https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fbb0e7bf82ebc8231cdc12a2558ac320.pdf 5f4132d7c4c7edef5c660055cc9eadbf PDF Text Text • •' .. . ·!.&-J me U fhod 'sf Hold Ch 'sf UftJq:u I ' s ''· mas · ' . Progrom In Yule Decorated Sanctuary Tbe IID.dUarJ' of the Umt.d Metboctirt Ch~h was b~autifully dec:ortled [or the Cbri.&tmaa proJI'I.ID presented SUDdly evenlnJ A Iara:e lighted tree and cedar with ll&'bted blue candlu placed I at internle and a large candl• OJI the ortan, were uaed ln the c:hOir loft. ftl! eroaa wi1J:1 H•hted ·4p~ and a polnsettia on eltber li1dEV4e. c:orated the altar 1nd on the i.ltar railing wu anow covm'ed cedar orrange· A plano oolo "Ob Holy NJpl" ments of holly on each en-d. Pine 1 by Patty BJakqlee preceded f't!ci. decorl'l ed with icicle• and a lil):ht· tatioDJ, toas- •nd a playlet by the ed red mdle were Ill eacb win- prlmarr·llmiD< department UDder dow. the <iu-eetif)D of Mrt. T. A. Dcnnrie The organ prelude by Min J()y and the teacher•, Robert Brown Smith opened tbt. program follow· presented a piano 10lo "0 SandiJ. ed with a number of iODIS by sima'' IJI.d Jean Webater ~nd. Jathe bt"ginners department under \net Carpenter two Uute dutt.a, the d1rectJOO of Mrs. C. F. Tomp- "Silent Nlgbt" ar:1d "Awty tn tbe tJD! . M.angoc''. The Youth F•llowship pruented a play and SQndn. PQtta play. ed a plano aolo, ·~UI}Oso An· dante" after which a playlet ''The Vi11!t ol the Three Wi&e Man" waa presented by the intennedlate dltllz; uf hv)• t.iijb.t. b'i C. !:. Blakeslee. F 11 1 tb whita 'ft off . 0 0 ow ng . . gt ., er mg, thl': eon~eg-ati()D sana:. Joy to the World to conclude th~ prog_ram, after whlch the children reee tved a treat. will! South Bethel Church Holds Yule Endeavor Meeting Friday Night At Watson Home The CWtlan Endeavor , meetIn& ot lbe SOuth Bethel Cburcb wu held Frtday nla:ht at the home of Mr. and Mrt~. OrvilJe Watso11 cil SUver Ridge. TWenty· .even memben and guesla attended. Seven new memben wm-e re«lved, vtz.: Donna Jeanne, Kay and wa BahrJ Roberta a..r mine, vi~lor Gaul, and Cbarlea and Mary Allee Sinclair. The &ingtna of Chrbtmlltl ear· olll opened tbe meeting whh:h was followM by the Chrbtmu story from Luke 2, read by tbe president, Mrs. Vtolet Cbtilty. Prayers were by Garrett Cbfisty and Mr1. W. A. Frolt. SpecW Dumbert ln 10n1 were preeented by Lenabelle and Betty PuJlim; Preparatioru For l'ule · BtUket By WSCS Crou.p < POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy, Ohio W. Main St. ' ' f- family of alae eblldrtD. I Tbe hlrtbdlya or Miss Lenore Betzinl and Mrs. Linnie Pullins were observed, and a Christmn gift excha nge waa held. Refres hments of turkey aanrl· wiche1, potato chips, cup rakes and jello. coffee and Kool-Aid.. were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held , January 13, at the home of Mrs. Effie 'Wat.on ~f Tupper• Plairu. There are no birthdays to be ())). served at the January meeting. ' 1• • I ..... ...,., ......... .... ,...,.". """ -. ·- --. .... t for a bukel bol!ll Jlft~ ' for • ' e en tine ' . - Editorial )!bone 897 MUlto. ..... ""'""' IMf. There's Still Time To _, • refore * Christmo:.:.•...-~ :.:._.::.:.:::.:.:.::.:....::=~:.::::....::..:::=::....:=-:.::::~:.....:::.:..-=:=:..:....=== "Silent Night", "Jingle and "Joy to the World ." Mra. Willlam Morgan read an arUcle, "What We Give Away" and Mra. Homer Radford r ead a A po"U'uek d,I.Dner at noon p()em, "A Liiht in our Window" ceded a~ ~ort bud~11 after which recitations were conducted bY the president, Mra. e.lven by Becky and Mary Lou · Amos lAJ.Qitd•. 'the Lord'1 Pray- Radford and Sherrie Blackston. er and p~ 1 t6 tb~ ,flag opened the milethit: after which plan1 Tbe •ong, "Blest Be the Tie" were completed for giving tbe mizpah benedlclion Christma• boxea to thlh;•,n".:;~~:.,Q.Icl~~~~ the meeting. pie and 81ck ot the c Attending were Mrs. Abbott and chUdren, Eddie Mrs. Lewll . Grueaer, Mrs. Scott Kathy, Mn. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. Dearhs, Mrs. Harold Folmer and Mn. William Grue- Huab ser, tbe program committee Blackston and children, Bobby planned tbe foUowing program, 11nd Sherfie, Mrs. Oliver Clark, group singing of the carol, "lt Mr1. WU!iam E:ictnngcr, Miss Cnme Upon The Midnight Clear'' Allee Euler, Mrs. Scott Folmer . followed with the Christmas and grand!IPI'I,, Jeffrey; Mrs. Will· story tnken from St. Luke and iam Grueser. an article "When tile Chrlst Child Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Mrs. John Would Not Come In" by Mrs . Hartung, Mrs. Edward Humph.rey Lewis Grueser. Mrs. Clii tord Leifheit, Mrs. Following an article, "His Way" os Leonard, Mrs. William by Mn. FOimer, the iBn, Mrs. H()mer Radford, W1)mcn of the club, Mrs. WUUam Radford and d:,~gh1~~;: RGd[orll. Mr11, Roy Grue 11er, Mary Lou and 'Becky, M . Mrs. Ro)l in Radford, Mrs. Roy Smith, ''"': II William Radford, Smith, Mu. Harold Blackston tforace Abbott and sons, DannY 8nd Mre. Horace . AbbOtt sang, ancl Roger and guests, Mrs. Anna James and Mrs. Roy Grucser· and daughters, Mana and Marla. 01. ·~· ..... .......... _ A.Dy oae wbo it uaabl1 to Clua 12 Circle ot t.be wscs brlq t.belr c:oab1buUoD te. tU Mr1. Violet Cbrlsty and Janet; wiU have their annual Cbriat- party lillY leave it at ... bauul oC and a youna people's grouP. viz.: party at the home of Mn. C. E. \ the preJldeat. Mn. Gle~ lAin-, D<lnna Jeanne, Kay and Young, Hij:h Street, Wedneaday bert, South Seeimd AvUUL All· Babr; Victor Gau1; Donnie Pooler I ev~nin, at 8 p.m. and memberJ ew.&A&e. ot:.1Utt)l_,f,18 __ f. _part Carolyn Knotu; Robez:j.a Romine are asked to brlni contrlbutioDJ of the eveainJ'I ~ ' 1nd Charles Sinclair. ... . ChristtrJO$ Potluck Dinner 'Held Thursday By Rock Springs Better Health Club You're invited to como Ill and Placo your order for Cbristmu Eve .deliVery. There could be no filler sif1 for sOIDOoll<f. you Jove dearly 1han 1 new beautiful 19'6 Cbevrolot. ... ' Tuesday, December 20,)~?55 -·-The Daily bentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 111<1 ced oandleJ ' • II All Bundles of LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING Received By Friday Morning . " I ,: Will Be Ready By Sdtvrday .- e Bringing ~ ' i;~~r~·'~~~!~~~.;• ~eae:eaded Alumtnum Corp. of America aad lb ~~. stem· Reynolds Aluminum, tbe world's rteetlion of laraeat, aleo were reported eyeiDJ ptohli1~ a site~ iD the Ohio VaHey. Preparin& for tbe buge new aJonw: markets for coal, Consolidation wit.b the Coal Comp1n)' of .\.V~st Vir1lnla hammer- bas announced It will begin wort !Jld on a multl-miiHon dollar mine near Fairview, MarlOn County, next month. Christmas Holiday OUR LAUNDRY DEPARTMENTCANBEI,P- Y.OU. THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS RUSH BY •• WASHING YOUR BEDSPREADS, RUGS and OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CALL 122 New Jury List Is Drawn For Tri- Lustre Clea"ers . 11!4- River Val .. .· . ..~d Coal Supplies DeathToll Rises •Ate.~apets To Big Industry As Winter Make8. IN TIME FOR THE Robinson's Laundry * . CourtDu~y aDd •. M i·.. n ,·- . Olllo Entry Af Sub-Zero 8Y ' UNITWD PRill Fall made Its faN!weU a[J'Pear ance today aDd set 11 blah mark ot sub-zero eold ud ley storms for the oncomina winter to shoot •t. New Eqland and the northern ~lilllli wOI'I! pluj~ into • sui> zero lee bu. A new Aluta storm tbreatened raltt·battered northern California tnd a two-day snowstorm burle<l autos and piled up two feet of ~DOW on the flnied skl ruri! of Sdll Valley. IdAho. In Washintton state three snow weasels pushed Into ·the mountains in .seareh of a downed paratrooper whOse cha~~ces for &urvival were ~·fading, wi~ ~-,. hour." The ~~tli toll ro6e e18'cwhere il1 th:e Pacljl~ North'hlt, where flood killed two p&rions, and in Eut. ln a4diUoD, .jciest weather in 'hi!J\O:"f was blimed f6r '- Local A'rea Scene 0# Ya!e Caroling Sunday Evening The Senior Choir of the Church of Cbrllt and aOme ~( the Hotne bullderJ Cla.ail Went OIJ'OIIDI '-UD· day evenina: and viSited the hoincs of Mrs. Wil11am Wl.se, Miss Vesta McCoy, Miss Lois Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Graves, Mrs. Andertwn . ~frs. Theo Ncutzling, Mills._, PrlleiJia Kennedy. Barn~. Mrs. Homct· ~ . Mt\ and Mr.'!. William 'Grueser. and rotreshmenta of I&Tidwiches1 • cookie and cofr.ee were Aetved by aome of the membet"B. STORE HOURS: Open Fridoy 9 AM to 9 PM. We will ...... . Christmas Eve at 6 PM We 're •II aRiow with Holiday spiit and all abrim with the kind of eif.ts tbat Christ; · mas dreams are made of- at prices' mighly easy on Santa's pocketbook . · ,DdJ:bJe Grueser also aecotnpan. lEa them on their tarollna and eholr mt.mbers were Mrs. Arlhur Skinner, director, Mrs. Edgar AI· lenswortb, Roedel! Steffy, L. R Wiley, and aon Davtd, Helen Sto bart, Carolyn Hess, Cash Bahr, Mn. Alfred Roush. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. ·McKinley and Rev. and M'ra. Fred Gardner. "Sun Bonnet Sue" FIRST FLOOR Chrlslmt• Cards Glrt Wrappings Cameras Candy , Stationery ,, Books Airplane Mode.ls Cosmetir.s Toiletries Dress Shirts Ties Millinery Luggap,c Lamps Hassocks Sul(a Robes Blan~ets Sweatcn Curtains Bed Spreads BlOU~f'S • Pr..•Wi.te•tecl ••• IteM• Shirts SECOND FLOOR Dre"'e' • PtM Meth .... t.cfllft f\18Mftl1 ~port SlY'kS Coats • \4" thick tllf , . ., llltttlor• Lingerie Gloves Handbags Hosiery llandkerchicfs DOLL Get "••• ,.,.,., lANf ffA JURIS I Shlrts .Jackets Sweatt'rs Overalls Work Clothes RadiO . Televilil~n Housewares ·~:R&pb~~~~~7·~~ Aivhi Stanley. Appliances DJnnelware Lee, PomerOy RD: Wllliam Glassware . Jr., POn;let'Of; Joe 'lCeyea, Pomeroy; •• • • leo.