https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40a53822039bd3e6ab9ae577cdfac484.pdf 8ee739f82e42a43a47be65b084c8a5c7 PDF Text Text .•... ' I . Mt. Moriah Baptist Missionary Mr I FRIGIDAIRE carol • Aw>v '" , Manger", a talk by Mrs Jackson and the Mbuon ary theme song, ·Keep Me l:verv Day" Precedmg the luncl1 wb1ch ws.~ served by Mrs Hardaway, who ' "" ...,.ted by Mrs Wllulon and __ _ _ _ _ _ -lrt..l A l"leW ywe S re • H 0n0re eC, WASHER RATED · NO. I by· -· U.S. Tcttlll. Laboratory For *Cieaneat C!~~ . ' ~~~It Lint Remo~al .• I *Driest Spin 1\VAIJ,.UI,E IN CqLOB.t'T NO EXTRA COST BAKER )· ~u, RNITURE •• d d0 21 At Canaday Home . Mr and Mrs Bob Hoclhch wel'l! !(uests of honor at al pltrt} Satur day evening g1ven by Mr an•l Mrs Delmar A Canada)! at their home Lmcoln R1ll Road. Decorat10ns •n keeping w•th Christmas wm used tin >llgbout the home mcludmg tb• recrea!ioo room where lhe party was held Gilt. whiCh were preSented to the honnrcu giii'SIS during t" cv('mni!' were pla ced 01. a table with white cover and centered ynth a small C' hmtmas tree de· <.:Orated w1th glittered styrofoam ornaments A buffet lunr.h was served dur· Den 2 of the i~tdd1eport Cub Scout Pack had a Chrutmas party at the Cub house at the home of I IDr and Mrs R R P1ckena Mrs c A Bradbury " Den Mother and t.er assistant 1s Mrs Harold Ep pley Games were plo)ed and gifts ex· changed and the Cubs preoented Mrs. Bradbury and Mra Eppley With ChriStmas giltS I Refreshments m keeping WJtt1 ~. braled his 89th December 11 Is h . ' th as an us et m e Cllur~h of I he wlrieh be joined ten agb, · ~r. and Mrs.' Rice thre~ UY!n• children. . ' '•T" ~ .C..."---'-1'"; Christmas were served to Asa Bradbury, Stephen Eppley, Pat Edwards, Frank and John Taylor, Larry Gladwell, Roy C~Jeman and .John Jobb '' • Fair ....,..""' hill, lllfllly cloucly iOuthWot half. Cooler lodoy with '" ltw Jhowt"! IOUthlllt lf'd lltttmt lOUth Hrly thla momlng, Felr and cooler tonltrht. Wtdnttdily moatty sunny with ... ......,.,..... ~·~~, ~---.-......;_...,.-,.,-. )lr. and Ml'5. Harold Moore and who gemcnt marie bV Mrs Charles Goegtc1n Mrs Alvm Russell ask cd the blcssmg preccdmg the Jo~ A. Hoyt OrdinatiQn with I I ! Mn. John Ba1ley, Mr3 Wald Win· don, Mrs I mder Da1ns, Mrs. Russell Mrs E .1 Hill. Mrs Rollin Bearhs Mn Dwight Milhoan and daught crH Mrs Robert Baylor and sons Mrs C!ydr Wells and I Mrs Al'oi!rt Goeglem Th · .,..xt meeting w1ll be held at the hotnc of Mrs Morgan on Januarv 2 £11'" Merry Chnstmas and Happy New \ ,.,"','\fOK•- ··~·95 ·- - F~ Bo!IL ' 1 b!I'JI.l.l Se~ lhe 'Co11Jplele Line of New Cotton •nnnes 'Just Ar1• ., lip · successful year tmas Spml FullY·Ew'd I FE made this our most D 1 and Spice woven plaid l>nshom1•waJhable and>•" '' treaoe·reoillent Ch1h red, blue sraa• or concord plum friends who have In saJDUe}R. Roac· h Ma • T • • STORE ~\ J. '\. ' ' he has pastorate of fired ~he M·lIn nfie reee1v~d die Allenaccepted Park the !Wptlst churclt instruction baSic andMarine Ia· .btarhng In January f bntry weapOns.\ ' ~ ' NationMakim! Preparations Of rt...!stmas ... \.dlf'J Fo,r Observ~~'nce U Chrlstmu is • }UJfY,;f~On, • rimt ro l.vrship llllil :l'ejoia. Mily irs deepeslip.ir/J~IInean· i"B bri"B ~·· p- anti Joy. \ ,, Yimth Present A cfu.istmas '? Basic EP'A~TMENT Meigs, t~;~~~~~~~~~d~,;: wards' C9unty of tho County Home ~o town to do their ~~~~:,t;:"~!~·~~:~ mas shopping. Each of the young folks, from the t!Diest Surtl,Jng the deceased are h'• Dianthe, two daughters ilarbi~ra· Jean Lynn, RFD. Bucy IU!I, J,.eJia Turner, 8UC)TUS, two sona,'"'Undy HarriS at home an~ PaW Leonard Harru m the Arm· ed Serv•ce• 4lso aurvi\!11Jg are three s1steM Lilly Hughes. Rutland, Bertna J~ of Rutl>nd and Bonn,. Wllllai!IB of West V~rgm11. One brother also ~urv1ves J Blanche Brinker Pies Following. A)~ng Dlness · Blanehe Brinker, 63 died m At!te"' afttr a long th~ar~rt~·':r.~~~e~2 to spend. "The most 'heartwarming thing ,bout it .... that not one •f voungste"' had any 1dca of lng thlqgs' for himself or The nation today prepared to celebrate Christmas 1957 They were Interested m pfeseril.llor a brother. sister, moth· with an a)lundance of peace and prosperity. ~r or father, as the c:ase mlgh' Only the nortllern reaches of the Midwest and tlie WI!Stern mounlatn regions were expected to enjoy a while Christmas, ~e" It was observed that one eh>ld but there was no tack of other tr~ilional a~pects of the se~­ after doing her ohopplng • re son. membered she wanted at least 31 Me'lhants ru;ound lite countr> ~ Christmas oards. queried about and 1 half m•l~ the Middle FuneralService / Tbis compares with the "no,·· thl! dee li-e she sa1d: reported a huge business volume, L· I ~IO ."dolta" as <tompared to tl)< 1of 80 deatbo for mal" traffiC toll "Everybody In my ~ass at In some cases record ~ales 1 fnd1 a Yflal' ago M11houij,t; cahng gifts will be piled bi(h a non-holiday pertod at this urn• !ChOOl oent me a <ard last year cont\nues to lciid all In around the Chrl!tmas tree of year. and this year 1 want to send eacH counties m pcrcentag<' :rhe council pl,oded ]V>Ih mll· one a card " It was concluded the wme ht!ld Jll attamed and Monroe, Free Methodist For millions of devout Amer1 torlsts to stay sober and, cbey :Youn:pter meant Valentine cai'ds. Wvandot, Augl:me, Hill'· on Mondn>" for Wei· cans, C~rlstmas Will start ton>sht traffic lawa, polntlni out thet ' and 8 not1 - was made on the Ja)• L1ckmg and Guernse\' 74, a former rcs1 With m,rilnlght chtlrch oervlce>. moot tr,fflc fa!alltles are eaused ..,. cal~ndar to be sure that thl.! County who dtc-(1 Coubhes have alret~rly aulricvcd Juniors Family, get•logeth~s will -{eaturo by drlnllng dr>tell!l oilld road kog1 girl had 31 Valentines to 10nd ' Huspttal 1:1 theit' 1957 sales goals the day's activities, tDpped oifr Tbe council's plea will be back· two months hence. ' Sl.les in Me~gs Count} for Nov , on Fndal Wltb a sul"~tuous Cbrlatmaa dm· ed up by all-oqt cr~ekdown 0<1 Jayceel assisting the children m New Hawn ember totaled $27,286 ner , violators In moat alate• by state In the r tour Included Die~ Rosen· .rumors of l,aurcl CLff Metlto· in Ste!u But, lnev•lably, tragedr In th' and local auth6rfties who will baum.' Cal Simpson, Virgil Brown M8iii. GENERAL HOSPITAL wm meet at 6 P m afternoor. form ol traffic death~ wdl cast R glve up the day With their famlt Jim Thomas rd also helping AdlniUed Charles Callowa), l1o•night at the churth to go carheld at the losbmber cloak over the holiday eel· "' so that pthe~s may live to en· with the yo~n girls wa• Mrs Jccordmg to announcement with nev.. K. J CoolvUle; Ann Ebcrsbadt,. :Pome. ebrallon, but since Chrlstmaa falls ioy the holiday with their love!( Vir&il Brown roy. , : ~oday by Rev W H Strausbaugh m nud·week ttil high.\f~ al~qsh· Dnes. ' -':""'-·,;__....,.....;... Discharged Wand a Shane, .1\8· pastor of the Pomeroy Free Me· tor " not ex~ected to ,b&,u idea: Pre!idertt Eisenhower, like Alvm Norris, Pomeroy;~ thodtst Chp.rches. _ ., on holldar w~ekends. lmosl .Amerleanll, will spend to· , Pomeroy Rev. Strausbaugh also announc~ The National 'Safety Couneil .,. daY at wort,, and tentuCve plans ed ih~t there w11l be D() serviced tunates as many as 180 persoq• call tor the PttBident and, Mra. Horper B. held Chmtmas Day at Ihe Laurel 70ttt f-NNtVERSARY will be kill'd .dnrin;' the 80 hoilr Elsenhower •iO ~nd CIII'1Sim•s roy DUBLIN, N. H-H>ram Ca!'Oy, Cliff Cltureh, hut that LaUrel ~ollda1 lll'rlod from 8 p. m on DaY at1 t&e WJUta· House and the~ ,,.,. 01:ae!·~~ 87, yd ~" wile,Id!llia, 88, will Ch£1 Will umte w1th Hysell Run Chr,tmas ' Eve uatij midnlihl leave for rl lo~g Weekend at their COljl1ty obs,!Ve t~elr 70\h w~ddmg ao· Chureh for services on Thursday Chrislm88 Day, 1ar111 ~oma 1Jt ~Getlj'abur~ Pt. J;uallce Dec. 26. lj!Ytii'IIUJ lu lhe near future. Wesley J, Roush Held On Frid~i To Go Caroling Tonite ,i l,t . .-. 1 ' "l . ·" ' \,('• I ' .' ' ~ 1 't '• ' •' Ohi')anS Urged To·Use · · y,o:..ft·i.L --n...,. ·.23·, petti-pouf sleeves ••• m dynamic IJiadru-type priqt. The enucy straw is banded to matdt. Ameritel' Suaar Ycar to all our "••·h• 89. , . llfCiit" <' I'LANTIII•• ·•~""'· ~d, wqnHerlulolil"'hes(r, ·' r ,J, l~ I I ' I' I ~• ..l.o~fp. p)US"f I" OWIf ~lifll flU,! ,er~ t p areat ~~~-w . fashion with tl1e swish wrap-around sash, brau.buttoh IfNI M IV t«WWIIC rlve41n tllne for Chrbtmu Gllti. Co~~tians RePresentative lfeorge Meinhart ~eigs, Coun!y l!a1 received a $25,000 II(IU be'uled.to create a 100-camper · The grant 1,1 'to be included in partrrient ot Natural Resources in the stall!'• part system of which th Chr' t Siloo}O t~ 18., Meigs . The O'rdlnation service for the orillnation of John Arthur Homeless Family Hoyt to the qosp~l Ministry' ~t the First Baptist ChUJ\Chld· Me•~• county opened up ita day, Dec. 27, a(7:ao p m. ~ 1 open to the public who are lnVJt· heart Monday to a t,mily left de.. 1 ed to attend lioth tile ordination service and' the Nceptlon tltude by '" early morning lire . which will be ~ld latei in the church sOcial rOQms for the than saw them left homele88 with· Rev. John Atthur Hoyt. out clothing, furniture or food Mro C P Bradl>ury Will b• But by nlghUall, Monday even· orgamst for the service aqd Mrs W/ ing the fanuly of Mr tind Ill'S.. Ir· Clarence Lacey will d.rect tim aJI' 1f ea er ' vln Kiser were established In a senior chcnr The ReV William new home, completely furnisfted, Cla>r Hnrmon,•professor at Wme· Predi'cted For w1th stoves, beddtns and other ne· brenner Seminary, Fmdlay, broth· C!esslttes. er-in-law of Mr. Hoyt, w111 give Today foodstutrs,...and clothmg the call to wors1up and the,. Jnvo· lor the family of 14 contmued to catwn and lead the eongresauon IS mas ay pour In Crom merrhants of Meigs 10 the Lord's Prayer WASHINGTON UP-The Wea County, and from individuals, even The recommen~at1on o! tb~ lhcr BIJrcau predlcls r,Ir mlld to a Christmas tree with all Its Permanent Council w1Il be g1vrn 1veather over nearly all of th1• tnmmtngs and toys for tbe young· by the Rev Gerald R B!'own pu. na~mn Chmtmas Day. er children oi tlie family ~()r of the Vlnton Bs.ptJ:it Pamh, It sa1d abova~normal temperil Wlthm hours after the flall)es and the Script.tre reading w1ll be lures are expected generalb w1th by the Rev W Lutper Troey ·empcratures ru.ngmg from the hod completely devastated the pastor of the Calvary Baptis 30s m the rortbe!'tl border states tenanWarm hpme td Kiser on the Howard S Roush farm at Letart Church, Rio Grande .o tJOs a,.d 7().; 10 the South Falls, neighbors of that communitY The Rev D;~vtd Pohng, pa'ito,. The unly lll:!~tlons where Christ beean makmg t~e rounds of the or the Ftrst Prcsbytcrum Church 1k t t b hjt 1 th county with truck! gathering up Bufhlo, N Y., will preach thl nns 15 1 c "' 0 e w e 5 In f' furnitur-e and other nece8SltJes for sermon for the evenmv and Dr r.orU.ern portions of ' M.cbigan, the fam1ly comprised of J<lser ipd Wisconsin, Mmnesota and th" Paul Judson Morris, sCcrehry of higher mountain areaa , in the hiS wife, Mr. pnd Mn Samuel Kl· ser, the grandparents, and teri chll· the Ohio Baptist Couventmn, West Granville, w11l giVe the charge to ·LaSt week's record 'IVarm Spell dren the candidate. -The ordmatton mellcd all snow. from lhe north· The !ann home In whiCh the Kl· prayer is to tie giVen by the Rev eastern slates and npn~ iJ m ser family rs now established Is C E Hoyt, !other, of the candi >~gbl for Christmas the bureau located on thio Earl RQbinaon £arm dzte and pa~tQr of the host .. hurc' added ' about a mile dlstant from the and be wlll also welcome his son· home that was burned. mto the mmistry. The b"ned!ctJon SaJd one nelghbOI' •h the Letart Will be given .by the Rev John Fred Peet Arthur Hoyt ' ' , · , · Falls erea today, "Thank God lor the goodne" In the heart. of the John A lloyt graduated as •l!j, f.~i d B people of Meigs County ThiS IS honor student from T1ff>n Hlgu me li4IPf truly the real Gbrlstmas $Piril and Srhool ' and Magna Cum ~aulle '1..1 • ~ real tmdence that in the brother· lrom .Rio1, Grunde £olle~e H 'lUODdav hood ot man there " alwuya that w>ll cgmiete I hi! mJI.\lsterlol } --'"""' , ,uun~e88 to help all"lber In ad· studies lit · ~~~,,!\: 1tj;lh.~;"'ol~a\.. • 'l'flia ~et Sixth. ;j.venue, died, ver111ty, ,', • ··t"' :, r'' ·• ll."·c~~~r~ r ~~~~~· .M6n~'~ at ihe ~~ 11t •·~~ : ,.. ,, '4£11! ·~- ~,..,. ~- .. e ' en •· oa ' 'lllllc:res~~liiiUinme, , Mbap!, luis . • , ;; '1; +, ; .., dus Coll.ege, P~llhpl, W Vs,. arid where ho.and bfs"wlfe have one semester at the UruVOJ'Sity o! patients for oeveral montba. , Kansss. • He Is survived by b111 wife While attending Tiffin High Friends rnay eall 'at Ill~ ent School he ,wal Regional, State Rawhngs.Coata Funeral Home Thl , , , and the first }lational president .lllhere services w>ll be ~ql.d on Area S Year of the Hi·Y Congress ar,d attewt-' Thllt'sdoy at s.so w•th the R.v ed conferences. m Canada an~ C. E Hoyt, pastor ?I the First Christmas as Its founder r~trl•' I :~i~':f;;::W · ~,o;flnlteiv · B t , Baptist Church officiating. • >- • : 1· Mex•c~. He was oc t lYe m ap "' 8 Ia! 11 b' 10 1h . 1 would have It, was brlllllnUy t~r· Youtll Fellowship \'Inti. and 1l!eld C urt , WI e • RivetV •• dent m at least two reportedi·ln· national and sljite ofl•ces and e~e h h 01 4ents this week. Perhaps IJU>/ spent one aummer at Green Lake J l" eet, w 0 move4 ere are rePfesentative or the ma.ny ,ac· WIS, National Bapus( A.jsembly from Pennsylvania le\Jr~f ye::• uona that remain unteported 1 • ago, wu a member of the Bapt~.~~t, ' " Mr. Hoyt sbrved ai pastor of ' Church. Sund,ly ruiht .s>x young !he VInton BaPtiSt, the Fa~rvle• sonvllle commumty folb w11Jo·.. o" BaptiSt In Mmford and tho Har~ ' R~v Fred 'l;'horne and his ""'nu ..J ford, w. va, Baptist churches M110 Norma Parsons, went while atte~ding Rio Grande Col· ling They visited the home .. o1 lege l!e hOI been guo.st pastor , • , elderly Mr. and Mrs. Emmett at the Harr,.onvll!e Presbyterian Completes Mayhugh, ' she havmg recently church· the Fo4erated and Bap· been Injured In a fall tist eh~rch Pomeroy the Fmt Said Mrs. Mayhugh: · l*lmate BaptiSt, th; I First Presbyterj;m rme ' raml_n g '"Tb&t was a very mce tblilg li~C!rlo!~~~~~ and the Chprch of ChriSt •n Mid· for the.e f>ne young ~eople ol dleport. White attendmg Colgute· Samuel R. Roach, ion "f Mr our commumty to do I m In my Rochester Semmary he was asso- and ~~~. Elmer Roaeb of Lctact, 80'1 and don't get, around too e~ate and Interim pastor of the W. Va., has completed r~lt much al))'lllore." . F~rst Presbyterian ebureh at Lc· training at Marine toi'P' Recrul.! Tho lolayhuihs ' inv1ted ~h: roy, N. y )J~pot at Parris Island , sroup Into their home where w t • The twe!t·e·week tralnlnr ache· the aid dof a prano more 'tradl1 MIS! Gortru~e Mopkhern. dule Included .,, drill, bayonel tiona! Chrl,stmiS' songs were aung. State College, Pa , a graduate o! tramlng, physico! · conditioning, '!'he young people Included the Eastman School of Music and pmdas, ceremomes, and other Glona and Gordon Atklnlt, Sha· ~ HGyt fi!Nt!re , marrlea in Juiic, military subjecJs,. ron Atkin~, Janice and Frankll~ l~fi'l aad ther will make th' r Three weeks were spent on the Epple and Larry Clark. 1o~me In Detroit, Slich , when~ rille range where the recruits In !omeroy Monday F, .. ttn Ia _ Services To Be Thursday RallyToAid~f I Chrlltmal 1 "'t wtttr her parents. lo!Qor and Mrs. C 0. Flaber, and family Tuesday Sgt Sera J. Fllh er, Columbuo, will Job\ tbe family for the holiday~ Janis Childs junlbr nuru at Hober Hoa~1tsl, apent the week end with her mother, ldn. 0eor1e Cblldo. Pauline Zirkle, juniOI' aur10 at lloiJOr Hospital, Is home for the bol!dayo with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewia and daughter, /anlee. Dr and Mrs. R. R P10kena and eleven year old son1 Ray, lei t ~UDd~Y lo~ the Hunllnaton ' air· Port where they left ~i. planq, flow by Dr Plekeqs, who' bao • ; oolnmerclal II cease, for •. llrQwnsv>ll• Tens and then lifellle.. Cit•· .,~,:., th•Y plan to· 1peod Chr~st mil. They will fly from U.err to Pasadena, Call£., anU ~ atten ' he Rose Bowl gam•·· l~tf pl•n o ·b• home by Jan. 15. , , Mr. and Mrs Rqe , Tuckennau Mrs w 11 Juhllns, Mr. ~nd Mr, 11, T Ru.,ell, Mldd!epor~ am' IIIYrna Rus,.U, ~olulllhu~ wer ' irt , Athons Sunday where tnc• ' were gueJts at a family d!Mer a' the home of Mr. and Mn' Edgo• Tooketman and •children Kar:•' '1!1d t'ortll,. ~~. of 'l'Ocktrman and Mr•· Russell, tit formet Donna Tuckerman, w~r< celebrated. Mr.!'na Russell w~o h'4 beon; vlaltlnr her parents returned to Columbll! Sun \ ~'~L=-IX~N~O.~Z1~3~----~------. ---~--~---~-m_QO __r_~_IM __ t~__rt,~OW~o~,~~~~~~~~~~~==}:~~:=~~=·~~~~~~~ aoi, Michael, arrived;today for a I "' At Pf,oular Reer~ation • I ·'l""!r- . ~---.!~ Mrs Bud Morgan • Is Hostess for dinner Dunng the afternoon gifta were eKchangcd by the group and Mn I Ht~rley llanlllg !D behalrl or thl! ladies prewnted 1\frs MorJID the president v.Jth a gift Present were Mrs James Snu!lt 'Ohio: Clarence Rupo of Tarpkl,- rta, .,.,jved Saturday to 15PtUI<I-; the holidays wltb hi11 aon·tn·law and dayghter, Mr and Mrl.. Howard Seldeoable and sons, Pine G~v'\,. Mr1. Joy Warner and chit~' of Catawba are the ~•!l "o!'Mi '• ' mqth~r, Mro Edith llallllb' and oilier relatiVes 1 • ..___ Mr. and Mro Harry Vew ~wn MiddJfl!ll8rl !!. ..... ' ~~r Area To Be "-"' '" The BY UNITED, PRESs zeL ,~. 2 , Rog.r-:!.ilicoln Air Fol't'.t Base, Is 11100 dlnl the hqll· days with Mr. am! 'Mr< Emnt 1 C_pvert and family. Artbur Covert, d. A' d Party z,nesvllle, IS also here at the co. a tes I vert home and they wjll bejolaed Mrs Alld Morgan cntertamed for Chrlotmaa by t~e Rev Lester the Ladle~; Aid or thr Flatwoods C:overt, Zaneivllle Church Thumla) at her hom!', Coach and »ra, Charles MeDon· witn ~n all day qtnlttng. Th~ aid and baby aon, Jerry, Lanmt· home was decorated m k_eepmg er, visited former frlenda and w1tb Chmtmas mctudmg a light neighbors here Suhday. He Is ing the evening to Mr and Mr~ ell tree under wh1cb g1Cts were coaeh at Canal Wincheoter Hillb Roger Morgan, Mr a1.d Mrq placed Sr)lool. Ralph Graves, Mr anrt Mrs Paul I A three course chicken dinner Danny Sllnhom has Chapman, Mr and Mrs Dann1 was served ~l noon The tab\~ lng In Columbua illd Thompson, Mr and Mrs Allen C I was attrart 1ve w1th candles and and Mro. "'"'""' ,Hill Sr, Mr Pm1 Mr~ WllilaiT' J eenlercd wllh a Chn stJflaS arran here with Swatzcl, Mr and Mr:~ Gerald Schuster, M1ss lucv ~m~bary, A R. Kmght, M1 5 William Wooc.i"' and the honored guest Sendmg g1fls hut unable to at tenet were Mr and Mrs Frank Jcnnmg.s aJHl Mr and Mrs Will lam Childs Weather -----------------....-- Yule Party Held L ' SOCIETY I Mr,. l for Years ' POMEROY Society Christmas Party Held Mrs Oscar H.mlaway entertam-~ ~Iss V1rgama Wanston, th~ Rev. N ed the members of the Mt Mor1al1 0 Burdon aked the ble.mng. Du1.