https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff3f6ad8dd50dd0d77370e1e8767e99d.pdf 1aec571652d722a2393af0b163ef56d6 PDF Text Text ' .... ' ' ' ' ' ' I I ,Mr. I>Dd .~rs To"1 .Urwl!l o(l ·!l(lllbetb Estel! -of a..I~IIoa~!W.· WaverlY are tho guests of her Va. epent a day reooUy wltM 'Ir!r. sister 'and brother In law, Mr ,, , •• ,., ·"'''' . T 1 and Mrs. ,llo~ert Thpmpson an~ . ~ family. r. 'I '. on<I n r• vernbt l)urcil and 1 familY W'f!'O Sun~a1 8qesta M'"11 tn .. ; .. ,.. ~.r· · aJ\~ ~~·~ MMr. and Mrs. EldonDaU1el' Pre-Wedding Shower Bob Hoeflich f ' • ., r- ' daull!t~•· 'r,_. · · · , 1111'1. Ever~~~ ThomlllllbiUtultd for Min Helen SSmlth, teacher at tile PomefoJ Senior Rlcb, Wed· neday ' I. ' OBEYS YOUR EVERY I .Breezll' 'through . your Cbrlstma. sbolJplog at Swisher and Lohse where you'll find a gay o c~~Nif' > I and glamorous BITiiY of gifts , .. eferytbing for everyone for Cluistlnas. It's the easy ... economical .•• tbe enjoyable way to make short work of thilt Christmas hst SHOP NOW. $1.39 up 98c Whillnlft IIIIIPitr $ue "' Htiii~WM~ 1nd P~m• Choet~lt ti.SO up No other Gift like it! No Pen like it! Alllerlcan C.rda Greeting up Loose Chrlatnw ~61 Carda Matching l'lndl For Her ,tt ·COSA\ETJCS T ,.' bl fuss~. Cotf EVening In Paris IUvl~n. Lentheric Lucien Lelong $1.00 up Toy l)epartment ··2nd· Flo.or -'20 ....., ..... 5c up I ' $7.50 Easterbrook PENS .. .'. ... Parker T BALLPENS .• Papenialte PEN ...... $1.89 BY ITSELF CHRlSTMAS TREE LIGHTS Mbltlple Sels $2.50 up $1.69 Ornam~ lelele11, Angel Hair, Cotton, Snow : •-:(.: .. . . . . . . . .. .. . .. • 25t up . '1 TIMEX WRIST $6.95 up SELf WIND .REELS 3 for I u.~ with. an AN EXCELLENT\ ~1FT EASTMAN CAMERAS and Flash outfits ~5.95 up $14.95 up JUSTIN All Leather BIUFOiDS Schick Sunbeam Remington Ronson and Norelco Guaranteed For Hlni or Her $3.50 up LADIES' CLUTCH BAGS J3.U and f4.95 $17.50 up COSTUME Lldlll lltctrlc lhavtn In •II brond.... 14.95 up JEWELRY TRUC~ .$1(,00 up CIGAREnQ AU popular Branda $2.16 Carton Society lfttceleta TOYS Pluth Anlmala GUNS Holater Sets Middleport J!:ar Rings N~~ktaces GA"E~, , JilWILRY BO;I:ES "' '·~ .. " .. ... . fl.zt'llp 'IEWBLITE DRESSER SETS $5.75 COMB AND11"' 8RUSH St:'t !l , . . . $1.00 up • l, MUSICAL POWDER BOIES •• tl.t8 up Pound Tobaccos and Ct1ars .• ••••• ' ' • • I:.IG..'TERS .. . .. .. .. $3.so .,~i!)N ,J,.IGBTERS . . . . . . . . ,3.95 0 . Ai2c l\.1nnle Warourn, who ha. been 1totlooed aL KcOavlk Inter· national Airport, Iceland, " spendlna, thirty days with bu p11 ents, Mr. and ~ln. Raymond, \Val burn, and family. He Is due to re port at Andrews Air Vorce Base, Maryland. James Brewer Jr. fell at hi> home ond bro~e hi.! collar-bone lhls 11111 week. The fi•e year old son of Mr. and Mu James Brew er io a pupil at the Middleport Klndorgartep. Aile and .lin. Donald Yoougcr (Marlene K~app) and baby dan· ghter, Pall!ela Roxanne, who have at Fairfield, Collf., armed here Monday for a boliday !VIS\! wtth heir paren\s, Mr. an~ llln Lester Knapp, Middle~, llld Mr aucl lr>. Albert .Yea~cer 1 ljllnvravllle ~~ and ijn Knapp and ••~ went to eoturobUI · l!londa)l ~o IJIHt tho Ye•~aeh. , Erneit Ltl)jntt, Wh~1 has been a medical patfenl at •Kelaa Gcn· ml Hospital> r~!Ul'llcd hom• Wodne!d.Y. -' · ' . Mr. and MrL ~el rife were bualnm vloltlf'a'l~ QaUipoho TUesday ' Mr Price •nd five , Jnd . 'tave been ~ro. Dale ~~~!'II!JI·@l Mr. and I .. 2. · He Rile .:;u fllilln- ·•••· . �, - ·-- ... ~~_.. .. o:.ti'e~:1f, l9s7 'TILfVIStOtltt..' Gf)l)l.... High,wtiy,s, TheirR~Locat>ion, Should Be Subject For 'Wiiii,.'Hie'ln Meigs County In Months1 Years To Come ' ~~ ~~; 'Boll! ebillises have been re· Departllie11t . ) ;, 1et tO appear 111 IH!tual blueprfllts. Ma'tever their stage, surely II. ~ Will·fa~ tlleee propoaed alter· a~N~ 11, tatet. ·The qu~n· ta, d6·W!l w&iit It sooner, or . Many Are Wotflied, Too ·. · di.'i-1ft' A~lls' ali'oadr hu obtained '(Vell·~~ ~. regarding re-routing ~~ II'OUDd ~}!; A!~fds wli11U II. D11 w'e; In ~flilllci, w .,. 4\1"1 beliif taken around i.l5 3·00 4.00 4-45 5:00 5:30 6.U 6:25 o·so 6.45 7.00 7'3ll 00 ::30 ~I'Oj(iJW'·r:M~rt? · ,ll~q~·cfaillf. iha daf llf running high· ~i.1hlilliUlf e~ towri 011 the map Is long ;9,118.•t!i., ~tO ~~~~el'iHtgl)ways every- where In lhe natloll tltlf by-pau towns and Aif•dlllb¥iJ 8\lc!f reorouUng helps ev~~ ~e' ,4\,t; tfi tiu•lliess pQC\ple, Its ~~·(t4·r~detttll ftlles. Chafttfif ~ ~ Mlay· from , 8:45 C!l8' News 9·00 Morning ShnWI Dady Sent~eJ. Oaybolt'·1\ 9if alert Churc ..._ something\~ d le!SeR,', iJ'lllr~ ~uc -· ·.:$0LA.If . c.. ....'/, . ;~l~k,. :. . ~·U.. P,El\.. ~ ' ~ TheEditer's M31'} B31t 1 would that all "ho read thos vi)! honestly examine them.selveJ •el~re Qod (especially church olkl and see if they can realty ·•• aqy salvation in the ·custom f Chrl.stmll.l. Giving of Gifts is l) ;o01l. B~t Wh~ wdtlor oneecrtaln Epitor's t.)•llbllJl: . 1ay when o bro\het> \1. l~ need Conceimng Christmas (Chris•: oday? We ahould wurship and .Mo!i). Just look nt the ,wold tt :lve our all 'o God every ,da~ In· ~lr. 0!1" ,l!hould need be a Catho tead of just one dllY and fori•t lie to beg!ft' w1th ·to observe lfa" l!im aU the' res\ 1we oaQn~t ~d in 1he Bible an)i • Anonymous. thtn• to ~~Pl" •• that we ~re t' wrilp tlill Blrthdly' ol' Cl\tt~ It does tell .,. that we should no' e!leem one day above another Mrs James Roush entertained "" <UStom or Chmtmas " trul, R heothen practice of worship 11ith a birthday pa-rty from two Many will sn1 in tlils Joy, 1 1111 1four Sunday sft•Tnoon 1n ob· novor wors hip the Chriotmas tr" ,ervanee of her son, Bobby'F m· any other part of the cuotom birlbday. ' ~ut slnn~rs do cn&t worshiP God The Hon!lred gueot , received '!o lt hlit cou.ldifll"be:J· }tany lll'ts !roll) tho'" present. Lollipop; teuch that santa Clmu· 11 th' Nere sl•e'n d ra~«t• l'o nd re>fresh· Spl It r ChrlJIJIID~ The Bible ments of ice cream, calfo iilld kool tell~ u~ '"fhou Shalt not t•e" !ud were served to' th!! following Pam, Susie, and Franklr And tenching Senta Claus a children· Wheeler or Point P!casantj Rtcky ••b;rt;a:: beon mode on atheiSt becau ·• they have been thught Santo WESTcOLUM8iA ~~~~~u~ t1-~·:m r~:~~~r~~nth~it~,J;"•;t f::::ln~· th~hfl~h~~ ."r~d .~p~:.; IE 0AIl Y 0 SSW 0 R a.,..••• ..,.. land 27. WJEH 'Mellis County News 12:10 p.m. Daily on 9.90 Sf#Ot On Your Radio lttl n. Attol'llf1J ..;ly COIIIII· onve·f•.... ., I!Udy ttOollotlov. ... 'Ill. Jl:nlplrt .ltalf .H. Collctll 18. 1\ubt ollt SJ. Hall ema Writer 1o:oo ~alii~ .., 11:05 !ksnblng the Weatliet 11:10 The Late Shbw GauY jo:~e. g~ ~~~~~ R~ Mi. Adonis f EVi Pro FoOtball Hlxbliiliu The Line Up P<>riOi! 18 P&fsoli News 9.43 CBS Ne-.. . 9:55 Mornlri& State NIWI ~liij' f Christ Philo thea T~~ ~::L!f G~~~il D~~~ ;:t~ Chr'•s•mds Partu Held R tl d t:Oo 9·ao 8 00 Ca~tphf KaJIIIND In review, It should be difficult ·to. 4tlly that some bustne.ses woilld be liard ,mt by removing the highways. Service statloarleap Into mind. Motels ate another. ~Cin6 , ll:lb Andy'l Gent 12·1)Q True Stoty 12130 Detective~!ialty , 1:00 Down on the Farm 1:30 Big Picture 2:0o Pro Basketball 4:00 Western Theater 5.00 Sky King 5·30 Hopalong ~IIS!idy 6:00 Newr Picture .6:15 f!lolbaii~~~I1~~ - , ,6:30 Federal .IISn• ·' ~ 7:00 Satutday Nilbt Jlfll~ •7:30 ]lQ1>ple Are Punnf • ·8!110 J'erly Como 9:00 Pol'• B~en ~bow I 9:)0. Gtk:.ie lolacKeliZ!e Sh01f 10:M WHaVs It For ~0:30 YoU! Hit Parade - . Jt\Oq N,eWi l{eld!lnea U:lO Weathercast 11>1.11 ll'1tew4trlt J;Od' Sign Oft W'C'HS-1V Charbaet a ......_ I ~~~ Uf~'~iRiley 11:oo NiWs l!'adl!dt 11·10 W'e\t ' ~It· It has been repbrtcd ·I!Jat tlt! ~t•~•. High; , , NAMI OMITTID way Departmenj di &eneral\y amazed· tliat Btl Tile name ol Klren Stewart · •· , ~ few requests oon!8' from ~elgs Coqft~ W8 11'!8 •inadvertently 01mted ho"l '' J~ ·M~~dll ' t' ll~ -~~Y have not sent a dei<OOOtJi)ri to Colurilbui' with lji~. Watiama High School &nor 1 Ill! 1 " ' ' ,_., rou- lot the second Six \liQbk• Cine or two minot Gxteptlo~, On state' ~J511' Period published in Wcdn¢1\lay'i '. . ,ftlia .~~~~··ur sUer towns, 1t way toept!On protiltniS for the pail ~o~·-iif, Dally Sentinel. Miss S,til'llar1 ••"""eel'' ~:t't •om fro ' m th {o 1 t R So • <, · IlliCit 11\l'alfht "A'o" for tb•1!4lr· '" ,.... 1u • e e ur s · a· under the current quietude, It· It II' ~o 'tddl ijid' al!o/114 liave betn 111e1ltd' t)!er It ~~~~~ iom refldeflts ot the area who assume that there js nothing we waftt' Jn tHe ed She 1s a sophomore IIUy ltielr fi!Odi:' clollilng, ap!>lianm, and var- way ot highways nor 18 there anything wOt· -..... •. u .... I ' JOP eLASS TO MilT ..... •uPP .es, ro... , aureu ve merchants In- rylng us. . The JOI' Closs of IM United tent ,on IUpplylllg loCal needs and services. We should start discussing what•w~ Watlt, Methodist Church will meot at It illhe merchant Who attriH!ts trade to In view of what we're liable t& get wantlrtg .the e~urch, Monday, Dee 18jj·.'' ~·to...ll t' lh f rt 1•~· ~1 ' 7:30 p, m with Mrs W. 0. ar· wu, no e o U wus ,, ghway that may It or not. What happens to our highway sy~- nltz an~ !!Is Glen Dill os Jlos Ditit)lrc;ul,tllt. " . . tein Kolllg to 116pp\!tt to•tt _ will be ,an cxohori¥t are 'sable people In Melgl County •WI1I illfect -" h lb 'I" t """"'''''•" of t1n; and members ill'e t e we • eng 0 ev~. l .p.TIIWJ In requested to btlng a.Ocles for n wllo' argue that the' qulclier Rt. S8 is reloeat· Meigs Coultty. basket lor a needy family. e¢10,11 to cut through Chester Townsnlp and We ought to be Interested enough to want 0 IIJtiOhto Rivet above the quick· to guide these change; toward what we de. 'l'l!e meet ·llr ~pjll'lt7' ll'ill'follo\\> hete. This, It is said, sire and need Dec. 17 at 7 30 at the school ' I ~ When a program of carols Will at be presented by the pupils • Soc'1efy torson, recently and made cor· CHRISTMAS PARTY down by the dece~cl~n that they I' •1 sa~·~ T~o annual Chrlstma ' party canllol believe in . Chr10t our Tlle Ibn~~~ Chrlltnlis partv of the allver coffee aervtr; In the I Mr and Mrr WOOdrow Harrlo of tbe Imperial Electric Co , w1ll Sovlof tile Phllatbel' A~l~t; memb<lr! dlntnq room when lho tnlrty..tqht of Pittsburgh, Pa., ~ent tho week be held Dec !9 at 6 30 at Ihe --~------lli~ - lllf' ~lfii~Q'e~ ~~d , fl'llid· membou were served cookies end with her paronla, Mr and Sacred Heart Auditorium. sorvcd aod n C!Irlrtma; party ch~D~ ' lltil4 Tltur!daynlght minto and oof!oe with utidy lilln· Mr1. Sherman Btilk~M ~ apd 90 exchange ol SOc g1lts al (!If' ~ o'ehrlll. ea favoro. Chrillmaa can~leo were Mn. ,Bi!rtha Ru Mtlord wao D. 0' A. TO MIET Gil~ lor pahents at the Alhens Mrs , lids, JIFOS(~~;, u.oed on the refrruhmont tobto retulned .Honle (tlo the Melts Thoodorus CouncU D~ughters >I State l!osp1tal may be brought to ill 1 d the J!!~llnR which wa~ centered vlltH 1 boll· Qonel'll )t,.pUal ri'e4fltly. America wUI meet In rogular •"· thl! mcottng. Mem'bors m re· It ~\fdUJj~if tHU all day arrongemenl. The Rutland llome Demonstra· alon Monday, Dec 16 n1 7 p 10, queated to bring a covered dish , 91' fitilt; 1 <A~~~ DIWII be , The ~ommlttee Included Ml' :Ion Council met , at the home o! Quarter!; birthdays •111 b·· ob' and their own table serv1ce _ ttlffn· tlf Mil! Caildo tir '1\t~*<ljy, Reynold.!, and Mrs. Ernest Lsi· Mro Go(dle ,\ndel'idn Tul!tdiy. · 1 flt6, I,, 1. fllllll'l tlf llirt dlrinl!r lance, eo-chatr111on, Mra. Erwin, Mr. and ¥ra. Paul Northup CK D *""''tQ lnt lrolbebtlildo" Clll! Mia Roulh, Mrs. Otho Watts, and aona Paul, Jl', al)d Jimmy of "=u IIVIIn an~ two new IJltmbrl'l Mn. Claude Aahley with Mrs. zsneavlle apent sunday wllh hrr :~1081 . v:!~ry 11·~~. 1 rtllnquleh. ,J ward d:.!!...oeoi'Je MeinMm Clara Mmay and Mrs. Jaoob parents Mr. ond' Mrs. Cub Zhn· • u .~ ' "r" Roulh. Belt 11 contrlbutorr. merman. · o.Blv-'•• mont at. Part Jill.... Rbwh ' 'lrll Mrs. Ro10 Patterson· oud daugh· mol!lllk 1. Form" ol e~IUP ol 'the opentn. tor, •pent Monday eve•. Thruhed 3. Letter face liltlili ~lc)l• ln~ludotl U Gft nlng wtlh Mrs. Joan May and 10. ACNit Laka 4 Mon•o nl<>.- 2~, Ch..to "11!11~11·), lllltt RousH, I"" children 12 .. name lpo") 22. CloJl. .,.: 11M t llal'il11el ly Phylllo IMwllotl A s. Seat eludes IIJ' ~ ltG4ip. Mr. 'lnd Mrt Wllllam Phillips held Ulaull 23.1Pochi ol Chtltleolht ~nt SU11d«y with ment 1. Cenatol. 20. Opon. ht, patents, Mi' and M~a Joe lallon lnp · PHI!llpa. e. 28. Ltada /~ere' I\ ClJUilf Be You M!d•Day Newa Movletlme Bride and Groom Matinee Theatre Queen for a Day Modern Romancea Comedy Time Spinach PlayhoUJt Sporto'Eye • Wealhe,reial News Picttlro ' NBc News Death V•lliY. :Qara TI'IJih or ConiJOCiuencea· C ~~ -• Last Relol1 10·4~ ~ell':!liiir's ¢~"11W that used' to be h!gll\vays WithoUt tile tontld· erable dollar help the state rio\\' enjoy- We ~8 equest ""1 ittle, lllibt 9.00 M;Si1111d 9:30 The 'l'bln )!an ta:QO C~vf!ca~!:~i $l!,.fi; '!'hey als6 augiefl the tdwns will bf bard put to malnt~ln Its at~ts 111 gOOd oondillori ed. " u:ti(l Fury 1:00 s Olf rclt f, ii'sifi!~ 12:00 Tje rae Doup un . 8: ~ li:SO Truth or Consequeni!tl u.3Q '""'"·"m• .., ... ~~" '' ill .a~ti . ~. W'JBiif I o'6 HQ~Jdi l'lilodY 1~:3tf '!)q iliill flijf lfi<lay ~ 1~.(1(1 fj.e P'rl~ ~ On the other hand there are folks worried abOut tHe l'einoval of 33 from Pomeroy or rll' lllf'li!if·tli(OUW!l' c!li~a Of the Chamber routing 1 aropnd Middleport. They sea diS" oJ "'~'t ,KI..illftl~l;. t'Jit· t'~8, 0111' clvl!! clubs tlrlct jios~lbtU ty Ul -' red·'uced..,, t.\W, oiii:.;J:L"""II•'-' ......,.. ,....., "f .,..s1neal traf/1 t,' 11 u ~ --.a u. 'u,a .dryln&· up of Gllrtalli klndl ol buslnessli!l' eJ~>m·tAI' d~M: tljlolll polfcy, ihd pro- that seem to dep6tid on· tourist tra'tl16. '~\0\~~~~=· Is rili'Soll tO' believe ' '/ 1 Rool!i • ,fol' nri? ~ - _.,.;;, __ .....,......,.--"";.:..