https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c227b2b3908ab9289f106472d1c51c69.pdf 918d48dbbb6fcfc4a56edaa264a530b2 PDF Text Text < ·' &:-Dally SeatllleJ, P'om~r·Middleport, 0., Dec 2, 1957 Middleport ' POMERO.Y '. ' Pomeroy; Mr and Mr8 Roy D-vld· Mr Davis Sr visited In H11111lng· and Mrs Elmer Ord of He~4~!'1on, Clevelond, ~aturd.,-alter speadiD, c ~ -~ , _ _ son and daughters, Cathy, Copnle ton and Aabland , . Va , visited recenll~ With their. Tbanblivlng with •1• parentl, llr. i: r! and Smda1 Colum6us, Mr and Mn Mr and Mrs F1oyd Edwarda cousin, Mra 1aeob <lloeckner and and •lllrs ETentt Tbomil and Cheater l!fvln and BODS, Don and spent Ute Thanksgiving week end tamUy dallllbler, Fl)'e MIChael, Mtddleport, Mra Ray· vlsllmg In Aahland and Nitro \ ill!ll I Mr and Mr& , Allred Gloeckner • Mrs 0 I Greenlee VISited re mond Br<IWn and daughters, Sgt and Mrs Gene Walburn &nd Mr and Mrs Charles Layman •'!'I daughter, Rulb, ol, Canton, Mr an~ ~·, Frenpll Hundley and Shetla Nancy Stover, MlnersvHle Pamela and Eugtlnia, • G!!t., were brought by llle mem preoented by Mrs Wllll8m MorgAn lattves In Ar~uckle, W Va Sun, leyMtss a JUmor~) at daughters, Columbus, returned to their home and children, Clara and Natalte, IP"nt tho past wee'k end \vltti ti\1 Ill~ , family, ·• l;_~lwphua, spent bers for the paUenll ~t the A!hens lecturer, Ute theme of IVhJOh wa. day Dol•• "" Ohio -were 1'banks81•· PQrents, Mr an~ IJ!rs Jjl~pb, 'l'fiink6glvinc wllli 'l'elatlvea and State Hospital, when Rock Spnng< "Hmesl Home' Group smgmg or 'Phanksgnmg suests of Mr and 0 ~ 10 Umver8lty and teachlll' ~tJbi' Sundoy after a VJSII with relatives tnr guests of thetr parent., Mr Gloeckner ,, 4 attended ,Ill.• fomel'O)I,Middleport Grange meI Fr1day evenlnJ West Elementary In t:ln.t fur the past week and Mrb s H Layman, llashan 1 "AmerIca the Beaut1 ruI" open• I U·~ · Cttsh Johnston Bradbury, ID ~aster Is spending school the ThanksgiV , , loptball gllln'e. !tit. and Mrs Hlllld· Mn Jay W111Jer and _dlildre9, ley and &l/llll 1on fiturned home Amqs Leonard, Worthy master the program followed wtih a poem eluded Mr and Mrs P'"l Hutlwn mg vacatiOn wi!O her parent&, Mr Mr and Mrs William Mtller, Keno R~' Weekelld guest• of the presided and one ~•ndidat& r~ "ThankstlVIng" by MJ.S s BettYLe11 and daughter Pall,lela Rae, Ind1an and Mrs Harry Stover and fam1Iy who have just moved to a new Layman s were the1r son aad fa1n Linda, Larry and Steve returpejl Thuniday evening and Jon Lynn, eeived tlre f.ll'SI and seeonA degree nard An article "Harvest Home" apol!s Mr and Mrs Charles AmoF Miss Stover, who wa; a student llome m Pal').er.!.:Jurg, visited here llv Mr and Mrs Earl La\•man and to their home, Catawba1 Sunday Melaple K~ Jl"'l:lil~JIY rellialned Romer iu~e past m;ster, #resented was prcse.nted by Mrs Homer Rad Mrs. France~ Larkm John Larkm teacher at Lancaster, has been e~. Saturday w1th the Rev and Mrs chtldren, Earl Jr, am.l Graee, Del afler spending the Thinksglvlng untll Sunday and were ~ecom(la· week end with her mother, 'Mrs. nied home byvtheir· aunt and UD· Mr> William A Mor&an With a lord, Mu Wllltam Grumr, Mrs and son,/ Sammy, Rutland, Mr. played by the Board of EducaUon c E Hoyt and Mr and Mr& Rob- aware, 0 .Uver star certificate !rom tlt•• Ron Gotthardt, Mrs Edward Hum Marte W1lkmsoo Bradbury to complete the term as a Thtrd ert Haggerty and family Mr Mil Mr and Mrs W A t.Ibbs enkr Edith MaUorY, aild otl\ar rela· tie, Mr and MJ1, Jock !Celll)edy. tives Mrs Malloey accompanted Mr and Mrs Albert E!)erabach OIU,o State Grange for 25 )'em of pbrey and M1ss Clar:a Humphrey Russell Parsons Dunbar, spent Grade teacher ler a rormer locai resident iB t tamed with a rarniiY dinner ihem home lor a few dayr viSit were Suhday gueata llf Mr. and 00 continuous membership and also Mrs Morgan read a Goorgc the ThanksglYtng •eekend with Mr and Mrs Ro~ert Tompkins, employed at the Dupont plant near Thanksgiving at thetr home, Mul· Mr and Mrs Horton Thomas Mrs C J Ebersbacb for a llll'key a ribbon ror outstandmg literary hts grandmother Mrs A.nnJcc Baltimore, Md arr1ved WedneaParkel'8burg berry Ave 'Fr,.sent were Mr and Washmgton proclamation and ar. Ohhnger d Th k g Pro""ams the pa."t year and sons returned to tbeir home, 1d10ncr 1 ;· oame seal to be placed on Abr-aham 11Lincoln proclamatJOn Mr and Urs Char•cs Archer alyh ohr a ~~~ sg~m v:caM11on OhiO UJuverstty stbdents who Mrs French Hundley and family, ----~~-pareknlna, '· anrd annep hew, ra were home for "·e the dutmgu1sbed service certlf• wa!t reAd b" Mrs Amos Leonard and sons )1whl PAt and Bobbv w E tR "romp " 1 Thanksgtving Columbus, d M MrG andil MrsWJack IIi Ken KODAK Glm SAY,,. cate ror secretaries presenl<d An artocle 'In Ohio' wrn ten by hatl "'" fullowmg guests on James Hamer Other guests on vacation Include Mary Carolyn ~e y,O ~ Elbe~ d' Mams0 to Mrs Homer Racltord The a the Stat ~ Grange ~h.aplmn wa.11 Th<~nks~lVIn.lil Mrs Mn1garct Ar Thanksgiving Day were Mr and Mlller, Dav.d Hmdy, Manlvn SLte I Mrs G bb / e :~I ward for the comrnumty eerv1cc read by Mrs Bertha G 11 A men rh<!r Mrs M~1y Crnss.an and dau Mrs w c Jones West Mansfield Knight, Keith Anderson, Kenneth rs 1 5 an 8001 80 e contest lor JQ57 was preientetl for hl621 lhan~~gll~ng and also ghlers Lynn uml Cheryl, Mtddle llary small daughter of Mt and Murray, Charles Haskin• j te:tn!dd ,![~ ~o~~~k:;'a~~~n~~: lo the chaaman, Mrs Fred Lctf ilr l e mo ern an sgiVlng were port Mr ami Mrs Bo Rothgeb Mrs Robert Mills, 18 a m.edica~ pa· Jean Roush, who IS employed In Thanks~lvmg at thear home Pom. hell read by the lecturer to close the and • children Handy Ltnda and tJent at Holzer Hospital Columbut spent the Than~givinc eroy, Rt 3 Guesta: were Mr and I Becky, Ch•shtrc k d Ih ll d hil Special recognition was given to program " wee en w t her mother, Mrs Mrs Raymond Pu tns Jr an c Rorrer Beller I ockport, N J a Bett Y Rae, younger da ug hier of D Mrs Am .. Leonard home eco'l Mr and Mn Roy Eastman, th ai and Mrs Raymond Ru 18 eU, E Roush dren, Rollin, Robert, Rlcbard, ter members of the Grange wh,., omtcfli chairman announced l I juniOr• at Ohto Unlverst ty, was 1 Mr has beE:n returned to her home Mary Lou, seven months C)}d Randall and Rhqpda, of Thurston hav{' not mmed a meetlnR In the Christmas party for the next meet 1 guest of Mw Manlyrl Sue- Kmg\ from ·llason Chnic and recQper· daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert and "Mr and Mrs Jame1 Bearba 18 2t years Mr Eastman who wus 1ng Thursday December 12 whlr h and her parents Prmclpal ana atmg after a tonsillectomy Malia, was scheduled for major Mr and Mrs, •.Fred Rosenb'aum ' . observmg h1s 82nd birthday W 3~ wall open with a 7 p m potluc k Mrs Earl Kmght over Thanks Mr and Mrs Lours Hames an4 where she has been a pahent ~inc~ remtned home ~ay after an OWil' if presented a decorated birthday :1moer There w11l be a g1ft ex giYITH'. week £> nd ct}Ildren, Kathte, Mane and Jeft surgery today at Holzer Hos~1tal mght viAit m COI,umbus with ilr cake by )Irs Edward Humphrey "hange, the price not to excec I Mrs Mory Wcl~cr and Mu'J frey, Llthopolts, and M1111 BettY, TlumteglYlng Day and Mrs Phlhp Me1er 1 A DJcture of Mr Eastman waa tak 30C Members are to brmg Chrut f l~renr(' Crl)s~n n rol umbus spen 1 Koehler, RN, Galhpohs, wer; Mrs H L Dunham, Jaequ,Hne Mr ahd Mrs Otho .Murray weri en. durmg the evemng Mr.s Ell mas tOYB to th1s meet1ng whlt ll thf> weekend w•Lh Mr~ Mtry Cross '11hanksg1ving guestl of Mrs Lewil Rict, Mrs Larry Rice, Mrs James Thanksglf.!ng dinner gueats of Mr ward Radfonl was reported 111 will be given to the Jaycees lo• and daughters Cheryl an 1 Koehler and Dr and Mrs If,. 'D Johnson and Mn Robert ABhley anMd Mrs ~h~ord ~~~h~ ~,.on , ContrJbuhons were made to the dlslrJb"lton to needy eluldrcn u L•nn Amsbary and family • were In Galhpolis ~aturday ~e•· r an ra o th t Metgs County Tuberculllsls and ' >fr .wd \lt s Do Reuben Beck Mr8 I E Hull • who was calle•• lng to attend a layette sh9wer lor and son, Ro•er, were bn"'•en • e coun Y " ""' Health Assocwhon, aad to the At the close of the meeting r(' are VlSJtors '" Florida and theJr here by the death or her aun\ Cna Wynne baby daujhter of ltora iri Parkersburg Fr•dq , Ohio State C:r3n ~e Youtb fund freshmcnts were served by tiH children, Karl Kirk Ktm a n ,, Miu Sarah Jones, has returned ~ Mrs Bert BuUer the former Nan· Mr and M~"'Fr:ank ~dn~ A Thank ~l! tvm g proaram was home econom 1es committee Mary Kellen are l!ta.)mg With her home in Washmgton, D C. jr y Siner Mn Dunham and Mlsa and 101111 retu OJao thelr h JOe lh I d th M w Jtor Mr and Mrs Franklin Glnth~r Rice remained for th~ week end In Columbus Sa\IU'dJI)I after opend e r gran mo cr, " a ' and chtldren Grandview, and Mia lng Thanksg!Vllit 'with iter sister Ramey durin g their absence Juanita Hewklns, who " employed wtth Mro lohn Blazer and lam· and brotKer tn·law, Mr and Mh Mrs Ruth flawk and doughier 10 Columbus, have been vlsltlnc lly Eldon Kraeuter and daughten, of Thanksgivi~g Mary Jane, Columbw, spent thr Mr and Mrs John HawkiM Jr Mr and Mrs Claude Budlrk Morning Star Mr and Mrs Richard Friley, llncle snti aunt of tbe groom Plnk Thanksgiving weekend with her Mr and Mrs Wilham Grate and and Danny and Sam Walte<a, of ~r and Mrs Harry Saddler re· Columbus are announcing th!l and white decorations were used parens Mr and !Mrs W B Ga• son, Jimmy, Charleston, and lllr. Columbus, spent the week end turned to th01r home Bridgeport, marnage of their daughter, Pat ln the dmmg room where whiff' her and MrB Gary Dudlng and oon, with Mr and Mrs Guy Walters Saturda~ after sptndtng Tba,jlb· rJcJa Lee to Carl Q»o TaYlor weddmg bells were lJCd with plrk Mrs Otho Walls, who '"pen t sammy, Huntlngton, visited J: H Mlas Patricia Russell, who 18 giVmg wtth Mra William Boxter Kodak color-slide camera Ill complete 1/uh ouint Columhu(\ son or 1\lr and Mrs ~ atln ribbons the past three weeks vtstltng Dr ' Grate and family on Thanklsldv· employed In Columbus, spent the apd Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolle 1 Hubort Tutor, Middleport The two tlmd weddtn! <ak• and Mrs George Cahoon Wilke• In~ week end with her mother, Mrs Mrs Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. William Everything nHdtcl for day-and nl'll! ~napohoaling. 'H4W The double rtn~ ceremony was wafl topped wtth a mm1ature brlrle vtlle returned home Fr day Dur Tbanlaisivina guests of Mr and Anna B Russell Baxter and guests, Mr and Mra Brownie Starflao~ C merathattal11 Ektachrome C\l)or oil~ performed 11t five lhtrty o'clock on and groom and rake 1cc cream de ing her mit they celebrated t~. Mf! H E Bush were Dr and lolra 0 Mr and Mrs Etlwm Wells en- Harry Ssddlet spent Friday In ao well ao blacll·ond·whltt and KadacOtar IIII!tiln 'rlank ~l:liVln !i! Da:y at the altar of 1 t!orated Wllh Pink bell!; flower qllh btrthday of Charles Cahoon J J DavlJ, and daughters, Char· tertalned witb a Thanksgiving dtn Portsmouth flc11holdor. P,lus 6at1ori11, ftaolibulbs, Verichram• Paii ...