https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5770c8f8015e26651ea709d6fb894f3.pdf 0ab1a4e31222afe1f4d79693940c4dd4 PDF Text Text • ' . The Daily Sentinel Drama, Readings, • t mas G'IVen Ch riS Nl'ght At Church • Mrs. Arnold Richards and Mrs. Bowles were 10 charge ot the service &lven on Christmas nili[ht at the Ml Monah Baptist Church Eloanor Sehaaf, Middleport Sodety Editor, Phone 6079 Lu~ Beubs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 ~-:--::--...,------ - - .--~;----: Rock Springs Methodist Church Christmas Program Held Sunday Tbe Chrialmi'IJI prosram of the Rock Sprin&a Methodist ~hurcb was held Sunday evenil'lg with Harold Blackston 3Upcrtntendent, in tharge. Group sin&lnl of "loy to the World" opened t.he program follow ed wtth prayer by the Rev. Ralph Grove. Davld Leon.ard save the welcome. Three reeitations, "Christ mas Bells,'' Mary Radford; "A Wish," Kathy Abbott; and "Merry Chl1•tmas", CQnnie Radford, preceded a piano solo, "Away in the Manger" by Ruth Ann Bailey. The Cburch choir presented a Cbrlatmas number. A play- ''Tbe Strange Gift" was presented by the Juniol' class taug h t by Mr s. Will 11m Grueaer. Participating were David Leonard, D 'be t Cb P t e r aney, al y Ar no ld , Ruth Ann Bailey, Louanna Leonard, Rita Wears and Janet Arnold. Se\'E-ral recitations were gn·en includmg, ''Christmas Story," Patty Arnold," If I'd Been Here," Rita Wears," Contagtous," Repecca Radford; "A Secret," Sherrie and Bobby Blackstcn; and "Pack a Basket," Marta Grueser Louanna Leonard prest>nted a piano solo "We Three Kings" A play "Twas The N1ght before Chr1stmas" was prenr~etlled by Mrs.. William Morgan's clau, Mary Me· Alee, Bill Clark , Betty Leonard , Roger Leifheit, Carol Bcarhs, Eddie Barte Is, Jill Snowden and Richud CI ar k. A group of rec1tat10r.s followed, " erry Chnatmas Bells," Janet A"rno Id, '•Pieasmg Santa", Freddie c haney; "A Baby Came," Marla Gruescr, "The GreBiest Day" and the Chr1stm.1s Story taken from St. L4ke, Kathy Morgan; and "This is Christmas", Kathy O'Neil offertory, the Following the '" ' '' '' . \ </. ,. ., .. ... Middleport Society Junior class sang. "SLlent N1ght" and th.e groU"p sang "Away tn the' Manger." The Young Adult class t.ugbt by Edgar Abbott presented a play, "'The Old Cromes Chn.stmas" witb Patay Radford, Ctara Humphrey, Sally Bartels, Marjorie Loenard, Phlll1p Radford, i81H Radford, Rollin Radford, Harold Blackston and Geneva Leonard partlclpating A r.'ltalion "Christ mas Gl•·ing" • • by Delbert Chaney and a rectta.t· Jon by Janet Humphrey, preceded a troup of recttaHons, ''J Saw a Star," Billy Ray RadfGrd; "Christ· f!'l11 Is Coming," Kenny Smith, '"I'be Bible Tells Me So," Bobby Burdette; " Lf't Us Love,'' B11ly O'Neil and three other recitations by Danny Abh01l, Roger Abbott and Chuck Bartels The primary rlass sang three songli , "Chn~Lmas Bells are R1ngmg" O'er Bl'thlehcrn Town" and "In a Tiny Mall!:l'r Lay," after which the program clol:led wtth group singmg of ''Oh. LJttle To~·n oi Bethlehem ". At the dose of the progr-.m , Santa arr1ver1 and prt·scnted children 81ld all members of lht churrh S!'hooJ w1th ~ trl'at Pro- · grams for the evemng were made by the pnmary class FAMILY RE·UNITED For th' ' rir't I lmc In ._- 1 years Mr and Mr• · ltob cr t ''I "I ..•r P h a d their enlir(' family home for Christmu Guests were Mr and Mr.s. \\aym• Sharp and c:h1ldren, zancavdlc , 'W"r and Mrs Robert Sharp and children, Reynoldsburg Mr. and Mr~ Paul Haptonstall (Lennie Sharp) and chtldren and Mrs. WJllial.l llaptonstall, Middleport. ~-;;;;.,;;;;;;-.OiOiiOiiOiiOiiOii;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;Oii;;;Oii;;-.--.-.-.-.-;;-.Oi••--, 1- OP TOJIItT R 18 T N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ornee Eut Court Street, Pomeroy B~an: 8 to 1!, I lo I. (Ciooe .. Noon OD Tbun., A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAR GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE I· .' •' ',, lUID IT WDJ. BRING HIM DOWR TO EARnt Mrs Arnold Hayes and sons, Walter Rubert and Wilham and her rnolh('r, Mrs. Vanme Badgley, been stattoned at Shepherd Air meet A'3c Gene Hayes, who ball ben st~twntd at Shephored Air Force Base, Texu He has been m Teus since last June and by Jan· urary 8 wJII rl'porl to Plattsburg. N y near the Ca.nndla border. His borthcr Robert Hayes, AN, left this mornin 10 return to Quonset p l R 1g h h t t d omh. uss' w erto 1'1 1 ~ 5 a mne on t e Ley c t! accompan· lt!d Ronnie Sheets, AN. Cheshue, and John Sheely, AN, on the return tnp Christmas guests of Miss Lois Cenl Jnrluded Mr. and Mrs. David Diles, Detroit, Miss Jane Bailey, Co lumbus Mrs Nellie Vale, Salem · Center Mi~s Jean Smart student at And'uw·r-Newlon Semll;ary, Bos· Gl ton and Mr. and Mrs. Lee ass, Sharpsburg M 1 ·Mrs Da••id Diles ru.. r a1H v • 7 tro1t, were Chnstmas weekend guests of h1~ parents, Mr. and Mrs L D lJile~. . Miss Jane Badey, woh IS employed 1n Columbus 1s a ltohday guest of her pan·uts, Mr. and Mrs C. E Balley, Grant StreHt. Mr. and Mr~ Darrell Pickens and son, Charleston, Mr and Mrs. cart Jones, l'onti<Jt: M1ch, were sunday guest,c; of \tr and Mrs. c. R Karr Sr and fam 1t_,. Mr and Mrs . Lawrence Herbert Grizzard aud sans, Wtlliam and Larry, Martrlla Ga. arn\ed sun· day tu ~-~nd Chnstmas w1lh Mr an!l Mrs Luu ~1otlrmng Mr. Gnz. zard JS M1s MotJrning's son Mrs Arnold B1chards and daughter Rosett.t drove to Columbus Friday otftPr l',tlnrta Richards who vis,ted unt il Tuesday evening with her parents .mtl s1sters here N11ncy flalll\y , ~AllO 1~ employed .at the Hunlingto n Vd .... rans' Hospita!, SJll'lll Clln~1mas w1th her parents . .\lr .wd ~1Js llomer llartle.}'. Mr. nnrl M1 ' IJ,JJ uld .l\1oon' <~nd son, Mlchad , < olumhus. are hollday gut·sts of ht'r p.lrcnts .Mayor lllld :\in; C U l"hlit'l' and fmnlly ~lr,c; Charh·s ~I f\ a mcf' vtstled h'·r broth~·r, \liln Van M-ctrr. Sun· dsy 111 l.etllr\ l\!1 V11n :'rlt'tcr has l.Jl·en VC'r\' Ill Mr and Mr~ WlllJ,un llt>!l 1111d daught('l' Sa11dra , J.u.kson . }fr anrl Mrs <' II W1sP .lt , ~IJdrl k port ,md l\11 ~ ( I'J 11 (;rug.tll C'olumhu<~, were gm· s l.~ al .1 tulkJ•v d1nner at the home ol C II W1se Sr flnd daugiJter, Ruth "'lr and ~1rs Lawrence Mfl\fa~ ­ Ll·r, Huller, Pa hav<' been Chn~t ­ mas guests of h1s bruth<'f , Harr) McMaster, ant'! Mr11 Mc.\laslt•r Mr an1l Mn. Sherman W<'Jman and family and Mr and Mr11 Jay Carter and r&ilughtcrs Columbus. have b<'cn V!sTU•g Mr~ Ferne Bar ker Mr and Mrs. Jamc~ 1/awlt"y Jr <llld children, Jamoa m. l.mda Jackie, llebb1e and R1ck, Toledo, were recent guf'Sts of Mr. 11nd Mrs Jnmes Hawley Sr. Brady Hoffman , who is employer! lll Columbus, was home lor Chnsttnas vacation. Mr ami Mrs. Richard Owen ~pent Christmas Eve and rhmtmas Day with his famJiy 10 Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wriac. Harrisonville Road . were Chrlstma~ guests of Mr. and Mn G R Kol1'h· lcr and famHy, Columbus. anrl were accompanied home by Mrs. E S. Scharr and do~ughter, Sally, who had spent Monday and Tue-sday at the Koe-hler home Gilbert Ervln."Columbus, arrm.•tl Sunday for a holiday \'tslt w1th h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B<'n Ervin. at the home of h1s ~Isler . Mrs. Willi~am Robson. Monday Mr~ Robson and Mr. tf!rvtn wc~r 111 McArlhur and Hamden wht-re the1 wer~ e11.lled by the death or " -~htcr ot Mrs. Ben Ervin, Orn1 Hunsicker spent Christma~ day with h1s son and fllnllly 111 A then !I Charles Na~klns, William Tunwr and James Hubbard, USN, S~ ra- wlt:tl Mr!l'. Mary Frances Baumgardner and her daughter, Alma, a~ accompanists. The opemng prayer and the benerhction were g1ven by the Rev. N D Borden and Jamne Bowles led the wor· ship "'"'" whiCh • ..,nod the program. A play " Strangers in Betble hem" was g1ven '>lith Gordon Guthrie as reader Characters were Mary, Emmalme Bowi~Joseph, George Baumgardner; , Keith Bowles. Samuel, Manni g Baumgardner, lnf'keeper, Harry Harns; h1s w1fe, Janice Richards; Shepherds· Judah. Rosetta Richards; Reuben, Jar me Bowles. James, Clarence Holhngshcd, Levi, Michael Smith . Wtsemen, Phoebe Harper Carol Er~tn, Sandra Hoi[ )lnshcd' h Phoe.be H.nper also read t e Swptu~e lesson and rectta.tlons were anen by Joe and Sherry Po":'"ell, Paula Gomer, Jewell Pnce Amla and Marcia Bowles, Wanda Beterma.n, Sandra Holhnsbed, AI· he _Price, J:mme Bowles, Carol Ervin Af · th . 1b ter e prohgramb.,.b,..dl ?ur wu held 1n t e c urc mng room With refreshments served by W' ll w· l M Act 1 d • ms oCn, · rc'· Mr:> ena 1 Reese an .~ rs. arne asse11 · ,. I A newt... por route will holp do· velop your son's r01ponslbillty lnltletlve, thrift, hon01ly, end roai m•nhood. Fine troih of eharoc· +er .bocomo real ond activo In your boy when ho is o nowspoper· boy. I l I I ROOMS Of New •••ltvre 3 roa $299.00 BAKIR I I I FURNITURI . ' ' 0. • Y Sft4nNEL HP ._,..... Iii lllili!Dchrt I'«Q. The Matrons' Gufld of the irt:t. Mr. and Mn Howard N<,loo,.ot:o father, Emmett Will. Cbeaterrqod. Mr. and Mrs. F'l'ed Rbsenblum Monah Baptist CbUrcb wlll meet Syracuse spent Chrlstmla diJ and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ltosenAn impreulve cand.le-liibt set"> Friday at the home G( MJ1. Am- her 'uome place v11ltlnr relltiVet baum and son apent the weekend vlee was held from 11-12 on old R1cbards in Walton , W. VI tn Springfield with Mr. a·.td Mra. Ch.ti.Jlmas Eve at the Firat Baptlat Jack Rosenbaum and family. Chureh under the auaplcea of the Mrs. Howard Smith of Marietta Senlor Youth. FeJiowablp •nd their ts the guest thts week of Mrs. M. advitor, Mr<J Mannin11 Kloes. D Hartinger The altar of the cbureb waa de. Mr and Mrs. Delpbln Wehrune corated with evergreen and blue of Canton were week end guest& llgbts lor th.e service and Mn of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cecil Bradbury was organ t11t with '• a special cornet solo by \l'illl.a.m Wehrung and other relativeL MISS Barbara Ann Webrune or Durst, senior at the Otlio State CcW.urnhus IS the holiday guelt oJ University CoUeee of Muslt'. Jler grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. •Pau.J Smart tave tbe meditation Harry Wehrung and other tela- for tM service wblcb was planned hves b_y t.he .MY•l<' Carolyn Wilson read : Mr. and 'frs Elmer Wickham the call to Worship and the Pbospent Christma& Jn GalllpoiiJ with phecy wu given by Jennifer ~lan­ \Jer mother, Mrs. Juha Davis and ieb. other relattveJJ. •D lane Stumbo read a pOem and George Hood or CbarleJJtDn, lliebard Hovatter gave the ChristVa visited relatives in PomeTOf, mas prayer with Edward Kitc:ben Monday. clollnJ the service witll a prayer. Eddie Gi_ntber returned te bia Jf~mbers of the Youth Choir led home, Cmcmnatl, Tuesday after carol singing durina: the program. spending lhe week entl with Mrs. Elta• Stiles · · Mr and Mrll. Terry Allis of CoIumbllS visited recently witb Mrs. Edward ltoehler and Mrs. William Dawson. Errol Daw.!IOn, Belief' W. V:a., and Mr. and Mra. BUly Dawson of annual Christmas program p ark erliburg, w. y a. vuu · 'te d sa-1 andTheparty ror the eblldren or the urday with Mrs Willi.m Dawson Lih(oln Heights community was G. E. AUTOMATIC and Mn Edward Koehler M ·d M M · ' 1 held, Friday evening on the lawn r. an , n . C. . Rogers o at the home of Mr, and Mra. Ger· f=olumbulii ws-e holiday guests of aid Sc:nuster. 1'1 r arcnt Mr d M J G. E. SPACEMAKER b~n:hue. 5• n. ame8 Rev. Donald Seevers of the • an Mr. and Mu. Harry Bearbs and Pomeroy Church or Christ was iiaugtier!l, Norma Jean and Flor- in charge and led singing of ~nee Ann were Christmas dinner Christmas Carols. Santa (Ray tuestll o( Mr. and Mrs. Clair Spen- Blowers) arrived as the group was singing "Jingle Bclh;" and preer. sented each r.bild with a treat. NOW! Does More Than Just Dry Clothes I enttne e ' WMTHU !y UNITIO NISI Oh1o: Clov-cty hMiay with tton.l li1ht snow tr r•ln w•rm.r .... end s.utfL '""tly cl.udy w+th a t.w flurrl• end c.oldet ellf...,... P•rtr clwdy, tltt1e c...,.._ t•mp~nture lOUth. H .... ...., to 45, low tonight 26 tt> VOL Vlll ' SINGLE COPY -6C Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Thursday. December 27, 1956 NO. 216 Pomeroy Resident Lands Record Siz~Small Mouth Bass Sunday U. • Item 01 w. I Lincoln Heights Children's Yule Party Held Friday G. E. DRYERS .... · .... · · · .. $169.95 up Powers Appliance HU Y TO PI ~· ear Mr and Mrs. John Lockwood Bower.!!Vlllc, and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Konkright artd son, Danny, New {'ar!yle. spent Chrtlltmas with the Rev. and Mrs C. R. Konkrlght and ~OlliS, Eudell and David Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood returned home Tuesday and today the two Konk· r1ght fomdlcs art visiting reiD· ltves 111 Brooktvllle, Ky . btrorc the Ollie Konkr1ghts relurn to the1r home at New Carlyle Mr and Mrs. R~ndolph llumphr('ys and two children have been SpNldlllR Chnstmas with relatives in Vlrgnua. ~r end Mrs. 0. E. M!'Kmiey and !on, Earl, were noll11cd of the death of Mrs. M.1rie · Clendenin, Columbus, last weelt. She waa the 5ister of Aaron Sheets, who is marrwd to the !ormtt Ruth Me· Kinley. · '·' ,. - Thursday- Friday··Saturday Monday .. 0 s J E H Sunrise To Sunset Station ' - ' •• ., • . ·; .,. '. th., A. Abney Funeral Services Will Be On Saturday 20%DISCOUNT ON WHEEL GOODS Steel Industry •. Sets New Record .: For Production Funtral scrv1res for W1llram Abney, 53, who dted on Chnstmas Day in Nf.po!epn, Ohlo. Will. be held at the-New Haven Evangehcal United Brethren Church on Sat· urdiY afternoon at 2 o'clock. WASHINGTON UP · The Ile£ens<' fl('partnwnt announced Lo· day that 14 000 men will he draft· cd 111 F'd)ranry for th,e Army The That rcprrsenh a cut of :-1.000 m('ll flom rlraft call~ for the preL'cdmg 11111r months. • MOnd~ bP held on afternoon ln Saugtrtuls, Nf.w York. Surviving arc his wi.Ce, two sons, two douabten dren. '"4 live &'11"'1-t\>tl· NEW YORK UP - Tbe sled industry produ~d 2 :;25 000 ton~ or steel b~t Chmtma~ holiday will pare outpul this can Iron & Steel Institute A Watch 111ght sen;ce wtll he ed today. rondudrd nC'xl 'rucsday evcmn;;; St('cl mills operated at 111 th<' L;m~s\'ille Christian Churc\il <"rnl of r;~.tcd rapacity to unllt'l t h<' r11rcction of the pastor, new produchon mark )ast Rl'\'. R11ldlc. Opcnt10ns for this week 1 h" progra111 wtll begin at 9 00 ~c h cduled for 96.3 pc.r eent J' M A sons·fest will feature the actty, or 2.370.000 toma. l'arh part of the service. The- mdu~lry operated at A r.... llowship Hour will dose the per cent a montb ap and s('rv!ce at mtdmgh.t. Ever)'one Js cent of capacity d,uriog a wcleomo to attend. period in 1955. I Plan Watch-Night OffltlatJ.ng at the servte<es Will be Rev. Ralph M•bOncy of Mason and 8.fv, K. J. scott Gf New Haven. Friend& mav call at any time _on Fri41Y and on ~aturday mornmg at tbt'l Fog\(!song l'~uneral Home body will be taken L? the New Haven Cburc-h and will he 111 stat<' !rljtnt 1 p M. unUl tht' 11me nf lh<' ae'tvloos on Saturday afternoon •Bllrlel services will a.. we:rc sgt Russell's father, Mr. Nor~an Russell , res1dcs at R. F D. No.3, Pomeroy. 990 Your '"We just thought It was othet" ,... of thl• old plumbhtl 1ivir:1 . .,, .. the Sheriff Mid. The brace that bad been rameY· ed was uaed to pry open the diii. The pair aiSo used wadded f'PV blankets stuffed mto the jimtaiid door to hold 1t open cnoug ... lw them to slip lhrougl!. , Tbis was the ,third attempted jatl break here in the laJt. lO yean. (n August of 1946 three bl.itime thu~:s who had robbed Ute Theo Eb('rsbach Service Station tried to rseape but were c~ugbt ~ Sher1H Ralph Welker. -· Fnc ~cars ago, in O<"tober . .of 1951 , Clifford Little, MiddleJI.