https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/11bceee3bfa87e820aa05e09af7f56d4.pdf 5448d62e3d1bc189174c681afc32699a PDF Text Text I . '".. "" --\ . '' '~. \ I " :. -,~··. f: . • '., . ,,l, 1 ~:-11!111-~!li· -d.,. Holiday ·VISIT week MRS. guests DOwNING Around 3D o.l Mrs. ·~~~~.~~~~Se~n;.tl~ne~l,~~!,.~i;!~;o~.,~No;,v;;.2~8,~1~981_!8_1 ~glon Chrbtmfll to Broacom Gue&tl of Jtf,.,, Luman, Janice ,.._,!!_!':·1 ............. by the wscs Mr. and Mrs. Owen ~~;:~.··he~:~y. Dec. :~~~and Homemade Mrs. ,. church. Party il Planned About Plans are complete for the Community Children's Christ- par~£~~{~::~~ .. . Pomeroy ,.. I ~~:~~~:el~:~;::r~~ • -...... '\if': .. " . . •''' ~ ··"~ -.'' .fJC! ,-, WITH S139 COLOR FLAME IN S WE lOTS BLUE. GIEfN, YELlOW & PUIPLf FLAME. s159 ....'::.•• JCASI10JI Puritan BRASS FIRELIGHTER 27" FIREPLAa GRATES SAlE PRICE ~.f79 S695 SALI PIIC! ll6l6f I.- . Toledo wtth the · tatter's son and famny; ~.and Mrs. James • :::~ w~d Middl . ,eport I, • I' , Sco~·tt~~o:.f~ndPsteark~·ers:b,;, .. S1299 <~~ Lady Hamilton 40" X 30"' 28" LINEN CABINET !'LATE GLASS WAU MIRROR So d"", ., flawl•s•, thi1 mirror 91ws ndting de-pth to each reflection. Ooel 1\01' distor1 i100ge1. Dramotize-1 yoor de«N' .•. maket yow tOOfR ioal: larlllf. ANTIQUE COPPER PULL-DOWN lANTERN 51699 -- . . , ., S2444 '1ft 5" x18" FLUORESCENT U -CABINET LIGHT Leigh DOOR KNOCKER wilh VIEWER SALE PRIC£ S444 5-UGHT CHANDEUER II You Don't Need Cash! Open a Bild-A-Count Nothing Down As LiHie As $5.00 Monthly Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Deportment Store of Building Since 1915 Phone 992·5 100 or 992-5500 ~ " inDo~fight JERUSALE~f (UPI) -Israeli and $18·99 Egyptian jet fighters battled in the skies OV!i' Israel tnday and Israel said two Egyptian planes were shot SAIGON (UP() -Amerlca's 1U.S. Infantrymen reported 53· geared to hit VIet Nam targets ! Two Americans were ~l!"o down. Gunfire also b~ke out giant B52 bombers, now capable Communists killed. Most of the with 600 tons of bombs a day-a however, In action along the Israeli.Jordawan bor· of their greatest destructive action was In l.he same dense . 33 per cent increase In bombing 1Saigon. Spokesmen der. !orre since first used In tile jungle area struck by the B52s rate. I men were aboard a U.S. Israel bas !ought border war, today hit Communist trbop today. In one U.S. lnfantrymen ,UHIB helicopter clashes with Syr~a and'!" Nov. concentrations near the CamiJo. No Waning engagement Monday, spoke.. :destroyed by Communist 13 slaged a punitive ra1d with dian border. The Strat1Jiorlresses. first put men said, 18 enemy soldiers fire nine mlles northwest · ' ·· tanks and jets into Jordan-a Military spokesmen said the · to action In the summer of 1965, were killed in the Cambodian capilal. move which brought 11 censure Guam-based bombers pounded a 1are described as the U.s .. border area 240 miles ~orth of, Although bad weather by the Umted Nal!ons Security suspected VietCong stronghold assault weapon most feared by •Saigon. In another, along the limited the air war , . . . Council. 260 miles north of Saigon In a Communists in Viet Nam. 1coast 275 miles northeast of the Viet Nam, U.S. KILLS JIUCK _ Larry Holsinger, RD, Racine, shows his D·polnl buck killed But until today Egypt ~ad not predawn r~d supporting Ameri· , Beeause of their high altitude capital 17 Communists were' reported 39 missions. the first day of deer season· Monday, in the vicinity of Mile Hill near Rlicine. It been Involved directly m the can ground forces In the . capacity, their presence usually reported killed. Air Force, Navy and weighed approximately '275 lb. and was the largest kill reP.?rted in :Meigs County. current criSJs wh1ch has threa· Operatwn Paul Revere IV i remains undetected untll the U.S. ground !orees further pDots. The targets The only :~!her kills -reported to game protector Donald Wtlliams were gotten by tened to explode mto a new battle area, ,bombs hit. increased the enemy toll in lradar sites, Junior TeafQrd aDd Larry sayre bolD. of Rt. 2, Racine. Middle East war. . The hlgh·altliude assault.! It was disclosed only Monday several smaller fire fights, and transport lines, · ' The Israeli comtnunlque said spokesmen said, came on the by an lnfor'l'ed source in autllorilies said. American los· and other targets ill the a ~·short aerial encounter heels of a series of ground i Washington that the expanded;ses in the action ranged from [southern panhandle ensued near the border within okirmishes Monday In which B52 bomber forces now are i none to "light." the port of Haiphoug. Israeli territory. Two Egyptian -------~--~ · · · ' . COLUMBUS (UP!) - There Jan. 31 hy the stste and Ohio planes were downed. Both fell - = -""·" ••••-----~ will be a sharp Increase next Inns Inc., Cincinnati. near the border in Egyptian NEW YORK (UPI) -Two year in the rental fee for state Ohio Inns operates the lodges : territory. lruxom lad leo who titillated · park cabil.s, and the stale at Punderson, Hueston Woods The communique said the tbe clieutefe of The L'rystal Parks and RfreaUon Division and Burr Oak State Parks and Israeli planes returned safely to Room by servlug up food aud Is consiliering putting into effect will operate new cabins in these 1 base. dr!Dks wbfle wearing oDiy a p~rk admission fee next year.' parks at the higher rental fig•. The Israeli government said paotteo above the watot 10 en 1 The hlJher rates for the new ure. in a communique the dogfight trtalloday lor "oHendin& pabcabins were .conlained in an un-1 'f!Jere has been no public an· broke uut when two S9vlet-built Uc de<ency." ~~~~~con~tr~act~•~i last 'nouncement of the higher rates MIG·l9s tried to Intercept a I' . · - · - :nnd no public hearing to allow light Israeli recqntt-l.'l'Jin~ Tbe "topleSI• wDIInst, R. protests, although one 1s sched· plane three miles lllsldi'11rael. Dlamood and Floreuee Rose • . I '.IJI-". ' . ' uted in January. "Two Israeli Mir~ge fighters Marer face a year fq jallaud LEBANON Ohio !UP!) ''heavy clouds of black smoke." mat... · •· "Thel'll will be adjustments . .., tn•. '"" _, ' M l1ae H eonvkted •• lho ' th Leb . he was uncerlam . whe· AU fire units In Warrt11 Cou!lIde · bini , d1· were brou.... w ~.. ibilWt . ba 1Fire broke out at e anon He !1111d ~wn ~elvin Th"!' intet:ceptted =oe mlsdetnea::""" c r&e, Correctional f lnsUtutil today jther there had any injur- ty were called to the ·~ ~ • , . ••11 . nd• · til·•· 1 MIG-IS )e s a v and was out o contro . . . •• n h' h aid the lnstituUon's _ l!llllli '" • park!• rt011flUon ·" i territory south of Beerotsyim" • , . , , . , . , The blaze started ln the bed-'" m "'e re, w IC apparent. . . ... ~ · T ~--"o-.1 Depo•ed ""'',""'""~ olon chlel, laid. "There have I and shot them down. -. ' dmg shop of the institution. ly broke out about 9 a.m. 111'1! fighting force. It was .~· K,IN8HAS.\ f'ONGO been no rate Increases for IS · h nd ni f' mated that at leaat15 ~ il1 • years and these new eabm. · more more more alon the wes~ oft e ctty, a ne 're The •hops. which employ bun- equipment and more than . ·.so NW'f. V, teen-all" ruler Elmer F Jones Repuhtlcan rth $100 k •• I 'The gun batile g ' departments were sent to the dreds of inmates are used to firemen were balding the blau· Burundi In central Africa, State Ceniral and Executive ar,e woll7 •b. weeto 'be sed' ' Jonlanian bonier was s!Jort 1 scene. Smoke and flames could manufacture beds license by 10 • m d~.... In ;a 'bloodless coup IT newca IDS U 1' d bout three minutes It be I r· lies ' . ' ·· ~ committeeman of the lOth Ohio · tbe 1· th .... lve - a . · , seen as ar as tve m plates and highway signs They his pn·m; minister, it was m com ng year, e ra~s """ when Jordanians IJred on ' ' · He said prisoners were evaCongressional district annoanc. ·u be hiked f $61) to 17> ....,an . away. are housed In one-story brick closed today, The 19·year·oldl today 0 district victory baJ> WI th Ohl 1 rom te 77 ~ farm workers. m the ,• Hebron A guard at the Insiitution's buildings. cuated from the aru and pljlc0 nos opera 8 .• o area KinK of lbe generally is Scheduled llece.,.,.r 7th mon · 30 miles south of honor camp. about one mile . . . ed under confinement ern .C91Jnlry, .was vlsiliug . 30 . Jerusalem and ended when the 1 from the main institution, said The oorrecl!onal lnsUtutJOn, their quarters, and were not 1 B k C ., 1 them, Klt)shasa (formerly At:~ns p.m. n a er .r a b Propo~tiona~ lncre~ Israelis returned the fire. i By United Press lnternatfonal he could see flames and, built in 1960, houses 1,300 in· being used to fight lbe fire, v!Ye); .'J1te Congo capital, All 'st t R bl' If e rna 'm e rblemam er o I But it reflected the growing, The second major snow storm . . be WIS .overthrown. •~~ol.ders. acabmet e . epumembers lean o and JCe old the rstate s 283 ca ns, mostly I tension In the Middle East with' th 1ru k Obi M • 1 • Io e season s c o on • - ,. Ntare had wsted his legislative ollieials will e. •l buth the CairO and the lday afternoon and by early to. father last Jul,y· to take h red. Damaseus rad1os pouring out day accumulations ranged up to , of thl onetlm' German ono nonstop broadcasts trying to I fi · h in th Cleveland I ' Belgl.an territory. Ministry Confirmation from Governor :inflame the Jordanian people ' me es e I ' eials sold~ I._year-o.ld A.. Rhodes. has not yet 1 and the Palestine refugees there : · · · arch was deposed Monday receiVed but ll Is expeded to rise against both Israel and ~· The forecast catlo for con· I Middleport village council existing salary ordinance on all.for each single family dwtlllD& by. Mlcl\ei Mioombero, hia will be one of the. prlnCJpsl King Hussein. ' tinued snowfatl today, with con· ,learned Monday night In its reg· overtime pay. and provide for using an unmetered Pf!\'_~ mter and defense minister, With Con· Seven hundred thousand re- ' •iderable drifting and blowing , ular meeting It has acquired a payment of $2.25 per hour well or wells, the charge If.tf. announced the overthrow by Clarence E. fugees from Palestine have I and an additional accumulation two pieces of valuable real es-- tor an officer, with a minimum per month; for each add.lflODIJ;: military junta and said a . or Lancaster. . lived In Jonlan since Israel of from three to six inches In tate and gave the amended sew· charge of $5. Atl members vot- family or tenant usin& ih't, public has been established. Pnce of. the Uckel• Wltl be fought a bitter war of lodepen- the northern counties. er rate ordinance its second ed yes except Wayne Gibbons, same unmetered weD, or W411!t,, ~cluna ,.nd Will be. sold by the • Two teachers were blred In a dence with the Arab world in 1 The flurries wlll tap;r off reading. who voted no, on approving a the charge shall be. an acldl~ 1 " Republican organlza. regular meeting of the South- 1948 Jordan was torn by rioting this evening snd additional ; 'ddl R d ld first reading. Ia! $3 pert family urut, or , · · . . h · The M1 eport oa s e b ' Ike Goe. Along Mo ard ern Local School Bo n- for the past two weeks as the amounts m the soul ern .coun· rk has been transferred from A second reading of sewer· per mon ·. '· GErn'SliURG, PA. _ day evening, reported Supt. Ir e rug e e s demanded action 1 Ues today should be negligible. I :::'e M . s Local School Board rental rates ordinance No. 887 ,1 For ,';llultlple family ;, 111111 me• President Dwight D. Paul Powell. ! agamst Israel. Snow amounted to only an . . el8 rd' was a roved ,usmg metered water, .U.. enl10w6r predl!lled Monday that Hired as guidance eou?"elor l' ButKiug Hussein's loyal Arab Inch at Columbus and Akron,, ~ M~ddl;potc."'~ ~n~, Ze~~ Thi/~rdina~ce slates that ' first urut shall be charged"the world populatioo was Mrs. Eleanor Hutchmson, Legionnaires put down the while Toledo reported three res en un 1 0 n r - - -~- ~ ~. . same as a smgle metered IIIII',. should it continue, will Ravenswood who, Powell not· Irioting an~ were malnlalning an: Inches and some of the north- kle. ; Each additional family 111111 "wider and more lidverse ed, " nol a replacement since uneasy qu1et along the boedersleast counties along Lake llr~e l Zerkle reported that he and I rOJaDS or tenant using the same ~ ial aiJd econoinic effects . . . she is the only person hired with tanks and machineguns. had ·six inches. I B. F. Parmalee met with the 1services shall be charged than any other time." He this year in that capacity. 'The dog fight between the Some schools In northeastern board oJ education last Tuesper month. For eacb ma~ birth . control Information Mary Kelly, Hartford, was Israeli and E:gyptian pianos Ohio were ordered closed for day evening wheo the board a· 00g OW luriug or induatrtal CODSII!l.lli' facilities should· be made Doef hired as first grade teacher, broke out about sb: hours after the day greed to transfer the park using unmetered private 'IIIII; 66 cesslble "1!0 thai every ~~~~~ !:~H;e,~nry;~,l'..: ~l~'::tls mo~ln ;,; replacing Mtss Tucker who had the mornlng boeder shooting Major· highways were open It ~hich lies west of the post of: the charge shall be fU •!ill ma)o decide for Itself, ~ M . orial I· been a temporary teacher • , mcldent. Beerolaylm, where the traffic, but nearly all roads flee. The park has been offered month per ~ell. Other Ulllllltflll and freely, the course H . yetera~s er m ~ ~ Permisslon was granted by , dogfight took place, II northeut were snow-covered and slippery as a museum site to the Couned users will be assiined •• to take." ,. tal. ~~ra ce~ w at the the. board to Mr. Andel'!lon,vo- of Tel Aviv near the Jordanian as temperatures remained be- , ty Pioneer and Historical Socie- LOS ANGELES (UPll ·-Rose (Continued on Pile 2} ~; lke tsald be . rFunay 0 1 H p. · lth the cat10nal teacher, to tate five border city ol Tulkalm. low freezing. Streets in the ty. Bowl-bound University of South· Ewmg ers orne w boys whn are interested in at 1 'Th · did ol E · with recent Rider outelating Burial ·1 e co!MlunJque n ICleveland suburbs of South u- 1 Mr Ze kl a! posed 1ern Califoria, weakened alrea· .roup .of Ca~lie ·be In the Rock Sprtngs 00 .;lendlng college to Ohio Slate 1explaln why or ,how thl cUd, Shaker Heights. Cleveland, 0 rdin'ance" ~~u:; the t!~ · dy b~ a 51·0 loss to Notre 0 proll!s~ alleged . . •University, Department of Ag· Egyptian Jet lighters fell in IHeights and Lyndhurst were 1 vlll ffi I Dame, was shaken anew Mon11 to "Induce Surviving his wife, Aida r!Culture, <;veer Day, Sa~ , Egyptian te~ltory since the .clogged by drif~s of from six I~g o."~tv~te ~~;~r'':; day when ~ine players were ~I proJt'ams Doerfer: four children,iur:ay, ~j: 3."~ , bonier area" a long way from to eight Inches m depth. place of business for any com· ruled inellg~ble as junior colapproved." He said tile ' Colene Fields, Hartford, . re u~.::11!Title Ip';~hgav:.: there and much closer ·to munlty gathering In Middleport. lege lransfets for the Pasadena , SOJI admlnltlratlbn is Va.; Mrs. Pallly Spires, : . ed b • the Veterallh Memorial HospHal These fees will comply whh the classic on Jan. 2. i Medium damage was ..._ lng the proltein "In an Rt. 1, Henry Doerfer, a:;..,":"vr :'Edy . tl State Ailml881~ - Wllliam P1ck.. "'he chief losses were star end :ed to a 1966 model car 0 , of hep!ulltm, ·not Rt. z and Mt'S ..P uea on, grant I SHOPPING ens, Juanlla Spencer, Pome- D' • S b Ron Drake, au all coast per· at 3 a.m. on Suttonl atitllheHfori, he Is In Cheshire, Rt. 2; mg $4I,IIOO for vocational eulil- · J{, Jl, DAYS lEfT roy; Edna Craig, Middleport; IVor~e 18 oug t former who had set a school ship &ad No. 202, about · meitk five sisters, ,ance. Po~t n~~~~u:..e the Mildred Withee, Pomeroy; In Me1gt1 Court record with S2 pass receptions. of 8 tnlle north of the · ' wc:UJI Hood, and Mrs. Wl . the , Fern Stafford, New Haven; Juanita Blankenship, 234 East and safety Mike Battle who wllliRun &ad. reif Jns ~~~IZI!l,Culvert, Warren, Ohio; se~gl:~~l-::! wlll al· ! Wood, Pomeroy; Marie Main-st, Pomeray, has filed a be the most difficult to replace, The car, driven by Thorleil VI ,. · OVE,Ii.i;~' Knopp, West I aummer . Dailey, Racine; Thoma• .Wil· petition for divorce In Meigs Coach John McKay admitted. Bentz, :12, Rt. 7, ZanesviilC. . · IN ·. Francis Clark, . Attending the 10n, Pomeroy: Florence Dorst. County Common Pleas Court Tho players were knocked went out of a:mtrol on 1 100tt J.lri. Evelyn Young, IPresident OUs Morgan Triplet~ against William Blankenship, of the post-season bowl game l'ltl'Ve and ci'IShed Into 1 .., W. Va., •tid a, brother Olen Imembers Joe Union Terrace, Pomeroy, cllar- under a National Collegiate of fertee and four loll. ~· ' Harry lllil Dllcbaraeo - Warren Reeves, glng gross neglect of duly ~ Athletic Association rule which posts. . · · ·, · . Ann Wolfe. Boyer, .Anna Boyen, extreme cnJelty. bin j\mlor college transfers There - · ~ 111 lf~!.i'l. ~· TIMI! ~~ Mcllllf6e, William In other conunon. pleas eour1 •from such games unJw they le!t front f~, bumlll!r · Duff cratt· 12;· of Mr. Cecil Stacey. activity, Judge John C. Baeon 111tared lbe university with 41 lioad. Delila ilihv8 111 .to Mrs: ~ · ' sustain. oedered divorce IDnstli'tor AI- eredlts or a B average. , roj> imere ti ftl ~ a 'bl'llkeq week. 'Genml Boopltal len. C. IIlli to proceed. with an 'lbe Trojans other main loss- a Dwt b)" · : one oJ - ~essie Price,llnvOSIJialiDII in actions: by Bolo ·es were puilter Dick Hough, Se- lice. 'ftte,.~t wu J'rank HallldJy, ty A. ~ Shelil~Q VI. ·Wllllilm ·• T. CODd ~ tafety, Earl Mo- ed bJ ~Sitel'!lf· ,. · Shel!Dn, 11d Julia ADo HDI n. ~1.second strtro~ deiiDJ. bert Q ·, · •a ~(H r- ~ lfatitC ·8. lllllo 1ft ·. lllke 'h)'lor. I~ \ '' ' Inflation Hits State's Park Cabin Rents 1 11 I • Winners ID }Oth WilJ n·IDe Dec 7 . :I:" Lebanon Prison Fire Rages 0ut 0f contro . Mrs. Robert Rinehart er1ter· tained at the home of Mrs. L. W. McComas wilh a party in observance of the fourth birthday of her granddaughter, Ly. -I .,.-,·-·1 · E'ft'ae":: 'T, ;!I a Stonn w·Il I Taper Off ByTomg • ht 1 wn: Teachers Are u•Ired .::a on been i!t ReaI Estate Acquire In southern Ml~h htr•torncl antique oval mnke1 CJ dromatlc focal pain! Ofl ony wall. Simplo, unduttlritd lin11 high• ligMtd in meiDIIi<: bror~n. 26 A 23 ln,hM. taa- 1 MP·Uh A wulth of deloll•d earving creat.& a &Oid•n frl•%e of b1aUI)'f MassiYeftomelsenriched b)' gold m•lal finish. IHenry D.oerfer Of Pomeroy Dies Tuesday ind111, Your ~ Choice ° 1 T . u·Jl R h BJ ·I l H: ·'* By Ruling s:r; Lafe M de} Put these mirrors on your walls , •. and get set :)fan outburst of "ooh's" and "aah's"! Created by America's most distinguished dti5ignen - hand~ crafted by lk!sselt - all with Pittsburgh Plate Glass- many finished in gold me-tal leaf. Only the world's largest manufacturer of decorator mirrors could price the-m so unbelievably !owl ooercion are oo Auto Damaged 0.: I Seeing's believing, so see them In our show• r001111todoyl GG * I I N.. 7111 tt.re'l •fegante IIIII plbl The rich tall• of donie btullty l1 copll.lr1d In thh lradlllonai llijlller• .. ' ca.. Roo,.,. , out! tioo Third Floor furniture W ELBERFELDS - POMEROY ' ., e1tar1e .' ~ 6]• ,,_.'.'. J:,,. .. .._, ·!• '' -~<h.' i *" pl•c•. flor..-.llot bronN-gotd flnllh. 30 Jl. 191nch... ;i - .' Birthday is Observed by Lydia Johns,on 28 A :Z-4 P.. ' •===;;;;;""'""'==="i All with flawless PiHsburgh Plate Glass .\'•.' ~~·' --------' GUESTS OF MRS. BROWN Mrs. Sadie Brown entertained her family Thanksgiving with a turkey dinner at her I' home in Minersville. Presenl were Mr. and Mrs. Russell I Brown and Mrs. Harold Brown and son, Dr. Harold Brown Jr. of Pomeroy; Dr. and Mrs. Rob· ert Brown and son, Bobby of Dayton, and Mrs. Brown. i· .. ~· > What Guest Could Guess They Cost So Little? GIVE DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpen· ter entertained Sunday with a post-Thanksgiving dinner at their home, Mulberry Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. .James Carpenter of Columbu~. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Young and children, Robin and Philip or Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bamitz, Pomeroy. " . THE SHO£ BOX I Games and music were en. joyed after which Lyd1a op.:!l· ed the many lovely gifts. She was presented with thre<! d.ec. orated birthday rakes made by her grandmother, "1rs. Rine. hart. Ice C'ream and f'ake were served. Invited guests were Shti\a and Janet Hotky, Kimberly Donahue, Lee, Stephanie and Jay Ord. Mary Beth Slaven. Br,. an and Brent George, Margo, :Angela and Franklin Martin, Eddie Johnson, Jana Wi5t'man. Rutland, and Michael Dallas. South Charleston. Mrs. Margaret Parsons. Rutland: Mrs. Claude John-.on. Mrs. Frances Frazier, Mrs. Franklin Martin, Mr. and Mrs. · Harold George. Miss S11ly I Powell of Pomerov assisted ~rs !Rinehart and M~ McComas i~ ' serving cake, ice cream and punch. Christmas suckers and balloons were given as favors. A highlight of the day for the guest of honor was a tcle· phone call from her mothrr in Boston, Mass. ·a t •- 1-~~~iji~~::;;;::::=jj--:-:-::----.,~---!;t';;;f;;:;;----j dia Annette Johnson. I ' .v -. .• ~' Israeli ' • Ill Battle----------------------------------------..! Two Nasser Planes Lost Giant B52 Bombers S Red Troops Near CambodJ4 1 ,i,j ·I.J ' .,I • FIREPLACE SET ., i • '.>y· ,,.n " ~ \· I .. ' ... ~$999 J ( 1 .,) '· :r:: n /<.-~~ A '' I .;' SAVE $1.73 prmgs a . d Mrs. Bud 'l'hOrouln • n a MEDICINE CABINET DOOR MIRROR were . I 8" WORK BOOT lawson WALL-HUNG lEVELED EDGE DOUBU SJ11:ENGTK ~~ .~· DINNER Lo . Mr. and Mrs. ,..,.., gaa 100, Jobn, and Mrs. James and son, Skip ent<orta!ned wilb IIJwiay ~pent Thanksgiving . in ~ne~ recently;! ~ir~~ S1195 60" X 16" ,, ·~' .Allenawortlt and Lewis. . . f)fltitau CASE Of 4 I ' " i: llrs. . 1 llUVUt · - t,' 'I MOutJ. .80d .l..;, ·'' ' .,-. -<" Y' l~ · guests ol Darr:::ehRobellenil bus; and Mr. and Mrs. John M -• Kircher and family, Kathy, . . . rs. Gur Reynolds .and Mra. W. Va. and Mrs. Clyde HuddleJohn Pam and Carol of Colum- Thanksglvmg Day dinner Minerva. CHilders were Mr. ~d .Wn and son Don Allen ol VI· bus. 'Mr. Downing is in Louis!· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Wilham ·, Blan~ . a~d e~, W. Va. ana for a visit with his daugh· Reynolds were their son aad daught~rs, Car,Ia and Cathy, l--·' - - - - - - - - ter and family Mr and Mrs (amlly, Mr. and Mrs. Val E. Mrs. Nma Bl~~ apd Mr. and .. R. Johnson and fo; a huntinB Reynolds 'fll~ chUdren, Lynn, ~rs. ~:": Art~r .and .ohll- ): sla~rM~ ~ro~~· tri Gwynne and Val, Jr., of Mor· reo, uc 'fll Cheryl Ann. . • an · · · a p. gantown, W. Va., and Mr. Md Holiday weekend .guests Of ~.~t kC'flurch, Va., and John holiday weekend guests of their I.Jr~ Horace McEI.hinny. The Mr: and Mrs. E. 0. Roll were .. . r ' ~uncey. parents, Mr. And Mrs. Uswin bJrthday anniversaries of Mrs. their son, Tom Rail, a student ThanksgiVIng Day ,.::: 8 Nease and Mr. and Mrs. Clif· McElhinny and Val Edgar were at Kent State University, and ~uests j~rr. and Mrs. ford Phillips. observed and a decorated birth- Mrs. L. C. Riddle of Delaware. ue an . aughter, Sue and son, Ted Reed and sons, Tommy, day cake baked by Mrs. Melli· Miss Ellen Dutton, a student J.T., ~"'Mr. Harold Bowman, Bruce and Paul returned h;nny was' served. at Dennison University, Gran· Rita. arill Otarlotte, Mr. and home Sunday evening from 0 ville,.':'pent the holiday week Mrs. Kt~!tb Bowman, Oat HUI. holiday weekend visit with Mr. ••Jd !,Irs. Howard Wilson end With her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mn!. Hobart Dillon and relatives in Shelbyville, Tenn. entertained with a family din. Mrs. Date Dutton, Mrs. ThOmas Rue of Gallipolis. MJ·ss Barbaro Kennedy, slu· ner over the h.oliday. Guests Mr and M J h z kl Mr. an.d Mrs. Rodney Hill 0 dent nurse at Holzer Ho<pital, were Mrs. Cora Runyon, Buf. · ':'· n er e and son, Greg, Buckhannon, W. spent the boliday weekend with falo, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Craig were holiday dmner gue~ts · of Va., spent the weekend here her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- or Ft. Knox, Ky.t and Luther Mr. and Mrs. Albe~t Cox. with Mrs. Jean Cooke and lamter Kennedy Keever of Fort Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones . and lly. · Patr1ck · Wippel · IMrs · Cha rle8 Wil5 on and Mr. daughter.' Barbara bust. Mike Bratton student at Ft Mr and Mrs . ' were . · · · · d M · F kl' M rti d ness visttors m Galhpolis Fri~ • · and sons of Baltimore, Md. an. rs, ran m a n an da . Wayne Technical School, spent children Y were holiday weekend guests of, · Jim Johnson and John Blake, the hnliday with his parer1ts, their pa~ents, Mr. and Mr:i. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bratton students at Marshall Universi.- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brattoa. Joseph W1ppel ~nd Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Mike, of Fl Wayne, ty, were holiday guests of their - - - - - - - - - Norbert Neutzhng... Ind., and Steven, were Thanks- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MotOble, · 111otllllnln.c.nt~e~~ Mr. aud Mrs. Ph1hp Rexroat giving Day dinner guests of Johnson and Mr Eddje. Blake ,,.,.,u•• ~~....... -,~ and son, Phil of Cincinnati and her mother Mrs. Raymond Miss Joy Bog.v<! stud~t' ~~=r. ~:un.~==~~.7::;~ Mrs Dess1·e Patterson 0f Porn· ' . to"• ~MERI~. or Ean Or•D&e, lltau Of Hl'l J...,-. · Luman and daughter, MISS Jan- nurse at Holzer HospHaJ School 11u ~UN. w!lll tilt Jan oJlllb llllt IIPPlk· eroy, spent Thursday a.nd Fri- Ice Lurtan in Gallipolis Miss of Nursing1 spent tbe holida :~:! ~ ~ ~~U.::'t:~ day at G~eat Bend wtth Mr. Shirley Mealy of Columbus was weekend with her ~ nts My ~ltd tt ......... ttslllloelaJ e0114Uicll61 d M Cl . B d r p,.re ' r. "' Ill I~PUl ''*'Kit to 11m - • 1\!l!GW an rs. air oso an am- also a guest. and Mrs. Lional B S <>~ ~"~~t'- n. t9U: 1.4mitw: .-., •~:~•.· ily Joining the group for din· M Id. . ogg · fHO,l!B.•~~l LIIMIU"· ••2UIIIUUI, Ret · · rs. a Nell has returned Mr and Mrs Robert Harr1·, wtU, · JHI.I tr.&oo:)l : ca,&tiL tuoo.oooner Thanks ivin were Ted . · · .oo; s.~u••· •uu.aoo.lgli-.., Pt.,tH,d D !be gp gte, f G to her home m Flatwoods, Ky., and daughter, Susan, Columbu•, .,,.,.,Wflt.rm..J..!!~'"·"'·"· an e rt at rson o reat It ·· h . . . ed . . ""'' ..JN WITNESS 1 ..., • ..,...... B d a er a VlSit ere with her VlSit over the ThanksgiVIng wrt~~e..._, '"" ·•·aiiiif., •:.,• .am eMn · d M ·Ph' II R • sister, Mrs. Lillian McGhee. weekend with his father, ·Rob- ',!1:i'=~llf~.f~:=-., ~ 1 P exroal Mr and Mr Albe t R h t H · S 1' r. an " · '" d d ~! D . p ~ · s. r ous er arr1s, r. and oa.uer · f~ily. · tan son an S rts. d essie .a ... and children, Kenny and Becky, relatives. l1 erson were a ur ay evenmg spent Th•nksgiving in Leon, W. Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mr. M.IN'$ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs.· . · returned home after a three J p It d . o1' Va., w1th her mother, Mrs. AI- and Mrs. Charles WJ!son and DYNATQMIC ames a erson an 1ami 1Y ta Miller ""n and Mr and M p I weeks visit at Wapping, Conn. Racine and helped Terry Pat. . "'"'. . .. rs. au ith their daughter and son· t b te h' d Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel Wilson, VISited recently at Ft. . . W BRASS 1 ,'in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward r b't1hd erson ce e ra IS secon were hoI'd d' 1 K I'" M d M De · 1 ay mner guests o nox w u1 r, an rs Mls Written Guarantll!! 1 ay. WOOD BASK£T Corcoran and family. her daughter and family, Mr. Craig. The Craigs accompanied For Months Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. and Mrs. William Kitchen and them to Henderson, Ky.,- for Size . Karr Sr. returned home Fri· A thought for the day - children, Debbie and Denise, of a visit with Mr. Wilson, who is 61h to 13 day evening after spending American writer llenry David Chillicothe. employed by the 0. F. Shearer Thanksgiving with their daughThoreau said: "How many a Miss Seren Lewis, a freshCompany, and on to Evansville, :· .. -, . 5AYE ter and son·in~law, Mr. and man has dated a new era in hi~ man at Ohio University in Ath- Ind. ' $1.34 •Mrs. Edward T. Bauel' and life from the reading of ai ens, spent the holiday with her Holiday dinner guests of Mr. Mtddltport, 0. - - - - - - - - - - { Polly Ann. book." I parents, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Harry Chesher were Mis~ Polly Karr returned to SEYMOUR her home, Columbus, a f t e r 3 PIECE spending the weekend with her parents. Mr. 2nd Mrs. Charle."\ R. Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz were Thanksgiving guests of *POKER Mr. and Mrs. John Young and *SHOVEL family of Lancaster. *BROOM Dr. and Mrs. Robert 11,rown and son of Dayton were h<(nday SAVE $1.00 weekend guests of his patfnts, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Nease and family of Hamilton were giving guests of ·pii~;(;;;;;;"'"'""'""'"'"'"'"';;;;;;;JLurnan and daughter, 24, at the Legion Hall. of Gallipolis. Michael, a Named to the committee on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye Sr. omo:re at the Indiana Institute arrangements for tne part, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fryt Technology, Fort Wayne, has were Don Roach. Walter Bunce Jr. and son Richard Alien, reto Fort Wayne, Ind. and William Criner. Sanla will turned to their home In Dayton TONIGHT ond TUES. Thanksgiving Day · treats to tbe children and Sunday, after a weekend visit "WALK, DON'T RUN" of Mrs. Luman were then go to the Meigs County with relatives in the area. - T-echnicoloi'<.ar)' Grant, Samantha Eggar. Shirley Mealey, 0 h i o Infirmary and the CHildren's Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Hat~lm Hutton State University, and Mrs. It was reported to field of Columbus were I he Colo.-cartt.ons: Bla~kboard Jean Riley and daughter, Col· the Legion that 20 American weekend guests of his parents. Revie-w · kautmasttr Magoo leen, of Cleveland. flags were displayed in. the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HatAdmi11sion: 75c and 40c -· · business area at Thanksgiving. I field. '1w~.a~.. ::::,ar:,::y~.::nanfh~u~r~idl'!a::,- 11 Mr. and Mrs. George Massar Nov. 30·0... 1 cles and baked goods and and Melissa and Steven of Co· NOT OPEN variety of candies and CO<Jkiesl lumbus were Thanksgiving Fitday and Solurday will be wid. RELATIVES COME guests of his parents, Mr. and December 2-3 A luncheon of soup, Mr. and Mrs. George Logan Mrs. Clarence Massar, Mulbel'· "'KING KONG vs. d . h d d GODZILLA" san WIC es, esser1 an l:'rtlertained a group of re 1a- ry Ave. - Technico}oralso will be featured. The tives with a turkey dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler The most Titanic Monsters of ternoon and Eleanor · Thanksgiving at their home, returned to their home, Bridgeall-time clash Head-On! have been preparing Hemlock" Grove. Present were port Friday evening after "A MAKNILCLOEUD~,D GET Ifor the sale. Mrs. Everett Mr. "''d Mrs. Dw,·ght Logan 8pending Thanksgiving with her · Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. - Technicolorvis Is general chairman for and son Sk1·p, Mr. and Mrs. El- s1ster ' · Garner, Melina Mer· hazaar with Mrs. I mer Bailey and Sandi, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Grueser o.f .M:Jddl.eSandra Dee, Tony I Th k d Hayes and Mrs. David Entsmin- Helen Brlckles, Mrs. Florence port was the an sg1vmg Jct· : 60c and 30c ger assisting, with members •f[Holley, Miss Bernice K~g and ner guest or her stster, Mrs. . 1 '""'"'""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~th~e~ci~rc~Ie::s:..------~th~e~h~os~t:_a!'n~d:..b~o~st~e~ss~._ _ _ Bentz Wolfe. -: Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dwtght ~gan and Skip, Mrs. Helen Bnckles, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Elmer Ba1ley and Sandi and Mrs. Helen Sauvage . . . were Friday e~enmg dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Logan , . . Mr. and Mrs. Rollm Bearbs returned home Saturday after1·ng Thanks· • noon • after 'pend · giving at Canal Winchester witb their daughter and son-in-law • Mr and Mrs Roy Evans and' THEATRE ......""" Rodney Downing 11ere be r mother Mrs. Harley Bovie, Galupous; her son and daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. " --;,.· ' ;}I.,I •. ' .,, ';-~,.~ .. ~ . -~ ..~.·::·n .:· ··.. _ii' ~/ ''·'' '' .' :-. \ ·- ' �·' •• ( ' • • . ' ·Upcoming ·B~Ils ,.... No~re DNG'I'ON (UPI) - Co.lof Rep.-elect MaJ111, J1. Bayi>Sicklu bilL · 1ibnnliQ, pundit~, IIOOtbaym .Iowa. . · Cenlonbl!'-ldvocalel ol Itand otbor DO<Qil lneo 'have ae will be able to Ill• deral law requlrllW women to , ~;;)!ulr IInce !be. ele«!!loo Ineumbent Rep. John J. Jlb1des, keep lhelt namil COW!t4 In ~ Bbout nm &.Ariz., In Introdu<IDC a Mi:rM- public .were eJII!!Mlrlpd by lbt ... out; nlilot WIDIID& to be left I alaQ ha'le apeot a lot ol .limo • 'I ' Rhodes victory ·ol Rep:-elecl Dillie! E. Button, JI.N.Y., but no Jocteal It II wtllltely, bo~, that co-~. II avaDable. bDl. • ~~~~-~-~ or neworl~a1o: ;!""""=w::~ '1111 belt tbV.,.. hope ror 11 .....,.._ .... - Jllt the f Jes oupport from Rep. TllomU M. tefelled lncumbenla. use 0 cou. -• CtlUp • Wash * Champiohshi~: ,: . . t '/1 MF'L o' ne-r.·o A re N·ea· . r A. gr·nemea. .''41:,o,.• ·l<J· ··i!rtl w•'<' 0 • ' t:/ ·" , wtihill ·NEW YORK (UPII- Natt' onal ,·ts se·oond day. . . I • , Other important items such groups of four teams Football League owners expect- The owners. who began their as determining the d;;~te and site each division. · · · :JJ ed to reach an agretment today joint meeting with the Ameri· of_ the _Super BowJ, awarding · The schroula would ~~-1j; concerning the realignment ot can Football League bo&ses at 3 owner~hlp to the ~ew Orleans set !lp so that each ~f9a ;,-. teams in th~ Eastern ~nd mid-town hotel Monday, hoped franchu;e and settmg up th~ ~ each troup woild play,?po Western Divi"ons as the ftrst . to . resolve the problem by late common draft of college player, games on a home ancl: ~ Joint meetmg between the two th1s afLernoon so that the league were tabled for later m the b . 'th the other· .filw-. . . k c . . p t 3 SIS WI -L~""' professional leagues moved into could go_ahead w1th preparmg wee as omnuss10ner .e e learns in that group a~ , JIJ.~Y -'"''""-~ ""'"'; ._ ;_,,,."_c,.- 4~*#,-,;_,g;; an acceptable schedule for 1967. Rozelle urged that the reahgn""'"'"'- "'" , -' ,.. ...'"', . ~---"ed f' one game eac11 WI'tb the·•..._ '"._. Tbe Rio Grande-Findlay The ad.dllion of New Orleans to ment problem be resolv Irst. [l four teams in the divisitut": Till College baskttball game will the NFL . next ye~r has U~der the concept of the new remaining four games i a.: :t.t. be played at the Jackson instigated thiS new realignment realignment plan, the 1&-leam i hed 1 ld be gl:l'fed Higb school gym on Saturday, of teams. . N!'~. will be ~ken Into two I :~ain~t e tea:c;u from the Qtblr . Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. --divlStons of e1ght t~ams and: division . -~ :i.!~ Tbe Rio Graode J.V.'s will further subdivided mto two, ' _,, ,J'I play SinciBir College of Day· , There are several ;jli!"§\IJI!!II ton, in a preliminary game I 1116U1 ~LL GAMES ISTARFIGIITER CRASHES facing the ~111\~rs i.!lllfllfll' at 6 p.m. In the Jackson Hlgb TEAM w L p OP realignment problem, ochool gym. i .Jackson ". "" " I I 131 I~ . BONN IUPll - A West I main one is to deterrni't'! . fiii""'""""'"''J!.•"'''''~"'""- Wellston ....... .. o 1 ~9 77 German FlOIG Starfighter •oJvision New Orleans 0 4 ; ..... Outvotina the lrbh 3' ~ 10. The Galli)Xllis ... , . . . . 0 0 0 o: approach to the Buechel Air Orleans or Atlanta as tfte~ 0 Sapllaortta.•• ..dhrileew · .. N.ot..... ~D.palaceme l COLUMBUS (UPI)-'l'he New Pittsb.urgb, .it \voold be their MNidldlepolrlt 0 0 0 Di Base. about 40 miles west of team. The Falcons,~ b e sonv1 e 0 0 0 ol here, the defense . ministry NFL this year, are cu. , received four thirds alld one York Yankees, otlll 1 liUie first qne olnc~ Nov. 2&, 1962 · . p , , .. . , 0 o o o' announced. The pilot died in a the Eastern Division. · l' foUrth. ,rocky from the last deal they Tbat was the day the Yankees NEW YORK (UPil -A , omeroy hospital from injuries suffered The AFL, with onT¥i"P, · 1made wltb the Loa Augeles traded away Moose Skowron for irematch b<tween world IIcht· i "· " · !leva Ia~·· Cl 1 11 1 11 Nntre ~a~s· vl'!;'!ryp nar- Dodgers showed they were pitcher . S\an WW!ams, and it: weight champion carlos Ortiz i CoclOLbUMBJUSt 1~P 1hJ - t Thte 1965116 SEOAL FINISH after ejectinG from the aircraft. teams. wi o ow " 1 ':" • wWing to let bygones be also was 1 day the Yankees and . Sugar Ramos or Mexico urn us e s o. e 1n erna . TEAM w L P OP lt was the 65th Starfighter schedule pattem It b~ . ro~er -~~ tbe UPh tl.g_!l~_! bygones today when they would rather forget. was a definite possibility t~ay 1 i~al _ League Mondpy SJgn~d 1 Wellston . _L2 2 1112 8tit l lost smce the West Gerrn~n Air year bot wiil be su~:. _9 broached another one for ! Pittsburgh got the ball rollinc in the wake of Ortiz' 14th round · Hardmc W. Pete Peterson .s 1Athens .. .. 12 2 862 711 Force introduced the American· change in 196il when i\.#11 of :::::l~:"::~., sbortstop Maury Will•. somewhat Monday by purchas- 1knockout of Fabriel <Flash) , menager for the t967 ba<eball l'!elfOnville ... . 10 4 948 854 designed plane in 1961. lOth leam. · Dodger general manacer Buz. ;ing leflhander Juan Pizarro Elorre Monday night at Madls- ..ason. ' J~·kson ' " .. 9 5 941 907 rr~iii:;~~IT~~::::;: zle B a v a, 1 admitted the IJrom tlle Chicago White Sox in on Square Garden I Logan .. ....... 5 9 9!17 941 • Yankees bave inquired about [thelirst deal olthe meetings. 1 No fewer than three promo- SOUTH BE~D, l:d..iUPD - , GaUipolis ..... 311 7~ 87.i l · ··., ,.1 ' Wills as weU as the Braves and .Plrate manager Harry Walker ·ters were ready to stage a Notre Dame s F1eht1ng Insh[ Middleport 3 11 8,4 9351 "· Twins, bul he said be would said he 'believed the change of !remalch of' the controversial came home Monday night te a , Pomeroy 2 12 i45 10151 have to get a shortstop in :leagues "might give Pizarro a ;bout in Me:dco City lil$l month pep rally of the ent1~e student 1TOTALS 5G S6 7009 7099 , return belore parting with the :tittle ntra drive." ' when Ortiz stopped Ramos on body, and they dtdn t need any . 33-year-old veteran. , Monday's major Jeape draft [ cut~ . m the firth round. a : offtc1al f1~ures t? know they had I 1Reserves) I'OMEROY LANES "If the Yankees can come up jprovided fe-w surprises, but 1cleciston that later was o~er- ~ won . the . national football : TEAM .W L P lleld Lea... with a shortstop to give us, some eyebrows were r~ised 1rulert . by the_ World . Boxmg I cha~pmn shlp _ . ' Logan . . . . . . . . 13 754 November II, ItA maybe we can do something," 1wben the Houston Astros ptcked : Co~cd f~llowmg a r1ot from 1_ More than 5,000 st_udent!' Jackson . .. .. .. 12 2 763 Pelats said Bavasi. "But 1 don't see much-traveled Bo Belinsky from Iwh1ch. Ort1z n-arrowly escaped. poured out of the res1dence i Athens 10 4 620 Team 300 62 wbo they could offer us." San Diego of tbe Pacific Coast George · Parnassus of Los halls and library when tmses Gallipolis 7 7 538 Ron~ie'a Boyl 58 Willw fell into disfa~or with League. Belinsky was sent to Angeles . Bob Leith of Puerto bearing the Notre Dame team Nelsonv11ie 4 10 582 48 RacJnt ~D Dodger owner Walter O'MaUey !the minors last summer by the Rloo_ and Harry Markson ~( pulled into view oulside ll1c Wellston 4 10 536 1 F~enchie 1 Trans. 32 recently by taUng French leave IPhiladelphia Phillles. Madison ~q~are ~a.rden w1t- fieldhou se. [ Middleport .... . 3 11 51B 26 of the club while It was touring 1 The major leagues selected a nessed Oritz surpnsmgly easy , Mtller, Bros. Grocery Pomeroy . . . . . . . 3 II 520 Brown' Traclcr Sales 22 Japan. If the Dodgers and : total o! 23 playera for an ouUa) . vJC~ry o~er Elorde, the wo;Jd NEW YORK IUPil - B"ck- TOTALS ... . 56 56 1831 High Game - Mtckoy Miller IYank..• c.. swing a deal oi lof $422,0011 with the Mets and IJUntor lightweight champwn passer was acclaimed the Am- FRIDAY'S GAMES' 235: HJgh SerleE - Nick Coate!'~ . any consequence at the annual [ Angels being tbe most active by who suffered the w~rst defeat of : erican champion of 1966 as well Gallipolis at Nelsonville 557 : Team Hlgb Game and I baseball meetlnBS here or in taking three playera apiece. his II>year profesSional .career. as the top 3·year-<Jid today by ! Athens at Wellston Senes - Team 300, 827, 2418. Possible Coate~r~ the Thoroughbred Racing As- Jackson at Logan Want the Best Gomes Other future posSJbtUttes for . sociation. Lady Pitt w~· judg· : Middleporl at Pomeroy Trl Couty IA!ag1e _ _ OrtiZ, who. made his thtrd l ed the best 3-year-old! filly . : SATURDAY'S GAMES, November 1$, liN successful title defense of the 1 · Oak Hill at Gallipolis Ptlltl year a,nd seventh overall durinc 1 DALLAS (UP!) - Thorough· Wahama at Middleport For the Premiums You Pa·~ 1 F·~pn Abbott Sl his two championship reigns, ly beaten French ch~llt>11ger Hqisum No. I 511 were Teo Cruz ~nd Fe ankle ~~n Josslin admitted . Tuesday · !;EW YORK iUPil - Ohio SEE BILL CHILDS oki!JI poss!bla ··· Here are my lorecasla on Although Rops. John Young, Pelly, ft. \'"'"m~" '111\at to expect ill the way ol [).Tex., and Samuel L. Devine, i a Pelly-Button • :JqlslatiDD: " BJpwaya _ legislation to dllrae motorlsto a fee lor !dl'lvi!JI on the Federal IDler· 'llale System 1s doomod. : •Rep. George M. Rhodes, [). l!a., was re-elected but bls eolleague, Rep. Hermao Toll, [). Pa., llaa retired. Tberelore, 'l!iere will be no toll-Rhodes bill. 90 lnotud, CoagreBS will approIii more lllOilO)' lor the blgbway system. 'Ibis ' .. arose with the victory - Dame Captures UPI's National Grid NEW· ·WIIIt · iWII •The rlet'111nlllrJitlad •llled the~hlcb collected the· 4ther lira~ rtghlinC lrltll a1 jllllt Dame, !flab 111 1o :ao Ia ItS!, lace vo~. · . ALL-STAR temporari!Jdllhllll-first climaxed a devutatlq '.0.1 , Rose Bowl·bound Purdue place b)' ...,... •t., today cainpalga c1ur1uc which NO placed a healtlly sil:th With 133 reached ..0111 Wllll'l hiGh· rolled up 3fi2 poiala whlle lpoints, while Nebraska, which 111 pl..._ .,._, they were yieklillg only 38. · meets Alabama 10 the Sugar eroned • Dldoul cbam- Alabama, Ute national cham- Bowl, took seventh with 126 pi001 by the United Press pion iD 1964, drtw four first· pOints, 14 to front of Georgip Jnternatloaal·Board of Coaches. place ballots and wound up Tech. Soutb.I(D Methodist and ·The Irilb, recording a 51.0. third with 280 points, . while Mlami (Fla.) chose the right rout of Southern California last Georgia, following its 23-14 time to move into the top 10 for Saturday ihat undoubtedly j[D.. victory over Georgia Tech, their first visit this season, with pressed the as.:member panel of rec,veii enoug_h . suppo~ for a the Mustancs drawing ~~- votes coaches, drew 329 points - five fourth-place !miSb Wltb 199 for Dinth .and the Humcanes ~ore than Michi,gan State ..-to points, 12 ahead of UCLA, 1receiving 31 for lOth. win tbelr' first nationtll title In ·--- --·- -the clllSest ratings race ever Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l.liddleport, 0., Nov. 29, 1966-3 oontestecl. N~e' Dame, . wflose· l0-10 tie , >:ith the Spartaoa Nov. 19 cost "Aren't you cold, ~:e it the No. I ranking aod sent warm youneU by Michigan Stale to the top t!fte ' polata ahead last week, collect- · ed 20 first-place votes to Michigan State'oiO. Tbe Sw· e 0 :reWa COII8M!Iobll110i!IIOD. • 0. NOY. '21, 1111 ,·o R.()blo, were both re-elected,! Gambl!ng.-Leglalatloll mok· the defeat or Rep. Rodney M. ing gambling 1 crtme .11 uollkely Love. J).()hlo, kDII chaoces lor ,If Rep.-elect Larry WinD Jr., Re!ther a Young-Love or 1 iKao., opposes It He will be In· De,;ne.Love bill. . posll!on to team up with Rep. EQually dlm are prospecb for 1Jackson E. BeUs~ R-Ohlo, In legislation to build special offering a rival WinD·Betla bill. roadways for two-wheeled ve- Drui -~·•· bill : hlcles. tighten federal con..,.. over • Rep. carlton R. Sickles, [). sale ol sleepi!JI pills will Mel., gave up bls seat to run lor undoubtedly be 011aeted. Rep.· governor. Thus he will be elect Charles W. Sandman Jr., unable to join Sen. Birch E. R·N.J., can put It across sinll• Bayh, [).Ind., In sponsoring a handedJY. I 23 Pia·ye·r·s 'A're :i:-7.: ortiZ·• Ramos p• k d D , 'f , :~~o~e:;.~~= :~~~ lC e lD '' ra t Rematch Is Snorts IQ/1 of the Decode pre. d.Icted.. SEO Standings ·iJI!l • 1 ~~:~. Brl.ef s r ::: : :: ~ : ~~~~~:~~hi:~m~~e!g~ ~~;~~ ~:·v~~G~~~r~l:i~~"':"'"''"-ii"'· ;/il 1 45 Eastern Students Win Honor Rating · 'UPfBriefs Announced in New Haven 1 1 First Night Key Southeastern Oh.·o Hoop ~~s~:\"~" ~ Play \Viii Stw_Friday. -·:·. ~;;a~~wa~:~:rPuerto:llicon- ~o~sho;:,to~: !~;th~ ,;:~~s ~~~~;· ;~~··:~~e:~~~ndayR~~ 1 DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.. , Craig's Market 39 The 1966·67 Southe~~ Ol\1b Al&!~~-AA~~'~i' ion" and was apt to keep hi< the 22-mao Look magazine All· '· . '· ., .' 0 .J Auto Parts 14 ketball race will start with 1 batl'g Fl'Uiay·n .. ', ,, . CHOLERA STRIKES welterweighl title "as long as Am erican team. The squad in· Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Q .: lnf! • • Htgh Game and Seriea -Art Defending co-championS Athj!lll .and ehslon ~'ih HONG KONG (UP! I - ;he is protected by tile 1, ~<- •••' eluded seven players from tlle , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO S!Dharl, 225, 588: Team HJch Joe£ horns at Wellsto6 in the evening't bigges! ·con'te!tt:' Canton, Communis! Cninn's i and can punch from a dis- Big Ten area, including three ' Game and Series - Holsum The hto teams split last win~ - ---- largest southern city, has been , tanc:ee:."·~---·--------~·_'lfr~om~N~o)Dtr~e_D~a~m".'e'.:.·---....:'.=================!'!:"~ No. I, 996, Jll'l8. ter enroute to 1 !2-% conference ers '""'Jal'l<so• ·m.t·L.,an..WOI stricken with a cholera e;,ide. i --record cOI.lidt lt · Lopn. ..c(,ach ~ DaVe mic during the pa~t w~k . news 11111• Glril Leape · Fishfr's Ironlile«'Iiav~ · t.m n<ll - i reports here said loday. Novtmller tJ, INI Neither team appears to be eogu' ·r•mei'\JI!a!r'!ilt!jr~lts. l Most of the vicUms were · Woo Loot as strong as las! year, but At)>. ,,rrra · ~~"Oak"llllt"WWrile l reported lobe rhtldren. Teiun No. $ tl> I\!I ens, with veteraa coach Chuck los!Jii'' to ~verly ·• ~-saiitrilay ' EVADE DRAF"l' Pantherettes $ l McAfee beck at the helm, io night. · .. · " HONG KONG (UP!) -Fift"n Team No. 4 , 5 3 tall, and should be able to eon• '"" ! stowaways Jrom South Viet Apple Klnga· 4 4 lrol the board> againsl t be Log;m lost Its opener . last ~ Nam were found aboard the s s. F011r Musketeen S\!1 4\!1 smaller Rockel! who dropped Friday at ~olumbus Whttehall. "Cason" when the sliip arrived High Game and Series -Peg· their sesoon opener to Vinton Th~ Chleftams have 1 defimle In Hong Kong from Saigon gy,G'Brien, 121, 246; Team High County Baturday night. hetght advantage, and the home Sunday. The men claim<!<! they Geme - Team No. 5, 581; Two other leading contend· planks should make LHS a fa. slowed away in an atlel!'.pt to Team High · Serieo - Team 4 vorite here. avoid being called up for •lid Team 5, 1131. Tum $ 17 II Coacb 1>\lko Bunon's Galllal m!Utary training. High Game and Series -Bar· Academy Blue Devil! will jour· COLUMBUS IUPI) Tho ,; la'lam Boys LeaiDO bar a While, 166, 145: Steve Van ney to ·.Nelsonville in a third Clncinnall Redo drafted today l\lovomber If. INI Meter, 175, 414: Team High kev contest The Hounds finish· Ivy Washington from Toronto Woo Loot Gam• - Team I, 889; Team ei thlnl 1~1 winter with a 111-4 and the California Angels piCk· Slrikes Impossibif IS High Series - Team 1, 2529. mark while GAHS tied Middle· ed up shortstop Don Wallace Team No. I • port for seventh with a 3-11 from To!edo.__ _ _ ___ l Team Nt. 2 21!1 511 re<.<Jrd. Ttam 'No. 4 21> S\!1 . MOII!Iay 1\IIJ..t IA!apo Coach Bob Sheskey II well· J!llh Gallll! and Serles-Stev• November It, liN pleased with bls Hound> follow. Stoi'y 115, 291; Team HIRh Polala Garno and Series - strlkee Im, Beo Ceee S7 ing two scrimmage triumphs pollsible, f'IS, 1215. ' Masqueraders 50 and a victory over Ames·Berno · Blaettnar Auto 47 In a preview on Nov. 2S. Early Wed.. Mlsed LeaiDO Fabric S~op 37 In the · other SEOAL batUe I · . N~ember 11, ItA ' Team s 211 Friday, Middleport battles arch· Woo Loot Team I II rival l'l>meroy at Pomoroy. ll wb\o•. •' Foorsoote 26 10 High Game and SerlO! - Lou· Coacb Carl \folle'a Yellow Jack· >S ib HU J: B-F's Z% 14 ise Gilmore, tat, 461 ; Richard ets hope ID improve l11t year's ' l olr,i U1 -.- ~l•t. h FOI!r SJ>Orlllnen 11 II · RusoeD 110, 549; Team High oeventh plaee finish, and Coach •'• .H+i'i ,. Spoilers 17 It Game - Blaettnar Auto, flSI: Russ Moore's Panthers hope to (He laJI alwa~a keep yaur 'flllablee ira a~ -., . 4 Four ACOtl II 20 Team IDgh Series - Masquer· get off on the right foot after ' ' ~l"'' 'lb ~ble ~·s ·• r1 aders, tl71. ' \ riJ llnislting last ID ill66-4e wllh I ~ · · .-. High Game - ,Betty Smith -•• J ' 2-12 loop lllll'k. ' •l.l '' J . - .... <! 161, Charles Winebrenlle_r, 311;, m , .,...., Bird Lea. . 1Hi&Ji !lerl!o - Betty Smith 451, nomOI 1 _,, •Two non-lea-ue 11mee are A.'.'L. ~helps 553. Team Jllg~ November 11• ItA Polata ichecluied Saturday. Middleport ' : Game aM Series - Foursome ••ow F~·r 51 will host Wahama .and Gallipon~ •Pinqetw&~~oo~. 1 54 , •· • ""'A ' Bewlettes 53 All •!ll'slty conthla are sla~ y noU .~ d , ) P'l"eroy .Lueo · ..W Kraay Four 52 ed to begiJi al I ·p.m. Reserve · ~:..-Trlt~~J: . Odd Balls 50 conlesla 11art between 1:45 and ,; · " ' , ••1 Pin SpUtters Ill 7 p.m. . . · · . "ea .... 'IIJgh Geme - Nellie Wrll!ht ,.;---Tho at~, subatantW LTD II, Fqrd aft this_a~ extra~' SelectMaple .Lawn Ptultry II II 194 , High Serlea _ Mona Neal, CO(.UMBUS ruPI) _ BowJ. iilhift Ctuiae·O·Matio tranamlatlion leta you shift automatically or 22 NOIJ \ ar~ Central II 442; •ream High Game aod 1ng Gree'n Slite ll•l..nlty was manually to fit each road situation • Comtort,Stream Vent•latJon Thije Aces • li\fo l&\!1 Seriell Slow FOO. i57 1805' a !!OUd favorll* M..s.y to wiD ciroulBt!B frel!lb air, ezhaU8tl stale air with WJDci.OWB, O)OBed. I 28~-C!U. T-id ~ A l)euce If!. 1• · ' . tbe Mid Americlll Conference ln. V·S • Tellt-drive the Ford LTD- one of the world a mollt luxunoua Ci ' ~ . 11\!llt,li . ' . lnthe ' .., . ' automobUee, and cl'n11 ot the quietest. It's qui.- because it' a lltroJl8E'r, . •P , FrNay'l LIIP• ~uger ~u.., it's beUer built. . gh G~~~tt aod 8erlel) ·- ld . Navt•llet IS, 1111 . lD • polt'llf MI.<; ·J¥'1l01 aod I I I. ' . . ·~ ), G'- • I ! All the doors can lock by themselves on our new '67 Ford. And if one door's not closed tight, a little light tells my father. Another light reminds him to fasten my seat belt. Daddy says he got the safest, strongest Ford ever built to hold me. ~·-»I ' \jl ·" ci-""' BRUNSWICK CEILINGS · M~··· ~ ) ~ ...... - - 'I'U •-·s » = ·:':-n'I"P . ~aat ..-lltti, ·1. ;e~~~ ::. ·~ .· · ;·,,:_,J.·.it:1: ~J~~~ =~ .::; t'i.:1.ru: . ,. iSIJ~J'!,Y ~P·.• · · y.;;p."' ::·.·!,. ·. r ~. .J~-·It·~.·'r..!:~~~l.~~-~Fr> .. < ' -w,~i•: .W~t.~·"'.,~~ .... ' 'nar.il~ ,:; ' ·' ~1 _..·.::F.. ·~,':~.' j :. • < j. · , 1 \ ~ ~h~~:~··:~-•·' '_ j. 1 . ·-· ' - f p..,ts peQpla ., ..aple - .,..Wng Ford ahudl ow : j~~;;~;~~~~;~;~~· ~ ~;~;;~~;;~~fl~~;h~~~~~~ ,,,,., ~rieL lA "Atllmt.lln ~ ~ 111 In Qlty after CltJr.. . Antonio and iS• . ales gures s Detroit and DenJerl · . .. Ahead in a Angelel ' end dltva and Mil · · .. , · . . ...-~,'Ill .. , , , . .· · · · TESII'•DJUViE A '67 .STAN~ fALCON, FAIRLANE, ~ u~D' ' "'{,~:, · $ ·. V;·: · 1 no FO i a ~atrona o pnd Seriell'· ~ •Acel Babr'e Clotb!elli . 10 ~ Fill- PIIJI'!d IS'( rites !rom entlreiy'niw peill~ offac!; ),ani( _1 , A.,O,uce.· ly(e. • 59Silf4!1;· I'IS;· · . . . .. .·~W• lml the Armstrong haa and·dJ&tlnocr-.Jtd ap ·-HIP. "' Joll\lleau!Y. ~ton · II . ·,t,bt" utia11Aita. ~~ was Tha~>ide beYfi. . ·~ · ·•· · " Team I .. · 17.\1, U\1 · ~: '111111111 ~while de- tiva woaci,ll~e. design: mekll :fl~lor ..ril.. · t~.. ·. Forest~ lllodl )I · .20 . . : ' , ~~ - Mjlqti .,... ' llfllnll'll~kidee,lfol,onyi'C!Ont •f' ' ~•"~~~'!"' It lilt :' BtflrlY 1 lleaufl - II , ll, . wllii•• ·pojl!l,l•,,. ., i 1r1 your houae. . al.l>W·"" , . · · · · .lftll •Liol 00 Cafe · , · • •.. ,101\ ~ ·' Wt4~ MkiiJll(lll ,~otiltded , . , · c 1 · .. . u ' 7 "'-- .G~e :-: J)!lla /!OYI.. .tiut lllllltiHII~ ,~ . ·KING. liUILDiR$ 'I" -~ II , 7 117: ·!itp,: lkirlu- Carolyn l!W!;one lint IJM) 'f4 .[IOints • . ,'· . ·' > .: ' . .> iHT · . ~&'lllllilNDDUJUIIlAT;-YOlJR FORD· DEALER'S! ··.:· - ....~.............~-".! ,, ·, '··· ----.--:-"----"'l"..,. ...~~~-.,..-...._-,.....,...------.... �·' •• ( ' • • . ' ·Upcoming ·B~Ils ,.... No~re DNG'I'ON (UPI) - Co.lof Rep.-elect MaJ111, J1. Bayi>Sicklu bilL · 1ibnnliQ, pundit~, IIOOtbaym .Iowa. . · Cenlonbl!'-ldvocalel ol Itand otbor DO<Qil lneo 'have ae will be able to Ill• deral law requlrllW women to , ~;;)!ulr IInce !be. ele«!!loo Ineumbent Rep. John J. Jlb1des, keep lhelt namil COW!t4 In ~ Bbout nm &.Ariz., In Introdu<IDC a Mi:rM- public .were eJII!!Mlrlpd by lbt ... out; nlilot WIDIID& to be left I alaQ ha'le apeot a lot ol .limo • 'I ' Rhodes victory ·ol Rep:-elecl Dillie! E. Button, JI.N.Y., but no Jocteal It II wtllltely, bo~, that co-~. II avaDable. bDl. • ~~~~-~-~ or neworl~a1o: ;!""""