https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3883d6c8e551de603c6423ce095d588b.pdf 559db68fda2483289fcaad8035a832e5 PDF Text Text ,, t • •, • enttne e ,. 'j .........., _ _,, To $ V_O_l_X_V-III_N_O. -17_6_ _ _ _ _ _ _____._.,._..,.._~ ; ..,.,FO-,;'-:-"-;~-.... R!O-Y-MIDDLEBORT, · rL.. 01 _. I'M Meftt.M _ ~ .4NtO ·:ll'~'n •First Division lfn Jungle Fight · "'. 'I .:, I • .1 :· .1: Gen. William C. threw the entire u. S. lit Infantry Division ·Into war · C today to CI'IIBh Communist attempts at a _major winter 'offensive. About 25,000 Gls pushed tllrough the jungle ~anct~ry in what a l!. s. spokesman called the largest . American action of lite wgr. k' Some units of the "QIJ Red One" already jO~l~e:.\ ' .the l~tb Ll~t Infantry Brigade, units of the 1 try {llvlsion, the 173rd Airborne BBrl!:!g~a~d!_e'~an~d~~~~ \ ranger units in the massive~ -·- · sweep near the Cambodian the VIet Cong as he adminis- . ' f' ~ •.· ,. Sberfelds In Pomeroy ,Are·Ope~· ~~ 'lr. -.. ·. . . . . . ' ' J •• t t ' • .:~··' Friday Night Until 8 ~nd 'on Satur~ ,.,' U~til 9. :capable Salespeople tQc .~p You dn Al,l3 Floors and at Our·~br·1~~ .· '. , . ;,~ ; ' r.,.~.'i '",k' ~ .· ,.ll""'' . 'J . on Fronf Street. " ·.t . . : .. ' ·Elberfelds In PonttrOf - ~- c•fnclals . estimate that about MOO to 7,000 guerrillas or ~~~~ i ·viet Cong 9th Division are still \ ID the thick, lleivlly forUflecl . ~ lltl!tOr wblch lhl!y have domlnatttl lor .years. . 1 Reslot Flgbt lrwps l)acked deeper ;'it flo ·Jungles today aJIII kllled ' ' :•Mre · o! the enemy., bllt .~<.IIIIane. was scattered and ., =AI- lllillt.< . . American RomBII Catholic · and killed by All Systems are 'Go' il! " .' flfi ,, ll:jl.! f;d Jlw t j,j, -·)~ I r. ') llo •a l1: I . I .. JOHN RIDENOOit Pvt. E~ Jobn .RIIe1111r, soa of Mr. and Mn. Ball L Ridenour, Chester, lila ._ . lery school ll'llllllllc 11 11'1. SIU, Oklahoma, nere .. It ID the U. S. Army. RH ' . , a .,..duate ol Euters, .._. Sehool, bad basle tnfdtl I& Fort CampbeU, Ky, \ ARMISTICE DAY- Elza Gtfnore, immediate past commander of Drew-Web· ster Post No. 39 American LegiOn, raises hls gun m preparation of the 11 a.m. salute today In co'mmemoration of Armistice Day Fl~gs were displayed tllroughout Pomeroy and Middleport for the observance.-Sentmel Photo____ _ _ _ __ Eight Meigs Men Inducted At Fort Hayes . . · FIVE ~S l t!l man said Father Quealy, 33, !rom New York City, went to ald the wounded all!l dying of a 1st Division battaUon Tuellday In ()pontllon I Attleboro, when he heard the troopJ were under CGmmunlsl attack. He WRS !ourlh American chaplain to In the war . The spokesman said A . merl-1 cana reported finding sabing more arms and arrununi-l lion stores and the size of caches lend& weight to morel·nd'o statement that a major winter ol!enslve was the works when the U.S. troopers moved In to frustrate it, 19Lostin Crash of R..darPlane Choose Sealy in any Size~ - ' Di!Splte the pounding, U.S. ~ ;1. Twice-Delayed Countdown Looks Good for 2:08 Launch bo:~e~e' entire 14.000-man Jst ~~~:.:•t!:a~ .dy:g Gl, lnflllltrv Division was ordered Into I ' sweep today which already has accounted for about 101. Communist dead within the 'PLSI · week. , e. ----......;;.-·,. :tt~o~ In Gemini 12 Finale 1 .,·' ""'" For Afternoon Shoot SAIGON (UP!) - ' ; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1966 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _\~:.~_ t- ..,.......,.. ,. ... . .. 0 :;:. ·' - at one low price for eacb -·ploce ,·, ' T-, r Girl Scouts are Planning for Rrrmmaae Sale ! Plans were made for a rummage sale Nov. 18-19 at \he regular "'eeting of Girl Scout Cadet Troop 185 Monday even· ing in the C&SO Electric of· lice. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the Ameri· can flag in unison. The sale will be in the Fry building on Mill St. An overnight camping trip to Camp Klashuta also was plan· ned. The troop also discussed tentative plans lor a trip to Savannah, Ga., to tour the Juflett Low home, rounder o! the Girl Scout movement. Patrols were changed and new leadore named an<l include The Green Berets, with .Joyce Riley, leader, and Jennifer Goble, assistant: of Debbie Major, Sharon Glaze. Lu Ann French, Brenda Edwards and .Kaylf Russell . Patrol 2. The Cannel Kissers. with Jan Kennedy, leader, and Debbie Jew. ett, assistant: members. Kathy Moore, Bren<la Woods, Jane Gilkey, Debbie Gilkey; Patro\3, The Kiashuta Kids, with Debbie Gilkey, leader, and Robin Mills, assistant, and members Mary Ann Kloes, Risa Surface, Anita Fultz and Vickie Sulton. SERIES BEGINS A revival series ill being held at the Carmel E.U.B. Church starting Nov. 9 through the 20th at 7:45 p. m. each evening. There will be guest speakers. The pastor, Rev. Paul Sellers, will be the evangelist. Everyone is welcome. MEIGS THEATRE I Pomttot Oftlo Tonight thru Saturdar Novombor 10.11·12 "BATTLE OF THE BULGI!" (Technlcolor) Henry Fond.a, Robert Shaw, Robert Ryan, .Dana Andrews, Pier AngPli, Barbara Werle, Geo. 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MIL1L Mrs. Caldwell sustained - ----- - ----- -- - IcomP<IUild .:USED iracwre ot the rf1111 " She was going to her employment at the Publle D.ept. l In Parkersburg when the ace!· 1 dent occured. Her ltuJbandl Howard was driving aJid 11111 ualnjured. Anothar pasrenger, M- $ vin Tripp, Pomeroy RD, wat ~ also uninjured. The ear Wll • WHY 1\10 SHJF" COULl:' LAND IN THIS' c .. UN!SqUAL.eD HARBOR'. l j heavily_<t~~aged. A ,. 1 R . 'SALE I 65 Ford Galaxle • Homu/IM 500, 4 Dr. 8 cyllndtr, auto. trans. Rldia & Httter, thitewall tirta 64 Studebaker 1hift, whit& wall tire&. Catalina Pontiac • '2395 . Dr. Sedm. Thilll low mUgll 62 Ford Fairlane foo. 2 Dr.. I cyllndor, sttnderd trans. every two 1ear1 for IDIJI1)'earL It 1111 power Jtrii. and brak11, ami Hydramatlc. 500. 4 Dr. 8 cYIIndtr, ouh. lrono, Rodlo ond healer 100war stoarlng, whltowo~ Eledra Buick - - ...~795::~ ftrtL Hard· Top. FACTORY Am CONDmONING. We !1ft refer you to tbe owner of tiW tine eu. 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Thank You Voters For your oupport In thla election. A special thanks to the many llldlvlduals who actively worked on behalf my, candidacy. Wal-ter H. Moeller 61 BuickV8 6~ Ford Galaxie Special • Dr. alet for modeL 500, 4 dr.. 8 cy,l., std. tr~n~ Radio & heater, WIS llros 2 Dr. H.T. "1", auto. trtnL ni:fio & htaftr, wlslwtlr•~ r. 8 cyl., outomotle ns., radio & h111tr, WI 6~Ford ELECT ••• one of these Sedon 4 dr. at• tloll wagon, 8 cyl. •utam.o Co~ntry USED CAR BUYS tlcr trant., radio & htlttr, WlS tires 62 Scout '!4 Ton 62 Chevrolet % ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl. 4 .8pHd Irons. I 6D Ford F-600 2 tpn,.l ql., 5 speed trena. 2 .,O.d axle, lloko bod, lo... whttl bose 1956 Buick • 4 Dr. Sedau. · · - 1958 Ford s 4 Door Sedan: V8 - Sid. Trans. ~Chevrolet 1960 Chevrolet 62 Oldsitarfire 2 .dr. Hardtop, powiT tta.rillg, .pciwlir brakH, ndlo .& hMitr, WIS tim ' Pickup. 3 speed - V8. · . 65 Ford Custom MIJI~u 4 dr. Hordto,. 1 cyl~, -.utamatlc trans., po. wtr ..stoerlng, rodlo I h~ter, WIS tlros • ·• ..' • •• • 4 Dr. Sedau. Std. Trans. ' I nr:j~ h74 AJUo•..Trallt. Radio ami Healer. 2Iq sene;;~·.. I • 1963-~ PI~Uih .. ·.$1295 Valiant 4 :bt. ,ledan. SIL'. By lolls Bartrum PORTABlElV , ·. ·, · Radio IDd H~. · . . . ·~~· . lOlA'S BfJIJTY SAJ.ON ........, ,,...,.......,. .~OHI 12 .IACICIOM. 0. · · 188 - v.a .enatue. aiiCo. trW., r•dlo, WIIIW t11't1, wll"l .dllca, 2-lllu t*at. Ileal sharp llld-tftl cluD. . . · · PA and WIIIW tlrn. > ,, vld .-... ' tilierlor.ReiJ•••... •. r . ' -....-a"·' WUIIIIIIJ'I' U..· ,. . ' . ..,; . .- '. 59 Bultk l.a Sj~ 4 Door H.T, .... ·' · .,.............. .. $,.5 '299 v.a motor, P.B. liPil.' ':· •Dfwll"!' .......... ' ."-~ NO~. 11 ·, .. ·.,; I . ·I' EXCEPT SUNI;)AY-8 A-M. TO 6 D.oo :; . . . i' Jr 1tiZES 1 ' ~ ·t~ -~ While they lari f ""* P.M. '· • 6 ~-· ,. I I 119·95 ; it--.... II . ' .. nol 1tays lintllllltlt 11 ' ! 5 preset line .... 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Molll . 63 Olds ·s~per'as:l,jm, Seda,n. •1~ ' ·3 ROOMS ONLY '. . 63 c·hevrolet Bel Air ·4 Door • • $1395_ : .- It's almost all picture totand what apicture! 63 Ford Econoline Van ·• • 1 • • • *995 8 ey)l~~,.- m~tor, s apeed tn>n...,lplon. 1 nal nlet 4tllm1 ll'llek. .tUI.DWIII - 'OIMII PAMCM IIWIDI liNk. triM fllniMtpOniry Pill bll TV-cerry tt uliiy from room te. room to room. finished to bltnel wtth W1lnut furniture. Privett-lllllnln& 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. • • • .• •l~S v.a motor, •uto. tl'IIJI., power lteerlna, wblt• cmr blul wttll ~ litedort • 1962Chevrcdet • - $1195 • ' t1re1, 1• dlsca, one cnltler new OKII tradl. • 4 Dr; ·Seda. VII - Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. One oWll~r. · · . 4 Beauty Tips 64 Chev.lmpcda 2 Door H.T. • • *1795 283 cu. bleb v.a motor auto. tralll., radio, Uatl4 .-.. wlllltwall wW .... - I . PIANO SERVICING 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 - Auto. Trans. One Owner. 1961 Lancer PHILCO lOLA'S KITCH.N, PLA YIIOOM. 0•1111 Dr ••DIIOOM .._000 mllolleal•blrp. '" " I Pay less At . '150 1961-Ford ,. ••• Y!!uAiways ,. ., .. - - $495 1955 Ford i' . ton I ,, 4 ~ · · r.;. 8 cyl. autom1tlc Ira • Radio & hutor, W1 .~ · ALL. S Ires 1 b~...t wheel drive Sta. Wagon. Automallc trnmiMion. lllra '. ' BUICK PONTIAC GMC TIUCKS POMIIOY, OHIO · Ford Gal~xie · • • • • BLAETTNARS 61) DeSoto P.S. & p;a. - .• 0'1&1 !lpMk .. Cool Chu111 TV with 18.000 of ~ pow.,, ~Hf/UHFJrosol . . •ott• • 81 clwlnel VHf/ill*' l1011lalec 101w ~ • . . . _ ..... 1.. II \ \ ' Chtufj;IIIIIJI!W .'J ,, •• .-, MASON \ FURNITURI CO. "I , M4 SON, W, VA. 'Karr . ASSOCIATED RAD 10 & TELEVISION 214 E. Main Harry Milw, owner - ---- · -- . ' ' -- . ~ -- -- i,_. .- -- .. Pomeroy .. �.. ·• .. ~ TJJWIMIDlLJS-Ikl :;!:', Mr~. Ct~ltlrw~ i• Ht1me after In iurv '· · Unocromble tlleoe fGUr Jwnblet, one letter to each &qUart, to form four ordinary word•. . Mrs. Marvene Caldwell. Retd ville, RD has been returM< home from St. Ja.eph Hospital alter being injured In an 41110 mobile accident. Oct. 31. MIL1L Mrs. Caldwell sustained - ----- - ----- -- - IcomP<IUild .:USED iracwre ot the rf1111 " She was going to her employment at the Publle D.ept. l In Parkersburg when the ace!· 1 dent occured. Her ltuJbandl Howard was driving aJid 11111 ualnjured. Anothar pasrenger, M- $ vin Tripp, Pomeroy RD, wat ~ also uninjured. The ear Wll • WHY 1\10 SHJF" COULl:' LAND IN THIS' c .. UN!SqUAL.eD HARBOR'. l j heavily_<t~~aged. A ,. 1 R . 'SALE I 65 Ford Galaxle • Homu/IM 500, 4 Dr. 8 cyllndtr, auto. trans. Rldia & Httter, thitewall tirta 64 Studebaker 1hift, whit& wall tire&. Catalina Pontiac • '2395 . Dr. Sedm. Thilll low mUgll 62 Ford Fairlane foo. 2 Dr.. I cyllndor, sttnderd trans. every two 1ear1 for IDIJI1)'earL It 1111 power Jtrii. and brak11, ami Hydramatlc. 500. 4 Dr. 8 cYIIndtr, ouh. lrono, Rodlo ond healer 100war stoarlng, whltowo~ Eledra Buick - - ...~795::~ ftrtL Hard· Top. FACTORY Am CONDmONING. We !1ft refer you to tbe owner of tiW tine eu. It hli J1iw and mU utWy tbe mOlt clllcrl!lllnatllll bu1tri ·W•· tbla car for leu than NADA bacii prlet, u. r ' mueh above avmp. We also have tllhe ~- ,,_. ' k..'l Chevrolet Dr • 6 cyl. Standard trans. White wall Ires. SANDWICH used 1988 Eleetru tbll ue In Uke nn eondlf.la , you to come In aDd feast your itli. OD , bUyl. 63 Rambler !50 Serle• 4 Dr. 6 cylln· 4n. standard trans., ra· r llllrD. I ODI OWDII' we traded Ill from one Of our Cllllo~• who 1111 64 Ford Galaxie ;e~~ httfer, •· r•••l••• 4 Door, 6 cyl., standard f,'j Alro. 4 .I !!J whitewall ·ii=l Pontiac G.T.O. mpest. 2 Or. Hardtop. 4 od ...... . 63 Ford Gataxle 500tDr.8·..,Untlor.m. · m~tlIrons. ltMio ond hN r1 ~r atHtlngf wh ""'D Hrot. odge Dart 6 1. Dr. 270 S.rl•, 6 ~lno der, ttandard traM., rtcflt ond hootor . I 64 Ford F-700 5 spood trans. 2. ~ roar axla, 8 cyl. bump Truck. Long whool ~'"' , Automtfle tranf. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hordlop, Pciwer · S!Hrlng oM · BtjikoL ,J,Iutomoll• lrlnl. Thank You Voters For your oupport In thla election. A special thanks to the many llldlvlduals who actively worked on behalf my, candidacy. Wal-ter H. Moeller 61 BuickV8 6~ Ford Galaxie Special • Dr. alet for modeL 500, 4 dr.. 8 cy,l., std. tr~n~ Radio & heater, WIS llros 2 Dr. H.T. "1", auto. trtnL ni:fio & htaftr, wlslwtlr•~ r. 8 cyl., outomotle ns., radio & h111tr, WI 6~Ford ELECT ••• one of these Sedon 4 dr. at• tloll wagon, 8 cyl. •utam.o Co~ntry USED CAR BUYS tlcr trant., radio & htlttr, WlS tires 62 Scout '!4 Ton 62 Chevrolet % ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl. 4 .8pHd Irons. I 6D Ford F-600 2 tpn,.l ql., 5 speed trena. 2 .,O.d axle, lloko bod, lo... whttl bose 1956 Buick • 4 Dr. Sedau. · · - 1958 Ford s 4 Door Sedan: V8 - Sid. Trans. ~Chevrolet 1960 Chevrolet 62 Oldsitarfire 2 .dr. Hardtop, powiT tta.rillg, .pciwlir brakH, ndlo .& hMitr, WIS tim ' Pickup. 3 speed - V8. · . 65 Ford Custom MIJI~u 4 dr. Hordto,. 1 cyl~, -.utamatlc trans., po. wtr ..stoerlng, rodlo I h~ter, WIS tlros • ·• ..' • •• • 4 Dr. Sedau. Std. Trans. ' I nr:j~ h74 AJUo•..Trallt. Radio ami Healer. 2Iq sene;;~·.. I • 1963-~ PI~Uih .. ·.$1295 Valiant 4 :bt. ,ledan. SIL'. By lolls Bartrum PORTABlElV , ·. ·, · Radio IDd H~. · . . . ·~~· . lOlA'S BfJIJTY SAJ.ON ........, ,,...,.......,. .~OHI 12 .IACICIOM. 0. · · 188 - v.a .enatue. aiiCo. trW., r•dlo, WIIIW t11't1, wll"l .dllca, 2-lllu t*at. Ileal sharp llld-tftl cluD. . . · · PA and WIIIW tlrn. > ,, vld .-... ' tilierlor.ReiJ•••... •. r . ' -....-a"·' WUIIIIIIJ'I' U..· ,. . ' . ..,; . .- '. 59 Bultk l.a Sj~ 4 Door H.T, .... ·' · .,.............. .. $,.5 '299 v.a motor, P.B. liPil.' ':· •Dfwll"!' .......... ' ."-~ NO~. 11 ·, .. ·.,; I . ·I' EXCEPT SUNI;)AY-8 A-M. TO 6 D.oo :; . . . i' Jr 1tiZES 1 ' ~ ·t~ -~ While they lari f ""* P.M. '· • 6 ~-· ,. I I 119·95 ; it--.... II . ' .. nol 1tays lintllllltlt 11 ' ! 5 preset line .... 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MaJ Dpnallue. pastor; J act oatlor: Bechtle, Chllrcll: Sd!ool Sap\,; , Church School,. ?·30 a.m.; ~or· PIIB!eo~~=~~;; . ship Service, ·10:30 '1!-DI.: Melbodist Youtb Fellow•hl• 6 ...,., IJt.i. Rev. Pill! E. Official Board meet~&. . lor, Suadall $cboDI a. Swu~~s' -~-mndOIII;bM• 7td30 p.m.; ~~rahlp, Wedlleliday mf . "" , """" on ay · · :. 7 :mh· : ~ . . . l'etl.leelllllll c lo, m. · . ~. :. . , Bu f . L m.; People Endeavor. 7:30 P· m. Betblehe p ~.1 Cburcb. Youth Service 6: Io p. m. Even- WeaneSd~v Proter meeLong Great Be;, ::.":.'c. L. O'Cc~~o Ill& Worship 7 p. m. each Sun· 7:30 p. o•. ~turday. Rob Lew!8 da,)l. . f:piiCOpul ' Pagevnle Commlllll17 Chlll'dl Grace Epilcopal oor,t pa~.~r. eMr . Charcb S 9 up . .•., a.m. ornmg wor. II C"·• to a· bard shir and Sunday School, 7 p. -Rev. Russe ....., pas r. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. lC m Evenin• ,ervtce Tbursda Young People's service, 7:30 P. H. Marlin. Rector. Sunday 7 3o ~.m. prayer ~eeting. Y IlL 1'hw·sday; Evangelistil: set' Morning Prayer IJid Sermon, · voce Sal!lrday, 7: 30 p. IlL and IO: 3o a. m. Carpenter Baplist l.bureb Sunday, 7: 30 p. m. . E lJ B - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. F~eedom Gos~·u ~ Eaterprlse EUB Cllarcll - ~;:._day: South 3nl An'~·:;:;j". Mornor.g worsnip 10: Ia a.m. g~s an JVer.'~/ Re9. Menzel Smith, pastor. cle, foiU'III . Barrett, .,.aiOr; Ill uesencamp, pas r • ser Worship service 9·30 a. m.; Sun· choir practice · II •· m.; SIID!Ia1 First Baptist Cburcb Middle- Wilford. Supt.. SWlCiay School?, I day School t0:30 a. m. Yoolb Letart iDI evanpllsUc aemce, . ' 111 a 1.: Evangelistic servtce. . • Bo p · IIIIi •' ......a-~""v Bible port, Rev. Donald Boone. pas 30 P ling NO FellowshiP 6·30 p. m., ys Cbarp ..._ F• . !lilrlf, · "''' ~· _,,;,; · tor. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. ·. ,:· ~~~ayer mee . · I m.: Evening service, 7:30 p. tor - LETART li'Atls 7:.a lt m., """""~ _.t . . George Baker: Supt. 10:15 a.m. P RuUand J.siou _ .O 11 v e and Goris Fellowship, UO p. ship, 7:30 P·. m. llr , and Wonblp 7.30. P. m. worship Suvoce; BYP 6 p.m.; Newman, missionary pastor; m., 2nd and 4th Sundays. Youth cep1 2nd &illdayl; . . . Pret&yrertrm ·~ . Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sunda School a. m.; Cboor, 6.30 p. m. Wednesday School, 9:30 a. m. Suuday. Urn· Mlddlepcll'l Ptrst Ualted f'rel. , 8 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Prayer W r ·hyop 10 ..,0 a m . Preaching Prayer Meetmg. 7:30 p. m., ned service, 8:30 a. m., IIJierlu Cllarcb -. Rev. 0 · ho' s " · ·• Wednesday da 1 monlb ~·•'"' R ppel · 1111" "'mllayl .. meetmg, 8:30 p.m., c IT prac- ' 7 30 p m . Prayer servi<.·e sun y 0 . ~· .-u .u t, pas tire. :700 · m Wednesday. ' Morning Star EUB Churc• -:- TAR1 - Worship, 8 p. m., School 9:30 a. m., Fred IA!vno,l , First Baptist Cburcb, Pome· p. Rev. Menzel Smoth, paslor · and 4!11 Thursdays; Supt.; 11:30 L m. · tny _ Rev carver Williams. Church OJ Christ Sunday School. 9 45 a. m., Roy School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. 6:45 p. .m. YF; Wed., 6:30 P. Sunday School 9 30 till 10 20. Bradbury Churcb ol Chrisl- Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler. PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 m. Jlllllor Choir; 7 p. m. Worship service, 10 30 a. m.: Larry W1lliams. mmister; Bible · Ass't.; Mornmg worship, tD-45 • m., 1st and 3rd lor Choir. Nursery and Jumor Church lor School and Morning Worship, a. m ; Prayer meetong. 7'30 p. Church School, 9·30 L m. Syracaae ll'trat U1llftl children. oo ::m a m. ; Chris(Ian Endeav m. Thursday Youth Fellowshop day. GREAT BEND - WOI' byterian Church - Rev. First Baptist Church. Racine or. 6 p. m.; Evemng Wor· 7:30 P·. m. Sunday. ship 9:30 a. m., 1st and son H. Stebbins, pastor. Rev. c L. O'Connor. pastor ship. 7 p. m. Lottndce EUB Church - Sundays; Church 10 ship 9 a. m.: Sunday I5CIIIMJI,I Sundoy School 9:311. Frank Cle· Hemlock Grov e . Christian Kev. Jack Young, . r pastor : L m. Sunday. MORSE 10 a. m.; Bible Study and land Supt.: l0:4o a. m. Morn· Church - James Quisenberry s,.n~'Y School 9.41. a. m., -wor<hop, 11 a.m., Ist and er service Sunday 7 p. m. ing 'wor:;hip; 0 JO p. m., HW Worshop Servoce. 9·30 a. m.: Russell Archer. SupL Sunday Sundays: Church School 9:30 a Barrl110119me •nd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Sunday SchooL 10 a. m.• Stan· worshop, 10 4a a. ~· and 7 30 m. Sunday. Church, Howard Evenmg Service: Wednesday. •lord Stockton, Supt. p. m. alternately: Boble Study MlnersvWe Melbodlll tor. Sunday Schoo~ Worship 7:39 p. 7,30 p. m., Prayer ~leetmg. j Bradford Church ol Chrisl- 1 and prayer servoce, led b)' pas· _ WendeU G. StuUer, 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac Joe Robinson. minis.ter; HoDJo 1tor,. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Sunday School, 10 L m.; Syrleuae Mllalo' .;.. Earl 8 ior Choir Practice. er Forrest, Supt.; Bohle School ! Chrostoan Endeavor, 7.30 p.m. ablp service 11 L m. tor, pastor. iednelday and Cheshire . Kyger . Hartford 9 30 a. m.: Morning Worship !rd Saturday ot monlb. Portlud Melllodlll day 181'Vicea, 7:30 p, m. Parisil _ Warren G. Zinn. 10:30 a. m.: Evening Worship, j South Belbel EUB Cburcb -John Kimbler, pastAJr. l..atur Day Saintl paslor. Worship services arc : ·1 p.m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B> Re~ . Jafk ' Young, pa. School 9:30, Harold lleorpJdletl Quell 11 Jms Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST : ble Study tor. Sunday School 9.45 a. m., Supt.; Allen Brewet; Cllrlll of Laller DMy 8alllll _ LiiUe Kyger UCC 9,30 EST. Oexter Church of Cbrlsl - Norman H. .Babr, Supt.; Sunday Supt.. Preacbing 7:30p. m. C. W. Proffitt, pastor. Sb miles Clleshire Baptist 10:40 EST. Bohle s.chool 9:30a.m. Prea~l> . Worsbop 10.45 a. ~· and 7.30 Raclle Melbodlsl Cbareb - ltom Racine on RaciDe. PortChurch School at Hartford, at mg 10:30 a. m., forst and thtrd p.m. alternately; Doble Study John W. Kimnler. pastor; SUD· land lloiJd. Sunday School, fiO · DST: Kyger 10:20 EST. Sundays. ' and Prayer ServiCe, led by Jlll8- day School1:30 a. m.; L m.; Wll!'lhlp I0:3I a. IJiil Cheshire 9:45 EST. Mason City Cburcb of Cbrlsl, , lor, 7:30 p. m. Tburaday. 1JJC 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. Stmday eveuq aervlce II MI. UnioD F.W.8. Church - Miller Street - Sunda.y Bible I Tapper• Plalu EUB Cllarell Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.· Wed. worablp .enricel SUnday School 9:4a a.m .• Earl Study, 9 a. m.: Ev~mng Wor- :- Rev. Jack Young, pas m. Wedlleaday. 11 7,00 p. l!lafkey, Supt.; Evening wor· shop, 7:30 p. m.; Bohle Study, !tor; Sunda) worship, UO Rock ~ringa · , ~. 7,30 p. m. by cecil Cox, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. L m.; Sunday School, 10 a.~·' Olesler Lemley, pastor; war Roman Catlwlre l.aYman; Young People's meet· Middlepon Cbareb ol Christ, Hobart Vineyard, Supt._ Doble ship service 9;30 a. m.; Sun· Ov Lady of IArettt Mlalu log , and Bible study, 7:30 p.m. 5th and Main Streets - DOD· Study and Prayer servu:ea led day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; Bottom - Re,, Eirst Baptist 0 · ··\ Rutland aid Hicks, minister; B I b I e by pastor, 7:30 P; m. Tuesday. 8:30 p. m. Prayer and· B. Adm. - .8t :... Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pas· School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me· Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p, m. Study, Wodaesday, 7:30 p. m. 10 a. m., I P· oor. Prayer service 9:30 a. m.; , Elhinney, Supt.; Morning Wor- last MODday of monlh. Bnllllld Melbodllt Elna'cll - Holy Day~: I P· m. Sunday School 10 a. m., Ger.. shio \0:30 a. m. Evening Wor· Syracuse EUB CbDrO- Rev. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor; 81. Job 1 Cadlolle 1 & m.; Sunda,y ScbooJ 10 1 51 Jm. · Z iio · ·- . :~ ,, : .r. ' N• I loA m. THI! CHUI'IC,H !"0" ALL. JIU,..I.. fi'OII T ... IE CHURCH TIM Owrcb lithe areatelt flctal' • ..nh ,_ U. bddiq or ct.r.ea~,. It lla~tGN­ - o ( oplrituoJ- Wi1horri a • ....... .... aunh. Dl!ilber daMcncy . . c.+rlli•dc.l 0111 111rvive-. TheN . . bar Utnd nuorll . . . . . , PlfiOI thould. •tten4 MVioM recu· ......_. ... c.......'lloor ·• : (l) P«hinwn.U.. (a) For Jdl dilldrm'1.llb. (3) For the •b fl ·hk . . . . . u.. (4) J• tb11 - . ol lbt Chllrdl ilitll. t,. ...... which. ..... Nt mor~l and mlllrfll ~ Plan to 10 io cfudt ........ llrlr""' _ , - Bibta daily. •' How I. hild d~ cleulng the attic! But ic w: ' ah worth it after J found the .picture of Nip and Tuck when they were puppies. I sat down there and then , in the cold, dusty room and recalled the day when , Bob brought them home to Carol. How she laughed : and loved them and ftung her arms around both our necks in excited gratitude. How. much fun we threo had, watehin,g the cunning uties of the canine infants• . Nip js gone now, duly mourned arid buried under · our apple ttee, and Tuck, gray and crotchety, limps if he moves too fast. Carol lives in' Cineinnati in a happy home of . her ow11, al)d I carry roses to the cemetery on the hiD. What a wonderful gift Is memory. My days are , 1 rich with remembrances of the good life Bob and I ', had. llow glad I am that we altared, not only a home, but also a love for God and :ms Church so that tho~trh ! · now I ' am lonely, yet I am not alone. • 0::1 I I! ~lRIIrllilllrJW:alllleils.mot.fll..~ V.. I I I i I I THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA -- m. m. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING m. Corner 1 , R, H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. m.; Als''!l.·:::\1 ___..;:;;___ _ _ _ BAUM LUMBER CO. ! ! !. BulldersanciBuilai11QSUppl!er Cbeltef1 Ohio Ph. 985-2005 m. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. I Sun-.., ---=----- ! BOGGS EQUIPMENT CHURCH OF CHRIST - THE- SEWING ----CENTER a.ter - SUNDAY, NOV. 13 Message By The Paator TUNE IN "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM Sermons From Greco Episcop1l <;hurch, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTO~ r.