https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b54bb53cc89e60cebbd92a589d45b6fc.pdf 4860478b514f87adeacbbf55cb3db614 PDF Text Text • I Prtzes Awarded At PTA Sponsored Halloween Party , Dodge Offers FIVe ALFRED Statton • ' RST at • lhe Halloween Party al the Bradbury S<hool 1 hurMlay mght was a ddJmtc success accordmg to 1 the I arc1t Tcaebcr ASSQcJatum wl o sponsored the costume party Pnnc pal and Mrs Gerald Rupc and Onn Wears WClC judges or the costmncs m the Grand March an I prazes were awarded as fol lows p• elhcsl (I l Barbaru Light foot [2 Ruth Ann Halley ugliest (I) David LewiS (2) Tony Hen dncks most or gmal (I) Shar01 B ggs 2 Billy Jo Clark Games 11c udcd f sh pond dart l!amcs and other recreational act IYit cs and rdrcsh nenls were sold by the soctal commntcc Mrs GU} Husscn was general cha1rman for tl c celeb allon v SINGLI COPY..... -----~ ----~------------------~~- Rcynolrls Akron baa been s tfn~ Mr a I Mrs Guy Rey u Is Rccc gurs s of Mr and Mrs Donat 1 t t'ary s were her mother Mrs L c Ia Stohl ber brother John <t.hl I aurel Cll!r and Mr , d >Irs Pearl Gilkey Mr a d Mrs Gordon Harm a~d ns N ck nd Jimmy Columbu& illrtvcd Fr day for a v sit wath the r narr ts Mr and Mrs Rob" Har~andMr and Mrs C M Red Threats Arc Bread, Butter Diet To Nervous Turk Citizens POMEROY SOCIETY Mrs Walter Harris and her sis tcr Mrs Margaret Croushore Co vtst cd thts week n filu ster thetr former home :llr and Mrs Howard E !warda hav~ clurncd to Columbus after v "ung Mr and Mrs !. E Trtp lett Mr and Mro C H Wise J• were In Jack&o' Friday visllina a lnughter Mrs William BeiJ and Ia mly Mrs Betz was ochedulcd o enter llolzcr llospttal lor o)Jser 1 on to la y Mr ond Mrs Marion Frend vcrc 1 1s ness v sttors n ZancK vt lc I hur&luy Mr •nd Mrs M \ SproKue and Mr nn I Mrs Ru~e ) Knox re turned to Lhelr borne New York CtlY ~fld tv after a visit with Mr and Mrs H nry Ewu g and son Mr and Mrs Fr z Buck Kon Bobb) and BCI ny Ew g we c a nony thos atlcnd g the foot ball go me 1 Athena I nday even ng 1 gllcr have moved lhts week f nm the Grunt property to thctr cw hone 0 lllgl Street M and ~~ to liar an Morga and fa n ly ~ rnc1 11c arc novtnliC to Succumbs Sunday Middl.,.rt;Pomerov N•ntal Altllough tbe viJ'Uf ll)f~na and Allan /1u bas not d Yel 1'ith Heart Attaek reach" ln!G tile fOmeroy aad Middleport ld)ool diltriCti IG H The MYF held Us regular meet and lmg S mday evening wll~ 11 yout~ aon and I adult 1tle'ldfog or Columbus spent Sun DcYolton& were led by Hefen ~ay w th Mr and Mrs Ernest 1 Woode advisor Molden llltS&Ionary material '111e f\lll C rele wa& prtsented by the leader Choir practice completed the evening a program During the buslnees Jesalon In ebarge of Janice Swarll, plano wert furthered on the Cbaree M Y F to be beld on Monday Oclo her 21 al)d tbe Hlllloweon partx on Thursday Oct Sl Chrlltmu pronam plans were dlacutlled The m~ling closed with the M Y P benedlclion. The Chester Chart~ MYF beld •ts O<tober meeting h~re llqndar October 21 with 40 youtll Mit ttl< ulls attending Dcvo~o111 ~ett In ~c, ol Guinther of cbeifer D lhnger \eillhe prosr~ a spec al number by lbe Al!rel! a poem You r~ll On Your •• d a f lm NO Otber Gods E •gene Wlndlan~ 1 vice prealdent In chnrge ~~ \h~ buslncsa mccttng Rolrcshmcot& ol tea and Kool ado ""~,. ·~· The Charge Male several and cha1r waa ltr ncsy 1 n bus teeism In p·Due To I !E!t"""T=-~-:----..,...,._--:--~~~~~-:--~-~-----,-i-llia_jm~M.-F-ish~er Rural Schools Hardest Hit William 111100 ntber so o1 any great extent It was hidlcaled today that tile ap~ of MinenviUe lor ~2 mrs a prtaler alclmeu In the eouoly scbopl aysteJDJ w~a oo tbe w1th llelp Ccunl)l weUJr and 0 0 Pattetsoll; superintendent of Helga County.' 'sehli.Ou, dally newtpapen dlod llllldenl)' advised today tbat he bad not as yet been mformed u IG 1fbt. Sunday evening at Ill! home of a - tber or not HarrilonriUe ~ heart attack had reopend tadl)' llinet IU Ill& 0 FISher , lifelong occupation ... , down t..l week due to that or printer begmnlns in 111118 Absenteeism at Salem Cealer and endmg aeven years ago when morntng wu reported very biJb he retired while 1 member ollhe S while al Sahsbury tbe aboealeeiRII Democrat Sentinel start tn Pome waa reported to be at leU! f2 per roy ~ unt and ln<omlnt acbool ~· OC very U,hUy laden. The dcccaoed was born at Enter prise and was 1 member of the l(nlgbts of Pythlu Lodge at Mid die port ~ uucral serv1ccs for the deteu· ed will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from the Ewtnl f\lneral Chopel with burial to be made m Beech Greve Cemetery Surv1vtng are fave lORI Hiram Nonnan foul ~114 Mason of .llln emilie and Jolu( of Akron his wile Mary Alice (!'Irk..) Fisher (4 grondrhtldrcn and one great grandchild Friend* !DIY caH at aey time at Ew!tf funeral !lome unUI Umepl~ , IIJI8l1DJ.._ fo~ church school teachers persons interested In chll Middleport Soriety ua I As MJ!yor C 0 Fisher has proclaimed Tue&day OctoJC Z9 as the olltcial 'Trick or Treat night for Mlddlopcrl for this Ballowe en oeason 1jle siren w1ll sound the start 7 p m and the close at 9 pm 'When the Halloween ~urlew will go nto effect The vjllage off alals arc an~lpu! to discourage adults from beg gl ng lor the treat. wb1ch are VY~NG OVER planned ror the bel ell! of the t~reatening to smaller chtldrcn of lbc village on the Pollee are also mtcrcsl.fld In Ions Cf w~rnlng the ~hlldrcn ~ most of whom will hi:: wcarmg mash-to watch ror traffic wbcn they erou the street. JdlP.DOrt In u~· l~~ Ui ~r.4.] ~~ / ""' living since n ov ni lc c f on Galho Co nty c 1 1 ~ c..: Am young r luught.cr 1 Mt an I Mrs Cu!h llahr w ' I'll cduled lo return I c to I Y flor huYing a 101 ' lie to Y tolzcr lloSJiltal Frll y Sl c e1 ten t1 11 c ho•ptlal Tl "'lay night 1 he Jt n101 G1 Is nd Bovs t:las Mrs M.arynret ( nbbs WflS 11 I usa " ' vliltor in Gall pol • today MrH Charles McNnmcc • 111 t r hontc on South Second AYe llcr niece i\1 r; I u a V Meter Ita( n spent 'fhu s I a~ v ~ Ill g al t1 ~lcNumce I o c John Logut 10 r Mr I Mrs ll 1n r Logan hnd 1 e 1\lltcl eM J Jgcs of the coRtUincs were t kCI n hi• ban I artcr I c fell n t ~~ ' Wolter Waddell and Mrs t 11 while plnylng lhts week Mro Chorles Searlca who h I M r t ., Chambers Prb.c1 awarded prctjlcat Ed lh Iris II pto en called to Alahamu where 1d Karen Bachner ugliest I r >bl~~r Mra tlan llton I "' a d Druce Wallaec I '"' Ill h¥ returned I omc M nttd Mrs Howard I!Ycrs rc s wero played and pnzc11 I'l l cndang the week end in Col aw <!I to o number of the chll 1"" w th Mr und Mrs James I cwi• Inn v th Mrs Wallnce and 'Mrs 1d will al1o vlsll •lui vcs In Sa cr In charge of the recrca ion M lyHVllle Icc cream In the shopo of w1t Mn Fred Jacks01 I• reported ches loughnuts candles and l\o1sc Ill ut her home makerli were served to sevcnlccn Miss f Iorcucc II we I• v iltlnij cl as nc nbtne And five g ests her adator In Col mUus over the w ck end Mr and M" liar II Suucr nnd llnughtor M~ry Ruth utt ndcd the SEOE~ in A(hcns Fnday and went 1 to !'lew Wilmln~o• lu where t1 CJ will be week e d gue1ta ol Dr and Mra John Orr Plans were completed for lhctr Mr and Alr•J 0 C Fugnte and "n Ed TOI!do ·r~ vlshlng Mr <hrlatn o8 Port)' at tho home ol nnd Mfl Ceofio Sauer and sun Mra Robert Harrlo whon tho Past lllchard l\e'Cilnl guc111 at the1r Mat o" of Evan&ellne Chapter hone wcro Mr and Mro Dav I OES mot Frida~ nlshl at tho home Dla1r ond oon Mark Bulfalo N V or Mrs Paul Winn Dradbury with L o Hartlqger li In columb • Mrs Grill R~..oll aa co ho!IOII to spCI d the week end with Mra M" William Reynold prosjdonl Gem ~e RUI"''ll ,nd fan lly was In charge orthe mooting Mrs Addlt ! u~al I• •pen lin Games wuro playud and prizes the wee~end In Hunt ns on w iJ won by ~11'8 Reynold! Mr& Lee rclallm lloush Mrs Earl Knight Mrs Mrs Margaret CroLI ~hnre Jr Kalad lhndy Hoslel8oa &erved • t• day for her home I• Colum~ 1 de""' t eourae to 17 mombera artcr a visit with her sister Mrs Walter Harru 1'1tur61l ~y MIS! Hor ric Marie Smith onteliJined M • Crcuohwro It tho lllpifln Rcsla rant Olltcr &ueats were Mrs Wai l<r llnrr!~ aftd ~r.'- Rober! Harrl Mr ~d !Iff ~rncst ( vert an t l~mlly Betty lllr~ora Dovld an Charlo& have bc!n In Columb where he atli!nded lho accon1 In t•rdc!lominaUQnal Chmh Seh o Supcrlntcnlle/11• Conrorcnec thl wcokcnd 1'.• Ia s p r ntcndcnt h c Heath Methu I • Su 11• Jun1or G1rls, Boys Class Hold Masquerade Party Past Matrons Pion Chrtstmas Party At Hams Home Fall Conference Held At Jackson Country Club INSURANCE? e F.!)ll THE BIISTI e AN'l' TYPE' Off1cers Meet Dunng Lecture Hour Sess1on Activities For Year Planned At Meeting Of Chester Grange II lh !:Iter Gr gc mclm reg Open in~; song Jcs IS Suv10r ul r sc s&on 1 1cs lay evening with lliot Me Roll coli runniest l!ol Gco1 gc Holter Master prcs1dtng Donn 1 Holter Home Eco1on 1st lowocn prank Rcadh s ThiS and appoint~ I Mrs Dale Kaulz and That by Harry Holtct ~ong Hal A 1 oU cers confcrcnt'C wa I ld Mrs Luwrcncc Sm th to serve on owccn Joy Kautz See or Call JOHN RICHMOMD &14 E IJ~1 St !IOgr;!ll ~ 1 1ng the lcolurc ho r wl"" the commtttec ror the coming year Mary Ka1t1 Youth chairman lay evening dlscu ..cd the actlnllcs for the Amns !.eonord Worthy >taSICI', ·1 next year and Mrs Dale Ka tlz pres led and plans were made tor Lecturer pre.scntcd the follow ng the )Cor and community projects were discussed Homer Rice East RUTLAND Maslct Installed Mrs Fronk By Phyllis Snowdon Gruescr as Flora Frank Grucser WESTERN LOCAL PTA MEETS treasurer and Howard Bolin mcm The Western I o al PTA meet bcr of Ihe Executive Committee nR was held nt the Rutlnnd lhgl It w&S acrccd tho! lhe members ><:hoot Mol day eve ng would bring ells ror the patlcnla The n cling In ch .rgc or pre al the Athens Stole Hosp tal to ldcnt Bentr cc St11th was open the last meeting In November Mrs d by 1 nglng America Sccrc Amos Leonerd llomc EconomiC8 ary 1 report was road bY M11 chairman requested members to loberl King M s Rober! FellY bring plo to the next mectmc. Mrs Harold Smith was reported eporlcd a balance of $5~ 65 In he lreaour) Mrs Clara Det.. n I ill n 'Meigs General Hospital AI the close of the mcol ng rc ulstanl Prolcs&or of Eduutlon rrcahmonta were acned by the t Oh o Un voralty gavo-a talk on pee ol education Hon1e l!:conomlca C~minlllcc A com~ tee was Appninlcd to hock old bv laws of the local "TA A room count was Vllh the bonner nnd $5 to hurc I I ~ three WHY lie '" U nee Miss lloyd s trs S nlth !I home room~ Bea r cc s lth Lealy Chasteen carl Lilt e and Mur cl Fcl11.v vcrc appc ntcd tll'mc•t with the ochool board and d scusi C'lle crla needs Tho Noven1ber rolrcshmenl o nmlttcc appointed w th ~nlrmnn Ponrlc Can8day Jonn Wise Violet Grate !.uo•llo SIS on and Edith Lambert II ck <prlngs Grange mol I hurs w.. lleadmg 10 I:ommandmunls lor Married Lifo by Roy Miller and Uclty L Dean poem llalloccn at Midnight Bob Kaulz Stunt by 6 men ond 6 women won by the men ~nd the tiOilng song Onward Cbr shan Soldiers The nc<~ mccllng will be Nov 12 Rclrcshmcnla were oerved llllho clolil! ollhc mccllng Seleefftna of the nght people for proper AdmtniStrQ t1on of Just tee In MetgsCounty IS Tllll Voters RtspanSibllifJ ELECT Delmar A. Canaday Meigs County Judge Nov S 1957 -Pd Pol Adv Act :~I ~~t~r SPLIT MILK -In BngHton Mt~h off the Detroit at ea mtlk supply fwo a tank truck o!C a htgh way 10 Millionth Clahn Is Filed For Workmen's Compensatitn Police Activity ~ , ~tate llcprcs~ntallve re~etved I"""' By Goorge MeiiJ!iart has a no tice~a.t Gov WUII~m 0 Neill has been advtsetj ,that ~M~sr.