-lhlll •ubbecl aft4 ,.uahell "d"p11Mm'' flnlth • AtonMI-I ..ht lee• THIRD FLOOR oo odttortf•od II liFE • lOOK • SlVfNTUN Bedroom Suites Dinett~ Sets ~onal Tables .n.: n , · Dra~rl~• NurserY Futnl!iire · '• $15.98 Volue ONLY . -TOYS- $5.95 · A ril.odem dulcn In~ ......... DOWN .... ..-. ~uu• ift Blond O•k. HU •uto" m•cie tr•Y· . . . ONr GARMENT SAVED "9M MOrNS ··· t:AN ,A Y fOt A LANIf er , On The Bric1htelt ure .- ., ' . sns~~.oii>au~ · BlcY<;les Books Tricycles Wlli:Ons Blackboards Tralns ,Toy ClieS!s Sleds Tree. Decoration• Dolls Gaines Puz:!les ~"ootbalt.. ~tel's ' i• wllqmlheH«))aali'a wife 10 iDI lbedfaot. F;o~ l«al ." . . . ~n <iwlled lbal lbe. ltill fold wu ,._... frmil Ilia hOii>e . 011 1'ullod.OJ. . i Roy M. Adkins, 39, of MuOD Clty died instantly on , TuesdaJ: evening as a result o£ 11 setr·in· flided !!UPshot wound after tossIng his wife 11 suicide note as they· iat in their home. Adkins, an unemplo)'ed iron worker, was reported to bave been worried and ·d~pondenl lor some time over the fact tbaL be Will not workinJ, l'lnancl~ pro)). lemB were said .to .bave been tlle coocera of his worrylnf. Accordina tO ·.- 'sANTA CLAUS WIII ·Beln Elberftldt i'oyPeF~,· "·'~nt Wed. and Thurs., 2 to 3 PM . ·'• ... F~idoy 7 to 8 PM Saturday 2 to 3 PM ·EtBERF··E t' theft "' • IIlli fold ComplolJ!tol. l""!Pb ·I I<Qala '!f Trenton, Floridl. DT. Edna Geltlea, Mason CountY Coroner, said that tbe sbooti.Q occurred a& Adkins and hjs wtte were :sitting in their c:qm~at\on living room-bedroom on TJ)lrd St., In Mason. . .25 Inches tligh . ~~~~:....:.--'.~-~~~RD.;,_.- - Stoves Refr!geral.1>rs · . · · (ilcsks Cedar Chests Cosco Tables Uf'l,)'ita'fiol;< Pt. Pleasant; ~ Hvin!l Room Sgltes ' WIWam; a !'fJ.IIOids, FraU: Pickens, Portland; 1obn Hawkins, Middlepor.t: Rob&rt White, Lqnl( BoUom RD; Paul ~~NMI~ddleitort: Guy Edmonds, Alvin Nottil, Pomeroy; Pomeroy and BE!rtha Futiilture I , . . --Rooled Saran Halt . LMnanl Kt)<nlg, LOng 11oUom RD; Froncll Cule\011, ltaeloo RD;· •• Youri115t0wn Kitchens _ Margaret 11ao1!17, Ill, Ill pori, a dOmootlc. ID CoiiDIY Jail Ioiiar. ur.tt TuadOJ .i>Jr Bu.,.U ·llaiiOJ oa Llvinsaton Price, Rutland. ThO.~ chosen for Grand ·--.,....---------------......... ' lllhtftUI . . R. llandnlph, Dalley, MlddleGuth, Pome-roy; Jr., liJddleport; Sw·i.,Jer, Harrisonville; Lee, Syracuse; James ClatPomapy; Charles · Clark, lU>; Orl.s Roush, LanJs VanMeter, Che~~ter . lhle, Rac:ine; Howard O•tdweU, Tupper! Plaina; Jimell ~wis Middleport; Millard Ward, PomerOy RD; RaJpb R. Pra~ Middleport; Maud Grues:er, Min~· a ville; Ray Carpenter; c. E. Petty, MUes Cross Racine; Rutland~ Alta 'Nclson, Hemlock lorn; E; Ord, H,Jcine; .Jesse cine R.D; Ora CottreJI, Leo Slszon, Reedsv1Jle Harry -Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma~ Bowan 1 Mr. and ·Mrs. Karl Krautter, Mrs. Cash Babr, Mr8. John Mayer, Alfred rloU6h, Were ffiPmberS o£ the CliUJI .., o•..,. Althea Thoma.o; Hendrix, th~ corotter,·. Ad· kins had pi~~ up the 12 cuqt sbottun and htd ntnarhEJ, to .bii wi!t that tie mttht trtde it or it. Then, he tosied a note to bi1 wlr., anrl ~hot himaelr befOI'e Mrs. Adkins real.iJed wbat waa happening. Contents of the note Were not ten re ~·e aled . Mrs. Adkins, 1he former Betty Wilson. t'U3hed to the bome of nE-ighbors for help and Dr. E. A. .Seha~kel was called to the homP:. Dr. GetUes said thlt the wound was located above the beaM on . 4 to 8- the left ~ide of tbe: body. Vit-al ~:;:p 3 to . arteries .near the heart were sev~··~ . !t Fat 1ercd. · Adki.n.s h4d .suffered a nervow; �21 ~--- - ' All The Daily Sentinel ·~· ...w. ~...... A'tl.~~~ ,,~ \ ~ .. Mo!Md curler where available ao eeatt "" week; ce Je&t ia wfYaace It The DaUJ Sel.ltiDel OfOee, $1J.80; •LI. months, fJ.80; tlhrte tbs, ~ 13.90. By motor toute w ere anUable: one month. ll ,..U: on ~- $1!, oil: m•»tl!l. three mo.tba. $%.50: oae moalb, f1. a - ' WE. The, Dolly Sentinel HOPEJ --...--..-- toOO , ="' ~=·W.-~ Jt:lt ' • t:fO , Fli'll LQ.t:e Old· Timer t ":J'' -~~_ 7:0 ~:.00 8a~On 1 ev~one is, re· bn this revoh:Jna: wOrld. *ws ·caravan Directors 'lliiJ•t f .-;•IJlt, sq~ Play- ilou.O ~~~'rltt: 1¥ i'~,'t '!.?~~ . B"Pl" Life ~All Tlleatr~ of rrten about nlaht. '!'he painter trlea tf). catch on canvas the wonder of dawn, the pemlve mood of s.unspt. The earth's revolution around tbe sun a1ves the temaerate zones winter and aummer. sprln!J .and 8:00 Sign On s:oo Monllni. SJ-ow 9:00 Captain Kj;naarqo. IIO·. OO. 6 55 , We•lbO""~"' 7:00 PattJ Pate. 7. l.'i Dou~ J;tdwardl,_ J;(o.o:• ~he R"'Jt• Rim <·•o 6:00 Arthur Godfrq. & Friends :rf'...! 9:00 The MUliQ.D.aire 9:30 I've Got A Sec1et , ~est Fi,hts of. Century 10:00 u. S. Steel Hou.r 10nlg~t 1 ll·.n" " '00 u P·t o the Minute News slaa ·Otf ,. uu Late Show · , bftlltSDA Y 'comlnentary On The News I I I . ' . ,. ' S:tvlet ~ontri!:Jvtl~ P'fn. Alongside Other Nation• .(JNiqi!JI tq; De•tral Pf'6.' f A.t~~oojatfol/ memben ot tile Houe~ or RtpresentatiYe~ they conalda;r unde11erved recox· ll ~o!v o1_,:r0w.hlt . The Soviet. Neelved oonllderablr eontr:lbuted f2~.000 to the American 1 .. lrktd a.tWhat :t::t:~!:::!:Oii~l~~wu tut Nflrdtd to prow.ote their, new line," .eo u he IIUII btiv.tatlption oil hS.•oWJL Thlt 11 'lfllll: he IOIUid1 'l'ohl1ODiitrllnl~ &om abN&d came to ItO&, SM. aadl ttl•' aD.fJOOI ff.OM a bil country; lllet Ruula tookoll pnl~ PIUI~· - - wtlh• lh• *100,000 hohl the. Dominican ftepublto lftd an eq~&l · amounl Q thatl amaU1coURn'• form~ ~~t. ~~~~­ OtlJ:tr aontrf~lan. Included SM.OOO from Auatra. 1•• kll880· kom llmn.uda and- .a.,ooo.trom Hoft.. dUrat. Jlop. FNn• Thomp1011 IDt, Ntw York, ....., pluutl to: ntte tk lh&l'P \(lne o( e~Uplw ~ a , New York mutlc critic! on hi• return from a Euro~,~~;..the N.ew York PhlllW.rrnoJ14o llt-7'1'· 1'1i: '.nualcat ll'f"ptlon went abroatJ under tl,:t.J\I,~tltljmlquac:y FUM. 1Jn4tr IUCh.a,.,lcta, II!O ' !Ii!ll\\~;l«o,OI)Ijtltll'1\ l'ld~ Mil,..!~ too mU<h RuuiM:mullc, ,., ••liiii!MM- ~·~· _.. . .In! tht uat'.all "clUIICa" the only majqr WQr~ JII\MIII. ~ bl, ~~ Ud lhat&kovltch, togped otr with an tn• Q!IQioii•.,. , 1!10 kYOI'ovo!il!. ... e• took ror Democratl to takt eom• du""-tbe eom1n1 ele<ttlon e•mpatrn• . lttWa.rdlhlp or American tonlp THI.!RSDAY C.flte Time Dillg Doog School &e~ch f-or- Beauty lk»Die: Huueln Favon Pect Now Jordan Is involved ln & serious Internal crista becaUH King HU!IIicin wants bls country to enter it. B~l;a' !hriD.essee Emie Show Fea.th8r Your Ne&t Kt:$ ten$f. , U1h "~~ c" mea.llt. ~~- it 1s that nu'n\bertIn doing that, Hussein would amool itt mon be followin g the lead of his Ir-.q hlJ cousin King F'alsal of Iraq. Brltolil "Anti·coloniallsts" might sus- glon, &~a pect that Bntain hal played a force .i,n. tllll part m this situation. Curj:ent Hll)5 oflvy PIU'ion's Study PlhPJl's Stuily Industry on Parade ¥odern Romances A{atlnee Theatre Date ·With Lite Flnt Love Old· Timer CLIFTON CLASS MilTS The Good Will Clas'i of Clifton Church held their Christmas party on Monday evening, Dec. 12 at Graham Stullon. The Farm Women's Club serv~d dinner to the cla11s in their club house at 7:30. A chloken dinner wu served tm tables beautJfu\ly decorated fo r the holiday Sea~on, AftcJ' dinner was .!lerved th'e folJ 8:80 0:411; 8:SII' 7:0.0 · Til!fli ·'1:45 l!:l¥ii l:f' ~ U: 'The Editor's; MailBag 1~:(\il '· 8:00 ·Morning Show 9:00 Captain KADi'BfGO 10:00 Garry Moore IO':«i Artbu~ GQ<I!;OI 11 :30 Strike lt iUcb 12:00 Vallant Lady 12 ·15 Love of Life 12:30 Search fo11 TomoffOW 12:45 The Guidblg Light 1:00 Katie'" .KUtru:n \':00 WelcOJDe; 'IT11vder.a Robert Q. Lewla 2:30 Houseparty 3:00 Tbe Big PayoU 3:30 dob Crosby Show PI.MY Lee 4:00 Tbe Brighter Day Howdy Doody 4:U5 Secret Storm lJJrwod' & Angler 4:30 On Your Account Tommy Harmon's Work5:00 · Gene Autry-Rdy Rogers shop 6:00 Lucky 8 Ranch S!!"rls Eyo 6:30 Yow· Esso Reporter 1\J.,..., P.loture 6:45 Bob Wagner S"portt Lt!i t'aUI ' 1i Mary Ford 6:56 Weatherman llleatlt'- V~Irv Days 7:00 Tea Room Jlloid. 7:15 Doug Edwards, News News C8J"I\VRn 7:30 Sgt, Preston of Yukon Y'!'tliOI Vn)!i Life 6:00 Bob Cummine& Show ·,plo'pt•!S CHOice 8;30 Climax 9.ao F(')ur SW •PlayhDUse " 10:00 Stories ot'tlti:'Century , V,:ideo theatre 10:30 Wanted . AW$ Headlines Jl :OO Up·to-the•Minute News 'lf•lllfi•r<ast 11:05 Tbe Late Sb.ow Slw'"' 8:00 Stgn On. 8:00 Morning Sbow 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11 :30 St rike It Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady 12: HS LoYe ot Life 1?:30 Search for 1'&morrow 12:45 The Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 Welcome Travelers 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 2:30 Hou.separt:v · 3:00 1'he Big Pa)'O{C 3:30 Bob Crosby, Show La1t year, nearly 700 of w died In moto•· vehicle accid-.m ts ovel' the holiday period. Tb.es0: death!! can be blunl'ed In lftric part of• the u.nlitnesa ol the driYors -or ol pedestrhms involved In -some cues, htigue was a factor becawt" of the extremely lato hours of holiday parties; In many, ovel' in· dlll&enee was to blame. The net result was the nme in clthor ca1e : traee<Jy. .. 6:45 N"eWI 6:tll), We~th'!t 6oil5 aport, 11:00 u:Ql, News wulbfr U,:l.O. Spp!U . 11;Jt, Heart·· o~ tht orr '"•' Sll!'l . to pretty promenading o 7:00 Kukla fi'a'\ ,& . O!Uf US Sotui Daly 7:l!O Disneyland 8:30 Mili! Parado 9:00 ~squer.ade P~tf:Y 9o30 Broat Tho Bani IO:OQ Wed. NiJ!ht Flghtlf I ' ., '. · ,,(10: and la~pdry , baa beat fiJ:Hlf fJ.Jl'PI'Ct.\ lhermo.stal k eoDlrOUed. · For appointment, ~ E\¥10& Store, Phone i33 or Ew!n:IJ residenCe !113-J. 12-3-tf . . ...........y . ---~ :a flv. room mode1•n ~..