https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c9e028494c2e497f6777cfa2843f1fb9.pdf 950b2e485ef28b629effb4f7c15fbd90 PDF Text Text • The Daily Sentinel 1 • Mrs. George Anderson Jr. was elected president of the Women 's o\s~oclatlon of the First Presby· tertan Church when . they met on Thursday tor tbe1r Cbristmaa meeung it the church soc1al rooms. Mrs. Dwight Wallace, pres1dent, Eleaaor Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed. Phone 6079 lucdle Bearlts Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Christmas Cantata To Be Pres-en-te-d - ---MID - DLEPOR1' Buses Daily TO Parkersburg $1.15 Pm*rgh .. . . $5.00 Whtetmg ...... $3.80 Hantingtan · · · · $1.85 Pt. Pleasant · · · · $.50 Gallipolis -.. -. . $.60 Marietta ·--- · · $1.55 Tuppers Plains •· $.50 Plus u.s. Tax 1110 E. Main St., Pomeroy PhOne 55 B,t~~?t'e,~?~!Ye~.~~~t.ed ~~~.~r~hGS~~!!,.no solo, SOCIETY Chru;tmas Cantata for mixed vole· Mrs. Marvm Burt Mrs frances Larkins, wbo ha s es, based on the familiar carol, "Let Us Now Go Even Unto been a pat1cnt .1t Metgs Genera l "Stlent Night. Holy Night," by Beth lehem ' ten or solo, Fred Bla· Hospital, was brought to the home Roaer C Wilson, will be present· ettnar soprano solo, Mrs Paul of her bro1her and atster-in·law, ed bY Lhe 30-volce cho•r of the Nease and male chorus. Mr and Mrs Cush Johnston, Brad Federated Church on Sunday, Dec Wedn esday to recuperate ··o LJ!tle Town ," triO, Mrs. Burt bury, 18 at 4 p.m with Mrs Paul Nea~>e Mrs Fra nk Brumley was tak~n Mrs Nease, and Mrs . Roy Tracy, dLreetor. to Meigs General Hospital in the Jr. Rawlings-Coats ambulance Tburs· The program will open with an "At The Mange r " soprano and d11.y afternoon Mr and Mn W1ll· ot&IR prelude "Chnstmas Fan· tuy" by Mrs Ben Neutzllng, or· alto duel, Mrs Burt and Mrs. Don Jam Reynolds are staying wllh Mr Brumley while she is ill 1anist, followed by a candlelight Thom:u and cho1r "The Good Shepherd," dto solo, Wilham Sit'phenson, who is em processiOnal "Giona in Excelais ploycd m Charleston , was a bu sDeo'' by the choir. The tnvocation Mrs. Thomas. by Rev. Waldo J . Bartels will pre''Song of The Holy Night," choir. iness vioilor 1n Middleport Wed · cede the cantal.a.. ne,;day BenediCtion by Rev Bartels Dunng the smging shadow piCMr and Mrs Robert Coats spe nt To be presented : "Look Back To Betblebem, " tures portraytng the Nal1v1ty scene the weekend 111 Muncie, lnd where women's chorus and m1xed choir the w1se men and the shepherds they vis1ted hts m11ther, Mrt Char· les Coats, who IS a hospital patient "To The City of David," choir. will be shown "Tllc Holv Nt,t.:ht," bar1tnne solo, The puht1c 1s lllVJied to •Jhis there. James Gtlbt>rt. sernce wh1ch Is accorded as onQ John T Davi~ , who bas been of the most beautiful arrange· workmg 1n Ca mbodia, has arnvcd ments this choir has ever presen· in New York C1ty according to ted. word rece ived from his wife, the former Irene Anderson Mrs Emerson JoneB is in Mcit: s General Hospital for observation -Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Votes $50 Contribution Heath Methodist WSCS Christmas Bazaar Nets $125 The Exemplar Chapter or the Beta S1gma Phi soronty met this week at the JayCee Club room with Helrn Atkms, president, preThe Afternoon Circle of the W. siding and v•.ted a cdutribution of S C. S made more than $125 at $$0 toward the JayCee Christmas their annual Christmas B11zaar project. held in the Sunday School rooms They also voted a donation to the Christmas Seal Sale. and treatment 1954 DeSOTO Hardtop, ll&ll , WSW. Power Steering and Brakes ·- tinted glass. 2·tone green. $1795 $555 Mr. a11(,1 Mrs. John K. Smith, Alkron. , are vtsJtmg h1s mother, Mrs J K. Smith They came es· pcclally !or the annual Christmas dinner ot the Jmpcnal EleCtriC Company. Mrs Jack Bachner, Mrs. H. W. Clark and Mrs. W Meigs Motor Co. R Rschner were m Parkersburg Thursday on a shopping tl'lp. Phone 8023 1953 Chevrolet4 dr. 210 Sedan · · · ·· · $995 It's Too Extra good rubber_ Original metallic grey !in ish . 1954 Pontiac 2 dr. Sedan ·.".. · .. ·· · $..1,095 Original Ught green finish . Careful local owner. New Pon. tiac trade-ln. 1956 Iuick Special2 dr. Dlx. Sedan. $2,595 Dynaflow drive. Low mileage. Almost like the day it wao sold. 1953 Pontiac Dlx. 8 cyl. 2 dr. · · · · · · $1,095 Hydramatlc drive. Really •harp lnt;ide and out. 1952 Ford Victoria · · ·· · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · $895 2 dr. "'Hard Top." Fordomatic. Looks like '54 model In style. Extra gooH for model. 1952 Ford V8 2 dr. Sedan · · ·-...... $795 The Nifty Stitchers Club met Wednesday cvemng at the Ftve Pomts Grill, Chester Road, for their annual Chrutmu dinner. A lurkey dmner was served at six o'clock . Table1:1 were decorated w1th pine and centered with a mmiature Cttrlstmas lree wlth red candles on either s1de. Favors were cats made of washcloths, Je· qins and pipe cleaners. FoJlowini the dinner the grOU'I' adJourned to the home of Mrs. Sehm BlazewJc:r: which was alto decorated in keeping wlth the hoi- ·~·Y TO BE EARLY Fordomatic. Shows good care. And if you still are up a Christmas 1952 Buick Special2 dr. Sedon · · ·· · · · · $795 tree about what to glv~? Let us solve your problem! We hav~ a big, .' wide, wonderful array of aurc-to.. ., Jllcasc gifts for everyone on' your Dynanow drive. New Buick trade-ln . One local owner. 1951 Buick RM 4 dr. Sedan .. -- ........ $61)5 Dynaflow drive. Like new finish. We can recommend this car highly. hst .. . and at modest prices, too! Come in und choose. 1951 Pontiac 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan . . . . . . . . $495 Hostesses for the ~ombln~d November and December meetings were Mn. Ander•on, M.ra. James B ha . uc non, Mra. Karl 8we.n, Pbyllis and Elizabeth Joachim, Jean Ll:ma, Mn. J. E. Harley, Mn. Marc:us Cbambera, Mra. R. M. Sherman, Mrs. W. W. Wad~ll. Miss Sara Jones, .Mrs. Myron Miller. Snow-ball ICe cream, e.aku and eookies were served to the m.e.m· ben .f-:om a tlble deeorated With a mmUilture slela'b, candles and evergreen branches. • The annual Christmas dinner jfnd party of the Federated Circle was held Wed~esday evening in 'he chureb SOCial room. A turkey dinner was served by the mem. bers of the Friendly Circle. A short business sesalon was held with the president, Mrs. Lou· lse Reibel, preaiding. Final plans were made for vlaUing the Car· man Rest Home on Monday December 17 for a party and program which is an annual project of the Circle. Grue~er. the program, followed with praY· er by Mrs. Frank Stewa11t and scripture rcadmg of' the second chapter of Mathew by Mrs. Brad· ford Ma.ag. Mrs. Otto Harlenbach read a puem, ''The Opcn1ng 'Thought~" and t~~c follo~mg art~eles were read, Our Re ~ pomubtht)' for Cbll· dren ", Mrs J:~osmer Rou~~; "A Secretary of Childrens Work , Mrs. Adolph Gn!t>~c r; ~nd ''Developing and MaUJtammg Church Work A· mong Children at home and A broad ', Mrs. Lctta Speucer. Followmg group smgmg of "Joy to the World", Mrs. Stella Grueser read an article, "Happy the Home. if God Is There" and Mrs. Sayre read a tnbute to teachers. A duet, 1 "Silent Ntght" by Mrs. Sadie Brown and Mrs Stewart, preceded three Christmas readings, ''KeepIng Chmtmas", Mrs. Clifford Phil· Ups; "Christmas Sp1nt",. Mrs. Brown; and "Christmas Gifts". Mrs. Spencer. The program closed with group singing or "It came upon the Midnight Clear". Mrs. Clifford PbHlips president, presided over the busmess :Jelslon, wherr plans were made to send a Christmas bo~t to the pati· entiat the County Jnfirmary. Plans were also made to send Christmas cards to shut-Ins. ~recedlnc the meeting a chick· en dinner was served by the host· essea to tholle named above and Mlp Katie Becht, Mlss Dorothy Ha"'nbacb, Mn~ . Wllllam Rua~tll, Mrs. Earl Renshaw, ani:l Mrs. Lena Bartell. 2 sp. axle. 8125 X 20 tires. New engine block. One local owner. . 1954 Chev. 2 ton HD. Dyd. Dump .... $1,595 Good 10ft. body. Overhauled engine. I'; ow paint. · HAVE WONDERFUl GIFTS eNew Carpet eumpa eTibm ec1111n - ePicturcs et.uggage eTelevlslon e Blankets BAKER. ' W POMIROV, •10 ·~··· 1111 FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport The Jolly club held 1ts annual Chrii!tmas dmner, Wednesday evenlng at the home of P.Irs. Millard Van Meter, Syracuse Followmg the dinner the group adjourned to ui~ home of Mrs Henry Da 1lcv, Syracuse for a party. Mystery sJsters we~e revealed wllh an exchange of 11ifts and new names drawn for the commg'year. Articles for Christmas baskets were brought bY the memht!rs and will Ue given to the Jay Cees for distribution: Present were Mrs. Wilbur Han· ning, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Lithe Hauck Mn. Gerald Wildermuth , Mrll. Albert Woodard, Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs Charles Strauss, Mrs. Eldon Will, Mrs. William Kennedy and Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs. Dai· ley. NO. 207 Pom~roy Boy Seout •Giva IILnd To:Polio Drive . •.. . . . ' Revolutionari'.. Death Penalty F~~ reeilbm Fighte~ If =, "BUDAPEST (UP)- A group of •armed~ ~:f:~~ lriea"' gq <ID frla\ today before a military C1 Budapest announoett; •, . If con\.ictect, they could lace ae..u. wltbln two hour, spared by an 0011<( Of mercy"·by the CQUr!. . The broadcast said the rebels were arrested 'Friday In sk:emet ln soutbern Hungarr. The .. 1 lad elty lies between Bud1pcst and Szeged. Budapest Radio Friday admltted armed dashes this week be· tween parUaans and Soviet! troopi in northern · Huqary. The trial il believed to be t11e !itst by militl.ll' eourt since the Janos Kadar reaime Jmpoaed mar· Ual law on Hungary earlier this -- ' w..t. The broadcast did not specify the Dumber in the grou.p to stand trial. lftQWHIJ ~ CAft'UA KIT, 1/U , I! Jane. Howell Tent Dauahters or Unlon Veterans held a Christmas p1rty Wcdneaday evening at the DAV hall. A chicken dinner was served at 7 p.m. The table was beauti· fuUy decorated with a ceftter piece of holly sprigs and a mtna· ture Christmas tree designed bY Mrs. Herbert MIJier. Following the dinner. gifts were exehanaed and a social hour en· joyed. Games were played and priteJ awarded tbe winnera. hands full extra diores sudi IS trips to pay bills? A Checking Account eliminates them: Checks can•. be safely ltlaile<i · opEN YOUJI ACCOUNt WitH u$,... SOON I ·. ' ,I , 1"' •' ,. Great team for Indoor-outdoor movie m~;~king. This ha~d: : somely packaged kit includes the Brownie Mavle Cam~ra. ··· f/2.7-world's mast popular movie maker-and the Brownie - .. ' 2·lamp Movie Ught. And talk about vah!es-lt 1s yours at tt._:_' lawftl price ever for a Kodak·moile movie outfltl · ALL FOI ELBERPELDS $1.00 HOLDS Your Gift 'Til Christmqs Join ou · $ Layawa Club NEW IDEA: awarn te •atcl tlla hmJ her { , Genuine Kodak movie kit at this low, low price! '.'. · Chicken Served DUV Christmas PartvGathering A Housewife 1952 Chev. Y2 tan Pickup -.. ·' ...... ·. $695 1953 GMC 2 ton LWB · .. · ........ - $1,195 VOL Christmill decorations and wrap- dmner were candy candle-b~ Approximately fifty we~;re... ping of packages was the topic for ent wlth tbe children of tbo"'tDt:li\?: the day when the Rock Sprln~ Home Denmons~tion Work Club bers u guestli. ~ '::;!' .. ~ met Wedne!lday at the home of Duriot the bwdneaa mtillac, · M.r Arle Abbott for an lJ d Mrs. Joe Turn~r was inatalJlfll~, Ime!;ting. e a ay ficcr !<Jr tbe lollowinJ off!~;: A potluck dinner was served at president, Mrs. Branch Fl~ noon and dUlling the afternoon vice-president •. Mrs. Hattie ~ session a gift exchana:e wu held. ard; put pres1dent, Mra. C. ~·. ~. • Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. Charles lagher; secretary, Mra. lnes.~. Goeglein and Mrs. Horace · Abbott er; treasurer, Mn.. H. E. :,M~Jf ,,·, conductre.u, Mrs. Miteh; war~ wlll be leaden at the next meet- Mrs. Mary Green; inner guard~~ ing on January 23, when "Small McNeal; outer guard, Kn. ·~\ • Mattox; pianJst, Mra. w. W.ll#,.t Equipment" will be the topic. Present were Mrs. Harold Black. Gilt:s were l'Ychanged dqrin(~ ston and children Sherrie Lynn social hour and ~anla ClaUI Yisltfld· and l$obby, Mrs. ldadne Arnold, the party and brOught Jlfta.: tor l. Mrs. Wiham Morgan, Mra. Horace the following children: ,C6tftti'~ 'f Abbott and sons, ~oger and Dan· Sue. RoaeAnna and Stepha~J¥'0:~·. ny, MrS. Homer Radford, Mra. 01· Arnold Green Jr., Zana iver Ctart, Mrs: ~IUn Radford Donna and Lirida Nelson, J ~ , and daughter, Connie, Mrs. Edgar and Pame1a Crew, Carol,yn, , ~ Ab~tt and children, Kathy and and Richnd Wilson, Pallia aJi«·:J~ ~ Eddi.e, Mrs. WiiUam M011an and Ann Mourning, Bennie Joe, . ~IU' daughters, Mary Lou ~ •nd Becky Michael Wr1ght, Suti · MOmS, and Mrs. Charles Goeglein. and Michael Wright, Sue ~ .; ., children, perhaps even for pets - who need& . r. 1 ,cooking and caring for -.,_ with M.rR Perry Mttch, Ifni.~~ Haye~:~. Mrs. Norman Waylandr~: , Otbo Watt!, Mrs. LeaUe PJ'i~ t Mrs Clarenl'e McNeil on 1\Ci t i ner committee. ~,. The blessing precedin1 tbl irtill was asked by Mrs. L. D. .~ Decorations included mliditinv I hghted tree, holly, miniature.':SQ. , J 1950 Pontiac 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan · · · · · · · · $250 -- The Wblte Rose Lodge , Auxil· iary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trammen, had their annual Christmas dmner 1 at the wood· men 's Hall Wednesday evening "The chur0hand Her Ch)idren" Jolly Club Held was the toptc ~esenled by Mrs I . . Norman MoColl and Mr• Karl Chnstmas Dmner Group tnging of ''Oh 1 Little Town of ll<thiehem" oened In Van Meter Home ~t with cleaning and New palnt job. Extra good for modeL · WUYHII -11. Group singing of Christmas car· ols opened the program after which Mrs Georgia Williamson told the Christmas story. Rev Waldo J . Bartels told the story and Mrs. Bortels showed pictures of "The Other Wueman" Secret pals were revealed with a g1ft ex· chanke_ . ---~--&-1 OriJinal metallic green finish. Ru11.11 good. • Dmner EnJ.?yed exchange. I A c· I H ld Cbristma1 cook1es and coffee S Irc e e were se~ed by th• ho•t·~· during Church Meeting the evenmg to Mrs: W1U1am Bar· tels, Mrs Carl Mitch, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Homer Walter, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Janet Korn, Miss Kathryn Mitch, Mra. Lawrenc;e Smith, Mrs. JaM!; Warner, Mra. Jame• Will, Mrs. Max Folmer, Mrs. Herbert Dix-on, Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs. Willard Wilson. The next meeting wlll be he1d at the home of Mrlli. Carl Moore on January 9 with Mrll. Janet Jo;orn as hostess. · o., Dec. 14, 19-D8.;;.~-::;. White Rose Lod~e Auxiliary • · ;.. I C • p • "' Holds Annuo rlstmas arty S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepod, r•ub Studied Ways ~ an article on "The Whole Church Decorating, Wrap ..Qf Claua, Chrialmas bells,~ ,, or 'lhe Liaht That Followed AU the moun tam laurel and Other·~titr Woy. " Hoi iday Packages <•ttonal ornaments. Favoro ot ftii ...... for • party and gUt WSCS Topic Was Church, Children, At Minersville Food, ha nd made gift!, sturfed Mrs Carl Gilmore and her dauto)'s, parcel post pal·kages, pecans, ghtcr, :\Irs Robert Tewk11bary, plants, wcrr 10(']uded In the arti- were huslncss v1sitors in Parkers· cle,; g1ven for the Bazaar by the burg Wednesday. women or .he ..:burch. I r""'=======-=~. 1 Mrs. Henry Null, Mr~ Clarence II Clark, Mrs. Clarence Dicken and Better Hurry Mrs. Charles Bennett were in Par· For This Value! kcrr;burg Thut sday on a blt$mess tritl. Beautiful turquoise finish . Stitchers Enjoyed Christmas Dinner At 'Points Grill I presided and other oUicers elected are 1 : VICe-president. Mrs. Rodney Downmg, secretary, Mrs. Gale HY sell; treasurer, Mr~ W. H. Juhling Mrs. Lowell Probaaco. conducted the openlni devoUonaJ serv1ce which inelU;ded Chriatmas carols and. a readmg "When Will It Be Chnstrnas?" !rom the "Pretbyter. liD Ufe" masuine. Mra. Probasco who wu program chairman, read Mrs Harold Wondgerd wts m Parkersburg Monday and Tuesday anrl was a tJouseguest of her bro· ther, H. f . Cook, and !amily. M:rs. Harry M11ls and grand· daughter, Mr~ . Leonard GWiazdow Mra. Brooks Sayre as8ilted by of Heath Mrihodist Church Thurs- sky were busmcss visitors in Gal· Mrs. Roy Reuter entertained the day. ' l1polis Wednesday . Women 's Sec1ety or Christian Ser· Mrs C A E:mmish, Mrs. Ralph v ce of the Minersville Methodist Radchflc and Mrs lhlhe Smith Mrs Bruce Lloyd IS !IU!fering. 1 Church , wednesday at her home, from an attack o{ bursitis. were ro-d1a1•·men lllld were as:J.ist · Minersville. ed by )'Ira W W. Hayes, chairmen The name of Mrs Walter Roush Mrs Roland U>Vaughn gave the cultural proyram and spoke on "Early AmerJcan Furniture" Re· freshments werr Hf'rved by Ro,<ie Sisson , Alice Gllb~rt and Dorothy o! the Ctrclr Mrs Everett Davis, was unintentwnally omitted from Clark. Mrs. Noah llaskws, Mrs. Garnet the list of hostesses at the BPW Entsminger. Mrs. l{obert Harris Chmlmas party and olhrr members 1952 Plymouth Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan Mrs. Geo~ge Anderson Elected Presbytenan Womens President PUSDIAun tl UYOil Ia JIU .... 1181 Euler, Egg Roll,'committee Edl.son Baker, Don s'tiverli. . - . Methodilt women wbo served thO chicken dinner Were Mra. John 'K•f!:bl<l, ~HalT)' Cbeaher, JIJr~ Jack Becliue, Mrs. c. R. konk· rl&b.L ' ·' Sevett Racine- Hi St~d~nts Win At Dem0.11SJrations Nations Oldest Magazines Will ' Ce~e Business- Gladys Jadoon, · F~taJly Stfitken By Heart A~ack Body Is Found In Ohio River At Lock No. 21 Mei3s COunty Sheriff~ depart,. meot today IOH&bt the identity of a man wbote body w.u found at noon today Ia u.e Ohio River at I..oek 21 oeu Portland by loct wort era. SberUf CbarltJ Russell, theori.. zed !hit ~ bod7 might be that of a man wbo it reported to have jumped intq Ute river .at Mariet!JJ during the moath o.f November. The . bod)' wu recovered from tbe lftJlen waters 'Of the Oh1o as it floated , throutb the loeka. It wu ~ that the body had beeo lodfed along the river bed and beeame ~ned aa the river began a !Slow r1&e as the result of reeenl Heavy n.lnl. �. . .... . _ __.,_.,. ·----··· ~ ~· , .. -.- .........- .................. -~ .... .. , ' - . ... .. .. . - . .. ·~ . . .. ' .' > • • ' . .. .... • 0~ APPOINTMINT Administrator Estate of Sem_,.l Pearl McKinney fiobt,tsbdd e9ft'fE ltMfrie1: Int.,. it 110 Jttne Sl8, ecntarial ofrlre at except Sunday by The Olno Vallf"y ethJ.riic St, Pomeroy, 0 Busi ness offh.P plione 39'7 19:>6 John C Ba~on Judge of the Probate Cou rt 'Nallonfll advertlslbf r~resentatlve. Bottml'lh Kimball Inc M3 ~xine:ton Av..; New Y~k C1ty, 16, N Y. Suftseri-ptiO'D Fatel: DeliYery by carrier where available 30 ~U plet week; .pne..vear in advance at The Datly Sentmel ofr1ce, $11.80; slx rnoflths. $7 .80'~ tliree months, $3 90 By moLOI' rout@ where available· one· month tl tJy ma1l one ye:Jr $8. s•x mon t hs, $4 25, thref> months, $2M; one month, $1 . Meigs Co unty. OhiO 3tc (12) 15, 22, 29 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Adm1n1stratrix E.t.t• Df IUa L. Arc:Nr, ct.c•... d No1.ice ts hereby gLven that Et ta E Parry whose Post Oft}H add Kindness Pays Off To Boys {(E 0 Saunders' th1rd of a series of 20 :~rticles on Boys and Boy Behav1or IS pubhsb~~od tod;ty. Saunders, who 1s deep Into his 63rd year of achve teaching, and pushmg towards 11is 9oth birthday, 1S as tnterested as he ever was in bov~ Th1s artLcle suggests that "krndness" is a valuable appro;ich t() the Boy probletn He :,as had ample opportumt; to use it, and often ba! Mr SatJnders is proud to report that never in h1s 83 years of teaching has he rvrr been disappointed bv a boy m whom he placed trust. and kmdness to gain that tJ ust ) Tl\e next day Cftl was absent from school, but on the follow• ing day he walked into the office and handed me a note from h1s fathet, which read, "Piease excuse Cal's absence from ochool yesterday, he was ill " I said, "Cal, I don't doubt but you were Ill y.sterday You were pretty the mght before at 10 o'clock when I last you." 1 talked to the boy about his condition the night before and he admlt!Od that he was intoxicated . He was the•• told that hJS father would have to come to schooJ and we ~A-auld talk it over together . His fadler was called by telephone and told that Cal was m trouble at school and we wanted to see hun about 1t i The father came at once and asked what was the troubl~ Cal was told to tell h!S father why he had been called, and tius requirement was very embarrassmg to Cal After the lather had heard the story, he was very •ll!TY' with the boy and imlicated he would punish htm nght there "'k "w In my presence. 1 told the father not to be too rough with the son. that se· appe~l done. lt vere punishment never reforms, that If anything w1ll to the boy to reftain f1orn repeating what he had would be kindness Tht· father took my advice >nd left the rase ,.ith me. . After a long talk wtth Cal, I sent him to his class w1thout any other punishment He went on to school and graduated the followlng year lie soon obtained a oosition wath a l~rge steel mill, made good and has developed mto a fine Amencan c1ttzen, because he was treated with kindness in a hme of trouble Had he been punished severely and no kindnesg shown him, he most likely would have ~one on from bad I<> worse and ne· ver developed into thr exrellent character that he Is. The possibilities of a boy are often dwarfed by unkindness "Treat the ehildren. foirlv, kindly, Lead them ~ently on the way, Let them feel the power of sunshine, As thev toil from day to day Make their labo1 happy, plea,.nt. Win tbem by the love <>f truth: Lure them on by sweet incenhvr O'er the slippery path• of yooth" Anon j J rROGRAM ANNOUNCED GUNOI TO MilT 'fhfl annual Chrlstmu pr~ur:rnm Th~ Pomeroy Bend Grong£' wl1t for tile chlldnn of the Uneoln meet In reeular ~salon Wednts· llell!hths arC'a wlll be held ThursdJ~ It '7!30 p m A Chrlatmal day, Deeembf!r 20. at 1 'P m , On party lnd oxeha~·· of IIOe gllto the lawn of the home of )lr and will tono.,- die tneetln& M'embert Mrs Gerald Schulter Rev Donald were requei1e4 fo brlnt canned Seevers wUI be In eh•ltl of the foods and toys tor needy ramUies prowram and Sanf1 •m be present with a treat for Hl1h Child. ress 1s 806 North Drexel Ave , Columbus OhiO has been duly appomted as . Admimstratr1x of the Estalt of F:lla L Areher late of Mt>II;l S County Ohio, deceased Dated th •s lith day of Deeember ,,_......... ..... ... KINDNESS WINS ''Little d..,ds of kindness. little words of love, Make the •>rth an Eden, like the heaven above." Frances S Osgood Kindness in any one " a magnificent twt and is always ad· mired by every one . Some of our greatest men have been noted for their kJnd· ness Uncoln wag admired for h1s kmdncss to birds and ani• mals Ttleodore Roosevelt was a great lover of birds. There is a bird sanctuary at Oyster Bay established and named in memory of him During a pr!