https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8f6bdee582c4ec8df56efd16694a9ae3.pdf eb980ef310602fe9b9260b8f2ed6f8be PDF Text Text , 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. Calit., Wbo gou to tho next Congn.sa frcml • judplhJp Tbey an 1!_ WubiD.gt.oo. ( ln.tematim~Gl BOIIindpAolo,& Th(' Chnstmas program of the Nauml B<~phst ( burch w1ll be beld :vlonday begmumg at 7 30 P tp, under the threclJOn of S T Johnson ass1stant supen ntendetlt 1t was announced toda,y by Alleil Hampton superintendent �~ ... --- .. . ,The· Daily Sentinel Mr.s. Ro!fl Cleland and Mrt . VIr. DI!VOftll '1'0 INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARu S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR li-tiS AC.T ll~TA~ -~tered as second class mailine matter at the post offict at runmroy Ohlo. I Christmas Displays Are Notable _Among people we most admire are those energetic and cre- ahv~ souls who expend great quantities or time and labor in making and displaying Christmas thernes outs ide their homes. Thlct is not an attempt to judge any displays currenuy grttcing many of our loca! homes. Rather , it is to mention som~ that we saw, and admtred, knowing it would be presumptious to assume we saw ali of them during one evening of driving around seeking them out. It is parti cularly difficult to hunt out every such place 'In . ... Pomeroy. This observer has been in and around Pomeroy for over 10 years find there remains some streets in this or that hollow where he has never yet set foot or wheels of his car. A few more searches like ours of last night however and we will -~- ' have been ln all the hollows! ' to VlSJt .Joe before this Yule season ends, is that of Mr. and Mrs. I ••' • "I haven't got il np yet," reporter! Albert, quite awhlJe bcfor(' il"s ready." 1 '~mrl it may be figuring to learn if it will go up at all! Let u s all hope he gets hi s tree up anti dt•eorated in time. Here are so m(' of the Olher displays it would be well worth your Ume to see for their bea uty . Visit the homes of Cla·ir Karr Spring Ave: Barold Lohse. Cave St.; Ray Hoce and Frank Fugale, Mulberry Ave; K , M. McCullough and John GoeU, Jr., Union Av('; Wayne Swisher, W. Main St.; In Mid· dleport, John Zerkle, No. Third Ave,; Arthur Straus!, So. Third Ave. Rubert Coats, So . Second Ave., and the reslde,!ice Dr . and Mr• E. F. Maag, the Iutter not until Christmas Eve, weather permitting . EDEN ON THE SPOT Your Sunrise To Sunset .... Ci'11traj Preu AaRoclatkm Corn?tpalldt"ut \.._ F011rth O( II ll:!lif-.11) ANTA today Is known by otrsprlng into slavery.- But many narnu : Pere Noel St. Nicl'lolaa, hearing or this, 1 F' ather Chrlatmul in al)peared on tht-ee successive nlghl!l to tos11 a bsg of gold Franca; Kria Krlngle In O!rmany 1trom Krl11t Kin· in the open window or the die Gr ChriiJt Child): St. home. On the third nlgh't the Nld'lolaa In 8elrlum. Still othera ~ Mr Whlllkers. Old Jl'l.tetul rather IJUccee<ied In Man Christmas and Jolly c&khlhl a gllmp!!e of the generoua na-ur-e. It was, of Old St. Ntck. What't mon-, no other course, St. Nicholatt. CbHat)'nu ftgure haa known Diocletlan and Mulmtan aimo1t u many character\• jointly ruled the Roman a&Uon• &I there have beeJ\ Empire 1n those fabuloua atiu..tl to draw him. He bu daya ud St. Nlchole.a often been taH lnd thin, ahort and oppoud tbelr tnfltft\ent of whpy, Punt and I ranld. the people. Bec:auo!le ol hla and of recent ye&ra, a portly, eoor~ua: preaehll'll and etnpPinr old fellow - com· hta ~~ to worehlp the plttt~-.lf loveable. atatut1 ot the emperon, he .&a embodiment ot a apent many weeka In an tm. C h: l• t II\* • Je,l'en4 which ptrlal pNon. He paaed datM bf.c\t nearly 1,6oc away Dee. I. about 3U A.D. yean, lOllY llntk It a. 111rtct oi-aduany, 1Duropet.n1 beo un..t de110endant of a die- 11111 to obMrve Dec. S, the tlniUI•lled European t.nce•· annlveru.ry of hll death, a 1 tor- lt. :tflcholu the Won• &L Nltholu Day- an occ:adn•Wor•tr. bllhop ot K)"1'& 1 1on tor tbe uch-MII ot l_n Lyela, u ancleht '(llty 1ft rtna. Children. wel'6 told A..ll& Minor fmo~ern Turkty lhat the thin, a~eeUc, wh(t.,. todi.y J 1n the Fourth C..• belrded a&b't.t. would arrive lUI')'. "' lh~ ileu or ntrbt. rldlnc X. WQ taiL an UJI'I'Iaht a 1Ntatttu\ "hlte horae Mad man., u.ually plelured ln. hla ea11')1ftt a 'balktt of rttt• ad4ed IYIDbol• -.....,.~~.. ---~In v•-• - · ttie WKibuttry 1ft • • Ntobol., .,. U.. ton iit Wi&atlw farenta who u~ t. -. lit' ot houu.. A Plttrl~ to the IAad. "dUrihJ' whJcb a iRrfy Wnell:td hit !. ihlf. U...•. a.tto roe• on, and iO Oll, by telllntr ua tiiiCop of Myn, he *'-Y mlractn an4 laM!d ror hll pe kllldnea. One that !~~r~~~:~~;~ .,.,. pldt~~ t..;.,,_ balll ll.lftt. jlltti'r!•l'•••·•'••tlier ~ dauth· ' Ull money <loj"'''~· He wa• lln~td to 1111 hi• MI\IU"tUI tor Ua. 11004 ehlldr~n 1nd a ~yftch of blteh rods with w-bk:h to punlah the naulh• ty ..... Tllt • .Jn. ot holln•h about st. N~ttolu ...,_.n to fade a"nnt "th. tlme ot the Refbrinatloft. It wa• then he bepn to evolve ln.to a ter· adaly eh.Udren•• friend. Jl'or ' exam.,... ht wu a tavorltt ainoftl ,Uie early Dutch ntt· 1.,. JD R'iW A.m1terd1m and Ute)' !Wnad. their ftnt chu~h tit Ute Ntw WorJd In hi• ~r. Oraduall)', they Amerleane 1... htt ~me trorn ''Sint Nlk .. u" to "8anta Nlkae llul" an.d then to •'Santa klaua." At the aan-.e time, they traiuhrr.cr their rtftI"IYinl to Chrllltmu. Ia thole daya. Duteh ebHctnn cuatomarlly plaeed lhell' wooden llbota beton the l"'lace to dry when til~ went to bed. A lhort ttn,4 later. l.llOuah. tn. the ...., IIOVin Of Chrtmnu ..-nbeu1'ille •~ ~ Woodsfield I~ : OO .Bie Top 1:00 'l'he Loa.~ Ranger 1:30 Town & Cowrto Cr088r0atf1 2:00 Aluminum Bowl -':00 Big Picture r 9:30 Highway Patrol 1-liSED JOHN DEERE "40" CRAWLER !2:30 Beyond thl! cross 1-liSE D '" Cartoon Club Noon News Ne!.chbors Midday Matinee f:emicJne '!'oUch ULterace MiCk~v Mu'UBe \.1Jub Oar•non Club F.iYc Stir Final. Kukla, Fraa & Obit. Daly 6: thl!! News JohD. ?:30 Rin 'J'in Tin 8:00 Jlra Bowie 8:30 Publle Defender ~:00 Tftuure Hdnt 0:30 CCntidenUaJ File ro:'oo !lay Anthatly Sltdw ll:t~ M71!ery Theatre NEW TRACTORS 1!:00 News nf the Nilbt From 320 to 620 12:1$ Sitin Off i I - · """ t JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER WHTN-tv Channel13 ~'I'IJRn~y CHANNEL ~~ .a:C-4 ~1gn On Including New 420 Crawler with Blade 2:411 .Westerv. Mevle us 8 :30 Forutn Eddy AI'I)Oid TIIIHI !:30 ramoll! Film Festival 9:00 LaWreote Welt 10:00 loU>Qiierade Part; 10:30 Theall'e 12::io SICh Off ?~ MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY titble Time 1 :00 '('wo Gun Playhouse 6:00 SatUrday Newt 6:\5 S"11ppln' Sanl.'s Racine Phone 3202 ! I comJng yea r the Agrieultural Conservation program is makillg a payment of $3.00 per hund red trees planted for forest tree purpose. lhls will more than cov 1'r the ro~t of purchasing l.he ~ced li ngs thr'-'ug h the State Forest Nurseries or will nearly cover the cost if purchased from a pnvatc nursery. The farmer would then have only hls labor involved in planting a r rop which vdl grow to income slZe in f1ve to twenty years. 4-H cl ub mrmhers this year are 0 rrcred a ~ r~:c lal opportunity in planting of t rE."es . They may secure them !rum the State Forest Nur~erjes in qu<~ntitie~ of 200 trees of black lo<cust, tulip trees, blaclt walmlt , red Jr white pmc for plant ing pu rposes Th"'re Js no ch.argc made for tht•se trees for 4-H dub members if they are to be delivered by sta!c truek to a ~enlral point in I he county . If t h c c Iu b member de~ires the tl'ecs shipped by parcel post there is 50c charge for parcel pvst per hunllred tr~es. According to the latest plantmg list released by the State Diviswn of Forestry lrees available to land owners include pitch, red an~ white pine, as well a.s several :spe"cie-8 of locust, maple, oak, tuliptrees, walnut and other species. Cost of these trees range {rom '~~~~~~~=~~~=~==~~~--~-;-~-~-=~-:~::~I ifa $2.00 $8.00 to charge $Hi.OO per per thousand thousand trees plus other prectlcea With which he 11 a.taoclatM; bulkllnr th• toy• In hla North ~le work· ehop, koepiftl' the recorda ol good Ud bad Children. n. ceivlnl and anewtrtnl" let• tel'll, and drivmr hll t.ln~ deer. · · Nut Ja al10 ertdlted with they are to be deliver~d by state truck, to a cel}tral pomt. , 890 trees will plant an acre · when the spacing is 7 x 7 feet. Stands of pine trees grown from reforestation stock may be thinned for C.hristmas Lree purposes 1f at least 600 trees are left per acre to grow into more mature timber trees. Persons desiring to secure trees throug h the State Division of .Forestry may secure applicatio~ blank s from any one of the Agrtcultural Agency ofnces or the State Division of Forestry. . Additional help on woodland 1mprovement practices is avaUable through Federal cost sharing payments under the Agricultural Conservation program. Some of the improvement measures on • ~···· • • ~ mg too small to earry modern·day ltl;Hi s. Poor wiring can cause all sorts of 1:lcctncal troubles, Ohio Stat.c U11ivcrsity extension specialists po1nt ou t in a new leaflet entitled " Hict:,: IIOsing Your Electrical Ills.'' Tlu·y !i.st suc.h symptoms as TV l'·t·tu re shrinking when olher ap· pl1ances are turned on, fuses blow· mg , motors running hut , lights dimmmg and appliances slow to warm up. The specialists list t hese steps for treatmen t. consult with your local ci<"Ctrician, electnc power ~ upp lit<r, or Agncultural Extenston Servi('e to determine pre~ent alld futul'e electrical loa d and plan an additional wiring system to carry the luad · have a competent electncian or coJitractor install new w1ring to meet local ancl natio nal w 1rin~o: regulations; mamtain elcctrical winng, outlets, and switehe s in goad repair to prevent electrical .haz.ards. Good wiring will pay far itself th roug h saving of ele-etriety and more efficient operation o( clectrieal eq uipme nt, the specialists say. PLA!<TS Larry Roush, a student at Rio Grande, was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush. Several from this place attended t.he basketball game at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jam~s Pickens of Columbus and Mrs . L. E . Pickens of Athena were Sunday vi Sitors of t.he Pickens· nw1t ht!:ftt Plymouths- Fords Chevrolets 1ft Plymouth. Meigs Motor Co. Phone 6023 .. .... . ...L•.,,.... .. I • •· ·· ..,.,' ·~· • 'toatiit4 MEIGS 4D'w· •rttu matdima wllo theft. U'l.... Til£ Cllft!ST· MAS STORY Ia the Chrtlttni.a ell!!'d, the exprb~ 110ft Ill fi'IOt\dahJi> .... &ood· Will b) . . . taster . m(l"e tomplett reht"l. eaS-Ing an~ 1 ety and pany1ng pa~n . teM~on usuall , acoom· , Asons -·-.REETJn\:I.JI ALSO USED FARM EQUIPMENT yYY V V V. VV!!/ _V ' FEED YOUR DOG THE BEST .... , .... lrlof .,.. .... Provico "Hi Fat" Dog Feast is the pr emium dog food you want for your dog to keep him in prime condition. Provico Dog Food gives him more protein and has a lOI?Io fat content For that extra pills that means so much to your dog, feed him a top quality dog food Provico ;.Hi Fat" Dog Feast. WE ARE THE DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON FOR HEALTH BEAUTY STAMINA AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOll THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us FEED PROVICO Fulton Thompson PROVICO MILLING & FEED Ca. Rt. 124, Minersville Sugar Run FLOUR MILL Phone lijO Mulbeny Me. POMEROY Pomeroy Phone 419 -......... .., .,.,,... \Ia, tht . . - .. PROVICO"HI FAT" DOG FEAST Farm Equipment • • EQliiPMENT CO&IPANY, Ill•· Butlernut & 2nd Pomeroy \ Welcome From MEIGS CO CO-OP JACK CARSEY, Manager Phone 98 Pomeroy Special Prices Til Dec. 24 SPECIAL! 00 !-Only, Reg. $729 .. . ' \ .1. 'I a ..... ·' Ohio Valley FEED CO. Your Purina Dealer Raeloe, Ohlo l' I We're comins your way with best wishes lot a happy holiday and m•ny tbw• lor YQVC r•tronase. year. ap when a blah· · Tomorrow: Line! I TABi£TS or POWOERS STANBACK combme$ several med1cally prove~ pam r~llever:~. . . The added eHechveness ollhese MULTIPLE ingred1enh b11 ngs 200 lb HOG He Item• ttJ; npiWIIll j\llt what lk»th thtldreft. al'ld adulta wut btih to look nu - atilt et.rrYtnf out th"t 1ft• clout tndttloft. that ~ tor. Urid 'tlappUy ever after! WE HAVE A PAINS Of HEADACHE . NEURAL - PLliS A FREE UVE aee. told to ' lieutenant. "And t.ha 1 " inter,·ected pretty Mrs. Sondro O'Brien, "will m.rk the end or Par's travelling fur a h "· while. If I ear any more a~.... ut tbe!Se long trips, there's likely to be a divorce !OIIlewhere around here." The pert Mn. O'Brien was jok· ing, but the big man who cramps FREEZER HEARTIEST ••'11' PUI'MI of (a~ GIA IUURITIS w1lh STANBACK us- CHEST TYPE on teltvll:lon bd 1ft tht moYlea, on Ctiriltwnu P"'· duet. and wrtpp'lftt'. 111 oratt()DI or au ltlft~'ta te neuly uhltonn h\ l,ftCK Up F•r Discharpe The trip will take the amiable O-'Brien to the PbilJipmes, Singa· pore, Malaya, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Thailaad, "-Burma, lnd 1a, - "ATabia h ·11and A· Pakista n' Ceylon, his On dilcha:-ge u an Force tria. his return e w1Air recewe 16tf, Cu. Ft. the Cl~i m......._ lleon ..... op of .A.ala Minar ll~;::===~~~~~~~; t 1 over ones, trip of hu the po1itica forThe many countries are those in which there have been anti-Soviet aQd/or anti-Amer~ean demonBlratioGna. SPECIAL! & ._... I We will give top allowance for your car on a New '57 • white l«d ~ Dutil ,. o 4 • y • lliia et!irtltmaa eardl, tl\ atoft wlftdo-.... til ntwtpal)ltri Pd. I.Uiboardil, ti'U'c~~ c;~~~~~~r::::c;,.c~o :.:~ United p,.... Spol'h Wrlttf' NEW YORK UP_ Masaive Parry O'Brien, the Olympic 8hot p"t champion, wu preparini his .. pound• today for a 12-country 240 Slate uepartment tour and a probable future in pro football . The pOWPrful CahfornJan currcntly i" h11in1 up visas for tbe two-month tour. He will leaYe Jsn. and 6 and demonstrate the shot dlSCUs as well a1 run t.he 100-yard dash. I LATE MODEL War ill Whlcl! 110 pl-lk· ally arft)W bftta m. a M en COLD SUFFERERs WE NEED ..... 11..... ...or ..,.eb&rae'.... coat. tfte ter cutooft H"e Today'•~ Sports Parade BY OSCAR FRALEY Complete be,~:hls See These Specials Uo Hey leanni• lO:f)O Gunsmoke 10:30 Gift Basket Wiring Too Small In 90% Of Oh" Homes Reported l'ole~ FEED MILL 6:00 7:30 ;Buccam~ers .8:/Jo Jackie Gleason Show 9·00 tiale ·Stor'in Sbow 4-H'etS Hil •g PeakIn wr••t In Letters Home Kitchen Workshop road more than the origmal tnvelhna aale1rnan. He bad hardly re!Continue-d an pq• tnt) tomed from h>l aucoe.. toi , ,. fenu of lhf' Olympi c 8hol put 1h h 1 kl'-beDI 1championah 1p , whe- n he ad to viet' on aw to pan .-; ..Btart IDllk.ln g plana for thiS ne w ill ! tht" modern appllanHI b~ Lrip . mdkers wan! t.o plate effidiDtlr, · 1" "-~· Not 8i91Ht Thrill 111 wha t Ill ~~paren 11 y a ay1 ~.,. Lookw~ t1a<>k on h1s OlymiJ IC e d worll. space. re<:vrd dfun at .'ot c 1 11 n u r n t· . She sa1d workshop Jpeak.IJ'I · 10 aU wllo CJ' Br 1en arl rrll tlcd lhdl '"It wli~ n·t ~<~ve th1s ge 'lera 1 ad vlce tr f n the thril l l hA t I had In ww nm g the plan c:hange~. or c~ns uc 10 : flrsl ume a' lleh 1nk1 111 1952:· 1 Pre-pl::lnmng lS by [U' tiNt On ce O"... l ol the A•r rc·or"e. ~ I •no··.' I •mpo-•'""'·nt phase of deJI•-'"·• • ......._ O' Bnen _ who does the l(M}-yard .:. k1 tr hen ' dash 1n 107 _ 15 leanm~ toward 2 K1tchen planning is '-·'uJIhould pra footb.:.ll The S.:.n F'rane1sco tlmt' JOh and every 1 w.oman t k5 cool Forty Niners see him as a make her rl.an , et l coo , · •·•o crack fullback . uff , soak. lfl . then I00 k " ........ WIIV.I 1 f d' t •· The word from the Forty·Nm ers pan over "r a JUS men ..... h thai they. too , are wlereated 1n · --the yo ung human Lank who is the only man ever to clear 63 feet 1n the 5 hot put. They f1gure that the ' tacklen aught to boun('e just about that far in tryi ng to :.tup the mighty o·Brien. I h ,_ ft•r !l Remow: ~ e ...be ee soon it l or e Chn.tmu bfore it eames a h.u.ard. - - - - - -- - Qhi ~ Farm Machinery -' -80 TV Clas.sroom S.hop on Television 7:10 Douglas Edwarle 7:30 My .Friend Fllcka 8:00 West Point Story 8 :30 Playhouse of Stan 9 :00 Crusader ~ured Clalrs~~vll~le~,~:;::;;:;::;;~;;·;D~:;v;e;.;;;:;;:;;;;~ I Ohio . Nelsonville, St. Air Power 6:3·o Goldt'll Playhouse 1:00 Beat the Clock Wh\.ch IISlstance iJ <~lven are . t hi n· • in n'"l youna den.e tt.anda, prun. I • till crop treea, remoYine or IDJ campetittve and unde•lrable ve&e•• 1,·on , prep·..·in" &ite• for natural ... .... tenc1n1 • Columbus, 0 . ChriJtmas wllhout r•o•edo'ng or to euludt "' "' f a tree would hardly be t:hnslmas live11tock . For additional in orma· B"l that tree decked Wi th tens-e! tion on the cost t ha ring pro&tam " land ownen thould conau It th.e ••d <lom>·n, w>' lb llghto moy brinK A . s . C. ofliciall in. the Muomc tragedy at a time that is SYPIIO§ed h · th y a to An be evergreen the appic81. r. Temple BuildiniJ ~:~t Pomeroy, treelnthat ehase been in a warm room tor day 8 IS a fue hazard, says William St uckey , ex· 0 tcmion safety 11pecialist of the Ohio StaLe UniveuJty. A shorl Circuit in the wirmg or a not bulb ounty tr cu ura .. n Putting idle acrell to work in the growinj\ of Chrlatmal treea or b I other ttm cornea d tr hus.ea a way11 M t. to mm at C nstmas tme. any thousands of Christmas tree11 are ld · h 1 M · purcha"ed lind &0 r1g I t n elgS Counh and addlllons revenue can be byh farmera and land owners from t .IS source. t·or years native pine have been l"ut in Mel!!!~ County and trucked out of the county providing an .:..:===:::~..:=:.....:~ income pr1manly from the labor of cuttmg these treell. I THIS This year one Meigs Coun Y farmer, who started plantmg trees · too close to a famrnable decoraaround 1950, offered people the tiOn may literally caw;e a dned· opporlumty to come to his farm oul tree to explode. to pick out the particular tree Youn~~: Ohioans 1-Z4 Farm Pa:. Over in GuernlieY county this they wanted while it was litill · Columbus, 0 -Ohio's 31 delegate• year a home demonstratwn council growing on the stum-p. Jt was then to the recent National 4-H Club will prov1de all dea lers in Christ· delivered after cutting at a rea- congrea:s in Chicago prov~d them- ma11 Lree1 wit h tags . These tags sonable cost. This is ail additional selves prollfic lelter-wnters 11 bear the following Instructions on · 1 we 11 as s kI 11ed era f,.m en in ,,,. •duc> ' n• the f>'re ha·••d source of revenue t h aI h as JU! • ....... from Chr>sl barely been tapped. ious 4-H projects. ma11 decoratiOOii: 11. Keep tree in a container of Other land owners in the cou n· While 1n Chicago the state f·H ty who have been planting trees department spOnsorell a letter-writ ~ter. for the la:st eight to ten years have ing cantcst for the Buckeye delebeen selling domm;tic trees and gates to encorage them to-i!lenort!.~.tl. T.urn oft tree lighls when no l ona1 ters, cards and te 1egrams t o'-ro... ~~'¥ -_.., securing a destra .· '-'~~ around. · bl e add·u· 3. U~f,- flameproor tmsel, flake so urce of income. home folks. Purpose o f t he con-Another source of income which test was to give the youngster! a.OOitos or pOwdered minca m· th e sc II mg ' s•·ad is now ava1'\a b1e IS o f opportunity to aay "t han k .,., of poper and cotton lor snow. small d1amcter t rces for post s or 10 parents, friends , club a d:r~; a flro extingUisher or poles. The sort wood PO Ies wh en and leaders, donors and ~~~~~~~~~~~er~h~an:d~y~ .- -treated with preservatives will laat who had h•i.. d make their for a long dme ca<~o trip possible. " 10 E x;~ mp I es or '.me Of 'he Pr.·ceo TO RAISE HEALTHIER ....., The boys and girls wrote .,.,.., FASTER GROWING pa ld rOL pos ts an d POle' th.·, foil letters, cards or telegrams. Thars delivered tu the tr~r.tment plant CALVES TRY :m average of more than 118 per are- : 10 foot poles, 6~ to 71f.! inG•1 STANBACK, t.bl•ta or ~Ciwd•n, ches ir. dia meter inside the bark youngster. ,,,. ••li•t of COLD DISCOMFOATa. at the small end, 70c at the yard.!!. Dele.:ate Marilyn Davis of Logan Th• aT AN BAcK pruc:ription 1,.... formul• " • combin•t•on of p11n ••· I I l h an d se nt most messages---::i3. She reSma ller posts 7 ect Ill eng d •••••"• ing.-.di•nta th•l wco•k tog•lh•r 3\-2 to 5 1h inche-s d1ameter are ·. Cel\'l:d a letteropener as an awar · tor FA8TEII RI!LIEF of H£AOACHE. "We Do Custoin Grinding" I.Jring111g 2lc- each. NIEUAALGIA 1nd ACHING MUS.CLIE& . The targer 20 feet or_ morel 111 lemllh and 51k or more mches STANIACK. io diometor ,, the • moll end ron 1n price from $1.50 up. 10 \\'here tree:s have been growing N 2 d A Middleport cor ten to :wenty years t.hinn ing out uf some of the pole and post tree s wnulfl gl\'e the better trees Columbus, O.·Nearly 90 percent more chance to prod uce good lum· o r Ollio homes have electrical wir- t MI•ddl . epor Fleming Hatcheries 8:00 i,.lte on the Farm 8:30 t'aptoin Kantaroq 10:30 Mlfhty Mouse ll :00 Lucky 8 Ra .. b 1 11:30 Tales of Texas Rar.i£1!!111 7:00 . . oo ""'th ~. New~ t a.: 1 Chn.stmas Tree Gleams 1 '•"tb T•U"se , Lights, But It May Be Dangerous Mastermix Calf Master Program INCORPORATED Exeter, New Hamp&hlre ll :OS Seanning tbe Weather 6:M Weathennan 6 :00 8:30 7:00 ? :15 mom. they would gleefully ftnd their aturdy shoe11 ftlled with &II manner of delight· ful pretenll from · their gen· eroua St. Nick. other colonial chil· dren, who underatandably quickly adopted the joyful cuetom of tluta Claua u their OWft, thelra waa a prob· tern ot bavinl DO ~n .00. t.o lay out Invitingly. The answer! Stocktnc• were hun&' lnatead, from the ftre-. place mantle. tbus beainnlng one of our happy Chrlstmu ttndltlona. By 1809, Wa.ahington lrv· Inc w .. deecr1blng Banta aa a jolly, roay-eheeked, Dutch citizen. Ht ln.vented, aa well, the ramoua relndet~r-drawn ale11h. Later, in 1823, TAe Tror Be..Unel featured A VNU from Br. Nk'o\oW.. the ehtldren'a cl&a~lc - by Dt. Clement Clarke Moo,. { airlc. published over and over apin each year by more than 263 publl11hers In J{ different languageaJ and •children have 11quealed with 1 dell&"ht alnce that tlml!! over the elfht Uny reindeer dr&wlnf a r.lelgh With Ita plump, dimpled driver. Thomu Nast, a famous cartoonl•t or the ,ct,·n War period, helped to popularlu not only the llgure of Santa Claua but alm many of the en Nichola femalea. . Niebola breedina: provide• the combination. of vigorous . hea.l~h,. ••rlJ wei.cht, exceptioaal hvab•h~ •nd ·top filled efficien_cy thaallet8~ t low coat per pound an lot r o On • buyer•' mark!!t. that ceo be ml.chty important to you. • ,. You'll "keep ahead of th~ red when price• are low, ready to reap ood profits iD the month• ahe~d­ a SeeyourVantrea•Nichola or1ndtaD River-Nicbohs hattheryrn.an, toda)'. 