¥!h~l~ta,, tembel' ~1th tlil!'ltnth Jlliii\IIJ!..J!Iilin. wnJ11Q!! \1IJ.Ill DureauJJF.:Worltimen t;Compe~n:; • The tcpotl was made by James L You~g Admmlstrator honW! of her sou •ohh. fr.jt~~.::; of lhe Ohio Bureau nt a Efforts or tt o Mi !01.. .- PI •v•ty ~'"' Middleport Pohcc Chid LeRoy Wl!b U total of some 20 8artru1h todoy J'epnrlc I all pol'" rtalmo !tltd durin• September Dlilvlty • a otal\dsllil I ~~. ball 1957 the total nlln>bor of dam. WICk loduy soyln~ Its Ule quiet filed ooer a period from Jan I wccken I I vc hod olneo be- 1912 t~ Sept so 1957 ha• exceed coming Chief ol I ohce hm ed fOOOO 000 Tbl! fig~ In Bartrum •• if there wert no rt eludl'l! both injury elalms and .. ~ 1.1"""" or accldrnts or ••• , llalln dcatll tlalms rued wlth the 8UTC3U we en prenksler~ lor tho wcrk end of Workmen a Con wnsalipn ••d lhot only one cc~rt ease was The r ..ct n~mllltr as o! Sept no rcror led lor Sallfday evening 1957 was 10 Voting told The one court e~~e mvoiVfd !be Governor. The Ioiii mnnber or !lam Bow.. of M~ldlcpl)rl ~ 0 nJUIY ca&Os pvor lbl& forty rtYc lme<l $$ ~nd cosls on charg., l'eat period wa8 II 9511 '1110 Tbc of lnloxlcatlori lolal number of ~catb ~lalms lor r:ported, the ume peflod Wll 43 820 ac cording to Young TO II AT CHURS!'I Tbe total o~mber of claims I led The Elccllon J,l~Y Djl.er will lor the mquth ol September Ia a be served at the RJclnq !{ethodlal decrease ol alx tenth~ pcrcoat I hurtb Nov ft and will lnclade over the same month In 11100 and bam vegetables, Balad bot rolla Is an lnercaoe oil 9% In the num pte and coTfeo Membero of the her of claims flied over Sept 1905 ~ommittec arc MN B M Pickens MI'B Homer Jaceud and lllrs How ard Mllee 10 11 •• the Grant sc wl ere the S1 ngucs lliV'C P'fAPnSident says Co-UDJS• f In -hool Posts Trick Or Treat 1 Night P;oclaimed For Middleport 3231 ••t ooz:8to w" Freezing Temps Hit Thru Ohio Dnrigg 1'eekeq~ Winter aca't a lrps(y title lu dUdng the w•ekcnd JaMw rturrles wbfc\ d the eaal ~rn shor£s Sunday du1119 d to a root pt In the Cleva Most thor !!' hfnre~ In Cl vclanrt wore clear~d )w lo~ay /. tnt son side streets s II wore ol ppory In SJH!I> 1~e llvrril'• n•lrd early to l• and skies wrro <XPf'~lcd to clear OV"'' most n( the stale Ttof'! "rnlh " nD f:ho 1:' I h "tntor of a rold olr Pnrt hi h pm •urq\ mov ng e"l n! Ohln Tbr ve~ hi-+IJlAI\ !lid ih • wovld hr nr , rrt\Jrn of IOUthcrly w nds and 'flAil'" today and on Deadline Nears IFilr Absent.." e 8auot Requests emergency s (Uad to revtve the strl k c I wu •n prove In '"' n 1 M" M•I fur I ' ne I her or I he ~burch of Cht tst I• chr"t ott u• on "" procedcl 1 d"th tv 1 '"ter MrK IA!ul•e !lentner who ucc tmood lost work Mrs Mu lord hud been a pat •nt I• !leis ~O~UMBUS VI Sccrctarv of General llosptlalnnttl sun lay "d State hd w Rrow I w.rnr I to loy was rcllovod to II e home or he hat tbe dr diu r for appllra ton oun for abs1n re ballots h r•vlllan and •hsahlcd volers Is Thursday Sh< was d 1ate Joh• an Anlcrtca Daniela at f P "' He 8atd the oxecuted forms ond 1 llallcy ballota mu•l be returned to the sury 1vmg arc her husbanll o cou~ty election board clerk bi N Mulford two sons John of noon Fr.day Nov I Cllesblrc Rl : and 1\JY o( N~ll Browp !Bid absentee ballots for Haven two dau~hters llr$ Carl members of the armed forees may (VIr~IDiaJ Carpenter of Chcstet'blll be accented lr pcotmarked or ro and illrs Earl (Wilma) Wlnes1 eo. cclvcd by noon SaiOrday Nov 2 lumbus 1'hcre arc also e~ghl grand The billots he slid must be ro ch ldrcn. cclved by tbc e cellon board clerk by neon eleclloQ day Nov I Also 5UfV1Ying are a •lst<r Mrs Dcu ah Ttplon of Sl qa rsvdlc two brelher8 Jomcs ij'allcy or MARIIAGI LIC&NSI A marr aJc license hat~ been s- Chcsh ro and John Halley of tbc ued here lo Lindy Joe Schoon City or Zancaville over 2'1 Rutland and ~cnny Max Funeral scrvi<cs wtll be held n~ Nobles 17 Middleport Wcdnoa<la1 at 1 p m from th 'ENIORS SPONSOR DINNER i!Jbe•hlr~ ~lilt Church w th lh • I!P.v '() !f.. Cart and I!P.v Ed1so~ :f~Ckcts arc now on sstc ror lh~ -w..vcr olfktat ng Burial wUI b Pomeroy Senior qa" Spaghc II n tbc Gravel Hill comelcry Dinl)cr which will be I!CfVcd Wed neaday Oct 30 PI'O<cl!ds will go Fr ends may call at Ute jUtwl .llrs Ada Slaci Syraruse lowlrd tho Claos trip In the St rmg fng• Uoat• Funeral Hu nc h M~ cclv<d woid SUnday evening or 19011 dlcporl ber brothe~ Roy Blake away lit a hospital m New Cum W Va that afternoon about 65 Wll a lor of Meigs County hav at Joppa Sf.'rvicts Will ~ held m New Cumberland Wcdm>sday Oct ' Roy Blake, 65 Former Joppa Resident Dies 30th He Is survlrcd by his w lc Ed na two sons ~launcc and 1\Jipb 1 step &on Marlon Chancy and SCY :ll'al grand ehildren all of New Cumberland Beven brolhcrs Ern st of New Cumberland Ola of Summerville W Va Austin of Gcolvtlle Wmlred of Tuppers Plains Delbert nl Hockingport 'ldward of Lotlrldge Elmer "fill~ and one sl!ter Mrs s,~t or Syracuse 'llli1pamnt. Mr and Mrs B!M, precedod him In death ,;;,·':.~'-----,---+- MUTING I!Oosters S<hool at 8 pm All other intereflod urged to allend. IMERGI!ICY C4LL The Pomeroy emergency wen! lp tht '""tan.. of \rm~ llarr~onv1lle RD enrlv on llonday morning when he surfer "d a severe pain from R forencr 10rlou• Redden! A physician w•• o,Ued oceumd al Trllniq Wll. bavc In �, ,I , ,. 1 . ~ I I 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1957 have signs mar~ing the way. Mrs. Alvin Stuber of Leiksic. Daily Sentinel Daybook will be the speaker. She will shr,w Pictures of her World Tour when she represented Ohio in the conference of the Associated Country Women of the World, in Ceylon· Meigs Co Farm Bureau Women's fo~t's Corne~ TealsNov.l birth or 0 six pound five ounee daughter, Debra Kay, at ~lelgs SPECIA~ SEifVICE HELD Spedal wotshtp !lerviC'es were ary, Pom eroy , IJy lhe Rev. C. R Konkrlght, pastor of lleath Motho· d"t Church, Middleport. His daugh ter, Mrs John l.octtwood, Bowersville, accampanied him to ,tht s,er- No word§ coUld ever quite !lpinlntt vices and sang fwo solot with The wonder of your faee. Chrtsline Coals ns pianisL But every time I look at you J feel a warm embrace. RUMMAGE SALE PROFITS Mrs. Everott Davis, challm'an or And so I aet about to write the rummage !!ale held thiA pllsl What happens tb my heart week by the McKay-Miller Circle When I behold the glory of of the W.S C.S o! Heath AlethO· Such priceless work or art dist Church, has announced. a Pro· fit or over $100 lor the Iwo d.lys. Priceless, I say, becau"l your fare She wishes to thank everyone who 11 lined with te!lller bll81. assisted With the project And wllen you smile, It's just as though ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED I feel a magic kiss Mr. ond Mrs. William R. Mu"" Your sweet expression is aglow are announcing the birth of a 7 lb 4 oz. daughter, Ruth Ann, il Ilqlzer Wit~ fi6pe In thhi&~ to he. Hospital Tnursday mt. z4. And It lmplonts a golden folth Grandparents arc Carl ruUen.;, , Within tfie heart of me. FIJllwoodJ afid Mt. and ~Jts. \fll· liom , Musser, At~eftS load; lfrs. Yo~r sll~htest glance is likened to El12abelh Young. ftpehlll!le~, ~1.: ~oft wav'' upon a ohore. Mr;. Lena Plckena, lol,sOii, W, Va. Mold~~ my emotions rise and Will Musser o/ ftOII!lVJiie are Rilht up to heaven's door. great grandparents alid ifis AI· I! • And so I write this verse for yon mira Mwser, Athens great great giandmothe1. It Is a true confl!sslon 0! how I !eel eac~ time I aee • Your wondrous sweet expression, GARDIN CLUI Mil rlflO -Columbuo 1. Bryont The Wildwood Garde~ c!Qb will meet Wednesday evening Iii \he OES DINNCR home or Mrs. Lawrence Roae wtth The Past Matrons of Pomeroy Mrs. Milton Houdashelt 11 oo·ho,tChapt!r 186, OES, will ~ntertaln css. tbe Pa!lt Matrons of Evangeline Chapter, Middleport. wllh a dmNEW ARRIVAL ner at the Malonic Temple Tues· 1 Mr and MrB. Kenneth Ha!J!y day at 6:30 p. m. Doris Liter> are announcing th11 ~ Pomeroy High School PHONE 388-Y AUI,)ITORIUM EAST MAIN ST•.:.. P'o~-ROY, OHIO 7:30 P.M. Tomorrow Topic Of ...,.,.,.. Interest 13. Foot covering u . Nattonal uague champs " · Knave of clubs (loo) Inr aets 11. TYP< · lt. Side by aide JI. Exist 23. Vtnomoue snake IImtl 24. DecJ·ee 27. Samarium (IYntl 28. Queen ·vtctorla'o !I)!• 1 ond your frltndo 111 <otlllally lovllt<l to , ~!,or t1111 btou• tlfully llluotrttod Locture on A"ronO!ny and l)j• .!lilt, You will thrill 01 Mr. Lttch tak11 you .. 1 Cot01tlof T1UI. A" 1.. J ap\rlnt Loctull you will ..., fortttl I You I .._ 1..... - • - I • - - - - •• - - - -' ~Ait WIIK The iWJih $C~ool .... pacUll ' illllli Cqinf ell' b' an~ jet a chOice •r:oor a, llfillliil ' ' Itt lill\ifi I 'rho 1958 Chevrolet wUI be longet, came 38. Wild oheep tAo\aJ · 39. Envo!opea of fruita 40. Straight (colloq.) 41. Derrade AXYDI,BAAXR. wort It: lo LONOFILLOW' One letter Jlmply atandf for anothar. In thl.l 141'11ple A. Ia '!"II 'for tho three lla, l( tor the lwo 6•o, etc, si(lrte !etten,, • trophel, tho lenrth and formation ef the wora lrf au lilati. Eaeh day the code lettert are dlflorenl · A OI'JPIIrrw lfnoial!o~ OQJF kQCFWJ itPUJVL IICJI' WXYJ FZ R Z B J, 'P X U J CUM PZ JJ •p B N 1 -UJGVJM Yeoterday's Cryptoquot.: PAINS OF LOVZ Bill SW!Iii!:TER Jl' AR THAN ALL OTHJ;R P~EASURI!lS ARIII - DRYDEN, ~lltributfd by Klato: Fo1.tul'tl Byndka~e ·wll r-Gu"NSHoO"Tillil)'--?~~==. W<'re won Sunday ol the monthly shoot lut the Isaak Walton form These shoots, whieh are open to the pubUc, nrc ne;.:. on t11e fourlh Sunday of euch month under the sponsorship o! the lsnac Walton League. Doth 11111 turJct• and trap shooting are URCd The next shoot WHH 9·•• Bob m•~ ..·show 10;\Q 1~e Ca !cltf;l'Jti~ .::., 10:30 'FII'e N~ir ;.dn....... :. ot, Jljorthl KjM : ll:OO N~wsiJ~~Ihltt> t-l ' · 11: ~0 Weathoruat 11:15 Nrtewa!c~ · • · .12:30 S~i!' orr 8:00 8:45 9·00 9:00 9:56 10:00 10.30 11:30 12 00 J2·15 12·30 12 45 !.Oil 1.30 2 00 2 30 3·qo 3.30 4 00 4:15 4 30 5 00 H30 6.45 Captalrr Klln.aroo CBS News, 'Mornlilg Shbw CBS N~wa Morning State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich News at Noon Love of Life Search !or Tomorrow G•Jiding Llgbt Katie's Klteben As the World Tnrns Beat the clock Houseparl)l ~Ia Payoff . The Verillct Is Yours Brighter _Day Secret Storm Edge or Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Par~dc 6 55 Weatherman 7.00 Leove It 1'o Beaver '7·30 Robin Hood , 8.00 Burns and · Atle~ ' 8·30 Talent Scouts oJo Danny Th~mas 9:30 , DuPont Sp~etaculor 11:00 Up · to 1the-Minut~ News 11 :05 Scunnipg, the Weather 11 :10 Tho Late Show , · ,7>119 8:00 8:45 , 0:00 9:40 o:~ 10:00 10:3011:30 12:00 12:10 12:16 12:a1> 12:4,5 1:00 1:00 2:00 2:30 ~ :oo 3:30 4:00 4·13 4:00 5:00 6:30 6:43 6:M 7:00 7"30 • 8:00 9:00 9:30 . 