https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d90b5268349f6a8d543fe62b820af31.pdf d33de60a51b05ebb0b621247f4bac300 PDF Text Text •. · • j' ~ · ·· ·q .. . ' I$ : .. , . ..............,..1, l ...--- - The Dciilv Sentinel - --:----c- Joh ns un and family, Planla. Lackland Air f''or ce Base, Sap Mrs., D. ~- Miller and daught er , Texas, arrived Frtday for Mary <. a roltne , were business visit- aAntoniO, visit Wllh his parent5 , Mr. ~·· ors Ill Galhpolis Saturday. Mrs. Ernt>st <.:overt , and famly . Cherolt' Blake. Janis Child& and l:lts rath er drove to Columbua to Mrs. Fred H1bb5 and son , G<'orgc Pau h nt' Ztrkll" . student nurses at meet him Frtday. l>orill ruce, Chnstlfle Ct1ats an:l Holzl'r ll os pttal School of Nursing ·David Chesher wt r€' busmess v1sit· ha ve moved to the n e w Nurses' Mr. and Mrs John llawktn'& Jr. on in Huntington Saturdii} . home wh•ch has just ~en C(lm- are spending sev r ral days wtth Mr. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt a nd daugt'l- pleted . Barbara Sco n . who has lind Mrs. f rilnklin Ginther and tcr, M.argaret , went to Charleston been home on sic k leave, will re- daughter, V1ckl. in Columbus. to m~t Mn. Hoyt todal' when she turn to sehoul Tues day evening They w1ll r f'll'brate Mrs. Ginther's .returned from .a \'is 1t w1th Lt. and and will move to the new quarters.. birthday Tuesrlay aod will return Mrs. Burke Bero and new baby In She is a JUnior nurse at the school. home Tu esday accompanied by Eau Gallic, Fla . their younl:er d:ll_lghter, Juanita , Mr. and Mrs. C. R Weise. Mrs. a fresh man at Oh10 State UniverMr. and Mrs. lk>n PhilSon and ton, Ru.!!h, W4'rc Sunday dinner E . S Schaaf and daughtf'r, Sally, sity, ~?o will spend the h~lidays ~.rts of Mr. and Mrs. Theron took Mr1; R C. Sansbury to Par· here. 1 hey were accompanied to kersburg: Saturday where she join· C_olumbus by Sall.v Schaaf who is ed Mr!V Ralph Hayman, Racine, v151 tmg Mr and Mn. G. R. Koehand went by train to Huntington ler ilnd chtldreo. Valley. Pa. where they will visit Mr and M w· 11 · A 11 d . rs. t tam u an indefinitely with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hayman. Mrs. Ralph Hay. children re turned Sunday from where they had been man had been 1n Parkersburg Springflrld vis iting Mr and Mrs . Charles Sinvisltmg her sister, Mrs Eber Hay- dell and son. man, for the past month. Mrs Forrest Bachtel vuited her Mr!i C E Bel l, Columbus, cam(' motht>r, Mrs .J W. Dawson, Vienna to ~1 Hlrllrport last weekend after 1\ ~ W. Va ., Saturday her rl aughtt•r Mrs. Robert Dar§t, S anrl ' uu. R1rh ard , who returned upL L. W Mct::o mas was in Col- there for a vb it. FOR umbus over th e weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and his mother, Mrs J E. McComas. sons . Columbus . spent the weekend Mr . ilOd :t"lrs. Ba lph G!hhs Jr With her fathl'r, William Authcrand two childrl'n, Gregory and son. nradhury. Gloria June, nrc moving to their Mrs. Charles MeNamcc was a new home lll the Lane Addition dinner gur .~ t of Mr. and Mr.<~ Ed above New Ha~en Sm1th and fannly, Pomeroy, SunMr. and Mro Ja<'k Evans, New day. California, wrre he re Thusday to Saturday visitors in P·lrkershurg spend the day w1th her mother, includrtl Mr~ Thelma Pratt B.ar0. Tile BrfdtteG C....~ Mrs. C. F . Hawki ns, who is ill at bar a Coatr ~. Mr. and Mrs.' Lawlief Ja MJdd.leporc her home on So 11th Second A\'e renee Mll h rum , Mr~ Dwight Mil nue . hoan , Mrs Wtlb ur Rowley Sr. and BAKEJl FURNJTUBE A/ 3e Ro ge r fovf'rl . who has dau6hlr r. Ka tlir. Mrs . .Jack Harri- ' $299.00 BAKER I ~ - · ··· ·~ · · 1~- -- .... ........ . -.. "t --- Rock Spnng~ {,raug:e met Th vrsday even1ng, 1~1\h llle wurth ma§ter Homer RH"t pr..-~id mg. The ann ual f'hn~ t mas potl u..-k dm ner w a~ ~e r ved al 7 p.q1., prceedtng the me('tlflg. Duri ng lhe business seaion it was agr eed that for the reat 'lf wmter all potluck "dinpers would be served at 7 p.m., prececf. ing the meeung. Three apphcants EltaiiOI' Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed. Phone lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edhor aOOM$ Of N.w ,urnltu... - Rock Springs Grange Annual Christmas Potluck Dinner Held • MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ' '" .;__,.._~;.,;~ _.,.,.. ...... .,....,.T '"">". FURNJTURI WI' de - Awoke 4"' H Club Chrl'stmOS Po rty I5 Held uer~: act·evted POMEROY SOCITY Earl Qulvey or llartelta .apent !or memberehlp Jlld one appltciltion r ead . 1t was l'otrd to make a contribution to Jht Oh1o State Grange youth fund . t;• fl s weer brought by the me rnUcrs for the patients at the Athens State Hospital and also toys for nerdy childern in Mejp County, Mrs. W 11liam Morgan, l~cturer pre_senled a Christmas progrJm whtc h closed with an impressive randle lighting service. th~e weekend with bilson and da u· ght.er in Jaw, Mr. lnd &ln. Chaz-les Qt.uvey. I or Travelers Cover 3200 F.?r Vacation Trip I I SALE! VOL VIII NO. 2011 S1_1 sa u l'roha~r" nl !l,V('t! an ar eom · panmwnt of ( "tJ ri stma.q mu slr for Inc prngrnm w.~ irh includ~:d musIC 80{] rCili ;, IIJ.!S. Lyun ;~ u cl wno11 ~Aa-S Mary · Dav, ld Lyons. Jmcph ; Judith Sa~rr , a shephcrcd; Berkv r.ruelK!r, thr Inn Kel'per, Janir.e Zirkle. Scnpturc reader ; vueal soloists l'alt) ~ow~ry , llelrn Taylor, Revcrly I ernn , Charlene Davis. SJ+ndra li)' st·~ l . Susie Allensworth, Cinrla Morris. readers, LYnn B. David Lyons, Becky Grucser, Judy Sauer, c_horus. ~11dy and Karen Gregg; 1 he service closed with a j)Of:'m "God DieS! You All" by Beverly l'ernn . The program will be repf'aled l'lunday at the Church School, Par· e~ls and friends attended the serl ~l{'e , Plans were made to go carol· lng Thursday with a party to be ht•ld later. $299.95 Safe Driving Reminder Posted At High Schoo) "LIVING IMA6F' fllcture •tv YES, YOU CAN TRADE· IN YOUR OLD PIANO USED New Spinet Plano Th• lirto11.1n •bony, ., ._ ._ __. · .....gany gram.., or ll111edoakgrained~ bh••· Modot 21T73.5. @ . ~ ""'- -- ~ ELBERFE LDS. . . ._ ~ $299 . .• ,,$.. •• < us OFF-8 I FROM I' RUTLAND FURNITURE * * ---* With each bedroom suite sold Valued At $59.95 ' SERTA MATTRESS ' *FREE SERTA MATTRESS $59.95 VALUE * *FREE SERTA MAnRESS ALL. STYLES AND FINISHES Priced $169.00 up A FINE CHRISTMAS GIFT- A LASTING CHRIStTMAS GIFT- COME IN TODAY 1 .. '', SLOOO Baldwin * ' l'omero7, '. f'ai:• ww Of General Assembly In UN Family Of Seven Faces Prospect Of No Christmas i?omeroy tJouncil Hears Plea For"Street Lighting Increase Chang~ Of Plea Wins Probation For F. Williams Family Troubles Mounting After Arrests Monday ' Theft Reported To Police Of · Pair Of Overalls I Market Report Holter Accepted Into Holstein Breeders Ass'n Columbus Transit Rate To Increase Bal. due $597 Main Street 1 Pope Pius Will Give Christmas Message Dec. 23 :" COLLINS JEWELRY Middleport Fire Department Plans 100 Yule Baskets Attorney Plans New Battle For Dr. Sam Release $59.95 VALUE •" J•d...,n, OWo .. Minors Drivm·g .... ••raa.-n... Hungarv 5 Communist nals '' in the p.1st 24 h o u rs m a new. attempt to '"counter-revolutionarit- s .. M<J ss trials were expected to At the same tim(' th err we n:• re po r ts in government S.,);}Jnos P.JWJOJUJ p;)IJJill/SoJJ ~}({ A" ew luawuJGAO:!' a1n •·, ·-· "·N¢w U Million Electric System Being Announced Ip01Ice . warnmg Js J d o •........,.. . .. -cn- -· ~ai1l !a !ks hetwc~n Prem1er Kild ar and non Communist lta dcrs wtre ~Xpffted to be y. enr rl befor r Ch r u tma~. f'ol 1ltn ans named as ponibfe • t"ilnth da!t·s wcluded three "'Tito-i~ l s'" Zoltan Sunto . Gyoer!fY [.g.. kacs anrl Zoltan Vas. Another wu Ht· la Ko vacs a non . Communl&t The ~hddlepu rt VrJi u nl f'f· r r1 rr , and IPa1lcr of the Freeholders Tht• subd•vision will Ue offlda!IJe partmenl pl an~ lo pn·pan· ap : ty who was jailed by tbe Soviets' ' ly IJe knowr, as McKelvey's First . pro x•ma :ely 100 I hnstm ?.o; ha >h•ts : Jn 1947 . Addtlion to New Portland. , R1dio AnnCM~nc:es Ar,...h for rlelivery Sunday . I' ~em ile~ In other ooard actions CommisArre-st of 400 "rebels and criml~ 23, to I!Cl'dy fam 1lu•s sioners Dan Hartinger. Harry nals"" was announced bY radio ~ In thelr town-w!dt· carl\"aso; Slln Cra il': and RuY Proffitt : dJ<\', December lii, Th om.a~ Darst dapf'st The " crim.inals" were be1. Approved payment of $427 60 dOd Gt! ra!d Anth on>. ro cha 1nn ~n ' h eved to be political prisoners to claunant~ ror loss or livlo ~ k revolutional'J' wnounreU th U $2&! 00 had been held hy the pre during the past three montbs om I '"Stali nist"' re gime and rele.aaed bJ "el'Ci ve-::t and large qu2.nt:t t'~ of mara1i(iing •logs. , · an ncd and p ~ ca ge d foods. ~10r{' rebel forces. 2. Approve'i a request : 't'.om The imprl.:;oned anti-Communists noney 1:, to be turne d 111 this week trnst~s of Bedford townsblp lor 1 : '1:-l, ... n 1 ~-=rc-r ·h ~ ~,..,_ r...,n ·r· were freed when freedom lighters permtssion to purehase a . ~r, , opene:! the gates of the AVH. 1&l bu'-u' =.I • mu:L :.:an ;ei:~oo :::' J ~ front end loader. and a ,~ii\'Y An yone w1.~ h m:; to :.,31St Hl t 111s ('r t! t pol•t e pnsons all over the duty mower all needed for; ~d Chnstmas prOJCt'l rn a}· call 610fl i country. Most of them were work . The cummisaioners '''-!~ and it will lX' r o ll ~ eted by a fi re- lirved l.o have joined the rebel latt"j the to! a! purchases we~~t r.nACTlCAL Lt<.;t;:SUl~ to sat~ dnvmg now a'dorns the bulletin board ot Mtddleport t-ugh to ex~:eed $-*,000. man . Scouts of Troop 245 aJ51Sted forces and withdrawn ta tf1e ~~f School these days and wtll contmue to ao so for the neXt 52 weeks, Ketth Anderson and m lhe canvass Sunday afternoon . mountains arter the Russian on3. Author·zed the county r~ed· Tile Olilo River Valle1'• newest ftlajor The colh•ctcd foods were takel'l slaught on 3uda~st Nov. 4.. George Baumgardner 1 smdents, along }-Vitb driving instructor John Parsons and Police Chief er and auditor to attend theip · lhe' 675,008-kilowatt j{ammer Plant at Reoorts of wcrea.sed part.iAB to the Coates buJldmg on North RussE\11 Bailey inspect the new bulleun feature which is a scene of a traffic fatahty some- spective state conventions · • 5 will look Uke IIlla architecl'' 1lretch in the area of Ml.akole, 80 activity Second ilnd Coal Stret'l and fin• to 8 wit·h expenseli not to excied where in the State of Ohio. Each week the picture is changed to bring home the object of $40 mile!! nGrthrast of Budapest, reae!hThe plant is built by Ohio Power Two of work l'arh nig ht this me n will • Safe Driving. T11'e display is sponsored by the Middle~ort Police Department with the coop- 4. each. ed V1enna over the week end. week du•iding the matenal into Approved payment of ba~k its Z25,o00-kllowatt general\ng unitll '\t<lll( be by Olin Ct..rpd With Arms Pun•! an ,, . eration of Frye Plumbing Co.; David C. Miller Co.; Texaco Co.; Brannon Garagt! and Martin & §alary to Clerk 9l Co\lrts Eve~P.' Revere Generating Corporatlqn and will ogve the major new cartons for deh\'etY The gi ft ~ wilt Budapest radio said most of the Roller Drugs. ' L~cke incurred througb an ID~ aluminum project of its pare!Jt compab.y, giin Ruere.·Metals cont ain a thicken . materials ror a arrested ntr.'! -have bfta cllarged crease made .necessary by a state· good Chnstma& dulll er. frutl5 and witb "illegal posse•ion ol arma." Jaw signed fiVe daYS before ~ CorpPratiort,l1'.nder way at ne.iloby CJ.ailiiton. Ohio. T!le third candie3. an indiu.tton that ,the new wave l)f Jlllit''wlllo!!<>· U~~:P'i'l b~ Ohio Po-"llftd ~reo-,jl nlv wUI be Lucke aece)lted appointment ..... Anyone wahine to add a naru.e ~lerk . Oef.l" 1ft, 1955::' She fillt-d ·out oper~led by Ohio l>ower. to the ilst at ' lhe v i lla ~ e Hall may 3YTI"'!Ui wilf .te foll.o1red bJ m•Mf" trials befon! special m.ilitJry trlthe tetm or Virgil Brown, who reFirat of the $90-million power plant's units is scheduled to call 61Olr-t laiJ; 'llll'!ek. bune.ls. -T:1e milit.acy tribunal• signed Oct. lli, 1955, and was be completed early in 1958. Erection of the plant's 9,000 tons were set up in a dedaration of eleeled without opposition at th~ of structural steel was begun on December 3. 1 martial law proclaiming death to Nov. 6 ballotting. .anti-government iorces. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP) - · Tile General Assembly Five pers,ms thus far have b~a :dds Japan to its list oi member nations today, bringing 90 A new subtransm J5slun syslem court - martialed for po.ue!llin& tnillion mQre persons into the United Nations. costing almost Olte million dollars arms and Sf'"'tenced to death. On13' More than two-thirds of the 79 members, including t h e has been announced for the point one has been reported executed:. Budapr:st radio said 141 personl United States and the Soviet Union, sponsored the resolution Pleasant district or the Appalachwere arrested in Baranya provformally calling on lhe assembly to mak~ Japan the United ian Electric Pown Company , according to J . V. Mann. district Floyd F. Williams chang('rl hi s ince, of wh1cb Pees 1s tbe capital. Nation's 80th member, automati- --'----'----=- - - - - Proposal of a new ordinance (or street lighting was taken plea from not guilly to guilty to This has b'!en a center of rebel manager of the Appalachian comcally aasuring its election. o under consideration Monday evt!b.ing by Pomeroy vniage shoo!Jn g with intent to k ill and activitiy ~1 nce the early days of pany. The Security Council unanimous New stations al · Leon , Ripley, A family of se\'rn with five Council as well as the additional appropriation of $7,125.38 !r!t Mc1gs Coun t)· Common Pleas the uprisin,l!. !y recommended Japan's member. Passive Tl'!SJstan~e of work~rs and Ravenswoon and :;everal miles ~hildrcn ranging in age from 13 in funds to supplement appropriations made for the past year Court Monday under a one-year shtp last week. 1 conllnued throughtout the couftoo of lme w111 be built to begin what years down faces a bleak Christprobation . The Soviet Union, which blocked ! SSUe 0 to various departments. trY wtll eventually bE' a 66,000 volt mas of no toys, no meat on the Lasl week Williams !)ad plead JHpan'B entry for four years, with- I The new 10 year street lighting ordinance proposed by D . network covering the Pt. Pleasant table and the possibility that pop not guilty Lo the indictment drew. its opposition this ran with W. Gill and Tom Kendrix of the district according to Mann . corn may be the Christmas dmner brought by the Oc-tober term the stgnmg of an "end of war" Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec- $1,000 to the Meigs Water ComThe new stations will go In at repast. agreement which normalized relaSeve.ral car owners in Middlctric Co. would provide for a year- pany on an old bill and the pay- granrl Jury He was placed under Th~ children ar(' three ho~·s and tions between the two countries-for pori are taking the chances of :1. Ravenswood, Ripley and IRon and ly increase in lighting charges of ment to the Columbus and South- $1 .000 bond. His tnal date was to the first time since World War IT. fine of $500 or imprisonment for new 66 kv Iihcs will run for a dis· lwo girls. The pi!rtmts are both $281.30 or a monthly inereaae or ern Ohio Electric Company of hnc bef'n ~t't later. Accompanied by his attorney Japanese Foreign Minhiler Ma- six months or both, according to tance of 14 miles from Leon to m ill health and lh(' father without $23 .44. $700 on an old .account. any job "·hat<'ver due to an imBernard Fultz, William ~ was told Ripley. Mann said that the growmoru Shingemltsu waa on hand to an announcement mad11 today by The Mayor's report or -"35. 18 Under the present Hgbt ordinby t,h(' court upon h1s prubatJon accept the honor for his country Chic( of Police Russell Bailey. ing neud for eleClncily in the area pairment of bearing. Local informants who advised ance the rharge to the Village of fer the month or November Was that h(' mu5t ; at today's General Assembly ses~ has made the work necessary . read and accepted by council in I. V10late no slate , ft'deral or sions,. He arrived in the United The police department head toThe Leon station will be located the DallY 5entinel Of the plight Pomerov ts $5,155.50 per year ~ other busine5~ Monday evening . PORTSMOUTH, 0 . CUP) munH"·i pal law. day ·warned car owners agamst on a 132 kv hne running from the or this Meigs County fami ly as- presenting: :1 monlhly charge of Slates Saturday. Trouble for lhr Williams family, 2 R('porl lo the sheriff of Meigs three of whom wr-re arrested here Britain and France were pre- permittmg mmors to ctr1vc thetr Ph1hp Sporn Plant to t he Turner sert that tl is one famil .v fully de- $429.ti2 Wilt> four municipal acCount y either in p('rson or by Monday on _~!rand larceny charges pared to ask the assembly this aft- cars to various places in the vil - Station at Institute and will step- serving or support anrl aul rturing eounh on a special charge of $155.56, these latter representing mall the f1rsl of each mon th dur- continuer! to mount today with the ernoon to mecl on" their complaints lage for wash jobs. He aaid that down powf'r from 132.00/l t o 66,- th i~ Chnstmas seaso n. Any IJUcrics or aid for th•s fam- the avenge of kilowatt.a consumed In;! t he penod of sa1d probation, arrest of another family me(llber or mistreatment and expulsion of there had already ben onl' incident 00U volls. A !ranslorml"r and 01! their nat:onals living ln Egypt. in which a car has been wrecked , eircutl breaker will go into lhe ily mav b(' srnt or dlr('ft('d to 'Fhe in mun1c1pal buildings. The yearly !i i\l flJ.: address and place of em- irl c-onneetton w1th a shooting. l!elpirl; Hand care of Th e Daily tolal undu the preaent ordinanee pltl)'nwnt. Monday, Mrs. Nell Williams. i't. They called a meeting 01 their and a minGr was oper"'ting the ve- station has brcn $5,:n 1.06 with a monthly 3.. Rdrain from entenng or fn!- her daughter-m-law , Mn. l¥1 WilWestern Euro!)ean Allies to dectde hicle at the time. Both the B:iplcy nud Ravenswood Sentinel. charge of $442.59. l(t.t•utlng any plitce where mtox!- liams, 40. and a relative, Mrs: what to do tl they failed to get stations will slrp down power fro111 Quoting Seclion 4507.31 of the r aun~; beverages aft! sold , barter- Ernesnnr Arnett, 27, all of Saf.. their requc~;tcd "assurances" from 66,000 to 12,000 volts. Mann :·eport. The new J·ghting rates proposed ed. or g1ven away. and thal he al- ycrsvill(' Ky., were apprehended Secretary Genua! Dag Ilammar- Ohio Rev1sed Heneral Code whjch cd. Ea(·h of the two will have 11 m the ordm;mcc 312 provide for a CLEVELANO, 0 . (UP) - Atso n·(ralo f1·om dri.nking or par- hy pollr r for shoplifting. Authorisk.iold that the Cairo go\·ernment specifically prohtbits the opcr.1· transformer . tluce regulators and $.'U 86 charge per year which torney William J. Corri,gan said will relax ats alleged preKSure on tion or a motor veheclc by a minur two rcdnsers. amounls to a charge of $432.17 today he pl:,nned to ~ontinuc the t;llung of any and all mtoxicating ties rcco ~rrcd some 300 artidel!l \"alucd at $!.000. Britions and Frenrhmen in Egypt. and outlines the pcn:~lly. Buley The work i~ expcrtrd to he comper month An incre&se of charge fight for a new trial for Dr. Sam- bl'~· crages. Today police here were inform.. 4 Thl'l he support his w1 fe and Hammarskjold d.iseussl'd thl' said that it has been brought to plrt.ed by Aug u~ t. 1957, <~ ccordlng for thr mun if'ipal accounts for city uel Sheppard , eonv1cted of second ed thai n aude Williams, Iva Wif.. subject Monrlay in ~eparatl' mr.()t- the attention oJ the po!ke Lhat to MaJtn . building~ at a full rote instead oJ degJ('e murder in the July 4, 1954 I !lr{'!' children. 5. That he pay tn the Clerk o f liam s· lnts band and Mrs. Nell Wil.ings with Britis h Ambassador Sir certain individuals m the vtllagc an overage rate as in the put slaymg of h1s wife, Marilyn. t'o urT s costs of the r:trosecutwn liams" .son 1s I)Nng held in Salyer• Pierson Dixon and Egypllan For- have been engaging in such a The U S. Supreme Court Jl.~ o n ­ VATICAN CITY (UP)• - Pope bnn:.:s that total to $406.36 to give l'ille in the slaying of a compltl.w1th m 00 days. eign Mini~ter Mahmoud Fawz1 . pnctice ana leveled his warning a yearly total of $li,fi92.36 or an day rejt•clcd ror the ~cond tm1e Pius XU will deliver his annual today. The cour t m gran!ing lbc pro- ien . A.U.S. spokesman said I he UnitChristmas message at M a.m. (~ approximate monthly charge of an appeal b-v the Bay V11Jag~ o_stoWillia ms IS charged with fatallY the teshmony ed Slstes was try1ng to k('(!p tit<' $466 03. opath from the. m~o~rdcr. t".onvn..11o_n. hatu.. n ~ a i d .. He also pointed out th11t :shou lrl a.m .. FJST) D('c . 23, onl day ear. Howevrr, Cor.ngan said he Will b <~. V I ll g hf'<'n aliduced. it appears shoot 1ng B!urcham Whttely durinc problem from bl'<"Oming a full gl'n- the courts so decide that the uwnlier lhan usual, Vatica\t sources It wa ~ P?lll~E'<I out to. COI.!ndl fil~ anolhN appeal '"m a new av-e- 1o th(' sati.sraetion of lh(• court a drunkt'n brawl in the KentuckJ eral asseroblv tlebale , although lhr er of the ..-chicle might also b<.· said loday that the ma•~ mcrl'!ase was caused nue'" urxt week l h ~ t the character or lhC' dcfcnd- town . final derision on whether to take it held Hable fol any damagr~ tm·urTh('y sa1d the Pont irr ar.h•anC'ed by thr char~1ng [or the munlclp~l Judge Lowell Thompson here The htgh court refused to r('- ;1n1 and ih(' r1r('umstances of thr to the floor was enti~ly in thl' red by pcrmittiug a minor to llri\'e the date. of h1s hroadcast in ruder a~count~ whlf'h und.er the new o.r· view Sb<'ppard's trial which [(l'frihas orrl('rl'd the three women held c,l ~ l' arc ~ ueh that ht> i ~ 1101 likehands of th11 Bl'iti::~h and F'rench. hls auto. accommodate holiday ncwspa· dmanrc would require payment lh •an said 10 his app('al wa..~ conunder $2.000 each . Additiorlal j Loc~l (loli•·p offlc•·rs had their to ly ag;JJn lo engage In an offensive per schedules. full for s_u('I-J _light usc instead of ~ucted "ln the manner of a Ro- f' (." llN:; of conduct. and the rmblic charg<' s arc expected to be filed srcconU slow da)" in succe$sion Church offtdals from various ~hc pracltcc 1n th~ past of g~ant- man Holidar" WOMAN NEAR DEATH w1th onlv one <ldditwn to the goorl dol's nut demand or require b~ area tnl'rchants \'isited by tlte nations pointed out to Lhe Vatican mg of _so many k•l~watts. of free Comgan declined to di9clnso tlwt hr br immediately sente-nred, Yiomen last weekend. Mrs. George H:1ycs, a former <"Ounly j~JI rnsh'r ~lid a •·eport of Middleport r-('.qident has hart a the thrfl o f a pair of O\•eralls that newspapers in thrir countries C'lf'ctmtl y :o the _e1ty Wtth . the WhPrf' he would file the o11xt ap- th<'rd orc the 1mpo"sit10n of senare not published , or go to press owrage charge bemg made after peal hut it was expected to be 111 stroke and is ncar death in an ur . Pro- ' rrom a front porch clr•thesline. CINCINNATI. 0 . l••nce- of th P d('frndf'n! 1:<> ~ u :s rcnrl ­ . {crlf'ral court herl" Oklahoma City. Okla., hospital. duce· Btll Holl<~nd . 24. Proctor!ivil!e, early. on Chmtmas Day . They 1h:ll total w1s ~xceeded . ~, .1 <Jn d hr is pla('('d on probation said this :i~layed publication of 111 othrr busm('ss bt>fOre rounc~l In lm second appeal, Sheppard according to word rccctved here Eggs, small 1·2c highrr; U. S. 0 . was arr('~l!'d b~· Constal1le Pclc pi!pal nw~S"agC's, in past years, us- thl" tram;fcr of $1200 was ma~e cont~ndcd he was foreed to sub· for onc yr a r Monday night. commmer, wh ttf!! and browns: A Hc.nrlilx and jailed earl .v today on ually del•ver~rl on Christmas Eve. from th~ General Fund to the mit to "tnal by newspaper." jumbos 37-45; A large 35-47 ; A me- a charge of non -support. Holland Ceme1~~y Fund Sheppard now is Sf':rving a life PROGRAM SUNOA Y rliums 29- 32; A small 31 ·26; B will appear in Justu:e of Peace R. in th(' Ohio Penitt-nhary in Additional appropriations matte t C1!'dlon Church Christma s prolarge 31-35. Prices FOB Cl nci'nna!.i E. Grinrllry "s court. unrlf'r a mr~llon by Wayn~ Swisher ;;l~mhu s. He will be eligible for ~r a•ll will he prrscnted on Sunda ~· ·Pomr.roy pulic(' said Alfred whites and browns, A large 41 ·43 . and s1•ronr1 hy Roy Bctz1ng W I' [C parole after 10 years. Hrattl<'horu. VI -- ,\rvtl Holter, Dec n 011 7 ao p.m. aecordmg to Biggs, Wylli s Htll , reported· the A medium 35·37. tho;o General Fund to tl'!e from J.on J!: llot tom. Oh io. ha s b~?en ac·1n nnnn cl'mf'nL made tod ay. T hI' theft Mnmln~ of a puir of overPolice Fund . $1 100; Fire DepartChickens, fl'ycr!! sli ghUy weak - alls with a l1ole In nne lrg. The prur: r.mt will he !!liven by t h r cr1,1.-rl a,;; 11 nw111Uer of The HolHOLIDAY BEGINS nwnt $750, Lrgal advertisin(! $100 lu•m ~arm('nt had llf'r>n hangin~ on a er, fryers 3-3'-2 lh 15-17 t'lt trdt ~ nil 1hc Sunday sehoo! com- slcui-Fril· si;m A s.soc•Bt•on of AmerCOLUMBUS , 0 . UP City and UIJIIL•e~ $200. . ICa tn m' IIOn of the Buard of Diheavy over 5 lb 13·15, hrns ;; lh clolheshnc un !J1g,~~ · front porch. hn a·d From thr utility Fund an approThe C"hnstmas hohrla}_ ~ !~~·~~~ ~ Utlity D1r~ctor l'"nd l'tckcns MonI''Tf M ..; a! th(•i r recent mC'cling ln and undt'r 12-l:J; hens l•ght IYP<' Hydrant , on \\..-rdnC'sda~· for the scnool dnl d~y night approvl•d a i'olumhus pnnlion was made for t"hlf ago tlltnul s. L0-12; old roosters 9-10. rcntal of $2,475: for the Cem,tery drcn of Mason Cou~ly whc.,_ th•?" MEl~S .GENE~AL HOSPlT~t Tran5il Co. request to hoost b1,1s PATTERSON RETURNS Tlw A~• nr1ation is the wor~'a l•'uptJ $75 for tools and equipment; 01rc dt~ml~scd unl1l January 2 Aflm•t11 rl, Gar£te~d Ad~rns. 1om0. 