11 :10 The -r_.te .Qhow SIGN OFF... PRAYEII .S...,.TlJRDAY Obnnele 0 :00 Siill On 3:00 l'he ~it Payott 3:30 Bob Crosby Sl.lo" 4:00 Dri,C.ht.er Day 4:1' Secret Storm 4:30 Edre of Nlfht 1:00 Ear]v Sho\Y 8:28 Les Paul " Mary Ford 8:30 Your t:sso Reporter 6:45 Sport;, P1r1de 2:45 Llff' With .Elizabeth 3:00 Afternoon Fibu Festival f :30 Super Setfal Time . I S . • 11:00 2:30 RousepaMy 11:48 12:10 12:1G IUO 1:30 1:18 .:Jk, Qhristmas Stoll! .....Jit ·, ::. tool!: IDA -....t......._" 9:00 M<>nt~njj Show 10:00 Gant Moore U:30 St...11te It RJrlo ~~~: on \"aliant Lldy 12:10 Love of Life 1!:~ tor Tomorrdtr 12:48 Guidlq 1J1hl 1:00 Katip's JOt.cbea 1:30 As the W,..id Tun; 2:l0 Our Miss Brooks LI .. Daily SeQtinel, Pomeroy-MWdleport, 0 ., Dec . 21 , Ht56- 3 then tu1ler home has heen on th<' I Prices down? Time n.ow to lower The Line Up 1 10:30 Person to Per50n C . E.A BL I It CALF IOftll by utin!l 3-way croaaea baeed I 10:00 FRIDAY CHANNEL 13 w f>\'0"'"" BrltlJh-French •ttack on Egypt -t.~u.vt'!a No. 10 Downlnl atreet ill London -after conferring there wttb Frtnch ~ 'a.y JIM:. lit Wl,th Eden .. Brltl11h Foretrn beetetat; Bitwyn IJfJ~. llclln'• .D-fll'liatat ~·u.- ..._ th. 1&# rzw tt:CS e ru • Scortb4)ard 6 :30Rosem'ry Clooney Show 7:00 Saturday Night Jambilree 7:30 hople Are Funny 8:00 J:len-1 Ctmn ShOw t :OO Sattird&y Spettai-ular 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11:00 .N"eM and Sport, II LSO Championship Bowlln1 12: l!l Owl Theatre 1:30 Sign orr 11:44 Sip On 41 fl : 15 AK.s •• C . Lower cost per pound keeps you In business koy Rogers News WCHS-TV Channell Station frten•" Ud It wi.a wtth him Uta\ oll!ll .... 8pOt lA the I s.areh 990 'lai:MP'I 110bes. B)' kttnd, St. Mtello\u Wu th• "tbqdnn·, •msM PltiMI MINISfll Sir Anthony Eden-on the ~,30 6·00 NEWS IN FADIING cdvL"d national honoh as Mil oul· standma producer o( veaetabJe crops for cann1n". lie 18 Gar y Marlin Bish op, rout e 1. :.1 1. Blanchard. nam ed top wm · ncr 1n rannmg crops of 1 produc· tw n and m~:~rkelmg contes\ spon · Co lumbus, 0 A 17-year old Han· so red by Lhe Na tioal Jun 1or Vege· cock county farm youth hil ~ rc· table Gr owers as s uria~wn and the National Canners association . J You ng Ruhop entered lhc <"UTI · tl'st Wllh 5 17 aeres of lumiltOcS , why-h yielded 18.26 tons to th e aci'C . (Average yie ld 1n the state is llboul 11 ton~l . Building America 11:00 Fury 11 :30 Cowht.f Theatre 12:30 Mr. Wtzartf Down On The Farm 1100 1:30 Wutern Theatre 2 :30 N·BA Game S:OO Sky Kine IRIDAY CHANNEL 8 8:00 C<oo(ain KaD.caroo lly RAYMOND A. LAIOII!: Ry now Albert nn doubt has a s1ide rule out figuring and of J E H Youth Honored As Best Grower For Canneries 10:30 !lf.tB w Young Sr, on State Route 143 about t,> mile eliot of the Cross Roads Service Center. This is an especially notable work of cre~tiveness. par_tly ~ecause of the beautiful setting of the· home 1tself which Is raised above th e highway by at least 15 fee!, with a panoramic extent of a-pproximately 150 feet, The entire expanse Jf available front is utilized in the theme . I On the right is a la rgE' tableau or the Ma nger scene, expertly light ed. As a center theme Santa and hi!:: reindeer, com plete with Rudolph of the red nose, head s toward waiting r:himncys. At the extreme left is the Young home itself trim· med in blue lights. The entire setting is framed with more blue lights to the left by two evergreen trees . Mrs. Young, who doubles as a homemaker and employe of the family store in Middleport, cut out and installed all patt erns used, and designed the lighting plan. New this y~Par, the second Christmas thry have residl'd at tha-t loca tion , is the Manger scene. When Mrs. Young, we have learned on good authority, had l'Omp\Ned her layouts and erected Santa and the Manger tableau she assigned her hu sband .Joe the b ·sk of running eleetric wire and .c;;ctting up of lights Jo e could not let the oppotJtunity pass lo perp etrate hls little joke on the enti re proceed ings. The morning following instal1ation of lights Mrs . Young gasped upon seeing Santa gaily seeming to dash across her front lawn carrying in his hand a large sign, "PliMP }'OR ShU:'' Mr . Young had acquired an extra pump in 3 business deal with someon e and felt this was an excellent opportunity to advertise it for sale! The pump sign came down , OUt at once! Her surprise upon seci11g the sign was gmuine eve n though Mr. Young had s lyly tipped her off the night before after completing the wirin g with a remark like, " Well , Lhal '~ the best business deall'v(" ever pulled off." There are many othel' honll• s in Pomeroy and Mitldleport attractively deror3h~d outside, wiLh displays depicting the Christmas scene One that many would like to see, but few probably will lwcause it will be inside hi s home , is a giant tree to be insta-lled inr;ide the home of Albert Coa tes, Lincoln Heights. Each year, we learned , Mr . Coates seeks out the largest Christmas tree he can find that might be wedged inside his house. 'fhis ye:1r he got the granddaddy of them all, one so large a tractor had to pull it up to his house. Last night we called Albert to learn if the tree was r eady for vlsitOI'S, ,. 11 : 15 Wea•:1trcast tl:20 Preas Box 11 :30 Tonight 12:30 stan ott SNI'IJROAY Channel 3 8 : ~~ Sign On 9:00 Western Feature 9:30 Ca pt. Midni&bt 10:00 Howdy Doocly ,,30 ' 0~~ of the most impressive displays, one which we urge all WSAZ -TV Channel3 Mr and ~rs . Ernest Brown . ~r · hrsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Larr) FRIDAY ~. Channel3 Roush, Wl'.verly, were recent gueyt s 6:M Si&n on 7:00 Today o ( Mr and Mrs. Guy Summerfield 9 :00 Coffee Time Mrs Letha Kablentz spent an 10.00 Din.c Dong School evening with Mrs. Paul Bu('kly . AI 10 :30 The Price Is Right fred. 11 :00 Home 12:00 Tie T1c Douah Mr and .\frs. Henry 1\:ichinger 12.30 It Could Be You 1:00 Current and sons, Groveporl were weekenrl >.:00 Caml'ra G~.~es To School gue.~ls of Mabel Van ~Jeter . 2:30 ~~esut Erntt> Ford Mrs. Jus1e McGee spent an arter- 3 :00 MaJinee Theatrr noon with Mrs Elizabeth Wic-kham. 4 :0' Queen For A Day Mrs. George Wolf spent a day t :4:1 Modern Rc.maned s,oo Com•dy Timeln Parkersbur g. S:30 Aunt Dru Show j Mrs George Pyles and Mrs. Hen- 8:00 Wild Bltl Hickok ry Beaver spent a day with Mrs. 8:30 News Picture 8 :4::i hports Eye Lowt' ll Beaver, Middleport. 6:55 Weatbercast Mr nad Mrs. Eber Warner and 7:00 Death Valley ba1s 7:10 Eddie Fidler Show ~Trs. John Hayes spent a day in H5 NBC News G<~ l ll pu lis. 8:00 The Life of llUev Walter Wfilelml Sho'lf Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deaver atuo On Trial tendt< d a r.rangE." party at Chilli· 0.30 Bill: Story euthe re<'ently 10;00 t.:ava)cade of Sporta 10:45 hmous 11:00 News Hea ine! Gt;?fAT! . Rublis:boo every afternoon except SundaY by The Ohio Valley ltnUnel. Inc. ~ at 110 r.,eeb.anic St. , Pomeny , 0 Bltlineta office phone 398. edJtorlal oU1ce Db one 39\' . National advertblug representative &ttinelli-Kimball Inc IU Lexington AVe , New York City, HS. N Y. Sublt-rtptlon n.tes : DeJivery by carrier where available 30 ... , 15 '!.~~ week: or.e rear in advance at The Daily Sentinel ofrke. ·""· ll~l 'rnontbs. $?.Bo· three month11, $3 .90 . By motor route where available : one month Sl. By mail one yen $8· six months $4 .25; three months. $2!SO: one month. $1. ' ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middlepol't, 0., Dec . 21, 1956 gil Roush were borte1ses al the lodge halt for th~ December meet ing of the past Councilors. Cannister Sci, Reg. $9.95 •• , , ... , , .•• , . . Sale $8.50 Mlrromatic Prellsure Pan, Reg . $15 .95 .. , ••••• $11.95 Hoover F.lec. Coffee Maker, Reg. $24 .95 . . . . • • $19.95 Mlrromallc Automatle Percolator, Reg. $12.95 Sale $10.91i West Bend Elec. PCI'<olator, Reg. $11.95 ...• Sale $9.95 Set Stainless Steel MlxiDJI Bowht, Reg. $5.95 Sale $4.95 West Beod Elee. Popcorn Popper, Reg. $7 .50 Sale $5.95 Domlnloo Automatic Iron, Reg. $9.9~ •..••• Sale $7.95 35 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER · .. · ........ $619.00 UNICO WASHERS AND DRYERS 1- Hniy !-Only !-Only ! - Only Unlco Automatic Deluxe Elect. Washer Unico Aatomatle Deluxe Elect. Dryer llnico Automatic Master Dlx. Elect. Washer llnieo Autotilalle Master Dlx . Eleet. Dryer ,, $149 $119 U49 $179 �~ ... --- .. . ,The· Daily Sentinel Mr.s. Ro!fl Cleland and Mrt . VIr. DI!VOftll '1'0 INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARu S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR li-tiS AC.T ll~TA~ -~tered as second class mailine matter at the post offict at runmroy Ohlo. I Christmas Displays Are Notable _Among people we most admire are those energetic and cre- ahv~ souls who expend great quantities or time and labor in making and displaying Christmas thernes outs ide their homes. Thlct is not an attempt to judge any displays currenuy grttcing many of our loca! homes. Rather , it is to mention som~ that we saw, and admtred, knowing it would be presumptious to assume we saw ali of them during one evening of driving around seeking them out. It is parti cularly difficult to hunt out every such place 'In . ... Pomeroy. This observer has been in and around Pomeroy for over 10 years find there remains some streets in this or that hollow where he has never yet set foot or wheels of his car. A few more searches like ours of last night however and we will -~- ' have been ln all the hollows! ' to VlSJt .Joe before this Yule season ends, is that of Mr. and Mrs. I ••' • "I haven't got il np yet," reporter! Albert, quite awhlJe bcfor(' il"s ready." 1 '~mrl it may be figuring to learn if it will go up at all! Let u s all hope he gets hi s tree up anti dt•eorated in time. Here are so m(' of the Olher displays it would be well worth your Ume to see for their bea uty . Visit the homes of Cla·ir Karr Spring Ave: Barold Lohse. Cave St.; Ray Hoce and Frank Fugale, Mulberry Ave; K , M. McCullough and John GoeU, Jr., Union Av('; Wayne Swisher, W. Main St.; In Mid· dleport, John Zerkle, No. Third Ave,; Arthur Straus!, So. Third Ave. Rubert Coats, So . Second Ave., and the reslde,!ice Dr . and Mr• E. F. Maag, the Iutter not until Christmas Eve, weather permitting . EDEN ON THE SPOT Your Sunrise To Sunset .... Ci'11traj Preu AaRoclatkm Corn?tpalldt"ut \.._ F011rth O( II ll:!lif-.11) ANTA today Is known by otrsprlng into slavery.- But many narnu : Pere Noel St. Nicl'lolaa, hearing or this, 1 F' ather Chrlatmul in al)peared on tht-ee successive nlghl!l to tos11 a bsg of gold Franca; Kria Krlngle In O!rmany 1trom Krl11t Kin· in the open window or the die Gr ChriiJt Child): St. home. On the third nlgh't the Nld'lolaa In 8elrlum. Still othera ~ Mr Whlllkers. Old Jl'l.tetul rather IJUccee<ied In Man Christmas and Jolly c&khlhl a gllmp!!e of the generoua na-ur-e. It was, of Old St. Ntck. What't mon-, no other course, St. Nicholatt. CbHat)'nu ftgure haa known Diocletlan and Mulmtan aimo1t u many character\• jointly ruled the Roman a&Uon• &I there have beeJ\ Empire 1n those fabuloua atiu..tl to draw him. He bu daya ud St. Nlchole.a often been taH lnd thin, ahort and oppoud tbelr tnfltft\ent of whpy, Punt and I ranld. the people. Bec:auo!le ol hla and of recent ye&ra, a portly, eoor~ua: preaehll'll and etnpPinr old fellow - com· hta ~~ to worehlp the plttt~-.lf loveable. atatut1 ot the emperon, he .&a embodiment ot a apent many weeka In an tm. C h: l• t II\* • Je,l'en4 which ptrlal pNon. He paaed datM bf.c\t nearly 1,6oc away Dee. I. about 3U A.D. yean, lOllY llntk It a. 111rtct oi-aduany, 1Duropet.n1 beo un..t de110endant of a die- 11111 to obMrve Dec. S, the tlniUI•lled European t.nce•· annlveru.ry of hll death, a 1 tor- lt. :tflcholu the Won• &L Nltholu Day- an occ:adn•Wor•tr. bllhop ot K)"1'& 1 1on tor tbe uch-MII ot l_n Lyela, u ancleht '(llty 1ft rtna. Children. wel'6 told A..ll& Minor fmo~ern Turkty lhat the thin, a~eeUc, wh(t.,. todi.y J 1n the Fourth C..• belrded a&b't.t. would arrive lUI')'. "' lh~ ileu or ntrbt. rldlnc X. WQ taiL an UJI'I'Iaht a 1Ntatttu\ "hlte horae Mad man., u.ually plelured ln. hla ea11')1ftt a 'balktt of rttt• ad4ed IYIDbol• -.....,.~~.. ---~In v•-• - · ttie WKibuttry 1ft • • Ntobol., .,. U.. ton iit Wi&atlw farenta who u~ t. -. lit' ot houu.. A Plttrl~ to the IAad. "dUrihJ' whJcb a iRrfy Wnell:td hit !. ihlf. U...•. a.tto roe• on, and iO Oll, by telllntr ua tiiiCop of Myn, he *'-Y mlractn an4 laM!d ror hll pe kllldnea. One that !~~r~~~:~~;~ .,.,. pldt~~ t..;.,,_ balll ll.lftt. jlltti'r!•l'•••·•'••tlier ~ dauth· ' Ull money <loj"'''~· He wa• lln~td to 1111 hi• MI\IU"tUI tor Ua. 11004 ehlldr~n 1nd a ~yftch of blteh rods with w-bk:h to punlah the naulh• ty ..... Tllt • .Jn. ot holln•h about st. N~ttolu ...,_.n to fade a"nnt "th. tlme ot the Refbrinatloft. It wa• then he bepn to evolve ln.to a ter· adaly eh.Udren•• friend. Jl'or ' exam.,... ht wu a tavorltt ainoftl ,Uie early Dutch ntt· 1.,. JD R'iW A.m1terd1m and Ute)' !Wnad. their ftnt chu~h tit Ute Ntw WorJd In hi• ~r. Oraduall)', they Amerleane 1... htt ~me trorn ''Sint Nlk .. u" to "8anta Nlkae llul" an.d then to •'Santa klaua." At the aan-.e time, they traiuhrr.cr their rtftI"IYinl to Chrllltmu. Ia thole daya. Duteh ebHctnn cuatomarlly plaeed lhell' wooden llbota beton the l"'lace to dry when til~ went to bed. A lhort ttn,4 later. l.llOuah. tn. the ...., IIOVin Of Chrtmnu ..-nbeu1'ille •~ ~ Woodsfield I~ : OO .Bie Top 1:00 'l'he Loa.~ Ranger 1:30 Town & Cowrto Cr088r0atf1 2:00 Aluminum Bowl -':00 Big Picture r 9:30 Highway Patrol 1-liSED JOHN DEERE "40" CRAWLER !2:30 Beyond thl! cross 1-liSE D '" Cartoon Club Noon News Ne!.chbors Midday Matinee f:emicJne '!'oUch ULterace MiCk~v Mu'UBe \.1Jub Oar•non Club F.iYc Stir Final. Kukla, Fraa & Obit. Daly 6: thl!! News JohD. ?:30 Rin 'J'in Tin 8:00 Jlra Bowie 8:30 Publle Defender ~:00 Tftuure Hdnt 0:30 CCntidenUaJ File ro:'oo !lay Anthatly Sltdw ll:t~ M71!ery Theatre NEW TRACTORS 1!:00 News nf the Nilbt From 320 to 620 12:1$ Sitin Off i I - · """ t JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER WHTN-tv Channel13 ~'I'IJRn~y CHANNEL ~~ .a:C-4 ~1gn On Including New 420 Crawler with Blade 2:411 .Westerv. Mevle us 8 :30 Forutn Eddy AI'I)Oid TIIIHI !:30 ramoll! Film Festival 9:00 LaWreote Welt 10:00 loU>Qiierade Part; 10:30 Theall'e 12::io SICh Off ?~ MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY titble Time 1 :00 '('wo Gun Playhouse 6:00 SatUrday Newt 6:\5 S"11ppln' Sanl.'s Racine Phone 3202 ! I comJng yea r the Agrieultural Conservation program is makillg a payment of $3.00 per hund red trees planted for forest tree purpose. lhls will more than cov 1'r the ro~t of purchasing l.he ~ced li ngs thr'-'ug h the State Forest Nurseries or will nearly cover the cost if purchased from a pnvatc nursery. The farmer would then have only hls labor involved in planting a r rop which vdl grow to income slZe in f1ve to twenty years. 4-H cl ub mrmhers this year are 0 rrcred a ~ r~:c lal opportunity in planting of t rE."es . They may secure them !rum the State Forest Nur~erjes in qu<~ntitie~ of 200 trees of black lo<cust, tulip trees, blaclt walmlt , red Jr white pmc for plant ing pu rposes Th"'re Js no ch.argc made for tht•se trees for 4-H dub members if they are to be delivered by sta!c truek to a ~enlral point in I he county . If t h c c Iu b member de~ires the tl'ecs shipped by parcel post there is 50c charge for parcel pvst per hunllred tr~es. According to the latest plantmg list released by the State Diviswn of Forestry lrees available to land owners include pitch, red an~ white pine, as well a.s several :spe"cie-8 of locust, maple, oak, tuliptrees, walnut and other species. Cost of these trees range {rom '~~~~~~~=~~~=~==~~~--~-;-~-~-=~-:~::~I ifa $2.00 $8.00 to charge $Hi.OO per per thousand thousand trees plus other prectlcea With which he 11 a.taoclatM; bulkllnr th• toy• In hla North ~le work· ehop, koepiftl' the recorda ol good Ud bad Children. n. ceivlnl and anewtrtnl" let• tel'll, and drivmr hll t.ln~ deer. · · Nut Ja al10 ertdlted with they are to be deliver~d by state truck, to a cel}tral pomt. , 890 trees will plant an acre · when the spacing is 7 x 7 feet. Stands of pine trees grown from reforestation stock may be thinned for C.hristmas Lree purposes 1f at least 600 trees are left per acre to grow into more mature timber trees. Persons desiring to secure trees throug h the State Division of .Forestry may secure applicatio~ blank s from any one of the Agrtcultural Agency ofnces or the State Division of Forestry. . Additional help on woodland 1mprovement practices is avaUable through Federal cost sharing payments under the Agricultural Conservation program. Some of the improvement measures on • ~···· • • ~ mg too small to earry modern·day ltl;Hi s. Poor wiring can cause all sorts of 1:lcctncal troubles, Ohio Stat.c U11ivcrsity extension specialists po1nt ou t in a new leaflet entitled " Hict:,: IIOsing Your Electrical Ills.'' Tlu·y !i.st suc.h symptoms as TV l'·t·tu re shrinking when olher ap· pl1ances are turned on, fuses blow· mg , motors running hut , lights dimmmg and appliances slow to warm up. The specialists list t hese steps for treatmen t. consult with your local ci<"Ctrician, electnc power ~ upp lit<r, or Agncultural Extenston Servi('e to determine pre~ent alld futul'e electrical loa d and plan an additional wiring system to carry the luad · have a competent electncian or coJitractor install new w1ring to meet local ancl natio nal w 1rin~o: regulations; mamtain elcctrical winng, outlets, and switehe s in goad repair to prevent electrical .haz.ards. Good wiring will pay far itself th roug h saving of ele-etriety and more efficient operation o( clectrieal eq uipme nt, the specialists say. PLA!<TS Larry Roush, a student at Rio Grande, was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush. Several from this place attended t.he basketball game at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jam~s Pickens of Columbus and Mrs . L. E . Pickens of Athena were Sunday vi Sitors of t.he Pickens· nw1t ht!:ftt Plymouths- Fords Chevrolets 1ft Plymouth. Meigs Motor Co. Phone 6023 .. .... . ...L•.,,.... .. I • •· ·· ..,.,' ·~· • 'toatiit4 MEIGS 4D'w· •rttu matdima wllo theft. U'l.... Til£ Cllft!ST· MAS STORY Ia the Chrtlttni.a ell!!'d, the exprb~ 110ft Ill fi'IOt\dahJi> .... &ood· Will b) . . . taster . m(l"e tomplett reht"l. eaS-Ing an~ 1 ety and pany1ng pa~n . teM~on usuall , acoom· , Asons -·-.REETJn\:I.JI ALSO USED FARM EQUIPMENT yYY V V V. VV!!/ _V ' FEED YOUR DOG THE BEST .... , .... lrlof .,.. .... Provico "Hi Fat" Dog Feast is the pr emium dog food you want for your dog to keep him in prime condition. Provico Dog Food gives him more protein and has a lOI?Io fat content For that extra pills that means so much to your dog, feed him a top quality dog food Provico ;.Hi Fat" Dog Feast. WE ARE THE DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON FOR HEALTH BEAUTY STAMINA AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOll THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us FEED PROVICO Fulton Thompson PROVICO MILLING & FEED Ca. Rt. 124, Minersville Sugar Run FLOUR MILL Phone lijO Mulbeny Me. POMEROY Pomeroy Phone 419 -......... .., .,.,,... \Ia, tht . . - .. PROVICO"HI FAT" DOG FEAST Farm Equipment • • EQliiPMENT CO&IPANY, Ill•· Butlernut & 2nd Pomeroy \ Welcome From MEIGS CO CO-OP JACK CARSEY, Manager Phone 98 Pomeroy Special Prices Til Dec. 24 SPECIAL! 00 !-Only, Reg. $729 .. . ' \ .1. 'I a ..... ·' Ohio Valley FEED CO. Your Purina Dealer Raeloe, Ohlo l' I We're comins your way with best wishes lot a happy holiday and m•ny tbw• lor YQVC r•tronase. year. ap when a blah· · Tomorrow: Line! I TABi£TS or POWOERS STANBACK combme$ several med1cally prove~ pam r~llever:~. . . The added eHechveness ollhese MULTIPLE ingred1enh b11 ngs 200 lb HOG He Item• ttJ; npiWIIll j\llt what lk»th thtldreft. al'ld adulta wut btih to look nu - atilt et.rrYtnf out th"t 1ft• clout tndttloft. that ~ tor. Urid 'tlappUy ever after! WE HAVE A PAINS Of HEADACHE . NEURAL - PLliS A FREE UVE aee. told to ' lieutenant. "And t.ha 1 " inter,·ected pretty Mrs. Sondro O'Brien, "will m.rk the end or Par's travelling fur a h "· while. If I ear any more a~.... ut tbe!Se long trips, there's likely to be a divorce !OIIlewhere around here." The pert Mn. O'Brien was jok· ing, but the big man who cramps FREEZER HEARTIEST ••'11' PUI'MI of (a~ GIA IUURITIS w1lh STANBACK us- CHEST TYPE on teltvll:lon bd 1ft tht moYlea, on Ctiriltwnu P"'· duet. and wrtpp'lftt'. 111 oratt()DI or au ltlft~'ta te neuly uhltonn h\ l,ftCK Up F•r Discharpe The trip will take the amiable O-'Brien to the PbilJipmes, Singa· pore, Malaya, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Thailaad, "-Burma, lnd 1a, - "ATabia h ·11and A· Pakista n' Ceylon, his On dilcha:-ge u an Force tria. his return e w1Air recewe 16tf, Cu. Ft. the Cl~i m......._ lleon ..... op of .A.ala Minar ll~;::===~~~~~~~; t 1 over ones, trip of hu the po1itica forThe many countries are those in which there have been anti-Soviet aQd/or anti-Amer~ean demonBlratioGna. SPECIAL! & ._... I We will give top allowance for your car on a New '57 • white l«d ~ Dutil ,. o 4 • y • lliia et!irtltmaa eardl, tl\ atoft wlftdo-.... til ntwtpal)ltri Pd. I.Uiboardil, ti'U'c~~ c;~~~~~~r::::c;,.c~o :.:~ United p,.... Spol'h Wrlttf' NEW YORK UP_ Masaive Parry O'Brien, the Olympic 8hot p"t champion, wu preparini his .. pound• today for a 12-country 240 Slate uepartment tour and a probable future in pro football . The pOWPrful CahfornJan currcntly i" h11in1 up visas for tbe two-month tour. He will leaYe Jsn. and 6 and demonstrate the shot dlSCUs as well a1 run t.he 100-yard dash. I LATE MODEL War ill Whlcl! 