>gram of a school party one night, I saw from the auditorium where J was seated, two lugh school boys wa·lking anoth<r high school boy back and forth m the corridor I decid~d something must be wrong, so I y. ent out to investi· gate 1 found the fioys in the locker room anrl the boy who was being walked was very sick. Upon my approach. one of the boys sa1d to the sick one, "Cal, what have you been eatlnJ:: that made you so sick?'' The purpose of this remark was, of course to dt:ceJVe me and be loyal to his chum. Cal was about due as one of the performPrs in a darkey min~trei , but he was not able to act, so I had the boy• take him home 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 Dec 15, !956 o.c..... Not1ce Ls h.ereby g1ven that Ar chLe McKmney whose Post Offtct! 4.drlress 1s Dexter, OhKl has ~n du ly &ppmnted a.s Admmutra lor of the Estate or Samuel Pearl Me· Kmlle) Jatt> of Dexter, Oh1o, Me1gs Cou nty Ohio, deceased Dvted thJs toUh day of De<'ember RICHARDS. OWEN- GENERAl MANAGER POtneroy, Oh1o'. • NOTICE DEVoTED TO INTIIIESTS OF MEIGS· MASON AREA post ' • 'the Daily Sentinel IIYNOI.D E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as second class I'Aalltn£ matlr:r at the . WSAZ -TV Channel3 10 10 10 ta lU 3U 11 00 II 30 II 45 12 00 I 2 30 TV Chapel 1 00 Talent ShO'o\ ca~e 11 30 I 30 I 45 2 00 4 30 TBA On The S1del1nes Football Cleveland Browru Washmgton Square 5 00 'I opper 12 30 I 00 John C Bacon l.ototta i'liUL.I :!llrow Judge of the Probate Court 11·110 Me1gs County, Ohio IH$ 1<1.-f,.JIHitl• llhiillnfs (l2l 15. 22, 29, 3tc ll ,11(1 1'11• ...,.,., ~imt.:"~.:::jl... lO 00 10 30 11 oo N•n m4 !lj;<jffl Mllilr ,----------·--------- 8.110 N.Wf l'ktot< Sf~ Sp<W't• 8 55 7 00 Of Ji'MitiiiO 7-30 Not ''XIng" Cot. t>e W'f!IH!Peas1 Soltl1018 7·45 8 00 130 9.00 I 00 19.30 11 00 1! ·IS • • CHAHNEt 10 00 10 30 t 1 00 Jl 3(J 990 On your Dial I Your Sunrise To Sunset Station I e tllllfDAY Feet Limp Unto My Look Up and Ll•• Unitfld ~aU&itlll in Artion Catnetli 1hN~L l.<t't - Aller With Elizabeth Thirty-Eight Attend Loyal Bereans Dinner Ch rn, tt••· WllderDlulb, Ito lold toe • -Mio ...,..!., tout (;lilaliel6 • 00 s... Of! I 00 Lite on th~ hf'll 9 30 Caphun lb.Diifda 10 30 Mighty Mouse 11 00 Lu~ky 8 1\u~ u 3o '!'•I•• o1 ll~ 4 1200 Te••• Big top 1 00 The Lon>J Rawer 1 3& Townie Country c;ouroadr 2 00 Professional FoOtball 5 00 Btg Ptcture 5 30 TV Classroom 6 00 Air Power G 30 Golden Pl.tybOUSf! 7 00 Beat the Clock 7 30 Buctalleers 8 00 JackJe Gleason Show 9 00 Gale Storm Show D30 Hey Jeannie 10 00 Ounsmoke tO' :JO High P'inance ll 00 Late Show 430 Edge or NIJlbt • od Th.e Early Show 825 Lel Paul & Mii.ry Ford 6 30 Yoftr- l!:sso Reporter 846 Sports Parade 866 Wt.atli.erman 700 Press Confer~nce 715 Douglas: Edwards. 7 30 Robinhooi BOO Burns & AlltD 8 80 Talent Scouts 9.00 1 Love Lucy 9:30 December Brlde 10.00 St~o~dlo OtLe 1100 Up-to-the Minute Newt u 05 Scanmng the Weather 11·10 The Late Show 11:30 Sign Off I Aileftsworth, Reibel. 10·30 20th Century The1tre SATURDAY CHANNEL 1 3 - 2.44 S•a:n On 2:40 Western Movie 4.45 Bible Time !l·OO Two Gun Playhouse 6 00 Saturday New, 6 JS Swappln' Sam's Sedraboard O·so Forum 7·00 E<ldy Arnold Time 7 30 Famoll.l FUm Festt•aJ 9·00 Lawrence Welk 10 00 Maaque-rade Puty 10 30 litH 2 cent• per word , one ln. -.rtloe. llanlmum chaW• 50<!." teaQ per word for three COO· ~~tKuUve lDUJ tiona ~.. ~Ill for Zll teotl per ,..d. SUI:!H Run Phouc 37t J 12 4 tr ~or rent - El~tclc wa llfl•r ~t &teamer Clmton Fl4her, Mhi dtepurt Ph 626' X !I l ·tf - - .::...::..::..::.. ·~otic:fS YOUH CHR1S1'MAS BILLS SEE 1!JS ABOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown's haetor Sales. 1:.1 1& 6tc llJ'\!E - N&~CHI or E!.NA SEW· J,NG ool> 100% automatic Nechh1 - Elna. Sewing Circle , Ohve at 1st Phone 122.4, Gallipolis 12 14 6tc bY beeomw, ao AV<In rtp.rest· atwe Full or p art hme Terr1· tor1es aYallable in Summer, M1d dleport, Pomeroy and Vjc!nity Writ~ Ell:'anor Brandi!, P. 0 Box 964, Portsmouth. 1Z.l0-3tc MACHINES Tlte ON AND AP"'''l:R THIS (2Q) Business Services DATE, I wlll not SEPTIC TANKS, C~SS POOLS and out h ouse~~ cleaned, complet.., many debts stall.atlon , Cree inspection, reasone other onable prices, cbemlco:l serv1ce and \'acuum equ1pmertt All seJ)A Napper tie tanks, and cess pools euar. 12 14 3tp anteed for one year S &: H San itQ.ry Service, Phone Jacksou WQULD LI&E KEj;:P 'I'WO 1075 Toll charges call coJieeL nlee laches ln our hOme Wnt e 24 ll~ur st-vlce, no extu charge Mrs. Idoma Johmon, Portland, up to 50 mJes. 11 8tl Imoc R D l:HJ.6tp December 13, 19K, be responsible for contracted by any than myself. Lawrence To New machine Wlt.h 20 year writ. watebmak.ar. COt.:IJNS JEWJ:. ten guarantee $100 tr.adt in al· LERS. PN~:CCW. t..S.tf lo.wanee oa old machlne1. Phone RADiu & TEL~"VISION SERVICE 909-1 12·11-Stc. -- ·--. Phone 200. Cleland AppiJauee ~E TW! ~ DeLI!VAL liULK Store, 118 W Mahl St.. Pomero, MILK COOU:R. Fulton '!11omp2-23-tf ____ ::::-e:=-::-:=--== 10n, East Main St. 11 28 lmoc FOREMAN ft ABBO'IT T.V. V1CJI.l AD maba Repaired ~~OlDJtletfl WHEEL AIJGNJIENT. - --.-----..- - - ~ ~kell'o lfl4 IJnQ oorvtee, Safotr smloo,.Wesl IM'aia Street. Pomeror, Obla. --.....,, DON"r YOU •hr'• wtU &Jvt ...u wad• oa fwrlitl:!v or 0!.._ KNOWt the besl •DPllaa.. 6-tf n f 20 B' I ~ I.9IJ4 PONTIAC 2 dr Sedan Orl!Jinal finish, careful owner. $1091. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6.. FARM -- 153 acres, formerly known as the Harl MusS(•r place, ~ CIIEVBOLET 4 dr. 210 S.dan Wlth Ji!OOd 7 room home wtth l:xtrtt JOOd rubber, orlglnal grey bath gas heatmg, large \'eranda Onlsb. $995 00. Blaettnar's, Excellent ba sement barn 38X56, Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc silo, mllkhouse, implement shed , poultry house 24x70, all w1th llllil CHEVROU:T, 4 dr. sedan, VB good roofs 40 acres tillable motor with overdrive, radio, With balance Ln well·fenced blue heater, seat oovers, dart green grass pasture On good gravel Jioiah. $174ft 00. Pomeroy Motor road, to be blacktopped soon Co. 11 28 If Only 1 mile to Hamsonvtlle wtth 9Chools, churches, and _. FOllD, ' dr., lovely cream stores $12,000 00 and belle, II!Wltomllne, V8 motor BOX 229 PHONE 10B·Y sun 'otilor, ~io, .heater, seat (12) 13, 3tc covers, Fordomatie and ConUD· ental trim. $1095 00. Pomeroy 11 28 tf Motor Co "-uto Service-; SOCIETY Barbara ~eo!t hHs sJ)f'nt lhf we1•k " Llh her parents Mr and Mrs : :.~ul Scott, and ranuly v.hile !t'cuperattne frQm a rerent ap. pendectn my She an(j her mot her were l!l (,alllpOIIJ Th urfd.ty for h.er polit surg1cal che•kup aad wtiL return 1o clHsses next Wednelday and to floor dut} after the (test ol the }<'ar She Is a Junior nurse at the Holzer Hospital School of NursJni Mr and Mrs Chester Erwin. lVJd sons, Michael and Don, Mlcl4le· port Mr and Mr1:1 CecJI Bolin, Lan gsv1lle, :\fr and Mrs. Carl M1Utr and lhree children Athens will JOIP Ln a family pre Chnstmas dmner Sunday al the borne or Mr and Mrs Dwighl Brown and two childr£>n. St Albans. Mr and Mrs ]Jerman Lohse are hUL idmg a nev. born e on the lot bcs1de their pre.sel'lt home on Gra· ve l JIJII. Mrs I.J>o Cbtlds rctUJned Friday after spendme the past live weeks m Princeton, lnd , wtth rela tive~ Mrs Childs was called to f'rm<:eton by the senous illness o( a Slster WE BUY STRUCTURAL I BEAMS SCRAP IRON - MlTALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Sugar Run Grade SHcohl.oodFIIBy~oUwpnMieeset ~ em Ch~st~rHRoad er 5 ome A tbree coune turi ey dtnnt!r ill the Mart~n R.estau.rut ~t ~edtd at the M;utm &e&lauraot weccdcd YOVDj Adult clua of t.b.e Pomeroy Church or Chrl • . Thursday t"YE'n mg Small cardl with canf's and LH:-11 ~ atl11ehed M-rv<:J ·~ J'lll(t cards The il: rou p .-:fjournr·rt to lhf' hom e of Mn Gladys D:ull'y t'bester ro;~i, dt!ocorat.ed 111 kHplllg >Nnh th@ hohd•y ~tcaJOn tnet ud 1 n~ ;a ltghte..t tref" undr· r wh.i{ h. gills were pl;~cr·d Gr~:~up 5Ulj:ln& or C hn~lmas carols Y.Jlb Mu Don.a.ld Seevers as the aeoo 11 aaw~t ope~d the progn"m after wh1ch. sevt>ral read l11g8 were gwen 1nclud1n8 'fhe ('h.nstmas Story" Mrs llelen Lf'L fhe lt, ••'J'he peffect lift" lofrs QU. \'er Michael '"AiliOs aDd AMY uplams a prayer", 111'1. Lewb Osborn, 'Chnstmu Time ', t~rs Conrad Ohlmcer, ~ aot Seen· Mrs. Elwood &wen, ' ~p the Spirit", Mrs ~vers, alftt '"the Symbol of the Chr11t~ Tree Mrl. Mttlvm Smith A Game was conducted by Mrs B~:~ w1th prLZes awarded to .. _s Smit.b and "secret pals" were "" revC!alcd w•th tile exchange of Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., De<. 15, 19SI-t oi Supr Bun Grade &ehool had tbeu 1fty up all4.l Candlehght lnv~atilu re leremony at the tchool '"'unda)' They Opened With a nag (ere 1 mony Then rt>ce 1ved thei r wmgs I from""'" Geora:e K1sshng ~1ro Ch 11 rltljj; fters1ngtr Jr lt"11d N rondll<'led the candlelight l'l 1 vt·~tll u re ! 1-remony GJr1s JJ\\t"st I r:-d at lntt!ruw<ba tt" Scouts Wt:!rt Jant> l~au Nanc} Bucns, Alita Carpt•ntr r Jennifer ('rt!w K.alh y Gnm ··~. Patnr 1a ll ennes!iy Cand) I Kl sllillli!: KiltY Persinger Frances Ra dfr,rd and Cmd y Swatzfi Refreshm~:~ot.s were st!!rve4 lo 31 yuebl Y<h1ch mcluded Browrue Troop Fwe or Sugar Run School Refreahmets were served to 31 FrtdaJ alleruoen Mrs Erl\fst JUests whleh mcluded Browru e J..allance, Mrt Herr&U l..olwe :tnd Troop Five of Sugar Run School Mn 0 L ROUiio'h vJIIted the h.o~ ---~ pttal and pliced the candlt>s m the var1ons roomt and hallwa> • a:trts. Refreshrntnts of frutt c-ake aad Botb Mr ud Mrt &k.Master ooffe"~"were served by hostess have '--en '-"" patunts at the hOIIP'"' and favor1 were small santa boots and became 1n1ereated 1n maktng Pre.ent were lilote named above Chnstmas m~r for those who are -··-- rile ..... · - . . . . liz f mon lh HW§fl • . . . , V.. 1lutae • Grew , .a ttMJ ~ of tile • l hrWUU T'rWiltlr n..utt. of • lhe FilM IIPU.t ~. wu )ekl t'r~da, not!!lQII wW. U. Re'f. l"laremonl E Hoyt teachtnt tbe rourst> m lht> absence of hb wife1 the re&ular 1~er Awoximately lwt>nty persona, teuhert cflicett or the Chureh School .Pd la~ ~:~ted c~u rdt workeu, were pre- BrowDI.f &o"t Troop l'wo I I the Fl I II h ,.., I Sheila Murray, charles Rascoe WISe Larry GavtnHaskins, and Cb.arles Stobart, st udents at OhiO Uruver· s1ty, are horn e for Chn.slmas va· cat1on The Rev , C E Hoyt and son, David, drove to Marietta lo.iay aftt~r 1 Margaret Hoyt, semor at Manetta College, who will return lor Mr.s LoUL&e Forresl, Gallipolis, spent Th.ursday and Fr1day VISit· mg Mr and Mrs L<~wrence B1ng Mrs Harold Hmkle and Mrs Robert Morn.s were busmess VISit· MPs Myrtle Watson }g Vlsihng ors in Columbus Fnday at aleanor, w va with h<'r daugh Mr and Mrs George Hudson ler and son in law, Me . and M111 and daughter, Carol Jean, were Walter Baker. recent busmess VISitors m Colum· Word has been received llere that Floyd Squth, a former M:e1gs Martha Lou Hunnell was taken COUnty reSident IS CijUte llL 10 II to the GalltpQlis Clm1c today for hospital in Kenosha. Wls a checkup after a prolonfed illMrs Wilham Baxter remains ill ness at ller home, Mulberry Ave. Mrs Harry Chesher and son, Mr and Mrs E T Greenlee were David were In GalltpoiLs th1s week at A..rbuckle, W Va , Wedne.!tday at Holzer Hosp•tal where 'David to attend the funeral of a relatJve had a cast removed from his leg Mr. and Mrs Eugene Triplett which was broken playmg footb.tl~ and family VISited recently w1th four months ago relatives 1n Ironton. Mrs Leonard Gwia?.dowsJty and' Mrs ,Toseph Beegle and daugh· grandmother, Mrs Harry MillS, ter, Mtss Shirley are busmess were m Gallipohs Fr1dey wben visitors In Parkersburg, w. Va Mrs Gw1azdnwsky was tn Holzer Hospital for miDQr surgery. IIRTHDAY NOTED SHOW SLATED DBC. 21 MrB. William Sheridan and Bradford Maag, directt~r of the daugMet, l.tarla, Mrs Alber1 Mar Sunflower Minstrel, wh1ch ls ap,on· Uu and Mrs. William Boyd spent sored by Fides Lodge, K of P. Thutllllfv atternoon with Mrs Eu· and the Seruor Class or Middleport gene Triplett and daU&hter, Bee· High School has announced a ky, A decorated birthday cake and llhow on D('C 21 at Wdke!WUle ice cream were served In observ. HLgll School Dress rellearsal for ance of Beckfa tourtb birthday the show wJ!I be thia Sunday at The honored guest received 1 2 30 p m at the K of P Halt nuJtber of "Jilts. ChriSim" hohdoys 1 I Oporr Bowling Each Day, 1-S p.m. Pomeroy Bowling Alleys JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Main St. Pbone %111-X Phon• 17 Pomeroy • for the entrre •• __family lot " l 'i ' .')IO'. • • SUBSCRIPTION today, A A GIFT GIFT SUBSCRIPTION j To The Dailv., Sentinel ) Boyo or girls awa.y at collage. ( 816• 0(1 Clitllllltlao ' - "" •lid fllnl. Bevetly lol'!ller cla'" ~-~~iij~~~etl Chrlstn\it giftl!l we~e 11)' tile - - •., llle.J. ) Men or Wllmen in military service. ( ) Re<enl graduates who have taken Employment other commumties. ~ &,QlaUer children were into the ~hU1"ch dinJ.Dg room the)' were aeated .._t low ~:~~<le~c;Q;;r•;,'"~~d~weJe in keeping with ~fVed Saata and older gl..rls Christmas cookies, OJUliet, JOQCOl'D 'balls, and coffee fro,. 1 table deconted with an arr..aement of llolly and candLes the refre.tullentlil S111ta I Cl·aua Yiaite,t the party aad treatled cbil4lel to etoekin&l fllled CIN)41ea and candy eaau A ~tllange wu ,nj~•d by the -"d members to eoath&de ~Y- Hestesses we~ Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mra. Claucle Aahley, Franf!es Ron!ib , Mrs. Otho Wafts, Mnl. 0 . L Roush, M:n. Cbeuter PW!n, Mn. 1!1. E. MdCioloy . •ftu GRUESER BLOCK C8. 3 Mll11 North of PDIMNY On Rt. 33. Call Wilt. Grwter, RIKk Spring• RAW FURS and Beef Carl Chevalier, Long Bottom. 11 2'1 1mop. wanted - Hides. i141 FO;-Rent ~S FVll IIIIN'J, Kllobo• ~,.. if~!''· Phone I!Ol·M. 12 12 31p I~ f,,.,b OPTo••'PRIIT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Eado..t in ) Former resident$ who were born and used to live here ) Former residents who have recently moved to other toW!!. Use ~ hqllf will bring 01' , llanli lfmrug&'i\ll4 !ltlay '!itOJDII!I' yow list tad.Q fo Subscriptioll .._to eWe • cJn !hot 1111 eomiq , - . ~Qd Ia llepJ ~ ..a. Oil!*' ;pu b:r moll. I -..: $4 ~ ,.t.., ..... ..., ____.,..., ..... ~----.._ TH£DAILYQ~ Po11181'0,, OU. Ill· ,..... ll'!'ld a "'"'" ~ to The Daily ~­ Unel to the fol\owi... ll!d Qle Clltllbllas with t h e Card cream and kool- were (111 • hu• 8 00 uanny i'homss Sllow 1·30 Votce l)f Firflstone 0:00 Sbi!rlod: Jtolmes 9 30 Lawrence Welk Top 'runes 10.30 Mark Saber 11 00 Mewa of lhe NIIIht 11 11} Mystery Theatre During the buldntas Mrs Childs reported ner aerved by tHe~~;;;;;;; cl111 (or the Lo)"ll "Yi A oatd ~is . H~ind PUill( INVITED I DEC. 17 to DEC. 31 CHECK THIS LIS1' and you will find you ean solve 111any problems with a gift that will last all year lflng. shall. • POMEROY soam Theatre tllerr preSJdent; Earl Md.iilley, churcll custodian, Fred 1. Gaidner, pastor o( the chureh, and · MrL Gardner BenJLe Young Haw~~~aD lhidl!!nt at the Kentucky Ohriwan Coll~e, Grayton, f(v. will abo reCelv~a g1ft from the class. The devotional service 'was con· durted by Mrs 0 !: MclCinley ...tho read the story Of the Jl,tjtivlty from the Gotpel of St. Luke and an arhcle by the late Peter Mar- SUNDAY, DIIC . 11 " OPEN BOWLING INSURANCE Mrs Charles Buck entertained the Kin Club Thurlllday evenlna at her home, Rutland Road whtcb was decorated 10 keeplne w1th the hGiiday season, includint a hghted tree under which filts were plaeecJ. A short hUJiness sess.10n. was held wtth tbe prestdent, Vrs C. 1 Ebersbach presidme after which th.e e:roup exchanged gifts Game& were played witb prizes awarde dto Mrs. Emmett Black burn, Mrs.. -c J. Ebersbach and Mrs. Richard VauJban Sr. Tile traveling prize donated by Mrs. E1nma Letfhe1t was awarded to Mrs Edgar Pratt. Refreshments were served by the hostess !lnd favors were small candles in the form of Christmas symbols. Present were those named above and Ml't Thecdore- Lehew, Mrs W11lard Ebersbacb, Mrs Lee Pratt Mrs Waid Windon and Mrs Harold Eberabach. 6'30 Five Star Final ?·00 Kukla Fran & ODie '7 . 1~ John Daly and Hfoll 730 Frankle Laine • I~ .' • luak Walloa p..., Cbetter, Olllo 12:30 Si1n OU 12 SHOT GUN SKOOT and Mn Harry Osborn Mrs or·~ ~IU~an~d~o~r~t~h~e~o~ta~~ol~t~h~e~O<~P'~'·~~~~~"":::;;~;:;:;::::;: ence Durns•d~. Mra. Cl1rence Andrews, Mrs. Edward Veaoy Mrs Truman Russell. Mn. C V Jones and Mrs William WoodllJ'd FOR THE BEST IN ALL KINDS Gifts Exchanged, Games Played At Kin Club Party Mrs n S Harold entered Holzer Hospital Thunday lor obser· v~rhon and treatment. Mr and Mrs. George Doolittle Sr Fa 1rv 1ew Park, are visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert- aad Mr and Mrs George Doohttle Jr and new son, Steven Charles, at the Lambert home today This IS here Is Held SEE OR CALL Mary Jane Young, Patr1cia Lloyd, Mat ilyn Sue Kmght, Mary Caro30 tt lyn ~hiler, John Ftsher, Fred Lewts , James Mourmn~. KelUleth ~;~;n~s~u~r~a~ncre:.~; Fa vors were varioUI Ch rutmll (II ur Ules Place card:l were red with a Sant.a deeonhOD.I 1nd tbe ~u:t.. la.n name or the member A short bUSIDflll IUIIIOil opea.M y,Jth group amglng of Cllrldmal... uruls and dt:votwnB led by the prerudent, Mr~ J~d C Webster. Thank }OU notes for flowers r& CeJVed were read frtM Mn Phi1 Williamson and Mrt. Carrie Nye CbrbitrTll.'l B~Uilil were read !r01n Mls1 Luet"etia GenheLm~ who W.ll 11nabJe to atlead. A con~ ln butwn was made to ttle Me1&s County Tuberculosis A!lsoctaUon Ctalllmu-wrapped articles of food ware Droo1bt bJ eaeb ~m· ber for neetly tamihes Announce· n~~ent wat made tb.at Mrs Ma1ly li&rl) of ttk! Ohio Attoeiation ef Garden Clubs would tpeak on Christmas arrangements over atjll· tlon WtW, Saturday. December 15 "·s '·u•• •·!bet read a • -·"p ~~«" ~ .,. of lea:ends lncludiDg, "The Glas· tMhurs: Thllrn Christ"The "Tbe Prun11ttla." mas' Rose," andTree.'' A 4esct•"tiOn of Christ by ' "' lii,IS Lentulus, repilrting tolthe man senate, E:tbel Garlandwas andread ML&s d h rea by E. ac poem, BaJrd. "C rLstmas 1 M.rs Mi.llme Davit exh.ibit.ed 1 Christmas table •rranaement of dr1ed silver palhted ""'pper cran and tall silver stems topped: with small blut gUtlils balll on a bed of sUv.er aneel l)•ir upon wllicb were large blue glan balls. MJIJDLEPORT SAVE ON YOUR SHt:'-E repmr ' .1t Racme Shoe Shop Estate QR B ll~tht("d ( hmtmai tree """re uled Ln the !iOCliil roo1ru o! t he rederated ChuHh Thur~day BVeDlni ror the Ch.nslma' J)lrty o( the l'wth¥hl (.arden Club The pari} \'.as prcccdl'd hy a lurke} d1uner 111 lhe dLnlng room l wcn!J \1.-.o mt:ltt iHrs Wt"fl! ~c;~h•J at a long L;able V.Lih Chrt slmas ar r.a.ng\.:wenlll und v.lute tapers ex -- - - -- Igrandson theu f1rst vLslt w1th their new Middleport. ::Jpe~rt~T~eobn~~i<~\a:na.::.P:h~OIUI=~~~ Nancy Rawlings, Stover, 8arnes-SJm1J80n ln1urance Midr}leport. Bonds. PhotMItl'.b FORD VIctoria, 2 clr. Hardtop Fordomatic, extra good for JnodeL $895 00 Blaettnar's, Porn· COMPLETE filsur"IJ.Ce Protection, J.ife. Auto, FLA, .Polio. CaU DoD troy, J2 13 6tc Mill&. Middleport. Ohi.,. ----19.12 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan J)ynafiow ti!!ve, one local owner (21 ) Reo! $195.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. -~----"'7,-;--·,.,.---ROO&f IIOUSE, 39, ' acres ground 12 13 6tc good produemg OL] and gas well 19!11 roNTIAC, 2 dr Dlx SE:! dan gas m house, all mmeral nght9 Ofigt.nal gr~en fimsh $495 00 Included pnce $1500 For more Blaettnar'!l. Pomeroy 12 13 6te informal10n see AuN"lia or George Bmg, Hemlock Grove, l9S6 BUICK Special 2 dr. Dlx OhiO, any day except Saturday S~dan Dynaflow drive, low mile12 13 3tp age. L1ke new $2595 00 Blaett12 13 6tc nar's, Pomeroy 181 Auto Soles ..,_,.. '' :,:.•~'~,:. .:~. :."~,. '-o_u_"_L_E=-x-c-,;:"~~ •·:; AR~~~~~w~,~~~~o~~.~~ •~da~!!d.~~ r.~~be~h~y""'" PuP rate or 2 cfllts per word wLll be cbaraed (or advertuing If not FOR SAI.E--Pea.tl Kirby Real £8. pal• for belare the Eth of t>ach tate, R11tland Tuwnshlp 31 ~th tollowLD.,i tnstrtl(tn acrq la.nd, hou.se, batu. and ou1 lrror1 tn Ad'r'ertl!ung-Shouhl be bull6i.Q8s. Se.e G~.l"ge A. 1\.1.-t'in f'MI'te4 lrQlt<fiateb". T~e Dally bart, Admmut:rator 6-1 U Senllllrd wUI not '• responstbl9 tor •ore than oae inconect ln- hr Mllt--!.DfttiM ladder&, aertlon. Scaffold Boarda, Drop Clotlu CUntoo Filhcr, Klddjeport. Cara ot 'l'badks all,d Special N(, Phone 6265-X. 11-l.tf tieq of J:veata (Jl"inted at reg\!· 1~ claqified rates. Ob1tvanes PMNhhed at 1 ce11t per wor-d . -- lMeeti~g r':',~,~~.~~. ~~~. ;~~~w~'.o?,~ 22 Twilight Garden Club Ladies_Enjoy CLO::cS::!::...O -:::U::--: T o-n- a-;1;..1-.-,.- d:-se-,-v.,mg QUICK SERVICE oa Ward 116 machine We repair all modeLs palrttijr br ll'aot0t1' 'l'lftlned WHTN-TV Channel13 aoo sALT N~ws HeahtJef Wefftll~reast SATUIIDAY Mrs. Bangerter Is Member Of Cantata Choir have !rom Plan Christmas De Heath ehurch '"t Party cember 19 The Ridge- Keno toro to Methodist Chureh For Cub Sc."'uts Enjoy Holiday Season Party Robert Mofifpilleff Bad'e 71f WCH5-TV Channell J E H • Can tiD It 30 'rllliitllt 12·00 Midnfght M•ss 12 80 SllfO Off w • • NBC N!"\ts Srt l.anee-lot S!lftlty 11·20 ,,.., Box BtMcltsl to C,_CTal Preu Aaaocialio" 12 110 T•ke A 'l'tlp 1 12 00 WU6 8111 lilekol< AsmNGTON-Indica.tlonl art" that the federal bud1et tor UJe I 00 lifthlo IDd J~kle lbcal yl!!ar bertnning next JUly 1 wUI can fM" ex~a.dltures 1 1 30 ML~slon at Mid-Century ot at 1eo.st $72 billion, a jump of nearly $3 billion over the :nrure 2 00 Profellllidtial Football tor the pie.