https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db9fb1d44b0076fad793a349ab594597.pdf b3cd8f0a5707c2a1aea81ab5d16d5a87 PDF Text Text •• .~-~· ,1\ ~ .- ' ... ,. o., Nov.- 2!, 1110e . , Around' ani Syrocuse·Meth!Ni$t urc as · · Ab New Look of Several Improvements,' · out The S racuse Methodist delabra on either side. h Y Two palms and new flag pOmeroy 1 k church r:; ~~ oo..:as laid stands, with tassels, and eagle, s-o.any s.nunel, Pomeroy-MtadleP.,rt. - . ..... ' . .... ;• · . Ch :h-- H A..l •· · · · Three Actions . Mrs. 'Ben B~ck Is Reel'ected' .. Cl p 'd. t .on res• ~n . ' •' I c. '. . • I "' ·, ' . ,, •• I ~ ~ ~ Co~ Member. • Gil . To.Marletta ' . ., Filed in Court ' co't.i~. ~ ~= IC ·fti\,e• .' ' co~y.,a ·~j.twitDr~ :!:. - .:~ . ·., . l\Odti:,llitr, PWmOII\b 1!11~~ .'\JIIIIpollt ne ·l&v. ' Alkire, ""'I ........ . - ~a '"' s~~~ ' , 11 I' Gaqe ana About .. r~ .. ' ·• ' #'. ,, '• r.· :£ I d d Middl eport ,, 1 Jres , 1 W'/f B Samcoa /p .' ,. '.' ·. .j • ... llospilal News PTA R• .. ~ + 'JOI•Iil . ,. ... Irma• .... Election• of olficen. was held PT. PLEASANT - Two elvU. the ~ Meelb!s . . 1rict SilporbttendeD~ al . 1llo Dam 1iJ, a:5~ Nilnlilf ~\It llel by ·the Wtlllng Wortors class actions and one civil appeal lrict 13 m Marietta Fl~ ilftdti!i Metbitdlll Clturch 00 on rollorll, POIIIei'C!l'~n •·· l'eC<Iltly at lite borne of Mrs. have been filed. ln the office of :ence · -~Di1,'i •'Es~r .Saimlar,cN"'omber II, liM, 5S, Pt. p~ .23.113, Hlntoa ' DRwtgadbt Logan, R~ Sprllll!s the Circuit Clerk. . , M.rg~lji!: ~ttrl_nl'. -~1 ~I I p.m. 0.91 falUn(, Kanawlta. J)lk lasNet"week which adds much to or cross on the top h~ve been 0 • ' 1 ced th ch ncel and new one l.,tyled Clil>ens Nation: wn..s r, """a U2 falllng, Cbarlflfi>JI lU'1 lhe beauty of Its sanctuary. l)o. P a on e a . Gordon Fi'!her of Parkersburg ' The meetln w~· In ch e . S lvia Zwtlling Eile . ·ukod to are . ~tatlonary. London,. ..;r at~rtilet ctl cloth (red velvet) has been lights are on the pulptt, plano W. Va. spent the weekend "'ith lot Mrs. Ben 'suck, presl;;:t. al Bank vs. Billy Pic~: !~~ ·cl'ara. Lav~ MaRl~; )lu'lloaaltuo; HOlllb Cbllltb; and Wln!iOJd dain.slltn:on 1111 hung in the chancel, and there •?d new organ. Racks f~r ~~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mas- IArticles were read, Including, ~nce~~tihro::Ztng ju~ ·Jtalhtjji •JoltillOO, :W'!"'ell . smu,r, Syractrle sills. . •iI . are new covers for the pulp!~ dmg four books are on t el k on Fisher and family. . Diary of a Bible by Mrs. Geof· e lp a . t the defendant In .Hemsley .. . Churcll; · 30li 'Klmlllor. llaMoveliintar . ' . nd communion table which al of the seats Two new c oc s, fre• Wilson G'lad Th k 1 men agams " Th ' led "'•• Cltorck'P~ · Ca._, River Ch.tih ·~ .It ' • · h · ct d ne in William Fisher of Torch spent 1 ' ; an sg v- lhe sum of $419.22 interest ano ey ·wero aecompan R::1,.r """"-eta'; .CitOiler , • ..:.• o••· .., ...,. ' •r I • so has two seven branch can. one_ m t e sabn uabr; an "-•·· the weekend with Mr and Mrs ling, Mrs. Myrtle Long; Change ~sts , · Anrta Wlieeler, Mannie: K1spt1n8, I "'"' ,. .,.. ....,. 2:20 p.m.; Philip Spoln -up 1f, 18 d soctal room ave een puro=· · · 1 of Seasons Mt'ss ""~thy Long '" · 1M 1 Edith lo , -~. Railollll i::bur.b, 5•1' p m · Vulcar.' u" ~ tO•" .~ ' ed, and three new gos fUrnaces Sam Arnold aod Mr. a•d Mrs. . · ' -... . ; The second action is for lhf Ya . cbarleo Norrlo, ReedoYlllt ·• · " • ~ ' · .,u Fisher ' Mtracles, Mrs. Herber'! Ducon settlement of the estate Mary Ellen p.m.; Chemor and 1>&. ._. up Mason k ed · were mstall two wee s ago. · .. ksglvtog, · · Mrs. pau1 Utlcia Conrad who died In! were Chore~. •• a.m.: Steel ,_,.,, a-..., ' up 1• 1:~ fOOD a0 · t1 . 1' and T'nan , T~e socla1 room was recen y Mr. and Mrs. Norman FlSh- l Frick. tate January 1959 Tile actloD bers of Star I !~l«!!lllil!i•l I il ll!ii 4:15 a.m.i ~orge ~ 'up,fl. pamted and aU doors and out· er returned to their home, Sen- A report was given on the is s led John Cr~d vs. Lillie Mrs: Harden and Mrs. ..- --· ........ .. __ _ 5:10 a.m.; Andrew· , ~hoQn Stde wmdows. . eeaville today after a vtStt . sale of dish cloths, Danny Du· Fa ~and Junior Chapman l6ll sang a -duet durlng lite down 16, 6:05 a.m •.t :~12Gb ,G. ll Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, P~· with their daughter and son-In- j zits and 'church pl~tes. A con- Jo~ns Creek Road, Milto~, w, lion booorlng the Dlslriet up 16 6:45a.m.: Poll~ d~p ~ tor, who thinks ..~ 15 no,; law, Mr. and Mrs. Robertltrtbutlon of $25 was made to-Iva , puty, Mrs. Edith Walley. 16, waltin&: Ed<!tiria lloowodh lng too niCO for Gods Hou... W•msley and family. ward a new Ito! water lank all The civil appeal Is styled 18, 1:~ a.m.·: · ~c.t 1' , lj has done much to promote ev· Mr. and Mrs. Paul . FisMr I the personage. Lawrence o. Miller vs. Mr and WITH MARINE WING Hol•or HoiJIItah VIsiting 3:_ ~ a.m.; Reltablo-~wn , t ery pr(IJ~t. He 1s a good In· were recent business .visitors m ! ·Mrs. Buck was reelected presBill Johnson. In a hearins Marlne Lance Corporal hours 1-4 and 7-8 p.m. p111rento a.m.: Lee anna down • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore flnence m the community as Portsmouth. : ident, Mrs. Paul Frick, Justice of Peace Roy ger W. Roush, son of ~r. ruily on Pediatrics Ward. 11:50 p.m.; Joseplt and Mr. and Mrs. Jmlson White well as the church. Recent guests of Mr. and 1 president: Mrs. Thilmas Bentz, judgment was renderi 'Mrs. Albert Roush of 249 19, 6:25a.m.; Oroo u 20, ·12:it \ istted Sunday in Ne'o\ Concord Mrs. Carl Moore and Verne Da- secretary; and Mrs. default In favor of tie Tbird Ave. , Middleport. Admtstlons a.m.: Jenks up 23, t a.m.; CaUl with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rusk. vis were Mr. a~d Mrs. Will 1 Will, treasurer; and Mrs. against defendants in ":"ed wltb the First Manna S. Stowers, Rt. 2 814down 23, 6:15 a.m.; ~C141· Weekend gues ts of Mr nnd I uy Mason, w:-aterford; Mrs. Ge~ i tle Long, birthday secretary. of $140 and the John~ Aircraft Wmg In Vietnam . Jesse J. Merry, R I 0 an up Greeaup 10:15 Jnh M Everett Bachner wc re fS for eva Joachtm, Belpre; Mrs. Hor. The wooder box donated by Mrs. are appealing the judg. , more than twelve months. Grande; . James w. up Greenup 1!:20 p.m.: Mai · d " It . 'I ss Karen tense Frankel, Porkersburg, w. Will was awarded to Mrs. I M -...---~~''hi Crown Cll)'; Mickey up Greenup u:~. ~ .m; rs. 1h 1 · " '· University, va.: san dra Bonce, Colurn ' bus; ence Ho11ey. Ref re shments rll ' JJ."ones " te Hamilton up Greenup ·4 a. ; B eJr chneraugol eJOhio ChOO afrO . City; Guy G. Ro berts, Rt. a h 1 Lawrence Smidt, Mrs. JDhn served to lhe above and Mrs. I Hos~uto Club Bidwell; Charles E. Clendenin, J. S. Lewis dori G!'eenup 5 ~thens. "~nd MISS )1ary Sc aa. It was voted to purchase rain· Smith, Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs. Everett Bates, Mrf. Carl I The Krlendly Citizens Pleasant: Paul L. Bush, ; Walter ~ug)and, ~ Colum b s coats for school patrol boys at Geoffrey Wilson and Kelly Mrs. Ed King and guest Skip IRadio Club met recently at Henderson; James P. Grueser, Greenup &::m a.m.; Wa . \1r and Mrs. Pau~ Hap ton- !he November meeting of the IAnn and Terri Jo, and Mrs. I Logan. , ' f home of Mrs Agnes White Middleport; Jane Ann Rees, Beckjord dowh Grel!nup 7:stall Vl51led Sunday m. Athens \1iddleport P.T.A. Monday ev Don Jett and Lisa Kaye of 0 Syracuse. Members i Mrs. Charles w. Dodd, a.m.; lelia Sh~ . ~9W_D Mel· Wit h the1r daughter, Ed1th Ha~· ! enmg at the h1 gh school audl- Pomeroy: and Mrs. ~Evelyn SO{'~ were RJchard Grinste d Timmy R. Hood, dahl 2:20 p.m.; Franklln . tor.slall, a student nt Oh iO Unl· I torium. . Moore, Syracuse. ,. PT. PLEASANT - . E!ght New Haven, John Kea:ns Pomeroy; Mrs. Jack Jerrell, down Meldahl 4:20" p.nq Ttbolt . iers1tv Thomas Kelly, president, pre. Mrs Maurice Moore and couples have made apphcatlons Hartford Mr and Mrs Jackson; Mrs. Ethel Williams, up Meldahl 4:55p.m.: Valvollne . Mr. and ~rs Emerson Jones sided, led the group in the Cheryl Ann have returllt.'d to for marriage licenses in the Dillon a:W fo~r childre~ ()f 2 Thurman; Mrs. Bertha down Meldahl 5:50 p.m.; !Joe.. V1s1 ted Su ndav 1n Athens i~llh i pledge to the flag, and ga~e their home, Syracuse, (rom · ' . office of the county clerk son, Mr. and Mrs. James McC K up Meldahl 6:U· ,p.m.: carrie 11 Wellston· Mrs the.r do1ugh"r and son-m-la• · the invocation. Mrs. Ben Ph1l- Summerlee W Va where they POMEROY WC1U will meet since last Thur5day f D ba p I Se I f I acl' fron'ton· .Deborah S_. down Meldahl'"1,;20 p.m.; lies. '1 1 d th e a1· 1were called' by· tile· illness and I Tue;Suay ... · h AII en o un. r,M earEthelares o us eary ' ~ r. an d M1·!'