·· Baptist MJS~!OnctrY Society and mg the soctal hour gtfts were ex: guerts at a Chn~ t~uas party at her I changed by 'Secret Pals .and Mrs home Thursciay evenmg, 1 Payne prcsl(len t, and Mrs Harpe. Mrs. rtcd Jacllson and VlCC prestdcnt wcsented Mr and Cassell "'ho was ll1 h11:d Mrs BB1JrJon with gifts from th ' rplanned the program whiCh melud 1 SoClety ~d Scnpturc rcadmg by Mn. Ar 1 Guests meluded Mr. and Mrs lena Ree.c;e, cprots, Chrntmas pra Bordon, Mr Fred Jackson, Middl~ }'er by thcJr prestdent, 1(rs. Kar pGrt, and Mrs Jackso11, Lakm tlryn Payne, Christmas atoriea by The Hardaway home wa~ beaut! Mrs Nellie Wmston ancfl MrR Em fully decorated m keeptnJ Wlth rna Bland, 8 trio, Mrs C. R. Young, the ChriStmas Season and t~ gift, Mrs Campbell H<1 rper and M.r~ were placed \.lll~Cr a hghted ltee. Arnolrl Richards, who SJPg "Silent Night," .• tatk by Mrs N D n,. Cub Scout Pcick don, ntte of Lhc churcfl paslor, lt 1 ans .... . ' • ' I and son ,;{rr;y· ~i Valdosta, GR, Pa , and Mro. Irene Jacobi ~~ mlv&d Friday; to apnd t~e bOll Cincinnati were wee~end I"""' day• with, hlo ' 'parents, Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Ellu Stlleo. Mr• Harley Brown. ' MIISes Mildred, Alina and AI· DtVIti '1'119Juu, Mlne.,vllle, berta Pullins of Flatwoods weq Ie(t ~un4tl'. {or Croo~svllle Saturday dinner guest• ol llr M•·• Dey Hysell la£1 Sunday lor where he will .1pend C~rlstma• and Mrs Ellu Stiles. Columbus to spend the wee!~ with hla a.m ana daughter-In-law Saturday evenlni iuosta of Mr end ttlth her son abd daughter- Mr. and Mn. Walter Thomas and and Mr& Elias Stlleo were ·Mn In law, Mr. and Mn Otbo Keeo family Pearl Skagl!ll of Qlnc,lqn~U; Ken· nam • · · 'MJ. 1nd l!l(a. , rJwd ldesche.· neth Ne,Jlle, Hemlock i Grove; Mr and Mrs Vlr}ll ' cij.pbelt and SQDS of IA~aiip~ were thp Ml and !!Ira EdwatJI S!~e· and left Suoday ror a Vl!ll In CRlum Sunday l"e&ts of Mr. and Mrs, family, Middleport; ·¥r•Jpd Mr1. John Ginther, Ches~Cr; ·llr. ana bua wit~ their son·ln·la" and. dau· ~ohn IIllich. 11hter, Mr. and Mra. Allthony Mro uwll Young, Monaca, Pa. l!lrs Wm !fusser and daughter Puglisi. · Thomas Young, ' New Brighton, , and Eddie &~nther. Ml'l. Hattie Russell u! Colum bus apent the weekend at her hon1e Anne St Mr, aqd Mrs Dale '\raleJJtlne and ehU8ren Larry and Janice of Parkeroburg opent Su11~ay with Mr" aod Mra Eldon Kraeuter and daughtero, Mornmg $tar, Larry and Jaolce remained lll,. spend Chrl1tmao. Mlu Jo Anne Swatsel, IN, "Of Gallipolis mived this :corning to spend Christmas with her p<r· ents, )tlr. and Mrl, Albert , Swa~ At 89 Active ,. \ . "' . ' ' Program Tbe youth of the M11on Meth.. dtSt Church pr.,.nted a Cl!rlal· mas, prograpa 00 Suaday everung at the church. lllu•tyn FQI!esong narrated the program wlilch mcluded colored •"rl• films porti'aJmg the birth of Cllrist. .ane choU' aang carols and a duet was sung by Oebra and Mari· IYn Cook. Short verses lfl6l'8 atao prescated by younger chlldrea. �' Pigeon Takes Over Hatchi~ Jo~. ·The Editor's At Sherd Hostetter Farm Home Ma~l Bag (.:p~!isftriiOIS Is Seen Everyw.here Here ,,w.h Ch un.. AC..,;VI,tl'es ''' and professional men this year "did it all over again" and they did it with exceedil)gly good ta~te. Middleport, with a much la'fger number of blocks to strmg wtth lights, is d Dee Hostetter. 11, daughter or Mr and Mrs. Olen Hostel· Editor Sentinel· ter, who lives at Long Bottom, 0., believes ducks and carrier My unknown friend who signs pigeons are of the same family. At least Nature has led her himself "Anonymous" 'tapped the to thi assumption. nail on the head hyhtly \'ihen he S . . • . (or sh(ll should have sent 1t home Ten months ago Dee, lacktng any pets, vistted a c~J!dhood . with a lwn,icr blow. It 1, true that friend's home one da~. She !ell in love wtth ducks about ller l't•cteotauts do not attend Mass os friend's nlace. She wanted one lor ' hout one mont~ flat there was a our Catholic fllends do. so why a pet nnd osked grandfather Sherd duckli~• toddling around the should they cclebrote "ChristHostetter. Tuppm Plain~ if he place "Daffy", the duck, Still Mass"? wo11Jd take core of one fo• her. makes the Hostetter place its We are not comt~anded by Je· Satd Sherd home However, lhe durk and pig· sus or ally of the apostleo to ecie· "We can't takr care of have httle to do w1th each brate Jesus' b1rth, but rather ccleducks ilerc They'rl be running off other now. brate his death for we lind atLnke 11nv quite as attractive This all cost money an a great deal of labor to hnng about. Visitors and be nothmg but Vouble." to both centers cannot but apprectate what But Dee was not to be d'"led of and Ia bor ~t a fury of creation to e•ec:t 80meUdll'g ,of'l)eauty abOut the home in a Chiistmak lli~llle? 'Tilts c~eatlve expression can be notbhig ellle than gratitude to the un· seen btit'ever.PI'elient Master for the gift sim· ply llvihg In what as r'eeent ago as 100 years should llave a~peared to be absolute luxury lor the tiulk of our multlfudes. Dec and grandfather Sherd won- 22.19. Douay, And tuklng bread, If what th•y had happen with He gave thanks, and Broke; and ''" hf'f desire She dcctdcd to bring a the1r duck and pigeon is unu~ual ove to them, saying; This Is m_y duck el.!g- to her grandfatfie"r's 1 r nou gh to be rare Unt1! someone body, whl~h is given to you, Do haS been done. 'Ill '1'11 There Is ample evtdenre that Christmas , Ch . . 0 lives tn its true rtsltan meamng r.e way to summarize Christmas might be "that in. . · i th' f · lf ~8 a~ly sptralton 1o g ve som~ mg o se of showing gratitude for the fact Of Jig alive " Thus note the number of Orgab!Za- place. Thrn she dem.mded some I tells IIH'm otherwisr they wtll thts for a commemoratton of me. means of 'makmg a duck out of I stflnd on their du,.k: beiJll'l hnt('l,,.d Or as the King James ver.sion says: her duck egg'" . by ~ ptgeon as quite unique In lo- ThiS do m remembrance of me. No In near despcrat1on Sherd sug- col Nature lore where are we told to celebrate ·gelled Dee gtve the esg to a carler •pigeon that t~&d llee'n Stat l'n g Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner and ~round his farm home for several Sll~te and Da,Yid of Fanv,:~o:, N~/· 'Y~f'·. -d In 't~ent 1the ~eek ~" 6.:"/1!, on s· 1 mg nen ' an r a tv · . . ' h ' ' ,~ ~ 1.w.:. .TI\o pigeon took over 1D !tons ltke the Jaycees, t e Le~ on •, "'}!~s, r-and many other groups which pi"O'~u~ lOOd (~~'~{)'S 'SWO"J. baskets •toys and ffems of cTothln'g ~drll \.11"1 1\ K IJ ' ' · · · !) i\U" AC!t'OSS 110\VN 20 Maturo Youngsters and oldsters alike never tire of unfortunate peopl~. This ts not donte . e, se \a. JOitie t. Cot;!~or 22. Tongue someone m Washmgton D. C. or ~lil\h'ffus 'handle 2. Wllfj\ pro. 1~ " w v~rylng the "Santa" theme. It Is at once a "' d d It '"'if iR 3 dlpretter tuller. i I d • I d L or even the courtnouse or ere uO e. a. . .,e k I , (alan( I ances 8 1 mp e ·paean egeil ilnd at the same time thcr, this work and sacrifice is ah ekp!'e\i1ion ~~~ \ ' 4. jllnc',..acl 23. Death symbolic of the ·Christmas time; when shep· or Christmas in its 'finest sense: to l!f\le. u. Wing• , 5. Eahb notice 24 ·Lotter herds brought gifts to - ·mysterious infant In , • ' l'ff J,~, ' 1 as • a rough Palestinian manger. Travel ' ·bout our Yes. persons of all fa1ths, Which d 6r on· s2 Tenny. fOddest 26. Le!ir Ty in wavs and means not in obfe'c'tlve may ltonlan 6 ?8lm ~~;:.tu • Meigs County COm!pUDitles ·and note how · h 'Chrl t h1 ~ 'h heroine lEa! lellmlOY'o Alo;.ir 1 many families 1\lfe ll rea1 feeling for Christ- justly be proud t at . s mas s s c a 113 Kind ot (var.) 27 Untred 39· Extern&~ strong told upon America alnd us here. For boer 7. Danfers' Servrce mas. There are too many to cou'rit. . f f . Ch i .... "· 't .. 15. cotdne" •YII'bali t'u"'t!0!·n :_.roat'"'• Cll h y, bemg capable o ee1mg r Sm•BS .., enuer(med l 8. Tall ,. ... ure es o .er tbe nation, and at home, en· ly and deeply we sense we also have liil'eiigth 16. Tho $.Rubbed tabbr I u Swtlist the aid of children, led by sa~rlficlng to race the Godless 18 ~ni'~·lt to.~~.over 29 ~:to~· 42. ~~~h adults, in re.cJreating tableaus Incident to the d th R ill · "' ' matdelll letter cheese 19· F•bor or birth of the Chrl)t Child Th We do not have 10 preten a1 us 8 re14. Btbll<* (v~r. ) 43. Spreada · ese are carried presents the Godless. !I. ~~:m name 32 Bark sralis to4r) out With great attention to the deep meaning \ . , h' . i tire ith· !7. ar..k ss Regret u Halt! 1 5 •wl , of Christmas. Only the coldest heatt can re· · Ttre Sovtels a;e ,as t~mng a un v, 12 ~r;· letter ~8. Entice main untoucbell out the rewardmg lnspJratlons of 'to g ve. Negri _' • They shout their objective Ill. Ro<tent • cS. .\ l And certalnl Y not least, Is the custom or Christmas lends us courage to faee not On· 88 . Degrade ~I our •towns and cities In decorating their ly our Individual probtems as they may 'arise. ao. Relieved mal·n t"'ness · gth 'I '""ht ill. Enclosure •• secUon~ with traditional Christmas also gtves us stren ' n•• g ' tor Ghrlstm Dgllts, bells, Santa Images, and faith and unity to meet that greater challenge awtne lighted Ch!'lat , hlas trees. Pomeroy business which is wol'ldwlde IS. Young , soats •• GALLIPOLIS LIVESTOCK r · Neu tar and Mrs George Casto, Middle- o'r "'-llllY l6r , I l I Daybook 'Daily S~ntmeJ IIRTMDAY PARTY Dee ltartl~ger's birthday wao eelehrated with' a dinner Monday at tho RoblnJOn Dry Cleaning plan~ Rutland Street, and the em· ployeotl and their gueot, Mr,. E. F R•blnso~. exchanged Christmas gifts. 'rhelma Boyer baked the birthday ea,ke for the party. Others present were Mro. Sanford Thorn~ f1orfnc~ Rowe, Lavada •Woodgllftl, . Helena Biker and Rllla' l!fwts. 'I~ ~ 1 _ ''31~ BIRTf'IDAY The tllirteenth birthday of Dicky Harris wai celebrated Saturday whan birthday cake and ice e~cam were aerved by his mother, !In Frank Hayes, and younger broth· er, David f.ennetb, to Mrs Mary Romine, M~. and Mr1. Harold Letnle) and aona, Chuckle, Sonny Rirky and ..,bby Joe, ond the guus~ ol ~onor. ·,· klW ARRIVAL · llr. anci Mrs. Robort Caoto are announcing the birth of a oon, Do~eldEIJi•ne, at the MasQII Clin· lc .. 1'beJ ,lifO ~ave a daughter, Bo;c~. Grl!ldparents lnel~de Mr. .-E . port, snd Mrs Henry tasto Is a "l!OG's-m lo 220 lbs l9.00 to great grandmother 10.75, %20 to 250. lbs. IMO to NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mrs lay Hall Jr. (Mar· lene Athey) nre announcmg the birth of a daughter, Penni Mar· leno, at the Schaekel Clmlc They have two older girls and one boy. !5 ~;~~~~~ 1 name tb.15: Ltght til OD to 19.7b; Fa: $7 Lou~• Sow's 12 00 to 11 ' ~ Sta•• 12 00 01 1 I40. Atdldoll In 15 00 Boars II 01)• to"" 14 0& Sows a~d Ptgs 5 'to 12.00; '44 Gene Shoats ·a 00 to 20 00 ~ T10rn•Y CAITLE- Siem 400 'to 22 00 rei' H01frrs 12 oo 1" : tt.J, Baby Beef , 46 Form o! 14 oo to 22 00, I··" """' 12 00 to · lync poPm l7110 Canner' Hllll to II 00, ' uII s tO Oil " Ill Oil, ~~ dk Cows •a.oo ~; CE'o,,'",'l~n 10 140 00 ~' • Apc·rtm~ c ~o VEAL t ~I.VES--Top• 30 ·~ r., a Sccrmds 2l ,OO lo 280!· · Modh c, J 15 00 In 2000, Com. \(!'1 . J(v · • ~~ Trees 12 0 s ~ i~l'~~~.;",1:~ 81~~s 1 ~ G; ~;;'· 1 DAILY CRYPTOQllOTE _Here's bow " x ¥ In 00: Sto(·k l'..iwes 3 ttl to 8 ,}tl I A X l' D 1.. D A A ~''t Sheep :JOO to 800 C'ull, I 01\ LoNG FELL 0 W a EMERGENCY AID . 1 Irma Wilson of llaCine rccmcd aid Monday, from the Pomeroy EJ:ncrgcncy S{Juotl when ahe appar· n~y suffered from an attock of loW blood pressure In 1t locHI phnr· mnry DIVORCE GRANTED Thelma Boyd WDS granted • fina! divorce decree from Kenneth Lee Boyd in Common Pleas Court Monday according to Judge John c Bacon. TRACKDOWN DETROIT- !Irs Margaret Dan lei tracked down her husowd'• shoes while the thief w~s sldl In them. Sho apotted the s\wes un n strsnger lo a grocery slm trailed him to hi! apartment nnu called polieo. 11 ·o 4 00 JJufks 3 00 to Cl.IOJ F.. r \Vethc·rs 4 DO to 8 00 I.A\IBS-Tups 22001 St\'0\\1\ < IS uo to 13 00, Light Wb. - . - --- I~ OU - - -- -- • Sr.rVIcrmen r.n~ \T LAK~S. Ill ti'IITNClChurlcs R Houdashcil, boti<•rm:m flrcmnn, brother ol Mr ,10 ti M" Wtiliam ~·. Hollrl .shcil , r Knulc 2. Pomeroy, OhiO, ~r·uiiLI' crt from the Bollcnn ou's S1·hou:. Nov 15 at the Naval Ti'"""'U CcuiC\, Gtcal Lake•, Ill to work On.e letter si mp ly stantls for another. In this sample A Is ute<! fo the thre~ L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apo.s- 1\·l~h .. the longlh and !Ormation of the wordo are oil hints. Ell.\.' h d~y the code letter.:; nre dl!Cercnt. 'I A Cryptogram QuatatJon -' J B II A R Awl I 'J R B II y p E y Q P y Q A R J B W g y u R R u!! Q V • 0 1 y DB R B B R B-UY C H W J ,Q R • \~ '' ' '' CUtl1lR 3.80 1.00 • 3.80 3.80 )0{1 1.00 1.00 16.110 21.00 13.00 2UO .1UO Local 8. II. _.••. __. .60 Local 8. D. •. -... .60 3.80 s.so 1.00 1.00 IQ.OO ' 21.()() 1~.80 '17.()() • \ltlt11'11 Local s. D. . ... _. .60 \ Ol.JVI •I bJ!Irb Lout 8. D. ···-- - oo 8.80 1.00 1280 17.00 8.80 1.00 16.00 21 ()() Eulem LoutS D _____ ___ 80 3.80 1.00 18~0 21.90 W~ 3.80 StiU 3.80 1.00 100 .40 161111 l! 110 16.110 2190 !0.00 23.30 100 18 110 21.00 80 .00 .20 .20 noo ~a 20 1000 t? 110 l020 20 tO 20.10 f"·. ~ OltANCII ·= l,ocal S. D....... 6D Nllri .t. total 8 D _____ M Rtllland Vlll11e .. ... ..... 60 ~t~l S D ...... fiaunu'rJ total s D. __ .... BellfOI'd Loot! S. D. ---- · lrflddleport Village .. ... . .. . ~un Village __ __.. ___ 80 80 M 60 oo :sJ'l)'Jl;m Loc:al s D --- --· 60 s.IO • ! .811 8 80 380 8.80 receive you. 2 Cor 6. 14·17. Bleas- cd are they that do ·his command· 1.00 3.20 poo s.~o 1050 20.00 l!o1ttbern T.l!cat s. D ______ "~ un 1.00 12110, 17 90 I!Aelne vm •., -..... __ __ M 3M .20 12.110 30{1 20.10 ,.,.,..,,. v111 ..e R~ sflO .20 12 eo &.110 21.10 J16m.,.n• R•llon s ll fl() 3 R~ 1.00 12 90 18 30 ,' t 11~•1 estato taxe• which have not been ~•ld a th~ close of eaeh eolleetton mry a 'enalty of ten • TaloA mJY be p,td at the ofllco of the <Ou•ly tr.11um or by mall Please hri"g your lSI! lpt, and If yon!»" bv moil. b' •ure tnlneato Y<tU.r property by taxing dl!trlct and enclose ielf·a<ld~ellied envelope. Always enmlno your lax receipt to see thlll! ~vers all your proM , ~at Ho1ITII - 8·30 AM to 4·110 PM dal f...except Saturday when offlre ~101ft at Noon. t'tli~t lrnl be open Dee. 10, 19071o teb. lit, IR • "' •· f~Mj,. G. 1\llLLHONt, County Treasurer (12)'3-lb:i?-Ulil (I) 7 6tc j • ••ill Channel 3- Wednesday 6.45 Sign Or1 10:0{1 :Arleae Francis Show 10:30 'j'rea.ure Hunt II !00 :l:lle )'rice Is Riyht ft :so. 'bulb or Consequences t2·o0 Tie T" Dough 12:30 It Could Be You I :00 liJd.Day News I ·15 M•vletlme 2:30 Bride anrl Groom 3:00 Matmeo Theatre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:45 Modern Romances 5'00 Comedy Time 5.30 Spi"ach Playhouse 6:15 Sp...rts Eye 6·25 Wei!herc,,t 8:30 News Picture 6:45 NBC News 7.00 7:30 8.00 9·00 p;30 10:00 7 00 s:oo 9:30 lo:oo 10 30 li :OO 12·00 12.30 J·OO 1:15 3:00 4.00 4•45 5:00 Christmas Program 1'reasure Hunt Eddie Fisher lifeet, l,l~raw Today A , Star Shall Rise Trouble With fl'ath&r Arlene Fronds Show Treasure Hunt Chri6tmas Church service; Tic Tac Doqgb It Could Be Yod Min-Day News Christmas in Connecticut Matil .oe Theatre Queen 10r a Day Modern Rorqances Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye We at bercaRt News Picture NBC NEW' Boots & " ''""• Wogon GilJ'IVIVBf , , 10,30 T1w New I A~e~tlll't~ , Marti& ana• u ·oo News Headline ' U 10 Weathorcast 11·15 Dr. Beckeft ./St . .. 'JtOm.• •t !AWee, Dei- . • Mr. and Mil. Frapk ~ left Thurtday for TetiiiOII\'c wbero /thft!rw~Il::.. ~~~. ~~~ RM.~ they ~Ill. 'visit with roldUves be- held MondiJ evening with Jo~n "Cbriatma1 Nlahr', Sherma• fore Joumeylna qn to -Piqrlda 19 Fultz, suj)ertntendcnl of the Mills· "My Doll . and I', NancY Mixer iamlly retulned lo their wend .tho whtter.. Chure~ S~hool, 'p•eold1ng. The ·Buch:man; piono oolo "Away Jn prOIJ'im · wat :'jrected DY ' Miss 1 Matlger", Leland Dlt61W! Parle Erlewlne,• itt:t.- Everett Brown· "My Chrlstmao Lilt" Bichn.!!J Jlil, .liOWt Taylor. Conn!;· Bachner; "ChriJimao ' Mn. lluPell ~yppt, Lewlo It SIJ1il" Georae sauer; "Yu!etld• Sauer ,tth' ~J Pa,ul i Hapton· Wishe;", Susap Morris; ''Gro'Wini stall a's jieeo~II!!•L . . Up". Billy ·HII\Itonst.ill; . "A Greet· llln. Taylorl' ~1- ·. presented Inc', Ronnie' Hand; "Giid You the firat part · :Whlch ' · lnclu4ed Are Here", M0111 l.ee Frailer; piano soloi hi Karon' Bachner two ions• by the Primary "Cn· and Carroll ~Iii> L7,!1M fl)~ • on'\ dle l!)lmn:;. and "I Love Thlo Ll,\· act play "(lj"ondmi, l!lle)''1 Chris~ lie StrjDier"; "Only • Smile .• mas". l'boit tikln)· part wero John Jobb· "A WiJh and a Star;• 1 Karen Bachner, Grl)ldljtl Riley; Sttven Krinke; vocal' solo "Fr~Y Carroll Ann LJpnr, ~i!bllay School the Snowman", Naney Buchanan, feaeher; Cheryl flte l!l)d Cinda aceomp•nled by' ~er slater, J,ynn Sauer wh,o ea.a •".[Ill~ BeUJ"; Buchanan: "H t ~ere" Ruth Edith HaplonataU, "\l((!fte ·Chri•J· Ann Sovely, Cynthio Ml9•· Lol! mas"; plano duet.: !Sei'en and Oil· Ann Sauer and Cathy Runell: 11 J,ewll; "silent · 'Nial)t" l!oy'• Mrs. Donald Lowery'• class Chorus; ,,ecltatlona, , .r;tan 1\t:i· 11ang two Chrislma~.o car()ls in. thP. chert and Mlehael. l!ostiC' Chris~1 original Germpn "nder the dtree· m14 Story, J.lie!hael ~.orris; trum• tion of Mrs 'F' C Rt r"' "l w! .'1 pet tolo, Jim Miller, Dleam llrs HaptonsJail ns ,, " · •~ children, Rodney and Clnda San ond the congregoiwn ,c ' t1 .. . · ly Min 'Lucy Ktbl.!t - 1 er, Cheeyl Fife; anqouncer, Roy elass In one of th e a - Joy:clnd 'Hies·sbtg$ \ 12:30 candlelight l'rocession . st. LouiS Cathedral ChannelS - Wednesday WHT~t..s_rv 1-, : ~ ) · r" r • 1 :ct,E~AHD'S· ,. ... Applia11ce !Store ua w.,Main ''· . . 1/boll~ zoe. sented a play "The Ftrst Ch mt : ., CHANGE OF ~ND Mrs. Lll· ', BA PORTE, t'!l' :pP-Barnh 11• Wlsha~au&h, publisher of a :'l\layne Short, hal a~<Ided ha w[leklv ne~paper at'Notom-. Kan. •. daesn't want io ~haller..ge TV'a 'II thO'Iirst woman state printer In Hugh Wyatt Earp O'Biien to a kansas history - and the first f3'1 draw contest 'after all Short Democrat to hold the offiee. Gov. Is nvr!lng a bullet wound in hi• George Docking, the state's first foot he received while practicinS Democratic eovernor In 20 years, h ~ fast draw. appointed !Jlrs. Washaba•gh. ·----~TY(O FIRSTS TOll~ , Kan. tJl> - ~ Rutla ... - .- Oliva.tngrallam\ .W-- Rut.•,.nd Furniture . \ • • I' I ' . • , It Hennessy, · · · , Menchmi · "' of •"J'tie ' " and " Jane by Barbara ,1 ~ ..., 0 Help- Kav y Jell· :)~an ~1ar· , 1lin 1 given by the smaller ch !dnat Taking part were Lcl::mrl Drown ll!lc· Karen Bostic, George Sauer, I t y ~ ,,,, , ,, , I , ' .. . B11ly HapWnstall,, Sh lr~cy Fr,,. r ~ '"'d ~ Bo·;nc•y and Rona ·J Tnt zler, Susan Morris, Juay JoblJ , 1... , · ~ 'S I John Jobb and K~y Slate~. Men.· l'<,lbt.l'lg the program J a n~ The Homebuilders Claso ol the Chureh of Christ went caroling bers ol the Jumor chOlr '.an3 w~us ln behalf of the school ' \ The Live Wire Clm of lh• Entcrprlle EUB Church mel Sun day afternoon at the church for a party. A solo by the Rev. LIBton Hal !ey opPned the meeting [ollow ed with prayer by llrs E N. Arnold and, ScripttJre readmg by Mrs Dana Young, who ahm gavt• a readinc. Gi2ll were exchangul durmg the JOCial hour. exchanged. The Refreshment& of Jte cream, month was Mrs cookies and col tee were served 1u Mrs. Leatho Hrs Walter Walker~ M\ s C las :~ Grace Maud and• ""'••'- :: Grueser, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs John of Parkenbur& Batey, Hn. Ella Amald, l!n. 1 " · ·- •· Fiek of Colui\1_11"!