110 pl-lk· ally arft)W bftta m. a M en COLD SUFFERERs WE NEED ..... 11..... ...or ..,.eb&rae'.... coat. tfte ter cutooft H"e Today'•~ Sports Parade BY OSCAR FRALEY Complete be,~:hls See These Specials Uo Hey leanni• lO:f)O Gunsmoke 10:30 Gift Basket Wiring Too Small In 90% Of Oh" Homes Reported l'ole~ FEED MILL 6:00 7:30 ;Buccam~ers .8:/Jo Jackie Gleason Show 9·00 tiale ·Stor'in Sbow 4-H'etS Hil •g PeakIn wr••t In Letters Home Kitchen Workshop road more than the origmal tnvelhna aale1rnan. He bad hardly re!Continue-d an pq• tnt) tomed from h>l aucoe.. toi , ,. fenu of lhf' Olympi c 8hol put 1h h 1 kl'-beDI 1championah 1p , whe- n he ad to viet' on aw to pan .-; ..Btart IDllk.ln g plana for thiS ne w ill ! tht" modern appllanHI b~ Lrip . mdkers wan! t.o plate effidiDtlr, · 1" "-~· Not 8i91Ht Thrill 111 wha t Ill ~~paren 11 y a ay1 ~.,. Lookw~ t1a<>k on h1s OlymiJ IC e d worll. space. re<:vrd dfun at .'ot c 1 11 n u r n t· . She sa1d workshop Jpeak.IJ'I · 10 aU wllo CJ' Br 1en arl rrll tlcd lhdl '"It wli~ n·t ~<~ve th1s ge 'lera 1 ad vlce tr f n the thril l l hA t I had In ww nm g the plan c:hange~. or c~ns uc 10 : flrsl ume a' lleh 1nk1 111 1952:· 1 Pre-pl::lnmng lS by [U' tiNt On ce O"... l ol the A•r rc·or"e. ~ I •no··.' I •mpo-•'""'·nt phase of deJI•-'"·• • ......._ O' Bnen _ who does the l(M}-yard .:. k1 tr hen ' dash 1n 107 _ 15 leanm~ toward 2 K1tchen planning is '-·'uJIhould pra footb.:.ll The S.:.n F'rane1sco tlmt' JOh and every 1 w.oman t k5 cool Forty Niners see him as a make her rl.an , et l coo , · •·•o crack fullback . uff , soak. lfl . then I00 k " ........ WIIV.I 1 f d' t •· The word from the Forty·Nm ers pan over "r a JUS men ..... h thai they. too , are wlereated 1n · --the yo ung human Lank who is the only man ever to clear 63 feet 1n the 5 hot put. They f1gure that the ' tacklen aught to boun('e just about that far in tryi ng to :.tup the mighty o·Brien. I h ,_ ft•r !l Remow: ~ e ...be ee soon it l or e Chn.tmu bfore it eames a h.u.ard. - - - - - -- - Qhi ~ Farm Machinery -' -80 TV Clas.sroom S.hop on Television 7:10 Douglas Edwarle 7:30 My .Friend Fllcka 8:00 West Point Story 8 :30 Playhouse of Stan 9 :00 Crusader ~ured Clalrs~~vll~le~,~:;::;;:;::;;~;;·;D~:;v;e;.;;;:;;:;;;;~ I Ohio . Nelsonville, St. Air Power 6:3·o Goldt'll Playhouse 1:00 Beat the Clock Wh\.ch IISlstance iJ <~lven are . t hi n· • in n'"l youna den.e tt.anda, prun. I • till crop treea, remoYine or IDJ campetittve and unde•lrable ve&e•• 1,·on , prep·..·in" &ite• for natural ... .... tenc1n1 • Columbus, 0 . ChriJtmas wllhout r•o•edo'ng or to euludt "' "' f a tree would hardly be t:hnslmas live11tock . For additional in orma· B"l that tree decked Wi th tens-e! tion on the cost t ha ring pro&tam " land ownen thould conau It th.e ••d <lom>·n, w>' lb llghto moy brinK A . s . C. ofliciall in. the Muomc tragedy at a time that is SYPIIO§ed h · th y a to An be evergreen the appic81. r. Temple BuildiniJ ~:~t Pomeroy, treelnthat ehase been in a warm room tor day 8 IS a fue hazard, says William St uckey , ex· 0 tcmion safety 11pecialist of the Ohio StaLe UniveuJty. A shorl Circuit in the wirmg or a not bulb ounty tr cu ura .. n Putting idle acrell to work in the growinj\ of Chrlatmal treea or b I other ttm cornea d tr hus.ea a way11 M t. to mm at C nstmas tme. any thousands of Christmas tree11 are ld · h 1 M · purcha"ed lind &0 r1g I t n elgS Counh and addlllons revenue can be byh farmera and land owners from t .IS source. t·or years native pine have been l"ut in Mel!!!~ County and trucked out of the county providing an .:..:===:::~..:=:.....:~ income pr1manly from the labor of cuttmg these treell. I THIS This year one Meigs Coun Y farmer, who started plantmg trees · too close to a famrnable decoraaround 1950, offered people the tiOn may literally caw;e a dned· opporlumty to come to his farm oul tree to explode. to pick out the particular tree Youn~~: Ohioans 1-Z4 Farm Pa:. Over in GuernlieY county this they wanted while it was litill · Columbus, 0 -Ohio's 31 delegate• year a home demonstratwn council growing on the stum-p. Jt was then to the recent National 4-H Club will prov1de all dea lers in Christ· delivered after cutting at a rea- congrea:s in Chicago prov~d them- ma11 Lree1 wit h tags . These tags sonable cost. This is ail additional selves prollfic lelter-wnters 11 bear the following Instructions on · 1 we 11 as s kI 11ed era f,.m en in ,,,. •duc> ' n• the f>'re ha·••d source of revenue t h aI h as JU! • ....... from Chr>sl barely been tapped. ious 4-H projects. ma11 decoratiOOii: 11. Keep tree in a container of Other land owners in the cou n· While 1n Chicago the state f·H ty who have been planting trees department spOnsorell a letter-writ ~ter. for the la:st eight to ten years have ing cantcst for the Buckeye delebeen selling domm;tic trees and gates to encorage them to-i!lenort!.~.tl. T.urn oft tree lighls when no l ona1 ters, cards and te 1egrams t o'-ro... ~~'¥ -_.., securing a destra .· '-'~~ around. · bl e add·u· 3. U~f,- flameproor tmsel, flake so urce of income. home folks. Purpose o f t he con-Another source of income which test was to give the youngster! a.OOitos or pOwdered minca m· th e sc II mg ' s•·ad is now ava1'\a b1e IS o f opportunity to aay "t han k .,., of poper and cotton lor snow. small d1amcter t rces for post s or 10 parents, friends , club a d:r~; a flro extingUisher or poles. The sort wood PO Ies wh en and leaders, donors and ~~~~~~~~~~~er~h~an:d~y~ .- -treated with preservatives will laat who had h•i.. d make their for a long dme ca<~o trip possible. " 10 E x;~ mp I es or '.me Of 'he Pr.·ceo TO RAISE HEALTHIER ....., The boys and girls wrote .,.,.., FASTER GROWING pa ld rOL pos ts an d POle' th.·, foil letters, cards or telegrams. Thars delivered tu the tr~r.tment plant CALVES TRY :m average of more than 118 per are- : 10 foot poles, 6~ to 71f.! inG•1 STANBACK, t.bl•ta or ~Ciwd•n, ches ir. dia meter inside the bark youngster. ,,,. ••li•t of COLD DISCOMFOATa. at the small end, 70c at the yard.!!. Dele.:ate Marilyn Davis of Logan Th• aT AN BAcK pruc:ription 1,.... formul• " • combin•t•on of p11n ••· I I l h an d se nt most messages---::i3. She reSma ller posts 7 ect Ill eng d •••••"• ing.-.di•nta th•l wco•k tog•lh•r 3\-2 to 5 1h inche-s d1ameter are ·. Cel\'l:d a letteropener as an awar · tor FA8TEII RI!LIEF of H£AOACHE. "We Do Custoin Grinding" I.Jring111g 2lc- each. NIEUAALGIA 1nd ACHING MUS.CLIE& . The targer 20 feet or_ morel 111 lemllh and 51k or more mches STANIACK. io diometor ,, the • moll end ron 1n price from $1.50 up. 10 \\'here tree:s have been growing N 2 d A Middleport cor ten to :wenty years t.hinn ing out uf some of the pole and post tree s wnulfl gl\'e the better trees Columbus, O.·Nearly 90 percent more chance to prod uce good lum· o r Ollio homes have electrical wir- t MI•ddl . epor Fleming Hatcheries 8:00 i,.lte on the Farm 8:30 t'aptoin Kantaroq 10:30 Mlfhty Mouse ll :00 Lucky 8 Ra .. b 1 11:30 Tales of Texas Rar.i£1!!111 7:00 . . oo ""'th ~. New~ t a.: 1 Chn.stmas Tree Gleams 1 '•"tb T•U"se , Lights, But It May Be Dangerous Mastermix Calf Master Program INCORPORATED Exeter, New Hamp&hlre ll :OS Seanning tbe Weather 6:M Weathennan 6 :00 8:30 7:00 ? :15 mom. they would gleefully ftnd their aturdy shoe11 ftlled with &II manner of delight· ful pretenll from · their gen· eroua St. Nick. other colonial chil· dren, who underatandably quickly adopted the joyful cuetom of tluta Claua u their OWft, thelra waa a prob· tern ot bavinl DO ~n .00. t.o lay out Invitingly. The answer! Stocktnc• were hun&' lnatead, from the ftre-. place mantle. tbus beainnlng one of our happy Chrlstmu ttndltlona. By 1809, Wa.ahington lrv· Inc w .. deecr1blng Banta aa a jolly, roay-eheeked, Dutch citizen. Ht ln.vented, aa well, the ramoua relndet~r-drawn ale11h. Later, in 1823, TAe Tror Be..Unel featured A VNU from Br. Nk'o\oW.. the ehtldren'a cl&a~lc - by Dt. Clement Clarke Moo,. { airlc. published over and over apin each year by more than 263 publl11hers In J{ different languageaJ and •children have 11quealed with 1 dell&"ht alnce that tlml!! over the elfht Uny reindeer dr&wlnf a r.lelgh With Ita plump, dimpled driver. Thomu Nast, a famous cartoonl•t or the ,ct,·n War period, helped to popularlu not only the llgure of Santa Claua but alm many of the en Nichola femalea. . Niebola breedina: provide• the combination. of vigorous . hea.l~h,. ••rlJ wei.cht, exceptioaal hvab•h~ •nd ·top filled efficien_cy thaallet8~ t low coat per pound an lot r o On • buyer•' mark!!t. that ceo be ml.chty important to you. • ,. You'll "keep ahead of th~ red when price• are low, ready to reap ood profits iD the month• ahe~d­ a SeeyourVantrea•Nichola or1ndtaD River-Nicbohs hattheryrn.an, toda)'. 11 :10 The -r_.te .Qhow SIGN OFF... PRAYEII .S...,.TlJRDAY Obnnele 0 :00 Siill On 3:00 l'he ~it Payott 3:30 Bob Crosby Sl.lo" 4:00 Dri,C.ht.er Day 4:1' Secret Storm 4:30 Edre of Nlfht 1:00 Ear]v Sho\Y 8:28 Les Paul " Mary Ford 8:30 Your t:sso Reporter 6:45 Sport;, P1r1de 2:45 Llff' With .Elizabeth 3:00 Afternoon Fibu Festival f :30 Super Setfal Time . I S . • 11:00 2:30 RousepaMy 11:48 12:10 12:1G IUO 1:30 1:18 .:Jk, Qhristmas Stoll! .....Jit ·, ::. tool!: IDA -....t......._" 9:00 M<>nt~njj Show 10:00 Gant Moore U:30 St...11te It RJrlo ~~~: on \"aliant Lldy 12:10 Love of Life 1!:~ tor Tomorrdtr 12:48 Guidlq 1J1hl 1:00 Katip's JOt.cbea 1:30 As the W,..id Tun; 2:l0 Our Miss Brooks LI .. Daily SeQtinel, Pomeroy-MWdleport, 0 ., Dec . 21 , Ht56- 3 then tu1ler home has heen on th<' I Prices down? Time n.ow to lower The Line Up 1 10:30 Person to Per50n C . E.A BL I It CALF IOftll by utin!l 3-way croaaea baeed I 10:00 FRIDAY CHANNEL 13 w f>\'0"'"" BrltlJh-French •ttack on Egypt -t.~u.vt'!a No. 10 Downlnl atreet ill London -after conferring there wttb Frtnch ~ 'a.y JIM:. lit Wl,th Eden .. Brltl11h Foretrn beetetat; Bitwyn IJfJ~. llclln'• .D-fll'liatat ~·u.- ..._ th. 1&# rzw tt:CS e ru • Scortb4)ard 6 :30Rosem'ry Clooney Show 7:00 Saturday Night Jambilree 7:30 hople Are Funny 8:00 J:len-1 Ctmn ShOw t :OO Sattird&y Spettai-ular 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11:00 .N"eM and Sport, II LSO Championship Bowlln1 12: l!l Owl Theatre 1:30 Sign orr 11:44 Sip On 41 fl : 15 AK.s •• C . Lower cost per pound keeps you In business koy Rogers News WCHS-TV Channell Station frten•" Ud It wi.a wtth him Uta\ oll!ll .... 8pOt lA the I s.areh 990 'lai:MP'I 110bes. B)' kttnd, St. Mtello\u Wu th• "tbqdnn·, •msM PltiMI MINISfll Sir Anthony Eden-on the ~,30 6·00 NEWS IN FADIING cdvL"d national honoh as Mil oul· standma producer o( veaetabJe crops for cann1n". lie 18 Gar y Marlin Bish op, rout e 1. :.1 1. Blanchard. nam ed top wm · ncr 1n rannmg crops of 1 produc· tw n and m~:~rkelmg contes\ spon · Co lumbus, 0 A 17-year old Han· so red by Lhe Na tioal Jun 1or Vege· cock county farm youth hil ~ rc· table Gr owers as s uria~wn and the National Canners association . J You ng Ruhop entered lhc <"UTI · tl'st Wllh 5 17 aeres of lumiltOcS , why-h yielded 18.26 tons to th e aci'C . (Average yie ld 1n the state is llboul 11 ton~l . Building America 11:00 Fury 11 :30 Cowht.f Theatre 12:30 Mr. Wtzartf Down On The Farm 1100 1:30 Wutern Theatre 2 :30 N·BA Game S:OO Sky Kine IRIDAY CHANNEL 8 8:00 C<oo(ain KaD.caroo lly RAYMOND A. LAIOII!: Ry now Albert nn doubt has a s1ide rule out figuring and of J E H Youth Honored As Best Grower For Canneries 10:30 !lf.tB w Young Sr, on State Route 143 about t,> mile eliot of the Cross Roads Service Center. This is an especially notable work of cre~tiveness. par_tly ~ecause of the beautiful setting of the· home 1tself which Is raised above th e highway by at least 15 fee!, with a panoramic extent of a-pproximately 150 feet, The entire expanse Jf available front is utilized in the theme . I On the right is a la rgE' tableau or the Ma nger scene, expertly light ed. As a center theme Santa and hi!:: reindeer, com plete with Rudolph of the red nose, head s toward waiting r:himncys. At the extreme left is the Young home itself trim· med in blue lights. The entire setting is framed with more blue lights to the left by two evergreen trees . Mrs. Young, who doubles as a homemaker and employe of the family store in Middleport, cut out and installed all patt erns used, and designed the lighting plan. New this y~Par, the second Christmas thry have residl'd at tha-t loca tion , is the Manger scene. When Mrs. Young, we have learned on good authority, had l'Omp\Ned her layouts and erected Santa and the Manger tableau she assigned her hu sband .Joe the b ·sk of running eleetric wire and .c;;ctting up of lights Jo e could not let the oppotJtunity pass lo perp etrate hls little joke on the enti re proceed ings. The morning following instal1ation of lights Mrs . Young gasped upon seeing Santa gaily seeming to dash across her front lawn carrying in his hand a large sign, "PliMP }'OR ShU:'' Mr . Young had acquired an extra pump in 3 business deal with someon e and felt this was an excellent opportunity to advertise it for sale! The pump sign came down , OUt at once! Her surprise upon seci11g the sign was gmuine eve n though Mr. Young had s lyly tipped her off the night before after completing the wirin g with a remark like, " Well , Lhal '~ the best business deall'v(" ever pulled off." There are many othel' honll• s in Pomeroy and Mitldleport attractively deror3h~d outside, wiLh displays depicting the Christmas scene One that many would like to see, but few probably will lwcause it will be inside hi s home , is a giant tree to be insta-lled inr;ide the home of Albert Coa tes, Lincoln Heights. Each year, we learned , Mr . Coates seeks out the largest Christmas tree he can find that might be wedged inside his house. 'fhis ye:1r he got the granddaddy of them all, one so large a tractor had to pull it up to his house. Last night we called Albert to learn if the tree was r eady for vlsitOI'S, ,. 11 : 15 Wea•:1trcast tl:20 Preas Box 11 :30 Tonight 12:30 stan ott SNI'IJROAY Channel 3 8 : ~~ Sign On 9:00 Western Feature 9:30 Ca pt. Midni&bt 10:00 Howdy Doocly ,,30 ' 0~~ of the most impressive displays, one which we urge all WSAZ -TV Channel3 Mr and ~rs . Ernest Brown . ~r · hrsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Larr) FRIDAY ~. Channel3 Roush, Wl'.verly, were recent gueyt s 6:M Si&n on 7:00 Today o ( Mr and Mrs. Guy Summerfield 9 :00 Coffee Time Mrs Letha Kablentz spent an 10.00 Din.c Dong School evening with Mrs. Paul Bu('kly . AI 10 :30 The Price Is Right fred. 11 :00 Home 12:00 Tie T1c Douah Mr and .\frs. Henry 1\:ichinger 12.30 It Could Be You 1:00 Current and sons, Groveporl were weekenrl >.:00 Caml'ra G~.~es To School gue.~ls of Mabel Van ~Jeter . 2:30 ~~esut Erntt> Ford Mrs. Jus1e McGee spent an arter- 3 :00 MaJinee Theatrr noon with Mrs Elizabeth Wic-kham. 4 :0' Queen For A Day Mrs. George Wolf spent a day t :4:1 Modern Rc.maned s,oo Com•dy Timeln Parkersbur g. S:30 Aunt Dru Show j Mrs George Pyles and Mrs. Hen- 8:00 Wild Bltl Hickok ry Beaver spent a day with Mrs. 8:30 News Picture 8 :4::i hports Eye Lowt' ll Beaver, Middleport. 6:55 Weatbercast Mr nad Mrs. Eber Warner and 7:00 Death Valley ba1s 7:10 Eddie Fidler Show ~Trs. John Hayes spent a day in H5 NBC News G<~ l ll pu lis. 8:00 The Life of llUev Walter Wfilelml Sho'lf Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deaver atuo On Trial tendt< d a r.rangE." party at Chilli· 0.30 Bill: Story euthe re<'ently 10;00 t.:ava)cade of Sporta 10:45 hmous 11:00 News Hea ine! Gt;?fAT! . Rublis:boo every afternoon except SundaY by The Ohio Valley ltnUnel. Inc. ~ at 110 r.,eeb.anic St. , Pomeny , 0 Bltlineta office phone 398. edJtorlal oU1ce Db one 39\' . National advertblug representative &ttinelli-Kimball Inc IU Lexington AVe , New York City, HS. N Y. Sublt-rtptlon n.tes : DeJivery by carrier where available 30 ... , 15 '!.~~ week: or.e rear in advance at The Daily Sentinel ofrke. ·""· ll~l 'rnontbs. $?.Bo· three month11, $3 .90 . By motor route where available : one month Sl. By mail one yen $8· six months $4 .25; three months. $2!SO: one month. $1. ' ' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middlepol't, 0., Dec . 21, 1956 gil Roush were borte1ses al the lodge halt for th~ December meet ing of the past Councilors. Cannister Sci, Reg. $9.95 •• , , ... , , .•• , . . Sale $8.50 Mlrromatic Prellsure Pan, Reg . $15 .95 .. , ••••• $11.95 Hoover F.lec. Coffee Maker, Reg. $24 .95 . . . . • • $19.95 Mlrromallc Automatle Percolator, Reg. $12.95 Sale $10.91i West Bend Elec. PCI'<olator, Reg. $11.95 ...• Sale $9.95 Set Stainless Steel MlxiDJI Bowht, Reg. $5.95 Sale $4.95 West Beod Elee. Popcorn Popper, Reg. $7 .50 Sale $5.95 Domlnloo Automatic Iron, Reg. $9.9~ •..••• Sale $7.95 35 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FREEZER · .. · ........ $619.00 UNICO WASHERS AND DRYERS 1- Hniy !-Only !-Only ! - Only Unlco Automatic Deluxe Elect. Washer Unico Aatomatle Deluxe Elect. Dryer llnico Automatic Master Dlx. Elect. Washer llnieo Autotilalle Master Dlx . Eleet. Dryer ,, $149 $119 U49 $179 �' ''..... - • ... -..., ... ·' .. ~.-,_ ..,._ - ... - ......... .. ... .~:- ,) .. _. f-.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., De<:. 21, 1956 Undefeated inois And Ohio State Risk U defeated Records - -=,---:--I FalcollS Tangle w·It h panthers teatt~..~ st a Fran. T • ht Here ontg 1t e Select Onlv l'lie verw.Be.t fallsed Cars CHK:AGO UP - Illinoi5 and - - Ohio Slot•, two of l • Big Ten's best risk their unde! att"d basket ball rerords against non-conference in week d games. Tbe Ullni, who Monday Put 8Udden end o San cisco's 60--(ame wl ing streal. take on the Dayto Flyers in one The Pomeroy Panthers and the of tonight's openi a games of the Wahama FaiC"o nll meet tonlibt on University of K tucky's basket· the basll:etb~ll court at Pomeroy ball tour!l.amenl gym In thP last C'age game of the A win for the Illi'rll , who arc 1956 season . f.avorl!'d , would pit them Saturday The Panthers will be out to get l,f8.insl the winner or the Southl!'rn Methodist..Kecrtucky dash, th\' set- back in the win column against ond contest on tonigtlt's four-team Ralph Sayrt>'~ quintet as the3: tourney. Thus the UUni , with four ha...-en't lffn aetion sinC"e taking straight wlm , cou ld emcrgt' with a 84-44 trouncing from Gallipolis a perfett slate or six C"age vic- last Yl'iday night . tories. Wahama was surpr isPd by MidOhio Stat• On TV dleport in l'ls ing thei r opener, but Ohio Stale's unbeaten Bu('keyes lllnce have ~[;One unbeaten, and will with three garnf!s beh.ind tham , in· floor a big team against the Pan. chading a 74-54 vtetory over St. then tonight Louis their last time out, en.:;agt' Center Joe Ford and fOTwards, Tulane In a teltv1sed game at 2:30 Jerry Arnold and Oliver &II are p.m. Saturday. well over silt feet and will give the Purdue, 11 M-62 loser to Nebras- Falcons a heighth advantage. ka in itt IBSI start after winning Clark and t.ayne will probably four In a row, meets Butler a start at the guards for Wahama. busy Ble Ten opponent and victor; Coach Dlek Retton will start the 0\'er Mlchiaan and Wbconsln . same five t~at has been opening The hapless Badgers of Wiscon- his games to date. John Sisson sin, wbo c'ptured tht-ir first win and Junior Hawthorne will op~>n after four los.~~es , were a goOd bM at the forYnrrds with S. T. Johtr to lote another l!l.i:!me tomon>ow &on at center. The guards will be niiht when tbl!y travel lo Law- llltle Aaron Buffington and Larry rence, Kan., for a tilt with Wilt Wlldermuth. The Stilt Chamberla in and hb aupportinJ cost of Kansu Team· MilOS GENERAL HOSPITAl. mates. '.rht- Kansans' No. 1 naAdmitted Ray Roush., Syracuse; tlon•l ranking appearing to be in TbeDdore Nf'ut:tlini', Middleport; little danger. Lela Mutter. Long Bo-ttom; Mrs. Jn other Saturda_y night action, Sadie Betting, Pomeroy. Kansas State Is at [owa . Pitts·DLacbarets: Mrs. Eo:merson Jones tturch at Mlcblian, Marquette at of Middleport ; Mrs. Cbarles GilMlehilan State and Loyola of Chi· more t~nd daughtl!'t', Pomeroy; and at Minnuoh. Clifford, Syraeuae, neYer know what deal 1oa tan get Untn YOU COME AND SE£ 1956 FORD 1955 CHMOLET Jackets-Tornadoes Scramble For Rebound be put oa pur car NOW lor just 0.00 down! YOUR METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At Traflk Light In Middleport OpeD l!vonlngt until 9 p.m . Phone 8045--J Shopping Headquarten FOR Men Women Boys See Our Modern Styles N. 2nd Ave. C.,h Dahr, Owner Middleport WE'LL BE CLOSED WE WILL BE OPEN MON. DEC. 24 Bolh New and Used Car Sales offices will be open Monday December 24, but will be closed Christmas Day. however lo allow our employes to spend their holidays wilh their families the Service Deparlment will be cloted both Monday •nd Tuesday. Bi A Slof In Solurdoy or S•adoy or Moad'!__ ADd !Jurprloe Your V11nlly Willi Oae ot""'" USED CARS 1956 Chevrolet V-8 4-Door Six paaeJIIor Stotlon Wagon. Radio, Healer and Power GUdt- White Wa.ll Tires. Extra Cielln. Ont local owner. 1955 Buick 4 Dr. Hardtop Beautltulli-Tone Orten Finish. While Wail Tires. Dynafiow. Radio and Heater. One local Owner. 1955 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 6 Cylinder With overdrive. Radio. Healer, Exira Clean. Only 17,000 mllu. 1953 FORD 2-Dr. Customline V-8 Motor. Radio and n.. ler. Local owner. New Paint- Clean. f ,1 . '· I POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Open I:GG A.M.-8:00P.M. - Sundayol:00--4:ot P.lll, .... ltnd (Ne~r Hlp IOool) Phou 01 el'llne. The room was decorated in J:eepihg with Christmas, includinJ I Ughted tree under which aifh; wete placed . The table. were also decnrated and favors r.,, e1·e ChristcOI'sages made by Mn. Or· Ville WiteiS and Mn.. Wilham Boyd. A small card with the ·various Christmas symbols on it were used to rriark the places at the table. A dit~ner wa1 sent to Mn. Howard Kitchefl. a member who is ill. secret pale wer_e revealed with the exchang" Of gilts. The members adj~urned .to the Ward House for the~r meehnf!!: and. party. The traveUne priz~ donated by Mrs. Charles J . Werry, wu awarded to Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert. Game11 were played and prizes ~warded the winners. "!