> Lee Oavulson • ' son's Tturd gra e won a1 2 p, m. a1 the Applying were: Ralp ' So h sre Walk er UP· """'•" •~ 8·05 p 11 2 Mrs . D<l vldS()n IS recuperatmg i tendance award. I death of her mother Mrs Ber-1United Methodist Church. Barcus 25 Gallipolis Ohio nedrsvJ e, Brst. of p A. Hillenbrand, Rl ut m.; Ann Brent ur.;Metc~ah'J ' 'I · ' · I b and Dorothy • ' Mae Shuler, ' son Mrsuser omeroy ' Webster·' Mrs · Chester A· Hugh- p.m.: Walter Cur ·uuwn ..a__ Me· t ,nnll a recf'n t 1II ne!' s· Mr. Kelly d1scussed the ·I tha Berry. i' MEIGS COUNTY .Riding cu 21, au Mr and EmilE non Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gtlmore 1 oroblems confronhng the offi-1 Ted Reed spent the weekend Iwill meet Tuesday evening Nov. Pt. Pleasant. ·De ~ es, Ironton; W~lter E. dahl 10:20 p.m.i E;lstem dowD have rrmrned fro:n several : ~ers of the P.T.A. in finding Iat Akron with his aunt. Mrs. ~ at the recreation room of James Donald Page, 22, Wil- :~d ~:; rthCJnr al Wgan, Ohio; Mrs. Lewis MeJdahlll p.m.: ·tru~y ft.ost. days VIS it With lheJr dau~;hter 1meeting nights. Ways to in- Myrta Hobart who is ill in Ak- the Joe Young, Sr., home at liamstown, W. Va., and Verna M d ~0 'c oc · Jackson; Mrs. Alvin mary up Meld&bl 5:38a.m. 1 1 ~nd f~m '.l y, Mr. and Mrs. w. crease attendance was also 1 ron General Hospital. 7:30 p, m. Hostesses Will be Lee Gilmore, 21, Pt. Pleasant. r. :n M ~- :f~e Rt. 2 Wellston; Mr GaUipoU1 Dim - . Jeffboat l1ar.1 White and daughter, Cm·l discusseri A memhershio drive 1 Miss Patrick Hennessy l)f IMrs. Young and Mrs. Harry Alvin Eugene Fox 21, Evans Gsonllanll r. lm neds E. Morgan, Ravenswood; 6:5.5 p.rO.; Barbara Gay I. m · Mar,·land · d 1or Ihe wee k o11St. . ' Parsons, a 1po s be were we1com Joe J• Herald ' Jackson·' I c;.. . · was planne Joseph Hospltal, P~rkers- ~ Ftos.1 · and Sharon Ellowse 6:!iii p~m.; pem Do wnef Rece nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Dec. 5 to 8th, with the room burg, spent the weekend with SE~'IOP MOTIIERS of Mid- 23, Mt. Alto. :'.':e ~e:;:,e ~~· with the Raymond G. McManaway, 9 p.m.: Wayne H. Ujt Homer Jones. Third Ave., were mothers to be in charge, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dleport High Schoo] wiJI meet Charles Allen Searles, 22, P g 1 Wellston; Mra. Fred E. 4:35 a.m. his sister, Lora Greenlee of Angus Howard was named gen- Thomas Hennessy and family Tuesday evening Nov. 22 in Rutland 0 and Sandra Sue ween season .. The Clubs Fox, Ironton; Emanuel E. Kanawha River - • Semet I~eon . W· \' a. 011d a nephew . 1 • ' the . ' f . ' ' ., mas party Will be held Decem. ron Ashland Ky · Mrs d •• a.m.; 0 . F. . • era) cha1rman of the roommo- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van b1gh school ca eter1a. All Johnson, 20, Mason, W. Va. ber 22 t the hom f M nd • • '' • own London 6:w 0 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gabnel, Ath. thers. Meter of Beverly were Sundey lfiOtherS are urged to attend. Charles William Rhodes, Jr., a e r. a E. Wyant, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Mer· Shearer down Marmet 12:35 a. ens: Mr. and Mrs. H. Bow. No meeting was scheduled In dinner guests of her sister, Mrs.' . ·RACINE AMERICAN Legion 22, Pt. Pleasant, and Carolyn 1~"· Eynon..:•::,, will h Hunt, Rt. 2 McArthur. m.; Knox up Marmet 3:35 a.m.; man and Louise Atkms, Colum- December but a special pro- Sugje Fischer. AuXiliary wiU meet Tuesday, Sue Miller, 20. Pt. Pleasant. oor prt~es •" exc ange. BJrdlt Jane Lucu up Marmet bus: and Mr. and Mrs. Guy , g•am will be planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael Nov, 22, at 7:30 p. m, at the Rupert Joseph Crandol, 21, IN SERVICE Mr John C B a.m.; Duncan. Brtlce~ Brdtte · Guest Pt. Pleasant, and Mary Aoo s. ' aeon, '15 a. m.; 01·e .' ,. " e • '~-on ~ W· . Va · January meeting. with Man- and Mrs. Su'ste Fish cer were Post Ra II in Racme. ,; ,J 12 31 Mrs. John Scmes " recuper- ning Kloes i• charge. Delegat- Saturday business visitors Ia speaker will be Mrs. Mary Rickard, 20, Letart. David Wililam F!~ld.!, son Mlddl:':.\~~~ K: w!i:~. Rt. up Winfield 2:~ p.tr ·.u . · atmg from an tllness at the es and alternates will be nam- Parkersburg, W. Va. Marlin, 3th district Junior AJ:. James Wesley Turley, 22, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ftelds, h down Winfield 1:35 ·• 11. E. home of her daughter and lam· ed in January to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger tivlty chairman. Hartford, and Alberta Jo 1-xl Mulberry, Porn"?~· Wellston, daug ter, 7:13 p.m. down Win!, ~ 45 p. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Du.'· County Council P.T.A. and danghters, P•ula June and HARRISONVILLE PTO will Thompson, 18, Letart. 'I started his baste lratn~ ; Elgercl!U up W'mtleld 9:110 li~ld, Cleveland. Mr. Scmes " Tamara spent Sunday at Stew· meet Tuesday, Nov. 22 , at 7,45 Denver Marvin Sandy, S1, Fort Bragg, N. C. ll.avtd Dlacbargeo · W. H. Slulver, Jr. up WJn. With hiS w•fe there. They had art wtth her parents, Mr. and : P m in the auditorium There LaRue Ohio and Edna Lee uated from W~ama Mrs. Charles Bates 1:55 a.m.; llelen z. up been visiting in Michigan with Sorority Completes .Mrs. Rex O'Brien. wlll a short progr~m foJ. Potts,' 4S, Marlon, Ohio. School and prtor to lnd~ctlon, Carol Lee Beaver and W'tnDeltl 1:~ a.m.; Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush..1 Boxes to Sold.iers lowing the business meeting. ":as emtaptilooyedl ~-Burton s Ser· son, Mrs. Donald R. Clark and State up lVInfleld 1:5S am.; AI· th~r~..~a~ ;::r~.:~ VI~.~ SOhlo PEhit~ Pshi sh,aplerlmblleta fleUowship RevleUJs !lllmnt! are urged to at- 19 Selectees Take Ytce s n n -~aon, daugh:, :y· ~-=r len !:m~errlll doWII Winfield Cincinnati with her daughler tgma . orou y me ers F nd • ,. R7 n Physical Exams BIR . TH ANNOUNCED ard N. ru''chards, Dale D·. M have completed their Christmas u Raismg ays WEDNE'!DAY PFC and M p ul E Will f RoU>( 0 Mn Audrey E. end fam•IY. the Rev. and rs. good-will project by sending 18 The Youth Fellowship of the EVANGELINE Chapter, PT. PLEASANT - Nineteen Kll rs. • ' Wilson, Cltarlea F ltettermc InventGeorge Siddall and children. boxes of goods and other arti- United Methodist church met Middleport wm sponsor a from Mason County len, Texaa are the . FocanU, and Mrs. ed the aelf-darter tor ·ltrloril<> She will accompany them home cles to 18 Meigs County S<rvice- Sunday evening at the church. sale Wedoesday, Nov, 23, at left Monday to take physical of a son, Paul E. Jr., Malone • fo r the Thanksmving holiday. ,. men in Viet Nam. Devotions taken from The the Dudley Flower Shop. All :~~:::::o:~ In A8hland, Ky., Grandparents are Mr. I':.O;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;ilii;;;;;;-..;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;iii --- ·- ·The boxes were mailed Mon- Upper Room were led by Pam. members are asked to contrlb. to a release from the Mrs. Harold Will, Pomero,., u 'JGS THEATRE . a variety of ela Cre w, t0 open the meeti ng. ute baked goods · board and Mr. and Mrs. A. L.-,andpia-11 Phelps n•l day and contarned The H . C1 S1m Jr Pomeroy Great 0 · es · 1 d' h d The Methodist Youth fund THURSDAY Y were arry ay Jl·• • ., Suppll Pomerov Ohio JIIC u mg omema e ki Chari Ed ·,ard Thom rents are Mr and Mrs A candies, bread, snacks !Um, pledge ;was discussed and also FRIENDLY CB Club of Porn- ns, L ~tt ~ Rnss~ Phel . sr Wbltesvllle · w· v powdered juices, cigarettes, how the fund Is used. Ways eroy is having its regular meet- :n~1 Th' R and~ ., d ltlrs Wll ' ' a. TONIGHT i and items that will be consider- and means of raising fuods was ing at the AMVETS hall In ll King :~~ ~~te:: M'ddl ' ~n • ey "HOW TO STEAL 1 epa_._ _ __ ed treats by the servicemen. d1scussed. Christmas candles P()meroy, Thanksgiving at ~ es Ed ar Willlams James A MILLION" The McClure Dairy Isle made I have been ordered which the 7:30 p. m. All members are H~~er Gl~ver Robert' Allen FLOATING RESTAURANT Technicolor Audrey Hepburn, Peter a cash dooation to lhe project group wdl _sell as a money urged to attend and all Pauley, Joseph Randolph Spen· NEW YORK <UP!) _ Bn!lne!l'-11 0 Teole, EH Wallach, Hugh . with the member~ of the sorormakmg proJect. The MVF ben· esled Citizen Band Radio cer Johnny Lee Krebs Roger haven, Germany boaata Griffith, Chas. Boyer Colorc.ar1oons: Artful Arl Iity supplying the remaind~r. edtctJOn dosed the meeting. atora and friends are Invited. ~ Scarberry, William' Frank- ftoallng restaur..;t that served ll . Happy Returns IPreparing the boxes lot ship- Attending were Linda Warner, Rtfreshments and lin Russell Richard Lee Neal about 360 guests In all ment were Martha Eschlemao. Lean~ Sebo, Pamela Crew, w!U be served. All Donald Ra~ Lyons, Frankl~ '!'be Yessel, Seute ~:11 WEDNESDAY Now-ember t3rd president, Gail Hovatter, LoiS Roome Reuter, Roy Vau11nan, are asked to bring either Cooper Larry Ever- (Sweet Girl) liaa oerved aa NOT OPEN Moore, Ula Mitclt. J1m Swa121, Tom Vaughan, Da· wichea or cookies. Meadows Vltus Kapp cargo carrier training Thursdl)' thru S1turd1y I vid Sebo and advisors, Mrs. and Larry ~e Mace. · hotel and ~th hosteL Nov, 24-25·26 COMPLETES COURSE .. 