https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/310c2b0ee8adf9c583118f288839e123.pdf fbdb2644e52e12a502775fd911c98899 PDF Text Text . r ;:,; ~~--· ... IT ' .... • • ~ • 1 • BOYS WOMENSORLON . ' ROBES CARDIGANS Give him a wann robe a gift be will enjoy warm Wemblcy TIES SLIPS VOL VIIi r1soner Crease resistant no ton Slips. colors. BOW TIES Silos8 to 16 Other Sweaters . $1.00 $1.00 EACH TIE IN All Ohio Highway Patrolmen Placed On 24-Hour Duty $3.95to$8.95 and A GIFT BOX $1.95 - CAR COATS FORHia ·~ht tifef ' '' lP-" ·' • • - • $10.00 and $12.95 STORE HOURS: :I Sleeping find Lounging .I PAJAMAS 1 Fashioned just like big sisters . Fit so smartly into their active 9 a.m. til9 p.m. Til Christmas 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Christmas Eve lives - Sturdy poplin , Warm qujlted interlining - roomy '*kets. Sure to win hit happiest tmile on Christmas morning ore paiamot chonn f1om ow hondtomt array. 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Childs ELEORIC STOVE With Ulenolls $U.95 SANTA CLAUS SETS TRIC::YCLES SINGLE or DOUBLE BIG GAME RIFLE $2.75 ,,·,. The • TOY DEPARTMENT AU Siloo AvaUable 10 ln., 1% Ill., 18 111. and ZO ln. $1.95 to $6.50 '' WiiiiJin JUNIOR TVI THURSDAY 2to3 P.M. FRIDAY 4-50 to 22-50 6to8 P.M. SATURDAY word in television value. Jt has bril6ant nel" "Living Image" picture and !fh Balanced Fidelity Sound. Yoo even· ,.;._·--'11 get new "High· Cosco Folding Table ancl Chain • SET $19.85 ~d·Eas~" TABLE~~~~ ct~AJ; . $9.95 sus t 'hrome and Plas&.le Doll Carriages $16-50 $8.95 ~W.~etn-see ~t'\.lla(r today. .... . •*:., ~ 1tw Wood wllh BIO<k Tlillular Legs pi Franee Accused Of Deportation Of Egyptian Officers And Men LONDON (UP) - Egypt accused France today of "deport-·_ ing" 156 Egyptian o!foce" and men and called off a scheduJed CJ~:change of prisoners of war with the Anglo-French command, The accusation camr amid indications of new delays in the United Nations assignment to open the blocked Suez ·Canal and get badly r•eeded oil s upplies flowing again to Westenl EorOPf' . Authoritative souree11 in C1lro said brae!" ~ refusal to 1ive up the Caza Strip may throw a major block in lhe n~&otiatlom for clear• Asa E. and Mary Weill. Middking the vital waterway. : port, 19M and 185&, $116.30;. Qif· The s.ources said President G• ford and Ellzi!>fth Stum~~ Jald"However," he said, "we are m•l Al>del "'•soer would demand dleport, 19~. $20UIS; Cbarle.t E. Israel evacuate the nfugee--erowdabout 50 men 1bort due to the and Clara ~yre, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Jjortsmouth detail." The superinPo' iu hoosier !Jh ots will be ~: i.,en e_d coa_sta.l strip aJ weU as the ea._ 19M and 1965, $18U51; Donald. E. t4mdent Yid the men were dis1n the Mc1gs County D<'" partm<:nt 1tire S~na1 De~rt befOH salvqe and Barbara F. Mullen, PGmerD-y, Qatched t l:tcre to take care Df any :1f Healt h offices · Deeember 27 ? ~ratJOns begm. Nauer also will 1955, $389.87; Otho w. ·and Ruth violence thet might erupt In coninct 28 Execulive Secretary Bcu· 1 msist on _th~ return to Egypt at Karr, Rt. l, Middleport, 1952FA nection with the telephone ' strike. lah. Strauss said today. the _tw_o 1sland1 sebed by the :r.. and 1953FA, $1,973.94; Howard raells 1n the Gulf of Aqaba, the ·Mingle said lhe ~nen will be de-and P&ulinoe Johnson, Rt. 1, Ra· ployed around the state witb speThe shots. for all persons be- sources said. , • cine, 1955, $10!5.~3. tw een the age• M one and t9 and Premi er David Ben - Gurion'l cial concentrations in "accident pr egnaDt women, are only for 1 stateme nt to tbe KneMet parliao prevalent" areas. He dedined to name these. those persons who hne bad their ! ment of Israel's refuaaJ to return second shot through the local of- j lhe Gaza Strip to Egypt jarre4 "Of tourse, we may have to fiee, and that s.ccond shot al least , the de lieatc s.alviJe operation beo change our pattern a little bit if sev~ mont.h.R ar.o. That me~ n s j gotiations among the rrpre.eat. we have some snow in a few of that people who ·had second shots lives of Eg~· pt, Britain, France the lll'tas," he said. "But we wtU aft:ftMa~ 27 , 1956, are not ehgi b]e ~ and the . United Nations, the have every man available ont : sourccs sa1d. at (h1s time for a bOOster. somewhere !!l the state." \. • j Nasser was said to have been Winifred W. Glbhs,)Rti;ljl,,, ID>ur:s both days for th e shots 1 wil\ing to go along with the Unit.U. C. Felty , highw~y safety di· '.J.r $56.60; Gerllid have !Jeen set at 9_:30 to II a.m. ed Nations :Jnd permit the operaPomeroy, rector, Ur:Ced all motorist& to be •• an~ I to 3 ~- m. Cou nty. nurses tJOn to begi n immediately after Donovan, extra careful durin' tlte entire ·,· ~!Jza ~ th S~1t~ ~d Bcrnu:e Lt>d- comp leLion of the withdrawal of ,nd boUday se,ason so that "we ali , · l ~.e w1.! administer the polio vac- Anglo Frenc-h forces from the may _be alive to enjoy Cllrist~.'., cme. .I Canal Zone . "We are entering the worst( seaMrs. Strau ss said amp le \'a<.'cme ~ow Na&.li: r ma y be nperted to :;cm of the year for tralnc deaths," on hand for bnth days iurpl ie d msJsl lsrar: li troops pull back to the truce hnes set up by the 1948 ~e sai'd. "Last yeaj'Wf; kil~ed: 220 LADY UIEITY hu • Q~ m.eanhiJ tor LUy Kal~ aa4 lOll tbf Statr De~a!imrnt of Health. Palestine oarmistice agMemerrt be,·~es .,._. QUI'>OhiJ,Ilways in DeLc.Jit, 8, IIIII· they hold·UJI their umJJ to her411. . . . ro'rJr. The, AN ·· .;. also was pOinted oi\"-hat· l¥:il- fore any salvage ~ ee her... re:fupte 'born Hungary. Pttoto was; made by Hute Rernhart 30 ot t1Hm tteeretly dten wh.::. have not had first or In Paris infor:"o · ~ "We don't want this to happen through a lluper an&'U]on lens. (l,.teneGtiOmllSotu&dpA.olo) chipped Jn to the tlDie ot the tamily brought over secondht..<; tthl I France was' senously . ne.:lsu u: . s o may come o . e oca considering again." unbeJm~ to Noel. What a Christmas Dreaent! (lnt ematio11alJ Health Departmen t a1,y S~turd ay helpln.ll Israeli construct a 32-inch The director said all patrolmen 9 to II a.m. and ret:e1ve thc1r f1rst. ! pipeline from Eliath at the bead will be out to "protect drivers full of the Gulf of Aqaba to Jamma . of Christmas spirit and to stop on the Mc.:::terranean. those Dot so · full of Christmas MC>. Claro Hay"· 73, died TU"· ln ~masr us , Syria cabled the spirit but with other spirit." Iraq Petroleum Co., London headFelty said all major highways day in Oklahoma City at the home qu:~rters inviting it to send are~ will be patroled 24 hours a day of •• , son, G,,•• llayes II. She resentative to Damascus to d~ until the t.-af!ic has resumed a was preceded m death by her husFinal plans have been made and prizes have been donated band, George Hayes, and a daugh· cuss repairing lnree pipelinea normal flow. , Pomeroy Lions were hosts to 15 elderly men of Meigs Counblown up after Britain and France "I sintll!rel;r believe with every. for the Christmas lighting contest which is being sponsored by ter, Margaret. attacked Egypt. one's cooperation we can reduce the New Haven Garden Club. SurvivoNJ Include h.er son and ty Wednesday during a noon luncheon Christmas Party . Ta-bles in the Federated Church basement were decorated t'he ·staggering toll of .holiday A grand prize of fifteen dollars has been donated by the Ap· one grandson, George ttayts m. deaths and accidents," he said. gaily in the C~ristm~ mode and Lions and their guests enjoyA for mN American teacher in Funeral senriees w1ll be held palachian Power Company. First and second prtze·s will be Pakistan and daughter of a promed a baked chicken dmner served by ladies of the church . Thursday in Oklahoma City and awarded in the classes: Window lighting and decoration, re· the body will arrive at tbe Elderly men, some of them still active though old·, like Jus· inent Ohio Methodist will speak li,eious and non-religi011S; Overall lings-Coat~ Funeral Home Saturday tlt:e of Peace Percy ~oples, while ,_ _ _ __:__:__ _:_:=_:__ in Meigs County Dec. '1:1. lighting, religious and non-religimorning. others retired many years ago ous. She is ~~i ~s Mildred Row;h, dau· •Funeral services will be held at were introduced in turn. ·Some ghtcr of the Rev. Le~>t er Roush the Rawlinga.Coats Funeral H~e made brlef remark~ of appreciaFlrst prizca have been contriwho is a former resident here and Saturday at 3 p.m.· with ·Fred J. tion for thr. spirit of the Lions in buted by Mason County Bank, ten continues Lo maintain a summer Gardner, pastor Df the Church of hiVing them present for t b c dol1ar11; Bend Rotary Club, ten dolHoliday closings forthe Muon home near Bashan. -Rev. Roush 1s Christ, otriciaUng. event. lars; New llaven Garden Club, ten derk "s office and the Cir. County state treasurrr of tbe Ohio MethBurial wlll be hel-d at Buch cuit Cluk's office have been aoCIDCAGO UP - Erwin Staad, dollars; Liverpool Salt Company, odist Church . A h.ig:hlight of the introductions Grove Cemetery. nounced bY county officials. 32, walked into a polite station at coffeemaker: Pickens Paint ancl Plans were made for their an· WIS tbe presence or John BlaettHardware, set of steak "li.nives; Miss Roush will appear in lhe The County Clerk's office will For about 20 minutes Wedftes3 a. m. today and gave oHicers a nar, guest of his son Fred. The nu<~l Ladi&s' Night when the TwinCarmel E. L'. B. Church in com- be elosed on Monday and Tuesday day afternoon Clifford Jenkinson statement saying -he and "some Newbacltma Garden Club, five dolelder BlaeUnar was a charter pany wllh a native of Pakistan of next week and on Monday and ether men" murdered three young lars; New Haven Woman·s Club, City Shrine Club met In the Pomemember of the Lions dub but had of E. Main !'t., was fachag a bleak, who was a student there. The Tuesay of the following week. five dollar•. Christmas. He lost his billbleak bGya whose bodies were found in roy Second ward Fire House this not attended a meeting fOr sev· Officiab in the Circuit Clerk's . a forest pre.!lerve ncar Chicago · 14 fold containing $259 in currency speaker uow is an in:dructor in era! years because of Ulne-. month! ago. Second prize' have been donal- week. The party will be held on and feared it had been dropped home economics at Colorado A. & office said that orfice would be Police said Staad told them hls ed by Hampton and Capehart January 29 in the Coats building Th1ee of the "oldsten~•~ wert'! downtown on or near a sidewalk M. College. While in Pakistan, closed to the public on Monda;r coMcie-oce bothered him ~nd be Hardware, corn popper; JBatey corner of North Second and Race from where she anly rece-nUy re- December 31 in order to complete OVer 85. Sponsors for Clem Church. near the bus stop. gave them a three-page Statement Hardware, Revercwarc; Jewell Street, with a turke;r dinner to be Herman bearhs. and I. E. MiUer Jenkinson was shoppin.ll. with his turn ed. ~ h i' organ ized a School in the work of straightening up the about the slaying of the boys _ Bros. Applianec, door chime; Har- served by the Martin 'Restaurant court records before the new clert car parked just west of the bus Home Economics. Delbert Hill, youngest son of carried on a sgirited disrussion as stop on Ma in. He came out of a JOhn SchessJer, 13, his brother, I")' Miller Grocery, hatn; Wether- at 7:30 p.m. takes office on January l. Mr. and Mrs. Robert um of. RfedJ. to which was oldest with church nearby ~tore after having made a Pakistan is reg&~rdcd nnw as of Anton, 11, and Robert Peterson, all Pbarmacy, clock; Ren FrankThe new clerk will be Layton W'llming 11s he was repurtnd to be Jln store, corn popper; Mason Fur13( Fred Russell, pre!lident. was lh vllle RD, has receiYed a aold ' nearing his 86th birthday next sm<~H purch;~se involving the extreme interest and importa·ncc Sayre ()f New Haven. who wu Police said they did not know niture Co., cake plate and cover. charge of the meeting and DaVid placque at an award fro~ tbe Oltlo February. breaking up of a five dollar note. to the United States. It is o"ne of elected to the office in tbe a;eoer· · 1 Farm ElectrtflcaUon Council Jie He put four ··oiws" away while Am rri ra·s most t;taunch Mid-East ar election on this fall . whether to 1:telieve hia tale. Chief C. Miller was named as general · of Detectives Pat Deeley sent 8 The eontes_t will eovcr Lhc Bend chairman for the Ladles' Nlgbt wa• first place winner with bt1 aBi es. The U. S. has sent immense ·President Clar~mont E . Hoyt walking to his car . The .Mason County sherifrs ofElectric project in t-H club work welcDmcd Lion!!" and guesU; and 11:pecial ~uad to investigate alld Area and Wlll exte~d from Kay- dinner. Jenkinson got in his ear. went quanttt tcs of military supplies to fice has been dosed to the public: l.hls year. · check the statement. · long to Graha~ Station. The deariIntroduced program chiilrman Er· hoone, into his house and noticed thf' 111iddle cast land. as well as since n ecembrr 10 in order to set Delbert bad formerly Heetved nle Covert who presented Robert his billfold gone. A program of music, g:ames and Aecordlng to authoritiea, Staad llne for cntermg has been set for f'A tcnsive technological programl up the tax books tor the new sbersald . he and other men put the Satu_rday, December 22nd. All peo- ent,ertainment has been planned a check from the Ohio Power Co .. Jacohs, Jr.. son of Li(ln Bob JaAceordinr, to his worried report adm llll .';1 erf'd by U. S. e;t(perts. iff"s regime beginning on January three boys In a car, took them pi~ m t~e bend are urged to par- lo follow the dinner. Reservations in Pomeroy and a letter stating cobs. in person to the police he eould 1. Earl C. ~ohr will take over u to Robinaon's woods and beat Uclpatc m the contest. must be made by card to Mr. Mill· that his project won in the First only assuml' it had been lost down· Young Jacobs gave a half-bour . town. tbem to ~eatb. ' You may register your • entric§ cr. All Shri11crs and their wives Year El~tric course. He wired After The Daily Srnlinel had ll)etective!'l who have made a by calling the following phone and friends are urged to attend an electric motor, made an e\oc- dcmonstr.ation of magician stunts. trlc trouble light, and completely Guest.~ present beside the three been notified lo publish a notice. special study of the case quea- numbers: Spruce 3-57M; Turner the dinner. built an electric table lamp. 85-year-old~ and :Mr. Blaettnar 11 nd police alrrted, Jenkinson went tioned Staad inll!:nsively but were 2-3151; Turner 2-4335. He baa been in 4-H for six years were Harry Sm ith, r. D. Lotter- home. At the conclusion of the busin non.eonunitt11 about th e teaults. css meeting light rcfrcshments ~IRd lau carried cattle Ill his pro- idge, Rev . L. W. Jo"ick, Lawrence "He was real worried," said El'tbey said when they asked him .,;INCJNNAn. o. jects for five years. ·F our of the Schmidt (Bull Montana), Percy rna Russdl. the mayur"s secretary. were served. about the tape , which marks on Eggs, steady; net prices at five years Delbert"s cattle placed Peoples, J . H. (Jap) G.ra\..e, }farry Fifteen mmutcs after Jenkinson the tiodiea ·showed bad been used RS champion in the Guernsey div- Wehrung. Rev. L. M. MohrhOff. was home a happy phone call Kro ger empl oyees in this area farms for .u. S. L·<m~umer~. whites to bind the boys, Staad replied ision. He won a blue ribbon the Art Swisher , Ira foster , .Wtlliam came tu the mayor's office. \\'ill rccrin· approximately $27,500 and brown~ . A jumbo~ 37-45; A "what tape'!'" fifth time. in rash Chnstmas gifts, it was an· large :14-37: A medmm s 28--32; A Campbdl. "We found the biUfold , ;ut by Stud, po!Jce reeords showed, The young man is 1!1 years the car," Mn. .Jenk inson reported. nounccri today hy Arnold Scherz, small 21 ·26; B large 31-35; FOB had been frre1ted fout times olrf and a fresh.man In the Tuppers ma na gt•r of th.e Kroger Charleston Cincmnat1, whites and browns, A since 1K6 .,il minor counts, and Plains Hilh School. He has sevwhich operates local stores. large 41 -42 ; ,\ medium 35--37. Bran('h DOG LICENSES READY ()llCe bad br!en sent to Cook CounA District committeEt. meeting eral nice cattle as the result or Chick1!n~, fryers ~ c lower; Mrigs County Auditor Perry ty pQ"Ch()palbic ward for treatE,·ery cm!Jloycc with. six months for tbe M-G-M District of the Trihis f·H experience and is now tryRiggs announced today that thr or mort• SN\'!Ce. with th<e excep- fryer 3-3~ lb 14'7:-16; hens, heavy ment. ing to develop Other phases o[ State Area Council, BoY Scouls of 1957 do~: h r rn s~s arP now Oll sale tion of those who pnrticipate in a ovrr 5 lb IJ-15: hens. 5 lb and Continuing a custom begun sev· 4-H work. His older brother, David, America, Huntington, W. Va. was ad vi~c no!Z owner~ to ro,.l li - com pany incentive plan, will re- unrfer 12-13: hens, light type 10. and held. at the Gallipolis Clinic. (;al- era! years ago ,the Senior Girls' ha11 been In 4-H actl,·ity for ~ight cerrses for their pets as soon as crin· the ci1£'<'ks. accompanied by 12. and Boys' ('1a .~s of the Firsl Pres- yean: and also has s num·bcr or lipoUa, Monday, 'Deeember 17. Turk<.'rs, tom s, heavy 26 lb and possible. a C hri ~ tma :-> message £rom Kroger Lt. Col. 0 . V. Knipp, Point Plca- byterian Church . Middleport, Is excellent eowa. 26-28: toms, undl'r 26 lb 2fr.Z8; up Pr e ~ idcnl .ln~r ph B. Hall . Jncentive David ill a Junior t ·H Advi11or WASHJNCTON UP - The Post sartt, presided and other~ prcst•nt giving away thf'ir special colhens, hravv 28-29: fr ycrs-ro.uten MARRIAGE LICENSE plan eh l' r k ~ will be distributed were Miles Epling, Gallipolis· Wil- lection moue)· donated through and a member of the Junior Fair Office promisf"s to 'ce that "l.lO 10 lh and 'un•:lPr 2'7 -29. A mar ri A~C license has been i ~ ­ {'arl y m 19:i7. bur Dickson, Carl Murray , -~· Jo' . the year insh' Ml o[ using it for a Board. He has beef!. earryi.ng crops Cbrlstmas n1ail remains ·undeliv- sued through '-J ri~o: s Probate cnt~r t Buttf' r. 00 ~ rorc 68. as his project for two years. ered in post offic"s on Christmas to James Mdlrr . 22. Rutland. trurk Wilson, Charles Myers and Tom parly. Gifl s of 1 1 11~ IY!)f' _have .!:Oil(' to Day." · Lamboin, Point Plca~anL driver. ancl Anna SChuler, 23, Mid- Kro..:r r t'mploH'I'S for the past 19 This y<'ar a part will J;:O to the ltUSSELL CHARGe The meeting was hf'ld to dis- Hungarian r clir.f lhrough CARE. Acting J'o<:tmaaler (fcneral Mau· dleport. rnn~ • ·r u l• v t years. More than 30.MIIGS GPI£RAL HOI PIT AL Ra.\·nJOnd Ru;;sell , 25. or Pomeroy cuss tb.e prGposed objecti\'cs for A contribution will be made to the 000 nf tlw reta1l food firm 's em· ltrl arre ~ted by \fiddleport Police Admitted, H. McCumber, Rut· riee H. Stt~ns made the pled,:e' thC M-d-M District for 1957 and Westminster f''oundalion at Ohio land. STROKi VICTIM pl o.H·c-.. m ~t,-.rc s . warehouses, ofWettnesday in lelcgrams <tO local Chief Ru ssell Ba ile;.- has been citectto have each member in attend- University, which ~tveral of the Discharg'--rl, Douglas Camp. WesL Chamben of Conunerce acrosalbe . Harvc McCumber. Rutland. vir- · firo an•l m;mufa.cluring plants in ttl :\1ayor C. 0 . F1sher"s court OIJ ance select an operating committee class members attend. and the re· Columbia; Geor.llc Hclvcrl, Pom· nation. tim o( an apparent stroke, was 19 11\Jdr\lew,.~tcrn ami southern to serve on ib order to attend the malnder to Mis~ Lob Cecil, for- eroy; Mrs. Howard KiLchen, PomHe asked them to help by reo taken to Meigs General n .')spital ~t ai Ps will receiH• Christmas charges of ohstru eling traffic. PoBoy Seo._.t _Pf91J:am in ·1007. The mer music instructor of maD)! eroy; Mra. James Ward and son, porting Dn Ute mail siluaUOC· in Wednesday at 1 p.m. by !Jw Pom- clwek s tula \ing moi'e than $750,- lice ~id he harl lrft his c&r park.. ed in ttlc miltdlc o( tb<: street. 1 meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. members of the class. Cbeshjrc. - - - --'-'· ~roy Emergen cy E;quad. oou. Uieit ~a:>. •dinA Assessment, were rMde income for the yean indteate4 for the followi .. l penons: Polio Booster To Be Administered Here Dec. 27-23 I I I· Bend Area Christmas Lighting Contest Final Plans Announced ---- " IIIMSIOII .249.95 . -- - . tt1ft1 $pMt1 Ulf~tiM!nt _.,_.70 UHP ch-•b Ill 2 Y1 . teconth I Optional, eklre. lit low COlt- Give "The Gilt Tho.t .Keeps On Giving' $1.95 Your - ....... '"" tmg that lets yt\ifliifl st,anding OTHER WOOD WHAT A CHRISTMAS PRESENT! Federal Tax Filed Against Meigs U. s. lntema~ ment leins were Jack Thoma!!' offtce against the naaeu ol Countians, Death Reported At Oklaboma City pomeroy LiODS Fete Oldsters I At AnnuaI Chri ' .stmas o·mner Twin-City Shrine Club Plans For Ladies Night Tri-State Area District Scout Meeting Held Mako •-Y ponny of your Chrlllmall . . . . countl Here's the new RCA Victor Adair, ' • . ·the last 6to81!.M. SPRING HORSE y Billfold With $259 Lost And Found Wednesday Former Teacher In Pakistan To Be Speaker Here Holiday Closings Are Announced In Mason Co. Area Delbert Hill Is Awarded Placque By Farm Council $4.25 GUN and HOLSTER 'LIBERTY' SPECIAL FOR THEM Police Question Man In Slaying .Of3Young Boys DAISY CUB · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · .. .. $5.00 BROWNIE ange Mrs. thra'Uayes Seals, Tags, Rtbhons, Paper, The SINGLE COPY - 5< I $2.95 and $3.95 In the Notion Department. Pomeroy.)llddleport, Ohio, TLunday, December 20, 19$6 COLUMBUS, 0. UP - High way Palrol Superintendent Col. George Mingle today scheduled every- patrolman In Ohio on 2f hour duty Christmas Eve and New Years Eve in an effort to cut down ori highway holiday deaths. "We are going to extend our· ,elves and use every possible means "to control the deaths as much as poAible," Mingle saicl. GIRLS , ,." ' NO. 211 • SIZES 34 lo 40 $1.50 and $2.00 selection of patterns a·nd '·. .;. Me• Ohi~;~ . Mo'tly cloudy with •iorwol r•in •rMI driu .. toUy .... ' ••st •nd ..outh ,.nloM Mn~thtt problbly ~tlnvint lnte 'llriA; nt.-.rne e..t •ftd lOUth portlofw, Hot much ch.,... in t.ntperature. High lod.y .,_ to Mf'th. 41 t. 54 14ulh. Low tonlfht J4 to Jl north, 31 to 44 Mt.tlh. a A beautiful group of womens orlon Cardigans. Your choice of beautiful pastels and deep tones. COTTON suede flannel in a wide • ent1ne BY UNITED PIISI • GIRLS this Christmas - e $5.95 $4.95 arid $5.95 • WIATHII as g center Kroger Employees '""'" '" 'h'' '"' In Area To Share Market Report .In $27 Thousand· '"~'' ~'~"od· Presbyterian Youth To Give Funds To Needy No Mail Will Be Undelivered Says US Post Office I I �.-·N·-. . . ... . . , . . . . . _. . . . . .. 1 'liE n iJ!I'r ·~ · ·~~·~•~m~--·.-"'"''~·••~ · ~ · ---~---------·--•~·~ ~ - • • --. THE DRIVER'S The Daily Sentinel 2---Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dee 20, 1956 SEAT DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA IICHARrJ 5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as ~rond class ma1l mg mat!Pr a t the post ofrt<:e at The All Force's 14th F ig hter named after the hero of GulJu·er's Travels Sergeant Gulliver I airfield near Wtnooski, Vermont, E;hould have a Sergeant Gulln·er would be an appropriate member of lhiB sa fetv-consci0111 group, for 1t has buill a unique little town that m1ght ~a\e been tnsplred by thi S famous book about the adventures of a man vlllltlng a world of tmy people Meigs Area Has Pronks.ter's Hot Foot pra nks ter 's v1c:tJm w!lh a hot foot For th1s IS the month announcenwnt \1 Ill be m<~de - 1f 1! Is made- about taking up <'ertam optiOns m the Lelirt Falls area hy o nl" or more la1ge mdu stnal concerns ' ' !I ,I Calk>d Safetyvdle, U S A , the m1ntature town, logically, 11 a popular attracbon for children the area ' Safetyvdle proe:ram, conducted every Saturday arteraoen, lncJut.te b.!cycle and altlt&lltobile safety, pedest.rtan saefty. family automobile safety and ~afety in play A mohon ptcture ·made for the chtldN<n feature! a lead chararier, Dopey by name, who insists on doint everything wrone. His heroic counterpart is Safety Sam. an airman dressed as a clown, who rides the streets t)f SafetyvUle in a battery powered car A atring of cbil· dren rn pedal cars follow clue behmd Sam, and when he stgnal& for .11 lurn the youna:sten copy hil lead No wonder the ciUidren low SafPlyviile What youngster C'Ould resut the appeal of a chtld-elte vtllage, fl free movle and a clown to lead all proceedrn&s! >•• We suppo~e that should our Ll•tart area bloom this year, or anytime soon many communities 'Aoill fmd it wise to proceed as has the Southern Lo( al School dJst11d That district IS m the bl•gmmng phases of a complete school survey of its present and probable futUI e needs The suney IS bemg conducted hv local persons who have a deep inteH:!st in education. They are procf'edmg With ad\'Hf! and guicl(• luws suggested by exper ts 111 education from Oh1o Univers11y natur,l\ ex pansion s mc" World \\1.1 r II A good example is Raflnt' lltgh S<hnol 1\self whith 1s housmg almost over a third mm l' as many .:; tudf'nf s for d.ul v <l<~ sses than w.s mtended in the dt•s Jgn of the hlllhl1ng Ear.;! ern School DJ <.: tr u t JS on th e \\lay tow.11 d solvmg 1ts keep ch1ldren from underfoet on Saturday aftPtnoonsf school prohlPrn ll ow('Vt'r. 1f gio~I!IJ.: p:.rms do (ome home to Joost lwa• E..ts t ern wlll hnd •t sP if \\llh lilt• toh lo do over 1 Some mdlcationr ot the etfeetr of the program can be meuured b:~- the report from a f1ther rebuked by a SJx-year-old boy when he started to leave the car on the street ~ude. " Hey, Dad, wou're gettmg out on Dopey'& s1de," nld the youngster hllll of ~hat m<ly come in that I area 1s Sl'(' llill tiH J~ <.il1 lv th ,Jt a{re ngc., 101 I H w homps along S Ltlt• flnut e 7 bc l\~et' n I h estPJ and Tupp<'I s Plallls a re at a ,1ga 1n in a fc'W ye,u s _ .\lr(•Jdy , .t 1 prenuurn I that all• )'u un g 111 tw,ut .wd s trong 111 a [ Th e c:om munJ IJ cs tollt(tiVl' arni~IItm1 l <1 JIIO'• JHI \\llf ll~m·ltt 111 lll c ye a1 s to I' Oill t' as cxp,ul ,um a ll iV t' s A11d 1h1 s lwuslllg <·xpanslon shoulrl not have to hl' forcl'd upo n us IJ\ ( hh<' JHOX \Inll y of a new, gl<lllt md\ 1st rv It Is hl'f< al 1eady fu1 Hw l.lklll g ll.dlipolls has Ill?\\ modcn~ lwu:.llll-: II Hils come available l'ht•rt• .~ te nu1r1 e •uu s ne"~ hom ('s outsule Pom- a gtcat dt'<ll of 8l'en on good stles e1uy and Ml(hJI(•pnrt 1r1 tht> e-.tsll'ln s1•<lwn of ou1 'ountv Thl'i haa blossom{'d f1onv tht• ll ll iH'Ills nl liH' K.tlst>r Ahun1num plant 111 RaH'IIS"<wrl hvgt'l ('tC'C'k and Sporn plant:::. So far very littlt• ha s tH<Itll'rl to MHid!< ·port or Poln('IO\ \ Ponrf'IO} .'.. ' lil ' ~ •• Chambct of I omnwr ( ;' < omrmtll'(' 'v\lns n•pmlt•cl a month ago huddhng OV('l I hi' proh!t•m of long le1m lmamm g fot hnm('s here Its ftr sl 11')1111! Is hl •i n g ,1\\.-a ll t•d V.ilh 111ten•s t Ttu s rP· port, 1f it h.ls good nP\\S m Jt and ts made this month woutd b1• a perft•<·t Chn . . tm as pr <'Sl'll t from the Chambt•r Of C om. ~ ·•· ml'nC' to 1\ s <O 'IllnliiH1 v 180 2111 '30 300 4QO 445 500 ~ 3o 600 6 30 6 45 6 55 700 7:141 7"45 800 Cruntb and Des DiaaA S&lote Sbow NBC !1".,., YOu. Bet Your Ute 8·30 llt'afi!OI 8·00 Peoitle'• Qltkotl 10:00 Lu Vid"'! TIMltre II olD lf<WtR...au... ......... ll:tS W'eatJaeh!est tt:!O ~ ll:JO TOIIill>t 2 00 2-111 I! Our M~11 ACROSS 1 The common heather G Examlnea critically 10 Wild 01 11. Cha.ra~Cler­ \lltlc 12 Ptt<ce of alatUBI y A Cllmbint: . palm 13 Coin (Swed I 18 ua~up IT Stan.pl agatn lt Fib 2\t. .mveryona JiJ. Catch, u 41 Gun fllhtnRt ~ Walk &lowly Brboka s.....,, rty OQ 'l'be B.c Plyofl 3 30 Bob Crosbv Show 4 00 Brighter Day 4 IS See~ .!"t Storm 4 30 Edg~ of Night ,n 00 The ~rly Show 8 2S Les Paul A: llarr Fot'4 8 30 Your Ent. fteplrte1 t1 l'crHia po.sa • 1 Oily C4»ru tTurk J 21!1 Cu1hiOU 21 Mon1ret 28, Ma.n'a narn1 29 Rulhlee11 plunderera Lone. 35 31 37 curllnr wave1 Small explo•lve .ound Girl a name Color P'ollow 38 39 Verbal ~tl Oulde 11 Small nle Gyptlea 27 Voca· 'fe.hrdt)''• A••w.r tlon Bplkea or 29 Scene of ~2 lncantaUon l(ralh th~t crime 34 Cold north 21 R<"ndt'red tat 30 River !So. wind of JIWin• (ft.,.vlt:r:) Am) 22 Modlcurn 31 Nol1eneral ST Seed venal • ' "'" • 1 Work 2 Harden 3 8nltr• :;:; •• ~ ' •• [i'r ~" ~~ • " • ~ ~ ~ ,. « ~- . . Hero'a how to work It: DAII. V CR\"PTOQI IOTF. - t r0 t% " ... " ~~' ~ [%; t;1 r-::. .' ' ,.... ":!-t. ~ ~' 1/:0 ' . ~ . , ' f;;/ DOWN N, rt~ma~kl 0 :~ By RAYMOND A. lAJOIE Crutral Pn A,.IWCiation Corre.tpondf'u~ J b Fruiting IIIah 22 B;;xtr& JJ yaeld· lng 23 Witty 8 Nomlnnl D Vt&or H Rt•q ui ru l6 :J!uQhristmos 8tot! ( Penol ) 2i un- ~tub&la.nr""ea AX\ IJI 8"-AXIl I"' I, 0 N c. F I ' I. I, 0 W una l elt~r ~ impl\ ,;l u nd~ fnr nnnllwr Jn thlll 11ample A lm 111ed fur the t hrrrt t. .. X ro t t nl' 1'1u O .<t ('IC Single letter!! apot~· trophea, the len~~:th nn•l f tu m a tu on or the word• are all hint• Each dll) tlte cOOt> ltth•ai! ll.!t llt ff,l r nt, A ( ryph•arun Quotation I I ' XF'ONO KNDDR , 0 T R H D RF D R~~ IJ XZI IZQI{QOYY J>Z I JZF. WIRZDY K N lJ U n r~ ZY EB0 - B E F Z B S D l l Z I'Mlfordny'• C'ry(tlmf910I P, I JC', OW HOW BUSY YOU ARF: IN' YOUR LIBRARY WHICH IS YOUR PAR,\T'l::;t~;­ &RA.IMUS Dl•h l b<~lltd b)' Km1 Ye•tv.ret By,..lrate ' Watt-., Winchell Show 9:00 On Trial 9 :30 1H5 11:00 11 :15 11·20 1 11·!0 1230 Bl~ SIOI"Y t amous FiJhlJ Weat:&trtut Ptess Box 'tonLJht s1xn on De'"-.,. 4 Cub Scouts • party Ch r1stmas Held 0 n Mon day I 00 llomln1 Show 10·00 Gat'f!J' lloON 1.1:30 St.'\te It RJrh 1.3 00 VaJian! Lldy 15 Ldve of Life 12·30 Search for Tomorrow ta: 12 45 Guiding IJght t ·oo X au..•• .tCitthea l 30 As the World 'l'umJ 2·)0 Our Miss Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 fhe J11g Payoff 3 3!) Bob Crosby Silo• 4:00 lkla;hter Dap 4 UJ SeL'l'et Storm 4 30 Edge of Night I 00 Earh• Show 6 2tl Les Paul &: Mary Ford 6.30 Ycur E'ol!lso Reporter 6 4ft Sporb Parad~ 6 55 Weatherman 7.00 Shop on Television 7 Hi Douzlas Edwarls 7 SO My Fri!!Dd Flickl I! 00 .We11t Point Story 8 80 *'layhuuse of Stars 9 OQ •Crusader 9 30 H1ghway Patrol 10 00 The Line Up 10 30 Person to Person w tThud ore H IOH In the Auatrtan Alp11, In the reglon known a.11 the Tyrol- "the land In the mountains" - 111 to be round the birthplace of Sdr ut Night. Hol-v N•ghr HeM. lhe towertnc Tyrolean peaks. famed for their enow-capped rrandeur. rise In lofty aim• pllclly Into the cool clear all, ' guardlnc 11mllln.r ""•"elul valle v!l. P'ar up In t.M Alps where 1ove or musk la nature 1 gift to every chUd, r.eatlee the town of Obemdorr Au1trta. Hne In Ul18 llvltd a dt<vout young Au1trian priest named Father JoiM!ph Mohr With hla friend the village 1choolmuter and church 01 rani at, Fram: Ot·ubf!r, he was de•Uned to rtve the Wt)rld th\1 moat famoua of all Ch1l1tmaa hymr.a The two m•n, bnth lov~r• or ~~Ntat mmtlc hlld often talked of the fuel lhllt 'the perf'ec:lt Christmas song had not ;y9t been found ' Thtnklna about It Mohr u.t In hie cht1rc 1 stutly on Chrllrtma11 ll:ve 11118 Olltaide¥ th~ h11.11ht'd !lll t'nt e of the nl(ht helghtt'nttl the anow-covcred bt'aUt\ and &tJilnela Of the lltuUtltR!n acene The purity and ralm nt>s.t or \hi! high ))<'Rks fllll';l h\1 he11rt wtth radl rmt jtl\ as the reool1etllon of th<'n fiut Chl'iltmu tltJinr6 ' Jl s ua. The Savlour '" horn came to htm And the thoughta that had bfol'n long fo 1mJng In btl mlnd snilil<"uh found nHII!ICal t!)