=w::~ '1111 belt tbV.,.. hope ror 11 .....,.._ .... - Jllt the f Jes oupport from Rep. TllomU M. tefelled lncumbenla. use 0 cou. -• CtlUp • Wash * Champiohshi~: ,: . . t '/1 MF'L o' ne-r.·o A re N·ea· . r A. gr·nemea. .''41:,o,.• ·l<J· ··i!rtl w•'<' 0 • ' t:/ ·" , wtihill ·NEW YORK (UPII- Natt' onal ,·ts se·oond day. . . I • , Other important items such groups of four teams Football League owners expect- The owners. who began their as determining the d;;~te and site each division. · · · :JJ ed to reach an agretment today joint meeting with the Ameri· of_ the _Super BowJ, awarding · The schroula would ~~-1j; concerning the realignment ot can Football League bo&ses at 3 owner~hlp to the ~ew Orleans set !lp so that each ~f9a ;,-. teams in th~ Eastern ~nd mid-town hotel Monday, hoped franchu;e and settmg up th~ ~ each troup woild play,?po Western Divi"ons as the ftrst . to . resolve the problem by late common draft of college player, games on a home ancl: ~ Joint meetmg between the two th1s afLernoon so that the league were tabled for later m the b . 'th the other· .filw-. . . k c . . p t 3 SIS WI -L~""' professional leagues moved into could go_ahead w1th preparmg wee as omnuss10ner .e e learns in that group a~ , JIJ.~Y -'"''""-~ ""'"'; ._ ;_,,,."_c,.- 4~*#,-,;_,g;; an acceptable schedule for 1967. Rozelle urged that the reahgn""'"'"'- "'" , -' ,.. ...'"', . ~---"ed f' one game eac11 WI'tb the·•..._ '"._. Tbe Rio Grande-Findlay The ad.dllion of New Orleans to ment problem be resolv Irst. [l four teams in the divisitut": Till College baskttball game will the NFL . next ye~r has U~der the concept of the new remaining four games i a.: :t.t. be played at the Jackson instigated thiS new realignment realignment plan, the 1&-leam i hed 1 ld be gl:l'fed Higb school gym on Saturday, of teams. . N!'~. will be ~ken Into two I :~ain~t e tea:c;u from the Qtblr . Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. --divlStons of e1ght t~ams and: division . -~ :i.!~ Tbe Rio Graode J.V.'s will further subdivided mto two, ' _,, ,J'I play SinciBir College of Day· , There are several ;jli!"§\IJI!!II ton, in a preliminary game I 1116U1 ~LL GAMES ISTARFIGIITER CRASHES facing the ~111\~rs i.!lllfllfll' at 6 p.m. In the Jackson Hlgb TEAM w L p OP realignment problem, ochool gym. i .Jackson ". "" " I I 131 I~ . BONN IUPll - A West I main one is to deterrni't'! . fiii""'""""'"''J!.•"'''''~"'""- Wellston ....... .. o 1 ~9 77 German FlOIG Starfighter •oJvision New Orleans 0 4 ; ..... Outvotina the lrbh 3' ~ 10. The Galli)Xllis ... , . . . . 0 0 0 o: approach to the Buechel Air Orleans or Atlanta as tfte~ 0 Sapllaortta.•• ..dhrileew · .. N.ot..... ~D.palaceme l COLUMBUS (UPI)-'l'he New Pittsb.urgb, .it \voold be their MNidldlepolrlt 0 0 0 Di Base. about 40 miles west of team. The Falcons,~ b e sonv1 e 0 0 0 ol here, the defense . ministry NFL this year, are cu. , received four thirds alld one York Yankees, otlll 1 liUie first qne olnc~ Nov. 2&, 1962 · . p , , .. . , 0 o o o' announced. The pilot died in a the Eastern Division. · l' foUrth. ,rocky from the last deal they Tbat was the day the Yankees NEW YORK (UPil -A , omeroy hospital from injuries suffered The AFL, with onT¥i"P, · 1made wltb the Loa Augeles traded away Moose Skowron for irematch b<tween world IIcht· i "· " · !leva Ia~·· Cl 1 11 1 11 Nntre ~a~s· vl'!;'!ryp nar- Dodgers showed they were pitcher . S\an WW!ams, and it: weight champion carlos Ortiz i CoclOLbUMBJUSt 1~P 1hJ - t Thte 1965116 SEOAL FINISH after ejectinG from the aircraft. teams. wi o ow " 1 ':" • wWing to let bygones be also was 1 day the Yankees and . Sugar Ramos or Mexico urn us e s o. e 1n erna . TEAM w L P OP lt was the 65th Starfighter schedule pattem It b~ . ro~er -~~ tbe UPh tl.g_!l~_! bygones today when they would rather forget. was a definite possibility t~ay 1 i~al _ League Mondpy SJgn~d 1 Wellston . _L2 2 1112 8tit l lost smce the West Gerrn~n Air year bot wiil be su~:. _9 broached another one for ! Pittsburgh got the ball rollinc in the wake of Ortiz' 14th round · Hardmc W. Pete Peterson .s 1Athens .. .. 12 2 862 711 Force introduced the American· change in 196il when i\.#11 of :::::l~:"::~., sbortstop Maury Will•. somewhat Monday by purchas- 1knockout of Fabriel <Flash) , menager for the t967 ba<eball l'!elfOnville ... . 10 4 948 854 designed plane in 1961. lOth leam. · Dodger general manacer Buz. ;ing leflhander Juan Pizarro Elorre Monday night at Madls- ..ason. ' J~·kson ' " .. 9 5 941 907 rr~iii:;~~IT~~::::;: zle B a v a, 1 admitted the IJrom tlle Chicago White Sox in on Square Garden I Logan .. ....... 5 9 9!17 941 • Yankees bave inquired about [thelirst deal olthe meetings. 1 No fewer than three promo- SOUTH BE~D, l:d..iUPD - , GaUipolis ..... 311 7~ 87.i l · ··., ,.1 ' Wills as weU as the Braves and .Plrate manager Harry Walker ·ters were ready to stage a Notre Dame s F1eht1ng Insh[ Middleport 3 11 8,4 9351 "· Twins, bul he said be would said he 'believed the change of !remalch of' the controversial came home Monday night te a , Pomeroy 2 12 i45 10151 have to get a shortstop in :leagues "might give Pizarro a ;bout in Me:dco City lil$l month pep rally of the ent1~e student 1TOTALS 5G S6 7009 7099 , return belore parting with the :tittle ntra drive." ' when Ortiz stopped Ramos on body, and they dtdn t need any . 33-year-old veteran. , Monday's major Jeape draft [ cut~ . m the firth round. a : offtc1al f1~ures t? know they had I 1Reserves) I'OMEROY LANES "If the Yankees can come up jprovided fe-w surprises, but 1cleciston that later was o~er- ~ won . the . national football : TEAM .W L P lleld Lea... with a shortstop to give us, some eyebrows were r~ised 1rulert . by the_ World . Boxmg I cha~pmn shlp _ . ' Logan . . . . . . . . 13 754 November II, ItA maybe we can do something," 1wben the Houston Astros ptcked : Co~cd f~llowmg a r1ot from 1_ More than 5,000 st_udent!' Jackson . .. .. .. 12 2 763 Pelats said Bavasi. "But 1 don't see much-traveled Bo Belinsky from Iwh1ch. Ort1z n-arrowly escaped. poured out of the res1dence i Athens 10 4 620 Team 300 62 wbo they could offer us." San Diego of tbe Pacific Coast George · Parnassus of Los halls and library when tmses Gallipolis 7 7 538 Ron~ie'a Boyl 58 Willw fell into disfa~or with League. Belinsky was sent to Angeles . Bob Leith of Puerto bearing the Notre Dame team Nelsonv11ie 4 10 582 48 RacJnt ~D Dodger owner Walter O'MaUey !the minors last summer by the Rloo_ and Harry Markson ~( pulled into view oulside ll1c Wellston 4 10 536 1 F~enchie 1 Trans. 32 recently by taUng French leave IPhiladelphia Phillles. Madison ~q~are ~a.rden w1t- fieldhou se. [ Middleport .... . 3 11 51B 26 of the club while It was touring 1 The major leagues selected a nessed Oritz surpnsmgly easy , Mtller, Bros. Grocery Pomeroy . . . . . . . 3 II 520 Brown' Traclcr Sales 22 Japan. If the Dodgers and : total o! 23 playera for an ouUa) . vJC~ry o~er Elorde, the wo;Jd NEW YORK IUPil - B"ck- TOTALS ... . 56 56 1831 High Game - Mtckoy Miller IYank..• c.. swing a deal oi lof $422,0011 with the Mets and IJUntor lightweight champwn passer was acclaimed the Am- FRIDAY'S GAMES' 235: HJgh SerleE - Nick Coate!'~ . any consequence at the annual [ Angels being tbe most active by who suffered the w~rst defeat of : erican champion of 1966 as well Gallipolis at Nelsonville 557 : Team Hlgb Game and I baseball meetlnBS here or in taking three playera apiece. his II>year profesSional .career. as the top 3·year-<Jid today by ! Athens at Wellston Senes - Team 300, 827, 2418. Possible Coate~r~ the Thoroughbred Racing As- Jackson at Logan Want the Best Gomes Other future posSJbtUttes for . sociation. Lady Pitt w~· judg· : Middleporl at Pomeroy Trl Couty IA!ag1e _ _ OrtiZ, who. made his thtrd l ed the best 3-year-old! filly . : SATURDAY'S GAMES, November 1$, liN successful title defense of the 1 · Oak Hill at Gallipolis Ptlltl year a,nd seventh overall durinc 1 DALLAS (UP!) - Thorough· Wahama at Middleport For the Premiums You Pa·~ 1 F·~pn Abbott Sl his two championship reigns, ly beaten French ch~llt>11ger Hqisum No. I 511 were Teo Cruz ~nd Fe ankle ~~n Josslin admitted . Tuesday · !;EW YORK iUPil - Ohio SEE BILL CHILDS oki!JI poss!bla ··· Here are my lorecasla on Although Rops. John Young, Pelly, ft. \'"'"m~" '111\at to expect ill the way ol [).Tex., and Samuel L. Devine, i a Pelly-Button • :JqlslatiDD: " BJpwaya _ legislation to dllrae motorlsto a fee lor !dl'lvi!JI on the Federal IDler· 'llale System 1s doomod. : •Rep. George M. Rhodes, [). l!a., was re-elected but bls eolleague, Rep. Hermao Toll, [). Pa., llaa retired. Tberelore, 'l!iere will be no toll-Rhodes bill. 90 lnotud, CoagreBS will approIii more lllOilO)' lor the blgbway system. 'Ibis ' .. arose with the victory - Dame Captures UPI's National Grid NEW· ·WIIIt · iWII •The rlet'111nlllrJitlad •llled the~hlcb collected the· 4ther lira~ rtghlinC lrltll a1 jllllt Dame, !flab 111 1o :ao Ia ItS!, lace vo~. · . ALL-STAR temporari!Jdllhllll-first climaxed a devutatlq '.0.1 , Rose Bowl·bound Purdue place b)' ...,... •t., today cainpalga c1ur1uc which NO placed a healtlly sil:th With 133 reached ..0111 Wllll'l hiGh· rolled up 3fi2 poiala whlle lpoints, while Nebraska, which 111 pl..._ .,._, they were yieklillg only 38. · meets Alabama 10 the Sugar eroned • Dldoul cbam- Alabama, Ute national cham- Bowl, took seventh with 126 pi001 by the United Press pion iD 1964, drtw four first· pOints, 14 to front of Georgip Jnternatloaal·Board of Coaches. place ballots and wound up Tech. Soutb.I(D Methodist and ·The Irilb, recording a 51.0. third with 280 points, . while Mlami (Fla.) chose the right rout of Southern California last Georgia, following its 23-14 time to move into the top 10 for Saturday ihat undoubtedly j[D.. victory over Georgia Tech, their first visit this season, with pressed the as.:member panel of rec,veii enoug_h . suppo~ for a the Mustancs drawing ~~- votes coaches, drew 329 points - five fourth-place !miSb Wltb 199 for Dinth .and the Humcanes ~ore than Michi,gan State ..-to points, 12 ahead of UCLA, 1receiving 31 for lOth. win tbelr' first nationtll title In ·--- --·- -the clllSest ratings race ever Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l.liddleport, 0., Nov. 29, 1966-3 oontestecl. N~e' Dame, . wflose· l0-10 tie , >:ith the Spartaoa Nov. 19 cost "Aren't you cold, ~:e it the No. I ranking aod sent warm youneU by Michigan Stale to the top t!fte ' polata ahead last week, collect- · ed 20 first-place votes to Michigan State'oiO. Tbe Sw· e 0 :reWa COII8M!Iobll110i!IIOD. • 0. NOY. '21, 1111 ,·o R.()blo, were both re-elected,! Gambl!ng.-Leglalatloll mok· the defeat or Rep. Rodney M. ing gambling 1 crtme .11 uollkely Love. J).()hlo, kDII chaoces lor ,If Rep.-elect Larry WinD Jr., Re!ther a Young-Love or 1 iKao., opposes It He will be In· De,;ne.Love bill. . posll!on to team up with Rep. EQually dlm are prospecb for 1Jackson E. BeUs~ R-Ohlo, In legislation to build special offering a rival WinD·Betla bill. roadways for two-wheeled ve- Drui -~·•· bill : hlcles. tighten federal con..,.. over • Rep. carlton R. Sickles, [). sale ol sleepi!JI pills will Mel., gave up bls seat to run lor undoubtedly be 011aeted. Rep.· governor. Thus he will be elect Charles W. Sandman Jr., unable to join Sen. Birch E. R·N.J., can put It across sinll• Bayh, [).Ind., In sponsoring a handedJY. I 23 Pia·ye·r·s 'A're :i:-7.: ortiZ·• Ramos p• k d D , 'f , :~~o~e:;.~~= :~~~ lC e lD '' ra t Rematch Is Snorts IQ/1 of the Decode pre. d.Icted.. SEO Standings ·iJI!l • 1 ~~:~. Brl.ef s r ::: : :: ~ : ~~~~~:~~hi:~m~~e!g~ ~~;~~ ~:·v~~G~~~r~l:i~~"':"'"''"-ii"'· ;/il 1 45 Eastern Students Win Honor Rating · 'UPfBriefs Announced in New Haven 1 1 First Night Key Southeastern Oh.·o Hoop ~~s~:\"~" ~ Play \Viii Stw_Friday. -·:·. ~;;a~~wa~:~:rPuerto:llicon- ~o~sho;:,to~: !~;th~ ,;:~~s ~~~~;· ;~~··:~~e:~~~ndayR~~ 1 DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.. , Craig's Market 39 The 1966·67 Southe~~ Ol\1b Al&!~~-AA~~'~i' ion" and was apt to keep hi< the 22-mao Look magazine All· '· . '· ., .' 0 .J Auto Parts 14 ketball race will start with 1 batl'g Fl'Uiay·n .. ', ,, . CHOLERA STRIKES welterweighl title "as long as Am erican team. The squad in· Meigs County's Oldest and Largest Q .: lnf! • • Htgh Game and Seriea -Art Defending co-championS Athj!lll .and ehslon ~'ih HONG KONG (UP! I - ;he is protected by tile 1, ~<- •••' eluded seven players from tlle , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO S!Dharl, 225, 588: Team HJch Joe£ horns at Wellsto6 in the evening't bigges! ·con'te!tt:' Canton, Communis! Cninn's i and can punch from a dis- Big Ten area, including three ' Game and Series - Holsum The hto teams split last win~ - ---- largest southern city, has been , tanc:ee:."·~---·--------~·_'lfr~om~N~o)Dtr~e_D~a~m".'e'.:.·---....:'.=================!'!:"~ No. I, 996, Jll'l8. ter enroute to 1 !2-% conference ers '""'Jal'l<so• ·m.t·L.,an..WOI stricken with a cholera e;,ide. i --record cOI.lidt lt · Lopn. ..c(,ach ~ DaVe mic during the pa~t w~k . news 11111• Glril Leape · Fishfr's Ironlile«'Iiav~ · t.m n<ll - i reports here said loday. Novtmller tJ, INI Neither team appears to be eogu' ·r•mei'\JI!a!r'!ilt!jr~lts. l Most of the vicUms were · Woo Loot as strong as las! year, but At)>. ,,rrra · ~~"Oak"llllt"WWrile l reported lobe rhtldren. Teiun No. $ tl> I\!I ens, with veteraa coach Chuck los!Jii'' to ~verly ·• ~-saiitrilay ' EVADE DRAF"l' Pantherettes $ l McAfee beck at the helm, io night. · .. · " HONG KONG (UP!) -Fift"n Team No. 4 , 5 3 tall, and should be able to eon• '"" ! stowaways Jrom South Viet Apple Klnga· 4 4 lrol the board> againsl t be Log;m lost Its opener . last ~ Nam were found aboard the s s. F011r Musketeen S\!1 4\!1 smaller Rockel! who dropped Friday at ~olumbus Whttehall. "Cason" when the sliip arrived High Game and Series -Peg· their sesoon opener to Vinton Th~ Chleftams have 1 defimle In Hong Kong from Saigon gy,G'Brien, 121, 246; Team High County Baturday night. hetght advantage, and the home Sunday. The men claim<!<! they Geme - Team No. 5, 581; Two other leading contend· planks should make LHS a fa. slowed away in an atlel!'.pt to Team High · Serieo - Team 4 vorite here. avoid being called up for •lid Team 5, 1131. Tum $ 17 II Coacb 1>\lko Bunon's Galllal m!Utary training. High Game and Series -Bar· Academy Blue Devil! will jour· COLUMBUS IUPI) Tho ,; la'lam Boys LeaiDO bar a While, 166, 145: Steve Van ney to ·.Nelsonville in a third Clncinnall Redo drafted today l\lovomber If. INI Meter, 175, 414: Team High kev contest The Hounds finish· Ivy Washington from Toronto Woo Loot Gam• - Team I, 889; Team ei thlnl 1~1 winter with a 111-4 and the California Angels piCk· Slrikes Impossibif IS High Series - Team 1, 2529. mark while GAHS tied Middle· ed up shortstop Don Wallace Team No. I • port for seventh with a 3-11 from To!edo.__ _ _ ___ l Team Nt. 2 21!1 511 re<.<Jrd. Ttam 'No. 4 21> S\!1 . MOII!Iay 1\IIJ..t IA!apo Coach Bob Sheskey II well· J!llh Gallll! and Serles-Stev• November It, liN pleased with bls Hound> follow. Stoi'y 115, 291; Team HIRh Polala Garno and Series - strlkee Im, Beo Ceee S7 ing two scrimmage triumphs pollsible, f'IS, 1215. ' Masqueraders 50 and a victory over Ames·Berno · Blaettnar Auto 47 In a preview on Nov. 2S. Early Wed.. Mlsed LeaiDO Fabric S~op 37 In the · other SEOAL batUe I · . N~ember 11, ItA ' Team s 211 Friday, Middleport battles arch· Woo Loot Team I II rival l'l>meroy at Pomoroy. ll wb\o•. •' Foorsoote 26 10 High Game and SerlO! - Lou· Coacb Carl \folle'a Yellow Jack· >S ib HU J: B-F's Z% 14 ise Gilmore, tat, 461 ; Richard ets hope ID improve l11t year's ' l olr,i U1 -.- ~l•t. h FOI!r SJ>Orlllnen 11 II · RusoeD 110, 549; Team High oeventh plaee finish, and Coach •'• .H+i'i ,. Spoilers 17 It Game - Blaettnar Auto, flSI: Russ Moore's Panthers hope to (He laJI alwa~a keep yaur 'flllablee ira a~ -., . 4 Four ACOtl II 20 Team IDgh Series - Masquer· get off on the right foot after ' ' ~l"'' 'lb ~ble ~·s ·• r1 aders, tl71. ' \ riJ llnislting last ID ill66-4e wllh I ~ · · .-. High Game - ,Betty Smith -•• J ' 2-12 loop lllll'k. ' •l.l '' J . - .... <! 161, Charles Winebrenlle_r, 311;, m , .,...., Bird Lea. . 1Hi&Ji !lerl!o - Betty Smith 451, nomOI 1 _,, •Two non-lea-ue 11mee are A.'.'L. ~helps 553. Team Jllg~ November 11• ItA Polata ichecluied Saturday. Middleport ' : Game aM Series - Foursome ••ow F~·r 51 will host Wahama .and Gallipon~ •Pinqetw&~~oo~. 1 54 , •· • ""'A ' Bewlettes 53 All •!ll'slty conthla are sla~ y noU .~ d , ) P'l"eroy .Lueo · ..W Kraay Four 52 ed to begiJi al I ·p.m. Reserve · ~:..-Trlt~~J: . Odd Balls 50 conlesla 11art between 1:45 and ,; · " ' , ••1 Pin SpUtters Ill 7 p.m. . . · · . "ea .... 'IIJgh Geme - Nellie Wrll!ht ,.;---Tho at~, subatantW LTD II, Fqrd aft this_a~ extra~' SelectMaple .Lawn Ptultry II II 194 , High Serlea _ Mona Neal, CO(.UMBUS ruPI) _ BowJ. iilhift Ctuiae·O·Matio tranamlatlion leta you shift automatically or 22 NOIJ \ ar~ Central II 442; •ream High Game aod 1ng Gree'n Slite ll•l..nlty was manually to fit each road situation • Comtort,Stream Vent•latJon Thije Aces • li\fo l&\!1 Seriell Slow FOO. i57 1805' a !!OUd favorll* M..s.y to wiD ciroulBt!B frel!lb air, ezhaU8tl stale air with WJDci.OWB, O)OBed. I 28~-C!U. T-id ~ A l)euce If!. 1• · ' . tbe Mid Americlll Conference ln. V·S • Tellt-drive the Ford LTD- one of the world a mollt luxunoua Ci ' ~ . 11\!llt,li . ' . lnthe ' .., . ' automobUee, and cl'n11 ot the quietest. It's qui.- because it' a lltroJl8E'r, . •P , FrNay'l LIIP• ~uger ~u.., it's beUer built. . gh G~~~tt aod 8erlel) ·- ld . Navt•llet IS, 1111 . lD • polt'llf MI.<; ·J¥'1l01 aod I I I. ' . . ·~ ), G'- • I ! All the doors can lock by themselves on our new '67 Ford. And if one door's not closed tight, a little light tells my father. Another light reminds him to fasten my seat belt. Daddy says he got the safest, strongest Ford ever built to hold me. ~·-»I ' \jl ·" ci-""' BRUNSWICK CEILINGS · M~··· ~ ) ~ ...... - - 'I'U •-·s » = ·:':-n'I"P . ~aat ..-lltti, ·1. ;e~~~ ::. ·~ .· · ;·,,:_,J.·.it:1: ~J~~~ =~ .::; t'i.:1.ru: . ,. iSIJ~J'!,Y ~P·.• · · y.;;p."' ::·.·!,. ·. r ~. .J~-·It·~.·'r..!:~~~l.~~-~Fr> .. < ' -w,~i•: .W~t.~·"'.,~~ .... ' 'nar.il~ ,:; ' ·' ~1 _..·.::F.. ·~,':~.' j :. • < j. · , 1 \ ~ ~h~~:~··:~-•·' '_ j. 1 . ·-· ' - f p..,ts peQpla ., ..aple - .,..Wng Ford ahudl ow : j~~;;~;~~~~;~;~~· ~ ~;~;;~~;;~~fl~~;h~~~~~~ ,,,,., ~rieL lA "Atllmt.lln ~ ~ 111 In Qlty after CltJr.. . Antonio and iS• . ales gures s Detroit and DenJerl · . .. Ahead in a Angelel ' end dltva and Mil · · .. , · . . ...-~,'Ill .. , , , . .· · · · TESII'•DJUViE A '67 .STAN~ fALCON, FAIRLANE, ~ u~D' ' "'{,~:, · $ ·. V;·: · 1 no FO i a ~atrona o pnd Seriell'· ~ •Acel Babr'e Clotb!elli . 10 ~ Fill- PIIJI'!d IS'( rites !rom entlreiy'niw peill~ offac!; ),ani( _1 , A.,O,uce.· ly(e. • 59Silf4!1;· I'IS;· · . . . .. .·~W• lml the Armstrong haa and·dJ&tlnocr-.Jtd ap ·-HIP. "' Joll\lleau!Y. ~ton · II . ·,t,bt" utia11Aita. ~~ was Tha~>ide beYfi. . ·~ · ·•· · " Team I .. · 17.\1, U\1 · ~: '111111111 ~while de- tiva woaci,ll~e. design: mekll :fl~lor ..ril.. · t~.. ·. Forest~ lllodl )I · .20 . . : ' , ~~ - Mjlqti .,... ' llfllnll'll~kidee,lfol,onyi'C!Ont •f' ' ~•"~~~'!"' It lilt :' BtflrlY 1 lleaufl - II , ll, . wllii•• ·pojl!l,l•,,. ., i 1r1 your houae. . al.l>W·"" , . · · · · .lftll •Liol 00 Cafe · , · • •.. ,101\ ~ ·' Wt4~ MkiiJll(lll ,~otiltded , . , · c 1 · .. . u ' 7 "'-- .G~e :-: J)!lla /!OYI.. .tiut lllllltiHII~ ,~ . ·KING. liUILDiR$ 'I" -~ II , 7 117: ·!itp,: lkirlu- Carolyn l!W!;one lint IJM) 'f4 .[IOints • . ,'· . ·' > .: ' . .> iHT · . ~&'lllllilNDDUJUIIlAT;-YOlJR FORD· DEALER'S! ··.:· - ....~.............~-".! ,, ·, '··· ----.--:-"----"'l"..,. ...~~~-.,..-...._-,.....,...------.... �I, .' '·• ,. Point Rock Society Notes • 0., Nov. Harrisonville. Tu,pe~~~ me • B d . roa way Olce 0 • I Loathor LIMOI '"' .. 11 $12·" l ' i ' • • ,, ROUSH.SHOE SfORI MWdltport, 0. l t i Racine Society NoteS ·' lI· 1 1 I I SPECIALI 63 FORD power '1395 OMAC F"manclne AvallaWe KARR &VAN ZANDT Codlllae - Oldsmobile "You'D ua our QaiUtJ w., "Dolac Bllllaell" WY 2·5342 it washes it rinses it dries Poftleroy Ohio *Shopping -Is.:A Pleasure In Pom,roy ·Stores and you may Win· Cash in the to "GOLI) STAR" CHRISTMAS COME and SEE ,.,.~ _.... ,.,.. .• Society Notes ........ ~. CASH ~-- !BEST SELECTION!IJEST PBICES! !s ,,. GIVE~AWAY - · -... •••I$UiltiC8WCCIICllW r 5 acaJs zxa• zr• 800 IN CASH PRIZES T l l l l i ' I - -. . .DIJDM. .I!MDrettDM»DbM'DD_ _N I _ ' ~ · ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKETI NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WINI • LAY AWAYS INVITED! tFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3-1:00 PM $50- $25- 5 • $5 PRIZES ! [' ,,'' I :. ' ' f Johnny Expnss Truck Johnny Speed Race Car Caption Action 13.88 12.99 COMPLETE LINI! OF ACCESSORIES 3.91 COMPLETE LINI! OF ACCESSORIES UNIFORMS ond EQUIPMENT .......... 3.91 Johnny West . , .•.•••. $3.93 Chief Cherokee .. . .. .. $2.99 Jono Wost ........... $3.66 Thunclor Bolt ..• ..•• •. $2.93 Flame (HorHII ..... , . $2.49 Toppon Tlgor Tonk .. $17.88 Tiger Soldlor1 - and Acct110ry Kits Motels Talking Puppeh $5.93 .I Tom & Jerry - Linus IUfls Bunny - Mr. ld DOLLS-DOLLS tTHIRD DRAWING 'DEC. 17 ... 1:00 PM $50- $25- 5 •$5 PRIZES Topper "Baby Boo" ... $12.88 Topper Baby Mlglc ... $11.88 Moton Baby Sterol .... $11.18 Matoll Choorful Toorful $8.18 Moton Baby Plt·at Stop $14.93 Suzy Home Mokor Ovon $12.99 Washor ............. $12.99 Sweeper ..... ,. .. , .. . $8.88 ' .FINAL DRAWING QEC. 24 - liCIO PM $200 - 3 • $50 Prizes~ 5 • $25 Prlas, 5 • $5 Prlres ..... 011 c:......., . P - y ~ llock CL lrontns Boord & Iron . . $3.79 I·MOORE'S ·JOpen Friday & Saturday Nights . .:A G.Qf;D STAR STOll. ISECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM $50-$25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES 992·2848 ROAD RACE Prlct<l.._ __ Lonolmorlc ~,. sns lltollnar.Au!t~­ Kopplo'o ~10 Sen'lct Ito. .....,. "Iori" $hop. . 12·88 ,_,., Pastry ""''" •"" ltnnoll Noloo•Drvtltero K &CI-II'Y ' POMEROY .loft .Jirollkltn ltoro 11111 Torld!ltlhlftl Nov. loU lho!l . . lwllhor I Ltll11t IIMrftWI A~~ie rest and avoidance or Wolf pen l'hocolate, nuts, greasy foOOs, •• 11, spice• nad pork are also recommended. Occasional llareups can be expected even Mr. :md ~!rs. Guy Russell, with the best <Jf treatment. and Terry Lynn of Pomer<iY were Su nday visi tors of his Q -About .a yP:ar a~o _my parrnts, :VIr. :md Mrs. Lincoln ears began to 1trh down ms1de. Russell. The doctor sajd there was no Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomp. fungus or anything he could son and dau~hter s visited with .see. What could case this? his mother, Mrs. Geqrgia Wise· A - The most likely cause man, and other relalives in seborrhea. The treatment IS Mansfield. discussed hi the preceding an. Miss .Joe Smith visited Sun· swer. day afternoon with Miss Linda Schaffer. Q - I 1 dandruff a disense? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, How do you get rid of it? Johnny and Eddie, of Beverly ·A - A etrtain amount of were Sunday visitors of her scaling· of the scalp is normal. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard WheB it is excessive and ex- Thoma. tf nds ttt the face and chest it Don Suyre o£ the U. S. Mar· 11 called seborrhea. For sim- . ines, was a weekend visitor of pie dandruff, frequent sham· Ihis pnrents. Mr. and Mr:;:. poolng I! nil that Is needed. Charles_81'yre.. : •• .. ·l 1'. ~· • ,, .· · · ' . .. . _ DocroR SAYS window., power lUI, lib Dtlr wlalw tires, whttl dllcs, tlnttd. Jlalf, PillOW cootrol olrtll4• mlrrqr, radio, factory alr-condiUolllllc. Rlallhq GDI OIASE HARDWARE ·j' WE NOW FABRICATE AN.D ~NAREHOUSE STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR INDUSTRY ;::.·oR QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE IN THE OHIO VALLEY AREA Call ." SALES 1 SEIIVICE ' 1 Galaxie 500 4-Door steertnc. • M:y::; I HEATING ' A ·N.'E-· w s ER . ·vI c E 1 ° COLEMAN . I 4 BOOTS • gem on the .traditional flnger ... Maze!. · · lnotist, Lou's ~··sal, friend I Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-M!ddlepor!, 0.!.. !!~!· 29, 19H-;:J ~~ (just aud1Uomng, maybe) . . Lila Grey Chaplin's o l.d . .. No more, tho 1 Lou s now . . . .• 4 RAC.Victor makes the plain groom Charlie Chaplin might 1wed happily to former Cops jAmong the Goy1m: 11lelr Cus- :(later to. be a book fr,!)m ~!Jce-1 . assertion Elvis Presley Is the even recognize her: Uta got girl Beth Hamilton ... And itoms and Habits." :Sterp-Prlce) is dlvOl'C!IRI ' .·' • biggest selling record artist her pretty puss lilted back to they're expecting (that · take '! Cary Grant tore. a back liga- :husband, Henry Sape~•. of all time; maybe he is, but its early - show beauty - Com· hypnotism, too1) . . . Goral· ment copyo-dalSymg lolant nead of • rum cariDQD 'tirrp Setty Gnible may grab the had an impressed spy on hand "~onsieur" offered "Mamie ' did their star with the dropseat ir Lou Alexander's funny Copa .dine Chaplin added Bobby Dar- daugllter Jennifer ... M. J. Sa- ! <UPA) .. : H'wood septUe •1111, · iN . Y. ''Hello, Dully" star role ... Mamie Van Doren said she V.an Doren Film,~d Nude!" Ex 1 mouth peddle more hotcakes m routine ahout hi!! ''ex-girl friend, in to her London s~- · .. Fam. 11 perstein, who aqthored "How to;gests ~}VIS m~y already ~~-f when Ginger Rogers sigtls Good- wouldn't wor~ topless {Just ter- ' D. A. Bur Lon T~l'k_us has l1is ten years than Bing in 3fl'! !t~1e hypnotist·: isn't qu_ite fie- ~ pr~uce~ -. di~~~~r Jed Har- i ,!el~ I~ YouT Husbrtnd is Ch~at- l wed ~as long-time ~ Prtr'-~' ' bye, Dolly, _in F_eb.... :·caba- ribl~!" Mam1e pruded) at the own personal cnmmal mystery . . t onl Js uon: Pal Collms, the Hi~~yp- 1 ns' n~~-~~k __ l~- ti_t~~ -:~? J:l~~ng_ ' :.'~ - -~~= -~ov~~~~~l~~ Bea~:::e::"·:___ _ _ _ _.,,.."" ret" rec'd Jts f1rst fore1gn of· Latm Quarter, but an ad for a to solve: Wbo walked off with C~rol ~hanm~g 00 Y t - ---.. , 10 fer : Helsinki's Finnish Theater H'wood outfit in the magazine the ex • Murder Inc. pro~ccu. gettmg rich Wl~l .Pe.~H~t • -------===~ tor's electric typewriter? of the gross as sa ary m e. o, . . . . . ,. , . . , ,• . . . ,.