https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3959e700397e619eb9ac14074c96629a.pdf 42d0a137dcf31a6cb5e4cac1b369f120 PDF Text Text ~-- Mtss Str1h J lbnes 77. d" •Jne.tpectdlv Uonday eventn~ of heart ,ua.k at the home of her ~roffilll'·ln·law and oisler, Mr en~ \Ira T H Dav11, No1tb Thtrd ~venue 1 She wu the douahttr or th• late lleltj!mln ~·a S:ll'ah WIU 111111 Jones and wu born In Watea, GB. Sunivon llldude the one •• . ,.,. ..,.. o,vt., ' ~Mae nep~ llld ~ Jlts, John E Hun, Wubln , D C and Dr Thon!as R. Da Is Tutaa, Okla , of tbe T II. QaVis Sr (amlb'; Kr$. Harey <tljzabetill Nelaon, De~it llobetl ~oltn JOIIft, Greenfteld, of the Dr Robert Jonea (lDIUY; Vrt Samuel WUllaiDI, llfrrbbllfl, Pa., 1nd lin Gwendnl111 Bierra, the Dr T JeMe Jon .. fllllilir. eoua•n; lin 0 H Stllftrt PLAN SHUtTS "'"' Clllt O!ber !!'"' '• ~~:II' ·· SChootr CloSed Down The last Monday of each month meeting night At th,s time all Jntere•ted parents of euh scouta are to be cntcrt81ncd and take part In be stowing upon their son his achieve mcnt was selected as Pack Rest Of The leek ~~i~~;;,-~,~~::.~,h~:~~l t, achlllrea lliH naw pot, .- Unoe· at hla luthcr'al'htludolphla market !rom D!tawm Nlchotal talked hlo .;; h\m have I& tor a t••t. /IMflrll«llonal) ' ·n·o-v·--~ii~b.;tn Kracut~i;~ su~~.Y POMEn I with Mr 8JIII :drs Dclmor llamm und son Larry ll111tcr, ul osu, SOCIETY Columbus spent tlio weok end st~dcnt lolr and !Ira llarry Saddler ol with his tJ.Jrunls, 1\lr and Mrs llri<fgopol'\ were wcok end "uoat. Cllfrortl llottcr, ~lornlnJ Stir Arthur Ebcflbach Sr an4 •on, of Mr and Mn Ben~> Wolle end Arthur Jr were vltltor1 In dolum· Mil William U~xter bu1 Saturday~ Mt and Mn Everett Thomas Arthur Eboroblloh Jr lull Sot· and' daupt.er, Piyt, epenl Sunday In O;ookavlll• with Mr and Mra urday night for hie home, Phlladel· phla Pa, after a visit with hio Wallet 1homn and family Mr. and M11. Don Thorn•• or fathor Arthur Ebcrotiach, Si' MOIUideviUe \l'll'e' week erid guests Mro Jacob Ebenbaeh, Mra Bon of tbelt parentt. Mr ·and Mn Noutzlln& nnd Milt. Kate Eool'l Everett Tho111ao and Mr and Mrs bach vlelted Sunday In Mason, W Va with tbe former's brother, Ed· Ralp'll Grmo ward Wlntero ;~r and Mrl H~I!Hin ,Burt, of ltockland, were Sunday aueell of their son and daupter.Jn lew, .Mr und Mn, Marvin Burt and flmll,y. Mr and ltr& Jaelr Kl•l and lam: lly o! O"rk, Ala, arrived here Mond11y lor u vlalt wllh their par· mot1 ~tr and ~Ira Harold Klni of l'omctoy Ill l l~t · ~,Users ReP5)rt That · P~y, ~r t'or-oaire! . , I · t .96:s,q. feet Heating ,Surfoc'e In C~bine~ ' Onlv 40"><2611 1 ' . · ·~ ·· ·, ~· r · I'~· ! • • \ 7 \ I II I •25 Yior .Guarantee On Heor ,ExeliOI')ger ~ !~ i -.. 1 • ' I t Full~· A:utorl'!otic! > I I ' " · , I ' .-r.tv Hedts 4'To 6 R®ms" .. One ,, ' ., l=u• �' " I ' '· t i'fJ' -;--·- · - - - - ·America In Field 01 SdMces; Loco/ $'0fftH:'CCllmpreh•msive ~urricula In Math : ~~~~i~=~~~:~:~ ~~rkula differences al'.,,qril(J ol,vtolir. ·Our comparative poaltioll ~'llldary schools ~~~~t=~~~~~· Wldor u c~mpar· sch~ls. , , '1\qt. ·tleWitt. a ' ' • TELEVISION· GUIDE 1 WSAZ -TV, Chan ,t~t3 . Channel ~Tuesday c•anriel3 ....wednesday ' Daily StntJbeJ •• D~ybook =· ~ :;:rr:r. ~\":!:i Our System Is Allected are 'fl!• i WeLik.eAmerican Way eto• //tAm ...Qk. -· 1 1 1 t,a,s·m·'a'rt., pe_e. · er r . . . . ,, 't~eh 1 j.' .tV•' .. Is necessary for healthy Republican gov,rn· ment. Europe's Is believed better for Europe where Democracy In the American Way is still under au!plclon. Our more free system, wherein students .are not yet enttrelv subsidized Into sciences, •.$ ltllluc~. , for example, In otder that the nation may .. Plii'IUe a nefartou•lnlematlonal goal, Ia more flltln" to Free America. .Ntilt~clll coUege lolence !Neher Tbll we should Rek to ritaln of ourselves 11 ..m•.• ,. lllucb a aeml·~tllled llbtlrer. Even In the face of the Spu~nlks. •• IWm'; r··m •· ~ · ---. ; 1 · , 1) TJmes As Much • lllltuna~vupl'lng hangers. In the rear •Prlngs .halldiOIIest hli,tler b•ll~led roa .... An ~ger 200 hPmPOWV qiDp IBetty Fowl•• Pt. Pleasant 11I0 OI>~Ywe're~~layln( T 1958 GMO ft!O!WY•Makft', Alld we thf~ 7011'~ Ana It th• • • top load likea~ott:-.tllere. ITurning east li like pqwer wiUI, "'' ··t~ ' Vou ...... ......... "":"-"""' ~· -.. "' '"",... ·~"'I end of I~ taU I* nd ,-oa ean't crinkle thtl'ilclt OJ! door panele amaek,of:yqut ~d. You1l~tbewne«iU'Utrlilatl'ao e•""rln"'e, ' '" ' "'1i l' ; ) ment P~el u ·on the bf¥, ,10 ~ 1 ' I,A .fast-ratio. erplillig ~~~·gf· GMO hea~·autlea. A radiator 1ou an E,!erd~l J'9jld pactt:qj , ' mo1DttW 011 -a.ilulihead, in~ . IllS eavlp... FoUI·tul!ber t!Ufl' ' wr~"'•t.ll\f...;o;.!l-Aat-..l.... eollll!lll ~~:~~=!~!e: 2were held sat· ~·· '"d Mro. ~ugene Johnaon p ro for Pat· an~ !WR. ll.ow•rd, Mr. and Mrs. with ,I wae a1 Weal Pat JOhi\IOn and fon, Arnold, were hll<llonl Punerll Wecln~aday dinner, gueata of Mr. :l~f~~~ Rouah and family • ro:~f!'. edlllilll from~~ "!,tOwft I' Mf.~~!iCI ''MN.i!mll Hollman and ' ;-, Cbl ~"' · ~~~ Y>lll .,IUer, !Hilli· ofl'I.•Pieagnt vhll,td Mr, , 1• • ?.'~ ,. .o! , , ··" Bo •• ·" , ~,1.,.'!"1 l""'"'!" CIIO;'~r.~ ~·..,.., Ralph Riley, j,mt• M~?-<~.:Hcllmu Saturday •• ,' C"!"\"•• 90 Jn ~ i'OoJ111""":., }I,~ .. Jl~"'lll)l)ce a lni:?~.. ~l'IJ'f, Olil'!i llr, ~OlD. Soly\ evla\!Jcv. ~ , · ,.1 ' vard ~ng toJ~Hoiel out\lie faa'!,; · Th · .1 ' • 11 ,:• 1 ld Rl,1, •1.oli,4~~0.:'H!?:'Jiuth V1n \.rl'1~t~ll'lfit:·A. T. po..er and ' · ·; . 1..... :'7'V , ·~···· · . eae llll~tlll9"~ . ~~~• Dl • ~,~··.~ rt~y, !:Jrr· lmllf.llf:1~~~~ll~lty,'renn. are •..•. I', ~.Qt~~ry.... ~ ,,. :' .v'. , .,. etoryotq~(fe~l#ll. Clime bj 11\\ (an(\ ' . ntr 41 ' ... Why ~~ ~~-J r. :nhd ilfn.M Byrond Mr.• and' Mh. Euaene Jobp,oa , /);11 tlii,J.A{;ktttes~~ Ytm'il see •1:-at ·:;' 'tt +Ntovf . 1 ........, ..-,o nnie, ran llldaollvmeS.turd1ynllhtiiU«<ls ~ , ~lr.f~w.: · , --,. " l"'.. l·' ~ • """''f ''. Mrs Vtrll~ lllalc•· Mrs. llorolby -of w. and 1(1'1; J'rteman J~hnson ·' '\ ' . I .!' • • ' ' I Paynd and·llri.-/,~Jiada,Acme; . -' ., :r\-·'' ., ~ .. - ·- " I W Va.1 Jfr, ¥4 P)')'On Van ci •t. TI:'.,!RIDAY MIITINO •' .