~ 1 RD and others tried a break aiKt. aclu~liv made It to the roof 0( adjacent garage before they caught ,. "These boys," said Jed Webl'tlr of la,c;t m,~:~ht's attempt, "won't · getting out again. They're in tary and they'll stay tbere they lea\C" .. w·· I II I GUILD TO MilT Stl'leS Entertal·n On Chri'StmaS Day I I • ---------------~ WASHERS .......... · ·.. .. $269.95 up ELECTRIC RANGE · · · · · · · · .. · · , $249.95 TELEVISION · · · .... · · · · .. · .. · · · · · $99.95 up 1On your ~ial ) 6-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-14lddleport, o.; Dec 21, 1~ cusc, went lo to meet George Ed Greenlee, who ts statiOned at an Air Base lR Texas. He IS home 011 leave with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C Greenlee While Jn Columbus Char 1 les Haskins visited his u.nele, Cline John W. Sewell and son, Paul, Matthews, and family Marietta, were were end gueru or PORTABLE-TABLE MODELS and CONSOLE Mrs. Edgar Youl)g, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs Charles Warner. "MOST SETS EQUIPPED WITH UHF" CitY, who has been visiting her Mra. Marcella Baily and son, mother, Mrs Eff1e Wise, and Sli- John, o( New !11'ighton, Pa, are FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE ter, Mrs. George Memhart, and the gue~~ts •lf Mr and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs EHu Stues enterOu Everything We Sell- Fa~tory Trained Men family left Sunday to Kalamaroo, Andrews and Mr. and Mrs.. Henry tailij'!d with a dinner, C'hnstmas ~hch, to opend Christmas with Cleland. at their home, Rock Springs road. Wtlllsm Krleselmcier and Mrs. Gu•st• w•re Mr · and Mrs· Ed• her son, Dr Youns. and f ami Iy. ... ... Mr and Mrs. Robert Turner, Myrtle Long and daughter, Doro- ward Stt'l•• "' •nd fami'ly of MiddleBucyrus, JOined lhe1r ch1ldren thy, were Christmas dinner guests port • •tr " · and Mrs· Hershell Norof Mr. and Mrs. James W111lker, rls and son, Racme and Eddle Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily - Sundays 9 to 9 Michael and Debby , at the home of Middleport. Ginther, Cmclnnati. Easy Terms- Up to 30 Months To Pay )!r and Mrs. Joe Turner for Christ E. 0 Sounder• ce'turned to hi'a ..,. ~ mas and rt>turned to Bucyrus Toes- home, Athens road, Monday from Chester Road and Otho Rad[ord or Phone Coolville 3641 Reedsville, 0. Box II day evemng The children remain- the Holzer Hospital. Syracuse were dinner (tuestl of ed for a longer VISJl w1th their lrM~r~a~n~d~M~"~·~W~al~t~er~W:;;•~Ik~e~r~,~M~r~.~a~n~d~M~rs~.~G~"I~c~n~D~ii~I,~C~b~r~l~st~m~a~s~. .;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;; grandparents. Mr and Mrs. IJAyton Kennedy and son, Coshocton. visited over Christmas w1th h1s mother, Mrs. Homer Kennedy, and relatives In Racine. Mr and Mrs. Max Roller bave learned that theJr son, James Ri;J. ler, has been promoted to Farst Lieutenant at E~lm Air Foree 1 Brtsc, Flt1rjda. Mrs Winnie Mayer, Athens, spl•nt Christmas with her son J 11 mt•s Mayer, and family at the home of State Reprl'~cnlatlve and 11rs. George MeinharL Mr and l\1rs Mayt>r nnd two children have moved thc1r furmlurc to the home thl'y have huilt 1n Cohunhut and w1Jt move their by the f1rst of tfi.c Olf THE RIGHT SIDE! .r , , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Wlll of Cot- umbu. we"' bolid•y a•••" or bio Hold Impressive Candle Light Church Service survivor of the auto-tram craala ClUCITA AUIIS, 18 months, only ut.akirts of PhoeniX, which kU1ed U of 13 petBOns..~th~1 ~ 1 au~:,~ ~Paul Bluatord • ~- 1a tended in a eounty •IVOOi' .,...._ _ -A ~-. Killed were ftve men. thrM wom-. (loft) and FrUit Haubel'. •--"• 11-ioftiiiJ tour cbD.drea. Nble were ot ~~ __., .. MEIGS GINERAL. HOSPITAL AdmiSSions : Martha Houston, Dunbtr, w. Va; Atcn Sham, Pomeroy. Oiscbarged Mrs Jo'red Hoffmon and 101'1, Mtrldleport; Mrs. ~wls Young and son, West Columbl.'l. Th<• Defense Uepartrnent saul lowoer drafl ra il ror February reflect~ htgher enlistments in the acti\"e· and Tl'serve fOTces that tnditionally take place in January and February. th~ Service Tuesday �• ' • ---- CHRISTMAS CAROLER$ Thl! Rev and Mn ·Waldo J Ru trh and a gro~p of )oung peop!~ or 1he Federated Church met al llw <"hUr('h Monday ('\e!llog a\ 8 o rlo(' k and went carolmg AI 10 o ('IO('k they returned !o 1 the ~O LI ~I room for t'OOkles and ~ bot cho('olah:' afler •vh1ch tht) attend ed th(' candle hghh ng ser I I ' . YOWNGS ENTERTAIN Mr and Mrs Thoma s Youn l.! en tt'rta1ned with a fam1ly dmner, Sundll~ at the1r home West M11n St Prrsent were M195 Martlyn ~ oung Waiihmgton, D C Mr and \11 s Robert Rogers and daughters NJnl'Y and Janet, Nehonvllle, Mrs H D Y ou n~:: and Mrs Gerald Wise We have been st udytng and tabulating rt>cords for 1956 10 the Shenff's department and have COint' tO On(' ftrm lOnclUS wn If the shPrlff and hts deputtes WNl' to .sat1s fy evet) t('ques1 ror sNvH.:e ft om h•s constituents- the public-he would I need to double hiS stoff and get a much larger dispensation I from the countv budl!l:'l commissiOn There Is no mtentJ0/1 here of becomu1g mvolved 111 shenff I politics It 1s not getting mto anv pohtwal pros and cons fl) suggest a fPw fads for voters at large to mull over for future r e feren<'" al the tlmt" they may request a serv1 ce from this vital func11ou of t'oun1v government. At. wtll hi:' -.een 111 ~ ff'W davs when rcsylts of our survey is ouhh«hed 1 ]11 ee mliJOnty of break in~! and {'nlc1 1112' and pettv Ia • cenv In( rdPnf s occur in rural 3'"('35 at UDE!,ll::lrded coal mJnP<; c:.tl m · nd r,tJwrwise, service stations and ~mall stor"'"' in s1monndme hrnnlets and above all at farms no longer o'Ccu p1,-.c1 h v o" npr ~ or rPnirrs .It 1<: m'nr)s<:: •hh' for· 1he shPriff and h1s two drnuliPF: to he PVPr\'\\ hP• n 11 nn eI" 1 n ;lOnn•hPnrl a nPrsnn 01 Ol r<::onc: whn r :~rr1f'<: off 1 111<:h imnlcmrnl left I)UtsidP f1nm an nh::.nrinnnd .. 111 "'• " '. HOLD FAMILY DINNER ~tr and Mrs Wilham Matla~ enlt!rtamed Wllh a fam1ly dmner, Chri!J:tmas at the1r home, E•st Main Sl Present were Mr and Ml'f GeorgE- Dallas and son B11ly, CrOJ!' (Jty Fla Mr ond Mrs Chester Kmght and som Terry and Olt'k and Da}'ton an~ Elmt>r Ash¥>orlh I f<~ rm '~'''llitP <; ----- - - DOWNII:S .ENT~IilTAIN Dr and Mrs C E IN :Jowme e.nlt"rtamed wllh a ramtly dmntl,, h r rnnr, r•xnf'n<:"' of f'OllfliV tn(inf'v lh..,f. fhf' )..,. I nl.-.Mrol't 1<: ""li~ fl.nr! tf>ll f!rrllr>~<;; of th: nn~~ahl, worlh C'"f'h "f'nmn~'' rd11 'l "'~' th.-. "nrn(.,C'I'' onP<: F11r nnl( <:<: 'I nr>hrhhnr ~""" thn 1,J.,, '' in ., ·•1.,, thet(' is small {hanu• fo1 1dent1ficat1ml ~nr l '11 h <;o •f111"111 ,'Hf('Sf Tools ::11e the most popular ob1E'ds of larceny ft om rura1ly 1ocah•d ntllll'S Junk hunters usu.11\v scroungE;> around abandoned fa1 ms Young: teen·a,l!ers With htlJP moral tramm~ have a f"l ~· l tl'ml Pncv 1o smash windows and b! l 't ms1de rural stores With Robert Ruark In f11\ no( kets WJih sundrv tlem s swl'{'f to the palate Some[ always come down With a se· I known lull well that Santa ftmf' s !hi'\ c.n t off hf';,vler items surh as tvoewnters A cert:un sta lton on f{l)utr 33 lo< ated m the mJddlf) of a f~lirlv hM· vere at1ack of the fuddy-duddles Clau~t wears clothes made put of the Yule season, a common glass and old nev.spapers and h1s "ilv oonuln1NI neit!hhorhood was hit twice within three davs arouml complamt of us ex bobby soxeu beard is pure nylon, but he used last summ Pr l'hP f1rsi t1me onJv candtes pop and pastries who compl:un thlll thmgs am't to look a b1t more comfortable ln Wl"fp t ake n. Next lunP the vounl!'s!Prs' tdeos had Pxn:mded ltke the\ USl'd to be 11nd arc prob a 1mit of well rubbed velv?,tee~. Th('v rontwd 1 tvn ... wrilPt so me- small ('h mile out of I he reris- 111bly right at that The moln w1th what the trade calls sit'!( 1f'r .mel o1hl r tm!IP v,d11ahlr• iiPms 'T'hest• C1dp11ls were theme would be that there are whiskers 'fhe shine on hu; checks some Llungs t~at don I need lm- and the glov. from his nose was caught as ~f'tl' m.'ln\ nlhcts dunng 1~56 provmg and tertaw substitutes natural, not a Revlon product Wh1le I never touch anythmg ' P(•ople ofll'n le01ve then homes fur ada)' 01 a v.eek with no won't do w do not have to hold out lor stronger than gram alcohol nent one neat hy to k('cp an eye out for ma1 aude1 s or suspiCIOUS a slc~gh r1d{ throu,l;lh the snow to you car.'l tell me that the rnodr-rn looking s1 r.u tr:o... •s Sumc homes a1e Simply \\oalked 1nlo even Grandma's f,11m , with the bells refngerators, wh•ch breed 1ec the fiOnl dou1 1s lefl uJ.Wn l'h1s ra1ely happens 111 to"'n where Jln!!hng a~td Crandpa's nose cubes at the appullmg rule of pollle are ca::;I IV tailed .md neighbors have knov.n sharp eyes matchmg ttu sunsl•l But ~here u maddened gumea J.IIGS turnmg out It has hap!Jt'Ih'd nunw1ous t1mes llll\11~1 neighborhoods still no sysll'm nf sleam heat w1th proteny, can hold a h1ghball to Most lalt cnv 11\<Jdents are ol the petty nature. The1e was ersalz electt1c logs that can match the old·faahloned cracked lake only one ldSe of .tttcmpl(•d a11ncd •ubbt'ty mvcstJgatPd by lhe up tl) a su root IJLr rh log w1th a Ice that rame out m chunks to shenff m tlw umHfy Uus Y,~'W , HI Hutland , and 11 w.ls fmled fat pmP klndh n.l( hasr as a d1spen re1t 1n ag. Jll,iUiated Icehouse unt1l ser of good cht'l r A11d the l!leent. thtrst defuanded 1 1Ubd1v1s1~ by an J lc•1 owner of hol ly ,nul rw~UeloP HI an oprnNatural ICe even riOunds letter Around and About ' . ,... ... It appt·a• s HI} obviOus that 1f we want to make the sher Iff's JOb caswr and lost• ll we1 valuabh·s to those with vagt ant mmds ,u11l s\l (ky Jmgt•Js people shuuld keep possessions sP rurciJ HIHh•t lot k ,Jfld kl'J whPH no ouc 1.s around Also 111 PV<'rv c.1se wiH 1c po~qb[l' 1f p1 ope11~ ow nets ,\1 (' to hP .m ,1.., the.}· should 11 y to h.1 \ l' a nel):(hbOJ kN•p c)' es \\- .11< hmg I01 :-illS ' ' r1rell hous 11 has nut been prod uced b) the Du Ponts Then• w11s a p(•rlumr 1n the oldt•r Chnstmas Jwu scs ('umpounfled of klt1 hen odors - as thC dove ~pcckt d hnm s f . ~~· ~ tlt ~.1hantly Wllh th•• saJ:!e sh1fft•rl lurkev s and the frull anc.l Sally Wh1ll' ea h~ JHClOUS s lt angels, alld 1epot·t them .11 once mlxccJ wtth th<' ~:~hal pness of un ThteVt.'! y has lw<•n a problem stnc(• tune unt (•membered It accustomed orang<'s dumps of r~ M Co 11 plump ratsms do11sccl 111 bran:ly t I ts a muth sma\1('1 IHtJtllem In l us ('oun rv . ;mu Ill elgs "' u - and set af•re crushed t•vergrecn tv than 11 is In most foreign eounlt It'S (_ hnstt,lmzlng mflu-~ ntl the gema\ odor of Pa's bour cnces have at:{UrHphsht•d mut:h ht'll' To steo~l , Ill many Euro- ~on toddy You <"nnt pl.1~t1uu• J•Can and on~nt.d U" llltnes Is ( unsldP! I'd a fair sport tf sue- that one, Mt<sm> Unuon c~rb1rle eessful. Bad luck •f o1w falls ut 1! Rut even he1e thiS ::;1111 and urbon whucvc r }C he lOoted-out aspect of our pnmeval nature occup1es much uJ; - -- - - ou1 law cnfon eruent oli!cers lrnw J.,H krng more offrcers we un-1 ' ' ran protect (JUI:-ielvP~ hy mak1n~ the trunmal's tJ,Ilit• more <hf flcult tu follow hy krl'pmg \aluables out of easy rca< h • I Capital Ob1ervers Vlsualllt Gtn. -Gruenther m Cablnel Defense Po1t Likely One If Wilton Shoul.. lethe Hpr.11fll to Ccntta.l Pru& A..!IIIOdatfoll W ,\fii.JRNOTON cnpt1al circlea ate convln~.:el.l that Gen Alf1ell Gruenthe~r l8 In llne tot a poHt Jn Prealdent ICiunhowei'S Cllbinet, but no one !•1 saying what position he ¥.ill aet The recently ntlred Allied fluprome commander In Europe 11 now the new president or the Amerlcll.n Rlld Croat but he'l llkely to holl.l that Job anly until lke findar a pl11r:e for him l.n the cabinat. There wer. 1\lmon tlmt Gt1.1enther waa being groomed to IUCCet>tl John l<'osh.•r Dullea ILl .secretary ot fllJ,te but the 1electlon or former Mastaehusetla Qov Chrlatl&ll He1 t.er aa Wldersecrehuy l:laa cooled oft' thes\l I\IPOI IIi It 11 belleHtl that Re1 ter look the number twa poat In lhe State tlepartment with the undelatandlng that he wout,t move up to the cabinet po1t when and if the alllng Dulle• C(tlltl fhe be!Jt bet for Grurnther now probablY 11 th~ departmf'nl Oef~~ru~e Seeretary Charles E Wtl1t0n tepo!tedly wanta to retire t!'l JHiv111e lite and the opening would be a logical one for Olttenlhm e Df'ft~Nie • • NEWt~!iiT • NATIONAl. PARK-Uncle Sam 1'1 anx. : o u\4 to pul his "('"eat natloaal park Into aha.pe for tourl11t11 The lateat ac(llui•IUon Is t'1u Vtrcln I1land1 Nll.tlonal Park on the Carthbenn taland ot Bt Jolm 'l'hla un•JI i3laDd tobout the size or Her mudll 11 a cnen·clad monn· l!ln top rimmed with wlllte tmnd bea~:hes and blue·rnen waters St John haa • total population of about 800 and hal rem~t.lnetl lar.-ety undeveloped since the ,djj,,)IJ wh~n the (l'e&t DllJ\"tah lllKilt plu!tatlOI\1 terraced IU hllla The National J>a.rk aervtce ha~ a tonK ra.nge development plan for the tala.nd, Which t'alla 1m ao,:lf'quate dorklng faclhtlea, & VIall or s eM!.ter, 1111proved road11, cllmp,roundl, public beal"hea and the rt'll• torauon or old tort 1 ulnA • ,. 1 • • \ ]('(' I Breakinq And Entering, Larceny Crimes Occupy Much Of Sheriff's Time Here ~ ',, ,, than the ersatz version, and Jt sure keOiJS 11 dnn1r colder than those fancy hotel pellets With the ho\f'S In them l<'c cream You can buy all the fancy n11xe~ pop them mto the monster machmefl, and have 1ce cream m aU the colors and flavors !Jut thts ~ast year 1 tnvested m an old-fashiOned hdand cran k lrJezehr, 1 an t e w1th the tee an thr &at dash{r with a small boy to turn 1t 1 love you Genentl Elec tiH' hut drop In eome lime for a plate of pe.ach cum Jersey cream, and you may even get to hck the 0 A I l Y ( R0 S S W 0 R0 ACROSS DOWN 1 Appro11oherJ 1 Underv.alst ll Contrive ncrelly 9 Capital (Fr ) 10 Meana ot communi. cation 12 Throw olf l3 Excla· mt.llon u Mor.ture t:l Lively 1001 16 Viper 18 Muale note 19 Part of •to be' 20 God of love 22 Radio cabinet 211 Likely 28. Apart 2i Hlt.W&th&'a 20 Under- 2 External ~eeU coatmg 3 Catcher 11 glove t Compau point ( abbr ) 0 J:Cxplores tor gold 6 Mustc.nota Strange 8 Layer 8 Large·btlled bird 11 Be ln debt 13 Pull 17 Jumbled type (Print ) 7 water working da sher Wr o" n a loastl'r that has three svet>LI.., - rare med1um well, and lmnwd ac<.'onllng to ttte button But you tak•• a ptece or butter coated Ur('ad and fry It tn a sk1l]1t anrl then maybe bust an egg mer 11 anrl tt w!ll compete m anyhofly's open market Thu will also appl} to home shortened p1ecrust, and hard country ham which does not ('Orne ln a plastleltlt coverall If }Ou are a pl]le or c1gar smokf'r ,~ li ghter 1s a handy thmg But tf HJU are a dedicated type the o'd long shanked red headed ktl chl'n matl'h •s all by 1tst>:f as an ln<"t'ndu,r\ agent Nor has the. e l 'H r been a miracle f1ber that em braced the feN w1lh the same t.en der lovmg carP of a pa1r of hand knt\ Scots-wool socks They make synthct1e rubles, pearls dtamonds anll sapphires thRt l'Ould fool a pawnbl'oku, but they never fooled the ln.slde of a woman'~ emotions They are now makmg enatz mink out of synthetic f1bers, which m1ght baffle a man at 20 } ards but would nevf'r delmeate the d1rcrt route to a woman's heart You can make ilnyth111g out nf synthetics these days lncludmg Silene£1 But the new \ plastic sllence tsn t nearly as good as the old hshwncd s1lcnc£1 wh1ch was go lden A dame does not have to wear 11 mtnk to fef'l rtc•h ('her1shed and Important tf !!he s got the re111 artlc[e m the de£1p f1 e'!zer she's r1rh just by knowtnjl she owns It Mmk type, fur IJkP fabnc Is nnt gomg to arouse that love ltght 1n her beady, little eyes (Copynghl 1956, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc) .... 21 Euro· mu 2f 26 :1 30 33 36 3T Chmtma; at lhe" ho;ne, Hlih st Prest>nt were Mr and Mrs llaro,ld Brahb111 of Dunbar, W Va Mr and Mrs T A Do)Vnie and sons. Allen :~nd Charlt•s and Mr and Ml ~ W1! tam Downte and son, B1lly WSAZ -TV Channel3 Thursday WSAZ 8 ~ S1gn On 7 00 Today IJ 00 ('offe(' T11ne 10 00 Dml! Dong School 10 30 The Pnce ls R•&Jtt 3 00 MahnP£' Theatre4 00 Queen For A Day II 00 Home 12 00 Ttc Ta( Dough 12 30 It Col..