· 9:Sb 'trdnbJe With i'ither lQ:O!l .At!e'lt trule!a sboif 10:30 'rr8asute Built ') there. Increased employment, new housiiiB. and lin proved housing that should follow expandlng of employment possibilities for Meigs countians could result only In more prosper· Ity for Pomeroy and Middleport says this group of people. This, it Is said, would far outweigh any Joss in busmess from removing the highways. ' ~~jj\.thl'<lbfii~~~t- ~tl~~ tO be_slm· g;~ :~:w~~h 8:45 ' Sili! On There Is l Subject to be up for Increased will open the entire cOUnty to ne\11 houslnfl'~ll' · • ~oa ill ,lnoot\ls_ttl oome as Ohio and amployea oL KaiaaJ at Ravenswood who may die ~~~~ ~ti deeper Into Its highway re- prefer to live here rather tbap In West Vir- ' ~6~·~. glnla. It also provides an e!IBier ~cess to I<oi: ff.J.i ilie ~l'~ab~~tlon o{ U. S. Route ser lor Meigs Countians already employed ~ Oil ~t~fJlilliWaY Department draw· lltg .INJ~ 1ile tWin p/Oposltlons may not have advan~ 'that tar. They may be only in t wsid . ~rv~ ·~~'""•rs · Ch!11nel3 -Friday , ~;~ L1~r '~h~IJI - ~~~J~ $41,. ... I 33•o!ii'~ ;to8:atllt'ule probable relo~a· ~i!tli\l~~·'f o~t'·-!f n~t only Pomeroy but f. ~oany sehlltiet:·PI)i'~),nii41fp0tt, ", ' ' ' ·~ ' ·- ' 1UO Kille's 12 15 Love ot Llle 12 30 1 Seare• for l'omorr01f 12:45 QuidiDI~ J,.ht 1 oo Katle'a 1 30 A.! -tlie 'It h~n,. _, otld 'lUrn!· 2·00 Bea1 tHe Clock 1:30 itouilellitt1 3 00 B1g Payoifdl-' ' ' 3 30 l)'c Vet 01 ~ ••w~ ··-· 4 00 Jltlgti er !)«f _, Secret Stoilq Edge of N1~hl Mystery Theater Your E9So Reporter Sporti Parade 1 Weatherman 7 00 AttormOf 4 15 4 30 5·:00 6·30 6 45 6 ·55 t 7 30 Pilyli~ lri.llfl your tractor In:toii41!JI.:IF~ £00 q.ao., Channel :13 .:. FrldaJ 9:44 &lgn On . 9:45 Momlng Movie 11:00 Mventure• m Leal'lilJII 11:15() Neighbors 12:~ Noon News 12:18 Cattooa Club 12:30 IJberact 1:00 Gretchen Wade Sh01t 1·39 MliVle ~~~lnel 2:tll · l'at ind Mike 1~1 '" 10:00 C•lt .45 11:00 N~ 11:15 Theater 13 12.30 Sign OU cfr~·"'~3- ~unlay 12:59 Sign On HOO All Star Movie Matinee -' 3!3lr lJtb'!i·ttil!~ : I 4·oo Ali star QoU 3:00 Amitic~n ~an.dslinlf 6:00 SiltUrdlt g~ l!a'l'lnr 3:30 Db Ylhl tiust Your Wlret 5:15 l'i!I:sonat rtorlJe. 6:30 Sdturdly New. Review f:OO Americ~n Band!land 5:45 Cdntrb~QI 5:00 Buetaneera 6·1)0 These Our Chlltlren 5:30 Mlekty Moule Club 6.30 Play ol the Week 8:00 C"lt\On Club 7:00 Sherloet Holmes • 6:25 FlVI! Slllr Final 7:30 Keap It In The Famlly 6:45 Nel'lll 7:00 Moment of Deelslon 8'00 Cotmlty l!us!e Jubilee 7:,30 Rln Tin TIJi 9:00 Ltwtence Welt 8:00 Jlln Bowla 10:00 lltke Wallace Interview 8:30 Patrice liUDJOI Show :o.-30 IIOf.IIOWer New, 8:00 Jranl: Slnalrl Show 10:35 liOih CentUry Tli~atei 9:30 Date wltll the Aupt.. lu:so Slifl Off Arnbtt of Middle~brt; Catol)'li, of the Harold Thomas famllf .. Mike and Charlei Wlieeler, , Pilm. Susie and Frankie Whel!' and Johny Jii~nion, Sheila let ]Oc:ar wem Swld,it .. dtni(l!r ThO!J1aS; Dl!Jl!'1Roulh; Und Randy iU~l\', ~I t~~ ~o~n A/bright hdnle 1 Allbright •!l.I.W. , lllr.ctlldt ml. Harry , Van ' Mel· A4V.lll.~ Jilm'jlll\ll..,. were Mr. et were lhbpplqg: JJLiitneroy on and ~~ ()llWII!n IOU&h, , Ruth , ru...tay.' .' _, '. , and .ll'l\'9lb, at l'I~ · Jiaven; Mrfi " - t:. '·,t J Edan hfnolt ol Ml~~~~p~rt) 14ii1' Mr~ 'RDJet walket ·and d'\l.tll• !Mh W!'eeler and ~ · lia.lillii •t91: ol Poimlto! 911el!•. ~I Mt. ,lrld All~~f'll!'-o\., · ~,· .: •:,, ~~ ~w~t~eJI'· Sii~~Wf ~ 'l\tesday 1. t;,l~,~ •} : evening. · ,'fbo" ' ~«11!1t·.•l~ Uul"'nnob(e Mrs Nol'l'i1Bl~jyel~o Kda~) to 'Wttiiiil _,? J1m!llJe and Gary of Crown ' . rormer 'loe.ol rest, Sllort -oct Sfit'Tl··rtllomtr den i,l i: ••• »..r.!ll 'll'.:r;:.;., -=ftbi. ' Chll'les wa~enii~' lbhft''All· pi tal .. ·"" ~...,...... .'111¥!'! . ~ brl,tlt- · efftpN!y~ · iii BeHalro • apent tbe ·week..qd with their Dick Youn&, faniillea here. Jtmy Vlck•ra returned from 1, Rem1mber, Caldwell. !d•ist• !lie !ree eventually m!Y gel 2Q to I I . 10::10 State Trooper .l( · ~SY.,tO ~IAett ·· UIY: , t~..~u~: · '' '""' 1 ~1 , 1..4···.. ' I, ~, ...... ~· Ceet taU. so don\ plant it too 1dloJho tbe house. The baek yaril tho 1~,a corner of the lot Cb\lld b,e I locid location. ' ··YOU . ' NEED _. M4STER · MIX ·. ·~!IIPI-..' Qtf.CO~'talnJsd bulk "CGalo;;: AVllilabl• in, ~~!!~.e~r.~I:!!!J ca~~lty ilrea. b"t~ne~ f~r .p~po· ·, <C~~~D EGGLA~ : ·'' ' PE'·''ETSI a:..a.. ( ' I .• 0 0 0 I 0 0 O i~ \ '\ ,, ~ ' '. 0 0 "W; Do ·CasaOm (,irlndlng . N. seeoDd St , : .i • · .; · Mlddlepot1 ., i" . H I. U. T""tl!t e~rtl+ pines as. Ornk lett.! SI.Q\Ift to ae. Cirillo ot eat~· · H. M'eulirf otllml S?. Put ott ".Eat away, ltepth 11. SO\llld, ai - ..:lloHt . 11. ratw 13.1Clnd o( IIIIi 14. Honey - mlkm · { \ .' ,.,, ror· ..: " q:.:~ �, - ·-- ... ~~_.. .. o:.ti'e~:1f, l9s7 'TILfVIStOtltt..' Gf)l)l.... High,wtiy,s, TheirR~Locat>ion, Should Be Subject For 'Wiiii,.'Hie'ln Meigs County In Months1 Years To Come ' ~~ ~~; 'Boll! ebillises have been re· Departllie11t . ) ;, 1et tO appear 111 IH!tual blueprfllts. Ma'tever their stage, surely II. ~ Will·fa~ tlleee propoaed alter· a~N~ 11, tatet. ·The qu~n· ta, d6·W!l w&iit It sooner, or . Many Are Wotflied, Too ·. · di.'i-1ft' A~lls' ali'oadr hu obtained '(Vell·~~ ~. regarding re-routing ~~ II'OUDd ~}!; A!~fds wli11U II. D11 w'e; In ~flilllci, w .,. 4\1"1 beliif taken around i.l5 3·00 4.00 4-45 5:00 5:30 6.U 6:25 o·so 6.45 7.00 7'3ll 00 ::30 ~I'Oj(iJW'·r:M~rt? · ,ll~q~·cfaillf. iha daf llf running high· ~i.1hlilliUlf e~ towri 011 the map Is long ;9,118.•t!i., ~tO ~~~~el'iHtgl)ways every- where In lhe natloll tltlf by-pau towns and Aif•dlllb¥iJ 8\lc!f reorouUng helps ev~~ ~e' ,4\,t; tfi tiu•lliess pQC\ple, Its ~~·(t4·r~detttll ftlles. Chafttfif ~ ~ Mlay· from , 8:45 C!l8' News 9·00 Morning ShnWI Dady Sent~eJ. Oaybolt'·1\ 9if alert Churc ..._ something\~ d le!SeR,', iJ'lllr~ ~uc -· ·.:$0LA.If . c.. ....'/, . ;~l~k,. :. . ~·U.. P,El\.. ~ ' ~ TheEditer's M31'} B31t 1 would that all "ho read thos vi)! honestly examine them.selveJ •el~re Qod (especially church olkl and see if they can realty ·•• aqy salvation in the ·custom f Chrl.stmll.l. Giving of Gifts is l) ;o01l. B~t Wh~ wdtlor oneecrtaln Epitor's t.)•llbllJl: . 1ay when o bro\het> \1. l~ need Conceimng Christmas (Chris•: oday? We ahould wurship and .Mo!i). Just look nt the ,wold tt :lve our all 'o God every ,da~ In· ~lr. 0!1" ,l!hould need be a Catho tead of just one dllY and fori•t lie to beg!ft' w1th ·to observe lfa" l!im aU the' res\ 1we oaQn~t ~d in 1he Bible an)i • Anonymous. thtn• to ~~Pl" •• that we ~re t' wrilp tlill Blrthdly' ol' Cl\tt~ It does tell .,. that we should no' e!leem one day above another Mrs James Roush entertained "" <UStom or Chmtmas " trul, R heothen practice of worship 11ith a birthday pa-rty from two Many will sn1 in tlils Joy, 1 1111 1four Sunday sft•Tnoon 1n ob· novor wors hip the Chriotmas tr" ,ervanee of her son, Bobby'F m· any other part of the cuotom birlbday. ' ~ut slnn~rs do cn&t worshiP God The Hon!lred gueot , received '!o lt hlit cou.ldifll"be:J· }tany lll'ts !roll) tho'" present. Lollipop; teuch that santa Clmu· 11 th' Nere sl•e'n d ra~«t• l'o nd re>fresh· Spl It r ChrlJIJIID~ The Bible ments of ice cream, calfo iilld kool tell~ u~ '"fhou Shalt not t•e" !ud were served to' th!! following Pam, Susie, and Franklr And tenching Senta Claus a children· Wheeler or Point P!casantj Rtcky ••b;rt;a:: beon mode on atheiSt becau ·• they have been thught Santo WESTcOLUM8iA ~~~~~u~ t1-~·:m r~:~~~r~~nth~it~,J;"•;t f::::ln~· th~hfl~h~~ ."r~d .~p~:.; IE 0AIl Y 0 SSW 0 R a.,..••• ..,.. land 27. WJEH 'Mellis County News 12:10 p.m. Daily on 9.90 Sf#Ot On Your Radio lttl n. Attol'llf1J ..;ly COIIIII· onve·f•.... ., I!Udy ttOollotlov. ... 'Ill. Jl:nlplrt .ltalf .H. Collctll 18. 1\ubt ollt SJ. Hall ema Writer 1o:oo ~alii~ .., 11:05 !ksnblng the Weatliet 11:10 The Late Shbw GauY jo:~e. g~ ~~~~~ R~ Mi. Adonis f EVi Pro FoOtball Hlxbliiliu The Line Up P<>riOi! 18 P&fsoli News 9.43 CBS Ne-.. . 9:55 Mornlri& State NIWI ~liij' f Christ Philo thea T~~ ~::L!f G~~~il D~~~ ;:t~ Chr'•s•mds Partu Held R tl d t:Oo 9·ao 8 00 Ca~tphf KaJIIIND In review, It should be difficult ·to. 4tlly that some bustne.ses woilld be liard ,mt by removing the highways. Service statloarleap Into mind. Motels ate another. ~Cin6 , ll:lb Andy'l Gent 12·1)Q True Stoty 12130 Detective~!ialty , 1:00 Down on the Farm 1:30 Big Picture 2:0o Pro Basketball 4:00 Western Theater 5.00 Sky King 5·30 Hopalong ~IIS!idy 6:00 Newr Picture .6:15 f!lolbaii~~~I1~~ - , ,6:30 Federal .IISn• ·' ~ 7:00 Satutday Nilbt Jlfll~ •7:30 ]lQ1>ple Are Punnf • ·8!110 J'erly Como 9:00 Pol'• B~en ~bow I 9:)0. Gtk:.ie lolacKeliZ!e Sh01f 10:M WHaVs It For ~0:30 YoU! Hit Parade - . Jt\Oq N,eWi l{eld!lnea U:lO Weathercast 11>1.11 ll'1tew4trlt J;Od' Sign Oft W'C'HS-1V Charbaet a ......_ I ~~~ Uf~'~iRiley 11:oo NiWs l!'adl!dt 11·10 W'e\t ' ~It· It has been repbrtcd ·I!Jat tlt! ~t•~•. High; , , NAMI OMITTID way Departmenj di &eneral\y amazed· tliat Btl Tile name ol Klren Stewart · •· , ~ few requests oon!8' from ~elgs Coqft~ W8 11'!8 •inadvertently 01mted ho"l '' J~ ·M~~dll ' t' ll~ -~~Y have not sent a dei<OOOtJi)ri to Colurilbui' with lji~. Watiama High School &nor 1 Ill! 1 " ' ' ,_., rou- lot the second Six \liQbk• Cine or two minot Gxteptlo~, On state' ~J511' Period published in Wcdn¢1\lay'i '. . ,ftlia .~~~~··ur sUer towns, 1t way toept!On protiltniS for the pail ~o~·-iif, Dally Sentinel. Miss S,til'llar1 ••"""eel'' ~:t't •om fro ' m th {o 1 t R So • <, · IlliCit 11\l'alfht "A'o" for tb•1!4lr· '" ,.... 1u • e e ur s · a· under the current quietude, It· It II' ~o 'tddl ijid' al!o/114 liave betn 111e1ltd' t)!er It ~~~~~ iom refldeflts ot the area who assume that there js nothing we waftt' Jn tHe ed She 1s a sophomore IIUy ltielr fi!Odi:' clollilng, ap!>lianm, and var- way ot highways nor 18 there anything wOt· -..... •. u .... I ' JOP eLASS TO MilT ..... •uPP .es, ro... , aureu ve merchants In- rylng us. . The JOI' Closs of IM United tent ,on IUpplylllg loCal needs and services. We should start discussing what•w~ Watlt, Methodist Church will meot at It illhe merchant Who attriH!ts trade to In view of what we're liable t& get wantlrtg .the e~urch, Monday, Dee 18jj·.'' ~·to...ll t' lh f rt 1•~· ~1 ' 7:30 p, m with Mrs W. 0. ar· wu, no e o U wus ,, ghway that may It or not. What happens to our highway sy~- nltz an~ !!Is Glen Dill os Jlos Ditit)lrc;ul,tllt. " . . tein Kolllg to 116pp\!tt to•tt _ will be ,an cxohori¥t are 'sable people In Melgl County •WI1I illfect -" h lb 'I" t """"'''''•" of t1n; and members ill'e t e we • eng 0 ev~. l .p.TIIWJ In requested to btlng a.Ocles for n wllo' argue that the' qulclier Rt. S8 is reloeat· Meigs Coultty. basket lor a needy family. e¢10,11 to cut through Chester Townsnlp and We ought to be Interested enough to want 0 IIJtiOhto Rivet above the quick· to guide these change; toward what we de. 'l'l!e meet ·llr ~pjll'lt7' ll'ill'follo\\> hete. This, It is said, sire and need Dec. 17 at 7 30 at the school ' I ~ When a program of carols Will at be presented by the pupils • Soc'1efy torson, recently and made cor· CHRISTMAS PARTY down by the dece~cl~n that they I' •1 sa~·~ T~o annual Chrlstma ' party canllol believe in . Chr10t our Tlle Ibn~~~ Chrlltnlis partv of the allver coffee aervtr; In the I Mr and Mrr WOOdrow Harrlo of tbe Imperial Electric Co , w1ll Sovlof tile Phllatbel' A~l~t; memb<lr! dlntnq room when lho tnlrty..tqht of Pittsburgh, Pa., ~ent tho week be held Dec !9 at 6 30 at Ihe --~------lli~ - lllf' ~lfii~Q'e~ ~~d , fl'llid· membou were served cookies end with her paronla, Mr and Sacred Heart Auditorium. sorvcd aod n C!Irlrtma; party ch~D~ ' lltil4 Tltur!daynlght minto and oof!oe with utidy lilln· Mr1. Sherman Btilk~M ~ apd 90 exchange ol SOc g1lts al (!If' ~ o'ehrlll. ea favoro. Chrillmaa can~leo were Mn. ,Bi!rtha Ru Mtlord wao D. 0' A. TO MIET Gil~ lor pahents at the Alhens Mrs , lids, JIFOS(~~;, u.oed on the refrruhmont tobto retulned .Honle (tlo the Melts Thoodorus CouncU D~ughters >I State l!osp1tal may be brought to ill 1 d the J!!~llnR which wa~ centered vlltH 1 boll· Qonel'll )t,.pUal ri'e4fltly. America wUI meet In rogular •"· thl! mcottng. Mem'bors m re· It ~\fdUJj~if tHU all day arrongemenl. The Rutland llome Demonstra· alon Monday, Dec 16 n1 7 p 10, queated to bring a covered dish , 91' fitilt; 1 <A~~~ DIWII be , The ~ommlttee Included Ml' :Ion Council met , at the home o! Quarter!; birthdays •111 b·· ob' and their own table serv1ce _ ttlffn· tlf Mil! Caildo tir '1\t~*<ljy, Reynold.!, and Mrs. Ernest Lsi· Mro Go(dle ,\ndel'idn Tul!tdiy. · 1 flt6, I,, 1. fllllll'l tlf llirt dlrinl!r lance, eo-chatr111on, Mra. Erwin, Mr. and ¥ra. Paul Northup CK D *""''tQ lnt lrolbebtlildo" Clll! Mia Roulh, Mrs. Otho Watts, and aona Paul, Jl', al)d Jimmy of "=u IIVIIn an~ two new IJltmbrl'l Mn. Claude Aahley with Mrs. zsneavlle apent sunday wllh hrr :~1081 . v:!~ry 11·~~. 1 rtllnquleh. ,J ward d:.!!...oeoi'Je MeinMm Clara Mmay and Mrs. Jaoob parents Mr. ond' Mrs. Cub Zhn· • u .~ ' "r" Roulh. Belt 11 contrlbutorr. merman. · o.Blv-'•• mont at. Part Jill.... Rbwh ' 'lrll Mrs. Ro10 Patterson· oud daugh· mol!lllk 1. Form" ol e~IUP ol 'the opentn. tor, •pent Monday eve•. Thruhed 3. Letter face liltlili ~lc)l• ln~ludotl U Gft nlng wtlh Mrs. Joan May and 10. ACNit Laka 4 Mon•o nl<>.- 2~, Ch..to "11!11~11·), lllltt RousH, I"" children 12 .. name lpo") 22. CloJl. .,.: 11M t llal'il11el ly Phylllo IMwllotl A s. Seat eludes IIJ' ~ ltG4ip. Mr. 'lnd Mrt Wllllam Phillips held Ulaull 23.1Pochi ol Chtltleolht ~nt SU11d«y with ment 1. Cenatol. 20. Opon. ht, patents, Mi' and M~a Joe lallon lnp · PHI!llpa. e. 28. Ltada /~ere' I\ ClJUilf Be You M!d•Day Newa Movletlme Bride and Groom Matinee Theatre Queen for a Day Modern Romancea Comedy Time Spinach PlayhoUJt Sporto'Eye • Wealhe,reial News Picttlro ' NBc News Death V•lliY. :Qara TI'IJih or ConiJOCiuencea· C ~~ -• Last Relol1 10·4~ ~ell':!liiir's ¢~"11W that used' to be h!gll\vays WithoUt tile tontld· erable dollar help the state rio\\' enjoy- We ~8 equest ""1 ittle, lllibt 9.00 M;Si1111d 9:30 The 'l'bln )!an ta:QO C~vf!ca~!:~i $l!,.fi; '!'hey als6 augiefl the tdwns will bf bard put to malnt~ln Its at~ts 111 gOOd oondillori ed. " u:ti(l Fury 1:00 s Olf rclt f, ii'sifi!~ 12:00 Tje rae Doup un . 8: ~ li:SO Truth or Consequeni!tl u.3Q '""'"·"m• .., ... ~~" '' ill .a~ti . ~. W'JBiif I o'6 HQ~Jdi l'lilodY 1~:3tf '!)q iliill flijf lfi<lay ~ 1~.(1(1 fj.e P'rl~ ~ On the other hand there are folks worried abOut tHe l'einoval of 33 from Pomeroy or rll' lllf'li!if·tli(OUW!l' c!li~a Of the Chamber routing 1 aropnd Middleport. They sea diS" oJ "'~'t ,KI..illftl~l;. t'Jit· t'~8, 0111' clvl!! clubs tlrlct jios~lbtU ty Ul -' red·'uced..,, t.