1 Roy Reuter and Mrs. John Netv Book Titles "THE GREAT RACE" Private Michael A. Smith, 20, Sebo. Are Announced OFFICE TO CLOSE ... • TAD A MINI-LOOK Technicolor Jack Ltmmon, Tony Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Smith, Bbrarlan,l MASON - The Mason Water PARIS (UP!) - Wben Natalie Wood, Keenan Wynn, Route, Racine, completed an 1 • • Miss Carroll Lyons. •• De artm 1 Office will be Brea Arthur O'Connell, Peter Falk automotive course at the Army Welcome u. GIVen has announced 18 new P en quea I &eel I pretly Colorcutoon: Out & Out Rout I ublicl~=~:from the evenlna of No- In a mlnl·sklrt now, he P Armor Scbool, Fl Knox, Ky., New Church Member are at the Middleport 23 to Novt.mber 26th. looks - but doe.n't " A , I '. '' ., .' ( ·· Deeof«< To The fntere~b 0# The Hefp.Muon Ano ' -..:.t..o:--;-~-...._.:.__ _ __..;:_ ·: .;.;.\''!' -- - - - -·· .. - - -- -- ·- VOL ~VIII >.JO< ., } - -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1966 ~ p.m;: 1 E'•ght Coup}es AppJy Wed I Point Plant Is Announc~d *· r! r FNO 1'R I I t:.O iRa . .. ', ,r, ' ltAY McGOWAN CAIILA MORRIS .ii @-. II will be the flflh major Ylllllll tald ,, , n.paasion of tbe seven - yearConslrtletion !lrelllf1:&11'· old facility In four yellll, 111<1 er way, overlapping , ·' ,. · wUI mmase the produclloa panslon that is nearing capaelly to more lba• DIDo tioo, dmeo the orlgiltal Jlze, IJe. Employment at Ill& #j rise about 20 per cent wben,illt i l! !II!! new faclilties are I!OliiP~ NO PAPER THURSDAY next year, DeYIIIlll llliJ. There wt11 be 10 paper .. Goodyear produceS Thursday accordliiJ to llldl. polyt:stfr resins prlmarlly cord and for texUies ard S• Ow eD, 1!1bllsber' II order to permit Oblo Vslloy wearing apParel and Publlohlng Co., omployeea te I~t~~~~~also=·~10 of oblerve TUtW&JYio&. II P""!i be I Save Q n K dak Camera fi•Jm At EJberfeJ.ds 1 Goodyear Polyester Marks Up Fifth Expansion in 7Years Plans to increase the capacity of The GOQdjfl, Tire & Rubber Company's polyester resin plant }I~ Point Pleasant, W. Va., by nearly 50 per C~>nt were 111nounced today in Akron. The expansion will boost- the plant's capll\'lti Imo1re than 150 million pound~ a year, according 1(1 sell DeYoung, Goodyear chatnnan and chief execuuV. °1 ·1 PAT GAUL .leigs---Giri To :,Show Talent ~~ Wounded in: ·War Action 1 I no'. i Admlulon: 75c & 40e - - -- - - -- - - - - - - Nov. I!. I Mrs. Paul Grueser was wei· Library. TiUes are, A Caadle In NO NEED TO CARRY LARGE SUMS OF MONEY. Have A Record Of Every Dollar Spent Open ACitizens National •' CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAYI " ,liii ens ~alional " . Mlmlltr l'edoral Depailt 111111....- Corporlllon corned into Heath Methodist Church membership during the Sunday morning worship &erY· ice. Thanksgiving Sunday was of>. served with the Rev. Max Dona· hue presenUog the sennon leplc, "The Consequence of lngratitude.'' Altar flowers were pre· S<nted in memory of the late llr. Rober! Coats, by bls !11111lly, Mrs. Coats, the Rev. and Mrs. 1\ussell Mcintyre, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats. Announceme•t was made of the Comununity Thanksgiving Service to be held Wedaesday evening at 7:30p.m. in the First · ijaptist Church with the Rev Donald Hicks of the Church oil Christ bringing the message, Stephen Zinn on Visit in Cheshire Thanbglvlng Is o Wlllldorful time for plctuN -tiko Ro~, Arthur: Spaee. will be on Wednesday a1te beckoned him, and 11111. tuN you haYI plonty of film on hand,' ~ . • Bell, Samantba-<:arew' week. there was her CODcealod to UH. Htrt'l how you can HYt at Elbtiftldl, FeUcll)' - Dern; No friend. Breat wu Image- Ehot; Shadow of PleaJaDI Valler Ilolpflai bound and gaggod You'll find o complete ttltctlon of all al-. oil Alrmghty - Eliot; ADMITTED: Sandra Gaul, of his wallet with 150 typoo of comor11 In C:olor ond block ond whl~ Fantbrepe; Restdent Nurae Pleasant; Gloria Leonard, (f'O). Hancock; Watch ~ Wall, Pleasant; John Rhodes, Darling- Hodge, Varieties Oblo. NEW ATI'R4cnON Koclek Verichrome Pen Film Paychedellc DISCHARGED: None. LONDON (UP!) - .~Baec, tent and Houston; Tr~ olDIollar I may ioon be 1101111111 ita Skulls - Lee; Million IINTERTAINED DINNER tiowltnc alieya and bingo OA~·II (Bleck end Whte) N~rae - Marsh; Castle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swatul lli'B. Prloce Rolaler !Old mght - McKenna: Teens with a dinDer Sa~ Brltlah BroatlcUtlric Corp. ~~~~El''" ·.. "". Pan Pllm Pllrn ....... .• , ••••••••••• the Tightrope - Paneth, evening, at their hnme,' some vlii!Ora 10 hll tiny ':~~~ Pan Pllm ••••••••• ,.~ ger In Skirts - Sergent; Ave. Guests Wen! Mr. clpsllty weren't Monts Ct .......................... ' era In Tbe Night Merrill Falrchlld of Caatno types and he lltouiht Pnre PotSOD - Waugh; "'il;;•1 ~:~:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph bit of bowling and bJna<l ~~~~ House On The Quay - ," and Ernest Weber of be an added lt11'11<!114it to'r I The Middleport Public Cbesle!'; Mrs. Don Blantenablp,1 II. brary will be eitsod Nov. 24 and Mrs. Norma Chap. observance of Thanksglvmg. of tho brary hours are noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. a. II : ills.==-------- . · Gl!'en·et,ter··'~~i15:E~~~;~~~;~~~;: w:: II ·etue towo ..,. Breat !·"owed one ~ reported that garb~ cuUe 1n1<> a haaement Stephen G. arrived Zlnn andIn Cbeshhis Pamt Party wife, Sherry, By Mrs. Eichinger 1ire on Nov. 10 to spend · some Mrs. Allen Eichinger time with his parents, The Rev. lalned with an Ariel Paint 1and Mrs. Warren Zlnn and bro- ty reeentiy at her home, ther, Dan. ber.ry Heights. Stephen was receoUy db- Following a demmtotratlon by charged !rom lite Air F'orC.. Mrs. Olan Hyaell, gemes were He was stationed three years played and prius awarded the at England AFB, at ~Jandrla, winners. Refreshmoots La., in the electronles dlvialon. served by hostass to ·Mrs. J Prior to this, he was in acbool Terrell; ,Mrs. T, A. -Hewataon, at Keesler at BilOXI, MlssJs. Mra. Jolm Watson, l(n. James sippi. He was trained aa a lllehi, 'Mfs. George Nub, Mrs. beavy grouptl radio repairman Paul Eldtlnger, Mrtl ·Chas. I.eand baa It.,s ~ yeara exper. gar, Mrs. Mlll Elcltipger,_Mn. lt11ce In tltllllleld., He hqpeii to Kenneth Bramt, 1\IJ.'S', Harold flitd emp!Oymeat 'ahd Ia Rose 111d Mra. Hysell and 11011, ~----------------------~~~. •• ~.~~~~.~~.~Charlotte Roush, ~ \ ' ....... '' Similar Counts �'• t ~ f . . ~ --~- ·· ·---- ;· '· • • Be 1 e 0 ioColl · ;. le s T • ·. Tur ey • 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 On, h e ) U1 3 Car Car Bu. s 4 I 4 I 58 - 6 0 6. 0 0 144 Iris F vore Ford orts iefi • I . mer1c Te •• I 0 244 2 0 146 By l ' •dil>~ n c n s underchar "' <1 1', ~ aj 1{ . ., ·. ·u Pic • • • • • • • • 71 • • no ; •• 5 6 IOL ! Dele Ends: Bubba S lth Mlc Tom • • • • • d ' ate • • ~ 0 0 113 ( 'inal 7 6 IMic 'an Pur e G 21. 0 19 0 ]'j'] 4 ""billil<>~. 4 3 IF 11. . OER 0 14!! 1 I • • GI:T 7!1 1 • 7 4 72 4 I 110 128 4 I I, 1 I 8 0 • • !'J 24 MOI'Ith u .ar11nlee ROTECTION - STO I:AL • • • Ph. 992- 101 • • • o o RIZ R OIL I I I I I co. Po I I I I I I I I I • I 10 7 f· I vision W. L. of s AT H Ls L .RIC s s a OYS IC CL AL TO 6 . ··t~ G,laxie l 4 •tl,lc Olti tJ' , ;, nella & 1 s .. . ~ .. < . • - 62Fo ' ,..I ·~ "' ~tN.. ~ •• ... ' . H' • ·r ' .: " ' . .' b I I 0 o o o o I' ! ••• : . $12. 9 �'• t ~ f . . ~ --~- ·· ·---- ;· '· • • Be 1 e 0 ioColl · ;. le s T • ·. Tur ey • 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 On, h e ) U1 3 Car Car Bu. s 4 I 4 I 58 - 6 0 6. 0 0 144 Iris F vore Ford orts iefi • I . mer1c Te •• I 0 244 2 0 146 By l ' •dil>~ n c n s underchar "' <1 1', ~ aj 1{ . ., ·. ·u Pic • • • • • • • • 71 • • no ; •• 5 6 IOL ! Dele Ends: Bubba S lth Mlc Tom • • • • • d ' ate • • ~ 0 0 113 ( 'inal 7 6 IMic 'an Pur e G 21. 0 19 0 ]'j'] 4 ""billil<>~. 4 3 IF 11. . OER 0 14!! 1 I • • GI:T 7!1 1 • 7 4 72 4 I 110 128 4 I I, 1 I 8 0 • • !'J 24 MOI'Ith u .ar11nlee ROTECTION - STO I:AL • • • Ph. 992- 101 • • • o o RIZ R OIL I I I I I co. Po I I I I I I I I I • I 10 7 f· I vision W. L. of s AT H Ls L .RIC s s a OYS IC CL AL TO 6 . ··t~ G,laxie l 4 •tl,lc Olti tJ' , ;, nella & 1 s .. . ~ .. < . • - 62Fo ' ,..I ·~ "' ~tN.. ~ •• ... ' . H' • ·r ' .: " ' . .' b I I 0 o o o o I' ! ••• : . $12. 