(P"" ~"Ion In ttl~ aong whl<'h "e l1 av• em('• come to know and love a• liiUf'llt NiJJIIt Hol!l N•ghl 1 00 MJdday Movie Matiaee Feminine Touch 2:15 ~ace 2,45 IJfe Wltb l!:tizllhelh The ne.:t morning Chrilt• maa Day Mohr h un ae4 to hla frlend'l home wit h. the manUierlpt or hill p1 eclou• aong Gruber read It Intent.. Jy and exclaimed with nncon· trolled enthu•taam J<~ rtend Mohr. you have found tt the rlrht tong - God be pralllfd!" Gruber, thrl11ed wlth the apirit ol' hll trlend'a ver•tl'l, aet to work to compo•e the perfect melody for ''ltle perfeet .on.g." Finally, the .oh. f~l air we now ""' came to him. "IL atnra ll~telf your .OR.J," he crle<l to the dellfhted prie.t Gruber'• real contribuUon to mualc )lea In the beauty and almplt<llty of the tune, In It~ perfect blending with Mohr'a verae• The two men 1anr the new hymn ovflr toIBtheJ> to have It rearlv for the church 4evotlomt that night Lattr In the 1ame f'VE-nlng, when the vlllli'flrB we•e gathered tn the rray little mount ·hurch. Mohr and Gruber nang their Ctnistmaa sonJ before ita flrat audlem e ll touchfd the llateners deeply, and arter tlle l!t'I'\WP they thanked the tWO (! lendR \o.ith telllt'8 of JOJ In tht<lr e' u A new hymn had been horn Tt!t story of how thf' song IPI'fa'd frOm Its mountain home ln the Tyrol to bprome one or the Christmas ravorltltl tn an parta of thl' world 11 an enc~anttnr on• Only very slowlv tint It ('()me< Into famf' For nl'arly a yvat aft'fl1" Ita flr~;t rendtUon. lhe eonr lay almost for· rotten tn a t u bE' r' 8 deak Then. In Nonmber. 1819, the 1:10 2 II Us 3:80 ~idday Matinee 8·30 l'lve !l<u l'lul f ,ue kollll, Proa • 7:11 lollll Dalr 6 ~ lleWI Alternoon !"Ura !'.!lhval 5:00 II!Ctey M.... Club 7.00 Kokl&, i"'ru. • Ollle 7"18 lohr Dlb 6 tile :Newr 7:30 -k ljbenf( of 8:0Q Qreua eoo•b• t:IIO ltlto Servl<o · IO,rfO II~ u: 12:1 J"bllee IIQis ot tJ1o SJPt ~n'nieatre lllp 01 I !'lrmidh '!'outb Uterace S:GI> llufl•lo BiU. Jr. 3.00 tl'rle~l 12~0 I Nel4hboi"J Uf• Wttll llhzlbelill Af!emoon Film Peotivll ue 11111101" llerill 1'1111e S:~ lllcktv Mallie Clab 1.00 Ca...n.oll' Cluh ..30 Five Stir Flail 6-80 Super Serl1l T""'-' · !I'll ow. 'i.o: ;:: ~ ~· Poldle Dlfeoder Your Sunrise To Sunset Station on Stlll It waa without a name and waa known simply aa Thf' T)ti'Olf'8e Bo'llg, becau11e It had fir.t come from the Tyl'()lean AJpL With that title It wu printed In 1842 for the ftrat time, 2f yean after tt had b.!en compol!ed. It beeam• wl6ely uHd tn Atlstrla and Germany On their American concert tour (18ft0 HICS t the Ra1nf•- a famlly ot lbspre from the Tyrol, broua:ht tht• new Chrllltmu carol wtth them and •llfll' lt before tarce •• krlcet. Within a hw YHl'l It alto co 1quettd the hearte ot Amerle&Da. P'rom that time on, the lKIJ1C ha~ bMn pullhto oouat· le!!a other NfttU'*I'" and ear.. rled to all parts ot lhe warld to beeame the bell lof'ed: ot all Ctn1atmu 10Dp and hymq, a truly lntel'Nrtlonal Chrtllmu anthtln. Today, a monument In Obemdorf p:trpretuatea U.e m~mory ot the men wtlo eave Ul Silent Nlgltr. The .onr touchea a heart. ' felt need, and to an who hear n. It brfn&'l Ule Savtoul''t nlm UHI peaee ln Ita ltratn• of beauty and joy! .,.......,_, THill CHRIIrl'o MAS STORY-ill Santa Claus, UJe ellUnlfiW .-lilttloft to tlle 10..,.. ol Ntdlolu. *'· CHRISTMAS GIFTING The evemng's program was held In t.he soe1al room and the devotional 8erv1oo Included a respon- County Home Children Are Party Guests John Lelvla ~ Edward LlebermaD TH£SE FOUR MEN are under FBI arreat ln New York !n tbefta of' 30 maps of nch oil land& from Gulf 011 company. The arre.ata ca.me about atter GnU noticed Ita aecret oil Iandi ware being leased by wildcat operaturs. Gulf hlred detective&. A.rli employe whO got Ill the hole gambling, 1t tumed out. waa p&yiDJ' off witb the maps. Odie Seagraves, 60, Is from New York and HoWJton, Tex , reportedly a former mu1tlmilllon-dolllll' oU promoter; Emaa.. uel Lester, 3~. New York, wa1:1 convicted tor attempted extortioq on Serge Rubinstein, who was murd8J'ed several yeal'l ago. The others held are John Lelvia, 34, Orange, Tex ; Edward Lieberman, 30 Lester' .II f,lrother, in whose otrtce Md wal'f!bouae some of- the maps were recovered. ( lnte:rnatioftal8<*ndtlhotn•l - -- - - -~ Missionary Society Electo Circle Prepares Gifts For Underprivileged The annu<~l chnstmas party and NEW ARRIVAL program was held at the regular Mr anri Mrs George Robrrt Ste- m'¥1:10.11 of Chester Grange Tueswart, Mason arc announcmg the day evemng. Articles were brought to make birth of their f1rst ch1ld, a son, born at the Mason Chmc 011 Dec up a contnbution to be given to 14 The mfant wc1gh'C d 8 lb and the Countli Home for Chnstmas 6 O'l and has been named Wayne by the Home Economics commitAndrew The mother 1s the former tee The chatrman asked that sales Gladthc DeVol of Middleport The tax stamps be brought In at once paternal grandparents arc Mr and Paul Bacr made remarks m reMrs Robert Stewart, Mason and gard to rnsuranee and C N Jones the malernnl grandfalehr IS Mr gave a report on the conference Devol. Columbus held at LogaJl and also ~nnouneed the next Pomona mcetomg at Rock Sprmgs, Jan 4 with Ohve Grange hosts. as Chr~stmas wa~ th<' thllme of the program as follows Song. "It Came Upon A Mtdmght Clear". Grange, Scrapture, Thelma Case Song-"Hark The H-erttld Ange1s Smg", Grange; Welcome, Mdame Dean, Two Words, Joy Kau.b. Grandma's Gtft, Ricky Koblentz, Song, ' Sllvcl' Bells", Bob and Mar:~- Kautz, Meriy Chrrstmas Linda Baer, After-wards. D1ana Baer A song, "Oh Little Town or Bethlehem", V11g1n1a and Barbara ~-1 c;..liclonlill File 10:00 llil1 Anlh•llr Sbow .c ..,~ ·- ...,,., of t.e ~ .... u:al _..., n..tro I I - u" Come Front Wr1ght ; A Pecuhar Dolly, Patty Koblentz; Christmas Everywhere, Jenmfer Dean, Safe Hohday for Ohto Fam 1hes. carl Kautz, Christmas Wish, Larry Hollon, Readmg " At Cnr1s t 1r1as .. , Norman McCa1 n, Chnstmas Eve, Navada Beaver, Christmas Prayer, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Song "Silent Night" caneluded ~be program No meeting wlll be held Dec. 25 but next mPctmg Wlll be Jan 3. Distribution of g1fts, and retres~ents concluded the meet· mg. CORRECTION In the J'('port or the Sugar Run PTA operetta the part of ' t h c. Christmas Tree was played by Tommy White; Third grade boys omttt~d 10 the report were David Good 'A in and Jon GumthN as was the name of Barbara RouHh Second grade ~::uls s hould have hsted Mary mstead of Nancy Manktn and Phyllis Follrud s hould h.ilve been hsttd m the SIXth grade g irl s WHY PAY MORE? I Aliddleport Department Store • For Men and Women LUCIO US For The Female eSWEATERS SPORT COATS eSLACKS esocKS eBRAS eTIES eROSE eJEWEI.RY eJIATS eSLIPS eLUGGAGE eGLOVf;S ePAJAAIAS Many Others eSLIPPERS Gifts For The KidJ Middleport Department STORE JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MILL ST. .., 0 , "' MIDDLEI'OIIT - 31b $1.59 - - - doz49~ Fruit Cakes LARGE JUICY For The Male *HOUSESLIPPERS *HOSIERY fife's Observe 49th Wedding Anniversary THE SHOE BOX sive re-dmg Jed by Milton Houda· The forty-mnth weddin& anniver M1ddleport 1he'lt and a Chriltmas prayer by sary of Mr and Mra. Dell Ftfe Thomas Bowen. Mrs. Dan White wall duurman of the program wa1 observed on Dec. 18, 1956, at ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ their bome on South Second Street whtch Jncluded .a medley of ChnstMn F1fe ts m very poor health mas music played by Mrs. Harold and the1r celebration was confmed Lohse a readmg ''Keepmg Cbnsb to a family dmner Wltb Mr and mu ' by Mrs Wallace Bradford and a poem ''T.he Mearun,g of Mn Robert Fife and children V1rgm1a Irene and Robert Craig, as Chrutma~" and a story "Oh, Yes, the only guests. Lord" by Mrs Fred l. Gardner. Cash Bahr sans a vocal solo "SJI· According to Mr and Mrs Fife I ver Belli" and Mrs. Chester Er- 10 1907 the weather Ill December wm accompan1ed group smgmg of was very s1mdar to that of Lh1s carols. year Mrs. F1fe has been confmed 1 to her home and under the care In a novr distnbubon of gifts for exchange. the class p1ayed a of a doctor for tbe past four sort of ~·musical cbairs'' to the weeks Among the gtfts received was mus1c of Jmgle BeUs Mrs Dan Whtte was m charge of a series of one from Arthur Davidson , Rtch games whtcb ooncluded the pro- ard Vaughn and Robert Duckworth gram. .....:... LAST AnnuOI Christm~s Program Staged By Chester Grange Tuesdoy Night ~-=====:,...,._;;,"'l,..•,.,s~~p==ou= ehurcb orra.n had to be repaired, and the rtpalr man, wtlen he had fltdstred W1th hie work. uked Gruber to play sometbtnl to tell the or&"an. Ttle beautiful melody or 8Uent NtgM oame back to Gruber'• mlnd and he played It wltll all Ita powerrul yet Simple beauty. So ent.ranc.d waa the orJan-buU<kr that tie beHed to take a copy ot the 1t0ng with him to hls own. town acros1 the mountains From one mualc-lover to another lbe hymn was puHd FOR YOUR C!uldren from the Cou nty Home Pl a'n s were m:~dc' to rre pare Mather, forc1gn miSSIOnary in were spec wl guests Mond.1y eve n gift s for und e1 pnv1h~ed chJidre n Burma. lit" v.hcn the P nsctl la Circle of the EJecta Circle of the when lh~ A H Sanborn M l~Sion;~ ry Soc Mrs. Frank Cheesebrcw was m B ll Sanborn M i~stonary Soncty it ty of the F1rst Baptl~t Church charge of the program which mor the l"u Sl Baptist ChUI ch mrt met at the home o f i\trs l{uth Rob eluded the story "Oh , Yes Lord" l'uesday c~e nmg at the home [lr mson,' Norlh Sf'<'nml A ~cnuc and ~ P.pem ;:A Carol'~ bY Mrw ~lr s C P BrarlbuJ y Wi th Mrs E Mr s Ger.alrl Anthom 1\Irs D1111 L llugh('s th.lllman, prrs1d1ng Cheesebrew, group ~1ngmg uf Sl B cc k~r and Mrs P.1!1l Harbrecht The mcetrng opened wtlh the lent Nlght , a readmg 'Seasons wc1e respon~1blc lor IJ amportaGrcetmgs"" by :\trs Milton Hood ~to n ot thr J\allvll) from J.uh tH)ll for the gu• 'ib. and :\lr~ Man rea'l b)- the ch<~rrman followed b} Gtft.s were exchanged by the Lh1rmng Klo<'s 1\11 s John Fultz :\-Irs teen members arid one guest, Mrs the 1 01 d s Pruycr 111 Umsol} Mrs Rob<'il Mills and lohs Glenn Hens J B Hayes lrr we1c ,,..,tstmg hostesses With f :\1 Archer rrad .an <~rllde \Christmas Customs Around Lhc Mrs. Charles Bennett won the Mrs ll:Jbmson World' door prize g•un by the bosless Mal ga 1ci H J> t to ld 1he <hnstwho served a salad course carry· mas stury, of The I sttkst Angel' Durmg the busmcss mcctmg mg out the Chnstmas theme Deand led group ~ingmg of carols the plSins for the children s gifts corahons of th~ home mcluded a and a set ies of games d111111g the for Chnslmas '>'ocre completed as hghled Sa nta Claus on the front party l'hc children each received a part o r !he Circles yearly pro porch, a Christmas arrangement a s pCCLal g1ft with the C1rclc mem- JCCt Mrs Clifford Haycs read a over the fireplace and other trad1 bers giVIng g1fts to lh em mstead letter from Margaret M Wnght llonal Chnstmas symbols of hav111g a g1ft exehange acknowledgmg a gtft sent to RuL.~h------=--·---c-Refreshments o£ Santa Claus cookies, tee cream, pop and candy canes were served to the guests .and members 990 On your Dial t' Mrs Don Rouch president presided over the short busmcss meetmg and Mr:;; Robel t Ftfe was general cha rman of the part} committee. Mrs Co1a Bennett JcceJv~> d a pnze for havmg the best wrapped g1ft and Mrs Gl'ne R1ce recewed t he door pnze G1fts wc1c exch:.mg cd and recorded Christmas mus1e was played dunn g the social hour The members were presented cor sages and refreshmenls uf s and wtch>, cook tes and coHce were \ servld De( oratwns mcluded a 1 lighted Christmas tree crepe pap er streamers, bells and holly branehes 1 J E H WHTH-TV Channel13 ' Ar._., '"'''""· h•d 1h"r Chnslmas porty Monday evenmg at the LegiOn Hall Mrs. Dwrght Wallace, Dcrt Moth er of Den 4 ,Cub Scouts was as&JSted by Mr~ Bruc~ Lloyd and Mrs fhyllis Wells m g1v1ng a Chr.stmas party fqr the Cubs th1s Wt!Ek at the\f regular mcetm' on M()nday GJmes were played and gtfl& wrre exchanged anrl the bo:~- s were servt'd cookie'J, cukes, and ~andy cal.fS Cubs in the Den are R1cky Wells, and Rodney Karr new mcmb ... rs. Bruce and >\Jan Wallace, M1chl Lloyd, Me1nn Sw1s~cr, Daud Cu vert, Ronme Roush l'llll>AY CHANNti:l. 8 8·00 C•oto~in Kan&aroo Hoyt family Is Presented Gifts Prior ToTrip . t.ulf red candles were used mantel arrangement Other arrangements one of magnolia leaves rones, a bghted tree, and on the The Amn11ary of Lhe Feeney- - - -- - - Dennett Po~t, No 128, Amertcan News Headliner Homebuilders Closs federated Church Friendly Circle Christmas Party Is Holds Annual Christmas Dinner annual Cbruunao dlan.r of {Onduded the proa:r&DJ Held At Th e Ch urc h I theTbeFnendiJ Ctrde of the J<"eJcra charge ofthe preMdent Mrs. Fred Forty f1ve members were pres- ted Church wu hdd 1 uead.a}' eve charKe ofthc pres1dent Mrs l>' red Frank Cheesebrew, iUpedntar Pnt for lhe anDUJJ Clu'latmu party nmg Jn lhe chllfc:h dlmng room lilntlnar the report of tin~ nom1na dc>nl of the Church sebool 11 U. of the HomebuJldera Cl.au at the with 24 Dlt!r'Pberl and f1ve guests lmg commuLee , Mn Ph1l Globo Church or Christ The potluck din· Rev and M.rs. Waldu J BarU:b, kat, Hr1 kubert Roberts itll d Mrs fo lUI Baptist Church, J)l'ellllted ncr wu .&erved 10 t.:Je church dm- Mn Donald Lannma:. Mrs Paul James P'ugaU was given and the thf' :,ev C E Hoyt and hia ~ II'IK rootn and the decorations were Chapman and Jlrl. Don Thomas followmg off1cers elected, Mrs w1Lh a Chr(stmu &:ift Sundat It made by Thea Neutsling and In· preaent ~Ike Simmons presJdent, MIS! Lhe mornme Church Scbool eRJrl" , eluded ailver gul.and• .ilnd ICQIUn· A 8 30 turkey dinner w~s served Erma Sm1th vlte-pretudent, M1ss CISe ed tarletan tree1 Mrs Neutzhng by memben oftbe Happ)' Huvea Mary Ehza~th Chapman secreWedne.!lday evenint attbe ~ and Mrs. Denver Rice were tO- ~n clau The tablel we:re attrae- tary , and Mrs Paul Wtrncr , treaweek Prayer and Pralle ~ chalrmen of the decoratiOJ COm· tive w1Lh Ulbted Chrbtmas c.andlea tlfter Mn Blaettnar th<~ nked the Mrs Raymond Luman, preJideat f4 mrttee. mlm!lture treu and alelih acenea gro up for theu coo~ra llon thf' the Busy Bee Cia... IIYI!I a ll,tt Cash Bahr. president, waa in Favor• were candles in the form past year to Mr and Mn Hoyt and one to charge of a short bUJtnell meeting of remdeera. Members of the Ctr· Mn Stmmons outlined some of their son, David, from the ct.... held at the ilbl.e and tbe clau cle plannma: the dinner were Mrs The Hoyt fanu))' are leavfoa to.. voted to giV<'! 1 contr1but.1on of $:10 Mike Slln~on1, )ln. Wtlli~m Hat- the work for th~ commg year and Rev Bartel• announced the Chn1\ day for a hohday vt.tit in to the eburrb. Mn. M L. Kelly, lack and ldrL Paul Werner mu aeniCeJ to be held at the and the g1ftJ were preten.ted earlr aii&Uilant teacher of the clue. preFolloWin& the dinner a program church sented them wtth a Chrinmas grft was preaenW!d C!OI'IIlltlne of group iiiiiiilliiiiiliitiiiili.;beeaw.ae of tbll. of $10 for their trea1ury smgma: of "It Came Upon The MH:i· Mr. Bahr thanked the chainnen mght (;leer" w1th Mrs Marvm and committee member. who bad Burt 1.11 aeeompanilt TM CbrirtLuke planned and prepared the party. m.as atory taken fr(lm St waa told bY Mr1. Fred Blaettnar )Ire Wilham Grueser and Mrs. Stewart Hani1 were co-chalJ'men and a Chn1tma1 1tory, '"The Little or the food committee Tb.e C!lau Muter" by LIUtan Shearon wu also voted to go caroling Sunday read bY Mju Mary Vrrg1n1a Re1bel The hymn, "Joy TO THE World" evening atter the Christmill pro•• cram at the church and to return to the church social rooms for oookres and coffee. Feeney- Benne tt lor the 1 Auxl'll"ory Holds mcluded I Ch ' t p ty anct p1ne riS mas ar C.vilc1de el Sports r 12·30 •lly I 8· ~ There's also the story about the 8•45 Sport• Pnaae Ill'! year-old belle who asked her 6M We:thmnan mother to !top because her door of 7110 Art Linkletter &: the Kida the car wasn't lucked And an. 11- 'J·Ui Dmtgla• l»ward~J 1 year-old boy who had bee.n attend. 7 ~0 Sgt. PreSton of the Yukon rng Safetyvllle claflses ms1sled lllat Ius Cather cl,eck h1s bike for safe 800 Bob Cummlngs Show workmg order 830 Climax Perhaps the most significant 980 Playhouse 90 11 00 New~ measure of the SafetyvUJe pro- >1111 up to the Minute News 11·05 Scanmng the We-ather gram 1s m the greater care taken 1105 Scllnnmg the Weather u 10 Tbe .ate ~how !1 10 by children at school cro~~t~ings The Late Show SIGN OJ'F PRAVEil omd pede!!\l'ian crosswalks The actions of Safety Sam have replared rar~>less Impetuousness 14th Fighter Group has done some thmg stgnif1cant - made safety TRJoJ TRAVEl ERS' CHRISTMAS TREE-Fullr deeerated for the Yuletide Ieason, the Baltimore and~' it education both entertaininr anil Ratlroad'a natk.nan1 famoua llotl1.Tree-hy·ihe·Trackl. olen a cheerfll' Chriatmaa greetn•r \o lhou;r f'.lfecUve Everybody ag~s that 1 traveler .. rail and highway. After dark the tree rlow• with hundred• of IIJhti. Symbohu y, too,h ,, h 8 employeea wear holly 11 pr~a11 durin1 the holldaya. Located near Jaeklon. Mar)'land, •sdjacert to ht e a t ere IS a v1ta 1 need for 11 1ety CHANNEL II l'llll>AY (J{ANNl!iL more-Phlladt~lphia tnuln bne of the 8&0, the tree 11 ¥lear1J "i•lble t. tra•eleu on 0 •, · Ch40, en 1 ::..:.m Ia education, antf lhe 14th Flthter ll:H Sip On 11 :44 Sip On 1 The blnth annual tree llghtlnr eeremony, now a tradaiiObal pari of Mar7land II r alma• n. Group hu shown how u can be u:a CRt60ft Club 11·45 Cartoon Club •et ~r December 15. al 8 p.m., when thousand~ of~~1tor• are espec:ted. to ~ P~~~ ... _ _ _ __ _ .:m:•=d='..:.'":":..:':or:..'a:I~l~'=':n:ce:r~n:•:d:·_ _ UNO Nooa Newa 12:10 Moon News 12.15 No!lhbol"l 23 Releuu condl· tlhn• • The Chrutmas party of the Rut duung roon. buffe t .a crescent ar· land Garden Club was held Mon rangem c nt of green grapes and day evemnJ:l at the home of Mrs evt'rgreen green tapen and a gild James B T1 1 us, Rutland , with Mrs ed cone wrt'!ath hu ng <~bo\e the James S. Titus as the co hostess buffel Mrs. Webb Hall president, was m The dtmng room table had an ar charge of the meeting and Mrs rangement of white chryunth.e Cecil Bohn gne the devollonal mums, gilded bamboo and pal service whtch opened the meetmg mt lto palm s used with a madon· After a short bu smess meet1ng na The hostesses served strawberglfts were ex('hanged and the ry me1 mgu t:'s, Chn~>tmu cookie s, ident1t1es of Secret Pals for the nuts , candtes and coffee lo the past year revealed and new ones members and three guests Mrs drawn for 1957 Martha Do\1 rl, Rutland , Mrs Walter Ramev and Mrs Chester TanMrs William Folan displayed a nehill, M;ddleport table arrangement usmg a star Mrs James S Titus won tJle base wreathed m angel·hatr, pflt- travellmg pr1ze brought by Mn zer evergreen , candles and ChristHall and Mrs Patter90il won the mas balls Mrs James B T1tus bad pnze brought by Mn. Colwell.. used' glJtter balls and evergreen for ' ber front door decorat1on and graduated wreaths of pme cones, tied With red satm ribbons, and 6 t.s ~pons Bre 8 M Weatherc&lt 7 00 Death Valley Days 7 30 E4d1e Fi&her Show 7.45 NBC News e:oo !'he Lifo Of lUI.,. ""'f. DAllY CROSSWORD Senltnel Rutland Gorden Club Annual Christmas Party Held Monday WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 k • 6 55 Sign On 7 00 Toda} 9 00 Coffee Time .o oo Dina Dong S<!hool 10 30 The Pnte Is Right 11 00 Horne 12 00 Tit faQ' Dougb 12 30 It Could Be You l 00 Current ' 00 Camt"ra Cues Ta School 2 30 Tennessee Ernte Ford 3 00 Matinee Theatn4 0' QU<een For A D17 .f 45 Modern Rurnances 5 00 Comedy Time :1 30 Aunt Dru Sbow 8 00 Wild Bill H1ckok 6.80 News Plctcne 10:00 9:30 Tho f'<rnl Show £1. '• Dmii: Dong School The Pnce 1s R1ght lhme Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Yau \)urrenf Parsun'll St"dy Tennessee Erme i'ord M.atin~"~> Theatre Queen Far A Day Modern Romance& C<omt'dv T1~ Aunt Dro how Flatt and Scruus Shtw ltcews Picture !ports Eye Weatbercast CRANNELl 8:00 C.pt1la lWiproo g,oo 11or:a~.. Shcrir 10:00 C.ITJ Moore tO:SO Artbor Godlror U :SO Strike It Rleh 12:00 V1lllnl Lril' 12.15 Love of Life 12.10 Seaub For 1))morrov. 12,.5 Guldiftl :L1glrt You may ask 1~ the town teaches 1:00 tcdt:re·· Kttehea any lastmg lesaons Or does it 'ust 1 ~ At tile "lf•rtd Turns What the (list net IS hopmg to g~t 1s :.J mas t er bluepqnt for the future II .,.,nnts an outlme p01ntmg to methods and means of e~~:pandmg, 1f tht• nel:' d nr 1ses Antltt aheady has some weak spo ts rn tls sdwo l hous mg sys lam throu gh nothH~g more than .' 12 30 or as of nO\\- \~Ire 10 30 1100 12 00 Members o f the 14th Fighter Group recenlly eret"ted a mlnllchurcttes, sthools and homes that hne real asphalt streets m wh1ch sarety 1 sta ught to children. Overht'ad blinker Signals. true-tGhfe reflective s1gns trafJ1c control lanes and a1rmen pohcemen add reah.1m to the vill&ge The 1ugn9 trelp ti!&C!b ~e importanee of safe ly after dark as well as m daytime Some option~ exptrc January 1 1957 Oth('IS carry OVl"r 1n• to the Spnng of next year Ali sorls of theones hovf'r over our hills and tru• kfarm lands Orw 1s that the optrons were bought for speculative purpo!':es This dash of very cool water came hen• vw p. Co lumhu ~ newspaper '.those lot a! area reporte1 pe· no<hcally dnves through. Anoth er 1deJ is that the "industry" will not exercis~ It s options until the last mmute becau se of tax consJderahons Bal ancmg agaan:;t fh1s 1s another rumo1 that large industnes "always Lake up la nd ophons at least two weeks m advance of ex. ptratton dates ·· Take your p1ck as to the true nature of the futurr Regardless what it Will he we're right down to the 900 Coffee T1me 1000 Oatlv HElD IN OIL MAP THEFTS" FRIDAY~ _ Chanul3 Thursday WSAZ 8 56 Slgn Ot~ 7 00 Today Pubbs~cc. Our qu1et Me 1gs-Mason area 1s behaHng this month hke a The WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 Pomeroy , OhiO ll'very afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vall r v Sentinel Inc , at 110 Mecbamc St, Pumt"ny , 0 Bu.smefiS o(ftt ,.. pbone 39a:; e<htorial office phone 39i. National advertising re prescnta l• vc , Both.,elh Kimball Inc , 343 Lexington Ave . New York Ctty 16 N Y. Subscription rates DE-livery by carrier where available 30 rents per week or. .. } l'ar tn advance at The Dally Sentmel offtt e $1!5 00 , stx months $7 80 three month ~ S3 90 By motor routt! whet'e 8V3.1Iable one month Sl Bv mall ont' year $8 , s1x mouths, $4 25 three months, $2 !W one month $1 • Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Dec 20, 1956- S Oranges BRACII"S t'ANCV BULK - - - lb 69~ - - - • lb39~ Chocolates f'INE IIE:IIS Chickens BONEY'S FRONT ST. MARKET W. Alain St. Pomeroy I Minute ITEMS ____ Janet Everson Is Honor Guest At Monday Party Little Lo!it Angel Movie Shown For The eoghth b•rthd•y Presbyte ri'On WOmen , older daughter of Mr A 1110\'lDg picture "The Llltle Lost Angel' ' was shown by Mtss Far1e Erlcwrne whe n Group 1 of the Women 's Assoc1a1aon met Tuesday evenmg at the r 1rst Presbyter Church. Mrs Donald Lowery i '•b~lm"n presided ;lfld Mrs Harold Sauer was the devotiOnal leadcr. Offtcers elected Wl'fe cbaum:!ln Mrs, Lowen. • co chauman, Mrs Lewts H Sauer, sccrei~~· F;~~~ Erlewme, tr~a~ure-r, Haptonstall The hostesses were Miss Erlcwme, Mrs. Lucy Greeg, Mrs. Rill!sell Lyons and Mrs Roscoe Flfeand they presented each member With a corsage and served Chmtmas tree Jce cream, cook1es and favors. The members also enJoyd a g1ft exchange dunng the soc1al hour_ Mason Methodist WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday "The Church and the Cblldren" was the toptc for ducusslon on Monday as the WSCS of the Mason MethOdist Church met at tbe chur· ch. Giving talks were June Van l"!lalrc,, Stella Chatlin, and Lilah Zerkle PresP.nl were Jean Carson , Mrs H H Foglesong, Lilah Zerkle, Pearl Rou~h Margaret Pickens Stella Chatlln, Mary E Capehart, Jun r. Van Meter, Emily Burgess, Glarlys Art 1s, and Gladys Thomas Mrs Thomas was m charge of the progrilm for the evenmg. Capehart's Fly To Florida For Christmas Days Mr and Mrs Russe\J Capehart and daughler, Jackie, of Mason left Wednesday mormng v1a air plane from Cha rleston for Mtaml , Florida, for the Chrutma~ hobdays. The Capeharts will spend the1r time 111 Flonda at the wrnter home of Mrs Capehart's parents, Mr and Mrs C hrist~ Blelncr in Dama They Will be JOined In Diane by their daughter, Diane, on Saturday The latter JS a student at the University of Kentucky and wi11 fly to M1.atn1 followmg dlsmt5sal of school on Fnday FIRST BIRTHDAY OBSIItVE'D The first b1rlhday of Mark Lee Smilh , son of Mr and Mrs Lee SmJth, v.as cl'lebratcd Monday with a famllv dinner at the home h1s paternal grandparent.s, Mr and Mrs E 0 Smtth Mark's f1rst birthday cake had OM .. andle The heart-shaped r11k.e was baked and decaraled by h1s mother. or NEW DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs Marhn Carson, of Rlver~ldt , Calif, are announcing the btrlh ot a s1x pound thll'leen ounce d<~ught(-'r, P.11mela Sue, on Oecembcr 12 Grandmother of the ~by IS Mrs Guy Carson, MiddlepOrt, who Js in CallforDJa walther son and bis f.amily. m. of Jonel , and Mrs Wilham Everson, was celebrated Monday Wlth a party at her home on S111:th Avenue Van-colored hal· loons were used to decorate the home and the chtldren received prues after a Sefle5 o! gam5 Mrs. Everson was as.suted by Mrs. Bernard Fultz Ill serving a decorated pmk and yellow cake, tho gilt of Mrs Fultz sandWlche• · • • 1ce cream .and koolade. Guests were 'Diana Davts, Mary Lou Hall , Eleanor BOdimer, Kathte McEihJD ney, Debra Grueser, Ruth Fergu san, Kay Slater, Jarus Schmoll, Brenda Doddrill, Manlyn Stumbo, Beth Fultz and Patrlcut. Everson Last week Patnc1a's fourth b1rth day was celebrated with a dmner and Mr and Mrs Fultz and daugh ter, Beth, wt>re special guests_ to 1- Her Choose LADIES from •RAZORS • COSMETIC SETS Evening ln Paris for Him •Timex Watches •Sheaffer Rubenstein • Pen and PeacH Seta Coly- Vardley •MILITARY Max }"ador BRUSH SETS PERFUMES BY •SHAVE SETS By Yardley- Seeforth KIDgsmen- Old Splee •ANJOU • Electric Rasors Shlet - Sualleam MASON CLINIC REPORT AdmissiOns. Mrs Lenore Beck, Cheshrre, 0 Dee. 11 Mrs Sbtrley Coleman, Middleport, Dec. 11 Mrs. Betty Haye11, Racme, 0, Dec 11 Mrs Glad}is Stewart, Mason, W. Va, Dec 13 Mrs. Patsy Phillips, Longbottom ~ 0, Dec. 16 Mrs Florence Stevens, Mtdd.Ieport, 0 Dec. 17 Mark Bolen, M!ddleport, 0. Dec 17. Btrths Mr and Mrs Gary Gibbs, Mason, W Va , daughter, Sondra Lynn Dec 11 Mr and Mrs. Wllham Noreieo - Remlngtoa and •BRUSH SET •RONSON Clzarette Ughters LARGE SELECTION TREE TRIMMINGS STARKS DRUG STORE • E. MAIN ST. POMEROY RARS OF TAXATION FOR 1956 vve In pursuance of Jaw, I, Clyde G. Millhone, Treasurer of llet11 Cou.nty, Ohio. do bereby notice that the number of Milia levied on each dollar of property shown on the Genenl Tax Dupheate of Real Estate, Public Utility and Penonal Property w1tldn amd County for the year 19"'..6 u u followa: fl TOWNSB!PS SIJHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORA'I10NS .2() .•o 380 1.00 1200 1750 .20 20 .20 ,:;o :;o 50 380 3.80 3.80 100 1.00 1.1)(1 16 :;o 1600 22.00 12.00 17!10 50 50 3.80 380 100 16 :;o 2200 12.00 1800 50 380 100 1250 1800 .20 50 380 100 16"" 2200 20 50 380 1.00 16!10 2200 Western Local S. D - 20 Northern Local S. D. _. 20 Rutland VtUage _____ .20 50 50 380 3110 380 100 18"" 2200 2100 2340 3110 1.00 16.0 16 00 BEDFORD ------~----CHESTER Eastern Local S D. -Sahsbury Local S D. - COLUMBIA ----------LEBANON Eastern Local S. D. -- .20 Southern LocalS. D. -- .20 LETART Southern Local S. D. _ .20 too OLIVE Eastern Local S. D. ORANGF: Eastern Local S. D RUTLAND SALEM Westrrn LocalS. D __ .20 SALISllURY Salisbury Local S D. _ BedfordLocalS.D, __ Middleport V1Uage ___ Pomeroy Villaa:e ~---SCIPJO Northern Local S_ D ""50 100 .40 -20 50 .50 50 50 3 80 38080 3 3 80 .80 .20 20 .20 20 .50 3 80 15!10 16"" 21.50 200 22.00 21 ~ ::Oo l27~ 320 ~·20 .20 12 90 3 20 1 00 15 50 20 00 2100 SUTTON SO ~ 80 1 00 12 :SO 18 00 Southervn 'l"local S D.- - ~g 50 a 80 .20 12.50 t 00 JS.20 Ra cme I a~e ~~---.%0 l2 M 4 00 21 20 3 80 .!W 1840 SyraeuBf'. VtllaRe -- --- 20 3 80 100 12 90 Pomeroy Sutton S. D- _ 20 50 Real ~l'itate taxes which ha\r not beE'n faid all he close of each rollectton carry a penalty of teft r cel'lt Taxefl may be paid at the offiCE' o the county treuurer or by maU Pleue bring your last rece 1pt and if you pay by mail . be sure to locate your property by taxm( dustrtd a{ld eDC!lon stamped seH-addresaed enveloped Alway~ exammeyour tax reeelot to see that it covt'rs ~n your nrnJI4U'tY. Offu:c Hours - 8 30 AM to 4 00 P M flulv except Saturdav when nff1ce c l~s at Noon Taz Books w1u be open Dec. 15. 19!56 to Feb. 1st, ltl67. CLYDE G. VIIJ HONE. Me11• Cotmtr Treuww l: �.-·N·-. . . ... . . , . . . . . _. . . . . .. 1 'liE n iJ!I'r ·~ · ·~~·~•~m~--·.