10·00 10:30 The fine wiU IN:Iude two models of gre't tlistilictJdn. ). DeWily new luxury ~\ll'tnQ/e at yottr Chevrolet dealer's. ~~· )'!~ dan placo your order It will otle'r a radlealllew VB, so unUko present onsiJ!es that it evelt lookl dil· fereftt. ~iut il gotJ •ditlel'ently, toq. Chfvrolet·Firster: You·n·ti{~tfu!i pro!ty as a ~n 1 990 sr;ot Ott Your '$8 ' N•"' Katie's )\llllanac \ , , , \ , •., ' " r<tiW YORK UP Gree ~~~i~f~.~~~:l~~e~~r.:~jPututes,'' face<! o~tagalnat l!ltc ei · l'bMia MtaiSilil !lq\llre Gllt'<U~ ~ster, took a bcallni lp lhc '1\1 !r!etn~.od~~~.~~e:;: !r:~-:,: p(lr\ant, Ill sponsor. . ' . ''I'll tell YOU whe\ .OUf IPI\~80~ sold wtwn be oaw ·our ratlliga, sal~ Mildred Freed Alber&, m•· utwe pro~uccr o! the NB~ · TIT S<ries Ihat tnrned ont · "Gre&n Pa~t•res." "l~e aald' he'd Irather have ha~ our shate bf the .audl· •••e and l~ft !hem ha6\IY "than to hate ·had Milre · Todd'i ond lett Pharmacy, I people unhappy" Todd lcll!llld Polllul'ft "Green l'fatures,l' ohe of the "Hillmar'kt: mie. slatJid !or vle.w seieon received c,ood · to · excellent . notlcas !rJ)m most of TV crlties. How~ver, IJIOSt telO. vleweli )didn't see lt·tbe Bunc:"' . Trcndex box seore gave It a 12.9 '1 rating 1o Mike todd's sd.on CBS ewino C.lub In Todd's porly WO! slated at ill ~ ~· es.<:ny tHe same Umo. as "Past· Meet ures." : f' . . "I think two kinds o! people 1'}1e l~J Bun~h ~wll)i Club witched 'the Todd pariy." contln, the ' n\e! Satur<liy 'niflht at the home ued Mrs. Alb<r( "There . II"'"' WBS ~~~.s. H. E. ~ush for lhclr Hoi· the knowledgeable onel who •kn6w l~"'t~~ ~~v;~·y Mills, . president, ~alit would be llth,hd wal<fied ~ In cha~e or the oliullness JUst bocau~e they .kke" It -was gonie~ing and ' thl! club's ,..w -pr<> in~ to boa elam~· e. And thete Jec~ is geltiJlB a toueh Jof the W~>re the othon 'lbo ~·tc~e~ B•· Oilldren's Hhme'. Ahyont'whb has cluse they tboug~ they d se• ,conch .wbicb th~y \VUI do. st~~s, glo~our. , • , · for'hie Hoft\e· mty ~an U204Y I I do th!~k n! kin~ ,or sfd !hit b6 ijeU•ered', ·~ many ~eopll! could~ t re 1st tho also dl$clljlltd fqr TiJdcl. P"ty. And It W8! • !home C~i~;t,ila! part1. 'rtie ho!less t~at so miny ...people miiSed cider and ,COl· "Green Pastures, ~ut In 1 way ·>)~~~~;'i~". l: !~~ Ituford East, ih• contrast bet\1/~en lhe two < and these members, Mr~ Mllls., shows was kind of J'OOd lor usMfa. P~ l&itch, Mro, Carl Mal· so msny reviews emphased the lex, Mrs. 1)riu :l!lllttbi 1oi!J!, WU• contrn!,t ~en. Ill~ ~o. Jr. a~d Uam Robson, Mli. 'N!IU ,J1.tiliina; •Ana ~ tile eiiti. It bas turned Middle- Mn . •William Reynotf,· fir& Jl:i 1!111 t~ our aponllOl ,.., ~lqtl of BradbUl"/, Mrs. L, Hughes, Mrs Kenneth ~·· sm.;!. lie ,pllyod. to a Stntl(~r l\n]lpSO·n· ;~nd daUJ~Ier, Ann, Mrs. George Hockett ljif., . ~ 'auilleileOs .M~re1 !itt !le' also gol end' the llosteu. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. fi. ll. !J!s l'l'ld•<t ijsoc[ated llllb . th~ •., ._....,......,...::.·--....,..Miller. • 'bi:!\ a!!d that'• what he wanb; . Mrs. ,All!M<f,. ~ho has ~d 13· aoelotea ltith snc'h" nr. prod•c· . oil Y OtUrdQII , --"- "h' S10m81hP . sH . tove of Llf~.. · :.; leta, I ,.,, · .., ' ~ , :~ .• 111 ' ~..._.·;. • t:Xeril dt '-' Ql!jql· .. ld 1" . Rant.l<ll Party I e 'i'lle lExeJiljllar Chapter ol,.!!eta Sigma Phi ....-orlty had l ll~lt; lveen 01\ttumo party at !he honre, of " '' and '·Mis.Ynoger Morton '!l~t­ · se~h *'>Toillo~w ~.i'· Glildlng. Qifi~ . ',. 1 Katie's ~te~~ · l' ' Aa th~ World 'l'uini Beat tile ~1qa · Houstpllty ' ' Big ~·rotf . . !< The.Vel'<l~tt.r•. ~our• !!righter DJii' . Secret Stclm ' E~ge ot.Nisht · The Early Show , Your Esso Beporter · Sjorts Pafade Weatherman Psraoe of Stars , Telephone T!li,le. ' ' Bit.•Ten -:l!llblll•ll• To Tell The Trull{, ,1 Red Skel!J)ii ' ,. l .< $64.000 Que!llon . Mama · · · •. I' l!:ob Up-to·tbe-mlaut~ News 111:05 Scannlne the weatber • 11 :10 The Ute s~ow ;. Jt .. I ,, '51 ~llevrof.,f, Olive llllfahall • Liberty Chapter '* t - • 1', ' ~ f , '1'1H~S r~~~~:.-bin.• . H•llowetftMOsquem~e HJid ia'i Cllpitilat Varietlll '•' Cradlt of Llhertf Chapter, ~y. Michelle, anba lalurd~r •." 1 .. "lola b0th" Clllldren of the American Revo- &Iaine Hackett, Bel.Y unnlngbom, North,.eoltrn at Ohio stato; tlono aa Ham eL ' c luUon had a Ilall..een ~Uer· Di!bby eonopy Naney Yott: ~>anna Caae Tech at Ohio Wesleyan g~~~~~=~~~~~~~~ and "Cradi., 90111,". w eet •th' · ~do artyFrld»" · nielJiis!e~ ·htiile Deaa enl f>e,;,nt Wlbtr 'llatll)'JI John Carn11 at Weawn -..-"'-1 ilrama u In ~ett~ 1!d,!J\a~e 0 ~ bf 1fr. and 14''· 1. .t, Davia ~tjl Swan. Frances Gu!Ieii,' ll'orrett Atbllnd at Edinboro Sl,ate, Pa. ~ r1ght now. •• • .. thetr dauJhte.,, Cllamllt, D 11, lii•Cbtel, Dellbr brls~ Jliily Blu!lwn at Manchet"!",ilnd had , Kems, Ill' ,.:rt Mtillll at Bowlh!&; 1 LAUMI1 t~ !ow goOd pi!Y• lire belnq dd te ql llllt ln char&• ~i t6e or lSI. , "'o .n" t~:' aiNI •' · ' l'V right~.,. ... &he aal~~'il 11,'~ 1be mecll.nl 'f.it~ IH 's.iiuie 'to ' . Ul f ~ ! 1\ "'! ~ . : people ale tired olloo ...ut tl , , e , thO F~& ond the bul\qeu ' second tlas~ atufr the1 oee '1111i~ 111eetll)& "" P9•t ,.Pili t~e )All ., ~ DRY ' ~~NG of th! )lme. .. Np~ellib<r meellftl 'I e hoine of ,.., . • f":" · , \.Itt llr~ r:,•JI!+. : Nell~ Bradford · co~tnmllS UP . ....State lllt!h: baek and a•ied 'EmiwDer to de· "Bnt I Clift'! bell vc ·t~e 4ram~ The JNiriY ..~. held In 'be. reere· Stbooj A:t~lltl~ Cpmmitoloner li.: clar~ the ga•e a lti I• tie. io dying off In TV eyw_ •.ug., atlon room of tu bavil home w Eln'!wiiet tal~ he woilla r~~ : .. so rilhny live .drama ~h.ow~ "" wllieh was deeoratocl with the &a- 1 decision to!lir to 1 prot:ell u\iit After Ih,o. tamt' l!langhter. liar Plek Up DeUve1· .. dlsa~pearln~ I tbtnk rlght.now tb"; dillonal Halloween symbols and 1 time ~loek eave ~aulllon ·~ olllon Coa<:h Lee 'l'reS¥11 and Ret . . . . ~f,·l ' ol- ~ttractlon ol the bandwpgo~ eolpn. <Ktra p>l~ of pl~hg Lime to eree stan ~cllodl. ~ · a >ill 11 Is wortlnl against the dralna. O,· Cottume P,!De prlzea were B«ll'e a 2iJ.14 Wln oytt tOII'flil-eft minute d)fcuulon, ~ed tho her types or shows like wcnerns awara,d to Frinees GJillett, wanen Hardin' rr1aay ntcftt. . cloek b~t. to let if liin llli'ough have become the vogue and ey~y Elilne and Ohulene Da~il, Karl l'lmswller retelvcd the ptvte•t tWe laol !our mlnutef tl!llll noi'i!IJI Coli 6110;1,., ,.,. . ' body Is hoppmg on that ;;a~on. and Kirk lleclt, Neda a.,atord, by phone Saturday morning from I! "::~· =h •: N. 2IICI A~. _ . . , . .. "But I don't thin~~ tr ..~•mt Jndy Korns, Jl'orreit Blic~te~ Marl· Harding looibatl eoaeb Gene ( an 0 0 ' lin Swan, Ann MtClintook, Debra Slaughter, can be kept down• "1". ".!f!.::.,:::.::!..=.!~:.....-....,-:.!=__...,;___,___ moat drama ahows lee eotnpelled Grueoer, Debby Collopy and The Hsrdlns pjiot uld t)e.,lll'<! to take popunlar thing• NJ4. put Elaln~ Ha~kett. board cloek. de<llred otnela.l for tbem on and let It go :\~rt. Tblrty·lJVe boys aod &lrll were the lilt,,., In error by one mfnOur ailll " to tJke goo ngs Pl'eltnt for the parly and refresh· ute, when tile numeral oue •i> and make them .populer(. TV fncnja were served liy Mn. Davit pdared lor thi: oetOnd Ume, glv· For the remamder 0 tH , I assl8t~~ by her daughters. Gueatt Ina Massillon one minute ond 5~ Jeoson, Mr~. Alber~, Is w p~ ~~ ot Chopler membiro wtre Karen econcb. up ·~~h thmgs as ,On Bp f.. - . . · He uld the deciding tnuehdown TRim\.• '~Tlth ti.dth ~r,~:.':~d c.!~~; SaiiSbAJftl was made alter J!le eloct •Iippe~ a ns, "We ,. ' . •, Br,~k~:ink our ratidg will be IOl·j .HGIIo~een Party ld 11 we don't get anolhll!' ·Mike ld f "'d · 'tJI. To~d agalnit us," she •aid wist· e fl I I: h :.. !.ld J llllly "In . fact, I kind o( harbor Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark and IDS one · dteam . It's , dalnl, ·f>l)ak~ Mrs. Jack ··R9bola were jud~ l i . , , ' , . opeare on TV one evenmg ~nd !or the cost~mOJ Jl tbe !Ullo1Jten coming up with a . "Pete~ hn' party sponaored by t11e Solisbury , rating." , ' PTA et the ocllool Fr""'y . evenin~. HESPERIA, calif. UP ' _ Fo~ !'rUts wereawirtlfd lor the Ill'"' mer Npllonil .u.i'iel!f champloq anna ~"'hite tUest, ugliest, and moat original Billy Muwell of oae.... . """'· ,_ lf ln t~ree grouP> Wl~nlnr pri"" turne~ his slgbll . 011 tlie l20,0110 ·r in tbe pre-sc:~l age through the Son Diegq o,ep ~~ ~W atJJi. serveS 4th gardo were Madolyn Wadde!l, binll top morley In !llell$,0110 Hes13th thd · Donna Richards. a~d Myrna Sear- plera Open In • dr~ lalt min· 1r ' les. Grade !lve tllrough tll'ade 8 ute duel /.iitb velfltil Dow Fiil· The 13th birthday , of Texan~a winners were 'Linda Jeffers, Keith sterwald. White was celebrated SoturdAY Whaley, and SU88nna Arnold and ~axwell waUI."'d a <Oqlforllblo evening at the home of ~er par· !or adults were George W~ene•, slx--~t!Yke JNrjlni ~wPijlle away • • • INSTAl.!. YOUIII OWN Ml~ Mr. and Mrs. Chari~ White. Amos LeLonsrd and llts. Ullian sunllly Ia Jie ~~ IW' IInt over· 1 '· PI.UII AND ·8AYI. MANY 1 DallclD( and charades 'were en· Smith-:" par rqund of the tourney on the IUN. . tD OHDNii ..... fl•~lr IUtli Joyed dti!ltli the party, A tare walk was held during opening pllie while FlnJtei'wald Mn, Whit~ oerved refreshments the evening with Mra. Opha O!lu!t wao tu~n1111 : In a tfeO:.,.der'!lai ...0.. lloil>ioolliiWI!o~ Jiiti<ll~ to ,Marl' Carol 'Swanaon, Sondra winninr lbe cake. A- ~ake aiso was 33. ~ut ~~ rt ·ed on the , 1m r'VRIIIIVI W'.llllftl LV\A A H7>ell, Hel!D TaYlor, "'Xarilyn won by Mn. Harlh Stiloaker In h<Jme ·ilretell · to by two sw.rt and ~ lllo1fu. l,llilble ·a ·g•aing conte~. strokes w\t~ a tv'lfl..,•7t275 that Yell'l .of Co1tlauou Servke <\0 .tltend .th6 parjy we,. Coi!Mn Jl~rlng th! evon g Robert Mor- was worth $2.!100· fmoterwald wn!Oh, Xtrell Gl't!iK a~,il' rls, Jr., gave a on the nve turned in , a <lS-08-'I!i-118-277 lor PROMs·I ! - 4il PODIOY Lowery. mit! operalmg l•vy. $1~. ·' ' ·.--.. · • ' - . .. - . Ths~c~el:p~~~:nbr.!~t:1 ~o=;~~d J~~~~ ~!.r::t;:r.idc~t OOehlna r3 ' Dec '' K~! ~. 0 •1 MassJ ~·' .,, u'It'.Y/Cioc'" Cac:\lii '·t · H.Game EXNlJ'led Today SUYI.CE ., • ewe •· aoo an• HOM! ' :. , UUNDitf..CO•. r. ! n . h . axwe· s· ades I F. fTA H T"'x' Ob M. or N t'. :..:.. • In ' nespltra.f.':'r' \iiah , 'I erwlU, He B' OY · ,,.. ,,,..,.... I till 111i#v CQMP' ANY « ., . ., ' ,; ~: ' •;J.~, ~ ' ~ The rccr.-atlou rpom was decor· in keepin~ with the Hallo a~ed ween ~niOft till~ ~a-mt!i were plAY· ·1 wlih Cilstumo pl'itei won by Ws, Robert Coals, ~!test; ~Irs d~c,>rnl'!'l' <:obkle8,j Morgln, mll!t orJ,!Dal; Ral,ph Wei· kef, ~ard ost to ldcritlfy: · Refreshments were served · by llrs. Welker ana Mrs, Eu 1laer, sociijl"COillll'illee .. Guests were .Jg~ Meeker, Chorleoton; Mr. , nd Mrs, James ,CUrit. elnclilm!i. l!emhm were Mr.- and Ml'l!. ntomas Ruo, Mr. •nd Mrs. William "\kjh1, M~. and Mrs. g4 Babr, l.lr. aM Mf.~ C. R. Kl\lT Jr,, llr. _,n~ Mrs. ~11 WclkM, kr. and J.fts, Jt1rl kft'ut-' ter,. !,!r. lind ~Ia. liob¢ ~~M b~. ,.an~ !.ln. Sellin Bl~. Mr. and lofi1. William Hops!~t\er, ' ' ,• . * • ~ • .! '• ' I -4 • I· ',, I •• ~or~' M~· H~re 1T:o Stay In ... . Cllannei1S,1 'ue.doy 9:44 Sl\lN ON 9:44 Sign 01 · 9:43 MORNING MOVIE t:4G Morning Movte 11.00 ADV~NTURES IN LEAflN II :00 Advontare's In Learilln1 ll'lG . 