\W, oiii:.;J:L"""II•'-' ......,.. ,....., "f .,..s1neal traf/1 t,' 11 u ~ --.a u. 'u,a .dryln&· up of Gllrtalli klndl ol buslnessli!l' eJ~>m·tAI' d~M: tljlolll polfcy, ihd pro- that seem to dep6tid on· tourist tra'tl16. '~\0\~~~~=· Is rili'Soll tO' believe ' '/ 1 Rool!i • ,fol' nri? ~ - _.,.;;, __ .....,......,.--"";.:..· 9:Sb 'trdnbJe With i'ither lQ:O!l .At!e'lt trule!a sboif 10:30 'rr8asute Built ') there. Increased employment, new housiiiB. and lin proved housing that should follow expandlng of employment possibilities for Meigs countians could result only In more prosper· Ity for Pomeroy and Middleport says this group of people. This, it Is said, would far outweigh any Joss in busmess from removing the highways. ' ~~jj\.thl'<lbfii~~~t- ~tl~~ tO be_slm· g;~ :~:w~~h 8:45 ' Sili! On There Is l Subject to be up for Increased will open the entire cOUnty to ne\11 houslnfl'~ll' · • ~oa ill ,lnoot\ls_ttl oome as Ohio and amployea oL KaiaaJ at Ravenswood who may die ~~~~ ~ti deeper Into Its highway re- prefer to live here rather tbap In West Vir- ' ~6~·~. glnla. It also provides an e!IBier ~cess to I<oi: ff.J.i ilie ~l'~ab~~tlon o{ U. S. Route ser lor Meigs Countians already employed ~ Oil ~t~fJlilliWaY Department draw· lltg .INJ~ 1ile tWin p/Oposltlons may not have advan~ 'that tar. They may be only in t wsid . ~rv~ ·~~'""•rs · Ch!11nel3 -Friday , ~;~ L1~r '~h~IJI - ~~~J~ $41,. ... I 33•o!ii'~ ;to8:atllt'ule probable relo~a· ~i!tli\l~~·'f o~t'·-!f n~t only Pomeroy but f. ~oany sehlltiet:·PI)i'~),nii41fp0tt, ", ' ' ' ·~ ' ·- ' 1UO Kille's 12 15 Love ot Llle 12 30 1 Seare• for l'omorr01f 12:45 QuidiDI~ J,.ht 1 oo Katle'a 1 30 A.! -tlie 'It h~n,. _, otld 'lUrn!· 2·00 Bea1 tHe Clock 1:30 itouilellitt1 3 00 B1g Payoifdl-' ' ' 3 30 l)'c Vet 01 ~ ••w~ ··-· 4 00 Jltlgti er !)«f _, Secret Stoilq Edge of N1~hl Mystery Theater Your E9So Reporter Sporti Parade 1 Weatherman 7 00 AttormOf 4 15 4 30 5·:00 6·30 6 45 6 ·55 t 7 30 Pilyli~ lri.llfl your tractor In:toii41!JI.:IF~ £00 q.ao., Channel :13 .:. FrldaJ 9:44 &lgn On . 9:45 Momlng Movie 11:00 Mventure• m Leal'lilJII 11:15() Neighbors 12:~ Noon News 12:18 Cattooa Club 12:30 IJberact 1:00 Gretchen Wade Sh01t 1·39 MliVle ~~~lnel 2:tll · l'at ind Mike 1~1 '" 10:00 C•lt .45 11:00 N~ 11:15 Theater 13 12.30 Sign OU cfr~·"'~3- ~unlay 12:59 Sign On HOO All Star Movie Matinee -' 3!3lr lJtb'!i·ttil!~ : I 4·oo Ali star QoU 3:00 Amitic~n ~an.dslinlf 6:00 SiltUrdlt g~ l!a'l'lnr 3:30 Db Ylhl tiust Your Wlret 5:15 l'i!I:sonat rtorlJe. 6:30 Sdturdly New. Review f:OO Americ~n Band!land 5:45 Cdntrb~QI 5:00 Buetaneera 6·1)0 These Our Chlltlren 5:30 Mlekty Moule Club 6.30 Play ol the Week 8:00 C"lt\On Club 7:00 Sherloet Holmes • 6:25 FlVI! Slllr Final 7:30 Keap It In The Famlly 6:45 Nel'lll 7:00 Moment of Deelslon 8'00 Cotmlty l!us!e Jubilee 7:,30 Rln Tin TIJi 9:00 Ltwtence Welt 8:00 Jlln Bowla 10:00 lltke Wallace Interview 8:30 Patrice liUDJOI Show :o.-30 IIOf.IIOWer New, 8:00 Jranl: Slnalrl Show 10:35 liOih CentUry Tli~atei 9:30 Date wltll the Aupt.. lu:so Slifl Off Arnbtt of Middle~brt; Catol)'li, of the Harold Thomas famllf .. Mike and Charlei Wlieeler, , Pilm. Susie and Frankie Whel!' and Johny Jii~nion, Sheila let ]Oc:ar wem Swld,it .. dtni(l!r ThO!J1aS; Dl!Jl!'1Roulh; Und Randy iU~l\', ~I t~~ ~o~n A/bright hdnle 1 Allbright •!l.I.W. , lllr.ctlldt ml. Harry , Van ' Mel· A4V.lll.~ Jilm'jlll\ll..,. were Mr. et were lhbpplqg: JJLiitneroy on and ~~ ()llWII!n IOU&h, , Ruth , ru...tay.' .' _, '. , and .ll'l\'9lb, at l'I~ · Jiaven; Mrfi " - t:. '·,t J Edan hfnolt ol Ml~~~~p~rt) 14ii1' Mr~ 'RDJet walket ·and d'\l.tll• !Mh W!'eeler and ~ · lia.lillii •t91: ol Poimlto! 911el!•. ~I Mt. ,lrld All~~f'll!'-o\., · ~,· .: •:,, ~~ ~w~t~eJI'· Sii~~Wf ~ 'l\tesday 1. t;,l~,~ •} : evening. · ,'fbo" ' ~«11!1t·.•l~ Uul"'nnob(e Mrs Nol'l'i1Bl~jyel~o Kda~) to 'Wttiiiil _,? J1m!llJe and Gary of Crown ' . rormer 'loe.ol rest, Sllort -oct Sfit'Tl··rtllomtr den i,l i: ••• »..r.!ll 'll'.:r;:.;., -=ftbi. ' Chll'les wa~enii~' lbhft''All· pi tal .. ·"" ~...,...... .'111¥!'! . ~ brl,tlt- · efftpN!y~ · iii BeHalro • apent tbe ·week..qd with their Dick Youn&, faniillea here. Jtmy Vlck•ra returned from 1, Rem1mber, Caldwell. !d•ist• !lie !ree eventually m!Y gel 2Q to I I . 10::10 State Trooper .l( · ~SY.,tO ~IAett ·· UIY: , t~..~u~: · '' '""' 1 ~1 , 1..4···.. ' I, ~, ...... ~· Ceet taU. so don\ plant it too 1dloJho tbe house. The baek yaril tho 1~,a corner of the lot Cb\lld b,e I locid location. ' ··YOU . ' NEED _. M4STER · MIX ·. ·~!IIPI-..' Qtf.CO~'talnJsd bulk "CGalo;;: AVllilabl• in, ~~!!~.e~r.~I:!!!J ca~~lty ilrea. b"t~ne~ f~r .p~po· ·, <C~~~D EGGLA~ : ·'' ' PE'·''ETSI a:..a.. ( ' I .• 0 0 0 I 0 0 O i~ \ '\ ,, ~ ' '. 0 0 "W; Do ·CasaOm (,irlndlng . N. seeoDd St , : .i • · .; · Mlddlepot1 ., i" . H I. U. T""tl!t e~rtl+ pines as. Ornk lett.! SI.Q\Ift to ae. Cirillo ot eat~· · H. M'eulirf otllml S?. Put ott ".Eat away, ltepth 11. SO\llld, ai - ..:lloHt . 11. ratw 13.1Clnd o( IIIIi 14. Honey - mlkm · { \ .' ,.,, ror· ..: " q:.:~ �' . ' ' ' ,. ., ' II ' I~ -~._ . ·:.:. -.f·Pre$~Yteri0tt Yo... Ftllowshi' ·· . ·:Mci~M•~ilt (!Chester Pi'~ · . 'J1he· Weatmlnatm\ fte5Mtt CAuistJntts·Pr<tyThutsd~y :Suridcty ~hocI Said · 1Auction Youth Fel· Jud~ ·sauer and Ml01 lanlr.1 CJ J' .J. t' T Be r.:-.CI Tile DaU, Sentiael I Clock ·R•dios .: . ·'AT COST· ·• ,. Powell's· Sei'Yice ' ' . . •~ ...,._ , •~-~. . . .: . . ; !.·.;. ..: . .. , •. ' . ' .•• .•• J .:.....i.a.' , lift .:~ ' StJ;i6rl . fal'thful Circle C.lass Holds Annual Chrl'stmas Dl'nner . Boudreau Goes ' you Wltb muaio a.nJ buuer. Timae applja~ Luminousclo&hand.l. In two. To B·r·o·adeas·tmg• · tnne Antique White with Ceru.. leo~ Btuo,o Mill, Qr:eoil ~Car- "'lllon PID\. •• ~ (Model 5Cll8) I . · 39• 95 • •• ' ' f952 Dodle Truck % TO'I'J With express body, 4 &peed trans. 100xl5 e ply tirts, 34,000 WERN'IR RAD~to liOOlal miles. This Is a good ""' lid. truck, mechanically rllht 1n every way, !'Wht,. Racllt IM~t A .• · Bual-. "'ol A • / N. 211d Aw. flltrt TUTTLE MOTOR CO. 24 ...HOUR < _Ope~ Evnlnp ~58 W, l\llfn Jack,ets BuildifiQ Tbis Year .. / I TOWING' Night Phone %45%·5 Preston Motors, Inc. Mlddl ~ ep~ rt Century ............. . $2995 I~ICK 4 Door Hardtop. Full Power, 1956 MERCURY ·.......... ·.. ·.. ·.. $1995 Monterey Ull'dlop 1954 btDSMOBILE "98" · ·· ······· $16f5 4 Door CADt\IJc .. ·.......... ·.. ·.. · $1 ..5 1953 SKIS .. WINDSHilDS- UGHTS liFE VESTS-BOAT COVERS , MOTOR COVERS- HORNS, etc. .... ' 4 Door 1955 PLYMOU111 o 0 o o ' ' ' 0 0 ° 0 I 0 ' 0 o I I $1095 Savoy 4 DoOr 1955 FCID I Custom 2 06011 1952 lUlCK Super 1952 If I o I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 f I $99$ 0 I I . 11utland Middleport . HarrlJonvlUe 1 2 1•2 2 tlj! 103 0 li Ujl 437 k.Oiilis ' l'la"r & ~'"" ,'f:lrilot Points ..... · Wolle; R~ll\t " , t 118 •••• , • • • . . . . . . . • . . • • • • • • , ~ S lll~or~nan, Rar'VIIle , .a 72 7 llatifto' · ~~lE Super! ·h 'r ' CHMotn .. ................ ,. .. I i ~\ • M ·& Van II ) 1 Malee. Tlalt Claristmiu a Boollng ('h..Utmas Metropolitan Morine SALES and SERV1e1· tBCW.'Mibl Sf. Phone Be•M Pemeroy, 0. Open ·Till 9 P.M. 4 Speed (43 li.PM) $3%.95 4 Speed Phonograph Aqd Radio ....... ' $39.85 4 Speed Automatle' •S4.t5 ' Gifts Me~n elf!!C'I Low' LoW riCe Y8 •• •. , . .. ..u._: V •J li By .Stylemart and tiardwick ................... $2f~t5 up TOPCOATl ·ey stylemart and Alligttor From $34~15 ~····fir ••. jlo--~4~...[ii~ilf1~1a\ • l'. - · · """'-$1.8tl V111J _ · ., ILoL. ~r .....~, . ·s·••s • ,1·n ~~ . .~· .:..... , · ~ , .. · <f' ~ · ~ ..,..."• -.- • _ • . $t!69J 1 ' ' ... ·....~:·f't5· '< ' .. ' :· _..,., ·~ ;. -~•tend ., 1 I 1 1' I Ill 117 39 ~ ~ ~~~ ,·11 FOR CHRISTMAS • LAY-A..WAY tng. scHum To ;~:;;::;:$;;;;~~~:;;;!~- MA""Ga SMIT'H. C . I A~M V ·'I : n•l:i . , . .. . .......:.. 1 1 -·-·y· CASJI IA11a. ft~lfl · .' . , ~s• IOfrLIRS · 180 181 1.willl ~"~ n~rae~, apprentice~ l~p(~.jR~e·~,~a~jfoek:ey~a~ge~nl~ Tom Lee and. 6~ , ~-..,~-~-;:~~~~~~....,~~-.,_, ~E~~~;it:~ 3eorge CfOIJ as elll!l\1!. 180 g: c-. J;· DONT LE'TTHI. 5 HAP'PEN TO YOU r .. , J ,' · .· ' · ' • • I, .• IIi • . , . ' , · · 1 , . . . . ,. · :· · •. · · •• " • I'~~,E~T Y. ctQthlna 9\1 29'11 237 Slr.SON HIGHS 1amea: earling• 2315 ' w;~;s·~·~~~~- P. Mullen ~~:~ I 1!13 147 143 Stahl Men After Win Over Aggies o~iiATIONS ,·: ; M '· .'' OUR CHRISTM. Aijl. . s~wre :~ .i: .!:; .' ~ ~. ·c· ... . _.·DY .~ .' PE~ 1_. .l .:' . . ::a,'::.~s~-p~~u~~·~Ms. "'" -~ '!II " ·. . '. •'.· , o~~Pnlled Mra. Joe Beegle, daughter, Ml!' WOMIWS LIAGUI Shirley, Racine and Mrs. Clair · 'High ~ G- Jnd; 1'. ;Ifill. Burson, Shade, were b~lnesi len 802. . visitors In Columbus, Thurs ay. : lllgb Stplte ~ ~. . . . . · · ·. ae Toys.an d ":.,S::,.: .t!l,~"g!O:,~e0~ ;:;ey :._~~~s~W. :·. ~ddina ae CHORC:fl.:es. a SHOP 7t 'tfJ 1111 ' 104 = I --t~u, ~~ttdtl y· w,:::::!J~t r ·of . •ew•t ,;.. ~d!•rt!~-,t.ate Mod•J ' n .·~gifLY .•1~00 night when he was ewarrled a tef· tuucal knock•'!~ triwnph over COLUliBUS UP-&eretarv e: Frankie Cllllpot, 118. In the elghtb State Ted w. Brown lnlorme<J round of their s<heduled 12-roiUld eountr ·bOJrrla of elfC(lon today bout. that 111cae..,ul candidates wbo !ailed to file empalrn e~~Jmse reporu but did DCJi .apend any OOU ON fOUR money wlll he lllowed to uiume CIBCAGO UP-&out 1a~k o!llce. ::":'h= : : t!/toC~~:~ !rown aald he 11 uklnl Any. Gtll. Wlll1ml 8atbe ro dttermlne report, on 18 Chl<aJO White Sox lite ~tuf ollhose tandldate; player. competlllg lh the Cuban, who sent money but tailed to Puerto Rican, Venezuelan anrl · file report 1. Domlnican Republic winter lea· I However, all eandidat.s eleet- guea. ed, illcludlng tho.. who had ., F--=------;;;;;~ expensea, mull lUe an alfidav~ listing expense. or sMing they had none before they can be eer· tlfied by Brown lor the pool. A dilemma aroae throughout the alate afwr Dee. 5 be<auao hundreds of newly-elected offJ. eiala did not file the!r report! ... 0 D'liPIay· . ,. within 30 days alter the Novem· ~ow · II ber election. Failure to do ao at fir!t ap..ar· I . · ,. or ed lo mean Uoat a certifirate election could not Jl8ued W them. USE State Jaw •lso prohibltJ lhoso who fall to fP• eJ<peiiJe «ct<llllltS II lrom .aqeklnl public of/lee for /1ft' Yft.!1 'I'll~ latttr fo a QlldlKN 1iftl!t'&a- he cessflll 01' ft~ot ----TILlY NIW fiGIR'J CAPTAIN PRlNcETON N. J. UP-Fted 1 Tl!n, janlOI' lUllback who led l'rlneeton ln acorlng with 52 points lhla ae_.on, will captain the T!· gers' 19118 fodthall team. Tiley averaged 4.7 yard• per tarry this in ·•·•·· """ d h eeuoa , _...... yar s rug • .~ot th~ 1'\ , . ~-v ,. '. '· ' '· $1~*" Mi. :VV .' Y~u~ ~~lc~ ·Of 'One With 1'111 Purcrlcjsi Of 0!\1 Of The ::.•• Elect•"on !:!lUng' r·. . . ru; 1 . .Sweetpca 117'!'•, won tbe vacant Callfotnla bantam· weight eltamplonahip Saturday - bui":bew~'s:l ·; !:: ~~~o:.~.!e'vo~ w~~heSe~~~ I Mr. Gallipolis and Mra. visitors Truman 17D. were 'l'eam 'l'hrelt , _ . 6i1J1a day. s re ' Z!7&. . · Mrs. Edward Parker r· earn Si~de CariiDI& 1122 tlil'ned to h~r ~ome in ne s· STANDINGS ville Thur$tt'ioy fl'611) Holzer ltos· , W~ 1.. A.,._ pita! where she hB.! been 1 me· , .1ltors 2'T 1~ 1192 dlcal lor several wee'k!. ~~;!~~ U\1 14\l ~0 19 , ,;.,~et j_ MakPa R--~!~g On WJR Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Davis en· · en were red in Parker.- . _ nlwA 1o baJebaU tertatned With a ·surprise patty burg Me11 AI! Star Le4!'ue Wed·· illl/10 .CWI A, Easlml .Le&llle Wedne1dpy eVf!nlng·at thelr6ome, nesday 'n llli' 1'bey ""ro led by neat 101101• .SChultz, a 1 Rose i!IU; ffonorlng their daugh· Paul .wbo ~ell JI!IIIOI o! taleh'!' wltb the .St. toula BrOWIII (er. Bar~ara on her twel!th 237·~ fllr' ( ·~ . lilgb fo. and ·Ill• Plttat>urgb PhJ!e~ JIIOJI· birthday. . 1 . tal, of 7 . aged SaD .,\Jitoulo .of the ' t . • Thla · lied lhe JI~UOII· hlllh three . League latt ae~aon. Games were played durm1 the game totaf. l)ob.DOllki had~ and ~ . , , . evening and· pri.les awarded· the and Paul CW!Md 814. Tbe team IY Ulil1EP ~ winners. Tile door prize was rolled ram:ea ~1o2H018 tor Loulovllto ., ~ ..S · awarded to •Marjolle Bentz. Ia .eaeon in-•e • ·tlf 2fm, :l'l'lncelon 1ll .UpMIII' 56 . ' ·1 •• .. Colllfe U Flor).c!a Soulllo U Refreshments or decorated t'hey 1 11id lh~ Dat'lmGvlh 14 Ho"""' :: birthday cake, ice cream, loot :·~";, H :;::~ wh~ _~lad a S7L N. Can»Jina ti F....., · 74 old and ·collee were aen>ed ~ 0 0 1 Y • Richmond 7D Toll ~&M ·50 · Ruth and Bobby Brothers, Torry Iota . . . . ~· I VMI 12 liN...• 71 ol 1 ·Stalnaker, 1lJsie Arnold,- Paul CITY LI~IOU 'Lorola Li. 92 T'"""' 53 lind David Slinpson, BUl and Mar· High ... r... lJ:ioe. ,10,, lf57. . lowll"t Green 7iTQallhiUI 65 jorie Bentz, Patty. Mu,.er, Dltkie Htgh Three Game_.IIJd. P. Cllf· Ellflm Ill. 17 Quine'( to Fi>l'!ler ~Y'dl'a W~Us . Joyoo ord 861. · · t . cuH Old homo 6t'MU .A '$1ii\i!Wollon Ann''!!mith, Sharon Htgli Single Game! P. ord, Tt;. ·w..tom 63 McM;~ ·52 Folmer, Rieha~d Halley, 1louglass i37. lowe 51 54 lrlthlm Pfou"' U Moore, ElizabQth Bruch., Edd" Team Three «ames: K·V Cads Utlh r) Us A"'"tll St. 59 Frick 1anice Evanj, Erote Hall, 27&9 , o..,... lit 63 Soottlo 15 CarolYn Vaughan, MarY, Geor~e . · Team Single Game: X.V cads, Sou. Col. Loyvlo Col. 60 and Linda Starcher and Gene and 05S. Findley tOO Boldwh>Wal~ 90 Russell Davis. STANDING Woooter eon.,. 91 G.,.. City, Adull!r present were Mr• Kate 1 w. L A... Pa. CGI!oto 61 Sinclair, Mrs. Gedrge Brothers, :SJ>ot! C.nt.r 33 15 1M3 . 14 Ohio u. Froth 70 Mr>. Davod Slater, MJSI HelM Stroh's Beer 28 20·, 851 ..,.,,.,... 11 Calif. Pa. Tlich. 64 Davis, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Vou· K·V Cads 27 21 J33 0,, IN~oo~rt~hll~m~~HM~II~J..~ib~alo~,~Mie~h!_64 ·ghan, Mrs. David Davis and ·Rev. llr ·Bee 23 25' 817 -,- · and Mrs. _Liston Halley and chi!· 'seiaey )toaa Brad · u · 'J!I ~lit , 00 when ChalkY Wright ~att.n, ~ren Robm, Randy and Rollr:. 14 lit '1911 him In 10 rounds, Ill bu_ own 1.8 StllMlf b . The honored guest receovel : SUtiiJit ~ ., .town of Baltimore, 1n an many nice gilts and sending girts l·lnd. 3 aamea: ]!, ~ 881 unsuccessful el!ort to regain tho but unable .to attend ware D?tlte lnd J - : 1. ~ .an• w. tfi,!iler title. Lou Brown, ·Anita Hall, Lmd' Wtlrlltlf ·filL , . 