-"'"''~·••~ · ~ · ---~---------·--•~·~ ~ - • • --. THE DRIVER'S The Daily Sentinel 2---Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dee 20, 1956 SEAT DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA IICHARrJ 5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as ~rond class ma1l mg mat!Pr a t the post ofrt<:e at The All Force's 14th F ig hter named after the hero of GulJu·er's Travels Sergeant Gulliver I airfield near Wtnooski, Vermont, E;hould have a Sergeant Gulln·er would be an appropriate member of lhiB sa fetv-consci0111 group, for 1t has buill a unique little town that m1ght ~a\e been tnsplred by thi S famous book about the adventures of a man vlllltlng a world of tmy people Meigs Area Has Pronks.ter's Hot Foot pra nks ter 's v1c:tJm w!lh a hot foot For th1s IS the month announcenwnt \1 Ill be m<~de - 1f 1! Is made- about taking up <'ertam optiOns m the Lelirt Falls area hy o nl" or more la1ge mdu stnal concerns ' ' !I ,I Calk>d Safetyvdle, U S A , the m1ntature town, logically, 11 a popular attracbon for children the area ' Safetyvdle proe:ram, conducted every Saturday arteraoen, lncJut.te b.!cycle and altlt&lltobile safety, pedest.rtan saefty. family automobile safety and ~afety in play A mohon ptcture ·made for the chtldN<n feature! a lead chararier, Dopey by name, who insists on doint everything wrone. His heroic counterpart is Safety Sam. an airman dressed as a clown, who rides the streets t)f SafetyvUle in a battery powered car A atring of cbil· dren rn pedal cars follow clue behmd Sam, and when he stgnal& for .11 lurn the youna:sten copy hil lead No wonder the ciUidren low SafPlyviile What youngster C'Ould resut the appeal of a chtld-elte vtllage, fl free movle and a clown to lead all proceedrn&s! >•• We suppo~e that should our Ll•tart area bloom this year, or anytime soon many communities 'Aoill fmd it wise to proceed as has the Southern Lo( al School dJst11d That district IS m the bl•gmmng phases of a complete school survey of its present and probable futUI e needs The suney IS bemg conducted hv local persons who have a deep inteH:!st in education. They are procf'edmg With ad\'Hf! and guicl(• luws suggested by exper ts 111 education from Oh1o Univers11y natur,l\ ex pansion s mc" World \\1.1 r II A good example is Raflnt' lltgh S<hnol 1\self whith 1s housmg almost over a third mm l' as many .:; tudf'nf s for d.ul v <l<~ sses than w.s mtended in the dt•s Jgn of the hlllhl1ng Ear.;! ern School DJ <.: tr u t JS on th e \\lay tow.11 d solvmg 1ts keep ch1ldren from underfoet on Saturday aftPtnoonsf school prohlPrn ll ow('Vt'r. 1f gio~I!IJ.: p:.rms do (ome home to Joost lwa• E..ts t ern wlll hnd •t sP if \\llh lilt• toh lo do over 1 Some mdlcationr ot the etfeetr of the program can be meuured b:~- the report from a f1ther rebuked by a SJx-year-old boy when he started to leave the car on the street ~ude. " Hey, Dad, wou're gettmg out on Dopey'& s1de," nld the youngster hllll of ~hat m<ly come in that I area 1s Sl'(' llill tiH J~ <.il1 lv th ,Jt a{re ngc., 101 I H w homps along S Ltlt• flnut e 7 bc l\~et' n I h estPJ and Tupp<'I s Plallls a re at a ,1ga 1n in a fc'W ye,u s _ .\lr(•Jdy , .t 1 prenuurn I that all• )'u un g 111 tw,ut .wd s trong 111 a [ Th e c:om munJ IJ cs tollt(tiVl' arni~IItm1 l <1 JIIO'• JHI \\llf ll~m·ltt 111 lll c ye a1 s to I' Oill t' as cxp,ul ,um a ll iV t' s A11d 1h1 s lwuslllg <·xpanslon shoulrl not have to hl' forcl'd upo n us IJ\ ( hh<' JHOX \Inll y of a new, gl<lllt md\ 1st rv It Is hl'f< al 1eady fu1 Hw l.lklll g ll.dlipolls has Ill?\\ modcn~ lwu:.llll-: II Hils come available l'ht•rt• .~ te nu1r1 e •uu s ne"~ hom ('s outsule Pom- a gtcat dt'<ll of 8l'en on good stles e1uy and Ml(hJI(•pnrt 1r1 tht> e-.tsll'ln s1•<lwn of ou1 'ountv Thl'i haa blossom{'d f1onv tht• ll ll iH'Ills nl liH' K.tlst>r Ahun1num plant 111 RaH'IIS"<wrl hvgt'l ('tC'C'k and Sporn plant:::. So far very littlt• ha s tH<Itll'rl to MHid!< ·port or Poln('IO\ \ Ponrf'IO} .'.. ' lil ' ~ •• Chambct of I omnwr ( ;' < omrmtll'(' 'v\lns n•pmlt•cl a month ago huddhng OV('l I hi' proh!t•m of long le1m lmamm g fot hnm('s here Its ftr sl 11')1111! Is hl •i n g ,1\\.-a ll t•d V.ilh 111ten•s t Ttu s rP· port, 1f it h.ls good nP\\S m Jt and ts made this month woutd b1• a perft•<·t Chn . . tm as pr <'Sl'll t from the Chambt•r Of C om. ~ ·•· ml'nC' to 1\ s <O 'IllnliiH1 v 180 2111 '30 300 4QO 445 500 ~ 3o 600 6 30 6 45 6 55 700 7:141 7"45 800 Cruntb and Des DiaaA S&lote Sbow NBC !1".,., YOu. Bet Your Ute 8·30 llt'afi!OI 8·00 Peoitle'• Qltkotl 10:00 Lu Vid"'! TIMltre II olD lf<WtR...au... ......... ll:tS W'eatJaeh!est tt:!O ~ ll:JO TOIIill>t 2 00 2-111 I! Our M~11 ACROSS 1 The common heather G Examlnea critically 10 Wild 01 11. Cha.ra~Cler­ \lltlc 12 Ptt<ce of alatUBI y A Cllmbint: . palm 13 Coin (Swed I 18 ua~up IT Stan.pl agatn lt Fib 2\t. .mveryona JiJ. Catch, u 41 Gun fllhtnRt ~ Walk &lowly Brboka s.....,, rty OQ 'l'be B.c Plyofl 3 30 Bob Crosbv Show 4 00 Brighter Day 4 IS See~ .!"t Storm 4 30 Edg~ of Night ,n 00 The ~rly Show 8 2S Les Paul A: llarr Fot'4 8 30 Your Ent. fteplrte1 t1 l'crHia po.sa • 1 Oily C4»ru tTurk J 21!1 Cu1hiOU 21 Mon1ret 28, Ma.n'a narn1 29 Rulhlee11 plunderera Lone. 35 31 37 curllnr wave1 Small explo•lve .ound Girl a name Color P'ollow 38 39 Verbal ~tl Oulde 11 Small nle Gyptlea 27 Voca· 'fe.hrdt)''• A••w.r tlon Bplkea or 29 Scene of ~2 lncantaUon l(ralh th~t crime 34 Cold north 21 R<"ndt'red tat 30 River !So. wind of JIWin• (ft.,.vlt:r:) Am) 22 Modlcurn 31 Nol1eneral ST Seed venal • ' "'" • 1 Work 2 Harden 3 8nltr• :;:; •• ~ ' •• [i'r ~" ~~ • " • ~ ~ ~ ,. « ~- . . Hero'a how to work It: DAII. V CR\"PTOQI IOTF. - t r0 t% " ... " ~~' ~ [%; t;1 r-::. .' ' ,.... ":!-t. ~ ~' 1/:0 ' . ~ . , ' f;;/ DOWN N, rt~ma~kl 0 :~ By RAYMOND A. lAJOIE Crutral Pn A,.IWCiation Corre.tpondf'u~ J b Fruiting IIIah 22 B;;xtr& JJ yaeld· lng 23 Witty 8 Nomlnnl D Vt&or H Rt•q ui ru l6 :J!uQhristmos 8tot! ( Penol ) 2i un- ~tub&la.nr""ea AX\ IJI 8"-AXIl I"' I, 0 N c. F I ' I. I, 0 W una l elt~r ~ impl\ ,;l u nd~ fnr nnnllwr Jn thlll 11ample A lm 111ed fur the t hrrrt t. .. X ro t t nl' 1'1u O .<t ('IC Single letter!! apot~· trophea, the len~~:th nn•l f tu m a tu on or the word• are all hint• Each dll) tlte cOOt> ltth•ai! ll.!t llt ff,l r nt, A ( ryph•arun Quotation I I ' XF'ONO KNDDR , 0 T R H D RF D R~~ IJ XZI IZQI{QOYY J>Z I JZF. WIRZDY K N lJ U n r~ ZY EB0 - B E F Z B S D l l Z I'Mlfordny'• C'ry(tlmf910I P, I JC', OW HOW BUSY YOU ARF: IN' YOUR LIBRARY WHICH IS YOUR PAR,\T'l::;t~;­ &RA.IMUS Dl•h l b<~lltd b)' Km1 Ye•tv.ret By,..lrate ' Watt-., Winchell Show 9:00 On Trial 9 :30 1H5 11:00 11 :15 11·20 1 11·!0 1230 Bl~ SIOI"Y t amous FiJhlJ Weat:&trtut Ptess Box 'tonLJht s1xn on De'"-.,. 4 Cub Scouts • party Ch r1stmas Held 0 n Mon day I 00 llomln1 Show 10·00 Gat'f!J' lloON 1.1:30 St.'\te It RJrh 1.3 00 VaJian! Lldy 15 Ldve of Life 12·30 Search for Tomorrow ta: 12 45 Guiding IJght t ·oo X au..•• .tCitthea l 30 As the World 'l'umJ 2·)0 Our Miss Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 fhe J11g Payoff 3 3!) Bob Crosby Silo• 4:00 lkla;hter Dap 4 UJ SeL'l'et Storm 4 30 Edge of Night I 00 Earh• Show 6 2tl Les Paul &: Mary Ford 6.30 Ycur E'ol!lso Reporter 6 4ft Sporb Parad~ 6 55 Weatherman 7.00 Shop on Television 7 Hi Douzlas Edwarls 7 SO My Fri!!Dd Flickl I! 00 .We11t Point Story 8 80 *'layhuuse of Stars 9 OQ •Crusader 9 30 H1ghway Patrol 10 00 The Line Up 10 30 Person to Person w tThud ore H IOH In the Auatrtan Alp11, In the reglon known a.11 the Tyrol- "the land In the mountains" - 111 to be round the birthplace of Sdr ut Night. Hol-v N•ghr HeM. lhe towertnc Tyrolean peaks. famed for their enow-capped rrandeur. rise In lofty aim• pllclly Into the cool clear all, ' guardlnc 11mllln.r ""•"elul valle v!l. P'ar up In t.M Alps where 1ove or musk la nature 1 gift to every chUd, r.eatlee the town of Obemdorr Au1trta. Hne In Ul18 llvltd a dt<vout young Au1trian priest named Father JoiM!ph Mohr With hla friend the village 1choolmuter and church 01 rani at, Fram: Ot·ubf!r, he was de•Uned to rtve the Wt)rld th\1 moat famoua of all Ch1l1tmaa hymr.a The two m•n, bnth lov~r• or ~~Ntat mmtlc hlld often talked of the fuel lhllt 'the perf'ec:lt Christmas song had not ;y9t been found ' Thtnklna about It Mohr u.t In hie cht1rc 1 stutly on Chrllrtma11 ll:ve 11118 Olltaide¥ th~ h11.11ht'd !lll t'nt e of the nl(ht helghtt'nttl the anow-covcred bt'aUt\ and &tJilnela Of the lltuUtltR!n acene The purity and ralm nt>s.t or \hi! high ))<'Rks fllll';l h\1 he11rt wtth radl rmt jtl\ as the reool1etllon of th<'n fiut Chl'iltmu tltJinr6 ' Jl s ua. The Savlour '" horn came to htm And the thoughta that had bfol'n long fo 1mJng In btl mlnd snilil<"uh found nHII!ICal t!)(P"" ~"Ion In ttl~ aong whl<'h "e l1 av• em('• come to know and love a• liiUf'llt NiJJIIt Hol!l N•ghl 1 00 MJdday Movie Matiaee Feminine Touch 2:15 ~ace 2,45 IJfe Wltb l!:tizllhelh The ne.:t morning Chrilt• maa Day Mohr h un ae4 to hla frlend'l home wit h. the manUierlpt or hill p1 eclou• aong Gruber read It Intent.. Jy and exclaimed with nncon· trolled enthu•taam J<~ rtend Mohr. you have found tt the rlrht tong - God be pralllfd!" Gruber, thrl11ed wlth the apirit ol' hll trlend'a ver•tl'l, aet to work to compo•e the perfect melody for ''ltle perfeet .on.g." Finally, the .oh. f~l air we now ""' came to him. "IL atnra ll~telf your .OR.J," he crle<l to the dellfhted prie.t Gruber'• real contribuUon to mualc )lea In the beauty and almplt<llty of the tune, In It~ perfect blending with Mohr'a verae• The two men 1anr the new hymn ovflr toIBtheJ> to have It rearlv for the church 4evotlomt that night Lattr In the 1ame f'VE-nlng, when the vlllli'flrB we•e gathered tn the rray little mount ·hurch. Mohr and Gruber nang their Ctnistmaa sonJ before ita flrat audlem e ll touchfd the llateners deeply, and arter tlle l!t'I'\WP they thanked the tWO (! lendR \o.ith telllt'8 of JOJ In tht<lr e' u A new hymn had been horn Tt!t story of how thf' song IPI'fa'd frOm Its mountain home ln the Tyrol to bprome one or the Christmas ravorltltl tn an parta of thl' world 11 an enc~anttnr on• Only very slowlv tint It ('()me< Into famf' For nl'arly a yvat aft'fl1" Ita flr~;t rendtUon. lhe eonr lay almost for· rotten tn a t u bE' r' 8 deak Then. In Nonmber. 1819, the 1:10 2 II Us 3:80 ~idday Matinee 8·30 l'lve !l<u l'lul f ,ue kollll, Proa • 7:11 lollll Dalr 6 ~ lleWI Alternoon !"Ura !'.!lhval 5:00 II!Ctey M.... Club 7.00 Kokl&, i"'ru. • Ollle 7"18 lohr Dlb 6 tile :Newr 7:30 -k ljbenf( of 8:0Q Qreua eoo•b• t:IIO ltlto Servl<o · IO,rfO II~ u: 12:1 J"bllee IIQis ot tJ1o SJPt ~n'nieatre lllp 01 I !'lrmidh '!'outb Uterace S:GI> llufl•lo BiU. Jr. 3.00 tl'rle~l 12~0 I Nel4hboi"J Uf• Wttll llhzlbelill Af!emoon Film Peotivll ue 11111101" llerill 1'1111e S:~ lllcktv Mallie Clab 1.00 Ca...n.oll' Cluh ..30 Five Stir Flail 6-80 Super Serl1l T""'-' · !I'll ow. 'i.o: ;:: ~ ~· Poldle Dlfeoder Your Sunrise To Sunset Station on Stlll It waa without a name and waa known simply aa Thf' T)ti'Olf'8e Bo'llg, becau11e It had fir.t come from the Tyl'()lean AJpL With that title It wu printed In 1842 for the ftrat time, 2f yean after tt had b.!en compol!ed. It beeam• wl6ely uHd tn Atlstrla and Germany On their American concert tour (18ft0 HICS t the Ra1nf•- a famlly ot lbspre from the Tyrol, broua:ht tht• new Chrllltmu carol wtth them and •llfll' lt before tarce •• krlcet. Within a hw YHl'l It alto co 1quettd the hearte ot Amerle&Da. P'rom that time on, the lKIJ1C ha~ bMn pullhto oouat· le!!a other NfttU'*I'" and ear.. rled to all parts ot lhe warld to beeame the bell lof'ed: ot all Ctn1atmu 10Dp and hymq, a truly lntel'Nrtlonal Chrtllmu anthtln. Today, a monument In Obemdorf p:trpretuatea U.e m~mory ot the men wtlo eave Ul Silent Nlgltr. The .onr touchea a heart. ' felt need, and to an who hear n. It brfn&'l Ule Savtoul''t nlm UHI peaee ln Ita ltratn• of beauty and joy! .,.......,_, THill CHRIIrl'o MAS STORY-ill Santa Claus, UJe ellUnlfiW .-lilttloft to tlle 10..,.. ol Ntdlolu. *'· CHRISTMAS GIFTING The evemng's program was held In t.he soe1al room and the devotional 8erv1oo Included a respon- County Home Children Are Party Guests John Lelvla ~ Edward LlebermaD TH£SE FOUR MEN are under FBI arreat ln New York !n tbefta of' 30 maps of nch oil land& from Gulf 011 company. The arre.ata ca.me about atter GnU noticed Ita aecret oil Iandi ware being leased by wildcat operaturs. Gulf hlred detective&. A.rli employe whO got Ill the hole gambling, 1t tumed out. waa p&yiDJ' off witb the maps. Odie Seagraves, 60, Is from New York and HoWJton, Tex , reportedly a former mu1tlmilllon-dolllll' oU promoter; Emaa.. uel Lester, 3~. New York, wa1:1 convicted tor attempted extortioq on Serge Rubinstein, who was murd8J'ed several yeal'l ago. The others held are John Lelvia, 34, Orange, Tex ; Edward Lieberman, 30 Lester' .II f,lrother, in whose otrtce Md wal'f!bouae some of- the maps were recovered. ( lnte:rnatioftal8<*ndtlhotn•l - -- - - -~ Missionary Society Electo Circle Prepares Gifts For Underprivileged The annu<~l chnstmas party and NEW ARRIVAL program was held at the regular Mr anri Mrs George Robrrt Ste- m'¥1:10.11 of Chester Grange Tueswart, Mason arc announcmg the day evemng. Articles were brought to make birth of their f1rst ch1ld, a son, born at the Mason Chmc 011 Dec up a contnbution to be given to 14 The mfant wc1gh'C d 8 lb and the Countli Home for Chnstmas 6 O'l and has been named Wayne by the Home Economics commitAndrew The mother 1s the former tee The chatrman asked that sales Gladthc DeVol of Middleport The tax stamps be brought In at once paternal grandparents arc Mr and Paul Bacr made remarks m reMrs Robert Stewart, Mason and gard to rnsuranee and C N Jones the malernnl grandfalehr IS Mr gave a report on the conference Devol. Columbus held at LogaJl and also ~nnouneed the next Pomona mcetomg at Rock Sprmgs, Jan 4 with Ohve Grange hosts. as Chr~stmas wa~ th<' thllme of the program as follows Song. "It Came Upon A Mtdmght Clear". Grange, Scrapture, Thelma Case Song-"Hark The H-erttld Ange1s Smg", Grange; Welcome, Mdame Dean, Two Words, Joy Kau.b. Grandma's Gtft, Ricky Koblentz, Song, ' Sllvcl' Bells", Bob and Mar:~- Kautz, Meriy Chrrstmas Linda Baer, After-wards. D1ana Baer A song, "Oh Little Town or Bethlehem", V11g1n1a and Barbara ~-1 c;..liclonlill File 10:00 llil1 Anlh•llr Sbow .c ..,~ ·- ...,,., of t.e ~ .... u:al _..., n..tro I I - u" Come Front Wr1ght ; A Pecuhar Dolly, Patty Koblentz; Christmas Everywhere, Jenmfer Dean, Safe Hohday for Ohto Fam 1hes. carl Kautz, Christmas Wish, Larry Hollon, Readmg " At Cnr1s t 1r1as .. , Norman McCa1 n, Chnstmas Eve, Navada Beaver, Christmas Prayer, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Song "Silent Night" caneluded ~be program No meeting wlll be held Dec. 25 but next mPctmg Wlll be Jan 3. Distribution of g1fts, and retres~ents concluded the meet· mg. CORRECTION In the J'('port or the Sugar Run PTA operetta the part of ' t h c. Christmas Tree was played by Tommy White; Third grade boys omttt~d 10 the report were David Good 'A in and Jon GumthN as was the name of Barbara RouHh Second grade ~::uls s hould have hsted Mary mstead of Nancy Manktn and Phyllis Follrud s hould h.ilve been hsttd m the SIXth grade g irl s WHY PAY MORE? I Aliddleport Department Store • For Men and Women LUCIO US For The Female eSWEATERS SPORT COATS eSLACKS esocKS eBRAS eTIES eROSE eJEWEI.RY eJIATS eSLIPS eLUGGAGE eGLOVf;S ePAJAAIAS Many Others eSLIPPERS Gifts For The KidJ Middleport Department STORE JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MILL ST. .., 0 , "' MIDDLEI'OIIT - 31b $1.59 - - - doz49~ Fruit Cakes LARGE JUICY For The Male *HOUSESLIPPERS *HOSIERY fife's Observe 49th Wedding Anniversary THE SHOE BOX sive re-dmg Jed by Milton Houda· The forty-mnth weddin& anniver M1ddleport 1he'lt and a Chriltmas prayer by sary of Mr and Mra. Dell Ftfe Thomas Bowen. Mrs. Dan White wall duurman of the program wa1 observed on Dec. 18, 1956, at ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ their bome on South Second Street whtch Jncluded .a medley of ChnstMn F1fe ts m very poor health mas music played by Mrs. Harold and the1r celebration was confmed Lohse a readmg ''Keepmg Cbnsb to a family dmner Wltb Mr and mu ' by Mrs Wallace Bradford and a poem ''T.he Mearun,g of Mn Robert Fife and children V1rgm1a Irene and Robert Craig, as Chrutma~" and a story "Oh, Yes, the only guests. Lord" by Mrs Fred l. Gardner. Cash Bahr sans a vocal solo "SJI· According to Mr and Mrs Fife I ver Belli" and Mrs. Chester Er- 10 1907 the weather Ill December wm accompan1ed group smgmg of was very s1mdar to that of Lh1s carols. year Mrs. F1fe has been confmed 1 to her home and under the care In a novr distnbubon of gifts for exchange. the class p1ayed a of a doctor for tbe past four sort of ~·musical cbairs'' to the weeks Among the gtfts received was mus1c of Jmgle BeUs Mrs Dan Whtte was m charge of a series of one from Arthur Davidson , Rtch games whtcb ooncluded the pro- ard Vaughn and Robert Duckworth gram. .....:... LAST AnnuOI Christm~s Program Staged By Chester Grange Tuesdoy Night ~-=====:,...,._;;,"'l,..•,.,s~~p==ou= ehurcb orra.n had to be repaired, and the rtpalr man, wtlen he had fltdstred W1th hie work. uked Gruber to play sometbtnl to tell the or&"an. Ttle beautiful melody or 8Uent NtgM oame back to Gruber'• mlnd and he played It wltll all Ita powerrul yet Simple beauty. So ent.ranc.d waa the orJan-buU<kr that tie beHed to take a copy ot the 1t0ng with him to hls own. town acros1 the mountains From one mualc-lover to another lbe hymn was puHd FOR YOUR C!uldren from the Cou nty Home Pl a'n s were m:~dc' to rre pare Mather, forc1gn miSSIOnary in were spec wl guests Mond.1y eve n gift s for und e1 pnv1h~ed chJidre n Burma. lit" v.hcn the P nsctl la Circle of the EJecta Circle of the when lh~ A H Sanborn M l~Sion;~ ry Soc Mrs. Frank Cheesebrcw was m B ll Sanborn M i~stonary Soncty it ty of the F1rst Baptl~t Church charge of the program which mor the l"u Sl Baptist ChUI ch mrt met at the home o f i\trs l{uth Rob eluded the story "Oh , Yes Lord" l'uesday c~e nmg at the home [lr mson,' Norlh Sf'<'nml A ~cnuc and ~ P.pem ;:A Carol'~ bY Mrw ~lr s C P BrarlbuJ y Wi th Mrs E Mr s Ger.alrl Anthom 1\Irs D1111 L llugh('s th.lllman, prrs1d1ng Cheesebrew, group ~1ngmg uf Sl B cc k~r and Mrs P.1!1l Harbrecht The mcetrng opened wtlh the lent Nlght , a readmg 'Seasons wc1e respon~1blc lor IJ amportaGrcetmgs"" by :\trs Milton Hood ~to n ot thr J\allvll) from J.uh tH)ll for the gu• 'ib. and :\lr~ Man rea'l b)- the ch<~rrman followed b} Gtft.s were exchanged by the Lh1rmng Klo<'s 1\11 s John Fultz :\-Irs teen members arid one guest, Mrs the 1 01 d s Pruycr 111 Umsol} Mrs Rob<'il Mills and lohs Glenn Hens J B Hayes lrr we1c ,,..,tstmg hostesses With f :\1 Archer rrad .an <~rllde \Christmas Customs Around Lhc Mrs. Charles Bennett won the Mrs ll:Jbmson World' door prize g•un by the bosless Mal ga 1ci H J> t to ld 1he <hnstwho served a salad course carry· mas stury, of The I sttkst Angel' Durmg the busmcss mcctmg mg out the Chnstmas theme Deand led group ~ingmg of carols the plSins for the children s gifts corahons of th~ home mcluded a and a set ies of games d111111g the for Chnslmas '>'ocre completed as hghled Sa nta Claus on the front party l'hc children each received a part o r !he Circles yearly pro porch, a Christmas arrangement a s pCCLal g1ft with the C1rclc mem- JCCt Mrs Clifford Haycs read a over the fireplace and other trad1 bers giVIng g1fts to lh em mstead letter from Margaret M Wnght llonal Chnstmas symbols of hav111g a g1ft exehange acknowledgmg a gtft sent to RuL.~h------=--·---c-Refreshments o£ Santa Claus cookies, tee cream, pop and candy canes were served to the guests .and members 990 On your Dial t' Mrs Don Rouch president presided over the short busmcss meetmg and Mr:;; Robel t Ftfe was general cha rman of the part} committee. Mrs Co1a Bennett JcceJv~> d a pnze for havmg the best wrapped g1ft and Mrs Gl'ne R1ce recewed t he door pnze G1fts wc1c exch:.mg cd and recorded Christmas mus1e was played dunn g the social hour The members were presented cor sages and refreshmenls uf s and wtch>, cook tes and coHce were \ servld De( oratwns mcluded a 1 lighted Christmas tree crepe pap er streamers, bells and holly branehes 1 J E H WHTH-TV Channel13 ' Ar._., '"'''""· h•d 1h"r Chnslmas porty Monday evenmg at the LegiOn Hall Mrs. Dwrght Wallace, Dcrt Moth er of Den 4 ,Cub Scouts was as&JSted by Mr~ Bruc~ Lloyd and Mrs fhyllis Wells m g1v1ng a Chr.stmas party fqr the Cubs th1s Wt!Ek at the\f regular mcetm' on M()nday GJmes were played and gtfl& wrre exchanged anrl the bo:~- s were servt'd cookie'J, cukes, and ~andy cal.fS Cubs in the Den are R1cky Wells, and Rodney Karr new mcmb ... rs. Bruce and >\Jan Wallace, M1chl Lloyd, Me1nn Sw1s~cr, Daud Cu vert, Ronme Roush l'llll>AY CHANNti:l. 8 8·00 C•oto~in Kan&aroo Hoyt family Is Presented Gifts Prior ToTrip . t.ulf red candles were used mantel arrangement Other arrangements one of magnolia leaves rones, a bghted tree, and on the The Amn11ary of Lhe Feeney- - - -- - - Dennett Po~t, No 128, Amertcan News Headliner Homebuilders Closs federated Church Friendly Circle Christmas Party Is Holds Annual Christmas Dinner annual Cbruunao dlan.r of {Onduded the proa:r&DJ Held At Th e Ch urc h I theTbeFnendiJ Ctrde of the J<"eJcra charge ofthe preMdent Mrs. Fred Forty f1ve members were pres- ted Church wu hdd 1 uead.a}' eve charKe ofthc pres1dent Mrs l>' red Frank Cheesebrew, iUpedntar Pnt for lhe anDUJJ Clu'latmu party nmg Jn lhe chllfc:h dlmng room lilntlnar the report of tin~ nom1na dc>nl of the Church sebool 11 U. of the HomebuJldera Cl.au at the with 24 Dlt!r'Pberl and f1ve guests lmg commuLee , Mn Ph1l Globo Church or Christ The potluck din· Rev and M.rs. Waldu J BarU:b, kat, Hr1 kubert Roberts itll d Mrs fo lUI Baptist Church, J)l'ellllted ncr wu .&erved 10 t.:Je church dm- Mn Donald Lannma:. Mrs Paul James P'ugaU was given and the thf' :,ev C E Hoyt and hia ~ II'IK rootn and the decorations were Chapman and Jlrl. Don Thomas followmg off1cers elected, Mrs w1Lh a Chr(stmu &:ift Sundat It made by Thea Neutsling and In· preaent ~Ike Simmons presJdent, MIS! Lhe mornme Church Scbool eRJrl" , eluded ailver gul.and• .ilnd ICQIUn· A 8 30 turkey dinner w~s served Erma Sm1th vlte-pretudent, M1ss CISe ed tarletan tree1 Mrs Neutzhng by memben oftbe Happ)' Huvea Mary Ehza~th Chapman secreWedne.!lday evenint attbe ~ and Mrs. Denver Rice were tO- ~n clau The tablel we:re attrae- tary , and Mrs Paul Wtrncr , treaweek Prayer and Pralle ~ chalrmen of the decoratiOJ COm· tive w1Lh Ulbted Chrbtmas c.andlea tlfter Mn Blaettnar th<~ nked the Mrs Raymond Luman, preJideat f4 mrttee. mlm!lture treu and alelih acenea gro up for theu coo~ra llon thf' the Busy Bee Cia... IIYI!I a ll,tt Cash Bahr. president, waa in Favor• were candles in the form past year to Mr and Mn Hoyt and one to charge of a short bUJtnell meeting of remdeera. Members of the Ctr· Mn Stmmons outlined some of their son, David, from the ct.... held at the ilbl.e and tbe clau cle plannma: the dinner were Mrs The Hoyt fanu))' are leavfoa to.. voted to giV<'! 1 contr1but.1on of $:10 Mike Slln~on1, )ln. Wtlli~m Hat- the work for th~ commg year and Rev Bartel• announced the Chn1\ day for a hohday vt.tit in to the eburrb. Mn. M L. Kelly, lack and ldrL Paul Werner mu aeniCeJ to be held at the and the g1ftJ were preten.ted earlr aii&Uilant teacher of the clue. preFolloWin& the dinner a program church sented them wtth a Chrinmas grft was preaenW!d C!OI'IIlltlne of group iiiiiiilliiiiiliitiiiili.;beeaw.ae of tbll. of $10 for their trea1ury smgma: of "It Came Upon The MH:i· Mr. Bahr thanked the chainnen mght (;leer" w1th Mrs Marvm and committee member. who bad Burt 1.11 aeeompanilt TM CbrirtLuke planned and prepared the party. m.as atory taken fr(lm St waa told bY Mr1. Fred Blaettnar )Ire Wilham Grueser and Mrs. Stewart Hani1 were co-chalJ'men and a Chn1tma1 1tory, '"The Little or the food committee Tb.e C!lau Muter" by LIUtan Shearon wu also voted to go caroling Sunday read bY Mju Mary Vrrg1n1a Re1bel The hymn, "Joy TO THE World" evening atter the Christmill pro•• cram at the church and to return to the church social rooms for oookres and coffee. Feeney- Benne tt lor the 1 Auxl'll"ory Holds mcluded I Ch ' t p ty anct p1ne riS mas ar C.vilc1de el Sports r 12·30 •lly I 8· ~ There's also the story about the 8•45 Sport• Pnaae Ill'! year-old belle who asked her 6M We:thmnan mother to !top because her door of 7110 Art Linkletter &: the Kida the car wasn't lucked And an. 11- 'J·Ui Dmtgla• l»ward~J 1 year-old boy who had bee.n attend. 7 ~0 Sgt. PreSton of the Yukon rng Safetyvllle claflses ms1sled lllat Ius Cather cl,eck h1s bike for safe 800 Bob Cummlngs Show workmg order 830 Climax Perhaps the most significant 980 Playhouse 90 11 00 New~ measure of the SafetyvUJe pro- >1111 up to the Minute News 11·05 Scanmng the We-ather gram 1s m the greater care taken 1105 Scllnnmg the Weather u 10 Tbe .ate ~how !1 10 by children at school cro~~t~ings The Late Show SIGN OJ'F PRAVEil omd pede!!\l'ian crosswalks The actions of Safety Sam have replared rar~>less Impetuousness 14th Fighter Group has done some thmg stgnif1cant - made safety TRJoJ TRAVEl ERS' CHRISTMAS TREE-Fullr deeerated for the Yuletide Ieason, the Baltimore and~' it education both entertaininr anil Ratlroad'a natk.nan1 famoua llotl1.Tree-hy·ihe·Trackl. olen a cheerfll' Chriatmaa greetn•r \o lhou;r f'.lfecUve Everybody ag~s that 1 traveler .. rail and highway. After dark the tree rlow• with hundred• of IIJhti. Symbohu y, too,h ,, h 8 employeea wear holly 11 pr~a11 durin1 the holldaya. Located near Jaeklon. Mar)'land, •sdjacert to ht e a t ere IS a v1ta 1 need for 11 1ety CHANNEL II l'llll>AY (J{ANNl!iL more-Phlladt~lphia tnuln bne of the 8&0, the tree 11 ¥lear1J "i•lble t. tra•eleu on 0 •, · Ch40, en 1 ::..:.m Ia education, antf lhe 14th Flthter ll:H Sip On 11 :44 Sip On 1 The blnth annual tree llghtlnr eeremony, now a tradaiiObal pari of Mar7land II r alma• n. Group hu shown how u can be u:a CRt60ft Club 11·45 Cartoon Club •et ~r December 15. al 8 p.m., when thousand~ of~~1tor• are espec:ted. to ~ P~~~ ... _ _ _ __ _ .:m:•=d='..:.'":":..:':or:..'a:I~l~'=':n:ce:r~n:•:d:·_ _ UNO Nooa Newa 12:10 Moon News 12.15 No!lhbol"l 23 Releuu condl· tlhn• • The Chrutmas party of the Rut duung roon. buffe t .a crescent ar· land Garden Club was held Mon rangem c nt of green grapes and day evemnJ:l at the home of Mrs evt'rgreen green tapen and a gild James B T1 1 us, Rutland , with Mrs ed cone wrt'!ath hu ng <~bo\e the James S. Titus as the co hostess buffel Mrs. Webb Hall president, was m The dtmng room table had an ar charge of the meeting and Mrs rangement of white chryunth.e Cecil Bohn gne the devollonal mums, gilded bamboo and pal service whtch opened the meetmg mt lto palm s used with a madon· After a short bu smess meet1ng na The hostesses served strawberglfts were ex('hanged and the ry me1 mgu t:'s, Chn~>tmu cookie s, ident1t1es of Secret Pals for the nuts , candtes and coffee lo the past year revealed and new ones members and three guests Mrs drawn for 1957 Martha Do\1 rl, Rutland , Mrs Walter Ramev and Mrs Chester TanMrs William Folan displayed a nehill, M;ddleport table arrangement usmg a star Mrs James S Titus won tJle base wreathed m angel·hatr, pflt- travellmg pr1ze brought by Mn zer evergreen , candles and ChristHall and Mrs Patter90il won the mas balls Mrs James B T1tus bad pnze brought by Mn. Colwell.. used' glJtter balls and evergreen for ' ber front door decorat1on and graduated wreaths of pme cones, tied With red satm ribbons, and 6 t.s ~pons Bre 8 M Weatherc&lt 7 00 Death Valley Days 7 30 E4d1e Fi&her Show 7.45 NBC News e:oo !'he Lifo Of lUI.,. ""'f. DAllY CROSSWORD Senltnel Rutland Gorden Club Annual Christmas Party Held Monday WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 k • 6 55 Sign On 7 00 Toda} 9 00 Coffee Time .o oo Dina Dong S<!hool 10 30 The Pnte Is Right 11 00 Horne 12 00 Tit faQ' Dougb 12 30 It Could Be You l 00 Current ' 00 Camt"ra Cues Ta School 2 30 Tennessee Ernte Ford 3 00 Matinee Theatn4 0' QU<een For A D17 .f 45 Modern Rurnances 5 00 Comedy Time :1 30 Aunt Dru Sbow 8 00 Wild Bill H1ckok 6.80 News Plctcne 10:00 9:30 Tho f'<rnl Show £1. '• Dmii: Dong School The Pnce 1s R1ght lhme Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Yau \)urrenf Parsun'll St"dy Tennessee Erme i'ord M.atin~"~> Theatre Queen Far A Day Modern Romance& C<omt'dv T1~ Aunt Dro how Flatt and Scruus Shtw ltcews Picture !ports Eye Weatbercast CRANNELl 8:00 C.pt1la lWiproo g,oo 11or:a~.. Shcrir 10:00 C.ITJ Moore tO:SO Artbor Godlror U :SO Strike It Rleh 12:00 V1lllnl Lril' 12.15 Love of Life 12.10 Seaub For 1))morrov. 12,.5 Guldiftl :L1glrt You may ask 1~ the town teaches 1:00 tcdt:re·· Kttehea any lastmg lesaons Or does it 'ust 1 ~ At tile "lf•rtd Turns What the (list net IS hopmg to g~t 1s :.J mas t er bluepqnt for the future II .,.,nnts an outlme p01ntmg to methods and means of e~~:pandmg, 1f tht• nel:' d nr 1ses Antltt aheady has some weak spo ts rn tls sdwo l hous mg sys lam throu gh nothH~g more than .' 12 30 or as of nO\\- \~Ire 10 30 1100 12 00 Members o f the 14th Fighter Group recenlly eret"ted a mlnllchurcttes, sthools and homes that hne real asphalt streets m wh1ch sarety 1 sta ught to children. Overht'ad blinker Signals. true-tGhfe reflective s1gns trafJ1c control lanes and a1rmen pohcemen add reah.1m to the vill&ge The 1ugn9 trelp ti!