11:00 Nel&ftlioro ' 12:011 Noon '. NoW. ~~ Nl'.J<;IJ»ons 1~ : 15 Cortooil ClUb 12:~ NOON ~WS 12:30 Uliotac6' 12:05 CARTOOI'/ CLUB , 1:00 Grete~on Wade SHow 12:30 LI!l~Ri\()E ' .' !:QO GRETCHEN WADE SHOW 1:30 Mivie·lbtlnee 3:00 'Ametlcan B~tld, ', 1:30 MOVIE MATINEE 3:00 AMI')IUCAN BANDSTAND 4:30 ·~Yob• 'l'IJIIt .Yollf Wile 4:30 CARTOON CLUB . BJOO Sir.- J4lttoJot , &:3!1 !llcuy it:Oiiae ciub , S:QO SUPERMAN · 6:00 Ca~n Ch!~ 5:30 J,JJC~EY MQUSE CLUB 6:25 . five Stir Flnal . t:t)o HA!it'iOJI CAMMAND 6:4,5 !lews •.• ' 7:~ AMEIIiCAN . !I~STAND 7:00 Gr•~ Ill t.tio GuY MITCHELL SNoW -ff IAm~~nca-Now u, :,'~ I . urday =t.J:V&tsrom ~:: ~~:· -~· • • ' f I' ·, ,,1 ·, ' 9:0.0 ari.Mfl'W 9:00 LAWRENCE WELK'S TOP 8:30 ··Te ,Pl!oiiti,.Tbile . . ~ . , :rUNes AND ·NEW TAi.JINT 10:00 WNt~lll.t . , ,- • 10:®· I LED THREE UVlilS IOJ30 ~•Ian, nio~. forilp t'.e'on 11:00 NEWS 11:00 Newo ,' ll:lp 'l11~'1'ER.JS I 11:13 'l'jle,~t ia . 12>30 SIGN OFI' 12:30 Slp•,o!f ' ,. brlllS a new dovel6pnlent In Puli t , WHTN~TV Chonnel ---· ...___ ......__ 12:10 p.m. ----------1~-Mondoy Channel lower and wider and will Introduce a spcciacuinr new lype of slylina. it will .. Si(IJI On Captain Kaillldoil CBS Newa ¥ornlftl $1iow CBS NeWi Momirig stale Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It ,llltb . News at l'lo'oli M~ias County News Coil suspensioli and tbc first Rial air ride in its field. now. ~ '' , j:SO NaHOng COle Q:OO l!ld<IJ. . ' Ali•w , 1:00 r.feit • · •· · fOkl~. ) 37. Gambling DAILl' CRYPTOQUOTE -Jtere'e how to You11 find · 3G. Town Come In now for a peek · at the '58 Chevroletl simply stroll Into yollr Chevrolet dealer's and ask to sec his preview boOklet. Here'! a hint of some of the thinp in store for you: .. 1' • 7:btl Blf ~~·- lil«<tfubt.' .,._ Ytu ____ 33. Lolt~r ~~~==========~==~~====~~~====:d~w~l~ll-~he~N_o_v_._~_.________ ARE TELLING ·---------- Hi NBC ar~jj'i :, . llOWN and Save T~e$~ciy. ; Chantte1311 6:45 Sig~ 0~ ' 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper ]llom 9:30 Trouble Wllh Father 1 10:00 Arlene Frane!• Show, 10:30 Treosure Hunt U :OO The Prl~e II JU&ht • 11:30 Truth or ConJI"!Uoncu 12:00 Tie Tae !lOO;l .l • 12:30 It Could Be You 1:00 Mid-Day News 1:13 Movletlme 2:30 Bride and Groom 3itio MaUnee Tbealf; 4:00 Queen for a· Day 4:4Ii Mqdern J!Cll"ailces 3,00 Comedy TlmtJ 5:30 Sr.inach Plaioliiiuse q:l~ §POr!J 8Ye v 6:25 Weathefeast 6:30 N~l\'8 J!eture • ') tyP< 33, Pierced, u tloh 1. Jl'oretetll Make l'oaar Seledfo*ts EArly e Are Other Worlds Inhabited? e What About the Earth Satellite? e Will Men Reach the Moon and Other World•? e How Big Is Our Amazing Universe? e What Do Giant Telescopes Reveal? Channei3-Monday 6·45 Sign On 7.00 Today 9·00 Romper Room 9.30 Trouble With Father •• • 'I' • , " ' ,A_rlene Franels Show 10:30 Treasure illunt ll ·OO The Price Is Right 11:30 Truth or Con>quences Z. Granad&'l 20. Sun 12 QO Tic Tac Dough palie• god 12:30 1t Could Be · You S. Chamber 21, Head· 4. Open (poet.) ache ' Mid-Day News 5. Northeast appll· !!ovtetlme (abbr,) catqr1 2.30 Bride aod Groo111 8. Blptlied 22. Htspld 3·00 ·Matinee Theatre 1. Depart (bot.) • D 4i00 Queen f or 8, young eel 25. ~t a ay 9. Affirm ' ~ 4:43 Modern Romaoces 10. Headt&nd 28. Four G:OO Comedy Time u. Fish (Rom,) 5:30 Spinaeb Playhouse 16. Salting to 29. Birds u 31. Brilliant 6·15 Sporn E)'e the a class dia~lay 6;23 Weatheresot wlnd30. City 1Ala.) 3~. Girl'a ·nlllll 6:30 News Pictll!'e ward 3t Lonr 3!, l!lllg}IJh or nail 6'45 NBC News· tavera 7·00 TBA . , 18. Wreath 33. Shinto S9.11ixelamlo tH.l.) temple~ 7 30 The prie.e ,If Jll&l!t Uon _ · 8:00 Reslleta Gun . 8·3G Tales or Wells Fargo 9 oo TWentY o'rte 9 so Goodyear Theater 10.00 Suspicion u·oo N~ws Jieadljlles ll :IO Wea!hercaet n :u Nltewatch 12:30 Sicn ou --WCHS-1V Chatt,.tll. 30. ¥an'o name 32./umblt4 USE OUR -----------"THE HEAVENS m!aaure 18 Smaller Pom•roy Olilo ·r ' WSA'l.-TV Chl~.~·l ' ·. ~ ,........,,.......,. 16. Relinquish. Now On Display LAY-AWAY PLAN! t Nobleman 1!1. Ax hand c TOYS - ACROS~ 1, Unsoiled Iii Ru" away and marly CHRISTMAS fUISDAY October 29 · MOORES • •AlLY , Roof. At The ' 'Green Pa8tur~' Took Low T...,ndex C~dle Of c, t 'f h, p ,~J , ... s· f' d ' . Dnaung,nut 1uuUcers tve- a IS ae ' the TELEVISION GUI'DE Antone Liter, Rullan~. llf(s: Haley Mlllhall at Xavier Sotun!oy N,ltht IS a former employee ol ihe Bnker Blldwln·Wallace at Youngetcwn Groecry store,. Da1ton at WicHita METHODIST MEN'S MeETING Waynesburg, Pa. at Fmdlay The Methodist Men's Association Mount Union -~_2Jeldelherg____ _ Will meet.Tuesday night at 7:30 at men or the church are urged to Heath Methodist Chnrch and all be present. - .. t' ·.• General Hospilal Thursday., ,Oet. 24. Grandpuents are Mr. and· Mrli Oh<rUn at Earlham, Ind. Leland Hal~;>y and Mr. and Mrs. Wooster at Wittenberg ,held Sunduy at the County lo!irm· YOUR SWEET EXPRESSION College Football " l"trl Wflrt•lt'T' Mott ,. :la1 In 'm j. office It IG • Tbe ¥asoll Co. f.H ~a Weu- ·P\1~ tzy· to ~~t · prennl ers will, meet tbls ctl1\1nC Satur- · . · ' .I • ' . *· til. il \'' . Blftlillltl ifitb hills and create our blessed blan· and I. .' ' ' !.' .' I. I I" �, ,I , ,. 1 . ~ I I 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1957 have signs mar~ing the way. Mrs. Alvin Stuber of Leiksic. Daily Sentinel Daybook will be the speaker. She will shr,w Pictures of her World Tour when she represented Ohio in the conference of the Associated Country Women of the World, in Ceylon· Meigs Co Farm Bureau Women's fo~t's Corne~ TealsNov.l birth or 0 six pound five ounee daughter, Debra Kay, at ~lelgs SPECIA~ SEifVICE HELD Spedal wotshtp !lerviC'es were ary, Pom eroy , IJy lhe Rev. C. R Konkrlght, pastor of lleath Motho· d"t Church, Middleport. His daugh ter, Mrs John l.octtwood, Bowersville, accampanied him to ,tht s,er- No word§ coUld ever quite !lpinlntt vices and sang fwo solot with The wonder of your faee. Chrtsline Coals ns pianisL But every time I look at you J feel a warm embrace. RUMMAGE SALE PROFITS Mrs. Everott Davis, challm'an or And so I aet about to write the rummage !!ale held thiA pllsl What happens tb my heart week by the McKay-Miller Circle When I behold the glory of of the W.S C.S o! Heath AlethO· Such priceless work or art dist Church, has announced. a Pro· fit or over $100 lor the Iwo d.lys. Priceless, I say, becau"l your fare She wishes to thank everyone who 11 lined with te!lller bll81. assisted With the project And wllen you smile, It's just as though ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED I feel a magic kiss Mr. ond Mrs. William R. Mu"" Your sweet expression is aglow are announcing the birth of a 7 lb 4 oz. daughter, Ruth Ann, il Ilqlzer Wit~ fi6pe In thhi&~ to he. Hospital Tnursday mt. z4. And It lmplonts a golden folth Grandparents arc Carl ruUen.;, , Within tfie heart of me. FIJllwoodJ afid Mt. and ~Jts. \fll· liom , Musser, At~eftS load; lfrs. Yo~r sll~htest glance is likened to El12abelh Young. ftpehlll!le~, ~1.: ~oft wav'' upon a ohore. Mr;. Lena Plckena, lol,sOii, W, Va. Mold~~ my emotions rise and Will Musser o/ ftOII!lVJiie are Rilht up to heaven's door. great grandparents alid ifis AI· I! • And so I write this verse for yon mira Mwser, Athens great great giandmothe1. It Is a true confl!sslon 0! how I !eel eac~ time I aee • Your wondrous sweet expression, GARDIN CLUI Mil rlflO -Columbuo 1. Bryont The Wildwood Garde~ c!Qb will meet Wednesday evening Iii \he OES DINNCR home or Mrs. Lawrence Roae wtth The Past Matrons of Pomeroy Mrs. Milton Houdashelt 11 oo·ho,tChapt!r 186, OES, will ~ntertaln css. tbe Pa!lt Matrons of Evangeline Chapter, Middleport. wllh a dmNEW ARRIVAL ner at the Malonic Temple Tues· 1 Mr and MrB. Kenneth Ha!J!y day at 6:30 p. m. Doris Liter> are announcing th11 ~ Pomeroy High School PHONE 388-Y AUI,)ITORIUM EAST MAIN ST•.:.. P'o~-ROY, OHIO 7:30 P.M. Tomorrow Topic Of ...,.,.,.. Interest 13. Foot covering u . Nattonal uague champs " · Knave of clubs (loo) Inr aets 11. TYP< · lt. Side by aide JI. Exist 23. Vtnomoue snake IImtl 24. DecJ·ee 27. Samarium (IYntl 28. Queen ·vtctorla'o !I)!• 1 ond your frltndo 111 <otlllally lovllt<l to , ~!,or t1111 btou• tlfully llluotrttod Locture on A"ronO!ny and l)j• .!lilt, You will thrill 01 Mr. Lttch tak11 you .. 1 Cot01tlof T1UI. A" 1.. J ap\rlnt Loctull you will ..., fortttl I You I .._ 1..... - • - I • - - - - •• - - - -' ~Ait WIIK The iWJih $C~ool .... pacUll ' illllli Cqinf ell' b' an~ jet a chOice •r:oor a, llfillliil ' ' Itt lill\ifi I 'rho 1958 Chevrolet wUI be longet, came 38. Wild oheep tAo\aJ · 39. Envo!opea of fruita 40. Straight (colloq.) 41. Derrade AXYDI,BAAXR. wort It: lo LONOFILLOW' One letter Jlmply atandf for anothar. In thl.l 141'11ple A. Ia '!"II 'for tho three lla, l( tor the lwo 6•o, etc, si(lrte !etten,, • trophel, tho lenrth and formation ef the wora lrf au lilati. Eaeh day the code lettert are dlflorenl · A OI'JPIIrrw lfnoial!o~ OQJF kQCFWJ itPUJVL IICJI' WXYJ FZ R Z B J, 'P X U J CUM PZ JJ •p B N 1 -UJGVJM Yeoterday's Cryptoquot.: PAINS OF LOVZ Bill SW!Iii!:TER Jl' AR THAN ALL OTHJ;R P~EASURI!lS ARIII - DRYDEN, ~lltributfd by Klato: Fo1.tul'tl Byndka~e ·wll r-Gu"NSHoO"Tillil)'--?~~==. W<'re won Sunday ol the monthly shoot lut the Isaak Walton form These shoots, whieh are open to the pubUc, nrc ne;.:. on t11e fourlh Sunday of euch month under the sponsorship o! the lsnac Walton League. Doth 11111 turJct• and trap shooting are URCd The next shoot WHH 9·•• Bob m•~ ..·show 10;\Q 1~e Ca !cltf;l'Jti~ .::., 10:30 'FII'e N~ir ;.dn....... :. ot, Jljorthl KjM : ll:OO N~wsiJ~~Ihltt> t-l ' · 11: ~0 Weathoruat 11:15 Nrtewa!c~ · • · .12:30 S~i!' orr 8:00 8:45 9·00 9:00 9:56 10:00 10.30 11:30 12 00 J2·15 12·30 12 45 !.Oil 1.30 2 00 2 30 3·qo 3.30 4 00 4:15 4 30 5 00 H30 6.45 Captalrr Klln.aroo CBS News, 'Mornlilg Shbw CBS N~wa Morning State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich News at Noon Love of Life Search !or Tomorrow G•Jiding Llgbt Katie's Klteben As the World Tnrns Beat the clock Houseparl)l ~Ia Payoff . The Verillct Is Yours Brighter _Day Secret Storm Edge or Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Par~dc 6 55 Weatherman 7.00 Leove It 1'o Beaver '7·30 Robin Hood , 8.00 Burns and · Atle~ ' 8·30 Talent Scouts oJo Danny Th~mas 9:30 , DuPont Sp~etaculor 11:00 Up · to 1the-Minut~ News 11 :05 Scunnipg, the Weather 11 :10 Tho Late Show , · ,7>119 8:00 8:45 , 0:00 9:40 o:~ 10:00 10:3011:30 12:00 12:10 12:16 12:a1> 12:4,5 1:00 1:00 2:00 2:30 ~ :oo 3:30 4:00 4·13 4:00 5:00 6:30 6:43 6:M 7:00 7"30 • 8:00 9:00 9:30 . 10·00 10:30 The fine wiU IN:Iude two models of gre't tlistilictJdn. ). DeWily new luxury ~\ll'tnQ/e at yottr Chevrolet dealer's. ~~· )'!~ dan placo your order It will otle'r a radlealllew VB, so unUko present onsiJ!es that it evelt lookl dil· fereftt. ~iut il gotJ •ditlel'ently, toq. Chfvrolet·Firster: You·n·ti{~tfu!i pro!ty as a ~n 1 990 sr;ot Ott Your '$8 ' N•"' Katie's )\llllanac \ , , , \ , •., ' " r<tiW YORK UP Gree ~~~i~f~.~~~:l~~e~~r.:~jPututes,'' face<! o~tagalnat l!ltc ei · l'bMia MtaiSilil !lq\llre Gllt'<U~ ~ster, took a bcallni lp lhc '1\1 !r!etn~.od~~~.