~ •! Emma Davlo, Mrl ~izabeth Rath- Barnett recent eallen ·In the burn, Mn. Youn1. and Mn. How· 1;.,ms home. ard Mdntosb. Preeedmg the re· fresbmenu. Mto. Davis asked Iho ble1sing. .. RIDSVILLE MIIUIAGE BOSTON \W taken from tfie '7-'::J;..r.:::-;:;;,;;;: November 2, 1845: Joan; carob; a voeal her dauabter, Mrs. Liaate Miller suddettiY pre duet by Vera CQVeft and Kay Very Darlll and cloolng prayer by tht "JIO· Rev C R. KonkriSbt. Ernest co. vert wao modeiator for the program and the oli4e proj.,!lor wao ~ ··~ ss , Dennis operated b7 David Xmlkright. ,, and Bill Santa Clau brpuiht treats to ;, ~ ht" af· Homebuilders Class Christmas Program Given carols during this presentaliU'D. Santa Claus vtslted the groUp at the elose of Ute program and presented ,Christ~• treats to aU of the ehtld!en In the progr1m and in the audience. presented a g1ft to tbe Rev Fat>· er John Ture~ af~whi<h Sani:' arrived with a giU for each chdu The Sacred Heart School wa. diSmissed Friday for Ute holiday vacation and will resume on January 6 Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Dinner He1d Get Your lioUdaJ PermanetJt Now SHIRUY'S BEAUTY SHOP married Welsh, the essentlol Elson o:-Connur of the ltar1 n" offended peraotv. he Corp, who villted here recent!} not hung." with h~ grmdmother, l!rs Gr'l~'.! Louden, haa returned to h1..<; !'m e at Camp Pendl•ton, Cahf. from Dayton O'Connor made the tnp by airplane. While atlcnd•n• school tb\re be .il majormg 1' 1 mathematieo. A Olj-~.tli~:!~~~ m VfEy.t JIEMPHIS Parub, paotor of tian Church, saya churches "are "look lllte ranch tbe cbildn!n lD the eongregation ken eoops " Hr church to look like a at the dose ol the program. Hair Cutting&: Styling Bleaching &: Tinting Reallstic - Brech caryl Richards & Rayette Pe.rmanents OPEN9T08MON. THROUGH SAT. Ph. 31l·M 109% Court Sl The Jolly Bunch Sc.;,ing ciub had their Christmas potluck din· ner Saturday a tthe heme o(,Mrs. I Lawrenee Mtlboan. Jolly Pal gilts. were exchanged and Pol·lden!itles revealed. ~Irs. Shirley Mills, president, was In charge of a abort bll8iness meeting. Tbe elub h¥d been endeavoring to get a couch for th~ Chil~n'• !lome and it was reported that Mrt Charles Burdette had given thom • couch which the Zirkle • 14ovlng Company bad taken to the Home for them. Christmas decorations were used throug~out Ute Milhoan home and 'the bullet table was centered with a sleigh filled with candy eanes and banked wt!h evergreen A Round-Rob<~ Christmas card was sent to Mrs. James Weber, who Is In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. D. E. Mlller, the only other member unable to be present, sent a gill for her Pal. M~mbers were Mrs. Milhoan,! Mrs. Mills, Mrs. P. !.. Mitch, Mrs. E. L Hu!lhcs Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Blanche Haptonstall, Mil . .Noah Hasklp' Mrs. Will Reynolds, Mrs. H: E. B~lh, Mrs. L D. Diles, Mrs. Orin Smllh, Mrs. Doyle Miller, Mrs• William Robson, Mrs. Carl · Mattox, Mrs Ke~neth Byer and !Irs. Herman Batley. ' ... .We wnllld like to add C!Ut _voice to the-chorus-of gQi,d' ' wilhei"cOming ,y" way ~,a dt~tnias , re~IY. Worth siDling . alioOt: .. merry and bijpt : 6n4 llled )Vhh in~ .happ~s • · ·for )'0\t at!d.~ 'dear ~~11 ·one.: · ' Ohio Vaii'Ely Ba~ing Cqmpc:r.; -Yule P~rty Held 1 F.'i,nklfn '!;'he Ohio Valley P.oin~roy Bakin~ . "We hope that your Yule. ·:d1ywll\be as cheedul and glowing ·£htest Christmas tree. May your '.' -b the happiness that comes from L.: , .•• :1dsbips and 'famUy devotion. pany Union had Chrtstm;:,; 1 ~~ the !rllddleport K. o£ I' ll .aPproximately one hundrerl ployees and their fom llu .' tOt.., • .,: ttinnf".r was served b'y i11rs -:-: . •. tllit J't!ll Wm lll*w Ill ' ~bury, Mrs. Helen San ' !rlrs. 1<. E. Wells, Mrs. lle1e:1 '' .ley, Mrs. Robert Lawis, MIS. 1 '' let Hoffman, Nancy Bea ver all ~plitotatWof ' " ' Ch"lo~e ' '< $anta Claus • Ul l Slater. ' visitc'~ the ptu·! · and distributed gifts to the clul·.· dren. Prizes were won by Pd"n , . ,!.Ira. Batey,Jlob<irt who reccJVed a cloc~·tadJO. Lewis, William Rus- se.n, ~~;ij~~$~;!~~;:;~;5;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;::;;;;;;:;:;:~ alarm clocks; Norman Fred- erick, electric mixer, and Paulme 'Cottingham, $5 Chri1tmis s!Diy ~"' tle!f ~ jqi.:JIIGit.;~ Jest wishes for on 990 ss-ot On Your ·- "The group were Richard Ct!amben, h.andkercb1ef ho.10r of the veraaey of T~re was ~~:~~~~: and a gift eJ !DYed by the Tho Birthday doted on Friday 20t~ at tbe home Alice Bise for p.rty. The home decorated in •••·P~I · holiday smon Tile Daiiy §entinel PICK CROW COLUMBUS UP- The Colum· DEVOTED TO INTERESTS bur Touchdown Club announced OF MEIGS·MASON AIIEA today It will awird Us Chie Har Natlo!!al advel'(l!lng repreaentaley tro~hy as outstanding coldve, BottiDertt.Jttmhllt, Inc., 843 lege football player of the yeor l.exlngton o\ve., New York CIIJ, 16. N.Y. \ Charmlnt( Enovvh Enterd aa secoa4 .el,UI malllnl 'PORTLAND, M~, - (Ul'l- A .natter •! 14• post Qfflce at p.,. , .•'il 1 weekly •hatm cia~• for high ..~.ool ero:v., ()fllo. ' !J'eshmep, an4 ~opnomare g:rh sublttriptlon rate.: lli!UVIII'l' 1>1 sporisor6.d by ·the c1ty was cancel· canter wjtere arulable so <enta per week; qne year.4n advan<e al led' There were no takera.,. . , llhe •DeUy. Sentinel olflee, $!UO; •'• six montbo, $7.80; three 'tllopthl, MONKEY VS. MAN $3 00. BY .motor fllll,lt where avallo CHICAGO UP-J J. Shaffer, •ble: ope month $1. BY maU ope I the dlre~tor. of the Chieago Anti· vear $8; •lx monilia, $US; tbree Cruelty Society, expblned Mon· months. SUO; one m011tb. $1. day why 'be sent three men to Publialted every afteraoon ,,.. •<Rpture a monkey loose b a felt eept ~unday by The Ohio Vallet factorY," You eao't match OM Sentbiel, Inc., at un Meclianlo f\ll \ m~D ~atnot one mankey," Sbaf· Sl, PomeroycO. l!usilleaa offici ~.li ,:li.h'a . • ·I~ s&Ia. •"the <nm ,wUi he out· phbno $88, e111torlal o'I:Ce Ph18'1 ' 1r.-. ---~·................- . : • im~ed ivery ilme.l' J !W ' 'I\l ii'SR· ··· e· :: , . • -------Wflnvii.A..IIIVIIOII&I.lil.ow.;":""....,..__ Rei4io l)iol re citation! An ·ltlded maa Pll'tY ,;-;;~:'r"·tJ!b~ the M. ~ Churoh' h'ld Thomas home Enterprise EUB Class tfolds A Christmas Party ,• " h Chuckle ~full en and ~tephen C<>ats "I'd Fred Hibbt. Mrs. t.ssie CongrO'ff' V1S1tet1 indicted for a high o~' (;h"l !m::;; Tree'' by Agnt•s The service 1neJuCiid I YOCI!IOIO -eccntly at Little Hocling witl• t was to ttave been The Primary Deparin~ent witb mas" with ludy Gregg as "l'' Mrs. Bachner 11 pianist had the and David Lyons as Josopo >n•' next part of the prograD\; ucbrhit Miss Gregg Bang "Away l:t ( Maftger'' ' as a part of the pl:') ' •\ Sign On , •/0,59 , Si!jil ;gp• ,. , ; Morning MoYle ~'jlO ,MQUI~ Helper Theater Advantures in Learning 1~&(~$!o•n Nilws · Nqjghbors l2:JI5 C·~'o~ ~UD Noon News Jll:!jo> ~ J~· t\Yi, .~ j Canoon Club -:· . SJa! ~(u''R' . Fratikie I,aine 1.0!' I.· tar .,. t,SeGretchen Wade show 1:30 Movie Mact.ee· ; Movi• Matinee 3·00 Amerte.U.· I!andsttlnd , Let's Go Chrhtmas Shot> · ,. , ping '1.30 • Do .t ou Trusl Your.'flte Ame~·an Bandstand 4·00 American Bandstand ' "" Do You Tru' t Your Wife 5.00 Wild Bill Hickok · American Bandstano ~.~0 Mickey Mouse Cia~ Sir Laneelot 6:00 C~on Club lUckey Mouse Club · ~ l!arloon Club 6:25 Five Star Final l~ve Star Final 6:40 Newo ' 1\llWII 7:00 Silent Service Gray Ghos! 7:30 DISo,yJand Sugartoot 8:30 'tombstone Territol')' Wyatt Ear~ 9:00 Oaje and Ilarrlet Broken <\riow D:30 VI alter WincheU l11le Te!el)bone Time . 10:00 Blsbop. FUlton J Sheen W!'i Point . , , :tJ"Iigtt!nent ·P'o'l!ign Latlen 10:80 S~rtacope ~' '· U:OO . N'dw~ Theater~ '\ .1:1!1' <'l'heilfer 13 ·$lMB Off '11,:30 Sign Off , ~ andboullliful ~me$ b!OWp. t" 11as" Two h . . .. (La ..._ ne.·l ,~ , '1 1111 J • , ' 3 T ''d Ch fl·•·•m': .i~U.t Channell ues ay • anne _V{:If~!J'~IIJ . torWfumitcdHoUday · , mas.'' Heath Methodist Yule Worship Services Held ' The pupil• of the Sacred Heart lfrJ. Ernest Covert '"' tn Scltoot held tbeir onnual Chr~t· char&e of the Chrlltmao worohlp rna• program at the eburcb iU senice preNnted at the evening dttorlum, Sunday evening, under ocrviee at the Heat~ Methodist the ·direction of the IO.ehtr, Church, S•nday, Dee. 22. Theme of Mrs. John Bacon with llr. the service was •1'1te Star" and It George Kadl:ett Jr., aa pi~o 1at opened wltk u OI'JlD prelude by Sharon lo!IH. Jfn..Jama Brewing. lor the evening. , ton, auP.rinltDdent of Ute Pri· An acrostic "Merry Chrilllmu" mary childreD tn ftllfll Christmas with eaeh child holdins, a lettc: aongo at the beilnnlnJ of the prowas presented by. Kevin Daii<J. gram Miriam Lonf, j,lrry. Frey, Jam" Conde, Barbara Tatteraon, MICh· The service tnclude.d the choir ole Hackett, Michael Mullen, Mt· directed b1 ~ Pllibon; a speech rhael Gre1~ Ramalee Ne~ri, Cart chotr ~nd ID antiphonal voup. Mitch, Teresa Casci, Templeton Those •n the opeedi c~oir were Grueser Grego11 Barsotti and Kart Beck, Bandra SlmJ)IIln, 1!ary Landa Haekett, members of tht Carol SwaDtOrt("Ferrell Shuler, fJrst and oecond (l'ade. San~ro BrewlngtoD, Gerald Ault, Mar~yn Swan, Dianne McComao, Greetings were given by Mtr· Eric Cha'llber!l, Evelyn Gtbbono iam Long after which the entire and Barbara Jonet. , ~r\'~no! s<~.ng uHi Ho For Chr1afTalung part In tile antiphonal ' bers or tbe class <~r,' o1 1 Hysell, Patty f.owery, 11. •· • lor. Beverly Pernn, K"n n •1 1 Elsie Reichert, SuSie I' worth, carO)yn Russell , · ! ,;,.; Jobb. The Frimary depart me,: r · Sunday evening after their Cltrlst· mas prorram and then went to tho home of Mr. ·~nd Mrs Harold Lohse !or a soclil hour and r.. freshments. , Those In tbe caroling party were Mr. aad l!r•· Thoma! Bowen, 1\ln. Denver Rlee, Mrs. Norman Hum· phreys, l!rs. ,.Theo Neutzllng, lli. and Mrl. Ruuell Wilson, Mr and Mrs. CISh Baltr and daugbtera, Christine and Candace, Mr. JIDd Mrs. Chester Erwin, )fr. md Mrs. Wallace Br~dford,' !h. ahd Mro. Fred l Gardner, Susan Neulz!ing and Debby Grueser. They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Lohse and chUdten, Jim· my, Jen.nifer and Jack. our (!lends our ' ' warinesl wishel _.. , !!~ t'l Coleman; narrator, Faye Wallace; BoyJ' Chorus, Arnold •nd M1cii· ael Bosti~. Fran Reichert, Bruce and Allen Wallace, Mlcbael Morria, Jtm 'Muter, Roy Coleman. Their part ended with lbe song "We Wish Y<¥1 a Mercy Chris'· l J:10 The Late•~how tional Cathedral fdO Daily lii:EDs~ ' . Sacred Heart • Christmas Program Is Held School Yule Tha Cbrlotmas program of tho -mas Greeting", Betty Rae RuJo Firat Preobytorian Church waa ocli; "So They say", D•vld J!\fe Program Given oa: Channei8-Tuesday 10:00 p.m. DallrSentlne~ Po~er~r-~JeP.on, o., Dec.24,·18~7-:' finf ~tesbyterian Church WCHS-TV Chanite~ 8 10:30 11;00 11·15 12:~0 '. Bob qtmritiJiga' $¥,1r' • ; Christma> ~ve will) Dave ?:30 8:30 9:00 D:SO 21.()() uo :;~~ ~::'..~(;;! ~ft~ Father ments ·that \hey may have the 'ghl 'to' the (reo qlllfe. , for ~ithout are dp,., aDd sorcerers, and whorem'?llit~and ~~';!~~:.":; 9'44 and Idola!~ ~otmH A LIE ; 9:45 M<\KE~ ;'.:&; . Cbtlatmb. Rev:' 11:00 even If l< 1s a ~1 , • tl:50 22.14, 15. ~you , l:·os Jesse Hii)IO; l2:13 p0rii y 'Ohio 1~·30 ero ' 1:00 BILLFOLD PINOS OWNER '\.:30 31' 2'45 LIN COLN, 'Neb.-hlsAtrman tlet 1n iiliam Sullivan 1111t wa ·( •·.00 a train between Counrll Blur '. • Iowa and here. The billfold tra, 3:80 veled on to Denver, where 1. 4:00 was found 'by, a postntan Tb: 1:00 ostman turned It over to an o! 0:30 P at LowrY .\f'B. Denver. T1'"< 8:0'! ftcor o!ftcer ·mailed lh• billfold to Sul· 6:25 !ivan at Llneoln A.FB. 8:10 20.40 3110 ' · 6:45 Sign On · 7:00 Today lt:30 Film', Silent Night 12:oo Mtdntght Mu" I:OC Si1n Off _ _ _....-.'"":"_ '1:00 ' !111m Lon! 8. D...... ....60 ~-~:_»,::.~~-.-.- .: 1 arate, salth the LORD, and touch not the unclean thing; and 1 will WJ EH 10.00 Channe. 13-Tuesday 7:59 Sign On 8·0{1 CaptNn Kangaroo 8:45 CBS l'<ews 9 oo 11orning Show 7:59 s:gn On ' 9.45 CBS Newp 8·00 Cuptoin Kangaroo 9: 55 Morning State tlewa 8 45 CBS News 10:00 Garry Moore 9·00 Morning Show 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:45 CBS News 11:30 Stt'lke It Rich 9·"5 Mo'"lini State Newt 12:00 News at Noon 10 00 Arthur Godfrey 12 .10 Ka!te's Almanac 11 ,30 Stn•• n Rieh 12:15 Love of Lile l2:00 News At Noon 12:3C· search for Tomorrow 12·10 Katie's Almanar 12:45 Guiding 'Light 12·15 Love of Life 1:00 Katie's KitcheD 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1'30 As the World 'l'unil 12:45 Guidinll Light 2:0{1 Beat t~c Clock l:c9 Katie's Kitcnen 2·30 jJousepJU'\l' , New York aecdeptehd hlsm r,~mCl th,' 3 00 Big Pay~ff . • i:~ :~a:h~:'~[!~tTurnr Dutch and ma e tm an • au 3.30 The Verdiells Yoilft. } Please see The Columbia Viking 4'•QO Brighter Day i;~~ Jfg";~;!a Desk Enc)clopedia 415 Secret Stofln 3.·3" T'"" verd 1'et Is y 0..At Proverbs 22.6 we art> admon· 4 30 Edge of Night • " • "" ~· ' ished to train our children In the 5.00 Mystory Theater :;~~ . ~!~~~:e~~~~ way they should go and when 6.30 Your Esso Reporter thev arc old they will not depart 6:45 Spocts Parade '·30 Eqge of N<ght fro;, it This would work the 6·55 Weatherman 5:00 !.ly•tery Theatei sameh way should wsoe ltertainus !~:: 7:00 Parade of Stm 6.30 Your Esso Reporle!' in t elying wrongto way, 6" from '!l'r-Thildren about 7:30 Telephone Time ''" SPOrt' parade Chri'stmas nnv Santa Claus, or 8:QO Phil Stivers Show 6.55 W.•a\h•"""J\;.,<l.-<: '' 8·30 7~0!1,' .•·~ . ,.,·~.$.'• J:~ anything else." 9:00 TBA To Tell The Truth • r~ w ~ , No, t;hristms!. io .not Chrlsttan ~1 t~~ 1i for the Christian 'prlaetple IS, r:f :~ e~~~ ~ ' ' ' t~IJO 1g Recqrd ' f What fellowship Clg~teousness ' , D.OO he Mij\lo'itair~ , wilh unrillhteousnes:. (or truth :~:~~ ~:~o~jhe·mlp~te NGs 9:~0 I1ve G6t'A S~'&!' with (aioehoodl and what hath ti·05 Scanning the Weather 1 10 00 ·~rmsliting .n:.eater light with darkness .come out 11 15 National Cathedral ChOir ll 00 Up-tJill'e-m u e Newt from among them and be ye sep· 11:30 Christmas Eve from Na· 11:05 Scanning !be Weather :' i!ia '' I BIIDFQRD •••••• -·. .. . . .. • .60 • ~~ ' AND ·CORPODATtqNS '· t'&' ''' !ICi!OOL DIBTliiCTS it: r In PIII'IUanee of law, I, Clydo G. Milt bone, Tret surer o! Meigs County, Ohio, do hereby give notice Iiiii tbe number of Mills levied on each dollar of propet:ty showu on the General Tax Duplwate of Ileal Ii:m\e, Public Utility and PersOnal P.ropcrt) within said County for the year 1907 Is" fo llows: ToWNSHIPS 'TEliVIS''ON GUll)!. WSAZ-TV Chan,ei!J , " ' "' • -----------:-'--:-··· - J;aQ;' · 57.-. --- --- RAT ·5-0F- TAXAnON -FOR- 1·9 F .! Hts btrth ~'here ~re many customs asooci· a!ed with the Christmas oelebra· twn that ean easily be traced to pa~an times, take for instance the evergreen tree At Jerehuab JOth ehapter, King James Version: Thus saith the Lord, learn NOT the "l'Y of lh,e HEATHEN. . For the cus· tom of the people are vain; for one cutteth a tree out of Ute ror· est, the work of the hands of 1he wm·kman WJ!b the a<e. Tbey dee1< It w•th ,;lver and wttli gold; they ra 1ten 11 d?wn ~tth nails and with ha\nmers, that •t move nol. · ·II• not afroid of them; tor they con· not do evil, Neither alsb Is it In to do good This laot phra!le Is the only one that most people are able to see. They overlook the admon· ilion to "be not ss the heathen h ~ th th' g " Paul tells :s ~~ Xcts ~s7e 30 ;~.~ the times of such ignorance God has winked st; but that NOW he has COMMA.ND· ED all men everywhere to 1\& PENT. of such foolish things. Now Just a word about santa Claus. He was originaly Saint Nl~h· olas, a fourth eentury bishop ,of Myra in A>ta mmor, patron samt of boys, oailoro and thieves, of Greece and stcily; also Saint Nlchqlas of Barl, Italy. His relies were ltaken there after belnK stol· en from Myra in the Neth<!flando, and other places, his feast day is Deeember 6th and not the 25th as now eelehrated Deeomber 6 ts a children's holiday. -we En g118h• 1n 2-Dalty Simttnel, ~meroy-M!ddleport, 0., Dee. 24, 198'7 .•, ' .' . \ I this joyous ~on to all of our very g<>Od At cartsllus frien<b and patrons. , , .111111,11 Wb.,OIJHIDtltiiPlr· . · · ~ llleslllp If tlta ..., .., , . fttat tnf ~b·· bl 0 • ' · fUM ~ bjlplaeu lilflllll ' FOREMAN & A~On APPLIANCES Pluine 828(. Y ' ' ·MUJ Sl. Middleport ( ALLEN E. Main St. \ . A~PLIANCE Pomero;y ' Ebersbac.h Har.dwa.rf:. ·-·H·-· Pom!er~•y, Ohio · ;' �' Pigeon Takes Over Hatchi~ Jo~. ·The Editor's At Sherd Hostetter Farm Home Ma~l Bag (.:p~!isftriiOIS Is Seen Everyw.here Here ,,w.h Ch un.. AC..,;VI,tl'es ''' and professional men this year "did it all over again" and they did it with exceedil)gly good ta~te. Middleport, with a much la'fger number of blocks to strmg wtth lights, is d Dee Hostetter. 11, daughter or Mr and Mrs. Olen Hostel· Editor Sentinel· ter, who lives at Long Bottom, 0., believes ducks and carrier My unknown friend who signs pigeons are of the same family. At least Nature has led her himself "Anonymous" 'tapped the to thi assumption. nail on the head hyhtly \'ihen he S . . • . (or sh(ll should have sent 1t home Ten months ago Dee, lacktng any pets, vistted a c~J!dhood . with a lwn,icr blow. It 1, true that friend's home one da~. She !ell in love wtth ducks about ller l't•cteotauts do not attend Mass os friend's nlace. She wanted one lor ' hout one mont~ flat there was a our Catholic fllends do. so why a pet nnd osked grandfather Sherd duckli~• toddling around the should they cclebrote "ChristHostetter. Tuppm Plain~ if he place "Daffy", the duck, Still Mass"? wo11Jd take core of one fo• her. makes the Hostetter place its We are not comt~anded by Je· Satd Sherd home However, lhe durk and pig· sus or ally of the apostleo to ecie· "We can't takr care of have httle to do w1th each brate Jesus' b1rth, but rather ccleducks ilerc They'rl be running off other now. brate his death for we lind atLnke 11nv quite as attractive This all cost money an a great deal of labor to hnng about. Visitors and be nothmg but Vouble." to both centers cannot but apprectate what But Dee was not to be d'"led of and Ia bor ~t a fury of creation to e•ec:t 80meUdll'g ,of'l)eauty abOut the home in a Chiistmak lli~llle? 'Tilts c~eatlve expression can be notbhig ellle than gratitude to the un· seen btit'ever.PI'elient Master for the gift sim· ply llvihg In what as r'eeent ago as 100 years should llave a~peared to be absolute luxury lor the tiulk of our multlfudes. Dec and grandfather Sherd won- 22.19. Douay, And tuklng bread, If what th•y had happen with He gave thanks, and Broke; and ''" hf'f desire She dcctdcd to bring a the1r duck and pigeon is unu~ual ove to them, saying; This Is m_y duck el.!g- to her grandfatfie"r's 1 r nou gh to be rare Unt1! someone body, whl~h is given to you, Do haS been done. 'Ill '1'11 There Is ample evtdenre that Christmas , Ch . . 0 lives tn its true rtsltan meamng r.e way to summarize Christmas might be "that in. . · i th' f · lf ~8 a~ly sptralton 1o g ve som~ mg o se of showing gratitude for the fact Of Jig alive " Thus note the number of Orgab!Za- place. Thrn she dem.mded some I tells IIH'm otherwisr they wtll thts for a commemoratton of me. means of 'makmg a duck out of I stflnd on their du,.k: beiJll'l hnt('l,,.d Or as the King James ver.sion says: her duck egg'" . by ~ ptgeon as quite unique In lo- ThiS do m remembrance of me. No In near despcrat1on Sherd sug- col Nature lore where are we told to celebrate ·gelled Dee gtve the esg to a carler •pigeon that t~&d llee'n Stat l'n g Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner and ~round his farm home for several Sll~te and Da,Yid of Fanv,:~o:, N~/· 'Y~f'·. -d In 't~ent 1the ~eek ~" 6.:"/1!, on s· 1 mg nen ' an r a tv · . . ' h ' ' ,~ ~ 1.w.:. .TI\o pigeon took over 1D !tons ltke the Jaycees, t e Le~ on •, "'}!