-"""~ - illll>;ll+,ll'- ...., .' ~Y· KO.Uit G:OO Ait.Die Oakley ·a:30 News G:SO wbtl'ler 6:¢ 6:41 7:00 7:15 7:30· s;oo HOUSE. ijlll, with ffl'~&e 3:58 Sigh Oa. 4iQO,. on Lincoln J.Rd cu~ ~P~'f· .!' •MENTS, with laundry anct-.gap. al'· New G-room dwt:l1lnr with 1araa:e aad P~on e SIO.U. A. N. 6-27-tf 1 S.ort>· ' lti.Jrr.l~an BxprPu Kukl•. Fran & 0111& Jo.bli · llaly tone For l'4111-Eiect:rle wall(lllper owamer. C"olnton Flfher, 1111!1. Baa~er Bi.sbop Shsen dleport. Ph. 6285-X.. 8:80 Stop Tbe MYIIC Two Furnished • -ltoom APA.B.'r. III!N'l'l!, ""' lumlturo. U\lllll•o 61K4-M. 8-20-ll palcl Call -- (16) For Rent or Sale , ~· . -; --=------.~ . -t.' HOt]SE iD Su~tr Run. tion, 127. D~tternut. • J v MlO MiCkey Mouse 6.01! l,bi>ott .ti Costello "·' 6:31) Blake of~ Scotland' 'Y:ri · 6:46 Newa. . 18) Employment wANTED-PLUMBING to do i n Ma~on , W Va . Call Job.n Cundiff, (better known as Tommy) Cal~SP~uCe 31.!791. 12-21-6tr Will lure a YOlrttt' man willing to learn the .!lervice station trade. Write Box 66fl.Z, % The Daily SetlUnel, Pomeroy. 12-13-tf 7:00 Kuk1a,r Fraa. 1: Olltt U5 John Do!y 7:30· Rln· XIu Tin. B:OP OIIOie ,.,Harriet 8:30 Crossroads 9:00 D.oUar· a. Second; g,s~ Tbe ·11!•~ 1Q:itll l!tilel ·AA\1~ Opportunities 1 '<' 1 10:31.\. -News. ·- '' . . . . ·-bU.,Jli8~CII 4~0'1' MIDDlJll'QRT "ll~ •LJtoo c~ 11111 . . . - Real ~~tate Sroker Ia III!PD~T. Olb:O otJO-JI lnJbQII .... IF Bef.t;~tlcian . Step into thiS hiiJh· -~vQ pto.feB1ii6n ..tn an amaztdgly--· · short . time. SOl,JTHERTON BEAUTY I,CI,DEMY. Athens and Huntington. Services ' .' ' .· BRADFORD, · AUCTION· Phone Racine. Ohlo. 11:00. Sattu'doy Wesl4m 6!001 N'aws, . ,.,., ~~~le radlo •Ol!l TV 6:05· Sporta, WI &15.· B'ealurl• · 6~. makes. 6:80. J!ollm'fl, Tbat !lao ~ '' ·' We Sehmolla IIDddleport, Ohio, . I 7:30 OwJt Jdbllee 91001 1.awrenU- Welk· l.O:on Mve> Wr•stltag ,.,... U. S, JkQ. · IR.-Neb l ond· l!.- ' ·· · tltfqYJ!i ll!ojltht ..,4,YOOfl to eom~ • , , w]l... · -79!!' lift • • -n..liotOa piece · ' Ourt~s · (ft..Neb.). ~m rurl out of ga1 · · ClnQm.a NO\V•Pilt 12o15 Sign Oil ' ., ' ' ". . . """"' ~ ~tlrit .t ~ !li!Dee briglnlr , . nl.11ir . " ' of .... jew~!n'l KEE~((J DIAMOND RINGS COMMUNITY SILVER . - . •:oo The Brighter Day 4:13 4:30 15:00 6:00 6:30 8:46 6:58 7:00 "1:15 · The Greater Now York Safety CouncH would liko Lo ca ll to tho kttentlon of your read('rs ~orne ad· vice fe>r tb.e holidays that can aave lives: 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 (1) Wh3re th ere is any Question of over-fatiauc or over-indulgence, don't drive. Ride u bu s, a cab, with a frie nd or get u fit substl· lute to drive your car. But don't u.nder any circumstances get be· bind the wh(•t.>l if tb.cre Is any doubt about being able to handle aU traffic situutions. Secret Storm On Your Account Gene Autry.Roy r~ogon hucky 8 RaDCh Your Esso Reporter Spotlight OD. S_porta WeathermAll. Shop o.n 1/ltlevlahur l)ou1 Ed"'.8rda. New• ~dvtmtures :tdama 11 ·" c.m•J• And See OUr p~ "' $Y~IJSE ~ Playhouse of Start~ The Cru•ader HIJihway Patl<>l Tb.B Late Show CHINA . Skywayl.qggg" • ShaeHer Pens Synbeam, Ro~on and Schick Elechic Ra*on . ' . . Electric qlocks • IJond lnstrumeri" M•fi•4;~ff J:.ink on4 Til! f"!n $ets ol Cbamp10n 10:00 "':~e Lineup 10:30 Pere.on to Peraoa 11:00 Up to lbe minute News C. F. HIB8S, Owtler Become a 4-;QO Dancel•nd-' 11:00 Satiar4ay. ' RODl.'iEY DoWltJNd 1~·14·12tc S:U: ll~n - Oh· &:4# ICtddiM' Korner !:00 FllgM•No. 7• Informs· 12-IS-18tp Help Wonted . 3:58 Sian On 4:00 Dancelaa4 10:35 Yole•t~or10:40 Sporta . 1Q:45· F-!1111 Jl'eature only 2.95 t~t! dleport. con 817o.J. a 6;50 Weather 6o55 Sporto . 11·1: 11 APARTM£iiTs, Gravel IIlli, Mid- 9:00 stu. T11Qe · 9:30 Down tho Road JO:OQ· CliJ Detecli•a, . to:30 1 LlljJ 1:.1..,. 11:00 Newo 11:05 Weather 11:10 Sporta · 11:15 JiloUow 1'ha1 Man 11:45 Sign OH 2;00 FRIPA' December HI, 195e Dear Si1·· All group~ ltncrestcd in highway flllfely look towartl the comlf\1 Christmas-New Year holidays more with appre hension than with joY,o.w anticipation. ThlJ is b~ cause they artl more acutely awu.re than the gcnernl public of ~he thread of tragedy woven through the mcrrymuking. (2) No m&ltt.>r how fit you feel after a hol1dny party, have a cup Foettr DuUe1 .aid I'ICiefttly he ~·ould wei• or conee or other stlmulatlna non· clrlU.Iom, but ht addld that Amerlaan-ltyle poll• alcoltolic beverage befort motor--d~ 111eot OA the adm.lnllt.ratJon'l conduct IJJi hom e Co (fl'e is on "alertaes!:l" · It- ....., certain that the Democrat• will b~~eraMe and wheA yuu taken as ..ental)' hlmtelt and at what they con· " une ror th~J Rolld" wlll help you drive mo:·e sa fl'ly. ill tile admlnlltratloft'a torelp I!I'OfTam. NCeatly when. -eutor John Spe,r1cman IEH. Ale· (3) Holid ay hosts and hosto:o~ses l!lemocmt• would IJOt allow ttt. R•pubUea.n national have a responsibility to tbell lUI chairman, IAourd w. Hall. or tht admlntetratlon IUI!Itl. It Is the duty of those . theJ could dii!C\IH in the campalp. who ah·e partl!'~ to use whatever aano.unted candidate tor the Dlimocr&ttc pNil• -1\'t&dJ ct1t,lailtd: thai State, departmeilt'a str1t1gcms are ncress1ry to preveot untlt guests trom driVina: on ~'-""'- lltu&tlan. and ttu ' t~ a pos.;;lhle acrldent. Nr4er Plli'Ol lft tht .,........ Slncer&ly )lour" P11lll F. Strlcok.er tlko Ito. Executive Vice Presld3D1 u .. 8:00 Sign On &~.· ~'ati~ 10:· -------""!',._,__. .,,. : 8:<58 SliD Q'\ , 4-:00 Dancel~ 5.00 Micke~ •.lloUIJ 6' 1~ Watch the· B0.4lo 6:00• 01'1!11· ..... 6 :30 Blake or~ Scotland Yarcj} 6'45 St!otlll/11 'I!' ~ 'Joday S•ucl Inherited P.ud 1 Klng Saud of Saudi Arabia inherited from hls father, Ibn Saud, a fuetl• wit-h Jordln aad lnq. Saud, Uke his father, ia bitter· ly opp01ed to a- recurrent proposal for a •·greater Syria" which would unite the blood·related. , royal house' of Jordan and Iraq Ill& GHf.ll~·· M. McCANN wttb Syria. Unl~ Pr•u Staff Corretpandenl1 Syria wants no part of any 10M& ·JqPif, KQIIoin'a trouble such union. · 01ir ~ ~~~ to take Jordan JDto. iM Baakdad Aliianoe 1a Lebanon, thollgh a member of j\11~ aQOtber of the crt.ea tbat 1 the Arab League, does not want bav8. lont: beaet the ANib coun- to be dominated by it and espec· 1 hilly it doca UJ•· . not want to be ·1~t 4Mb rtaUons are aup- drawn into a war with Israel. pulil to be united In the Arab The so-called Baghdad Pact Lea~.. Will a punishing blow to Arab unity, 11 a blow wure needed. ' Wben ·thal alUan(e wa11 for· Thill treaty for Middle Eastern med. on ¥arcb 22. UM~. U. seem-, defense against Communist at:rea e~ t~ ~a. I~P toward lhe yearJ· 1 mcnt was signed on Feb. 26 lut l'?fl4 ~~~ _o f Plq.·Arabism, whl· ! b'}tween Turkey nnd Iraq. cH wouli:L umte 5Q million people. Egypt and Saudi Arabia were ~~).+IJ.Jy the Arab countrie11 bitterly BRil:rY over this develop· • ~ by rivalries which have mont. It' hit at their own amhl preveJ\ted any real cooperation. Uon for 1\roh Joarlcr!hlp and It The, Ala~ Lu,ue member11 are put ·rurkcy, the most powerful ~pt. SauaJ Arabia, lraq, Syria, ut Middle Jo;astern nations, tnto W~n. Jondan. Yemen and an Influential po11ltJon. IJb~a. Since then Pakistan Iran and l}C?t.J/. EgxqL 'nd Sa:auli. , Arabia Great Britain have Jomed the ~!Uf;l~ ~~ tn tie dnm1nA.Dt In the aJ.Uance and the United Stutes Arab ..~· baa associated itself with it. Gm:y ){.OOlfll 10:30 Artbur Godfrey 11 :30 Strike n ruct 12:00 Valiant.,..Lady 12.·1" L , I L'l v ove o 1 a 12:80 Search for Tomorro-.. i2:45 The G•tdlng Lil!ht 1:00 Katie'• Kitchen 1:30 Welcome Travelera 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 32:_·3000 Hollseparty ' The BIJ Payoll ~-.' ooso Bc>h Crosby Show .. Bl;lghter Day 4: !5 Tb.e s--t St ""... ..... . ..,0 On Your orm Accoqnt 5:00 Gene Autl'y·R~y.. Ropr-t 6:00, Lucky 8 Ranch 6:30 YolU' Esso R~ erast autumn. ' ~e.tn ~~~nces ·¥a~ln~ - 8:00;. ~Itt & Scruggs ~ Sports Ejoe . ~- ..,...~. Pjc!llro, ""'· ~~"'"~ ,.. r.a,u Ho Mary Ford ,Be be .g-., ;r.:,_· .. ,. Fiction Theatre Qulrto be Jr>tltuJ!e: that It doe• DeiOl\'•. aodi bY its. dWI.I revolution : ' · bv ~'!!!! Pin~~ Lee , !IAwdy Dood1 ~ I: I· Cam!ra 1Qpes ~ 1 School · b.n Parade .. lhd,aa,tru... ., or~.-: "':tl":' .~ tftlf I II'· tl'!!IJ ,¥• ltl! Lilt Tbe truth Ls, or course, tha t weather can neve11 be taken for 'Tanted . Metero~ogJeal changes arc one o(r the oommon experiences of maDitind. U tber~ 18 nothing orl· ginal· to be said about· weather, It Is a topic f)( convel-sation in whlch all can join. · t.her,-,out .Neat •nd Jan Carr Present a:w· , · . ]j ter'.rcold. and _.ummer's beat, what ~out· fhe inhllbltants of Los Angela and Miami, who bout without end of tn.e virtues or an unfailing br~e? .' ....,an~ Ernte Show t:.SO fJtanncll3, . WEI>NESDAY fo-r 8e11uty ;OO_ WHT N Channel3 &:ilo coffee Time ~.,'I ~Ua1ic fant.i~ ~e. IQVey wrl,es tJOems Tod~yi/JNUDA~ 10:00 DlJ!I Done !leh!Jol •J)O feelij:. tbe wens· TV Cb,arut.ell . tleciina: .. TELEV.ISI.ON .GUIDE -~··· . . ., ' ;~,·,,;;;}; AJ~-~~~pN .,' ' t• . .· ... :'' ". .- DAILY! OF HAMILTON, IULOVA, El,.tiJH l!!ld IL'-I~QIS WATCHE§ JV~NING$'TIL ?;00 PM 'TIL qfi1RJ$TMAI •t• wtU Oae )et~er :-Pic•_,n~•nd, $200 Diamofld pf J~A7 R~~rs . Be Given Awdy •lmp1y . . . , tor- the three L'li. X lor' trophlll, the leAftl\. u'd, lllach dl:)l Ui• coclri iitt;ti~ 6 P.M. .;.:;··iii SJEWELR Y'"'' ~nfidence Is J••tified '. �Ohio •• · Chart~r 1Q tte Applied fo_r ~ ~ub (tac;t, f'tthl'an !isters' . . ' ~ MIDIQPOR'f SO<JETY ...,.,.. PbliiJr."?'i-OJ,. .._'L . . '. .•.>olt!-' ~ ~+ :~t"fl! !~~~~~~-~t!!~tS't:~ :~:~~~~~~s.~ave .