~, ··.' /"'I~~· ,16UANJoA(. ' Meter, Jr.t '• .. AI :\Mn ShJr. - ~:w 1' • uirl'l~~ ~~~~~llHM.J ltY JM, ~~· l!fld J(lit, · ·~,l~le , CI~b will meet , ~ \t: . ~l '· · · , ' S0.4 "".,, 'Jt-11 ; •r T~IJil~r ,vtlliltl 'at the home of •.11!11\l: ·>· ' ... " ' • '" '(111tit~'PJAf911 1nd Jo1r1. llOIMiit ;pd ¥no ~~·;~..-, lllol!Jier. ' t • '·:~ 1it. '1"-(rl' ,, , { ~ ., , _. ,. •, ~, • \ • (_ ~f;~r~~r~ , • -"-:.,~, ~ i 1 1 11l~tnej~~::; ~"t!,~~Q~ Ut!lorro'u':~: ict.~~~~~~·~:!t~": 1!1! were Hrvcd to lhe Caitiiiij!i[ ~lall•~t tleftecb ~te ilf,au lfa1!t41uttea. 111 C:all, Ann Nlclrey CaroVan .,,_-····· . t :.·.· c ·':' .:.:,._~a "' IUifU!ad, however, It Is IIIII II oltered ln IOhool that lnle\'ub or 18 yeer-old He uoted IJiat the teac,ber In ~rlcan 'Jf'•" U u much as tile laborer. In llu11la, tor example, ur :, ~~~ " . b44~-J i~ ~l(f·~'· r' - \ • .,- ' . 8.4~ ' 6.45 Sign On I 7:110 T~ay In Russia he are earns 12 tmws as much compansons bound by thetr appeal'}.'besa In a materialistic economy to have decisive im· portance in the flow of young people toward or away from a life in science The result is that ilt Russ1a htgher educa· tlon institutions have much hlgher pet cent· a1es of students enrolled in science than do Amencan colleges In Europe, for example, to Illustrate aQolher difference in attitudes, streets In cities are named after the great people of the ages In sclonce, letters, and the arts Is there a street In America named Ein· stein Avenue? Or Comptom Boulevard? We haven't seen one HILD . !-Dally Sehtlne11Pomerdy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 12, 1957 l)f Ill panelists recognl2e(l expert on ._,. all~ Ia ali ex·lUIII~n. He had • It was suggested that Americans • finally ~!14ed lel!oj)l tllrouglt what com· are becoming more conscious of the lmf\l!ra~ to our ~P~OQIOte year. Then tive necessity ol keeping up, or ahead, In act. lie.came to coinpltted bla scientific entlflc achievement. We may hit a crash program that crashes fl&t someday. ~~. becoJQJIIJ a Datanll&ad dtlzen. The startling achievement of the Russians lie teetHed tllal In RIIISia, as b) most ol Europe, the ltu'#IIJ who bas graduated from in launching Sputnik I and II brought thll a -DdiiJ1 ~ II aboQt where AIJierlca•s home to America In one heavy blast. Even ~~~ aopll91.11'9rt 'la.llds In required sub- ex-Army man President Eisenhower was for· jects. Every ~PND ~o has graduated ced to say to 165,000,000 Americans on TV 'foiQ a secondary lcltool ltjiB had three years that the new czar of science in the United Of eheml.dry, fqut ot mathemaUca, four of States would have power to settle lnler·service rlv~lrlea where It conflicted with getting pbyJies, and thrtl of biology. n, In Pomeroy,. ~~!'-,port, and our county on quickly at putting our own satellite lp the Squid I heavO(ls. lclt~li, pb)'lll:l ~ll.,.lly Is offered only ev· wit,.~~ ~ ~ wllo~'l~ Green Unfortunately, he did not believe tt an op. lltatr ll! ery other 1•1f• ~lll!m on the off years. Mrs. T. fl. portune time to centralize scientific research LIOION TO ~IT • All4 • 'ftudene, It ~Y ella~ hlllnterest In the waa called waa unable to re. With hlo mother and (rlellda. Army and Air Force Feeney-Ben~ett Poit. !fo. 128, Mrs. Roll Kin& and fam. phflletl ICieQCI!I bu beel! stirred with this and effort of the Navy , '. Amerlcln lAgoon, will llleet on vive Mba Jonee who h1d a heart UyMrof and, lA!tart, )II'. and /ob1· Jack attack. In the science of balhshcs and rocketry Con· I Wednesday evening al tbtl Y,gl6n ' ~e. Is obv10iu11 J!!Ote illy prepared to 7ohuon 1nd tamny, Jo11son, Mr. woth Stole Rep. George 1nd lin. H1rold Rlcunl, loeal, pllft\le lila bea~' IIi collese !hall Is the Eur!l- celvably that nlay eome later when the Amer- flail Meinhart ag the gut!t tpeak~r Icoo pu bhe absoIutely demands Ihat the tax fils · MEITIN<; CALL.D . vlilted Mr. Lester Johnson Sun· ptan. topic will be "Soldlen and The Phllathes Society of the day, dollar be stretched farther In fields of home s,ltor,· Relief." Chureh of Christ will meul Mr and. 'Mn. CUao Irwin and 1 Fot1~ Ytt~r•,OfMoth defense Thursday eveplng at lhc home of daughter, Cllned~a of Southside; IQUIRIIIL DINNI~ 01Ued on Mr. and Mn. Dina LewMr. and Mrs fred Gardner. , l,'LPomeJ"01 ~;ScMol, four years of Co•ncllman,, and Mrs. David Is an~ Mr. and Mro. John Harrlron 1111111tllt8Ucsll't aYIIIIble, Ol)e year ot chem· Jenkins aerved a aquJrel dinner Sunday. IPICIAL 011 MIITINO IItty and one -ye., ~ physlCI. Until this year, this past weelr to Dr Job~ Hodge · Evangeline ChaPter, OES, w!ll Wijllam G Bobo of Washington . . Norman Wayland, Jam01 H.agger· a •pe~lal m~llng Thursday spent only ulree yqn o( mathematics was offered Meanwhile, It IS q01te obvious that our ,en· ly, Fronk Johnson with will 1am have a lew dayo with hit mother, at 7 SO at the Mbonic Temple Mra. Ray FOx. The ma!eJI COliN• aicebra In the 9t.h tire educational system will be affected by Michael unable to atte~d the lor lnlllatlon of candidates. Tom Williams, Helen Gayheart 0\hersJr.,pr,,.nl '*~ Da ,_.e, Pitlle Jm.lry In Ute 10th. advanced lhe Spu tnlk s. The race to th e moon wIll 1n· party , 1d Janldru and MJ4d Kilty ~ and her oarenla ofol!pntlnglon, w. a1geJira ld thi! .Uth, lnd 110114 geometry and spire a race clear down to the 9th grade In LOwe. ' ' • 'I'WO NIW AlttiVAU V1., l'&tted Mr. ani! lfn. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. c. (]render, Can· WUllame and family SUilday aft. trl~'l"metry In the 12th. Amerlc~n high schOols to Interest more Jon, are announclnJ the blrtlt oi 1 emoon. . "cine 'li!Uif8f aljebra In the 9th, plane young people in the tough, hard to master, twin sona, Dennla .and Douglas,• )Irs. Alma Peck and laruiho of leilrn""' ln 1Dih, ortera as electives for but very rewarding sciences. ~o weighed 7\J and 6\J lba and cb.llUcothe, 0, ~11ted Mr and ' Club will roeel Thursday s to £e ·~OI~ E 0 Henry. . em· W!fe the . I ~~~~· 'r~ !t'~~-~XIQ,ftd Jtl"e~ra in ~e Yes,. rewarding sciences They must be home ol Mn. 4moa Leo at\\~ Gill~ · w~JW loyd Roacb who lJ employed In ' 11Qf,,lnd in~o)! ·~ ·llt4he ,12th. It do~s more, si> in the future than in the past Un- bera .~re requesje,!l to brlpg CbrlJt- klni1i!