\ornlng Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . 111-.30 AM Sundey A Thougnt(ut Approach To Religious Problem.!. P. Prayer t:~m.; p•.Midweek m. Wedaesday. Rev. Joaeph Kraly. Metb.odilt Cblrell==-~~~=~~ 8ao*l - Alfred Metltotlisl Ottrcb llllldleparl Qmll olllte a. m. Preacblll& Rev. Pearl Caslo, pastor. Sun- 111118 - Rev. Oyde J. Bartlett, third Stmtlay, 7:111 p. m. day School at 9:30, Lloyd Dil· ~y School 9:30 a. m.: IIIII fourlb Stmdq, . U linger. Supt. Worship services Moming Worship 10:~ a. ru.: ~lldn 8d at 10:45 a.m. witb Vere Swartz NYPS Young ~e, 8.45 p.m.; 31& Milo St., Pt. P lay leader. Sunday evening wor. Eqqellslte .meeting 7:30p.m.; Stmtlay ~ U 1. !!hlp services at 7:45 p. m. wilh Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30 Wedae&dly meelllll ~ the Rev. Casta. Tuesday' 8 p. ......., Gardl or lite ' Study Gl!!lll ~~II m., regular rneetlnl of the W. - Rev. Kenuetb and Wetlu..SQ ti6m t: S.C.S. at home o1 Grace Swartz pator; Raymond 1:30 DST. Erisyou . with Osie Follrod. program Supt.; Sunday Scbool, 9:30 I.(COU:II. leader. Wed., 7:45 p. m. Mid· m. MorniDI Worship, 10:311 L ., Week Prayer servicea. m. I!Jvening Service, 7 p. U every Jl! ~ '111111 , . _ _ !! II " I a ell Prt.Jer meetiJIC, 7 p, m. h1a part llila ~ - Peart li. CastA!, pastor. WOI' IIHday. the , . . ean ship service, 10. •· m., eve!'¥ llaeiDe Chore~ II tile to a. Your other Stlllday, 7.145 p, IlL Suo· lreiUJ - Sunday School 1:311 way day Sdlool, 10 a.' m., Jobn Bai· a. m.; Sunday Worship 18:30 to ley, Supt. I. ID.; Eveolng Service 7:30 p.ldrl11lDI ~ ., '------------------.Ji I'.' ,=;; drl• . Ftrul Rtm Melbotllll eltlr~ m.: Mid-week Pra)'er Strvlct,accldents. ... GOEGLEIN READY-MIX·CO. . ' ' .' HOYT,, ~HIO SERVICE ·\ ! I !I !. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE =. :-.:-,."!.=. • RIDENOURS SUPPLY Feeds App~ Chelfer, Ohio -----~-- F. J. WALLACE, JEWEI:.R lhlloDa Watohel- Solo and SlfVkl' ~ ti NEW YORK CLOrHI~G'HO~E Wu& lllalallt. · PomerOr ~· !'tllul ~ Wltfl YOill'o CIIIWpll ' 1t1 Pli!j(lroJ Om to Yem . 1f1P11011 tJa, (:7!im:li ot uour Cllofef ~••Kat· I ',.. .attAial ,..:~ til fCIIII' Cflolei BEN 'FJW4KLIN·STORE · I I t_ .. • 811l11188 · • ' * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. · · Pome..Oy, Ohio . YOU," 111hen . Hjw do you roy wordi are noe en.or~~h? Bafllinr probhlm!. . · OM IIMif le dill rrr.e.tare to aU in Gol(t.G. Meip, .,.,._, 111h0 voted and worW to .,..t'dD,. Tbe respected Comat IDIHI>"I tryman's Badge has been a· warded ill Tay Nlnh, Viet Nov. 1 to A111lY Private First Class James D. Brewer, 20, son of Mrs. James B. Goodrich, Route I, Box 52, Long Bottom. Pvt. Brewer is a rifleman in Company B, 3rd Battalion the !96th Light Infantry Brigade's 21st Infantry. Pvt. er entered on aclive duty in Novemer, 11165 and was station· at Ft. Devens, Mass., before arriving overseas last August, Is a 1965 graduate of Eastem ScbooL ' ou"• d0 ealer most~mr · · ~ . . to~ \ .vou·over. '. . ' . ' I ~ "1111-ln ftlltllllrtirToMIIINitntftiiii~-tfDalll opllollll ~In PlYmouth Fury'o- 440 IDUDio -11111'1 IIIII ' My mountain down to size. Or bulli:l• mu .._talk .,_.J11'1 rou 1~ rour Plymoulh Dtolet hn 1101 the '"" '- liD """' •lddlng. A fuiY thot'a almaot lOUr ~- .....nul... Your Plymouth Pnlllr wil cto - ' - • ....,. ptaolr, OIIJIIII,.II Will enougb, t l o ' · · c!!'!'8 !!!!. ·- V" JO" - · Hftottoftlng maunlllnollll, .... - -·' ' . 1 My Sincere Appreciation! " . RALPHFWELKER . t • ' 'I· (( .. ~~ . ,_ •.. '·. '• OJdo . >\.\-,\· ' ·'' ··- ---.. llld41eport l'o.lludJ·. ,, -~'Sure Sign of Ouali~" Gifts EBERSBACH HARD,WARe ., Flatten mountains? Sure. Badge for Combat 1118 N. Seclond . · - ~. RADIO & TV Cllurcll and Offlc~ Supplies - ' l'llmle 88541211 ' WERNER Jim Brewer Awarded rum1tr1re an4 . ;.~ ' --.....--....- Mrs. Will is Hostess to Church WSWS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' 11 Chrlll rison, palot. \ l ' ' Slles - AWS CHALMERS - Service [ ronn - Industrial - La11111 & Cardell Tappen Plains Phone 887-USS LYONS aOVER FARM ,~ VA.LUE! aw Dudley's 1 Ash!Gnd Oil Products . Brown's Bottle Gal 111124168 Pomeroy llU Z841 . at a price you can affordr $3.95 up soai SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS· Taesday I 693-6601 ; ' ' ' ORDER YOUR EARLY! ARRANGEMENT run• TINY'S FOODLAND cbri.u. ' \- I I 1Mo1e ntmUII appear be~Gw. Atheu , in beautiful Credenza styling_ 1HANKSGIVING DAY " Wilh the hope ili.Dill, in .ome rraeo~ure, foster cuul help lain e1ud 111hkh b fOOd in family cuul community li/e, thb lUre b epo~~~ored by the bruin&• firme · cuul 811 N. Court St. SOCIAL. .:z CAtRNDAft 'fuesday BA'JSIIURY P'l',h lll !l*l · LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS THE SHOE BOX m.l.------------------'""!"--------+I ~t~m.• OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·~IRAn.MYef\CUI'RI/I.CGGomeS,t-EIIQINIIsC:,. ~-'"' I U: ~GO! Sell"?, < MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE c t:nJde Butler, Supt.: Worship ship, 7 P· m. Prayer Servoce, Paul A. pastor:. Sial- Church 1:30 a.m.; Near service 11 a. m. 1st and 2nd Wednesday, 7 p. m. ~ School, 9.30 L m., llftt lhlp &erVICl!, 10:30 L Ill. Rev. Sundays at 5:30 p. m. Baptist PomerGjl Cbnrch ol Chrlll - Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. 01. Moaday, 8:30 p. m. ~~ ~ 30 • Training Union, Mrs. Mary Jerry M..ters, pastor; Sunday MomiDg Worship service, 1st Saito• Moth 1'41 Cblldl ~- ~ bour : •·~~~~ Balm'l ot Bolsllm Brtad Woods, president. Scbool, 9:30 a. m., Church ser- 81111 3rd SUndays ~f the DID~ Jo1m W. Kimbler, pastor; ...,_, 1M carleton Chuch, Killgsbnry vice 10:30 a. m.; Chrlsliau EJo. 7;30 p. m. Evemng Evlllgeiil. teller L, Rousb, SUpt. Mala. Rudand Free W'ill Baplisl cleavor, 6:30p.m.; EveniD& ser- tic Service, 2nd and 41b Sial- ship 8:15 L m., 8aDday SaltH:dion Army Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, vice, 8:30 p. m. day If IIIOI1Ih. U:lli a. m. fte lltflls. Anll, P"'tor; Sunday School, 10 a. RullaDd C!barcll of Cbrln- Bel't'IIJ EUB ~- Bo. OU: CJmoe lbl'tGdltl · "I Ray 8. WIDID& officer m.: Guy Priddy, Supt.; PreaclJ. Roy carter, minister. Bible Paul A. ~ers, pastor: ~~lor. JahD w. Kimbler, pastor, Stmday 10 a.m. Htl~ ong service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and 1111 Worship, 8:30 a. m.; fltm. Cn!u, SUpt. 8uDtlay 8cbotl meeting; 10:30 a. m. StU> L(lCAL UNION S6tl8 services, 7:30p.m. WedneSday. Preaching service IO:lll a. m. day Scboo1, 10;30 a. m.. BIJibe 10:15 a. m.: Preaching 8:1i. day School. Sunday 7 p. m. Ra~eiiJWood, W. Va. YOUDg People'a meetq, 8:30 TheiBII, Sap!.; Youlb P'ello1r· S)'rK- Me1bo11tt C11an11 - Young People's Leaiotl: NO P. .. - ·-- ·Community p. m. Evealllg Service, 7 p. m. sblp, 6:30 P· m. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; m. Salvallou · meeting; 'J'burl. Masoa Baptll& Sa1111a7 Sdltol v. It Braley, Bible Scbeol Supt. CARMEL EUB Cbarcll-llew. ship aervice, 8:35 a. m. day, 1 to 3 p. Ladies Bomt!ll - D.A.V. Hall, corner Secoud · Zloo Cbarcb ot Christ, POJD. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: SuD- day Scbool 8:4$ a. m.; League; 7 p, m. Prep elusel; and Ptmeroy, Mason. Sponsored eroy . HarriBOIIVille Road -flu. day School, 8:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday & p. m. Prayer 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, Dfll'll'll by French City Baptist Cborch gene Underwood, minister. BJ. Rouah. Supl; 10:30 L Mom- Sunday 7:30 p, m. meeting. Otber servlcea 140 Lincoln St. Middleport 1192>21!50 in Gallipolis. Affiliated witb S. ble Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Morn- , ing Worship, 2nd and 4th fltm. IIJHD ftu Free tii!UIIC8IIIe"t.. B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- ! day tl the JD?Dtb; 8 P• m. Eren- Robert E. Smith, Sr., ADVENTIST Sunday School every Sunday, bert Reed, Bible School Supl in« Evangeliatic Service, 2st Sunday Scbtol 9:30 a. m.; Pemeny ...,... Day MY<• II 3 p. rn. Preaching services the 3rd Sunday ol mDnlh. 0 Pattenou, Supt.· lid Ounll - :;~:=~~~ 4th Sunday of each month. Church 0/ God and~ly Ualled Clloreb Of Worship 10:30 a. Youth Sero 11(1., IIOI1h of Melp MI. Morlab Bopllsl Chllfl!h-~ Cheoter Churclt ol God - ChriS~ Pomeny - Rev. W. H. vice 6:45 p. m.; B"fl(tal Putlr, F. W. •OI!U!'s Oldist Duclge Dealtr" of Fourth and Main St., Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, - g e 7:30 p. Robert Dullbam, Middleport Rev. Nyle Borden, Sunday School, 9:30 a. IlL; Supt.; Swtday School, 9:1S a. IDeeliJJg 'l'lnlradaJ 7:30 m. 1cea 011 Slltlldq: Bt Middleport, Ohio minister. Sunday Scheel 9:30 a. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. Laltfel 0111 Pnt SchOol; 2 p. ·Ill. Woraltlp I p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. CUrell _ B. Eu&eue Gill, llnited Bretii.Nn a. m. MorniDg ~orabip. m.; Prayer meetong, 7:30 p.~ ouvme PJI&rim Bollaest - I«; Smlcll1 Bcbool 8:30 1, , . . 0111eo1 Blllinw Naomi Baptist Choreb - Tuesday; . Young Peoples (LAngsville Post ~). Rev. Pbll Wise, Supt.; MGrldDI Oirllt a.dt _ Rer,lldell Sllllday Scbool 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Servoce, Froday, 7:30 p. m. Cbas. E. Dozer, pastor, Sunday sbip 10:30 a. m.· Youth 8erfo Blat putor: s:~..:;:~ ship u L m.; Wednesday, 7 MI. Moriah Cbarcll of God- ScbooJ 1:30 a.m. Mrl. lklbert Ices 7 p. ai.; lllv'•npllftlo 11 :· m. Wmma lllddleport, Ohio , .p.1!L,.i'Jayer service. Rev. James Satterfield, puler Gr&~e, SlqjL Wconltlp at 10:30 rice 7,30 p. m. MJd.Weell SUpt.· ~lr •' Road - Rev. Clyda HlntAJa, Sunday School 9:45a.m.: Wor- L m.; Pll&rim Youth, 8;45 p. er oenlcl 7130 a. m. m' clulei !Wall. pasWr: Sunday Sehoel 9:30 a. ship service 11 L m. 81111 7:30 ai.: EviJigellllle i«rlee, 7:30 day. ~ ~ m. I::IO m.; llalpb Car~ SupL SWJday p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30P.m, P. m., lofld.Weell Prayer IDII .,.., UIIIIN Millin till ~Weet Worship service 10:30 a. m. Tui!!Miay; YOLIIIS People's Praise, Wedneaday, 7:30 P· m. Pomeroy _ ~v. MelviD p. aud 7:30 p. m. alleroately. meeting, 7:30 P. m. Friday. JelwNia pastor. Sunday Sdtool at 8;15 Male ...__. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Rutland Cblll'dl of God Klqdom IIIII .r leMU'I a. DiviDe Wonblp at 10:30 LeCirl · ' "' Fill AZI Doctorr ,.,.~ 7:30 p. m. IRev. D•vid Sheets, pastor. Wllae•r• - Public meeting a. m. Sennon on Patience and 11 Cllrlll Cltlrdl _ Jama B2956 Pomeroy . , Colamhla Clllapel - Worship Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan· Sunday, s p. m., Watdtllwer WaitiJIC: '"lbe LonJ Way A· 1'11011, ll8tol lebool service each Sundoy, 9:1> a. gelistic service, 7:30 Young Study, 1 p. m.: Bible .Study, round"; 5:30 P·. m., Methodist t:30 :. m. freach!gg MniCIII TUesday 7 p. m.; Service meet- Youth Fellow1bip al eburcb. Drst and lhlrd 'lbUrlll81 IJJC, 1 p. m. 'nlarsday; MlltiJ. 'l'uelday, Lydl1 Circle of tile ?:30 p. m. Seeood and follltbjl lrY School, 7 p. m. 'nJII!Iday. WSCS Tbanksglvilg dinner <Contlriued 011 p... -I) · Gltlm.tl Merclltllldfse Lutkenm lhe church. II 7:30 p, m. ~:II Iappen PlliDI 887-8280 u. Jolm'r ldma CharcltIVasarene lecoad IIIII e MIDDlEPORT, 0. Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun· 'l'lle ttitell fl l'te 7:30 p, m. 111!1 day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, ~v. Herbert aud Stmtlay, 7::10 m. Donald Hicks, Minister rtev. Joseyb Kra1y. palor; Mn. Edaa Life, ~ Prayer meeting evt!I'J tl'eilalt·· • Your Welccm• Is At Our Front Doore St. Pa.Po L1lllleru Cblrcb- Cltarlea Biaell, Ass'L Sunclay day at 7:30 p. m. Cllrlllllll W811lS SEWING loiACJm(U a32 E. &econd Sl., Pomeroy. Scltool t:a a. m.: MorDilll deavor, second and follrtll lundoy School 9:30 A.M.