&ent year, 4 30 Ommbmt A projected 1ncre818 ill military epeudln•, from the preMnt '36 6 00 Telephone Time billion to $38 b11Uon, will account tor matt of the rise, and the 1011 6 30 Annie Oak~ey biLftk plan wiD add another $600 miJil~n &o Uncle Ba.m'a out&"o.) 7 00 Laule Thouth a $2 bWid lnoreue ln revenue is an· 7 30 Jack Benny tlclpated, tt 11 fU:r fi'Oint eertab'l, tepe-ctaO.Y' aince 00 l!;d S _rJivBn Show 8 higher costa will tat lnM tbe proflta on which 9 00 GE Tbeatl'e fndu.etrt'al orcaniza.Uon.s pay taxa. 9 30 , Alfred Hitchcoek Fnllowmg thP clmner a J:uft ex· Thu~t, prol!lpfcta ot a ttMrs.l tax cut are dim, 10 00 $64,000 Challenge was held Mr~ Jom ee Saychange though aome exelle faxes may be tr1mmed • bit , 10 30 What s My Lme re outgomg president was presenand small business, whfch the El&efthoWtl' act11 00 Sunday News SpeeiaJ ted a g1ft from the club and also ministration Is particularly eager to encour,,..1 LH5 Crtlone) March from th.c rommLtle~ Mr.s Jt;~hard may get 11ome relief. SIGN OFF -PRAYER • • Cam pbell , :\frs Rolh~ fll!arh s and ' ' • GOP SmFT-'fupubliean party fiOUr<:ea say Mrs Bent-z Wolf(' Mrs 9a)re also that L. Judson Morehouse, NeW York state OOP We'HJ MdMDAY CPiarlfttlin prl!!sented each of the committee chalrma.n, Is In Une to IIJCC:eetl Leonard W. HaD 8 00 Captain Kangaroo w1th a g~ft a• the party's national chairman, I 9 00 M&rtl!ng Show P~jlns were mflrle to remember 1. Judson There have been repUted reportl tha.t He.ft 10 00 Garry Moort Mr!i Harry Bearh~ and Mr~ Mike Morehouse wUI step down from tile job next 1ear, probabl~ 10·30 Arthur Godfrey to take a post in President Eisenhower•• cabJnet. Mckenzie each WI1h flower~ at ll 30 Strtke It R1ch l'hriAtmaR (lmf> Gamf'R w«>re play While thflre haa been no confirmation of thl!i, Hall Ll known to feei 12 00 Valiant Llldy tha.t It Is time to tum the task ot auldlng the RepubUcln campai&nJ 1~ 15 Love of Life t'd witll pme s awarrll'rl to Mrs I Jack Rob~on , Mrs Alhc-rt Wood over to 110meane elae. 12 30 Search for Tomonow Hall may become postmaster general in the Prtll~t'1 cabinet, urd, Mrs Norma W1\,.;on and MIS Ltght 12100 ·~ Guldm!l POitmt~jter General Arthur Summerneld hti:• been illinl' anct h~ Katie's K.itcllen Walter Walker f!ently underwent a serloua operalion. His health may prtVent hU 1·30 As tlie World Turn! contlnuinJ 1n office. Attendmg w~T(' lhn ~r named a 2•00 Our MfSJ BrooJu bove and Mrs Oval Duldle, Mn Morehouse'• name Is mo.tt often menUoned In the dl.euaalon• 2·30 Hoaseparty about a poselble aucceaaor to HaU btcauae of the outatanding HCIOI'd Joseph Beegle. Mrs. .John Smith 1 s·oo Big Payoff he hal!l made in polltically·lmportant New York. Hla acbJevement in Mn. Henry Reibel , Mrs Bernjce • 3.30 tlob Crosby Show help1nr Mr. Eiaenhcwer win the state Jaat Noverrtbar by tha greaet Dant Mrs Norma Chapman Mrs 4:00 Brighter Day e•t majority ever rolltd up by a. prelidmtlal candl4&te put J.lo,_ Lawrence Smtth Mrs Paul Grue· 4•15 Secret Storm house In the apotltcht. aer, Miss Erna JeMe, Mrs Claude • Darst, Mrs Max Meinhart, Mra • SOVIET TROOPS-Unltod Btatea ofticlalll art not countltlg oh r Eva Hendru:·ks, Mr!! Grtwer Erb. It, but they wouldn't be eurpt1.terl it Ruuia IUoidtlllly decided to puU Mrs Albert Hendrich, Mrs Rrh Jta hoops out Gf Hungary. Root Mrs. Charles Sauer Mra These otflclals say the Soviets must now realize they have a:alne4 SUNDAY Pearl Spencer, Mn. MarY B Hem Uttle and toet a. anat deal by their blutal aupprtN1on ot the Hl.lft4 CHANNEL 13 e1, Mrs R B Wtlkms Mrl' Acidic tarlan rebellion. Cornm\lnltt pa1 ty rankl throuchOUt tht wotkt 11 59 S1g11 On GFue~er . Mrs man Goodwin and are swept wlth detectioN'. Su~h neutral n11tton1 ai 12 00 F••tb For Today Mrs Charles Cohen India have made It plain the- Krem.Hn baa JOlt their 13·30 Oral Roberts Ntvtrala aympathy andl l'tlpport. 1 00 Mar~hall Coueee By cruthlnl the nbeU\on, Mo.&cow hoped to Hn' 1 SO 20th Century FoX Hour noUee on Ita other satellltet th11t It would not tolerKrtmlh: 3.00Two Gun Playhowe ate any Independence on their pnrt 3:30 John kopkins File '7 However, the Callant HWlCBrlan people h«vf lbOWJI tht ftUMI&nl 4 00 Colle(le Press Confeteace that tank• aa4 runa are ntJt necessatlly enough to qnll a Jove of 4·30 Me,ll'al Horizons freedom-that ateiUte nallooa can &oet ld ted 'Up t.1W ldvW:t odoin• 5 00 Ctrtooo Theatre lnaUon that they wlU not be frightened out ot rebelilng. Member11 of Heath Meth&dllt r·~~-~:':'~~-----..!1 8 00 :MtJi Century Tbeati'e Becau~~e af th .., Unittd States otrlclab thlnlC It 11 detl.nltely po14 7 30 Ted Mlllek Amateur Hour chutch ,....tvod lettors alble that Motcow' will announce Ita lntentiOA ot QUitttl• Hun&ary. 30 Preas Conferettce 8 Rev. and MJ'I. L. A Bangarter, ·- - - - -----~ tM 00 Omnibus 9 "ho loft lune Camden MONDAY ~'"' Mr and Mfl. Everett S1uon, Plans are beinc made fM th-eir 1144 Sllft On ehuteh choir. or whkb Mrs. Bal'tDi!n Five Cub Scouts ot troop went lo Parkersl:ol,lrl' Saturday 11:4~ Cartoon Club after his brothtr, Sam wh(l hal rerter Is • trrember, to stng over 248 met Wedne1day afterncon at 12:10 Noon News the "Church by tile Side of the the home of the1r den mother, bt>t'n m the hoap1tal fer a fed days, 12:15 Nei&bbarlll Mr and Mrs A. H Curtis , re- R~tad" proaranr 1ft the near fu. Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr , Uncoln !Ul Mldctay Movie Mallnte Heights. turned Thursday fram Dayton~ ture 110 r'emmlnt Touch where they have been v1s1hng The cho1r is presenling a Christ2 16 Llberaee Plant were m•de for a Christ· their daughter, Mrs Marjorie mas cintata "Followers ot the 245 Lito tour Star" which was sc:hf'duled for the lllas party atld gJft exchange to Rathburn and tam1ly for Aftetnoon Film Festival be held, Wedne~~day afternoon, we~ b . New Pl1'18 Churt>h. the Ca mden Decembet 19. The group made 4·io Super Serial11me Mr and Mrs. Everett W•llum, Cllurch, the West Alexandria ChUf· 500 Mickey Mouu· Club were rallinl on E. W Erlew1ne of r-h of the Bre•hern and tht North Chr1stmas ornaments and cards, 800 Cartooo Club as thelr J)rOjeet for the day lnng Bottom, Friday Hyde 'Park Mefhcrdlst Chm'eh, ClnRefreshments were served by Mr and Mrs L)lndcn 01horne cmmrtl. Jon Guinther at the close of the wc•e caiUng on her ne•ct Mrs meetmg. Jelda Weber, Friday. Olive Gr•na:e mtt Saturday eveIAsv ENOUGH the MeetiftJ ni&ht wlll be chan£elf bark t& Fr1da) eveln1k Nf'xt meel· LAKE ciTY Mrs. Tllirtye11ht person~ attendtd tile •ng n1tJhl will be Dt!t 28 at that Norman Chrlstensen reported her annual Christmas dmner 01 tile t1me w11t be a Christmas party Thlub ~et 118-montb-old heifer mlssmg, lherThe 'Ni.Cit:t sewing C Mr and Mn. Cash Btmtz of Rav· at the Jfotel Martin. ur: ay ltr's deputy Karl Eh1ers aaked If Loyal Berems at the Church or t>nna ana Wilham Benb. of A,l· ennutJ lC11' ita annual m mas the animal bad any tdenhfylng Chrlst Fnday entnnr The plann· rrl!'d VISited with Mr and Mrs dlnnet snd party The room and c:baractertstles. "Oh, yes," Mrs ed potluck supper was served In M L. Bales, Tuesday tbe table wert deeoJ'ated m keep- Chrlitensen told him "She hu an the diRint room wh1~h was deeorawitb the holiday seal!on odd "Moo" that 1 could tell ant· led ln keeping w (1 the Chr1stmas William JtoM, of Colqmbus Is ltlltft\. !lpendinl the huntine !Miai!llon w1th Durln1 the social ho-ur the mem- where " Mrs Clarence Chnt. prl!!lident, Everett Wllllam. ben er.joyed a gift exchange. presided •t a sllott bu1tneu meetGlenna s. Mllltorn. ..c:ttr MOURt htl •nd new Gffleerlll Mected were Pl'eHnt 'ttf!te Mts 1tobert JM:II8dlf, lllioh.-Ttal.. bl..lt- ~l'ltldenl, lilts Clarelloe MtNeal: tlrip. Mrs. WiDiam Jtbsaell. Mrs. H. WAS WI.ONO ~ ~~~~oool - pno. Mrs. Edgar lamea Slmpi!J'n\ MrR. Russell WtJ.. MARLl!Ol\0, Muo. - Coostaa J..bo~ a ol 841.- _.41&1'7, ll:n. Claude Aohle>: Eeonomu, 78, '1iiQ fined ~ dol- "'"· Mti. llitnard lars In d\ltrlct eourt for shodtlftJ Mloa Eli1abetl !'lek, Mro Robert 960.000 m'JtoliOflfl' arutu•n,., ae- an sec, Mrs Geor11e HUdson, two ehletertt on the lawn of Mtt. 110110r11. Mit Slcllliy Spo•oer, Mrl. eordlnf t6 eaJtull'tl6rft of tile blf. tre~~~oJUter, !lira Gem-ge Clhlds. ltn. lloor1< cltUtft ,...,.n!•d Atlol Jlatft"l 111e oourt he llitllll Flthtif, MTI. llrodlord M..l 11e o!llf!DHI'lllt ..,.. IIGike deplllll menta. gifts f.-.m IM tbih tt MIS. Cline. an• A ...., Vlti!Aia lhouaht ~hot ..,. ..,a!~ W tour Hit PtfOM 8 00 SUperrMI'I NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Foretoo Fo•orall""got U,td,N. Y.'s L. Jvclson MoNhou.. ly $3 Billion Over 1956-1957 Now GOP Narional Chalnnan? 0~Wt{~ 0~ 11 30 cltampkmolrlp Adrrnlnlstratrlw E•tat• of Fr1nk B. Grogan deceated Nottce ts hereby g1ven that QIUe M Grogan whose Post Offk!e Address •s 357 Beech Street, Middleport, Oh1o has been duly •1Jpomted as Adnumstratr1x 0( tbe Estate o( Frank B Grogan late of Melgs County, Ohio, deceased Dated this 11th day of Decem. ber 1956 John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Coun Me1gs County OhiO (12) 15 22, 29 3lc Exchange Gifts At Dinner Held In Restaurant TBA 6 15 S<"oreboord 6 30Rosemary Clooney Sl'low 7 00 Satu1day Night Jamb11ne 7 30 Pl:'ople Are Funny 8 00 Perry c..,. Sho1r " oo c~•·9 tlta't NOTICI! OP APPOINTMINf Administratrix Estate 'of Emmitt Diehl, also known •• Emmett Di•hl, doec:M•d Nohce Ls hereby giVen that [sabell D Sm1th whose Post Office Address LS 345 Galena St, ZanesVille OhiO has bei>n duly appOII'lt· ed as Admm1stratnx of the Estate of F.mm1tt Diehl , also known as Past Counci lOrs O( Theodorus Emmett Diehl late of Rulland, Council Daughters or Amenea )le1gs County, OhJO, deceased. held the1r annual Christmas dmner Dated th1s 12th dsy of Decembe-r Thursday even.ng at the Hotel 1956 Martm 'l'he room was decorated John C Bacon m keepmg w1th the hohday sea· Judge of the Probate Court ~on mcludm~ a lighted ChTurtma!;: Meigs County, Ohto tree under which gift9 we1e plac (12), 15, 22 29, 3tc ed Small Chrutmas cards mark1•d the plares at the table and favo-rs were C'lmstmas ornaments center· ell w1th ll small tup (LJ!ed w•lh. nut s Co wlll} Thentre Mr W1z:1rd 220 NHA Game 5 00 Sky Kmg 5 30 Roy Rogers 6 00 l"'l ews 5 30 Capt Gall .. ut 6 00 Meet 'the Press 6 30 News PJl'ture 6 45 Gotpel Harroony Bnys 7 00 77th Bengal Lt. ... trs 7 30 Hallmark Hall of Fame 9 00 The CheY)' Show l: :1 1956 SUNDAY SA'l'U RDA y Channtl S S1gn On 8 ~~ S1gn On ChmtJa n Sc1ence Proa:ram 9 00 W!o's lt>rn Ff'at ure What One Person Can Do 9 30 Capt Mld1ught This ls 'l'he L1fe 10 00 Howdv Doo~v Man To Man Indu ~try On Parade 10 30 Bu1ld1ng America BuLirl ln g Amema l 1 DO Fury WANT ADS NOTICE Wilh every lift auburiptlon wo will send a lleauUfu\ Christmas Card announcing YOU as the giver! Mme listed &.tow Jllll a. ..._ flldosed is $ ..•..•. , •. (Name) ...................... . (Address) . . .. . . . ' .. . . . .. .................. ....... ............ . ' ·, The Daily Sentinel I (Name) •..• • .• •••••••••. ..•••.•...•.....•••• •• (Address} •• . •• . •• , , • , •••••.......••.•.....•.•. Melge (:ounty's ONlY lOCAl tftWSPAPER Offlee Roan: 1 to 1!, a 1o 11. Sign the Christmas Gift Cord as follows: Signed •••.• • , .•.••.....•. , , . •• ••••• •••• Addrm o o o o I o o o o • o o > 0 0 0 o o o ' ' .' ' ' ' + o ' ' ' 0 o 0 o 0 I .- �. . .... . _ __.,_.,. ·----··· ~ ~· , .. -.- .........- .................. -~ .... .. , ' - . ... .. .. . - . .. ·~ . . .. ' .' > • • ' . .. .... • 0~ APPOINTMINT Administrator Estate of Sem_,.l Pearl McKinney fiobt,tsbdd e9ft'fE ltMfrie1: Int.,. it 110 Jttne Sl8, ecntarial ofrlre at except Sunday by The Olno Vallf"y ethJ.riic St, Pomeroy, 0 Busi ness offh.P plione 39'7 19:>6 John C Ba~on Judge of the Probate Cou rt 'Nallonfll advertlslbf r~resentatlve. Bottml'lh Kimball Inc M3 ~xine:ton Av..; New Y~k C1ty, 16, N Y. Suftseri-ptiO'D Fatel: DeliYery by carrier where available 30 ~U plet week; .pne..vear in advance at The Datly Sentmel ofr1ce, $11.80; slx rnoflths. $7 .80'~ tliree months, $3 90 By moLOI' rout@ where available· one· month tl tJy ma1l one ye:Jr $8. s•x mon t hs, $4 25, thref> months, $2M; one month, $1 . Meigs Co unty. OhiO 3tc (12) 15, 22, 29 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Adm1n1stratrix E.t.t• Df IUa L. Arc:Nr, ct.c•... d No1.ice ts hereby gLven that Et ta E Parry whose Post Oft}H add Kindness Pays Off To Boys {(E 0 Saunders' th1rd of a series of 20 :~rticles on Boys and Boy Behav1or IS pubhsb~~od tod;ty. Saunders, who 1s deep Into his 63rd year of achve teaching, and pushmg towards 11is 9oth birthday, 1S as tnterested as he ever was in bov~ Th1s artLcle suggests that "krndness" is a valuable appro;ich t() the Boy probletn He :,as had ample opportumt; to use it, and often ba! Mr SatJnders is proud to report that never in h1s 83 years of teaching has he rvrr been disappointed bv a boy m whom he placed trust. and kmdness to gain that tJ ust ) Tl\e next day Cftl was absent from school, but on the follow• ing day he walked into the office and handed me a note from h1s fathet, which read, "Piease excuse Cal's absence from ochool yesterday, he was ill " I said, "Cal, I don't doubt but you were Ill y.sterday You were pretty the mght before at 10 o'clock when I last you." 1 talked to the boy about his condition the night before and he admlt!Od that he was intoxicated . He was the•• told that hJS father would have to come to schooJ and we ~A-auld talk it over together . His fadler was called by telephone and told that Cal was m trouble at school and we wanted to see hun about 1t i The father came at once and asked what was the troubl~ Cal was told to tell h!S father why he had been called, and tius requirement was very embarrassmg to Cal After the lather had heard the story, he was very •ll!TY' with the boy and imlicated he would punish htm nght there "'k "w In my presence. 1 told the father not to be too rough with the son. that se· appe~l done. lt vere punishment never reforms, that If anything w1ll to the boy to reftain f1orn repeating what he had would be kindness Tht· father took my advice >nd left the rase ,.ith me. . After a long talk wtth Cal, I sent him to his class w1thout any other punishment He went on to school and graduated the followlng year lie soon obtained a oosition wath a l~rge steel mill, made good and has developed mto a fine Amencan c1ttzen, because he was treated with kindness in a hme of trouble Had he been punished severely and no kindnesg shown him, he most likely would have ~one on from bad I<> worse and ne· ver developed into thr exrellent character that he Is. The possibilities of a boy are often dwarfed by unkindness "Treat the ehildren. foirlv, kindly, Lead them ~ently on the way, Let them feel the power of sunshine, As thev toil from day to day Make their labo1 happy, plea,.nt. Win tbem by the love <>f truth: Lure them on by sweet incenhvr O'er the slippery path• of yooth" Anon j J rROGRAM ANNOUNCED GUNOI TO MilT 'fhfl annual Chrlstmu pr~ur:rnm Th~ Pomeroy Bend Grong£' wl1t for tile chlldnn of the Uneoln meet In reeular ~salon Wednts· llell!hths arC'a wlll be held ThursdJ~ It '7!30 p m A Chrlatmal day, Deeembf!r 20. at 1 'P m , On party lnd oxeha~·· of IIOe gllto the lawn of the home of )lr and will tono.,- die tneetln& M'embert Mrs Gerald Schulter Rev Donald were requei1e4 fo brlnt canned Seevers wUI be In eh•ltl of the foods and toys tor needy ramUies prowram and Sanf1 •m be present with a treat for Hl1h Child. ress 1s 806 North Drexel Ave , Columbus OhiO has been duly appomted as . Admimstratr1x of the Estalt of F:lla L Areher late of Mt>II;l S County Ohio, deceased Dated th •s lith day of Deeember ,,_......... ..... ... KINDNESS WINS ''Little d..,ds of kindness. little words of love, Make the •>rth an Eden, like the heaven above." Frances S Osgood Kindness in any one " a magnificent twt and is always ad· mired by every one . Some of our greatest men have been noted for their kJnd· ness Uncoln wag admired for h1s kmdncss to birds and ani• mals Ttleodore Roosevelt was a great lover of birds. There is a bird sanctuary at Oyster Bay established and named in memory of him During a pr!>gram of a school party one night, I saw from the auditorium where J was seated, two lugh school boys wa·lking anoth<r high school boy back and forth m the corridor I decid~d something must be wrong, so I y. ent out to investi· gate 1 found the fioys in the locker room anrl the boy who was being walked was very sick. Upon my approach. one of the boys sa1d to the sick one, "Cal, what have you been eatlnJ:: that made you so sick?'' The purpose of this remark was, of course to dt:ceJVe me and be loyal to his chum. Cal was about due as one of the performPrs in a darkey min~trei , but he was not able to act, so I had the boy• take him home 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 Dec 15, !956 o.c..... Not1ce Ls h.ereby g1ven that Ar chLe McKmney whose Post Offtct! 4.drlress 1s Dexter, OhKl has ~n du ly &ppmnted a.s Admmutra lor of the Estate or Samuel Pearl Me· Kmlle) Jatt> of Dexter, Oh1o, Me1gs Cou nty Ohio, deceased Dvted thJs toUh day of De<'ember RICHARDS. OWEN- GENERAl MANAGER POtneroy, Oh1o'. • NOTICE DEVoTED TO INTIIIESTS OF MEIGS· MASON AREA post ' • 'the Daily Sentinel IIYNOI.D E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as second class I'Aalltn£ matlr:r at the . WSAZ -TV Channel3 10 10 10 ta lU 3U 11 00 II 30 II 45 12 00 I 2 30 TV Chapel 1 00 Talent ShO'o\ ca~e 11 30 I 30 I 45 2 00 4 30 TBA On The S1del1nes Football Cleveland Browru Washmgton Square 5 00 'I opper 12 30 I 00 John C Bacon l.ototta i'liUL.I :!llrow Judge of the Probate Court 11·110 Me1gs County, Ohio IH$ 1<1.-f,.JIHitl• llhiillnfs (l2l 15. 22, 29, 3tc ll ,11(1 1'11• ...,.,., ~imt.:"~.:::jl... lO 00 10 30 11 oo N•n m4 !lj;<jffl Mllilr ,----------·--------- 8.110 N.Wf l'ktot< Sf~ Sp<W't• 8 55 7 00 Of Ji'MitiiiO 7-30 Not ''XIng" Cot. t>e W'f!IH!Peas1 Soltl1018 7·45 8 00 130 9.00 I 00 19.30 11 00 1! ·IS • • CHAHNEt 10 00 10 30 t 1 00 Jl 3(J 990 On your Dial I Your Sunrise To Sunset Station I e tllllfDAY Feet Limp Unto My Look Up and Ll•• Unitfld ~aU&itlll in Artion Catnetli 1hN~L l.<t't - Aller With Elizabeth Thirty-Eight Attend Loyal Bereans Dinner Ch rn, tt••· WllderDlulb, Ito lold toe • -Mio ...,..!., tout (;lilaliel6 • 00 s... Of! I 00 Lite on th~ hf'll 9 30 Caphun lb.Diifda 10 30 Mighty Mouse 11 00 Lu~ky 8 1\u~ u 3o '!'•I•• o1 ll~ 4 1200 Te••• Big top 1 00 The Lon>J Rawer 1 3& Townie Country c;ouroadr 2 00 Professional FoOtball 5 00 Btg Ptcture 5 30 TV Classroom 6 00 Air Power G 30 Golden Pl.tybOUSf! 7 00 Beat the Clock 7 30 Buctalleers 8 00 JackJe Gleason Show 9 00 Gale Storm Show D30 Hey Jeannie 10 00 Ounsmoke tO' :JO High P'inance ll 00 Late Show 430 Edge or NIJlbt • od Th.e Early Show 825 Lel Paul & Mii.ry Ford 6 30 Yoftr- l!:sso Reporter 846 Sports Parade 866 Wt.atli.erman 700 Press Confer~nce 715 Douglas: Edwards. 7 30 Robinhooi BOO Burns & AlltD 8 80 Talent Scouts 9.00 1 Love Lucy 9:30 December Brlde 10.00 St~o~dlo OtLe 1100 Up-to-the Minute Newt u 05 Scanmng the Weather 11·10 The Late Show 11:30 Sign Off I Aileftsworth, Reibel. 10·30 20th Century The1tre SATURDAY CHANNEL 1 3 - 2.44 S•a:n On 2:40 Western Movie 4.45 Bible Time !l·OO Two Gun Playhouse 6 00 Saturday New, 6 JS Swappln' Sam's Sedraboard O·so Forum 7·00 E<ldy Arnold Time 7 30 Famoll.l FUm Festt•aJ 9·00 Lawrence Welk 10 00 Maaque-rade Puty 10 30 litH 2 cent• per word , one ln. -.rtloe. llanlmum chaW• 50<!." teaQ per word for three COO· ~~tKuUve lDUJ tiona ~.. ~Ill for Zll teotl per ,..d. SUI:!H Run Phouc 37t J 12 4 tr ~or rent - El~tclc wa llfl•r ~t &teamer Clmton Fl4her, Mhi dtepurt Ph 626' X !I l ·tf - - .::...::..::..::.. ·~otic:fS YOUH CHR1S1'MAS BILLS SEE 1!JS ABOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown's haetor Sales. 1:.1 1& 6tc llJ'\!E - N&~CHI or E!.NA SEW· J,NG ool> 100% automatic Nechh1 - Elna. Sewing Circle , Ohve at 1st Phone 122.4, Gallipolis 12 14 6tc bY beeomw, ao AV<In rtp.rest· atwe Full or p art hme Terr1· tor1es aYallable in Summer, M1d dleport, Pomeroy and Vjc!nity Writ~ Ell:'anor Brandi!, P. 0 Box 964, Portsmouth. 1Z.l0-3tc MACHINES Tlte ON AND AP"'''l:R THIS (2Q) Business Services DATE, I wlll not SEPTIC TANKS, C~SS POOLS and out h ouse~~ cleaned, complet.., many debts stall.atlon , Cree inspection, reasone other onable prices, cbemlco:l serv1ce and \'acuum equ1pmertt All seJ)A Napper tie tanks, and cess pools euar. 12 14 3tp anteed for one year S &: H San itQ.ry Service, Phone Jacksou WQULD LI&E KEj;:P 'I'WO 1075 Toll charges call coJieeL nlee laches ln our hOme Wnt e 24 ll~ur st-vlce, no extu charge Mrs. Idoma Johmon, Portland, up to 50 mJes. 11 8tl Imoc R D l:HJ.6tp December 13, 19K, be responsible for contracted by any than myself. Lawrence To New machine Wlt.h 20 year writ. watebmak.ar. COt.:IJNS JEWJ:. ten guarantee $100 tr.adt in al· LERS. PN~:CCW. t..S.tf lo.wanee oa old machlne1. Phone RADiu & TEL~"VISION SERVICE 909-1 12·11-Stc. -- ·--. Phone 200. Cleland AppiJauee ~E TW! ~ DeLI!VAL liULK Store, 118 W Mahl St.. Pomero, MILK COOU:R. Fulton '!11omp2-23-tf ____ ::::-e:=-::-:=--== 10n, East Main St. 11 28 lmoc FOREMAN ft ABBO'IT T.V. V1CJI.l AD maba Repaired ~~OlDJtletfl WHEEL AIJGNJIENT. - --.-----..- - - ~ ~kell'o lfl4 IJnQ oorvtee, Safotr smloo,.Wesl IM'aia Street. Pomeror, Obla. --.....,, DON"r YOU •hr'• wtU &Jvt ...u wad• oa fwrlitl:!v or 0!.._ KNOWt the besl •DPllaa.. 6-tf n f 20 B' I ~ I.9IJ4 PONTIAC 2 dr Sedan Orl!Jinal finish, careful owner. $1091. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6.. FARM -- 153 acres, formerly known as the Harl MusS(•r place, ~ CIIEVBOLET 4 dr. 210 S.dan Wlth Ji!OOd 7 room home wtth l:xtrtt JOOd rubber, orlglnal grey bath gas heatmg, large \'eranda Onlsb. $995 00. Blaettnar's, Excellent ba sement barn 38X56, Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc silo, mllkhouse, implement shed , poultry house 24x70, all w1th llllil CHEVROU:T, 4 dr. sedan, VB good roofs 40 acres tillable motor with overdrive, radio, With balance Ln well·fenced blue heater, seat oovers, dart green grass pasture On good gravel Jioiah. $174ft 00. Pomeroy Motor road, to be blacktopped soon Co. 11 28 If Only 1 mile to Hamsonvtlle wtth 9Chools, churches, and _. FOllD, ' dr., lovely cream stores $12,000 00 and belle, II!Wltomllne, V8 motor BOX 229 PHONE 10B·Y sun 'otilor, ~io, .heater, seat (12) 13, 3tc covers, Fordomatie and ConUD· ental trim. $1095 00. Pomeroy 11 28 tf Motor Co "-uto Service-; SOCIETY Barbara ~eo!t hHs sJ)f'nt lhf we1•k " Llh her parents Mr and Mrs : :.