\, lito " l\lat !' Unaton spent the week end at lhe Alhens State HOI· Wllklnron, IIO~;.,ve IIODd ~e ~try. adbu/y; Ls a 1rand• bli hoiJle here. less work in science attracts more young peo- tnasatllslor pltal. lather. of the tWins. Leona W1msley apent the week MiddlePOrt f(ll' i!olle11e pteparatory. courses pie the future of America's security may be --'-requires alaellrala·t)ta Oth and plane Reome: seriously in doubt. trr In the lOth, gives as electives advanced Our local high schools are ready to assist alge~ra and trigonometry ln the 11th year, in this expansion. They have able Instructors. aJ,I.ematJnJ, on ocea8lon with IOild 1eo.;.ttry All they need Is the students. If :enou1h pupils an on hand asking lor it. Ml,ddleport • also requires deneral Mathema· IIQII)e taken by Its voeatlo$1 department pu· Pill. Zlcb •IChool offera a year of physlca and To suggest differences between Amencan a year ol chemistry, usually alternating. Bio- and European systems of education Is not to loJY Is avaU.ble. Impugn the American. We ha¥e different obln tile year 196Q the alate will require two jectives in the U S for public educahon than Years of llllt)t and one of tclence or two of do Russians and even most European nations. edtll4t (lite biology, chenl'-!ry, or phy~s) First of all, rightly or wrongly, we expose 1114 one of math. The "better schools" 'otter every mother's son and daughter to elementbl.~tow, but tllete 111bjeets are not reqplred tary and secondary training until age !6. Ev· of every lludent. After JMO they will bf. Ra- erybody goes to the same well. , Is j~IIIJ!lnltlle IUD • bit on lhlll 060 ed: In Euurope, after elementary school the let, ~Jfi lhll yeu to require the~. winnowing starta. Only the "better olf" peo· · ltitland ~ltll'll HlsJ! 8chocla Offer pie plus those 1\?th more than usual talent go 1114, proiJ'ama comparable to Into the s~condaty sch09ls. Teena8era qeslr.· •, , , , fio.mtroy, . tad Racine. Orin Bmllh, ous of learning trades In industry go Into vo. llflllt~~~~~.•.J':!:...I....JJI ·,.,..,.~ .hi~Uo~<~••... at 1\lllland, ls a top c.Uber eatlonal s~hools and are simply shut out of "-"ftf,~fllllfllf!ll.' \.IV,.. -~ tluii··oi.d IOh~<Me,~ the best pouiblt brpader educational exposure. ~:\Fl . .-:l .: ,• :!)'~11;:1.: ' I Ou i h field he etn year. Loeal 1 · r •Ystem s conceived, muc the better ·' , \ . · ~:;:., ••• ~* '.;~, ' . ~~ . J ~ A , . , ill el111e to equal tile belt !lf. for a democracy where unlversalllteracy and ...... '"· 'IJ Jill} I;;' U 'htltala. ... h... l Intelligent eomprehenaion of national Issues P~=~=~ . lt •, 1 ,t,for~. 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Beat . a:oq Kr~ffTiielltt . 10:110 The Callfon!lans of 10:00, 'nllJia.Ybqt.l.Je to.so The N~x':~ ~o;so' Q•·ll4•!1:1liY)loJse 11:110 Newa HeadUnea 11:110 News ,H!!S!W!Iel 11:10 w..thereast 11:10 Wealhemll 1 11:15 Nltewatcll 11:15 Nitewatcb . l:W $,lJn Cff 12:30 Slln·Off • WCHS·TV Chonftel8 --.- ' Channel8-Tuesday Cl!annil8 .:. Weclntsday 7:~ IIIli 011 8:110 Ca!>la!n ~a!GO 8:.5 CBS N~wl D·IIO llOI'IIlnr Show UJ CBS News us Jolornln~ sute NeWJ 10:110 Garry lloore 10:30 Arthll! 90dfreJ 11:10 Strike It RICh 12:110 News at Noon 12:10 K1tle'• Almanac 12:15 Love of Life 1 12:30 Sear~h for Tomorrow 12'45 Guldlnt Uabt 1:00 Kslle'a Kitchen 1.30 All the World Tunil 2·00 Beat !lie Clock 2:30 liouoeparty 3.110 Bla PayoU 3'30 The Verdlot Is Youn 4:110 Brighter Day t:l3 Secret Storm '4:30 Edge qf Night 3.110 Mystery Theater 5:30 Your Esso R!porter ::g t,:'~~~~~·; 7'59 Sign 0~ 8:110 CaptalJI ~nproo 8:43 CBS News • · ~:00 Mpnline Sboy 9.45 CBS News 9:55 .Morntpe $11ote Newa 10:00 G11'!7 ¥oore !0:30 Arthur jiOd{reJ 11:30 12:00 12·10 12'15 12.30 12:43 1:00 1·30 2:110 2:30 3:00 3:30 4.110 t:~ llQ. ".'. '" 7·00 7:30 8.110 8·30 9:110 9:30 10·00 Parade of i(fra Telephone Time Sneak Preview \ Bje Ten l!ighllghta To TeU The Truth Red Skelton , $4i,OOO QllesUoa 1~:$0 Mama 11:00 Up.t9'1he·~nute NIIJI 11:03 ~Ina lilt w..lher 11:10 'the· Late Show Secret 8.191!11 M.l' •. "" •!' -~~~~~,O~'J 8.~o S~iirt. ' ~er Ua 6·5~ We$tlt~riltarl ·' 1'. 7:00 Casey :;mtlt• ··•;• 1 7·30 I Love Lucy 8:110 Big R~ord 9 00 The Millionaire 9'3o rve (\ot A Seeret 10:110 .Armstrong Clrele Theater 11:00 1Jp.lllith8.mlnuto Newa 11:05 Seannlne the Weather 11:10 The Late Show Slin On NeiJhbot!l Noon News Cartoon Cl~b Ubtlraee Gretchen Wide Sho• Movie Jolatlllee Am"teaa Ban~staqd po Yo~ T(1!at Your Wile O:PO. Sir .LanCiliOI Utt Hlek,ey lllouae Club 8:00 ~·Club . 8:110• l'lv~ Star Final 8:41 ~ 1~ ~~·~ (lhelt 1"" -~ltfl.oot · · fl'!! "'ali Earp t~PO proken Arrow a~ao 'r~epbol!f Tliile 10:110 Weil Poinl 10:110 Alllgn~~~tlu Foreip x.,iilli' 11:P01 N~w• , ~1:18 Thutar II 'u:Sti' s!,il ou 9:44 9:45 11:00 11:50 12:05 12:15 12:30 1:110 1:~ 3:,110 C:SO 0:00 &.~ '8:00 8:~ Sign . On Morlilils M~vle ~dventure, ip Ll!amlng J+!elgbborf Noon News Cartoon Club Ube~a~ ' <lieteM'n W.lde Show HoVlt ''.Mallllee Alifel'lean lilndatand ~ . \loa Trust Your Wife Mill Jllllllckok ~~'1 'lolpull Club ~~~ CMi Fi~ ~Slai nUll N"" I Silent; Smlce ' I>IAiu!nd• , 8:U 7:00 7:3ll B:3ll fpljllli!<>~ 'l'.r, ~;ill) ~,ud ~IJ! t:3o ·Wa\lektneheli•,FIIe 10:110 . W~ Ntaht F!e•u ,10i!2 ~jll ' U:w Newl ' . ·_ .):IJ '!'Jiei~ 18 •2:311 s~ ou . \' '" ""''~ ' '' ,. . I . . .. 1:"'·· ~ ?' i · 4 ~r-rv·;(~ . ' ,.'> , . 1• . . Channel13 Tuesday Channei13-Wednesday ~ornlne 'Movie . Adnnt~a In t.-arnlne I ~l ·the • Cioclt WHTN-TV C._onn.el13 9:44 9:48 11:110 11:80 ta:05 11:18 12·30 1:110 1:30 11:00 4:1\1 • :. ~ •"i Housepart Bls Pill-oft The Ve.rdlct Is Youre Brlehter •Dll¥ . 4.30 Edte nf NIJbt ,•. 1 '"' . .- Strlli:e lf Rica. News, At Noon K,tlu AJmamc Lov~ of !life Searc~ for Tomorrow (luldlltl Ltibt Katie's Kitchen As the Wprld: Turns f • ~- " ''"'- ... f '" · - " " " " "' ' �' " I ' '· t i'fJ' -;--·- · - - - - ·America In Field 01 SdMces; Loco/ $'0fftH:'CCllmpreh•msive ~urricula In Math : ~~~~i~=~~~:~:~ ~~rkula differences al'.,,qril(J ol,vtolir. ·Our comparative poaltioll ~'llldary schools ~~~~t=~~~~~· Wldor u c~mpar· sch~ls. , , '1\qt. ·tleWitt. a ' ' • TELEVISION· GUIDE 1 WSAZ -TV, Chan ,t~t3 . Channel ~Tuesday c•anriel3 ....wednesday ' Daily StntJbeJ •• D~ybook =· ~ :;:rr:r. ~\":!:i Our System Is Allected are 'fl!