~~e:;: !r:~-:,: p(lr\ant, Ill sponsor. . ' . ''I'll tell YOU whe\ .OUf IPI\~80~ sold wtwn be oaw ·our ratlliga, sal~ Mildred Freed Alber&, m•· utwe pro~uccr o! the NB~ · TIT S<ries Ihat tnrned ont · "Gre&n Pa~t•res." "l~e aald' he'd Irather have ha~ our shate bf the .audl· •••e and l~ft !hem ha6\IY "than to hate ·had Milre · Todd'i ond lett Pharmacy, I people unhappy" Todd lcll!llld Polllul'ft "Green l'fatures,l' ohe of the "Hillmar'kt: mie. slatJid !or vle.w seieon received c,ood · to · excellent . notlcas !rJ)m most of TV crlties. How~ver, IJIOSt telO. vleweli )didn't see lt·tbe Bunc:"' . Trcndex box seore gave It a 12.9 '1 rating 1o Mike todd's sd.on CBS ewino C.lub In Todd's porly WO! slated at ill ~ ~· es.<:ny tHe same Umo. as "Past· Meet ures." : f' . . "I think two kinds o! people 1'}1e l~J Bun~h ~wll)i Club witched 'the Todd pariy." contln, the ' n\e! Satur<liy 'niflht at the home ued Mrs. Alb<r( "There . II"'"' WBS ~~~.s. H. E. ~ush for lhclr Hoi· the knowledgeable onel who •kn6w l~"'t~~ ~~v;~·y Mills, . president, ~alit would be llth,hd wal<fied ~ In cha~e or the oliullness JUst bocau~e they .kke" It -was gonie~ing and ' thl! club's ,..w -pr<> in~ to boa elam~· e. And thete Jec~ is geltiJlB a toueh Jof the W~>re the othon 'lbo ~·tc~e~ B•· Oilldren's Hhme'. Ahyont'whb has cluse they tboug~ they d se• ,conch .wbicb th~y \VUI do. st~~s, glo~our. , • , · for'hie Hoft\e· mty ~an U204Y I I do th!~k n! kin~ ,or sfd !hit b6 ijeU•ered', ·~ many ~eopll! could~ t re 1st tho also dl$clljlltd fqr TiJdcl. P"ty. And It W8! • !home C~i~;t,ila! part1. 'rtie ho!less t~at so miny ...people miiSed cider and ,COl· "Green Pastures, ~ut In 1 way ·>)~~~~;'i~". l: !~~ Ituford East, ih• contrast bet\1/~en lhe two < and these members, Mr~ Mllls., shows was kind of J'OOd lor usMfa. P~ l&itch, Mro, Carl Mal· so msny reviews emphased the lex, Mrs. 1)riu :l!lllttbi 1oi!J!, WU• contrn!,t ~en. Ill~ ~o. Jr. a~d Uam Robson, Mli. 'N!IU ,J1.tiliina; •Ana ~ tile eiiti. It bas turned Middle- Mn . •William Reynotf,· fir& Jl:i 1!111 t~ our aponllOl ,.., ~lqtl of BradbUl"/, Mrs. L, Hughes, Mrs Kenneth ~·· sm.;!. lie ,pllyod. to a Stntl(~r l\n]lpSO·n· ;~nd daUJ~Ier, Ann, Mrs. George Hockett ljif., . ~ 'auilleileOs .M~re1 !itt !le' also gol end' the llosteu. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. fi. ll. !J!s l'l'ld•<t ijsoc[ated llllb . th~ •., ._....,......,...::.·--....,..Miller. • 'bi:!\ a!!d that'• what he wanb; . Mrs. ,All!M<f,. ~ho has ~d 13· aoelotea ltith snc'h" nr. prod•c· . oil Y OtUrdQII , --"- "h' S10m81hP . sH . tove of Llf~.. · :.; leta, I ,.,, · .., ' ~ , :~ .• 111 ' ~..._.·;. • t:Xeril dt '-' Ql!jql· .. ld 1" . Rant.l<ll Party I e 'i'lle lExeJiljllar Chapter ol,.!!eta Sigma Phi ....-orlty had l ll~lt; lveen 01\ttumo party at !he honre, of " '' and '·Mis.Ynoger Morton '!l~t­ · se~h *'>Toillo~w ~.i'· Glildlng. Qifi~ . ',. 1 Katie's ~te~~ · l' ' Aa th~ World 'l'uini Beat tile ~1qa · Houstpllty ' ' Big ~·rotf . . !< The.Vel'<l~tt.r•. ~our• !!righter DJii' . Secret Stclm ' E~ge ot.Nisht · The Early Show , Your Esso Beporter · Sjorts Pafade Weatherman Psraoe of Stars , Telephone T!li,le. ' ' Bit.•Ten -:l!llblll•ll• To Tell The Trull{, ,1 Red Skel!J)ii ' ,. l .< $64.000 Que!llon . Mama · · · •. I' l!:ob Up-to·tbe-mlaut~ News 111:05 Scannlne the weatber • 11 :10 The Ute s~ow ;. Jt .. I ,, '51 ~llevrof.,f, Olive llllfahall • Liberty Chapter '* t - • 1', ' ~ f , '1'1H~S r~~~~:.-bin.• . H•llowetftMOsquem~e HJid ia'i Cllpitilat Varietlll '•' Cradlt of Llhertf Chapter, ~y. Michelle, anba lalurd~r •." 1 .. "lola b0th" Clllldren of the American Revo- &Iaine Hackett, Bel.Y unnlngbom, North,.eoltrn at Ohio stato; tlono aa Ham eL ' c luUon had a Ilall..een ~Uer· Di!bby eonopy Naney Yott: ~>anna Caae Tech at Ohio Wesleyan g~~~~~=~~~~~~~~ and "Cradi., 90111,". w eet •th' · ~do artyFrld»" · nielJiis!e~ ·htiile Deaa enl f>e,;,nt Wlbtr 'llatll)'JI John Carn11 at Weawn -..-"'-1 ilrama u In ~ett~ 1!d,!J\a~e 0 ~ bf 1fr. and 14''· 1. .t, Davia ~tjl Swan. Frances Gu!Ieii,' ll'orrett Atbllnd at Edinboro Sl,ate, Pa. ~ r1ght now. •• • .. thetr dauJhte.,, Cllamllt, D 11, lii•Cbtel, Dellbr brls~ Jliily Blu!lwn at Manchet"!",ilnd had , Kems, Ill' ,.:rt Mtillll at Bowlh!&; 1 LAUMI1 t~ !ow goOd pi!Y• lire belnq dd te ql llllt ln char&• ~i t6e or lSI. , "'o .n" t~:' aiNI •' · ' l'V right~.,. ... &he aal~~'il 11,'~ 1be mecll.nl 'f.it~ IH 's.iiuie 'to ' . Ul f ~ ! 1\ "'! ~ . : people ale tired olloo ...ut tl , , e , thO F~& ond the bul\qeu ' second tlas~ atufr the1 oee '1111i~ 111eetll)& "" P9•t ,.Pili t~e )All ., ~ DRY ' ~~NG of th! )lme. .. Np~ellib<r meellftl 'I e hoine of ,.., . • f":" · , \.Itt llr~ r:,•JI!+. : Nell~ Bradford · co~tnmllS UP . ....State lllt!h: baek and a•ied 'EmiwDer to de· "Bnt I Clift'! bell vc ·t~e 4ram~ The JNiriY ..~. held In 'be. reere· Stbooj A:t~lltl~ Cpmmitoloner li.: clar~ the ga•e a lti I• tie. io dying off In TV eyw_ •.ug., atlon room of tu bavil home w Eln'!wiiet tal~ he woilla r~~ : .. so rilhny live .drama ~h.ow~ "" wllieh was deeoratocl with the &a- 1 decision to!lir to 1 prot:ell u\iit After Ih,o. tamt' l!langhter. liar Plek Up DeUve1· .. dlsa~pearln~ I tbtnk rlght.now tb"; dillonal Halloween symbols and 1 time ~loek eave ~aulllon ·~ olllon Coa<:h Lee 'l'reS¥11 and Ret . . . . ~f,·l ' ol- ~ttractlon ol the bandwpgo~ eolpn. <Ktra p>l~ of pl~hg Lime to eree stan ~cllodl. ~ · a >ill 11 Is wortlnl against the dralna. O,· Cottume P,!De prlzea were B«ll'e a 2iJ.14 Wln oytt tOII'flil-eft minute d)fcuulon, ~ed tho her types or shows like wcnerns awara,d to Frinees GJillett, wanen Hardin' rr1aay ntcftt. . cloek b~t. to let if liin llli'ough have become the vogue and ey~y Elilne and Ohulene Da~il, Karl l'lmswller retelvcd the ptvte•t tWe laol !our mlnutef tl!llll noi'i!IJI Coli 6110;1,., ,.,. . ' body Is hoppmg on that ;;a~on. and Kirk lleclt, Neda a.,atord, by phone Saturday morning from I! "::~· =h •: N. 2IICI A~. _ . . , . .. "But I don't thin~~ tr ..~•mt Jndy Korns, Jl'orreit Blic~te~ Marl· Harding looibatl eoaeb Gene ( an 0 0 ' lin Swan, Ann MtClintook, Debra Slaughter, can be kept down• "1". ".!f!.::.,:::.::!..=.!~:.....-....,-:.!=__...,;___,___ moat drama ahows lee eotnpelled Grueoer, Debby Collopy and The Hsrdlns pjiot uld t)e.,lll'<! to take popunlar thing• NJ4. put Elaln~ Ha~kett. board cloek. de<llred otnela.l for tbem on and let It go :\~rt. Tblrty·lJVe boys aod &lrll were the lilt,,., In error by one mfnOur ailll " to tJke goo ngs Pl'eltnt for the parly and refresh· ute, when tile numeral oue •i> and make them .populer(. TV fncnja were served liy Mn. Davit pdared lor thi: oetOnd Ume, glv· For the remamder 0 tH , I assl8t~~ by her daughters. Gueatt Ina Massillon one minute ond 5~ Jeoson, Mr~. Alber~, Is w p~ ~~ ot Chopler membiro wtre Karen econcb. up ·~~h thmgs as ,On Bp f.. - . . · He uld the deciding tnuehdown TRim\.• '~Tlth ti.dth ~r,~:.':~d c.!~~; SaiiSbAJftl was made alter J!le eloct •Iippe~ a ns, "We ,. ' . •, Br,~k~:ink our ratidg will be IOl·j .HGIIo~een Party ld 11 we don't get anolhll!' ·Mike ld f "'d · 'tJI. To~d agalnit us," she •aid wist· e fl I I: h :.. !.ld J llllly "In . fact, I kind o( harbor Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark and IDS one · dteam . It's , dalnl, ·f>l)ak~ Mrs. Jack ··R9bola were jud~ l i . , , ' , . opeare on TV one evenmg ~nd !or the cost~mOJ Jl tbe !Ullo1Jten coming up with a . "Pete~ hn' party sponaored by t11e Solisbury , rating." , ' PTA et the ocllool Fr""'y . evenin~. HESPERIA, calif. UP ' _ Fo~ !'rUts wereawirtlfd lor the Ill'"' mer Npllonil .u.i'iel!f champloq anna ~"'hite tUest, ugliest, and moat original Billy Muwell of oae.... . """'· ,_ lf ln t~ree grouP> Wl~nlnr pri"" turne~ his slgbll . 011 tlie l20,0110 ·r in tbe pre-sc:~l age through the Son Diegq o,ep ~~ ~W atJJi. serveS 4th gardo were Madolyn Wadde!l, binll top morley In !llell$,0110 Hes13th thd · Donna Richards. a~d Myrna Sear- plera Open In • dr~ lalt min· 1r ' les. Grade !lve tllrough tll'ade 8 ute duel /.iitb velfltil Dow Fiil· The 13th birthday , of Texan~a winners were 'Linda Jeffers, Keith sterwald. White was celebrated SoturdAY Whaley, and SU88nna Arnold and ~axwell waUI."'d a <Oqlforllblo evening at the home of ~er par· !or adults were George W~ene•, slx--~t!Yke JNrjlni ~wPijlle away • • • INSTAl.!. YOUIII OWN Ml~ Mr. and Mrs. Chari~ White. Amos LeLonsrd and llts. Ullian sunllly Ia Jie ~~ IW' IInt over· 1 '· PI.UII AND ·8AYI. MANY 1 DallclD( and charades 'were en· Smith-:" par rqund of the tourney on the IUN. . tD OHDNii ..... fl•~lr IUtli Joyed dti!ltli the party, A tare walk was held during opening pllie while FlnJtei'wald Mn, Whit~ oerved refreshments the evening with Mra. Opha O!lu!t wao tu~n1111 : In a tfeO:.,.der'!lai ...0.. lloil>ioolliiWI!o~ Jiiti<ll~ to ,Marl' Carol 'Swanaon, Sondra winninr lbe cake. A- ~ake aiso was 33. ~ut ~~ rt ·ed on the , 1m r'VRIIIIVI W'.llllftl LV\A A H7>ell, Hel!D TaYlor, "'Xarilyn won by Mn. Harlh Stiloaker In h<Jme ·ilretell · to by two sw.rt and ~ lllo1fu. l,llilble ·a ·g•aing conte~. strokes w\t~ a tv'lfl..,•7t275 that Yell'l .of Co1tlauou Servke <\0 .tltend .th6 parjy we,. Coi!Mn Jl~rlng th! evon g Robert Mor- was worth $2.!100· fmoterwald wn!Oh, Xtrell Gl't!iK a~,il' rls, Jr., gave a on the nve turned in , a <lS-08-'I!i-118-277 lor PROMs·I ! - 4il PODIOY Lowery. mit! operalmg l•vy. $1~. ·' ' ·.--.. · • ' - . .. - . Ths~c~el:p~~~:nbr.!~t:1 ~o=;~~d J~~~~ ~!.r::t;:r.idc~t OOehlna r3 ' Dec '' K~! ~. 0 •1 MassJ ~·' .,, u'It'.Y/Cioc'" Cac:\lii '·t · H.Game EXNlJ'led Today SUYI.CE ., • ewe •· aoo an• HOM! ' :. , UUNDitf..CO•. r. ! n . h . axwe· s· ades I F. fTA H T"'x' Ob M. or N t'. :..:.. • In ' nespltra.f.':'r' \iiah , 'I erwlU, He B' OY · ,,.. ,,,..,.... I till 111i#v CQMP' ANY « ., . ., ' ,; ~: ' •;J.~, ~ ' ~ The rccr.-atlou rpom was decor· in keepin~ with the Hallo a~ed ween ~niOft till~ ~a-mt!i were plAY· ·1 wlih Cilstumo pl'itei won by Ws, Robert Coals, ~!test; ~Irs d~c,>rnl'!'l' <:obkle8,j Morgln, mll!t orJ,!Dal; Ral,ph Wei· kef, ~ard ost to ldcritlfy: · Refreshments were served · by llrs. Welker ana Mrs, Eu 1laer, sociijl"COillll'illee .. Guests were .Jg~ Meeker, Chorleoton; Mr. , nd Mrs, James ,CUrit. elnclilm!i. l!emhm were Mr.- and Ml'l!. ntomas Ruo, Mr. •nd Mrs. William "\kjh1, M~. and Mrs. g4 Babr, l.lr. aM Mf.~ C. R. Kl\lT Jr,, llr. _,n~ Mrs. ~11 WclkM, kr. and J.fts, Jt1rl kft'ut-' ter,. !,!r. lind ~Ia. liob¢ ~~M b~. ,.an~ !.ln. Sellin Bl~. Mr. and lofi1. William Hops!~t\er, ' ' ,• . * • ~ • .! '• ' I -4 • I· ',, I •• ~or~' M~· H~re 1T:o Stay In ... . Cllannei1S,1 'ue.doy 9:44 Sl\lN ON 9:44 Sign 01 · 9:43 MORNING MOVIE t:4G Morning Movte 11.00 ADV~NTURES IN LEAflN II :00 Advontare's In Learilln1 ll'lG . 11:00 Nel&ftlioro ' 12:011 Noon '. NoW. ~~ Nl'.J<;IJ»ons 1~ : 15 Cortooil ClUb 12:~ NOON ~WS 12:30 Uliotac6' 12:05 CARTOOI'/ CLUB , 1:00 Grete~on Wade SHow 12:30 LI!l~Ri\()E ' .' !:QO GRETCHEN WADE SHOW 1:30 Mivie·lbtlnee 3:00 'Ametlcan B~tld, ', 1:30 MOVIE MATINEE 3:00 AMI')IUCAN BANDSTAND 4:30 ·~Yob• 'l'IJIIt .Yollf Wile 4:30 CARTOON CLUB . 