-omlng Worship 10:30 A.M. ~ FOI' flat WOIIICIII that Betol" Sundly Scbool t:30 L m., WOI' IV~ II a. m.; NYPS fay, 7:311 p. m. . . Eveniot Wcirshlp 7:30P.M. IIIIID st.. '· ~ 8tU820 Kenneth McElhinney, Sundoy School Supt. ship service 10:4$ 1. m. Pastor, P· m.: EveniD& Slrrlce, Mt. Qel;l 11 Ulllled lnllll'l•ll '-· 4-speaker sofid state stereo••• 1 m: • Gift Exchange, Party Planned December 14th '' '' ' I ~{,1 ~~- -.!· }~!~~:-~---."-~--: ;:~t;_·:--;;r:;:- ·~; --::-:, · -"~.. ~ - ;::: =::-:_-;. t4JY,. ,, - ,0 O ·~ <wlhelrregularmeelli!e. . ars p.m. at die ehurch.' , Y ! :e!u. ,.,1.:! a.- 0 NEW YaiUC • le Ill Ill bruifast Ia lle·Grutl dlveflbll 1114 !;na._ II. !~ llllb • Central Cafeteria (two ~ tboiJgb moderalel,. e:&pa1111"', li'BIJ)AY at 6:3G p.m. for their Yo;• ~ In New any·!tyle toast and eoffee, SOC) no one ever clips a customer RETIJJIN JONATHAN ,Meigs annual potluck harvest dinner. .11 do we brunched dally; nor get In this well·run big Bdwy. attic O!apter, Daughters of the The program In charge o1 the :~ ::l lmfow the, gent w~ ali~ <.the L.Q.) or oli.Sth Ave. eel· At11Srican Revolution, will tnNI lt!tbers, !!ill begin at 7:30 p.m. lk' · . IViltlteef and ltotlwn m lar (the• CopaJ. Friday Nov 11 at the home · · ·11·· oppetl lest bel: swish !rout wlltdow at the old For a late snack; Reubens, ol Mrs• Dor ·Sch~fer l'!ltll Mrs 8 ET 4<11\!EIG 8Cc)utty Salon tuspeet she IIID'f·co 110~llOpole Restauranl on Bl'oad tile Brjlll~\'ie <Lindy's closes Pat u;cl)ary and Mrs. 0• No. 710 wUI meet Monday, at ~.~~U::)flllloo::lllJmean <It's now. a jazz.atop.fhe. before S a. m., 1 1ad tAl relate) Dutton assisting hostesses Mri J:30 p.m. at the horne of Mrs. v l enjoyed (tho' some • ~bl· and, 111081 espeCially, Max As· Emerson Jones wll! prese~t Na-' Mary Marlin, Route 33. uspeet we really meau . wbere the beef allcer With nu 9~ Delleates.•en. great Uonal Defense material. Rcll DISABLED AMERICAN Vet· 1 lered") ....... -. man...etl ••atl~arasympatbetlc wink laid on ex· l!Mld, from pastrarru tAl chop. call response will be a patriotic eriJDS and the A illary ill "' slices of beef or lwn IJe.. pet! chicken fiver (It's noisy- da · . "" w ".,... - that sorl of tliiVen-day eause he knew we bad "the but where really can you get y. meet Monday, at 7' 30 p.m. Mr. loon on $25 more ·than woul.d ... d _.,_~ MARY SHRINE, White Allstock district commander lgo nor Mr. and wop~ '"~en liver without Shrine of Jerusalem will meet will be present. An oyster ~ · · R. enjoy the ebanc~ we noise.). at IOOF ball Frida• eveomg· -"' be ed f n.. Inn tb Of course, Mrs. R. and bUSo had m mld·Depresslon It Musicals· "Marne" is approx· . ' ' ww serv ouvw...,. e b·nd do 'I llltend to th b · · . and alt officers are urged to he meetings ~ n urn cadge cutrate theater tickets imately wonderful, mostly be· present to practice for inspec. -·---~ rode to Broildway as we at Gray's Drugstore or Le- cause of Angela Lansbury; Uon ~everal times :'" long ago: blang's ticket agency where "Wait a Minim" Is a seaSilnal Ri:nJRN JONATHAN Meigs bve at !he Railroad YMCA shows runoing a long while holdover, hrlllianUy enga.~lng Chapter D AR will meet )· \ . Sloan House YMCA for a . dump last-minute lef~ small rev_ue Imported from Friday ~fte;~~: Nov. 11 at It 50c a night as we often did; overs to be peddled al hal! South Afroca by way of a year the borne of Mrs Dor Schaef. price or better: nor could they in London, jnst ~;u'dy "Fid· er Lincoln Hill, ·Pomeroy. As. nurse one scolch·and at Joe dler on the Roof grabs you sisting hostesses are Mrs Pa. Helbock'a great 52nd St. Three firmly but genUy by heart trick Lochary . asd Mrs · Dale CHRISTMAS O.uces and bear Stuff Smith and fwonybone; "Hello, Dolly" Dutton, Roll call respon;e will Mrs. Robert Warner enterE l - C..danza styllnc PROGRAM BOOKS and Ccleman Hawklno, ev9n a bas Ginger Rogers proving be a patriotic day tained the Pomeroy Shakes. In Hiett herdwood W~neert and whole Count Baste band in such heautilul Carol Channing had SATURDAY peare club Wednesday afteran iruldequate premise, under· no etern,al copyright on the. RACINE ALUMNI Assn. will noon, at her home, Mulberry For standing Joe Helbock wryly part, tho she managed ot mast. sponsor a semi·lormal dance in Ave. -"'1, • Church and School permUting us to hang in there etfully; "Sweet Cllarlty" has the Racine Jr Higb Building The . . ha · ' meetmg, m c rge ol Inr ~ hoo r or two for the ex· th e amos I t ·orrep1aceabl e Gwen Saturday, November 12 !rom Mrs. Dale Smith, president, op. penditure of one highbalL Verdon and an engagingly 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music will he ened with tile Club Women's WE DON'T mean to wallow s~arl Cy Colema.n • Dorothy provided by Allen Lee King and Creed · · Dev • ·-~. MID Into those • were . the • days F1elds score . . . m umson. oUona .... OLEPORT, 0. . tal . ..... k If ,. 1 ;, dr his band. Admtssoon os $1. Pro. en from Psalm 117 were led 1 1ran ly nos gta, =ause serous ama 8 your ceeds will go to the scholarship b Mr T A 'I ho These Are The Days. Tbe huge meat, don't look tAJ Broadway Y s. · · r enoessy .w . fund. also read two poe!11ll enliUed Brohandadway .~a~acepeds ladiwhereln thos season, not so far any· SUNDAY •·we Thank Thee" and closed some wwra es par· way. EVI<NGELINE CHAPTER Or- 'lh • Solid state amplifier system-itllllill& aded (The Hollywood, Paradise, AS NOTED, try to have din. der of the Eastern Star MMdle· wo prayer. play, 110 tubes to bur& out Palais Royal, Paramount Grill, ner near your theater, wh~ch port, wUI attend church io a Plans were made for !he an· • St«eo dual-6peakera with a ow ;sa ~.) are gone; .only Tbe Lat. somewhat rules out East Sode group Sunday, Nov. 13 at the nual Chrislmas party and gilt network (two 8' woofers, speakers) fa- fine SOIInd m Quarter remams at 48th and restaurants; as ~ur Traffic Bradbury Church of Christ The exchange, to be held at the The Stem, the perhaps grand. Comm. Barnes pomted out, invitation was from Uoe wor· home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling • Feather-trae tone arm with •Audio Lens" see-thru cartridge aad Diadaughters of the 30 · years .ago smart man, th~ only way to get thy matron, Mrs. William King. ur. December 14. Members will mond/Sapphire styli orogmal1 . now parading with Io the We•!. Sode In less ~n Members are asked 1o meet also take gilts for the Girls that speCial hauteur still on tile an hour os Be born there. at the church at I0:2.~ a.m. Industrial School. Mrs. Warner • Headphone jack • Reeord Storage lovely empty pans; the oni,Y SCOUT INVESTITURE will read an article, Freedom Fightbalance lev? 1 )/ Full Year Guai'GIIf« on all pGTh. Middleport change 10 costume - there s be beld at !he Salisbury School er• Relate Happenings in Hun· AU C<Jmponents are gllar<l'lllted /« ONE less !han ever: toples~, In fact. Sunday, at 2:30 p.m . . Invested gary. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., FULL YEAR I!{IQimt rk/ldt in woaterial SPECIAL I Now,. where were we· Oh, ye~, will be Brownie Troop 220, Ju- program leader had for her orod -k1111111ahip. Molorol<l /ru:.'s f1114,.,.... 1111 Stata I« CIOOef'B free ndto..,. or ropair of ""' pla~.•ng Mr. and Mrs. R. s nior Troop 100 and Cadet Troop topic, Thanksgiving. She gave i ..,..pont~~~ proo<ll deffd.iH in normal use. wee ; 208. the origin of Thanksgiving ClOCIIADIO . .ArrGll{IOd U.-P "" Labor """"' We cl suggest drapiJJg your A plano prelude "Ccme We MONDAY which was back in biblical week around what legitimate That Love the Lord," by Becky WOMEN'S SOCIETY In Chris· times and did not originate lD .' and musicals you moght Woll opened the meeting of tian Service of Healh Metho- our country. Site also told of Will Soon Be Here : oh, you w~t us ~ SO· the WSWS of the Enterprise dist Church will meet Monday the first Thanksgiving In Am<!r· lect the shows, too. Fine. EUB church Tuesday evemng evening, Nov. 14 at the church. lea and of two outstanding Start roght off on Monday al at. the nome of Mrs. James The program topic will be PN· Thanksgivings Wider George ~~· Plymouth Theater, where Woll, Chester Road. sented by Mrs. Jack Bechtle Washington's term rut president. N. 2nd Avo. Middleport • '•nto _. ,.~ -loMwpopool ·• . Phlladelpht~,. Here .1 November being thank offer. I and Mrs. L. IV. McComa; will A dessert course was served C11oiae 11-. IS playong; It s the finest ing month, !he theme of the have devotions. Hoslesses will byy~the~~ho~st~es~s:_·-~--~--------------~==~~~~~~~~~0::=UI town, soft and . Iunny program was "Christian Call· he Mrs. Robert Ccats, Mrs. Wal- · touchmg. and beautofully acted ing tAl Give," presented by Mrs. ter Hayes, Mrs. Orin Smith, and wrotte~ woth the. . Thomas Benu. A dialogue Mrs. John Krawscz n and Mar· compasSion author Bro~n F~oel "Making up the Budget" which garet Edwards. y It Will Be A alt~ches to a v.ery SJl';Cial Irosh reminded one that the Lord's I BETHEL NO. 62 of the In· 1 lovely AQdition ouSight. And smce ot s at tile share of their earnings should liernational Order ol Job's . Plymouth on 45th St. and you be first place in their budget. Daughters will meet at Pome.' To Your might want to stretch the Gael. was· given by Mrs. . Herbert roy Ma!onlc Tempt.; Monday, oc flavor, have dinner at Jom Dixon and Miss Elizabeth Dav- at 7.30 Thanksgiving Downey's fine Irish theatrical is. Scripture reading of II Ccr· POME~·~.y ELEMENTARY restaurant al 8th Av~. and inthlans 9:6-7 was by Mrs. PTA will !Deet Monday at 7:30 Table St.; or, II you. have dinner else- Philip Smith. . p.m. at tbe schooL · where, ~~,Top .on after the An interesting question and DAUCHTE:RS OF RUTH class and you II fmd one or many answer discussion on the topic 1 u 'ted 111 ,.odl 1 h h Ill d lphla" .. oI the "Ph'l 1a e "Joyous Gwmg" was held o- ru--- ·em - -s- -c- urc ·- w havlo' a wee drop of the with all particlpaling. The · at the bar or thank offering was taken and TechnOIOIIICal in their soft brogoes in a the program closed with • , Trjrun,pj~ •• n:~~n~booth. After theater prayer poem, "I Thank Thee," ' ~ big and brassy, try by the leader. Latin Quarter or the Copa. Mrs. Bentz, president, con: the shows are always dueled the business session. The WSWS Fall lnslltule was discussed. Mrs. Eldon Weeks will make up the calendar for Ihe coming year. Mra. Ever· ell Bates invited the members to her home for the Christmas meeting wben there will be a SOc gift exchange. Prayer and grace by Mr s. Don Runnel closed the meeting after whlch refreshments were served by the hostess to seven members and four child· ren. 0:, "::!; ' .Q:·.;, d:- t- -~ : -~ ~.1ll., Ntttt~ --~WO~~~t@rt 0 . ~H(,,!l..l, t .J~"~ ._, 0 ,J, ;. ,J ' 11 Dl' • I ' �\\ I ,.f ! / ,Voice of1Jroailway Sentinel Church News 1'!ee, ' ~anlly .. ,JII. Stutler, ~tC!'\ · t::leller ..... olllt ' ~ ~ Worship ~~erv~, at I a ••. m,; sunday I!Choll .a t' a. Pearl Ca~to. ~!!(Or·. Mrs. Spencer. SUpt.~ ~·.· , ' Real!! ¥e1ii!IIIR llbri,, ReT. MaJ Dpnallue. pastor; J act oatlor: Bechtle, Chllrcll: Sd!ool Sap\,; , Church School,. ?·30 a.m.; ~or· PIIB!eo~~=~~;; . ship Service, ·10:30 '1!-DI.: Melbodist Youtb Fellow•hl• 6 ...,., IJt.i. Rev. Pill! E. Official Board meet~&. . lor, Suadall $cboDI a. Swu~~s' -~-mndOIII;bM• 7td30 p.m.; ~~rahlp, Wedlleliday mf . "" , """" on ay · · :. 7 :mh· : ~ . . . l'etl.leelllllll c lo, m. · . ~. :. . , Bu f . L m.; People Endeavor. 7:30 P· m. Betblehe p ~.1 Cburcb. Youth Service 6: Io p. m. Even- WeaneSd~v Proter meeLong Great Be;, ::.":.'c. L. O'Cc~~o Ill& Worship 7 p. m. each Sun· 7:30 p. o•. ~turday. Rob Lew!8 da,)l. . f:piiCOpul ' Pagevnle Commlllll17 Chlll'dl Grace Epilcopal oor,t pa~.~r. eMr . Charcb S 9 up . .•., a.m. ornmg wor. II C"·• to a· bard shir and Sunday School, 7 p. -Rev. Russe ....., pas r. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. lC m Evenin• ,ervtce Tbursda Young People's service, 7:30 P. H. Marlin. Rector. Sunday 7 3o ~.m. prayer ~eeting. Y IlL 1'hw·sday; Evangelistil: set' Morning Prayer IJid Sermon, · voce Sal!lrday, 7: 30 p. IlL and IO: 3o a. m. Carpenter Baplist l.bureb Sunday, 7: 30 p. m. . E lJ B - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. F~eedom Gos~·u ~ Eaterprlse EUB Cllarcll - ~;:._day: South 3nl An'~·:;:;j". Mornor.g worsnip 10: Ia a.m. g~s an JVer.'