Sid . trans. SPECIAL 1958 FORD _ $688 Staticm Wau;on . 8 cyl. Stand· ard tran11. - ~Jpeclal 1955 DeSOTO· $287 4 Door. Full power equipment . 1954 PLYM. _ $245 4 Door. Runa .IOOd, excellent Urea. 1950 PLYM. __ $59 4 Door 1952 FORD __ $99 f Door 1953 FORD _ $99 C'u1tomltr-d 2 Door. BAHR CLOTHIERS has just unpacked the new Pendleton· Mate masters Thit i1 good news to Pendleton Sportswear tansMatemaater i& a h.vorite suit with just about every~ one for obvious reBp~ons1 Shown here in Compan· ioa PlaUt to match his Pendleton shirt or jacket. Also in Fall ftanncls, twee-ds, "hlrtans-~cndleton .. perfect u to be expec~ed . Come see them soon. s;... 8·18. Frleado - Shop Elberfelds 1961 CHEVROLET 8 cyl. 12 ft. atep van - I ply tlr". heatftl'. Said new for $3875. Only $2295 Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bins call· 1961 CHEVROLET on 1\!r. and Mra. Paul KoU.y I .- $1695 ALL DAY SATURDAY 1960 GMC "' Ton P.tetu,. ve motor I oolld cab. 2!,000 mU.. br one OWil.tr, lood tlru, e For Special ply. Heater. $1495 We'ro slockocl with hlg~ volue troclo-lno ot our OK lot • + · poMEROY 'CO. . .}. C'.owllryClothes by Rmdleton' hu.- morrill! Oct. adojltod hla :"!::'~~·"· ,.,._ .Sale :V alues11 . . .. - '. -Sir . ' End-of-the Month - 1100 ,.,M.I BAHR CLOTHIERS 'OH~ Middleport; Ohio · olllclalin&· Two Students Die In Crash ·9:00 A.M. TIL 9:00 P.M. llnloh. 1bt Moaday at 1:311 P. M. iD Bethil <llurch near Lem. w1ll bo iD tbe llelbol cemeter)' with tbe Used Truck Velues 'I 1~n 8 ft. ~leollldo Pick· up. VB motor. Std. trant. Huter, ti.Oioo aetual milft. Orlainal e pi, tire. •how lltll• 'wear. Never btea IOid· eod . 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