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Waldo Bart-els, Pastor Suo- the Youth Fellnwsblp day School Q 1~ a m t~r ed BlaelSt. Paul'• Luth•r•., Chvn::h, tn~r, Supt: 10 30 a. m. "ChrUit· Christmas Calendar Holy Com. mas Cantata" by the choir direct· munlon Will be celebrated at St ed by Mrs Allee Nease with Mrs Paul's. Cburcb Sunday morniq, Ben Nutzllng as organist. Jumor Dec 18th at 10 SO: Tho children's ChrWmu program wUt be given on Saturday evening, Chrlsbnu Eve at 7 30. A he.arty welc:ome Chrilitmaa mornmg Sunday Scbool at 9 30 atJd Divine Service al 1~ · 30 Putor and congregation w1sh you all n MetTy Cbnstmas and a Happy New Year. Christian Selene• Soel•ty, 144 M'lllberry Ave., Pomeroy. Morn . mg service 11 a m with "Ia The Untveue, Includmg Man, Evolved By Atom1c l"<lt<:e''' The aubjlf(!t o( the les.o;on sermon and the gol1 den tert The Lord hath prepared hu throne In the heavens• and h1.s kmgdom ruleth OV('r all 'Psalm HY& 19 Sunday School 10 a. m WedneBday evening .11ervlce 8 p m The public 1~ wrd1al!y invited to attend Readmg Room with s1de {!ntrance lvcatod 111 renr of church, open to pubhc, Monday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p m. Methodist Charg•, Letart Falls, Christmas pl'(lgrams at 9:30 a, m at Apple Grove, 10 30 a m. at Planu, 7 p m Letart Falh, Pray. 25 er mc.:!lJnij:s Wednesday 7 p. m. Letart J"alls, Sunday 7.30 p. m. with Rooted Saran Hair Et~st Letart, Mn' Meetings Mon. day 7 30 p m Apple Grove· $15.98 T~ursday 7 00 p m East Letart,' Alfrtd Methoclltt Chvt'ch, Rew. R M Grove, pa~>tor Sunday School at 9 30 Lloyd D111Jnger Supt Christmas program at 10:30 Tu&Sday evening at S WSCS meet lng and Chmtma~ party at tbe Double TV Stamps Given FoUrod ftqbmson homo, Wedne• W•th Each DoD Sold day cvenmg prayer .service 7•3Q H•ath Methodl•t Cvhrch, NJd Maile sldn. unbreakable. dleport Rev 1.. A Bangerter, Complete outfit, JMtchin2 pastor ,Sunday Sthool 9:30 ErnNt bonnet can be laundered: Covert Supt. Momlng wor~hlp 11.t She sleeps! Shampoo her! 10. 30 topic " The Word lncar· Curl ber! Comb her! nato" IS p m Junior Youth Fe1· tOwsh1p, 6 p m Senior Youth Fellowship, 7 p m rehearsal for Chrilitma~ program, 7 30 Official Hoard, Wednesd11y 7 p m. choir re.heaml. 8 p m Class 12 Circle E. MAIN POMEROY party, Friday 7 30 Christmas pro- Eu..-. I !iijj;;;;;j-)- 11 . l. I~ •'--j--:; =':!::~E.:::t:~:r.""'! I Pomeroy Naz:aren• Church, ReY, Stoll, pastor 9 30 A M ;-,u nd;;~y School, 10 30 A M Wor '---::!.,.!:c,,---:..,bc,:"''--;j,..';;,;--~ _,II Ip serVICe "W t•mderfu1 DISCOV 1\ ' , 7 30 P M Worsh1p serv1ce , II Uu pl&bU.a u ., CGrfleu ht tal rue tn U S. check Cf'OOk.3 t ;;~lied Unto SalvatiOn" Wedned ~ Ut check~ng h4lritl4l tuu.o.l, "tob! home patl' thtr v~tar over ( .~ 7 30 P M Pra.}'er meeting '>uktide "~ngl" o/ .t.m.trica'l la.tt Chart #2 ahoW! mln.Lmum 1 • lch«.lc crookl .mu N 4t en GU· added lncoml! a hvpothetica.l\ R•edsville Charg•, Rn. F'"l1nd time h.tgh d&etinQ th• tUft & to ch«k crook moll e.rpf!ct durtna 11 \o m Pastor Services at Joppa 1M ...ht weeki, predtch check /Taud thl u.rt rU to eigh.t ~~.r.:t, t/ h~ 1 lo JO A M Sunday at 10.20 Sun·~ A"· 1 flu! g CUN'tntllf cltaring $1 ,000 011 ' ezperi Georg• W. _.m 0 mone1t ~ bad check pcut~ng. du\ School al I.ong Bottom 9.2{1 A. Tod4 Compan.r, ln.c., Roch.tlttr, Cl'lartl ar• baled on J)ortce tlti· I 11, l'reacbmg serv1ce 10.45; Sun 11·Jii4rt #1. lh.OWI ttfimcttd to~ 1 ' mate• /Totn AdJam'l J1!tt. 11 d"' ${hool at Reedsville 9:20 A :\1 Prrachmg 7.30 P ll WSCS at :DAD check lone• by merchant. want&. They are dei!H&'ned for ue.e bhrment of Reedsville church \U and tha sener&l public In only In the banke i11uing th~m. Du: 14 many put. of the eountry will 7. Don't ca•h chec:ka for juve· nurl:~ double durtnr the next atx nilee. They are not legally r~pon~ Frn Methodist Chureh, Harry di alble and often are used •• ran· Hates, Pastor, Laure( Cliff. Sun ~eo:Jh~.wA~k~,m ..~:k nfra.~ nera" for ehuk crook ganll· ,1 d ') SchrJol 9 30; Class meetmg 18 1 check mve 11ttptor for The Todd Com· 8. When preulnledd lll30 FM'i ~erv1ce 7 00 Preach· with the endouement a rea Y · ' ).lany, Inc., Rochester, N· Y ·• man~ it~n uk the presenter to en· 1ng 8 00, Prayer Meehng Wedne.sufacturn of protected checks. dworroe 1i a"'taln m your preaenee, tl~y 7 30. Hysell Run Sunday Adlam baaea thl• prediction upon r Th •· k 1 'documented evidence that torgerad and tdd h1s a.ddreee. en cl¥'c , Sthoo 10, Preaching 11 1~ the addru~~o. mall box thlevea, an d oth er b• I. Don't cash check 1 for , check artiatl greatly atep up their amount• considerabiJ more than ' aetivity durmr th• pre-holiday the amount of the bl1l. It's Ito rood rlod, when people ar• extra h h k ly tor tho rule to of C'lll c tc 1 on Rev. Forr••f Stoll, Jr. uey with t ht Ir Cb:r t1 t mu 1 h op· amount the bill or len. !96 M lb :ping and other holiday thores. lO. Take a aecond hard look at u erry Phon• 217 J I To 'ut down the ehet.k crook'e Pomo•ov , Ohio , sure 1t 1a the ' check. ,,• 1a"e that •"Chriltmaa bonu1," Adlam oft'era 1' ' 11 Ch 1 'the following 12 baalc rulu for check of an exlating penon or n;, rome es 7.1f.-."lf my YOUR holiday cheek cuhtnr: concern, and that tt 1s drawn on pt r pl ', who arc called by my t t. In uahinr 1 cheek, don't let an e:d1ting bank. Completely ftc .l naii!C, ~hall humble themselves, anyone burr:r you. lt'• JOIIr mOD• tltlous check.A are top favorl~all i.tll'l pray and seek my face and with bad check artiste. , ' • teJ that'• belnl pa ld ou' • 11 8 ure that t.he ch~teka you' o11rn from the1r Wicked ways, then 1 2. Don't eaah a eheck for a ••• ·.,,'p'roteded ch~tekl, wltich I wll l I hear from heaven, and Will 111tranger unleu he hal poeltlva .,. 1 th ldentlllcation. Remember that so. c:ennot be suceeaafully alter 1 nrg1vf' CJr s '1, and wlll heal lclal Security carda •nd auto It- with Ink era41eator or eraeure" Ihe land" censu are ea11ly for~ or stol•n. One t1pe of prohchd cJifck I 3, Don't cuh cheeb alped leehes hundreda of pre,ioual} ln~l Ottr l1vcs arc Invested 1n .supl wttb 1 rubb.ar trte•p or •rltten f'ialbllll reprodudionll ,of the word' plytng our phys 1cal needs and a •'Told" when Ink eradicator It Jp·, few comfoJ·t.i of modern lmng 1in pencil or checb that 1hnw an, pH e~ tovo'uh~:~'!:!:~e younelt) whdt• rclatn·ely hltle thought ~~ 1aJrn.• of alteration. <1. Beware of p\lt-of·t.own ~ g \ n t0 l 1 checks, unlen you are certain of additional protection tor your, own l c our spm ua 11ccd.s the Identity ot the pt~non present. check• by usinr a mt~chaplcal 1 W h ll b checkwriter and aigner m prepar~ r ave a r.cn called upon 1ng the check (or CllhlnJ, and ot the check's validit)j lnr them. Machines which 11hre~ to I!:IVe 011r ne1ghbnnng countnes 1 1. Be utra ureral whea euh· the amount indelibly lnt0' 1 the- lll•Junri I he world Some have res. l tnr checks out of bualn•a hours, ftbre1 of the check snd whic~ ponded by scn dln g CARE pack or after benb are elcMed, Then r.int a multicolored protfote,. age~ an d others have answered Iar• (uorlte tkae. for check acsm1tle tnsrature, "hsndcutt 1h . 11 th h crookl to operate. chock ~~:rook• by making It v\rtu.J ,c c, 1 • , 1oug other reltcf 1 6. Don't cub bank eounttr ally lmpoaetble for them to rsis., 1 •loP nc1es I hxs LS tm c, aud everychecks Anyone can pick up all he or alter your checkl. nn<' \\hu has helped tn any way -~"-'--"~= --=·-=-==--=--=·=-""-'=--=--=-=-'-'-=--'~~--=·c.·=' s h~uld he commended for the purt he nr she ha~ had m suppl~·lng gram Harold C Doster, Pastor I hili partlcuill.f need But have we Th• 'lrtt Pr.sbyt•rlan Chureh, Th• Chureh of Christ, Keno, adequatdy cared for these needy Middleport, Rev Howard Ruppelt every Sunday 9:30 A M Sunday peoples' Can we ever say th11f we :<.r run J have supplwd the need when wt! pa.stor Church School 9 30 James School and commtlnwn, Buchanon, Supt; Jullc l'robe~co Sunday m month l 0 30 A M <dune constd<.•r th e physical and w11l g1vc A repnrt on the recent Church communion and prea dnn¥ ncglec~ the ~Pin luaJ'1 OhiO Chmt1an Youth Council fnurth Sunday In mrmth 7 .HJ P To the 111.111 who sec..<; lhat h i~ meetmg In Columbus, 10 30 wor M church preachln~ - Rev Itar own spll"llual noeds ate supphr.d, ship service, topic "The Star of old C. Doster, Paator. the answer w1 ' l alwuy.; be--no. 'fh• Chrlttlan Church at H•m If we ll:tt~nd church, arc faithful Stars", 6 p m Youth FellowMlip Wednesday t1 30 ,Junior Choir lock Grove, every Sunday 9 3U A Jn pr11yer cmd 1 cad our Biblos, practwc, 7 p, m. Sen1or Chmr M. Sunday School and commu11tOJL we ~oon d1~cover lhat our IJvos practlec . second Sunday In month 7 30 r must rea ch oul to the spmtual as Chureh of Christ, Mlddl•port, M cburoh preaching fourth Sun- weJI a~ physl(al needs of tho.sc Rev C E. Hoyt, t~astor Churcb day in month 10 30 A M ch urch around <:~!Jnul us School 9 l~ trlison Baker. Supt , communiOn and preaching - Rev We auc luld !hal lUO!e people Mornin& worMblp 10 I:'S Unv~!Ung Harold C. Doster Pa11tor ar.e atlendmg chuHh lortuy at SWATZEL'S ASHLAND crt "ToQelh~r We Build" chart, Th• Pr"bVhrlan Chunh et h· th1s tJme, th;m m any prev1ow SIRVICI STATION c:hlidre.n'll ..ermonette "Show for racuae. Howard Ruppelt, p,,,t6r p('riod of hJ story no~ thiS mean W. Main St. ' P'hon. 233-Y Christmas"; sormon topic "The Church Seho.tl 9 30 Robert ll~r that we <IS a peopl~ are tux·nmg Way to Chrl~tmu", 'ao Senior din, Supt Evening Worsl~1p 7 30 f1 om our w1ckrd wt~ys' PU~I! SERVICE CENTER Hi Y(luth Fellowship n 30 Junior Cerl.ton Ch\l"'h, Kmgsbury Are we B.'! a people humbly W. Main It~ Phone 7(,..Y Ptmerey HI Youth Fell-ow.11hJp; 7 30 Even· Road, 1\ev R A. B1ddle, Pa .lor praymg and seekmg the face OpaNfed "" Ol1n H.,..u Open 24 Hovrt lnr wDrshlp and Chrh1tmas carol Sunday Sehool 9.30; PJ a)er ~I <.J et- God'1 II we lire, we should ba sing; sermoa top 1c "No Room for lnv 7 4~ Wednesday evemng and scemg the resu lt.!! of such an attl· OHIO VALLEY KEYSTONE STA. the Son -of God": Monday, 7.30 ChUl'eh serv1ce 2nd and 4th SliD · tude. God ha.'J pl'oml s~d to forgive Mlln It, Phone S'l~Y PtmtNY Prilcllla Circle at lhe hom~ or days at 7 4ft. ou1· s1ru and heal the land The Wt GIVI TV Shm,._24 Hour l•rvlca Mrs. Robert Mllh, Tur_sday 6 30 IU8 Churchn, Morning Star & real answer ltCI! Jn our .spiritual Dorcas Circle, potluck supper at Enterprise, Rev Roger BJ shrr athlurle ond concern Jf we as NORMA GOODWIN f'LORIST the church, 7.30 meeting of par- Pastor Morning St<~.r Sundn~ ChrJst1ans pray snd seek lhe fllce 111 S.Cond St. Phon:. 