https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a7adcbcb6717caf90245e69bf1a4e053.pdf cc82948a529248c777ccb1e84f30aa70 PDF Text Text ' - - ~---- ------- -- -,.. - ._,..r-"' • - ...- _.._ -- \ ' Junior Garden Club At Rutland Holds Meeting "' The Rutland Jo Indus "" Weat~'' lay PIIU Junior Garden '"'\ " .... "t !ll::~fn,.dav Dec, 14 at at lome of 1\lrl Vernon Webo: wun fatly Ydung presiding Eleven members answered roll ~~U .\>Y DIJTIIijJl. 1 ChrL!tmas flow· er M" Weber showed Chrlstm., favors in capdles 'I'M -children each made a coodY. Christmas Tree Next moellng wiH be on bird• the second Saturday tn 3anua'y at 3 p m &l Mrs Weber's Propo8ed New Organization ToldToPlan UNITID o'hlo, '!fin or drb:lit ~J or tWihf, Wtillllt' soVIh 1~"' '""'· ~y ~ '-'" poltlt ""'"' ~ cnn.l With.. llllderatt M~l£1 CouDty Representative George palspeater before a small delegation at .... ~lito­ ~ralllroa. Hlth today In 5C1o ctntql tnd ~ loo;tion. Lft 1 !triltNI r ...., 1.,. from 'tho middle 30a norfh 1o IT ROCKS MALONE, N Y UP - Munltl pal blndleader Ernest Lavoie, ask· lng the village beard to relloor the community llandstand, said his mu. slc~ans play wallles and foxtrbll, but the sound t!omes out rock 'n' roll Lavoie satd the old floor, thumped by musicians feel keepmg ttme to the rhythm, shakes, raltlcs and rolls "" .,... 1 iioulfl. VOL IX NO, 208 r • ~~uepv:n~.~~L~~:f~~~,o~~:~~tt~~o!:: a two-cout7 . ,.,~ D"eted r. Tlae J•tere'u Of Tile • .,..,....... :~~ ~ -; " ~ In hl8 addrel8 Mernhart stressed the Importance of rung for the dmlopment of an area He pro~sed m~~r _ '· -----,..-·--------=---:-::-:-::-~:-:::"7:'""':;;-:";~!::" Pomeroy·Mjjldleport, Ohio, WedneJday, December)8, 1957 IIHGJ.II 1 0 S(IENCE I YOUILIFI lnvolvlp• •a•h wiD ~ ~ ~sed t 'I\~I Color~ ~~~~~:~ supreme u ID the , ~ s1tes lor nuclear ~~~~~~ 1 Nld ml!oille l111ea The ~ment In prlne1ple reaehed at l · meeUng of NATO foreign and defeme mhlisters fol lowed el..-ty the announcement of Ill• sueee'*'IJ! tlr~J ol the first 11 s lnte~nllnenlll bllU•tlcs mlsstle New Penitentiary of INCh 1 the two men armed wath a L~J-gcr Meanwhile Sheriff Robert C lt was pomted out that ~; .. • and a 32 ealll)er revolver a'> Hartenbacb reported tbt JaiJlnJ organaation Ul aouabt 11(11 , _. proathed and demanded to be let of Otho Tracy Pomeroy for '" work ag:nnst the SEORC but toeoIJllldc vest1gation and MI)'Ot E F Rob- operate w1th that orgaDllltiOD iDcl mson J1ned Roy A Bu• , Pomc atd 1t m every possible Dl&llDI!I' fhe clerk.! pul11P a strug~ ·· roy RD 2 $10 ond coo"' ror dnv It was a!Jo potn•ed out !Iiiii Is Recommended ll L-..,•-1u, 1fT Va• ll W• JPK h1 g~wyy a'"ctdept 1n Mareh 1953 1m the organiLatlon ro The clerks bad just closed an~ ~· Webster and Fultz law flfm was group wtth a myriad ol ldeu of· ' IO<ked tile door af:.Or them when counsel for defendant fered ! I St>te Po such an organ1Z3lton when ..,cl if •-l Tbe g1111lllen jumped mto a blac~ mg left or center Th• and white Butck and sped awa. trol had ctted Diu tnlo eourt Joe Wtlkensen, Logan, one uf the clerks, Wll sluaged wtth a 1 during the fight eral slllehes were needed to close the wound • C' _ • The other eJe~ UDef iJtti'VJCeS "i~o~·"•tnor 10 Iurie1 ••d .., Reg~ $6,a0-,.goll ' 'II .WECJ~I. $4.29 gal. formulated should plan to ."clo 80methtng'' and not be lbe lYPi f# group to meet for the. 10le pUr• o( soctabtlity • ~ ShU m the stages of ~ lion t~e tw~nty groult ~ ally plans to produte a DI,'OdiUJe as one attraction to lndullliJ. ,,Nof WT..!Il tr,L,;l;..:,._J eomm1tteeJ were named, ~- ~ ft' W Jrllllft!Uay at the Tuesday meettn(. > ;~•.,f , Altendmg from !btl ~ Mrs Marpret Jlerboldl, Xid Ron Spnnger p_"'SldeJJt Of 1be dleport; wao notifted.ljonday of 1 Pomeroy Chambl\r of Clll•ttoe, ' the death of her twill ~r, Mrs along w1tb Franklm ~ ~ ~ Frank Braeeline, wild aled m Thomp50n Attendinl from cUlt Celumh111 at ltlmY H,.pttll. IMiMJeport Chamber 'weN Ill Funeral sernees 11!11 be beld on Grueier and Radney ~ • Thursday at ten ··~lid ~ the well as 'Rep. Gecirtle Jlt'!il,biri. Glenn L. llyen Funel'll Baile m Columbus Wltb burW hi lbe Mid 1 =~Hill eemetery ~ ar~e... ~ Bneebne wu .U.. daueht er 6f the late Joseph apd Strait IFMrs•Fa}•Braceline I ,... Bt I Prtt Parking • dJYI Sayre on a January 1957 indiCt 1 Ohto Purchaoe wlw!n situ for ' • ment for driving wh1le under I mll!o and "wmtllo were pWulld the mfluence of an tntox~eating fa~:~~~~rt"~~:~m~ted the time flier beverage ended quietly today I tor " being very much on elellielll upon the defendant pleading to be ,onsodered He pointed oat guilty to 1 te..l!r charge I that tt took oeveral yean 10 lei Eleven JUrors were " the box Forked Run Lake 1ft Helga Cr..lllltf when on rerommenda!too of 11 well 18 the bel that 11 tai* 01 Prooecutor James 0 Brien the oeven years to gel adequate te~ ATHENS 0 UP-Three clerk• court mepted I plea of gullY P" n• &eiVICe tnto the rural' da ..,. of mtortcallon from Sayre of 'Metp County , nere tnjund Tile• Y "'•"l Common Pleu Judge John Ba ad • • hen thev blocked the allempt•d con fined Sayre S2ll and costs I Each of the 15 or 20 men lied holdup of an A "p Jupcrmarkct,l The wdtctmcnt grew out of a I bled at the mfecung whasldpobe .,,!'! by p31 f gunmen the1r Jdea• o what • ou ~ I r~ PAINT contact s:omeone hke A1 of the OhiO Chamber meree and the Planning Three A&P' Qerks I • d At Athens InJure J..:n,. H (dup 81ociUI.., ~ WALL Jury Trial Ended [g;J:::~~:~f~~:.u~,~;~ <!': ~,! ~! ~~~~~ ~~~~: ~~~~e ~ '":.;.:;J,.,~;;,;;:r.--o;;'7""':'-----:~01 ·---, kultbtr lou wn...... _:___....:.._:.:_._:__-;-__--=::--:;r~-~-:-'il~.-(-k_p_,=-i-=l:-i-n_g_ For Robert sayre ·~ p- waa Kyger Creek, T\llto Gl Insurance . ' CLf~t'ON 6~er FISlfiR QO. l)rtVe .. mmlttee •hte~ wtll mon1es boginnlng trld4v lor a more adequate ambulanc~' Supreme Court Asdsl!ng Lyons on a Drive Session Held • committee aoe the Rev John El for the I ab11~dtmn:10~t Hl~tne emergency squad wood, ch1ef of the A1d Squad ·~n~mlt.tte; Carroll l!'ea!Drd,1 Linley Hart and ~ Boti Beegle Plaru for the dmc were made at a meeltlli Mond•y ' The ambulance used now by the squad was desmbed as no longer depondable The A d aquad made 82 runs durmg 1057 by • E~pedMen~ Tf,e meelb!1 was a~journo~ lolloWiilg the aetton until the ,.,. tjle winner gu!Jr meet1n11 night od Jan 6 FUMING WINS GUN Che!"T, COmblae either tra ltloaal or ''c.e IIIII get it", Ra•e Riders Amerieaa dtllgn to create a bcaullful, cllatlnctl" room. The richly pined 101id cherry ia C1111~YJIIOO& It finlabed Ia a delisJtt• lui aew color.. flddletone. Foarteea ee_parate fiaisbinJ operation• brlns out air lb. natural beauty of tbe oolld Wood. Aad oalf SOLID Wll!!d caa ilve foa all die qualltlea yo11 61111 Ia ~ llJ" &ktadc mly Ameriou deaip. t.YIIh appol~t111ent .. seaeroua ala~, ap4, p!lfc4 eabinelmlklos l~ry !h• CIRIIYJIIOOK ifOUp u ru!IJ 81f N" ~tun. The atyllu~ aod color ar. lia •eoplns with tOdara 4~ort~YIUJDd. Cot110 f11 and tee CBIUYIIOOK 1*,LUIO ... .u........u ......., • Baker IU'"··· Brtndl nemllli wo Of 'the new iltot tun atitbe Racine Amerlean IAsiaB Shootlal Jfaldl ~14 l4R Sllnd4J. There Wll1 be a Racine American !AJion m,eetlng Tburlilay evenlllf, Dec 18. A ham dinner will be served, l 1111tlve lllodUII leeOIIOriCI with thia earl7 I • Got Your ~olld-.r Permuep~ f4ow SHILEY'S •l~un · SHOP Ha1r Cut~ & Styling Bleaching & ll'lnting ReallsUcr- ilrech Caryl Rlchfit\is & Rayette Pe11!1anents OPEN I TO UION. THROUGH ~.\,T, Pk. ~11·111 lt8~ St Fwn t ,;, Mason Telephone Directories To Be Mailed Jan. 3 ' .As AMERICAN •• cherry{IIe utbil lUns Ia S0 L D sroup MeJilhlnny preSided grandson, Frank McGro\hen, and sister, Mrt1 Reynolds Mrl Nathan Btsgs, woo ta til The etlendance banner was awarded to Ute Second Grade llught by llrt1 C. E Yoong The PTA are selling Golden Crumble candy aa a money nioklng projecl A lorre crowd w&& present for !be C6ristmas program whicb m luded t~e fol!owmg numbers Approximately 5600 cop1es of First to Fourth Grades •Jolly, Jolly Santa Claus , Up Qn the tbe 1958 1\Uson-Pl Pleasant telellouse-tllp' , ''Santa land •, ''Little phone dtreelortes wtll be mailed Sand,y Slel&bfoot", •o, Come Lit to 111batriber1 begmmng on Jan.j,.nnivl:{sary ile Cblldren ; and 'We W111b You 3 aeeordtng to R F Bel:kel4 man A Merry Chtlstmas" ager of the Pl Pleasant Cbe.sa Til~ other four grades gave the peake and Potomac Telephope Co 1 Christmas atory wtlh Maxtne With· It IS ex peeled that deliVen ee as the reader will be completed by Jan 6 PeoThe processional carol was "0 ple who do not receive one Wlthi::J Come All Ye FaiUtful' and oUter a fetJ days following Utat dat• carols uad were o, Lttlle Town are wed ID noUfy the Pl ,Plea .. of Bethleliem", 'Hark, Ute Herald ant off1ce A"'~ SIDJ'', "Away m a Man fer", •"Wbble Shepherds Watched MARKET REPORT Their floeb By Ntght ' "We, C!NCINNATI UP- Produce• Tbree llln&l of Orient Are ' and Eggs ftnn p11ces II farms, coo "SIIellt Nilbt" sumen whttes and browns, A Jumbos ~9 A large 41-45, A medwm 36-41 A small 2&34. B large 36-42 FOB A large 511-52. A medtum 45-48 8 Chickens steady trym ...,,,,. 14-16, heary hens !7-19 hens lll-ll fryer prices 5000 at U 49,000 at I~ 7,000 at 16. Butter 90 score 71 l.be ablebce of the pr.,tdent, her twtn Police Seeking ' ~w Slit •• surmed lty one dauehler, Mrs WJlltam McGrothers, one ; > Boyar Qirlsl - the)l're all here! your Iavorite TV Stars ' - R6y Rogers, Dale ~~~rns, Pat 'B~y, "BUllet" and Nelly~Ie. You'll have r~,h westew fun playi~ "oopk• out" With this ~omflete ,~~·it q\l~~VY<N cat}' ~ge ' tlte ct\UCk wagon~s wlt~!l. \l:i~ UP the nor~ ,8~4' do all the thints co*boya <to out on the OJ>ell ,r•t\r~ ~,, ' :JtOuf~' ~~)} ";4~~ is ~~ lpng. ,,: ·_, ' ~ ' .# . - • .., ~"" I PJ'eoen wore C L Ingle.., llay or, . bonnie Mcfarland, rFcorder, and Cw,ndlmen E E Thompson Frlllk IIIlard, Ray Roush and Clll'· tis ~cDilliel �. ' ,, . "' " • \ ·Tff! P.~IP' SfNTINEL - ~ - ,..~~taling, Editorially ....... .,.,~ ' , .. No#M~l f~!m~fJf(qn fqr lofantii~Pflralysis Work Also H~/ps Other Lines Of Scientific Research: Canoer A• Melg~ Copnty ~~rl the time for launch- difficult to main tam, und careful precautions ing oflts annual Polio fund drive II may be must be undertak'en to assure th,at healthy interesting to note tile great unity of science in its quest to rid hUmamty of Its Ills, pams, and tragedies. The National foundation for lnfant1le Paralysis has pointed to this fact with great clarity. It says that in order to reach a winnmg position m the fight on pollo, much work had to be done by NF grantees on prob!ems quite unrelated to polio For example, a large part of present-day knowledge of encephalitis came from pro jeds which were supported by the National Foundation and made possible by the March or Dimes. In the development of the Salk vac. cine, for example, basic pieces of knowledge were used that had been uncovered years be· lore by scientists who had no thought what· ever of doing res~arch on polio Likewise, methods developed in conneetloft with the vaccine are already bemg ap· plied to the production of experimental vac· cines for ills other than polio. Techniques demonstrated by Dr. John Enders and his as· sociates in the course of their polio studies are now employed in research on many diseases and, Indeed, have been said to have re· voiution12ed ihe technology or virus research 12-l'laily Sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18, 1~57 ~ -.----~·­ ' .' rELEVISIO~ ' I I WSAZ-TV Chon"e' 3 I [ GUIDE ' ~~~n~:~ ~•.- Weclnes11a} 6~~a:,:e~~ ~Thursday 1 '1 110 g au 9 30 I 10 00 I 10·30 animals are obtained Even before the "accme was made avail- , able for general use. It was recognized that I there wus need for a cell to replace the monkey kidney cell What was needed was u cell. that would multiply mdefimtely in the lab· I oratory, that would not have to be replenish- ' ed, but that could be harvested and re-har-! vested, as one might go on growmg grain after having started w1th a single seed 1 For a number of years, then, scientists op- i erating under March of Dimes grants have been seekmg a cell or no;mal origin to serve as a growing place for virus destined to be used in the vaccine I i l'nday , Romper Room Trouble Wit~ Falher Arlene Fran~ls ihow Tre!lsure Hunt ll 00 Tl'e Price lS t~ight 11 30 Truth or Consequ"' .es 11 2 00 Tir Tac Doush 7 00 'l'odov I I) 00 Romper Re~om , 9 30 Trouble W1th ll'alber 110 00 Ill 1 j l2 30 It Could Be Yoa 1 00 Mid-Day News 1 1 1~ Movietlme 2 30 Br1 de and Groom 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 1 1 1 1 6 30 6 43 7 oo 1 3o 8 30 I 9 00 Cells Went WJ/d Too I I 00 Mid-Day Jlle\VI I 15 Mov1ctime 2 SO Bnde and Groom 3 00 Matmee Theater .J (t{} Queen for a Day Spln•ch Playhouse 6 00 Flull and Soruggg 6 25 WeBihercast weath 2rca;;t Nrws P1ciute NBC NEW~ Boob & Saddle• Wagon Tram Father Knows Be!lt Kr~ft 1'h('atcr 1000 Tb1s 1, Your Life JO·JO 0 Henry PlayhcJJse llOO N t>WS Headlines ll 10 Wcathercast I I 15 Nitewatch Sign Off I' oo 1 Matlnce Thentre Queen 1or a Day Modern Romtnces Comedy Time 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25 Arlene Francts Show 10 30 Treasure H11nt ll 00 1'he Price 111 Right 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 TIC Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be You 4 45 Modern Romances 5 00 C<1medy Time ~ 30 Spmaeh Playhouse 6 30 News Picture 6 45 NBC New11 1 00 Whlrlyblr~s 7.30 'l'a~ Dou~b 8 00 You Bel Your Ule 8 30 Dragnet 9 110 Peoplo's Choice 9 30 Fol'<l Show 10 00 Lux Show with Rosema11 -rle Clponey Jane Wyman Show 10 30 ,1 II 00 News H••dlinu ll 10 Weathei'tlll!lt I 11 10 Nitewatd, I I 00 Slifl Off WCHS..TV Chantte~ 8 Dauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 18, 1957--3 First Baptist Ohio Eta Phi . Electa Circle Sorority In Meeting Is Held , .,Tuesday Meeting The EJecta Circle of the B. H. Mloalonary Society ol'the Firat BopUst Church met Tue1day at the home of Mro. Paul S,mart. Mr~. CWford Hayeo, chairman, prea1ded and Mrs. Charles White had the devotional senrice on the Chriatmas theme. Mra. Har- The Ohio Ete Phi Chspter of &ta Sl1ma Pbl aororlty met Tuesday at the olfice of the Oh lo Fuel Gaa Compeny with M" Richard Jones, president, Pfl'llding The ~ullural program was on "Conversation" and wu preaented by Vera Crow and Jaiic• Sanbor~ ry Houdashelt was In charge of Hinkle Hoste&ses were Lena Ule program which included carols Nesselroad and Roberta.. O'Brten. and Chrlotmas poomo. Duri~g the busmen meeting It Wll deel~ed to buy Christmas glfll for three under-privileged cbildren and to send thear home mlaalonary a gilt. Mrs. Houdashelt eave the clpslng prayer and Mra. Srnart served a deasert course to fourteen membera and one guest1 Mn. C J. Rho~es During the social hour gilts were exchanged. The Smort home was decoraled m keeplnl with the Christmas season. The Chapter held a Christmas party bst week at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roger Dlllard. Hu'b1md, and boy friends of the members were guests and gifts were exchanged by the members and guests. Sandwiches, potato ehlps, pretzel.; and eokca werl! aerved by the commJtlec. Cub Scout Pack Meeting Is Held Monday Evening United Methodist JOF Class H.olds Officer Election· The JOF Cl.,s ol the l:lnile•l Methodist Church met Monday evening at the church with Mrs Glen Dill as hostess. Mrs W. 0 Barnitz was a contributing bo. .tess Mrs Dwight Parker, president, presided at a sbort bus1ness ses· .don which opened w1tb a Christ· mas worship service conducted by Mrs. Antone Lucke. It was an· B. H. Sanbo~ll Missi.onary Society Good Luck Clover lovejoy Circle Meeting Is Held 4-H Club tlolds Tho Lovejoy C)rcle of lhe u M. Cro!a lnd m.. FlortJiel Tal· Ch . t H. Sanborn Mluionary Boclely of bolt. Mro. Dileo reported on the rl$ maS pQrty Ihe First Baptiat Church met Tuesday evenmg aJ the home o! Mro Lawrence Bini with Mn. L D Diles, chairman, pmldlng. Mro. Clemlo For led tit• dev.,. tional Jervice whleh Included a Chrlstmns m...age "The Perfect Gift" by - Dr. Norman Vlncellt Peale. Mro Alton Hnrrlaon, who will leave Sunday for Mlsslaslppl, was surpmed with a handker· chlel shower by the member• She expressed her appreciation o! the friendsh1ps she had made 1n the charcb during !heir otay here while her husband wao employed at the Kalser ptanl. Mrs Homer Hytell aeted as oecretary during the buslne11 seoslon In the absence of Mrs Raymond Luman Tbe Circle had t.oken fru1t to the Couftt:y HGme, which " one of their projects IbiS year A' communication wao read to the Circle membera from Mrt. H "st 11 Den Mother · day School in New Haven will be Tile attendanee awards were held at the .:burch on Friday, Dewon by Den 3, M,rs. Lewis H. Sauer cemb<r 20, at 6'30 p. m. Den Mother and Den 5, Mrs Bruce A party for the cblldren will be Uoyd, Den Mother. Sklta were held afterward in the church basepresented by Mrs. Moody's ,Den 1 ment. At that time u offering for and Mro. Dwight Wallace's !len 4 the Treuler Lutheran Home for Group slngmg of Christmas ear· Children will be received. olo was Jed by Lew" H. Sauer. The Christmas Eve Candlelight -----------, 1 Awards preaented during the Serv••• will be held at St. Paul's mhtlllg were· Wolf Badge, Pal Lutheran Church Ill New Haven on ~dwards, Rqnny Hlndy; Bear Tuesday, December 24, at II p. m Badge, Bruce Wallace; Lion Badge 1 An offermg will be taken at that Randy Humphreys, Richard Wll· time to be applied to the church's Blaek .GLOW son; "Handbook For Boys" to the apportionment for the bulldmg of ' boY! w~o have completed work the Lutjleran Student Cenler at AA & B to go Into lhe Webelo Den; Randy West VIrginia University in Mor: Widths Humphreys, Richard Wlloon, Fran gantoWII. • Reichert, Billy Moody; Bobcat pins, Stephen Eppley, John Jobb Jameo Kay; Denner's stripe, Jamea Kay; 1 . . U\IU . AssiStant Denner'• stnpe, t.eland Brown, Gold arrow polnto, Au 0V Bradbury, Fran Reichert, Billy .J _ 1 Moody, .Bobby Schmoll, Davtd Jen1 kms; Silver Arrow points, .Roy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard Coleman; one year pin, Ricky enterlalned wltb a party recently nounced tb;t the bazaar held re· at their home, Eaat 1\fain St.. cenUy at the church waa very honormg their son, Jil!'lmie, on A tiny white-petalled dai- succe.,fal. his thirteenth b1rlbday sy adds a touch of sprmg The report of the nominatillJI The evening was spent In wal· freshness to thiS lovely- committee was given and all off!· chmg television, dancing and line flat pump, done _in cers were reelected for the com· games: • {' hoi 1 ng year and I•clude Mrs Park· After the honored guest openSprlngs Irstc ce,geam· 1er, prt.ti.tlent; Mrs. Jed Webster, ed hIS many 1ovc1y g11•· ' ·.!! re rres~•· 'lilg black patent leather. . . ments of ice cream, cake, hoi ' it' nl'p' bO-asts a' pretty ~rLucke, · viCe .PI% 1 i\W~l; Mrs. Antone chocolate and mmts were served The 'v secre afy and Mrs Pearl dip. · Hysell, treasurer Mrs Lucke and The table was lovely m a birth· I GIVE SHOES THE Mrs Webster were named " the d•y cover and centered with a program committee. Members birthday ceke iced m white with GIFT THA'li COMES were requested 10 bring ,.1., tax yellow and pink rosebuds and IN PAIRS. ~t J mps at the next meetmg thut.een candles. AF. Jimmte blew ' FoJ!owmg the busmess sess 101 out the candles the group sang Open Every , gifl exchange was hfld loll , happy b~rthday to h1m Evening Tjll Web' '" In behalf of the ,(,, Present were Jon Webster, Tom · presented a gtft to Mrs Everett and John Shasteen, Mlkc Spencer Christmas Thomas, the teacher. Oogle Calvert, Larry Marshall, A salad course was served by Freddie Sisson, Tom White, Jim the hostess durmg the 50.,,1 Gilbert, Hank Cleland, Jim Mees, hour from a table dccmo.led wlt:t A1len Downie. Ronnie Rlffie, Mldtllepori I large red candles and centered F:ank Basnett, Bruce McKenzie. ~~~========~ w1th a snow man. GeorgeFindley, Hofman,Tommie Bobby Wood Buck · R1.:hard geard, Cheryl Ebersbach, Jennl lr • Lohse, Tamara Finlaw, Aliu C rpenler, Clnda Swatzel, Corb :11 d Lmda Will, 1 Leah Grueacr c rolyn Vaughan. Janet BW'D~ I( tha1een Grimes, Jane aaer J< mlfer Crew, Nancy Burnt> i< ttY Persinger and Patricu li nne&$y. Sending gifts but unable to at 11 1d were Johnny Strauaa anr' Jcnle Jobb. \esl!ting with the games anr 1• "reshments were Billy Youn: c: nnie and Nancy Woodgeard v a. Ceward ~alvert and .Mrs Teat t '68 Studebaker with 11 nk Young. Twin Trletlqn for lUre-looted power V ,na, Rodney Karr. Ill's Lewla It Sauer wa~ chair· m·n of tile dining room coJ!IIIIIttee ., ~ they oerved Ice creim, punch '• d Cbrlstmaa cookies Christmu TO~ -~L-lllllaTORS :... Mldtlleporl· / drcoraUOI\8 ·were uSed In tbe din· J ll' ;-room (or the party. I Jl'm wa-.Jgeard Is Honor·e1'11\n 13thB1rt • huuy $3.99 €LIFrON Mr O nd Mrs l.loycl, ]loHman and aon of Pom l•rov v1S'ltel1 h\"~ Roush's Shoe Store parel'\tR, Mr and Mrs Ray Pick ena Friday. Mr1 Harold Ynunq u.nd d111 dren. Mtnon, vuitcd ht>r tnrrther, ).ln. ~lllford Juhn10n Mondav Mr.. and Mrs ~melt Dudd)na Nitro, vlalted Mr '"" Mrs B1ll Wlllltmt re..ntly Fot . Better Traction ... 1'1fr1 Pat Johnson nnd 1100 lorP1 and Mrs Marjone Bull West Col ambia visited Mu !,aVera Plor aall at pt, P1eu,.nnt !iittndny Mrs. Jamca Cunnin.sham 1and l~mlly, Now limn, celled on Mlna Lewla and Randy 'lee Sun. day arttrnoon ' Mn Claront'e Ward, Columbua spent Jut week wlih hnr puent1, Mr and Mn OscAr Henry. She wu occomponled home by hor huabond 8aJurday Mr ond Mr~. pon Q~j oenberry IDd t<)ft Qbll~c~tbe, Y!llt~d Mr and Mr1. H&nri la1t weilkend lboppm In Golllpoth and Pt Pl••unt wtn 1\{rs. Betty Call orid ~IICkle, Mn. Marale Cor'wrla~i. "~ qana Lewil, ll.r• Lu elllo Harrlton. · Morning Star By ll'llM 1. lhle !Ira Mildred !hie ond auni. Ills mDther had 110 Mrs Cia~ Bryant wcr(• VISitin g clothe!! Mr ond Mrs. Fred Pl·d ut th•· To keep his body worm Hillcrest Roat Home ut Athcru, But somr ll!rlps olowaddllng cloth .~rldti.Y Found there around the bern. MIJ:~s Phyllis Ihle and Dolorc~ Kraeutcr &re apendlng th~1r The holy on&elo IIRII Ria praloo Chrl,Im,. vmUon with their On t-ot biPP7 Cilrlllmts morn 'l'elllnl all lhe world" In ton( horne rolk! Thai Cjlrlot the Snlour wat .Mr DU(] Mn. J.. awrent•c Rose born, reCeived tlle word that a aon wtn born to Mr ind Mrs Tomm) Juo l!o" of Akron recently. The ohepherdo, loo, thon saw lhe Word Will ,recelved by relntiv slaP I'OI.tCI 100 DOWN " of the death of Orville Cleo- ' That P<IJnted oul the way $YIIACUSE. N. Y, Ill' - Pollee donln o1 Kontilcky rocontly llr And heard the lfoavonly muale mari D-vld R Selb opofted frooh wu , boyhood realdent here 011 tllat ilad and hap!Jf day. Pre lr~~:ka Ill a field, deolde4 to . 'l'hore will be 1 L'hrlllmas proinveaUiate, drove hla patrol car &ram al the church Doc 241 h Wbe men com inc from 8for onto tho field and lhe vohlde S•w lhe IIUldlJIIj 1tar ttuck In tho mud. Selb called for Altho they wore rich Porolana help, but the poll<O reocue jeep , HARRISO~VILLE They ha4 lrmlod from afar. also aot lod&ed In the mud. A tow "'• M- J~~ s•·ul truet llaally yaaked bolh vehlclet "• •~ •• II Wll the otar tbat hod 1w1kenod from the min Bul S.lb aever did M" Mike f'ry and Mrs. John For oil In tht E11tern Jk7 lind out what vehldo managed to Stout were shoppln& In Galli· Their curl.,IIY 11 to Its meonln( pm tbroullh the field leaving a poll• Salarday. To bo 1'0Vtlle4 111om by and by. 11'111 ol lrtcllt In tho mad Mr and Mn Robert Burchel~ ·- - - - - ----- were lA l!lddleport ahopplng They were tate!)' IUidtd by the 'll.a ......., Llnrtsay 'l'ack11t Jr •nd Billy In •11 , Harrison Allsprln&, Ky , nre Ih , Asatar tr1veled nigh! ond day l)I\'OTID TO INTERESTS guests of c ~arleo Th cke~ aud Wh•n.the~ lo, II camt tn L'olt at loot OP MEJGS.MASON AREA lumlly O'er the llltet whert the baby lfotlodl advertll!n• r011ment• Mr and Mrs. Paul Jewell of lay. tln. Bottlno!U·Kimball, Inc , 84! CoiU!'lbUI aro iU"li or her mo· U.lnCfon Ave., Now York City, I lheJ. , They worshipped IJllll on bonded lf,i'I.Y.