-; the F1rct Prc ~ b\lertan ehurci bv "'l ! nt ~ and pu ,.,rh vcre served " me of Y JS Maggie Coster a~~ Jene, Dla• ,Etame and Joyce, ner for Mr and Mrs llteh.ord ~r and Mr& Andrew Gloeckner d fulll • Gr 1ft ~• 1 t"'e Rev Howard Ruppelt 1n thll These pre.::cnt wrrP the b,.ld ' nd Thmk•mm ~ Dly at 1 Middleport, ond Joseph Davia Sr Jones, Pomeroy, Miss Jean Wells, of Clarksburg, W Va, are spend·1 an niiiiiCnOnl. talg • • • trta1 ,.,.,. J p ~r•r JFC or ' he lmmedlntc tamil t 'J!l f(l' rlr l?t rmr.H Mr nnd vr ~ er b•olhe•, Cbor Je• Cah••on D· Cleveland, who haa been villUnt II RN, G~Ulpolla, ond Robert F18her tng a lew day• with bla btolhet -~ 1 Mlqll Judy Chnlio Rutland, cou T-fubert T ~vln r 11 11fi daugllter '" at the Davia home Friday Mro Frank RlchardB, Columbus, baa and s!Bter ln·law, Mr and - Mrs 1 & n of th(' li:room w:.ts maid or ' Aien 1oul!le, Mr and MrR ludsrlr The IOCOnd birthday or Kel Davia and dausbtera, Joy~•• h,en vlelting h18 grandmother, Jacob Gloeckner 'honor and William 1nlor, In tlts Wl]lte M~ nnrl ''rs Robert Tew • oungest eh ld of Mr and M· Elaine and Diana, Mrs Buah and Mrs H~ Root Mrs Carl Mattox, Middleport, Dl"'nfinrrc b'l'olhc,. of the groom kqhnv "''I' ~n l H ~q r,.,., Gdmo,. v ~q !,nd "lP" "l"ld rta n ' ~ , 1, S u ~:~ V r t t.e bmle clo.sP. a ~ treetlen q 1 '1 R 1 ~ n "t, <' '' ... ~ .. ~;~ II 0 •ul Hapton dress of rO) al blue ln prince~~ stall and Mrs .&theI Jone.., rre M~ , nd ' Irs M T F'rcnct: J~ • , Slyle with Sl'OOJl neckline Shr: Mr Rl!d Mt ~ Tavlor are ut 'hom r Mr ond Mrs Ot n StiVers and son 1 wore white satin hat nna a shoul 1n theu apartmoJ!t at 620 Oakwood non Marc and l uAnn French Mr and Mrs Frank Ea.1tep, Ccl ... .-~r. V W der corsage of wh1te (1\r).!:anthf' Avenue, Colltm bus She Is a grad mumg Miss !Oh~!e wore Alice uatc o( Cenlrnl Htgh School, Col umbus, ' spent the weekend vh1t blue m a ' lreet length model with umbu•, and 11 employed In lh•• lng: her grandmother, Mrs C F acoop neckline and m11tchlng Jul accoun•ing dn'partn ent of the Bell Hawkms, and familY and his mo, iette cap Her corsage waa of Telephone Comp nnv :\1r Taylor ~~:;;-;ly Mrs Vlrglnta Eastep, and white chry58nihelllums lo a graduntc of Middloport Higil Mr and Mn Donley EdwardJ Arter the ccrcrnony " rll!ceptio:t 'kilool and t!l ns.wcwted with thr "' .... " " vlc lt erl h111 tmtcr, Mu w.u held at the home or Mr and J\.~:~~elman Gra 1nery Company io Edwin Coates, and brother Char Mrs Clarc ~ce Chm , R"lland Columbos 11 ~ t:dwar.ds u n d famU¥ wbtil ..,--- - ·- - - - th ey came We dnc~dav far the wed ding: of Mrs Conteli' dau gh ter, Bal bura, to Roy Bctzlng Mr and M1 s Hcn rv Null were k•lllii"IP ~ s vas1tors m Parkersburg Mro Edwin Coates, lllddleport Mr and Mrs Betzlng arc at liu announced the wedding of her home '" the Smith property for Saturday , 1 •.wd ~ l u Hob(' rt J 1y ,J: ,J daughter, Barbara Daune, to Roy ermly the Sophia Fisher home In ' ' ambu!i spent the 11hanksglvmg Donald Betzlna, aon oi Mr nnd Pomeroy hf"lllrf 1 , ·~ t~ rAillflve s !J ere ~Irs Roy Bctzlng Pomoroy 1 he \. Tbank•glvmg gueBls at the home Mrs Bctzlng Is a graduate of Rev Waldo Bartolo performed the or Mr and Mro A E Erwin and Pomeroy High School anrl the Car double ring eer•mony at the altar of the Federated Church on Wed negic Institute in Cleveland and son John mciuded all ~ut one of neoday, November 27, at 7 30 Ia on X ljjiY technician at Meigs their fanuly MrB Richard Bro•n o'clock arter a twenty mmute re· General llo•pital Mr Belling, who (Maxine) and her ramtly were 1m· ella! oJ nupUal muole by Mrs also gra~uated from Pomero~ lllgh able to coma ilr m Chtlheothe )len NoulllirJg, organl•l White School Ia a senior at Ohio Unl Mr Brown Is •ocupcraling aCtor an emergency appendectomy At riadloJus and chryall'lthemums verslty the f~mtly gatherlnt were Mr and wcce used to decorate lhe candle Mrs Dexter Ervin and son, Greg lit altar o1y New Hnvcn, Mr and Mrs Mlu Lu<y Amabary was mald Harley Hendrick! ond dau~hter of honor and Rlehar!l Ru88ell act Sandra, Mr and Mr& Melvin Hood ed as best man and children, Cheryl and Danny, The bride cho10 a street length dr4a of mauve Jersey ond pink uU~ with winter white aece15or 1 he A"'ltlary of the LewlaMan leo and carried an orchid on the Icy PORI American Ledon, mel Easte•n Star Bible whleh had be thl• week at the homo of Mrs AI· longed to her maternol 1rand len Hampton with Mra Campbell mother Her only jewell')' w.. 1 Harpor president, presiding o1rand of peW'll, the gilt of the Plana were made La organize a irO.m Mill Amsbory wore a blue Junior LeKlon and Mra Haroer Cosh f111 thtn bu& ftrt jemy dreu with oatlp a<ecnto wlll make a aurvey of eligible whto l'tfllld In 12 and matching aceea10rteo and a member~ and report by January I monlhly p&'fllltnlo. corn~e of ro10a A contribution waa voted for Mra Coateo, mother of the bride the Veterans' llasplal In Chilli Avorage Dollf Cost 18'h e eboae a poudre blue Jersey drea cothe for Cbrlstmaa H E Benoy with black aeceasorleo and cor will be tho guest opeaker at an 124 1. Main St. 1110 ol pink oarnaUono )Ira Amnrloanilm program to be slven Phone 197 Bellini, moth<r of the groom, 11 tho Mt Alorlab church in Fo(). lrnttt Co..rt, f4r, IJ'OfO a navy blue enJOmble with ruary matching acceasorlca and pink The ro,ular meeting ol the Aux. lliary In Fobrurlr will bQ held at carnation coraa1c CITY THI ReltUvea and lriendo who al· tho ~ome of Mfl NeUie Wlno!on lended the quiet ceremony were Refreohmenil were 10rved by Ill! parenta ol tho bride and Mrs Campbell Harper, Mrs Hamp & II'\1/INii!l CO. croom; Mr •nd lllra, Chlrl0r Ed· ton, Mra van Hock end Mra Edith wards, Mlddleporl, Mr. and Mn Thomu I Jferbert Edwardl, Galllpoiia, Mr and ~" DonhlY Edwards, Corn. Ina, Mr and alra Antone Lucke, Kr and Mrs C L. Heaton, Mill ~ldlne Woodo and Harold / Hawk. • Meehn'g • ROCKSpr1ngs~range Held At Grange Hall Friday : "'""t'~l) \ ).,. '' w. sol'lmll1\f ~~ • he I I; d d/ft I•• Patric1a Lee Friley Is Wedded To Carl Taylor On ".,~ PaulSquuiquits Mi~dlepo,rt ~hool Board PoSition Paul Smart, .who bu ttrved '' clerk' of tbe lllidtlleport Board of Eduea~oJl for the ,_sl lblrty 1wo years, rta!8!1ed Jan~ nlfbl wh1~ ~e Betrd !'let at"the hlch comRrised of~two "h.Ot w!lh Mjol, Ltil\ieU Proba,.o, ~U~tct 1 co nell v1eo ~!l~ent, pr,)ldlll8 jn the mem~i of llle Vo un ab,.pc:e orllruc:e·Uc!Jd, pmideni Depaltment A (11th The rellg~IJoa, 111Uc'l. II elf... I• ) el b b' llppolnteri live December liJ, l'll ~~~led four membiP> thea Ia with ~~-~~ .& lftV!tiata ~:'1''"'u., • WOI I} W JIJq ~d to ,;"<:•u•'~ \~ tbe Pe~01ort Board!or l'erve Js c ert fot 1 ~9W: 'ear of one year .were Coun~ term • "1 ~ Roy Bstll•¥ ~n~ R•charo Th~ "il~ion ~WI while ~. nan\~d Wthe Tfiablit; Junilll: !IIJ\i'liChbof leaih· ~~.eroy. Vo\uitteer 1\f~ll\e.n we•• Ier, wu actqited !If lh~ · boerd " "' ''""' Mankin and H~rry Wat· Mrs Tblbet Ntipell btt!i!auM of ~~ tuhealtb r '• '\, 1 " The Beard held 'a ·l9lltrtl 1d1 .. culllldn "or liM·eainplelt~ '9( ~~~~ qew elem~'llfui oi:)iool 'IJd !he ad· dillon ~ the ~lg~ RboOI .UUcj!ql JOlllliill'l ptd!nt wer; ' raul Smart, lfarOI~ £, l{Ubbard, ra~i DaVII and \frt Prilbud ¢:'""· R~tland ~ar~~ Votes Eridor8emen\ For fax lte\ralqatic.n · Tbe' Le[art, W Va ..'PTA voteu endorse th~1 recommerldflfoQ qf ,the Pt Plo111nt ,Chil!lber o: !;ommett!e and Ute Maooa County tann Bure•ii on tax revaluatio9 &lid. real""'l''lll bi the count\ " it met recently at lbe Letart School . 1 ClUb ~•pleteS .....--..-..-...... . .............. ~--- ACTUALLY YOU'D ~XPECT TO PAY MORE ·- THAN $244.95 FOR THE LIVJNG ROOM Lewis-Manley Post Auxiliary Plans A'Junror Legion SUITE A,LQNE- $400 LOAN FOR THAY WELL GROOMED LOOK --------~------ .Vernon Star Dusters4-H Club Meets Tho Vernon Star Dtli'OrJ 4" Club held Ito "''"!" nionthl meeting rc:cn' ly 0t t\ e Vm e School House , Pros.tdrnt Mary Rouoh woo I .tharre ollhe lll••t'nr Th e open in1 " "I w" 'i'Wcll Virginia B" aud Girls" fol ""'ed by the " " ~ iD of \he 4·H Pltd&e !acb member repeo!J'd a Bib' vern lor the So!lpturo Mra Nor Sllata led llJO CfOilJI In Dt'ayer Tlllina part In the were Arlene ROU!h Donna Don eu and Jleverly Sluts' The drew nameo lu after which song• relreaftmenb oen Roush Tha metlln~ the PfllYini of th" PI'''"'" Your laundry comtiback rmmaculattly cltc111, crisp and frtsh -smelling, Wtl wash, Ruff dry ar ftnlsh ••• depend on 11M'for speedy, efllcltnt st~lct. Frta pick· , up and dtllvtfY.-' CALL 122 Tri· TO A SI'.CIAL A!o!loble In your choice of six beautiful ' fflbric•. Rubberi~td hair padding. \slnaatly PURCHASE •lflt~. Guorant;d ,;construction. Your to.~ tal ..-rint is ~9;~· Truly on, exceptiol,tl . '' yi!~.~.)~~ n~w Oft !!I! CCI~YI~illlt '!FIIIL· ~ ~ JAILU AS,'!';~~~D.; it ~DDITIO~At.-~~HIN Y0\1' ~: .T""S , $U~ITI FOR· ' ' ' •i , • ,ilJ;.;p£ . P 2 .' Hacksaw Blades To t ,I ' ' ' '· lq WORTH $:.5 00 WITH YOUR PURCHASI"-"'F THill! ·LIVING ROOM SUITE Barbara Daune Coates Is Wed . To Donald Betzing November _. ' Probe Starts ·Second Jail Break A · ·threi (t.:Prisoners Within. W Jail Trustee Admits v~s. You ~n THE$E 3 rAa~Er ALL 3 FOR ' PomtrOY·Ml_44lepott, Oblo, T\lerdly, December 3, 1957 NO 195 E'L8 FE'LJ)SJ' •ou GET enttne . ' .,.,.boll. ~llh ."r;ml~~ ~;0:·a~:~~::~:f:~ , ' ..... .............. .,., I " ~ .~ I w., . ' V(elcb Ze1her, voln the Sallsbuey and ~:~~ schocla, baa praetleea u lor the ope •act Chrfll· as ol"'retla "The Madonna's C~olcil" 1W Myer and CarrlnJton the operetta win be liven at ~acb ~boo! dtlrblg the wn~ of Decetltber 20th with the exll!ll daUs tb .be announced later. The pulilld Ia tnvitl'd tO attend the ~'1f:~ four 1 j!adea wiU illll Ollrillnln caro!J ,..4 tbe ~pper ..-.4.. 1rill bve p~ In the op. Ulllti. ' Six Civil Suits �' / \ ' ........ ' '·' -.... ...... ~ .... _-· ' ., ·" ~~A.P~./J Ai/;tfg Nation In Fii/JngShortagesOI • ·~ttenltsts;.rijgliieers, and Tech nioians Now Alising •' ' '*' I• h~ Slio' on 7:00 ,Today ' ' ' • I ' •I' II •• • ..•' ! ' •' •J 1 •• lhifv Sedtuaef l' • ~·-.1. ~~ve their Installation ol ofllcers 1'hur.day evening o! the Mason:c ~ Temple ·at 7'30 P m. Refroshp,.,., T J f\I"T menh Will 00 servod during thO The loyal' Plio 111\1! ot th• soclaf huur. ~burch of Chrllt Wlll • have their ~hrl!tm., party tonltlht at the ftoino of Mlfis Frllllcta Rou!h'. l. 'I . •· ' !- !· . ll!'i , 9:30 '1\-o'i.ti! ..,.,. }'ather 1o·QO trlene Fran~ll Show 10130 trel!~O' Hpl«·, ri:oo TI/e Pricfl fB Ai§Jil' 11:30 Truth or. Colniequen~ 12.00 Tie· if~ Doll"ih , 9:30 Troirblil Wltii".Falhet u:oo 'l}e';.e· ,,. R~glif . r'· · ~· · "" " .-... 11.30 r•Jt,, or Co~ue.,.... 12:00 Tie Tae Dough l2'30 11 Could Be You . 1:00 Mid-Day News 1:1~ Movietlme 2·30 Bl'ide and Gr'oom 3:00 Mallnee Theatre 4:00 Q~een (or a Day 4:45 Mode n Rom nces 4 ' 4~ M{ldern Ro!ri.anceo 5:00 Comeay Tlllle 5:3o ~~~-~~h,Pbyliouse r 4-;_,..· ~--l.ltMoluarltt'l Por ~to ltJUop- ~· Cedaz ell• ·..,. 1'..\U Window ,._.. l'rllldalre Refl'liet'atora. , .......... .FvrRIIv,._ Ml441ttoot:t1Ohto ..,....-. , m!C News Big to FootbaU Hl•b""htl • . • "" Nat King CQ]e , 8:1\0 Qe1orM 1G.p!)el 'Sho.w 9·00 :!{eel 1,{eGraw . 8,30. uQb Ollmmbip Show . . ~··• .., • I 'U 9., ' J wltl not be responsible lot. any . ~~~ ,CC!Dtracte4 ~ anjoone otbor ·lh!ij.IJiyaelf. . - .. J. w. Rarrw 1 5:00 Comedy'· Tlme 5:30 Spinach Playhouao 8:15 Sporla Eye S'iiorfs !!yo WeatG.,easi ~~~' 'Pieturg. ,·'' 10:00 Arlene' Frinclo $~oW· . 