0 . Patterson , county !iUpe-r fares 11.8 per ct'nt. Turkeys, tom:~ heavy 26 lb ;md la1 g1'.-. ! da1ry cattlf' brC'cders' reThe new rsles errl'clive Jan. 1 $150 for the employees to the Mn sl schools 1 th~ough(lut . t he t·.ro~· : Hal!1h lladi'IJ_ff. Mlrl~~cpor t, ~; i sln or!!anuat10n . with more tban up 26-28; toms under 26 lb 26-28, intendent of srhools, returned hen& heavy 26-29; fryer-roasters 10 Monrlay ni..: ht from an all day call for 20 cents cash fare or five Street rund; Street Repair, $t,mu .- count~· planm•tl pa~t1cs or hol•da y C har ~r.~. i ~~ker, Letart . "'. Va . 47.ot:io members throughout the ll• ~c hargcs, Beatr1ce Ma). PomeSupermtendc nts' meeting in Ath- tickets for 80 cents, The present .38 and Notes and Interest. $1,224. programs for the !mal day of sc ttlb and uhder 27-29. U;J tlO ll . Cuu netl i!.lso ordered payment o! ool pri or to their vacalton. roy. rate Js 15 cents ens. Butter 90 score 66c lb. Japan:Js Att.epted To List . . . . . . . . . .&. . . . . . , AlllliOIUN . . _ BUDAPEST 1UP 1 - nounced today H had a uestC'd . nearl y 400 be1iJi Extra Small Eltablbbed 1870 Meigs CoHnty's villaa:• . Portland has received officilt,. Hftction on a new subdivision to be.)nown as New Portlan ·i. Thr. ("()Unty board M eommllsioncrs, according lo minu~ of a De c 5 meeting relca~d today, appro~·e-li a plat of 15 lots on land owned by WilHam McKel-vey. Th r plat w<~s smvcyed out ow a 43-aer e "I and th e 15 lots total fi ve acres. j be-:· t:xtro Small We Carry Our Own Accounts New Attempt Made By SovietS ~,..---. ! fo Stamp Out F'reedom F11·o htA• Ohio Valley's Newest Power Plant I ,.... cl................. Spinet Piano New Portland ]Sanctionedfy 1 " ··--.... _,__ Return from Rental $95 • "• .,,,A.....,. ...,.._pur 'a•'- evo ution· I 'I WITH THIS GIGANTIC $59.95 VALUE 1' euMitm' z.,. ... SINGLE COPY il:' ,.,..ft, .,.., Tuesday, December 18, 1856 tJommissio~s ., 'Oil UH,-N..... Hioit Sp••" UHP 7Q UHP dlfla. 111 lK: _d., ' - - - - · Optlo..l, .,.,,.,, 01 - Jleftr•·•.......... nounce Eftjoy the axcltia( naw GRANDS LGOI IT TIIUE FAMOUS BRAIDS • Baldwin • A~rosonic •Wurlltur •Gulbransen $25.00 Down $4.00 Weekly Pomeroy-Middleport, mmunists oHubbanl. Mr & ,\ Jrs. Alle n Hughes atlend ed tht• lu stallation ceremonv of the Vmton Chapter, OES, saturday e\"l'nJng ON BRAND NaW Upright Plano Devoted J:.; The fnterestt: Of l'lle ONLY School and other relatives. *FREf SERTA MATTRESS $329 I TV ORIGINAL, in Rich Console Styling CIICIIC[ lly UNITED P1tiSS ,. RCA RCA Victor's new Eoto11 brings you 26ltquare inches el viewable "Uving Image" picture- bright,clear,&l:mdy! BaiancedFidelitySoundadds n:tra realism. "High..sharp.. and-Easy" tuning lets you -----...... dial standin&up! r Come in - see 'IU hill the Eaton today! '"" ,. enttne e Refreshme nt s we~r the hostess to Mrs. Buck, -·-_,., Young, Mrs. Charlet Nathan B1ggs, MrJ. foot, Mrs. WilbliJ" fre d Biggs, Mn. Mr1. Fl OYd Dunfee, Buc k snd Mrs. Glen Westminster_Youth Fellowship Holds Candle-light Rites 20 -- New Spinet Pianos Must Be Sold before C~ristmos and to do so the 2 -- Bob's ore wheeling and dealing again. They will meet or beat any deal you can find. Spinet Plano - LOWEST PRICED it·h•e~m~e~el~•~·~··~~~~~~~~~· ~·~n~t~•~n~d~b~'~'~k~t~o~C~o~lu~m~b~u:•;·~~~~t~he~r~t~n~la~w~,~M~r;.~':"~d~M~rn~.~A~d~a~n~•~~~~ Th e Wcsl nll nstr r Youth Fe llows hip of thf' F1rs t l'rl"shvli•rian Church h ad a <"•l ri d li··light ·Christnus ~crvll' l " Suni1 .1 v t• vt• nin~ u nder thP dirce11 011 of [lwi r h·arlcr. :\In. Jud ~OI I \\lJ Jlt·. ! Is Hostess For Chatter Club Fri: 1 ' ·'~--h~'~"~'~'~'~"i~n~n~,g~a~tll son , Mr~ ErnPst ('overt , Mrs. Lucl;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~,o~'~n~p~},~l~"~'2h~-· ille Mil yt·s. Mr. ilnd Mrs. Harold CHRISTMAS PIANO held with Mtl. CbarJq president , prea1dlnJ. were reveYed with or a:ifts and new name1 th e coming year. Mrs. Fran k -roung e nt ~rt al n e d . Mr. and Mrs. Evereu Thomas the Cha tter club Friday eve n ing, has as Sund1y dinner guests, Dav· 01 1 her ho me. Rull and nad, wh ich ld Tho11.as of Mlnersville and Ross was decorated in keep ing with the JOl!les holiday season, including a lighted tree under which gifts were Mr . and Mrs. Pat Parker and daughter of Columbus were week- placed. A short business session was end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mu Meinhart. Th Mra. Russ Watson returned hom· e roll call for the next meet- "~ .. 111 , ill ...... " Wh t · o.turday after a visit with rela· g w U'O" • a can l do to make tives in Columbl15. t ht! grange Detter the coming vear" . At the next meetmg, mtm• Mr. .and Mrs. David Might and ~('rs will be honored wh!l tbe f1mJly of Baltimore visited SunThe Christmas part)' the , quarterly birthdily supper. day with Mr. lnd Mrs. Willard Wide-Awake 4-H Club was held •Eber.bacb aod other relatiYes. Saturday e ven ing at the home of Karen MeEihmne t with Mrs. 1. Mr. and Ml-s, George Dabney w. McComas. adVlsor f) r the C!ub. Mile~ and daughtttrs Barbara and Gar· and her dau ghter . Dianne , as co· ~ Det Dl South Side, W. Va. were hostl!sses. Mrs. McComas rt>ad a· Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Christmas story "The Year without Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb and dau· a Santa Clau.s" and the program Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr. Mr. aod ehters. in:clud·'· d a p1aoo duet " 0 Holy Mn:. C. M. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Don Night , by Karen and JUdith Cole and Mrs. Dora Hatfield left Mr. and Mrs. William Grate and Butcher. Nov. 24 lrom Columbus O!lio, [or aon' James or South Cbarlc.ston, a 2 weeks vaeaUon and drove over W, Va. were weekend guests of Betty Cuvert. presid,.nt wa11 in 3200 mUes. Mr. and Mn. WOllam Baker. · "- Tb od c h argc of a short bus Ines.a naeet- , Fro J.UZS e ore Lehew and Mn. ing and presented Mrs. McCOmas m Cottlmbul they went to ~rna LeUheit, Prospect Hill Mr. wilh a gift from the members MaysviJie- Kentucky, over the IDd Mr.•.. William Theuner of SyraGom•s W"r" pl•y•d aDd 'c''hrt' st·· Smoke, y Mount. ians into North '- ·r . . ,_. .. . Carohna, Ge1lrJII a n 411 Fl.-...!da. ~~ VlSlled Sunday in Columbus mas .1:1 Is e,;:changed. visited Marine Studios ey"'\' ' th Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew Refreshments or Christruu salad, Aardens, Bok Tower, c~sselr~S: artd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leheo.v. pop and candy canes. were served Sunshine Sky Way Bridee, rode a The, were joined there by. Mrs. b ythe hoste~es assu~d by Mu. hydroplane over the Everglades; Hal'(lld Johnson and Richard LeifRobert McF:Ihtnney and those pre- Silver Springs Miami Beach, Day. heit of Sprln&field. sent were J.ln l.cc ze.rkle, Judith toua Beach, aod Parrot Jun•ie. B t h h e ·R~ b crt Lehew who just rel'ently u c er, C nsll.a n Coats. Mar.tha They •alled on Mr. and ... , , Al· r d hl . .. ~~u e-cetve s dtsel\arge from the and Carolvn Nichols?n, Marilyn len Bailey PI St. Petersborg (for- US Air F h Swan, Bevr:rly Perrm . Carolyn merly of Ea.shan) ; on the way back . orce u reenlisted for South ~~-kybeoaurar andA. isB!Itationcd at the Russell, Barbara anrt Dett~· Covert pa-'sed thr'lugh Georgia J n t K Bak c 1 s 1 ' £.A,O\; ne lr ase, Columbus a e ay . cr. . ar a - ue GJ Carolin~. North Carolina Virginia, Mr. and Mrt~. Irving Smith and more, Mary Carol Swanson, Ellen West V1rgima, Took the Turnpike family of Columbus ~t·et·e we·.k· Dutton. I 86\h miles to Charleston, then " The gr?UP went carolmg after , crossed the bridge at Point Plea1- ICnd ~esl!! or his sister and bro- I Mrs. Fronk Young • urn1ture : 1 I RUTLAND, OHIO ' .' �:: -- • I The Daily Sentinel SUEZ CANAL YSIS r 2- Daily Sentmel Pomeroy- Middl eport 0 Dee JR 1956 DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEJGS-MASO"' ARI.A RICHARb 5. OWEN- GENERAl MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR Entel"t'd as se-rond class malirne: ma1t('r <~I Lh(' po~1 o ff rce :~t Pomeroy, Ohro WSAZ-TV Channel 3 THEI<E WAS NO 5ANTA C'LAOS-' Publlshet every afternoon ext'ept .Sunda\ hv f hf· ()lrro Va!ky lohnUael, !nc at 110 Mechantr St Pomeroy o f:ht~r 11 e~~ offr· eo P one 398, ed iton.al oUJt'e phone 397 Tuesday season M1ddJepoz 1 s V(IIun l et'r theu co mp rumty s net>d y_ Th1s )eat as 111 vLars past 1lw\ I I WOrk from ltU(k \0 floot but r1remen ha{'l t ltt'll ..,h,rrt• lOll In )'P<Ils pa.;;l t u emen ashd fo1 and .Htt> plf'd (/ O!htng ;p; l well as lood ..tnd dollar.., It bet arne ne cessa t v to eltm rnalt· HLl 1 t'lothmg phaq> The problem of dlstnlm!Jon g/('\\ to f.mtastlf J propOJIWn s ')Jze.s 'rarrous tastes 111 <ulo1 Jlld ~ :\ll' .111 (11 quantities lhJt had to be ha ndled gu l out nt IJ,md Gerald ·\ nthony and Tomm~ n.ust {0 lh, rl!lll d! H•d t!H· flit rr.en 's anuu,d Chrrstmas A1d prOJf'll. ThPrr \\Otk <~nd tlw l.t I .' ~r of thost• .~ ~~ 1 st1ng th em \\<til be tot<Jied rtp rrr lh(' co lumn fn t I' good deeds til the place where thl'SP kmd ~ oJ H'( Oids all:' kept nut th~lt IS!l t Wh} the firemen p etlolln tills l.lsk ol Jove <'acl.l year 1 h ey Simply get n ktck out ol r1 II L.tkes JUst one boy s pmclwd hungry und co ld l afe !Jghttng Jtl!rr ~ s mtlc to I \\O J k ) You S<'£' \I. ha t the firemen know and .d\1.1\'~ renwmbrr I'> 1 mr sfnltunf' !hal stnkes <1 family ol p.1 11111 s .rtJd <.1111 dren often ,n, Jves as 11 by pu1e r lt,mee /\nd 111 an\ ( ;rse, help . less chlldJen are never to be blamed on!) plltt•d nu_·Jrs 1s a c rul·ler fat e lor thev cannot batlll' IJaek that tht• Fm•men ll J\ e a duty loo 1n ohligatm~ tlH'nrst lvt•<.: to at -1 tem~t a f,u~ ]udgemetll 111 determmmg th(• mo ~ J neNJy and dt>strvmg !•tH the1e never 1s enough to go ;nound Tht•Y must at! :.~s If 1hev ate rudge and JUry O\-Cf mt s lmtun <' a l,tsk- never rn r t1rt1rrlr1 one or plt•asUJ(' That thf' community ha s wnlrttuPd 10 snppmt I nr,,il, ''I ' lr1p.., orr JlllrnlgJanL a s~ulltfu:d Lountry, llvmg m th c f Iremf•n tu t h IS annual G ood Will dt t u s p(•,Jk s highly of ~:i,h l l,'~ Ill, ,\,, , ,, 1I r:~ 11 11I III(' Dns~('JJ Bn!tsh 19th Century It has 1 11 1 the mtegnty m :unt 11 med by th:t'r.lmlntSt e nn g fn('tnt'll ll . 1'' '• ~lf d ,d10 ut 19 dtlfl'rrng JUmped forward 1n !he last 10 A I I I f '''91 Jn, JI'JJ ' plt b ' " lilt st.~ t,•le ss peu H'ars to where It rcst"rnblcl!l Ca nnda o a o '~'"" VI as receJver in tash Su nd.r v .1~ WP II as lots pi~· II~< r, r, 1\, t .. , 11 problt•m s and Amer•ca more than a <·olony of canned and pa<kaged foods At that , lnt•nlPn rr portNI 1 rorrr•r• f,.,t 1\u, tl.dra h 1 ~ be:n1 ~o rlrl' adfully far hl' hl nd m the many P,eople wen~ not home WhPn the tl'q llt""il oils WNf' h<~ ~ r ! ,Jl rt 1\•ll~.llr- ltldl\tthitsnev; ll'lds of lllventJon of hmnness made 1 o thn<;e who were not home Sund,1v .liHl t dt p 1o part!- \u ~t1 rlr,rr r' modcrmzatwn , of sk1Jl:; and crafts. ctpate m _ff11 s llnnual rxpre.ssion of good w1ll Jn vl't making, s 1,, 1,, 1,, ,11 , The new Auss1e has helped to ..t ·' !1 1'111 hus hN•JL ]('SS make a bravf' llf'll. world of old con t1'1IJU t1011 may uo so hv t.elel)honmu 6109. C 1 f "' dlllUJtg l lrt lll'.l.(l!lll t'I S th,m ,uliJorrg o ler t'd foods haw• he en rPrnowd to llw Coat s liitildtng on thp o ld trrrr ,, Sott ..JJ 1 <md l'ron- Austral1a I do not mt>an Lhat-hou~e Witlt Robert Rrtarl.· Thf' IHim l'·~ l OII uf .~t.cns f' Spfr·r Hun ,.,.. ,1, 1'·..",L '" I \ llllllo,J oh I 1ol•llf '' .rlly tnvnlllnl .trv Jt•fu gt•es frmn lh1 ~ ~JII•rrnH ,, , .,11 r] 111 t, r1 111 , 1 lht ha tiNf'tl tUUlllrJ tS, I~ fOICVtl a ),J ~t h~Jf 1 Jmt 11 11 11' lol th< Aus flO~f'r tr.t lr,l ns We IJ I' •~I rl, n rl lr o nl h "d lam not th hJtrn !.l now ~n mu1h m r\~Hirr ,\ 11 atJ.il•, 1 h 1 ~ 1 11 11 ~ , d th.r ,Jbo ut thr s trprtt!d-rrp Hlllrl s, lorr 11 ( 11111 t~rrt r,,Jir 1"11 lll iH 1r 11 ,.w t,t 1111 rt - hf']p or baby srttl'rs are more easy to rome by I mean lhat the skrlled sewntrsts and engrneers h<l~P managf!d to forge ahcnd rn thr n<~lron's econ nnr} frl'e, as rt w<>rr Ln !weathe a frre arr OllC(' agam Fv! rr h• !r•IHJll n•l IIJ I JIIIIl! ' lll ~ of "-holts,rll' HllliJ gr,,t,. ,n Ill' fon•td lr• r !rurl llr•l lh1 rntl rrx o f ~!r an gHug e burldmg 1nlJt·d~ sucb a.s t'b !r I'- ,11rl, I I n • ~"'' ,, ruo tl <' loth llhf' Snowy Rr\'1'1' r lr r tr I( power tn g Ll " llnr• 111 s111 lllt' art and sc hr·mc h:1ve hH•1r Jmp ll'llle ntd bL ~•(Il l p rt•g•t '' l do nol 11,1\l• th, the manpo\.\('r ofthe III'WcOmct·!l ~,,,,~,,~ ~ ,d h,111ol lurl I w.1s rn 1-:vPr:;thmg from hul1·1~ to hol Au~.~ t iro~ ,, It •r 'I' ' ' thr~ month dng :;lands ha vr ~ho t up and fo und rt h.r r d 111 1\'eugrrlll' A man 11ow r an buy a dccc'l:tlY frt~ lhi• \u~ 1 ~.11.lt ,r uf t wo years cut BUI. ~a llOO..pOifOOOus. ~I lwftJII' or tl11 r•• )1 ,11' h!·lort· thn1 111 Sydney Or MPibournr , anl~c \t lh r r nr1 ol llw w~r Ar r-\Ja lr~ g-;rrdr.ner you h rr c m1gh1 eV{•n he Around and About . I I I o uw alh ,,, 1\ril '( iPnllfrcally lh ~ lt( 'w ''" s'rl' h" prlht•d hrmself 10 bP ,,, 1 •luJIJ, · ~ w.rs th1• new \ru, r· u" 1 - - -,.--- - I, '3/uQhristmos 8tor~ 81-· RA\":\IOSO A. I.A.IOIF. C1 •rl ruf Pu '~ A ~~rwmt um Corn'SJJ'111dCII1 1~ •• n111l <1f "' ~~ ~ h•a) C g1cat, trnsmpa~ked Cothrc: tath1•1.h&ll:l Then the pf'ndul u m swun~ the other way. Whl'n the Purlt uns cnme Into po,.,er In Jo~ng lan~l under 011\er Crom· ~ell they tried to a.boi• Hh Cht1atmas. History recorda that for 22 yeal!'l the MrtsHa~ thusetll!l Bay colony, as a u,r; 1 lntl'!r exam111e ot this, lrn· poiMtd a fhe-shllllng frne on tacular settings, But ln Lon~ anyona ('aught ohservlng the <hm of 1418, clllr:t•na Wl're Lrrthtla.y of Christ. fined four pence II they fll.llcd to hang out a "h'ghted Inn• AlmosllmpoA.!!lhle to tmng. • lerne" at Ch1 tRtmfii!Ume. lne Is that even aa late u Durtng the nme period,, 167:S thertt were no aort, tno, Christmas banquets con• ) rrrelodloull Chrl1tma• tarola lo enchant the C'esttvitles, 1 el:~ted ct exllllc roast pea• Our f1rst mod~rn .carol was 1 cock, flerved wtth head, feathers and 11111 1nta<:t TO>o l 0 Come, AU Y41 P'allhf~tLI day, julcf'-(rlll'd, !!teami ng I 'taken trom an ol!l Lnun poem, Ad•atet Ffdelet, ll waa ; rauffed goo~e with ~ppl• translated Into English tn the t dre1alng and plump turkey J 1 ••nr 17!1-1 and a I!J"!__ yeo.niJ. , wlth ehe81nut drl'~sing In a ater aet to mllllo.[- ~ kttlng of olhu ChllstmAill tooda auch fll brandy fl ull ( j . . 'the Thri'C!" 1\f,.n brtn: thl" ftnt take, Norwegian ChrlBtmAa 10 .,} • ('hrlltnult AUt~ to thA lnf1111t Christ. n.ke, or111nal Inj11n' Puddln',j Ot1glna \lenture,v bllhop of~4\lban)\ -~~ mince meat ph1 and English arbo ltved tlve Clllturtel ....., ~fmll.f lnve In honor ot arll(•u~tl and real. plum puddln( are ll nllltlonnl fore in TuiCO.DJ, ~~ 8ul elr priVileged pre!Lence at .Mr•t e lovely legeM,., e\IB• In million• of hnppy home• It r-ematned for tht P7, .,_. t manger at Bethlehem, toms snd 11 adltiona come em Chrl.tnlaa day. derlnl[ baPdl of mlftlthll 14'\ Jn addition lo our Euro• fr om MeKlco, Sweden and ll:ltJ'IIdl .clloolboya ot tlu!r popularlA tb~ :t:ct( an brothers. A me riM, tllo, f' otand snd Nm·wny, Some 1 tor example, penned 0 ~ ~ .. ~rt.Jplrl' ~ ~~~ ®ntrlbuted to the Christ• f'xamptes' In Mexico, ChnMt• ,.. Chrtltmu Pieces" tor thelt ,a..,. t. 41 u tradition. We are, for n1as 1s telebrated by tolling pe.renta on 1pedally engra\·~ ChrtBtmU iiidiiitf ~ e thtng, reaponaible for th o bells. blowing of whiatlea and atatlonery much •• we aenoJ torrn dut1nf Cht tarf7 Jttl' olortul poinsettia, cur mo~t ehootmg o( fueworka at miJ~ Chrtstmu eards now. Century. Aft .Auatrtea pular, colorful of Yult>hde n ig ht TM lOVely l'tlture ot glv• ter, Joseph Mohr. com~j tanta. It was named after In SY.edf'n where sparkling Inc Olrrl.tmaa prt!aenta dates. , the most btlovtd of -~f oel R: Poinsett, who, In 182'9, \1. h•tc ~nuw Is everywhere at I of ooune, to the gold, frank• m•• hymnt,1.1Utt&f.1Jl'P~ brought the wUd, flowering Chrr.'ltrnastrme, the &:iris t'llllnc!enH end myr1 h presented llolw NigU ~e.uty back trom Mexico lt) l.llate 5t Luera, a mtdu~VRI to the infant Christ by the A lew Jfll'8~1oUaW'fnl~ Ia gardent tn . Charleston, s<Lrnt - -und d1es~d In "'hUe Th...,. WI• Klnr• of the Char1g Olokena" fam001 nov• • C. "' • "!th a c1u~ n of lighted can• 1 BuL ln llpaln, however, the of the 18-tOt painted Q , In l'lwltzortanl!, to accept dll'8 they carry coffee and prutle. ot llft-gh•!ng IErn't eh lruah1tlble plature ot wlntet bunch ot edelweiss on. hot buns r 10 m door to door. obtMtrvect on Dec 2~. The coach rldea, •teeming flunt 1 hrllltmu 1.t also to acrt>pl 1n a nt>lghborlng land, Po· teaiOD r llpani.'lh children be• ' lnnd, ChJl~tnuur dinner Isn't Ueve that the Three Wu;e pndtlln~ and hearty ult• , he rnnn who proft'en tt. l!de fcOJitl.nK and danetng. Welnnchten, Holy Nrghr, II B!'ned untrl the evenin& atar Men. rtrtum to Bethlehem lJic k~ns' A Chrbtma. Carol, Chrlstma11 to all In Germany. ~!lows In the heavens tacll y.ar on the Eve at f~trhilllhcd In 18f3 with the "''he pNple there ttave main· llplpllany (Jan. 6 ) and 110 hcartlfl118 aag& ot Scrooge tained their t r ad 1 t 1 on s 1 But no matter wlaat tho the7 flll their flhou with and cmllng with the prayer through centuries and many f•'S irH~ (Uslom ar tradition 11t1:ew tor tha Magi's camela (lf Tiny Tl.m-"God. ble1a Ul of their charming custOm.$ foJ l' 11 h country at Yuletide, 1aM 'htln evly. In the morn- 1 evcryune" .• , did mu~h to hove hc>en adapted through· one thrng IS certain The ob· ' lnl', beppy children find the tnt>llow the Purltannica• at•' o ut u 1e world. Bervance tnttte-s In all Ita 1atraw 10ne and thfl 11hoe111 are trtude toward Chliltmas It v.as the Gorman prlnceslll F.hrnrng wrntt'r glory the moat / eov.red with aaHy wrnppetl Couse of thlll, Dlckons has Clf M.:!tklenburJ who lnlro• blt'~~e 1 1 of all meanlng1- the ,Jifll of au kind•. t~!n re be..n called "the mon dw ed the flrat ChriAtmR.S bll th of the mfant Savior at , Durlftl' the lAtter part of "ho di~covert!d Chri!ltJnlll" t t ee to Frnne• In 1840 Bl"• fl!•lhlchem, Red«!met o! the 1 tbt Middle A1e111, ChriMtmM Animal.!, too, enjoy a part Cote tllt<ll the tree was not a \1 url<i' oe1ebrated aa a v•ry holy In the Ch llutml\8 ec-teb1nt1on. fHlrl of the French festivltlrs. r..... day. It waa th~ time In Ore German Alp11, na ontr Toflny ot Chriatmns. the Tomorrow· THE CHRIS 1,wbelt the talthful held awe· <"XIImplo, ttl• a alncere bcll!et R1n<'!s and gay ehop wlndo.,., s MAH S'l'ORY - Ia the stl>ry of tnapirlnr mlra<'le plays. tlrot on Christmas Eve all (l( Ia! ge ertles through ollt a.en.tby church aervicet w•n~ fl.lllmals speak In Swedt"n, F1 a nee Rre bright with <h.'rO· r. !lOng, S•l••ut Nlyht , Out' \.&be o~er of the day in the ale rs given to t.be crtttle on tt~h'<i tle('lJ ~Iarge and 11mnu. mo.. t be I o v e d Chrllltmu h~m n. HRif:JTMAS 1!1 a joyous tlmC!' tutt n( eolm(ul 1•n· , d1Uun.t wh Jr h have ];lVI'. n trurn ancient fo lkW8YII and ltuala- wllle•t to llfl, throrrgh the ages, by pell]Jlt•s of m11n.)" lands. Today, wtndllW!I r:are lighted With elecl1lr. rnndlu and the I f;>~~~~r,~~~~::~e~~:~ ~;~;: r. Actu~7 .!tt~':"~... \\'l~e noo.. mlnlte, I r I 1 ne-1 I. ' ,j g Huntington Sr~n (Jn ..., I (iulel: Reltelol' PAIN ' l:ou PAll>!$ of ..,EADACI-IE, Nt..J~"L N(UAITI!I "''th 9T"N8ACK TAB LETB G' PQWDERS $TAI>IBACK ,, ~ol 1 ono •n~•edoont lo•mulo 9TAN 8ACK comb""' Uvorol lllot,«llly P'Ovt~ pou• '" '' '~trt '"to ono Ul) t o l1ko doH Tho llidod oflut •"""" o f 1~111 GlA, Tips on Touring ..._ _ By Coro/lane·--...1 .I Wemen's Trove! Avtlto11ly '1 Last-minute Gift ldtot Ch ristmas less than a week away, and you're still stuck {Ill what to get your car-ownrng friends? Here are aome suggestion!! that may solve yo•t Jlroblem. (Prices are appro•imnte • For motor1stt m 1cy chme9i{ th~l e are tract ron treads made cf exrble ateel mesh. SUpped under the back wheela, they pro· vide a aure-grip aurface to get the ear out of any slippery 1pot They're pd for aand and mud, too A set of twol $1 79. plasA tic w1n sllreh\ covet will keep snow and Ice ofT the glass when the car'a arked outside. The Mver hll cloth-Cackrd corn era that can be wed~d intro , the door jamb. It'll ftt 1n gl,"e I compartment when not Ln use. Prtce: 98 cents. An altrmeter Js a good idea for a motoruLt y.rho wants to know how high he ia, Regietel& to 16,000 feet. P' vm:r $9.50. A rood fl~;~hli1ht ia eaeentml ln any ear. You can get them at all 1orta of pricea. But htwe's a usefu l l!xtra- a flashlight holder that elamp1 onto the car'111teerrng column. A.bout •. 50. r For emerrencles, there's a new 1ealed-beam lant~rn tha.t servf's as a 1potlight and a ftaahing 1nfety beacon to warn approachmg cars. I ~Ul T!Plll! >llg<td<onto b"<ngo folio • '"'"'" oomploto rollof, ""''"" on••ot 1 ""' '""""" •tuoll' ..,eompon, "II Pl<n ""I &TANBACK Ag••n~l Any Preporolton You·~· Evo • Uud ~&!af. .,.,. "'uoou 9 10 10 :10 II 00 1200 12 30 I 00 uu 2 2 30 300 400 445 5 00 5 30 6 nu 6 30 645 li 55 7 00 730 745 800 8 30 9 ·00 1000 10 so 1100 1J 15 1 11·20 II 30 12 30 Oadv Stnt1n<l Huntington 1 od:r' S1gn Un ( urft•t 1rrl't' Orng Dong St•h11ul !'he ]'I rce b J{rght llonrt> J ! ( J ac Dough 11 [ ould Be You f'urr t'll! C'amer~ C.oes 'to Srhool Tt•nnrssee F.rnre Ford Mt~!lnrl' Th ea tre Que!' 1 f('r a Day alode1 n Romr n-;es ( Omt>dv ]'i m e 111e Aunt D1 u Show Mv L1ttl<" Mart\e News P1cture Sports Eyt' Wea thercast l\la~nr of the Town Eddte Fisher NBC News lltram Holiday Fath~r Knows Best Krart Theatre Th1s ls Your Ltfe Twenty One, Jaek Barry News Headhnes Weathercast Press Box Tom;;::ht Stgn orr Wednesday 9 00 tO 00 10 30 11 30 12: 00 12 15 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY • ----- WCHS CharJestoa Captain Kaflgaroo Morning Show , Garry Moore Arthur Godlrey Stnke It nrch V11ltant Lady Love of Live SP.arch fur Tomorrow 12 45 Gurrtmg Light 1 00 Katre's K1tehen 1 30 As The World Turns 2 00 Our MIllS Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 The B1g Payoff 3 30 Bob Oro:; by Show 4 00 Bnghter Day <I 15 MC"rel Storm 4 30 Fdg~ of Nlght 5 00 Tne F:arly Show 8 25 Les Paul & Mar~ Ford 6 30 Yo ur E sso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 55 WcathPrman 7 15 Draw w1th Me 7 15 Douglas F:dwards 7 30 1-'ro Football HigPi11g1Jt!'l 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Fnend1 ll 00 The Mtlhonalre 9 30 I've Gut A Secret lO 00 U S Steel Hour t1 00 ~_jp to the minute news ll 05 8rrl.nmng tht' Weather \1 10 ':i'he Latf' Show 'SIGN OFF - PRAYER Supe" Ser1al Ttme !\1lekcy Mouse Club Cartoon Club Frve Star Final 7 00 Kukla, Fran & Ollre 7 15 John Daly & the Nt'WS 7 30 Confhet , 8 30 Wyatt Earp 9 00 Brokf'n Arrow 9 ~0 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre 10 00 Polka Time 4 3(, 5 00 0 00 6 30 10 30 It II Ul 12 Spy 00 Nr>ws 15 Mystrl'y Theatre 10 Noon News 15 Nerghbors ·c-c-,--~-~ I L urd s PraH•r and Mrs NJ>ah Ha s The Mrddleport Parenl-Tt>achcr kms rc\'tr .vrd StrecLl'rs' " Merrv A~soctatlon presenl~>d a C hrrstmas < hnstrnas Mr Baxter" Mus1cal program Monday evt•mng .,.,h en numbers on th(' prog ram Inclu ded they mel at lhc Hig h Sl hool audt a 1ocal solo "The Au.:el 's Song," tonum with Miss Mrldred Hawl t:<y, Stlrklc, by Ben Phllson wtt h Mrs program chairman prea1dm g m E s Schaaf as accom panist gu1tar absence of the prcstdcnt, MrJ> solos Wmlcr Wonderland " and Rodney Sau<'r "A ve :Marta " and a vocal solo 'The meeting opened wrtl\ the "Whrle Chrlc;tmas" hy L R Wi ley a vocal solu "Stiver Bells', (.ash --- ~-----Hahr at>companled by Mr W1ley , "0 Holy Ntght" sung a capella by a quartette cf High School Gtrl!i Vera Covert Jamce Asbury, Kay Dar~! and Carole Blaker w J E H I I • I The program closed wJth a med ley tlf Chnstmas carols played by !hr. Brass Sextette of the M1ddle pur! Band led by Earl Warnke 1\fP.rnbtr:; of the sextettc are Gene Crooks, Gordon Gulhrte , Tom Skrn ner Brure Bradford , Chnshne Coats, Don' Grueser , At thur Clark Your Sunrise .M1 s~ N~<n('y Ja cuil~ 11oa'i thl' the brldt' to be. Mrs Corti• 1*" guf'Ml of h mor at a rr• rrJp\1,•1 ' eohs Mrs J ~ me1 Fugate ud IIi'&. shower Jo:IYen by \1• • Wrll i,.rn J ll'hrl (,Johak.ar and da!lllhter, SaiiJ. The J.m~oln HP-lg'hts (_ ana1ta club held the1r Christmas tlrnner .M<:~yer asst~tcd hy ~lc, trJ~~oard .Srndrn ,J ft.s but unable to be Sunday evenmg ;;rt the !<lartrn Res- Ball Mn Jlr,bt>rt Jom , and ~r ~ g ~ f.\ taurant, at 1rx. o'cloCk.. John Goelt Jr at the J .. ro~J~ home present were Mrs Louts Reibel; on Salurda) Dt"c 15 ~In V D F.dwards, Mrs Edward Followrng the ~Inner the group Stra u56, Mn Kerns Rouah, and , adJOUtnt'd to tbe home of Mr~ A Chnstmas c<>nt('rph 1" l1~hted daughter , MIU Donna WUdermuUa Shrrh·y Guinther', Lincoln Hergh ts, undlf's and wedd!n~ bells tlel or whtch was deeouted m keeprn g .ll.ted the dHung room table Mrs Ed Kenned}, Mrs Kennetd~ Game~ w~rt' plaHd and ron McCullo Harryd u Hanoi u Th ug h Jri'rs y .- • , w1th the hchday season, for a tests won by Mrs Elmer Wrek h~m .Ytrs omas oung an ..-.~ .&• party and g1ft exchange, A la.)oelte ~---shower a!l g1ven to Mrs Robert Mu Rol' Mayer and Mrs t:h .. r](', B.11.rley and a farewell g1ft to Mrs : Strauu John Mayer who ts movrp g to Decorated eake, wt:.:drlLing btl I Columbus , 1re cream 8llce.s, m1nli and punrh ' were served ORiiANIZIN'G CHAPTER FOB Mrrt Dal~ Dutton, who tEL organ Bendel those above mentwnt d rz.mg a elJapter of the Children of were M1n Jamce Stor y Mr~~ I All Slzetl - All Prizes the Amertca!l Revolutto!l m Metgl!l Ehzabeth Duffy, Mtss Lou1se l.rl County, hu pl.