11'1mever happened to Ham Folmer, lohnnY Musser, Mlsoes feam 3 games· S!t'ob'a Beer 2802 leltrat Today, be Is 43, out of ~oyue and Emma Lou DaviB, Mrs. ll'eam 1 game· 5tl'llti1~ Beer 084. the light game but very d•flllite< ,It himtheWith a portable wblle Society presented radio him ")th an eleetrl• shaver. · , Gilts were •11• . ~resented to !IJ!a. Gordon Creamer; Mrs. ll@r· if*lne B~~ll :aJid Jl,ir~~a l)'ollje ·n appreQiitlon for ,ihc service! the ·c~ilfcli: Dl 0 IDGIIIJCIITS R. Da'vls, Rose Hill, Wednesday. 8 46 ' ehtckeil dlnner ~erved by •and Newha;::,ven ·res1aw.f.• •nt. A door prize waa won by Edward Rletlrd. · . Christmas .. ft. .,..,. present· "'' to Father O'Rellly by the two ·>rcanlzatlona.' The Club prese~t ,.,.., ·.II .. ...._IINI. '1'0. un·· ..,~· . 1 ,,.,,.. ~!· Barbara Davis Is Honored On 12th Birthday · ~ellalitl~ i'ed·e!co, elected secretary New H•• Sharon ltobert Davis,. Young.Peggy cllltord TOP 1 Folmer and ven was named treasurer. c. ~wley Following the buslnel, meetl~g POM · PERS R. Gl!liJtl · \ rti.L '' •Ul$ P• 1 , HIM WITH GIFTS FR!Ql DOWNIE-GlOSS IN l'OM~It()Y n· Late Model(;dtJGt lrtjii!,:._.J,illilthl. In Your Life! . fJ.lfl .,ars CO"tl •idl~l'~l:Ue.wr. Raal ·n la for the P~.UI LARGE SELECftON OP COLORS AND PA'ITEINI .~ifi· REFt(IG!RAT.iON Automatic • . •.. . . . •74.95 1'SI Christmas I .Esto Fl'deii'S .. ' n·dAft..lu: ii-;o;~ .)f~' ~tu" ' )/INJ; , 1 A Yule Party Held , Twentv-olx member. of the ~:,sto Fldedlls Club and the Allor Society. of St. JoB~ph's · Catholl• · ·. ~· ,, !Ve::Sem~ , What We Sell ChuN!b In Mason attended 1 C)lrlstmu parly held ·pt l)lo Below-.-JIIiidleport ~ Setiool . l>llrlsti Hall on Wednesoay even· ' llllddlepcirt, Ohio ( ing Dl!<. 11. . , iiiiii;ii~·:iiiiiiiiiii~iiii~~',~ :J:4ward The meetlnt was m charee of Rlekartl, pteslfeft of the Club aQd 'was orned· with a hJM 'f ile ·r$).er ti Fdhb Jdfm J. f1 Lmr. Y, '"A m~tlng ms held and the ~olnll\g yeor o Pte!tdent W1ls · H'IM!n; Mrs' 4 Speed HI·FI BEGINNING DEC. lf 1 (lto,...,)l~lllil~. returilll!d home this evenlnt ftlom' H~)ltl,nallln · where he has · · ·~en "emplql\fd wit~ 'lll.e )lunun&!ott ··Publlsblilg Go., a"Q•·l,u!s 'r~lli:ed. Mr. · HoeOieh · a native of Pomeroy,.)Pfi!f ' the most ~1 bl.! Uf<o Ill the . newapaper .work 4n .Meigs County before going' to Huntington ·eight years ago. He served as shOP' foreman for '!'he Dally Tl'iltune and' also the Rim· eroy S'entlnel lor al number of years. , ~,. :~..,.OPEN ~~,,.,.,....,. i USE OUR LAY·AWAY PliAN! • ' New~.~ - 'i!i.:.~W . ·. .~<•r:k . t?"K~ lo! , $4.95 • 1 • .' ,:!'\I!~~IAH!t_ 1 George Hot!flich f ' RetlfeS fO.ft'l .. . 1,• 110J1'~D1Nfl ' ~ • 1 ~ ' .,,. \t. • .. ~.f. Kar,t 80 59 ' . Delue 2 tiolr '5 ·~ ....... ' .... ..... . $695 \• 1952 I 161 2 !7D 171 o TO!' 10 . 1958 SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS BOATS - All Types and Kinds __ _ MIIGS arid WAHAMA W, L. Per At. ' 0 1'15 126 3 ~ 173 84 2 0 142 8'7 , .. 1i~--iiijiiJijifiijiiiitN~·PN··--N~-~=Ett~~ TOP 10. 110 . ' lllawr & S•hotl G._ Pointe Alben• 5 117 IMcConkey, MorMan, Logan 3 84 Johnaon, Pomeroy 2 58 Walton, Wellston 2 54 Gatkell, A!hi1n1 ·5 49 Boatlc, Galll~olla 3 44 \!alton, Nels''llle 2 41 ·Potts, Wellaton a 39 Coen, Athena 5 37 Brandon, ~ogan 8 33 R.. d. Wellaton 2 33 !!ilronauglo1 Jaokaon 2 33 ·' I lo Idle nwhllo to ~ Wohum to trv Ealllern to !poi!goes Coac·h Don MrKen>le'• skein of thrr, <lrnlght. E"tern. hn., lost to Pomorov and Cooli!IU. •nd took 'Rnt1Rntl. Wahamr ownA wt~ 8 ov('r Middleport, Rutland. and Che· •hire. . 1957 17" Plw~-· · .Soft, fijen.dJJ . PERKO BOATING ACCESSORIES • A cpMfLETE sELECT.JON or , :' to inake th~ mother, Mrs Fannie Kaspar the s-o Harrl•onvill,, Past weekend. - , FROM OUR SELECTION OF FINE ;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;~:I In Outolde SilO the Raelno IMland the to battle Red;;;--~· Do· Io· nnd-:-::-~--~-Mrs Fred Mescher o' vflll 11u~ first irue thh I senson Grundy, Va, were guasts or h~:­ Mrs. Fl'unk Sisson of Charle•· ton, S. C., arrlvod ID!t Salurdav to ~~nd the bolit.ays With hrr noronts, Mr. and Alra, Floyd Spen,oo. • _._ I For The Man On Your Christmas List Choose 8 hoavlhl favored 'l'ornndo rrrord TOY.S ·FOI T II.L tlt·· · - Donald_ Wolfe, Racine's scorekeeplng fixture, and hi h school prmcipa!, Is wearing a ted face this week. ."Tg He Is accepting blame for Carl Wolfe (no relation) brealdn~ the afi.tJme scorin~ record In one game against rls~nv!IJe Tues!lay night. . 1 , • · th C~ach Morr~on asiiM me 'after the game got started e record was, said Don, more widely known as up; ..1. ~n a snap d~ision Plzzle told Morrison it was 41 points Y, ob T.aylor in 1955 against Rutland. ' , . ~rnson wanf~d to leave Carl in long enough to break the ~~c~~r~:~~ly:.~!~i~~i~~~-so as not to beat the Scipio boys too So when Carl I!Ot his 42nd point out he came Th ov.er five minutes left to play. · ere was And when the team returned to Racine. and records r checked, it was found Taylor had ~!Otten 46 pofn'ts I 4wel e "Oh well " Morriso , no . able to,bre~k the rec~r;~~:r:s~~~~~:~nhg:;eci:~dan"ytCalmrleis Ji. season. -~:;:-:-:-:::::--1 PHONE 6181 PIIODA 82,, BOWlJNG '. ' bear Ia ooloi- • ful cJoihea. . Racine Principal Has Red Face Day Phone 8104 '1'111 8 P.~l Tile .Jackets aren't fOIIfg to b~ hu1j!jllafed too badly b body, They're small lind Will be beaten 'by the bigge~ more ~l'erlenced clubs. That old saying, "W~it til next Is overworked but It appll4!!1 to the Swackhamer boys Mike Erwin of the varslt~ squ~d lir 11 seJtior; the othe~s jumors tmd sophomores. Tile Jackets wlll be tough b ruary, 1958 and a Jo! tougher thq following December. Y 1a ' 481 S. 3rd ,\ve. ;· I PRICED TO SELL / ,. en lowa,btp' of the Flret Preabytet'lan Zlrtle. lleaden were Susan Al· ~~::e IIJQ . ' 0 :JU\ol Churcb• wellllnted • t:brtstmas lens worth, Sandra Hysell, Elate The SF'R Sunday .SchoOf ;olatl ·I The o~Mashio)led auction held 9'011'101• 'l'h~ ~at .UW ·Reichman, Patricia Hall, Jamie of IJJo Mason Methodist .Church at the Cheslft' adlool grounds December -mcelliig of fir? \V'o111' Jobb, Charlene .Davis, Lynn ·met on last Thursday eveglnJ I~ JPoMOred by the CbHter PTA .WI'a .Aiaoelattan· ln tile -~h so· Bu~bana.n. Carolyn Rwell, with tbe chureb basement. A potluck of Eastern Local l)ljtrict was r.. ·-1,1 •roo'ma ·\WU~b liere Aecfl'ated llltnlil!th Curry, a neiit member dinner was served to tlte mem· ported a auetelt wlta the &tlll1 or 'io -• tltj)lll'; \\11th 'CiirtJIIJiltt llr nre c!hiJir, · bcrs, Pll.31 cleared. . ~MI'!i ~ . .clli :rc~ pre· . The first act ~Dl\'.4 wltb So~y The group Silllg Cbrlatmlll All 101'11 QC I~ f'~ offerlldent, opened the m~·with Grytt. lll\~1 "iiut)iel't Cradle earola and a prayer waa pl!etilJI ed lor we. 11. J!qe ,_lit: •• llfld '~fill oltaf!~f bJ the · . 1 and RYrttif'' 'bellll'f., th' ta~ssloniJ bf Mra. Katie Foglesong !oUow1 and food Wll ...mL 'QieJI'QOeeliJ 'ed' !!i.e \lldYJIIJQ~e ., the "1oy to th~ 'Wo~ld:.• ed by the Lord'' Prmr )lelng "'111 ""' towmc. ~ bbJIJii •! ~~!110 !'~l pl 'ya ~Uow· In the ;~·-• a·', .whl·• was said by the group. . · fqlipmllt. fw ~~Citlltai' fDIIIJi. !« !I'd!) fi'ayei' p '' . In· ~-~ .. "" Readings were prese~ted br ......... !Dr IJI!IIUII\lll' prolfalll. ,llld•d pr 4 yer, . ~rlptur~tlijin the tb.e day aller he )>irlh of 1esus !lro. Gladys Gllbert a~d Mrt Mrs. Sam~·Q . VldbPI ~~ ·IJ!nc!l P1111flil anif St. !t:uke anft Mary, Jo•cph, the 'Inn-keeper and Cliff Cook. Devotions were cor.· of the Cheater P:J'A: wishes to "My ~ht>l»trn~ Pl'are~" by Dr. the ~hephord took part and had eluded b~ the singing of th, thank all tho•e who .be\ped in I!Ql~h Sjlaullfllli CushiiJin. read1nga Wllh Judy Sauer recil· hymn, "Bleascd Be the Tic That any way to make tbe autlloa • Mrs. fll~n 'Wijte, •eOrlnelllor lng a poem; Janice Zirkle led In r Binds." BUCeeso. 1f· tlie .m w1i• &. 6hal'le of tllent.prayer and t~e clO.!lnQ A' gift exchange followed the their the ~~~ peo- benedoctoon. dinnfr. Mrs. Myrtle WatJon, Miner~ ol'o · ~stumes 1udy Gregg, moderator of the vile waa the dinner gueat of her robes. WYF, thanked the Associatio~ oiswr a_nd brother·lll·law, Mr. .Jit~lraat , for inviting them to gjvo the and llro. Stante~ lonei, Tbun ' program; thanked Hubert Taylor day. for building the nativity aeene . aDd Paul l!llptonatall and his iloelilllltarue<! oommitte for deeorallng the church. The W\'F presented ~ltR. The Faithful Circle Sunday White with 4 gjlt in appreeia· School class held ils annual · of her wor k wit b "woe group Christmas dinner at the •ome 9! bon '' They bad an exchange ol girts at l!rs. H•ttie Shank Thursday evecmcAGO ·uP-Lou Boudreau the close of their'program.. ning. Mystery 'sisters were . re- today joined the growing roiter The Aasoclatlon mem1)ers alao vealed and new names drawlf tor of former major league bueba11 exchange~! Jif.l.! ·and. pufich, tee the comong year. A lurkey ·pii•· stal'1 who have df.wrted the play cream, • pooJ;l~• and qoffee were ner was served to: · lng field lor the 6rolldcaitltlg •erved In the dining room which Rev ar.d Ml'9. Floyd Worbum, booth. c 1of was decorat(lJl· lb kecpong with \11'9. ~amie Holm... Mrs. caroBoudreau, 1Ol'rlJt!r !lllnaJef' Christmas. Miss Susan Park pre, lyn Miller, MrS. All~e IIJlacr. the CleVelJnd lltdllll fb~ ltl'n· ~ded Ill the punch bowl. Hostess· \lrs. llmma Hayman, Mra. Fannie Ill! City ~thletles, waa hired es wore Mrt. Garen Stansbur~. Varian, Mr!. Ada Cramlet, Mrs. Thur•day for an unlllsclosed sum '!Iss Mary PaJk, Ml~ Sul8n Park Rose !!cllade, Mr>. Violet Grimm to bl'Oldcast in · Chicago CUb Mro. lllarcuo>Ciilmbhl\;, Mrl. R. M "· Orpha !Iii I, Mrs. Genevle., borne and roall ga!Ms ~eat 1herman, ltjl·B. }Valier· Waddell Powell and the holtcaa Mrs. son for station WaN'. vltb Mrs. Lowell Prdbasco aad Shank. · llrs. Geor,. Sauer contributoi'S " Guesfs lneludc6 Mrs. tromer J. Hyaell an.r t.rr•. 0. P. Klein. . - ' . '. Middleport, Oblo CiOtK IADIO WITH OilY ·COtciU "n ALL TH' AUTOMAtiC IXTIAII ~.!.ut~ it.ael'r off Wb~ you're ' ·.' .·f Jt,·. ; ·. c $10.50' up • ,. ... . .' ., .' , ·l PLUS TAX AND OLD BATTERY \Vaket~ •# ' ass "' SPORTS DESK ..ll~p. · SeefyOI Slate · l r. · Comf cfiMI Ltl 0.. CIUCAGO UP-Ohio State an~ Indiana, a pair or higbiY·tout.r favorite• in pre·aeason iltimate· will he aeeklng their first b8!ke' ball vletory in three tncs Satur· Expert Strv.,m.tn Chtclk Your. Cor Pt0111 lumpet . ' Ill' jfrtte ·iluekeyes, who b~ve beer KentuCky and llutle• to the Texas Allie• In afternoon lelevlsion game, ·an~ Hoosiers upser v!etim11of lTnivJslly and Kansas travel to Missouri.1 what Became Qt,. To lu"'per ..... TO IMS~RI .,.1. MI'E, SM8!0TB ;COLD•lV&l't- I I ~· ~ ALL W~a ., R. H.\ ~WLINGS SQ;N$ .,ar~tE ... . 1 - ~·· . �' . ' ' ' ,. ., ' II ' I~ -~._ . ·:.:. -.f·Pre$~Yteri0tt Yo... Ftllowshi' ·· . ·:Mci~M•~ilt (!Chester Pi'~ · . 'J1he· Weatmlnatm\ fte5Mtt CAuistJntts·Pr<tyThutsd~y :Suridcty ~hocI Said · 1Auction Youth Fel· Jud~ ·sauer and Ml01 lanlr.1 CJ J' .J. t' T Be r.:-.CI Tile DaU, Sentiael I Clock ·R•dios .: . ·'AT COST· ·• ,. Powell's· Sei'Yice ' ' . . •~ ...,._ , •~-~. . . .: . . ; !.·.;. ..: . .. , •. ' . ' .•• .•• J .:.....i.a.' , lift .:~ ' StJ;i6rl . fal'thful Circle C.lass Holds Annual Chrl'stmas Dl'nner . Boudreau Goes ' you Wltb muaio a.nJ buuer. Timae applja~ Luminousclo&hand.l. In two. To B·r·o·adeas·tmg• · tnne Antique White with Ceru.. leo~ Btuo,o Mill, Qr:eoil ~Car- "'lllon PID\. •• ~ (Model 5Cll8) I . · 39• 95 • •• ' ' f952 Dodle Truck % TO'I'J With express body, 4 &peed trans. 100xl5 e ply tirts, 34,000 WERN'IR RAD~to liOOlal miles. This Is a good ""' lid. truck, mechanically rllht 1n every way, !'Wht,. Racllt IM~t A .• · Bual-. "'ol A • / N. 211d Aw. flltrt TUTTLE MOTOR CO. 24 ...HOUR < _Ope~ Evnlnp ~58 W, l\llfn Jack,ets BuildifiQ Tbis Year .. / I TOWING' Night Phone %45%·5 Preston Motors, Inc. Mlddl ~ ep~ rt Century ............. . $2995 I~ICK 4 Door Hardtop. Full Power, 1956 MERCURY ·.......... ·.. ·.. ·.. $1995 Monterey Ull'dlop 1954 btDSMOBILE "98" · ·· ······· $16f5 4 Door CADt\IJc .. ·.......... ·.. ·.. · $1 ..5 1953 SKIS .. WINDSHilDS- UGHTS liFE VESTS-BOAT COVERS , MOTOR COVERS- HORNS, etc. .... ' 4 Door 1955 PLYMOU111 o 0 o o ' ' ' 0 0 ° 0 I 0 ' 0 o I I $1095 Savoy 4 DoOr 1955 FCID I Custom 2 06011 1952 lUlCK Super 1952 If I o I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 f I $99$ 0 I I . 11utland Middleport . HarrlJonvlUe 1 2 1•2 2 tlj! 103 0 li Ujl 437 k.Oiilis ' l'la"r & ~'"" ,'f:lrilot Points ..... · Wolle; R~ll\t " , t 118 •••• , • • • . . . . . . . • . . • • • • • • , ~ S lll~or~nan, Rar'VIIle , .a 72 7 llatifto' · ~~lE Super! ·h 'r ' CHMotn .. ................ ,. .. I i ~\ • M ·& Van II ) 1 Malee. Tlalt Claristmiu a Boollng ('h..Utmas Metropolitan Morine SALES and SERV1e1· tBCW.'Mibl Sf. Phone Be•M Pemeroy, 0. Open ·Till 9 P.M. 4 Speed (43 li.PM) $3%.95 4 Speed Phonograph Aqd Radio ....... ' $39.85 4 Speed Automatle' •S4.t5 ' Gifts Me~n elf!!C'I Low' LoW riCe Y8 •• •. , . .. ..u._: V •J li By .Stylemart and tiardwick ................... $2f~t5 up TOPCOATl ·ey stylemart and Alligttor From $34~15 ~····fir ••. jlo--~4~...[ii~ilf1~1a\ • l'. - · · """'-$1.8tl V111J _ · ., ILoL. ~r .....~, . ·s·••s • ,1·n ~~ . .~· .:..... , · ~ , .. · <f' ~ · ~ ..,..."• -.- • _ • . $t!69J 1 ' ' ... ·....~:·f't5· '< ' .. ' :· _..,., ·~ ;. -~•tend ., 1 I 1 1' I Ill 117 39 ~ ~ ~~~ ,·11 FOR CHRISTMAS • LAY-A..WAY tng. scHum To ;~:;;::;:$;;;;~~~:;;;!~- MA""Ga SMIT'H. C . I A~M V ·'I : n•l:i . , . .. . .......:.. 1 1 -·-·y· CASJI IA11a. ft~lfl · .' . , ~s• IOfrLIRS · 180 181 1.willl ~"~ n~rae~, apprentice~ l~p(~.jR~e·~,~a~jfoek:ey~a~ge~nl~ Tom Lee and. 6~ , ~-..,~-~-;:~~~~~~....,~~-.,_, ~E~~~;it:~ 3eorge CfOIJ as elll!l\1!. 180 g: c-. J;· DONT LE'TTHI. 5 HAP'PEN TO YOU r .. , J ,' · .· ' · ' • • I, .• IIi • . , . ' , · · 1 , . . . . ,. · :· · •. · · •• " • I'~~,E~T Y. ctQthlna 9\1 29'11 237 Slr.SON HIGHS 1amea: earling• 2315 ' w;~;s·~·~~~~- P. Mullen ~~:~ I 1!13 147 143 Stahl Men After Win Over Aggies o~iiATIONS ,·: ; M '· .'' OUR CHRISTM. Aijl. . s~wre :~ .i: .!:; .' ~ ~. ·c· ... . _.·DY .~ .' PE~ 1_. .l .:' . . ::a,'::.~s~-p~~u~~·~Ms. "'" -~ '!II " ·. . '. •'.