10·30 'l'fei .. Ufilllf "I _, · · , 12:3u• It Could )!e You l:QO Mld·)l~~.News 1.1~ !oJI>Vlellme ,. 2:30 »lJde and Grqom 3:00 ~!ti~ee. tlie*e . 4:00 Qu,~n _ro~ a ~iy , 6:1~ 6:25 6:30 6:45 1:00 7:30 SliD On 7:00 Tod~t 1 9:00 ROilt!l8t' lfoom f · 6:25 Weathermt ' 6' 30 News PI cture 6:45 NBC NEW~ 1 7·00 Boots & SaddleJ· 7,., Wagon Train .• l{JI'IIJt KaJMJ ,, H:1Q '\j'ealliel1:aat 11:~~ NltewaJ~!I 1<00 Sltn Ofl • • !I' ',. { " • BAKIR· . r ., , fUR~I'I'U~' . "'"'' 11<00 ll;ew; Headlfltea' . 11.10 Weathen>alil .,JI:I~ Nltewalt!b . 1.00 Sitn OU . ,rol' · I PI··"· 'I M~w ·Pum'ititl'f $299~08 "" 8:30 Father Knows Best . ' 9'00 Kraft Theater · ; 10:00 The Wliforl\l.-. 10:00 This Is Your Life 1· IO:liO The Nell' M l'eelilrea of t6:30 6_He.it"" .!Mi . , II : ~ ~~Wa:He~dunea loolne ~~~ ' Evan~~~~~~!N~r:.~~~~~~.r~~gE;~s:...-w~m-:--c·-,.-ce"GUci lui:idD:riiMU,F:...:.;~t:lt~Oiiri~ilii!.: lJ y~~· D ........ ,_ •., " , ~:-op ~~ llo~ .., ·. . In a less drtuilatl6' Vfay, aV!i'f!Oil· lito"ilife.sl many other benefits. 1'he natlon's-well-belng; technicians. growth and prosperity are materially advanc. Ei~htr·slx former l:AP CliOets are now in ed by air transportation, while the aviation 111~ U.S. Air F6rQ6,Acladelny in COlorado industry, one of the country's largest, pr<iwMere tile' men wlio Will' make deelalons in vide's employment for more than a million the 'tong range·mtSslle era and will some day mcn,and women. In addition, the aviation Inwear general's rtal'8· are beillg_ fashioned. dustry buys 'from many thousands of comTrue, they w now military personnel. Bu: panies throughout the United States, most ol they are alsO ot' the _group 'ot far too fevl who them classed as small business. are belrlf sclewttil'lfAily t~iiietf· f6 &ipe With,_ America's present WOF]d leadel"llllip iri the the period they will live tn under a curricu- alr is the result of superior technical achieve. lum- be!Jig reviilld by tht~ Acldemy to keep· menta. It is the product of skilled en~ilu~•ers.l pace Wlllt tl\~'tlm'es. sclefilfsts and technicians' ..._ tiOth lnlllt•"•'l• ~robabi,Y even. J!l'ore hbpottant are their and clvlllgn. youngel' fcriftell c6llel'gllei1""" tM more than _ It takes many years to trafn tllese vahlablieti' 36,000 y.s. tee,n-age!S elseWIIere-ln the na· p'eople.' To prepare them for ·unma(che!l !Jon enrolled' In·CAP's cadet ranb learning portuliltles in a(lfafioh aftci: mally 6ther the meaning ot and blilnlf motlvatEid In the vltfes, their early education must tnclud~i~l benefits otavi,tlo'ri. · I mafheniatMs· ana Science hi ~de' imi' . Of &II avlatlon bdngs, one benefit Is un- school. ~halleri~e'd In, Its overait lilij)!jitance to t,he No one queslions that th'lf future of out many blessings.of out way of life. This ig de- lion is In t!ie hanlls ot' these young. 'PeOPle. feniu - _defi!liie of tile nation against ag. But tMre Is a vital need for gl'llater emp-ha·'l rr~i9e fdrcei wl\ic~ Imperil world peace. sis on technical!6ducalloil deSl'reti by flie ifost of us ii'e' reriilrl'ded of mllital')r avlli· agers themseives - teell-agen motlvitfd lion only occasionally. But It I~ nevertheles8· pro~ram's such ll!l tliose of tlie crVJt,Arr 8 fact that 1M nllgbtY forcd of' today's a1r trot. This must occur anlf oecui' noW" il wel~s'- on wlllch eaiib branch of our arm- U.S Is to continue Its leadership In· connlhe,rJi! fOrces rely -"' llli:ept oli constant alert. Air cia! and milit.ary aVtatlori, relillt~ ffl till!,,st)t W.bl ate tM tiailon's principal defense prosperity, anq maintain seeurlty ag'alnJt If ali attack shoulit-oome. The~ are also a de· gression. C.'llll!.iDulnt iet'lilus problem facing the nation In the sho!Uge. of... scientists; engineers and • i Cha_ n'ttel ~lq'efddy (ktiN ~ ~ AI{: ~~trot, 16 }'I!BI'll old Decem· terrent force to prevent the outbreak of war 1*, iHlt- beeit llllilllllt Itself felt In the = enabling us to live in peace. The Civil Churlh wtn al i·31J P. J. E., o. narr~nger blc and ., . 0 01 . TOWNIIIJios :·'oREAM$ IN· STOCKS:ANo-BONOS ' •M"nOiiiev CALL fl The Mldd!fpOtt( Emergency Squad was called to lhe home or • - t. '.' ·H~ris why theria . I'' • 8:5~ 7:00 7:30 8:00 9,:00 9:30· 10:00 l!:OO Nothing newer In·. the wor·fd than i. u:oo T~e Milllon~lre " fve Got A S\l<)fet , U. s. Steel Hour ·. llp-tOolhe-lniault •l'iliiia s~;annlni the w..t~er sb.W' "'· ChOnn.ei13TUesday €-Ira. Daily Jl'rNI'(. StiPPIIJ The Oak Grove WSCS will hold a Jitney Supper and gift auction al lhe Oak Grove Community Hat!! on Friday Dec. 6 beiilnnlng at 0 p. m. A cakewalk wilt be an a<fd· ed oltraotlon. on ~Ospot --Pomeroy I On Your PERSONALS I !ltv. and Mra. a C. Zundel and Sharon and Charlene, Zundel's mother, 'Mn. were lltte!ts !Dr t~e •. ... Pomeroy, and now . The Parken are Fulton St. Community Rav. Zundel was ' . SPECIAL ar til' · ~~:.m~~~ f10.00 W.WN_r•$7.00 Jlrort tliril ut. dllll. ft;m Racine Ol> Old Poitl.tOKI·Rlelne Rd. Phtn.c Porllond :afs .. ., · tot: SRQIIPI'NG · •~ .lflle:. t ltitle .t' r co~t~li'N~ LO~NS UBI. u;oo- Olf BanlUiaDa ·. ' ·, ' til..'},..... • , ~~~mlli::~~. 'ifiif~o1iil ' fO:OO' ., 10:~ ~meet Ponicn Lell~ll' t:let ,. SliD Off ' ' YOU& IOnLID GAS , the qilly botU8i) gas pW 1rt thl> area. . - ~~ ...... loltlr l'er,L_. a ......... R. Col Wtllo On~-· I Rutland Furnitufl YOUR Rutlaud, Oblo CltRISTMAS .PtA~NO ' ' 1: • . J!JMi _T ~ : 4: ij .;·:,.,\, !i ''' ' '' ' ' .' : o. '' D J'' ..! .,., • Zl.OO B. UAI- 1&40 ~. 15:11!' '~ "" / ~ ·r· ;' ' J'' - ~- -~-· ud filii ' J.tlt lf.IO· I2JO s... uo 1110' 17,110 ' lluotem LoWS. D... J •••.•at . 3.80 1.QII IUO 2~ ' ORANGE . ~ Loeal S. D. -·--··; - .80 Ul ~.oo- 15:10 ' d p'*' 3.• ~ Lilli J~ . ' . l~ 3.tlll uo t.l!l ~aullliur; Locals. D.••.... -•· · 811ilfOI'd Lo<al S. D. ---·-- .Iii ' t.ii irtddlePorf Vlllqe .eo· Ub Utt ~.811 ·------~ ... Joorim,- Vltl.tp ------- --. ' Will NO.ot~~em Lo<al s. D. __ .•..eo . South~:m LoCal S. D. ·-·--· .11)11 Raelne Vlllatre ·--------·- .811 ~""""· Vllta'l" -- .i! """'•rov Suffo• .S: Ileal e.$te tires . s:so ~ '6. ' ~' - '' . .. . ,.I' • or • ii$ ~N PW6Ntl 2-4811 3.10 w ..... r:.aca1 s.JJ. ~···--· .f!l Salisbuey Local S. D.•, .... .fl COL~ -·--·-·----·--- .GO ~ON . , E#i)lrill.<ical S. tr -------- -11!1 Whep> LocaL s. D: ·-· ·-· .eo LE'l'AliT Southern Loeal S. D........80 ~ Weotl!l'n Local S. D..•.\" .8& SAUSIIUiiY' nasf.Riif -.s Cit( "liO Wyatl Earp ' ~. 'I '' ' ''' . -*' · WE MUST HAVE .... Noo'th .. ,_.., ~·n··chib l~'wi Stat tt'n1!' - Western Local S. D. --·--· .110 Nortbem Loet\ S. D.•-----. -1!0 Rutland Vllltre ---------- r. .r. a.,r.. ..,.~o~ writ. tot llt1U ICHOOII t f:- lltf'l', Now y.,k 16, N.Y. ~~~~~.......... l .aoaa ~·..-. · TiM Gbeyenue · · }~;~ Student! ond SmaU Chlldrili, f ll lei • na!qraJ too-IDr tl~nl' 41\lel'le~ 'lhfll' fl:fl< ii"eill· 7!d! ·otiy dhalt' ~.,, ~ ~ ~: *-,...an. I 11UTLAND Mot• *-"t' ·G·til! It Uneelol «:ro J d !At'• ... that thi4 doeaa't bap.o ptn in oar 1cbooh. You can help by ..,pportinc 0111 School Board, by att.'¥1in& PTA meettnp ani ldlool conferences. .-ew• 3:30 Do You TrUll' YOllil ' ~\21f ., V-8. lleasonably priced. Phone •llii·X at!er 5!l!O. j , ~lHI' "ercury $i9t2 ~oor Se<lap. , Blatiti'Jail ·POiiietoy ! t-31Hic 111110' llodge $1~, CurOM~ VB ; · 4 dr. Sda4·. Nl!w l"onfiat trad.. ln. Beautiful two-tone blue fin· 9:44 Sjpo On Morning Movie 9:40 ll!ornlng Movie . Adventures In Leamlng ll:op A~ven~tFC!I -ID Leal'lll}jf Nelghboro ll;GQ Nelchbora Noon Newo 12:05 lj'oon GJII'toon Club 12:10 Cartcion (l)uil L!beraee Llberoce Gretchen Wade Show 1:00' Gretchen Wlllo ·Sii""' Matinee l<liO ·llfovle .Go Chrl,!lmat Shop- 2:~5 ping 3:00 ~:od American ·B.igWaand 4:00 :. (.S~t.:l Sol~$ · u!·toifl'e<>untY Squire, 9 Pf"·• • OLM: wbert there'• a uriout thort•.- of cl8mooms. teaehen and lood oehoolhook• Ifeoult1 Not oaoqb ocboolln& lor Lony. Sign .On ' a:~ liiicllet Moiilll Club' ~~~:::~~:, holiday the Mro.period E. 0. In Pad· r 9:44 9:45 11:00 11:00 12:05 12:15 t2:Sq 1:00 1:30 2:45 LattJ uv.. in a community ---..,-,r-..-,--r- · R~rd WHTN-TV Clton'nefDAYIOCK ' Big lf:10 'l'lie Late the·58 FORD ( Weatherman Casey Jonea I Love Lucy • '' '' CBitiiBR hio Dad Introduced him"' th' exclth\11 worJd of the Stoc' E:rehan&•· Ever since, be I wanttd to be a Jlrt of that · II!Jflii'Wbilt be giowo up. But It loon'" thouah Lorry may .,.... ...,.thodw>co. Racine, OKlo, Ptione 11 14 311<! I • BIDi'ORD· -···-•· •···-•·-·· .80 Larry will never farpt lhe daf we~--;Ung NeiJler • 'ANJ) OOII!OIIM.'J)N8 -htwiBW......., _,,., I .llro. Bolin, IWI~I!ll, "at I :30 H. •· thfa morning When· she was reported .. rtously ill. ~ • .if. ....u. If·.. '' ' sCiloof.. p~ &:" 'j ,.. ~C.!Tues 'I; i.oo .., I .Ill .. ' .Up ftJI!I . 1'1:10 I ' • Q. 1.0o- a: ' ' ' #110 tUo 1Ut 2!.00 iuo , 3.10 lUt · ue 12.10- ' 3,JO • ,p ' . litO '·.' . ' . a'IO ':- . ~ -- IUO, ' .'' ' l.QI)' 'f l~l, �' / \ ' ........ ' '·' -.... ...... ~ .... _-· ' ., ·" ~~A.P~./J Ai/;tfg Nation In Fii/JngShortagesOI • ·~ttenltsts;.rijgliieers, and Tech nioians Now Alising •' ' '*' I• h~ Slio' on 7:00 ,Today ' ' ' • I ' •I' II •• • ..•' ! ' •' •J 1 •• lhifv Sedtuaef l' • ~·-.1. ~~ve their Installation ol ofllcers 1'hur.day evening o! the Mason:c ~ Temple ·at 7'30 P m. Refroshp,.,., T J f\I"T menh Will 00 servod during thO The loyal' Plio 111\1! ot th• soclaf huur. ~burch of Chrllt Wlll • have their ~hrl!tm., party tonltlht at the ftoino of Mlfis Frllllcta Rou!h'. l. 'I . •· ' !- !· . ll!'i , 9:30 '1\-o'i.ti! ..,.,. }'ather 1o·QO trlene Fran~ll Show 10130 trel!~O' Hpl«·, ri:oo TI/e Pricfl fB Ai§Jil' 11:30 Truth or. Colniequen~ 12.00 Tie· if~ Doll"ih , 9:30 Troirblil Wltii".Falhet u:oo 'l}e';.e· ,,. R~glif . r'· · ~· · "" " .-... 11.30 r•Jt,, or Co~ue.,.... 12:00 Tie Tae Dough l2'30 11 Could Be You . 1:00 Mid-Day News 1:1~ Movietlme 2·30 Bl'ide and Gr'oom 3:00 Mallnee Theatre 4:00 Q~een (or a Day 4:45 Mode n Rom nces 4 ' 4~ M{ldern Ro!ri.anceo 5:00 Comeay Tlllle 5:3o ~~~-~~h,Pbyliouse r 4-;_,..· ~--l.ltMoluarltt'l Por ~to ltJUop- ~· Cedaz ell• ·..,. 1'..\U Window ,._.. l'rllldalre Refl'liet'atora. , .......... .FvrRIIv,._ Ml441ttoot:t1Ohto ..,....-. , m!C News Big to FootbaU Hl•b""htl • . • "" Nat King CQ]e , 8:1\0 Qe1orM 1G.p!)el 'Sho.w 9·00 :!{eel 1,{eGraw . 8,30. uQb Ollmmbip Show . . ~··• .., • I 'U 9., ' J wltl not be responsible lot. any . ~~~ ,CC!Dtracte4 ~ anjoone otbor ·lh!ij.IJiyaelf. . - .. J. w. Rarrw 1 5:00 Comedy'· Tlme 5:30 Spinach Playhouao 8:15 Sporla Eye S'iiorfs !!yo WeatG.,easi ~~~' 'Pieturg. ,·'' 10:00 Arlene' Frinclo $~oW· . 10·30 'l'fei .. Ufilllf "I _, · · , 12:3u• It Could )!e You l:QO Mld·)l~~.News 1.1~ !oJI>Vlellme ,. 2:30 »lJde and Grqom 3:00 ~!ti~ee. tlie*e . 4:00 Qu,~n _ro~ a ~iy , 6:1~ 6:25 6:30 6:45 1:00 7:30 SliD On 7:00 Tod~t 1 9:00 ROilt!l8t' lfoom f · 6:25 Weathermt ' 6' 30 News PI cture 6:45 NBC NEW~ 1 7·00 Boots & SaddleJ· 7,., Wagon Train .• l{JI'IIJt KaJMJ ,, H:1Q '\j'ealliel1:aat 11:~~ NltewaJ~!I 1<00 Sltn Ofl • • !I' ',. { " • BAKIR· . r ., , fUR~I'I'U~' . "'"'' 11<00 ll;ew; Headlfltea' . 11.10 Weathen>alil .,JI:I~ Nltewalt!b . 1.00 Sitn OU . ,rol' · I PI··"· 'I M~w ·Pum'ititl'f $299~08 "" 8:30 Father Knows Best . ' 9'00 Kraft Theater · ; 10:00 The Wliforl\l.-. 