~~.nned a meettng at more , Mu;s Judy Hoyt, Mrs Rrch- I ard Rupe, Mrs Eddie Sm1th, Mrs r a her b<tme on December 27th Lena Huber, Mrs. PerC"y Pe o pl e~ Don Mullen, Mr11 Joseph Rula, Mrs Ortba Hoyt, Mrs Waltt>r r ASHUND SERVICE Mrs William Clark, Mrs Jo&eph Schreber , Mrs. Albert Woodard , STATION Shanounsky Mra. George Haek:ett Meier ·•• • W. Main PoDteroy Sr and Mrs George Hackett Jr Mn Emma Evans, grant!mother·<o~f"JI_,,-,,-,,-,;,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,;,.J I CHRISTMAS TREE 5 I SM.£ Swat•els I Mr and Mrs EdgAr Allensworth ]llan to leave Wednesday for New burg N Y to spend Chnstmas wtth ( .rpt and Mrs James Hartr.lg('r iSusan Allensworth ) and !herr chrldrt'n 1hey wrll take !herr granddaughtrr Knstm !{Artwger, home aftc1 she has s pent the past month here and lhey wil l also br> atcorn).!anred by David Harttnger , hrot r o f Capl Har(IOIJ:('r, who wtJI sJH nd Ch nstmas there Drrcdor Warnke expll!uu:!d that arrangements of carols for thr setk>ttc were hard to fwd and lh<1t they had use d the arrangements playe-d b~ ~he SalvatiOn Army Band of l'hlcago fn llow1ng the orr grnal rompo , rtwns .... rrtten for usc for outdoor performances 'l\ The attrn 1a nce a~ard was won bv tire S('ctmd Gra 'lc taught by Mr s Robert Allensworth I 1 Mrs RuhNI Rc1bcl R('glonal Dr rt:ctor of thf' 0<\GC, WifS rn Athens !\lfoiHl<~v <1flcnruon to attend lh c hl Jo;tmas meelurg the Athens (,artirn Llub at the horne of Mrs : \\ rhon Smtih l optc of the pro· g:1am \\ a~ ' Evcrgrctn~· I To I( Sunset or !11r and Mn Harry Chesher ate ur lo lumbus on busmess tuda~ J a11e Young and Ruth Ann Pow 111 " r>rc 111 Cul um!Ju~ Monday on a shoppmg trrp Station POMEROY SOCIETY 'llr ;~rrd rtl , wer (' IICH 1 \lr ~ rlauJ;:I! tt•rs tata at tit( :\Irs Earl Uti! or MarrS rrnrla y g ucsl:; o[ thcrr OlrH ln gro~ ham a ld and allt•ndl'd the canh·rlet.ll! d t hureh Mr,, El z,lbt'lh Young of ~ona ca I' a and Mr and :1-11 ~ Harold Yo u ng o l R oc he~le !, Pa were week end gncst:s o( Mr and Mrs Ehas Strle5 Cat ! Pulhns snd famrly of Flatwood:; were Satm day guests of M1 . and Mrs Ehas SLrles Mrs J L Casto 1s the guest of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Conde, Anne SL • - Patrrck Lochary returned to his cmp!o~ mcnt at the Pomeroy Post Off1ce, Monday altci a weeks rll ·,ness Mrs Al~rl Mees left Sunday afternoon for {,alhpohs where she wrll spend Chmlmas With her daughter <rnd son Ill law, Mr and MTs Harold Erwm and fam1!y . She wa~ accompamed by Mrs F.rwm and daughter Barbara who dron here for he r Mrs Ear! Denny Sr. and Mtas U.etly Uemoskey were vt.liltors m Athens Sunday afternoon :\lrs Harry L Badey and daughter, Brenda lefl bY plane from Cmcmnah, Oh1o, for )ham!, Fla. to spend the Christmas vacahon. w1lh her ~1ster, Mra. Hugh R. Damcls and fam1ly , Mr Batley and George Soush accomp.11.med Mrs. Barley and Brenda to Cmclnnatl and have returned to thc1r homes hcte ~ __ ~ik~~~~t~Man ' Couple Announce Birth Of Son In Holzer Hospital MEET. 6Re.AKFA6TON 1HS" 04S~.LUNCJ.I ON ~!!'dUMP AN' Dfi''I.JBR ON "Ji. 5 f\'EJ...AY•• C41''-0PENER ~0 Pi1UOEy· .. BAKER FURNITURE On The 8rlghtest Corner In 1\tiddlcport NEW d~pite A PERFECT GIFT To Give Mom For Christmas RUTLAND FURNITURE t.htil' h&nds of SnfnV and iC'/e blD61Ued and hDl'e Jru.it,, ahullll~ -·-- SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! ALL all fd1e -trees in tJie /b~sb i'\Tr and ~1rs Wtllram Burrell, Ja(kson art.' .rnnouncLng the b1rth of an cLght pound seH?Il ounce son, Davtd Alan, al Holzer Hospital Thry a l~o hrne thr ee older children LLutla I uu1st' Bonn1e Jean and W .!tram Edward Grandp~rcnts are Mr and Mrs C. D Etwrl'1 MHirllt!port, and Mr and Mrs ~: It Wrllrams, Hartsdale N ¥ Bonnre Jran ::r nd Brlly arc vtsllrng Mr anrl Mrs Erwm and therr aunt a old uncle, Mr and Mrs <_;cnc Norton, whrle their mother rs 111 thr he sp rhl and Mrs F.dna Russd, Rutl ~n tl, aunt of Mr Burrtll, ts st<1Yt11g rn Jackson w1th her nephew and Lrnda Louure. S~E EATS Llk:E A IRACK ,,,00, A trouble or ~ading hgllt plugs I into the car'a cigaret lighter SOfk· eL lt han11 on Ita own hook, leav· ing your fianda free, U.25. For about .1.00, you ean get a vanity mim:~r that damps on the 1un viaor. It'll let the females check their ha1r and makeup w1thout. 1'1\CWihl t.he re&M'Iew mlrrot-. Finally, for the motorist who hu everythlnl[, there'a the por. rtfllil; key. For $66 you can ha\e ri photo reprodueed on tlle faef! of a 'bla11k key. Then have the blank cut to fit tbeJ~ition te MERRY CHRISTMASI ' . Miss Nancy Jacobs Honor Guest At Pre-Nuptiol Shower Saturday Paul Swisher, .,.,ho has 'been a grc al p.:ttl('n\ at Holzer Hospttal has bee n returned to Ius home on H)- sell Street and bra ten week old grar1dson, WLiham D Swrshcr whu was a medtcal p .. tl~nt at the hospt\al hAs 0:1bo been returner! home The rarot~ mr ludcd '0 LJttle Town of Bl'lhleh em ' Away 111 the Mangl'r ," Hark, the He1<1ld Angels Smg The Jo' 1rst Noel , ' Oh, Come All Ye Faithful, " 'Joy to th e World' ati'J ended ~1lh 'Stlent 1\"rght" wtth the aud1ence smgrng lhc carol WEDNESDAY WHTtl Charl....l 11 44 Sign On II 4~ Cartoon Club 12 lO Noon News 12 J~ Ne1ghbms t2 30 M1dday Movie Matinee 1 30 Femmine Tourh 2 15 Ltb('ra<:e 2 45 Ltfe Wrlh Elizab~tb 3 00 Afternoon Fllm Festival 4 30 Super Sertal TLme 5 00 M1ckey Mou!le Club 6 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 F rve StRr Ftnal 7 00 Kukla , Fran & Ollie 7 15 John Only & tht' News 7 30 Drsneyland 8 30 Navy Log 9 00 0ZZit- and Harriet. Q 30 Ford Theatre 10 00 Wednesday Night Fight. 10 45 P'rgnt Follow up 11 00 News of lhe Ntght t I 15 Mystery Theatre 12 15 Sign Off 10 ruT Local Club Dined In Restaurant, Had Home Party M.il 1 990 On your Dial 1 11 I I l\11' .u rd Mrs J._,y,eJJ l illr rt•ccned word of J dau g hlt•r horn -:---c:-:---c-----,to Mr and :\Irs Thomas Whrle cf C'h rrstmas pr-ogram t'rrda; eventilt> 13.t~h:.rn Keno Road , la~t week nng Dee .,_, There wlll be a eelved word of a daughter born to their son and daughter·rn·law, Mr, Ver\> Swartz rema1n:s qu lle poor- Santa !!fld a tl't'at 1 and Mrs llarold Swal"tz Marietta, I} at Iu s hume here lllst week llw G1.r ngt! writ prc:;t•nt tts Mr ;:,,1d ll.trg Hoh.;rt Swartz re- ---.,_,, Tht' Sacred Heart Guild opened was ~ug~o,:er;ted that lo<Jr p~opll! tht'lr Christmas parly, Sunday evt• l st-ne on t he gmgo comrnrltt·c for nmK with the church au dtbe reel! tht' cornmg year A conrrrbutror~ lhonv m the vhurch and the rec1la uf $.5() wa~ made to the St John ! tlon ·of the rvnry In Cront o( tht: VIlla and 11. rootdbutrun wa~ also blessed vu em altar which bad a made to the Stuebenvtlle Sem m mrnature manger scene and beau IHY J'rayer by the Rev F11ther uful l1ghts and candles urel concluded the meehn~ Mrs :-.:<:~nc} Shuler, Letart mothFollowrng an organ rec1tal by All members parllcr paled rn a er of Guy Shuler Is se nously til Mn Marcellcne Buell wLth Chnst grft exch1.1nge ar.d Mrs )\'orley at Me1g~ General Hospttal where mas hymns presented by Mn. Rob Howell won flr•t prtze for the preshe was ta ken <rfler she had brok· ert Gr1mes, vocaUat, lhe a:roup IlLest wrapped package and Mrs f'n her lup 11nd suffered a stroke !ldJourned to the audrtortum wbach Mary Sch'lefer Jecond at the hume of a daughter was decorated m red and wh;te Refreshments carryrng out the Mr s Laura Saundt!n left Sun- and 1 !Jghted tree Chttstmas theme were &erved by day ror I ol umbus to VIsit Mrs The meeling 1n charge of the Lhe hostesses, Mrs Homer Gurdon, Cl ara Ferney. presrdent. Mrs George Horak. open Mrs William Hamm Mrs Oav1d Larry S~.~>1ft, AN, Batnbndge ed with prayer by the Rev Father Goodwtn , Mrs Robert Gnmcll M lltli Md 1s home on leave for Chrts'- John Turel It was dec1ded to have o\nna Howell Mr11 Don Roach Mrs mas ',1.1\h hla parents, Mr and a maaa for Mrs r~rank Branden- W A Green, Mrs Ted Chapman Mrs Dana Swift burg It was ill:10 decided to ~rs Franklin llepp, Mrs Georae have a flower box for coma In the Buchanan, Mrs Mithael Hackett Mtss Marcella Fraser, who u em vesllbule of I he cnurch, for Muu Laly GLramt Mrs Edwm Wehployed at the Ka1ser Alurmnum decoratlons rung Mrs Marcelh·nr Buell and Chru;:tmas ·Compan) plant rn Ravenswood Mrs Charles Radford and Mrr Mrs Remo Ne1rl Mn Horak pre· spent the weekend wtth her parHorak are chairmen for the ~tded a1 the sliver coffee serVlee ents , Mr and Mrs Alec Fraser party which wdl be held The next mectrng wrll be held chrldriJDS She ret urned to RavtHUiWOOd Sunfi'TJd(l' December 21, at 7 p Ql. It January 3, and bosts.ses are Mra da y evening accompan'ied by her parents and her brulher tn-law, John Baker Lew11; Koehler Sr and dau~htt r, Betty Koehler, RN Gal· lr pol! ~ returned Monday from Grovt'port where they had 3pe nt the weekend w1th Mr and Mra Lours Harnes and children Program On C~ristmas Theme Enjoyed By Parent Teachers' Associati.on Here • I \ 12 30 Candlelighting Ceremony Highlighted Opening Of Sacred Heart Guild Party Mr ~ Channe~.s 8·00 \ WHTN-TV Channel 13 - - --- I 700 WCHS-TV M.1.1-be thr-re wrll bf' a day when h1 ghw,1y lw raltlr~ Wilt tire out for a I' ~~~opcan ~urgt'llrl makUJg ;~ llv-' staLP hcpnsrn ~ eornm1s~ oners tht~ TUESDAY WCHI Charleston 1ng v.ilh h 1s hands Whilt· qualtfy V{'ar arr> I' ~urn\{ ~tandan.hzed · 8 00 Captain Kana.roo 111g htmself fDr muli{a! plaettcc pl,des I< or the flr~t trme, all plah•s 9 00 Morning Sbow und<•r nt" house rull•s •Will he >H IDf'lll'S high ~IH I a (oot 10 00 Garry Moore , Nm do thl·y M'l'lll lo rmnd ~ b 1t 10 30 Arthur Godfrey of apJUUJltct'slup to a nt•w life 111 ~ 1 30 Strth It Rleh Atlll And thrrf' s<'Prns to bl'! a the ttmhL·r fOu nt r u•s In th<' Nor th 12 00 V•halu Lady dlr<'C' IlOn trf more you w•ll fmd florlors ~o~ork 1 ng lrf'nd Ill lh e 12 l~ Ltve o! Lit, cht•erfull y ~~~ mill h.mds or Ill t ht• ~t.md,u d1z n1ron J• or ex<1mple, rt"e 12 30 Search for Tomorrow stalt>s now !IH' usmg rt'flectlve CJ!Jf's .1 s m N I Jo l ass J~ !ants Ill hOfl· 1:1·45 Guldtna: Light pJI,JI ~ althout:h th~ ·t r MtuHI qunh- pl;r!es Thl'sP 'plates are hailed 11..'1 1 00 Katie's Kiteht a fHaiJOIT~ mr g ht outwe1g] 1 rhose ..or a sa fet v dev•ce and se\'P.ral other 1 SO As the World Turns sl fl tes probe~tJ!y 1ll adopt them thl• srr rguJ•I whom liH't asst~t 2 00 Oqr Mist Broolt!l fh('ll' rs ll c h t•t•rt uln f'~S <1boul Aus- ~non ThP plntt"s used m fnor of 2 30 House party lrrlra:; rrew(nmrr~ Wl' nrr~hl dn lhp ~ IRII· ~ ron b~> ser>n from 2 000 3 00 Bi~ Payoff ~.~>r•II trr tonstrl('r ~hf'n r· dl\emJl! kt t 3 30 Bob Crosby Show to d.llnp down too rntrch on t he 1e 4 OU Brighter Day All hut ?J states now r~sue fu gl'IS from Jlung:rrv 4 J 5 Secret Storm plnt rs lh;rt irlf'ntrfy by 11 spe('HI] 4 ;-1(1 Edge of Night IHrmlwr or if'th•r tht• rountws m l a~ lw~rtrly amu~r>rl .rt lhr uk:J se 5 00 The Early Show Wh!( h !hr pla lrs W1•rc bough! hsuf'd b~ AHhrh.rltl iloost•wlt (l:25 Lf's Paul & Mary F ord L11v. 1 nforr enr~·nt bodrf's ~ ilY thr s 6~0 Your Esso Reporter ~on M 'J('rldy wlr11 w .rnt~ r st rr 1 ,ll(J, In r11trhurg C'flllllnals opera! lure o n rmm rj! rattOn to Amenl'a 6 45 Sports Parade so that this countrv no t hP m ,ulr• rn g rn automohrle~ h\ nr.rkmg A 55 Weatherman ;r polygot I.Joardrn.l{ IHHlS(• for a• pl,l!(• lllllllbt r:s ~ huz•r·1 .rnd e.1s1cr 7 00 Art Linkletter & the K1ds lo I 1 ol d 7 15 Douglas Edward~ fugees You could rai l Hou ~e\r•lt 7 30 Grand Ole Opry a filar boarder, p('r iMps rn lhr ~ 'fhme 1~ ~ l so a trend ._w a~ fr om 8 00 Phd Stivers Show bonrrhi:rg hoUsf' frrn Dutd1 he Is lht' rr sr of pi'OIIJO\ronal kgr rHis un as \l-as Franklin Ro oq•q•J t 8 30 The- &,ethers l1u n~P vi alPs Law off !rr-s say A mistake Ina! 1\ tJ\ Ira lfa rn.Hi r tha t p rmnolroriaJ I•·~Pnd~ ru , ;r 9 00 V1ctor norge 10 00 $64,000 Queslron Ill'{( o,~ dllly Whtl'h We !TIIJ.!hlll I ,t,lndard~Llt'd rrt.•lc IJk" liJl H]J<!{(' 10 SO Dn You Tro~t Your Wtfe m11kf' 18 not to g r1t tiH ru•l•tonH·n that rr•uld I.Jf' usrd 1111 il r,_,~PJ 11 OU UP To-The Mtnute N1•ws !l f•hunre tn t'nmlo1 ,rll tiH 1 ,kJlls l':r~rr•r to n•,,d lllillrl wro.; strnnge 11 05 Stannmg the Weather tllr.thfHd ~{II litb's •nr,., lrt ht• .rl ~~ 11 m.ry o.;pprn I! x.. , h ont• nf 11 10 The Late Show lowed to praC'tlte ~C'lt'IH c tnnrt'r s 1 t~w ~ t a l'S that doP~ nnt usr• a rro lfllghl be emplntt>d "11 t 11 nrs 1 SO J<'emlnine Toul.'h motL ~~t>a1 kgr>nd on r! s rrlatc•s Thcr p 1~ no rc.tl Jl',t<; r•n lor 1h l'lll all to f'lustPr 1n .rlrr 11!1 Ohll r t•l\ d .- 1'hf' t re nd 1n !rrt •r r~( p ltt tes t•d 11 111· ~ (. srt ms t u ht• .rw<t; frorrr h r 1 h1V,I V But nnp thr;g h "IH 1• \\, c 11 htr.ultlr\ ~n(l towa rd " 'Jrrd .~J (Irt.; U!W thf'lll \\ol• I t il ,J)W ,Jh 11 ~1' lh 1\ 1 1 <~ 11 rn lht rntert•sh ol s,rft•t\ pt•Opll' IH W hJrJod II (' I' [ ,\) 1 ,J[~ Ill ,J l.rn d whrl'h ,,, fnr rnd ••d on 111~ 1 tUESDAY WHTN Charl ..ton O:n(' p rrrurpk Yurr r 111 lrrrrl th.rl 11 4-l Sign On pr ttli..'lple F(l<l\l'll ro11 lh t• :-il.r' m· n! II 4:S Cartoun Club Lri>Nly no m.>tlrr wh,,t An h 12 ao Mtdday Matinee Roo sPV('I! Slml 2 OU L1berace f{'oplrr!-!ht JP5to II\ llr11t1't l r. ,1 2 45 Life Wtth Ehzabeth IUI't' Sj~ate 111·'-'_1__~ 3 00 Afternoon F1lm Festival WSAZ Wednescby Today C'rofft>e Time Dtng Don g Sdwol I he' Prt(e I~ lhght Hom ,.. Tr(' rae Dou~:h It Could Be You Curri' nl 1 00 nrr gt•tt mg n·ad~ 10 IS.SUt' n!lw ltunsr> pl;l!•:i th uus.a rrds uf 2 00 Parson's Study motm rq ~ s\,ut JOf'kl:'\lllg tor ~pC'C' 2 30 Tennesst>e Enrre Ford til tags for tht>tr cars 3 00 Mat111~e 1 neatn• Poht!<'r<~ns ]l artiC"Irlar\~ like 'o 4 OU Queen For A Day g11 lrl\\ numben·rt platC's Ia fat t 4 45 Mod" rn Rom .!l nces tl w ~ t .. te ~ f·na t vrs 1•f on1' r>astt•rn ~ 00 Com('dy Ttmt' ,, 1 1 ~· ~ ft·.,.. 1t> ar ~ ago n·fuq•d to {(>flf rnr a rrornrn et' for tht' JO b of .'; 30 The Aunt Dru Show \l.llt• lt L I'n~Jng tomm•ss ro ncr rm 6 00 Halls of Ivy le~ s h1• 1bSlltt>d thl•nr that lh e) 6 3U New! P1cture wou lri ha\1• eonttol of pll'ltl'S 111 6 45 Sporh Eye & Weathet('ast !herr !01111 \Hl Jhrmhf'J(•d 1 lo 9 7 00 Grande Ole Opry Th(' th1ce eommt>r~loners who 7 30 Jonathan Winters Sftow admlmstf'r t he Dbtrid of Cotum 7 4!1 NBC Nt!WI b ta ~:~utornatlcally get hr~nse num· 8·00 The Big Surprise ber~ l, 2 and 3 And wht:tn u new 8 30 IilaaJ,'.s Ark pol•\Jcal par1} uhe!l over eontrol 0 00 Jane Wyman Show of thf' FNteral govNn ment there 9 30 Armstrong ctrele Theatre 1s a wholf•qaJ (' swrtrhLng of lkenge to 30 A M.an Called :X rrl<~lo" S I n Wash•n gtun, [I (' 1100 ~ews fiut po Jr\ l{'l.lllS !lll'll't the only 11 15 Weathercnt onr>s wh o lrk1• to ge l (IJ sttnclrve 11 0 Press Box lret>n~e pi,JIC's rak e( for cx:ample, l1 30 Tonrght thr phofo~1apher who msrsted 12 30 Sign Of( th<lt hrs platf' sug!.( l.'s l hi~ profes· sron ht:< want('d - and rs wrl11ng to pav a prPmtum for platt>q lhllt hav1 on them o n l~ t}H• four ](flpr~ HYPO ~ 11 t'lllt'rt North Second An"tim(' thrs W<'f'k diiJJilg ('\-l'llHtgs V()U ~~1111 find f1n•mcm workirlg thl'l'e rflyuJtng lhf' (nod Ill In 100 st•oarQte Jots for h.1sketin~ <~nd delivery hcfo rP ('hrt s1m.1s They WOI.J)d anept \our \'vltnessing for lh<• spiJ t1 of !Itt· ~(' .tsnn 12 00 I:l30 ~late~ were assisted Uy Boy Scout s The Scout s d1d •1 Jot uf l ht• lt>P repay a lot of 9 00 I 0 (10 10 ::10 • l ()() bUJ ~· IU rrl <~11} ~tatt• ~ .wh )eJr ilhilut t h rs tJme wh ~ ·n orgamze and c:~. rry through a drtve for mone~ and food 1knh for 111'h tht !\lrddlt• Agt•s krrr rrr ~lwllng armor and on• horseprmt'l tran ~porl! tron But h1•raldr~ st•l l t'l<ISb Qn our hrl-!h l'.'ll\s A~k llrl' people Ill tht' Ire llht' F!rem~n, Scouts, Work In Annual Project Ev~ry Chn::.lmi:ls 7 1/U I •<Jt.d -.hts :-ts t; ~:"i ( ~ Ja1. of arJll~ Hrl u sLl~ l h a~~•Jt' 1 .National advertrsr ng rf"Prf'sentatne, Bottr rw\11 K11nbo~ll !Jrc 343 LU.Inrton Ave , New York Cl\y 16, N y . Subscrrptwn rates Ddt very by ('arrler whl'n• av:.rrl.tLI, w .,. per week , o r.r year rn advance at The IJ;uly Se1rne l uffrr ~· $1 ... oo. tux months. $i80 thN"e months SJ90 By otu1 lOIII• :'_.h~~ ahv::ulabl{' one month Sl By mad une ~f'llr $8 1x 111 onllrs -......, t rE"e months $2 ~ one month $.1 WSAZ Dally Senlmel, Pomcroy-Mtdd leporl, 0 , Dec 18, 19!;6----3 SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! MAYTAG OR FRIGIDAIRE DRYER RUTLAND, OHIO RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland, Ohio- Your Christmas Shopping· Headquarters �:: -- • I The Daily Sentinel SUEZ CANAL YSIS r 2- Daily Sentmel Pomeroy- Middl eport 0 Dee JR 1956 DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEJGS-MASO"' ARI.A RICHARb 5. OWEN- GENERAl MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR Entel"t'd as se-rond class malirne: ma1t('r <~I Lh(' po~1 o ff rce :~t Pomeroy, Ohro WSAZ-TV Channel 3 THEI<E WAS NO 5ANTA C'LAOS-' Publlshet every afternoon ext'ept .Sunda\ hv f hf· ()lrro Va!ky lohnUael, !nc at 110 Mechantr St Pomeroy o f:ht~r 11 e~~ offr· eo P one 398, ed iton.al oUJt'e phone 397 Tuesday season M1ddJepoz 1 s V(IIun l et'r theu co mp rumty s net>d y_ Th1s )eat as 111 vLars past 1lw\ I I WOrk from ltU(k \0 floot but r1remen ha{'l t ltt'll ..,h,rrt• lOll In )'P<Ils pa.;;l t u emen ashd fo1 and .Htt> plf'd (/ O!htng ;p; l well as lood ..tnd dollar.., It bet arne ne cessa t v to eltm rnalt· HLl 1 t'lothmg phaq> The problem of dlstnlm!Jon g/('\\ to f.mtastlf J propOJIWn s ')Jze.s 'rarrous tastes 111 <ulo1 Jlld ~ :\ll' .111 (11 quantities lhJt had to be ha ndled gu l out nt IJ,md Gerald ·\ nthony and Tomm~ n.ust {0 lh, rl!lll d! H•d t!H· flit rr.en 's anuu,d Chrrstmas A1d prOJf'll. ThPrr \\Otk <~nd tlw l.t I .' ~r of thost• .~ ~~ 1 st1ng th em \\<til be tot<Jied rtp rrr lh(' co lumn fn t I' good deeds til the place where thl'SP kmd ~ oJ H'( Oids all:' kept nut th~lt IS!l t Wh} the firemen p etlolln tills l.lsk ol Jove <'acl.l year 1 h ey Simply get n ktck out ol r1 II L.tkes JUst one boy s pmclwd hungry und co ld l afe !Jghttng Jtl!rr ~ s mtlc to I \\O J k ) You S<'£' \I. ha t the firemen know and .d\1.1\'~ renwmbrr I'> 1 mr sfnltunf' !hal stnkes <1 family ol p.1 11111 s .rtJd <.1111 dren often ,n, Jves as 11 by pu1e r lt,mee /\nd 111 an\ ( ;rse, help . less chlldJen are never to be blamed on!) plltt•d nu_·Jrs 1s a c rul·ler fat e lor thev cannot batlll' IJaek that tht• Fm•men ll J\ e a duty loo 1n ohligatm~ tlH'nrst lvt•<.: to at -1 tem~t a f,u~ ]udgemetll 111 determmmg th(• mo ~ J neNJy and dt>strvmg !•tH the1e never 1s enough to go ;nound Tht•Y must at! :.~s If 1hev ate rudge and JUry O\-Cf mt s lmtun <' a l,tsk- never rn r t1rt1rrlr1 one or plt•asUJ(' That thf' community ha s wnlrttuPd 10 snppmt I nr,,il, ''I ' lr1p.., orr JlllrnlgJanL a s~ulltfu:d Lountry, llvmg m th c f Iremf•n tu t h IS annual G ood Will dt t u s p(•,Jk s highly of ~:i,h l l,'~ Ill, ,\,, , ,, 1I r:~ 11 11I III(' Dns~('JJ Bn!tsh 19th Century It has 1 11 1 the mtegnty m :unt 11 med by th:t'r.lmlntSt e nn g fn('tnt'll ll . 1'' '• ~lf d ,d10 ut 19 dtlfl'rrng JUmped forward 1n !he last 10 A I I I f '''91 Jn, JI'JJ ' plt b ' " lilt st.~ t,•le ss peu H'ars to where It rcst"rnblcl!l Ca nnda o a o '~'"" VI as receJver in tash Su nd.r v .1~ WP II as lots pi~· II~< r, r, 1\, t .. , 11 problt•m s and Amer•ca more than a <·olony of canned and pa<kaged foods At that , lnt•nlPn rr portNI 1 rorrr•r• f,.,t 1\u, tl.dra h 1 ~ be:n1 ~o rlrl' adfully far hl' hl nd m the many P,eople wen~ not home WhPn the tl'q llt""il oils WNf' h<~ ~ r ! ,Jl rt 1\•ll~.llr- ltldl\tthitsnev; ll'lds of lllventJon of hmnness made 1 o thn<;e who were not home Sund,1v .liHl t dt p 1o part!- \u ~t1 rlr,rr r' modcrmzatwn , of sk1Jl:; and crafts. ctpate m _ff11 s llnnual rxpre.ssion of good w1ll Jn vl't making, s 1,, 1,, 1,, ,11 , The new Auss1e has helped to ..t ·' !1 1'111 hus hN•JL ]('SS make a bravf' llf'll. world of old con t1'1IJU t1011 may uo so hv t.elel)honmu 6109. C 1 f "' dlllUJtg l lrt lll'.l.(l!lll t'I S th,m ,uliJorrg o ler t'd foods haw• he en rPrnowd to llw Coat s liitildtng on thp o ld trrrr ,, Sott ..JJ 1 <md l'ron- Austral1a I do not mt>an Lhat-hou~e Witlt Robert Rrtarl.· Thf' IHim l'·~ l OII uf .~t.cns f' Spfr·r Hun ,.,.. ,1, 1'·..",L '" I \ llllllo,J oh I 1ol•llf '' .rlly tnvnlllnl .trv Jt•fu gt•es frmn lh1 ~ ~JII•rrnH ,, , .,11 r] 111 t, r1 111 , 1 lht ha tiNf'tl tUUlllrJ tS, I~ fOICVtl a ),J ~t h~Jf 1 Jmt 11 11 11' lol th< Aus flO~f'r tr.t lr,l ns We IJ I' •~I rl, n rl lr o nl h "d lam not th hJtrn !.l now ~n mu1h m r\~Hirr ,\ 11 atJ.il•, 1 h 1 ~ 1 11 11 ~ , d th.r ,Jbo ut thr s trprtt!d-rrp Hlllrl s, lorr 11 ( 11111 t~rrt r,,Jir 1"11 lll iH 1r 11 ,.w t,t 1111 rt - hf']p or baby srttl'rs are more easy to rome by I mean lhat the skrlled sewntrsts and engrneers h<l~P managf!d to forge ahcnd rn thr n<~lron's econ nnr} frl'e, as rt w<>rr Ln !weathe a frre arr OllC(' agam Fv! rr h• !r•IHJll n•l IIJ I JIIIIl! ' lll ~ of "-holts,rll' HllliJ gr,,t,. ,n Ill' fon•td lr• r !rurl llr•l lh1 rntl rrx o f ~!r an gHug e burldmg 1nlJt·d~ sucb a.s t'b !r I'- ,11rl, I I n • ~"'' ,, ruo tl <' loth llhf' Snowy Rr\'1'1' r lr r tr I( power tn g Ll " llnr• 111 s111 lllt' art and sc hr·mc h:1ve hH•1r Jmp ll'llle ntd bL ~•(Il l p rt•g•t '' l do nol 11,1\l• th, the manpo\.\('r ofthe III'WcOmct·!l ~,,,,~,,~ ~ ,d h,111ol lurl I w.1s rn 1-:vPr:;thmg from hul1·1~ to hol Au~.~ t iro~ ,, It •r 'I' ' ' thr~ month dng :;lands ha vr ~ho t up and fo und rt h.r r d 111 1\'eugrrlll' A man 11ow r an buy a dccc'l:tlY frt~ lhi• \u~ 1 ~.11.lt ,r uf t wo years cut BUI. ~a llOO..pOifOOOus. ~I lwftJII' or tl11 r•• )1 ,11' h!·lort· thn1 111 Sydney Or MPibournr , anl~c \t lh r r nr1 ol llw w~r Ar r-\Ja lr~ g-;rrdr.ner you h rr c m1gh1 eV{•n he Around and About . I I I o uw alh ,,, 1\ril '( iPnllfrcally lh ~ lt( 'w ''" s'rl' h" prlht•d hrmself 10 bP ,,, 1 •luJIJ, · ~ w.rs th1• new \ru, r· u" 1 - - -,.--- - I, '3/uQhristmos 8tor~ 81-· RA\":\IOSO A. I.A.IOIF. C1 •rl ruf Pu '~ A ~~rwmt um Corn'SJJ'111dCII1 1~ •• n111l <1f "' ~~ ~ h•a) C g1cat, trnsmpa~ked Cothrc: tath1•1.h&ll:l Then the pf'ndul u m swun~ the other way. Whl'n the Purlt uns cnme Into po,.,er In Jo~ng lan~l under 011\er Crom· ~ell they tried to a.boi• Hh Cht1atmas. History recorda that for 22 yeal!'l the MrtsHa~ thusetll!l Bay colony, as a u,r; 1 lntl'!r exam111e ot this, lrn· poiMtd a fhe-shllllng frne on tacular settings, But ln Lon~ anyona ('aught ohservlng the <hm of 1418, clllr:t•na Wl're Lrrthtla.y of Christ. fined four pence II they fll.llcd to hang out a "h'ghted Inn• AlmosllmpoA.!!lhle to tmng. • lerne" at Ch1 tRtmfii!Ume. lne Is that even aa late u Durtng the nme period,, 167:S thertt were no aort, tno, Christmas banquets con• ) rrrelodloull Chrl1tma• tarola lo enchant the C'esttvitles, 1 el:~ted ct exllllc roast pea• Our f1rst mod~rn .carol was 1 cock, flerved wtth head, feathers and 11111 1nta<:t TO>o l 0 Come, AU Y41 P'allhf~tLI day, julcf'-(rlll'd, !!teami ng I 'taken trom an ol!l Lnun poem, Ad•atet Ffdelet, ll waa ; rauffed goo~e with ~ppl• translated Into English tn the t dre1alng and plump turkey J 1 ••nr 17!1-1 and a I!J"!__ yeo.niJ. , wlth ehe81nut drl'~sing In a ater aet to mllllo.[- ~ kttlng of olhu ChllstmAill tooda auch fll brandy fl ull ( j . . 'the Thri'C!" 1\f,.n brtn: thl" ftnt take, Norwegian ChrlBtmAa 10 .,} • ('hrlltnult AUt~ to thA lnf1111t Christ. n.ke, or111nal Inj11n' Puddln',j Ot1glna \lenture,v bllhop of~4\lban)\ -~~ mince meat ph1 and English arbo ltved tlve Clllturtel ....., ~fmll.f lnve In honor ot arll(•u~tl and real. plum puddln( are ll nllltlonnl fore in TuiCO.DJ, ~~ 8ul elr priVileged pre!Lence at .Mr•t e lovely legeM,., e\IB• In million• of hnppy home• It r-ematned for tht P7, .,_. t manger at Bethlehem, toms snd 11 adltiona come em Chrl.tnlaa day. derlnl[ baPdl of mlftlthll 14'\ Jn addition lo our Euro• fr om MeKlco, Sweden and ll:ltJ'IIdl .clloolboya ot tlu!r popularlA tb~ :t:ct( an brothers. A me riM, tllo, f' otand snd Nm·wny, Some 1 tor example, penned 0 ~ ~ .. ~rt.Jplrl' ~ ~~~ ®ntrlbuted to the Christ• f'xamptes' In Mexico, ChnMt• ,.. Chrtltmu Pieces" tor thelt ,a..,. t. 41 u tradition. We are, for n1as 1s telebrated by tolling pe.renta on 1pedally engra\·~ ChrtBtmU iiidiiitf ~ e thtng, reaponaible for th o bells. blowing of whiatlea and atatlonery much •• we aenoJ torrn dut1nf Cht tarf7 Jttl' olortul poinsettia, cur mo~t ehootmg o( fueworka at miJ~ Chrtstmu eards now. Century. Aft .Auatrtea pular, colorful of Yult>hde n ig ht TM lOVely l'tlture ot glv• ter, Joseph Mohr. com~j tanta. It was named after In SY.edf'n where sparkling Inc Olrrl.tmaa prt!aenta dates. , the most btlovtd of -~f oel R: Poinsett, who, In 182'9, \1. h•tc ~nuw Is everywhere at I of ooune, to the gold, frank• m•• hymnt,1.1Utt&f.1Jl'P~ brought the wUd, flowering Chrr.'ltrnastrme, the &:iris t'llllnc!enH end myr1 h presented llolw NigU ~e.uty back trom Mexico lt) l.llate 5t Luera, a mtdu~VRI to the infant Christ by the A lew Jfll'8~1oUaW'fnl~ Ia gardent tn . Charleston, s<Lrnt - -und d1es~d In "'hUe Th...,. WI• Klnr• of the Char1g Olokena" fam001 nov• • C. "' • "!th a c1u~ n of lighted can• 1 BuL ln llpaln, however, the of the 18-tOt painted Q , In l'lwltzortanl!, to accept dll'8 they carry coffee and prutle. ot llft-gh•!ng IErn't eh lruah1tlble plature ot wlntet bunch ot edelweiss on. hot buns r 10 m door to door. obtMtrvect on Dec 2~. The coach rldea, •teeming flunt 1 hrllltmu 1.t also to acrt>pl 1n a nt>lghborlng land, Po· teaiOD r llpani.'lh children be• ' lnnd, ChJl~tnuur dinner Isn't Ueve that the Three Wu;e pndtlln~ and hearty ult• , he rnnn who proft'en tt. l!de fcOJitl.nK and danetng. Welnnchten, Holy Nrghr, II B!'ned untrl the evenin& atar Men. rtrtum to Bethlehem lJic k~ns' A Chrbtma. Carol, Chrlstma11 to all In Germany. ~!lows In the heavens tacll y.ar on the Eve at f~trhilllhcd In 18f3 with the "''he pNple there ttave main· llplpllany (Jan. 6 ) and 110 hcartlfl118 aag& ot Scrooge tained their t r ad 1 t 1 on s 1 But no matter wlaat tho the7 flll their flhou with and cmllng with the prayer through centuries and many f•'S irH~ (Uslom ar tradition 11t1:ew tor tha Magi's camela (lf Tiny Tl.m-"God. ble1a Ul of their charming custOm.