9 �. " - I '. . \ '' I '- ' (I '•' ' .. .' aChill ... .' '' Art, Crafi ., , New Haven ' F'l.n•. ~~ News Notes · Dee 2 3 f or 13 ¥-.old& . IS• ·, . Dan~ &nunel, PomtroY·Ml4dleport. 9··.N~~- ~3, ~~s MCISOn 'PerioPal . All p·ERSON · . ALS . " • • NEW HAVEN _ The Miss Ethel Riddle of Harris-' lloven Woman's Club will burg, Pa. and Miss Mary lloovsor their annual Art and of Joh..town, Pa. visited Fair Friday, DeCember 2 Riddle's' home , here re· Saturday, Dec. at City 3 In New Haven. Craftsmen Mr. and ·Mrs. Osmer. Lane aecUons of West Vir· Eu ene OUAUTY A&P I .. IC!NC ~ 'ftfllll' RQMf I \ TfNDII JUICY WELl TRIMMID Ill. ~e~~1::;"~. ~: :.~ g•ma have been contacted In reFgards to exhibiting. " to exhibit Is $1. of the handmade artie\.,, clothes, embroidered work, al arrangements, Christmas decorations, and candy will be sold. Exhibits will be open for the public to view the products from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each of the two days of the fair, Clau. surprise packages can be bought for 5. cents, and rt>fre~I.H~lents Will he s_erved. HudnalL g Mrs. Mai\Vln Roush has , .. turned to her home afterr ':!~ II medical patient at H POTATOES 10 ... c SWEn AND MELtOW ' lb. bag mamage bcenses m the office Ice Cream fllllF 4 ,..v., l ~ st·• 4oz. JAH* 'AitKIJ,...ICIII • Bar S'ldiD CAll JAIIII ,ARitlit-l'tliH CRISP Potato . ... PILLSBURY OR BALLARD •· •• ; .... ::f;t'· ' Biscuits _ hit· A&P •. : lt5 37t AN'fiUPflc Mouthwash ~~~OL~ . ' • . • 2. . 69c :!S9c· ...;."'\...... .... , .. ... . . .'J,, .,•'<•If The Germano Introduced lager beet Into the United States in 1840. 88 THE NEW POPULAR POOR BOY TOP ZIPPER BACK 4-STRING LADIES' ASST. STYLES TRUE-TONE 00 ......:.. ... .!. .. 1~:.. ::;. ' •. 99 INFANTS "Happy-Time" •• ""'"' ''" io lhfNfllwlnt - PHOTOGUPHS . . .c:t.t.t.. •M-n ....... •Middltllort ...... L MAIN \ 1 , General Electric Port. Televisions SLEEPERS With NonSkid Soles THE FAMOUS "ADVENTURER I" MODEL General Electric famous "Adxenture !" portable s 77 televi'iion set with front controls and front sound . Reg. .. 2.99 ' WORLD WIDE CHRISTMAS · 00 $ ' EACH LADIES' ' TAPERED •• .CORDUROY CDal PANTS ' -SM-Med. ·UI~ge • Ex-Large ' ,._,,' SIZES 10.18 ,,, .• sturdy shelves, 3- way electrical Kitten on Boot.Plantor. socket. 15"x20" top. Rolls easily 8obbli119 H11d' Q\lgs. on Dtcoratod Plotes, Birds, Rootter Plilntor, Vases. Salt and popptr Lamps. Candto Holcjeu, T.eo Pots. Kitchen Ploq-. . . Cup and Souctr, Pig Bonks. Footed Compote Colt S.t. Jewelry Boxes, Pitchers. Hamburger Press. · Ser¥1119 Trays, Hot Rocks • Fawn Family Liquor S.t. Ash Troyl, Cigarette Sot. Spice Sott; Book Ends. Soled Sots .' . YOUR CHOICE ,, 08· . ":.,.. ' 1 . ' !fi' ' ~-· ;It A:.~;~! 4·" WITH CORD& SOCKET 30" hi gh with 3 GIFTS . .. - - ·• · : ' - • 88c ••• -- Steel UTILITY TABLE SIZES .I "'1.,: ,..-·~ ,,-\1 "aneling •Cholhln 90lf9 .,J1P2111 ' c Cotton Knit If yo~ · plan to bull~ ,.model or rep1lr :-, ' com.· •. uund . ....t..nowl . ,' . ' ' ., ,: ' ' ,, UKE , Reg. $1.99 A BONANZA FIRST- SPECIAL! ACKETS :I _., ! . LADIES- S-M-l MEN'S '<JUILTED LINING · HEAVY TANKER i1 VARSITY I Allthi aboilnetAI~:;M •ff!dtiv~ F.rl. &SitAilav. 25 ~ 26 Only t c FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING HOUSE SLIPPERS . ' ROLL PACK COTTON STRIPE time only. PRICE in the VAlLEY ' FOILS-PAPERS Regular $1.98 net with handsome moldnd handle , .. lor a limited Grade) . CHRISTMAS WRAPPING c GE's j'Silver Touch" durable, textured p1astic cabl· PLAY ASST. PATTERNS life · like baby wrappl!"d in a col· blanket. One of our best va Iues. REG. $5.98 00 JUMBO PACK 3-ROLLS cute 18-inch Doll All channel (VHF and UHF reception featuring SAVINGS FOR FALL. FIX•UP TIMEI DELIV!RY Blanket ASST. COLORS MIDDLEPORT CARLOAD ' . WITH ••• easy to use ••• easy to see • , • easy to hear. MO~E COffee 2 lb. Tin BABY $5.99 $14.99 THE SHOE BOX 'I CAKE YOU EVER ATE STRETCH PANTS s ,, NUTTIEST- FRUITIEST FROM COLLETTE DOLL CO, A LARGE 18-INCH TALL Ml'fl. Perry A&P BllAifD . ·' Stirrup Style ' 2 LB. FRUIT CAKE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LADIES POPULAR Gaul, Mrs. Jack Wheel· CtJ!ItS. ·lk.": l9c · '· FANCY TIN '· PACKED' · RIGHT ON TtiE "T" IN ....... . , BOOTS • .; . ·.~ ;.;- ,;y~f........., ' . ' ' Harold, Melvin and John Sherman Jordan, Mr!3. lumbus, Ohio. Perry, Mrs. Alvin --I Mrs. Marlin Campbell ACTION FILED and , Jane Teter, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - A •·!vii ac., Ralph Harbour. ' lion has been filed In the office I I of the Circuit Clerk, 1tyied Na· Mens, Boys, Yauths tionwide Mutual Insurance Com. Spice Tan 8" pany vs. Sam Taylor, Pt. Pleas. ant. The actiOn concern!~ a promissory note with the plain. II Sizes 8% to Mens 12 tiff . . demanding judgment against the defendant i!'l to sum of $.1.19.87 with Interest and ,... Enriched Bread Pineapple and Floyd W1se, 01, LiUwpolls, 0 ., Bertha Jl"w ~ l Arnett, 26, CARlON JANI PAIIKIR- MADE WITH IUT'hiltMII.I( . AIIP II.ICiiD, CIIUIHED OR CHUNKS L~on; OAI.&ON ~ANILLA CsJves ••.z• m er Calveo t7.2ii ·.fD VEAL CALVES-· 90; Seconds 32.50; , Z5 to 31.10; ' 21.40 to 28.75; CUlls :U :. . .O":Iif; 2UO. Total buyers 88; total oors 169; total $15,239.19. ~~ of the County Clerk. They are Jeffers, Southside. Charles Arthur I Le- DL~HARGED - Mrs Clay. on, and Hilda Mae 18, Stahl, William Ma;..,hout, MARVIL IIRANO FRENCH . ADMITTED - l!l,'I' ~ :I!Joio. ;. l !_l l !:... USE OUR LAY-AWAY Buy Now and Save 1 , ,. , ...... _,,..,.. Eight O'tiOCk CoHee barge~ 3 BIG DAYS gram of Governor Hulett C. 1 Scene of Slwwer 1 Smith will be held Friday, DecLF:TART, w. va. - Mis• \ember 2, with an all· afternoon An_p,;t'la Zerkle was honored with . session at the National _Guard a pre-brldal shower Friday eve- IArmory north of the ctty on ning at the Mason Youth Cen· State Route 62, ter. She is the. bride-eleet of The program will begin at tl Jlnrry Joe Smtth of Hartford, p. m. running until 6 p. m. or son of the late Walter Smith \longer If necessary. Any clti· 1 <H ~ -i Mrs. Sadie Sm1th, Hartfnrd. zen of the area or stale wll\ 1 Hostes£es were Mrs. Paul Bo-. lhave a chance to si t and talk <·ook aad Mrs. Eber Roush, informally Mth the both of Mason. or any of more than two doZ<m !I Games were played and re- state officials. No appointment : fr~shments were served to 30. jis necessary and all v;,, ;''"""' Mtss ?..erklef daugllter of Mr. 1will be wE'Icomed on a first . and Mrs. Ronald Zerkle, Letart, come, first served, basis. will be married on December 3rd. Following the ceremony, : This is the lOth such pro-: 1he couple will leave for Elk- :gram since Governor Smith hart, Ind., wbere be employed, Itook oflice. More than J500 1 and where they will reside. have taken advantage of the program throughout SEEK UCENSES stat. since it began In 1965. PT. PLEASANT - Two COUPles have made applications for PleaiOnt Valley Hospllal ... doz. Mf~D ' w~s PT. PLEASANT - The "Gov-~ ernment to the People" pro- Y outlr CPnwr is NEW RED ORANGES I.e.~ a!fm~~e~i s~isl. Program is December 2 reiPased later. A&P FRESH PRODUCE VALUES! FLORIDA ;::;p~; Matild~ Governor'8 '"' is chairman. Merchants don<~ting money will be announCed later. More details in rega-d' to the contest will be llllltt u:.'rsyG:~;."~~- M~:. M~rl Megee~ ., lf.sO son of Pittsburgh, Pa. her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Roush' recently. Mrs. Jack Flesher, New Hav- , .f Me~ "~' J"'" :"~ Steers 17.10 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin were vJsltors In ColumbuJ FRIDAY Saturday SATURDAY Robert· Welch of Clarksburg, w. va. visited his broiher and MONDAY family, Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Welch and children over the Member weekend. Middleport Mrs. Paul Harman was a cent patient at Pleasanl v.n.vll Mtrchtnlo Hospital. Gift.G·Ramo Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb 1rne Hester •. Fine Arts man. or presJdent of the :~r's Club, Mrs. William sell, New Haven. Merchants have donated money for prizes in the Christmas L,ghting Contest sponsored by the New Havtn Woman's Club. Pork Chops ~-:,, c""' ., 69c F,....h·-· iJUUfa98 .......~ l···49 roil C • dB AuGoo4 .. 51 ICe · c:1(0h 1-tb. pkf- tM ftf, 69C _ Mrs · fuiy cook New Haven I PT. PLEASANT Mrs Howard Johnson Rose- will ~nter the st: M3ry'!' HosLIV~II. SAI#.II•OO. mary. Sisk and Miss 'Emma pita! in Huntington on WednesSallirday, Nov. It; lie of the Mason E Ste art At· Forthe altended the graduation day where she will undergo HOGS - 175 to 220 20.7li Ill . .., ~laps fo~ ~:U,~" an "· ·~Mrn ~a~bart 01 Mrs. Johnson's son, Robert, observation. 