· , o~~Pnlled Mra. Joe Beegle, daughter, Ml!' WOMIWS LIAGUI Shirley, Racine and Mrs. Clair · 'High ~ G- Jnd; 1'. ;Ifill. Burson, Shade, were b~lnesi len 802. . visitors In Columbus, Thurs ay. : lllgb Stplte ~ ~. . . . . · · ·. ae Toys.an d ":.,S::,.: .t!l,~"g!O:,~e0~ ;:;ey :._~~~s~W. :·. ~ddina ae CHORC:fl.:es. a SHOP 7t 'tfJ 1111 ' 104 = I --t~u, ~~ttdtl y· w,:::::!J~t r ·of . •ew•t ,;.. ~d!•rt!~-,t.ate Mod•J ' n .·~gifLY .•1~00 night when he was ewarrled a tef· tuucal knock•'!~ triwnph over COLUliBUS UP-&eretarv e: Frankie Cllllpot, 118. In the elghtb State Ted w. Brown lnlorme<J round of their s<heduled 12-roiUld eountr ·bOJrrla of elfC(lon today bout. that 111cae..,ul candidates wbo !ailed to file empalrn e~~Jmse reporu but did DCJi .apend any OOU ON fOUR money wlll he lllowed to uiume CIBCAGO UP-&out 1a~k o!llce. ::":'h= : : t!/toC~~:~ !rown aald he 11 uklnl Any. Gtll. Wlll1ml 8atbe ro dttermlne report, on 18 Chl<aJO White Sox lite ~tuf ollhose tandldate; player. competlllg lh the Cuban, who sent money but tailed to Puerto Rican, Venezuelan anrl · file report 1. Domlnican Republic winter lea· I However, all eandidat.s eleet- guea. ed, illcludlng tho.. who had ., F--=------;;;;;~ expensea, mull lUe an alfidav~ listing expense. or sMing they had none before they can be eer· tlfied by Brown lor the pool. A dilemma aroae throughout the alate afwr Dee. 5 be<auao hundreds of newly-elected offJ. eiala did not file the!r report! ... 0 D'liPIay· . ,. within 30 days alter the Novem· ~ow · II ber election. Failure to do ao at fir!t ap..ar· I . · ,. or ed lo mean Uoat a certifirate election could not Jl8ued W them. USE State Jaw •lso prohibltJ lhoso who fall to fP• eJ<peiiJe «ct<llllltS II lrom .aqeklnl public of/lee for /1ft' Yft.!1 'I'll~ latttr fo a QlldlKN 1iftl!t'&a- he cessflll 01' ft~ot ----TILlY NIW fiGIR'J CAPTAIN PRlNcETON N. J. UP-Fted 1 Tl!n, janlOI' lUllback who led l'rlneeton ln acorlng with 52 points lhla ae_.on, will captain the T!· gers' 19118 fodthall team. Tiley averaged 4.7 yard• per tarry this in ·•·•·· """ d h eeuoa , _...... yar s rug • .~ot th~ 1'\ , . ~-v ,. '. '· ' '· $1~*" Mi. :VV .' Y~u~ ~~lc~ ·Of 'One With 1'111 Purcrlcjsi Of 0!\1 Of The ::.•• Elect•"on !:!lUng' r·. . . ru; 1 . .Sweetpca 117'!'•, won tbe vacant Callfotnla bantam· weight eltamplonahip Saturday - bui":bew~'s:l ·; !:: ~~~o:.~.!e'vo~ w~~heSe~~~ I Mr. Gallipolis and Mra. visitors Truman 17D. were 'l'eam 'l'hrelt , _ . 6i1J1a day. s re ' Z!7&. . · Mrs. Edward Parker r· earn Si~de CariiDI& 1122 tlil'ned to h~r ~ome in ne s· STANDINGS ville Thur$tt'ioy fl'611) Holzer ltos· , W~ 1.. A.,._ pita! where she hB.! been 1 me· , .1ltors 2'T 1~ 1192 dlcal lor several wee'k!. ~~;!~~ U\1 14\l ~0 19 , ,;.,~et j_ MakPa R--~!~g On WJR Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Davis en· · en were red in Parker.- . _ nlwA 1o baJebaU tertatned With a ·surprise patty burg Me11 AI! Star Le4!'ue Wed·· illl/10 .CWI A, Easlml .Le&llle Wedne1dpy eVf!nlng·at thelr6ome, nesday 'n llli' 1'bey ""ro led by neat 101101• .SChultz, a 1 Rose i!IU; ffonorlng their daugh· Paul .wbo ~ell JI!IIIOI o! taleh'!' wltb the .St. toula BrOWIII (er. Bar~ara on her twel!th 237·~ fllr' ( ·~ . lilgb fo. and ·Ill• Plttat>urgb PhJ!e~ JIIOJI· birthday. . 1 . tal, of 7 . aged SaD .,\Jitoulo .of the ' t . • Thla · lied lhe JI~UOII· hlllh three . League latt ae~aon. Games were played durm1 the game totaf. l)ob.DOllki had~ and ~ . , , . evening and· pri.les awarded· the and Paul CW!Md 814. Tbe team IY Ulil1EP ~ winners. Tile door prize was rolled ram:ea ~1o2H018 tor Loulovllto ., ~ ..S · awarded to •Marjolle Bentz. Ia .eaeon in-•e • ·tlf 2fm, :l'l'lncelon 1ll .UpMIII' 56 . ' ·1 •• .. Colllfe U Flor).c!a Soulllo U Refreshments or decorated t'hey 1 11id lh~ Dat'lmGvlh 14 Ho"""' :: birthday cake, ice cream, loot :·~";, H :;::~ wh~ _~lad a S7L N. Can»Jina ti F....., · 74 old and ·collee were aen>ed ~ 0 0 1 Y • Richmond 7D Toll ~&M ·50 · Ruth and Bobby Brothers, Torry Iota . . . . ~· I VMI 12 liN...• 71 ol 1 ·Stalnaker, 1lJsie Arnold,- Paul CITY LI~IOU 'Lorola Li. 92 T'"""' 53 lind David Slinpson, BUl and Mar· High ... r... lJ:ioe. ,10,, lf57. . lowll"t Green 7iTQallhiUI 65 jorie Bentz, Patty. Mu,.er, Dltkie Htgh Three Game_.IIJd. P. Cllf· Ellflm Ill. 17 Quine'( to Fi>l'!ler ~Y'dl'a W~Us . Joyoo ord 861. · · t . cuH Old homo 6t'MU .A '$1ii\i!Wollon Ann''!!mith, Sharon Htgli Single Game! P. ord, Tt;. ·w..tom 63 McM;~ ·52 Folmer, Rieha~d Halley, 1louglass i37. lowe 51 54 lrlthlm Pfou"' U Moore, ElizabQth Bruch., Edd" Team Three «ames: K·V Cads Utlh r) Us A"'"tll St. 59 Frick 1anice Evanj, Erote Hall, 27&9 , o..,... lit 63 Soottlo 15 CarolYn Vaughan, MarY, Geor~e . · Team Single Game: X.V cads, Sou. Col. Loyvlo Col. 60 and Linda Starcher and Gene and 05S. Findley tOO Boldwh>Wal~ 90 Russell Davis. STANDING Woooter eon.,. 91 G.,.. City, Adull!r present were Mr• Kate 1 w. L A... Pa. CGI!oto 61 Sinclair, Mrs. Gedrge Brothers, :SJ>ot! C.nt.r 33 15 1M3 . 14 Ohio u. Froth 70 Mr>. Davod Slater, MJSI HelM Stroh's Beer 28 20·, 851 ..,.,,.,... 11 Calif. Pa. Tlich. 64 Davis, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Vou· K·V Cads 27 21 J33 0,, IN~oo~rt~hll~m~~HM~II~J..~ib~alo~,~Mie~h!_64 ·ghan, Mrs. David Davis and ·Rev. llr ·Bee 23 25' 817 -,- · and Mrs. _Liston Halley and chi!· 'seiaey )toaa Brad · u · 'J!I ~lit , 00 when ChalkY Wright ~att.n, ~ren Robm, Randy and Rollr:. 14 lit '1911 him In 10 rounds, Ill bu_ own 1.8 StllMlf b . The honored guest receovel : SUtiiJit ~ ., .town of Baltimore, 1n an many nice gilts and sending girts l·lnd. 3 aamea: ]!, ~ 881 unsuccessful el!ort to regain tho but unable .to attend ware D?tlte lnd J - : 1. ~ .an• w. tfi,!iler title. Lou Brown, ·Anita Hall, Lmd' Wtlrlltlf ·filL , . 11'1mever happened to Ham Folmer, lohnnY Musser, Mlsoes feam 3 games· S!t'ob'a Beer 2802 leltrat Today, be Is 43, out of ~oyue and Emma Lou DaviB, Mrs. ll'eam 1 game· 5tl'llti1~ Beer 084. the light game but very d•flllite< ,It himtheWith a portable wblle Society presented radio him ")th an eleetrl• shaver. · , Gilts were •11• . ~resented to !IJ!a. Gordon Creamer; Mrs. ll@r· if*lne B~~ll :aJid Jl,ir~~a l)'ollje ·n appreQiitlon for ,ihc service! the ·c~ilfcli: Dl 0 IDGIIIJCIITS R. Da'vls, Rose Hill, Wednesday. 8 46 ' ehtckeil dlnner ~erved by •and Newha;::,ven ·res1aw.f.• •nt. A door prize waa won by Edward Rletlrd. · . Christmas .. ft. .,..,. present· "'' to Father O'Rellly by the two ·>rcanlzatlona.' The Club prese~t ,.,.., ·.II .. ...._IINI. '1'0. un·· ..,~· . 1 ,,.,,.. ~!· Barbara Davis Is Honored On 12th Birthday · ~ellalitl~ i'ed·e!co, elected secretary New H•• Sharon ltobert Davis,. Young.Peggy cllltord TOP 1 Folmer and ven was named treasurer. c. ~wley Following the buslnel, meetl~g POM · PERS R. Gl!liJtl · \ rti.L '' •Ul$ P• 1 , HIM WITH GIFTS FR!Ql DOWNIE-GlOSS IN l'OM~It()Y n· Late Model(;dtJGt lrtjii!,:._.J,illilthl. In Your Life! . fJ.lfl .,ars CO"tl •idl~l'~l:Ue.wr. Raal ·n la for the P~.UI LARGE SELECftON OP COLORS AND PA'ITEINI .~ifi· REFt(IG!RAT.iON Automatic • . •.. . . . •74.95 1'SI Christmas I .Esto Fl'deii'S .. ' n·dAft..lu: ii-;o;~ .)f~' ~tu" ' )/INJ; , 1 A Yule Party Held , Twentv-olx member. of the ~:,sto Fldedlls Club and the Allor Society. of St. JoB~ph's · Catholl• · ·. ~· ,, !Ve::Sem~ , What We Sell ChuN!b In Mason attended 1 C)lrlstmu parly held ·pt l)lo Below-.-JIIiidleport ~ Setiool . l>llrlsti Hall on Wednesoay even· ' llllddlepcirt, Ohio ( ing Dl!<. 11. . , iiiiii;ii~·:iiiiiiiiiii~iiii~~',~ :J:4ward The meetlnt was m charee of Rlekartl, pteslfeft of the Club aQd 'was orned· with a hJM 'f ile ·r$).er ti Fdhb Jdfm J. f1 Lmr. Y, '"A m~tlng ms held and the ~olnll\g yeor o Pte!tdent W1ls · H'IM!n; Mrs' 4 Speed HI·FI BEGINNING DEC. lf 1 (lto,...,)l~lllil~. returilll!d home this evenlnt ftlom' H~)ltl,nallln · where he has · · ·~en "emplql\fd wit~ 'lll.e )lunun&!ott ··Publlsblilg Go., a"Q•·l,u!s 'r~lli:ed. Mr. · HoeOieh · a native of Pomeroy,.)Pfi!f ' the most ~1 bl.! Uf<o Ill the . newapaper .work 4n .Meigs County before going' to Huntington ·eight years ago. He served as shOP' foreman for '!'he Dally Tl'iltune and' also the Rim· eroy S'entlnel lor al number of years. , ~,. :~..,.OPEN ~~,,.,.,....,. i USE OUR LAY·AWAY PliAN! • ' New~.~ - 'i!i.:.~W . ·. .~<•r:k . t?"K~ lo! , $4.95 • 1 • .' ,:!'\I!~~IAH!t_ 1 George Hot!flich f ' RetlfeS fO.ft'l .. . 1,• 110J1'~D1Nfl ' ~ • 1 ~ ' .,,. \t. • .. ~.f. Kar,t 80 59 ' . Delue 2 tiolr '5 ·~ ....... ' .... ..... . $695 \• 1952 I 161 2 !7D 171 o TO!' 10 . 1958 SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS BOATS - All Types and Kinds __ _ MIIGS arid WAHAMA W, L. Per At. ' 0 1'15 126 3 ~ 173 84 2 0 142 8'7 , .. 1i~--iiijiiJijifiijiiiitN~·PN··--N~-~=Ett~~ TOP 10. 110 . ' lllawr & S•hotl G._ Pointe Alben• 5 117 IMcConkey, MorMan, Logan 3 84 Johnaon, Pomeroy 2 58 Walton, Wellston 2 54 Gatkell, A!hi1n1 ·5 49 Boatlc, Galll~olla 3 44 \!alton, Nels''llle 2 41 ·Potts, Wellaton a 39 Coen, Athena 5 37 Brandon, ~ogan 8 33 R.. d. Wellaton 2 33 !!ilronauglo1 Jaokaon 2 33 ·' I lo Idle nwhllo to ~ Wohum to trv Ealllern to !poi!goes Coac·h Don MrKen>le'• skein of thrr, <lrnlght. E"tern. hn., lost to Pomorov and Cooli!IU. •nd took 'Rnt1Rntl. Wahamr ownA wt~ 8 ov('r Middleport, Rutland. and Che· •hire. . 1957 17" Plw~-· · .Soft, fijen.dJJ . PERKO BOATING ACCESSORIES • A cpMfLETE sELECT.JON or , :' to inake th~ mother, Mrs Fannie Kaspar the s-o Harrl•onvill,, Past weekend. - , FROM OUR SELECTION OF FINE ;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;~:I In Outolde SilO the Raelno IMland the to battle Red;;;--~· Do· Io· nnd-:-::-~--~-Mrs Fred Mescher o' vflll 11u~ first irue thh I senson Grundy, Va, were guasts or h~:­ Mrs. Fl'unk Sisson of Charle•· ton, S. C., arrlvod ID!t Salurdav to ~~nd the bolit.ays With hrr noronts, Mr. and Alra, Floyd Spen,oo. • _._ I For The Man On Your Christmas List Choose 8 hoavlhl favored 'l'ornndo rrrord TOY.S ·FOI T II.L tlt·· · - Donald_ Wolfe, Racine's scorekeeplng fixture, and hi h school prmcipa!, Is wearing a ted face this week. ."Tg He Is accepting blame for Carl Wolfe (no relation) brealdn~ the afi.tJme scorin~ record In one game against rls~nv!IJe Tues!lay night. . 1 , • · th C~ach Morr~on asiiM me 'after the game got started e record was, said Don, more widely known as up; ..1. ~n a snap d~ision Plzzle told Morrison it was 41 points Y, ob T.aylor in 1955 against Rutland. ' , . ~rnson wanf~d to leave Carl in long enough to break the ~~c~~r~:~~ly:.~!~i~~i~~~-so as not to beat the Scipio boys too So when Carl I!Ot his 42nd point out he came Th ov.er five minutes left to play. · ere was And when the team returned to Racine. and records r checked, it was found Taylor had ~!Otten 46 pofn'ts I 4wel e "Oh well " Morriso , no . able to,bre~k the rec~r;~~:r:s~~~~~:~nhg:;eci:~dan"ytCalmrleis Ji. season. -~:;:-:-:-:::::--1 PHONE 6181 PIIODA 82,, BOWlJNG '. ' bear Ia ooloi- • ful cJoihea. . Racine Principal Has Red Face Day Phone 8104 '1'111 8 P.~l Tile .Jackets aren't fOIIfg to b~ hu1j!jllafed too badly b body, They're small lind Will be beaten 'by the bigge~ more ~l'erlenced clubs. That old saying, "W~it til next Is overworked but It appll4!!1 to the Swackhamer boys Mike Erwin of the varslt~ squ~d lir 11 seJtior; the othe~s jumors tmd sophomores. Tile Jackets wlll be tough b ruary, 1958 and a Jo! tougher thq following December. Y 1a ' 481 S. 3rd ,\ve. ;· I PRICED TO SELL / ,. en lowa,btp' of the Flret Preabytet'lan Zlrtle. lleaden were Susan Al· ~~::e IIJQ . ' 0 :JU\ol Churcb• wellllnted • t:brtstmas lens worth, Sandra Hysell, Elate The SF'R Sunday .SchoOf ;olatl ·I The o~Mashio)led auction held 9'011'101• 'l'h~ ~at .UW ·Reichman, Patricia Hall, Jamie of IJJo Mason Methodist .Church at the Cheslft' adlool grounds December -mcelliig of fir? \V'o111' Jobb, Charlene .Davis, Lynn ·met on last Thursday eveglnJ I~ JPoMOred by the CbHter PTA .WI'a .Aiaoelattan· ln tile -~h so· Bu~bana.n. Carolyn Rwell, with tbe chureb basement. A potluck of Eastern Local l)ljtrict was r.. ·-1,1 •roo'ma ·\WU~b liere Aecfl'ated llltnlil!th Curry, a neiit member dinner was served to tlte mem· ported a auetelt wlta the &tlll1 or 'io -• tltj)lll'; \\11th 'CiirtJIIJiltt llr nre c!hiJir, · bcrs, Pll.31 cleared. . ~MI'!i ~ . .clli :rc~ pre· . The first act ~Dl\'.4 wltb So~y The group Silllg Cbrlatmlll All 101'11 QC I~ f'~ offerlldent, opened the m~·with Grytt. lll\~1 "iiut)iel't Cradle earola and a prayer waa pl!etilJI ed lor we. 11. J!qe ,_lit: •• llfld '~fill oltaf!~f bJ the · . 1 and RYrttif'' 'bellll'f., th' ta~ssloniJ bf Mra. Katie Foglesong !oUow1 and food Wll ...mL 'QieJI'QOeeliJ 'ed' !!i.e \lldYJIIJQ~e ., the "1oy to th~ 'Wo~ld:.• ed by the Lord'' Prmr )lelng "'111 ""' towmc. ~ bbJIJii •! ~~!110 !'~l pl 'ya ~Uow· In the ;~·-• a·', .whl·• was said by the group. . · fqlipmllt. fw ~~Citlltai' fDIIIJi. !« !I'd!) fi'ayei' p '' . In· ~-~ .. "" Readings were prese~ted br ......... !Dr IJI!IIUII\lll' prolfalll. ,llld•d pr 4 yer, . ~rlptur~tlijin the tb.e day aller he )>irlh of 1esus !lro. Gladys Gllbert a~d Mrt Mrs. Sam~·Q . VldbPI ~~ ·IJ!nc!l P1111flil anif St. !t:uke anft Mary, Jo•cph, the 'Inn-keeper and Cliff Cook. Devotions were cor.· of the Cheater P:J'A: wishes to "My ~ht>l»trn~ Pl'are~" by Dr. the ~hephord took part and had eluded b~ the singing of th, thank all tho•e who .be\ped in I!Ql~h Sjlaullfllli CushiiJin. read1nga Wllh Judy Sauer recil· hymn, "Bleascd Be the Tic That any way to make tbe autlloa • Mrs. fll~n 'Wijte, •eOrlnelllor lng a poem; Janice Zirkle led In r Binds." BUCeeso. 1f· tlie .m w1i• &. 