313 Poma~OY eota of Cub Scouts, EJecta Clrc1e School 9 40 A M Mornmg ""nr o( Goci, H;) wlil bnng somo un ~~;,;;,;,,':~;;,;,,_,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.1 at the home nf Mrs raul Smart; ship a( 11 A M MYF Sunday l'Vc mL'!takable changes to pass m thi.s • Wednesday 7 30 onnual Chrl.stma,o; nlni at 8 Prayer meellng 1hll ls- old world ~ program; rnday 7 30 Senior choir day evening. Entcrpme Sund.1y will hove a Chrlolmas part• al the Sohool 10 10 A M Mo•·n mg parsonace ~ ,..., ship 9.30 A M YF at 6 30 I' 1\1 L ., Mt. Mo;lah Baptist Church, Mid Evening wor.sh1p 7 30 l'rayt"r dleport' Rev N d meetmg: Wednesday 7:30 P M 0 0 ( 0 lor. Bible Schnul 9 ~~ ~,~~~~ UB Churche1, Latart Fall~, R~:~· Re... Supt M I hi ser Sunday Soh""' \A,. JO:SI)' ' • orn ng WOI'll P at 9.30 Martm, A M p.,Jor Worship Service 7 ]) - , "Sun Bonnet Sue" KrJ: *"· HJU. > •..•-. Walter !~~~~'L Value ONLY $5.95 '!J:· 1 I I Mr. and Mrs. Rlch1rd I. Jones whoM wedding was an •vet'lt of Nonmb.r 2ith 1t thl Middle. port Firat Preabyt.rlan Church. Mn. JonH 11 the form•r Donne W1ll1, dl"'hter of Mr. 1nd Mrs. 1 STARKS PHARMACY A. E. W•llt, Mlddl-.,ort, •nd Mr. JW~H is th• 10n of Mr. •nd MI"L Roy Jon.., SyrHuH. The ",.. mony et preformed by the Rev. Howud Rup,.lt. ~ ROOMS Of New Fur~~.iture BAKEJ :::e-:cre:-;,·nc-:S:-y-ra-,-u-,e-:t~ o -,-:ctt:::e-nd-:-:1:-,he MID:DLEPOR;:T;;;,--::wprogram at the Presbyterlan I I SOCIETY Mal RaU~. Flfi~.t\i~i Churth there Tbe V181tor sang a Greek OrtbOdw;: caroJ at the Chri· stmu ptogr&m in Syracuse 1tftd was driven back to Lesvos, Greece. maht by Mr. the guest of the Rev. Howard A~em that 1 w..- CHEVROLET! .. ..f...· There could be no liner, more · lllouJhlfUIIamUy gift than a new 'S6 Qowolet. With more power, breath,-takiq daah and lw:urious ' ' llOIIIton, lt't tho beUe of the road. Crime· In 11.,., llld ohoooe the car you \V&nl deli,... ClCl Chri.ltuw. MOTOR a wee I ' ·~· ' ' ~ ' the.J,' ,tj<i. '-'• · on Sunday Elections Give Power • ToGermanNatiooalistPariy For Lausehe In thlra' GPTman a.,.,...,....•., Delegate Race Cormannounced a Sau pledged Freneh rontrolled Mace. tile Support Mounts . lnt')OrieCorporate Organization J. holders of Kaiser Moton would bt of tpe owner!! of not le!s thaD S<\ARBRUECKEN' Tb.- tnumphant tour Chri•tmaa Clljb Has Started ' ' ;. WSCS TO MEET Clal!lll 12 Clrcle of the WSCS of Heath 1tfethodlst Chur<:h Will meet Wednesday, December 21. at the home of M~s Charles Young, High Street Chrlstm1:1s gl!ts w11l be elC· changed during the SOC:Lal hour and the program is being planned by Mrs Cm·oll Swanson and MrB E. S. Schaaf. ~::~~~~ and Savings Company ,.. The Pomeroy Cament Bloclt Company POMEROY, OmO Member Fedenllle- II~ Pomeroy MIMBER FIDERAL DIPOIIT 1111\IRANCj &Van., .. $2695 • • 1954Chevrofet Convertible Coupe • $1695 19$3.0ldsmobile $1495 Super 88--ll Door ' !\. • Supe~! Door :RR aogti•elloa ¥"! I ~Jrutlael.,.-. Light onHitot ~;;,;~~~il•!t'· ~'~=:::' ..rit.J. mMao!li< VAN '% = PiJ'tlea-tJte Bot tbe ~ ~~;:~~ I ., , I mngh!m, RecUatlo~s were t~ven bf Sheryl Carolyn Scat~ls, Martin, lkenda Boy,er, Barbara llyn Nichol.aon White, Mary Loq:, ~i lllay.er, . Sp00111 mufie nrduded a .4J,uet rom my Roicb, BUI:r B&ilter., Junmy by D~bta Grueser a'nd 41m.IW Jfdt.: Lohse, Linda Jae.obs, :Aht~;a Houdp~ cberi a solo by .Carolyn Sowu!( .ibel.t, Cb'tlatlno Bahr, Bfb,y Cun w1tlt the Girts ChQtu& ~6Sin.iag nln~~m •. San_d ra Clatworth_y, Pa· hJ!:r; ' a song by the Jwi!Qi' Choir: tric1a kaf .Alt, WtyD~ DaVIs, Jby 1Members 'Of th~ choir af~ ,., Ned11 Bogg1, 1\nn Crll\er. Barbara Hoff· .IJO.r1tdlord, Judy Wild~y:t~ • .J.l~t~ ner, Bob6y St'e!fy, Nursa .Froit,l Anti Edwards, Patty Steff}', ~ Su· Barry Boyer, , Jqhn Step.hellf(ln 1_.ie Slater, Iva Stewl.rt, Susie Neutlling, Judy Jo Martln, M.arj1een Darst, Jen01ter Lohle,. Colleen Wilson, Carolyn Searls, Carol Egg., .stc.sdy, A large 63' 55, brown ums 60-52, tirown miX lt1rge 49$3\1; A larie whUe A 11fedium whJte 4f 41: A med1um brown 44-46; eheeks 2&-31. Chickeas, fryers steady; heavy ~eru le blaher; fryers s.a~ · lb. 17-18; hens, beavy over 5 J~s. 202~; heJtl, light n lb. alld under 1618: ti~~ Ught, leghorps 13-iS. :..SUtler 90 seore 68. Hay his mother, Mrs. · one lister, Mlddlepon F.r••••-·""'•'•· onc'- b,....,.. •. ~~"ii'! ~~ $1'000 Paymen t Toward Church Debt IS 1rf Ole'dI otnnan. til-,..._ .......... _ _.,.. r.- 'rl!il"'' . \ d in 'lcrioua eooditioa aa a nail. ~ flaMt;*ezt•M: s L<!tJ!jf·· an of the acdde.nt and llr P1Jw for eetiti:IHII. "'' · · ' ~""'0:..> 'F"' , • •, ~~ tath- \ h1a fa.ther4n-Iaw, alao{in ~ 'ar.e:l.· , l ~ one dent eacaped wttbout titj. ~, t n __ Har· ~~..,..ving Saunden are IIi> u-6artl• .\.INIIiii"lfi ~tlh. wite, Dorothy. a tWin aliter, F . .:..1 •t W Va Ruth of Columbltl 11DCI Hiss Da,.,. 00er111 tes ~ ~ .held In Saunders of Middleport. _ ~ :.'· ::: --: To Be ·r~-.a~!h,; Mg..,.. ·amou.s ~'J;~.~·Ch.... Home Js Damaged By $300 Blaze Mr1. Harry Abbott in llamll· ton SuMoy oad return lor tbeo tuoeral. Mr. Farley ~ earoute here from Florida and lfr. ud Sogtl, Gerry lloUey, Marlli.It Mr~ lloymoad LiOving l'!ltn.se> and lin. Earl Robinson --~11 swan. Judy Butoher, carol MeEi- !Rulh Chose) wiH 1a1to him on to ~y hlnner. Jamce Hauck, Kay Jen. llam•Hon Tuoodoy. klnoon, DOVld Wiley. Blll NeutzThe Fint and' Second Ward., ling, Melvm Swisher, BobiJr and Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Depart. Terry Sterry, 'ferry John.!lon '1lOd ments were caUed to the Tom Johnny Stephenson. Hood re.1udencc in Minersville tbi& The Of!icial Board of Heath Me tbodillt Church voted: to pay $1000 A tableau was pre.q.nted b)' on the eburth debt wb"tD they met D1xle Pierce, lt<lmont East, Jean Sunday evening with Supt. L W nette Crooks, carolyn Soward~;, McComas -chainnan of the Board, Michel Erwm, Dick HalTIS, Roy pr~•idln,g ~g. Helen Stobart, Carolyl) ~ ... ,~;. • .'~ .. a! •'"" Maida Roush, Carol U:udsna, Jaals . The openmg o.,~fYOUvu oeM'lCC Cb1Ids Ca I W1b 0 E was led bY Mr. McComll! whose rLo rncstigc ' ra . t dl the Asbury, Jamce Asbury. 1 aenp ure rea na: was rom Ushers for the service 'l'ero atory of tbe Nativity· Gene Crooks Thomas Kelly Bruce the absence of the secretary, Br~Grd, Thomas Skinn~, Rill-. Foeda Faehnle., Mrs. Crary $tll RoU&h, Ira Ray lkltehcr and Davl.f acted -as 1ecretJiry! •• Ed• .ard Crooks and Mark Kelly were ln charg:."! of the programs. HOLD YULE RARTY ·'tho: lll!l"VICP. closed wJtb the The JQF Class will me~t Mon- bcntdidion by Rev. Gardner day at 7:30 p n1 IJJ. the U~;~lted , ~mediately after Ute progra111 Methodist Churcli r.& t.beir an lhe, members of the Senior ChOir nunt Chrlstma~ party. 'Member~ and tile Homebuilders {'lass went are to bring canned goods to bt> on _a carolmg viSit to shut-ms and distributed to the shut·JM& st tl!,en. to the home of Mr and llrs Christmas time. William Grue.scr for a party to the ~·· ~ separation frOm Gifmu): aod .:nom1c al&adHr.elll to Jln.Jatt. Al;ll. it would. hne .poved 1J1e wtf Jlit the Sa¥'• earl:r .retuqa ~ clel'JU_..m:· from whl't'b if has beeft' ~tid: amce J,.N5, • ' •• The ~ II04fd tbgetber m •• aJt.11a8 ~-A' .flu '11QIIle:laGd ~~ .·~d to f"llld tooth ~~~- eduJI ,ODd tile electtoo eo.o , • At 1 1 I . .Ill. . . . . . .~. ~ ler lhe •~¥~ -~ · ICII .....,.,u~ -~ ., on tbe ~•ll,......ainh!D~~Ji!ii • Mri. Dorot!W~ Sa~oden, IIi> tlri.. 0•• wile ,Ja In a Celumblu Jlolpital to Germany_ BPI:h Ud (Fr..,.,.. Students To View Churchs Mission All inter~h"rclt student eonfer"· enee, brJng.lnl together students from. around the world, will me-et IJ." Athena froiD Dee. 27 lo lan. I Attenclidl •be eoaferenc~ wbG&e theme. "Revolution and Recon· cllJation" will be tbe churt'b's total mlsrioo i..D the world, will be staff 1nd sbldent representatives from lbe UDJted Student Christian Council, th~ Canadian Student Cbriltiaa Mot'C!Ia,eat, &.e Studen1 Volunteer lfOWment; ~esenta.­ tiveu of boards home 10d tor- ~,(.;~";!l~~~~ot' the ~~ as At Mine, me moromg to extinguish .(James wh1ch caused appro:rtmately $300 xn damage, the ftremen reported The blaU!, the report stated, was around the cb:Imoey, ln the eaves of the roof on the tblnl floor or the dwelllne. and wu caused by a defectiVe chimney. A spokeman for th~ fn-e f1gbters reported that the WIDd, blowi..oe m the directiOn that Jt was, kept tile £1re from moving inside the house. - ~ Funeral wit( ~ ,' ildd • Tuaday aftemooa at 2. o'elodr: fflf · lbreuet CJ~ of Rt. J, Letart. W. Vo, "ho dlocl early Suntlo)o d . Pt. Pleasaat CliDie; • She "'" botD llfc. 10. l!IJjl Gnitam Statloa. ~ jlal~Pfi<• <if William W. IIDd ~ ~ 'l' ~ SurvlvfDI are IHr !Mther; ~~. brothers Lawrence; Carl and teo .. of r..etatt. W.Va.; so,t. (;~ ·; William and ~Ill ~--;.~ ~ Ha..-en and R•rr:r of! A._.o survivin1 an ' " i,..;. Mrs. Relea GriUi'e,:d: - ' , Oblinger 1nd 11n. EliZa .Rmuh an ~ of Letart, W. VL t!' N ". Frin.dl IH7 an at tbe reai--: deDCe btct ot New lll'ftD l.ll)'titlae after 8 p. m. tllil n~ ~ Burial wUl be made ia tfw lJuftJ& moa Cem.eter;r wWt Rev, J'orH$1; t Murray, officiating. · < After ll Years,A~arcliEnds ' ' Faculty well as leaden. Ahlo attending be the Rev Rolflr' manehlrd ud ¥Ia Louise gebn.. Serr-ettriea Df the DiTtsion if College Work of the Natl~nal Cotllleil. Protestant EplJc4pal Church. '~ The eonfertnt'e wxll be ~lll l.Ul.dc.r tbe IU!pic:ts of the ~tuPnt Y.o~nt.eer Movementfor... CJJ.Ntiln M::ih1ona, and as a uru.t_- 'Pt · the CommiS&~on on Higbu -~aiJOn nf the National Co.tPJC:j{ of lht' Churc)tea of Christ ht' tb,c U. S A It Is abo being: .amsored by the World's Student Christian Fed&ralioft .and ~ United Student ttw. m01t ..gulshecl •· of World War II •nell •• Mn. EliHIMth SMI,.r~ld Etrl, ont-tlme lnm•.. of a Rua. sian concentration cemp, ttrefeh. e• out to .,..rae:• her 16 J'H' old son, Johenn, eft•r 11 ' " " of searehinv. Ttler h•ld .a tNr· fit~ rtvnlon ot the PhiiM•I· fit•! . ~. · ~rl••~ from ONE OF and ,_ CbridlllJt Dntocrats. CDU. tbe Ger man Sod!ill l>etnott\lab ~ Saar De.rnoer.Ue Pv\f , r Just s.bort of com.-· "'*""~ Tbe, had h0Jit:4 to pile up a lbree-foortba maJorib: ol the ._..., Landtae. en- at least 38 Hata. 