~ul Scott, and ranuly v.hile !t'cuperattne frQm a rerent ap. pendectn my She an(j her mot her were l!l (,alllpOIIJ Th urfd.ty for h.er polit surg1cal che•kup aad wtiL return 1o clHsses next Wednelday and to floor dut} after the (test ol the }<'ar She Is a Junior nurse at the Holzer Hospital School of NursJni Mr and Mrs Chester Erwin. lVJd sons, Michael and Don, Mlcl4le· port Mr and Mr1:1 CecJI Bolin, Lan gsv1lle, :\fr and Mrs. Carl M1Utr and lhree children Athens will JOIP Ln a family pre Chnstmas dmner Sunday al the borne or Mr and Mrs Dwighl Brown and two childr£>n. St Albans. Mr and Mrs ]Jerman Lohse are hUL idmg a nev. born e on the lot bcs1de their pre.sel'lt home on Gra· ve l JIJII. Mrs I.J>o Cbtlds rctUJned Friday after spendme the past live weeks m Princeton, lnd , wtth rela tive~ Mrs Childs was called to f'rm<:eton by the senous illness o( a Slster WE BUY STRUCTURAL I BEAMS SCRAP IRON - MlTALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Sugar Run Grade SHcohl.oodFIIBy~oUwpnMieeset ~ em Ch~st~rHRoad er 5 ome A tbree coune turi ey dtnnt!r ill the Mart~n R.estau.rut ~t ~edtd at the M;utm &e&lauraot weccdcd YOVDj Adult clua of t.b.e Pomeroy Church or Chrl • . Thursday t"YE'n mg Small cardl with canf's and LH:-11 ~ atl11ehed M-rv<:J ·~ J'lll(t cards The il: rou p .-:fjournr·rt to lhf' hom e of Mn Gladys D:ull'y t'bester ro;~i, dt!ocorat.ed 111 kHplllg >Nnh th@ hohd•y ~tcaJOn tnet ud 1 n~ ;a ltghte..t tref" undr· r wh.i{ h. gills were pl;~cr·d Gr~:~up 5Ulj:ln& or C hn~lmas carols Y.Jlb Mu Don.a.ld Seevers as the aeoo 11 aaw~t ope~d the progn"m after wh1ch. sevt>ral read l11g8 were gwen 1nclud1n8 'fhe ('h.nstmas Story" Mrs llelen Lf'L fhe lt, ••'J'he peffect lift" lofrs QU. \'er Michael '"AiliOs aDd AMY uplams a prayer", 111'1. Lewb Osborn, 'Chnstmu Time ', t~rs Conrad Ohlmcer, ~ aot Seen· Mrs. Elwood &wen, ' ~p the Spirit", Mrs ~vers, alftt '"the Symbol of the Chr11t~ Tree Mrl. Mttlvm Smith A Game was conducted by Mrs B~:~ w1th prLZes awarded to .. _s Smit.b and "secret pals" were "" revC!alcd w•th tile exchange of Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., De<. 15, 19SI-t oi Supr Bun Grade &ehool had tbeu 1fty up all4.l Candlehght lnv~atilu re leremony at the tchool '"'unda)' They Opened With a nag (ere 1 mony Then rt>ce 1ved thei r wmgs I from""'" Geora:e K1sshng ~1ro Ch 11 rltljj; fters1ngtr Jr lt"11d N rondll<'led the candlelight l'l 1 vt·~tll u re ! 1-remony GJr1s JJ\\t"st I r:-d at lntt!ruw<ba tt" Scouts Wt:!rt Jant> l~au Nanc} Bucns, Alita Carpt•ntr r Jennifer ('rt!w K.alh y Gnm ··~. Patnr 1a ll ennes!iy Cand) I Kl sllillli!: KiltY Persinger Frances Ra dfr,rd and Cmd y Swatzfi Refreshm~:~ot.s were st!!rve4 lo 31 yuebl Y<h1ch mcluded Browrue Troop Fwe or Sugar Run School Refreahmets were served to 31 FrtdaJ alleruoen Mrs Erl\fst JUests whleh mcluded Browru e J..allance, Mrt Herr&U l..olwe :tnd Troop Five of Sugar Run School Mn 0 L ROUiio'h vJIIted the h.o~ ---~ pttal and pliced the candlt>s m the var1ons roomt and hallwa> • a:trts. Refreshrntnts of frutt c-ake aad Botb Mr ud Mrt &k.Master ooffe"~"were served by hostess have '--en '-"" patunts at the hOIIP'"' and favor1 were small santa boots and became 1n1ereated 1n maktng Pre.ent were lilote named above Chnstmas m~r for those who are -··-- rile ..... · - . . . . liz f mon lh HW§fl • . . . , V.. 1lutae • Grew , .a ttMJ ~ of tile • l hrWUU T'rWiltlr n..utt. of • lhe FilM IIPU.t ~. wu )ekl t'r~da, not!!lQII wW. U. Re'f. l"laremonl E Hoyt teachtnt tbe rourst> m lht> absence of hb wife1 the re&ular 1~er Awoximately lwt>nty persona, teuhert cflicett or the Chureh School .Pd la~ ~:~ted c~u rdt workeu, were pre- BrowDI.f &o"t Troop l'wo I I the Fl I II h ,.., I Sheila Murray, charles Rascoe WISe Larry GavtnHaskins, and Cb.arles Stobart, st udents at OhiO Uruver· s1ty, are horn e for Chn.slmas va· cat1on The Rev , C E Hoyt and son, David, drove to Marietta lo.iay aftt~r 1 Margaret Hoyt, semor at Manetta College, who will return lor Mr.s LoUL&e Forresl, Gallipolis, spent Th.ursday and Fr1day VISit· mg Mr and Mrs L<~wrence B1ng Mrs Harold Hmkle and Mrs Robert Morn.s were busmess VISit· MPs Myrtle Watson }g Vlsihng ors in Columbus Fnday at aleanor, w va with h<'r daugh Mr and Mrs George Hudson ler and son in law, Me . and M111 and daughter, Carol Jean, were Walter Baker. recent busmess VISitors m Colum· Word has been received llere that Floyd Squth, a former M:e1gs Martha Lou Hunnell was taken COUnty reSident IS CijUte llL 10 II to the GalltpQlis Clm1c today for hospital in Kenosha. Wls a checkup after a prolonfed illMrs Wilham Baxter remains ill ness at ller home, Mulberry Ave. Mrs Harry Chesher and son, Mr and Mrs E T Greenlee were David were In GalltpoiLs th1s week at A..rbuckle, W Va , Wedne.!tday at Holzer Hosp•tal where 'David to attend the funeral of a relatJve had a cast removed from his leg Mr. and Mrs Eugene Triplett which was broken playmg footb.tl~ and family VISited recently w1th four months ago relatives 1n Ironton. Mrs Leonard Gwia?.dowsJty and' Mrs ,Toseph Beegle and daugh· grandmother, Mrs Harry MillS, ter, Mtss Shirley are busmess were m Gallipohs Fr1dey wben visitors In Parkersburg, w. Va Mrs Gw1azdnwsky was tn Holzer Hospital for miDQr surgery. IIRTHDAY NOTED SHOW SLATED DBC. 21 MrB. William Sheridan and Bradford Maag, directt~r of the daugMet, l.tarla, Mrs Alber1 Mar Sunflower Minstrel, wh1ch ls ap,on· Uu and Mrs. William Boyd spent sored by Fides Lodge, K of P. Thutllllfv atternoon with Mrs Eu· and the Seruor Class or Middleport gene Triplett and daU&hter, Bee· High School has announced a ky, A decorated birthday cake and llhow on D('C 21 at Wdke!WUle ice cream were served In observ. HLgll School Dress rellearsal for ance of Beckfa tourtb birthday the show wJ!I be thia Sunday at The honored guest received 1 2 30 p m at the K of P Halt nuJtber of "Jilts. ChriSim" hohdoys 1 I Oporr Bowling Each Day, 1-S p.m. Pomeroy Bowling Alleys JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Main St. Pbone %111-X Phon• 17 Pomeroy • for the entrre •• __family lot " l 'i ' .')IO'. • • SUBSCRIPTION today, A A GIFT GIFT SUBSCRIPTION j To The Dailv., Sentinel ) Boyo or girls awa.y at collage. ( 816• 0(1 Clitllllltlao ' - "" •lid fllnl. Bevetly lol'!ller cla'" ~-~~iij~~~etl Chrlstn\it giftl!l we~e 11)' tile - - •., llle.J. ) Men or Wllmen in military service. ( ) Re<enl graduates who have taken Employment other commumties. ~ &,QlaUer children were into the ~hU1"ch dinJ.Dg room the)' were aeated .._t low ~:~~<le~c;Q;;r•;,'"~~d~weJe in keeping with ~fVed Saata and older gl..rls Christmas cookies, OJUliet, JOQCOl'D 'balls, and coffee fro,. 1 table deconted with an arr..aement of llolly and candLes the refre.tullentlil S111ta I Cl·aua Yiaite,t the party aad treatled cbil4lel to etoekin&l fllled CIN)41ea and candy eaau A ~tllange wu ,nj~•d by the -"d members to eoath&de ~Y- Hestesses we~ Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mra. Claucle Aahley, Franf!es Ron!ib , Mrs. Otho Wafts, Mnl. 0 . L Roush, M:n. Cbeuter PW!n, Mn. 1!1. E. MdCioloy . •ftu GRUESER BLOCK C8. 3 Mll11 North of PDIMNY On Rt. 33. Call Wilt. Grwter, RIKk Spring• RAW FURS and Beef Carl Chevalier, Long Bottom. 11 2'1 1mop. wanted - Hides. i141 FO;-Rent ~S FVll IIIIN'J, Kllobo• ~,.. if~!''· Phone I!Ol·M. 12 12 31p I~ f,,.,b OPTo••'PRIIT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Eado..t in ) Former resident$ who were born and used to live here ) Former residents who have recently moved to other toW!!. Use ~ hqllf will bring 01' , llanli lfmrug&'i\ll4 !ltlay '!itOJDII!I' yow list tad.Q fo Subscriptioll .._to eWe • cJn !hot 1111 eomiq , - . ~Qd Ia llepJ ~ ..a. Oil!*' ;pu b:r moll. I -..: $4 ~ ,.t.., ..... ..., ____.,..., ..... ~----.._ TH£DAILYQ~ Po11181'0,, OU. Ill· ,..... ll'!'ld a "'"'" ~ to The Daily ~­ Unel to the fol\owi... ll!d Qle Clltllbllas with t h e Card cream and kool- were (111 • hu• 8 00 uanny i'homss Sllow 1·30 Votce l)f Firflstone 0:00 Sbi!rlod: Jtolmes 9 30 Lawrence Welk Top 'runes 10.30 Mark Saber 11 00 Mewa of lhe NIIIht 11 11} Mystery Theatre During the buldntas Mrs Childs reported ner aerved by tHe~~;;;;;;; cl111 (or the Lo)"ll "Yi A oatd ~is . H~ind PUill( INVITED I DEC. 17 to DEC. 31 CHECK THIS LIS1' and you will find you ean solve 111any problems with a gift that will last all year lflng. shall. • POMEROY soam Theatre tllerr preSJdent; Earl Md.iilley, churcll custodian, Fred 1. Gaidner, pastor o( the chureh, and · MrL Gardner BenJLe Young Haw~~~aD lhidl!!nt at the Kentucky Ohriwan Coll~e, Grayton, f(v. will abo reCelv~a g1ft from the class. The devotional service 'was con· durted by Mrs 0 !: MclCinley ...tho read the story Of the Jl,tjtivlty from the Gotpel of St. Luke and an arhcle by the late Peter Mar- SUNDAY, DIIC . 11 " OPEN BOWLING INSURANCE Mrs Charles Buck entertained the Kin Club Thurlllday evenlna at her home, Rutland Road whtcb was decorated 10 keeplne w1th the hGiiday season, includint a hghted tree under which filts were plaeecJ. A short hUJiness sess.10n. was held wtth tbe prestdent, Vrs C. 1 Ebersbach presidme after which th.e e:roup exchanged gifts Game& were played witb prizes awarde dto Mrs. Emmett Black burn, Mrs.. -c J. Ebersbach and Mrs. Richard VauJban Sr. Tile traveling prize donated by Mrs. E1nma Letfhe1t was awarded to Mrs Edgar Pratt. Refreshments were served by the hostess !lnd favors were small candles in the form of Christmas symbols. Present were those named above and Ml't Thecdore- Lehew, Mrs W11lard Ebersbacb, Mrs Lee Pratt Mrs Waid Windon and Mrs Harold Eberabach. 6'30 Five Star Final ?·00 Kukla Fran & ODie '7 . 1~ John Daly and Hfoll 730 Frankle Laine • I~ .' • luak Walloa p..., Cbetter, Olllo 12:30 Si1n OU 12 SHOT GUN SKOOT and Mn Harry Osborn Mrs or·~ ~IU~an~d~o~r~t~h~e~o~ta~~ol~t~h~e~O<~P'~'·~~~~~"":::;;~;:;:;::::;: ence Durns•d~. Mra. Cl1rence Andrews, Mrs. Edward Veaoy Mrs Truman Russell. Mn. C V Jones and Mrs William WoodllJ'd FOR THE BEST IN ALL KINDS Gifts Exchanged, Games Played At Kin Club Party Mrs n S Harold entered Holzer Hospital Thunday lor obser· v~rhon and treatment. Mr and Mrs. George Doolittle Sr Fa 1rv 1ew Park, are visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert- aad Mr and Mrs George Doohttle Jr and new son, Steven Charles, at the Lambert home today This IS here Is Held SEE OR CALL Mary Jane Young, Patr1cia Lloyd, Mat ilyn Sue Kmght, Mary Caro30 tt lyn ~hiler, John Ftsher, Fred Lewts , James Mourmn~. KelUleth ~;~;n~s~u~r~a~ncre:.~; Fa vors were varioUI Ch rutmll (II ur Ules Place card:l were red with a Sant.a deeonhOD.I 1nd tbe ~u:t.. la.n name or the member A short bUSIDflll IUIIIOil opea.M y,Jth group amglng of Cllrldmal... uruls and dt:votwnB led by the prerudent, Mr~ J~d C Webster. Thank }OU notes for flowers r& CeJVed were read frtM Mn Phi1 Williamson and Mrt. Carrie Nye CbrbitrTll.'l B~Uilil were read !r01n Mls1 Luet"etia GenheLm~ who W.ll 11nabJe to atlead. A con~ ln butwn was made to ttle Me1&s County Tuberculosis A!lsoctaUon Ctalllmu-wrapped articles of food ware Droo1bt bJ eaeb ~m· ber for neetly tamihes Announce· n~~ent wat made tb.at Mrs Ma1ly li&rl) of ttk! Ohio Attoeiation ef Garden Clubs would tpeak on Christmas arrangements over atjll· tlon WtW, Saturday. December 15 "·s '·u•• •·!bet read a • -·"p ~~«" ~ .,. of lea:ends lncludiDg, "The Glas· tMhurs: Thllrn Christ"The "Tbe Prun11ttla." mas' Rose," andTree.'' A 4esct•"tiOn of Christ by ' "' lii,IS Lentulus, repilrting tolthe man senate, E:tbel Garlandwas andread ML&s d h rea by E. ac poem, BaJrd. "C rLstmas 1 M.rs Mi.llme Davit exh.ibit.ed 1 Christmas table •rranaement of dr1ed silver palhted ""'pper cran and tall silver stems topped: with small blut gUtlils balll on a bed of sUv.er aneel l)•ir upon wllicb were large blue glan balls. MJIJDLEPORT SAVE ON YOUR SHt:'-E repmr ' .1t Racme Shoe Shop Estate QR B ll~tht("d ( hmtmai tree """re uled Ln the !iOCliil roo1ru o! t he rederated ChuHh Thur~day BVeDlni ror the Ch.nslma' J)lrty o( the l'wth¥hl (.arden Club The pari} \'.as prcccdl'd hy a lurke} d1uner 111 lhe dLnlng room l wcn!J \1.-.o mt:ltt iHrs Wt"fl! ~c;~h•J at a long L;able V.Lih Chrt slmas ar r.a.ng\.:wenlll und v.lute tapers ex -- - - -- Igrandson theu f1rst vLslt w1th their new Middleport. ::Jpe~rt~T~eobn~~i<~\a:na.::.P:h~OIUI=~~~ Nancy Rawlings, Stover, 8arnes-SJm1J80n ln1urance Midr}leport. Bonds. PhotMItl'.b FORD VIctoria, 2 clr. Hardtop Fordomatic, extra good for JnodeL $895 00 Blaettnar's, Porn· COMPLETE filsur"IJ.Ce Protection, J.ife. Auto, FLA, .Polio. CaU DoD troy, J2 13 6tc Mill&. Middleport. Ohi.,. ----19.12 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan J)ynafiow ti!!ve, one local owner (21 ) Reo! $195.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. -~----"'7,-;--·,.,.---ROO&f IIOUSE, 39, ' acres ground 12 13 6tc good produemg OL] and gas well 19!11 roNTIAC, 2 dr Dlx SE:! dan gas m house, all mmeral nght9 Ofigt.nal gr~en fimsh $495 00 Included pnce $1500 For more Blaettnar'!l. Pomeroy 12 13 6te informal10n see AuN"lia or George Bmg, Hemlock Grove, l9S6 BUICK Special 2 dr. Dlx OhiO, any day except Saturday S~dan Dynaflow drive, low mile12 13 3tp age. L1ke new $2595 00 Blaett12 13 6tc nar's, Pomeroy 181 Auto Soles ..,_,.. '' :,:.•~'~,:. .:~. :."~,. '-o_u_"_L_E=-x-c-,;:"~~ •·:; AR~~~~~w~,~~~~o~~.~~ •~da~!!d.~~ r.~~be~h~y""'" PuP rate or 2 cfllts per word wLll be cbaraed (or advertuing If not FOR SAI.E--Pea.tl Kirby Real £8. pal• for belare the Eth of t>ach tate, R11tland Tuwnshlp 31 ~th tollowLD.,i tnstrtl(tn acrq la.nd, hou.se, batu. and ou1 lrror1 tn Ad'r'ertl!ung-Shouhl be bull6i.Q8s. Se.e G~.l"ge A. 1\.1.-t'in f'MI'te4 lrQlt<fiateb". T~e Dally bart, Admmut:rator 6-1 U Senllllrd wUI not '• responstbl9 tor •ore than oae inconect ln- hr Mllt--!.DfttiM ladder&, aertlon. Scaffold Boarda, Drop Clotlu CUntoo Filhcr, Klddjeport. Cara ot 'l'badks all,d Special N(, Phone 6265-X. 11-l.tf tieq of J:veata (Jl"inted at reg\!· 1~ claqified rates. Ob1tvanes PMNhhed at 1 ce11t per wor-d . -- lMeeti~g r':',~,~~.~~. ~~~. ;~~~w~'.o?,~ 22 Twilight Garden Club Ladies_Enjoy CLO::cS::!::...O -:::U::--: T o-n- a-;1;..1-.-,.- d:-se-,-v.,mg QUICK SERVICE oa Ward 116 machine We repair all modeLs palrttijr br ll'aot0t1' 'l'lftlned WHTN-TV Channel13 aoo sALT N~ws HeahtJef Wefftll~reast SATUIIDAY Mrs. Bangerter Is Member Of Cantata Choir have !rom Plan Christmas De Heath ehurch '"t Party cember 19 The Ridge- Keno toro to Methodist Chureh For Cub Sc."'uts Enjoy Holiday Season Party Robert Mofifpilleff Bad'e 71f WCH5-TV Channell J E H • Can tiD It 30 'rllliitllt 12·00 Midnfght M•ss 12 80 SllfO Off w • • NBC N!"\ts Srt l.anee-lot S!lftlty 11·20 ,,.., Box BtMcltsl to C,_CTal Preu Aaaocialio" 12 110 T•ke A 'l'tlp 1 12 00 WU6 8111 lilekol< AsmNGTON-Indica.tlonl art" that the federal bud1et tor UJe I 00 lifthlo IDd J~kle lbcal yl!!ar bertnning next JUly 1 wUI can fM" ex~a.dltures 1 1 30 ML~slon at Mid-Century ot at 1eo.st $72 billion, a jump of nearly $3 billion over the :nrure 2 00 Profellllidtial Football tor the pie.&ent year, 4 30 Ommbmt A projected 1ncre818 ill military epeudln•, from the preMnt '36 6 00 Telephone Time billion to $38 b11Uon, will account tor matt of the rise, and the 1011 6 30 Annie Oak~ey biLftk plan wiD add another $600 miJil~n &o Uncle Ba.m'a out&"o.) 7 00 Laule Thouth a $2 bWid lnoreue ln revenue is an· 7 30 Jack Benny tlclpated, tt 11 fU:r fi'Oint eertab'l, tepe-ctaO.Y' aince 00 l!;d S _rJivBn Show 8 higher costa will tat lnM tbe proflta on which 9 00 GE Tbeatl'e fndu.etrt'al orcaniza.Uon.s pay taxa. 9 30 , Alfred Hitchcoek Fnllowmg thP clmner a J:uft ex· Thu~t, prol!lpfcta ot a ttMrs.l tax cut are dim, 10 00 $64,000 Challenge was held Mr~ Jom ee Saychange though aome exelle faxes may be tr1mmed • bit , 10 30 What s My Lme re outgomg president was presenand small business, whfch the El&efthoWtl' act11 00 Sunday News SpeeiaJ ted a g1ft from the club and also ministration Is particularly eager to encour,,..1 LH5 Crtlone) March from th.c rommLtle~ Mr.s Jt;~hard may get 11ome relief. SIGN OFF -PRAYER • • Cam pbell , :\frs Rolh~ fll!arh s and ' ' • GOP SmFT-'fupubliean party fiOUr<:ea say Mrs Bent-z Wolf(' Mrs 9a)re also that L. Judson Morehouse, NeW York state OOP We'HJ MdMDAY CPiarlfttlin prl!!sented each of the committee chalrma.n, Is In Une to IIJCC:eetl Leonard W. HaD 8 00 Captain Kangaroo w1th a g~ft a• the party's national chairman, I 9 00 M&rtl!ng Show P~jlns were mflrle to remember 1. Judson There have been repUted reportl tha.t He.ft 10 00 Garry Moort Mr!i Harry Bearh~ and Mr~ Mike Morehouse wUI step down from tile job next 1ear, probabl~ 10·30 Arthur Godfrey to take a post in President Eisenhower•• cabJnet. Mckenzie each WI1h flower~ at ll 30 Strtke It R1ch l'hriAtmaR (lmf> Gamf'R w«>re play While thflre haa been no confirmation of thl!i, Hall Ll known to feei 12 00 Valiant Llldy tha.t It Is time to tum the task ot auldlng the RepubUcln campai&nJ 1~ 15 Love of Life t'd witll pme s awarrll'rl to Mrs I Jack Rob~on , Mrs Alhc-rt Wood over to 110meane elae. 12 30 Search for Tomonow Hall may become postmaster general in the Prtll~t'1 cabinet, urd, Mrs Norma W1\,.;on and MIS Ltght 12100 ·~ Guldm!l POitmt~jter General Arthur Summerneld hti:• been illinl' anct h~ Katie's K.itcllen Walter Walker f!ently underwent a serloua operalion. His health may prtVent hU 1·30 As tlie World Turn! contlnuinJ 1n office. Attendmg w~T(' lhn ~r named a 2•00 Our MfSJ BrooJu bove and Mrs Oval Duldle, Mn Morehouse'• name Is mo.tt often menUoned In the dl.euaalon• 2·30 Hoaseparty about a poselble aucceaaor to HaU btcauae of the outatanding HCIOI'd Joseph Beegle. Mrs. .John Smith 1 s·oo Big Payoff he hal!l made in polltically·lmportant New York. Hla acbJevement in Mn. Henry Reibel , Mrs Bernjce • 3.30 tlob Crosby Show help1nr Mr. Eiaenhcwer win the state Jaat Noverrtbar by tha greaet Dant Mrs Norma Chapman Mrs 4:00 Brighter Day e•t majority ever rolltd up by a. prelidmtlal candl4&te put J.lo,_ Lawrence Smtth Mrs Paul Grue· 4•15 Secret Storm house In the apotltcht. aer, Miss Erna JeMe, Mrs Claude • Darst, Mrs Max Meinhart, Mra • SOVIET TROOPS-Unltod Btatea ofticlalll art not countltlg oh r Eva Hendru:·ks, Mr!! Grtwer Erb. It, but they wouldn't be eurpt1.terl it Ruuia IUoidtlllly decided to puU Mrs Albert Hendrich, Mrs Rrh Jta hoops out Gf Hungary. Root Mrs. Charles Sauer Mra These otflclals say the Soviets must now realize they have a:alne4 SUNDAY Pearl Spencer, Mn. MarY B Hem Uttle and toet a. anat deal by their blutal aupprtN1on ot the Hl.lft4 CHANNEL 13 e1, Mrs R B Wtlkms Mrl' Acidic tarlan rebellion. Cornm\lnltt pa1 ty rankl throuchOUt tht wotkt 11 59 S1g11 On GFue~er . Mrs man Goodwin and are swept wlth detectioN'. Su~h neutral n11tton1 ai 12 00 F••tb For Today Mrs Charles Cohen India have made It plain the- Krem.Hn baa JOlt their 13·30 Oral Roberts Ntvtrala aympathy andl l'tlpport. 1 00 Mar~hall Coueee By cruthlnl the nbeU\on, Mo.&cow hoped to Hn' 1 SO 20th Century FoX Hour noUee on Ita other satellltet th11t It would not tolerKrtmlh: 3.00Two Gun Playhowe ate any Independence on their pnrt 3:30 John kopkins File '7 However, the Callant HWlCBrlan people h«vf lbOWJI tht ftUMI&nl 4 00 Colle(le Press Confeteace that tank• aa4 runa are ntJt necessatlly enough to qnll a Jove of 4·30 Me,ll'al Horizons freedom-that ateiUte nallooa can &oet ld ted 'Up t.1W ldvW:t odoin• 5 00 Ctrtooo Theatre lnaUon that they wlU not be frightened out ot rebelilng. Member11 of Heath Meth&dllt r·~~-~:':'~~-----..!1 8 00 :MtJi Century Tbeati'e Becau~~e af th .., Unittd States otrlclab thlnlC It 11 detl.nltely po14 7 30 Ted Mlllek Amateur Hour chutch ,....tvod lettors alble that Motcow' will announce Ita lntentiOA ot QUitttl• Hun&ary. 30 Preas Conferettce 8 Rev. and MJ'I. L. A Bangarter, ·- - - - -----~ tM 00 Omnibus 9 "ho loft lune Camden MONDAY ~'"' Mr and Mfl. Everett S1uon, Plans are beinc made fM th-eir 1144 Sllft On ehuteh choir. or whkb Mrs. Bal'tDi!n Five Cub Scouts ot troop went lo Parkersl:ol,lrl' Saturday 11:4~ Cartoon Club after his brothtr, Sam wh(l hal rerter Is • trrember, to stng over 248 met Wedne1day afterncon at 12:10 Noon News the "Church by tile Side of the the home of the1r den mother, bt>t'n m the hoap1tal fer a fed days, 12:15 Nei&bbarlll Mr and Mrs A. H Curtis , re- R~tad" proaranr 1ft the near fu. Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr , Uncoln !Ul Mldctay Movie Mallnte Heights. turned Thursday fram Dayton~ ture 110 r'emmlnt Touch where they have been v1s1hng The cho1r is presenling a Christ2 16 Llberaee Plant were m•de for a Christ· their daughter, Mrs Marjorie mas cintata "Followers ot the 245 Lito tour Star" which was sc:hf'duled for the lllas party atld gJft exchange to Rathburn and tam1ly for Aftetnoon Film Festival be held, Wedne~~day afternoon, we~ b . New Pl1'18 Churt>h. the Ca mden Decembet 19. The group made 4·io Super Serial11me Mr and Mrs. Everett W•llum, Cllurch, the West Alexandria ChUf· 500 Mickey Mouu· Club were rallinl on E. W Erlew1ne of r-h of the Bre•hern and tht North Chr1stmas ornaments and cards, 800 Cartooo Club as thelr J)rOjeet for the day lnng Bottom, Friday Hyde 'Park Mefhcrdlst Chm'eh, ClnRefreshments were served by Mr and Mrs L)lndcn 01horne cmmrtl. Jon Guinther at the close of the wc•e caiUng on her ne•ct Mrs meetmg. Jelda Weber, Friday. Olive Gr•na:e mtt Saturday eveIAsv ENOUGH the MeetiftJ ni&ht wlll be chan£elf bark t& Fr1da) eveln1k Nf'xt meel· LAKE ciTY Mrs. Tllirtye11ht person~ attendtd tile •ng n1tJhl will be Dt!t 28 at that Norman Chrlstensen reported her annual Christmas dmner 01 tile t1me w11t be a Christmas party Thlub ~et 118-montb-old heifer mlssmg, lherThe 'Ni.Cit:t sewing C Mr and Mn. Cash Btmtz of Rav· at the Jfotel Martin. ur: ay ltr's deputy Karl Eh1ers aaked If Loyal Berems at the Church or t>nna ana Wilham Benb. of A,l· ennutJ lC11' ita annual m mas the animal bad any tdenhfylng Chrlst Fnday entnnr The plann· rrl!'d VISited with Mr and Mrs dlnnet snd party The room and c:baractertstles. "Oh, yes," Mrs ed potluck supper was served In M L. Bales, Tuesday tbe table wert deeoJ'ated m keep- Chrlitensen told him "She hu an the diRint room wh1~h was deeorawitb the holiday seal!on odd "Moo" that 1 could tell ant· led ln keeping w (1 the Chr1stmas William JtoM, of Colqmbus Is ltlltft\. !lpendinl the huntine !Miai!llon w1th Durln1 the social ho-ur the mem- where " Mrs Clarence Chnt. prl!!lident, Everett Wllllam. ben er.joyed a gift exchange. presided •t a sllott bu1tneu meetGlenna s. Mllltorn. ..c:ttr MOURt htl •nd new Gffleerlll Mected were Pl'eHnt 'ttf!te Mts 1tobert JM:II8dlf, lllioh.