---A Sunday School Teachers Tony Bennett presumably has. 1Dolly," but also is a h~a vy m· r. ,_ '' and Officers tra ining ·session n't remarried yet, but his gal l ~r.stur, and so cashes 10, com· was held on Monday evening, Sandy Grant wenr~ a plain 1mg and gomg ·-· Lee ' Nov. 21, with Hev. Warren gold band next to the flashier i 19-year-old ba~ball PI~ . ••'• Zinn, instructor. This was the - · - -- --.. .... ... gruom of Mam". Van Doren,'" first of three sessions to be . old enough to sit at ~he. Latm h M1 s. George Ne1gler. She was IQuarter ringside and 1mb1~ to By Mrs. Francis Morris eld. .. .enrrmle .after five days vacation ~ his liver's content - and he's The Happy HusUers Sunday Mrs. Ethel Wheeler VISited m Wallhmgton, D. C.. Inot old enough to be served School Class or the Methodi~t Mrs. Joe Thoren, Sr., ati Mr. and ~lr~. _MHr,on Sloler !When Mamie plays New Jersey Church had a covered dish din. Nease SeUJement, recently. und daughter, R1~a . SJX!nl ~u.n. ;ni ghtdubs -not Jor two y~ars \ ner in the chu ch ocial ooms day arternoon WJlh ~frs. ShJr· ·yet! ~ . . r s r Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bays nr- ley Sloter Jt Hcedsville , Asked by Muhvvv GriHin U Fr1day evenmg Nov. 18. F'ol· ·ed by Mr Jl nrold · . · . . ' compam · ' Mrs. Maud Roung co iled on 1 Jawn Lind.~ ay's domg better towmg the dmner Mrs. Lnura s " t f M'dd\eport s•ent ~ · · · 1 . ' ar een i' Mn; Mae [• . Wolfe at the r worse than he expected, B11l Watson pres1dent was m Sal rda 1·0 Athens w·rth ~1r · . ° . .. , ' . ' . u Y • ·home of M1 ss Anna Allen and IBuckley rap1ered : I hadn t charge of a busmess sessiOn aL Boys· s'stcr Mrs Florence I 1 - bme · Mr · and Mrs. llarry Clarke at Jlol!ced." - · Phil R1zzuto s wh1rh plans were mode R ·r · · • · · · · . 1 Graham ballcastmg conference for the ChriStmas party on ee er. · W. . Vel. . ·1Yankee . . , Dec. JG. Mr. and Mrs. Price Wolfe Qf Mrs. ~a1d Fosl.er and ch1ld- ; With man.<~,gement are, still u~- ~ · Eh1 · Lexington spent several days rPn nf Columbus were weekend com1ng 1J hey wouldn l dare . J Rev. LOUIS c o s, area m•s. f h t M d I aiunary, was guest speaker at with Mrs. Hazel Ca rn ahtn . Miss guests o er ~aren s, r. an 1 1 the Baptist Church sundtt> Wavie Circle and J\~i~s Fr:wc.cs Mrs: Albert lh lL . ~1~~ pro!Jfc~.Jtmg Kmg f~m1 Y. evenin F·oster called to v 1s1t w•~h 1 M1 . tnd Mr~. Franc1s Mor. ket.ps pupulat1on-ex plodmg. Th.e ! g. them. r1s spent a day re_ce~t ly with : Volney Howard.:; nam_ed Ihe I~ 1their daugl1ter, Chmtme Lake, I tot Vo lney TV; the ~~~ ~ Dr~~m~ . Mr. and Mrs. Oavid C\e. in Alllens. tagged their Todd Kmg Dnggs land and daughter, Tammie, of --- - Springfield and Mr. ond Mrs. BY Woyne G, Brandstadt' MD . . . Earl Clelm. d on d baby of "...eQ - I hove hd a seborr he1c . . he' dma spent the weekend w1lh f 1 8 el·zema or a year. am m. their pJrents, Mr. and Mrs. treated by a general .pracb. . re. 1 nd ·r:~mm1e · b WaIter ClPJ · · ·1 'lh h r L10ner and a dermatalogtst ut . d 1 ~ t ed t Wh 1 d mamf' or a VJS I WI e . ·: . . ,. ,_· -1 amdn~ ,1cur · yc · a 0 grandparents. Al so present you ll VISe. . · to I ay to A - ,Seborrbea , se ho rr 1lE'!.C for <J family dmnc r .~un< d' .. ' . celebrH IP the .1211d W(•d mg an. M d M l'l dermattl!s and seborrheic t•c. .. . . niversary o1 r. an r::. . e· 1.r rna :ne s\nn nyms. Tills d1 s. d M d M 1; n were r. an . r.... Mar:un • ease can u.<Jually be controlled 51ll 1cr an d n·t1 a and otl>rr • ·1 but not cured. The fi[St slep . mem1Jers (J 1 111e 1oliTII y nl In treatment JS to shampuo thoroughly. After wetting your home . . hair, lather your scalp,_ allow. Mr. and Mrs. ~ - G. M_arrs 1. lng the lather to rP.mum on of Vinton spent Sumlay w1:h your scalp three or four min- !he r sis ter, Mrs . .\1au d Yo r~ . utes before rinsing. 1l1is wi!l j .\1rs. llt>len Younce returned remove the top layer of dirt home <1fter spending n 'I'Jrek and dandruff. It js important h'i:h Mr. und Mrs. Critt Brad· to repeat the proc'ess, massag. ford, Jr., at Wor1 hington jng your scalp gently while Ia- Mr. Dave Huddleston of Cothering and being ca reful not 1o lumbus spent a few days here You can put confidence in your !icratch it with your fingern ai l.~. with his wife and sons. lf shampooing twice a week Mr. and Mrs. William \Voods Good Neighbor Ashland Oil makes your scalp dry you or Jacksonv ille spent the Wt~ek !!hould shampoo every siJ end with their son-in-law and Dealer. He cares. And he backs ' or seven days. daughter, Mr. and Mr.~. Frank this up with expert knowledge on For the itching, scaling le- Cleland. · sions that may appear on the [ Miss June Neigler, nurse at proper car care. He is thorough, face or chest you shOuld apply IHolzer hospital, 'ipent Monday It • 5 per cent sulfur ointmf!nt 11 ;ght with her parents, totr. and accurate, conscientious, r~? l i sb!e made with a greaseless base. . -you can count on it. using it at night before going Society News WIU.lNITON . an in the kn keeps you on the go! ' .. Your Ashland Oil Dealer otfe;s you superior products, too-like Valvoline Motor Oil and Ashland Vitalized Gasoline . ' So drive in and see your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in his service put "extra go" in your car! 'I ' .'' ASHLAND DIL & REFllllllacr.llft, ALL DRAWINGS HELD IN THI! POMEROY PARKING LOT "SHOP THE POMEROY sTORES DISPLAYING ... THE When money is the question, City Loan \ is the answer. Just call any one of your close personal money friends here for 1 any tunount, confidentially. GOLD STAR" HERE ARE YOUR GOLD STAR POMEROY STORES: ' C!Mtimo..Cono4o~ ...... 0.1 ~Co. ' •• ..................... lluo I R""""'o"' ~ On~ GJ~Ior ~owthy Ito"' lttflloi'•.Rt<l AnclMir lbtl'llloch.Horlfworo ll;,.,tMorlttl Moon'• ltoro PoO..,.Y Plowor lhoo Crow'olteokMou,. · ICorr I Yon Zllldl Motor lalt '"""'"' " ' -'llotiCin lfiJI'slloltteiiiiiM ~ IWtt~Co. "''* ...... Tho P..r.. Shotl, : I.R.W.Hfto.ILflthtrlup, SUoor Run Millo Olbbo OriiiiY ··" '' PuJto..TIIom)IIOn TNIIIP '"'" ··.-' ,. ..."0,, ,;_1 " Bob Milltr '-"1'-Co. a . _ Ortvo-lnn lollor't l.....,ront II'OIIIOillt Phone 992-2171 1,25 E. M•in St. ............ ........ ·· ·- ,~ Ohio Yolltr Plu"*lttl ,_..., Nattoilol ...k I llntl!lt . . Dovi•Wornor . _ _ '-r"r ~ .... Auto Co• Wllllo.. NottonwWo ltiMfr, lftllli ColjiOI liMe . ~ . c-. lit 'lhwjl Trolltr loin AIM.IIt!l., I TV, ' ... .. . ,\'" .,.f. butor'o 1..., _ · Korro lodtar lhOII • _..l'liit.,._,otr CM a,Pertor ~ r ' •" ·~-t; ' a, Ml,!ctl "'""Jllhto... h.",Vtco ' ,;l a SAVINGS .. '·'· 00; ., ' -~ '• ... ·-~ 1.••,,..••; .. ' ' -~ •.' .. . ,. . · ' ~·' ' ···, ..( -. ·, . ' ' ... . . . ' .... '. '·:. . " , '' ... . . . ~ -~' ··~ . ;..~ ,;;<v ·. , �I, .' '·• ,. Point Rock Society Notes • 0., Nov. Harrisonville. Tu,pe~~~ me • B d . roa way Olce 0 • I Loathor LIMOI '"' .. 11 $12·" l ' i ' • • ,, ROUSH.SHOE SfORI MWdltport, 0. l t i Racine Society NoteS ·' lI· 1 1 I I SPECIALI 63 FORD power '1395 OMAC F"manclne AvallaWe KARR &VAN ZANDT Codlllae - Oldsmobile "You'D ua our QaiUtJ w., "Dolac Bllllaell" WY 2·5342 it washes it rinses it dries Poftleroy Ohio *Shopping -Is.:A Pleasure In Pom,roy ·Stores and you may Win· Cash in the to "GOLI) STAR" CHRISTMAS COME and SEE ,.,.~ _.... ,.,.. .• Society Notes ........ ~. CASH ~-- !BEST SELECTION!IJEST PBICES! !s ,,. GIVE~AWAY - · -... •••I$UiltiC8WCCIICllW r 5 acaJs zxa• zr• 800 IN CASH PRIZES T l l l l i ' I - -. . .DIJDM. .I!MDrettDM»DbM'DD_ _N I _ ' ~ · ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKETI NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WINI • LAY AWAYS INVITED! tFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3-1:00 PM $50- $25- 5 • $5 PRIZES ! [' ,,'' I :. ' ' f Johnny Expnss Truck Johnny Speed Race Car Caption Action 13.88 12.99 COMPLETE LINI! OF ACCESSORIES 3.91 COMPLETE LINI! OF ACCESSORIES UNIFORMS ond EQUIPMENT .......... 3.91 Johnny West . , .•.•••. $3.93 Chief Cherokee .. . .. .. $2.99 Jono Wost ........... $3.66 Thunclor Bolt ..• ..•• •. $2.93 Flame (HorHII ..... , . $2.49 Toppon Tlgor Tonk .. $17.88 Tiger Soldlor1 - and Acct110ry Kits Motels Talking Puppeh $5.93 .I Tom & Jerry - Linus IUfls Bunny - Mr. ld DOLLS-DOLLS tTHIRD DRAWING 'DEC. 17 ... 1:00 PM $50- $25- 5 •$5 PRIZES Topper "Baby Boo" ... $12.88 Topper Baby Mlglc ... $11.88 Moton Baby Sterol .... $11.18 Matoll Choorful Toorful $8.18 Moton Baby Plt·at Stop $14.93 Suzy Home Mokor Ovon $12.99 Washor ............. $12.99 Sweeper ..... ,. .. , .. . $8.88 ' .FINAL DRAWING QEC. 24 - liCIO PM $200 - 3 • $50 Prizes~ 5 • $25 Prlas, 5 • $5 Prlres ..... 011 c:......., . P - y ~ llock CL lrontns Boord & Iron . . $3.79 I·MOORE'S ·JOpen Friday & Saturday Nights . .:A G.Qf;D STAR STOll. ISECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM $50-$25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES 992·2848 ROAD RACE Prlct<l.._ __ Lonolmorlc ~,. sns lltollnar.Au!t~­ Kopplo'o ~10 Sen'lct Ito. .....,. "Iori" $hop. . 12·88 ,_,., Pastry ""''" •"" ltnnoll Noloo•Drvtltero K &CI-II'Y ' POMEROY .loft .Jirollkltn ltoro 11111 Torld!ltlhlftl Nov. loU lho!l . . lwllhor I Ltll11t IIMrftWI A~~ie rest and avoidance or Wolf pen l'hocolate, nuts, greasy foOOs, •• 11, spice• nad pork are also recommended. Occasional llareups can be expected even Mr. :md ~!rs. Guy Russell, with the best <Jf treatment. and Terry Lynn of Pomer<iY were Su nday visi tors of his Q -About .a yP:ar a~o _my parrnts, :VIr. :md Mrs. Lincoln ears began to 1trh down ms1de. Russell. The doctor sajd there was no Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomp. fungus or anything he could son and dau~hter s visited with .see. What could case this? his mother, Mrs. Geqrgia Wise· A - The most likely cause man, and other relalives in seborrhea. The treatment IS Mansfield. discussed hi the preceding an. Miss .Joe Smith visited Sun· swer. day afternoon with Miss Linda Schaffer. Q - I 1 dandruff a disense? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, How do you get rid of it? Johnny and Eddie, of Beverly ·A - A etrtain amount of were Sunday visitors of her scaling· of the scalp is normal. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard WheB it is excessive and ex- Thoma. tf nds ttt the face and chest it Don Suyre o£ the U. S. Mar· 11 called seborrhea. For sim- . ines, was a weekend visitor of pie dandruff, frequent sham· Ihis pnrents. Mr. and Mr:;:. poolng I! nil that Is needed. Charles_81'yre.. : •• .. ·l 1'. ~· • ,, .· · · ' . .. . _ DocroR SAYS window., power lUI, lib Dtlr wlalw tires, whttl dllcs, tlnttd. Jlalf, PillOW cootrol olrtll4• mlrrqr, radio, factory alr-condiUolllllc. Rlallhq GDI OIASE HARDWARE ·j' WE NOW FABRICATE AN.D ~NAREHOUSE STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR INDUSTRY ;::.·oR QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE IN THE OHIO VALLEY AREA Call ." SALES 1 SEIIVICE ' 1 Galaxie 500 4-Door steertnc. • M:y::; I HEATING ' A ·N.'E-· w s ER . ·vI c E 1 ° COLEMAN . I 4 BOOTS • gem on the .traditional flnger ... Maze!. · · lnotist, Lou's ~··sal, friend I Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-M!ddlepor!, 0.!.. !!~!· 29, 19H-;:J ~~ (just aud1Uomng, maybe) . . Lila Grey Chaplin's o l.d . .. No more, tho 1 Lou s now . . . .• 4 RAC.Victor makes the plain groom Charlie Chaplin might 1wed happily to former Cops jAmong the Goy1m: 11lelr Cus- :(later to. be a book fr,!)m ~!Jce-1 . assertion Elvis Presley Is the even recognize her: Uta got girl Beth Hamilton ... And itoms and Habits." :Sterp-Prlce) is dlvOl'C!IRI ' .·' • biggest selling record artist her pretty puss lilted back to they're expecting (that · take '! Cary Grant tore. a back liga- :husband, Henry Sape~•. of all time; maybe he is, but its early - show beauty - Com· hypnotism, too1) . . . Goral· ment copyo-dalSymg lolant nead of • rum cariDQD 'tirrp Setty Gnible may grab the had an impressed spy on hand "~onsieur" offered "Mamie ' did their star with the dropseat ir Lou Alexander's funny Copa .dine Chaplin added Bobby Dar- daugllter Jennifer ... M. J. Sa- ! <UPA) .. : H'wood septUe •1111, · iN . Y. ''Hello, Dully" star role ... Mamie Van Doren said she V.an Doren Film,~d Nude!" Ex 1 mouth peddle more hotcakes m routine ahout hi!! ''ex-girl friend, in to her London s~- · .. Fam. 11 perstein, who aqthored "How to;gests ~}VIS m~y already ~~-f when Ginger Rogers sigtls Good- wouldn't wor~ topless {Just ter- ' D. A. Bur Lon T~l'k_us has l1is ten years than Bing in 3fl'! !t~1e hypnotist·: isn't qu_ite fie- ~ pr~uce~ -. di~~~~r Jed Har- i ,!el~ I~ YouT Husbrtnd is Ch~at- l wed ~as long-time ~ Prtr'-~' ' bye, Dolly, _in F_eb.... :·caba- ribl~!" Mam1e pruded) at the own personal cnmmal mystery . . t onl Js uon: Pal Collms, the Hi~~yp- 1 ns' n~~-~~k __ l~- ti_t~~ -:~? J:l~~ng_ ' :.'~ - -~~= -~ov~~~~~l~~ Bea~:::e::"·:___ _ _ _ _.,,.."" ret" rec'd Jts f1rst fore1gn of· Latm Quarter, but an ad for a to solve: Wbo walked off with C~rol ~hanm~g 00 Y t - ---.. , 10 fer : Helsinki's Finnish Theater H'wood outfit in the magazine the ex • Murder Inc. pro~ccu. gettmg rich Wl~l .Pe.~H~t • -------===~ tor's electric typewriter? of the gross as sa ary m e. o, . . . . . ,. , . . , ,• . . . ,.---A Sunday School Teachers Tony Bennett presumably has. 1Dolly," but also is a h~a vy m· r. ,_ '' and Officers tra ining ·session n't remarried yet, but his gal l ~r.stur, and so cashes 10, com· was held on Monday evening, Sandy Grant wenr~ a plain 1mg and gomg ·-· Lee ' Nov. 21, with Hev. Warren gold band next to the flashier i 19-year-old ba~ball PI~ . ••'• Zinn, instructor. This was the - · - -- --.. .... ... gruom of Mam". Van Doren,'" first of three sessions to be . old enough to sit at ~he. Latm h M1 s. George Ne1gler. She was IQuarter ringside and 1mb1~ to By Mrs. Francis Morris eld. .. .enrrmle .after five days vacation ~ his liver's content - and he's The Happy HusUers Sunday Mrs. Ethel Wheeler VISited m Wallhmgton, D. C.. Inot old enough to be served School Class or the Methodi~t Mrs. Joe Thoren, Sr., ati Mr. and ~lr~. _MHr,on Sloler !When Mamie plays New Jersey Church had a covered dish din. Nease SeUJement, recently. und daughter, R1~a . SJX!nl ~u.n. ;ni ghtdubs -not Jor two y~ars \ ner in the chu ch ocial ooms day arternoon WJlh ~frs. ShJr· ·yet! ~ . . r s r Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bays nr- ley Sloter Jt Hcedsville , Asked by Muhvvv GriHin U Fr1day evenmg Nov. 18. F'ol· ·ed by Mr Jl nrold · . · . . ' compam · ' Mrs. Maud Roung co iled on 1 Jawn Lind.~ ay's domg better towmg the dmner Mrs. Lnura s " t f M'dd\eport s•ent ~ · · · 1 . ' ar een i' Mn; Mae [• . Wolfe at the r worse than he expected, B11l Watson pres1dent was m Sal rda 1·0 Athens w·rth ~1r · . ° . .. , ' . ' . u Y • ·home of M1 ss Anna Allen and IBuckley rap1ered : I hadn t charge of a busmess sessiOn aL Boys· s'stcr Mrs Florence I 1 - bme · Mr · and Mrs. llarry Clarke at Jlol!ced." - · Phil R1zzuto s wh1rh plans were mode R ·r · · • · · · · . 1 Graham ballcastmg conference for the ChriStmas party on ee er. · W. . Vel. . ·1Yankee . . , Dec. JG. Mr. and Mrs. Price Wolfe Qf Mrs. ~a1d Fosl.er and ch1ld- ; With man.<~,gement are, still u~- ~ · Eh1 · Lexington spent several days rPn nf Columbus were weekend com1ng 1J hey wouldn l dare . J Rev. LOUIS c o s, area m•s. f h t M d I aiunary, was guest speaker at with Mrs. Hazel Ca rn ahtn . Miss guests o er ~aren s, r. an 1 1 the Baptist Church sundtt> Wavie Circle and J\~i~s Fr:wc.cs Mrs: Albert lh lL . ~1~~ pro!Jfc~.Jtmg Kmg f~m1 Y. evenin F·oster called to v 1s1t w•~h 1 M1 . tnd Mr~. Franc1s Mor. ket.ps pupulat1on-ex plodmg. Th.e ! g. them. r1s spent a day re_ce~t ly with : Volney Howard.:; nam_ed Ihe I~ 1their daugl1ter, Chmtme Lake, I tot Vo lney TV; the ~~~ ~ Dr~~m~ . Mr. and Mrs. Oavid C\e. in Alllens. tagged their Todd Kmg Dnggs land and daughter, Tammie, of --- - Springfield and Mr. ond Mrs. BY Woyne G, Brandstadt' MD . . . Earl Clelm. d on d baby of "...eQ - I hove hd a seborr he1c . . he' dma spent the weekend w1lh f 1 8 el·zema or a year. am m. their pJrents, Mr. and Mrs. treated by a general .pracb. . re. 1 nd ·r:~mm1e · b WaIter ClPJ · · ·1 'lh h r L10ner and a dermatalogtst ut . d 1 ~ t ed t Wh 1 d mamf' or a VJS I WI e . ·: . . ,. ,_· -1 amdn~ ,1cur · yc · a 0 grandparents. Al so present you ll VISe. . · to I ay to A - ,Seborrbea , se ho rr 1lE'!.C for <J family dmnc r .~un< d' .. ' . celebrH IP the .1211d W(•d mg an. M d M l'l dermattl!s and seborrheic t•c. .. . . niversary o1 r. an r::. . e· 1.r rna :ne s\nn nyms. Tills d1 s. d M d M 1; n were r. an . r.... Mar:un • ease can u.<Jually be controlled 51ll 1cr an d n·t1 a and otl>rr • ·1 but not cured. The fi[St slep . mem1Jers (J 1 111e 1oliTII y nl In treatment JS to shampuo thoroughly. After wetting your home . . hair, lather your scalp,_ allow. Mr. and Mrs. ~ - G. M_arrs 1. lng the lather to rP.mum on of Vinton spent Sumlay w1:h your scalp three or four min- !he r sis ter, Mrs . .\1au d Yo r~ . utes before rinsing. 1l1is wi!l j .\1rs. llt>len Younce returned remove the top layer of dirt home <1fter spending n 'I'Jrek and dandruff. It js important h'i:h Mr. und Mrs. Critt Brad· to repeat the proc'ess, massag. ford, Jr., at Wor1 hington jng your scalp gently while Ia- Mr. Dave Huddleston of Cothering and being ca reful not 1o lumbus spent a few days here You can put confidence in your !icratch it with your fingern ai l.~. with his wife and sons. lf shampooing twice a week Mr. and Mrs. William \Voods Good Neighbor Ashland Oil makes your scalp dry you or Jacksonv ille spent the Wt~ek !!hould shampoo every siJ end with their son-in-law and Dealer. He cares. And he backs ' or seven days. daughter, Mr. and Mr.~. Frank this up with expert knowledge on For the itching, scaling le- Cleland. · sions that may appear on the [ Miss June Neigler, nurse at proper car care. He is thorough, face or chest you shOuld apply IHolzer hospital, 'ipent Monday It • 5 per cent sulfur ointmf!nt 11 ;ght with her parents, totr. and accurate, conscientious, r~? l i sb!e made with a greaseless base. . -you can count on it. using it at night before going Society News WIU.lNITON . an in the kn keeps you on the go! ' .. Your Ashland Oil Dealer otfe;s you superior products, too-like Valvoline Motor Oil and Ashland Vitalized Gasoline . ' So drive in and see your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in his service put "extra go" in your car! 'I ' .'' ASHLAND DIL & REFllllllacr.llft, ALL DRAWINGS HELD IN THI! POMEROY PARKING LOT "SHOP THE POMEROY sTORES DISPLAYING ... THE When money is the question, City Loan \ is the answer. Just call any one of your close personal money friends here for 1 any tunount, confidentially. GOLD STAR" HERE ARE YOUR GOLD STAR POMEROY STORES: ' C!Mtimo..Cono4o~ ...... 0.1 ~Co. ' •• ..................... lluo I R""""'o"' ~ On~ GJ~Ior ~owthy Ito"' lttflloi'•.Rt<l AnclMir lbtl'llloch.Horlfworo ll;,.,tMorlttl Moon'• ltoro PoO..,.Y Plowor lhoo Crow'olteokMou,. · ICorr I Yon Zllldl Motor lalt '"""'"' " ' -'llotiCin lfiJI'slloltteiiiiiM ~ IWtt~Co. "''* ...... Tho P..r.. Shotl, : I.R.W.Hfto.ILflthtrlup, SUoor Run Millo Olbbo OriiiiY ··" '' PuJto..TIIom)IIOn TNIIIP '"'" ··.-' ,. ..."0,, ,;_1 " Bob Milltr '-"1'-Co. a . _ Ortvo-lnn lollor't l.....,ront II'OIIIOillt Phone 992-2171 1,25 E. M•in St. ............ ........ ·· ·- ,~ Ohio Yolltr Plu"*lttl ,_..., Nattoilol ...k I llntl!lt . . Dovi•Wornor . _ _ '-r"r ~ .... Auto Co• Wllllo.. NottonwWo ltiMfr, lftllli ColjiOI liMe . ~ . c-. lit 'lhwjl Trolltr loin AIM.IIt!l., I TV, ' ... .. . ,\'" .,.f. butor'o 1..., _ · Korro lodtar lhOII • _..l'liit.,._,otr CM a,Pertor ~ r ' •" ·~-t; ' a, Ml,!ctl "'""Jllhto... h.",Vtco ' ,;l a SAVINGS .. '·'· 00; ., ' -~ '• ... ·-~ 1.••,,..••; .. ' ' -~ •.' .. . ,. . · ' ~·' ' ···, ..( -. ·, . ' ' ... . . . ' .... '. '·:. . " , '' ... . . . ~ -~' ··~ . ;..~ ,;;<v ·. , �\ MlNlNG SNI'ER Blstorieally, te mining eon~ HELEN HELP US! "--• by :t•~:-.:: ~~:. GI"ddy'' GOP sniff"mg the cD0II p0 t Agmn • wbere gold, . silver and lead o::S Dear Rea~ers: "I 1 DAY SERVIQ SHIRT FINISHING :~~et!~u · 81!IJEVE? This year's most . asked ques- I am 13 and very mature. I [FINKE , tion to HHU is: "How can 1 have met a wonderful boy who . Do , . write and tell those fighting IS almost 14. n t say IbiS is ~ me~ in Vietnam that we're infatuation II' puppy love bepulljng for them?" cause my mother says it's true. MALF.ImEl> Fjnally _I hove the onswer, (I'm using a dictionary for my · · in f letter from Paul Stewart spelling.) Pr..L...t Coordinator, Viet: We ore planniug a spring 0 ' I I rn "~"'- ~:~~r~~:~:~~n ;U:: ~~~;~~s~n~~t~~:.n to'~i~:~ep~~ :;~!· .~:~r =:etous:! 1 0 n-it "l!j!'fReJII,olllJ!i:"JO'TEU. I• 'll:lU ~PEOPLE 'IHINJ(. nam'!llail Call, P. 0 . Box 3104, wedding. We don't know whelhRELUUJI Cotliinbus, Geargia, 31903. He er we should elope cr hove a . Jlllo!r-lhecholedlettero ch h eddi M olhe J c.r-dloi_.llll,.er,u say~ in part: urc w ng. ym r Jnq ...... .,.tlleaboftcartoon. Dtar Mrs. Bottel: Thank you has always had her heart ~et for your leiter. We are delighl· on one. ( Priltiii•SI!BftiiSEIIISIEilhrt J ed to know you ha ve readers! But you see, I have a probwho wish to \\Tite lo service- l lem . My father doesn't know (Aiwwen IOmorrow) JumJ,Ies:GitEP FUSSY· IONNif DI5AIM man. I about this, but he must pay fll' y-.... ..~ .... , · LJ W __,, Vietnam Mail Call is a pro- II. - · • • A.uwtr~ Whal C181a loy «rotU& up I p S 1\f • mother approves but ;. r_. OJII!ItiS,_ ~UW~ot 4 j ect of the South C!ilumbus, 1 . · · .) . • ' ._.._--. Georgw, Merchant s Associalion l ls afrai d to tell him. a civic club. Since it was start· ! Dear 1: t'd in 1965, we have forwarded You certainly DO have a over 500,000 letters of support problem!- An overactive imand appr('("iation to u.s. Troops agination. . ... Or a stupidly jn Viemnm, and thoug h we overpermissive mother. I hope cannot at this lime accept pack- it's the fomter! -H. oges for forwarding (due to transportation shortage ), \\e ~--------are happ\· to say we can gei lener:; to. the men t 11 r o u g h e1gs Compan:,• Command ers and oi.IJers who will distribute them. Ple<Jse instruct your readers to w" te. letter. not more t11an . two· pages, enclGse it in an en- , ve lope that has on ly the wnt- - - - - - - - - - rr's nnme and <Jddress in the r Myrtle M. Long to Dorothy lf•ft . hand cor11er. Leave thc[ Louise Long, 1 acre, Salisbury. add res~ . space blank and duI . . NOt place postage on this en.. Wilham F. ~~en, Sr., Mona ve idpe. Then put tile letU!r to So!"den to Wilham F. Sorden, the se rviceman in a 5 e c 0 n d Jr., Audrey Sorden, Mark Sor.. rnvtlope addressed to VIET- den, parcels, Chester. M M MAlL CALL, P. 0. BOX Clarence Robert Nelson, Isa310t, COLMBUS, GEORGIA, belle S. Nelson to Charles L. 3 l9ql. Put your return address Spire s~ Elaine Spires, Lot, Rutin 'die lefthand corner and en- J;~nd. close two five..cent Gtamps or a , dime. We do not want thel Gayle H. Pr1ce, Edna W. st <~rfl ps sluck to the letters be· Price to United States, Flow. rau~e ~e place several letter~~ age Easement, Lebanon. in 4 ~ to mail all at once Gayle H. Price, Edna W. us ing the sla~ps for the box. I Price to United States, FlowIf "A'fJters w1sh to eorrespond ·age Easement, Lebanon.. wi th Sfrvice men, they should Gayle H. Price, Edna W. make ll known in their letter::. Price to United States FlowH is nol guaranteed that atl 1 age Easement, Lebanon: lPttPrs will be answered, but : Gayle H. Price, Edna W. most w11l - and all will be Price to United States, Flow. rE>ad _and appre:iated. Only age Easement, Lebanon. the first letter 1s mailed to Gayle H. Price, Edna W. Vietnam Mail Call . After tht Price to United States, Flow. reader receives a rf' ply frsm ~ I age Easement, Lebanon. Edna W. serviceman, she (or he) writes 1 Gayle H. Price, direct to the man. - .Sincere· IPrice to United States, Flow. Jy, Paul Stewart, ProJ ect Co- age Easement Olive. ordinak)f, S.C. M.A. i Ellsworth C;ispin, Dora Cris· .P.S. We are not permitted to pin to United States, Flowage gtve out names or addresse~ Easement, Olive. of men or outtits in Vietna m. James A. Anderson, Wilma Our project is e'ndersed by C. Anderson to United States, veter~ns,_ei v ic and professionai F1owage Easement, Chester. ergamzat10ns. Hazael McMurray, Hattie So there it ls, kids, and McMurray to Lorraine McMurplease PLEASE eli\) this col- 'ray, parcel s, Lebanon. umD now! - H. I Olin A. Knapp, C. Pearl Dear Helen: Knapp to David H. Cumings, The last letter I sent didn 't!Gl;;.dys L. Cumings, 1.10 acre, go in the paper, so please won't Sali sbury. I JOU print this one? . George and Hazel McHaffie ! (llXIJI] ! """.r,ht -~~ a sup- lican Thomas E. Dewey ran for credit 1 t tbas Pan em WI • new rascals president sitting down. Trumari and others. But11 mus_t be con- J"unked ~- rules and slugge". 1 ..ted that II be dl rt h '"" " ~ t LBJ· po a I es ave I his way to national attention and ur . • . ' admiration. liST jabbed with August: _Jo~nson 8 public sup· I one hand; swung In the other a po~ tpbmg. w d. LB /, smear bucket. · P em ,er: ar Jms J Truman vilified the RepubU· ' poOctpuloberJty · LBJ 1. 1 1 can 80th (1947-48) Congress. The 0 r. s lpS 0 owes t ·-----point so Jar! . Worry of November: Bobby 7 • point I party favonte over LBJ • r,. Romney gains· LBJ sags! Slipping or Irritating? Harry Truman had U tougher ' Don 'tbeemb&rra8Sttlby!OOS&talse in 1948 HST , h't h d teeth sUpp1ng, dropping or wobb ling · Y.as 1 ar er when..r.ou eat, talk or Iaugb. Juat by more. politicians. Party lead- ! sPrln PASTEETH youra plates. e" Thielittle pleasant powderon g1ves ers demed him. : remarkable senu or added comfort Libe ra 1s scorn ed bim - the /1 and secunty by boklln g plo tes more tlrmiy.No ~my , gooer, pllstrtaste Inept little Missouri haberdash · or feeling. It"• alkllllne (non-acid ). GetHAS~•t•nJGruscoun~ raLSE TEETH M• responsible wr ollf Clea 1 111011' 1 lin ciUzens. Second St. · Pomeroy TERMS ••• 29? 5 Capl•tol com men t ' ..Even t s j orals of that year maneuvered to order the pamphlets for impersonators, were based on ,· I.· for months to deny Trwnan re- study. . the siugiog and dancin& of Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N9v. 29, 1966-7 J J nomination, and Indeed were The 'hostess served refresh· staves. flirting to the enc1 with the menta during the social period. 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiii;;;;&-;;iiiiiiiii;;iliiiiiiiiiii&lliiiiiiililiiiiiiiii·'il WASIIINGTON - 'l1le Boby- In a speecb In New York of muted fairly soon. Let this sort that they could replace The next meeting, the Christ- If 1~• by Kenuedy for Preoldent move important Implications, Soren. of thing RO on long and with none other than Gen. party and gift exchanRe, n:,.nt, which has so long been sen has warned that notning the preconditions for D. Eisenhower. be held at the home of ati, mpting to challenge If not could be "more stupid than any dy's defeat at the polls when the Democratic Follrod on Dec. 20 with I ar·tually to discredit the John- effort to run Sen. Robert F. surely be laid down, even in Convention mel In Woode, program leader. -.1 ', ' "" Administration from with- Kennedy against. either Pre.si· the highly Improbably event a casual onlooker would Mr. ond Mrs, Clarence AU• II b• the Democrallc party, is dent Johnson or VIce-President that he could seize the nomina- thought !hal the least and family of Columbus '• R« 'W surrering stresses of its Humphrey in 1968.' tion from President Johnson man there was a weekend with h..i.srlht:; ll m·n. This admonition to the more - assuming first of all that S. Truman. Mr. and Mrs. A $ee.oeu-t.