'Flier actually won 84 per rem. ol ~e • popular vote ud 33 parUameDtilJ Lou Saunders, 72, former ret~~ ences dent of Middleport. and hll mothcr-in·law, Mrs P'lorence Pryor, '10, of ColumbuJ, were killed and two otben iajured early today in a truek--car eolli•ion tt an iDte.rledioa of Route 33 near the Scioto Couatrr Club ol Columbus. Sauoden, a nati~ 'of ltiddleport .,., e..._od •• f1t11 Rol Estate and InsuriDee ~ aa the HUkop in Ool.umbua ..... .la<:k Slwlk. He wu - • • • $1-~0 ,. added a tQ. Yot.el mendOIU puneb to tbe tampafia by tile German pvtia W ~ thl1 1100 ~Quare mile "lOll eomerof GermaDr to tile fat.herlud. coDJtitatioa It" ..e; Tllis woul~ eliminate all tefij-.. will eu8tomc.ra In 19 b~io cougUes,, The cOJnuuaslon alsu appro:ved sale .of m~ than $122,000 Worth ot Natl.lraJ. Gea facllltil!f ill Bel· DU>Jll ~bi,aaa C.,.,.tlot lo war The two A lb,.. majcYilj- ....d have eD&bled them to -eha:qe t1a CNIIlSTMAS PAIITY ' su(ll!i- Sedaneite ' l'!lt~,_(:llllloJJ pubbe i oaDdl· "Europrean statute" band~ by P'nDtt aDd Germany. The Sur is but Lou Saunders, 72 Former Resident uats. !ourtj>a. Dies In Accident 1M1 Slar Chnter PTA of Eastern Looa! ~ool DiStrict wlJl staee its- an· atiil Chrlotmlhi party Monday evenipa: •t 8 p m. In the Cbes ter Hlgh School. e 1948Buick . ' Natural Gas Compw of Weat V1rgia1a into lhe Ohiu Fuel Gas Co, will take place Ju of the N.a.tural Saar UPnataonallSU today theJ would a:ovemm.P.nt to restore the ncb t:oal-steel tel'· rxtory to Germany The three German part1e-a, bao· ned until Jut summer, surged to il mllHlllve landshde nctory 1n Sunday's general electlOM for the 1Ml man legislature Landtag The elcct1on eame just 1even weeb after an Oct. 23 referendurr ,n whtch the Saarlander.!l reJect.f,d by a sweepmg ma)onty the Cltrutlao Counell. 1950Chevrolet • $59$ ... · Dol.Xe ! Door 19498-:uck • • • $495 • COLUUBUS, 0 UP-The Ol-.W Publl~ UU11tle.s Commission Th14n day approv~d the mer'er ol the I OFFERS Y.OU ... ::u::nrn1d~-:::::~ =p~o~ candidate for delepte to tile lla 'ional toa.\'~ntion pledged to the 'J"OVernor Other iup_port has come Cor LaU8Che from New Eaaland and the ~t critic Rob. took another blast I ' Super Riviera Coupe Merger Of Gas , Firms OK'ed • By Commission aNmNNATI,~~~;~:7~~: The FARMERS:BAM(~ 1955 Buick COLl/IIBUS, 0, UP-&upport P'rjnk J. J;dlthe, who bu anoouoeed bt. ~cy tor Oemoeratae DrHklenUil D<nnlnahoo, came Friday from ladiana Charl111 R. Bot1rM, who bt- for Gav coug.\fes Ohfo Fuel Je;ttes Wble Presbyterian Women's Group Has 'Meeting Church of Ch 1 t 1 Ch 1 1 M ChriAban !:ndell\'ur a\\e-1 nate' 1 n 'It •n Sundays at 7·30 P M G1ft.s fur !h1• pt."Dple nl the Unlol\.l Mlddlcp01't, Rrv, {iuy F Chu~h of the Nnenne, Syra. County Uomc was brought ~'rtday Sayre, pastr.r Bihlc ~khool 9 30 euse, M C Larrimore, Pastor 11\shl when the Wonwn's As&Ocla· <!ldell. Mllllh.•v, Supt, Morntru: Suntlay School 9.30 A. It "MoJ111u~ Uo.p of the Fm;t Presbyterian ~-~~hlp 10 :10, Evening se-rvice nl , worsbtp 10 30, NYPS 6 30 P M ChUrch met 1n the church soeial Ch h 0 f h I Evangelistic service 7 30 r M rOOm.!! Mr.s Dw1ght Wftll~M:e, p1'1 •· vrc t • Nagnn•. Mid. Wedne~o~dny evening prll.ytlr 1111'('\ BJdent,. pres1d1•d and M1ss Eliza dlepor_l. Rt'.v Roborl Styers, P~~os-- 1ng for the m1dwoek 1tnd Tur~da} be-th Joach1m was leRdcr or th" ~or 81blr Sl·hoo.l 9 30 Lest or Tay arternoon prayer hour or, Supt '-1urnmg woriilup 10 30 HouH of Prey•r, Chester, Sun· levotwnal s~rv1ce whlcb Included Evening scnlt-e 7 30 day Sehoul 9.30 A M Mornin ~=: a readUJg "'froubl.!d by a Star" by Pf'ftbyterlan Church, SytHUie, worshtp 11 A. l\1 Sunday C\enlnJ!: Ml~ Joach 1m ,m artH:·Ic "The Rehv Howard Ruppt>lt, pa~tor worshiP at 8. Prayer meetmg on 'fruc Spirit of Chn~ lm as' by Mrs Paul Hapton:slall and a vocal tri~> C urch School 9 30 Robert Har- Thursday 8 P M !en, Supt , Wnstmln~ler 'I: nut h M•thodl1t Charge, L.t•rt Fa til. l\Ir!J Dorothy SavPiv Mrs llarold r ·eJIOW!!Ihlp 6 30 l'hmtm11s pro9 30 A M Worship Sc!v1cc Sa\l('r and Mri'i llapton~tall, whc 1r1.m 7 30 "1'hankag!vlng'', Apple Grove , .nmg "iho V1rgm'li Slumber Song" h) Mrs. Lillian The P'lnt BaptM Church, Pom 10 30 A M worMnp !:18!\'ll'r !H'COmpanwd eroy, Rev Rolph Zundel, Pastor "Thanksgtvmg" Plaut!. Scene 0 Stell£. Mrs Savely wa~ m ch11r~tr. of Church Schnul 9 30 A ~f. Mornmg Felt ptcture~ 7 P M Ev:mgelut1c tho prosram umi p1'scentNI a play Wnnh1p 10 30 A M "Is Thanksalvlng Essential lo Sol " PI_'Q('latm Chmt lbc W~ty" from Slyre, PQt-or Bible School 9 SO vatiBn?" The S.lvetlon Army. MldclltTuesday 7 r . M. "Tbanksgi\'IDg" their s tudy bl)uk She wa11 as~lsted by Mrs Wa!lacfl, Mrs IIRpt:-~n port, Captam Ghmna Rummell. East Letart Sunday School 2 30, Holiness Prayer m11ehng1: Wed. 7 P M sta.ll and Mr& Lowell Probasco. 1be hoste-.sses were Mu. Gart-" metUni 3 30 Optn Air Service 7 Letart Falla; Sunday 7 P. M. La. tut Falls, Sunday 7 30 P M Eut 9tl!lnabury, Mrs. J 8 DowmnJ P. M. Salvation meeUna 'NIG. Chrlatlen Church •t k"*t'ill• Letart Mra. _fl.odn ..ly Dowruug, Mrs. Geo tvery Sunday 10 A M Sunday MYF Monday 7 P M Apple Anderson Jr .. M1sa Jt-a.n tama 5c.booJ and Communion flnt Suft. Grove, Thursday 30 P M East M1ss F.a.rle Ertewlne, Mrl T.bom~ daJ in month 11 A M. Chureb Letart, Sunday 2.30 P l1 Plants Rue Tbc3o· served a dessert course Church of C:hrl•t• Bradford hl the d1nlng room where Mra . eomrr.unlon and ptetchlna:; tblrd "unday In moatb 7:30 P. M Rev John Wy111t. Pastor. B!blo Wallace presudrd at the culfc' ehureh preac:hlng- Rev. Harold C Sehool 8:30, church s.ervitcs JO 30 service D01ter, Pa.s.tor. with the Lord'a Su~pcr bem.c An Al'i'.llllgcmt'Dl of A red a1eiJh, C"rlstlaft Church at Ltnl aot- lfi'V~ every Sunday mornmg as tnted with holly, and 1ed candle· rvery sunday ~.SO A. M. the Bible teaches us In Act"' 20 7 wa!l tused on lha table. A ~arte School and communion: Ytutb at 8 P M and lighted Chr1slmas jn .t he '1\Dm ntonth 7.30 P. 'l. eerv~ce Sunday nen ctal rOom had been b\1 · ; -thtrd SUnday Jame.- Reed, Sup! the mco of tbe IM. Chureh co~· of Chrlllt, Mlddi•Pf)rt, otherr• Qhrit;tmas ' ~ --~ -ltv. GardDer, pa1tor. Blble C<i#al ...d • 5Slo,900 I f- Single Copy serves t~ome 34.000 cu!itomers in nine JCo.o:;tefn Ohio pp(!lt F'ridly whe,ooll Jb~~·~~~~;~;:~-~;~m~~ apeaker at the roy Rotary Club Heath Methodist Mr Ruppelt and Mr Ralles, jumor in the College of Electrical Engmccymg 11t Ohio or r •• Ptttsburah to Col FOR SALE At The Following Locations: i\ ' of Wtst VlriiDIA I CHRISTMAS TREES • one and one ha1f per eent of tht com: moo 1111.ock of the new Kaiser ,._ duslrleao Corporalion " SERMONETTE Ir. entt.n e ·4)i Boldin~. To Be CoJ.lSOiidated .... •u 1 I G'~ YOWL~ ' 1 lnch11 High a ,·Of ., DOLL ......... • er ustrial Empire ... j ' aiser Plans Mn. Pan Fisher aad . . aod IOn·ln·law Dr. aad ,"JA Cuto aod cbiJdren of 9bftl-. W. Va., violled _reee~ Willi and Mn. Lawn..,. Willien, ~ • Edltqrlal Pllone 397 No.208 nuday. 1 •· rorh Cuto. . ~WIIUam Dam arid · ~ her, Mn. Claud• Dmt tt.lt111lli!o DarJt IDd ... II Sloe!~, ~ Hoepltal, Atho111, W•""'"iJiy ''t 111111 <' ~- Fred crew Jr. Willi • ~ nesa vlaitor ia Parbnbur• Wed· .1 I F 11lt''t \rl " ' 1 e 0.. Mr. IDd J1r1. PriJ '~ af hunbus were reeetll ~ o1 lit. and Mra. Cond.t. 'f Jlrl. J, L. Oollo' II . ~ Colwnbus wj.tb bw lOa 'i"aa · 1bter 1n Jaw, lltr. and lira " !it !wu! 9 30 Russell Wilson, Supt :vtorn111g worship 10 30 JUbject I he 1 wo Cro.uu , 6 P M ChTiil lldl'! Endeavor; 7 P M EveiHDI ~( 1 ~ ~~. subJect 'An Old Love S 01 v" Tuesday 6 15 Junior Choir pliH t1ec, Wednasday 7 80 Un10n 1 J h~nk:;gJvmg Serv1ce, meuue by *iJ~JC.._..,.._-1 th~.• Rtv Robert Styers, paator .;,f tht t'laza.re.ne Church • POMEROY ~ held at 6 p m The Unit.d Methodist Church, ' ~retions tJ•I!""· . ' • < >l �The Ooilv Sentinel, Mo.ndoy 19, 1955 :Monday, December 19, 1955 l'he Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,..• T~e_, Oailv Se.ntinel • afteroooa "" .... Slbw.:r &,. OiUo Valhy Su.beertpt1on rates: Deliterr ., Wiuiei3 . NltMel.~ !n«. et. 110 MteUate eatrler where naU1ble 10 eentl It, Jl~t- 0 . Bcuto,. ofllee per week; one year to edvaoe~ f!m¥ • ettitotlal OffLc:e phone "'· at The Daily Sentinel olflce, SlG.60; IJx months, (;7 80~ three monlhs, $3 90. By motor routt . WCIIS-TV Channell l:.te~ • a«CIId elut •ail..... maUet at ta JM' .Uk:e at where available. one ~ · ' Obio MONDAY ~o,tb, Sl $8, fiX ~DUll, By maU one year I.U-~; th ree monthl, $2.50; reprne~~- month. $1. ' Nat.onal 1t1Yertlalal tllllt9e; Bot:ttfteili·Killt.baii, Uu: • ~ I one Lu('IIJo cen-1 I I Ninth Graders Present Assembly Program At Pomeroy High Friday ! ~~·- -- I ' ,--· YORK - A man ca.tled the other dn)' a.rvt ilked me 1f J wanted to 4)" lo ltthtAd for tbe Chrbtmu hol1de.ya and 1 sa1d no. I coulcln't begin to OGunt aU tht reuon• I had tumlnr down~~ trip. I've been In ReykJavik wlnt.er, for onct1.hlng, and an)'bodY wl\o goer. tor a aecond look 11 oruy. tror anoth~~:r thing, root people who like to see nie around home at lt'a poutble. Also, Ieeland Ia tull ol rtd·h&l~ women, whloh h.. IOmethtnr to do with Irllhmen th1hinr ott Its ahor41• ~enturlel qo, and J Hkt blondta. Howev.r, the rea1on the man wanted me to ro almo~t outwelfhod all Lhe1e. HtiWat 1etlln& up a little party ot w~tlnr ptO• pie to JO up to Iceland- for a.n tnd-ot•lht·year rendeavous with another man, whole name la Bob Hope. The tdea wa. tl'l&t the wrltlrlJ people would t&l alonr &Iter Bob and watch him entertain. the Aifttttean .. rvte~tQMn who we... duty·ttuck' In that miserable Wh\try eeuntry. 'l'h• later maybe, tN4y would tell the toldlm a ttw amlabl• lie,~ about joumaHsttc adventuro they bad had and cetebrltttl tht;y ''· .,...t bW met. ·II Wourcf haw bleB. a epportunl\y to teeturt a~t tl!t ttmt I met Sam Of!:ldwyn lftd uked him about hl1 reported exqutaltt tattt til MoYitl uUI' ht told me m0de1tly tflat &Iter all, what wu ~d t.atte but tM Man hlmHif-tlut I'm aelftlh. Come Ch"'tmu. J'U bt home .t ta. htafth. • • • • ' ftlll NAif IIOR-htW abo•l hiM, anyway! li ~ 11114 a olokollor tn'l' ttmo bo'o boon olf In a ' - ' ' " " o4r• ..., if u.. wortd at Chrtt,mat Umt, yakklnr It up for tht Oil holt<l ., .........,lol7 IWI'/ from !lome. you co•kl bll)' 01\dT - tor a ~...l~Nf-J'OU kltOW Whit It lftt&JI.I to 9& per Ceftt ot \II. A tin'e f4 .....,. 