-Ttal.. bl..lt- ~l'ltldenl, lilts Clarelloe MtNeal: tlrip. Mrs. WiDiam Jtbsaell. Mrs. H. WAS WI.ONO ~ ~~~~oool - pno. Mrs. Edgar lamea Slmpi!J'n\ MrR. Russell WtJ.. MARLl!Ol\0, Muo. - Coostaa J..bo~ a ol 841.- _.41&1'7, ll:n. Claude Aohle>: Eeonomu, 78, '1iiQ fined ~ dol- "'"· Mti. llitnard lars In d\ltrlct eourt for shodtlftJ Mloa Eli1abetl !'lek, Mro Robert 960.000 m'JtoliOflfl' arutu•n,., ae- an sec, Mrs Geor11e HUdson, two ehletertt on the lawn of Mtt. 110110r11. Mit Slcllliy Spo•oer, Mrl. eordlnf t6 eaJtull'tl6rft of tile blf. tre~~~oJUter, !lira Gem-ge Clhlds. ltn. lloor1< cltUtft ,...,.n!•d Atlol Jlatft"l 111e oourt he llitllll Flthtif, MTI. llrodlord M..l 11e o!llf!DHI'lllt ..,.. IIGike deplllll menta. gifts f.-.m IM tbih tt MIS. Cline. an• A ...., Vlti!Aia lhouaht ~hot ..,. ..,a!~ W tour Hit PtfOM 8 00 SUperrMI'I NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Foretoo Fo•orall""got U,td,N. Y.'s L. Jvclson MoNhou.. ly $3 Billion Over 1956-1957 Now GOP Narional Chalnnan? 0~Wt{~ 0~ 11 30 cltampkmolrlp Adrrnlnlstratrlw E•tat• of Fr1nk B. Grogan deceated Nottce ts hereby g1ven that QIUe M Grogan whose Post Offk!e Address •s 357 Beech Street, Middleport, Oh1o has been duly •1Jpomted as Adnumstratr1x 0( tbe Estate o( Frank B Grogan late of Melgs County, Ohio, deceased Dated this 11th day of Decem. ber 1956 John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Coun Me1gs County OhiO (12) 15 22, 29 3lc Exchange Gifts At Dinner Held In Restaurant TBA 6 15 S<"oreboord 6 30Rosemary Clooney Sl'low 7 00 Satu1day Night Jamb11ne 7 30 Pl:'ople Are Funny 8 00 Perry c..,. Sho1r " oo c~•·9 tlta't NOTICI! OP APPOINTMINf Administratrix Estate 'of Emmitt Diehl, also known •• Emmett Di•hl, doec:M•d Nohce Ls hereby giVen that [sabell D Sm1th whose Post Office Address LS 345 Galena St, ZanesVille OhiO has bei>n duly appOII'lt· ed as Admm1stratnx of the Estate of F.mm1tt Diehl , also known as Past Counci lOrs O( Theodorus Emmett Diehl late of Rulland, Council Daughters or Amenea )le1gs County, OhJO, deceased. held the1r annual Christmas dmner Dated th1s 12th dsy of Decembe-r Thursday even.ng at the Hotel 1956 Martm 'l'he room was decorated John C Bacon m keepmg w1th the hohday sea· Judge of the Probate Court ~on mcludm~ a lighted ChTurtma!;: Meigs County, Ohto tree under which gift9 we1e plac (12), 15, 22 29, 3tc ed Small Chrutmas cards mark1•d the plares at the table and favo-rs were C'lmstmas ornaments center· ell w1th ll small tup (LJ!ed w•lh. nut s Co wlll} Thentre Mr W1z:1rd 220 NHA Game 5 00 Sky Kmg 5 30 Roy Rogers 6 00 l"'l ews 5 30 Capt Gall .. ut 6 00 Meet 'the Press 6 30 News PJl'ture 6 45 Gotpel Harroony Bnys 7 00 77th Bengal Lt. ... trs 7 30 Hallmark Hall of Fame 9 00 The CheY)' Show l: :1 1956 SUNDAY SA'l'U RDA y Channtl S S1gn On 8 ~~ S1gn On ChmtJa n Sc1ence Proa:ram 9 00 W!o's lt>rn Ff'at ure What One Person Can Do 9 30 Capt Mld1ught This ls 'l'he L1fe 10 00 Howdv Doo~v Man To Man Indu ~try On Parade 10 30 Bu1ld1ng America BuLirl ln g Amema l 1 DO Fury WANT ADS NOTICE Wilh every lift auburiptlon wo will send a lleauUfu\ Christmas Card announcing YOU as the giver! Mme listed &.tow Jllll a. ..._ flldosed is $ ..•..•. , •. (Name) ...................... . (Address) . . .. . . . ' .. . . . .. .................. ....... ............ . ' ·, The Daily Sentinel I (Name) •..• • .• •••••••••. ..•••.•...•.....•••• •• (Address} •• . •• . •• , , • , •••••.......••.•.....•.•. Melge (:ounty's ONlY lOCAl tftWSPAPER Offlee Roan: 1 to 1!, a 1o 11. Sign the Christmas Gift Cord as follows: Signed •••.• • , .•.••.....•. , , . •• ••••• •••• Addrm o o o o I o o o o • o o > 0 0 0 o o o ' ' .' ' ' ' + o ' ' ' 0 o 0 o 0 I .- �...~--~~~~~~~~~--..,--...- ........!!"_..,.___,._..,0_0~<-"'0"'1<.................. .,.~.~·...~~~-~~·~·-•~•-•, __.,,_,___,_ _....,_,.!:"' _ ""'"""' _,~.0, ~ lr • ....... , . , , f IP i-. • ~ ..., •, !_ •.:.:;.o;.-..••11!1 ' • •• 1 ' ,.. 1 Mr. and Kl'l. Bill H)'llll and rrand10n Bennie Galntu• etttnded BASHAN • '-Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1956 · '• pset Panthers Prove Ineffectual In Contest Against Underdog Five A (rllid shooting Pomeroy Pan- ther buketNI! team lost their .. ---- mero ~ HEAD MAN OF HAWICEYES By Alan Move~ Cold First Quarter Spells Out Giardello And Margin Of Defeat For Jackets Bahama Win In man show ror the Devil s as he hit three straight goals to give Galli· polis a 6-4 lead, and they were never again headed .in the contest SORE AltAI BOSTON - When Boston Popa Orchestra conductor Arthur Ft,edler .came up with a sore arm, be visited Jack Fadden, veteun Botton Red Sox and Harvard University trainer. Fiedler ~id Fadden had no trouble switching from treating bat swingers to batOJt swingers. "Conductors have the same arm troubles 11s ball players," l'"iedler said. Toy Fund Bouts .. WASH II OF EVENTS '- ~:;MARCH '" I - ....\ , ~~­ ' ROOMS Of ~ : N1w P11111ftul'l j I I -- ,, ~ • • • ' ' - $299.00 BAKER ' 0 .. ........... I Santa with san FranciSCO • T0 Meet HI'JJh Scorm'r: 01 Ca ympian P:ers LCOMIIIAIIOI SIOIM·SCIIII 1111 I ....................... - ~~ .......... _....,,.; ""' CONCRETE FINISHING MACHINE ELECTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRETE FORMS *With Operators -No Cash Required Before Christmas PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS FRONT END LOADERS BACK HOE For """ Purchase! IP& Open A "Blld·A-Counl" and say "Charge II! Vour Flni SmolllnBiallmenl will nol be due until JANUARY lOth! ··11fE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 41 Ye•l'l of Continuo.. Scrvlee - Pboae · ~. BRiTISH STORM-Sir Anthony is ,.'•' ' • The Dons rolfed to a 67-48 victory over Loyola in ChicagtJ's holiday Cllf: tourney Friday night while Tucker'• Olympians crushed Santa Clara, 97-37, with 1 Chicago Stadlurq record of 41 field goals. Saturdiy rillht'a same doesn't count otfielally because the NCAA hat ruled that only contests with senior four-year coJieacs should go into the record, !Perhaps the most interesting feature Of the game will be how the Dons attempt to handle 6-foot, IO.incb Bill RusgeiJ and ruggr.d K. C, Jones - tl\e stars who Jed San Franclseo !hrouah two conaecutivo unbeaten eampalans. The unbeaten Olympians piled up a 45-29 haltume lead and used aU 13 Dlck Bousbka oel !;;~:~':. wilh 18 polnll, Jonoa scorlJ>I The Arbaugh daughtet1 ,. .~1 ' · Cene , Aurett.a Lilly, alkt Dtrle, \ all spent Swu.tay witil flfelf pU"ents Mr. and M'r~. JohJ'J Arba ttglh And 10ft Werley. Johtt Bl"lllt of Nommr . and frltnd Mrs. Maty R.iee of M'ar1ett.a Wills e•IIl'ti:J on his !Wothtr aM Mr•. W. W. Braga, - --:--:-:-CAJtM£L · · Mr. and Mrs J M MiUs of P.acine called r>n M.r and dl-.11. Hom er Heilman Anderson and son TueSday. on Mr. and Mrt. Will Thursday evening. Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. Jen- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donaid ");j~ ond nte Roush were in Gallipolis Thea- friend of Athens were 1'1 day. sts of Mrso. Mary ~= H--Hr-+-1· ' .... .g;f,:n in~: A& b~o..., to exert atnmr Ieao !..,. In ....... ... "-"" 35. lotu.dow . "·=:.· , ' 4 lhoptn~ 1t ~ ln 1·Januaey. '-- '· = ·o":~~; nconlhl ~ - - -- CRYI"ioQtlorE - H~'• how to work 11:: SO PROUD OF • •• • THAT 1 GLUED THEM TOGETHER IT·- BVBBANNQ -'-·.. • .. -- MY BLOCKS Ofte letter Dply 1landl. tor another. In this sample A Is uaeaj tot the three 11li, X fo"t tht tWp O't, etc. Single letters , a~ll'l . ' . '" tropbu, t'be ltilgth lild. tOrin*tlon of the worlls are a.U nblt&f ltacll day tho eodo lottet:o .,. dlftarenL -' ,l Z!. I'QJ UJP'UI CFOi i 0 ll V V. PC S J K C B J Z 1.• 1 ' . .. • W''Z'"' 1 ; A Ornto;ftm <a-tatlon r J>C81 ltCB1 p q J V Z N F 0 II ,. Q : R 111 v v: 11- x· c rot y_...,.. ~ I ~ave~~vQt!:_aJ)pe~ ·--···---------- ---- 1 YEP-.. I'M "•tu•r .. ::::~::t:: f torn-: through the Jtou:ul Wltb lllUe be.sltatton. The Bena.te ruy 10 aJon&" wUh thf tax (! t nuwe. While none of the redttdiona will be al.zable, pauttge ot blU .would clVf tht to bflnGe~tS_,!_C~ OH, PE:E ·WEE --THAT'S WONDERFULSPELLING SUCH A BIG WORD WITH DOWN ···~ 1. O..\n>po4 ~::::;:;:;;:;;;;: · ~~ i ~~d- theexei'it JeYierl ia· expected to wln quick ~ NAJ\oCV , The ta"-. moat of them lnltaUecl u war emer- 1 D tl-.? ' ~ meuuru, Ha.ve beea uaaned by almo.at every \! "' . t ,ol the IOOI\OJRY ud a House waya and _ • aubcommltt.ee hu been llstenlnr _•ympathttteally to . the · lld'ttee QPfovtJ lifter ·the: ftllt ot .the year and .• 41. l!un>Ptllllt 41. Related 48. ThaWI tf. Tidy year! / : End of &else ~ ... CUb . ll,f.SSIU-Even though the Ei•enhower admlnlstro.Uon has· ~ priority to te&lll&Uon endtnr exc1Be taxes when ..... ........- . . llllta!J " ··- ~AX ~nt it. OJlPOaltlon to any tax cuta in ~he coming .::, ~r..k01i.tro1lecl 83th congnq may. OJUiip ( I 11. Droop is. 91opP«< over leade~ ~ lp lM _Party, ll~wever, • rl-~:t;;;:t.;-r-t as. Bona :.US wmr al\ Mr. J Mr and r! Dan Smith and fam ily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith im d family of Laurel C'li(f. theae situations "stabilize," look fOr real. political expl~ln the Ho\l8e ot Commons. F.den has Jo.at ctlnatderable suppot t his own Conservative party which l'i'lny epell bad newa for him. Jn tbe lateat vote of conftdence, for inltail.ce, he suffered a damaging Jou 1n pnatlge when 15 Conservative "rebels" abablined from the . ' ~~~ """' , , )I e · . ~t ea:em!d~ hl8lat 'It&t run igaln" asser· Ewn Stevt!n&!ready had a ftght In their mldat over what thm, the e~rahould follow. This ie aure to be intensified now. coune the pa Y~mocratlc liberals, headed by Senator Hubert A Jl'OUP ot Mlnn IOfa, Ia operily · challlinginr tbe conservative H~pb~fh of arty the Senate te~hip ot senator Lyndon 0 oteT~u., 'l'tl.e b•ttie...Ound wq1 . be the ntxt session of JohDIDn wb hn ud other llberals mn.r even line up with Re-o Con~. H . P laly laluea ...to publleanl~~c~.... _ defeat _the strong Dixie . -~Democratlo tiioO/~'WI.• : • • ... ~..,.,· 1 ' • 1\ "'~heft en ' • , ~: u:U~de 1 • _ DICKTRACV I m.a lead the way for a. wild ecramble !Dr taadership ln the Dcfi'IO· t rty the so-called titular leader- ot the party, Stevenson . •• . ~va I ron. ntnitter. The Britllh politicians _are holding their lire until Britain F c have withdrawn thetr mtut&ry foreeS from Egypt and States program for making up ber oil deftclt is tmder I • Foreu Ward was tabn to the HOtpital in Parken:bor1 [or o b- ln for a real ilorm at !MOCRA.TJC LEADERSRIP....,Adtal. ~- · Stevenson'_. statement , ~.~ be won't run ap.l.n for President C!&me u nG iurpriSe but It • THE SMITH FAMILY ~-~ ~rne and .t here are some who do n"Ot betleve he wlllsurvlvf' _as prime r. ' .,... Daily Sentinel, Pomoroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 19Se S rs. Wayne Wolfe and son called ·AJ1P Tlril'ni-LOW!i!r.t.. ..___.. "'"JO ___.. -- ,,f o II z v v • .. (lrt)l>quofOI TJu:Y MUST UPWARD STILL~ ONwAl\1), WHO W'bUi.t> KEEP ABREAST b" 1J1i!;OIJ) CODI!-fli!IIDA MilE• 1H1H IE - F O R - - Jil~riWttdl b)' Xlftl r~&luree Syadtc•te ••• • ••• --. ... ·· ""' • ., "d ·~- - - - - - -- - .III.J& PEACE and PROSPE,JtiTY Fo R RENT '==:-:. ~ .:;:.\ ......................... Pomeroy A CHRISTMAS WISH fok I hmt!e. Mt. and MPS. Roy Smltb tailed Mrs. Clyde Weli and dayghter ion Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and and Mrs. Will Ueilman called on family Sunday afternoon Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday. Oeorge ·Roush ot Minersville Mr. and M'rs. Lenard Lanham spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr.~. ond family visited ~lative.11 in Lloyd Roush and son. Wcm, Va.; over the weekend. "timed" It get hlm out ot London during the period when England had to ~ute 8 reversal In mllltary policies toward Egypt, · ' ,•.• Min~ EflenhOwer rejected the pleat of Blitllh Prime Anthony Edea and Frtnch Premier Guj Mo~ luch & U 1on1 1Li British and Freneh trcopa WIT'et!n u'ri~ ' dedeion to bow to the dtmand of . ue n 'I St•tu and the United Nation• u.d ltltMraw the -1 troops ta btlleved to have cleared the w•y for the pa.rley ot the watern Blf 'l'IINe lil!den. Plana are expected to be amoune.ef u 100ft aa it become• clear tht.t Belen'• pernm.ent ha.1 weathered the parUamentaey etorm Which hu bUffeted the Britllh cabinet IInce the beflnnlnr of the Suez ertala. The three rreat . powers •re In l&reement on a basic point: the Wdtem Alliance muat preaent a IKilid front agaiftst the Kremlin. American, French and Brlti1h diplomats all -y that the eo11darity ca.n ~at be shown tbroutll a friendly get-together on the part of Mr. Eisenhower, Sir Sir Anthony Ed•n Anthony Eden ~d M.. Moll:t. • ; brotheP, MPI. Wayne Brlelde• amd Dwifltt SperJt~r of Cbetttr. i"fo~ormed Wa.slllngton sourus bf:Ueve ICde.n'l Illness was ••t • Wahama Scores Third Straight By Defeating Charleston 79-50 ··~~ent Jritt ~ .- .• UN WllhH Cltort tho Way ' ASHINGTON-Top Washington o1ticla1a aow ~-I a 1111 . Thru "harmony at the aummit" meetlnr to be held befol'f ' i• Angfo·F'rench low to U. 5., · W ·•. •' '' I s.,eclaf ttl Celltr•1 Pre.t At.ooidffon · '-·- .' Racine Tornadoes Hit For 106 To Easily Defeat Rutland Five V D·Edwords ~ • • FURNITUR! ' Amicable W11r1 m 'llg Three' M..t Now Soon as Proboblo ...... l:f I Mrs. floyd Adams of Zanesvllle recently with her si ster Mrs. Mae Pearson. •'·' Todays Sports Parade 88 a Prectlcaf WESt SHADE s~nt a rfny "• TUPPERS PLAIN 4au,bter Mary spept lui S1tur· W .S.C.S. rn.ec:Una at Garnet Smith• dlf tt~th r. .utf Hn. 8il'lfle1 Truio Wed . I!"Ytftrill. Guy lpeacer rlt Ccm.Untine II tit. MJclliiiiSn is sp<.>ndinM 1tve ral Mr. mfl tm"l. Clint Orr c1lled week. here with h11 a.i 1ler 1111d on B10 sar~en sunday evening. Mr. tnd M"rt. Riebard Rifbt!l of Syracute spent Sunday with M•e ly Mrt. A"tulf P1lntef Pearaon . ther caners were Omer Mrs. Will HeUman tailed on rram·let and family o! Letart aod Mn. Homer Qe·r>glean Fnday . Roy Pearson and famUf or f.a1t Mr. and Mn. Ralph Painter and Letart, dllliilhte'P~,. Mr. aird rs. Harry ~own Mr. and' Mr1 . V•llet Spencer of end sons. P'Mred Smith and daujhSyratille spent fiutsday with ~r and VltJil ft.oUS'h were reeent caller1 of Mt. and Mrs. Ku.ssell Mr. a1rd Mil. £1:tldle GtlfrHb. Mt. and Mri. GSITY' GrlftUh and Painter. dl'tl&:hter at c•dh, 0 . spent t~c Mr. 11nd Mrs. Will Heilman trRkeftd WitPT Mr. and Mrs. £dd~e elllled on Mr. 1l1d Mrs. Tom Griltlth. SroU Friday eve'nlng. CuttaiC 'Mr. and Mrs, Ch.a rles Kelteu · Prayer meeting w&s held at the spent Saturday wifh Mr. and Mrlt. Scott home. Ctyde Ddvls of bexter. Mary Bailey. Jennie Roush and Mr. 8nd Mrs. Warley Davis of Mrs. Virgil Roush and children Dexter spent ~Lfnday with · Mr. attended the Church bazar at and Mrs. ArvU Holter. Chesln recently. , Mr. and . Mrs. Orvey Gainer Mr. artd M;rs. Dena Turner spent TLJesday l't the WHJ Hellman 'trussell. --·-- ~! lana Oalntr Mr. arfd Mra. P'rtrtk O'Neil waa eallt"6 ttt R~~edt-r . '•· to th.e funeral of htJ son FrankFin O'neil. Betty l( eUer of Pomeroy . ~onet.a Doris and fa mily Deiter spenl Sunday with. Mr. and Mn Cliarlu Kelter. Jtnice Smith of Oldtown spent the weeltt!nd with her •i,trr , Mra. 0Pil Smith IUHt fami ly. ).flrlha Orr of Columbus . OMo ~nt the weekend wllh Mr . aflrl M'ts. Arthur Orr. Mr. 4nd Mrs. Bill Orr and famIly ~ pent Sunrla,v with Mr. and Mn, Clint Orr . sandra and Robtlrta Trussell spent a few days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A cool first quarter when. tbey . McQuaid, F 6 7~U 19 were outscored 14: to 6 jiUit about Bateman, F 0 D-O 0 tells the story of a loss b;r the Keating, F 3 D-O 0 Middleport Yellow Jackets Friday Young, c 1,;.. 4 2-3 10 CLEVELAND UP - Joey GiarPomeroy fought Ramely, but, dello of Philadelphia and Yama night to Nelsonville on the JackBentley, G 1 0-0 2 they just couldn't hit their shots ' cts' home court fl·&2. Dixon, G 3 1-6 7 Bahama of Bimini Islands scored liS easy l;:~y UJIS .and bU/lllleS JUst 0 0.0 0 unantmous decisions but the real Shot after shot by the Jackets Tanguy, G wouldn't go in . The Dcvih led 2(). rimmed the basket and climbed StuMeOOan, G 3 ().() 6 winner Friday night was the the buket actually cost the Pan- 8 at the end of the first period out. After that first period the Flowers, G 1 ().() 2 Cleveland Toyshop Fund. ' m-iD thers the J&mc. u Gilmore continued to set the Arb., in the televised second 1 Jackets fared better, but not Totab 21 10-23 &2 The 9,031 fans who poured $61,· event, a bout which drew c1tcalls , paee, and by thiH lime Gallipolis Pomeroy did not hit a field goal was also controlling the rebounds, cnougb to win. They fell under a Olficla.ls: Strimer and Langfitt. 750 into the benefit coffers saw a from the Arena crowd. rangy Greyhound team by 3 in in t.{le first quarter as they took and Pomeroy trailed 32· 15 at halfdead-game and dead·tired Charley the second quarter, counted 10 to 12 shots at the baJkfl without a time. (Kinb) Cotton of Toledo f~:~il to 9 in the third, and (ell behind fieJd illll. In the second quarter pusb through bis plans to "come again 14 to 1& po-ints in the final they had only three field goals, Early in the th ird period it strong" in 'he final four rounds, period. 1nd the output at halftime show- looked for a fcw minutes as if the 1 and Jose unanimously to Giardello, Nelsonville's big Tom McQuaid. ed them three field goals in 28 Panthers might come back. Bob whom he had beaten twice before star of the gridiron and hardwood, and bowed to once. 1ttempts lilt the basket Ali told Eastman hit for two free throws, BY OSCAR FRALEY was the unstoppable opposition. for the evening the Panthers hit and after a goal b.v Thomas, a Bahama was disappointed that United Pre11 Sport• Wrlt.r He tallied 19 points, many of them only 16 pt:r cent of their !lhoh: fil'ldcr ttY Wildermuth , Si58on's be "couldn't get a tight out of SYDNEY, Australia UP - Fear- Jimmy Martinez" of Glendale, difncult twisting sbota or one. with 10 field goal8 in 61 allempts foul ,and a basket bY Sisson and less Fraley's facts and ligures. banders from tbe side and about at the basket. In contrast the sharp Johnson cul the margin to 34-24, The Olympic Games are just tight feet out. shooting Blue ncvlls hit 39 per but at this point the Devil~ made about forgotten except by those Aussie hooter Jack Thompson. An For the Jackets, who had plenty cent with 24 L'ORls In 61 attempts. (ive straight fret· throws as Gilplanes home and Aus- Australian, Thompson has been waiting for of heighth but couldn't uae it to The Panlh<.ors JUtnped into a more did the tuJIIors. Gallipolis canned 11 tralia has gone tennis crazy with able to win witb only four of 24 advantage, Morris FOil ~ le,d at the start of the contl'st then gr<Jdualty Jlllllcd away as points, Kennedy 6, Kelley 8, profe.c;sionals putting on a tour straight fav<trites. It is a dead beat as S. T. John.<~on hit two free thr- everything the Panthers did was Bowles 10 and little Bobby T. and the Davis Cup going into its as to whether he or tht: worried OWii, and little E1ghtbali Buffing- wrong. Gallipolis had a 4JM2 lead wagerers go out of their minds Uennesy 6, the latter's comi(lg on final phues. first. ton followed with two more. Gen· at the end of the third quarter. .,U you ever wondered why three nice one.handers hom far rge Gilmore then put on a one Frank Sedgman and Red HartAustrali1 has such a stranglehold out in the !ast halt. Johmon led thf" !'anthers in scar wig flew in from South Africa for the amafeur game, here is one on ing with ;,w point s as (;Jimore also The Jarkets found it hard to the Australian professional tennis j answer. In Sydney alone there are break inside the tight Greyhound had 20 for the Devils with John tour. The plan'i! stopped one day at defense (or any kind of unhurried 30,000 courts--and &0,000 regist- the Thomas hitting 14 and McMahon remote island of Mauritius in ered tournameut players _ the IL shot closer than the foul circle. the Indian Ocean. While the rest love 'em Anyhow, laundries must And they were consistently out0. 