~s, r-and many other groups which pi"O'~u~ lOOd (~~'~{)'S 'SWO"J. baskets •toys and ffems of cTothln'g ~drll \.11"1 1\ K IJ ' ' · · · !) i\U" AC!t'OSS 110\VN 20 Maturo Youngsters and oldsters alike never tire of unfortunate peopl~. This ts not donte . e, se \a. JOitie t. Cot;!~or 22. Tongue someone m Washmgton D. C. or ~lil\h'ffus 'handle 2. Wllfj\ pro. 1~ " w v~rylng the "Santa" theme. It Is at once a "' d d It '"'if iR 3 dlpretter tuller. i I d • I d L or even the courtnouse or ere uO e. a. . .,e k I , (alan( I ances 8 1 mp e ·paean egeil ilnd at the same time thcr, this work and sacrifice is ah ekp!'e\i1ion ~~~ \ ' 4. jllnc',..acl 23. Death symbolic of the ·Christmas time; when shep· or Christmas in its 'finest sense: to l!f\le. u. Wing• , 5. Eahb notice 24 ·Lotter herds brought gifts to - ·mysterious infant In , • ' l'ff J,~, ' 1 as • a rough Palestinian manger. Travel ' ·bout our Yes. persons of all fa1ths, Which d 6r on· s2 Tenny. fOddest 26. Le!ir Ty in wavs and means not in obfe'c'tlve may ltonlan 6 ?8lm ~~;:.tu • Meigs County COm!pUDitles ·and note how · h 'Chrl t h1 ~ 'h heroine lEa! lellmlOY'o Alo;.ir 1 many families 1\lfe ll rea1 feeling for Christ- justly be proud t at . s mas s s c a 113 Kind ot (var.) 27 Untred 39· Extern&~ strong told upon America alnd us here. For boer 7. Danfers' Servrce mas. There are too many to cou'rit. . f f . Ch i .... "· 't .. 15. cotdne" •YII'bali t'u"'t!0!·n :_.roat'"'• Cll h y, bemg capable o ee1mg r Sm•BS .., enuer(med l 8. Tall ,. ... ure es o .er tbe nation, and at home, en· ly and deeply we sense we also have liil'eiigth 16. Tho $.Rubbed tabbr I u Swtlist the aid of children, led by sa~rlficlng to race the Godless 18 ~ni'~·lt to.~~.over 29 ~:to~· 42. ~~~h adults, in re.cJreating tableaus Incident to the d th R ill · "' ' matdelll letter cheese 19· F•bor or birth of the Chrl)t Child Th We do not have 10 preten a1 us 8 re14. Btbll<* (v~r. ) 43. Spreada · ese are carried presents the Godless. !I. ~~:m name 32 Bark sralis to4r) out With great attention to the deep meaning \ . , h' . i tire ith· !7. ar..k ss Regret u Halt! 1 5 •wl , of Christmas. Only the coldest heatt can re· · Ttre Sovtels a;e ,as t~mng a un v, 12 ~r;· letter ~8. Entice main untoucbell out the rewardmg lnspJratlons of 'to g ve. Negri _' • They shout their objective Ill. Ro<tent • cS. .\ l And certalnl Y not least, Is the custom or Christmas lends us courage to faee not On· 88 . Degrade ~I our •towns and cities In decorating their ly our Individual probtems as they may 'arise. ao. Relieved mal·n t"'ness · gth 'I '""ht ill. Enclosure •• secUon~ with traditional Christmas also gtves us stren ' n•• g ' tor Ghrlstm Dgllts, bells, Santa Images, and faith and unity to meet that greater challenge awtne lighted Ch!'lat , hlas trees. Pomeroy business which is wol'ldwlde IS. Young , soats •• GALLIPOLIS LIVESTOCK r · Neu tar and Mrs George Casto, Middle- o'r "'-llllY l6r , I l I Daybook 'Daily S~ntmeJ IIRTMDAY PARTY Dee ltartl~ger's birthday wao eelehrated with' a dinner Monday at tho RoblnJOn Dry Cleaning plan~ Rutland Street, and the em· ployeotl and their gueot, Mr,. E. F R•blnso~. exchanged Christmas gifts. 'rhelma Boyer baked the birthday ea,ke for the party. Others present were Mro. Sanford Thorn~ f1orfnc~ Rowe, Lavada •Woodgllftl, . Helena Biker and Rllla' l!fwts. 'I~ ~ 1 _ ''31~ BIRTf'IDAY The tllirteenth birthday of Dicky Harris wai celebrated Saturday whan birthday cake and ice e~cam were aerved by his mother, !In Frank Hayes, and younger broth· er, David f.ennetb, to Mrs Mary Romine, M~. and Mr1. Harold Letnle) and aona, Chuckle, Sonny Rirky and ..,bby Joe, ond the guus~ ol ~onor. ·,· klW ARRIVAL · llr. anci Mrs. Robort Caoto are announcing the birth of a oon, Do~eldEIJi•ne, at the MasQII Clin· lc .. 1'beJ ,lifO ~ave a daughter, Bo;c~. Grl!ldparents lnel~de Mr. .-E . port, snd Mrs Henry tasto Is a "l!OG's-m lo 220 lbs l9.00 to great grandmother 10.75, %20 to 250. lbs. IMO to NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mrs lay Hall Jr. (Mar· lene Athey) nre announcmg the birth of a daughter, Penni Mar· leno, at the Schaekel Clmlc They have two older girls and one boy. !5 ~;~~~~~ 1 name tb.15: Ltght til OD to 19.7b; Fa: $7 Lou~• Sow's 12 00 to 11 ' ~ Sta•• 12 00 01 1 I40. Atdldoll In 15 00 Boars II 01)• to"" 14 0& Sows a~d Ptgs 5 'to 12.00; '44 Gene Shoats ·a 00 to 20 00 ~ T10rn•Y CAITLE- Siem 400 'to 22 00 rei' H01frrs 12 oo 1" : tt.J, Baby Beef , 46 Form o! 14 oo to 22 00, I··" """' 12 00 to · lync poPm l7110 Canner' Hllll to II 00, ' uII s tO Oil " Ill Oil, ~~ dk Cows •a.oo ~; CE'o,,'",'l~n 10 140 00 ~' • Apc·rtm~ c ~o VEAL t ~I.VES--Top• 30 ·~ r., a Sccrmds 2l ,OO lo 280!· · Modh c, J 15 00 In 2000, Com. \(!'1 . J(v · • ~~ Trees 12 0 s ~ i~l'~~~.;",1:~ 81~~s 1 ~ G; ~;;'· 1 DAILY CRYPTOQllOTE _Here's bow " x ¥ In 00: Sto(·k l'..iwes 3 ttl to 8 ,}tl I A X l' D 1.. D A A ~''t Sheep :JOO to 800 C'ull, I 01\ LoNG FELL 0 W a EMERGENCY AID . 1 Irma Wilson of llaCine rccmcd aid Monday, from the Pomeroy EJ:ncrgcncy S{Juotl when ahe appar· n~y suffered from an attock of loW blood pressure In 1t locHI phnr· mnry DIVORCE GRANTED Thelma Boyd WDS granted • fina! divorce decree from Kenneth Lee Boyd in Common Pleas Court Monday according to Judge John c Bacon. TRACKDOWN DETROIT- !Irs Margaret Dan lei tracked down her husowd'• shoes while the thief w~s sldl In them. Sho apotted the s\wes un n strsnger lo a grocery slm trailed him to hi! apartment nnu called polieo. 11 ·o 4 00 JJufks 3 00 to Cl.IOJ F.. r \Vethc·rs 4 DO to 8 00 I.A\IBS-Tups 22001 St\'0\\1\ < IS uo to 13 00, Light Wb. - . - --- I~ OU - - -- -- • Sr.rVIcrmen r.n~ \T LAK~S. Ill ti'IITNClChurlcs R Houdashcil, boti<•rm:m flrcmnn, brother ol Mr ,10 ti M" Wtiliam ~·. Hollrl .shcil , r Knulc 2. Pomeroy, OhiO, ~r·uiiLI' crt from the Bollcnn ou's S1·hou:. Nov 15 at the Naval Ti'"""'U CcuiC\, Gtcal Lake•, Ill to work On.e letter si mp ly stantls for another. In this sample A Is ute<! fo the thre~ L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apo.s- 1\·l~h .. the longlh and !Ormation of the wordo are oil hints. Ell.\.' h d~y the code letter.:; nre dl!Cercnt. 'I A Cryptogram QuatatJon -' J B II A R Awl I 'J R B II y p E y Q P y Q A R J B W g y u R R u!! Q V • 0 1 y DB R B B R B-UY C H W J ,Q R • \~ '' ' '' CUtl1lR 3.80 1.00 • 3.80 3.80 )0{1 1.00 1.00 16.110 21.00 13.00 2UO .1UO Local 8. II. _.••. __. .60 Local 8. D. •. -... .60 3.80 s.so 1.00 1.00 IQ.OO ' 21.()() 1~.80 '17.()() • \ltlt11'11 Local s. D. . ... _. .60 \ Ol.JVI •I bJ!Irb Lout 8. D. ···-- - oo 8.80 1.00 1280 17.00 8.80 1.00 16.00 21 ()() Eulem LoutS D _____ ___ 80 3.80 1.00 18~0 21.90 W~ 3.80 StiU 3.80 1.00 100 .40 161111 l! 110 16.110 2190 !0.00 23.30 100 18 110 21.00 80 .00 .20 .20 noo ~a 20 1000 t? 110 l020 20 tO 20.10 f"·. ~ OltANCII ·= l,ocal S. D....... 6D Nllri .t. total 8 D _____ M Rtllland Vlll11e .. ... ..... 60 ~t~l S D ...... fiaunu'rJ total s D. __ .... BellfOI'd Loot! S. D. ---- · lrflddleport Village .. ... . .. . ~un Village __ __.. ___ 80 80 M 60 oo :sJ'l)'Jl;m Loc:al s D --- --· 60 s.IO • ! .811 8 80 380 8.80 receive you. 2 Cor 6. 14·17. Bleas- cd are they that do ·his command· 1.00 3.20 poo s.~o 1050 20.00 l!o1ttbern T.l!cat s. D ______ "~ un 1.00 12110, 17 90 I!Aelne vm •., -..... __ __ M 3M .20 12.110 30{1 20.10 ,.,.,..,,. v111 ..e R~ sflO .20 12 eo &.110 21.10 J16m.,.n• R•llon s ll fl() 3 R~ 1.00 12 90 18 30 ,' t 11~•1 estato taxe• which have not been ~•ld a th~ close of eaeh eolleetton mry a 'enalty of ten • TaloA mJY be p,td at the ofllco of the <Ou•ly tr.11um or by mall Please hri"g your lSI! lpt, and If yon!»" bv moil. b' •ure tnlneato Y<tU.r property by taxing dl!trlct and enclose ielf·a<ld~ellied envelope. Always enmlno your lax receipt to see thlll! ~vers all your proM , ~at Ho1ITII - 8·30 AM to 4·110 PM dal f...except Saturday when offlre ~101ft at Noon. t'tli~t lrnl be open Dee. 10, 19071o teb. lit, IR • "' •· f~Mj,. G. 1\llLLHONt, County Treasurer (12)'3-lb:i?-Ulil (I) 7 6tc j • ••ill Channel 3- Wednesday 6.45 Sign Or1 10:0{1 :Arleae Francis Show 10:30 'j'rea.ure Hunt II !00 :l:lle )'rice Is Riyht ft :so. 'bulb or Consequences t2·o0 Tie T" Dough 12:30 It Could Be You I :00 liJd.Day News I ·15 M•vletlme 2:30 Bride anrl Groom 3:00 Matmeo Theatre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:45 Modern Romances 5'00 Comedy Time 5.30 Spi"ach Playhouse 6:15 Sp...rts Eye 6·25 Wei!herc,,t 8:30 News Picture 6:45 NBC News 7.00 7:30 8.00 9·00 p;30 10:00 7 00 s:oo 9:30 lo:oo 10 30 li :OO 12·00 12.30 J·OO 1:15 3:00 4.00 4•45 5:00 Christmas Program 1'reasure Hunt Eddie Fisher lifeet, l,l~raw Today A , Star Shall Rise Trouble With fl'ath&r Arlene Fronds Show Treasure Hunt Chri6tmas Church service; Tic Tac Doqgb It Could Be Yod Min-Day News Christmas in Connecticut Matil .oe Theatre Queen 10r a Day Modern Rorqances Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye We at bercaRt News Picture NBC NEW' Boots & " ''""• Wogon GilJ'IVIVBf , , 10,30 T1w New I A~e~tlll't~ , Marti& ana• u ·oo News Headline ' U 10 Weathorcast 11·15 Dr. Beckeft ./St . .. 'JtOm.• •t !AWee, Dei- . • Mr. and Mil. Frapk ~ left Thurtday for TetiiiOII\'c wbero /thft!rw~Il::.. ~~~. ~~~ RM.~ they ~Ill. 'visit with roldUves be- held MondiJ evening with Jo~n "Cbriatma1 Nlahr', Sherma• fore Joumeylna qn to -Piqrlda 19 Fultz, suj)ertntendcnl of the Mills· "My Doll . and I', NancY Mixer iamlly retulned lo their wend .tho whtter.. Chure~ S~hool, 'p•eold1ng. The ·Buch:man; piono oolo "Away Jn prOIJ'im · wat :'jrected DY ' Miss 1 Matlger", Leland Dlt61W! Parle Erlewlne,• itt:t.- Everett Brown· "My Chrlstmao Lilt" Bichn.!!J Jlil, .liOWt Taylor. Conn!;· Bachner; "ChriJimao ' Mn. lluPell ~yppt, Lewlo It SIJ1il" Georae sauer; "Yu!etld• Sauer ,tth' ~J Pa,ul i Hapton· Wishe;", Susap Morris; ''Gro'Wini stall a's jieeo~II!!•L . . Up". Billy ·HII\Itonst.ill; . "A Greet· llln. Taylorl' ~1- ·. presented Inc', Ronnie' Hand; "Giid You the firat part · :Whlch ' · lnclu4ed Are Here", M0111 l.ee Frailer; piano soloi hi Karon' Bachner two ions• by the Primary "Cn· and Carroll ~Iii> L7,!1M fl)~ • on'\ dle l!)lmn:;. and "I Love Thlo Ll,\· act play "(lj"ondmi, l!lle)''1 Chris~ lie StrjDier"; "Only • Smile .• mas". l'boit tikln)· part wero John Jobb· "A WiJh and a Star;• 1 Karen Bachner, Grl)ldljtl Riley; Sttven Krinke; vocal' solo "Fr~Y Carroll Ann LJpnr, ~i!bllay School the Snowman", Naney Buchanan, feaeher; Cheryl flte l!l)d Cinda aceomp•nled by' ~er slater, J,ynn Sauer wh,o ea.a •".[Ill~ BeUJ"; Buchanan: "H t ~ere" Ruth Edith HaplonataU, "\l((!fte ·Chri•J· Ann Sovely, Cynthio Ml9•· Lol! mas"; plano duet.: !Sei'en and Oil· Ann Sauer and Cathy Runell: 11 J,ewll; "silent · 'Nial)t" l!oy'• Mrs. Donald Lowery'• class Chorus; ,,ecltatlona, , .r;tan 1\t:i· 11ang two Chrislma~.o car()ls in. thP. chert and Mlehael. l!ostiC' Chris~1 original Germpn "nder the dtree· m14 Story, J.lie!hael ~.orris; trum• tion of Mrs 'F' C Rt r"' "l w! .'1 pet tolo, Jim Miller, Dleam llrs HaptonsJail ns ,, " · •~ children, Rodney and Clnda San ond the congregoiwn ,c ' t1 .. . · ly Min 'Lucy Ktbl.!t - 1 er, Cheeyl Fife; anqouncer, Roy elass In one of th e a - Joy:clnd 'Hies·sbtg$ \ 12:30 candlelight l'rocession . st. LouiS Cathedral ChannelS - Wednesday WHT~t..s_rv 1-, : ~ ) · r" r • 1 :ct,E~AHD'S· ,. ... Applia11ce !Store ua w.,Main ''· . . 1/boll~ zoe. sented a play "The Ftrst Ch mt : ., CHANGE OF ~ND Mrs. Lll· ', BA PORTE, t'!l' :pP-Barnh 11• Wlsha~au&h, publisher of a :'l\layne Short, hal a~<Ided ha w[leklv ne~paper at'Notom-. Kan. •. daesn't want io ~haller..ge TV'a 'II thO'Iirst woman state printer In Hugh Wyatt Earp O'Biien to a kansas history - and the first f3'1 draw contest 'after all Short Democrat to hold the offiee. Gov. Is nvr!lng a bullet wound in hi• George Docking, the state's first foot he received while practicinS Democratic eovernor In 20 years, h ~ fast draw. appointed !Jlrs. Washaba•gh. ·----~TY(O FIRSTS TOll~ , Kan. tJl> - ~ Rutla ... - .- Oliva.tngrallam\ .W-- Rut.•,.nd Furniture . \ • • I' I ' . • , It Hennessy, · · · , Menchmi · "' of •"J'tie ' " and " Jane by Barbara ,1 ~ ..., 0 Help- Kav y Jell· :)~an ~1ar· , 1lin 1 given by the smaller ch !dnat Taking part were Lcl::mrl Drown ll!lc· Karen Bostic, George Sauer, I t y ~ ,,,, , ,, , I , ' .. . B11ly HapWnstall,, Sh lr~cy Fr,,. r ~ '"'d ~ Bo·;nc•y and Rona ·J Tnt zler, Susan Morris, Juay JoblJ , 1... , · ~ 'S I John Jobb and K~y Slate~. Men.· l'<,lbt.l'lg the program J a n~ The Homebuilders Claso ol the Chureh of Christ went caroling bers ol the Jumor chOlr '.an3 w~us ln behalf of the school ' \ The Live Wire Clm of lh• Entcrprlle EUB Church mel Sun day afternoon at the church for a party. A solo by the Rev. LIBton Hal !ey opPned the meeting [ollow ed with prayer by llrs E N. Arnold and, ScripttJre readmg by Mrs Dana Young, who ahm gavt• a readinc. Gi2ll were exchangul durmg the JOCial hour. exchanged. The Refreshment& of Jte cream, month was Mrs cookies and col tee were served 1u Mrs. Leatho Hrs Walter Walker~ M\ s C las :~ Grace Maud and• ""'••'- :: Grueser, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs John of Parkenbur& Batey, Hn. Ella Amald, l!n. 1 " · ·- •· Fiek of Colui\1_11"!~ •! Emma Davlo, Mrl ~izabeth Rath- Barnett recent eallen ·In the burn, Mn. Youn1. and Mn. How· 1;.,ms home. ard Mdntosb. Preeedmg the re· fresbmenu. Mto. Davis asked Iho ble1sing. .. RIDSVILLE MIIUIAGE BOSTON \W taken from tfie '7-'::J;..r.:::-;:;;,;;;: November 2, 1845: Joan; carob; a voeal her dauabter, Mrs. Liaate Miller suddettiY pre duet by Vera CQVeft and Kay Very Darlll and cloolng prayer by tht "JIO· Rev C R. KonkriSbt. Ernest co. vert wao modeiator for the program and the oli4e proj.,!lor wao ~ ··~ ss , Dennis operated b7 David Xmlkright. ,, and Bill Santa Clau brpuiht treats to ;, ~ ht" af· Homebuilders Class Christmas Program Given carols during this presentaliU'D. Santa Claus vtslted the groUp at the elose of Ute program and presented ,Christ~• treats to aU of the ehtld!en In the progr1m and in the audience. presented a g1ft to tbe Rev Fat>· er John Ture~ af~whi<h Sani:' arrived with a giU for each chdu The Sacred Heart School wa. diSmissed Friday for Ute holiday vacation and will resume on January 6 Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Dinner He1d Get Your lioUdaJ PermanetJt Now SHIRUY'S BEAUTY SHOP married Welsh, the essentlol Elson o:-Connur of the ltar1 n" offended peraotv. he Corp, who villted here recent!} not hung." with h~ grmdmother, l!rs Gr'l~'.! Louden, haa returned to h1..<; !'m e at Camp Pendl•ton, Cahf. from Dayton O'Connor made the tnp by airplane. While atlcnd•n• school tb\re be .il majormg 1' 1 mathematieo. A Olj-~.tli~:!~~~ m VfEy.t JIEMPHIS Parub, paotor of tian Church, saya churches "are "look lllte ranch tbe cbildn!n lD the eongregation ken eoops " Hr church to look like a at the dose ol the program. Hair Cutting&: Styling Bleaching &: Tinting Reallstic - Brech caryl Richards & Rayette Pe.rmanents OPEN9T08MON. THROUGH SAT. Ph. 31l·M 109% Court Sl The Jolly Bunch Sc.;,ing ciub had their Christmas potluck din· ner Saturday a tthe heme o(,Mrs. I Lawrenee Mtlboan. Jolly Pal gilts. were exchanged and Pol·lden!itles revealed. ~Irs. Shirley Mills, president, was In charge of a abort bll8iness meeting. Tbe elub h¥d been endeavoring to get a couch for th~ Chil~n'• !lome and it was reported that Mrt Charles Burdette had given thom • couch which the Zirkle • 14ovlng Company bad taken to the Home for them. Christmas decorations were used throug~out Ute Milhoan home and 'the bullet table was centered with a sleigh filled with candy eanes and banked wt!h evergreen A Round-Rob<~ Christmas card was sent to Mrs. James Weber, who Is In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. D. E. Mlller, the only other member unable to be present, sent a gill for her Pal. M~mbers were Mrs. Milhoan,! Mrs. Mills, Mrs. P. !.. Mitch, Mrs. E. L Hu!lhcs Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Blanche Haptonstall, Mil . .Noah Hasklp' Mrs. Will Reynolds, Mrs. H: E. B~lh, Mrs. L D. Diles, Mrs. Orin Smllh, Mrs. Doyle Miller, Mrs• William Robson, Mrs. Carl · Mattox, Mrs Ke~neth Byer and !Irs. Herman Batley. ' ... .We wnllld like to add C!Ut _voice to the-chorus-of gQi,d' ' wilhei"cOming ,y" way ~,a dt~tnias , re~IY. Worth siDling . alioOt: .. merry and bijpt : 6n4 llled )Vhh in~ .happ~s • · ·for )'0\t at!d.~ 'dear ~~11 ·one.: · ' Ohio Vaii'Ely Ba~ing Cqmpc:r.; -Yule P~rty Held 1 F.'i,nklfn '!;'he Ohio Valley P.oin~roy Bakin~ . "We hope that your Yule. ·:d1ywll\be as cheedul and glowing ·£htest Christmas tree. May your '.' -b the happiness that comes from L.: , .•• :1dsbips and 'famUy devotion. pany Union had Chrtstm;:,; 1 ~~ the !rllddleport K. o£ I' ll .aPproximately one hundrerl ployees and their fom llu .' tOt.., • .,: ttinnf".r was served b'y i11rs -:-: . •. tllit J't!ll Wm lll*w Ill ' ~bury, Mrs. Helen San ' !rlrs. 1<. E. Wells, Mrs. lle1e:1 '' .ley, Mrs. Robert Lawis, MIS. 1 '' let Hoffman, Nancy Bea ver all ~plitotatWof ' " ' Ch"lo~e ' '< $anta Claus • Ul l Slater. ' visitc'~ the ptu·! · and distributed gifts to the clul·.· dren. Prizes were won by Pd"n , . ,!.Ira. Batey,Jlob<irt who reccJVed a cloc~·tadJO. Lewis, William Rus- se.n, ~~;ij~~$~;!~~;:;~;5;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;::;;;;;;:;:;:~ alarm clocks; Norman Fred- erick, electric mixer, and Paulme 'Cottingham, $5 Chri1tmis s!Diy ~"' tle!f ~ jqi.:JIIGit.;~ Jest wishes for on 990 ss-ot On Your ·- "The group were Richard Ct!amben, h.andkercb1ef ho.10r of the veraaey of T~re was ~~:~~~~: and a gift eJ !DYed by the Tho Birthday doted on Friday 20t~ at tbe home Alice Bise for p.rty. The home decorated in •••·P~I · holiday smon Tile Daiiy §entinel PICK CROW COLUMBUS UP- The Colum· DEVOTED TO INTERESTS bur Touchdown Club announced OF MEIGS·MASON AIIEA today It will awird Us Chie Har Natlo!!al advel'(l!lng repreaentaley tro~hy as outstanding coldve, BottiDertt.Jttmhllt, Inc., 843 lege football player of the yeor l.exlngton o\ve., New York CIIJ, 16. N.Y. \ Charmlnt( Enovvh Enterd aa secoa4 .el,UI malllnl 'PORTLAND, M~, - (Ul'l- A .natter •! 14• post Qfflce at p.,. , .•'il 1 weekly •hatm cia~• for high ..~.ool ero:v., ()fllo. ' !J'eshmep, an4 ~opnomare g:rh sublttriptlon rate.: lli!UVIII'l' 1>1 sporisor6.d by ·the c1ty was cancel· canter wjtere arulable so <enta per week; qne year.4n advan<e al led' There were no takera.,. . , llhe •DeUy. Sentinel olflee, $!UO; •'• six montbo, $7.80; three 'tllopthl, MONKEY VS. MAN $3 00. BY .motor fllll,lt where avallo CHICAGO UP-J J. Shaffer, •ble: ope month $1. BY maU ope I the dlre~tor. of the Chieago Anti· vear $8; •lx monilia, $US; tbree Cruelty Society, expblned Mon· months. SUO; one m011tb. $1. day why 'be sent three men to Publialted every afteraoon ,,.. •<Rpture a monkey loose b a felt eept ~unday by The Ohio Vallet factorY," You eao't match OM Sentbiel, Inc., at un Meclianlo f\ll \ m~D ~atnot one mankey," Sbaf· Sl, PomeroycO. l!usilleaa offici ~.li ,:li.h'a . • ·I~ s&Ia. •"the <nm ,wUi he out· phbno $88, e111torlal o'I:Ce Ph18'1 ' 1r.