· •', llro Gl!ldle ' J•wcll I' tho knee. • Raro 11111 to Him were &lven. lntered 11 ~OIId etau malllnf (ueol of r.lliJ ~na Jordon ••Uer ot tht jioJI olftte at Pom Mrt. Mars~oll "Mlllor Jr, Mr1 But the arettllt gift ~~ all mtn· ,., Ohio. Cooll Honlnr ' wcJll to Pt. Pleas- kind Was the Chrlst child aent from ' tubocrtpiiM nte•· f)otJvory b, ant Monday to ihop Henen mr\•r ll'here avaUoble SO cents 'l'llc O•ncrnl Telephonr Co '• · Alit* p 1 ~ ,.- week; ont Year In 1111'1va:nre at elttending their Unes to our fc!Mtroy ~:lu t'lio lltllY 8entlnet otn<O, 11~60: commumty OrltiMI-Otc. 14, 1917 montha, $J.80; three months, -----, '( 110. BY molor route wltero ftVIllMOTHIR ASK SAID e: ~ month Sl . By moll or.e FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla UP re~r sa: olx months, sus: tht11 - A grief . otrleke.n mother Tu••· CHURCH DtNriR IUlnlht, &2.10; oM moPih, $1 d•y asked federal authnrJIICs to 'l'he Penlei Cl"' o the Pom,•1Pub1bhed every afternoon ex· proBerute her 17·Ycar-old son tor ruy Firat Bllptl!it Church wlli ~ Sunday by Tho Ohio Valley aloallnr efll5 from a letter In her have a Chrlstm" dlnnet 'l'burs· lliltblel. Inc., at 110 Mecnenll mailbox Mra. Loulle Bra1~ !Rid doy al 6:30 p m at Ihe Fedora<· llt.i Pomero!, 0. But!".. otll.. her 1on, Jam.,, It "Jneorrl&Jble" J ed Church. Then wUI be an u,tllooo. tdJtodal o'llct PIIOI~ ud olle lotio leta! punlahment ch•nto ol ,1.00 IIIli. ond 1 1'0.,, mlpt help bl\11. 1111 hill' !qUowiU th dlruler. S;d;~;:r:~~) ~\ '· J. J•. DAVIS, M.D. Fomily and Staff I 308 N. SECOND AVE. _9~8 ASH STREET By Sorth M. Rife Mrs Sarah Rife was called to Cannelton, * W Va Wednesday night when her s1ster, Mrs Suafln 1 Swyers became critically ill And Sentinel m I I d1ed at 4 15 a m Thunday She was buned tn the Montgomery Cpmetery rr ~ar London, •W. Vl., Saturday at l p m Sur· vivon ;re her husband, Chnt, and. "'light uhlldren. The Swyers were former ••!dents of Pomeroy, R D. ~ul they .tta<l lived m West Vlr~l n · B u A H B11 I Ia (or. the post 30 years· Y'\'"' • • ey { . , Mr and Mt~ Harlan Rile and Spencer Leadle anU I unni~ son. Jantes, spenl Sllturday and McDole of Bloomdale •prnt a few sundi'Y wHh her par~nts, Mr and days with r.\llo and Creed 'MDolc Mrs Mart Mollohan, Sumersv11le, Mr and Mrs\ P1.u\ Pulli.ns, w. Va.. Mu. Mollohdn returned M~ Mary Put ins, C'olurnbu:.• home with them after a week's vis· allent a lew days a' thm homD it here with hell children and their here. families. Mts Murl Ours sp Nll Sunda:t Mrs Fnye Wood spent Mondll)' afternoon wtlh Mr~ Ku' c l'uck~1· atl ornoon with her brother Charof Racine lcs Rife nnd ...,lfl' Mrs. William Ohl111ger anff· Mr and Mrs. Gerald Saxton and dauahter of Pomeroy spent Wet! son, -'David called on ber parents, fteldlf wlt)l ~er pmn ts Mr Mr ~d Mr~ Ch~•· Rife, Mon~ay. and Mrs. RObert White. , , llonplo ll'fe Jpen~ the week,end.,.... Dona Xm ~ Clrolevllle ..ned 'wl\b .~ ~· .. ~ 1 ~1emortal MIDDLEPORII', OHIO RX FOR OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES , ' Meigs, GIIIUa, V!Dton Jlld Albens Countiea Addreu - Ma30n County, w. Va. * * *I BASHAN ' > For lhiB mew of wishing eaeh of_yo~ I ... ..-- ' ..... . A BLE$,SED CHRIS1MAS Pie~ forgive ·We could not appreelale Jlld ' enJoy your greellllga more Yel -te &ead our tldlnga prlo ' The Good Ludl Clover 4-H Club of Haaon held 1 CbriatJDII Plrlf 1ut 1blll'1lliy 1 wafilt In tho buomont of lbe lliiOII llethodlst Church. pitallty committee at the JI\IIUII) . moeUng of the Sanborll Mluloa· ary Society with tbe followluf commlltee MrL Harold Cbue, Mrt. Dllet, MrL Hytell, KrL. Jamoa Pullen, and Mri. Clifford Stumbo. A robnd-robln ChrlttmiJ Jetter waa wriJtea to Mila Tal· boll and Mra. Croll I>Y the mem· PARI(ER RUN ar ...1,. arlddot Mr and Mn Gerald VIolet I~ !ended the Gtl P,. clull Clrillmu party at Athw Sal!lrdlr nltht. Mr 1nd Mra. Say WblttlnJton 1nd l111111y of Cll#*toa were Sunday Pella of llei' 1\arenu, llr. ud Mro. W. ~ llrafi. Eueene N'etmWl of Cbe.ter wu Cllllna on Mr. 1114 !ln. Wayne Brtcklet, Mondq. I. B VIolet of .lhnlfleld called on bit unci<, Oenld VIOlet, and ' lfrt. VIolet Stturday aflernlion. Hr and llrL Dono Htlflllln opent lhe wttk end Ill Columbuo with tholr dauthtert. Mr.... Ills. Bee•her cooper and 100 mltlng .lir. and Mrl. J. G. Swan Sunday. lira. R. D.- Hill received word I of the death of ,her aunt, Hra Hag. , lie CGmbt, wbil bad iOne to the home of ber dluthter In CaWor· oil to ~ the wlnler monlha. Mrs. CombllwltPent tile aummer here at IIJe•bome place (Eallmlag- • er) with her a!JIH, Mra_ Anna Mil· I Ier. Tile bod7 woo returned by 1 pteae 10 Clllllbcrllnd, Ohio, for 1 burlol lfrt. Joe 1~. Mn. Alva Swick I and motbcr, Jllra, I B Swau, were tbopplnc in Pomeroy lilt ' nlely by mall, ! ..,..., .."' • ' We wlll fall. \ S~~ON us, we Implore HOLIDAY Sl'IW-'t./ MUILY IIAU1'Y A tbort bUillteN 4Jicwalon Wll beld <Oncetnlnl tht· leeden and officer tnln!Dr oehool helcl oo Bolurdly Ill Pl. Plelaant. All offlcero ol tbe club atteaded the meetin& A ilft ex""•••e ,., held at lut Thur.r.;.T;:;eetlns and reben. freahmenta WIN aerved to thole in Mr. and llrs. Olen Holtettle and Friday. 1 Mrs. Blllg terved a dwert attendallf'O. Tbe nell meeting will fltnlly of IAnl lklllom and lfr. HrL Dorolb1iji'";'."i'ijpen~dtngi~;~;~p~iiil course wllb 1 spric of holly aa a be held at the church on Jao. 8. ud lin Clllfdttl Neal ud oolt of ----'-favor She had Chrlotmas de....a· llelaware, Oblo, l[ll!nt Sunday tlont tbrouabout her ho!f!e with Thole attendlnl were Carolrn with Carrie Ballr. a miniature onow-mon on tho Dolton, Ana Nell'llnd, Patty New- Mr. aod Mn. W~yoe Brlekleo A Practical Christmas Gift dining table which wu ll&hted Land, Jackie Clpehart, Mary Ann were rum. lfeadlr of Mr. IDd I by tall red tapero. A Natlvlt~ Rlckord, Hanlttte Newlond, Cor· lfn, Ruaaell ~r of Chelle BOUSE SLIPPERS Jceoe was one of the features of olyn Van Matre, Nancy McDaniel, lfn AudreJ Tomnee ud )Ira. IN the olber decoration•Charlene Dlebl, Judy 'l'urner,.Juh· Gladyo VIolet attended the WSCS • Ung 'MeCiun., Hetll'l' Burg..,, Baw -• ...... ••···· 11 Lealller- Corduroy - Fabric - Felt ler ~ld:'r _ .., """""' Ch. . , • Sbeldon ao..h, Connie Claudia Newton, Zerkle, lfr. and lin. Jameo Dun! are Paula .lllynard, announciat the birth of 1 daulh· 1 Grllut Aldrldte, ter 1t a Parienbur(- hoopiW j Burna, Hr. and llrt. RoJ Lemley and IODDLEPOM, OHIO 0 IGn Queen, and family of Columbuo IPIDI Sllllday peC.rouons m tttpinc wltb Mr. and llrJ. Carl Lemley. the Cbrlotmu oeason were througbout the home ol Mrs. William Stewart, :AIIIff\1 1H whe..,tbe Paat Olllem tbe Racine Chapler, OES, met ~ cently at their home. Raclne · • QES' • 'cers Offl Past Harold Eppley, asSIStant Pack St Paul's Lutheran El ect• H ld Moster, presided at tbe December Ch • t p Cub Scout Pock meeting at the , FIS mas rogram Presbyterian church Monday T B G' f 'd evening. The meeting opened wl!h 0 e IVen rl ay the fiag eremony presented br The Children's Chrl!lmaa proDen I with Mrs William Moody Igram for S\. Paul's Lutheran SUD· Daisy-dotted Parallels Were Found viJII to Jhe County• Home. A round·robln Jetler w11 wrlttea to Mrs. E. Beuoyer, wboae mother bad died recenUy. The Circle lrill 1ct ar the hOJ- TUPPERS PLAIN THE SHOE BOX I Mrs. Chloruo Grimm, president presided 11 tbe mttllllf wblch opened with "A Chrlstmaa PriY· er'' by Mrs. Bernlee Cupenter. Mn. Cora Webb read "Tbe Ught" and Mrs. W. 0., Bamitz protenled a bumorout reodlng "A Tor Store For Men". A report of the llominotlng committee wu given by Mn. Bamlil and ofllcert eleci<d for I the coming '7ear were Mn. Cot· I penter, president; .Mrs. Leon~ 1 Hensley, ,vice preoldent; Mr_s: I Grimm, seeretary and Mn. Naoml 1 Brinker, treasurer. The trauhng prize waa awarded to Jlrs, Hell6- 1 ley Mrs Ada Nease won In a conte&t ''What I :Want For Chris~ m••·" Followmg on exchange of gl!lt, refreshments were seJ'\oed from an attractive table wdh green co.ver and cen!ered witk a boWl of SJlver ond red Chrlslmas orna· menU. Attending were those named above ud Mrs. Hazel An~reWli, Mrs Greta Slmpoon, Jess Brink· er, Charles Hensley, Agnea Price and 1 guest Mrs. Ulllan Jividen. Nazarene Bible Adult Class In Christmas Party AT STARK'S PHARMACY ONE LOT- Valles $8.00 te .ll.et SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS )' SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICE 3 SUNIIE.Ail ...... : .. , U5.8i .. ....... .. .... ..... ... ' Off $5,' $6 & $12.00 RONSON UGHTIRS $5.95 to $12.00 \ I BILLFOLDS $1.98, $5.00 & $10.00 TIMEX WATOIS $6.95 to $12.95 AU The Papular Bl'llld.l of lot Chr,ialma" Wt CIGARETTES &TOBACCO - '* lovoril.. Complete Line af GIFT sns $1.00 to $12.50 Rutlctnd Garden Club Christmas Party'ls Held The Rutland Garden Club had .,.lr Chrlo!mas party Monday at be home of llfre. rJameJ S. Titus •uuand Arrangements throagb'll the Tltuo home Included a 1lllialure Christmas tree on the •tnlng u~le which "" a painted ~om tree .bung with ornomeats Madonna arrangement wu used • tbe bpUet and gold een~les aad llded mamoU' leaves were uoed ' the living room M.,, William Folan, preslden~ m In char&• ol the meeting nd th~ rpll <all reopon10s were 'Name a Contfer" Plans were 1lscussed for acting as botte.~5 •lab fqr the Spring Roglon,al 'onfcrence In April. The program ncludtd a paper on "Evergreens)' ·y Mrs. Rly Biddle. Member; 'rought corlages and boutonnatr· •• which are to be given to the ,eople at the County Home at ;bfiot~•· Mrs. Vernon ·eporled on tpe progre" of the •unlor Garden Club. Alter an exchange ol gills , ~be membera drew names tor the "'mlnr year for Buddy gift,, Twenty-two member~ and one ~u01t, Mrs. Wllllam Slaler, M:d· dleport, were present for the party. tee cream snowbaiJs, cookie&, aandwlchea and coffee were served by !Irs. Titus. ~er'a COTY, YARDLEY, EVENING IN PARIS, LENTHERIC, HELENE RUBENSTEIN & MAX FACFOR . lee. '-~~"""'-\llio,.;;..-"""',...~;...,~.;;;;;;.:::;;;;.,.;;,; ......,..;:::;z;;;;;;:;::;;::;::::~:;:;.J·! .,;.;,; ;;.Tu..••~IY withRaelne. lfr, and ,Jlrs, . of ueu RAZORS REMING:roN PIHI'iCESS .' and Mro. L. D. Pierce end BelUe Picot and daughtera GIFT KAYWOODIE PIPES Glfll were e<Changed and t!>el lev, Palmer gave the blesslllg 1efore the refreohmenll of Ice reiJil 1 eake and coffee were serv· >d. Thoae present were Mr. ond '4rs Palmer and, daughters, Bet· v and Patty, Mrt. Stella Walburn \Irs. · VIdor Grimm,. Mrs. Erma laugherty, Mrs. Freda Saxton, ..fra. Cora Tbornas, Mrs. Merle lowlina, Mrs. Fruk Grogan, Mrnd Mra. Jamea Chelldle and \oanle, Anna Sl)llth and Lauro Sl!~mrUI_e. LADIES SCHI.CK The Adult Class of the Nil· 1 arene Bible School had a Christ·! maa party at the home of th:! Ret. and Ml'l- Robert Palmer Friday evening. The program opened with a prayer by the pastor and the group aang caroJJ ond repeate4 Blblll verse•. Mt Olive . . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cartls and son ol Pataskala, Ohio, opent tbe pool week ond wltb Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Mr. ud Mrs. Denver Curtis and spent Thursday evening with Mro. Jake Von Meter of 1 "PIN and PENCIS ,19.00 to $22.5.0 ~ Complele Line MEN'S ELECTRIC Jewellle sns DRESSER $7.50 to $12.50 Jewellle, COMB& •USH $2.00 to $4.$0 COSTUME JEWELRY $1.00 to $5.00 COMPACTS ······li.OO to $7.50 MUSICAL POWDER BOXES $2.98- $3.98 and $4.98 LADIES BIUIOLDS $1.98-$2.50 and $5.00 WESTCLOCK LAPEL WA T CH .. ·.. · .. ........ ·.... $14.95 RAZORS REMINGTON $31.50 RONSON SCHICK $28:50 $29;9S MEN'S COSMETIC$ I OLD SPICE •YARDLEY •SEAFORTH ICOI.GATE •MENNEN •KINGS liiEN ' $1.00 up Seals, Paper, T~pe, e\1:. CARDS ........ to I ' CHRISTMAS CANDY $1.50 to $5.00' STARKS ·PHARMACY ·E. Main St. ~ • 1 ' �. ' ,, . "' " • \ ·Tff! P.~IP' SfNTINEL - ~ - ,..~~taling, Editorially ....... .,.,~ ' , .. No#M~l f~!m~fJf(qn fqr lofantii~Pflralysis Work Also H~/ps Other Lines Of Scientific Research: Canoer A• Melg~ Copnty ~~rl the time for launch- difficult to main tam, und careful precautions ing oflts annual Polio fund drive II may be must be undertak'en to assure th,at healthy interesting to note tile great unity of science in its quest to rid hUmamty of Its Ills, pams, and tragedies. The National foundation for lnfant1le Paralysis has pointed to this fact with great clarity. It says that in order to reach a winnmg position m the fight on pollo, much work had to be done by NF grantees on prob!ems quite unrelated to polio For example, a large part of present-day knowledge of encephalitis came from pro jeds which were supported by the National Foundation and made possible by the March or Dimes. In the development of the Salk vac. cine, for example, basic pieces of knowledge were used that had been uncovered years be· lore by scientists who had no thought what· ever of doing res~arch on polio Likewise, methods developed in conneetloft with the vaccine are already bemg ap· plied to the production of experimental vac· cines for ills other than polio. Techniques demonstrated by Dr. John Enders and his as· sociates in the course of their polio studies are now employed in research on many diseases and, Indeed, have been said to have re· voiution12ed ihe technology or virus research 12-l'laily Sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18, 1~57 ~ -.----~·­ ' .' rELEVISIO~ ' I I WSAZ-TV Chon"e' 3 I [ GUIDE ' ~~~n~:~ ~•.- Weclnes11a} 6~~a:,:e~~ ~Thursday 1 '1 110 g au 9 30 I 10 00 I 10·30 animals are obtained Even before the "accme was made avail- , able for general use. It was recognized that I there wus need for a cell to replace the monkey kidney cell What was needed was u cell. that would multiply mdefimtely in the lab· I oratory, that would not have to be replenish- ' ed, but that could be harvested and re-har-! vested, as one might go on growmg grain after having started w1th a single seed 1 For a number of years, then, scientists op- i erating under March of Dimes grants have been seekmg a cell or no;mal origin to serve as a growing place for virus destined to be used in the vaccine I i l'nday , Romper Room Trouble Wit~ Falher Arlene Fran~ls ihow Tre!lsure Hunt ll 00 Tl'e Price lS t~ight 11 30 Truth or Consequ"' .es 11 2 00 Tir Tac Doush 7 00 'l'odov I I) 00 Romper Re~om , 9 30 Trouble W1th ll'alber 110 00 Ill 1 j l2 30 It Could Be Yoa 1 00 Mid-Day News 1 1 1~ Movietlme 2 30 Br1 de and Groom 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 1 1 1 1 6 30 6 43 7 oo 1 3o 8 30 I 9 00 Cells Went WJ/d Too I I 00 Mid-Day Jlle\VI I 15 Mov1ctime 2 SO Bnde and Groom 3 00 Matmee Theater .J (t{} Queen for a Day Spln•ch Playhouse 6 00 Flull and Soruggg 6 25 WeBihercast weath 2rca;;t Nrws P1ciute NBC NEW~ Boob & Saddle• Wagon Tram Father Knows Be!lt Kr~ft 1'h('atcr 1000 Tb1s 1, Your Life JO·JO 0 Henry PlayhcJJse llOO N t>WS Headlines ll 10 Wcathercast I I 15 Nitewatch Sign Off I' oo 1 Matlnce Thentre Queen 1or a Day Modern Romtnces Comedy Time 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25 Arlene Francts Show 10 30 Treasure H11nt ll 00 1'he Price 111 Right 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 TIC Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be You 4 45 Modern Romances 5 00 C<1medy Time ~ 30 Spmaeh Playhouse 6 30 News Picture 6 45 NBC New11 1 00 Whlrlyblr~s 7.30 'l'a~ Dou~b 8 00 You Bel Your Ule 8 30 Dragnet 9 110 Peoplo's Choice 9 30 Fol'<l Show 10 00 Lux Show with Rosema11 -rle Clponey Jane Wyman Show 10 30 ,1 II 00 News H••dlinu ll 10 Weathei'tlll!lt I 11 10 Nitewatd, I I 00 Slifl Off WCHS..TV Chantte~ 8 Dauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 18, 1957--3 First Baptist Ohio Eta Phi . Electa Circle Sorority In Meeting Is Held , .,Tuesday Meeting The EJecta Circle of the B. H. Mloalonary Society ol'the Firat BopUst Church met Tue1day at the home of Mro. Paul S,mart. Mr~. CWford Hayeo, chairman, prea1ded and Mrs. Charles White had the devotional senrice on the Chriatmas theme. Mra. Har- The Ohio Ete Phi Chspter of &ta Sl1ma Pbl aororlty met Tuesday at the olfice of the Oh lo Fuel Gaa Compeny with M" Richard Jones, president, Pfl'llding The ~ullural program was on "Conversation" and wu preaented by Vera Crow and Jaiic• Sanbor~ ry Houdashelt was In charge of Hinkle Hoste&ses were Lena Ule program which included carols Nesselroad and Roberta.. O'Brten. and Chrlotmas poomo. Duri~g the busmen meeting It Wll deel~ed to buy Christmas glfll for three under-privileged cbildren and to send thear home mlaalonary a gilt. Mrs. Houdashelt eave the clpslng prayer and Mra. Srnart served a deasert course to fourteen membera and one guest1 Mn. C J. Rho~es During the social hour gilts were exchanged. The Smort home was decoraled m keeplnl with the Christmas season. The Chapter held a Christmas party bst week at the home of Mr. and Mrs Roger Dlllard. Hu'b1md, and boy friends of the members were guests and gifts were exchanged by the members and guests. Sandwiches, potato ehlps, pretzel.; and eokca werl! aerved by the commJtlec. Cub Scout Pack Meeting Is Held Monday Evening United Methodist JOF Class H.olds Officer Election· The JOF Cl.,s ol the l:lnile•l Methodist Church met Monday evening at the church with Mrs Glen Dill as hostess. Mrs W. 0 Barnitz was a contributing bo. .tess Mrs Dwight Parker, president, presided at a sbort bus1ness ses· .don which opened w1tb a Christ· mas worship service conducted by Mrs. Antone Lucke. It was an· B. H. Sanbo~ll Missi.onary Society Good Luck Clover lovejoy Circle Meeting Is Held 4-H Club tlolds Tho Lovejoy C)rcle of lhe u M. Cro!a lnd m.. FlortJiel Tal· Ch . t H. Sanborn Mluionary Boclely of bolt. Mro. Dileo reported on the rl$ maS pQrty Ihe First Baptiat Church met Tuesday evenmg aJ the home o! Mro Lawrence Bini with Mn. L D Diles, chairman, pmldlng. Mro. Clemlo For led tit• dev.,. tional Jervice whleh Included a Chrlstmns m...age "The Perfect Gift" by - Dr. Norman Vlncellt Peale. Mro Alton Hnrrlaon, who will leave Sunday for Mlsslaslppl, was surpmed with a handker· chlel shower by the member• She expressed her appreciation o! the friendsh1ps she had made 1n the charcb during !heir otay here while her husband wao employed at the Kalser ptanl. Mrs Homer Hytell aeted as oecretary during the buslne11 seoslon In the absence of Mrs Raymond Luman Tbe Circle had t.oken fru1t to the Couftt:y HGme, which " one of their projects IbiS year A' communication wao read to the Circle membera from Mrt. H "st 11 Den Mother · day School in New Haven will be Tile attendanee awards were held at the .:burch on Friday, Dewon by Den 3, M,rs. Lewis H. Sauer cemb<r 20, at 6'30 p. m. Den Mother and Den 5, Mrs Bruce A party for the cblldren will be Uoyd, Den Mother. Sklta were held afterward in the church basepresented by Mrs. Moody's ,Den 1 ment. At that time u offering for and Mro. Dwight Wallace's !len 4 the Treuler Lutheran Home for Group slngmg of Christmas ear· Children will be received. olo was Jed by Lew" H. Sauer. The Christmas Eve Candlelight -----------, 1 Awards preaented during the Serv••• will be held at St. Paul's mhtlllg were· Wolf Badge, Pal Lutheran Church Ill New Haven on ~dwards, Rqnny Hlndy; Bear Tuesday, December 24, at II p. m Badge, Bruce Wallace; Lion Badge 1 An offermg will be taken at that Randy Humphreys, Richard Wll· time to be applied to the church's Blaek .GLOW son; "Handbook For Boys" to the apportionment for the bulldmg of ' boY! w~o have completed work the Lutjleran Student Cenler at AA & B to go Into lhe Webelo Den; Randy West VIrginia University in Mor: Widths Humphreys, Richard Wlloon, Fran gantoWII. • Reichert, Billy Moody; Bobcat pins, Stephen Eppley, John Jobb Jameo Kay; Denner's stripe, Jamea Kay; 1 . . U\IU . AssiStant Denner'• stnpe, t.eland Brown, Gold arrow polnto, Au 0V Bradbury, Fran Reichert, Billy .J _ 1 Moody, .Bobby Schmoll, Davtd Jen1 kms; Silver Arrow points, .Roy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodgeard Coleman; one year pin, Ricky enterlalned wltb a party recently nounced tb;t the bazaar held re· at their home, Eaat 1\fain St.. cenUy at the church waa very honormg their son, Jil!'lmie, on A tiny white-petalled dai- succe.,fal. his thirteenth b1rlbday sy adds a touch of sprmg The report of the nominatillJI The evening was spent In wal· freshness to thiS lovely- committee was given and all off!· chmg television, dancing and line flat pump, done _in cers were reelected for the com· games: • {' hoi 1 ng year and I•clude Mrs Park· After the honored guest openSprlngs Irstc ce,geam· 1er, prt.ti.tlent; Mrs. Jed Webster, ed hIS many 1ovc1y g11•· ' ·.!! re rres~•· 'lilg black patent leather. . . ments of ice cream, cake, hoi ' it' nl'p' bO-asts a' pretty ~rLucke, · viCe .PI% 1 i\W~l; Mrs. Antone chocolate and mmts were served The 'v secre afy and Mrs Pearl dip. · Hysell, treasurer Mrs Lucke and The table was lovely m a birth· I GIVE SHOES THE Mrs Webster were named " the d•y cover and centered with a program committee. Members birthday ceke iced m white with GIFT THA'li COMES were requested 10 bring ,.1., tax yellow and pink rosebuds and IN PAIRS. ~t J mps at the next meetmg thut.een candles. AF. Jimmte blew ' FoJ!owmg the busmess sess 101 out the candles the group sang Open Every , gifl exchange was hfld loll , happy b~rthday to h1m Evening Tjll Web' '" In behalf of the ,(,, Present were Jon Webster, Tom · presented a gtft to Mrs Everett and John Shasteen, Mlkc Spencer Christmas Thomas, the teacher. Oogle Calvert, Larry Marshall, A salad course was served by Freddie Sisson, Tom White, Jim the hostess durmg the 50.,,1 Gilbert, Hank Cleland, Jim Mees, hour from a table dccmo.led wlt:t A1len Downie. Ronnie Rlffie, Mldtllepori I large red candles and centered F:ank Basnett, Bruce McKenzie. ~~~========~ w1th a snow man. GeorgeFindley, Hofman,Tommie Bobby Wood Buck · R1.:hard geard, Cheryl Ebersbach, Jennl lr • Lohse, Tamara Finlaw, Aliu C rpenler, Clnda Swatzel, Corb :11 d Lmda Will, 1 Leah Grueacr c rolyn Vaughan. Janet BW'D~ I( tha1een Grimes, Jane aaer J< mlfer Crew, Nancy Burnt> i< ttY Persinger and Patricu li nne&$y. Sending gifts but unable to at 11 1d were Johnny Strauaa anr' Jcnle Jobb. \esl!ting with the games anr 1• "reshments were Billy Youn: c: nnie and Nancy Woodgeard v a. Ceward ~alvert and .Mrs Teat t '68 Studebaker with 11 nk Young. Twin Trletlqn for lUre-looted power V ,na, Rodney Karr. Ill's Lewla It Sauer wa~ chair· m·n of tile dining room coJ!IIIIIttee ., ~ they oerved Ice creim, punch '• d Cbrlstmaa cookies Christmu TO~ -~L-lllllaTORS :... Mldtlleporl· / drcoraUOI\8 ·were uSed In tbe din· J ll' ;-room (or the party. I Jl'm wa-.Jgeard Is Honor·e1'11\n 13thB1rt • huuy $3.99 €LIFrON Mr O nd Mrs l.loycl, ]loHman and aon of Pom l•rov v1S'ltel1 h\"~ Roush's Shoe Store parel'\tR, Mr and Mrs Ray Pick ena Friday. Mr1 Harold Ynunq u.nd d111 dren. Mtnon, vuitcd ht>r tnrrther, ).ln. ~lllford Juhn10n Mondav Mr.. and Mrs ~melt Dudd)na Nitro, vlalted Mr '"" Mrs B1ll Wlllltmt re..ntly Fot . Better Traction ... 1'1fr1 Pat Johnson nnd 1100 lorP1 and Mrs Marjone Bull West Col ambia visited Mu !,aVera Plor aall at pt, P1eu,.nnt !iittndny Mrs. Jamca Cunnin.sham 1and l~mlly, Now limn, celled on Mlna Lewla and Randy 'lee Sun. day arttrnoon ' Mn Claront'e Ward, Columbua spent Jut week wlih hnr puent1, Mr and Mn OscAr Henry. She wu occomponled home by hor huabond 8aJurday Mr ond Mr~. pon Q~j oenberry IDd t<)ft Qbll~c~tbe, Y!llt~d Mr and Mr1. H&nri la1t weilkend lboppm In Golllpoth and Pt Pl••unt wtn 1\{rs. Betty Call orid ~IICkle, Mn. Marale Cor'wrla~i. "~ qana Lewil, ll.r• Lu elllo Harrlton. · Morning Star By ll'llM 1. lhle !Ira Mildred !hie ond auni. Ills mDther had 110 Mrs Cia~ Bryant wcr(• VISitin g clothe!! Mr ond Mrs. Fred Pl·d ut th•· To keep his body worm Hillcrest Roat Home ut Athcru, But somr ll!rlps olowaddllng cloth .~rldti.Y Found there around the bern. MIJ:~s Phyllis Ihle and Dolorc~ Kraeutcr &re apendlng th~1r The holy on&elo IIRII Ria praloo Chrl,Im,. vmUon with their On t-ot biPP7 Cilrlllmts morn 'l'elllnl all lhe world" In ton( horne rolk! Thai Cjlrlot the Snlour wat .Mr DU(] Mn. J.. awrent•c Rose born, reCeived tlle word that a aon wtn born to Mr ind Mrs Tomm) Juo l!o" of Akron recently. The ohepherdo, loo, thon saw lhe Word Will ,recelved by relntiv slaP I'OI.tCI 100 DOWN " of the death of Orville Cleo- ' That P<IJnted oul the way $YIIACUSE. N. Y, Ill' - Pollee donln o1 Kontilcky rocontly llr And heard the lfoavonly muale mari D-vld R Selb opofted frooh wu , boyhood realdent here 011 tllat ilad and hap!Jf day. Pre lr~~:ka Ill a field, deolde4 to . 