•• folllef01, Oblo I Club EnJ"Oyed Potluck o.·nner ·' E. Main Matches Played In Twin City Bowling League 24 SPTS Rutland Five Loses 88-50 T0 Chauneey Friendly Tavern won bowline Rutland's Red Devils, champs in matches ln tht Twin City Ltague football , are having a rougher Thursday nl[lh.t at the loeal alleys. time in baskctbnll. They went The .<~cores: down 88-50 last night on t'helr TWIN CITY LIAWUE home court against Chnuncey. o.v. a.c. For Rutland Jim Graham was Jenks 87 127 104 3Ul •high point man with 25 while Muncy 132 148 142 422 Ch.auncey's Kirkpatrick had 30, Hysell 82 123 I 24 329 assisted by Wilson and Koll€r Srnitb 115 120 1!50 385 with 24 and 22 respectively. Handicap 36 38 31 lOIS Larry Du~an and Roger Turner Totals 4:W 556 051 15!59 ·for Rutland played good &ggres· SPMTS CI!!NTI!R stobart }8(l 151 331 sive hasketi:Jall. Wilson and Killer G. MeKinncy HH 191 190 532 were demons on rebounding: an~ 1~ 156 306 offcngi\•ely .u well for Chauncey. CoHin1 B. MeKhiney 160 188 157 485 A reserve game wll.!l won by Rut· Dr~nner 101 137 238 land, 31-25, with Bill Coy high for Total! 641 811 640 1892 !)evib lhb season. A r!>s(•rve ~t~mc BOOITIIS will begin at 7 p.m. witb thl' main Bctzing 1411 132 115 393 attraction set (fir B 11m Whipple 117 124 161 402 Russell 112 146 187 425 Blind 110 110 110 330 Handicap 50 50 50 150 Totals 535 Mi2 603 1700 nuUand With. 9 points . Hubert Nyc ·a nd Larry Howe had 1ix eaeh for Chaunr-ey. Box Scores: RUTLAND Pl-r•r &. Pot. PO FT TP 4 0.1 B 9 7-o 25 1 01 2 Eads, F J. Grahom. F. Turner, c 1 D. Dugan, G "R. Rice, G <D. Carson, (' A. Blddlr, G L. TJue-an, G ·G. Justice, G Goorle, G Totals 18 CHAUNCIY Pl1yer & Po._ Kirkpatrick , F Roller, F. Wil.<~on , C , Kranytk, G McAft~ e. G Bowe , G 'Ne lson F Russell , G Nye, G Uickens, G Total!! 3 0.2 6 0 3-4 3 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 2·2 4 0 0·0 0 0 0-0 0 14-21 50 FO FT TP 13 4·6 30 7 8·14 22 9 6-Hi 24 4 0·0 8 1 U-1 2 0 0.0 0 1 0·0 2 0 0-1 0 o o-o o 0 0·0 0 35 18·3 7 88 SiiSOil 149 Ill w. Davis 171 188 L. navis 139 140 Warner H4 116 Totals 593 535 FRIENDLY TAVBRN Chesher U4 120 Mitch 137 132 G. Roush 124 133 W. RouJOh 147 151 Totals !142 536 POST OFFICii 169 114 Abbott 156 111 Bowen IO:i 136 H.adford 1~8 163 Wagner U5 15 Handicap 601 539 Totals Hi7 197 179 1U7 040 417 536 458 307 1768 169 102 161 15:1 645 423 4:-11 418 451 1723 119 103 101 183 1:'1 521 402 370 The best all-round winter tires you can buy _........ "JIIu. Nit and'"" INTflllOCKINtl liNG 1m $500.00 MOlRIS.LOCK W.wlnt Rh11 $250.00 $150.00 ICINNAN-LOCK W•ddlnt lint $7.!.00 As low as 1.00 DOWif Alw•y• toc•th111r- IIIIWIYJ In place , • , theM Keepaaoke Di•mond Rina• are !nterlockitd to reveal their hill beauty 1nd bril- Racine Service Station liance eason's ... ..... ,... THII f~verl Every Keep!llke Enp.1f41ment Diamond i• a perfect rem••nntud in writing by OLIVER BAILEY, OWNER Keeperake, 0060. Houtebepinr UICI ,-' ~ First Baptist Children De-pts. Chn.Slmas Party Thursday was Chmtmas party day foe the yountt'r children or lhf Middleport Sehooli. In the mor nlng both anernoon and morning ~luses of the Klnderw:arden 0'\f't for their combined party . Room· mothers o,l(ho auisled the teaclller. Mrs. Guy Rpynolda, were Mrs. Harold :e;. Hubbard . Mr~. Clyde Ingell , MM. Donald MIUR, M-ra, Michael Haekett, Mrs. Harold Long and Mrs. Guy F. Sayre. tax stamps whteb were redeemed by the teacher and the money used to pllll'~hase new tyos for the Klndergarten. TO)'S were also received 1111 glft 1 {c>r the Klndergarden-room Ice eream, choeolate milk, ~kle! in the form 1 of Chdtl.mas trees Jnd S 1 nt.t. Cla111, and candy canes and chocolate Santa Claus flprel were serVed to the children and b 1 t elr guu L Mrs. fleynolda _told the •tory of the. Hirth Of Christ. as a p~rt . of Uaelr program. A ll&hted Ch~ 1stmaa tree and other decorat 1ons were used for the party. ' ld' d ,_ Ill t h e P etrI S treet b w mg e eorated Christmas tree! wert! in h oom Mn Lionel Boggs Mrs eJe r · · • j Charles Clukson and Mrs. Ear 1 Davenport were room-molhers ·for the First Grade taught by . Mrs. Wil~n C~rpenter and t~e children rece 1ved 1ce cream, Chmtmas cook ies, milk and candy l'anes and Chrlltmas favors, and g1fts. Mrs. 1sul Haptonsta11 played an ac· corditn aceompaniment for carol aiaging in tid• room and the First Grade taught by Mrs. Bradford M'agg. Children in Mrs. Carpenter's room had made pictures of wh .. t they wanted for Christmas and had a Nativity scene intheir 9and box. Mrs. Gillispie and son were guests at this party. In M-rs M·a ag's room, Mrs. Marvin Swan, Mrs. Howard Slater anct Mrs. tva Stewart assisted tile tea- ·, - -..,...- .. - . , . .... "t"'l,... " TUPPERS PLAIN I .... ' .. '•:J' rueats of Wr. aad ..,.. l'hevali!!r and 10ru. &,. l ...tyn lrlcld•• 1\ev. Rilly Orr delivered !he Ser· Newark Oh1o Sundu ta 1M mon here Sunda y Eve I n the ab mnther Mrs Lola CaJdweU .,~ seact o r Rev freeland Nort tJ Sun lln a sanitorium tb...re. ---------~r:1da) Sc hool altt"nd.ilntl' w~~ :10 ()f The Chrlatm~ purty of th~t Pt.. fe r lng $ 7 20 PLAN aAKI IALI mary and Jumor department• of Mn )bry Rl'l'd of ~·ooh 111e romeroy Junior HiJb. School will the Church Stbool of the YITit, 11ptnt Sund~y ~ 1lll .\ot r<; V . i01n I hold ll Bake Sale all I d&} at tM Kroger 8apll1t Church wa1 held Monday HoHman. l'vt"ntna:. · to an announcement tdn . Joe Ellu of .\la ~nn l,l,' Va Mrt. Richard (>oWen and Mrs. IRd ~1 r. and .\ln LlnM-y I .}On~ Henry Null wtre in cbaree of rtSr . of Middli!-port wt-r ,- reN"nt )l"ue l:fe!ltlon to rthe eveniOJ and the su or Mn. Ora f:ah.l wl' )) an,) dau· I rhcr w1th thf' party_ Records were l' h.ildrt>n eJ"chansed gifitl during shter Mr and ~r~ Ton. Pt·rr1 n pl.i:!yt'd Juring the IOCit~l hour and th• sO<'ial hour. Mr. and Mrs John n,.!IR<'I') of l'SED CAR SPECIALS Rl'freshmenls of :sandwitheJ, !ht> childnm we;! it'rved ire ('ream Middll'porl wf're Sunr1:~) t'\l·run~ rooldes and koolade were IM"rved Chri stmas coo ~ it-~. ite cream and rec('ived gifts and ta~·ors . The1r by the followine teat'~rs : Mrt. o'll"corations included sC('nes on th~ Paul Smut. Mn. Charlea Bennett , LI!GAL NOTICE hlarkboarJ and tn I he wn1dows and Mn Davil;i Dar11t Jr., M-rs. Harry Savoy .. 8" 4 Door NOTICI OP SJOCKHVLDERS llouda•helt, Mrs. Franc•s Bearh11, s:mdbox. ANNUAL MEETING 1 Mr11 Owen and Mu. Null. The annual merting of thP S('('ond ~rader s in Mrs. r.rrald I A rebeanal or thf! Chrilitmas Rupe' .~ room had Christmas r ook· program was also held during thf' atockhotders of tile F1nt National , Bank of Racine, Oh io for the I ies . irP l'ream. m1l k, randy canes evening. Belvedere Hardtop election or dirt'ctors and transand favors vf gamu and toys. ] - - - ' - - - - ,/ -- - - at'lion of any other bu.si nes~ that Room-mothe1·s were Mrs. Oenvt'r Lowe and ]drs_ cornell Vance were may come bfofore the met:tin g ·.o.·i ll Nehon, Mra. James Pullen, Mn. ber roorrrmotber1 and they served be beld at the office of !laid b£~nk Norman Humphries. Games were ire cream, oranae-adt, Cbri1tmas GD January 8, 1867, betw~n 10 00 played and prize• won by Janice eookies and gave toya and candies 1. m. and 12:00 noon. Scllmoll , George Saurrand·Marilyn to the children. Carol1 were tung Signed : Freeland S. Norri11 , SlumlJO. Their derorations inC"IUd· durinJ tohe program. W. Main Pomehy Cuhier. ed Christmas scenes on the bui!PMrs. Robert Rawlings and Mrs. (22) 20, 21. 22, rr, 28. 29. 6tc ' tin bOards and windows. Recordt>d Bruce LJoyd aMilted Mist Mildred mn>5k was played durin ,g the party. Hawley with the party for her In Mrs. Robert Allensworth's 1Fo11rth Graders wht>o Mra. Dale Second Grade, M-rs. Millon Hood, , Nicholaon and Mrs. Edward Stiles, Mrs .. William_ Davia and Mr1. Jo~n room mothers. were unable to be Bolhnger ass1stt>d the teacher w1th present. Ice cream, Christmas cootht> party and Mr .and Mrs . Har- kies, candy ranet and orange-ade old Eppley were guesta. Games were sened to the children alleY" were played and rizes won b th~y ha_d played p~ea. The deorRuth Ann Ferguso: William I>~ a lions mcluded Chnatmaa IICenes \'is. Michael Blaine a~d David Hen- on the blackboards and a lret. 1 · Ch · t lc.' · { nx. TIS '1\U coo lefl . l<'e ('ream In Mrs, Crary o~vis' Fourth • decorated cup eake11 sen• by Mrs Leland Brown and Mrs 'Paul E. Graded. 1.. ke~eam, Ot'ld nee-ade, de~ · · · orate coo IH, can Y canes, anJDavis, _and fayors of _santa Cl~us mal craellen and f•von of candles boot!! filled With rand1es and g1fta were given to the ebildnn. Mrs. were given to the rhildren. Tbeir Eddie Blake Mrl JJmea Criswell d~orations included a gumdrop and Mrt Ru'th were room tree, and dccora~iOII!! on the win- mothers· who auiste4 Mrs. Davis. dows and bulletin boards. The cbilllftn pl.-y.cl gJIIlel and At Central EJemenlary School sang carols to recorded muli{'. the tree in Mrs. R. M. Sherman's Their deeahlloN lqeluded a trte Third Gr'ad'e was decoruted with and. scenes on tbe black boards. ornsments made by the children . They read Christmas stories and In the Fifth and Sixth era4es played musie during their party the ehll4rta tOg carob, told ami w~re served Christmas cookies Christmas dories and played re· ire cream, orange--ade and cboco.. cord.l and were aened decorated encl • boo1111iful-.ure of lale favors. Mrs. Kenneth Cook, coalr:ie1, ice eream, ean4y canes ·Mrs. Delbert Becker and Mrs. and orange-ade. Room mothers · llooppy to cberilh Charles Edwards assisted Mrs. wbo 111itted tbe teachers wtre: Sherman with the party. Mrs. Bea PhilJOn, Fifth grade lllit 11417 llu Plllltl. Third Graders in Mrs. Ernest teacbOr, Mn.. John Lyons, Mrs. -~ Covert's room had made colored James Daniell and Mrs . RusseU t'hains and Santas to decorate their Lyon•; Principal Leo KeMedy, FIIOM ALL THE EMPLOYEES OF room and a!so had a lighted tree. -Fifth Gradl, Mr.1. Paul Stott, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Long, Mrs. William Millard Wlldennuth and Mrs. Jaek Satterfield; Mra. James Hawley, Sixth Grade teacher. Mrs. L. W. Ml'Comu, Mrs. Frank Wibon, Mrs. VOUR. FORO DEALER Don Roaeb; Mrs. Ferne Gaul, Sixth Gtade teKher, Mrs. Forrest J. E. PRESTON, President .Sal'htel, Mrs. ztert Bodimer and S. 2nd Ave. Middleport Mrs. Edi.son Baker. CHI.IISTMAS 1 1956 PLYMOUTH 1 1953 PLYMOUTH Legion Auto SALES I I I crine -* ----- Cllrillmu kill& -------------- JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. • Christmos Greetings extra~rdlnary reefin FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE SHOP AT HOME 504 45 1661 - - 0tMepeate4 6ut tl"etrt ~- ~ wllh to l'Qfl: All llblllldGncc of fQ04 ckR ' w wMit 7W_ tllr• THIS CHRISTMAS Eastern, Racine Meet Tonight On Court \ ,___ro u ' *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS ALLEN APPLIANCE E. Main St. FOR THE Pomeroy Best News Coverage JF;;;;;~d -control FC·IISQ e New l'olwNd Cont10l deslfln ' *READ • • • · · • • * DAILY SENTINEL will ancl _ _j -rmth of the Hellday ..ason, we wish the b11t :0.1 --m¥hfrig"to our .loyar patron& ancl thank them most heartily l Meigs County's Only \ for th• opportunity af eerving them during the past yell'., R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, Ohio • Mulmum ceiJJO .,.ce on minimum wh. .lbli•• • "eo..aflywherw" mltiHHIYereblllfy • Famous 'Jeep'l'llflfiNIIft• end economy • 4•Wheel·drlve ll'llctlon - d ve,..tlllfy For Everyone On YOUR LIST THE c•. Mill and 2nd Sts. ' -. •-. Christmas Party Day Observed In Middleport Grade Schools ' .)qj)ith all the traditional good ~ - I 111nd thi1 •tore. 340 The two hottest Meig-s f'ounty [.(•nl(ue Bnsketbali teams meet hPad on lonil(ht on Mlddh•porl'! hardwood noor, one Rhootlng. currt•ntly at 52··~ the othf'r Bt 4T 010 Racine's Tornadoes who have won six straight, lnrluding v,l doric~S over Belpre and Middleport, have canned 202 out of 386 !!hobfor a t't'markable n2v;,. Not far behind !1 llartslll 'Oodrill's Ell!ilern quintet whlrh hi! an almo~t u apod perct'nlaJe rate of 47. Eastern has one defeat against lh record, It Pomf'roy. The Bht(' clad men ot Oodri\1 haYe not mC"t the eollber ot opposition 1hat Racine bu -"Wr ar~ d$£lnlte underdogs," Dodrlll Aid thb lltorning, Eastern will be without thf services of Phil Boyles, guard. and l:ey playmaker. He suffNC'd 111 badly sprained ankle 10 dnys ato and will not be available unlll after Chl'il'itmas. Dodrill will have two hlg'b 9COTen to threw agalnlt 1 Racln(' team that habltuaJiy zets four or lh m€'mben Into double fi!{url!lll. Ralph Knight and Clair!" Woode the only two Easterners over slx feel , have potent •~rage!! . Jn four 11ames WoOdE' has averagf'd 281,2 polnb, Knight 18 and lhr('t' quarters. Ractne bu anotb*r Wolfe this year with a r-eal 11hll'p ey"' and a knack for floor play. Doug Graham a rorward, ts aftotber high pol"' ter. Ronftit Salsu, bUlky noorrpan, Ia tlle "~undln, ace. 'rhiJ b the tLrtt ot two clashes between tht Torrtadoes and Blue Pomeroy TUBILUS OR TUII-TYPE ....... $21 7.10.15 $29.10 • .....,. $31.90 . • Following their annual custom, STOP SPINNING OI!T TRAILMAK.RS They walk t\rougb snow, wade through mud, stop 011 ice ao4 drive quietly. The Datlv Sentmel t.he ~hildren bad collected sale.s lliamond Beoatg at itll Best! BOWLES gets a rebound and tdcs for in the quarter of the MidJackets lost 70-49 and here arr. dleport-Racine game Tuesday night at Middleport. pitted against several Racine substitutes. Only Doug No. 10, high scoring regular and barely seen behind Bowles, is in the Racine lineup for in!Juence. Earlier Jacket Morrls is at the far right, Coach Nolan Swackhammer had all of his subs in for a Kennedy Is No. 36 with gla6ses, and Bobby Netson, a sub, Is extreme left. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 21 , 1956-S w•• Collins Jewelry F.asiNn Rnrine 1·24 Sps . SMART SANTA BETTER held lta Chrlalma• dinner 1t the F~dented Church, Vrednesd.ay ev- DAVIS·WARNIR DAY I The Seeond Wa.rd Womeft'a dub From Sport Center, Davls-Warnet and SMITH CLOTHING ManyMor• ToChoo•• From B.F. Goodrieli TRAILMAKER TUBELESS Matehe~ MAKE abort hu1lneu ~H~Ion waa held with Mrt. Arlee A},bott preaident, prN1d.in1. A re)Orl tD tbc Net: of the eommu111ty ak-e11 aed abo Preae'rlt were M.n. Wil1lam Siler- several commun11y anDO~tncmentl idan, Mr5 . Churles J . Werry, Mn. were i'iYf'rt . WiUiam Boyd, Mn. Orville Wlle.s, Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert, Mrs. Waid Packaaev tor the ljfed in the GGtby , Mn. Robert Rut8eiJ, Mra. l'Ommunity and for rellidenh at Vernal Blackwood, Mn. Gardner lhe Carmen Heat Home wer~ wnpManJr.in, Min Madaline Fl\'ldi, poed ready for delivery. Sotrtlt pals Mrs . Lydia Hysell, Mn. John Hun- exehanaed gill1. nell, Mrs. Lt> roy WaUoa, Mn. Henry Dailey (;r., .Mrs. Alice Clark, Present Wf"rt Mrs. !dtar AbMrs. .t{azel UeCioud. Mn. Eugene bott .i:!nd children Kath)' and, Eddie Triplett, Mrs. Ella Arnold, Mu. Mrs. Ariel!' Abbott, Mrs. Maxine Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Clifford Jen- Arnold, Mn. Wilbur BaUey, Mrs. kinson and Mn. Carl Peninger. Harold Blackston and children, Sherrie and Bobby, Mn. How111rd Bolin , Mra. Oliver Clark, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. Lewi1 Gru~ it'r, Mrl. John Hartune, Mn. Will· • . iam More:an, Mr11. Ho .. er· Raclford, The Rock Sprmgs Better Health Mrs. Wllliam Grueser Mrs-.-Edclub met Wednesday at the Granee ward Humphrey Mra. Amos Leo· hall fOr iU annual Chritlmas party., nard, Mrs. Anna Reuter, and dau'I A pollueh- dinner was enjoyed ght\'r, Connie and Mrs. Horaca Abat noon and in the afternoon s bott and 10ns, Di!nny and Riter. Sec.ond Word Women Held Christmas Dinner In Pomeroy Federated Church -- HOME NEWSPAPER • Toys For The Children! Appliances For Her! Sporting Goods For Him! Auto Accessories for Car! Come In and Look Around. You're Sure To Find Just The Gift You've Been Looking For Here's the world's ne1fftl, most dlicient 4 -wheel drive Truck-the all-new 'Jeep' FC·l50. New Forward Control del!li.gn i~ the ~eeret! /1'.1 1M fir*' lirnl!' a 4-wAul truck luu . - 10 IIDt.clivelr combiruNI 3uch e%cep/Wn.al mt~neu• verabl.li.Jy wiiA H) mucA. cargo capadty! ThiA newest truck concept putll an unprecedented 74" pickup ho:a: en an 81" wheelbase. You get yean ahead bew !ltyling.. villibility and comfvrt featur(ll like a l\ew wrap-around wind•hield, the larp~t in the FC-150 weight da8!J, .11paciou• new Safety-View Cl!b, 11long with traditional •Jeep' stamina and ven~atilily r The n~w 'Jeep' FC-150 retains oU tbe rugged. FC-150.- l WIL&.Ye , •• war1d's lar;est mak•,.. ot -4-Whe•I·Drh•• vel'llc:le• / Teat•Drlllelt at 11011r 'Jeep' duterl OGRE'S BUSY STORE IN POMEROY driv~ •enatile, functional features you'd expect to: find in performance·rJroved •Jeep' vehicl~s, including ··go-anywher~·· 4-wbed-drive traction. I POMEROY EQUIPMENT CO. A. R. KNIGHT, Preoldeal Pomeroy, Ohl.., llox 591 • �' ''..... - • ... -..., ... ·' .. ~.-,_ ..,._ - ... - ......... .. ... .~:- ,) .. _. f-.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., De<:. 21, 1956 Undefeated inois And Ohio State Risk U defeated Records - -=,---:--I FalcollS Tangle w·It h panthers teatt~..~ st a Fran. T • ht Here ontg 1t e Select Onlv l'lie verw.Be.t fallsed Cars CHK:AGO UP - Illinoi5 and - - Ohio Slot•, two of l • Big Ten's best risk their unde! att"d basket ball rerords against non-conference in week d games. Tbe Ullni, who Monday Put 8Udden end o San cisco's 60--(ame wl ing streal. take on the Dayto Flyers in one The Pomeroy Panthers and the of tonight's openi a games of the Wahama FaiC"o nll meet tonlibt on University of K tucky's basket· the basll:etb~ll court at Pomeroy ball tour!l.amenl gym In thP last C'age game of the A win for the Illi'rll , who arc 1956 season . f.avorl!'d , would pit them Saturday The Panthers will be out to get l,f8.insl the winner or the Southl!'rn Methodist..Kecrtucky dash, th\' set- back in the win column against ond contest on tonigtlt's four-team Ralph Sayrt>'~ quintet as the3: tourney. Thus the UUni , with four ha...-en't lffn aetion sinC"e taking straight wlm , cou ld emcrgt' with a 84-44 trouncing from Gallipolis a perfett slate or six C"age vic- last Yl'iday night . tories. Wahama was surpr isPd by MidOhio Stat• On TV dleport in l'ls ing thei r opener, but Ohio Stale's unbeaten Bu('keyes lllnce have ~[;One unbeaten, and will with three garnf!s beh.ind tham , in· floor a big team against the Pan. chading a 74-54 vtetory over St. then tonight Louis their last time out, en.:;agt' Center Joe Ford and fOTwards, Tulane In a teltv1sed game at 2:30 Jerry Arnold and Oliver &II are p.m. Saturday. well over silt feet and will give the Purdue, 11 M-62 loser to Nebras- Falcons a heighth advantage. ka in itt IBSI start after winning Clark and t.ayne will probably four In a row, meets Butler a start at the guards for Wahama. busy Ble Ten opponent and victor; Coach Dlek Retton will start the 0\'er Mlchiaan and Wbconsln . same five t~at has been opening The hapless Badgers of Wiscon- his games to date. John Sisson sin, wbo c'ptured tht-ir first win and Junior Hawthorne will op~>n after four los.~~es , were a goOd bM at the forYnrrds with S. T. Johtr to lote another l!l.i:!me tomon>ow &on at center. The guards will be niiht when tbl!y travel lo Law- llltle Aaron Buffington and Larry rence, Kan., for a tilt with Wilt Wlldermuth. The Stilt Chamberla in and hb aupportinJ cost of Kansu Team· MilOS GENERAL HOSPITAl. mates. '.rht- Kansans' No. 1 naAdmitted Ray Roush., Syracuse; tlon•l ranking appearing to be in TbeDdore Nf'ut:tlini', Middleport; little danger. Lela Mutter. Long Bo-ttom; Mrs. Jn other Saturda_y night action, Sadie Betting, Pomeroy. Kansas State Is at [owa . Pitts·DLacbarets: Mrs. Eo:merson Jones tturch at Mlcblian, Marquette at of Middleport ; Mrs. Cbarles GilMlehilan State and Loyola of Chi· more t~nd daughtl!'t', Pomeroy; and at Minnuoh. Clifford, Syraeuae, neYer know what deal 1oa tan get Untn YOU COME AND SE£ 1956 FORD 1955 CHMOLET Jackets-Tornadoes Scramble For Rebound be put oa pur car NOW lor just 0.00 down! YOUR METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At Traflk Light In Middleport OpeD l!vonlngt until 9 p.m . Phone 8045--J Shopping Headquarten FOR Men Women Boys See Our Modern Styles N. 2nd Ave. C.,h Dahr, Owner Middleport WE'LL BE CLOSED WE WILL BE OPEN MON. DEC. 24 Bolh New and Used Car Sales offices will be open Monday December 24, but will be closed Christmas Day. however lo allow our employes to spend their holidays wilh their families the Service Deparlment will be cloted both Monday •nd Tuesday. Bi A Slof In Solurdoy or S•adoy or Moad'!__ ADd !Jurprloe Your V11nlly Willi Oae ot""'" USED CARS 1956 Chevrolet V-8 4-Door Six paaeJIIor Stotlon Wagon. Radio, Healer and Power GUdt- White Wa.ll Tires. Extra Cielln. Ont local owner. 1955 Buick 4 Dr. Hardtop Beautltulli-Tone Orten Finish. While Wail Tires. Dynafiow. Radio and Heater. One local Owner. 1955 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 6 Cylinder With overdrive. Radio. Healer, Exira Clean. Only 17,000 mllu. 1953 FORD 2-Dr. Customline V-8 Motor. Radio and n.. ler. Local owner. New Paint- Clean. f ,1 . '· I POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Open I:GG A.M.-8:00P.M. - Sundayol:00--4:ot P.lll, .... ltnd (Ne~r Hlp IOool) Phou 01 el'llne. The room was decorated in J:eepihg with Christmas, includinJ I Ughted tree under which aifh; wete placed . The table. were also decnrated and favors r.,, e1·e ChristcOI'sages made by Mn. Or· Ville WiteiS and Mn.. Wilham Boyd. A small card with the ·various Christmas symbols on it were used to rriark the places at the table. A dit~ner wa1 sent to Mn. Howard Kitchefl. a member who is ill. secret pale wer_e revealed with the exchang" Of gilts. The members adj~urned .to the Ward House for the~r meehnf!!: and. party. The traveUne priz~ donated by Mrs. Charles J . Werry, wu awarded to Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert. Game11 were played and prizes ~warded the winners. "!•• folllef01, Oblo I Club EnJ"Oyed Potluck o.