~/ Re9. Menzel Smith, pastor. cle, foiU'III . Barrett, .,.aiOr; Ill uesencamp, pas r • ser Worship service 9·30 a. m.; Sun· choir practice · II •· m.; SIID!Ia1 First Baptist Cburcb Middle- Wilford. Supt.. SWlCiay School?, I day School t0:30 a. m. Yoolb Letart iDI evanpllsUc aemce, . ' 111 a 1.: Evangelistic servtce. . • Bo p · IIIIi •' ......a-~""v Bible port, Rev. Donald Boone. pas 30 P ling NO FellowshiP 6·30 p. m., ys Cbarp ..._ F• . !lilrlf, · "''' ~· _,,;,; · tor. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. ·. ,:· ~~~ayer mee . · I m.: Evening service, 7:30 p. tor - LETART li'Atls 7:.a lt m., """""~ _.t . . George Baker: Supt. 10:15 a.m. P RuUand J.siou _ .O 11 v e and Goris Fellowship, UO p. ship, 7:30 P·. m. llr , and Wonblp 7.30. P. m. worship Suvoce; BYP 6 p.m.; Newman, missionary pastor; m., 2nd and 4th Sundays. Youth cep1 2nd &illdayl; . . . Pret&yrertrm ·~ . Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sunda School a. m.; Cboor, 6.30 p. m. Wednesday School, 9:30 a. m. Suuday. Urn· Mlddlepcll'l Ptrst Ualted f'rel. , 8 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Prayer W r ·hyop 10 ..,0 a m . Preaching Prayer Meetmg. 7:30 p. m., ned service, 8:30 a. m., IIJierlu Cllarcb -. Rev. 0 · ho' s " · ·• Wednesday da 1 monlb ~·•'"' R ppel · 1111" "'mllayl .. meetmg, 8:30 p.m., c IT prac- ' 7 30 p m . Prayer servi<.·e sun y 0 . ~· .-u .u t, pas tire. :700 · m Wednesday. ' Morning Star EUB Churc• -:- TAR1 - Worship, 8 p. m., School 9:30 a. m., Fred IA!vno,l , First Baptist Cburcb, Pome· p. Rev. Menzel Smoth, paslor · and 4!11 Thursdays; Supt.; 11:30 L m. · tny _ Rev carver Williams. Church OJ Christ Sunday School. 9 45 a. m., Roy School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. 6:45 p. .m. YF; Wed., 6:30 P. Sunday School 9 30 till 10 20. Bradbury Churcb ol Chrisl- Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler. PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 m. Jlllllor Choir; 7 p. m. Worship service, 10 30 a. m.: Larry W1lliams. mmister; Bible · Ass't.; Mornmg worship, tD-45 • m., 1st and 3rd lor Choir. Nursery and Jumor Church lor School and Morning Worship, a. m ; Prayer meetong. 7'30 p. Church School, 9·30 L m. Syracaae ll'trat U1llftl children. oo ::m a m. ; Chris(Ian Endeav m. Thursday Youth Fellowshop day. GREAT BEND - WOI' byterian Church - Rev. First Baptist Church. Racine or. 6 p. m.; Evemng Wor· 7:30 P·. m. Sunday. ship 9:30 a. m., 1st and son H. Stebbins, pastor. Rev. c L. O'Connor. pastor ship. 7 p. m. Lottndce EUB Church - Sundays; Church 10 ship 9 a. m.: Sunday I5CIIIMJI,I Sundoy School 9:311. Frank Cle· Hemlock Grov e . Christian Kev. Jack Young, . r pastor : L m. Sunday. MORSE 10 a. m.; Bible Study and land Supt.: l0:4o a. m. Morn· Church - James Quisenberry s,.n~'Y School 9.41. a. m., -wor<hop, 11 a.m., Ist and er service Sunday 7 p. m. ing 'wor:;hip; 0 JO p. m., HW Worshop Servoce. 9·30 a. m.: Russell Archer. SupL Sunday Sundays: Church School 9:30 a Barrl110119me •nd Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Sunday SchooL 10 a. m.• Stan· worshop, 10 4a a. ~· and 7 30 m. Sunday. Church, Howard Evenmg Service: Wednesday. •lord Stockton, Supt. p. m. alternately: Boble Study MlnersvWe Melbodlll tor. Sunday Schoo~ Worship 7:39 p. 7,30 p. m., Prayer ~leetmg. j Bradford Church ol Chrisl- 1 and prayer servoce, led b)' pas· _ WendeU G. StuUer, 30 p. m. Senior Choir Prac Joe Robinson. minis.ter; HoDJo 1tor,. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Sunday School, 10 L m.; Syrleuae Mllalo' .;.. Earl 8 ior Choir Practice. er Forrest, Supt.; Bohle School ! Chrostoan Endeavor, 7.30 p.m. ablp service 11 L m. tor, pastor. iednelday and Cheshire . Kyger . Hartford 9 30 a. m.: Morning Worship !rd Saturday ot monlb. Portlud Melllodlll day 181'Vicea, 7:30 p, m. Parisil _ Warren G. Zinn. 10:30 a. m.: Evening Worship, j South Belbel EUB Cburcb -John Kimbler, pastAJr. l..atur Day Saintl paslor. Worship services arc : ·1 p.m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B> Re~ . Jafk ' Young, pa. School 9:30, Harold lleorpJdletl Quell 11 Jms Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST : ble Study tor. Sunday School 9.45 a. m., Supt.; Allen Brewet; Cllrlll of Laller DMy 8alllll _ LiiUe Kyger UCC 9,30 EST. Oexter Church of Cbrlsl - Norman H. .Babr, Supt.; Sunday Supt.. Preacbing 7:30p. m. C. W. Proffitt, pastor. Sb miles Clleshire Baptist 10:40 EST. Bohle s.chool 9:30a.m. Prea~l> . Worsbop 10.45 a. ~· and 7.30 Raclle Melbodlsl Cbareb - ltom Racine on RaciDe. PortChurch School at Hartford, at mg 10:30 a. m., forst and thtrd p.m. alternately; Doble Study John W. Kimnler. pastor; SUD· land lloiJd. Sunday School, fiO · DST: Kyger 10:20 EST. Sundays. ' and Prayer ServiCe, led by Jlll8- day School1:30 a. m.; L m.; Wll!'lhlp I0:3I a. IJiil Cheshire 9:45 EST. Mason City Cburcb of Cbrlsl, , lor, 7:30 p. m. Tburaday. 1JJC 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. Stmday eveuq aervlce II MI. UnioD F.W.8. Church - Miller Street - Sunda.y Bible I Tapper• Plalu EUB Cllarell Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.· Wed. worablp .enricel SUnday School 9:4a a.m .• Earl Study, 9 a. m.: Ev~mng Wor- :- Rev. Jack Young, pas m. Wedlleaday. 11 7,00 p. l!lafkey, Supt.; Evening wor· shop, 7:30 p. m.; Bohle Study, !tor; Sunda) worship, UO Rock ~ringa · , ~. 7,30 p. m. by cecil Cox, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. L m.; Sunday School, 10 a.~·' Olesler Lemley, pastor; war Roman Catlwlre l.aYman; Young People's meet· Middlepon Cbareb ol Christ, Hobart Vineyard, Supt._ Doble ship service 9;30 a. m.; Sun· Ov Lady of IArettt Mlalu log , and Bible study, 7:30 p.m. 5th and Main Streets - DOD· Study and Prayer servu:ea led day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; Bottom - Re,, Eirst Baptist 0 · ··\ Rutland aid Hicks, minister; B I b I e by pastor, 7:30 P; m. Tuesday. 8:30 p. m. Prayer and· B. Adm. - .8t :... Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, pas· School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me· Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p, m. Study, Wodaesday, 7:30 p. m. 10 a. m., I P· oor. Prayer service 9:30 a. m.; , Elhinney, Supt.; Morning Wor- last MODday of monlh. Bnllllld Melbodllt Elna'cll - Holy Day~: I P· m. Sunday School 10 a. m., Ger.. shio \0:30 a. m. Evening Wor· Syracuse EUB CbDrO- Rev. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor; 81. Job 1 Cadlolle 1 & m.; Sunda,y ScbooJ 10 1 51 Jm. · Z iio · ·- . :~ ,, : .r. ' N• I loA m. THI! CHUI'IC,H !"0" ALL. JIU,..I.. fi'OII T ... IE CHURCH TIM Owrcb lithe areatelt flctal' • ..nh ,_ U. bddiq or ct.r.ea~,. It lla~tGN­ - o ( oplrituoJ- Wi1horri a • ....... .... aunh. Dl!ilber daMcncy . . c.+rlli•dc.l 0111 111rvive-. TheN . . bar Utnd nuorll . . . . . , PlfiOI thould. •tten4 MVioM recu· ......_. ... c.......'lloor ·• : (l) P«hinwn.U.. (a) For Jdl dilldrm'1.llb. (3) For the •b fl ·hk . . . . . u.. (4) J• tb11 - . ol lbt Chllrdl ilitll. t,. ...... which. ..... Nt mor~l and mlllrfll ~ Plan to 10 io cfudt ........ llrlr""' _ , - Bibta daily. •' How I. hild d~ cleulng the attic! But ic w: ' ah worth it after J found the .picture of Nip and Tuck when they were puppies. I sat down there and then , in the cold, dusty room and recalled the day when , Bob brought them home to Carol. How she laughed : and loved them and ftung her arms around both our necks in excited gratitude. How. much fun we threo had, watehin,g the cunning uties of the canine infants• . Nip js gone now, duly mourned arid buried under · our apple ttee, and Tuck, gray and crotchety, limps if he moves too fast. Carol lives in' Cineinnati in a happy home of . her ow11, al)d I carry roses to the cemetery on the hiD. What a wonderful gift Is memory. My days are , 1 rich with remembrances of the good life Bob and I ', had. llow glad I am that we altared, not only a home, but also a love for God and :ms Church so that tho~trh ! · now I ' am lonely, yet I am not alone. • 0::1 I I! ~lRIIrllilllrJW:alllleils.mot.fll..~ V.. I I I i I I THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA -- m. m. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING m. Corner 1 , R, H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. m.; Als''!l.·:::\1 ___..;:;;___ _ _ _ BAUM LUMBER CO. ! ! !. BulldersanciBuilai11QSUppl!er Cbeltef1 Ohio Ph. 985-2005 m. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. I Sun-.., ---=----- ! BOGGS EQUIPMENT CHURCH OF CHRIST - THE- SEWING ----CENTER a.ter - SUNDAY, NOV. 13 Message By The Paator TUNE IN "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM Sermons From Greco Episcop1l <;hurch, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTO~ r.\ornlng Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . 111-.30 AM Sundey A Thougnt(ut Approach To Religious Problem.!. P. Prayer t:~m.; p•.Midweek m. Wedaesday. Rev. Joaeph Kraly. Metb.odilt Cblrell==-~~~=~~ 8ao*l - Alfred Metltotlisl Ottrcb llllldleparl Qmll olllte a. m. Preacblll& Rev. Pearl Caslo, pastor. Sun- 111118 - Rev. Oyde J. Bartlett, third Stmtlay, 7:111 p. m. day School at 9:30, Lloyd Dil· ~y School 9:30 a. m.: IIIII fourlb Stmdq, . U linger. Supt. Worship services Moming Worship 10:~ a. ru.: ~lldn 8d at 10:45 a.m. witb Vere Swartz NYPS Young ~e, 8.45 p.m.; 31& Milo St., Pt. P lay leader. Sunday evening wor. Eqqellslte .meeting 7:30p.m.; Stmtlay ~ U 1. !!hlp services at 7:45 p. m. wilh Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30 Wedae&dly meelllll ~ the Rev. Casta. Tuesday' 8 p. ......., Gardl or lite ' Study Gl!!lll ~~II m., regular rneetlnl of the W. - Rev. Kenuetb and Wetlu..SQ ti6m t: S.C.S. at home o1 Grace Swartz pator; Raymond 1:30 DST. Erisyou . with Osie Follrod. program Supt.; Sunday Scbool, 9:30 I.(COU:II. leader. Wed., 7:45 p. m. Mid· m. MorniDI Worship, 10:311 L ., Week Prayer servicea. m. I!Jvening Service, 7 p. U every Jl! ~ '111111 , . _ _ !! II " I a ell Prt.Jer meetiJIC, 7 p, m. h1a part llila ~ - Peart li. CastA!, pastor. WOI' IIHday. the , . . ean ship service, 10. •· m., eve!'¥ llaeiDe Chore~ II tile to a. Your other Stlllday, 7.145 p, IlL Suo· lreiUJ - Sunday School 1:311 way day Sdlool, 10 a.' m., Jobn Bai· a. m.; Sunday Worship 18:30 to ley, Supt. I. ID.; Eveolng Service 7:30 p.ldrl11lDI ~ ., '------------------.Ji I'.' ,=;; drl• . Ftrul Rtm Melbotllll eltlr~ m.: Mid-week Pra)'er Strvlct,accldents. ... GOEGLEIN READY-MIX·CO. . ' ' .' HOYT,, ~HIO SERVICE ·\ ! I !I !. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE =. :-.:-,."!.=. • RIDENOURS SUPPLY Feeds App~ Chelfer, Ohio -----~-- F. J. WALLACE, JEWEI:.R lhlloDa Watohel- Solo and SlfVkl' ~ ti NEW YORK CLOrHI~G'HO~E Wu& lllalallt. · PomerOr ~· !'tllul ~ Wltfl YOill'o CIIIWpll ' 1t1 Pli!j(lroJ Om to Yem . 1f1P11011 tJa, (:7!im:li ot uour Cllofef ~••Kat· I ',.. .attAial ,..:~ til fCIIII' Cflolei BEN 'FJW4KLIN·STORE · I I t_ .. • 811l11188 · • ' * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. · · Pome..Oy, Ohio . YOU," 111hen . Hjw do you roy wordi are noe en.or~~h? Bafllinr probhlm!. . · OM IIMif le dill rrr.e.tare to aU in Gol(t.G. Meip, .,.,._, 111h0 voted and worW to .,..t'dD,. Tbe respected Comat IDIHI>"I tryman's Badge has been a· warded ill Tay Nlnh, Viet Nov. 1 to A111lY Private First Class James D. Brewer, 20, son of Mrs. James B. Goodrich, Route I, Box 52, Long Bottom. Pvt. Brewer is a rifleman in Company B, 3rd Battalion the !96th Light Infantry Brigade's 21st Infantry. Pvt. er entered on aclive duty in Novemer, 11165 and was station· at Ft. Devens, Mass., before arriving overseas last August, Is a 1965 graduate of Eastem ScbooL ' ou"• d0 ealer most~mr · · ~ . . to~ \ .vou·over. '. . ' . ' I ~ "1111-ln ftlltllllrtirToMIIINitntftiiii~-tfDalll opllollll ~In PlYmouth Fury'o- 440 IDUDio -11111'1 IIIII ' My mountain down to size. Or bulli:l• mu .._talk .,_.J11'1 rou 1~ rour Plymoulh Dtolet hn 1101 the '"" '- liD """' •lddlng. A fuiY thot'a almaot lOUr ~- .....nul... Your Plymouth Pnlllr wil cto - ' - • ....,. ptaolr, OIIJIIII,.II Will enougb, t l o ' · · c!!'