&C!b ~e importanee of safe ly after dark as well as m daytime Some option~ exptrc January 1 1957 Oth('IS carry OVl"r 1n• to the Spnng of next year Ali sorls of theones hovf'r over our hills and tru• kfarm lands Orw 1s that the optrons were bought for speculative purpo!':es This dash of very cool water came hen• vw p. Co lumhu ~ newspaper '.those lot a! area reporte1 pe· no<hcally dnves through. Anoth er 1deJ is that the "industry" will not exercis~ It s options until the last mmute becau se of tax consJderahons Bal ancmg agaan:;t fh1s 1s another rumo1 that large industnes "always Lake up la nd ophons at least two weeks m advance of ex. ptratton dates ·· Take your p1ck as to the true nature of the futurr Regardless what it Will he we're right down to the 900 Coffee T1me 1000 Oatlv HElD IN OIL MAP THEFTS" FRIDAY~ _ Chanul3 Thursday WSAZ 8 56 Slgn Ot~ 7 00 Today Pubbs~cc. Our qu1et Me 1gs-Mason area 1s behaHng this month hke a The WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 Pomeroy , OhiO ll'very afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vall r v Sentinel Inc , at 110 Mecbamc St, Pumt"ny , 0 Bu.smefiS o(ftt ,.. pbone 39a:; e<htorial office phone 39i. National advertising re prescnta l• vc , Both.,elh Kimball Inc , 343 Lexington Ave . New York Ctty 16 N Y. Subscription rates DE-livery by carrier where available 30 rents per week or. .. } l'ar tn advance at The Dally Sentmel offtt e $1!5 00 , stx months $7 80 three month ~ S3 90 By motor routt! whet'e 8V3.1Iable one month Sl Bv mall ont' year $8 , s1x mouths, $4 25 three months, $2 !W one month $1 • Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Dec 20, 1956- S Oranges BRACII"S t'ANCV BULK - - - lb 69~ - - - • lb39~ Chocolates f'INE IIE:IIS Chickens BONEY'S FRONT ST. MARKET W. Alain St. Pomeroy I Minute ITEMS ____ Janet Everson Is Honor Guest At Monday Party Little Lo!it Angel Movie Shown For The eoghth b•rthd•y Presbyte ri'On WOmen , older daughter of Mr A 1110\'lDg picture "The Llltle Lost Angel' ' was shown by Mtss Far1e Erlcwrne whe n Group 1 of the Women 's Assoc1a1aon met Tuesday evenmg at the r 1rst Presbyter Church. Mrs Donald Lowery i '•b~lm"n presided ;lfld Mrs Harold Sauer was the devotiOnal leadcr. Offtcers elected Wl'fe cbaum:!ln Mrs, Lowen. • co chauman, Mrs Lewts H Sauer, sccrei~~· F;~~~ Erlewme, tr~a~ure-r, Haptonstall The hostesses were Miss Erlcwme, Mrs. Lucy Greeg, Mrs. Rill!sell Lyons and Mrs Roscoe Flfeand they presented each member With a corsage and served Chmtmas tree Jce cream, cook1es and favors. The members also enJoyd a g1ft exchange dunng the soc1al hour_ Mason Methodist WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday "The Church and the Cblldren" was the toptc for ducusslon on Monday as the WSCS of the Mason MethOdist Church met at tbe chur· ch. Giving talks were June Van l"!lalrc,, Stella Chatlin, and Lilah Zerkle PresP.nl were Jean Carson , Mrs H H Foglesong, Lilah Zerkle, Pearl Rou~h Margaret Pickens Stella Chatlln, Mary E Capehart, Jun r. Van Meter, Emily Burgess, Glarlys Art 1s, and Gladys Thomas Mrs Thomas was m charge of the progrilm for the evenmg. Capehart's Fly To Florida For Christmas Days Mr and Mrs Russe\J Capehart and daughler, Jackie, of Mason left Wednesday mormng v1a air plane from Cha rleston for Mtaml , Florida, for the Chrutma~ hobdays. The Capeharts will spend the1r time 111 Flonda at the wrnter home of Mrs Capehart's parents, Mr and Mrs C hrist~ Blelncr in Dama They Will be JOined In Diane by their daughter, Diane, on Saturday The latter JS a student at the University of Kentucky and wi11 fly to M1.atn1 followmg dlsmt5sal of school on Fnday FIRST BIRTHDAY OBSIItVE'D The first b1rlhday of Mark Lee Smilh , son of Mr and Mrs Lee SmJth, v.as cl'lebratcd Monday with a famllv dinner at the home h1s paternal grandparent.s, Mr and Mrs E 0 Smtth Mark's f1rst birthday cake had OM .. andle The heart-shaped r11k.e was baked and decaraled by h1s mother. or NEW DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs Marhn Carson, of Rlver~ldt , Calif, are announcing the btrlh ot a s1x pound thll'leen ounce d<~ught(-'r, P.11mela Sue, on Oecembcr 12 Grandmother of the ~by IS Mrs Guy Carson, MiddlepOrt, who Js in CallforDJa walther son and bis f.amily. m. of Jonel , and Mrs Wilham Everson, was celebrated Monday Wlth a party at her home on S111:th Avenue Van-colored hal· loons were used to decorate the home and the chtldren received prues after a Sefle5 o! gam5 Mrs. Everson was as.suted by Mrs. Bernard Fultz Ill serving a decorated pmk and yellow cake, tho gilt of Mrs Fultz sandWlche• · • • 1ce cream .and koolade. Guests were 'Diana Davts, Mary Lou Hall , Eleanor BOdimer, Kathte McEihJD ney, Debra Grueser, Ruth Fergu san, Kay Slater, Jarus Schmoll, Brenda Doddrill, Manlyn Stumbo, Beth Fultz and Patrlcut. Everson Last week Patnc1a's fourth b1rth day was celebrated with a dmner and Mr and Mrs Fultz and daugh ter, Beth, wt>re special guests_ to 1- Her Choose LADIES from •RAZORS • COSMETIC SETS Evening ln Paris for Him •Timex Watches •Sheaffer Rubenstein • Pen and PeacH Seta Coly- Vardley •MILITARY Max }"ador BRUSH SETS PERFUMES BY •SHAVE SETS By Yardley- Seeforth KIDgsmen- Old Splee •ANJOU • Electric Rasors Shlet - Sualleam MASON CLINIC REPORT AdmissiOns. Mrs Lenore Beck, Cheshrre, 0 Dee. 11 Mrs Sbtrley Coleman, Middleport, Dec. 11 Mrs. Betty Haye11, Racme, 0, Dec 11 Mrs Glad}is Stewart, Mason, W. Va, Dec 13 Mrs. Patsy Phillips, Longbottom ~ 0, Dec. 16 Mrs Florence Stevens, Mtdd.Ieport, 0 Dec. 17 Mark Bolen, M!ddleport, 0. Dec 17. Btrths Mr and Mrs Gary Gibbs, Mason, W Va , daughter, Sondra Lynn Dec 11 Mr and Mrs. Wllham Noreieo - Remlngtoa and •BRUSH SET •RONSON Clzarette Ughters LARGE SELECTION TREE TRIMMINGS STARKS DRUG STORE • E. MAIN ST. POMEROY RARS OF TAXATION FOR 1956 vve In pursuance of Jaw, I, Clyde G. Millhone, Treasurer of llet11 Cou.nty, Ohio. do bereby notice that the number of Milia levied on each dollar of property shown on the Genenl Tax Dupheate of Real Estate, Public Utility and Penonal Property w1tldn amd County for the year 19"'..6 u u followa: fl TOWNSB!PS SIJHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORA'I10NS .2() .•o 380 1.00 1200 1750 .20 20 .20 ,:;o :;o 50 380 3.80 3.80 100 1.00 1.1)(1 16 :;o 1600 22.00 12.00 17!10 50 50 3.80 380 100 16 :;o 2200 12.00 1800 50 380 100 1250 1800 .20 50 380 100 16"" 2200 20 50 380 1.00 16!10 2200 Western Local S. D - 20 Northern Local S. D. _. 20 Rutland VtUage _____ .20 50 50 380 3110 380 100 18"" 2200 2100 2340 3110 1.00 16.0 16 00 BEDFORD ------~----CHESTER Eastern Local S D. -Sahsbury Local S D. - COLUMBIA ----------LEBANON Eastern Local S. D. -- .20 Southern LocalS. D. -- .20 LETART Southern Local S. D. _ .20 too OLIVE Eastern Local S. D. ORANGF: Eastern Local S. D RUTLAND SALEM Westrrn LocalS. D __ .20 SALISllURY Salisbury Local S D. _ BedfordLocalS.D, __ Middleport V1Uage ___ Pomeroy Villaa:e ~---SCIPJO Northern Local S_ D ""50 100 .40 -20 50 .50 50 50 3 80 38080 3 3 80 .80 .20 20 .20 20 .50 3 80 15!10 16"" 21.50 200 22.00 21 ~ ::Oo l27~ 320 ~·20 .20 12 90 3 20 1 00 15 50 20 00 2100 SUTTON SO ~ 80 1 00 12 :SO 18 00 Southervn 'l"local S D.- - ~g 50 a 80 .20 12.50 t 00 JS.20 Ra cme I a~e ~~---.%0 l2 M 4 00 21 20 3 80 .!W 1840 SyraeuBf'. VtllaRe -- --- 20 3 80 100 12 90 Pomeroy Sutton S. D- _ 20 50 Real ~l'itate taxes which ha\r not beE'n faid all he close of each rollectton carry a penalty of teft r cel'lt Taxefl may be paid at the offiCE' o the county treuurer or by maU Pleue bring your last rece 1pt and if you pay by mail . be sure to locate your property by taxm( dustrtd a{ld eDC!lon stamped seH-addresaed enveloped Alway~ exammeyour tax reeelot to see that it covt'rs ~n your nrnJI4U'tY. Offu:c Hours - 8 30 AM to 4 00 P M flulv except Saturdav when nff1ce c l~s at Noon Taz Books w1u be open Dec. 15. 19!56 to Feb. 1st, ltl67. CLYDE G. VIIJ HONE. Me11• Cotmtr Treuww l: �. I • *'-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 20, 1956 'festfJ'Il Kentucky Scores Second Official Win Over San Francisco Chet rorte. a H -shrimp In an of seven-foot. t<IUrt giants, had ewn a trio ol J.keptical NaA f!l'l included Foro' Levabe orthe New York Knlckerbocken, saw Forte hit on sbt of 11 ficla goals an'd seven or elgM tree throws for 19 pOints in addition to bel.QI t."Tedlted with seven assists. Dartmouth's &Iller lDdlans ••ganged up" on the little guy, 'but · S porte: Center took over fint place In the Industrial Bowling League last Thuraday night as they won thfte "lames in ~ · ~· .. from Pome~ Motor Cor:-.., ...,.· Meanwhile, Robtuon's Laundry dropped Into seeon4 .pJa~ IS: they Jolt two out of three to H It R Firestone Sture, and New Yorir. Clothing HouJJe went into fourth as: they lost twq or their three garnet to Pt'meroy IJons. Paced by t 564 aeries bl' Bud McKinney as he hit tames of 185, 222 and 157 Sports Center barely ' pulled through two of their three games as they won tbe first by 18 pin& and the last by only two pins. Art Stobll':t t()llowed McKinney with ·rna and Gene MclOmtey had 511 . Milt Howlaahelt was hlill for Pomeroy Motor with 535. John Duerr rolled the bla:h 1erlea of. tbe year ill a toting cause as he hit 192, 2411 and 182 for N-ew York Clothing Rou1e. The Clothi.ers had a bii 981 game In their middle line u Hank Clatworthy bit 223 with Duerr's 245. Junie Gibbs waa b\lb for the Li.ons with -645, and .tf.l.t cOn~rted the 7-10 spilt, wbile -Bill Anderson hit M3 and Fred Crow ·bad SOB. H 1: R FirestOne were paced by Earl Warnke> u he hit MO on games or 218, 1M 'and 145 with Kenny McElhinny hltttnr 51'7. Jlm O'Brien was high fm· kobinaon'w with 549 with KP.RRJ Wtains hitting 519. INorris Wake Fo!'@St belft Auburn, $8-48 to win the carrousel Tournament at Charlotte, N. C., Por the &ee(]nd straight year. Wake For'Hf.· trailed, 28-22:, at hal£time but took the lead when Auburn went l:..llh. minutes without a fidd goal tn lhe seeond half. Bob Emerick's 30 .pOintJ enabled Florlt1a to beat St. Joseph'• 86-72, and take tb.lrd place ln the tournament. £&uts convinced today that there's ltlD room for a JOOd Jlttle man in bukelbaU. A full 15 lnc:bes sMrter than Kansas' amuing Wilt ChamberliJn, the 145-pound Forte showed hP ean be Just al upsetting an in· fluen.~ on • p.me Wednesday aight when he led unbeatf'n Columbia to a ?8-68 victor}' over D11rtmouth. The pro Jt'OUta, who HAt'l. J~fiNIN~ WtNf ;ffEK~ '0/.YNtC , ~NP .-oRlD. Ff(HIIIe fi(A,.,.,. r!Tl~~ Tulane eonne<>led on 2AI or 23 Cree throws to dert•at Stanford, ~3; Jerry Mallett and Troy Rushing tallied 21 points each to lead Loui3iana State Unlvertity to an 84- 76 triumph over :Baylor and lliMmi made 38 of 42 f.ree thrOWB to dOwn Tc'ICas A & M, 81-80, In Important intersectional -1amea. he then acled as a deeoy and helpAll·Amerl<'a football player Ron ed pass oft to R"lldy Mil kef, who "Kramer had ],5 points and auard taltied 24 points. It wu the s1xtb George LeE- canned 23 a• 1thehlstraight victnry (or Columbia. gan crushed Kent State Unlverbnkl Se-cond To Wilt Mty, 100.00: Dobby Thym collected Forte's ptrfonnance l'lllled hill ~ 11 Vanderbilt whipped New season "JlOlflt total to 171. an aver- M:exlco, 81-59: Harvard rou~d age of 28.2 per game which ranks Brown, 92-47 . Syracuse whipped second only to Chamber1ain._ 36.2 Cornell, 86-MJ. and Princetoa deaveraiefeated Rut.gen, '7&-t%, ln oU.er Tbe mere appeannee of the pro- .. Brouts was <1 l)('rsonal trlumpb 'or Forte. If he'!t si~ned at the com· pletion "Of his eOllet~:e career. Forte wou\4 becdtne "the 6mal\c$t Nationit Balk!tball Asso"CI.ation player in .. hlltory. .. Western KentucKY, tneanwhllc demonatrated that the honeymoon 111 teil)y . oYer for BID Francisco wbtn lt rnllied to beat the Doni, 8"1-5'7, at Loul~ille, Ky . The. l7th ranked Mlllloppers were out~ored from thr field. 2+29, hut bad the edge oflhe foul Hne, 15-9. It was •tralght "o!flr'·t ""'"" ~"~~ 1o••" the ·-nd f the Dons who le118 · than a ',.''"' ago,.,·., ' ' ridln"~~; hi"h ., with . W their TN'ord fJ).game winning k llf.r~a . d Erl Back talllell 17 in~r for' w~atern Kenturky but p<> _ , Art DttY was thP San ,.,aane1sco s game's outdandlng player with 23 talliell. - game&.~.-'------CLUB TO MElT Tht Cheater Garden Club will meet for their Christmas meetlnr at the home of Mrs. Woodnnv Mora, Thunday nta:ht Del!. 20 at 8 o'clock. The Standings: Team IN LIAD ROll Matgarct Hoyt iJaughter C!f the Rev and Mrs. E. Hoyt, is ta sin . the leading role inthe opetl 1 . "The M_edLumc" blly MlnMotitl ini!Myatrclo!J at Manetta 0 e11e. I 18. 0S lal a senior ant1 Is major na: m oc Stui.lit'$ wlthh .atomusic thminor. "orl SM tt Is t~l'lchin~ ts ry at e • e. a Jumor Htgh St·hool for practue teaching thi s winter and at the an· nual All Cum pus Car~l ~ing held before s<'"houl was dttmteaed for · · h h 1 dcr or the vacauon . ll e wu L 0 ea carol s.lnger~. , c: 562 and Paul Clifford 536. Chevrounl was the bi;; man for the losers with a fine 603 series. The scoN>s: Sports Center Tak~ Lead In Industrial Bowling ~gue O.acons Win Carrous.el TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .... 1 . ng V~ctory.' Forte Unbeaten Columbia Lead 13 Lolf 16 18 19 21 t.e 18 21 26 28 WOI'I Sports Center Roblnsun't Laundry Pomeroy L10n1 New York Clothinl Pomeroy Motor Co. H 6: R Firestone 28 M 133 t22 107 186 113 156 131 1(6 1;4 Wolfe lf ·· ves Totals ill:. ·ouAM D. MHier Han-ab Riua 811 670 736 150 144 B3 165 168 136 82 7.23 Hoffman Scarberry Handicap Tot.all 119 200 185 174 32 819 ASSOCIATED RADIO Hannahs 152 137 Walker 161 165 150 192 164 188 Hawley 148 14S Tot.alB 775 825 HOT ltODS E. McKinney Stobart Drenner Sylvester 1M 1S4 187 144 170 82 8.23 PYREX S Chcvrount Eddy Barker Banks Deems Totals lll!i 201 2Q3 603 155 171 167 4B3 362 182 151 164 497 455 162 179 129 470 471 155 138 188 496 2157 853 860 846 2569 459 CROW'$ CHICKS 336 179 186 171 536 552 Clifford IM 1:15 168 477 t.ouks 442 160 131l 1H6 464 · R iggs 480 181 209 172 562 90 Quillen 1~ 225 189 567 Belles 236ft 827 913 866 2606 Totals 145 434 1"56 476 134 476 186 538 11:1> 406 733 2330 1 • Drink RoyaT Crow•l Col••• • Lowest of 111 in calori11 ·k ectulll test. ' ~ 144 HERE Get them a .JOHNSON If 8ea-No,_e Chicks Bowlers Hit Low Total But Win Anyway 12-volt electric starting in new 18 anc\ 35 hp cla...,a. Heavenly quiet. "lloundlripdependobility." ProChriatma.-.Ielivery. 2• SPTS Crows Chicks won two out of thrl':e games last night in the Parbraburg All Star League from Pyre1o: Five In spite of the fact thal they rolled one or thl'ir poorest totals of the ~~eason. The Cbicb loat the f,irst game with a score of 827, but carne back to win the last two with 913 and ' KARR & VAN ZAN PHONE 485 Make It A White Christmas ... .. 81 or SWISHER.• LOHSE Associated Radio Holds Monday Ni~e Loop Lead APPLIANCE Auooiated Radio Ocome, I all ye The Christmas girt roT the whole family all year long --a brand new Chevrolet! Find out today how eaar 1t 1s to give a Chevy with faithful a Chevrolet Glft Certificate .. May yoor Chrls11!1n lillY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" W17'H A CHEVROLET " " loy!ul, " '-n GlptiCt IM ~. <' I "'/ tttd entcllliMell\h!C " • • ttvlltilllt woL ..'' ..YOU!! CHEVROL!:r DEALER" ";JIIIa BL l'emeroJ JAYCIP BetJing Woods .............. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Tbe aeores: COUNTY LIAINI HACKETT'S \ SAFETY SERVIa 777. RMenlluJoell Bllnd Hand~ Tt>lals ltACINI Pomeroy I!Oiple · E}_.t 10& 135 118 J61 112 108 145 184 125 15'7 131 119 164 ISO 130 ISO 43 43 u ' " IIIII 'IS7 · 124 IC2 140 365 466 4~0 390 129 2131 Pomeroy WILL BE ... ..... seheduled meeting on December 12 at the home of Mrs. Martha Cook in Ma80n . Assisting Mn. COok as hostesses for the eve!lin& were Mrs. June Van Matre and Mn. Geraldine GC::~ction Cecil .$.mllh, Mrs. Mary Ingles Mrs Mre l · Dodson and Mrs. siantey Ha 1·b~ue; · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .. E 1 t.aM ltf ROM E. PDwall O.C•IIId Allmlnl&trator i.e I ~otlee is hereby given that I 'N elss C. Powell whose Pogt Of· M Add · M'ddl rl h. uce re&." IS 1 . epo , 0 to h~s been duly appomted as Admmlstrator of the Est~te of R<W; · E. Powell late of Meigs County. Oh~~ee,~ased · th day o1 Decem· January. I! The club also announced the her 1956. JOhn c. Bacon purchase of two wheel chairs for Judge of ttt. ,~.. Court persons needing them ln Mason. 'Mti.. County, Ohlo · In addition eornm1tteea were ap- . .(12) 20, 2'1, (1) S, 3te pointed to prepare Chriatmaa bu- 17 ROTARY MEETING CHANGED The Middleport . Pomeroy Ro· tary Club will not rnE"el this week but on Friday, Decembf.>r 28, "'ill meet for their dinner meeting at 6 p. m. at Heath Methodist Ch1aeh. ___,.:...,-~-:---- - store • POWers App Ilance FULLY AUTOMATIC SAV£ ON B!i 11.1 Ctl. Ft. HOTPOINT For a Happy Home Give Electri·cal Appliances W.ltl Full Width Freozer 811& Cu. Ft. lig In Sisi I Kelwinltor Rtfrigetatvr Kelvlnator RanfJI · ·· ·- · ·--- Special $219.95 Automalle Kelvlnator Clothes Dlyer · · · · · · · · · · $219.95 ,..., I• Prleet Automalle- Eoq Tetllll . Yours No" For Only Save $150 On This 17 Cu. Ft. HOTPOINT FREEZER Special $219.95 Eloctrlr • Easy Washer · · · .... · · · · · · · · · -- $219.95 $199.00 IU Tllllea 0.1 of Ml Bed Priees and Sele<llonoln Furnlturt AI EASY TERMS FIFE REFRIGERATION Hotpolnt Appliances- Sales and Service AND FURNITURE Htn~P•: Kal Hindy, Manarer 300 W. Second Sl. -Phone: 432, Pomeroy Moa.-Fri. 9-5; Set. 9-12.-0p.t~- .venf1t,g• bv app~ loonJ 111Gd1 to .-..iden" ol NOrby tow!K McMaster Hardware N. 2nd. AN. The-Fiod\ PreHnt were those named above anti Miu Carrle Yeakel, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. Mar-t Crary. Mi..uu Nelle IDd Clara Bing, Mrs . A. V. Howell, Mra Thomas Goe(lein, Mrs. John Chase. Miss Lydia 1 Eber~h. Krs. o. H. Myers, Mrs. Claude .Dant and Mrs. Earl Oliver . the next meeting will be 8 pot1•~ luncheon at noon. JanUary 14 at the church. G.E. APPLIANCES Save $100 On This Pair • tHH. taken at the meeting tbe g•ou d tan Ch .at p ms e p s 1o go r1 mas caroling on Satunfay evening. Dec. 22, in the town of Mason and named chaptrones ror each night that the Mason City Cl\lic Center will be open during the month of kets for the needy or the town. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Fred Thabet Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Mrs. T. 8. McGowan, Mrs. T. A . Hewetson, \Irs. Paul Nease, Mr11. James Diehl . Jr .• Mrs.. Mel Clart, Mrs. George Burns, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mn. George Canon, Mn. Pitk-8f- FaYOH we~ mlnature Christmas TELEVISION 711 Third St. Middleport, . Ohio 4011·1t,______________________________ _ 157 147 159 4611 'I • Durm1 the •oci.a.l hour Mrs. Jacob Gloeck• read two poems wllieh Me compot:ed, "A Chrlstrftas M'edUaHon" and "A Christmas Dream". A.gift exebatiiCe was held. Refreahments carrying out the Chl'l8lr'nal theme were served by tbe hosteJae&, on individual trays. G. E. and DUMONT Gnat In Featunsl When lt~s Time lo~ ClrrilltiiUUI' Dinner, Brillfl On A P~- ---- int recently in Columbu.11. She is employed at the Rick's BakHY in the Lane Shopping Center. Racine Fire Department Mr. and Mrs. James Jividen are 'President Bob Roy of the Racine spending 8 vacation through Christ Fire Department requests aH mem- mu with his mother. Mrs. J. F. hers to be pre3ent at the regular jividen of Main street.. JamefL, 1nd meeting Wedne.~~day evening al wife have j.ust returned front a 8:00. An oyster s11pper wUI be s:er- two weeks vacation in Florida and ved following the regular meetlng when leaving here will return to (l( the department bis employment at Suttoo, W Va. Racine Post 802 Legion meeting Mrs. William Hayes (.Betty J)eck The regular meeting of Racine er) of 8th Street is announcing the Post 802 will be held at the I.Jeg- birth of a daughter, born Wednes· ion Hall Thur~day evening at 8:00 day December 12th at Mason ClinCommander vtrtil Walker ls mak- ic. ~he Haye1 Family have besidll!s luz: a last plea for delinquent dues tbe new addition, one daughtt!r to be paid Into the poit before the Debbie and 1 son Bill. end or the year ahd fhe end of The Christmas ent.md!inment of our memb4:!rship drive. The :Post il -the 'ltaeine Baptist Church will be now over 1~7 quota by eltbt metft· ht!-ld: ·s aturday E\renlnll at 7:30P.M. Refrigerators- Washen _;_Dryers- Ranges bets but alitl Gpleninta for ma"D)' ' "Helen Johnson has returned SUNBEAM and WEilTINGHOUSE mon! eliMibles m the area. Walter \oine from tw() weeks employment SMALL APPLIANCES also ia announcing a turicsy supper at ·the home of Lois Cecil In Midfollowins the regular .meetinf tbll IU~pert. DUMONT RADIOS and RECORD PI.A Y£RS Thurtday eveniq. :All membere !'he w. s. c. s. met at the hDme FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE are urged to attend. of lin :s. M. Tyree Pickens T:ue1· On Everylhln& We Sell- Fltlt>ry Trained Men Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wrjpt 01 dif evenlttg December 11th;<' Columbus v.ltlted over- tile week· Wendel Frecter is slowly reeupend nd with her ilater, lin: 1M ~~ .. in White cro.. Hoopltal. Johnsm"\ and bro"ther JIOb _..,, 'tof'lllh'bUs, from Tettnt operation. Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dally- Sundoys 910 9 Mr. Wl"tghl opent the dap to.,.. 'l'1>e ·new Field Scout FJxo<:ptlve Easy 'l'erml- Up to 30 Months To Pay ing the hUis in leltc!h Of dftlt1mt ' tot JlOM District was in ~lne Box 6 Jteedsvllle, 0. · PhoDe Coolville 3841 with no lUck. ·it thf! borne of Rev. El~ooc\ and •..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~1~ Betty Howell '"' home oVer at.o Scoutmuter Ed How/lll't ·Sat.. Sunday with her family, B~ 're- ' ue. altemlJtine to revive the to. a•IIVJC• POll port.ed that she bad llttendea the ' etl Stout Troop and also to ()rgar~.· LAST MINUT. Columbus Bakers' Convention Meet tze an Explorer Post. SHOPP~NG llefrigeftltor or I Mason Mothers Club Holds Party And Gift Exchange · RAcl l.l£ 1-, B•ve .Just Arrived Hatpaint Washer and Dryer 24 SPTS Aaaoeiated Radio rontlnueil to lead In the Monday Niaht County Lequ.e a1 tbey won two out or u.r.e ilmel from Jr. order MeChaniu from New Haven. In otber matches Simon's Market won two out of tbree from the Rot Roda and Racine toolr. two of three from the Jayteet. 'Pat W111 ltd AaBOCiated Radio wiUt. 538 aa .hif! blt 164, 188 and 116, whD.t ~~1 ltlggs had BliA to pitt OUAM 11 be hit 16!5. 200 and 187. Theae were two of the three .!500 scor.s tallied in the t'ourse of the evenlna:. Jim b'BrieD had the other 500 IK'OI'e aa he ldt !110 for Slmons Market with aatnea of 1112. 178 and 180. Bud McKinney paced the lollina Hot Roda with 474 .. ln the Raoine-Jaycet mateb BIU. Reyes ~ the Radnto quintet with 471 and Dick Rosenbaum waa bilh for the Jaycees with 468. 1 :__:_..:..=.::..::::::.:.:..=:.:::..::::.:::...,_ ELECTRIC RANGES SPECIAL LOW PRICE = lit Middleport Ill BAttER FU!INITUU IQ DECEMBER 23 for Christmas HOTPOINT =- OPEN SUNDAY i::::;:i::;:i;;::;::;::;:::;:;;:::::;:::;;::;::==::::=z::i=:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;: I Chevrolet's First on ' Everybody's List! I IPOrt.s clntlUIII. ( !t>t.......u~ I I K&M SOHIO c.; I J)urina: the blULlnen .enlon in . Cblrie of the president , Mr ~. Grimm. il wa1 votrd to retain the same> officers for tile cominM year Orber otfiten a~. Mr1. W. R Car· penter, vlre president ; Mrt Charlet H~aley. ~ret.ary ; and Mr1 W. 0 . Barnltz, trea.urer. Jt wall) decided to hold the annual dinnt r at the FIVe Polnh GrRI. January 13. At the cloae M the meeting a J.OClal hour wa~ enjoyed and a gift Ut~Jllle held. art~r wh.ich re{reth meals were served by the hoslen(•S to Ma:r. C,bar~ Hensley, Mr1.-Grace I Swaa, Mn. Clyde Andrews . Mrs. I Helen Johmon . Mra~ . JeD Brmk(!'r. Mr. and Mrt. Wllta•n Stewart. Mr and Mn. W. H. Gu:penter, Mr and Mrs. W. 0 . Barnilz, Fred Swan and Bert Grimm A Chri&tmas program and a gitt Ralph warner Mrs exchange was conducted by the Mrs Edward 'Ryan· memben or the Mason Mothers Be~, Mrs:. :Radford C1ub as they held their regularly Lawrence ·Foreman FURNITURI 0. 'fte llrtchlut eor-11 ·W. Main St. FROM FIFE BEFRJGERA.TJON GIVE A WINTER CHICK-UP ' • •J COSTUMID with a bouquet and a tew shreds, Anne-Marie Du· jardin, 22. -a ..model, poses after being ctwsen "MI.8s Sex Appeal ot 1957" in a conteat ln Paris. She spedalizee in modeUng I POMEROY 1 the Paat Offic+u dub ot' Rllrine OES. ~!onday evMnin(i: at her illome LehM FaUa. A Ha:kted Cflrlltmaa tree on the porch welcomed the mem lwrs IS they arrived. The home was beautifully decorated for the Ottatlion with ligbted candles in each window and greenery, poinsetti•• and dies on the mantel. Snow tOflTed brant'het with Chris:tma 1 ban1 forn1ed the eenterpleee of lhe dinlni room table, and 61 email Chrlatmaa tree waw placed in front of the mantel under which lift.s were placed . ~ SIMONS MARKET GIVE the FINEST ....... Big Savings $299.00 BAKER I I 7 ROOMSOf :J New FOR Pur~~ltun :l Nine qreat modell-wlth Chieks enlar~in~ ?f 404 S72 452 390 27 2155 C!~"..~~~!d ~~~~!~,iAa Ml"l Ralph Webb Members present were those Misses Lucretia, A.q:ullta .and named above and Mrs. William Holt, Mrs. J . E. Foster, Mrs. Geor· Ada Genheimer were holteue• to Rutb claM of the ge Skinner~ P(n. Dale Wippel, Mrs. · the Diujhtets United Method1st Chureh, 'Monday Dana Oliver u.nd Mrs. Aten Shain. Guests of tbe class w~re Rev. -and afternoon at their home, Mulberty Mrs. ll.a:lph "Zl11ldel and claUilhters, Ave. Christmas earoJs played on the Charlene •nd Sharon and Mn. -record player, opened the meetin< Daisy Jasper. and devotions were led bY Mn. C. E. W. Downie, whO had .for "ber toplt, "The Chrlstmu Llabt". "Mrs. Goorge H. Parker ptes:ident presided at the meetlnl and trietn· ben relp(]nded to roll tall With a Christmas t.houlht. Offieera foi' lbe ·comina year were ·elected and Mrs. liJnnie Neutzling wu Hlec:t.ed as prethlent; .Mn. ;Jacob GlGC.kaer vioe president; Mlu Lucretia Gen· h6imer, aeeretary; and Mrs. Bert Web.ter, tft!aturer. 180 :!t10 117 139 130 9 719 Tht' proa:ram wa• 1n charge of Mrs. Joseph Cook who uk the members to have a Chri1tm11 verse or thou&ht tor the proJtam. There were three whi.cb lhe-did-not uk and they were ea~h JIYen the privilege of maldnz: 1 requeat. Mrs. Elmer Wickham and Mn. Lorain Sterr~tt sana:, "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem" a1 .requeated by Mrs. Ray Sehlenable ; Mrs. Wickham and Mn. COok ung "O h Come All Ye Faithful", tht> rt>· quest of Mrs. Ellen Couch and the group sang, ''Silent Nllhl" as requested by Mrs. Willlam Watson. 1 Daughters Of Ruth Oass Holds Meeting AtGenheimer Residence ~· 148 138 45!5 123 181 474 628 756 2106 125 178 127 113 130 9 682 son . who had tor her topic, '"Chriat mas in your neart." presented Mrs. Ralph Zundel, wife er" by Mrs. Helen Johnson and of the pastor, Mn. Stephenson, "The Chri1tmas Legem!" by M!t. teachl'r of the rlasa an() Mrs. T .T. Shelton. substltute teacher, each with gilts after Whlt-h the members exchanged gHta. 132 118 162 412 113 106 149 368 Ul8 133 126 397 169 B. McKinney 170 Totals 722 IIMOWS MAI:KIT Simon 185 O'Brien 152 Bell 128 King 200 Bllnd ISO llandit!atJ 9 Totals 754 1 A 1hort progrsm wal pre&ent.ed Mrs. Sm ith in behalf of the c-lass ennsisting or "The Man&er Pray- ROYAL Cliowif . ao'I'TLINO CO. ALL- FAMILY FUN Unit~! ~!~~ FR:L:~.., W(}(j\.a.,.t~ At S.lvM -• th em· INDUSTRIAL LIAGUa SAN -FRANCISCO . UP - The They can even 1aug h a-t. <Oaches in !he East·Wtst Game to 11lwa, for, as Collier explains, ·ROIINictN'I LAUNDR'I' 13'7 181 188 486 be played at Kezar Stadium on ''You just C'an't wIn .til thl s b us·I Seboenleb , OIJ3rien 193 198 158 149 Dec. 2n are a light-hearted lot-be. nesa. Winins 168 138 212 516 cause w!~ o_r lose the alumni lB "My fir!lt year at KentuC'ky," wm 132 154 t65 431 80 .apprei:laltve. 1 tbe square-cut coach. recalled, " we F . Anderson 156 149 180 tB!I Most alumni take a dim view beat Tennessee at thei~ place Totals 784 820 883 2487 886. · def~!ul ami quite orton It means .some lhlng wh'w_ h rare IY happensWes Belles snapped out o[ his H & R FIRESTONI tht sxc For the pieskin pilot In- and on the tram home one happy Bailey 150 127 H3 42:0 slump to lead the way with a "~~~;;;;;--;;;;;;;;:=~;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;~,;;;._;;_.-;;;;;,_,_;.;;oi;;;;;;;;;;.jl volv.ed. nut in thia one, the "alum· alumnus called me over al)d shook Sis.son 141 111'7 166 464 567 series with gamell of 15.1, 225 ;;;; ni" is composed 11f crippled chll- hands." ParROns 135 138 159 430 and 189, while Frank Quillen had dren in various Shrine hospitals The old grad looked him square· McElhinney Hil 177 189 517 and lhe 0111come of the game is ly in the eye and said: Warnke 219 186 14!5 !}!SO not as important as the cause. "Coach, you did .a great job to· Handicap !13 !13 53 159 So the coaches head into thi1 day and )'m for you ." Totals 849 836 tR\5 2540 one wi.thout the usual palpitation Then he paused and aJded grim· SPORTS CENTER and their rasr is refle('ted in ly: Orel\ner 168 1M 125 .W,7 their light-hearted bantering. Becker 127 190 156 413 "But if they beat you nt'xt One of the top jokesters among Stobart 201 166 148 M5 year, I'm agamst you ." the coaching crl'w which includes 166 178 167 5tl Those problems are ab8(lnt In E. McKinney Terry Brennan of Notre Dame. B. McKinney 183 222 Hi7 :!t64 Buck Shaw rtf the Air. Foree Acad- the East-West Gam<'. where a Handicap 35 35 35 105 emy, Rip Engle of Pe"nn State and bunch of young men run so tltat Totals 882 88!1 788 25M Blanton Collier of K~ntucky is k.ids can walk. And i.ts reflected bulky Jack Curtic-e of utah. cur- in the ea!ly-goins attitude of the POMIROY MOTOR CO. 186 169 145 480 tire keeps 1e>m In stltche9, a novel· only football coaches -in the ooun- Hunnell Bowen 130 try who face a game without mil141 143 414 ty for the coachn. Like when he New Jlpplfflnl!el 188 148 140 485 told them that he waA from Ken- giv.in,w:. Thh time they can't lose. LObse Hatri& 176 Ull 167 494 IN FOR A tllt'ky and had ·b een born In a tog Houdashelt 204 149 182 ~15 cabin &lightly on the shabby side. Total& 864 758 788 2408 Poor But P rovd POMIROY LIONS CLUB •LIT US CHECK YOUI RADIATOR ''We were too poor to paint and eSUPP'LY YOUR ANTIFJr:IIZI Gtbb& 181 17~ 1119 &I~ too proud to whitewash,'" Curtice eWASH AND SIMONIZE Jat!obs 1:!>9 lMt gagged. Crow 158 188 186 ~ Curtice gels a lot of mileaR"e out W. Anderso11 109 148 196 U"N of the story of "the fHstest start· Searles 157 142 14b 4481 ln"g back in Teus." Darst 171 148 319 SERVICE The back WAll alway! drawing Handicap 11 5 I$ Phone fltl Mlddi•JIGrt penalties for being in motion 110 Tatals 863 822 863 ~ to extend season's greeUngs from us to you cnrtl~e eompillned to the offlrlal NIW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Manning Kloea ffllke Mullen In one gamr and told him to keep Blind 140 140 I: his eye50onfasttheyou boyjust "because he Duerr 192 24S 182 819 - -- - - - · - -st1rt11 think he'• Davis 175 188 133 474 In mot1.o11." Klae• 136 t2ts 261 ·on the nut play. the prnnlly Lylle 166 170 m t87 whistle blew aa:aln. Clatworthy 223 176 399 "He wa1n't In mo\ion," Curtice THE FINEST OF ALL Sauer 159 159 """amf!d. "No, It w11sn't tor that," the ofHa'ndlcap 8 Tolila 1100 937 801 2!it7 flelal s1ht. "This penalty Is I against the rest of the team for dela)"lna: ,the a•nre." Fully Automatic Curtice uses what he calla a "smorrashonl ofl'ense"-"a little bit everylhlns." And In no tlmo at all bls ga31 have the rest of DRUO .$TORE coaches laughing hilarloudy E. Mobt St. ' they fora::ct lhei1' recent coach- -1,'- The One W?n One dais ot the Pomeroy Baptlat Churc h held their annual Chrlatmaa dinner, Tueada:~. evening at the Riverview restaurant at 6::W . Following the dinner the group adjourn~d to the churt'h for thl.'ir regular meeting and p8rty. Mr1. Albert Smith president , pre::~ lded at the meetit\1, whieh openl'd wlth devotions le bY Mn. J . H. Stephen. . Miss fs .a Hit JTDr ILfUI'I•RIZ , Racine OES Chapter Past Officers Pomeroy Baptist One Won One Oass Christmas Oinner Held -and you'll brins on 1 wne of compli!lenle! Whaleorer list r• choae. yuu'll find it plumper and nwa~ juiey monel a Nat I.Mie thriH! You see, thtse are very •pec-ial twbf• . , , 1hat haw beea ru.e.\ uadct the finest conditWw to provide more whiac ~nnt • . mort liP• &ata& •.. more dark meal ... •nd more ~ pleuure per pound ! £njoy • gala CbriltrnllS meal lor a small price •• , buy your <lniatlall 1wU1 at .AaP. - 18-LBS. ANO UP . . 10 TO 17-LB. SIZE .. OVEN-READ¥- 5 TO 9-LB. SIZE Small Turkeys - - - - - - . 