1o Robert Hope, whoM heart ll e\'11) bllftr Ulan hla ~W. MN, lt'l a tlmt of I"Yllll• The bNt thlftl' hi caa 81'11 II ~. edit YuS., theN 11 Hope In Wttt "l'lrnbuetu, mlklrlr ..,...... . of Gotluo4 kkll ...,.. aad lorJtl tor a UIUo lhlt """ ""'11101ani&Ciauo. .,... UM:t l'l.., rotnr up to Joe1ud frorra l:n,lud, whtrt he'l m.ak· fill a movMI wltlli KltblrlM Ht'pbum ~Katharine H•phral'). Now, ootc11 ti'\IUl ... ~7 txc•pt q J:nc:JIIhmal\ probably could ftrld a INQIMft.Y p160tll mort: appt•mr Ulu London around Ult bollda,• •1NI at -.t "'' falt1)' eomtortabl'" 1 lmqlnt Robert .. •t&ylfll &t iUM I HA NmtmW )'tt thoa hiKurloua ~ ..tl .and tbt folio It)' Uli iolht•b w Uio prttl1 loko lrtpiUtl 11114 llh 111&1 ao. ar. . .= I I llltn. ' JiotM ~101 ..,allo ol ,._, ... k ooo oyo at Uio olook &lid tum ..., • ...., IIOd p bMk Ia ll<op. 'l'hon ho 00111~ rooll •P • bl~ ..- '-t..., Mil bvt a couple of merry Cllrkt~~~~~hHlla iKdl P.llfi,. -.. wovlf lit aro\11\4 aftll tell btm wb~ a ~ fUT he wu. it .........,, -. • - Commentary On The News '* •••au. • • • l!lftuo, 1M o-U. lo Joltlnl Into a plano that will bllole, lltod• ill 1110 wOJ .,_ to Ro1klllv.tk· Uion Jtlll"' ott oM rldi!IJ Ill tho l'klltt1 1tu wtUt U.. lnktft wtMOwl to tht Army poa\ an4 tl'lta. prob._., ..UI .... ,.... JWHro ..n oft, rnak'l'll wltb tht tunnlea And taUt• 11f1 .W loMiy 11110: An4 vlllltnr Uio I\O.Ipttll eaooo ond o~plitr ~ AJUt kiddlnt around abo\1' kOw It wu to makt lovt to 1tedtlelne Cumlt In tht rrioviC!Ii, t!te. tit 110M Next year It ml&ht be Korea J.laln, ucl ~.t:~~~~:~~j·,.M•? 1'11 M right here .,fOund IH~Ie olcl ~ lov•tr i'ltth lh'enue wlndowa on dbrt*' &n4 openlftC' a. bottle ot Mumm't ''-8. ut:d Jl~"'i!'\ mt \))at tape recorder. at lho ond df Uio world ...,.....,,,., .... ilt ' Htter rnu than mt. I'M not lML eaft, a~4 10 :Ill ol l'O"o t •11-l im w~o~~-. w ,.aiO\&f • ;w.__ --· ·--- . t HARRISONVILLE Re::~ey COl Mrt. Trew llarkilll of um· but I• vl81tinl her brother-lft.Jaw a:nd wile, the O~rt Markin&. )jr. aft>! Mro. Tom Dye an~ Mr. and Mrs. Dye of CoJutabut were cUnner a:ueata of Obart Marklno on S•oda)o. Harley Carr returned home from Sheltering Arm't l{ospltaf, 8Ul he und two !imalL extromo 1 iU:ht wtng groups which iUpport his party havo entered 180 candl· dal ~s In the c11mpulgn . Both Thorez and .Poujade are expected tu profit by the deep ~pill in tl'lo moderate partieJ:I. Premier Edgar Faure Jeada thl' molferatc right WJnlf and former Premier Pterre Mende1-France lelcb th e moderate lelt wing. Once politlca1 allle.q and tntlmate friBhds, they netw ate enemies. Thorez five year~ aao wu call.!d the most powerful Communist In Europe ne•t to Josef StaUn ot Runta. He suffered a stroke in Oclobe'r U~IIO and wu lona an invalid Now he has come back and 111 eampaiiflling vi~orowly Of triendly diJposiUon, tall, powerruny butlt. with tousled hair he Js ono of th:e most popular m.u Jn .Pranee personally. ""•II Porty -"""I' M'embenh1p In French Com th~ muniat Party batt dropped tu about 300,000 But partly beeause of Thorea's popular appea\ its poll• aho11t 7·Rl llhon v.ot&s in elecliofti In the lasl etettlon, trt Utili, Ha pereentage wa~ 26.5 ol tfle total Poujade Is I tou1h IUY He I~ &tacky, blond and loud voiced. Ho hat won aboul one million baekers In his anti tax catnpalen . H;: hu 1\treudully urred many small Jll~.keeper1 and aelf·employed artJsam to refuse to pay their taXt3 He holds !hoy are unfair to fl •nu1U man. Pc>uJade alto 1a wa~i ng a toueh campaign WhUe he WlWN hi.; arnu and z;houts exhortaUoru at hl1 meotlnes, bit 1treru1 ann .squad.OJ are !ilolnti around breaklaj up mteUnp of the two modctatt~ a:roups One of Mellldea 'Ftiace'l mo1t promin11nt tupporter• auf fered a bruken noae In one ot the Pouj11dllt forays Tburaday. Spl'!lk· ers at some m~ehnt• Nve been kidRiped ---- ~~~ ,.rved Sundoy by lift. ami lblt. Ray Thoma• in: bOftot 4f df 8'ti birthday f,ftnlnn*"' ff Mr. Tbomel' .otJitr J.ft&, IJllll Thomu ' I BY CHARLES M. McCANN United Pr•1.1• Staff Cor,..~denf A jolly·lookmg Comrnumst and Wedbefday. a belligerent .small town station er a~ pl:tymi l)lg parts in tbe [ Mn. Lola Clark, Kdg~et French eleetlon c•mpaign . Dougla!l and Frmces . Al~e Tt-Jc cummuJHst is 55 year old were Christma1 thoppi.DJ In Maunce 1hote~. The stationer u; Athens, W(•doel:id.y. , . , 35 yrar old Pit."l're Poujade Mrs. Golda Jewell 1s lD MiddleThOI ez leads th ~ extreme left port Rti(l:lstuig IR the care of her wmg of CommunJsh and fellow new grandaon the &O.a of Mr. and travelers in the race for the 027 Mrs. ftay Frazier. seats lh the Natlortal A88embly in Joe Cariey, who ba.1 employ. tho cl"cctlon to be held on Janu ment at Da)ton spent the weekar)' 21l R''"'.i'' · ~ ' end with bia iamUy here ftf J>oo.IJI'd cru lf!.ader 1.1 ~X Mn. Lula Clark took Mrs MarLr'eme ·.right wing unftii Or th u earet Douglaa to Gallipolis, d\'fense of trac;l ~men Rnd ar.tlsan q Tuesday, to consult a doctor. wh1ch he organized tiVO yeara ago Mrs. Mat·y DleJd>'ll and Mrs. to f1ght the tax sytaom. Bent Carl visited their sister. LUy Jewell lu Marietta and r• fhorez to Gain French political experts are Port tthe is in a cntlcai cownt1on p1'ed1 c1mg that Thorcz will gain matcnally In the elettlon What Poujade, o newcomtr tu politics. will do remam,. to ba !o!llCO , NEW B~rb• Hawldna. Pomeroy Society P.!!:.U~to!!r;;-;JPh~o~n~eJ8~2~4!,4..:~~~~~~--- ' ·• TUe&OAY dllplft 1 Guesta , . f t t wen M.r1. JOHphloo ~el:fOI, lit. •n;i Mrf. o E. MaJ~~r, 1~1 lttd JCr. an4 'Mrs . lfaroJd ~tuer Of IIJ.dd)eport. t lib 11:!111 ti:OO. tuo =11 Tim• J;!Oai lltlio61 flit ....ty Ollie ' elljle,... Cmtf "'"t Jon Carr l'••l~oot Yo,q t:tlO ~ • l:SO Your St-ar :1:!1<1 Uil Bhoweast World of l!r SwHDey llld~oll'l' ~~ Patlde ~m•aiMio 3:00 Ma~ Thealt. 4:llll Oiito otith IA!o Hll Jlodet11 4:1~ *'.lit~· 4:10 Qld·'tlrilet · B:l» Dtstrid Supt. Paul ct.iMs of 5:1111 Portsmoutfl wtl! hO"td tile · Quar'8:00 tcrly mfJeting here at the Meth~ diet Eplscupal Cbureh, fridat $:30 fJ:4(i e\>eftllll!i, Ded:. 18th. fte WICS of the !\IE Church Will hold their I 8:M annual Cbrtlttrna 1 party at th• 7>00 home of MU. M9.mle Buckley, 7:30 ?:II Dec. 20th. 8·00 A ri ~rlstmas ~ro- D:OO tra~P~ft :!,e preieatld ·b)l tht 9•30 Ohrlatlan Church the tvflnliat of 10:» December 23Pd and • riVflh at 11:011 the ME Church the ewnJng ot 11:01< Dec. 24th ll:tq ll:ld 11·30 1:00 J'toiy Lft n... ay Doody $oldjftl of Fot11lae SpOrt• Eyo News: ·Picture LeO Pi•l &. 'Mart Ford GriM Ole Opty Dinall ShOre New• Cltanl!li M:aftha Rave Show 1'heilltl't' entertained the WJldwood Gar~ told by Mrs. John Scott after The Cbrutruu dinner of the den Club, Friday evening at her which Christmas customs in Rol· Loyal Bereatl! Clas~ was held at h""e, Nease Settleme11t with a land and Englil.nd were told by t~e Church oJf Christ Friday eve. Chriltmas party. The home wu Mrs. Fred Nea1e. Partt o.f the mng and Rev. Fred Gardner 4-'k· ~lltiflllly decorated in keeping poem, "The Nieht Before Chttst· ed the blesaina:~ pr®ertlni ~be wJ,th Chr~tmas. mas" were 8i¥ell the me~bers to meal Thir~ n~ne were pruent IJ'he mee!iJ!g ~pened with a read in order. A poem, ''Tbe Die- for the family dmnar. readlne "A recipe for a Merry e1t Glft" by thr pro~ram chairThe proeram whi~b followed ~tma;", by the president, man an~ grou, slnefn:a of "Hark, the dJ nner was opened bf a prayer Forrest Bafhtel and Mra. Mrs. Edison Hollon. Members re- the Herald Angela Slna:" conclud- b~ MI. ,Gardner and Mn, 0. l!l. ~c­ Crooks were busineq villi· QJonded to roll call with "My ed the program. lijnley read the Jtory or-the NatiGallipn!U! Tbunday. ,..vontt Chri.Btnuia Carol." Severat contests were held vity from tbe Gospel of St. Luke. azi9 Mu. L A Bangerter llni. Fred Nease, program wltb prizes awarded to Mrs. Da· Poems were reCited by Robert e4airman for the evening opened vid Neue, Mra. Vernon Ne~n, Steffy and Cheri Lee Mayer and th.e · program witb a reading, Mrs. Mark Eva01, Mrs. Fred readings were given by George alter which the group sang, "SII. Nease and Mra. Norman Fi.Jher, Meinhart, Mrt. Edaar Alleasworth eqt Niiht". A poem, ''This after wbJeb there WSJ an ex- Special music included rJOnli(J by qttlatmu Day" by Mra. Neaae, change of glfb. the group, a solo by David Wiley ~eded group slnginr of "0, A dessert courae wa1 1erved by and one by hJa father, L R Wiley. Come AlJ YE' Faitbful" and var- the hosteaaea to Mrs. Amanda MrR. McKinley gave a prayer iOUI Christmas custom• were giv- Baer, Mrs. Chlltles Baer, Mn. poem to cJose the progralli. en by Mrs. Neaae, Mrs. Russ Wat- Christy Baer, Mr&. Mark During the- tthort business meet aon, . Mrs. . Arthur Nease, Mrs. Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mre. ing a Chrilt!Jf.,~ard was read The Ohio Et.tl Phi of the Beta Hollon and Mrs. David Neaae. Fi.lber, Mra. WUliam F:laber, Mn. fro1n Mr and Mrs . Garl F. Bailey, Sigma Ph1 held their regular _v Karl Grueset·, Mn. Lenora Hamm Beverly, former cl8SI members, 'lleetmg; Tu esday evening,. Dec . ;.a·ollowing the story of the Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mn. Denver who sent a gJft of $10 fqr the 13 at the DAV hall With Eva fir.st Amencan Christmas tree by Holter, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mn. class" work . An exchange of B11lcy, presiding AO"a. Fred Nease, s.ix poems were John lhle, Christmas a:tft.l concluded .t he Jt was voted to help the Meigs read, "Christmu 1u the Barn" Mrs. Stamey Jonets, Mra. party, "" ~unty pat1ent1 at the Athens lf.rs. Denver Holter, "Christ~s ur Neast!, Mn. David Nease,·:-.-- 1 ------State Hospital and also the Boys Still," Mrs. 'HalT)' Roush; "Un- Fred Nease, Mra. U. ~· V 1: SHEATHio Industrial School by getting them bown Glory," Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Harry Roush, Mrs. I OUf re.embroldered whlte laee over something which they need and Jones: "All For. Us Alone", Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Russ Watson and belp cr.pe. The acallOped ptu. would bk~ to hav~. !'!~ flsl>er; "Chrlstmu Eve'" g...... Mra. Clark lhle and tl'OD front ot the bodice il 'but'"'t""' lnra~ Fisher; and "Christ~ Virgil Hamm. · Mrs. Sue :Jeffers and Edna tone!! In doubl&-breuted deet. , program ebaJm1en fll the utd the aklrt le futened on one evening, introduced Mr. Dauber, side a.