-:nn.lfUII V. ~. lpouored by the Golden Rille ter, Cu.b. M!ilf.er, or ~ U1J1tan~ J' Cl.aa• Q.f the Fint 'Bapti.IJt Chur. :f•'W. C•l. AfF llr C"b Scoutl eb. planned to lPPb fpr thel~ ia a.u lnclutlve. Tbe P11t Cbiefl eharter when th!!Y met Tuelday 1 • lo'ivc to- eitht el.ubl ar-e In eat~ ~p., Temal•. ovl!ll!v.; Witb Nel.lon Leaeb. \ Den llld the Den mtttb~ •n~ btd t~ir atutual FJet' ~prcaentatly~ tn ebl.r*• tlldr aniitants are: Dt!n 1, l4f,l. atid elet:Uon of ot t e Meetlfll at t~e ehurc~ J'o~ Willpn, Jr., Mrli. Oelbertl YI~JS they met lilt. ~ilton Hqo!l, chairman of the Becklr: Defl, 2, ~i. ft. R. Pic:k• .)p. Jo.bn Meyer· Pack CommittQe, intr_o'tluced MI-. ens, u~ilrotanl to til! named l&~er; ;)' u_!9cw ane: •;~;~~~ ~ach, wllo ahoWed a t.llm strJp Del'} 3~' M...C. frijlton Hood, Mr,, n.ll~111 _, IHowin, tbe Achievement pln ClJiford. Stu'Jibo; .; De.n • 4, liN. Wqton I I tt:~e r~lationsblp between D~,:~t ~eJ.Iace, . Mrs . . Hal'JeY,: ttte ~oys and parents in thi&· or. Swl1bli; Deh: &, M#,.' Jack ~tter· "llf:tL~}l· fleld1 Mq . .yt. a, ·~- ·, · ,' ~ • e next Paek meetl~g wi~ be ~- · Be,v. Gl.aieht,;~~l · E. ' Hoy(~ ~1: ·.~&pl.IB!f' 23 at the Baptist ~tiure~ 1pai~O~. of tbe : Bapti,&t c.)lur"th1 or. ~rents and Cub Sca\lta, and 1 a:ave lh, llP,o~~ . and cloai~ •;l/. anyl .li~y '!'ho is lnt~>..resied lDJ praf~S at ~tie f119eting 1)1esda)l • ,16ru.qj' lpiY get _an app\leatlon night; · ..,,lilA. Varney ud ~~ brotber, l.aJY1 . He h.u a tblrty 4aJ le•v• iA th£ s...... Cpl. Cllarll!ll Jhr.ri,l, Fort KnDx, Ky., W-~&1 l Wt$JII.ad ~ qf hb pareJrt1, IIW. 10d Mo. Joe \l:orri1 and famJJ)'. Ill llu ~Jlt relurDed, frqm rort Polk, ~' Whete he too'k part in Operation Sap· btul.b. Mr and Mrs. Richard Chambfl's tOOl!. ¥lN Dailie Salllld•r. to Cql· wnbWI Monday evealar l!U!r s;be had received word of the tratic deatb of her YOUJller brotb« Lou . Mr.s. 0. P. Kleilt has r4furned h.ome from the Muon Cli.nie where the had b~D. a medical 'ltieDl for the put four weeb. J#•· tne~Jum. MN. el!lllmlt.&ee. M:u:. . and Mrs. c, F. Jo4ew\I_D.Ih . _. , ' 'OUriaw tt,e buail!f*.. ~:aeelill& wai aDDO~netfd ·t:IW'at: tltill: ~f meetin& wou~d be at 1\< 1.-. ibe. l'lnme o! M.u. Philip Melnbar:t. ·or ., . , •' ,,..,. ..,_ ;,. Shakespeare Cluh Feted At 11'-fwid ' . ~~":t~~·u:!:~ ~ ' ,, . . ·.' . . .. . . . . Dol!'•· "'n· TomW"' A!' ''' ·Residence With .Annual Ch•is._P.rty J«tfVed :~n::..,·~d"':.~':;' 111 .~e"_,. ,~,. · . by Mayer,. HAPPY . HOLIDAY$ Mr. snd llr.l. Earl W.U., 11'111 luve tlW att.JWOa tor Calettoni.;a where t'hey will 1pl'll&t U. boli· 1 days wilh l~lr pare::nts. ~bet Bol in. Atrod, and Hart"} Bolin.. Mansfield, W*"' •Wtebftd ...... ol llld<..~Q}·IP: aod Wtrr, Hr. and Hn . .H. I , ft.uJt.el~ and vt.ited: wltb- Alkrt. Botln, wJao " a aurJl£1L pattwqt at the HOUSE SLIPPERS for Columb.u wlleee 'tiJt: will vlllt Mr. and Mrt. W. &. Be:a:of. M·Sxt. Joe ·clark, W bu .spef\t tbe put four yem-1 IWI!!n.PS, l!i ' villtlll& bill pareab, lfr. ·and_ lin. I· the Shoe-Box THEM y- H""'!IOoPUaJ. . Mt~ 1. 11ft M<ber ..,_ !l.l""*f === ~s. ~~ ~ tioetd at J'raDklWt, Ghm.uy, • · ri¥ed ~,. motniJII to -.rprlte Jib p~realt, Mr. wl lin. Jtted Clarence ClM.k- aDd reporting in · l:tefore · Mid41et>ort. Ohio HR. MrS. J . B.' Elberfeld adi.sted by I woo ~:. lt(¥s S,iti. ~- L. Eiber· ri\U de~atliODII w«a ~ Mrs. ~- ~· Downie detigbt1ulty 1~eld, et~~-tl)ree Y,ll;t{'l , )'oul'l~ ttli'oU&taout the · Ma~er, -w;pe,' I en,ertained the Shakespeare club was t!q! . tctompa$~· !br. gr.ouq if ln11t week at her home, MWbi~ ai~,; ot ', their fitYoplt;a .Chrlstr Ave. · ~ne . ·and appr<mflate mU ·Citols. · . · . Chrts~a_s dccorat!ora W4H!· ued· De~0\!.1 · refr'.~h~ il'l; ' - ~out the hcnne. 1 kMPlnl· ·. ·'. : Mlfi• ';· ~n~a · I .1 . MtNS'rHl CAST CIALLI!O Bradford ~faag, direclor ·q(l)e w,\tll the ChfJ.S..ttUII se~r S'-!taflo.,e:r. Min~trel, bns ask~ the sOb W~ ~l'P(«td b}( · tbo; ' hflil,tcs,e:~ entir.e e~t to be pr&~ent .f?fi:Dec . Seitz, secretary, aAisted:. by Mrs.• ·'ttl,· "Qa~r, to 21 at 7:80. a.t tha K. or~· ~.11·• ttfia. read..the miDUtes of the J..t Dill@ ll!Jmbe• . ~ilt ftlUT fiue,tsl east' arf!' baVJ.DJ "a abort C~ meeU~g and e~h member z.e., Mr,f.":G!Iair ~•• ¥rs. Joe. 'fhore4 reee.., but wUl start their.:~ • \ sponded to the roJl call with ~ .Jtia&. cttira Garland and BillY · Pl'!lCtlce. 'tueadU. · · 1 favorife. Chr1&tmas redpe whlcb Downie. . --:-::-:: ' ::-:c::-:cc:::=-c was ,. ~tten on a home . made., Oiltl Were exchana:ed a~ miu:ly APPRO.RIAT& ·' ·, ChrJS~.as card. Th.~se, , in t~aa ~ · w.~ )u:ougbt for thA ·G.Ir18 B1 8 PIDS M ch u~ were dtstrlbuted to the memberll 1n•us~a1 · "'-'-.t.1 ot · n .1c1·-" ' •e.' · · ~ It_ · ,.,, · i ...,..~Jl'~· · ·- them. . "~~· E~~~kGir,J.and, '"'""" ~ p~aitJentl ~ or Big l!apuls Llks lodae ":..ui~ or gttcst requestw& ·' Jt.:ach member told or ChrJstm.as , annotilieed ~ , J4Q.'uary m~etln~ ed Yictor F. Spathelf, pr....,-1\t il. eustO)JlS, fqods and Iea;endl of at· whlcb'.t®e ·· aJt(ij~s fr~ . ihl ot ·Fe~rii ,Instltute, with a,. p~ at o~h~ _Ianda, wh~ch were both in· hUnd. ,kl.sl:hiutlon ;.' at coiUmbu's a bilnq~et honorin& . the . ~'• ~esti~ and enjoyable. Mfq will }>e St;tld. · {QOt_baU team for it~ ·succeiWL •1 Ethel GarJ~nd candueted : ' ~· ,n I ~:-~n?2!fi8QJL._:.__ :' ·- -,, ··-t· GIFTS From BAKER ' q.r~tmas . ~J..,.fl~ contest · whj ch Reelectefl Prexy (H Jf)F; >: .J.l"'' L.: * LIVING ROOM ~ SUITE . *BEDROOM SUITE '' :BLOUSES DRESSES JACKETS SWEAT-li:RS HOSI·ERY 1...11:--JGERIE SCARFS muth • Co. ';;~, J') ~:j) d '·"' ' Poln~fov, Lamps Picture• aisL•ted girt. wt 'l'itl> During · session· plans were made for taking care ot the alter duri.ng:ttre month · of Januaf1" ·Ot-tl.di: . offleers eleCted we11e )I~ D\f~ flarker, vlcq president.; · A(n&. AAtllne J..ucke, ~~~ .. JM~i B~ secr:e.tacy. and . treasur.en Mr.lll I": Condon Shop • . _consi~tin~tt o:r· ql.liz ~arnu, an~ pr_l!:· es w.eret awarded• to Mr,, Vetaon. Howell and Mrs. Glen Smi\h. M:ts. ·lbqfnaa, th8, t:1tchtll o( l t\e ~ ~ pr'bs!!ntl!d each member *itli ' a Smit~. ''·ITEMs SHE WILL •I>G\I"E TO RECEIVE ,, ' •. . Uqq AND MANY O'PHER Chairs. ' . . . . / ' ., w~g· 8~~-pi'!:r a·:!·~ THE HOME OF FOR THE HOME I su. ESTII S· At The tlnit¢.M~thtHlin Furniture t' ,GIFT Ohlo · Dey HyJell 1 Webster Sr., Mrs. DwiJM and Mrs. Ger· ald W:Jld~l1UUtb. \f&.r~ named to plan the programs for the coming I ,. year. r;nJ "ll' Ill ' liGI ,, .. "' EMBARIIA$~1Nq ~HECK A dessert course was served by the hostesseJ Mn. P!!rk-.lr and• Mrs . .Smitb· with Mfl". Rqber_t l!forrris and ·Mrs. Theo Smith ·~tri­ 'btitlng ltostesses. The refreshment ,table' was attractive wilh hlce cover and centered with an arrang~ent of gold colnred Christ· mas balls in a crystal ccmtainer el]cil'i:led wilh holly whiuh also ~tended to the tapen in crystal holJ)ers on euher side. NaP.king were iO keepln,:- with Chrl'stm:a ~. , . .. ' ' ~N~R ' ...,..._ Do It Younell "ME'ASUU CHEST'' · - '"' 1¥ By J!vons - 50 II WWf! Faee Tape fU7 Value ,•.l«l~T\Q. tlOM $~U9 · ·· ·' . . .. •. . . . In A_ Pi&SiJi Cac, ..... · • llomlllloa "Eledrk: Everythi"!J Far The HUNTER .' liONS . . . . . . $7.95' " Ufelime Guarantee Re~. ~~ . " HOLD .ANtOUAL BORG SCALES • · · - " A7.9fond $10.9f"...: ·~ WRIST WAtCHES . .. M;9~ . . Rtv'-t;E Stf : ,,, Tbe Brotherhood of. Railway 'M.tJ~EGON, Mi~b.--At-, Ierst ttne Muskegon mpn >won't hide[,in· Carmen .. of 'Am~rica had . their Tuesday· eveniDI at the trunk f.!( his car 'next.tin;ut b~ wo'odmell's Hall with wants to '.'spy" on his wif-e. .Th" , pre.dd..l. j,.;.din, man had to ·his wlft~'s "'ai6when · the lo-ckfld.. She ll.bgrt l;lusin,~SJi meehp.a. ~ ...... . . .~t~·· · 11 Pie!!H ~9S mt'\tt:AsTER KI'P ... ~~51 8 Pe G~Mi4, CO<IA, ~~~~~~~,r~~;~~w~,~~'~·;·~ ~lessJna: the nieaJ~ ~.dt'iDI lh" ~RC~ tbe to ,th~ . .PGUo Pt~Bent R-V~U. Ul' ·{1~.~Q • ' ' Mirrors * SMOKERS * TABLES *LUGGAGE * FRIGIDAIRE WASHER , DRYER RANGE REFRIGERATOR, Wild ilut ~Si!flu»!'*"~~ $9.98 KOLS.TI-R . . . . : . . . . . . $7 ,~ I . SUDS . . . . . . . .... · $4. ~ . . . $i~le G..UN (1 HQ!;$1ER ... . .. -4 $12.~' S.,., ' .... $$:45 $:1!-~5 • $b.9S \v7~KfftTQll ~-:'~1-~ow$~9& . ~ . Offlcfal . · · Compl~ :J! .ASKEitMLL..& GOAL ... $4.'JI . .-~ ' ' ~ EleetrtO l Complete Stat:mts ,~~MfijDzlO .. . . ..... $.Ut ~ ., lo ~"'"" ' * Hoover Sweeper * Coblneta • * CardTobl11 * foodMixen • • •• ..'. • * Tooat~r• * l!fctrlc Frytn * Anci ·Mony Ot~er ' Gift Sut~eltion• · ' At ... STORE HOI,Jij,', .r Your C•nvtrtll...~ ... 9AMto9PM ... ·. ' ' 'S KLn-4 ·Ohio !IIDdJ ~ ..... • U llltl! G- . . . . f5UI ¥f fntll Boyt ..... M7.NO· llld! ~ .... . lll!l ........ . S~ssSjfel It Ia requ..tld _that all Lay-Aw1yu (1,· picked up at once,unl111 orronglml!l._ Ofl Un~~:C,rl~tmos ~b«AJU.. . """ . , ,. . . 98c up SJC",(L.TS . . . . . . . • and up NOTICE mode otherwltl., AIIJ!!l~~l!lnled WMeJW ware ;, - ., . ..... ' . .. $19.95 IIICATWARE, 24 pc set .. $5A!l ELE~T~K; lROM $.14.9S A • Fl J:JoneJqnd m~•.can yer 'fA4lNS and A~J$S9RIJS . mlr,y.'roys:.... Th\~erTor• . ... .· , , ... ••·any Otk.-r . ., Toys .· ' STEAM IRON ... , . . . $17.95 suN!EAM . · sr;~ I.JOM ........ $17.95 wl!m!!.GNous• .' ···· ·· ···· ELECTIUC IRON .... . , ., $8.95 2- BIG ·STOR ... ' ,I ~ lttell ~ ..•.. G. E. Ttt...C,Y4;LIS OthvB!¥- . . · · · · •· · · ·· · · ·· CHJILDS TRA~._Q..IKI .. IS ..tO ~SIRVE YOU- 2 •• • • &HARDW" (f. _PICKENS PA "W_HERE THR.IFTY • 0 • PQbUR01, o;1;9 ·- • • . ., . , �•• n,. Dally ... .. • Gifts For Athens • I State Hosp;t(J Given By Group The Daily Sentinel ..