$ foJ l' 11 h country at Yuletide, 1aM 'htln evly. In the morn- 1 evcryune" .• , did mu~h to hove hc>en adapted through· one thrng IS certain The ob· ' lnl', beppy children find the tnt>llow the Purltannica• at•' o ut u 1e world. Bervance tnttte-s In all Ita 1atraw 10ne and thfl 11hoe111 are trtude toward Chliltmas It v.as the Gorman prlnceslll F.hrnrng wrntt'r glory the moat / eov.red with aaHy wrnppetl Couse of thlll, Dlckons has Clf M.:!tklenburJ who lnlro• blt'~~e 1 1 of all meanlng1- the ,Jifll of au kind•. t~!n re be..n called "the mon dw ed the flrat ChriAtmR.S bll th of the mfant Savior at , Durlftl' the lAtter part of "ho di~covert!d Chri!ltJnlll" t t ee to Frnne• In 1840 Bl"• fl!•lhlchem, Red«!met o! the 1 tbt Middle A1e111, ChriMtmM Animal.!, too, enjoy a part Cote tllt<ll the tree was not a \1 url<i' oe1ebrated aa a v•ry holy In the Ch llutml\8 ec-teb1nt1on. fHlrl of the French festivltlrs. r..... day. It waa th~ time In Ore German Alp11, na ontr Toflny ot Chriatmns. the Tomorrow· THE CHRIS 1,wbelt the talthful held awe· <"XIImplo, ttl• a alncere bcll!et R1n<'!s and gay ehop wlndo.,., s MAH S'l'ORY - Ia the stl>ry of tnapirlnr mlra<'le plays. tlrot on Christmas Eve all (l( Ia! ge ertles through ollt a.en.tby church aervicet w•n~ fl.lllmals speak In Swedt"n, F1 a nee Rre bright with <h.'rO· r. !lOng, S•l••ut Nlyht , Out' \.&be o~er of the day in the ale rs given to t.be crtttle on tt~h'<i tle('lJ ~Iarge and 11mnu. mo.. t be I o v e d Chrllltmu h~m n. HRif:JTMAS 1!1 a joyous tlmC!' tutt n( eolm(ul 1•n· , d1Uun.t wh Jr h have ];lVI'. n trurn ancient fo lkW8YII and ltuala- wllle•t to llfl, throrrgh the ages, by pell]Jlt•s of m11n.)" lands. Today, wtndllW!I r:are lighted With elecl1lr. rnndlu and the I f;>~~~~r,~~~~::~e~~:~ ~;~;: r. Actu~7 .!tt~':"~... \\'l~e noo.. mlnlte, I r I 1 ne-1 I. ' ,j g Huntington Sr~n (Jn ..., I (iulel: Reltelol' PAIN ' l:ou PAll>!$ of ..,EADACI-IE, Nt..J~"L N(UAITI!I "''th 9T"N8ACK TAB LETB G' PQWDERS $TAI>IBACK ,, ~ol 1 ono •n~•edoont lo•mulo 9TAN 8ACK comb""' Uvorol lllot,«llly P'Ovt~ pou• '" '' '~trt '"to ono Ul) t o l1ko doH Tho llidod oflut •"""" o f 1~111 GlA, Tips on Touring ..._ _ By Coro/lane·--...1 .I Wemen's Trove! Avtlto11ly '1 Last-minute Gift ldtot Ch ristmas less than a week away, and you're still stuck {Ill what to get your car-ownrng friends? Here are aome suggestion!! that may solve yo•t Jlroblem. (Prices are appro•imnte • For motor1stt m 1cy chme9i{ th~l e are tract ron treads made cf exrble ateel mesh. SUpped under the back wheela, they pro· vide a aure-grip aurface to get the ear out of any slippery 1pot They're pd for aand and mud, too A set of twol $1 79. plasA tic w1n sllreh\ covet will keep snow and Ice ofT the glass when the car'a arked outside. The Mver hll cloth-Cackrd corn era that can be wed~d intro , the door jamb. It'll ftt 1n gl,"e I compartment when not Ln use. Prtce: 98 cents. An altrmeter Js a good idea for a motoruLt y.rho wants to know how high he ia, Regietel& to 16,000 feet. P' vm:r $9.50. A rood fl~;~hli1ht ia eaeentml ln any ear. You can get them at all 1orta of pricea. But htwe's a usefu l l!xtra- a flashlight holder that elamp1 onto the car'111teerrng column. A.bout •. 50. r For emerrencles, there's a new 1ealed-beam lant~rn tha.t servf's as a 1potlight and a ftaahing 1nfety beacon to warn approachmg cars. I ~Ul T!Plll! >llg<td<onto b"<ngo folio • '"'"'" oomploto rollof, ""''"" on••ot 1 ""' '""""" •tuoll' ..,eompon, "II Pl<n ""I &TANBACK Ag••n~l Any Preporolton You·~· Evo • Uud ~&!af. .,.,. "'uoou 9 10 10 :10 II 00 1200 12 30 I 00 uu 2 2 30 300 400 445 5 00 5 30 6 nu 6 30 645 li 55 7 00 730 745 800 8 30 9 ·00 1000 10 so 1100 1J 15 1 11·20 II 30 12 30 Oadv Stnt1n<l Huntington 1 od:r' S1gn Un ( urft•t 1rrl't' Orng Dong St•h11ul !'he ]'I rce b J{rght llonrt> J ! ( J ac Dough 11 [ ould Be You f'urr t'll! C'amer~ C.oes 'to Srhool Tt•nnrssee F.rnre Ford Mt~!lnrl' Th ea tre Que!' 1 f('r a Day alode1 n Romr n-;es ( Omt>dv ]'i m e 111e Aunt D1 u Show Mv L1ttl<" Mart\e News P1cture Sports Eyt' Wea thercast l\la~nr of the Town Eddte Fisher NBC News lltram Holiday Fath~r Knows Best Krart Theatre Th1s ls Your Ltfe Twenty One, Jaek Barry News Headhnes Weathercast Press Box Tom;;::ht Stgn orr Wednesday 9 00 tO 00 10 30 11 30 12: 00 12 15 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY • ----- WCHS CharJestoa Captain Kaflgaroo Morning Show , Garry Moore Arthur Godlrey Stnke It nrch V11ltant Lady Love of Live SP.arch fur Tomorrow 12 45 Gurrtmg Light 1 00 Katre's K1tehen 1 30 As The World Turns 2 00 Our MIllS Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 The B1g Payoff 3 30 Bob Oro:; by Show 4 00 Bnghter Day <I 15 MC"rel Storm 4 30 Fdg~ of Nlght 5 00 Tne F:arly Show 8 25 Les Paul & Mar~ Ford 6 30 Yo ur E sso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 55 WcathPrman 7 15 Draw w1th Me 7 15 Douglas F:dwards 7 30 1-'ro Football HigPi11g1Jt!'l 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Fnend1 ll 00 The Mtlhonalre 9 30 I've Gut A Secret lO 00 U S Steel Hour t1 00 ~_jp to the minute news ll 05 8rrl.nmng tht' Weather \1 10 ':i'he Latf' Show 'SIGN OFF - PRAYER Supe" Ser1al Ttme !\1lekcy Mouse Club Cartoon Club Frve Star Final 7 00 Kukla, Fran & Ollre 7 15 John Daly & the Nt'WS 7 30 Confhet , 8 30 Wyatt Earp 9 00 Brokf'n Arrow 9 ~0 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre 10 00 Polka Time 4 3(, 5 00 0 00 6 30 10 30 It II Ul 12 Spy 00 Nr>ws 15 Mystrl'y Theatre 10 Noon News 15 Nerghbors ·c-c-,--~-~ I L urd s PraH•r and Mrs NJ>ah Ha s The Mrddleport Parenl-Tt>achcr kms rc\'tr .vrd StrecLl'rs' " Merrv A~soctatlon presenl~>d a C hrrstmas < hnstrnas Mr Baxter" Mus1cal program Monday evt•mng .,.,h en numbers on th(' prog ram Inclu ded they mel at lhc Hig h Sl hool audt a 1ocal solo "The Au.:el 's Song," tonum with Miss Mrldred Hawl t:<y, Stlrklc, by Ben Phllson wtt h Mrs program chairman prea1dm g m E s Schaaf as accom panist gu1tar absence of the prcstdcnt, MrJ> solos Wmlcr Wonderland " and Rodney Sau<'r "A ve :Marta " and a vocal solo 'The meeting opened wrtl\ the "Whrle Chrlc;tmas" hy L R Wi ley a vocal solu "Stiver Bells', (.ash --- ~-----Hahr at>companled by Mr W1ley , "0 Holy Ntght" sung a capella by a quartette cf High School Gtrl!i Vera Covert Jamce Asbury, Kay Dar~! and Carole Blaker w J E H I I • I The program closed wJth a med ley tlf Chnstmas carols played by !hr. Brass Sextette of the M1ddle pur! Band led by Earl Warnke 1\fP.rnbtr:; of the sextettc are Gene Crooks, Gordon Gulhrte , Tom Skrn ner Brure Bradford , Chnshne Coats, Don' Grueser , At thur Clark Your Sunrise .M1 s~ N~<n('y Ja cuil~ 11oa'i thl' the brldt' to be. Mrs Corti• 1*" guf'Ml of h mor at a rr• rrJp\1,•1 ' eohs Mrs J ~ me1 Fugate ud IIi'&. shower Jo:IYen by \1• • Wrll i,.rn J ll'hrl (,Johak.ar and da!lllhter, SaiiJ. The J.m~oln HP-lg'hts (_ ana1ta club held the1r Christmas tlrnner .M<:~yer asst~tcd hy ~lc, trJ~~oard .Srndrn ,J ft.s but unable to be Sunday evenmg ;;rt the !<lartrn Res- Ball Mn Jlr,bt>rt Jom , and ~r ~ g ~ f.\ taurant, at 1rx. o'cloCk.. John Goelt Jr at the J .. ro~J~ home present were Mrs Louts Reibel; on Salurda) Dt"c 15 ~In V D F.dwards, Mrs Edward Followrng the ~Inner the group Stra u56, Mn Kerns Rouah, and , adJOUtnt'd to tbe home of Mr~ A Chnstmas c<>nt('rph 1" l1~hted daughter , MIU Donna WUdermuUa Shrrh·y Guinther', Lincoln Hergh ts, undlf's and wedd!n~ bells tlel or whtch was deeouted m keeprn g .ll.ted the dHung room table Mrs Ed Kenned}, Mrs Kennetd~ Game~ w~rt' plaHd and ron McCullo Harryd u Hanoi u Th ug h Jri'rs y .- • , w1th the hchday season, for a tests won by Mrs Elmer Wrek h~m .Ytrs omas oung an ..-.~ .&• party and g1ft exchange, A la.)oelte ~---shower a!l g1ven to Mrs Robert Mu Rol' Mayer and Mrs t:h .. r](', B.11.rley and a farewell g1ft to Mrs : Strauu John Mayer who ts movrp g to Decorated eake, wt:.:drlLing btl I Columbus , 1re cream 8llce.s, m1nli and punrh ' were served ORiiANIZIN'G CHAPTER FOB Mrrt Dal~ Dutton, who tEL organ Bendel those above mentwnt d rz.mg a elJapter of the Children of were M1n Jamce Stor y Mr~~ I All Slzetl - All Prizes the Amertca!l Revolutto!l m Metgl!l Ehzabeth Duffy, Mtss Lou1se l.rl County, hu pl.~~.nned a meettng at more , Mu;s Judy Hoyt, Mrs Rrch- I ard Rupe, Mrs Eddie Sm1th, Mrs r a her b<tme on December 27th Lena Huber, Mrs. PerC"y Pe o pl e~ Don Mullen, Mr11 Joseph Rula, Mrs Ortba Hoyt, Mrs Waltt>r r ASHUND SERVICE Mrs William Clark, Mrs Jo&eph Schreber , Mrs. Albert Woodard , STATION Shanounsky Mra. George Haek:ett Meier ·•• • W. Main PoDteroy Sr and Mrs George Hackett Jr Mn Emma Evans, grant!mother·<o~f"JI_,,-,,-,,-,;,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,;,.J I CHRISTMAS TREE 5 I SM.£ Swat•els I Mr and Mrs EdgAr Allensworth ]llan to leave Wednesday for New burg N Y to spend Chnstmas wtth ( .rpt and Mrs James Hartr.lg('r iSusan Allensworth ) and !herr chrldrt'n 1hey wrll take !herr granddaughtrr Knstm !{Artwger, home aftc1 she has s pent the past month here and lhey wil l also br> atcorn).!anred by David Harttnger , hrot r o f Capl Har(IOIJ:('r, who wtJI sJH nd Ch nstmas there Drrcdor Warnke expll!uu:!d that arrangements of carols for thr setk>ttc were hard to fwd and lh<1t they had use d the arrangements playe-d b~ ~he SalvatiOn Army Band of l'hlcago fn llow1ng the orr grnal rompo , rtwns .... rrtten for usc for outdoor performances 'l\ The attrn 1a nce a~ard was won bv tire S('ctmd Gra 'lc taught by Mr s Robert Allensworth I 1 Mrs RuhNI Rc1bcl R('glonal Dr rt:ctor of thf' 0<\GC, WifS rn Athens !\lfoiHl<~v <1flcnruon to attend lh c hl Jo;tmas meelurg the Athens (,artirn Llub at the horne of Mrs : \\ rhon Smtih l optc of the pro· g:1am \\ a~ ' Evcrgrctn~· I To I( Sunset or !11r and Mn Harry Chesher ate ur lo lumbus on busmess tuda~ J a11e Young and Ruth Ann Pow 111 " r>rc 111 Cul um!Ju~ Monday on a shoppmg trrp Station POMEROY SOCIETY 'llr ;~rrd rtl , wer (' IICH 1 \lr ~ rlauJ;:I! tt•rs tata at tit( :\Irs Earl Uti! or MarrS rrnrla y g ucsl:; o[ thcrr OlrH ln gro~ ham a ld and allt•ndl'd the canh·rlet.ll! d t hureh Mr,, El z,lbt'lh Young of ~ona ca I' a and Mr and :1-11 ~ Harold Yo u ng o l R oc he~le !, Pa were week end gncst:s o( Mr and Mrs Ehas Strle5 Cat ! Pulhns snd famrly of Flatwood:; were Satm day guests of M1 . and Mrs Ehas SLrles Mrs J L Casto 1s the guest of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Conde, Anne SL • - Patrrck Lochary returned to his cmp!o~ mcnt at the Pomeroy Post Off1ce, Monday altci a weeks rll ·,ness Mrs Al~rl Mees left Sunday afternoon for {,alhpohs where she wrll spend Chmlmas With her daughter <rnd son Ill law, Mr and MTs Harold Erwm and fam1!y . She wa~ accompamed by Mrs F.rwm and daughter Barbara who dron here for he r Mrs Ear! Denny Sr. and Mtas U.etly Uemoskey were vt.liltors m Athens Sunday afternoon :\lrs Harry L Badey and daughter, Brenda lefl bY plane from Cmcmnah, Oh1o, for )ham!, Fla. to spend the Christmas vacahon. w1lh her ~1ster, Mra. Hugh R. Damcls and fam1ly , Mr Batley and George Soush accomp.11.med Mrs. Barley and Brenda to Cmclnnatl and have returned to thc1r homes hcte ~ __ ~ik~~~~t~Man ' Couple Announce Birth Of Son In Holzer Hospital MEET. 6Re.AKFA6TON 1HS" 04S~.LUNCJ.I ON ~!!'dUMP AN' Dfi''I.JBR ON "Ji. 5 f\'EJ...AY•• C41''-0PENER ~0 Pi1UOEy· .. BAKER FURNITURE On The 8rlghtest Corner In 1\tiddlcport NEW d~pite A PERFECT GIFT To Give Mom For Christmas RUTLAND FURNITURE t.htil' h&nds of SnfnV and iC'/e blD61Ued and hDl'e Jru.it,, ahullll~ -·-- SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! ALL all fd1e -trees in tJie /b~sb i'\Tr and ~1rs Wtllram Burrell, Ja(kson art.' .rnnouncLng the b1rth of an cLght pound seH?Il ounce son, Davtd Alan, al Holzer Hospital Thry a l~o hrne thr ee older children LLutla I uu1st' Bonn1e Jean and W .!tram Edward Grandp~rcnts are Mr and Mrs C. D Etwrl'1 MHirllt!port, and Mr and Mrs ~: It Wrllrams, Hartsdale N ¥ Bonnre Jran ::r nd Brlly arc vtsllrng Mr anrl Mrs Erwm and therr aunt a old uncle, Mr and Mrs <_;cnc Norton, whrle their mother rs 111 thr he sp rhl and Mrs F.dna Russd, Rutl ~n tl, aunt of Mr Burrtll, ts st<1Yt11g rn Jackson w1th her nephew and Lrnda Louure. S~E EATS Llk:E A IRACK ,,,00, A trouble or ~ading hgllt plugs I into the car'a cigaret lighter SOfk· eL lt han11 on Ita own hook, leav· ing your fianda free, U.25. For about .1.00, you ean get a vanity mim:~r that damps on the 1un viaor. It'll let the females check their ha1r and makeup w1thout. 1'1\CWihl t.he re&M'Iew mlrrot-. Finally, for the motorist who hu everythlnl[, there'a the por. rtfllil; key. For $66 you can ha\e ri photo reprodueed on tlle faef! of a 'bla11k key. Then have the blank cut to fit tbeJ~ition te MERRY CHRISTMASI ' . Miss Nancy Jacobs Honor Guest At Pre-Nuptiol Shower Saturday Paul Swisher, .,.,ho has 'been a grc al p.:ttl('n\ at Holzer Hospttal has bee n returned to Ius home on H)- sell Street and bra ten week old grar1dson, WLiham D Swrshcr whu was a medtcal p .. tl~nt at the hospt\al hAs 0:1bo been returner! home The rarot~ mr ludcd '0 LJttle Town of Bl'lhleh em ' Away 111 the Mangl'r ," Hark, the He1<1ld Angels Smg The Jo' 1rst Noel , ' Oh, Come All Ye Faithful, " 'Joy to th e World' ati'J ended ~1lh 'Stlent 1\"rght" wtth the aud1ence smgrng lhc carol WEDNESDAY WHTtl Charl....l 11 44 Sign On II 4~ Cartoon Club 12 lO Noon News 12 J~ Ne1ghbms t2 30 M1dday Movie Matinee 1 30 Femmine Tourh 2 15 Ltb('ra<:e 2 45 Ltfe Wrlh Elizab~tb 3 00 Afternoon Fllm Festival 4 30 Super Sertal TLme 5 00 M1ckey Mou!le Club 6 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 F rve StRr Ftnal 7 00 Kukla , Fran & Ollie 7 15 John Only & tht' News 7 30 Drsneyland 8 30 Navy Log 9 00 0ZZit- and Harriet. Q 30 Ford Theatre 10 00 Wednesday Night Fight. 10 45 P'rgnt Follow up 11 00 News of lhe Ntght t I 15 Mystery Theatre 12 15 Sign Off 10 ruT Local Club Dined In Restaurant, Had Home Party M.il 1 990 On your Dial 1 11 I I l\11' .u rd Mrs J._,y,eJJ l illr rt•ccned word of J dau g hlt•r horn -:---c:-:---c-----,to Mr and :\Irs Thomas Whrle cf C'h rrstmas pr-ogram t'rrda; eventilt> 13.t~h:.rn Keno Road , la~t week nng Dee .,_, There wlll be a eelved word of a daughter born to their son and daughter·rn·law, Mr, Ver\> Swartz rema1n:s qu lle poor- Santa !!fld a tl't'at 1 and Mrs llarold Swal"tz Marietta, I} at Iu s hume here lllst week llw G1.r ngt! writ prc:;t•nt tts Mr ;:,,1d ll.trg Hoh.;rt Swartz re- ---.,_,, Tht' Sacred Heart Guild opened was ~ug~o,:er;ted that lo<Jr p~opll! tht'lr Christmas parly, Sunday evt• l st-ne on t he gmgo comrnrltt·c for nmK with the church au dtbe reel! tht' cornmg year A conrrrbutror~ lhonv m the vhurch and the rec1la uf $.5() wa~ made to the St John ! tlon ·of the rvnry In Cront o( tht: VIlla and 11. rootdbutrun wa~ also blessed vu em altar which bad a made to the Stuebenvtlle Sem m mrnature manger scene and beau IHY J'rayer by the Rev F11ther uful l1ghts and candles urel concluded the meehn~ Mrs :-.:<:~nc} Shuler, Letart mothFollowrng an organ rec1tal by All members parllcr paled rn a er of Guy Shuler Is se nously til Mn Marcellcne Buell wLth Chnst grft exch1.1nge ar.d Mrs )\'orley at Me1g~ General Hospttal where mas hymns presented by Mn. Rob Howell won flr•t prtze for the preshe was ta ken <rfler she had brok· ert Gr1mes, vocaUat, lhe a:roup IlLest wrapped package and Mrs f'n her lup 11nd suffered a stroke !ldJourned to the audrtortum wbach Mary Sch'lefer Jecond at the hume of a daughter was decorated m red and wh;te Refreshments carryrng out the Mr s Laura Saundt!n left Sun- and 1 !Jghted tree Chttstmas theme were &erved by day ror I ol umbus to VIsit Mrs The meeling 1n charge of the Lhe hostesses, Mrs Homer Gurdon, Cl ara Ferney. presrdent. Mrs George Horak. open Mrs William Hamm Mrs Oav1d Larry S~.~>1ft, AN, Batnbndge ed with prayer by the Rev Father Goodwtn , Mrs Robert Gnmcll M lltli Md 1s home on leave for Chrts'- John Turel It was dec1ded to have o\nna Howell Mr11 Don Roach Mrs mas ',1.1\h hla parents, Mr and a maaa for Mrs r~rank Branden- W A Green, Mrs Ted Chapman Mrs Dana Swift burg It was ill:10 decided to ~rs Franklin llepp, Mrs Georae have a flower box for coma In the Buchanan, Mrs Mithael Hackett Mtss Marcella Fraser, who u em vesllbule of I he cnurch, for Muu Laly GLramt Mrs Edwm Wehployed at the Ka1ser Alurmnum decoratlons rung Mrs Marcelh·nr Buell and Chru;:tmas ·Compan) plant rn Ravenswood Mrs Charles Radford and Mrr Mrs Remo Ne1rl Mn Horak pre· spent the weekend wtth her parHorak are chairmen for the ~tded a1 the sliver coffee serVlee ents , Mr and Mrs Alec Fraser party which wdl be held The next mectrng wrll be held chrldriJDS She ret urned to RavtHUiWOOd Sunfi'TJd(l' December 21, at 7 p Ql. It January 3, and bosts.ses are Mra da y evening accompan'ied by her parents and her brulher tn-law, John Baker Lew11; Koehler Sr and dau~htt r, Betty Koehler, RN Gal· lr pol! ~ returned Monday from Grovt'port where they had 3pe nt the weekend w1th Mr and Mra Lours Harnes and children Program On C~ristmas Theme Enjoyed By Parent Teachers' Associati.on Here • I \ 12 30 Candlelighting Ceremony Highlighted Opening Of Sacred Heart Guild Party Mr ~ Channe~.s 8·00 \ WHTN-TV Channel 13 - - --- I 700 WCHS-TV M.1.1-be thr-re wrll bf' a day when h1 ghw,1y lw raltlr~ Wilt tire out for a I' ~~~opcan ~urgt'llrl makUJg ;~ llv-' staLP hcpnsrn ~ eornm1s~ oners tht~ TUESDAY WCHI Charleston 1ng v.ilh h 1s hands Whilt· qualtfy V{'ar arr> I' ~urn\{ ~tandan.hzed · 8 00 Captain Kana.roo 111g htmself fDr muli{a! plaettcc pl,des I< or the flr~t trme, all plah•s 9 00 Morning Sbow und<•r nt" house rull•s •Will he >H IDf'lll'S high ~IH I a (oot 10 00 Garry Moore , Nm do thl·y M'l'lll lo rmnd ~ b 1t 10 30 Arthur Godfrey of apJUUJltct'slup to a nt•w life 111 ~ 1 30 Strth It Rleh Atlll And thrrf' s<'Prns to bl'! a the ttmhL·r fOu nt r u•s In th<' Nor th 12 00 V•halu Lady dlr<'C' IlOn trf more you w•ll fmd florlors ~o~ork 1 ng lrf'nd Ill lh e 12 l~ Ltve o! Lit, cht•erfull y ~~~ mill h.mds or Ill t ht• ~t.md,u d1z n1ron J• or ex<1mple, rt"e 12 30 Search for Tomorrow stalt>s now !IH' usmg rt'flectlve CJ!Jf's .1 s m N I Jo l ass J~ !ants Ill hOfl· 1:1·45 Guldtna: Light pJI,JI ~ althout:h th~ ·t r MtuHI qunh- pl;r!es Thl'sP 'plates are hailed 11..'1 1 00 Katie's Kiteht a fHaiJOIT~ mr g ht outwe1g] 1 rhose ..or a sa fet v dev•ce and se\'P.ral other 1 SO As the World Turns sl fl tes probe~tJ!y 1ll adopt them thl• srr rguJ•I whom liH't asst~t 2 00 Oqr Mist Broolt!l fh('ll' rs ll c h t•t•rt uln f'~S <1boul Aus- ~non ThP plntt"s used m fnor of 2 30 House party lrrlra:; rrew(nmrr~ Wl' nrr~hl dn lhp ~ IRII· ~ ron b~> ser>n from 2 000 3 00 Bi~ Payoff ~.~>r•II trr tonstrl('r ~hf'n r· dl\emJl! kt t 3 30 Bob Crosby Show to d.llnp down too rntrch on t he 1e 4 OU Brighter Day All hut ?J states now r~sue fu gl'IS from Jlung:rrv 4 J 5 Secret Storm plnt rs lh;rt irlf'ntrfy by 11 spe('HI] 4 ;-1(1 Edge of Night IHrmlwr or if'th•r tht• rountws m l a~ lw~rtrly amu~r>rl .rt lhr uk:J se 5 00 The Early Show Wh!( h !hr pla lrs W1•rc bough! hsuf'd b~ AHhrh.rltl iloost•wlt (l:25 Lf's Paul & Mary F ord L11v. 1 nforr enr~·nt bodrf's ~ ilY thr s 6~0 Your Esso Reporter ~on M 'J('rldy wlr11 w .rnt~ r st rr 1 ,ll(J, In r11trhurg C'flllllnals opera! lure o n rmm rj! rattOn to Amenl'a 6 45 Sports Parade so that this countrv no t hP m ,ulr• rn g rn automohrle~ h\ nr.rkmg A 55 Weatherman ;r polygot I.Joardrn.l{ IHHlS(• for a• pl,l!(• lllllllbt r:s ~ huz•r·1 .rnd e.1s1cr 7 00 Art Linkletter & the K1ds lo I 1 ol d 7 15 Douglas Edward~ fugees You could rai l Hou ~e\r•lt 7 30 Grand Ole Opry a filar boarder, p('r iMps rn lhr ~ 'fhme 1~ ~ l so a trend ._w a~ fr om 8 00 Phd Stivers Show bonrrhi:rg hoUsf' frrn Dutd1 he Is lht' rr sr of pi'OIIJO\ronal kgr rHis un as \l-as Franklin Ro oq•q•J t 8 30 The- &,ethers l1u n~P vi alPs Law off !rr-s say A mistake Ina! 1\ tJ\ Ira lfa rn.Hi r tha t p rmnolroriaJ I•·~Pnd~ ru , ;r 9 00 V1ctor norge 10 00 $64,000 Queslron Ill'{( o,~ dllly Whtl'h We !TIIJ.!hlll I ,t,lndard~Llt'd rrt.•lc IJk" liJl H]J<!{(' 10 SO Dn You Tro~t Your Wtfe m11kf' 18 not to g r1t tiH ru•l•tonH·n that rr•uld I.Jf' usrd 1111 il r,_,~PJ 11 OU UP To-The Mtnute N1•ws !l f•hunre tn t'nmlo1 ,rll tiH 1 ,kJlls l':r~rr•r to n•,,d lllillrl wro.; strnnge 11 05 Stannmg the Weather tllr.thfHd ~{II litb's •nr,., lrt ht• .rl ~~ 11 m.ry o.;pprn I! x.. , h ont• nf 11 10 The Late Show lowed to praC'tlte ~C'lt'IH c tnnrt'r s 1 t~w ~ t a l'S that doP~ nnt usr• a rro lfllghl be emplntt>d "11 t 11 nrs 1 SO J<'emlnine Toul.'h motL ~~t>a1 kgr>nd on r! s rrlatc•s Thcr p 1~ no rc.tl Jl',t<; r•n lor 1h l'lll all to f'lustPr 1n .rlrr 11!1 Ohll r t•l\ d .- 1'hf' t re nd 1n !rrt •r r~( p ltt tes t•d 11 111· ~ (. srt ms t u ht• .rw<t; frorrr h r 1 h1V,I V But nnp thr;g h "IH 1• \\, c 11 htr.ultlr\ ~n(l towa rd " 'Jrrd .~J (Irt.; U!W thf'lll \\ol• I t il ,J)W ,Jh 11 ~1' lh 1\ 1 1 <~ 11 rn lht rntert•sh ol s,rft•t\ pt•Opll' IH W hJrJod II (' I' [ ,\) 1 ,J[~ Ill ,J l.rn d whrl'h ,,, fnr rnd ••d on 111~ 1 tUESDAY WHTN Charl ..ton O:n(' p rrrurpk Yurr r 111 lrrrrl th.rl 11 4-l Sign On pr ttli..'lple F(l<l\l'll ro11 lh t• :-il.r' m· n! II 4:S Cartoun Club Lri>Nly no m.>tlrr wh,,t An h 12 ao Mtdday Matinee Roo sPV('I! Slml 2 OU L1berace f{'oplrr!-!ht JP5to II\ llr11t1't l r. ,1 2 45 Life Wtth Ehzabeth IUI't' Sj~ate 111·'-'_1__~ 3 00 Afternoon F1lm Festival WSAZ Wednescby Today C'rofft>e Time Dtng Don g Sdwol I he' Prt(e I~ lhght Hom ,.. Tr(' rae Dou~:h It Could Be You Curri' nl 1 00 nrr gt•tt mg n·ad~ 10 IS.SUt' n!lw ltunsr> pl;l!•:i th uus.a rrds uf 2 00 Parson's Study motm rq ~ s\,ut JOf'kl:'\lllg tor ~pC'C' 2 30 Tennesst>e Enrre Ford til tags for tht>tr cars 3 00 Mat111~e 1 neatn• Poht!<'r<~ns ]l artiC"Irlar\~ like 'o 4 OU Queen For A Day g11 lrl\\ numben·rt platC's Ia fat t 4 45 Mod" rn Rom .!l nces tl w ~ t .. te ~ f·na t vrs 1•f on1' r>astt•rn ~ 00 Com('dy Ttmt' ,, 1 1 ~· ~ ft·.,.. 1t> ar ~ ago n·fuq•d to {(>flf rnr a rrornrn et' for tht' JO b of .'; 30 The Aunt Dru Show \l.llt• lt L I'n~Jng tomm•ss ro ncr rm 6 00 Halls of Ivy le~ s h1• 1bSlltt>d thl•nr that lh e) 6 3U New! P1cture wou lri ha\1• eonttol of pll'ltl'S 111 6 45 Sporh Eye & Weathet('ast !herr !01111 \Hl Jhrmhf'J(•d 1 lo 9 7 00 Grande Ole Opry Th(' th1ce eommt>r~loners who 7 30 Jonathan Winters Sftow admlmstf'r t he Dbtrid of Cotum 7 4!1 NBC Nt!WI b ta ~:~utornatlcally get hr~nse num· 8·00 The Big Surprise ber~ l, 2 and 3 And wht:tn u new 8 30 IilaaJ,'.s Ark pol•\Jcal par1} uhe!l over eontrol 0 00 Jane Wyman Show of thf' FNteral govNn ment there 9 30 Armstrong ctrele Theatre 1s a wholf•qaJ (' swrtrhLng of lkenge to 30 A M.an Called :X rrl<~lo" S I n Wash•n gtun, [I (' 1100 ~ews fiut po Jr\ l{'l.lllS !lll'll't the only 11 15 Weathercnt onr>s wh o lrk1• to ge l (IJ sttnclrve 11 0 Press Box lret>n~e pi,JIC's rak e( for cx:ample, l1 30 Tonrght thr phofo~1apher who msrsted 12 30 Sign Of( th<lt hrs platf' sug!.( l.'s l hi~ profes· sron ht:< want('d - and rs wrl11ng to pav a prPmtum for platt>q lhllt hav1 on them o n l~ t}H• four ](flpr~ HYPO ~ 11 t'lllt'rt North Second An"tim(' thrs W<'f'k diiJJilg ('\-l'llHtgs V()U ~~1111 find f1n•mcm workirlg thl'l'e rflyuJtng lhf' (nod Ill In 100 st•oarQte Jots for h.1sketin~ <~nd delivery hcfo rP ('hrt s1m.1s They WOI.J)d anept \our \'vltnessing for lh<• spiJ t1 of !Itt· ~(' .tsnn 12 00 I:l30 ~late~ were assisted Uy Boy Scout s The Scout s d1d •1 Jot uf l ht• lt>P repay a lot of 9 00 I 0 (10 10 ::10 • l ()() bUJ ~· IU rrl <~11} ~tatt• ~ .wh )eJr ilhilut t h rs tJme wh ~ ·n orgamze and c:~. rry through a drtve for mone~ and food 1knh for 111'h tht !\lrddlt• Agt•s krrr rrr ~lwllng armor and on• horseprmt'l tran ~porl! tron But h1•raldr~ st•l l t'l<ISb Qn our hrl-!h l'.'ll\s A~k llrl' people Ill tht' Ire llht' F!rem~n, Scouts, Work In Annual Project Ev~ry Chn::.lmi:ls 7 1/U I •<Jt.d -.hts :-ts t; ~:"i ( ~ Ja1. of arJll~ Hrl u sLl~ l h a~~•Jt' 1 .National advertrsr ng rf"Prf'sentatne, Bottr rw\11 K11nbo~ll !Jrc 343 LU.Inrton Ave , New York Cl\y 16, N y . Subscrrptwn rates Ddt very by ('arrler whl'n• av:.rrl.tLI, w .,. per week , o r.r year rn advance at The IJ;uly Se1rne l uffrr ~· $1 ... oo. tux months. $i80 thN"e months SJ90 By otu1 lOIII• :'_.h~~ ahv::ulabl{' one month Sl By mad une ~f'llr $8 1x 111 onllrs -......, t rE"e months $2 ~ one month $.1 WSAZ Dally Senlmel, Pomcroy-Mtdd leporl, 0 , Dec 18, 19!;6----3 SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! SEE IT TODAY! MAYTAG OR FRIGIDAIRE DRYER RUTLAND, OHIO RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland, Ohio- Your Christmas Shopping· Headquarters �i '• • ., :t!lt" ' · ~•• , ·ilt.' l ·~. ~ ·rb..-r • · ¥. ... ,...,~~~ . ,, '-Daily Sentlriel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18 , 1956 Oatworthy Rolls High Series In Bowling Matches J In other matches ThL· Sentinel five dowDed Hobum Bakery 2442 to 2311 and Liberty Rf'staurant sunk Nl'w Yorlf. Central 2406 2111. to Mitch had high series of 454 Grave! B. Da\'JS Mitch Ri~a::s Lei,•ing Blind Handirap Totals 112 13~ 16-4 411 156 150 136 139 164 151 166 125 128 123 178 130 45 45 45 442 4M 291 429 130 135 710 783 for th.e Mar ketmen, Chisler had Rant Clatworthy, bowling for S28 for Th~ Sentin<'l, D. SchJII!ng BAkER FURNITURE 202 188 aHer Furniture Monday night at 489 for the Bakerynwn . Sisson of Clatworthy Liberty rolled 543 ~md Powell of ~- Baker 12.1 11 6 the loctl alleys had the high seriH the nilroaders had t41. Norris 161 165 of of six teams competing in 'tht.