\.ld Be You 100 Current 200 Van11n'~ Sh.dy 230 Tenne-a.see Erme ~'lrd Moderit Romau~es 500 Cum,-dv T1me 530 Aunt Dru how 600 Fl8-tt and Scruggs Sho\11' ... 6 so 6 45 6" News Picture Sports E)e Weatheuast 7 00 Crunch and Dea 7 80 Dinah Shore Show 7.0 NJC New1 f~ Y~• ...t Yolll Llle 8 JO Draanet 8' Q0 ~oole'• SCIEN(E IW YOUR UFE song Thus Bitu&Uon Yt~krtu't Bed canoplea 81 M\&llc&l lndetlnlte compo~ltlon article tO. NoblemAn Jewlah U Glrl'l name month ta. Bel~ WalerJod n.Y:Iaurtum I Baby I » (•ym ) Weep tt. N\allc note A•••• 1 MAN JAILED J•m The1ss 23, SyrrH'ttlle arrested by Depul;~- Sheriff Harold Duckworth was jailed at 5 30 8 I m today and charge-d w1th co-ha\ b1t1ng 111 a st.at 1• of adultery He I will appear before Justice of Peare 1R E Grmdley I - ----- - CHARGED WITH SPEEDING Robert L Stewarl E Maln St waf! arrested for .speed1ng by Pa1 trolman JJenry Werry Wednesday 1 and wlll appear 111 local Mayor's court Dec 29 -----·--- I MASON NEWS 6 55 I, 7 00 9 00 .o 00 10 30 JlOO 12 00 12 30 1 oo ., ()() 2 30 .. 300 445 ~00 5 30 ... 000 0 30 Choannrl ::1 S1gn On Toda) Cofft"t TuM ' Ulllg Dong S('hool The Price Is Right Home TIC f J(' llough It Cou ld Be You current Camrr·. GJ[S To School I ennesst'~-' Erme Ford tess to the dose Garden Club on Wednesday evemng for the1r an nual turkey Christmas dmner Her home was atlracuvely de· torated tor Chr1stmaa The members were IWated at small t~bles decorated w1th Chmt mas molife mcludlnli: red lighted candle•, pine, bells and small Christmas carol song books were u1ed as place cards Preceding the dmner the club held a abort busmes~ meetmg 111 charge or th"! prestdcnt, Mrs Nor man Mt'C.atn Members read a Chnatmas poem 111 an1wer to roll c1ll, Mrs Hobart Shields won the Mattne e Tt> ~ ap·, Quet'•1 F:)r :'\ Dav Mudtrn Rum.aJJcee C'Nnedy 'I . me Aunt Dru ShOw .. ' ~·--'""!'!'~·--·- .... ::,port.ll 6 00 The Life of Riley Cboice D:;t,O Tlof' ro,r,~ s~ 10.00 Lux Video Theatre U·OO News HeadiJ0\!5 I 1115 Weatbere~~ost Ill zo Pr91, :ao:r 11 SO T.o~t 9 OOTh.e Bob Hope CbeVY Show 10 00 layaJcade uf SportJ t0.45 hmous Fight; 11 oo News Heajlline! 1115 Wea'dercaat J 1 20 Press Box 1ll.SO Tomght 12 30 Sljn Ofi ~:::__:::::::t::=,:-::--=:--=::::~=-::::-;;-~:__::c:.__ - - - - - - WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 - - - - - - - - -FRIDAY ------CHANNEL 8 CIIANNl'-1. 8 8 00 f'Qot:a1n Kansarao 9 00 Morning Sbow 10 00 Garr1 Moore 11 ·SO Sc·\ke It 1... 00 Vallan~ Lady 12 15 Love ot Life 12 30 Search for Tomorro., 12 ~ GuidinJ Light 1 00 Katu•'5 JGtchen I 30 As the Worlo turDI 2 :>0 Our Miss B1-ooka 2 30 Rouseparry 3 00 The 81g Payoff 3·30 :Sob Crosby Sbow 4 00 Br1gbter Da7 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of NIJ!h\ 0 00 Early Sbow 6 25 Les Paul &: Mary Fwd 6 30 Your F..sso Reporter 6 45 Sporb ParadP. 6 55 Weatherman 7 00 TBA 7 15 Douglas Edwarls Ri•' 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 111 00 11~.05 l1 10 SIGN My fi'rlcnd Flicka West Pomt Story Playhouse or Stars Crusader H111hwny Patrol Tbe Line Up Person to Person New€ , s~wnmg lh• Jl(eafjte• The !..ate ~"ow OFF. PRAYER WHTN-TV Channe.--:-11-----:-3- --------==:-c-:::c-== FRIDAY CHANNEL 13 11 H S1g11 On 11 45 Cartoon Club I2 10 Noon News 12 15 Ne:.!{hbors 12 30 M1dday Matmee 1 30 Femuane '!'ouch 2 15 Uverace 2 45 Ufr W1tb Elizabet):L 300 Afternoon Film Festival 4 30 Super Serial Time 6 00 MlckPv Mouse Club 6'00 Car•"on Club 6 so Five Star Fma\ 700 Kukla, Fran &: Ollt._ 71! John Daly & the New£ >;>l;~lt""T1r""1'1"''1: ' . • Sally G1lmore, a employee of the Feder11l Bureau of Jnvest1ga tion in Wasbmgton, D c , &pent the boliday weekend with her parent~ Mr and \Irs Carl Gilmore, 11nd daughter. Carla Sue Chl1Btmas Eve Mr and Mr~ Judson Whrte ent.,tamed With a famlly party and guests were Mr and Mrs G1lmore cada sue ann Sally; Robert Dyer and Mr and M rs Robert Tewksbary Chnstmas at thde MGilm;rekhbaome m u e r an rs ew s ry and Mrs Charlotte Fugate, mother Of Mr Gilmore. TUesday mght Mr and Mrs Tewksbary and Robert Byer took Sally Gllmure to th,e Charleston airport when flhe retucr.ed to her emplo)ment m \\oa.slungton d~ ~udes~ .. a , ill II .$299.00 I l I ,= ROOMS Of New Fumlture- ~ roa Eddie Spencer, 1 medJcal rtudent, at the Umventty of Ch1cago II spending !he holidayg with his parents, Mr and Mr1 Fred Spencer and BU!iter • June Mrs Annie Avia, Logan, W Va, lfl VlsJtmg with her mother, Mrs W A Roseberry, and alster, Mrs T. J Ryan. Alma Dudding, a teatber In the N1tro school system, it spendlllg her vacation with )Jer mother and other relatives. Dr and Mrs. T B McGowan new to New York lor tbe funeral serv1ces of Dr. McGowan's father on Saturday They returned on Monday Mrs Gold1e Ingels and children recenUy moved to the1r newly purcha~ed home on Thlrd StTeet The house was formerly occupied bY Edward Rickard and fam1ly Mr and 1>,Jrs Fred Will Rien mond, Vugmta, spent Chf.Istmas w1th her mother, )trs Rosa Fmk Fred Porter, Sprmgfll!ld, Ohto, spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner and other friends Harold Young, who IS employed In Charleston, Js spending the holiday, w1th bu: family Mr and Mrs Mues Brown spent Chrlstmas Day w1th the1r son and daughter mlaw, Mr and Mrs Har old ~rown, Galhpol!s Mr and tdrs Ferns Juslts and chlldren Dale and JoAnn , are vacatiomng durmg the Chmtmas hnhdaH Ill Flonda Sandra Foley, who IS employed m Washington, D C , IS vacahonmg with her parents, Mr and Mrs Cl.) de Fole) BAKER IJoliJay guests at the horne of Mr. and Mrs Herman Roush are Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush and daughter, Susan of Te1ras They will leave on Wednesday to v1s1t n. Brlglllm 111 Wellsburg, W Va, returmng durmg the week end Other guests ~ •er ID MlddleJIGI1 at the RUltsh' Htithe were Mr and IQ BAKER FURNITURJ:II Mrs Charle.s Russ~IJ and famtly of Follansbee W V11 - - - --- r-- - - - FURNITURE 1 o. c::-1 !:j A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE 730 Rm Tin Tm Public Defender Trea11ure Hunt t·so Ccnf1dentlal File 10•00 Ray Anthony Show 11:00 News of the Night 1110 Myatery Tbeatre 12.13 Sign Oft --·---~- -.._-.....-- .-· f~la) \ ........... DAILY CBYI"'''QUOTE - Hon'o bo" to work It: 1 1 · AXl'DLBAAXa II ~ONOPEJ.LOW One ttu.er •Imply atand1 for another In. thll 1am.ple A Ia uped for the \hree 1.1'•, X tor the two 0'1, etc Slnil• letten apot• trophea, the len(th and tormatton of the wordl ar. all h1~l1 Each d&y the code letlen are dltferent • A Cryplorrarn Quotatloa PDNF YNA I I I A newspaper ro•le will help do· 1Alrerla) VWFZ I:WC WH LQF""'XAYC WI' FX FDNF HNS'C PC • velop your son's responsibility initiative, thrift, honesty, and reai manhood. Fine traits of charac· fer become real e~nd active in your boy when he is a newspaperboy. ' I XQK c.,.ptoquntP.: THE TWO N08LEBT THINGS, W/4Clf ~ SWEETNESS AND L!OHT-SWIP'l', ' . P'tfll~led ~l lt~AC ""~ ~~~,. NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT lttata of R011 E. ro-.11 Docooaocl Adminlstntw N'otkt , 11 hereby given that Nella C Powell whOle Poat Office Mdreq. i& Mlddleport, Ob1o hll beea duly appointed as Adminiltratpr ot the Estate of RoM E. Powell late of Help County, Ob1o, deceased. Dated th1s 17tb d.y of Deeem.. ber 19M:. John C...... Jud10 of tbo ......... Court Naomi Baptist Church Annual Christmas Pr.ogram Held Monday The Cbrilt:DlN program or the Naomi U.ptilt Chtn'ch Wll held Monday evenlnJ under the dt.rec tlon of S. T. JohniOn, aNUted by Mrt Allen Hampton Prayer by Allen Ha.111:pton, aupertnt.endent, opened tbe prorram followed with redtationJ by Lady Don, Bellnd.l 1nd Janae Scott and Unique Christmas Cords Received By Former Pastor Charlet and Charlene Brown A Tre.at.. were JiveD tht ~.... Charles and Charlene Brown or the cburcb .rbool, Itt. and Oian~o~ Russell sang ''W11l1e tht" bt'nediction by Mr. AI.,_ rl au11 " and • Jingle Belli\ ' ('ondllded lhl! progr1m. A dialogue by He-len Brown Joyee W1lllams and PhyllJ& Rusaell preceded a pageant The Nativity " The cast fcrr the pageant were Willa Brown as Mary , Clar ence McCabe J oseph , Helen Brown, •nd "'ngel Ranilolph Scott Charles McCabe 1nd Charles Brown, the Shepherd1 Aaron Buf f1ngton , Samuel Russell 1nd S T JohnS(ln , the W1semen, and Vwla Brown, the ruder Buy Holsum FriendJ of the Rev and Kn Char lea Pomeroy and tam.Uy, NewDunng tbe p1ge1nt the rhotr art, received oncin.al Cbrl.tmu carda thil year. Mr Pomeroy u JessJe JobMOn, Pri~oellla and Chera for-mer putor of tbe Middleport ry Scott, Fanme RuaseU, Helen First Baptilt Cbu:rdl aod they vlaJt here fnqueatly. The eard ia beaded "An OflllDal poem dedieated to FOll--<an be suaa: to tbe tuDe ot "Jingle BeiJJ" ud read• u followt:: ''DIIbiug throUJht tbe JnOW, In 1 one hone opea aleigb, To your bOUle we JO, slqin1 all the wa)', Our love to )'OU we brine. OUr hearte are liJht 1nd &I.Y. Come join Ui a, a IODJ we doJ, To eelebrate thla da7 ''The Pomeroy• ne 011 the way, To visit you today Tbe eb. of w are havlnl fun, 1Deludln1 Dad 1nd Mom Kay your joy be complete, Let there be no dlrth of love 1nd W Mala St. l1ugbtcr U We JOin to ling or JeIW' bll'lh" / THE DAILY SlltTINR I HAPPY WITH Simons Pomeroy Market An ImpresSive candle llghting 1all had lighted ean.dles. serv1ce was held at the Federated 1 Group smgmg of "Silent Night" Melp County, Ohio Pomeroy Church Christmas Eve begmnmg and the prayer of dedication fol- (121 20, 71. (1) 3, :lie at 11 0 clock ll)wed by the benediction and p08tJude concJuded the service The organ prelude by Mrs Ben Neutzhng opened the program JoHo'A-~d by the processiOnal I Cbnstmas carol "Oh Come All ve .Falthrul" b} the chotr and eongre· IContlnuH from ,.,. one) gallon The call to w,.,rshlp a-nd to Lancaster as dlitrlct superln A~.PI lmvocatlon by the Rev Waldo J tcndent and two years later was Bartels preceded the f1rst scnp· transferred to Newark as commer· i] ture readmg "The Prophecy", tak c1al & Industnal Dept manager en from Isa1ah 40'1-5 aud 9-11 of the Southern DIVISIOn. H1s next \ Following the carol 'It Came promotiOn came m 1933, when he I U;10n A M 1dntght Clear" Rev Bar· became diStriCt mana11er at Zancstels read the second scnpture read v11le mg ''The Inn" taken from St In 1941. ~r Ktlhan was transLuke 2 l 7 The eongregstlon sang ferrer! Lo western Ohio to take the 'Joy to the World" and the thud post of manager of Ohw rower's scripture readmg "The Shepherds" LJma Dlvtston He was there SIX taken from St Luke 2 8-15 was }tars before- he returned to Ne read after w~nch the group sang wark as manager of the Southern A&P Super-Right Pork Lou15 are selected from plump, ''Wh1le Shepherds Watched Their DivisiOn He a~>sumed that pos1 young, gram-fed porkers . extra lean and extra good , }.,ocks By N1ght" and the Chnst- on Nov 1, 1947, folc>Wlni the re The ideal small stze lams are trtmt11ed of excess fat You mas Pra)er ltremcnt of l•'red C Morrbon get extra value at A&P. The fourth scripture readmg was [ Mr Kilhan IS a member of the "The Nat1v1h" taken from St Shrine at Columbus, Masonic Come See , , , You'll Save ot A&P Luke 2 16-20 and the earo! "Hark Lodge, Rotary Club, Newark Cham A&P SUPER-RIGHT , , TENDER the Herald Angels SlOg" was sung ber of Commerce and Moundby the group "The W1semen" tak- b1.11lders Country Club He IS a mem en from St Mathew 2 I 2 and 9 11 bcr and past presJderJt or the was read and a tno, Mrs Paul Southern DIYlSJon chapter of the Buy A Half L<lin SAVE Clllilom Cut To Your Order-Roasts and Chops! Nease, Mrs Marvm Burt and Mrs Oh1o Power Veteran Employes' Roy Tracy Jr sang, "Holy N1ght" Assn and seyeral years ago served A&P SUPER-BIGHT QUALITY , LEAN Re\' Bartels had for his Chmt- as state presuient o( the orgam BOTTOM CUTS mas message "the Holy N1ght" zahon He also IS past president whtch centered around the words of tha Newark Ktwams Club and ''calm and bnght" The ilxth the Lima Cluli, at Lima scrtpture readmg "The Light of He has a son Bernard KHhan the World" taken from St Joh~ of Canton. 'l'be v~teran unto Powe; TOP CUTS 1 H preceded group smgmg 0 employe and hts wtfe res1de at the ctJ~1 'As Wilh Gladness, Men 1015 lirandvllle Rd , Newvk of 0 1' oliOWIOg b1s retirement from The candle hghtrng service fol- the company, Mr K11lum plans to lowed at 12 o'clock wlth tbe Rev spefld a Jot or lime at two of h1s A&P SUPER-RIGHT , . LEAN Bartels lighting the ChrLSt candle uvonte pastimes, bshmg and which was on the altar and the ~.raveJmg TENDER SMOKED .. lZ.UI·LB. AVG. ushers, Roger Hysell and Joe Kennedy, hgbtlng their candles from Mr. Fed bas been diStrJct manMthe Christ candle, lighted the aisle ger <~t La.nc01ster sutce July, tms candles and they ln turn llghtert .'(Car, .for .L;::>n years prwr to tna1 the rematndP.r of the seats until ume, he held llle post of dJSU'lC~ FULL SHANK HALF --manager at Ironton. A&P SUPER-RIGHT A "''"n oi more !han 29 years Of servJce Wltll Onto Power, Mr teJJ J.B a naLtve ot Ironton. lie at· WHOLE HAM Select an A&P Super-Right Ham •. , you'll get rieh, ttndect eJemenlary ancl lli.g.b sen mellow flavor and full value all cbotce center 0 ooJ Ulere, receiVIng ius dlp!Omll slices are left in A&P half hams. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cline, Irom Ironton High Jn 1~. He Palme-r strellt, are announcing the stu<Ued electrJcat engineering at A&P Super·JUcht ... LeaD, 100% Pure Beef, Proably Gmwul mamage of their daughter, Helen, the BJ1ss Elecl.rtcal School1n WBsh A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. LEAN to Gerald Marr, son of Mr and tngton, o. c., m lata and 1923 and Mrs .Dale Marr, New Haven tne next two years studied elec The marriage was solemnized c.rtcal constructJon at Carnegie In· on Saturday, December 22, at Rich sntute of tecnnolog)' m P1tt1 mond, Jnd llun:n He Jater toot courses ul Mn Marr 1s a graduate or Mid· engmeermg and allied subJects at TENDER BULK CURED dleport High School and Mr Marr tne Un.•o UJuvermy eK:tenston graduated from Wahama High branch at Portsmouth • • • School and 15 employed at the He JOined Uhlo Power on March Ka1ser A}ummum Plant, Ravens-- 16, 1~7. as a dutnbution engln· • • • • wood eer at Portsmouth, was named They are makmg their home chief dtstrlbuUon engmeer there With his parents m New Haven at In August, 1932 and fiVe years EVERY EGG GUARANTEED •• • • • the present • later appotnted to the post or diFROM NEARBY FARMS VISIOn dutrtbutlon engineers He UNCLASSIFIED MIXED SIZES A&P'S REGALO BRAND , , RED RIPE served in that capac1ty until hh transfer to Ironton as district •• manager on Feb 1. 1944 Mr l''etl lfl a member of the A&P BRAND .. , OUR FINEST QUALITY board of director; of both the Fa1rfleld County chapter of the Mrs Wilham Bradford was lead American Red Cross and olthe G1rl er Of the Prayer service at the Scout organiZation, n a member Church of ( hnst Wednesday eve- of the Lancaster Chamber of Com nmg and p1 tsented her grand merce and Lancaster Country Club daughters, Jcnmfer Lohse and While m Ironton, :Mr. Fell was Neda Bradford m 11 voul duet 1 active in CIVIC and communlty pro ·In the Garden" as a special part jects and headed several lndust of the f!ervlre rJal development organizations Jh A&P SUPER-RIGHT , , , SERVE HOT OR COLD Edward French was m charge Southeastern Oh1o of the B1ble study class m the ab He and his w1fe, Dr Madeleme sence or the pastor , Fred I. Gard Fell, dJrector o( the psychological ner clinlc at Marshall College Huntmg It was announced that Mn Lesta lon, W Va , plan to establish refll Gothard would be the leader of the dence m Newark tn the near fu· serv1ce next Wcdnesda' ture I Oh'10 power I I '57MONEYNIEAbl ~·~ Sove On Mem at I FAN, TENDER I PDRHLOID5 I Boneless Round Steak 67¢ lb. I ···Loin Half af Park Loin lb. Rib Half of Park Loin 53c 43c Pork Roast 'E~~ 33c r:~~ 43c lb 71¢ lb. HRms Right Fresh Pork HAMS Full Shonk Half 49!. Center Slices In 43¢ lb. lb. lb. Super- WHOlE SMOKED HAM · · · · 53c lb. 51¢ lb. Fresh -Roll Sausage 1-lb. roll· 35¢ lb. Bulk Sauerkraut Head Lettuce • Carton Eggs Danish Cabbage 44¢ doz. Salad Tomatoes • Applt· SAVE Yourself and your Clothes. 