49~ lb. Christmas Hams IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING ... FINE FOR EATING ... Here's a meat treat for really neat boHday menu building . . • flavorsome, "Super- that makes f!,ight" Hams. E~ery one is sold with a money-back guarantee . And their depnce makes them ideal for glft·givingr · lightfully low A&P SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED 10 lo 16-Lb. Avg.4 7 FULL . . . SIJANK JIALF A&P SUPER·RIGHT COOKED 10 1o 16_Lb A FULL . vg. f! SHANK . HALF C Cooked Canned lb. 55 lb. HA~.~S~~·~~~z=~~-~~$~5~.9~~~-'-ro~s:~:~~---=69~1b fR~;;;i~g"'(hkkens 4~ Capons 59~ Tbe Finest · · · Grown ..pe<ially For Tender F.aUn& - Oven Ready lb, FULLY DRESSED Plump Stewing Chickens 39' lb OVEN READY • •,, ,, .. . . . . Fancy Ducklings - - - • -· 47~ lb SHORT SHANK Lean Cooked Picnics - · - 33~ lb. SHORT SHANK Lean Smoke'd Picnics - - WHOLE OR HALF Boneless Hams - - • - - - 75~ lb CALIFORNIA . , , ISO SIZE . Navel Oranges 69~ doz. ' ZIPPER SKINS .. 176 SIZE Juicy Tangerines 2 doz. 65~ GREEN GIANT .. TENDER, SWEETGO!.DEN WHOLE KERNEL Niblets Corn 2 ,c:::· 29c S"ililfilii'ifead 21c BIG A&P $~PER our sincere wish for every.. 24-oz. Merry Christmas! " LOAF May you h.ave a Merry Christmas, JANE PARKER ... OVER 2/3 FRIJJTS AND NUTS FRUIT 3-LB. 5-I,H. CAKE oU CAKE CAKE $2 6.9 Th.ls is one! $3.85 MARKEJS · the happy companionship of ltwed ones, the warm fellowship and understanding or friends . May the New YE>ar hold .for V('U a full mea- sure of happiness. · f'rm11 illl of l!s A.t il&P! Mlddleptll'l SHOP EARlY · · -• All Prices Effective through Christmas Eve, Mtndt~y, December 24th �. I • *'-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 20, 1956 'festfJ'Il Kentucky Scores Second Official Win Over San Francisco Chet rorte. a H -shrimp In an of seven-foot. t<IUrt giants, had ewn a trio ol J.keptical NaA f!l'l included Foro' Levabe orthe New York Knlckerbocken, saw Forte hit on sbt of 11 ficla goals an'd seven or elgM tree throws for 19 pOints in addition to bel.QI t."Tedlted with seven assists. Dartmouth's &Iller lDdlans ••ganged up" on the little guy, 'but · S porte: Center took over fint place In the Industrial Bowling League last Thuraday night as they won thfte "lames in ~ · ~· .. from Pome~ Motor Cor:-.., ...,.· Meanwhile, Robtuon's Laundry dropped Into seeon4 .pJa~ IS: they Jolt two out of three to H It R Firestone Sture, and New Yorir. Clothing HouJJe went into fourth as: they lost twq or their three garnet to Pt'meroy IJons. Paced by t 564 aeries bl' Bud McKinney as he hit tames of 185, 222 and 157 Sports Center barely ' pulled through two of their three games as they won tbe first by 18 pin& and the last by only two pins. Art Stobll':t t()llowed McKinney with ·rna and Gene MclOmtey had 511 . Milt Howlaahelt was hlill for Pomeroy Motor with 535. John Duerr rolled the bla:h 1erlea of. tbe year ill a toting cause as he hit 192, 2411 and 182 for N-ew York Clothing Rou1e. The Clothi.ers had a bii 981 game In their middle line u Hank Clatworthy bit 223 with Duerr's 245. Junie Gibbs waa b\lb for the Li.ons with -645, and .tf.l.t cOn~rted the 7-10 spilt, wbile -Bill Anderson hit M3 and Fred Crow ·bad SOB. H 1: R FirestOne were paced by Earl Warnke> u he hit MO on games or 218, 1M 'and 145 with Kenny McElhinny hltttnr 51'7. Jlm O'Brien was high fm· kobinaon'w with 549 with KP.RRJ Wtains hitting 519. INorris Wake Fo!'@St belft Auburn, $8-48 to win the carrousel Tournament at Charlotte, N. C., Por the &ee(]nd straight year. Wake For'Hf.· trailed, 28-22:, at hal£time but took the lead when Auburn went l:..llh. minutes without a fidd goal tn lhe seeond half. Bob Emerick's 30 .pOintJ enabled Florlt1a to beat St. Joseph'• 86-72, and take tb.lrd place ln the tournament. £&uts convinced today that there's ltlD room for a JOOd Jlttle man in bukelbaU. A full 15 lnc:bes sMrter than Kansas' amuing Wilt ChamberliJn, the 145-pound Forte showed hP ean be Just al upsetting an in· fluen.~ on • p.me Wednesday aight when he led unbeatf'n Columbia to a ?8-68 victor}' over D11rtmouth. The pro Jt'OUta, who HAt'l. J~fiNIN~ WtNf ;ffEK~ '0/.YNtC , ~NP .-oRlD. Ff(HIIIe fi(A,.,.,. r!Tl~~ Tulane eonne<>led on 2AI or 23 Cree throws to dert•at Stanford, ~3; Jerry Mallett and Troy Rushing tallied 21 points each to lead Loui3iana State Unlvertity to an 84- 76 triumph over :Baylor and lliMmi made 38 of 42 f.ree thrOWB to dOwn Tc'ICas A & M, 81-80, In Important intersectional -1amea. he then acled as a deeoy and helpAll·Amerl<'a football player Ron ed pass oft to R"lldy Mil kef, who "Kramer had ],5 points and auard taltied 24 points. It wu the s1xtb George LeE- canned 23 a• 1thehlstraight victnry (or Columbia. gan crushed Kent State Unlverbnkl Se-cond To Wilt Mty, 100.00: Dobby Thym collected Forte's ptrfonnance l'lllled hill ~ 11 Vanderbilt whipped New season "JlOlflt total to 171. an aver- M:exlco, 81-59: Harvard rou~d age of 28.2 per game which ranks Brown, 92-47 . Syracuse whipped second only to Chamber1ain._ 36.2 Cornell, 86-MJ. and Princetoa deaveraiefeated Rut.gen, '7&-t%, ln oU.er Tbe mere appeannee of the pro- .. Brouts was <1 l)('rsonal trlumpb 'or Forte. If he'!t si~ned at the com· pletion "Of his eOllet~:e career. Forte wou\4 becdtne "the 6mal\c$t Nationit Balk!tball Asso"CI.ation player in .. hlltory. .. Western KentucKY, tneanwhllc demonatrated that the honeymoon 111 teil)y . oYer for BID Francisco wbtn lt rnllied to beat the Doni, 8"1-5'7, at Loul~ille, Ky . The. l7th ranked Mlllloppers were out~ored from thr field. 2+29, hut bad the edge oflhe foul Hne, 15-9. It was •tralght "o!flr'·t ""'"" ~"~~ 1o••" the ·-nd f the Dons who le118 · than a ',.''"' ago,.,·., ' ' ridln"~~; hi"h ., with . W their TN'ord fJ).game winning k llf.r~a . d Erl Back talllell 17 in~r for' w~atern Kenturky but p<> _ , Art DttY was thP San ,.,aane1sco s game's outdandlng player with 23 talliell. - game&.~.-'------CLUB TO MElT Tht Cheater Garden Club will meet for their Christmas meetlnr at the home of Mrs. Woodnnv Mora, Thunday nta:ht Del!. 20 at 8 o'clock. The Standings: Team IN LIAD ROll Matgarct Hoyt iJaughter C!f the Rev and Mrs. E. Hoyt, is ta sin . the leading role inthe opetl 1 . "The M_edLumc" blly MlnMotitl ini!Myatrclo!J at Manetta 0 e11e. I 18. 0S lal a senior ant1 Is major na: m oc Stui.lit'$ wlthh .atomusic thminor. "orl SM tt Is t~l'lchin~ ts ry at e • e. a Jumor Htgh St·hool for practue teaching thi s winter and at the an· nual All Cum pus Car~l ~ing held before s<'"houl was dttmteaed for · · h h 1 dcr or the vacauon . ll e wu L 0 ea carol s.lnger~. , c: 562 and Paul Clifford 536. Chevrounl was the bi;; man for the losers with a fine 603 series. The scoN>s: Sports Center Tak~ Lead In Industrial Bowling ~gue O.acons Win Carrous.el TODAY'S SPORT PARADE .... 1 . ng V~ctory.' Forte Unbeaten Columbia Lead 13 Lolf 16 18 19 21 t.e 18 21 26 28 WOI'I Sports Center Roblnsun't Laundry Pomeroy L10n1 New York Clothinl Pomeroy Motor Co. H 6: R Firestone 28 M 133 t22 107 186 113 156 131 1(6 1;4 Wolfe lf ·· ves Totals ill:. ·ouAM D. MHier Han-ab Riua 811 670 736 150 144 B3 165 168 136 82 7.23 Hoffman Scarberry Handicap Tot.all 119 200 185 174 32 819 ASSOCIATED RADIO Hannahs 152 137 Walker 161 165 150 192 164 188 Hawley 148 14S Tot.alB 775 825 HOT ltODS E. McKinney Stobart Drenner Sylvester 1M 1S4 187 144 170 82 8.23 PYREX S Chcvrount Eddy Barker Banks Deems Totals lll!i 201 2Q3 603 155 171 167 4B3 362 182 151 164 497 455 162 179 129 470 471 155 138 188 496 2157 853 860 846 2569 459 CROW'$ CHICKS 336 179 186 171 536 552 Clifford IM 1:15 168 477 t.ouks 442 160 131l 1H6 464 · R iggs 480 181 209 172 562 90 Quillen 1~ 225 189 567 Belles 236ft 827 913 866 2606 Totals 145 434 1"56 476 134 476 186 538 11:1> 406 733 2330 1 • Drink RoyaT Crow•l Col••• • Lowest of 111 in calori11 ·k ectulll test. ' ~ 144 HERE Get them a .JOHNSON If 8ea-No,_e Chicks Bowlers Hit Low Total But Win Anyway 12-volt electric starting in new 18 anc\ 35 hp cla...,a. Heavenly quiet. "lloundlripdependobility." ProChriatma.-.Ielivery. 2• SPTS Crows Chicks won two out of thrl':e games last night in the Parbraburg All Star League from Pyre1o: Five In spite of the fact thal they rolled one or thl'ir poorest totals of the ~~eason. The Cbicb loat the f,irst game with a score of 827, but carne back to win the last two with 913 and ' KARR & VAN ZAN PHONE 485 Make It A White Christmas ... .. 81 or SWISHER.• LOHSE Associated Radio Holds Monday Ni~e Loop Lead APPLIANCE Auooiated Radio Ocome, I all ye The Christmas girt roT the whole family all year long --a brand new Chevrolet! Find out today how eaar 1t 1s to give a Chevy with faithful a Chevrolet Glft Certificate .. May yoor Chrls11!1n lillY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" W17'H A CHEVROLET " " loy!ul, " '-n GlptiCt IM ~. <' I "'/ tttd entcllliMell\h!C " • • ttvlltilllt woL ..'' ..YOU!! CHEVROL!:r DEALER" ";JIIIa BL l'emeroJ JAYCIP BetJing Woods .............. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Tbe aeores: COUNTY LIAINI HACKETT'S \ SAFETY SERVIa 777. RMenlluJoell Bllnd Hand~ Tt>lals ltACINI Pomeroy I!Oiple · E}_.t 10& 135 118 J61 112 108 145 184 125 15'7 131 119 164 ISO 130 ISO 43 43 u ' " IIIII 'IS7 · 124 IC2 140 365 466 4~0 390 129 2131 Pomeroy WILL BE ... ..... seheduled meeting on December 12 at the home of Mrs. Martha Cook in Ma80n . Assisting Mn. COok as hostesses for the eve!lin& were Mrs. June Van Matre and Mn. Geraldine GC::~ction Cecil .$.mllh, Mrs. Mary Ingles Mrs Mre l · Dodson and Mrs. siantey Ha 1·b~ue; · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .. E 1 t.aM ltf ROM E. PDwall O.C•IIId Allmlnl&trator i.e I ~otlee is hereby given that I 'N elss C. Powell whose Pogt Of· M Add · M'ddl rl h. uce re&." IS 1 . epo , 0 to h~s been duly appomted as Admmlstrator of the Est~te of R<W; · E. Powell late of Meigs County. Oh~~ee,~ased · th day o1 Decem· January. I! The club also announced the her 1956. JOhn c. Bacon purchase of two wheel chairs for Judge of ttt. ,~.. Court persons needing them ln Mason. 'Mti.. County, Ohlo · In addition eornm1tteea were ap- . .(12) 20, 2'1, (1) S, 3te pointed to prepare Chriatmaa bu- 17 ROTARY MEETING CHANGED The Middleport . Pomeroy Ro· tary Club will not rnE"el this week but on Friday, Decembf.>r 28, "'ill meet for their dinner meeting at 6 p. m. at Heath Methodist Ch1aeh. ___,.:...,-~-:---- - store • POWers App Ilance FULLY AUTOMATIC SAV£ ON B!i 11.1 Ctl. Ft. HOTPOINT For a Happy Home Give Electri·cal Appliances W.ltl Full Width Freozer 811& Cu. Ft. lig In Sisi I Kelwinltor Rtfrigetatvr Kelvlnator RanfJI · ·· ·- · ·--- Special $219.95 Automalle Kelvlnator Clothes Dlyer · · · · · · · · · · $219.95 ,..., I• Prleet Automalle- Eoq Tetllll . Yours No" For Only Save $150 On This 17 Cu. Ft. HOTPOINT FREEZER Special $219.95 Eloctrlr • Easy Washer · · · .... · · · · · · · · · -- $219.95 $199.00 IU Tllllea 0.1 of Ml Bed Priees and Sele<llonoln Furnlturt AI EASY TERMS FIFE REFRIGERATION Hotpolnt Appliances- Sales and Service AND FURNITURE Htn~P•: Kal Hindy, Manarer 300 W. Second Sl. -Phone: 432, Pomeroy Moa.-Fri. 9-5; Set. 9-12.-0p.t~- .venf1t,g• bv app~ loonJ 111Gd1 to .-..iden" ol NOrby tow!K McMaster Hardware N. 2nd. AN. The-Fiod\ PreHnt were those named above anti Miu Carrle Yeakel, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. Mar-t Crary. Mi..uu Nelle IDd Clara Bing, Mrs . A. V. Howell, Mra Thomas Goe(lein, Mrs. John Chase. Miss Lydia 1 Eber~h. Krs. o. H. Myers, Mrs. Claude .Dant and Mrs. Earl Oliver . the next meeting will be 8 pot1•~ luncheon at noon. JanUary 14 at the church. G.E. APPLIANCES Save $100 On This Pair • tHH. taken at the meeting tbe g•ou d tan Ch .at p ms e p s 1o go r1 mas caroling on Satunfay evening. Dec. 22, in the town of Mason and named chaptrones ror each night that the Mason City Cl\lic Center will be open during the month of kets for the needy or the town. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Fred Thabet Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Mrs. T. 8. McGowan, Mrs. T. A . Hewetson, \Irs. Paul Nease, Mr11. James Diehl . Jr .• Mrs.. Mel Clart, Mrs. George Burns, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mn. George Canon, Mn. Pitk-8f- FaYOH we~ mlnature Christmas TELEVISION 711 Third St. Middleport, . Ohio 4011·1t,______________________________ _ 157 147 159 4611 'I • Durm1 the •oci.a.l hour Mrs. Jacob Gloeck• read two poems wllieh Me compot:ed, "A Chrlstrftas M'edUaHon" and "A Christmas Dream". A.gift exebatiiCe was held. Refreahments carrying out the Chl'l8lr'nal theme were served by tbe hosteJae&, on individual trays. G. E. and DUMONT Gnat In Featunsl When lt~s Time lo~ ClrrilltiiUUI' Dinner, Brillfl On A P~- ---- int recently in Columbu.11. She is employed at the Rick's BakHY in the Lane Shopping Center. Racine Fire Department Mr. and Mrs. James Jividen are 'President Bob Roy of the Racine spending 8 vacation through Christ Fire Department requests aH mem- mu with his mother. Mrs. J. F. hers to be pre3ent at the regular jividen of Main street.. JamefL, 1nd meeting Wedne.~~day evening al wife have j.ust returned front a 8:00. An oyster s11pper wUI be s:er- two weeks vacation in Florida and ved following the regular meetlng when leaving here will return to (l( the department bis employment at Suttoo, W Va. Racine Post 802 Legion meeting Mrs. William Hayes (.Betty J)eck The regular meeting of Racine er) of 8th Street is announcing the Post 802 will be held at the I.Jeg- birth of a daughter, born Wednes· ion Hall Thur~day evening at 8:00 day December 12th at Mason ClinCommander vtrtil Walker ls mak- ic. ~he Haye1 Family have besidll!s luz: a last plea for delinquent dues tbe new addition, one daughtt!r to be paid Into the poit before the Debbie and 1 son Bill. end or the year ahd fhe end of The Christmas ent.md!inment of our memb4:!rship drive. The :Post il -the 'ltaeine Baptist Church will be now over 1~7 quota by eltbt metft· ht!-ld: ·s aturday E\renlnll at 7:30P.M. Refrigerators- Washen _;_Dryers- Ranges bets but alitl Gpleninta for ma"D)' ' "Helen Johnson has returned SUNBEAM and WEilTINGHOUSE mon! eliMibles m the area. Walter \oine from tw() weeks employment SMALL APPLIANCES also ia announcing a turicsy supper at ·the home of Lois Cecil In Midfollowins the regular .meetinf tbll IU~pert. DUMONT RADIOS and RECORD PI.A Y£RS Thurtday eveniq. :All membere !'he w. s. c. s. met at the hDme FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE are urged to attend. of lin :s. M. Tyree Pickens T:ue1· On Everylhln& We Sell- Fltlt>ry Trained Men Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wrjpt 01 dif evenlttg December 11th;<' Columbus v.ltlted over- tile week· Wendel Frecter is slowly reeupend nd with her ilater, lin: 1M ~~ .. in White cro.. Hoopltal. Johnsm"\ and bro"ther JIOb _..,, 'tof'lllh'bUs, from Tettnt operation. Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dally- Sundoys 910 9 Mr. Wl"tghl opent the dap to.,.. 'l'1>e ·new Field Scout FJxo<:ptlve Easy 'l'erml- Up to 30 Months To Pay ing the hUis in leltc!h Of dftlt1mt ' tot JlOM District was in ~lne Box 6 Jteedsvllle, 0. · PhoDe Coolville 3841 with no lUck. ·it thf! borne of Rev. El~ooc\ and •..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~1~ Betty Howell '"' home oVer at.o Scoutmuter Ed How/lll't ·Sat.. Sunday with her family, B~ 're- ' ue. altemlJtine to revive the to. a•IIVJC• POll port.ed that she bad llttendea the ' etl Stout Troop and also to ()rgar~.· LAST MINUT. Columbus Bakers' Convention Meet tze an Explorer Post. SHOPP~NG llefrigeftltor or I Mason Mothers Club Holds Party And Gift Exchange · RAcl l.l£ 1-, B•ve .Just Arrived Hatpaint Washer and Dryer 24 SPTS Aaaoeiated Radio rontlnueil to lead In the Monday Niaht County Lequ.e a1 tbey won two out or u.r.e ilmel from Jr. order MeChaniu from New Haven. In otber matches Simon's Market won two out of tbree from the Rot Roda and Racine toolr. two of three from the Jayteet. 'Pat W111 ltd AaBOCiated Radio wiUt. 538 aa .hif! blt 164, 188 and 116, whD.t ~~1 ltlggs had BliA to pitt OUAM 11 be hit 16!5. 200 and 187. Theae were two of the three .!500 scor.s tallied in the t'ourse of the evenlna:. Jim b'BrieD had the other 500 IK'OI'e aa he ldt !110 for Slmons Market with aatnea of 1112. 178 and 180. Bud McKinney paced the lollina Hot Roda with 474 .. ln the Raoine-Jaycet mateb BIU. Reyes ~ the Radnto quintet with 471 and Dick Rosenbaum waa bilh for the Jaycees with 468. 1 :__:_..:..=.::..::::::.:.:..=:.:::..::::.:::...,_ ELECTRIC RANGES SPECIAL LOW PRICE = lit Middleport Ill BAttER FU!INITUU IQ DECEMBER 23 for Christmas HOTPOINT =- OPEN SUNDAY i::::;:i::;:i;;::;::;::;:::;:;;:::::;:::;;::;::==::::=z::i=:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;: I Chevrolet's First on ' Everybody's List! I IPOrt.s clntlUIII. ( !t>t.......u~ I I K&M SOHIO c.; I J)urina: the blULlnen .enlon in . Cblrie of the president , Mr ~. Grimm. il wa1 votrd to retain the same> officers for tile cominM year Orber otfiten a~. Mr1. W. R Car· penter, vlre president ; Mrt Charlet H~aley. ~ret.ary ; and Mr1 W. 0 . Barnltz, trea.urer. Jt wall) decided to hold the annual dinnt r at the FIVe Polnh GrRI. January 13. At the cloae M the meeting a J.OClal hour wa~ enjoyed and a gift Ut~Jllle held. art~r wh.ich re{reth meals were served by the hoslen(•S to Ma:r. C,bar~ Hensley, Mr1.-Grace I Swaa, Mn. Clyde Andrews . Mrs. I Helen Johmon . Mra~ . JeD Brmk(!'r. Mr. and Mrt. Wllta•n Stewart. Mr and Mn. W. H. Gu:penter, Mr and Mrs. W. 0 . Barnilz, Fred Swan and Bert Grimm A Chri&tmas program and a gitt Ralph warner Mrs exchange was conducted by the Mrs Edward 'Ryan· memben or the Mason Mothers Be~, Mrs:. :Radford C1ub as they held their regularly Lawrence ·Foreman FURNITURI 0. 'fte llrtchlut eor-11 ·W. Main St. FROM FIFE BEFRJGERA.TJON GIVE A WINTER CHICK-UP ' • •J COSTUMID with a bouquet and a tew shreds, Anne-Marie Du· jardin, 22. -a ..model, poses after being ctwsen "MI.8s Sex Appeal ot 1957" in a conteat ln Paris. She spedalizee in modeUng I POMEROY 1 the Paat Offic+u dub ot' Rllrine OES. ~!onday evMnin(i: at her illome LehM FaUa. A Ha:kted Cflrlltmaa tree on the porch welcomed the mem lwrs IS they arrived. The home was beautifully decorated for the Ottatlion with ligbted candles in each window and greenery, poinsetti•• and dies on the mantel. Snow tOflTed brant'het with Chris:tma 1 ban1 forn1ed the eenterpleee of lhe dinlni room table, and 61 email Chrlatmaa tree waw placed in front of the mantel under which lift.s were placed . ~ SIMONS MARKET GIVE the FINEST ....... Big Savings $299.00 BAKER I I 7 ROOMSOf :J New FOR Pur~~ltun :l Nine qreat modell-wlth Chieks enlar~in~ ?f 404 S72 452 390 27 2155 C!~"..~~~!d ~~~~!~,iAa Ml"l Ralph Webb Members present were those Misses Lucretia, A.q:ullta .and named above and Mrs. William Holt, Mrs. J . E. Foster, Mrs. Geor· Ada Genheimer were holteue• to Rutb claM of the ge Skinner~ P(n. Dale Wippel, Mrs. · the Diujhtets United Method1st Chureh, 'Monday Dana Oliver u.nd Mrs. Aten Shain. Guests of tbe class w~re Rev. -and afternoon at their home, Mulberty Mrs. ll.a:lph "Zl11ldel and claUilhters, Ave. Christmas earoJs played on the Charlene •nd Sharon and Mn. -record player, opened the meetin< Daisy Jasper. and devotions were led bY Mn. C. E. W. Downie, whO had .for "ber toplt, "The Chrlstmu Llabt". "Mrs. Goorge H. Parker ptes:ident presided at the meetlnl and trietn· ben relp(]nded to roll tall With a Christmas t.houlht. Offieera foi' lbe ·comina year were ·elected and Mrs. liJnnie Neutzling wu Hlec:t.ed as prethlent; .Mn. ;Jacob GlGC.kaer vioe president; Mlu Lucretia Gen· h6imer, aeeretary; and Mrs. Bert Web.ter, tft!aturer. 180 :!t10 117 139 130 9 719 Tht' proa:ram wa• 1n charge of Mrs. Joseph Cook who uk the members to have a Chri1tm11 verse or thou&ht tor the proJtam. There were three whi.cb lhe-did-not uk and they were ea~h JIYen the privilege of maldnz: 1 requeat. Mrs. Elmer Wickham and Mn. Lorain Sterr~tt sana:, "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem" a1 .requeated by Mrs. Ray Sehlenable ; Mrs. Wickham and Mn. COok ung "O h Come All Ye Faithful", tht> rt>· quest of Mrs. Ellen Couch and the group sang, ''Silent Nllhl" as requested by Mrs. Willlam Watson. 1 Daughters Of Ruth Oass Holds Meeting AtGenheimer Residence ~· 148 138 45!5 123 181 474 628 756 2106 125 178 127 113 130 9 682 son . who had tor her topic, '"Chriat mas in your neart." presented Mrs. Ralph Zundel, wife er" by Mrs. Helen Johnson and of the pastor, Mn. Stephenson, "The Chri1tmas Legem!" by M!t. teachl'r of the rlasa an() Mrs. T .T. Shelton. substltute teacher, each with gilts after Whlt-h the members exchanged gHta. 132 118 162 412 113 106 149 368 Ul8 133 126 397 169 B. McKinney 170 Totals 722 IIMOWS MAI:KIT Simon 185 O'Brien 152 Bell 128 King 200 Bllnd ISO llandit!atJ 9 Totals 754 1 A 1hort progrsm wal pre&ent.ed Mrs. Sm ith in behalf of the c-lass ennsisting or "The Man&er Pray- ROYAL Cliowif . ao'I'TLINO CO. ALL- FAMILY FUN Unit~! ~!~~ FR:L:~.., W(}(j\.a.,.t~ At S.lvM -• th em· INDUSTRIAL LIAGUa SAN -FRANCISCO . UP - The They can even 1aug h a-t. <Oaches in !he East·Wtst Game to 11lwa, for, as Collier explains, ·ROIINictN'I LAUNDR'I' 13'7 181 188 486 be played at Kezar Stadium on ''You just C'an't wIn .til thl s b us·I Seboenleb , OIJ3rien 193 198 158 149 Dec. 2n are a light-hearted lot-be. nesa. Winins 168 138 212 516 cause w!~ o_r lose the alumni lB "My fir!lt year at KentuC'ky," wm 132 154 t65 431 80 .apprei:laltve. 1 tbe square-cut coach. recalled, " we F . Anderson 156 149 180 tB!I Most alumni take a dim view beat Tennessee at thei~ place Totals 784 820 883 2487 886. · def~!ul ami quite orton It means .some lhlng wh'w_ h rare IY happensWes Belles snapped out o[ his H & R FIRESTONI tht sxc For the pieskin pilot In- and on the tram home one happy Bailey 150 127 H3 42:0 slump to lead the way with a "~~~;;;;;--;;;;;;;;:=~;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;~,;;;._;;_.-;;;;;,_,_;.;;oi;;;;;;;;;;.jl volv.ed. nut in thia one, the "alum· alumnus called me over al)d shook Sis.son 141 111'7 166 464 567 series with gamell of 15.1, 225 ;;;; ni" is composed 11f crippled chll- hands." ParROns 135 138 159 430 and 189, while Frank Quillen had dren in various Shrine hospitals The old grad looked him square· McElhinney Hil 177 189 517 and lhe 0111come of the game is ly in the eye and said: Warnke 219 186 14!5 !}!SO not as important as the cause. "Coach, you did .a great job to· Handicap !13 !13 53 159 So the coaches head into thi1 day and )'m for you ." Totals 849 836 tR\5 2540 one wi.thout the usual palpitation Then he paused and aJded grim· SPORTS CENTER and their rasr is refle('ted in ly: Orel\ner 168 1M 125 .W,7 their light-hearted bantering. Becker 127 190 156 413 "But if they beat you nt'xt One of the top jokesters among Stobart 201 166 148 M5 year, I'm agamst you ." the coaching crl'w which includes 166 178 167 5tl Those problems are ab8(lnt In E. McKinney Terry Brennan of Notre Dame. B. McKinney 183 222 Hi7 :!t64 Buck Shaw rtf the Air. Foree Acad- the East-West Gam<'. where a Handicap 35 35 35 105 emy, Rip Engle of Pe"nn State and bunch of young men run so tltat Totals 882 88!1 788 25M Blanton Collier of K~ntucky is k.ids can walk. And i.ts reflected bulky Jack Curtic-e of utah. cur- in the ea!ly-goins attitude of the POMIROY MOTOR CO. 186 169 145 480 tire keeps 1e>m In stltche9, a novel· only football coaches -in the ooun- Hunnell Bowen 130 try who face a game without mil141 143 414 ty for the coachn. Like when he New Jlpplfflnl!el 188 148 140 485 told them that he waA from Ken- giv.in,w:. Thh time they can't lose. LObse Hatri& 176 Ull 167 494 IN FOR A tllt'ky and had ·b een born In a tog Houdashelt 204 149 182 ~15 cabin &lightly on the shabby side. Total& 864 758 788 2408 Poor But P rovd POMIROY LIONS CLUB •LIT US CHECK YOUI RADIATOR ''We were too poor to paint and eSUPP'LY YOUR ANTIFJr:IIZI Gtbb& 181 17~ 1119 &I~ too proud to whitewash,'" Curtice eWASH AND SIMONIZE Jat!obs 1:!>9 lMt gagged. Crow 158 188 186 ~ Curtice gels a lot of mileaR"e out W. Anderso11 109 148 196 U"N of the story of "the fHstest start· Searles 157 142 14b 4481 ln"g back in Teus." Darst 171 148 319 SERVICE The back WAll alway! drawing Handicap 11 5 I$ Phone fltl Mlddi•JIGrt penalties for being in motion 110 Tatals 863 822 863 ~ to extend season's greeUngs from us to you cnrtl~e eompillned to the offlrlal NIW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Manning Kloea ffllke Mullen In one gamr and told him to keep Blind 140 140 I: his eye50onfasttheyou boyjust "because he Duerr 192 24S 182 819 - -- - - - · - -st1rt11 think he'• Davis 175 188 133 474 In mot1.o11." Klae• 136 t2ts 261 ·on the nut play. the prnnlly Lylle 166 170 m t87 whistle blew aa:aln. Clatworthy 223 176 399 "He wa1n't In mo\ion," Curtice THE FINEST OF ALL Sauer 159 159 """amf!d. "No, It w11sn't tor that," the ofHa'ndlcap 8 Tolila 1100 937 801 2!it7 flelal s1ht. "This penalty Is I against the rest of the team for dela)"lna: ,the a•nre." Fully Automatic Curtice uses what he calla a "smorrashonl ofl'ense"-"a little bit everylhlns." And In no tlmo at all bls ga31 have the rest of DRUO .$TORE coaches laughing hilarloudy E. Mobt St. ' they fora::ct lhei1' recent coach- -1,'- The One W?n One dais ot the Pomeroy Baptlat Churc h held their annual Chrlatmaa dinner, Tueada:~. evening at the Riverview restaurant at 6::W . Following the dinner the group adjourn~d to the churt'h for thl.'ir regular meeting and p8rty. Mr1. Albert Smith president , pre::~ lded at the meetit\1, whieh openl'd wlth devotions le bY Mn. J . H. Stephen. . Miss fs .a Hit JTDr ILfUI'I•RIZ , Racine OES Chapter Past Officers Pomeroy Baptist One Won One Oass Christmas Oinner Held -and you'll brins on 1 wne of compli!lenle! Whaleorer list r• choae. yuu'll find it plumper and nwa~ juiey monel a Nat I.Mie thriH! You see, thtse are very •pec-ial twbf• . , , 1hat haw beea ru.e.\ uadct the finest conditWw to provide more whiac ~nnt • . mort liP• &ata& •.. more dark meal ... •nd more ~ pleuure per pound ! £njoy • gala CbriltrnllS meal lor a small price •• , buy your <lniatlall 1wU1 at .AaP. - 18-LBS. ANO UP . . 10 TO 17-LB. SIZE .. OVEN-READ¥- 5 TO 9-LB. SIZE Small Turkeys - - - - - - . 49~ lb. Christmas Hams IDEAL FOR GIFT GIVING ... FINE FOR EATING ... Here's a meat treat for really neat boHday menu building . . • flavorsome, "Super- that makes f!,ight" Hams. E~ery one is sold with a money-back guarantee . And their depnce makes them ideal for glft·givingr · lightfully low A&P SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED 10 lo 16-Lb. Avg.4 7 FULL . . . SIJANK JIALF A&P SUPER·RIGHT COOKED 10 1o 16_Lb A FULL . vg. f! SHANK . HALF C Cooked Canned lb. 55 lb. HA~.~S~~·~~~z=~~-~~$~5~.9~~~-'-ro~s:~:~~---=69~1b fR~;;;i~g"'(hkkens 4~ Capons 59~ Tbe Finest · · · Grown ..pe<ially For Tender F.aUn& - Oven Ready lb, FULLY DRESSED Plump Stewing Chickens 39' lb OVEN READY • •,, ,, .. . . . . Fancy Ducklings - - - • -· 47~ lb SHORT SHANK Lean Cooked Picnics - · - 33~ lb. SHORT SHANK Lean Smoke'd Picnics - - WHOLE OR HALF Boneless Hams - - • - - - 75~ lb CALIFORNIA . , , ISO SIZE . Navel Oranges 69~ doz. ' ZIPPER SKINS .. 176 SIZE Juicy Tangerines 2 doz. 65~ GREEN GIANT .. TENDER, SWEETGO!.DEN WHOLE KERNEL Niblets Corn 2 ,c:::· 29c S"ililfilii'ifead 21c BIG A&P $~PER our sincere wish for every.. 24-oz. Merry Christmas! " LOAF May you h.ave a Merry Christmas, JANE PARKER ... OVER 2/3 FRIJJTS AND NUTS FRUIT 3-LB. 5-I,H. CAKE oU CAKE CAKE $2 6.9 Th.ls is one! $3.85 MARKEJS · the happy companionship of ltwed ones, the warm fellowship and understanding or friends . May the New YE>ar hold .for V('U a full mea- sure of happiness. · f'rm11 illl of l!s A.t il&P! Mlddleptll'l SHOP EARlY · · -• All Prices Effective through Christmas Eve, Mtndt~y, December 24th �\~~:J:;;;:;~~;;~~~~;;~;;~;::::::::::: ..c.c·.· --· ··;:~,~~~-~,:-~-~-=- --~~-:;~~:.;· .. . ..i.-~·."~-~-~ .-~.~- ~- ~-~ ·~ ~-~·~·:~ .~~~~~~~~-~-;~~-;-~- ~~·;·~·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~jl ·;.;, • • WANT ADS BOYS SUITS, sJZes 14-16 ln stouts Also boy's bi~ycle ln good condttioo at 137 Mulbe!"ry Ave 1.12 18 3tp ..... I etfltl Pll' wer4. _. ..U.. llmlmam ebarlt OOe..fJ eea.U pel" word for tbree COD~ tl IIICU~o~'9e IIUet ODI. lpecUl-uDe moa.Ut. for 2& Ct1ltt pet W"Wd.. Pull r.,. Of Z C4tl"per word will be ebaqed for advertlllq: lfoot Plld for before the 25th of eaeh moatb follcnriDJ illsertl'OD Error• LD. Advertlam&-Sboul.d be reported lmm.edl.ate}f The DallJ •·ntlnel .....m ~ _ _. •uo .._ FRIGIDAill.E MANGLE large sue same U new Phone 285 12 18 ltc 1Smlth-Coroni! TYPEWRITER con- tact Janet Manuel, Racine Phone or 12 13 6tc ang FIRERrrdfWOOD FORH SAILEd ,BSieek~-m be -mlble ord or aro ac l..un · -... RockS I or hone 852J for mOI"e than one ineorrect lnlel'tion. pnng P 14 1 - - - - - - __ ___ 11 m~ Clifton statJOned <~t salena Kansaa Air Force Billie hil~ retu.rned to hls pDllt after spr•ndmg two weeks CHRISTMA PAitTY wlth hu parents Mr and Mrs. Clar Clifton P T A held theu an- ence Newell lind family nual Chr stma~ pJrt; last :O.Ionday Martha Henry who ~~ employed 1 1 ld even wg dl lh~ l!l!tv n )Clii)O lU I at Col umbus Uhlo spent the week wg A pvtlu. k .,,IIJ I w.~s held t>nd w1th he r parents Mr ;111d l'roi J<'I•l Ul 11 ~_ a! prnJdcd MJS Oscar Hw r} ovl r til pro ~;r.ml l!lrll>tma~ re Mns Reba Kearns of Clifton cu1 U~ wit !-Jl"}' a t hrou~o:hout lh.~ I daughter of Mr and Mrs John eHn n~ U< I Otwna l was led by Kearns was untled 1n marnage to Mr- I) ll \.\ ll lt<Jms Mrs O~;ear Dana Fields of Hartford s-~urday ]tltlln prt~~uted a rcadtng A eveamg I t h r i::.Un~ ) l rHHJ~ ut r~admg by u fh T ' Ml.ss Uetty Ru~:~ch of west Colum \lr~ !\~·~· ""~ lse nret, Anu ther n urd 111 a~ pl.a<t'd and b1 .. was an all n11;;nt goe:st of San Bt lt} t Jll rt"oJ l hr 1111;m before dta Benncll Saturday Mr and Mrs 1 0 Young V1Sll· I l hmtlll.:~~ ed relauves at Mason sunday 1 Care ot 'l'batlb aD4 !pedal No- ( ll ) Wanted To Buy tica of E•errt.s prlntfld at HIIUI <.amt s wt rr plaved and pn:res lar daatfl.ed nta.. Obltuarlea Wante4 - RAW FURS and Beef awilrdcd tu Mrs v~ar Henry , Mrs pwbUI!Mtd •t 1 eeDt per word.. Hldea Carl Chevalier, Long 1-:lt anor V11n \t l'll'r and Mrs 81il '. , Bottom •-!oticrf'!l _ TO ALL MY FRIENDS and CUS. TQMERS, A M.erry Chr1strnu and Happy New Year Lena McKinley, representative for the Fae Maau.facturmc Co and the Cheerful f'ard Co. 12 20 3tc ' .' ' BUYING FURS lo BEEF IDDES Me<!hanrc St, Avery Nelson 12 lg 6tp I _ - 1127 lmop - -- WLilJam• Mr s WJ! IJ.a.m Van Meter won tht dour prLZl A g1ft ex change w<~ :. held Atttnd ng rr Mrrs Oscar 14) for Rent TWO ROOM AND fo'OUR ROOM apartme nts, elose In town, 127 Butternut 12 11 12tc ,-or rent Jo;Jeett.c wallpapr eteamer L1mton fi ;..,her, Mid dlepurt Ph 62R~ X ll 1 tl P'OR SAU.