'l'lte llrlllltett of the people aboard the aircraft Gallipoli s nlso won the ResN\'e jumped and out-grabbed for the Pancho Gonzales, the wor)d cham~ aer Io Middleport were busy lJu.ying souvenirs, the game by a 49·37 score as the Devball off their own board . It wasn't pion of the tennis- pros, doeo~~n't two pros picked up $100 each play. ils came from a 21 -18 deficit to Ill BAtER unlil after Coach Nol11n Swaek- much care which of the two top ing an exhibition. Australian amateurs - Lew Hoad take the Win . ( 'hut•k Ueabout led hammer had given them his ob,er- ---::·----- the Devils ' with nine points with vations during halftime that they or Ken Rosewall - turns pro. Eat Them Allvt Kennedy lcad1ng Pomeroy with 13 closely broke even on re"I penonaJiy think. I can eat markers. rmore bounds with the enemy. The box Jcore; Particularly aggressive during either one of them alive," he said. "l'vfl taken the best of the amaUte third quarter were Kelly, KenPOMEROY teurs before and I've r;:ot a hunch nedy and Hennesh. They fought Ptav1r & Pos; FG F Td I can lake 'em a!,'ain." for the ball and got H. Hawthorne, F 1 3·2 4 You 'd l:>elieve him, too, If you A red hot shooting .Racine Tor- Salser, F The Jackets were medium hot Wllderm"th, F 2 4-3 1 nado basketball team won their 2 6-3 7 could see how gaunt and hungry Adams, C lmow1 all about pruning tree1 Johnson, C 4 15·12 20 JO ~2 22 at the tree line r;:elting 7 out of looking Tony Trabert has become sixth straight game or the sea son Wolfe, G 12 tries, while the Hounds were 0 2·2 2 last night as they tnuk an easy 12 2·1 25 becaute he lik.et prunea) a.p~ .,. lufflngton, G knocking his head against the GonBirch, G a bit Cooler, c.:nnin~ but 10 out of zales Si"on, G I 1-1 3 a 9-7 1a 23. stonewall. pean to be about to collect on. 106·42 wlu !ro111 the HutlaJHI Red Powell. J<' . Lembert, C 0 3·1 I Dl·vils, fl 3-1 13 Sportsmen quite freQuently bump hi• accident iniUumce policY:• McDade. F This was the third SEOAL deMartin, G 1 0·0 0 ] 1-Q 2 noggins with ·political oWclals E11tmen, C I 6-3 5 4 1-0 8 feat for the Jackets. Nelsonville wbHe trying to get new stadiums Th1 leN points 1cored by the Heeglc, (i Poor Davie) But he"• lucky at 1 ] -0 2 had lost to Pomeroy two weekt in which to compete. It is ttie Tot1ls 10 35·24 44 Torn1doe1 new team re.:ord John.son, G that. Some peoplt'! are ~ill ago. Totals Non Scorers; Ari\Oid, Folmar and for • single v•me as thev surp••· 43 :-n-20 106 same in Australia whcr~ one rugwithout th• proteCtion of aeo /oiiDDLEPDRT W•r'"Y 1ed the 101 pointe •cored by the RUTLAND Pl•vtr & Poa. FG F TP by olfieial 1rguing with politicos cidenl and health inauranee GALLIPOLIS 1951 t.am In • sinal• game. The Player & Po1. FG F TP Morris, F 5 1-2 11 !lngrily described them as six Ia· Pl•v•r & Pos; FG F Td Tornado11 •l•o continued their I Gr.1ham, ~~ 2 J-0 4 bor men, two independents, and · and would be totally out of McComas, F 0 0-1 0 four fruit salads. Thom .. , F 4 8--4 torrid thootlng JMce 11 thtoy hit Eads, F 4 o.o 8 luck in Davie'• place. Kennedy, C 1 4-4 6 M~Mahon, F 4 6-2 56 per cent of their thoh last Carson, p 2 5-4 8 Worked fn Bank K' tchcn, '"C 0 0·0 0 Talk with Ul to·dny about acM. Bostic, C 4 4-0 2 8·8 12 Kelly, G Pat Crennan, ,a Sydney horse 8 nltht at they had 43 goals In 76 1. Dugan, G 3 2-4 8 Gflle1pl•, G 2 2·0 attemph. R"tl•nd only hit 20 per D. Dugan, G 2 5·2 fl Bowles, G cident and health. inmrance. 5 0-1 10 owner, once worked in a bank 0 0-0 0 Gilmore, G ' 8-1 4 ~ut with 12 goals In 58 •tt.mph. Diddle, F Hindy, G 0 0-0 0 which explains wby he has named Racine led all the way as they Rife C 0 4-4 4 Hav•s, F 2 0.0 20 his borsea with handles as Inter4 Long, G 0 0.0 0 were hot right from the start. Justice, F 0 0·0 0 Anderson, G est, Compound, and Foreign Ex· Conl•v. G 0 2·1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 C1rr, F I 1.0 1 They pushed ofr to a torrid a2 Goode, F Eddie Arcaro, the Ameriehan&e. Hennessy, G 3 0..0 6 Tota!s1 12 23-18 42 can jockey who geta such a bad Tot1l1 24 31·16 2 point first period as they led 32faounnee Of All Typeo Totals 17 7-12 41 time from the bettors when he 64 HI, and then were out In front 58Pomeroy 8 15 32 44 PHONI H·ll NELSONVILLE 22 at halftime. They huilt lhe Racine 2n4 II. blows the deuce with an odds-on Pomarov Galllpol11 20 32 41 64 32 58 91 106 Pl•ytr & Pos. FG F TP favorite could sympathize with lead up to 91-30 at the end of Lhe Rutland Official•; B•"'r and Wren 16 22 30 42 third period, and subs played most or the la11t quarter. Oddly enough Rutland had a SEOAL STANDINGS very gt:JOd night at the free throw Won Lost Jlne as they connected on 18 out T..ogan 3 0 of 23 foulshott. Pomeroy 2 l Racine a~ain had five players Wellston 2 J in double scoring ficures with. Carl Nelsonville 2 1 The Wabama White Falcons rot~ Wolfe, leading the way with. 2~ Athens 2 1 The Falcons thus brought their led up their tbird consecutive win season's record to a respectable 1 2 points. Jim J\dams had 22 markers Gallipolis on Friday niKbt as they easily three victories against an opening with Doug Graham hlttini!C 14 and Middkpurt 0 3 whipped the c:-.arlcston Reds of game losa. Bob Birch and Ivan Powell both Jackson 0 3 Frank Polk . by a score of 79-M. hitting 13 points. Larry Dugan led Last Nltht't O.m.s Big Joe Ford or the Falcons once Loads of thank• to out many Jood friends for again paced his team mates ln the Rutland with 12 points. G•llipoli• 64 Pem•roy 44 )'OUt 1oyaJ. pattoa1Je throuahout the year. May you aU eaior 1 11coring column as he dropped in Racine also won the Reserve con N•llonvill• 52 Middleport 41 Loven 65 Wtlllton 67 nine field aoals for 18 point1. Wayvery happy Holidar Seuoa test as they took a 4~34 decision Athens 6 5 Juk•on 55 ne Cody of the RedJ had 18 point& wilh Buzz Beegle hilling 17 po;nls jJ to •hare high point honors with aDd a New You filled *lth 365 for the winner, and George Jus· C Ford. daf$ of bealtb. happJnep aod sood fellowship. ticc connecting fur 21 for ~he MEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL Coach Ralph Sayre substituted losers. Admitted: Mrs. Dahty Brumley, freely and had eleven of his bof8 The box score: Middleport. 1:) · breaking Into the scoring column. RACINE Discharged: Charles \\larncr, San Francisco's national chamThe Falcons jumped immediatePiaYar & Po•. FO F TP Long Bottom, Mrs. Dora Mark, pions have tvtrytblng to aain and FOR ly into a commanding lead at the Graham, F 4 9-6 H Carpenter. nothing to lose tonight when they opening whistle as they racked up J.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;':";;;;:";;;;-..;;;;;.;o..;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;j take on aU. S. Olympic baskctbqiJ 2& points lnthe first quarter while team whieb Coarh Gerald Tucker holding the Reds to a mere five. a ''" ,.., ell. a....., .,.. , . FROM call!! "the beat ever." .._..,..,. .....,, .. ,..... w.r The Wahamans continued tbeir .......... ,.,.., c............ The presaW"e will be off the ons1augbt on the bucket and held Dons becauoe lhc;r 60.game record a 51-17 advahtaBe at halltirne B11 Day- Week or lflontla wlnnlnr stre•k won't be on tile which enabled tbem to coast in for line in what Is officially an "ex- the victory. hibition," but a victory over the 1n the preliminary contest the. Olympians llcluaUy would amount Wahama Reserve, won over the INirAU 1r JOCIUI&I to the greatest San Francisco ever Charleston JuniOl" Reds by a score ANII IAVII scored. lt"a an ironic twl&t that a 3S-30 witb Marvin Rousb leadgame that won't 10 Into the offi· of Ins the scorers wl:th 12 polnta. clal record could gain the Dons Jerry Thomu of tbe Reds has 10. more prestige than their record string. Tht box rear~: ' flmt a•me of the l&M-:!o7 cage seasou latt ni1bt al they were handed a M-tf los& by an undcrdoa GalJipoiU: Blue Devil five. Pomeroy was completely out-played all the way .by the smaller Blue DeviJs, but an early lpidemic of missing 1 . ' '"I ' - . . WAHAMA 1791 Plarer & PaJ. FG FT TP Ollnr, fl 4 a..t ll Yo~o~nt. J1 I 0.0 2 Arnold, F 5 U ., Llev~ne. F I 0.1 2 Ford, C t 0.1 II Fot~rnon., c J o-o 6 Clark, G 2 0.1 4 L•YM, 0 2 0.0 4 Dlrllnv. G • I !JoG 2 G. lt..lfl. G 4 !JoG I lt. Rou•h. fl 4 l.J ' ~5 7-11 79 RIDS (50) Playor & Poo. FG PT TP L CO<Iy, F I 11-0 2 W. Cody, p Sttlntker, C JarNtt, 0 7 ... II 1 1-3 3 S U 12 LaiHitrmllk, G 7 1·2 IS 21 l-16 so and ..... . ~ .... " •·. ; , .... ... ' ~·t> ~..:.- ,..._o~c.~ .·" ,.. ' ' -~·- �...~--~~~~~~~~~--..,--...- ........!!"_..,.___,._..,0_0~<-"'0"'1<.................. .,.~.~·...~~~-~~·~·-•~•-•, __.,,_,___,_ _....,_,.!:"' _ ""'"""' _,~.0, ~ lr • ....... , . , , f IP i-. • ~ ..., •, !_ •.:.:;.o;.-..••11!1 ' • •• 1 ' ,.. 1 Mr. and Kl'l. Bill H)'llll and rrand10n Bennie Galntu• etttnded BASHAN • '-Dally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 1956 · '• pset Panthers Prove Ineffectual In Contest Against Underdog Five A (rllid shooting Pomeroy Pan- ther buketNI! team lost their .. ---- mero ~ HEAD MAN OF HAWICEYES By Alan Move~ Cold First Quarter Spells Out Giardello And Margin Of Defeat For Jackets Bahama Win In man show ror the Devil s as he hit three straight goals to give Galli· polis a 6-4 lead, and they were never again headed .in the contest SORE AltAI BOSTON - When Boston Popa Orchestra conductor Arthur Ft,edler .came up with a sore arm, be visited Jack Fadden, veteun Botton Red Sox and Harvard University trainer. Fiedler ~id Fadden had no trouble switching from treating bat swingers to batOJt swingers. "Conductors have the same arm troubles 11s ball players," l'"iedler said. Toy Fund Bouts .. 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Saturdiy rillht'a same doesn't count otfielally because the NCAA hat ruled that only contests with senior four-year coJieacs should go into the record, !Perhaps the most interesting feature Of the game will be how the Dons attempt to handle 6-foot, IO.incb Bill RusgeiJ and ruggr.d K. C, Jones - tl\e stars who Jed San Franclseo !hrouah two conaecutivo unbeaten eampalans. The unbeaten Olympians piled up a 45-29 haltume lead and used aU 13 Dlck Bousbka oel !;;~:~':. wilh 18 polnll, Jonoa scorlJ>I The Arbaugh daughtet1 ,. .~1 ' · Cene , Aurett.a Lilly, alkt Dtrle, \ all spent Swu.tay witil flfelf pU"ents Mr. and M'r~. JohJ'J Arba ttglh And 10ft Werley. Johtt Bl"lllt of Nommr . and frltnd Mrs. Maty R.iee of M'ar1ett.a Wills e•IIl'ti:J on his !Wothtr aM Mr•. W. W. Braga, - --:--:-:-CAJtM£L · · Mr. and Mrs J M MiUs of P.acine called r>n M.r and dl-.11. Hom er Heilman Anderson and son TueSday. on Mr. and Mrt. Will Thursday evening. Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. Jen- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donaid ");j~ ond nte Roush were in Gallipolis Thea- friend of Athens were 1'1 day. sts of Mrso. Mary ~= H--Hr-+-1· ' .... .g;f,:n in~: A& b~o..., to exert atnmr Ieao !..,. In ....... ... "-"" 35. lotu.dow . "·=:.· , ' 4 lhoptn~ 1t ~ ln 1·Januaey. '-- '· = ·o":~~; nconlhl ~ - - -- CRYI"ioQtlorE - H~'• how to work 11:: SO PROUD OF • •• • THAT 1 GLUED THEM TOGETHER IT·- BVBBANNQ -'-·.. • .. -- MY BLOCKS Ofte letter Dply 1landl. tor another. In this sample A Is uaeaj tot the three 11li, X fo"t tht tWp O't, etc. Single letters , a~ll'l . ' . '" tropbu, t'be ltilgth lild. tOrin*tlon of the worlls are a.U nblt&f ltacll day tho eodo lottet:o .,. dlftarenL -' ,l Z!. I'QJ UJP'UI CFOi i 0 ll V V. PC S J K C B J Z 1.• 1 ' . .. • W''Z'"' 1 ; A Ornto;ftm <a-tatlon r J>C81 ltCB1 p q J V Z N F 0 II ,. Q : R 111 v v: 11- x· c rot y_...,.. ~ I ~ave~~vQt!:_aJ)pe~ ·--···---------- ---- 1 YEP-.. 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Droop is. 91opP«< over leade~ ~ lp lM _Party, ll~wever, • rl-~:t;;;:t.;-r-t as. Bona :.US wmr al\ Mr. J Mr and r! Dan Smith and fam ily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith im d family of Laurel C'li(f. theae situations "stabilize," look fOr real. political expl~ln the Ho\l8e ot Commons. F.den has Jo.at ctlnatderable suppot t his own Conservative party which l'i'lny epell bad newa for him. Jn tbe lateat vote of conftdence, for inltail.ce, he suffered a damaging Jou 1n pnatlge when 15 Conservative "rebels" abablined from the . ' ~~~ """' , , )I e · . ~t ea:em!d~ hl8lat 'It&t run igaln" asser· Ewn Stevt!n&!ready had a ftght In their mldat over what thm, the e~rahould follow. This ie aure to be intensified now. coune the pa Y~mocratlc liberals, headed by Senator Hubert A Jl'OUP ot Mlnn IOfa, Ia operily · challlinginr tbe conservative H~pb~fh of arty the Senate te~hip ot senator Lyndon 0 oteT~u., 'l'tl.e b•ttie...Ound wq1 . be the ntxt session of JohDIDn wb hn ud other llberals mn.r even line up with Re-o Con~. H . P laly laluea ...to publleanl~~c~.... _ defeat _the strong Dixie . -~Democratlo tiioO/~'WI.• : • • ... ~..,.,· 1 ' • 1\ "'~heft en ' • , ~: u:U~de 1 • _ DICKTRACV I m.a lead the way for a. wild ecramble !Dr taadership ln the Dcfi'IO· t rty the so-called titular leader- ot the party, Stevenson . •• . ~va I ron. ntnitter. The Britllh politicians _are holding their lire until Britain F c have withdrawn thetr mtut&ry foreeS from Egypt and States program for making up ber oil deftclt is tmder I • Foreu Ward was tabn to the HOtpital in Parken:bor1 [or o b- ln for a real ilorm at !MOCRA.TJC LEADERSRIP....,Adtal. ~- · Stevenson'_. statement , ~.~ be won't run ap.l.n for President C!&me u nG iurpriSe but It • THE SMITH FAMILY ~-~ ~rne and .t here are some who do n"Ot betleve he wlllsurvlvf' _as prime r. ' .,... Daily Sentinel, Pomoroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 15, 19Se S rs. Wayne Wolfe and son called ·AJ1P Tlril'ni-LOW!i!r.t.. ..___.. "'"JO ___.. -- ,,f o II z v v • .. (lrt)l>quofOI TJu:Y MUST UPWARD STILL~ ONwAl\1), WHO W'bUi.t> KEEP ABREAST b" 1J1i!;OIJ) CODI!-fli!IIDA MilE• 1H1H IE - F O R - - Jil~riWttdl b)' Xlftl r~&luree Syadtc•te ••• • ••• --. ... ·· ""' • ., "d ·~- - - - - - -- - .III.J& PEACE and PROSPE,JtiTY Fo R RENT '==:-:. ~ .:;:.\ ......................... Pomeroy A CHRISTMAS WISH fok I hmt!e. Mt. and MPS. Roy Smltb tailed Mrs. Clyde Weli and dayghter ion Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and and Mrs. Will Ueilman called on family Sunday afternoon Mrs. Mary Bailey Sunday. Oeorge ·Roush ot Minersville Mr. and M'rs. Lenard Lanham spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr.~. ond family visited ~lative.11 in Lloyd Roush and son. Wcm, Va.; over the weekend. "timed" It get hlm out ot London during the period when England had to ~ute 8 reversal In mllltary policies toward Egypt, · ' ,•.• Min~ EflenhOwer rejected the pleat of Blitllh Prime Anthony Edea and Frtnch Premier Guj Mo~ luch & U 1on1 1Li British and Freneh trcopa WIT'et!n u'ri~ ' dedeion to bow to the dtmand of . ue n 'I St•tu and the United Nation• u.d ltltMraw the -1 troops ta btlleved to have cleared the w•y for the pa.rley ot the watern Blf 'l'IINe lil!den. Plana are expected to be amoune.ef u 100ft aa it become• clear tht.t Belen'• pernm.ent ha.1 weathered the parUamentaey etorm Which hu bUffeted the Britllh cabinet IInce the beflnnlnr of the Suez ertala. The three rreat . powers •re In l&reement on a basic point: the Wdtem Alliance muat preaent a IKilid front agaiftst the Kremlin. American, French and Brlti1h diplomats all -y that the eo11darity ca.n ~at be shown tbroutll a friendly get-together on the part of Mr. Eisenhower, Sir Sir Anthony Ed•n Anthony Eden ~d M.. Moll:t. • ; brotheP, MPI. Wayne Brlelde• amd Dwifltt SperJt~r of Cbetttr. i"fo~ormed Wa.slllngton sourus bf:Ueve ICde.n'l Illness was ••t • Wahama Scores Third Straight By Defeating Charleston 79-50 ··~~ent Jritt ~ .- .• UN WllhH Cltort tho Way ' ASHINGTON-Top Washington o1ticla1a aow ~-I a 1111 . Thru "harmony at the aummit" meetlnr to be held befol'f ' i• Angfo·F'rench low to U. 5., · W ·•. •' '' I s.,eclaf ttl Celltr•1 Pre.t At.ooidffon · '-·- .' Racine Tornadoes Hit For 106 To Easily Defeat Rutland Five V D·Edwords ~ • • FURNITUR! ' Amicable W11r1 m 'llg Three' M..t Now Soon as Proboblo ...... l:f I Mrs. floyd Adams of Zanesvllle recently with her si ster Mrs. Mae Pearson. •'·' Todays Sports Parade 88 a Prectlcaf WESt SHADE s~nt a rfny "• TUPPERS PLAIN 4au,bter Mary spept lui S1tur· W .S.C.S. rn.ec:Una at Garnet Smith• dlf tt~th r. .utf Hn. 8il'lfle1 Truio Wed . I!"Ytftrill. Guy lpeacer rlt Ccm.Untine II tit. MJclliiiiSn is sp<.>ndinM 1tve ral Mr. mfl tm"l. Clint Orr c1lled week. here with h11 a.i 1ler 1111d on B10 sar~en sunday evening. Mr. tnd M"rt. Riebard Rifbt!l of Syracute spent Sunday with M•e ly Mrt. A"tulf P1lntef Pearaon . ther caners were Omer Mrs. Will HeUman tailed on rram·let and family o! Letart aod Mn. Homer Qe·r>glean Fnday . Roy Pearson and famUf or f.a1t Mr. and Mn. Ralph Painter and Letart, dllliilhte'P~,. Mr. aird rs. Harry ~own Mr. and' Mr1 . V•llet Spencer of end sons. P'Mred Smith and daujhSyratille spent fiutsday with ~r and VltJil ft.oUS'h were reeent caller1 of Mt. and Mrs. Ku.ssell Mr. a1rd Mil. £1:tldle GtlfrHb. Mt. and Mri. GSITY' GrlftUh and Painter. dl'tl&:hter at c•dh, 0 . spent t~c Mr. 11nd Mrs. Will Heilman trRkeftd WitPT Mr. and Mrs. £dd~e elllled on Mr. 1l1d Mrs. Tom Griltlth. SroU Friday eve'nlng. CuttaiC 'Mr. and Mrs, Ch.a rles Kelteu · Prayer meeting w&s held at the spent Saturday wifh Mr. and Mrlt. Scott home. Ctyde Ddvls of bexter. Mary Bailey. Jennie Roush and Mr. 8nd Mrs. Warley Davis of Mrs. Virgil Roush and children Dexter spent ~Lfnday with · Mr. attended the Church bazar at and Mrs. ArvU Holter. Chesln recently. , Mr. and . Mrs. Orvey Gainer Mr. artd M;rs. Dena Turner spent TLJesday l't the WHJ Hellman 'trussell. --·-- ~! lana Oalntr Mr. arfd Mra. P'rtrtk O'Neil waa eallt"6 ttt R~~edt-r . '•· to th.e funeral of htJ son FrankFin O'neil. Betty l( eUer of Pomeroy . ~onet.a Doris and fa mily Deiter spenl Sunday with. Mr. and Mn Cliarlu Kelter. Jtnice Smith of Oldtown spent the weeltt!nd with her •i,trr , Mra. 0Pil Smith IUHt fami ly. ).flrlha Orr of Columbus . OMo ~nt the weekend wllh Mr . aflrl M'ts. Arthur Orr. Mr. 4nd Mrs. Bill Orr and famIly ~ pent Sunrla,v with Mr. and Mn, Clint Orr . sandra and Robtlrta Trussell spent a few days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A cool first quarter when. tbey . McQuaid, F 6 7~U 19 were outscored 14: to 6 jiUit about Bateman, F 0 D-O 0 tells the story of a loss b;r the Keating, F 3 D-O 0 Middleport Yellow Jackets Friday Young, c 1,;.. 4 2-3 10 CLEVELAND UP - Joey GiarPomeroy fought Ramely, but, dello of Philadelphia and Yama night to Nelsonville on the JackBentley, G 1 0-0 2 they just couldn't hit their shots ' cts' home court fl·&2. Dixon, G 3 1-6 7 Bahama of Bimini Islands scored liS easy l;:~y UJIS .and bU/lllleS JUst 0 0.0 0 unantmous decisions but the real Shot after shot by the Jackets Tanguy, G wouldn't go in . The Dcvih led 2(). rimmed the basket and climbed StuMeOOan, G 3 ().() 6 winner Friday night was the the buket actually cost the Pan- 8 at the end of the first period out. After that first period the Flowers, G 1 ().() 2 Cleveland Toyshop Fund. ' m-iD thers the J&mc. u Gilmore continued to set the Arb., in the televised second 1 Jackets fared better, but not Totab 21 10-23 &2 The 9,031 fans who poured $61,· event, a bout which drew c1tcalls , paee, and by thiH lime Gallipolis Pomeroy did not hit a field goal was also controlling the rebounds, cnougb to win. They fell under a Olficla.ls: Strimer and Langfitt. 750 into the benefit coffers saw a from the Arena crowd. rangy Greyhound team by 3 in in t.{le first quarter as they took and Pomeroy trailed 32· 15 at halfdead-game and dead·tired Charley the second quarter, counted 10 to 12 shots at the baJkfl without a time. (Kinb) Cotton of Toledo f~:~il to 9 in the third, and (ell behind fieJd illll. In the second quarter pusb through bis plans to "come again 14 to 1& po-ints in the final they had only three field goals, Early in the th ird period it strong" in 'he final four rounds, period. 1nd the output at halftime show- looked for a fcw minutes as if the 1 and Jose unanimously to Giardello, Nelsonville's big Tom McQuaid. ed them three field goals in 28 Panthers might come back. Bob whom he had beaten twice before star of the gridiron and hardwood, and bowed to once. 1ttempts lilt the basket Ali told Eastman hit for two free throws, BY OSCAR FRALEY was the unstoppable opposition. for the evening the Panthers hit and after a goal b.v Thomas, a Bahama was disappointed that United Pre11 Sport• Wrlt.r He tallied 19 points, many of them only 16 pt:r cent of their !lhoh: fil'ldcr ttY Wildermuth , Si58on's be "couldn't get a tight out of SYDNEY, Australia UP - Fear- Jimmy Martinez" of Glendale, difncult twisting sbota or one. with 10 field goal8 in 61 allempts foul ,and a basket bY Sisson and less Fraley's facts and ligures. banders from tbe side and about at the basket. In contrast the sharp Johnson cul the margin to 34-24, The Olympic Games are just tight feet out. shooting Blue ncvlls hit 39 per but at this point the Devil~ made about forgotten except by those Aussie hooter Jack Thompson. An For the Jackets, who had plenty cent with 24 L'ORls In 61 attempts. (ive straight fret· throws as Gilplanes home and Aus- Australian, Thompson has been waiting for of heighth but couldn't uae it to The Panlh<.ors JUtnped into a more did the tuJIIors. Gallipolis canned 11 tralia has gone tennis crazy with able to win witb only four of 24 advantage, Morris FOil ~ le,d at the start of the contl'st then gr<Jdualty Jlllllcd away as points, Kennedy 6, Kelley 8, profe.c;sionals putting on a tour straight fav<trites. It is a dead beat as S. T. John.<~on hit two free thr- everything the Panthers did was Bowles 10 and little Bobby T. and the Davis Cup going into its as to whether he or tht: worried OWii, and little E1ghtbali Buffing- wrong. Gallipolis had a 4JM2 lead wagerers go out of their minds Uennesy 6, the latter's comi(lg on final phues. first. ton followed with two more. Gen· at the end of the third quarter. .,U you ever wondered why three nice one.handers hom far rge Gilmore then put on a one Frank Sedgman and Red HartAustrali1 has such a stranglehold out in the !ast halt. Johmon led thf" !'anthers in scar wig flew in from South Africa for the amafeur game, here is one on ing with ;,w point s as (;Jimore also The Jarkets found it hard to the Australian professional tennis j answer. In Sydney alone there are break inside the tight Greyhound had 20 for the Devils with John tour. The plan'i! stopped one day at defense (or any kind of unhurried 30,000 courts--and &0,000 regist- the Thomas hitting 14 and McMahon remote island of Mauritius in ered tournameut players _ the IL shot closer than the foul circle. the Indian Ocean. While the rest love 'em Anyhow, laundries must And they were consistently out0. 