•J the way down. A beige velvet eaeh tlet In a bow in the gtatc representative for the Polio The Westminster Youth ll'eliow- cenltir back, De~l'ned by (JJ..& Foundation Who showed a fUm and ~av e a talk on polio C.· s:ll"'. .o________________ , ship had a Cbrlstm·as scryice Refreshments were .aerved c~t 1hi Happy Harvestel'l class of Jives at Christmas t1me. The sins· wheo they met Sun'd&:y evening the close of tha meehng by Eva the Federated Church held a mg of more ChristJ:nu Carols and Julie Prol>a•co. moderator. presid Bailey. pap.y last we~ at the O!Neil Rest the benediction by Rev. Bartels ed and the program opened Wlth an organ prelude by Fre(l Lewis • Home. The ta.Gihe was decorated in concluded the progr&QJ. Lyno Buchanon playe.l a piano • l(eepJng With the holiday seaso:u lee cream and assort~d decorat. solo and otber.s \&king part gave iacludina: a larje tree in the ball ed eookie3 were sr.:rved by the way. readings and aang carob. clan who also presenter! gifts to Plallli were made lor their , A ~ort program was presented the patients. 1 Christmas p~ty to ~e held at the A number of friends gathere d by tlie ciiSI Including the playing Mts. O'Neil was highly comof Chrit_t;m,s.,,i1',rpts ..P,D ,I Ffcprd ~~~eJ~~ ~e1r councillors, Mr and at the home of Mrs. T. T. Shelt-on, s ~ WhJt~, on /l',uesda)' a~ 1 Monday eveninlil for .a Cbrit;tma.s player, tthlo?~ed ,,-i,tll..p~aysr by men!\~ . !or ll•~ . ,(o'Jfl,. ~r~.. 7 · )Jev. Waldo ~ · Bartels; who also care or tbe paYe~ br1 tlfe· pu rp ~m~Aan4 t9 go caroling, oft , par{v., ,:J'he,,£hJLSttnu story was 'V'he anoual Chri.rtmas. •rflnnf"' .1::! _:J.:ll' · read the Chrlstmas stol'y taken tor. ~ ednesday, They are to meet at read ,bya Mu. ,Marie Roush and 11 nnd party of the Ohio Etta Phi of from St. Luke and spoke briefly. Attending were Laura Smith, the ~urch at 6.30 a~d may mvtte prayer was !11\I ..'U by Mrs SheJton. the Beta Sigma Phi was held J.{e eon~luded his remarks with Dee Coe, William McCl'lln, Albert gues tor the carotwg. ChristiUas poems were read hy Thursday evening, Dee. 13, at the '.'Jesus is a Friend to all, the poor E Hart, Wend,.JJ and Geora:e EnThose present Sunday were several of the members Christmas Hotel Afartin Coff~e Shop. IS 'LVell as the rich, and even zenauer, Wilbur Braley, Albert Betsy Wolf~, Judy Sauer, Janice caroh were sung by the. group anrl Decorations 1n keepJng with the thOugh we are 111 He is with us." He1tJer, Lafay-ette Tblvener, ·John- Zirkle, Davtd Lyons, Bill and Carl a humorous :eading \fas given by hol1day season were used through Group singing of Christmas car- ny Bowea of the patients, aod Taylor, Fred Lewis, J'ul~e Probasco M:r.s. Mane Roush. There W8..!l a out the room including a large Glt preceded a Christmas stQry Mrs. LOUIS Reibel, Mrs Grover Judy Gregg, Palilme Ztrkle, Lynn gJft exchange and gifts were pre· lJghted Christmas tree. The tables ~}V.hy : The Ch1mes Rang Out" by Erb, Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J. Bar- Buchanon, .Becky Grueser, Sharon sented to ?rlrs. Shelton. were auractive Wlth red covers Jlrs. Louis Rejbel and a poem, tels, Mr.t. Ernest Rhodes, Mrs. Evans, Sheila Stover, Mr. and Mrs:. Refreshments of sandw1chas and decorated witb small Christ· I ••when I Was Btit a Little Boy", Cleland Heines, lot1ss Kate Ebers- White a.nd Rev. 1Ioward Ruppelt. frUJt salad, cake and coffee w~ mas trees and candles, w th a 1 Mrs. Ben NeutzUng The patients bach and Mrs. Ben Neub:line of sllrvcd and those present were· Chrutmas favor at each place . then told of an incident in their the Federated Church. Mr ~. Mae Wolfe, Mrs Magg1 e Attending were Eva Bailev wilh llooted 811m1 Hair Sham, Mrs. Marie Roy, Mr.s. Esta Marcia Hobstetter, Neltte BrowO: Eaton, M'rs. Mabel Roush, Mrs Sara GJbbs, Joyce Kennedy, June a $15.98 Value Phylllil Knighting, Mh. Ura Mor- Van Vranken, Ann Rupe, Jean ria, Chnshne Lake, Mr.s. Helen Werry, Roberta O'Bnen, France.s ONLY Lott, Mrs. ijarie RfiUsh, Mrs. Krinke , Janice Hinkle, Louise Freda Bentt, Mn..;. ~ern Gaul, Mrs. Thomp.~on Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach enter- Ellen .Arnott, Mts. Jean AJkire, Barbara GrindJtarr, JoAnn G1J. tained !J• Women's Guild of the Genev1eve SJ&on, Ruth Ann Gaul, m6re, Vera Crow, Lo1s Ann Ro. Double TV Slampa GIYOII The annual ChrlsUnas dinner Grace Episcopal church, Tburs- Nancy Sisson, Mrs. Wilh111n Shcl- senbaum, Sally Sauer, Jane Le yaughn and Mary Aodei"Son. and party of the Th:lrd Friday day alterooon .At her home, W. ton and Virgmia Arnott. with laeh DoD Sold Club was held at tbtl home of Main St. The h~fne wtii. ' btjufiful· . Mrs. Ben Ncutoling, M•ple Place, ly decorated in keeping with the Pre-Chr~tmtlli; •Dinner MEETING CHANGED .Magic skin, .unbrellkable. holiday ....... , The meeting of !he Ladles Au· Complete outfit, matcbb!• Friday evelll"'. The home was d.. led by Mra. Grete Held A.t Middleport idllary of Drew Webster Post bonnet can be laundered~ corated in keepin« with the boll- 1.,,....., opened the meeting and dur· _Mr. and Mrs. LewU:" Triplett, Amerie~:n Legion scheduled Sh 1 Sh day ..seaiOD ln~luding a lighted b~ . I~ M ddl hd meet December '!:1 has been chan. e 8 eeps! ampoo her! Ire. Under Which • 1.1,. were p1...1. -:;'l,ji:i. tp~s 1 &elllton n_. ,l,t trJe 1 eport, a a pre Christmas Curl her' Comb her' WI .... 0 J1o jCJ ~(V Jr.• p ~OO.ent f&llli)y dJDD"Cl' at their hOme Suri. ged tQ Tuesday <lVening, DeCOQt·ll • • ed. p1a111 were made to send gifts to day ber 20. A potluck dinner at Following the six o'clock din- the Athens State Hospital and 1110 G.uests were Mr. and Mrs Chea p.m. will precede the meeting. ~ ncr "secret paJs" were revealed to J)lepare a b&Jket of food for a ter Haddax and children, Pmnt Member are requested to bring with the exchang~ of gifts and needy famlly at Christmas. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs Thomas a $.50 gift for exchange and also new name.s drawn for the coming Mrs. Theodore Reed Jf., pro- White and children, Belle, w. Va; a 'ltft which will be taken to the E. MAIN PODROY year. number IJ'atD spoke dn tfile wltti ®ntraet Mr. and Mrs playedA and prizesof games awardedwere to of the leii:lef modera Chrietm-. the Pomeroy; Mr.AIand Mr11 . Miss Kate Ebersbach, - ¥rs. Ever. Chri•tmas of years past. An art!- Triplett and children, ett Dailey and Mr& Albert Ebers cJe On Chrl8ln1111J W.IJ read by Mra. Mrs. Virginia Ley, Mr, and bach. Theodore Reed, ;;ff" •-., a!•...,~- which Rob ert Ley- and children, M,.rietAttendi'ng were Mrs. Max Meln- the group sang a number Of Cbri- t M bart. Mrs. Edward Kite, Mr.a. Bentt ltmas earola:. ~ a, r. and J.frs. Erne.tt W~~:Iter=~:. Mr. and Mrs. W1)1iam Wtltcr.li W If 1 o e, Mrs. Gliwer Erb, Misses At the ooncJuslod of the meet- and family, Char.Jes\o~~· 1 Kate .and Ann Ebenbach, Mr~. 1111 the &roup were JaviWd' to the Everett Dailey, Mrs. Albert Ebers- dinint room whete refreshment& SMITH BIRTH ANNOUNCED bach, Mrs. William J. Dur.st, :Mr8.. were .,erved by the hosteas, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smlth, Mid· Ernest Rhodes, Mra. Henry Reibel · 1 dleport, arc announcing the birth Mrs. Cleland Heines, Mrs. Willard Gli~"fGI 1 of a six: pound twelve 'Olnrec son, Hel~os &nd Mrs. Neutzling. Pomeroy Bend Grange win meet Mark Lee, at Meigs General Hosin fie.ssion Wednesday pita] on Stlturday, December 17 M-. Oiler Honored are at the 4..: Habrlllo.g M..'a"n'·. Grandparents are Mr. and Mr~ ~• w E. 0 Smith, Middleport, .and Mr . ·!;bo.rofl"tv Meeting Highlighted By ·Movie On Polio 1'tlc~oy Ct!fro. f,Oli Dlal 1 011 A romb inatwn "ong and comedy my new ' oo compamed by Charl es Sw111her. sk1t was sung and pantomimed to lht: music of "Lullaby of Brnad• woy" accompam ed at the plano by Charle~t SwiGhcr After one ven~ and chorus had been !lung by Cunnio Woodgeu rd, S&ndra Smith , Charlolte Murray, Deanna Wat11on K~tty Wood1, SU!1an You.Jllf, Jill Snowden, Jsnet Carpenter and P•t Vaughan. a pr ores~:~ ion repre1ent• mg; flnt , 11 tra1n wa s reptr•Jsented by Janice Rtl'll seH, Bonmc Rousey, Barbara Rousey, Luyd1a 'J'uckermRn and Kath ryn Slack. Rilby Taylor portra)'ed the " baby", Bar· bnra Snyd~:~r and Charlotte Murray the tul, D&vtd Wu:;e the MUkman Sw~.sher A line ot e\ght churu:o~ ~I r i s­ and George Sm1th and Haro'.fl WoJanet Carpenter. Jill Snowrlen, !lan the cow Connie Woodgt'lrd, Kitty Woods, Th..; alldleftte loim:d with the Deanna Wat11on . 8al'ldra SmJtb.,_, , ca ~ t 1n smgmg the Christ mas Car· Charlotte Murray ~Jnd Sus~ niN "Sdt• nt NJght,'' "Joy to tho Young-dsnrl-d m predslnn lim l· World" :md '0 f.1ttlc 1'own ot IO ·iht, music or "Pretty Baby'~~ Bethl(•h cm ~1\I'W'I'V UV'-4&:.1 J. I Wildwood Garden Club Has Party Thirty Nine Attend At Vernon Nease Home, Friday Night Christmas Dinner )ln. Vernob Nease assl&ted by mas r..armooy," Mrs. Homer HoiMrs. Joe Thorn, Mu. Nonnan ter. At Christ Church IUlwr 11nd Mrt. Lawrence Rose The legend of the U,er cat was The bright. glory of the Chrtst· 1tory , mer~>ly form a framing for mu still' ,e~tee the man ot • Its hght. tradition and custom that 19 Chnstmas today 1s ~m~ny ·es have built up around the things It is throngs of s~~ppers , t festival of the church Its jo1tling one another lo the may sometimes seem streets; it ill a tattered waif petr· 'to ¥e obscuted, but · It contmues inltl Wistfully Into a shop win· to reac1l and f>e enshrined In hu· dow, It i.t atreet deeoratilfhl, bright wlndow!l; 1t Is famtly ga. ml:n hesrts. Christmu .today is very differ· therings, feasUngs , ringing of 1 ent from that first one wben bells, ..eu olinga, excbange of shepherds on t.ht Judeln hUll friendly greetings; lt lJ reverent heard the ana:els aing Yet, not worstpp, giving of thanks, eon· so different. The world ttllf 1 templatlon of the goodness and erowda In ai'ld leaves Uttle room mere)' of God for the Chrilt Child, but there Of all the eu.stoms that have are always places ready to re beeome identified with Christ· ~etve Him. mas, the mQat ~:~l&nificant is tho Throughout the years, Christ· givilll o! gifts. mas bali come to be associated Yet It Ls the Christmas trldi· with unseled trees, lighted can· tlon that th(! gift without the dlea. mistletoe, holly, Yule lop giver la bare. The true spirit of and red-cl•d Santaa. These Christmu la expressed in a:lving thinas, grafted oo to the cttlebra· that ~~ lnsptr&d and transflaurod tion of the central event in hls· by Jove. The- stud-Jnh of Aaron Zahl't 9th Jrade room , In Pomeroy Jun ior lllgh SchMI prel! Pnted a ver;,o cntcrtalnmg variety of act~ for their u~embly program, Friday morning James Carpenter ar.MUn('ed tho act s of lhe pro~ram Th~ flag .!!