-. ---~·................- . : • im~ed ivery ilme.l' J !W ' 'I\l ii'SR· ··· e· :: , . • -------Wflnvii.A..IIIVIIOII&I.lil.ow.;":""....,..__ Rei4io l)iol re citation! An ·ltlded maa Pll'tY ,;-;;~:'r"·tJ!b~ the M. ~ Churoh' h'ld Thomas home Enterprise EUB Class tfolds A Christmas Party ,• " h Chuckle ~full en and ~tephen C<>ats "I'd Fred Hibbt. Mrs. t.ssie CongrO'ff' V1S1tet1 indicted for a high o~' (;h"l !m::;; Tree'' by Agnt•s The service 1neJuCiid I YOCI!IOIO -eccntly at Little Hocling witl• t was to ttave been The Primary Deparin~ent witb mas" with ludy Gregg as "l'' Mrs. Bachner 11 pianist had the and David Lyons as Josopo >n•' next part of the prograD\; ucbrhit Miss Gregg Bang "Away l:t ( Maftger'' ' as a part of the pl:') ' •\ Sign On , •/0,59 , Si!jil ;gp• ,. , ; Morning MoYle ~'jlO ,MQUI~ Helper Theater Advantures in Learning 1~&(~$!o•n Nilws · Nqjghbors l2:JI5 C·~'o~ ~UD Noon News Jll:!jo> ~ J~· t\Yi, .~ j Canoon Club -:· . SJa! ~(u''R' . Fratikie I,aine 1.0!' I.· tar .,. t,SeGretchen Wade show 1:30 Movie Mact.ee· ; Movi• Matinee 3·00 Amerte.U.· I!andsttlnd , Let's Go Chrhtmas Shot> · ,. , ping '1.30 • Do .t ou Trusl Your.'flte Ame~·an Bandstand 4·00 American Bandstand ' "" Do You Tru' t Your Wife 5.00 Wild Bill Hickok · American Bandstano ~.~0 Mickey Mouse Cia~ Sir Laneelot 6:00 C~on Club lUckey Mouse Club · ~ l!arloon Club 6:25 Five Star Final l~ve Star Final 6:40 Newo ' 1\llWII 7:00 Silent Service Gray Ghos! 7:30 DISo,yJand Sugartoot 8:30 'tombstone Territol')' Wyatt Ear~ 9:00 Oaje and Ilarrlet Broken <\riow D:30 VI alter WincheU l11le Te!el)bone Time . 10:00 Blsbop. FUlton J Sheen W!'i Point . , , :tJ"Iigtt!nent ·P'o'l!ign Latlen 10:80 S~rtacope ~' '· U:OO . N'dw~ Theater~ '\ .1:1!1' <'l'heilfer 13 ·$lMB Off '11,:30 Sign Off , ~ andboullliful ~me$ b!OWp. t" 11as" Two h . . .. (La ..._ ne.·l ,~ , '1 1111 J • , ' 3 T ''d Ch fl·•·•m': .i~U.t Channell ues ay • anne _V{:If~!J'~IIJ . torWfumitcdHoUday · , mas.'' Heath Methodist Yule Worship Services Held ' The pupil• of the Sacred Heart lfrJ. Ernest Covert '"' tn Scltoot held tbeir onnual Chr~t· char&e of the Chrlltmao worohlp rna• program at the eburcb iU senice preNnted at the evening dttorlum, Sunday evening, under ocrviee at the Heat~ Methodist the ·direction of the IO.ehtr, Church, S•nday, Dee. 22. Theme of Mrs. John Bacon with llr. the service was •1'1te Star" and It George Kadl:ett Jr., aa pi~o 1at opened wltk u OI'JlD prelude by Sharon lo!IH. Jfn..Jama Brewing. lor the evening. , ton, auP.rinltDdent of Ute Pri· An acrostic "Merry Chrilllmu" mary childreD tn ftllfll Christmas with eaeh child holdins, a lettc: aongo at the beilnnlnJ of the prowas presented by. Kevin Daii<J. gram Miriam Lonf, j,lrry. Frey, Jam" Conde, Barbara Tatteraon, MICh· The service tnclude.d the choir ole Hackett, Michael Mullen, Mt· directed b1 ~ Pllibon; a speech rhael Gre1~ Ramalee Ne~ri, Cart chotr ~nd ID antiphonal voup. Mitch, Teresa Casci, Templeton Those •n the opeedi c~oir were Grueser Grego11 Barsotti and Kart Beck, Bandra SlmJ)IIln, 1!ary Landa Haekett, members of tht Carol SwaDtOrt("Ferrell Shuler, fJrst and oecond (l'ade. San~ro BrewlngtoD, Gerald Ault, Mar~yn Swan, Dianne McComao, Greetings were given by Mtr· Eric Cha'llber!l, Evelyn Gtbbono iam Long after which the entire and Barbara Jonet. , ~r\'~no! s<~.ng uHi Ho For Chr1afTalung part In tile antiphonal ' bers or tbe class <~r,' o1 1 Hysell, Patty f.owery, 11. •· • lor. Beverly Pernn, K"n n •1 1 Elsie Reichert, SuSie I' worth, carO)yn Russell , · ! ,;,.; Jobb. The Frimary depart me,: r · Sunday evening after their Cltrlst· mas prorram and then went to tho home of Mr. ·~nd Mrs Harold Lohse !or a soclil hour and r.. freshments. , Those In tbe caroling party were Mr. aad l!r•· Thoma! Bowen, 1\ln. Denver Rlee, Mrs. Norman Hum· phreys, l!rs. ,.Theo Neutzllng, lli. and Mrl. Ruuell Wilson, Mr and Mrs. CISh Baltr and daugbtera, Christine and Candace, Mr. JIDd Mrs. Chester Erwin, )fr. md Mrs. Wallace Br~dford,' !h. ahd Mro. Fred l Gardner, Susan Neulz!ing and Debby Grueser. They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Lohse and chUdten, Jim· my, Jen.nifer and Jack. our (!lends our ' ' warinesl wishel _.. , !!~ t'l Coleman; narrator, Faye Wallace; BoyJ' Chorus, Arnold •nd M1cii· ael Bosti~. Fran Reichert, Bruce and Allen Wallace, Mlcbael Morria, Jtm 'Muter, Roy Coleman. Their part ended with lbe song "We Wish Y<¥1 a Mercy Chris'· l J:10 The Late•~how tional Cathedral fdO Daily lii:EDs~ ' . Sacred Heart • Christmas Program Is Held School Yule Tha Cbrlotmas program of tho -mas Greeting", Betty Rae RuJo Firat Preobytorian Church waa ocli; "So They say", D•vld J!\fe Program Given oa: Channei8-Tuesday 10:00 p.m. DallrSentlne~ Po~er~r-~JeP.on, o., Dec.24,·18~7-:' finf ~tesbyterian Church WCHS-TV Chanite~ 8 10:30 11;00 11·15 12:~0 '. Bob qtmritiJiga' $¥,1r' • ; Christma> ~ve will) Dave ?:30 8:30 9:00 D:SO 21.()() uo :;~~ ~::'..~(;;! ~ft~ Father ments ·that \hey may have the 'ghl 'to' the (reo qlllfe. , for ~ithout are dp,., aDd sorcerers, and whorem'?llit~and ~~';!~~:.":; 9'44 and Idola!~ ~otmH A LIE ; 9:45 M<\KE~ ;'.:&; . Cbtlatmb. Rev:' 11:00 even If l< 1s a ~1 , • tl:50 22.14, 15. ~you , l:·os Jesse Hii)IO; l2:13 p0rii y 'Ohio 1~·30 ero ' 1:00 BILLFOLD PINOS OWNER '\.:30 31' 2'45 LIN COLN, 'Neb.-hlsAtrman tlet 1n iiliam Sullivan 1111t wa ·( •·.00 a train between Counrll Blur '. • Iowa and here. The billfold tra, 3:80 veled on to Denver, where 1. 4:00 was found 'by, a postntan Tb: 1:00 ostman turned It over to an o! 0:30 P at LowrY .\f'B. Denver. T1'"< 8:0'! ftcor o!ftcer ·mailed lh• billfold to Sul· 6:25 !ivan at Llneoln A.FB. 8:10 20.40 3110 ' · 6:45 Sign On · 7:00 Today lt:30 Film', Silent Night 12:oo Mtdntght Mu" I:OC Si1n Off _ _ _....-.'"":"_ '1:00 ' !111m Lon! 8. D...... ....60 ~-~:_»,::.~~-.-.- .: 1 arate, salth the LORD, and touch not the unclean thing; and 1 will WJ EH 10.00 Channe. 13-Tuesday 7:59 Sign On 8·0{1 CaptNn Kangaroo 8:45 CBS l'<ews 9 oo 11orning Show 7:59 s:gn On ' 9.45 CBS Newp 8·00 Cuptoin Kangaroo 9: 55 Morning State tlewa 8 45 CBS News 10:00 Garry Moore 9·00 Morning Show 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 9:45 CBS News 11:30 Stt'lke It Rich 9·"5 Mo'"lini State Newt 12:00 News at Noon 10 00 Arthur Godfrey 12 .10 Ka!te's Almanac 11 ,30 Stn•• n Rieh 12:15 Love of Lile l2:00 News At Noon 12:3C· search for Tomorrow 12·10 Katie's Almanar 12:45 Guiding 'Light 12·15 Love of Life 1:00 Katie's KitcheD 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 1'30 As the World 'l'unil 12:45 Guidinll Light 2:0{1 Beat t~c Clock l:c9 Katie's Kitcnen 2·30 jJousepJU'\l' , New York aecdeptehd hlsm r,~mCl th,' 3 00 Big Pay~ff . • i:~ :~a:h~:'~[!~tTurnr Dutch and ma e tm an • au 3.30 The Verdiells Yoilft. } Please see The Columbia Viking 4'•QO Brighter Day i;~~ Jfg";~;!a Desk Enc)clopedia 415 Secret Stofln 3.·3" T'"" verd 1'et Is y 0..At Proverbs 22.6 we art> admon· 4 30 Edge of Night • " • "" ~· ' ished to train our children In the 5.00 Mystory Theater :;~~ . ~!~~~:e~~~~ way they should go and when 6.30 Your Esso Reporter thev arc old they will not depart 6:45 Spocts Parade '·30 Eqge of N<ght fro;, it This would work the 6·55 Weatherman 5:00 !.ly•tery Theatei sameh way should wsoe ltertainus !~:: 7:00 Parade of Stm 6.30 Your Esso Reporle!' in t elying wrongto way, 6" from '!l'r-Thildren about 7:30 Telephone Time ''" SPOrt' parade Chri'stmas nnv Santa Claus, or 8:QO Phil Stivers Show 6.55 W.•a\h•"""J\;.,<l.-<: '' 8·30 7~0!1,' .•·~ . ,.,·~.$.'• J:~ anything else." 9:00 TBA To Tell The Truth • r~ w ~ , No, t;hristms!. io .not Chrlsttan ~1 t~~ 1i for the Christian 'prlaetple IS, r:f :~ e~~~ ~ ' ' ' t~IJO 1g Recqrd ' f What fellowship Clg~teousness ' , D.OO he Mij\lo'itair~ , wilh unrillhteousnes:. (or truth :~:~~ ~:~o~jhe·mlp~te NGs 9:~0 I1ve G6t'A S~'&!' with (aioehoodl and what hath ti·05 Scanning the Weather 1 10 00 ·~rmsliting .n:.eater light with darkness .come out 11 15 National Cathedral ChOir ll 00 Up-tJill'e-m u e Newt from among them and be ye sep· 11:30 Christmas Eve from Na· 11:05 Scanning !be Weather :' i!ia '' I BIIDFQRD •••••• -·. .. . . .. • .60 • ~~ ' AND ·CORPODATtqNS '· t'&' ''' !ICi!OOL DIBTliiCTS it: r In PIII'IUanee of law, I, Clydo G. Milt bone, Tret surer o! Meigs County, Ohio, do hereby give notice Iiiii tbe number of Mills levied on each dollar of propet:ty showu on the General Tax Duplwate of Ileal Ii:m\e, Public Utility and PersOnal P.ropcrt) within said County for the year 1907 Is" fo llows: ToWNSHIPS 'TEliVIS''ON GUll)!. WSAZ-TV Chan,ei!J , " ' "' • -----------:-'--:-··· - J;aQ;' · 57.-. --- --- RAT ·5-0F- TAXAnON -FOR- 1·9 F .! Hts btrth ~'here ~re many customs asooci· a!ed with the Christmas oelebra· twn that ean easily be traced to pa~an times, take for instance the evergreen tree At Jerehuab JOth ehapter, King James Version: Thus saith the Lord, learn NOT the "l'Y of lh,e HEATHEN. . For the cus· tom of the people are vain; for one cutteth a tree out of Ute ror· est, the work of the hands of 1he wm·kman WJ!b the a<e. Tbey dee1< It w•th ,;lver and wttli gold; they ra 1ten 11 d?wn ~tth nails and with ha\nmers, that •t move nol. · ·II• not afroid of them; tor they con· not do evil, Neither alsb Is it In to do good This laot phra!le Is the only one that most people are able to see. They overlook the admon· ilion to "be not ss the heathen h ~ th th' g " Paul tells :s ~~ Xcts ~s7e 30 ;~.~ the times of such ignorance God has winked st; but that NOW he has COMMA.ND· ED all men everywhere to 1\& PENT. of such foolish things. Now Just a word about santa Claus. He was originaly Saint Nl~h· olas, a fourth eentury bishop ,of Myra in A>ta mmor, patron samt of boys, oailoro and thieves, of Greece and stcily; also Saint Nlchqlas of Barl, Italy. His relies were ltaken there after belnK stol· en from Myra in the Neth<!flando, and other places, his feast day is Deeember 6th and not the 25th as now eelehrated Deeomber 6 ts a children's holiday. -we En g118h• 1n 2-Dalty Simttnel, ~meroy-M!ddleport, 0., Dee. 24, 198'7 .•, ' .' . \ I this joyous ~on to all of our very g<>Od At cartsllus frien<b and patrons. , , .111111,11 Wb.,OIJHIDtltiiPlr· . · · ~ llleslllp If tlta ..., .., , . fttat tnf ~b·· bl 0 • ' · fUM ~ bjlplaeu lilflllll ' FOREMAN & A~On APPLIANCES Pluine 828(. Y ' ' ·MUJ Sl. Middleport ( ALLEN E. Main St. \ . A~PLIANCE Pomero;y ' Ebersbac.h Har.dwa.rf:. ·-·H·-· Pom!er~•y, Ohio · ;' �',' ~ .., . ,,.,,,, ' 0 '' I ,-f·-:•,...... ,.~' 'l~.)'J'"' ..,,, I . ,! I ' "'~ '' ''· w- ! · ' - . I~" I , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Dec. 24, 1957 Wolfe Grabs Scoringleadership ·,tllehUJ Seutiul u ' Carl WWe, Racine's greal outside shot. edged Into the Soul~· eastern Ohio scoring leadership this week among Class A lnd Cia" AA schools according to unofficial ligures released by Jam· es White of Syracuse. The 6-il Tornado forward pas,. ed ST John.on of the Poll1er~y ph b 1 Ft'd · ht 1 ~ I " ' "\ '., 'Y nJg w t ·' 34a point output. It was hi; :11 game and gave him " total of 1M point. for a 28.4 averoge. Meanwhile, Johnson, on lhe eoollsh side a~ainst R~<cine, net' ted 17 points . This gm hlrn • live game total of 136 points lor 27.2. Two sturdy SEO Class ers bad third and fourth P aces. They were Gene Morgan of LO(*D who missed I.ogan's game Frlil,ay night against Ironton, with a 23.0 average in five games and Alben's Gary McConkey, at 24.4 in 7 081 TuaeiiUI AAl*Y game~ Wolfe demonstrate~ hb s~1)1 Friday night in more d~Par<· nients than shootln<. He played t.he entire J(ame wit hout en!nmlt· tlno a foul and himself sunk eiRht out of cieht lrrc tbrows. He w" also effective " a rebounder on offense aml defehae. In other comparisons eompih!d by White, now , New York Central Railroad olliee emplo)'e..~t Hobson. Pomeroy emerged u ,tlo! •~• ollensivc toam with 88.4 I t ••r In all games Ill po n ' ,... .arne ' and out of league play. Yes, Merry ChrutllllaS! W h dl d'e're ea ng Into another year recor u•g highlights of home county athletics and the clean, energetic young folks who make their mar~s as stars. Mat they ever shine brighter learning tbe lesson• that Sports can teach: """"'smagsblp, bard work, perseverance, •r•• • physical and ml!lltal supremacy. this year had seVeral ell)ll!ciatly bright moments Ia apolis. First or all Middleport as· toaiided southeastern Ohio by copping the ' pt state cham onshlp In Class A baseball, tlle fi rs t sueh t t'tle bY any Class A or Ciass AA school bi. this section. Nolan Swackhamer Athens, 4·0 in the wu the and doubling Dave Hindy was the coach. batteJYJim withBowles Hindy as star too. i ,.- Jti.aaM~p !--··'* I 0 . .! ., • ' tf lblt ftillff .-u ..,ai mld·summer Bob Roberts took a Little League All· . balebail team to W~liston to go through undefeat~d In all . Invitational tournament that boasted the cream of the ~talent In soutbeaatern Ohio. ..... starR-Tom Wblte of t:meroy with his great .,.... llltd crutch bitting Peanuts lctllne or Racine for a .:... f 1 hi 'h 11 d 1 · · ~~· Q a ong, g y eep along the ert field !me from his ~ at shortstop, easily the outstanding play of the tlte tournament-just to mention two. ~i'd Junior Hawthorne, Pomeroy's line haltering fullback, led.•fil& ;. beloved Panthers to a 6·3-1 season, fourth in t.he SEO, &1!4 11ad his own name picked for the No. 1 fullback in the SI!JO !~ague. . · ·A·Iso In football . Middleport for the first timr in three vears !1 ,w~n· ~ V11R~. Marlins for the past two seaaon1, .. es their farm club repreoontalive ·bursh Pirates today . named Don to handle pltehero. Osborne, manager of the Miami -· ""111 1. DESK 4J in fnct three of them undrr league to 59 ~ Qll 0'~" Stoh 62 lndlono 51' 6t. Louis 89 Woo~lngton 63 . Brtdloy 17 St. MOrys Cotif. 6l Mlchlilan St. 57 Iowa St. ,51 ot Oktohomo 64 O~lo Stote 55 South-! PI\MDillNA, Calif. UP - Coaeh Woody ){IYl!$. .~! Ohio State Mon· day adlfiDnl!l!ed sportll writ~n against plclllti ·his Buckeyes by 19 or Rio!~ ~olll!s to win the Rose Bowl .galj\~. · · . Wet! ''""'~"ri of the Southern Cill· Montona 75 ~· mona State 66 r ' · l'ootbl!U Writer! AMocta•• '':"', •·. cd ,v\.l!llnR ea;tcrn sports Utah 707fWllh ~"""State.. write" then ~i, Orogon Brijhom Ytu111·7, • clced olu.o Slate, to Colorodo 61 Stanford 58 win by an, av~rore of . 21.4 points d.,pite llayes' ldmonitlon. 1'he oeeasloo was the annual Ols Ots 0 Tournamel!.t of It""" .ineetlhg of the association, !>l'lnglng t 0getHer lor !lie fll'l\ time ilnee •their 00f iJ tearnl w~t · p\cked to aj!ptat In the llo'" .· wl COach Hllfet and Coich Le •.caaanova of Oregon. Vef Haye~ exto11cd his 1~57 tealn as bi!lng much like the 111M team Bob Ashley, former star cager 1 which also wenltu the Rose Bowl from MHS and now eoa.ch at "Tl!oy are much alike," Haye1 Southwestern High &chool m .Gal· 1ald. •:Both iquada were made up Jia County, led .the Pomeroy 11~1· of 'quaUty kids' and I'm proud of shots to a 91·73 victory over a Mid- both teama. 1 don't like to mili dleporl team Monday night ·P\•Y· compafuona. Tbe 1954 team h~d ed on the SW floor. He had a final mote 'nune' players but tbla preatotal of 3~. enlllJIUad his Improved more thon High lor Middleport was Jim any te&lll 1 ever eoaehep. Bowles, Ali·SEO center lor the The outspoken lluc~ye Colieh Yellow Jackets · last season, with made a passing reference to the 30 poln.u. Withdrawal of schOQis from the For the Hotshots, John Sisson Piclfic: Coast Conference by de· . had zo, Stobart 12, D~ek Gaul 121'''rlng football 4rew up ln the Big and Aa~on .Buffington 17. Ten because 11 was played among For Mi1dleport Payne ~ad 8, areal eduC!Itionhlii)SiituUons. . Engi!J~ '2, Russell 8 and Qualls "! re(ari! ·1111 j iratodt what 15. has b'll>l!l!lle4:r<tenlltln tbe W~t fond 1 doi!'llllle to iee ~deh thlncs Score by quarters: Hot!ho'.l 14 26 48 •• 1 happen," lle said. Middleport IZ 34 46 73 caoan~v• , PaJd tribute to "all ---tl!e .\II·Anierlca <aliber 1players , b , l)ecem_. er 25 - 10 p,in, tH ·' U,m, M US f B n~w. demnridln~. Jackson Mi~dlrwt e RK·O. Dance Band '· '' .,,..,.,.. N>Hin~ 1-tm"f In scufflfl!; with nhqfrPnPrnus nrl!'lo.cn. The new pollry iK to · a coli onrl toss questions !rom outside tho bars. 0 LOS ANGELES UP - The tail klwhen of Ute Wcltct.tJ Growere A"oeialion !Ug&o;t Ihi& method of cool<lng oque,h. Cut .corn "'"" I' In halves, lnve]l on a (JOn und TH'- . SHOE BO>t I , their only win. BOWLING Home of Ar.row Sblrla , 124 ll. Main St. Pomeroy '~ott ·gour o,.,~ ~' The MODERN MART Nazarene Church 'f.,., t " l i <J~t ~"u nd like ~- ~· Chri>tlitas gifts include good health, I!Ood ciJeer! to all! LoAN a &\VINGS 00. llratst Covert Man~~ger . 1 - ' w~ like pleasuJI in thankinr you for .Our )llironqa and in wishinl Y!AJ. 1l011day e~lete with all the ''trinfmlnp•. ~ ,IO'Ii iti~ frltnd.,. iood he~lttJ;IiMI &Ood·Cheerl I"""P'I!I"''~....._.. a large Children Yule wish liOGG.&tu5PAN iNt BOLIN$ MOBILGAS In The lleart of Mason City . . •••via now with cdl the 01Jta your hearl dtalre~. Pemhooy ·~· ·•·. Au,_.., •JI'A Pltone a. 5·1 "' . there is. another outfield possibil· ity if these other men don't pan Out. 1 might move Ed Bailey out there and tiave Smoky \lurge98 do the catChing. Bailey is a very versa· tile man who gives me that much "more leeway in planning. Of eourso, the big que'stiiln IT•ark 'ted Kluszewskl. Alot has been .... ; · l ' .\ . to all Dllt I Jnmds our slncm good IDisks !Of 'Jlwlrll, Jlro$tifyllll4 L.lapplaf(t. to tx!tnd to them our slncerwst lOt lllitnc ~~pplnlll and aood chftr,, ,. .. *• ·, CLINTON FISHER CO. 4s.UF8 e PAINT · Preston tSF.RVIcB Middleport, Ohio I ,· · f. Motori~!~1n~. 1 1 1 Mlddlepot1 .·z·" I·' ' ,f{ifo · .. \ Karr ' & Yan· Zandt , . ' Pomeror .! '· • ~eane to Everyone." . During lhe social hour games were played and a:iltl uchangP.•! after whith relrethmenu were served to tbost named &bove an~ Dana Van Meter, Annabelle ROSI· Phyllio and Cbarleo lhle, John Ea•terday, Opal Wotson, Dolore' J(ru'!uter, Lam Holter, Davd , Hysell, Joe Thoren Jr., and th£> 1 teacber Ml!s Leda Mae Kraeuter. I Whorl liN? SYRACUSE, N. Y. --(UP)-Dr L. Leaf 1 faculty member of Forestrv. SeUODI GreeUng To All BECKY'S SHOP Middleport tw. ..... ... . .Biaettnar.Auto Co. 500 ll. Main St. I • •. . • &y me !Ne •pin oi auimnu. bring joy to every home: .. COll- MrT heart. Anil duoilgbOOr me eomiilg year, may '!f. an blow the peace and gOOd wiU of which the angels iiD& 111 thlt ·Obit Night, long ago. To yOJI ud ,Ollis, we wish ·a '*r ,..