22.110: Heavies 19.75 to ,21.60; St ll liO ~atl~ ~- ~ndl"& w~~ Fo~song Mrs: at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Miss Mary Burris' of Colom· J,ights 18.60 to 21.80: Fat Sows ate ~p•t:rn w en ~ C \ S nl~h Mrs Willl~m Fry Mr. Jim Buckland of BaiU· bus Is visiting her parenll!, 16.50 to 2{).25; Boars t0.75 to 1 met Mrs. more, Md .. aad George McCo- Mr. and Mrs. L. O.. Burris In 14.75: Pigs S25 to 12; Stock I ted h . fi Noble Mrs. George Carson Mrs. mas, Huntmgton, former r.,l· Mason. '• Shoats 11.50 to 21. the M; Lester Zerkle Miss Mary Dud· sidents of Mason, visited on Fri. <· CAITLE - Steers 18 to 23; Swatzet·w'ill · I' din Miss ·E'rwna Forthe and day, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles About 100,000 :.Europeans Heifers 16.35 to 20.25; Fat Cows Mrs. Zerkle ln :hoJ.;saes. Aldridge, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley live on canal and boats . .'4.60 to 17.80: Canners 11.50 to ~v.'ral Addtl.lOnnl lnfor~natlon b · obta tned by calling Mrs. ~~~ M:;.~·~· ~:~!I Stock Market ~J:~§t~' CloitPlaru Party charge of thp d¢v,oUona1 proFor Lakin Patientl gr.,. '!'be new president, Mrs. MASON - The Suns~ine llu,.ell Capehart p':!~ded~:~ ·· " lh ' -'1.00 cn~ters. White SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE AT THE BONANZA HERE'S THE WINNING-EST BABY! Push The BuHon and Off She Walks BABY WALK ALONE .' ' �. " - I '. . \ '' I '- ' (I '•' ' .. .' aChill ... .' '' Art, Crafi ., , New Haven ' F'l.n•. ~~ News Notes · Dee 2 3 f or 13 ¥-.old& . IS• ·, . Dan~ &nunel, PomtroY·Ml4dleport. 9··.N~~- ~3, ~~s MCISOn 'PerioPal . All p·ERSON · . ALS . " • • NEW HAVEN _ The Miss Ethel Riddle of Harris-' lloven Woman's Club will burg, Pa. and Miss Mary lloovsor their annual Art and of Joh..town, Pa. visited Fair Friday, DeCember 2 Riddle's' home , here re· Saturday, Dec. at City 3 In New Haven. Craftsmen Mr. and ·Mrs. Osmer. Lane aecUons of West Vir· Eu ene OUAUTY A&P I .. IC!NC ~ 'ftfllll' RQMf I \ TfNDII JUICY WELl TRIMMID Ill. ~e~~1::;"~. ~: :.~ g•ma have been contacted In reFgards to exhibiting. " to exhibit Is $1. of the handmade artie\.,, clothes, embroidered work, al arrangements, Christmas decorations, and candy will be sold. Exhibits will be open for the public to view the products from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each of the two days of the fair, Clau. surprise packages can be bought for 5. cents, and rt>fre~I.H~lents Will he s_erved. HudnalL g Mrs. Mai\Vln Roush has , .. turned to her home afterr ':!~ II medical patient at H POTATOES 10 ... c SWEn AND MELtOW ' lb. bag mamage bcenses m the office Ice Cream fllllF 4 ,..v., l ~ st·• 4oz. JAH* 'AitKIJ,...ICIII • Bar S'ldiD CAll JAIIII ,ARitlit-l'tliH CRISP Potato . ... PILLSBURY OR BALLARD •· •• ; .... ::f;t'· ' Biscuits _ hit· A&P •. : lt5 37t AN'fiUPflc Mouthwash ~~~OL~ . ' • . • 2. . 69c :!S9c· ...;."'\...... .... , .. ... . . .'J,, .,•'<•If The Germano Introduced lager beet Into the United States in 1840. 88 THE NEW POPULAR POOR BOY TOP ZIPPER BACK 4-STRING LADIES' ASST. STYLES TRUE-TONE 00 ......:.. ... .!. .. 1~:.. ::;. ' •. 99 INFANTS "Happy-Time" •• ""'"' ''" io lhfNfllwlnt - PHOTOGUPHS . . .c:t.t.t.. •M-n ....... •Middltllort ...... L MAIN \ 1 , General Electric Port. Televisions SLEEPERS With NonSkid Soles THE FAMOUS "ADVENTURER I" MODEL General Electric famous "Adxenture !" portable s 77 televi'iion set with front controls and front sound . Reg. .. 2.99 ' WORLD WIDE CHRISTMAS · 00 $ ' EACH LADIES' ' TAPERED •• .CORDUROY CDal PANTS ' -SM-Med. ·UI~ge • Ex-Large ' ,._,,' SIZES 10.18 ,,, .• sturdy shelves, 3- way electrical Kitten on Boot.Plantor. socket. 15"x20" top. Rolls easily 8obbli119 H11d' Q\lgs. on Dtcoratod Plotes, Birds, Rootter Plilntor, Vases. Salt and popptr Lamps. Candto Holcjeu, T.eo Pots. Kitchen Ploq-. . . Cup and Souctr, Pig Bonks. Footed Compote Colt S.t. Jewelry Boxes, Pitchers. Hamburger Press. · Ser¥1119 Trays, Hot Rocks • Fawn Family Liquor S.t. Ash Troyl, Cigarette Sot. Spice Sott; Book Ends. Soled Sots .' . YOUR CHOICE ,, 08· . ":.,.. ' 1 . ' !fi' ' ~-· ;It A:.~;~! 4·" WITH CORD& SOCKET 30" hi gh with 3 GIFTS . .. - - ·• · : ' - • 88c ••• -- Steel UTILITY TABLE SIZES .I "'1.,: ,..-·~ ,,-\1 "aneling •Cholhln 90lf9 .,J1P2111 ' c Cotton Knit If yo~ · plan to bull~ ,.model or rep1lr :-, ' com.· •. uund . ....t..nowl . ,' . ' ' ., ,: ' ' ,, UKE , Reg. $1.99 A BONANZA FIRST- SPECIAL! ACKETS :I _., ! . LADIES- S-M-l MEN'S '<JUILTED LINING · HEAVY TANKER i1 VARSITY I Allthi aboilnetAI~:;M •ff!dtiv~ F.rl. &SitAilav. 25 ~ 26 Only t c FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING HOUSE SLIPPERS . ' ROLL PACK COTTON STRIPE time only. PRICE in the VAlLEY ' FOILS-PAPERS Regular $1.98 net with handsome moldnd handle , .. lor a limited Grade) . CHRISTMAS WRAPPING c GE's j'Silver Touch" durable, textured p1astic cabl· PLAY ASST. PATTERNS life · like baby wrappl!"d in a col· blanket. One of our best va Iues. REG. $5.98 00 JUMBO PACK 3-ROLLS cute 18-inch Doll All channel (VHF and UHF reception featuring SAVINGS FOR FALL. FIX•UP TIMEI DELIV!RY Blanket ASST. COLORS MIDDLEPORT CARLOAD ' . WITH ••• easy to use ••• easy to see • , • easy to hear. MO~E COffee 2 lb. Tin BABY $5.99 $14.99 THE SHOE BOX 'I CAKE YOU EVER ATE STRETCH PANTS s ,, NUTTIEST- FRUITIEST FROM COLLETTE DOLL CO, A LARGE 18-INCH TALL Ml'fl. Perry A&P BllAifD . ·' Stirrup Style ' 2 LB. FRUIT CAKE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LADIES POPULAR Gaul, Mrs. Jack Wheel· CtJ!ItS. ·lk.": l9c · '· FANCY TIN '· PACKED' · RIGHT ON TtiE "T" IN ....... . , BOOTS • .; . ·.~ ;.;- ,;y~f........., ' . ' ' Harold, Melvin and John Sherman Jordan, Mr!3. lumbus, Ohio. Perry, Mrs. Alvin --I Mrs. Marlin Campbell ACTION FILED and , Jane Teter, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - A •·!vii ac., Ralph Harbour. ' lion has been filed In the office I I of the Circuit Clerk, 1tyied Na· Mens, Boys, Yauths tionwide Mutual Insurance Com. Spice Tan 8" pany vs. Sam Taylor, Pt. Pleas. ant. The actiOn concern!~ a promissory note with the plain. II Sizes 8% to Mens 12 tiff . . demanding judgment against the defendant i!'l to sum of $.1.19.87 with Interest and ,... Enriched Bread Pineapple and Floyd W1se, 01, LiUwpolls, 0 ., Bertha Jl"w ~ l Arnett, 26, CARlON JANI PAIIKIR- MADE WITH IUT'hiltMII.I( . AIIP II.ICiiD, CIIUIHED OR CHUNKS L~on; OAI.&ON ~ANILLA CsJves ••.z• m er Calveo t7.2ii ·.fD VEAL CALVES-· 90; Seconds 32.50; , Z5 to 31.10; ' 21.40 to 28.75; CUlls :U :. . .O":Iif; 2UO. Total buyers 88; total oors 169; total $15,239.19. ~~ of the County Clerk. They are Jeffers, Southside. Charles Arthur I Le- DL~HARGED - Mrs Clay. on, and Hilda Mae 18, Stahl, William Ma;..,hout, MARVIL IIRANO FRENCH . ADMITTED - l!l,'I' ~ :I!Joio. ;. l !_l l !:... USE OUR LAY-AWAY Buy Now and Save 1 , ,. , ...... _,,..,.. Eight O'tiOCk CoHee barge~ 3 BIG DAYS gram of Governor Hulett C. 1 Scene of Slwwer 1 Smith will be held Friday, DecLF:TART, w. va. - Mis• \ember 2, with an all· afternoon An_p,;t'la Zerkle was honored with . session at the National _Guard a pre-brldal shower Friday eve- IArmory north of the ctty on ning at the Mason Youth Cen· State Route 62, ter. She is the. bride-eleet of The program will begin at tl Jlnrry Joe Smtth of Hartford, p. m. running until 6 p. m. or son of the late Walter Smith \longer If necessary. Any clti· 1 <H ~ -i Mrs. Sadie Sm1th, Hartfnrd. zen of the area or stale wll\ 1 Hostes£es were Mrs. Paul Bo-. lhave a chance to si t and talk <·ook aad Mrs. Eber Roush, informally Mth the both of Mason. or any of more than two doZ<m !I Games were played and re- state officials. No appointment : fr~shments were served to 30. jis necessary and all v;,, ;''"""' Mtss ?..erklef daugllter of Mr. 1will be wE'Icomed on a first . and Mrs. Ronald Zerkle, Letart, come, first served, basis. will be married on December 3rd. Following the ceremony, : This is the lOth such pro-: 1he couple will leave for Elk- :gram since Governor Smith hart, Ind., wbere be employed, Itook oflice. More than J500 1 and where they will reside. have taken advantage of the program throughout SEEK UCENSES stat. since it began In 1965. PT. PLEASANT - Two COUPles have made applications for PleaiOnt Valley Hospllal ... doz. Mf~D ' w~s PT. PLEASANT - The "Gov-~ ernment to the People" pro- Y outlr CPnwr is NEW RED ORANGES I.e.~ a!fm~~e~i s~isl. Program is December 2 reiPased later. A&P FRESH PRODUCE VALUES! FLORIDA ;::;p~; Matild~ Governor'8 '"' is chairman. Merchants don<~ting money will be announCed later. More details in rega-d' to the contest will be llllltt u:.'rsyG:~;."