> acores: Andl'rson 172 174 the Trt...county leagut. I Darst J13 179 SfJ3 Bikers 'ftte winner! over Sec- f-TRI COUNTY LIACJUI OJ'Ld ' Street lfarket 2448 tu 2292 SliCOND STREIT MARKET Grate Stobart J. S('h illing Woods H1w dieap Totals 799 2292 173 563 162 391 145 18U 143 1M 127 168 4!1{) 156 164 169 13~ 171 180 112 147 489 486 2M 124 lOT 231 11'7 168 343 20 17 18 53 702 76.1 846 2311 DAILY SENTINEL TOMOIIRoW.I Clirford -163 138 183 484 T~desto 146 155 151 452 Horak Chisler Grueter Totals 172 180 132 484 184 208 138 ~28 128 160 208 494 791 839 812 2442 LIURTY RIStAURANT Ingels 141 165 133 439 START REPAYING NEXT YEAR. Repay only $2'1.13 a month lncludinJ all . charges fropt Crow Sisson .Coates Yo.ung T<>tals date or loaft. (Popular 2·1Uf J)Lin) NIW YORK AND SAVINGS COMPA ..Y Itt E. Malu Sl, lme1l Covert, Mgr. Applleabms for marria11e licenle! bav~ been made by the fol· lowlna: in Mason County . John Robert Roach , ?6, C' hl stl"r, aon of Elmer Roach and Vina Edwards Ruach, and Ehie !.1.1.xlne Wolfe, 24, Letart. daughter of Lawrence Wolle and Virginia Hammond Wolfe. James Edward Miller 20 Davis· ville, Route I , ~on of lr~ c: Miller and Lillian Wanda Rexrode Miller and Naomi Kathleen Thompsoq, 19 · Letart, daughter o( Leo G. Thompson and MarKaret Eli:~abet~ Roush Thompson. A marriage li('ense has been issued to Jame! Fields, 25. Hartford son of Chearles E. Fields and Mag. 1ie Smith Fields and Reba Ann Kearns , 18, Clin.on , dau <_!hler of John T. Ke111rns and Anna Edra Robey Kearns. 471 6!6 497 ' Totals 833 !22 793 2448 I HOLSUM BAKIRY I Slater D. S('hll! ing '$SOO ALL-PRO AGAIN? Marriage Licenses In Mason County • -;-;-;- 8y Alan Mavtr] Ford Hoops 31 Points In Fal~on Win Over Rutland's Red Devils, 80-51 Phone 187 122 178 160 460 178 169 198 543 184 164 140 488 1'7 181 138- 476 '180 1157 769 24011 CINTIA~ Smlth 140 28'1 98 120 218 1!5 911 230 Jenkins 148 118 Powell Brumbalow 181 171 13t 441 llZ 157 269 tt2 m .lil9 84 31 38 IllS Johnston Allensworth Ben Handicap Totalo Third Wednesday ClubToMeetOn Wednesday Dec. 19 .127 171 869 '171 264 2111 Fight Results The Falrons will travel to Pomlv UNifED ~RES$ eroy on Friday night of this W<'t'k NEW YORk • St. Nicholas for their final game prior to Arena • Italo Scortichini, 160i,i Christmas. They will pit their 4-1 record against the 3·1 record or lt•ly, outpointed Wilrred Greaves, the Pan thers on the Pomeroy Jun· 1M, Pittsburg, 10. or High School floor. The box score BOSTON • OR.l...ANDO Zulueta, WAHAMA {80) 135.. CUba, outpointed Larry Player & Pos. FG FT Tl' Boardmatl, 137~4. Marlboro, Conn. Oliver, F 4 1-3 9 10, Lieving. F 0 2-2 9 10 0·3 20 BIRMlNGTON, Eng. • Peter Arnold, F Ford, c 13 5·7 31 ~terman, 1.,% , tondon, stopped Fogle ~ong. C 0 2·2 2 Frank Johnson, 146, Manchester. Clark, G 3 2·5 g 10- retained Bfitish welter· weight \' oung, G 0 l-1 1 champioJUJbip. G. Roush , G 0 l -2 1 •' 'I • EXTRUOEO ALL·ALUMIIU"' COMBIIA1101 , ' SIOIM·SCIIil .... A 1Ift hr •IL llli1..C, .n. ~. i •lumll'luM ceutnciiH, "*" I 1i en•·lnc• ,.,,., C_,...... · 1 For the Red Devils. Eads was high with 17 while Larr:9" Dugan had a good night with 12 points. In the Reserve game the Little Falcons whipped the Rutland Reserves by a score of 40·29 with Larry Litlving leading the way with 16 point!;. George Justice had 15 points for the Rutl.'md team. ,,._ ..........., ........ ..... rMtk • .., ~ ......, ICNWI,httctt,l"*che. . . . •wt•kl• alUMinltnl ........ ,I INSTA.IJ. If YOUISI&, AND SAVII 11·-....... I -l IMIUIWI ... VALLEY LUMBER AND SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT S. 3rd AVE. Third Wednesdsy Club mef'ling will be held Dee. IQ at the h ome Of Mrs. Charles Lislf'. Syracuse. Roll call will be answered b}· a Bible \'Prse about Cl\ristmas The proje<"t will be ca ndle making. There will be a gift exc ha nge to the value or 50 cen ts abo a pot· Juck lunch. · OLD SALEM ALFRED 1 S. S. attendance on Dec. '16 Wll 157. Wonhlp services lollowed at 10 : 4~ . The sermon subject w.u ''The Hiblf' ." Rev. Grove announced a baptl&mal service IJi•re in two weeks In connection w1th the regular morn. ing worship TOP" QUAlrtY, The Altred Home Demonstration Club me t Thursday Dec. 13 at the home of Vera Henderson with an attendance or 16. The home was decorated for. Christmas and a Chri s-tmas decoration centered the dining room table from which a de!Wious potluck lunch w11.s $tltved at noon. , A Christmas .gift ex('hange was made after which the gifts were sent to the Athens Slate Hospital. Various projects were worked on such as the use of the Sewing Ma· chine, basketry , crochet work and rug-rags. Thelma Henderson led the short business meeting and the next meeting is to be held at the home oE El1a Yost on Jan. 10. The subject will be, "The Care and Sue or Small ElectrieaJ Equ1pment,'' tau~ht by Mrs. Nolan. Mrs. Haz~l Warner, who is ,-e. eovering from a nose operation, Is able to be out again . MORNING STAR The Purina Dairy Feed Co. held their show at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee JohniOll Wednesday evenine. Several were present and M\':!1. Johnson a.erved refreshmentR. Rtv. Martin of Cbilllcoth~ held hil ee-eond quarterly meetl !1g at the Nease Chapel Sunday . Then wm be a Christmas program at the Morning Star Chur('h l At no other time of the year-are faniily ' ao .-trong, " ' so pleasant as 11t Chiristmwi._Jb.~l ,wn . the "Ohio Power Fr.mU'/'wellcOIIle . Uihi.OJII!.Ol~ 1 • again· wish you a 5 TO 9-LB. Size ·· · · 10 TO 17-li;SizE -.. - -. • lb ...,.....,_.~J$·:~e.:~~-~ . IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING .. , FINE FOR EATING ·... Here's .a moat treat that makes for re~IIY neat hollda.Y menu building ·.. . flavoi'!Oine, "Super-Right" Hams. Everyone is sold wltb •a money-back guarantee. And their deligbtfully tow price makes them ideal for gift~ giving! . this regal white aUk satin gown and tumd wrap.· The di'H8, with crosaed dlaiJOnal draplng. dips to a back fl.are fannWll out toward the hernlb-.e. The luxurious fox-trimr.·.ed wrap bu tuU aleeve111 and a blouaed Jtkk. OHIO -.. Nine timn belore lte has stood in hi1 dealer 11howroo'rn and accepted the keys to a new Cadillac cat', And yet, u often as he has re-enacted thi1 florious event, he knows that there i1 something ..ry special about toda.Y• . 1or thia is more tlaan a new Cadillac. This il the newest and 1n01t advanced Cadillac car ever to find its way from drawing board to production line. And imasine, £at just a moment, the many wonderful thrills that await him a1 he takes the ke,Js and starts off on hit first journe.v home. To begin with, there win he his discoveqr of 1 j Cadillac's brilliant new performance. The car JS so smooth and responsive that it will be a revelation. Then, as he fokts the 1w0ep of the bouleva,d, t~re will be the added thrill of those admiring slanccs that will come from his fellow motorists. And how ,.lm'yins it ..,Jil bo le llnd tj.at Cadillac owners themselv~ have a specialafi'ectf.on for the man who rides in the new "car of cars". And &nally, of cou""'· the"' will be th• iOJ' of that wonderful ''"'elcome home" as he tui'Jll b"da the familiar drlveway and -.."Omes to a silkeb. 1top. For a new 1957 Cadillac is the prize of an,y fam;ly ••• and the pride of ar.ty Deishborbaodl * • • • to give you a personal demon1tration at aD,1 t . Whether It's to be your fir,t or your tecdndor .vour 6fth or your tenth Cadalac-you're • wonderful surprise:! KARR & . VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . . . ... in rot · Boneless.Rolled Hams · ·, . .u.r suPER-RlotiT Will .. , CELLo Thin Slic•d Bacon - · · A&P St!PER·RIGHT ANY TELEVISION / -- - . - -- Canadian Bacon - - · • • • lb · Plloae CotiVIUe 3641 . .. -i,· .. ·- - - - 69~ lb. . ·. , .RQasting (:hic~ns TENDER, rott'f ~. OfiN-READY 49~1b - 59¢lb - - 39¢lb Fottcy Capons • • - .. - .. - .. ' • • • • Waihed, Wand- Ulllfortll Sbe Tongerines OO¢dos 00¢ doz OlbsOCk Big 24 oz. Loaf 21¢ I · 0'\(EN-IIt~IIV TENDIIR, PLVJI',,. Oronges Powers AP.pliance Store ' '· 1 Open 8 A.llf.lo .sf•.M. Dally - SWI~ayo 8 to 9 Euy - Up to 30 Monlhoi To Pay •-%-L•-$5 - ~99 ea. •rou-LB. · . .· SIZE . SIZE ' Golden Yams Stuffing Bread lb Itlore C"rWU..U PoqltrJ! Juicy JANE PARKER , , . SPECIAL MADE! sc 5 A&-P SUPER.RIGHT . FULLY COOKED FULLSHANK HALF! • Navel SlfNREAM and WESTINGHOlfSt " ", SMALL APPLIANCES . DUMONT RADIOS and RECORD PLAYERS FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE Qn Everything Wo Sell- Faelory Trained Me• 0. • 89~ lb ZIPPEit SKINS - 176 SIZE Refrigerators- Washers- Dryers- Rarjces . - - - .. 75¢ ·~ - l-Ib pkg 4ft SiZll PIECE ' CALIFORNiA , . LARGE UO's ... .:.o '- ~· . Fresh Pork Hams G.E. APPliANCES Why not come in soon for a preview of this thrilling cxperiencC"? We have a 1957 Cadillac waiting in our showroom- and We will be ha&:" WHOLE OK FULL SHANK HALF ... LEAN G.l. and DUMONT 4711/1 · Cooked· Canned Hams. . -------- the nit~:ht of Dee. 24. ·E arl Shuler, who has employ· ment at Frankfort, Ohio , spent the week end with his family . Mrl. Jtlbn lhle will entttrtain her Garden Club at her home Wedlles· daj evening, Dec. liMb. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ran.som and Teresa of Lancaster were the Saturday guests or Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. 1hle. -IrMA B. lhle k~J A&PSUPER·RIGHT TI:NDER SMOKED FULL SHANK HALF! FROM THE COLLECTION CJ'li' , CEIL CHAPMAN comes His :Gmtb ... and Hts Greatest Thrill I 1. . Christmas H ~appp, jlletr~ iI ' Lei ua join in humble prayedhat the Yuletide Season not only will ftD the minds of lllelf ( women everywhere """·but ·overflow_into all the week4 and months of the coming )"ear so that h"ome·r.nd faa~ • and friends wiU enjoy the holiday·spirit_that.brlnaa gleanUo the eye .of littie: chlldreli; , a~ smile1 lox oldel! lips, a chorus of good .cheer.r.nd goodwiiUI!!~~oe~ ' round the world DVEN·READY • specially priced! WOLF PEN -Cora Giles . Treat yourself to a truly enjoyable turkey dinner. These plump, juicy A•P turkeys are specially bred, sp<cially se• lected, opecially delielous and Mr. and Mrs. William Burt•h of Sylvania were guests the past Mrs. J. E. Pitts h.a s moved into week of Mr. and Mrs. Marv in -Mor- the Robinson llou1e recently varis. They also called on other cated by the William Carr family. friends , Mr. and Mn. George Perry and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Randolph of Toledo were visiting the latter's sister and husba'nd, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Chapman. Mr. Randolph came to deer hunt . C. W. Cahoon .h as sold his farm to Laure·n Hoffman. Mr. Cahoon will still live on the place a~ long as he wishes. P..enny Stalford, who is f'mployed in ColUmbus, was \'isl ting home . folks over the week end. Mrs. Clara Walker !las moved to Pomeroy for the winter. Mr. Wal· ker still remains on the farm . Mrs. J. F.. Nelson and grand son Jimmie NeJson, were Pomeroy shoppers, Saturday. Mrs. Cora Morris and eon, Theron, spent a Sunday with Mrs. Nel· lie Faye Morris and son , Chester. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Carl called 6n Mr. and Mrs. Dean Chapman recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt and ehUdren .of Springfield spent a recent week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i::. A. Wyatt . Harley Johnson and grandson, Howard Thoma and Mrs. Cora Giles a:tended the runenl services for Emmett Diehl at Rutland on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt were Sunday a:ue,ts of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little. at Rutland. Mrs. Iva Johnson called on Cora OUes roeen1Jy .• I & The Christmas program was practic4!d from 1:30 ro 3:30 Su nday afternoor and play pra ctice in the eve nillg. The program will be g iven this Saturda)' t-vening, Dec. 22. Attenda&P at last Wednesday evening prayer Rrvit:"es was 23 with C harl e~ Taylor leadi ng. This Wet"k 's leader is Herman Taylor. rt>l,ati\· ~ 5ypurse w.t. .lto Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nelson and uncle, H. 0 . Shenefi~ld, were visiting the former's uncle, Pe ter Nelson, SUnday afternoon. Mr. Nel· son recently fell, spraining his a n~ k1e but is improving . slowly . Jesse Sweeney, who has been a patient in Sheltering Arms Hospital with a heart condltion, is now al home where he Is gaining slowly and is able to be about the bouse. Mrs. Mag ie Caster was a business visitor in Pomeroy Saturday. Star Grange he ld their regular meeting Saturday evening with their Christmas party <1 nd enjoyed on oyster s upper. '\ . ' J.<\NE PARKER~.. J:IFEJIFIIJI)iUSIIer ANISE .. . Jumbo Slat Avocatlts · · -· ··· ' Vaeuum Pack Salted ... Blaaehed 19c .,. A&P Pdlnuts .. · · · · · .. · -· · - 2 • 8 oz. cans 59c fancy Mixed Nils .. · .. ···· ··· lmportell Hallow! Dates c......... 55clb. 29c lb. A&P Mflct Meat -· · - 2• 9oz. pkgs. 49c Nabisco AniMal Crackers · ·· · · · 3 pkgs. 25c O.eaa Sproy Cranberry Sduct · · · · ·· · · · 16 oz. can 19c �i '• • ., :t!lt" ' · ~•• , ·ilt.' l ·~. ~ ·rb..-r • · ¥. ... ,...,~~~ . ,, '-Daily Sentlriel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 18 , 1956 Oatworthy Rolls High Series In Bowling Matches J In other matches ThL· Sentinel five dowDed Hobum Bakery 2442 to 2311 and Liberty Rf'staurant sunk Nl'w Yorlf. Central 2406 2111. to Mitch had high series of 454 Grave! B. Da\'JS Mitch Ri~a::s Lei,•ing Blind Handirap Totals 112 13~ 16-4 411 156 150 136 139 164 151 166 125 128 123 178 130 45 45 45 442 4M 291 429 130 135 710 783 for th.e Mar ketmen, Chisler had Rant Clatworthy, bowling for S28 for Th~ Sentin<'l, D. SchJII!ng BAkER FURNITURE 202 188 aHer Furniture Monday night at 489 for the Bakerynwn . Sisson of Clatworthy Liberty rolled 543 ~md Powell of ~- Baker 12.1 11 6 the loctl alleys had the high seriH the nilroaders had t41. Norris 161 165 of of six teams competing in 'tht.> acores: Andl'rson 172 174 the Trt...county leagut. I Darst J13 179 SfJ3 Bikers 'ftte winner! over Sec- f-TRI COUNTY LIACJUI OJ'Ld ' Street lfarket 2448 tu 2292 SliCOND STREIT MARKET Grate Stobart J. S('h illing Woods H1w dieap Totals 799 2292 173 563 162 391 145 18U 143 1M 127 168 4!1{) 156 164 169 13~ 171 180 112 147 489 486 2M 124 lOT 231 11'7 168 343 20 17 18 53 702 76.1 846 2311 DAILY SENTINEL TOMOIIRoW.I Clirford -163 138 183 484 T~desto 146 155 151 452 Horak Chisler Grueter Totals 172 180 132 484 184 208 138 ~28 128 160 208 494 791 839 812 2442 LIURTY RIStAURANT Ingels 141 165 133 439 START REPAYING NEXT YEAR. Repay only $2'1.13 a month lncludinJ all . charges fropt Crow Sisson .Coates Yo.ung T<>tals date or loaft. (Popular 2·1Uf J)Lin) NIW YORK AND SAVINGS COMPA ..Y Itt E. Malu Sl, lme1l Covert, Mgr. Applleabms for marria11e licenle! bav~ been made by the fol· lowlna: in Mason County . John Robert Roach , ?6, C' hl stl"r, aon of Elmer Roach and Vina Edwards Ruach, and Ehie !.1.1.xlne Wolfe, 24, Letart. daughter of Lawrence Wolle and Virginia Hammond Wolfe. James Edward Miller 20 Davis· ville, Route I , ~on of lr~ c: Miller and Lillian Wanda Rexrode Miller and Naomi Kathleen Thompsoq, 19 · Letart, daughter o( Leo G. Thompson and MarKaret Eli:~abet~ Roush Thompson. A marriage li('ense has been issued to Jame! Fields, 25. Hartford son of Chearles E. Fields and Mag. 1ie Smith Fields and Reba Ann Kearns , 18, Clin.on , dau <_!hler of John T. Ke111rns and Anna Edra Robey Kearns. 471 6!6 497 ' Totals 833 !22 793 2448 I HOLSUM BAKIRY I Slater D. S('hll! ing '$SOO ALL-PRO AGAIN? Marriage Licenses In Mason County • -;-;-;- 8y Alan Mavtr] Ford Hoops 31 Points In Fal~on Win Over Rutland's Red Devils, 80-51 Phone 187 122 178 160 460 178 169 198 543 184 164 140 488 1'7 181 138- 476 '180 1157 769 24011 CINTIA~ Smlth 140 28'1 98 120 218 1!5 911 230 Jenkins 148 118 Powell Brumbalow 181 171 13t 441 llZ 157 269 tt2 m .lil9 84 31 38 IllS Johnston Allensworth Ben Handicap Totalo Third Wednesday ClubToMeetOn Wednesday Dec. 19 .127 171 869 '171 264 2111 Fight Results The Falrons will travel to Pomlv UNifED ~RES$ eroy on Friday night of this W<'t'k NEW YORk • St. Nicholas for their final game prior to Arena • Italo Scortichini, 160i,i Christmas. They will pit their 4-1 record against the 3·1 record or lt•ly, outpointed Wilrred Greaves, the Pan thers on the Pomeroy Jun· 1M, Pittsburg, 10. or High School floor. The box score BOSTON • OR.l...ANDO Zulueta, WAHAMA {80) 135.. CUba, outpointed Larry Player & Pos. FG FT Tl' Boardmatl, 137~4. Marlboro, Conn. Oliver, F 4 1-3 9 10, Lieving. F 0 2-2 9 10 0·3 20 BIRMlNGTON, Eng. • Peter Arnold, F Ford, c 13 5·7 31 ~terman, 1.,% , tondon, stopped Fogle ~ong. C 0 2·2 2 Frank Johnson, 146, Manchester. Clark, G 3 2·5 g 10- retained Bfitish welter· weight \' oung, G 0 l-1 1 champioJUJbip. G. Roush , G 0 l -2 1 •' 'I • EXTRUOEO ALL·ALUMIIU"' COMBIIA1101 , ' SIOIM·SCIIil .... A 1Ift hr •IL llli1..C, .n. ~. i •lumll'luM ceutnciiH, "*" I 1i en•·lnc• ,.,,., C_,...... · 1 For the Red Devils. Eads was high with 17 while Larr:9" Dugan had a good night with 12 points. In the Reserve game the Little Falcons whipped the Rutland Reserves by a score of 40·29 with Larry Litlving leading the way with 16 point!;. George Justice had 15 points for the Rutl.'md team. ,,._ ..........., ........ ..... rMtk • .., ~ ......, ICNWI,httctt,l"*che. . . . •wt•kl• alUMinltnl ........ ,I INSTA.IJ. If YOUISI&, AND SAVII 11·-....... I -l IMIUIWI ... VALLEY LUMBER AND SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT S. 3rd AVE. Third Wednesdsy Club mef'ling will be held Dee. IQ at the h ome Of Mrs. Charles Lislf'. Syracuse. Roll call will be answered b}· a Bible \'Prse about Cl\ristmas The proje<"t will be ca ndle making. There will be a gift exc ha nge to the value or 50 cen ts abo a pot· Juck lunch. · OLD SALEM ALFRED 1 S. S. attendance on Dec. '16 Wll 157. Wonhlp services lollowed at 10 : 4~ . The sermon subject w.u ''The Hiblf' ." Rev. Grove announced a baptl&mal service IJi•re in two weeks In connection w1th the regular morn. ing worship TOP" QUAlrtY, The Altred Home Demonstration Club me t Thursday Dec. 13 at the home of Vera Henderson with an attendance or 16. The home was decorated for. Christmas and a Chri s-tmas decoration centered the dining room table from which a de!Wious potluck lunch w11.s $tltved at noon. , A Christmas .gift ex('hange was made after which the gifts were sent to the Athens Slate Hospital. Various projects were worked on such as the use of the Sewing Ma· chine, basketry , crochet work and rug-rags. Thelma Henderson led the short business meeting and the next meeting is to be held at the home oE El1a Yost on Jan. 10. The subject will be, "The Care and Sue or Small ElectrieaJ Equ1pment,'' tau~ht by Mrs. Nolan. Mrs. Haz~l Warner, who is ,-e. eovering from a nose operation, Is able to be out again . MORNING STAR The Purina Dairy Feed Co. held their show at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee JohniOll Wednesday evenine. Several were present and M\':!1. Johnson a.erved refreshmentR. Rtv. Martin of Cbilllcoth~ held hil ee-eond quarterly meetl !1g at the Nease Chapel Sunday . Then wm be a Christmas program at the Morning Star Chur('h l At no other time of the year-are faniily ' ao .-trong, " ' so pleasant as 11t Chiristmwi._Jb.~l ,wn . the "Ohio Power Fr.mU'/'wellcOIIle . Uihi.OJII!.Ol~ 1 • again· wish you a 5 TO 9-LB. Size ·· · · 10 TO 17-li;SizE -.. - -. • lb ...,.....,_.~J$·:~e.:~~-~ . IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING .. , FINE FOR EATING ·... Here's .a moat treat that makes for re~IIY neat hollda.Y menu building ·.. . flavoi'!Oine, "Super-Right" Hams. Everyone is sold wltb •a money-back guarantee. And their deligbtfully tow price makes them ideal for gift~ giving! . this regal white aUk satin gown and tumd wrap.· The di'H8, with crosaed dlaiJOnal draplng. dips to a back fl.are fannWll out toward the hernlb-.e. The luxurious fox-trimr.·.ed wrap bu tuU aleeve111 and a blouaed Jtkk. OHIO -.. Nine timn belore lte has stood in hi1 dealer 11howroo'rn and accepted the keys to a new Cadillac cat', And yet, u often as he has re-enacted thi1 florious event, he knows that there i1 something ..ry special about toda.Y• . 1or thia is more tlaan a new Cadillac. This il the newest and 1n01t advanced Cadillac car ever to find its way from drawing board to production line. And imasine, £at just a moment, the many wonderful thrills that await him a1 he takes the ke,Js and starts off on hit first journe.v home. To begin with, there win he his discoveqr of 1 j Cadillac's brilliant new performance. The car JS so smooth and responsive that it will be a revelation. Then, as he fokts the 1w0ep of the bouleva,d, t~re will be the added thrill of those admiring slanccs that will come from his fellow motorists. And how ,.lm'yins it ..,Jil bo le llnd tj.at Cadillac owners themselv~ have a specialafi'ectf.on for the man who rides in the new "car of cars". And &nally, of cou""'· the"' will be th• iOJ' of that wonderful ''"'elcome home" as he tui'Jll b"da the familiar drlveway and -.."Omes to a silkeb. 1top. For a new 1957 Cadillac is the prize of an,y fam;ly ••• and the pride of ar.ty Deishborbaodl * • • • to give you a personal demon1tration at aD,1 t . Whether It's to be your fir,t or your tecdndor .vour 6fth or your tenth Cadalac-you're • wonderful surprise:! KARR & . VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . . . ... in rot · Boneless.Rolled Hams · ·, . .u.r suPER-RlotiT Will .. , CELLo Thin Slic•d Bacon - · · A&P St!PER·RIGHT ANY TELEVISION / -- - . - -- Canadian Bacon - - · • • • lb · Plloae CotiVIUe 3641 . .. -i,· .. ·- - - - 69~ lb. . ·. , .RQasting (:hic~ns TENDER, rott'f ~. OfiN-READY 49~1b - 59¢lb - - 39¢lb Fottcy Capons • • - .. - .. - .. ' • • • • Waihed, Wand- Ulllfortll Sbe Tongerines OO¢dos 00¢ doz OlbsOCk Big 24 oz. Loaf 21¢ I · 0'\(EN-IIt~IIV TENDIIR, PLVJI',,. Oronges Powers AP.pliance Store ' '· 1 Open 8 A.llf.lo .sf•.M. Dally - SWI~ayo 8 to 9 Euy - Up to 30 Monlhoi To Pay •-%-L•-$5 - ~99 ea. •rou-LB. · . .· SIZE . SIZE ' Golden Yams Stuffing Bread lb Itlore C"rWU..U PoqltrJ! Juicy JANE PARKER , , . SPECIAL MADE! sc 5 A&-P SUPER.RIGHT . FULLY COOKED FULLSHANK HALF! • Navel SlfNREAM and WESTINGHOlfSt " ", SMALL APPLIANCES . DUMONT RADIOS and RECORD PLAYERS FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE Qn Everything Wo Sell- Faelory Trained Me• 0. • 89~ lb ZIPPEit SKINS - 176 SIZE Refrigerators- Washers- Dryers- Rarjces . - - - .. 75¢ ·~ - l-Ib pkg 4ft SiZll PIECE ' CALIFORNiA , . LARGE UO's ... .:.o '- ~· . Fresh Pork Hams G.E. APPliANCES Why not come in soon for a preview of this thrilling cxperiencC"? We have a 1957 Cadillac waiting in our showroom- and We will be ha&:" WHOLE OK FULL SHANK HALF ... LEAN G.l. and DUMONT 4711/1 · Cooked· Canned Hams. . -------- the nit~:ht of Dee. 24. ·E arl Shuler, who has employ· ment at Frankfort, Ohio , spent the week end with his family . Mrl. Jtlbn lhle will entttrtain her Garden Club at her home Wedlles· daj evening, Dec. liMb. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ran.som and Teresa of Lancaster were the Saturday guests or Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. 1hle. -IrMA B. lhle k~J A&PSUPER·RIGHT TI:NDER SMOKED FULL SHANK HALF! FROM THE COLLECTION CJ'li' , CEIL CHAPMAN comes His :Gmtb ... and Hts Greatest Thrill I 1. . Christmas H ~appp, jlletr~ iI ' Lei ua join in humble prayedhat the Yuletide Season not only will ftD the minds of lllelf ( women everywhere """·but ·overflow_into all the week4 and months of the coming )"ear so that h"ome·r.nd faa~ • and friends wiU enjoy the holiday·spirit_that.brlnaa gleanUo the eye .of littie: chlldreli; , a~ smile1 lox oldel! lips, a chorus of good .cheer.r.nd goodwiiUI!!~~oe~ ' round the world DVEN·READY • specially priced! WOLF PEN -Cora Giles . Treat yourself to a truly enjoyable turkey dinner. These plump, juicy A•P turkeys are specially bred, sp<cially se• lected, opecially delielous and Mr. and Mrs. William Burt•h of Sylvania were guests the past Mrs. J. E. Pitts h.a s moved into week of Mr. and Mrs. Marv in -Mor- the Robinson llou1e recently varis. They also called on other cated by the William Carr family. friends , Mr. and Mn. George Perry and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Randolph of Toledo were visiting the latter's sister and husba'nd, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Chapman. Mr. Randolph came to deer hunt . C. W. Cahoon .h as sold his farm to Laure·n Hoffman. Mr. Cahoon will still live on the place a~ long as he wishes. P..enny Stalford, who is f'mployed in ColUmbus, was \'isl ting home . folks over the week end. Mrs. Clara Walker !las moved to Pomeroy for the winter. Mr. Wal· ker still remains on the farm . Mrs. J. F.. Nelson and grand son Jimmie NeJson, were Pomeroy shoppers, Saturday. Mrs. Cora Morris and eon, Theron, spent a Sunday with Mrs. Nel· lie Faye Morris and son , Chester. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Carl called 6n Mr. and Mrs. Dean Chapman recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt and ehUdren .of Springfield spent a recent week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i::. A. Wyatt . Harley Johnson and grandson, Howard Thoma and Mrs. Cora Giles a:tended the runenl services for Emmett Diehl at Rutland on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt were Sunday a:ue,ts of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Little. at Rutland. Mrs. Iva Johnson called on Cora OUes roeen1Jy .