• i WeLik.eAmerican Way eto• //tAm ...Qk. -· 1 1 1 t,a,s·m·'a'rt., pe_e. · er r . . . . ,, 't~eh 1 j.' .tV•' .. Is necessary for healthy Republican gov,rn· ment. Europe's Is believed better for Europe where Democracy In the American Way is still under au!plclon. Our more free system, wherein students .are not yet enttrelv subsidized Into sciences, •.$ ltllluc~. , for example, In otder that the nation may .. Plii'IUe a nefartou•lnlematlonal goal, Ia more flltln" to Free America. .Ntilt~clll coUege lolence !Neher Tbll we should Rek to ritaln of ourselves 11 ..m•.• ,. lllucb a aeml·~tllled llbtlrer. Even In the face of the Spu~nlks. •• IWm'; r··m •· ~ · ---. ; 1 · , 1) TJmes As Much • lllltuna~vupl'lng hangers. In the rear •Prlngs .halldiOIIest hli,tler b•ll~led roa .... An ~ger 200 hPmPOWV qiDp IBetty Fowl•• Pt. Pleasant 11I0 OI>~Ywe're~~layln( T 1958 GMO ft!O!WY•Makft', Alld we thf~ 7011'~ Ana It th• • • top load likea~ott:-.tllere. ITurning east li like pqwer wiUI, "'' ··t~ ' Vou ...... ......... "":"-"""' ~· -.. "' '"",... ·~"'I end of I~ taU I* nd ,-oa ean't crinkle thtl'ilclt OJ! door panele amaek,of:yqut ~d. You1l~tbewne«iU'Utrlilatl'ao e•""rln"'e, ' '" ' "'1i l' ; ) ment P~el u ·on the bf¥, ,10 ~ 1 ' I,A .fast-ratio. erplillig ~~~·gf· GMO hea~·autlea. A radiator 1ou an E,!erd~l J'9jld pactt:qj , ' mo1DttW 011 -a.ilulihead, in~ . IllS eavlp... FoUI·tul!ber t!Ufl' ' wr~"'•t.ll\f...;o;.!l-Aat-..l.... eollll!lll ~~:~~=!~!e: 2were held sat· ~·· '"d Mro. ~ugene Johnaon p ro for Pat· an~ !WR. ll.ow•rd, Mr. and Mrs. with ,I wae a1 Weal Pat JOhi\IOn and fon, Arnold, were hll<llonl Punerll Wecln~aday dinner, gueata of Mr. :l~f~~~ Rouah and family • ro:~f!'. edlllilll from~~ "!,tOwft I' Mf.~~!iCI ''MN.i!mll Hollman and ' ;-, Cbl ~"' · ~~~ Y>lll .,IUer, !Hilli· ofl'I.•Pieagnt vhll,td Mr, , 1• • ?.'~ ,. .o! , , ··" Bo •• ·" , ~,1.,.'!"1 l""'"'!" CIIO;'~r.~ ~·..,.., Ralph Riley, j,mt• M~?-<~.:Hcllmu Saturday •• ,' C"!"\"•• 90 Jn ~ i'OoJ111""":., }I,~ .. Jl~"'lll)l)ce a lni:?~.. ~l'IJ'f, Olil'!i llr, ~OlD. Soly\ evla\!Jcv. ~ , · ,.1 ' vard ~ng toJ~Hoiel out\lie faa'!,; · Th · .1 ' • 11 ,:• 1 ld Rl,1, •1.oli,4~~0.:'H!?:'Jiuth V1n \.rl'1~t~ll'lfit:·A. T. po..er and ' · ·; . 1..... :'7'V , ·~···· · . eae llll~tlll9"~ . ~~~• Dl • ~,~··.~ rt~y, !:Jrr· lmllf.llf:1~~~~ll~lty,'renn. are •..•. I', ~.Qt~~ry.... ~ ,,. :' .v'. , .,. etoryotq~(fe~l#ll. Clime bj 11\\ (an(\ ' . ntr 41 ' ... Why ~~ ~~-J r. :nhd ilfn.M Byrond Mr.• and' Mh. Euaene Jobp,oa , /);11 tlii,J.A{;ktttes~~ Ytm'il see •1:-at ·:;' 'tt +Ntovf . 1 ........, ..-,o nnie, ran llldaollvmeS.turd1ynllhtiiU«<ls ~ , ~lr.f~w.: · , --,. " l"'.. l·' ~ • """''f ''. Mrs Vtrll~ lllalc•· Mrs. llorolby -of w. and 1(1'1; J'rteman J~hnson ·' '\ ' . I .!' • • ' ' I Paynd and·llri.-/,~Jiada,Acme; . -' ., :r\-·'' ., ~ .. - ·- " I W Va.1 Jfr, ¥4 P)')'On Van ci •t. TI:'.,!RIDAY MIITINO •' .~, ··.' /"'I~~· ,16UANJoA(. ' Meter, Jr.t '• .. AI :\Mn ShJr. - ~:w 1' • uirl'l~~ ~~~~~llHM.J ltY JM, ~~· l!fld J(lit, · ·~,l~le , CI~b will meet , ~ \t: . ~l '· · · , ' S0.4 "".,, 'Jt-11 ; •r T~IJil~r ,vtlliltl 'at the home of •.11!11\l: ·>· ' ... " ' • '" '(111tit~'PJAf911 1nd Jo1r1. llOIMiit ;pd ¥no ~~·;~..-, lllol!Jier. ' t • '·:~ 1it. '1"-(rl' ,, , { ~ ., , _. ,. •, ~, • \ • (_ ~f;~r~~r~ , • -"-:.,~, ~ i 1 1 11l~tnej~~::; ~"t!,~~Q~ Ut!lorro'u':~: ict.~~~~~~·~:!t~": 1!1! were Hrvcd to lhe Caitiiiij!i[ ~lall•~t tleftecb ~te ilf,au lfa1!t41uttea. 111 C:all, Ann Nlclrey CaroVan .,,_-····· . t :.·.· c ·':' .:.:,._~a "' IUifU!ad, however, It Is IIIII II oltered ln IOhool that lnle\'ub or 18 yeer-old He uoted IJiat the teac,ber In ~rlcan 'Jf'•" U u much as tile laborer. In llu11la, tor example, ur :, ~~~ " . b44~-J i~ ~l(f·~'· r' - \ • .,- ' . 8.4~ ' 6.45 Sign On I 7:110 T~ay In Russia he are earns 12 tmws as much compansons bound by thetr appeal'}.'besa In a materialistic economy to have decisive im· portance in the flow of young people toward or away from a life in science The result is that ilt Russ1a htgher educa· tlon institutions have much hlgher pet cent· a1es of students enrolled in science than do Amencan colleges In Europe, for example, to Illustrate aQolher difference in attitudes, streets In cities are named after the great people of the ages In sclonce, letters, and the arts Is there a street In America named Ein· stein Avenue? Or Comptom Boulevard? We haven't seen one HILD . !-Dally Sehtlne11Pomerdy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 12, 1957 l)f Ill panelists recognl2e(l expert on ._,. all~ Ia ali ex·lUIII~n. He had • It was suggested that Americans • finally ~!14ed lel!oj)l tllrouglt what com· are becoming more conscious of the lmf\l!ra~ to our ~P~OQIOte year. Then tive necessity ol keeping up, or ahead, In act. lie.came to coinpltted bla scientific entlflc achievement. We may hit a crash program that crashes fl&t someday. ~~. becoJQJIIJ a Datanll&ad dtlzen. The startling achievement of the Russians lie teetHed tllal In RIIISia, as b) most ol Europe, the ltu'#IIJ who bas graduated from in launching Sputnik I and II brought thll a -DdiiJ1 ~ II aboQt where AIJierlca•s home to America In one heavy blast. Even ~~~ aopll91.11'9rt 'la.llds In required sub- ex-Army man President Eisenhower was for· jects. Every ~PND ~o has graduated ced to say to 165,000,000 Americans on TV 'foiQ a secondary lcltool ltjiB had three years that the new czar of science in the United Of eheml.dry, fqut ot mathemaUca, four of States would have power to settle lnler·service rlv~lrlea where It conflicted with getting pbyJies, and thrtl of biology. n, In Pomeroy,. ~~!'-,port, and our county on quickly at putting our own satellite lp the Squid I heavO(ls. lclt~li, pb)'lll:l ~ll.,.lly Is offered only ev· wit,.