·nner ·' E. Main Matches Played In Twin City Bowling League 24 SPTS Rutland Five Loses 88-50 T0 Chauneey Friendly Tavern won bowline Rutland's Red Devils, champs in matches ln tht Twin City Ltague football , are having a rougher Thursday nl[lh.t at the loeal alleys. time in baskctbnll. They went The .<~cores: down 88-50 last night on t'helr TWIN CITY LIAWUE home court against Chnuncey. o.v. a.c. For Rutland Jim Graham was Jenks 87 127 104 3Ul •high point man with 25 while Muncy 132 148 142 422 Ch.auncey's Kirkpatrick had 30, Hysell 82 123 I 24 329 assisted by Wilson and Koll€r Srnitb 115 120 1!50 385 with 24 and 22 respectively. Handicap 36 38 31 lOIS Larry Du~an and Roger Turner Totals 4:W 556 051 15!59 ·for Rutland played good &ggres· SPMTS CI!!NTI!R stobart }8(l 151 331 sive hasketi:Jall. Wilson and Killer G. MeKinncy HH 191 190 532 were demons on rebounding: an~ 1~ 156 306 offcngi\•ely .u well for Chauncey. CoHin1 B. MeKhiney 160 188 157 485 A reserve game wll.!l won by Rut· Dr~nner 101 137 238 land, 31-25, with Bill Coy high for Total! 641 811 640 1892 !)evib lhb season. A r!>s(•rve ~t~mc BOOITIIS will begin at 7 p.m. witb thl' main Bctzing 1411 132 115 393 attraction set (fir B 11m Whipple 117 124 161 402 Russell 112 146 187 425 Blind 110 110 110 330 Handicap 50 50 50 150 Totals 535 Mi2 603 1700 nuUand With. 9 points . Hubert Nyc ·a nd Larry Howe had 1ix eaeh for Chaunr-ey. Box Scores: RUTLAND Pl-r•r &. Pot. PO FT TP 4 0.1 B 9 7-o 25 1 01 2 Eads, F J. Grahom. F. Turner, c 1 D. Dugan, G "R. Rice, G <D. Carson, (' A. Blddlr, G L. TJue-an, G ·G. Justice, G Goorle, G Totals 18 CHAUNCIY Pl1yer & Po._ Kirkpatrick , F Roller, F. Wil.<~on , C , Kranytk, G McAft~ e. G Bowe , G 'Ne lson F Russell , G Nye, G Uickens, G Total!! 3 0.2 6 0 3-4 3 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 2·2 4 0 0·0 0 0 0-0 0 14-21 50 FO FT TP 13 4·6 30 7 8·14 22 9 6-Hi 24 4 0·0 8 1 U-1 2 0 0.0 0 1 0·0 2 0 0-1 0 o o-o o 0 0·0 0 35 18·3 7 88 SiiSOil 149 Ill w. Davis 171 188 L. navis 139 140 Warner H4 116 Totals 593 535 FRIENDLY TAVBRN Chesher U4 120 Mitch 137 132 G. Roush 124 133 W. RouJOh 147 151 Totals !142 536 POST OFFICii 169 114 Abbott 156 111 Bowen IO:i 136 H.adford 1~8 163 Wagner U5 15 Handicap 601 539 Totals Hi7 197 179 1U7 040 417 536 458 307 1768 169 102 161 15:1 645 423 4:-11 418 451 1723 119 103 101 183 1:'1 521 402 370 The best all-round winter tires you can buy _........ "JIIu. Nit and'"" INTflllOCKINtl liNG 1m $500.00 MOlRIS.LOCK W.wlnt Rh11 $250.00 $150.00 ICINNAN-LOCK W•ddlnt lint $7.!.00 As low as 1.00 DOWif Alw•y• toc•th111r- IIIIWIYJ In place , • , theM Keepaaoke Di•mond Rina• are !nterlockitd to reveal their hill beauty 1nd bril- Racine Service Station liance eason's ... ..... ,... THII f~verl Every Keep!llke Enp.1f41ment Diamond i• a perfect rem••nntud in writing by OLIVER BAILEY, OWNER Keeperake, 0060. Houtebepinr UICI ,-' ~ First Baptist Children De-pts. Chn.Slmas Party Thursday was Chmtmas party day foe the yountt'r children or lhf Middleport Sehooli. In the mor nlng both anernoon and morning ~luses of the Klnderw:arden 0'\f't for their combined party . Room· mothers o,l(ho auisled the teaclller. Mrs. Guy Rpynolda, were Mrs. Harold :e;. Hubbard . Mr~. Clyde Ingell , MM. Donald MIUR, M-ra, Michael Haekett, Mrs. Harold Long and Mrs. Guy F. Sayre. tax stamps whteb were redeemed by the teacher and the money used to pllll'~hase new tyos for the Klndergarten. TO)'S were also received 1111 glft 1 {c>r the Klndergarden-room Ice eream, choeolate milk, ~kle! in the form 1 of Chdtl.mas trees Jnd S 1 nt.t. Cla111, and candy canes and chocolate Santa Claus flprel were serVed to the children and b 1 t elr guu L Mrs. fleynolda _told the •tory of the. Hirth Of Christ. as a p~rt . of Uaelr program. A ll&hted Ch~ 1stmaa tree and other decorat 1ons were used for the party. ' ld' d ,_ Ill t h e P etrI S treet b w mg e eorated Christmas tree! wert! in h oom Mn Lionel Boggs Mrs eJe r · · • j Charles Clukson and Mrs. Ear 1 Davenport were room-molhers ·for the First Grade taught by . Mrs. Wil~n C~rpenter and t~e children rece 1ved 1ce cream, Chmtmas cook ies, milk and candy l'anes and Chrlltmas favors, and g1fts. Mrs. 1sul Haptonsta11 played an ac· corditn aceompaniment for carol aiaging in tid• room and the First Grade taught by Mrs. Bradford M'agg. Children in Mrs. Carpenter's room had made pictures of wh .. t they wanted for Christmas and had a Nativity scene intheir 9and box. Mrs. Gillispie and son were guests at this party. In M-rs M·a ag's room, Mrs. Marvin Swan, Mrs. Howard Slater anct Mrs. tva Stewart assisted tile tea- ·, - -..,...- .. - . , . .... "t"'l,... " TUPPERS PLAIN I .... ' .. '•:J' rueats of Wr. aad ..,.. l'hevali!!r and 10ru. &,. l ...tyn lrlcld•• 1\ev. Rilly Orr delivered !he Ser· Newark Oh1o Sundu ta 1M mon here Sunda y Eve I n the ab mnther Mrs Lola CaJdweU .,~ seact o r Rev freeland Nort tJ Sun lln a sanitorium tb...re. ---------~r:1da) Sc hool altt"nd.ilntl' w~~ :10 ()f The Chrlatm~ purty of th~t Pt.. fe r lng $ 7 20 PLAN aAKI IALI mary and Jumor department• of Mn )bry Rl'l'd of ~·ooh 111e romeroy Junior HiJb. School will the Church Stbool of the YITit, 11ptnt Sund~y ~ 1lll .\ot r<; V . i01n I hold ll Bake Sale all I d&} at tM Kroger 8apll1t Church wa1 held Monday HoHman. l'vt"ntna:. · to an announcement tdn . Joe Ellu of .\la ~nn l,l,' Va Mrt. Richard (>oWen and Mrs. IRd ~1 r. and .\ln LlnM-y I .}On~ Henry Null wtre in cbaree of rtSr . of Middli!-port wt-r ,- reN"nt )l"ue l:fe!ltlon to rthe eveniOJ and the su or Mn. Ora f:ah.l wl' )) an,) dau· I rhcr w1th thf' party_ Records were l' h.ildrt>n eJ"chansed gifitl during shter Mr and ~r~ Ton. Pt·rr1 n pl.i:!yt'd Juring the IOCit~l hour and th• sO<'ial hour. Mr. and Mrs John n,.!IR<'I') of l'SED CAR SPECIALS Rl'freshmenls of :sandwitheJ, !ht> childnm we;! it'rved ire ('ream Middll'porl wf're Sunr1:~) t'\l·run~ rooldes and koolade were IM"rved Chri stmas coo ~ it-~. ite cream and rec('ived gifts and ta~·ors . The1r by the followine teat'~rs : Mrt. o'll"corations included sC('nes on th~ Paul Smut. Mn. Charlea Bennett , LI!GAL NOTICE hlarkboarJ and tn I he wn1dows and Mn Davil;i Dar11t Jr., M-rs. Harry Savoy .. 8" 4 Door NOTICI OP SJOCKHVLDERS llouda•helt, Mrs. Franc•s Bearh11, s:mdbox. ANNUAL MEETING 1 Mr11 Owen and Mu. Null. The annual merting of thP S('('ond ~rader s in Mrs. r.rrald I A rebeanal or thf! Chrilitmas Rupe' .~ room had Christmas r ook· program was also held during thf' atockhotders of tile F1nt National , Bank of Racine, Oh io for the I ies . irP l'ream. m1l k, randy canes evening. Belvedere Hardtop election or dirt'ctors and transand favors vf gamu and toys. ] - - - ' - - - - ,/ -- - - at'lion of any other bu.si nes~ that Room-mothe1·s were Mrs. Oenvt'r Lowe and ]drs_ cornell Vance were may come bfofore the met:tin g ·.o.·i ll Nehon, Mra. James Pullen, Mn. ber roorrrmotber1 and they served be beld at the office of !laid b£~nk Norman Humphries. Games were ire cream, oranae-adt, Cbri1tmas GD January 8, 1867, betw~n 10 00 played and prize• won by Janice eookies and gave toya and candies 1. m. and 12:00 noon. Scllmoll , George Saurrand·Marilyn to the children. Carol1 were tung Signed : Freeland S. Norri11 , SlumlJO. Their derorations inC"IUd· durinJ tohe program. W. Main Pomehy Cuhier. ed Christmas scenes on the bui!PMrs. Robert Rawlings and Mrs. (22) 20, 21. 22, rr, 28. 29. 6tc ' tin bOards and windows. Recordt>d Bruce LJoyd aMilted Mist Mildred mn>5k was played durin ,g the party. Hawley with the party for her In Mrs. Robert Allensworth's 1Fo11rth Graders wht>o Mra. Dale Second Grade, M-rs. Millon Hood, , Nicholaon and Mrs. Edward Stiles, Mrs .. William_ Davia and Mr1. Jo~n room mothers. were unable to be Bolhnger ass1stt>d the teacher w1th present. Ice cream, Christmas cootht> party and Mr .and Mrs . Har- kies, candy ranet and orange-ade old Eppley were guesta. Games were sened to the children alleY" were played and rizes won b th~y ha_d played p~ea. The deorRuth Ann Ferguso: William I>~ a lions mcluded Chnatmaa IICenes \'is. Michael Blaine a~d David Hen- on the blackboards and a lret. 1 · Ch · t lc.' · { nx. TIS '1\U coo lefl . l<'e ('ream In Mrs, Crary o~vis' Fourth • decorated cup eake11 sen• by Mrs Leland Brown and Mrs 'Paul E. Graded. 1.. ke~eam, Ot'ld nee-ade, de~ · · · orate coo IH, can Y canes, anJDavis, _and fayors of _santa Cl~us mal craellen and f•von of candles boot!! filled With rand1es and g1fta were given to the ebildnn. Mrs. were given to the rhildren. Tbeir Eddie Blake Mrl JJmea Criswell d~orations included a gumdrop and Mrt Ru'th were room tree, and dccora~iOII!! on the win- mothers· who auiste4 Mrs. Davis. dows and bulletin boards. The cbilllftn pl.-y.cl gJIIlel and At Central EJemenlary School sang carols to recorded muli{'. the tree in Mrs. R. M. Sherman's Their deeahlloN lqeluded a trte Third Gr'ad'e was decoruted with and. scenes on tbe black boards. ornsments made by the children . They read Christmas stories and In the Fifth and Sixth era4es played musie during their party the ehll4rta tOg carob, told ami w~re served Christmas cookies Christmas dories and played re· ire cream, orange--ade and cboco.. cord.l and were aened decorated encl • boo1111iful-.ure of lale favors. Mrs. Kenneth Cook, coalr:ie1, ice eream, ean4y canes ·Mrs. Delbert Becker and Mrs. and orange-ade. Room mothers · llooppy to cberilh Charles Edwards assisted Mrs. wbo 111itted tbe teachers wtre: Sherman with the party. Mrs. Bea PhilJOn, Fifth grade lllit 11417 llu Plllltl. Third Graders in Mrs. Ernest teacbOr, Mn.. John Lyons, Mrs. -~ Covert's room had made colored James Daniell and Mrs . RusseU t'hains and Santas to decorate their Lyon•; Principal Leo KeMedy, FIIOM ALL THE EMPLOYEES OF room and a!so had a lighted tree. -Fifth Gradl, Mr.1. Paul Stott, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Long, Mrs. William Millard Wlldennuth and Mrs. Jaek Satterfield; Mra. James Hawley, Sixth Grade teacher. Mrs. L. W. Ml'Comu, Mrs. Frank Wibon, Mrs. VOUR. FORO DEALER Don Roaeb; Mrs. Ferne Gaul, Sixth Gtade teKher, Mrs. Forrest J. E. PRESTON, President .Sal'htel, Mrs. ztert Bodimer and S. 2nd Ave. Middleport Mrs. Edi.son Baker. CHI.IISTMAS 1 1956 PLYMOUTH 1 1953 PLYMOUTH Legion Auto SALES I I I crine -* ----- Cllrillmu kill& -------------- JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. • Christmos Greetings extra~rdlnary reefin FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE SHOP AT HOME 504 45 1661 - - 0tMepeate4 6ut tl"etrt ~- ~ wllh to l'Qfl: All llblllldGncc of fQ04 ckR ' w wMit 7W_ tllr• THIS CHRISTMAS Eastern, Racine Meet Tonight On Court \ ,___ro u ' *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS ALLEN APPLIANCE E. Main St. FOR THE Pomeroy Best News Coverage JF;;;;;~d -control FC·IISQ e New l'olwNd Cont10l deslfln ' *READ • • • · · • • * DAILY SENTINEL will ancl _ _j -rmth of the Hellday ..ason, we wish the b11t :0.1 --m¥hfrig"to our .loyar patron& ancl thank them most heartily l Meigs County's Only \ for th• opportunity af eerving them during the past yell'., R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, Ohio • Mulmum ceiJJO .,.ce on minimum wh. .lbli•• • "eo..aflywherw" mltiHHIYereblllfy • Famous 'Jeep'l'llflfiNIIft• end economy • 4•Wheel·drlve ll'llctlon - d ve,..tlllfy For Everyone On YOUR LIST THE c•. Mill and 2nd Sts. ' -. •-. Christmas Party Day Observed In Middleport Grade Schools ' .)qj)ith all the traditional good ~ - I 111nd thi1 •tore. 340 The two hottest Meig-s f'ounty [.(•nl(ue Bnsketbali teams meet hPad on lonil(ht on Mlddh•porl'! hardwood noor, one Rhootlng. currt•ntly at 52··~ the othf'r Bt 4T 010 Racine's Tornadoes who have won six straight, lnrluding v,l doric~S over Belpre and Middleport, have canned 202 out of 386 !!hobfor a t't'markable n2v;,. Not far behind !1 llartslll 'Oodrill's Ell!ilern quintet whlrh hi! an almo~t u apod perct'nlaJe rate of 47. Eastern has one defeat against lh record, It Pomf'roy. The Bht(' clad men ot Oodri\1 haYe not mC"t the eollber ot opposition 1hat Racine bu -"Wr ar~ d$£lnlte underdogs," Dodrlll Aid thb lltorning, Eastern will be without thf services of Phil Boyles, guard. and l:ey playmaker. He suffNC'd 111 badly sprained ankle 10 dnys ato and will not be available unlll after Chl'il'itmas. Dodrill will have two hlg'b 9COTen to threw agalnlt 1 Racln(' team that habltuaJiy zets four or lh m€'mben Into double fi!{url!lll. Ralph Knight and Clair!" Woode the only two Easterners over slx feel , have potent •~rage!! . Jn four 11ames WoOdE' has averagf'd 281,2 polnb, Knight 18 and lhr('t' quarters. Ractne bu anotb*r Wolfe this year with a r-eal 11hll'p ey"' and a knack for floor play. Doug Graham a rorward, ts aftotber high pol"' ter. Ronftit Salsu, bUlky noorrpan, Ia tlle "~undln, ace. 'rhiJ b the tLrtt ot two clashes between tht Torrtadoes and Blue Pomeroy TUBILUS OR TUII-TYPE ....... $21 7.10.15 $29.10 • .....,. $31.90 . • Following their annual custom, STOP SPINNING OI!T TRAILMAK.RS They walk t\rougb snow, wade through mud, stop 011 ice ao4 drive quietly. The Datlv Sentmel t.he ~hildren bad collected sale.s lliamond Beoatg at itll Best! BOWLES gets a rebound and tdcs for in the quarter of the MidJackets lost 70-49 and here arr. dleport-Racine game Tuesday night at Middleport. pitted against several Racine substitutes. Only Doug No. 10, high scoring regular and barely seen behind Bowles, is in the Racine lineup for in!Juence. Earlier Jacket Morrls is at the far right, Coach Nolan Swackhammer had all of his subs in for a Kennedy Is No. 36 with gla6ses, and Bobby Netson, a sub, Is extreme left. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 21 , 1956-S w•• Collins Jewelry F.asiNn Rnrine 1·24 Sps . SMART SANTA BETTER held lta Chrlalma• dinner 1t the F~dented Church, Vrednesd.ay ev- DAVIS·WARNIR DAY I The Seeond Wa.rd Womeft'a dub From Sport Center, Davls-Warnet and SMITH CLOTHING ManyMor• ToChoo•• From B.F. Goodrieli TRAILMAKER TUBELESS Matehe~ MAKE abort hu1lneu ~H~Ion waa held with Mrt. Arlee A},bott preaident, prN1d.in1. A re)Orl tD tbc Net: of the eommu111ty ak-e11 aed abo Preae'rlt were M.n. Wil1lam Siler- several commun11y anDO~tncmentl idan, Mr5 . Churles J . Werry, Mn. were i'iYf'rt . WiUiam Boyd, Mn. Orville Wlle.s, Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert, Mrs. Waid Packaaev tor the ljfed in the GGtby , Mn. Robert Rut8eiJ, Mra. l'Ommunity and for rellidenh at Vernal Blackwood, Mn. Gardner lhe Carmen Heat Home wer~ wnpManJr.in, Min Madaline Fl\'ldi, poed ready for delivery. Sotrtlt pals Mrs . Lydia Hysell, Mn. John Hun- exehanaed gill1. nell, Mrs. Lt> roy WaUoa, Mn. Henry Dailey (;r., .Mrs. Alice Clark, Present Wf"rt Mrs. !dtar AbMrs. .t{azel UeCioud. Mn. Eugene bott .i:!nd children Kath)' and, Eddie Triplett, Mrs. Ella Arnold, Mu. Mrs. Ariel!' Abbott, Mrs. Maxine Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Clifford Jen- Arnold, Mn. Wilbur BaUey, Mrs. kinson and Mn. Carl Peninger. Harold Blackston and children, Sherrie and Bobby, Mn. How111rd Bolin , Mra. Oliver Clark, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. Lewi1 Gru~ it'r, Mrl. John Hartune, Mn. Will· • . iam More:an, Mr11. Ho .. er· Raclford, The Rock Sprmgs Better Health Mrs. Wllliam Grueser Mrs-.-Edclub met Wednesday at the Granee ward Humphrey Mra. Amos Leo· hall fOr iU annual Chritlmas party., nard, Mrs. Anna Reuter, and dau'I A pollueh- dinner was enjoyed ght\'r, Connie and Mrs. Horaca Abat noon and in the afternoon s bott and 10ns, Di!nny and Riter. Sec.ond Word Women Held Christmas Dinner In Pomeroy Federated Church -- HOME NEWSPAPER • Toys For The Children! Appliances For Her! Sporting Goods For Him! Auto Accessories for Car! Come In and Look Around. You're Sure To Find Just The Gift You've Been Looking For Here's the world's ne1fftl, most dlicient 4 -wheel drive Truck-the all-new 'Jeep' FC·l50. New Forward Control del!li.gn i~ the ~eeret! /1'.1 1M fir*' lirnl!' a 4-wAul truck luu . - 10 IIDt.clivelr combiruNI 3uch e%cep/Wn.al mt~neu• verabl.li.Jy wiiA H) mucA. cargo capadty! ThiA newest truck concept putll an unprecedented 74" pickup ho:a: en an 81" wheelbase. You get yean ahead bew !ltyling.. villibility and comfvrt featur(ll like a l\ew wrap-around wind•hield, the larp~t in the FC-150 weight da8!J, .11paciou• new Safety-View Cl!b, 11long with traditional •Jeep' stamina and ven~atilily r The n~w 'Jeep' FC-150 retains oU tbe rugged. FC-150.- l WIL&.Ye , •• war1d's lar;est mak•,.. ot -4-Whe•I·Drh•• vel'llc:le• / Teat•Drlllelt at 11011r 'Jeep' duterl OGRE'S BUSY STORE IN POMEROY driv~ •enatile, functional features you'd expect to: find in performance·rJroved •Jeep' vehicl~s, including ··go-anywher~·· 4-wbed-drive traction. I POMEROY EQUIPMENT CO. A. R. KNIGHT, Preoldeal Pomeroy, Ohl.., llox 591 • �- -- ... · ~-. ... 'l... .. --· ' WANT ADS • Pressing Woolens Is Work Of Skill, 3-Course Turkey ~?,!m~~.cok_R,~'~'~'~t~"~!ol !n~i~~"~£~~!~~~ ~~~. uut. l D 8yin5neewr-ERn1.tjoeyCeldub BOYS SUITS, sizt- s H -lfl in slou ti . Also boy 's bicycle in good conclition at 137 Mulberry Ave. t• 12 18 3tp I ceata per W'Or'd, •e ,.rtiOD. llulimum eharle 50c...' centa per word foe t.llr-H COD- ------- FRJGJDA.LKE MANGLE. large size iosert.ioDI. aa me as new . Phone 285. -one montb for Z5 eeDta 12 18 ltc 1 ra&e or z t~ts per word will be eblltled for adve!"tising If not Smith-Coron:~ TYPEWRITER. conpaid for belor~ tb.e 2.:ith of eacb tact Janet Manuel, Racine 0' maotb following lnaertton. Phone 3739 12 13 6Lc -~ • lD Advertlalng-Sbou.ld ~ reported lmmedllltelJ. 'lbt Dally FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm. Radford or Harold BlacUton. Seatinel will net be respo111lbl~ for mOT"e than one Incorrect in- Rock Springs or phone 852-J. 11 14 lmo-p oertlon. rah ~J~:~ ~o tha t lh l"y ha ve a ~ o ft look tsn t Just a mall ror uf lu ek . atco r d tng to l':(iit h Herry. Ohto State Un tveBtty cxt c nsH.on c!ut htng spt>c ia l1st. MtUtlv~ .,...·-. ~>· r~ "Th t tt g to c ''' ' m be r l press.Jng., wvul 1s. that st.c 01 m . l" <~ b ou t dot·s th e Jo b. sa >s tne spec 1al "' •• t . ..,.o ' ' -' P__,h_e~a brt\' fr om look i n~:: ohl - ( 11 ) Wanted To Buy or 'l'ba.d.b and !pee1al N()tica of EnDts printed at regu- lar dautlled rates Obl.tuarlea Wan!.e4 - RAW fURS and Beef Hides. Carl Chi:!valier , Lon& ~"bed. •t 1 cent per word. Bottom. 11 27 lmop. •-lot tars l. ,. :,). - - - · - -· -t 14, For Rent CUS.. - - - -- - - - WE 'LL -- T0 ALL MY FRIF.NDS and TOMERS, A Merry Christmas TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM '~:i! ~:- t and Happy New Year . Lena Meapartments, clo!~i:! in lown, 127 Kinley, -representative for th.e Butternut. 12· 11 ·12t c hr . Manufacturing Co. and the Cheerful C.ard Co. 12 20 3tc to" or rent - l!:leclric wallpapr t.teamer. (..'"linton Flllber, Mid BUYING FURS & BEEF HlDES. dlepurt. Ph. 62M-X. tl-1-11 Mechanic St., Avery Nelson. 12 19 6tp FOR SA.l..Er-Peat! !llrtJ:y He1l E8Rutland Townshi-p. 3 ) I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR aa-e.a land, hou!te, barn and 001 an:y debts other tJut,n my own on buildings, See George I\. M-ei.n· or arter this ~ ...te, D~. 11. 1956. hart, Administ:ralor. 6-1-u Rondtll Priddy 12 16 3Lp -- -· SOLVE YOUR SHOPPING WORRIES ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV's - -- - - .... cine PJanning Mill, Dee. 23. Next American Legion Meeting Dec. 20. 12-17-6tc. ---- BALER TWINE NOW. Charge of£ to this year's BUY ' Turquoi.sc & white -- • ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. On 8 room house .Newly dccorate11 - ---YOUR , ··- 10" 2-Tunc lleallolG Boardl, Drop Cllnloll FWW', lllddleporl. Pboae ~X. 11· ' 'IV RKEY snd HAM SHOOT Ra· ·' A . N. inside anti out. Pomeroy. BengU lJ 1 tf ( 17 Al Male Help - -- - -- SEE Us AHOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown'a Tractor Sales. 12 Lri 6tc ' NEf..'Cifl or ELNA SEW· IN(; MACHINES. The only 100% automatic. Nechhi - Elna Sewing Circle, Olive at 1st. Phone 1224. Gallipolis. 12 l4 fit~ I 'I - SEPTIC TANKS, Ct~'SS I'OOLS an d out houses cli:!aned , complete In staUation, free inspccllon, rea ~I onable J'ril'es, chl' mkal servic and \·acuum equi(lmcnt . All ae tic tanks, and cess pools gua r· <~nleed for one year. s & H SanI Itary Service . Phone Jacksoa 1075. Toll rhargcR call tollecL 24 h.lur Sl' .. vicl' , no extn. charge up '•o ~0 m : l (' ~. 11 ao I moe .• I SEE nJE NEW Det..EVAL BULK MILK COOLER. l'"ulton Thomp11 28 I moe 80n, East Main St. .. ~ (201 Busmess ':>ervtCe$ GJVE - ~:. ~ .:omplete WHEEL AIJGl\..dENT, - - - - - -=:---:--::tM.:andDJ and brake urvtce. QUICK SERVICE oa Wateb. Re. Raehtt'a SiletJ :Jervitt. Welt pairia.q bJ Factory TraiDed llala Street. Pom.eror, Obi~ watcbmall.!r. COI.J..lNS Jl!:WZ. LER.S. - -- - --~--- IAYI DON'T YOU laker'a will llvt KNOW? ~~~ uade on fW'Illt"&.:!'W ot tbe bell auitli&D ... 46-tl -~- Mllll\. MlddlepM't. Ohio ------- Phorw 510 Ul:tl f'ORD, • dr.. lm·dy cream and~ IUIIlomllnc , V8 mnlor sua vW, ~adlo, healt'r, ROll covers, Fordomatlc: 1nd fontlnentai trim. fl08D .OO. 1'omcroy Motor Co. II 2H tf J9S~ Bl!ICJt., 4 dr. hard top, bi:!autlful 3 tone green fln1UJ , white wall tirea, low milueo, dyna· flow, radJo, be~tcr. $2Z93.00 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 1 28 tr ~- - ACCIDINT Life, Casualty and lontla Real Estate Braker In MIDDLIPORTi OHIO PHONI 6311 6\.U.M ..l tion. See Charles Reuter at Karr 4 VanZandt Motor Sale!. 12 19 :Jtc 'v;;o;;U;;·N::G:, --::HEN=::s,-,.-:bc:l;;te-:-leahorm and wblte recta. 50e 1nd 7~c eaeb, A. N• .Btnge~ Pomeroy. 12 19 6tc *Luggage • MODEL E 4200 X Foreman and Abbott MILL ST. APPLIANCES *Bedroom Suites *Blankets ANII MANY ~!UitE BAKER • FURNITURE RUTLAND On the Brightest Corner In AUTO SALES Ph. 6904-Y 1 115 I. IHOI'NII It, p Ot.l P..._ t1 ..:. ..:. BLOCKS CONCR~T'' "luild hH1r Fer LIM,. GRUESER BLOCK CO. 3 Mlln North of PDrM"Y On Rt.JS, C•ll Wrn. Orv:.'Nr, Rock ........ SUISCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION Window Door Only ( ) Men or women in military service. s;,., llo '"'........ hll~ .. • EunuSed alrcraf1 ahmlinum • • Scainlus ateel ;nttr·1ock. II • Compltle witlull hatdwsre-, indudina paeumuit door check, ouuide •lum.inunt doorjamb. • Ruged cc-nnruC'tion, ovrr I~ thick. • Converu quickly hom 11orm door to Knen. J Boys or girls away at college. CWXPHC THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY ) Recent graduates who have taken Employment in other communities. ( ) Former residents who were born and used to live here ) Former residents who have recently moved to !;;,, , • 0' ' ' • r;;: " 0: ,, " (Egypt) -19. N('ty.•ork flO . Lravt>s a s is t print. 1 DoWN 1. Oullinr of dramatic work , t;:% ~ ~ " " " ,. t::;:; 40 .... " Ll • XPLFVPXO !-ZHWXO. " ,. •• r.::: •• ... NAI'wCY t%: - ~ IIere's how to work It: NANCY··- IT'S NOT NICE TO SHAKE A MOP OUT THE WINDOW·- THE DUST MAY LANO ON SOM~ONE AW·- A LITTLE r;:;JST WON'T HURT ANYONE. A '· X; Y D J. 8 A A X R II L O'N (iF F. L L 0 W , . ,O•IC~ lett ... r ~~~pl,y .J; tands f~r a.nol?er . . In til;~ ~ ample A Iii used/ !tll' lh~ thrl"l' Ln, X lor the t.~\"O 0 s, etc . smr:Je t€'tt('rll, apos- ''-ophes, the t('ng-lh and ronn:l\ion of the wont' are ull Junt•. ' Each ...., uH~ coo.le letter:; are d1fferent. ' A Crypto,lt"rom Quotation VYOZRMPUF LOTT. GHMGWXQLMG r:;;: •• ~ t;:% •• ~"' " DAiLY CRYPT~UOTE - W I<QIH ,, " t;:% ~ ,. " ~ " " •• t;:% "' ' n t;:%' . 3> 4R. Tanker " • ,. " Ordnan ce faqbr .) 4~. PuDiic •• 1%1'' " assi'mbly 45. TransportPr H. Sacrrd bull I" -· -· -~ JRU -VAEYMOT PT UAO UAO SEL'T IOEH. VAPMZ'T TUYOLXUA :MESJ. l"e!>b·rday's C'ryploquob·: WHERE THE WILLINGN~SS l~ G.1EAT, THE DIFFICULTIES CANNOT •u•· flREATMACHIAVELLl. Dittrlbul.,d b)" Klnr F•lllt\lru Srrullcat• Use lhc handy Order Blank below to give a gilt that ABBII! AND SLATS will bring enjoyment throughout the corning year. Send Subscrlpllon Rates: ,8,00 per year by mail. 6 mos., $4.25 -------------- THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy, Ohio an- other town. Please send a year's subscription to The Daily Sen· tine! to the following, and the Christmas Card with t b e NOTICE The Daily Sentinel name li'tcd below as the giver. Enclosed is • ........•• (Name) .... . ... . ..... . . .. .. ..... ... ...... · .. .. . (Narnc) . . . . . .. . ......... . . . . .. , . .. .... .•.•••••• tAdtlress) . . ...................... ..... .. ..... , Servlq Tlte Mefg•·M•- ilrra Meigs County's 41 Years of Continuous Service Phones 81-135 Pomeroy NO'IE: Our Ofllre .nd liard Will Be Clooed Mollday, Dee. 24th and Monday, Dee. 3lHI . •• •• XPWM • 25. Toward cymbals ~ th• 3. Wild ox ·\, shel10. Small boat 4. Edible bird tered 11 . Drooping t pose.) side 12. Brnea.th 5. 1ron rsyml U. Piercers 13. Forcible 6. Excla27. Port puah ma.tion t 29. Kfng1 14 . Aht!ad 7. Bt'low !fdom I lO. Feminint!' t Naut.) \ 32. Narrow name 8. Lifled ' inlel 17. Marry , 9. :'•fimieked tgeul . ~ '"ntf'rth)"'l A•••~r 18. Halfpenny 12. Type ut 35. Bound· f:, • 41. Give out, CEng. aircraft a<y ~.~.· as alms slang) , 13. City (Mas& . ) 37.Ata. · ·~ ,44 . Employ 2n. ~MonlnB' 16. t5i~Jtl.gurle 'distance ·' t66. Horse ! 22. Boasl 19. Wander4 ~- Slow, east ., dO<!tor gallop· · (•·olloq.) :;"4. Restate old· •bout arguments 21. Melt 39. Young ~ 48. Esker . :i8. Kind of duel! 23. Obtains l,~ hhring ',·:!t·o (geol. ) 3G. J\fediterran· ean i!!laml 7 ~1. List or ~ names 1 33. Abrade ~t . Extent of >canvlll'! ~ 36. fli.JbsidP.> ~ :i7 . Whit<' Hn~n ve11tnwnl •• 1/Y lEe<' I. I 40. Placl"d 42. Board of ME, GIVE ME LIBERTY, OR GIVE ME DEATH- PATRICK HENRY,/ .tlilllibutell br t'inl Feature• tilrndlcatt (Address) . .. ........ . ....... .. . . ;. .. . . . ......• And You' First Small InstaUment Will Not B• llue Uniil January lOth! '::::: li(2 \'t!Mtl>rday"IJ Cryptflquo~: BUT AS FOR ful Christm~s Card announclng YOU as the giver' OpeN /l "BIId·,\·CONHI .....~, A«m~Ht Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor1 , o., ne,. 20, 19111-7 your list today to avoid delay in heavy Christmas mall. Wilh every gift subscription we will send a beauti- No Cash Required BefOre Christmas For Any Purchase! ..., . To 1,he Dailv., Sentinel ( -- --- ----..... A'I'IO.WI • • .._. .._c.. ~':'.!:_~ .. GIFT s.....sa- f•t -~~ ... •liM . . t. Oft4 l~dlld· 1"1 U" • •7"4t~ltl•·h~l\f ~ol•d..,, . ~I'' I'• A. C,.yptorram Quotation A GIFT I ..... •• • 2. De.nt;_@r·s " A X 1'" D L B-A. ·A. X It ts LONGFELLOW , One letter simply standi.... tflr anoth.ei". In thla 11f1Dple A Ill u!ed· tor the th~· ee L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Slngle letters, apostl·ophes, the length and formation of the worrt11 are all hints. Each day the code letters are different, , lLC ACROSS 1. Cudget 6. A sunk fmc• •• 1'7. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE,..:. ttere'a bow w Work It: Stonn-s-.t 139!! ~ 2. Coax 3. Rodent CH,ECK THIS LIST and you will find you can S()!ve many problems with a gilt that will last all year long, Only ·, "trrl-t-+-1 7 V/A (Eul".) L I ·~ DAILy c R0 ssw'..~O·R· D- -~ DOWN( AII·Aiwlfn• O•"-' ,1 ... "lllllly in:•~,!~;~ .;.,~'ne~~~·y M:~.~!:~: I..~~"and M". 1. Country A • -~ .t •• thy and Max:lne Durst and Iva car- I_:H::.•:"::'.:.Y_E::..::".c l•::.'....::'"::.d::..::'::.o.::n.:. • _:R ::.•::.•_'".::'-c·- G ::Iu:e-:se_n_c_a_m.:_p_. - - -- - - -- em·l Rutland ExtnHW w. Dell Tolbotl The II\ mg room was decorated tended revival meeting at Joppa with a tree and holly in keeping 23. Conceals 26. Moves. u a stream , 26. S-shaped molding 27. Young cow 28. Ahead j 29. Interpl·et falselY .,, 32. Cleansed 35. Regret 36. Norv~eglan writer 37. Twin cr)'tlt&l 39. Charles Lamb ' tO. River bankment U. Bet uprlgh.t U. Accumulate 1953 DESOTO 1952 BUICK 1951 BUICK 1939 FORD 1949 CHEVROLET 1948 CHEVROLET 1947 PLYMOUTH ., ·~ Hatlo , Clllled on Ebfor Carpenter Mobday with the season. After the meet- Wednesday evenii\gl. . ing was adjourned, the hostess . Maxtne Durst, Pauline imd Lou-! afternoon. . : , served a finit salad, cake, coffee lse Brewer attended Guild mee'tand kool ade to the following : Mrs. ing at Mn. S. Durs's, .Portland . Mr. ~nd Mrs. J. E . Ghu~ioen~;amp, Audra Brewer, Mrs. Louise Brewd 1 er, Emmalee, Donna, Jeffrey, Don Thurs ay evening. ' 'Pvrtland were re cent 'g!K'its of and Kenneth Brewer, Mrs. Violet S. W. Durst called on Jo"rlct;l'a and . · Brewer and daughter, Viola. Doro- Iva Cilrper\ter Tb\i'r'sday eVening. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·L. R. 4. Rubber tre~: 21. Band ACROSS 1. Waste pl,~e I Me !c.) around .~ (Founding t G. Compasa waiat 6. Close . point 22. Cor~p~lo ' 10. Sounds, I abbr.l 23. A" ani ail as bells 6 . Mht 11. Me&t paste 7. Suapend 24. BaR 25. Part of 12. Bret - . 8. Spoke "to be" writer tl . Seeaawa 27. Spanish 13.ltallan poet 12. OwiUI ht.>rO 14. Sloths 13. A buuJnr Yu~r4•r'• ....... ., . 2&. Lair 15. Fail to r · tnsect 30. Govern• 37. Hebrew remember "15. Nourlshe(l. letter 16. Candle 17. Liberate .-.., 31. Coif mound 33. Largest 38. Topaz hum• cropper 18. Divine I continent ~ mlngbtrd 19. Music not~ law 34. Fruit , 40. Mualc not' 20. Rumanian 1 I Rom.) city 21. Malt yl77//:ol'A~;--r , 1 'r'1.r'l'"'!rr.)j~ 1' MIDDLEPORT ' . "'' •• .. ' 1 DAILY CROSSWORD 1954 OLDSMOBILE Sumsonlte MAX WARD black . Can be re.•rlatcrcd. f. harlt>.~ ' :=:::::~:,...;;;:~'§oy~,~~·~~:;:;;~ E.llds, Rutland, R. D. 12 20 6\p ·- - - · . --USED TYPEWRITER, aood ('ondi- STIVERSVILLE ' 1954 BUICK ., Fire, Automoblfe, HHith k'IUGOJAIRE MANGLE. •ami:! »• new. Pbonc 28.:i. )2 20 Itt• i - Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Hame - $199 Century Hardtop 3·Traclc lxt~udecl Aluminum INSU!tANCE AGEN'CY I. R &AWLINO SONS CO.• 1M Mur WrteUr Serviea. Oat Pbaae . , , HJcbt Pbon• to89X. DOD<liW'Io'l'liOVI'II DEAL .... U.tl Diagonal Measurement SUBSCRIPTION \, ~~ -~ --~ - ~ Rodney Downing 8 B I Auto Servttes ~ COCKEit PUPS. 12 week~ uld. *Pictures *Carpets I When pt•ople rt'll\"t•ment tht' worthy funerut llt'nsublt• Tlu•y information cd at Pomeroy, Ohto. PLYMOUTH 2 dr . s ~·~IHn Ueluxe, beautiful Lurquoilll" (in · ish. $&3~. 00 . .Biactln~tr' s. l'omrro)', Ohio 12 20 6tc PHILCO CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! tttver&ge MERRY d' . "-~ all4ear roun ~ ·· Porn.roy h1 n•lrlitlon thr~· ran 11ecure quillltv mttrrhnudi!if' without extra· \hJEflnt·r . 144 Butternut Ave 19~2 A LASTING GIFT *Table Lamps $3.95 ta $24.95 AUTO dnmatir drive, healer, very clean. One own~r. IABO.OO. Pome- 1 roy Motor Co 11 28 tf PHILCO 21" ....- . ~-- ' . '1.· .. The Martha Clus of the Brad. and that means - DO It •• ! ?.'..... bury Churrh of Christ had their Chrinmas ruty Wednesday t>ven · ing at the hom~ ot Mrs. Paul Winn Mn. Griff Russell, prw:~ident , open- ( ed the met. ~ inrr; wi th B reading. 1 "The First Christm as Trf"e" and ' &roup singing of carols was accomp'lnied by Mrs. Winn . Mrs. Rus!K'll al ~o read thl'! Scripture story of th~· Birth of Chr ilit and gave a pta\'er. 'the program included another reading 1 "The Litlle Blal'k Lamb" by the pte~>idenl :md a Christmas story b)' Mrs. Milton Russell. Roll call responses were verses from Proverbs an1 the members received gifts from their president. Mrs. Winn was also given a gift from the class. During the social hour girts were exchaneed by the members and guest, \frs. Webb Hall, Mid· dleport . The holltcsi"Cs sen·ed a salad coursf! in keeping with Christmas and had used Christmas decorations throughout b.er home. Those present were Mrs. Griff ft'.ul!sell, Mr11. Junia Pierce, Oleva -cottrell, L'!tha Russe11, Mda Gibbs, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Mrs. Bud Russl•tl, Sara Gilmore,~ Mrs. Vint King, Mrs. Carl Eber;~bach, Mrs. Georg~ Sisson, Mrs. Milton Russell, Mr.i Cush Johnston, Mrs. Marie Wilkinson. _____family METROPOLITAN ~~ --:::::::--:- &Uts • for the entire All Mokes ond Model• STUDEBAKER, 2 dr , VH Hy- I"•' ,;, 1 Secret pal names were drawn for the coming year. El~ction or officers was held with Mrs. Charil's HoHman selected as president. Mn. Jack Fowler was elected as vlce president and Mrs. Willard Boyer. secretary and treasurer. After an nchange of gifts, egg· nog was se•ved by th.e hosteas to those named above and Mrs. Don· aid Collins, Mrs. Charles Spencer , Mrs. Edward Well&, ·Mrs. Elmer While, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Ray Blowers, Mrs. Donald Marks, Mrs. David Goodwin, Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Donald Mu11en 111HI Mrs. George ·Conde. The next meeting will be heltl Wednesday January 9, with Mrs. Donald ·Mullen and Mrs. George Conde as hostessel:i. ~r a. 'XMA~ Cars 1153 CIII!:VttOLET, 4 ,1~ .• ;l tone blue flnllih, 150 acrif'll, hnter, cle11n. $799 .00. Pomeroy Motor Co. t128U wh.icb lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:;;·;;;;;;;~';;e~sc~n~t;;;w~e~'~·~·~·~'~'~Y~o~'~'~',~o;;n~-;'o:;_::~n~·~·~··;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l $49.95 ta $169.95 *Snack Tables llllddlcport OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. heater, lf'at coven, dark ireen flnilh. $174~ .00 . Pomeroy !Qotor Co. ll 28 lf 191 ~or Sci• A short business session was hi:! ld with the pri:!sident, Mrs. Don Kennedy . presjding lt wasTepOrt· cd that a basket had been pre· pared for a needy family and also a contributi'ln made to the Jaycees for tht'ir project. STRUCTURAL I BIAMS IRON - MITALS 1 tree under placed. Foll owing the dinni:!r the group iidJourned to the home of Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Lincoln Heightll for a meeting and party. The home was decorated in keeping with the holiday season including a lighted tree 11nder which gifts were placed. $CRA~ --- were nie £ollina, Rlch01rd Finley, Joer 1 Gilmore, George Harris, Ooor&e Hoffman, Teddy Morarlty, Jon Games were played after which a gift exch~nge was held. Each Guinther, J immy Bate:y , Rickey Den Five of Cub Scouts of member was presented a gift trom and Roger Gilmore, tb.e Den Troop 24~ en)·oyed 0 Ch,iotmoo Mothers, -Mrs. Gilmore and Mrt. · "" party Wed.ne!day afternoon at the the O('!l Mothers and they m turn Don co 11ms and a guest, ......,,, home of lh• ~n Motbe,, M''· El- presented gifts to the Mothen. George Conde. ... uo: Refreshments of Christmas coo.... Gllrno'e J,. The ,ec,eation k ' d h d 1es an bot c oco1ate were serve Gifts were sent to Bruce Simo1 d · room Wa.>s . r ecorate m keeping and favors were yarn spowmen. son who was unable to attend due wilh Christmas including a ·-all p B R ill Chrome or Wrought Iron WE BUY 1952 DeSOTO VB 4 dr. Sedan. POW'I'r ste('rlna:, alltomatic tun!\ mll!l•hon. S69&.00. Dlaetlnar'~ . Pomerny, Ohio. 12 20 6tc The annual Christmas dmner of the Se w-Rite Sewins Club was held Wednesday evening at the Martin Restaurant A three-course tu r key dinn~r was served. The ta· toll> was attract.Jve in green cover d d t d 'th d an ecora <' WI greenery an ran d 1es. F avors were Ch r 1s1mas 2orsages. !>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec . 21, 1956 SUPER 88 COMPLETE ln.-ur•llCle Proteettoa, Life, A.uto, hr., Polio. Call DoD 1952 FORD VB Vkloria Cpe . l''ordomaUc drive, '"hard lop". Extra nice . $89~.00. BlacHnar's, romeroy, Ohio. 12 29 6tc - ---- *Cedar Chests *Hassocks *Dinettes *APPLIANCES FOIUIMAN " AIIBOTT T.v. SEll· I Frlgldalre VICE All makes Repaired by EI 1955 BUlCK 2 dr . llivll'ra t'JlC. ··Hard-top" . dyna£1ow dnvc. Ba.rnet-Simpeon. lnauraoee AJerK.-,, Middleport. Flh- • AutomoblleS2.:J90 .00. Blacltnar'h . Pomeroy , BoOI~. Phone 8311-X ~20-V Ohio. 12 20 6tc 19~2 b(' presented at the Rock Springs Mt>thodist Church , Sunday at 7:30 p.m. AI the cl o~c of the program Santa will arr1vc with a treat for all members of the Sunday &hool. - -- - -- :-::--= (20 Bl Insurance . , C.HEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 m&t.nr with overdrive. ndlo, A Christmas progr am wil! 11-23-tl pert TecllnltiAQI. Pbone 6294 Y MlddJepoi'L fH&-tt ' ·· - - - --.:-c::-c::c:::c:::-;:-::-c -~ _ 1 SAVE ON YOl 'H Sll0E fl'Jlltir 1t 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super "88" 4 I Racine Shoe Shop dr. Hotliday Sedan , hydramati(' J ', 30 If driVl'. $2.~!1. 00. Blaf'lttutr ,s, rornmy , Ohio. ~: 2~-.·~ ' hbers on the surf<~tC or Lhe m<~ · terial will stand up after pressing."" Miss BNrv potn ts ou t that a steam iron (."an IJe ~·cry handy for P ressing wool ga rm ents, Out that such an iron , huulU n e~· e r be uset.l on tb.e right .s1dt> of the garment. The hot uwtal of an iron tcnrf.o; to overheat the soft surfaee of the eloth , makm g t he hht•n brittle . If the st eam tron dol' S not give enough steam (or prcss mg heav y ; materials or rur shri n king out full ness , Mtss Rl.'"fry sugg c.~ ts puttmg a wet cloth over the ma lettlll and touching the cloth wit h a hot iron . "When creating st eam thi s way ," says the specialis t. "" pu t the iron down so tl1a1 it just b a n •ly touches the wet doth , llwn llft it straight up. For resuhs 111 making thi:! ma terial look soft usc this palting· type motton in'stead of ironin~;: bal"k and forth."' ."t''iss Berry notes that a wool pressino: cloth is another useful ilem in making wool look soft . H is always kept nex:t lo lhe right side of the garment during press· mg. The wool doth spreads the steam and its own soft surface protects the soft surfacf' Of the doth ?eing pressed. The motion of the 1ron over I he wool c!olh cre_a~es a slight amount of s tat1c e li:!clnc1ty and when the wool pressing cloth is llrted , this lwlps raise the soft surface fibers of Jhe fabric being pressed. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED *Easy Chairs Den Mother Host To Cub Scouts Christmas PartyAt b"team m tht· cloth so tha t the uny --~-= - -19M HUICK Speoi:!!l. 2 dr. Sl'(htn Uyn.tflow drive, "hard -lop strl(' . $2 . ~0~.00 . Blacttnar's, I'•Hn('roy . Ohio. 12 20 6Lc ,· t-3-d RADiu & TELl>~VISJON SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland Appliance Store, 118 W. Main St., Pomero7 t 8 l Auto Sales ·' P~•. $99up With llandlc ·I *Drum Table -- busines1 . Black $8.70 . Prcm- - -· ium $8.50 - Good $6.1m. Quanli.ty P'ulton Thompson di8COUUt . Tractor Sales: Pomeroy. PIN BOYS , Apopl ~· Pome roy Bowl U:-17·12tc ing Alley. 260-X. 12 20 3t • Bradbury Church Martha Closs Holds Christmas Po rty ~ '.. ... . ONLY LOCAL NEWSPAPER Sign the Christmas Gift Card as follows' Signed .... .. . . ..... ...... .•.....••• .• •• .,. - .. . . Address . . ...• ••. . •.. . •... . •...••• ~ •• : •• WON'T... �- -- ... · ~-. ... 'l... .. --· ' WANT ADS • Pressing Woolens Is Work Of Skill, 3-Course Turkey ~?,!m~~.cok_R,~'~'~'~t~"~!ol !n~i~~"~£~~!~~~ ~~~. uut. l D 8yin5neewr-ERn1.tjoeyCeldub BOYS SUITS, sizt- s H -lfl in slou ti . Also boy 's bicycle in good conclition at 137 Mulberry Ave. t• 12 18 3tp I ceata per W'Or'd, •e ,.rtiOD. llulimum eharle 50c...' centa per word foe t.llr-H COD- ------- FRJGJDA.LKE MANGLE. large size iosert.ioDI. aa me as new . Phone 285. -one montb for Z5 eeDta 12 18 ltc 1 ra&e or z t~ts per word will be eblltled for adve!"tising If not Smith-Coron:~ TYPEWRITER. conpaid for belor~ tb.e 2.:ith of eacb tact Janet Manuel, Racine 0' maotb following lnaertton. Phone 3739 12 13 6Lc -~ • lD Advertlalng-Sbou.ld ~ reported lmmedllltelJ. 'lbt Dally FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm. Radford or Harold BlacUton. Seatinel will net be respo111lbl~ for mOT"e than one Incorrect in- Rock Springs or phone 852-J. 11 14 lmo-p oertlon. rah ~J~:~ ~o tha t lh l"y ha ve a ~ o ft look tsn t Just a mall ror uf lu ek . atco r d tng to l':(iit h Herry. Ohto State Un tveBtty cxt c nsH.on c!ut htng spt>c ia l1st. MtUtlv~ .,...·-. ~>· r~ "Th t tt g to c ''' ' m be r l press.Jng., wvul 1s. that st.c 01 m . l" <~ b ou t dot·s th e Jo b. sa >s tne spec 1al "' •• t . ..,.o ' ' -' P__,h_e~a brt\' fr om look i n~:: ohl - ( 11 ) Wanted To Buy or 'l'ba.d.b and !pee1al N()tica of EnDts printed at regu- lar dautlled rates Obl.tuarlea Wan!.e4 - RAW fURS and Beef Hides. Carl Chi:!valier , Lon& ~"bed. •t 1 cent per word. Bottom. 11 27 lmop. •-lot tars l. ,. :,). - - - · - -· -t 14, For Rent CUS.. - - - -- - - - WE 'LL -- T0 ALL MY FRIF.NDS and TOMERS, A Merry Christmas TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM '~:i! ~:- t and Happy New Year . Lena Meapartments, clo!~i:! in lown, 127 Kinley, -representative for th.e Butternut. 12· 11 ·12t c hr . Manufacturing Co. and the Cheerful C.ard Co. 12 20 3tc to" or rent - l!:leclric wallpapr t.teamer. (..'"linton Flllber, Mid BUYING FURS & BEEF HlDES. dlepurt. Ph. 62M-X. tl-1-11 Mechanic St., Avery Nelson. 12 19 6tp FOR SA.l..Er-Peat! !llrtJ:y He1l E8Rutland Townshi-p. 3 ) I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR aa-e.a land, hou!te, barn and 001 an:y debts other tJut,n my own on buildings, See George I\. M-ei.n· or arter this ~ ...te, D~. 11. 1956. hart, Administ:ralor. 6-1-u Rondtll Priddy 12 16 3Lp -- -· SOLVE YOUR SHOPPING WORRIES ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV's - -- - - .... cine PJanning Mill, Dee. 23. Next American Legion Meeting Dec. 20. 12-17-6tc. ---- BALER TWINE NOW. Charge of£ to this year's BUY ' Turquoi.sc & white -- • ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. On 8 room house .Newly dccorate11 - ---YOUR , ··- 10" 2-Tunc lleallolG Boardl, Drop Cllnloll FWW', lllddleporl. Pboae ~X. 11· ' 'IV RKEY snd HAM SHOOT Ra· ·' A . N. inside anti out. Pomeroy. BengU lJ 1 tf ( 17 Al Male Help - -- - -- SEE Us AHOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor. Brown'a Tractor Sales. 12 Lri 6tc ' NEf..'Cifl or ELNA SEW· IN(; MACHINES. The only 100% automatic. Nechhi - Elna Sewing Circle, Olive at 1st. Phone 1224. Gallipolis. 12 l4 fit~ I 'I - SEPTIC TANKS, Ct~'SS I'OOLS an d out houses cli:!aned , complete In staUation, free inspccllon, rea ~I onable J'ril'es, chl' mkal servic and \·acuum equi(lmcnt . All ae tic tanks, and cess pools gua r· <~nleed for one year. s & H SanI Itary Service . Phone Jacksoa 1075. Toll rhargcR call tollecL 24 h.lur Sl' .. vicl' , no extn. charge up '•o ~0 m : l (' ~. 11 ao I moe .• I SEE nJE NEW Det..EVAL BULK MILK COOLER. l'"ulton Thomp11 28 I moe 80n, East Main St. .. ~ (201 Busmess ':>ervtCe$ GJVE - ~:. ~ .:omplete WHEEL AIJGl\..dENT, - - - - - -=:---:--::tM.:andDJ and brake urvtce. QUICK SERVICE oa Wateb. Re. Raehtt'a SiletJ :Jervitt. Welt pairia.q bJ Factory TraiDed llala Street. Pom.eror, Obi~ watcbmall.!r. COI.J..lNS Jl!:WZ. LER.S. - -- - --~--- IAYI DON'T YOU laker'a will llvt KNOW? ~~~ uade on fW'Illt"&.:!'W ot tbe bell auitli&D ... 46-tl -~- Mllll\. MlddlepM't. Ohio ------- Phorw 510 Ul:tl f'ORD, • dr.. lm·dy cream and~ IUIIlomllnc , V8 mnlor sua vW, ~adlo, healt'r, ROll covers, Fordomatlc: 1nd fontlnentai trim. fl08D .OO. 1'omcroy Motor Co. II 2H tf J9S~ Bl!ICJt., 4 dr. hard top, bi:!autlful 3 tone green fln1UJ , white wall tirea, low milueo, dyna· flow, radJo, be~tcr. $2Z93.00 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 1 28 tr ~- - ACCIDINT Life, Casualty and lontla Real Estate Braker In MIDDLIPORTi OHIO PHONI 6311 6\.U.M ..l tion. See Charles Reuter at Karr 4 VanZandt Motor Sale!. 12 19 :Jtc 'v;;o;;U;;·N::G:, --::HEN=::s,-,.-:bc:l;;te-:-leahorm and wblte recta. 50e 1nd 7~c eaeb, A. N• .Btnge~ Pomeroy. 12 19 6tc *Luggage • MODEL E 4200 X Foreman and Abbott MILL ST. APPLIANCES *Bedroom Suites *Blankets ANII MANY ~!UitE BAKER • FURNITURE RUTLAND On the Brightest Corner In AUTO SALES Ph. 6904-Y 1 115 I. IHOI'NII It, p Ot.l P..._ t1 ..:. ..:. BLOCKS CONCR~T'' "luild hH1r Fer LIM,. GRUESER BLOCK CO. 3 Mlln North of PDrM"Y On Rt.JS, C•ll Wrn. Orv:.'Nr, Rock ........ SUISCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION Window Door Only ( ) Men or women in military service. s;,., llo '"'........ hll~ .. • EunuSed alrcraf1 ahmlinum • • Scainlus ateel ;nttr·1ock. II • Compltle witlull hatdwsre-, indudina paeumuit door check, ouuide •lum.inunt doorjamb. • Ruged cc-nnruC'tion, ovrr I~ thick. • Converu quickly hom 11orm door to Knen. J Boys or girls away at college. CWXPHC THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY ) Recent graduates who have taken Employment in other communities. ( ) Former residents who were born and used to live here ) Former residents who have recently moved to !;;,, , • 0' ' ' • r;;: " 0: ,, " (Egypt) -19. N('ty.•ork flO . Lravt>s a s is t print. 1 DoWN 1. Oullinr of dramatic work , t;:% ~ ~ " " " ,. t::;:; 40 .... " Ll • XPLFVPXO !