• I & The Christmas program was practic4!d from 1:30 ro 3:30 Su nday afternoor and play pra ctice in the eve nillg. The program will be g iven this Saturda)' t-vening, Dec. 22. Attenda&P at last Wednesday evening prayer Rrvit:"es was 23 with C harl e~ Taylor leadi ng. This Wet"k 's leader is Herman Taylor. rt>l,ati\· ~ 5ypurse w.t. .lto Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nelson and uncle, H. 0 . Shenefi~ld, were visiting the former's uncle, Pe ter Nelson, SUnday afternoon. Mr. Nel· son recently fell, spraining his a n~ k1e but is improving . slowly . Jesse Sweeney, who has been a patient in Sheltering Arms Hospital with a heart condltion, is now al home where he Is gaining slowly and is able to be about the bouse. Mrs. Mag ie Caster was a business visitor in Pomeroy Saturday. Star Grange he ld their regular meeting Saturday evening with their Christmas party <1 nd enjoyed on oyster s upper. '\ . ' J.<\NE PARKER~.. J:IFEJIFIIJI)iUSIIer ANISE .. . Jumbo Slat Avocatlts · · -· ··· ' Vaeuum Pack Salted ... Blaaehed 19c .,. A&P Pdlnuts .. · · · · · .. · -· · - 2 • 8 oz. cans 59c fancy Mixed Nils .. · .. ···· ··· lmportell Hallow! Dates c......... 55clb. 29c lb. A&P Mflct Meat -· · - 2• 9oz. pkgs. 49c Nabisco AniMal Crackers · ·· · · · 3 pkgs. 25c O.eaa Sproy Cranberry Sduct · · · · ·· · · · 16 oz. can 19c �' • Racine Tornadoes To Invade yellow Jacket Floor Tonight Tuppers Plains EUB Church ...,..,.,.. ""r""" Christmas Program Is S.unday A Christmas prOiram will be Clus No. }_ Cathie Snider, Cindy 1iven at th~ Tuppers Plain• EUB Lance, Waller Dor~tt, GJrTy Dorst, Church Sunday evtnin&, Dec. 23. Rodney Chevalier. Kirk Chevalier Open Mon., Dec. Jn('luded w11J be .everal red: tations, individual numbert and a pageant "The LLght of the World." with a ca~t of ~ characters. The combine-d Adult and Young Peoplt>.s choir will provtde the JJ~Ial numOCr . "'Tl'll Mt! The Story of Jehus." The following from rlasess One, Two and Tnree wll! participate in the prognm _____ _ ___ GIVE ••• '@olid Carol Singing Was feature Of Party Of Pomeroy WCTU I HOUSE SLIPPERS FOR EVERY ONE • • AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED MOCCASINS $2 99 Sott, sut~ple sw:dcne moc<'8Jlns, Flannel lining, pi• insole. '""· Hlue ,.,_ ther or red. 4 lo 9. Size~ WOMEN'S DAtiiEL GREENE HOUSE SLIPPERS '450 \ '4" liard Mole CORDUIOl' Black - Rd - Black or Blue !S.\TIN Grern Navy - 11591 MEN'S LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS Opera style . , $)99 !llnft uppers, shcc p- 1111Cd, leath"'r ~olr .. Rubber ht·~·l. Sizu 6 to 1 l. MEN'S SOFT PADDED SOLE FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS Wurm - comfol'!<.~ble! Brown or grey , -- 99c S1z 1·s 6 to ll. WOMEN'$ FUR-TRIMMED ' SLIPPERS $]99 Vinyl kiil - grain slipp('rs; laney work on hw. SoH so le .<~. Whitll, yt:l luw, red, pink, blue, All sizes. WOMEN'S BROUADED WOME~'S .:reen. LEATRERETTE SATIN SLIPPERS $1.99 pr MOCCASINS $1.99 pr Wltl1 warm collar; soft 1nle, lllht blue, black, royal • , Fur collar, toft aol... ASIwrtl'd colonr. All .1izr~. WOMEN'S HARD SOLE Hoa1e Slippers ............, $199 Ball"lou, Flolo, Sruff1, Don1y1 ; w~Ut 'lftdle hltls In oriental print•, broeact.d ••Una; wld1 dlok• ot toloral WGMth'l s.l' Role SLIPPERS, ru• ... blu,., 4-t _ Children's Jo't:L T 99¢ WARM Snuul• Shf'i!!p]lnrd hou~v 'ltJ')pf'rs, leat.htor ~olet;; red bl~M; ~ to 11, INI'ANT&' PLUIB BtJNNY .. 99c SUP'IRS Pink or blue. .. 2 to .. Slle ... (lUILDBIN'I itiPPER SLIPPERS OU.n Cbll4nn'a Howe 811pen 11.91 Roy Rogf'r& . , Clown:,, llemdN"r Soft tole, warm t'elt upper~; red or bluL Si~ea , to s. BROWN KID LEATHER ROMEOS - $3.99 Soft, ~ur1dl!! Jv~~othr r upper~: lf'llthu solo-; ruhb1•r herl. Si:t.u 6 to II. PETERS' LEATHER "SOIPS" For Men MEN'S HARD SOLI Brown kJd, hal'!! Ho111 Sllppen Jti'Uiter OOI!i __ EvOHII • upen ltJlt Claas No. 2. Barbara Lance. Larry Landon, Gary Landon , Diane Snider, Sharon Snider, Bonnie Snider, Alene Torrence, Darlene Torrence, Jimmy Branscomb, Gloria Hostetter, Ruth Landon and Ruth Lance. Clau No. 3: Mary Vineyard, Janet Vineyan! , CharJ~s Vineyard , Buddy Vinevard, Kenh Vineyard . Donna Dors•. Belly Dorst, IJnda Dorst, Marlene Torrence. Naomi ' Bnnscomb. F.dm"nd B"n&cmnb. The annual Chmtmas party ot ~neeta Hostetter, Billy Chapman , the Pomeroy \\"'L'TU was held at Jtmmy Torrence .and Rodney Sni· the Fecleratrd ~ hurth, Friday e11e· der. I ~olid lhlt Bole SATIN Dennie BenPdum , Michael Bene: dum, Charles Barton, Linda Barton Mary Snider , Cl.ar 1ce Tobin, Grant Newland, DiMna Dorst and Barbara Branscomb. 8M~IU' EVEitiTT STYLI . A pr('l ude or Ch ristmas music ....-ith Mrs. fo'rf'd Blaellnar at the organ opened the !llC('tlrlg, A short businass session was cot'ldl1Cted H. EWirtg. president. Miss Elizabeth Duffy, chitirman of the soldiers and sailors ('om mitlee reporteJ that Christmas g :ns in- ~ dividually wrapped had been mailed to the Vterans Hospital at Chillicothe Members wrrr urged to bring :11nceled ~tamps which will be :ent to AustraliA to he sold for th<"' 1enefit of the lrpers. Mention was nade ofthP film to Ue shown Janu 1ry 16, at the Pomeroy H igh ichool . 1 Group singing of Christmas carJls Jeri b)' Miss Du ff y a~::companied Jy Mrs. Blaettroar, interspersed he program which follows . The Christma& story taken from St. ~abew by Min Duffy, devotional 1eadcr , ·whn used for her themr ·'Come to the Stahle" Mrs _ BJaet'nar prrscutl'd two readings "G lori fied LLt·in;;" anr1 "fo llowin~.: the <;jtar ". A review taken from the Ohio Messenger of the t>iluation cotlcern ·ng the USl' or alcoholic bcvf'rage~ 1s indir~1r.r1 hy recent newspaper ~ JippitiJ!:S wn ~;iven bv Mrs . Ewing . ldrs. Gcorgl• H. Parker rrviewed a ')(JJ'tion or the study book or th e .,ear, " The Christian Case or Absti '' f'n l' C, by Mr! . G Plan To Install New Offl'cers At NeX t Mee t tng ' The_odorus Council Daughters_of \merle& met_ 111 regular sessiOn Monday ~venmg at the IOOf hall ~r~. Thomas Cook. coJncilor prP· Hdtng. During the b usincss sessior members were reported ill. Pbn.s Nere made for inst~tlla tion of ol ficers at the next meeting on Janu It)' 1. At the ('!o~c of 1iw meeting' o lOcial hour was NIJoycd, gamps .v ere played and prizes awarded the winners. , I NEW IIAVEN, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Strin Sr of A~hland, Ky., villited Mr. and Mr!!_ K L. Stein Jr. and family rlurlnJ:! th e wrf'k end. Mr. and Mrs. John r..v Mor,l:(an wrre ~ hopping In Columbu ~ on Thursd1y. Urend3 Brown undrrwrnt R 'ron .<~llt•·ctomy, F'rlday at the Hartuum cliuit• In Parkersburg. Hoh Johnson and Nan \'i~ il<'d M1·. anrt Mu.. Dcrt Johnston nn S11turday and Vlclrio John.~ton ILC'· cu mpanied Lhem home aft('r a thrf'f' wcekt ' vhdt there. Mr.~. Sybil Smith Is a ~urwicul patif'nl In Kol:r.er Ho~pltal . {;ail Miller Ia a mrLiical pelil•ut in St. JoiH!!!ph Hnspital. Mr~. lAo Clark 18 a 11\l rJ,:ieHI pa·. l irnt In llolzt'r HO!ipilal . El~~oine S..yre Ia 1 medkal paILt>nl in Holler HospitaL where Ahc ~~ a st udent nunc. 1~ , &Oc- ~ .. llttt 2 eenta per word, one aertiOil. ldml.mum cbvltt t ceai•e per word lor three coasecutiv tns~thoru. ':ral.,~~~l!' CHJtiSTMAS PROGRAM Boo Aunl• Booters' A! an example, in an lndia-Aus- the A ussies Uegan to use their tralia soccer mat('h in Sydney tlt.is fiats as well as their feet ancl week, the crowd practically ran head s_ The crowd really gave it to the Ausste players vut of the Ma- them and rooted solidly lor t.he In· dium when the home lads got mad dians. because they were taking a shelI don't know what games Richlacking. ards was watching, but at those I After sucfessfully defending the 6eems that IJ'tdia is about as biih flying title in the internation· ~ good as they come In soceer and saw, crowd was about as irnparal games at Melbourne, the vault- the Aussi£'s had boasted they could nal is it could be . You cGuldn't blame 'em for s howeri ng down ing vicar put the rap on AusLSie '' lake" the Bena-al hooters. when one ()f thf' home lads broke crowds. He did it on television anti But the Ind ians, who had beaien his remar ks were carried in every Australia , l-2, in the Olympics, through , but from this spectator's newspapet in the land. ran up a fast three-goal lead and seat. they were great. ''The Australian fans are one -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:~_;:;;;;;;;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, eyes," sermonized the reverend i "They " ' too in''"' on sav1n• their cheers for Australians and ..... o~~o..• lfC felt rather badly about it." ~ ....... SALE 1957 Membership tickets are now on sale at Gilmore Sup. ply Store, Pomeroy. This •ticket entitles holder to: Vote at annual election of directors, File petition for office of director. Free admission & parking during the entire l 957 Fair. New laws require their sale during the entire year. Tickets may also be purchased from Allen C. Hill, Secretary . Meigs Co. Agriculture Society 25 cent.. 7i'l ""oticf'S~ aun v~r. !'ldio, heater, teat SEP1'1C TANKS , ct.ss POOL."- and co.-en Fotdomat¥ and ConUoout house! cleaned , r9mplet.e inental tnrn. $1oGdi.oo. Pomeroy . ttd:ation , free in!'pectlon. rea• Motor eo.· 11 Z8 tf ' onable prit'e~. cb. emie~l aervice vacuum equipment. All sep1 and CHEVHOLET, ' ,;!!" _, 2 tone tic tanks, and ceaa pools guarblue flni$h , 100 series, heater, ~nteed for _onc ye.ar. S & H San· Clean. $7t0.00. Pomeroy Motor ttary Serv!.Ce, Pnone Jackson Co. 11 28 tl 10'75. Toll charees call collect.. • 2~ bur sc7ice, no extu eharg• II 3U I moe 195-2 STIJDEBA.K'!R. 2 dr., VB H}'· -~~~ m.lea:._ dramatic drive, huter, very QUlCK liERVICE oa. Watela a. ci('£Ul , one owner, ..--•-5.00. Pome· ... ~..... '~ . _ _. _..._ P6 . . _ .. ~ N}" Motor CG 11 28 If wtlO~a•-. S ,.., - ... .,. uw • - I 19~3 ~ B 1 Auto S«!rvic- · 1 Ai1 'NoT RESPONSJSLE FOB . an~· debts other than my own on or after this date, Dec . 17, 19M. Ronde]( Priddy 12 18 3ti' 'l'URKEY ~nd HAM SHOOT Ra· cine Planning Mill, Dec. 23. NeXt American Legion Meeting De':_ 2~---12~17-6te1 c--• BUY YOUR BAU.ER TWINE NOW. C:mrge orr to thi9 year's business. Black $8.75 - Pr£'mium $8.50 - Gooo.l $695. Quantity discount. Fulton Thompson Tractor Sales, Pomero-y. 12-17·12tc ' '. ; - SEE US ABOUT A J<~REE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown's Tractor Sal es. 12 15 Ric (201 Business Servicet lt53 FORD. • dr .. lovoly cream and bell" thJtpmlltw, VB motor serlio.n. 19SS BUICK, 4 dr . hard top, beiUtl· .. CuCJ or Tnat1k& and ~pedal Noful 3 tone green f,inish, white tices of Events print~d at reguwall tires, low m \ea.:to, dynalar classified rates. Obltuariea flow, radio, hettfl'. $~ .00. Pomero)· !.t.otor Co. 11 28 U puhlbbtod .It 1 cent per word. I ow for rnout'h followln.c Insertion ~rror• In A.d.,-mt11m......-Should btreported Immediately . Th"' Dal1r .SPnHnel will not be responsible for more than one incorrect in- I 1957 MEMBERSHIP TICKETS month Full rate ot 2 cents per word ..t!U be ehara:ed fu,· advt"rtiling If not · patd fOf' before the Z8tb of Hcb Racine High School Band and Glee Club will present their annual Christmas Program Wednesday evenmg at 7.30 in the Racine High school auditorium. By OSCAR FRALEY UnltH PrHS Sport1 Writer SYDN'EY, AIJI!tralia UP -The Rev. Bob Richards, America '!S Olympic pole vaulting champion. is in bad with the Australian sporting public. British Sh.,• Opinion The California sky pllot seems from this corner to have been b~od ­ ly off base Tbe British also made •nis charge but thPy were mlt"Wtl bt"<:suse the Americans drew so many ravr5. Sitting in the Melbourne Cricket Grounds as Hich.ards retained the vaulting crown . it seemed to me that th., reverend got one of ~h e 1 1 ON AND AJI~rl1:.r. TJ-IIS n~c~mLcr 13, 1956, be responsible (or t'ontmt'ted by any lh :ltl myst'!f. Lawrent'-l' ' Christmas Food Store W~hr Setvtce. T.V. SE& ll;~tcst inrrca sPs will boost some VICP. AU 11'8ke8 Repaired bJ EJ; priel's above the trvf'ls f'xistln;: pert Tecfndr\ana. Pb.one IJ2Bf Y aftrr the Oct. I a~·tion Middle_. 11-lr.tl 011 - -. · PbpD! 622"1. Nia'bt Pbode Cl)39. SAVE_ ON YOUR SRI!£ repair Jt X. DODGJ.PLYMOUTB D£AL. Racme Shoe Shop l!lla 114-tt " 30 lf ---=--- . 19) For Sc:le DATE, I will not any debts one ot'her A . Napper 12 14 3tp ---~ 120 Bl Ins1Jronc@' -- -~--,--=c=-= MARBLE TOP KJTCHEN TABLE. l'hone 6285. 12 18 5tc BOYS SUITS, 8itel!l 14-16 in stouts. Also boy's bieyele In good condition at 137 Mulbet'ry Ave. 12 18 3tp C'Ol'tiPLETI IOsv:""lee Proteetloo. FRlGIDAffiE MANGLE. large size sam~ ns new. Phone 2M. 12 18 ltc (21 I Reo I Estate l.fft, Allto. '-tiN. Polio. CaU DolL .~Uiot, llldcll0\>~r1. _llblo _ __ Frigid~ire MANGLE, large size, same as new. Phone 285. 12 14 2tc FAit~ - 153 ac-res, formerly koown as the Harl Musser place, with good 7-room home with bath, gas heating, large veranda. ~xcell~nt b~sern_ent barn 38x56, sllo, mtlkhouse, Lmplement shed, poultry house 2h70, all with good roofs. 40 acres tillable ~·1ith balance in well-fenced blue grass pa.<iture. On good gravel road, to ~ blecktoppe~ so.on . O?IY 1 m1le to Harnson v11le With school,, churches, end t res $12 000 00 s0 • ' · • 30 USED OAK PANEL DOORS, $1.00 each. Als:J sash, window frames , odd sized lumber, cheap hauled away at once. See R. L Coates, Middleport. 12·17·3tc ~--~- -~ -. jf . RITER Smlth.CCJron~ T)'PEW · con· t t J net M n el Racine or SEE THE N£W Del~EV AL BULK pa:Gne a3739··, a u , 12 13 6tc BOX »9 .. PHONE 108·Y },11LK COOLER. Fulfon .Thomp(12)15, 3tc son, East Main St. 11 28 I moe FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm . Radford Gr Harold Blacklton. ~·ompiete WHEEL ALJGK :dENT, Rock Sprlngs or phone ~2-J. ba.~arlcinl ·and brake lti'vkt. 11 14 Jmo-p STRUCTURAL l ' BEAMS Rackett'1 SafetJ Setvl.n, .Welt SCitAP IRON- METALS \lain Stnet. Pomef07, Oblo. ----SAYI DON'T YOU Iaker's will ... iln "'~~ trade on IW'Ilitt:l'> o~ ·~-:. 1"!!'11. Jb. 10 to 18 lb •. lb. •••••••••••• I 0 • .. • cut-up • 0 0 49¢ sto.d.,d. pt. KROGER PU MPKIN.~~~-~.2.~.:.~.:::33c ,Mince Meat..~~!:.~J;~.. 39c Sweet Peas ~~p~~2·:~:." 33c Cake Mix . . . . .. .."' c....... :-.-;-. : 2 ... &5c Flour Cran•erry Sauce ·.. 2N··-33c Corn .. Pineapple Juice ... K•oe•• • :-:-:-::-: •, • N:.!11 10c Poldoes ... r .. __.• Kroger ·• • • • • , • All 'urpos• • • • • .. 10 ~ 89c 2 N~!~3 330 k... Labol • •• 2 N~~!" 47c • 0 •• ' .7hrlst,.... CaRdfl Chocolates ....... •-... etc HolidaJ Mil, ." ... •••-21c Mint Pillows .. • •• ·•·- lie Fllle~ CandJ, ·." ....... 3te --( 141 For Rent • • ing rooms, 12-17-:3.:'lp' - - - TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM apartmEnts. close in town, 127 Butternut. 12-11 -12tc 6 ROOM DUPLEX located Bug11.r Run. Phone 374-J. 1956 BCICK Special 2 dr. Dlx. ScdtHJ . D}"Jaflow drive. low mile. age. Like new. $2595.00. Blaett· . nar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6k ~ tQ54 PONTIAC 2 dr. Sedan. Ori,. Jnal finish , careful owner. $1091. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 13 ~te at 12 4 tl ---~ ~- ~<'o r rent - Electrlc wallpa~ :- r t.teamar. Clinton Fl•her, Mid · •"'P"'" ~h. 6211a.x:. ll-l-ll ~ ~------- Seventh Birthday Of Lad Honored By His Parents Pomeroy ,Cilmorf' was ohserved Friday at homr o( hi s parents, Mr. and I the _\Irs. Elza Gilmore Jr., Lincoln r.~~~r.=~~~~:ij~ i ThC' lfPi giJt s, following home ! --- 6-Hl :._6~-=~~~~~-~~~~~~ - -----,--,~ ~ ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 8 room house .NeWly de<!Drated tnslde .iml out. A. N. Benatl. PCtomeroy. ~ 1· _ NAI\o('V OUTSIDE, KIDS---THIS STORE Ro~N'. 1!. FOR Ricky rereived a number of giftS'- CUSTOMIRS h·om his relatives. MAX WARO Trevey-Finsterwald I Funeral Heme In addition thev can S4"cure quf\1otate Rutland Townahi'P. 81 itv merchandise without extraacre'.. land house barn and oul v.a~ance. 144 Buttern ut Ave., bul'ldingl. 'See G~ge A. M-e-in· · Pomeroy. Ohio. bart. Administrator. operetta. in keep· ' Ice cream and rup c~Jkes lee(! in .'\"Tet•n an(] rerl Wl' Te sNvbd to Mr ~. 0CIIver Kapple: d<iu ghlf't Phy!li ,; :mn ~ u n Dcnni~. and Mr. and Mrs. r.ilmorc and sons , Hlcky, Joey and ATIO.WID. FOR SAI.&-Peatl.kirby Real El- ----: thf' includltil When people suddenly fa('e berc-av~ment the service of a trnst worth:v funeral dire<'Lor is lnrlispensable. They also welrome the information and ('ounsel rect·iv· ed at ~den. lf!:S3 CHEVROLET 4 rlr. 210 Sedan .......&--&noo~~.. Extra good rubber. original gr~y S.affold Boards. Drop Clothl. finiab. $99~.00 . Blaettnar s, ~':D :::~ ~t.Uf Pomproy. 12 13 6tc - - - -· 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, VS motor wlth overdrive, radio, heater, sept covers, dark 11rcen t'inisb. $1745 .00. Pometoy Motor co. 11 28 tf . WASH~Nr,TON UP - U. S. Rep. James Patterson (R.CQnft.l today cwrPssed the opinion that Sen. 'Gforge Bender. defeated tor re-elf'ction by Ohio Democ;ratic Gov. Frank J . Lausche , wiU !he glvf'n :1 high federal PQst. Patterson · told his constituentl! in a weekly r.ewsletter that Bender .was being considered for eithl!r chairman or the Subversive Activitil·s Control Koard or a position in the post office. He said Bender " would prefer the postmaster generalship ." Jlo;.·~.ovt'r, there ·was no confirmation or Patterson's predlcticm i ·bY Bender's office nor by the I SACB and the post office. T h e SAf'B ('hairmanship will be va· catcd l1 y Thomas Herbert , former Ohio gm-c rnor, Jan . 1 when he 11'1 , •seated on the Ohio Supreme Court •Bt.'lll'h. No ~-arancy exist.<; at present in the hil(.h rrhelons o1 the post ·of. · ·· · · ftcl' and no md1cat1on that Post· '"_laster .Gen('~al Arthur Summet• ftcld WL]] rf'~lgn. Th e 'i t' vl•n th birthday or Rickey JUNK CO. Phone 510 Bender Mav. Get Appointment To Federal Post fii.!OIMII-C.. Mwt"JOt•nl-· "- •••u -~... c- 115 L ..eoncl St. - PhoM 61 Pomeroy, Ohio CONCRETE BLOCKS Rodnev Downing INSURANCE AGENCY "B"Ifd tftter For L•u" Fl .... Automobile, HHith AC'CIDI!!NT Ufe. C11u•lty and Bonds GRUESER · BLOCil: CO. I Mlln North of Pomeroy Ret;~ I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11 1 tf 6l3&.M PHONES 6311 .. Stok•lr CreaA. c:ana ' Original gree n finish $495.00 Elaettnar',. Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc OHIO VALLEY -w;;;d - RAW FURS and Beet Hides. Carl <;llevalier, Long Bottom. 11 27 1mop. 1951 PONTIAC, 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan picnic •• lb. 0 April Orchard top Fordomatic. cxtr'a g6od for model. $895.00 Blaettnar's, Pom· eroy. 12 13 8tc 1952 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan Dynar!Qw "'rive, one local owner $795.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc 53¢shankH•Iflb. 4 7 " 9 to 11 lb .•• lb. g .. (111 Wonted To Buy l!l~2 ~- Vl~toriar4.~1&- S3Rc;m:;;;Jl?~ lb. lb. agpliao., 6-tf ;r..-----,,.------ Wonderbirds. . ~~~:~~::. 55c Game Hens .. c...,,h . , 89c Pork Roast. '•••h 29c Ducks .. . ••• 55c Canned Hams &9c Oysters . . . 98c Ra••its lb. 69c Sausage. . Pur• •••k • : • 3 lba. $1 Shrimp . . . v.,•.x • . • lb. $1.09 Mlchlaold•n the 00s! Auto Soles ::; 181 Smoked Hams ~·,::,~:".~'"' lb. KNOW? Cement Produrers T0 BOOSl PrJ' "eS , 'I As Of, January 1 rOREMAi ~B<.rr"f I. H. IIA WLJHG SOJ'i CO. - M aour I NE W YORK (UP) _ .. The nalion's four b 1&gest cement produrer~ w!l l h•ke prictos t5 to ~ ('eots ~ barr<>] on Jan . 1 to offset ri»in g Op.!ratl ug costs. The comp.'lnie-s pointed out that the mcreases will go into effect ot plants wh ich did not raise ptit'C5 on Oct. I . · 1 d LICRS. p~.,. t.a..tl The eompanies involved me u e ---U11Jversel Atlas Cenwnt Co. .4. RADJu It TEU:YISION SEI.VIC! subsi di>.trf of U.S. Stfocl CoTp: Pbobll 200. C1el111d Appliance PcL)Il Dixie Ct>ment Co . Lone Star Store, 118 w. Maia St., Pomern1 [ C'eml' nt ('IJrp. and Alpha Portland 2-23-tf C('Oi't Corp. I An indu.~lr)· spokPsm an sai d the WE BUY • • SUDDENLY fiE oo;ANIZED A Pt\"\l •l .... DI~CU5510N GROUP! 0 ,. Chrlatm,.. Tou• ----- Tlcen . .. .. ...., $1.41 Clddlt Bars ...... $1.49 SIIIPJ Dors , .. •··• $1 AI P11dls . . • . . .''"' $1.49 -~-~ Roll Butter . .. . coun;ry club •••••••••• 69~· Salad Dressing ,..... . . 49c Sharp Cheese ..... Now York ~ •••• , • •· lb. 58c Ice Cream .. . . . country club II gal• 69c Spotlight CoHee .. . a ~~.·~~;~:.ss .... , 87c White Bread .... . . . .... .2 loawu 29c 1 "' K...... 0 I 0 FRUIT CAKE'~~ay.Fullolnubandcitron 2 0 I I Cranberries Florida juicy Red-ripe, plump lJe fams 2 lbL 29c sweet Rome Apples .. ••d English Walnuts .. 0 I ' Q1. • and Crlap ;-;--; 4 lb. bag. :. lb. pllg. 49¢ 55- ... w.... ' Celery SIL",., 29¢, ! • Cri•l'· CNnchf • · Your Kro&er Store in Pomoro)' wiU be elos ed •U t1a;, Cllrlolmaa ~. lteplar , ilttJre . •oun &be "'"- oS 1lae $1.79 Ill, STOlt! HOURS , I lb. ring ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lb, ·pkg. ' •••• kroger lb. • $199 Kli!IJ'I'Im leathettte uppen : c;om:po 1o111t futber beela. Tbe a:rade sehool of Racine will preaent an operetta and Nativlt7 p1 ngrMJ in the Radne HJgb Sebool 11uditorium Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The public is Invited. NEC'CHI or ELNA SEW_ ::=::-:c::;:-::::;:---:::c:cc:ING MACHINES. The only 100% ~ HEREFORD Blfl..L, service age, automatic. Nerhhi . Elna Sewing $100.00. R~ymond Teaford, MinCirrle. Olive at 1st. Pl1one 1224, ersville Rt-1 next to Chestet. Galllpolis. 12 14 fltc :12:.·:.17:..-J::t~P:._·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ New Members Join Tuppers Plains Latin Club Thl'y are a11 rollowfl: Martha GOI'bel. Mary Wolson, Marltne Turrl'ncc, 'M arlene Robinson, Jean Kirkhart, Palty Deeter and Clara Chaney. Twenty-one of the Cbc~tcr Latin stmlent~ joined the club. All wrrc Initiated ani passed IIUCCe118fully _ At the nex.t meeting which is to be held at tho Olive Orang .. Righ School audtlorium Jam~! Knight anrt Elllanor Evan~ l,lrc to make arepc)l'l on tho Roman ealcndar lind John Retzer a re110rt on the orla:in and the name of I he monlbs. After the meetlna: the group t'X· ehanied Chriltma~ iilt.!l. RdrNh· mrnts werr. sl:!rvcd by the Chesler Latin students. WANT ADS NATIVITY PAOOitAM GIVE - At the rio.~.-. of 1he program an Lour of fl'llow:ihlp wa!i enjnyed n th t· sor i~l room which was d,.: "orated wlth piuc branches anp ·.~hite eanrile~ en n n lighted tre~. A Chri~lmas ecntcrpiree with IIJII while tapl'L'.-; on r ither side de· corall~rl lht• Jmffr·r !able, frofll o'o'hirh do1int.v rdrt•shuwls were-s~>r vcd. Favors wr•n• ('hrlstmas L'Nr(ls with · C~tndy ow(·~ atlaehcrl, ttw 'iift ~f .Mr11. Ewing. A bO~J ' anrae­ Uve .Jn Chri:~tinas wraPPlJI~t;. n• rpiverl the gifts for a m•crly Iamil~· The Srholars of Cees11r Latin ('lub of OIIYt' Orana:e High S-:-hool wt~re v,urst.~ uf <'ht·~ler High School Lat1n ~tudents , Dt'c. 12. In April or Jant yf.ar the Tupprn Plain:1 Latin 8tudenls orgBn· i~ cd ttu~ club with Mn. Nora Riec lhf'ir Latin teachf'r a11 5ponsor . Mrs. Faye :-<HLer is the Latin trar hf'r at f'ht'Sil'r. Nrx:t month new offkl'rs are to be dcetr-1. As of now they 11rc a~ follows: Martha Goebel , president, Marlene Robinson, vice pres· ident. Marlene Torrence, Stocretary and Jean Kirkhart, trl'a~urcr . The Christmas carol11, •·Joy to the World," 0 Come All Vf' Faith· r11l and "0 Little Town of Ilethlehcm"' were suns by the group . Also Mr11. Jlicc prt'sentcd a chartu to the membors of the Jr. Classical J..caguc .. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 18, !9~G Todays sports Parade High calibre opposition was met in Belpre ·wd Rome Canaan. the Belpre dub later downing Athens High School. tn fashioning a style for each team, Racine at Belpre was against a big, experienced club. The Tornadoes played strict possession ball. taking only 35 shots. In other fi:ames they have shot as high as 70 times. In MlddlPport, the Tornadoes will meet a team that could jell anyllme. Swad:hammer's boys are big enough, shoot well enough and handle the ball with acceptable skill. They have not been aggrcs.. sn·e rnough off the boards or on going after the loosely thrown ball , on the court ' Bowles, Morris, Kennedy, Kelly and a substitute- so far- Bobby T. Henne!W'y, c.1n put the ball t hrough the ba!ket. Playing on their home rourt they well may gLt•e Racin<: its stiffest test of U.t lleason. R.a'Ci'lle has a rangy club with Uoug Graham and Ronnie Salser -- --~~ - - --...... finest hands or the entire eek. At the b.!lsketb•ll !mal, they almut Lori!! down tbe house wben th~ as forwardtL at 6-l each. Center Jim Americans received theil medals, Adams is bil!l enouah at 8-2 and with partic'ulary thunerous ovathe guards :Jre Carl Wolfe at 8-11 tions ·for Bill Russell and K. C. an dBob B1~rh at 6-0. Ivan Powell Jones, who were sUckouts against haa been playing a lot of ball as the Russians. a swing forward-guard. Most Of the otber llhletes-exGame time is 8 o'clock with a cept the harried Russians . enreserve tilt -set for 7 p. m. ahusiastically praised the reeeption they received from the Australian crowds. And the Aussie .fans were quick to "iet on" their own guys when they &:Ot out of H~ . . . RacL~e ~ TornadoeB will brmg a fantutll' flve-aam~ shoot1n11 perct•ntage of_ 56 "1, 1nto Middleport 1 turuKht ~iamst Coal'b Nolan Swack hammers Yellow Jackel!J who so !~Jr have been unsucce~ful 1n SEO Lt>ague play 1 Th~ red -hot b?YS of ~oach La~ry Morrtson, planmng theu play with the kind or tea~ they are _up aga1 nst, have "3 f1ve-game wlnnmg st reak. They have four players that m four of those games bave hit into double scoring figures a nd iu one game six players got there. nmg .• j . · '\ . \10.:.;,. I .~_._; ~ -:- -. L ~2-·._J ~ .• J~i· ~~ f ~·! .. .Jl~9:.tl S!U lu ·a:.~llii.i.ii.!J .3!!' 