https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7aba932552b625a3d8f0aebac2fd8f94.pdf 5d756d482d6e568dc9d321685042468f PDF Text Text .. • . ', / \ " : ~·. ,-. t·r ' ' ; 'v~ 8-!>a,UySentlnel, ~-Mldfeport, o~ Nov. 29,' 1957 ""· ., • 1 Ricky Lemley ' ,'ta~· .c.:.ool',.._rades Is Honored On Ril tland £1em~ IIIII Kn ~ -·ThanLcnl\mt' ,n~ .a~. l.lel ""WeoJnesday 11th Birth-Jay .. !f\q ,.• , ,p U 'U ,, U Children <in .the RU !!! ' ~kles,, can!)les, p~p lmd nuts by ·, mentary Schools had -!!'I!J!II]i.si\V; Mia. George Grau, Mrs Robert ing parl!t.l Wednesday ~temoon. Canaday, Mro. Kenneth Davh, Nov.. 2'1, before the,Y "· J!'B~ Ills· llra. Mrlan Carson. In Mrs. Mar· misoed lor the hohdir. ?i{ ~~ \aret Chapman's Thord Grado First Grade, taught by Mrs. lolar- t.he children played games ond gl!el PantO!ll> they Plal'ed mu&J recorda and were served cookies, cal (111\<o ••d contests aod111r1. lee cream and pop by Mr•. Wflght CtrOI .Slliow~~' Mrs. lla)'D1ond !Irs. Vernon W~ber. Mrs. Robert Smttb, ' Mrs. Carloi Snowden and Smith and 1\!ra. Tucker. Mrs. !lay W1llums, Room·lloth· Mrs. Anna Ogdln's Fourth ers,' ..nod turkey cookieo, 11'0 lll'lde played games and were eream and pop Room·Motllers In served cup cakes, root beer and the Finl Grade, taught by , llrs: cups filled with candies. Tho Olive Page, were 1\!rs. lllcbard Room·Mothero were M'r5. Glenna Lum, Mrs. Charle1 King and Fetty, Mrs Imogene Dean, Mr, , Mrs. Robert Dailey The~ ~rv~~ Thelma Carpenwr and Mrs Ice cream,. turkey cook1es, pop Wanda Fetty. Moss Joan Mont· and gave the children ballnons gomery's Fourlh grade were serv· after they had played music~) ed Ice cream, cookies, candy anrt <ames I , P•P by M'rs. Pearl Little, Mrs In the Second Grade, tautht Lester Lathey and Mrs. Ernest by l!rJ, W.lter Bunce, the cbll· Nlchojson. They played games dren pllyed gam" and records and ;ecords. and t•e Room·Mothm ll'ere Children m the Ftlth -trade Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Jameo !aught by Mrs o 0 Patterson Fink, Mrs Arnold Grate and were served Jce cream, cup Mrs. Clonch They served cook calres and pop by Mrs. Wa.de Nt· les and pop and gave the ehll· cholson, Mrs Southerland and dren coloriug book$ l<ed with rib Mn ' wmbert after playing " bons and -bells ., favors. Mrs. series or games Nate Wise, Mrs Carl Taylor, Mr~ Mts.s Carolyn Smith's F1fth and ,, Jacob Schilbng and Mrs Harold S1th grades Rtce were Room·llothers for tile Second Grade taught by Mrt Muriel Foley and · they 1erved cup cake1, 1cc c.rcam and .pap, The children piRyed gam" with Gary Taylor wtnnong a pr!ze atid _ __ planned a talent show and also played games. Room·Mothers were Mrs Mitchell Conley, Mro. Homer l'arker Mary Rice and they setoved tur· key cookies, leo cream ond pop. Room Mothero for the Sixth 0 • 1 " Edward Winters of MDBon, WRI the 'l'ba~ksglvlng ·guest o! ijjs school• o0 "'l'el!l[ler~nce Day:•• sislar, ¥"· . ~acob Ebersbach. .• Januafy !8. Pl'ans were moae lo! Mr, nnd Mrs. Pa~l K•ufi. · gnd til• Christmas meeting which 111•ll ~hi!J!ren, Barbara Jnd -Richard of be held ·4r:J lhe Fltit Baptlll Columliloa were Thahksglvtng Church on Friday, Dee. 13, with dlnnet•'' f\11!118 of ~is patents, members 'II !bat· d!Jacb as hos· lit. ad ' Mro. w_, L Kautz,· · :; ti!IBe&. Mrs Pearl Mora, proar4•• · Mrs. l!arold Lemley entertain- meeUng bald TUesday evening In tained with a party Monday, eve· !he sot!lal roonls of the Federal; , ing after school at ber home, ~4. Chun:h. 1 Llberly AvQ., honoring ~er son, • )Irs. '(1:?'11: llwlj!JO: PJ!!IIde~t; Ricky, on his eleventh birthday, preslded ' lfld the meeting ogen'td Games were played around a With fOiip a!Wglng of "awcel bonftre and prttes awarded fo· •!;lour nf•. ,Pi'~yer" followed ~~~ Charlene H)'Sell, Johnny Dennis, prayer by the prealdent. . Patty OWens, Jtmmy Lee and " 0\lrl!>g· t)le ~uslnl"• Sejflon it obali\ii~f,~~-llJe wors~\P ,I Darlene Romine wu voted, to send a, €Jii'f_ttmu aervtc,e. ~~ag•l'J~· II 'tlunl:•' H~t dogs roasted on lhe fire box to !he vet!ram at ' Cbllll· llvioii:' ualrif for 'lllii scripture marshmallows. potato chips and cothe Hospital and also to pre· bibb 4911 and Psalm 100. She orange·ade were served by Mf• pare a basket for the needy. lbo gave a revtew 'of the ennual Lemley ass~led by Mrs Paui II wao also voted t o purchue • address o{ the national president Zirkle Mrs Maxine Le~ Mrs Union Signal Binder to be plac· 1\!rs. Glen Hayes, given In ~I> Almeda Henderson, Mr& Rtchard ed In the Pomeroy Public Library , ~mber at ll~dllon, wts. Owens and Mrs. Denms Bubble along with two books just re· The ntrN f11tmbershtp plan anij gum was giVen as favors. celved as an award for a ten ' the Rock ol Ages cards 1ti help pcr cent gain lJt net membersh1p. build a total a~atinence htghway Present were Carl and Johnny The vtsual 1lducatlon commit· was presented by Mrs. Lena DHenms, Darlene Romine, Danny - - - - - - - H)lber. I enderson, Lowell Neimeyet·, Group singing of hymns of Georg~ Warner, Charlene, Terry pr!'lse and P!'ayer by lllfl. loand Charles l!ysell. Linda and s~ph Cook concluded the meet Potty Owens, Brenda, Jommy and Ina. D~ana Lee, Raymond and Diana Zlrkle and Eddle, Charie• and RIC~ Lc:mley. I The Past M'atlons or l'olner!y · 'J'he honor~d guest received ChApur, 188, OES, '!teJ TU~ida~ - • ~. a !(ijt of money from the fll~ts ,ev~l.~JoJ!I· the Mason!!' · fe\nplo1 "' and' aeodUII glff4 but 'onalile to witli Mrs E. J. Tracy as hDSle.io. ' attend were h1s grandmother, Miss Maud Grueser pr~ide~' : Mrs. Edd1e Romme and sreat _Rres1ded J,gd there was a dlse 1 grandmother, Mrs. 'Etta Brobka ;lon oli ,purchasing drapes f r - - -the dinlnr room of the Tempi , luld jokes lor their program The district sc~ool of instruct! r1 Thtrd grades, jaught ~Y Mr. to be held In P.omeroy on Frldaf, 1'fJtidttn, paren~. Blanche Nelson, were served January 17. "~' also diBCUISe~. " Mattox, toond Seventh grade.•. taught by A round robin card w01 sent to .... , . w ....... family at Miss Solly Schaaf, were Mrs. Joe Mrs. GlllJI Smith of ' . CPO Mrs. Mattox ' Dugan and Mrs. Clinton Pler~o who is Ill and thef serv~d cup cakes, lUI'· Following t)le meeting an ex· a rabbit ronch at San Dlea~. key Ice cream, pop, candies and change of glfla was held atur Cali!. He hio been In tbe Navy nuts. Games were played with which refreshments were aerved lor the p!8t alxuon years. Dorothy Duaan wlnmng a prize by the bostea~ to MilS Gnoeser, Mr. apd Mrs. Jack Bachner and they served cup cak.,, tur· Mn. Carrie Nye, Mro. Dwl&hl llr. and Mn. H. W. Cl.,k mustcal gamea and dan&d. Parker, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. Mrs. Tllanksgivlng guests of llr. C. W. Clark, Charlellon. Th e Se ven th an d E1g hth gra des C• E. NetUe, Mra. Harry P. SmIIh. Winnie Glbbl, 8 teacher tu the 1 who are taught by Mrs. Robeo1 M~q Ada Ho1kina, Mrs Nolan Cbi!Ucothe aehool 11 a patient at Roberts, M1les Nelso,n and Pi'ln· Swaekhamer,. Mrs. L. F Schoen· the Maaon Clinic. cipal Howard Parker, danced In feb, Mrf, Cm'T Shields, Mrs. H. B. · Robert van Cooney, son ol Mr. the ochool gymnasium and wer<· Smith, Mra. Denzil Goegleln, and Mra. Pearl Van Cooney, boa served Ice cream. cup cakes and Mrs. Helen Nease, lllr1. Alonzo boon 111 for two weeks with flu, pop by Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, Mrs CUotur and gu.J!A, Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mr•. Harolli HI!Jer Dayton Parsons and Mrs. Don Tracy and;the Rot>. and Mrs. l,.e•· 1 hla . mother. Mri. Laura McKnight. lie KuJ!