10:00 This Is Your Life 1· IO:liO The Nell' M l'eelilrea of t6:30 6_He.it"" .!Mi . , II : ~ ~~Wa:He~dunea loolne ~~~ ' Evan~~~~~~!N~r:.~~~~~~.r~~gE;~s:...-w~m-:--c·-,.-ce"GUci lui:idD:riiMU,F:...:.;~t:lt~Oiiri~ilii!.: lJ y~~· D ........ ,_ •., " , ~:-op ~~ llo~ .., ·. . In a less drtuilatl6' Vfay, aV!i'f!Oil· lito"ilife.sl many other benefits. 1'he natlon's-well-belng; technicians. growth and prosperity are materially advanc. Ei~htr·slx former l:AP CliOets are now in ed by air transportation, while the aviation 111~ U.S. Air F6rQ6,Acladelny in COlorado industry, one of the country's largest, pr<iwMere tile' men wlio Will' make deelalons in vide's employment for more than a million the 'tong range·mtSslle era and will some day mcn,and women. In addition, the aviation Inwear general's rtal'8· are beillg_ fashioned. dustry buys 'from many thousands of comTrue, they w now military personnel. Bu: panies throughout the United States, most ol they are alsO ot' the _group 'ot far too fevl who them classed as small business. are belrlf sclewttil'lfAily t~iiietf· f6 &ipe With,_ America's present WOF]d leadel"llllip iri the the period they will live tn under a curricu- alr is the result of superior technical achieve. lum- be!Jig reviilld by tht~ Acldemy to keep· menta. It is the product of skilled en~ilu~•ers.l pace Wlllt tl\~'tlm'es. sclefilfsts and technicians' ..._ tiOth lnlllt•"•'l• ~robabi,Y even. J!l'ore hbpottant are their and clvlllgn. youngel' fcriftell c6llel'gllei1""" tM more than _ It takes many years to trafn tllese vahlablieti' 36,000 y.s. tee,n-age!S elseWIIere-ln the na· p'eople.' To prepare them for ·unma(che!l !Jon enrolled' In·CAP's cadet ranb learning portuliltles in a(lfafioh aftci: mally 6ther the meaning ot and blilnlf motlvatEid In the vltfes, their early education must tnclud~i~l benefits otavi,tlo'ri. · I mafheniatMs· ana Science hi ~de' imi' . Of &II avlatlon bdngs, one benefit Is un- school. ~halleri~e'd In, Its overait lilij)!jitance to t,he No one queslions that th'lf future of out many blessings.of out way of life. This ig de- lion is In t!ie hanlls ot' these young. 'PeOPle. feniu - _defi!liie of tile nation against ag. But tMre Is a vital need for gl'llater emp-ha·'l rr~i9e fdrcei wl\ic~ Imperil world peace. sis on technical!6ducalloil deSl'reti by flie ifost of us ii'e' reriilrl'ded of mllital')r avlli· agers themseives - teell-agen motlvitfd lion only occasionally. But It I~ nevertheles8· pro~ram's such ll!l tliose of tlie crVJt,Arr 8 fact that 1M nllgbtY forcd of' today's a1r trot. This must occur anlf oecui' noW" il wel~s'- on wlllch eaiib branch of our arm- U.S Is to continue Its leadership In· connlhe,rJi! fOrces rely -"' llli:ept oli constant alert. Air cia! and milit.ary aVtatlori, relillt~ ffl till!,,st)t W.bl ate tM tiailon's principal defense prosperity, anq maintain seeurlty ag'alnJt If ali attack shoulit-oome. The~ are also a de· gression. C.'llll!.iDulnt iet'lilus problem facing the nation In the sho!Uge. of... scientists; engineers and • i Cha_ n'ttel ~lq'efddy (ktiN ~ ~ AI{: ~~trot, 16 }'I!BI'll old Decem· terrent force to prevent the outbreak of war 1*, iHlt- beeit llllilllllt Itself felt In the = enabling us to live in peace. The Civil Churlh wtn al i·31J P. J. E., o. narr~nger blc and ., . 0 01 . TOWNIIIJios :·'oREAM$ IN· STOCKS:ANo-BONOS ' •M"nOiiiev CALL fl The Mldd!fpOtt( Emergency Squad was called to lhe home or • - t. '.' ·H~ris why theria . I'' • 8:5~ 7:00 7:30 8:00 9,:00 9:30· 10:00 l!:OO Nothing newer In·. the wor·fd than i. u:oo T~e Milllon~lre " fve Got A S\l<)fet , U. s. Steel Hour ·. llp-tOolhe-lniault •l'iliiia s~;annlni the w..t~er sb.W' "'· ChOnn.ei13TUesday €-Ira. Daily Jl'rNI'(. StiPPIIJ The Oak Grove WSCS will hold a Jitney Supper and gift auction al lhe Oak Grove Community Hat!! on Friday Dec. 6 beiilnnlng at 0 p. m. A cakewalk wilt be an a<fd· ed oltraotlon. on ~Ospot --Pomeroy I On Your PERSONALS I !ltv. and Mra. a C. Zundel and Sharon and Charlene, Zundel's mother, 'Mn. were lltte!ts !Dr t~e •. ... Pomeroy, and now . The Parken are Fulton St. Community Rav. Zundel was ' . SPECIAL ar til' · ~~:.m~~~ f10.00 W.WN_r•$7.00 Jlrort tliril ut. dllll. ft;m Racine Ol> Old Poitl.tOKI·Rlelne Rd. Phtn.c Porllond :afs .. ., · tot: SRQIIPI'NG · •~ .lflle:. t ltitle .t' r co~t~li'N~ LO~NS UBI. u;oo- Olf BanlUiaDa ·. ' ·, ' til..'},..... • , ~~~mlli::~~. 'ifiif~o1iil ' fO:OO' ., 10:~ ~meet Ponicn Lell~ll' t:let ,. SliD Off ' ' YOU& IOnLID GAS , the qilly botU8i) gas pW 1rt thl> area. . - ~~ ...... loltlr l'er,L_. a ......... R. Col Wtllo On~-· I Rutland Furnitufl YOUR Rutlaud, Oblo CltRISTMAS .PtA~NO ' ' 1: • . J!JMi _T ~ : 4: ij .;·:,.,\, !i ''' ' '' ' ' .' : o. '' D J'' ..! .,., • Zl.OO B. UAI- 1&40 ~. 15:11!' '~ "" / ~ ·r· ;' ' J'' - ~- -~-· ud filii ' J.tlt lf.IO· I2JO s... uo 1110' 17,110 ' lluotem LoWS. D... J •••.•at . 3.80 1.QII IUO 2~ ' ORANGE . ~ Loeal S. D. -·--··; - .80 Ul ~.oo- 15:10 ' d p'*' 3.• ~ Lilli J~ . ' . l~ 3.tlll uo t.l!l ~aullliur; Locals. D.••.... -•· · 811ilfOI'd Lo<al S. D. ---·-- .Iii ' t.ii irtddlePorf Vlllqe .eo· Ub Utt ~.811 ·------~ ... Joorim,- Vltl.tp ------- --. ' Will NO.ot~~em Lo<al s. D. __ .•..eo . South~:m LoCal S. D. ·-·--· .11)11 Raelne Vlllatre ·--------·- .811 ~""""· Vllta'l" -- .i! """'•rov Suffo• .S: Ileal e.$te tires . s:so ~ '6. ' ~' - '' . .. . ,.I' • or • ii$ ~N PW6Ntl 2-4811 3.10 w ..... r:.aca1 s.JJ. ~···--· .f!l Salisbuey Local S. D.•, .... .fl COL~ -·--·-·----·--- .GO ~ON . , E#i)lrill.<ical S. tr -------- -11!1 Whep> LocaL s. D: ·-· ·-· .eo LE'l'AliT Southern Loeal S. D........80 ~ Weotl!l'n Local S. D..•.\" .8& SAUSIIUiiY' nasf.Riif -.s Cit( "liO Wyatl Earp ' ~. 'I '' ' ''' . -*' · WE MUST HAVE .... Noo'th .. ,_.., ~·n··chib l~'wi Stat tt'n1!' - Western Local S. D. --·--· .110 Nortbem Loet\ S. D.•-----. -1!0 Rutland Vllltre ---------- r. .r. a.,r.. ..,.~o~ writ. tot llt1U ICHOOII t f:- lltf'l', Now y.,k 16, N.Y. ~~~~~.......... l .aoaa ~·..-. · TiM Gbeyenue · · }~;~ Student! ond SmaU Chlldrili, f ll lei • na!qraJ too-IDr tl~nl' 41\lel'le~ 'lhfll' fl:fl< ii"eill· 7!d! ·otiy dhalt' ~.,, ~ ~ ~: *-,...an. I 11UTLAND Mot• *-"t' ·G·til! It Uneelol «:ro J d !At'• ... that thi4 doeaa't bap.o ptn in oar 1cbooh. You can help by ..,pportinc 0111 School Board, by att.'¥1in& PTA meettnp ani ldlool conferences. .-ew• 3:30 Do You TrUll' YOllil ' ~\21f ., V-8. lleasonably priced. Phone •llii·X at!er 5!l!O. j , ~lHI' "ercury $i9t2 ~oor Se<lap. , Blatiti'Jail ·POiiietoy ! t-31Hic 111110' llodge $1~, CurOM~ VB ; · 4 dr. Sda4·. Nl!w l"onfiat trad.. ln. Beautiful two-tone blue fin· 9:44 Sjpo On Morning Movie 9:40 ll!ornlng Movie . Adventures In Leamlng ll:op A~ven~tFC!I -ID Leal'lll}jf Nelghboro ll;GQ Nelchbora Noon Newo 12:05 lj'oon GJII'toon Club 12:10 Cartcion (l)uil L!beraee Llberoce Gretchen Wade Show 1:00' Gretchen Wlllo ·Sii""' Matinee l<liO ·llfovle .Go Chrl,!lmat Shop- 2:~5 ping 3:00 ~:od American ·B.igWaand 4:00 :. (.S~t.:l Sol~$ · u!·toifl'e<>untY Squire, 9 Pf"·• • OLM: wbert there'• a uriout thort•.- of cl8mooms. teaehen and lood oehoolhook• Ifeoult1 Not oaoqb ocboolln& lor Lony. Sign .On ' a:~ liiicllet Moiilll Club' ~~~:::~~:, holiday the Mro.period E. 0. In Pad· r 9:44 9:45 11:00 11:00 12:05 12:15 t2:Sq 1:00 1:30 2:45 LattJ uv.. in a community ---..,-,r-..-,--r- · R~rd WHTN-TV Clton'nefDAYIOCK ' Big lf:10 'l'lie Late the·58 FORD ( Weatherman Casey Jonea I Love Lucy • '' '' CBitiiBR hio Dad Introduced him"' th' exclth\11 worJd of the Stoc' E:rehan&•· Ever since, be I wanttd to be a Jlrt of that · II!Jflii'Wbilt be giowo up. But It loon'" thouah Lorry may .,.... ...,.thodw>co. Racine, OKlo, Ptione 11 14 311<! I • BIDi'ORD· -···-•· •···-•·-·· .80 Larry will never farpt lhe daf we~--;Ung NeiJler • 'ANJ) OOII!OIIM.'J)N8 -htwiBW......., _,,., I .llro. Bolin, IWI~I!ll, "at I :30 H. •· thfa morning When· she was reported .. rtously ill. ~ • .if. ....u. If·.. '' ' sCiloof.. p~ &:" 'j ,.. ~C.!Tues 'I; i.oo .., I .Ill .. ' .Up ftJI!I . 1'1:10 I ' • Q. 1.0o- a: ' ' ' #110 tUo 1Ut 2!.00 iuo , 3.10 lUt · ue 12.10- ' 3,JO • ,p ' . litO '·.' . ' . a'IO ':- . ~ -- IUO, ' .'' ' l.QI)' 'f l~l, �' -. - · :~ ·P.omeroy-Midclleport, 0., Dec. 3,1957 ·,~iF~: ! ' $TI.L P~CHING ••••• By Alan Mavtr C:ONERJ.Y, Ducks.Happy, pF 7HfJ NEWYD/11( G/ANT$1 ti!AY ~/! :J~ Not Mean~~nough . :I ' I i •• .• •' ' ••' ••I' •• • ' :MtKe11zie leads. W,ite ·.falcons .To· COLIJMB\lS 1Jf - Ohio State Coadl Woody llaf• eomplained lllonday that ,blo 11ooe BOwl bound Buekeyeo .....,. "IIW '14o happy" 1o .....,plllh mueb In lhe flnt pnetloe for the pott ' aeuoa clulic. "We certainly dldll,'t aeeompliah much," Hayes said of lhe oqnad riled 'topl In lhe .country by the UnitM ~% Board of Coach., "but I gdeos JlltY're sUI! too happy, If you kllow wllat l mean." The Buckeye' mentOr lndlcoted one of h11 proble!pt wu to keep hiJ oquod in lop lbaPI during the lew weeks before 1!1• ,,...e. "About three atrliibt days of lndlviduol work ond they'd be !eal sbarp agoin" he 'said ofter the A!IPIN /11!7 10111 PRO ?EA~OI{, 8111' liE'~ 8&£/{ Pm::Hti{!J ,4/{/) Plt'()'!'ING '1/lf /'10/?t/) C#Ahl!'f> Wtrll AtL. 1'11.1 P&P OFA RoOKtlf- AI/1) 'otf? f'l?o' OF praclloe. ''Trouble with tliot though iJ they'd be too sharp l4o soon." Tile drill saw eveeyone but Dick Scbllnth, oUil nllfllng a knee 111liii'Y JUI!ered in the Kiclligan came, run•••• m091hly. Ace ballbac~ Dop Clork, who mJSICd the I~ two IDd tbrfe. \ quuten aomea bkoille olo aroin lnjuey wu bou In •aeUon, loo. olong With b1ifbaeb Don Sutherln and Joe Cannavlno,. who ~~ave had had ontls& Ail three looked -good In the drills and Connovlnlt ond Suthorin were ~romotod 1o tlgbl ball ah~ad of Joe Trivl!on~o TltJ real oJ 1'1• lineup wu uncbJnJed. Bryant Drop8 . A&M Pluni For Al~maPo8t . C-OLLEGE STAT,JON, Texas UP -Paul ' 11<11'" Jlt7ant, ro•igned hi1 JIG,tJOO.a-Year polt t1 be~d at Teoo AlM ·~oll~g 1o CO ~k to his 1lmo ma~. tho Unlvera ty of Alobama, aq~ ta~o over th job of tobulldinl ltc football fortune•. Jleyan~ a 1111, •tern football !Aakmaller who pulled the Aggioa up from the Boutbwnt Conference cellar to n•tlonal ranklnl in four yeen. became the second coaeh to leove a Southwell Conference telll! sinoe tbo end of tho 11ea10n. Only lut w~k penonable Jack lolilthell ol Al'kallll mlpod 1o lake over as hood cooch ot Kan· .... Preeld~nt T. M. Harrtnalon of Alii aonouhee~the ICbOQI \I'Otlld re"'ae B£i nt 'om the liD~ HV· on YOifl ol hi IO.year contr~et "wl\h "&rot." but no ollicial word on tbt blrlna 6f Man! bas come from Alablma il ol yet Alabma Prelldent Dr. Frank A. BOlt uid II Ltaington, Ky., that Beyant'a announcement came 11 He 1 surprioe 111d be oped to talk to Bryont 10me late Mondoy nlaht or early tod•Y about su" ettdiDI Alabsma coach J. B. "Eiro" Whitworth. Bryant's requ01t lor relcaoo !rom bit eentroet aaked th1t It be elleetlve Jon. t. 19!8, lour daya diet hit Ieoda tho Allie• lor lbe final time In their Gator Bowl club IJIInat Tenne11cc. :t'"'· Ia Wags Bait All Directions In Trade Moves aae ~.. 