&I· ute was led hy Ned Sw l n-1~>11 and H•rley .iaylor. Barbara Rou sey chose Rcrlpturc re:~dlnr fr om the Book ur ls<tll h in keeping with the seuon A voeal duet ''Wh1te Christmu' wa ~ sung by Cann1e Woodgeord and J&net Carpenter, accompanied by Jam N Lohse Pat V•ghan .'lang "Autum n Leaves" aceompanled by Charles MIDDLEPORT. ' ~~anor S. Schaaf, Mldc!leport Society Editor- Phone 6070 THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Eftina Chic n' Charming ., TUIISDAY .GO 8IQ 9li ;;~ ~1!11-·16-11' t:QI! Coptaia lllaa..roo 10:00 il6fh MdOri 10·!0 Arthat Q?d~ 11:., Sttl)co if-lllolt 12:00 Yallailt ~ h rellOWShip 12:15 l-ove· of ·Life · 12;30 Selreb i'or Tnmor;row !Z:U Tbe GuidiiiJ lJ(f!l I:QO Kille'~ ~eheri Holds ·Yule $ervt"ce F~eratecl Chur(h Hap_p_y~H:arv-es-te_r_s- l::j_O ... !',~"'""'· ~t,.. 2:00 ~ lit-, Is ~: 30 troiiB,P~ • 1:00 Tile Bit ~;<rfl 3:30 Bob trashy s!tow 4130 Oa ,Your Acc;ouat 5:1l0. i.ue~ 8 IJa(l<~ $:00 LoeJcy 8 Rmeb, ft:aG V6\lr·Calo lleobrl~ G:ftf 8po1U.II!It · .. Np<ittl I. · .:r'n• .fi'Oiit ··~ <New• " !3bf ' OJICdotJtll "': ~<!~ L 8:00 PhU Silvers Show 8·ao v.ou11· ~•er Get Rlcb 9:00. Mtel IIJUle · 9:® 0\e,..eti·'M•!i>ture 10:110 Mf,,OOO •Queollon 1q::!o i'J!t rev~Uo Hl!lbal!d l!:OO tr~, fo. tho mlnul,e N&wa 1!:05 t.+te, Sllow ' "Sun Bonnet Sue" Hold Ch,fstmas Meeting At O'Neil Home 4:110 Tlie IJrttllter Doy 4:)' !eCttt 91orlll 8:&~ W~l\lhl:trita!l' ' · V:OO Dnw With Ill• ' Sunday Evening ., '·,:'.J'~Jl:q '~ ":' ,. .;. .' ' '! . . .. WJIINI-'t ., . ". ' ~·' ! '· ~ ' "'d Willing Workers Third'FridayCiub Purchase Gifts Entertained At For Childtens Home , Neutzling 'Home DOLL Mrs. T. T. Shelton f W, h ntertains If • Beta Sigma Pht" Christmas Party' Oh'lO Group Holds _Meeting Thursday lS Inches High Women's GuJid Entertained At Ebersboch Home $5~95 STARKS PHARMACY H:mdr11i:i:•:.n~d~<~o.~n ,:· Jr'oru~n;IY:..;in~f~ir~m:a~ry~.;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;:;;;~~ 1 The pe rfe ct G I FT TO MEeT WHO WOULD APPRECIATE A CHRISTMAS GIFT SUBSCRIPTlON TO THE DA-II;.l SENTINEL? ' " I" • CHECK TIIJ,.'I LIST and you will find you can oolvo many problelll!l -wllli a 111t that will last all year li!Jlg. ' -. . ) Boys or glrl,t away at COllege. ' ) .Men or women hi Dlllitary service. ) Recent eraduates who h&l'e tat011 Employment other COIIII1WIIItl& ( l F9m1er who !n •tare !JOm· and used ?;o Uve localb hero~ ) Former resldeow who.bave recenUy moved to anOilier towu. ' p ' . ' l!t011CE :: .... 4-~ ~;..;; Wilb every gift _..btlcrlptj.on we wW le'ba'~ beautlful Chriatmal Card announcing YOU u !be lliver! .·. Use lhe bandf Order iltlnt below to lli•e a gift tbat will b~ miJoymeut ~ghOul. Ute coming ;ear. ~d your lisl today to avoid delay In heavy Chrljltmas mall. .. Subscription Rater., ts.iJO per year by maU THE DAILY SENTINEL ---- .. Pomeroy, Obio PleiliJe .~d a ~ar·e fl\lbkriplion to The Dally Senline! to 11\e foUoWtut. and lhe ~ Card "ilb !be name lill4d below llllllle SIVer. Enclosed Is' .......... . L sonv1lle, ~Alabama. r. l ' ~: W~ BlrtL-1--~~~~!'~~~~~~=~•~b:as~k:CI~to:r~a~o~n~d~A~Ir~s. G~eo~rg~e~F~e:n:de:l~l (Nome) ·~--~;·~--------------- Mrs, David Oiler ,.uu;,y waa guest of honOr at a dinner at her bome Sltn tlOOJJ and Mr. Oiit1' presebted with • decoroi~d birthday cake. Other gueata wir-e Rev. -and Mrs. Guy Sayre aDd c:hlldren; Mrs. Anna Sam; Carl lfanJey, Melvin tee, Mrs. Henry Caito,- Mr. aod Mra. George Veith. ' A brOther ql <Mn. Oller, Ch11•. Lewls; Was unable to be ptesent but .sent a gltl for hla litter. Mrs . Oiler also had a lonr dt.t.uce call from her trandchlldreQ, Roaemuy Ro:ile :r,t'arle,.Lvry and Jerry Mil· UroJ't1 COlum:bu1, dufing the di)'. - CHRIITMAS RlyJ!lood AtHarvey, Alii- OPTOM R1' HI ~T N. W. COMP170N, . Eo" Ctlarl Ofllee Roan: 0. D. Street, Pomeroy to ~ Z 1o 5. (Ciooe ol Noou n Thon.t ' : (Address) ----~~~~~-----'-· For The Gift Of A Life Time, Buy Her A New Singer Loy Away Now For Christmas Delivery ' PHONE OR VISIT Y•OUit , SINGER SEWINC ............. CENTIR u.w, ...................... .,. ~ --~~-- 25-No. Court ~t Athens Phone 31370· '. (Nam~----~~~·c---------------(Addms> ____...,______________ ' .' Signed • .• .•..•..•.• • A.d~oo•e•••••• • • 0 • • • - • • • • 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • I Sign !be Cllrlst.ln8B Gilt Card a1 follows: • 0 • • • 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 • �\ .. . ~ ~ , ~ a,rA~j•·*e . -~t-nv . _, -~ ·s :::) .•!' 'l' · ~:.a::· ;J!t · '· f ·. . ,r£\ ,,. ·;tv1·• :-;· llhcs~.-ftl'l ,...· _·.., · · .\, · ~lillf~hi1~6lit~lt '"'''._,. EDEN LAND TRANSFERS ---- -------------------------------~ fiRST fllll $200 1.\' ~·~!'!' · SICOHD PIIZI THIRD P&1U SPARTAN NEMESIS •• . MISS UNIVERSE, MISS U.S.A.- AWAIT ROSE PARADE By Alan MaYer ' $100 $7$ -' $50 fo11rt. PriM $2:1 Jlttk •4 Te ~tr.P''*" tf tl 1 hi.t e.clro will M ft'tllrd!f4 THIS LIST •r <1* .. "'• wllere ,... •1111: .,.._ d TtL .......... •'-' t. . . . . . . ., GA.MfS 0, 111C. Jl • .IAH. "'·· p.m. , SlltiAe .aMu ILUE-11£1 IIIWI. t be s.a~ .af,. 11;,'11; 0<>..1 ...... 4:4s· p. rn . EST... ot. proerarn NBC b :J~ween ,aM ·Cleve Eut Angeles. p. m. ,,_Ttcll ~ ... SliM 80111. PniMii!JI!. 'Ohio State ·To . Rourth Victory l''"~.(lt . .,.. •" ____ Sybil Ebenbacb, Ad.ms: , Annie dell and JlatUe Fretktr. Dalton, Deceased, lot Suttoa to Bl obo Woll. Royal and Ural Thoma! RacJ.n• to Guy Dea.a, deteued, cer. of for tnna(er, ..::_ Wolt !'elaer. Inns Orange to C L and Ode o,.,....., lf!lidn 1n Vintoo Rachel Stewut. ' Now In lite bit week belore Ciuiatmas, we have Idee! tlelll le be leolared ol I!XTRA LOW PRICES, Jw t u If we, ounelY.., were llllklax )'Our Clttiotmu •llopplD( 'l'ldl lo wloy you ~ ... Ia thlll ad the very flenu you'll aeeol for )'l>ur Chr;lbllat Dinner. We plalmod IIIII gan~ "':' r/1 . Chrblm~t.: valuet and other lrlll<l buyo Ill Evau Super ibi-· ket-lrom :Y- point ol Ylew, ol EXTR.A SA \'JNq8, ~- ' we f..t lllat WI woulcl be a very ldiPJfe alld IM'IIOIINI • •. "* .u,• •r at · ,· 'lrr. and Mrs. · Guy Spencer of Rei!d.Jville were Sund~y ~~~ats of CHRmTMAS. Mr. ilnd Hrs. Gordon CbevJII·•r, caJUn& on Mr. ~d ~- Gocrp Nell<i'"il, Velma ~;,.,lay and Et- --- Brickle, :W~ cal1lnc "" Mr. and Mrs, £<1W l>o}'St ol SUP!De< a~d lfr, ~·d Mn. W. B. Jefftrles. · 'Of- C.hestur - -- - - - - - - lahoma in the Orange Bowl Jan 2 The 1955 Terraptns went undernBir<liol feated m a 10-iiune se uson ]Qrgely m._,~'~;~~::! becAu >e of thClr mammoth and I"• ' '~ -Ji mobile line ll IS Mg, savage, hungry and proud-taking mort' delight in throwing tomebOdy for a 20 ynrd Joss than the ave.ragl.' ll!•ll<,am takes 1n scoring touchdowns Tbla was the line that held hll!:h scoring UCLA to 21-yanls minu" oruclal ~jl<•lntollru !l'hing; that led the natiol'l in de ~~~,!~~~ll"!7 fen se against Ml'[ihmg with a per· game averag~ of pnty 1~1 yard11; that hung up tour ahutopU well and Is tate<! •is falr_.,~,;fii,i F'rank Tamburrello .• mart, Halibac~ Ed VMeb, tnt " tan Redskilts' number oae pick, ts a fast starter and Ter))9' only ro-nslstent ;.1~~~.: ':!:~ ww.t ·li'o\ett \VIilteO!de or PlrWsburl ~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~- ~i a~d 'liiilolinglol>. ~--~_(j!@lUq OD l'&lr!• )!WU!oy,_ ,r,... Mr. batU t1cularly and the where two t:onverted halfback~. Phil Perlo Hamilton, Shar~ the duhcK Lacking fhe big, fast. fullbaclo: that has marked Ta tum~ sfJUl-T uttack for ye!lrs, '\ 1 ~¥-tylanO ha~ been.lllliL.I m.os~i.'t'~de e.wee ps 1 eneMY ilefttbE'! 'rata~ hi?# gainer aft' .season wnS ·t.be "bellyplay" with the ~u,ttcrbnck fakm fl. to tho fullb~ck • all.d then handing off to Verb •!Ill "'"· an' 100, Gail .. d 2-300cans39c _.., and Mr.. Cbatt.,·ll...t ,. j,\,; . ---~ - ~,.,,....~- P~ ' breath ns Oklahoma's fleet CRANBERRY SAUCE 'CHESTER BY SILL LOFTUS · UH11MI PtWU Spor.h Writer CLEVELANO, 0. UP-Paul Br,own, profession1:1.l football'~ ·hottest" coach, believes his CleveI land Browna eao be1l prepare ~ heir Dee, 28 Los AnReles date with the Rams for the National Football Loogue t1Ue fiRP'**lc• 1ng in freeziDI weather . .~ MO!t ellitlml coaches tty to get to CaHforflil ~~ soon as pm;;slbla tfl p1·artice for/ tame:; th rre. For instance, Cbach Hugh Daugherty and hh Michigan Slat~:- players al ready are m th ~ land su n smog and lilnrlets preparing for thQir Jan. 2 Ro~e Bowl .R"IIme with ... . . • *" .. For lhe flilesl fwt of tbe ye~ww 'ao 1 sm-~ ·lilt fkl~:ilt~i~ mejl SHVe an Evans F F Brand, , , . . et1 !UU R~voftd : W: 'JG:lll il/era11e I )b • !Oi~•,r'•,, ;i- . <:. > ~- 1 ..... ~ , ~ 1 . Mr. ' .M'n. P. F. KobleotJ an.,d Jrleredilb ~re dlnlier Mr. an4 loin .. ' David • '" "1 • ~ ' • ,. •• • JQ}]ft8f:O\fJ1, ~it.h 1 l ,. 1 '• ,~ 1 a patient at the Hbipllal • ' • .. .' .' , ' <. \ J. I lb bag 31b1Jci; T~oHi· QtJIY, #Une M~~~:~~~~~-~· ~··' •Pent • week r I'll dry your .•- plQy ~Jat.,IJl . t}.'e ~ms. Tbo o\ht!" ••od player•, ate •IJI shape. Cleveland ltd , tb~ le14fue. 1n SO)'$ BY OSCAR PIALIY Unlhtl Ptfla tportt Wrltw NEW YORK UP-FeorleS8 Fraf&etl~ and lor next Junt Ed Hickey, the St. Louis ketball matlltro, lqsiltt that 12-foot lane 11 a bo.on <O the man In the gam&, "And.. I inabl.S, "you caa't haVe a team unless you 1et out and )'Oltrself I COUple of big and. if H ·lhoy can't hl11 manaitar Which ian't {!X~tetly neWau ••• then It will be a repeat or the ArA Dud ltlnlfr thie Moore affair. Darrell Sloyd of Funnan is a Patterson's manager, Gu11 d'Am "' dead rli\Jet for Frank Solvy, ato, Is a reluctant man. He dot!B· mtril lndlnl colle&lale scorer not honestly believe that the ror· two years ato. He lookt like him, ,_. • ,QIIISTIUS ... . . .. . mer Olympic chRmplon Is "ready" moves Jtke hlm and, more lm· desplle a rii!Cord of 18 knc.ckoub portant, even scorea Ute curIn 2J profusion1l bolita, Patter- rently beiD.I rllb~eru.p 1o con lost Gn1y one, to 1oe1 Maxim. Freeman of Ohio Statt. ... tt t1 lntere•tln1 ta aote that the Don tell Paul Kame-y, the for11 boxlnt wrltftfl pretet;t at that mer HoJ:r CrGII 10Jf etpt.in refl&ht, a.U boaom buddtea or Mn- ccntly t\lt'fted profeuional. that ltn tnl!lllet Jadt Kearns, voted the pro t.ttw•Y Itt lt I unanlmoudy tn t.avor of Pattmon lot. But d'Amato, a rarity amona: "Wbon I had a· roun~, pun(h\ng ptlGts, refuet to ··~u.sb' example, Mib .Soucliak- 1avt the serious lalla on i~~~~;:;e~·~~~c~~~·~·~~,~~·Jn~d'a Duplte f1)r olda 1 Becau!e he l! pla,W1 tile baU 1-~~!;~::d I~ or hlrt man, 'l'om Gola (ur· is getting hla come-uppaoct pro basketball. Wb8h he wu r. ook h~d. IJ , JII!UII~ too, de'an,iv~ .P.l•toon which J<&ve \lp . ',,- ~· liUe Pillt >1111 m•llll.