6hal'le of tllent.prayer and t~e clO.!lnQ A' gift exchange followed the their the ~~~ peo- benedoctoon. dinnfr. Mrs. Myrtle WatJon, Miner~ ol'o · ~stumes 1udy Gregg, moderator of the vile waa the dinner gueat of her robes. WYF, thanked the Associatio~ oiswr a_nd brother·lll·law, Mr. .Jit~lraat , for inviting them to gjvo the and llro. Stante~ lonei, Tbun ' program; thanked Hubert Taylor day. for building the nativity aeene . aDd Paul l!llptonatall and his iloelilllltarue<! oommitte for deeorallng the church. The W\'F presented ~ltR. The Faithful Circle Sunday White with 4 gjlt in appreeia· School class held ils annual · of her wor k wit b "woe group Christmas dinner at the •ome 9! bon '' They bad an exchange ol girts at l!rs. H•ttie Shank Thursday evecmcAGO ·uP-Lou Boudreau the close of their'program.. ning. Mystery 'sisters were . re- today joined the growing roiter The Aasoclatlon mem1)ers alao vealed and new names drawlf tor of former major league bueba11 exchange~! Jif.l.! ·and. pufich, tee the comong year. A lurkey ·pii•· stal'1 who have df.wrted the play cream, • pooJ;l~• and qoffee were ner was served to: · lng field lor the 6rolldcaitltlg •erved In the dining room which Rev ar.d Ml'9. Floyd Worbum, booth. c 1of was decorat(lJl· lb kecpong with \11'9. ~amie Holm... Mrs. caroBoudreau, 1Ol'rlJt!r !lllnaJef' Christmas. Miss Susan Park pre, lyn Miller, MrS. All~e IIJlacr. the CleVelJnd lltdllll fb~ ltl'n· ~ded Ill the punch bowl. Hostess· \lrs. llmma Hayman, Mra. Fannie Ill! City ~thletles, waa hired es wore Mrt. Garen Stansbur~. Varian, Mr!. Ada Cramlet, Mrs. Thur•day for an unlllsclosed sum '!Iss Mary PaJk, Ml~ Sul8n Park Rose !!cllade, Mr>. Violet Grimm to bl'Oldcast in · Chicago CUb Mro. lllarcuo>Ciilmbhl\;, Mrl. R. M "· Orpha !Iii I, Mrs. Genevle., borne and roall ga!Ms ~eat 1herman, ltjl·B. }Valier· Waddell Powell and the holtcaa Mrs. son for station WaN'. vltb Mrs. Lowell Prdbasco aad Shank. · llrs. Geor,. Sauer contributoi'S " Guesfs lneludc6 Mrs. tromer J. Hyaell an.r t.rr•. 0. P. Klein. . - ' . '. Middleport, Oblo CiOtK IADIO WITH OilY ·COtciU "n ALL TH' AUTOMAtiC IXTIAII ~.!.ut~ it.ael'r off Wb~ you're ' ·.' .·f Jt,·. ; ·. c $10.50' up • ,. ... . .' ., .' , ·l PLUS TAX AND OLD BATTERY \Vaket~ •# ' ass "' SPORTS DESK ..ll~p. · SeefyOI Slate · l r. · Comf cfiMI Ltl 0.. CIUCAGO UP-Ohio State an~ Indiana, a pair or higbiY·tout.r favorite• in pre·aeason iltimate· will he aeeklng their first b8!ke' ball vletory in three tncs Satur· Expert Strv.,m.tn Chtclk Your. Cor Pt0111 lumpet . ' Ill' jfrtte ·iluekeyes, who b~ve beer KentuCky and llutle• to the Texas Allie• In afternoon lelevlsion game, ·an~ Hoosiers upser v!etim11of lTnivJslly and Kansas travel to Missouri.1 what Became Qt,. To lu"'per ..... TO IMS~RI .,.1. MI'E, SM8!0TB ;COLD•lV&l't- I I ~· ~ ALL W~a ., R. H.\ ~WLINGS SQ;N$ .,ar~tE ... . 1 - ~·· . �1 1 , . .'. j ' .. ,, . ; \ .' •' • .. ·" 0. R Nov. Candi ales I AS!IIN<.TO'I UP - Chm l'il Idevelopment. ' l leadE<~s are won'tt d nhrut the way is not hair So mportant tha,t , \V ~oad Program ''lt Ru~- ~nd 1 Amencans a¥" r('r1ctmg to we Spttnlks r!rcllng around . COLUMBUS UP-.'\tty. sia's lead in f:>pacP vc htc! cs. 1tht) globe as t hat we should send Wtlhlm Saxbe rulf'd today ' tha l They believed the nation is be-! ore loaves of brtad around tbe ~ucr:,~; ~ful ~andida.tes_ ~ho cfalled coming so Sputnik-minded that lt world," said the council'• · new to_ f!l~ thetr campugn 'expenS(ls may fall into the anc1ent sin of pr~dent. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg. wtthin 30 days after electlou m1.1 idolatry ldola\rv. in ll:eolo~ical . ' IL is the hunger and misery of' legally take o!~lce bu~ ,tbey can· ~angua~l', 1s :~t1,1rhm~ supreme the vast populations of the earth, not run.yor offJ~ agai.D for fivto· Importa nce lo s:onwlhi11g besides the fanati<'al ignorance and illlter· yea~ .. God. . acy of oppressed peoples, that ~evera.l hu_ndred village, town. The •dol wh1<: h <'kr gy men sec makes for war." · sh1p and offtcJals elect~ iD NoAmerica l~.:m p:t·d to wursbip Is wcgeneral ecvcco rtdccsact vember are expected to be a!fect ''COLUMBUS uP - Stale Sen. ·. ~cK. . Ferguson (R-Camli;ldge) ~!' called "wholly unjuatlfled" a Tennessee senator's erJUcism of the D_!]).Ount of federal funds granl.ed Ohio Cot· 1ts superhighway program. ' 1he eritlcism from u . S. Sen. AIbert 'Gore {D-Tcnn.) was leveled particularly at the proposed im- ~ technnlogi ra l p,'(lwc~s- ~:r,e c•ally, provoment or u s. 21 whidJ rPn' the nh111ty to Sllrpass Sov110t : • from · the Great Lak" south , ach1evments '" rocketry. 1 ·through Ohio and Flonda. Most muustcrs Dgrcc that I · F launching a aatelhle is an import· (Continued F om p 1 0 ) , ldei~us~n, In .a letter to Gore. <~nt mrt1~n~l obJc<:tive. The1r rear I mn:t· Lout~ llo~hll~r,•~r J:Ctson . , II ld e l~provcment o.r U. S. 21 ts thllt H 1s becmmng a nutwnal \enisl~ t ,. F. lt" C f I ~o~ prov1de a more direct rottte obsession. i\1,., ~ tllvc, .• m~~ . o~wayH 11 1 c. r lur, agncu ure, o orJda from the north, east r. erand nortbeaat than any state now This cum·crn wa:; il dommc111t bert Cham be. Llln uf McArthur. bu. theme of speeches resolutions and h~alth and welfarr; Alva Grover I The Ohio legislator cOntended!I floor du('usston a.t, the recent •<~en.:' of Off' .Cheshire, recreatiOn t' d . , ... . leta1s passe a reso111100 thaI Ohio always should have rc- eral ilsscmbly of the N.:~ttonal ...WAY~~ ,..loa ce1ved an 80-20 split or t~e ga~fl- rou~rfi ~~~ Chu~ches at SL !aur!~~g Frank Morrow f~r his l'fnl,.,. . .• • line tax funds. He said Ohto has Louis. And tt has ~mfe round ex- untnu1g effor ts ou r 11 period of I , , "'"'•n . m ny •e ' k' th "LUXUIIY. e•:rHeB ~ th"1! 1 "poun d'mg ground" for pression .111 many Chnstmas·sea· a ) ars n see ln.': a nor · 1 " f ."'~~ - ~ t~e eas~-w,st traffic of perhaps so son sermons so_uth h1gl'\way linkinb the Ohio • LOOK" . pel cent of the naUon. 1 Spontonoous RO<pon" R1 vcr w1th Loke Enc. I ~avid 'I SEO Regional 1 1 .. . . . ·' , -~ " . The Rev. qr HoswcU P. B~u·nes, 1>~~ aoi~j,:,-·,~~~- 1 · "'ociate general "cretary of the •of the SEORl , cxhib1ts at tbc a~IO 'illil·•Jrli.binl. J.ot • -Lausc·he RefllSeS National Council, sa~d the empha·l ' t" e f3 ir ' sturt v comnuttce wa.• PbliC!G "8d1fll.lJI:atl" ~ Par sis was not ulanned m advance ilflPOmted gat her rlala froo:1 co~Q~J~IOa. ,. 'M•' iil-"a~r · T' ' It was the spontaneous re 11 ponse cxhtbitor..;, pE·r~on.~ v1ewmg the lonr. Tbo;"""Jiil ~~O.i•ok" : 0 of many different church leaders ~ ciJSplays and form<•r state fai' tn 1 ~ ~ ~ &~l , Yoa'\ 1 to the wave or "fear and jcalou- l'()tmniltcc Jnt'mhrr-~ tn order 1? br..k, c\ip t'll~ ~~ ~*"'"' sy'' which swept o\'rr Ameriea in m:1ke rccnlll!ltl'IHI,t1im~ concorn: · ; '':.!C•' ~ 0: ~~ 'I or ovemors the wake o! ltu"i"' succcs>-and wg the IQ58 rxposJllun ~ ~ l~'l ~P,"tr ' the initid U. ~ fa~luoc-in launch· Apwintrd to "'"' on the •tudy 11. 7 ,...~;,. ;'&Ja''q-"""' t:; WASHINGTON uP - Sen. ing spac, vehicles I committee in ,dd1twn to Sprlp11 fulllon-rlj\leo)fil;'"~ ¥ - · Frank J. LauJChe (D·Ohlo) for· · gcr werl Wovnc Foster of Galli· ·Be Candidate · , , F G h•lp ! 11 1 i' mer flve·tlme Oblo governor satd He •· id churenes arc .. armed 1 pol is, Richa~d u. Holl , t"red Rice today that he would not be "a "-Y suggeF~ions from some na- Emmett conway. Bob Byers of e'ntdhldaMte ler th~ governorship" tlhona 1d b·••derds" that America Athens, Howard Kre'l and Paul 1s on1 e rna e over mto a "sci· Mtllugb both of Ironton and Jlm . ln e ay pr1manes. 1;;¢·~~,:~~.,- "Repeatedly in the paSt, I have entific engineering society' 1 simply Cox of Wavcrlr. ~ .ltated I wm n(lt be a rondidate" because '•avowedly atheisti'' Rus·l · Laqaehe aald. ' ~ia has devcl t. ,.., d one. · Lauaehe made the statement to "Uore than cr. ._ e," he added newsmen who lntormed him that "hlsto(v has Wllnc"orl the Irony Oblo Democrah planned to con- of I' people unconsciously and un- I tact hbn next week to ask him intentionally assumm~ tho cultual ' .riJn. charaetcr1stics o£ the nation It has rrovlously. otalo Sen. Jmph defcaleti lo ' onlc.l of power." ,.IIIPo:rt Butunet ·!D-Cuy,ahoga) the sen- "As a notion we cou ld establl1~ 0 SO 1'!" ,ate minority .leader, urged aDem- teehnologtcol ' uper10nty ovor Rus' Prieodaoio*•.... ., 9!! ·' , Army Ch'Ie£says AI'rplane Soon IT ' Be Ob Iete f r ~~~ij~~~~~i~~e~cr~atl~c~lt~ate~~co~m~m~l~tt~co;m~ee~U~ng Isian and hcomc captive the lo draft Lau1<he. Communist philosophy of to malcrlahem which we abhor." l1ck Two l11ut1 i~sues on whleh church leaders can be expected to vage a VIgorous bottle arc cduca· I• Two !ipecHic Iti~n and ror<'ig n w l. iA ., . ""'•" ' I •I "1 .Waslllr L· .. the airplanc,e as a ~eapons 1)'1tem, will give way to the guided •missile in the not too distant lu· ture." ; · • 1111 DrYer · b) dear to ..,.,. The stat •1 hi f le' f · ff that. candtdi!Aji . dill 1 1 .suecCJ4ful "' d •.::; the• were e ee i! t rea ~e law 301days later when they Ca1l· ed Nlo /le their rdeporll. , ear Y all can idatea W~ · won m. the November elecU ·D . and failed to file will be alleeled by the five. year oban becau•e thel~ term• will 11 exp)te before !he JUS· pennon llf(~d. Ho~ver1lt ,I! not llkel~ lbnt the fave·year l!l!I)CRilOD Wlll a e1oiurlt ~tes!,.. until laM ear el : . "~ a\e . d~w :be~ ly will arb dates who were . year terllla dec:Jde election. · Montgomery County IF'!b•blv wlll be the county to sutler II'\OSt by the ruling. The OO.rd'. of eleclions · In Dayton se.nt·. word out tt> candl~atcs lhuy l!.!d 40 ' days to !lie. VIrtually no on' bad done ao when It waa .,itounced the SPORT SHIRTS TIIA1' SOLVIl CHRISTMAS GIFT PIIOBLI!lMS . ;uMMI!RS &· .. , ~. .. . ..,._ e ·WuRIJria· , · AND .QOI• . fAMOuS '· ••aNDS,~ ~ . uttl Army .I~lial ell't -.. e T0 Look Like , . · ,_.. • • Sptclll t•ritill' $2$1~ liOWII Artil} . . hell . ~. ' .ery ~. s $4.50W~tkly ·-- WASHINGTON vP, - Th~ . Af· my reve~\ed lod~yl ~l~d~; f~b tatellite will lie blllletiibapelt ·not a~herlcal like ttie ·V~rd·' Ill· el Ue. · "· ·~ The · dlscloJur~ C!amt when the Army released lh' flrsl two plwti)P'flltnh" nr the aatelllte it hopes to launch next yeir. The Army 'reported alao that its ' and the flt~~l,lllge rocket ,to weigh a \Qtal . when In their' drbll two, wiD 80 '"'"If ol.tx b~s. . $5.98 ,.' ~' TO $10.95 DRYU : Only $t69· [lY.J"il(ls· Tlll9 p.in. TUI Chri~~·t ' . ' Monday, Decombftr~~i ...., •.,. ·' • t~>- or unturnishedtJi • .PnoM N. 3rd ;illlddlepo~t 1 ~n>ijj. ' ·. 12·10-tfc •0) ,, ~5-X. •'ll~ t; ~ki'~N2 (24). For Sole or Trode ' flood Cieln u~e~~ can ,Alfftilille~ud Modell ' 12 METROPOLITAN · 1' - Buill -Kllclien . Cullom Kltoben !x designed for your he111r. · Fre• ' estbrlal'!ll Foreman II iAbboiL Phone ~~·. , 8• 8 II I ' ' ., '.-< • ·' ~ t ' . !Uil'O 8ALB8 ueki~~~~~~~~~~JI 1 • • Z year old riding horse ~ ball ! ~alnth\o, h,l! black squli'tel •.· Call Jtutl~~d 244~. ,It 11 tiC 1 SALE ·Cqm) ~41!1ty · L'ti<I~,J ,•IJI, 1'1 ort~~ ~ dtT:l'oW~·,~aut ,~ oa~ uuttte: Fridaf;1tl't· l~ 7:30.P.M. 'fdd~B\SI.Ulg !ln',-\ ot 14any .. ¢Jii1atmli's Gifts DOOR PRIZE GIVEN Sale Conducted by W. S. Brock Auction Co. AUCTIDNII~ Natural 1\YIIbur S. IM $ftf5· ' ' • .- I•. ' !., • I"~... ' '· on eorner lot. Will sell furnish- ,.~ ~wrii!• . ,l ,U' )I ; ' ~ll sizes. >::, shell c11e, I> La·rgc Setestton In l \ ' t.lrican Violets. - 14,., Cbarlea S,auer. · Pbdne 8299-M. · I Room House with garage, central locatfon in Middlepor! '•' .. A perlc~t cintfor lllnt.' '""'·- S~ven Where Your tonflden~e Is Justified E. ilt;\IN ST. : , POMEROY ! ' $2.98 to $12.50 -" I Reo IEstate _______ _,__ (21 ....: 'CQLL;fN'S,JEW!LRY. · .! liP . .WOUI, aud Jo'LANNt:t. IN AND ' LAY-AWAY YOUR ,. WAT~~~~q" ' $2.98 to $7:95 ~,tog ' ""'"WI.N .. . JABY SWEAT£RS of · · Bltcii'.Fiis~ ' All Colors and P11llems. ' · SYRACUSE : II At Choose !rom our Lurge Selection ol s·port Shh·ts. iiD THE FINEfil'r pI AN o ' . , .,.... MEN'S · SPORT SHIRTS · CHRISTMAS • . value or antiquity d, ter· mined by experts but the lnllrument carried the date of "1'.'16 1' ...lid ¥ft' Pll' L~ and he word "Stradivarius" on the ln•ide. GllliSEB BLOCK CO. He &aid the violin belonged to aMlloo Ntitii., , _ his wife and bad been in the ram· ~II. A CaR Wm. o-, Uy lor. 20 years . loct ......., .. , , The youths oaid they heetune ~~~~·~'~·~-~·~·~·~.<~~ frightened, broke the instrllDtent _. - . ~ _ on some rocks· and threw In into a creek weat of here. De11uti'e! !qUlld one piece o! lhe not the part which car· tlle l•ttering. ~h.-..b.M!If'b.. · ,' YOU" R· Destr~t~· Rate · ·· Stradiv~trius I ~lolin'& CONCRliTB BLOCU nlrr~d~ h~ e h:ld c :~:t ~~i:; . ~~~~~ ·I .Teen BUrglar&r · Eloise Wilson, who~e Posl OfftcPaddt'"' Ia 388 South Filth Ave· nue, lliddleport, Ohio, bu fieen NEWARK. 0. uP ..J. Tbe llek·. duly appointed Administratrix of , County oherllfo olllce 11Id lh' Estate. of Leiter )1. l)oi~e . •ii teen - ~16' but! lira lale cit Sall&~ury 'i'owhshlpareiiS hm •11n11tted a~aablnl· i~d County, Oh!o, dk~as~d. . , thro\\ing into a ereek o·MI·!OU· Dat~d this lith if&Y of tiedln· . vlolbf WbJCh might ha•• tom ber, 19~7. . a rate Stradfvarluo. John c. Bacon 'l'bt V16lln was t119Ien frOiif the Jpdge ol the Probate Court holtle dr W. J, ll*llett, r<till Meii!< County, Ohio. ..te• manaaer lot fbe Cet Ira! , 02l 13·20-27-3te Ohio Division ol tbe Stindard Oil Co. or Ohio. Beckett 1111ld he never had the I will weigh 10 ·pounds. • Tile Arllll' oatellite a]ipeariQI In "h''".. '"h' looka Uke an ar· tlDery shell between lwo anti three '"'"· It>BJ. It hu a n08e eo~e with etid and a ·~ell easing w!trun~entlbtao. ..~ute'a acienlbowa te.ch· mla' the wblcb ' JieW, • '· / NOTICE 01' APP91NTM&NT Estato Of Lltttr M. Belco.' Docooltd Not Ice iJ herel!y giveIt that an..t r.. tbla ma~erpte~-e of May. tac, It'll ~ve her ttme and wotk. £ega/N~1ee t~e ruling. llH!IltS, exelullive Brtshten' h.tr life, . NEw The depdat deadline wia utyWAS!IlNGTON commander or UP the -Army'a bal· 30 limit. · . · tl\c pfoper • • 1 The St. J.ouis m<·ctmA adopted , BrJg. Gen. J A Barclay made a rcsoluliou approvmg moves lo the predlctto~ m a spceth pre· strengthen scil:!ntifk education . pared. for delinry to tht'-. N~tional '\nt It enJPhasrzcd Uwt this should Securaty Industria~ ASIOCJatlon. be part of ' much broader proHe did not specify In months or gram to Improve mlucatlon Ill yCbrs Whep h.e co?,''~~ the "not general, and that sclentlliC train· too distant future. ing must not be •tressed at , tbc Tho• wketlng political contro· ~xpcn~t: o( h111tory, lanquagcs, so · 1 versy over who is to blame fqr 1al scwnrcs :111d othcl' humnni- ~ the Jag m mlmnles continued ''": menntimc with a con11 1 ~' a ~~mn!Jiy 1uuk a t;tr·o ug grcsenum . the ognmst moves til r()du<·c or 'frumal\ · to clinlinato foreign economic niu to doveiop ballis· 1 . lor mi,.lle tic · T . . . ioo·rH To u, . PlTI'SBURGH· 'IJP - .llaiLback \'. YORK u~ - AID~e•BoOth, · lllcble MeS.be an.! Bill iormer Yate qtiaif'm-bacli and a~w "Jeading Eastern football official, . P,r.latko" have rejolnlld tlie Pills· wiU ,r<\fel"'•;ttie Cd\tO~ llbWI eame liUrgh Steelers alter completing berween Nr.vy anij Rice at' DallOI, nitf'hes in thti' armed fortes. ' t 1 rex..