%1! of J)elphos. fr9111 Holzer llo!Pl~ she Wll a aurgjcal paU"f'l Robert Klnl visited a cifl· friend, Mrs Helen r;ohl.., Columbus, at Holzer Hospital ~n Tuesday where 1\ln. NObJ '" waa otaylng with b~r mother, )lin. Ralph Hoover; lackson, a patient at lhe hOIPIIal. )Ira. T. r flawklns was I fhanka&!vlng dinner aueot ol llr lnd Mrs. Dale Anllenoworth, Cbe• hire ·. Dinner guest• of Mr. and Mls John Vroman and aqq, John, on hankt;lvil\g were Mr. and lolra. , , •spread the cost of holiday harlea . Vroman and son. Mark, Pomer.'!Jy OES ~~-.-.,,·~us~ , / 7 Pome'rov1· WCTU Meet ' lng' Is He, l d ' her nepb~w:: Charle; illdd~. ' son itt~ ·;nd Mrs. 'E.!w~' ·G;.&;~· ~i. ' 'i(t:"r,;d ¥r.: ~~d .Burney . .or llr.' and' Mrs. G. '\"· lll.~dlel · Colll)llbill speat , Th,~lr.oalvt~ and'J(!1 "~~d Mtl,}lo1leri,'J,1lbmb Tuesday At Federated Chur..,, ...li. l(rl, 'fl'lnk Hayes, an ' aunt, W.j lli!tb bla parenll, I )lr. and Mrt. Coluil1l!lii wefe l Tliank.ialvlng unable to eo due to lllne11. · Charlea Graber. ~. .UIIta ol M\o. aila Mrs. Harrl· . tile "lllg~ways of Etaltalion" WBI' tee reported that a tempera~·~ theme ol tho P~merby WCTU 111m . 1'otll~ · ~e. ,jllowii "'hi the ' I, '" ~} lllr. and Mrs. J. T. McClt~n of ' IOD ll.fntle,v.,.ltutllnd{ wncaster spent 'l'ltanksglylrta · ' ,, ' , ,. 1 . ·• with Mr. and Mrs. Norr'""' Klo.,! .N¥!JY!11LE• Tenn, ~ - For· Dr. and Mrs. Alston Tracy re. Ine[''tpp 't1tuer •Rpby Green, turood to their home in ~olum! tol~~lfut·,otiday hu b~en blls today after . IJI09dl~i .. .tbo !'i,ml~d · llYil tlaoeo '· .tiul n•yer holiday Wltb his parenl.l; Mr. · and• bOthered to get ~ ~lvorte beeal!lC Hr,a. E. J. Tt'ncy. i ·... ·. · : .. · : '~!~~- !,w,l;.llml{f ,. · :,·,; i · - ' -·-·• 1 • ' .,; i • •h• zv, '' ' . . I' ' '•'' • ,• . ' \ f, ' I I " ,. Past MatronS Meetl'ng Held ' , arr ,.!yed ·.;Gln,.,. l!.~e 'tor Thj,'n,k~tlvln ~·(fi!~ !t: ) , ' ' . .' fie Deaths Ohio Hit ' Fears Expressed NewCold,f:·v~ Will Cause Surge.In Aceid"ptS Thanksgiving weekend traffic fatalities soared paat tbe'2110 mark today. It was feared a zero cold wave would«~ 1 ·n~ surge of deaths m the nort)lern midwest ., A Umted Press tally which bef•.;I at 6 p.Ib. Wtdneit!Ay showed that highway accidents had elajmed 261 lives 111 ot 8 a.m est. s~turday. . Added to that fif\lfe ......, 4 deaths in pllne crillhea 1114 U uersom killed in~ ... 'identa lor a tragic holld&J tlealli total of 307. jll85 Electricians · Walk,Off. The lob IAt Kaiser Plant 1 w. Vo .. UJ' at California aod Ohio bid '1110 'fonl tollb ilr tbno•niiJ ,'111111 "8 ~~ rT eaeh f190<1ive!J. - 'ran bad 17, loUowed lrJ •TaU NtwYor~ 1%. ~~ ·· · . Ctrolloa 1114.,, .... lill ' Into JOIN OUR , e~i.lnuu I ! WE'RE JUMPIN' THE GUN I PRICES CUT ON EVERY MODEL ,MONTHS EARLY I 'THE CAL~NDAR SAYS IT'S 1157, BUT OUR PRICES SAY IT'S 'ill JUST CHECK OVER THESE SPECIALS I " Was Now "210". We have four extr~ good buys. slvinc over the year - fctr a worry-free Christmas shop· ping time. 1953 Chevrolets ·· As low as $795 $695 I Five fine Cllrs Some are tow mileage one owner cars. Moat typ,a and mod11ls. 1954 Pontiac · ·· ······ ··· $1,195 $1,095 8 cyl. Sill' Chief Conv. Cpe. Hydramatlc drive, New light blue top. R&H. 1955 Pontl~c ·...... · .. ' .. · $1,695 $1,595 VB 2 dr. CataUna Cpe, "Hard Top" beauty. Hydramatl~ drive. ' 1956 Chevrolet .... ·.... · $1,795 $1,695 4 dr. Belaire Sedan. Shows the best of care. R&H. 1956 Iuick " ... .'' .. " ... $2,295 $2,195 V8 Specht 2 dr. Rivler& Sedan Dynaflow drive. Popular ~·bard top" model. New Buick tradc·ln. Showroom clean. 1955 Buick .. ' .... "" ..... $1,895 $1,795 ; VB ~admaster 4 dr. Sedan. llulck'a finest. Power Steer· lng & brakes. This car h~a had tender care . ' _t955 Doclgt ... "" " " " .. ' .. ' $1,395 Coronet. V8 4 dr Sedan. New Pontiac trade·ln. B/l&Utl· , fultwo tone blue finl.lh . . l N ~. 1955 Foni.V8 Ranch Wagon ..,_,, Wtr i Dai!J Adletillfl, ' 111~•1· ~ ro. James Brewirii!Qi! """ doughtet, S.ltdra. • Gllbe!t' Jln>ln, C~lumbu! spent Thanks~vlri~ Witti Jill mother, Mra Ben ' l)rvln, and alster, Mr• William Robaon. Sally SciUiaf Is a bualneos visitor Ill Colu111bua tod~. , :.~1?541ulck /,... '.''' ' ''' $1,595 $1,395 I •ultt I• M...., nlw~•lr ~loor ~u'rniture Dept. ·$54.00 to $·189.00" ' ELlER Pomeroy National Bank I ' ' ,, • ~. 0 ~~•fn.~~ifr$, 1i!Jd.die \ ij, ler.d TbiiiJIIIi ' ill cl tllree : m : ' ~: cmb nt1 OMo 8 jlllt norti' of ~ '" Mhtabtila: Cblrleo StilluD i; 1 killed when be toppltl GUt ·or ' onlf OhiO 4t, oL .... . lfil 151fl.· Miller., }_1:..o_~ ICCIOOII\bllf , here ~ Slelb, lloinln• I TMRIFTY PRICES' !kw iirll~~~~. ·l;owner •. Ure1 1lke new, ft4tlf, 2·tQIIe, auto. tnns. , '! \ 1 I 1 210 4-dr. ~ory and ··~·'"""!!' extras; good Ures. , ~ _, $149$.~ ;:_ :· The Rutland Senior CIUI will , have a Cbri~ lluur and !IItke r Sale at the Gnte bulltJlns, neli to the Rutland Poll Office, till· ~· ember 7. . Tbe sale wiD open at JP': a. m. S.tuid1y aDd durini the - .!ladwithes and coflt!t wD1 be ~ • ' ~ '1 A White ~epjl,aDt table 14 :t ttitur.e 9 Ilk lluur which' 1VlU lifO include nvJDerolll handml4e ant· cles: · • ~lt.rdioicoupei -·~~ ..... rt~K.t Iek litterlor.' · ,, ,, I '" ,cor < wore calkd 111;. Olwl,~ton !11 w"k · 1o 11\lhil' 'l&f funoral o 8 4-l;)r: ' Alliance: .U.. Anne '- Dille••,, ' Liabon, killed •When 'boi w,q f IInck by I l'ennaylYIIIia Jla1lnlid pai;enser traiii here · ·• CulM: w~ E. illl~ J~mB. • or City, Pa., died ol ln,jllfitl lllf· r. ~).M •ifts: teen tOmes 1er I • ia • lilt '!1 Otele Hi~ ,, rolulf of ajid~r Akron: Edward Land...; to, 1 Chicago, killed •• tbo o~o-'fllnl. ; pike near hero. l ,' IJ the MiJ!!~l\1,1'. Y~ro .' l!~ach, Fla w·~tti~y Will apeod tile Win tot' \i~ Y!~e I~O!'lpanle1 bJ has ·.,dr.d. ··~· ·~... .. " '" ": $295 $195 ,. Plans Comple~ed For Civic Projeei Of Garden Clubs periT Q'f~ ~., \ ,1953. Dellot~ ·.... ·........ · $895 $795 This car Thomu. ~ Blade~ ..... ' ~ Ve 4 dr. Sedan. Power stecrtnc & brakes. orlllnal filllsh ~~~.It In best of condition. •ShorUy• after walked of! their jo~ Friday a cr fatlure forced stoppage of other ronstruetion work at tile multi · mdhon doUar projeet. A IPOkesman said the power llilure was eliminated quiclrly. but did not say how it wu aeeompllsbed. Other worken returned to their posto immediately. . ter of Franlt Gintber and lobn The eleetrlciana ha"" not set u~ Sr.. Middleport. an<l llln picket lines around the plant. 1· County. , Cleveland: ~e Gilbert; ia IIMr,,~et and ~ lrJ Plate lrelcht traiD *Idle , bla blt:We tile V8 Super 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Power Steering & brakes. " Owned by local me17hant. ....... MtOPAVI 1 3J:d Mr. an4 Mro. Homer iJysell and ohllilren. Rodney. anri Christy 'fOrt Tbankallvins flle•t of hlf 'tnother, Mrs. P,.rl Hynll 10.00 .... ., ..... , .... 1100.00 Mllf Joy Smith, student a: Ohio Slatf University, Columbus, We pi)' 2% lnlereal'on your Savllga ,.. apen~lng \h~ Thankag!vlng vn· ration ·wllb her parenta, Mr. all~ Mfl, Th•o Smlt~. 'Mr. aocl, Mra. Harry P. Smit 1 were Thabkaslvlng dloner fllest BANKING SINCE 187! of Mr•.~pd l(ra, Theo Smith an• donghtt"Momber Federal Ruerve System Mil.\ •llora Wilson of Marlett Is tbe_' 1\IIIJI·O! her cousin Mr~tember Federal De!Wiit lnavuee Corpora&lon Georae', H, l'.,ker. POMEROY RUTLAND Mr1. Hmlett Jlwaell, )Irs. Aile ;~~~:;;~~~;;;:;~~::;:;~::;:;::;:;~;;:;;;:;~ \ Ch.lmlleflia, and lira. Jun~ Rtr r' ,~ptol Tbtnkaaivlnq In dol u 1 -with Mr, a,n'd 1\!ra. Llw ra 111i1tor re ~ .:tied. All T NEW 3 SPIED PHONOG·RAftt, toblo and four chairs S~e The Lclrge Selection of Brtci.kf~st.' stfs ~· - ·' .'SOfJETY I.U .............. ....... 111.11 .ao ..................... ' IJ.IO 1.00 ...... .... .. .. .. .. .. 10.01 tOO ..................... 100AI UO .. ...... .. ......... .. 111J,OI 1.01 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. 110.01 ,. COME IN A-No SEE . THE POMEROl ., $1,495 · ';~ew Buick trade-ln. One car,'ful owner. Wt have th•m now, •• beau~iful new dinette eete from Lloyd's new "Lancer" ,f.ouping. Featuring hex· ·~ uwtct ler desllft, a ityle dclUaive that's today's big news in fuhrlture, in' ~~ new metallic· ' bronze 4niBh with gold-tone trip!. Te,ble top~~ In achoice of warm ~· I r1. Enroll today! .. 