>' ·•• <thO fewet I!Ointa , and had a i than ' champion Brown1, 1 have to "Wben I )111111:: fox U~e ., ' ALLPOf\ILAil better re· . cor~tuai!l4t enemy pastes a~y ot~er NFL Club. ab<!~t . illt!'lur .Uohijs[ve team." $RAND_S Brow• guard but Dr ~tor Jp- ~ELLO ~· A•6 · , out • .... .. : Eiuy to hO,Iir f:nry to repay. • • 0 0 • fl- $14,..5,!) ' .' perme'!ll' .. ' I I 1,Jb box i5c ' ' :· . '10 crs pk· -~9c Vfllt :wJ!S~·· ~ ~ '~.) 'I ~L -~ . . . I lb ~lox Z!ic spl_e r flavo..., 1 . 2 No. 2M~ CQM a 1c ' . •a.Jor ..... ,"pkt{1>fic '' . 111 • . ' ·~· .- , o o o , ' , 0 , I, MIXED NUTS ................ lb49C FQeJ ~ A ~·• DeDelolll-llome 8 . , WID- APPUS ... : . ...... A Chri1tmo1 I'I'Utt BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS Blnl'o Eye frofell fresll W AV.RLY WAFERS . '-": . ., J.fll!llr. Pl4~t REPAY FAftEit Jl' No. 1 call JZt : ~ •:- '. ' makea ,. !._ I Z.box•J $t ~QP·· • , ·•··• .!e as roM, but 11~ lln't sear- Btouto eovered a muddy he did •• a eilllo1Wo, lui alld • lllitoq eoune In J:to aa:ree le'll tcatch 0a"' 'tO 'Ilia \tie. $83,000 Tanlorao hfltl.<l!i• '. - IJ" , ' ' I . . .. . . . Nlbltco l!ol<lf ctllo ,..,..u,. .. . • · - · TOMATOJUICE .... , opitiOb that 10lf pros the nle~~:st 1011 In • • - • • """'· llch LaSoUe fh"'' .,od &1M ..., d• , ti~IIIINE. AU>Irllll -Dave I .;;;;~; ARd he fl\ll!ld b~l·h.,,, llt- lllipholl't .of Au1tn11o ~at ·Sadl I "Dleboll( olio \lor ~-- ""' l.ooato Taborl, " Hurtal.l")''l two standout dlltanoo I' IIJ~lelted up hla man. Now be oecutonal apeclaeular ptar runner& ht 1 fi,OOO meter rl4lf! lrlelt upoeL tho pros are eapltlll!l,,q DR ~ot a ftlerneu to •core on 'hlm wlth IAN BJIUNO, "clve and co." Hl1 all-arouad .........;u,: . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... '.. -··~ ~·¥ I · lM\' 22UA114.•r mi. ' ·w.Jheb bolt. in i" ~~Y wd'ii 'the' Crown lor WI Bob last and if we are lucky en. an ankle late in the next week, they'll In re- hla tllloctanee, lkeelr:," Hamb explala~. ' · lcl ·1 wu playlnc llllleasij.. ' mBat observers predict that he will ylt>id to the blq: money Involved and put Patterson ln with M~r­ elano. Either way, the Rock wl\t. G•ttln1 Come UPIIMM-. the will be In bt4 . his 1uy. star!! aitd after the cam. tor. v,(ctory ~ut· ~o.wn~, ~!))e.& , · Re4c/tl<ifowdft-1 B••W11 olwo:rs has made his men Rcorlng t\J,i.l' l{tfiiOf\ with 34SI p0iot1 kiqcllll of weather ·~ bad as 11 sounds be Browns seldom serlm ' ~ ,~!'!J,~~- td Beav~ '' 'lQ~t~~f"Jhe ,lea~ 0ph~•iciln, said lb~flll liD.~en l,Wtii,bt re'idy 'to , FAMILY • O..U Spray, whole berry or .k11J of l)fr. u~ ~s. GIWr&e ::;!'.~' lfc<ll>l~ too ~a ~e Frlllk Hall1111 •llaN""'I ' .. ~ folr. ond !ll!l. Tom Browns l'ra4~ti~ ._ arc either too light or stow For LA Rams to l;Je mentioned In tbe Cold Weather hounds, weak at~.;s:f~ix~~.J!i~\ gamer. The other fol<a, is All'lltl "'1 M.aai lbonly59c · ~, :sunday. .UCLA. FOR far a BUTTER ., _ :ill'. 1".14 Mrs. _tA,~f"e' or ~ ••loet lor ."' to hp...., t. you Oar hel stout.·-· Uni .. d PrHs Sportt WriNr COLLEGE PARK, Md . UP-That old ba.~chall phrase-"Good fielcl, no h1l"- besl describes the Maryland team that faces mighty Ok- • • wllil-&nued kail.. ' *· and Mr.a.Weath.,rm:an, LloYd Summer eld. mer BY BOB SERLING GIFTS The merintue toppln4 wdn't -pull, i! ~he .pie Is cut ~~l!_{h:f'Netse1 Big,FastMarylandLine. · , · .. · To Be Key Factor In Bowl AND MANY George A. Melflhart, deed of eorreetinn, Raela.., tG jH.•!I!!ltq~ _ovq the Weell:endi!J' . Fourth In ~ow l•recl 1 v... , SlfPia.,. E. C. P and Glad)'J NuLter, )(al')' Arl&dJe, court order Oran1e to usm s , hin'~ia law, I. A. Canfield. - - . -- - -.... Pu.lhn. Henderson ' M.orJan:tO'fU- : feature, be1inning at t:ISS p, m . Wahama-.l'hite Faltions Take ' Rev -.nd !ted Rev. Uuysyllle .fff-j and Mrs. Wilson Bran r,. tlVed )'Qrd of the: ·death of hb: c•tr- - - z..._ ,.,..__ ' UP-ohio - q!!l!ef:IJI_a: In · · ~ellar and son-Jrt J~w ""''lei to w.... ~IYinJ on' ll!r. aod ' M:rt. Fon llal--~ M&da,-. . · - ----4- tlOJII• (l' rlnl ) - - - . --~~ .Ao1di'CIQ - _ly_ . Wau•n. : !4lj. L! L. Yord ~ g~,,.a.;, ry:,;,,nll• P•nlnt~ than tbe other bowl Ulta .beuUio , Freemaa the aovernnr o( Georgi• rtQUC$'·Jd · one polbt away from 40 that T(>('h l;J(' k'ep1 out or ' It be tOUtt" ottlll«bl game tagse Pltl ha~ a Negro player, ll ~·'·'!!~laY nil'hi's 89-83 wm over Will be a Jan 2 ABC radio and TV moves on Tulane to- •. a:sT. -J'eno 'Jpent Saturday wU.b Mr. 111Cl ~a. GC!oiee Cel1lweli-and Mr. ana w •. Tom PerrJn. !olr. aM..-. pa!dw,eu ~einiia pOorlY.. · · ·, l::&n'le Ba~r reiJ!nl~d-l>ome '!rom · Alba'JW,. wh~ she V{al eill~d 1 by lhe '"'"'"' lll.nosJi.'OI hor' br~~llerIn laW, Bert Hovey who rematas qolta 'Wellf attead!WJ of Mr. .apd Hrs. Tom Bartbelmy ... ........ T .aOO> • "II ...,nt Ml'1. Waltm.lh Whlta U\!l,c~<tren, Df~tob, 'II!"'L ·, t~' we,kend ~ere wllh' .Mao. Ettie I :ta. ' . - ~ JAIIIEAIOE IOWL Paces 0 ¥- . n. suw BOWl Tun hell 1·' ' · ORAHIE IOWL n. . .._ PRAIRIE VIEll IN Pnlrle Vlaw ••· M IOS£81»11 , Mlc•lpn SL "· I, C. L j, lAUD BOWl I $•yllne Sian n. IIU ..,. SHRINE lOlL .,;.o Football Lea· J~:~~~~~~D~-1~-~26••me wl\cn oeaf.La M·r. I!Dd Oktah1111a the natiort1., radio H~ T. C... Aullon &WI .t Orlando, tl•·• • .. Yl. tAJOIIOtl. V,aQe1' 8-Hi bl tho f~an •. . . . canoN J!Oil MIUIIJIWI , coLleJe s-o 0 wiU ... Martetta 22-100 A Salbury lo WIU\am and Fnneea J Uwla <lhnlor WataoD lit: ~ · thOr, lin. ~ of war. Harry P . and .llarte J DaJtcm, C/rtUIIf He- W W,_... f - • Lhe Blue-Gray "ree!a, t ~~!1&$ ih 1 post stuon. ~rD'It. fur f1le ntt.h stril.aht ) 'fit. i( brt'.. ed bY seve~ )O!Dts ovtor Pithbutjir'1 sJJ in fJa~ Suor Bowl •t·Nt." Or~l'fl4.. 'J1t1 lame ha' n:~-cJ,ved mDrt P.bliclt-y Company CHOOSI II WIHNllt , _ 'nith 1-2·1 In i he Sun Bawl I Yreebr . Two rllhh EIHtne • STRAWBERRIES • GREEN. PEAS ................. Z pkgs 3~ BROCCOLI SPEARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pkg 19C, . BEANS .......... . �-·- • P,aaeSix - =-----., ' _ _ _ _ _ __ __ ____:.rh.;.;.::.e.=Do=ily Sentinel, Pomeroy,.wadl.-rt, Ohio Monday, December 19, 1955 IEvangelipe ChapterOES Wel~s New WANT ADS I I ' . . Daily ~ntinel StaHMembers . Entertained At Yuletide Party CliFTON ' ', •. •• •,, f\1' : \'" 'l ,, ' d '1.J.£ ' LET OUR ELECTRONIC SECRE- ·:t i •, . TARY TAJIE YOUR WAn AD11 AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ~ ".1 THE EVENINOJ> CALL 397. JQ'I TLED GAB-J.aalllllllloa aad HrYi9. See 111 [or pdcet. RUT· !..AND J'URNn URE at autlncl. ~~~ For rent-FURNI~HED HOUSE, 7 room1 on Lincoln Hill, with garaRo and laundry, has heal and floor furnace, thermostatic 161 Los1 fr Found LOST - YEAR OLD Brindle wJth white tontrolled. For appointment, leather collar call Ewlni Sture, Phone 133 or lr.noba on lt. Anawera lo Ewing residence 313..J. 12-3-tf • "Buttom". J. J . Ward, P~~,~~!l R 1 1 2 Five room modern AP~Tt. · ·M'ENTS, with laundry and garl8 til AuTO ::tervlces age, New !>room dwe!Ung with ~~taraae and laundry. Phone For Sale- 1963 CHEVROLET Cua310-lf, N. Bengel. IJ..2'1'·t1 Hat tan dCIBAP 180~ - M&1.'A&M WE BUY 71'R!IOTUIW. I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~ Ptwn.lt6 tern Dclux. 4-door Sedan. Equip. ped with power allde, beater, t.tnted glus. Qnly 11,000 actual mllm. Excellent condition in· side and out. Price $1100. Call IU47 or seo at 870 Ash $t., Midrll•port. ' ',. 12-lNt.c :omplete WIIEEL ALIGNMI!NT balancinll. l 1nd bratl!ll aervlee. HackeUa' , safety Service, We•t Main S\.rfet, Pomtror, ObiD. · PbQne 28'1. 1-&-11 " '· ' ij' lt$1 Auto !>ale$ I i Sedan, "49&. !I)>JI, Ohio. · 1~ roNm'-:c:-:c:--:o.:-:-lu_x_•"'•:-.,.::-.-.,- , .. dan, •noD. Blaettnu'a, fi))'JlC· roy, Ohio. ••*· 12·17..etc 4 t\ I 17! ,, 111)4 DESOTO VB 4-door Hdan, Ohio. Blacttnar'a, Pomeroy, l:l-17-6tc lOU FORD Cuatomllne, ._door ao· dan, .lOW. Blaettnar'e, Porno- iwft~~~;;,;~;;;;;:-;;iw01:1 roy, Oblo. 12-1'1-ttc 1 WHI h1re a YO'-tifr man 1111 00¥SLER VB Ne;-Yo;"t,. learn the aervlee etaUon Write Box 668-Z, % The er Hard top, t993. BlacUnar's, Sentinel, Pomeroyy ...,...;~~~ Pomero)', Ohio. 12:·11-etc 1PG1 PACKARD "200", 4-door ••· 4tn. ~9&. BlaeiiDll'a, Pomeroy Obio. 12-l7-8tc - .19) For SGie - AMBIIICA.N FLYER ELECTRIC TRAIN and a«eaorloe. Al10 aeveral hNUIII Cllll17o-J. Jtoves. :_ Opportunities I this high poylng prol-.aiOil Ia an amiiiDI1)' 1hort time. SOI;TIIERTON BEA lJTY llfJA· 12-l'-12tc nl•. Modem bath, kitchen, beau. tlful hardwood floon. BIJ buoment. Automttie Jaa futnace. Priced to tell. AIIO exc:eUut F. Van Vran-en, LlncOin lleiQhh. Phone 18'7 J. 12·18-ftc lOUGH LIJIIBICR • PA1'1'QNS • 111N1: per M and up. We deUYV. lADIO .. 11ELEV11110N IIIIIIIVICJ 6 J. L. Hawk, MlDertvillll, Phoao 200. ClalNd ADIUuet PbOno Chelter. Ohio or &tora ll& ~. lhlD St., tomas N7'lf, 11-. w. vo. ollor WI-d p.m. IIIU ot Protlll Forlt tia - RL D. Wbcel Chairs Re~ldontJ Ohliaa:er, Pi.rbrs- MiddlefOrt .over the fo~ 111d lne., a Ford lob Mark bU beftn ~~et by · ' OleQ ollectod by th~ noo.oo. '· F)'lleda Faehnle wa1 ID Parkersbura, Wednesday eve.nlna: w~re she was call~d by die death uf Geor£t:! Case, who w.ould have been Q4 In Jaauuy. Flll;llerf.l services for Mr. Case were held Thursday"a.:" His d~ueft.ter, Misa Mary Ann 't;U:e, 11 a lrequent visitor 1lt th6, Faohnle h(lme here. family VISIT _f)UR ,. . NEW LQG~TION jl 'l1 'r "'• ' FIRGUSOH ··~T~R .A.I••vl oiture Company. .M:it~~a R.ou.d needy ed the ZaDOIVUie \• CHICAGO-DiU -:aa:o and AraJt.a trolt won the championships Star bowling - '.. a.nd (»I.IVJ~ (t'!IP.MINT wo!l vJI!itink . Eve.IJU Roush New Holl,n4 Bti!fft ;· :' · DelaYot1Aur.r Sup;ll•• ·Also Ulfd Tractora1~'if».'lflujpmi.t wa~ • r~ a.itsh. pare~ts FU:LTON • • 'JV. . nkl:lusoN IDd l t.f\\1; ' ... .., .iWI, . .. 