--Peat" '!(Jrby Real Eetate, Rutla.M TownAhlp SJ acrea land house barn aDd 0\11 bu)ldinrgs See George A Mein .,.. l Henry Mrs Walter VJ!Iars, Mrs I ester V~:~rr Meter Mr~ lrena Kel ley Mr and Mrs 'y\1Jham Van Meter, Mrs Harold R1ch<Jrd, Mr:s Elmer Van Meter Mrs <.:harles Vauan, M1 ss Laura Hollilnd Mrs Bell Wti!Jams, Mrs Pearl Smith, Mrs !larry Roush Mrs Lawrencl Smith Mrs Vi-alter Blake Mrs (hftnrd Johnson Mrs Katie Has& and son Klnnte and Mrs Betty Cal l ROUSH SISTERS The Roush s1sters along wlth lhcJr srstcr In law Evelyn Roush met at the homl' of Mr and Mr! Ned Hrnr!o- on Thursd;~y It belflg thelr J)..,cemher mi.!ClinJ;l g1fts Wtll'l' exchanged tW~J!ve of them one each month At noon an oy~tt>r dmner and all the tnmmmgs were Jerved to Mrs ~llnl(e Harl Mn E8lyl Cl1.1rkc, Mrs l ou1se Gibbs Mrs 1 Els1r J ccvtng Mrs Fannlt· Chukc Mr and Mrs Raymon Roush and [ daughter:; Mrs Ter rts Justtce and the hos tess Mr <tnd Mrs Henry Tom W1lhauus who 1s employed m Hunllngton spent Sunday WJth hiS parents Mr aud Mrs Uoyd Wtlhams Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman of Pomeroy Oh1o visited Mr and Mr~ 1 Ray Ptckens Sr Sunday Ray P1ckens Sr was dl&charged from Holzer Hosp 1tal Fnday after bemg a medical patient there the k pas 1 wee Mr and Mrs John M Roush 1nd son Mike spt'nt Thursday wtlh ~Irs Earl Darst and chtldren at Pomt Plea~:~anl Mrs l', anrue Frances or Mason apeot Sund.lly wlth Mr and Mrs F M Lockett Mrs Evelvn Ntl'hnlson was discharged from Holzer Hospital last F'rtday followmg observation Thurs day and l"rld;~y BROAD RUN Mr &nc! Mrs Harry Kearru are annot,ncma: the btrth ot a daulbter born Friday everun1 at the Holzer Hospital at GalUpolla The b<~b) we1ghed 6 lb l~Y.B ot and ha~ Oeen n;~;m~:d Sheila Ann Ma ternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlmger and paterllal grandparents are Mr and Mn Delmas Kearns of Hartford Mr and Mrs Henry Phelps of Letart Falls, Ohio called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlmger Sunday Mr and Mrs Blll Ohlinger of West Columbla called on Mr and ~1rs Henry Ohlmger Monday Yr and Mrs Hoyt Clark. v1slt.ed Mrs Theresa Ohhnger and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlinger called on Mra Graee Brooks wbo Js sttll on the srek list Lew King v1s1ted Robert Oh· hnger Sunday Pete and Charlie Ord called on their grandmother, Mra ·Ruth Goodmte over the week end .Mr ~tnd lolrs Raymond Roush and daughters, Janke Gtbbs and Larry Lievtng were shopping In Galllpohs Saturday eveni111 Raymond Roush was on the stck. ha.t last week . Long Bargaining Session Fails To -- - EARLY BYE PROTECTION; Rare'• on.e ef lhe tint eya protecton e-.er worn by aD ObJo btcluatrial. •PlDfee. It'• a pair of cobalt l'iaMM. eom .. plet• w"it.lt. aldeban, made about 1880 to uu lh• •il'ht et ,u,..orDna&Cambrldp. -( 1 --7--A) Male H - I eP - --c--:-= -- (20) Bust ness LETART FALLS, Urqes Job Safety During Holidays J'ob-ufet, rulo are partleolarlr Important during holidar IMUOII, aecordin1 to the Divl· lion ol. Saflb and Hygiene. "Safety 1• larply a matte:r of mind," Jamea H. Fluker, auperintendent, pointe out. ".U holiday time mhub are inclined 1111 wander ahead to evening fetUvitiea, or to look back on the Dlsht betore... 11 Safety Pays with Happy Days" 111 the Division's adv1ee to all Oh1o employees. of the total mju.nea. 1 In 19M, thel't!!l were ab: ratalitiet and 206 non-fatal aecldenta, and 1n 1968, seven deaths, 268 lnjurie~, ftgure.a ahowed. Except for ona death In 1963 wbl.eb Involved a pauenger eleva• tor, an fatalitlea were attributed LETART, W.Va. it9 • '' ' OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ....- -- I to freight elevator aecldenta. Thill data wu eulled from ata-fiatica being atudJed by th'!: Safet1) Codes Steering Committee wbleh il preparing recommendations for a aew elevator code. The committee of management and labor repreaentativea hope1 to have recommendations ready :lor hearing before the Jnduatrial Commlsalon before the end of the year. The commisalon 1a especiaft1 coneerned Wtth acddenta aerioua uoqh to cause death and loss of tlme from oceupationa. In 1966 there were 18,520 daya lost. For p1ll'J)OieR of calculationa, a death ia r listed aa 6000 days lost. The 19ri5! filfUre compare• with 47,185 in ' ' I ,. who not too Jon.: that far orr country Pakbtan u D COI&Rtr)' or f>K treme JDterr:st and 1mportanc~ to the U S a"~ 1t Is out stauncheMt Mtd East ally Mtss Roulli1 and her fore1gn friend w1\l have first hanrl expertcnces to relate WI! have o;ent tmmeme suppltes of thtngs Rltlitary to Paktstan to say notbmg of concerted mFsston· ary ef£ort tn that area for man y many years Rev Lester Roush IS a wt>ll known f1gur, 10 Meigs Co hav1 ng a summer home- 1 thmk 1n the Basha,.. netr;:hborhood-wbere he sojourns frt>quently "" , . IF" OHit DOGPATt:f.ff.R \ IIU. P-!SK HIS LIFE. JN THET SHAKY OLE MUD-MUSHP.QQI..1 S»Au...., MINE---· QUESTION? - - ---- ------------------- . "" - -~ .. "FARM NEW$" WliH.,. F. Gtt~Qtorv. ,.tJ.A$0N COUNTY AGRI"L AGENT WEsT VlRGINA UNIV<ERSITV '> 19154. Enforcement of code requ.ire-- rnent.s and safety education are DOWNINGTON'' Mr and Mrs- Ch~y KJJ~ called on the Oke} MUTPltJ Wntt.h Sunda, ul Athens 11 r Mr and :'!Irs Murpby j~ re cently became the ifaltdpar~nl~ ot twms born to lhe1r dauShter Mr and Mrs ShlrleY Hteltmall', Afhf'ns Bellid~s the twms a b6)( and a girl the U•cktn<~ns h:~ve two pthcr DAiRY Slf()RT COmtSI!: The W V" U Dairy Short CoursP will be .held January 7 to JO; 1951 ' Damo• Mery 'String Alo~tg• Party Coul4 Thus lonoftt Last n~ar s Dauy Short Course was WHh Some lice t'ropo1als From Proalftnl'l Populari!J one of the most mterestmg and children. mfonnahve meetin!ilS I attended The M:urph}s' other daughter, 8pecuJl to Central Prtsll A~aoc;.:ofloa and I'm sure the 1957 StTol"t Courf>c Opal Waggner, Colt~mbus had a ASHINGTON- Look !or ecmgresltlonal Democratl to IDtenlify won't be an!- drfferen1 little g1rl a few days later the1r eiTorts to tum f!'re~~ldent Elaenbower'l popul&rlty tD All phsses or Diary are diSCUSS .Charles Kmg called on Wllham their own t1eneftt In the 8/Sth Congrelll!l. ~d bY compentent mon tn the1r King Thursr:lay evemng The De':llocrata, frankly Jmpre11sed by the alze Of Mr £taen. particular J"1eld Feedmg yotJr cows Sh1rley Phtl!lp~ h s been on the hower s vlct!ltJ know that many voter:. would turn from tbem It s1ck !Jst w1th an mfectwn 9f the they openly oppose<;~ hla progTam durtng the next two yearJ. That breedmg hOw to make h1gh qual m1ght ~pell defeat for the Democratic majority in the 1858 elections. It) hay and sJlage ncy, mttkmg car She under a Pomeroy doctors lnatead, they w.m throw their rup))Ort behind equipment are some of the top1rs tare They havf' begun to te~t for cert1un key admlnlstn.Uon Jll'f'posall which they wh1ch are dlsr-ussed coal on the Markin's farm or_ the T1me spent at the Short Course know many Rtpublieau do not like Any GOP IS well worth 1t so why not make congressman who votes agaln.t White House tull requeats w\U the-n be lambasted durtnc the next plans now to attend You II not Elm us Phillips l'allC'd on h1s son t"arnpalps. only ptck up a lot of valuable m F'nda!- afternoon To .11ome extent, Senate Majarit:r Leader Lyn· formatwn but tt will give }OU a Mr and Mrs Charlt•y Kmg \J S· don Johnaon tu~td thil ~lquot ill the laat tam• l1ttle \'&cation rted huo. brother, WlliHJm Kl.n g on palgn. by elalmlilt t,pe J)tnwcratl~ 8fth COonveu }toOM AND BOARD A'l' TilE "F"r1day afternonn gave Mr l!llaet\ttower ~ ~ thaA the Re· MILL pulillcan 83rd. You can eal anrt sit cp \'t'r} \ Nigh on the lilt of 1ertalaUoh 1upported by ANTIQUITY ~h~apiy .11t J01ckson's Mtll lJild the\ the Wh1te llbu!Je, but known to offend many Re· Th.:o I arites A1d of I he llaptJst publla:..ta,, art ~Uis for 1ot4eral Bid to schoola and have accomodahom for ,lit !hat Church held their annual Cht1lll m~ght attend the Sholl Comse for lJberaJI,slng taritr and Jmmlgtltion policies mas party at the church Thurs(lfty Your lodgmg at the Mtll costs afternoon w1th fJfteen mcmberR Democratic leaders QUI. rant conth'!er-.ble support tor all of these meawrea :tn their own party. $1 27 the f1rst mght $ 77 the s~c present Th"'l e was au f!xchange ond mght $51 th1' third an1l fom of gtfts 'a rtd selection of Secret • Am FORCE :PliOGRESS-tD wake of ~id teehnotogtcal ad- the mght SlSters for the commg year RP the Air Foree hasJ moved rapidly to tbe tore In the PentaBreakfast costs $62. dmn<'r $37 frf'shments were Jello salad sanrl· lhe A1r Force will take nearly 50 per cent of the and supper $1 13 Tlu se pr1n s are w1ches cookif's and roffee depa1 tment budget this year. Vt>ry re;~sonllhle fo t a g-ooo rl hed Mrs L1n.e was hostess at a atrengthea th~: servtca's position, Defense Secretary and ROOd m••als Stanle\ Pro1lucls Party Tuesday WH10n recenUy or.are4..tha~ all~aage rocketa be RO<>M FOR FOUR e'em.ng Mrs. Eh1abeth Campbell Air Foree' ~~· <0' ,.,.,,' 1 tun go :1\g to ttt•cg!f and h ~H' or P'omeroy demimstratRd the proman the "new" dete~~hment Ss Gen. Curbs room n m} ra1 to tah fou r ollwrs dud:~ Refre<:zhment~ Wfl e ~rrved 1 Le:Ma:y;' comm8.hder of the Strat~gJC\h.lr Command, who Is concenMtke POWf II and Kalph Diddle, If you'd !lkl' to go w1th me lel me tratLnl 01\ bigger and better manned intercontinental bombers emplo:~-ed al Fnnkfort spt•nl the know Alsr. 1f snmc ol } ou arr When lnU,tCQntinental balliattc missiles are developed tQ the point week end wtth thi'Jr parcnls Mr wh.ere 1:bey can out-do the manned bomber, LeMay sa1d recently, planmng lo dnvc up <rnd huvc and Mrs Morga\l Pow!"ll and Mr room 111 yOU! car get 111 touch with he Will change hls present pos1tion. and Mrs Oval Diddle LeMay, &lang With other Air Force offtcers, beheves that the me and m:wbe we can wo'·k out t'loefense establishment must be fl.extble, He contendH that military some travel arrangements for aDie to a1tend lh< Short Course thanking mu.st -not be geared to what happened m the "last war," aa thl"lse wrthout transportation HAY & SIL<\GE SHOW hut would Irk!' to ~l'nd some hay haa moat often been the case v.Jth gene1als and al;fmlrliols et all This year as last ~ear, there anCI Slhlge fO the show til he glad nations. ... ... Will be A ha} and silage show LIISt to take Jt for you If you're se.ndmg a huy sample, I 1MMIG11ATfON LAW-Imnlcally, it was President Elsenhbtlet. }CELr the hay and s1lage show prov· ed te be one of the outstanding bring m a 12 me~ section or a bale who has made !Jbera.hza.tlon of the McCarran-Walter Act ""probable dunng the next sesSlOn of Congress This happened when tht events ol the Datry Short Course or 10 pounds or loose hay or chop President Invoked the immlgmtlon law to perm1t adm•ulon In~ 'Samples of hay and SJI!tge from all pcd) m a bag, Silage can be packthe Un1ted States of 15 000 Hungarian refugees in add1Uon to th' parts of the state were dlS.Qlay.ed aged tn a .gallon gbss Jar or plastic and then Judged !)y lwo members bag A plastic bag of tht> lypf used 6,~0 who have been or w1ll be allowlild here unde1 the rertU(ei of tlre United Slates DepartmerJl of to froezt> turkeys IS tdeal relief aot Along w1th them, lL\Y AND SILAGE U ASSES A(!lrlculturc Supporters of thr- McCarran-Walter Ad ny thls those m attendance we~ mvtted You can enter one or all of the wnflrms their bellel that the law does not need to Say law be ehang&d a.s drastlcall~ as Mr Eu11mhower has Llb•ral to JUdge anrt prizes were gtven to foiJowmg classes long wanted They sa.y the President h1mseU proved those who had the classes placed Clas~ l Alfnlfa Hal' 2 Alfalfa hay the Jaw hi liberal enough to perm at the United States bOV$Jh closest the offJctal placulg Prizes and grass 3 Clover ha) 4 Clover to meet any Immigration emergenclea--auch as thf were also awarded to those fann and grass 5 Grass ha} II Soybean Hungarian refugee situation. ers displaying the top hay and Sll· hay 7 Mixed hay 8 ( orn srlage Had the administration been able to complam that U was the age entrJes . 9 Grass s1lage resttlctlve provisions of the immigrflhon Jaw wh1ch kept the Hun· EN'IlREY BLANKS AT THE EX ry to attend the Da1rv Short garians out of the UmOOd States, tt would have had a possibly TENSION OFFlOE Course and parttcJpate 1n the Hay ll reslshble argum.ent for wholesale modUI.catlon of the Jaw Now, 1 have the entry blanks for the and Stlage Show Show the I".Prm· however, It w!ll have a very hard time con~i'aclog Conrress that hay and !nlat::e show here In the ers of W Va that M<t!mn County 1l"s nece:nary. Extension Office and tf you're un- 1 farn1ers arc domg a goorl JOb W eredited by the tommission for & ateady improvement in the record. In 1926 there were 41 deaths, 1002 injuries and 283,.'171 daysloat, com- miasiOD recorda Ptw. -·"---........ ._ ----··- k ~ ~- ~:e.-; '"'~~-­ ~ ~%: ""-li""' ,,_ ·-l: ~ .. BARD BAT SAVES SKULL1 Bard h.11t1 aave manJ Ohio employea from senotlll lflJUl'lcs. Carl Pa«ton, who worb tor the Ohio ~ower Compan1 at Steubenville, knows th11 well. Puton n'!CenliJ waa pfct;.. ina up aerap wire near the bue of a 35-foot pole. A lineman at the top "ffll using a 12-lnch creseent. ~rench to remon a rustJ rKrew. The wrencb ahppeil and atruek PutoD Oh the head. Hta hard ha\ wat knocked to the rround and be wu dazed lor a moment or two, bat uninlurecl Puton. tbe prot~tl•• hal ud lbt_ wreneb~e~OW!!a.kl:._ . '" . .' " CHRISTMAS DANCE . '• I EAGLES CLUB, GALLIPOLIS Plenty of Callers for Square Do ncing •• • I MUSIC BY: •• *Both Round and Square Dancing • ••• .. . . .. .. KEITH TYLER$ ORCHESTRA BY BRANNER NANCY-·· YOUR HOME'WORK tS SO SL.OPPY 1 CAN'T READ IT 'I Dante Starts at 8:30 p.m. MEN 5Qc LADIES Admitted FREE - - !=or Sci• · I ' •, • -- .•• ........... ..__ - L•••'" I • ~M~ro.~P~r~a~u~l B~h\ --- -Moudol........ 1 COMPLETr Lllltr..IE 1"'11 ~ QF lltr..l 1: rEDS n WINNIE PAINT *LUMBER *NAILS INSULAliON- SHINGLES DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS HOGG 6 ZUSPAN MATERIALS IN(:OII;PORATED 1a The uolrt Gr'M..;,a City ... --·· -· ~-· • ' THIS 1s (700D AND CLEAR "1'ti(tE fl.VI"' LOW"? >I BU ILDI .... rtlll G BUT l NOTICE -1 - nt!ll 0011 11<11!.'1011--ITA r-------------------------WE CARRY ~~~~'.,oii>Ilaa REPEAT TH' . ' r---------------------------. WE Buy Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mrddleport, 0 , De<. 20, 1851-.7 a young lady student from •• o. i9M • evemn& at C"armel Chui"Ch, will bf! " " Auto Soles c.u '· ' aro returnt1:1 {(om PatjsLan h now teacbJilg at Co1or•do A & M Umversity ln Peshaw,r, .P'ak1sliu1 t1he establ11hed a &ehOO'I ctf Home Economlet and with her, on th1~ '~' KNow' (20 Bl •' IY IILANCHE M. HAIKtNI A treat Is hr tWre tor lb~ peo- .. "~ I ' • Did You Know That? Mls11 Rou•h ----- ' .. tlill'l slate t.reuurer Rev lRsh·r Roush will speak there In-[ s:..YlooN'T .... , . ~ Racme on l>ec %7 when Shu Mu dred Rou1h daughter of Metho- The safest fonn of rnaaa trau· portatlon tn Oh1o La the elevator, lnduliltnal Commission reeord.J~> prove A atudy ol accident claUDa from elevaton just c:l'lmpleted lbowed two persona were kmed and 1M lnjul'Cji in 19fifi, the Co~ssl reported I•'re1ght elevaton AC•j eounted for both deatha and 147 The negotiators reported "no progress" when they retf!saed for the Chmtmas holiday at 3 30 a m unul nut Thursday at 2: p m. He added that neither 11ide haJj anythmg to offer the other to change the deadlock Sltuation. The company restored emergency service to Por1Bmouth last Sunday after the c1ty took elaborate precautions to msure the safety of operabn~ personnel at the exchanges The city had been without service of any kind for two months -.. .......' -, . . . ··r•" ·---; · -· ... ,-: ; I Elevators Safe Records Prove COLUMBUS, 0 UP - Weary ne([otlatora for lhe Ohio Consolidated Telepho,ne Co and tbe strtkang CommunicatiOn Workers of Amertca calied a halt early today to a 13~ hl'ur barsalnlaa 11easion that fi\Jled to pretd.uce any prog. ress toward a new contract problem" ....-~ -~ ple oi Ctunel EUB Church nt>ar Break Deadlock Frank G TbaerMI, r:wA representatiVe, said the contract tallu have made no progreaa since the str1ke waa called last July 115, cu.rtalling &enice In 24 Eaf!tern and Southern Ohio countlel. He satd the seiSion that began Wednesday and extended mto the morning hours today ''rehashed the entire -------- ~ - ;- -• 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo'rt, 0 , Deo. 20, 1956 Mn Ber'llce Dudley and children of Maaon, Mrs. Agnes Edwards and Mrs Madcdlne Roush bart, Administrator 6-1-tl and daughters called on Mr and Rondell Prlddy Mrs Dorsey Roush Sunday even· 12 18 3tp ..., reol-&neolloo Wdden. rng lleallold Boaroa, Drop Clolbo. Mr and Mrs Richard Roush and TURKEY llid HAM SHOOT Ra cJint.oo Ft.ber. lllddlopoot. fam1ly are spendmg a few days 4t clne Plannlnl Mlll. Dee. 23 Meanwhile, General Telephone Pbbae 62115-X. 11·1.11 visiting Mrs Sunday guests or Mr and Mrs Gauley Bridge Nut American Legton Meeting CG of Ohto parent firm of Ohio Housh s p&rents, Mr and Mrs Ted R1ley Sr were Mr and Mrs Dec 20 12-lHitc, Consolidated, announced an agree· ONE 4 ROO~! APo\RTMI•:NT One Ted Riley Jr and family of Mid Ernest Wtlllams m~'~nt had been reached w1th the 6 room houso Nev.ly decorated BUY YOUR BALE .-'R - -::: TW<NE Mr and Mrs Cecil Marltn and dleport Mr and Mrs W D Lee and CWA personnel employed by Genmslde anti out A N Bena:U Mrs Chester Martm and son, CbetNOW Charge off to th1s year's sons of l hcshtre and Mrs Vernon eral after six days of negotiations Pomeroy 11 1 tf bus1neu Black $8 75 - PremRoush and son Vernon Ray of M" ly all of West Columbta, called on Mr and Mrs Raymond Roush and ium $8 50 Good $6 ~ Quanbty >On famtly Sunday dl~~eount Fulton Thompson Ted and Joe Htley vtsJted th.ctr Tractor Sales, Pomeroy parer..ts Mr and Mrs red Rile} Mrs Dorsey Roush and Mrs Clay Mrs, Nanry Shuler, who fell m PIN BOYS AJ)p!y I'OIIHlOY Bowl· 12-17·12tc mg Aile~ :WIJ X 12 20 3lc at West Columbia Sunday The) Grnullead were 1n Galhpohs on her home And broke her :htp 1s ____ are both 1!1 ,, the!f home Thursday to see Mrs Leo Clark, senou.sly 111 In Meigs General HasSEE US ABOUT A ntEE PAINT ~ervtce Mrs George Bumgardner and who ts ~till a pahent at Holzer p1tal job for your tractor Brown's daughter Lmda of Mason vlslted Hosptlal Chr1stmas program at the Umted CHRISTMAS PARTY Tractor Sales 12 15 6tc 1Sl'P~rlc Mr and Mrs Joe Ri ley Sunda) Brethern Church will be held on 1: TANK~ ( .. .SS J'OOLSand Tlw (.oud Wtll Class wen\ tu Mr and Mrs Mtlton Roush and Saturday • Dec 22 at 7 30 p m Mrs Herman Carlwnght IS con out homes clcilned com)J\ete Gr<~h,tm Sliltlv n on l'nday n1ght GIVE - NF...t ( KI or ELNA SEWRev Emma BeiJe Sopher, form· stallatwn free ln sj)cctlon, reasand >A ere s• rvrd d1nner by the fmed to her home due to ,Jtnesg hm!Miy of LdanMesvlllDe. Ohio Rcallehd ING MACHINES The only 100% on r an rs orsey ous , er Method111t pastor bert was m 1 onablc pntes cht•mJcal servlce Farm Womtn~ U ub ;~tlhl.'lr club automatic Neehht - Elna Sewing Mrs Earl Darst and daughter Frtday I an automobile acc1dent and broke ~nd \acuum cqnlpmf'nt All sep· house alit r dlnn<'r a ~hort Chrtst Circle, Ollvc at lAl Phone 1224, Gale spent Sunday wllh Mn JesMartrn Ohlinger 1s a patient at her spme m two places and lS tn tic tunks and ("f'HJoL prlfiiR guar- m.11s pru~t«m wa~ Jo:l~tn ;~nd an ex sic Cartwright also Ralph Cart the Sthaekel Clime Gallipolis 12 14 6tc I senoull condition at a Kenton Hosanteed fu'r one :;••ar S & H San change vi ,;tfh wr1ght of Mason call('d on her Mr. onrl Mrs Dorsey Roush and I pttal 1tary Servl.cl' !'none Jackson SEE THE NEW Del..EVA.L liULK Sunday daughter Emogene were shoppmg A de!J~wu ~ t hit ken dumcr was 107~ Toll rh.Jrges call collecL MILK eOOLER Fulton ThompIn Pt Pleasant last week The WSCS of the Methodut 24 bJur sr rvl! e, no t'Xtrr charge served on vt'tY tllt 1ly decorated Mr and Mrs Dann} Kelhngs •on, Eaat Mam St 11 28 lmoc Robert Ohlmger called on [.cw Church of Apple Grove served a up .o 50 m'll'H 11 .SO lmoc tables lo lhc [11lluwmg members worth and son ~Ike spent Sunday Kmg Saturday turkey d!lln('r Wednesday evemng ompletrr WHEEL WGK.diiENT. M1~~ Latuu llolland Helen with Rev and Mrs Howard' Ktllys Mr!'; Bertha Clark and grandson at the home of Mrs Estes Syhesbl:artci.D.I and brake IUVlte Larry l'alled on Mrs F. B Lllch· tcr to 20 mtombeiS Mrs D V Hill QU!CK SERVICE oa Watcll ft& WJ!II~m s, l'"m K~>.llfllS Florence worth at Hartford SL1nday Rlehtt'a Safet.r ServiM. Wut J;~net Nllholson of C!tfton and fteld, Sunday evenmg and Mrs Dale H11\ attended pairllll{ br F actonr Trai.Ded Ym.1n~,; , Hell'n U1.1rker, Mary Pick· Va.la 8tf'eet, PomvoJ, Ob.lo. watchmJk..Jr CUIJ....iNS JEWZ. cu.s WlllOilll. lluttrn.ut BL•tty Cllll, J1m Stewart of Mason called on Mr and Mrs Dorsey Roush and Mrs Charley Sayre ts spendmg U<tra Wtlliallls Alma .Johnson Barbara Scott ;~t Middleport Ohio Jo mogtne called on Mr and Mrs several weeks w1th his s1ster Mrs 1ERS. Pl'Ol"""' t-3-tf YO\I Robert Rou~h. Sunday Francrs Slaughter of Cottageville, Iaker'• wHJ lin •..q, the beJl R.A.Diu " TELl':VIS!Wo/ SERVICE W1ima Hlnkt· J awu nee Lcw1s Lu Saturday. ctllt II<Lrt 1~v n Yfablc Johnson Calling on ~lr ;~nd Mrs Clara Leo Clark clllled on Mrs The· W Va 1nde on futnl~ or ag;.~UaD Pbtlae 200 Cleland Apphant:~ f<'rll'da Hrru y lunf' Burns, ltl'ne Williams S~nday cwnmg were resa Ohhnger .... 'S.tf The WSCS h~ld their Chnstmas S~1re 118 W Matn St. Pome.ro7 Ju~tt~, hab~:!h Urown, and Kay Mrs l!:tltel lla,~tnun and chtldrcn Mrs Ther,•sa Ohl 1ngcr called on party Saturday evemng w1th a pot %-23-t! lttl{•y of Pl Pleasant Route Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark and luck lunch ~erved to 20 The devofam1ly, Monday Mrs John Harnsun ani'! Mn ------ ~ I he January m£"etl!lg will be 1950 BUICK Speot.!Jl, 2 dr Scdau Mr and Mrs ( lvde Clark and tions were lt>d by Mrs Dons Wilt, VORJ(:MAJII & ABBOTT TV ~I ht lct rn the 1·hurch b!l!lernent It nana were 9hopptng 111 Middleport Dvnaflow drlw "hard top &t) [(' famlly called on Mr and Mrs. v1ce preSident Chnstmas carols VICE Allh ~ake1 R;:tred~ y wtll bt' pot lu~k Also an electiOn Monday w~:re sung t>nd gtft!l exchanged $2,595 00 Dl.llctlnar ~. l'onwroy Carl Clark, Fnday BIRTH OF DAUGHTER t~~d~~_!l t\aDil. ae 1Ht ut ortHers ever} one IS u1gcd to at Due to Mrs J D Roush leaving 1 Ohio 12 20 lltc A daughter was bOJ n to M1 unrl _.. _ __ l t1ud lhls llll"dlllg Mr and Mrs rack Orrt and to Sp(!nd the w1nter tn Columbus, Mr~ Vaught Stewart of Clifton f11m1ly and Mr and Mrs Dick Ord PERSONALS 1955- OinsMOBJiF ~~~pt'r 88 4 SAVE ON YOUR Sllt"'\E repair Jt 1 she was presented a mc-e gtft from S,1turdny mom1ng at Holzer Jloa- and famUy were all gul"sts of Mr the society. dr Holliday Sedan hydram.a\t{ Mt .llrld M1 ~ Guor~e Hurtts at Uacme Shoe Shop driVe $2,&9& ()(} Blaetl.1111r .M. J\ 30 tf t~tHh.!d a 1hnner on )tond,Jy even l p1tal The bab) welght-d 6 pounds and Mrs Harry Ord Sunday Attendance at the Method1st S Pomeroy , Ohto 12 :w lite Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark and mg given b) the appalstwn .111 anrl 8 ounl!es, thu is the ftrst ch1ld for the Stewarts Mn Estyl Clark were shoppmg m S Sunday was 67 offenng $10 25 l'otnt Ph·a~.rnt J9M BlllCK 2 dr IUviera Cpl' Insurance The mother ts lhc !ormet Tore- Gallipolis, Pt Pleasant and Pome Mrs R E Gnmm, S(ln8, and Mr Ivan Uush anrt Mr anti Mn Hard-top" dynaflow drive Mr and Mrs Bob Adams were m It<! Blake daughter or Mr tmd Mn roy Monday aarnt!II-SimJ)IIOn tnluranee A.jjency, f'erlls Ju~tiH of Mason w.1s (•all Arllcy Blake and paternal grand $2 396 00 Blallf:h\llr ~ . J'omt•ro) Mlll Mary Ord and Mrs Jennie Columbus, Saturday for tr<,.trnerrt.J mg on Mr and ~1rll Ned llf"nry on Mlddleport. Fil'e • AubOmobHeOhlo 12 20 6tc mother IS Mrs SJdV!a Stew<~rt ol Ord were shoppmg ln Pomeroy of Mrs Gr•mm's son, Ronald's, Ronc\s, Phone 8315-X 1-20-tf Sunday eyes Mason Thunday 1952 FORD jVB Vlctoru. Cpl' Mr and Mrs Gt'orgc Burns and Mn Dan Humphrey and Mr and Mrs John C Roulih or Ka1IODJ Mr and Mrs Ruena Kmg Jr and Fordomatlc dnvr, hard top" COMPLETE IDIIV"•'lce Proteetloo rlaughter Cheryl were m Charh'~ M1sti Phyllis Wllltams and J,mlce 10ns were calling on Donald Extra nlcl!l _ , 00 Blaettnar s, ure, Auto, Flnr, Polio Dorr lon on TU('t~dav 'f.JN Rusaell Gr1mm of Columbus visited with the latter's parents, Il1 Nicholson of Cllflon were ~hop­ Grimm, Sunday Pomeroy, Ohio 12 29 Bl<" ~;M~t~ll~•-M;;td~d~l;;OJ)~ort;;;~·~OII;;;I~o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ M1ss Beverly Ann Burn11 rrllend rung In Parkersburg Monda) cveMr and Mrs Bert Grlmm Mrs Jennie Ord wu vulllny ---• - - - - ed a meeting of the 4 H Club at Mrs Nora Gorham and R. A mng DeSOTO VR t dr St•dan Mr and Mrs Jack flrd Monday. \ta~on Monday mght 1111d wus an Power steering, automatic trans -TherMa Ohllnt~r Hayman spent Tuesday .with their Mr~ Harold Young and children all ntghl guf'st of Char1cnc Diehl mere, Ctrohne Detzel, Gallipolis mla~lhOD $895 00. Blacttnar ~ Mr Robert Stewart 1nd son of of Masoo spent. Monday with her STRUCTURAL I &lAMS Mrs C L Parsons of New HaPomeroy, Ohio 12 20 Blr motht'r M1s Clifford Johnsl'ln ~1.tson calletl on his fathn Mr SCRAP IRON- MITALS ven, W Va., vlstted Thursday wtth Andr('w Stewart Sunday CHEVROLET, 4 dr 111edan, VB Mra W J Chapman, Mr and Mrs Mn J D. Roush. Oarty Smith stationed at Knoll asotor wttb o•erdrlve, radio, HART.ORD E J Grimm spent aeV(!ral days Cettl Bleulng and Okey Rousb ~llic Tl'nne~11ee Air Force Base heatcor, Nat rover., dark gret.n Vlrglnlt (trleton were in Parkenburg, MoDday last week m Columbus linlJh $1741t 00 Pomerl'!y Motor sp~>nt ~l'~·ral da)s w1th his grand BilLE CLASS INTERTAINED Mr and Mrs F. A. Cadle were ahopplna: and consultlng Dr T L Co 11 28 tf pilrctHs Mr and Mr~> T b Young shopping at P.arkersburg, W. Va , Mr~ Arthur Wayland and Mlsa ftarrls Pom..,.y R("V Kclltngsworth ano his w!f(' Phone 510 f''slh("J McKmght were hostesses Mrs Frank McDermitt wu 1 Tuesday d53 FORD. • c;. , lovdy cream of Hartford ('ailed on Mr and Mrs to the Lad1c11 Rlblc Class uf the VISitor In Huntmgton, Monday and Mlle. tus!.omllne, V8 motl'lr Jhs Llltle Sunday afternoon flartford Methodist Church all heir Everett Pickens of New Haven day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston 1un vltdr. "ldio, beater, 11eat Mt8s Betty Roach o( West Co- home evening Attending the meet· v111ted NeenU:r with Anna and Mr and Mrs. Calvln Blessing cover•, l"orclomatlc and Contlnlumbr.a was an all nla:ht gu~st of tng were- Mrs Thurl Stone Mra Vena Pickens. were Saturday eYenmg guests of antal Uim. '100&.00 Pomeroy Sandra Bennett Saturda, Harry G1bbs, Mrs J W Kf'll Mrs Mrs Ethel Fry called on Miss Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blesslna:. Motor Co. 11 28 U At I<" Donald M Newell who Js Mack Howard Mr9 F.mU Knr~:ht, Ella Blellllln(' Friday evening Mr and Mrs. Denms Roush were 19&8 CH$VHOLET, o6 .-:~, 1. tone Mr and Mrs Howard Weigand shopping m Pt Pleasant Saturday Mu Rutter Kntght Mu W1lll11m blue flnl11l, lDO 1erie11, heater, Gtbbs ~r11 George McKnight Mn visited re«ntly wtlh Mr and Mn afternoon dean. •781.00. Pomeroy Motor l< dwjlrd Kl'll, and Miss Helen nit- Art:h Roush. F M Rouah and W1ll1am Ball Co. 11 28 tf Fred Roush was a. bu&lnestL C'lll· were busmel8 vllltora in Point fie Jer in Point Pleasant, Saturday Pleasant, Saturday. l'EH.SONAI...S Cbarlle Brown returned to h1s Emery Fry and Mrs Clarence Donald Jcnkms of llunlln~lnn spent Sunday with hiS COUSlfl MISS employment on the nver after Adklna of Plain Valley, Mr. and spending a abort vacation wtth h1s Mrs Ed Fry att~nded the funeral Mt ldrt tt Chapman of Gus Roush at the FogiCJOng Mr ttnd Mrs W T Stone \\ere family at Board Mr and Mn Leonard Roush and Funeral Home In Muon Sunday 1n Galllpolla Sunday Mrs Hugo Juhling and Mn A family visited one evening re«nt· afternocn. Miss Ida Aten Is 1mprovang from Kr1th McCluni were In Galltpoltl ly with Mr and Mrs Leroy Roush and new daughter. a recent Illness. Saturdav Mrs Donald Thompson, Mrs Mr C. G B11lups of Pomt Plea· I\ large t'rowd £rom here alll'nd and Nelson Brown wcrl\ Christ- sant was a caller In the homes of l'd the Gardl'n Club Flower ~how Charlie Brown, Mil!l GII'!Tia Crump at New Haven Saturday anrl Sun mas ahoppln1 ln Point Pleasant Mr Mrs. Dwight Cecil Bleasmg and 1!I Mr. and )Ira Gibbs Sund" Frtday nl&hl :\IJss Mildred Chapman anrl 1 ee afternoon Mrs Ed Fry called on Mrs Cora day Miss Dorotby Weigand was the GJbb.q w<!rl' shopping ln Parki"Ts Pro~~Ser Wednesday afternoon who hunil Monday evcnmg Is Ill Beotrlce Chapman, Mrs A Keith McClung and Mt~~ 1'he Ladles A1d of Uak GrO\e Mrs FriQk McDermitt, Upper Esther McKilllilht were In J'otnt EUB Church met Tuesday w1th Flat., and daaahter, Emma Lou, 1 Pleasant Monday evening all<'nd Mrs Paul Randolph of Umon for were caUen In the home of M:r. tna: thf' meeting of The Aml'ncan a Christmas gtft exchange and Mrt. Rusaell Hotrman sunday AssoctaUon of Uni\'Crllity Women Geora:e Reed and Mrs Luvena Donald Smtih &tudent at Ohto Ramey accompanied Mr Shli!rman ..... Ella Blerrsu.. spent Monday Slatl' Uruvcn1ty Columbu!l SJil'nt Ble!I.Sing: to HunUngton Thursday, with Mrs Fannie fiylor. Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, Ohio. -.,-::--l he week end at bdme Wlth his wheN be submUted to surgery on 11 visiting wlth ber son, Tobey and MAX WAJID molher Mrs D A Smith Friday at St Mary's Hospttal FJUGIDAIHE MANf~Lt: lar~f' Sl7t wlf"e :\ir anrt Mn Jack Frye and \IJss Mrs. Sarah Hannum and Robert 11mr. aa new rttone 28~ BJilie Weipnd and mother, Mrs. I l'na Jo:mbleton of Chester W Va spent Friday with Mr and Mrs 12 20 lh Ina Welpnd., called on Mr. and , wrrr- lhe week-~nd guests of Mr Guy Blcasang of Mason Mrs. DanieT Wela:•nd of Hwttin1~ ~ COCKER PtTf"S 12 wrrks uld 11nrl Mrs Harry Gibbs of Front St Nelson Brown called on M1ss ton, S•turdoy . "'",,, ___ r.. black Can llC' rrg1stcrcd ( ltKrl<"!i •1 l\1 Crump wu a bu~ms~ ~ l~1t Mary Ann Roush of Nl'w Haven liS L l,.n II. , _ al Mr. and "Mrs. Curtis Rickard, Mr• Ea.d8, Rutland, R D 12 20 6l11 Sunday arternoon. or 111 Potnt I'lca111mt Mond11v Pomarey, Oh .. week end with Mr. and Mrs JloMrs Luvena Ramey, Mrs P.flly and Mrs Stanloy Adkms spent the Mr and Mrs John Rf'ltnu (' WNl' USED TYI1EWRITE1t, JZOOd cundl· Roush, Ella and Maude BlcsslnR, mer R1ckard ln Columbus tnd re. Ill New Haven Saturday evl'mng tlon See Charlt:!