-ZHWXO. " ,. •• r.::: •• ... NAI'wCY t%: - ~ IIere's how to work It: NANCY··- IT'S NOT NICE TO SHAKE A MOP OUT THE WINDOW·- THE DUST MAY LANO ON SOM~ONE AW·- A LITTLE r;:;JST WON'T HURT ANYONE. A '· X; Y D J. 8 A A X R II L O'N (iF F. L L 0 W , . ,O•IC~ lett ... r ~~~pl,y .J; tands f~r a.nol?er . . In til;~ ~ ample A Iii used/ !tll' lh~ thrl"l' Ln, X lor the t.~\"O 0 s, etc . smr:Je t€'tt('rll, apos- ''-ophes, the t('ng-lh and ronn:l\ion of the wont' are ull Junt•. ' Each ...., uH~ coo.le letter:; are d1fferent. ' A Crypto,lt"rom Quotation VYOZRMPUF LOTT. GHMGWXQLMG r:;;: •• ~ t;:% •• ~"' " DAiLY CRYPT~UOTE - W I<QIH ,, " t;:% ~ ,. " ~ " " •• t;:% "' ' n t;:%' . 3> 4R. Tanker " • ,. " Ordnan ce faqbr .) 4~. PuDiic •• 1%1'' " assi'mbly 45. TransportPr H. Sacrrd bull I" -· -· -~ JRU -VAEYMOT PT UAO UAO SEL'T IOEH. VAPMZ'T TUYOLXUA :MESJ. l"e!>b·rday's C'ryploquob·: WHERE THE WILLINGN~SS l~ G.1EAT, THE DIFFICULTIES CANNOT •u•· flREATMACHIAVELLl. Dittrlbul.,d b)" Klnr F•lllt\lru Srrullcat• Use lhc handy Order Blank below to give a gilt that ABBII! AND SLATS will bring enjoyment throughout the corning year. Send Subscrlpllon Rates: ,8,00 per year by mail. 6 mos., $4.25 -------------- THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy, Ohio an- other town. Please send a year's subscription to The Daily Sen· tine! to the following, and the Christmas Card with t b e NOTICE The Daily Sentinel name li'tcd below as the giver. Enclosed is • ........•• (Name) .... . ... . ..... . . .. .. ..... ... ...... · .. .. . (Narnc) . . . . . .. . ......... . . . . .. , . .. .... .•.•••••• tAdtlress) . . ...................... ..... .. ..... , Servlq Tlte Mefg•·M•- ilrra Meigs County's 41 Years of Continuous Service Phones 81-135 Pomeroy NO'IE: Our Ofllre .nd liard Will Be Clooed Mollday, Dee. 24th and Monday, Dee. 3lHI . •• •• XPWM • 25. Toward cymbals ~ th• 3. Wild ox ·\, shel10. Small boat 4. Edible bird tered 11 . Drooping t pose.) side 12. Brnea.th 5. 1ron rsyml U. Piercers 13. Forcible 6. Excla27. Port puah ma.tion t 29. Kfng1 14 . Aht!ad 7. Bt'low !fdom I lO. Feminint!' t Naut.) \ 32. Narrow name 8. Lifled ' inlel 17. Marry , 9. :'•fimieked tgeul . ~ '"ntf'rth)"'l A•••~r 18. Halfpenny 12. Type ut 35. Bound· f:, • 41. Give out, CEng. aircraft a<y ~.~.· as alms slang) , 13. City (Mas& . ) 37.Ata. · ·~ ,44 . Employ 2n. ~MonlnB' 16. t5i~Jtl.gurle 'distance ·' t66. Horse ! 22. Boasl 19. Wander4 ~- Slow, east ., dO<!tor gallop· · (•·olloq.) :;"4. Restate old· •bout arguments 21. Melt 39. Young ~ 48. Esker . :i8. Kind of duel! 23. Obtains l,~ hhring ',·:!t·o (geol. ) 3G. J\fediterran· ean i!!laml 7 ~1. List or ~ names 1 33. Abrade ~t . Extent of >canvlll'! ~ 36. fli.JbsidP.> ~ :i7 . Whit<' Hn~n ve11tnwnl •• 1/Y lEe<' I. I 40. Placl"d 42. Board of ME, GIVE ME LIBERTY, OR GIVE ME DEATH- PATRICK HENRY,/ .tlilllibutell br t'inl Feature• tilrndlcatt (Address) . .. ........ . ....... .. . . ;. .. . . . ......• And You' First Small InstaUment Will Not B• llue Uniil January lOth! '::::: li(2 \'t!Mtl>rday"IJ Cryptflquo~: BUT AS FOR ful Christm~s Card announclng YOU as the giver' OpeN /l "BIId·,\·CONHI .....~, A«m~Ht Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor1 , o., ne,. 20, 19111-7 your list today to avoid delay in heavy Christmas mall. Wilh every gift subscription we will send a beauti- No Cash Required BefOre Christmas For Any Purchase! ..., . To 1,he Dailv., Sentinel ( -- --- ----..... A'I'IO.WI • • .._. .._c.. ~':'.!:_~ .. GIFT s.....sa- f•t -~~ ... •liM . . t. Oft4 l~dlld· 1"1 U" • •7"4t~ltl•·h~l\f ~ol•d..,, . ~I'' I'• A. C,.yptorram Quotation A GIFT I ..... •• • 2. De.nt;_@r·s " A X 1'" D L B-A. ·A. X It ts LONGFELLOW , One letter simply standi.... tflr anoth.ei". In thla 11f1Dple A Ill u!ed· tor the th~· ee L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Slngle letters, apostl·ophes, the length and formation of the worrt11 are all hints. Each day the code letters are different, , lLC ACROSS 1. Cudget 6. A sunk fmc• •• 1'7. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE,..:. ttere'a bow w Work It: Stonn-s-.t 139!! ~ 2. Coax 3. Rodent CH,ECK THIS LIST and you will find you can S()!ve many problems with a gilt that will last all year long, Only ·, "trrl-t-+-1 7 V/A (Eul".) L I ·~ DAILy c R0 ssw'..~O·R· D- -~ DOWN( AII·Aiwlfn• O•"-' ,1 ... "lllllly in:•~,!~;~ .;.,~'ne~~~·y M:~.~!:~: I..~~"and M". 1. Country A • -~ .t •• thy and Max:lne Durst and Iva car- I_:H::.•:"::'.:.Y_E::..::".c l•::.'....::'"::.d::..::'::.o.::n.:. • _:R ::.•::.•_'".::'-c·- G ::Iu:e-:se_n_c_a_m.:_p_. - - -- - - -- em·l Rutland ExtnHW w. Dell Tolbotl The II\ mg room was decorated tended revival meeting at Joppa with a tree and holly in keeping 23. Conceals 26. Moves. u a stream , 26. S-shaped molding 27. Young cow 28. Ahead j 29. Interpl·et falselY .,, 32. Cleansed 35. Regret 36. Norv~eglan writer 37. Twin cr)'tlt&l 39. Charles Lamb ' tO. River bankment U. Bet uprlgh.t U. Accumulate 1953 DESOTO 1952 BUICK 1951 BUICK 1939 FORD 1949 CHEVROLET 1948 CHEVROLET 1947 PLYMOUTH ., ·~ Hatlo , Clllled on Ebfor Carpenter Mobday with the season. After the meet- Wednesday evenii\gl. . ing was adjourned, the hostess . Maxtne Durst, Pauline imd Lou-! afternoon. . : , served a finit salad, cake, coffee lse Brewer attended Guild mee'tand kool ade to the following : Mrs. ing at Mn. S. Durs's, .Portland . Mr. ~nd Mrs. J. E . Ghu~ioen~;amp, Audra Brewer, Mrs. Louise Brewd 1 er, Emmalee, Donna, Jeffrey, Don Thurs ay evening. ' 'Pvrtland were re cent 'g!K'its of and Kenneth Brewer, Mrs. Violet S. W. Durst called on Jo"rlct;l'a and . · Brewer and daughter, Viola. Doro- Iva Cilrper\ter Tb\i'r'sday eVening. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·L. R. 4. Rubber tre~: 21. Band ACROSS 1. Waste pl,~e I Me !c.) around .~ (Founding t G. Compasa waiat 6. Close . point 22. Cor~p~lo ' 10. Sounds, I abbr.l 23. A" ani ail as bells 6 . Mht 11. Me&t paste 7. Suapend 24. BaR 25. Part of 12. Bret - . 8. Spoke "to be" writer tl . Seeaawa 27. Spanish 13.ltallan poet 12. OwiUI ht.>rO 14. Sloths 13. A buuJnr Yu~r4•r'• ....... ., . 2&. Lair 15. Fail to r · tnsect 30. Govern• 37. Hebrew remember "15. Nourlshe(l. letter 16. Candle 17. Liberate .-.., 31. Coif mound 33. Largest 38. Topaz hum• cropper 18. Divine I continent ~ mlngbtrd 19. Music not~ law 34. Fruit , 40. Mualc not' 20. Rumanian 1 I Rom.) city 21. Malt yl77//:ol'A~;--r , 1 'r'1.r'l'"'!rr.)j~ 1' MIDDLEPORT ' . "'' •• .. ' 1 DAILY CROSSWORD 1954 OLDSMOBILE Sumsonlte MAX WARD black . Can be re.•rlatcrcd. f. harlt>.~ ' :=:::::~:,...;;;:~'§oy~,~~·~~:;:;;~ E.llds, Rutland, R. D. 12 20 6\p ·- - - · . --USED TYPEWRITER, aood ('ondi- STIVERSVILLE ' 1954 BUICK ., Fire, Automoblfe, HHith k'IUGOJAIRE MANGLE. •ami:! »• new. Pbonc 28.:i. )2 20 Itt• i - Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Hame - $199 Century Hardtop 3·Traclc lxt~udecl Aluminum INSU!tANCE AGEN'CY I. R &AWLINO SONS CO.• 1M Mur WrteUr Serviea. Oat Pbaae . , , HJcbt Pbon• to89X. DOD<liW'Io'l'liOVI'II DEAL .... U.tl Diagonal Measurement SUBSCRIPTION \, ~~ -~ --~ - ~ Rodney Downing 8 B I Auto Servttes ~ COCKEit PUPS. 12 week~ uld. *Pictures *Carpets I When pt•ople rt'll\"t•ment tht' worthy funerut llt'nsublt• Tlu•y information cd at Pomeroy, Ohto. PLYMOUTH 2 dr . s ~·~IHn Ueluxe, beautiful Lurquoilll" (in · ish. $&3~. 00 . .Biactln~tr' s. l'omrro)', Ohio 12 20 6tc PHILCO CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! tttver&ge MERRY d' . "-~ all4ear roun ~ ·· Porn.roy h1 n•lrlitlon thr~· ran 11ecure quillltv mttrrhnudi!if' without extra· \hJEflnt·r . 144 Butternut Ave 19~2 A LASTING GIFT *Table Lamps $3.95 ta $24.95 AUTO dnmatir drive, healer, very clean. One own~r. IABO.OO. Pome- 1 roy Motor Co 11 28 tf PHILCO 21" ....- . ~-- ' . '1.· .. The Martha Clus of the Brad. and that means - DO It •• ! ?.'..... bury Churrh of Christ had their Chrinmas ruty Wednesday t>ven · ing at the hom~ ot Mrs. Paul Winn Mn. Griff Russell, prw:~ident , open- ( ed the met. ~ inrr; wi th B reading. 1 "The First Christm as Trf"e" and ' &roup singing of carols was accomp'lnied by Mrs. Winn . Mrs. Rus!K'll al ~o read thl'! Scripture story of th~· Birth of Chr ilit and gave a pta\'er. 'the program included another reading 1 "The Litlle Blal'k Lamb" by the pte~>idenl :md a Christmas story b)' Mrs. Milton Russell. Roll call responses were verses from Proverbs an1 the members received gifts from their president. Mrs. Winn was also given a gift from the class. During the social hour girts were exchaneed by the members and guest, \frs. Webb Hall, Mid· dleport . The holltcsi"Cs sen·ed a salad coursf! in keeping with Christmas and had used Christmas decorations throughout b.er home. Those present were Mrs. Griff ft'.ul!sell, Mr11. Junia Pierce, Oleva -cottrell, L'!tha Russe11, Mda Gibbs, Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Mrs. Bud Russl•tl, Sara Gilmore,~ Mrs. Vint King, Mrs. Carl Eber;~bach, Mrs. Georg~ Sisson, Mrs. Milton Russell, Mr.i Cush Johnston, Mrs. Marie Wilkinson. _____family METROPOLITAN ~~ --:::::::--:- &Uts • for the entire All Mokes ond Model• STUDEBAKER, 2 dr , VH Hy- I"•' ,;, 1 Secret pal names were drawn for the coming year. El~ction or officers was held with Mrs. Charil's HoHman selected as president. Mn. Jack Fowler was elected as vlce president and Mrs. Willard Boyer. secretary and treasurer. After an nchange of gifts, egg· nog was se•ved by th.e hosteas to those named above and Mrs. Don· aid Collins, Mrs. Charles Spencer , Mrs. Edward Well&, ·Mrs. Elmer While, Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Ray Blowers, Mrs. Donald Marks, Mrs. David Goodwin, Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Donald Mu11en 111HI Mrs. George ·Conde. The next meeting will be heltl Wednesday January 9, with Mrs. Donald ·Mullen and Mrs. George Conde as hostessel:i. ~r a. 'XMA~ Cars 1153 CIII!:VttOLET, 4 ,1~ .• ;l tone blue flnllih, 150 acrif'll, hnter, cle11n. $799 .00. Pomeroy Motor Co. t128U wh.icb lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:;;·;;;;;;;~';;e~sc~n~t;;;w~e~'~·~·~·~'~'~Y~o~'~'~',~o;;n~-;'o:;_::~n~·~·~··;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l $49.95 ta $169.95 *Snack Tables llllddlcport OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. heater, lf'at coven, dark ireen flnilh. $174~ .00 . Pomeroy !Qotor Co. ll 28 lf 191 ~or Sci• A short business session was hi:! ld with the pri:!sident, Mrs. Don Kennedy . presjding lt wasTepOrt· cd that a basket had been pre· pared for a needy family and also a contributi'ln made to the Jaycees for tht'ir project. STRUCTURAL I BIAMS IRON - MITALS 1 tree under placed. Foll owing the dinni:!r the group iidJourned to the home of Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Lincoln Heightll for a meeting and party. The home was decorated in keeping with the holiday season including a lighted tree 11nder which gifts were placed. $CRA~ --- were nie £ollina, Rlch01rd Finley, Joer 1 Gilmore, George Harris, Ooor&e Hoffman, Teddy Morarlty, Jon Games were played after which a gift exch~nge was held. Each Guinther, J immy Bate:y , Rickey Den Five of Cub Scouts of member was presented a gift trom and Roger Gilmore, tb.e Den Troop 24~ en)·oyed 0 Ch,iotmoo Mothers, -Mrs. Gilmore and Mrt. · "" party Wed.ne!day afternoon at the the O('!l Mothers and they m turn Don co 11ms and a guest, ......,,, home of lh• ~n Motbe,, M''· El- presented gifts to the Mothen. George Conde. ... uo: Refreshments of Christmas coo.... Gllrno'e J,. The ,ec,eation k ' d h d 1es an bot c oco1ate were serve Gifts were sent to Bruce Simo1 d · room Wa.>s . r ecorate m keeping and favors were yarn spowmen. son who was unable to attend due wilh Christmas including a ·-all p B R ill Chrome or Wrought Iron WE BUY 1952 DeSOTO VB 4 dr. Sedan. POW'I'r ste('rlna:, alltomatic tun!\ mll!l•hon. S69&.00. Dlaetlnar'~ . Pomerny, Ohio. 12 20 6tc The annual Christmas dmner of the Se w-Rite Sewins Club was held Wednesday evening at the Martin Restaurant A three-course tu r key dinn~r was served. The ta· toll> was attract.Jve in green cover d d t d 'th d an ecora <' WI greenery an ran d 1es. F avors were Ch r 1s1mas 2orsages. !>-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec . 21, 1956 SUPER 88 COMPLETE ln.-ur•llCle Proteettoa, Life, A.uto, hr., Polio. Call DoD 1952 FORD VB Vkloria Cpe . l''ordomaUc drive, '"hard lop". Extra nice . $89~.00. BlacHnar's, romeroy, Ohio. 12 29 6tc - ---- *Cedar Chests *Hassocks *Dinettes *APPLIANCES FOIUIMAN " AIIBOTT T.v. SEll· I Frlgldalre VICE All makes Repaired by EI 1955 BUlCK 2 dr . llivll'ra t'JlC. ··Hard-top" . dyna£1ow dnvc. Ba.rnet-Simpeon. lnauraoee AJerK.-,, Middleport. Flh- • AutomoblleS2.:J90 .00. Blacltnar'h . Pomeroy , BoOI~. Phone 8311-X ~20-V Ohio. 12 20 6tc 19~2 b(' presented at the Rock Springs Mt>thodist Church , Sunday at 7:30 p.m. AI the cl o~c of the program Santa will arr1vc with a treat for all members of the Sunday &hool. - -- - -- :-::--= (20 Bl Insurance . , C.HEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 m&t.nr with overdrive. ndlo, A Christmas progr am wil! 11-23-tl pert TecllnltiAQI. Pbone 6294 Y MlddJepoi'L fH&-tt ' ·· - - - --.:-c::-c::c:::c:::-;:-::-c -~ _ 1 SAVE ON YOl 'H Sll0E fl'Jlltir 1t 1955 OLDSMOBILE Super "88" 4 I Racine Shoe Shop dr. Hotliday Sedan , hydramati(' J ', 30 If driVl'. $2.~!1. 00. Blaf'lttutr ,s, rornmy , Ohio. ~: 2~-.·~ ' hbers on the surf<~tC or Lhe m<~ · terial will stand up after pressing."" Miss BNrv potn ts ou t that a steam iron (."an IJe ~·cry handy for P ressing wool ga rm ents, Out that such an iron , huulU n e~· e r be uset.l on tb.e right .s1dt> of the garment. The hot uwtal of an iron tcnrf.o; to overheat the soft surfaee of the eloth , makm g t he hht•n brittle . If the st eam tron dol' S not give enough steam (or prcss mg heav y ; materials or rur shri n king out full ness , Mtss Rl.'"fry sugg c.~ ts puttmg a wet cloth over the ma lettlll and touching the cloth wit h a hot iron . "When creating st eam thi s way ," says the specialis t. "" pu t the iron down so tl1a1 it just b a n •ly touches the wet doth , llwn llft it straight up. For resuhs 111 making thi:! ma terial look soft usc this palting· type motton in'stead of ironin~;: bal"k and forth."' ."t''iss Berry notes that a wool pressino: cloth is another useful ilem in making wool look soft . H is always kept nex:t lo lhe right side of the garment during press· mg. The wool doth spreads the steam and its own soft surface protects the soft surfacf' Of the doth ?eing pressed. The motion of the 1ron over I he wool c!olh cre_a~es a slight amount of s tat1c e li:!clnc1ty and when the wool pressing cloth is llrted , this lwlps raise the soft surface fibers of Jhe fabric being pressed. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED *Easy Chairs Den Mother Host To Cub Scouts Christmas PartyAt b"team m tht· cloth so tha t the uny --~-= - -19M HUICK Speoi:!!l. 2 dr. Sl'(htn Uyn.tflow drive, "hard -lop strl(' . $2 . ~0~.00 . Blacttnar's, I'•Hn('roy . Ohio. 12 20 6Lc ,· t-3-d RADiu & TELl>~VISJON SERVICE Phone 200. Cleland Appliance Store, 118 W. Main St., Pomero7 t 8 l Auto Sales ·' P~•. $99up With llandlc ·I *Drum Table -- busines1 . Black $8.70 . Prcm- - -· ium $8.50 - Good $6.1m. Quanli.ty P'ulton Thompson di8COUUt . Tractor Sales: Pomeroy. PIN BOYS , Apopl ~· Pome roy Bowl U:-17·12tc ing Alley. 260-X. 12 20 3t • Bradbury Church Martha Closs Holds Christmas Po rty ~ '.. ... . ONLY LOCAL NEWSPAPER Sign the Christmas Gift Card as follows' Signed .... .. . . ..... ...... .•.....••• .• •• .,. - .. . . Address . . ...• ••. . •.. . •... . •...••• ~ •• : •• WON'T... �• ' I ' •• The Daily Sentinel ,.... . • ' Wildwood Gorden Club Entertained At Morning Star Home Of Mrs. John Ihie . Ann.ounce Degree Work For Next Grange Meeting Mr~ Juhn lh le assisted by Mrs 1 \Irs li trarn Fisher l"Oilcl uded t he Decver progr am . l~ol tr r t' l ~tt'rtarncd the Wildwood' Gifts wl! re eJ: t'h anged and Mrs Pomeroy Re nd Grange 27U met Ga rden Cl ub Wedn7sd.ay evening lt uss Watso n rec eived a prize for in regular sessi on , Wednelday at hrr hom_e, Mornm g Star . The the prettie5t wrapped pac kage. • lee crea m Chri stmas treeli cak e e vening at the DA V Hall . hom• was deeorate d in ke ep ing Wlth th~ lmli da:. season ind ud.i ng and coffee were served by, t he Charles 1.-egar, wor t hy master, hos tesses and favors were snow- pres1 ded and it wa ~ voted to eivt!l a ligh ted tree. 1 Thf' Lord"s Pr a~er led by Mrs me n made of ma rsh mellows 11 nd dresser ~r~rfs tn th e Meigs Gen· eral Hosp1t11. l. Mrs. Carl Smith, Hollon prt'Sldt'n t, ope ne d the me et: choco late d ro p~:~. cha.1rman of Community Service iu~ , foll owed w1t h th e ChristliJas Presen t were those nam t'd a bove program and Mrs. C. L. Heaton s tory taken from St. Luke by Mrs. anlt M r~ . Amanda Bat'r Mrs . N orMa r k Evans. Membe rs r esponded rna Fi sh er . Mrs Karl Gr uesPr, Mrs. wt!re nam ed to purch.ase rna- · te rial and mak e the scarfs. Each to the rool cal] with a Christmas Charles Baer , Mrs. Homer Holter me mber Wll 'l requested to brint memory. Mrs. Kenneth Ha rris was M \lo t' lcomeJ as a n~w member. , rs. William Fisher. Mrs. Christ y wh1 te wash cloths to the next Baer, Mrs. )ohn F. Ball) , Mrs. Mil- meetJng whir l;! will also be given Mrs H1ra m t' ish er , program ton Houdashelt. Mrs. Stan ley Joo ~s to the Hospital. Degree work wa8 r hau man , had for topie, "Christ- Mrs. Dwight Milhoan , Mrs. Arthur 11nnounce d for the next meeting• • mas". The story (Jf the first Christ Nease, Mrs. Liwrence Rose Mrs Plans were '11ade to visit the Ath· mas card was told by Mrs. u. s. Jo e Thoren , M_rs. Vernon N ea~ ens Stille Hospital in the near fuNe ast' s od Mrs. Fred Nease re 11.d and th ere g uests Mrs. Che5l er-Reed ture and present a program and the legen d of the poinsettJa. An of Beverl y, Mrs. Paul Le wis of trea ts. A ba~ket of food brought · by the members was prepared for arttele "'Red. Whtte and Blue Chr· Newark and M1ss Donna Holter. the County , nfi rmary. hstm as ·· was read by Mrs. David Nease a nn Mrs. Harry Roush read an article , "Hope of Christmas"''. Du<iog the leeiU'O hour an ex- . change of rifts was held after Two p~ems were g1ven, ''Chrlst. m as AgaLn " by Mrs. William Nease which the ''""P adjou,ned lo the dining rooM where refreshments , and " I heard the Bells ", Mrs. Paul of red and green ribbon sand· : Fisher. Tips on your Christmas M' M wic~ hes , Christmas cookies decor· tree were given by Mrs. Denver r. and rs. Don Kennedy e l d ' Holter and a Christmas prayer by tertained with d" n- 1 a e in red and green and eoffee 8 at their ho tnner ~ec:ent_ly 'Were served by the home eco. honor of th~n~if~~nbco:~d Heights 1n no-;nics committee, Mrs. _C leland th eir d hi p 1r .. ay of thetr Hetnes and Mrs. C.arl Smtth. au~ er atrtcta , and the se vf! nth birthday ot tbeir so n The refreshment tables were at. S lp Pmy. both of whicl> are Decem be; 22· •nd thw '""dmoth.,, M". tr.aetive with Christmas co,·ers and Bert DavJs,\fhose birthday was De- centered with arrangements of The SenJor Youth Fellowsnip of cember 16. Two rlecorated cakes spru ce branches, silvered cedar red eandles in five branch candiC: the f''r. rle ra t ed Church m et las t were served. abra, rr:ade oy Mrs. Heaton. During Sunday at the home of Charles Present were Mr . and Mrs Charthe _refrea~ment hour the weddint Swisher for a Christmas party. le~ ~ ennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Bert A covered d1sh dinner was ser. Dav~s , Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Max anmversanes of Mr. and Mrs. Carl v~d at 6 :30 p' m. after wh1th a Davis and children, Joyce and Smith and ~Jr . and Mrs. Lawrence Lannin! anti the birthdays oi MrJ. s ho r t bu smess session was held Jerry, Bradbury, and Mr. and Mrs. John Terrf'll and Mrs. Cleland · ~ nd plans made for carolinl!l on Kennedy and Patricia and Pe•>·y Heines were celebrated. Chnstmas ew• . The group will meet • a t !he c hurch at 7:30 p.m. CHOIR REHEARSAL Fol!owing refreshments, a piano Following t he business Se.'is ion Heath Methodist Chu-rch S t' nior duet wa s presented by Mrs. Ter~ond uetl'd by Joe Kennedy, presi· choit" will rehearse tonight at 7 ·p m rell and Mn. Lanning. The group sang Chrtstmas carols and round are urged lo be and square dancing was enjoyed. ' Ed 1~on Hollon and Mrs. - - -------~ I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 ENTERT~IN vETERAN$ Mrs. co" nenn ct t • nd ---- ---~ - Post Presidents! ParleyHeld Annua_l_ _ Mcs \~:i~. ! ~?~"~~~~;.~,~e~~. e ~~~~ ~ .~v~, ~ }~~gA ,r, ~re r a ft ~r whi~h Frank Mou.rnwg of the AuxJlu r y of Jo'eeney· B€ nnett Post. Am<: nt'a n c : 'ebster linJt hdd its anua . n st mas d1n ne_r. We d nesday eve mng. at the Mart in restauranl d~oll o wJng the dmn cr the group a JOur ned to t he home of the Leg1on, an d Mrs. Fr~n k Cheese- .,,,." bre w . of the Drew-We bster Post Au:uhar y_ were 1n ChillJr othc T . thhu~sd:~·d when· assis ted Wit h e Jr ~y party or pati ent:; a t t h e Veterans ' H osp J\ ~ l w ho ha.,. e birthd~ ys 111 De{'f'mber Cake s we re take _n a nd g1fts of mon<')i from the Au:w:Ji ian es ·__ _ _ th7 •' . ' To The Draw ' exchange was hrld lem on st1c ks and punc h were served by th e hostcs.~ The C hristmas theme wa s carnl'd out in t he punch bo 1 ·lh . w WI a grPf' n lreP of Ice and dotted wl! h marasc hinO cherries in the cen ter preside n t, Mrs . Be n NcutJ: l inll Mapl e f'la Cf• for a meetin , and I , ~a rt) . 1Tde home wa:; beau tifuiJ )· Presen t were Mrs J . M Thorton Chrdi&t- Mrs. Charl es Sau er. Mrs. R. c Gti e ree u n er more, Mrs George Bearths, Mrs wh te h gJfls were plaeed Owe_n Watlion, Mrs. Dey Hyseli ,Mrs meaesn~~e7ud : ~gkae~;g1 ~f dw: th 'rhe rne e t~n.:: ope ned wtth the J....e.w1 s Stanley , Mrs. George HaekLord 's Prayer m umson . Dunng ett Sr, Mrs. Holmes, M.rs George th e busmess se.~si on it wa s decided MoWery Mrs Neutzling and on e to send a potl NI pl ant to a shut- guest Mrs W R. Davis, prestdent 1n membe r . Mrs. J:o:llzaheth Huber o( the Auullary who res1 de.s at 35 Gra pe St. Gallipoli s A Je tt er W <l .