~~ ~ ~ wllo~'l~ Green Unfortunately, he did not believe tt an op. lltatr ll! ery other 1•1f• ~lll!m on the off years. Mrs. T. fl. portune time to centralize scientific research LIOION TO ~IT • All4 • 'ftudene, It ~Y ella~ hlllnterest In the waa called waa unable to re. With hlo mother and (rlellda. Army and Air Force Feeney-Ben~ett Poit. !fo. 128, Mrs. Roll Kin& and fam. phflletl ICieQCI!I bu beel! stirred with this and effort of the Navy , '. Amerlcln lAgoon, will llleet on vive Mba Jonee who h1d a heart UyMrof and, lA!tart, )II'. and /ob1· Jack attack. In the science of balhshcs and rocketry Con· I Wednesday evening al tbtl Y,gl6n ' ~e. Is obv10iu11 J!!Ote illy prepared to 7ohuon 1nd tamny, Jo11son, Mr. woth Stole Rep. George 1nd lin. H1rold Rlcunl, loeal, pllft\le lila bea~' IIi collese !hall Is the Eur!l- celvably that nlay eome later when the Amer- flail Meinhart ag the gut!t tpeak~r Icoo pu bhe absoIutely demands Ihat the tax fils · MEITIN<; CALL.D . vlilted Mr. Lester Johnson Sun· ptan. topic will be "Soldlen and The Phllathes Society of the day, dollar be stretched farther In fields of home s,ltor,· Relief." Chureh of Christ will meul Mr and. 'Mn. CUao Irwin and 1 Fot1~ Ytt~r•,OfMoth defense Thursday eveplng at lhc home of daughter, Cllned~a of Southside; IQUIRIIIL DINNI~ 01Ued on Mr. and Mn. Dina LewMr. and Mrs fred Gardner. , l,'LPomeJ"01 ~;ScMol, four years of Co•ncllman,, and Mrs. David Is an~ Mr. and Mro. John Harrlron 1111111tllt8Ucsll't aYIIIIble, Ol)e year ot chem· Jenkins aerved a aquJrel dinner Sunday. IPICIAL 011 MIITINO IItty and one -ye., ~ physlCI. Until this year, this past weelr to Dr Job~ Hodge · Evangeline ChaPter, OES, w!ll Wijllam G Bobo of Washington . . Norman Wayland, Jam01 H.agger· a •pe~lal m~llng Thursday spent only ulree yqn o( mathematics was offered Meanwhile, It IS q01te obvious that our ,en· ly, Fronk Johnson with will 1am have a lew dayo with hit mother, at 7 SO at the Mbonic Temple Mra. Ray FOx. The ma!eJI COliN• aicebra In the 9t.h tire educational system will be affected by Michael unable to atte~d the lor lnlllatlon of candidates. Tom Williams, Helen Gayheart 0\hersJr.,pr,,.nl '*~ Da ,_.e, Pitlle Jm.lry In Ute 10th. advanced lhe Spu tnlk s. The race to th e moon wIll 1n· party , 1d Janldru and MJ4d Kilty ~ and her oarenla ofol!pntlnglon, w. a1geJira ld thi! .Uth, lnd 110114 geometry and spire a race clear down to the 9th grade In LOwe. ' ' • 'I'WO NIW AlttiVAU V1., l'&tted Mr. ani! lfn. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. c. (]render, Can· WUllame and family SUilday aft. trl~'l"metry In the 12th. Amerlc~n high schOols to Interest more Jon, are announclnJ the blrtlt oi 1 emoon. . "cine 'li!Uif8f aljebra In the 9th, plane young people in the tough, hard to master, twin sona, Dennla .and Douglas,• )Irs. Alma Peck and laruiho of leilrn""' ln 1Dih, ortera as electives for but very rewarding sciences. ~o weighed 7\J and 6\J lba and cb.llUcothe, 0, ~11ted Mr and ' Club will roeel Thursday s to £e ·~OI~ E 0 Henry. . em· W!fe the . I ~~~~· 'r~ !t'~~-~XIQ,ftd Jtl"e~ra in ~e Yes,. rewarding sciences They must be home ol Mn. 4moa Leo at\\~ Gill~ · w~JW loyd Roacb who lJ employed In ' 11Qf,,lnd in~o)! ·~ ·llt4he ,12th. It do~s more, si> in the future than in the past Un- bera .~re requesje,!l to brlpg CbrlJt- klni1i!\, lito " l\lat !' Unaton spent the week end at lhe Alhens State HOI· Wllklnron, IIO~;.,ve IIODd ~e ~try. adbu/y; Ls a 1rand• bli hoiJle here. less work in science attracts more young peo- tnasatllslor pltal. lather. of the tWins. Leona W1msley apent the week MiddlePOrt f(ll' i!olle11e pteparatory. courses pie the future of America's security may be --'-requires alaellrala·t)ta Oth and plane Reome: seriously in doubt. trr In the lOth, gives as electives advanced Our local high schools are ready to assist alge~ra and trigonometry ln the 11th year, in this expansion. They have able Instructors. aJ,I.ematJnJ, on ocea8lon with IOild 1eo.;.ttry All they need Is the students. If :enou1h pupils an on hand asking lor it. Ml,ddleport • also requires deneral Mathema· IIQII)e taken by Its voeatlo$1 department pu· Pill. Zlcb •IChool offera a year of physlca and To suggest differences between Amencan a year ol chemistry, usually alternating. Bio- and European systems of education Is not to loJY Is avaU.ble. Impugn the American. We ha¥e different obln tile year 196Q the alate will require two jectives in the U S for public educahon than Years of llllt)t and one of tclence or two of do Russians and even most European nations. edtll4t (lite biology, chenl'-!ry, or phy~s) First of all, rightly or wrongly, we expose 1114 one of math. The "better schools" 'otter every mother's son and daughter to elementbl.~tow, but tllete 111bjeets are not reqplred tary and secondary training until age !6. Ev· of every lludent. After JMO they will bf. Ra- erybody goes to the same well. , Is j~IIIJ!lnltlle IUD • bit on lhlll 060 ed: In Euurope, after elementary school the let, ~Jfi lhll yeu to require the~. winnowing starta. Only the "better olf" peo· · ltitland ~ltll'll HlsJ! 8chocla Offer pie plus those 1\?th more than usual talent go 1114, proiJ'ama comparable to Into the s~condaty sch09ls. Teena8era qeslr.· •, , , , fio.mtroy, . tad Racine. Orin Bmllh, ous of learning trades In industry go Into vo. llflllt~~~~~.•.J':!:...I....JJI ·,.,..,.~ .hi~Uo~<~••... at 1\lllland, ls a top c.Uber eatlonal s~hools and are simply shut out of "-"ftf,~fllllfllf!ll.' \.IV,.. -~ tluii··oi.d IOh~<Me,~ the best pouiblt brpader educational exposure. ~:\Fl . .-:l .: ,• :!)'~11;:1.: ' I Ou i h field he etn year. Loeal 1 · r •Ystem s conceived, muc the better ·' , \ . · ~:;:., ••• ~* '.;~, ' . ~~ . J ~ A , . , ill el111e to equal tile belt !lf. for a democracy where unlversalllteracy and ...... '"· 'IJ Jill} I;;' U 'htltala. ... h... l Intelligent eomprehenaion of national Issues P~=~=~ . lt •, 1 ,t,for~. ' ~do 9:00 Romper Room •·so Trouble With Father 10:110 A,rlene Fr111ou Show 10:30 rteasure .Hunl 11:00 The Price I'll Right 11:30 Tr1llh or Consequene<f 12:00 Tic Tac l;lougb 12 so 11 Could Be You 1 00 I(I~·Day tfewa t 15 Kovietlme 2:30 Bride 1nd Groom ~·110 · ¥etl!!et 'fl\el!fe 1:110 ~en for a Daf t:iO ModOrn liom!nces 1 5'00 CQme4y Time 5'30 Splnoch l'la¥houae 6:15 Sports Eye ' 1 9·110 9:30 !0:00 10.30 11:00 !!