!'8 !!!!. ·- V" JO" - · Hftottoftlng maunlllnollll, .... - -·' ' . 1 My Sincere Appreciation! " . RALPHFWELKER . t • ' 'I· (( .. ~~ . ,_ •.. '·. '• OJdo . >\.\-,\· ' ·'' ··- ---.. llld41eport l'o.lludJ·. ,, -~'Sure Sign of Ouali~" Gifts EBERSBACH HARD,WARe ., Flatten mountains? Sure. Badge for Combat 1118 N. Seclond . · - ~. RADIO & TV Cllurcll and Offlc~ Supplies - ' l'llmle 88541211 ' WERNER Jim Brewer Awarded rum1tr1re an4 . ;.~ ' --.....--....- Mrs. Will is Hostess to Church WSWS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' 11 Chrlll rison, palot. \ l ' ' Slles - AWS CHALMERS - Service [ ronn - Industrial - La11111 & Cardell Tappen Plains Phone 887-USS LYONS aOVER FARM ,~ VA.LUE! aw Dudley's 1 Ash!Gnd Oil Products . Brown's Bottle Gal 111124168 Pomeroy llU Z841 . at a price you can affordr $3.95 up soai SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS· Taesday I 693-6601 ; ' ' ' ORDER YOUR EARLY! ARRANGEMENT run• TINY'S FOODLAND cbri.u. ' \- I I 1Mo1e ntmUII appear be~Gw. Atheu , in beautiful Credenza styling_ 1HANKSGIVING DAY " Wilh the hope ili.Dill, in .ome rraeo~ure, foster cuul help lain e1ud 111hkh b fOOd in family cuul community li/e, thb lUre b epo~~~ored by the bruin&• firme · cuul 811 N. Court St. SOCIAL. .:z CAtRNDAft 'fuesday BA'JSIIURY P'l',h lll !l*l · LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS THE SHOE BOX m.l.------------------'""!"--------+I ~t~m.• OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·~IRAn.MYef\CUI'RI/I.CGGomeS,t-EIIQINIIsC:,. ~-'"' I U: ~GO! Sell"?, < MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE c t:nJde Butler, Supt.: Worship ship, 7 P· m. Prayer Servoce, Paul A. pastor:. Sial- Church 1:30 a.m.; Near service 11 a. m. 1st and 2nd Wednesday, 7 p. m. ~ School, 9.30 L m., llftt lhlp &erVICl!, 10:30 L Ill. Rev. Sundays at 5:30 p. m. Baptist PomerGjl Cbnrch ol Chrlll - Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. 01. Moaday, 8:30 p. m. ~~ ~ 30 • Training Union, Mrs. Mary Jerry M..ters, pastor; Sunday MomiDg Worship service, 1st Saito• Moth 1'41 Cblldl ~- ~ bour : •·~~~~ Balm'l ot Bolsllm Brtad Woods, president. Scbool, 9:30 a. m., Church ser- 81111 3rd SUndays ~f the DID~ Jo1m W. Kimbler, pastor; ...,_, 1M carleton Chuch, Killgsbnry vice 10:30 a. m.; Chrlsliau EJo. 7;30 p. m. Evemng Evlllgeiil. teller L, Rousb, SUpt. Mala. Rudand Free W'ill Baplisl cleavor, 6:30p.m.; EveniD& ser- tic Service, 2nd and 41b Sial- ship 8:15 L m., 8aDday SaltH:dion Army Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, vice, 8:30 p. m. day If IIIOI1Ih. U:lli a. m. fte lltflls. Anll, P"'tor; Sunday School, 10 a. RullaDd C!barcll of Cbrln- Bel't'IIJ EUB ~- Bo. OU: CJmoe lbl'tGdltl · "I Ray 8. WIDID& officer m.: Guy Priddy, Supt.; PreaclJ. Roy carter, minister. Bible Paul A. ~ers, pastor: ~~lor. JahD w. Kimbler, pastor, Stmday 10 a.m. Htl~ ong service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and 1111 Worship, 8:30 a. m.; fltm. Cn!u, SUpt. 8uDtlay 8cbotl meeting; 10:30 a. m. StU> L(lCAL UNION S6tl8 services, 7:30p.m. WedneSday. Preaching service IO:lll a. m. day Scboo1, 10;30 a. m.. BIJibe 10:15 a. m.: Preaching 8:1i. day School. Sunday 7 p. m. Ra~eiiJWood, W. Va. YOUDg People'a meetq, 8:30 TheiBII, Sap!.; Youlb P'ello1r· S)'rK- Me1bo11tt C11an11 - Young People's Leaiotl: NO P. .. - ·-- ·Community p. m. Evealllg Service, 7 p. m. sblp, 6:30 P· m. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor; m. Salvallou · meeting; 'J'burl. Masoa Baptll& Sa1111a7 Sdltol v. It Braley, Bible Scbeol Supt. CARMEL EUB Cbarcll-llew. ship aervice, 8:35 a. m. day, 1 to 3 p. Ladies Bomt!ll - D.A.V. Hall, corner Secoud · Zloo Cbarcb ot Christ, POJD. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: SuD- day Scbool 8:4$ a. m.; League; 7 p, m. Prep elusel; and Ptmeroy, Mason. Sponsored eroy . HarriBOIIVille Road -flu. day School, 8:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday & p. m. Prayer 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, Dfll'll'll by French City Baptist Cborch gene Underwood, minister. BJ. Rouah. Supl; 10:30 L Mom- Sunday 7:30 p, m. meeting. Otber servlcea 140 Lincoln St. Middleport 1192>21!50 in Gallipolis. Affiliated witb S. ble Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Morn- , ing Worship, 2nd and 4th fltm. IIJHD ftu Free tii!UIIC8IIIe"t.. B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- ! day tl the JD?Dtb; 8 P• m. Eren- Robert E. Smith, Sr., ADVENTIST Sunday School every Sunday, bert Reed, Bible School Supl in« Evangeliatic Service, 2st Sunday Scbtol 9:30 a. m.; Pemeny ...,... Day MY<• II 3 p. rn. Preaching services the 3rd Sunday ol mDnlh. 0 Pattenou, Supt.· lid Ounll - :;~:=~~~ 4th Sunday of each month. Church 0/ God and~ly Ualled Clloreb Of Worship 10:30 a. Youth Sero 11(1., IIOI1h of Melp MI. Morlab Bopllsl Chllfl!h-~ Cheoter Churclt ol God - ChriS~ Pomeny - Rev. W. H. vice 6:45 p. m.; B"fl(tal Putlr, F. W. •OI!U!'s Oldist Duclge Dealtr" of Fourth and Main St., Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, - g e 7:30 p. Robert Dullbam, Middleport Rev. Nyle Borden, Sunday School, 9:30 a. IlL; Supt.; Swtday School, 9:1S a. IDeeliJJg 'l'lnlradaJ 7:30 m. 1cea 011 Slltlldq: Bt Middleport, Ohio minister. Sunday Scheel 9:30 a. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. Laltfel 0111 Pnt SchOol; 2 p. ·Ill. Woraltlp I p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p. CUrell _ B. Eu&eue Gill, llnited Bretii.Nn a. m. MorniDg ~orabip. m.; Prayer meetong, 7:30 p.~ ouvme PJI&rim Bollaest - I«; Smlcll1 Bcbool 8:30 1, , . . 0111eo1 Blllinw Naomi Baptist Choreb - Tuesday; . Young Peoples (LAngsville Post ~). Rev. Pbll Wise, Supt.; MGrldDI Oirllt a.dt _ Rer,lldell Sllllday Scbool 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Servoce, Froday, 7:30 p. m. Cbas. E. Dozer, pastor, Sunday sbip 10:30 a. m.· Youth 8erfo Blat putor: s:~..:;:~ ship u L m.; Wednesday, 7 MI. Moriah Cbarcll of God- ScbooJ 1:30 a.m. Mrl. lklbert Ices 7 p. ai.; lllv'•npllftlo 11 :· m. Wmma lllddleport, Ohio , .p.1!L,.i'Jayer service. Rev. James Satterfield, puler Gr&~e, SlqjL Wconltlp at 10:30 rice 7,30 p. m. MJd.Weell SUpt.· ~lr •' Road - Rev. Clyda HlntAJa, Sunday School 9:45a.m.: Wor- L m.; Pll&rim Youth, 8;45 p. er oenlcl 7130 a. m. m' clulei !Wall. pasWr: Sunday Sehoel 9:30 a. ship service 11 L m. 81111 7:30 ai.: EviJigellllle i«rlee, 7:30 day. ~ ~ m. I::IO m.; llalpb Car~ SupL SWJday p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30P.m, P. m., lofld.Weell Prayer IDII .,.., UIIIIN Millin till ~Weet Worship service 10:30 a. m. Tui!!Miay; YOLIIIS People's Praise, Wedneaday, 7:30 P· m. Pomeroy _ ~v. MelviD p. aud 7:30 p. m. alleroately. meeting, 7:30 P. m. Friday. JelwNia pastor. Sunday Sdtool at 8;15 Male ...__. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Rutland Cblll'dl of God Klqdom IIIII .r leMU'I a. DiviDe Wonblp at 10:30 LeCirl · ' "' Fill AZI Doctorr ,.,.~ 7:30 p. m. IRev. D•vid Sheets, pastor. Wllae•r• - Public meeting a. m. Sennon on Patience and 11 Cllrlll Cltlrdl _ Jama B2956 Pomeroy . , Colamhla Clllapel - Worship Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan· Sunday, s p. m., Watdtllwer WaitiJIC: '"lbe LonJ Way A· 1'11011, ll8tol lebool service each Sundoy, 9:1> a. gelistic service, 7:30 Young Study, 1 p. m.: Bible .Study, round"; 5:30 P·. m., Methodist t:30 :. m. freach!gg MniCIII TUesday 7 p. m.; Service meet- Youth Fellow1bip al eburcb. Drst and lhlrd 'lbUrlll81 IJJC, 1 p. m. 'nlarsday; MlltiJ. 'l'uelday, Lydl1 Circle of tile ?:30 p. m. Seeood and follltbjl lrY School, 7 p. m. 'nJII!Iday. WSCS Tbanksglvilg dinner <Contlriued 011 p... -I) · Gltlm.tl Merclltllldfse Lutkenm lhe church. II 7:30 p, m. ~:II Iappen PlliDI 887-8280 u. Jolm'r ldma CharcltIVasarene lecoad IIIII e MIDDlEPORT, 0. Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun· 'l'lle ttitell fl l'te 7:30 p, m. 111!1 day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, ~v. Herbert aud Stmtlay, 7::10 m. Donald Hicks, Minister rtev. Joseyb Kra1y. palor; Mn. Edaa Life, ~ Prayer meeting evt!I'J tl'eilalt·· • Your Welccm• Is At Our Front Doore St. Pa.Po L1lllleru Cblrcb- Cltarlea Biaell, Ass'L Sunclay day at 7:30 p. m. Cllrlllllll W811lS SEWING loiACJm(U a32 E. &econd Sl., Pomeroy. Scltool t:a a. m.: MorDilll deavor, second and follrtll lundoy School 9:30 A.M.-omlng Worship 10:30 A.M. ~ FOI' flat WOIIICIII that Betol" Sundly Scbool t:30 L m., WOI' IV~ II a. m.; NYPS fay, 7:311 p. m. . . Eveniot Wcirshlp 7:30P.M. IIIIID st.. '· ~ 8tU820 Kenneth McElhinney, Sundoy School Supt. ship service 10:4$ 1. m. Pastor, P· m.: EveniD& Slrrlce, Mt. Qel;l 11 Ulllled lnllll'l•ll '-· 4-speaker sofid state stereo••• 1 m: • Gift Exchange, Party Planned December 14th '' '' ' I ~{,1 ~~- -.!· }~!~~:-~---."-~--: ;:~t;_·:--;;r:;:- ·~; --::-:, · -"~.. ~ - ;::: =::-:_-;. t4JY,. ,, - ,0 O ·~ <wlhelrregularmeelli!e. . ars p.m. at die ehurch.' , Y ! :e!u. ,.,1.:! a.- 0 NEW YaiUC • le Ill Ill bruifast Ia lle·Grutl dlveflbll 1114 !;na._ II. !~ llllb • Central Cafeteria (two ~ tboiJgb moderalel,. e:&pa1111"', li'BIJ)AY at 6:3G p.m. for their Yo;• ~ In New any·!tyle toast and eoffee, SOC) no one ever clips a customer RETIJJIN JONATHAN ,Meigs annual potluck harvest dinner. .11 do we brunched dally; nor get In this well·run big Bdwy. attic O!apter, Daughters of the The program In charge o1 the :~ ::l lmfow the, gent w~ ali~ <.the L.Q.) or oli.Sth Ave. eel· At11Srican Revolution, will tnNI lt!tbers, !!ill begin at 7:30 p.m. lk' · . IViltlteef and ltotlwn m lar (the• CopaJ. Friday Nov 11 at the home · · ·11·· oppetl lest bel: swish !rout wlltdow at the old For a late snack; Reubens, ol Mrs• Dor ·Sch~fer l'!ltll Mrs 8 ET 4<11\!EIG 8Cc)utty Salon tuspeet she IIID'f·co 110~llOpole Restauranl on Bl'oad tile Brjlll~\'ie <Lindy's closes Pat u;cl)ary and Mrs. 0• No. 710 wUI meet Monday, at ~.~~U::)flllloo::lllJmean <It's now. a jazz.atop.fhe. before S a. m., 1 1ad tAl relate) Dutton assisting hostesses Mri J:30 p.m. at the horne of Mrs. v l enjoyed (tho' some • ~bl· and, 111081 espeCially, Max As· Emerson Jones wll! prese~t Na-' Mary Marlin, Route 33. uspeet we really meau . wbere the beef allcer With nu 9~ Delleates.•en. great Uonal Defense material. Rcll DISABLED AMERICAN Vet· 1 lered") ....... -. man...etl ••atl~arasympatbetlc wink laid on ex· l!Mld, from pastrarru tAl chop. call response will be a patriotic eriJDS and the A illary ill "' slices of beef or lwn IJe.. pet! chicken fiver (It's noisy- da · . "" w ".,... - that sorl of tliiVen-day eause he knew we bad "the but where really can you get y. meet Monday, at 7' 30 p.m. Mr. loon on $25 more ·than woul.d ... d _.,_~ MARY SHRINE, White Allstock district commander lgo nor Mr. and wop~ '"~en liver without Shrine of Jerusalem will meet will be present. An oyster ~ · · R. enjoy the ebanc~ we noise.). at IOOF ball Frida• eveomg· -"' be ed f n.. Inn tb Of course, Mrs. R. and bUSo had m mld·Depresslon It Musicals· "Marne" is approx· . ' ' ww serv ouvw...,. e b·nd do 'I llltend to th b · · . and alt officers are urged to he meetings ~ n urn cadge cutrate theater tickets imately wonderful, mostly be· present to practice for inspec. -·---~ rode to Broildway as we at Gray's Drugstore or Le- cause of Angela Lansbury; Uon ~everal times :'" long ago: blang's ticket agency where "Wait a Minim" Is a seaSilnal Ri:nJRN JONATHAN Meigs bve at !he Railroad YMCA shows runoing a long while holdover, hrlllianUy enga.