-/ • ' ...,. - ~~· Girt• were brot~~bt for the ' ~t· hens State Hoapital, Monday evenlni when 1beodonts Counc:.U Daulbters of America met ia regular ae.nion at tbe IOOF Hall. , ~-' J Pomeroy Church OIChrist Sunday School Presents Christmas Program Sunday Eve. .. The carol ''Joy to the World" by the congregation and prayer by Rev. Donald Seevers op,eaed tbe program alter which the foll-ow. lng ~~citalions w~re g~veJ. : ." W~I · come , Mark Edd1e Sm1th; 'Lets all be Happy", Donna Jean Smith; "Greetlngt" Da~ld Mlc:haeli '1 Do Try Hard", Nell Colmer: "CbrJ.st. . mas Tles", Sbella Ohlln&er. "Make Him Glad", Sharon Free Peggy man; "Happy Birthday", J o Bower.11; "Baby Jeaua" Barbara Smith: "Gilts" _Nancy Vanlnwagen and "I Know", Althlll' Law11en A "Cbrlltmu Hymn" ~as maa", J-oan Hewth.oa; "The Greatest Gift of All", Janet Smltb; "A Great Bllt Tbougbt", Barbara Kennedy; "Cbrlatmu Ia Happy", Judy Hewetlon; "Li1ht Or the World", Connie Freeman; "The New sweet Stoey", Billie Sue Lawsun and "Why", M.erle OhUn· ger and Danny BowerJ. I Buy ·Holsum Followlnl a tong "Cbri1bnu Lu!labye" by the bta1nnen and primary department,, the offering wa.s taken by the uahera; Nancy Hatcber and Gale La1n0n; atter whitb the 'unior 4ep1rimeat pre· atnted a candlelight urvice: wUh Don Smith aad Michael Oblinger the llsht bearera. tn tl\e tlbleau, Mary wu portr.ayod by _WUma Ohlinger: Joaerh by Bill Woodard and the three Wlsemen Were Merle Ohlinger, Danny Bowera . and Bryce Smith, Rev. Seever1 read the csripture from the pulpit and Mrs. Edward Venoy, the narrator, stood In the roar of the church. Gary Freeman and Georae Smith. gave the candela to the au· dlence and ahlo lighted the eandle for the one aitting in the end of the ~ '' \HowToCh~A . ............... _"' I wbo 1011 htr • .......... "IIIIW!ot!OIL ..Ill. ~of...... ~~e ,. 111t a!lk~ «l!io J111. ' m..UJII. . • . IIIIJ ,,., .so.•t """' look • lllw Mool Chrt.l,... tr... composed ol a potlud< Amonc tbe home who In turn o.-....,, ' ( ,f\. \ program. Others partidpatlng in ._.. '~ the program were Kenton Jeffers. Donald Seevers Jr., David Eskew, Ronnit Reynolds and Sharon Hy sell Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs. Elwood Bowers were in charge of tbe costumes. MEETS The Mason Pareata-Teachera Association will meet on Tuesday evening at the Mason Elementary 'School. A apecJal Chrlltmaa program will be presented at that tJme. The meeting wlll be· etu at 7:3{} p.m. ••• and me. biper " THIS PHOlO SIQUINCI abowla .tut of. the pUot; .UOD Nfl ~~ - ~ . I'~,WaA ~~r interceptor a.t Edwarrte Air Fo~ BaN. CAll!. Tile front aeetjon ,of tl:Jf p~ li at~ to the CI:'Dvatr rocket eled fur tutl at 2110 to 760 rnp~. The !'pilot" .. a dU~)"o '!Yith 'Qotayalr eRJ'In~tr. Qil'\1 hll'h-.speed cameral to llow movement enUugh to ~e evel!\0t hl nJt th11t' tlaPPimL dl"•~tiontUSmuutphuta.) ·- --- . ,. Fir$1- Presbyter.fatl'~hur~h'.Vomen's Group Has Christmas Party Tu~sdoy Evening - . ' ' . Thr Christmas p_ aiot$'ot'Gr0up 1 of the Women's Al~iatlon or 00 at the coffee ~crvice. 4Ji ltrln.aement of Santa Claus the First Pres~ytetla!'J. · ·C.,.,ureb' his alellh .was us-.td on the and was held .lit 'tbe hOme of Miss .t~an Lama Tuesday evening. Holt4ay t1iniDR table ind sandwichM, 11alad decoJ.ationa were used tliro~out eoflei! were served to Mrs. Everett the Lama h.ome ·and tbe glfu fer BAchne;r, Mrs. Lowell Probasco, exchange were , .plaeec:t u~Hier :. a Mni . Haptoll3tul1, Mrs. Lewl1 H. ., M'n1. Wallace, Mrs. William lighted Christmas.· lll•irls, .Mr.;.- Gale HyKell , Mrs. Farie Erlewine, Mrs. · . OOflald Lowery, M1·s. Mta. James Sulli· FORALL THE FAMILY A Rus- ·Mrs. Gregg and OPEN ornament. lllbt.l, ud • aoya, Theoe laelude·lbe Shorlleal, S(IEN(E IN YOUR UFE . parrot. ·~---- .. -·--·- ·---·--··---- caLaaRtTY · , . CELERY ~ bunches 25c farmyard Fever ·.~, t• U1 ohApe, lo111oua lor ~aHery · Our 'W6n.derlu1 heed 1lcul on •P~I~. nti D .~ laa4 11'0W11-A Cbriltmu must Cr&py lresi>-JRmbo Pos..l -........L~·~ . • SWHt ftavor.......... olden .,.-row · ·4 ll~s 29c BANANAS __ ........ to ptrlectlon. Jy Toill Todd 1 lr!. 1urq11oiM. DOYf, ~ O%'CJIN·· ·$iaellalo ZO. ~ ' . ' with lurkey--omen red berriel . llll.lllfomlly 6 lo II pound lb57c Layer Cake ea 98c · • . ' I _:~!~~· ' •' ' p!' . ........ ~ _ tb~ tedora~iA . OYSTERS can 85c ' ·· \ Jl'llled with fl1vor ; · · .1 . ·.. :·-. • · •.. , ' Mony Other Items Throughout . . Cr~am Cheese ..... STIFFLER'S ' ' ~ ~z ' ' ' BE SURE TO VISiTS TIFFLER'S •$om~tlti~g He Can Wiarl . ! ... ,, ' ·~UITS SU PER_: T0 Y LA N·[).: ' 01\:fhe M ain Floor :Toys :Wheel Goods· atSIIFFLE ' SPORT COATS . HAT.S - SHIRTS -, '\ ·, _-, . . .. >' ' ,,_ ,_ SWEATERs · .SOCKS .,:J. -IIOBgs --' · SLACKS - --BELTS· PMAMAS :. sUn..;.., seldles.s -.. Rich .en.r fl•.v or · ' • , . . ·, ,.., ~at mlljlut. C_brllltn\•~ tift-All I'OPUIIIr llr,.ntls . (;itarettea ....... corton $1'.9,.. Stuff¥cl' Olives . . . . ' ' Smuc- Olt PuhiOMd Straw.,...ry Preserve• .-12 ~· !jJIJ?'c . Angel.~ake Mix . I . lvans Gofdtft •lch-Y•nUie , ' EggJ~og , ' cii~· .:_ Yllower'-(;Md N' .l'low ; i!o~l-lltlek or rtn ., Spices for tlie .,, • "< .. . . - ..~ 9411 179c Ice C . .ream ... .....•• ' .. ~ ..... :·.. flk!l53~: ' .. ' · . ·. . •••lnl ·C IICiltl: _- . Toaly Binl~~eye Frootn Foods Frozen fresb--mokes an exeeliehl deosen for yvw Chrllilmaa IelSt- ' ' _Spring Hill .,.... Jmp_erilll A' lioiMay Season musl- .. lb45c . CANNED HAM .. 41b can $3.39 Plllabo,.Y.,.,~ C..CkOf'-SWII!•ci<t!'•f ·• 141.7Sa. • 'huthem St1r ,,,.. ... and ,......_........: tqty·. Heint-Pfl!.; : . . : . . :.. J>bd, Maid Caffee . 31b ~~o, $i.19 • PI -·""d' ,. . , ' ' ,,L~'" ., ·1. 55.~ u ... :tt~n~ 1ng :·· . ...:.r, .,~:-. .--· BILLFOLDS . '• Reriains ....... , . 15 os box 23c JJI:WI:LRY :,.· .SMITH , ~ • HAMS .... , .................... lb4Se Llloloy ~onill• ' Longhorn Cheese . . . . . . . lb 43c . \:. R1cl Anchor In Pomeroy HAM Whet• or •lrlng litlf-fr.l. ,.,tc pkg 37c Sfncpotlto'fi~.Jiow . lb45:.'' PORK ROAST , ... , .. .. .. .. . . . .. lb !Se FRU.ITCAK.E .·. 21bcake·$1.59 . ~·~hllodiolillllo lnnd lb47c Small Md le.,. Ctllt $f,le t'IIJ,ed ·wllli fruiii ud n1ii!'7Dixlb ·M~.;;..xeeUent Chrlolitw -gm ' .~ LINK SAUSAGE ....... , .... lib bo• 391\ Aooortod CO!'kf..........IIIIIO(m~fn olltl mli'C'I.Oit ' ' ' ·17 --' .• '' ., ' .. ,_..., ' I Sldnlooo ' Prl"'-tho<n . · · . , , . Golden Yoms . , .. . .' 303 con 25c ·~ ~ · 11p "XlaJISire~ U polllld lVI Fine for ....onfne the Rwol ' .; aOLL SAtlliAGl! .... , .. .. .. • .. • . IIi 2k Salt Rising> BREAD . _. , loaf·ZOe -, .. \ lo ' . ;· SLICED BACON ......... ._ • 1 Ill !ray 3k . ~ ,,, Lire• u . V o l - . ,·llldcory- - Brow.n 'N Serve lOLLS ... p~•ZPc ~~-- ·' DUCKS : ........ , .............. !bUt' Jwt hitat 1nc1 Nrve 'i .. AnHur Star; LOftl lttiM · PECAN . RoLL .. , ........ pan. 39c .. ' .•• .;; : .• :,:,,~ . _. -· FULLY COOKED Solid JtKke41 latrt Shndilnl CINNAMON ROLL pkg of6-l3c T~ with t~ ptc~fta .,,t -~ Truly rea<IY-Io·eat-Swllu Premium For Christmaa Breokfaat SPORT SHIRT . . . :~~{~~~:: $.~~ Chrllilm .. deeonled-laney lclDg, tender Fftkrated ChJJrch ··\'ciuth C:holr 'Hci~ .·.. . .. '.T.urkey Dinner ' ( world-EV4NS F F BRAND B"\KER.-Y TREATS SWEATERS ROBES PAJAMAS ·~ HOSIERY DRESSES BLANKETS • COATS SKIRTS PURSES BLOUSES * GLOVES * LINGERIE • SHEETS TOWELS GOWNS * JACKETS SHOES * SLIPPERS • TROUSERS SLIPS SHIRTS TIES * HANDKERCHIEFS OVERALLS * LAMPS · ·lit- ' . LETTUCE 2heads35c Red Anc'hor In Pomeroy juke ,A,rlbe fnM 1 - of they. o<irft . ,.....Rneot- Crlspy-grOen and lender ELBI GOLDEN YAMS~31bs39¢ 'T.ANGERINES 2doz md :C.RANBERRIESllbbas ~-·' ~~unches25c PARSLEY_ ...... .. FloriO Jrowa-zlpper skinued-fllled ""' - Adds color ~ MIHI tnd vtitt._l.. eclcher U ewer dwrt Wal' oDel n_. , .. · hcmeed by thi~telloucl daltle•; Uae uml¥e~ WUh appllqu" ot trollly ey~~IICIOI. You'll loft woabdoy, b•eclual 'll'l Lo~•l•l~'• Good c:O!totl brotldc:lotb lb<d do... it1 OWJ& lronlDf,_ • :oomes ---:Dol's llftl. Braaob.. abould IN plloblo ,IIJ thor and 9AMto9PM \., r pera loo.w. for tnet tbtt 1rilJ r;tahi tbeir aeedlu, 11"1 well tblpe!la4 hAve •trona branches ~ ltlfp(lft IQ kit eOtui.U of four room•, pJaybp~se 11ie,, wltb the materlala for mUlnJ upbolJtery, curtains, sliJ)covera and eurtaiM. Thtre even 18 I kit for the &irl who Warda to blend her own per· fum,e. Tb.e wort toya .for: bc?ys al'f ~~ as ·plentiful. Ther.e ale lh1oleUD\ ~YiDI kltli, plastic brick buildlua: .11eta, a llit with materlala- 'lind in structlons for m,aki.na- a. pair ol moccasinS. a methanic's tow-and fl:r.·it set, tool bo~OI complete Willi: saws, hammers and drills whicll work, &Ad lis usual the kits for making mO:<fel airplanes, trucks, batuuhlp 011 ocean liner. ·Even with aiJ :these work-and· plJy io)ts, t;me item porenniallJ lfllldl an othens in sales. It's the - ~errln, ' ldlehlpu. Thi)' 11107 baYO "He..,.1, " mld-oetoller, ~ _,.. .u lfleatl Cllr1ltJau tiw 11101 Ideal Toy,-which is the world's larprt manufacturer of dollS, said ~;I)OO.OCM)' Will' bi sold this yeat'about one for eYtJry girl under 14 lu the lied IOOtDI OL • , and I NortbwNI, .Milao or dol,!. ' il~i.~lhie~DioniiSitliveiri''iloi'i'li.iiii TO CHRISTMAS EVE Close 6 PM Sat., Dec. 24 nrie- ll'OWD frqJia trtiM e!OI:!I commonly U13d f_ OI' ettrt.tma. CID be laiDdled Whea p!~ doorSJ Ill~ lollaJo. al\oulcl' ,.ll tree1 are Seofuf., Red, White beallhJr ,..... u4 Ill• lt<if · d Au.trlan pine and Norway •pruee. have a lnaraat, true IY~ ADMINIITUIOI of thO Dean •an Ohio ~es about . •',:· -., Qvq 4tnm1UUCII adm~ 3.50,000. or tbtte trees eaeh year. odor• uoa ll Cltarlu J . ~w~ Jr.. In oddlllon lo lhlo nllllery'i""'• (•bovt), pnunuttd hvm aal.t:• IIO<t, SoUibOUWll Ohio bll na 11 1 - lllllalr iO a., tliot lilt 1tter rt~tlfni.Uua ut fl'red-. , tive varietla which are UJed lo- dOJConded dJreotly 11'0111 tile ....., a. tM. ~.allt for Cbrlatma trM. Dean without llriDI oomo o:rodll tlu !drs . FRENCH'& ENTERTAIN Mr. and ~1rs. Edwnrd French had a ·family holiday dinner SUn· day whf'n four generaUons of theit' family were pre.sent. Tbe guests were P.fr. and Mrs. Clyde French, son, Curtis and ·Miss Db'· le Stanley, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. French and grandchildren Mare and Luan and Mr. and Mh. W. atelllloa forater of Ohio Stata Unlvmtlty. Home erown trou senerally haven't bee~ cut u loaJ 11 those •hipped hi fl'om othM" areu, Dem 81)'8. ColllteQ.Utntly, their nHdln Ire lJlore likely to be frea:h arid green and Je41 I,Pl to r;.batter. At t.be c:OMbuloa· "Silent Night." The invitational bymn "Softly and TPnderly" concluded the MASON PTA r. _ , . Ia ObJo, odvl.., Mrs. Donley Reibel, aaaoc:late councU~>r presided over tbe meet. lng. Mi11 Erns Jesse Wll The chOir kloai tbe nt.IDIJon When bu,m, • Cbrutma. tree are dlrfJcuJt t.o .,_ n.... ' Big Changmlu Hog Market Is Outlook For '56 I · Christmas Tree ~..