~~- M~:. M~rl Megee~ ., lf.sO son of Pittsburgh, Pa. her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Roush' recently. Mrs. Jack Flesher, New Hav- , .f Me~ "~' J"'" :"~ Steers 17.10 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin were vJsltors In ColumbuJ FRIDAY Saturday SATURDAY Robert· Welch of Clarksburg, w. va. visited his broiher and MONDAY family, Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Welch and children over the Member weekend. Middleport Mrs. Paul Harman was a cent patient at Pleasanl v.n.vll Mtrchtnlo Hospital. Gift.G·Ramo Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb 1rne Hester •. Fine Arts man. or presJdent of the :~r's Club, Mrs. William sell, New Haven. Merchants have donated money for prizes in the Christmas L,ghting Contest sponsored by the New Havtn Woman's Club. Pork Chops ~-:,, c""' ., 69c F,....h·-· iJUUfa98 .......~ l···49 roil C • dB AuGoo4 .. 51 ICe · c:1(0h 1-tb. pkf- tM ftf, 69C _ Mrs · fuiy cook New Haven I PT. PLEASANT Mrs Howard Johnson Rose- will ~nter the st: M3ry'!' HosLIV~II. SAI#.II•OO. mary. Sisk and Miss 'Emma pita! in Huntington on WednesSallirday, Nov. It; lie of the Mason E Ste art At· Forthe altended the graduation day where she will undergo HOGS - 175 to 220 20.7li Ill . .., ~laps fo~ ~:U,~" an "· ·~Mrn ~a~bart 01 Mrs. Johnson's son, Robert, observation. 22.110: Heavies 19.75 to ,21.60; St ll liO ~atl~ ~- ~ndl"& w~~ Fo~song Mrs: at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Miss Mary Burris' of Colom· J,ights 18.60 to 21.80: Fat Sows ate ~p•t:rn w en ~ C \ S nl~h Mrs Willl~m Fry Mr. Jim Buckland of BaiU· bus Is visiting her parenll!, 16.50 to 2{).25; Boars t0.75 to 1 met Mrs. more, Md .. aad George McCo- Mr. and Mrs. L. O.. Burris In 14.75: Pigs S25 to 12; Stock I ted h . fi Noble Mrs. George Carson Mrs. mas, Huntmgton, former r.,l· Mason. '• Shoats 11.50 to 21. the M; Lester Zerkle Miss Mary Dud· sidents of Mason, visited on Fri. <· CAITLE - Steers 18 to 23; Swatzet·w'ill · I' din Miss ·E'rwna Forthe and day, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles About 100,000 :.Europeans Heifers 16.35 to 20.25; Fat Cows Mrs. Zerkle ln :hoJ.;saes. Aldridge, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley live on canal and boats . .'4.60 to 17.80: Canners 11.50 to ~v.'ral Addtl.lOnnl lnfor~natlon b · obta tned by calling Mrs. ~~~ M:;.~·~· ~:~!I Stock Market ~J:~§t~' CloitPlaru Party charge of thp d¢v,oUona1 proFor Lakin Patientl gr.,. '!'be new president, Mrs. MASON - The Suns~ine llu,.ell Capehart p':!~ded~:~ ·· " lh ' -'1.00 cn~ters. White SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE AT THE BONANZA HERE'S THE WINNING-EST BABY! Push The BuHon and Off She Walks BABY WALK ALONE .' ' �' \' , ·Se·rv Get Extra CISh The ·want Ad· • .Aim MSO IPOIT ICHCAT ...... ' • CM I Ht .V." tl'lt •••"""' ........ CIMt'lt +t lffltt ............... , "' ...... . . ..... _.......... DICK RAWLINGI lllmNARi ·t.wllnl' H~Sal11 "' " cene. ·,.. .,... "' ••'" c•• ~lloiiD OY UtAIIIIIIIt & OIIHIAitllt INti ......... Wtrt It ~tau•• tdiAM, hi.IIIII,MOtftt o•••c• - ... lllf.W IHI'olor Sfii;· IIIIJ fO.. I"'"'' HH"eute A ..... q eCar eTruck eHHior C.re e lull dozer PHONE WY2-2156 WY :1-IIJI MIODU~OI1 01410 --·- ..:, SERVICE ..,.,,..., ...... -·. ...,..'''" ...... II ..... ofiii!IMUin PemertY. o. UDIATOR '""''" IMHIIIM t1.U ,., ~ IICU7 'IOIUI SPRINT , f'lllnetf24l43 • . , "'•"' •• lllf'1'1tf II OHI OP fMI DRIVE A CLEAN CAl 11 ONLY fA~II ONI MINUTI oNLY SOc eAny Type IJ.DRIVE TJtRU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR WASH POioiEROY . BLAETTNARS · POioiiROY - -- - - Mrs. Stout is I DOCTOR SAYS Hostess of : By William Lawrence, D. D. Ratzatratzl Garden Club Missed out? There's plenty more. Look under ~ In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your llnprs 4o the walkln&. keep colors gleaming, Blue Lustre Carptl cloao1er Rent electric shampooer Pomeroy Ceme~t Block co. 11 21 ·I IUMM1'EED TO ·$TIIP IA11ERY TIOOBLE __ _ BOYS PUR WllH YX-1 ......... ..... ..... '.,* ................... . ............... ....... * ...... Wtt~H .......... ~ ~ I.IN~D llil !Ill IMIIIH l&niiY IIIII WELUNGTON BOOTS I Sl.. 'OIIAUOY "'·2111 10M I • Sh.W Store FlUDAY ' Phi leo takes the guesswork out of tuningJA!or TV I lose than I monlhe old, lit MIDDLEPORT 111 equipped, lelhlon deoiJlll, appUquea, oYII'CIIla, etc., aim CUilTOM butchering, will buy ply lll•orl c11111. Pay ofl hid.,. Phil Meier, 99JI.3510. aace duo I payments 11 1 rfc tJch, Ph. IIWIIS. II 15 NO 1 $lUI, 775 • TIIJI,, tzll.ll, TIS TRI URJIIG Jrothtrl Qlllntel will be at the Enterprise E.U.B. Chiii'Ch. S\irulay, Nov. V, at 1 p. m. DAILY CROSSWORD 3. Street lip. ·-.,,....... 4. Staya D. CoiiP\7 7, VIJMl' •.w... , lnolllo i . t.lndlof u.Llttl'll)' oompoe· ltiOIII 11. WI'IIIIIC . n111• 11.""' ttutttt, 110. JQ. ....WIII "'thlll.lft FINISHING Stco.W St. MEDIUM EGGS WF NIP FOR FAJMIIRS WHO USE _.._1( SUI- STITUTE BREAD 6 ...... •1-10 HOMEMADE SORGHUM s "l ' '!' t•= GALLO!§ AND QUARTS SHOTGUN SHEW ·I ' FULL LlNE 1'01 THE !M!!II New -y '299 ......_., .. ' ' I I II I I t, I !'' ' 'II' 1 , , · , , I ll · 11,, '•"J t i l f' • . • £. . . . . . - . . ; KAUTZ FEED STORE \ .l ~ '" ' . ~·· ...... ,, .( .'' ROWlEY & REED HARDWARE '• rio.t6. AddiUoul onra I IS 'l'bll., $2 lor WW, 1'1.60 IICb. Newell's SUnoco, Chester, 0. whtQ, l'l1olle IIIW350. 10 20 'I ....' l.t . : : " �' \' , ·Se·rv Get Extra CISh The ·want Ad· • .Aim MSO IPOIT ICHCAT ...... ' • CM I Ht .V." tl'lt •••"""' ........ CIMt'lt +t lffltt ............... , "' ...... . . ..... _.......... DICK RAWLINGI lllmNARi ·t.wllnl' H~Sal11 "' " cene. ·,.. .,... "' ••'" c•• ~lloiiD OY UtAIIIIIIIt & OIIHIAitllt INti ......... Wtrt It ~tau•• tdiAM, hi.IIIII,MOtftt o•••c• - ... lllf.W IHI'olor Sfii;· IIIIJ fO.. I"'"'' HH"eute A ..... q eCar eTruck eHHior C.re e lull dozer PHONE WY2-2156 WY :1-IIJI MIODU~OI1 01410 --·- ..:, SERVICE ..,.,,..., ...... -·. ...,..'''" ...... II ..... ofiii!IMUin PemertY. o. UDIATOR '""''" IMHIIIM t1.U ,., ~ IICU7 'IOIUI SPRINT , f'lllnetf24l43 • . , "'•"' •• lllf'1'1tf II OHI OP fMI DRIVE A CLEAN CAl 11 ONLY fA~II ONI MINUTI oNLY SOc eAny Type IJ.DRIVE TJtRU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR WASH POioiEROY . BLAETTNARS · POioiiROY - -- - - Mrs. Stout is I DOCTOR SAYS Hostess of : By William Lawrence, D. D. Ratzatratzl Garden Club Missed out? There's plenty more. Look under ~ In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your llnprs 4o the walkln&. keep colors gleaming, Blue Lustre Carptl cloao1er Rent electric shampooer Pomeroy Ceme~t Block co. 11 21 ·I IUMM1'EED TO ·$TIIP IA11ERY TIOOBLE __ _ BOYS PUR WllH YX-1 ......... ..... ..... '.,* ................... . ............... ....... * ...... Wtt~H .......... ~ ~ I.IN~D llil !Ill IMIIIH l&niiY IIIII WELUNGTON BOOTS I Sl.. 'OIIAUOY "'·2111 10M I • Sh.W Store FlUDAY ' Phi leo takes the guesswork out of tuningJA!or TV I lose than I monlhe old, lit MIDDLEPORT 111 equipped, lelhlon deoiJlll, appUquea, oYII'CIIla, etc., aim CUilTOM butchering, will buy ply lll•orl c11111. Pay ofl hid.,. Phil Meier, 99JI.3510. aace duo I payments 11 1 rfc tJch, Ph. IIWIIS. II 15 NO 1 $lUI, 775 • TIIJI,, tzll.ll, TIS TRI URJIIG Jrothtrl Qlllntel will be at the Enterprise E.U.B. Chiii'Ch. S\irulay, Nov. V, at 1 p. m. DAILY CROSSWORD 3. Street lip. ·-.,,....... 4. Staya D. CoiiP\7 7, VIJMl' •.w... , lnolllo i . t.lndlof u.Llttl'll)' oompoe· ltiOIII 11. WI'IIIIIC . n111• 11.""' ttutttt, 110. JQ. ....WIII "'thlll.lft FINISHING Stco.W St. MEDIUM EGGS WF NIP FOR FAJMIIRS WHO USE _.._1( SUI- STITUTE BREAD 6 ...... •1-10 HOMEMADE SORGHUM s "l ' '!' t•= GALLO!§ AND QUARTS SHOTGUN SHEW ·I ' FULL LlNE 1'01 THE !M!!II New -y '299 ......_., .. ' ' I I II I I t, I !'' ' 'II' 1 , , · , , I ll · 11,, '•"J t i l f' • . • £. . . . . . - . . ; KAUTZ FEED STORE \ .l ~ '" ' . ~·· ...... ,, .( .'' ROWlEY & REED HARDWARE '• rio.t6. AddiUoul onra I IS 'l'bll., $2 lor WW, 1'1.60 IICb. Newell's SUnoco, Chester, 0. whtQ, l'l1olle IIIW350. 10 20 'I ....' l.t . : : " �'• . ' . ' ., I .. THe WILLET$ ""'~»•e•¢1'4.: · ., ,. , ' .i "' .Jy·WA"::,W. . . .RG ; • . , . ,., .. 'I ··~~~ ' ' ,-'7- • ·I • A~ 'l'c Wi Of .. GliQRGii WONQilR Fo Wi w -KNOCKED Ar ITOUTA HER HAlO!! !li Tl A: '*l Fi B' I ' AJ ·Al p. A; 1$ U1 I T 01 . . a, I S• \~ ., HOWIE SC:HN!;IOER I' ff.l( I MEEK 0 I JUDO COMING ALOIJG, ££K? H ...~ •Q ..