3Sc • 2for35¢ . . 5¢ lb. • Lun.che(ln Meat 2 ------- lbs. ·31bs.'29~ Sattcf• lqrge tube 25¢ 16-os. cons 12-os. cons 59c 59c OUR FINEST QUALITY • , • FOR TilE NEW YEAR A&P Sauer Kraut 2 I Y XQ..\F¥:1 : - N E EW HXA. y~~·· Impressive Candle Lighting Service At Federated Church Christmas Eve Mrs. Bra.dford Led Prayer Service At .Church Of Christ fiND IT WILt BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDE! on Shepherds were Eugene Hudson, Larry Wiles, Raymond Zirkle and RICkie LPmle) The Wtse Men were Sonny Lemley, Charles Hy sell and Chuckle Lemley Children of the Prrmary Depart.nent sang and dramatiZed "Away In The Manger, and tbe Beglnnere Departments "ne1t a t tha mana:er an d presented g1fts with the !IIDglng of a children's Cbr11tmae lullaby The cho1r canted ltghted can dies and sang tbe musical back Mr1 M1nme Erlewrne Grant St had he1 f1 ve d1ughten and one •on and moet of their bmd1e1 here for Chr11tmaa One rrandaon Bobby J1y Erlewtne and Patricia, daughteT of Mn Thelma Shut, were the only one• unable to be: present Thote here for the reunion were Mr :md Mrs Aldo Erlewlne, Mr1. Thelm1 Shirt, Mr and Mn Bob ShJrk and children, Bobette and Bob, Mr nd Mr.s RuueU Shirk , Mr and Mra Clarence {Dolly) Btl· ley and tons lUcky and Mlebael, Spnngtleld, Mr and Mn Cbarlea (Marlf!) G1lbert, West Jefferaon , Mth Fat1e ErlewlDe and Mrt Lucy Greq and daughter., Judy and Karen, wbo Uvea with Jr1rs Erlewlne 1 Ground Beef 9.00 WIN.ONI CLASS t8 A wtlnkl• Holt Madohne Y.arun , Ruth Ratb bu rn a11d Sharon and Chulene Zundel Narrator waa Rev R.alpb Zundel '}lhe choir was composed of San dlir Smith, Jean Holt, Barbara and Ethel Hysell, Sbaron Youna, Sally Foster, Madohne Martm, Sharon and Charlene Zundel Llrry Bak er Harold H sell a~d Wllli.lm st' tt y ;,rhre tte ha e com~! e 1n c rge 1neluded tbe followmg church 1thool teachers Mra Caryl Cooi:, lin Blondena HudsQn, Mrs Helen Holt, Mrs Margaret Se1den1ble, Mtss Jt' rankle Wlpple and Kn Zundel An 1mpreS&lve fllm depictinl presentation of tbe Infant Jesus at the Temple, the V111t of the Wue Men and the FIJght mto Egypt concluded the evefung 1 proeram William wataon, tbe Church &chool Sup! pronoun-d ...., tbe bene••..,. tlon • The "white gJ.ftl" brousht ~by those In attendance were l1l$d to fill bukets for the needy Helen Cline Is Married Dec. 22 T Gerald Marr The Win.()ne Class ot the EUG Church met Monday evehJna: · at the church and held their annual Cbrbtmas party. Rev. Ud MJ'J, It J Seott were hosl and hos~sa. The il"'tll> IIIII Chriltmaa .<Uo\t. play· ed game• and hf,d a clft e¥h•nJe. Approzimately flftv·flve attended. lace (Ane. til MASON NEWS FBI Employe Here For Christmas Holiday Visits W1ld 8 Jll/lllckok Ne-ws P1cture Eye We-•thercllit 700 Dr Hudson .s Journal 7 30 Eddie Fuber Show ';' 45 NBC New1 v&rd!U Calrl !he red fur Chnstmas dm·/ eveoln!( l nlidrtn of the l hu rclt ncr table arrangements Schoo! dramattzcd the Bethlehem F1naJ plan.!l for an entertainment story w1th the members of tht:! 10 be g1ven m January wtlb pr.; Baptrst Youth f<'ellowshtp Sln€ln8 ceeds to be gJve to the Polio fund Chrlstmu bymns and carols to1 "fere ('Ompleted The Club a13o each s~eoe Mu Caddy Wiclrluun voted to g1ve donations to a needy ac(ompamed at the organ family Chrtstmas carols were sung ani Tamara F1nlaw represented Ma Mystery Suter glfU wbtcb had ry Paul Smith, Joseph and tioJe bet!n placed under tb~ large light- htlle an.:els at the manger weH~ ed Chnstmas tree were distn- Mary Ellen Rousb and Dtana Ztr buted kle The Angel ch.Olr confllsted of Parry Hysell, Anita Colima, Leah Greaser Vlrglma Young and Sha· ron Smllh ven Theatre The mov1e "Sona of the South" was shown Santa WIJ present and g1fts and treatl were alven to elilch child who 1ttetided. 48 The popu. ' ···- ----·-.. --.-· d 8 30 Walter Wla.eheU Sho1f '00 Captain Kangaroo 1.00 Jl01nin'f Show 10.00 Garry Moore 19·39 Arthw Godl<ey BIRTHDAY OBSERVED _ The twelfth h1rlhday of Rtcb- 11 30 S~e It Rleb 12·00 Valb.Jlt Lady ard llayf'~ son of Mrs Frank 12 ta Love of ~e w.a~ ('eiebrated Thursday 1 Ha}'Ps 12 80 Searj:h l'or TomOJTo-.. With a fa mil}' dmner Gul's.ts wert 12 46 Gui41QI Light Mr and Mrs Edd1e Rom111e, Mr 1 00 Kat1e•1 Kitchen and Mrs llarold Lemley and chi! 1 30 As the World TurDJ dren Sonny Roch and Charles A decorated 1J1rlhday cake and a 2 00 Our MJ.Sa Brooks numhe1 of g1ft!i were recened by 2 30 HCusepr.rty I the guesl of honor 3 00 The B.g Pf.yoU I __ ·~:-:---3:30 Bob Crosbv Show NEW ARRIVAL 4 00 BriSht.. Day Mr and Mrs Marlon Hawk 4 15 Sec:I M Storm tEthel Badgley) are annuoncmg 4 30 Ed&~ of Night the b1rth of a s1x pound eleven 5 00 The ::!:arly Show 1ounce daughter, Mary Chrll:>hne, 6·25 Les Paul & Mary Ford on Christmas Da) al the Me1gs 6 30 Your Eu.., Rep 1rte 1 Gt>neral Hosp1tal Sh£1 has a thtrl6 4!1 Sports Parade Cf'n mon th old brother Dennts 6 55 We:::tbermao Grandpart-nls are Mr and MNI '1 00 Art Lmkletter &: lht Kids Pr1ce llawk, Pomeroy and Mr 7 H~ Douglas Elwar4s and Mrs Van me Badgley Middle- 7 30 Sgt Preston of the Yukon port and great grandparents are 8 00 Bob Cummmgs Sbow Mr ancJ Mrs H D Lyons. M1ddle- 8 30 Climax port 9 30 Playhouse 90 -,-----11 00 Up to the Mmute News GRANGE lo\E~TS TONIGHT ' Rock Sprinr.s qrange w1\l bold ll ·O!S Scaqni.rte tho Westher 1111 Quarterly Birthday supper to-~ ) 1 10 The tate ~how mght beg1nning at 8 p. m , act'ordmg to announcement today i --- TRIDAV A 830 boat • GRATI:PtiL 8F..CRETAR\ - Thett• ~ 11 cabinet otrlcer 1ft town who 11 doubly (r&.tdltl to a b!~t;IHI!f' tlope pt>t.IUier He 11 Weltare ~retary Marlon B F'elit(Hll Wlwu Ful:iom 11 a(ency wu llt!L up a few yea ... ago, tome buteauctat nE"~Iedeo.J lo provide the trallltwnat black Hmoueln• tor the t~t!crehtr} J.."rienc:t. at the T•eo.l!ury ct~·rnrtm{n\ 11heN! Folsom once wrote tax Ia,.., a. heard about hl1 pr•>ll h: lll \1 utkmg through tht narcotlu bureau lh•y round t11e ansv. e1 Pope arenta nn the w~st coast luHI ,elved H bt l(ht green Umou11ne 1ft excellent working order from 11 IIIU CotJt.:~ peddler Tb.e ca.r was ..,pee~ to t'OL8om. He not only hke11 the ,u,to, he Uket tbe dla· UocUve eokN'. -- 1: ... __ • o., Dec 27, 1956-3 Bethlehem Story Was Dramatized Story Erlewine Family Rose Gorden Club Christmas IFor Pomeroy Baptist Church Program Reunion Held At M t' H ld W d d Chros (mas 1'1 wa~ ~ound to the tm~·re pres.ent.auon . DInner ee tng e e nes ay jv}u.l tl; large aUdience at 1-'orn I here were lpe'Cl.a.l numbera pre Christmas Time Mrs Cl1rence Headley was hos blue ribbon and Mrs Norm•n Me· eroJ ll.~pt iJ>\ 1.. hun:h un ~un(!JY stnled by Sally Foster and Jean 8·00 J1m Bowie 23. Ch1 1st- ll Born 32. Corpulee. 3t C\ly(Enl) 3$ Neuter pronoun 37 Theretore 39 Con•tet. latlon tO Boy'• nickname <2 Opon (poet ) u Doctor (abbr) t.e: Arabian ehlettaln •• Countl'f • . Daily sentinel, Pomeroy·M•ddleport, Daily Sentinel Day Book · RIC HARtl S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as second class maihng matter at lht' post uttk-f. at Poll\~. Oh10 liJbed every afternoon ucept Sunda:o by ThO:" Oh10 VaUty lea:~lne , at 110 Met'hamc St Pomen:~> 0 Bu.sl.Dt'!f,lj vfflut pbone .nRJ. edltonal office phone 39'i NatiOJal advertisrng represenlah\'e l"'ott L'l~Lli Kunball Inc. 343 Lexinct.on Ave , New York City 16 N Y Subscri•,hon rates Dehven by earn\"r w11~ f"t" available 30 C'ef\bl per week; or.e year m advanu at Ttw Dally St-.nt.iruN olfH:e, SIS 60, SIX months $'7 80 thre£1 months $3 00 )Sy lflUI,or rou t~ where av31loble ont> month $1 By matl on~ ~ear S8 sl:t mon•hs, $4 25 three months $2 50 one mt'Oth Sl ' ; .. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA '' . .' • The Daily Sentinel ' .. ----··· ....... -os.33c 29 cans ARMOUR'S , , , READY·TO-USE', KEEP IT HANDY Corned Beef 12·os. con �• ' • ---- CHRISTMAS CAROLER$ Thl! Rev and Mn ·Waldo J Ru trh and a gro~p of )oung peop!~ or 1he Federated Church met al llw <"hUr('h Monday ('\e!llog a\ 8 o rlo(' k and went carolmg AI 10 o ('IO('k they returned !o 1 the ~O LI ~I room for t'OOkles and ~ bot cho('olah:' afler •vh1ch tht) attend ed th(' candle hghh ng ser I I ' . YOWNGS ENTERTAIN Mr and Mrs Thoma s Youn l.! en tt'rta1ned with a fam1ly dmner, Sundll~ at the1r home West M11n St Prrsent were M195 Martlyn ~ oung Waiihmgton, D C Mr and \11 s Robert Rogers and daughters NJnl'Y and Janet, Nehonvllle, Mrs H D Y ou n~:: and Mrs Gerald Wise We have been st udytng and tabulating rt>cords for 1956 10 the Shenff's department and have COint' tO On(' ftrm lOnclUS wn If the shPrlff and hts deputtes WNl' to .sat1s fy evet) t('ques1 ror sNvH.:e ft om h•s constituents- the public-he would I need to double hiS stoff and get a much larger dispensation I from the countv budl!l:'l commissiOn There Is no mtentJ0/1 here of becomu1g mvolved 111 shenff I politics It 1s not getting mto anv pohtwal pros and cons fl) suggest a fPw fads for voters at large to mull over for future r e feren<'" al the tlmt" they may request a serv1 ce from this vital func11ou of t'oun1v government. At. wtll hi:' -.een 111 ~ ff'W davs when rcsylts of our survey is ouhh«hed 1 ]11 ee mliJOnty of break in~! and {'nlc1 1112' and pettv Ia • cenv In( rdPnf s occur in rural 3'"('35 at UDE!,ll::lrded coal mJnP<; c:.tl m · nd r,tJwrwise, service stations and ~mall stor"'"' in s1monndme hrnnlets and above all at farms no longer o'Ccu p1,-.c1 h v o" npr ~ or rPnirrs .It 1<: m'nr)s<:: •hh' for· 1he shPriff and h1s two drnuliPF: to he PVPr\'\\ hP• n 11 nn eI" 1 n ;lOnn•hPnrl a nPrsnn 01 Ol r<::onc: whn r :~rr1f'<: off 1 111<:h imnlcmrnl left I)UtsidP f1nm an nh::.nrinnnd .. 111 "'• " '. HOLD FAMILY DINNER ~tr and Mrs Wilham Matla~ enlt!rtamed Wllh a fam1ly dmner, Chri!J:tmas at the1r home, E•st Main Sl Present were Mr and Ml'f GeorgE- Dallas and son B11ly, CrOJ!' (Jty Fla Mr ond Mrs Chester Kmght and som Terry and Olt'k and Da}'ton an~ Elmt>r Ash¥>orlh I f<~ rm '~'''llitP <; ----- - - DOWNII:S .ENT~IilTAIN Dr and Mrs C E IN :Jowme e.nlt"rtamed wllh a ramtly dmntl,, h r rnnr, r•xnf'n<:"' of f'OllfliV tn(inf'v lh..,f. fhf' )..,. I nl.-.Mrol't 1<: ""li~ fl.nr! tf>ll f!rrllr>~<;; of th: nn~~ahl, worlh C'"f'h "f'nmn~'' rd11 'l "'~' th.-. "nrn(.,C'I'' onP<: F11r nnl( <:<: 'I nr>hrhhnr ~""" thn 1,J.,, '' in ., ·•1.,, thet(' is small {hanu• fo1 1dent1ficat1ml ~nr l '11 h <;o •f111"111 ,'Hf('Sf Tools ::11e the most popular ob1E'ds of larceny ft om rura1ly 1ocah•d ntllll'S Junk hunters usu.11\v scroungE;> around abandoned fa1 ms Young: teen·a,l!ers With htlJP moral tramm~ have a f"l ~· l tl'ml Pncv 1o smash windows and b! l 't ms1de rural stores With Robert Ruark In f11\ no( kets WJih sundrv tlem s swl'{'f to the palate Some[ always come down With a se· I known lull well that Santa ftmf' s !hi'\ c.n t off hf';,vler items surh as tvoewnters A cert:un sta lton on f{l)utr 33 lo< ated m the mJddlf) of a f~lirlv hM· vere at1ack of the fuddy-duddles Clau~t wears clothes made put of the Yule season, a common glass and old nev.spapers and h1s "ilv oonuln1NI neit!hhorhood was hit twice within three davs arouml complamt of us ex bobby soxeu beard is pure nylon, but he used last summ Pr l'hP f1rsi t1me onJv candtes pop and pastries who compl:un thlll thmgs am't to look a b1t more comfortable ln Wl"fp t ake n. Next lunP the vounl!'s!Prs' tdeos had Pxn:mded ltke the\ USl'd to be 11nd arc prob a 1mit of well rubbed velv?,tee~. Th('v rontwd 1 tvn ... wrilPt so me- small ('h mile out of I he reris- 111bly right at that The moln w1th what the trade calls sit'!( 1f'r .mel o1hl r tm!IP v,d11ahlr• iiPms 'T'hest• C1dp11ls were theme would be that there are whiskers 'fhe shine on hu; checks some Llungs t~at don I need lm- and the glov. from his nose was caught as ~f'tl' m.'ln\ nlhcts dunng 1~56 provmg and tertaw substitutes natural, not a Revlon product Wh1le I never touch anythmg ' P(•ople ofll'n le01ve then homes fur ada)' 01 a v.eek with no won't do w do not have to hold out lor stronger than gram alcohol nent one neat hy to k('cp an eye out for ma1 aude1 s or suspiCIOUS a slc~gh r1d{ throu,l;lh the snow to you car.'l tell me that the rnodr-rn looking s1 r.u tr:o... •s Sumc homes a1e Simply \\oalked 1nlo even Grandma's f,11m , with the bells refngerators, wh•ch breed 1ec the fiOnl dou1 1s lefl uJ.Wn l'h1s ra1ely happens 111 to"'n where Jln!!hng a~td Crandpa's nose cubes at the appullmg rule of pollle are ca::;I IV tailed .md neighbors have knov.n sharp eyes matchmg ttu sunsl•l But ~here u maddened gumea J.IIGS turnmg out It has hap!Jt'Ih'd nunw1ous t1mes llll\11~1 neighborhoods still no sysll'm nf sleam heat w1th proteny, can hold a h1ghball to Most lalt cnv 11\<Jdents are ol the petty nature. The1e was ersalz electt1c logs that can match the old·faahloned cracked lake only one ldSe of .tttcmpl(•d a11ncd •ubbt'ty mvcstJgatPd by lhe up tl) a su root IJLr rh log w1th a Ice that rame out m chunks to shenff m tlw umHfy Uus Y,~'W , HI Hutland , and 11 w.ls fmled fat pmP klndh n.l( hasr as a d1spen re1t 1n ag. Jll,iUiated Icehouse unt1l ser of good cht'l r A11d the l!leent. thtrst defuanded 1 1Ubd1v1s1~ by an J lc•1 owner of hol ly ,nul rw~UeloP HI an oprnNatural ICe even riOunds letter Around and About ' . ,... ... It appt·a• s HI} obviOus that 1f we want to make the sher Iff's JOb caswr and lost• ll we1 valuabh·s to those with vagt ant mmds ,u11l s\l (ky Jmgt•Js people shuuld keep possessions sP rurciJ HIHh•t lot k ,Jfld kl'J whPH no ouc 1.s around Also 111 PV<'rv c.1se wiH 1c po~qb[l' 1f p1 ope11~ ow nets ,\1 (' to hP .m ,1.., the.}· should 11 y to h.1 \ l' a nel):(hbOJ kN•p c)' es \\- .11< hmg I01 :-illS ' ' r1rell hous 11 has nut been prod uced b) the Du Ponts Then• w11s a p(•rlumr 1n the oldt•r Chnstmas Jwu scs ('umpounfled of klt1 hen odors - as thC dove ~pcckt d hnm s f . ~~· ~ tlt ~.1hantly Wllh th•• saJ:!e sh1fft•rl lurkev s and the frull anc.l Sally Wh1ll' ea h~ JHClOUS s lt angels, alld 1epot·t them .11 once mlxccJ wtth th<' ~:~hal pness of un ThteVt.'! y has lw<•n a problem stnc(• tune unt (•membered It accustomed orang<'s dumps of r~ M Co 11 plump ratsms do11sccl 111 bran:ly t I ts a muth sma\1('1 IHtJtllem In l us ('oun rv . ;mu Ill elgs "' u - and set af•re crushed t•vergrecn tv than 11 is In most foreign eounlt It'S (_ hnstt,lmzlng mflu-~ ntl the gema\ odor of Pa's bour cnces have at:{UrHphsht•d mut:h ht'll' To steo~l , Ill many Euro- ~on toddy You <"nnt pl.1~t1uu• J•Can and on~nt.d U" llltnes Is ( unsldP! I'd a fair sport tf sue- that one, Mt<sm> Unuon c~rb1rle eessful. Bad luck •f o1w falls ut 1! Rut even he1e thiS ::;1111 and urbon whucvc r }C he lOoted-out aspect of our pnmeval nature occup1es much uJ; - -- - - ou1 law cnfon eruent oli!cers lrnw J.,H krng more offrcers we un-1 ' ' ran protect (JUI:-ielvP~ hy mak1n~ the trunmal's tJ,Ilit• more <hf flcult tu follow hy krl'pmg \aluables out of easy rca< h • I Capital Ob1ervers Vlsualllt Gtn. -Gruenther m Cablnel Defense Po1t Likely One If Wilton Shoul.. lethe Hpr.11fll to Ccntta.l Pru& A..!IIIOdatfoll W ,\fii.JRNOTON cnpt1al circlea ate convln~.:el.l that Gen Alf1ell Gruenthe~r l8 In llne tot a poHt Jn Prealdent ICiunhowei'S Cllbinet, but no one !•1 saying what position he ¥.ill aet The recently ntlred Allied fluprome commander In Europe 11 now the new president or the Amerlcll.n Rlld Croat but he'l llkely to holl.l that Job anly until lke findar a pl11r:e for him l.n the cabinat. There wer. 1\lmon tlmt Gt1.1enther waa being groomed to IUCCet>tl John l<'osh.