~~ .:' l(rl. aa;. Donald Seevers , Mn. Edward Venoy, Brenda Slraull&, Nancy Hat cher, Galt' I..aw~>on , Wilma Ohlinpresented by tb!' beJinn~n and ger, BiU Woodard and Jimmy Anprlmary departmenl8 aft3l' wblch drews san~o: "The Light or the 1everal recitations were aiven In· World i ~ Je s u~" with Mrs. Venoy cludlna: "Conlf.le!'lted Christmas" tbe .soloist in the lut 11tanza, "0!'1 Bryce Smltb; "A Merry Cbri!t· Little Town of BethJehem" and Tht' beginners, primary and junior department& of the Pome· roy Church of Christ presented a Christmas program at the chunh, Sunday evening. b 1 others. ' f~··~ ' . :· I • ' .l l: ' you of ond ... hew '"' you...n • •lncer• Merry STRAWBERR·IES pkg29c t.lr411t* GREEN PEAS . . ,,, ___ Z pkge 39c . i II- . ' · ·• BROCCOLI SPEARs . . . pkg l9c 81rdiiJII · ' 1 ·, Fordhook LIMA 8EANS . pkt 27c �•.. ---~ YOUNG LYNN, 1bt1.-At U, TM Dally ..... - ""' Ill'..... ~ll\:'11 ·;:r.rb ··~ aood .-..-. .. ..,.__ bu.Udlllll 4ir Mayor- eleet b~mu P. CO.Un, lr., it tlle younr;est JNP ·Jo ~ beeoml eblef executive La tbis ci(y't 1M yur - - ao4 ... .. - · l i c k 4or I 1000 •Pla 2 pUODI of water; ~o::.•• m01e thu 4 plloAJ, M! oloo s-IU<o boat - ' ..,_ ~11>11¥ -~~==· n..,- .... b............. Jd bo woll dl ud prOYide aboqt ., 111-. ... tles ot i.-tab opulq ,_ .. wbirh w1nu tbl '" aad lDcreut1 ZO.O sq tJAre ftet of .Dool' ..ul i1..1 molfturt holdl.q C'INCity. Fana may be l~t.~talled Ia a tollWbu tAe warm air tGuc.bea told venieat wJndQw or atat tM Wl· Wllla aad et.i.Uap tbt moilt~P"e lD lnf 12-veJ, the enilJMtr alllliM,. it condeans, ~ d,ubp bUild· Thb blps teep UNm IWQ rrGiil inc• and btd:dlii.C ud Utter. dlllt dlrt llld plmaJa. Aal{l a rell v~ll.,ted buildJnt tbe duet utended to within t5' or warm , mol't air II cin~p 9\lf. and iDebts of tb.e noD!' wm hflp ·Pt 1Q9Vt Ute e~er air ud -~rb9~ l'OO}, dry alr llltrot~P,t Ia. An electric farJ often un be used to dtox.Jde near ·the noor level. · • NEW BRITAIN', Coon.-.\ aweet youna: thina who tel•pbonf41. a newspaper to ask a footbaJL wore was told it wu 7--0 •' the hal!. halt?" ••t HJ!>9~1NJS ~OST SHIIP HAZEN, ·N. 0.-Ma~be LltUe NORJI PU,T!'!=. N•b.-The Lin· Bo Peep didn't hillve ' Jt. 10 bad CtJln County Tribune editors an - after all. Jacob B_eru; reported 'bey pla~ to do away tba& 76 bead o1 sbeep '"'fiiiV-1; htadUne~ -&O they'll ban~ recently had strayed from his farm here. sp~e .......... oWo pound d.li~ CIOW ~ITIRA~-MI~I!ID 1!9 lo I Uv• venUlltlou b history. Stu~..asked, ''W hl~b. . <lb IIIlo loll. . ._ for local items in the ae;wa.paper. The Perfecf ' ' TYP~WRITE~S .fQRTA8LE$- ANY MA~E ' STANDARD RQYAL GIFT l\epu~can P;my Qtflds . ArfaltWed W"1!Rill!4ax <\!Il-l'~ -::: IOJ!WI/I&IIId S~pelle• ~it~~r H, ~bersbqch .... ...... · . .. .... For The Gift Of A Life Time, Buy Her A New Singer . WedneSday on ch'ari'es of an. al- leged · polltltal shakedoOWn. They are Charles E. Myers of Lay Away C. NQw Fpr Chr-istmas Delivery My- attorney. . ·. Adding Mochlnes . .r-.~111J'e18! 0. UP-!1')1'0 F,lr· Dauer. Lancaster Wllb A V~u Guorantee · BUY WHERE YOU GET SERVICE AT THE IIBEIISBACH HAltDWARE . field County Repub11tan party 'pders will be ~rrlif'ned bere Baltimore, Ohio, and Willlam ... .,. . - COL!Jioi~Ull, .B~Io¥1! ers C,ouoty GOP Central Commltteemap., and Dag11er, GOP ExecuAWOL SAILOR HELD tive Commltteeman, are charged with bribery and copspir11cy. ¥onald Spires, 19, Danvm~. In a report b;v. the federal grand was apprchrndcd by the Meigs jury, they are accused of offerin~ (-larry R. JobMnn, B~~ il, t~c\r County Slwrlff'!j office, Satur· day , on the ch-nrge 9! belng Johnson's cs.Ddldacy AWOL from his Norfolk, Va., for Ba.sll poslmaster in return for navy base He is being held In supPort or the county i<~il a "poliUcal N ntrlbutlon ·• FIATHER PROB~IM BOSTON-While coll~cting dO· nationg, in Boston's nnnual Red l>,eather Campaign, Mn Ro.,e Feat ht>r had trouble convlncinu peo- ple th at that really ls h ~r name. PROBLEM WITHIN PROBLUM · als (•omplalned · the · ttc~tl·d Hll "lntolenlilr> m!'ltnrl~t~ jam" whun HOLZER HOSPITAL Arln,Hll·d Thursday: Mrs. ~orma Li8lr>. S.vr:.~cuse; Bilhe Jqe MOO~tlli­ pnu~h. Middlt'porl; Mrs. Jessie End~. :'lli,ldl l•purt. Ji'J'id.JV n,I~CO{' Srruusc, Wast Slll'V'~V lrafric v. ••r" "'"'''1'Hl about their driving. DOOR DETAI~ LAFAYETTE, Jnd.-ln answer to quc..,.tions as to what they did witfl their time. Lhe l'urdue Uni vcrsity police for~t' •·rporlt•d thllY answt!rl.'d 27 rail.!! during October to cpcn d oon for lhMc whn for!{ot kt>ys. TIMI OUT EAST HAVEN, Conn -Police rtt~hed to 11 woudt•d 111' ('11 wh~>n •hey- rm•elvrd n•porh that l h(' uf was lyi nl( 11 lll~n ' ,, ""'' •....· ,. :0. • ' ., . ! ,, "T" • ' . .... DUP. POUN~ WALLET EXCAVAT.• Q OGDEN, Utah-- An uni~ei\Uhed man r~n v th" doo~hciJ of Mn i-11 rbrrt Swan1•r t~nd fetl!l1!-e.G a Wlllicl ron laining $50 and .a rdi- ron ... ·~ V(•r 's lict'n''' h1•r husbRnd haa lri •; t a Y~'1lr hl'ri Jri' lf., "ll..dl ·- 1• fotmrl durmg excava!lo'O ' of 1 ' .,,... . .: •. 'fii•· dtJIA.ontnwn ~tl'eet. TWINS AGAIN ALLEGAN. Mich.-\\f, and lfra. LaFayett(' !'tt1rl1 of n!!ar~y Wa': land wer en't exp(•cl im! "''1'11\f. but th ey 1\' Nt' n't sul' pl'i sf'd ~hen the new lll'l·iv.d tu rned out to hl' n dn~ ­ ble f~;altlrl• . It was Mr.~ . .St u c ~'8 third set rlf twins In 10 years. ELECTION BY GUESS BlNGtiA~l "qod~" PHONE 197 CoJumiJi :1, W. Va. OMAHA- A crew making e d ud v of traft1c probl ems in the Omaha mclrnpollton area hed tu cease part of the su rvey wh rn it !)pcame a !raffle proh\cm iltilM ~ nd quiucd 25.;.t-fo, Court St Atllens Pho11• 31170 · CANYON, U t ~h- John Tan.u nro won a lie In orlmary cloction for elty c~oell by out gtu·g~m/o! hi ~ uppont:pl A.Hked In ~ru It' tlw t ie, Jud(e Mar •In M. I.a r~n n plnced 11 carcl ~·· t,.. .. !be r.:fl'rHlnJl next to a ~: h otg1,1n Po- twp11n Jla f.l<'~ M nn Old Trsto~811;1 llee round lhu body belonged to 1:1 @nd T~tn cr ~~n ~'n"'" r loses1 iR Ured hqn1er " la~ina a nap.'' al ng the right pl.l, I i . .. . . .: ' ,. ~ a . TOYS . ' . .' pt85c: lb4k -' >"..... Golden brown, ready to . . . . . 6 I ' AND MANY GIFTS to4o. 300 FOR •. f\L~ T"E lTQP- Into .· ' - 2 No383cns 23c · .. . . . CHRISlfA~S ' tasty pies. ' fM"'' c:on~ert TREE DICORATION$ :-$AVEAT .,·.. - .,\ ., lb· 09?#i' l"l ...,•. :(·:j 'ff ' ,· , .. ....... -~ .'"'" ' '" • -1 / : /c' -~·~· . ,", , ~. I 4 , . ·' -,ij#it${j@j81'11f((~JMYCHIM PIAC 11\ Stoll!: · AM'IMR' lib• ~~~~ 41flll 4,( ·, · .~ �) ....... __ ___ .......... ' ... . • lnd .:.....J. •'-• 1"C' • ' bl lllJ bOo <¢a e compaoied tbem .to NIW BriJb\o~; dlaellora Po., to opend o moJith will> iW IT MI!S. J, D. ltOUSII l[~ lVOilbtr( of ~old brother-, Dayton. Mr. and l(ro. C. B. 9¥elo of '1:110 arltlm.u _ . . , wW be opoot 1 IIIUt with llr.'. ~, Jlro. held ~ Eve 11 7 o'doelt •• r. A. C.4 '111elr ....~.....d Columbu1 apeot t dQ berll vil:lt· tllo llflliOdlal <lburdl. Than Will d>ulh~•. llr. ·aud Mn. Ted Kart· inK fr itmds. Mrs. Edward Mill• 1pe111t a bo 0 - m IJICI 1 lrNt lor the Rh ol Cohqubuo will U<'il'O to 11pend tbe 'llolKa)'l. CJuJ.ctr.. • week with her daUI"ter, 1¥lw. Ted Mr. oDd llro. Gerold Cra~ord Wildermuth, Portaaiouth. Mrs. Orvllle Ripley U apendlna: Da'~ Wolte Of Spokane, Wuh .. ,lnd John Wrtcht of Roeh'~er. 1011 (If lrlr. and ll.ra. J. L. WoUe Pa ., apent the ~weekend ~th bls the wm ter with relatives at Pitts· haJ finished four yeJrs in the A.i.r UllC!e, Ot)J CUwfotd WhO IC· burgh. :lt''"'i\-"11:" • ....,. Miss Lois Cobba a &raduate : ' '\. Mrs. Everett Partoa1 of Eut 1 Liverpool, Mr. Jnd Mrs. Cbuter D 0 ., Mra. :aUMe11 , uut, N'l 1 es, Be~ele • · cle, Wm. H. Durst Tuesday at Baden, W. V.a., who died ol a. htart attact Saturday in Pt. Pleuallt. . FERGUSON and .OLlVJ!It ))EALEU MW Daisy Ada!M, Po~el"'Y u spending a week with M'ta. L, L. l'omoi'OJ, Ohin Niee. A . R. Sheets spent the weekend ~ ·~:::::::::::::;::::::::;;•;•;c;·•;lu;m;b;u•;•;n;bu;•;l•;•sa;lli;d;w~IU H&R FIRESTONE In The Center Of Towri In Middleport appreciates·J~ .· :~ '• ; Mrs. Velma Ca'11id.y an"d 1on o·f Tupper1 PlaiDs were recent guuts of her daughter Mrs. Clem Cooper and family. 1 I . • DOLL :='!:!..~~ al reme~let me:r h••r been. ;mora ~ ttftctive , thp: Ktent~ 01¥.i be- • _ '·· . I u..... "911« u.fl.. phriJCiu".nportl ca~ ' auboto"lt to llollhoti>f.ul U.at ra• llollotedulcera. jub ricb In Ina :. heallnC:atom&ch Bubitii.ncea ' deadlr to JniDJ',klncl• of 1111n1 have~ . been foUnd tn ctther v~ta~ltt 1 In· ~ rludiq . ~nota, okra, eueumblra and onlolai. 1 1 Some c-ommon fruit., too, C011it&ln ' mierobo kWero. 0.. ti'O~Icfl fruit . •known a1 Jagua· hae bf!en uHtS ·•• • · med~clne for etnturle~ by Cairibean I ! peoplee.· atiearehere at the Un-lver- 1 · titY o! Puerto Rleo reelfttly laolated 1 . ~~urfl 'lilt Ftee .'MethrldiJtChurch. an extrae~ from the jqua wbieh ; · hitt the· llli.et.rla thai taUN lnteltimal tnf~lona. · ThoQ&'h manx blsher plant. bar· I bor antlblattc-llke eubstanm our . ' molt potent 41'UI'I ba,-1 ~een eearehtd 0\lt a mons tbe elmpler ' forme oJ mlcroecopie life In the10U. · 8tnet ~he di!IOOVary of potnklllin, ' aelentl1t1 .hue teate~ toO lample1 ftom all parte of the clobel a1ld have ' tlveh. doCton powerflil bl"'ad~ran;e tntlblotl~• lllr:e. Ter'ramyCtn and Tetraeyn wblcbqulcldyeoJ'Itrol onee- · total litlktlo!!P: · Yvl~flcle l'f99rgm '. ' = 1 •, 1 I 25 lnc:hea High wllh Rooted . HHID Hair a$15.98Value ONLY . - ve~ble p.nnleldll an t~mPI1: l~bor~tllcy cQrloetfl.e-and · Moat , for APPLIANCES lOad ··~~;,;~'~• SAWSandDRU.lS *Sunbeam speeial Smlth ·· D Double, TV S~mps Given .lilh Each Doll Sold eluQI whiCh In nrt lnet&ntee may · Magic tkln;. unbreakable. lead av1ntualt7 to the dneto·pment : Col!IPlete outfit; motchln~ . of a new dhia. j bonnet can be . laundered. I .On.t IUCb clue bu COIM froJW. · $11& ileePsi.S~·· per,! lpdla1 WhiHJ a: rqnt ltudy lndr.; hit *General Electric • D'ormeyer *Westinghoul,l re<i· . by 1he ·$5.95· l't!Nont. Many occ!:ur in · · p1inutt 'q\lant.iltl, and ere Umoet br~poartlble to taolate and tnt. Otherl . '. ' ~Black and Decker /~·'t "Sun Bo""e' Slauthtm: attended the funeral. of their. UD· FULTON THOMPSON ~ Prof. and Mrs. Earl Hender.son of WheeJtng •nd. Richal'd. Hende.r. !IDD of Coolville were recent u1 telaa"'t,i ft!'