~~ Srecifically, there seems to frantic Kennedyites to cool it- President Johnson decides he But when the voting ~~~~~ .A~~<mri >e a division of tactics be- to borrow the language of the wants it. the anti-Truman putsch c Mrs. Mabel Dotson of ,-ar·•·" tween those enthusiasts who collegiate wing of lhe Kennedy For Sorensen, at least, ed not wlth a bang but with a orsburg recenU)· visited want Sen, Robert Kennedy to movement - is accompanied, the Kennedy partisans has read whimper. There is, of course, daughter, Mrs. Leonard ~·.'~"·· I I go ior broke for the Presidency moreover, by a Sorensen appeal his political history. To any case no real an!liO!D' and family and her sister, his between Truman's power Russell Findling. n 1968 and those who think 1972 for an end of 11 ft uds between a sitting President for would be a sounder bet alto- reformers and old··timers or be- party's renomination, if he ation in 194.8 and Johnson's Glen Robinson has '""'''""''•" ~(~ lher. tween Johnson men and Ken- ly wants that renomination, power situation in from several days hunting The man wh~, save for Rob- nedy moo." next to impas!ible. The , for at the ~ery mountains of Vi~ginla. ~rt Kennedy himself, was the What all this means is that Jrecent illustration of thls Johnson wlll be Mr. and Mrs. Clalfe Woode ['J'Jsest to the mind and pur- the ablest political mind in the ty was the case of Harry s. stronger two years from and Conni Sue of Pomeroy · · 1f,ses of the late John F. Ken- Kennedy group is telling his man in 1948. than was Truman two his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1t dy, Ted Soren!len, has now associates that the Democratic If the polls have been ago. Chas. D. Woode, on St!fiday Jl.lblicly blown the whisUe on party itself could well be beat- off on President Johnson Accordingly, evening. :he more ardent types who en in 1968, no matter who !963, they were positively speech should be greatly lr ·m of pushing Kennedy in. would be the Presidential nom. id for President Truman back if needed, to Kennedy ORIGINAL MINSTREl.'! IJ t' a contest for the nomination !nee, if the harsh separatism cf In HM8. A determifled and noisy self - who has given no public Negro slaves originated ~~ early as 1988. the Kennedy extremists is not band of Democratic ultra • lib- encouragement to the 1968 minstrel show, the only native extremists and has in fact pub- American theatrical form, in MIDDLEPORT llcly discouraged them. For the sense that the first mlnKenoedy's basic problem Is strel shows, beginning in the OHIO much with his 19th century with Negro :,·"' with his unwisely doUng Ip~~:~;:· are ·If his presidenUal amultimaU!Iy denied, be they who hove in fact wrecked them. In truth, tho,,ell aspiring politicians who closely wrapped themseJveg I· round his name in the elections of this November were in nearly every case defeated for their pains. The reason for this was quite simple. They were generally of the ultra • liberal fringe and It was precisely thls form of ultra-liberal politics which BhM:Ic·& ,_.,Dewalt took the greaU!st beating in S-&Deckor tl1e recent elections. In a word, Kennedy's political fut~~re clearly rests upon two necessities. The first these is to cunvince the Demo. FREE eratic professionals $1US ... Siooo! that he will not allow personal Wml I'IIIOioUI Of ambitions to overconte U.CII MOMI $11C» elementory obligation to be a reasonably good party lliBn. The • A LASTING GIFT" UTILITY DRAWER FOR STAND AVAILAILE ~~ $8.95 C/H c/w second is that he disassociate ti·23G:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ himself from the far • out libera1s and move back toward Black & Decker TABLE the moderately llberal position ALL PURPOSE In the party which his !ole · brother consistently occupied. Transfers FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS Get dishes far cleaner than dishwashing by hand! He belpshis oewapaper mirrol: tbe ,ClOlllmUnity's thinking, and a society must exchangeitsbestthoughtetomotivateits highest achiewments. 'Heandhisnewspaperprovide - ~withanunpamlleledwayfor ,tellingtbec:ommunity about their products and&eiVices,anda free mRrketplace S12QDO ~JIG SAW Alfred Society Notes · for your old battery rBglfdiBSr tJI eondition when you buy a power· packed Firestone Life . ... Ey•ra· . • g1va -- you ... 600 E. MA!N ST. 1 POMEROY ~ VACUUM CLEANER .• 5 GAL SIZE 29991 5 .... Sunday School attendance on Nov. 20 was 46, offering was i 114.10. Worship services •ere 1 held at 10:45 •ilh the Rev. l Casto. The church is planning a Christmas program lor Dec. 21. 1 The regular meeting of lhe 1 WSCS was held on Tuesdoy ev- 1 ening, Nov. 15, at the home of Grace Swartz, with an attend:u:ce of 12. Devollons consisted of the singing of the hymn "Close to I Thee," followed by prayer by Thelma Henderson. Eleanor Boyles, president, was in charge of the business meeting when the secretary and treasurer reports were given. 1104.25 was reported received from the recent bake sale. More store coupons were turned in. A new shipment of gelatin has been received. The group made plans to send Christmas boxf's to boys in the Service. Severa] communications were read from district officers. Osie Mae Follrod led the program, "The Missionary in the Uprootod Society" and In· eluded a Thanksgiving reoding "The American Thanksgiving Day." Nettie Parker gave a missionary reading. Florence Spencer reported on •'The World Federation of_~;;:SJI odist Women" and Mrs. B on the ~'Self Study'• meeting and the secretary was C/H •.' CIH Bisek & Decker ~ ~, DRILL KIT Black & Decker FINISHING SANDER KIT S1999 ConTain' 1-4 piecltl: 1}.124 ~M O•ilt (g!IOIW to hondle lhe biggtr jobtl: tutlom-f.n.d ...... 99 O-UOK plcnlic ogrryiflv ~<1~; 3 ol!iJJ bit!; 3" wir ~ • ' -1 brvsh; 3'" buffino;~ wh~l ; <huck key ond hoi~; .5 .. N~r boc~ing pod. W. 5" IOI'!ding diK!I, lh'' .~w-e~ arlxof . C/M .u1 n( Bisek & Decker 6" BENCH GRINDER BELT SAIIDER $4999 ..,.. 53999 c/w WELLER Blllck & Decker SOLDERING KIT ~"UTILITY $795 DRILL f xpert 1oldering kit. Features 'l+le Wel l•r 100/.400 won Duo l Heal soldering gun plua acceuories and a high irnpod pla•lic: utility co~. Acceuoriet includes 3 toldltring tips. tip changing 'Wt' rench, flt.x bru1h. toldering oid aMI oil-purpose S999 SAW S333 I CLAWHAMMER ...... ..... $485 4" WORKSHOP VISE . I TORCH KIT SA~[ PAJC£ $777 ~tu'.r~~ l1 !I S299 ... 12 FOOT RULE "w 1:1 PIKI HIGH SPnD ROYAL VALUE IIG - StRONG MECHANICS ALL PURPOSE ' S399 TOOL BOX ......... 1777 $599 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. I " I Tht OtptrtiMIIt Stol't of Building Slnot191S Phone 992-5100 or 992-5500 :1 . . . , _ , 1>1 UAI-I tllO IOO ilAI'IIKIIo.f - - SOI£1... JIUA Ul V... T :.- 01 ' ' . 1 ·~ JM LUFKIN "MElURALL" 1/16" 10 1/4" DRIU In' SIT COLUMBIAN lllllOMAnt c/H solde~. .,.LUIIB" HAND ' ' HOME SHOP ~JIG SAW DISSTON :16 INCH " \. .. -+----------tr-____. .;";:.: '":...--- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • .II ' trt$tOnt POMEROY HOME & AUTO CENTER , I, BAKER FURNITURE 0 EYD taka months to pay on car service work at - I1--JI '1· 7'A" DELUXE SAW propert y ' =· !u':: ~:C."':":i =~rru:.. :::. ~ trying to buy the election, of doubt, but likely to be effective have been mmed smee 1814, ~ Ulllled Prell ID-UOIIOI year Tllomas E. Dewey o1 New,er. Hahl seeking to lake over tile atom aplD as In !9!B. ewdlug to the Encyclopaedia Giddy RepubUC8111 are snU· York knocked out the tougb lit· The Rebellion against Tru· for private proliL He told vat- L8J 11111 not be liST's all · Britannica. fing tho poll pot agaln, getting lie mao from Missouri· Uoked lman roared coast to coast, bor· era that Repobllcans were pro- rollllll prelldelldal equal, bu\ he ,.._ . a blg bang from tho pollsten HST, that is, untU they courited lder to gulf. More tban 45 big fasclsL What fJnoble nonaenael matdles him as a pollt.Jal I don' Jmo to WUiiam Mellalfie, Reva Jane numbers dope. II beals I h the real ballots. ~- name labor and DemocraUc C&lllornia's Earl Worren was operator- loUih. COJIIIdenl, •r· . I w whether this McHaffie, Lots, .Middleport. klddies' glue pot for sniffing. . leaders opposed HST's renoml· Dewey's vice presidenUal mate. rogant. DaD'& count out thla boy hke$ me or 1101, but every Delmar G. Bourn, _Kathryn I. Whoops! As In 1948, Republi· , The GOP is winning the polls !naUon. '111ey said be could not HST was 8 smeah hit slar aa Texas toup guy unUl tbe ref. lime I look at him ill achool he Baum, to John D. Rrebel, Glen· cans are on a high rise binge. agam In 1966. Like Harry S. ,be elected. All hands were a demagogue. Crowds loved 11, eree slags out: Tent IS leoklng at me. I could madly Dl L, Riebel, Lo~ Chester. Lest IIley forget! That was tbe Truman In 1948, PreSident Jnhn· :looking for an alternate candl- Ehouting: "Give 'em hell, Har-lr;;iii;;i;ii;i;iiii;;;;;;i&l-liii"i like bim, I think, but be woo't son looks bad lnlll68. Johnson ldate with more than mere sec- lry." ElecUon-evo polls wert say anything. Do you think he has been losing the ~eadllnes. , tional appeal. They could not !unanimous. Dewey was In; Tru• could like me?..SUSPIClOUS He has lost the confidence of find him, not even under rocks. Iman out• The voters elected Dear Sus: my cJUzens. They mistrust our i A hopeless Democratic Na· Truman by 303 to 189 electoral .Of cour~ h~. could - il you'd ........,ble-Cwr.lwobl.., leader. . . , :tiona! Convention sadly nomin· votes. An anU·TrJl111811 spUater g~ve the lfi! s1gn. For stsrl- 1100 letlor to eaclt lfiUIIO, to WarnbeJDfl .thDotn ~!'_urrbyl" to pia~ 1otod S. Truman for pres· party won 39 Southern elector• 18 . a ..........u ~can ~IC· ident.Harry ers, how about giVing: him a futm four ordJnarJ wQrdl. you~ HST was tamed with al votes. wave and a smile, next time lory magic already " rlsmg Kentucky 's Sen. Alben W. Bark· Poll-happy RepublicllliS of be gives you the eye?- H fromaltheandpoll lhpot to..'.catter the ley, an old fashioned root . 1966 have forgotten tho 1148 IN AT P-OUT Af 5 rase s o era uvm WasiJ.. ' · ingt d t stompmg campaigner and teller message. Democrat. hove some 1 1 th I I• BOth was a gooil Congress, Ia Rigbtlst'" new smear word ul I fact, its most maliped legis- tered to eoDDOCI responsible COII- HeieR ._..._, lOJ.lTB ASII.IID FOR IT' This column . . • . the '" for YOUill peop1e, lr problems and pleasures, _their troubles and fun. As 7'th the rest of HeleD Help ~·· 11 welcom~s laughs but,won t dodge a senous queslion With a brush-off. se..J your teeu-a e uestioil. to YOUTH ASKEJ :OR IT c of Hel r ., en Help US., this poAMper. MAIL C", VIETN ~ BEAR YE HEAR YE' j National w·In clOW 0 f 0 piniOn .. '. �\ MlNlNG SNI'ER Blstorieally, te mining eon~ HELEN HELP US! "--• by :t•~:-.:: ~~:. GI"ddy'' GOP sniff"mg the cD0II p0 t Agmn • wbere gold, . silver and lead o::S Dear Rea~ers: "I 1 DAY SERVIQ SHIRT FINISHING :~~et!~u · 81!IJEVE? This year's most . asked ques- I am 13 and very mature. I [FINKE , tion to HHU is: "How can 1 have met a wonderful boy who . Do , . write and tell those fighting IS almost 14. n t say IbiS is ~ me~ in Vietnam that we're infatuation II' puppy love bepulljng for them?" cause my mother says it's true. MALF.ImEl> Fjnally _I hove the onswer, (I'm using a dictionary for my · · in f letter from Paul Stewart spelling.) Pr..L...t Coordinator, Viet: We ore planniug a spring 0 ' I I rn "~"'- ~:~~r~~:~:~~n ;U:: ~~~;~~s~n~~t~~:.n to'~i~:~ep~~ :;~!· .~:~r =:etous:! 1 0 n-it "l!j!'fReJII,olllJ!i:"JO'TEU. I• 'll:lU ~PEOPLE 'IHINJ(. nam'!llail Call, P. 0 . Box 3104, wedding. We don't know whelhRELUUJI Cotliinbus, Geargia, 31903. He er we should elope cr hove a . Jlllo!r-lhecholedlettero ch h eddi M olhe J c.r-dloi_.llll,.er,u say~ in part: urc w ng. ym r Jnq ...... .,.tlleaboftcartoon. Dtar Mrs. Bottel: Thank you has always had her heart ~et for your leiter. We are delighl· on one. ( Priltiii•SI!BftiiSEIIISIEilhrt J ed to know you ha ve readers! But you see, I have a probwho wish to \\Tite lo service- l lem . My father doesn't know (Aiwwen IOmorrow) JumJ,Ies:GitEP FUSSY· IONNif DI5AIM man. I about this, but he must pay fll' y-.... ..~ .... , · LJ W __,, Vietnam Mail Call is a pro- II. - · • • A.uwtr~ Whal C181a loy «rotU& up I p S 1\f • mother approves but ;. r_. OJII!ItiS,_ ~UW~ot 4 j ect of the South C!ilumbus, 1 . · · .) . • ' ._.._--. Georgw, Merchant s Associalion l ls afrai d to tell him. a civic club. Since it was start· ! Dear 1: t'd in 1965, we have forwarded You certainly DO have a over 500,000 letters of support problem!- An overactive imand appr('("iation to u.s. Troops agination. . ... Or a stupidly jn Viemnm, and thoug h we overpermissive mother. I hope cannot at this lime accept pack- it's the fomter! -H. oges for forwarding (due to transportation shortage ), \\e ~--------are happ\· to say we can gei lener:; to. the men t 11 r o u g h e1gs Compan:,• Command ers and oi.IJers who will distribute them. Ple<Jse instruct your readers to w" te. letter. not more t11an . two· pages, enclGse it in an en- , ve lope that has on ly the wnt- - - - - - - - - - rr's nnme and <Jddress in the r Myrtle M. Long to Dorothy lf•ft . hand cor11er. Leave thc[ Louise Long, 1 acre, Salisbury. add res~ . space blank and duI . . NOt place postage on this en.. Wilham F. ~~en, Sr., Mona ve idpe. Then put tile letU!r to So!"den to Wilham F. Sorden, the se rviceman in a 5 e c 0 n d Jr., Audrey Sorden, Mark Sor.. rnvtlope addressed to VIET- den, parcels, Chester. M M MAlL CALL, P. 0. BOX Clarence Robert Nelson, Isa310t, COLMBUS, GEORGIA, belle S. Nelson to Charles L. 3 l9ql. Put your return address Spire s~ Elaine Spires, Lot, Rutin 'die lefthand corner and en- J;~nd. close two five..cent Gtamps or a , dime. We do not want thel Gayle H. Pr1ce, Edna W. st <~rfl ps sluck to the letters be· Price to United States, Flow. rau~e ~e place several letter~~ age Easement, Lebanon. in 4 ~ to mail all at once Gayle H. Price, Edna W. us ing the sla~ps for the box. I Price to United States, FlowIf "A'fJters w1sh to eorrespond ·age Easement, Lebanon.. wi th Sfrvice men, they should Gayle H. Price, Edna W. make ll known in their letter::. Price to United States FlowH is nol guaranteed that atl 1 age Easement, Lebanon: lPttPrs will be answered, but : Gayle H. Price, Edna W. most w11l - and all will be Price to United States, Flow. rE>ad _and appre:iated. Only age Easement, Lebanon. the first letter 1s mailed to Gayle H. Price, Edna W. Vietnam Mail Call . After tht Price to United States, Flow. reader receives a rf' ply frsm ~ I age Easement, Lebanon. Edna W. serviceman, she (or he) writes 1 Gayle H. Price, direct to the man. - .Sincere· IPrice to United States, Flow. Jy, Paul Stewart, ProJ ect Co- age Easement Olive. ordinak)f, S.C. M.A. i Ellsworth C;ispin, Dora Cris· .P.S. We are not permitted to pin to United States, Flowage gtve out names or addresse~ Easement, Olive. of men or outtits in Vietna m. James A. Anderson, Wilma Our project is e'ndersed by C. Anderson to United States, veter~ns,_ei v ic and professionai F1owage Easement, Chester. ergamzat10ns. Hazael McMurray, Hattie So there it ls, kids, and McMurray to Lorraine McMurplease PLEASE eli\) this col- 'ray, parcel s, Lebanon. umD now! - H. I Olin A. Knapp, C. Pearl Dear Helen: Knapp to David H. Cumings, The last letter I sent didn 't!Gl;;.dys L. Cumings, 1.10 acre, go in the paper, so please won't Sali sbury. I JOU print this one? . George and Hazel McHaffie ! (llXIJI] ! """.r,ht -~~ a sup- lican Thomas E. Dewey ran for credit 1 t tbas Pan em WI • new rascals president sitting down. Trumari and others. But11 mus_t be con- J"unked ~- rules and slugge". 1 ..ted that II be dl rt h '"" " ~ t LBJ· po a I es ave I his way to national attention and ur . • . ' admiration. liST jabbed with August: _Jo~nson 8 public sup· I one hand; swung In the other a po~ tpbmg. w d. LB /, smear bucket. · P em ,er: ar Jms J Truman vilified the RepubU· ' poOctpuloberJty · LBJ 1. 1 1 can 80th (1947-48) Congress. The 0 r. s lpS 0 owes t ·-----point so Jar! . Worry of November: Bobby 7 • point I party favonte over LBJ • r,. Romney gains· LBJ sags! Slipping or Irritating? Harry Truman had U tougher ' Don 'tbeemb&rra8Sttlby!OOS&talse in 1948 HST , h't h d teeth sUpp1ng, dropping or wobb ling · Y.as 1 ar er when..r.ou eat, talk or Iaugb. Juat by more. politicians. Party lead- ! sPrln PASTEETH youra plates. e" Thielittle pleasant powderon g1ves ers demed him. : remarkable senu or added comfort Libe ra 1s scorn ed bim - the /1 and secunty by boklln g plo tes more tlrmiy.No ~my , gooer, pllstrtaste Inept little Missouri haberdash · or feeling. It"• alkllllne (non-acid ). GetHAS~•t•nJGruscoun~ raLSE TEETH M• responsible wr ollf Clea 1 111011' 1 lin ciUzens. Second St. · Pomeroy TERMS ••• 29? 5 Capl•tol com men t ' ..Even t s j orals of that year maneuvered to order the pamphlets for impersonators, were based on ,· I.· for months to deny Trwnan re- study. . the siugiog and dancin& of Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N9v. 29, 1966-7 J J nomination, and Indeed were The 'hostess served refresh· staves. flirting to the enc1 with the menta during the social period. 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiii;;;;&-;;iiiiiiiii;;iliiiiiiiiiii&lliiiiiiililiiiiiiiii·'il WASIIINGTON - 'l1le Boby- In a speecb In New York of muted fairly soon. Let this sort that they could replace The next meeting, the Christ- If 1~• by Kenuedy for Preoldent move important Implications, Soren. of thing RO on long and with none other than Gen. party and gift exchanRe, n:,.nt, which has so long been sen has warned that notning the preconditions for D. Eisenhower. be held at the home of ati, mpting to challenge If not could be "more stupid than any dy's defeat at the polls when the Democratic Follrod on Dec. 20 with I ar·tually to discredit the John- effort to run Sen. Robert F. surely be laid down, even in Convention mel In Woode, program leader. -.1 ', ' "" Administration from with- Kennedy against. either Pre.si· the highly Improbably event a casual onlooker would Mr. ond Mrs, Clarence AU• II b• the Democrallc party, is dent Johnson or VIce-President that he could seize the nomina- thought !hal the least and family of Columbus '• R« 'W surrering stresses of its Humphrey in 1968.' tion from President Johnson man there was a weekend with h..i.srlht:; ll m·n. This admonition to the more - assuming first of all that S. Truman. Mr. and Mrs. A $ee.oeu-t.~~ Srecifically, there seems to frantic Kennedyites to cool it- President Johnson decides he But when the voting ~~~~~ .A~~<mri >e a division of tactics be- to borrow the language of the wants it. the anti-Truman putsch c Mrs. Mabel Dotson of ,-ar·•·" tween those enthusiasts who collegiate wing of lhe Kennedy For Sorensen, at least, ed not wlth a bang but with a orsburg recenU)· visited want Sen, Robert Kennedy to movement - is accompanied, the Kennedy partisans has read whimper. There is, of course, daughter, Mrs. Leonard ~·.'~"·· I I go ior broke for the Presidency moreover, by a Sorensen appeal his political history. To any case no real an!liO!D' and family and her sister, his between Truman's power Russell Findling. n 1968 and those who think 1972 for an end of 11 ft uds between a sitting President for would be a sounder bet alto- reformers and old··timers or be- party's renomination, if he ation in 194.8 and Johnson's Glen Robinson has '""'''""''•" ~(~ lher. tween Johnson men and Ken- ly wants that renomination, power situation in from several days hunting The man wh~, save for Rob- nedy moo." next to impas!ible. The , for at the ~ery mountains of Vi~ginla. ~rt Kennedy himself, was the What all this means is that Jrecent illustration of thls Johnson wlll be Mr. and Mrs. Clalfe Woode ['J'Jsest to the mind and pur- the ablest political mind in the ty was the case of Harry s. stronger two years from and Conni Sue of Pomeroy · · 1f,ses of the late John F. Ken- Kennedy group is telling his man in 1948. than was Truman two his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1t dy, Ted Soren!len, has now associates that the Democratic If the polls have been ago. Chas. D. Woode, on St!fiday Jl.lblicly blown the whisUe on party itself could well be beat- off on President Johnson Accordingly, evening. :he more ardent types who en in 1968, no matter who !963, they were positively speech should be greatly lr ·m of pushing Kennedy in. would be the Presidential nom. id for President Truman back if needed, to Kennedy ORIGINAL MINSTREl.'! IJ t' a contest for the nomination !nee, if the harsh separatism cf In HM8. A determifled and noisy self - who has given no public Negro slaves originated ~~ early as 1988. the Kennedy extremists is not band of Democratic ultra • lib- encouragement to the 1968 minstrel show, the only native extremists and has in fact pub- American theatrical form, in MIDDLEPORT llcly discouraged them. For the sense that the first mlnKenoedy's basic problem Is strel shows, beginning in the OHIO much with his 19th century with Negro :,·"' with his unwisely doUng Ip~~:~;:· are ·If his presidenUal amultimaU!Iy denied, be they who hove in fact wrecked them. In truth, tho,,ell aspiring politicians who closely wrapped themseJveg I· round his name in the elections of this November were in nearly every case defeated for their pains. The reason for this was quite simple. They were generally of the ultra • liberal fringe and It was precisely thls form of ultra-liberal politics which BhM:Ic·& ,_.,Dewalt took the greaU!st beating in S-&Deckor tl1e recent elections. In a word, Kennedy's political fut~~re clearly rests upon two necessities. The first these is to cunvince the Demo. FREE eratic professionals $1US ... Siooo! that he will not allow personal Wml I'IIIOioUI Of ambitions to overconte U.CII MOMI $11C» elementory obligation to be a reasonably good party lliBn. The • A LASTING GIFT" UTILITY DRAWER FOR STAND AVAILAILE ~~ $8.95 C/H c/w second is that he disassociate ti·23G:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ himself from the far • out libera1s and move back toward Black & Decker TABLE the moderately llberal position ALL PURPOSE In the party which his !ole · brother consistently occupied. Transfers FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS Get dishes far cleaner than dishwashing by hand! He belpshis oewapaper mirrol: tbe ,ClOlllmUnity's thinking, and a society must exchangeitsbestthoughtetomotivateits highest achiewments. 'Heandhisnewspaperprovide - ~withanunpamlleledwayfor ,tellingtbec:ommunity about their products and&eiVices,anda free mRrketplace S12QDO ~JIG SAW Alfred Society Notes · for your old battery rBglfdiBSr tJI eondition when you buy a power· packed Firestone Life . ... Ey•ra· . • g1va -- you ... 600 E. MA!N ST. 1 POMEROY ~ VACUUM CLEANER .• 5 GAL SIZE 29991 5 .... Sunday School attendance on Nov. 20 was 46, offering was i 114.10. Worship services •ere 1 held at 10:45 •ilh the Rev. l Casto. The church is planning a Christmas program lor Dec. 21. 1 The regular meeting of lhe 1 WSCS was held on Tuesdoy ev- 1 ening, Nov. 15, at the home of Grace Swartz, with an attend:u:ce of 12. Devollons consisted of the singing of the hymn "Close to I Thee," followed by prayer by Thelma Henderson. Eleanor Boyles, president, was in charge of the business meeting when the secretary and treasurer reports were given. 1104.25 was reported received from the recent bake sale. More store coupons were turned in. A new shipment of gelatin has been received. The group made plans to send Christmas boxf's to boys in the Service. Severa] communications were read from district officers. Osie Mae Follrod led the program, "The Missionary in the Uprootod Society" and In· eluded a Thanksgiving reoding "The American Thanksgiving Day." Nettie Parker gave a missionary reading. Florence Spencer reported on •'The World Federation of_~;;:SJI odist Women" and Mrs. B on the ~'Self Study'• meeting and the secretary was C/H •.' CIH Bisek & Decker ~ ~, DRILL KIT Black & Decker FINISHING SANDER KIT S1999 ConTain' 1-4 piecltl: 1}.124 ~M O•ilt (g!IOIW to hondle lhe biggtr jobtl: tutlom-f.n.d ...... 99 O-UOK plcnlic ogrryiflv ~<1~; 3 ol!iJJ bit!; 3" wir ~ • ' -1 brvsh; 3'" buffino;~ wh~l ; <huck key ond hoi~; .5 .. N~r boc~ing pod. W. 5" IOI'!ding diK!I, lh'' .~w-e~ arlxof . C/M .u1 n( Bisek & Decker 6" BENCH GRINDER BELT SAIIDER $4999 ..,.. 53999 c/w WELLER Blllck & Decker SOLDERING KIT ~"UTILITY $795 DRILL f xpert 1oldering kit. Features 'l+le Wel l•r 100/.400 won Duo l Heal soldering gun plua acceuories and a high irnpod pla•lic: utility co~. Acceuoriet includes 3 toldltring tips. tip changing 'Wt' rench, flt.x bru1h. toldering oid aMI oil-purpose S999 SAW S333 I CLAWHAMMER ...... ..... $485 4" WORKSHOP VISE . I TORCH KIT SA~[ PAJC£ $777 ~tu'.r~~ l1 !I S299 ... 12 FOOT RULE "w 1:1 PIKI HIGH SPnD ROYAL VALUE IIG - StRONG MECHANICS ALL PURPOSE ' S399 TOOL BOX ......... 1777 $599 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. I " I Tht OtptrtiMIIt Stol't of Building Slnot191S Phone 992-5100 or 992-5500 :1 . . . , _ , 1>1 UAI-I tllO IOO ilAI'IIKIIo.f - - SOI£1... JIUA Ul V... T :.- 01 ' ' . 1 ·~ JM LUFKIN "MElURALL" 1/16" 10 1/4" DRIU In' SIT COLUMBIAN lllllOMAnt c/H solde~. .,.LUIIB" HAND ' ' HOME SHOP ~JIG SAW DISSTON :16 INCH " \. .. -+----------tr-____. .;";:.: '":...--- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • .II ' trt$tOnt POMEROY HOME & AUTO CENTER , I, BAKER FURNITURE 0 EYD taka months to pay on car service work at - I1--JI '1· 7'A" DELUXE SAW propert y ' =· !u':: ~:C."':":i =~rru:.. :::. ~ trying to buy the election, of doubt, but likely to be effective have been mmed smee 1814, ~ Ulllled Prell ID-UOIIOI year Tllomas E. Dewey o1 New,er. Hahl seeking to lake over tile atom aplD as In !9!B. ewdlug to the Encyclopaedia Giddy RepubUC8111 are snU· York knocked out the tougb lit· The Rebellion against Tru· for private proliL He told vat- L8J 11111 not be liST's all · Britannica. fing tho poll pot agaln, getting lie mao from Missouri· Uoked lman roared coast to coast, bor· era that Repobllcans were pro- rollllll prelldelldal equal, bu\ he ,.._ . a blg bang from tho pollsten HST, that is, untU they courited lder to gulf. More tban 45 big fasclsL What fJnoble nonaenael matdles him as a pollt.Jal I don' Jmo to WUiiam Mellalfie, Reva Jane numbers dope. II beals I h the real ballots. ~- name labor and DemocraUc C&lllornia's Earl Worren was operator- loUih. COJIIIdenl, •r· . I w whether this McHaffie, Lots, .Middleport. klddies' glue pot for sniffing. . leaders opposed HST's renoml· Dewey's vice presidenUal mate. rogant. DaD'& count out thla boy hke$ me or 1101, but every Delmar G. Bourn, _Kathryn I. Whoops! As In 1948, Republi· , The GOP is winning the polls !naUon. '111ey said be could not HST was 8 smeah hit slar aa Texas toup guy unUl tbe ref. lime I look at him ill achool he Baum, to John D. Rrebel, Glen· cans are on a high rise binge. agam In 1966. Like Harry S. ,be elected. All hands were a demagogue. Crowds loved 11, eree slags out: Tent IS leoklng at me. I could madly Dl L, Riebel, Lo~ Chester. Lest IIley forget! That was tbe Truman In 1948, PreSident Jnhn· :looking for an alternate candl- Ehouting: "Give 'em hell, Har-lr;;iii;;i;ii;i;iiii;;;;;;i&l-liii"i like bim, I think, but be woo't son looks bad lnlll68. Johnson ldate with more than mere sec- lry." ElecUon-evo polls wert say anything. Do you think he has been losing the ~eadllnes. , tional appeal. They could not !unanimous. Dewey was In; Tru• could like me?..SUSPIClOUS He has lost the confidence of find him, not even under rocks. Iman out• The voters elected Dear Sus: my cJUzens. They mistrust our i A hopeless Democratic Na· Truman by 303 to 189 electoral .Of cour~ h~. could - il you'd ........,ble-Cwr.lwobl.., leader. . . , :tiona! Convention sadly nomin· votes. An anU·TrJl111811 spUater g~ve the lfi! s1gn. For stsrl- 1100 letlor to eaclt lfiUIIO, to WarnbeJDfl .thDotn ~!'_urrbyl" to pia~ 1otod S. Truman for pres· party won 39 Southern elector• 18 . a ..........u ~can ~IC· ident.Harry ers, how about giVing: him a futm four ordJnarJ wQrdl. you~ HST was tamed with al votes. wave and a smile, next time lory magic already " rlsmg Kentucky 's Sen. Alben W. Bark· Poll-happy RepublicllliS of be gives you the eye?- H fromaltheandpoll lhpot to..'.catter the ley, an old fashioned root . 1966 have forgotten tho 1148 IN AT P-OUT Af 5 rase s o era uvm WasiJ.. ' · ingt d t stompmg campaigner and teller message. Democrat. hove some 1 1 th I I• BOth was a gooil Congress, Ia Rigbtlst'" new smear word ul I fact, its most maliped legis- tered to eoDDOCI responsible COII- HeieR ._..._, lOJ.lTB ASII.IID FOR IT' This column . . • . the '" for YOUill peop1e, lr problems and pleasures, _their troubles and fun. As 7'th the rest of HeleD Help ~·· 11 welcom~s laughs but,won t dodge a senous queslion With a brush-off. se..J your teeu-a e uestioil. to YOUTH ASKEJ :OR IT c of Hel r ., en Help US., this poAMper. MAIL C", VIETN ~ BEAR YE HEAR YE' j National w·In clOW 0 f 0 piniOn .. '. �~- · ~· -; ,... _,. _ ___ -'~- ,... . ' ' ' ' ' . • ·\ · - · ·- - .. _... ... _ ., ...._"'"''I' .... .. . .., ........ . . . .. . ___ ,_. ...._.......,.,. _ _~.......,.-· ' I - lol .. ~ · ... ................ . . . -.. ' . .... , ,. ' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way s · a . u siness Servi 'h-------&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 29, 1966 tW4NT AD v NORMA TION For S.le al R.-lliltate !SfGNS DIAD!. I Nil D•~ ....... h•t1Ctfttfll ' THI! WILLETS HONDA SAllS & SERVICE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Pomeroy i Motor Co. OUAUTT =-. it •an WIWILL ' For Sale MONEY for Xmas, giYe us 1 try. We pay rash lor new or C~~tlt/t/' f?t1/t~ · old guns, swords, old pocket 7 Mo1u1., onaun• ''" L M. CANCIIr.LAJIONI ..... Clll knives, old dolls, ammunition, MIDDLEPORT _ Nice 4 room • CO. .ICTIONI Wll• R 1ccept1• until t 1ot A. a~y, caliber, any amount. cottage, frame construction ' " o•v .t P~lcatl•• F1fe-s, rear of Speed Qu~en wllP imitation stone siding, II ONI Of fHI M50 SPORT llaGULAfiQNI Laundry Mat, South Thll'd two bedrooms, bath, enclosed ""'' •.,..,,,n.r ,..,.," "'• CHEV ROLET $1795 NICElY PEOPI.II.. CA~L ,. HU •• reteel III'IY . . . ·~;.;:.01164 Ave., ~hddleport, oil 29 12tc I back porch. Priced td sell. ar;uectiMI.tlllll.· .,,..,.. tll•u•• Impala 4 Dr. Siena (:old finish with ~ potle.ss .clean mJiching SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS '•"r'"will '""""•••••Y· ~ ..,. t' nterior, new W.W. tirtll', VU en"'ine, OiiiiiOii:l $3,500. l!lher net M "IJIIIIIflble fDr " hautomaiJc tran s., power rn~~r• m• ..,. •ncor"'c' ll'lllrtiOA. :;leering. radio Bnd healer. See lhis s arp Cilt now. , , , BRADBURY -one story frame · 62 BUICK $1395 Ttre Sale Continues 5 rooms 12 bedrooms), bath, Rawli!lg• tlonde Sales lnvicta Conv. Cpe. Whttl' finish, red interior, lik~ new tires, aluminum siding, storm doors Phone 992·2143 800xlJ tubeless ' WY 2-2151 !'rom tho Largen Truck or power steering 01nd brakes, automati<' trans., rad1o and heal· N1lon Black and windows, in good condi· Bulldozer Radiator TQ The Pomeroy, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHtD er good top Drive a Huick ilt only Sl395. LJSt 27.45 . ... .... !!ale 11.6!5 Smallest Heater Core. tion. Excellent buy. $4,500. 6i RAMBLER $495 Conv. Cpe. Good tirt>s, ti nl. en~ine, :std. trans. R.H. good top, AH pri<:E's are plu1 tax FARM - ~• mile of/ Route 248 DRIVE A p. .-;leering. ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR -<:lose to Chester - 25 acres DISCOUNTS ClEAN CAR' for cultivation, li acr·ee: s ~~~~~ ~~~:Ph.:::::::::::::';•:m:•:•:•'~ pastqre, balance 'in U IT ONLY TAKES dug well snd water system, POMEROY ONI MINUil . OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. l 1k story frame house, All ~ew RldloiOr Shof 992-2181 rooms and bath. Needs eC•r eTruck eHeotor of repair. Going at $5,000, ONLY Core eBulldortt Albert M. Cox, Breker WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, eAny Typo lkory Cleland, Saleoman U.DRIVE THRU and Found For Sale For Sale and 2 permits, modern - . 992·3830 PIECE bedntom ~uil e. tures, new beer cooling Evealogs 99%--25&8 or 992'1136 ·Mrs. Zelia Weyand, ColumCAR WASH 'HOUNt fl. white 2nd Iem· 1 ONE 4 cylinder gasoline Ml" and all equipment, '"ludiingi · 11 28 3tc bus, was a weeke-> guest at '11'1 2·21'16 Middleport, 0 . POMEROY t · · 10 d y< 1 neapolis '-1oline power unit, t ·o story building with h h M o~. ~~spo s, ';lll.ssmg a -· onablr. <ll ti48 S.Phone Second 992·2753 Are.,et•~·lid· too" I frottl, 100 foot depth '; I HOUSE ---on -461 -South - -4th -orne of er mother, "' rs. 1 Lesh:•r Lat.hry. Lm.:.!~· dleport. ideal for saw mill or to run s.L·I'G:inevra Foster. ·-···- (Dao Vtllet. PIL ' ----- -- -- - - . - a generator, very good East Main, Pomeroy. $15,000. Middleport, 0., $6,800, can Jl 29 3te!AK\: MiiJigt ure and Toy tion. 50 H.P., reasonably . Can finance. Telephone 992- bought with small down Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Crabtree lU les, black or silver. S I u ed. See or call Excelsior Salt 1 2120 or 992·91illfl. men!, balance like rent. were Sunday dinner guests of Notice sPrv ire and grooming. Works. Pomeroy, 0. Ph :me : 11-27·6tc Valley Lumber & Supply their son and d...-Jghter-ln-law, ~--·----• _.992 54J3. 11 25 tfc 992-3891. Ask for Ed Eber,s-1TWO APARTMENT Dwldilig. Middleport, 0. 992·2709. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree. . ' I TE bach ll 25 l__:._c j :\lui berry Ave., Pomeroy, In11 z 30tc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craqtree close thi s Sa turda y eve· WI I .zig zag sewmg · _ ·--·-Russell also Visited with _ __ A dinner at the Martin Re~onlv at 5<l0 p m. D•Jn·s. i machine, dress maker J.OSE WEIGHT safely with .,· come $109 per month, t · 1 aurant wag enjoyed by , Qffi. 18 _ Shup, Hoci ne, 0:)! hu_tt 01~hoJ~s, .~ppliq.ues. mnflo- Df:"x-A-Diet tablets. Only 9!kj Call 992·2720. 11 27 5 RooM House, 26 Park Place ' parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Able~. members or the Staff and 1t-J4 tr grnms, fam) desJgns, elc.. I\'e-lson'5 Pharmacy, Parn. · ILER 35 , 8, 2 Middleport, 0 ..Al~o 43, 56• Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ravenswood, W. Vet, Mrs. Fre- cers f M . Te p ~· - ~ without at~chments. Brand eroy, 0. IO 21 301p 1 TRA • xd ' od 76 acres (no buddmgs_) a11 )'ard of Columbus visited Sun- da Middleswort and children, o eJgs mp1e . Y•uJan I 11 "'". Fttll pr1·ce $49.95 or lo· ': - .·- .- . ---.- ~ fully car.pete '. go 1oca ted 1·n Rutland . Will sac- day with her brother and sister. Stwersville, VISite . d l\1r. - a woman "" I,·,."~ ~.. an d Sisters for their annual Ncwezn. lll my home. l. Jght "11>t>tlti". Ph. 99'.'2611,·. l9ti6 Zig Za, g Sewmg machme, tion, Keith Ridenour, rifire to setlle estate. For WII' bl d f 'I her meeling Monday evening. • sa1esman s demons tra tor s. 1er. 0. Ph. 98., in-law ' Mr · and Mrs · Reed Jef. Mrs. t mm A eo an anu y. F'o11 owmg . lhe d'mner the group 985· information, call Athens, 592. fers •w·'"'' Anna S m 1t h, 1I " Jl 2.5 lfc il"oJ 539 or • 1 c· 'II I St ,, ,I'd ----3573. 11 22 6289. 11 18 15tp · Miss Shelia Bailey and friend Iwent to the .OUJ , J ·' J)O~'T I ~' ]~ -.Wh1le they last. These . mac I· ' home of Mrs. <le ooor·t. Uhin. 11 '!.7 Jtc -. pump .your s ugg Js I sep. Hit'S equipped !o Zig zag, 1967- S:fEREO like new, Solid Mrs. Ida Cheadle, Mrii. Hel en , of Racine visited tier grand- George Childs for the party. -'"'--·-· . ---·-· IJL' tank. Get Klean-E rn-All make bu!l onholes darn em' d . . ed Lt'vestock Jeffers and Mrs. Nina Chase at-' mother, Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter. The meeHng was opened with SC'ptic Tank Clca:1er. Land. I broidE'r. E'lr. Pav' J·ust $so or; State, JBSspeRe h mterm lxak M R b rt 0 M M ·· f h book Adams and Stanley Aor tion ·k F B . p . . ·h1 changer. c anger, m e ~- - -· tended the wedding on Sunday r. o e urs, rs. ae a reaomg rom t e _year rtduse :wd TrOid!llg Jl(•st. n~<·t. arm ureau Ill 0111· 1 Jf you Wish mont ,y paJmen ts payments of $1.50 per week TWO HORSES ..... 1 afternoon or Ruth Ann Huntley Van Meter and Ruby, local, given by Mrs. Betty Spencer, 0 0 12 2 2 1 1s now under one roof ot ! _ e~ ~ · · _ _____ ll_ .1 _~~~_: can be arranged. Ca ll 99 - or pay balance due $69. Ph. Palomino stallion, .. and Charles r.reenlee at Pine called on Mr. and Mrs. Char. president. The birthday song 11 28 6tc 992-5649. Laurt'l Cliff Sd10ol House:S I NC ~~H ~EW I .\'G MACHINE- : 32 lR. 11 18 tfc old, 1 three year otd marl:!, Grove Church near Vinton. Miss lie Carroll and family. was sung for Mrs. Horace Me~ ) f{ Sl I '' d 'z . d . e '. ll"fPSH . IRc sh l .. ll u · · -· bre<l. Sre after 4 p. m. Don· Hclley is the daughter or Rev. Mr. nnd. Mrs. Alban Tayl . or Elhinny. on • .a1e ou e -"~ an. nrw I .. Jg zag equ~ppe , m new s W·l 40 ;1 ~t • r. oa .~. . n.1 Jo:.ROM WALL to wall, no soil M R nd f d R 1 Ht, -7 hr·pa. ss. open dmly at , mg 1.a.ble. ,') paymenls S7 e<•rl1 Har mon, Dexter, 0. at all, on carpets clean""~ na anu e · acme. HunUey is the dauyhlcr of Rev a amily move to Dcme' The traveling pri1.e, donated 1 1 1 27 6 d 1 $ 12 noorJ . .Inn A ams and nr J 3 e-.• h· PI · 992 ''5 · l1 28 Jl pj with Blue Lustre. Rent elec. ll M D 1 Hill .1hy Mrs. Childs, was wn.n bv. • -2f'<~ tc ·well kttown here where Rev.· Route. \\·orli11' St"ni"' 1 ·-· ·-TV. - --· ·InsureHuntley served as pastor of Mr.L and M rs. ade M Edd and : Mrs. Ben Neulzling. · · Games 1 lric shampooer, $1. Pomeroy · '" ~· .. - 1t 20 tf",_ f __ _ ___ ~- l l 25 t'c . ·, -COLOR 1967 Motorola,like ~~1 the Carpenter Baptist Ch urch son, etart, r. an playeo and prfzes award. -~ NI<:H\'OUS'.' Can't sleep? Try new co ndition. full warranty, Cement Block Co. GET A quotation from REU· for some time. IBurmen and daughter rs.Ann of E'were d to Mrs. McElhinny, Mrs. Sale or Trade ·Sleepe rs." Cuaranteed re. make payments of $5 per TER INSURANCE AGENCY Wheelersburg, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr Mrs. Richard Bail' 0 . su lts ~ money back. week or pay off baJanee. Ph.[ FROM w<\LL to wail--~iloSOi1 I~IC. before reoewing your Those enjoying a pre-Thanks· ! Clifford Roush, Mr. and Mrs. ey and M~. Phil Meinhart. 19 ' tl(l R~:~mLER sta iJOn wag~n. Only 98r. Nelson's Pharmacy. 992-5649. ll 20 -tfc I. a 1 <<, 11 • o.n carpels cle;ned · auto Insurance. We may be giving dinner at the home of Cecil Roseberry and two chil· fj ('\'ilr\(h:•r. f3J srat. With Pomero. 0 11 25 lOt c; ri1Ck. ••i ll se ll real chea p tor · ________ }, ~ _·_ ·-- __ __ P POTATOES, get your winter Blue Lustre. Rent _ able to save you money. ~frs. Ola Perry and Frank were dren, visited Mr. and ~Irs. 1ast. s hmapooer $1 . Baker 8 Z tfc Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Darold Hawlhorne, Chester, and r·a<.; ll or will trade for or on IU ·~E .. ~ GIHL'S . ., WI·nter . . na vy polatees '" h''11e. th ey .'iOth Anniversary illlU'-etrniler or farm traC'I'lt I .~oy C'oat, look ~ hke ~ew, Clarence ProffiH. Portland, ture Co. 11 28 AUTOMOBILE insurance been and Nancy, Amy Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs .. Lawrence John;1nct implemPnts. lnf!uire st 1 me 14, $8 , one )ell tHY sum· o. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 tfc cancelled? Mst your operato- Jdn&., Mn. Jane Douglas, Mr. ston and fam1ly, !oral. . Observed Sunday S II mer coa l me 14 $3 Wanda - - ·- ·~- -- ···- -· or's llcenseT Call WY :t.Zll66 and Mrs. James Osbprne and Mrs. Mona Wolf, Mrs. Mil· ·.Mr. and Mrs, Lee .Seullt wer• LP.Wi!; Trt~ding Post, Buy .• (' • . .. ' .. . 0( I ODOUCLAS electric guitar \\ith . . • 15 u.· cnlldreD ot'Columbus and Mrs. cir.ed Filch or Portland' Roulf> ln Mt. ~e~non Sunday .to ob-. Tnde 3rd & Mill Streets Powell. Rt. •• Racme. Ph . 3 · k d J'f' Ph 1 oerve t• ld edd g ( · ' ·' 4 22 61 PIC ups an amp 1 Jer. · Marilyn ThOmas Leist · and v)sited Mr. and Mrs . Edd Bush. ~ ue go en w m anm· M!tl<ilerort, 0. JJ 12 6tr 949-2Gll. - - - . 992·2590. ll 25 6tcj hide.. Phil Meier, Legal Notice <laughter, Rosemary, ., o/ Capel .}Irs. Mary Kaye Greer and l'ersary of his parents, Mr. 1 1957 C J. - . ,. . ·--- --. -~ -~.----:~--i:edy, ,. ' 'Ia. ,l'clldren ca lled on Mr. and Mrs.[ and ~Irs. Harlan Searls. . d T 8 f CIIEVH.OLET. d d I $75 ..,.,.17 s·ll ' 1966 STEREO Con, ole, JUSt tak. LEGAL NOTICE b Th~y ·~ ·nte 0 uy t. llSf> rcn rceze. YJJ. 1 1 -111 1966 d'10 · service. . . Paul Ours and children. were aerompanled Y -lhdr 1 -Rire. Antiq~i!y ' Ohio ' 97 949-: en • nwel ra equJp. drJVew.a~s, · ""t bush mg, ' TI1e annual meetin,~ of the arpentrr Bapt,·st Youth 1" l''lr. and Mrs. Paul Ours and granddaughter, Jennt'ler CraJ", 100 CCST -·POSTS.- -Frank . l'•!i" " 11 3tp }X~d s len~o. This .set has twin IJr (ool\·iile. 3222_ ., speaker .system, dual volume ; back ftllm~' 992-2208. s~o~kholders of the Pomer.oy ~et. w.ith Mr.:_!!!l!!. Mrs. Itwo. children visited her sister. Mrs. Charles: · ~a~ner, PomE~roy. 0 erer. Hf. 3. 1127 your rug l conlrol. lovely walnut finish., 10_ Nauonal Bank, Pomeroy, OhiO, Mrs.- .Frances Brown and fam- and L. D. Harhnger, 1 hours after clenning it w;th used on ly 6 months. Take SPECIAL 25 per cent labor dis- for the election of directors e~. Jenhy WhiUfngl;[i ,Jed ily of Oak Hill. The honored couple wru; prPlTA lNG timber In Ohio 1 Lust re Foam. Electric sham· over pay ments of $125 per' rount 00 an Gravely Tract· :~;e,r~~~ s:~:~:a~~:tn ~~, co~~ u;~;on.s. Othero pr,aleril Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor sented wllh a mon ey · tree bv or 'tJf'st V•rgmJa, or old . pooer rf'ntal $1. Ebe rsbJeh week or pav balance du e ors brought m for tune-up or bef th f ~II be W ncy : Sm1t~"' ;Rgth Ann called on Mrs. Minnie Carroll t-elafJves and fqend!!.11}e grout) 1 1 rad\tB w1th limber. Manon 1 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 1 ~79.44. Call ·992-3218. repairs during November and! ore e m~e mg, "': Jorda~. >Rex ~M~41e, Don- and fam1ly. nUcnded a smorgasbord Sun· ReJnolrls, Bo:x 77, Syracuse. 1 ll 2~ Gic 1 11 28 6tc December, or notify and we held al ! ~e otrJce of said Porn- nie_. Kathy" and Rex1e, and Mabel Taylor called on Mr. day and an open house will bt• 0 9 18 1 ~2 ' ~ - - - · - ing,l · I BUUGET "RlCED •·-'t"- tr WI'II p1ck up your 1raetor. eroy Nahonal ' held Tuesday for friend s and · "' tp l, MOHAWK WOOL '•. rnet uary 10. t967, atBank 3·. 30 p.oom.Jan- RonTa\VhtltinEton · I. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor. r ' tw-w ... .., G 1 Tr t S 1 p . Mrs. Emma Johnson, Radn~ relatlves in lhe area. Mr. and j tweedy pattern, brown, black our third floor budget sbop. rave[, p:c ~ 2;;s, omEDISON HOBSTE'M'ER Mrs .. Dwame Jord~n, Bryan ' Route, Mr. Dale John.son and Mr.~. Sea rls were joined in Mt_ d Wante I and gray. Ph. 949-Uibl l.ate Baker FID'niture, Middleport eroy, , . - 1. President and Ke!_th, accompanied . . by two children of Oorcas visitt:ri Vernon by their daughter, C3ren I I 28 6tc Ohio. l II t• Uc ..0. 30 Mr• Faye Jordan Mrs WtHtam ev mgs. • OJ) 29 (12 ) 6, 13, 20·'· • . · . Rev. and Mrs. .John Busch. ,~ olyn Searls, and Thomas Rup-_ St,tion _ : tte.n~~~~ ~ MAKE MORE PROFIT 27; II) 3, 6tc Culwell and Mrs. Elizabeth Jnr , Rev. and Mrs. Lusch had a precht. ., fl. listing your firm's serv ices _ dan were recent callers at the birthday dinner honoring Mr , :-.;, ' ' • dleport. 1l ,,5 Gtc ~ DO\I'N the Daily Sentinel's home or ~.1r. and \frs. Kl' nneth Earnest Bush. Those prese•t I AcRos.• • 2ti. Name. Service column. crabt ree In 1'leA tht furn ished apartment l . La.~ghing l .Save 11ake1 w • r Jr. I1were hi s wife Flossie, 'Mr. and" Rft8SeII Moores.(lre 3 ROOM . 6. Animal ot 2. Chant oA'···-'a "UCilONEER Construction has started on t Mrs. Lawrence Bush and dau- HosU for Din"Ar !, 3. w;;u Complete Service e\VS I nt:wh tl urkbey M houlsles J ghter Connie of Racine Route. Mr. and Mrs. Moof'ft 1t Bo .c. Ptg~n "'. Renlal Critt Kradlord I etng UJ t y ,o ert . a ux I Mr William Clonch and sun' I t . ed ··• f ') me te oocopancy. Ph. 992· 1 · .-edont -· ~....... Pro Co . d C 1C b . 1. · en er am Wtw a am1 ¥ dl_, • ,v,.. J2.MU81cal fi.Palmllly coonun;~o Dl or ntact , ar. ,ar ra tree In tH S COI11- 1;\4orton of Athens Route 5 vis. . . · · . I' -r:: 1 ' JJ4.P.Ifter 5 p.m. 1016 tfc i instrument &.Capitator tract• A. C. fiRAUFt•KU The C~rleton Sunday Schoo~ : IJJUility. They will part.irip~le Jted Mrs. Nona ong. • ne1. ThanksgiV~~g. ev-:nrl'fg '::Jt IS. Man's Venn011t !&.Rising Racine, UbJo hvd an attendance or 58. offer in the new prog ram bemg 111 _ lf Abl their hom€, Ca\e St., wnen the nickname 7.:Mouth 31. ldea. . N 20 II' h' . . l ' rs. 8 etly es and fou r lh ' d , dd' · a For Rent 8 M 32,Per~ I I t1c mg $JU.80 on nv . . . 'llro; ip lrodured in tl~is area. i (~ iJdren s n Th . . . . If v.e mg anmvers ry . ~ 1. H . Kn<>ls · unster form• - ----- - servi ces followed With Rev.: M . T II Bl pt:! 1 anksg~vmg d(.ly Mr. and Mr~.b Rodney · Oaul · 1 . 0 HOOM htJU se with bath, fu1.··, lS.~u11',"'.~~~~br. g,Fish Sl!:WINIJ machlne.!l repau ser . r. am 1 Mrs . . · anton 1w1th her parents Mr and Mrs t·' ... ......, to. Follows 36.S pa.wn · . Clvde Btnton. k .. d h 1 ' · · was a 1so ce1e ra cu. nar~, <Jnd garage. 255 W. \1ami :!6.0bese H.Ful'l (lf 4.J.GreeUngot Yice, all makes. WY 2-lll!4 f M d M N Wh't d and son, Jac son. VISJle er Cl)•de Van Ness of Ravenswood, p t M d M 1~.an ! par~nls Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv 1W. Va. St.. Pomer<>)', Ol1iu. Phmw 1 lT.Oatrlch. l6 SlrainM flsh the Old The F'~bnc Shop ~omeru\' ~·an 1 rs. ev resen were .r. an rs. ' · .. .,.,, . . ' · famtly had <Js recent VISitors 1 ' . , .. , 1 Gaul and son, Mtchael ,U.~rreu 37 0 W2-21ili8 nr 9!12·2961. likf'blrd orforeed ·Give '·er " ~ Authortzed Smger Sala ana 1 M J d Wh'l nd 1 .1 iCulwell and other relt~!l\eS In Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker 1 f B M' I ' d, M . .t • ,., S d ., 1 J8. l.ooten, u :J9. Applaud 411 , Day of the 4S. Whe-re to S ~ tt 1 rs. u y Je a am1 Y lh' .1 'f PI I • o e 1pre; ISS .m a oore, II _7 51c I a fa stener :2'0. Scdi nlent week : al.lbr. 1ind entce. J wo c , I Ne Ha n W Va IS comm um y on un ay. uppers a ns, Mr. and Mrs t d t t Miam · Un've 't 0 1 1 '>Inh 2~ .Gn·r11 ~2. MRnd1uin Pierre: RL. ' AUY·MIX concrete d·, · · , ~er· ' r M w d'"M · C . h · ! K' gl Those who enjoyed a birth· I Homer Icenhower, :O s xor. uf end · aB'II 1 1 HOCSF:. five rooms and !.>ath.\;2: 1~~-P·j~·..,1\nme te11. a.bbr. l:. r. an rs. are m d d' th •Pa d Mr. andMrs: •. 1 Moore, AirsllV, en . 11 1 11 1 0 UI S an two chlldren, 1 Dpwnie and the host and host· gas hr<:~t, do~e to bu stnt"s~ . fisht> ru ed rig ht lo your project. F'asl visi led rt!<'tmtly with 'rlr. and ay. mne r ~ecen Y a. e dis lrirt. :\o pf'ts. Ph. 99ntN2. j Z3.J..ewts and easy. Free estimate~. Mrs. Ed King and Mr. and Mrs. D,W~J. ne Jor~n ~me 1 11Mho~o~ 1 ~r. 8nd Mr~ Maywood John- ess. Calling later in the even11 28 3tc 1 ;m. ~~:~rld Pbone 9'J2-3284. lloegtem 1Eddi e King and son at Harrl- 0 15 mol r, rs. en 3 ' 5 0" • 1oca' r. and Mrs. Oia 1 ing were Mr. and Mrs. Max 1 , .t r Ready·MlJ Co Mldd lePQrt l nvi lle n, wrrP :\Irs. F'aye Jor- 1Da1ey, Portlan~ Route, called C d d ""te Ch . 1J1ordaM 1 gmur ·· ' 1 so · d M M d I J on , ~~ Da1.1ey . rum erte 15 .. rs, 4 HOOI\1 unfurni.~hrd ~p.:~rtmen t ' 21. (;nld co111 Ohw. 6 ~0 uc I \T r "nd ~r!'. Norman Wood : (an, r. an rs. rn a . or- 1 Mr • an d Mrs. UC'l: d T an. fauM W 1 - · · · ctan and Walter and the host recently. <m ern o organ nwn, . in Pnnwroy. Pil. 99~-~:!1~5. :.!~.:-5hp AIR CU.'\DITltJNING Helnger·1 and Mr_ and Mrs. Leroy Wyant :f .1 M d M l)va·n~ ~ Mrs Doris Da"l d h'J Va. Olhercallt~rsovertheweek 11 16 tfc atwn service. JaC'k'l Het'ng· 1 the funeral of :\1ts. :Jamd'·Y· dr. Ban rsd. : dren on aandM c J • end were Charle s Chancey and -~-~ -~ tl ' I 33 PI 1 . _, Wvant's brother at Ravens or an an ryan ~n · 1 · n rs J A ld TBA . ~R ~pi1rC' rm row1w. • . ura eraLton, .'lew Haven. Phone i .· ·~· Mr and ~rs Harry McCom- Lawrence Johm;ton and famil · erry rno . AI \1J.dtlleport Pit ~P end in~ TU ''3"1 4 6 tic 1wootJ. W. Va. Thursday. · · ·· , · .. y. . ---2{;2~~· .· · ll. 111 ~~ 1 J·t Betra.val " '"' · _ ___ 1 ~lr. and Mrs . William Houda· as of Ashton. \\< . Va., VISJied 1 M:. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf, 1 1 1 ~ ' ' ;:;; HEAT I Nli, P~UM~lNG. Hura1 she lt. Mrs. Janeth Beal and Kar- 1 his uncle, .Eiza McComa s and : Hacme Route, called on Mr. . CheerleaderS Give Mllli~:H.\1 2 hed;;;om horne, [ 31l. Lot tin case: Ooxol Butt1e Gas. P.rnold Ia visited with Mrs. Elizabeth other rel ati ves here. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston Pomeruy, 0 . Ph . !¥.J~·t!Kl3 day 1: a bbr. Brothers, 618 1':. ~lain St., \ 1urrily and Mr. and Mrs. Dana I Mr. Errol Pickett of Daylo!l and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood As.tiPmbly Pragrflna or iJ!I~-3701 eveni ngs. 3B. Hear~ Pomeroy. !:1 22 tic I Murra)' r('('f'ntly _ !;pent the weekend here with his I Johnston. MASON The Wahama 1 24 tfc 31-1. 173 ACRE house With 91· tl-l r. an d -Mrs. Branch Mi ller . mother. Mrs. Laura Krebs, ! Mr. Simey Powell called on Cheerleaders in chargr 2 ROO:W~i~a-ilf>r, n;ttJral g;;, I 40. Bml roums Htld IJaLh. ('!•ll,u . t·e:1;, 1 and· family of Belpre visited ov· ·and Biff anet at the Victor Per-, Mr .. p,nd Mrs:. Aaron Turner and !of the ThanksgJvtng program 42 plen ty water. dow to nw ! · Stylll'h. tmuse, 2 t.:~rge barns, fr f'e N Thank"givi ng with her fath. ry home. Mrs. Pickett and lamliy. presente~ on Wednesday at Wahome and to the slore. w.i1 l !!: ~~';.~;t ga.s, 2 rarm ponds. 1mmed1- er. \Jr . Elijah Mkhea l. ldaughter., Rickii , who had been hama H1gh ~chool. The Rev . ale occupancy. Pear l Wil - Pvt . Patrick Williams, who : visiting in this community re. VISITS PARENTS James MorriSOn spoke on ''Our rrnt to pnvate r erson or s I 46. Spiriled .:-.ouple. Ph. 813-2600. Portl fl nd. : h&ne l1am~. 992·23 18 or !*!12-2t)8l. i1a~ l)een home on leave from Iturned to Dayton with him on Robert Crow and Miss Vicki Many Blessings." 0. II 28 Jt c : 47. Gmws W 3 t!c F1. Hf•nni ng, Ga., has returned Sunay. ~a:mer.' stud~~ts l;lt .Kent State Miss Sandy Sorden introdue. 1 ~- - · 1 Hg~t : 0 c<J nlp . A large crowd attended t11e Umversily, VISited h1s pnr~nts ed the Mason Evangelical Unit. Fl!nNTSfiR[) i bedroom apart- DAILY CltYPI'OQUOTE - Here's how to work It: Auto 5•1,.s Visiti ng Thanksgiving dav !"all Festlvol at the Columhia : Mr. and Mr.•. llobort Crow, Sy- ed Brethren choir which sage mPnt , furnace heal, Middl e·: x y D 111 A. x K f raruse r the Th k · · 1 1 ct' ' M ' ~,. 1 A0 L A 1957 STLVIi:R Hawk Stud~·haker, wllh \1r. and Mrs. ~John J~an Elemenlary School. The affair : . ·, oye .. ,·w sgJVmg severa see JOn!!!~ r. 'fmhrnv 1 , 0. Ph. 992_3874. 0 1 ,,.. '- L N a F E " L w V·6. low mileage. Ph .\1•w and sons wl're Mr. and Mrs. : was sponiiored hy the Columhift 1hohda) s. Crow 1s a sophomore Taylor, Mason. sang , . •~sle~s 11 28 li e,· One Jo>tler simply stands for another. In this sample A ill UMd Haven, 882·2275. 11 29 fitp .lllnior Smalley. Jud".. K a v. l Scho(ll Mothers Club assltcted I VarsJt) and~ m . ember - - - - -· - -- -~ 1 tb 11or ,lhe Kent 1 Slate This; All .House.". the Fl~ge nf I f or t.h~ ttlr~e L'.~. X ror ltle two O's. elc. Smg'lc lelt~rs. apoa:· ~~JI H ~riiiM furmshed anan , was troph!E'S, the length and fornm tiun of the wurd!l are a.U hbltl, -1!160 GA LAX!f'., l•ord giJud ('O il · Su:-:an "nd Dale ol Weirton. w. 1 . b'r · lhe· learhers. Mr~. \iildr,.,t 'oo a squa(. V egmnce \1 -d L'led b)' ' Jennif<'r 1 14 ~tr I :Each rrwn l t\' f t-.1fJ~ rut.y the code letters arc difl{'rcnt. dit' _ t' ~ AI .• Va .. Mr . and ~rs. Kt<nnf'th Sn11 rlo!'k, Nancy Joseph .and an. eter an . .uuja Call rr.;d 9 1 1 Ft 'H .~I~HEU -and unfurmsht>d : A Crypt.opun Qaotatlon G ~· t~\\ .'r~. ·PI s~ 9 : ~; 1 Mark ins of Racine. Mr. and Mr R!rth St~Jrke\•. The orm•f>Prl-; OINNER GIVEN a pnem entitled, "Ont\ Nation · · e PVJSJOn. l. -. . Rubttrt Hied uruce Viram•a v ;ill be u<f'd for needed ~un'>II"S Mr. and Mrs. l~vcrett Oailcv I apartments. Close to school. 1129 31 ' .., ' r•• · · · • · ' " · • . • ' Urdcr God." B To Y MC C T 1 LE B E AF G M C -~-- --· ____ . P 1 David ~:~nd Rodney of Pataskala. for the srhool. ent er.to mcd ~r't.h a family din-: ·---11 _ Phnnt>Wl·5434· ~~ ll_~ GMPEG KAIU lUG KACPN TL M 1000 RA\1BI .E R stai.Jon wagon. tJu<Jnila Hnd Rulh A.nn Tt'rrell j Mrs. Murl Galaway arcotn. her fhunk sg1vmg at their ! HOSTS AT DINNER For 5•1• 01 Rent 6 cylinJer. !3) St!al. wit h· .md Tinn~ Mayle ol PomProy. : p:mied her ~on-ih·l.aw. Roll ~'1rl home, ,Anne St. . A fnmily dinner was enjoyp~ _ .. _ .., .,......