~ Reuta at Mrs Etttel Fry and Mrs Areh port that Homer is back to work CONCR£TE BLOCKS Karr • VanZandt Motor Sail'~ Mrs Sarah Dlddlr allendl'd a Rousb met Wednesday wath Mr:;. after a reeent illness. 12 lO 3lc "Build a.tt.r For <. hmtmu party ot the PaRt Coun. Fannie Taylor 1nd qmllcd on a Mrs Fannie Taylor and ~on, Ru ctlors D of A, at the Marlin Ho~el YOUNI1 Ht:NS, whltc leghorn~ SINATO. Arthur V. Watktna Ernie and MIN Twtl• Rick· bert were guesta of relaUYes In GRUESEB BLOCK CO. rn Pomeroy tRI, Utah, aid In Wuhin4't011 and whlt.e r~kll Me nnd 7~c Ptr PleHIInt Sunday evcnmg that ha Ia ~ a biD to uCb. A. N. Bengel, Potnf'roy Mrs. Berth• Woltc and daughll'r lor 3 Miltl Nerth of POIM,.Y )lr. •nd Mrs Maude Blcsalng lD \'~ JIVt t.ll Hunprtai nfupM .arOoras Plcken1, spent a day w1th 12 19 6tl oft""U'W iloo aAd Guy Blualnj: of :ll.ason spent Oft Rt. 3l. Call Wm. GrutMr, r1VlnJ ln th' ,U, S. a aba.nce to thcll" daughter and sister. Mrs Is 111. Sunday with Mr. Bennie Ble51ing M.AliBLE 't"W KITCWlN TABLE Br,·an Harris and bmUy, Reedsbt C.l~& ~ (l~f!r-til:l_!ltllJ. and Jamlly of AINny. Ros.k lllltlttta ........... Ul8~te vute. I AM NOT RESPQNSIBLE FOR any debts other than my own on or' after thn O.:.te, Dec 17, 1956 .. - . . - .. �\~~:J:;;;:;~~;;~~~~;;~;;~;::::::::::: ..c.c·.· --· ··;:~,~~~-~,:-~-~-=- --~~-:;~~:.;· .. . ..i.-~·."~-~-~ .-~.~- ~- ~-~ ·~ ~-~·~·:~ .~~~~~~~~-~-;~~-;-~- ~~·;·~·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~jl ·;.;, • • WANT ADS BOYS SUITS, sJZes 14-16 ln stouts Also boy's bi~ycle ln good condttioo at 137 Mulbe!"ry Ave 1.12 18 3tp ..... I etfltl Pll' wer4. _. ..U.. llmlmam ebarlt OOe..fJ eea.U pel" word for tbree COD~ tl IIICU~o~'9e IIUet ODI. lpecUl-uDe moa.Ut. for 2& Ct1ltt pet W"Wd.. Pull r.,. Of Z C4tl"per word will be ebaqed for advertlllq: lfoot Plld for before the 25th of eaeh moatb follcnriDJ illsertl'OD Error• LD. Advertlam&-Sboul.d be reported lmm.edl.ate}f The DallJ •·ntlnel .....m ~ _ _. •uo .._ FRIGIDAill.E MANGLE large sue same U new Phone 285 12 18 ltc 1Smlth-Coroni! TYPEWRITER con- tact Janet Manuel, Racine Phone or 12 13 6tc ang FIRERrrdfWOOD FORH SAILEd ,BSieek~-m be -mlble ord or aro ac l..un · -... RockS I or hone 852J for mOI"e than one ineorrect lnlel'tion. pnng P 14 1 - - - - - - __ ___ 11 m~ Clifton statJOned <~t salena Kansaa Air Force Billie hil~ retu.rned to hls pDllt after spr•ndmg two weeks CHRISTMA PAitTY wlth hu parents Mr and Mrs. Clar Clifton P T A held theu an- ence Newell lind family nual Chr stma~ pJrt; last :O.Ionday Martha Henry who ~~ employed 1 1 ld even wg dl lh~ l!l!tv n )Clii)O lU I at Col umbus Uhlo spent the week wg A pvtlu. k .,,IIJ I w.~s held t>nd w1th he r parents Mr ;111d l'roi J<'I•l Ul 11 ~_ a! prnJdcd MJS Oscar Hw r} ovl r til pro ~;r.ml l!lrll>tma~ re Mns Reba Kearns of Clifton cu1 U~ wit !-Jl"}' a t hrou~o:hout lh.~ I daughter of Mr and Mrs John eHn n~ U< I Otwna l was led by Kearns was untled 1n marnage to Mr- I) ll \.\ ll lt<Jms Mrs O~;ear Dana Fields of Hartford s-~urday ]tltlln prt~~uted a rcadtng A eveamg I t h r i::.Un~ ) l rHHJ~ ut r~admg by u fh T ' Ml.ss Uetty Ru~:~ch of west Colum \lr~ !\~·~· ""~ lse nret, Anu ther n urd 111 a~ pl.a<t'd and b1 .. was an all n11;;nt goe:st of San Bt lt} t Jll rt"oJ l hr 1111;m before dta Benncll Saturday Mr and Mrs 1 0 Young V1Sll· I l hmtlll.:~~ ed relauves at Mason sunday 1 Care ot 'l'batlb aD4 !pedal No- ( ll ) Wanted To Buy tica of E•errt.s prlntfld at HIIUI <.amt s wt rr plaved and pn:res lar daatfl.ed nta.. Obltuarlea Wante4 - RAW FURS and Beef awilrdcd tu Mrs v~ar Henry , Mrs pwbUI!Mtd •t 1 eeDt per word.. Hldea Carl Chevalier, Long 1-:lt anor V11n \t l'll'r and Mrs 81il '. , Bottom •-!oticrf'!l _ TO ALL MY FRIENDS and CUS. TQMERS, A M.erry Chr1strnu and Happy New Year Lena McKinley, representative for the Fae Maau.facturmc Co and the Cheerful f'ard Co. 12 20 3tc ' .' ' BUYING FURS lo BEEF IDDES Me<!hanrc St, Avery Nelson 12 lg 6tp I _ - 1127 lmop - -- WLilJam• Mr s WJ! IJ.a.m Van Meter won tht dour prLZl A g1ft ex change w<~ :. held Atttnd ng rr Mrrs Oscar 14) for Rent TWO ROOM AND fo'OUR ROOM apartme nts, elose In town, 127 Butternut 12 11 12tc ,-or rent Jo;Jeett.c wallpapr eteamer L1mton fi ;..,her, Mid dlepurt Ph 62R~ X ll 1 tl P'OR SAU.--Peat" '!(Jrby Real Eetate, Rutla.M TownAhlp SJ acrea land house barn aDd 0\11 bu)ldinrgs See George A Mein .,.. l Henry Mrs Walter VJ!Iars, Mrs I ester V~:~rr Meter Mr~ lrena Kel ley Mr and Mrs 'y\1Jham Van Meter, Mrs Harold R1ch<Jrd, Mr:s Elmer Van Meter Mrs <.:harles Vauan, M1 ss Laura Hollilnd Mrs Bell Wti!Jams, Mrs Pearl Smith, Mrs !larry Roush Mrs Lawrencl Smith Mrs Vi-alter Blake Mrs (hftnrd Johnson Mrs Katie Has& and son Klnnte and Mrs Betty Cal l ROUSH SISTERS The Roush s1sters along wlth lhcJr srstcr In law Evelyn Roush met at the homl' of Mr and Mr! Ned Hrnr!o- on Thursd;~y It belflg thelr J)..,cemher mi.!ClinJ;l g1fts Wtll'l' exchanged tW~J!ve of them one each month At noon an oy~tt>r dmner and all the tnmmmgs were Jerved to Mrs ~llnl(e Harl Mn E8lyl Cl1.1rkc, Mrs l ou1se Gibbs Mrs 1 Els1r J ccvtng Mrs Fannlt· Chukc Mr and Mrs Raymon Roush and [ daughter:; Mrs Ter rts Justtce and the hos tess Mr <tnd Mrs Henry Tom W1lhauus who 1s employed m Hunllngton spent Sunday WJth hiS parents Mr aud Mrs Uoyd Wtlhams Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman of Pomeroy Oh1o visited Mr and Mr~ 1 Ray Ptckens Sr Sunday Ray P1ckens Sr was dl&charged from Holzer Hosp 1tal Fnday after bemg a medical patient there the k pas 1 wee Mr and Mrs John M Roush 1nd son Mike spt'nt Thursday wtlh ~Irs Earl Darst and chtldren at Pomt Plea~:~anl Mrs l', anrue Frances or Mason apeot Sund.lly wlth Mr and Mrs F M Lockett Mrs Evelvn Ntl'hnlson was discharged from Holzer Hospital last F'rtday followmg observation Thurs day and l"rld;~y BROAD RUN Mr &nc! Mrs Harry Kearru are annot,ncma: the btrth ot a daulbter born Friday everun1 at the Holzer Hospital at GalUpolla The b<~b) we1ghed 6 lb l~Y.B ot and ha~ Oeen n;~;m~:d Sheila Ann Ma ternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlmger and paterllal grandparents are Mr and Mn Delmas Kearns of Hartford Mr and Mrs Henry Phelps of Letart Falls, Ohio called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlmger Sunday Mr and Mrs Blll Ohlinger of West Columbla called on Mr and ~1rs Henry Ohlmger Monday Yr and Mrs Hoyt Clark. v1slt.ed Mrs Theresa Ohhnger and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlinger called on Mra Graee Brooks wbo Js sttll on the srek list Lew King v1s1ted Robert Oh· hnger Sunday Pete and Charlie Ord called on their grandmother, Mra ·Ruth Goodmte over the week end .Mr ~tnd lolrs Raymond Roush and daughters, Janke Gtbbs and Larry Lievtng were shopping In Galllpohs Saturday eveni111 Raymond Roush was on the stck. ha.t last week . Long Bargaining Session Fails To -- - EARLY BYE PROTECTION; Rare'• on.e ef lhe tint eya protecton e-.er worn by aD ObJo btcluatrial. •PlDfee. It'• a pair of cobalt l'iaMM. eom .. plet• w"it.lt. aldeban, made about 1880 to uu lh• •il'ht et ,u,..orDna&Cambrldp. -( 1 --7--A) Male H - I eP - --c--:-= -- (20) Bust ness LETART FALLS, Urqes Job Safety During Holidays J'ob-ufet, rulo are partleolarlr Important during holidar IMUOII, aecordin1 to the Divl· lion ol. Saflb and Hygiene. "Safety 1• larply a matte:r of mind," Jamea H. Fluker, auperintendent, pointe out. ".U holiday time mhub are inclined 1111 wander ahead to evening fetUvitiea, or to look back on the Dlsht betore... 11 Safety Pays with Happy Days" 111 the Division's adv1ee to all Oh1o employees. of the total mju.nea. 1 In 19M, thel't!!l were ab: ratalitiet and 206 non-fatal aecldenta, and 1n 1968, seven deaths, 268 lnjurie~, ftgure.a ahowed. Except for ona death In 1963 wbl.eb Involved a pauenger eleva• tor, an fatalitlea were attributed LETART, W.Va. it9 • '' ' OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ....- -- I to freight elevator aecldenta. Thill data wu eulled from ata-fiatica being atudJed by th'!: Safet1) Codes Steering Committee wbleh il preparing recommendations for a aew elevator code. The committee of management and labor repreaentativea hope1 to have recommendations ready :lor hearing before the Jnduatrial Commlsalon before the end of the year. The commisalon 1a especiaft1 coneerned Wtth acddenta aerioua uoqh to cause death and loss of tlme from oceupationa. In 1966 there were 18,520 daya lost. For p1ll'J)OieR of calculationa, a death ia r listed aa 6000 days lost. The 19ri5! filfUre compare• with 47,185 in ' ' I ,. who not too Jon.: that far orr country Pakbtan u D COI&Rtr)' or f>K treme JDterr:st and 1mportanc~ to the U S a"~ 1t Is out stauncheMt Mtd East ally Mtss Roulli1 and her fore1gn friend w1\l have first hanrl expertcnces to relate WI! have o;ent tmmeme suppltes of thtngs Rltlitary to Paktstan to say notbmg of concerted mFsston· ary ef£ort tn that area for man y many years Rev Lester Roush IS a wt>ll known f1gur, 10 Meigs Co hav1 ng a summer home- 1 thmk 1n the Basha,.. netr;:hborhood-wbere he sojourns frt>quently "" , . IF" OHit DOGPATt:f.ff.R \ IIU. P-!SK HIS LIFE. JN THET SHAKY OLE MUD-MUSHP.QQI..1 S»Au...., MINE---· QUESTION? - - ---- ------------------- . "" - -~ .. "FARM NEW$" WliH.,. F. Gtt~Qtorv. ,.tJ.A$0N COUNTY AGRI"L AGENT WEsT VlRGINA UNIV<ERSITV '> 19154. Enforcement of code requ.ire-- rnent.s and safety education are DOWNINGTON'' Mr and Mrs- Ch~y KJJ~ called on the Oke} MUTPltJ Wntt.h Sunda, ul Athens 11 r Mr and :'!Irs Murpby j~ re cently became the ifaltdpar~nl~ ot twms born to lhe1r dauShter Mr and Mrs ShlrleY Hteltmall', Afhf'ns Bellid~s the twms a b6)( and a girl the U•cktn<~ns h:~ve two pthcr DAiRY Slf()RT COmtSI!: The W V" U Dairy Short CoursP will be .held January 7 to JO; 1951 ' Damo• Mery 'String Alo~tg• Party Coul4 Thus lonoftt Last n~ar s Dauy Short Course was WHh Some lice t'ropo1als From Proalftnl'l Populari!J one of the most mterestmg and children. mfonnahve meetin!ilS I attended The M:urph}s' other daughter, 8pecuJl to Central Prtsll A~aoc;.:ofloa and I'm sure the 1957 StTol"t Courf>c Opal Waggner, Colt~mbus had a ASHINGTON- Look !or ecmgresltlonal Democratl to IDtenlify won't be an!- drfferen1 little g1rl a few days later the1r eiTorts to tum f!'re~~ldent Elaenbower'l popul&rlty tD All phsses or Diary are diSCUSS .Charles Kmg called on Wllham their own t1eneftt In the 8/Sth Congrelll!l. ~d bY compentent mon tn the1r King Thursr:lay evemng The De':llocrata, frankly Jmpre11sed by the alze Of Mr £taen. particular J"1eld Feedmg yotJr cows Sh1rley Phtl!lp~ h s been on the hower s vlct!ltJ know that many voter:. would turn from tbem It s1ck !Jst w1th an mfectwn 9f the they openly oppose<;~ hla progTam durtng the next two yearJ. That breedmg hOw to make h1gh qual m1ght ~pell defeat for the Democratic majority in the 1858 elections. It) hay and sJlage ncy, mttkmg car She under a Pomeroy doctors lnatead, they w.m throw their rup))Ort behind equipment are some of the top1rs tare They havf' begun to te~t for cert1un key admlnlstn.Uon Jll'f'posall which they wh1ch are dlsr-ussed coal on the Markin's farm or_ the T1me spent at the Short Course know many Rtpublieau do not like Any GOP IS well worth 1t so why not make congressman who votes agaln.t White House tull requeats w\U the-n be lambasted durtnc the next plans now to attend You II not Elm us Phillips l'allC'd on h1s son t"arnpalps. only ptck up a lot of valuable m F'nda!- afternoon To .11ome extent, Senate Majarit:r Leader Lyn· formatwn but tt will give }OU a Mr and Mrs Charlt•y Kmg \J S· don Johnaon tu~td thil ~lquot ill the laat tam• l1ttle \'&cation rted huo. brother, WlliHJm Kl.n g on palgn. by elalmlilt t,pe J)tnwcratl~ 8fth COonveu }toOM AND BOARD A'l' TilE "F"r1day afternonn gave Mr l!llaet\ttower ~ ~ thaA the Re· MILL pulillcan 83rd. You can eal anrt sit cp \'t'r} \ Nigh on the lilt of 1ertalaUoh 1upported by ANTIQUITY ~h~apiy .11t J01ckson's Mtll lJild the\ the Wh1te llbu!Je, but known to offend many Re· Th.:o I arites A1d of I he llaptJst publla:..ta,, art ~Uis for 1ot4eral Bid to schoola and have accomodahom for ,lit !hat Church held their annual Cht1lll m~ght attend the Sholl Comse for lJberaJI,slng taritr and Jmmlgtltion policies mas party at the church Thurs(lfty Your lodgmg at the Mtll costs afternoon w1th fJfteen mcmberR Democratic leaders QUI. rant conth'!er-.ble support tor all of these meawrea :tn their own party. $1 27 the f1rst mght $ 77 the s~c present Th"'l e was au f!xchange ond mght $51 th1' third an1l fom of gtfts 'a rtd selection of Secret • Am FORCE :PliOGRESS-tD wake of ~id teehnotogtcal ad- the mght SlSters for the commg year RP the Air Foree hasJ moved rapidly to tbe tore In the PentaBreakfast costs $62. dmn<'r $37 frf'shments were Jello salad sanrl· lhe A1r Force will take nearly 50 per cent of the and supper $1 13 Tlu se pr1n s are w1ches cookif's and roffee depa1 tment budget this year. Vt>ry re;~sonllhle fo t a g-ooo rl hed Mrs L1n.e was hostess at a atrengthea th~: servtca's position, Defense Secretary and ROOd m••als Stanle\ Pro1lucls Party Tuesday WH10n recenUy or.are4..tha~ all~aage rocketa be RO<>M FOR FOUR e'em.ng Mrs. Eh1abeth Campbell Air Foree' ~~· <0' ,.,.,,' 1 tun go :1\g to ttt•cg!f and h ~H' or P'omeroy demimstratRd the proman the "new" dete~~hment Ss Gen. Curbs room n m} ra1 to tah fou r ollwrs dud:~ Refre<:zhment~ Wfl e ~rrved 1 Le:Ma:y;' comm8.hder of the Strat~gJC\h.lr Command, who Is concenMtke POWf II and Kalph Diddle, If you'd !lkl' to go w1th me lel me tratLnl 01\ bigger and better manned intercontinental bombers emplo:~-ed al Fnnkfort spt•nl the know Alsr. 1f snmc ol } ou arr When lnU,tCQntinental balliattc missiles are developed tQ the point week end wtth thi'Jr parcnls Mr wh.ere 1:bey can out-do the manned bomber, LeMay sa1d recently, planmng lo dnvc up <rnd huvc and Mrs Morga\l Pow!"ll and Mr room 111 yOU! car get 111 touch with he Will change hls present pos1tion. and Mrs Oval Diddle LeMay, &lang With other Air Force offtcers, beheves that the me and m:wbe we can wo'·k out t'loefense establishment must be fl.extble, He contendH that military some travel arrangements for aDie to a1tend lh< Short Course thanking mu.st -not be geared to what happened m the "last war," aa thl"lse wrthout transportation HAY & SIL<\GE SHOW hut would Irk!' to ~l'nd some hay haa moat often been the case v.Jth gene1als and al;fmlrliols et all This year as last ~ear, there anCI Slhlge fO the show til he glad nations. ... ... Will be A ha} and silage show LIISt to take Jt for you If you're se.ndmg a huy sample, I 1MMIG11ATfON LAW-Imnlcally, it was President Elsenhbtlet. }CELr the hay and s1lage show prov· ed te be one of the outstanding bring m a 12 me~ section or a bale who has made !Jbera.hza.tlon of the McCarran-Walter Act ""probable dunng the next sesSlOn of Congress This happened when tht events ol the Datry Short Course or 10 pounds or loose hay or chop President Invoked the immlgmtlon law to perm1t adm•ulon In~ 'Samples of hay and SJI!tge from all pcd) m a bag, Silage can be packthe Un1ted States of 15 000 Hungarian refugees in add1Uon to th' parts of the state were dlS.Qlay.ed aged tn a .gallon gbss Jar or plastic and then Judged !)y lwo members bag A plastic bag of tht> lypf used 6,~0 who have been or w1ll be allowlild here unde1 the rertU(ei of tlre United Slates DepartmerJl of to froezt> turkeys IS tdeal relief aot Along w1th them, lL\Y AND SILAGE U ASSES A(!lrlculturc Supporters of thr- McCarran-Walter Ad ny thls those m attendance we~ mvtted You can enter one or all of the wnflrms their bellel that the law does not need to Say law be ehang&d a.s drastlcall~ as Mr Eu11mhower has Llb•ral to JUdge anrt prizes were gtven to foiJowmg classes long wanted They sa.y the President h1mseU proved those who had the classes placed Clas~ l Alfnlfa Hal' 2 Alfalfa hay the Jaw hi liberal enough to perm at the United States bOV$Jh closest the offJctal placulg Prizes and grass 3 Clover ha) 4 Clover to meet any Immigration emergenclea--auch as thf were also awarded to those fann and grass 5 Grass ha} II Soybean Hungarian refugee situation. ers displaying the top hay and Sll· hay 7 Mixed hay 8 ( orn srlage Had the administration been able to complam that U was the age entrJes . 9 Grass s1lage resttlctlve provisions of the immigrflhon Jaw wh1ch kept the Hun· EN'IlREY BLANKS AT THE EX ry to attend the Da1rv Short garians out of the UmOOd States, tt would have had a possibly TENSION OFFlOE Course and parttcJpate 1n the Hay ll reslshble argum.ent for wholesale modUI.catlon of the Jaw Now, 1 have the entry blanks for the and Stlage Show Show the I".Prm· however, It w!ll have a very hard time con~i'aclog Conrress that hay and !nlat::e show here In the ers of W Va that M<t!mn County 1l"s nece:nary. Extension Office and tf you're un- 1 farn1ers arc domg a goorl JOb W eredited by the tommission for & ateady improvement in the record. In 1926 there were 41 deaths, 1002 injuries and 283,.'171 daysloat, com- miasiOD recorda Ptw. -·"---........ ._ ----··- k ~ ~- ~:e.-; '"'~~-­ ~ ~%: ""-li""' ,,_ ·-l: ~ .. BARD BAT SAVES SKULL1 Bard h.11t1 aave manJ Ohio employea from senotlll lflJUl'lcs. Carl Pa«ton, who worb tor the Ohio ~ower Compan1 at Steubenville, knows th11 well. Puton n'!CenliJ waa pfct;.. ina up aerap wire near the bue of a 35-foot pole. A lineman at the top "ffll using a 12-lnch creseent. ~rench to remon a rustJ rKrew. The wrencb ahppeil and atruek PutoD Oh the head. Hta hard ha\ wat knocked to the rround and be wu dazed lor a moment or two, bat uninlurecl Puton. tbe prot~tl•• hal ud lbt_ wreneb~e~OW!!a.kl:._ . '" . .' " CHRISTMAS DANCE . '• I EAGLES CLUB, GALLIPOLIS Plenty of Callers for Square Do ncing •• • I MUSIC BY: •• *Both Round and Square Dancing • ••• .. . . .. .. KEITH TYLER$ ORCHESTRA BY BRANNER NANCY-·· YOUR HOME'WORK tS SO SL.OPPY 1 CAN'T READ IT 'I Dante Starts at 8:30 p.m. MEN 5Qc LADIES Admitted FREE - - !=or Sci• · I ' •, • -- .•• ........... ..__ - L•••'" I • ~M~ro.~P~r~a~u~l B~h\ --- -Moudol........ 1 COMPLETr Lllltr..IE 1"'11 ~ QF lltr..l 1: rEDS n WINNIE PAINT *LUMBER *NAILS INSULAliON- SHINGLES DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS HOGG 6 ZUSPAN MATERIALS IN(:OII;PORATED 1a The uolrt Gr'M..;,a City ... --·· -· ~-· • ' THIS 1s (700D AND CLEAR "1'ti(tE fl.VI"' LOW"? >I BU ILDI .... rtlll G BUT l NOTICE -1 - nt!ll 0011 11<11!.'1011--ITA r-------------------------WE CARRY ~~~~'.,oii>Ilaa REPEAT TH' . ' r---------------------------. WE Buy Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mrddleport, 0 , De<. 20, 1851-.7 a young lady student from •• o. i9M • evemn& at C"armel Chui"Ch, will bf! " " Auto Soles c.u '· ' aro returnt1:1 {(om PatjsLan h now teacbJilg at Co1or•do A & M Umversity ln Peshaw,r, .P'ak1sliu1 t1he establ11hed a &ehOO'I ctf Home Economlet and with her, on th1~ '~' KNow' (20 Bl •' IY IILANCHE M. HAIKtNI A treat Is hr tWre tor lb~ peo- .. "~ I ' • Did You Know That? Mls11 Rou•h ----- ' .. tlill'l slate t.reuurer Rev lRsh·r Roush will speak there In-[ s:..YlooN'T .... , . ~ Racme on l>ec %7 when Shu Mu dred Rou1h daughter of Metho- The safest fonn of rnaaa trau· portatlon tn Oh1o La the elevator, lnduliltnal Commission reeord.J~> prove A atudy ol accident claUDa from elevaton just c:l'lmpleted lbowed two persona were kmed and 1M lnjul'Cji in 19fifi, the Co~ssl reported I•'re1ght elevaton AC•j eounted for both deatha and 147 The negotiators reported "no progress" when they retf!saed for the Chmtmas holiday at 3 30 a m unul nut Thursday at 2: p m. He added that neither 11ide haJj anythmg to offer the other to change the deadlock Sltuation. The company restored emergency service to Por1Bmouth last Sunday after the c1ty took elaborate precautions to msure the safety of operabn~ personnel at the exchanges The city had been without service of any kind for two months -.. .......' -, . . . ··r•" ·---; · -· ... ,-: ; I Elevators Safe Records Prove COLUMBUS, 0 UP - Weary ne([otlatora for lhe Ohio Consolidated Telepho,ne Co and tbe strtkang CommunicatiOn Workers of Amertca calied a halt early today to a 13~ hl'ur barsalnlaa 11easion that fi\Jled to pretd.uce any prog. ress toward a new contract problem" ....-~ -~ ple oi Ctunel EUB Church nt>ar Break Deadlock Frank G TbaerMI, r:wA representatiVe, said the contract tallu have made no progreaa since the str1ke waa called last July 115, cu.rtalling &enice In 24 Eaf!tern and Southern Ohio countlel. He satd the seiSion that began Wednesday and extended mto the morning hours today ''rehashed the entire -------- ~ - ;- -• 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo'rt, 0 , Deo. 20, 1956 Mn Ber'llce Dudley and children of Maaon, Mrs. Agnes Edwards and Mrs Madcdlne Roush bart, Administrator 6-1-tl and daughters called on Mr and Rondell Prlddy Mrs Dorsey Roush Sunday even· 12 18 3tp ..., reol-&neolloo Wdden. rng lleallold Boaroa, Drop Clolbo. Mr and Mrs Richard Roush and TURKEY llid HAM SHOOT Ra cJint.oo Ft.ber. lllddlopoot. fam1ly are spendmg a few days 4t clne Plannlnl Mlll. Dee. 23 Meanwhile, General Telephone Pbbae 62115-X. 11·1.11 visiting Mrs Sunday guests or Mr and Mrs Gauley Bridge Nut American Legton Meeting CG of Ohto parent firm of Ohio Housh s p&rents, Mr and Mrs Ted R1ley Sr were Mr and Mrs Dec 20 12-lHitc, Consolidated, announced an agree· ONE 4 ROO~! APo\RTMI•:NT One Ted Riley Jr and family of Mid Ernest Wtlllams m~'~nt had been reached w1th the 6 room houso Nev.ly decorated BUY YOUR BALE .-'R - -::: TW<NE Mr and Mrs Cecil Marltn and dleport Mr and Mrs W D Lee and CWA personnel employed by Genmslde anti out A N Bena:U Mrs Chester Martm and son, CbetNOW Charge off to th1s year's sons of l hcshtre and Mrs Vernon eral after six days of negotiations Pomeroy 11 1 tf bus1neu Black $8 75 - PremRoush and son Vernon Ray of M" ly all of West Columbta, called on Mr and Mrs Raymond Roush and ium $8 50 Good $6 ~ Quanbty >On famtly Sunday dl~~eount Fulton Thompson Ted and Joe Htley vtsJted th.ctr Tractor Sales, Pomeroy parer..ts Mr and Mrs red Rile} Mrs Dorsey Roush and Mrs Clay Mrs, Nanry Shuler, who fell m PIN BOYS AJ)p!y I'OIIHlOY Bowl· 12-17·12tc mg Aile~ :WIJ X 12 20 3lc at West Columbia Sunday The) Grnullead were 1n Galhpohs on her home And broke her :htp 1s ____ are both 1!1 ,, the!f home Thursday to see Mrs Leo Clark, senou.sly 111 In Meigs General HasSEE US ABOUT A ntEE PAINT ~ervtce Mrs George Bumgardner and who ts ~till a pahent at Holzer p1tal job for your tractor Brown's daughter Lmda of Mason vlslted Hosptlal Chr1stmas program at the Umted CHRISTMAS PARTY Tractor Sales 12 15 6tc 1Sl'P~rlc Mr and Mrs Joe Ri ley Sunda) Brethern Church will be held on 1: TANK~ ( .. .SS J'OOLSand Tlw (.oud Wtll Class wen\ tu Mr and Mrs Mtlton Roush and Saturday • Dec 22 at 7 30 p m Mrs Herman Carlwnght IS con out homes clcilned com)J\ete Gr<~h,tm Sliltlv n on l'nday n1ght GIVE - NF...t ( KI or ELNA SEWRev Emma BeiJe Sopher, form· stallatwn free ln sj)cctlon, reasand >A ere s• rvrd d1nner by the fmed to her home due to ,Jtnesg hm!Miy of LdanMesvlllDe. Ohio Rcallehd ING MACHINES The only 100% on r an rs orsey ous , er Method111t pastor bert was m 1 onablc pntes cht•mJcal servlce Farm Womtn~ U ub ;~tlhl.'lr club automatic Neehht - Elna Sewing Mrs Earl Darst and daughter Frtday I an automobile acc1dent and broke ~nd \acuum cqnlpmf'nt All sep· house alit r dlnn<'r a ~hort Chrtst Circle, Ollvc at lAl Phone 1224, Gale spent Sunday wllh Mn JesMartrn Ohlinger 1s a patient at her spme m two places and lS tn tic tunks and ("f'HJoL prlfiiR guar- m.11s pru~t«m wa~ Jo:l~tn ;~nd an ex sic Cartwright also Ralph Cart the Sthaekel Clime Gallipolis 12 14 6tc I senoull condition at a Kenton Hosanteed fu'r one :;••ar S & H San change vi ,;tfh wr1ght of Mason call('d on her Mr. onrl Mrs Dorsey Roush and I pttal 1tary Servl.cl' !'none Jackson SEE THE NEW Del..EVA.L liULK Sunday daughter Emogene were shoppmg A de!J~wu ~ t hit ken dumcr was 107~ Toll rh.Jrges call collecL MILK eOOLER Fulton ThompIn Pt Pleasant last week The WSCS of the Methodut 24 bJur sr rvl! e, no t'Xtrr charge served on vt'tY tllt 1ly decorated Mr and Mrs Dann} Kelhngs •on, Eaat Mam St 11 28 lmoc Robert Ohlmger called on [.cw Church of Apple Grove served a up .o 50 m'll'H 11 .SO lmoc tables lo lhc [11lluwmg members worth and son ~Ike spent Sunday Kmg Saturday turkey d!lln('r Wednesday evemng ompletrr WHEEL WGK.diiENT. M1~~ Latuu llolland Helen with Rev and Mrs Howard' Ktllys Mr!'; Bertha Clark and grandson at the home of Mrs Estes Syhesbl:artci.D.I and brake IUVlte Larry l'alled on Mrs F. B Lllch· tcr to 20 mtombeiS Mrs D V Hill QU!CK SERVICE oa Watcll ft& WJ!II~m s, l'"m K~>.llfllS Florence worth at Hartford SL1nday Rlehtt'a Safet.r ServiM. Wut J;~net Nllholson of C!tfton and fteld, Sunday evenmg and Mrs Dale H11\ attended pairllll{ br F actonr Trai.Ded Ym.1n~,; , Hell'n U1.1rker, Mary Pick· Va.la 8tf'eet, PomvoJ, Ob.lo. watchmJk..Jr CUIJ....iNS JEWZ. cu.s WlllOilll. lluttrn.ut BL•tty Cllll, J1m Stewart of Mason called on Mr and Mrs Dorsey Roush and Mrs Charley Sayre ts spendmg U<tra Wtlliallls Alma .Johnson Barbara Scott ;~t Middleport Ohio Jo mogtne called on Mr and Mrs several weeks w1th his s1ster Mrs 1ERS. Pl'Ol"""' t-3-tf YO\I Robert Rou~h. Sunday Francrs Slaughter of Cottageville, Iaker'• wHJ lin •..q, the beJl R.A.Diu " TELl':VIS!Wo/ SERVICE W1ima Hlnkt· J awu nee Lcw1s Lu Saturday. ctllt II<Lrt 1~v n Yfablc Johnson Calling on ~lr ;~nd Mrs Clara Leo Clark clllled on Mrs The· W Va 1nde on futnl~ or ag;.~UaD Pbtlae 200 Cleland Apphant:~ f<'rll'da Hrru y lunf' Burns, ltl'ne Williams S~nday cwnmg were resa Ohhnger .... 'S.tf The WSCS h~ld their Chnstmas S~1re 118 W Matn St. Pome.ro7 Ju~tt~, hab~:!h Urown, and Kay Mrs l!:tltel lla,~tnun and chtldrcn Mrs Ther,•sa Ohl 1ngcr called on party Saturday evemng w1th a pot %-23-t! lttl{•y of Pl Pleasant Route Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark and luck lunch ~erved to 20 The devofam1ly, Monday Mrs John Harnsun ani'! Mn ------ ~ I he January m£"etl!lg will be 1950 BUICK Speot.!Jl, 2 dr Scdau Mr and Mrs ( lvde Clark and tions were lt>d by Mrs Dons Wilt, VORJ(:MAJII & ABBOTT TV ~I ht lct rn the 1·hurch b!l!lernent It nana were 9hopptng 111 Middleport Dvnaflow drlw "hard top &t) [(' famlly called on Mr and Mrs. v1ce preSident Chnstmas carols VICE Allh ~ake1 R;:tred~ y wtll bt' pot lu~k Also an electiOn Monday w~:re sung t>nd gtft!l exchanged $2,595 00 Dl.llctlnar ~. l'onwroy Carl Clark, Fnday BIRTH OF DAUGHTER t~~d~~_!l t\aDil. ae 1Ht ut ortHers ever} one IS u1gcd to at Due to Mrs J D Roush leaving 1 Ohio 12 20 lltc A daughter was bOJ n to M1 unrl _.. _ __ l t1ud lhls llll"dlllg Mr and Mrs rack Orrt and to Sp(!nd the w1nter tn Columbus, Mr~ Vaught Stewart of Clifton f11m1ly and Mr and Mrs Dick Ord PERSONALS 1955- OinsMOBJiF ~~~pt'r 88 4 SAVE ON YOUR Sllt"'\E repair Jt 1 she was presented a mc-e gtft from S,1turdny mom1ng at Holzer Jloa- and famUy were all gul"sts of Mr the society. dr Holliday Sedan hydram.a\t{ Mt .llrld M1 ~ Guor~e Hurtts at Uacme Shoe Shop driVe $2,&9& ()(} Blaetl.1111r .M. J\ 30 tf t~tHh.!d a 1hnner on )tond,Jy even l p1tal The bab) welght-d 6 pounds and Mrs Harry Ord Sunday Attendance at the Method1st S Pomeroy , Ohto 12 :w lite Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark and mg given b) the appalstwn .111 anrl 8 ounl!es, thu is the ftrst ch1ld for the Stewarts Mn Estyl Clark were shoppmg m S Sunday was 67 offenng $10 25 l'otnt Ph·a~.rnt J9M BlllCK 2 dr IUviera Cpl' Insurance The mother ts lhc !ormet Tore- Gallipolis, Pt Pleasant and Pome Mrs R E Gnmm, S(ln8, and Mr Ivan Uush anrt Mr anti Mn Hard-top" dynaflow drive Mr and Mrs Bob Adams were m It<! Blake daughter or Mr tmd Mn roy Monday aarnt!II-SimJ)IIOn tnluranee A.jjency, f'erlls Ju~tiH of Mason w.1s (•all Arllcy Blake and paternal grand $2 396 00 Blallf:h\llr ~ . J'omt•ro) Mlll Mary Ord and Mrs Jennie Columbus, Saturday for tr<,.trnerrt.J mg on Mr and ~1rll Ned llf"nry on Mlddleport. Fil'e • AubOmobHeOhlo 12 20 6tc mother IS Mrs SJdV!a Stew<~rt ol Ord were shoppmg ln Pomeroy of Mrs Gr•mm's son, Ronald's, Ronc\s, Phone 8315-X 1-20-tf Sunday eyes Mason Thunday 1952 FORD jVB Vlctoru. Cpl' Mr and Mrs Gt'orgc Burns and Mn Dan Humphrey and Mr and Mrs John C Roulih or Ka1IODJ Mr and Mrs Ruena Kmg Jr and Fordomatlc dnvr, hard top" COMPLETE IDIIV"•'lce Proteetloo rlaughter Cheryl were m Charh'~ M1sti Phyllis Wllltams and J,mlce 10ns were calling on Donald Extra nlcl!l _ , 00 Blaettnar s, ure, Auto, Flnr, Polio Dorr lon on TU('t~dav 'f.JN Rusaell Gr1mm of Columbus visited with the latter's parents, Il1 Nicholson of Cllflon were ~hop­ Grimm, Sunday Pomeroy, Ohio 12 29 Bl<" ~;M~t~ll~•-M;;td~d~l;;OJ)~ort;;;~·~OII;;;I~o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ M1ss Beverly Ann Burn11 rrllend rung In Parkersburg Monda) cveMr and Mrs Bert Grlmm Mrs Jennie Ord wu vulllny ---• - - - - ed a meeting of the 4 H Club at Mrs Nora Gorham and R. A mng DeSOTO VR t dr St•dan Mr and Mrs Jack flrd Monday. \ta~on Monday mght 1111d wus an Power steering, automatic trans -TherMa Ohllnt~r Hayman spent Tuesday .with their Mr~ Harold Young and children all ntghl guf'st of Char1cnc Diehl mere, Ctrohne Detzel, Gallipolis mla~lhOD $895 00. Blacttnar ~ Mr Robert Stewart 1nd son of of Masoo spent. Monday with her STRUCTURAL I &lAMS Mrs C L Parsons of New HaPomeroy, Ohio 12 20 Blr motht'r M1s Clifford Johnsl'ln ~1.tson calletl on his fathn Mr SCRAP IRON- MITALS ven, W Va., vlstted Thursday wtth Andr('w Stewart Sunday CHEVROLET, 4 dr 111edan, VB Mra W J Chapman, Mr and Mrs Mn J D. Roush. Oarty Smith stationed at Knoll asotor wttb o•erdrlve, radio, HART.ORD E J Grimm spent aeV(!ral days Cettl Bleulng and Okey Rousb ~llic Tl'nne~11ee Air Force Base heatcor, Nat rover., dark gret.n Vlrglnlt (trleton were in Parkenburg, MoDday last week m Columbus linlJh $1741t 00 Pomerl'!y Motor sp~>nt ~l'~·ral da)s w1th his grand BilLE CLASS INTERTAINED Mr and Mrs F. A. Cadle were ahopplna: and consultlng Dr T L Co 11 28 tf pilrctHs Mr and Mr~> T b Young shopping at P.arkersburg, W. Va , Mr~ Arthur Wayland and Mlsa ftarrls Pom..,.y R("V Kclltngsworth ano his w!f(' Phone 510 f''slh("J McKmght were hostesses Mrs Frank McDermitt wu 1 Tuesday d53 FORD. • c;. , lovdy cream of Hartford ('ailed on Mr and Mrs to the Lad1c11 Rlblc Class uf the VISitor In Huntmgton, Monday and Mlle. tus!.omllne, V8 motl'lr Jhs Llltle Sunday afternoon flartford Methodist Church all heir Everett Pickens of New Haven day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston 1un vltdr. "ldio, beater, 11eat Mt8s Betty Roach o( West Co- home evening Attending the meet· v111ted NeenU:r with Anna and Mr and Mrs. Calvln Blessing cover•, l"orclomatlc and Contlnlumbr.a was an all nla:ht gu~st of tng were- Mrs Thurl Stone Mra Vena Pickens. were Saturday eYenmg guests of antal Uim. '100&.00 Pomeroy Sandra Bennett Saturda, Harry G1bbs, Mrs J W Kf'll Mrs Mrs Ethel Fry called on Miss Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blesslna:. Motor Co. 11 28 U At I<" Donald M Newell who Js Mack Howard Mr9 F.mU Knr~:ht, Ella Blellllln(' Friday evening Mr and Mrs. Denms Roush were 19&8 CH$VHOLET, o6 .