19531ulcks ······ As low as $895 $795 I eu �'. . . . ' - I .' THI 'ft:""'" ' . • . ... -.... \·· e..l :· 't\•·. .., Edi-l 0rt"ally .. ·0MJPI.Qil'Jgt ,\, ~ t' . . . 1 ... '• . ' . . .' • .. ·~ . . I. . " . -~l)afJJ Sentlne~ Poijleroy·MtddlejlOI'I, 0., Nov. so, 19G7 TELEVISION ~··,(W'IIJI Mr. and Bfr< Jdbn Phillips anrl son, Mart of UEbiD• were llllelts ol lilo lft'otber, ~~oter· Pllllllp; and fln)lJY. 1btr alio 'Yislted relatfve• I ' . . /IN14s. H~!fi';''Slifiied_ Competition Too As Shown Br Program CIM'n 'Outlnj'1~ame1 Halftime Periotls TJranlcsg•ving 1Ja1 ilave you ever pondered that bands com· pete 1reai'ly 8S ripJtitealy as football teams? t'hlg II true-int'1\ie high school as well as college ·level. 'nl111fne' ·shows staged by the Pomeroy and Middleport High School bands Thursday were {lril.~and Wilblts of the fact. Director George Dallas of Middleport ran headon into an unfortunate situation when he brought his Orange· and Black clad people east to Pomeroy. After having worked on a prepared show plan for over three weeks, artd bad hls musicians memorize all movements and m~e It was learned to everyone's coliitemation that the Pomeroy band had gl· ven nearly an laeritic&l show at the B~lpre game on Nov. 16. Jq (he ball!l dlr~tjns pJ:Ofession suph a development ls 1·evolting enough to cause the watlln to -&~t bla pistol and end it all. It was too late to ellange the centrpl theme. There wu only ballely 'time to add a v•rlatlon here aM there and pro\llde a few Innovations. But ther, 111a1n 1 a Pomeroy football or band fan OD hand Wl\(1 ~lied to fCCOinJZe the show as a re-run or the Ray Woodgeard show 18 days before. And ~w If ~ny reallted Mr. Dallas and his kltiJ had added a wrinkle here and there, 1Dcludlng-one new formation. Meanwhile, the Pomeroy band, b,elng prallied ihia year as proba)lly the finest marching lel'll' Degr~e la~i .tear. hlt~h In the i.rmed Forcea lute1!1'11pted )lla training. This was his lint appe_aran_ce directing' Ills own 'band be· at .JI~nd . alld 1 .W41-y J\111 S--d -il .retUrn. . V.. and ..,.. ·I!'!•·, '!JI'l'!"' te tht ~.., ~fl.et ~~ I lp eoluniliu• ~ Iooft ·ftll1oUih Wltb bit sh~ll(. ld and playing group In many years, came lip with a:n oi1gJna1 theme based Oh the gooa JC\t• tune or the Ohio State University Buckeye football team and of the band wbleh ·Will«lflo make the Rose Bowl trip. Interest certainly was enhanced by !he fact that Robbie Brown, popular ex-Pomeroy band member - and a' fine musician &... would make the journey with the State liand. pmnr~o . t~· ~w.Jij!lt !f t .,eatt!lri:& oulllde · -~ ~ ~nee! OUI' til " •uttm\1 these pri!cjoua -~ .:-<> · P.lr ,thli )et 10 IISIUrelilr~ Ifill eYJ!n t ifllh tbe Yes, competition is tough lr. the band realm, too. Maybe there'a no blocking, tact)· lng, and moving the ball, but there ts 1 marchillg to perfect wder, · · .,..,- - ois fll j I!AITY t~c~," ani! above all, that old "achool Pollljlroy ~pie• lBfJ oES ~!11 . The anual party ••, ·"a:.'i:Nil:l> 11 that a band can blilng to white heat mqet ln regular ...,Ion, at 1h~ the Arpoleur Gardeners _Club Will efforts. Muonlc Temple, Tuesday at 7:45 be bel• on Thursday, Deceniller 6, --SiiiAifiiiMOV.~-~ifi.;;;;-M,i;;str;~:Ji.rt";b,;;;-j~~.,_------r-f- , p. m. Thoro wll1 be installaUon o! at t~e home of Mrs. Mthur Skin· ;;~~;ij~~~:~;~;~;:l l the ' oflleefl and all member! are urs· ner with a silt exebang~ as • part ~; 4 Dailv SeutineJ . td attend. of the proifam. Daybook D~~s! ~~2 s~ ~R~P Tbrtallol4 IAol&l • (o•lb are .fllpu IO Hqw would ~ou like to buy woaderful gifts for e; ery member of the family without the slightest strain on YOIU' Plld&et? You can do It next year II you The Senior Mothera Club of Pomeroy Hlih School wlll meet Monday at T.30 p. m. at the Senior High School auditorium. NIW ARRIVAL JOIN OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS CI,.UB BEGINNING J)ECEMBER 2nd. YOU MAY SAVE FROM 2Se AWeek liP to flO.OO A Week Mr. and Mro. Jame1 Brl•flard, Cloveland, have ennounced the birth ol a live pound da~ghter on Nov. 26 in a Cleveland boapltal. 1'hcy hnvo two older doughters, Klmherl~ and Tori. Grandparenta arc Mr. ond Mro. idward llafCtr· ty, Middleport, ana Mr. -.nd Mn. George Drlngard, of "Barbertou. Jam" Baflei'IY St., Mlddle~ort, Ia a great grandfather ol lhc baby. I. o. Timber 1nJ s. Droop . 20. A iN. Z.) , 4. Olrl'ananie heater t.lrolllt •• e. 81)'1 &pin 21. Smolle<l twiN e. Hewlnr tool 29. Wllh· 10. Banlaluillnt 7. Novice .·~.. t 12. ~ot lvar.) , 1 n. banrtr • 8. Letter 82. Speak li.Ream !Arab.) , ~0. Former 1 j.bbr.) 9. Shorten Tluklah 10. The villi 11. Sprilt' IIllo tor<e 16. The Aa!an !T... m bur 11. Tr" 1P. 1.) 19. Keel-bllfe,l %0. Exclama. cuckooo lion or 21. Check part aorrow 23. Maot 21. Lalro 21 Speaka [1 18. Comploln lcolloq.J 30. A potaon. Jeer plant ~ ~ ,, II. IJterory eompoal· u. o..,u 31. llarveat as. c... ~T. ~ I'"• 1,, liT ~ Ame,rloan 11141111 10. O.Ol61Jeal lllflaloa tvar.) " · CIO!HC 43. Overhead· 45. NPtflt 47. Capllal ~~~ ~ ,z I" "'" N~tional DO. Ar....allto ~., IACINI Of RACINE DOWII I. lle,PI 1/, ~~· · H~ Melas CoUidy News 117 ~ ~it (41 ~ I•• .w .. . 1111 \~I)ND W A.T 0' · . ' D S D1'1 0 RJ.I'Z O.X• Pl'f~ r(~l H 1 D-AD, 0 O, 1\'1' PIVAWI\D \ lt ·JI\.8'11 U' .. _ ~PDI<1t!loto• a.\De.:· · I 'DIJI!NIIHill OJ\ H!N· .. , ll,M!.fOWilll 0~ . PN ..:. BP!I'IOIA. '· ' ~""'·· . ........ -.... Watt~ . I' ' • I ·~ Su.tc.y- Channell I ::~ ~ t!~ct h Yom 10:00 Lamp Unto Feet 10:30 Look Up & Live 11:00 Ualted NaUoDI Ia AcUon uiso Camera ·u:~uoe 12:00 !At'a Take A Trip 12:30 W114 BDI Hl•kok Pice the Nation ll'OOtball Xltkotf Proleulo~al Football 4:00 Brial!ter D!U' 4:15 Secret storm 4:30 Edge of N!sht 5:00 iMYitel)' theatre 1:30 Your Esao lleporter e:t' Sporu Puide 5:53 Weathennea 7:00 Loave It 'l'o Beaver '• ngmes appear ~low. , .1 ·• Btkv ·furillture . •· ~ . MMtt~ · .. . . Fife Refrig._ .· \ '• ' ' CJUtom illullt &tc:bens I • ' < Meigs,Eqllprilent (o. Pomerc.y, pblo . , r ,f.~~f· 1 ... 1l,i 1 ' • \ 'r r1 ,_l. 1, 1 , > ' ' ~ , 1 ~' "' , ' ' , • •[ 1 · ,. Pf~broy 1iiliet ShcipPJnt Center t,; ' ' 'I .. 1'~ ~ · · · · rOf(i,-~It! ·~~~~ Co • Mati!ft'of Holsom Bread Ml.dlejiON '• I ·; ;···:: }$Mfi !l.di'A;.chor ' Middleport. Ohio 8:80 Talent !koull 9:00 DaiUI)' Thomal 9:30 December Brtde Sbn . • j ' •. I • • Foremen I A&htH 11:00 11:05 1h10 I· . • • ,;··.. ;.,'I' ·- 1'~erov ·Obit :9.1111 .,, . Pe~ !hI. MaiD St. '' ' ' . :-. ,~~::(~ Jlock._(o. '·,, ADen _AJipht~ttt:StfY, !Iobin Hood 8:00 Burna and Allen 7:~0 10:00 Studio One . U!'"\!>lh<;lollnute Nm . ~ 990 spot : ::~ ~'·:~beoet Seanlllllr the Wutbc' The Ute 10:00 On You.r WHTN..TV C"anoel13 ·· ,: · ~.~ c~Jenae I With the.hope t~ot it wi :ilil<~l'l'm• m~t,,,J,·e.'"f~b!;fer qrtd ~elp sustain that whlch I$ good,_ .- ~'"'"""' life, this f~ ·t~h~ is :;bon~red: bv the .'bU!Sin ni zotion.s ,, whdse '' ' I ·~ I .' • ) • JI. ' ~/-~R{'il•-• Salis Co. . · ·· t/jf,Doll¥t.~ Dealer, : . · :-: )~allier's Bakery · ~~~.or GOOil :srud Jliui11Jn0"' w. v-. Radio . Dial ...... . A ClrJPto- ClHlatltll •DOP!rl~ .Y· llaggie Cf5tw \ ... CUltaJn. Xanrarqo '· Mighty Miluae Playbouae Leurn to 11r•'l' · Qu.4en ~~~ . B:oo ~plain 1J!1Pro0 • · Saturday ·Play~oup B:l& C&s Ne\\'1 Jimmy .Dean ~ow ~ 9:00 J:!ornlng Shnw The Lone Ranger 9:00 pas News Hook~y (Profeulonal) 9:5B :r,tornlnt State News . TV Cl&l!tlriJI)m 10:q0 Glrl'y ·Moore , . ' 20ib Century ' lo:ao AttJ>ur ~ -~, ·,. _ ' Golden PlaY~9.""