~-- _ KHGC. - UOSNTC rack, wtll.sell real chrap lo~ l l r.rabtrE'~ to 'lrArthur on S1m. Present were Mr. an<f Mrl!. ! ThimksJ(iving r.t the homP ot 1 F<OOM hd\J$e, 3 bedrooms, l"aterday'• c:rypteqtJote: LAWS ARE NOT MASTERS BU'l' cash or w1ll trt~de ror or on 1 IN QUAR.TF.HMAS'TF.R drv r~ftPrrtoon, whPrP. lhP\·. rnn. H:uw~ Dalley . and Bronw~n ~ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser P-2 hath,s_ P~. B92-2!r.IO. SERVANTS. AND HE RULES THEM WHO ·OBl!WS THEM. house. traJit'f or farm ~ruc!or 1 Pvt E~ward W. Ourst. son Pd on hiq son an~ dau~~hf.t:'r ·l"· &nd Ke.vln of ~!ddleport ; Mr. , \liners~ille. Present were Mr 11 25 ~lc -HENRY WARD BEECHBIR and Implement s. Inqu1rP "t 1 r1f Mrs. Ma1·y (I. Durst. Pom- i law. Mr. und Mrs. Kennet!) 1 and Mrs . l!:u~ene Houdashr·lt, . and Mrs. Pat rick Qumn am jN-KW _m . :_ oderil -;. -4;-roo - m cot· "' »ttil, KJa&: l'u.Wru Sfll,4,k&te,lac.) the Lewis Trading ? ost. .Bu y, 1 iR .slatior.e1l At Ft ' · and Handy and Pome- : c)lildreu, Cindy and Pat ,_. Co tage. V~lmit G. Zuspan. Ph.j Sell or Trade. on 3rd & )!tiii WriKht, Al aska, in the Quprtt~r- 1 -;-·-rev : Mr. and 'Irs. finn na:Jey 1Jumbus; Mrs. Welby Whaley 113·57>11, Mason, w. Va. S<S., Mtddleport, U. I master Dept. His addreas is iJStlt Ariy., ~PO, Seattle, Wash. ,. and B. J. and Barry or Clltlllco- POmeroy ; Larry and Bob Grue 1 ' ]1 17 16'1' ,, ?1 ljlrt I "~ J:?"M11n. ' r l~!r~·. ?"'rl p.. ' ,~ ......, ~J . Hill: Pltlf ~1'. """ Mrro::. DRile.v. 1cpr Antf lhf! hf'lo:t RJJrl h()QtP!'Ifl (" :. , t ' · M. IAIJtiiY 00011.• and 1NVPPY IMmt BOBCAT ;;;;;;ioii===.....:.· .. I' GEORGI WONDIIR BLAmNARS '' " ~ ONf JAiff ~ TOAMOTH!J:. .Y,OJm VACANT OtP VlllA, ~!" -,.---=- BLAETTNARS Pomeroy Motor Co. .i MAMMY DEAR!! THAS~ l-¥::m MUCH !! RADIATOR Carpenter ·Social News I SOc I " KEITH GOBLE FORD 1111 I Mnk. r======::;~==~~;=~~~~=~~~ ou Town Flats i -*'-- ------II ,------TOO MUCHI SERVICE • • ,...1101. 01110 .. IY AL t.t.PP . I GASULIN! ALLEY Temple Si,sters' Stoff, Officers Dine ot Martin S • N OCJety otes LUCKILY SH!' DIDIJ'T Upstair> cryinq , ..ano lookinq for canelle:;! sec Me 1 What a t ime for m4 car to kon• out! You're a pal to give me a lift to Ciovia'6,6lim! -. -~' 1 I 11·:0.'1 THI! lOIN LOlli DICK iRACY ly CHESTER GO~'· c•l r---- .I I ;, J: . ·'I Jtp . \·ou-cA_N_\~·~Ik--on 992 2 38 ly HAROLD GRAY ... .. .......... -_c -~:-;:='=::::"1 N~ .,, ' Rt:I:,WhJttmgton~•.,Sttnday I Wt:li:i FVER 1Ql.D MEt l?i.aL. LITTLE, J TJ.IINI( MOM Wtl£ GEE: I !:SIJT AW~l!L. ~~ C ~ IN if{ HO'SPITC.L: tlND !HI'S ROOM NE)(T TO 't'Qt.IRS. TIP'? FOR ME'?~! IT'S lATEI?, WHEN SHE DIDN'T ~ ELL , 0 A y ( R0 SSW 0 R0 ~~~~r Kingsbury Socia I N ~08~~~ .~hbelter 'MAG,INt -'INY N~i'S PLAC~ TlP; UI<E MOM POP TOl D Hut<T ! ALLEY 00' n~:n i. . I I 1 i f ao.~ctr~~~ne ~ltend~d K~il~ ~ailed l ~:;;: ~:LP f3rm~~ ~~re l't!1?> P!;llQY IN LINE FO~ A PLANT I MANAGER'& .tO~. 1 ; . I ' ' ' (' I 8 ~roy. -.: c Wayne. ' (.;~tJblree. ;•I .... .. .. -·. - ~# --· · ·~ -· ·--· · -. 't • Becky~ ,_ I M'! 1 WI NNI~ ~ery P~OOEY! JUST I WAS $1'ARTIN' TO ~AVE I".JN PLAYIN' WITH M'friOA'r! DID? WITHU6 ~, I tbh~ TW£Y CtWT& SUQE CAN HICE ! rv~; £;aT A ~ SfsrtR A.ND '<t>ul.~ & BUT THEY l NOW l GUES S 60Mt THINGS f.I~LPED. THINI(:.,~"n'(f~f.i'~"~~ ALL ~()(EO UP 90 aJTE AN' r:===::-::===="'1 1 =~ttl en~ s~o:pdpi~ogn'ar~:~v~l~~ ' ~~ -~!:_ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I.VELL, I CANT o ~FOR "At.WOYS"I �~- · ~· -; ,... _,. _ ___ -'~- ,... . ' ' ' ' ' . • ·\ · - · ·- - .. _... ... _ ., ...._"'"''I' .... .. . .., ........ . . . .. . ___ ,_. ...._.......,.,. _ _~.......,.-· ' I - lol .. ~ · ... ................ . . . -.. ' . .... , ,. ' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way s · a . u siness Servi 'h-------&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 29, 1966 tW4NT AD v NORMA TION For S.le al R.-lliltate !SfGNS DIAD!. I Nil D•~ ....... h•t1Ctfttfll ' THI! WILLETS HONDA SAllS & SERVICE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Pomeroy i Motor Co. OUAUTT =-. it •an WIWILL ' For Sale MONEY for Xmas, giYe us 1 try. We pay rash lor new or C~~tlt/t/' f?t1/t~ · old guns, swords, old pocket 7 Mo1u1., onaun• ''" L M. CANCIIr.LAJIONI ..... Clll knives, old dolls, ammunition, MIDDLEPORT _ Nice 4 room • CO. .ICTIONI Wll• R 1ccept1• until t 1ot A. a~y, caliber, any amount. cottage, frame construction ' " o•v .t P~lcatl•• F1fe-s, rear of Speed Qu~en wllP imitation stone siding, II ONI Of fHI M50 SPORT llaGULAfiQNI Laundry Mat, South Thll'd two bedrooms, bath, enclosed ""'' •.,..,,,n.r ,..,.," "'• CHEV ROLET $1795 NICElY PEOPI.II.. CA~L ,. HU •• reteel III'IY . . . ·~;.;:.01164 Ave., ~hddleport, oil 29 12tc I back porch. Priced td sell. ar;uectiMI.tlllll.· .,,..,.. tll•u•• Impala 4 Dr. Siena (:old finish with ~ potle.ss .clean mJiching SPRINT DICK RAWLINGS '•"r'"will '""""•••••Y· ~ ..,. t' nterior, new W.W. tirtll', VU en"'ine, OiiiiiOii:l $3,500. l!lher net M "IJIIIIIflble fDr " hautomaiJc tran s., power rn~~r• m• ..,. •ncor"'c' ll'lllrtiOA. :;leering. radio Bnd healer. See lhis s arp Cilt now. , , , BRADBURY -one story frame · 62 BUICK $1395 Ttre Sale Continues 5 rooms 12 bedrooms), bath, Rawli!lg• tlonde Sales lnvicta Conv. Cpe. Whttl' finish, red interior, lik~ new tires, aluminum siding, storm doors Phone 992·2143 800xlJ tubeless ' WY 2-2151 !'rom tho Largen Truck or power steering 01nd brakes, automati<' trans., rad1o and heal· N1lon Black and windows, in good condi· Bulldozer Radiator TQ The Pomeroy, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHtD er good top Drive a Huick ilt only Sl395. LJSt 27.45 . ... .... !!ale 11.6!5 Smallest Heater Core. tion. Excellent buy. $4,500. 6i RAMBLER $495 Conv. Cpe. Good tirt>s, ti nl. en~ine, :std. trans. R.H. good top, AH pri<:E's are plu1 tax FARM - ~• mile of/ Route 248 DRIVE A p. .-;leering. ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR -<:lose to Chester - 25 acres DISCOUNTS ClEAN CAR' for cultivation, li acr·ee: s ~~~~~ ~~~:Ph.:::::::::::::';•:m:•:•:•'~ pastqre, balance 'in U IT ONLY TAKES dug well snd water system, POMEROY ONI MINUil . OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. l 1k story frame house, All ~ew RldloiOr Shof 992-2181 rooms and bath. Needs eC•r eTruck eHeotor of repair. Going at $5,000, ONLY Core eBulldortt Albert M. Cox, Breker WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, eAny Typo lkory Cleland, Saleoman U.DRIVE THRU and Found For Sale For Sale and 2 permits, modern - . 992·3830 PIECE bedntom ~uil e. tures, new beer cooling Evealogs 99%--25&8 or 992'1136 ·Mrs. Zelia Weyand, ColumCAR WASH 'HOUNt fl. white 2nd Iem· 1 ONE 4 cylinder gasoline Ml" and all equipment, '"ludiingi · 11 28 3tc bus, was a weeke-> guest at '11'1 2·21'16 Middleport, 0 . POMEROY t · · 10 d y< 1 neapolis '-1oline power unit, t ·o story building with h h M o~. ~~spo s, ';lll.ssmg a -· onablr. <ll ti48 S.Phone Second 992·2753 Are.,et•~·lid· too" I frottl, 100 foot depth '; I HOUSE ---on -461 -South - -4th -orne of er mother, "' rs. 1 Lesh:•r Lat.hry. Lm.:.!~· dleport. ideal for saw mill or to run s.L·I'G:inevra Foster. ·-···- (Dao Vtllet. PIL ' ----- -- -- - - . - a generator, very good East Main, Pomeroy. $15,000. Middleport, 0., $6,800, can Jl 29 3te!AK\: MiiJigt ure and Toy tion. 50 H.P., reasonably . Can finance. Telephone 992- bought with small down Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Crabtree lU les, black or silver. S I u ed. See or call Excelsior Salt 1 2120 or 992·91illfl. men!, balance like rent. were Sunday dinner guests of Notice sPrv ire and grooming. Works. Pomeroy, 0. Ph :me : 11-27·6tc Valley Lumber & Supply their son and d...-Jghter-ln-law, ~--·----• _.992 54J3. 11 25 tfc 992-3891. Ask for Ed Eber,s-1TWO APARTMENT Dwldilig. Middleport, 0. 992·2709. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree. . ' I TE bach ll 25 l__:._c j :\lui berry Ave., Pomeroy, In11 z 30tc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craqtree close thi s Sa turda y eve· WI I .zig zag sewmg · _ ·--·-Russell also Visited with _ __ A dinner at the Martin Re~onlv at 5<l0 p m. D•Jn·s. i machine, dress maker J.OSE WEIGHT safely with .,· come $109 per month, t · 1 aurant wag enjoyed by , Qffi. 18 _ Shup, Hoci ne, 0:)! hu_tt 01~hoJ~s, .~ppliq.ues. mnflo- Df:"x-A-Diet tablets. Only 9!kj Call 992·2720. 11 27 5 RooM House, 26 Park Place ' parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Able~. members or the Staff and 1t-J4 tr grnms, fam) desJgns, elc.. I\'e-lson'5 Pharmacy, Parn. · ILER 35 , 8, 2 Middleport, 0 ..Al~o 43, 56• Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ravenswood, W. Vet, Mrs. Fre- cers f M . Te p ~· - ~ without at~chments. Brand eroy, 0. IO 21 301p 1 TRA • xd ' od 76 acres (no buddmgs_) a11 )'ard of Columbus visited Sun- da Middleswort and children, o eJgs mp1e . Y•uJan I 11 "'". Fttll pr1·ce $49.95 or lo· ': - .·- .- . ---.- ~ fully car.pete '. go 1oca ted 1·n Rutland . Will sac- day with her brother and sister. Stwersville, VISite . d l\1r. - a woman "" I,·,."~ ~.. an d Sisters for their annual Ncwezn. lll my home. l. Jght "11>t>tlti". Ph. 99'.'2611,·. l9ti6 Zig Za, g Sewmg machme, tion, Keith Ridenour, rifire to setlle estate. For WII' bl d f 'I her meeling Monday evening. • sa1esman s demons tra tor s. 1er. 0. Ph. 98., in-law ' Mr · and Mrs · Reed Jef. Mrs. t mm A eo an anu y. F'o11 owmg . lhe d'mner the group 985· information, call Athens, 592. fers •w·'"'' Anna S m 1t h, 1I " Jl 2.5 lfc il"oJ 539 or • 1 c· 'II I St ,, ,I'd ----3573. 11 22 6289. 11 18 15tp · Miss Shelia Bailey and friend Iwent to the .OUJ , J ·' J)O~'T I ~' ]~ -.Wh1le they last. These . mac I· ' home of Mrs. <le ooor·t. Uhin. 11 '!.7 Jtc -. pump .your s ugg Js I sep. Hit'S equipped !o Zig zag, 1967- S:fEREO like new, Solid Mrs. Ida Cheadle, Mrii. Hel en , of Racine visited tier grand- George Childs for the party. -'"'--·-· . ---·-· IJL' tank. Get Klean-E rn-All make bu!l onholes darn em' d . . ed Lt'vestock Jeffers and Mrs. Nina Chase at-' mother, Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter. The meeHng was opened with SC'ptic Tank Clca:1er. Land. I broidE'r. E'lr. Pav' J·ust $so or; State, JBSspeRe h mterm lxak M R b rt 0 M M ·· f h book Adams and Stanley Aor tion ·k F B . p . . ·h1 changer. c anger, m e ~- - -· tended the wedding on Sunday r. o e urs, rs. ae a reaomg rom t e _year rtduse :wd TrOid!llg Jl(•st. n~<·t. arm ureau Ill 0111· 1 Jf you Wish mont ,y paJmen ts payments of $1.50 per week TWO HORSES ..... 1 afternoon or Ruth Ann Huntley Van Meter and Ruby, local, given by Mrs. Betty Spencer, 0 0 12 2 2 1 1s now under one roof ot ! _ e~ ~ · · _ _____ ll_ .1 _~~~_: can be arranged. Ca ll 99 - or pay balance due $69. Ph. Palomino stallion, .. and Charles r.reenlee at Pine called on Mr. and Mrs. Char. president. The birthday song 11 28 6tc 992-5649. Laurt'l Cliff Sd10ol House:S I NC ~~H ~EW I .\'G MACHINE- : 32 lR. 11 18 tfc old, 1 three year otd marl:!, Grove Church near Vinton. Miss lie Carroll and family. was sung for Mrs. Horace Me~ ) f{ Sl I '' d 'z . d . e '. ll"fPSH . IRc sh l .. ll u · · -· bre<l. Sre after 4 p. m. Don· Hclley is the daughter or Rev. Mr. nnd. Mrs. Alban Tayl . or Elhinny. on • .a1e ou e -"~ an. nrw I .. Jg zag equ~ppe , m new s W·l 40 ;1 ~t • r. oa .~. . n.1 Jo:.ROM WALL to wall, no soil M R nd f d R 1 Ht, -7 hr·pa. ss. open dmly at , mg 1.a.ble. ,') paymenls S7 e<•rl1 Har mon, Dexter, 0. at all, on carpets clean""~ na anu e · acme. HunUey is the dauyhlcr of Rev a amily move to Dcme' The traveling pri1.e, donated 1 1 1 27 6 d 1 $ 12 noorJ . .Inn A ams and nr J 3 e-.• h· PI · 992 ''5 · l1 28 Jl pj with Blue Lustre. Rent elec. ll M D 1 Hill .1hy Mrs. Childs, was wn.n bv. • -2f'<~ tc ·well kttown here where Rev.· Route. \\·orli11' St"ni"' 1 ·-· ·-TV. - --· ·InsureHuntley served as pastor of Mr.L and M rs. ade M Edd and : Mrs. Ben Neulzling. · · Games 1 lric shampooer, $1. Pomeroy · '" ~· .. - 1t 20 tf",_ f __ _ ___ ~- l l 25 t'c . ·, -COLOR 1967 Motorola,like ~~1 the Carpenter Baptist Ch urch son, etart, r. an playeo and prfzes award. -~ NI<:H\'OUS'.' Can't sleep? Try new co ndition. full warranty, Cement Block Co. GET A quotation from REU· for some time. IBurmen and daughter rs.Ann of E'were d to Mrs. McElhinny, Mrs. Sale or Trade ·Sleepe rs." Cuaranteed re. make payments of $5 per TER INSURANCE AGENCY Wheelersburg, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr Mrs. Richard Bail' 0 . su lts ~ money back. week or pay off baJanee. Ph.[ FROM w<\LL to wail--~iloSOi1 I~IC. before reoewing your Those enjoying a pre-Thanks· ! Clifford Roush, Mr. and Mrs. ey and M~. Phil Meinhart. 19 ' tl(l R~:~mLER sta iJOn wag~n. Only 98r. Nelson's Pharmacy. 992-5649. ll 20 -tfc I. a 1 <<, 11 • o.n carpels cle;ned · auto Insurance. We may be giving dinner at the home of Cecil Roseberry and two chil· fj ('\'ilr\(h:•r. f3J srat. With Pomero. 0 11 25 lOt c; ri1Ck. ••i ll se ll real chea p tor · ________ }, ~ _·_ ·-- __ __ P POTATOES, get your winter Blue Lustre. Rent _ able to save you money. ~frs. Ola Perry and Frank were dren, visited Mr. and ~Irs. 1ast. s hmapooer $1 . Baker 8 Z tfc Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Darold Hawlhorne, Chester, and r·a<.; ll or will trade for or on IU ·~E .. ~ GIHL'S . ., WI·nter . . na vy polatees '" h''11e. th ey .'iOth Anniversary illlU'-etrniler or farm traC'I'lt I .~oy C'oat, look ~ hke ~ew, Clarence ProffiH. Portland, ture Co. 11 28 AUTOMOBILE insurance been and Nancy, Amy Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs .. Lawrence John;1nct implemPnts. lnf!uire st 1 me 14, $8 , one )ell tHY sum· o. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 tfc cancelled? Mst your operato- Jdn&., Mn. Jane Douglas, Mr. ston and fam1ly, !oral. . Observed Sunday S II mer coa l me 14 $3 Wanda - - ·- ·~- -- ···- -· or's llcenseT Call WY :t.Zll66 and Mrs. James Osbprne and Mrs. Mona Wolf, Mrs. Mil· ·.Mr. and Mrs, Lee .Seullt wer• LP.Wi!; Trt~ding Post, Buy .• (' • . .. ' .. . 0( I ODOUCLAS electric guitar \\ith . . • 15 u.· cnlldreD ot'Columbus and Mrs. cir.ed Filch or Portland' Roulf> ln Mt. ~e~non Sunday .to ob-. Tnde 3rd & Mill Streets Powell. Rt. •• Racme. Ph . 3 · k d J'f' Ph 1 oerve t• ld edd g ( · ' ·' 4 22 61 PIC ups an amp 1 Jer. · Marilyn ThOmas Leist · and v)sited Mr. and Mrs . Edd Bush. ~ ue go en w m anm· M!tl<ilerort, 0. JJ 12 6tr 949-2Gll. - - - . 992·2590. ll 25 6tcj hide.. Phil Meier, Legal Notice <laughter, Rosemary, ., o/ Capel .}Irs. Mary Kaye Greer and l'ersary of his parents, Mr. 1 1957 C J. - . ,. . ·--- --. -~ -~.----:~--i:edy, ,. ' 'Ia. ,l'clldren ca lled on Mr. and Mrs.[ and ~Irs. Harlan Searls. . d T 8 f CIIEVH.OLET. d d I $75 ..,.,.17 s·ll ' 1966 STEREO Con, ole, JUSt tak. LEGAL NOTICE b Th~y ·~ ·nte 0 uy t. llSf> rcn rceze. YJJ. 1 1 -111 1966 d'10 · service. . . Paul Ours and children. were aerompanled Y -lhdr 1 -Rire. Antiq~i!y ' Ohio ' 97 949-: en • nwel ra equJp. drJVew.a~s, · ""t bush mg, ' TI1e annual meetin,~ of the arpentrr Bapt,·st Youth 1" l''lr. and Mrs. Paul Ours and granddaughter, Jennt'ler CraJ", 100 CCST -·POSTS.- -Frank . l'•!i" " 11 3tp }X~d s len~o. This .set has twin IJr (ool\·iile. 3222_ ., speaker .system, dual volume ; back ftllm~' 992-2208. s~o~kholders of the Pomer.oy ~et. w.ith Mr.:_!!!l!!. Mrs. Itwo. children visited her sister. Mrs. Charles: · ~a~ner, PomE~roy. 0 erer. Hf. 3. 1127 your rug l conlrol. lovely walnut finish., 10_ Nauonal Bank, Pomeroy, OhiO, Mrs.- .Frances Brown and fam- and L. D. Harhnger, 1 hours after clenning it w;th used on ly 6 months. Take SPECIAL 25 per cent labor dis- for the election of directors e~. Jenhy WhiUfngl;[i ,Jed ily of Oak Hill. The honored couple wru; prPlTA lNG timber In Ohio 1 Lust re Foam. Electric sham· over pay ments of $125 per' rount 00 an Gravely Tract· :~;e,r~~~ s:~:~:a~~:tn ~~, co~~ u;~;on.s. Othero pr,aleril Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor sented wllh a mon ey · tree bv or 'tJf'st V•rgmJa, or old . pooer rf'ntal $1. Ebe rsbJeh week or pav balance du e ors brought m for tune-up or bef th f ~II be W ncy : Sm1t~"' ;Rgth Ann called on Mrs. Minnie Carroll t-elafJves and fqend!!.11}e grout) 1 1 rad\tB w1th limber. Manon 1 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 1 ~79.44. Call ·992-3218. repairs during November and! ore e m~e mg, "': Jorda~. >Rex ~M~41e, Don- and fam1ly. nUcnded a smorgasbord Sun· ReJnolrls, Bo:x 77, Syracuse. 1 ll 2~ Gic 1 11 28 6tc December, or notify and we held al ! ~e otrJce of said Porn- nie_. Kathy" and Rex1e, and Mabel Taylor called on Mr. day and an open house will bt• 0 9 18 1 ~2 ' ~ - - - · - ing,l · I BUUGET "RlCED •·-'t"- tr WI'II p1ck up your 1raetor. eroy Nahonal ' held Tuesday for friend s and · "' tp l, MOHAWK WOOL '•. rnet uary 10. t967, atBank 3·. 30 p.oom.Jan- RonTa\VhtltinEton · I. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor. r ' tw-w ... .., G 1 Tr t S 1 p . Mrs. Emma Johnson, Radn~ relatlves in lhe area. Mr. and j tweedy pattern, brown, black our third floor budget sbop. rave[, p:c ~ 2;;s, omEDISON HOBSTE'M'ER Mrs .. Dwame Jord~n, Bryan ' Route, Mr. Dale John.son and Mr.~. Sea rls were joined in Mt_ d Wante I and gray. Ph. 949-Uibl l.ate Baker FID'niture, Middleport eroy, , . - 1. President and Ke!_th, accompanied . . by two children of Oorcas visitt:ri Vernon by their daughter, C3ren I I 28 6tc Ohio. l II t• Uc ..0. 30 Mr• Faye Jordan Mrs WtHtam ev mgs. • OJ) 29 (12 ) 6, 13, 20·'· • . · . Rev. and Mrs. .John Busch. ,~ olyn Searls, and Thomas Rup-_ St,tion _ : tte.n~~~~ ~ MAKE MORE PROFIT 27; II) 3, 6tc Culwell and Mrs. Elizabeth Jnr , Rev. and Mrs. Lusch had a precht. ., fl. listing your firm's serv ices _ dan were recent callers at the birthday dinner honoring Mr , :-.;, ' ' • dleport. 1l ,,5 Gtc ~ DO\I'N the Daily Sentinel's home or ~.1r. and \frs. Kl' nneth Earnest Bush. Those prese•t I AcRos.• • 2ti. Name. Service column. crabt ree In 1'leA tht furn ished apartment l . La.~ghing l .Save 11ake1 w • r Jr. I1were hi s wife Flossie, 'Mr. and" Rft8SeII Moores.(lre 3 ROOM . 6. Animal ot 2. Chant oA'···-'a "UCilONEER Construction has started on t Mrs. Lawrence Bush and dau- HosU for Din"Ar !, 3. w;;u Complete Service e\VS I nt:wh tl urkbey M houlsles J ghter Connie of Racine Route. Mr. and Mrs. Moof'ft 1t Bo .c. Ptg~n "'. Renlal Critt Kradlord I etng UJ t y ,o ert . a ux I Mr William Clonch and sun' I t . ed ··• f ') me te oocopancy. Ph. 992· 1 · .-edont -· ~....... Pro Co . d C 1C b . 1. · en er am Wtw a am1 ¥ dl_, • ,v,.. J2.MU81cal fi.Palmllly coonun;~o Dl or ntact , ar. ,ar ra tree In tH S COI11- 1;\4orton of Athens Route 5 vis. . . · · . I' -r:: 1 ' JJ4.P.Ifter 5 p.m. 1016 tfc i instrument &.Capitator tract• A. C. fiRAUFt•KU The C~rleton Sunday Schoo~ : IJJUility. They will part.irip~le Jted Mrs. Nona ong. • ne1. ThanksgiV~~g. ev-:nrl'fg '::Jt IS. Man's Venn011t !&.Rising Racine, UbJo hvd an attendance or 58. offer in the new prog ram bemg 111 _ lf Abl their hom€, Ca\e St., wnen the nickname 7.:Mouth 31. ldea. . N 20 II' h' . . l ' rs. 8 etly es and fou r lh ' d , dd' · a For Rent 8 M 32,Per~ I I t1c mg $JU.80 on nv . . . 'llro; ip lrodured in tl~is area. i (~ iJdren s n Th . . . . If v.e mg anmvers ry . ~ 1. H . Kn<>ls · unster form• - ----- - servi ces followed With Rev.: M . T II Bl pt:! 1 anksg~vmg d(.ly Mr. and Mr~.b Rodney · Oaul · 1 . 0 HOOM htJU se with bath, fu1.··, lS.~u11',"'.~~~~br. g,Fish Sl!:WINIJ machlne.!l repau ser . r. am 1 Mrs . . · anton 1w1th her parents Mr and Mrs t·' ... ......, to. Follows 36.S pa.wn · . Clvde Btnton. k .. d h 1 ' · · was a 1so ce1e ra cu. nar~, <Jnd garage. 255 W. \1ami :!6.0bese H.Ful'l (lf 4.J.GreeUngot Yice, all makes. WY 2-lll!4 f M d M N Wh't d and son, Jac son. VISJle er Cl)•de Van Ness of Ravenswood, p t M d M 1~.an ! par~nls Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv 1W. Va. St.. Pomer<>)', Ol1iu. Phmw 1 lT.Oatrlch. l6 SlrainM flsh the Old The F'~bnc Shop ~omeru\' ~·an 1 rs. ev resen were .r. an rs. ' · .. .,.,, . . ' · famtly had <Js recent VISitors 1 ' . , .. , 1 Gaul and son, Mtchael ,U.~rreu 37 0 W2-21ili8 nr 9!12·2961. likf'blrd orforeed ·Give '·er " ~ Authortzed Smger Sala ana 1 M J d Wh'l nd 1 .1 iCulwell and other relt~!l\eS In Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker 1 f B M' I ' d, M . .t • ,., S d ., 1 J8. l.ooten, u :J9. Applaud 411 , Day of the 4S. Whe-re to S ~ tt 1 rs. u y Je a am1 Y lh' .1 'f PI I • o e 1pre; ISS .m a oore, II _7 51c I a fa stener :2'0. Scdi nlent week : al.lbr. 1ind entce. J wo c , I Ne Ha n W Va IS comm um y on un ay. uppers a ns, Mr. and Mrs t d t t Miam · Un've 't 0 1 1 '>Inh 2~ .Gn·r11 ~2. MRnd1uin Pierre: RL. ' AUY·MIX concrete d·, · · , ~er· ' r M w d'"M · C . h · ! K' gl Those who enjoyed a birth· I Homer Icenhower, :O s xor. uf end · aB'II 1 1 HOCSF:. five rooms and !.>ath.\;2: 1~~-P·j~·..,1\nme te11. a.bbr. l:. r. an rs. are m d d' th •Pa d Mr. andMrs: •. 1 Moore, AirsllV, en . 11 1 11 1 0 UI S an two chlldren, 1 Dpwnie and the host and host· gas hr<:~t, do~e to bu stnt"s~ . fisht> ru ed rig ht lo your project. F'asl visi led rt!<'tmtly with 'rlr. and ay. mne r ~ecen Y a. e dis lrirt. :\o pf'ts. Ph. 99ntN2. j Z3.J..ewts and easy. Free estimate~. Mrs. Ed King and Mr. and Mrs. D,W~J. ne Jor~n ~me 1 11Mho~o~ 1 ~r. 8nd Mr~ Maywood John- ess. Calling later in the even11 28 3tc 1 ;m. ~~:~rld Pbone 9'J2-3284. lloegtem 1Eddi e King and son at Harrl- 0 15 mol r, rs. en 3 ' 5 0" • 1oca' r. and Mrs. Oia 1 ing were Mr. and Mrs. Max 1 , .t r Ready·MlJ Co Mldd lePQrt l nvi lle n, wrrP :\Irs. F'aye Jor- 1Da1ey, Portlan~ Route, called C d d ""te Ch . 1J1ordaM 1 gmur ·· ' 1 so · d M M d I J on , ~~ Da1.1ey . rum erte 15 .. rs, 4 HOOI\1 unfurni.~hrd ~p.:~rtmen t ' 21. (;nld co111 Ohw. 6 ~0 uc I \T r "nd ~r!'. Norman Wood : (an, r. an rs. rn a . or- 1 Mr • an d Mrs. UC'l: d T an. fauM W 1 - · · · ctan and Walter and the host recently. <m ern o organ nwn, . in Pnnwroy. Pil. 99~-~:!1~5. :.!~.:-5hp AIR CU.'\DITltJNING Helnger·1 and Mr_ and Mrs. Leroy Wyant :f .1 M d M l)va·n~ ~ Mrs Doris Da"l d h'J Va. Olhercallt~rsovertheweek 11 16 tfc atwn service. JaC'k'l Het'ng· 1 the funeral of :\1ts. :Jamd'·Y· dr. Ban rsd. : dren on aandM c J • end were Charle s Chancey and -~-~ -~ tl ' I 33 PI 1 . _, Wvant's brother at Ravens or an an ryan ~n · 1 · n rs J A ld TBA . ~R ~pi1rC' rm row1w. • . ura eraLton, .'lew Haven. Phone i .· ·~· Mr and ~rs Harry McCom- Lawrence Johm;ton and famil · erry rno . AI \1J.dtlleport Pit ~P end in~ TU ''3"1 4 6 tic 1wootJ. W. Va. Thursday. · · ·· , · .. y. . ---2{;2~~· .· · ll. 111 ~~ 1 J·t Betra.val " '"' · _ ___ 1 ~lr. and Mrs . William Houda· as of Ashton. \\< . Va., VISJied 1 M:. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolf, 1 1 1 ~ ' ' ;:;; HEAT I Nli, P~UM~lNG. Hura1 she lt. Mrs. Janeth Beal and Kar- 1 his uncle, .Eiza McComa s and : Hacme Route, called on Mr. . CheerleaderS Give Mllli~:H.\1 2 hed;;;om horne, [ 31l. Lot tin case: Ooxol Butt1e Gas. P.rnold Ia visited with Mrs. Elizabeth other rel ati ves here. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston Pomeruy, 0 . Ph . !¥.J~·t!Kl3 day 1: a bbr. Brothers, 618 1':. ~lain St., \ 1urrily and Mr. and Mrs. Dana I Mr. Errol Pickett of Daylo!l and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood As.tiPmbly Pragrflna or iJ!I~-3701 eveni ngs. 3B. Hear~ Pomeroy. !:1 22 tic I Murra)' r('('f'ntly _ !;pent the weekend here with his I Johnston. MASON The Wahama 1 24 tfc 31-1. 173 ACRE house With 91· tl-l r. an d -Mrs. Branch Mi ller . mother. Mrs. Laura Krebs, ! Mr. Simey Powell called on Cheerleaders in chargr 2 ROO:W~i~a-ilf>r, n;ttJral g;;, I 40. Bml roums Htld IJaLh. ('!•ll,u . t·e:1;, 1 and· family of Belpre visited ov· ·and Biff anet at the Victor Per-, Mr .. p,nd Mrs:. Aaron Turner and !of the ThanksgJvtng program 42 plen ty water. dow to nw ! · Stylll'h. tmuse, 2 t.:~rge barns, fr f'e N Thank"givi ng with her fath. ry home. Mrs. Pickett and lamliy. presente~ on Wednesday at Wahome and to the slore. w.i1 l !!: ~~';.~;t ga.s, 2 rarm ponds. 1mmed1- er. \Jr . Elijah Mkhea l. ldaughter., Rickii , who had been hama H1gh ~chool. The Rev . ale occupancy. Pear l Wil - Pvt . Patrick Williams, who : visiting in this community re. VISITS PARENTS James MorriSOn spoke on ''Our rrnt to pnvate r erson or s I 46. Spiriled .:-.ouple. Ph. 813-2600. Portl fl nd. : h&ne l1am~. 992·23 18 or !*!12-2t)8l. i1a~ l)een home on leave from Iturned to Dayton with him on Robert Crow and Miss Vicki Many Blessings." 0. II 28 Jt c : 47. Gmws W 3 t!c F1. Hf•nni ng, Ga., has returned Sunay. ~a:mer.' stud~~ts l;lt .Kent State Miss Sandy Sorden introdue. 1 ~- - · 1 Hg~t : 0 c<J nlp . A large crowd attended t11e Umversily, VISited h1s pnr~nts ed the Mason Evangelical Unit. Fl!nNTSfiR[) i bedroom apart- DAILY CltYPI'OQUOTE - Here's how to work It: Auto 5•1,.s Visiti ng Thanksgiving dav !"all Festlvol at the Columhia : Mr. and Mr.•. llobort Crow, Sy- ed Brethren choir which sage mPnt , furnace heal, Middl e·: x y D 111 A. x K f raruse r the Th k · · 1 1 ct' ' M ' ~,. 1 A0 L A 1957 STLVIi:R Hawk Stud~·haker, wllh \1r. and Mrs. ~John J~an Elemenlary School. The affair : . ·, oye .. ,·w sgJVmg severa see JOn!!!~ r. 'fmhrnv 1 , 0. Ph. 992_3874. 0 1 ,,.. '- L N a F E " L w V·6. low mileage. Ph .\1•w and sons wl're Mr. and Mrs. : was sponiiored hy the Columhift 1hohda) s. Crow 1s a sophomore Taylor, Mason. sang , . •~sle~s 11 28 li e,· One Jo>tler simply stands for another. In this sample A ill UMd Haven, 882·2275. 11 29 fitp .lllnior Smalley. Jud".. K a v. l Scho(ll Mothers Club assltcted I VarsJt) and~ m . ember - - - - -· - -- -~ 1 tb 11or ,lhe Kent 1 Slate This; All .House.". the Fl~ge nf I f or t.h~ ttlr~e L'.~. X ror ltle two O's. elc. Smg'lc lelt~rs. apoa:· ~~JI H ~riiiM furmshed anan , was troph!E'S, the length and fornm tiun of the wurd!l are a.U hbltl, -1!160 GA LAX!f'., l•ord giJud ('O il · Su:-:an "nd Dale ol Weirton. w. 1 . b'r · lhe· learhers. Mr~. \iildr,.,t 'oo a squa(. V egmnce \1 -d L'led b)' ' Jennif<'r 1 14 ~tr I :Each rrwn l t\' f t-.1fJ~ rut.y the code letters arc difl{'rcnt. dit' _ t' ~ AI .• Va .. Mr . and ~rs. Kt<nnf'th Sn11 rlo!'k, Nancy Joseph .and an. eter an . .uuja Call rr.;d 9 1 1 Ft 'H .~I~HEU -and unfurmsht>d : A Crypt.opun Qaotatlon G ~· t~\\ .'r~. ·PI s~ 9 : ~; 1 Mark ins of Racine. Mr. and Mr R!rth St~Jrke\•. The orm•f>Prl-; OINNER GIVEN a pnem entitled, "Ont\ Nation · · e PVJSJOn. l. -. . Rubttrt Hied uruce Viram•a v ;ill be u<f'd for needed ~un'>II"S Mr. and Mrs. l~vcrett Oailcv I apartments. Close to school. 1129 31 ' .., ' r•• · · · • · ' " · • . • ' Urdcr God." B To Y MC C T 1 LE B E AF G M C -~-- --· ____ . P 1 David ~:~nd Rodney of Pataskala. for the srhool. ent er.to mcd ~r't.h a family din-: ·---11 _ Phnnt>Wl·5434· ~~ ll_~ GMPEG KAIU lUG KACPN TL M 1000 RA\1BI .E R stai.Jon wagon. tJu<Jnila Hnd Rulh A.nn Tt'rrell j Mrs. Murl Galaway arcotn. her fhunk sg1vmg at their ! HOSTS AT DINNER For 5•1• 01 Rent 6 cylinJer. !3) St!al. wit h· .md Tinn~ Mayle ol PomProy. : p:mied her ~on-ih·l.aw. Roll ~'1rl home, ,Anne St. . A fnmily dinner was enjoyp~ _ .. _ .., .,......