·.so 1.2.110 12 30 1·00 1·15 2 30 3 00 4 00 Romper Room · Trouble Wllb F~lher Arlene ~ancl8 Show 'Treasure H~nt . Tht )'1-1~ Is !)ight m!..'t'h COno:Wuences "'' Qr ,., nc Tao D,ou~h It Co~14 Be You MldD1y !'ews Movielt!"e !lrl~• and Groom Jolatm100 Tlo~~"!' Qu~ for) !lay 4'45 l(odptn Romances 5:00 C4medy 'l'We . 5.30 splj.aqb Playhouse 1:~; ::;~;tt::,_ ::~ tpt-uAt' e:so 6:45 New•' Pl~r . ::::':~~ad~~~ . t: 8:00 9·00 9:30 Bob • Sirri On • 7'00 Today Show , 7:30 W1pn ~ , 8:30 ~ath8)> 1/ij~ . Beat . a:oq Kr~ffTiielltt . 10:110 The Callfon!lans of 10:00, 'nllJia.Ybqt.l.Je to.so The N~x':~ ~o;so' Q•·ll4•!1:1liY)loJse 11:110 Newa HeadUnea 11:110 News ,H!!S!W!Iel 11:10 w..thereast 11:10 Wealhemll 1 11:15 Nltewatcll 11:15 Nitewatcb . l:W $,lJn Cff 12:30 Slln·Off • WCHS·TV Chonftel8 --.- ' Channel8-Tuesday Cl!annil8 .:. Weclntsday 7:~ IIIli 011 8:110 Ca!>la!n ~a!GO 8:.5 CBS N~wl D·IIO llOI'IIlnr Show UJ CBS News us Jolornln~ sute NeWJ 10:110 Garry lloore 10:30 Arthll! 90dfreJ 11:10 Strike It RICh 12:110 News at Noon 12:10 K1tle'• Almanac 12:15 Love of Life 1 12:30 Sear~h for Tomorrow 12'45 Guldlnt Uabt 1:00 Kslle'a Kitchen 1.30 All the World Tunil 2·00 Beat !lie Clock 2:30 liouoeparty 3.110 Bla PayoU 3'30 The Verdlot Is Youn 4:110 Brighter Day t:l3 Secret Storm '4:30 Edge qf Night 3.110 Mystery Theater 5:30 Your Esso R!porter ::g t,:'~~~~~·; 7'59 Sign 0~ 8:110 CaptalJI ~nproo 8:43 CBS News • · ~:00 Mpnline Sboy 9.45 CBS News 9:55 .Morntpe $11ote Newa 10:00 G11'!7 ¥oore !0:30 Arthur jiOd{reJ 11:30 12:00 12·10 12'15 12.30 12:43 1:00 1·30 2:110 2:30 3:00 3:30 4.110 t:~ llQ. ".'. '" 7·00 7:30 8.110 8·30 9:110 9:30 10·00 Parade of i(fra Telephone Time Sneak Preview \ Bje Ten l!ighllghta To TeU The Truth Red Skelton , $4i,OOO QllesUoa 1~:$0 Mama 11:00 Up.t9'1he·~nute NIIJI 11:03 ~Ina lilt w..lher 11:10 'the· Late Show Secret 8.191!11 M.l' •. "" •!' -~~~~~,O~'J 8.~o S~iirt. ' ~er Ua 6·5~ We$tlt~riltarl ·' 1'. 7:00 Casey :;mtlt• ··•;• 1 7·30 I Love Lucy 8:110 Big R~ord 9 00 The Millionaire 9'3o rve (\ot A Seeret 10:110 .Armstrong Clrele Theater 11:00 1Jp.lllith8.mlnuto Newa 11:05 Seannlne the Weather 11:10 The Late Show Slin On NeiJhbot!l Noon News Cartoon Cl~b Ubtlraee Gretchen Wide Sho• Movie Jolatlllee Am"teaa Ban~staqd po Yo~ T(1!at Your Wile O:PO. Sir .LanCiliOI Utt Hlek,ey lllouae Club 8:00 ~·Club . 8:110• l'lv~ Star Final 8:41 ~ 1~ ~~·~ (lhelt 1"" -~ltfl.oot · · fl'!! "'ali Earp t~PO proken Arrow a~ao 'r~epbol!f Tliile 10:110 Weil Poinl 10:110 Alllgn~~~tlu Foreip x.,iilli' 11:P01 N~w• , ~1:18 Thutar II 'u:Sti' s!,il ou 9:44 9:45 11:00 11:50 12:05 12:15 12:30 1:110 1:~ 3:,110 C:SO 0:00 &.~ '8:00 8:~ Sign . On Morlilils M~vle ~dventure, ip Ll!amlng J+!elgbborf Noon News Cartoon Club Ube~a~ ' <lieteM'n W.lde Show HoVlt ''.Mallllee Alifel'lean lilndatand ~ . \loa Trust Your Wife Mill Jllllllckok ~~'1 'lolpull Club ~~~ CMi Fi~ ~Slai nUll N"" I Silent; Smlce ' I>IAiu!nd• , 8:U 7:00 7:3ll B:3ll fpljllli!<>~ 'l'.r, ~;ill) ~,ud ~IJ! t:3o ·Wa\lektneheli•,FIIe 10:110 . W~ Ntaht F!e•u ,10i!2 ~jll ' U:w Newl ' . ·_ .):IJ '!'Jiei~ 18 •2:311 s~ ou . \' '" ""''~ ' '' ,. . I . . .. 1:"'·· ~ ?' i · 4 ~r-rv·;(~ . ' ,.'> , . 1• . . Channel13 Tuesday Channei13-Wednesday ~ornlne 'Movie . Adnnt~a In t.-arnlne I ~l ·the • Cioclt WHTN-TV C._onn.el13 9:44 9:48 11:110 11:80 ta:05 11:18 12·30 1:110 1:30 11:00 4:1\1 • :. ~ •"i Housepart Bls Pill-oft The Ve.rdlct Is Youre Brlehter •Dll¥ . 4.30 Edte nf NIJbt ,•. 1 '"' . .- Strlli:e lf Rica. News, At Noon K,tlu AJmamc Lov~ of !life Searc~ for Tomorrow (luldlltl Ltibt Katie's Kitchen As the Wprld: Turns f • ~- " ''"'- ... f '" · - " " " " "' ' �.'' Rutland.Goes ·For ,.No. 21--l Most Regulars To Start I DEFENSiVE .~~.:.:~ . - . By, Alan Mavw illtL ' ·White - A/111/JI SHOP •' MOO~ It ex!le':ded to open with Roush at quarterback, I.e- Darling, star ball carrier st half' In Sayre's split T attack; Greene at right half and Lleving a fullback. line h" . been the shift b# Larry end, to cent· sophomres Bill Clark (Mel's brafine baseball pro!pect), position•. are Ray Cundllf, 180, on the l<juad, an~ Jim terseetlonal. contest" lor Guards are Howard ably 28~~G~at~or~~~~~~~~:~; McFarland, lilt a ~~~~~.~~~~~~·~! bl played lo y•ar. hh '!!!!. . Ac~ep,~s r ''T ', .. h . .'·.e ""' . ~ 3-Year ·ec-ntract. . 1 , r ,~..., I. Tf111 flAM 14 8-0 2. OttahOp!l 8 HI a. Auburn 8 7.() u .m 1a.o., f. Mlehlgan St. S 8-1 8. Oblo State 1 8·1 7. , ........ 8-1 8. 8-1-1 . ' ,. ,.; ! }: ' I . -; o ' '" ' ' ' "I" ' . . . ( '.1·,. . ' h!l' w ' ' ~ ·, •. 'o r•• . ,. "; "'· '. j. \ • ;t '' " ( . ., . ; I J ' ; ... ' ' ' ~-~o•a...:lii·N...:Y~.....-~, - · . ,. 1\.' ~ J ' ~ \, .. . . ' "'· . 1 ' • ' I . 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'• ' . ...• ..• TOPS ~ ~ IN CLEANING IX'~IRTS ' •• ' ' . i _,o·fi · v- ,. ..,.., '• r . I , ' IN &ROE U\'~IJ · "·.,'· · ~Cirest Clark Own~r .:.f.._tf~,·1., ... TWO CONVENIENT J,.OCATIONJ , ' , , ( , Jl f~ I I J l>- Pe•troy · h.JSa.x 4 ~· !I f r ··. Mlddl~fl Cor. 3rd l,lld lla1ll'1:· Phone tla&.t :J I ) \ IPPR8YED AAGUN!l ~ j. Mra: Doro~y Plfir• ) ', I Manapr · · ' :fti WI$LDI 0·)\$, I . <& • \ .. , ""'! '·' ,, '· ' "' ··~ \. .' )jr. \ . .. . ,, ' J �I . • - ... '· 1,.. l LlgaN+.totiee . LIIAL NoTICI Mlrs,,1~·~~~~;: ' I -.. • • •• • •• ·t-~ -1 ~~'M:~·:IIifi,...~~..·~"'"71 ; ·:tietl u For llent - ~ Yddm, Sco!lold l!o&'pl. ,~ 'CIQIIII. Clinton Mer, Jltddlepjll( Ph one 8265-X. 11111 rraUor '""'"· 11~ of Jllddl!oport, Get loe1.ted beiO\'t mudd, ll'OUDd hurto you. Phorle t.ca. EdJat lley•oldo, Reynold'• Daley Store, Middleport, OIIJq,· 10 Ulfe ' \ . ' 1 ' .• J,~a It I \ ' 1 • l ' -~----- ReviYal oerv1ceo ,~re "ina hjl!d tbls week at '!It, ri!oriah Cbureh with Rev. 1,. 'I" Woods, illl<~ ley, W. V&., ln·<n.a"e: 11-lz.3te Turter and Ham Shoot. Racine Plalilnt MIU. ~oV. i'tlk · ~ ~~ I 11 ~ II 9 Stp 09) Business llevival serv CCI otartin~ Nov. \7 to Dec. 1st at the Church of Cl!riat In Chrisl1ao Union, llob'tOD, the Rev A. •L. Baldrld&e .Uhland, Ky, evan&ell!t; th1• Rev 0 H Carl pastor. Every body welcome. l1-12r61r on ·M;O:-.~t;ot rt<t•"' Opportuniti•$ .'. . Hu ~ ·On ··1 : -ur. t "l"" ... :t ru • iW! ' ·fH •~ .~·· ~·~~ CROSSWORD . 1 Crazu G.~{ ,.