• 11:30 Sttlke It liiCli- · Perry Muon Show · 1~:00 Newo ' at Noon I I Die~ + ·11a<h DIIOhes, 12:10 Katie's Almanac Gale "Storm Shew 12:15 Love .of Lit8"'T,, 11 Hal'l! Gun, Will Travel 1UO Search for Tomorrow G1111smcke 12:43 <Mdlnr IJiht Offlelal Detective 1:00 Katl''' Kitchen Up·to-the·mlnute New1 1:30 As tb~ World Turu The Late Show 2:00 Beat tho CIOfCk 2·30 Houseparty 4:&11 CIIS ·New• &:00 CoQque•t 6:00 Beat lbe Clock 6:30 Annie Oakley 7:00 Laule 7:30 Jaot Benny 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show I"' ~·· IDaCio dlq thi .Wt lellero art~dtll,nnt. 780 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:10 11:10 100 l >&II 2:(10 AX\'D .. Bo\AXI' II LONQJilj,L-LOW Ont le~lt ltlllply atondo for ulolh~r. In Uila aample .t. 1e 11114 lor tht lll11t f.'l, X for Ute lwo O'a, etc. Slllgle ltttm, apoa. ~IIH. lba •hqtll and formaUoft ot lba wQ!d.l "" .U hiA\1. • 12:10 p.m. I"' ~ llballe~ Lin' 10:80 What's My 11:00 Sunday New• Spedal 11:1& The Lote Show ' '' My DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE-'Here'a how to work It: OHIO WJ I H I" ~ I'• 127 [Ji ~ ,. ~ jll I''~ I'" !"7 Bank u IJy ~ Ill We Pari% l•terelt On Your Savina• First 41. A p&CI ~24 !Tunll\f) 48. Juii&U "'~ ot lt.a.....,.. ~:30 8:JQ 7:00 1'1111r4lf'l Anlwtr , I'" 84th ·cilanne18-Mo~d~ ),·· ~.. I" ~ jl!" r•"" Uon1 ....... jly j 10 WC:HS~TV Chonttel ... ~, end Wa'f ' to on« ·Of 39. "' cream ' t8. C<>notello. •hell uon , mr 1:00 -8:00 37. Per<he<l 98. Touch ~ahoon'a 1resent were Mn. Clara ThanbgivinC tallll olli lltOe '<blhl, \fill helim John ll14 ibem and irtll be one ot tbfti irhl> 10n. Tne txpertend Hli abldlna Preferilii!, .., after by, ~~out tba ..,. and lbe fl!ll'll or "i lito and oven to the eild W'tlie World. llj tbl! ....... of <;od, rou may do the aame, lrltlld! I MOTHERS TO MilT rt•r g ,==·1 Middleport, ate tnDOWicinf lhe birth of an elllht pound 1wolve ounce •on, John Randall, at Ho~ zcr Hospital on WedneldQ, J'!O· vomber, 27 They have t\Vo oliler ehlldren, Karen and Jame1. Orand Parents are Mr. and Mr1. 11'. C. Taylor, RuUand, and Mr. and Mra. 1.. F. Thomu, Rutland. Qreat grandparent• are Mr1. Rosa ).,to Rutland and Mr~. J. w: Thuma Middleport, RD. ' J.li'j, ~~~[~'": been to aputher !llrector. Dallas from PHS In 1948 and D1i io'J Unlver~lty from ll'blll'e b~ recelveil fore the fans he once thrill'd with liant trumpet playlng as , ··ldgb ld!!:JQl .ffu. dent. " NIW CITIZIN Mr. and Mro. Jamea B. Tlu•nu lofrl. Wllrlb~ " - lerty daye lrom the tllllf of V1nton ToWilli~~P:, Hla remrreetlon to HJa a&eenalj!ll Into Hearen. Hi• last and most devlr cherlahed word• 1.> them comb and go, as .Cbrlot did were, "Lo, I am with you alwaya, when He !fu In the llesh. We even unto the end of the worJd." could not have Hlm with ua al· We dearly cberj•h them today! war-. U lie wu in tbe Oe1b or in Bat let ua eOIIIIder lbe lull human f...; it iJ not ill lbe com· meaning ol t11ete !'Ofds more lit· pus ol our preoont, ·earthly na· eraUr (!!ad'"'<L ''lt!J, 1 am with l>lfe· . you alw~a « all the days, uotn But now, evemhere t;l!e con ' 1~ jilt age." · we may What f - 1na IY tlltre are In u., w~ "All. tl)e daY,B." Day J ifti<.rrulliion after .6t, W ,Y, ~fj, but · ··~ day diltllirl 'and te~i'tiU! Cbrist, the ibldlna and cba~eleu Pr""nce, · each line alid' Ill ol those heilew IJ. •J!lm .•~. &vloU}' Lordt Ill bur e.rtmt joumer 'n poor m the ~·- tllti ·tr"e, we Mrs. . al<\'~s' llepp)M out ~to an ·atned nhb""~·tuf~U'P llid In 111ifalillli,or 'tonorinl embarre111ng to DaUat fb•n U 'l\lould bave went ur. llld· Slltnll. at her hoin~ Mt1 and !fro. JameJ. Mahartev bel' .'.ofk 11 q.fm pil r.•~• -~""' d!lrinc Ho;;sillal. We feel hopeful the band "partisans" of each school will accept this year's lwo shows In a healthy spirit. Mr. WoodgQard IJ!ies to teach band "sportsmanship" marching and sharps and flats. Hjs OfCilnlZil:j lion certainly Is due high praise for the ftne, original show staged. So ure Mr. Dallas and h!J workl)l's for the program they presen~. The situation was perhaps sllglltly J1iore as !J!IddlePort If WOULO ~ PAY 'YOU TO ·LOOI(- I•WAY UP ONE I'O!ITAillf . IIADIOI WITII THI 11 LUXU"V LEATH.fll 01 l'u• F~lil LOOK'' . Mnttenef A:otp IUD by YQUUI4t wllb Pblloo ''Sod.P.:Mot." - tho "Lillln' Leell!or ...... Ia .. W\liiet - - ..... olilp .. ....... 11<1 ~ - wllll .' ! ,ef Melja CCMI'ilty --~ mocl'ala 1o• "* · ·fir" ~ ...1.....,' ri oorltl. Tuolllq ·MAW V. ll. EDWABDS, INS••••• : •••. : : Ph. li-lt:, . . . WARNEJI..IHLB, JN'S. ....••.•• .• Pl. 48-Y, Pl . illttlit.· G E. REUTER, INS............. Ph. U~X, Poil:~ BARNES-SIMPSON, INS, •..: .. l'lt. 631S·X, Midi·~~~ 11 lOOK AHIA4h· • ~,-.PH,~O. &ABVOlT ' '111elnsurance A11enh A•socfatfon .. . ' . ..., portaW.I'I!IIaf. Go ~ ' " DOWNING, -Ns. I""• .•••••. ~·~ . I" Pb. su•-M. Mldflnm BOBSTE'l"' t.'B,JNS; •.•.•... ·... , . .. h: 2Si, DAVIS.W liNQ. I �'. . . . ' - I .' THI 'ft:""'" ' . • . ... -.... \·· e..l :· 't\•·. .., Edi-l 0rt"ally .. ·0MJPI.Qil'Jgt ,\, ~ t' . . . 1 ... '• . ' . . .' • .. ·~ . . I. . " . -~l)afJJ Sentlne~ Poijleroy·MtddlejlOI'I, 0., Nov. so, 19G7 TELEVISION ~··,(W'IIJI Mr. and Bfr< Jdbn Phillips anrl son, Mart of UEbiD• were llllelts ol lilo lft'otber, ~~oter· Pllllllp; and fln)lJY. 1btr alio 'Yislted relatfve• I ' . . /IN14s. H~!fi';''Slifiied_ Competition Too As Shown Br Program CIM'n 'Outlnj'1~ame1 Halftime Periotls TJranlcsg•ving 1Ja1 ilave you ever pondered that bands com· pete 1reai'ly 8S ripJtitealy as football teams? t'hlg II true-int'1\ie high school as well as college ·level. 'nl111fne' ·shows staged by the Pomeroy and Middleport High School bands Thursday were {lril.~and Wilblts of the fact. Director George Dallas of Middleport ran headon into an unfortunate situation when he brought his Orange· and Black clad people east to Pomeroy. After having worked on a prepared show plan for over three weeks, artd bad hls musicians memorize all movements and m~e It was learned to everyone's coliitemation that the Pomeroy band had gl· ven nearly an laeritic&l show at the B~lpre game on Nov. 16. Jq (he ball!l dlr~tjns pJ:Ofession suph a development ls 1·evolting enough to cause the watlln to -&~t bla pistol and end it all. It was too late to ellange the centrpl theme. There wu only ballely 'time to add a v•rlatlon here aM there and pro\llde a few Innovations. But ther, 111a1n 1 a Pomeroy football or band fan OD hand Wl\(1 ~lied to fCCOinJZe the show as a re-run or the Ray Woodgeard show 18 days before. And ~w If ~ny reallted Mr. Dallas and his kltiJ had added a wrinkle here and there, 1Dcludlng-one new formation. Meanwhile, the Pomeroy band, b,elng prallied ihia year as proba)lly the finest marching lel'll' Degr~e la~i .tear. hlt~h In the i.rmed Forcea lute1!1'11pted )lla training. This was his lint appe_aran_ce directing' Ills own 'band be· at .JI~nd . alld 1 .W41-y J\111 S--d -il .retUrn. . V.. and ..,.. ·I!'!•·, '!JI'l'!"' te tht ~.., ~fl.et ~~ I lp eoluniliu• ~ Iooft ·ftll1oUih Wltb bit sh~ll(. ld and playing group In many years, came lip with a:n oi1gJna1 theme based Oh the gooa JC\t• tune or the Ohio State University Buckeye football team and of the band wbleh ·Will«lflo make the Rose Bowl trip. Interest certainly was enhanced by !he fact that Robbie Brown, popular ex-Pomeroy band member - and a' fine musician &... would make the journey with the State liand. pmnr~o . t~· ~w.Jij!lt !f t .,eatt!lri:& oulllde · -~ ~ ~nee! OUI' til " •uttm\1 these pri!cjoua -~ .:-<> · P.lr ,thli )et 10 IISIUrelilr~ Ifill eYJ!n t ifllh tbe Yes, competition is tough lr. the band realm, too. Maybe there'a no blocking, tact)· lng, and moving the ball, but there ts 1 marchillg to perfect wder, · · .,..,- - ois fll j I!AITY t~c~," ani! above all, that old "achool Pollljlroy ~pie• lBfJ oES ~!11 . The anual party ••, ·"a:.'i:Nil:l> 11 that a band can blilng to white heat mqet ln regular ...,Ion, at 1h~ the Arpoleur Gardeners _Club Will efforts. Muonlc Temple, Tuesday at 7:45 be bel• on Thursday, Deceniller 6, --SiiiAifiiiMOV.