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Da1ton at WicHita METHODIST MEN'S MeETING Waynesburg, Pa. at Fmdlay The Methodist Men's Association Mount Union -~_2Jeldelherg____ _ Will meet.Tuesday night at 7:30 at men or the church are urged to Heath Methodist Chnrch and all be present. - .. t' ·.• General Hospilal Thursday., ,Oet. 24. Grandpuents are Mr. and· Mrli Oh<rUn at Earlham, Ind. Leland Hal~;>y and Mr. and Mrs. Wooster at Wittenberg ,held Sunduy at the County lo!irm· YOUR SWEET EXPRESSION College Football " l"trl Wflrt•lt'T' Mott ,. :la1 In 'm j. office It IG • Tbe ¥asoll Co. f.H ~a Weu- ·P\1~ tzy· to ~~t · prennl ers will, meet tbls ctl1\1nC Satur- · . · ' .I • ' . *· til. il \'' . Blftlillltl ifitb hills and create our blessed blan· and I. .' ' ' !.' .' I. I I" �, .. • I DaUj Sea~)'omeroy.~dleport, o., Oet. 28,1957 - , ·Glo Seeking Ways T0 Get Panthers 'Up' FOr · Cites Two Strategy Reasons For PRO FOOTBAU ·Falcons Drop Eighth Grid u.·test· w ·By 14-13 Win Over Bulldogs Last Week EASTERN otv~~~~~ Cedar Grove Trailblazers (l.. fhD•II• Sea•tul Coach Alex Clio ·or the Porn· eroy Panthers said today, "I'm mighty glad my beys won at Alh· ens" ., he Indicated he wai lacing • , the task of getting the Panthers " "up" for another tough battle 1 day night at Gallipolis. He report· cd no serious Injuries from the Athens (ray. Clio said he believed two events I I occurring bc!orc and dorlng the · f rtlt d dh d k !way pay if Athens game contributed to the Skill, lntel!Jgence, o u e Otn a_r wor a s •· Pomeroy win. "This IS healdes tho says Renzo Menchlnl, new. top.panelis~ of the wee~. He h!t fine, hard play of the team," he the unbelievable total of rune nght choices out of rune posst·lsald. ble with at least four real tough decisions to make, Pomeroy One was In the third quarter at Athens Wellston at Jackson, and Rutland at Belpre. with the Pa nthers ohead 7-6 whe~ Thrown in' for good measure was another closie, Ohio State at the Pomeroy. club had a dri~e unWlscoqsin. ', der":•Y ~.oach Don Eskey made ~. He didn't get any of his scores "on the nose" as Jl~ did the routme bench strategy change . h h hit t xactly as they ended But by moving big VIc Sl!noon from week prevtohus1Y W en e WO et per ent wlib the short side of the !leld to the 39 long side when the Panlhero were be pushed IS season average up 0 92 •1 c right out of a posslb1e 46. on lh~lr own 48. I Bon at Middleport said today he 11 expecting a ~eil tOUgh battle with Jacuon Froday noght. "They will p. ready to boonce back !rom those two deleato and we're a likely targel," he opined The Jackets came out of the Gallipolis fray realizing they could play de!ense whi<h ·they did the !lrot half, holding Gallipolis to nary I font down. "Mistakes, mainly fumbles in lhe back!leld alter Jr. Rowley went out woth an injury bUrl us bad In the second half", Thomp· son said. He concluded that mis ll'ke~d hand1 0 ~allopolls t~ree Clcv.cland 4 I 0 .800 New York 3 2• o 600 Pottsburgb 3 2 o :800 Chicago Cards 2 3 0 .400 Washington 2 3 0 .400 Philadelphia 1 4 0 .2.'i0 WESTERN DIVISION W. L. T. Pet. San Francisco 4 I 0 .800 Baltimore 3 2 O• 800 Detroit 3 2 0 .800 WashiAgton 2 3 ·0 ··100 Los Angeles 2 3 0 .400 Green Bay 2 3 0 400 Chocago Bears 1 4 o :zoo Sund•(• R11ults Washington 3! New York 14 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 0 Clcvel.nd 17 Chieago Cards 7 Green- Bay 24 Balt1more 21 San Flaneisco 21 Chieago Bears 17 Los Angeles 35 Detroit 17 Next Sundoy'o Games Chicago Bears at Los Angeles I Frl·1 I • •Runs W'ld /spane. Star Menchml / ~~:· re~:r:· ~ ~.~1 -f:: : ~·~ when the Jacket defense wao, out !oxed he lndieated. ' • Tho:npson Isn't depressed. "I think we're a preUy good !ootball team if we ever jell," he aaod ''We proceaeri to run and pan ..We aren't nearly as bad as that Detroit ~t San trancisco 'ght s•.:ps Into Also Ron Closs ' . ohort Into the short aide and swept II'• end lour out o1 live Umoo," Kn,Last week'slo Jeaderp Earl Knight, dipped from 66.9 to 79.5 Clio said. · d on omeroy, G Ulpolls a·n d Eastern · It was when he m1sse 8 a bad day in fact for everyone except Menchlnl and Charley ma'J·or domo at PHS who had a good day with 8 of 9, PI ' t H I Gibbs' miBslug only on Point easan at urr cane. , Gibbs hiked his average to 83 per cent, Kep ' McElhinney slipped from 88.6 to 83.0 as he missed four of mne. Fred Crow missed three of nine (Pomeroy, Ohio State and Wells· ton) and slipped from 85.7 to 73.5. Dick Owen missed three of nine and went from 75.0 to 73.5· John Fultz missed four of nine, fell from 81.8 to 77.3, Rich' Jones didn't play and held to his 81.8. Asked to what he attributed his success as a football Seer, Menchinl was real coy: "I guess I just live right" he said. ' , , , ,· No Ptcnte In Thts WeeltsCh01ces This week the Panel aeb off much easier. Another row oI games (ace the board and It will bike real doing to hit them aU. But nobody should fall so flat as t• miss the mark like last week. Take It down the line: Athens at Logan, Pomeroy at Galli· polls, Jackson at Middleport, Nelsonville at Wellston, Par· keraburg Little Reds at Rutland, Eastern at Sout])westel'll, Kyger Creek vs. Hannan at Pt. Pleasant, Ripley at Pt. Pleas· ant Chauncey at McArthur and Northwestern at Ohio State. ' ' Uk Tbere you are, 10 games to pick. Athens at Logan looks e It could go either way if Brent Cornwell gets back Into sh~pe. The Panthers will be sllgbt favorites at Gallipolis, but this one too could &Jve one of the coaches-either Mr. Clio or Mr. Sang - surprise by 10:15 p.m. Friday night. • Jacklon wlll be heavily favored to get back Into winning stride at Middleport. Nelsonvllle'wlll have anotltcr simply hor· rlble lllghtiWcllston, the latter taking another step towards a ilf~ll eated season. No '· Q'oY,.~ what \thff-LIItle ·teds 'havc but they bette! havlt' '1o! when they como to Rutland. !!astern ought to t~kc Jlob Aahley1s •urecnhands Into camp bu{ Bob's young. team Is lmprtlv Ing each week. Kyger will be un<lcrdogs ogatml Hannan. Ripley wlll expect to take one from Point Pleasant. the latter having ono of Its saddest grid oxpcrlenccs in many a year. Chauncey ought to roll over McArthur an~ Ohio Slat(' should get a stronger whiff of Roses actor Northwestern has left North lllgh-st. · _ _ _ _ _: _ _ _ Friday score suggests," he added New York at Green Bay On the Injury Iron! Rowley Phlladelphoa at Cleveland should be all right. Lee Bing, who Pottsburgh at Baltimore Ano ther stra tegy move, the didn't playthe Friday, ahoold back!leld be ready f l to loll reserve MExiCO QUALIFIES coach disclosed, was his o)l'n In· slstence that a "reguiiUon" loot- ranks •gaon He had a ruptured SAN JOSE Costa Rtca Ul' ball bo used He lndleated other blood vmell. Mexico held Costa Rloa to a I -t coaches In lite league warned him Bobby Nelson suf!ercd a recur· tie St•nday and thereby q•Jah!ied Alben. bad used 1 rod football ranee o! hi• pinched thoulder for nexl year's world soccer cham· which turned out to be easy to nerve. plonship at Stockholm, Sweden hide agalntt Athens' red llfld · "I expect all of our boys to l>l> The Mexocans won the,forst gam•' panlll. other eoacheo hod not rea· ready to go by Friday," Thompson o! the scnes at Mexico Coty Sunllzed wh't had happened to them said. ctay. he,:• regulation eolor, and brown. They were practice !ootballs, with the white circle• at each end And, back to dlacu .. Ing Gallipolls, Coach Clio said the Blue Devils have been underrated In recent weeks. "They're a aood team, and can explode anytime. Any club that can score 28 point• In 20 minutes as Galllpo~J4 did agal~at Middleport ha• something," he said. I /!o~~~~~~a~.Athensvaa Wahan1's White Falcons dropped their c1ghth straighl. ball game o! the season Friday ~oght when th' Cedar Grove 'l'raolblarers easny whipped lhem by a score of 38-6 at Cedar Grove. The Trailblazers exhibited fine . · . a of!cllstvc game whteh cou~lc~ wllh the fombhng of the Falco,u; Jed to the Cedar Gr,,vc victo_ry. Cedar Grove scored ~nee on the !lrst quarter on a 9 yard pass ~~~~Y ~~~ ,:~~~~~oki~~·~hr::~;~ raced around right end lor --,, .• ..,.., score. A pass set up the next Cedar Grove score. 'J\he play !rom O'Dell , t~ Cook placed the ball on tbe t!~~!~~~~=~ hama 10. A paS$ !rom O'Dell to Cook again was good !or the tou.~b down. Terry kicked the utta point. Knapp, the alert Cedar Grove end, once again piCked up a fum· ble in the fo4rllo ,quarter on tbe Cedar Grove 2 and went 1 1 all !he s cry o! rFalcon fumble on the Wi· hama 16. Terry ran the touchdown' and licked the e~Ua point tO make the score 38-e. up a Falcon tumble and ' raced tp the Wahams (lve yard line from ' the Cedar Grove 40 Terry plun· ged lor the touchdown and kicked lb c ex tra pom · 1 Wahama's heat drive in the lirst half movod them to the Cedar Grove U but t~ey lost the ball there on a poss Interception The Falcons did score In the third quarter when Cedar Grove !umbled on their own 3>1 and Wahama recovered. Leroy Darling hit '" the el~ht yard line and then Enry M011day H• Moose 9 to 11 p~m. No Admission Charged . SpoJ1Sored By Loyal Order· of 1 ' Wl!JI'II~ruu'll HUNTING , I .....AN,.... FO~ ~NSWII IIOIITON UP - llard-workln ~ '::~;~~~~~ wu rated todAy ar, ~ lot favorllf' lu r1·gnln ChKIIIjiiUII,hlll dunble Vlr~ll nl~ht In n •chrd· bout which hn• ali ~e\lil'Weilhl he noe~l:< (~.)i~'l!l{ c1:11~'!( ~[;~;~!~~ lcodlng ;; IDC!".l<lfmcrtheehan1plon In the early which waa e•· le"t 8,Ml0 to will be neither nationally. I . d(aUIJnd,yl..MaD~ . a., W. ~ SL- rlltllle: l'bUtue)' 11om: M011.•1ri: t,J;,SII. t·JI- 0pno ovnl~~~ bVIJIPOI1111111111 .· •az. 111!1• oli4a It 11oldtoh ol otM; - · : ... ..... .. - ~ ,. ~ , ·-- -- ' ' . . .. • ' •' ' With the ' . •j I • ~ ~ ~<1 · ' ' •• ' ' · ~··, '::· . '1 I 1 • . ' i ~ \ •,. ( . ~· ' ..,. ... ' ' ' .• , ; .' •• ' ; 0 0 0 ' l ' ' ' ' i' ' r-••, !lt /ooka : find feels like. flight on .' N;l Wa COMPTON, 0. D. ·DeMarco RaiedSlight Favorite ~ ~ • ' )' i ' ; i' ' !I" " .. , "" ~ 1 . COLUMBUS Ul' - ~lthuugh lrt•n Akron zlpphog o!f 7:1 yard• (;oarh )l'oody. ltoyrs would be the lor a Ohio Statu touchdown ond t..t to admit It, Ohio Stotc couhll then mowrlng th<• cnMulnR lum· very well be the Big Ten repre· hlrd kicker! on the Wlocon•in I'll aentatlve In the ltolltl Howl aamo I Hnd noov.d In lor •nothcr. next Jan. I. 1 took " third period !lcld goo! With def.endlnc champion Iowa from thc fonr yard lme by llon lnollglblo 11nee II ~cnt lhlo year. Suilu·rtll (rom 1'oronto to give tho lhe Bnekeyet rcma1n· the lone un- R11rk• I he game. Although Wlscon· defeated eligible dub In the Weal· sin drove to tho Ohio •State one· ern Con!er<nre. yard !Inc In the cl.. lng noinuiCH .However, It'• 1 tough road the 0 t11 mblo eudod tho Badgers lusi Bucks have In lroM o! them bo· ditch ef!orts. ' fore lhc annuol Wc•t CQut New Year'• !lay '''"''· }'lnt o!f, Ohio State must ~ct by Nortbweatern. Purdue, Iowa and rlvol Michigan to make !he l'onn St 20 Syraru¥11 12 lrlp. Both the latter teams hung Navy 38 Ponn•ylvanla 7 whltewuh Job• on tbe Bu<kl 1111 l.ohlah 40 Columbia o year and both aro nearly 11 pow· Yule 20 Colglle 0 erlul tblo 10aoon. Darthmouth 26 Harvard 0 However, It lin, lnconeciVIbln Boston U 38 Holy Crt~e~ at! that a team doterlbed by Hayes Rutgers 26 Richmond 13 PRANCI WINS IIRTH ' before the 10a10n openod 11 Princeton 47 Cornell 14 BRUSSELS UP - .FI'aioe. quo I· "rounl end lneltllerlonetd" jolt Brown 21 Rhode Jlland o lflcd for tho world soccer cup mlaht wind up Ia fasadena, Call!. West \'lrglnla 19 Wm. & Mary 0 ~layoff• In Sweden next year when wben ltM ;eta litre. SOUTH !he ~·ronch national team played lucks ..., ledlert TllnnoostJo 16 Maryland 0 a scorelcHS tie wlih Belgium Sun· ward lhe pooi·Muon gomo Satur· Army 20 VIrginia. 