!d - gueets of their motiher, xr.. M.t. It a l = t . For tie llendenon and son, Eber. tht ;warrion a.a,efa'f'01'e4 not forcabIta pun 1 en~ -flanr,i ~u:e'~ but q a dteUJn 1 , lor battle 'WO!pub.[ In lh• IIcht of 1 ' Almost everyo#~; Several from b•ne attended the B. B. game at Rutland SatUrday. ~ fering $5.81. ~ - G. McKelvey Sunday afternoon. Al.'i o M.r. and M.n . Charles M.eKel· vey and daughter Hope of Belpre vi.sJtl:"d their parents Saturdey. SOEIIC£ ltl f YOll LIIJ, of of the approacbiq: mmlage of Mi&s Lois Cobba, daughter of Mr. aDd Mrs. Joseph Q)bbl of Col~ bw to Dr. Earl Qri.ntm of Chi~ '-IIILV..-olalilo V_;, cago, aon of Mr. 'I:Dd Mil·. Harold· Thtltrlon~ofRomep~eon.­ Grimm. The weddi,DI 1.1 to be an i •tamed more eabbapper eapltathan event of Dee. 31 ln Col@l.bqs, ! IDJ Olhu ll'm)' ill hlatol')'; While Atte-ndanoo at tbe lfetbocliJt tbls aneltnt IMrtlt.UtJ to tbl ,leJfY ·~bit may hot lmprt11 ·itl;tdentl Sunday Sebool SuOdJY· was SJ of- ot mllha17 loflltiel1 m.oderft ,medi- Roush an<l Miss Pltne 86.J 11\""'=:a=:=:=z;;;;;;;;;;;;;Doj\; .·' ..• J·.. ' '· ,J '"' a:i ven Friday atternooa. Mrs. Ella Mae Wut and diUih· Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, daugh· ter~. Bett7 and Delorea, and Mrs. ter Lor-na Dawn spent a day with Betty Moreland of Parkersburg, Mr . and M.rt. Wm. ~cKelvey and her mother, Mrs. St. Clair Hill daughter SbLrley, local were viliting tlteir parent-s, Mr. and Mrs. W. Home Economiu. Invitaliona are beinc !received FERGUSON TRACTOR and OLIVER EQUIPMENT New Holland Balers DeLaYal Mlll,r Supplies Also Used Tractors and Equipment ~ Mattie YOI!It ot ltacl:pe lfPIDt Sat· James Hazlett ot Bladen. urdey witll ~r. and Mr1. Albert lWs Tbun, Cadle of Pl, Pleas- Paynter. ant spent Saturday here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GriQlm with their son, Dr. Earl of Cine-go atte~cd the eomme11.<teruent exe (l;o cbe.s Friday at OSU of hll rlnanee VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION !84 W. MaiD St. Mr. oo4 ill;~ ~~ert Pa1ater ot· MrS. w,.. MqKe!vq ••4 t... u,. U., luaerol ol Harry AIU· Tbf re' Will be I Chrittm11 ~ }Jrl. Grace SheeU, !S&u.plen, son· at Racl..o.e, t..st M~nda)' . ll"•m at the eb11TC11 S.tunlay ollht Mr. and 11n. Jiflb Kdelm• ud Eleanor and Rosetta lpeDt the Mlu Donna Blldore ot Raelne The ,.boot Pl"'ll'tRl wJII· ~ weekend witb her mother, Mn. children of Columbus 1nd M.n. wu 1 receDt ·auest ur her si.ster, PORTLAND move. there I.a. 11DU&I')'. fu'inl, lor which better dtup l an alreadJ:IftUeble. l"urtM.-ntore, they are t(ohr:u• mtdfeinet. and the mott IC!Itntldl earl do It to · aetk , .. ll.~illttoii Curl her! Co~.r: . catM tbat m.athroor.,J, a fa"Yorltt in'· fndlent ol aplcUren dllhet, are ..mpltl!ly · dlltutolul to typhol4 rtrml. lledleal deteetllt'a are foil~ th.lt clue hi hope of' tlndtna . ~ IOOI'Ct ol 1 ntW t)rpl\old fenr i d..... .: TOYS 60c IOTTml All'lliOI"" OJ 1111 ~:ilo4-~· !ll!ilft'• ' . ·' t\t.. : ~- . ,. . . ., . . '.\' "Y~IJR · -' $VN!{ISE THE PARKERSBURG COCA-COLA PHARMACY E. MAIN {' ... ~ '~- Plue Doposit STARKS . " .1' ., and ·r ,, ... DICKTRAcr T9'. · NSii' POMEROY FamoUB Brudl Too Numerous To Menlloll •. AUTO SUPPLIES Everytldnr From Bump~ Diol .. . 1v ...i .. . To BII!RJH!r WASHERS * DRYERS REFRIGERATORS RANGES • WATER HEATERS RADIO and TELEVISION All By General Electric ~ < ~· . --', ·' . ".il '' . -~- 1-;'. ~"''" '~ ··~ .' - • ' '· . . ' .,· . "'dii.'f...u .jd~~ti;Y { '" "'""··· ~--"((:'-, ·~j:lt.ily . .. -. senttb~l OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 -v~tl~tY · UNTIL tHRISTMAS EVE Ml~? '· aeG!rflmy •' j · .W<'i'l.i>i' ~ · .. .' ..' . SUGGJiSTIONS eW'56 THilOUOHOI.!T ' OUR ~'i'OBE · ., ' .. Coronet:· ' ,. ~· ~ .. •" , ~- ' i, ' ·_ · ·· •' . . , .·.. · .• . "" '• . . <· • " '. .' ' . I '·· i . . ., . ·.~ ',:' \.ii~J,;oiJ ' ~ ·. :· ·'·.·•.: •. .. ...,"" ;, .. ,.~ ...• " .. . . --*. I ,·.; ., • . ·"" - . ._ . • - .... • ·,:j&;/ 1< .. o' MY~1.ft'N~~f1 'tf1'4TESt R_~LES Seilllnel will . . ~, . /• <d'"• ~ " " ~~· ' .. ' For In It ybu1i ·•nnd tn~ujllor!lll!• au9g••!jons -, !"like your glfl:th'i!>(il"'l 'oosler. "''iili'll..find !¥tn' day's best l!UYs, ·fbci, 's .p!I· 'Jh~J! !l'r~ugh Is pages, toke aclvan~e ~I tho big selections (t and co~ptlre ~alun y~tl!li'IU l!n!ll~st aif!n, IIIH!ft. YQ~. ~f~ . ~kl?G· i .. y.., a ~pet - s you every dqy and .•n 9 1hou'~ Rl1!•'•.~~~, wqy.. Y!lftf!.JO sum Thio new '*'k" 11 II!~ ~~~t lhf<'~f~st ba'laln In lho family blldgot. ,,• '·: ·· ·· ". ·· push..IJutton driving! Come dilldtver t!Ie diVidthd of..t:rn·•iJliill in .tlie Coronet. Il's 11.. Kiflll Size bur ilo Jpw-i>riee J>oworl lii%Urio,.. than .. . . ' . ' ,j. . . .· ' > ~-~., ... ,......,. • ~~ Deltl!t!. Mll&n:h"CoUo: Bolil Footboll, NBC.TV, Juuary! R. ~~~~ . · . ;WYt.Jtl~tGS :- SON~ S .Corner Mill and Second stl . . ' . ' .. ''' <1 ' c""roe. • .. ' ... ' ( ··::;·ii 1 • " · ·' . ' ...... .. . · And ' • ht J• -d~llver 10 your h~nle · lh• best 6rlstni~ !111'1 ;Uid'e Of all-yc!Ur daily .. ' . ' •• • ''CIII' II!nt•'niiflifii~'li :-~-••iiltt'~- ~~'llj~··~!S!~!! ' M-flllltulllllll CAl fl.._llll ...illa.llll ~!I no You: han. 1..u cAoico ot body otyleo, • .. !>Ow reatweo. Atod ••• you aet tb. "-r;rl. IIIII,TIIl ' ' ,. · ·,·, ::e.t~:_:~ . •' _;• .. ... .. :'. / •-.>-n .. ~ "~ ,~w. fh '1s,.. . . ' . ,. < • ·Afper ',·. ·' . ..··~n:..,~ . ~ ·. I • .•.. """u p.·pliy y.u·~ n~~rbjii ,t't•ry colloot!QII dq) . t . ... ' . , . lot Gll!['ft."!ll!'~.''-"" '~'.~jl!ltllf .'"" of lhe year, lojl I# ~ Ill·• \111!9hl!l<lrllo6d newspaporboy. '• · 11 your I("" ' ··; . ~:· . . . ·I • NANCY- �' POQe Twelve J.ewened Fl Swa,•..ter Or i - • Wednesday, December 2lo195' The Daily Sentinel. Pomerov-Middlepert, Ohio a:lpper-pu.Um, at $8.10, tfom Burma, eeo. OM New York a San jeweU~d $18.7110. aU nallablo In ... Pitt.burlh lftlnk Christmas tree from • ro1,1.nded by d.ltmoD41. at ta50 in per tube, wl~ ·~ !? ~ ""' In ba.lr p l - ......ted an Tndlallapollt otore. ""' Indial> ' 1'7' or bourbqa ~..;..;.._ IW'tl thll tbe wpll'ltll plannlna: to eive 1po.U. shop a1ao featurn an imNODe ol thea ·-r.-~ 1 uy aucfl a certJflute flnt write tor ported eaahmere ~ wtl.h at.ar Jtrite you! ' firm speciaJ.l. FraDCIICO designer lor { ectous jewell uaed u orna· atore. . NEW YORK-uP-One .l_.-... · p1~ 0 pr ta hel ped up tbe coe:t the deUngerle ls more Cabuloua tiian ••Y to make a hit wltb atJ' 8V ~W'ef . . :;:er explained), 1 nd ~ mink· ever. A Beverly HiUs, Call:f., mile on your CbrlJtmu ,lilt II to a COlt utf~r~Jte. Priee dependl 011 MPL>hire buttoDI. The coat, $750 Well, "fOt l lft.U ~o ~ ... Jewetled fly awat~or H 'I' I IMS.OOO wr\lt Witch, eovered Ice bucket for a cool ahop whieb eaten to the movl.e give bim somethl.nc bed never tbe l1ze of the bald or baldin& - tbe button• txtr&. erythiaJ, .. a Kauu C~lf _. 1et featurea pajamu of turquoise dream of buyiq for him&ell. ~"tor'a note·. •·•o•• ••• cuat diamond ~·t•. $l:Kl at a Chicago store. ~e~ 1t tan.. ra~e from $88 for a $400 lruthft meat ltore o"ert-for ~ \DtU "&1.1 an> .... " . blue satin for flOO. A. Miami IHii:• bald apot to 17D for a com· ..~ COP..I'Ue a 'Chriltmu list fiUtd. 1CftP;et for $he ·uvtoa room't The jewelled (ly swatten, ceo ahop leatur~ a nigbtiowa f« ~ke ~ cam~ aeat.ll d " I " plete top plee., It hubby later ~f tT~~.!{th)'0\1 can.... JOlld =~: I!jthpac~ltdle""~-~. with the ordinar')l-lleektie f'd mink cover fOI' the dining opene rs. shoe horns and back- $7M. arne sea • ea. e I wu • balb at weartq tbe toupee, the cu ........,, a WI\.WI aeL n "So u .... ve -. . "'··'"'....-~ , 70 ... IOCb for the men. blouse and table at only t&QO? scratchers 11 un are around. This A Pittsburgh slore oUers a 24- date baek to the era ol the mouy will be refunded. one ol each pair, for '100. ~.·~"""'!114{.· .....__ bedroom shoes far the women. Vnlted Press r6port.era, shop- year though . they are out·glam- carat cloth of gold negligee for Sphinx and tOlar boats. Th.• ir One San Francl.aeo atore bu 1 Inat<le 11 written, otHJrtTJ I ""'-1 But drumin&: up th~ gift which ping tor-but not buylDJ-the or~d by such as a aimulated $lOO. original purpoae waa to prov1de Now for a run-down of olh~;~r notebook made ol ahark leather to put 1t ln." 1J unUiual and destined for a more fabulous ltem.a found the l]aas .o;Jip per with jewelled beels . comfortable 1itU~ for eamel lifts United Preu found featur- with solid r:old hingea, pencil and ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; - ·· ··-;::. "eonvenatioo piece" role Chri&t· nec:klaee and wateh on display In for th,.. moder n Cinderella availFor the woman wbo Is tired of riders. But today I veniou, lm- ed in ltOI'itS around tbe nation: . ridges at $12.5· an aW&ator train , "D.U day, ia another matter. In New York. The carpet, a rare able 1 ~ Chicago for $50; ' a be· cnh.mere sweaters, ~ Cbicaso ported from Ecpt, have been White ennine bottle guard!, for ease fOl' $425; 1 portable bar tbe Interests of helptne tbose Oriental oJ · "anUque Keehan jewe lled Christma A atocktng o1 shop often a white mank cardi· given a wooden, btlldl-Jlke .ban botUea of aplritll, It $250 in one done in eall, and capable of hold· who want t9 give the unusual- .sllk, all silk warp an4 wool/' ta white felt , costing $50, available iBn at ~ . Another featuree a and are suuested II an addltJon DaUu Jtore. A &old trlr_nmed I~· ing three bottle~, glusea and Without regard for cosl of course available from a Boston ru.a: also in Chic~t g o, and de&igned for white mink hat at $429. to the den, ttudy OJ' llviq rDOm. ported typewrltw, avBJlable 10 mixer, for $915; 8 battery driven -the United Preu polled leading porter. And thllt mink for one purpoatl-tO hold a mink Other items tor milad,- inehade They com~ in red and ll'ten )ta- aa AU.tnta 3bop for S2U. "aaleman's" cocktail mixer at .,. . . ..,. - . - ..