~-~ifi.;;;;-M,i;;str;~:Ji.rt";b,;;;-j~~.,_------r-f- , p. m. Thoro wll1 be installaUon o! at t~e home of Mrs. Mthur Skin· ;;~~;ij~~~:~;~;~;:l l the ' oflleefl and all member! are urs· ner with a silt exebang~ as • part ~; 4 Dailv SeutineJ . td attend. of the proifam. Daybook D~~s! ~~2 s~ ~R~P Tbrtallol4 IAol&l • (o•lb are .fllpu IO Hqw would ~ou like to buy woaderful gifts for e; ery member of the family without the slightest strain on YOIU' Plld&et? You can do It next year II you The Senior Mothera Club of Pomeroy Hlih School wlll meet Monday at T.30 p. m. at the Senior High School auditorium. NIW ARRIVAL JOIN OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS CI,.UB BEGINNING J)ECEMBER 2nd. YOU MAY SAVE FROM 2Se AWeek liP to flO.OO A Week Mr. and Mro. Jame1 Brl•flard, Cloveland, have ennounced the birth ol a live pound da~ghter on Nov. 26 in a Cleveland boapltal. 1'hcy hnvo two older doughters, Klmherl~ and Tori. Grandparenta arc Mr. ond Mro. idward llafCtr· ty, Middleport, ana Mr. -.nd Mn. George Drlngard, of "Barbertou. Jam" Baflei'IY St., Mlddle~ort, Ia a great grandfather ol lhc baby. I. o. Timber 1nJ s. Droop . 20. A iN. Z.) , 4. Olrl'ananie heater t.lrolllt •• e. 81)'1 &pin 21. Smolle<l twiN e. Hewlnr tool 29. Wllh· 10. Banlaluillnt 7. Novice .·~.. t 12. ~ot lvar.) , 1 n. banrtr • 8. Letter 82. Speak li.Ream !Arab.) , ~0. Former 1 j.bbr.) 9. Shorten Tluklah 10. The villi 11. Sprilt' IIllo tor<e 16. The Aa!an !T... m bur 11. Tr" 1P. 1.) 19. Keel-bllfe,l %0. Exclama. cuckooo lion or 21. Check part aorrow 23. Maot 21. Lalro 21 Speaka [1 18. Comploln lcolloq.J 30. A potaon. Jeer plant ~ ~ ,, II. IJterory eompoal· u. o..,u 31. llarveat as. c... ~T. ~ I'"• 1,, liT ~ Ame,rloan 11141111 10. O.Ol61Jeal lllflaloa tvar.) " · CIO!HC 43. Overhead· 45. NPtflt 47. Capllal ~~~ ~ ,z I" "'" N~tional DO. Ar....allto ~., IACINI Of RACINE DOWII I. lle,PI 1/, ~~· · H~ Melas CoUidy News 117 ~ ~it (41 ~ I•• .w .. . 1111 \~I)ND W A.T 0' · . ' D S D1'1 0 RJ.I'Z O.X• Pl'f~ r(~l H 1 D-AD, 0 O, 1\'1' PIVAWI\D \ lt ·JI\.8'11 U' .. _ ~PDI<1t!loto• a.\De.:· · I 'DIJI!NIIHill OJ\ H!N· .. , ll,M!.fOWilll 0~ . PN ..:. BP!I'IOIA. '· ' ~""'·· . ........ -.... Watt~ . I' ' • I ·~ Su.tc.y- Channell I ::~ ~ t!~ct h Yom 10:00 Lamp Unto Feet 10:30 Look Up & Live 11:00 Ualted NaUoDI Ia AcUon uiso Camera ·u:~uoe 12:00 !At'a Take A Trip 12:30 W114 BDI Hl•kok Pice the Nation ll'OOtball Xltkotf Proleulo~al Football 4:00 Brial!ter D!U' 4:15 Secret storm 4:30 Edge of N!sht 5:00 iMYitel)' theatre 1:30 Your Esao lleporter e:t' Sporu Puide 5:53 Weathennea 7:00 Loave It 'l'o Beaver '• ngmes appear ~low. , .1 ·• Btkv ·furillture . •· ~ . MMtt~ · .. . . Fife Refrig._ .· \ '• ' ' CJUtom illullt &tc:bens I • ' < Meigs,Eqllprilent (o. Pomerc.y, pblo . , r ,f.~~f· 1 ... 1l,i 1 ' • \ 'r r1 ,_l. 1, 1 , > ' ' ~ , 1 ~' "' , ' ' , • •[ 1 · ,. Pf~broy 1iiliet ShcipPJnt Center t,; ' ' 'I .. 1'~ ~ · · · · rOf(i,-~It! ·~~~~ Co • Mati!ft'of Holsom Bread Ml.dlejiON '• I ·; ;···:: }$Mfi !l.di'A;.chor ' Middleport. Ohio 8:80 Talent !koull 9:00 DaiUI)' Thomal 9:30 December Brtde Sbn . • j ' •. I • • Foremen I A&htH 11:00 11:05 1h10 I· . • • ,;··.. ;.,'I' ·- 1'~erov ·Obit :9.1111 .,, . Pe~ !hI. MaiD St. '' ' ' . :-. ,~~::(~ Jlock._(o. '·,, ADen _AJipht~ttt:StfY, !Iobin Hood 8:00 Burna and Allen 7:~0 10:00 Studio One . U!'"\!>lh<;lollnute Nm . ~ 990 spot : ::~ ~'·:~beoet Seanlllllr the Wutbc' The Ute 10:00 On You.r WHTN..TV C"anoel13 ·· ,: · ~.~ c~Jenae I With the.hope t~ot it wi :ilil<~l'l'm• m~t,,,J,·e.'"f~b!;fer qrtd ~elp sustain that whlch I$ good,_ .- ~'"'"""' life, this f~ ·t~h~ is :;bon~red: bv the .'bU!Sin ni zotion.s ,, whdse '' ' I ·~ I .' • ) • JI. ' ~/-~R{'il•-• Salis Co. . · ·· t/jf,Doll¥t.~ Dealer, : . · :-: )~allier's Bakery · ~~~.or GOOil :srud Jliui11Jn0"' w. v-. Radio . Dial ...... . A ClrJPto- ClHlatltll •DOP!rl~ .Y· llaggie Cf5tw \ ... CUltaJn. Xanrarqo '· Mighty Miluae Playbouae Leurn to 11r•'l' · Qu.4en ~~~ . B:oo ~plain 1J!1Pro0 • · Saturday ·Play~oup B:l& C&s Ne\\'1 Jimmy .Dean ~ow ~ 9:00 J:!ornlng Shnw The Lone Ranger 9:00 pas News Hook~y (Profeulonal) 9:5B :r,tornlnt State News . TV Cl&l!tlriJI)m 10:q0 Glrl'y ·Moore , . ' 20ib Century ' lo:ao AttJ>ur ~ -~, ·,. _ ' Golden PlaY~9.""• 11:30 Sttlke It liiCli- · Perry Muon Show · 1~:00 Newo ' at Noon I I Die~ + ·11a<h DIIOhes, 12:10 Katie's Almanac Gale "Storm Shew 12:15 Love .of Lit8"'T,, 11 Hal'l! Gun, Will Travel 1UO Search for Tomorrow G1111smcke 12:43 <Mdlnr IJiht Offlelal Detective 1:00 Katl''' Kitchen Up·to-the·mlnute New1 1:30 As tb~ World Turu The Late Show 2:00 Beat tho CIOfCk 2·30 Houseparty 4:&11 CIIS ·New• &:00 CoQque•t 6:00 Beat lbe Clock 6:30 Annie Oakley 7:00 Laule 7:30 Jaot Benny 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show I"' ~·· IDaCio dlq thi .Wt lellero art~dtll,nnt. 780 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:10 11:10 100 l >&II 2:(10 AX\'D .. Bo\AXI' II LONQJilj,L-LOW Ont le~lt ltlllply atondo for ulolh~r. In Uila aample .t. 1e 11114 lor tht lll11t f.'l, X for Ute lwo O'a, etc. Slllgle ltttm, apoa. ~IIH. lba •hqtll and formaUoft ot lba wQ!d.l "" .U hiA\1. • 12:10 p.m. I"' ~ llballe~ Lin' 10:80 What's My 11:00 Sunday New• Spedal 11:1& The Lote Show ' '' My DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE-'Here'a how to work It: OHIO WJ I H I" ~ I'• 127 [Ji ~ ,. ~ jll I''~ I'" !"7 Bank u IJy ~ Ill We Pari% l•terelt On Your Savina• First 41. A p&CI ~24 !Tunll\f) 48. Juii&U "'~ ot lt.a.....,.. ~:30 8:JQ 7:00 1'1111r4lf'l Anlwtr , I'" 84th ·cilanne18-Mo~d~ ),·· ~.. I" ~ jl!" r•"" Uon1 ....... jly j 10 WC:HS~TV Chonttel ... ~, end Wa'f ' to on« ·Of 39. "' cream ' t8. C<>notello. •hell uon , mr 1:00 -8:00 37. Per<he<l 98. Touch ~ahoon'a 1resent were Mn. Clara ThanbgivinC tallll olli lltOe '<blhl, \fill helim John ll14 ibem and irtll be one ot tbfti irhl> 10n. Tne txpertend Hli abldlna Preferilii!, .., after by, ~~out tba ..,. and lbe fl!ll'll or "i lito and oven to the eild W'tlie World. llj tbl! ....... of <;od, rou may do the aame, lrltlld! I MOTHERS TO MilT rt•r g ,==·1 Middleport, ate tnDOWicinf lhe birth of an elllht pound 1wolve ounce •on, John Randall, at Ho~ zcr Hospital on WedneldQ, J'!O· vomber, 27 They have t\Vo oliler ehlldren, Karen and Jame1. Orand Parents are Mr. and Mr1. 11'. C. Taylor, RuUand, and Mr. and Mra. 1.. F. Thomu, Rutland. Qreat grandparent• are Mr1. Rosa ).,to Rutland and Mr~. J. w: Thuma Middleport, RD. ' J.li'j, ~~~[~'": been to aputher !llrector. Dallas from PHS In 1948 and D1i io'J Unlver~lty from ll'blll'e b~ recelveil fore the fans he once thrill'd with liant trumpet playlng as , ··ldgb ld!!:JQl .ffu. dent. " NIW CITIZIN Mr. and Mro. Jamea B. Tlu•nu lofrl. Wllrlb~ " - lerty daye lrom the tllllf of V1nton ToWilli~~P:, Hla remrreetlon to HJa a&eenalj!ll Into Hearen. Hi• last and most devlr cherlahed word• 1.> them comb and go, as .Cbrlot did were, "Lo, I am with you alwaya, when He !fu In the llesh. We even unto the end of the worJd." could not have Hlm with ua al· We dearly cberj•h them today! war-. U lie wu in tbe Oe1b or in Bat let ua eOIIIIder lbe lull human f...; it iJ not ill lbe com· meaning ol t11ete !'Ofds more lit· pus ol our preoont, ·earthly na· eraUr (!!ad'"'<L ''lt!J, 1 am with l>lfe· . you alw~a « all the days, uotn But now, evemhere t;l!e con ' 1~ jilt age." · we may What f - 1na IY tlltre are In u., w~ "All. tl)e daY,B." Day J ifti<.rrulliion after .6t, W ,Y, ~fj, but · ··~ day diltllirl 'and te~i'tiU! Cbrist, the ibldlna and cba~eleu Pr""nce, · each line alid' Ill ol those heilew IJ. •J!lm .•~. &vloU}' Lordt Ill bur e.rtmt joumer 'n poor m the ~·- tllti ·tr"e, we Mrs. . al<\'~s' llepp)M out ~to an ·atned nhb""~·tuf~U'P llid In 111ifalillli,or 'tonorinl embarre111ng to DaUat fb•n U 'l\lould bave went ur. llld· Slltnll. at her hoin~ Mt1 and !fro. JameJ. Mahartev bel' .'