-:~, 1. tone Mr and Mrs Howard Weigand shopping m Pt Pleasant Saturday Mu Rutter Kntght Mu W1lll11m blue flnl11l, lDO 1erie11, heater, Gtbbs ~r11 George McKnight Mn visited re«ntly wtlh Mr and Mn afternoon dean. •781.00. Pomeroy Motor l< dwjlrd Kl'll, and Miss Helen nit- Art:h Roush. F M Rouah and W1ll1am Ball Co. 11 28 tf Fred Roush was a. bu&lnestL C'lll· were busmel8 vllltora in Point fie Jer in Point Pleasant, Saturday Pleasant, Saturday. l'EH.SONAI...S Cbarlle Brown returned to h1s Emery Fry and Mrs Clarence Donald Jcnkms of llunlln~lnn spent Sunday with hiS COUSlfl MISS employment on the nver after Adklna of Plain Valley, Mr. and spending a abort vacation wtth h1s Mrs Ed Fry att~nded the funeral Mt ldrt tt Chapman of Gus Roush at the FogiCJOng Mr ttnd Mrs W T Stone \\ere family at Board Mr and Mn Leonard Roush and Funeral Home In Muon Sunday 1n Galllpolla Sunday Mrs Hugo Juhling and Mn A family visited one evening re«nt· afternocn. Miss Ida Aten Is 1mprovang from Kr1th McCluni were In Galltpoltl ly with Mr and Mrs Leroy Roush and new daughter. a recent Illness. Saturdav Mrs Donald Thompson, Mrs Mr C. G B11lups of Pomt Plea· I\ large t'rowd £rom here alll'nd and Nelson Brown wcrl\ Christ- sant was a caller In the homes of l'd the Gardl'n Club Flower ~how Charlie Brown, Mil!l GII'!Tia Crump at New Haven Saturday anrl Sun mas ahoppln1 ln Point Pleasant Mr Mrs. Dwight Cecil Bleasmg and 1!I Mr. and )Ira Gibbs Sund" Frtday nl&hl :\IJss Mildred Chapman anrl 1 ee afternoon Mrs Ed Fry called on Mrs Cora day Miss Dorotby Weigand was the GJbb.q w<!rl' shopping ln Parki"Ts Pro~~Ser Wednesday afternoon who hunil Monday evcnmg Is Ill Beotrlce Chapman, Mrs A Keith McClung and Mt~~ 1'he Ladles A1d of Uak GrO\e Mrs FriQk McDermitt, Upper Esther McKilllilht were In J'otnt EUB Church met Tuesday w1th Flat., and daaahter, Emma Lou, 1 Pleasant Monday evening all<'nd Mrs Paul Randolph of Umon for were caUen In the home of M:r. tna: thf' meeting of The Aml'ncan a Christmas gtft exchange and Mrt. Rusaell Hotrman sunday AssoctaUon of Uni\'Crllity Women Geora:e Reed and Mrs Luvena Donald Smtih &tudent at Ohto Ramey accompanied Mr Shli!rman ..... Ella Blerrsu.. spent Monday Slatl' Uruvcn1ty Columbu!l SJil'nt Ble!I.Sing: to HunUngton Thursday, with Mrs Fannie fiylor. Mrs. Ethel Myers, Dayton, Ohio. -.,-::--l he week end at bdme Wlth his wheN be submUted to surgery on 11 visiting wlth ber son, Tobey and MAX WAJID molher Mrs D A Smith Friday at St Mary's Hospttal FJUGIDAIHE MANf~Lt: lar~f' Sl7t wlf"e :\ir anrt Mn Jack Frye and \IJss Mrs. Sarah Hannum and Robert 11mr. aa new rttone 28~ BJilie Weipnd and mother, Mrs. I l'na Jo:mbleton of Chester W Va spent Friday with Mr and Mrs 12 20 lh Ina Welpnd., called on Mr. and , wrrr- lhe week-~nd guests of Mr Guy Blcasang of Mason Mrs. DanieT Wela:•nd of Hwttin1~ ~ COCKER PtTf"S 12 wrrks uld 11nrl Mrs Harry Gibbs of Front St Nelson Brown called on M1ss ton, S•turdoy . "'",,, ___ r.. black Can llC' rrg1stcrcd ( ltKrl<"!i •1 l\1 Crump wu a bu~ms~ ~ l~1t Mary Ann Roush of Nl'w Haven liS L l,.n II. , _ al Mr. and "Mrs. Curtis Rickard, Mr• Ea.d8, Rutland, R D 12 20 6l11 Sunday arternoon. or 111 Potnt I'lca111mt Mond11v Pomarey, Oh .. week end with Mr. and Mrs JloMrs Luvena Ramey, Mrs P.flly and Mrs Stanloy Adkms spent the Mr and Mrs John Rf'ltnu (' WNl' USED TYI1EWRITE1t, JZOOd cundl· Roush, Ella and Maude BlcsslnR, mer R1ckard ln Columbus tnd re. Ill New Haven Saturday evl'mng tlon See Charlt:!~ Reuta at Mrs Etttel Fry and Mrs Areh port that Homer is back to work CONCR£TE BLOCKS Karr • VanZandt Motor Sail'~ Mrs Sarah Dlddlr allendl'd a Rousb met Wednesday wath Mr:;. after a reeent illness. 12 lO 3lc "Build a.tt.r For <. hmtmu party ot the PaRt Coun. Fannie Taylor 1nd qmllcd on a Mrs Fannie Taylor and ~on, Ru ctlors D of A, at the Marlin Ho~el YOUNI1 Ht:NS, whltc leghorn~ SINATO. Arthur V. Watktna Ernie and MIN Twtl• Rick· bert were guesta of relaUYes In GRUESEB BLOCK CO. rn Pomeroy tRI, Utah, aid In Wuhin4't011 and whlt.e r~kll Me nnd 7~c Ptr PleHIInt Sunday evcnmg that ha Ia ~ a biD to uCb. A. N. Bengel, Potnf'roy Mrs. Berth• Woltc and daughll'r lor 3 Miltl Nerth of POIM,.Y )lr. •nd Mrs Maude Blcsalng lD \'~ JIVt t.ll Hunprtai nfupM .arOoras Plcken1, spent a day w1th 12 19 6tl oft""U'W iloo aAd Guy Blualnj: of :ll.ason spent Oft Rt. 3l. Call Wm. GrutMr, r1VlnJ ln th' ,U, S. a aba.nce to thcll" daughter and sister. Mrs Is 111. Sunday with Mr. Bennie Ble51ing M.AliBLE 't"W KITCWlN TABLE Br,·an Harris and bmUy, Reedsbt C.l~& ~ (l~f!r-til:l_!ltllJ. and Jamlly of AINny. Ros.k lllltlttta ........... Ul8~te vute. I AM NOT RESPQNSIBLE FOR any debts other than my own on or' after thn O.:.te, Dec 17, 1956 .. - . . - .. �, The Dally Semmel Grateview Scene Of Yule Party • I Fg~,~~;a,.~~~~.~}~L~Ih~et~,~~~ 1 8- Datly Senllnel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0, Dec 20 1956 mangement o.ed Uas.s 12 l Jrril' of th1 W SC S o f llc<~lh ~~~lhod l ~t Church brou gh t glfh (or a bASket for a ueedy famtly when they ht-ld the1r an nual <- hnstmas party V J lnesday even1ng at lhe borne of Mrs M L Fremh Gifts for ext>hange wer(' placed under a Joighted tree and the en tronce decoratwn was or red rrb bons and red anc! srk'er bells The members and gtests were seated faemg tne large flre place where an arrangement of wood roses var1 colored or naments and Silver king foliage was used around .1 madonna Holly branches and wh .. e tapers were-u.sed along the wide mantel and reflected m the mirrored w<:~ll In the dmmg room scarlet car nations 1:1nd holly were used m a Et.ll Pht and F xernplar chapten of I a bas1 u! angel hatr Ftftv members were present for tht part) and Mrs Eleanor Thorn as was Ln charge of the program New Year wh 1c h ltH luded a ~"hrLstmas story on the roof lop of the modern home on the bank of the The ]Jttkst Angel by Mrs Ohlo R1ver welcomed the vLsJton Thoma s a ~eadmg_ Chnstmas by and novel decoratiOns tnduded a Mr~ ( R Karr Jr carols accom Lucille Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy Soctety Edjtor Phone 6244 Pomeroy Church Of-C-hr-I.-St- C-:--Ia-SS --------le} A FjuiiHI \ f •r Jesus ~rs Kl~plflg Lhnstmu A 0 Lee Annual Yule Dinner Held Monday Mr~; Dale (art What Can I Give H1m Mr !', llafiHol Srn1Lh and I placed. . Seer<'! 81:!la S1gm2 Ph 1 soronty Tuesday evcmng Merry ( hnstmas and Happy "''"''"'of mol""'"' on one of [ P" oed by Lena Ne»elroad and the picture windows tht pamtmg a pru ~; ram d p1anu an d solovox was done bv Mr.s Lhar!es Lew1s mu~" by Mr (,rate art teacher In the Pomeroy ( tfls wen ex:changed by the h 1 sc 00 s nH mbers anrl ~t .. s Karr presented Mr l .rae 1 p 1anne d an d rna de a \1r Grate .,.,,,h a g1ft from the f two ' whi"h g•fl• were Your G1rt Mr~ Jrffers 1)at 8 wer"', revea! ",, beld their annual Chrutmas d1n with the ex:change of gifls Refrcshmr1 t~ uf ~nowball 1ce Window dcc:.ratiOn ror the wmdow chapters m ,.pprel·laiiOII u hn ~at the Martm Restaurant Mon Mrs charle~ 1-:skew and Mr5 cream cent nU w1th a lighted lookmg 10 vard the river which ho:>pi!Hlit} 11nd kmdness day evenlne Tracy Whah~> were 111 charge ot candle and hollv cook1es punch {('atured Angel nn,~.;t>rs w 1th n1 frc.shm~'nts of chicken .saladFollowmg the dmncr the group th~ entertalnmf'nt and games were candy and n 11 s ""ere served by golden bells and used a large star I topped "Jth pom.sett 1a blossoms adJourned to !be new home of played with pm:es awardOO to the h()5h•ss to th 1 ~( named above as the centf'r ornauwnt for the made from manschu1o chernes Mrs Aldo Jeffers Syraruse for a Mrs Orville Wel l Mrs Denver and Mrs W a1ttr Kf'nutlly Jr Mrs window Directly under the star hot ct nnan.cn twists--In pastel party The home was beautifully Kapple and MI SS Lmme Gilmore Edward Pafll I Mrs It U Cun 1 was a tree which had been bnmzed colors cofff'<' were served dur 1ng cleeorated 1n keepmg w1th the hob Several poems were real tncludmg mngham and Mrs Leonard Van 1111d tnmmeC w1lh pmk ornaments the corree hour commlllee for the day season mclud1ng a hgnteli I Christmas Dream by Mrs Wha Meter Sr and lights party wert> Exertfplar chaptel': ;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;_ _;..;-;;;.;-;;:;;:-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ A large pom.setlla blossom was Mrs fhoma~ Rue Mrs C R Karr the focal p01nt of the chtmney·fac't Mr s K J) A.m.sbary Mrs Roland above the fireplace anU a blut>< LPVaughn Mlldrl:'d Wells Dorothy robed madonna was placl'rl ld a' c lark Ohio Eta Ph1 chapter Sara mche 1n the llvmg room wall The Martha Williams Mary Anderson background for the madonna wq Rotw.rta 0 flnen j('an Werry Sal blue and Sliver and Sliver ~ltj Glbt>s Ver,:, Crow Janet Hmkle were used at the root of the stltbti: h :sauor charlene Thomas Tbe Cbnstlan Compamon Cla.ss of the Pomeroy Church of Chrtsl ' " tree "nder 1 I sometb\ng Sanborn Jewelry offers you your cho1ce of o r.nl'ral Hospital th 1s wnk for ob The Dorcas Cude uf the B H scrvat1on anti trcatm r nl Sanborn Mi5swnarl' Soc1et~ of the Mr and 1.1rs /Owen Bratton and ~ itst RaptJst Church met Tuesday so ns Michael t~nd Stephen are l1 H nmg al the home of Mrs Da movmg thlS wee!~ ' rom the home v1d Darst Jr w1th !\Irs John Kauff of her parefils Mr and Mrs Ray cha•rman presJaJng ~rs Homer mond Luman to their new home Hysell gave the opemng prayer wha h they have hut it on thc lot and M1ss Emma Matthews was leader of the devotwnal service 111 xt to the Luman homt Del no Pratt who tS t mployed m and read the story of the Nallv1ty h from l uk~ and an article on (anton \lslled his mot er Mrs Ch t b AI Jo k J ce Pr;~tt anrl fam1l~ th1s past ns mas Y Ice nc weekend Durtng I he buswc~s meetmg It Mr <~nd ~rs < a11 Mattox and was .announced that the January their d:JUghler Mrs F us late W'1l meeting would be held at the son Pmnt Pleasanl wl're 1n Par home of Mn Erl1son Baker Shut kl'rsburg Tuesday un bu sJ nt ss In members or I he fhunh arc to Mr and ~rs Druce ilo:Hl and be rtununhered indi\ldually b) ~o n Michl were In Bel pi(• Sunda~ the ( trcl~ mcmb('ts d mng the to \lsi! the1r son James I lo} d and holiday sea~on The C1rc lc also re fam1ly m the1r IH w holllr membtred th f' gu Is uf the Baptist Carmt n 1-faddo!! wh JS emplo} M1ss1on Tnmmtg School Ch1cago ed 111 t leveland w1l l m 1ve th 1s who have hlrthda}S this month WC{kcnd !O Sj)( fl(j ( hiiSl lllaS With Th .o l d h h c p1 og1am was uJn•r e y liC:da~~ents Mr anll ~lrs Herman I Ml~< Darst on the toplr What Is Chnstmas' and those Lakmg Mn Jane to~lkt} 1 1 l ht r son part wt r<' \1rs DHrs! I he quesGuy who ts ~n p1 1}t i 1 1 t olumbur; I !Jont r :'tfr~ J 1Jhan ~tr(,ticc the v. ill ~pend I he WI l ki 1 d VIIHtlllg cum pi !I Ill r Mrs ( harh s Ben nell I her hruthN S l Shr1hcr aml complilil1Cr Mrs Willle Anthon} fam ly tn Marhsun W Va th~ vouc Mrs l'aul Smart n::~r S.t:t Sara J F'i~ht r 1h11.1ghter <lf rat or \f11yo, and Mrs < 0 l< 1shu Jdt Decl'lllbf"r 15 w1lh It Bt!t } Sanu.Js: Dunng the soc1~l hot1r gJrt.s fr n 11 Fort Md It lla11 lo sp~.:nd wer(' f'Xchan,~.;ed an I the hostess ( ]HIS\11\l~ With I I :)amlk !i par scncd fancy sllnflwH:ht'~ scones till ~ In Plllhlo ~o!o ChnslnHIH Jrec shaJu d ~al1ds (Of I S1ll~ t Sthaaf who h 1 htcn fee and favors Lo s1xtrcn members VISIIing \f1 n!l ~rs (, B K 11 h Mrs Dar~t us1 d rrd pomstltlas 1( 1 and ( !ulclrcn 1n Columhu~ ~c and ~vcrgreln to dt'COJ ttc her I unlrtt home WNhwsday and "'as home for the party urompalllcd by her nephew Mllh llf'] Koehlrr who w1ll \llt>Jt hrre f(lJ ~cveral rlays Mrs Kal hl'ryn J'a~ nc has h1 n til 11l her home and IS undC'r th~ ra1 f' Of a phystclan Mrs Joe Turner .,.,a~ aC'l"Oillp~n lf'd to Lancasll:r Wednesday 1 \1 n Ttt.e Youth Fello NShlp of th~ II';' by Mrs Marvin <r1der wh; n First BapLlst f burch 111 Ptune,.oy shr m<'l her grandchildren MH h will enjoy a f'hnslma~ party on atl anrl Deborah Till ncr BtH vr 1s Thursday evf'mng al 7 30 111 the .,., ho will rem am here mer f hrhl soda! rooms of the church mas The eomm1ltec on arr11ngements Includes Sally Fostt>r Ruth Hath burn Sharon and Charle nl' Zun ¥er1toble shower bf Chmtmo5 1956 d1omond volues. the w1dett eholce m cur store's h1story As you lcnow, d1omonds ore a goodo"buy" at any hme and that / \ I I Is especially so th1s year Pnced reasonably , • wtthln 104H budget Come In, very soon and we II demonstrate I lust what we mean Fnendly terms- As a few dollars a week- and we II hold your cho•c•, on our lay awCJy plan, for a small dep011t. ifi~tfBC~ft~~~J-" I Party Announced By Fellowship Of Baptist Church del A brler Tchcarsal for thr Sun day evening program w1ll follow the aocial O\Caslon Monday evening the 1-:1 oup plans to go carol 111ngmg Mrs Elmer Wtc::kham 18 the counsellor PORTABLE and TABLE LIGHTERS ZIPPO LIGHTERS JOF Class Installs New Officers At Monday Meeting Gold pllled .,..llh ~ho1c:e ol Ill~ fr11crnal emblem l)n red or je1 )Jon. C1o111om rn1dt wh1l• you \11111 1 Offtcers ror the comJn!! yc:ar were Installed by Mrs Harry P Smith when the JOF f'lass of I he 1 Unlt~d Methodist C'hurrh m('l on I ~ondRY ewnlng m !he churt h parlor a GIFT CERTIFICATE in a MINIATURE Samsonite CASE S1her terv•ce for eaJlht in 111 own cheet. ROGERS 1847 SILVERWARE { Just thtnk-you, CIIR &:We l spe-cial luggage 111ft ee1 tlflcate In a rnmi.atur~ case that hanes riaht up on the tree' After Chmtmas, it serves .as an tdeal utility box Lft them choose jullt the style and color of Samsonlt111ugsaac tltey "ant' ._•t•lte 'rh:•• , ..rl •• $11 01 "loUeTAit B. H. SANBORN l l t MILL ST BAKER FURNITURE JEWELRY STORE MJDilLEPORT ' ------~--------------------------~ ' On the Brightest Comer In Middleport Jhlvotmns taken ft om Thr t p per Room ' were It'd bv Mrs Gl'r ald Wildermuth w1th lhf' thou~.tht for thc day and group s lll~lllJ:: of Chri stmas c.uol.s with Mrs Ever j elt Thomas 11s accompam ~ t I Mrs Roy BctJ:tnt: Pll'litrlcnt presided at the meetm~o: anrl mem ber!l tc!llpondcd to th«> roll call with a B1ble verSP Offtcers 111 staUed were Mrs DW!ithl Park1 r preSident Mrs Jed \\.(b~t~ r Sr v•ce preudent Mrs Antone 1 ucke secrelaT'y and Mrs 0<') llvsC!ll lreasurer Mrs Bctztni! thanker\ the clau fo~ the1r rooperatton the past year At the c-lose of tht' mc~tmg the grtlvp adjm•rned to thf' riming rOom Cor a soe1al hour and n 1Ult exebange Mrt Betzmg 1n NhaH ot the clau presented Mrs Ever ett Thomas the IE'acher Y.lth a lamp Mrs Thomas pre"cnted each one preBCnl with a grft A salad ~ourse was scnut by the hostesle~ Mrs Sm I' Hi 'frs Thomat. wtlh Mrs Denz1l (,oealem :Mrs Roy Tracy Sr Mrs W 0 BarmtJ; .nd Mn Thco Smllh a• contributing hostesses The tables arran~o:cment11 were attraeUve holly w1th and red and of everveen, Jrf!en eandltts Favors wcre mlnta· ture Christmas tree&. cunta ncr tor the dlnm1 table 11nd sd\er and wh1te eandlel hghled tht- room Th e Uuffet ar rangemenl mcluded graduated Lapers br1ghl or naments and ever... green branche s Mrs Earl Kmght prendent preSided and welcomed the membeNI and guests the Rev C R Konk-r~ght Mrs Edward T French and Mr., Don Stivers Mrs Forrest Bachtel deWJ Uonal leader opened hl:'r serv1ce w1th 11 poem Christ· mas Eve m Our fown Jl.nd spoke of the Importance Jesus placed on .'!mall towns and country people She ended her serv1ce w1th Widdtmrr s poem All among the Country Folk and a prayer Miss BernJ(;e Bowen who was I.Q. charge of the progr.am lipoke on the same as Mrs Bachtel and reo mmded the audience that t1lere was no room m the mn or ln the at Devoted VOL VIII town tor Je.us She expfamed how Jesus showed h" people !hat ln • NO 212 ro Tfle WIATHIR enttne BY UNITID PRIU ltaterem. 01 l'lae lldfr•·M•••• ....,_ Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Ohio, Friday Deeember 21 1956 SINGLE COPY -5c ' God a plan there was room for all and read the porn The Inn of L•fe by O.enh"m A dramatiza· A 6 30 potluck dmner preceded tton of The Space Makers Fam· \ Middleport Society ' Dorcas Circle Mrs D S Harold has returned M home from Holzer Hospital where ee t'1ng He ld .she had been a med 11a l patient TUeSdo YN'Jg ht Halph Rad...t1ffe enter('d Mclg.s I ~ rher United Methlldist Come Double Class YU Ie Party Held • e 12 C1rcle Christmas Party Is Held of Gene Grate was the scene .:>1 gtldrd tones gold and stlv("r balls the Cbrutm,; s party for the Ohio l amund a large wh \~ candle with Eleanor Schaaf Middleport Soctety Edt tor, Phone 6079 \ .,-H:ea -t-=h-:M --e-= thodis_ t_ OI _u _r_ ch-W -~ SC _S _C ._I_ as_s_ I FRONT SKIRT F'ULLNESS Cor a dress in spruce tones of yam d ~ wool-from the Pat tullo-Jo Copeland collecUon Slim at the back ftared par~nler dtapes ate buttoned at the waist In front Symmetrical Colds square {If( the neckline -- - Brenda Holman Is Honored Guest On f th B' thd I our If ay I BrenUa Holman was honored on her fourth lmthday wtlh a brrth day p11rtv rhe thl'me of pmk and yellow dPt ~ravons was ea ned throughout the party H£'frt shm nh of cake and 1~e cr£'am w~H senul to Dianna Cro~s P lltv EIY.ood Nancy Yost Rhonl1 I r v1 11 f)onna Cros s Mar~ Margan 1 ( arlton Rickey Elwood Kathy I h rfa·ld Nanty Benl'z Deborah l ross D1 mna 1' !wood Mart ft 1 Vnst Sharon F.n11n Horl ney II !mal lannme Bentz M1ke L<'wrs H 1iu~ Snul('J Rostmar) Jiemh 1x Nils l'icktns Ch1rlcs \ost Deu1se Snod g ra ~s Oorolh} Bcnh Gerald me Cross Mary Kay Ynsl Fran<-ls C'sllton June Lllch f1t~ld Rulh ';nodl:ra~:-. Beha Lew I the annual CJ\nstmas party of the Come Double Class of the United Methodist Church held Tuesday evenmg m the church dmmg room Hostt"sses for the 'venmg were Mrs John Moore and Mrs Arthur Nease The tables were decorated 111 keepmg wtlh Christmas After the dmner a program was presented consisting of group ~ilLgmg of Oh Little Town or Bethlehem Mrs T A Dowme devohon<~l leader gave the Chnst mas stor} l~ken from St I uke and a medJtatiOf\. The Star of Bethlehem Carolyn Edwarr:ls presented a plano solo A Medley of Chnstmas Carols and Mn Eu gene Brown told t~e legend of Gods Trees Group smgmg of S1lenl Ntght closed the program A short busmegs sesswn was held ""1th lhe pres1dent C E Blakl:'slee pres1d1ng It was re ported Lhat '\lr and Mrs Blakeslee and Mr and Mrs Edgar Thomas assisted b3 the Youth Fellowship had decoratt d the church and that the dass would be responsible for tak1ng down thl' decorations A work c U net for the church kitchen wa .;; chosen as the new prOJect anrl named on the com mtltle wNt Mrs V D Edward s Lf'o C rcw and Mrs Charles Per singer Mr Blakl'slce m behalf of lh( rlass presenled a gift to the Htv Mrs l< u~enc Brown aftet 1 anrl Y.hlch a g1f1 t>xchange was ht>ld The benedJctl<m by the Rev Brown comluded the meeting I 1s omd Rn nda Holman Srn1lng ., 1ft~ hut u1 alok to at leur! WI.'IC Nola Ob1tz :'ttlkl !Ia} man lieu li(kcm Silly and Kath~ Ohlb: Present "ere Rt'v and \!rs Eu ~cnP. Browu l'ihd tam1lv l\.tr and Mrs W H. rarpr.nt('r and fam1ly Mr and Mr,. < F: H!~kesle, and dau,e:hters lh and Mrs A.le)[ C'1lo 1 and (iinlll} Mrs Charles Perslllgcr Bllllda I H th( da ugh h r ol Mr and !am1ly Mrs V D Edwards and Mrs Gtorgc llol man of Ra amt family ~r and Mrs Charlrs ClflC Swat:r.el and fam1ly Mr and Mrs Lloyd MoprP and ram11) Mr and Mrs Max ~ard Dr and M1s fohn Moore and famtly Mr and Mrs Arthur Nct~~c and famJIV ~rs Hayman Bar111tz and sons Mr and Mrs T A Dowmc and sons Mr and Mrs Lea Cre.,/ and daughters 1 he Jumor lll~h < lass of the Presb\ ten an f'hur ch School had 11 <hnstmas party Wedne~day even mg al the chureh soe1al rooms ']he it teach('r Mrs Donald l ow cry was asst~ted by M1s Denver R1ce 1n supf'r~ 1smg the party Games were pli!yed and g1fts ex Home Restaurant cmployef!s changed after carols had hccn were guests of Mr and Mrs Ed .sung by the grt up gar Pratt and Mr~ Ruth Lan~y and Refrcshmenls or t:hmtmas tree daughter Debby thu week at a 1ce cream orange ad£ and favors ( hrlstmas party at the if home on wcr~ served to the chlldt en North Third Avenue Games were pla~ed durmg the Members or the class are Jamce party and lllflll exchanged before Zirkle Judy Sauer Helen 1 aylor a dessert umrse was st'rved to Beverly Pernn Sandra Hysell Su !lan Prolnlsco Susan Allensworth Mrs AddJf: Bitters Sylv1a Dowell Phylhs Hoshc Karen Cregg cmda H1lda Roush Lola HCrj:lman Dar Morr1s t•atty Lowery t:harlene lene Mulforoi and one guest Bar Davis Jcn y Do) ard and Da.v1d bara Herdman Burflllo \\ Va A m1malure lighted tree and Lyons tradtliona1 Chr1stmas decorations were used m the Pratt liome for the party Presbyterian Junior High Party Is Held Home Restaurant Employees Hold Christmas Party ----- Announce Meeting Qf Survey Group In Letart School The L('tarl Falls J,T~ met on Tuesday DP.cember 18 With Mrs Naomt Stobart the prcs1dent pre sldmg when Mrs Stobart announcf'd that on January 3 a meettng of the School Survey program wpuld be held at Letart Falls School The mechng Is open to the public Mrs BeUy Roush s room won the pr'te for the mo st par ents present Christmas program was pre sented by grades one to s1x Grade one taught by M1es Florence Cir cle sang Up On The Housetop and 'Jolly St Ntcholas wlth roDlions , Mrs Marlene Fishers second grade sana: 'Santa Claus Js .,C()m wg Th Town Grade three wlth Miss WQie Ctrcle as teacher presented a dialogue 'Chnstmas Cus toms" Grade (our taught by Mn Roush gave. "The First Christmas Tree •, 1 playlet Mrs Elltten Buck presented a playlet "A Christrna!ll Spetlm.~: &!e • ~y grade (1\'r And grades five and 11 x saog Here Comes Santa Claus • and Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer • The prOiJ'am wu in ebarge of Mn. Grimm Tbu1ChlorUJ Christmas proeram w1ll be presented Friday 1 oo p m 'Tbe pu~lic afternoon Js inv1ted at tly was gJven by MlSll Bowen a• s1sted bY Mrs Noah Haskins Mrs ~ames Euler Mrs Jack Bechtel, Mrs Ben Philson Mrs Forrest Bat>hlel and Mrs E S Schaaf Durmg the busmess meetmg Mtss Fre1da Faehnle announced / that pecans could be bought at lhe homes of her self Mrs Char les Murray Mrs John Hawkms Jr Mrs Harr) Ches her Mrs Earl Kmght and Mrs Carroll Swanson lt wa~ anno~tnCed th at the January meetmg would be held at the home of Mrs M Hennes} The meet lng closed wllh a prayer by thtl Rev Konknght Mrs James Simpson was assij!. ted by Mrs Ro!;md t eVa ugh and 1 Mrs Erlw.ard T French In d 1stri hutm~ the gifts fur exchange and Mlss B wen also won the door 1 c 0 pnze Hostesses were Mrs Earl Kmghl Mrs James C flswell Mrs French Mrs Simpson Mrs LeVaugh Mrs Glenn Lambert 1 hey served salad chees(' st cks a date nut puddt~ nutg and cnffce w1th favors of Chr istmas cand}-candles POMEROY SOCIETY ~' Sgt <~net Mrs Thomas Parker who have been 1n F'rance for the past three year~ arrived Sunday ror a VISit with Jus parents Mr~ ~nd Mrs Pearl Parker After a f11 rlough of 30 da) s they wtll go to Texas where he will be statiOned Mr and Mrs Lawrence W1tben Sr are spemng the holtdays at Hartford Conn w1th their son anit. daughter m law ~r and Mrs. 1 awrence \\1ther~ Jr They left P:~rk('rsbur~.: w Va Wednesday b) plan<' (or New York CJty where t hev were met hv the1r S()D whg wtll accompany them tn hls home Mrs Karl Grueaer and Mrs Carne Grue~<er were r('ee nt busan css VISI!ors 111 Galhpohs )fr and )irs '1 homas McCJungond hmtlv of Jackson spent lhe past Wf'i'kend wtlh her parenta Mr and Mr~ Dale Smtth Mrs Lula Jacks and Mrs John Knopp and son of Langsville aad Mrs l!nrc Ca l on of Salem Cenler were \\ erlnesdav guests of Mr and Mr~ Clurln Buck Rutland road Mts f harles Buck was the din rwr l!:uest of "rs Samp Russe\1. Brarlford Tuesday Wayne Russell and son Davad of Louisville Ky were guests of h1s mother Mrs S11mp Rusaell tb,e past weekend Mrs Lena Huber left today for Hallfaz Mass for an mdefimte \ •s1t with her daughters and 9QQ_8 111 law )fr and Mrs Walter Kauf fman and family and Ml and ~ John Duffy Jr and famtly Mrs Walter Baer who fell dOWP the step~ at the Pomeroy Postoffi,:e Monday Is recuperahng at bfr home Mmersvlll(' Miss Manlvn Young of Wastungton D ( arrtved today to spend the hol1days with hor pa.rentl, Mr and Mrs Thomas Young 9.95 ~ VICTBR" "VICTROlA" 45 · AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER ATTACHMENf • New •et lwlte the , .....,. from vour n or radto 1 Just plug th1sgreat new RCA Vtctor automatiC record player mto the phono.Jatk of your Rt •• See 1t today at and you re ready for run I Y011 enJoy as many am fourteen "45EP' records on umgle loadin if In BIBi:k, Antique Wbite • Spnx:e Gnen. - ELBE RFE LDS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _ _ _ _ _...;_.....,. Unions Propose "Labor Holiday" For Portsmouth ' •poRTSMQUTH 0 UP - Or galUzed laOOr 111 th1s area today studied proposals to declare a 'labor holiday 1n support of stnke acbon agamst the OhiO Consolidated Telephone Co Also bemg wetghed W<IS a boy colt on purchases from Ports mouth buSlness establishments Labor leal!ers sald the plans would need the approval of the CIO·AFL umon membership m the area A committee of three labor lead ers hall been mstrucled by the umons to come up with a program 1f the long ')trtke contmues With no apparent settlement m stght Negot1at10ns between the com pany and umon were recessed on Thursday 1n Columbus untll next week because of the Chr1stmas holiday No progress was reported in the talks The labor committee said 1t w11l litudy such rroppsala as w1thhold mg pw-cha ~lng power fr91D local merch~nts, a "labor holiday, re moval of telephont's from mem hers homes and other measures The group said 1t also WJII look into charges aa:amst Portamouth C1ly Manager Robert Layton who spear headed an emerJency plan wb1eh resulted 111 the restoration of phone service Members of the commLttee are Emerson T Pence secretary treasurer oC the Portsmou~b ClO Counctl, Dao.niel Buckley former president of AFL-Central Labor Council and C E Vanderpool pres1dcnt of the AFL Bwldmg Trades Council Meanwhile in Portsmoulh, the striking CommunicAt.onll Wotkers of America umon bt~ean d1Slr11bu tion of $15 000 tq Its members The money was contr1buted as a Chriatmas fund by CWA locals throughout the nation and CIO un 1on locals in OhiO Kathryn Turpin Private Funeral Services Held Prtvate funeral serv1ce~ were held thls week for Kathrvn L Tur pm (nee Ohlinger) whose death was reported l8 a Cleveland news paper She waJ lhC wife of Edwm L Turpin deceased She was lhe mother or Janet and James E Dejbel and sister to Wtlham Carl, Harry Spence Nor man, Freda and Edith Ohlmger Burial was made m Cleveland COURT HOUSE TO CLOSE All of11ces of the Metgs County Court House will close Saturday noon and remam cloRcd until Wed nesday morning 111 observance of the Chmtmns Holiday 1 UP - ln d1scussmg the htstory uf h1s chu1ch v.hich slarled Ill tJ.Ilddlc port thu ty vear!; 11~n and h ts had three churcn homl:'s Mr St)els told of lis founding m 1908 and of Its growth lo a church of :no 000 membership m the Unllt'd States and Lh1rt) lin e foJe1..,n J1clds HeadquaJtcrs Oj tlu l hill ch or the Nazarene att' 1n hansas C1!:y where the1r theulog c J1 s< mmaQ and publish JUg hou se a1 c also lo cated Suggestion Is Worth $55 To John E. Smith Prod uce EQI, about steady prices at farms for US consumers wh1tes and brewns, A jumbos 37 45, large 34-37, It medJllml 28-J~. A smaU 21 26, B larJC 31-35 FOB Cmcmnatl wh1les and browns A large tl-42, A medtums 35-37 Chlc:kent, trad1ng very hght no turke1 sdes reported fryers 3 3 1h lb 14'h 16 hens heavy over ~ lb 13 15 ben• 5 lb and under 12 13 hens hght type 10..12 Butter, 90 score 68 STOCK.li(J[ \I L"P - new reo of spreadmg unrest m RusSla and 1ts satelbte empire reached the West today and t'lQ Balhc re(ugces satd the Somt was deport ng 100 000 students from the Bllhc states to erlQb grawmg resistance there The t\\O men were idenllfied as Augus• R£>1 chaJtman of the E:s. thoman Nalwnal Counc1l ' and former Llthuaman M1mster lglll6 Scheyruns They told cwsmen that oppou. t.Jon a.,a1nst Sov1et rule 10 the Battle 1s stroneer than ever They satd they appeal to the Umted l'ia uons to prote~t the deportations as methodJ<'al genondc ' The1r statement was one of an mcreasmg number of reports from behmd the Iron Cu rtam mdlcating wtdesprl'ad u nrest m countrle& under Commut'lst rule Pohhcal observers 1n Moscow predJcled tuday the Sov1et Commumsl Part) Central {:ommlltee wtll erack down on students who have taken advantage of the deSt.almJzahon campaign to be Ovt!l'ly-crJt ca l fhe pol1cv makmg Cen· tral Commrttee met secretly for the st.'Co nd day m a row today to rcv1e"' overall Sovtet pohcy 4t home anU abroarl Iports WELL, I'LL BEE! Market Report CINCmNATI 0 Report Unrest Mounting Against Russian Rulers 'hiO PlUMIIIS (and appauntlf bte apeciallsta u weD) remove a box or beet !rom trunk ot Jltnmy wu.m. • car ln Lo• Angele1, and WI.JaoD 11 looking for 110me prankltel"l hide. He got tn thecar, and badn t drt\'fn more than two blocks when he was rouaded by IUliTJ' bUZZlnga, hundred.t ot them Rescuera are 1 bearded l'nmll: Bl'l,Q8 and Joe Rulta.n, to whOm WUson, 40, wu nferred by a a.n1ma1 abelter. flnllmaalioftlll Bmm4P.\OtG~ sur-. / ~ Speakmg of the ( 1 ntral OhJO mstrlct which lllcludes lhl' local church he SIIId hat thcH Hie 121 churches with 10 000 member~ and that H1etr chunh propl'rl} Hi val :.red at S4J '000 000 00 Liist year these churches raised a m1llion dolla1 s lor all purposes and thn1r Western f lectnc Co lndlana)tQuadrcnmum go~l for Fore1.,n ohs Ind has announced award of ~hssums ls $14 000 000 00 $55 to Joh l' E Sm1th for a sug gest.ion on how to better repur Mr Styers who ha~ served for certain kmd<~ of houstngs fouc and a h df )(:ats as pastor Sm1th ts the son or Mr and IMrs of the local cilUlch expres~ed the Ed J Sm1th W Mam Pomeroy thought lhaJ the Middleport Chur He has worked for WE 3~ years cb of the Nazarene was startmg and IS marrwd to the former Mar· some of tls greatest days and m jcme Italhff of Mmc.rsvdle the people of the town to Tbe award to Sm1th was the JO n With them m thankfulneas top of 1ts kmd to WE employes for the Qe\11: bmldmg in November v•jed PROGRAM IS ON MONDAY INDIA'S PIIMI MINISlD Ja.w&harla.l Nehru muta: a !'onner llldtan citizen who b.U mach ~ mark in the U S., Rep -elect Dalip S Saund, Rlv61lde. 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