••m,.., ll. OIL CO. 7tO E. Jlabl Sl. I'll. 14 l'oll!eroy : tm-1 !0 wJIIipeact, .. . To ~one, we wbb a very joyout Holiday Sea1on ... one tllat wllllonQ be lreliUred for Ill dlany hap~y memorlet. I Sentee• I _follow~~ • h·ristmal, 110 JOUllltllt Our Olfleers were elected lor 1; , h In d new year when t e terme ia'' Clau of tho Momlne Star EUB Church met S1turday evening "' the homt of Alice, Tommy and Lou1-f riaher. · ..r l .. .... Lib . Hnppy Neac Year lost season . Sors Bolloy Vor11mo 1 am riot saying I will .do It but ma1 etocklnq over· "' ''Y0111J and I lfoppy holida: Ul~ . lflerry Christmas 1 good fdlowsllip and ·-n•mee or ~ay wt txtmd Morn1ng • Stdf EUB Cl IJ,I . QSS I'~ ameS · Officers For 1958 but I believe we have ....: or -- the personnel to carry TrE~ats t~ll. . have . qeen some I"" '" llflilk~y . .there will be tb•h~ children of th~ ~t:· Ql morr . . spring training starts e azarene recm~c . mas : ... and perhaps eve n more before - tfeats Sun.day m~rmng With hesthc first game of the 1958 season. Ite.r Taylor, SUP:frmtcndent of the Corrtcts Weekntss Btble School an charge of the i . Pitching was_ o!Jvionsly our prin- treats. c1pal shortrom t~g ln~t ye_ar so we I In the evening the Rev. nnd Mrs. ;"'f'll_t out and.did somet\u~g aboul l Robert Palmer directed a ChristIt nght awa v. Now I believe we · mas program wlth Virglnib Gro1 . have corrected th~t wea~ness. 1 gan as accompanist. Children tak. We have alrearly aequ1red geven tn"g part were Gary Ellis, Kathy ! now pltchm including good front· 1 Moore, Roy, Judy and Lorry Tay· · line:rs and sohd re11e( strength. Jor, Susie and •rony Clonch, Vonda Harvey Haddix, Bob Purkey and Wise, Paul !!alstead, Janice Hoi· Willard Schmidt would be wel· 1 ton Pamela Covert, Patty Palmer, cOme adrl!tions to 2nY _staff. . • · Judy Moore, Mary Walburn, ConIn addition to our remainmg nie arr.d Rovnie Cheadle, Cecil See reg,ulars, we eKpect a lot of Char· Terry Taylor, Gloria Hovatt4fr, ley Rabe who pitched well lor Se· Job" Wilt. I attle last year and thel'e urc a couple of promising rookie pros· The program included songs, peets coming down for spring , rer.itations and a twenty-minute training who will get a chance. . talk by:l:b:e:P::":to:r:;::;::;::;::., Natura~ly, we ~ad to sacr-ifice 1 ::;;:;:;:;:: . some power to f.~t the men we · wauted. You do not get something I for nothing, even in baseball . . . We IO!t batting strength m 0 yieldin~ Wally Post ·and. ~oe 'ray· lor but don't forget we still have Frank. l\9binson sod Gus Boll In the outliclrl. ·Right now the best prospect for Post's replacement looks like Stan Pal.y5 who led the I.PitJ!'UC in. batting with Nashville ,J.I.:.re'a hoping your ..•.. lS.Moo.. just pjao•e· - DETROIT UP - The Detroit Lion• ployod b!ll<l'e ~18,283 opeeta· ton during their 12 regular "'"n games tltb year for an neratre of 81,5~1 per caine. RAY R. PICKENS, D.O. Are Given contldenlial 10111 •PI>roval. Wile,Man ot yore. ~ said and written about Ted - who was bothered by a bsck aliment during most of the 1957 seaaonbut I prefer to adopt a wait-and· see altitude lor the moment. George Crowe filled ln well at first bose in 19l!7 and Steve Bilto Bv BIRDIE~ TEBBETTS will be up again frOID Hollywood · Written for tht United Pi'tss Over~! I would have to ny :.he NASHUA, N. H. UP - The Cln· picture looks very bright now. elnnatl Redlegs will enter a !\lOre vesntile ettncking force 1n · the A great many ~eople have been 1958 National League b>.tlle: .'The picking Milwoukee to run away accent will be more toward pitch· with the flag neJt year but I do ing: and speed. !l(lt agree. It was a fiv«lub bat· tie until mid-Auguat last season hnvc rbeen primarily as We a powe tramkno' btr~11 next year and I see no reason why it should h' b . not ~ the same, or tougher, next , we WI 11, n~t on 1Y lt ut move. year. Certainly the Giants and Pii ou: t_hmkmg has changed since rates also are improved ~o I can1 flm~hm (! fourth last seasqn. 1 not sec the Brav~ runlling over 1 'J'h!! Hcdlegs are going t!l 11e1 a anybody co:-nbinntlon of youth and experl- · .:.._·_ _ __ . ence. Yo'l li1ight say our theme is to bt\ild for th e future while we , take care of th.c pr€!sent . 64~ loano and term.: Yqu Dame i~ We oupply it • , • aubjeet lq ou quickt 124 E. Main St. [' EDITORS NOTE: Thlo Ia tho second of 16 dispatch11 on the off...ason optlook of ~ach major lugue feem for 1951, written by tho monttllrt of' ooch <tub. Crpws Steak House bowlers t(lok tWo games from Gainers Pluml:!ers at Parkersburg Wednesday nir,ht. The Steak House ·keglero were led by Paul (705) Riggs, who had a total ol 601. / 1!\ ' ' - .. -~ ··~ ...... """t. ~r . . -. "''r"" .. Dave Dorst had h.igh single ~ game of 223 and a nice 569 total. In the occond game all the Steak House boys rolled ~04 and over lor a 1064 .tolat The Crow team has wolo 6 out of the l"t 9 games tmd four en these games have been MIDDLEPORT COATS BLDG. k th 1000 "';i;~~~~~~~:t;~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;:;:; over .; _ . Crowse had amar 2791· ·total for the • . night. 'The Plumbers were !Pd by - .. --~-~~ _ ·-- -· ·-_ 52.'1!1 ' Phone 197 - movie dlroc:tor In London. Payments Incl11:® aU,r:lwJoo. Othtr of Chri&Jmaalhlne upon you u upon the B'Ifd"Je Ch'Jmm ,, •.. , About. .New PI'tching..,. Rttrunng' rA_' · es 1 ne: Bas Alttv&r happened to led Kid Lewla? Now 63, he is an aulstar•t INt 'tn~ CITY TILL JAN. 6, 1951 . who flnolly high series of 585 and high galne week end on the farm. w•th the Chrhtmll StJry by Ros. bumped t~~ kid off the welter· of 219. ' 1'alk around the Whitt llouse Easterd~y and oevent readmg' weight thron• fol- g!lod In 1919. concerning "What Cbnstml:!S DOWNIE-GROSS 25·MOI. OFFICE FROM DEC. John'• wn, David, 9, and daugh· tm Barbara Ann, 8. Suaan, 6, and Mary lean 2. The youoli Eilicn· bowers live· in nearby Alexandria, Va., and 4110 h;lve a oottage on the edce of the Pretldenl'o Getty~ burg lanb. - - -- - -- ' with Jock Britton, to hit son, who 11. • prDmlnent ' The Pre.-dent•i doctors may have a •olce ln, lbe dcc!Jion. de· pending on bow they think he stood the otrlin of lhe Pari• NATO meeting. 'l'hc!J preeert.,llon of rest at cvcry opportunity in Elaenhower'a recovery from tbe Nov. 25 mild stmko probably will rule out •n· other lone trl~ - ouch 01 to AU· gusta, Ce.- at thlo Ume. The EiaenHof!ers opent Christ· mas In 1953 and 19M io their Augusta golf "91lrJe colt.gc. Tile past two years they presided over hig family gatherlllg! It lbe White House. They have never apent a Chris~ mas at their PenDSylyanla farm, where a liUle snow can tum the landscape Into a classic Yuletide welterw.dght c~ampianshlp. Uni· games or 185, 14U and 134! · Houst i\lld then drove the 80 [ roup smx fti . que In hldory are his 10 fight$ H., Clark <lf the winrltn'& had a miles to GettyJbiJrt Jor 'a qoie.t ol_s opene-4 ~h$ meeting throughout the ym. 48.69 IE IN MY Midwest Host Pavs Zuppke 1nbute As Th•t was lhe unolllclal talk ~~: i~e:.·::;n:th:;'~t~:i' similar ' ' Umverstty • ; 'Gn'd'IrOn ,.mmort·a}. """'" the While lt~use Wday. The first famiJJ'o Chrl&tm" - Illlhl Theu· plans have not yet been ... plan• almoot cerlalnly will in· · nounccd. elude the grandchUdi'en - MaJ. d•vs to huvvw•lghts ""' t~ with 527 and high game , o! ZOI. mild atroke; the Elsenhowm had retary and tresourer. end •nd twlct held the W9rla Paul Chlfcrd, a 182 bowlor, had ThankJglVIni dinner at the Wblte G . 1 or Cbristm.. "' .sensons. And mny it lilSt 1000 I WILt NOT. · BY UNITED PR F.SS 1 Thursday night at Point PltBI· Ted Kid Lewis, born in Lon· an.t in the Men's Classie League don, had mor. thon 400 flghta ragl!inst ACe III Crows' Cbicka during • career . stntchlno, fro.m were colder th~n a chill~ ~ki· scene. Roy Van lfeter wa11 selected ;B 1920 to 1929. He fought em all . mo. Losing all three games, Piml Ji'or fb(,'jr Thanl::sglvina: holiday, president; Louise Fisher. viet! from banhtmweights in hi' tarly j Rl ;_.:gs had high indivldua:t setles immediately after tbe President'a pre ,ident and Tommy Fial'·.: r. set· in this happieS< of 39.82 WASIIINGTON UP - Preol~ent late thlo week wu lhlt the ~amc the White Home and their Cett1- 1the elllpoe Juot oouth ol the White hurg farm. JJouse Monday afterooon. The tele· ' . -·-·-------.----L., , ~ 0£ .. •IS.' ingleJonleandwho581badtots!.a 246ThelorGainer bl&h wnat B ecame . boys had 1029 the first game fo• joy and sood will be youn 800 .~ ~~ ' and il~d. Mrs. Elaenhow_er may make mas time. . th' cavltico, !ill with cooked broc· gr., t . great . &rpndcldldre:l. All Chr~Mtma• the '""'''ton br a long The Pr"14eot 10111 foMIIJIIY light coil and top with a creamy chmc told, there arc M of them . holiday week end 4ivlded between 1 the nation•! ChrJJimpo tree on \1'/L May a full measur. of bolkhy 3 Ike' Mamief May DivideHolidays Dally·SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 :, :lll!l'l'!"' ' Between.GeIt·VSburg Farm, tapllO . I ·jiiiiiiiii~~~-~~ltc'!iiiiiitiiiiiiilti • ~ ha~e until tender. Snit tlnd butter ~r~n, great • iJ'andchildren I ' 6 4 Wben ~My aaw t1te No •No ' K'NITTitf · • SOUTI! !'AlliS, Me. UP irt. Ida Stebon revealed on er 09th birthday how •he keeps oc;euple~. >he Bald she knlls mittonJJ arid wck• lo• her ehlld~en, grandehll· TED KID LEWIS ' :May the radlallce LIHIGH AWAITS NOLAN BETHLEHEM, Pa. UP - Tile J,ehl~b basketball team Is euerly awaiting tbe return of Dan Nolan from the Dee. 28 Blue-Gray football Rame at Monlaomery, Ala. Nolan, tiie quarterback for the ·Blue team, 11 the leading rebound· cr on Lehl~h'• basketball team. ' Middleport, Ohio 5 1tar, they rejoiced with eueeding great joy." j lock dp prisoners In ' ·•· WINTIR SQUASH T~IAT CHAMPAIGN, 01. UP - A host Zuppke, nicknamed the "Little of the great from Midwest Coot· 1Dutchm•n" by those who re!jlec!· ball paid llnol tribute iodny to ed his· football judgement and ad· Robert C, "ilob" Zoppke, Uoiver· mired his war~h, coached llllnl slty of 'Illinois gridiron immorlsl. teams lor 29 ye s. They eamed F'uneral services were schoduled a .621 mark with 131·81 won·l!l"t today at IZ llllOn, e.s.t. record during the ycm 1913-1941. 111 n~;eordancc with hie wishes, Zuppke's body will be cremated Football greals of the pall and following today's funeral services. prcs<nt gal)lercd here Monday as Hh widow aaked ' hal floral trib· Zuppke's uody reotcd In a casket utes be omitted arid charity con· draped with •a blanket of blue tribulions made lnstead. Clowers nnd a huge orange "J". ; MONEY or ---n-.~~ ~,ii.:.iN"DIAi.----- ~· .IT\IInv n~J11",..7rfif'P"~; i ~ '' ' ' rotJ, . I I. 47.~ .;Li;o~ga~n~..~·ii·~·~ii~~23~~7u~.a~H~a~rt~Ie~y~a~ii~d·lroim·H~y;.;;~~~ Ja.~kets 27.{) on Thankselvin~ Dav but Thnmnson promised he11 see Alex Clio in 1958 with a strong rebuttal. Athen~ Crow'! Chick bowlers led bv Moonbeam Ciiffnrd. Bob LoUks, Renzo Menchlnl. Dave Darst an~ Ralph Gibbs. tlli '•t~te bowllnQ rhnnlnionshiJi, imother first for · '"'""''" ~ ·• it~lland nnder Jim VenMri and Keith Nel<nn a to)Ml rrld schedule undefeated to take ils sixth Little eve rnnference ~hamnlonshin in !0 vears . Bi~ 1.1rrv u"'""'' ' II lullback w~s the force that never met another equal or grMt.er. Yes. thes~ mav he t.he bighlfuhts . JM thev tell oniv nn·rt 1 ~f. th n Snnrtr. storv whl•h rertolnlv is thr rl"V tn <lov nroaniz· l e" ef'forl nn lh• nart hundrerls nf """"" in an<! nnl<l~n nnr s~hnols . I!UidM bv their seosoned elders. to rnmnete ""alnst 1 e>rh other under rules fairly made and quite as fairly en· rorr~d. ' . . , It l! ~ nrlvlle<'e to ~It~~ the Snorts n•.•k ol a ronnlv sn ort' ivc In Sonrls. Mav the cbamninns continue to be chamnions. Evenlqg lly A:~~olntm~ni' 101 li. tl)d st. Pomeroy . . PIIOnt 26t-M ' ,, . · I . 9 lp ! I P.M. ' Jl -r--· . 4 td9 4 181 4~.3 DEFENSE 7 Fill" Hq~daya , ~ondiy , ~IOUfh Sllurday .evit l'EftY .ilf:st WISHJS TD !OVlt i»ATifONS H h \V'Jit Q ' ) 91• 7 Sw Fl 0 Midd}P.IKM', l I l'enninent Sliecl~l · CHAMP,-\IGN, Dl. UP - The body of Bob 2uppkc lny In atate today near the Unlvmlty, or 1111· ools where tfte belo•oa little 101\chlng gentat onee gave the ~·· 11on "rwle,daule" lootball und the lmndaryk Red Gri~"'1 Robi!rt c. £Uppkl! 11 ne w" formally h'imed but ietab\11 called, GUceumbed early Sunday · at tbe I aJe of 78 \0 a long battle a4aJnst caneor alone with eompll<atlons of ht •~ hlood pressure ann a 'Christmns Nfght Pomeroy's Is theopponent. best ~ten· CLOSBTex. BOWL SCOIIII lw" andofaalo Or-~~~~~~~~~ ~·~~ <lub. 3·0. holdinR to DALLAS, UPWith Navy Woody egon Jl .llil)"" ;w~ ;the· l)eslre th~at~lAY· ._ -~ --- . -· . -~~~i~E~~~~~~~· _... - ~ 461 point.. Pomerov Is the "'' and Rlee preparing lor their Jan. era tnd tie. 1taU \llat brought ond best d•fenso club bo!illllg 1 football game In Dallas, It's In· Uiem to tlie Ro.M bow), opponents to 46.8 polnl>. Poiqt- terelllng to note that In the 21 · · ' ·- - - roy and Athens meet Jsnuary 17 previous Cotton Bowl cobteota, games Into &qnd•is . title game here. , there's o difference of only 1.6 wllh tlleneti'on Uon~ . Middleport, l·Z In .the lea('!•· point• between 'the average Jeores . .IS fourth best .defenSive club il11d of the host and villtlng ti!ami. Lf;XINGTQN, Ky. UP .- We•t 1 k h 0rr " VlrgiQ\a Wlv.r&lty,. whir.~ won ran ' seven! '" ..... .. ' GROZA "OLDS. R' E"""D Ke·t···.""'l Inv . ltallon ' bask~tbal Offense and Defense rect>rds; n W1l " "'"' seo -.LL GAMIS CLEVELAND, Ohio UP _ r..u tourn~men\ lait weet elld, t~y · OFFINSf Groza of the Oeveland Browns , woa , l~t\Cd to de(end it,s. e)am· G Ph :O.v. takes a Natio~al Football !..<ague ' plon•lilP In tbe 1958 renewal of ' I LOAN Monthly Payment Pomeroy 5 332 611.4 .::.....:......:....._:_.:......:.....'ll-...:·c:.... Ithe event. 68 5 ~thnns 7 419 59.~ Wellston · · .. · · ...... · · · · · · 4 229 53.S -- -Columbus, G II' 11 SR • Middleport 57.3 ! )11rs.James Winegar, 7.'1!1 5.77 6 355 $100 t!.~~o s ...... 6 336 56:0 Ga llipblls ....... , . 6 360 6(1.0 aqd. Mr. and Mro. Owen Cantrell 17.92 2SO 14.0S Wellston 4 269 67 3 and son•, Gal)lpolls, were r~ent 5 275 55 ~ Nels<irl•Uic . . Nel!onvillc .. 4 190 47 :~ Jacksbn 4 271 87.8 guests of Mr: and Mrs. Hornet 500 26.30 34.06 hard.<Jrlvln~ John Thompson. Pomeroy clipped the POlt'rfJM.?. 1«2. UP ·-:- PolleP ~ave rulftd the tut·nhY'I ~O&fn In ~1'11\louorters tmt of bonn~• for quelllon\J1K of prisoners. Too . , MYRTI$ KAY'S Beauty Sato·~ .· · 34 Point Spree IBAsKETBALL Cal Writers Go / p:;~:aTJ:a~iGo~ ~~:.N~u I Frl'day N1'1tlrh t By ~;~~~h Prtn Overboard For ;-=;;;;;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;...;.;;;;;;:;;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;.; Kontuckr 92 Utah Stoto 64 · BoostedAverage Loyelo Lo. 94 Loulslona St. 62 B ' ·uc·ks'·.J·...... aty I . Eag Ie·s ~· h.·r•"stm .'. as Dance vond•I1>11173MNJd·~.Mst··· A&M SPORTS ~uppke Is Dead, ' ' PARTS· POMilK01 -GOESSlER .JEWELRY . ' •· . ' STORE · Pomeroy, Ohio •. ·, .' MARTIN HOTEL Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, O"io merr, ~'" I. �',' ~ .., . ,,.,,,, ' 0 '' I ,-f·-:•,...... ,.~' 'l~.)'J'"' ..,,, I . ,! I ' "'~ '' ''· w- ! · ' - . I~" I , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Dec. 24, 1957 Wolfe Grabs Scoringleadership ·,tllehUJ Seutiul u ' Carl WWe, Racine's greal outside shot. edged Into the Soul~· eastern Ohio scoring leadership this week among Class A lnd Cia" AA schools according to unofficial ligures released by Jam· es White of Syracuse. The 6-il Tornado forward pas,. ed ST John.on of the Poll1er~y ph b 1 Ft'd · ht 1 ~ I " ' "\ '., 'Y nJg w t ·' 34a point output. It was hi; :11 game and gave him " total of 1M point. for a 28.4 averoge. Meanwhile, Johnson, on lhe eoollsh side a~ainst R~<cine, net' ted 17 points . This gm hlrn • live game total of 136 points lor 27.2. Two sturdy SEO Class ers bad third and fourth P aces. They were Gene Morgan of LO(*D who missed I.ogan's game Frlil,ay night against Ironton, with a 23.0 average in five games and Alben's Gary McConkey, at 24.4 in 7 081 TuaeiiUI AAl*Y game~ Wolfe demonstrate~ hb s~1)1 Friday night in more d~Par<· nients than shootln<. He played t.he entire J(ame wit hout en!nmlt· tlno a foul and himself sunk eiRht out of cieht lrrc tbrows. He w" also effective " a rebounder on offense aml defehae. In other comparisons eompih!d by White, now , New York Central Railroad olliee emplo)'e..~t Hobson. Pomeroy emerged u ,tlo! •~• ollensivc toam with 88.4 I t ••r In all games Ill po n ' ,... .arne ' and out of league play. Yes, Merry ChrutllllaS! W h dl d'e're ea ng Into another year recor u•g highlights of home county athletics and the clean, energetic young folks who make their mar~s as stars. Mat they ever shine brighter learning tbe lesson• that Sports can teach: """"'smagsblp, bard work, perseverance, •r•• • physical and ml!lltal supremacy. this year had seVeral ell)ll!ciatly bright moments Ia apolis. First or all Middleport as· toaiided southeastern Ohio by copping the ' pt state cham onshlp In Class A baseball, tlle fi rs t sueh t t'tle bY any Class A or Ciass AA school bi. this section. Nolan Swackhamer Athens, 4·0 in the wu the and doubling Dave Hindy was the coach. batteJYJim withBowles Hindy as star too. i ,.- Jti.aaM~p !--··'* I 0 . .! ., • ' tf lblt ftillff .-u ..,ai mld·summer Bob Roberts took a Little League All· . balebail team to W~liston to go through undefeat~d In all . Invitational tournament that boasted the cream of the ~talent In soutbeaatern Ohio. ..... starR-Tom Wblte of t:meroy with his great .,.... llltd crutch bitting Peanuts lctllne or Racine for a .:... f 1 hi 'h 11 d 1 · · ~~· Q a ong, g y eep along the ert field !me from his ~ at shortstop, easily the outstanding play of the tlte tournament-just to mention two. ~i'd Junior Hawthorne, Pomeroy's line haltering fullback, led.•fil& ;. beloved Panthers to a 6·3-1 season, fourth in t.he SEO, &1!4 11ad his own name picked for the No. 1 fullback in the SI!JO !~ague. . · ·A·Iso In football . Middleport for the first timr in three vears !1 ,w~n· ~ V11R~. Marlins for the past two seaaon1, .. es their farm club repreoontalive ·bursh Pirates today . named Don to handle pltehero. Osborne, manager of the Miami -· ""111 1. DESK 4J in fnct three of them undrr league to 59 ~ Qll 0'~" Stoh 62 lndlono 51' 6t. Louis 89 Woo~lngton 63 . Brtdloy 17 St. MOrys Cotif. 6l Mlchlilan St. 57 Iowa St. ,51 ot Oktohomo 64 O~lo Stote 55 South-! PI\MDillNA, Calif. UP - Coaeh Woody ){IYl!$. .~! Ohio State Mon· day adlfiDnl!l!ed sportll writ~n against plclllti ·his Buckeyes by 19 or Rio!~ ~olll!s to win the Rose Bowl .galj\~. · · . Wet! ''""'~"ri of the Southern Cill· Montona 75 ~· mona State 66 r ' · l'ootbl!U Writer! AMocta•• '':"', •·. cd ,v\.l!llnR ea;tcrn sports Utah 707fWllh ~"""State.. write" then ~i, Orogon Brijhom Ytu111·7, • clced olu.o Slate, to Colorodo 61 Stanford 58 win by an, av~rore of . 21.4 points d.,pite llayes' ldmonitlon. 1'he oeeasloo was the annual Ols Ots 0 Tournamel!.t of It""" .ineetlhg of the association, !>l'lnglng t 0getHer lor !lie fll'l\ time ilnee •their 00f iJ tearnl w~t · p\cked to aj!ptat In the llo'" .· wl COach Hllfet and Coich Le •.caaanova of Oregon. Vef Haye~ exto11cd his 1~57 tealn as bi!lng much like the 111M team Bob Ashley, former star cager 1 which also wenltu the Rose Bowl from MHS and now eoa.ch at "Tl!oy are much alike," Haye1 Southwestern High &chool m .Gal· 1ald. •:Both iquada were made up Jia County, led .the Pomeroy 11~1· of 'quaUty kids' and I'm proud of shots to a 91·73 victory over a Mid- both teama. 