\ JT·~~Il'; "J { :)'Iff\{ bJ'• ' ' "' I •• ...... .... ... I~ ' ' 1. Wd , " IShak<· !9.. Fel1qw • 18, Nickel (I~ I 11.1\llno n>eaauro . IULtlp entrance s Agm • ·.r riO<! 12. Fllr.~ 1 9. Huten 33. .u1auc I& Wb,etl huba 10. 0111 Jnwure , !llllll It A Jj>tlt~ 14. Flo'ller part · 37~ Oan!fn ~ ·1'(1 . f ..,,.~ criminal 6. Ape)' . · ·~•rei (olanrl te. ~jltlte 111 i(now • .. 3!,)1u))r• 21. ~traordln• liig'r • . , rtttelfll"o',\l!lr'<t irYI!e11411 10. Tlllliefi, ~ps:Diiti'Ui ' 22. Monator 42. Voided ligna! (Scot. I jar ' 18. Flalfifb 2S.)Iciltier ' • · · lpcuq~ltft .e..41~~r · , 20. Dovo'a ~U Jt.ll'.l!clfl!l&\f4b •• lcOIII!i f@ 'i'•t l. ~ill M~•• ctv,. • ill lorrow .,: Anrlc!O • · llil!d :f' ., • · IIllo moon 25 llnubo , Saxon serf Erl!.ll,.,l or1s ti..r~~irw •'t:-'11'-~m .. .. ·~···· · ) of aay ., · :9..Uv~n 1 , ; 3).!:lu~~ 32. P~r:pll•h·rtd , r • 3~? BHoro · ' 3U'l'Oe 33. Slek 3A. TOrrtd 41. Not linn LOST-Girl's uarf, tweed with ~~~~~~~~~~~ while fringe In upper parking \ppieo aad cider New Or· lo~ ""meroy. R&WARD. Phone chor d. Ncw Havo n, w. va., Ph · •• 31110, Radno. 11·12·31: one Turner ~411!18 ll·Z ti ro"iiNi)-::-aeiij; Hound-;,. 1--·M -and M8- lt"'iiiU:I--In-1-er· Pomerov Main ·St. Owner !den· IWiional dioc y ft. ..... rubber Ill)- lind pay for ad Robert bell & In. wide BO ft. long; 2Slyn, Brick St., Pomeroy, 0. "a H p, n•otop,- he.vy duty II II Sip Stunlev Glbbl, Lon1 Bottom. -..,.--· Route No. 2. IO.S.Stlp Auto ~ei'YicdS j;,, lift~~, room atdl for nl•. .~i\wttNaStioN&co.-=-.14 Gaeoa covn-lna. Pbyne 0385. bouro WneUI' Service. D~ 10 z Gtfc Pbunt 1!2'1. Night PhOnt .r-7" _...-·r· · -· 1030.)1. J)(.DGE • fi.YJIOUTII 'l'f~ Eleetl'le r"'v• S3II.OO: Coa! DIAW.Il , I 0 II Helllv;. fa0.\1., ilu P'Jrna<o convenlo~ •bur~u $40.00 Phonp RIM-J. IM.Stf' ,(8) Aut.l Soles 18bP -- im l)iiiiP cnrOn"et""idr:'"~ 4"•·Kind of rock . u. Commune ll!elf.) t8. An expend!· TIRMITI~ lxTiiliiiii~TiD ture · .a.» For fr•e !niipeclluo p~:One Gilmure Sopp.li S~•. fqmnJ ~1. wor. auarillri~til. 'lf11.3111 •ured. Vauaha~·· illi!t•otti,J aar Relll~!·tlal Tmtilte CO~trol Ser - ''-••_·_st_u_•,.~• US ti ~U1CK IIIJRVIOIJ .~n Wateb 1\t l"'irlna b' Fa~r>y Trame• · ERS. watcbmall•r C012.1118 MEL F •m•m. 1 a11 ...:--._,.__....... .,,_,,...;·,.,,,.....,...... 00. Ardor 51. Til 12. Withereo . (var.J DOWN 1. X.O•g tooth 1 1. Jewltb l1!0D!h 3 Plunp """ 'f&ter 4. SRtrtte4 lio'" ' eweem tlec\lolux and Clarinet For Safo. Call dark maroon m. or alter t p. 10 n~bb. Eatra nlee lor model. ...,Ji!l--:-:-Blaet!llar'l, Pmneroy. 11-l.ete POTATOU.:Stoe tatoe• while lh ID54 JB~V8 2 dr 1ia;dT; U.&Oi. Power Stmlnl and Enoch, Porllan~. bnku. Dil!lllow d(ive. A beau· Cuatom Qu!h - ~KI:::t"'i e t-n.--;K::ile~h~en tlful e,r, :naded In from • dooigned for your"home Free .CUP 110~ .,. M~At.l ••Uifled .oner on a new Bulek. estlmot., Foreman lo Abbott. Blaotlpu'•• l'omeroy. 11-l.Sic Phone , 82~Y. ' , 8 8 If 11108 Dodit co~onet 4 dr. ~ "<>R SA~ A:DPiltl New H1 ,1,7,5 I'Uib button shift A von n•r'lard, ~w !Iaven. Ph••• beaullflil lwtpl wing model •, T-291 I"·--~·-·---~-Sbom the beat ol care. Blaot· - TU·21688 - ~~.f--''--:-:-:-''tr'l, Po/neroy. IH.Str FOR s~: · oh1 we-•t•: deep well Jet wllh pressure ~--~·~--~·---1802 BulcU, ,PIJO. Choice of t•vo ·AIIIO 811-ftet door and f $'. Both very dopend· 1 1'41 one able W. with Milinal dark pee. Sparkllaa AUNT >"RI Tli...,• WE IUt l'M GOING UP TO ,,, ...~····· I , PUT A P5.4NUT ON EACH STEP ' AAP EAT P.Y WAY \If TO BED !.l"'!l OHIO YALLE'I ....... ·JUNK CO,__ •. .,..n two tone tlnl•h. nljet lnlr'a. POIIIII'Oy. I 16'.Ste 18114 Fori! V8 CUIIombne. t89S 1 dr. lledlll. Choice of two ex· eeptioul ean. Blaetlnu'•· Pqm· ero7 19! · · ll·!.ele Fci Soi• Elecii'Olu, sj,.e·'-pe-r-a-nd.,...,CI:a-r..,.lne"""~ Will II~· Call 11481 after l P. ,JI, , Jl.e.8!• Ad)ll'ifal l!.tJrliorator Freezer u~ed lwlbai\JW. Cheap ll •old thia weeli llalp.li lowall Royle No. 7 11·11 ; ~ ', ' '" •' , . ' .~\· ··- \. :·\ ;~.J . y, , .... ~~·:. .;J. " J> • . ! ..:J ( . Jtf' .. , \ r' '' ' .,~:r' ' \ ' ...,, '' ' ... .. �I . • - ... '· 1,.. l LlgaN+.totiee . LIIAL NoTICI Mlrs,,1~·~~~~;: ' I -.. • • •• • •• ·t-~ -1 ~~'M:~·:IIifi,...~~..·~"'"71 ; ·:tietl u For llent - ~ Yddm, Sco!lold l!o&'pl. ,~ 'CIQIIII. Clinton Mer, Jltddlepjll( Ph one 8265-X. 11111 rraUor '""'"· 11~ of Jllddl!oport, Get loe1.ted beiO\'t mudd, ll'OUDd hurto you. Phorle t.ca. EdJat lley•oldo, Reynold'• Daley Store, Middleport, OIIJq,· 10 Ulfe ' \ . ' 1 ' .• J,~a It I \ ' 1 • l ' -~----- ReviYal oerv1ceo ,~re "ina hjl!d tbls week at '!It, ri!oriah Cbureh with Rev. 1,. 'I" Woods, illl<~ ley, W. V&., ln·<n.a"e: 11-lz.3te Turter and Ham Shoot. Racine Plalilnt MIU. ~oV. i'tlk · ~ ~~ I 11 ~ II 9 Stp 09) Business llevival serv CCI otartin~ Nov. \7 to Dec. 1st at the Church of Cl!riat In Chrisl1ao Union, llob'tOD, the Rev A. •L. Baldrld&e .Uhland, Ky, evan&ell!t; th1• Rev 0 H Carl pastor. Every body welcome. l1-12r61r on ·M;O:-.~t;ot rt<t•"' Opportuniti•$ .'. . Hu ~ ·On ··1 : -ur. t "l"" ... :t ru • iW! ' ·fH •~ .~·· ~·~~ CROSSWORD . 1 Crazu G.~{ ,.\ JT·~~Il'; "J { :)'Iff\{ bJ'• ' ' "' I •• ...... .... ... I~ ' ' 1. Wd , " IShak<· !9.. Fel1qw • 18, Nickel (I~ I 11.1\llno n>eaauro . IULtlp entrance s Agm • ·.r riO<! 12. Fllr.~ 1 9. Huten 33. .u1auc I& Wb,etl huba 10. 0111 Jnwure , !llllll It A Jj>tlt~ 14. Flo'ller part · 37~ Oan!fn ~ ·1'(1 . f ..,,.~ criminal 6. Ape)' . · ·~•rei (olanrl te. ~jltlte 111 i(now • .. 3!,)1u))r• 21. ~traordln• liig'r • . , rtttelfll"o',\l!lr'<t irYI!e11411 10. Tlllliefi, ~ps:Diiti'Ui ' 22. Monator 42. Voided ligna! (Scot. I jar ' 18. Flalfifb 2S.)Iciltier ' • · · lpcuq~ltft .e..41~~r · , 20. Dovo'a ~U Jt.ll'.l!clfl!l&\f4b •• lcOIII!i f@ 'i'•t l. ~ill M~•• ctv,. • ill lorrow .,: Anrlc!O • · llil!d :f' ., • · IIllo moon 25 llnubo , Saxon serf Erl!.ll,.,l or1s ti..r~~irw •'t:-'11'-~m .. .. ·~···· · ) of aay ., · :9..Uv~n 1 , ; 3).!:lu~~ 32. P~r:pll•h·rtd , r • 3~? BHoro · ' 3U'l'Oe 33. Slek 3A. TOrrtd 41. Not linn LOST-Girl's uarf, tweed with ~~~~~~~~~~~ while fringe In upper parking \ppieo aad cider New Or· lo~ ""meroy. R&WARD. Phone chor d. Ncw Havo n, w. va., Ph · •• 31110, Radno. 11·12·31: one Turner ~411!18 ll·Z ti ro"iiNi)-::-aeiij; Hound-;,. 