•r Dullea ILl .secretary ot fllJ,te but the 1electlon or former Mastaehusetla Qov Chrlatl&ll He1 t.er aa Wldersecrehuy l:laa cooled oft' thes\l I\IPOI IIi It 11 belleHtl that Re1 ter look the number twa poat In lhe State tlepartment with the undelatandlng that he wout,t move up to the cabinet po1t when and if the alllng Dulle• C(tlltl fhe be!Jt bet for Grurnther now probablY 11 th~ departmf'nl Oef~~ru~e Seeretary Charles E Wtl1t0n tepo!tedly wanta to retire t!'l JHiv111e lite and the opening would be a logical one for Olttenlhm e Df'ft~Nie • • NEWt~!iiT • NATIONAl. PARK-Uncle Sam 1'1 anx. : o u\4 to pul his "('"eat natloaal park Into aha.pe for tourl11t11 The lateat ac(llui•IUon Is t'1u Vtrcln I1land1 Nll.tlonal Park on the Carthbenn taland ot Bt Jolm 'l'hla un•JI i3laDd tobout the size or Her mudll 11 a cnen·clad monn· l!ln top rimmed with wlllte tmnd bea~:hes and blue·rnen waters St John haa • total population of about 800 and hal rem~t.lnetl lar.-ety undeveloped since the ,djj,,)IJ wh~n the (l'e&t DllJ\"tah lllKilt plu!tatlOI\1 terraced IU hllla The National J>a.rk aervtce ha~ a tonK ra.nge development plan for the tala.nd, Which t'alla 1m ao,:lf'quate dorklng faclhtlea, & VIall or s eM!.ter, 1111proved road11, cllmp,roundl, public beal"hea and the rt'll• torauon or old tort 1 ulnA • ,. 1 • • \ ]('(' I Breakinq And Entering, Larceny Crimes Occupy Much Of Sheriff's Time Here ~ ',, ,, than the ersatz version, and Jt sure keOiJS 11 dnn1r colder than those fancy hotel pellets With the ho\f'S In them l<'c cream You can buy all the fancy n11xe~ pop them mto the monster machmefl, and have 1ce cream m aU the colors and flavors !Jut thts ~ast year 1 tnvested m an old-fashiOned hdand cran k lrJezehr, 1 an t e w1th the tee an thr &at dash{r with a small boy to turn 1t 1 love you Genentl Elec tiH' hut drop In eome lime for a plate of pe.ach cum Jersey cream, and you may even get to hck the 0 A I l Y ( R0 S S W 0 R0 ACROSS DOWN 1 Appro11oherJ 1 Underv.alst ll Contrive ncrelly 9 Capital (Fr ) 10 Meana ot communi. cation 12 Throw olf l3 Excla· mt.llon u Mor.ture t:l Lively 1001 16 Viper 18 Muale note 19 Part of •to be' 20 God of love 22 Radio cabinet 211 Likely 28. Apart 2i Hlt.W&th&'a 20 Under- 2 External ~eeU coatmg 3 Catcher 11 glove t Compau point ( abbr ) 0 J:Cxplores tor gold 6 Mustc.nota Strange 8 Layer 8 Large·btlled bird 11 Be ln debt 13 Pull 17 Jumbled type (Print ) 7 water working da sher Wr o" n a loastl'r that has three svet>LI.., - rare med1um well, and lmnwd ac<.'onllng to ttte button But you tak•• a ptece or butter coated Ur('ad and fry It tn a sk1l]1t anrl then maybe bust an egg mer 11 anrl tt w!ll compete m anyhofly's open market Thu will also appl} to home shortened p1ecrust, and hard country ham which does not ('Orne ln a plastleltlt coverall If }Ou are a pl]le or c1gar smokf'r ,~ li ghter 1s a handy thmg But tf HJU are a dedicated type the o'd long shanked red headed ktl chl'n matl'h •s all by 1tst>:f as an ln<"t'ndu,r\ agent Nor has the. e l 'H r been a miracle f1ber that em braced the feN w1lh the same t.en der lovmg carP of a pa1r of hand knt\ Scots-wool socks They make synthct1e rubles, pearls dtamonds anll sapphires thRt l'Ould fool a pawnbl'oku, but they never fooled the ln.slde of a woman'~ emotions They are now makmg enatz mink out of synthetic f1bers, which m1ght baffle a man at 20 } ards but would nevf'r delmeate the d1rcrt route to a woman's heart You can make ilnyth111g out nf synthetics these days lncludmg Silene£1 But the new \ plastic sllence tsn t nearly as good as the old hshwncd s1lcnc£1 wh1ch was go lden A dame does not have to wear 11 mtnk to fef'l rtc•h ('her1shed and Important tf !!he s got the re111 artlc[e m the de£1p f1 e'!zer she's r1rh just by knowtnjl she owns It Mmk type, fur IJkP fabnc Is nnt gomg to arouse that love ltght 1n her beady, little eyes (Copynghl 1956, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc) .... 21 Euro· mu 2f 26 :1 30 33 36 3T Chmtma; at lhe" ho;ne, Hlih st Prest>nt were Mr and Mrs llaro,ld Brahb111 of Dunbar, W Va Mr and Mrs T A Do)Vnie and sons. Allen :~nd Charlt•s and Mr and Ml ~ W1! tam Downte and son, B1lly WSAZ -TV Channel3 Thursday WSAZ 8 ~ S1gn On 7 00 Today IJ 00 ('offe(' T11ne 10 00 Dml! Dong School 10 30 The Pnce ls R•&Jtt 3 00 MahnP£' Theatre4 00 Queen For A Day II 00 Home 12 00 Ttc Ta( Dough 12 30 It Col..\.ld Be You 100 Current 200 Van11n'~ Sh.dy 230 Tenne-a.see Erme ~'lrd Moderit Romau~es 500 Cum,-dv T1me 530 Aunt Dru how 600 Fl8-tt and Scruggs Sho\11' ... 6 so 6 45 6" News Picture Sports E)e Weatheuast 7 00 Crunch and Dea 7 80 Dinah Shore Show 7.0 NJC New1 f~ Y~• ...t Yolll Llle 8 JO Draanet 8' Q0 ~oole'• SCIEN(E IW YOUR UFE song Thus Bitu&Uon Yt~krtu't Bed canoplea 81 M\&llc&l lndetlnlte compo~ltlon article tO. NoblemAn Jewlah U Glrl'l name month ta. Bel~ WalerJod n.Y:Iaurtum I Baby I » (•ym ) Weep tt. N\allc note A•••• 1 MAN JAILED J•m The1ss 23, SyrrH'ttlle arrested by Depul;~- Sheriff Harold Duckworth was jailed at 5 30 8 I m today and charge-d w1th co-ha\ b1t1ng 111 a st.at 1• of adultery He I will appear before Justice of Peare 1R E Grmdley I - ----- - CHARGED WITH SPEEDING Robert L Stewarl E Maln St waf! arrested for .speed1ng by Pa1 trolman JJenry Werry Wednesday 1 and wlll appear 111 local Mayor's court Dec 29 -----·--- I MASON NEWS 6 55 I, 7 00 9 00 .o 00 10 30 JlOO 12 00 12 30 1 oo ., ()() 2 30 .. 300 445 ~00 5 30 ... 000 0 30 Choannrl ::1 S1gn On Toda) Cofft"t TuM ' Ulllg Dong S('hool The Price Is Right Home TIC f J(' llough It Cou ld Be You current Camrr·. GJ[S To School I ennesst'~-' Erme Ford tess to the dose Garden Club on Wednesday evemng for the1r an nual turkey Christmas dmner Her home was atlracuvely de· torated tor Chr1stmaa The members were IWated at small t~bles decorated w1th Chmt mas molife mcludlnli: red lighted candle•, pine, bells and small Christmas carol song books were u1ed as place cards Preceding the dmner the club held a abort busmes~ meetmg 111 charge or th"! prestdcnt, Mrs Nor man Mt'C.atn Members read a Chnatmas poem 111 an1wer to roll c1ll, Mrs Hobart Shields won the Mattne e Tt> ~ ap·, Quet'•1 F:)r :'\ Dav Mudtrn Rum.aJJcee C'Nnedy 'I . me Aunt Dru ShOw .. ' ~·--'""!'!'~·--·- .... ::,port.ll 6 00 The Life of Riley Cboice D:;t,O Tlof' ro,r,~ s~ 10.00 Lux Video Theatre U·OO News HeadiJ0\!5 I 1115 Weatbere~~ost Ill zo Pr91, :ao:r 11 SO T.o~t 9 OOTh.e Bob Hope CbeVY Show 10 00 layaJcade uf SportJ t0.45 hmous Fight; 11 oo News Heajlline! 1115 Wea'dercaat J 1 20 Press Box 1ll.SO Tomght 12 30 Sljn Ofi ~:::__:::::::t::=,:-::--=:--=::::~=-::::-;;-~:__::c:.__ - - - - - - WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 - - - - - - - - -FRIDAY ------CHANNEL 8 CIIANNl'-1. 8 8 00 f'Qot:a1n Kansarao 9 00 Morning Sbow 10 00 Garr1 Moore 11 ·SO Sc·\ke It 1... 00 Vallan~ Lady 12 15 Love ot Life 12 30 Search for Tomorro., 12 ~ GuidinJ Light 1 00 Katu•'5 JGtchen I 30 As the Worlo turDI 2 :>0 Our Miss B1-ooka 2 30 Rouseparry 3 00 The 81g Payoff 3·30 :Sob Crosby Sbow 4 00 Br1gbter Da7 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of NIJ!h\ 0 00 Early Sbow 6 25 Les Paul &: Mary Fwd 6 30 Your F..sso Reporter 6 45 Sporb ParadP. 6 55 Weatherman 7 00 TBA 7 15 Douglas Edwarls Ri•' 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 111 00 11~.05 l1 10 SIGN My fi'rlcnd Flicka West Pomt Story Playhouse or Stars Crusader H111hwny Patrol Tbe Line Up Person to Person New€ , s~wnmg lh• Jl(eafjte• The !..ate ~"ow OFF. PRAYER WHTN-TV Channe.--:-11-----:-3- --------==:-c-:::c-== FRIDAY CHANNEL 13 11 H S1g11 On 11 45 Cartoon Club I2 10 Noon News 12 15 Ne:.!{hbors 12 30 M1dday Matmee 1 30 Femuane '!'ouch 2 15 Uverace 2 45 Ufr W1tb Elizabet):L 300 Afternoon Film Festival 4 30 Super Serial Time 6 00 MlckPv Mouse Club 6'00 Car•"on Club 6 so Five Star Fma\ 700 Kukla, Fran &: Ollt._ 71! John Daly & the New£ >;>l;~lt""T1r""1'1"''1: ' . • Sally G1lmore, a employee of the Feder11l Bureau of Jnvest1ga tion in Wasbmgton, D c , &pent the boliday weekend with her parent~ Mr and \Irs Carl Gilmore, 11nd daughter. Carla Sue Chl1Btmas Eve Mr and Mr~ Judson Whrte ent.,tamed With a famlly party and guests were Mr and Mrs G1lmore cada sue ann Sally; Robert Dyer and Mr and M rs Robert Tewksbary Chnstmas at thde MGilm;rekhbaome m u e r an rs ew s ry and Mrs Charlotte Fugate, mother Of Mr Gilmore. TUesday mght Mr and Mrs Tewksbary and Robert Byer took Sally Gllmure to th,e Charleston airport when flhe retucr.ed to her emplo)ment m \\oa.slungton d~ ~udes~ .. a , ill II .$299.00 I l I ,= ROOMS Of New Fumlture- ~ roa Eddie Spencer, 1 medJcal rtudent, at the Umventty of Ch1cago II spending !he holidayg with his parents, Mr and Mr1 Fred Spencer and BU!iter • June Mrs Annie Avia, Logan, W Va, lfl VlsJtmg with her mother, Mrs W A Roseberry, and alster, Mrs T. J Ryan. Alma Dudding, a teatber In the N1tro school system, it spendlllg her vacation with )Jer mother and other relatives. Dr and Mrs. T B McGowan new to New York lor tbe funeral serv1ces of Dr. McGowan's father on Saturday They returned on Monday Mrs Gold1e Ingels and children recenUy moved to the1r newly purcha~ed home on Thlrd StTeet The house was formerly occupied bY Edward Rickard and fam1ly Mr and 1>,Jrs Fred Will Rien mond, Vugmta, spent Chf.Istmas w1th her mother, )trs Rosa Fmk Fred Porter, Sprmgfll!ld, Ohto, spent Christmas w1th Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner and other friends Harold Young, who IS employed In Charleston, Js spending the holiday, w1th bu: family Mr and Mrs Mues Brown spent Chrlstmas Day w1th the1r son and daughter mlaw, Mr and Mrs Har old ~rown, Galhpol!s Mr and tdrs Ferns Juslts and chlldren Dale and JoAnn , are vacatiomng durmg the Chmtmas hnhdaH Ill Flonda Sandra Foley, who IS employed m Washington, D C , IS vacahonmg with her parents, Mr and Mrs Cl.) de Fole) BAKER IJoliJay guests at the horne of Mr. and Mrs Herman Roush are Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush and daughter, Susan of Te1ras They will leave on Wednesday to v1s1t n. Brlglllm 111 Wellsburg, W Va, returmng durmg the week end Other guests ~ •er ID MlddleJIGI1 at the RUltsh' Htithe were Mr and IQ BAKER FURNITURJ:II Mrs Charle.s Russ~IJ and famtly of Follansbee W V11 - - - --- r-- - - - FURNITURE 1 o. c::-1 !:j A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE 730 Rm Tin Tm Public Defender Trea11ure Hunt t·so Ccnf1dentlal File 10•00 Ray Anthony Show 11:00 News of the Night 1110 Myatery Tbeatre 12.13 Sign Oft --·---~- -.._-.....-- .-· f~la) \ ........... DAILY CBYI"'''QUOTE - Hon'o bo" to work It: 1 1 · AXl'DLBAAXa II ~ONOPEJ.LOW One ttu.er •Imply atand1 for another In. thll 1am.ple A Ia uped for the \hree 1.1'•, X tor the two 0'1, etc Slnil• letten apot• trophea, the len(th and tormatton of the wordl ar. all h1~l1 Each d&y the code letlen are dltferent • A Cryplorrarn Quotatloa PDNF YNA I I I A newspaper ro•le will help do· 1Alrerla) VWFZ I:WC WH LQF""'XAYC WI' FX FDNF HNS'C PC • velop your son's responsibility initiative, thrift, honesty, and reai manhood. Fine traits of charac· fer become real e~nd active in your boy when he is a newspaperboy. ' I XQK c.,.ptoquntP.: THE TWO N08LEBT THINGS, W/4Clf ~ SWEETNESS AND L!OHT-SWIP'l', ' . P'tfll~led ~l lt~AC ""~ ~~~,. NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT lttata of R011 E. ro-.11 Docooaocl Adminlstntw N'otkt , 11 hereby given that Nella C Powell whOle Poat Office Mdreq. i& Mlddleport, Ob1o hll beea duly appointed as Adminiltratpr ot the Estate of RoM E. Powell late of Help County, Ob1o, deceased. Dated th1s 17tb d.y of Deeem.. ber 19M:. John C...... Jud10 of tbo ......... Court Naomi Baptist Church Annual Christmas Pr.ogram Held Monday The Cbrilt:DlN program or the Naomi U.ptilt Chtn'ch Wll held Monday evenlnJ under the dt.rec tlon of S. T. JohniOn, aNUted by Mrt Allen Hampton Prayer by Allen Ha.111:pton, aupertnt.endent, opened tbe prorram followed with redtationJ by Lady Don, Bellnd.l 1nd Janae Scott and Unique Christmas Cords Received By Former Pastor Charlet and Charlene Brown A Tre.at.. were JiveD tht ~.... Charles and Charlene Brown or the cburcb .rbool, Itt. and Oian~o~ Russell sang ''W11l1e tht" bt'nediction by Mr. AI.,_ rl au11 " and • Jingle Belli\ ' ('ondllded lhl! progr1m. A dialogue by He-len Brown Joyee W1lllams and PhyllJ& Rusaell preceded a pageant The Nativity " The cast fcrr the pageant were Willa Brown as Mary , Clar ence McCabe J oseph , Helen Brown, •nd "'ngel Ranilolph Scott Charles McCabe 1nd Charles Brown, the Shepherd1 Aaron Buf f1ngton , Samuel Russell 1nd S T JohnS(ln , the W1semen, and Vwla Brown, the ruder Buy Holsum FriendJ of the Rev and Kn Char lea Pomeroy and tam.Uy, NewDunng tbe p1ge1nt the rhotr art, received oncin.al Cbrl.tmu carda thil year. Mr Pomeroy u JessJe JobMOn, Pri~oellla and Chera for-mer putor of tbe Middleport ry Scott, Fanme RuaseU, Helen First Baptilt Cbu:rdl aod they vlaJt here fnqueatly. The eard ia beaded "An OflllDal poem dedieated to FOll--<an be suaa: to tbe tuDe ot "Jingle BeiJJ" ud read• u followt:: ''DIIbiug throUJht tbe JnOW, In 1 one hone opea aleigb, To your bOUle we JO, slqin1 all the wa)', Our love to )'OU we brine. OUr hearte are liJht 1nd &I.Y. Come join Ui a, a IODJ we doJ, To eelebrate thla da7 ''The Pomeroy• ne 011 the way, To visit you today Tbe eb. of w are havlnl fun, 1Deludln1 Dad 1nd Mom Kay your joy be complete, Let there be no dlrth of love 1nd W Mala St. l1ugbtcr U We JOin to ling or JeIW' bll'lh" / THE DAILY SlltTINR I HAPPY WITH Simons Pomeroy Market An ImpresSive candle llghting 1all had lighted ean.dles. serv1ce was held at the Federated 1 Group smgmg of "Silent Night" Melp County, Ohio Pomeroy Church Christmas Eve begmnmg and the prayer of dedication fol- (121 20, 71. (1) 3, :lie at 11 0 clock ll)wed by the benediction and p08tJude concJuded the service The organ prelude by Mrs Ben Neutzhng opened the program JoHo'A-~d by the processiOnal I Cbnstmas carol "Oh Come All ve .Falthrul" b} the chotr and eongre· IContlnuH from ,.,. one) gallon The call to w,.,rshlp a-nd to Lancaster as dlitrlct superln A~.PI lmvocatlon by the Rev Waldo J tcndent and two years later was Bartels preceded the f1rst scnp· transferred to Newark as commer· i] ture readmg "The Prophecy", tak c1al & Industnal Dept manager en from Isa1ah 40'1-5 aud 9-11 of the Southern DIVISIOn. H1s next \ Following the carol 'It Came promotiOn came m 1933, when he I U;10n A M 1dntght Clear" Rev Bar· became diStriCt mana11er at Zancstels read the second scnpture read v11le mg ''The Inn" taken from St In 1941. ~r Ktlhan was transLuke 2 l 7 The eongregstlon sang ferrer! Lo western Ohio to take the 'Joy to the World" and the thud post of manager of Ohw rower's scripture readmg "The Shepherds" LJma Dlvtston He was there SIX taken from St Luke 2 8-15 was }tars before- he returned to Ne read after w~nch the group sang wark as manager of the Southern A&P Super-Right Pork Lou15 are selected from plump, ''Wh1le Shepherds Watched Their DivisiOn He a~>sumed that pos1 young, gram-fed porkers . extra lean and extra good , }.,ocks By N1ght" and the Chnst- on Nov 1, 1947, folc>Wlni the re The ideal small stze lams are trtmt11ed of excess fat You mas Pra)er ltremcnt of l•'red C Morrbon get extra value at A&P. The fourth scripture readmg was [ Mr Kilhan IS a member of the "The Nat1v1h" taken from St Shrine at Columbus, Masonic Come See , , , You'll Save ot A&P Luke 2 16-20 and the earo! "Hark Lodge, Rotary Club, Newark Cham A&P SUPER-RIGHT , , TENDER the Herald Angels SlOg" was sung ber of Commerce and Moundby the group "The W1semen" tak- b1.11lders Country Club He IS a mem en from St Mathew 2 I 2 and 9 11 bcr and past presJderJt or the was read and a tno, Mrs Paul Southern DIYlSJon chapter of the Buy A Half L<lin SAVE Clllilom Cut To Your Order-Roasts and Chops! Nease, Mrs Marvm Burt and Mrs Oh1o Power Veteran Employes' Roy Tracy Jr sang, "Holy N1ght" Assn and seyeral years ago served A&P SUPER-BIGHT QUALITY , LEAN Re\' Bartels had for his Chmt- as state presuient o( the orgam BOTTOM CUTS mas message "the Holy N1ght" zahon He also IS past president whtch centered around the words of tha Newark Ktwams Club and ''calm and bnght" The ilxth the Lima Cluli, at Lima scrtpture readmg "The Light of He has a son Bernard KHhan the World" taken from St Joh~ of Canton. 