8\.... ' .... .. ~· ' 1 ' MAM1 ... Mrs ATTINDS FUNERAL w~k· ono wl~hlna to place • ramily name on their list Is uktd to con-· tact a fireman. The four story ~~~~!!' or John Mayer Monday at 7.30 for t)lelr Chri.stma!'l party and <lX· change of gifta. !.My iiQI'll('l &pact I(Nl, will nieet at the hoine -- • ' MYSTI'RY'' .• PAST CHIEFS TO MEET The Put Chich Club of tbe Mhlp Temple, Pythi11~ Sisters, PL.AN MIDOLIPOitT CANVASS Zanesville Fire of are be. lnf rrmtnded that Sutidl)' aficrtiM- Volunteer Fire Depart· .. Razes Property noon ment will canvl&'l tho town ror money 11nd food the baskets lUI oacb Chrlatmu for the Of Ex-Resident ramilleH or thC awt. Atn·· R01pltal Wa tor hef(l. Ambulance $ftvtef:' ' . Phone 288 \ .......1 _.,. ' Oblo, 'l '. Tl¥nn•• Lull~ r BofMcr, Columbus. He wbo bew the nlfue of The accounta of ttle Jlrt those he aDrvN at bean ztaeavll1e Wednesday We serro witb equall)' thouaht· were of lrC>at lntenat to ful couidenUon. The homelike Vltba'l anrl hi> tlaUI~tor. comfort of our tun.enl home, C1ll'tlnce Hamm. Mr•· 111. L. and our peraonal attudanee tln ..ham, who is 111~ u upon the noeda of the family owner of tho bulldl~ which and frlen.da, refieell tbt aplrll C01flplctely dc,troyed, la thp or our aervlce to lbe Jlvlpf- ll\tr Mao Mich•el. Q1.18tllet to serve u we wou.ld be aerw4. Mr. Mle!hael and a lrtq.teat Ybl· 'riiiVIY.jltNITII.WALD Tea· ' ' man OblJn,tn", starr, Middleport; lolrtt. ntrl1rratO'r', waeblng maehln•. elootrtc 81.0\o'e. Reuonable. H. John ·~,~~srr COn ou ldenti.fy· TheD.a Sentinel . IIRTHDAY ANNIYIIIIAIIY The second birthday or Jean, smaU daua:bter of Mr. Mrs. Mylee Mcintosh, Sixth aue, waa celebrated la•t week at the home of ber pueat1. Birthday cake and Ice cream were YCid to thet~e aueltl: Mr. aad Mn. James Fowler, Mr. and Mn. E. 0 . Tewkabary, Mr. and Mrs. Hero Lovel)' modem 4-room home tor .ate. for duat buect ldUer , ud ~ IF DEMY, Athens and Huatlncton. 12·1Nt., ,.~ l. ;;::=-:-:-'-;!:-:::;;-:;:---;:::.:...,...:Become a Beautlclan. step Jnto Call lltAU11FUL CHRISTMAS TREES Mall:e yout own aelottlon. You C:lb aelect one at dur atore or w• will tate you to our prat.oh e1ote by and you t'an get tb.~o~ fiatlt tree fiiU ever had in tbt 1ln )'OU want. We deltvw. PD.oftl 133. Ewlnt'• Store, 101 W. Mala St., Pomer<\y 12.J.U ,~ ~~1'-o · Ia lm>DLJPQRT, ()liiO ttiJ..W. I'JIOMD Clo BLACK f'IONY with bluod face . 44'' hllh, 18 montbe old. Pkayd Can:on, M1ddleport, Rt. I, Lead- 11·10 1011 .... } ; Real Estate Br~ker 12-IWlc inl Creek Road. ' ' ~UNIISI Gibbs Su~ ,I ·-·o·o· ' . . ' ' ' ' . ~.' . ~· ~r~er. . Ei,i:htb Gra,i.e: .Pal,llene ~ibsoo, ' Ll.wrenee:•ftfbian, La~OOifl• Prld- df, M•.-johe;l'l:lddf,,;:- Bpb Chl!' man., 1;10\ q_ vman, LaiTy Morr.ll, WilliR"' Jto~~e, h~d Ste•arl, Pihy Youn&, Irene S'earles. ' l ~ '• ~· - - �-----~ ----- --- -- M.asen~ l.ut:k Cipvf:f 4-H.Ciiib I - .To Christmas Carol December 22 ~L" I '111~ ~ er *-B Club llr. ..4 lin. Clyde Bumgudner ot lb&OA to 10 Chrittmaa viJited Mr. and MrJ. Douat.u .....w..u..i y.. ~ ti wcu tlleJ' Kqtllb ot New Haveo aod Mra. Ella - G9o.t "*' 7 • 'oQeEiaht a .. met lloDdq naLDt iD a "family Di.gbt,. Cll1l.lba&t meeting at the lluoD CommUD.lty buildiar. lD other aeUon taken by the elub, It wu YOted to have tbe date (If t'he club's meetJq: placed on tht eommuDlty ctlendar beinc aponsored by the Mason PTA. Roll eall at the meetina on .Monday wu answered by bavin1 ~aeh member tell what h.e or lh3 wanted for Chrl..stmas. A balance or $101.17 in the treasury was reported. On tbe program for the evening whieb was in ~barge of Jaekle rapebert, Judy Turner read .. A Birthclar Wilh" and Ann Newland gne a demoa..stration on "llow To Set a Table." DevotioiU were led by Patricia Riley. Judy Rou.sb 1ave a "Thought For the Seaaoa" al)d everyoue sang "Joy to &be World". Scripture readlna: wU a:iven by ADu· Newland after whjch June S~o­ cer gave a readina. entiUed "The Lea:end". 'Ibe meeUn1 cl~ed Witb the aina:lna: of "Sident Nitht .., a moment of sllent meditation, and the praying of "Tbe Lord'• Pr&)'er." Memben of famllie• of the memben of the club were preaent at the meetin&. Refreabmentt were 1erved tG the following: Iamson, Mr&: Delbert Ricbardaon, Debbie Rlchard&On, Mrs. Pal RU· ey, Mr.!!. Herman Rosl!i, Sandra Sorden, Lester Zerkle, Jennifer Zerkle, M.n. C.urtil!i McDaniel, Mi-&. Fnnk Hllrris, Mrs. James Maynard, Jimmy Maynard and Mrs. Fred Spencer, the leader. Gilland. Hirtfor:d. Re.-. and Mf'l. E. R. Rq_uab ,fJ1 Findlay, 0 , were Monday eaUera of lk. and Mn. Clyd.e Buma~ ner Daniel ArWt. Mary Burrl.l, lackte Capehart, Carolyn D~n, lfyra Foreman, Sban:Jn Foreman, Denmr Harbour, A'Dn Barril. JUdy Hewetson, Pauli ,.:aynard, Dt:lor-. e.11 Icenhower, JubUns McClung, No. 200 Mn J I, Stewart entertained the New Haven Garden Club a\ her home Dee. 8 with Mn. F . A Baley and Mrs. Waid Cunningham u oo-hoste»es. Roll call wu answered by Chris-tmas quotations Mrs . Evelyn Proffitt .,.aa 1n cbarsc of proJram and J&Ve a Christmu JBr'DIOn by PelN MarshaJl. Refreahments were served and the club beld their Cbrutmas party with a JUft exchan~e F1rst pr1ze was won by Mrs. lluto luhling .and second prize b1 Mrs. B A Vane& for haviat the prettiest wrapped packaea. G\le:Jt.l pr•eDt wert lUte ~1'4)1'• tor. Ali'Jll 'l'ur.J)er, Janie Turaer, Mrs. Denver ~Is, l.lro. ld.i Dlobl. Mro. Delf4 -Newlaoil; lla!'Vtel,ta NewJa.ruJ, Mrs. &dQI· leenhciwer; Mro. IIUNell Capehart. II. J. W!U . GIRL tc:OIITI NeW . ; bhportmee Of Certifieate Plan The Girl Seouts mef at tbe home dee. 8. T•D- ,· tatlve plus for Chrilltmu eal'1ll· lne OD. Dee. 22 'tm'l rnad•. Pruent w4re Sue:llen GQOda.lght Phyll!J BatOj', Barbara Boatk, l!llen Fay Hll'tley, Sally ROUth. Ju•y Fry, Anna Yonker and Donna Smith. Holiday Elegance for. TOddler$ .. The· H.ome of FOR THE HOME Gifts· 1 .' >• ~ ) I I . .. . 'fo l9cal People Is Stressed Red Cros!l. program fn the county, but tbc~, to shoo.ld not fDra:et that (ldeq111t'f! local apd nt~tlonal blood coveraa:e for tbeilill!lves and others depends upon meetlng the quota of blood set fol" e.Hb bloodmobile visit," said ~ 'Ebersba<!h. · , The quo~ for: the approaebln •t bloodmobile operation is 100 plats of blodd. The rQobjle ultit; wtll be set up in the ' Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium on Wednet~dllllr. Dec. 28 between 12 an.d ,8, p.,ro.· ~n P'ets~ who willa. to ob}lln Red Cros.s "blood ~naut"ance"' bJ ~~ ren.ew tbelr "lnaurancP01 ,ire .uraed to-register at ·tht R1ld GrOas otnee ;j~,Jb<lloloe Dec. 28.'c.,tl &II or oend a card to Red Cross; Pomeroy, ' Obio. 8uoaMe Wolpert, Shelby Grin· atead, ShaNJl Sayre, Shll'<ln.,Knapp Delom RtKmire, Eleaoor Rouab, ' Single Copy GARDI!N CLUB MilT$ McMillion, Ann Newland, Patty Newland, Coa.nit Newton, Sharon Richardson., Patrtda RUey, Chell'~ flo beN, Jua.e Sgea.~r. Charlene D1ehl, Judy Turur, AIYip Tripp, Kjtty WIU!am110a, Balbara WUson, Claudia Ze'rkl,, Sbi~e)' Smith, Qd DavJd' Wamer. oD 397 ' Sharon MeDuiel, COrua MCMUlion. Howard MrMillton, Marsball of Wta. Jobn l"ry Editorial New Clue Given To Identity Of Fire Marshall Will Continue Jackson Probe fhe lfystery Man --~- Richard Bradle~ Faces Court On Wednesday at 2 p. m. Jn t~ M - . . Church •!9.1' Emma S. •Riebe~ 71; of Clloller, wbo died 'l!ondl)" - lolll"!iiii an 11lncu ·ot RYeD moatbl -fi9rf tion. •, ~. She wu married 10 il'o.ba · ...,., Riebel 0.. <Aprll 14. 18!1'1 of this GDiotl there ft'•~·:~idO.i J cblldri!n, two- _of. wboDa ~'~ V:rs. Riebel iD deatb. ThQ Vera S and TbearJ A. , , Survivhtg are Elber A. of .Long Bottom and Donie) C. of ~ during ville. Also oae sister, Kl'l. Laura month. B. Brown of Cbester, a brother • ' '" ~~-:=~of~ 19M 203 ' William E. Weber of near Ches· ter and seven grandchildren and was two great erandebildreo. . Tbe deceued was a member of tbe Cbcster Metbodist Churcb ud was for nearly 20 years actin iD Grange work. Friend~ may call at the TreveJ Funeral Uom6 in Pomeroy until t1me of the services. Rev. 1M Wallace or ~edsville wiU conduct the funeral Sflrvicc and inter.. ment will be made in Ckmer " COI.LINS JEWI.LRY ''"'""' I u... .Wt to W.l... clr!YI!I'II will do the rabbit teep .. ' -' " I. to ' )IOII!lble a minimum." • HUI<U.I'JUOUN ~ chief of .... ; INTP liiCIIP'T$· ,.,.. , Acting Chief o1 .a.~ j~" ll'lloglno what ~" thlo b..Oth•toking set wiN do for re~ lr"'";:•d) for Nlasr your (lnotttl O.CorCIIOr•lnoplrod ~ ~pron, trim, and . braceJ , , , glamour folic.,., that &m~~ltly accent ,.,. Bla<1aft ••tt'hfl• ' I . ,,1 ~PaltO!II, Gr.~. and ·l'lnk_ f~ Mt~.fl!l~rn, and Wand Grain patterns Of W~lriUI"aililllrch. Punlshmtnl·proof ,aottfc upholtlery !n smart.~J~G~ and color combinatlon1. Its "twin" Is· Cll!oriiC!~ft:~ '<11hor stunning olylt· "$149.95 ; .' . Mlltr, ' . ' '•' c:lto-OIM1 !"•lgnod to fit right _.... th!l CCJilPO'~ loi hcioMo. See both today. '' Furniture 'f"'eet reported two nt1 of chrome atolfn 1D ·tlie last few itnt.wu:Uuln the Auto SliM lot ane caps "ne- stolen of· llunllt· Wllliam o Seeolid'. AUDITOR AT WOII!C James L Clart, Offite at Auditor or State Buren of lltllpeetioa and Supervision of Public Offices, St~te or Ohto, Is workla& ia. the M~lgs area maliag a routiae ebeek of the financea-.of the v.aJ"" ious Boar.a of Eduution in tbe county in Middleport and Pomeroy. He wll1 alio cbect the fimm· ees of both libraries in the county. MeetW~t Tbe Put PreSideata Dre'w Weblter Au.Utary Unit HI.I'S DAVY .AGAIN BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-6• age b.aby 1Uter ru•hed out -;;,;;;;;,;I house atter Dr. and Mn~. Gulash Jlllt as lh~ wete Jcnlng for 11 nt1ht· outt. ' "TKere'a a stran!IO.I animal rln tbe bathroom atrald t<t 10 in.'~ abe Dr Gulaah ealmed the over. . , .. S .CQLL. .. . platninl that the Davy Croetett bat ~ l,.. ~ ,•, Only5 Shopping . \ office so ' ...JEWELRY. , ·~ . ~ 'j ' ~ ' Ol Wedne!ida)' eVt!llli,QC bome of loin. a.. 105 llaple Plate, Oil tbe aa:end& a party and an uchan.ge o( J:ifts with Mrs . .Maym6 Holmes~ ~:! A. V. Howell and Mrs. GladY! MOW• ery as assistant bostesn•:__ -NOTCHED A LOT OF SYRIANS M<ldtm Tybologo and colorful toblo ~~ a~d uphololory•. · . ' ThrM llrtl of labl.o. Th!l la'll•ll to full six fool, · · T011s oro abuoo·dofylnll plaotlc ~ beautiful O.Coralor colors , ' Poliee.':Rus:tell Baill'y Cemctery_:_·~~~~- Past Presidents Of Legion u.Pt ..: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 19, 1955 campbell clark farley grogan saunders wolfe