.ofk 11 q.fm pil r.•~• -~""' d!lrinc Ho;;sillal. We feel hopeful the band "partisans" of each school will accept this year's lwo shows In a healthy spirit. Mr. WoodgQard IJ!ies to teach band "sportsmanship" marching and sharps and flats. Hjs OfCilnlZil:j lion certainly Is due high praise for the ftne, original show staged. So ure Mr. Dallas and h!J workl)l's for the program they presen~. The situation was perhaps sllglltly J1iore as !J!IddlePort If WOULO ~ PAY 'YOU TO ·LOOI(- I•WAY UP ONE I'O!ITAillf . IIADIOI WITII THI 11 LUXU"V LEATH.fll 01 l'u• F~lil LOOK'' . Mnttenef A:otp IUD by YQUUI4t wllb Pblloo ''Sod.P.:Mot." - tho "Lillln' Leell!or ...... Ia .. W\liiet - - ..... olilp .. ....... 11<1 ~ - wllll .' ! ,ef Melja CCMI'ilty --~ mocl'ala 1o• "* · ·fir" ~ ...1.....,' ri oorltl. Tuolllq ·MAW V. ll. EDWABDS, INS••••• : •••. : : Ph. li-lt:, . . . WARNEJI..IHLB, JN'S. ....••.•• .• Pl. 48-Y, Pl . illttlit.· G E. REUTER, INS............. Ph. U~X, Poil:~ BARNES-SIMPSON, INS, •..: .. l'lt. 631S·X, Midi·~~~ 11 lOOK AHIA4h· • ~,-.PH,~O. &ABVOlT ' '111elnsurance A11enh A•socfatfon .. . ' . ..., portaW.I'I!IIaf. Go ~ ' " DOWNING, -Ns. I""• .•••••. ~·~ . I" Pb. su•-M. Mldflnm BOBSTE'l"' t.'B,JNS; •.•.•... ·... , . .. h: 2Si, DAVIS.W liNQ. I �.. \ .' . .. ,. SPORTS -DESK Wrapup Today'On Football Season , Today should wrap up Sports Desk's tracking of th~e;~dd~l grid season. Thursday lt ended with Pomeroy takll\8 .DB port's measure by 27-0. There is one footnote to adll to .'":.ill·ba<;t'.' season-the top 10 scorers of the SEO for their full slate games prepared by Jlm White. Lynn Strait of Logan, Mel Adams' great halfback, came on top wi~ 112 points. Frankie Hill of We.llston came~ to tieing as you can get. He had,Jll. · From there on It was Ga~.Cundlff, Wellston, 78; Jr. thorne, Pomeroy, 75; Brent Cornwell, Athens, 5~; Larry Smith, 54; Steve Scott, Wellston, 53, and Albert Lee of Galli· polis with 49. Number 9 and 10 were Morgan of Logan with 47 1111d Bobby Nelson of Middleport with 43. It is worth noting that Ruband's Larry Dugan outdl~ced the SEO season scorera 111 the Utile. Buckeye League.' He -, . a fat 128 to round out a great grid career for the Red De· viis. ' Footnote No.2: We mistll~nly reported Robert ed in the Pomeroy-Middlepott game for the Panthers. not get in, being physically subpar. · ~ ,, Hot Rods Simons Mkt Pamrers 1440 19 19 15 17 17 21 Raeine Se!,vlee 8 28 SaASON HIGHS Ind. 3 Games J. Duerr, wllh • ol( outdattcl hq!!f• that Is :un· • • w11 not "'' re!ldily "' Way'• . .,.. hoW to rtmocftl your for CIIMI at tho .... tl•• ·t.creaso Itt Radio, 110'1 .528 Ind. 1 Game, w. Belles, Rig and .417 Bee!, 277 .~ Team 3 Games, Aasoe. Radl~. 257'7 Teoln 1 Auoo. Radio, 1153 .~ •, , ho•• ..·' .. FIRESTONE· ............... "... ·' Town and Country : Winter Tires wlc.i ....l • ...·t'bu• : . ...........,.. .i,J .,.. ,.., ... •• ' lilc ... • SEAT .COVERS $1·5.00 VISIT. OUR We Test Your Radiator On Your Car·· '. 0 ,. ' ' ' ,, , ( . I ' \ • I' ' •," . I I' • • • *8 tnd 12 Voll BATI'BRIES • • • •~ttirli hr6u Complete ~ATBS SelectiQ!I *AC SPARK PLUGS ud OIL FILTERS FAN BELTS 1 .of Let If• Senlee I'ear t•r Records Bury Miller, Oner ' . . INS ON NEW CARS CU,iiOillli~ '~IOt l~an,Radio 6 Heater. Choice of 2. ·· ····· ·· ····· $595 &Up ~,IW,ej.;ttJIOGrSefan. aidlo • Heater, (lhok:e ols. • ••• • 0 0000 ooooooo•oo •• 000 "$$95 De~ter, tit* Paint. , , , , , , , , , , , • , , . , , , • ' • • • .I ~""" ,,•• _ $895 ·············· ·· ·::~~,5 & 'I . a.tJ neo••...., e.certor ~epalre or . ,.,.._..n~o . - •I' '• , PoDitOY W. MAIN ST. ttzs141!1 !lor~ 1 Door S$n, Ra dlo. !letter. • Powernlte Trans. Like New. Only 30",000 Aetual Mlm . $1'195 1955 PLYMOUTH .. 00 00 00 00 00 .... 4 Door Se~an, Radio, Heater & Poworfilte tor, A Sharpie., 1953 ·DE' SOTO .. · .... : $1495 • TrJ~IlJIL!S(on, . 00 00 ·. 'SJI95 . 00 , 00 00 • • , .. · • .. : Royal Laneer 2 Door Hanttop, Radio, ,Hiaw and Powor!llte ! i Ttansmllalon. ' · I . $1.765 $1695 .. .' ...... ' .......... '. V8 mo- $875 Flreclo111e ., Door Sedan. Radio, Heater & Automallc Transmtiston, Power SteerlnJ. A $leal at lhll Prtce. · •·.: . · 1952 DODGE ·•·:...... ·.. 00 • 00 ::-: ; ·. ~545 •. . • Coronet 4 Door Sedan, Huter & Defr01ter, Ivory over JIIUertnlsh. • Defrostet,lled Flaldl. . tiri:~~llcator ' $2195 ... .... ················· $995 ; ' ' ~~ Pllll l'VUIIIiiiOI l!oynl 4 Door Sedan, R•dlo, lleator nn'd Powcrflltc Trans, Dculitl!ul Three Tone Paint. . GARS ARE · · ~llYOWNED and TRADE ·I FIRES'JONE DISTRIBUTOR Pomeroy E. Mala St. r ' we Gan help you plan and exeoute WI LLIAMSO.N. 01 L C(). ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION I .... U. ~Jp JOU pla"ft fl\li' ti.O!t~ . .' ·. "' Interior "Work to bttng re»ur hom• .UII-_.,.,, • 1 to ~m ·llvlntl !ltanC!*tCJa. . ' . ' ' . MUFFLERS and TAIL PIPES INSTALLED ROOM I • ADU·Freeze Guaraateed Year Around Proleellon , I \ AulomaUc ~~~~~~·~n. nca I 1951-. PLYMOut" .. ·.. · .,:oo.....• 00 2 Dodr Se~ib, llaater • ~lroater, Blue tln~h ..1.' 1955 PLYMOUTH .. 0 OOO"OO 00 , 00 ) • •• . : $1365 4 DQor Sedan, lleawr & Powerfllt' Ttan.smi15loll, &'i)y!lnder, Ivory over Groc'V' lulsh .. , ,.. · . 'M!·J ·• t : , NS:.EQ. ' ' ! ~ . . :. i~l '• · 00 :: $375 00 . :. I~"'' ( J, ' ~ ·~ ·,,1 ~ ·-' ' 0 :i~I· .. 1\• �.. \ .' . .. ,. SPORTS -DESK Wrapup Today'On Football Season , Today should wrap up Sports Desk's tracking of th~e;~dd~l grid season. Thursday lt ended with Pomeroy takll\8 .DB port's measure by 27-0. There is one footnote to adll to .'":.ill·ba<;t'.' season-the top 10 scorers of the SEO for their full slate games prepared by Jlm White. Lynn Strait of Logan, Mel Adams' great halfback, came on top wi~ 112 points. Frankie Hill of We.llston came~ to tieing as you can get. He had,Jll. · From there on It was Ga~.Cundlff, Wellston, 78; Jr. thorne, Pomeroy, 75; Brent Cornwell, Athens, 5~; Larry Smith, 54; Steve Scott, Wellston, 53, and Albert Lee of Galli· polis with 49. Number 9 and 10 were Morgan of Logan with 47 1111d Bobby Nelson of Middleport with 43. It is worth noting that Ruband's Larry Dugan outdl~ced the SEO season scorera 111 the Utile. Buckeye League.' He -, . a fat 128 to round out a great grid career for the Red De· viis. ' Footnote No.2: We mistll~nly reported Robert ed in the Pomeroy-Middlepott game for the Panthers. not get in, being physically subpar. · ~ ,, Hot Rods Simons Mkt Pamrers 1440 19 19 15 17 17 21 Raeine Se!,vlee 8 28 SaASON HIGHS Ind. 3 Games J. Duerr, wllh • ol( outdattcl hq!!f• that Is :un· • • w11 not "'' re!ldily "' Way'• . .,.. hoW to rtmocftl your for CIIMI at tho .... tl•• ·t.creaso Itt Radio, 110'1 .528 Ind. 1 Game, w. Belles, Rig and .417 Bee!, 277 .~ Team 3 Games, Aasoe. Radl~. 257'7 Teoln 1 Auoo. Radio, 1153 .~ •, , ho•• ..·' .. FIRESTONE· ............... "... ·' Town and Country : Winter Tires wlc.i ....l • ...·t'bu• : . ...........,.. .i,J .,.. ,.., ... •• ' lilc ... • SEAT .COVERS $1·5.00 VISIT. OUR We Test Your Radiator On Your Car·· '. 0 ,. ' ' ' ,, , ( . I ' \ • I' ' •," . I I' • • • *8 tnd 12 Voll BATI'BRIES • • • •~ttirli hr6u Complete ~ATBS SelectiQ!I *AC SPARK PLUGS ud OIL FILTERS FAN BELTS 1 .of Let If• Senlee I'ear t•r Records Bury Miller, Oner ' . . INS ON NEW CARS CU,iiOillli~ '~IOt l~an,Radio 6 Heater. Choice of 2. ·· ····· ·· ····· $595 &Up ~,IW,ej.;ttJIOGrSefan. aidlo • Heater, (lhok:e ols. • ••• • 0 0000 ooooooo•oo •• 000 "$$95 De~ter, tit* Paint. , , , , , , , , , , , • , , . , , , • ' • • • .I ~""" ,,•• _ $895 ·············· ·· ·::~~,5 & 'I . a.tJ neo••...., e.certor ~epalre or . ,.,.._..n~o . - •I' '• , PoDitOY W. MAIN ST. ttzs141!1 !lor~ 1 Door S$n, Ra dlo. !letter. • Powernlte Trans. Like New. Only 30",000 Aetual Mlm . $1'195 1955 PLYMOUTH .. 00 00 00 00 00 .... 