'l'be v~teran unto Powe; TOP CUTS 1 H preceded group smgmg 0 employe and hts wtfe res1de at the ctJ~1 'As Wilh Gladness, Men 1015 lirandvllle Rd , Newvk of 0 1' oliOWIOg b1s retirement from The candle hghtrng service fol- the company, Mr K11lum plans to lowed at 12 o'clock wlth tbe Rev spefld a Jot or lime at two of h1s A&P SUPER-RIGHT , . LEAN Bartels lighting the ChrLSt candle uvonte pastimes, bshmg and which was on the altar and the ~.raveJmg TENDER SMOKED .. lZ.UI·LB. AVG. ushers, Roger Hysell and Joe Kennedy, hgbtlng their candles from Mr. Fed bas been diStrJct manMthe Christ candle, lighted the aisle ger <~t La.nc01ster sutce July, tms candles and they ln turn llghtert .'(Car, .for .L;::>n years prwr to tna1 the rematndP.r of the seats until ume, he held llle post of dJSU'lC~ FULL SHANK HALF --manager at Ironton. A&P SUPER-RIGHT A "''"n oi more !han 29 years Of servJce Wltll Onto Power, Mr teJJ J.B a naLtve ot Ironton. lie at· WHOLE HAM Select an A&P Super-Right Ham •. , you'll get rieh, ttndect eJemenlary ancl lli.g.b sen mellow flavor and full value all cbotce center 0 ooJ Ulere, receiVIng ius dlp!Omll slices are left in A&P half hams. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cline, Irom Ironton High Jn 1~. He Palme-r strellt, are announcing the stu<Ued electrJcat engineering at A&P Super·JUcht ... LeaD, 100% Pure Beef, Proably Gmwul mamage of their daughter, Helen, the BJ1ss Elecl.rtcal School1n WBsh A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. LEAN to Gerald Marr, son of Mr and tngton, o. c., m lata and 1923 and Mrs .Dale Marr, New Haven tne next two years studied elec The marriage was solemnized c.rtcal constructJon at Carnegie In· on Saturday, December 22, at Rich sntute of tecnnolog)' m P1tt1 mond, Jnd llun:n He Jater toot courses ul Mn Marr 1s a graduate or Mid· engmeermg and allied subJects at TENDER BULK CURED dleport High School and Mr Marr tne Un.•o UJuvermy eK:tenston graduated from Wahama High branch at Portsmouth • • • School and 15 employed at the He JOined Uhlo Power on March Ka1ser A}ummum Plant, Ravens-- 16, 1~7. as a dutnbution engln· • • • • wood eer at Portsmouth, was named They are makmg their home chief dtstrlbuUon engmeer there With his parents m New Haven at In August, 1932 and fiVe years EVERY EGG GUARANTEED •• • • • the present • later appotnted to the post or diFROM NEARBY FARMS VISIOn dutrtbutlon engineers He UNCLASSIFIED MIXED SIZES A&P'S REGALO BRAND , , RED RIPE served in that capac1ty until hh transfer to Ironton as district •• manager on Feb 1. 1944 Mr l''etl lfl a member of the A&P BRAND .. , OUR FINEST QUALITY board of director; of both the Fa1rfleld County chapter of the Mrs Wilham Bradford was lead American Red Cross and olthe G1rl er Of the Prayer service at the Scout organiZation, n a member Church of ( hnst Wednesday eve- of the Lancaster Chamber of Com nmg and p1 tsented her grand merce and Lancaster Country Club daughters, Jcnmfer Lohse and While m Ironton, :Mr. Fell was Neda Bradford m 11 voul duet 1 active in CIVIC and communlty pro ·In the Garden" as a special part jects and headed several lndust of the f!ervlre rJal development organizations Jh A&P SUPER-RIGHT , , , SERVE HOT OR COLD Edward French was m charge Southeastern Oh1o of the B1ble study class m the ab He and his w1fe, Dr Madeleme sence or the pastor , Fred I. Gard Fell, dJrector o( the psychological ner clinlc at Marshall College Huntmg It was announced that Mn Lesta lon, W Va , plan to establish refll Gothard would be the leader of the dence m Newark tn the near fu· serv1ce next Wcdnesda' ture I Oh'10 power I I '57MONEYNIEAbl ~·~ Sove On Mem at I FAN, TENDER I PDRHLOID5 I Boneless Round Steak 67¢ lb. I ···Loin Half af Park Loin lb. Rib Half of Park Loin 53c 43c Pork Roast 'E~~ 33c r:~~ 43c lb 71¢ lb. HRms Right Fresh Pork HAMS Full Shonk Half 49!. Center Slices In 43¢ lb. lb. lb. Super- WHOlE SMOKED HAM · · · · 53c lb. 51¢ lb. Fresh -Roll Sausage 1-lb. roll· 35¢ lb. Bulk Sauerkraut Head Lettuce • Carton Eggs Danish Cabbage 44¢ doz. Salad Tomatoes • Applt· SAVE Yourself and your Clothes. 3Sc • 2for35¢ . . 5¢ lb. • Lun.che(ln Meat 2 ------- lbs. ·31bs.'29~ Sattcf• lqrge tube 25¢ 16-os. cons 12-os. cons 59c 59c OUR FINEST QUALITY • , • FOR TilE NEW YEAR A&P Sauer Kraut 2 I Y XQ..\F¥:1 : - N E EW HXA. y~~·· Impressive Candle Lighting Service At Federated Church Christmas Eve Mrs. Bra.dford Led Prayer Service At .Church Of Christ fiND IT WILt BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDE! on Shepherds were Eugene Hudson, Larry Wiles, Raymond Zirkle and RICkie LPmle) The Wtse Men were Sonny Lemley, Charles Hy sell and Chuckle Lemley Children of the Prrmary Depart.nent sang and dramatiZed "Away In The Manger, and tbe Beglnnere Departments "ne1t a t tha mana:er an d presented g1fts with the !IIDglng of a children's Cbr11tmae lullaby The cho1r canted ltghted can dies and sang tbe musical back Mr1 M1nme Erlewrne Grant St had he1 f1 ve d1ughten and one •on and moet of their bmd1e1 here for Chr11tmaa One rrandaon Bobby J1y Erlewtne and Patricia, daughteT of Mn Thelma Shut, were the only one• unable to be: present Thote here for the reunion were Mr :md Mrs Aldo Erlewlne, Mr1. Thelm1 Shirt, Mr and Mn Bob ShJrk and children, Bobette and Bob, Mr nd Mr.s RuueU Shirk , Mr and Mra Clarence {Dolly) Btl· ley and tons lUcky and Mlebael, Spnngtleld, Mr and Mn Cbarlea (Marlf!) G1lbert, West Jefferaon , Mth Fat1e ErlewlDe and Mrt Lucy Greq and daughter., Judy and Karen, wbo Uvea with Jr1rs Erlewlne 1 Ground Beef 9.00 WIN.ONI CLASS t8 A wtlnkl• Holt Madohne Y.arun , Ruth Ratb bu rn a11d Sharon and Chulene Zundel Narrator waa Rev R.alpb Zundel '}lhe choir was composed of San dlir Smith, Jean Holt, Barbara and Ethel Hysell, Sbaron Youna, Sally Foster, Madohne Martm, Sharon and Charlene Zundel Llrry Bak er Harold H sell a~d Wllli.lm st' tt y ;,rhre tte ha e com~! e 1n c rge 1neluded tbe followmg church 1thool teachers Mra Caryl Cooi:, lin Blondena HudsQn, Mrs Helen Holt, Mrs Margaret Se1den1ble, Mtss Jt' rankle Wlpple and Kn Zundel An 1mpreS&lve fllm depictinl presentation of tbe Infant Jesus at the Temple, the V111t of the Wue Men and the FIJght mto Egypt concluded the evefung 1 proeram William wataon, tbe Church &chool Sup! pronoun-d ...., tbe bene••..,. tlon • The "white gJ.ftl" brousht ~by those In attendance were l1l$d to fill bukets for the needy Helen Cline Is Married Dec. 22 T Gerald Marr The Win.()ne Class ot the EUG Church met Monday evehJna: · at the church and held their annual Cbrbtmas party. Rev. Ud MJ'J, It J Seott were hosl and hos~sa. The il"'tll> IIIII Chriltmaa .<Uo\t. play· ed game• and hf,d a clft e¥h•nJe. Approzimately flftv·flve attended. lace (Ane. til MASON NEWS FBI Employe Here For Christmas Holiday Visits W1ld 8 Jll/lllckok Ne-ws P1cture Eye We-•thercllit 700 Dr Hudson .s Journal 7 30 Eddie Fuber Show ';' 45 NBC New1 v&rd!U Calrl !he red fur Chnstmas dm·/ eveoln!( l nlidrtn of the l hu rclt ncr table arrangements Schoo! dramattzcd the Bethlehem F1naJ plan.!l for an entertainment story w1th the members of tht:! 10 be g1ven m January wtlb pr.; Baptrst Youth f<'ellowshtp Sln€ln8 ceeds to be gJve to the Polio fund Chrlstmu bymns and carols to1 "fere ('Ompleted The Club a13o each s~eoe Mu Caddy Wiclrluun voted to g1ve donations to a needy ac(ompamed at the organ family Chrtstmas carols were sung ani Tamara F1nlaw represented Ma Mystery Suter glfU wbtcb had ry Paul Smith, Joseph and tioJe bet!n placed under tb~ large light- htlle an.:els at the manger weH~ ed Chnstmas tree were distn- Mary Ellen Rousb and Dtana Ztr buted kle The Angel ch.Olr confllsted of Parry Hysell, Anita Colima, Leah Greaser Vlrglma Young and Sha· ron Smllh ven Theatre The mov1e "Sona of the South" was shown Santa WIJ present and g1fts and treatl were alven to elilch child who 1ttetided. 48 The popu. ' ···- ----·-.. --.-· d 8 30 Walter Wla.eheU Sho1f '00 Captain Kangaroo 1.00 Jl01nin'f Show 10.00 Garry Moore 19·39 Arthw Godl<ey BIRTHDAY OBSERVED _ The twelfth h1rlhday of Rtcb- 11 30 S~e It Rleb 12·00 Valb.Jlt Lady ard llayf'~ son of Mrs Frank 12 ta Love of ~e w.a~ ('eiebrated Thursday 1 Ha}'Ps 12 80 Searj:h l'or TomOJTo-.. With a fa mil}' dmner Gul's.ts wert 12 46 Gui41QI Light Mr and Mrs Edd1e Rom111e, Mr 1 00 Kat1e•1 Kitchen and Mrs llarold Lemley and chi! 1 30 As the World TurDJ dren Sonny Roch and Charles A decorated 1J1rlhday cake and a 2 00 Our MJ.Sa Brooks numhe1 of g1ft!i were recened by 2 30 HCusepr.rty I the guesl of honor 3 00 The B.g Pf.yoU I __ ·~:-:---3:30 Bob Crosbv Show NEW ARRIVAL 4 00 BriSht.. Day Mr and Mrs Marlon Hawk 4 15 Sec:I M Storm tEthel Badgley) are annuoncmg 4 30 Ed&~ of Night the b1rth of a s1x pound eleven 5 00 The ::!:arly Show 1ounce daughter, Mary Chrll:>hne, 6·25 Les Paul & Mary Ford on Christmas Da) al the Me1gs 6 30 Your Eu.., Rep 1rte 1 Gt>neral Hosp1tal Sh£1 has a thtrl6 4!1 Sports Parade Cf'n mon th old brother Dennts 6 55 We:::tbermao Grandpart-nls are Mr and MNI '1 00 Art Lmkletter &: lht Kids Pr1ce llawk, Pomeroy and Mr 7 H~ Douglas Elwar4s and Mrs Van me Badgley Middle- 7 30 Sgt Preston of the Yukon port and great grandparents are 8 00 Bob Cummmgs Sbow Mr ancJ Mrs H D Lyons. M1ddle- 8 30 Climax port 9 30 Playhouse 90 -,-----11 00 Up to the Mmute News GRANGE lo\E~TS TONIGHT ' Rock Sprinr.s qrange w1\l bold ll ·O!S Scaqni.rte tho Westher 1111 Quarterly Birthday supper to-~ ) 1 10 The tate ~how mght beg1nning at 8 p. m , act'ordmg to announcement today i --- TRIDAV A 830 boat • GRATI:PtiL 8F..CRETAR\ - Thett• ~ 11 cabinet otrlcer 1ft town who 11 doubly (r&.tdltl to a b!~t;IHI!f' tlope pt>t.IUier He 11 Weltare ~retary Marlon B F'elit(Hll Wlwu Ful:iom 11 a(ency wu llt!L up a few yea ... ago, tome buteauctat nE"~Iedeo.J lo provide the trallltwnat black Hmoueln• tor the t~t!crehtr} J.."rienc:t. at the T•eo.l!ury ct~·rnrtm{n\ 11heN! Folsom once wrote tax Ia,.., a. heard about hl1 pr•>ll h: lll \1 utkmg through tht narcotlu bureau lh•y round t11e ansv. e1 Pope arenta nn the w~st coast luHI ,elved H bt l(ht green Umou11ne 1ft excellent working order from 11 IIIU CotJt.:~ peddler Tb.e ca.r was ..,pee~ to t'OL8om. He not only hke11 the ,u,to, he Uket tbe dla· UocUve eokN'. -- 1: ... __ • o., Dec 27, 1956-3 Bethlehem Story Was Dramatized Story Erlewine Family Rose Gorden Club Christmas IFor Pomeroy Baptist Church Program Reunion Held At M t' H ld W d d Chros (mas 1'1 wa~ ~ound to the tm~·re pres.ent.auon . DInner ee tng e e nes ay jv}u.l tl; large aUdience at 1-'orn I here were lpe'Cl.a.l numbera pre Christmas Time Mrs Cl1rence Headley was hos blue ribbon and Mrs Norm•n Me· eroJ ll.~pt iJ>\ 1.. hun:h un ~un(!JY stnled by Sally Foster and Jean 8·00 J1m Bowie 23. Ch1 1st- ll Born 32. Corpulee. 3t C\ly(Enl) 3$ Neuter pronoun 37 Theretore 39 Con•tet. latlon tO Boy'• nickname <2 Opon (poet ) u Doctor (abbr) t.e: Arabian ehlettaln •• Countl'f • . Daily sentinel, Pomeroy·M•ddleport, Daily Sentinel Day Book · RIC HARtl S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Entered as second class maihng matter at lht' post uttk-f. at Poll\~. Oh10 liJbed every afternoon ucept Sunda:o by ThO:" Oh10 VaUty lea:~lne , at 110 Met'hamc St Pomen:~> 0 Bu.sl.Dt'!f,lj vfflut pbone .nRJ. edltonal office phone 39'i NatiOJal advertisrng represenlah\'e l"'ott L'l~Lli Kunball Inc. 343 Lexinct.on Ave , New York City 16 N Y Subscri•,hon rates Dehven by earn\"r w11~ f"t" available 30 C'ef\bl per week; or.e year m advanu at Ttw Dally St-.nt.iruN olfH:e, SIS 60, SIX months $'7 80 thre£1 months $3 00 )Sy lflUI,or rou t~ where av31loble ont> month $1 By matl on~ ~ear S8 sl:t mon•hs, $4 25 three months $2 50 one mt'Oth Sl ' ; .. DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA '' . .' • The Daily Sentinel ' .. ----··· ....... -os.33c 29 cans ARMOUR'S , , , READY·TO-USE', KEEP IT HANDY Corned Beef 12·os. con �..., __. .. .. "' . '\ ~ ·-·- . . . ----- .. •• -- -· __ ,.__ -·--------- Dally Sentl•el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 27, 19S~ t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 27, 1956 . NE'\V HAVEN PIR-A~I I GOOD WILL nua MEETS Mr~ . Jame., Cunnln.a: ham , Mrs. The Gfiod 'W JI[ Club met Saf Parsy Fry ~nd _Mra. Cline Erwin urday eveninr. at the humc or }I nt. Wt'te shoppH1i In Hw.ntlngton on ThPlma C'apt"har t A slork showf' t ll onday . was held honorm g Mrs. Harry Mrs. Donald F £<ou1h , Mrs. ArMontgomery of l.us An.'(Pies (thf' nett ltuush and Mrs S. IJ . R~it ­ former Fay Rou ~hl Mn ·~ontj!;Om · Ill!~<' rt>n!Jott yattcnded th.e llanery received mauy IClvd.r j;ttfts. dl'i s Mt•Sst~h 111 HuntingtOn. The Socret SJsler glft!· were <~lso P:~:·r· program wa s prest'nlt!d b)' lht' changed . RPfreahml'nts were ~f'rv- ~f~tr~ ha l t. Cotlex_e Department of r_rl to Mrs Cliff ltou~h . Mrs. W il- Mush', IU wht<'h both Sandra ham Roush , Mrs Thumas Gnn- Uoush and Lola RoUich , pllrlici. stead, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mr!';. \-\'iJ. paled . ham McFarland , Mrli. Douglas MilMr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart of ler, Mrs. CharJe 11 Rous~, Mr~. taw- Bussell. Ky .. were wePk end gu1•sts renee Leivin~ anf\ children. Mrs. Of Mr . and Mrs. J . L. Stewart. P.ansy F'ry and Mrs. Ben Sayre and Mr .and Mre . Jl}c E. Gr~o~ham anr\ Ricky of Pl ai n City, Obio. Stt'\'e of Waverly. Ohio were Sun IIRTH ANNOUNCED day afternofin gue11h of Mr. and llr .and Mrs. 1Jarr1 Kearns are Mrs. Bob Johnston announcing the birth of their first Mr_ and Mrs. Paul Scally and ebild , a 7 lb duvg htcr, Shelia Ann Nancy were ahopping in Parkers~rn Dec . 14 at Holzer Hospital burg on Saturday. Maternal grandparen ts are Mr. and Mr . and Mn. Kermit Ford were Mrs. Arthur Ohlin.e:er of Lf'tarr Parkersburg shoppers on Monday while paternal gr;~udparents ar~ Mr .. and .Mrs. J. ~· Stewart werf' Mr .and Mrs. Delmer Kearns of shoppmg m Huntington on SatGibbstown, w. va . 1 urday. PROGRAM HELD BMr. and Mrs. Ben Sayre and The St. Paul's Lutheran child- aon!l of Plain City, Ohio were ren's Christmas pl'ogram wa~ held week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monday DeC". 17 at 6 :30 p. m. at Olsen Suyre. the chur<'h. Giffs were brought by 1 Mr. ~nd Mrs. l..dwrence Lelvi ng 1 the rhildren to be sent to two Lu- ; and children of Narrows, Va ., were theran Orphanages · wee kend guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr., super· Ttho I_,('lving and Mra. Thelma mtende~t or the Primary DepBrt· Capehart. ment directed the prl)gram. The Glen Roush is a surgical pa· >Chlldrt>n's Choir orenerl tilt> pro· tien t in '!