1110 lilted' trade wltb the Fsanwta}ood, I · ., Ql& TteM'l'll I Rutland Looms As Cage Power Rutland ts gomg to be a sttou~er comender in the co)lnty basketball loop than' last year wnen the ited Devils i mtsheo third behind Jtacine and Eastern. The Ratders wtll 1\ave to move some not to be edged out of the No 2 spot behmd Ra· cine. It's nlgh impossible to see bow the Tomadoes can be tricked out or the championship. Jim Vennarl seconded by Keith Nelson and thirded by Hank Null who' works on the farm hands in the 7-8th grades, have a veteran, rangy squad back with heighth and enough speed to make them dangerous. Pat Eadl, 6·8 senior at center, sided by 6·2 Roger Turner, junior at a forward, and Jimmy Graham at the other forlfard, will be an effective downcourt trio. ' ·-- ~ ' Ronnie File, junior scatguard of Salem Center, who walks, runs, or thumbs biB way several nules !tome aftet' practlce ev· ery night because he loves basketball so ardently, may come into his own as a star this year. He's quicker than two cats One cat lan't as quick as Ronnie. Darrell Dugan, of halfback fame , pairs with Fife as the er probable guard starter. COLUMBUS UP- Ohto Stat• ~xpecling lis belt bask~ tball team IO years, opens the most ambi· !lolls sctwdulc 1n the j choo!'s his tory tomm row mght agalnot Ken , tueky "We arran~cd ~ tough t•arh . h vhen htl runs mto nusually tall .earns. . Regulars returning in addt· lion to Howa!ll at center and ',aughlin at guard are c~nlor Karl')' Huston and lorword Kenny iidle. ' oehedule so thai our veteran" Howonl Spa..o Ofltnso would wnrk hal'() ail throuah prar' Howard " the offense · spark· lice and he "' thetr beat wh•·' 'lug He averaged 20 points per the confcrc n ~c season bcgm~ , ' Coach Ftovd Stahl said today. 'We expert to game la,st ,season 40~ in po'stitlg a ahootlng averaKe and 442 have a bcttnr points to becpme one ot ~he ton team th ~ year than we had last season when we were In con let ' t10n for the B1g Ten t1llc Ut\ 11 1 the fm al game," Stahl snid Stahl has several reasons r01 hi, high hopes Four regulars frolll )ast sc~•on return iri~tudln, Frl{l~ Hownrd, the I(lam R jead1n ~ !'l rorer, and an ali·Am l!ucan cun Jcorers in Ohio State blstory. Stahl reels the Columbus sol dler wllo Rtands .spc feet &IX in· ches tall, is "qu1c:k and sttong" and bas 11 unus.ual coordination for hiS size " .,. Thc Buo~ eye shootm; In pr~c­ t1cc hRs been revery bit as good ly United Prwso IA•T MU1ersv1Ue 110 LaSalle &l Buffalo U. M Oswego 116 Springfield 88 .)111' 67 Temple 83 Delaware 38 MIDWt;ST Loyola (Ill.) 90 Ripon 72 OePaul 71 Neb Wesleyan 45 WtscooSin 63 S. Dakola 56 Kan.., 63 Oklahomo Stale 58 Evansville 92 Louloville 112 Belhany 60 Western 11eoerve 58 Purdue 79 Miami (0.) tHI Mich. Stale 74 BuUcz M Ohio U. 76 Jn,fl•na till Iowa ~te 62 Drab ~ Northwestern 1'1 Weal Mleh 78 :.nnnesota tHI .Southern Melh. ~2 Wlnoil 100 Morquette 90 Nebraska M S. Dakota Slate ~2 SOUTK · The Clt1del Ill Newborl')'. 48 William It Mary 73 VIJ'&inla 69 . Wake Forell tl8 Davidson 81 Teaneuee M rtlrman 61 Kenlueky 7Bil1Jk• 74 • Florida Sl 74 'I'enneuee Tech 71 Miami (Fla.) 88 1aclrlon'illlo 87 Al•"-m• 118 1acbonvllle '11. fl Vanderbilt 81 Sewuee 53 South Carolina 95 Georpa 87 SOUTHWIST Oklahoma City u. 85 Houston 75 Rice 7Z New Mexico A l M 4~ Oklahoma H ArkanNs 51 · WIST · , Stanford 77 Col. of Pacific 61 Colorad~ St. U. M Co1~'do M BY UNITED PRESS The Ho0.11ero, unable to get Wi1t The Sblt l Cltamborlaln their fut break into operatioB carried Kansas safely past Its because of the Ohio team'i, back f~rs t big test of the college bll."· board control were gaced by fOI' ketbali season, but Kentucky got ward Arcble Deea 1\'tib ~ rm\5, a bad scare and Indiana was up- high for the evening, wbll ee~set tn the year's first big surpris· ter Frank Radovich· OH:ored 10 · es for !~diana. Kansas, the nation's No. 2 team Ohio . featured a balanced was leading by only a point at attact Wttb Bob P.etcza, halltune until the seven foot ICormg Dick Norman and Larry Will· Chamberlam went mto 1\igh ~~''" mm.s each dumping tn 14 pqinta. and led the Jayhawks to a 63-liG lnd~ana pulled within f,fotir VIctory over Oklahoma state Mon pomls of the Ohioans with 33 .se. day nigh\ at Stillwater, Okla Kentucky, ranked No. 5, had tr. eonds to play, but Normait ;l"'d ra)ly In the last twQ minutes to the contest with a basket and'~o 1 nip Duke, 78-74, on its -'own ho11tc free throws. court And Indiana, last season's Big Ten co-ebampion and ranked 14th for the new campaign, w:u sent crashing by Ohio Univm1tv 76-88 at Bloomington, Ind . Chamberlain wound up with 30 points in .his opening effort for 1 WHICH AOUATJC. Kansas, 17 of them comtng m th•l second hill as Kansas pulled . BIR~ DO~S "":''Y· ' 1 IVOT FLY ? Indian~ was. beat just where it thaugbt it was strong- in re· boundtnf. Six-eight Arthte Dee• had 24 pomls and slx-7% Frank Radovich hid 19 for the Hoosier; but Ohio Umversity controlled 1 the backboards However, other high-ranked teams that went right Into ac· Uon on the opening ntght of the season won as expeeted. Sixth, ranked Michigan State, the other What hme ~. •• co-thampion of the Big Ten, brushed "'ide Buller, 74:M; 16th New J~! ~::~'!" corankedA&M,Rice72-4G;trounced and 19th·rankea Mex~ Jay Berwanlf' wea"'he loot of the ..... '"""" ployors 't the Unlnrslty of thlcqo, maldn1 the AlljAmorlca In 1915 t!to\lth he ;Jayad willt 1 dowMrtddon team. Oncl' 1 INnnor·llno nod: "Iorwonpr 6 llll~a o.• His tmtaat flmt we~ 1 20-11 ,,.. , epinat Ohio Stolt In 1935 whon Jay ron wild but .not wllilenovth. Ht did, Illinois downed Marquette, 10(). 90. Jean Claude Lefebvre, the French freshman wbo ranks as the tallest college eager m the nation 11t seven feet, a~ inch e~, made his dcbul for Gonzaga wJt.!t 13 points in a 7J.3l win over Col· lege o!, Idaho. Ohio University controlled the hoWtvtr, lttCDJM the flr't wiMer of tht Htlornan Trophy /oftd woo backboards to upset ,Big Ten oochamPIOn Indiana. , lht first pN player onr Phllodolphlo •rew him w11tn tht Natlonel r:Htball Lnt~ iet up IIi colloctivo droll In 1936. .. Whthvtr htppellM to Jq ltrwan""' Todoy ho'a 1 portntr tn an lndu&trltl rvbiMr finn In Chi· "''"to•. tdge. · SttOP MOO.R CIJO. - - - - ' - - -- Fight R~ults . ' ly Unlttd Prtn NEW YO~~~ - Gtno "Act" ~on when the team shot at a 431 Arma1rtn1, 151, llltolltth, N. J., olip a~ain't B1g Ten fo .. and av· outpointed bybon Stubbt, 1561/a, cragcd ,420 (or the .scaBon PIHobu'lh, Pt. 1101. l'he reserve strength Is the -,-best in yoors, Stahl sai<l. lie sa~d PROVIDJNCII, R1 I. - Sit" Jim FerreV, Vern Bor~ltall or Won!, 1451/a, Hortftrd, Conn., outJim Nle,hau11 could win a startin3 pointed Gtnt lulltr, 'J43V., plaeo at guard Joe Roberts wm ton, [10), be the reserve center Dick Furry and Norman Martin are lhe LONDoN - Armond Sovolo, 146 Conldo, oloppt<l Ron Richonlooo, top forward resmcs. Ohio, rated No II nationallt 141, lntl~nd [I), by the United Preu Board o! Coaeht:~ • opens w1th Kcntueky, llood t:rtnsfutlon. rated filth. Followmg l<entueley. BOSTON -(UP)- Robert Mace. the Buckeye, meet BuUer, Texa~ II, of.Boxb~ry. afRieted w1th hemand M, Yale, St. Louio, Oklo- ophilia, hu beeD liven more thaa bolla, u c LA and Southern Call· 350 pints Of I blltOd at Children's or nHtybc better" tllan last sea· Toys and Appliances Now On Djsplay ' 'FOR CHRISTMAS didate at forward OSU Haa Dtpth Equ~lly pleasing, however, lll USE OUR the depth ho expects to have thiS scnson Stahl explained !hot 111 nasl sensons he was woefully weak on reserves "The big problem thi s yoar II llndmi a replacement for Gcn1• , Mtll nrd , our playmakcr at guard/' Convenient Budget Terms at Stahl satd. ' J:m La11ghhn, an honor student Vennarl has a wealth of strong reserve mat~ n a l commg front Charleston, w Va . will b' Moore's Busy Stores too off of Null's greut 1956·57 Junior Hi team one of the guard• w1th Joe Carl· The Red Devils, who ha~e never yet taken the1r cage son, a •erviee returnee, at th•· quite as seriously as football, may have some ox ~dlalrntlng loiher auord lie may shtft aomo aeasona ahead of them in the winter sport. A natural •f hi, rood rebounding rllerve O,hi~ •ton to draw ts that the quailiy or basketball In our talent at forward to guard to bol· o~~~-4~h~e~B~t~·~~~c~~~~e~n~•::~·~·~:~a~t~J~u~y:_~~==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::~;!~~•IChoOIB Is due for a healthy rise. Racme, ~!ways tough, is ... -le:r_t~h~at~!"~'~'tt~on~,--~es~~·c~la~ll~·~l~~~a~~~w~r~ ' • · lng to have to pav more attention to threats not only from Eastern, bt,~t also Rutland NEW TAAN8•1tORTA8L..... 77Je fll{!tWtlo lllot .,.. IMH,. iou ~o ••:J•nd• enohtmtm•nl.~ 0 I Because of Harrisonville's nearly intolerable manoower ~roblem . that school rannol exnec1 to compete hannilv In the •ountv leaQue. But the remaining three are going to have 10me fun this year Sttong Reserves Coming Up Rutland opens its league achedule' aguinat Harrisonville to- Wish.rMac' Best Of Luck, Except . . • Everyone on this side of the river, except on spectul occa- serving ~ ~~lftallt several years. . Mac il .I )"OI)I~roy t boy, fot·mor stqr In hask~tball and loot· ball here who bad a turn as assistant at Midaleport before moving acrota the river. Ohloana will wi8h him all the luck there is other tHan on nights Uke tonight when Wahama come,s ttj Middleport. But Mac may not ne~d a lot of luck tonight. ll.e's been able to drill hls boys three we~ks but Nolan Swackhamer of the • baroly got his squad's suits Issued Monday. ' ' It may be a month before Swack-or Dkk Rctton at Porn· ~~:;~::~::~~ij~f~tb~~e:/'[r boys into sh,pe. And an unhappy start often individual problems in later develop· menlof,. Thtrft!Oltoh Mobli Gu~teec! · .S~P·~· TRAC!ION SNOW TIRES LAY-A-WAY PLAN SBnP EARLY - I" W Sox an<l Wblte Sox. llons like tol!ight, will wish Coach Donald McKenzie the best Line creotld "noiderobl• ex- of luck In his -tip off year as head man of W~hama basketball. elllmeat , 1\ Monlll"'' maJor Ralph Siyre,, athletic director, has t~tn~d Ute l•il'le d(al\ ,when tie choae zqover to Mac afti!r he demonstrated ~is desire and In rear-old 011'1' Geiger, a pltchor· oulflold.r fro!l! bll [ormer em· piOJOn .t~e SL IAiulo Cardinals' Olllabo club. Only II were drofted in Iii II bl .134,000. Tho Wllillntllon Sellaloro hsd llrat 1tleeted ~ond Malkmua, who ol lhe AIIIOf• ~laili~ll ..ll~ AUSTIN ELICTED CAPTAIN NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. UP - Billy Austin, eOJteru Ioiii o! fense leader who &alnod 1 ,42~ yards in nme gamea this season, hu been elected captain of the 1958 Rutgers football learn. Au: lin _duveTain N. J. ot xpecte o , 1 . Mach'Ine This. y,.ar' BuckCage 'IJ' to Wtlbillctoa for come to Pomeroy Friday night YanUotl lor eltber Oil McDoultld Short but ftrey Ed Crooks wlll get a chance at one forword apot and the other eould go to Errteat Bowles, Mike Erwin, David Hart· inaer, Roy Long, Steve Bailey or George Miller. "The jobs are wide open on thiJ ball club," Swack aaid Sunday u he tried 1o make ploDI for UJne day cil'ill that would prepare' the Jackela lor their oeason opener. Gomeo alart at 7 p. m. With reoerve matchea conung lint leilowed by vanity clashes A:dntioatop 1n Pomeroy and Middleport iJ ~ and liO centa. In Pomeroy only 50 eent 11ckelo are sold at the gate on game nights. Sta SPORTS DESK 1101 tlelvtn 1nd oeothor to the ot-IIOMI' ~· Layne 15 tne , 0 ~ of Hmy Lltyne New Haven, widely known former proleaslonal bascboll ~layer and now a promment bu81neu msn of the upriver town. At Middleport Swackhamer Is exptleted to start Bobby Nelson and Harlan Whltlateh at guards, his onb lettermen returning from last year, and Mark Kelly, 6-1, at center, who showed proml!e last year on the reserve squad. 