~lng Chapter D AR will meet )· \ . Sloan House YMCA for a . dump last-minute lef~ small rev_ue Imported from Friday ~fte;~~: Nov. 11 at It 50c a night as we often did; overs to be peddled al hal! South Afroca by way of a year the borne of Mrs Dor Schaef. price or better: nor could they in London, jnst ~;u'dy "Fid· er Lincoln Hill, ·Pomeroy. As. nurse one scolch·and at Joe dler on the Roof grabs you sisting hostesses are Mrs Pa. Helbock'a great 52nd St. Three firmly but genUy by heart trick Lochary . asd Mrs · Dale CHRISTMAS O.uces and bear Stuff Smith and fwonybone; "Hello, Dolly" Dutton, Roll call respon;e will Mrs. Robert Warner enterE l - C..danza styllnc PROGRAM BOOKS and Ccleman Hawklno, ev9n a bas Ginger Rogers proving be a patriotic day tained the Pomeroy Shakes. In Hiett herdwood W~neert and whole Count Baste band in such heautilul Carol Channing had SATURDAY peare club Wednesday afteran iruldequate premise, under· no etern,al copyright on the. RACINE ALUMNI Assn. will noon, at her home, Mulberry For standing Joe Helbock wryly part, tho she managed ot mast. sponsor a semi·lormal dance in Ave. -"'1, • Church and School permUting us to hang in there etfully; "Sweet Cllarlty" has the Racine Jr Higb Building The . . ha · ' meetmg, m c rge ol Inr ~ hoo r or two for the ex· th e amos I t ·orrep1aceabl e Gwen Saturday, November 12 !rom Mrs. Dale Smith, president, op. penditure of one highbalL Verdon and an engagingly 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music will he ened with tile Club Women's WE DON'T mean to wallow s~arl Cy Colema.n • Dorothy provided by Allen Lee King and Creed · · Dev • ·-~. MID Into those • were . the • days F1elds score . . . m umson. oUona .... OLEPORT, 0. . tal . ..... k If ,. 1 ;, dr his band. Admtssoon os $1. Pro. en from Psalm 117 were led 1 1ran ly nos gta, =ause serous ama 8 your ceeds will go to the scholarship b Mr T A 'I ho These Are The Days. Tbe huge meat, don't look tAJ Broadway Y s. · · r enoessy .w . fund. also read two poe!11ll enliUed Brohandadway .~a~acepeds ladiwhereln thos season, not so far any· SUNDAY •·we Thank Thee" and closed some wwra es par· way. EVI<NGELINE CHAPTER Or- 'lh • Solid state amplifier system-itllllill& aded (The Hollywood, Paradise, AS NOTED, try to have din. der of the Eastern Star MMdle· wo prayer. play, 110 tubes to bur& out Palais Royal, Paramount Grill, ner near your theater, wh~ch port, wUI attend church io a Plans were made for !he an· • St«eo dual-6peakera with a ow ;sa ~.) are gone; .only Tbe Lat. somewhat rules out East Sode group Sunday, Nov. 13 at the nual Chrislmas party and gilt network (two 8' woofers, speakers) fa- fine SOIInd m Quarter remams at 48th and restaurants; as ~ur Traffic Bradbury Church of Christ The exchange, to be held at the The Stem, the perhaps grand. Comm. Barnes pomted out, invitation was from Uoe wor· home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling • Feather-trae tone arm with •Audio Lens" see-thru cartridge aad Diadaughters of the 30 · years .ago smart man, th~ only way to get thy matron, Mrs. William King. ur. December 14. Members will mond/Sapphire styli orogmal1 . now parading with Io the We•!. Sode In less ~n Members are asked 1o meet also take gilts for the Girls that speCial hauteur still on tile an hour os Be born there. at the church at I0:2.~ a.m. Industrial School. Mrs. Warner • Headphone jack • Reeord Storage lovely empty pans; the oni,Y SCOUT INVESTITURE will read an article, Freedom Fightbalance lev? 1 )/ Full Year Guai'GIIf« on all pGTh. Middleport change 10 costume - there s be beld at !he Salisbury School er• Relate Happenings in Hun· AU C<Jmponents are gllar<l'lllted /« ONE less !han ever: toples~, In fact. Sunday, at 2:30 p.m . . Invested gary. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., FULL YEAR I!{IQimt rk/ldt in woaterial SPECIAL I Now,. where were we· Oh, ye~, will be Brownie Troop 220, Ju- program leader had for her orod -k1111111ahip. Molorol<l /ru:.'s f1114,.,.... 1111 Stata I« CIOOef'B free ndto..,. or ropair of ""' pla~.•ng Mr. and Mrs. R. s nior Troop 100 and Cadet Troop topic, Thanksgiving. She gave i ..,..pont~~~ proo<ll deffd.iH in normal use. wee ; 208. the origin of Thanksgiving ClOCIIADIO . .ArrGll{IOd U.-P "" Labor """"' We cl suggest drapiJJg your A plano prelude "Ccme We MONDAY which was back in biblical week around what legitimate That Love the Lord," by Becky WOMEN'S SOCIETY In Chris· times and did not originate lD .' and musicals you moght Woll opened the meeting of tian Service of Healh Metho- our country. Site also told of Will Soon Be Here : oh, you w~t us ~ SO· the WSWS of the Enterprise dist Church will meet Monday the first Thanksgiving In Am<!r· lect the shows, too. Fine. EUB church Tuesday evemng evening, Nov. 14 at the church. lea and of two outstanding Start roght off on Monday al at. the nome of Mrs. James The program topic will be PN· Thanksgivings Wider George ~~· Plymouth Theater, where Woll, Chester Road. sented by Mrs. Jack Bechtle Washington's term rut president. N. 2nd Avo. Middleport • '•nto _. ,.~ -loMwpopool ·• . Phlladelpht~,. Here .1 November being thank offer. I and Mrs. L. IV. McComa; will A dessert course was served C11oiae 11-. IS playong; It s the finest ing month, !he theme of the have devotions. Hoslesses will byy~the~~ho~st~es~s:_·-~--~--------------~==~~~~~~~~~0::=UI town, soft and . Iunny program was "Christian Call· he Mrs. Robert Ccats, Mrs. Wal- · touchmg. and beautofully acted ing tAl Give," presented by Mrs. ter Hayes, Mrs. Orin Smith, and wrotte~ woth the. . Thomas Benu. A dialogue Mrs. John Krawscz n and Mar· compasSion author Bro~n F~oel "Making up the Budget" which garet Edwards. y It Will Be A alt~ches to a v.ery SJl';Cial Irosh reminded one that the Lord's I BETHEL NO. 62 of the In· 1 lovely AQdition ouSight. And smce ot s at tile share of their earnings should liernational Order ol Job's . Plymouth on 45th St. and you be first place in their budget. Daughters will meet at Pome.' To Your might want to stretch the Gael. was· given by Mrs. . Herbert roy Ma!onlc Tempt.; Monday, oc flavor, have dinner at Jom Dixon and Miss Elizabeth Dav- at 7.30 Thanksgiving Downey's fine Irish theatrical is. Scripture reading of II Ccr· POME~·~.y ELEMENTARY restaurant al 8th Av~. and inthlans 9:6-7 was by Mrs. PTA will !Deet Monday at 7:30 Table St.; or, II you. have dinner else- Philip Smith. . p.m. at tbe schooL · where, ~~,Top .on after the An interesting question and DAUCHTE:RS OF RUTH class and you II fmd one or many answer discussion on the topic 1 u 'ted 111 ,.odl 1 h h Ill d lphla" .. oI the "Ph'l 1a e "Joyous Gwmg" was held o- ru--- ·em - -s- -c- urc ·- w havlo' a wee drop of the with all particlpaling. The · at the bar or thank offering was taken and TechnOIOIIICal in their soft brogoes in a the program closed with • , Trjrun,pj~ •• n:~~n~booth. After theater prayer poem, "I Thank Thee," ' ~ big and brassy, try by the leader. Latin Quarter or the Copa. Mrs. Bentz, president, con: the shows are always dueled the business session. The WSWS Fall lnslltule was discussed. Mrs. Eldon Weeks will make up the calendar for Ihe coming year. Mra. Ever· ell Bates invited the members to her home for the Christmas meeting wben there will be a SOc gift exchange. Prayer and grace by Mr s. Don Runnel closed the meeting after whlch refreshments were served by the hostess to seven members and four child· ren. 0:, "::!; ' .Q:·.;, d:- t- -~ : -~ ~.1ll., Ntttt~ --~WO~~~t@rt 0 . ~H(,,!l..l, t .J~"~ ._, 0 ,J, ;. ,J ' 11 Dl' • I ' �·' ,v I ' II • ,I ~RNIY ,OOOOU lnd SNUm IMITfl Extra Cash The WaDtAd ' "'_, . ' .f ·'"h /lALP.~,, • ' fHI WILLI!fS l HAI.P!/ I GPTA RIFLE BALL IN MV LAIG!~ ,, -: lv Jllltll) WSWILt. ' ' • ·J1t$S·'SirYices NoY. 11, 19tfi · Sentinel, . ,.. d Pomeroy .___' Motor Co. aew, $40. Pb. 1-I'L ABNEI -,...-,11 63 CORYAIR . . '.'l~ 64 CORVAIR Manure $prNdon . , $1095 Plows, lntem•tional, Ch1lmen, Ferguso• Chain Stws .... . .. . 500 Cpe. Low mileage. Local 1 owner tal\ std. IHDJ. Turquoise finish, vinyl interior. R&-H BLAET1NARS ,... _ A RADIATOR CLEAN CAl ,.• SERVICE n Auto -W. oPEN IVU. f:OO P.M. I IY ALtA, $1291 Monza 4 Dr. Powerglide. bucket seats, radio and beater. Loval 1 owner, lady owner. Beige finish. abarp inside and out. OIILY TAKH-- GIIIMINVI'I '"'«' J'IOKERO'I, 0N0 8• HOWIE SCJ1N!iiDEII TH!;Y lmEIJT ME BEOCAUSE' !M TOO SWS&T AIJD IJICfi TO FIGHT BACk:/ BOTI D01JT CARE! D'YA HEM lHAi. EVERYBODV? I SAID I DOWTCARE! For Impressive Moments, Try Us H she likes good food bring her here to We 'll provide a feast thy of a connoisseur. us. wor- P. S. Bring the famliJ here ou Sunday! fHE 80R,N LOSEI I BAD.EY'S RESTA.l.JIU!Yf ~! ::;\~ NEW SUNDAY HOURS t DICK iRACY PHON I WY U97:.. (lotloy"'l'"w""-"'u':,"'l' ,, : - 10:00 .. 6130 __ ' ' ' '' I ! .• -·· (, r TRUCKS 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK, 6 IY""''tr 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 lfllncler 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cyllncl•r Reconditiooed and Repalllted. Gocxl C(lfldltioiL ;, I Meigs Equipment Co. R•r M•lgs General Hospital I ~ · be o.l of _, . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Ponm or offiM ..._ Saturd.y, Novr•bar II tin ~ I LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII l i' I ly HAROLD GRAY ' ~ M.Jialo ILBibli- aad-. : 11.-.. --·- ,: -..... 1.""""' -&:' ·. ....- . -J..COidl'- J:Z.JJel 1"'4 s.. &ODe «&:M ... I ....... ~ I. Sp;... .. ~ . &'IIIII - Grea& J.,aJm., I • - "'paid' 1.- "ba!: •- makH blltteobcJJea, • bullonl, darlt ......,...,..._ off 11ga, -~ joot:eiS ' - ' • ·- ........ "' ....29. I. ' . 10. , _ m ' ........., , .• taSptaa I By RAEBURPI VAN BUREN La modft maehlne 1!5, Help ,, ..·- 8EWDfO - .,., • f>Bills 10. !God r - i - books &• . •. : . . a,~ "1., 1111.0.. , .._ ,_' &:r. M.- &o ) . ' AUIE APID SLATS • opeecl latoia:btd dual .alumt oonlld, ' • IIOUIId ~ JorHir 1111 IJbloh. '11111 set I o ...mhl ald. Telol IDtllll ol fll per mllllll pap bal- dot tll9.29. ~~&all u ' 114 ood - G.Bpdto ' ' lu1ln II $erviC11 Dr. Ray R. Pickens ,, ,, -~~~-- - Parlllllllll • WINNIE WINKLE ~ ,.JANIE ,~ E PRIZE /JQNEY lrliiiHTF/JllY BEST IN TIME ••• BI;ST IN SOUND 1 ' . \ 8iiON6S 1tl THE COIIMNY. ' • ,, 'CtOCK RADIOS &B - .... ... ·-"" a.oc,_,. Salo or Trade WILL TRADB: ...-.... ~ $3,000 equity ill a $5,000 llou!t in Camp Venit, ArioonL I'll. eveniogs 949-2828. a t At ,1959 CBEVROLET, Y-1 · - · tic, • lloutb 1'blrd St., IMdleport. 0. Pit. 118211D5. »•1111 ,.__, ,. IQI,. 'l 'lUIS lUNNY -a ,. ._ wWIIIIII .. A:JJ:lrD.BAA:JJ:a 11 •o•ol'lllo•o• ?tNt.,.....,.., ow•a ... """s.-. :11: . . . . . ••til Che ..... 8DI r ..... ,.. ~ ..... A 011. .... lllngle- dllltWOIIIII_ . . . . . ' q 1n PV ., ........ . ~1U1r trfit. llltd, ..... tail, .... - ... 7e lb., 18111!4, A I ', .... .... • • 1. Bil ..,l .. .... ·-- .. ~~. 3 'r VAO •a.v DO a VA.II.JS: h BO'f• ·a•o•-P•• o•oaxA 1av v•• 8DI' .. 01'9'PO .. · DO JEEP NJIII!I, Jatldl--•• 0. . . Ill. Jteedl. . "'f'llrtt P'10hoii!Jith II&Ye pea,• ·~~~~~ ~ · ' ' • "' .:n•. ' fit -,~,-....,,., " , .., •~-:hii' I ' ,., ~- lr JtAUIH HEIMDAHL •• l ' �·' ,v I ' II • ,I ~RNIY ,OOOOU lnd SNUm IMITfl Extra Cash The WaDtAd ' "'_, . ' .f ·'"h /lALP.~,, • ' fHI WILLI!fS l HAI.P!/ I GPTA RIFLE BALL IN MV LAIG!~ ,, -: lv Jllltll) WSWILt. ' ' • ·J1t$S·'SirYices NoY. 11, 19tfi · Sentinel, . ,.. d Pomeroy .___' Motor Co. aew, $40. Pb. 1-I'L ABNEI -,...-,11 63 CORYAIR . . '.'l~ 64 CORVAIR Manure $prNdon . , $1095 Plows, lntem•tional, Ch1lmen, Ferguso• Chain Stws .... . .. . 500 Cpe. Low mileage. Local 1 owner tal\ std. IHDJ. Turquoise finish, vinyl interior. R&-H BLAET1NARS ,... _ A RADIATOR CLEAN CAl ,.• SERVICE n Auto -W. oPEN IVU. f:OO P.M. I IY ALtA, $1291 Monza 4 Dr. Powerglide. bucket seats, radio and beater. Loval 1 owner, lady owner. Beige finish. abarp inside and out. OIILY TAKH-- GIIIMINVI'I '"'«' J'IOKERO'I, 0N0 8• HOWIE SCJ1N!iiDEII TH!;Y lmEIJT ME BEOCAUSE' !M TOO SWS&T AIJD IJICfi TO FIGHT BACk:/ BOTI D01JT CARE! D'YA HEM lHAi. EVERYBODV? I SAID I DOWTCARE! For Impressive Moments, Try Us H she likes good food bring her here to We 'll provide a feast thy of a connoisseur. us. wor- P. S. Bring the famliJ here ou Sunday! fHE 80R,N LOSEI I BAD.EY'S RESTA.l.JIU!Yf ~! ::;\~ NEW SUNDAY HOURS t DICK iRACY PHON I WY U97:.. (lotloy"'l'"w""-"'u':,"'l' ,, : - 10:00 .. 