1 don't like to mili dleporl team Monday night ·P\•Y· compafuona. Tbe 1954 team h~d ed on the SW floor. He had a final mote 'nune' players but tbla preatotal of 3~. enlllJIUad his Improved more thon High lor Middleport was Jim any te&lll 1 ever eoaehep. Bowles, Ali·SEO center lor the The outspoken lluc~ye Colieh Yellow Jackets · last season, with made a passing reference to the 30 poln.u. Withdrawal of schOQis from the For the Hotshots, John Sisson Piclfic: Coast Conference by de· . had zo, Stobart 12, D~ek Gaul 121'''rlng football 4rew up ln the Big and Aa~on .Buffington 17. Ten because 11 was played among For Mi1dleport Payne ~ad 8, areal eduC!Itionhlii)SiituUons. . Engi!J~ '2, Russell 8 and Qualls "! re(ari! ·1111 j iratodt what 15. has b'll>l!l!lle4:r<tenlltln tbe W~t fond 1 doi!'llllle to iee ~deh thlncs Score by quarters: Hot!ho'.l 14 26 48 •• 1 happen," lle said. Middleport IZ 34 46 73 caoan~v• , PaJd tribute to "all ---tl!e .\II·Anierlca <aliber 1players , b , l)ecem_. er 25 - 10 p,in, tH ·' U,m, M US f B n~w. demnridln~. Jackson Mi~dlrwt e RK·O. Dance Band '· '' .,,..,.,.. N>Hin~ 1-tm"f In scufflfl!; with nhqfrPnPrnus nrl!'lo.cn. The new pollry iK to · a coli onrl toss questions !rom outside tho bars. 0 LOS ANGELES UP - The tail klwhen of Ute Wcltct.tJ Growere A"oeialion !Ug&o;t Ihi& method of cool<lng oque,h. Cut .corn "'"" I' In halves, lnve]l on a (JOn und TH'- . SHOE BO>t I , their only win. BOWLING Home of Ar.row Sblrla , 124 ll. Main St. Pomeroy '~ott ·gour o,.,~ ~' The MODERN MART Nazarene Church 'f.,., t " l i <J~t ~"u nd like ~- ~· Chri>tlitas gifts include good health, I!Ood ciJeer! to all! LoAN a &\VINGS 00. llratst Covert Man~~ger . 1 - ' w~ like pleasuJI in thankinr you for .Our )llironqa and in wishinl Y!AJ. 1l011day e~lete with all the ''trinfmlnp•. ~ ,IO'Ii iti~ frltnd.,. iood he~lttJ;IiMI &Ood·Cheerl I"""P'I!I"''~....._.. a large Children Yule wish liOGG.&tu5PAN iNt BOLIN$ MOBILGAS In The lleart of Mason City . . •••via now with cdl the 01Jta your hearl dtalre~. Pemhooy ·~· ·•·. Au,_.., •JI'A Pltone a. 5·1 "' . there is. another outfield possibil· ity if these other men don't pan Out. 1 might move Ed Bailey out there and tiave Smoky \lurge98 do the catChing. Bailey is a very versa· tile man who gives me that much "more leeway in planning. Of eourso, the big que'stiiln IT•ark 'ted Kluszewskl. Alot has been .... ; · l ' .\ . to all Dllt I Jnmds our slncm good IDisks !Of 'Jlwlrll, Jlro$tifyllll4 L.lapplaf(t. to tx!tnd to them our slncerwst lOt lllitnc ~~pplnlll and aood chftr,, ,. .. *• ·, CLINTON FISHER CO. 4s.UF8 e PAINT · Preston tSF.RVIcB Middleport, Ohio I ,· · f. Motori~!~1n~. 1 1 1 Mlddlepot1 .·z·" I·' ' ,f{ifo · .. \ Karr ' & Yan· Zandt , . ' Pomeror .! '· • ~eane to Everyone." . During lhe social hour games were played and a:iltl uchangP.•! after whith relrethmenu were served to tbost named &bove an~ Dana Van Meter, Annabelle ROSI· Phyllio and Cbarleo lhle, John Ea•terday, Opal Wotson, Dolore' J(ru'!uter, Lam Holter, Davd , Hysell, Joe Thoren Jr., and th£> 1 teacber Ml!s Leda Mae Kraeuter. I Whorl liN? SYRACUSE, N. Y. --(UP)-Dr L. Leaf 1 faculty member of Forestrv. SeUODI GreeUng To All BECKY'S SHOP Middleport tw. ..... ... . .Biaettnar.Auto Co. 500 ll. Main St. I • •. . • &y me !Ne •pin oi auimnu. bring joy to every home: .. COll- MrT heart. Anil duoilgbOOr me eomiilg year, may '!f. an blow the peace and gOOd wiU of which the angels iiD& 111 thlt ·Obit Night, long ago. To yOJI ud ,Ollis, we wish ·a '*r ,..••m,.., ll. OIL CO. 7tO E. Jlabl Sl. I'll. 14 l'oll!eroy : tm-1 !0 wJIIipeact, .. . To ~one, we wbb a very joyout Holiday Sea1on ... one tllat wllllonQ be lreliUred for Ill dlany hap~y memorlet. I Sentee• I _follow~~ • h·ristmal, 110 JOUllltllt Our Olfleers were elected lor 1; , h In d new year when t e terme ia'' Clau of tho Momlne Star EUB Church met S1turday evening "' the homt of Alice, Tommy and Lou1-f riaher. · ..r l .. .... Lib . Hnppy Neac Year lost season . Sors Bolloy Vor11mo 1 am riot saying I will .do It but ma1 etocklnq over· "' ''Y0111J and I lfoppy holida: Ul~ . lflerry Christmas 1 good fdlowsllip and ·-n•mee or ~ay wt txtmd Morn1ng • Stdf EUB Cl IJ,I . QSS I'~ ameS · Officers For 1958 but I believe we have ....: or -- the personnel to carry TrE~ats t~ll. . have . qeen some I"" '" llflilk~y . .there will be tb•h~ children of th~ ~t:· Ql morr . . spring training starts e azarene recm~c . mas : ... and perhaps eve n more before - tfeats Sun.day m~rmng With hesthc first game of the 1958 season. Ite.r Taylor, SUP:frmtcndent of the Corrtcts Weekntss Btble School an charge of the i . Pitching was_ o!Jvionsly our prin- treats. c1pal shortrom t~g ln~t ye_ar so we I In the evening the Rev. nnd Mrs. ;"'f'll_t out and.did somet\u~g aboul l Robert Palmer directed a ChristIt nght awa v. Now I believe we · mas program wlth Virglnib Gro1 . have corrected th~t wea~ness. 1 gan as accompanist. Children tak. We have alrearly aequ1red geven tn"g part were Gary Ellis, Kathy ! now pltchm including good front· 1 Moore, Roy, Judy and Lorry Tay· · line:rs and sohd re11e( strength. Jor, Susie and •rony Clonch, Vonda Harvey Haddix, Bob Purkey and Wise, Paul !!alstead, Janice Hoi· Willard Schmidt would be wel· 1 ton Pamela Covert, Patty Palmer, cOme adrl!tions to 2nY _staff. . • · Judy Moore, Mary Walburn, ConIn addition to our remainmg nie arr.d Rovnie Cheadle, Cecil See reg,ulars, we eKpect a lot of Char· Terry Taylor, Gloria Hovatt4fr, ley Rabe who pitched well lor Se· Job" Wilt. I attle last year and thel'e urc a couple of promising rookie pros· The program included songs, peets coming down for spring , rer.itations and a twenty-minute training who will get a chance. . talk by:l:b:e:P::":to:r:;::;::;::;::., Natura~ly, we ~ad to sacr-ifice 1 ::;;:;:;:;:: . some power to f.~t the men we · wauted. You do not get something I for nothing, even in baseball . . . We IO!t batting strength m 0 yieldin~ Wally Post ·and. ~oe 'ray· lor but don't forget we still have Frank. l\9binson sod Gus Boll In the outliclrl. ·Right now the best prospect for Post's replacement looks like Stan Pal.y5 who led the I.PitJ!'UC in. batting with Nashville ,J.I.:.re'a hoping your ..•.. lS.Moo.. just pjao•e· - DETROIT UP - The Detroit Lion• ployod b!ll<l'e ~18,283 opeeta· ton during their 12 regular "'"n games tltb year for an neratre of 81,5~1 per caine. RAY R. PICKENS, D.O. Are Given contldenlial 10111 •PI>roval. Wile,Man ot yore. ~ said and written about Ted - who was bothered by a bsck aliment during most of the 1957 seaaonbut I prefer to adopt a wait-and· see altitude lor the moment. George Crowe filled ln well at first bose in 19l!7 and Steve Bilto Bv BIRDIE~ TEBBETTS will be up again frOID Hollywood · Written for tht United Pi'tss Over~! I would have to ny :.he NASHUA, N. H. UP - The Cln· picture looks very bright now. elnnatl Redlegs will enter a !\lOre vesntile ettncking force 1n · the A great many ~eople have been 1958 National League b>.tlle: .'The picking Milwoukee to run away accent will be more toward pitch· with the flag neJt year but I do ing: and speed. !l(lt agree. It was a fiv«lub bat· tie until mid-Auguat last season hnvc rbeen primarily as We a powe tramkno' btr~11 next year and I see no reason why it should h' b . not ~ the same, or tougher, next , we WI 11, n~t on 1Y lt ut move. year. Certainly the Giants and Pii ou: t_hmkmg has changed since rates also are improved ~o I can1 flm~hm (! fourth last seasqn. 1 not sec the Brav~ runlling over 1 'J'h!! Hcdlegs are going t!l 11e1 a anybody co:-nbinntlon of youth and experl- · .:.._·_ _ __ . ence. Yo'l li1ight say our theme is to bt\ild for th e future while we , take care of th.c pr€!sent . 64~ loano and term.: Yqu Dame i~ We oupply it • , • aubjeet lq ou quickt 124 E. Main St. [' EDITORS NOTE: Thlo Ia tho second of 16 dispatch11 on the off...ason optlook of ~ach major lugue feem for 1951, written by tho monttllrt of' ooch <tub. Crpws Steak House bowlers t(lok tWo games from Gainers Pluml:!ers at Parkersburg Wednesday nir,ht. The Steak House ·keglero were led by Paul (705) Riggs, who had a total ol 601. / 1!\ ' ' - .. -~ ··~ ...... """t. ~r . . -. "''r"" .. Dave Dorst had h.igh single ~ game of 223 and a nice 569 total. In the occond game all the Steak House boys rolled ~04 and over lor a 1064 .tolat The Crow team has wolo 6 out of the l"t 9 games tmd four en these games have been MIDDLEPORT COATS BLDG. k th 1000 "';i;~~~~~~~:t;~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;:;:; over .; _ . Crowse had amar 2791· ·total for the • . night. 'The Plumbers were !Pd by - .. --~-~~ _ ·-- -· ·-_ 52.'1!1 ' Phone 197 - movie dlroc:tor In London. Payments Incl11:® aU,r:lwJoo. Othtr of Chri&Jmaalhlne upon you u upon the B'Ifd"Je Ch'Jmm ,, •.. , About. .New PI'tching..,. Rttrunng' rA_' · es 1 ne: Bas Alttv&r happened to led Kid Lewla? Now 63, he is an aulstar•t INt 'tn~ CITY TILL JAN. 6, 1951 . who flnolly high series of 585 and high galne week end on the farm. w•th the Chrhtmll StJry by Ros. bumped t~~ kid off the welter· of 219. ' 1'alk around the Whitt llouse Easterd~y and oevent readmg' weight thron• fol- g!lod In 1919. concerning "What Cbnstml:!S DOWNIE-GROSS 25·MOI. OFFICE FROM DEC. John'• wn, David, 9, and daugh· tm Barbara Ann, 8. Suaan, 6, and Mary lean 2. The youoli Eilicn· bowers live· in nearby Alexandria, Va., and 4110 h;lve a oottage on the edce of the Pretldenl'o Getty~ burg lanb. - - -- - -- ' with Jock Britton, to hit son, who 11. • prDmlnent ' The Pre.-dent•i doctors may have a •olce ln, lbe dcc!Jion. de· pending on bow they think he stood the otrlin of lhe Pari• NATO meeting. 'l'hc!J preeert.,llon of rest at cvcry opportunity in Elaenhower'a recovery from tbe Nov. 25 mild stmko probably will rule out •n· other lone trl~ - ouch 01 to AU· gusta, Ce.- at thlo Ume. The EiaenHof!ers opent Christ· mas In 1953 and 19M io their Augusta golf "91lrJe colt.gc. Tile past two years they presided over hig family gatherlllg! It lbe White House. They have never apent a Chris~ mas at their PenDSylyanla farm, where a liUle snow can tum the landscape Into a classic Yuletide welterw.dght c~ampianshlp. Uni· games or 185, 14U and 134! · Houst i\lld then drove the 80 [ roup smx fti . que In hldory are his 10 fight$ H., Clark <lf the winrltn'& had a miles to GettyJbiJrt Jor 'a qoie.t ol_s opene-4 ~h$ meeting throughout the ym. 48.69 IE IN MY Midwest Host Pavs Zuppke 1nbute As Th•t was lhe unolllclal talk ~~: i~e:.·::;n:th:;'~t~:i' similar ' ' Umverstty • ; 'Gn'd'IrOn ,.mmort·a}. """'" the While lt~use Wday. The first famiJJ'o Chrl&tm" - Illlhl Theu· plans have not yet been ... plan• almoot cerlalnly will in· · nounccd. elude the grandchUdi'en - MaJ. d•vs to huvvw•lghts ""' t~ with 527 and high game , o! ZOI. mild atroke; the Elsenhowm had retary and tresourer. end •nd twlct held the W9rla Paul Chlfcrd, a 182 bowlor, had ThankJglVIni dinner at the Wblte G . 1 or Cbristm.. "' .sensons. And mny it lilSt 1000 I WILt NOT. · BY UNITED PR F.SS 1 Thursday night at Point PltBI· Ted Kid Lewis, born in Lon· an.t in the Men's Classie League don, had mor. thon 400 flghta ragl!inst ACe III Crows' Cbicka during • career . stntchlno, fro.m were colder th~n a chill~ ~ki· scene. Roy Van lfeter wa11 selected ;B 1920 to 1929. He fought em all . mo. Losing all three games, Piml Ji'or fb(,'jr Thanl::sglvina: holiday, president; Louise Fisher. viet! from banhtmweights in hi' tarly j Rl ;_.:gs had high indivldua:t setles immediately after tbe President'a pre ,ident and Tommy Fial'·.: r. set· in this happieS< of 39.82 WASIIINGTON UP - Preol~ent late thlo week wu lhlt the ~amc the White Home and their Cett1- 1the elllpoe Juot oouth ol the White hurg farm. JJouse Monday afterooon. The tele· ' . -·-·-------.----L., , ~ 0£ .. •IS.' ingleJonleandwho581badtots!.a 246ThelorGainer bl&h wnat B ecame . boys had 1029 the first game fo• joy and sood will be youn 800 .~ ~~ ' and il~d. Mrs. Elaenhow_er may make mas time. . th' cavltico, !ill with cooked broc· gr., t . great . &rpndcldldre:l. All Chr~Mtma• the '""'''ton br a long The Pr"14eot 10111 foMIIJIIY light coil and top with a creamy chmc told, there arc M of them . holiday week end 4ivlded between 1 the nation•! ChrJJimpo tree on \1'/L May a full measur. of bolkhy 3 Ike' Mamief May DivideHolidays Dally·SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 :, :lll!l'l'!"' ' Between.GeIt·VSburg Farm, tapllO . I ·jiiiiiiiii~~~-~~ltc'!iiiiiitiiiiiiilti • ~ ha~e until tender. Snit tlnd butter ~r~n, great • iJ'andchildren I ' 6 4 Wben ~My aaw t1te No •No ' K'NITTitf · • SOUTI! !'AlliS, Me. UP irt. Ida Stebon revealed on er 09th birthday how •he keeps oc;euple~. >he Bald she knlls mittonJJ arid wck• lo• her ehlld~en, grandehll· TED KID LEWIS ' :May the radlallce LIHIGH AWAITS NOLAN BETHLEHEM, Pa. UP - Tile J,ehl~b basketball team Is euerly awaiting tbe return of Dan Nolan from the Dee. 28 Blue-Gray football Rame at Monlaomery, Ala. Nolan, tiie quarterback for the ·Blue team, 11 the leading rebound· cr on Lehl~h'• basketball team. ' Middleport, Ohio 5 1tar, they rejoiced with eueeding great joy." j lock dp prisoners In ' ·•· WINTIR SQUASH T~IAT CHAMPAIGN, 01. UP - A host Zuppke, nicknamed the "Little of the great from Midwest Coot· 1Dutchm•n" by those who re!jlec!· ball paid llnol tribute iodny to ed his· football judgement and ad· Robert C, "ilob" Zoppke, Uoiver· mired his war~h, coached llllnl slty of 'Illinois gridiron immorlsl. teams lor 29 ye s. They eamed F'uneral services were schoduled a .621 mark with 131·81 won·l!l"t today at IZ llllOn, e.s.t. record during the ycm 1913-1941. 111 n~;eordancc with hie wishes, Zuppke's body will be cremated Football greals of the pall and following today's funeral services. prcs<nt gal)lercd here Monday as Hh widow aaked ' hal floral trib· Zuppke's uody reotcd In a casket utes be omitted arid charity con· draped with •a blanket of blue tribulions made lnstead. Clowers nnd a huge orange "J". ; MONEY or ---n-.~~ ~,ii.:.iN"DIAi.----- ~· .IT\IInv n~J11",..7rfif'P"~; i ~ '' ' ' rotJ, . I I. 47.~ .;Li;o~ga~n~..~·ii·~·~ii~~23~~7u~.a~H~a~rt~Ie~y~a~ii~d·lroim·H~y;.;;~~~ Ja.~kets 27.{) on Thankselvin~ Dav but Thnmnson promised he11 see Alex Clio in 1958 with a strong rebuttal. Athen~ Crow'! Chick bowlers led bv Moonbeam Ciiffnrd. Bob LoUks, Renzo Menchlnl. Dave Darst an~ Ralph Gibbs. tlli '•t~te bowllnQ rhnnlnionshiJi, imother first for · '"'""''" ~ ·• it~lland nnder Jim VenMri and Keith Nel<nn a to)Ml rrld schedule undefeated to take ils sixth Little eve rnnference ~hamnlonshin in !0 vears . Bi~ 1.1rrv u"'""'' ' II lullback w~s the force that never met another equal or grMt.er. Yes. thes~ mav he t.he bighlfuhts . JM thev tell oniv nn·rt 1 ~f. th n Snnrtr. storv whl•h rertolnlv is thr rl"V tn <lov nroaniz· l e" ef'forl nn lh• nart hundrerls nf """"" in an<! nnl<l~n nnr s~hnols . I!UidM bv their seosoned elders. to rnmnete ""alnst 1 e>rh other under rules fairly made and quite as fairly en· rorr~d. ' . . , It l! ~ nrlvlle<'e to ~It~~ the Snorts n•.•k ol a ronnlv sn ort' ivc In Sonrls. Mav the cbamninns continue to be chamnions. Evenlqg lly A:~~olntm~ni' 101 li. tl)d st. Pomeroy . . PIIOnt 26t-M ' ,, . · I . 9 lp ! I P.M. ' Jl -r--· . 4 td9 4 181 4~.3 DEFENSE 7 Fill" Hq~daya , ~ondiy , ~IOUfh Sllurday .evit l'EftY .ilf:st WISHJS TD !OVlt i»ATifONS H h \V'Jit Q ' ) 91• 7 Sw Fl 0 Midd}P.IKM', l I l'enninent Sliecl~l · CHAMP,-\IGN, Dl. UP - The body of Bob 2uppkc lny In atate today near the Unlvmlty, or 1111· ools where tfte belo•oa little 101\chlng gentat onee gave the ~·· 11on "rwle,daule" lootball und the lmndaryk Red Gri~"'1 Robi!rt c. £Uppkl! 11 ne w" formally h'imed but ietab\11 called, GUceumbed early Sunday · at tbe I aJe of 78 \0 a long battle a4aJnst caneor alone with eompll<atlons of ht •~ hlood pressure ann a 'Christmns Nfght Pomeroy's Is theopponent. best ~ten· CLOSBTex. BOWL SCOIIII lw" andofaalo Or-~~~~~~~~~ ~·~~ <lub. 3·0. holdinR to DALLAS, UPWith Navy Woody egon Jl .llil)"" ;w~ ;the· l)eslre th~at~lAY· ._ -~ --- . -· . -~~~i~E~~~~~~~· _... - ~ 461 point.. Pomerov Is the "'' and Rlee preparing lor their Jan. era tnd tie. 1taU \llat brought ond best d•fenso club bo!illllg 1 football game In Dallas, It's In· Uiem to tlie Ro.M bow), opponents to 46.8 polnl>. Poiqt- terelllng to note that In the 21 · · ' ·- - - roy and Athens meet Jsnuary 17 previous Cotton Bowl cobteota, games Into &qnd•is . title game here. , there's o difference of only 1.6 wllh tlleneti'on Uon~ . Middleport, l·Z In .the lea('!•· point• between 'the average Jeores . .IS fourth best .defenSive club il11d of the host and villtlng ti!ami. Lf;XINGTQN, Ky. UP .- We•t 1 k h 0rr " VlrgiQ\a Wlv.r&lty,. whir.~ won ran ' seven! '" ..... .. ' GROZA "OLDS. R' E"""D Ke·t···.""'l Inv . ltallon ' bask~tbal Offense and Defense rect>rds; n W1l " "'"' seo -.LL GAMIS CLEVELAND, Ohio UP _ r..u tourn~men\ lait weet elld, t~y · OFFINSf Groza of the Oeveland Browns , woa , l~t\Cd to de(end it,s. e)am· G Ph :O.v. takes a Natio~al Football !..<ague ' plon•lilP In tbe 1958 renewal of ' I LOAN Monthly Payment Pomeroy 5 332 611.4 .::.....:......:....._:_.:......:.....'ll-...:·c:.... Ithe event. 68 5 ~thnns 7 419 59.~ Wellston · · .. · · ...... · · · · · · 4 229 53.S -- -Columbus, G II' 11 SR • Middleport 57.3 ! )11rs.James Winegar, 7.'1!1 5.77 6 355 $100 t!.~~o s ...... 6 336 56:0 Ga llipblls ....... , . 6 360 6(1.0 aqd. Mr. and Mro. Owen Cantrell 17.92 2SO 14.0S Wellston 4 269 67 3 and son•, Gal)lpolls, were r~ent 5 275 55 ~ Nels<irl•Uic . . Nel!onvillc .. 4 190 47 :~ Jacksbn 4 271 87.8 guests of Mr: and Mrs. Hornet 500 26.30 34.06 hard.<Jrlvln~ John Thompson. Pomeroy clipped the POlt'rfJM.?. 1«2. UP ·-:- PolleP ~ave rulftd the tut·nhY'I ~O&fn In ~1'11\louorters tmt of bonn~• for quelllon\J1K of prisoners. Too . , MYRTI$ KAY'S Beauty Sato·~ .· · 34 Point Spree IBAsKETBALL Cal Writers Go / p:;~:aTJ:a~iGo~ ~~:.N~u I Frl'day N1'1tlrh t By ~;~~~h Prtn Overboard For ;-=;;;;;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;...;.;;;;;;:;;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;.; Kontuckr 92 Utah Stoto 64 · BoostedAverage Loyelo Lo. 94 Loulslona St. 62 B ' ·uc·ks'·.J·...... aty I . Eag Ie·s ~· h.·r•"stm .'. as Dance vond•I1>11173MNJd·~.Mst··· A&M SPORTS ~uppke Is Dead, ' ' PARTS· POMilK01 -GOESSlER .JEWELRY . ' •· . ' STORE · Pomeroy, Ohio •. ·, .' MARTIN HOTEL Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, O"io merr, ~'" I. �.. • ~ PomtNy ~~H. llAW£ilNGS'tiONS CO. bou Wra~>ker S•rviee. ''· ma; 'b•·· ·ilmiliBuTott v -24 Din' PhOn• 11:!27. Night Phone 60311-lC. D~DGE - P::.YMOU111 OEALF~.!l I I If Pili AKD iJAP't1Y ·E4tftPM'e~T ,. L1 ' wn ( 8) Aut.> Sales • l955J"or<l V1l Jb.;;cl, w.g;.;-$!,495. A beautiful. wagon at a low price. Blaettnof'S, Pomeroy. 12 20 6tc Chevroi~t 4 dr. 210 Sedan, $695. A good buy. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 20 6tc io53 .- l9SS Oid.V8'Hoiiiday Cpe. $!~iii Hydramatie drive. Original finIs~ like new. Drive Ibis Rocket jierformor. Bl~ettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 20 61< ,< 1956 Dodge Coronet ~ dr. Sedan. $1.695. Push button shift. Swept wjng betuty. Blaettnar's, Pome· 'roy. 12 20 6tc 1935 Obrjlsler V8 ·4 (i;::- $1,595. Windsor Sedan. A line autdniO< bile at ~ low price. One owner. Blaettnar1s, Pomeroy. 12 20 Ott t956. Po~va.slar Cht~ $Z,J95 . 