12 day wawrd the posl4eaaon ·some Sotur·' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;i;;..;;;;OOiii;,;;.~~-------iiiiOi day wltb a ~orne !rom behind 16· II 1J wln over the Badacro of WI•· OPTOIRU liT coneln ot Madl•on. l!olorc the Uucka hardly knew wbal hit them they loond them..tve. behind 13.0 In the opening • • (lolft Slnel,~, , period 11 the Ba&dm look advan,.,._ · · 1 tqe of s OSU lumblo and short I v u - lltllnl I to U, I to I. ( It N.. M ftan, ~·~ lo rlna up 13 point. on tho ·~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~'!!!!'' IIIOtCIMJinl. However, the Buckeyes stormed beck wllh halfbaek Don Clork '. ., Stan!oo·d 20 !J.C.J.A. 6 Washln@\011 IP Oregon St. Or~gon 24 California 0 Utalo 23 Wyomlna' 13 OHIO CO~~IG&S Purdu" 37 Mloml 6 l>tnl"nl 153 Capitol 7 otterhcln 46 Morlotta 13 Rowllng Green 13 Kent Sloto 7 Wittenberg 61 Wash. & Lee 26 !layton 24 Xavier 13 1 Akron 27 wo..ter 7 Mmhall 34 Ohio U. 28 Toledo 27 WC8tern Michigan 16 l!cldelberg 19 Musklngunl 13 Wahaoh, ~ul. 0 Wealcyan 13 Mount Union 13 Hiram 7 lle!lanre 7 Ohio Northern 6 John Corroll 46 ()aso Te~h 13 Wayno State 21 Weslorli Rave Jo Konr,on 13 Oberlin 7 Ash and ~ W.Umlnaon 13 Blu!lton Z7 Fltidlay 13 St. Vlnrcnt l4 ~ldwln-Wallaco 0 1 Tcnncsseo Sla\o 45 Central Stato 7 FoothanScores Moose =-=~~~~~~~~~=:~:::=~~~i#===~~;gJ, ~fi§JSU~ . ta- , ....... TEEN-AGE DANCE 1I .' tft'~~ I .IAMI .CRA' ~lttON - Mf'I'AU . ....." . ~=~• t~.~~o:. T:O:u,: ~~ a ~:· Yo JACKITS FACE JACKSDN Meanwhile, Coach John Thorn! North Carolina 14 Wake Foreot 7 V.M I. 26 George Washington 20 North Carolina st. 14 Duke 14 Mississippi St. 26 Alabama 13 Arkan"'s 12 Missloslppl 6 Florida 22 Loolaana SL 14 Goorgln 33 Kentucky 14 Citadel ta Furman 14 Morgan St. 33 West VIr. St. 0 Georgia Tech 20 Tulane 13 Mlchla•n st:~D~~~~Tnols 14 Iowa 6 Northwestern o 8011ton Col. 20 Detroit 16 Clnclnn•tl7 Col. of PlellJ12 Mlaaourl II Nobras~a Kan••~State st 1416low• St 10 13 OMo Wloconsln Indian~ 14 Villanova 7 Trm ( 'hrl•ll•n 26 Ma,..1uetto 7 Notre I>amc tJ l'lttshurgh 7 llrakb 21 Bradley 13 okl 1 sou'!'~, WIST a ooona 14 Co orado 13 Tex., A&M 14 UHylor 0 Tex. 10 Hlcr 14 • ·. WI .UY OM'Ib .VMaLEY · ltiNK eo•. point and look a 6-0 lead. 'fwo more touchdowns were added In the S<COnd ClUarter The !orst came at the end o! a 45 yard drive and a lhree yard pass !rom O'Dell to Don cook. Fullback Terry ki<ked the extra poont. The Falcons are Idle this The second score of the quarter but enlertaln the Rul\and came when Dwoght Knapp picked BucksSmeIIing Roses After ~~~~:::t~~ ~;~~~·~~112 lf/' 0 W/• s{ d 1f lD ver 1f Jsconsm a Uf ay a 1 I 1. ,,,: SPORTS DESK I I ~ !'• ' •• • ;4 \ .... '.Jlj . ,_-r. , ' ' j 1 ~ •' '' 'I .il �, .. • I DaUj Sea~)'omeroy.~dleport, o., Oet. 28,1957 - , ·Glo Seeking Ways T0 Get Panthers 'Up' FOr · Cites Two Strategy Reasons For PRO FOOTBAU ·Falcons Drop Eighth Grid u.·test· w ·By 14-13 Win Over Bulldogs Last Week EASTERN otv~~~~~ Cedar Grove Trailblazers (l.. fhD•II• Sea•tul Coach Alex Clio ·or the Porn· eroy Panthers said today, "I'm mighty glad my beys won at Alh· ens" ., he Indicated he wai lacing • , the task of getting the Panthers " "up" for another tough battle 1 day night at Gallipolis. He report· cd no serious Injuries from the Athens (ray. Clio said he believed two events I I occurring bc!orc and dorlng the · f rtlt d dh d k !way pay if Athens game contributed to the Skill, lntel!Jgence, o u e Otn a_r wor a s •· Pomeroy win. "This IS healdes tho says Renzo Menchlnl, new. top.panelis~ of the wee~. He h!t fine, hard play of the team," he the unbelievable total of rune nght choices out of rune posst·lsald. ble with at least four real tough decisions to make, Pomeroy One was In the third quarter at Athens Wellston at Jackson, and Rutland at Belpre. with the Pa nthers ohead 7-6 whe~ Thrown in' for good measure was another closie, Ohio State at the Pomeroy. club had a dri~e unWlscoqsin. ', der":•Y ~.oach Don Eskey made ~. He didn't get any of his scores "on the nose" as Jl~ did the routme bench strategy change . h h hit t xactly as they ended But by moving big VIc Sl!noon from week prevtohus1Y W en e WO et per ent wlib the short side of the !leld to the 39 long side when the Panlhero were be pushed IS season average up 0 92 •1 c right out of a posslb1e 46. on lh~lr own 48. I Bon at Middleport said today he 11 expecting a ~eil tOUgh battle with Jacuon Froday noght. "They will p. ready to boonce back !rom those two deleato and we're a likely targel," he opined The Jackets came out of the Gallipolis fray realizing they could play de!ense whi<h ·they did the !lrot half, holding Gallipolis to nary I font down. "Mistakes, mainly fumbles in lhe back!leld alter Jr. Rowley went out woth an injury bUrl us bad In the second half", Thomp· son said. He concluded that mis ll'ke~d hand1 0 ~allopolls t~ree Clcv.cland 4 I 0 .800 New York 3 2• o 600 Pottsburgb 3 2 o :800 Chicago Cards 2 3 0 .400 Washington 2 3 0 .400 Philadelphia 1 4 0 .2.'i0 WESTERN DIVISION W. L. T. Pet. San Francisco 4 I 0 .800 Baltimore 3 2 O• 800 Detroit 3 2 0 .800 WashiAgton 2 3 ·0 ··100 Los Angeles 2 3 0 .400 Green Bay 2 3 0 400 Chocago Bears 1 4 o :zoo Sund•(• R11ults Washington 3! New York 14 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 0 Clcvel.nd 17 Chieago Cards 7 Green- Bay 24 Balt1more 21 San Flaneisco 21 Chieago Bears 17 Los Angeles 35 Detroit 17 Next Sundoy'o Games Chicago Bears at Los Angeles I Frl·1 I • •Runs W'ld /spane. Star Menchml / ~~:· re~:r:· ~ ~.~1 -f:: : ~·~ when the Jacket defense wao, out !oxed he lndieated. ' • Tho:npson Isn't depressed. "I think we're a preUy good !ootball team if we ever jell," he aaod ''We proceaeri to run and pan ..We aren't nearly as bad as that Detroit ~t San trancisco 'ght s•.:ps Into Also Ron Closs ' . ohort Into the short aide and swept II'• end lour out o1 live Umoo," Kn,Last week'slo Jeaderp Earl Knight, dipped from 66.9 to 79.5 Clio said. · d on omeroy, G Ulpolls a·n d Eastern · It was when he m1sse 8 a bad day in fact for everyone except Menchlnl and Charley ma'J·or domo at PHS who had a good day with 8 of 9, PI ' t H I Gibbs' miBslug only on Point easan at urr cane. , Gibbs hiked his average to 83 per cent, Kep ' McElhinney slipped from 88.6 to 83.0 as he missed four of mne. Fred Crow missed three of nine (Pomeroy, Ohio State and Wells· ton) and slipped from 85.7 to 73.5. Dick Owen missed three of nine and went from 75.0 to 73.5· John Fultz missed four of nine, fell from 81.8 to 77.3, Rich' Jones didn't play and held to his 81.8. Asked to what he attributed his success as a football Seer, Menchinl was real coy: "I guess I just live right" he said. ' , , , ,· No Ptcnte In Thts WeeltsCh01ces This week the Panel aeb off much easier. Another row oI games (ace the board and It will bike real doing to hit them aU. But nobody should fall so flat as t• miss the mark like last week. Take It down the line: Athens at Logan, Pomeroy at Galli· polls, Jackson at Middleport, Nelsonville at Wellston, Par· keraburg Little Reds at Rutland, Eastern at Sout])westel'll, Kyger Creek vs. Hannan at Pt. Pleasant, Ripley at Pt. Pleas· ant Chauncey at McArthur and Northwestern at Ohio State. ' ' Uk Tbere you are, 10 games to pick. Athens at Logan looks e It could go either way if Brent Cornwell gets back Into sh~pe. The Panthers will be sllgbt favorites at Gallipolis, but this one too could &Jve one of the coaches-either Mr. Clio or Mr. Sang - surprise by 10:15 p.m. Friday night. • Jacklon wlll be heavily favored to get back Into winning stride at Middleport. Nelsonvllle'wlll have anotltcr simply hor· rlble lllghtiWcllston, the latter taking another step towards a ilf~ll eated season. No '· Q'oY,.~ what \thff-LIItle ·teds 'havc but they bette! havlt' '1o! when they como to Rutland. !!astern ought to t~kc Jlob Aahley1s •urecnhands Into camp bu{ Bob's young. team Is lmprtlv Ing each week. Kyger will be un<lcrdogs ogatml Hannan. Ripley wlll expect to take one from Point Pleasant. the latter having ono of Its saddest grid oxpcrlenccs in many a year. Chauncey ought to roll over McArthur an~ Ohio Slat(' should get a stronger whiff of Roses actor Northwestern has left North lllgh-st. · _ _ _ _ _: _ _ _ Friday score suggests," he added New York at Green Bay On the Injury Iron! Rowley Phlladelphoa at Cleveland should be all right. Lee Bing, who Pottsburgh at Baltimore Ano ther stra tegy move, the didn't playthe Friday, ahoold back!leld be ready f l to loll reserve MExiCO QUALIFIES coach disclosed, was his o)l'n In· slstence that a "reguiiUon" loot- ranks •gaon He had a ruptured SAN JOSE Costa Rtca Ul' ball bo used He lndleated other blood vmell. Mexico held Costa Rloa to a I -t coaches In lite league warned him Bobby Nelson suf!ercd a recur· tie St•nday and thereby q•Jah!ied Alben. bad used 1 rod football ranee o! hi• pinched thoulder for nexl year's world soccer cham· which turned out to be easy to nerve. plonship at Stockholm, Sweden hide agalntt Athens' red llfld · "I expect all of our boys to l>l> The Mexocans won the,forst gam•' panlll. other eoacheo hod not rea· ready to go by Friday," Thompson o! the scnes at Mexico Coty Sunllzed wh't had happened to them said. ctay. he,:• regulation eolor, and brown. They were practice !ootballs, with the white circle• at each end And, back to dlacu .. Ing Gallipolls, Coach Clio said the Blue Devils have been underrated In recent weeks. "They're a aood team, and can explode anytime. Any club that can score 28 point• In 20 minutes as Galllpo~J4 did agal~at Middleport ha• something," he said. I /!o~~~~~~a~.Athensvaa Wahan1's White Falcons dropped their c1ghth straighl. ball game o! the season Friday ~oght when th' Cedar Grove 'l'raolblarers easny whipped lhem by a score of 38-6 at Cedar Grove. The Trailblazers exhibited fine . · . a of!cllstvc game whteh cou~lc~ wllh the fombhng of the Falco,u; Jed to the Cedar Gr,,vc victo_ry. Cedar Grove scored ~nee on the !lrst quarter on a 9 yard pass ~~~~Y ~~~ ,:~~~~~oki~~·~hr::~;~ raced around right end lor --,, .• ..,.., score. A pass set up the next Cedar Grove score. 'J\he play !rom O'Dell , t~ Cook placed the ball on tbe t!~~!~~~~=~ hama 10. A paS$ !rom O'Dell to Cook again was good !or the tou.