~ r ead from Mrs lda Gau t of Mt llns Cot tage, Dayto n, thankt ng the grou p for g 1fl s ~ nt her. .\fr ~ - G ~ul has been ill in the ho t- pi ta ! fur ~C'Y(' ra l months. After th e bu .'>J IWSS sl' s~ i o n a pro gram or C hrt ~t m <Js caro ls was Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neutzling played on the r£> ror cl pl ayer and enter tamc d with a dinner reeent_ Mrs. _Ncutzling Iolli I he story of ly at the home, Lineoln Hill hon onng the b1rthdavs of Wiliam We!ls, .Jan£' Ann \\•etb and Mr. Neutzling . Two decorated bLrth day cakes were served. BEAT SANTA ·' -- Buy Your Wife A Ne"' 1957 PLYMOUTH at Meigs Motor Co. I Phone 6023 FOR THAT PRIVATE PARTY ' ' • . Present Wl' re Mr. and Mrs. Will tam Wells, Mr. nd Mrs Edwarn We l ls and rl nu!ihters, Ru etta and Jane Ann and the host and hostess. In Private Dining Rooms For Small or Large l'arties PHONE 396 HOTEL MARTIN PO~~~:~Y'S and Mrs. Samuel Perry, lessee) (Mr. TO ATTEND RITI:$ Mt>mbers of the Wh ile Ru Ml J,od ge, Auxiliary of the B. of R T are to meet at the 'Rawhu ~::"s-Co at ~ Funeral Ilona: at 2·30 p.m. S aturday to attend the funl'ral of Mrs. George Ha.ves. a lttcmbcr uf the Lodge, in a group. YEAR-END SPECIALS brary. They are hvmg at the Da vis apartment on North Second Avenue and Walnut Street. - -Q-n Program Th eme • G' Ch r•stmos IVen At ClaSS Meeting PROGAR T M 0 BE AT 7:30 Thr Bradfu rd Ch urch of Chnst wt ll pn·s<"n t The Busy Bel' ll .t:ss mel for tls / ann ual Chn stm as pa11 y :1t th!' ) F trst Rap t tsl Ch ti!Th Th1 1rsd11y ev(• ' ning. A pot ltt( k ~ IIIJPl'l" w;ts servt ·JI 1n the church d imn g mo m wh ei" L' Mrs. "C harl~ s Lewi s. l' h~ i rman of th e decorating l'(lll rm it!C' e, wwd sno\l." mf'n for tlw tuhle decoration s Th e rlmner t·om rr rtltt·•• rnclurlcc1 Mr~ Shirll'y Mil b. :vlrs ,John Lyons, Mi.~s S y h •~ 1\h":'.t as ler a n1 ! Mrs Itoss 1-'u lle•1 hit.~ in n~ ·,:·-,~ J<ll l J .-;()(' 1~1 hOIJI" ,!ll,j lh t• :\.1n;. 1952 DESOTOV84dr.Sedan ····· ·· ········· ················ $695 Power St.cering, Autom11tic Transmission . One careful owner. .f. ~ "Jj~ 1952 PlYMOUTH 2 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' De1t1xe. Beautiful $555 turquoise finish . 1956 BUICK Special2 dr. Sedan .......... · DynB'flow d ijvc. Luw milcu~c by one carefuJ owner. Like new. · .~955 O~.DS. Super "88" 4 dr. Holliday Sedan · · ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · $2 595 Hard Top 4 dr . Power Steering. ll ydramatic drive. Almost like the day it was sold. Fordomatic drJvc. Popular ····· ···· ·····-······· · $895 ''hard top " .s1 yle EXtra nice for model. 1952 FORD VB 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan ·· · · · · · · · · · · · . · · .. ....... .... . $795 FordomaUc drJve . Radio and llt'<lter Sparkling blue and white fini.sh . I. ' 1951 MERCURY 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · .... .... ..... . $495 Merc:urymatic. Original hla('k finish . Radio and Heater . 1951 FORD .... · $395 1947 PlYMOUTH .... · $99 ' 4 dr, Sedan. VB· '/ ...... - .. .. 1951 PONTIAC 1950 BUICK . . . . . . .. . 2 dr. Sedan. 2 Dr. Sedan . 1950 DODGE 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan. 1950 PONTIAC 2 dr. Sedan . 1949 BUICK Super 4 dr. 1949 MERCURY 2 dr . Sedan. 4 dr. Sedan. $495 1955 Chev. Y2 ton Pickup $1,395 7\'J ft. body. One owner. J,.ike new Heavy $295 Duly T1res. 1954 Chev. 2ton LWB · · · · $1,595 $295 Hyd. dump . Good 10 ft. body. Overhauled cngme. New finish. $245 l953 GMC 2ton LWB · · · · $1,295 New engme block, New paint. 2 sp . <.~XIt' One careful ownel' . ' $195 $195 1,952 Chev. Y2 ton Pickup ·$695 New flntsh . Exceptional in every way. '"""" u ..re-all ,,., l '' 1 lypes Ho ~s P 1tllrn <UH.l Mrs Dre ora lums 1n l lw .~a n rl tJ.IJ \" lnl'l udcrJ a lig hter! trrt• a ud br<IJ.II" hc:. of silvPr sprayPd h o ll y. l'o 11 ·u J ~ w f'T l' sung dunng th£' ~ V l' nin g h1 lh t' 34 "ho were presl'nt · Middleport Society .Jullt" Pmbnsro . fn·shnldll ;rl Mianll Uni vcur\y, rduntr•rl IIUlll l' Thursd11y for th e holulil _l ~ Host·o~ Wl.~l' wtll drt\'1' tu t' harlf' ~ l on 11irport to mf'l•l h1~ .•l.'il l'r, \lr :-~ flcttie W 1~r . Mtu m i. whu wi ll -~ 1wnd Christmas w1th her p.rr •·11t s, \lr. a11d Mrs . ~o ss Wi ~ ". ~ nd fam- il y. 1\11 :.~ Mai"J m'y llar n 11 . Wu, htng. tun , D. l". wil l nnw her,, ~.,tur ­ tl--ly lo s pend the _h11ltda~ s with lwr purcnt!l , Mr. and .\t rs Hobert !Ia !"TIII. Miss Sara Kl'rwoort ha., tak,·n tu a nursing hom!' t tl Monday Wlllmm Darst senwr nl Ohio Sla te- ll nLH r~ily , 11.nd J a m ··~ Van rre~hman fil l 0:-1 11. }JUV (' r·et u rut'd home for t ht' 1"h1h i ma s \' IU'<I IIOtl. Dr and Mrs. K. D. Am ~h a n un d eh1ldrcn w r rc busJilt'Ss 111 L; alllpol is Thursda.r \ 1 .\ 1\ o r~ ~tr and Mrs. G,•r;tld l' rt·ston wr' ~ l' husincu \"l.sitors ill llunltnt;:· ton W£>dnl•sduy. \lr.~ . William Scarbt'rrJ <H•d c- hil rlrr·u will join Mr S1·ar h\'ITV tn llll) ton , whC're h1• is <'111J r ln ~, , j for the holidays . Mr. and Mrs. Charle s \ k EI!unne)· drove to ('hat'les:!on a1 rp ort Wednesday to mel• t th~· u ~ l .m~h ­ tcr, Mrs. Stanlt~y Putt l•r. S.rn An· ton io, Texas who w1ll !-o fJII·n<1 1hreC' Wt'cks visiting here. Ca pt l' utlt>r ts expected to arri\·,, uv•'r the WC('kcnd !o join his wiFt• .111 ,[ th \'Y Will also visit h.1s p an· nl ~ in \founds vtllc W. \'u., d un n ~ their lcav l'. Gary Preston, SA. whu 1, sta tioned on Lhc Radar P ir kr l Ship. USS 0 1Hare , h in Li1" ~' r 1m tla lv according to worcl rl'(" t". H'd l•.v hi ~ parents, Mr. i!nd Mn. {; pr ,il ol [' !"t':tton, this week. He t'Xpt.'C" Is to re- Ul HMI ROY t •--------------'-$.~~~·-~-~~·~~JJI~----------------~turn to hia home in Fct"lru ary for I' a two week leave. 9 a.m. to 6p.m. "Mom " For For "Dad" big, widt', wonderful array of sure to-please gifts for everyone on your list - and at modest prices, too! Choose girts for one and all . . here! ... . For ''Brother' SHIRTS RECORD PLAYERS LUGGAGE SWEAnRS SOCKS TROUSERS BOBBY SOCKS JACKETS COSMETICS BILLFOLDS DRESSES SLIPS PANTIES CAMERAS CAMERAS GlOVES DRESSES NECKTIES UNDIRWW ELECTRIC SHAVERS SKIRTS BLOUSES FLASHLIGHTS POCKET KNIVES BILLFOLDS SWEATERS HOSIERY JEWElRY COATS SWEATERS CANDY UMBRELLAS HANDBAGS SCARVES • CEDAR CHESTS GLASSWARE • DINNERWARE COOKING UTENSILS HANDitERCHIEFS NECKTIES FlASHLIGHTS ASH ·TRAYS TEUVISION HANDKERCHIEFS .UNDERWEAR SWEAT SHIRTS JACKETS BELTS SLIPPER SOCKS JEWELRl UMBRELlAS SCARVES COSMETICS SlACKS BLOUSES PENS and PENCILS SUSPENDERS CEDAR CHESTS CIGARmE LIGHTERS (OMPACTS SHAVING SUPPLIES KODAKS GLOVES ROBES - ' De.,otecl ¥o 'l'lte l•tel e:ttf Ol.l'lle ................. · VOL VIII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ~day, December 22, 19118; NO. 213 - Last A United Nations Forces Move In As hlvader Troops Withdraw LONDON (UP) - The last Anglo-French troops pulled out of Port Said; Egypt, today, ending a 47-day occupation that plunged relations among the Unlted States, Britain a n d France to the lowest-point in decades. The Anglo-Freuch attack on Egypt also created econom\ emergencie[ll throughout Western Europe as a result of the \ f ' closing of the Suez Canal . The la~;t 1,000 "beachhead" troops began marching out of the ti.ghtly guarded waterfr~nt perimeter into transport ships at 4 :15 p. m . 9:15 a. m. EST. Danish trocps of the United Nations "po· Jice force covered the withdrawal from the gruund', while AngloFrench planPs circled overhead. Ten dcs•royen covered tht flanks of tt-te wi~hdrawal againSt any possible Jalt::tninute Egyptian attaek. Durmg ~he day, U. N. troops were called on several times to disperse l:gyplian crowds sig~ted by reconnaissance planes sent up frolll the carrlerii lying ori Port United Methodist Pastor Speaks At School Assenilily The spirit of Christmas prevailed this week at the Seninr Hl~t-J School assembly program that marked the beginning o( the Pomeroy Public Schools' recesa for the holidays . The Rev. Eugene Brown, pastor of the United -Meth· odist Church, Pomeroy, delivered a Chrlslma!i message and the Pom. eroy High Sthool Glee Club. under Sai;t. the direction of Mrs. Lucille A · U. N. salvage fleet was stand· Swackhammt-r, presented a timely ing by, rearly to start clearing tha program or Christmas carols and blocked Suez Canal as soon as .the songs. withdrawal was completed . The program began with the Urilted N :t t i o n s -Emerge.ncy For~. moving in on the heels' of traditionai Flag Salute ceremony the ~thdrawing of British_ ~- and led by Raymond and Morris JohnFrenell troops took over cont,tol of son. Port ~id aJ\d_ the c:;nll .Mne. A Linda Lou Moore gave a rea1ing Jtrong "force of EfytfiiiF police from "The Holy Scrlftarea. •r were helpi~g t.e· mamtain ordet. ~v. Brown wa.-he•introdueed I,~~:!~·~:MAL?-Debra NoNU,"· -amoQg a row It marked thr. end of the Anglo- by ThO\\\U GbiHt. • tenior who Home Demonstration club of ryracuse. Tricycle~~ also were French invasion °~ tb.e Suez canal, acted as master of ceremonies. The Christmas project of the club. Club members standing left .to right ·are Mesdames Charles triggcrl'd oUensive . I AI pba Cottn'II , H ennan L on don, Caro11 N orns . ....' ames T ca f or d , J o h n S auvage . R ear. · E by ,.the Jsraeli r h Pomeroy par.tor's address was con- Lise, agams1 gyp Jan orces 1n t e ccrned with a passage taken from M Sinai Oeser• . ''The Holy Bible", wbieh reads, Woodrow ZwiUing, Wm. Eichinger, Don Cottrill. Patricia London kneels in front and rs . An official flritish repnrt lister! "For God 10 loved the world that Herbert Parker is seated, right. Dicky Sauvage is sittiag near his mother. 2,7.M> casualties including 850 he gave his only begotten son". The Third Wednesday Home killed , during the hostilities. Brit- . During his t'alk Rev. Brown poinDemonstration dub of Syracuse 0 ish easualties were 21 killed and ted out that love covers a multi• a~~ has been working as individuala 112 wounded . There has been no tude of things. He said that Christand together in dub meetings to announcement on f'r ench casual- ian love real lv has no bounds. The repair doll! and toys for 1 lhree ties. . Pomeroy mm ister stated that God's families known to be in n'ted in One of the last obstacles to" the soure~ of strength is unlimited. the village. completion of lhe withdrawal was He added that God"s love is unSome of the dolls were in such eliminated Friday through the exNEW YORK (UP) - The biggest Christmas buying season need of rebuilding that Mrs. James change of prisoners of war. Egypl bounded by time and space. in history left many eoonomists eating their predictions. Teaferct made new arms and legs turned over 473 Bntish canal techA novelty vocal number. "Angel Merchants in the big cities generally didn't do as well as in for them. Triey4:les wert: painted, nicialls aftd the Anglo-French re- on the Treetops", was presented B h I b b h -'b' f th pedals replaced, and one is even 1. turned 236 F.gyptian soldiers and by John Kunzelman and Ramon 1955. ut t e r SU ur an co 0• us cut a lgger s ICe o e re· undergoing some welding (by a 130 eivilian eaptlves. Roiee. Brenda Straass played tht> tail sales pie. member's b1rsband) li(l it will look piano accompaniment. Many economists admittl!fd that their sales predictions turn · like new Christmas morning. ed out to be mueh too optlmistic. Dun & Bradstreet. said a preThe dub met Wednesday at the The Senior High members of LICINSES ISSUED Hminary survey of retailers in home of Mr~. Charles Liale where the Glee Clubs sang ••Johnn& Bring the Pine Trl:e In'' as their nrst Mariate license have been Ls- 66 cities indicated that consumu they worked also on maldne decnum~r. Their se<'ond vocal offer- 1 sued through Meigs Probate rourt buying in December 1956 will be orative candles for the hoUdby fng was '·Mr. Sahta", Brenda Stra- to Joe Lawrence 18. Long: Bottom the best for any Yuletide season . !eiSOD out or odds and ends af "little or nothing." One large canuss Glee Club accompanist, played laborer and M:a~y Arnold student, despite a slow start. dle completed at the meeUn1 was the piano. • 16, of Pomeroy; Carl E .· DeLong, The statlatlcal agency said its 4'!0natructed around a paper milk 21, Pomeroy, taborer, and Gene- poll showed that relail volume this carton. The Christmas program at Heath Mrs. Swackhammer faced the vieve Sue Eblin, 1P., Pomeroy. Methodist Church Will be held audience and askl'd the student Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, hOme month may hit ~ billlto - .a Sunday, 23. at 7:30 when a drama .. body and faculty to join with the new all-lime high. That's a garn demonstration agent. wa& In attiiation of "Christmas in Korpan- glee Cluhs ic Lhe singing of "Winof 3.5 per cent over robust J9!)5, tendalk'e aa .advisor. PRO~RAM ANNOUNCED ia '• will be given under the direc- ter Wonderland", "White ChristIl noted that many retailers had A Christmas program will be anticipated bigger year·to-ye!U" tion of Mrs. L. W. I1JcComas and mas", and ''Silent Night". given at the Presbyterian Cburch gains than thO~e reahzed. Dun lr. Mrs. Nan Moore. The Christmas assembly program of Syraeuse Sunday, Dec. 23 at Bradstreet also' said lewer :Jtores Practice for the program will be -h eld at 2 p.m. Sm1day and botb spon•red by the Sentor Class was 7:30 p.m. under direction of Gen- were able to top their year-ago the Beginner and Youth choirs concluded when the student body evieve Scyder and Mary Li.sle. Sun- sales levels than in December will take part with Sharon Jones and faculty sang "The Purple and day School membt>rs will give re- 1955. as organiat and Diane M('Comas the White", the alma mater song. citations and a Chmtmas play. Economist A. W. Zclomek told as pianist. the United Press that wbile Christ Soloists will be Karl Beck, Formas sales will hit a new peak For the thml rear running Pomrest Bachtel, David .Konktight, th.is year, they will "fall far be- eroy'8 Paller Dt>partmcnt will sta(( Barbar" Jones, Suzanne Bradbury , low optimistic and exaggerated an extra uffieer to assist over-exBertha Wilson. Readers are Vera foreeasts ." uberant cel ebrators from becoming Covert and Celeste Ault. The chilZrlornek said unseasonall y wa r m fouled with the law! dren of the Primary Department weather, a11d international deMayor E. F. Robinson announced will al$0 have a part in the .provelopmen ts helped !o temper the today that durmg (" hristmas week gram under the direction of Mrs consumed's buying urge. He note / an extra offi cer wtll be available James Brewington. that many companies and ifldivi · to an swer reque:iil s from anyone duals gave money previously who has imbibeti al coholie beverearmarked for Christmas li:ifts to ages and dors nol dl'~ire to drive HungArian refugN~ relief and othl'r home . Off1 ee rs wlll t:~kC' tho§e asking charities . assistann· home and return their car to IIH' ITI 11 ~ we ll, no questions asker! . 'Jibe mayor inrlicatcd he felt tho program ~;nt•tl eonsidf!rable embara sAAH' nl .n two prl'vious years, The Christmas program of the ~nd was worl h carrymg out at;~ain . First Baptist Church In PomerO}' The ma yor added that the plan will be presented Sunday evening will add pmphas1s to the Sa(ety at 7:30, according to announcement Prognm now he inlo( pushed by the today by the pastor, Rev, Ralph Middleport Po lice Ch ief Russell pol lee departm r nt. Zundel. Bailey said today tha t a report Children of the church Wlll from Ohio univcmty conre rning dramatize thc events of "ttle Holy a dog shot on Grant Sl.reel late EYE-IDENTIFYING LICENSI Night", such as the "Monger Scene Saturday .11.fternoon pro\•cd to bt> I KALAMAZOO, Mich . UP Dr. and the visit of the Shepherds and " negative" anti t hat the a•wnal David Rosf'. an oplomelrist, bas the Wise men while a youth choir was not rabid. )957 automobile license plate SN provides the musical backgraund. Polite WC're Cllllcrl to l'xtermin- 21).20. A sound motion picture film ch•· ale the dog last week wh!'n ncl~h----~--pictin~ King Herod's wrath and bora became fri~htl'ncd at the FRIGID TAST.I HONORED the fhgbt of the Holy Family to dog's antics in running about itimSA-N LUIS OBlSPO, Cali£. UPEgypt will cllmax the program. leasly and making allemrts to Waitrus '" Bert" Barton told t,er At the morning worship service jump through windows. businessm en customM"s she preat 9·30 the ctuor will render sevThe dog'a head was sent to Ohio (erred "colrl cash" for ChriBtmu eral Ctuistmas selectlons and the University for examination and 10 they gave her- $20 in eotnl f.ro.. pastor will speak on "Tbe ~ .and report. :z:c.n into a 25-pound cake of lee. Sad Note in Chri5tmas". Heath Methodist Yule Program To Be Gi\'en SQDday SHIRTS SOCKS POCKET KNIVES KODAKS ROBES BICYQES '· Extra Police To Aid Celebrators During Holidays BRAND NEW NUMBER FOR DEAN ·ams PAJAMU DENIM JEANS SLIPPER SOCKS CANDY First Baptist Yide Program To Be Sunday GLOVES GAMES LUGGAGE HANDKERCHIEFS ' Buy•ng Season s •il T0Be Then·Iggest In tlIS. t ory YOUR PROBLEMS UP TO US. WE HAVE A For "S'IS II . I IF CHOOSING GIFTS IS iii' TO YOU, PUT LINGER I& pulls. {'oorlt')'. J .\lku It u gh<' ~- $2,595 1955 BUICK 2 dr. Riviera Cpa. · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · .... ... .. $2,395 Dynaflow dnvc. " liard top " style . Sharp car. 1952 FORD VB Victoria Cpe. · 0 ,' \ .\ Ir s. l' a uJ S n iH rl Jll•" ·' n l ~·rl g 1 f l ~ from th e da ss to !til". I J'l"l"SI · 1le nl a n d Lro arl tt•n .\l r~ .). lJ lt let'. C.:LEAII-ANCE SALE ENIIS IIEC, 31 J. The Store Will Be Open Saturday 9a.m.to9p.m. ne w 11 ,11111 ".' oi J"<J \.\1 !1 yr-nr ;d t•·r ;~t f l..., fur tht· I:O I!Htl f.: h;HI bet•n t•Xd l ~ rt t;t>d . ,, 1 VISIT El-BERFEI.,DS FOR YOUR LAST ' TWO DAYS CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYING fo r .1 JJI' I' d y famtl~·- S 1"1"1" 1 1\• id d_,, J<lt·n\J : Lcs 1\ 1'1"1' rc·v cal •·•l 111 tlw ' p~e-- -~1 ~r --~ i f~ ("] a so v u Lo•rJ ;1 l'tltl ( J"il l •l\ lnn ol $ 1U > l' hns lmu prog ram ~~~fl~~ l n 1a: t'Vl' .:_ a~~7_30 o'rloc~--l'~j~~e~a~:~ ;ng~fr:e;;:!~og: ;~~~~~!~~embers Mr~. Rayrrt uml J.ll ll l,l !l JII" CJWIJ •IJ t, r<"ad a storv ·'Tho • J.l 'li l ' l l d of IJw . I . .1 ~ IIILUg o f. \tw (" hnsilll ;o .~ Trt•l'"' 1' Mrs All e n ll ugh t ·~ ~ a ~·t· t hr open ing praye r <1n•l ~1rs . Millnn JJ uud r('a1t the Sn1plu re slo1y fur . till" •h·v nliun nl Sl't"VII" I' w h :rll • · l u ~rd wt lh !he Lord 's pL• .' •· J· 111 I I I II~O it. Dnrtn ;.: Llw <.t WIATMII en :t ne . DI'nner Served At Youth Fellow .h. Meetin_g Recently M~ . and Henry Null , th e formf!'r ~ean Clark, who were marrted on Saturday, NovembP.r 30 , at the First Baptist Church. Mr. N~ll is sc~ence teacher at Rutland High School and Mrs. NuB Js . t~c hbranan at the Middleport Public Li- 'j' . ' Several Honored During Dinner At Kennedys Three H.onored With Dinner At Neutzling Home at y e I Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Socie ty Editor , Phone 607e • ...... - MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted . Mrs Paul Casd , Middleport ; Ray Little , Middleport ; A.aron Kelton, Pomuoy; Pauhne Horfman, Middleport James Young Clifton. Discharges, Fr<'emont Stpvens, Langs\'ille; Lf'la Nutter, Long Bottom ; Garfield Adams. Pom('roy ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul ('asci, a daughter. LOUD YULE SEASON PROMISED CHI-C AGO UP - Some 2.:;()0 Chicagoan s will get a big bang out of Chri'lt mas. That 's how many exjlochng ci gars ha,·e bet"n sold at a novelty store in the past two weeks. RUGGED APPLICANT PASSED TRENTON . N . J. UP -Smte Ci~ vii Defense Director Thomas S. Dignan had to turn down an appli~ eat1on from a man who wanted to enter an "'extremely rugged" course in heavy duty rescue training. The <Jppheant . Othel Raxter. a mcmher of the Ground Observer Corps. is 7:>. - - -- HE'S 198,770 FEET HIGH Middleport Dog , Not [{abid Say Police Reports Sentinel Will Close Offices At Noon Monday T}Je Dail y ~c ntmel will be pub- lished as usual Monday, Dec. Z4 exrctlt th:~t \.,usinf' ~s offices will I ·' ·-----~-7"-------------------------------.~------------------=:::::...~:::....._:::~....-~,l~! At nne l1me lhe Lasley family owned mo~ of Pomeroy and m.any parcel ~ outs ide the town .as welL GPnPrally, the purchase eonveya all the land on the north side of the Pomeroy - Middleport flood road from th e Middleport corporation line to the Walter Bentz pr-operty. On the stmth side it comprisel" all the land from Middleport along the fl%d road to the Lincoln Heights Addition, down to Routes 33 and 7 along tht> river, except tracts previOusly sold from tbe L.asley holdmgs. It . includes U,e Monkey Run ball field and re~ tron park. -r.As soon 1s deeds have * n searched, tracts for buildiiig homes will be for sale, Crow Slid. He indicated that cboice areu frontin g htgh 'OVer the river probably wdl lite released in two-acre lots. Other parts of the area wiU be subdivided for moderate priee homes. AIJ subdivlsions will ..be zoned. Zo ning regulations .amoWtt to restrirtions on the least a home can c ost in a prescribed area. Such regulations protect home owners from detenoratioc in property va lue's. It u hoped that--depending on new uJdustr.\·-onP of the first construction prOJ«t~ in the new development wtll ~ to lay out aiid build"' strct·t along Ihe h1g ground frontin g the ri\'er This will ltnJt together a number of attractive tw(J...acr e home sites. be r lo~e d af!rr 12 noon. ' The r e will he no paper printed Tur~da v ·' MAJ. AINOLD I. liCk b •hown at actual morn •mt he eet a new 1world altitude record tn the altrtade chamber at Wright Air '. DevelGpment center, Baltimore, Md. He is 198,770 feet "high,'" wtw!re the atmosphel'$ exert. a preAAu ri! of only 0.0048 pounda ·per ~ inch, compand tD aea. level pressure of lt.7 powadL -~-is _ hig~l!f_t_ al~~e _e~er :ea.c.h ed br man. ( lt!t~i~a.l) • so that l"lllployees rna)' spt·n d Chnstmas Uay witb thelt fami l i(• s. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mr/i. Norma Li sle. Syracuse, wall t.akl'n lo HGlzer Hospital ThuridQ in a st'rious cond lt ion. ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 21, 1956 kent turpin