4 dr. Cataii!"a Sedan. One careful iooai owner. Pvntlac's finest. All leather scats. About. half price oi: · new one. Blaett~ar's, Pomeroy. 12 20 Ole f 1St Employii)~ht 1 Waht'e'd Our $1ncere thanb lor yuur loY.II patronaae, and may this holiday season be one lbat you wiU aiW!IYI look balk'on with the greatest of pleasure. ' ' ', 1 '• Bucks For Braces Envelopes Being· Circulated Here • ttr best wisltes to )'01.1 oflthit ~PPY ~ Holida). I ntidd\cport 150 N. Th!rd Ave. j·....... \ I Rooms N!fw Furniturt FOR ,' $299-00 .BAKER· 1 , I : fUR~ITURI mt Tlte Brlaft~~ Corueo 1., lllt.fdleliOrt . /Is bri~d~ as the .StAt of·8eudehJIshone'\ JICIC p\CIIUI'tiD tbmkinJ you in,the heavens on the night that He was for y0111loyal piUOIIIJf 1114 lowishiaa you and your family 1 vel)' ' Mttrr CbriltiDul I' bom, so may the joy of Cbrislnia . Chrl1tmaa II tlO' .... lft'"6 . Iand peace. ~ppmcss Night at' 10:00 P.M. I ·JOl?OUS / GRUISER'S WAFFI.E SHOP ' dJ.:..ft yon &hinc in your heart an ·aoaa Chriltmaa Eve at 9:00 P.M. Open ' FO!l SAili: one Lah<aster deer wen jet p•mp wilh pressuro tank nnu £Wlteb. Alan 811-l•el piaotle p!pe, IV. X IV4; om 8J'Chitect's drawing table, a' ool and tool! Qne typewriter desk and one filing cabhet, handmade. One oleetrie tab!< saw, one wooo' lathe, one solid or.k Sldoboml ooe · \'Whi~e" sewing maebine. antiqile. P'lo" I ume{oy 81ll;i. MlddlcpOI't, 0. ' ~~~~;;;::.,., ., . , ·Best wishes of tile season to ell our friends. , We hope lhlt Cftristmas willbe iw~.• time ofarut l!lirilual . / ' enridmient 11111 burien\~ joy. ., fOR VOUR FRIENDLY PATRONAGE ·DURINCt THE PAST YEAR • '' '' ., . r"'''''f'- ---· ~­ (,:..- l ·, .• J. ....\ - 1 We like to kerp ChrillinGa rt~em~tlr, ' of&!• .rlnP Qririt1141 ~"ijle6t~ee. Alld toe 1iU to Uq Clrilltlula · 01 He wotl!ci lcve a ·tlo, ~lA pe!IU ·•1111 '0011 ltliU, toiiA /rielldl~''"eH11411 to all ~~ {ldl awarttietl MASON FUR~JTUkE MASON, W. VA. .,.,....... . .. ' ' "' ' ' ' ; ' ., •'I ' -' ; �.. • ~ PomtNy ~~H. llAW£ilNGS'tiONS CO. bou Wra~>ker S•rviee. ''· ma; 'b•·· ·ilmiliBuTott v -24 Din' PhOn• 11:!27. Night Phone 60311-lC. D~DGE - P::.YMOU111 OEALF~.!l I I If Pili AKD iJAP't1Y ·E4tftPM'e~T ,. L1 ' wn ( 8) Aut.> Sales • l955J"or<l V1l Jb.;;cl, w.g;.;-$!,495. A beautiful. wagon at a low price. Blaettnof'S, Pomeroy. 12 20 6tc Chevroi~t 4 dr. 210 Sedan, $695. A good buy. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 20 6tc io53 .- l9SS Oid.V8'Hoiiiday Cpe. $!~iii Hydramatie drive. Original finIs~ like new. Drive Ibis Rocket jierformor. Bl~ettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 20 61< ,< 1956 Dodge Coronet ~ dr. Sedan. $1.695. Push button shift. Swept wjng betuty. Blaettnar's, Pome· 'roy. 12 20 6tc 1935 Obrjlsler V8 ·4 (i;::- $1,595. Windsor Sedan. A line autdniO< bile at ~ low price. One owner. Blaettnar1s, Pomeroy. 12 20 Ott t956. Po~va.slar Cht~ $Z,J95 . 4 dr. Cataii!"a Sedan. One careful iooai owner. Pvntlac's finest. All leather scats. About. half price oi: · new one. Blaett~ar's, Pomeroy. 12 20 Ole f 1St Employii)~ht 1 Waht'e'd Our $1ncere thanb lor yuur loY.II patronaae, and may this holiday season be one lbat you wiU aiW!IYI look balk'on with the greatest of pleasure. ' ' ', 1 '• Bucks For Braces Envelopes Being· Circulated Here • ttr best wisltes to )'01.1 oflthit ~PPY ~ Holida). I ntidd\cport 150 N. Th!rd Ave. j·....... \ I Rooms N!fw Furniturt FOR ,' $299-00 .BAKER· 1 , I : fUR~ITURI mt Tlte Brlaft~~ Corueo 1., lllt.fdleliOrt . /Is bri~d~ as the .StAt of·8eudehJIshone'\ JICIC p\CIIUI'tiD tbmkinJ you in,the heavens on the night that He was for y0111loyal piUOIIIJf 1114 lowishiaa you and your family 1 vel)' ' Mttrr CbriltiDul I' bom, so may the joy of Cbrislnia . Chrl1tmaa II tlO' .... lft'"6 . Iand peace. ~ppmcss Night at' 10:00 P.M. I ·JOl?OUS / GRUISER'S WAFFI.E SHOP ' dJ.:..ft yon &hinc in your heart an ·aoaa Chriltmaa Eve at 9:00 P.M. Open ' FO!l SAili: one Lah<aster deer wen jet p•mp wilh pressuro tank nnu £Wlteb. Alan 811-l•el piaotle p!pe, IV. X IV4; om 8J'Chitect's drawing table, a' ool and tool! Qne typewriter desk and one filing cabhet, handmade. One oleetrie tab!< saw, one wooo' lathe, one solid or.k Sldoboml ooe · \'Whi~e" sewing maebine. antiqile. P'lo" I ume{oy 81ll;i. MlddlcpOI't, 0. ' ~~~~;;;::.,., ., . , ·Best wishes of tile season to ell our friends. , We hope lhlt Cftristmas willbe iw~.• time ofarut l!lirilual . / ' enridmient 11111 burien\~ joy. ., fOR VOUR FRIENDLY PATRONAGE ·DURINCt THE PAST YEAR • '' '' ., . r"'''''f'- ---· ~­ (,:..- l ·, .• J. ....\ - 1 We like to kerp ChrillinGa rt~em~tlr, ' of&!• .rlnP Qririt1141 ~"ijle6t~ee. Alld toe 1iU to Uq Clrilltlula · 01 He wotl!ci lcve a ·tlo, ~lA pe!IU ·•1111 '0011 ltliU, toiiA /rielldl~''"eH11411 to all ~~ {ldl awarttietl MASON FUR~JTUkE MASON, W. VA. .,.,....... . .. ' ' "' ' ' ' ; ' ., •'I ' -' ; �\ I ' 'B~r~~~~ ~~tl;!· Middleport Church Of Christ ,--,---_-·- . cbrlstmas with Mr Ch riS• tmas program PU!~~Intlirtt cabeen and family 1 ~ the care of a ~;~~j~~~~~~~;~~~~an~d~u~n:ab~l:e~to Mrs George Meinhart was !w1th Church of th e "'he prnJ;;r<1 rn \nll.l .•. the most joyous membe"mg - ilf. ~'' ltiJour lincero hope tnat it '' · lq ~"!'11•. COft ~tr·· • • ~I Sus11n Slater "TturtyTwo Tails and 8 L1tllc Feet", Debby Gruel· er and JLmmy But<:her: "LonE· some Tree', Neda- Bradford ''Cios1ng Merl 1tal10n". Carol Srritth "Star of th:> East", [.; R Wiley :~ ml son Davul 'Solo, "Silver Bells' Cash Bahr, story "The Littb ,&,.nge! Who Wouldn't Smg", Mrs Chnstmas' Midd} I t>pflrf Morv p1ano snl n "Oh, Holy Nigh t", Chmt1ne BahT; "Thll ~ • ~ Tmv Chnstmas Dell", Mar. " 0('1e~ 'f Long, "I Can't R1•mcmber", .Tt f .; 1 frey Boggs, ''The Day After I j'r anti \1rs Fred Mees and Chm t m ~s". Bre nda Boyl'r; "TtY.! l !amJlY Columhu s. and Larry Engmeer ', Lee nard Van Mete: , Faulkn.,er, St Albans, W Va, vts"At the Mangf'r", Ca ndace Bahr ited over the week end wtth Mrs "Christmas Picture~·. BetS) Cull James Faulkner nmgham, Pnmary chorus "The Joe F RH'c> who has completed Happy Da} Bx'pre ~s ', 'Chnstmas · 1 two vears m th e Marine Corps, ar· BillY Hysell, ''The Christ h rived home Monoay evenmg fr<lm Christmas' Marv1n Fry, , offertbry ValleJo, C.Jlif H1s mother, Mrs piano solo, Joy Boggs; "Salver H~lda Dunham, and brother, Larry Star", Peggy McKmney, '~The I Rice, and &o n, Chipper, went to Bard's Christmas Tree", Narsa [P-arkersburg to meel htm Frost; "Tbe F1rst Noel" , Carol Mr and Mrs Norm<m Wayland wa. Mr. and Mrs. Dell 'rile; south ll)inlature. bride and Andenon, Judy Marttn, Judy and son, Charles, are spending Second Avenue, were~ marr1ed on tne 'gift of their S<n and hiS famDcce01ber 18, UKI!. at the Methq- Ily. Guests were registered by dtst Church pers••'l• tn Che- their granddaughter, ' Virginia shire with the Rev. C. L. Thoma& Fife The couple received mar.y gifts and cards from friends anrl performing the ceremony The groom ptesented hiS brtde relatives and another cake from w1lh a brooeh wliach Jbe wore Mrs. W. A- Hutton, Rulland for her we,ddlng and Sunday 22. Those registered mcl uded Mr 1957, Mr1. Fife wore t~e brooe't and Mrs E 0 Sjllitb Mr. anti when they celebrated their Gol- Mrs Lee Smith, Noa~ HaskinJ, den Wedding anniversary - with Mre. Laura Bradbury, Mrs:. Jam· Open House durmg the afternoon. es Arnold, Mrs John A-layer. Mrs. Mr and Mrs Fife 11ved in Che· Gt!orge Baker, Mayor e O. Fisher, sh1re for thirty years l'f their Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mr~ J. )L all ilt ancient' Jenkm ~on !0 you and yours ~I tht best that life ,.: ; Fife's ·Obserye ~v.ersary WaYne Du11 ~ 'lflppy B1rthdny' Arthur Sk111ner Chen lr'l' \1,1\ t'l, '1 Ca n", Debh:· The pr og ram clo,.cd with "Oh, Hwkl c, "Wf'lC'Ulle To \ou", Jm: Holy Night", sung by , Carol Jean Long, "A Secret', Jack Lohse, Hudson, Carli! W!lson, Jani~c Pr1mary Song 'Away in a Mau· 1Asb ury and Bonme Van Cooney ger"; "1\Iy Chnstmas \V J!jh", Ste· and a prayer by Fred I Gardner, ven Va n Meter "Welcome E\•ery pastor or the church bod)' ' B1ll y ~l<iter , "At Christ· mas Time', Lmda Pmnell , "R f; .• . ,ptotl of mind and '!asting·love and friendship. • " ' wcluded "Wei· ptano solo, Jenmrer Lohse, duet to Our Prngram", DlXI~ S'lyder. ' <\ Cou rn~cou s Wc'ic!Jme'' Johnny M <~yer pwno solo uJ! Came IJp011 1 hf' :\I1 dnight Clear'1 ,·, \ I charge of Sundav the Chmtmns , ''Keepmg Christmas Su· presented n1ghl progral'rl at tht' ell Sl:ln Call Neutzlmg, "I Love Christ~u" o;Oftl~ l ' ,, 11 opene:t by Kathy McElhwn v foll owed by group ~ tngtng of 'S1!ent N1ght". · ' . in Wildermu th, Gerry Malley, Cht.~t which CtuJ.~ ~ tma s prayGr _.. > \ ~J I Cor. Seeon• .r. MW , Middleport In heauty, Ch•i•lmas it wfth ua once more. To every• one-, we- extend holy 1eu10n 0111' may .,. ~diantwH~ fifty years of merrled life anti Archer, Mf' R C. Sansbury; MrL have be~n Middleport residents J. B Hayes, Mr nnd Mil. Fran~ for the past twenty ~ears They Ch.eescbrew, Mr. and 1\tr.s. RaY· have one son. Robert ~ who ownJ. mond Luman. Mrs T F. Hawkins, the Fjfe Relrlleratiqb and Mrs:. Charles Vroman, Mr. anee 1Store on South· Third Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Rev and M1 ~: 11ue, an~ ther have two a:ranJ C E Hoyt and son David, M:· chlltlren, ' Vlr&lma Irene and Ro· and Mrs Robert Cuats, Mr and be. I Craig. I Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mr and Mrs At the ,Ope~ Hous~ mange- Dana Ham tllort. l!lrs Homer H\ nent . of yellow roses and atllor sell, Chester Tannehill and da 1j ~t1t flowers were used in the ghter, Jamce, Middleport; M· home and Mrs. Roberl Fife, the4' and Mrs. George Shaw, Lagan da ugbter-ln-law and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Charlel Barrett an·t Ha.skins. a.. coUAinl were in Marlene, Hurley Huttf\n, Mr and of the dlnlne room, The three Mrs W A Hutton, Mr. and Mrc: rd wedding cake, wh1 cb was de· Everett Hutton, Rutland; Leo I corated in sold and tJpped with :1 Vaug!)an, Mr. and Mrs Ro 1 Attendance Awards Given At M~rning S~r ':J: one and ail o! vur JOyol fncnds we WI Sh that this Christm,Js may bnng you many sprritual bles;;rngs .. blcssmgs that will lift your heart and cnnch your hf~ lor y~ars and. ycur~ to ~omc. BAKER FUR·NITURE • •' FROM US: Kenneth Miller, Charles Bush, Clifford Hayes, Robert Llndslamer, Marvin Krider, Laura Lyle, ~ellh Woods, Robert Bunooo, Eugene Buckley, Lawrence Bush, Phtllls Adams, Esther llaycs. and JACK CARSEY, Mgr. ' M,igs Co. s~~:fu Co-Op .. '1 t!/m'r a happy, lrtarty -wiJh for your Christmas cheri - Altd htrts a hope thol ycu mey luwt joy now and in the comins ~tar. 2,000 REASONS WHY To you we send the st!WII'I , - best, and mey you all Ill trully Should we ever be required to proh our Interest in commllllily health, we could cite a,OOO goodreaaqna. OurpreserlpUondeporlmenlitoe\1 upward.l o1 a,ooo medlclllallncredleniL They Come !tom eveey.s)oint ol \h" cOIDpall. Some are preser!bed daiQ', olheli,!IDI7 rirell. blmtd with jrltnJs atJd It/lows/lip ' • , I t'~ ·lalort, and with 1ood thit~~s b11hf fori• ' ~ ~ • Th•.s• drup aro broupl toaelhf Cross Hardwat.. 81 LL LEWIS, Owner Middleport In our premiptlon dOpjlrtmem' •· • ·to help 1111 render co,~tent prot..llonll Mntcl ' ' fllr the prote<tl~ oi1<>UI li~lb ·' . Dutton Drug · Co•.· COAT!i -BLDG. I '1 0 I! MIDDtEPOR:r_ f' >I · 1 .~· Installs New Officers For 58 Raelne Chapter No. 134 OES met in ape<lal aeeaion Wedneaday .evening for the, purpose of installlU the offiCers of 1958. The hall was decorated with polnaettlas 1nd greenery f6r the occasion. lnstallln~ officers were: Emma 1ane M<lCHntilek, Introductory Of· fleer: Amber '/{arn.,, JnatJllllng Worlhy Matron; 1.. ae Brinker, In· stalllns Worthy Patron· Hue! Gle'and, InVIting Marsball; Beulah Stobart Installing Secretary· Chloru; Grimm, Installlng Con: ductreas; Louise St~wart, lftstalllng Chaplain; Bernice Carpenter and Ruth !lllrnitz, TnstBllln~ Marsballs; Leona Hensley, Installing Warder and WUliam Stewart, Insta lling Sentinel. Officers Installed were Ada Nease, Worthy Matron; Arthur Nease, Worthy Patron; Hamel Neigler, Associate Marton; Ernest Wingett, Assodate Patron; Gretta Simpson, SecretJiry; Cpra Webb, Tr~urer; Jane Hill, Conductress; Phy!Us Assoe~ste ~onducl· · Qhaplam; Margaret Lo~ Jhle, Ruth; Sal were viaiUng-worthy matrons and worthy patrons, Cora Webb, prtlldent of Distrlei ' 25; Paullne Atkina, Secretory ol DlotrJet ' 23i Mary Hutihes, Secretary of DlstrlC! 24; Put Matrons and, Paal Patron,! of Racine Chapter; and dlstineu11be~ masons, Harry P. Smith of Pomeroy and' Allen Hugbea, Middleport. , • Guests were present !rom Pornoroy, Middleport, . Cheohlre, ~uts­ ville, McCOnnellmlle, PI: Plea!llnl W. Va., Harrlsonvlllo, Marl~, Belpre, Cleveland' and Wilkesville. At the close of the meelmg ~·­ lleshmcnt.l were served In the dm· ing room The ta bles were attr~e· tlve in lace covers and decorated with Chr1stmas greenery end min· iature remdeer with Santi a{ld 1 sleigh. Committee's for the Installation were Harrtet Neigler, Gretta s1mpson POMEROl M" :m4, Mrs. L. 1t ?,rtilt oJ C~a•leston. W. Va., Mr. and Ml1 W•lliam Claar, Cbillicoth~ and M• '"~ Mrs. Clayton White and daughter. Carol Lynil of W!ften Mary Lou Ibl' ahd Margaret Nell· \"ere Wr>Pkend guests of Mr. and man, Registration; Leona Hensley, Mrs Edward Par!ttt Laura Clrele and Charleo Hensley, Mrs Harold Johnson and Ric~- ' Instruction, Harriet Neiglar, Na :..rd Lelfh£'il of Springfield· were om! Bnnker and Jane Hill, Vouch· weekend gue sts of Mrs Emma 1 n~mest Wingett, Cora Webb, Ha 4'lfhcil Prosoect Hill. Mr~ C J Ehcrsbach was a Gal· zel Cleland, Examming; Harriet ltpolis VISitor Saturday, Neigler, Ernest Wmgett, J~ne Hill Mr"~ tt-•chard Vr!.Ug l'lan Sr.. Mrs. Phyllis Martin, Ruth Bernitz, Max Teddy Warner, Mrs. Waid Windon ine Wingett, and Charles Hensley. Pnd Jurh• Va1' 11 "'"~'~ were Parkersbudget· ChloruS Gt1mm, Bernice burg v1silors Monday. Carper:ter, Agne11 Price, !Jeulah M1•s Cheryl hbeh iJ"ath was ~D Stobart and M1ldred Chapman, I ' "'1111!ht guest of Mlso Nancy Program·'"tblorua Grimm, Publici· ~t· rns Saturday. ty. ' • ~ r ond Mts Edgar Pra\1 · a~~ Harriet Neigler, Gretta Simpson 'r'l'1 '1rtaughter Debb\e Laney , ~~· and Betty Salser, Decorating; Eb- •cd Su nday wit~ Mt. and MrS. er carnehan, Emma Jane 11\cCiin tock and F1rn,. Gaul, AUditing, Maxine Wingett, l!abell Stmpson, Mlldre4 Donahue, 'Letha Mqrrla, Otis MnChntoc~ and Arthur Beei· ; J Eberobach. . S'lnd:l'' r,ucsts of Mr and Mrs. Wtllinm B1ker were Mr. a~d Ml"'. William Grate and son James of 'harle. ton , le, Gnevance, Phyllts Martin, Mar· Mr. and Mrs. R"U~ s 'WatsOn rotba Lou Beegle, Enuna Salser, Lau· l,:iDed h~me . St~turdar, ' evenln~ ra Circle, Agues J1ice, F1rn Gaul trter a v1sit wi th relnth ~s in Cot and Erlene Wolle, Dinner Commit· vmbus. They were -rccompanicd C. ' Russell, Vtolet Russell, Ml' D ~v1d Briggs, Beatriet Brig~ ,, Mr and 1\lt!. Richard tflussel Santa Pays Visit To First Ba~tist Church Children cDmpanied , horo.e Suntl~cy ~,. Mis~ Koehler who v!Slte~ 'Mr..~~.d MJ;S t::harles , W~ayP.r\ anal1 :wt'. and Mt!, s-Jw:n Whi ~· ' , ,· Saturday guests o 1 ~rs. WilL 'I Mr and Mrs. Homer Bradbun and CtJarles. Mr and !.Irs L ,J Santa Claus brougflt treab to 1am DaWSaD. and ' MrS .•• J!idwaid ., j{oehler were M~~"~~d ~· War· Attendance awards were pr e· Reynold s, Mrs Ina Bing, Ch · the thi1dnm of the Ftrst Baptist ren Englapu and' son cralg, ToChurch S<:hool at the 9 .1 ~ servteo ronted at tho Morning Star Ji.:UB shire Sunday, Deo. 22 Tbelr Christmas ledO', Mr and Mrs. Wayne , Watts Churrh Sund:J.y mornmg program wall presented at 7 30 !lnd Scott Dawson of Columttu.~ Mrs Bertha Holter received a w1th Gerald Anthony, Supt of the :md Mrs. Fred Gramm, You.DgS! pin (or SIX years O[ perfect town. Church S<:hool, RreSiding lNldance: Dolores Kra euter Mr and Mrs Fred Rose nbaum An organ and piano prelude by Phyllts and Charles Ihle for Mrs. Anthon)' and her s:1ster, Mrs •pent the we~l<end tn Springfield vear,s. Ellen Shuler and Eldo:-~ Raymond Lievlnj, opened. the pro· Wtth Mr and Mrs. 'Jack Roserl· Kra6uter, three year~ , and Ro· there ~~ram and the 3rd grade Junior bnum and ,family 'l'~ile barta Kraeuter and Jimm~ Ha{ll.n Troop 245, Boy Scodt' >f Am clas~ taught by Larry Rice, had they bad, their C~rlstm'-' dmn•!! . two years ' and hel~d ibelr grandchildren erica, held their Clmstm 1s P1rtv the opening exercise. Rcceivmg recognition lor ha\ at thetr headquarters al the Ltb• " Other teachers who presented observe Christmas. lng: missed less tban rtve Sun· rary Monday evening at 7 p' m Dou&Iass Allen the infant son claDe! in recitations and dnyR in the pas t wr were Larrv w1th f!Jfts exohanged were Freddie Houdashelt, of ~rc-and Mrs .. Riehard Rose~· Holter, Lamse IN.!her. Leda Mac Mrs Beulah White, Kin baum was tetu~P,ed home Satur· ~rac ute tl, Annabelle Rose, Mr The•' were caroling and visited IIti,•rulrv: rl•uar·ten: Mra. Harry Houdashelt, day from tho hospttal. 11n d Mrs. Delmar Hamm, Mu Lois Cecil, a retired 1st Primal')', Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mr and Mts Roy MeCulloug)t Norman Fl!lher. Mrs. Clark Ihlc berore 8Coh~ tG Jack's Dalry 2nd Primary. Pageants were given and son of Huntington were Sun· ~ nd Lester Bailey. for refreshments. by the 3rd f'rlptary, Mrs. Charles clav 1ucs~s df Mr5. Carrie. fi"ye. S<outmaster Robl rt M•lls and Asst. Scoutmaster teonard Gw1az· dowaky were present lor the party Richard Hayes won the grand ~rlze and olh~r prizes were won by James -Btttey, Chari., Cheadle, Harold ond Rl<hsrd Lemley, oav· ld zerkle, Klm Neal, Richard Bqd!mer, James Ml!lor, Eric Cham· hera, Robert Swaoson, Darrell W 11 cc forrest I Sturnbo' A an a ~. ' Baehtel, Karl Beck. Bennett and the 2nd Juniors, Mrs David ,Pirat Jr.• and an exercise was pr~110nted by the 1st Juniors, tanght by :Mta, Ber~ •Bodimer. • Willi! Anthony, ebsirman of the trustee!, p_re!Onted Christmas gifts to the Rn. Claremont E Hoyt, Mrs. <;. P. Bradhllry, orgamst, , Gerald Anthony, assistant or· ''J 1,.. ' ,J • - • Clyde and Leo Wllliamson .spent the past few days with thetr mother, Mra. Anna Will· iamtton of Vale St. NO APPLESAUCI OSSINING, N Y-Stole pobce reported that Stng SUJI prison Inmates had to do wlitiout the'r ·' David Darst Jr., caretaker favortte ltmt dJ~h Wlten somecmll the ohureh. The procram closed .hi-jacked a truckload the beneditlon b• the pastor sauce bound lor lhe ' I ~. l ' ' ~ • SOCIE~-, nam ioli;wi~i·: i~•ndilog commit· the Webb, Barnltc, 9arpenter, ' . '( l '' .. g· . . and Betty Salser, De<:or~ te~ and Laona Hensley and Lau~le home by Mrs E. A. taon~rd, who Stewart. Pr~motcrs w•ll spend Chnstmas wtlh !bern. Introduced during the evenln~ Harry White of 1Gallipolis' was tile weekend guest of · his aun! , .M1ss Nettle Koehler. He was ac· j•T:horrrpsom,, Mrs. Guy 0. Russe:t , Mrs Gladys Jolllis, Pornero), \' ' 'e '.. ating; Cora Webb, Chlorul Grimm anrt Loulse Stewart, Registration; and ~lartha Lou Beegle, Emma Salser, Firn Gaul, Laura Circle and Agnes •Price, Retreshm.ents. Sc.out Troop 245 Christmas Party Held On Monday . On The Brightest Corner · In Middleport ~ I Rociind.aste~rn Star Chapter I R:·· H. Raw'lings Sons Co. t "' j • • . .. ~~, ttnel py,~lW EMPLOYEES ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 24, 1957 brinker harris mcmaster peet roush