1--·M -and M8- lt"'iiiU:I--In-1-er· Pomerov Main ·St. Owner !den· IWiional dioc y ft. ..... rubber Ill)- lind pay for ad Robert bell & In. wide BO ft. long; 2Slyn, Brick St., Pomeroy, 0. "a H p, n•otop,- he.vy duty II II Sip Stunlev Glbbl, Lon1 Bottom. -..,.--· Route No. 2. IO.S.Stlp Auto ~ei'YicdS j;,, lift~~, room atdl for nl•. .~i\wttNaStioN&co.-=-.14 Gaeoa covn-lna. Pbyne 0385. bouro WneUI' Service. D~ 10 z Gtfc Pbunt 1!2'1. Night PhOnt .r-7" _...-·r· · -· 1030.)1. J)(.DGE • fi.YJIOUTII 'l'f~ Eleetl'le r"'v• S3II.OO: Coa! DIAW.Il , I 0 II Helllv;. fa0.\1., ilu P'Jrna<o convenlo~ •bur~u $40.00 Phonp RIM-J. IM.Stf' ,(8) Aut.l Soles 18bP -- im l)iiiiP cnrOn"et""idr:'"~ 4"•·Kind of rock . u. Commune ll!elf.) t8. An expend!· TIRMITI~ lxTiiliiiii~TiD ture · .a.» For fr•e !niipeclluo p~:One Gilmure Sopp.li S~•. fqmnJ ~1. wor. auarillri~til. 'lf11.3111 •ured. Vauaha~·· illi!t•otti,J aar Relll~!·tlal Tmtilte CO~trol Ser - ''-••_·_st_u_•,.~• US ti ~U1CK IIIJRVIOIJ .~n Wateb 1\t l"'irlna b' Fa~r>y Trame• · ERS. watcbmall•r C012.1118 MEL F •m•m. 1 a11 ...:--._,.__....... .,,_,,...;·,.,,,.....,...... 00. Ardor 51. Til 12. Withereo . (var.J DOWN 1. X.O•g tooth 1 1. Jewltb l1!0D!h 3 Plunp """ 'f&ter 4. SRtrtte4 lio'" ' eweem tlec\lolux and Clarinet For Safo. Call dark maroon m. or alter t p. 10 n~bb. Eatra nlee lor model. ...,Ji!l--:-:-Blaet!llar'l, Pmneroy. 11-l.ete POTATOU.:Stoe tatoe• while lh ID54 JB~V8 2 dr 1ia;dT; U.&Oi. Power Stmlnl and Enoch, Porllan~. bnku. Dil!lllow d(ive. A beau· Cuatom Qu!h - ~KI:::t"'i e t-n.--;K::ile~h~en tlful e,r, :naded In from • dooigned for your"home Free .CUP 110~ .,. M~At.l ••Uifled .oner on a new Bulek. estlmot., Foreman lo Abbott. Blaotlpu'•• l'omeroy. 11-l.Sic Phone , 82~Y. ' , 8 8 If 11108 Dodit co~onet 4 dr. ~ "<>R SA~ A:DPiltl New H1 ,1,7,5 I'Uib button shift A von n•r'lard, ~w !Iaven. Ph••• beaullflil lwtpl wing model •, T-291 I"·--~·-·---~-Sbom the beat ol care. Blaot· - TU·21688 - ~~.f--''--:-:-:-''tr'l, Po/neroy. IH.Str FOR s~: · oh1 we-•t•: deep well Jet wllh pressure ~--~·~--~·---1802 BulcU, ,PIJO. Choice of t•vo ·AIIIO 811-ftet door and f $'. Both very dopend· 1 1'41 one able W. with Milinal dark pee. Sparkllaa AUNT >"RI Tli...,• WE IUt l'M GOING UP TO ,,, ...~····· I , PUT A P5.4NUT ON EACH STEP ' AAP EAT P.Y WAY \If TO BED !.l"'!l OHIO YALLE'I ....... ·JUNK CO,__ •. .,..n two tone tlnl•h. nljet lnlr'a. POIIIII'Oy. I 16'.Ste 18114 Fori! V8 CUIIombne. t89S 1 dr. lledlll. Choice of two ex· eeptioul ean. Blaetlnu'•· Pqm· ero7 19! · · ll·!.ele Fci Soi• Elecii'Olu, sj,.e·'-pe-r-a-nd.,...,CI:a-r..,.lne"""~ Will II~· Call 11481 after l P. ,JI, , Jl.e.8!• Ad)ll'ifal l!.tJrliorator Freezer u~ed lwlbai\JW. Cheap ll •old thia weeli llalp.li lowall Royle No. 7 11·11 ; ~ ', ' '" •' , . ' .~\· ··- \. :·\ ;~.J . y, , .... ~~·:. .;J. " J> • . ! ..:J ( . Jtf' .. , \ r' '' ' .,~:r' ' \ ' ...,, '' ' ... .. �'. I ~~ ., ;.,. ·I AL·L n• .o.J.ue;en, Ohio " Phone 802l·X , . 0.' BEGI~NERS ' . . B~b A tlobby 'i'lll& II FNdullnl aod JMirUclive 10 tiotb ,fOIIIIC 1litl ol41 Thb atore features thou•· ,llldl Of lllmPI tram':'.U over tbe world eoUected and dlstrlbutej ' t E. Hmla & Co. POSTAGE STAtJI' p.~c\uT$ lOe • tile • $1.00 • .~.00 BIG BAG nOH toie!fa) .. , .'. .. . . .. .. .. .. . 98e bag STAMP ALBU~ , . ; .•.. . . .. . , •... .. . Ue to •us STAMP lUNG~ . , . .... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. lie and Z5c MINT BLOCK lidoKLE'l' .... : .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. 25c ITOCK BOOK - ,·, ., .... . , • .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. . 25e U FLAGS OF . . WORLD· ·'· . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 25e 14' COATS Of OMB'OJ Til WORLD . . . . . .. . 25e . , ''' I •J ' -. . " ' . al '· , ·' 'l, . '' ' ... ' ,. bcr >rotber, Wlll11m L. Canton. and family. IJ• b """'" perabng at home alter belnJ ..rlously Ill with peritonit;,. Mr and Mn. Ruasell and daughten, ,Carla and CoUtee~, ,., Bonnie V011Cooney and Rllfle wcnt1o Huntington suo,dav•r· to 1ttend the Holiday on lee Mr an~ Mn John llaley moved to tho Marie WilliiiiiiOIJ propertY in Bradbury Tommy and Bernard son• ol Mr. and Mrs John are lll Wilh rtu. ·eowaoas b)' tile World't Lll'~ '~p r&m, 1 • 1 i\'blle IVere . Mr. Ml'5 Jqe , ~ouitg Sr1 · 1ave been visiting Mr and l\!re. Joe Young Jr. and lhilcll'~ Me- , •ante and Joe 10, Wcodalield. ' 1 Mra Lucy Gregg ana daulhttr~ ' Karen and Judy, Miss Fatl1 ~riewme and Leo Ketnedy Sr., ' •er. in Huntington Sunday t~ attend the Holiday on lee. ' State Rep and Mn. Yeinhart, Coun<llman and Oav~d Jeok1os and Mr and Jack l'olliod attended a he Governor's Mans1on umbus recently wben tbe · Congresstonal Olatrlct wao talncd by Gov. and Mrs. O'Neill. Mr. and Mra tharles Mmay, toea!. and Mr. and Mn. Richard . ~tratzmao and Mr. and Mn. Gall Fam. Point Pteosant attendod I~• Holiday on leo' show in Huntlria· ton. Sunday )!.,, Marie Wilkinson, Brad burv has returned home alter :;pending twelve daya ,_. J .' ' . ' 0':. ' ' .' .w.,.' '' I ' "' I I •t•' .$29.9.5 .~SPECT~~u~i GE1·~Y~tNT~p .OFFER! . To Introduce you to. clur ~~ o,Pat'blep~ A ~aree <Dmplete • Itt ol4 &enuine l'oiW!J Sllliqlf ~In ltal by Ubetla (Weat Afriea). 'j ' \ KARR &VANZANDT Pro. IY Presents ··'· WAlL I .. . ' 1 . I 0 . Rubber ~ ,. tftl' ' > ' ' ary hu been I ,...... He and purehaaes \" is married PAINT AU Colors R~.' ·$6.30 gal. SPECIAL l ' 1 I 1 $.4 .,9 ;gal. MOTORDOM'S MASTERPIECE I New An • • I I ~1 : Fr,M' Potklng . · tlj~toN FISHlR co. ~IS ~··~llrt:.. IIRVICI I ' .. fOr I ' J I Cla~llt: ·i-. I I ' Sty~ing, Luxury ·and ·Perfor"'~'"ci 1 ~egister I for ",.,,..,,,. ... ,..J I' ', ~ , . '~a~e's To l)e~q!f ... ·'( For-E-.ropean ''1• ·• ·: Tour Wedn~sday '· "MI;. ~nd Mra. Thomas j\ue wU1 Wedne!day at noon f1ootr Parkor>burg airport enro"fl to join 8i otlm' Studebll\el Packard dealers and their wive for a "trand lour of Euro!!f" or on "•II expense" prljlram whltl they won by selling tbC m09 em Ia their dlatricla tbls ailm .........WALNUT B~ROOM· ·. ,..,. ~ � 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 11. November 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 November 12, 1957 jones warner