-Jolter Hospital. gram with the singing of .. Little Olsen Sayre is a medlC~al patient Children Can You Tell " followed in St. Joseph Hospital by a prayer by Margaret Rfiney. Miss Ethel Riddle of Evanston The Welcome was given by Cathy II! 1s vtsitinl( her parents Mr a11 and, J•.ne Roush . The following Mr~ . E .c ' · . H"ddl 1 e. rec1 tl a IOns: " Dear Little Jesus" by I Cprn~ll Nease and Gary Ba'tey. Mrs. L B. Ferguson !s in Roan''Prom 4 Li1tle Girl" by Susan oke, Pa., on IJUSine&s this. ~eek. Grinf!:tea.d· "1 Love Jesus" by Kar· Mr. and Mrs. -otho LeiVIo.g and Ia Kearns' and "BieS!ed Jesus" by Larry, ~1·. and Mrs. Pharis Justis .Myra Rou::ih. and ch1ldr~n and Wanda Roush Christmas caro!s were panto- are . &pendmg the hqlidays in . . mimed as the Children's Choir Florida. sang and Amy R'>ush and Kitty . Pc~ Roush 1.s a sureical pat1ent Dodson as narrators. Those por- m Heber Hosp1tal. . Home for the holidays ~re Santraying the following parts were Mary, Alice Roush : Joseph, Char· dra Rous~ , Lof~ Roush and Ronnie Jes McFarland : Wisemen, Bobby M~Giothlm ~rom ~arshall_College. Grinstead, Eugene Elliol nnd M 3 x 1 Jaan Schn~1~er .rom Oh10 Sta~e Brown and Simeon bv· Jimmy Dod- Bernard Lemng from Otterbein son · CoJiege, Tommy Vance from W. · Va. University and Ca"rol Roush ·Followin g the panlohlmc was a , from Wittenburg College. prayer by Mary Roush and singing of "Oh Chri stmas Tree" by the W!~~ING WORKERS choir. The prograr.1. was closed by The ""lll~ng Workers Class ~f the btmedictlon by Pa~tor Peters. the Metbod~st Chl,lrch held_ the1r Following the p;mtomime was a a?nual Chmtma,s party w1th a was held in the soiial rooms ror fllfl exchange at tl1e home of Mrs. the children oC the Sunday School. I ~_vatt Chadwl'll on Monday even. lng Approximately niPfy.five attendsd . · the program and party . Rev. ~- A. Ang~e opened the MOTHERS' CLUB pal'ty wtth Grace and a covered The New Haven Mothers Club chsh su pper was r.crv~d. the class. held their annual Christmas party The group presented 1hc1r teacher, at the Alex Quillen rlubhouse on Mrs . J. L. Stewart with a gift and Wednesday evening. The group abo~ g1ft for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. sang carols and Santa brought fiJ . Dcnms. Thrue Pf~!lent were Mrs. led stockings and gifts to the Angle. .. Mu, ,,, ('arnc !3umgardner, children 0 flhe members. Refresh- M.rs. Arthur Weherll, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs. R<~lph Fmk, Mrs. Jack ments were ~crved woMEN'S . CLUB Needs, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs. Q. The New Haven women's Club J. Howard Sr., Mrs. 0. J . Howard beld thejr De_cf!Jl)her meeting at Jr ., M~s- John Morgan an{i Mrs. the Alex Quillen dnbhouse with John ferguson . , ~IONS CHRISTM~S PARTY Mrs. Robert McGluthlin and Mrs. Paul Powe\1 as ho~tess. During the lh? Nf'w ll~vcn L1_ons t.:lub enbusines.g meeting Mrs. Paul Hen- . t.ertfl!lled thc1r ladJ~s Tuesday clerson wa!i appointed to serve 011 cvenm~ at t~e (\m('ncan Legion -.. a committee with four ot!H.'r inter- Hall .w1lh a Chnstmas party. The esttd organization'> to S(']ect the meetln gop:ned w.tth a song, t'lag "Te'aeher of the Yenr·• Mrs. Donald salute. and mvo~atwn , followe_d by Roush was named ('hairman of lhe the ~mner_ DurJg a short busmess yeteran Affa irs Comm ittel'. Those meeting ..the .club vot{'d to donate appointed on the Gommunity Ac- to the Ltghtlng Contest and Joy hievement Proect were Mrs . Wil· Toy Fund . Alsn pl<tn.s were f!Jade Uam Chisler, Mrs Paul Hender- to rem~ve the Chr1_stmas hghl!l son, Mrs. Jess Abels and Mrs. Ho· and de!Jver th~ Chrt~tmas h?~es bert McGlothlin, ~o the needy cluldren 111 the vlcmThe PMiram by Mrs Paul Pow· ~ty . Durin.e: the program the readell was the "Story of the NatlviQ:" 1 lh8 "The Well ~f th e Sta.r" by ~tb Mrs. E. L. Stein ali reader, Su- Mrs. W;. ~- Proff1tt was enJoyed. sanne Wolpel'l and Jane POwell Santa \ 1slted the p_arty an4 pre· aingil).g, aeeompanied bY Mrs. Pow- sented each. lady w1th a gift and ell at the plano and a prayer by the door pru:e was won by Mrs. Mrs. Henderson. The progrftm was M~k l_Vard and Mrs. Kermit Ford. closed by Mrs. Powell giving the Followm~ the party the group Story of "The Littlest Angel." sang Cbrtstmu carols, Guests and Those attending include those mern~ers present were Mrs: W. R. above and Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Proff1tt, Mr. and Mrs. Kernut Ford Jack Frey, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, 1 Mr .and Mr~. Bob Johnston, Mr. Mn. Charles Lester Mrs p 1 and Mrr. Charles. Le5ter, Mr. and S4:'a)ly, Mn. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Harold Rood, Mr. and Mrs. PheiDB and Mrs. Louis Karsrhnik. 1 Jack Frey, \f_r. and Mrs. Nick -,.-c:~~==~=-- ---~--. Phelps, Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Dod· . • son, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow BrlJwn ~L Mr. and Mrs. Norman Montgomery, Mr. •nd Mrs. Tom Hollman, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Cbaf.les Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Jewell. out the old 1956 and i I I Nonis sai d he might bf' able to 21-yPar-old Floyd Patterson and his manager the idea of defending the newly won heavywPight crown against 2G-year-old Pastrano in February, instead of waiting until June to fight Tommy Hurrle:!nf' J1ckson. ~e ll Tennessee St. 77 J)lllar4 U. 81 Xavier La. 86 Sout~ern 157 MIDWi!ST ' . . Ble 7 T""rnament Pint Round Oklahoma 67 KansaS Sifte 8' Kansas 58 Iowa State 5'7 First . .unct Muskingum 100 Lswrence Tech 85 Indiana St. 89 Geora:et.Qwn f\{Y 80 Scorina: on a 10-points-musl sys- tem, nol one of the three rina of· ga11e veteran Norkus ot Port Chester. N. Y .. a single roun:l .......tlr an t'ven round in tile dull bOUt. f~l& Manhattan Sinks Nllflrl Guard Tom Dt'luea sank two ~~~. (avored to wijl tile JUg Ire~ lhrowa to put NYU ahead, Seven ToUJ'ttament a\ Ka'nsas City, '1:1·7D, with 52 SE'Coud~; left but he Mr., led 28-27 at hlilftime and the \ead cbangt!d hands eight times tben Wt\!1 c-alled for travelling au::l duriq the second talf. town State ~b~ JIJ~ pnsed tlown~ourl to De· vine for the wthning basket. It ltd, ~. with 3:30 to &'0 aiJ4 w~nt Wf.S NQtre Oame's 18th vit:Jory in a~l#. fl-36, with 13 ~condj J& ~ tr.&-yeal'-uld rh·alury . ...Ill in I . 'hllm~rlaln Fruttratetr ,:,.Qh~ttan (}hio State 1Vins (}ver Temple By 64-03 Wednesday went un a (JOijeJ' cept 1'1-ftJ.In had l~ points lor JS:JID.Ift first-half shooting spree that 'l'bompson tAU!.., IT ,qd:iiuf. Jiiacara, 9&-79: Obio State llld Vo;t eooneuted klr 1• fn!' fousht off a lalf Tem ple rally for lo1rt- IJttte. Chamberl,tn wq lkor- 1 84-.fS wil), and Tom Steiake ~hlr lrustrat.ecl on offense but seq-reel ao points to lead Brigham fl'•bbtJi :u rebotJnds. tl WPJil t~e Young to pn 89-75 triumph over Tqbn's ~;~£ N.,w York. flnt ~Oil f« Iowa State, r~~·· ninth with Oklahoma A &: M, by In other games wednesday night 'tJ(;LA toppled St. Louis, 72·66, ln· 4kna State whipped Georgetown of Xentucky, 89-80, Mu-skingurq beat Lawrence Tech , 10().-85, apd X.vler La. downed 'outhern, wllllt f<ary . '., ft... Extra Specials! •·· ' 86-67. Mattress ..... $39.95 Jleg. 't9.95 7 Pleeo Chromo Olutte Set .. $79.95 Bel. '19.95 7 Pleee $uhe .. Sale $49•95 Bothroom 011tfit av uNono ••••• With Cast Iron Tub $189.95 McMaster . Sporls wrltl'n c hfl ~(' ~lrnonald Mll.AN, ITaly- Duilio Loi, 135. llaly, outpointed Jose Hernandel, as the North {!'llll l'~ musl valuaJ:l41,1, Spain HI, rellliner\ Euro· ble plnyer. A ~imllar award fur peau JlghtwcJght title. Dixie honnrs wPnt to Wakt• !''ores\ fullbnrk Hill Hanw ~. MIAMI p,. trano, 189'A&. Miami BPach, Fla., Mirhignn's 1\'llkc l!nl•liHlO grah. outpomted Ch arley Nor ku~. 194, bo,l, fumbll' on tht· south 2~ Port Chester, N. Y., 10. to set up thP first st'nrP 111 lhl' B"'"· ,.,, - wn1" RardwareandFuralture N. 1... AYe. Middleport • 1;.' MIAMI UP • Jumpiug Tommy ~Dun nld showed 39,HU fans In tbe OrangP Bowl Wedn{'!lday night why he \~; an Ali-Am('rican as he led thf' North to a 17 ·7 victory over th1· South in the annual Shl'inc ro\l('g(' all ~tar foolball clanic. FIGHT RESULTS COMPLI:i!TE ' North Wins 17•7Victory In Shrine All-Star Grid Classic No fewer than II lourname~ts will be in progress tonlght. fe~J· lured perhaps b)' the Dixie Classic at Raleiih, N. C. which include~ flve team~ whieh are ranked among thl:' nation's lop 20. Tile opening rnr(l rea tures Wake ForMcDona ld set up one touchdown est vs Depaul, Nort h Carolina wllh a pass and led the Ynnkees Stale vs lowll , Duke vs Wes l Vir"ini!l and Nor th Carolina v-s lJtab . on an 86- vard dnvr in 111 ~ <'losing rninuh~s ~i tiH) !(amf' whirh wa~ turned into a 1:1 yard fi(' ld goal hv Mirhigun q uart cr!Jack Jim Fi.~:hl Result~ ~PTS Maddock. Beg. ••t.BUnnersprlq riutl _ 1\lkli i).:au Mcn Stall' halfback I'~ De-unb. Tlw :u:•• ~;:::;;:;::;;::;::;~;;;.;,;;;~~~~~~~=-'-.lliCCOnd ... WE CARRY COMPLETE' LINE I. ·J. !'l OF .. )• BUILDING NE.EDS PAINT *WMBER *NAILS INSULATION- SHINGLES DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED lb The HN11 Of Muoa Clly 'N£W YORK uP- O}Jio State 64 • -63 victor over bard·fiJhtlng Temple Wednesday night, will face Manhattan in Friday nlghl'a semi final round of the Holiday Basketball Festival. Mendyk run to th e 19 frn111 wl1l'rP Purdue quat·terhnck l.t·n n~~w~on hit Michigan Stalt• end ./lin Hmes1)' in th~ end zone. lluwson mat'!(' the tlrlil of his two eonvPTsions. The North fitUI'I•rl at:01in mumenh later when \\'i~ c\n , ~in NHl Dave Howard coveH·r.l 11 linbhll• by Barnes. • Tr~trru•t'l on ndvl'r((' ;d \-lidfi ('\ct, ~h· nonilld lcapf'rf an11 thr('w to Mendy k on 11 play that rovcn•rl 37 yard.~. From tht'n'. Oklnhoma· .~ Jimm~· Harris !Oll."-l'li to Indiana Pnd Hob Fee for tht• t:1ueho!own . The South avrrtcti a shutout in the third period, goin):! :l2 _vard~ in ~even plays Jfll'r Flnwla haJf. bar:k Jackl c Simp:son intem•pted a pass by Dawson. Oukl' '~ Sonny Jurgensen tHppcd a fourth downfntlr -yard pASS to Mls~lssippi }laiCbark Ed Crawford for lhl' ~core. MiJsiMslppf tullbaC"k Pnlgr Cot hren converted. .. The second half efforts of Buck· eyes Ken Sidle and Frank How· ard held o{f a frantic last minute temple threat be(OTe the 5,23? fans in Madison Squr.re Garden. After Sidle's 12 second • half :-:-...,.---:-:-----:-:-:----: - - : point8 helped Ohio gain a 64-tll 1 elubtl, the akm dl\lln~ 'qu pment advantage with 1:45 leftoto play, and youfr favo'r •11' Pkool,cuek. Even the Buckeye~ nearly lost the ball go soar as 1n 1ae ~your neighbor's lawn mower. game. B~au~e Fearless Fraley is pio- ' A goal by Temple's Dan Flemneer ing this new dodgt> and l fel'l I ing narrowe•J the le~d to .one free to predict that my new orga· point, and when the Owls regamed niz01ti0n soon will hu ve equal possession with 20 seconds loft, standing with thl' U S. GOlf Asso- they railed time out . A shot by cialion, the U .~ . f Jtwn Tennis Guy Rodgers mbscd the basket Association and t he U.S. Amateur and the Buc~s regained posses· Polo Federat ion. sion. Chartlilr members. now _. be· Temple touaht bac-k from &. sev. iJ1g acc('pted ffl r the U.S. Aniteur en :fXllnt leocH4i'luftr deficil to Ue Boomerang Throwprs Association the score four flrois and go ahead aud you 'd bctlt•r get in on l h e at one point, 59 . 57. However, gruuud floor . Sidle's set shot and ~ree throws by Howard and Jim Laughlin Began In Austreli• broke a 81-81 lie in the flosing This new craze ht•gan in the mJnutes to give Ohio State's final Australian boondocks whPn, in a victory mar~:in. Wl'ak moment, I 10u~!l•t out an ahoriJ.dnal chlcftaiu tlallH'd John Tim lwrry. boss man of the Illawara Tribe. In n(, Llnw at all , the ground wilh thp handiest toes J've Her seen and furi:ot to ·yell Ch!Pf .Juhn ha d b('<'OmE' the first "Duck." I didn't see any ducks, boomerang profess ional in the hls· anyhow. but l saw stars. 'l'hey tory of tht• sport. really do come all the way back. The <·onvcnation wen t some· Anyhow, after a half-hour lesthinJol like thla: · son. 1 was prouder than whl•n "('hid. I'll !olive you two pound& Jack ie Burke congratulated me on to teach me how to throw a my ell!:ht iron ~hots as Chi('f .John bonmerang." patted me on one already aching After all, I flgurt'd , a ltJt or ex· shoulder and comm('n\c-rl : catj_dlc~ in the United States are "You pra('tlro lots. You be making hig dough teaching Idiots murh good." like me the lmpos~ibility or strlk· I ing a iolf ball. Chlt•f John was pretty quick to r:atch un , too, like 11 golf pftl In a grt'enhou~e . "No un do," he said . "Not for two pounds. But for thrc-e pounds 1ix 1 do. That pay fo r boomerang brt'llk3gc." Lightnln• caloUlatlon, wblch took no moN! than 1~ mlnutes, permitted me to ascl!rtaln that this ~:a!Jle to roua:hly 1even dollars and 29 renh. A bargain cootlderll,lg the dough I've paid and 1 u~, ean't hlt a drive a• far as 1 calf throw • t:::. w~~ Today's Sports Parade 5,,, . "·· By OICAR FRALEY ''Jolly &oo4," I told' him in the· United Prns Sports Wlrter native idiom. "Not 011ly tllat. b , NEW YOBX uP· A new otey doke and let's 10 _.1th t sports craze Is sweeping- thP roun- nylng try today·With al least one dev 1 We otet". Chief Take ba<'k the SfU'Iba. the golf It, I'll • FOR Then he sat down , just lik e any i golf pro, and watched me praet!ce. And . like somP other goH pros, he sold mf' fnt·ty bucks worth of new f.>QUi!)ment when I left. The Fraley living room now ls a shambles (rom Impromptu dem· on1tratlons. Insurance men call at all hours ot the day and night and 1 can't bardly bear them because o( the bandiaes. But the boomer...1 bo()m IS really here to stay. Bonn 8 to 5:30 p.m. Evee. ·II)" Appointment ~· llaln 81. Pomeroy woodwork." · ., ·. went. John wss pretty> good ha~d hlm tl!tat. He grippe-d CA$H. LOAN$ . IH . · WhHI Balancing Front End Repairs Wl;ui"AIInement Complete BNkoService • Mufflen & toil pipes Auto Glass Windshields PM~>• ljr$t and malt:o arrange. menta ••• then one vlait for cash on afanature• ~· ' . Middleport Department Store JUST f< GOOD PLACE TO TRADE • " Mid\ __ _ only, · cat or furniture., Terms to suit · l?_W' _budge~. I Kal R'mdy, MaJUiief ...- · 110 W. S..ond St.- Pbone: UZ, Pom-.y ' """" ~..,..... t...S; Loaa. ' ! s... 9-JJ- ~ , _ . , . !til ............. I!Kfd• tit ...h..lltl -----~- .. -tJy """' --~ -·-- II Hockett's SAfm· SERVICE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Jack Frey honored her son. Larry, on his 7th birthday at the Frey residence on Thursday alter-noon, Dec. 20. Games wefe p{ayed and prizes awarded. Many ' nice gifts were received and refreshments were served and · favors received bY those preJent. Attendin& were Vicki, Nan, De.vid Johnston: Jean and Jerry Morgan, Connie and Cathy Haggerty, Jackie Needs, Ronn ie Steln, Carolyn and BiUy Rou.sh, Paul and Jim hadwell, Larry Joe and )(elvin Fry; Dickie Otd Paul Sayre, Jerry, ~onney, ·Ross, BHI, Larry Frey, f(rs. Bob Johnstem anrl Mrs. Jack Frey. PRICES · On All!IS Batlerlea That Can't Be Beat I GROUP I 18 Months $9.95 Guarantee GROUP II 38 Months Guanntee $12.90 Batteries GuarantOf!C( By 30,000 Dealer~ . K&M SOHIO SERVICE MaQnlng Kloes-Mike Mulled Middleport _:_!,"""""'"'"'-"-"-"-""""""!!"""""'f!!l , i I - AND QORPORATIONS I' • .211 .20 .211 .211 .20 SOUtllern Local S. D. -- .20 LETART Southern Loeal S. D. -- .20 .110 1.00 12.00 .110 .DO a.co 16.110 16.00 12.00 .110 a.oo 3.00 1.00 1.00 I.OG .110 .110 3.00 3.80 1.00 1.00 16.110 12.110 .110 3.80 1.00 12.110 ORANGE Eastern Local s . D. RfiTI.AND' SALEV Weltem Local SALISBURY s. D. -- .20 3.80 1.00 16.110 >.80 1.00 16.6o .110 .80 .DO 3.80 380 1.00 16.110 15.DO .110 3.80 .110 3.80 380 S~<ror Villale ----- .211 .110 .110 .110 .50 Northern LocalS. D. -- .20 .110 3.80 Sallablll'Y Local S. D. - .20 Bedlor<l 4t<•l S. D. -- .20 !!~l)Ort Vllll.ee --- .20 '~~. • • • . . ... ''f c.;;_ • 1.00 .40 16.110 1.00 16.!10 ROYAL Clio. IIOrTLING 00. . 11.110 17-30 12.00 3.80 ~-80 ' 1.00 • ' • . ..... ......... ..... ........ . KETS .... ..... . ... YEAR's DAY and at 8:00 on • lO~VIN 2.00 ,. 3.20 3.20 111.110 "aoiitllern Loeol s D. __ .20 .50 >80 l.oo 12.110 1@,8.00 1 .110 ~ VUlue _____ __ .20 .50 i1.80 .20 12.10 1.00 rt.euae vmaae __ _... 20 .50 3 80 .20 12J!i0 4.00 · tll,t9 meroy Sutt ••n S.D. - .20 .50 3 00 1.00 12.90 . J~fiO . Real "tate taxes which have not been paid at the close of each collection tarrY l (If tiD, per Cent. 