41V th.l ~ ' --- - .....,, . ' ~ ' �' • Racine Tornadoes To Invade yellow Jacket Floor Tonight Tuppers Plains EUB Church ...,..,.,.. ""r""" Christmas Program Is S.unday A Christmas prOiram will be Clus No. }_ Cathie Snider, Cindy 1iven at th~ Tuppers Plain• EUB Lance, Waller Dor~tt, GJrTy Dorst, Church Sunday evtnin&, Dec. 23. Rodney Chevalier. Kirk Chevalier Open Mon., Dec. Jn('luded w11J be .everal red: tations, individual numbert and a pageant "The LLght of the World." with a ca~t of ~ characters. The combine-d Adult and Young Peoplt>.s choir will provtde the JJ~Ial numOCr . "'Tl'll Mt! The Story of Jehus." The following from rlasess One, Two and Tnree wll! participate in the prognm _____ _ ___ GIVE ••• '@olid Carol Singing Was feature Of Party Of Pomeroy WCTU I HOUSE SLIPPERS FOR EVERY ONE • • AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED MOCCASINS $2 99 Sott, sut~ple sw:dcne moc<'8Jlns, Flannel lining, pi• insole. '""· Hlue ,.,_ ther or red. 4 lo 9. Size~ WOMEN'S DAtiiEL GREENE HOUSE SLIPPERS '450 \ '4" liard Mole CORDUIOl' Black - Rd - Black or Blue !S.\TIN Grern Navy - 11591 MEN'S LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS Opera style . , $)99 !llnft uppers, shcc p- 1111Cd, leath"'r ~olr .. Rubber ht·~·l. Sizu 6 to 1 l. MEN'S SOFT PADDED SOLE FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS Wurm - comfol'!<.~ble! Brown or grey , -- 99c S1z 1·s 6 to ll. WOMEN'$ FUR-TRIMMED ' SLIPPERS $]99 Vinyl kiil - grain slipp('rs; laney work on hw. SoH so le .<~. Whitll, yt:l luw, red, pink, blue, All sizes. WOMEN'S BROUADED WOME~'S .:reen. LEATRERETTE SATIN SLIPPERS $1.99 pr MOCCASINS $1.99 pr Wltl1 warm collar; soft 1nle, lllht blue, black, royal • , Fur collar, toft aol... ASIwrtl'd colonr. All .1izr~. WOMEN'S HARD SOLE Hoa1e Slippers ............, $199 Ball"lou, Flolo, Sruff1, Don1y1 ; w~Ut 'lftdle hltls In oriental print•, broeact.d ••Una; wld1 dlok• ot toloral WGMth'l s.l' Role SLIPPERS, ru• ... blu,., 4-t _ Children's Jo't:L T 99¢ WARM Snuul• Shf'i!!p]lnrd hou~v 'ltJ')pf'rs, leat.htor ~olet;; red bl~M; ~ to 11, INI'ANT&' PLUIB BtJNNY .. 99c SUP'IRS Pink or blue. .. 2 to .. Slle ... (lUILDBIN'I itiPPER SLIPPERS OU.n Cbll4nn'a Howe 811pen 11.91 Roy Rogf'r& . , Clown:,, llemdN"r Soft tole, warm t'elt upper~; red or bluL Si~ea , to s. BROWN KID LEATHER ROMEOS - $3.99 Soft, ~ur1dl!! Jv~~othr r upper~: lf'llthu solo-; ruhb1•r herl. Si:t.u 6 to II. PETERS' LEATHER "SOIPS" For Men MEN'S HARD SOLI Brown kJd, hal'!! Ho111 Sllppen Jti'Uiter OOI!i __ EvOHII • upen ltJlt Claas No. 2. Barbara Lance. Larry Landon, Gary Landon , Diane Snider, Sharon Snider, Bonnie Snider, Alene Torrence, Darlene Torrence, Jimmy Branscomb, Gloria Hostetter, Ruth Landon and Ruth Lance. Clau No. 3: Mary Vineyard, Janet Vineyan! , CharJ~s Vineyard , Buddy Vinevard, Kenh Vineyard . Donna Dors•. Belly Dorst, IJnda Dorst, Marlene Torrence. Naomi ' Bnnscomb. F.dm"nd B"n&cmnb. The annual Chmtmas party ot ~neeta Hostetter, Billy Chapman , the Pomeroy \\"'L'TU was held at Jtmmy Torrence .and Rodney Sni· the Fecleratrd ~ hurth, Friday e11e· der. I ~olid lhlt Bole SATIN Dennie BenPdum , Michael Bene: dum, Charles Barton, Linda Barton Mary Snider , Cl.ar 1ce Tobin, Grant Newland, DiMna Dorst and Barbara Branscomb. 8M~IU' EVEitiTT STYLI . A pr('l ude or Ch ristmas music ....-ith Mrs. fo'rf'd Blaellnar at the organ opened the !llC('tlrlg, A short businass session was cot'ldl1Cted H. EWirtg. president. Miss Elizabeth Duffy, chitirman of the soldiers and sailors ('om mitlee reporteJ that Christmas g :ns in- ~ dividually wrapped had been mailed to the Vterans Hospital at Chillicothe Members wrrr urged to bring :11nceled ~tamps which will be :ent to AustraliA to he sold for th<"' 1enefit of the lrpers. Mention was nade ofthP film to Ue shown Janu 1ry 16, at the Pomeroy H igh ichool . 1 Group singing of Christmas carJls Jeri b)' Miss Du ff y a~::companied Jy Mrs. Blaettroar, interspersed he program which follows . The Christma& story taken from St. ~abew by Min Duffy, devotional 1eadcr , ·whn used for her themr ·'Come to the Stahle" Mrs _ BJaet'nar prrscutl'd two readings "G lori fied LLt·in;;" anr1 "fo llowin~.: the <;jtar ". A review taken from the Ohio Messenger of the t>iluation cotlcern ·ng the USl' or alcoholic bcvf'rage~ 1s indir~1r.r1 hy recent newspaper ~ JippitiJ!:S wn ~;iven bv Mrs . Ewing . ldrs. Gcorgl• H. Parker rrviewed a ')(JJ'tion or the study book or th e .,ear, " The Christian Case or Absti '' f'n l' C, by Mr! . G Plan To Install New Offl'cers At NeX t Mee t tng ' The_odorus Council Daughters_of \merle& met_ 111 regular sessiOn Monday ~venmg at the IOOf hall ~r~. Thomas Cook. coJncilor prP· Hdtng. During the b usincss sessior members were reported ill. Pbn.s Nere made for inst~tlla tion of ol ficers at the next meeting on Janu It)' 1. At the ('!o~c of 1iw meeting' o lOcial hour was NIJoycd, gamps .v ere played and prizes awarded the winners. , I NEW IIAVEN, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Strin Sr of A~hland, Ky., villited Mr. and Mr!!_ K L. Stein Jr. and family rlurlnJ:! th e wrf'k end. Mr. and Mrs. John r..v Mor,l:(an wrre ~ hopping In Columbu ~ on Thursd1y. Urend3 Brown undrrwrnt R 'ron .<~llt•·ctomy, F'rlday at the Hartuum cliuit• In Parkersburg. Hoh Johnson and Nan \'i~ il<'d M1·. anrt Mu.. Dcrt Johnston nn S11turday and Vlclrio John.~ton ILC'· cu mpanied Lhem home aft('r a thrf'f' wcekt ' vhdt there. Mr.~. Sybil Smith Is a ~urwicul patif'nl In Kol:r.er Ho~pltal . {;ail Miller Ia a mrLiical pelil•ut in St. JoiH!!!ph Hnspital. Mr~. lAo Clark 18 a 11\l rJ,:ieHI pa·. l irnt In llolzt'r HO!ipilal . El~~oine S..yre Ia 1 medkal paILt>nl in Holler HospitaL where Ahc ~~ a st udent nunc. 1~ , &Oc- ~ .. llttt 2 eenta per word, one aertiOil. ldml.mum cbvltt t ceai•e per word lor three coasecutiv tns~thoru. ':ral.,~~~l!' CHJtiSTMAS PROGRAM Boo Aunl• Booters' A! an example, in an lndia-Aus- the A ussies Uegan to use their tralia soccer mat('h in Sydney tlt.is fiats as well as their feet ancl week, the crowd practically ran head s_ The crowd really gave it to the Ausste players vut of the Ma- them and rooted solidly lor t.he In· dium when the home lads got mad dians. because they were taking a shelI don't know what games Richlacking. ards was watching, but at those I After sucfessfully defending the 6eems that IJ'tdia is about as biih flying title in the internation· ~ good as they come In soceer and saw, crowd was about as irnparal games at Melbourne, the vault- the Aussi£'s had boasted they could nal is it could be . You cGuldn't blame 'em for s howeri ng down ing vicar put the rap on AusLSie '' lake" the Bena-al hooters. when one ()f thf' home lads broke crowds. He did it on television anti But the Ind ians, who had beaien his remar ks were carried in every Australia , l-2, in the Olympics, through , but from this spectator's newspapet in the land. ran up a fast three-goal lead and seat. they were great. ''The Australian fans are one -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:~_;:;;;;;;;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, eyes," sermonized the reverend i "They " ' too in''"' on sav1n• their cheers for Australians and ..... o~~o..• lfC felt rather badly about it." ~ ....... SALE 1957 Membership tickets are now on sale at Gilmore Sup. ply Store, Pomeroy. This •ticket entitles holder to: Vote at annual election of directors, File petition for office of director. Free admission & parking during the entire l 957 Fair. New laws require their sale during the entire year. Tickets may also be purchased from Allen C. Hill, Secretary . Meigs Co. Agriculture Society 25 cent.. 7i'l ""oticf'S~ aun v~r. !'ldio, heater, teat SEP1'1C TANKS , ct.ss POOL."- and co.-en Fotdomat¥ and ConUoout house! cleaned , r9mplet.e inental tnrn. $1oGdi.oo. Pomeroy . ttd:ation , free in!'pectlon. rea• Motor eo.· 11 Z8 tf ' onable prit'e~. cb. emie~l aervice vacuum equipment. All sep1 and CHEVHOLET, ' ,;!!" _, 2 tone tic tanks, and ceaa pools guarblue flni$h , 100 series, heater, ~nteed for _onc ye.ar. S & H San· Clean. $7t0.00. Pomeroy Motor ttary Serv!.Ce, Pnone Jackson Co. 11 28 tl 10'75. Toll charees call collect.. • 2~ bur sc7ice, no extu eharg• II 3U I moe 195-2 STIJDEBA.K'!R. 2 dr., VB H}'· -~~~ m.lea:._ dramatic drive, huter, very QUlCK liERVICE oa. Watela a. ci('£Ul , one owner, ..--•-5.00. Pome· ... ~..... '~ . _ _. _..._ P6 . . _ .. ~ N}" Motor CG 11 28 If wtlO~a•-. S ,.., - ... .,. uw • - I 19~3 ~ B 1 Auto S«!rvic- · 1 Ai1 'NoT RESPONSJSLE FOB . an~· debts other than my own on or after this date, Dec . 17, 19M. Ronde]( Priddy 12 18 3ti' 'l'URKEY ~nd HAM SHOOT Ra· cine Planning Mill, Dec. 23. NeXt American Legion Meeting De':_ 2~---12~17-6te1 c--• BUY YOUR BAU.ER TWINE NOW. C:mrge orr to thi9 year's business. Black $8.75 - Pr£'mium $8.50 - Gooo.l $695. Quantity discount. Fulton Thompson Tractor Sales, Pomero-y. 12-17·12tc ' '. ; - SEE US ABOUT A J<~REE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown's Tractor Sal es. 12 15 Ric (201 Business Servicet lt53 FORD. • dr .. lovoly cream and bell" thJtpmlltw, VB motor serlio.n. 19SS BUICK, 4 dr . hard top, beiUtl· .. CuCJ or Tnat1k& and ~pedal Noful 3 tone green f,inish, white tices of Events print~d at reguwall tires, low m \ea.:to, dynalar classified rates. Obltuariea flow, radio, hettfl'. $~ .00. Pomero)· !.t.otor Co. 11 28 U puhlbbtod .It 1 cent per word. I ow for rnout'h followln.c Insertion ~rror• In A.d.,-mt11m......-Should btreported Immediately . Th"' Dal1r .SPnHnel will not be responsible for more than one incorrect in- I 1957 MEMBERSHIP TICKETS month Full rate ot 2 cents per word ..t!U be ehara:ed fu,· advt"rtiling If not · patd fOf' before the Z8tb of Hcb Racine High School Band and Glee Club will present their annual Christmas Program Wednesday evenmg at 7.30 in the Racine High school auditorium. By OSCAR FRALEY UnltH PrHS Sport1 Writer SYDN'EY, AIJI!tralia UP -The Rev. Bob Richards, America '!S Olympic pole vaulting champion. is in bad with the Australian sporting public. British Sh.,• Opinion The California sky pllot seems from this corner to have been b~od ­ ly off base Tbe British also made •nis charge but thPy were mlt"Wtl bt"<:suse the Americans drew so many ravr5. Sitting in the Melbourne Cricket Grounds as Hich.ards retained the vaulting crown . it seemed to me that th., reverend got one of ~h e 1 1 ON AND AJI~rl1:.r. TJ-IIS n~c~mLcr 13, 1956, be responsible (or t'ontmt'ted by any lh :ltl myst'!f. Lawrent'-l' ' Christmas Food Store W~hr Setvtce. T.V. SE& ll;~tcst inrrca sPs will boost some VICP. AU 11'8ke8 Repaired bJ EJ; priel's above the trvf'ls f'xistln;: pert Tecfndr\ana. Pb.one IJ2Bf Y aftrr the Oct. I a~·tion Middle_. 11-lr.tl 011 - -. · PbpD! 622"1. Nia'bt Pbode Cl)39. SAVE_ ON YOUR SRI!£ repair Jt X. DODGJ.PLYMOUTB D£AL. Racme Shoe Shop l!lla 114-tt " 30 lf ---=--- . 19) For Sc:le DATE, I will not any debts one ot'her A . Napper 12 14 3tp ---~ 120 Bl Ins1Jronc@' -- -~--,--=c=-= MARBLE TOP KJTCHEN TABLE. l'hone 6285. 12 18 5tc BOYS SUITS, 8itel!l 14-16 in stouts. Also boy's bieyele In good condition at 137 Mulbet'ry Ave. 12 18 3tp C'Ol'tiPLETI IOsv:""lee Proteetloo. FRlGIDAffiE MANGLE. large size sam~ ns new. Phone 2M. 12 18 ltc (21 I Reo I Estate l.fft, Allto. '-tiN. Polio. CaU DolL .~Uiot, llldcll0\>~r1. _llblo _ __ Frigid~ire MANGLE, large size, same as new. Phone 285. 12 14 2tc FAit~ - 153 ac-res, formerly koown as the Harl Musser place, with good 7-room home with bath, gas heating, large veranda. ~xcell~nt b~sern_ent barn 38x56, sllo, mtlkhouse, Lmplement shed, poultry house 2h70, all with good roofs. 40 acres tillable ~·1ith balance in well-fenced blue grass pa.<iture. On good gravel road, to ~ blecktoppe~ so.on . O?IY 1 m1le to Harnson v11le With school,, churches, end t res $12 000 00 s0 • ' · • 30 USED OAK PANEL DOORS, $1.00 each. Als:J sash, window frames , odd sized lumber, cheap hauled away at once. See R. L Coates, Middleport. 12·17·3tc ~--~- -~ -. jf . RITER Smlth.CCJron~ T)'PEW · con· t t J net M n el Racine or SEE THE N£W Del~EV AL BULK pa:Gne a3739··, a u , 12 13 6tc BOX »9 .. PHONE 108·Y },11LK COOLER. Fulfon .Thomp(12)15, 3tc son, East Main St. 11 28 I moe FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm . Radford Gr Harold Blacklton. ~·ompiete WHEEL ALJGK :dENT, Rock Sprlngs or phone ~2-J. ba.~arlcinl ·and brake lti'vkt. 11 14 Jmo-p STRUCTURAL l ' BEAMS Rackett'1 SafetJ Setvl.n, .Welt SCitAP IRON- METALS \lain Stnet. Pomef07, Oblo. ----SAYI DON'T YOU Iaker's will ... iln "'~~ trade on IW'Ilitt:l'> o~ ·~-:. 1"!!'11. Jb. 10 to 18 lb •. lb. •••••••••••• I 0 • .. • cut-up • 0 0 49¢ sto.d.,d. pt. KROGER PU MPKIN.~~~-~.2.~.:.~.:::33c ,Mince Meat..~~!:.~J;~.. 39c Sweet Peas ~~p~~2·:~:." 33c Cake Mix . . . . .. .."' c....... :-.-;-. : 2 ... &5c Flour Cran•erry Sauce ·.. 2N··-33c Corn .. Pineapple Juice ... K•oe•• • :-:-:-::-: •, • N:.!11 10c Poldoes ... r .. __.• Kroger ·• • • • • , • All 'urpos• • • • • .. 10 ~ 89c 2 N~!~3 330 k... Labol • •• 2 N~~!" 47c • 0 •• ' .7hrlst,.... CaRdfl Chocolates ....... •-... etc HolidaJ Mil, ." ... •••-21c Mint Pillows .. • •• ·•·- lie Fllle~ CandJ, ·." ....... 3te --( 141 For Rent • • ing rooms, 12-17-:3.:'lp' - - - TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM apartmEnts. close in town, 127 Butternut. 12-11 -12tc 6 ROOM DUPLEX located Bug11.r Run. Phone 374-J. 1956 BCICK Special 2 dr. Dlx. ScdtHJ . D}"Jaflow drive. low mile. age. Like new. $2595.00. Blaett· . nar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6k ~ tQ54 PONTIAC 2 dr. Sedan. Ori,. Jnal finish , careful owner. $1091. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 13 ~te at 12 4 tl ---~ ~- ~<'o r rent - Electrlc wallpa~ :- r t.teamar. Clinton Fl•her, Mid · •"'P"'" ~h. 6211a.x:. ll-l-ll ~ ~------- Seventh Birthday Of Lad Honored By His Parents Pomeroy ,Cilmorf' was ohserved Friday at homr o( hi s parents, Mr. and I the _\Irs. Elza Gilmore Jr., Lincoln r.~~~r.=~~~~:ij~ i ThC' lfPi giJt s, following home ! --- 6-Hl :._6~-=~~~~~-~~~~~~ - -----,--,~ ~ ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 8 room house .NeWly de<!Drated tnslde .iml out. A. N. Benatl. PCtomeroy. ~ 1· _ NAI\o('V OUTSIDE, KIDS---THIS STORE Ro~N'. 1!. FOR Ricky rereived a number of giftS'- CUSTOMIRS h·om his relatives. MAX WARO Trevey-Finsterwald I Funeral Heme In addition thev can S4"cure quf\1otate Rutland Townahi'P. 81 itv merchandise without extraacre'.. land house barn and oul v.a~ance. 144 Buttern ut Ave., bul'ldingl. 'See G~ge A. M-e-in· · Pomeroy. Ohio. bart. Administrator. operetta. in keep· ' Ice cream and rup c~Jkes lee(! in .'\"Tet•n an(] rerl Wl' Te sNvbd to Mr ~. 0CIIver Kapple: d<iu ghlf't Phy!li ,; :mn ~ u n Dcnni~. and Mr. and Mrs. r.ilmorc and sons , Hlcky, Joey and ATIO.WID. FOR SAI.&-Peatl.kirby Real El- ----: thf' includltil When people suddenly fa('e berc-av~ment the service of a trnst worth:v funeral dire<'Lor is lnrlispensable. They also welrome the information and ('ounsel rect·iv· ed at ~den. lf!:S3 CHEVROLET 4 rlr. 210 Sedan .......&--&noo~~.. Extra good rubber. original gr~y S.affold Boards. Drop Clothl. finiab. $99~.00 . Blaettnar s, ~':D :::~ ~t.Uf Pomproy. 12 13 6tc - - - -· 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, VS motor wlth overdrive, radio, heater, sept covers, dark 11rcen t'inisb. $1745 .00. Pometoy Motor co. 11 28 tf . WASH~Nr,TON UP - U. S. Rep. James Patterson (R.CQnft.l today cwrPssed the opinion that Sen. 'Gforge Bender. defeated tor re-elf'ction by Ohio Democ;ratic Gov. Frank J . Lausche , wiU !he glvf'n :1 high federal PQst. Patterson · told his constituentl! in a weekly r.ewsletter that Bender .was being considered for eithl!r chairman or the Subversive Activitil·s Control Koard or a position in the post office. He said Bender " would prefer the postmaster generalship ." Jlo;.·~.ovt'r, there ·was no confirmation or Patterson's predlcticm i ·bY Bender's office nor by the I SACB and the post office. T h e SAf'B ('hairmanship will be va· catcd l1 y Thomas Herbert , former Ohio gm-c rnor, Jan . 1 when he 11'1 , •seated on the Ohio Supreme Court •Bt.'lll'h. No ~-arancy exist.<; at present in the hil(.h rrhelons o1 the post ·of. · ·· · · ftcl' and no md1cat1on that Post· '"_laster .Gen('~al Arthur Summet• ftcld WL]] rf'~lgn. Th e 'i t' vl•n th birthday or Rickey JUNK CO. Phone 510 Bender Mav. Get Appointment To Federal Post fii.!OIMII-C.. Mwt"JOt•nl-· "- •••u -~... c- 115 L ..eoncl St. - PhoM 61 Pomeroy, Ohio CONCRETE BLOCKS Rodnev Downing INSURANCE AGENCY "B"Ifd tftter For L•u" Fl .... Automobile, HHith AC'CIDI!!NT Ufe. C11u•lty and Bonds GRUESER · BLOCil: CO. I Mlln North of Pomeroy Ret;~ I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11 1 tf 6l3&.M PHONES 6311 .. Stok•lr CreaA. c:ana ' Original gree n finish $495.00 Elaettnar',. Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc OHIO VALLEY -w;;;d - RAW FURS and Beet Hides. Carl <;llevalier, Long Bottom. 11 27 1mop. 1951 PONTIAC, 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan picnic •• lb. 0 April Orchard top Fordomatic. cxtr'a g6od for model. $895.00 Blaettnar's, Pom· eroy. 12 13 8tc 1952 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan Dynar!Qw "'rive, one local owner $795.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 6tc 53¢shankH•Iflb. 4 7 " 9 to 11 lb .•• lb. g .. (111 Wonted To Buy l!l~2 ~- Vl~toriar4.~1&- S3Rc;m:;;;Jl?~ lb. lb. agpliao., 6-tf ;r..-----,,.------ Wonderbirds. . ~~~:~~::. 55c Game Hens .. c...,,h . , 89c Pork Roast. '•••h 29c Ducks .. . ••• 55c Canned Hams &9c Oysters . . . 98c Ra••its lb. 69c Sausage. . Pur• •••k • : • 3 lba. $1 Shrimp . . . v.,•.x • . • lb. $1.09 Mlchlaold•n the 00s! Auto Soles ::; 181 Smoked Hams ~·,::,~:".~'"' lb. KNOW? Cement Produrers T0 BOOSl PrJ' "eS , 'I As Of, January 1 rOREMAi ~B<.rr"f I. H. IIA WLJHG SOJ'i CO. - M aour I NE W YORK (UP) _ .. The nalion's four b 1&gest cement produrer~ w!l l h•ke prictos t5 to ~ ('eots ~ barr<>] on Jan . 1 to offset ri»in g Op.!ratl ug costs. The comp.'lnie-s pointed out that the mcreases will go into effect ot plants wh ich did not raise ptit'C5 on Oct. I . · 1 d LICRS. p~.,. t.a..tl The eompanies involved me u e ---U11Jversel Atlas Cenwnt Co. .4. RADJu It TEU:YISION SEI.VIC! subsi di>.trf of U.S. Stfocl CoTp: Pbobll 200. C1el111d Appliance PcL)Il Dixie Ct>ment Co . Lone Star Store, 118 w. Maia St., Pomern1 [ C'eml' nt ('IJrp. and Alpha Portland 2-23-tf C('Oi't Corp. I An indu.~lr)· spokPsm an sai d the WE BUY • • SUDDENLY fiE oo;ANIZED A Pt\"\l •l .... DI~CU5510N GROUP! 0 ,. Chrlatm,.. Tou• ----- Tlcen . .. .. ...., $1.41 Clddlt Bars ...... $1.49 SIIIPJ Dors , .. •··• $1 AI P11dls . . • . . .''"' $1.49 -~-~ Roll Butter . .. . coun;ry club •••••••••• 69~· Salad Dressing ,..... . . 49c Sharp Cheese ..... Now York ~ •••• , • •· lb. 58c Ice Cream .. . . . country club II gal• 69c Spotlight CoHee .. . a ~~.·~~;~:.ss .... , 87c White Bread .... . . . .... .2 loawu 29c 1 "' K...... 0 I 0 FRUIT CAKE'~~ay.Fullolnubandcitron 2 0 I I Cranberries Florida juicy Red-ripe, plump lJe fams 2 lbL 29c sweet Rome Apples .. ••d English Walnuts .. 0 I ' Q1. • and Crlap ;-;--; 4 lb. bag. :. lb. pllg. 49¢ 55- ... w.... ' Celery SIL",., 29¢, ! • Cri•l'· CNnchf • · Your Kro&er Store in Pomoro)' wiU be elos ed •U t1a;, Cllrlolmaa ~. lteplar , ilttJre . •oun &be "'"- oS 1lae $1.79 Ill, STOlt! HOURS , I lb. ring ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lb, ·pkg. ' •••• kroger lb. • $199 Kli!IJ'I'Im leathettte uppen : c;om:po 1o111t futber beela. Tbe a:rade sehool of Racine will preaent an operetta and Nativlt7 p1 ngrMJ in the Radne HJgb Sebool 11uditorium Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The public is Invited. NEC'CHI or ELNA SEW_ ::=::-:c::;:-::::;:---:::c:cc:ING MACHINES. The only 100% ~ HEREFORD Blfl..L, service age, automatic. Nerhhi . Elna Sewing $100.00. R~ymond Teaford, MinCirrle. Olive at 1st. Pl1one 1224, ersville Rt-1 next to Chestet. Galllpolis. 12 14 fltc :12:.·:.17:..-J::t~P:._·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ New Members Join Tuppers Plains Latin Club Thl'y are a11 rollowfl: Martha GOI'bel. Mary Wolson, Marltne Turrl'ncc, 'M arlene Robinson, Jean Kirkhart, Palty Deeter and Clara Chaney. Twenty-one of the Cbc~tcr Latin stmlent~ joined the club. All wrrc Initiated ani passed IIUCCe118fully _ At the nex.t meeting which is to be held at tho Olive Orang .. Righ School audtlorium Jam~! Knight anrt Elllanor Evan~ l,lrc to make arepc)l'l on tho Roman ealcndar lind John Retzer a re110rt on the orla:in and the name of I he monlbs. After the meetlna: the group t'X· ehanied Chriltma~ iilt.!l. RdrNh· mrnts werr. sl:!rvcd by the Chesler Latin students. WANT ADS NATIVITY PAOOitAM GIVE - At the rio.~.-. of 1he program an Lour of fl'llow:ihlp wa!i enjnyed n th t· sor i~l room which was d,.: "orated wlth piuc branches anp ·.~hite eanrile~ en n n lighted tre~. A Chri~lmas ecntcrpiree with IIJII while tapl'L'.-; on r ither side de· corall~rl lht• Jmffr·r !able, frofll o'o'hirh do1int.v rdrt•shuwls were-s~>r vcd. Favors wr•n• ('hrlstmas L'Nr(ls with · C~tndy ow(·~ atlaehcrl, ttw 'iift ~f .Mr11. Ewing. A bO~J ' anrae­ Uve .Jn Chri:~tinas wraPPlJI~t;. n• rpiverl the gifts for a m•crly Iamil~· The Srholars of Cees11r Latin ('lub of OIIYt' Orana:e High S-:-hool wt~re v,urst.~ uf <'ht·~ler High School Lat1n ~tudents , Dt'c. 12. In April or Jant yf.ar the Tupprn Plain:1 Latin 8tudenls orgBn· i~ cd ttu~ club with Mn. Nora Riec lhf'ir Latin teachf'r a11 5ponsor . Mrs. Faye :-<HLer is the Latin trar hf'r at f'ht'Sil'r. Nrx:t month new offkl'rs are to be dcetr-1. As of now they 11rc a~ follows: Martha Goebel , president, Marlene Robinson, vice pres· ident. Marlene Torrence, Stocretary and Jean Kirkhart, trl'a~urcr . The Christmas carol11, •·Joy to the World," 0 Come All Vf' Faith· r11l and "0 Little Town of Ilethlehcm"' were suns by the group . Also Mr11. Jlicc prt'sentcd a chartu to the membors of the Jr. Classical J..caguc .. 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 18, !9~G Todays sports Parade High calibre opposition was met in Belpre ·wd Rome Canaan. the Belpre dub later downing Athens High School. tn fashioning a style for each team, Racine at Belpre was against a big, experienced club. The Tornadoes played strict possession ball. taking only 35 shots. In other fi:ames they have shot as high as 70 times. In MlddlPport, the Tornadoes will meet a team that could jell anyllme. Swad:hammer's boys are big enough, shoot well enough and handle the ball with acceptable skill. They have not been aggrcs.. sn·e rnough off the boards or on going after the loosely thrown ball , on the court ' Bowles, Morris, Kennedy, Kelly and a substitute- so far- Bobby T. Henne!W'y, c.1n put the ball t hrough the ba!ket. Playing on their home rourt they well may gLt•e Racin<: its stiffest test of U.t lleason. R.a'Ci'lle has a rangy club with Uoug Graham and Ronnie Salser -- --~~ - - --...... finest hands or the entire eek. At the b.!lsketb•ll !mal, they almut Lori!! down tbe house wben th~ as forwardtL at 6-l each. Center Jim Americans received theil medals, Adams is bil!l enouah at 8-2 and with partic'ulary thunerous ovathe guards :Jre Carl Wolfe at 8-11 tions ·for Bill Russell and K. C. an dBob B1~rh at 6-0. Ivan Powell Jones, who were sUckouts against haa been playing a lot of ball as the Russians. a swing forward-guard. Most Of the otber llhletes-exGame time is 8 o'clock with a cept the harried Russians . enreserve tilt -set for 7 p. m. ahusiastically praised the reeeption they received from the Australian crowds. And the Aussie .fans were quick to "iet on" their own guys when they &:Ot out of H~ . . . RacL~e ~ TornadoeB will brmg a fantutll' flve-aam~ shoot1n11 perct•ntage of_ 56 "1, 1nto Middleport 1 turuKht ~iamst Coal'b Nolan Swack hammers Yellow Jackel!J who so !~Jr have been unsucce~ful 1n SEO Lt>ague play 1 Th~ red -hot b?YS of ~oach La~ry Morrtson, planmng theu play with the kind or tea~ they are _up aga1 nst, have "3 f1ve-game wlnnmg st reak. They have four players that m four of those games bave hit into double scoring figures a nd iu one game six players got there. nmg .• j . · '\ . \10.:.;,. I .~_._; ~ -:- -. L ~2-·._J ~ .• J~i· ~~ f ~·! .. .Jl~9:.tl S!U lu ·a:.~llii.i.ii.!J .3!!' 41V th.l ~ ' --- - .....,, . ' ~ ' �'-JitiiJJ SUIIM~ P. • ..,..MWdltport. 0,. Del. JJ, .... •• ,. The Dailv Sentinel • Wonderful NEW to frg and grill Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed. Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor - Mon., Dec. 24 FOR 9 o.m.to 6 p.m. 1/t THE MEN ON YOUR LIST! Famous Brands He Knows: HIS "MANHATTAN'' WHITE Broadcloth Shirts lmpee('ably tallor~d •• sanlorhof;d for tu and eomfort! WILSON permanenl BROTHERS --- -- - - - - - I.e Vaughan . Mrs R1cll.ard Gress, 11.1rs J<Jmt's Harlt>y The menu Jn· eluded baked chu:kt·n . Chnstmas Hdad, hot rolls. relishes, coffee, 1ce cream .tnd rake . Mrs. Max t~oller . president, wei· eomed members and these guests. Mrs. Hobert He1hel, Regional DIrector. Mrs 0 . P Klein, Mn. Noah Jlask1ns . Mrs E S Schaar, and dunng the "Xchangr. or Ch.ristmas gtfts. gu~sts rece1ved g1ft~ also. Mls1 Frteda Faehnle was in chargto Of the exchange of gtrttl and Mrs Elmer Maag introduced Mrs Hasktns who . in her mimmable manner rcvtewed "" Merry ' {'hrutmas. Mr Bnter" written by Streell'r Group singing of carols wa~ accomp<tnled by Mn . C. M. Gatly wrap!*,; ~ifls for exch;1 nw• Hennesy who played the old-fashdunng the socJal hour were pla ce1l Ioned organ owned by the Zerkle 1n an antique trunk garla ndt•d ~t!.itt>rs . with holly and holly branches and Mrs Roller closed the program evergreen were used i.n the enw1th a Chn~tmas wish for the trance hall also Mrs. Ernest Martg group and rcnunded them to 5hare matlc lhe 8tnmgement In the living room u•ln!: white pu1n sett1a the1r fhnstmas JOY with the more blo!lfiorns, s now berry branches. un.rortun<~te people 1n the comscarlet berrirs. van-colored foliage: munity. on 8 8Jlver cloth Miss Nellie Zerkl(' used an ar Broadcloth Shirts $3.95 The - - - -- - Lovely Winter Setting Enhanced Party Decorations When Garden Club Met A welcoml' by Santa Claus at lh C' enlranct' or the Zirkle apartu w nt as he stood h) hts red sleigh luad ed w1th gJ!t s and evergreem ~ud lighted by an anttque kero-.