'l'lte llrlllltett of the people aboard the aircraft Gallipoli s nlso won the ResN\'e jumped and out-grabbed for the Pancho Gonzales, the wor)d cham~ aer Io Middleport were busy lJu.ying souvenirs, the game by a 49·37 score as the Devball off their own board . It wasn't pion of the tennis- pros, doeo~~n't two pros picked up $100 each play. ils came from a 21 -18 deficit to Ill BAtER unlil after Coach Nol11n Swaek- much care which of the two top ing an exhibition. Australian amateurs - Lew Hoad take the Win . ( 'hut•k Ueabout led hammer had given them his ob,er- ---::·----- the Devils ' with nine points with vations during halftime that they or Ken Rosewall - turns pro. Eat Them Allvt Kennedy lcad1ng Pomeroy with 13 closely broke even on re"I penonaJiy think. I can eat markers. rmore bounds with the enemy. The box Jcore; Particularly aggressive during either one of them alive," he said. "l'vfl taken the best of the amaUte third quarter were Kelly, KenPOMEROY teurs before and I've r;:ot a hunch nedy and Hennesh. They fought Ptav1r & Pos; FG F Td I can lake 'em a!,'ain." for the ball and got H. Hawthorne, F 1 3·2 4 You 'd l:>elieve him, too, If you A red hot shooting .Racine Tor- Salser, F The Jackets were medium hot Wllderm"th, F 2 4-3 1 nado basketball team won their 2 6-3 7 could see how gaunt and hungry Adams, C lmow1 all about pruning tree1 Johnson, C 4 15·12 20 JO ~2 22 at the tree line r;:elting 7 out of looking Tony Trabert has become sixth straight game or the sea son Wolfe, G 12 tries, while the Hounds were 0 2·2 2 last night as they tnuk an easy 12 2·1 25 becaute he lik.et prunea) a.p~ .,. lufflngton, G knocking his head against the GonBirch, G a bit Cooler, c.:nnin~ but 10 out of zales Si"on, G I 1-1 3 a 9-7 1a 23. stonewall. pean to be about to collect on. 106·42 wlu !ro111 the HutlaJHI Red Powell. J<' . Lembert, C 0 3·1 I Dl·vils, fl 3-1 13 Sportsmen quite freQuently bump hi• accident iniUumce policY:• McDade. F This was the third SEOAL deMartin, G 1 0·0 0 ] 1-Q 2 noggins with ·political oWclals E11tmen, C I 6-3 5 4 1-0 8 feat for the Jackets. Nelsonville wbHe trying to get new stadiums Th1 leN points 1cored by the Heeglc, (i Poor Davie) But he"• lucky at 1 ] -0 2 had lost to Pomeroy two weekt in which to compete. It is ttie Tot1ls 10 35·24 44 Torn1doe1 new team re.:ord John.son, G that. Some peoplt'! are ~ill ago. Totals Non Scorers; Ari\Oid, Folmar and for • single v•me as thev surp••· 43 :-n-20 106 same in Australia whcr~ one rugwithout th• proteCtion of aeo /oiiDDLEPDRT W•r'"Y 1ed the 101 pointe •cored by the RUTLAND Pl•vtr & Poa. FG F TP by olfieial 1rguing with politicos cidenl and health inauranee GALLIPOLIS 1951 t.am In • sinal• game. The Player & Po1. FG F TP Morris, F 5 1-2 11 !lngrily described them as six Ia· Pl•v•r & Pos; FG F Td Tornado11 •l•o continued their I Gr.1ham, ~~ 2 J-0 4 bor men, two independents, and · and would be totally out of McComas, F 0 0-1 0 four fruit salads. Thom .. , F 4 8--4 torrid thootlng JMce 11 thtoy hit Eads, F 4 o.o 8 luck in Davie'• place. Kennedy, C 1 4-4 6 M~Mahon, F 4 6-2 56 per cent of their thoh last Carson, p 2 5-4 8 Worked fn Bank K' tchcn, '"C 0 0·0 0 Talk with Ul to·dny about acM. Bostic, C 4 4-0 2 8·8 12 Kelly, G Pat Crennan, ,a Sydney horse 8 nltht at they had 43 goals In 76 1. Dugan, G 3 2-4 8 Gflle1pl•, G 2 2·0 attemph. R"tl•nd only hit 20 per D. Dugan, G 2 5·2 fl Bowles, G cident and health. inmrance. 5 0-1 10 owner, once worked in a bank 0 0-0 0 Gilmore, G ' 8-1 4 ~ut with 12 goals In 58 •tt.mph. Diddle, F Hindy, G 0 0-0 0 which explains wby he has named Racine led all the way as they Rife C 0 4-4 4 Hav•s, F 2 0.0 20 his borsea with handles as Inter4 Long, G 0 0.0 0 were hot right from the start. Justice, F 0 0·0 0 Anderson, G est, Compound, and Foreign Ex· Conl•v. G 0 2·1 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 C1rr, F I 1.0 1 They pushed ofr to a torrid a2 Goode, F Eddie Arcaro, the Ameriehan&e. Hennessy, G 3 0..0 6 Tota!s1 12 23-18 42 can jockey who geta such a bad Tot1l1 24 31·16 2 point first period as they led 32faounnee Of All Typeo Totals 17 7-12 41 time from the bettors when he 64 HI, and then were out In front 58Pomeroy 8 15 32 44 PHONI H·ll NELSONVILLE 22 at halftime. They huilt lhe Racine 2n4 II. blows the deuce with an odds-on Pomarov Galllpol11 20 32 41 64 32 58 91 106 Pl•ytr & Pos. FG F TP favorite could sympathize with lead up to 91-30 at the end of Lhe Rutland Official•; B•"'r and Wren 16 22 30 42 third period, and subs played most or the la11t quarter. Oddly enough Rutland had a SEOAL STANDINGS very gt:JOd night at the free throw Won Lost Jlne as they connected on 18 out T..ogan 3 0 of 23 foulshott. Pomeroy 2 l Racine a~ain had five players Wellston 2 J in double scoring ficures with. Carl Nelsonville 2 1 The Wabama White Falcons rot~ Wolfe, leading the way with. 2~ Athens 2 1 The Falcons thus brought their led up their tbird consecutive win season's record to a respectable 1 2 points. Jim J\dams had 22 markers Gallipolis on Friday niKbt as they easily three victories against an opening with Doug Graham hlttini!C 14 and Middkpurt 0 3 whipped the c:-.arlcston Reds of game losa. Bob Birch and Ivan Powell both Jackson 0 3 Frank Polk . by a score of 79-M. hitting 13 points. Larry Dugan led Last Nltht't O.m.s Big Joe Ford or the Falcons once Loads of thank• to out many Jood friends for again paced his team mates ln the Rutland with 12 points. G•llipoli• 64 Pem•roy 44 )'OUt 1oyaJ. pattoa1Je throuahout the year. May you aU eaior 1 11coring column as he dropped in Racine also won the Reserve con N•llonvill• 52 Middleport 41 Loven 65 Wtlllton 67 nine field aoals for 18 point1. Wayvery happy Holidar Seuoa test as they took a 4~34 decision Athens 6 5 Juk•on 55 ne Cody of the RedJ had 18 point& wilh Buzz Beegle hilling 17 po;nls jJ to •hare high point honors with aDd a New You filled *lth 365 for the winner, and George Jus· C Ford. daf$ of bealtb. happJnep aod sood fellowship. ticc connecting fur 21 for ~he MEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL Coach Ralph Sayre substituted losers. Admitted: Mrs. Dahty Brumley, freely and had eleven of his bof8 The box score: Middleport. 1:) · breaking Into the scoring column. RACINE Discharged: Charles \\larncr, San Francisco's national chamThe Falcons jumped immediatePiaYar & Po•. FO F TP Long Bottom, Mrs. Dora Mark, pions have tvtrytblng to aain and FOR ly into a commanding lead at the Graham, F 4 9-6 H Carpenter. nothing to lose tonight when they opening whistle as they racked up J.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;':";;;;:";;;;-..;;;;;.;o..;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;j take on aU. S. Olympic baskctbqiJ 2& points lnthe first quarter while team whieb Coarh Gerald Tucker holding the Reds to a mere five. a ''" ,.., ell. a....., .,.. , . FROM call!! "the beat ever." .._..,..,. .....,, .. ,..... w.r The Wahamans continued tbeir .......... ,.,.., c............ The presaW"e will be off the ons1augbt on the bucket and held Dons becauoe lhc;r 60.game record a 51-17 advahtaBe at halltirne B11 Day- Week or lflontla wlnnlnr stre•k won't be on tile which enabled tbem to coast in for line in what Is officially an "ex- the victory. hibition," but a victory over the 1n the preliminary contest the. Olympians llcluaUy would amount Wahama Reserve, won over the INirAU 1r JOCIUI&I to the greatest San Francisco ever Charleston JuniOl" Reds by a score ANII IAVII scored. lt"a an ironic twl&t that a 3S-30 witb Marvin Rousb leadgame that won't 10 Into the offi· of Ins the scorers wl:th 12 polnta. clal record could gain the Dons Jerry Thomu of tbe Reds has 10. more prestige than their record string. Tht box rear~: ' flmt a•me of the l&M-:!o7 cage seasou latt ni1bt al they were handed a M-tf los& by an undcrdoa GalJipoiU: Blue Devil five. Pomeroy was completely out-played all the way .by the smaller Blue DeviJs, but an early lpidemic of missing 1 . ' '"I ' - . . WAHAMA 1791 Plarer & PaJ. FG FT TP Ollnr, fl 4 a..t ll Yo~o~nt. J1 I 0.0 2 Arnold, F 5 U ., Llev~ne. F I 0.1 2 Ford, C t 0.1 II Fot~rnon., c J o-o 6 Clark, G 2 0.1 4 L•YM, 0 2 0.0 4 Dlrllnv. G • I !JoG 2 G. lt..lfl. G 4 !JoG I lt. Rou•h. fl 4 l.J ' ~5 7-11 79 RIDS (50) Playor & Poo. FG PT TP L CO<Iy, F I 11-0 2 W. Cody, p Sttlntker, C JarNtt, 0 7 ... II 1 1-3 3 S U 12 LaiHitrmllk, G 7 1·2 IS 21 l-16 so and ..... . ~ .... " •·. ; , .... ... ' ~·t> ~..:.- ,..._o~c.~ .·" ,.. ' ' -~·- �. ... ..... ' &-Dally Sentlne~ Pt>moiroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 15 1956 ' ' fourth Sunday m month 7 30 P M. church preacbln11 -Rev Harold C. DQster, Past or The Cnristl•n Chureh If Hemlock Grove, every Suno.:~y 9 30 A ' M Sund<~y Scbot,J and on PO!DS'Oy·HmT.ironville Road. Bible School 11.30 A . M. Monunc Wonbip and Commu~ 10·30 A . M. etmstian Endeavor 1 15 P. tl. E.emng WOI'IIhip 8 P. M. Thomu Wyatt IMiai.ster. Jo&epb J~JbnsoD, Bible SchooJ, Supt. Mln.nvllle Mefhodl1t Churcf\ B:ev R. .M. Grov't!, Pastor, Hosmer Roush, Supt. 10 A M. Sunday Sc.bool; 11 A M. Wor&b..ip Servit:e; Tuesday 7 30 P. M. ' Mhfway Community Church Lead!Dg L'reei: Road. Rev. R. E. TJlomu pa.9tor Floyd Cleland, Oburch Servtce 7 30 P . M. Prayer meetillg Wednesday nurht 7 30 P. M. EYecyone C'Oil"dlally mvited. TM SyracuM Methodilf Church Rev Robert E Linter, Pastor. SUnday School g 30 A. M. Dana Winebrenner, Supt. Worship Set· YJees 7:30. -T hird Street Penfaeo~otal Church Mtddleport, B. L Burett, '!)astor. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evenmg SeJ'VIte 7:45 D How To Get Off The Merry-Go-Round Nmmu.1lOD School 10 IU A. M Morning worShip 9:30 A. M YF at 6 30 p M. Evenmg wor .s h.1p 7 30 Prayer Our holy days wer" fonnerly days of enmption from lal»or In order that we mJght worll:lip God •nd tive Him hla just praises In the House of God. Now they are holi· d1y1 (or shoull\ we say hollow dayJ)j days lblt we spent on ourselves lad empty or relietous de. votioa. God reoelves very llttle or ao 1Uentlon. This Is just a con· tlnuatlon In the trend of man'• e;elf"'lortfieatlon and rebellion IJiinit God. meetu1 ~ Wednesday 7 30 P. M. UB Churches, Letart Fall•. Roger Martm, Pqstor. Sunday School 9.30 A M Worshlp Servtce 7 p M Chrl.Stlan Endeavor altt·rnate Sunday.11 at 7 ::10 P M. Church of the Nazarene, Syr•· euse, Roy K. Williams, pastor S.unday School RJO A M Mormng worship 10 30, NYPS 6 30 P. M , E:vangehslJC fierv Jce 7 30 P. M Wednesday evenmg pra) er mee1 mg for tbe mid11.·eek :.nd 1ucslla)' afternoon Drner hou r Hou1e of Prayar, Chaster, Su• day Sehoul 9 30 A M Morning worship 11 A M Sunday evenmg worshlp a l 8 Pn.1yPr meetmg on Thursday 8 P M I CHRISTMAS TREES TV SERIES for Everyone WSAZ-TV Channel 3, Sun. 10:15 a.m. This Week : God Made Man Frt'e Church of Christ, Br•dford, Rev John W)' all, l'a ,t or Bible Srhool D 30, church o;ervm~s 10 30 Youth mcclmg at t-i P M. and cvangellatJc Sl!rvJce Sun day even mg at 7 Jame s Reed, Su pt Fr .. Methodist Church, H.ury Bates, Pa stor, Lflut cl Ch!f Sunday Schon! 9 30 , Chss me(lllng lO 30; FMY SN\IIH' 7 00, Prelch. mg 8 00, PrDyer Meetm& Wednesday 7 30. H) sc ll R,m Sund1y School lO, Proarh1 nr ~ ~ 15 FAIRVIEW i:dward GnffJth pastor Sunday School 11.30 a m; Young Peoples meeting 6.4t'l p. m ; rreadUng services 7 ·30 p m , prayer meeUng, Wednesdav 7 30 p m Church of Chri1t, Br•dbury, Ed· ward Emt'rson, Pa~t~.or, Hlhle I s<"hool 9 30 l'hurm .m C..rsey, Su pl. MornH1g wQ r·shlp W :10. ('hnsha n EndeaVOr (j PM , f.V!'nllot1 SNV ICe 1 I FOR SAUo '30 Fint Prasbyt•rl•n Chut~h. Middleport , lhc n ev. Howard Ruppclt, pastor Church School, g 3tl, J ameb Buchanon, Supt, Morning worship 10.30 PM 6 PM Westmlr,sler Yf.' Wednesday 7 30 Umon Thanks· g1vmg servJre 1'hunday 7 30 P 1M East Let.art g 80 Mornmg worahlp 10 45. .tve· All Sizes- All Prim Swatzels ASIILAND SERVICE STATION W. Main Potn('rny - - - - - - · -------·---- - - - - FOR THE HAPPIEST ristmas "I'm going around in circle:. and gettmg nowhere " How often have you made thiS or a similar remark? Your trouble may he in the fad that you are striving too hard, too anxious or perhaps your thinking hasn't been along the right lines. More often than not you get down off the merry-go-round ·'horse'' by finding the reM · laxation and guidance you need in Church, where in peace and quiet, listening to simple wisdom , you mJy evolve the answer to your personal problems Meditation and pr.ayer has acted as the gu1de to start many on the straight journey after getting them off ' the ' circle path " A generous amount of your time budgeted' for church services, instead of gettmg you nowhere, will get you somewhere." mng wors hip 8 on tht' 1st, 3rd, 5th \I lee at 10 4:; w1th He" Gr09t! Sundays. Pra)'er Meeting Wed· brlllging the message Sunday afternoo11 from I :10 - 3 :10 C hrlstm~n nesday 8. Latart Fall1 Methodid Charge, pageant rehearsal Sun 7 30·9 30 Floyd Workman. pastor Letart Christmas play practice Wed. 7·30 Fall s, church school 9 30 Prayer Mid-Week praye1· serv1cc, Tues, s ervice Wednesday rvt·nmg 7 30 Dec. 18 WSCS mee tmg and Chrlst· R•cine M1$Sion Chari•• Bush mas party at home of Isola Taylor. First B•plht Church, East Main pastor, Servicrs Sunduy 7 JO and rues•Jy 7.30 Street, Pomrro\' Ralph C Zundel, Portl•nd ( hun·h, Earl Cust•r. pastor, W11lia mWatson, Supt. g 30 pas tor, AsJ' t p11SIOI , hhl h Codner to li Combmed servtce of worship ScrvJccs Suuda~ 1; 00, Tuesday at and study. SpC{'ial musu." Sermon 7 :m and Fml ay 7 30 "The Supernaturalness or C hrl~t 's Chri1tl•n Science Society 144 . B1rt1l" Nur·~e!) anrl .Junior <'htlrch \lul!Jl'tT:, Ave l'orncrov \lornmg ror t'hlldrcn 6 30 Youth :'\-leeting Scrvlet• at 11 a m with h Thl· Mondav 3 30 Rrhcarsal of C hris~­ l!n JverM' tnrlml!ng Man f:\Oivt'd mas IH Ogram Tuesday 6 30 OneIH' Almme l·urrP tht suhj!"!l of Wu nOnf' Class supper and meetthe ]C$SO!I :;crmuu and the Golden lll g Thursrlay 6 30 ' Young Adult Tt'xt· Thnugh there he that are ClAss ~uppN and meeting Ftlday called ).(Ods, whether m hravcn or 2 to 4 Clulrtrcn's Christmas party 1n earth, (as there be gods many, Sunday DccemiM'r 23, 1 30 Chrtsta nd Lords, ma ny l but to u ~ thcrt' ma ~ program, Herrlsonvllle Pre1byttrlan, Rn. 18 but 011 c God, lhe Father, of whom all• all lhmg~. and we 10 R<~lph C Zundrl, s upply pastor Jhm 1 ( orlnlh 1 an~ 8 5,6 Wcdnf'S· 10 a m Church school. W. W FlO· day evt·ning scrv 1ce at 8. The pub- law, Supt 7 45 p m. Worship scrlic is cor(Ually invited to attend \'ICe a!1d st·r~?n "The Miracle of Heachn!l 1oom w1 th ~:ude entrance\ Chrlsts B1rth 8 45 Youth Mecllocated at t"f'ar of church, open to mg publir un Monda)' from 2 to 4 St. Paul'' Luth•r•n Church, Unittd Methodi1t Church, Eu· Pomeroy, Hev L M. Mohrhofr, gtna Brown, p..tor. Sunday school Pastor Sunrlny School, Dec 23 at 9:15 a, m. Thee Smith.. 1upt, Wor· g :ro Church serv1ce at 10 30. ship 10 30 a m. Subject "The Chmtmas program Dec. 23 at 7 30 L1~hl of the World". 6 p. m p m , Chure11 service Chr1stmas "l<~am•ly Nwht" supper 8 p m. mormng at 10 o'clock. Church ser"Candll'ilght Service'' Youth FL·l· \llt c Sunday mormng Dec . SO at lowshlp 1n rharge Tuesday "Cum- 10 30 Boly Cummunlon will he eel. Douhle ('la~ s·• Potluck 8Upper at 6 rhratcrt d uring this scrv1re. p m Wert evening 7P.M, Pra)'er Church Scrv1ce New Years morn. mcetJng M1ss Augusta Genhelmcr, 1ng at 10 o'doek. leadN The Faden ..d Church, EvaftMI. Alired MtthOldi•t Church, Rev. lc•l and R••ormJ:d . Pre•byterlan, H M Grove, pastor S S at g 30 Pam1roy, Rn. WaldG J, Btrt•ls, Lloyd Dlllln,'Jer, Supl Worship ser: pa~tor Jo'rcd Blacttnar, S S Supt. KEEP CHRISTMAS AT HOME •• Sunday Church Schdol 9 :15 a. m Worshtp hour 10.30 a. m. Sermon top1c "The Unseen Saviour" A ChriStmas Cant.ata 4·00 $). m. by the Chancel choir. Senior Youth m. Junior Fe llowship 6 30 p Youth Fellowship 5.45 p. m. RACINE LARGER PARISH OF THE METHODIST CHURCH Jn hn Elwood, m1mster; Floyd Workman , Arh~ Marks, treeland Norrts, Supply pastors, Bill Orr, Victor B,-own , lay preachen. RKin•; Sunday School ~S •· m Mormllg Worship io 4:1 a. m. John E!wourl preaching; MYF 6 P m ; Prayer S(!tvu:e Wednesday 7 30 p m. Forest Run: Morning wol'lhip, 9 a m. John Elwood pre11chmg; Sunday School g 50 a . m. Oak Grov•: Morning Worship 9:45. VIctor Brown preaching. Su~ day School 10·4~ a. m. Sutton: Sund•y School 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Victor Brown preaching Antiquity · Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Evening worship 'rburaday 7 30 a. m. John Elwood preaching. Letart F1ll1: Sunday School 9:· 30 a. m ; Evening worship 1:3() p. m. Floyd Workman preaching. Apple Clro.,.; Morning wonhlp 9:30 a. m. Floyd Workman preach· ing, Sunday School 10:30 a. m.; Prayer service 7:31J p, m. lad Letartr Sunday SchNI 9t30 Prayer aer\lit'e 7:30 p. m.; Evening worship Thursday 7:30 Floyd Workman preachmg. Pr1nt1: Sundey School 9:30 •· m. Morning worship 10:30 Floyd Workman preaching. Portl•nd: Stmdar School 9:30 1. m : E\lening woi"J.bip 7:30 p. m Ar· he Marks preachina:. Prayer service Tuesday 7:30 p. m. o.... r lend: MOrning wDr.-.ilfp 9:~. Arlie Marlul preaching; Sun. dO &chool 10:30 a. m. \ :ifli'ona Ch1~l: Suncley School ~)(t: i.. m. M:i:rrnin• worship 11 a. m. ie Marks prtaching. l IY'lOI'IV!IIo: ....., School 9:30 ' eechvill•l s.,nct• ., llhoot 9:30. . , OrtJ Bett.m: Sunday School '·t!f!_a,~~Mar~lni . w~~lp 9:"30. ~r1Vdrr preachUlg; Sunday School "' S.1.1nn•n• mo,Jun ( hflt b. l.tbtd 111 bloD,J noll ~nl nl~~e 11 Local businessmen offer attractive and dependable me~handise at moderate prices. They deserve our patronage, for Christmas shopping, and the whole 'year through. Money spent at home helps to boost local prosperity/ AS ADVIUIUD IN Llfl lllNf GAIMlNr SAVIO JIIOM MOrHS PaYS lUI A. IAHI I BAKER FURNITURE 0a The Brlgbteat Corner In ~llddlepon • ' Christmas During Society Meeting The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Member Federal Reserve System 10·30 a. m. T"..-n Plaln1: Sunday School 10 ~ rn., lwnlne wonl\lp 7:30 p. m. F"reeland Norrla preachtng. Beth1l: S11ncley SchMI 10 •· m..; Morning wonhip 11 a. m.; Freeland Norris preaching. Lawrence Ch•"l: SuntMy School 10 a. m: Evenmg worship Saturday 7.30 p. m. BIU Orr preaching. Church Of Chrl1t, Middleport, Frefl I. Gardner. pastor. Bible ' SchoOl, 9·30; Morning worship, 10 30, sennon subjeet ''.J:II' the Ful· ness of Time"; 6 p.m. Christian Endeavor; 7 p.~p. Evening scrvtce, sermo~:~ subject 1'Precepts or Pray. er''; Wednelday. 7 p m. prayer 'tnee_l.lng and Bible study. ;: I:Jrtt lapltt Ch1,1rch.. Ml""'eport, .pu~ Rev. C. E HayJ, pastor. Chur- · ch .SChool, 9 :15, Frank Cbeesebkw• sup_t. : Mornmg: w\)rshlp, 10:I:i fhlldrcn"s slur)' sermon topit "Lit· de Nathan, the Stable B u~ sermon topic: "What the Star Saw", Col19Wmg the sei'Vice, trustees will meet at the chure'b; 8 p.m. Junior and Senior HI 'Youth FcUowahip; 7 30, evening ser\oice, sermon topJC "WhY Did GOd Send His Son?"; Tuesday, 0:30 a.m. Women'a Pray· er meetiq: 7:30 p.m. Elacta Cir- . Teleplwne Service. Is Restored Again enttn e State Fair Leaders Attend Banquet llere • iio!.isllo\1'1'1!, o. uP.Com- way Ohio Coruooltdat.a T~lepbo.. Co. )Of, pklt:elin• be, ~nllod 10 tele»ko;ne tffttee wp ...IW'td bere for U.. fir1t Uoae aloce Ott. 15. Tbe COiftpaDJ reaton'd emera· eney aentee. at 8 a.m. $1lndtv to Poltlmoutb Ud Seloto CDI.tnty. The exchtaqe1 were clo1ed by the eoJDpany oCt. 15 af~er aeveral .' B«SSy In Ohio River Identified I ~entenced to Die mOb demonilh'a.Uont. No lnddenta Were reponed slnee '~ee "a8 restored sunday, Howeftf Hla:hway P • ·olmen remam eel in the area. "a ,a,~. $1flt~ llylont. lfllltkl>nt w>lh chroft•, whlt1 tlr•• '"'""'"' tolor combonallan, od¥a"ctd 1ilhwall for Comfarl: MvtJ1 •~t••d taar 1hltt, bolloo~ "'''· ct. lut 1prlnt 111dd!• ond 111l•ty " • ' trip•. pr•mlon ball·bearh•tJ ptdCJh, IIWtdy ~~~~ · llond for Softly: ,a,.-.r brak•, •!ulroc hOfn >II lank, powtlful IIKhl 1a1 heodligM, automatic 111111-hllht ond lao! llgbt, bt'lflol rtltfttor ll'•doh ond rtar ,.lt,dor, t.lllra 10'-ly . . tmb' "'" an luvga,. COI'Jiet, ll<ttomhned fvll ""1111choln gvord ®I ~ for Volue: I ~I · Gov. f'rant J. Liu:q:he said be wo'ulc:r' t~ot "~ta~ to' send In the Ohio NitionaJ Guard If be deemed it Oeee8111')' in ordt.r to JPIIIIntabt laW and or4er. , In , Columbus, the •ovemor is· suel;l • 1tatem.ent ibat be , wa• "deeply pleased tttat tbe Ohio Con solldated Telephone •co bu dee1d ed to reopen it! Portamo11tb ex ehangts... t The NatlonaJ GUJd meanwhile, prepared Mr any emergency Drill1 were reported held by guard units f1t. Ironton and Chillicothe Sundq: morning. The ' c!ampany slid eight opera· tors were on duty in tle Portsmouth Central er.chll1ge and that aervie.e was nermal except for tele~bontts affetted b)' (tit cabJes. Camr).ny offleJal8 h•ve not said w)JeR d~maa:ed -cables wi!J be re- pair'd. 'l'u, lht IOAOMASTI'II hu.,;r llnti" 11,.,., )'Oil aH ltiHt plw1 leOtll/11 for 1.11/rg 11~11111 pl101111t Cllld 10r.t, ~Emory Thomas, Parkersburg D. ·ROBERT ~ONES, center, flanked left by H. E. Starkey and righl by Allen C. Hill, enjoy a carefree moment during a banquet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange hall Frldily night Jones, the speaker, was 1956 manager of the Oh~o State Junior t'au, and was the first and only pre"ij~ dent-in his youth- of the national F\lture Farmers of America. Mr. Sta~key is Meigs Co~: ty Fair Grange department superintendent and H1ll is secretary of the Meigs Agricultural SPo ciety's Fair Board. Hill Was master of ceremonies at the dmner. ·. &=-~ho --o-;;l=Loy-a7lt-:-ies ---;Ar-e-;;D::-::-iVI -----=.--;de--:d;-- Federated Churck· at 1New Boston and SclotOvUie. were still closed. 'Ala~ .,tthout servi~ were areas weat ind~ aouth ...of Portsmouth, There's a 10-year-old sports fan in Middleport who is suiwhere eabJes were cub. fering from a split personality in his schooJ lo:yalties. , Yost horpUaU, agencies and Keith Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan, is strong resld.enta wbo had serv1ce before "for Middleport" everytime except when the Jackets al'e tanhave it. , gl-ng with Nelsonvllle, Th~n be f , T_~:l"'ioll• me~nw\!Ue, volce~ ita lln~J ttulte ~re wba he't fQI', ~" ,p• J:.....-4!aa.Hr:&.:nt ..~m.o~~~~liikln' "tii" ~~· ot l...t ! lill!