4 Door Se~an, Radio, Heater & Poworfilte tor, A Sharpie., 1953 ·DE' SOTO .. · .... : $1495 • TrJ~IlJIL!S(on, . 00 00 ·. 'SJI95 . 00 , 00 00 • • , .. · • .. : Royal Laneer 2 Door Hanttop, Radio, ,Hiaw and Powor!llte ! i Ttansmllalon. ' · I . $1.765 $1695 .. .' ...... ' .......... '. V8 mo- $875 Flreclo111e ., Door Sedan. Radio, Heater & Automallc Transmtiston, Power SteerlnJ. A $leal at lhll Prtce. · •·.: . · 1952 DODGE ·•·:...... ·.. 00 • 00 ::-: ; ·. ~545 •. . • Coronet 4 Door Sedan, Huter & Defr01ter, Ivory over JIIUertnlsh. • Defrostet,lled Flaldl. . tiri:~~llcator ' $2195 ... .... ················· $995 ; ' ' ~~ Pllll l'VUIIIiiiOI l!oynl 4 Door Sedan, R•dlo, lleator nn'd Powcrflltc Trans, Dculitl!ul Three Tone Paint. . GARS ARE · · ~llYOWNED and TRADE ·I FIRES'JONE DISTRIBUTOR Pomeroy E. Mala St. r ' we Gan help you plan and exeoute WI LLIAMSO.N. 01 L C(). ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION I .... U. ~Jp JOU pla"ft fl\li' ti.O!t~ . .' ·. "' Interior "Work to bttng re»ur hom• .UII-_.,.,, • 1 to ~m ·llvlntl !ltanC!*tCJa. . ' . ' ' . MUFFLERS and TAIL PIPES INSTALLED ROOM I • ADU·Freeze Guaraateed Year Around Proleellon , I \ AulomaUc ~~~~~~·~n. nca I 1951-. PLYMOut" .. ·.. · .,:oo.....• 00 2 Dodr Se~ib, llaater • ~lroater, Blue tln~h ..1.' 1955 PLYMOUTH .. 0 OOO"OO 00 , 00 ) • •• . : $1365 4 DQor Sedan, lleawr & Powerfllt' Ttan.smi15loll, &'i)y!lnder, Ivory over Groc'V' lulsh .. , ,.. · . 'M!·J ·• t : , NS:.EQ. ' ' ! ~ . . :. i~l '• · 00 :: $375 00 . :. I~"'' ( J, ' ~ ·~ ·,,1 ~ ·-' ' 0 :i~I· .. 1\• �. ' .. J Distrjct:fl:Ga'rddn,Ciubs , • Nina Gay Stiles : ·: .-. .M~ting~li~f41n Grange Hall Fifth Birthday Mrs, Fn6er1ck ., Mrs. GOrdon Shepherd, Xentl dent .of .!1'e OhiO, AssO<;ta!lbp ' of Jtate chairman of the VIctor Reis Celebrated Twice Elizabe~h Le~· Ray119r Is Wed . Middleport., ~iterary Club · Meeting Held . W~SS!p~n pre~l' R Ga~~ll. ~tulia, _w~ ~r~senV fqr the. !"eeting-l)eja ~~ l4i! .Gt..,ge,l!all In Athens' thiS P'~ Wt\~k. .MrR. Albert Poole, Mmetta, Reg1onnl ' lrell~'l'~h.lp . I"und has suggested The flftb .birthday of. Nhia Gay, . that clubs honor o~t-going officer• youngest 4aughter of Mr. and Mra. ·/ · Mrs.'Gonier·Leivis, Raetrii, acted , as ~o~\esqof. ~er dauehierl Mra. B~n l'lill.!9~, who~ the Mid~ eport LIIe~aJt, Cl~.b· •Jllel at the Phli,oo holl\il · W~aday afternoon.'. Mrs. Forre8\ ~~)I tel, president, lil'eatried and Mlij:Beas Sanbo111 revlel"· ed Henr!iilt..- Buckmaster's book "And Walk In Love" for the program. Roll call responses were quotations from St. Paul. The Heme Department of the State Federation of Women'a Clubs , Is sponsoring an "O~Io Family of the Year" contell and the Middleport dub chose the family of'Mn. Robert Coats, a past president, as their representatives. The Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. J. · Strauss with a guest speaker. by making contrlbutior.s in their Edward Stiles, was eelebrauid. names 'to the fellowship fund. twice this week. Wednesday mornDlre~_tor, ~sided ,and..M~ .f,~-vey ing at the l{lri~ergart~jl M'riTStllea seo<~nll ' ovlce-presidenl, 'and',:Coun· ·· Al)lon{ theo aetlvities ·listed al was assisted by the teacher; Mrs. cillor _!)f,Dlstrlct u.,was_.ln{~barge 'I the me~tlng were: the Sprin ~ Guy Reynolds1 in cup o1the program. - -- - . .;:. , Dlstrle! ..meelhig. in. Rutland; the cakes, suckers and Mrs. Robert Reibel, prealden 1 Fall-meeting in Athens; a tour or Special guests "' l:te Of tl!e. Aiiliteur Girll~n Club ' and ~prll ~~ in Marietta with Prof were Sylvia Swanson, past Regional Director, baa been Woolf in charge; an all .day meet- Warner, Susan Wipple, appointed as District Program lng on May 22 at Gore at th• Schwab, David Buskirk, Paula _, chairman. Mrs. Garen Stansbury, ~ardens of Orlandeth Lehman- mer and l,lichelle Buck. past president of the Mlddlepori October 8, Lake Hope, a state tour Garden Club and past regional in April In the Dayton area; a tou r Wednesday alternoon Nina Gay director, is the District Roadside of Kingwood Cent<r in October. bad a party at her home where Development chairman. Others at· Mrs. Pavey, District councillo• Mrs. Stiles was assisted by her tending the meeting were M.,. outlined the duties of the count·,: daughter, Barhara, and Shirley I Will iam Folan, presideut of the chairmen during her talk. · · 1 Gilkey. Games were played and Rutlalfd Garden Club: Mrs. Jam" 1 prizes won by Donna Weimann, ' E. Harley. pmident of the MiddleDebby Maiden and David Buskirk. port Garden club. CUp and cakes, Ice cream, Koolade, mints balloons were served to Kathy King, Debby Malden, Rebec1 I ca Sayre, Donna Weimann, ,Marcia I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulkner Schwab, Jimmy Warner, Gary El· and children, Sharon and Buddy, lis, Craig Fife, David ·Buskirk, Rog. Clendennin, w. va., were over- er Stiles. Susan Weimann was qn· night gucat.t of Mrs. James Faulk· able to attend the party and sent a ner Wednelday. Sharon was chos- gift. en as Homecoming Queen of the Junior IIlah School at Clendennln recenuy. · Joining them lor Thanksgiv.lbg ily, -::,;:Miiiidt;;~rt ·-;<:; ..••~·~ dinner and,remalning for a longer ~ hard 01 visit were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Q '"~ foml!y, Mr•. and . ikit~~jjjj.l!~-~!~!¥~~~~~] Faulkner and sons, Larry and Jay, Mckeillle, of Pomeroy. · St Albans W Va The Rutland Garden Club· i Mr. and Mra. Vlc~r Grim~, Mid' Gordon Guthrie, freshman at the d . Moqday at the home of Mrs. Don dleport, ovserved their 48th anhl· Ancferson with Mrs. Everett Col· versary Thanksgiving vlaltlni in Bowllng Green 'Unlnrslty, is .~8 'i w•ll as co-h.eslm. Mrs. Wllllam · Portsmouth wlh their nlec~ and spending the Thanksgiving boll· Folan, president. was in char~e of · days with bla ' Pll'l!nl8, Mr. and ' . hunband, Mr. and Mrs. Herhe!:t the meeting and the Thanksgiving Dewey Guthrie. wnv e Frye. Her slater, Mrs. George Na· Mrs. devotional service wa• led b Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . .Lawrence Might Fire can take a tragic toll Chl!reh, Eollscooal. Baltimore. get, Portamoutb, was also there. and daukbter, JW>en, Princeton, Corbett Patterson with he prayer married on August 31 at in Jives and property. Take by Mrs. Robert Reibel. Mrs. Folan and Mr. Thtnksglving dinner aue~ of Ind., !!ave been vfalUne Mr.. and precautions 2 ways. See I Mrs. Henry Hennesy entertained gave a report of the officers' meet· Mrs. Tompkins is the fonner Elizabetb Tompkins is the son of Mr. ani Mrs. E. R. Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Roush, lin. Clarence MlaJII.Sr., liJ1dl!urY. that your home is free of 1Friday night with a "farewell" lng held at Athens Monday. port. Salem Center Road, Langsvllle, A1ao visiting at the · Mlibl borne party for her son, Robert T., who Roll call responses were 'Nut· fire hazar'ds. were Mr. and Mra. Garen ROIIlh for Tbenkaglvlng , 'fl're Mr: and 'leaves Monday for the U. S. Naval bearing Trees" and Mrs. Georee and daughter, Sharlene, Piqua; Mrs. Clarence Might lr., 111d 1011, base at Great Lakes. Lasher was in charge of the prohil gral\llr.arenta, Mr. and .Art. Ricky, Basil, Ohio. SEE US FOR Guesta at the turkey dinner in· gram on "Conscrvatlon." She read I Pbll Will ~mion. Arriving Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rouab and ehlldren, Norman and Nadine, I.eKenneth McElhinny, Ken· a paper on "Composts and Mu· day for the week end were Mr. INSURANCE COVERAGE cluded neth Murray, Kenneth Lewis, h " hi h l I d d d fl and Mrs. George Ewing and daugb' tort Fallo: Janet Beegle, Gallipolis home on furlough from · the Air , es w c nc u '' e n(tlons ter, Marilyn. Mr. and Mra.' Clar- Mr. ftnd Mra~ Clifford Roulh and . and explanations of these tel'IJIS. Force Stephen Costa, David Hln6y, The paper stressed the fact that Mr and Mrs. William Grate 1 d. enee Gardner and family of Gal· child'""· Mike, Dee and Pam, cO. ~q~ . l~Jrs. ,Ro)l¢ . Uiq Kennedy Jr., Mr. ind Mra. mulcches are used to prevent dam· son ~ames Charleston Mr a&d Upolla were Thanksgiving dlnne~ lumbu~; Roush and cbllctren, liarbsri, .Con· Raymond Hoce. . age from heaving of the ground Mri Gary 0 ddl g nd' ·S guests. · lnsuranee of All Typel . llennesy, who graduated last _ from frost and thawing and Mlao ' my,' of Hunl~ng~n ~er.'o~ha:f.; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Punfee joiQ~ llle and Nan~, Colu!lllri!t; M,t.' •nii Ml~ from Middleport Hlgll School that dlscar~ed Christmas trees are civlnR dinner ~uesta of Mr. a'Jid ed ~Ir. : a_nd . Mrs. Robert Dunfl!il Mrs. Gene Rouab· and ~lriidien. £. 