'l'hore will be 1 L'hrlllmas proinveaUiate, drove hla patrol car &ram al the church Doc 241 h Wbe men com inc from 8for onto tho field and lhe vohlde S•w lhe IIUldlJIIj 1tar ttuck In tho mud. Selb called for Altho they wore rich Porolana help, but the poll<O reocue jeep , HARRISO~VILLE They ha4 lrmlod from afar. also aot lod&ed In the mud. A tow "'• M- J~~ s•·ul truet llaally yaaked bolh vehlclet "• •~ •• II Wll the otar tbat hod 1w1kenod from the min Bul S.lb aever did M" Mike f'ry and Mrs. John For oil In tht E11tern Jk7 lind out what vehldo managed to Stout were shoppln& In Galli· Their curl.,IIY 11 to Its meonln( pm tbroullh the field leaving a poll• Salarday. To bo 1'0Vtlle4 111om by and by. 11'111 ol lrtcllt In tho mad Mr and Mn Robert Burchel~ ·- - - - - ----- were lA l!lddleport ahopplng They were tate!)' IUidtd by the 'll.a ......., Llnrtsay 'l'ack11t Jr •nd Billy In •11 , Harrison Allsprln&, Ky , nre Ih , Asatar tr1veled nigh! ond day l)I\'OTID TO INTERESTS guests of c ~arleo Th cke~ aud Wh•n.the~ lo, II camt tn L'olt at loot OP MEJGS.MASON AREA lumlly O'er the llltet whert the baby lfotlodl advertll!n• r011ment• Mr and Mrs. Paul Jewell of lay. tln. Bottlno!U·Kimball, Inc , 84! CoiU!'lbUI aro iU"li or her mo· U.lnCfon Ave., Now York City, I lheJ. , They worshipped IJllll on bonded lf,i'I.Y.· •', llro Gl!ldle ' J•wcll I' tho knee. • Raro 11111 to Him were &lven. lntered 11 ~OIId etau malllnf (ueol of r.lliJ ~na Jordon ••Uer ot tht jioJI olftte at Pom Mrt. Mars~oll "Mlllor Jr, Mr1 But the arettllt gift ~~ all mtn· ,., Ohio. Cooll Honlnr ' wcJll to Pt. Pleas- kind Was the Chrlst child aent from ' tubocrtpiiM nte•· f)otJvory b, ant Monday to ihop Henen mr\•r ll'here avaUoble SO cents 'l'llc O•ncrnl Telephonr Co '• · Alit* p 1 ~ ,.- week; ont Year In 1111'1va:nre at elttending their Unes to our fc!Mtroy ~:lu t'lio lltllY 8entlnet otn<O, 11~60: commumty OrltiMI-Otc. 14, 1917 montha, $J.80; three months, -----, '( 110. BY molor route wltero ftVIllMOTHIR ASK SAID e: ~ month Sl . By moll or.e FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla UP re~r sa: olx months, sus: tht11 - A grief . otrleke.n mother Tu••· CHURCH DtNriR IUlnlht, &2.10; oM moPih, $1 d•y asked federal authnrJIICs to 'l'he Penlei Cl"' o the Pom,•1Pub1bhed every afternoon ex· proBerute her 17·Ycar-old son tor ruy Firat Bllptl!it Church wlli ~ Sunday by Tho Ohio Valley aloallnr efll5 from a letter In her have a Chrlstm" dlnnet 'l'burs· lliltblel. Inc., at 110 Mecnenll mailbox Mra. Loulle Bra1~ !Rid doy al 6:30 p m at Ihe Fedora<· llt.i Pomero!, 0. But!".. otll.. her 1on, Jam.,, It "Jneorrl&Jble" J ed Church. Then wUI be an u,tllooo. tdJtodal o'llct PIIOI~ ud olle lotio leta! punlahment ch•nto ol ,1.00 IIIli. ond 1 1'0.,, mlpt help bl\11. 1111 hill' !qUowiU th dlruler. S;d;~;:r:~~) ~\ '· J. J•. DAVIS, M.D. Fomily and Staff I 308 N. SECOND AVE. _9~8 ASH STREET By Sorth M. Rife Mrs Sarah Rife was called to Cannelton, * W Va Wednesday night when her s1ster, Mrs Suafln 1 Swyers became critically ill And Sentinel m I I d1ed at 4 15 a m Thunday She was buned tn the Montgomery Cpmetery rr ~ar London, •W. Vl., Saturday at l p m Sur· vivon ;re her husband, Chnt, and. "'light uhlldren. The Swyers were former ••!dents of Pomeroy, R D. ~ul they .tta<l lived m West Vlr~l n · B u A H B11 I Ia (or. the post 30 years· Y'\'"' • • ey { . , Mr and Mt~ Harlan Rile and Spencer Leadle anU I unni~ son. Jantes, spenl Sllturday and McDole of Bloomdale •prnt a few sundi'Y wHh her par~nts, Mr and days with r.\llo and Creed 'MDolc Mrs Mart Mollohan, Sumersv11le, Mr and Mrs\ P1.u\ Pulli.ns, w. Va.. Mu. Mollohdn returned M~ Mary Put ins, C'olurnbu:.• home with them after a week's vis· allent a lew days a' thm homD it here with hell children and their here. families. Mts Murl Ours sp Nll Sunda:t Mrs Fnye Wood spent Mondll)' afternoon wtlh Mr~ Ku' c l'uck~1· atl ornoon with her brother Charof Racine lcs Rife nnd ...,lfl' Mrs. William Ohl111ger anff· Mr and Mrs. Gerald Saxton and dauahter of Pomeroy spent Wet! son, -'David called on ber parents, fteldlf wlt)l ~er pmn ts Mr Mr ~d Mr~ Ch~•· Rife, Mon~ay. and Mrs. RObert White. , , llonplo ll'fe Jpen~ the week,end.,.... Dona Xm ~ Clrolevllle ..ned 'wl\b .~ ~· .. ~ 1 ~1emortal MIDDLEPORII', OHIO RX FOR OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES , ' Meigs, GIIIUa, V!Dton Jlld Albens Countiea Addreu - Ma30n County, w. Va. * * *I BASHAN ' > For lhiB mew of wishing eaeh of_yo~ I ... ..-- ' ..... . A BLE$,SED CHRIS1MAS Pie~ forgive ·We could not appreelale Jlld ' enJoy your greellllga more Yel -te &ead our tldlnga prlo ' The Good Ludl Clover 4-H Club of Haaon held 1 CbriatJDII Plrlf 1ut 1blll'1lliy 1 wafilt In tho buomont of lbe lliiOII llethodlst Church. pitallty committee at the JI\IIUII) . moeUng of the Sanborll Mluloa· ary Society with tbe followluf commlltee MrL Harold Cbue, Mrt. Dllet, MrL Hytell, KrL. Jamoa Pullen, and Mri. Clifford Stumbo. A robnd-robln ChrlttmiJ Jetter waa wriJtea to Mila Tal· boll and Mra. Croll I>Y the mem· PARI(ER RUN ar ...1,. arlddot Mr and Mn Gerald VIolet I~ !ended the Gtl P,. clull Clrillmu party at Athw Sal!lrdlr nltht. Mr 1nd Mra. Say WblttlnJton 1nd l111111y of Cll#*toa were Sunday Pella of llei' 1\arenu, llr. ud Mro. W. ~ llrafi. Eueene N'etmWl of Cbe.ter wu Cllllna on Mr. 1114 !ln. Wayne Brtcklet, Mondq. I. B VIolet of .lhnlfleld called on bit unci<, Oenld VIOlet, and ' lfrt. VIolet Stturday aflernlion. Hr and llrL Dono Htlflllln opent lhe wttk end Ill Columbuo with tholr dauthtert. Mr.... Ills. Bee•her cooper and 100 mltlng .lir. and Mrl. J. G. Swan Sunday. lira. R. D.- Hill received word I of the death of ,her aunt, Hra Hag. , lie CGmbt, wbil bad iOne to the home of ber dluthter In CaWor· oil to ~ the wlnler monlha. Mrs. CombllwltPent tile aummer here at IIJe•bome place (Eallmlag- • er) with her a!JIH, Mra_ Anna Mil· I Ier. Tile bod7 woo returned by 1 pteae 10 Clllllbcrllnd, Ohio, for 1 burlol lfrt. Joe 1~. Mn. Alva Swick I and motbcr, Jllra, I B Swau, were tbopplnc in Pomeroy lilt ' nlely by mall, ! ..,..., .."' • ' We wlll fall. \ S~~ON us, we Implore HOLIDAY Sl'IW-'t./ MUILY IIAU1'Y A tbort bUillteN 4Jicwalon Wll beld <Oncetnlnl tht· leeden and officer tnln!Dr oehool helcl oo Bolurdly Ill Pl. Plelaant. All offlcero ol tbe club atteaded the meetin& A ilft ex""•••e ,., held at lut Thur.r.;.T;:;eetlns and reben. freahmenta WIN aerved to thole in Mr. and llrs. Olen Holtettle and Friday. 1 Mrs. Blllg terved a dwert attendallf'O. Tbe nell meeting will fltnlly of IAnl lklllom and lfr. HrL Dorolb1iji'";'."i'ijpen~dtngi~;~;~p~iiil course wllb 1 spric of holly aa a be held at the church on Jao. 8. ud lin Clllfdttl Neal ud oolt of ----'-favor She had Chrlotmas de....a· llelaware, Oblo, l[ll!nt Sunday tlont tbrouabout her ho!f!e with Thole attendlnl were Carolrn with Carrie Ballr. a miniature onow-mon on tho Dolton, Ana Nell'llnd, Patty New- Mr. aod Mn. W~yoe Brlekleo A Practical Christmas Gift dining table which wu ll&hted Land, Jackie Clpehart, Mary Ann were rum. lfeadlr of Mr. IDd I by tall red tapero. A Natlvlt~ Rlckord, Hanlttte Newlond, Cor· lfn, Ruaaell ~r of Chelle BOUSE SLIPPERS Jceoe was one of the features of olyn Van Matre, Nancy McDaniel, lfn AudreJ Tomnee ud )Ira. IN the olber decoration•Charlene Dlebl, Judy 'l'urner,.Juh· Gladyo VIolet attended the WSCS • Ung 'MeCiun., Hetll'l' Burg..,, Baw -• ...... ••···· 11 Lealller- Corduroy - Fabric - Felt ler ~ld:'r _ .., """""' Ch. . , • Sbeldon ao..h, Connie Claudia Newton, Zerkle, lfr. and lin. Jameo Dun! are Paula .lllynard, announciat the birth of 1 daulh· 1 Grllut Aldrldte, ter 1t a Parienbur(- hoopiW j Burna, Hr. and llrt. RoJ Lemley and IODDLEPOM, OHIO 0 IGn Queen, and family of Columbuo IPIDI Sllllday peC.rouons m tttpinc wltb Mr. and llrJ. Carl Lemley. the Cbrlotmu oeason were througbout the home ol Mrs. William Stewart, :AIIIff\1 1H whe..,tbe Paat Olllem tbe Racine Chapler, OES, met ~ cently at their home. Raclne · • QES' • 'cers Offl Past Harold Eppley, asSIStant Pack St Paul's Lutheran El ect• H ld Moster, presided at tbe December Ch • t p Cub Scout Pock meeting at the , FIS mas rogram Presbyterian church Monday T B G' f 'd evening. The meeting opened wl!h 0 e IVen rl ay the fiag eremony presented br The Children's Chrl!lmaa proDen I with Mrs William Moody Igram for S\. Paul's Lutheran SUD· Daisy-dotted Parallels Were Found viJII to Jhe County• Home. A round·robln Jetler w11 wrlttea to Mrs. E. Beuoyer, wboae mother bad died recenUy. The Circle lrill 1ct ar the hOJ- TUPPERS PLAIN THE SHOE BOX I Mrs. Chloruo Grimm, president presided 11 tbe mttllllf wblch opened with "A Chrlstmaa PriY· er'' by Mrs. Bernlee Cupenter. Mn. Cora Webb read "Tbe Ught" and Mrs. W. 0., Bamitz protenled a bumorout reodlng "A Tor Store For Men". A report of the llominotlng committee wu given by Mn. Bamlil and ofllcert eleci<d for I the coming '7ear were Mn. Cot· I penter, president; .Mrs. Leon~ 1 Hensley, ,vice preoldent; Mr_s: I Grimm, seeretary and Mn. Naoml 1 Brinker, treasurer. The trauhng prize waa awarded to Jlrs, Hell6- 1 ley Mrs Ada Nease won In a conte&t ''What I :Want For Chris~ m••·" Followmg on exchange of gl!lt, refreshments were seJ'\oed from an attractive table wdh green co.ver and cen!ered witk a boWl of SJlver ond red Chrlslmas orna· menU. Attending were those named above ud Mrs. Hazel An~reWli, Mrs Greta Slmpoon, Jess Brink· er, Charles Hensley, Agnea Price and 1 guest Mrs. Ulllan Jividen. Nazarene Bible Adult Class In Christmas Party AT STARK'S PHARMACY ONE LOT- Valles $8.00 te .ll.et SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS )' SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICE 3 SUNIIE.Ail ...... : .. , U5.8i .. ....... .. .... ..... ... ' Off $5,' $6 & $12.00 RONSON UGHTIRS $5.95 to $12.00 \ I BILLFOLDS $1.98, $5.00 & $10.00 TIMEX WATOIS $6.95 to $12.95 AU The Papular Bl'llld.l of lot Chr,ialma" Wt CIGARETTES &TOBACCO - '* lovoril.. Complete Line af GIFT sns $1.00 to $12.50 Rutlctnd Garden Club Christmas Party'ls Held The Rutland Garden Club had .,.lr Chrlo!mas party Monday at be home of llfre. rJameJ S. Titus •uuand Arrangements throagb'll the Tltuo home Included a 1lllialure Christmas tree on the •tnlng u~le which "" a painted ~om tree .bung with ornomeats Madonna arrangement wu used • tbe bpUet and gold een~les aad llded mamoU' leaves were uoed ' the living room M.,, William Folan, preslden~ m In char&• ol the meeting nd th~ rpll <all reopon10s were 'Name a Contfer" Plans were 1lscussed for acting as botte.~5 •lab fqr the Spring Roglon,al 'onfcrence In April. The program ncludtd a paper on "Evergreens)' ·y Mrs. Rly Biddle. Member; 'rought corlages and boutonnatr· •• which are to be given to the ,eople at the County Home at ;bfiot~•· Mrs. Vernon ·eporled on tpe progre" of the •unlor Garden Club. Alter an exchange ol gills , ~be membera drew names tor the "'mlnr year for Buddy gift,, Twenty-two member~ and one ~u01t, Mrs. Wllllam Slaler, M:d· dleport, were present for the party. tee cream snowbaiJs, cookie&, aandwlchea and coffee were served by !Irs. Titus. ~er'a COTY, YARDLEY, EVENING IN PARIS, LENTHERIC, HELENE RUBENSTEIN & MAX FACFOR . lee. '-~~"""'-\llio,.;;..-"""',...~;...,~.;;;;;;.:::;;;;.,.;;,; ......,..;:::;z;;;;;;:;::;;::;::::~:;:;.J·! .,;.;,; ;;.Tu..••~IY withRaelne. lfr, and ,Jlrs, . of ueu RAZORS REMING:roN PIHI'iCESS .' and Mro. L. D. Pierce end BelUe Picot and daughtera GIFT KAYWOODIE PIPES Glfll were e<Changed and t!>el lev, Palmer gave the blesslllg 1efore the refreohmenll of Ice reiJil 1 eake and coffee were serv· >d. Thoae present were Mr. ond '4rs Palmer and, daughters, Bet· v and Patty, Mrt. Stella Walburn \Irs. · VIdor Grimm,. Mrs. Erma laugherty, Mrs. Freda Saxton, ..fra. Cora Tbornas, Mrs. Merle lowlina, Mrs. Fruk Grogan, Mrnd Mra. Jamea Chelldle and \oanle, Anna Sl)llth and Lauro Sl!~mrUI_e. LADIES SCHI.CK The Adult Class of the Nil· 1 arene Bible School had a Christ·! maa party at the home of th:! Ret. and Ml'l- Robert Palmer Friday evening. The program opened with a prayer by the pastor and the group aang caroJJ ond repeate4 Blblll verse•. Mt Olive . . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cartls and son ol Pataskala, Ohio, opent tbe pool week ond wltb Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Mr. ud Mrs. Denver Curtis and spent Thursday evening with Mro. Jake Von Meter of 1 "PIN and PENCIS ,19.00 to $22.5.0 ~ Complele Line MEN'S ELECTRIC Jewellle sns DRESSER $7.50 to $12.50 Jewellle, COMB& •USH $2.00 to $4.$0 COSTUME JEWELRY $1.00 to $5.00 COMPACTS ······li.OO to $7.50 MUSICAL POWDER BOXES $2.98- $3.98 and $4.98 LADIES BIUIOLDS $1.98-$2.50 and $5.00 WESTCLOCK LAPEL WA T CH .. ·.. · .. ........ ·.... $14.95 RAZORS REMINGTON $31.50 RONSON SCHICK $28:50 $29;9S MEN'S COSMETIC$ I OLD SPICE •YARDLEY •SEAFORTH ICOI.GATE •MENNEN •KINGS liiEN ' $1.00 up Seals, Paper, T~pe, e\1:. CARDS ........ to I ' CHRISTMAS CANDY $1.50 to $5.00' STARKS ·PHARMACY ·E. Main St. ~ • 1 ' �' . ' TaKe Gallipolis 57-54; Middleport Wins 61;.59 ~r f~ _,.111 Sentinel "" ales T~ ' .', '• · eastern• Ohio as I ®£inlte threat to "ta~· it aU" f~owlng a stir· ...r the came home from Nelsonville las: night with th eir flrst SEO basket.. Dick Rettoo a pJea&ing record of [Out ' stralfht ~Calnst no defeats fbr the oeasoil, tltMe ID' league eompetl- 111 Cllet TuaNUI Johnson lor tb~ oppObebta. Tht throws. Pomeroy led alllbe way, ama• <ing a valuable lint quartet bulge ft-2. 8-2, 9~. 11'4, 13-4, 14-e, ;1-7 t; 0 d 17 11 • th 11 ·- an - wnere e rst period ended. Dy halltimc GalliPQIIa worked the count to 2/i-30 .arul was dill behiRd live polnta at · the threeqmter mark, 38-43. In the fatal fourth quart,,r when the con!ldent Blue De•lls stili expected to make their move. the brilllanf control J,Ta)linr of the Panthers with the pressure on held Gallipolis to 16 pointe while Pomeroy picked up 14 of their own to win by three. In that flesperate flpal quart<r H wss lbe deadly fo~l lfloOtldf' ol the Panthera, nd inaln!Y lohnlon, that kept the vtetoey at hand. Gallipolio wao proosinl hard, .pvenwhere. McKean apd C~lek Co~J6y feuted out'. A tcilai of; Ia ch~lty ,.,,., weie awar8ed ttie pantlero of whleh eight won .tade. . . H L. Deer Ki/1/n M.eig~ Reported ig11 th~ wmncrs and losers for 1q forward, who hil lor three field · wise in his memory. Do'lph reported t~e west end of the countv was by far the cis to lead tl:c tnird · quart•·r kI . ; ( b t rall y that put the Jackets aheod best hunting. A total of 18 ~ere lied the firs _d&y e ween! 46-42 by the beginning- of the salem Center, Danville, Pomt Rock and the Vmton County -• final period . Unli~e or ·otd', th•· line_ _ ,1 ~acke~ did not crumble In the · He bas had no reports of a successful bow hunter. How- ~- ia.<t quarter, going ahead to ' '"" ever, he has found several dead deer with broken shafts em· 15dpolntslhto 2Nelsol I 17, f en mg w1 a po n a.. van '"" bed~ed lu them. These deer were th e un ha~py resu Its . o poor 1 Nelson got 11 of hi• 19 l>Oi~t; bow sb<lts. the deer ~~ttlng away, OIIIY to die when t! was un· In the last q•arttr In a· · great able to help itself of Its wound. di•play of poise. His effectiveness wao tbe difference bHween jirtory ani) defeat. For Nelsonvill• Jerry Patton The bow a'nd mow season lasts right through December.' got 18 points but they inclu~rd Sportl Desk jokingly remarked last week the Old Northwest :~~ ;~~~n~e~~a ~~~"· f;~; 1, •;· nlay be pven back to the Indians, or at least to lbe bow hunt· Charley Pickett got a field g~l , ers wfro. ar• fast catching uo with_ the old Shawnee tribe In lor 16 polnti. Patton's btlliilnt • ' - ted , bow skill. However, Dolph suggea ; . 10 or ' 10 free throws kept lho "Guess it Isn't time to give It back to the Indians yet. At Hounda In the game. !east to lllesq modern Indiana. Tbey haven't got a deer yet." Crooks got two fielders In the Ye~· wll~ be a pretty hungry jrlbe 11f Americana tod~.~~ If first quarter lor a total of 10 " .' •· . b . ste fij point~- his best effort of the .,,_ we nad w et)elld on OWl aDd al10ws or our dally I • ibn. Mark K~hy, ecnter, tallied live lleld goals and tt9o · ftec lnvl~·'· Not.For The /ndl'ans Yet to Coqn H £' H T T __ un,.fng ere 0p5 00 Mille .Score by quar!.u s, varsitY,: Rutland Darrell Du&&ul had high l~1ddleport . . . . . 10 25 46 61 seore of 15, whife Clark or WaNelson_llllc . 16 _29 42. S9 hama led with IS. Scormg, Muldle!Jon, Erwm 1 Wahama won a reserVe gam ~ 5:8 7' Long ~ !-6 P; Bowles 0-(1-0; 32-31 with the score changing Crooks 5 0-1 10; Kelly 5 2-4 12; l'iclson 9 1-fl I~; IVa}land 0 1-2 I; Whitlatch o 3-3 3. Totah 22 17-30 61. . Nehonvltle P~ekett s o-2 16 • CNoovrerr"t 31 0411-20-110; ~ . u IS; Hall 3 3-! 8. Tot>ls 19 22·20 ~~ 160; MnPI•htet~ny ~9. What 8ecame Of and contra•tor~lol chltl<lon bUt hla anllu on tht Ice dnw tollol.t crowd• throuthaut tht NatlonOI Hac:koy Loiguo " well 11 aldlillt hlo "''"'' thi'M Stonloy Cup trl· umpht. Whotevor hepponod to lddle At BASKETBALLS $5.95 1 THE SPORTS CENTER '*"'ft!J L•• ••• ' ' WI HAVE SIYERAL OLDER MODEl CARS THAT MUST IE SOLDI , COME LOOK THEM OVER AND MAKE US AN OFFER ' GoHa Go" anti SPORT SHIRTS SPOJW VOA'I'S ~ ·~ , . ·~ '" ilflff'Jj. ~- · Jutr{ij~'4 ,f , ..... . "· · · ... ~ ~ -!:'~ L & z· swq·.., . . -' · ,, ' ' mr,. · · ' · · - - ,~ ·'', _. •. ,_,,.A: P!. ' '.t " 57· CH,VROLET • • • • • 56 FORD Fairlane • • • VICTORIA. STYLETONE - SHARP. 56 FORI) · TUDOR- 8 - 5~ FORA IFtHOLDS ~nson $$0.1)9 f set · • • • FORDOR - OVERDRIVE - BLACK & WHITE. 56 CHEVROLET 8-CYL. BELAIR - TUDOR - • • ISUNBEAM INORELCO tBULOVA I RONSON VERY CLEAN. • For Men and Womene • • • • • FORDOR - TWO-TONE - OVERDRIVE - NICE. 54 .FORD Custom • • $1~95 • • • • • • SS FORD Custom it795 - • $1195 • • $f1'5 $945 $-TUDOR - LIG!IT BLUE. 54 FORD c.,,torri. · · • • • • BLUE & W!Jfi'E. TUDOR - FORDOMATIC - 54 DESOTO • • • • • • • • 8-CYL. FOROOR - POWER BRAKES - r.ear· 20 34 49 tU "'' detonated hy remote contro' Mrs. PuPllium of Sycamore, m. l.C S!i 44 After emerging from hc.vy frorn the ground aftrr rising onl:t Mrs. Cush Johnston of Bradbury 27 clouds the >\tilt, ' thin~ o/ lm- a few lhousan~ feet. and Mrs. Jamea Titus atrended the It ~:-cailiPoli~; preasive beauh·) zoomed into tl}i nowcr show at New Ha ven, Sat· • I • • • .. OPE~ ALL DAY YN THURSp.\Y~ ·· ;· GOESSLER . Court' St. JEWE~RY . ' BASKETBALL Tornadoes Win Sixth Straight $esults MUD Game, 81 To tl2 O,."lnulap aatn t p.m. !C Tnllk IJchl . .....dleporl Phone 197 1!4 E. Mila St. • uvmos ro. Erneei Covert SNOW DISCOUNT KELLY ' ' STORl END OF YW POJDel'oy, Oblll OFFER OF SPECIAL PRIC~ On All Mer•handlse In S~k Pomeroy Sunoco Station 212 W. Mlin Sl. · Pomeroy Returned Spinet PIANO • II $1891 . (!. " . ,' • ! .' •• ,!! ';, ' '} ' SELE;tml)iv OF. J,H~IS '·.'· II 14 STUP~BAKER NILES LEFT. • • • • :. - • $995 joi' tt~~. \tome~ 'or .. liiidreii ' . ' "·.·. ~. ~~J ~ MALLORY . . '' . . ,, " ~~TS ...... ffF SAVE $400 For Men . Cf.!veAHim On This Boaullfo1 GIFT CERTIFICATE ''I , Baldwin "Acrosonlc" '"' Hla ~~ Own MtmHot Chaaao ,_ MIUier VIS~T - SPINET PIANO Take Over Payments Wi (Jam I , • ...' H ·DePT. ,. . Complete Stlectifn· . of ' RECOlQ PLAYERS - Oar Owa AOIOIDII AS$0C~~TED ~DIO ' ........, Trllne11 8orvlol" Wben Your Coi{JdtiiH It lllllllled B. IIAIN ST. ·· -.• ' I'OliiJIOY I ' • <', ' QUR HI·.Fl .RECORD ~· ~ a paste made by mixing pineapple or DTBnge juia:: wilh y,, but 20% Glaze" for ""dlrful ftaforl Coat bam COLLINS J A veteran fox flnl silver fcx -~~:~~;iJf'-:J!~ Gladd utd bt .-, counted for MlO REClPS $17.50 '!'tJ thi• F.-om $89.50 A'U'I'O SALI!S 1 PMM604W \ ALEXANDRIA Specials! ' MrrROPOLITAN ,.,....,.-:: eratioDJ have 1ung -:o~,oiiilriftiai water1, may have to tr ga's water. Ithaca cently bepin pla01 drinking wtter from r,..~f;t':. ~Sa:~•::m:~ bv:~~: ~areer, I Par Small Deposit and When money It the question, City Loan Ia the an~er. Ju1t go 'to your phone and call City ~- Jt'• quick tiiUI oonftdentlal~ The term• are made to ·~t you ftn~, Call ua before 'you bonow or buy OD Credit. No cibU,atkon. N. Y. UP - Phone 334-X . 'Blc;!l-aP- RADIO, HEAT~B- V~RY LQW MI1J;AQ~. FQBD :F600 • ~ • • • • • • $495 1ST 1~RArA, Unlveftliy atudentl TIRES UNTIL CHRISTMAS va '. · ~ -' · · ·. · . $t79S OF IIJDilLBTii'IJN, C.IJL UP - -·ntesfidt.f.· School q,uten cv Wf"nt up in lot box WIB a_:c;.d~~~~-~~ to the trash and •JfB TllERE" wU)l FULLY EQUIPPED. • HOUSE ILAM&D •.\t.~aj'l_ SWE HOT :-· dr~amt ~~·a liN. blue high in tile 01n-klSiied ski.,. •osox SIGN HURLER urday_ , _...,. ._.,.....;..;.;;;;;;;,..;i.;;;;;;;;;;;-.:.;;;;-.;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;oiiiji~· The Atlas, with a range bel(iv- BOS~N UP - RIIUCII Hallo- 1 Mrs. Anna Britalnline and !dn. 111 . ed on a long shot In th~ jiM> !l'e· ed to be around 5,000 mil,., w~-• ron, a hlllt·handed pitcber from Nettle Tolliver vioitetl Mn. S. L. Newton, has lieen signed Bryant one day the past week_ 1ond to will!! ou~ Gallia's !!sl"hope. visible to beach obaervera. , · CQacb .Rotlon co111111ended his The 90-foot Atlas, trailing a by the Boston Red Sox organtza. The Willing workera Cl"' of , reser.e 111•ad lor a 1•groi( display ~II of orange name, wus dearlv tlon snd aCJigned to the Memphis the Chriatian Chureh held their Itil ~lpan..for·man def~r"· Ronald VtSible tong after It broke froa• !arm club In the SOuthem Assn. :Christmaa party at the church ~~ill -~'ad I' poin · and Nick its eart~ly eonfines, seemingly Halloran 11 a ZO.year-old lreshman bssement, J.Jonday e•ening. ~o~i 10 t.o j;'d ijle seorera. Pb1I 1 with reluctance in Its slow deplll1· at the University of Connecllcuct. jlaney Erlewlne's atepmotber. II~P llo..rt CUimlqham and ure, and departed on tis eaurie w~o reolded in Jacksonville, Fla., IUChaid 'Olar~ also oatlie 1n for down the A1lanlie tracking tanMe pasted away 1u1 week. Pr~· No Elrth Satellite DURELLI, ANTHONY SIGN Kenneth Wilcox who is stalioo" There wai no · oal'lb · NEW YORK UP - Tony An- ed with the u. S. AmY In L<mlal· - ~ bl qu:rters, vatalty: In this missile, whieh sUII lhony of Now York and Yvon Do· anna l.o spending a furlough with ~~ - _ OT . . 11llll43 57 lng toated porely as a relle of Moncton, Canada, have his wofe, Norma, Middleport, and Gall, ' Ia 11 2$ sa M move. signed to meet In_I 19-round li_ghtd r w wu::.. ;;. p H tlidtn h !••t •• .. d bio parenti, Mr- an Mrs. . . ..,..,..;_: 'QMEROY: -aw . e But the poBiibillty arose tha! eavywe ... wu1 a1 ma 180D Wilcox ol Langsville. I U 4;·. Folll\lit· 4 l-2 9; loh~•on the Atlao may lie lonverted for Square Garden, Jan. IO. Those from bere attending !be 8 !f-20 _34; Wilson 0 2-'3 2; Zlfkle , mryinl a U. S. moon Bhonhl , EasiA!rn Star imtallation of offi· 4 1!1 f, 1'ofa1a IIi (21-31) 57- Shoot- • otber mllsUes prove · Incapabk •COHIN NAM!iD . 1 .;;;;...;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,JI diHeiooc•-""" ewory t~; . percenu(r~,' 18 cil 47 field lor orbiting 1 ...relpte. · DENVER, COlo. UP - Andy t> tto~~ ~ tor 88 per tent. 21 of J. R. Dempsey, manager of I1H . Coben, -wbt! pijoted lndlanapolta to ~·· an '""' la'iorllo ...... tak.. ..; ~. 81 ·lout ll!i.Ots for 68 per ..~t. Astronautici Division o! Convait, a 1txth ~ace finish last season, - llfli ,Willi Acfoalral. . GALLIPO!JS; BooUc • 6-7 22; maket• of the Atlas, said In Wls'· Will aam . manager of the De~­ c-•~· 2 ...,,•-, Joo.. 0-!Hl; Sheets Ington he believes the missile ver club In the American Assoc•· 1 3 8; 't;J 2-0.1 ,;-.Caldwell could put a half ton satellite Into ~~~~- today, ' aueceeding Ralp~ 1 ~ 2'· M<Kean 4 0.2 S Gilmore 2 z.o 8·' 'i'lotill -22 lo-l9 54. Sbootfdg ~Jiagil, :12 cil 5$ 'frotli the 7:10d5 field !or 40' pet ..nt. touls, 10 of COLLEGE SCCiRt!S 19 for C3 per cent. BY UNITED PRESS & Temple 60 Toxe• A&M 44 Columbl• 61 Colgelo 63 KNOBBY Fig~t WMI Vlrgfnla 76 Richmond 74 Coli... 71 Tufla 6S 'av UNITED PRESS BOSTO,....Wllllo Pop, 131, BawllntJ GrMn II OuquHIIe 71 it. Jolon'l NY 57 Huntor 61 H~~ . · , <•&~•Of!"