~ p<rlial'tlll.ute Gre7- r IVeo IHJlo;u~~a~ strll!e uiiltl 'nli'!Jiitfuent aropi If>' hounds! unr~1ble and punitive deReason tor this mlxup in a manda." thing as clearout to most youngs· 0 0 The company• said some 10,000 ters as wanbng to s1t down with of the firm's 25:oo& phones here reUah to a Dagwood-sized ham· had bean cut otf before the ex- burger sannwich, is that Keith's • ell!anae closed, due to C!able cut- uncle Bob Sheskey Ia coacil of the Flve cases m Meigs Count)' tings. Nelsonville basketbaU team. Common Pleas eourl mvolvmg Last Friday nigllt when the Jac· charges m some wstances several kets tangled With and lost to Nel- years old have been nollcd this aonville, young Keith sat on the month entries show . bench among his URC!Ie's substit· The nolle proscqm cntnei'l tuade ute pl¥yers This reporter knows at the request of Proseculmg At· lbe Mor&ans, bas seen Ke1th. on torney James F. O'Brien, and ap· occaslon, and seeiag ltlm among proved bv Judge Cedric Clark. cite tbe enemy bed a "double-Lake" 10 each case that "facts do not in· at the aight of Keith on the opp· thcate gulit." Jrony-lour do&• in two c1•ase• osltl~n bench. • your name, k"d Entnes were made dropping " wh ats I >" . th e cdmpeted far Americ:an Kennel ~ 1 Tb D 11 •t 1 charges against Ehza Smith, Verd or e a Y OR:n me CluJ;i utu:UoJltd &npbles sunday re_...er • ~ • b .,,, Smith and Junior Smtth all for ked you .u:uger !I oy 1.n ,field tralla beld on the fields al ••rm• "Arent Keith Morgan,'' the young- breach or peace; C. E. Adams for oi:·'be Me1p COunty Bealle dub ster 1dm1tted forgery, and Floyd t~rauer tor lar· lll\ir Harrtooovtlle. · Garald Sbeeta, Gallipolis, and " Wbat'ya doing over here root- ccny. lf.Dl Rouab. of Point P1eaaant ing for Nehonville?" he was ask· -l~ 3t1 dop, to lbo 18-ln<b """ ed, for it was obvious that everyand, awarded t1rJt place kt "Jim· time the 'Hound8 racked up a basm)l'"s Little sportsman" owned by ket Kl!!ith waa not unhappy. Cll.ude Mendenhall, Marietta, 0 . Young Morgan didn't make any ' 8ttte winners in th~ clall& were weak excuses. He came nght out 1'B~'a queen" Lester Dalley, and s.ud: "Well, You see I'm far Middle)lltidlJport, ~eeond; "Lou's Me• dowtatlc,'' LeWIJ Sauer, Middleport port ever)lf.lme except when we Sch•ctive Service Board 03 wJII thlht; "Jo)Jnson's Cricket," Joe play NelsonviUe. Then I gotta be JotuUton, Pomeroy, fourth, and (or my uncle's team. He's Nelson- obser\'C a half day schedule for the balan<c or the month of Dt.." "IC.f:llro Trooper," Damon Pontious vUie's coach." ccmbcr accordmg to Ann Ru:>ae ll, About the only thing that can Labrovllle, o. Cdiiiboard olf1ua! CIIIrl<a Klns oltwtlan~ 1nd lld- cement young Morgan's lo)'alty local Hours [or rcg!str.Jlmn at the ftrcl• Pean, Athens, ju~ed tile solidly to Middleport-m all con· aiM: 13-incb clua dogs entered teats-is toT uncle Bob Shrskcy local !)oar d v.ill ht! fr om 8 30 a m. until 1:.! 30 ;ncunlmg to th e <til· 1wAfdtq I lrOpby t.o "Big Sam,'' to get a prumotion to a b1ggcr nuuncemcnl 'I hese hol}rs wlll be actwol, outside the SEOL And awr.ed · by Mendenhall. The Mariob,t'n>ed W! th the l'X Cr p!!On or the edi .,_le enthpalaat also took tbc way Shesk('y is gomg w1th the rtntcs of nrc 24 <md 25 when the Greyhound' this year, that may aeC~Ii4( -~e honors with hi& "Kenhoard w1li be closed all duy. n~t be very long. s- O~hirlllc9cl•s -$37.5'b to $69.00 Are N }}ed J Mei'gs Co Courts ELBERFELDS . M<Dogs Compete Iii.. Field Trials Held On Sunday Areal treat, Hsytoserve '. Selective Service Board To Observe Half Day Schedule ' '"- for the . ij~liDA¥8 :. "• .•. wood, Ltld<Y-" Till»« fourth, and ltrth, respec:Uve~ Non.alcohollt, · -went to "JOPea Mike" own"Bowen's BYtf~o~~" Gomer Bowen, McArth· ur, ana "Hamm's King,'' Blll 114: ~~'BOb Jona, Shade: ln,.t.coortHJ, ; -. ---JAPAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER IN U.S. Hlmin. PomerOy. Carmel The Kids Will Love II! SPRING HILL EGG-NOG WILL IIIAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS MERRIER Circle llld sou Melvin. Market Report '.., uCe\ CINCINNATI, 0. •. "' t • ',. '-4~ 1'11ere, wUI be a Christmas proaram at the Carmel Chur~h on Sunday· e'9ening .[)(!c. ~rd. The program wUI start at 8 o'docll:. On ThuridaY, cvenlni Dec. 27th Mildred ROll8li! ot Columbus will be here to dow ali.de.s that she baa takea. EVeryone ls welcome to attend. Mr. and MM. Guorge Circle and daugbter Of Great Bend spent Thursday evenina: wltb Mrs. M&rJ .-' SPRING HILL DAIRY ,,~·"~-' ~ '. ,. " ~, ''QII•Iitu Fin• ..ti-IJS'' GALUPOLIS (tiP) - Prod- E.us, 1teady and uQcbana:ed; pricea at rarma tor U.S. CJOnaumer grades wbltea and brownt, A jumbos 374; A large 3$-37 ; A medlums 28-32; A, r;maJI 21·2&; B large 8HI~. FOB Cioehmati white and brown. A large •U-43; A me· diumll 35-37. Chiekcflia, fryers steady, fryers 3-3~ lb 16-17, hens, he.-vy over 5 Jb 13-15; hens, 5 lb and under 1213: hens, light lype 10.12; old f()08ters 9-10. Turkc~l. toma, hea\ly 26 lb and up 26-28; toms. uodH" 28 lh 2.828 llena. heny 28-29; frycr-rontcr: 10 lb and under t?-29. Butter, 90 acore 68. A large audience mutic ldY· er.> from the Pomeroy Bend. Area were present S~nday for lhe can· lata "The Song of the. Holt'Night" ' ,pr~sented py th! choir o(1hE:_ Fed· .crated l<'hur!l>; Mrs. J'i"ul )'lease was the dit:ec~r and ' Mrs. Ben Neutzl 1ng the Ol'.jamst. The church was beauiiJully de· cora!('d wttb evergreen and can dles in each winnow and blue ltgl1ts on the trees wh1ch were on e1ther ~Jde of the altar Followmg the organ prelude by Mrs. Neutzlmg and the proessional the Rev. Waldo J Bartels gnYPthe invocatiOn. Presentmg ~olo~ were James Gilbert, Mrs Marvm Burt, t' red Dlaeltnar, Mrs. Nease and Mrs Don Thomas. Other members of the chorus were Mrs. Joseph Stsson, Mrs. Rolland Neut.zlmg, llrs. Rubert Coates Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mrs Fred Blaettnar, Evelyn F1ck, M:mde Grucscr, Carolyn Stsson and Rlla Neu' Uling, soprano. Mrs Roy Tracy Jr, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Wilham Kennedy, Mrs. Ol1ve Ingraham , Sandra 1n· ' graham, and Donna Strain, alto, Jack Kennedy, Larry Tracy. Roger Hysell, Tommy Brown, and Wlll· •am Gibbs, tenor; and B('n N('utz. ling, Joe Kennedy and Barton Campbell, bass. The benediction by !hr Rev Barteb concluded the program . Letart School Is Rated Second For Milk Consumption · Local law enforcement officers t,:Jund little to complain about in the "beinij; overworked departr_bent" durine the weekend JUSt "' 1 ,.,rs . The county J•tl lost four boarders. They were lUcbard Lewis lf'iddleport, held for nor~ apd Leroy James, 20~ Hart(~. W. Va., who was char¥ed wltb- <lrllvi<~ WJule intoxieated, U're5ted tfolman Henry Werry. He reon $200 bond by M.qoor E. t:OLUMBL'S, 0 UP State H1ghway Director Samuel UnzeU today reveai£>d a one-mdhon-doUar 1 "reservo! r " of projects being co• l sJdcrcd for furture road-buildiq program.fl b!.ll taid no state money 1!1 yet " m Bight" to fmaDce them. 'There are. no flate fuDdt .. at 1 the presen1 time to fiJUince UJ'1 , prOJects on lhe LUt, with but minor except1onl'l, until 1 Jona:·ranft 1 highway fwanclnf program It a. 1 !iured," Lmzell said. Nevertheleu, the highway 1firee. tor said, the list 8houid be "useful'' filr advance planning If an"i whtn the money 18 available. · He n1d tbt projects were ael«t ed OrJ 'he bas.is of needs a8 ebown by suffiClt'D"Y ratinga of aU roadl on the staU! htgbway system. " The proJects Usted are of large SIU," Linzell a.aid, "but there are many .small jobt sueb as narrow hridJI!I, dlauroua eorves and interteeUon, an.& atra1ght resurfah~ pro.jeit, ~ ~no alway8 'le~ed, but •re not i.., !1oded beraose this is Intended to 1over only major projeits. Linzell forward~ Jopies of tbe lo~g.-range program to the state Hlgbw-jy C'lnstrtlction COUDcil. Here 1s J complete bat of ·tbe• proJects affedbtg ..Ws i~~NJ~U.tilt 1 body. I I Accordmg to pollee, Thomall 10 the company or two gJrls drown ed tn the Little Kan11wha. R•ver on November 5, 193-1 while on a fisbing trip near the VISCoe Plant The bodtes of the two gu-ls were recuvercd but Thomas body was never disro\•ered until Saturday ~'-more '-"illn _, months aner the fatal miahlp. Paul Hauber. and Paul Lawrence euwloyeet at U. S. Lock 21 dJscovered the body at 10:30 Satur· day morrupJ •nd lashed it to the baQ w1tb ~ rope until tbe amval or tb.e Meigs County Sher1frs de· Partmeot ud Corner Henry Ew- too.e • Clarence .:~;:~=,•~~~~:~~~ riff's deput)' Center, peacr: wtrrant a father·in-law~.:. .'fU IM'ts in JWitttla Peoples' court les Shoemake , 44, New R1chmond, 0 , was released by Peoples' court Saturday from a charge of wrtt· 111g a bad check after Shoemake made restitution on the check and pa1d costs. In Middleport a slngJe arrest was made. of Emmett Guthrie, ea. of that town, on a char.t:e o£ m · loxtcation He will 1ppear before }layor C. 0 Fisher Tuesday even· mg. The shcr1ff's office reported a compl.amt Saturday by T F. Dye, U.eedsvll!e RD, that 1 mowing machine and a dump hay rake bad been stolen from his premises Pomeroy Patrolman John McKenzte Investigated an acCident at W. Mam and Locu~t St. (Monkey Run) Saturday afternoon.. He sa1d a car driven by Glenn Glaze, 24, Pomeroy, eolhded with a car stopped oo the street driven by Lloyd D Conner, 38, Middleport. Glaze told McKenzie he wu watching children along the side of the street, makmg SW'e to mils them, when he h1t Conner's car. There were no charges filed Damage to Glue's car was estimated at $150, to Conner's $50 Juvemll' Judm:e John C. Bacon reported Richard Lewis was released on probation to support hls famlly . H1s unemployment check Will be handed over to the court each week , the JUdie said. This court al~o said that in the ca&e of Oh10 vs Garnet Proctor, charged wit h neglect of her children, thr. def('ndent has filed a motion through her attorneys Webster and Fultz for a JUrY trial, and asking for a hill of partlcttlars. The next mol'e, 1t was le1rned will be up to lhe county prosec:u: tor. Letart Grade St:huol was second m Mason Count)' 111 per t•aplh& mllk consumptiOn among county schools accord .ng to figures re cently released bv school offlt'lals. Placmg f1rst 1n the list was Hazel Valley, rural m1l k ~c hool , wh1ch had 11 per cap1ta mllk con· Clifton 436; and WalJama High School, HI 5. The per capital ralmg of Utarl was 51.8. Other sc hools in the Ikntl Are11 had the followm g per cap1ta COiiSUmption· Board, 393, Broad Hun, 306, Hartford, 20 6; Mason, 24 2, New Haven, 32 4. Wl'st Columbia , 11 8, and Wahama ~hgh School, 165 The Natlvlt)' Scene will £eaturc School o ff 1dals sarrt that they hoped thai empha~•~ on lh<' drink· a Chnsltnas program to be given mg of milk woulrl be stressed by at the Sal1~bury School Thursday mornmg at 9 30 o'clock by pupils the var!ous :;choo!s o! the achuul The Chn:;tmas story will be read by Nancy Sktnncr w1th music by Mrs. Rlcannr Zl<'her All grades of atudents arc included in the program . Mr ~ LJ!Iian StCLff wtll accompan) at the p1ano The e\·enl sponsored b,v the school, is C)(pcrted to attract a S11.nta Claus, the puplies have been told. Followm g lh(' program students will enjoy a gift el\c ha~t~e and treats m thttr hom('rooms, then leave for hon1e and the Chnstma1 vacation. Nativity Scene Features Play At Salisbury School ¥•te Well1 and Helen Johnson serwd a lunch to club members and their 1uests. 7.30. Prelbyhrle" Church, Syr1cvae, the Rev. Howard Ruppl'lt, pastor. Church School, 9·30, Robert Harden, aupt.; Westminster Youth Fellowship, 8:~0: 7:30, Candle liJht communion, aermon topic "Dangerous Minlona.~· Cboir Presents Cantata Sunday ur Officers Have A Light \'f/ -kend 1f '-''-' ..... CAP Squadron Christmas Tree Sale Underway Members of the CM! Alr Patrol , Ycip Squadron 202, brought a lar.re number of Christmas trees in Saturday and they are on sale at tbe Bachner lot on !llorth Third Avenue between Coal and Race Street, acrou from the offtce of the Shuler Constru<'tion Company Pnzes are 1n1rked on the tree& and the customer is mvJted to sel· ect his tree and pay either at Scbu lers or the Bachner !lf1rket on North Second Avenue or Robert er at the Firestone Store. GOC ALERT TUESDAY J,.ck Thomas local commander Of the Ground ObS('rvcr Corps announced tday that thert> wlll be an alert Tuesd11y from 10 am. untJI 4 p.m. All GOC personnel are ask· ed to report. Mason-Co. DAV Officer Election To Be On Tuesday The Mason County chapter of lhe Dlsabled Amer1can Veterans will hold a regular meelina: at the DAY Hall m Mason City on Tuesday evenmg at 7.30 PM. At the meetmg new off1~rs v Gallia : Sl milliom for .sev~ milea Of tile GallipoliJ BJIIU,s on Routes 3tJ and 7, includiag twolane pavement on four-lane riglit of way and lim1ted •ceeu. !-'-iga: $7 million for elmost 1J '"''" of tw.t.... .........,. OIJ i I four-lene right of ,..., far RDUN 33 from tht Athen1 Cevnty line to Pomeroy; $1000,00 for peYil'lll two md• of Route 7 011 four-lane right of way ..,t from Pomerey: Vinton: S8 million for 16 mi~ of two lane pavement iln Route 1JO between the Ross County bne and' McArthur. Athens· $6 mlllion for 11 miletof tw_o-lane pavement on fo~ ian ·~ nght of way for Route 33 bE tw~n Athens and the Meip Coun- I will ty hne. Wa_thiagton · $5 million for sevEach member Js asked to bring en miles of lour-lane divided pavea can or two o! fruit or vegetament on Route 7 from Belpre ~ bles for Chmtmas baskets for west of Manetta needy ,.etcrans. . Jackson : S5 million for reloeat; To be at the meeting are Henry In~ 10 nules of Route 35 from ontf: Sm1th, nal1onal service offtcer; rn1le north of Route 327 to tbe G~ and w. M Pancake , state rom· ll1a County hne. mander. The aux111ary Will meet at the same t1me and refreshmenl!l will be served. be elected and mstalled. O'Neill Accepts . Freedom Crusade _: Chairmanship MEETING CANCELLED LICENSE ISSUED The meeting of the d irectors of A marriage !leense has been Is· the Pomeroy L•ons Club scheduled sued through Me•gs Probate court for tonight has been cancelled un- to Carl Ross , 18, New Marshfield , CLEVF..LAND, 0 UP _ Gov.till a later dale a<'cordwg to an- 0 , fa rmer and Linda Cheadlr. , 16 , elect C. William O'Neill has acnouncement made toda)· Carpl'ntcr cepted honorary chaJrm.anahip of the Ohio Crusade for Fl'eedolti Eugene Holman, national cbafi t man for the crusade announced to. day. H~lman sa1d S1dney B. Congdon, prestdent of the Nat1onal City Bank here. w11l again serve as treasurer for the state crusade. and Seward A Covert will be ex-ecutive director. Tft,1: crusade's seventh annual ~a~n supporting Radio Free Europe takes place m February. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RADIANCE ••• ' Formcr Meigs-Co Pastor Injured In Auto Mishap Frtl'nds here were nolif1ed today that Rl'l F.mma Belle Sopher, pastor o! thl' J_,('tart Cha rge of McthodJ~! Church last )Car 11 resting lomfortably m 11 KcntoR Hospital Accord mg to the repo rt. the form l'i- pastor s uffef"(!d a broken bal"k and ~cvera l bone fractu~ Hl an auto acccdcnt nc.1r Kenton. a v,.ee k ago l,:..n:... JAPAHISI f.OIIIGN MINIITII Mamoru Sbia;emlt.su (lertl shake!! haads with ¥QI)11kl Tani. Japanese Ambassador to the United Stat-. 011 bia arrival b7 plane 1n New York, Sbtgemitsu came to the U.S. to tritaell the wte iD the United NatloDS General AssemblY. ~~~ - ~- "1@.@ Japa,g, •rmemlm ot the world ors~Uoo.. , Nearly $8 Million=Being Considered For Meigs Roads ~ I by the <'Ombat-type boots he I wore Other •dentlfJcatlon was j made lmposs!ble by the head and left arm betng missing £rom the : Law Enforcement ,uu $52.50 1 Ideality of the badly decomposed body found floating in lhe Ohto River ~aturday morning at US Lock. 21 Hear Portland has been estabhsbed as E!f~Ory Thomas, 67 or near Parkersburg ~n answer to a radio summons of all poJice otricers m •he 1'n-stzte area made by Sherifr Rllssen on missmg p~riOns, relatives of Thomas identification of the : For.Young Middleport Student Ex~anges Fill lhe "fe1tive bowl" with our oppeHaing egg. no;. Perfecl for partie1, ot any lime friands drop I mOJJ Pleu Court w.aa to ~ear • pl.. tocloy 1tJ tbe ltrlkoboond ' Looks: • .1· lo Portsmouth - I tOt' '' ' I ·- -- - - cle at the home of Mrs. Cecil Bradbury; Dorcas Circle at th.e home of Mrs. Dav1d Darst Wed· nesday, 730, mld·Week 'Prayer and praise service and singing of Christmas carols, BiBle medttatum "Tbc Real Meaning of Chnstmas''; 8:30, Se~ior ch01r; Th.ursday, 6 p.m. Christmas party of the Busy Bee Clan, Friday, 7 30, Christmas program at the church Heath Methotllat Church, Mid· dleport, the Rev. c. R Konkright pastor. Sund1y School, g 30, Ern· ept Covert, 1upt; Mornmg worship 10·3o, sermon topic •'Glory of the CbiJd From Bethlehem", 6 p.m Youlh Fellowshlp, Wednesday, 6.30, Junior choir; 1 p.m. SeniDr choir; 8 p m Chrbtmaa party of Clasa 12 Circle at the home of Nn. M. L. Fren'ch. Church Of The N1urene, Mid· dleport, the Rev. Robert Sh·ers J'&Stor, Bible School, 9:30, l~stc:; Taylor, supt.; Merm,lg worship, 10:30; 8.45, Young Penples' meetIDJ, 7:30, Evening service, Wed· neAday 1·30, Prayer Service Mt. Morleh Baptist Church, Middleport, tkc Rev. N. D. Bordon, pastor. Bible School, 9 15, Arlena Reese. supt.; Morning worship, 10:3(); RUT, 6 p m. Church Of Christ In Chrl1tlan Union, Middleport, the Rev. Guy F. Sayre, pastor. Bible School, 10 am.; Ode)) Manley, supt ; Sunday preaching service, 7.30; Wednesday, 7 30, Bible study, First Prftb,..rlan Church, Mid· dleport, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor. Chureh School, 9:30, James Buchanon, tupt.; Morning woNJhlp, lQ·SO, ser1;11on topic "Dangerous ~!salona". Monday 7130, Trus1ecs m~ting; 6 p.m. Chrlstmas strv1ce by Wesmmsler Youth Fellowship; Wedneaday, 8:30, Junior choir, 7 P m. Senior choir; Friday, Christ,.. mas protram. Church Of Christ, lnciiMJry, ldo ward Emerson, pastor Bible Seh· ool, ~30, Thurman Carsey, supt. Morning worahlp, 10.30, Chri8tlan Endeavor, 8 p.m.; Evemng service, - e ~ar conduct 1 drive to " Keep Christ in Chri1tmas" We mln1Jters are alw1ys anaious to bJ!Ip. However, the real problem is not to keep Christ in Christmas but to recei-ve Chriat Into our hearts and to kePp Him there all 36:1 days of t.be year. The peo~le who nave truly let Jesus Christ become the Lord of the1r lives never have to put Chris~ back Into the1r Chnstmu He is th~ center of their llve:oJ every day. As far as the materialistic as peel of Christmas is concerned, the b1g sm IS the lack of modera· tlon bY both- the salesman and the customer. The ulesm.a,n ia eager to capitalize on aentiment and the customer over buys Many people splurge at Chnstmas and buy · beyond the1r means. Real Christianity can often be measured by the manner an whlch we resist the temptaltons of Christmas. We should buy token gifts. when we w;mt to have tile sprrit ol giving Theses g1fts should be God-honorlt.t. As Christian busmessmen, we should not high-pressure people nor belittle them Radio, television, and magazine people should resist the advert!!;('· ments of the lit!UOr lndustry which is helping 1o create chaos in Amcrico. The Simplest way to "Keep Cbriat in Christmas" is to keep Him In our f!veryday life and busl· ness practicell. --. .... Tbe Middleport Paren&-T..._ AHOClatlon will moet Mona, "" .enln.ll at 7:80 at the Hll:b Sell.ooJ auditorium and present " ~ ..The Christ Child'' was the maa pro1r1m. topic of the de~tlona. IH by Mn. IT T . SheltLn when the women'• Mrs. ·Shelton and :Mrl. Loniii ! Missionary SocJety of the Pomt:cOY Sterrett pre!iented two duet.. "'Ol Baptut Church met Thursday ev- lJttle Town of Bethlehem" ad ening at the church. "Hark the Herald Angela 81111" , Mrs. Aten Shain was program between thf scene1 ait_d the Bev. chairman 11nd a playlet "Tbe Three Wise Women" wu preaent· Ralph Zundel un•. "Ob holt i ed with Mr s. Joseph Cook the Night" The love gift dedlcationhr~t wise woman and Charlene w_aa presented by Mn. Ralpb Zun- ' Zundel m costume represented del and the While Croll gift bt Ala&ka Mra. J. E. Foster. · The MCond wl" women wa• Refreshments were teJ'Ved. at Mrs. Shain w1th Shuon Zundel In the close or the meetini fi'Om 1 the costume representing China table detor-ated in keeplna: with and Mrs. J H . St~pheruon the Christmas The church Wll ~lao third wise woman with Sally Fos. decorated in keepiq with Cbri&tter in costume representing the mas. ...., American Indian and Brenda Bai· The church wall also decorated for ley in costu11e of Japan. the occasion • Some wtJI·meanmg people each m. Grace &piK.#pal Church, Eaat MaiD. Street, Pomeroy Rev J Edwtn Charles, Rector; Mrs Ce· drlc W Clark, organist. Worship and sermon 11t 10 30 A. M, Holy Commumon £irst Sund11y m montb Church School, Beginners and Primary, at 10 30 A. M. For Information concernmg our work, please telephone 302 J . Chrl1tlan Church at Reedavlllt Ivery Sunday 1tJ A M. Sunday School and Commumon (ln;t Sunday m month ll .'\ M Church commuruun and preadnng; thttd Sunday 10 month 7 30 P }{ church preach1ng-R~v . Harold C Doster, Pastor Chrl1tian Churttl at long Bot. tom, every Sunday 9·aO A M. Sunday School and ~ommunion; first Sunday m month 7 ;w P M Church prea<'h!ng, tlurd Sutlday In monlh 10 30 A M Church com mun1on and prcachmg. - Ret llarnld C Do!itcr, Pastor fhe Churct. of Chd1t, Ktno, every Sunrtay 0 JO A M Sunda)i J.)cond Schoo] and conununlun, Sunday In month lO JO A M Church commuruon and prea c hln~ ,TO TO MilT SERMONE'ITE Study Theme Of ltev. WMiey JMidnt,. PWor Racine ...,.._. Church AMIItiCAN HOLIDAYS Perhaps one of the ,II'Uteat indlca.tl~na of the aodleasneQ ot Amertca la the manner ln whi~h we reeard t~e national memorial daya. At thetr ince,ption Memorial Day, Fourth of July. Llbor Day, Tbank!la:ivtng, and Chri1tma• were sacred daya.. The, were . haUowed because the early Amertcani felt ~hat God had dlrettly ~cted in bealf of America. Th.ls u abunda~ ly t.eltifJed to by hiatory and the currency, seals, and fam()Us documenll of these United States. secolld Sunday m month 7 :.m P M. ch11rcb pr earhm.~: tourlh ~uo­ day in month lO 30 A M chlilch communJoD. and preachmg - Rev Harold C Doster Pastor EUB Churchn, Morn1n1 Stir & lar.rpriM, Rev. Roger Bi•hop, Pastor. Morn1ng Star Sun J~) School 9 i5 A M !tonung wor~lp It 11 A. M MYF Sunday t1'tDmg at 8. Prayer meetmg Thursday evemng F.nl~rprt s e Sund:.y bol'pll)h(.. ¢hUI'ch of Je.ut Chrt!t of Latter Day Samts, Old Town Flatl, on Porilan4 Route. Sunday School 10 a m. preaehiltg 11 a. m. and 8 p m. and Bible Study Thunaay B pm. Paator C W. Proffitt Aslt. Chas. Hupp. Zlen Church of Christ. Loce'hd 1 I ONLY IHI nn of the Golden Gate Bridge towers cen be 11te11 u a pea-aoup fbi entulfa the San J'naci.sco Bay area. It helpa Old Sol to ]!lok_!.k,! _a &listenial Cbriatmu ~-decoratioD. f~) MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Al'lm1ltcd. Mrs V1rg1n!a GlltnOIC, Rt 3 Pomeroy 0J5charged, lfrs LolLJc Whillm8ton, PL. Pleas· ant. ' -• � 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/. 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