• NeW •Y.earJa Day ' · hshc m18slie ag('OC!Y said toda)' I • r ~ UNDIRGOIS OPERAION , N~W )'ORK UP,.~..Ed Dick, S.axbe s ruHng tll.at l;he - c~ndl· who ha~ lliJ 1S·9 record witb the I ~.'ks ran take. office was quail· , llew York Ya~kes' Bin~hamtoll\ t1ed by the stipulation th,t the)' farm dub this year, und~rw~nt a f•lc their delinquent ex~.nsc ar.- nose operation at Leno)(' Hill I ~ounts before a certificate of e'f· Hospital Thun'day to 1 bavt er.tlon will be issued. obstruction removed. tbe 2hy8ar· 'T'he ruling was reqUested b:l old leftliander aiso led ' tlle · ~· 1 Secretary of State Ted W Blown tem Lague in , ttriteoutJ and [ :1 did 00t 8 k S b. "- · h t 1 r · r?~" d i~ 8t ax ! wr I'J s UOU 1.· , tlPt,n~~ ont chan es ;.WuO won, · ·• -11u no ave, f'Xpens.e!l. .. . ._ , ~d , . !d. .: If' t"-· .roup cou 1""'e o Jrc once w: .. 1 11 ff'tj vit , tl:i h . n'oP. e~ ~se~ a uymg ey ac Th ~~ · f S b , 11 t Fllllowin!!: a lengthY discuJsill:l e eOIY c ax e_'i ,r\1 ng F. BtJiod 1 Kenneth 'M~Cullough, Mra. Wayn~ Swilher, Mrs. .Gilbert ~~ llri:. Heni"Y Werry, lb's~'··c; l. Struble; Mrt. Ralph Welter, Mrs. Jaek Kennedy, Mrs: w:·A. Gibtis. Mrt. Alex Cilo, Mn. Ron Springer and ?tlra.' Charles RUfJo. · I ' r< . ~ •• (Cillltlnl(td , _ '•'" Ontl . who helped kltch>n· and In the. serving of ·the banquet w~re . Mrs. Hayman Barnltz, Mr•.' Ted oownle, ¥ra 1 ,G'~~ld Gen. Reuter Mra, ·Albert CuatQs )Irs 'c ' ' ; . . .~uo'N •T.••L~IU,..' Church Leaders Are Worried. Atty. Gen. Sme ''f PomerQy··Bsl1t~il•et -'1""' . · Unoba~ke; ' Towar' dSputnik' Makes Ruling ver eaction dt . "'v~. I M~the'r. ~~ u,. 1 ' ' · :~~ ,· '-.. I ' l •• ' o I .. ll 10• .IOl a,a. 1 Point l'ltall~t. W. Va. 1492-RX' Cottrill by the death of his mother; .,.,,~"''" '!.tooney. · Ao'hi~F'I ' C~eryl Lehew of ~~:e~:~e,n\s, ~Sunday with their T .. and Mr~ Wm. . guests ot Mrs. Anna ' 1 ·II •acc.oy ~~ere Mr. and Mrs. George ,. , ••• .,.,': Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Chi!· yolumbus; qeorge MoCoy Liverpooli Mr. and Mr.;. . Conroy of Cincinnati, Kem\eth purs and Mr. and ~&rs.' Wayne Ours of WelJ•vlliJ and Mrs. John Arnott, Racine. I . The Home Builders Class or llie Nazarene Church has chong. ed the date of their Christmas trom Dec. to Dec. 13 NANCY··· GO TO THE 60ARD AND DRAW A MAP OF SOUTH AMF-RICA �1 1 , . .'. j ' .. ,, . ; \ .' •' • .. ·" 0. R Nov. Candi ales I AS!IIN<.TO'I UP - Chm l'il Idevelopment. ' l leadE<~s are won'tt d nhrut the way is not hair So mportant tha,t , \V ~oad Program ''lt Ru~- ~nd 1 Amencans a¥" r('r1ctmg to we Spttnlks r!rcllng around . COLUMBUS UP-.'\tty. sia's lead in f:>pacP vc htc! cs. 1tht) globe as t hat we should send Wtlhlm Saxbe rulf'd today ' tha l They believed the nation is be-! ore loaves of brtad around tbe ~ucr:,~; ~ful ~andida.tes_ ~ho cfalled coming so Sputnik-minded that lt world," said the council'• · new to_ f!l~ thetr campugn 'expenS(ls may fall into the anc1ent sin of pr~dent. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg. wtthin 30 days after electlou m1.1 idolatry ldola\rv. in ll:eolo~ical . ' IL is the hunger and misery of' legally take o!~lce bu~ ,tbey can· ~angua~l', 1s :~t1,1rhm~ supreme the vast populations of the earth, not run.yor offJ~ agai.D for fivto· Importa nce lo s:onwlhi11g besides the fanati<'al ignorance and illlter· yea~ .. God. . acy of oppressed peoples, that ~evera.l hu_ndred village, town. The •dol wh1<: h <'kr gy men sec makes for war." · sh1p and offtcJals elect~ iD NoAmerica l~.:m p:t·d to wursbip Is wcgeneral ecvcco rtdccsact vember are expected to be a!fect ''COLUMBUS uP - Stale Sen. ·. ~cK. . Ferguson (R-Camli;ldge) ~!' called "wholly unjuatlfled" a Tennessee senator's erJUcism of the D_!]).Ount of federal funds granl.ed Ohio Cot· 1ts superhighway program. ' 1he eritlcism from u . S. Sen. AIbert 'Gore {D-Tcnn.) was leveled particularly at the proposed im- ~ technnlogi ra l p,'(lwc~s- ~:r,e c•ally, provoment or u s. 21 whidJ rPn' the nh111ty to Sllrpass Sov110t : • from · the Great Lak" south , ach1evments '" rocketry. 1 ·through Ohio and Flonda. Most muustcrs Dgrcc that I · F launching a aatelhle is an import· (Continued F om p 1 0 ) , ldei~us~n, In .a letter to Gore. <~nt mrt1~n~l obJc<:tive. The1r rear I mn:t· Lout~ llo~hll~r,•~r J:Ctson . , II ld e l~provcment o.r U. S. 21 ts thllt H 1s becmmng a nutwnal \enisl~ t ,. F. lt" C f I ~o~ prov1de a more direct rottte obsession. i\1,., ~ tllvc, .• m~~ . o~wayH 11 1 c. r lur, agncu ure, o orJda from the north, east r. erand nortbeaat than any state now This cum·crn wa:; il dommc111t bert Cham be. Llln uf McArthur. bu. theme of speeches resolutions and h~alth and welfarr; Alva Grover I The Ohio legislator cOntended!I floor du('usston a.t, the recent •<~en.:' of Off' .Cheshire, recreatiOn t' d . , ... . leta1s passe a reso111100 thaI Ohio always should have rc- eral ilsscmbly of the N.:~ttonal ...WAY~~ ,..loa ce1ved an 80-20 split or t~e ga~fl- rou~rfi ~~~ Chu~ches at SL !aur!~~g Frank Morrow f~r his l'fnl,.,. . .• • line tax funds. He said Ohto has Louis. And tt has ~mfe round ex- untnu1g effor ts ou r 11 period of I , , "'"'•n . m ny •e ' k' th "LUXUIIY. e•:rHeB ~ th"1! 1 "poun d'mg ground" for pression .111 many Chnstmas·sea· a ) ars n see ln.': a nor · 1 " f ."'~~ - ~ t~e eas~-w,st traffic of perhaps so son sermons so_uth h1gl'\way linkinb the Ohio • LOOK" . pel cent of the naUon. 1 Spontonoous RO<pon" R1 vcr w1th Loke Enc. I ~avid 'I SEO Regional 1 1 .. . . . ·' , -~ " . The Rev. qr HoswcU P. B~u·nes, 1>~~ aoi~j,:,-·,~~~- 1 · "'ociate general "cretary of the •of the SEORl , cxhib1ts at tbc a~IO 'illil·•Jrli.binl. J.ot • -Lausc·he RefllSeS National Council, sa~d the empha·l ' t" e f3 ir ' sturt v comnuttce wa.• PbliC!G "8d1fll.lJI:atl" ~ Par sis was not ulanned m advance ilflPOmted gat her rlala froo:1 co~Q~J~IOa. ,. 'M•' iil-"a~r · T' ' It was the spontaneous re 11 ponse cxhtbitor..;, pE·r~on.~ v1ewmg the lonr. Tbo;"""Jiil ~~O.i•ok" : 0 of many different church leaders ~ ciJSplays and form<•r state fai' tn 1 ~ ~ ~ &~l , Yoa'\ 1 to the wave or "fear and jcalou- l'()tmniltcc Jnt'mhrr-~ tn order 1? br..k, c\ip t'll~ ~~ ~*"'"' sy'' which swept o\'rr Ameriea in m:1ke rccnlll!ltl'IHI,t1im~ concorn: · ; '':.!C•' ~ 0: ~~ 'I or ovemors the wake o! ltu"i"' succcs>-and wg the IQ58 rxposJllun ~ ~ l~'l ~P,"tr ' the initid U. ~ fa~luoc-in launch· Apwintrd to "'"' on the •tudy 11. 7 ,...~;,. ;'&Ja''q-"""' t:; WASHINGTON uP - Sen. ing spac, vehicles I committee in ,dd1twn to Sprlp11 fulllon-rlj\leo)fil;'"~ ¥ - · Frank J. LauJChe (D·Ohlo) for· · gcr werl Wovnc Foster of Galli· ·Be Candidate · , , F G h•lp ! 11 1 i' mer flve·tlme Oblo governor satd He •· id churenes arc .. armed 1 pol is, Richa~d u. Holl , t"red Rice today that he would not be "a "-Y suggeF~ions from some na- Emmett conway. Bob Byers of e'ntdhldaMte ler th~ governorship" tlhona 1d b·••derds" that America Athens, Howard Kre'l and Paul 1s on1 e rna e over mto a "sci· Mtllugb both of Ironton and Jlm . ln e ay pr1manes. 1;;¢·~~,:~~.,- "Repeatedly in the paSt, I have entific engineering society' 1 simply Cox of Wavcrlr. ~ .ltated I wm n(lt be a rondidate" because '•avowedly atheisti'' Rus·l · Laqaehe aald. ' ~ia has devcl t. ,.., d one. · Lauaehe made the statement to "Uore than cr. ._ e," he added newsmen who lntormed him that "hlsto(v has Wllnc"orl the Irony Oblo Democrah planned to con- of I' people unconsciously and un- I tact hbn next week to ask him intentionally assumm~ tho cultual ' .riJn. charaetcr1stics o£ the nation It has rrovlously. otalo Sen. Jmph defcaleti lo ' onlc.l of power." ,.IIIPo:rt Butunet ·!D-Cuy,ahoga) the sen- "As a notion we cou ld establl1~ 0 SO 1'!" ,ate minority .leader, urged aDem- teehnologtcol ' uper10nty ovor Rus' Prieodaoio*•.... ., 9!! ·' , Army Ch'Ie£says AI'rplane Soon IT ' Be Ob Iete f r ~~~ij~~~~~i~~e~cr~atl~c~lt~ate~~co~m~m~l~tt~co;m~ee~U~ng Isian and hcomc captive the lo draft Lau1<he. Communist philosophy of to malcrlahem which we abhor." l1ck Two l11ut1 i~sues on whleh church leaders can be expected to vage a VIgorous bottle arc cduca· I• Two !ipecHic Iti~n and ror<'ig n w l. iA ., . ""'•" ' I •I "1 .Waslllr L· .. the airplanc,e as a ~eapons 1)'1tem, will give way to the guided •missile in the not too distant lu· ture." ; · • 1111 DrYer · b) dear to ..,.,. The stat •1 hi f le' f · ff that. candtdi!Aji . dill 1 1 .suecCJ4ful "' d •.::; the• were e ee i! t rea ~e law 301days later when they Ca1l· ed Nlo /le their rdeporll. , ear Y all can idatea W~ · won m. the November elecU ·D . and failed to file will be alleeled by the five. year oban becau•e thel~ term• will 11 exp)te before !he JUS· pennon llf(~d. Ho~ver1lt ,I! not llkel~ lbnt the fave·year l!l!I)CRilOD Wlll a e1oiurlt ~tes!,.. until laM ear el : . "~ a\e . d~w :be~ ly will arb dates who were . year terllla dec:Jde election. · Montgomery County IF'!b•blv wlll be the county to sutler II'\OSt by the ruling. The OO.rd'. of eleclions · In Dayton se.nt·. word out tt> candl~atcs lhuy l!.!d 40 ' days to !lie. VIrtually no on' bad done ao when It waa .,itounced the SPORT SHIRTS TIIA1' SOLVIl CHRISTMAS GIFT PIIOBLI!lMS . ;uMMI!RS &· .. , ~. .. . ..,._ e ·WuRIJria· , · AND .QOI• . fAMOuS '· ••aNDS,~ ~ . uttl Army .I~lial ell't -.. e T0 Look Like , . · ,_.. • • Sptclll t•ritill' $2$1~ liOWII Artil} . . hell . ~. ' .ery ~. s $4.50W~tkly ·-- WASHINGTON vP, - Th~ . Af· my reve~\ed lod~yl ~l~d~; f~b tatellite will lie blllletiibapelt ·not a~herlcal like ttie ·V~rd·' Ill· el Ue. · "· ·~ The · dlscloJur~ C!amt when the Army released lh' flrsl two plwti)P'flltnh" nr the aatelllte it hopes to launch next yeir. The Army 'reported alao that its ' and the flt~~l,lllge rocket ,to weigh a \Qtal . when In their' drbll two, wiD 80 '"'"If ol.tx b~s. . $5.98 ,.' ~' TO $10.95 DRYU : Only $t69· [lY.J"il(ls· Tlll9 p.in. TUI Chri~~·t ' . ' Monday, Decombftr~~i ...., •.,. ·' • t~>- or unturnishedtJi • .PnoM N. 3rd ;illlddlepo~t 1 ~n>ijj. ' ·. 12·10-tfc •0) ,, ~5-X. •'ll~ t; ~ki'~N2 (24). For Sole or Trode ' flood Cieln u~e~~ can ,Alfftilille~ud Modell ' 12 METROPOLITAN · 1' - Buill -Kllclien . Cullom Kltoben !x designed for your he111r. · Fre• ' estbrlal'!ll Foreman II iAbboiL Phone ~~·. , 8• 8 II I ' ' ., '.-< • ·' ~ t ' . !Uil'O 8ALB8 ueki~~~~~~~~~~JI 1 • • Z year old riding horse ~ ball ! ~alnth\o, h,l! black squli'tel •.· Call Jtutl~~d 244~. ,It 11 tiC 1 SALE ·Cqm) ~41!1ty · L'ti<I~,J ,•IJI, 1'1 ort~~ ~ dtT:l'oW~·,~aut ,~ oa~ uuttte: Fridaf;1tl't· l~ 7:30.P.M. 'fdd~B\SI.Ulg !ln',-\ ot 14any .. ¢Jii1atmli's Gifts DOOR PRIZE GIVEN Sale Conducted by W. S. Brock Auction Co. AUCTIDNII~ Natural 1\YIIbur S. IM $ftf5· ' ' • .- I•. ' !., • I"~... ' '· on eorner lot. Will sell furnish- ,.~ ~wrii!• . ,l ,U' )I ; ' ~ll sizes. >::, shell c11e, I> La·rgc Setestton In l \ ' t.lrican Violets. - 14,., Cbarlea S,auer. · Pbdne 8299-M. · I Room House with garage, central locatfon in Middlepor! '•' .. A perlc~t cintfor lllnt.' '""'·- S~ven Where Your tonflden~e Is Justified E. ilt;\IN ST. : , POMEROY ! ' $2.98 to $12.50 -" I Reo IEstate _______ _,__ (21 ....: 'CQLL;fN'S,JEW!LRY. · .! liP . .WOUI, aud Jo'LANNt:t. IN AND ' LAY-AWAY YOUR ,. WAT~~~~q" ' $2.98 to $7:95 ~,tog ' ""'"WI.N .. . JABY SWEAT£RS of · · Bltcii'.Fiis~ ' All Colors and P11llems. ' · SYRACUSE : II At Choose !rom our Lurge Selection ol s·port Shh·ts. iiD THE FINEfil'r pI AN o ' . , .,.... MEN'S · SPORT SHIRTS · CHRISTMAS • . value or antiquity d, ter· mined by experts but the lnllrument carried the date of "1'.'16 1' ...lid ¥ft' Pll' L~ and he word "Stradivarius" on the ln•ide. GllliSEB BLOCK CO. He &aid the violin belonged to aMlloo Ntitii., , _ his wife and bad been in the ram· ~II. A CaR Wm. o-, Uy lor. 20 years . loct ......., .. , , The youths oaid they heetune ~~~~·~'~·~-~·~·~·~.<~~ frightened, broke the instrllDtent _. - . ~ _ on some rocks· and threw In into a creek weat of here. De11uti'e! !qUlld one piece o! lhe not the part which car· tlle l•ttering. ~h.-..b.M!If'b.. · ,' YOU" R· Destr~t~· Rate · ·· Stradiv~trius I ~lolin'& CONCRliTB BLOCU nlrr~d~ h~ e h:ld c :~:t ~~i:; . ~~~~~ ·I .Teen BUrglar&r · Eloise Wilson, who~e Posl OfftcPaddt'"' Ia 388 South Filth Ave· nue, lliddleport, Ohio, bu fieen NEWARK. 0. uP ..J. Tbe llek·. duly appointed Administratrix of , County oherllfo olllce 11Id lh' Estate. of Leiter )1. l)oi~e . •ii teen - ~16' but! lira lale cit Sall&~ury 'i'owhshlpareiiS hm •11n11tted a~aablnl· i~d County, Oh!o, dk~as~d. . , thro\\ing into a ereek o·MI·!OU· Dat~d this lith if&Y of tiedln· . vlolbf WbJCh might ha•• tom ber, 19~7. . a rate Stradfvarluo. John c. Bacon 'l'bt V16lln was t119Ien frOiif the Jpdge ol the Probate Court holtle dr W. J, ll*llett, r<till Meii!< County, Ohio. ..te• manaaer lot fbe Cet Ira! , 02l 13·20-27-3te Ohio Division ol tbe Stindard Oil Co. or Ohio. Beckett 1111ld he never had the I will weigh 10 ·pounds. • Tile Arllll' oatellite a]ipeariQI In "h''".. '"h' looka Uke an ar· tlDery shell between lwo anti three '"'"· It>BJ. It hu a n08e eo~e with etid and a ·~ell easing w!trun~entlbtao. ..