·• 01(1911.ntod -Jim· llootp Wu~. ·57 •Wakt P-t 45 "'' ~. 127, 'fiH'' llodfOrd, Sollfll Carolina 62 Duke Sl Mm., 10. Notre Dame 62 L•vol• ttl. 63 TO\.&Pl!. Dhi~Hartld Jo~"' Xovltr Ohio 85 Fori1~1m 82 1011, 179, · Pflllodelphio, knoekt• Dat,.,lt 7. St. Francis Pa. 73 oui Sfd ~..lro. 1U, Loult¥lllo, lloPacit " Purdue ss Ky., J, . . . ~oytan 51 Qllto- u. 41 Dido""'"' ~ Tul10 38 ON ALL n'L .., '1'••.---ll•ddr T..-n, !ltonford 50 krt FrailclJCo 49 1"- , ff!~. bockod out Olear stttlo.Citro. 74 Sautfrorn Cal. 59 Phtro, i?IJ, 'lrmlngltom, Ali., 1. Jll• 91 Ledcbau,.,. AfB 64 Amtr!dar( u 84 Oil to Wl'lt•v•• iO 61 c:... Toch 43 I RLCIIMQ!ll!. Catll.-lloll TriC~· Ollf!rlln jlllndlly 9a Oollonce M IN, STOCK •~ ' hrl Frltlel!<O, .... lr.lonid 1 Plus tax & recappable tire i '1' ; •loltll, 1t4, tot A"rf". Coplt•l 65 Mutklllfllm 64 Quooitlca Mlrlntl il Baldwin ' ' I II• . . Walloco 83 . :, 57 'FOIU). ¥8 ' Charlet Simpkins o! J...awndale, Calif., it viliting Mr. and Mn. BrtKe H 1y. Mr. and Mn. Purl Van llet£"r of Gallipotit spent the w~ek end with her p11renlJ, Mr. and Mra. Rich:~rd Grue,er. When the button was pufl hed, a huge cloud of gray smoke rose up around the 1lh1, blunt·nosc(l giant and it looked for a few sel'· IHIINI'S IIITOII V onds as if the '~bird" had ('Xplod AUR"'S''rri i 11' N y UP N cd 00 its lid. But the missiJr •~ • 114 Jr~ . · · ear· l)' ~.000 visited the Shrine of 1hen tttru!l out itl orange tail ~! Our Lady of Jdart)'rB here between fl:.me rro·m beneath it and clin 1t . "a• and October. Aur1·e1v1'tle 1·, ill , ed skyward. built on the 1ite of O~~ernenon, There. apparently had ~('n a the Indian rillaee where St. lsu.:: delay due to lOme minor diffi· Joquet, Sl Ren~ Goupli ;and St. rulty during . the long eountdown. '~htr Lalande wer e tomahawktd • 1 by Mohawk Indiana in 1642 and On prov ous attempt.o to fire Sunday dinner guests of :~r. and I "'ff. Tfte three were-America'• 10 18 35 57 IHghh to be eonducted before l~e 9 •19 32 43 mJssilc h put through nll or 1ta the ini:A!rcont l m~nta l mls11ile In ~rB. Harvey f;rlewine were Mr. oaly caaoniled martyrt. pa('es. June and ,S ~ p·. ember, the Atl<!'l and lfra. Hayward Erlewine and • $995 • 1' F.QRD Jewelry For Men ' J - • 8- SPIEDEL WATCH BA.I';DS E·LECTRIC SHAV~ftS ... 51 FORI) F6Qo • cws · • SJlAP~••· •• itAT ~Eq- l~s QF EXTRAS - LOAN GJ!~ Vteddlng Bands PKIC~S ~TA~'t' 4T - •t - • • • •• 55 'FORD Fairlone ptty Army Gl'neral tin was recuperating en leg when be ro~.md lhe evening with Mrs. Hattie McKen- s.olc patient. zie. :' -----..,....~~'! word of the death of Henry 'Young of y oungstow n. ··• ll'lr. Yo un g was 1 forrner Middleport reAident. Mr. and l1t1: Jo,orrest 'McCann and family of Chirlea:ton:, apendt S11nday with her parents, Mr. an p · Mn. Clarence d u r1ce.~ 1 A Mr. an d ;tlr1. - h( uar •t es d ··•mo! !pen 1 5un ay Wlt JJ r. an .... n . Cush JohnstDn of Bradbury. Mn. Francca Larkin ·was a week end f , J h t ' guest 0 tilt~ 0 Dli on s. ' 1r_ and )fn . Harold Tin!ley of 1 ' Columbul 1pent the week end wi'l\ th her parcn ll, ltr. and Mn. Lee Myers. "2'6 ) 1'i:adlel & Men's WNb j'l):tt)I!LfAS£ I'ICKlJf- RUNS & L90KS U~ Nl;W. PUONI ' GAIJ!JNJ;R •' FORDOMATIC - . l'WO·TONE. CAB & .CHASSIS - WTS ' •• SIR ? ~ ' " " ' PRINCE V8- POWER HAWK- COMPLETJI;LY RECONDITIONED. 110" }VB WIU. IT ·~ " • and day prior to the Week-End . tv!J "'~ 'l,o ' STUDEBAKER • • • • • thit·k concrete blockhouse b)'. il Mra.Mar- ,.,...., ......... c;~o,~,~ .,.. lt~LFq~~~ ,- STATION WAGON. 8-CYL1NDER 2-DOOR -ONE OWNER. • firing button to be pressed in M"'·· $1895 • • The At1aa was gleamin g wh ite den CllarleJ Slmpkinl .h.,;der t;~ike , !<iii~ made 44~ wjth IO ~· ..o~.fS left bul11Long of Gallla ml&ll- PRINC. I Mn. and Mra. 110)' Jnowden, Mu Joan cia Denison. ;tr. and Mr. o. o. May and dauQ:hU:r, 'Debhie, Mn. Pattenon and Mrs. Ellen Tucker Jcan p11r ker 1nd dau ghter• S... -e• Mr. and Mrl. Frank l.andaker of - 1 t~arr y •. "now den, M'·· ._ Phylli'o Snow· Woodrow, CO1o., •pent Saturd11y Admlr11l~ fl"~ 6 TUDOR. ONE OWNER- SHAitP. get occs.na away and a peaeetimt· ncluon · ·• '···'.DR..... ......•. . B_.,. FOR • •.• "" , -, """ '"' ' " " -.-~ t"o'' E.' .ualn Sl. j • "' Pomeroy ' l(f,,J';ourt .'~!. 5'1 ·fQRD Custom • • .. • CAPP. CANAVERAL, VIa. (Jp orbit In a year aft<! r way. . Atbens '. • ·- . • bridge, 1 · :;:;.::." ohth bl,tbday wfth a party. C. O, Chapman, M1" Eliza- ' WALTI!AM, 1-flll gNt in" a lfnm•·madfl tee tream, cake, cof· ~uJ L&o(d, Alra. EtheJ Collins, Jamet Martin had t..r and pop trore 10rved U> Mr. Eliubeth ( ollins, 10 nursea to oerve lead In lht SEO Ltaaue Tue~ay launchel sn Allaa intereontineht Sotolll'- Ortlor S..• nJdt It lackldo, beatlll tbe win· al baniRtlcs ffi'!s!lle tuesday- a · -•1 e of dropp1nu Dempsey said he expect!! Con· leu lronmen 1M""' with. Gary Me· wal' weapon C3ptw · tar· va lr to euct a &atclllte order JOar,. conkt!J"II ao polntl Jeadina the hYdrosen fnry on an enemy 1 Lopri '-,- ' ,: · . · _. ;' ~~ · IWeliston POMEROY AND MIDDLE,ORT s1 ... •~soo... WH~T •. Oil I= I Froli ,&!,SO , • ,, . 118" WB PICJ!;UP - OVERDRIV.t - LQW' MILEAGE. tSOO OR MORE. Ia Tilt p,ilJ Beatlael '1h~ . Bud Berma 1" ' "' ,. ' ~PITS PRESTON MO.TORS AII-I' OUR f$.00 lo •10.08 . Min Bernice Ledlle. she encountered 1( IIRTHOAYCELEBRATED baVIn. suffered only One defeat Atlas had been fired suecosdull;; (b1 In wlnnlnt . the third attemp$ to send up gan lllheno) in i f()Utth M~arter over r }.iy Lo-• 1- m 4.1. Max' WaltOO k,; Wells~it w'37 u · ~.he "Big A"-and said -~ l tra veled high wlth 1g 1:\Dd Gene Mel bad . !!cwral hUJt~red mile:~ to Jat.d m the prescrtb ed target ·area. . 1 17· ' "Th1'1 was 0 limited run t~e test o · "''C'or Lo11an, "•'ke Brown bll 17 1 of several hundred miles,'' a " ., an: Gene Morg'on "31 held tn . t3. •po.kflsmnn said ut the misai1e rfot" 'I' ac~uu, after a deplorable whJch ha!l a range of up to 5()01) sho~~DB at Pomeroy, last Friday, miles. t II de l't · t b t' ac U§ y ma e a ga,me o I aga1ns 1 'fhcrc was no e1a oro; 10n O'l Atb be' d nJ 34 27 t h d' r " I h d d ena mg OWll 0 Y • a j t e !stan ce 0 severo un rc halftime. Gaskill for Athens had miles." . se~on4 high of 14 po~nts while It was n.oted, however, that In p~f f:a'ley of J8111:80~ bit 21. testing big mUitary mlssilea 'it j .• By quarters: not unu.sual for short ranac A.T tl•lao of tho Amorlun Haclcoy Lfltluo. Tho club to aHt'llatod with hla old outfit, tho Bruli11. f w ~ . to .5.9$ 1lrJewlne, l wal triggered. It ht>nored suest COate~ aot the I1 • prospect (or orbU'mg ar. A mer ica n ~jo. ud tood bcrore on 1,, itpad with lts blunt · ~::;~~!==~~~~~~~~-~-~~~l~de~Q~n"'~ ' ~ waiti ng fvr th r: Mn. S. L.PIIISONALS ' . M J.~eanw~,'II e! Wellsto~ .kept paec, sntetlite. The Penlagon announced the' nor.e skywnrd, Bryant has received SPECIALS Sh~t Ht'l 1tllf ln hockey, owner ol tho Springfield lmllano lr11> TRICYCLE · -····· $8.98 .... ets . to t~e ON YQUR \I$T \ 'US SuccessfullyLauneh~ Huge I RUTLAND ~fn~'~!::"'u':n~!n~:~;r.:;.~ · ~~o~D.,~w::,~ ' ICBMAt1as Jnto Sk 0D\Jf 2 dT , Mro.M)'rlleSimt>kiD~ MIIaMary . y ry ho~f~red~li::·~~~~r!~e~n::~:= r~ ·~~i. ·~~u~::: -T~H;,l;;TM'siiiiR~fcii?lr;! , . . ' ~lhena held to the percentage - Toe United StattB su<Celofully government go-abead. HOLIDAY .Al V,$ID CAR ..,. of thl vamo'o moot colorfol fRICYaE .. · · .. · $9.98 ;./jd' G Ch . lljA~ M~!>t; . / 3 M~~ THI svo "arer u:. ';: ADAM HA'fS ,2.99 leads a half a dozen times. Martin was high for Rutland ndwith 1~ end German was ouhta tng as a rebounder. K. Oreeu ted Wahama· with 9 poiuts. RuOanfi ·- --· · · 11 15 30 sa W~~~!d: -Eada 1 ~-e, 7G:a~ ~~ ,;~!' 1;'~6'"~ ~939~ '!,:r, pre· - Chr•'*tmas • . . SpeCIa , 1.s =1 ·~ . M~~~:~1· foi l t ame o'rl&hi· If \I'" In . , Itt' •::1~~ . , , fJ , 1 ham Z 1-2 I; Cers~n. 2 o-8 i·; IJugan 6 3·3 IG; Rile I 2-4 4; Non . • • • Slloring Barr, Justice. Totals H ~DDII SHORE11}~·1~9~8:9~-;;;;;....;;...;;;....;.;;;;J:.:;:=::=;;:,:;:;;;;~:;:;:;;~;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;~;;:~ Thty callad Eddlt Shoro tht r "labt Ruth of Hockey" whtn ho ...,Y-11inior Haw!h_otno. file tecond . '1.1 having a·gre&t time. One who doesn't care to have his ni'me' . ~ll___~~ lw¥t~e. ""')~. olf)iJstas !IIYl~p64tt t"' · f'·· · r h ' tr · tl I . . lrom Paul Folme~ aM the third, no e.., II a~ uut up t e sallle . ee at the same t~me re~en Y:. liy Zirkle, Clme oil. drlv.. ln play CQQn populallollls high . The season exte~ds mto npd-Ft!Jl- ' 111J4e poSiible by the ,. dooporate ru,ary lhls wjnl!lr. fer haps the cooo population wtU b~ som&- ( · · ' Gallla fuU..,oul'l preos, · what leis In 9S8_ Meanwhile, the careful PanThere are at least three popular ways of hunting coon. NOW Reg. U 1.98 12 Ia. thersln that laef quart•l commll- We're not looking for argument so if there are more I won't tet1 o:l' tbree foul• (John'!"' quibble ' ' I ~':';~ ~a1\~J~~t:~ 1~t~a1:0":.~ oi1f ' One ~-s to l~t the hunting do~ chase a coon, sit back and liS· NOW Reg. $9.98 10 In. bander by if.tth Sheets, 'McKean'• ten. Th s metffod is first cousin relative to the fox hunter who · two o~e ha,ders from I~ feet out, loves to run his dogs alter the gray or red fox. 1£ the coon Ken )loatk'i eorner puah ohot and gels away , well , it was fun , wasn't it? another one like II by Caldwell. Th th ' th h t h f h · d ~· , Gallipolis made tl•od on their en ere Is e coon un er w o pre ers to ave hts og tree a coon . 'It Is an easy matter to shoot the animal out of alx trleo at the fre e line on 1 1 an~ twuhot ottuallons. the tree. H you're alter coon in e.rnest, this appears to be SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BALL Gt.OVE Reg. $1US RICHIE ASHBURN IASEIAt.L·GtoV-t Coucti ,!!l!;(.,..ithere' _ tb,e surest way of satisfying your hunger. · i CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $14,95 noh~~g",,f:f'Panthpr . ·. . •• rlainly • •• not all tM credit r/ 0 once ~my SEAMLESS RUBBER ~~::-· A Galltpollo fan ob· A more sporty approach to coon huntin~ is to shake a "I'd '111111 1 thing up u a groat tree-d coon out of his perch and sic old Fido on ldm- If Fldo dllplly of ailll altd poise by John- Is worth his salt he'll tear into Mr. Coon. The en8uing scr~p 1 oon, and 1 lt•m of fine b~ll hand· is something to see, and hear. Doubtless the dog enjoys this iefl, o!Mollf!li the reoult of ••· much more· than the coon and in a way It is a just reward cellenl 'oae~IIIK-" ' Tlie "le'rii"' .,., doing "lOre for his hav1ng tr_ee 'd h'ts enemy. : than ~diJqg lhe bail, however, A large ·IItale coon weighs approximately 15 pounds_ One zlrl:l~i' o)llh ~Ionfte, unnet'Yed of the largest ever caught recently by ail llJIPerlenced Meigs SPORT COATS, Reg. $37 .95 .. _.. _... _. NOW $22.95 the t~ ·lll tile opening mtnutet hunter weighed· In at 17 pounds_ Coons make attractive pets Many Other Glfls For Christmas with ~~-)n awllhera from sometimes ~~ell quite young. When maj~rlty approaches they SEE US fO!f YOUR SPORTS EQUIPMENT far ouj., , et added two 20 Joel become IOlltelblng less than attractive Their nature sours one-hand"t4 " ib sholo. GaiJI~lil. E 11 8~1 er of Mldd)eport had ' one· several years ago · then kn!IW:It bd to come out and mme eome o.. lhe c.,rlthe111' men did. thai made a ne pet. But the pet didn't stay congenial In Johna~q and Howthorno hold adulthood, Author!Jed McGregor Dealer !hell' ol#!i In defenalve and offen- Reports have It that jolly Avery Nclsop will slip you QO< ! 83 Mill $1, Middleport, Ohlt slve rebound• agalnot the G•lll· for a good atretthed coon hide. Nobody's going to wax rich P_ollo pair. Bllllic 'and Sheets, both at that rate und neither Will Averv even 1 d 11x-onen j•fi1 ;t , _ t .. n a goo season Folm~ ...mtnrly bloeked out like • -1\q. A uet er use for coon furs Is to make gloves from hla'drtve·in dribbles, never- rugs from tl)elb. •Jrs a lot of work but old hands at the thcle11 hit for lour fleldero and sa~ that by sel,clion very beautiful and · sot one ol two free to""· Ztrkte cles can be cfeli~·rrom a coon skin. ended with ei1ht points and Bill -- - - -:..L,.--- - ------ - -- - - - -- Wllaon, blanked lfom the field, hit MIA ICORIS !itwa, here for a luncheon honor· two •Ita! lree thrown• In the i&SI ~-roy 11, CloQIPiini ~4 tho members ot the Ea!lt and minute ol play to ,hold the Pome- Athena 64, Jock- 44 IJng We•t squadl which wtll me•l In roy advanllp. Hawthorne, oft•• Welloton 57, f3 the annual Shrine g& m~? , said paoslnl olf o1pellly, sol one field Mlddt.,.rt 61, Nol•••lll• 59 Tuesday he still is "undecided" 1011, al!d 2 free lbtowt lor 4 Raelno 11, lttltrn 42 whether to 1lgn with the Wlnnlpog (CIIitlnue4 On '"" Plvol Wah- 69, Rolli"" 39 Blue Bombaro or tho Detroit Ll· KARIIAI ON PINCI ono. Karras last week altned for SAN -tiiW!cllldo •UP _ reported pa,ooo to wreolle proAmertcs lineman Alex Karru of lossionally. '" ... ' AI Adverlllecl FO~ -iole the bali and outacoreri added one free throw of 'i" G'am~ protector Dolph Joachim said Tuesday as ncar as be t~mpts. for high total on boll• ville rallied In tht late minutes. not g~t back In the game. Fer "' J,,..... son~ .· -t'J, '.i.4 nn ·~ Wi "'-' ~~:f:::·~:~=:~~~~~:.:~ll~l . '""·~ -'4..KI polls .reserve gam~) Dave Hart 1:t· · the i\lcKenziemen HI to H. . ~~r ~~t for 22 pomts to le~d ~l l HoW'l'ver, with Liev\ng, M 1sc?rers. T~e game was easily 1n Roush and Layne controlling both a•- !hddleport s hands until )'ielsnn- boards the Rutland f.ve could Three val!Jable fleld 1KDala wer~ throws fOr 12 points to tat, Sec-· counted, two b)' Johnoon and one ond. qlgh Midd1ef10rl t.onota. by Bruce Zirkle. 1'h~ - first was thiS ltU been one Of the best deGr season On record Middleport !railed lS-l~ at • _looJJI Ultderneath llflf i neat paol loc!lll1., It' also Is one of the best !or coons. The coon bunter . the lint quarter but chmlfed to :~ ----·· .Chi~~~j]a~ HM~ . . -~:~·~~~!~ 4f~~fl~ RlMl~~fs I . ~-pt•r•;. h U/ P~'tl'tu~~;~~· . .tr!:\:1 winTo~tP~~ lcontW.:,r..,,......,l . - third. ~y1cod 10 pomts on 9 brdlla nt f1eld goal~, m.ostly from 12·13 feet out, 1n h1e center slo~. ~L! aggressive 6-3 eenter ol tb~ Pan- can tell about 80 deer were taken in Meigs County during the P••mts . then netted 34 poiniJ oh nine four day hunting season. This is one of the best kills, hunter- Jt wos little Ed croo~s. resew field goals and 16 of 20 fret ·. 1 the end of football soason: Jiro- eat _score of the Pomeroy-G ,. · 1 lion. Again, it was too much ~T R falcons Roll To Fifth Win At Kelly's Silt points, ROy Long s 5, · and Ne~on's 4 points acc<Jimte1 Rutland Tqesd!lly for tht! l ~H.l advantage the Jac· ." Bobby Nelsen, flecl Middlepor' to town. ca~ll tO; gua rd w~o has been . sharpenin •! In a thr1lhng resen·e . gam~ 1 Down going into the seeond h1s shoofmg Pye qutckly sin<"" won by the JHcketls 44:-42 (Jdt<r · ·1• 4- .30 the Red Devils repeat- I '} o'.O Roush 1 J,J; 'i NOn aeotlnf •Greer RouSh f 313. It: ' CiJari 6 Totals 2'1 J•..t5'"qt: '. ' • :. ·1 t . l.J ~at~ i t.C 1 u·~ l 1 La)•ne 0 5·10 5; ?rf Roush I bi1l victo_rr of the. sC~son, 61·59 ~ets ;a~o 1; seorl~ over the Wahama took its Hrth- straii'ht after trailmg until midway Ill oTu~ sJ Ink 1 at quar r .. dl win without a defeut Tuesda)' 1 the thlfd quarter then s~aViflg orf . ne ac c. s now arc 1 c \m· night at Rutland 69-39 pullin~ a determmed rall y by ll'lc losers I til Jan. 3 "'hen Pomeroy comes away in oll qu arters except the · biChly re- garded GaJijpolis Blue De~ils TuesdQ Ql&bt &V-64 Oil. the rome· roy haidceurt. The will handed The Middleport Yellow Jackl'!s SPORTS DESK Pom~roy'aPur~lePantberlwere being loohd \&I)()IU~ay hi South· rtnc ·~cry Jackets Jlally Jn Third Qu:p-ter For First S€Q Vidory Of Seasqn 4=Dany Senlinil)omeroY-Middteport, o. Dec. 11. 1957 'rtri , DaDy Sentinel, Poinl!l'O)'·Middlell011, 0., Dee. 18, t05T~ 4-Dany Sentinel, Poineroy.Middleport, 0., ~ee. J8, 19G7 .11 - -Walii~a Li;:fh~ 8 ~~ ;d; ··e.a is;. t~it.;~\ 2· G. !fBONI n and TELEVISION . IACUI)N, 0. ~~--· ' Bury B. MaiD St ll!ller, Own~ \ " �' . ' TaKe Gallipolis 57-54; Middleport Wins 61;.59 ~r f~ _,.111 Sentinel "" ales T~ ' .', '• · eastern• Ohio as I ®£inlte threat to "ta~· it aU" f~owlng a stir· ...r the came home from Nelsonville las: night with th eir flrst SEO basket.. Dick Rettoo a pJea&ing record of [Out ' stralfht ~Calnst no defeats fbr the oeasoil, tltMe ID' league eompetl- 111 Cllet TuaNUI Johnson lor tb~ oppObebta. Tht throws. Pomeroy led alllbe way, ama• <ing a valuable lint quartet bulge ft-2. 8-2, 9~. 11'4, 13-4, 14-e, ;1-7 t; 0 d 17 11 • th 11 ·- an - wnere e rst period ended. Dy halltimc GalliPQIIa worked the count to 2/i-30 .arul was dill behiRd live polnta at · the threeqmter mark, 38-43. In the fatal fourth quart,,r when the con!ldent Blue De•lls stili expected to make their move. the brilllanf control J,Ta)linr of the Panthers with the pressure on held Gallipolis to 16 pointe while Pomeroy picked up 14 of their own to win by three. In that flesperate flpal quart<r H wss lbe deadly fo~l lfloOtldf' ol the Panthera, nd inaln!Y lohnlon, that kept the vtetoey at hand. Gallipolio wao proosinl hard, .pvenwhere. McKean apd C~lek Co~J6y feuted out'. A tcilai of; Ia ch~lty ,.,,., weie awar8ed ttie pantlero of whleh eight won .tade. . . H L. Deer Ki/1/n M.eig~ Reported ig11 th~ wmncrs and losers for 1q forward, who hil lor three field · wise in his memory. Do'lph reported t~e west end of the countv was by far the cis to lead tl:c tnird · quart•·r kI . ; ( b t rall y that put the Jackets aheod best hunting. A total of 18 ~ere lied the firs _d&y e ween! 46-42 by the beginning- of the salem Center, Danville, Pomt Rock and the Vmton County -• final period . Unli~e or ·otd', th•· line_ _ ,1 ~acke~ did not crumble In the · He bas had no reports of a successful bow hunter. How- ~- ia.<t quarter, going ahead to ' '"" ever, he has found several dead deer with broken shafts em· 15dpolntslhto 2Nelsol I 17, f en mg w1 a po n a.. van '"" bed~ed lu them. These deer were th e un ha~py resu Its . o poor 1 Nelson got 11 of hi• 19 l>Oi~t; bow sb<lts. the deer ~~ttlng away, OIIIY to die when t! was un· In the last q•arttr In a· · great able to help itself of Its wound. di•play of poise. His effectiveness wao tbe difference bHween jirtory ani) defeat. For Nelsonvill• Jerry Patton The bow a'nd mow season lasts right through December.' got 18 points but they inclu~rd Sportl Desk jokingly remarked last week the Old Northwest :~~ ;~~~n~e~~a ~~~"· f;~; 1, •;· nlay be pven back to the Indians, or at least to lbe bow hunt· Charley Pickett got a field g~l , ers wfro. ar• fast catching uo with_ the old Shawnee tribe In lor 16 polnti. Patton's btlliilnt • ' - ted , bow skill. However, Dolph suggea ; . 10 or ' 10 free throws kept lho "Guess it Isn't time to give It back to the Indians yet. At Hounda In the game. !east to lllesq modern Indiana. Tbey haven't got a deer yet." Crooks got two fielders In the Ye~· wll~ be a pretty hungry jrlbe 11f Americana tod~.~~ If first quarter lor a total of 10 " .' •· . b . ste fij point~- his best effort of the .,,_ we nad w et)elld on OWl aDd al10ws or our dally I • ibn. Mark K~hy, ecnter, tallied live lleld goals and tt9o · ftec lnvl~·'· Not.For The /ndl'ans Yet to Coqn H £' H T T __ un,.fng ere 0p5 00 Mille .Score by quar!.u s, varsitY,: Rutland Darrell Du&&ul had high l~1ddleport . . . . . 10 25 46 61 seore of 15, whife Clark or WaNelson_llllc . 16 _29 42. S9 hama led with IS. Scormg, Muldle!Jon, Erwm 1 Wahama won a reserVe gam ~ 5:8 7' Long ~ !-6 P; Bowles 0-(1-0; 32-31 with the score changing Crooks 5 0-1 10; Kelly 5 2-4 12; l'iclson 9 1-fl I~; IVa}land 0 1-2 I; Whitlatch o 3-3 3. Totah 22 17-30 61. . Nehonvltle P~ekett s o-2 16 • CNoovrerr"t 31 0411-20-110; ~ . u IS; Hall 3 3-! 8. Tot>ls 19 22·20 ~~ 160; MnPI•htet~ny ~9. What 8ecame Of and contra•tor~lol chltl<lon bUt hla anllu on tht Ice dnw tollol.t crowd• throuthaut tht NatlonOI Hac:koy Loiguo " well 11 aldlillt hlo "''"'' thi'M Stonloy Cup trl· umpht. Whotevor hepponod to lddle At BASKETBALLS $5.95 1 THE SPORTS CENTER '*"'ft!J L•• ••• ' ' WI HAVE SIYERAL OLDER MODEl CARS THAT MUST IE SOLDI , COME LOOK THEM OVER AND MAKE US AN OFFER ' GoHa Go" anti SPORT SHIRTS SPOJW VOA'I'S ~ ·~ , . ·~ '" ilflff'Jj. ~- · Jutr{ij~'4 ,f , ..... . "· · · ... ~ ~ -!:'~ L & z· swq·.., . . -' · ,, ' ' mr,. · · ' · · - - ,~ ·'', _. •. ,_,,.A: P!. ' '.t " 57· CH,VROLET • • • • • 56 FORD Fairlane • • • VICTORIA. 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' BASKETBALL Tornadoes Win Sixth Straight $esults MUD Game, 81 To tl2 O,."lnulap aatn t p.m. !C Tnllk IJchl . .....dleporl Phone 197 1!4 E. Mila St. • uvmos ro. Erneei Covert SNOW DISCOUNT KELLY ' ' STORl END OF YW POJDel'oy, Oblll OFFER OF SPECIAL PRIC~ On All Mer•handlse In S~k Pomeroy Sunoco Station 212 W. Mlin Sl. · Pomeroy Returned Spinet PIANO • II $1891 . (!. " . ,' • ! .' •• ,!! ';, ' '} ' SELE;tml)iv OF. J,H~IS '·.'· II 14 STUP~BAKER NILES LEFT. • • • • :. - • $995 joi' tt~~. \tome~ 'or .. liiidreii ' . ' "·.·. ~. ~~J ~ MALLORY . . '' . . ,, " ~~TS ...... ffF SAVE $400 For Men . Cf.!veAHim On This Boaullfo1 GIFT CERTIFICATE ''I , Baldwin "Acrosonlc" '"' Hla ~~ Own MtmHot Chaaao ,_ MIUier VIS~T - SPINET PIANO Take Over Payments Wi (Jam I , • ...' H ·DePT. ,. . Complete Stlectifn· . of ' RECOlQ PLAYERS - Oar Owa AOIOIDII AS$0C~~TED ~DIO ' ........, Trllne11 8orvlol" Wben Your Coi{JdtiiH It lllllllled B. 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FQBD :F600 • ~ • • • • • • $495 1ST 1~RArA, Unlveftliy atudentl TIRES UNTIL CHRISTMAS va '. · ~ -' · · ·. · . $t79S OF IIJDilLBTii'IJN, C.IJL UP - -·ntesfidt.f.· School q,uten cv Wf"nt up in lot box WIB a_:c;.d~~~~-~~ to the trash and •JfB TllERE" wU)l FULLY EQUIPPED. • HOUSE ILAM&D •.\t.~aj'l_ SWE HOT :-· dr~amt ~~·a liN. blue high in tile 01n-klSiied ski.,. •osox SIGN HURLER urday_ , _...,. ._.,.....;..;.;;;;;;;,..;i.;;;;;;;;;;;-.:.;;;;-.;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;oiiiji~· The Atlas, with a range bel(iv- BOS~N UP - RIIUCII Hallo- 1 Mrs. Anna Britalnline and !dn. 111 . ed on a long shot In th~ jiM> !l'e· ed to be around 5,000 mil,., w~-• ron, a hlllt·handed pitcber from Nettle Tolliver vioitetl Mn. S. L. Newton, has lieen signed Bryant one day the past week_ 1ond to will!! ou~ Gallia's !!sl"hope. visible to beach obaervera. , · CQacb .Rotlon co111111ended his The 90-foot Atlas, trailing a by the Boston Red Sox organtza. The Willing workera Cl"' of , reser.e 111•ad lor a 1•groi( display ~II of orange name, wus dearlv tlon snd aCJigned to the Memphis the Chriatian Chureh held their Itil ~lpan..for·man def~r"· Ronald VtSible tong after It broke froa• !arm club In the SOuthem Assn. :Christmaa party at the church ~~ill -~'ad I' poin · and Nick its eart~ly eonfines, seemingly Halloran 11 a ZO.year-old lreshman bssement, J.Jonday e•ening. ~o~i 10 t.o j;'d ijle seorera. Pb1I 1 with reluctance in Its slow deplll1· at the University of Connecllcuct. jlaney Erlewlne's atepmotber. II~P llo..rt CUimlqham and ure, and departed on tis eaurie w~o reolded in Jacksonville, Fla., IUChaid 'Olar~ also oatlie 1n for down the A1lanlie tracking tanMe pasted away 1u1 week. Pr~· No Elrth Satellite DURELLI, ANTHONY SIGN Kenneth Wilcox who is stalioo" There wai no · oal'lb · NEW YORK UP - Tony An- ed with the u. S. AmY In L<mlal· - ~ bl qu:rters, vatalty: In this missile, whieh sUII lhony of Now York and Yvon Do· anna l.o spending a furlough with ~~ - _ OT . . 11llll43 57 lng toated porely as a relle of Moncton, Canada, have his wofe, Norma, Middleport, and Gall, ' Ia 11 2$ sa M move. signed to meet In_I 19-round li_ghtd r w wu::.. ;;. p H tlidtn h !••t •• .. d bio parenti, Mr- an Mrs. . . ..,..,..;_: 'QMEROY: -aw . e But the poBiibillty arose tha! eavywe ... wu1 a1 ma 180D Wilcox ol Langsville. I U 4;·. Folll\lit· 4 l-2 9; loh~•on the Atlao may lie lonverted for Square Garden, Jan. IO. Those from bere attending !be 8 !f-20 _34; Wilson 0 2-'3 2; Zlfkle , mryinl a U. S. moon Bhonhl , EasiA!rn Star imtallation of offi· 4 1!1 f, 1'ofa1a IIi (21-31) 57- Shoot- • otber mllsUes prove · Incapabk •COHIN NAM!iD . 