6130 __ ' ' ' '' I ! .• -·· (, r TRUCKS 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK, 6 IY""''tr 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 lfllncler 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cyllncl•r Reconditiooed and Repalllted. Gocxl C(lfldltioiL ;, I Meigs Equipment Co. R•r M•lgs General Hospital I ~ · be o.l of _, . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Ponm or offiM ..._ Saturd.y, Novr•bar II tin ~ I LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII l i' I ly HAROLD GRAY ' ~ M.Jialo ILBibli- aad-. : 11.-.. --·- ,: -..... 1.""""' -&:' ·. ....- . -J..COidl'- J:Z.JJel 1"'4 s.. &ODe «&:M ... I ....... ~ I. Sp;... .. ~ . &'IIIII - Grea& J.,aJm., I • - "'paid' 1.- "ba!: •- makH blltteobcJJea, • bullonl, darlt ......,...,..._ off 11ga, -~ joot:eiS ' - ' • ·- ........ "' ....29. I. ' . 10. , _ m ' ........., , .• taSptaa I By RAEBURPI VAN BUREN La modft maehlne 1!5, Help ,, ..·- 8EWDfO - .,., • f>Bills 10. !God r - i - books &• . •. : . . a,~ "1., 1111.0.. , .._ ,_' &:r. M.- &o ) . ' AUIE APID SLATS • opeecl latoia:btd dual .alumt oonlld, ' • IIOUIId ~ JorHir 1111 IJbloh. '11111 set I o ...mhl ald. Telol IDtllll ol fll per mllllll pap bal- dot tll9.29. ~~&all u ' 114 ood - G.Bpdto ' ' lu1ln II $erviC11 Dr. Ray R. Pickens ,, ,, -~~~-- - Parlllllllll • WINNIE WINKLE ~ ,.JANIE ,~ E PRIZE /JQNEY lrliiiHTF/JllY BEST IN TIME ••• BI;ST IN SOUND 1 ' . \ 8iiON6S 1tl THE COIIMNY. ' • ,, 'CtOCK RADIOS &B - .... ... ·-"" a.oc,_,. Salo or Trade WILL TRADB: ...-.... ~ $3,000 equity ill a $5,000 llou!t in Camp Venit, ArioonL I'll. eveniogs 949-2828. a t At ,1959 CBEVROLET, Y-1 · - · tic, • lloutb 1'blrd St., IMdleport. 0. Pit. 118211D5. »•1111 ,.__, ,. IQI,. 'l 'lUIS lUNNY -a ,. ._ wWIIIIII .. A:JJ:lrD.BAA:JJ:a 11 •o•ol'lllo•o• ?tNt.,.....,.., ow•a ... """s.-. :11: . . . . . ••til Che ..... 8DI r ..... ,.. ~ ..... A 011. .... lllngle- dllltWOIIIII_ . . . . . ' q 1n PV ., ........ . ~1U1r trfit. llltd, ..... tail, .... - ... 7e lb., 18111!4, A I ', .... .... • • 1. Bil ..,l .. .... ·-- .. ~~. 3 'r VAO •a.v DO a VA.II.JS: h BO'f• ·a•o•-P•• o•oaxA 1av v•• 8DI' .. 01'9'PO .. · DO JEEP NJIII!I, Jatldl--•• 0. . . Ill. Jteedl. . "'f'llrtt P'10hoii!Jith II&Ye pea,• ·~~~~~ ~ · ' ' • "' .:n•. ' fit -,~,-....,,., " , .., •~-:hii' I ' ,., ~- lr JtAUIH HEIMDAHL •• l ' �. ., .~· . 8.Greea28. Ohio·:U.-0 Miami, 0. 38 Fashioned Night-Held[ , Notre·Dame64 0 P.enn'Stdte'O· State 37 Pur~ue .1'6 '. . 14 ~ ., ~.,.nsaf22 20 19 •. ·sMu o 56 18 1: ' ' ,,.._ Florido31 r •rt· ,_ • Tulane 10 Syre~cuse 37 Florida St. 21 I ~ •• f 4 -~ _1,, ob-I Gerlach followed by devotions vanilla. The class voted w1 aeived ~y tho Pbilathea. Sotie- given by Mrs. Paul Winn who serve the Homebuilders ChristIf ol the Middleport Church of , read the !Ooth Psalm and a mas dinner In December. Plans Chrjsl Thursday evtning at the "Thanksgiving Prayer." were made for the annua~ ehil~ During the business meeting Chri~tmas party to be ~eld at ., Several members wore · old a thank you note was read from the home of Mrs. Grace Pratt ~n..d dresses including Mrs. Lusby, who spoke at the with a one dollar gift • exll,arl Reynolds, Betty Cilne church in Oetober. Reported ill change. . ' . ·"lid Mrs. Robert Reibel. •Mrs. were Ada Lambert, Lena Me- The meeting was closed with lloi)ald Hicks, Mrs. Reibel Elbinny, Homer Jones, fda the benediction and a dtssert . and Mrs. Kenneth Scites had Childs, Helen Bradford, "Mac" course was served to Tl. Host- . made old fashioned bonnets McKinley, Frank Herald, Ana- eoses wore Mrs. Ernest La 1Nbidl1 were given to members belle Houdashelt, and Clara lance, Mrs. P'aul Winn with to wear during the evening. Dilgard. Mrs. William Reuter and Mrs. Several very old articJes al- Mr~. LeSlie Ervin reported Griff Russell contributing hostso were on display, including a $28 was made on the sale of. esses. leather fan, gloves, pins, old m•. • hair piece, dolls. .• _,...1'!11gs and beaded bags. Mr. , . Walter Bunce, .. collector O[ l C~rcle O!d l~mps, provid.ed several ror.l "Homes in our ' Community'' Mrs. Reibel were named as the llghting. A guessmb game 11 was the topic of the devotions nominating committee. It was m~bers' b_aby picture~ dis· j and program presented by Mrs. reported that Mrs. Fauber and played pro~·1ded enterlamment. Louis Reibel when Federated Miss Marguerite Mayer had The meetmg ~as ope~ed db~ Circle met Wednesday evening purchased 70 light bulbs For the thj, ~esident, rs. en e at the church. cross on Lincoln Hill. An invi. · Home Sweet Home, played tation was read to attend "QuiAT-HOME WEAR makes new! In printed eor· l ~w~·. softly by Mrs. Ben Neu~ling et Day" at Grace Episcopal HOLIDAY duroy. Flowing hootess pajamas (above) In blaek and opened the devotwns lol.owed church on Thursdav December white zebra prloH'Wirled ob velvet1 wide wale are a by o poem, Keep Me Sweet At 1 ·' IIDphlsllcaled look for tnterlaining, i FOR ALL OCCASIONS home, by the leader. Mrs. Rei- . .--·--··-.. -~ bel brouaht out that the influ- It was reported that women We wiJ·e flowers everywhere ence in ~ur home should be of the church had provided . nounced. scch as will impress others. eight kits ror World CommunTo be held on lour WY2-2039 The Family altar is the vital lty Day proJect Plans were evenings, the sessions will OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 ' element in one's everyday liv- made for a ChriStmas party at phasize color, design, sel<!Cti<>n ing. Christian women should the ~ext meeting and s. or Furniture, and Fabrics. T h Pomeroy Flower Shop strive to make their homes I Neutzhng was named to have l th . 'II b W. ·Main Pomeroy . devotions a'nd P ogram !t vot- A class in Home Furnishings uu r sesston WI e a tour. , one where adults and children r · . . lllrR. Millard Van Meter ed to give the usual Christmas Will be offered to all homemak- Classes Will be free to I =~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ! oAve to comTlle. R d' t Ch . gifts ers in the Reedsville area start· interested homemaker. "------ 1 ' · story H "" e a 1an d Itr1s- A ·salad course was served 1·mg November 21, • Ma~garet and wor k'mg homemakers ""~IGS I tJan orne, was rea ' a . Ag- 1 espec1a . II y .mv1t. ed . The . nu: h' h th F ther hy Mrs c·lara Korr and . Mrs Gn·rr·1ths, County ExtenSlon w1c egroupsang, or e• · · t H E · h t' 'lib hid t I Ben Neutzling from a table en , orne conomtcs as an- mee mg w1 e e a . Pamerov Ohio rth· A Beautyote l h Ea ' h FM Wit Bo 'd W'thl t ed 'th . b I f 'I orne o rs. a er r wn Lel Lo ve Ab 1 e 1 n TONIGHT •nd SAT. cen er WI a ow o frm . 1 N•.,mb" 11 ond 12 Door, and a story, Finding with yellow candles on either ' U From 7•9 p.m. To r~g!Ster ""I ''IATTLE OF THE BULGE" piness, preceded excerpts side. Napkins carried out the tht County ExtensiOn u:~:~a tTechnicolort fall theme. eefS af Ome 982.-3895 or Mrs. Brown 37; 0 story by Kathryn Marshall ; . ~: • " iller Executes Five een- Homes in Our Community is Topic Of Trinity Wednesday Eve 2 m~ "e ' ~ Homemakers to Attend Classes M; Monday Evenings ~ ffenry Fonda, Robert Shaw . 1\t:Jb~rt R~·an, Dana Andrews, how to ~rovide protection, Pier Angrli, Barbara Werle. Mrs. Re1bel, who closed ~:fo.!~!~~~;:~ ... Pook Rurdtfng time: 3 Hours Admi~~ion: 75e & 40c SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY "rHR~:·o~3~"c~ucH" Jerfy Lewis, Janet Leigh, Mary Ann Mohler. Gila Golan, Leslie Parn'ih, James ~:nUtttt•: 1111, D1rk, Gru•· I ·.orr.tl Col6i'Cirtoon: Wolf Hounds pr:Ju~;~g . the business in charge of Mrs. Roy Seyfried, , pre~idei11, Mrs. Norman reported that tbe fruit cakes were all sold and also thai Christmas cards ordered arrive and be delivered the next week. It was voted rhange the name of the from Federated to Trinity. Mrs. Lester Fauber ~==:=~~~~~~=-.::::-~~~ =·=--=====~ BAHR CLOTHIERS • I' ' I' ,, . . About , A Middl il ~ p p Mrs. Harold Hood, president, \. conducted a short busmess ;~; sian. It was d~cided . to , ha.•e II !1 the next _meeting"on Tuesday , r:J Nov. 22, mstead of Wednesda} ~ due to Thanksgiving. 'l'he trav· eling prize, donated by Mrs. FUth Harvey Van Vranken, was eport Mrs. Ethel French, 1 .. s. Ave., is a medical patient at warded to Mrs. Edward Wells. Gallipolis. Her daughter, Vel- Mrs. Donald Mc!'"ight receiv -1 rna Roush is with her at tile ed a blflhday giFt From h e r ~· hospitaL secret paL Robert Swanson, who has I Refreshments were served. to been here on leave with his the above and Mrs. Elza GII_~ ~~::;;:~.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll more, Jr., Mrs. Rfymond Bai· IS has been assigned to ty, Mrs. Don Mul en, Mrs. . th B h Charles Hoffman and Mrs. duty m e a amas. li G dd' . and Mrs. Jack Kelly, Co· am 3 15' lumbus, visited recently with Neigler-Davi$ Vowl ' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Taken October 29 Kelly. is being made Mrs. Cec1.1 K'1mes accompan· Announcement · f M' Llna d 'dM J 1., G 1 dd,.. ofthemarn?geo ISS 1e 1 rs. · ' • au an au5... Neigler, daughter of Mr. ter, and Mrs. D. J. Morgan to and Mrs. Oarrol Neigler. SyraW.. Va. Wednesday cuse, to Clyde Davis, son of Mr. ~!';~ they VISited With rela- Taft Davis or Wellston on Salllr-il ' day, October 29 at the Racine fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl Methodist Churcl!. The double ring ceremony was perrormed by the Rev. John Kimbler. The new Mrs. Davis is a gra· duate of Southern High BChOOI, class of 64, and is employed by the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation in Columbus. groom graduated From Wellst•>n il IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 High School class of 62 and employed by the Taytec tics Co. in Columbus. They are residing at 775 E. Broad Socond St. Pomeroy Columbus. r< ~ { •• ) • ' ,1 Elberfelds In Po WHEN 'YOU JOIN OUR ,~ CHRISTMAS CLUB1 1'-Ar-·ounmd=''a""'n"d!'Lo"fl.t'; m:i'~e::'J~~ .~=~~at h f M w·u d , r~ ~me rs. ar nLmcoln He1ghts. . 0 d STORE HOURS~ Friday Open Until8 in the Evening Saturday Open 9 am to 9 in t~e Even in~ THEATRE Sew1ng . C/ b M H . Of Mrs. Boyer 'G meroy . Elberfelds In 1 • 1 f t f f ,. ,. ' 1' This beautiful serving tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! . , ... ----1 • JOIN OUR 1967 CLUB NOW!l Sove &ach YW11k SOc 1.00 2.00 5-00 10.00 $50 $100 $250 $500 . R...iva Nut Nov. $25 1-DAY SERVICE ' ' SHIRT FINISHING ~ i ' ' ' ) I ' Qfci' .Fashioned night was . . -, I ....... • Rohinson's Cleaners ·' . Nobod!j#oilds • Moo" and all that! 11 The NOW look of London is brought stateside in all-wool coordinates for fall by Jean Castle. Americanized version of the ribbed Poor Boy with basket weave yoke, 34-40, 9.00. Coordinates with lined, heather stoYepipe pants, 8-20, 13.00. . long-sleeve Poor Boy features horizontal ribbing at cuffs and bottom. Sizes 34-42, 9.00. It's teamed with a slim, fully-lined starburst skirt, 5-15 and 8-20, 12.00. AH in yummy frosted sllades gf Sl'ici, Fellll, Teal, or Plla.aol. Quality Color f~ Quite likt ADMIRAL •N£W'+Br~ .. trui!St cokw · ··• p.c:tw&sl Tho BAIICfi.OIIA LKSJ48 Pecan veneers in lt-'ian Pro~r,~lnciEtl styling. Rectanaular 23• pk:tur ,~ • Ex.clusive! Ad.ziral: Advanced !JF CDanial · OVER $51,000 IN CHRISTMAS ctUB ' . . FUNDS HAVE B~EN MAILEP ~ -_ 1ube. Color FkieUty Control . CU" 90'ef•!l dl ..., JM '4.la. Vi4Jo~ l C Admiral 25" Color TV Special ... ... (m tq . ln. dl tg .. !IIIISIICI. 1•. ~ 1 ......,1~ otell) CORONADO BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEpORT LM,f>55J .> 0 '' ' ., ,. . .• "' Oak veneer' In , 'Spanl'iih Provil'l · o:1a1 st~lins. Tilt· C ut Control Center , pnwer 1 flltluaivef Admiral Cofor fidetilJ ' • • · r." r~: n, r ' eo..... $735·00 BAKER FURNITURE .. POMEROY I ! • ', ' ''_.. i.:,.'· ·, ~ ' ' '' ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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