•• II B A •• ~-~ 1J KINf " I HOW~VOUR . : HOW'S 'rbUR ' HOWl! SCHNEIDER 'DUCKING . COMit\JG ; . ALONG. EEK? . WHEN rTCOM~ 10 SeL.F·tl£F~NSE. THE TRI<tK IS 10 . THINK. &AAVE! IPO THit-JK BAAV£! .THE 1'MUI!te rs r Acr SCARE.D/ *·~·~ .._,_ . • I j By ART SANSOM THE BORN LOSEII d ":•.,, I DICK iRACY re - ··--- J: M I' I 1:I "' " ,, 81 i ' ll - .. ' S. u al •• G ~ r ,.. LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII'i., .., ~, , 1 ·• •, ......, .-. . By HAROLD GRAY ly HAROLD GRAY . Jl ,. ,..... II .)I,IOT G01H' ,., -~ ~ 'EM UP 10 iH' HOOSE I ~ FOR HER! OH.m'-..ol!ro IT WASN WVCIIJR SCRAWlY llliQ( llE~ DOG WEI'Ii'FORI CiET OUT OF M'( Sl<lHT! r ! l ( AlliE AND :SLATS ly BRANNER WE'RE A CI.O&E FAMILY AND... ANCI .liM TI/ANI(RJI. FOR IT/ •)•' t • \r .. .,..,,.., ,....... -...... fellliw- . ( "'COuld you UMthe phoMt C.rtaln!J • • • lt'al4t the 'liall. w.IGbn,.hill be uid What he'd &IJCIW Gn thil Clld tub?" .• - - o1uat ~ p~ In the 1\111'' ~--,o..,...._..,......,...._ _ _ _.....;.._ _~.......-.. '' . ~;·l'·.t:t·•'"~tlJt. rt" .~.~ .•~~ . .;- •', ' . �'• . ' . ' ., I .. THe WILLET$ ""'~»•e•¢1'4.: · ., ,. , ' .i "' .Jy·WA"::,W. . . .RG ; • . , . ,., .. 'I ··~~~ ' ' ,-'7- • ·I • A~ 'l'c Wi Of .. GliQRGii WONQilR Fo Wi w -KNOCKED Ar ITOUTA HER HAlO!! !li Tl A: '*l Fi B' I ' AJ ·Al p. A; 1$ U1 I T 01 . . a, I S• \~ ., HOWIE SC:HN!;IOER I' ff.l( I MEEK 0 I JUDO COMING ALOIJG, ££K? H ...~ •Q ..•• II B A •• ~-~ 1J KINf " I HOW~VOUR . : HOW'S 'rbUR ' HOWl! SCHNEIDER 'DUCKING . COMit\JG ; . ALONG. EEK? . WHEN rTCOM~ 10 SeL.F·tl£F~NSE. THE TRI<tK IS 10 . THINK. &AAVE! IPO THit-JK BAAV£! .THE 1'MUI!te rs r Acr SCARE.D/ *·~·~ .._,_ . • I j By ART SANSOM THE BORN LOSEII d ":•.,, I DICK iRACY re - ··--- J: M I' I 1:I "' " ,, 81 i ' ll - .. ' S. u al •• G ~ r ,.. LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII'i., .., ~, , 1 ·• •, ......, .-. . By HAROLD GRAY ly HAROLD GRAY . Jl ,. ,..... II .)I,IOT G01H' ,., -~ ~ 'EM UP 10 iH' HOOSE I ~ FOR HER! OH.m'-..ol!ro IT WASN WVCIIJR SCRAWlY llliQ( llE~ DOG WEI'Ii'FORI CiET OUT OF M'( Sl<lHT! r ! l ( AlliE AND :SLATS ly BRANNER WE'RE A CI.O&E FAMILY AND... ANCI .liM TI/ANI(RJI. FOR IT/ •)•' t • \r .. .,..,,.., ,....... -...... fellliw- . ( "'COuld you UMthe phoMt C.rtaln!J • • • lt'al4t the 'liall. w.IGbn,.hill be uid What he'd &IJCIW Gn thil Clld tub?" .• - - o1uat ~ p~ In the 1\111'' ~--,o..,...._..,......,...._ _ _ _.....;.._ _~.......-.. '' . ~;·l'·.t:t·•'"~tlJt. rt" .~.~ .•~~ . .;- •', ' . �'' 1 ',, I• ' 1~ ~nti~t. l'l!meroY·~dleport, o. Nov. ' I j \ ~th Anniversa'Y' of Dof A Council -L Dt'n.oar Observed W,'th Covered Dt':m u~ ., f'o WI Wi AT ~i '1.) AI Ft B1 -~ d 1\J h U1 S•· w 'I' 01 H H B A . I Rev. Callahan of 'Parsons Mailbox' Caroling ~arty Ia ~ h.iefs of ·Due in Pomeroy on December (irst q" "";f!~~~.c,~u~ carol. Meig$ Temple ' . The Rev.. G~ifiip Eplscepal Callahan. county in Grace Episcoplll ing party at the county Chll· Hold'Dinner rector of Trinity . Church. ·dren's Home when the Senior . 29• t96e. ,1 .4tD~ruu:rE"I!nt .. tables plaoed In the form of a Church, Parke~~urg, lor eight The Rev. Mr. Callahan, Dean Girl Sceur .Tr\"'P .~71 . met ~I : ~ Jlirker, Wpner w~: enjoyed square. Tables were atlractiVe ye~s a televt~l"1l perso~allty of the Ohio Valley Convocation the Girt Sceu~.. li~.RJn 1\ildilll!- . bY the, P¥t Chtm of Meigs Mr. and Mra. Kenneth In white covers and centered on , The Parsons Matl)lox ll)ld of E isce al Churches, will be port Tuesday. , Temple Py~an Ststers Mon- and family, p;astor of ~ with arrangements of fruit with other W~st Vlrgmla programs, drawfng 0~ many years' exper· The meeting ~as ope~ with day evening at Batley's Res- Nazarene church and Mr; ' IJlcl tall red tapers m crystal bold· comes to Pomeroy Thursday, ieoce at Calvar Church, Pitts. the singmg of P~ace. Plana ta~g:ant In Pomeroy for t h c Mrs. Clydli HendeNon, ·."wtto ers on either side. Napkins. c.ar-J December 1. He wtll lead a . b h 'th t/ Re S a m were made to pamt the Girl November meeting. are moving 14! Pt. Pleasalit ried out the Thanksg•vmg "Quiet Day" for women of the Suhrg , kwt de as c~aplain to Scout sign and to place cur· , ·FolloWing the dinner the G~es;• were Mr. and -uma er, an talns In the hall. Patrol leaders · · '" · •'' -theme. In the center was a a state home for aged state . ed d 1 1.d M group went to the home of the Carmel .Jewell and lamlly .,.... e Wil yr. presJ'd.ent, Mrs. Ph'l I hart , Allee D . avI1, Mra. Ben B,.wn .... small table with white cover peCIO OTS · 1p mental hospital and Federal weres asstgn I I an d. nc Mu ta t Men on which was a large cake .prison in Alde~ston w Va na ear.est, tea erS, .1::; M · for a bualness meeting, open- Mrs. Stella DarneiJ, Mr. 1'11111 iced in white witlt a blu• and He has served church~s in Hunt: S!IH"1• assts rr"" ; en 'J ary e~ 'with prayer by Mrs. Mein· Mrs. Esll' Moisman, ·t b d d red rosebuds . . oman , easurer, oyce hart and a reading "A Fnen ' d" Walburn and """ Miss · a h w 'e or er an REV.. "'NO MRS. MANN diS. Hanson; First Aid, Florence A· UTC mg ton and th e GreeMbrter .., · ' ' . e:-• •""-'with the inscription D of lrict. . s· ' Ref h t h ' by Mrs. Karl Owen taken from Henderson, Mils l!ilnl IAWII, 54th Anniversary in blue, the Tbe Rev. and Mrs. Ray There will be . a special . mger, re~ men c . airman, the Ideals magazine. and the honoted l\lliltl. gift of Alice Spencer. Red; Ma•n of Stoaltville, Ohio will Day worship at The schedule for the Qutet Kathy Russell •. Recrealton len<!· Plans were made lor the . , white and blue balloons, the be conduclillg a revival meet· St. Paul's Lutheran Church Day opens with a coffee hour er, Janet Bohn;. Song .leader Christmas party and gift ex- lng the social hour wltb· prtz. g1ft of Ray R1ggs, hun~ from iog at the Syracuse E.U.B. Pomeroy starting at 10 a. m. in the parish house from 10-11 ~nd 1Tr~nsporta~~n cltatrm~;· change to he held Dec. 19 at es won by Mrs. Martbl ChUda; the tables in the square. The Church Nov. 31J.:Dec. If, 7:30 Thursday. November 24, at a.m., meditations by th~ lead· Fe~~ h' ra:l:; : :~• e the home of Betty Biggs. Names Betty BlaBs, Ellrabelh ~ dinner was served buff•t style each evening. After many the church. eJ from 11·12, and a sack lunch rten s tp ven a o. were drawn for the gift ex. man, and VIrginia ~. . from a table back of the years in the work of pastor. In view of the fact that the a• noon. Ep1scopal church worn· , change. The traveling prize Mrs. Meinhart served ~ sq uare. Ethel Canterbury a.;ked ing churches, Rev. Mann is congregation has brought mto ·en wtll prov1de dessert and col· Amateur Gardener s brought by Mrs. Elizabeth AIJ. bet and 11!111011 llllcks. ~ grace. now in full time ·evangelistic re&lily a new church building fee. ··.Club Plans Party man was awarded to Mrs. Meln- member was pven a 'l1lallb. Dean Barnitz. councilor. work. . Jear, and is now able to A meditation at 12: 45 will ·· The Middleport Amateur Gar. hart. Games were played dur· giving laviir by tbe baste&: presided at the meeting which be of greater servtce to G~d I followed by lite service of Holy deners' Club will meet Wednesopened in rilttalistic l,:o·m. Cu.b Scouts Follow .to the _com mumty. thJS ICommunion at 1:30. ,claY ,Dec. t4 for their annual 'ed T . . , "nto Woo ·' years w. orshtp Will be of spec.' . ' """'•"'"'•s 6arty 'and a' ift ex• l)o .,h . g d'tn· ra Hea tonh was _,. ,..chan•,.ilnstead ,..~'·""" . M , e. annua I Tltan kg· s tvm . 1 F repur. Drm0 I f th R "". C b ia I signt ficance. It wt'II aIso be I Letters have been sent to au of the usual date . C· S . en Pne ko e tacme u the 11rst . . wors h'1p known hea ds of women .s organ. thi!· , first "' '"· Wednesday. . Th anksgtvmg ner of th e .Jo ,.~ c·I ass of t h e 1 Nhome from . . osptta. . annte S d 0 11 1 1 243 United Methodist church was I amee 15 tmprovmg ~n .11 a · "'ftcemrtnsoonacat the mhoeme aofurMary. service in t.he new edif.ice. izations in the churches of the Tile party will be held at the ·e'rved at 6 p.tn . to 15 members tie Curtis remams QUI\e 1 · Tl II b I "' 1ere wt e specta organ ' county, an d reservaII ons may ""me·· of Mrs · Walter Crooks . cl•.- un der ~ H ld C d M an r::=;. aro 1r . ••y anq three guest'. the Rev. an d : A cnm mumcaliOn was read the supervision or Mr. and Mrs. muSic played ,by ~Irs. Fri'd be made through those elected with Mrs. Russell Mills, Mrs. ~Irs. C Melvm Alkire and MiSS anoounc mg the f1rst Chnstnl's Cu·clr and Mrs. Shirley Simp· Boaettnar, the rill'rch organ iSt, heads or dtrect wtth Mrs. W. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Ed· Lydta EIJersiJach Rev . Alktre 1 patlr ol Past Councilors A-so- son. emphasizing the 1'hanksg1vmg Patrick Lochary before Tues. gar Reynolds assisting. Gift aokfd grace . l'latiun of Di strtCI 13. to he ' The den followed trail signs theme. day, Novem ber 29. wra)pings Will be judged dur· i'ollowmg dmner, the group lwld December lB. at the llPd· made by Mr. Circle througil . The sermon will be ti tl ed. ing the evening. &dJo:.Jrn~d to thr clmrc_h parl.or wnod Inn , Belpre. Re servmions the woods to a small cave where "G iving Thanks Always," wi lh l BOOK REPOBT MAll~ ----lor the regut.ar mrelmg Wtth , muSI be made wtih Jean Pol· they learned to build and man. the Rev. Joseph ~- Kraley. The ci rcu lation report for ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Marte Chapma,n. preSI 1 ing by December 12. A com· age a campfire over which they PB'.tor Loc1, preaclung. The the ftve day week Nov. 7-11 of Mr. and Mrs. Jackte Warns· As Usual Tomorrow, Thursday, dent, m charge. r>e~ntiDns tak- , rnunication wa s also read from cooked their supper. The scout s Order of Matins y.. ·iJI be the the Meigs County Bookmoblle ley are announcing the birth of ., . en from Psalm 106 were led by ' ~ l e li a Smith. are Tim Bentz, Jeff Circle, Ed· service of the day . by Mrs. Velma Pikojji, llbrar• a 7 lb. and 9 02. son named 1 Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Allen E:!Chmger wh~. • : . . . . . dte Diddle, David Huddleston, I Even though this is not a tan , shows adult circulation, Timothy Ray. Grandparents are ~o gave tw o medJtallOns. FOI Se( ond nommatwn of orfJcers Sk ' M M.ll . M't ·I N . 1community worsh ip serv ice in 9J8 · J·uvenile circulation. 3,701: Mrs. Marsha Harrison and Mr. Th k ., .15 I Jd A ole 0r thaoks wns • tpper c ' ian, ' " ease, I I , I G0d.:; MeJ .C .J C~ we. _r.·, Our Store Willie Closed .J I:·.e an s 1 ~' le - . v ' . _ Glenn Simpson, Ca rter Smith ' the ordinary sense of thf! word. total circulation, 4,639; aver~ and Mrs. Granvil Wamsley, all "'d "For Da~ly Lt i<'. and clos. gtveo the kt tchen andh dt"mgl ·and den two scout Keith C~rcle. l e\eryone is cordially invited. age daily, 927. , of Middleport, 'Route 1 · fd w1Lh prnyer. room comm1ttees. T e trav~ · Roll call was answered with ing prize donated by Dean Bara Thanksgi\•ing thought. A nitz was awatdcd to Erna Jeslhank ,·ou . llOH· wJs rrad fromjse. ThP meeting closed in rcg~•lrs. EcirhP Smith for potted . ula r form. plant sent 10 iler. Plans ---made to remember the sh ut· ENROLLS IN CBU ins of the chur·ch at Christ· mas. Members are asked to Miss Anita Houdashelt. dau. D1·ing or SPnd homemade cook- ghter of Mrs. Annabel Houda. • JC' S to the church December 21, shell. Route 1, Minersville. has I at I 30 p.m . when the gifts will completed arrangements to enbC" prepared. ter the Colum bus Business Uni· 11 was voted to assist the versity. Miss Houdashelt is a MEN'S THERMAl KNIT Lydia Circle in serving lunch 'enior at Southern High School tn the Ohio Un;versity Wesley- and wit; enroll in the Senior ~n choir at noon December 11, Accounting Course in June of whrn they will present a Christ next year. mas concert at the worshjp FOR A MAN'S CHRISTMAS GIFT , •• CHOOSE FROM 1our. It WAs also voted to take canned goods to the church to Keep warm without extra wei111ht , , Shirts help the Circle with preparing . have long sleeve~, knitted euffs, eollar band oi Christmas baskets. . Mild buttons. Lon1 tec .pants have knitted Miss Crace Campbell. Mrs. cuffs and elastk: waist band. Thursday thru Saturday F:vcrett Thomns and Mrs. Jed " " Nov. 24·25·26 WPb~tl?'r Sr. wet·r named as "THE GREAT RACE" tJ-le- nominating committee to Technicc,Jor rPport nt tllr Dceembe r mer!· Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, lOlLI.- • • • Men's New Fall and Winter Sport Shirts ing. The next meeting wili' ~ Natalie Wood, Keenan Wynn, ' ' in solid colors and fancy patterns. ReguArthur O'Connell. Peter Falk Drrember 19 at the home of Colorcartoon: Out & Out Rout lar and button-down collars. Sizes small, medium and la rg~. Buy now for Mrs. Dwight earkrr and there Admission : 7Sc & 40c ,, . S • / W h• . /s Planned at LUtheran Ch h · ' ftll= I JOF Class Has Apnuai Dinner At Restaurant be IN POMEROY Are Open Friday 9 AM to 8 , in the evening Qnd Saturday 9 AM to 9 : in the evening 1 ' : • \-a, re M el .. ~ FOR 2-Pc. Underwear 11-=========-.i MEIGS THEATRE Campus New Style Sport Shirts will be a Shirts 99 Only each $ Pants the man on your Ltst. :ij _ c_enls ~g_ iift~~~xc~.~~an~g~e~.~i~~i~~ffi"""~ or 6 ' ' VOL XVIII NO. l$S ... , h .. ' • -· DeCISI·o n· Land ·Pitrchase . NI!:W CAR HOUSE SLIPPERS 6 1101 rol pack (HIISTaAS WIAPPIIG . ... to 10. s Sizes to H) $199 p... LUXURY BOUCLE WMW First Quality Ad11tlral IMPERIAl DUPlEX 20 NO-DEFROSTING FREElER·REFRIGERATOR MODEL ND2D79 with Automatic Ice Cube Mak11 f Only 33" Wids! • New ExciUSPJe Admirallnsutated Party Ice Butklt • 2~.0 cu. ft. of space in a cabinet only 33' wide! • Full size 13.56 cu. ft. no-defroslin& refriaerator, 1ull size, lull length nO·defro5lmg freezer with a hup 226/b. capactly! • Exclusive new "Tilt Out" juice can dispenser. • Four "bookcase" door shelves with new "swing up" retainer rails. I Removable freezer door basket, convenient aJidt oul tri vet. • Four full width freezer shelves, eutomatic lnltrior li&hts. • New Admirai''Two-Temp'' independent temperature controls. • New Admiral "Economizer Control," • Fwe fuJI '11\'idth relr1gera tor shelves (1 glide ouf). • ~lide out storage drawers for eags, fruit, and meet. • New Fngid Meal Ker: per with adjustable tempcantrcll. • Full wtdlh porcelain crisper. • Four door st1elves, lower shelf holds half pllon mltl& cartons. • Large capacity butter, cheese and dairy compartments. • New th 1 nwF~H design, super·tfflclent foam lnsuletlon. Choice oi liv!J colors. 64J1• h., 33"w., 26lJW' d. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. SWEATERS Exha Sheer SEAMLESS Stiffler'• mack! a sensaUonal purchase CJf over 1100 CJf lh- 111-ta+._ Bobbie :Brooks oweaters. TM purchase was made at a opeelal )~rice whieb makes it possible 1or shoppers to save over $5.00 Ob eada IW'eatw purehosed from this excellent tll"OUP .Tbla to a boucle-~ :Sroob in a luxury blend ol mohair and wool. lf1 a """"- oQio !be popular Y·necl<. Available tn whl~ bladtiDd....,., Nylons Beautiful sheer nyloe hose for Christmas giving. Choose from the season's newest s beer shades kl 400 needle micro Jnesh or flat knit. Sizes 8 '4 · 11, 2 $ 00 SHADES MEN'S HEAVY 100"/o COnON FLEECED UNEO GREY Sweat Shirts Men's heavy cotton sweat shirts with reinforced seams .. knitted eollars, eufla and bottom band .. Grey 1n lizes sinan, med .. larre and ex- large. \ $12.95 '"-v•_•_,so\e\ PAIRS FOR NEW .. Regulw SELECTIONS FROM All POINTS OF .CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOUR CHOICE OF MANY ITEMS 00 each SIZl lHE WOIII.D Jl.oOT I'LAlftE& BO~G~DOOI rir.cOI"TID I'IATIS, IIWIB,. aooma PLuiTu. VABU. Drolu;;r ft.AQUIII IAVI' AND ~~Ill, L,UIP8, CANDLI iiOLDEU, DA POTfl, CVP AND aAVCIIa. PIG 8ANil8, I'OOTID ~ COLT Sm', IEWEL&Y J!;O~ fUCBIAS, , IQ'l'1'BII AND YOUR CHOICE, (01.018 GIRLS' POPUIAI KNEE so:cls Extra , ·. .. . . . . 4 neat .• Av•Gablo ill oil !be new amir1J1 brilhl cotoro lor • fall 1114 . wtntor. BAIIBWGD . .~ SBIWI!fG TtiY!!. aA'l' &ACU, ' "''"'' Jr.Oi:ti.Y.' UQl?Ot. ·~· A88 TU1d. ~llftt 8&T, ePIC. •m. ~Jt BNDI. · - 111'1'11; . ' ., ' ., '• . . I l Pretty quilted satin bouse slip.. pers with elastic gores on sides. Your choice of blue or black in !-;izes 5 This 'new Four Bay Car Wash Is being erected on the former Swisher Coal tipple lot expects wpather conditions. SENSATIONAL · SPECW. GROUP OF THE WORI.D F•''MS lADIES' QUILTED SATIN wA~ - Johru;on. of Pome~oy is layillg up the block. This car wash will be a do-it-yourself system Similar to one m Gallipolis, accordmg to Marvin Dawson, Pomeroy one of the owners. Dawson'~ partners are Paul Simon, Pomeroy; Howard Saunders, Gallipolis, and GQido ail"91ami, Pomeroy. DeVault to have the constnlction completed in 30 days, depending OD each NOW •••' on East Main.St.lil Pometoy by John DeVault of pt, .Pl~asant. Larry 99 lAY-AWAY ' '' ' •' BEST BUYS •• SHOP EARLY ••• WARM INSULATED '1 ~ SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8--SATURDAY TIL 9-· *A GOLD STAR STORE J• ~ . '~ ' l'ierce Mn '.' •• ~ ~ ~ ~:= : . dlnne{. ~-at ibm oo".::'! in Mli!dl~ ~rlna 1 Tl\e 54th anniversary of Tl!eodorus Council, Daughters of Ameiica was observed Mon~ay' ev~ing with a covered dish ~~ICI!:en dinner preceding the regular meeting at the IOOF Hall. Three charter members, Nancy Elizabeth Campbell, Walker and Ethel Canterbury and Lucille B. Hawkins, past Slate COuncl.lor ' and Margaret Seidenabel council deputy, were seat~ at a special table at the front of the haiL They were each presented a Chri st. mas corsage made by Carrie Neulzling. 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