1 .;;;;...;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,JI diHeiooc•-""" ewory t~; . percenu(r~,' 18 cil 47 field lor orbiting 1 ...relpte. · DENVER, COlo. UP - Andy t> tto~~ ~ tor 88 per tent. 21 of J. R. Dempsey, manager of I1H . Coben, -wbt! pijoted lndlanapolta to ~·· an '""' la'iorllo ...... tak.. ..; ~. 81 ·lout ll!i.Ots for 68 per ..~t. Astronautici Division o! Convait, a 1txth ~ace finish last season, - llfli ,Willi Acfoalral. . GALLIPO!JS; BooUc • 6-7 22; maket• of the Atlas, said In Wls'· Will aam . manager of the De~­ c-•~· 2 ...,,•-, Joo.. 0-!Hl; Sheets Ington he believes the missile ver club In the American Assoc•· 1 3 8; 't;J 2-0.1 ,;-.Caldwell could put a half ton satellite Into ~~~~- today, ' aueceeding Ralp~ 1 ~ 2'· M<Kean 4 0.2 S Gilmore 2 z.o 8·' 'i'lotill -22 lo-l9 54. Sbootfdg ~Jiagil, :12 cil 5$ 'frotli the 7:10d5 field !or 40' pet ..nt. touls, 10 of COLLEGE SCCiRt!S 19 for C3 per cent. BY UNITED PRESS & Temple 60 Toxe• A&M 44 Columbl• 61 Colgelo 63 KNOBBY Fig~t WMI Vlrgfnla 76 Richmond 74 Coli... 71 Tufla 6S 'av UNITED PRESS BOSTO,....Wllllo Pop, 131, BawllntJ GrMn II OuquHIIe 71 it. Jolon'l NY 57 Huntor 61 H~~ . · , <•&~•Of!"·• 01(1911.ntod -Jim· llootp Wu~. ·57 •Wakt P-t 45 "'' ~. 127, 'fiH'' llodfOrd, Sollfll Carolina 62 Duke Sl Mm., 10. Notre Dame 62 L•vol• ttl. 63 TO\.&Pl!. Dhi~Hartld Jo~"' Xovltr Ohio 85 Fori1~1m 82 1011, 179, · Pflllodelphio, knoekt• Dat,.,lt 7. St. Francis Pa. 73 oui Sfd ~..lro. 1U, Loult¥lllo, lloPacit " Purdue ss Ky., J, . . . ~oytan 51 Qllto- u. 41 Dido""'"' ~ Tul10 38 ON ALL n'L .., '1'••.---ll•ddr T..-n, !ltonford 50 krt FrailclJCo 49 1"- , ff!~. bockod out Olear stttlo.Citro. 74 Sautfrorn Cal. 59 Phtro, i?IJ, 'lrmlngltom, Ali., 1. Jll• 91 Ledcbau,.,. AfB 64 Amtr!dar( u 84 Oil to Wl'lt•v•• iO 61 c:... Toch 43 I RLCIIMQ!ll!. Catll.-lloll TriC~· Ollf!rlln jlllndlly 9a Oollonce M IN, STOCK •~ ' hrl Frltlel!<O, .... lr.lonid 1 Plus tax & recappable tire i '1' ; •loltll, 1t4, tot A"rf". Coplt•l 65 Mutklllfllm 64 Quooitlca Mlrlntl il Baldwin ' ' I II• . . Walloco 83 . :, 57 'FOIU). ¥8 ' Charlet Simpkins o! J...awndale, Calif., it viliting Mr. and Mn. BrtKe H 1y. Mr. and Mn. Purl Van llet£"r of Gallipotit spent the w~ek end with her p11renlJ, Mr. and Mra. Rich:~rd Grue,er. When the button was pufl hed, a huge cloud of gray smoke rose up around the 1lh1, blunt·nosc(l giant and it looked for a few sel'· IHIINI'S IIITOII V onds as if the '~bird" had ('Xplod AUR"'S''rri i 11' N y UP N cd 00 its lid. But the missiJr •~ • 114 Jr~ . · · ear· l)' ~.000 visited the Shrine of 1hen tttru!l out itl orange tail ~! Our Lady of Jdart)'rB here between fl:.me rro·m beneath it and clin 1t . "a• and October. Aur1·e1v1'tle 1·, ill , ed skyward. built on the 1ite of O~~ernenon, There. apparently had ~('n a the Indian rillaee where St. lsu.:: delay due to lOme minor diffi· Joquet, Sl Ren~ Goupli ;and St. rulty during . the long eountdown. '~htr Lalande wer e tomahawktd • 1 by Mohawk Indiana in 1642 and On prov ous attempt.o to fire Sunday dinner guests of :~r. and I "'ff. Tfte three were-America'• 10 18 35 57 IHghh to be eonducted before l~e 9 •19 32 43 mJssilc h put through nll or 1ta the ini:A!rcont l m~nta l mls11ile In ~rB. Harvey f;rlewine were Mr. oaly caaoniled martyrt. pa('es. June and ,S ~ p·. ember, the Atl<!'l and lfra. Hayward Erlewine and • $995 • 1' F.QRD Jewelry For Men ' J - • 8- SPIEDEL WATCH BA.I';DS E·LECTRIC SHAV~ftS ... 51 FORI) F6Qo • cws · • SJlAP~••· •• itAT ~Eq- l~s QF EXTRAS - LOAN GJ!~ Vteddlng Bands PKIC~S ~TA~'t' 4T - •t - • • • •• 55 'FORD Fairlone ptty Army Gl'neral tin was recuperating en leg when be ro~.md lhe evening with Mrs. Hattie McKen- s.olc patient. zie. :' -----..,....~~'! word of the death of Henry 'Young of y oungstow n. ··• ll'lr. Yo un g was 1 forrner Middleport reAident. Mr. and l1t1: Jo,orrest 'McCann and family of Chirlea:ton:, apendt S11nday with her parents, Mr. an p · Mn. Clarence d u r1ce.~ 1 A Mr. an d ;tlr1. - h( uar •t es d ··•mo! !pen 1 5un ay Wlt JJ r. an .... n . Cush JohnstDn of Bradbury. Mn. Francca Larkin ·was a week end f , J h t ' guest 0 tilt~ 0 Dli on s. ' 1r_ and )fn . Harold Tin!ley of 1 ' Columbul 1pent the week end wi'l\ th her parcn ll, ltr. and Mn. Lee Myers. "2'6 ) 1'i:adlel & Men's WNb j'l):tt)I!LfAS£ I'ICKlJf- RUNS & L90KS U~ Nl;W. PUONI ' GAIJ!JNJ;R •' FORDOMATIC - . l'WO·TONE. CAB & .CHASSIS - WTS ' •• SIR ? ~ ' " " ' PRINCE V8- POWER HAWK- COMPLETJI;LY RECONDITIONED. 110" }VB WIU. IT ·~ " • and day prior to the Week-End . tv!J "'~ 'l,o ' STUDEBAKER • • • • • thit·k concrete blockhouse b)'. il Mra.Mar- ,.,...., ......... c;~o,~,~ .,.. lt~LFq~~~ ,- STATION WAGON. 8-CYL1NDER 2-DOOR -ONE OWNER. • firing button to be pressed in M"'·· $1895 • • The At1aa was gleamin g wh ite den CllarleJ Slmpkinl .h.,;der t;~ike , !<iii~ made 44~ wjth IO ~· ..o~.fS left bul11Long of Gallla ml&ll- PRINC. I Mn. and Mra. 110)' Jnowden, Mu Joan cia Denison. ;tr. and Mr. o. o. May and dauQ:hU:r, 'Debhie, Mn. Pattenon and Mrs. Ellen Tucker Jcan p11r ker 1nd dau ghter• S... -e• Mr. and Mrl. Frank l.andaker of - 1 t~arr y •. "now den, M'·· ._ Phylli'o Snow· Woodrow, CO1o., •pent Saturd11y Admlr11l~ fl"~ 6 TUDOR. ONE OWNER- SHAitP. get occs.na away and a peaeetimt· ncluon · ·• '···'.DR..... ......•. . B_.,. FOR • •.• "" , -, """ '"' ' " " -.-~ t"o'' E.' .ualn Sl. j • "' Pomeroy ' l(f,,J';ourt .'~!. 5'1 ·fQRD Custom • • .. • CAPP. CANAVERAL, VIa. (Jp orbit In a year aft<! r way. . Atbens '. • ·- . • bridge, 1 · :;:;.::." ohth bl,tbday wfth a party. C. O, Chapman, M1" Eliza- ' WALTI!AM, 1-flll gNt in" a lfnm•·madfl tee tream, cake, cof· ~uJ L&o(d, Alra. EtheJ Collins, Jamet Martin had t..r and pop trore 10rved U> Mr. Eliubeth ( ollins, 10 nursea to oerve lead In lht SEO Ltaaue Tue~ay launchel sn Allaa intereontineht Sotolll'- Ortlor S..• nJdt It lackldo, beatlll tbe win· al baniRtlcs ffi'!s!lle tuesday- a · -•1 e of dropp1nu Dempsey said he expect!! Con· leu lronmen 1M""' with. Gary Me· wal' weapon C3ptw · tar· va lr to euct a &atclllte order JOar,. conkt!J"II ao polntl Jeadina the hYdrosen fnry on an enemy 1 Lopri '-,- ' ,: · . · _. ;' ~~ · IWeliston POMEROY AND MIDDLE,ORT s1 ... •~soo... WH~T •. Oil I= I Froli ,&!,SO , • ,, . 118" WB PICJ!;UP - OVERDRIV.t - LQW' MILEAGE. tSOO OR MORE. Ia Tilt p,ilJ Beatlael '1h~ . Bud Berma 1" ' "' ,. ' ~PITS PRESTON MO.TORS AII-I' OUR f$.00 lo •10.08 . Min Bernice Ledlle. she encountered 1( IIRTHOAYCELEBRATED baVIn. suffered only One defeat Atlas had been fired suecosdull;; (b1 In wlnnlnt . the third attemp$ to send up gan lllheno) in i f()Utth M~arter over r }.iy Lo-• 1- m 4.1. Max' WaltOO k,; Wells~it w'37 u · ~.he "Big A"-and said -~ l tra veled high wlth 1g 1:\Dd Gene Mel bad . !!cwral hUJt~red mile:~ to Jat.d m the prescrtb ed target ·area. . 1 17· ' "Th1'1 was 0 limited run t~e test o · "''C'or Lo11an, "•'ke Brown bll 17 1 of several hundred miles,'' a " ., an: Gene Morg'on "31 held tn . t3. •po.kflsmnn said ut the misai1e rfot" 'I' ac~uu, after a deplorable whJch ha!l a range of up to 5()01) sho~~DB at Pomeroy, last Friday, miles. t II de l't · t b t' ac U§ y ma e a ga,me o I aga1ns 1 'fhcrc was no e1a oro; 10n O'l Atb be' d nJ 34 27 t h d' r " I h d d ena mg OWll 0 Y • a j t e !stan ce 0 severo un rc halftime. Gaskill for Athens had miles." . se~on4 high of 14 po~nts while It was n.oted, however, that In p~f f:a'ley of J8111:80~ bit 21. testing big mUitary mlssilea 'it j .• By quarters: not unu.sual for short ranac A.T tl•lao of tho Amorlun Haclcoy Lfltluo. Tho club to aHt'llatod with hla old outfit, tho Bruli11. f w ~ . to .5.9$ 1lrJewlne, l wal triggered. It ht>nored suest COate~ aot the I1 • prospect (or orbU'mg ar. A mer ica n ~jo. ud tood bcrore on 1,, itpad with lts blunt · ~::;~~!==~~~~~~~~-~-~~~l~de~Q~n"'~ ' ~ waiti ng fvr th r: Mn. S. L.PIIISONALS ' . M J.~eanw~,'II e! Wellsto~ .kept paec, sntetlite. The Penlagon announced the' nor.e skywnrd, Bryant has received SPECIALS Sh~t Ht'l 1tllf ln hockey, owner ol tho Springfield lmllano lr11> TRICYCLE · -····· $8.98 .... ets . to t~e ON YQUR \I$T \ 'US SuccessfullyLauneh~ Huge I RUTLAND ~fn~'~!::"'u':n~!n~:~;r.:;.~ · ~~o~D.,~w::,~ ' ICBMAt1as Jnto Sk 0D\Jf 2 dT , Mro.M)'rlleSimt>kiD~ MIIaMary . y ry ho~f~red~li::·~~~~r!~e~n::~:= r~ ·~~i. ·~~u~::: -T~H;,l;;TM'siiiiR~fcii?lr;! , . . ' ~lhena held to the percentage - Toe United StattB su<Celofully government go-abead. HOLIDAY .Al V,$ID CAR ..,. of thl vamo'o moot colorfol fRICYaE .. · · .. · $9.98 ;./jd' G Ch . lljA~ M~!>t; . / 3 M~~ THI svo "arer u:. ';: ADAM HA'fS ,2.99 leads a half a dozen times. Martin was high for Rutland ndwith 1~ end German was ouhta tng as a rebounder. K. Oreeu ted Wahama· with 9 poiuts. RuOanfi ·- --· · · 11 15 30 sa W~~~!d: -Eada 1 ~-e, 7G:a~ ~~ ,;~!' 1;'~6'"~ ~939~ '!,:r, pre· - Chr•'*tmas • . . SpeCIa , 1.s =1 ·~ . M~~~:~1· foi l t ame o'rl&hi· If \I'" In . , Itt' •::1~~ . , , fJ , 1 ham Z 1-2 I; Cers~n. 2 o-8 i·; IJugan 6 3·3 IG; Rile I 2-4 4; Non . • • • Slloring Barr, Justice. Totals H ~DDII SHORE11}~·1~9~8:9~-;;;;;....;;...;;;....;.;;;;J:.:;:=::=;;:,:;:;;;;~:;:;:;;~;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;~;;:~ Thty callad Eddlt Shoro tht r "labt Ruth of Hockey" whtn ho ...,Y-11inior Haw!h_otno. file tecond . '1.1 having a·gre&t time. One who doesn't care to have his ni'me' . ~ll___~~ lw¥t~e. ""')~. olf)iJstas !IIYl~p64tt t"' · f'·· · r h ' tr · tl I . . lrom Paul Folme~ aM the third, no e.., II a~ uut up t e sallle . ee at the same t~me re~en Y:. liy Zirkle, Clme oil. drlv.. ln play CQQn populallollls high . The season exte~ds mto npd-Ft!Jl- ' 111J4e poSiible by the ,. dooporate ru,ary lhls wjnl!lr. fer haps the cooo population wtU b~ som&- ( · · ' Gallla fuU..,oul'l preos, · what leis In 9S8_ Meanwhile, the careful PanThere are at least three popular ways of hunting coon. NOW Reg. U 1.98 12 Ia. thersln that laef quart•l commll- We're not looking for argument so if there are more I won't tet1 o:l' tbree foul• (John'!"' quibble ' ' I ~':';~ ~a1\~J~~t:~ 1~t~a1:0":.~ oi1f ' One ~-s to l~t the hunting do~ chase a coon, sit back and liS· NOW Reg. $9.98 10 In. bander by if.tth Sheets, 'McKean'• ten. Th s metffod is first cousin relative to the fox hunter who · two o~e ha,ders from I~ feet out, loves to run his dogs alter the gray or red fox. 1£ the coon Ken )loatk'i eorner puah ohot and gels away , well , it was fun , wasn't it? another one like II by Caldwell. Th th ' th h t h f h · d ~· , Gallipolis made tl•od on their en ere Is e coon un er w o pre ers to ave hts og tree a coon . 'It Is an easy matter to shoot the animal out of alx trleo at the fre e line on 1 1 an~ twuhot ottuallons. the tree. H you're alter coon in e.rnest, this appears to be SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BALL Gt.OVE Reg. $1US RICHIE ASHBURN IASEIAt.L·GtoV-t Coucti ,!!l!;(.,..ithere' _ tb,e surest way of satisfying your hunger. · i CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $14,95 noh~~g",,f:f'Panthpr . ·. . •• rlainly • •• not all tM credit r/ 0 once ~my SEAMLESS RUBBER ~~::-· A Galltpollo fan ob· A more sporty approach to coon huntin~ is to shake a "I'd '111111 1 thing up u a groat tree-d coon out of his perch and sic old Fido on ldm- If Fldo dllplly of ailll altd poise by John- Is worth his salt he'll tear into Mr. Coon. The en8uing scr~p 1 oon, and 1 lt•m of fine b~ll hand· is something to see, and hear. Doubtless the dog enjoys this iefl, o!Mollf!li the reoult of ••· much more· than the coon and in a way It is a just reward cellenl 'oae~IIIK-" ' Tlie "le'rii"' .,., doing "lOre for his hav1ng tr_ee 'd h'ts enemy. : than ~diJqg lhe bail, however, A large ·IItale coon weighs approximately 15 pounds_ One zlrl:l~i' o)llh ~Ionfte, unnet'Yed of the largest ever caught recently by ail llJIPerlenced Meigs SPORT COATS, Reg. $37 .95 .. _.. _... _. NOW $22.95 the t~ ·lll tile opening mtnutet hunter weighed· In at 17 pounds_ Coons make attractive pets Many Other Glfls For Christmas with ~~-)n awllhera from sometimes ~~ell quite young. When maj~rlty approaches they SEE US fO!f YOUR SPORTS EQUIPMENT far ouj., , et added two 20 Joel become IOlltelblng less than attractive Their nature sours one-hand"t4 " ib sholo. GaiJI~lil. E 11 8~1 er of Mldd)eport had ' one· several years ago · then kn!IW:It bd to come out and mme eome o.. lhe c.,rlthe111' men did. thai made a ne pet. But the pet didn't stay congenial In Johna~q and Howthorno hold adulthood, Author!Jed McGregor Dealer !hell' ol#!i In defenalve and offen- Reports have It that jolly Avery Nclsop will slip you QO< ! 83 Mill $1, Middleport, Ohlt slve rebound• agalnot the G•lll· for a good atretthed coon hide. Nobody's going to wax rich P_ollo pair. Bllllic 'and Sheets, both at that rate und neither Will Averv even 1 d 11x-onen j•fi1 ;t , _ t .. n a goo season Folm~ ...mtnrly bloeked out like • -1\q. A uet er use for coon furs Is to make gloves from hla'drtve·in dribbles, never- rugs from tl)elb. •Jrs a lot of work but old hands at the thcle11 hit for lour fleldero and sa~ that by sel,clion very beautiful and · sot one ol two free to""· Ztrkte cles can be cfeli~·rrom a coon skin. ended with ei1ht points and Bill -- - - -:..L,.--- - ------ - -- - - - -- Wllaon, blanked lfom the field, hit MIA ICORIS !itwa, here for a luncheon honor· two •Ita! lree thrown• In the i&SI ~-roy 11, CloQIPiini ~4 tho members ot the Ea!lt and minute ol play to ,hold the Pome- Athena 64, Jock- 44 IJng We•t squadl which wtll me•l In roy advanllp. Hawthorne, oft•• Welloton 57, f3 the annual Shrine g& m~? , said paoslnl olf o1pellly, sol one field Mlddt.,.rt 61, Nol•••lll• 59 Tuesday he still is "undecided" 1011, al!d 2 free lbtowt lor 4 Raelno 11, lttltrn 42 whether to 1lgn with the Wlnnlpog (CIIitlnue4 On '"" Plvol Wah- 69, Rolli"" 39 Blue Bombaro or tho Detroit Ll· KARIIAI ON PINCI ono. Karras last week altned for SAN -tiiW!cllldo •UP _ reported pa,ooo to wreolle proAmertcs lineman Alex Karru of lossionally. '" ... ' AI Adverlllecl FO~ -iole the bali and outacoreri added one free throw of 'i" G'am~ protector Dolph Joachim said Tuesday as ncar as be t~mpts. for high total on boll• ville rallied In tht late minutes. not g~t back In the game. Fer "' J,,..... son~ .· -t'J, '.i.4 nn ·~ Wi "'-' ~~:f:::·~:~=:~~~~~:.:~ll~l . '""·~ -'4..KI polls .reserve gam~) Dave Hart 1:t· · the i\lcKenziemen HI to H. . ~~r ~~t for 22 pomts to le~d ~l l HoW'l'ver, with Liev\ng, M 1sc?rers. T~e game was easily 1n Roush and Layne controlling both a•- !hddleport s hands until )'ielsnn- boards the Rutland f.ve could Three val!Jable fleld 1KDala wer~ throws fOr 12 points to tat, Sec-· counted, two b)' Johnoon and one ond. qlgh Midd1ef10rl t.onota. by Bruce Zirkle. 1'h~ - first was thiS ltU been one Of the best deGr season On record Middleport !railed lS-l~ at • _looJJI Ultderneath llflf i neat paol loc!lll1., It' also Is one of the best !or coons. The coon bunter . the lint quarter but chmlfed to :~ ----·· .Chi~~~j]a~ HM~ . . -~:~·~~~!~ 4f~~fl~ RlMl~~fs I . ~-pt•r•;. h U/ P~'tl'tu~~;~~· . .tr!:\:1 winTo~tP~~ lcontW.:,r..,,......,l . - third. ~y1cod 10 pomts on 9 brdlla nt f1eld goal~, m.ostly from 12·13 feet out, 1n h1e center slo~. ~L! aggressive 6-3 eenter ol tb~ Pan- can tell about 80 deer were taken in Meigs County during the P••mts . then netted 34 poiniJ oh nine four day hunting season. This is one of the best kills, hunter- Jt wos little Ed croo~s. resew field goals and 16 of 20 fret ·. 1 the end of football soason: Jiro- eat _score of the Pomeroy-G ,. · 1 lion. Again, it was too much ~T R falcons Roll To Fifth Win At Kelly's Silt points, ROy Long s 5, · and Ne~on's 4 points acc<Jimte1 Rutland Tqesd!lly for tht! l ~H.l advantage the Jac· ." Bobby Nelsen, flecl Middlepor' to town. ca~ll tO; gua rd w~o has been . sharpenin •! In a thr1lhng resen·e . gam~ 1 Down going into the seeond h1s shoofmg Pye qutckly sin<"" won by the JHcketls 44:-42 (Jdt<r · ·1• 4- .30 the Red Devils repeat- I '} o'.O Roush 1 J,J; 'i NOn aeotlnf •Greer RouSh f 313. It: ' CiJari 6 Totals 2'1 J•..t5'"qt: '. ' • :. ·1 t . l.J ~at~ i t.C 1 u·~ l 1 La)•ne 0 5·10 5; ?rf Roush I bi1l victo_rr of the. sC~son, 61·59 ~ets ;a~o 1; seorl~ over the Wahama took its Hrth- straii'ht after trailmg until midway Ill oTu~ sJ Ink 1 at quar r .. dl win without a defeut Tuesda)' 1 the thlfd quarter then s~aViflg orf . ne ac c. s now arc 1 c \m· night at Rutland 69-39 pullin~ a determmed rall y by ll'lc losers I til Jan. 3 "'hen Pomeroy comes away in oll qu arters except the · biChly re- garded GaJijpolis Blue De~ils TuesdQ Ql&bt &V-64 Oil. the rome· roy haidceurt. The will handed The Middleport Yellow Jackl'!s SPORTS DESK Pom~roy'aPur~lePantberlwere being loohd \&I)()IU~ay hi South· rtnc ·~cry Jackets Jlally Jn Third Qu:p-ter For First S€Q Vidory Of Seasqn 4=Dany Senlinil)omeroY-Middteport, o. Dec. 11. 1957 'rtri , DaDy Sentinel, Poinl!l'O)'·Middlell011, 0., Dee. 18, t05T~ 4-Dany Sentinel, Poineroy.Middleport, 0., ~ee. J8, 19G7 .11 - -Walii~a Li;:fh~ 8 ~~ ;d; ··e.a is;. t~it.;~\ 2· G. !fBONI n and TELEVISION . IACUI)N, 0. ~~--· ' Bury B. MaiD St ll!ller, Own~ \ " �' • 1:· Louisiana Asks Death Penalty ;f:;r~et - s . N •-, FOf AduIts ' e11lDJ' arcotiCS ~:~15~: Cil;:·i~i~;n 8-Dilly Se,!tin~ I'Oiii~Y'~ddleport, 0,, Dec, 18, 1957 and a guest Mi5f Goldyo roa ~NIUST~T DEI'ENDABLE RESULrs ' , NEW YORK UP - Wall Street is gettmg a bH worried over the reletiVCS in unanimity of the prognorticationt Jackie Cal(wnght of Weirt011 for mit Tbey"parallel each oth~ on such recently visited here. Mrs. H. 1 Dyer, Mrs. L. J. Rut· things. as a downturn in the first tcncutter, Mrs: A. D. Hume half, a rise in the second, more were shoppjng In Hunlington on government and shte and local Bowli"g ~ighlig~ts Mr, ond Mrs, Howard Waggon- 'WANT ADS ' IFin~ncial Gossip ~ PHONE 398 BY UNITED P~,ss . .. I squad, attnbutes success to ex· j The ~tate of Lo_11mana u con· _se llent coo~cratJOn from the fed· 1tcm.plotmg death m the _el« trlr eral narcGucs .bureau .and til~ rha~r for an _adult convicted of shte courts whtch convtctcd 14. selling narcotiCS to any boy or out of 144 arrcstl.'d li!!!t year. d girl under 21. · His squad needs no <~rrest war 1 n ay. It marks the extreme to which rant. It b even an offense to b:! Mr. and Mrs Raymvr.d Great· 1 nuthcr~hcs in some areas arc I caught w1th a syringe if there Is house and children of Huntington j ready to go tn combat one of the a past record Bail is nry high I recently visited Mr. and Mrs ! ItATIS IF I I ~ itt,~4. One ~ Jllnl..., <hare• IIOc.-1 :ooro per '"""' ror-..... ...._.u~~r m-u.... flpodll- 0... molllb lor 211 <ODll per won!. hll rate of lteilll per word 'IIIII be charred for advertising U ,IQt pold far befora the JJca ofeath JIIDillh foUowinl insertion, liroot Ia Advorti&ID1-8hould be reoorted lmmrdiatcl), Tho D1U, Se~Jti!tel wiD not be respor.Jible for more than o!le fncor· lecl -l'lklll. ' Cold o1 'l'lllllb llld IIDedll Nollca of Ewoot.t 81 00. ONtuartu ~au Olllll per ward. I ·- ltosulh Pomeroy Mol'or 3 Lions Club 0 Porn, Ccmenl Blk, 3 Uoni08ins o Boney's Mkt. 2 H&R Firestone o STANDING$ spendlag, and no tax cuts; Eadi of the predictions so far has been based on what the ex- Pomemy Cement Blook Pomeroy Motor ()o. Boney's 'Market Rubinson's Laundry Pomeroy Lions Club H. & R. Firestone perts conaider is the outlook for more government, federal and m\lnil}ipal, spending. And all are most vicious crltnlllal pur.!!uits in I and casps are heard quickly so A. D. Hume. the United St:lte ~ . a traftic wbiclJ defendants arc "not left out on :\fr. and Mrs Price Hutf of predicated on no break from the wrecks human Ji ves by the tbuu· the streets thn~e and fuur monthJI Chesapeake were rece11t guestJ cold war. And nearly all say S<Jnds and breeds more crime. to get money to defend them· of Mr. and Mrs. 0 J. Bostic. · there'll be no tax cut. !Most say no A federal a\IDrney told a rc· selves." A group of men who went deer tax rile either Cor individuals. Publith Annual ~tlook cent hearing in New York CitY. ''Most ClUes forget addicts and hunting recently were Ray Weav· Keystone Custodian Funds today itself branded the nation's caPI· concentrate on the peddlers." cr. George and Charles Jewell . &ood Mixed Hay BY the bale 01 l:ll for the narcotics trade, that says Carroll. "We take the ad· Douglas Roush, Jim Layne, John published its annual economic, 11) business and financial outlook A'ITENTiON For"bit" trailer load H. A. Cole, Tup out!ltandmg johs of combatting diet as well as the peddler off Morgan, Jim and Oak Howard. and gave estimates on the princi· Christmas, buy hlm MeCuiiOfh pers Plains. Pbone 1250. the narcolics racket had hP.en ill> the street. Ninety·flve per cent of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Brinker pal key business indicators. 1 Chain Slw _ An Ideal &ift !or 12-3-3ltp complishcd i~ l.ouisian<~ an~ Oh1u your addictiOn 1s caused by liB· ha\'C returned here aflu being Keystone said gross national 111 Flonrla for somettme. sportsmen, farmer& an4 part· - --~a nd in thl' ntws of Baltunurc, sociation with other urldicU." product in the first hall of 1958 time cutters. AI low u $18100 custom Buiii Kitchen Kitchen Seultlc and Honolulu. rt Eaq terms available For ·de~ designed for y()~ r home Free · How It Wu Done NE \f HAVEN W V Weekend guesJs of nr. an will dip to 4~ billion ~ollars on pendablllty; QIIIUty a~d service I ..umat•• Foreman ' Abbott I The United Pre-" queried _it< GARDEN CLUB. o. Mrs, J, ~ Stewar\ wn, ~:r- "::~ an annual rate, against 435.2 bll· buy McCUIIoth. Melga Equlp-1 Phoae ~-Y. 8 8 tf I hmeau s HI tho!!e plarN to fm<l Th N H G d C1 11 Mrs. wa ly Stewar ' 0 :;on hi lion dollirs in 1927. Penonal ment Ccnapany Pomeroy Ohio out how it w:1s done . Here is the h ld e h ~w in en 1 "chen_ 1 u Ky., and Glen Downey an aug - spending is estimated 'tQ hold un· "" 11\.11 • ' • - - -_.. ~- · report : e t e1r an~u.a . ne mas tcr sue Qf Athens, o. cbanged at 28ll million dollars an· Puone .,, (12) 17, 6tc PARAKEETS: All colora, youn g I L , , d h party at the Qu1ihn Clubhowc Mrs Margaret Hoffman and nual rate. Corpor4te profits ne 1 1 • ·h ! oms1ann 11. re ~ y as a aw . . . See Santa at S Pointe Keyatone and breeders.. s2.~ to $5 eac passed in 1056, ~'"O\'iding lmpris· wtth a gift exch_ange. Mrs. Lloyd M.rs. Evelyn Danbury of South expected to dip t 7 billion dollars St.ttlon Dee. 16 and 21 7 to 10 PAhleo ~a6teBdl pJmrvs .at .$~.50Vtot 1110. onment or not less than 30 nor Rous-h won a pnze for the prel· , Charleston visited Mr. ""d Mr!! un an annual rate and dividendi ' one 7· . 1rgnn a t a oe, · tiest wrapped package ' H ~ til' are estimated to abow i small In· P· M· 12-13-3tc just off Route 7 at Hobson. ~ell~n~~ ·· · . Eugene esson r~en . 1 more than gg . years for 12 14 6\c done to juvrntlcs. And more lm· Roll caJJ ~as .tray favors whtch I Mrs. W .T. Stone, ~rs. George crease . ......,.,..,. Per -------~ PllrtJill- there can be no parole. ure to be dlstnbutcd to bed pa· l Jarqes, Mrs. N. 0. Wem, Mrs. A The stock market, saya Key· IIJDIOoJte L-Jeaqe - Lane Ced1r nn 1bation or suspensiOn of sen· tlents at Lakm State Hospital. D. 11ume ari"d Mrs J. L Stewar: stone, will be dependent on the CbeJts- LAV Win·~· Plu- ChristmBB trees Lower SyracuEc tence Mrs. W. R. Proffitt told ~ were in Parkersburg shopping. f'I""""I!SS made by the nation's in· f'riltda~ Refrtaeraton. on State Road. SOc and $1. John· \ . . , Christmas Story t1tled "How The Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith mo dwtrles. llbr Fumfture, Mlddllport, Ohio ny Lisle, Syracuse 12 14 6tc ' A lf' gJslahv• rrml:n.,tee heade~ Gifts Were Used" tored to Grand Rapids, Mi 'h., ami Outlook Vorl•• Omtly t _ _ h) State Ref Richard Bertram . d' th , d ht hom" The importAnce of the various 11 - -d Cl 1 -, 1 1 l' D h b . . ac:compame e1r aug er ~ 28 --_ tteetJ:oIux Sweeper an ar net 1s to consw.r new eg1s a 1011 urm g a s orl usmcs& sess1011 ' h h receiv d thera etl· stoct groups Oil the balls of their 12) Cord Of thanks For Sale. Cf\11 31et. before 8 a. changmg the maximum penalty the group db;clust•d that bt, 2nd ~here st e ~s e P market value is 11sted with petro· m. or 11rter 4 n ru. 10 16 6tfc to death. There already are pen· and 3rd prize will be given 111 Uc trea men · leum and natural gas topping the altles of up to 50 years !or sell the Home Lighting eontest. Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Grahain list witn 19-46 per cent of the Guesl9 were Mrs. Wyatt Chat!- and children, Portsmouth, wel't We want to extend our thank& to FOR S1·Li;: one La_nclllter deep ing narcottcs to other adults ar1d 11 et,lllmh hw 1 ~ pr;:_sfur~ Gov. Earl Long has refuaed tto well, Mrs. E. 1.. Stein, Mrs. A. D. Monday guests of Mr. and Mn. value of all listed iBsues. Then netahbon and lmndo, Melgo ~ek come utilities WJth 16.17 per cent General Hospital, Rev, Eugeoe an an 5W c · 180 tc ! reduce th e sentence of any nar· Hume and Mrs. L. J. Ruttencut· B ' T h" 11 t and r mdy of value followed by chemical, pta1tlc p!rJt', llf.t x 1114; one 1 , . " o on a Brown, EwinJ Funeral Home, . architect's drawing table J(l)ol ~.ot1cs offender. ter. Hostesses were Mrs. P. J. Mn. Edward cook, BISsit~. 14,60 per cebt; automotive, 7-~2 Aid for the Aaed, 'and aU who IDd too1s One typewrit~ desk . ' Wttat ?ttlo ~ld ' Wolpert, Mrll. Dunald Roush and Va., has !ipent the ptllt mont!! per cent; steel & iron, 4:.66 per assisted during the )lin.., and d fill hi h d d Ohtv s Gov. C. W1l11am 0 Neill Mrs. Jack Frey. visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mor· centi electrical equipment, 4.17 ng ca n~t . an ma e. w ote hls state' "get tough" law I death of our mother, Mn, Mary &D one per cent; machinery &: meta1s, One electric table saw, ""t) woof\ r ' s ga n and rami y. SwaueL MEETING Mr and Mrs .Joh.a Morgan 3.64 per cent, and retail trade, 'd k d " d In 193~ wht!n he was attorney lathe,oneliOlI oa .llreuoar, J -I he HI , last Ttlursday. 3.33 per cerit.. Sont and Daughter. one l'Wbl~o" Rewtng maehtne, gc~era I. Bf e ore lht . a .n ort"ncas ter••· ust crs Cl as!! lo!• t he Mo- were , in Columbus · I 12 18 lte utlque. Pitone Pomeroy 81 5-J. Ohio had ~en. pi~pomted a.s the thodist Church was host to th~ Mrs. Cliff Roush and Mr. anC OuUook for the various indus· ---~---t 6t{.: 11arcotlcs (hstrJbulml) center ~t rhurch meml:rershlp at a Fellow- Mrs. Cl1arles Roush motorf:!d t•1 tries varies greatly, according to 10 - - - - - __ - - -· the Midwest. There were_ an es~l· shlp dinne-r at the chur : - h Dec. 11 steubenville Sunday where tht.Y Keystone, and importanl -adjustJ mated 15,000 addicts m Oh11 Glen Smith pmided and those met Mr, and Mh, Barry Montgom- ments have already been made or • H. IIAWLINGB SONS CO. - S6 r R t Le O(fl nlone spending 75 million dollan attending enjoyed a social hour. ery and daughter of Los Angeles are under way. bour Wretbr Sorvlce. Doy or en orl llase - C " bspallcdc a year for narcotics and costing Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 0. Calif and accompanlt!d theiJI t~ 1 u · Pbune 8!!2'7, Nlaht l'llooe on oor oto1 oa lng..11econc Wlll butld suits your . the 8latc 37~ m1'II ''?n d 11ars when J. Bostic, Mr. and ~Irs . Jacl: New .,Haven. The . MontgomerrOJ 1103(1-X ll(,J>Q!: • PLYl!OU'III they turned to CTJmc to buy the Needs and children, Mr. and Mrs. Will spend the holiday~ here DEALrllD 1 needs. AI NO. Iwo new apar t· 1 d ' menu. Call 600Q. 12 17 6tc ru.g'l. . . Arthur Whcl'ii, Mr. and Mrt. Mrs. F. A. Batey and Mr!l ..I WSCS CIRCLE MEETS 1 he new law~ pro~Hie pmort Jess Abel and Ricky, Mr. and Lloyd Rou1h. were shopping 1n r oar repair and weldini.~Nelaler The Afternoon Circle of the term of 30 years to l1fc for sell· Mrs. Ray Dar ling, Mr. and Mn Parkersburg Monday. and CloeiJ, Racine, Oblo, Phone Sleeping room:., Qall 338'r'. 12 16 31p ing narcotic~ to minors and a Glen Smith <1nd daughter, Mr Mit 11 It 8llo -~ minimum or 10 ~~ars Cor auy 11nd Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Mr. and Sales 1\pdrtmcnt, 4 room s m;d bnth.. fi rst oflcru:c. Second offender~ Mn. 811! Howard anrt daughter, - - - • ,.... - -- Extra lnrgc !lvill!,{ room .w1th cn nnot rt!ccive probation. Ohio Mrs. Hazen Hous h 11 nd wanda, 19tl~ Buick Special. $585. 2 dr open f1repl arc. l'rlvo~tc c~·nm· 1 takes intn acrottnl \be record nt MrS. carrie Bumgardner, Rev. f!. Sedan. Original metallic green cc. Heat anti w<~trr rurnl'ihe•l.l narcotics convictions in other r:;. }~!lis, Mr Jnd Mn. Ralph fillilh., Dynat1ow drive. Billet· Immediate proscsston. For In· stutcs. Fink and Pc g.:( y, 1\lr. and Mrs tDur's, Pomeroy. 12-13·13tr.l lormotion Call 374M At the end of the l1rst yea!', Alton Bonney and sons and Mt·. 1934 Pont~ Star Chid. St,09~. 12 HI ~1:' I narrotJC~ vwlnlillnS were reduced nnd Mr~. John l•'crguson and da.u Conv. Cpe. )Jydram6ttlc drlv4l. l Furnl1hed apartm•~nl and utilitlc!l. by abBo u~ 700 ~cr ~cnt. d ghtcr. i • 1 1 1 R4H. NeW Jl.a:ht blue top. A}so 2 sleeping rooms. 400 W , roc:e .urt ' · mo~~ LIVE WIRES Bl1ettnu'1, Pomeroy. 12·l3-6tr. Main or phone 388·Y. In Baltlm OLc, Cap~. Joseph C~r· (12) l'T, 3tp roll. lwml uf the City narcel1c:; The Liv& Wire Class uf th1: EUB Church hclcl a Chrtslma~ I~ Buick Super V8, $89~ - 4 d·dinner for Lhcir Dccomber mer!· Scdan, ~nallow drive, Rll- For Rent - !:xton•lon Wdero, • inl!! an~ Mrs. Otho Lcivmg gav(! dio and Healer, Beautlf•l tur- Scaffold warda, TJrop CIOtbl ' ~!rH. Jhtby Brewer and daughter the in v.ocalion. quotoe 111d white ftnlsh, Biaet- CHntan P'lsher, Middleport. The dinner was sem:d at th1• Pb,me 62t:&-X. 111 U SIWJII on afternoon with her moth•nar'l, Pomeroy, 12·13-tltc Rhododendron r~arm Women cr. Mr~ . Emma Powell. 19!7 Buick VI SpeciaL $2,79!)1r. und Mrs. Frank Coate Mpcnt Ciub house hy the women of lhe 2 tk Hard Top Cpo, Only 8,23! ~umlay arternoon with Emma Bacntel EUB Church, actual mllea by car1ful toea! Mrs. Waid CunningiHHtl ron· Powt'll. owner, Dynaflow drlv~, PopuGury and ShUIV'I Wells spont ductcd a sllorl business session lar hard tap modeL Blaettnar'r Sunday evening with their grand· and gave the devotions Th ~ ::.~ Porr.roy, ' IH3·6tc nw\hl'J'q, Hazel Johnson and Ver· group sang "Silent Night" follow· 19!4 Ford VI Cuatom4ne, $99!, 1181 IK'•Mr.PigotL , Spencer ed by a prayer by Mrs. K. J. and ·Mrs. Va!f.'1e Scolt and lhe J.ord's PrD)'l'f 4 dr. Sedtn. A low miiClRgl) mrnt a day with Mr- and MroThe rCl!i call was answered :1y clc1n, 'Gno owoer r Jr. Blaet =:~~~ --· ~ , Charlet~ Price and family . " Momorlc ~ of Chtidhuod J)ays." lnar'1, Pomeroy.. 12·13·61,: BARY SI'ITING in your homo. \h. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and Atlending were Mn. Howard Phone 6081-M. lZ 12 6tc son, Mr and Mrs. L. D. Pierce, BurriE, Mrs. Thelma Capehart. 19!0 Dodao 4 dr, S"dan, Run• IOJ>d, Biuttnar's, Pome- N-o-; ·taklng applications ror sen· sp1•nt Snurday evening with Mr. Mrs. Ivan Shawver, Mrs. S. H and Mrs. Millard Van Meter of Reitmirc, Mrs. roy, 12-13-6tr George Je\.\oc\1, lim·l Nc·wspapcr Ruulr 11 i11 u s •~Mrs. Clnyton Atllcy, Mrl. Nanc\' Mldclleporl. Call 390, PomP Syr~tc T.............. ,~ llrs, Mary llilleary i• home .Johnson, ~!rs, K C, Riddle, Mr" roy 121~ - 1 1 rrom Cumberland, Md., wtth her P. E. Pickens, Mn K K. Sc1te·. pm·t·nts, Mr. nil d Mre. 1 RaIPh .\Irs. Jo11ephine Miller, Mr~. Alvu Swun tlnd siSter, Bernice. Luckydoo, Mn. Ray Weaver. Mn Rou!ing nnd lipoutlng. New and ---===:-==-Mo==ry Pitrcl Ottc Roush, Mrs. Cliff Roush _ _ _ Mrs. n. F. Bryant. .Mrs. Roy Hoff· repairs. f.T€!e estlmaLC'. fl)nt Sar· __ ver, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, T,owcr l.~tur· RADIU & TEcEVISIO:l !ERVICE, man, Mrs, Harry Capeharl, Mr. el Cllrf Rood, 021 17 , 6tp PhoDe 200- Cleland Mpllanco l' ~'- A, Batey, Mrs. Beruora Lehln~ - -------- --- -- Store_116 W, MaiD St.. Pomeraf Mrs, Everett Loudormllt, Mr! ~UICK SF.RV1CE on Watch Re¥ 23 U Burr<>ll Dawson, Mrs. Ed~ar pairing by Factory 'l'rnlnct1 In The Hearl of Masoa City =======~==Layne, Mrs. Harold Fry Jr., Mr.1. 1 wntchmak•r COW.INS JliW~J , - - - Edilh Roush., Miss Millie Btun· LAmES _:__ I I ( 14 For Rent ° W. L. Ave. ·Bakers Furn. 31\1 16\! 6!3 Liberty Rest: Z6 22 542 SCHOO~ PRO~RAAI Ho!sum 2~ 23 521 Seccond Street 23\1 24\1 4901 \_he sen~ol' Chrialtltas- J>fograr.· Sentinel 22 26 458 wiU be prmnted Dee,- 18 II 7:30 Jaycees 15 33 313 p, m, The mQv(e "Tbe l.itllest Angel" will be •holin atlthat SEASON HIGHS fnd _ 3 game!: - Darst (Bakers), time, Everyone iJivltcd, 607, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fick, tf fnd, I game - Duerr (Liberty), Po~teroy, Mr, and 'Mra, Kenneth 247, aylor · nf Syrac:rue and Mr. and Team 3 games - Liberty 2601. Mrs. Ferris Justic; of Maaon were Team I game - Uberty 961 ealllog on- Mr,- and Mrs. Ned TOP "5" IOWLERS Henry Sunday, Clatworthy, Bakers 180 Mr, and Mra, George Burns atDarst (Bakers) 177 tended a dinner given by Mr. and -~tollart, Holsum , 173 Mrs, Lester Zerkle of Mason Cjty !locks Davi&, Llber\y 172 on Saturday evening for the . !:"_chi_'ni. _,_U_Itc_rty_ __:__ l~ouple! :'~~ or th5 ~~4:_ - • I J:fAIL't CROSSWORD . ~ - M~(OLfVE --- $6! =FREE EmploymenT Wonted S2!! ----mo -:::: FREE.....,,..,, "'" $135 aac••• FREE ... .... - ................. ............. .... ......... .... ...,.....,,,....... ........... END TABLES CHAIRS LAMPS I COCKTAIL TBIES • WRITING · J)ESKS FOAM RUBJER PilLOWS HOGG 6 ZUSPAN MATIRIALS INCORPORATED ERS. Pmnt•rov (12" ~ 7. 3tp - 1 3 ~f - -- S::T'"'o""RE,-:B::-UILD=:::IN::ld~.-:-fu~U~--,Izo J.i lloQd Cltllii!IM!d Can and two "outbulldlns•. r"ch-in &Ulllaketl4d Modell 1LO 81 1n$uronce IIAl "Altll .. i ........ __.,._. ·-... ... . t•-"" ... ,._ MITROPOLITAN meat • ...,, meat _.,, dloplay meat ette, e~~h realltor, addtna AUTO SALIS maohlno, allctr, JCa!ea, condy ceao, pop case, and the atoek -~-- - - -- -· _ -~-­ ~ thot Ia o~ tltlthelvea. _All for 1 !'or lloUiO Build !tiSNct~ler'a $30110.00 Ttl'tlla eaa be trran1cd, P.aclno, Ohio, Phone 3604Ill L Bad he~lh rta.n lor qulttinl, II 14 Stc W: F. UPtiJIIOI, IIUIItn~. Ohto _ Your Onlr Authorized Phone UtM. (12ll!, 6tc CHROME DINETTE-S - miVClVIAL I IIAIM ICW IRON- Ml'i'AU - OtUO VALLEY JUNK CO. _,,. . $299.00 BAKER II ... 111111 RECORb PLAYERS Rodney Downing 11\'eURANCII AGI!NCI Pll!.o. AutomHI~ MHitll ACClgiN• ~W.. CuualiY .. ~­ UVING-ROOM FURNITURE IILLS TO BE GIVEN .AWAY . EVERY SAT. 'TIL CHRISTMAS ' ~- . __ , BEDitOOM FURNITitRE Martag Kelvlnator Next Qrawlng Sat., Dec. 2Ist, At 8P.M. and 5 Lucky Penons Will Win! Frigidaire I APPLIANCU , ~PHCIAL! .... $19.95 Eletlrla Mixer SPECIAJ.! UU5 CompleJo with Attachmonto Jtog. Price ••• ••• <.- $3U5 Xmas Special . ,, $!U5 SAYI . •. •••••••••• $15,00 cup 1ll. A ravine 1 IN,Afr,) i3Z. Jewel 135. Sharp, ring. l mg sound Iat Native of i Juneau 39. Pronoun 'iO. 'i ellowish· l red 1 ~~ " I" ,. hear 10 ,. w .. . , "' ~ gal11 ~,ray of ' ~ . l%1 ·(iifted Ideas .• .. For The Happiest, Solutions To.AII Your Present " ~:or I•• r• ~ ~ 1. . ~ J40 !«' l%1 Pro~IIIISI t : Wbat! DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to wor~ 1.. • SHOP AXYDLBAAXR to L,ONO' FELLO\r ODt Jetter simply otanilllor another. In 'th!laaiiJII• A !' ""'! for· tho \h~ee L'l ..?' tor the two. O'a, etc. '"'itf~Uttert, ~P9.f" tr0pnes1 the lena:tb and formation ot, the wardl lrt aU hlitj. t~ ~ta day the· code !etten are differet\t "~ 'h Q~,uiio• YH~~-I.'JSL~O A oryptornm _ llZrlii'XKN YL,K AXD~ ' WHY & WHEREFORE COLUMBIA, S, C UP - lliehaet V F'aiTen told a judge Tuesday he tried to saw his way out of the state penitentiary so he could com· platn to a jud ge "about not having a lawyer wltt!n be was convicted of armed robbery last year. ' U,East by south ,_!abbr,) •• ~ . 4)(,.$,)111 "'! . ,).,;;... ftt',, ~·• .;:', •rcoi~WM-.1~ ll!:nl-1 41, llorder ~ with ftowen, 1- etc. (her.) DOWN . 1 New11paper 2. Those in otrlee S. C111tem u , llivtr ~ ;~'£" The D~lly Sentinel -Coilo~ 1". ,.. y-----'--1 ____ _ of I" ~ ~ ~ 0; !" u. Egresses 1 ·ts. Unable·to I ~ ~ · ~··,..,....._ ' ' AU. YEI{) L()IG fiE WAITS F02 SEEn!OVENS ?IKT~DA'( PoW TliEN,il!ficN IT Fi~AU.I' CCJ.IES, HE FOI!6ET6 IT' trans-AUUUo plane by stretch· er &t ·New York, and etewardeliS Ltll.laD .leg~rwald carrtes the bait;, Qbm dtlrbig em~r~ gency landlllg at Shannon, Ireland. The plane waa on a llOJUitop lllgbf iri>111 Belgrade to New Yor~ ·!!lth l~ HWlgart· Ill ntu(f.. ''WbtO """' EIIZa.IM!th Ralca,', 112, lQIIIY abe WBO NAVAL OFFICER JAtLEII rotn& to fiavio l)el' baby-rlgbt I'OHTSMOUTH, Englaqd UJ' aow, Tbe pQbt •hqted eourae · Navy Sub-Lieutenant All.an Galveto Sbamtoit, ' ihllt 'liad to eulcy began a nine months jail sen· clo tlte.f~muf'~ lor aa tenee today for lunging at two sea· hOUr.~ radloOd lnatruc, tlottt. - -_ llo plirto 'lould men with his ceremoni<JI sword. lu<l llli/Jj lliao '""•I hiouli later tt -• ill "~, 'llO~·p.,. SANTA EXONERATED ... "'. !l.!Jo!:. 'lliofiOI'Iili!Wo<IJJ _ ---.:;...4 ...'~ ~_.;..!_ _ _ STEHLING, Il L UP - Santa Mrs.- Frltl(a Henry, !!Irs. June Claus~ blamed at first' for causing Burns "11ia ' uel!fei- Cperyl wenl a $100,000 fire in Kline's Depart· ment Store, didn't start it after to Galli!)' feltQUYMra. j'WS. ~a l{eilrY went to ;. ali, the fue department sald Tues· Cl!rlsiiJI!l ~lnoer liven by Mrs, day, F)re Chief Richard Nicol oaid Irene Junia of Mason City on faulty lighting, not a m~chanteal Thurtday for her sisters and sis· St Nick, was responsible ter..lt.-!iw. A- deUetous dinner was letved at noon and an er.· NOISY THING challif\ bt ~tla folla•-ed, I" NEW YOliK UP - Fred Clark crelitt 1nd ebffee were eerved h of Xenia, Ohio, heard an alarm· the lftenlaari. ing buzzing sound coming from his WIUIIim Rosson, Columbus, vi'- !iUJtcHse today and called police. l~ 1\tJ etid Mrs, Walter Blake Bomb squad detectives rushed to SilpdiJI' e1tn,ln¥· the Roose~lt Hotel where Clark was sto.yirlg and took the suitca~ to the roof. Jnside theY found a battery-operated, vibratin~ clothes brush humming away. .Pcages - ~~ I. AIRBORN-A mother leaves a Ch.~k The ' ~y ~ leprecltaunJ IS, Inhale. audibij", ' Note: Ptekona employes and their lamUiea are not elil!ible for drawlnr. In MIDDLII'OlT, OHIO fl"40NII till -~-- Nothing To Buy! N9 o•Ugatlon AND YOU'NEED NOT BE PRESJ;N1' TO WIN JUST COME IN AND REGISTER YOUR NAME ON ONB Of" OUR REGISTRATION BLAN·U lttol Estate Broker CQIIJ'r..ETI Jn~~~ranco l'rOIOCit~D Lifo, Aut•. Jlre,'Polta. Call !)of VItia, l(I,Jdle;:ort. Olllo. ZENITH TELEVISION F'REE! s100 CASH ~$20 & 148. CDvered • ~ · iiiiiiiiiiii Tb~re's, ,..,,,.v, WI BUY FOI - Fuller BKUSII MAN James Ma~rlner 736 I. Moln Sf, Ohio - ~- -- -- ·--- --~ ""• No. 12t Alttr PM - 1 team a! mule~ HOO pounds, 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _l:ID-Nf peoy cottl, Woodrow Enalc, On TllMlTIS IIIT&RM,tNATID 1 Boech Gro9e Itaad, Rutland _ For fM !nwpect~iJD phane 88S-M, (IZ) 17, 3tc Gllmuro S•pply Store, Pomoroy, Ail work auaronteed Fully Inlilted, Vau1han'1 Indt•atrlal and l••l••r.Ual rermtte CODtrol Set vir~ Rt \flint~ . W VII 1 7 2& t.f Nft1Fumlt~Jrt . %9. Edge or ' HASSOCKS ·EACH WEEK EVERYS,.T.NITEAT 8 p,M, 'TIL XMAS 1 141. Land of (20)Buslness Servir.es -·- 0. Fusee ot & no•. -\!'RjiSS watch \- scend. 1. Swing mu11c -ant 13. lnjure · 5. Trai'l.sport 7. Neh1·u's ot Esau 1 9, 1190k country -~,28-En·) I of Old l\clng, 8. A helms· 1 Teatgment man danger· II' '10. Of ancient 9. Tl1ts ous I Carthage Jl. Pen11y women •112. Put out 30. Scheme 13. Agrees 13. Enqirde (lliangl 1 32. Herds [H. Biblical citY o! 1~. Greek lettet ]~. D!BCUB8 whales 17. Malt · casually 33. Dxllke beverage 16- Snarl¢<1,ur 1 antelope · 18. Touch ~coltoq: ) fAfr.) 22. Gape SiamesP. """ ' il 19. coln(var.l 34. Girl's 14. Starting I" name football '"'I ~Oo S.tory 36- !ndeiJnltt •zt. J'Oxy t ~·•Y article 26. Droop 123. Smooth . 125. Relieves " , -.-- loom• 13 20 ' Rutland News eu Buol< aheep, Cofodt~olsy ll'Nell, Rt a, Pomeroy 12 18 tile 15 lU 16 23 24 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE H!gh Three Game Ind.: Rocks DavJs, Liberty 074. lfigh Single Game: Stobart, HoiRum, 225. 1 tim~. loll"- and )!rs, Charles Rife callTenm Three Games: Liberty 2571. I I ed ~· Mr, and ~"- Emory JohnTeam Single Game: Liberty 899. ston and daughter, Addle, Friday. ' ' STANDINGS ' I ( 8) Aut\3 !7 28 23 19 15 1 I 18b I Auto Ser:vices W. L. TOP TEAM BOWLERS Sauer U7--627 Lohse 2:111-"~3 Whipple 217~~7 Schoenlen 203-514 Wagner ·182-526 Nelson l'T'l- 525 High Team Game and SeriesPomeroy Cement 81k. 925·2724 Notices I INDUSTRIAL LEAGUI BUCKWHEAT MrL Cl"' Sn\tth h" sold her farm here to Hershel Justice who will take posses.slon in May. Edward RUe, Gahanna, Ohio, and George Beveridge ol Rey· nahh1bur~, Oblo, spent Saturday with Chu!ea Rife and f1mUy. Robert Rife who Ia llome from Ohio University for the holidays ls i !!pend ing this week lit the Colum· bus a!'ea visiting relatlvea. Harold R1fc of Athens and Bert I Cline, Albany, called on Charles Rife and fomily Saturday, }'Jr. and Mrs Estel Johnston I and children spent Fr1day evening I with Air, ~nd Mrs, Harley !Ufe and sons, Richard and James Dale, and her mothfr, Mrs. Mart Mollohan, I wh.o returned Saturday to her home in Summersville, w. va. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saxton' and children, Gary, Connie, Timmie and David, sttent Sunday afternoon I \Vilh Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Wells of Wilkesville, Huwud Wells is very ill at Holzer Hospital, Galllpolts, Mr, w, V- !life is' also m and Mr. and Mrs. kHl-1 Reed and w;ife have been ln poor health for some Mu, Alma Peck ••d da•tghter , Sharon and .sen Jerry, Carrfll Brown of Chtlllcotll.e cnl cd r,n Mr. ~nd Mr!. E. 0. Hcnr.v ~ Jnda •!. Mr. and Mrs- J, M, Little and !leba ~pent Sunday with M.s. KJ· tic Stewart, Midclleport. Mr. and Airs. Har rlll(ln RobJn· son and ~ cJn!l spcnl Sund!l" wi .lt 1\ti'. und .\1r.s. l!-'rank \'JcLerm ll ! at Letart. ''~ ' "d Mrs. Buren I.!Linran vlsJted Mr. and Mrs. Colvl11 Bunr· ~"-J ulll!r 1n Hun tington St•:tday. M1·~. E:Jrl Darst and cllldrrn, l't. Pleasant vi sit(·d Mr. an I Mr ~ II er man Cartwright la st wr ek Mr. and Mn EJrl Loci elt of M1dd l£'p0rt visiteU Mr ~ nd Mr ~ r . M. Lockett Sunday. r. and 1o1rs l.esll•r Ohlm e- ~r ami Bob Cre~r of New Haven vlsltetl )fr and }frs. Fred Lewlt S\.lnday !ltr. And Mrs. 1'ed Riley Sr visi ted Mr. and . Mf3. Vernon llou ~ h and family, ason, F·iday. Calvin Bumgardner form l! r resi den t i!i a medical patient ilt St. Mary's Hospital, Hunti11Qton. Straud McDerm itt, West Col· umbta and Bill McDermitt, P1. Pleasant raJied on \frs. CJar.\ Williams recently UI,(HD 1 NX, ~JSHTK-WJHNJ~. Sotul'lll)"l Ceyptoquolo: NOW MYWII:ARY_lJt>S I CLOSIII; LEAVI) ME,'LEAVI: ME TO IUIPOSJ'!! -GRAY. 1 Dlltrltlut~ t))' Kin( teatun• lradtce.te i Merchant 1 DON'T KNOW-- t'M ErtHER (70tNG TO BE IT'5 IN A SEAI..ED WHIPPED ENVE:J..OPE TIPPED OR �' • 1:· Louisiana Asks Death Penalty ;f:;r~et - s . N •-, FOf AduIts ' e11lDJ' arcotiCS ~:~15~: Cil;:·i~i~;n 8-Dilly Se,!tin~ I'Oiii~Y'~ddleport, 0,, Dec, 18, 1957 and a guest Mi5f Goldyo roa ~NIUST~T DEI'ENDABLE RESULrs ' , NEW YORK UP - Wall Street is gettmg a bH worried over the reletiVCS in unanimity of the prognorticationt Jackie Cal(wnght of Weirt011 for mit Tbey"parallel each oth~ on such recently visited here. Mrs. H. 1 Dyer, Mrs. L. J. Rut· things. as a downturn in the first tcncutter, Mrs: A. D. Hume half, a rise in the second, more were shoppjng In Hunlington on government and shte and local Bowli"g ~ighlig~ts Mr, ond Mrs, Howard Waggon- 'WANT ADS ' IFin~ncial Gossip ~ PHONE 398 BY UNITED P~,ss . .. I squad, attnbutes success to ex· j The ~tate of Lo_11mana u con· _se llent coo~cratJOn from the fed· 1tcm.plotmg death m the _el« trlr eral narcGucs .bureau .and til~ rha~r for an _adult convicted of shte courts whtch convtctcd 14. selling narcotiCS to any boy or out of 144 arrcstl.'d li!!!t year. d girl under 21. · His squad needs no <~rrest war 1 n ay. It marks the extreme to which rant. It b even an offense to b:! Mr. and Mrs Raymvr.d Great· 1 nuthcr~hcs in some areas arc I caught w1th a syringe if there Is house and children of Huntington j ready to go tn combat one of the a past record Bail is nry high I recently visited Mr. and Mrs ! ItATIS IF I I ~ itt,~4. One ~ Jllnl..., <hare• IIOc.-1 :ooro per '"""' ror-..... ...._.u~~r m-u.... flpodll- 0... molllb lor 211 <ODll per won!. hll rate of lteilll per word 'IIIII be charred for advertising U ,IQt pold far befora the JJca ofeath JIIDillh foUowinl insertion, liroot Ia Advorti&ID1-8hould be reoorted lmmrdiatcl), Tho D1U, Se~Jti!tel wiD not be respor.Jible for more than o!le fncor· lecl -l'lklll. ' Cold o1 'l'lllllb llld IIDedll Nollca of Ewoot.t 81 00. ONtuartu ~au Olllll per ward. I ·- ltosulh Pomeroy Mol'or 3 Lions Club 0 Porn, Ccmenl Blk, 3 Uoni08ins o Boney's Mkt. 2 H&R Firestone o STANDING$ spendlag, and no tax cuts; Eadi of the predictions so far has been based on what the ex- Pomemy Cement Blook Pomeroy Motor ()o. Boney's 'Market Rubinson's Laundry Pomeroy Lions Club H. & R. Firestone perts conaider is the outlook for more government, federal and m\lnil}ipal, spending. And all are most vicious crltnlllal pur.!!uits in I and casps are heard quickly so A. D. Hume. the United St:lte ~ . a traftic wbiclJ defendants arc "not left out on :\fr. and Mrs Price Hutf of predicated on no break from the wrecks human Ji ves by the tbuu· the streets thn~e and fuur monthJI Chesapeake were rece11t guestJ cold war. And nearly all say S<Jnds and breeds more crime. to get money to defend them· of Mr. and Mrs. 0 J. Bostic. · there'll be no tax cut. !Most say no A federal a\IDrney told a rc· selves." A group of men who went deer tax rile either Cor individuals. Publith Annual ~tlook cent hearing in New York CitY. ''Most ClUes forget addicts and hunting recently were Ray Weav· Keystone Custodian Funds today itself branded the nation's caPI· concentrate on the peddlers." cr. George and Charles Jewell . &ood Mixed Hay BY the bale 01 l:ll for the narcotics trade, that says Carroll. "We take the ad· Douglas Roush, Jim Layne, John published its annual economic, 11) business and financial outlook A'ITENTiON For"bit" trailer load H. A. Cole, Tup out!ltandmg johs of combatting diet as well as the peddler off Morgan, Jim and Oak Howard. and gave estimates on the princi· Christmas, buy hlm MeCuiiOfh pers Plains. Pbone 1250. the narcolics racket had hP.en ill> the street. Ninety·flve per cent of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Brinker pal key business indicators. 1 Chain Slw _ An Ideal &ift !or 12-3-3ltp complishcd i~ l.ouisian<~ an~ Oh1u your addictiOn 1s caused by liB· ha\'C returned here aflu being Keystone said gross national 111 Flonrla for somettme. sportsmen, farmer& an4 part· - --~a nd in thl' ntws of Baltunurc, sociation with other urldicU." product in the first hall of 1958 time cutters. AI low u $18100 custom Buiii Kitchen Kitchen Seultlc and Honolulu. rt Eaq terms available For ·de~ designed for y()~ r home Free · How It Wu Done NE \f HAVEN W V Weekend guesJs of nr. an will dip to 4~ billion ~ollars on pendablllty; QIIIUty a~d service I ..umat•• Foreman ' Abbott I The United Pre-" queried _it< GARDEN CLUB. o. Mrs, J, ~ Stewar\ wn, ~:r- "::~ an annual rate, against 435.2 bll· buy McCUIIoth. Melga Equlp-1 Phoae ~-Y. 8 8 tf I hmeau s HI tho!!e plarN to fm<l Th N H G d C1 11 Mrs. wa ly Stewar ' 0 :;on hi lion dollirs in 1927. Penonal ment Ccnapany Pomeroy Ohio out how it w:1s done . Here is the h ld e h ~w in en 1 "chen_ 1 u Ky., and Glen Downey an aug - spending is estimated 'tQ hold un· "" 11\.11 • ' • - - -_.. ~- · report : e t e1r an~u.a . ne mas tcr sue Qf Athens, o. cbanged at 28ll million dollars an· Puone .,, (12) 17, 6tc PARAKEETS: All colora, youn g I L , , d h party at the Qu1ihn Clubhowc Mrs Margaret Hoffman and nual rate. Corpor4te profits ne 1 1 • ·h ! oms1ann 11. re ~ y as a aw . . . See Santa at S Pointe Keyatone and breeders.. s2.