2nd St. Phone 35-1 fom. ~~~ been ·employed at the Sport I perfect for mulching other planta. r.lra. Wllllant Baker. . · ' and family of Columbus (or Krista, Rocky ·~nd ft!iri, .ciiUil· eothe;. Mr. .and · Mra. Harold Sar:::::::::::::::, . Mrs. Lasher acted as moderator of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Thanksgiving dinner at the I a round table diBcusa!on on the spent Thanka~lvln& with q11ijr of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D~nfqe, gent, )llddleport; ~r. arid Mri. . Glouster. Orion Roush •nd ·children, Weyile lubject· daughter and son·•n-law, Mr. and . Guests for the open meeting Mrs Carl H n R 11 d Mrs. Charles Buek was , the and Dixie, Salem Center aftti Mr. · Nathaniel · yse ' Samuel• u. an · of l)aJ· '- Thanksgiving dlnnel" guest of Mr. and ltl.r~; Oris ·!Wu~h· ·s.~~l!l);enf; Were member. of the Wilkesville Mrs. Garden Club, Mrs. William Slater, ton w88 the Thanksgiving gueat of and Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb and Mr. 'and Mrs. c. YQ!Inl; )IIi. Charlei Jones and David laekaon a member of . l!le Amateur Gar- her slater, Mrs. Marjorie Price and daughters. denera Club and MrB. Lawrence family. Sho was accompanied home MI!!J Joyee Ebersbach Ia apen~- were Tlilmkaglvlng gueata of ·Mr. Anderson. by her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hall. lng the week end with Mr. and and Mrs. Wlllialll,. Dllta an? son, ,., •· " The club has presented the Rut- MrB. Walter Walker, Otho Rad· Ml'l. Charles ·Buok, Rqtland 1\oad. · Columbus. land Methodist Church with e\ch· ford and Mrs. Lillie Maines were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Might Jr. ed bra sa altar vases In appreela· 'fhanksglvlng dinner au eats bf and son, Ricky, of Basil were over· lion of the uao of lhe ehurc~ base· lifr. and Mrl. Glen Dill. night guea(s of Mr. @P4 Mrs.' W~~ .... 1Q ~............... to ....... men! for their liower-showa. Mr. and Mrs. Gleri Dill left Frt· lard Ebersbacbt Thurldar. · ..........,, f: ......, . . . . . . ....,., ' " , . . The hostoSBcs served baked day for a weok end visit In Col urn- Mr. and Mrs.· Eldon Weeks en· vtR •'\" '"""' .,..., chicken, hoi rolls, cheese confec· bus with relatives. tcrtaincd with a dlnnor Tlwn~s- d "r• Atthur d. lions, cranberry salad, cookies 1 giving at their home Rock Springs an · •• · An and coffee. A Thanks"lving ar· Mr. and Mro. Jack Rosenbnum road. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. sonM, Tom. rangement was used for the cent· and. family of Springfield are the. John R. Weeks and son ·rom, Ne1· d r.d andht Mrs. DbCampbell Harper .... th erpiece of the dining room table. hohdny week end guests ,of theu· .11 M d M J0 h B ·1.., an ~~~ er, ' o,...,. ,.)l'~re e 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ro•en· sonvi c, r. an . rs. n a ., l'hanlt~IMIIII dlnd;!r Jllesu · of baum and Mrs. VIctor Harbreeht. and daughter, Miss R114:hel. ar.j her Pai:enta, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and• Mrs. John Frick. Jaekaon, . I :dr. aod Mro. John Scott, Minera· Mrs, Herman Scholl entertained Tbaaksglvlng dinner gue~ of t ville were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe with luncheon Thanksgiving at her \!r. and Mra. Lawrence . Bll!i WI" Jr., Athens. Hoscoe Wise Sr., home West Sl.'cond St. Guests ~ere Mrs. 0. J. Click and Mrs. May Middleport and Dick Genhcimer of were Mr. and jllrs. Bruce Scholl Frye, Cottagev~le, and Mr, and Columbus. · arrd sons, ltlike and Jeff of Son tit Mra. ·walton Beattie and daugh\er Plans for their Chr'•tmas par· Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Gotthardt and Point, Mr. aJ1d Mrs. John R. Weeks Karen, lnd Ml'll:, Vleibr Welprid 'v on D<!c. 10 were made when the son, Bn1ce, Columbus, are th' and son Tom, • Nelsonville, and and 1on1; Carl and Uwrene~.·~ . ll!xemplar Chapter of the Beta Slg· 'l'hanks«lving wee~ end guests of Mrs, 'Edward Hlte. • · ' W. Va. • · · . · ., na Phi sorority met this week her mother, Mrs. Wllllam A. Mor· . ·Mr: ~nd Mrs. Fnd Rosenbaum antl ~rs. wayn~ Shli1P '"d ~oo DOWN vlth Mrs. Thomas Rue, president, gan. . . cnteri'alned with a dinner part.)' family, Zalll!evl ~~ ~- Cllelta of oresldlng. Plana were also made Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gmther Thanksgiving at their home Vale Mr. and · Ml'l. RoQert SblJ11 over 'or the March of Dimes Dance, an and sons of Cincinnati arrived to· t St. Guests were Mr. and Mri. Jack ThankailVIIIJ a~d ~er.J lQinl!!' for annual project of the chaplet. dny for a week end visit with his Rosenbaum and children, Jackie. dinner Thtoui'I!fay by •Mth. and Mn: Pearl Welker and Ruby Baer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Gin: Ricky Susie Barbara and JohnDJ' Paul Hap nllaU an4 c Udien, Ed· .re co-chairmen of the Chrlstmsi ther, Chester Road. · ' ' lth and !lillY. · . oarty which will lnelude a dinner Thanksgiving dinner guests of of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Phil· Mrl. .!d~d Hahe~ left Fri· 11 7 p. m. and gift exchange. Mrs. William Morgan were Mr. and IP Meler·and grandaon·, Jim, of Co· day fot ..Cieye}apd where abe will Freddie Houdaahelt ~ave the c~l· Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt and son, lu\llbus and Mr. •1111 Mrs. Rlcha'rd vlall Mr. lnd Mtl. James Brlncard On The Brightest Corner In Middleport ural program f~r tne evening on Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Roaenbaum and son, Joey. and lbree dauibtera. "Writing". Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bigg! cfl· Mr. and Mra. F. L. MurriY, of ~ Refreshments were served by Robert Gardner of Columbus sr• , IU!IInod with a dinner Thank• Charleston, )Vere Tbaoktctvlng Nellie Brown and Mildred Wells. rived Wednesday for a visit with : i!vlnr 1t .thelr home, WyUia Hill. dlnner.cuesta of Mr. and ~n. E. --------·-.---'; Prellelll were Mr: and .Mrs. Nathan Rail and ··~lq( ape! cblll'ren, .. Jean, Sharon · · of fa·ulkner faml'ly Pays V'Sit• Here 'liddleport ~P.tt. . '~ I. Rutland Garden Cl ubMeet·-,·m.,g. ,.. Held nMOn day ' ·· Farewell Party Given Friday F.or I Robert Hennesy BETTER BE SAFE POMERO" sormTY '•IP . ' dS r Edwa VD ·Mr. I=~::~::=:~:~:C:•:•I:er:, Ebe!1~h ho,m~ Only$5995 a. LANE ' Ph' Be a S1gma Chap ter PI anS -Chrl'stmas Par'ty 11 o•L•v•11• .......... BAKER .FURNITURE I ~~~~~~~~~~~ For Pcaee 'of Mind ••• · and· Btii,.Mn OllieMrs. Blw, ialflfl · ·. •and Blip anll ; 1 \ - 'be.~ Theaifferena 'fiOltJ ailcl ~ of : ·~ mlnclls, 14 IIIIIIJ casu. . ~ • arowlns savings taave. Get rid of ' financial worries. Build )'OIIr Savlnp Account replatly In this ~VCI!lcnt bank. I' ' ·' Delicious Healthful Dairy Product• ' . Neees~fY for health ond tasteful-eating , ~nd ,drinking, too. Try our egg nOQ during t~e Holiday Season. You'll Like It! At·'Your Store . At The Door ,. HILL ·nAIR\' I FIRST ALWAYS'' ' I ' •' · \' : •, " .f(}fllo . ' • .., I � 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. 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