·nc c.una{:" lamp prepared m('mtwr~ or tbe M1ddle~ort Garden l lull and their gues\S ror the bea utiful Christmas part} at the hom<' of Hal he and Nellie Zerkle M o 11 J a~· everung . A full moun shining above 1IJe We.st Virgmta hills and Sl' llrlmg a silver path across the Ohio nvcr to the picture windows of tht· apartment's ~unroo 1 n added to (he effectiveness llf the yuletide rtcrorations used throughout the apartment. ~ Binghams Announce 14 to 17, all sleeve • Fancy PaHerns .._,.,....n.. 111 ~l•••"'· $199 1999~ l DUAL SElECTIVE DRYING AUTOMATIC SAFm CONTROLS. Jn GaJ ran Folden~ *USES LESS FUEL THAN OTHER GAS IGNITION SYSTEMS : .. .... - N. 2nd Ave. th1t look like wool .. 10 w1rm! l'lti:ht ('oiol' piflldll , , fl mnn's robe like he wants it! Hnnrl~>OmC', roomy, w11rm 1 Santonzcd, completely wu~h11l.Jic! S-M-L. Fine Gabardine Robes $7.95 &'cloth PAJAMAS It takes just seconds ... and all the work or old-fashioned $2.99 cloth~s drying is eliminatPd-- the heavy lifting, line a~retching, hanging up and taking down clothes. Your Nofth collAr eo11t ~tyle .. , . Mtripes or fandets : some !ol• JdH! A to D 1lze8. Gas D1:yer does the work-noe yoo! Saves your clothes, too. 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AKB TJONJ FO V OC OR AKBCJ VFOFXORV-VOFRLBR. I Y•tltr4ay"a ('r~ploquot.t TO TH£ FOOL. iu: WHO ~IUU W1800M WILl. IOVND FOOLISU-SiiJiu'llliCil •• '*'Wclb'l'., M ..... - t · 1 e II *· , - -- - See your Gas Dealer todar · I . Wally W:aJowac and Chuck Slack, former Marshal] CoUege basketball stars are still play-' .. m_g together as nwmbers ?f the Go~ayear Wings, amateur team sponsored b/The Good ear Tue & Rubbe_r Comp~ny m the Na-tmnal Indus trial Ba.,sketball League. Wa towac, who re:Cote Marshall sconng dunng a rour·j•ear c~rcer .( 19 50-54),. wirtning All-American honors in 1954, and Slack, a to~-ranked rebounder durmg his yedrs wtth the Thum.lering Herd (1952-56) were teammates dunng the 1952-53 and 19!>3-54 seasons. Both are starters tor Wmg Coach ' Hank Vaughn, Slack at forward and Walowac at guard Sl<~ck is from Pomeroy Ohio and Wa\owac from Loga·n, W.Va. ' ' Churches In Bend Area Plan Special Chri~tmas Programs • frOil\- night hivh 25 totod•y 32 nGrthwest, to to3t 31 to 45, 31 lo.r Pomeroy-Middloport, Ohio, Wedlletday, n-mber 19, 1958 GAS DRYER • ~.Jackets NO. 210 TIME· LINE .AUTOMATIC G. 0. SCHMOLL for every m1n for every jobl VOL VIII w.,_, ........ SINGLE COPY ~uohmt. 'ELBERFELDS KF.W, Slo:\\', l"iEW 1'1t.i'i- Stll>s,'tepp::, l n of t~< I('S, wools, knits! Sanforized d•y, becoming Plrfly cloucty north. portion Thu ..... ,. .• ,.,.......... Ar• ----~ Make Mom's Christmas the best with this Masterpiece of Modern Equipment Designed to give Better and Faster Washes. MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL ROBES In~., Tile iiOi:"Yiii-N(J::iii)----·--------------.;,:::::7:;;:;,~:::::;;:::~====~:::'';::::::::-~~~:~~=:...:=:..--------·-------..:..-------l·'th ---------..-! -:>• ~ORGE \Vnvo•n l'·'t!' 1w·, fall<..\' ~tripes, nc.ot flllli<mls. S]llltcd .:eomctncs, ~ohd~! New uanuw Wltlths, pointu! ur ~quare ends. . r .. rite I WASH~NGTON (UP.i- Indian Pnme Minister Ja~:aharlal Nehru sa1d today he has relayed to President Eisenhower Killed 11. People I"ce;tam complaints" b:v Red Chma against the United States. .. 1 '' WASiiiNGTQN (UP)- J.ob!J,Poater Dulleo, appearing hale Christmas COllection! Men's D~oted Secretary 0( $tale ~Janning Futtlre Activiit#s In:Cahinet · LOOK I • , juol look at Our MEN'S GIFT TIES $1, $1.50 and $1.95 By UNITED Pfi:E$5 Ohio : Mo1tly f1lr Tnd e 11"1• ••rm•r in most s.ctlons toct.y. Cloudy with rliu or csritt:o IOI'IIeht 1nd 1drlrnn south portion Thu,.... Exclusive Time-Line Controt • ent1ne WIATHIR Dulles .;To Stay On Sho:cs Solid Color~ at I length~! A hU~I! ,_cle~:li"tll Tla• sl11t l he w,mt s most- any t•t~lor. n\1 white, or f911L'Y! ~~nntonnd, to<.•' Sup•lbly tailored! Roomy! All neck silcS, 1111 5\eeve ll: njths! • ............ t . . ttM I .a11d Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yeager, Athens. IT of th& LOOM" BROADCLOTH SHIRTS White w.....m~t.....l. . . rs:ii:.. lw...... r.t fr..W.-&t,_,...,........ ~ . .,..,. ~.,... frrl.... ~ • e (IRCULAR GRIDDLI Mr. and Mns. Bruce Bingham, 41 1ft Ru~hland Avenue. A~hens, are .mnounc1ng the birth. o! a ftve pound 13 ounce daa&hter al the Sheltering Arms Hospital, Sunday, Dec. 16. Grandparents are Dr. and M.n. A. B. Btngham, .Middleport, -Another good name tn Mcn's Dres11 Shu I!: is WILSON BH01 HEllS' We hilvc these m whttc fltH1 (n!uJs' -------- REVERE WARI ~• Daughter's Birth MC'mbcr~ Of lhe Federated Clr· l'ie Vl>ltrd the Carmen Rest Homr \fonday f'lli•nmg for a program and part! The liomc wag decorated in WHITE and COLORS 1\ttW l More Toys Needed For The Jaycees Christmas Pro]·eel ReSidents of the Bend Area of Mason County were busy this ,. we"' preparing for the coming Ctuistmas season and severa·l Worker th J co b cJlnrch l ... th _..., I ' s op e umor am er _ ~ ""W- ~e.s ""~ , e.~ announ•.c•4- !IU>ec al programs. of Commerce Cl'lristmu project J>r:ograms for the season were sehedule.d to begin on f'riday filled baskets f~t needy ramili~ evening, December 21, when a special presentation was set for Tuellday mght but ran short of ·-l I the Broad Run Zion Lutheran Church at 7:30. toys. Other Lutheran services wert' j Jaycee President Roger Morgan saHl ther{' remained 20 baskf'ts fur h scheduled for each day until R h d W i 1 . Christmas with ihc Broad Run · S JC dar rt~ 1 · 1 ~ 5 ~ ('duled fur 1 wh1ch no to)s wNc avallab\{' Savings Club announcing thqlr an- I C~n a~ e\·~,mng a t c Mcthodl~t , '" These arr-n't just nameless basnual Christmas dinner to be held I urc 1n '.ason. I kets. Tlwre arr- names ur !oral at the churo:h on Saturday at 6 A program featurin g a panto- : famillf's attac.hcd lo each:. There m. mime of the btrlh of Chnst to I are ch1ldren In the families," he · On Su~day, December 23. the gether with readings by ch1ldren said. St. Marks Lutheran Church of will he presented on Chri~tmas E\•C I lt w<ts announrcd 1h~t " total of Upper Flats i.s to present ll Christ- at the Clifton Methodist Church. ~30 has been contnbutcd for food mas program at 8 p. m Christmas lR the baskets. eve will rind 8 candlchght ~erv1cc M1dn i~~: ht :'1-1ass is scheduled to be Morgan and Eugene Bucklry, set for St. Paul's Lutheran Church celebrated by Rev. Fr. John chairman of the Chmtmas project in New Haw·n at 11 p. m Morning O'_Hcilly at 1 he Sacred Heart Cath- 1said that ir anyone w11l give adcti.wonhip will be held at the same ollc C-hurch in Point Pleasant on' tiona\ toys to make up the o&hortchurch on Chnstmas Day at 10 a. Christmas Eve. Mass Will be cele- age the Jaycees will attempt <~r­ :rn. braled on Christmaa morning at rangements to pick lhe toys up St. Joseph'a Catholic Church 111 if donors car>not hnng them to the At the New Haven Evangelical Mason. Morgan restdcnce ,the Ohio Power Unit~d BretiJern Church ,the chilCo., 01: lhe Farm Burrau . dren'k Christmas program will be It was pomled out that the 20 presented on Sunllay morning at baskets represent probably 60 to 9:45. Mrs. Geraldine Gibbs, direct80 children who w11l be withoUt or or the cbildren'll work, and .Mrs. Christmas tQys unlr.ss further doEdythe Scott, leader of Junior nations are rece1vcd. Church, wJII have cfrargc of the program. A cantata entitled "The Promise That C11mc True" will be presentMrs. Charles Lewis, art teacher ed at the evening service at 7:30 p. m. on Suriday by the Youth and in the Pomeroy Schools, painted Adult Choirs · under the: direction the scene ol children sleighing on of John Hoffman, Speaking p!H't.ll the mirror at the fountain at the will be portrayed bY tbe following : Dutton Dru~ Store lor a part of Gibea, Harry Miller, Rebecca, their Christmas decorations. Middleport resid('nl~ who wi~h Geraldine G)bbs; David, Roy Clark Across the street from the S;}ome, Carol Gibbs; Peter, Ph1l Drug Store is the e>ffice of the to €'lllrr their homf's m the con· Cook; Rabbi Ben Mahum. Carl Columbus and Southern Ohio tesl for lhe hf'$t decorations for Gibbs; Mary. Dorothy Sayre; Angel Electric Company which displays the r:hristmas season are ur.ged Village Girls. a beautiful scene of the Nativity to register their nam('~ at CJihcr Maxme MJIJer; 6079 or 6124M bY noon Saturday )Is Zickafoose, Margie Roact1 Elea- framed in evergreer: br1meh cs. nor Roush and Linda Roush; Or· JudJ:IIIg will he done Sunday Ganist, Ruth Sayre· Wise men, HOLLAND PAID f'VCning by Utll·of·lown Judges and Bernard Lic•.•ing, Luther Smith and Bill Hollud, Proctorsville, 0. lh(' pmes tor ell her rl' llgtous or Robert Rou!l.h . jailed Monday on a chl'trge of nun- non-rel1~1ou~ deeorattons will be A special Christmas pwgram w1ll support, was released by Jusltcc gH'l'll IJy tlw two sponsonng orbl' presented on Sunday evening at of Peace R. E. Grindley's courl ganilll110ns llw ~tuitllf'port Gar7:30 at the New Haven Methodist today aftC'r Holland pa1d baf'k den Club anU the Amal1•ur G<~rChurrh 01nd programs are sched- support and rusts. dencrs flub uled for the Hartford and Graham - - -- - -- -- --y----- - - - -·-Stallon Mothodist Churches at 7 30 on Christmas Eve. A Christmas program and dinnf'r {or al( members o£ the church was held Iut Friday evening at the Hartford Methodist Church. In Mason the Evangelical United Brethertl Church plans 11 program Audient:e atJplausc gave hearty approval to the original on Sunday morning by the young comic skit!; presented by Alex Cilo's Room 15 sophomore children following Sunday School. At 6.45 in the evening the Youth homeroom at the Senior High School assembly program ~"ri· Ff'llow~hip will present a pl"'gram day, Principal James A . Diehl . Jr. announced. prior to prcal'hing. The program began with the Mrs Roberta Young and Mn tr~dltional Flag_Salute led by "The Darktown Stullcrs Ball" Hrlen Roush are in charge of a Millard Roush and Terry Phalin Bonnie Rousey gave a l'Cading brought down the holl~e when prognm to be presented at the George Miller, John Muoscr and west Columbia EUB Church on from the "Holy Scriptures". Sund<ty evening at 7:30. The pro"Manhattan Serenade", ·a piano John Kunzelman, outlandishly cosgram is to be presented by the number playM by James Lohs(' turned as "majoreltes" appeared Youth Fcllowslup. wa~ the first presentation by the 011 stage wirldlnu thf'lr batons m The vo 11ng people of th(' Mason sophomore ~roup. ~ In kcepina with the holidlly sp 1r. a most danl!cro~s and amusing Methodlst Church are scheduled to go <·arollflJ.: throughout the town it, Carolyn Meier ana John Kun- manner. The rlant·c tempo was prothe zdman, dressed as small young- vided hy a rccordtng of that popu011 Thursrlav eveninc while \"Otlllll people or tbe Clirton Melho- sters, sang "'I'm ~ttin' Nuttin' Jar number . di~l rburch have S('heduled Sun· For Christmas". Jamea Lohse was The program \\"as conclud'-'d day evening as a nigbt {or carol- the accompanist. when the student body and facull} T,he Rousey twins, dressed In joined the nlayers 111 lhc singmg , . ing A ChrisUnas pr+ogram o1 smgmg Elvts Prelitley attire and brandish- or the "Alma M-ater" song. Charand readings with 1\ short message! lnf iUitara, aana: "Any Way Y(lll 1 lotte Murray was the sound effeds engineer. to be deUvered bl' the pastor, Rev. Want Me'•, P· l I Pomeroy Teacher Paints Holiday Window Scenes Deadline Is Set For Orristmas Home Decoration Original Comic Skits Presented At Senior High School Assembly and hearty despite bi5 ~ent ealltCer gperation, is planning to stay on as secretary of state lor a long time. There had heen speculation that Dulles might resign soon, but he is busy chatting his future activities in Ute No. 1 cabinet post . He t~ntatively plans to fly to the Far East next March to attend a meeting at Canberra. AustnUla."of the Southeast \sian Treaty Organization Dulles hasn't talked about fe~ ~gnir!g d.,spitr his Nov. 3 opera· flo n for intestinal cancer. The best ~UC."iS 1s that bulles won 't think ~~ hout quilting uuttl he reacl!,:-s h!s 70th birthday on Feb. 25, 1068 . Some people beheve chanel!s are A total of $11~ in .fill~ wa~ about 50-50 that DuJtea will stay on MUsed tra!hc vio-lator• aod jUll· for all of PresideJJt Eis~nhowe-r's ty pleaders to miademeancn. TueJsecond trrm, depending, of cour~~oe•. diJ n1gh1 .Ill "Mayor E. F. · Robin· on the J>rcstrlrJlt's wiBhes atJd h11 s court · health. roy James, was ,&ltdnil in NeWsmf'n who saw Dulles Tuer;day for the first time m a monf.h c:.y jail, agaia toda,r 'setVIng · marvelled at his appearance of ex- 0'1.(' a three-day sent1nee, ·aDd cellent health. At his first Wakh- $100 i"'OOrer, after he plead guilt)' tngton news conference uinee Oil. 19 driving w~ile lnto~eak!d on 16. Dull..-s answered questiohs for ~ 16. }{c hau been .rre11ted by· t~~ poliec, •nd had been free oo mnr+:- than 45 mmuii''S. He was relaxed and confident. ~bond. H1s color wall good and he lleemed ID other court aeUo.ns James to enjoy the proceedings. He Campbell paid a "fine , w1th a little thinner, but his CO:PP suapendtld !or ~ing to stop weight has only dropped !our WI~ an aas~~ clell" distance, pl'lunds to 186 pbunds. l{oiior C~\1.1!>~ Micl ,. and costs Dulles' wife .nd his office staff ~ttit 'ftr.yftt! ''JC~ft or·.,.ay; have been trying to ,jc.t him to Frl!derick M. Snyder ' contributed slow down since his operatwn. $1! with costs suspended ;for bavmg They have had some succ'4!s. but, faulty brakes; Shelby Pl,"'kens paid according to "h1s staff, he st1ll $5 wtth costs suspended tor ra1Jmg works " longf'r lhan a normal to transrcr ownersh1p o{ a" autoday" mobile. Ali arrests 1n tf:acs(' l'ilSf's had been made by the State Patrol. i Samples Prove i Too Strong For Langsville Man $175 Collected In Fines During Traffic Court l . H: su, Patty Carmack Is Clarencf' Leedy a $15 bond lor railmg to lights on a truek 111 !1me to a'imd an ac"Miss Mistletoe" Cident. Ca' v1n Spires, J..a_ngsvtlle. whose bout w1!h 13 ju8,s of hard At Wahama Dance cider is reported ·elsewhere today, added $35 to bring lhe total to forfc~Cd show · ~urn Patty CarMack, a member of the se l'lior cla~s. was crowned "Millll Mistl~toe" at the Christmas Dance sponsored by the Wahama High School Junior Class on Tuesday night in the Wahama gymnasium. 1'he voting had been conducted 1n recenl days and on Tuesday night at the dance by a penny a vote. Attendants were Betty Roush. Patty Washmgton, Judy Ueving, Phyllis Batey, and Judy Hewetson. Present during the dance, wbich was open to the public, was Santa Claus, who made an appcaranee al intermission. Playmg (or the a!fair were "Tbe: Mootrllghten" o£ Middlep(]rt The !:'>' m was decorated appropriately with a huge tree decorated with blue lights. ---Kauff Is Renamed . Railway Carmen Brotherhood Head John KauCf was rce]eoted president of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, Local 1023, when they met Tnesd~y evening at the Woodmen's Hall for their annual turkey dinner and regular buslncsll meeting. The dinner was served by the following: women of the Staff. attd Ofrieers Club of Meigs Temple. Pythian Sisters: Mrs. William Allman. Mrs. William Lowe , Mrs. Kar! Owen, Mrs. C. H. .Jones, Mrs. Otho Walls. Mrs. Milton Russell, Mrs. Grirr Russell. Chn&tmas decorations were us~d on the tables for the dinner and the blessing which preceded the meal was given by Shirley Wollr.. Nineteen membera were present. Other officers elected were recording secretary, Robert Reibel; treasurer, Jacob Beb; trustees, V.aughn Price, William [)ar~L Jn.!itallation of these men will be held on January 15. During the busine~s mr.cting they voled a contribution to the Infantile Paralysis drive . ATTEND MIETING 0. 0. Patterson, R. R. Gra;.o anrl Ch.arlcs Hayman attended a m('eling of sehool executives in Columbus Tuesday called by the State Department of Education. Drew-Webster • pOSt Get s Legion Membership Quota Drew Webster Post No. 39 Amerlcan Legion met Monda)' evening with w R Davis, comd ·d· · · man er. pre&J mg. $17~. One new member, Edgar J Pulkllll. a veteran of the Korean Wu and a guest, Mr. McGmnis. were introduced and welcomed . Paul Casci, first \'ire commander reported t.bat the state member· ship quota bad been met and that tbe local Post, who had for thcir goal .150, have only 339 and urged all eligible veterans to pay their Dr. Carl W. Thompson, Pt. plea- due& for 19157. sant physician, waa .:11!-elected to C. J. Rhodes announced the re· the presidency of the Mason County Medical sociely at a re~nt quircd service date on the OhiO meeting held at the Lakin SLate Korean bonus. Eligthle veterans must have served between June llo!lPital. 21. 19:50 and July .23, 1953. The orEieded to the post Of S('cretuy • iglnal discharge or separabon form treasurer was Dr. Calvin G. Ma- DD%24 wut bt> required for bonus Ioney. Aceeretcd into active rnera.- Information. Forms w1ll not be benblp in the society was Dr. Mil· available befor(' March 1!}57. dred Bateman of Lakin while Dr. - Pl&lls were made for the obli· E. F. Lowry, reiJred Naval captain gation or all new members to be was ~ed to an honorary mem· given at the Januar}' 21 meeting be.ubi,p. .with past commander John Will in Attending the meeting were Dr. eharge. Tbe next meetmg Will be held Carl W. Thompson, Dr. Dan Glass-· man, Dr. Calvin G. Malon&y, Dr. Monday, January 7 and all eligible J. Sta.wart J.Ioyd, and Dr. S. 0. veterans are invited lo attend. Jobn11Gn. Sending in absentee bal. METERS TOTAL $311 lob were Dr. Charles L. Brown or The weekly r!'turn from PomLouisville , K)'., and C. W. P)tty of Atlanta, Ga. eroy parking ITif't ers tutaled $311 according to Elma Russd l Si'cre· tary of Mayor E F RoiJmson Mason Medical Society Elects Thompson Again p'r. Market Report ClNCINNA"I1, 0. (UPl - Produce: Eggs, large, I c lower: prices at rarms, c(]nsumer~. whites and browns, A jumbos ;17-40: A large 34-37; A. mediums 28·32: A small 21-26; B large 31·3S: I"OB A large 41-42; A med1um 35-37. Chickr.ns. fryers 1 c lnwer; fryers 3-!B~ lb 15-16: hf'ns, over 0 lb 13•15; hens, S lb ;end undh 1213; hens, light type 10..12; old ro03ters 8-10. TUrkeys, to.ms. bea\1-· 26 Jb and up 28-28; toms. under U lb 26-28; hens, heav}· 28·29: fryer-roasters, to lb and undN 27-29. •Butler, 90 score tl8. EMERGINCY SQUAD Douglas Camp, Point Pleasant, W. Va, was removed from the riverboat Waltcr P. Dolle at Syra· cuse Tue11day ;bout 4 p m b,y lhe Pomeroy Emergency squad. Camp, suffering rrom a scJznre, was tak· en to Meigs General Hospital to where hil penonal physieilia wa& called. / '.• Nehru also told a news conference that he believes "the 1 people in the Sovie_t t 1mon are not ~·cry happy about events in Hungary - to put 1t nuldly. " Nenm·~ remarks on China were l the first off:t lal di5C."Io•ure of what 1 he and i'rf's •dent E111Cnhi)Wer di&(:U~sefl tn the1r day - long talb ~onday at the President's tarm at (;eU)sburg. P<t . The lndu'l prime minister, here 1 on a four-dly state visit, was to r esume hu man-to·man talks with Mr EHenhower at the White fl. 48 yf'Jr-o!d Lang . \l ~ le mJn 1 Jpparent!y pi cked the wr0ng tJm r House rollowm~ the news conCert-nee. ' J s"f' ·p off a samole or hl5 car"o I :'>lehru said he had not delivered P omer(l~· po!icc r~p0rUd toda~'"' to ~r . Eisenhower any formal ( ahm Sp 1 re~ was fuund <+ ~ le("p message from Red Chinese Pte-m hJS car by Chid of Pollee Frank . m1er Chou En-lai, with whom he Hudson Tuesday at 1 p m. as 11 met before coming to Wuhinaton. was parked arross the sidewalk Hut he said he eonveyed to Mr. m fronl or the G&J ston•, West E1senhower Chou EJ1-lai'1 viewSr! ond St. po1nt on A~>ia, 11 nd ex'l'!lained Red ( ·ttina·s thtnkmg about some Far Uurlson sa1d he fou/1(! !3 gallor, East problc :m. jugs Of hard ctder 111 ~ptres· car I Asked to g1ve details of hill reAn a naly s1~ obtained an hour Iat port. Nehru said Cbou bad made er rltlermined the alcohol content .. certain complaiDbt." as 7 84 by wolume Sp1rc.l", p ~ ead He said Chou's position 1.11 tbat guelty to tran~p0rt1ng mtvx1catmg Red China ha.s "gone several 1 teps bevuaf:es withcmt an II penmt. 1 forward" while lhe"e have been . r nn comparable moves to improve was abo charged w1_th tntox relations by the Uni.ted States. •_cat ton and Cmed $10 w1th cos\~ Tbe fi7.year-old Indian leader ~us~nded m :I.Jayor E. F. Robtn raced 300 newllmen from all part& !IOD I cou~ Tuuctay mght. On the · of the world at an early mornimg transportmg count Sp:re3 wa~ fl!l · I news conference at the National ed $100 and costll and se51tenred Preu Club Auditorium in downto 30 days tn jail ~ mayor sus- town Wa.sh.i.ngt~W.. He WIH't! hia pt>nded $7S of the line and 29 da>~ ~amiliar w.W&e Gandhi caP. white or thr Jatl llentcnt'~ . JOdpbunt and a tJgbt fitting brown coaL Splrf's was reported to be uncmplo~· cd and marrt('d, '+'ith two To~lki Furthor Understending children Other hlghhghls of the Nehru I Wednesday CIHd JluJson des- news con!er'!nce l troyed the 13 gallons of c 1dn that 1-He Mid hi~ talk~ hf're and at ! ""worked too hard"" in front of GeUyliburg With Mr. Eisenhower witnesses Spires was renmg in had result~ m a "mul'b better county jail. ~;.~er.~ta~dmg . of Amencan poli- ~.M"asou CI"ty Water :,1 R•"llrn· gs Scored !\t Town Counril Compla1nt s o~er ri'rcnt water bdhngs Wl're d1scusged by the Ma~on Town Council at a meeting held 10 the c 1ty Hall on Monday evening. Council has been th(' recipient of many com.pl:unts O\'er water bills smc~ tht· la~t billing and h<ts attempted lo handle eOJch complalnt 1n lhf' best manner possible. It was cxplamed at tht> meeting on Monda~' that a rcprcS('ntala·e of thf' Puhllr SNvlCe CommiSSIOn read thr- mrtf'rs last month and madf' arljustna·n1~ on the bllls of many whose mf'ters were out of line. Cou nt"ll explt~ined further that it fell that smre a r{'presentat1ve of lhc PSC harl mar!r the adJU!IItmrnts. ll ~~oas 1mposs1ble for anything lv bt.> done aboul it bv thelocal ~roup . The coun cil felt. that it had nn authortty to change thf.:" adjustmrnts and emphasned that no nn(' rm the lllcal scene could be blamer! At the ~londay mt'cting the town roun<'il h1red Allen Harris lo rear! the mrlf'rs each month. Appalachian Power Co. Promotes Mann To Manager Of Beckley Dist. John V, Mann . d1strict manager of the Appalachian Electric Power Company at P1. Pleasant, has been promoted to rna ·.., ger or the Beckley di5<trict, it has been announced by Joe P. Gills, Charleston d1vision manager. GiUs at lhe same ttmf' s111d that lhe powl'r eump~nv smcc June, Gccrg~ E. llervl'Y ( h~rtr~ton district supennlf'ndent . wnu ld guc- 1940. whrn h(' bq:an as an eh.'Ceeed Mann 11t PI Plr~sant. Roth trical t•ngmefr 111 Lhc Charleston promotions arC' cffrcl1w on Janu- d1strJL"I He ig ~ n:~u~· <' of !\1org;entown ary!. and a grad u :~t(' uf \\'est V1rg1nJa Mann lllartf'd work111.1: wilh lhe Untvf'rsl1y whr1r h<' ll,raduated PoWer company as a rodman in WJth Ill! f' l('r lrl("n l engincenng de1923 working w1th f'onstructlon crewA out of slate . lh· he('Amc gree in 193:.!.. II ~t'r\rd in the Euro Charleston rlmsion rhfitnbution pean Thi'RIN 1n \\ 1,rld W;~r II and ro~e to lh(' nnk of ma,or 111 the engineer m 193!t Sigual l"urps. llr 1s nnw a coiOJICI During World War II he servf'"CI in th<' :\lm) Rcs('nf' He i~ lllal'rJed .Hid the father or 3 1~ rears with the Armv Corps of Engineers and rosl' lo the rank of two rh1hlren llr 1.~ al~+"l a r('g1stcr· major. He became m.~~nagr r of the ed proff'ss10nal ('ngine('r in W. va. Pt. P}ell8&nt distnct in N(]\'embcr, a member of the Amcncan lnsti. 1M&, eftcr serving as local super· lute of Elr-r.triclll Engineers, the lntendent at Montgom!:'!ry. Univcr.~1ty Club, and the ArmyHervey bas been working fGr Navy Club. -India 1S anxious lhat steps be la~en to clear the Suei Cana l as ~Ulckly all possJble. But he ruled out any steps which would aHect Egypt's sovereignty. After the news conff'rence Nehru headed for another meetmg at the White Hou~ with President Eisenhowcr who w1ll be Nehru's guest Cor dmncr at the Jnd1an Em· bassy tomght. ln a radw-TV addrt"5~ to the nalion Tue10day mghl. the Indian Prime Minister sa1d the "Coree~ Gf peace are strong" and world opinion no tonger w11l Pf'rmit "pGwerful countrees to revert to old colonial methods or to impose their domin.1hon O\"Cr wulr. countries " That, he sa1d. 1s the lesson to be learned from lhe '"lradgcdies 111 Egypt .and llungary." NPbru wa'> asked torlay how he would square these remarks w1th the contmucd presf'nce of Soviet troops in Hungan He rtphed that he was thinking of the reactwn of world public opimon to !he events in llungary. He added: $o1111ieh Not Happy "J imagine that the people in the Soviet Union arc not \'ery happy about evf'llts in Hungaryto put it mtldly .. ~ehru had told his ndio-TV t.Ud!cnce that world opinion has shown it ca.n oq;an1ze ttseU to resist "Outragei'' hkc those in Egypt and Hungary . He said that "perhaps, as an outi'Oillf' of tbf'se tragedies, freedom will be t"nlarged and have a morl' assured basis." DIVORC~ FILED A divorce action has been f1led .n "cigg Common Pll'as court by Gertrude 811rt on. a minor. by hel' next best fnl'nd, llarlt•)' Lmthl~um. Rc{'dSVIlir. 0. a::::amst Marion Burton, addr"~s. ~lan!.ifleld Rf"formatory. 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