~ to $5 eac passed in 1056, ~'"O\'iding lmpris· wtth a gift exch_ange. Mrs. Lloyd M.rs. Evelyn Danbury of South expected to dip t 7 billion dollars St.ttlon Dee. 16 and 21 7 to 10 PAhleo ~a6teBdl pJmrvs .at .$~.50Vtot 1110. onment or not less than 30 nor Rous-h won a pnze for the prel· , Charleston visited Mr. ""d Mr!! un an annual rate and dividendi ' one 7· . 1rgnn a t a oe, · tiest wrapped package ' H ~ til' are estimated to abow i small In· P· M· 12-13-3tc just off Route 7 at Hobson. ~ell~n~~ ·· · . Eugene esson r~en . 1 more than gg . years for 12 14 6\c done to juvrntlcs. And more lm· Roll caJJ ~as .tray favors whtch I Mrs. W .T. Stone, ~rs. George crease . ......,.,..,. Per -------~ PllrtJill- there can be no parole. ure to be dlstnbutcd to bed pa· l Jarqes, Mrs. N. 0. Wem, Mrs. A The stock market, saya Key· IIJDIOoJte L-Jeaqe - Lane Ced1r nn 1bation or suspensiOn of sen· tlents at Lakm State Hospital. D. 11ume ari"d Mrs J. L Stewar: stone, will be dependent on the CbeJts- LAV Win·~· Plu- ChristmBB trees Lower SyracuEc tence Mrs. W. R. Proffitt told ~ were in Parkersburg shopping. f'I""""I!SS made by the nation's in· f'riltda~ Refrtaeraton. on State Road. SOc and $1. John· \ . . , Christmas Story t1tled "How The Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith mo dwtrles. llbr Fumfture, Mlddllport, Ohio ny Lisle, Syracuse 12 14 6tc ' A lf' gJslahv• rrml:n.,tee heade~ Gifts Were Used" tored to Grand Rapids, Mi 'h., ami Outlook Vorl•• Omtly t _ _ h) State Ref Richard Bertram . d' th , d ht hom" The importAnce of the various 11 - -d Cl 1 -, 1 1 l' D h b . . ac:compame e1r aug er ~ 28 --_ tteetJ:oIux Sweeper an ar net 1s to consw.r new eg1s a 1011 urm g a s orl usmcs& sess1011 ' h h receiv d thera etl· stoct groups Oil the balls of their 12) Cord Of thanks For Sale. Cf\11 31et. before 8 a. changmg the maximum penalty the group db;clust•d that bt, 2nd ~here st e ~s e P market value is 11sted with petro· m. or 11rter 4 n ru. 10 16 6tfc to death. There already are pen· and 3rd prize will be given 111 Uc trea men · leum and natural gas topping the altles of up to 50 years !or sell the Home Lighting eontest. Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Grahain list witn 19-46 per cent of the Guesl9 were Mrs. Wyatt Chat!- and children, Portsmouth, wel't We want to extend our thank& to FOR S1·Li;: one La_nclllter deep ing narcottcs to other adults ar1d 11 et,lllmh hw 1 ~ pr;:_sfur~ Gov. Earl Long has refuaed tto well, Mrs. E. 1.. Stein, Mrs. A. D. Monday guests of Mr. and Mn. value of all listed iBsues. Then netahbon and lmndo, Melgo ~ek come utilities WJth 16.17 per cent General Hospital, Rev, Eugeoe an an 5W c · 180 tc ! reduce th e sentence of any nar· Hume and Mrs. L. J. Ruttencut· B ' T h" 11 t and r mdy of value followed by chemical, pta1tlc p!rJt', llf.t x 1114; one 1 , . " o on a Brown, EwinJ Funeral Home, . architect's drawing table J(l)ol ~.ot1cs offender. ter. Hostesses were Mrs. P. J. Mn. Edward cook, BISsit~. 14,60 per cebt; automotive, 7-~2 Aid for the Aaed, 'and aU who IDd too1s One typewrit~ desk . ' Wttat ?ttlo ~ld ' Wolpert, Mrll. Dunald Roush and Va., has !ipent the ptllt mont!! per cent; steel & iron, 4:.66 per assisted during the )lin.., and d fill hi h d d Ohtv s Gov. C. W1l11am 0 Neill Mrs. Jack Frey. visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mor· centi electrical equipment, 4.17 ng ca n~t . an ma e. w ote hls state' "get tough" law I death of our mother, Mn, Mary &D one per cent; machinery &: meta1s, One electric table saw, ""t) woof\ r ' s ga n and rami y. SwaueL MEETING Mr and Mrs .Joh.a Morgan 3.64 per cent, and retail trade, 'd k d " d In 193~ wht!n he was attorney lathe,oneliOlI oa .llreuoar, J -I he HI , last Ttlursday. 3.33 per cerit.. Sont and Daughter. one l'Wbl~o" Rewtng maehtne, gc~era I. Bf e ore lht . a .n ort"ncas ter••· ust crs Cl as!! lo!• t he Mo- were , in Columbus · I 12 18 lte utlque. Pitone Pomeroy 81 5-J. Ohio had ~en. pi~pomted a.s the thodist Church was host to th~ Mrs. Cliff Roush and Mr. anC OuUook for the various indus· ---~---t 6t{.: 11arcotlcs (hstrJbulml) center ~t rhurch meml:rershlp at a Fellow- Mrs. Cl1arles Roush motorf:!d t•1 tries varies greatly, according to 10 - - - - - __ - - -· the Midwest. There were_ an es~l· shlp dinne-r at the chur : - h Dec. 11 steubenville Sunday where tht.Y Keystone, and importanl -adjustJ mated 15,000 addicts m Oh11 Glen Smith pmided and those met Mr, and Mh, Barry Montgom- ments have already been made or • H. IIAWLINGB SONS CO. - S6 r R t Le O(fl nlone spending 75 million dollan attending enjoyed a social hour. ery and daughter of Los Angeles are under way. bour Wretbr Sorvlce. Doy or en orl llase - C " bspallcdc a year for narcotics and costing Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 0. Calif and accompanlt!d theiJI t~ 1 u · Pbune 8!!2'7, Nlaht l'llooe on oor oto1 oa lng..11econc Wlll butld suits your . the 8latc 37~ m1'II ''?n d 11ars when J. Bostic, Mr. and ~Irs . Jacl: New .,Haven. The . MontgomerrOJ 1103(1-X ll(,J>Q!: • PLYl!OU'III they turned to CTJmc to buy the Needs and children, Mr. and Mrs. Will spend the holiday~ here DEALrllD 1 needs. AI NO. Iwo new apar t· 1 d ' menu. Call 600Q. 12 17 6tc ru.g'l. . . Arthur Whcl'ii, Mr. and Mrt. Mrs. F. A. Batey and Mr!l ..I WSCS CIRCLE MEETS 1 he new law~ pro~Hie pmort Jess Abel and Ricky, Mr. and Lloyd Rou1h. were shopping 1n r oar repair and weldini.~Nelaler The Afternoon Circle of the term of 30 years to l1fc for sell· Mrs. Ray Dar ling, Mr. and Mn Parkersburg Monday. and CloeiJ, Racine, Oblo, Phone Sleeping room:., Qall 338'r'. 12 16 31p ing narcotic~ to minors and a Glen Smith <1nd daughter, Mr Mit 11 It 8llo -~ minimum or 10 ~~ars Cor auy 11nd Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Mr. and Sales 1\pdrtmcnt, 4 room s m;d bnth.. fi rst oflcru:c. Second offender~ Mn. 811! Howard anrt daughter, - - - • ,.... - -- Extra lnrgc !lvill!,{ room .w1th cn nnot rt!ccive probation. Ohio Mrs. Hazen Hous h 11 nd wanda, 19tl~ Buick Special. $585. 2 dr open f1repl arc. l'rlvo~tc c~·nm· 1 takes intn acrottnl \be record nt MrS. carrie Bumgardner, Rev. f!. Sedan. Original metallic green cc. Heat anti w<~trr rurnl'ihe•l.l narcotics convictions in other r:;. }~!lis, Mr Jnd Mn. Ralph fillilh., Dynat1ow drive. Billet· Immediate proscsston. For In· stutcs. Fink and Pc g.:( y, 1\lr. and Mrs tDur's, Pomeroy. 12-13·13tr.l lormotion Call 374M At the end of the l1rst yea!', Alton Bonney and sons and Mt·. 1934 Pont~ Star Chid. St,09~. 12 HI ~1:' I narrotJC~ vwlnlillnS were reduced nnd Mr~. John l•'crguson and da.u Conv. Cpe. )Jydram6ttlc drlv4l. l Furnl1hed apartm•~nl and utilitlc!l. by abBo u~ 700 ~cr ~cnt. d ghtcr. i • 1 1 1 R4H. NeW Jl.a:ht blue top. A}so 2 sleeping rooms. 400 W , roc:e .urt ' · mo~~ LIVE WIRES Bl1ettnu'1, Pomeroy. 12·l3-6tr. Main or phone 388·Y. In Baltlm OLc, Cap~. Joseph C~r· (12) l'T, 3tp roll. lwml uf the City narcel1c:; The Liv& Wire Class uf th1: EUB Church hclcl a Chrtslma~ I~ Buick Super V8, $89~ - 4 d·dinner for Lhcir Dccomber mer!· Scdan, ~nallow drive, Rll- For Rent - !:xton•lon Wdero, • inl!! an~ Mrs. Otho Lcivmg gav(! dio and Healer, Beautlf•l tur- Scaffold warda, TJrop CIOtbl ' ~!rH. Jhtby Brewer and daughter the in v.ocalion. quotoe 111d white ftnlsh, Biaet- CHntan P'lsher, Middleport. The dinner was sem:d at th1• Pb,me 62t:&-X. 111 U SIWJII on afternoon with her moth•nar'l, Pomeroy, 12·13-tltc Rhododendron r~arm Women cr. Mr~ . Emma Powell. 19!7 Buick VI SpeciaL $2,79!)1r. und Mrs. Frank Coate Mpcnt Ciub house hy the women of lhe 2 tk Hard Top Cpo, Only 8,23! ~umlay arternoon with Emma Bacntel EUB Church, actual mllea by car1ful toea! Mrs. Waid CunningiHHtl ron· Powt'll. owner, Dynaflow drlv~, PopuGury and ShUIV'I Wells spont ductcd a sllorl business session lar hard tap modeL Blaettnar'r Sunday evening with their grand· and gave the devotions Th ~ ::.~ Porr.roy, ' IH3·6tc nw\hl'J'q, Hazel Johnson and Ver· group sang "Silent Night" follow· 19!4 Ford VI Cuatom4ne, $99!, 1181 IK'•Mr.PigotL , Spencer ed by a prayer by Mrs. K. J. and ·Mrs. Va!f.'1e Scolt and lhe J.ord's PrD)'l'f 4 dr. Sedtn. A low miiClRgl) mrnt a day with Mr- and MroThe rCl!i call was answered :1y clc1n, 'Gno owoer r Jr. Blaet =:~~~ --· ~ , Charlet~ Price and family . " Momorlc ~ of Chtidhuod J)ays." lnar'1, Pomeroy.. 12·13·61,: BARY SI'ITING in your homo. \h. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and Atlending were Mn. Howard Phone 6081-M. lZ 12 6tc son, Mr and Mrs. L. D. Pierce, BurriE, Mrs. Thelma Capehart. 19!0 Dodao 4 dr, S"dan, Run• IOJ>d, Biuttnar's, Pome- N-o-; ·taklng applications ror sen· sp1•nt Snurday evening with Mr. Mrs. Ivan Shawver, Mrs. S. H and Mrs. Millard Van Meter of Reitmirc, Mrs. roy, 12-13-6tr George Je\.\oc\1, lim·l Nc·wspapcr Ruulr 11 i11 u s •~Mrs. Clnyton Atllcy, Mrl. Nanc\' Mldclleporl. Call 390, PomP Syr~tc T.............. ,~ llrs, Mary llilleary i• home .Johnson, ~!rs, K C, Riddle, Mr" roy 121~ - 1 1 rrom Cumberland, Md., wtth her P. E. Pickens, Mn K K. Sc1te·. pm·t·nts, Mr. nil d Mre. 1 RaIPh .\Irs. Jo11ephine Miller, Mr~. Alvu Swun tlnd siSter, Bernice. Luckydoo, Mn. Ray Weaver. Mn Rou!ing nnd lipoutlng. New and ---===:-==-Mo==ry Pitrcl Ottc Roush, Mrs. Cliff Roush _ _ _ Mrs. n. F. Bryant. .Mrs. Roy Hoff· repairs. f.T€!e estlmaLC'. fl)nt Sar· __ ver, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, T,owcr l.~tur· RADIU & TEcEVISIO:l !ERVICE, man, Mrs, Harry Capeharl, Mr. el Cllrf Rood, 021 17 , 6tp PhoDe 200- Cleland Mpllanco l' ~'- A, Batey, Mrs. Beruora Lehln~ - -------- --- -- Store_116 W, MaiD St.. Pomeraf Mrs, Everett Loudormllt, Mr! ~UICK SF.RV1CE on Watch Re¥ 23 U Burr<>ll Dawson, Mrs. Ed~ar pairing by Factory 'l'rnlnct1 In The Hearl of Masoa City =======~==Layne, Mrs. Harold Fry Jr., Mr.1. 1 wntchmak•r COW.INS JliW~J , - - - Edilh Roush., Miss Millie Btun· LAmES _:__ I I ( 14 For Rent ° W. L. Ave. ·Bakers Furn. 31\1 16\! 6!3 Liberty Rest: Z6 22 542 SCHOO~ PRO~RAAI Ho!sum 2~ 23 521 Seccond Street 23\1 24\1 4901 \_he sen~ol' Chrialtltas- J>fograr.· Sentinel 22 26 458 wiU be prmnted Dee,- 18 II 7:30 Jaycees 15 33 313 p, m, The mQv(e "Tbe l.itllest Angel" will be •holin atlthat SEASON HIGHS fnd _ 3 game!: - Darst (Bakers), time, Everyone iJivltcd, 607, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fick, tf fnd, I game - Duerr (Liberty), Po~teroy, Mr, and 'Mra, Kenneth 247, aylor · nf Syrac:rue and Mr. and Team 3 games - Liberty 2601. Mrs. Ferris Justic; of Maaon were Team I game - Uberty 961 ealllog on- Mr,- and Mrs. Ned TOP "5" IOWLERS Henry Sunday, Clatworthy, Bakers 180 Mr, and Mra, George Burns atDarst (Bakers) 177 tended a dinner given by Mr. and -~tollart, Holsum , 173 Mrs, Lester Zerkle of Mason Cjty !locks Davi&, Llber\y 172 on Saturday evening for the . !:"_chi_'ni. _,_U_Itc_rty_ __:__ l~ouple! :'~~ or th5 ~~4:_ - • I J:fAIL't CROSSWORD . ~ - M~(OLfVE --- $6! =FREE EmploymenT Wonted S2!! ----mo -:::: FREE.....,,..,, "'" $135 aac••• FREE ... .... - ................. ............. .... ......... .... ...,.....,,,....... ........... END TABLES CHAIRS LAMPS I COCKTAIL TBIES • WRITING · J)ESKS FOAM RUBJER PilLOWS HOGG 6 ZUSPAN MATIRIALS INCORPORATED ERS. Pmnt•rov (12" ~ 7. 3tp - 1 3 ~f - -- S::T'"'o""RE,-:B::-UILD=:::IN::ld~.-:-fu~U~--,Izo J.i lloQd Cltllii!IM!d Can and two "outbulldlns•. r"ch-in &Ulllaketl4d Modell 1LO 81 1n$uronce IIAl "Altll .. i ........ __.,._. ·-... ... . t•-"" ... ,._ MITROPOLITAN meat • ...,, meat _.,, dloplay meat ette, e~~h realltor, addtna AUTO SALIS maohlno, allctr, JCa!ea, condy ceao, pop case, and the atoek -~-- - - -- -· _ -~-­ ~ thot Ia o~ tltlthelvea. _All for 1 !'or lloUiO Build !tiSNct~ler'a $30110.00 Ttl'tlla eaa be trran1cd, P.aclno, Ohio, Phone 3604Ill L Bad he~lh rta.n lor qulttinl, II 14 Stc W: F. UPtiJIIOI, IIUIItn~. Ohto _ Your Onlr Authorized Phone UtM. (12ll!, 6tc CHROME DINETTE-S - miVClVIAL I IIAIM ICW IRON- Ml'i'AU - OtUO VALLEY JUNK CO. _,,. . $299.00 BAKER II ... 111111 RECORb PLAYERS Rodney Downing 11\'eURANCII AGI!NCI Pll!.o. AutomHI~ MHitll ACClgiN• ~W.. CuualiY .. ~­ UVING-ROOM FURNITURE IILLS TO BE GIVEN .AWAY . EVERY SAT. 'TIL CHRISTMAS ' ~- . __ , BEDitOOM FURNITitRE Martag Kelvlnator Next Qrawlng Sat., Dec. 2Ist, At 8P.M. and 5 Lucky Penons Will Win! Frigidaire I APPLIANCU , ~PHCIAL! .... $19.95 Eletlrla Mixer SPECIAJ.! UU5 CompleJo with Attachmonto Jtog. Price ••• ••• <.- $3U5 Xmas Special . ,, $!U5 SAYI . •. •••••••••• $15,00 cup 1ll. A ravine 1 IN,Afr,) i3Z. Jewel 135. Sharp, ring. l mg sound Iat Native of i Juneau 39. Pronoun 'iO. 'i ellowish· l red 1 ~~ " I" ,. hear 10 ,. w .. . , "' ~ gal11 ~,ray of ' ~ . l%1 ·(iifted Ideas .• .. For The Happiest, Solutions To.AII Your Present " ~:or I•• r• ~ ~ 1. . ~ J40 !«' l%1 Pro~IIIISI t : Wbat! DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to wor~ 1.. • SHOP AXYDLBAAXR to L,ONO' FELLO\r ODt Jetter simply otanilllor another. In 'th!laaiiJII• A !' ""'! for· tho \h~ee L'l ..?' tor the two. O'a, etc. '"'itf~Uttert, ~P9.f" tr0pnes1 the lena:tb and formation ot, the wardl lrt aU hlitj. t~ ~ta day the· code !etten are differet\t "~ 'h Q~,uiio• YH~~-I.'JSL~O A oryptornm _ llZrlii'XKN YL,K AXD~ ' WHY & WHEREFORE COLUMBIA, S, C UP - lliehaet V F'aiTen told a judge Tuesday he tried to saw his way out of the state penitentiary so he could com· platn to a jud ge "about not having a lawyer wltt!n be was convicted of armed robbery last year. ' U,East by south ,_!abbr,) •• ~ . 4)(,.$,)111 "'! . ,).,;;... ftt',, ~·• .;:', •rcoi~WM-.1~ ll!:nl-1 41, llorder ~ with ftowen, 1- etc. (her.) DOWN . 1 New11paper 2. Those in otrlee S. C111tem u , llivtr ~ ;~'£" The D~lly Sentinel -Coilo~ 1". ,.. y-----'--1 ____ _ of I" ~ ~ ~ 0; !" u. Egresses 1 ·ts. Unable·to I ~ ~ · ~··,..,....._ ' ' AU. YEI{) L()IG fiE WAITS F02 SEEn!OVENS ?IKT~DA'( PoW TliEN,il!ficN IT Fi~AU.I' CCJ.IES, HE FOI!6ET6 IT' trans-AUUUo plane by stretch· er &t ·New York, and etewardeliS Ltll.laD .leg~rwald carrtes the bait;, Qbm dtlrbig em~r~ gency landlllg at Shannon, Ireland. The plane waa on a llOJUitop lllgbf iri>111 Belgrade to New Yor~ ·!!lth l~ HWlgart· Ill ntu(f.. ''WbtO """' EIIZa.IM!th Ralca,', 112, lQIIIY abe WBO NAVAL OFFICER JAtLEII rotn& to fiavio l)el' baby-rlgbt I'OHTSMOUTH, Englaqd UJ' aow, Tbe pQbt •hqted eourae · Navy Sub-Lieutenant All.an Galveto Sbamtoit, ' ihllt 'liad to eulcy began a nine months jail sen· clo tlte.f~muf'~ lor aa tenee today for lunging at two sea· hOUr.~ radloOd lnatruc, tlottt. - -_ llo plirto 'lould men with his ceremoni<JI sword. lu<l llli/Jj lliao '""•I hiouli later tt -• ill "~, 'llO~·p.,. SANTA EXONERATED ... "'. !l.!Jo!:. 'lliofiOI'Iili!Wo<IJJ _ ---.:;...4 ...'~ ~_.;..!_ _ _ STEHLING, Il L UP - Santa Mrs.- Frltl(a Henry, !!Irs. June Claus~ blamed at first' for causing Burns "11ia ' uel!fei- Cperyl wenl a $100,000 fire in Kline's Depart· ment Store, didn't start it after to Galli!)' feltQUYMra. j'WS. ~a l{eilrY went to ;. ali, the fue department sald Tues· Cl!rlsiiJI!l ~lnoer liven by Mrs, day, F)re Chief Richard Nicol oaid Irene Junia of Mason City on faulty lighting, not a m~chanteal Thurtday for her sisters and sis· St Nick, was responsible ter..lt.-!iw. A- deUetous dinner was letved at noon and an er.· NOISY THING challif\ bt ~tla folla•-ed, I" NEW YOliK UP - Fred Clark crelitt 1nd ebffee were eerved h of Xenia, Ohio, heard an alarm· the lftenlaari. ing buzzing sound coming from his WIUIIim Rosson, Columbus, vi'- !iUJtcHse today and called police. l~ 1\tJ etid Mrs, Walter Blake Bomb squad detectives rushed to SilpdiJI' e1tn,ln¥· the Roose~lt Hotel where Clark was sto.yirlg and took the suitca~ to the roof. Jnside theY found a battery-operated, vibratin~ clothes brush humming away. .Pcages - ~~ I. AIRBORN-A mother leaves a Ch.~k The ' ~y ~ leprecltaunJ IS, Inhale. audibij", ' Note: Ptekona employes and their lamUiea are not elil!ible for drawlnr. In MIDDLII'OlT, OHIO fl"40NII till -~-- Nothing To Buy! N9 o•Ugatlon AND YOU'NEED NOT BE PRESJ;N1' TO WIN JUST COME IN AND REGISTER YOUR NAME ON ONB Of" OUR REGISTRATION BLAN·U lttol Estate Broker CQIIJ'r..ETI Jn~~~ranco l'rOIOCit~D Lifo, Aut•. Jlre,'Polta. Call !)of VItia, l(I,Jdle;:ort. Olllo. ZENITH TELEVISION F'REE! s100 CASH ~$20 & 148. CDvered • ~ · iiiiiiiiiiii Tb~re's, ,..,,,.v, WI BUY FOI - Fuller BKUSII MAN James Ma~rlner 736 I. Moln Sf, Ohio - ~- -- -- ·--- --~ ""• No. 12t Alttr PM - 1 team a! mule~ HOO pounds, 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _l:ID-Nf peoy cottl, Woodrow Enalc, On TllMlTIS IIIT&RM,tNATID 1 Boech Gro9e Itaad, Rutland _ For fM !nwpect~iJD phane 88S-M, (IZ) 17, 3tc Gllmuro S•pply Store, Pomoroy, Ail work auaronteed Fully Inlilted, Vau1han'1 Indt•atrlal and l••l••r.Ual rermtte CODtrol Set vir~ Rt \flint~ . W VII 1 7 2& t.f Nft1Fumlt~Jrt . %9. Edge or ' HASSOCKS ·EACH WEEK EVERYS,.T.NITEAT 8 p,M, 'TIL XMAS 1 141. Land of (20)Buslness Servir.es -·- 0. Fusee ot & no•. -\!'RjiSS watch \- scend. 1. Swing mu11c -ant 13. lnjure · 5. Trai'l.sport 7. Neh1·u's ot Esau 1 9, 1190k country -~,28-En·) I of Old l\clng, 8. A helms· 1 Teatgment man danger· II' '10. Of ancient 9. Tl1ts ous I Carthage Jl. Pen11y women •112. Put out 30. Scheme 13. Agrees 13. Enqirde (lliangl 1 32. Herds [H. Biblical citY o! 1~. Greek lettet ]~. D!BCUB8 whales 17. Malt · casually 33. Dxllke beverage 16- Snarl¢<1,ur 1 antelope · 18. Touch ~coltoq: ) fAfr.) 22. Gape SiamesP. """ ' il 19. coln(var.l 34. Girl's 14. Starting I" name football '"'I ~Oo S.tory 36- !ndeiJnltt •zt. J'Oxy t ~·•Y article 26. Droop 123. Smooth . 125. Relieves " , -.-- loom• 13 20 ' Rutland News eu Buol< aheep, Cofodt~olsy ll'Nell, Rt a, Pomeroy 12 18 tile 15 lU 16 23 24 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE H!gh Three Game Ind.: Rocks DavJs, Liberty 074. lfigh Single Game: Stobart, HoiRum, 225. 1 tim~. loll"- and )!rs, Charles Rife callTenm Three Games: Liberty 2571. I I ed ~· Mr, and ~"- Emory JohnTeam Single Game: Liberty 899. ston and daughter, Addle, Friday. ' ' STANDINGS ' I ( 8) Aut\3 !7 28 23 19 15 1 I 18b I Auto Ser:vices W. L. TOP TEAM BOWLERS Sauer U7--627 Lohse 2:111-"~3 Whipple 217~~7 Schoenlen 203-514 Wagner ·182-526 Nelson l'T'l- 525 High Team Game and SeriesPomeroy Cement 81k. 925·2724 Notices I INDUSTRIAL LEAGUI BUCKWHEAT MrL Cl"' Sn\tth h" sold her farm here to Hershel Justice who will take posses.slon in May. Edward RUe, Gahanna, Ohio, and George Beveridge ol Rey· nahh1bur~, Oblo, spent Saturday with Chu!ea Rife and f1mUy. Robert Rife who Ia llome from Ohio University for the holidays ls i !!pend ing this week lit the Colum· bus a!'ea visiting relatlvea. Harold R1fc of Athens and Bert I Cline, Albany, called on Charles Rife and fomily Saturday, }'Jr. and Mrs Estel Johnston I and children spent Fr1day evening I with Air, ~nd Mrs, Harley !Ufe and sons, Richard and James Dale, and her mothfr, Mrs. Mart Mollohan, I wh.o returned Saturday to her home in Summersville, w. va. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saxton' and children, Gary, Connie, Timmie and David, sttent Sunday afternoon I \Vilh Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Wells of Wilkesville, Huwud Wells is very ill at Holzer Hospital, Galllpolts, Mr, w, V- !life is' also m and Mr. and Mrs. kHl-1 Reed and w;ife have been ln poor health for some Mu, Alma Peck ••d da•tghter , Sharon and .sen Jerry, Carrfll Brown of Chtlllcotll.e cnl cd r,n Mr. ~nd Mr!. E. 0. Hcnr.v ~ Jnda •!. Mr. and Mrs- J, M, Little and !leba ~pent Sunday with M.s. KJ· tic Stewart, Midclleport. Mr. and Airs. Har rlll(ln RobJn· son and ~ cJn!l spcnl Sund!l" wi .lt 1\ti'. und .\1r.s. l!-'rank \'JcLerm ll ! at Letart. ''~ ' "d Mrs. Buren I.!Linran vlsJted Mr. and Mrs. Colvl11 Bunr· ~"-J ulll!r 1n Hun tington St•:tday. M1·~. E:Jrl Darst and cllldrrn, l't. Pleasant vi sit(·d Mr. an I Mr ~ II er man Cartwright la st wr ek Mr. and Mn EJrl Loci elt of M1dd l£'p0rt visiteU Mr ~ nd Mr ~ r . M. Lockett Sunday. r. and 1o1rs l.esll•r Ohlm e- ~r ami Bob Cre~r of New Haven vlsltetl )fr and }frs. Fred Lewlt S\.lnday !ltr. And Mrs. 1'ed Riley Sr visi ted Mr. and . Mf3. Vernon llou ~ h and family, ason, F·iday. Calvin Bumgardner form l! r resi den t i!i a medical patient ilt St. Mary's Hospital, Hunti11Qton. Straud McDerm itt, West Col· umbta and Bill McDermitt, P1. Pleasant raJied on \frs. CJar.\ Williams recently UI,(HD 1 NX, ~JSHTK-WJHNJ~. Sotul'lll)"l Ceyptoquolo: NOW MYWII:ARY_lJt>S I CLOSIII; LEAVI) ME,'LEAVI: ME TO IUIPOSJ'!! -GRAY. 1 Dlltrltlut~ t))' Kin( teatun• lradtce.te i Merchant 1 DON'T KNOW-- t'M ErtHER (70tNG TO BE IT'5 IN A SEAI..ED WHIPPED ENVE:J..OPE TIPPED OR �.. •• I' '. .. . I "• ' Girls Scout T ro.op E . I A No.2 Planning I I ·I Norninclti',on Reports Christmas Party l the following Blate of offi· ~~~~~~~~~a~~~~;and McKmiey ,a the Mrs. reporto.of their nomin· I~·I~Hiteri committee: president, Mrs. Hudson; first vice-pres!. L. Kelly; second vacePfl!lldent Mrs. Edgar Allensworth 18Ct'etary, Mrs. 0 . E McKinley; Assistant secretary, Mrs Claude Ashley; treasurer, l1rs. George Childs; teacher, Mrs Walter Bunce. The included a solo, by oav1d Wiley his father, L R "The History and R,.,k.,•nuo;ri of Chri~tmas Carols"; Mrs. 0. E. :\1cKinlcy group sing· Saturday at 2 p. m. al the home TroopMrs TwoCharle'i met or Girl t~eirscout leader, Persinger, Mulberry A\-c. . 1 Plan.!! were· made for a Chnst- . mas party and girt exchange to ' be held at the home or Mrs. Persinger Satllrday evening, Dec. 21 Following the pHrty the group will go carolmg Attending were JilnC Baf'r, Ailta C~rpcntcr, Kalhalecn Grim· es, Cheryl Ehcrsbach, Nancy Burns, Patr1r1a Hennessy, Sus1c RadCord, Kilty Persmger, C1ndJ I Swattel and Jenn1fer Crew. I p bt · ing of carols wilh Mrs. Childs "I res y enan pianist. Gifts were exchanged by W Mee t'mg the members snd guests. omen Committee chairmen were Mrs. 1 H ld Q T d Goorge Childs, G1fts: ~rs George e n UeS ay Mowery, decohtwn; Mrs. M. L. I Homebuilders In aau• 1114 •!UG per monlll 1 FURNI .I . UR .E 011 Tbe Brllhtm Coraer ' In Mlddlepcn1 o·· ... $10.95 FLANNE' SLACKS MEN'S 1!'4ULATED Suit UNDERWEAR ... · · .. · MEN'S MANHATTAN Ma n $9.90 for 'the A Chl'istm~!l JA~KETS · · · · · · · · · · · · $9.88 We Carry XComplete Line of HeaRh knli and Slllry I Middleport Depf. Store "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO Tl\A Dl!" Mlddlepurt ~:=::-:========= ·New fpr Ch;;~~~·~~·~.. grab bag. POMEROl SOCIETY "j 17-J EWEL l WADSWORTH i! j ladies' watches with new ,..... ........ ! : : 'IODUCI Of ElGIN : ..................................j • ' nW~ SPECIAL PURCHASE Wo111en's GIRLS' ~IORI'UL 'I'RIPLE ROLL ANKLETS UMBRELLAS Finest quality soft !!PUll col· ton witll nylon reinrorrcd heel and toe. All white wllh the triple roll action cuff. 50c CANNON Plaids, stripes and solid colors. Novelty handles BATH TOWELS 20 by 40 inches. Solid $2.95 and $3.95 · colors and stripes. MIDDLEPOiT 1957 Crops ~~op 1 Over$'1 Mi111on Give Anpual L~Pfheon Soy$.Grtn~-ler!lment'~ 11.tlt~ anen we~ ·~1a1 ~~Jea~ 9freptlie ~~h~~~!~~~~~f~~t?~ 151 Gtove Wool hned and flU' lined $2:95 and $3.95 a pair TE1 SHIRT$ NYLI)N-reinfofud necl<b1nd kee!S Men's $3.95 CORDUROY its ~mart shlpe ttvough countlus washi'l' aod we11ings. M, L, • , SPORT SHIRTS All lhe most popular colors. Small, medium, large ' ~nd extra large Si~es S, Box of 6~QR 4.10 !~\ $2.95 u.oo anCI$1.50 box "'\ IM.ON-11lnforced 111 openlnas and 1110% sbetell ilva elul~ w1ist· llaod lnsu11 ~'I comfortalitl wtar. Slns21-44 - I Boya' Box of 6 Gabardine lOe • 15e • 25e • 50c Ladles' While llandkerchlet'a ......•••. 19e and 50e (' ---.!!~.•~ '\11~ ,;. of Alao~ 1 ..,.,... hYt Frult .lf I~ Hilt u.. and · UGHTS 46 Choose them now from ou~ wide scletlion of , mea. Is, lcl~lcs, orna. Iinse! and ....._, ~. !too stands. Toy DepL - Znd FI04U' • 1 BE TH1 .RI'FTY! .SAVE ALL. YOUR ' ~:m~~::.~·,~~~1'i:~:~! l~t .Upr~me With ornaments. ' . . and extra. sizes 48 to 52. j til~ TREE ll&td ~weater.f ~lilt double J:c~:~·~ Jupltet • soars, 1-E } d d ~~y~~i . e;· xp e Of OHSA Board · I Decorate Your B~tton fron\ , all' wool wor· . FOR Durable, water repellent, spot reslstant"and cre~ie re· slstant gabardine jackets. Zipper front,. two slash poe· kels and snug filling knit wrist and watstbud. W¥JD, quilted lining. Navy blue, charcoal and brown. Sizes 5 to 12. smo.ke & Wellston's Jones Named President . .