1D Kelp County as he Midclleporl Yeuow Jackets s:agger from fQOt· bali mto the wmter sport ached· ule without a let-up or even a SIP· gle workout Pomeroy prepares for Eastern , Fr1day night; Racine goes to Murray City tonight and Rutland '""des Hamson ville, al· so toOight ' Coach D~ek Retton of Pomeroy, ,ho returned Sunday ,from a trtp to his home m West Virginia over the holtdays, called his ftnl full seale workout Monday. The Pan· thera swmg mto league action next Tuesday against Nelsonvtile The Hounds are heavenly sent as they are rebuilding from last year'a great oulftt. Coach Bob Shesky has the &1ggest crymg towel In Southeastern Ohio work· 10 g overtime Racme, w1th another powet· house, is eKpeeted to sJvo ttl strong reserve team plenty of ac· tlon agamet Murray City. Rutland should have no trouble whatsoever agoi~st Coach Ray Bethel's Setplo Bulfdogs led by co-caplams Roger Norlhan and Bob William• Harri,ottville lost to Racine last week, 9'1-40. Coach Don McKenzie of Wahama has been working 19M-G7 regulars Roy Clark and John Layac at guard, Bill Fogleson)l It center. and Larry Lievmg and Robert Rouoh at forwards in preparatuln for :Middleport Leivlng ud Roush aiao Jethter}edNiast yeaEr.but were COLOUDO 51'1\INGS, Colo. night at Hari'\IIOnvllle, li.acine goes out of the league to UP - 8ult:tlll l'roak Lane of ray City (reported very we&k), and Eastern plays Its rtrst Clei'tlllld 1! ·111Wi1 trade often In four ditto nt dirftUona lodly, league game 111a1nst Rulland Dec. 10 at Eastern. The llaiders illflildiU Rutland Favored Over Harrisonville ' f1~~1JAi[L~ili(:aDS"301~iShli~1{~~aJ~s~sPa~st~·;~~ ~~~,~~~.~~~~s:~~:~.u~~~!;~ague Ope~er SCORES First T~st, Ok1ahoma On'63-56 C~uhf PH9NE 388-Y MOORES Pomeroy ~~~~de inr t~o of Po;t•mouth be. beld at tho lfh.IJ!<ll,_ Po~ipouth , �' -. - · :~ ·P.omeroy-Midclleport, 0., Dec. 3,1957 ·,~iF~: ! ' $TI.L P~CHING ••••• By Alan Mavtr C:ONERJ.Y, Ducks.Happy, pF 7HfJ NEWYD/11( G/ANT$1 ti!AY ~/! :J~ Not Mean~~nough . :I ' I i •• .• •' ' ••' ••I' •• • ' :MtKe11zie leads. W,ite ·.falcons .To· COLIJMB\lS 1Jf - Ohio State Coadl Woody llaf• eomplained lllonday that ,blo 11ooe BOwl bound Buekeyeo .....,. "IIW '14o happy" 1o .....,plllh mueb In lhe flnt pnetloe for the pott ' aeuoa clulic. "We certainly dldll,'t aeeompliah much," Hayes said of lhe oqnad riled 'topl In lhe .country by the UnitM ~% Board of Coach., "but I gdeos JlltY're sUI! too happy, If you kllow wllat l mean." The Buckeye' mentOr lndlcoted one of h11 proble!pt wu to keep hiJ oquod in lop lbaPI during the lew weeks before 1!1• ,,...e. "About three atrliibt days of lndlviduol work ond they'd be !eal sbarp agoin" he 'said ofter the A!IPIN /11!7 10111 PRO ?EA~OI{, 8111' liE'~ 8&£/{ Pm::Hti{!J ,4/{/) Plt'()'!'ING '1/lf /'10/?t/) C#Ahl!'f> Wtrll AtL. 1'11.1 P&P OFA RoOKtlf- AI/1) 'otf? f'l?o' OF praclloe. ''Trouble with tliot though iJ they'd be too sharp l4o soon." Tile drill saw eveeyone but Dick Scbllnth, oUil nllfllng a knee 111liii'Y JUI!ered in the Kiclligan came, run•••• m091hly. Ace ballbac~ Dop Clork, who mJSICd the I~ two IDd tbrfe. \ quuten aomea bkoille olo aroin lnjuey wu bou In •aeUon, loo. olong With b1ifbaeb Don Sutherln and Joe Cannavlno,. who ~~ave had had ontls& Ail three looked -good In the drills and Connovlnlt ond Suthorin were ~romotod 1o tlgbl ball ah~ad of Joe Trivl!on~o TltJ real oJ 1'1• lineup wu uncbJnJed. Bryant Drop8 . A&M Pluni For Al~maPo8t . C-OLLEGE STAT,JON, Texas UP -Paul ' 11<11'" Jlt7ant, ro•igned hi1 JIG,tJOO.a-Year polt t1 be~d at Teoo AlM ·~oll~g 1o CO ~k to his 1lmo ma~. tho Unlvera ty of Alobama, aq~ ta~o over th job of tobulldinl ltc football fortune•. Jleyan~ a 1111, •tern football !Aakmaller who pulled the Aggioa up from the Boutbwnt Conference cellar to n•tlonal ranklnl in four yeen. became the second coaeh to leove a Southwell Conference telll! sinoe tbo end of tho 11ea10n. Only lut w~k penonable Jack lolilthell ol Al'kallll mlpod 1o lake over as hood cooch ot Kan· .... Preeld~nt T. M. Harrtnalon of Alii aonouhee~the ICbOQI \I'Otlld re"'ae B£i nt 'om the liD~ HV· on YOifl ol hi IO.year contr~et "wl\h "&rot." but no ollicial word on tbt blrlna 6f Man! bas come from Alablma il ol yet Alabma Prelldent Dr. Frank A. BOlt uid II Ltaington, Ky., that Beyant'a announcement came 11 He 1 surprioe 111d be oped to talk to Bryont 10me late Mondoy nlaht or early tod•Y about su" ettdiDI Alabsma coach J. B. "Eiro" Whitworth. Bryant's requ01t lor relcaoo !rom bit eentroet aaked th1t It be elleetlve Jon. t. 19!8, lour daya diet hit Ieoda tho Allie• lor lbe final time In their Gator Bowl club IJIInat Tenne11cc. :t'"'· Ia Wags Bait All Directions In Trade Moves aae ~.. 1110 lilted' trade wltb the Fsanwta}ood, I · ., Ql& TteM'l'll I Rutland Looms As Cage Power Rutland ts gomg to be a sttou~er comender in the co)lnty basketball loop than' last year wnen the ited Devils i mtsheo third behind Jtacine and Eastern. The Ratders wtll 1\ave to move some not to be edged out of the No 2 spot behmd Ra· cine. It's nlgh impossible to see bow the Tomadoes can be tricked out or the championship. Jim Vennarl seconded by Keith Nelson and thirded by Hank Null who' works on the farm hands in the 7-8th grades, have a veteran, rangy squad back with heighth and enough speed to make them dangerous. Pat Eadl, 6·8 senior at center, sided by 6·2 Roger Turner, junior at a forward, and Jimmy Graham at the other forlfard, will be an effective downcourt trio. ' ·-- ~ ' Ronnie File, junior scatguard of Salem Center, who walks, runs, or thumbs biB way several nules !tome aftet' practlce ev· ery night because he loves basketball so ardently, may come into his own as a star this year. He's quicker than two cats One cat lan't as quick as Ronnie. Darrell Dugan, of halfback fame , pairs with Fife as the er probable guard starter. COLUMBUS UP- Ohto Stat• ~xpecling lis belt bask~ tball team IO years, opens the most ambi· !lolls sctwdulc 1n the j choo!'s his tory tomm row mght agalnot Ken , tueky "We arran~cd ~ tough t•arh . h vhen htl runs mto nusually tall .earns. . Regulars returning in addt· lion to Howa!ll at center and ',aughlin at guard are c~nlor Karl')' Huston and lorword Kenny iidle. ' oehedule so thai our veteran" Howonl Spa..o Ofltnso would wnrk hal'() ail throuah prar' Howard " the offense · spark· lice and he "' thetr beat wh•·' 'lug He averaged 20 points per the confcrc n ~c season bcgm~ , ' Coach Ftovd Stahl said today. 'We expert to game la,st ,season 40~ in po'stitlg a ahootlng averaKe and 442 have a bcttnr points to becpme one ot ~he ton team th ~ year than we had last season when we were In con let ' t10n for the B1g Ten t1llc Ut\ 11 1 the fm al game," Stahl snid Stahl has several reasons r01 hi, high hopes Four regulars frolll )ast sc~•on return iri~tudln, Frl{l~ Hownrd, the I(lam R jead1n ~ !'l rorer, and an ali·Am l!ucan cun Jcorers in Ohio State blstory. Stahl reels the Columbus sol dler wllo Rtands .spc feet &IX in· ches tall, is "qu1c:k and sttong" and bas 11 unus.ual coordination for hiS size " .,. Thc Buo~ eye shootm; In pr~c­ t1cc hRs been revery bit as good ly United Prwso IA•T MU1ersv1Ue 110 LaSalle &l Buffalo U. M Oswego 116 Springfield 88 .)111' 67 Temple 83 Delaware 38 MIDWt;ST Loyola (Ill.) 90 Ripon 72 OePaul 71 Neb Wesleyan 45 WtscooSin 63 S. Dakola 56 Kan.., 63 Oklahomo Stale 58 Evansville 92 Louloville 112 Belhany 60 Western 11eoerve 58 Purdue 79 Miami (0.) tHI Mich. Stale 74 BuUcz M Ohio U. 76 Jn,fl•na till Iowa ~te 62 Drab ~ Northwestern 1'1 Weal Mleh 78 :.nnnesota tHI .Southern Melh. ~2 Wlnoil 100 Morquette 90 Nebraska M S. Dakota Slate ~2 SOUTK · The Clt1del Ill Newborl')'. 48 William It Mary 73 VIJ'&inla 69 . Wake Forell tl8 Davidson 81 Teaneuee M rtlrman 61 Kenlueky 7Bil1Jk• 74 • Florida Sl 74 'I'enneuee Tech 71 Miami (Fla.) 88 1aclrlon'illlo 87 Al•"-m• 118 1acbonvllle '11. fl Vanderbilt 81 Sewuee 53 South Carolina 95 Georpa 87 SOUTHWIST Oklahoma City u. 85 Houston 75 Rice 7Z New Mexico A l M 4~ Oklahoma H ArkanNs 51 · WIST · , Stanford 77 Col. of Pacific 61 Colorad~ St. U. M Co1~'do M BY UNITED PRESS The Ho0.11ero, unable to get Wi1t The Sblt l Cltamborlaln their fut break into operatioB carried Kansas safely past Its because of the Ohio team'i, back f~rs t big test of the college bll."· board control were gaced by fOI' ketbali season, but Kentucky got ward Arcble Deea 1\'tib ~ rm\5, a bad scare and Indiana was up- high for the evening, wbll ee~set tn the year's first big surpris· ter Frank Radovich· OH:ored 10 · es for !~diana. Kansas, the nation's No. 2 team Ohio . featured a balanced was leading by only a point at attact Wttb Bob P.etcza, halltune until the seven foot ICormg Dick Norman and Larry Will· Chamberlam went mto 1\igh ~~''" mm.s each dumping tn 14 pqinta. and led the Jayhawks to a 63-liG lnd~ana pulled within f,fotir VIctory over Oklahoma state Mon pomls of the Ohioans with 33 .se. day nigh\ at Stillwater, Okla Kentucky, ranked No. 5, had tr. eonds to play, but Normait ;l"'d ra)ly In the last twQ minutes to the contest with a basket and'~o 1 nip Duke, 78-74, on its -'own ho11tc free throws. court And Indiana, last season's Big Ten co-ebampion and ranked 14th for the new campaign, w:u sent crashing by Ohio Univm1tv 76-88 at Bloomington, Ind . Chamberlain wound up with 30 points in .his opening effort for 1 WHICH AOUATJC. Kansas, 17 of them comtng m th•l second hill as Kansas pulled . BIR~ DO~S "":''Y· ' 1 IVOT FLY ? Indian~ was. beat just where it thaugbt it was strong- in re· boundtnf. Six-eight Arthte Dee• had 24 pomls and slx-7% Frank Radovich hid 19 for the Hoosier; but Ohio Umversity controlled 1 the backboards However, other high-ranked teams that went right Into ac· Uon on the opening ntght of the season won as expeeted. Sixth, ranked Michigan State, the other What hme ~. •• co-thampion of the Big Ten, brushed "'ide Buller, 74:M; 16th New J~! ~::~'!" corankedA&M,Rice72-4G;trounced and 19th·rankea Mex~ Jay Berwanlf' wea"'he loot of the ..... '"""" ployors 't the Unlnrslty of thlcqo, maldn1 the AlljAmorlca In 1915 t!to\lth he ;Jayad willt 1 dowMrtddon team. Oncl' 1 INnnor·llno nod: "Iorwonpr 6 llll~a o.• His tmtaat flmt we~ 1 20-11 ,,.. , epinat Ohio Stolt In 1935 whon Jay ron wild but .not wllilenovth. Ht did, Illinois downed Marquette, 10(). 