~ute'a acienlbowa te.ch· mla' the wblcb ' JieW, • '· / NOTICE 01' APP91NTM&NT Estato Of Lltttr M. Belco.' Docooltd Not Ice iJ herel!y giveIt that an..t r.. tbla ma~erpte~-e of May. tac, It'll ~ve her ttme and wotk. £ega/N~1ee t~e ruling. llH!IltS, exelullive Brtshten' h.tr life, . NEw The depdat deadline wia utyWAS!IlNGTON commander or UP the -Army'a bal· 30 limit. · . · tl\c pfoper • • 1 The St. J.ouis m<·ctmA adopted , BrJg. Gen. J A Barclay made a rcsoluliou approvmg moves lo the predlctto~ m a spceth pre· strengthen scil:!ntifk education . pared. for delinry to tht'-. N~tional '\nt It enJPhasrzcd Uwt this should Securaty Industria~ ASIOCJatlon. be part of ' much broader proHe did not specify In months or gram to Improve mlucatlon Ill yCbrs Whep h.e co?,''~~ the "not general, and that sclentlliC train· too distant future. ing must not be •tressed at , tbc Tho• wketlng political contro· ~xpcn~t: o( h111tory, lanquagcs, so · 1 versy over who is to blame fqr 1al scwnrcs :111d othcl' humnni- ~ the Jag m mlmnles continued ''": menntimc with a con11 1 ~' a ~~mn!Jiy 1uuk a t;tr·o ug grcsenum . the ognmst moves til r()du<·c or 'frumal\ · to clinlinato foreign economic niu to doveiop ballis· 1 . lor mi,.lle tic · T . . . ioo·rH To u, . PlTI'SBURGH· 'IJP - .llaiLback \'. YORK u~ - AID~e•BoOth, · lllcble MeS.be an.! Bill iormer Yate qtiaif'm-bacli and a~w "Jeading Eastern football official, . P,r.latko" have rejolnlld tlie Pills· wiU ,r<\fel"'•;ttie Cd\tO~ llbWI eame liUrgh Steelers alter completing berween Nr.vy anij Rice at' DallOI, nitf'hes in thti' armed fortes. ' t 1 rex..• NeW •Y.earJa Day ' · hshc m18slie ag('OC!Y said toda)' I • r ~ UNDIRGOIS OPERAION , N~W )'ORK UP,.~..Ed Dick, S.axbe s ruHng tll.at l;he - c~ndl· who ha~ lliJ 1S·9 record witb the I ~.'ks ran take. office was quail· , llew York Ya~kes' Bin~hamtoll\ t1ed by the stipulation th,t the)' farm dub this year, und~rw~nt a f•lc their delinquent ex~.nsc ar.- nose operation at Leno)(' Hill I ~ounts before a certificate of e'f· Hospital Thun'day to 1 bavt er.tlon will be issued. obstruction removed. tbe 2hy8ar· 'T'he ruling was reqUested b:l old leftliander aiso led ' tlle · ~· 1 Secretary of State Ted W Blown tem Lague in , ttriteoutJ and [ :1 did 00t 8 k S b. "- · h t 1 r · r?~" d i~ 8t ax ! wr I'J s UOU 1.· , tlPt,n~~ ont chan es ;.WuO won, · ·• -11u no ave, f'Xpens.e!l. .. . ._ , ~d , . !d. .: If' t"-· .roup cou 1""'e o Jrc once w: .. 1 11 ff'tj vit , tl:i h . n'oP. e~ ~se~ a uymg ey ac Th ~~ · f S b , 11 t Fllllowin!!: a lengthY discuJsill:l e eOIY c ax e_'i ,r\1 ng F. BtJiod 1 Kenneth 'M~Cullough, Mra. Wayn~ Swilher, Mrs. .Gilbert ~~ llri:. Heni"Y Werry, lb's~'··c; l. Struble; Mrt. Ralph Welter, Mrs. Jaek Kennedy, Mrs: w:·A. Gibtis. Mrt. Alex Cilo, Mn. Ron Springer and ?tlra.' Charles RUfJo. · I ' r< . ~ •• (Cillltlnl(td , _ '•'" Ontl . who helped kltch>n· and In the. serving of ·the banquet w~re . Mrs. Hayman Barnltz, Mr•.' Ted oownle, ¥ra 1 ,G'~~ld Gen. Reuter Mra, ·Albert CuatQs )Irs 'c ' ' ; . . .~uo'N •T.••L~IU,..' Church Leaders Are Worried. Atty. Gen. Sme ''f PomerQy··Bsl1t~il•et -'1""' . · Unoba~ke; ' Towar' dSputnik' Makes Ruling ver eaction dt . "'v~. I M~the'r. ~~ u,. 1 ' ' · :~~ ,· '-.. I ' l •• ' o I .. ll 10• .IOl a,a. 1 Point l'ltall~t. W. Va. 1492-RX' Cottrill by the death of his mother; .,.,,~"''" '!.tooney. · Ao'hi~F'I ' C~eryl Lehew of ~~:e~:~e,n\s, ~Sunday with their T .. and Mr~ Wm. . guests ot Mrs. Anna ' 1 ·II •acc.oy ~~ere Mr. and Mrs. George ,. , ••• .,.,': Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Chi!· yolumbus; qeorge MoCoy Liverpooli Mr. and Mr.;. . Conroy of Cincinnati, Kem\eth purs and Mr. and ~&rs.' Wayne Ours of WelJ•vlliJ and Mrs. John Arnott, Racine. I . The Home Builders Class or llie Nazarene Church has chong. ed the date of their Christmas trom Dec. to Dec. 13 NANCY··· GO TO THE 60ARD AND DRAW A MAP OF SOUTH AMF-RICA �. ,_ 'I .' ' ' "'- \ :' Yule Dec'oratiori$ Plans Annua-l Christmas Pinner Are Discussed At ·1: Plall5 wore made lor the 81\·1 WICkham, Mrs Lowell; Bing, and ur d- . :i . .M - -'t .. nual ChrlatJnoa dmner to be held B11bara and V1rgm11 "\'{right., lT e 1l~$a0y ,. ee at the Martin Restaurant, Sun· Hostesses for the Januao home d®lonatr.,_., 1 clay, Dec 15 at L p ru when the I meet ng will be Mr~ Curtis FrP· Past Councilors of Chester Coun- denck and Mrs Norman Freder· ell l)aughter5 of Ameru~a met ick with Mts James Van Meter Wolilloaday evemng at the lodge •nd Mrs John Hayes· llrtbarge oall E1ectr1e candles and a light- of the entertainment. ed ttee" d~c~rated th• ball lor ~tbe oectslon ~ j, [ Mrs O"ar Weber, preSident, UrC opened the meeting w1th scripn' • lure reading followed with the I 5 Lord's Prayer and pledge to IDe Oae 1n umoon OffiCers for the 0 UC next stx month!! were electecl The Mason EUB Church wswc: with Mrs Henry Beaver chosen .vtll 1 spC'nsor a pot luck dinner as pre~tdent, Mrs Curtis Freder for members and thmr famiUec; 1ck, vice pre!il,dent, Mrs Eldon ton ght at tile church Kraeuter, sentmel, Mrs Norm~n The meeting wtll be in ch,rge Frederlek secretary, Mrs. Gee of Mrs Lucille Smith and a pro· treasurer, Mrs Rrus Cle ~ra m entitled 'Strengt~emng the pubhc1ty and Mrs Vlrgtl Church Through Love 11 will be flower committee presen ed Followll>i the meetmg, g1fts AU members and their famdle• were exe1iang~d and My~tery sis nt:e urged to attend ' ters revealed with the presrnta r ; t10n o( a g1ft and new ._m,, 1 ,f ' drawn Mr& Hobart Ne•ell J\'&S aCIOEl treme,~ ,'. • awat~ed the door pnze I Relmhments were sene4 . bv UXI lOry the bo!ltesses Mrs Eber warner ond Mrs John J!ay<!, from a Ia 1 'i ble centered w1th a l!trge cake Jc-~ ed In white and decorated wl!h ]\aclPe F>remen Auxi l!ary have red rosebudS ' planned a Chmlmas supper Frl· Preoent were tbD'C narno1 day, Dee. 13 at 7 30 p m lor above and Mr~; Clarence NeutJ:· F1remen and ramilie.s to be at th~ hng, Mrs Rolland Osburn, Mrs Town Hall 'no g1ft exchange) Roy Hannum. Mrs Jn:nes Van Bring yotlr own tlble 5ervice Meter, Mrs Willoughby H11l, Mr. Firemen have also planned to Henry Spencer, Mrs R<liand Tor have a small treat for Raeldo renee, Mrs Floyd Ridenour Community children 13 and unMrL Marlon Wood )\Irs Mabel dcr at 1/1• ChriStmas tree wltK VanMet.lr, Mrs Esther Wrlihl, Santa Claus bemg present Dee MrL E~aar Hartung and guest, 21st on )laturdal cvcmng on the MillS Esther llayes, Mr& lam.s •treet by the National Bank maSOn U8Ch h WSWS 1 PI a nmg p t L k o·mner. ~ ,, I I ' ' Com!)!.,. your JMng feOilt with twin 1tep toblt1 aMI ITIQic:Mnll eo<ktoil-to~lt by P~Uod-111or11r o1ylod In your choice of 'rk~ or ~lood- ...finilflh...,., Ntflo•od h t19IIV Gkchol; Utwcfae· lor all tllree! ...-... • wlpeo dfjln In o wl!lk. IKollng ¥aluo, I~ ,. ·..r;•, ' R . f' A 'I' PI ans'' Ch fiStmaS . o·Inner - -' BAK-R_·FURl ON TBJ ·WGBIUI CliiUa IIIIIIDDLIPCIU -,...-+¥-- - -- .~_-;-.,. Wife got the \car again? ' Mlsn,t-IJ'S l/Mf fOI THAT SECOND CAll .lluiT)' to Blaelillar Auto Co. llld tee their terrllle seleetlon of "better buya"! 1950 DODGE 4 dr. Sedan · Runs good 1951 tHEVROLET J Powergllde. $150 ir. Sidan ······ $195 1951 lUlCK Speclcll $495 WILL YOU BE IHE N'XI LOSER? Paper burns mecdingly well. If even a small fire we~e to sta,rt m your hoD)e (or youf office) Illmorrow, eny securities and valuahlo personal papers you keep there might well be consumed before the Hames could be brought under control rtake tomorrow the day you trans!er ,all your valuables to a 2 dr. Sedan. ·New paint job. Dynartow. Exceptional In every way. 1952 lUlCK Special -- ·-------- ---- ·: $595 2 dr. Sedan. Original metallic green finish, Dynatlow drive. 1953 CH~OLET~ ·---- ,, as low as $695 C,holce of lhi'ee fine em. · 1953 I~CK~ Super V8 · -- .. -- .. .. · $895 4 dr: Se4an, DynafJow drive. Radio and Heater. J!eauti· ful turquoise and w~lte finish. 1954. PONTIAC Star Chief ' r~ We P•y 2% lnler~sl On Yout ~avlngs "' .I:, / ' . . ., . ' . ' .11iddlep9rt. " Sociel) ''' I Mr --~ .M~ 'TbomDS Scally, 'J'we[lt.v·o~~ · tion council members met at thl! Mra George Hacke!l Sr. and Mi· 10rne of- 1,!1;'1 • Gentva Nola~. chael Schafer were visitors m llome econotnlCI demonstration CQlmp~~ we~nesday. 1gen1 Wednesday when the fote- ' L~wla Johgsllll PUbfie • Irelanoon waa de~bted to su.geatlon• tlon•,lllr~etor, with the Appal•· and Ideas on ChrlstJnas deeora- eh1an~wer cG, Roanoke, va, visited Mr. and Mrs Robert liartlODII, present&. and roods. A home made gilt exehap(i rls and other Crlends \Vedn,.day ~as enjoyed and a planned din- evening ner was semd at noon The rooMr. and Mr. Everct1 'ulllngton~ Pt Pleasant, were recent Uff was Chiiltmas ' In the afternoon prosram plan gueall of Mr and Mrs Lee Roush mng was stiJdled aud possible dales tor Aduevement Day di'i· eugsed Future leader traininJ meet1ng dates were atudled, Alii dl!;{"Us~cHf wcro topics to be in eluded lo next yea~ home demon stration programs Mrs Maxine Pr1ee wa1 \.n charge of the morning propam Also present wer~ Audrey Well Frances Fooltner, Patsy jadtorc' ~dna Lee Jaunlta Slj!c, Jeane! le Davis, Nellie Nelson, Bind• D1ehl, Ava Greenlee~ Vlrglnlrl Gu nthor, Ruth Ponlsen, Sylv11 !.lldklfl Nina Robmson, Smn Stella Caldwell, 'MaxJpe Goeglem JeSSie Saundera, Freda Smltil Vecna Hysell,. Helen QtllYJY at~ Mra Nolan. · ' Mrs WeU and Mrs. Qulvey of the Bedlol<!-group ·liaked ChriSt mas tree cake~ and M1ss Sau.'l· ders, })atsy Radford and Mr~ Flllmer of the Hemlock Gravt and Roek Sprl•e• JTOUps ma~e a ChrislmallliJecorated salad. Miss Saunden and Mre Goegleln M· slsted Mro Nolan with thl(, re:+t of the dinner. : ' -. 1956 PONTIAC VI Star ctllef ··· ··· $2,29$ 4 dr, CIIIJIDa Sedan. Best Pontiac with allle~tlber teall. "Hard tW 1 4 dr. model. One carefulloeil ow)ler, Hy· dradiaUc,rlve. Radio and I Heater. · '•t t ! , 1955 Oli)S,.88~Hollltlay Cpe....... ShoWroo~. ~~e~, ~y~lmaUc drive. 1955 MN'hAC VI $1;~?.5 ' 1, 870 ·......... $1.-WS i dr. 'CaWina cpe. ' UardTop" mod~ Radio 1\( a'Jt;. er.CieiJI.car. Hydt'll!lltl~clrl\<e , · , :. JttS \fol VI Cnto11llnt ······.·• $J~9$ • ~~fl!·-Si!C1U~a orl&inal 1 turquolle•tllllill. : ::' :: : "If F08t '.va custtm~IM ·.. ·.. .. .. ~its 4 clr. ~'A:·low mileage clean, one ~I t mer e.r,' ' \ , f1 , '' ;~ fl.., I . ·. :e- ,: Sf·- ••. ' I \ . ' . '· ' ,, " . . ' ; ,l . < ... .-' ' ' --'~---·· \• ' ' " Tbe lolly Club bad a ~htl!tmao dinner Wedn 0sday al the Riverview Re.•bqrant an~ adj11u rned tn tbe hom~ nf M"- "' ,wll'iw· Hannlna, Bradbur,, 1\ll' t)iojr o.r+v an~ •••~aad oL 1itta Secret Pals nallle, M rovealed during the .meotlni and1!IfF Jean Fvns recelvetf an ~ftnl\rP"' sary gilt. t. c~nlrlbutlon wu voted for the C~listm~ 'frol~ c of the Junlqt 1Cl!Jniber 1 o Col!'· l• rnerce Those pre.~Stnt were M"s. , Evan ~ Mrs Roy Moyer, Mrl LilY Roue~ Mno Donald Houetr, llrs Henr' Dailey, Mfl Ollner Gr!m,m, Mr' Gerald Wlidermulh, l!ri. Alber! Woodard, :1\1'1 Charles Strsu&~ ~~d Mrt. Eldon V(jll I ~ • . . . 00I :. ~ .~"' ,. ,. .... ,. •-1.~5 i o o 'rtAfi , o 11" o" I o ··~35 stretch . . . •uo a •t.e• 11 ' .I i ' 8 of ~E A1,1luliary Elects Offic,rs · F.o~Coming Year Gt!~~ lnttrnal(p~al A~~ !Ia~, of the Brothe~n~Jlll; of j.oO!o mQliV!' •En~lneer~ .. M!a 1 !~elr .~r •lU!I Ch'rl~mM 'dlliner , l'fi\'!'Q'' ,nt the home ol Mrs ~~to ' ' ·r . ~ } ~ 1C.stom }lqpJ, 4-D®r, V.fl motor, Ttm~ut ~ t ,!QIIe Translnb~, Radlo, !Iuter Like new. ..~ -;, • ,:, --.- ;. "'·~ 1t56'thewolti. -·'·~~fp;$l76S ~·. RUTlAND ' - ~·i' J • I ) ~auUful Ivory over DIL•k Plum. Delray ,.,..._ Coupe, V-8 motor, radio\ .~ot"r' 1 ~<Jt-• , {., ,.,~ ~ 1 ill~•· •lnyllnterlor. LOOal qwner. / ' 1956 BUICK VI Special ···· ··· ·· $1,995 4 dr. Riviera Sedan. Only 11,189 actual m,lles by careful local owner. "Hard Top" 4'dr-. Sedan. Fully equipped. .. ''' Falrlan~ ~-Door Hard•Top, IVottX pr.er Tur· quQ,fsF.•PoW'r ~ertna, padded .~fl1i , 1JI,hlte , wtll tlra, -•lure mtrtor, luto~tM\lc traiJ. 801t radlO; h..ter ~nd man,y 1957 BUICK Vl Speclpl ··· ··•···· $2,195 2 dt. Hard fop Cfl\l. Only 8,235 actual mlle1 by car~~uJ local OWI\er. Dynaflow drive. Popular hat~ wp nlod'!'· 19$7 lUlCK V8 Century · --- ··· ··· $2,ft5 I ' 1 • BA)IIKlNG SINc;E 1872 lllemller Federal Reserve 8yatem Member Felleral Deposlllneuranee CorporaU~n COronet Sedan. New Pontiac trade-In One owner car ' ::· ', - 19$6 Ford· naflow drive. One careful owner. t 'j· 1955 DoooE V8 4dr..... .. · ·.. · $1,395 +dr. Sedan. SpoUeu original light blue·whlte flnlali, Dy· • , • "I' COnY. Cpe. Hydramatie drive, R&H . .New light blue top. 'I 1956 lUlCK y~ s.,., '.'... '.. '' ''. $2,395 I ,.. 'be•« ··· $1,095 ~ dr. Sedan. One c~reful local owner: Dynaflow drt've. Sm~ Black & wblte original finish. Radio & Heater. ,. I , ,George •Ande...1m ~ho :J{~ ·~n- • iher M1i. c. r. 'H~wklns;: Tbuno ill 'irilb flu flal ~le , I'Q 41.1'1 ' • , , work at the ·Pcl.il Ol!J#. Io~' leY· '!4r. and Mn. 1CIIHI!1' ~~~~Poral days t '1'" "· 'llaif, 'Clill-{!ltoil, '1ilalled b~ elllt Mrs . Nab Reichert and Mln wfth Mr. and Mrs. lier!l'J•~ Ohltn• 1aeq~ellne RJce we~;t !'laiiCII'&.·In. ~·~ , M•· ;JIIere ' aeoe!11!1111)ed to MariOt\• Thw-aday. . !> ' , Nti141Milt bY Mra., qbUftlllt 1o· ·' '· '' " • aUend the fqneral of All' · a~d Mra Mrs M1nnle GUm9r~ : W~l> an ~and .Kreig,. ,Mn, Krell Wll .a' 9vernigbt guest Ill Mr: _aliUlio!' slil•l'·IA,~i i>tr~ -~L ' ·J!alp~ -G!bll• lr, an~ Olilldnin ·•~/ ' ' ' • 1• 1 iNew Havo_n, Welillesdal,;. J, , MIAMI BEAC!i . Pl-1'•~ ' Wllllaili:Kitehen lvb6, ~~ been 'Giira~e. dll:ector o(:.IJill/.,'1!111'"f" confined \o the Chllllcql/>e hospl· ol lAbor Slandarda flf tM u. S1 tal IInce he wu Injured 'In an uelll1'tment of Labor told the automobUe aeeldent was return~ Florl4a Fcdcrallon ol"tabor 900• to his borne Thundayc vention Mondav that tlie avetage • Mr and Mrs Jack Evan i, eollege graduatl'! ea.,_ a ,to\11 ut New California, vlsiled her mo- $21)8,000 In his lifetime. Pomeroy National Ban'k POMEROY fl I The Jolly au~ ' Annual Christmas Dinner Is Held '!;he LOW·UN1AL IAPI DIPOSIT lOll Al•OUIIIANKI ., t - ;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--.I Chester Daughters Of America ·l ' .,, ' I • .J. ' .. $199~ ' • > Cimolat • J,, . $1tf5, . . " ' I '•' • • Otbtr .ext:u. -CLEARANCE ,/ I 0~ ~ USED- CARS ·,NO: .REASONABLE ~~ -oFF~ER RI,FUSED ' • -I ''''"""' was tord IbiS $lory ' former nam~ was llaJmarit As o child, he • was in Uw home of , prominent Counfy fan\}er Henry )lava foster ch1Jd H(! war. a~ n>arcd belpe~ l9$3 Chev~J•t I • ' ' ' 1952 P-li~~~th 219 t _Dr. Sedan. ,· keate~~ li J>ohoater Racllo,.. H~ll1r --&' ~Osler " by the Ml)nard's and run the farm L&ura Belt~ Mayn:.rd '<1.1 Henry lla)itlartt'• dau l! hlcr Alter thC! elder 1\foynard d1ed hl'l foster son wanted to. adopt Ma~ nr~rd a~ hJs legal name Mh.lJ !.I h ynBl:d smd ''' Signed papm legala~ed ihe ac-L~:~:~;i;lbseqwcn"ll:s•, toey decided to � 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. 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