• !tore& til several cities for thelr table comes from a OaUaa opec:!•· I coat! a mink·trimmed clgaret bolder ther and cost ~. 50 at oae New I A Parll des1 ~ ned necktie, pric- $22.93; and a chamola sparta , . , , . , ,,.,,• . ,._, auggestlons . Read 'em, and algb.} Llty shop. Lln 1erle Fabulout for $5...a goat·skln sweater tor York 'ltore. The et.ore doe~ not ed at $100 in a Cleveland atore. ahirt at $&&. DriM loye1 Crowft C.ie. ~.. United Press A68oclations Jlly Sw1tt.n Or, there are jewelled mouse $350 ... tailored sblrtl of gold atoclr: Clllltlt. The tie tporta a diamond In the Hair bruahu, made of uUnLowed olellln ulorill~ -The search for the more fabu- traps for $6, jewelled teLephone lame for $19.. .leather hlDdbag Or, a gift cert1fl.eate f~r a t.ou· center. wood with Siberian boar brlatle, A man'a Wrillt watch, mlnua cost a mere $400 at one Loa An• ectu•l f•t+. NEW YORK- UP- Tbe man loua gifts for ml11dy alao .Pro- oonvenahon timers whleh actu· with built·in radio for around pee, l1 be'• baldlq ud )'O\I're who foot3 the bills may as well duced a pair of jewel·trlmrned ally are a souped·up venion of $107 ...Chnstmas tree ornament.a brave. banda, but with two moving dla·j eeles shop. Another Loa Aqelell B()Y.U. eaow.tf . face it-Christmas ia loaded in lpectacJe~, avallabla tn an lndt· the hour glH 55 , for $6.7&; and for $60 ...and a IIOid paraaol Movlnt '».D~•mondt mondJ in tbe face, wbkh il aur- firm featuru toothpute, fl.DO ll(rl"q.;;!!O' OO. favor of the ladies . all'polia atore fot $10,000; a What lift for man can match a 1mond-studded tlare , selling $~2&.000 diamond necklace, or a Chicago (or '10,000; a ....,;.' tin11e. Still another Important factor wbtch hat helped eon.Ndera.bl)r By GEORGE L. IllS are the prices of feed. Within Remember some two or three , the past year prieta of feed are yean ago whf!n there waa al from $9 to •18 per ton cbe•per. mau exodu3 of farmers out of And with · even cheaper teed . ' the dal.l')' business? It wu claim· prices, dairYmen have been more ed then that the dalry cattle careful with their feedlq prowere a losing proposition. aramt. Cows produclng the moat Then, just. the other day, I wu milk get more feed, a Jeaaer Wking with .a young dairy far- 1 amount to those which · are mer in Wayne County. "U Jt \ producina: so well. Los& of feetl wuo't for my dairy cattle", he bas been watched carefully, too. claimed, "things 1:1ure would be It doe~n't tate Long lor aeveral tona:h around here." hundred pounds of feed to It can truthfully be aaid that dribble away. the dairy farmer , and the dairy The· concerted advertl.olne 1 Rib End lnduttry generally, has now got· rram certainly has been a atro>ne ten. into a much more favorable lnlJuenee on the movlng ~F price situation. How hal this products. People certainly been brought about? mote aware of the nutrltlonal 1.b,.~$CJ;. Full Shank Htlf · ,_, It can't be attributed to any value of milk now than they one thing, but rather to a com · were a few yean ago. Oven Ready-Specially RaiEed-Young Plump ., ,...,"<~, bination of factora. Let'& start at The American Dairy farmer, 1 • " 'li Whol• or Rib ~f the dairy farm . throuJh the American Dairy 15 lb and up Too many dairy farmers had AsaoelaUon, has joined banda in been keeping "boarders" on his helping promote their own pro::.lb Lb :::•Ib· · · . Lb Pan R•adv Frwlt. ~w ~~. o Size ...... . farm. They were eatinliJ up the duc:t. ll seema to be paying off. profit1, small as they may have Tht:! school lunch program is been. making milk available to those Then, by testing and even by whO BhouJd profit most Irom aiJbt, the pourer cows were this nutritlonal food- the arow· weeded from the herd . This Ia ing children . Beeaues you c.a~'l afford 1o make a mlstuke atlU goinfil on and should conByt there is one thing the oa ~~r Chrltllmu turkey, be. sure 1o see tbQ - - dairy industry will have to wat..ch . - - - - - - - - - - - . Don't get smug with yourself. beoutleo at A&P! They're bred espeelally to This If no tlme to start cooatina. Clla BAKER FURNITURE Tbla 111 the time to do even more:. provide plenty of l'weel, lull flovored white And so I come up repeating a FOR Cl. ·sueee•tion that I have be· meat- plump, lender drumstltks to Insure fore-ut~c new outlets for 0181108· With Cindy · r:eh, sueculenl dark meal-and Jots of ta, ty ing nf milk . ~ Lead~r I have mcn~oned several times light melt too! Millions depend on A&P tur. 1)'/orf........ . in thlH co:, tmn over the pa11t year how more milk could be keya lor Christal.. turkey. Seloet youro early Ch~colote \t~ sold . It i11 a almple thing. • . ., . • • • t • milk available. ....on Cllrlftlllll Dly tou'U be iliici you did! ""People are lazy. But at Bracht-PicUd. In G,.....lna Box aame time they have bcco>me prlce·coMcioull. How can milk sold with thi~~: aort of a coolmn,.. tlon existing? Keep your open for next week's colum~ · y·. ·B M Gift ::: •et ... ••lliiii;;'"-------'--''. Around Ohio 53c uo; 45c I .. ROOMS OF ~ Brl~hteot ~ Pbooe 398 Single Copy e Drops ........ 1.2 Holiday Hord Candy ..... 24 o• Pk•· Milk Chocolate ......... 5 Wo rwick Thin Minh ..... . FestiYe Doily F.oods I . On The .· Corner In Middleport 1P11 BAKER FURNITURJI: Tele Edltorlal PhOne 397 Stocking with Toys .... ~ ~ No.210 I 00% Filled Candies ..... 24 as pki · $299.00: FURNITURE Vfl YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN ''Super·Right'~ Quality* MEATS!, Fancy WI!J<onoln-Peiee or Slkedlj:~~~~ SNAKI STORY MORFmEAD, Ky.- Nelghbora of Mn. Clyde Moore W(lfe dubious filter they searched her kttehen :lb 55c lb6$c and failed to rind a u ;ake on the floor. But 11h~ round the snake coiled up tn the oven a!ter they Rqulartr lb 7fc . Jolt. I'll dry your clothes ' ~o~omestic Blue Chte.......· . .:0 . , •• Sunoytlald 93 Score · · Fancy Print Butter ...........• Mb<ttl s~a u..-11.. , , Carton Eggs . . . . . . . . . . , 1DEAL FOR Gin-GIVING a meat treat that makes for reall)-' nut holiday IHere's bu1ldina: ... ftavonome "Supu-Ri&ht" Hams. Every one is sold menu:~ '>'oi th a mone>'·baek cuarantec . And their dell&htfu11y low pricel makes them ideal for IJft·&lVln&! 12·16 tb smoked Shank Half , . . . lb 45 CshaiiHiatr Fully Cooked R"cly c:o.uib Whole 3cc.oktd. Rolled · 43 6 lb Canaed .... . ... Ib Bonolosa ..... . Ib 69c . fru1t · Low Prle-Del 1\lonle FruitCC)cktail • 2·16 o.z cans 47c Whole Berry or Stralned-8pecial Low Prlte-Ot!ean Spny CranberrySouce 2·1'6o.zcans37c Larae, Tender, Sweet-Speelal Prlee green Giant Peas . • • 2cans39c H.l Life Dill Gherk•n• or Ill Life Sweet Pickles • -2·16o.zjan45c Maylalr-Crlsp candled Candied Dill Strips • .16 0.1 jar 35c ~ow ' lmHrt•d tbllowl 8itlfa .. Pitted Dotts . . . . . . . . lb 29c Poultry Seasoning I os en 13c Iorden. No• Such LIHrty JtH Mer1Rhlne Mince Meat ... 9 os pkg 27c Cherriea ....... 4 as btl 17c PNUit;r lr•nd.. Jll.. ular Sl11 Abo lrown , .. ·Cigarettes. ctnofZ00-$1.94 6.Sugor .... .Z.::Jibpkgs27c liN Yellow Clint Hia lbCake. NIC ., C:Ung Peaches 2-29 os cna 55c Animal Cookie• 1 . 4 pkt• 35!11 Candy Ban ... ctn of 24-89c - · '\!; · · . Mixed Nuts ....... ·: lb 55c ~!~=~~tat. ~. ·:;\U os jar Slc 'r''" al!..tln Thro"'h .. ~oar 24 English Walnuts . :' lb 49c· ~~· rro•• MONDAY l.e i iDA~•· t N'. ·· ' CHURCH PROGIIAM FRIDAY The R.oclne Baptltt Cbristmu program wUl P'riday, beg!DDID£ •t at the church. The · Sib cake 1.39 2.69 . ~ Eapeolally Prepared-II\!8\'Y L~af Stuffing Bread • • • • ' ···-•. Amerloa'a Favorlle-Jane Porker-Over ~.:S ......,,.. Favor f'e&tlve Brulgetl Witlt A&P L_ow Grooery Prleea Pa•ked In Sparklln" Syrup.-Speollll Market Repoij& : To UM Egg Hog . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Whipping Cream . . . . . . . . . W P.! loautllully Doc"''" Alto Anile JIM HNI lllrill '•rkltr Strawberry Pie ..' Vinllla lood Spaniah Bar . each 49c each 33c IAie Howe ·Fan.<Y JtMP...br Wllite Bread : ' ~180' I ' . . Damages Mitior . . ' ·, ! .Slight damagfl-'1 rC5uHed from a cOUifd~ ol\ Roufe 3t one mile nOte~ 6f the ~tlon· line, lhi~ mort11ni. Sb~f:f Chal'le.s Rus .~ ell r~oll. ·. · · Aec~~d.llla tcr·tb~ r~rt a pirk · , . . .. . . . . . . 2 lba 45c .. 3 lbs 49c: • At ~id~ leport A and' P . . ln ColliSion ·aonanas ··~,,..· . ,o.u~ 2clbs 25c . ·' 1-"* Twin Roll5 ....... : tfjj Goldell Ripe ;.;~'f=P 4P,Its .. , - Holiday Cookies ... Fre-11 ... ~f'~tt Primary and ·Jwdor Scbool CluHa will tab publie ia ill'YUe4. . Pfefft.r.nusae Cookl"· . .... Christmas Cako . .. each 85c c•.w.-1 · · , ,. Pecan Rolls . . . . . . pkg 33c cloooft' ... Lltht lfltW 1ft ·... . . ·:14_ .........,:1442-...... :14 Frying Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lh 37. Fancy Long Island Ducks ....... IIi ~ t:J ~ NBAKnER. 6 IVnl. OHIO. _ , wMt ...,...,.. Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ', .. ·ib Fruit Decorated Hains .... . .. , . Fresh Hams ; . , ...... . ....... lb-31o Pork Loin Roost ....... . ....... ib 3·j~ •..._,,,.... 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