~b down. Terry kicked the utta point. Knapp, the alert Cedar Grove end, once again piCked up a fum· ble in the fo4rllo ,quarter on tbe Cedar Grove 2 and went 1 1 all !he s cry o! rFalcon fumble on the Wi· hama 16. Terry ran the touchdown' and licked the e~Ua point tO make the score 38-e. up a Falcon tumble and ' raced tp the Wahams (lve yard line from ' the Cedar Grove 40 Terry plun· ged lor the touchdown and kicked lb c ex tra pom · 1 Wahama's heat drive in the lirst half movod them to the Cedar Grove U but t~ey lost the ball there on a poss Interception The Falcons did score In the third quarter when Cedar Grove !umbled on their own 3>1 and Wahama recovered. Leroy Darling hit '" the el~ht yard line and then Enry M011day H• Moose 9 to 11 p~m. No Admission Charged . SpoJ1Sored By Loyal Order· of 1 ' Wl!JI'II~ruu'll HUNTING , I .....AN,.... FO~ ~NSWII IIOIITON UP - llard-workln ~ '::~;~~~~~ wu rated todAy ar, ~ lot favorllf' lu r1·gnln ChKIIIjiiUII,hlll dunble Vlr~ll nl~ht In n •chrd· bout which hn• ali ~e\lil'Weilhl he noe~l:< (~.)i~'l!l{ c1:11~'!( ~[;~;~!~~ lcodlng ;; IDC!".l<lfmcrtheehan1plon In the early which waa e•· le"t 8,Ml0 to will be neither nationally. I . d(aUIJnd,yl..MaD~ . a., W. ~ SL- rlltllle: l'bUtue)' 11om: M011.•1ri: t,J;,SII. t·JI- 0pno ovnl~~~ bVIJIPOI1111111111 .· •az. 111!1• oli4a It 11oldtoh ol otM; - · : ... ..... .. - ~ ,. ~ , ·-- -- ' ' . . .. • ' •' ' With the ' . •j I • ~ ~ ~<1 · ' ' •• ' ' · ~··, '::· . '1 I 1 • . ' i ~ \ •,. ( . ~· ' ..,. ... ' ' ' .• , ; .' •• ' ; 0 0 0 ' l ' ' ' ' i' ' r-••, !lt /ooka : find feels like. flight on .' N;l Wa COMPTON, 0. D. ·DeMarco RaiedSlight Favorite ~ ~ • ' )' i ' ; i' ' !I" " .. , "" ~ 1 . COLUMBUS Ul' - ~lthuugh lrt•n Akron zlpphog o!f 7:1 yard• (;oarh )l'oody. ltoyrs would be the lor a Ohio Statu touchdown ond t..t to admit It, Ohio Stotc couhll then mowrlng th<• cnMulnR lum· very well be the Big Ten repre· hlrd kicker! on the Wlocon•in I'll aentatlve In the ltolltl Howl aamo I Hnd noov.d In lor •nothcr. next Jan. I. 1 took " third period !lcld goo! With def.endlnc champion Iowa from thc fonr yard lme by llon lnollglblo 11nee II ~cnt lhlo year. Suilu·rtll (rom 1'oronto to give tho lhe Bnekeyet rcma1n· the lone un- R11rk• I he game. Although Wlscon· defeated eligible dub In the Weal· sin drove to tho Ohio •State one· ern Con!er<nre. yard !Inc In the cl.. lng noinuiCH .However, It'• 1 tough road the 0 t11 mblo eudod tho Badgers lusi Bucks have In lroM o! them bo· ditch ef!orts. ' fore lhc annuol Wc•t CQut New Year'• !lay '''"''· }'lnt o!f, Ohio State must ~ct by Nortbweatern. Purdue, Iowa and rlvol Michigan to make !he l'onn St 20 Syraru¥11 12 lrlp. Both the latter teams hung Navy 38 Ponn•ylvanla 7 whltewuh Job• on tbe Bu<kl 1111 l.ohlah 40 Columbia o year and both aro nearly 11 pow· Yule 20 Colglle 0 erlul tblo 10aoon. Darthmouth 26 Harvard 0 However, It lin, lnconeciVIbln Boston U 38 Holy Crt~e~ at! that a team doterlbed by Hayes Rutgers 26 Richmond 13 PRANCI WINS IIRTH ' before the 10a10n openod 11 Princeton 47 Cornell 14 BRUSSELS UP - .FI'aioe. quo I· "rounl end lneltllerlonetd" jolt Brown 21 Rhode Jlland o lflcd for tho world soccer cup mlaht wind up Ia fasadena, Call!. West \'lrglnla 19 Wm. & Mary 0 ~layoff• In Sweden next year when wben ltM ;eta litre. SOUTH !he ~·ronch national team played lucks ..., ledlert TllnnoostJo 16 Maryland 0 a scorelcHS tie wlih Belgium Sun· ward lhe pooi·Muon gomo Satur· Army 20 VIrginia. 12 day wawrd the posl4eaaon ·some Sotur·' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;i;;..;;;;OOiii;,;;.~~-------iiiiOi day wltb a ~orne !rom behind 16· II 1J wln over the Badacro of WI•· OPTOIRU liT coneln ot Madl•on. l!olorc the Uucka hardly knew wbal hit them they loond them..tve. behind 13.0 In the opening • • (lolft Slnel,~, , period 11 the Ba&dm look advan,.,._ · · 1 tqe of s OSU lumblo and short I v u - lltllnl I to U, I to I. ( It N.. M ftan, ~·~ lo rlna up 13 point. on tho ·~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~'!!!!'' IIIOtCIMJinl. However, the Buckeyes stormed beck wllh halfbaek Don Clork '. ., Stan!oo·d 20 !J.C.J.A. 6 Washln@\011 IP Oregon St. Or~gon 24 California 0 Utalo 23 Wyomlna' 13 OHIO CO~~IG&S Purdu" 37 Mloml 6 l>tnl"nl 153 Capitol 7 otterhcln 46 Morlotta 13 Rowllng Green 13 Kent Sloto 7 Wittenberg 61 Wash. & Lee 26 !layton 24 Xavier 13 1 Akron 27 wo..ter 7 Mmhall 34 Ohio U. 28 Toledo 27 WC8tern Michigan 16 l!cldelberg 19 Musklngunl 13 Wahaoh, ~ul. 0 Wealcyan 13 Mount Union 13 Hiram 7 lle!lanre 7 Ohio Northern 6 John Corroll 46 ()aso Te~h 13 Wayno State 21 Weslorli Rave Jo Konr,on 13 Oberlin 7 Ash and ~ W.Umlnaon 13 Blu!lton Z7 Fltidlay 13 St. Vlnrcnt l4 ~ldwln-Wallaco 0 1 Tcnncsseo Sla\o 45 Central Stato 7 FoothanScores Moose =-=~~~~~~~~~=:~:::=~~~i#===~~;gJ, ~fi§JSU~ . ta- , ....... TEEN-AGE DANCE 1I .' tft'~~ I .IAMI .CRA' ~lttON - Mf'I'AU . ....." . ~=~• t~.~~o:. T:O:u,: ~~ a ~:· Yo JACKITS FACE JACKSDN Meanwhile, Coach John Thorn! North Carolina 14 Wake Foreot 7 V.M I. 26 George Washington 20 North Carolina st. 14 Duke 14 Mississippi St. 26 Alabama 13 Arkan"'s 12 Missloslppl 6 Florida 22 Loolaana SL 14 Goorgln 33 Kentucky 14 Citadel ta Furman 14 Morgan St. 33 West VIr. St. 0 Georgia Tech 20 Tulane 13 Mlchla•n st:~D~~~~Tnols 14 Iowa 6 Northwestern o 8011ton Col. 20 Detroit 16 Clnclnn•tl7 Col. of PlellJ12 Mlaaourl II Nobras~a Kan••~State st 1416low• St 10 13 OMo Wloconsln Indian~ 14 Villanova 7 Trm ( 'hrl•ll•n 26 Ma,..1uetto 7 Notre I>amc tJ l'lttshurgh 7 llrakb 21 Bradley 13 okl 1 sou'!'~, WIST a ooona 14 Co orado 13 Tex., A&M 14 UHylor 0 Tex. 10 Hlcr 14 • ·. WI .UY OM'Ib .VMaLEY · ltiNK eo•. point and look a 6-0 lead. 'fwo more touchdowns were added In the S<COnd ClUarter The !orst came at the end o! a 45 yard drive and a lhree yard pass !rom O'Dell to Don cook. Fullback Terry ki<ked the extra poont. The Falcons are Idle this The second score of the quarter but enlertaln the Rul\and came when Dwoght Knapp picked BucksSmeIIing Roses After ~~~~:::t~~ ~;~~~·~~112 lf/' 0 W/• s{ d 1f lD ver 1f Jsconsm a Uf ay a 1 I 1. ,,,: SPORTS DESK I I ~ !'• ' •• • ;4 \ .... '.Jlj . ,_-r. , ' ' j 1 ~ •' '' 'I .il �.' ' YORK UP l..Jaek Spink" JG1ants, suffered a torn h~atn ent In l'o the Washlltgton Rcd5klns and is offensive g"ritd Jor the.New York Ius lclt knee 111 Sunday's 31-14ln:sj expected to be uut two weeks. ----- -- - 'dra Tdanna anne woodgerd, Mr$~ ~q.,.M,c).ore ' 1Mrs. Nan Moore; couh~illor ol · D,"P~'' the Mell\qilil\ 1/ouih Ji'eflowshlp, . Hrllow~en lfc c:~~~~~~·:,,..:"'t~er~~o was surpri!M with a party eelo. used lor the party bratirig her blrlhdfy Sunday Oct· dlning.(oom of the obcr 27, preoo111ng the. r~gular nwelmg of the MYF at Heath MCI· hoqist Church: t ' • ,' ' ' , John Ketchka, pr-.Sidcnt pre· NEW YORK UP - Irving Cob· sented Mrs. Moore with a gilt and en, match-maker ror ~t. Nicholas refreshments of 1cc creAm cake Areno, .was hcdded today with a and iced t.. were served. The Rev heavy' Cllie ot (lu. Co~en 'formerly c. R. Konkrlght asked the btesslll' monaked 1\ocky <lrazla'~o. ex·mtd· for the l'tlreshmenls wl1icb wer~ dleweishl 'champion. and many served by the committee! Christine olhcr fighters. Coats, JU11e Casey and Mary Carol Swanson al)d the t~osistan~ counc;l lor, Miss Sally Schaal. • John Ketehka was moderator or a panel dJscussi~n on ; 'Gambltng" l for tho Drogram ol the meetin ' and those taking part wete Jame~ OCTOBER 28 MONDAY Hamer, David Xoi\kright and Kari Betk CLOSED Present lor the party and meet· ing were Mr Konkright and SOilS, Fdr our 1957 SHoo• Dav!d and Eudell; Mrs. Mooru Wolch For R~nt Noat !>Iii& Schaaf. JJohn Ketchka. Chris'' tine Coals Carol swallSon March '1991 , J 11 1'!e ' Oastv, ~nd ' 1 It===========:-::--====::;, All my Summer Things Vorjl, Are Cleaned And Stored For The Winter! Smart lady' She knows that clothes keep better when they're thoroughly clean .. . and no one cleans clothes more thoroughly than we do! We handle everything with core remove all spots and stains, restore "like new" dazzle and f.reshness. Let us dry clean and mothproof all your summer clothmg before you loy it away for the winter. Robinson's ~. . ' ROBINSON,.S LAUNDRY In Pomeroy Anno&m~~~ • ',.' t··. ,J~/.{.·if.;'. LAUNDERERS· DRY CLEANERS TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS I11 Middleport ! r ' : ' .;_ d NATI'ONif'f iNo-DW -:ae•h·!!~ov••••'' ;8th; ,. I~V;B.g Succwabs'Monday At Letart Ho"e· • . Mason Jacl:<r~. &urvlvin.~ WIN ' '• ' ' • SEE THE Fabulous All New Oct 29&30 ON DISPLAY To Be Given Away By The Buick Dealers In This Area Today and Tomorrow Oct. 28th ond 29th .Nollnng to buy You need not be )ll'cscnt to win. Sol'ry! ,111: t.l1ntlies. , open to our employees or tln!ir Qllmedi• I,, ; I' • .. ' , ,; ~c Tel~~~~~llQwei' WIITN Cliannci 13, llunthlgtuu, ~11 V:i\.• \ til:! t tl Enning• 1:00 P.M. ·, ', l' rhun·~~ .. ' . ' '· \ ,. •, Pom•r•r,• Oho . 104 Years of Senlee ")'rom lluggtes to Duleks" ,, n;l'1' ", ' ' ' ti l BLAETT PONTIAC ' rotl••ino Mrs. Wallace Bradford, e~ecu· Uvc secl'l!lary, was in chart~• of the ···sd(;iated .. , . *. wtlh the company, I'm "bee" and will have the letters all the people who ha¥e m•il•d by November 13. , Board members and volunteer worken; at lhe church mclwjed D. (Mike) Dougherty ex· Mrs. Bertha Rathburn, M~s. George Nov. 1 as manager Parker, Mtss Nelle Bmg, R.N., Mrs. M. D. l!artlnger, Mra (;uy Nelgler, Mrs VIolet Grimm, Mrs. Ricbard Chambers, Mr!. Wayne'! ibbons. Mrs Cathcrme SbavorlnskY, liN, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Wi!Uam pi~~~~~;PJ:,1.~~ cor·~s.'•Iri i'lai1t:h&~1rsO.: Mrs. John Thompson, Ann Dwight Wallace, Mrs. Mrs. Clarell<!! Dlcten, Frieda, Fachitle. . . ,, 1 ' ,t , ' I11 .1" in~ of 11\o )Yinnin~ licket will honoring lhe 86 year penod. I Bl• San•t• 'l'n lll•"lstt~r To \\'IN A Ne"' '58 BUICK I 111~ <'on lest not ' ' ) ~u IIW able lovely Ch,J'o'br~ok Grciud'· iiY''B!iil~ II( Houee & Gardea aad Amerleaa Ho~"· ~Ill!', l~e It ju ~I .Jte:..e.~ty lu our wladow~.~~~d oa ciurin&IOIIII ,Nationll Widow Week. The S~L~D w!ld cherry of the ~herrybr~ok' Group It fiulthed lu a warm, rich bi'Own colol e~led rtddl~to~e, "'J,Dlaleeent ,r the fialeh oa olcl \lioil~. \ ;,~'rrybi'Ook, wilh 111 tradltioul •.l)'ll'i:!' '!.u1e 111, . ·o.~r mo1t P.Of~lar aroupt, and har~,DoiiJ~~ with ' ejtbe' 1!14.1tl~(llil or model'!!, aeceuorl~~· I~ Sb'-ID ~~~iv~ ~· &ae eabl~of;ll'l~l!l :~ li:(iutl~u,l fialtli ~omllill~ tureatea,Wioom ,aulte ·)'Og'IL- !HI ' , "~ud to owQ. ~~:it ~url,~Kli$!iu4~l!'':!~k., '58 BUICK ~ An addilionol di•!t ibution of sa, reprosenling 9% ~ollnlf 5% towntiltlp road mileaf< • Will be l'l!lcased ooon, Brad· en sa1d. This will brmg the total slate distrltiutlon of J95ti regi!lrallon fees to $59,858,814.76 as agatnst $Sji,085,702.31 for the preVIOus year. M'""" t I A o. arc \Wo llroth· r[t<!, Sam Jolft:ttl, Ma:~om ' ®lfm Coltpnbn• and' two ~~. \!rs. ' Edl\h Q11oh, and .Mrs. Margircl .Roso of Col· iii\JbUH. ··'Th• bo~i' of the dO<;e.,cd will '" " ta~cn lo "" oliver 111lm• itt MASon Whf'r" £rlPnrlll may .call d · ter 6 ,p. m. !l'Uesday. • Burial will b. made In thr. .Adam"'"~ ~e1n9tery ~~ Masqlt under the dir1~1ton ol the F'oglc H~ng l,'un~ f#l · UDine.. ~ "'' I 1 ·•z.:~ ..... ,.:-· 7u:~~..o . . e ••.f 1 .... ,, . " .' ' .. I Letart Falls Halloween.,.....,., To Be � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 28, 1957 blake fisher halley lowery mulford radford