• A~:Nn..~~-7"''or N·ew·Me• . rs Ma* .. Sweater Coats grey_. Sizes 38 ~o Gorb'ySteps Out Of sh I p·o·st, Takes Mail J b J;. • ' ;. ce • .· Ut.il'd ' ed s·y . Imp·rAa.iw;vc. . .··r. .. ' OOlill ' UCt $3.00 Men's $6.95 ALL WQOL olfdrd I ... Ja.ckots \ ;ltiow.te~l bl~e. :Former Resident Moms Of.!ktart Dies.·' .B - ld. O Will e 8e n ·A 2pM Sonday t I KNIT BRIEfS PURCHASE Boys' Boxed Initial llan«!kereblefl ; . • . . $1.00 a box ,, Ladles Prl~ted Haridkcre~~~ y;ednt!f!ar·tn"'locial rooms -of'tb~· howu today by the "me penons and that·.~;:4 ;~.;.· the erated at 11 cltriatlnls luncheon served ·by ladies of aops pryduced · ioh or the NATO 1Urr1m11: are 1ocal men: the the cbureb · •, lhe United States in 19ft7 wao e~cc· t~at he thought Two incidents were reported in tahlo, The eve~t is an annual program plann~(i .J>~. the club as a $17,M6,892,oo0. Ions it reached made "war leo> Salisbury and Chester TowtphiPI This e•mpares wil h 1956 likely pea•e more oure " Propoa ·ans last reversal of the "usual order" at Chrlsttnas time when v. oung• • ' ·he alsr- where masked gunmen nourrshing crpp production valued at $1$.• · The· President said Russl sters are handed !teats. The Rev. H E. Harris, 86, expressed 78!,124,000. lbe lour-day meetmg had a pistol entend home•. held the the sentiment of the guests when he said 'in bis benefiiction: Corn, as l1811al, was . the king. for "a stronger .North At- family at gunpotnts, and made . I , ' . away with H6 in one ~ase, $35 in . ' "We lhank ')'ou, Lord, for this size money 'inakcr. The 1957 · alliance." 1, , ., ~...: spirit of bfotb$'hood among men." crop wu valued at $3,991,111,· his NATO colleE another. In still two other incidents ~rvices . Lion Claremont E. Hoyt of Mid- 000 down from the 1956 valu' in the closing ph>Sel of ~~ dleport Wal In ·charge of the pro- of $4,4S9,465.900· NAto Council meelfn{ ln tince Septeblrber men were held· up gram which included two 'vocal . .the PalaU de Chaillot, ElsP.nh.ow Jn. can while stopped on rural highways. In ooe Lhe attempted ayton Crawford, lo-or Lesolos b~ MtB. Harvey Vanvranken er said he recognized there wero robber wu frightened awa~ by •• ., · of Pomcrov, accompamnd at Ute 4:Crlilin tlifierences or delail D the d·rlvcr reaching in his glove HA<nl" tart ri!Jident died • Tuesd~ at · bY .J.nrs. " Jed webst er, J r. ptano among the 15 memiJr.r states that compartment for a .gun •of hia ' •d Newtodly, Brigtiton, ra., it .,was I led LioD s . •learn· ·. t o ' Mrs. va~ •v rpn keD ISO C 00 COUld not lie "surmountod .Om own. The would·be th1ef took off. • , and the11 guests 111 group stngmg pletely." In ·the other instance, passiqg · The remains will be brought tc f · t Ch 'st gs . tart Saturday for aervlcu at Ft.lneral services for Mrs. Nettle o Happrtopna el rJ ma~'OshonHo.ly The President's own attcnd.!lne' lights or a car lnsplfcd the holdup er WO SO OS were 0 at the conference bad done mu ch Le MURPHYSBORO, Dl UP-A ltf, Iitart Methodist Church a• Morris, age 76, who died sudden· Night" and "White Christmas." io diSPel the gloom that preceded ~nan to vanisb. deadly band of late O.Cember GOLUMBUS UP- The Ohio "We've hoped to cate!l these -1 p. .fu,tbat da~. Burlal wlll b~ ly .Wednesday afternoo11 at her The Rev. Eugene Bro•n, pastor At 1 meeting of tho County lf w t E pe n• home on Harrisonville Road, will of. the United Methodist Church, among " ern uro an ' · people by keeping oar search un- tornadoes ex:ploded across Illin- Supreme Court Wednesday u~ ·11adp ln the Letart Ceme~ry. . He' ls survived '"' Otll ~raw- be held Frida• at 2 p. m. from ..tl. of 'T SeHool Board held last night the lions in the face of Soviet ro< derc:(!Ver.'' said the sheritf. We ois, Miuouri and flldiana Wed· held the oonl6\utlonality dl ., ' ' .... a talk on the theme ' be resignation of Carl Gorby, Attend· kel and Sputnik suecesses. need all the help from the public neaday night, clllimmg a bm'l' tliHe Columbul Ordinallcea olit· for~ · of Letart, - brother. Ewing's runeial Home. Moaning of Christmas." ance O£flcer, was accepted. It Will LIICib Fll D.,plll p... can cet. And everyoilt should tot\ in dead and injure<i. Iawing gambling device! aueh -,---.--:--::r.,.,.,.,,.. ,. . Survlvero Ol'e two daughters, Six gue1ts were 80 yeara old or be ef!ectlve Dee. 'll, 19~7. The President, looking fit de<- wt:~ be more than usually careful untll At Jeast U person11 Y.ere tilled piuhall machines. ·~ALL,D, TO 'CI( ' 1ST~ Allee· Robeson. HarrisonVIlle Road over. with Dean E. O. Sa·mders, Mr. Gorby had been serv~ in p!te the heavy pace be set btm 101f in the rub of prc-Cbrl5tm" The court slid a city, In the , Mr. an~ Hl1. ljal'l')' lltati le •I ond Rutb VIrginia Aten, Chicago, tho guest of t5t. K. D. Amsbary, his capacity slnee 1952. He reJIID- after his arrival last Saturday, they ale apprehended." twi!lm and more than 200 ""e exercise of ita police pu ..en, ma1 two &ons, Cheltei. at borne being .honored .. the oldest- and ed because he had been appomted I prepared to board his penonal jlldne ~re eaUe<! ~ Cblll'leiiOD Injured. ouUaw tbe operation of amufC' ' •· ,m•J. Jut night by the t~d~eD d~th of land Robert of Pomeroy. 'Five one of the most spry- at 891 The 1 n 1 f th Lang.Damage to schools, busiDe55 dis ment devices if the city believes their dsuahter·l&llaw; .JJrs. .aruee ~andchlldren and four gre&t youngest was George NoSBelrOad, rura ma ·~ er or o plane, Columbine m. for an ovur Wiltshire, who ta be doug~ter of •• . . . VIlle route. . . night flight back to Wash1ng)O!t tricta and re&iclenlial seetions in they bear a real and (jUbltaJlJ.,W .!)lr. and Mrs. Feister, of AI!J{DY, O. grandchildren also survive.. at 68. • Mr. Otll Knopp, Rtcme, wa• '~" tle was scheduled to take off at the dorm area '"' estimated iu relation to tile moral.! or genttol t' l~lerm•nt will be mode m the Other guest• not pictured abq~e potiltcd .fo fill :the. vacancy of At- 6 p. m. noon, EST. from Orly Air tbe millions of dollars. welfare of the 4!ity. .. and eapecially invited Included t.ndaace Officer. port an' •·nd at Washiilgtoc llarde•t h1t by lhe mb of Ray Benjamin and G. D. 5U. NDAY .,...GU• ••. I . Letart Cemetery beside her late ''U 1 " H · W ~-d • " ""·-·· 1 nc ~ epry erry, '" ,about 6·.30 a. m EST Frid•• ;early ~ twisters was this sou·lsoa and other owners of, plJI. ~~· ..:.:' Mr. and ltlra:11ra. .,w '"'""'~ ' Zeke "" "' hi • Chl ef of Polt·c•" ' '-..s GoNhAL "' '- HOSPITAl. . ·with one brief refuellint atop ~ 1e liter. hu'obantl, E••ar ., Mom's. Friend.:' son, M&l a! tM'lrll llli""" city of 9.100 maebines ukeil the bill~ !!'nd ~~Y ~':!til' ~~ t ma~ .·all tf t~e funoral hom• Fronk · Huds~n. Judge • Cedric Admitted: Mrs. Rosa Ohv<r. ·Keflav1k. Iceland. ~ . · \1 Clark,· 11. •c. Foil rod; John Will. Rutland: Mrs. Joe Flelrl•, ·Porn•• COLUMBUS UP - Herh Jones; where Mayor Joe Williams liai~ to ,W. nn tbc vlliditJ of ·}east 9 prrsons were k1lled, 4 , dinan~es. Two ordinanees aad MJ&. Will Heil!'l~"· liJY me. and ';John W. Blactlnar, with his rov and Aivm Norrb. Pomeroy. supcrint~ndent of Wellston schools at from one family. More than 159 enacted in 1953 and a ..:I .,.,,.: gral\dfatllcr, John F'. Blacttnar. DIBchargl!dl Floyd Rupe. rom.. ' was elceted president of the OhiO were injured. 19M mati~g possession •.am.·· Ladles preparing and serving Mra; BeM Glaze and mfant, . High School Athletic Association's \IIX>.I< I" the luncheon on attractive tables b Board of ContrOl'Wcdnesday-aighl. Sheriff Howard Chtltbam saltl bill machine~ operated by "two or three'' or &he Linjur~ i ' miaciem::&~~ · . . . deCI)roled With potwd geraniums . .. DDt 0 He !Uieeeds Ralph Webster of Co· were near deatti and ~e feare!J The rr n county Coinm:oi{ ~ •.r f 1 snd in the ChriStmas motif£ were lumbus EasL Mrs. l!lla Smith, Mrs. Cleland ' "" •?d Mrs. Joe FICitls, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fli.' UPWtl~am Jones of Avon, Wll8 JliOfe YI<Ums would be ·,' f~und in .J'1•as Court had ruled the A <eremonla wao eon,duelod ler, Promplc~; Tl\!o Smltll, .Pro- Hcinrs, Mrs Edlth Laning, Ml)l. Pom~oy;• A th<ck, •harp-no"d Jupil<!r in· named vice president of the boat<i. a sean:h of burnmg d~btiS tofay. nances ui)~Ut,utio!IJI · \1111 <' l Pll.j!, "God only knows how many deCision was reversed by wheq Mal')' Sl)rine .flo. iYl 9r~t jettor; and honor~ry of£Jcers Philip i\leinhart, Mr~. Josslc WalkSPENDS FURLOUGH tcrmcclia.te range mw;ile, ·df!scrll' EmsWiler announced that Mel· 0C White Shrllle ol Jerusalem FIDreuce ·Mt.Gffln, flag b('aJrr: er, Mrs. Francis Reibel, )irs. Car- S R .ld E F b { ed :;s one df the nat ion's best. vln,. Novack. a basketball offlclal more we wiU find in ~~ pile o! 1 pcllate court. - - ---:-met Friday cvenl~. at •t}le IO()F Bes&ie MusgraVe anti {teltnl rie Neutzling and Mrll. SIJ.irley gl. (Ina . erg son, or~- soared up sprr1ilcularly rr·om from Cambrldt:r, has been sus- rubble down ttwre, '&dt I can Ja1l. Fo",. new mem~re v;f:re Chase. nag egeorts; Marti'IJ S 'th , er Midd~eport graduate and rcSI· d CASE ENol · 11 pended ror failing to kt.oep a con· ~uarantce you the count will t be 1 •• '·"''I W • b be A Stc ml . . dent now stationed an Germany Cape Canaveral Wedncs aY mg 1 ·I hJghcr," Cheatham uid: HOLLYWOOD UP - The Con~ received Into memucn(lllJ· DO.,., anner arer; nne · President Ernest Covert pre- Wl.th the u. s. 3rd Armored OiVi· but apparently was blown I" tnc · fidtntiaJ magazine case Wblcb Marie Haw6ns, WHP, and ~era andeacort Elsie Smith, pro · tem, siuw .JA.t · trouh1e deve 1opev. • banner' at t he meeting. The R.ev · sion, recently spenl a thirt)'-day pteceq w6en • · CQL.UMBUS UP - Tlje 4is.bir· once tbn!al<lned to opr~d tbe prt. 'Stewart Hawltina, wos, preslde.d d " Ralph Zundel o!lercd the blcssmg. furloug~ with hll parent•, Mr. and Smntlsts gamed nluabl.~ ln· . 0 me11t of,J. Harvey Crown. formerj vate lives ot dozcm Of movie at tbe meetina. Plina were made EHzabet~ Lear. Mae RhO c,., . - . Mr6. Charles w. Ferguson, of I formation from the lest, however,!· ' Ctl~mpaign County attorney, was stan 'acrog court records ended for a white el!Pbant Bf_le at tb·J Fern Chee•ew,, H~el Andre":: Houston. Texas Sgt. l''crguson will e\·e~ tllough the t.500·mile rang~ -.'1 upheld -m<tnesday Wednesday in fines tobtlljlig Iunil11mou•IY Ianum 10 meetlilg apd named " and Edith !lutaiDrilter. Qu~en . be 'dl•cl)arged ~rom service upon.J army missile failed to complete ·by the Ohio Supreme Cplll'\. : . $10,1J90. . _ the oominlttee were Lola. Noose, attendants: Pe1rl 1 Reynolds, co.ur: returning to the stat" in Jun;1 its flight for the second 11ihc m 1 . . . Hilah Lull, Glatlfa Mo7· and M•· ler: Oladya ·MaY, fiower gJrl, l9sS · '• less than a month bel Bennett. Tho proeeeda (r~m Florence Mc:Guff)n, Ma~onna and the ..,. will be )lllld for Be!Oie Mu&tlfaVe and Heier. material o)l)!lt:,U rt 'iojeel. A Ch"e anaelo. COLUMBUS UP-The Ohio Funero) ."lrvtceo for Mrs. Flor· .. , tluek au• .. ~· w!U be · ! Ot'v _ ed fol· • Pcn1tontlary News towv attae~· _ . ence Steveno. age 70. who died po '<:: Me.;;bera oi MarY Stifille reeeiV d El 1 Pr 1 • 1 1 · ' 1 1 1 th M ·g Gcncr ' .}ppoi'ntive offlces .. .. :.a;. stamps 10 1jlls ' meetin•· -; : tlle·, supteme · llhrlne -~~ld ln De· a "b4JIIl'Jrd veAlon.'' fii!JJ,l . aeso. will II< held sunday at ~- p. KL t•e . mma~ ~lao blaslc~ a lo·, , .: ., . . . m. !rom the Mt. Moriah BaptiSt WlC IF~'E, Ky. UP-Gov. ' A. .bceaiiSt r wanted the ·. .eeh taking PVI ,..,., ter<· lr•lt, M)t'h., · May .195?, we~ ~nh N"' . ' . le . I 0 I•• • .. . rio l . r "' ·Ill lim clolb . b lh R N'l Bo B. llappy Chandl<r ;aid Wedn••· thh oount,Y know ' 1--;,,.,...;;:i " ... .. orfl mon,l•l were .. MarJe . "•tyldlla. ••~ aupreme 111l ' " • tal' dbc jockoy for "crammll1i· . ~,att.s M1~1ter, 67, · o~mrr; . •~· .. ~r wa> · : Chlll'OI>. w1t e cv. ICS r· ,. ,, WHP7 Stowort . ~w~'" .WOS: tiue'' of'tltstrlct 10: Marl, !law· ''ld ~mip• ~~'!In our tbr9al.5 .• r promlt1elit ' Middleport bullM•• lng bUI\neiJ wifh hiS stephthc•' den offlctaUng. day he "W<S ready' to go to wt• . ~·' laws ... " the governor·Maxine Wirl.t~ NP; JIJtDIIl kln~ IUpreme page an~ Stewart lhe delplcable renditloh or a ccr· m~n and clv,ic loader, died •arl:· c. B .Sm\h; lor a ~nn~ber ·~I Survivors Include one daugh- if a "fall' and just' -ehargc ba~ ''!( a fair •nd· ju!l ebarJle G·-·lein, AWOS; •Mtfll . Jn bj!f, ·nawklnf. supreme k1ng'• guard. 1,. wed.heloved Christmas sP~JE- thiB morning ln a Bradenton, years ~.MJ~dleport Th< store L ter. Mrs. JooePh Ruccl<er, .Pitt" been brough.t against him in •bt•n bro~~ght ·1 was rcod)' to go 0 U!e long tie loved until thlf •1oridi lloipital aflcr a short still t!IOW!im. the Snulh Clothing burgh, Pa.; a son. James E10get, mliup over due~ hunting. """' ...._ 11 " At tho cloSI\ o! the mecUnJ ... to jaiL'' , · · · ' . 5cribo; -Zelia C....,: · .,,UUI'e<i kl 4 dcbild Jud•e Pro Tern Andet'Son Moss Pautlne Alliin~ , w. cbpPI!ln ]llll· san~l'lcbOS, ChrlstmBlJ· coo e•, partleular creature Presley re· dlnesi. . Store. Columbua, O.; I gran ren . • . The alleged . violation arrleif"•· l!.l Goegleln; ·ws; : ·\1:1~1 ·li•il· coffee; candy and nuts•werc scrv •.ordcd hi! barn~·ard verSion of Mr. Mdlastet is survivw by · tJth«· atlrvivors arc his broth, and 26 great grandcbtldren; two <hsmlssed eharges against Chan-no jail sentence, but a fine of .' """'tt; WG: Bernice . Winn, ' W. ed .tiy ·the 'boipltall~Y oommltt~!• it ' •,." . . , Ilia lwife, the , former Clara ers Harry)\ Middleport: Lawrence brothers, Clinton . Newman. Tll- dler that he hunted ducks and $15 to $100. . , ·~Her~~ l)no~ . . Win~~~ .!..nt!t Nt1llie Traey, Nellie and Hallie The paper went otl to say tha: Grue,ller, Minersville. 1 .' J Glendora; Cali[., and one sister, n11n _Newman: a s111tE;r, Mrs. Da\'id ~eue 10 ~ game prt!!erve after The judge.. in upholding a de- l !Mil: ·vtrall Atkin" .oe<>i>ll<t WM: Zerkle, Maliel' M~re and p,.rt "'tbc maloJity of Pentoivnors arc · Mt. McMaster served frequently Mrs Mlles Lesher. Ogden, Utah. 'Noms, all of Zanesville. . hour~ The t::'me warden and at·fensc motton dlsmts.ed tho , ¥11~ Smith, thl!<l W)l pro . ICJm; R~Y,n.olda. Tl>e table wae dooorat· now ~P ln arms. radios :r.e being as head of merchant oo~nmlttee< Another• sist.r, )trs. Laura Ha.. · Her ·b~sbaad pre<eded ti~ ;~ t~~Y 1cc;'SIDgh ~~~~ apo~og~ted;r eharge on g~ounds that "tbef<l ·'··'""lAO VallJhap,. !Ont . , ed In keeping with the Cljrlstm~• turned · off, •\" · tu~ed, ta other w81 -a member · or the Meigs ley, is deccued. death and was a veteran ~~of bav mbc:: .. 'chaundh:'r •n ri~~:d waa no actual intentional offease c~· · fJ~noh, 1 Que',ll 1,J!IIoh ~SIDR With a_. denterp\eoe .ot p;_ograma it the ~bom,inable ptlb· Cou~ty Memoj')al lloopital Trt"· The body wlll arrive bm pro!> War I and :~e ~·~u';.;ei..don. "Th~ l8St 'time 1 bad 1 :Un i~ of law." . ,l,u!f; lil'$1- tiM; N~f.\TtfW holly, pine co\lr! aDd rsd !aptrs ~cl!y . &tuntl '· __ . .tees, •a 111ember of the )llddleport ably salurd_ay at tbe RawUog~ I th~ Ame~ Witl be tn )fiddleporl my handj ..,., 22 year& 110, and He sa1d that , 01nce cru.ndler ·~i!4 ID( prq l•lll•• J;ulr . ~~iii!: In . <l)'lltal b•1 ,. ~ . . ,: Warden blph :v{,. ,\!vis aald C~•'J!\'U 'W ~mercc .. 01' t.bu Coats. ll'uneral Home wber" Hill fll~~metery. Frien~s may call aller this it will be another 22 was with &tile game offlclale he llilrd }Ill pto tel!t: ,Lillitli Stolfi, M~bera·, Woli present from • tht ~ . Sq~key :,-play~. !lie r•· , 1\(jda~epht ,.,.,t Presbyter1an friends m eall at the rellide ce af~ Friday at yeais befor. 1 do lt again" had every rlibt 'to tblnt they l!rlani.&t; • ~lUi: .~ :' Qa)W@, , 'Mllltililllr 1'1. 'l!I~D~ !C)!e;b~l . ~otd arid, thiD .'·rudi . Idler• of Chur~.h and, a Veteran .of ,WWl. ~ · d. rrivll ' z p. m. aawnng..Coats Fuileral "I cam• down here voluntarily wouJ4, prevu1 W.. lt0111 him~na 01 1 111 l'(o\1111 Gutde Jatllea (JI=y, Mld~lei!Ot:l. · PotneroY, ~~·· ~Jilellm ho'a l:eoolYe~t. He . l'.Oi'·, ~ i . year ho and ' lira. ,Serv "~ are peo ' a I HtllDt 11 ill ~&e without' a l"manl being se<'l!ld Illegally. , · · W~ ' Guard;' I,'!'Ai/ . f;JI : .1Hviii~;an4 ~etne.l ' ', ·,' -~ ,41ke it, ! auea." : ;-~ had reallled~ ·J'IGrllll. .relaUveJ: :. "· '- .. · , . · · . . · . · .. ', · u SPECIAL Men's lklxed Initial JlantlkerebleCa 1 m; I JEWELERS Elderly~uests. Honored When - ~ • sizes.~ 3 for'$1.00 Igt'r. 1 A large truck from whlc~ 'iii: "Come st!"ains of ttadition a· • Chrl.!:tmas ~usle is to .trave sl(lwly over all of Pomeroy' 1treels tonight. The truck, sponsored by . t~·' Melgs Cl)unh Jay~~e!ll, will ae eept gifts of food ·and other don:. for the Jayoae Chrla!m" f::' Pt,olect ·'tlliJ'~.~~~~'.~has somethlnc t• fl. hll pore' ·indl>oa\:;g fqr !'1 to Th~ truok . wit the Jaycee Hall at 61p. m. , Jjycee !'iekey . Wllliall)o "l' .@nvpne de•irin~ to hdp1 .tn . distil ·butlng· foild baskets .. ~ "gifts I' 'heedy fan\llie~ !g' ~rged" to meet : 4t the hnll Sunday "t " a. .., 1 : 'More help is needed .for tb!t 'job, Willjams ., .10id. ' · ' .. $2.95 Leather nn~n - 3 for $1.00 I' 8. H. SANBORN Robbery Epidemic ,Strikes Meigs .County ~st, Four Months Says Sher1H· Men's · I George Ml!str of Columbu.• Wll t,he weekend auesl or Ills pao·· enta, Mr. And Mrs., Clarcnee Mas ear and waa aecompanlrd bom\.· by hls son, Stephen. who spell! I aevnral da)'l with hh grandpar ents. Mr. and Mro. Wllllan1 Lchow Mr and Mrs. Wl!llam Thucnor, Mrs. Willard Ebenbach and Mr. 'l'hcodoro Lehow yjolled In Park· ersbur1 Monday ovtmlng. ' 11181 Vlrgtnla Fisher or Char· Ieaton wa1 the weekend gucsl of her aunt, Mba .Nettle Koehler. ~llu Nettle Koohler and nclc•J !ti" VIrginia Flahar, vlstted Sunday in Galllpollt with Mr. ond Mn. Charles Weaver and other I relatlveA. Mn. John Scott, Mrs. """ Watson and Mrs. &rtha ScoU aceom· panted 'heir mother Mr11. John .,~ Rallv to Moof<lhead, Ky.. whCI u I 1 11lw ·mt·l ber daughter aMi ~on·tn· 1 bw, Dr. and Mrs. J...jj. ·llmhall I 11nd areompanled ' th~Jm to their home In Louisville; Ky .. •• •pend ' tile llollday11. S/ Slll. Jnhn T. D~lly toft Tu"tlay mornlna for Lacklal'jd Air ' Force Base. San Antonio, TeK.as 1after n 30 day1 leave with his mo· 1ther, Mrs. John F. Bally. and !amlly. --------~----~-=-----------~----- Ar~ned Jaycee Truck Jl,o Patrol All Town·Streets Another Shipment Men's Colored Han~kerchlefa .... 50e IDd $1.00 each I , sizes. Men's While Linen Hantlkerthlef• .. 25c and 50c each Jl E. l'oRtcr. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Pal'· , !Itt of Churleaton were weekend aueota or hll parent!, Mr anll MrA. Edward Parmt. Clnda Sw~t.t.zel wa11 a recent overnight ' ~ucal of Kitty rersln . Smart, new patterns. Regular eollar styles •nd Ivy League styles. Small, medium, large and extra largP- I of Cuyahoga Falls wt1re weckenc! guests or her mother~ Mrs. E~ t'lla Sklll ncr and Mr. and Mn ·-~------------·-;P;:-om=-e-ro-y-;:·M~Id;-;dl;-epo--:-rt,-:0::-~;""~iii-Hur=r ~-.-:sdaf, DedDiber lil, iis7- - ----'-- - - - - - --- - - - - - · - - - -81N=GLI C)()py..l" · SPORT SHIRTS GIFTS THAT ARE ALWAYS FAVORITES Mr and Mrll. Charles Brunnt&' : .. . ~ Mtn's Fruit of the Loom HANDKERCHIEFS 1 by oortl•l doorlnt • cloy. Conllnuool mild. Low l• "'' 40s nOf!lo and IGo Hl1h Frldoy In tho 501. Another Shipment Sizes S to 20. SP~IAL' I l!omo lids and tweeds. 2 pairs $1.00 Plans Yule Pr.ogram A Christmas program will be presented following the regular meeting or the Letart, w v.. PTA on 1'hursda)' evenina. Deee~nber 19 at 7.30 at the ochool. The program w!ll be presented by the ehUdren from tho school , and adults are to bring g!Ua for a ,. nl~hl. ly. Fricf•y rain tion of styles and colors. So- I LetartW. Va. PTA .entihel Weather Ohio: ll.lln llltl""'"' ,...,. oouthwttt thlt ond ..., tho . quality fabrics. A !ine selec- f "Nubocly ' .. , ~\,.\. coats are made ol the finest slyle Plain or lace trim.~izes 5 to 8. 1 ,, These Rayon tricqt panties in pastel colors and white. Brief I or . Chrlstm ••~ . !illd to the MEN'S SUEDE ' ' Fruit' the Loom Underwear Open Every Evening unlll9:00 p.m. until Christmas t,"-~ISTMAs wo- in RAYON PANTIES Owes Me a Chri11tmas" was gtven I Uy Mrs. Dor Schaefer a1ttl a papc( I on "Holly" was presented b.\' · Mrs. William n OowniL 'I The hostess liervcd ~ desse rt course durlng the soc\.11 hour . 1 Pre•Citrlnana• Speelal value men's winter coats. I street l1ghling fund Juyccc-s for their Chrl~tmas Prl'· jcct. ll was dectded to cunc~l the January meeting. $4.95 SPORT s,IIRTS IIILL ST. Outstanding WOMEN'S to thr. home or Mrs. Mrs Edward Bur, president, presided and nmcteen member~ I rhsponcled to roll call with "My Yulethle Dour Decoratwr.". Cor.· trlbutJOns of $10 00 t•&ch wer~ I made to the Pomeroy Chumllcr or ' ('mumcrcc brown .and $8.9$ s Mrs E. W. Coates was the co·hostcss Arrangement!! oC arborvitae, hem lock, holly, pine and ivy center· · cd w1th large candles decorated ) the home ror the OCCd~ion . ' MEN'S 1\LL WOOL blue, ings Size 4 to 16. b Theodore Eher!iharh, Wc11t IStreet for thc1 r meeting :~ t~~T ..CO~!~... COATS $29.50 G d I adjourned $19.95 $5.95 SUBURBAN and ton Metbodut Church was hel~ ing room for the com1ng year. Friday evening at tile home o1 I Officers of the group w111 e~te<'· Mr. and Mrs. W!lham Krackom· tam tn January. The meetmg's berger. ThC home ~a5 d!coratc(' i program tllcludcd a number or throughout tn ke~pmg w1th lht•l carol.s with Mrs Haptonstall a:J holiday season, ancludir.g a tret· pianist. under which gifts for cxchang·~ 1 The meetmg clo~cl -Nilh the I were plaeed. . J,ord's Prayer. During the &OCH!I 1 Mrs. Robert Lee, pres1der.t , hour gifts were exchanged. I prc!uded at the busincs~ session A Chrutmas sa lad wn.t~ served 1 1:1fler which potluck reh·eshmenh 1 by Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. ijaroJ.1 I were 11erved and gifts exchanged. Sauer, Mrs. Lowell ProDasco and Attending wt•re the teachel', Miss Jean Lama Clint Orr and Mrs. Orr, Mr. and - ------Mrs. Arthur Morar1ty c.nd chi;. dren; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith , 0mer0y a r en and sons; Mr and Mr~. Robert 1 Cl Ch • Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Om Smith and , U riStmOS children: Rev. John 11. Elwpod, I H ld I Alrl. PaUline Rose, Mr. and Mr! Inner e Eugene l..ong am! children; Mr. I Jnd Mrs Sterling RayLurn atld The annual Christmas dlnne!" I son and the hmts nnd children. of the Pomeroy Garden Club wn~ held at the Martin Restaurant I Monday at 6:30 p m. I Following tl'lc dmncr the group : p ..lAKER Boys' Wool . • Deeoted Te TAe fllt.el.. .tl-81 ~-_,-.........AHfl ·rVOL IX NO, 209 charcoal. Warm 1\,uilt.¢ lin· "Christmas "The Lon; I rv llll,ly .58.10 don 'Ill lli""'Jaltol SPECIAL PURCHASE! Navy ., ..... Ill Mverdilal ' WINTER COATS $19.50 I Ill Ia LoW NtiWf -CAPABLE, COURTEOUS SALESPEOPLE TO HELP YOU WOM'EN'S articles D INCLUDBS Gu read two 3 FLOORS. JUST IN TIME FOR HER CIIRISTftiAS GIFT i Challenge:• nnd ecember Meeting i Road ." I . The new chairman, Mrs Myron Tbe December meeting of tlH! I M1ller, appointed P.trB. Paul Hap· HomebuUdc~s Class of the Sv1· I tonstall as cllairman of the d:n- '' ltCrl&erator · , r I·RS·T The Store Is Open Every Night This Week Until 9 o'clock SHOP AT YOUR LEISURE ON ALL ' .. ... fie Dai •· You·r Make CHRISTMAS SHOPPING .CENTER Kelly, food, Mrs o. E. McKinley, . Group I of the WoJ~JC~ s Assoprogram. fo'orty.two were present. c11!lon mtt at the F1rs Presby· ter1an Church Tuesday w1th Mrs. Donald Lowery , chairman, presJd· : ing. Mrs. George Anderson Jr Sutton Methodist 1 led the devotional service anc! AtL ~:F~miture .' . • • ,. I~~ ,' =~ ShlrtaOjlch Slzft 4 1o 16 ~ ' " TIO II!Jrl. Slzli.. to 16 . ~.Ocht ' S~~tforlllll Shorb SliM 41o '16- Stc ooch J(nll lr~ 511" 4 to 16 ~9. -~ ' *• I •' ... ~· ,/ "' ! ·~. • ' • Jnmates IpriSOn Blasl .pres}ey I 'I Ser"ICes T Be · Sonday .For lllfS. 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