~-- _ KHGC. - UOSNTC rack, wtll.sell real chrap lo~ l l r.rabtrE'~ to 'lrArthur on S1m. Present were Mr. an<f Mrl!. ! ThimksJ(iving r.t the homP ot 1 F<OOM hd\J$e, 3 bedrooms, l"aterday'• c:rypteqtJote: LAWS ARE NOT MASTERS BU'l' cash or w1ll trt~de ror or on 1 IN QUAR.TF.HMAS'TF.R drv r~ftPrrtoon, whPrP. lhP\·. rnn. H:uw~ Dalley . and Bronw~n ~ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser P-2 hath,s_ P~. B92-2!r.IO. SERVANTS. AND HE RULES THEM WHO ·OBl!WS THEM. house. traJit'f or farm ~ruc!or 1 Pvt E~ward W. Ourst. son Pd on hiq son an~ dau~~hf.t:'r ·l"· &nd Ke.vln of ~!ddleport ; Mr. , \liners~ille. Present were Mr 11 25 ~lc -HENRY WARD BEECHBIR and Implement s. Inqu1rP "t 1 r1f Mrs. Ma1·y (I. Durst. Pom- i law. Mr. und Mrs. Kennet!) 1 and Mrs . l!:u~ene Houdashr·lt, . and Mrs. Pat rick Qumn am jN-KW _m . :_ oderil -;. -4;-roo - m cot· "' »ttil, KJa&: l'u.Wru Sfll,4,k&te,lac.) the Lewis Trading ? ost. .Bu y, 1 iR .slatior.e1l At Ft ' · and Handy and Pome- : c)lildreu, Cindy and Pat ,_. Co tage. V~lmit G. Zuspan. Ph.j Sell or Trade. on 3rd & )!tiii WriKht, Al aska, in the Quprtt~r- 1 -;-·-rev : Mr. and 'Irs. finn na:Jey 1Jumbus; Mrs. Welby Whaley 113·57>11, Mason, w. Va. S<S., Mtddleport, U. I master Dept. His addreas is iJStlt Ariy., ~PO, Seattle, Wash. ,. and B. J. and Barry or Clltlllco- POmeroy ; Larry and Bob Grue 1 ' ]1 17 16'1' ,, ?1 ljlrt I "~ J:?"M11n. ' r l~!r~·. ?"'rl p.. ' ,~ ......, ~J . Hill: Pltlf ~1'. """ Mrro::. DRile.v. 1cpr Antf lhf! hf'lo:t RJJrl h()QtP!'Ifl (" :. , t ' · M. IAIJtiiY 00011.• and 1NVPPY IMmt BOBCAT ;;;;;;ioii===.....:.· .. I' GEORGI WONDIIR BLAmNARS '' " ~ ONf JAiff ~ TOAMOTH!J:. .Y,OJm VACANT OtP VlllA, ~!" -,.---=- BLAETTNARS Pomeroy Motor Co. .i MAMMY DEAR!! THAS~ l-¥::m MUCH !! RADIATOR Carpenter ·Social News I SOc I " KEITH GOBLE FORD 1111 I Mnk. r======::;~==~~;=~~~~=~~~ ou Town Flats i -*'-- ------II ,------TOO MUCHI SERVICE • • ,...1101. 01110 .. IY AL t.t.PP . I GASULIN! ALLEY Temple Si,sters' Stoff, Officers Dine ot Martin S • N OCJety otes LUCKILY SH!' DIDIJ'T Upstair> cryinq , ..ano lookinq for canelle:;! sec Me 1 What a t ime for m4 car to kon• out! You're a pal to give me a lift to Ciovia'6,6lim! -. -~' 1 I 11·:0.'1 THI! lOIN LOlli DICK iRACY ly CHESTER GO~'· c•l r---- .I I ;, J: . ·'I Jtp . \·ou-cA_N_\~·~Ik--on 992 2 38 ly HAROLD GRAY ... .. .......... -_c -~:-;:='=::::"1 N~ .,, ' Rt:I:,WhJttmgton~•.,Sttnday I Wt:li:i FVER 1Ql.D MEt l?i.aL. LITTLE, J TJ.IINI( MOM Wtl£ GEE: I !:SIJT AW~l!L. ~~ C ~ IN if{ HO'SPITC.L: tlND !HI'S ROOM NE)(T TO 't'Qt.IRS. TIP'? FOR ME'?~! IT'S lATEI?, WHEN SHE DIDN'T ~ ELL , 0 A y ( R0 SSW 0 R0 ~~~~r Kingsbury Socia I N ~08~~~ .~hbelter 'MAG,INt -'INY N~i'S PLAC~ TlP; UI<E MOM POP TOl D Hut<T ! ALLEY 00' n~:n i. . I I 1 i f ao.~ctr~~~ne ~ltend~d K~il~ ~ailed l ~:;;: ~:LP f3rm~~ ~~re l't!1?> P!;llQY IN LINE FO~ A PLANT I MANAGER'& .tO~. 1 ; . I ' ' ' (' I 8 ~roy. -.: c Wayne. ' (.;~tJblree. ;•I .... .. .. -·. - ~# --· · ·~ -· ·--· · -. 't • Becky~ ,_ I M'! 1 WI NNI~ ~ery P~OOEY! JUST I WAS $1'ARTIN' TO ~AVE I".JN PLAYIN' WITH M'friOA'r! DID? WITHU6 ~, I tbh~ TW£Y CtWT& SUQE CAN HICE ! rv~; £;aT A ~ SfsrtR A.ND '<t>ul.~ & BUT THEY l NOW l GUES S 60Mt THINGS f.I~LPED. THINI(:.,~"n'(f~f.i'~"~~ ALL ~()(EO UP 90 aJTE AN' r:===::-::===="'1 1 =~ttl en~ s~o:pdpi~ogn'ar~:~v~l~~ ' ~~ -~!:_ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE I.VELL, I CANT o ~FOR "At.WOYS"I �I l '' r . .' • ' Sentt~~el. o.. Mo~. 21· 1968 JMPS, :Hester's Artistic Craqtions ' f or Women's· Club EXpi amed Significance Around and About Middlep0rl Of Advent is Youth T · • 1 s O'piC ' Around and About p·omeroy 1 Junior Fellowship Plans to Sing . CarfJis, Help with Holiday Dinner Pla11.1 were made to ustst with cdnurianlly cblldren's dinner and lo alng carols at the homeo of shut-Ins when the JIJDo lor MethodiSt Youth Fellowsblp o. Heath Methodlst Church met Sunday evening at.the church. The meetlng was opened with the Lord's Prayer led by the president, Eddie Brown. llevolions were given by Karen McGirr, who used the topic, 'Gifts of God" taken from the Upper Room and clQsed with prayer. Two new members were welcomed including Robbie Harris and William Aull Member9 reported on the fruit tra)'ll delivered to shut. ins last Sunday evening and planned to provide favors for .ilte HAVEN Artistie were given by Mrs. Kermit Devotions by Linda Warner, lioiiD8S arrlmgemenls made! Ford, FlnaiiCe Chairman; Mrs. using as her topic, The Christ· Eugene Hesler, New Edwin Stein, Book Fair Chair· mas Story, opened the_ meeting were exhibited by her man; Mrs. Lmy King, Fr... of the Youth Fellowship of the ·' meeting of the dom Stamp, chairman; Mrs. Bonnie and Kathy Spengler, United Methodist church Sun· Miss Charlene Hysell and Woman's Club Nov. Herman Ohlinger, secretary and Columbus spent the holiday da!. eve"'!'g . ~t the chhurch. Robert Thompson of Danville, the Alexander Quillen Mrs. Charles Dodd, treasurer. week Wllh their parents Mr The SJgru!Jcant meaning of lll and Mr and Mrs Thomas ~~~i·~~. Library. She pointed R II ed th t and Mrs Alwood Spengle~ , Advent," the season of prepara. J .Pierce and Tommy ~nd Tam· !:! various articles used in Mrs. ~se •:ouoc, Cl ab Mr and Mrs Cloe Kern,' and !Jon, was. the theme of tile Jll'll· ~Y of Cincinnati were balimaking the many beautiful ar- thell New ave~h .•:n sLi•~ family and M;s William Rob- gramdl, Lllghtdllng off thnde !Jrst day weekend guests of Mr and rangements ranging from the WI sponsor a . h r~ as J• ksoo spent the . Thanksgiving can e can e a wo erl m Mrs Charles Hysell and , son N~tivity Scene, floral arrangt>- mg Contest Wit rs. a~r- i weekend in Lima with Mr. the Advent wreath was by Cha~Jes. ' ments and a ehtld's decoration Flesher, New Hav~n as c~aJ 'and Mrs Clifford Cunnin ham Leanne Sebo. The Advent ·netmls on the New Haven man. Otitt"r~ o.:~ this. committee I and son Keith g wreath, a cirlet of green Mr. and Mrs. Frank. B. W , Cl b A t d r ft 1are Mrs Edwm Stem, Mrs. · • · h boughs, ever-green to symbo- Thompson and Barbara, Tom· F o,~a~c~edu~ed :or a~ece::er John Morgan, Mrs. Paul Rick- Mrs. J E .Har.ley as return- lize. eternal life, has four can~ my and Robert of Danville, m. 8and t Cit H tl N ard, Mrs. Larry Kmg and Mrs. ed from Sprmg!leid wh~e sh~ dies which are lighted foor suc- were weekeod guests of Mr. 2 3 H a Y a ~n Mew Herman Ohlinger. Judgmg wil 1 spent the hoh ay wee wltd cessive Sundays, and Mrs. Charles Hysell and Hav:n, w;.re g~·~n _rs. be on December 22nd Pnzes her son and fami}Y. ~r .an Three of the candles are roy~ son and Mr. and Mrs. Charles es erJ, h '"~ ~-sll ~r~t"n, totalmg $65 w111 be g1v.,, Mrs John Harley an famJiy. al purple Advent liturgical co- ThompBOn of Middleport. Mrs. o n ars a an rs Miss D1anne Cmwell, student lor and the other for the third William RusselL Wome n of the nurse Parkersburg spent the s d . . .k Th Mrs Betty Romine and the children's Community dJn. ~lub have been asked to bring hohd~y weekend wlth her par- C\',';JS~~~: ~o,;r~~· .~~ Come A~ Barba;. and Marshall of Iron- ner to be held Dec, 13 at Heath four wrappl'd packages for the ents, Mr and Mrs, J ames Ye Faithful, .;as read b ton and Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley Methndist Church. S e v • r al lP cent Santa Claus surpnse. , • ' Cnswell P 1 C' d h Y called 011 Mr. and Mrs. Charles thank you nntes were read These are to be brought on I Pat ·Edwards and Rodney ameal r;_w a~ t e pro- Hysell over the weekend. from shut-ins Including Mr. Thursday at City Hall. ' , Karr. students at Kent State ~os Wit prayer by Mr d M Ch t Zl kl and Mrs. D. E. Miller and Mrs. )i;xhlbitors will diSplay and University spent the Thanks- mp a I arncer. 'd t r Co.l urn anb rs. t thes er kr de o. P, Klein. A donation of mon· . l f , arne a rew, pres1 en, was o us spen e wee en recel ed f Mr nd sel~l t~;tr era ts r~m f \~ atm. The Chnstian Special Con- Igiving vacation with their par- in charge of a short business with relatives in the area. ~rswa~Uler vThe ro;oup ~~de ~n fplm .fon eaTch our e ~o cern Commission o[ Heatll lents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Ed- session and the Christmas can~ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ltttle and tenta,tl've pla'ns for a skating ~.~ays o tte a1r. s · daug hter or syracuse were puty and a caroling party and Cl b ·n II k' e v1omans d Methodtst Church met Tut!~day lwards and Mr . and. Mrs R1ch- dl es an d record s were dJstrJbuk ~o:. ~~s, ~an y, afternoon at 'he home of Mrs ard Karr and family . ted to sell as a money-making Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. gift exchange to be held in De"fa e g d s, dillS m:s ecor- INan Moore t~ make plan:; io; Mr. William Bailey and d~u- proJect. A round robin g~L- Ethel Davis and family. aiJOns an. nee ewor . . the Commumt Children's family wlth ~h:;~r son, J~m well card was sent to Loring Mrs. Bertha Ward of Colum· Mrs. WIUJa~ :uss~ll,. ~esi·J Chnstmas dmn~r to be held : St. were ThanksgiVIng Day dm- Vaughan at St. Joseph Hospl· bus was an overnight guest Sundendt, appomteh rs. fms hed"~: Tuesday Dec. tJ at the church. I ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tal, Parkersburg, day, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold w. gar ner. m r arge o sc • 1 George N~emsky and fam1 ly, Lemley and family. mg w~rkers for the two days of Committees were named ten· I Lincoln St. · Ch I ll . II Cpl. Stanley R. Lemiey re·1 'f the fmr tatively and the menu planned. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons ar es ) SP •• are turned to bis base, Cherry Q Mrs. Tom Hoffman, New The Jumor MYF w11l prov1de I spent the weekend in Cincin- Hosts al Dinner Poml, N.C. Sunday after a 1 MASON _ Mrs Dallas Cadle Haven, used a Tha.nksg1vmg l nutcup favors Mrs. 0. P. KleiD Inati with her brother, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Charles Hy~ell, ·~ lfeekend visit with his par-- ' Mason was in charge of th~ tlleroe for the . devotionals at and the Rev. Y.ax Douahue are Mrs Nolan Carson and famity. and son, Charles entertamed ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. progra~ when th Womans So. Tuesday s meetms,1mcharge of the program. Mem- . Col and M~s. James Har· Thanksgiving, with a famii,Y din- Lemley and ramily. , ciet of Christie: Service met Followmg lhe s1~gmg of bers ol the church are contn - tmger and fam1ly left Sunday ner at thetr home, Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and ~ nday even! t the Amer1ca _the B:autlful, and buting to the dmner w1th mo- for their home in Alexandria, Ave B. J. a~ Barry of Chilhcothe ~~urc~ The i~ot her disPledge 01 Allegiance, reports ney or food. Mrs Nan Moore 1s Va , after spending the holi- Guests were Miss Charlene were holiday weekend guests ol . · .~ th Atl ..,_,_,_=====-; general cha1rman for the din· day here w1th their parents, Hysell and Robert L. Thompson his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev~r- cussll,,10 nA was •1 croandsa e an,. ed b tl b M Ed All th d I D 'II Ill M dM tt D '1 c. queswon answer ner assiSt y o 1er mem ers rs. gar enswor an a anv1 e, .; r. an rs. e aJ ey, 'ad 10 11 ed p 8 ti . t' lftli, of the commiSSIOn mcluding, Mrs V1olet Hartmger. Charles Thompson Middleport · Alfred Gloekner returned to .pe~ ow ' ~ C!pa~ Mrs. James Euler, Mr~. Klem, Holiday diimer guests of Mr ' Mr. and Mrs. Tho~ as J. P1erc~ h1s home, Canton, Saturday al· Ze &rogram was rs. • ·- Pomeroy Ohio Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. L. and Mrs. James Johnson and and Tommy and Tammy, Cin- ter spending a couple of days at erM er ~ kl . d 1 1 TC"''IGHT ONLY w. McComas and Mrs. Wayne famrly were the~r so, Jim cinnati· Mr and Mrs. Bruce hJS farm, Cherry R1dge. He also th rbs. , r e prteslnldedh urthng · ' · · !ted hi th Mr J b e usmess mee g w en e "WALK DON'T RUN'' 1Gibbons. Johnson and AI Butts of Mar- Z1rkle and Susan Pomeroy· VIS s mo er, s. aco - TeChmcolorCary Grant, Sanu.mlha Eggar This will mark the third I shall University. and M': and and Mr. and Mrs Arthur H~n: Gloeckner and Mr. and Mrs, ~~~p ;~tedfo~o ~av~t~;hrl~ hm ijulton • • f Mrs. Frank Iron of Galltpohs. derson and Danny and Regme Lloyd Moore and sons. .p y p . Colorcartoons: Blackboard )<ar .or the dmner, w1th aP- M d M J k Ll d I Lo Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore Lakm State Hospital, In conjunc0 Review prox1mately 100 ch1ldren us- /r ani, 8 "· k ~~ nd : gan. were Sunday dinner guests of tion with tbe Sunshine Class Scoutmaster Magoo ually attendmg. Commtltees an amJ ) ' roo v e.' a_ r. h' · · party · A4mission: 75c and 4U c ed and Mrs Oscar BaslJam , and parents, Mr. and Mrs. James 1 IS bro th er W1 d SJster-m-law, 1 wtll be announc ater. family , Gallipolis, and Michl Brewmgton and Mr. and Mrs. I Mr.. and Mrs._ Bal~r Moore of Hostesses Mrs. Roy Harless lh . Social concerns CommiSSIOn to Plan Dmner it'": t too:;' Party Planned For Paft'enfs At H0Sp1 1 i UZ:IGS THEATRE t 1 \ Jl,•====:r-====;;]Lloyd. •tudenl at Ohio State UmverSJty, Columbus spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. · Fr1day and Salurday and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Dec•mber 2-3 Miss Maud Taylor is a pa· '" KING KONG YS . GODZtLLA" lient at Meigs General Hospital. - Technico)arMr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher The most Titanic :\>Iomt('rs of and their holiday guests Mr. :!ll-hme dash Head·On! "A MAN COULD GET and Mrs. J, Schaeffer of Falls KILLED" Church, Va., spent Friday in - TechnicolnrColumbus with relatives. Ja.mes G:lTner. Melina Mcrcouri. Sandra Dec, Tony Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey. Franciosa doo, Huntington, W. Va. spent 1\dmission: 6tk and 30c Middleport the Thanksgiving Day with their I..:;~IF""'""'""'"""'.,...""'...,;~,,,,,,,..,..,_~~==:~~:::_:_:.::_.::: lAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS THE SHOE BOX lh• Mothers Club PI p t 1 r Or Semor Citizens I W!90 VALUE Record library VALUE Record Carry Case A $29.85 VALUE• 95 • with purchase of this ..• THIS WEEK ONLY AC Automatic 4-Speed PORTABLE PHONO : The CHORD[TT[ • Mod•l NN ! Exdu61ve Zenith BANDSHELL : Slim, trim compact . recessed in eab i· net. Ava oleble in Blue B~iil~ color. orO II-Whl!e co lor . • I l • 0£~1GN . 4• ,. .•re•o ' "&QOIItD • ANDSt4aa,.L INCLUDQ a••'o" r~l PI~ ..... """" AD~a. ct'AfiG&Illt • :~ .:~ ~ color. ·lnllfKIWrt<I ' Wifti!A4 •• cueTOWI·,.ATtC Speak~r ...."""t• .. . . co,.,.,.. "ot.v '<o L "otv.., 0~. .... HURRVI LIMITED QUANTITIES! '• INGELS ' ~ Fri.& Sat. Nights- Member Middleport Gift.O.Rim• ' • The Harrisonville Homemakers Club met recently 11 the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Duane Stanley, witb Mrs. Linda Mar· ris, president, in charge. Mrs. Stanley gave a report of the County Council meeting in which topics for next year were tentatively planned, and a report by the Health Conference at Jackson. Mrs, Sharon Jewell was In charge of recreation and the Christmas sewing projects. Mrs. Nellie Borgan will entertsin the club on Dec. 12 at i her home, when there will be a · gift exchange and the second lesson on, "Meal Planning " Members attending were Mrs. Dana Young, Mrs. Thor Carsey, Mrs. Raymond Cotterill, Mrs. Don Cotterill, Mrs. Carl Ken- ; nedy, Mrs. Nellie Burgan, Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mrs. Robert I Jewell, Mrs. Leo Morris and the hostess, Mrs. Duane Stan· ley, HOLIDAY GUEliTS Furniture,Middleport 'llEfll'j~Y MJDD~ORT Llter117' Club will . meet Wednesday, Not'. :10, at the•JIO!ne of ldrl. Clyda lnpJJ, Book revlm 'IIIII Illclu4e "To~· b T90 Late" and ''Wbit a !llPt With 1M Young" to , be pen by Mrl. Rodney Downing l¥ld .,.., ~ aid Milll: Bm! ei1l will be' a teen-ager In the nm. Goods for the BUnd will be on dbplaJ. . BOSWOR~ CQUNCJL No. 41 R&SM will ~ve ttl annual lnspei;I!On Wednesday 11 7:1t p m I IllustrioUs Companion El· .;.re· \VIIIIIm8 newly eleeted grand ..n11ne1 'ol Grand Coaaen of Roy~ and Se1eel M_. ers of 01110 will be lhe Ins~ '' lng officer. Worlt will . be ID VI n H selec;t mullirl degree. A dlllner Mr. and Ml'!l. rg am~•. at 6.30 p. m. served bf the Mmersvllle, were pleuant Y members ot the Order of EaJII. surpriaed Sunday with a pot- ern Star, will precede the-!luck dinner in honor of their ing. All <0111panlons a)ICI their 11ith wedding annlversory Mon ladies are Invited. . Monday at the home of r. and Mrs J. A Smith Route 1, WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Racine . . ' wiD meet Wedrielday eVHIRI · were Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Ji(n. Jllram Attending E R Yost of Middleport par- Fisher wllh.,M,.. Alfred Yeaug. ~ts 'or Mrs. Hamm: ~. and eras~· Mrs Robert Hamm, daughter. TBUR8D4t CynUua Ann, Athena; Thomas ROCK . Springs Grlllge will Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Samuel meet Thursday,' · ·• p-,m. Thert Mi h '1 G daughters will be a progratit.and relreJit. U:,is~e ~n~ni.ennr"':' Mlso Dor~ ments will· be..seRed. ldeml!erl Ha the h t ~ d hnstesa are reminded to ~ gllll ;'m, Robe~' ..; daughter'· for Athenll State ljoaPital. 80 : ~iteen au' of Minersville: PAST Chiefs of :Magnolia ~ry bl t ' attend were Mr Temple Pythiim Slaten w1B ndnaM;s ~harles Yost and have their annuaJ Cluiltmu ~ rut' M D8 na Hamm, dinner at Balley'l restaurant. ~· a . rs. 'lbursd ..-...n.+Ju at f:l) p. ~ne~vlll~0 fte OOh h m 1 m A~ ef. ur ngk da 1 rn re .,;_.0 --an rouow at the bOml made ca e an ce cream we ....... wm d M nd Mr H m of Mrs, Adlllllbenliat. serve · r. 8 a. am EVANGELINE CbaPtw received several nice sifts. Mlddeport, will ev nin Dec at 7:31 · m. 1 S __ ,,~_1._..., ~-ethel, 1or "•IIIIIU. .auvv-.. .r.... 1ll be 1 ted for IDIIIJla. :011 ol o::.· to be bald lat- Virgil HammS Honored Upon Anniversary ~eulah White, Mr. and Mr!. a.l: -y COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today apared the Uvea e1 two men scheduled to be executed Friday and granted a third a 60-<loy reprleve to appeal to the nourts. Tile sovernor commuted the death sentences of Curtis Alvin Bellamy Jr. and Elmer Glen Miller Sr. to Ufe In prison upon unanimous recommendation or the Parole Board. The board divided In Lester Eugene Swiger 8 case and Rhodes gave him 60 days In which to use legal paths still open to him In the courts. The men were convicted at Cincinnati in the beating death of Mrs. Emma Austing during a robbery at her pony farm at Loveland In Hamilton County on May, 5, !9G3. Rhodes saJd that in addition to various legal matters there was doobt whether the beating caused Mrs. Austlng's death 15 days later. 'lbe worpan was found the day after the beating and IJos. pita1ized. Dl.. Suddenly "She recovered rapidly and was ready for discharge from ~ :r. ~ .-:.c~ .':!. rr ~ :; ~ • FIVE CENTS on the claim he Is being bef4 illegally and require the atata to prove he was properly 01111victed. This was the procedurt Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard uNII In the federal courts 1n Ding release from Ohio Peoitea. tiary where he was beld for !hi slaying of his wife. The new post-conviction Ia" permits a person eonvtetect" .ol a crime who feels later blgbar court rullngg favorable to billa would have applied in his ease to file for a new trial In thi court where he was convicted. , (Continued On Page 11 Mustang Flips Into River, Driver Survives on Bank at Program for Quiet Day is For Women &Ia• WORLD ' ~ :~ ~ the hospital by her pbyslclans another in lHS. turning down the three men, was commuting Bellamy's sen-~ sentencing. Morever, convict wben she suddenly died on May There have been two had set lour executions for Dec. tence because Bellamy "'took no Miller did not take part in any 20 from a coronary embolism," executions since Rbodes became 2. One of the four, John Carter part in the original planning of of the beatings that caused the Rhodes said. governor, both in the early McClelland of Toledo, received robbery, wao only I~ at the victim's death." "'Aithoug~ experl medical tes- months of hls term. The last an indefinite postponement by time of crime and easily Jn. Rhodes said he granted Switimooy conBicted. a three-judge was Mar<h 15, 1963. appealmg to the U.S. Supreme fluenced by his older accom. ger a reprieve until Feb. 1 to panel in Swiger's case and The two commutations Rhodes Court. plices, testimony does not re- enable Swiger's attorney!? to apjuries In the ather two accepted granted briqg to four the num· Rhodes, in commuting the I veal that Bellamy had any ply to the courts of legal points the prosecution's contention that ber he has made and leave 16 sentences, said the seven-man purpose to kill, no record of as- they feel need to be resolved, the beatings during the robbery men awaiting execution at the Parole Board after a hearing saultiveness, legal doubts argue either under habeas corpus procaused the victim's death," he prison. The ex~ution date has last Friday was unanimous in foi mercy." ceedings or under the state's added. been set for one and the re- recommending life sentences In commuting Miller's sen- new ''post conviction remedy" The triple executions, tf malnder have appeals In the for Bellamy and Miller but was tence, Rhodes cited these rea· law. carried out, would have been court except Swiger, who is divided in il.!l recommendation sons: ''Although elements of State Mutt Prove the fourth in the eleclrlc chair expected to use the GO-day re- for Swiger. doubt In this case were prop- Under habeas corpus proceedin the penitentiary In Columbus. prleve to file new pleadings. Rhodes said that, basnd upon erly determined by a jury, the lngs a convicted pemn may go Two wera held in 1939 and The Ohio Supreme Court, tn the Parole Board's report, he same doubts justify mercy In into the state or federal courts Dirksen Finds $3 Billion I " Rhodes !i!'., .....,LBERFELDS Inpomeroy -- ~~~~~--------------~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~--------- orday, Dec. 10. Th Kin••bury women's Mis· FRIDAY · e oc1ety e:' o1 the Car 1eton EUB MEN'• the Brotllertlbod SJonary ~ Church met at the borne of will meet. at ,.-..-., their president, Mrs. Ralph= Friday at p.m. Carl, with theoe members, Mrs. Roush wW IlkWilliam King, Mrs. Norman lures on rectat trlp·abroltl. AD Wood, Mrs. CharlO$ Mash, Mrs. men cl the dwrcb -IN lqld ·ll Clyde Hinton, Mrs. . Wayne attend. Beal, Mrs. Elmo Smit!l, Mn. EAST LETART WSCS will Webber Wood, Mrs. Virgil King, hold a 1'IJII1lllalle ~ Prlday Mrs. John Dean and Mro, and Saturday, December 2 • I Ralph carl present. in the Slmp1011 Bu1141Dc, eld · Everyone enj<iyed a poUuck ~t office building, at RadDe, ttheon at noon, then spent! a. m. !o ' p. m. 'ftlq· will M afternoon preparing boxes have new I'll rup fer tilt. . . cookies and,candy which are . SUNDAY . to he sent to ..rvtcemen whO HAM SHOOT SUnday Dee. t are overseas from th11 comm~I~r at noon at .Forked RuD Sport. man CJ ub. ....--o....~...a '"' lty ., Names were drawn for lhe Drew Webster 'Post No. •· Christmas gift exchange at the American Legion. AD proceeds ntlt meeUng which wtll be at for "Giftl For Yanks" bid · the home of Mrs. Charles Mash fnr hospitallud vetel'lllll· fi In December, Oniatrnu time. Secotal Floor Rtodu To Wear Dept enttne ·•• ?. " " " -~"2 -----------------------------VOL XVIII NO. 188 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1966 o~; •• Choose her gift from our vast selection of shirts and dressy blouses. Styles and colors to accent her busy life, in all size ranges. . :/, Delloted To The lnteresll 01 The Mel,..IJI,..on .4rea meet.,......, Women Group Bo Prepares• xes f Or SefVICemen • '~ Ga ~:::a.~h: ·~:w.~~u~~~r.; I Jj were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Betty Darst and I 10n, Jeffrey of Middleport. • a;;dfi'iut ° happy, give her several delightful blouses .... for all her special occasions Harrisonville Homemaker Club Meets Recently e U Alva Luckeydoo, New Haven. IManetta. Wh1le In Marietta and Mrs. Fred Spencer served Ray Pickens, student at Ohio they attended the open house refreshments to Mrs. Ray State University, spent the hoh- of .the new Marietta ~igh Scnool Proffitt, Mrs.. Dallas Cadle, day with his parents, Dr. and bo1ldmg. OhpeCiai m~rest tu , Mrs. Ralp~ Pickens, Mrs. Mrs. R. R. Plrkens. Mr. Moore_ were_ laboratory John Chattin, Mrs, Lester ZJr. and athletic !ac1hties. kle, Mrs. John Sisson, Mrs. Mrs, Sam Bolin returned to Everett Thomas, Mrs. Wilher home, Athens Saturday, af. Uam Fry. ter spending Thanksgiving with Mra. Murl Megee, Mrs, Judy a~S a~ her brother and sister-In-law, FIOJS, Mrs: Glenn Cart~Tight, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dana Howett of Mrs. Marvm Frame, Mn. MASON - The Mason Molh- Darwm. Georee Carson, Mrs. Larry ers Club planned Its annual Mrs. Welby Whaley and B1!1118ttnlner, uti Mro. RuB· Ch . 1 . . Mrs. Fred Goeglem VJSUed FTI· . sell C<!pehert. t rls mas Par 1Y 1ohr sehn 1or Cl 1I· day at Darwin with Mr. and · " · 1y at t e orne ol Mrs Dana Ho ens recent .., Ave. Gueo11 were "·bert C · we 11. "" ow . Mrs. 8 I11 ook' Mason, wrt. h M~oy. Mrs. Betty " Romine Mrs. Lester Zer_kl~ and Mrs. LEMLEYS GIVE DINNER and Barbara and Marohalf James DJeh! asSJstmg as host- Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Mn. Pearl M.Coy of Ironton "';;'s. 8 .11 C k , ted th Lemley entertained with a din· ancj ~Qif tnd ·B~ky McCoy of rs: 1 , 00 ' aptpoml the ner Friday at their home, Lib- Columbu1. fo11 owmg cna1rmen o p an e ·" · · party on December 18th at 2 ...- ." ••· • p.m. at the Masnn Methodist Church, Invitations, Mrs. Le!lter Zerkle and Mrs. Mary S.r. \ I I 1 ry; Refreshments, Mrs. Danny Yonker and Mrs. Raymond Lieving; Table Decorations, Mrs. Kay Wilson and Mrs. Bill Cook Corsages, Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. Joseph Llsh and Mrs. Charles Yeager Tab]e Favors, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. George Burns and Mrs. Sharon Hoffman. The next scheduled meeting will be potluck and will be held Prettiest holiday picture: a Christmas on December 21st. The place will be announced at a later "Eve" in the blouse gifts she found date. under the tree. Make her more than aoo 'i' cember. A progrealve dlllner wu planned for Januory. Glenna SptiiiUo p!Jyed for the bymn singing. Following the meeUng tile group worked on Items to be BOld at the bazaar on Thur,. day. Refreshments were S'lrved by Charlotte and Joey Reitter. Attending the meeting were Gleana Sprague, Cindy Spenc· ler, Karen McGirr, Karen Johnson, Charlotte Reitter, Joey Reitter, Greg Donahue, Eddie Brown and counselors, Mn. James Johnson, Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mrs Joan WriKhL ' SOCIAL 'CAf·.r,.v..'I'~"'mAR � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 29, 1966 doerfer