90. Jean Claude Lefebvre, the French freshman wbo ranks as the tallest college eager m the nation 11t seven feet, a~ inch e~, made his dcbul for Gonzaga wJt.!t 13 points in a 7J.3l win over Col· lege o!, Idaho. Ohio University controlled the hoWtvtr, lttCDJM the flr't wiMer of tht Htlornan Trophy /oftd woo backboards to upset ,Big Ten oochamPIOn Indiana. , lht first pN player onr Phllodolphlo •rew him w11tn tht Natlonel r:Htball Lnt~ iet up IIi colloctivo droll In 1936. .. Whthvtr htppellM to Jq ltrwan""' Todoy ho'a 1 portntr tn an lndu&trltl rvbiMr finn In Chi· "''"to•. tdge. · SttOP MOO.R CIJO. - - - - ' - - -- Fight R~ults . ' ly Unlttd Prtn NEW YO~~~ - Gtno "Act" ~on when the team shot at a 431 Arma1rtn1, 151, llltolltth, N. J., olip a~ain't B1g Ten fo .. and av· outpointed bybon Stubbt, 1561/a, cragcd ,420 (or the .scaBon PIHobu'lh, Pt. 1101. l'he reserve strength Is the -,-best in yoors, Stahl sai<l. lie sa~d PROVIDJNCII, R1 I. - Sit" Jim FerreV, Vern Bor~ltall or Won!, 1451/a, Hortftrd, Conn., outJim Nle,hau11 could win a startin3 pointed Gtnt lulltr, 'J43V., plaeo at guard Joe Roberts wm ton, [10), be the reserve center Dick Furry and Norman Martin are lhe LONDoN - Armond Sovolo, 146 Conldo, oloppt<l Ron Richonlooo, top forward resmcs. Ohio, rated No II nationallt 141, lntl~nd [I), by the United Preu Board o! Coaeht:~ • opens w1th Kcntueky, llood t:rtnsfutlon. rated filth. Followmg l<entueley. BOSTON -(UP)- Robert Mace. the Buckeye, meet BuUer, Texa~ II, of.Boxb~ry. afRieted w1th hemand M, Yale, St. Louio, Oklo- ophilia, hu beeD liven more thaa bolla, u c LA and Southern Call· 350 pints Of I blltOd at Children's or nHtybc better" tllan last sea· Toys and Appliances Now On Djsplay ' 'FOR CHRISTMAS didate at forward OSU Haa Dtpth Equ~lly pleasing, however, lll USE OUR the depth ho expects to have thiS scnson Stahl explained !hot 111 nasl sensons he was woefully weak on reserves "The big problem thi s yoar II llndmi a replacement for Gcn1• , Mtll nrd , our playmakcr at guard/' Convenient Budget Terms at Stahl satd. ' J:m La11ghhn, an honor student Vennarl has a wealth of strong reserve mat~ n a l commg front Charleston, w Va . will b' Moore's Busy Stores too off of Null's greut 1956·57 Junior Hi team one of the guard• w1th Joe Carl· The Red Devils, who ha~e never yet taken the1r cage son, a •erviee returnee, at th•· quite as seriously as football, may have some ox ~dlalrntlng loiher auord lie may shtft aomo aeasona ahead of them in the winter sport. A natural •f hi, rood rebounding rllerve O,hi~ •ton to draw ts that the quailiy or basketball In our talent at forward to guard to bol· o~~~-4~h~e~B~t~·~~~c~~~~e~n~•::~·~·~:~a~t~J~u~y:_~~==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::~;!~~•IChoOIB Is due for a healthy rise. Racme, ~!ways tough, is ... -le:r_t~h~at~!"~'~'tt~on~,--~es~~·c~la~ll~·~l~~~a~~~w~r~ ' • · lng to have to pav more attention to threats not only from Eastern, bt,~t also Rutland NEW TAAN8•1tORTA8L..... 77Je fll{!tWtlo lllot .,.. IMH,. iou ~o ••:J•nd• enohtmtm•nl.~ 0 I Because of Harrisonville's nearly intolerable manoower ~roblem . that school rannol exnec1 to compete hannilv In the •ountv leaQue. But the remaining three are going to have 10me fun this year Sttong Reserves Coming Up Rutland opens its league achedule' aguinat Harrisonville to- Wish.rMac' Best Of Luck, Except . . • Everyone on this side of the river, except on spectul occa- serving ~ ~~lftallt several years. . Mac il .I )"OI)I~roy t boy, fot·mor stqr In hask~tball and loot· ball here who bad a turn as assistant at Midaleport before moving acrota the river. Ohloana will wi8h him all the luck there is other tHan on nights Uke tonight when Wahama come,s ttj Middleport. But Mac may not ne~d a lot of luck tonight. ll.e's been able to drill hls boys three we~ks but Nolan Swackhamer of the • baroly got his squad's suits Issued Monday. ' ' It may be a month before Swack-or Dkk Rctton at Porn· ~~:;~::~::~~ij~f~tb~~e:/'[r boys into sh,pe. And an unhappy start often individual problems in later develop· menlof,. Thtrft!Oltoh Mobli Gu~teec! · .S~P·~· TRAC!ION SNOW TIRES LAY-A-WAY PLAN SBnP EARLY - I" W Sox an<l Wblte Sox. llons like tol!ight, will wish Coach Donald McKenzie the best Line creotld "noiderobl• ex- of luck In his -tip off year as head man of W~hama basketball. elllmeat , 1\ Monlll"'' maJor Ralph Siyre,, athletic director, has t~tn~d Ute l•il'le d(al\ ,when tie choae zqover to Mac afti!r he demonstrated ~is desire and In rear-old 011'1' Geiger, a pltchor· oulflold.r fro!l! bll [ormer em· piOJOn .t~e SL IAiulo Cardinals' Olllabo club. Only II were drofted in Iii II bl .134,000. Tho Wllillntllon Sellaloro hsd llrat 1tleeted ~ond Malkmua, who ol lhe AIIIOf• ~laili~ll ..ll~ AUSTIN ELICTED CAPTAIN NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. UP - Billy Austin, eOJteru Ioiii o! fense leader who &alnod 1 ,42~ yards in nme gamea this season, hu been elected captain of the 1958 Rutgers football learn. Au: lin _duveTain N. J. ot xpecte o , 1 . Mach'Ine This. y,.ar' BuckCage 'IJ' to Wtlbillctoa for come to Pomeroy Friday night YanUotl lor eltber Oil McDoultld Short but ftrey Ed Crooks wlll get a chance at one forword apot and the other eould go to Errteat Bowles, Mike Erwin, David Hart· inaer, Roy Long, Steve Bailey or George Miller. "The jobs are wide open on thiJ ball club," Swack aaid Sunday u he tried 1o make ploDI for UJne day cil'ill that would prepare' the Jackela lor their oeason opener. Gomeo alart at 7 p. m. With reoerve matchea conung lint leilowed by vanity clashes A:dntioatop 1n Pomeroy and Middleport iJ ~ and liO centa. In Pomeroy only 50 eent 11ckelo are sold at the gate on game nights. Sta SPORTS DESK 1101 tlelvtn 1nd oeothor to the ot-IIOMI' ~· Layne 15 tne , 0 ~ of Hmy Lltyne New Haven, widely known former proleaslonal bascboll ~layer and now a promment bu81neu msn of the upriver town. At Middleport Swackhamer Is exptleted to start Bobby Nelson and Harlan Whltlateh at guards, his onb lettermen returning from last year, and Mark Kelly, 6-1, at center, who showed proml!e last year on the reserve squad. 1D Kelp County as he Midclleporl Yeuow Jackets s:agger from fQOt· bali mto the wmter sport ached· ule without a let-up or even a SIP· gle workout Pomeroy prepares for Eastern , Fr1day night; Racine goes to Murray City tonight and Rutland '""des Hamson ville, al· so toOight ' Coach D~ek Retton of Pomeroy, ,ho returned Sunday ,from a trtp to his home m West Virginia over the holtdays, called his ftnl full seale workout Monday. The Pan· thera swmg mto league action next Tuesday against Nelsonvtile The Hounds are heavenly sent as they are rebuilding from last year'a great oulftt. Coach Bob Shesky has the &1ggest crymg towel In Southeastern Ohio work· 10 g overtime Racme, w1th another powet· house, is eKpeeted to sJvo ttl strong reserve team plenty of ac· tlon agamet Murray City. Rutland should have no trouble whatsoever agoi~st Coach Ray Bethel's Setplo Bulfdogs led by co-caplams Roger Norlhan and Bob William• Harri,ottville lost to Racine last week, 9'1-40. Coach Don McKenzie of Wahama has been working 19M-G7 regulars Roy Clark and John Layac at guard, Bill Fogleson)l It center. and Larry Lievmg and Robert Rouoh at forwards in preparatuln for :Middleport Leivlng ud Roush aiao Jethter}edNiast yeaEr.but were COLOUDO 51'1\INGS, Colo. night at Hari'\IIOnvllle, li.acine goes out of the league to UP - 8ult:tlll l'roak Lane of ray City (reported very we&k), and Eastern plays Its rtrst Clei'tlllld 1! ·111Wi1 trade often In four ditto nt dirftUona lodly, league game 111a1nst Rulland Dec. 10 at Eastern. The llaiders illflildiU Rutland Favored Over Harrisonville ' f1~~1JAi[L~ili(:aDS"301~iShli~1{~~aJ~s~sPa~st~·;~~ ~~~,~~~.~~~~s:~~:~.u~~~!;~ague Ope~er SCORES First T~st, Ok1ahoma On'63-56 C~uhf PH9NE 388-Y MOORES Pomeroy ~~~~de inr t~o of Po;t•mouth be. beld at tho lfh.IJ!<ll,_ Po~ipouth , �.' - - !..__._ .. ~--'I &-DailY Sentinei, Pollleroy-Middleport, 0., Dec 3, 1957 Wildermuth's B. H. Sanborn'1 ~issionary Attend Great Society Meeting Held Monday Lakes Graduation ' t I " 1 ' The Ctmstmas meeting· of tho B H Sanborn Missionary Sodetv was held Monday at the First Baptl:St Church w1th MrS Milton Hood, president. pres1dmg Tbe meenng opened wJtb au organ prelude by llrs C P Brad bury and the dcv{)ttonal &ervtcc was giVen by Mrs. Henry tjull and Mrs Rtcbard Owen, membcrJ o( the Prtscllla Ctrcle Theme of the servtee was the Christma.'i story Durmg the busmess meeting 11 was announced th-at the Baptts• Day o£ Pra~ er servH~e would be held at 1 30 on Der 6 at the RIO Grande Bnp 1st Church Th{• Soclct) voted to se nd a Christ mas gift to a student at the Bap liSt lli>S onarv Trammg Schoo' an Chl<'a go as well as to all girl• !rom Ohto who altend thf B~TS The Lovejo) Ctrclc. was tr eharge of the evemng's program ' Middleport Gdrden Chlb Annual Christmas Party Held On Mon4~~y Tall red electric candle• lighted wfllte madonna at lbe side o a the entrance o! the C A Emmlih large gold c~ndle and &old e home Monday when Ule annual cones and magnolia leave& at pt-a Chrtstmus party of the Mtddleport base ol •lht anangements, 1 Garden Club was held there ; ,1 The smallest arrangement W.. a 6 30 A swag of long needled pine bnd's nest fllle4 Wlt~ biOII'D'~ and a•lded prne-cone~ w11 tied eggs, on a pme branch Mrs Jo~n wfl~ gold metallic lace rtbbun on Kincaid and Miss Hat'l1e !llarro the' front door and the gold and ~m1th were In •tw:•e of the ~,.. green \.heme was carrted ou( ln orations for the party and were the entrance hall where a Della asstsled by the bootess Rob11 wreath of fr1111 and vege· The program w" plawted by tables was uHed on lbe stairway lllSi Nelhe Zerkle and Mrs. RlobA large golden taper on a pop- ard Gr~ss and mcluded re<erdlnga lar placqae )VaS decorated With of !amoua Christmas music and gold-aprayed magnolia leaves, read••P by Mrs M L fr'elllih· Scotch broom and green and gold She read the legends o! IS, Christmas ornaments lor the ar- Cbrlstmaa candle and the canl!f rangemenl on the hall table cane, a poem by Imng Satchel· Scarlet and white were used in ler and a story "\\iilere Jesus Was the living room and dmmg room Born'r by Helen lC.eUer. w1lh Oregon holly, twd w1th scar The &•Ita lor exchange were let rtbbons, at each Side o! vtdl beautifully decorated and awards light candles on the whtle mantel lor .no nest decorallvns were dv· p1ece Pomscltla blossoms and •n to Min H.albe Zerkle, ftral,'for red tapero were at each side o! a g1ft wrapped like a red Cbrlstthe dmtng room bullet and the mas bell, eeeond, Mrs John Itln table was etntered w1th a wh1te taid, a (914 package witb a scar. sprayed tree trimmed wilb red le1 pomaettla tied with green lifi. balls While swtrl tap~rK m bons, bonor,ble mentloa, .lllea. r • wrought tron and crystal capdel· Harne Marte Smith, who uaetf abra hgbted the dmlng room lor I gold paper and a mmtalure ll&ur' me for "her package, and also for ' t he party , Small tables were cenler!d with MLSs Nellie Zerkle whose K)llioae red and white lladonna ~andles In the obapo o( a candle. In crystal glasm and !he favors Mrs 3ames E Harley, presicjent at each place were beautlfuny of the Club, aaked the bleiJStnt•bewrapped mm1ature boxes nf tan· lore the dlnnert which was .eil.red dy. by Mrs. Dav1d Entsmmger,' MilS Other arrangements 1ncluded Halite Zerkle, Mro tawren<e lbJmedleval angels In antique Ivery hoan, Mrs Waller Harris, Mrs . and gold, an all'angcment of Lawrence Bing, Mrs C 0. Filhor white pOrcelam angels aronnd a llrs W. W Hayeo TblrtY·IWO ewlrl of angel·haJr at the basd of members and one ~est, Mrs. o. a whl~e ~per; and a gold and P Klem, were present Mr and Brs Gerald Wildermuth whu~h was a pia} 'The Christm as 1and daughter, Donna, a Semor Spirit--Lost and Found" Adul l1 nurse at Holzer Hospital MISI talung part were Mr:> U:m e Beu Barbara Donavan, a student nurse oyer Mrs Raymond Lu ma n Mrs at ]Jolzcr, and Mr Pete Nibert of Allen Hughes Mrs Homer B} Gallipolis returned home Sunday sell, llrs Clifford Stumbo •nth mght ;iller spendmg the tha~b these chtldrcn assisting Johtl gJvmg week end at the U S Naval and Sammy Hood, Manly~ anrl Trammg Cen\cr Great Lakes, m. Darrell Stumbo Stephen and Ste They went to attend the gradua phame Pullen, Michael Bratton hon cxercJses, markmg the end of Speetal musH: tncluded tw( nme weeks of boot camp o! which solo.., by Mrs c E Hoyt and .. Larry Wildermuth was a member 8 duet by Mrs Hovt and Mrs L D j Lar~ was also member of the 011 Diles The program closed wtth a Drall ream putting the exhtbiprayer by Mrs Allen Hughps t10n for the graduatiOn exercises Mem bers of tMr. Electa t: 1rck He 18 cxpeclccd to arrive home 11. ere m charge af th e ho.sp!tall tv Tuesday for a 14 da) le11ve before ror the meeting and Mr~ C P reportmg to hJs new post Bradbury and Mrs Da~Jid Darst Jr decorated the tables In th•· dmm g room Red tapen m cr\ stal candelabra were used and arrange ments of boll) and Chnst mas ornaments wtth each peraon I ~eccavm g a p::Hnsc ttb ~orsage A dessert c o u N~ was served b'l lfrs Paul sm 8rt Mrs ChuJe, Offioers were elected for the commll term when Theodorus ~bile Mrs Thomas Darst, Mr« Council, Daughters of America, carl Hoffm an Mrs Dale llourn m t llonday evening at the JOOF n 1nt1 Mr In Turner I I Nettle Hayes counctlor, presld .,. ... 'I r~r G (1 1 11') .., ed and Ethel Stewart was re~ortmt'e T'~l ~ ' :J. ['\ I • I ed til The charter WaH drapod for h "..,~ f l\ 1'1hl' Jtlr 1' ~ a period QJ 30 days lor Emmaline Mh Elc nnr Carroll jl)~ tci!Jn lUI'If"h : llcnsworth Imtlallon was held 1for Ea •i mcmhc u :~~k r d tr brm two candtdates wttb Eroa Jeii· o..,e !· uil Mr and Mt'll J M <Buddy) My 1 se as captain of the team and Cad The o 1 t 1p v1ll ~ gall Umon C1ty, lnd, were Ire I d1e Wickham as 1mt1atory eoun"8vcRgr •r s fo~ (hrt 1mJs D cent guests o! hlB mother, Mrs cllor cora uc n ~ an:J "' tll be ~'IV en bv 1 M Archer Walnut Street. Sal- The annual ChrJatmas party and guest spe!l.l.er The m"etmg w urday llr und llrs W K Beaver exchange of 'Oc g1!t~ ~" an· begin at 7 JO and daughter, Chmty, Columbus, nounced for the next meeting DecThe C hn ~ t :nJH dmner an vlstt,ed her mother, Mrs Archer. [ember 16 The quarterly birth· part] wJth an cxt:hange of g1fl Mr and Mrs J B Titus and daya will be observed and potluck Will be h"id De 16 with th sons, Ricky and Jell, returned re!reohmenta served llarjorle place to he! announ(' cd liter Sunday to then home In St Maryo, Woodard, Elizabeth Campbell and - ----Ohio, alter spending Thanksg•v-1 Lllhe Hauck were named as the mg w1th hls parents, Mr and committee tor the part) Mem llrs J S Titus, Rutland, and Mra bers were requested to bring gl!ta Martha Dowd 1he boys had been lor the patient• at the Athens guesls of their grandparents for State Hospltal to th1s meeting the week before Thanksglvmg AIEdna Reibel was elected as so at the Titus !arm lor Thanks- counclior; Lela Fhnt, associate Permanent Speelal slvmg were Mrs George LasMr, councilor; Della Stahl, vice coun· For HnUdllys Edtth and George Titus cilor, Annlce Ohlinger, a!Bodate Monday lhrough latorday M L ~elly Is conilned to hie v•ce counetlor; Margaret Selden· 9 1o 5 P.M. home wllh an altaek of nu. able, conductor: Nellie Ketter, Evenlqg By Appointment Mr and llrs Harry ldunns and warden, Marie Hauck, outside een· 101 I . 2nd St. daughter ban returned to their Unci, Vele1e Roush, ln81de senlln· Pomoroy home In ra~ne8\llle after spend- el and Della Stahl, trustee mg Thanksgiving with herurandStella Smith who has been U~· Phont 269-M '~~~!i~~ parents, Mr ond Mrs Harry Mille able to attend the meeting lor and fam tly several yean rwas pre.ent an'd John Lvons Jell Sunday lor a spoke ~rlelly deer huntln~ trip In Wi!sl Vir Re!rcahments were eerved al gmia Mrs Lyons and chlldren cl()se of lhe meetmg took him to Purkcnburg where ----h~ Jotned friends for the trip and his !amll) went on to Zanesville Rite e lllJ IS to opend tho day w1th her par onto, Mr 'and Mra Bernard Srbramm A church·wldc bmar will be Mr and Mro Wtlilam Houck held ut the Unttod llothodut Manon, arc vlsUing her parents Church 1-~rtday, December 6 be· I I Dof AElects New Officers At Monday Meeting I I Syracuse Garden Club Meeting Is Called Thursday H!n \1;rltllrltUI • I I 1 I MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon I i I /pOMERO\ if-l , "C!Qf.JETY ..., I ~rs Russell Ashbaug~ of Lancru~ter were Saturday eve nlng guc!l of llr and Mt• Homer Holter Mr and Mrs Carl Ashbaugh and daughtera Carol and Janel ret~rned to lbclr home In lilU rott City, Md, Sunday a!tet a 10vcrul days visit with her par· ents, Mr and 1\lrs C D I Frccker \ gmnlng at 10 8 m and other rehlives There will be 8 aweot shop lea- Mr and Mrs Elmer Wtckham turmg home baked goods candy spent Sunday tn Galltpolls wtlh 1I and otllcr confectiona with the her mother, Mra Juha Davis and Duughters of Ruth ~lass m charge other relatave.s A luncheon will be served lp ~tr and Mrs Robert Goocb ;mrl \the danlng room from 11 8 m to dau ghters, Ter~a. Cynthl:i and p m Wlth the JOF and Young Susan returned to their hom e m 2Adult classes tn charge Columbu~ Sunday arter a v1s;l Proceeds \HII be used on pa~ w\1h her parents Mr and Mrs mont ol the nc~ roof J :-!Ill ·---------=-, ' E llro Ruth Spencer .vho spent took their dough! "', II" William several week• with her father Bell, nnd her d. ughter, Sandra, Gctlfg'e Frecker and other rclato lhe r home m Jnckson Sattu tJVC.!i left la9t 'week !or a vacH· duv lion In Florida Mr and Mrs Lewis llayden Mr and llro F.dward Fre ck<~ (Kathry n Payne) and 90n 1 ew1 • and h.mlly of Columbus vu1tert Jr, and her brother Don Payne, Saturda~ with hiB fother. Geor~e Dayton spent Thanksgiving with Frccker and olher rel•Uvcs her parents, Jolr. and Mrs Charles Mrs Emma Leifheit, llrs Tb" Payne, and Mro Kathr) n Payne dore Lehew and Mr and Mrs Sunday, llr. and Mro Charles Wll ttam Lehew and son Tedd~ Pay110, lira Kathr~n Payne, Don spent sunday In Colurnbu• with Payne and Lewis Hayden Jr vlall- Mr and Mrs Robert Lehew and ed llr and llr& Sam Tlnsdale and family Thel were jomed ther• I daushter, Pe&IU'· Charleoton lionby Mrs Harold Johnson o! Spring· day lira ChariCI Payne accompa- field They aloo vtolted In Orient nled ~cr son, DDil Payne, and with Mlao Dorothy Lel!he•t arands'on, Lewis Hayden Jr. back llr and Mrs Dale Valenti• 1 to Dayton for a vl&lt d 1 11 01 p k burg re Y olarMr'" and we C"'erol•• Blake, Pauline Zirkle an Sundayameuests Mrs and Janlo Child<, Junior nurHea at Eldon Kraeuter, Morning Star Holzer Jloepltal School of Nurs· Cl 1 d t •, •-nl T'an•eglvlng with their Mlso Donna re e, •tu entd a In • •· " ' OU, Athens, spent lhe hlill <Y famllleo. It' be t1 M Mr and Mro Benard Fultz and weekend " " r paron ' r datt•hters, Beth and ~rbara, vii· and Mr Mrs.and Ho111er • Mn ctrele DelmarCarmel Hamn1 !ted relatlvea and Irion ' In Chll· and son, Morolna Star, ·~ent the llcothe over '{hanlnalvln8 Thanksgiving bollday with her The Rev and Mrs C. R. Konk· pmnto, Rev. and Mr• L R Car naht and 1on, David, and tbelr 1 • 1 J ...,0 Ill daughter and son·ln-law, Mr. and ,m·,;;;i;'";;;a;;;ei;;';,';;'".-·~;;;v~e= . Mrs. John J,ctckwood, Bowersville, f' 1pent Tbank~tiVinl with llr and Mr. Ollie Konkrlabt and eone, Stanlay and Danny, lp SpriDI· !lold The Konkrl&hts returned by ' Bowemllle werer<turn· over· nighto!gueala there and be!oro • lng home Friday. Barbara, email dauabler of Mr and Mro. Gerald Anthon~, hal been IU lor ,1everal days at her home on Palmer StHet. Eudell Kon(lrl&bl epent the "lqck end vlllt!~l relallvce In I Sprlnit!leld and Boweravllle. Mary Lou, seven tnonlb old daughter of and Mll. Robert Mills, eaUsfactorlly rrom whl~b wal evenlna at Hoi· azaar PI anne d a GIFT CERTIFICATE in a MINIATURE Samsohlte CASE MORE FOR YOU Buy what you need. Pay what 1:ou owe. Get one easy · pay· men I lo1n here now, 124 I. Moln St. Phono 197 Ernttt Covert, Mg.t'. CITY TH I & LOAN SAVINGS CO. NQW OPEN FOR BUSINESS In Tho Now Coolo Morchandhd11j1 CoIn lho Hoort of MkWltport Intranet bH ltue Sl. Funeral rtowera cut and Potted Flowers In SeaiOn BAKER FURNITURE ON mE J:'RIGHTES1' 10 Roco $1, CORNil IN lflfDOI.IPORT Ph. 6315-M FJl.ANCES FLORIST Ml.dloport Roe. 141·X We Do Our Own Cleaning Experts In Shoe Retair ) -rw.o Forest Cia rk, Owner COHVE.NIENT LOCAT,~~rs Pom,eroy \.,. ' Couri Sl. Middle'"'' I Cor. 3rd and ,Main Phone 8l~t·X Mrs. DortJII!y i>i~.:.~· I - y he - -'.n~:te\1 ntte. / ' Deeolefl T• .ftaterestt OfT.. .tlelf,.JiuOII' 4rM NO. i96 Pomeroy·Middle,liort, Ohio, Wedneatlay, December 4, 1957 ' . SINqL& COlY4 ' j I .Blankets Ohio Va - ---;- \ I I I • 1 '~~ii~iiiii~~~~;;;~~jii~iiiiifi~iiijiiii;'lway DUKE ~CLEANERS ' ' George and Lou Ann Mclnto•h returned to their home In Pro.· torvJIIc Monday after • •everal days VIlli wltb ~heir lll'••dJar ent• Mr and Mn George ~oe­ fllch They were accompdnlcd home by MrL Hoelllch who 1t11ll spend tbe with her d•ug\t. tcr and Mr ,nd Ml'• Gerald !.lilllr. B $650 The ·1Mt word before goUiiO bei: . Afld_ elttine. . IIJS.S Phyllis !hie spent the holiday weekend w1th her parent'l, Mr and Mrs Clark Ihle, Mornmg Star. , I U , d M tL-d' t Mr 11nd Mrs Perry Mitch and familY llro Sally Lacey. junior nurse ill i o t .Joseph Hospital, Parkers burg, hns been home for a four doy vacullon wtth her parents, Mr 11nd Mrs Woodrow Wilcox and family }lr and Mrs C H W111c Jr r Misses Lcda Mae and J;i;;;', IKraeuter returned to NeiBoJIII)lle Monday after spendtng the hoh· Iday weekend with tbelr parents, llr ond Mrs Eldon Kraeuter. Mr and Mrs George Shlveler Jr, returned to theJr home In Cmcmnat1 Saturday evening after spending Thanksgtvmg and weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jov Mvers Mrs George Shlveler, Sr return· ed to her horns, Clncmnetl Sat urday cvemng o!tcr a visit with relatives and friends While bere she visited Mr and llrs Dana Hysell, Smcusc, Mr and Mra Jay Myers, Mls.s Margaret Bobn and Peter Jennmgs and son, carL Pomeroy Mr. and / ======•,.! Rubber Ia•• Jacobi the I..!UetCfY. 'l'he executrix of the •• ' Seven door prizes Will 1lO dls\rtbuled during the cvemng and wtll be woo by holdmg a supper IItkeI ~i~~eport Hi Football To Be Held Thursday E annual Football Banquet will btl held m lltlllldleJport at 6:30 pm under the aus· Club. a granddabghter o! Mrs. Vera Thomas The response to the trustees' project of establisbmg a lrusl f110d lor perpetual care .. molll en<Ouraglng a..erdtog to Mr Bradbllr)'. Trustees preaenl Included Mate Yauger wbo haa been 111 and UD· able to attend the meeting lor uev~ oral months; Perry Bradbllr)', lv· an Grover, Doyle Shuler, WIUiam Scott, Emmel Tho11Jpoon, Allen l!ughel, Cbarle~ McElbmny and C. ~ :Bradbury \ � 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 12. December 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 December 3, 1957