'J'lr:tes may be paid at th~ office of the county trca,urer or bv mail. Pleate !.all faX ~jpt. and if yo)) pay by mall. be sure to locate your property by taxing diltrlet •n • t.ttmr-'38elf·a4drested enveloped. A1wan examt!'~your tax recelat to see tbtrt it eovm a·l l· ~ § MI'W· ffke Roun - 8:80 A.M. to 4 ~ 00 P.M. da1lv exCf'nt &turdav 1fbf!n offlr:t elCIIIftl at No s: Boob Will 'be opeo Dee. 15, 111110 to Feb. lsi, 1037. CLYDE G. MJ!.LI!OlfS. ~~ wish you grand opporlunll.f and success in the coming . Kleepe• Dinner year. Clearfield Old and Napkins box 27; SHARP CHEESE EVANS Kiwi-Liquid peiii · biing_j 11t!IJI!\i!' . '*' • If! 'I • ~ ' I > • • • • • • • ·lb. • INSTANT COFFEE TOMATO JUICE TUNA - - · · · 4 Shoe Shine btl. 39.: Clorox liz gal. ·35.: Aerowax pint 29t: quart 49t! 6oz. jar St11kely Finest 46 oz. can Del Mo11te light meot, chunk style Mi-Chajce ·' No. % cons fill MARGARINE · 2 TIDE 2 lrg. 65t: Oxydol 2 lrg. 67t: DUZ 2 lrg. 65.: Ivory Flakes 2 lrg. 67¢· Ivory s,.ow I lb. pkgs. 39c: THRIFTY NEW YEAR'S BREAKFAST ·U.S. Grade A Large white EGGS • • . -- -- . .. - - - dozen • Hirkory Smoted- sugar eured SLICED BACON - GRAPEFRUIT - - - • • • • 55.: - - - - - lb. 39.: - - - ·3 for 29.: I RUSSEL SPROUTS 394t Qt. 2 lrg. 67.: COCA.COLA PEPSI-COLA SEVEN-UP 6 boHie carten 35c Toslee A 1'llrifty Idea Jt ftit Jrkel Red Ripe ·c TUBE TOMATO.ES tube 19~ Potqto Chips · · lrg. 59c Pbllodelphla CREAM Cheese · ··8 oz. pkg. 37c Nabisco Tr!Raltoo . .. .. bo• 39e Triangle Thins ..... box 31e Very Thin Pretzels · bo• !Be Krott--..atonl SWISS dteese ·· Y2 Ill pllg. 43c Mustard ·· 9 OL I• 15c · 73el Sausages · · · · 2 for 39c · 75e Ill, 35G Weinies .... · · 2 for 37c $1.00 Rke ·· No. 300 can 19c elide Con Carne · · · · 29c 35¢1 Kraft Od .. · · · · qt. 73c FreMh's lb. lbs. Van Camp VleaDa 4 oiL cans · Van Camp Beanie 11,oz. eano Vu Camp SPANISH lb . Van Comp----beau or meal No.300ean Swomp GUder offer! KeUou Beef Chvck LITTLE PIG Link Sausage Persoi!Bl 4 bars 26¢ Medium ·4 bars 36.: Large bar 15¢ Easy • forward to NEW YEAR Monday Deeember 31. 120 E. M'ln ~ . you. We along with you KETS WILL CLOSE NEW L&Z SHOPS 114 Courl Sl. It ALL EVANS SUPER MAR· ""·"·.·~, ···. · _,: because broughl us - FROM TilE 16.00 3 .80 f . '. • • J''l,. . . -~: .: to !;vANS SUP£11 Mr. and Mr1. C. F. Blessina 1nd Ella were shopping in Point Plea· sant Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ethel ~yers of Dayton Ohio Is visiting her son Tobey and wife ot Board. S!!ITON ~ ._ ;( • •_. ~ ' All' •• • ;. ' · ~ · ·,:'lot .. ' .I .ro Wettern Local S. D. -- .20 Northern Local S. D. -- .20 RuUand ViUap -·--- .20 . . ... ...... .. .;"'S'f~ . .., ., .. . ,..... ...,• •. :' •.,. ·"i• • .,._. : . . , . .. .. '........ . . COLA 0~ Eastern Local S. D. _- .20 :j, ~.tl old year has been v~r)'' ... • --- . V'IJ Drink Royat Crown Cola. • • Lcnrtd of all In c::alori" bv adull test. .. •• 3.00 (..~=-~"t't!' !!!.': ' -11~fh") C'b g~ ..• . • DIBI'RICTS ------ j fil n welcome to 1957. Mfs. Ni:k TOWNSHIPS 84..-~00L I I In purljluance of law I, Clyde G. Millhone, Treasurer of Melfl Couaty, Obio. do hereby llve ·not106 t.hat tbe .!lUmber of Miila levied on each dollar of property ab.olJD oq tbe , General Tax DU~tl tal: Real !:state, Public UtUlty and Personal Property within 14id q:ountf for lhe year 1N8 11 u ftJlowl: Eutera Local S. D. -- WE SPit;:IALIZE Halfback OIUe Ma~nn of the Cardinals, end Bill Howton of Green Bay and ilJard Dick Stanlel of Wa3hington rounded out the offensive eleven. The others who won places on the defensive unit were end Gene Brito of Wathint· tun, tl;lckle Ernie Stautner of Pittsburgh, linebacker Chuck Bed· norik of Philadelphia, halfback Diek Lane or the Cardinals and sefctyman Bobby Dillon of Green Bay . d RATESOFTAXATIONFOR 1956 LEBANON SIDELINE 1oon. Cleveland placed five olay ers on Detroit, which was in first place until it droppe:d a 38-21 decision the two-platoon second Squad . Lou to the Bears in that bitlerly-con- Groza landed a tackle slot on the tested game . won five berths in offensive team and rookie Halfvoting hy ?.R sports. writers who back Preston Carpenter .a1so made ccvered the campai t.:n in the var- the second offens:ve squad. Ious Jeagtle . citiej_. On the defensive second team C1rdt Pface Two squad, End Bob ·Gain, Tackle Don The Chic-ag(l Cardinuls, Wash· Colo and Kenny Koz at safety ington Rcdslrlns and Green Hay were the Browns' contribution. Packers each placed two men on tht~ team while the Pit(!!burgh BROTHERHOOD MEETS The Luther Brotherhood of the Stel'lers and l'hilad('lphla Eagles each won one hPrlh . M<1-son County Pansh held their The Los AngPl('s Rams, Cleve- annual Christmas dinner at the land Browns. lla!hmorc Colts and church on Tuesday evening. InvoSan Francisco Furty- Niners failed catio ad beediction was by Pastor to lan1l a man on the first team . Pch'rs. Donald Fo glesong was the The Giants placed halfback guests speake rand his topic w_as Frank Gifford and tar kle Roose-- " Putting Christ Bact In Christ· veil Brown on th(' offensive p)a. mas" . Others attending were Mr. loon and end Andy Rohustdll, and Mrs. Alva Luckydoo, Mr. and tackle Roosevelt Grier and half- Mr~. Artie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. bark_ Emlc~J Tunnell on the de· Clarence IUesllina: and Peggy, Mr. tensave umt. I and Mrs. Jess Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mlk~s Team Herman Layne, Mr nnd Mrs. Bar· F.nd Harlon H1ll , guard Stan · ry Layne Jonl's and fullback Hi~ Casares · on offense and middl e guard Bill Mr. and Mrs . Olio ·Grimm, Mr. , r:eorge on defense were the Bears and Mrs'. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and who won ~rlhs on the fir~t team. Mrs. William Pawell, Mr. and Mrs. Detroit placed quarterback Bob- P. J. Wolpert and Susanne, Mrs. by Layne , tackll! Lou -Creekmur Howard Wag enhals , Mr. and Mrs. an dcentcr Charlie Ane on the of- J. V. McGrew, Mr and Mrs. Wil· fensive unit .and linebacker Joe liam Russell and sons, Mrs. Rutb Schmidt and safetyman Jack Godnite, Mrs. Charles Brown and Christiansen on the defensive pia- __M _a_x_ , ~im _ Fr_Y_'''.""«<d_JP~a'_'U"_I_<G~r~in~o~t•e:"a«<d:_. llalloburY Local s . D. -COLUJOIIA ----------- *ECONOMIC BUYING WE GIVI S&ll GREES STAMPS NEW YORK UP - The New York Giants and Chicago Bears who clash Sunday for the Nation· al Football League championship, today filled nine of the 22 positions on the 1956 United Press All· Star professional team . New York the Eastern Division champion, captured five berths. Tbt! Bears, who won the Western crown from the Detroi.t Lions in their final regular season gt~me Dec. lfl, placed four men on the mythiCill lwo-p!atoon team. Eutern Local S. D. -- Our Busln111 Ia Hot A Satisfaction Guaranteed Giants And Bears Dominate Annual Pro All-Star Team =¥~ SNp At lffl.,leport Depart111eRt Store *VARIED SELECTION - · WOILD WRTU-WEJGKT CHAMPION 'roiiJ' 0. ~ ot :eo.too. Jooka ~ he ll bavJn&: hil troubles atter pe wu ~ t.U.Ourb the ropes b7 GasPar Ort~a. of Mexi~o. in the ~ ~ of. · their bout at Madison Square Garden, New York. The )Je*q woo Qe LO·rounder on polnt., makint it U1e seeon4 v~~ ~ twa ._.¥~~ ov_~_ ~~~~-~diet met with the ap~val ol tppa. ·a! SATISFIED BUYING ~UALITY MERCHAHDISI UCLA 72 St. Louis 66 I good old fashioned lb. carton 43.: ' Off Oven Clea"er c~~t-I!Pr-.-\f·pe., ,a oz. jar ~9.: Pizza Pie Mix pkg. 49c . ''\ - . Beeehnut Baby Food · · 3 jars 31 c Strtetman Choeolate· HUb eel)o Creme Sandwich ·· 49c 5< off - Reg. off ~ oz. jar Donlon's Lb Only Sl!ll'ldst-ehunk slyJe Sugar Frosted Flakes Instant Coffee · · ·· 54c Plaoter's COCKTAIL oz. can 39c Tuna 2 No. Y2 cans $9c Pea11uts · · 8 �..., __. .. .. "' . '\ ~ ·-·- . . . ----- .. •• -- -· __ ,.__ -·--------- Dally Sentl•el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 27, 19S~ t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 27, 1956 . NE'\V HAVEN PIR-A~I I GOOD WILL nua MEETS Mr~ . Jame., Cunnln.a: ham , Mrs. The Gfiod 'W JI[ Club met Saf Parsy Fry ~nd _Mra. Cline Erwin urday eveninr. at the humc or }I nt. Wt'te shoppH1i In Hw.ntlngton on ThPlma C'apt"har t A slork showf' t ll onday . was held honorm g Mrs. Harry Mrs. Donald F £<ou1h , Mrs. ArMontgomery of l.us An.'(Pies (thf' nett ltuush and Mrs S. IJ . R~it ­ former Fay Rou ~hl Mn ·~ontj!;Om · Ill!~<' rt>n!Jott yattcnded th.e llanery received mauy IClvd.r j;ttfts. dl'i s Mt•Sst~h 111 HuntingtOn. The Socret SJsler glft!· were <~lso P:~:·r· program wa s prest'nlt!d b)' lht' changed . RPfreahml'nts were ~f'rv- ~f~tr~ ha l t. Cotlex_e Department of r_rl to Mrs Cliff ltou~h . Mrs. W il- Mush', IU wht<'h both Sandra ham Roush , Mrs Thumas Gnn- Uoush and Lola RoUich , pllrlici. stead, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mr!';. \-\'iJ. paled . ham McFarland , Mrli. Douglas MilMr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart of ler, Mrs. CharJe 11 Rous~, Mr~. taw- Bussell. Ky .. were wePk end gu1•sts renee Leivin~ anf\ children. Mrs. Of Mr . and Mrs. J . L. Stewart. P.ansy F'ry and Mrs. Ben Sayre and Mr .and Mre . Jl}c E. Gr~o~ham anr\ Ricky of Pl ai n City, Obio. Stt'\'e of Waverly. Ohio were Sun IIRTH ANNOUNCED day afternofin gue11h of Mr. and llr .and Mrs. 1Jarr1 Kearns are Mrs. Bob Johnston announcing the birth of their first Mr_ and Mrs. Paul Scally and ebild , a 7 lb duvg htcr, Shelia Ann Nancy were ahopping in Parkers~rn Dec . 14 at Holzer Hospital burg on Saturday. Maternal grandparen ts are Mr. and Mr . and Mn. Kermit Ford were Mrs. Arthur Ohlin.e:er of Lf'tarr Parkersburg shoppers on Monday while paternal gr;~udparents ar~ Mr .. and .Mrs. J. ~· Stewart werf' Mr .and Mrs. Delmer Kearns of shoppmg m Huntington on SatGibbstown, w. va . 1 urday. PROGRAM HELD BMr. and Mrs. Ben Sayre and The St. Paul's Lutheran child- aon!l of Plain City, Ohio were ren's Christmas pl'ogram wa~ held week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monday DeC". 17 at 6 :30 p. m. at Olsen Suyre. the chur<'h. Giffs were brought by 1 Mr. ~nd Mrs. l..dwrence Lelvi ng 1 the rhildren to be sent to two Lu- ; and children of Narrows, Va ., were theran Orphanages · wee kend guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr., super· Ttho I_,('lving and Mra. Thelma mtende~t or the Primary DepBrt· Capehart. ment directed the prl)gram. The Glen Roush is a surgical pa· >Chlldrt>n's Choir orenerl tilt> pro· tien t in '!-Jolter Hospital. gram with the singing of .. Little Olsen Sayre is a medlC~al patient Children Can You Tell " followed in St. Joseph Hospital by a prayer by Margaret Rfiney. Miss Ethel Riddle of Evanston The Welcome was given by Cathy II! 1s vtsitinl( her parents Mr a11 and, J•.ne Roush . The following Mr~ . E .c ' · . H"ddl 1 e. rec1 tl a IOns: " Dear Little Jesus" by I Cprn~ll Nease and Gary Ba'tey. Mrs. L B. Ferguson !s in Roan''Prom 4 Li1tle Girl" by Susan oke, Pa., on IJUSine&s this. ~eek. Grinf!:tea.d· "1 Love Jesus" by Kar· Mr. and Mrs. -otho LeiVIo.g and Ia Kearns' and "BieS!ed Jesus" by Larry, ~1·. and Mrs. Pharis Justis .Myra Rou::ih. and ch1ldr~n and Wanda Roush Christmas caro!s were panto- are . &pendmg the hqlidays in . . mimed as the Children's Choir Florida. sang and Amy R'>ush and Kitty . Pc~ Roush 1.s a sureical pat1ent Dodson as narrators. Those por- m Heber Hosp1tal. . Home for the holidays ~re Santraying the following parts were Mary, Alice Roush : Joseph, Char· dra Rous~ , Lof~ Roush and Ronnie Jes McFarland : Wisemen, Bobby M~Giothlm ~rom ~arshall_College. Grinstead, Eugene Elliol nnd M 3 x 1 Jaan Schn~1~er .rom Oh10 Sta~e Brown and Simeon bv· Jimmy Dod- Bernard Lemng from Otterbein son · CoJiege, Tommy Vance from W. · Va. University and Ca"rol Roush ·Followin g the panlohlmc was a , from Wittenburg College. prayer by Mary Roush and singing of "Oh Chri stmas Tree" by the W!~~ING WORKERS choir. The prograr.1. was closed by The ""lll~ng Workers Class ~f the btmedictlon by Pa~tor Peters. the Metbod~st Chl,lrch held_ the1r Following the p;mtomime was a a?nual Chmtma,s party w1th a was held in the soiial rooms ror fllfl exchange at tl1e home of Mrs. the children oC the Sunday School. I ~_vatt Chadwl'll on Monday even. lng Approximately niPfy.five attendsd . · the program and party . Rev. ~- A. Ang~e opened the MOTHERS' CLUB pal'ty wtth Grace and a covered The New Haven Mothers Club chsh su pper was r.crv~d. the class. held their annual Christmas party The group presented 1hc1r teacher, at the Alex Quillen rlubhouse on Mrs . J. L. Stewart with a gift and Wednesday evening. The group abo~ g1ft for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. sang carols and Santa brought fiJ . Dcnms. Thrue Pf~!lent were Mrs. led stockings and gifts to the Angle. .. Mu, ,,, ('arnc !3umgardner, children 0 flhe members. Refresh- M.rs. Arthur Weherll, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs. R<~lph Fmk, Mrs. Jack ments were ~crved woMEN'S . CLUB Needs, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs. Q. The New Haven women's Club J. Howard Sr., Mrs. 0. J . Howard beld thejr De_cf!Jl)her meeting at Jr ., M~s- John Morgan an{i Mrs. the Alex Quillen dnbhouse with John ferguson . , ~IONS CHRISTM~S PARTY Mrs. Robert McGluthlin and Mrs. Paul Powe\1 as ho~tess. During the lh? Nf'w ll~vcn L1_ons t.:lub enbusines.g meeting Mrs. Paul Hen- . t.ertfl!lled thc1r ladJ~s Tuesday clerson wa!i appointed to serve 011 cvenm~ at t~e (\m('ncan Legion -.. a committee with four ot!H.'r inter- Hall .w1lh a Chnstmas party. The esttd organization'> to S(']ect the meetln gop:ned w.tth a song, t'lag "Te'aeher of the Yenr·• Mrs. Donald salute. and mvo~atwn , followe_d by Roush was named ('hairman of lhe the ~mner_ DurJg a short busmess yeteran Affa irs Comm ittel'. Those meeting ..the .club vot{'d to donate appointed on the Gommunity Ac- to the Ltghtlng Contest and Joy hievement Proect were Mrs . Wil· Toy Fund . Alsn pl<tn.s were f!Jade Uam Chisler, Mrs Paul Hender- to rem~ve the Chr1_stmas hghl!l son, Mrs. Jess Abels and Mrs. Ho· and de!Jver th~ Chrt~tmas h?~es bert McGlothlin, ~o the needy cluldren 111 the vlcmThe PMiram by Mrs Paul Pow· ~ty . Durin.e: the program the readell was the "Story of the NatlviQ:" 1 lh8 "The Well ~f th e Sta.r" by ~tb Mrs. E. L. Stein ali reader, Su- Mrs. W;. ~- Proff1tt was enJoyed. sanne Wolpel'l and Jane POwell Santa \ 1slted the p_arty an4 pre· aingil).g, aeeompanied bY Mrs. Pow- sented each. lady w1th a gift and ell at the plano and a prayer by the door pru:e was won by Mrs. Mrs. Henderson. The progrftm was M~k l_Vard and Mrs. Kermit Ford. closed by Mrs. Powell giving the Followm~ the party the group Story of "The Littlest Angel." sang Cbrtstmu carols, Guests and Those attending include those mern~ers present were Mrs: W. R. above and Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Proff1tt, Mr. and Mrs. Kernut Ford Jack Frey, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, 1 Mr .and Mr~. Bob Johnston, Mr. Mn. Charles Lester Mrs p 1 and Mrr. Charles. Le5ter, Mr. and S4:'a)ly, Mn. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Harold Rood, Mr. and Mrs. PheiDB and Mrs. Louis Karsrhnik. 1 Jack Frey, \f_r. and Mrs. Nick -,.-c:~~==~=-- ---~--. Phelps, Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Dod· . • son, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow BrlJwn ~L Mr. and Mrs. Norman Montgomery, Mr. •nd Mrs. Tom Hollman, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Cbaf.les Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Jewell. out the old 1956 and i I I Nonis sai d he might bf' able to 21-yPar-old Floyd Patterson and his manager the idea of defending the newly won heavywPight crown against 2G-year-old Pastrano in February, instead of waiting until June to fight Tommy Hurrle:!nf' J1ckson. ~e ll Tennessee St. 77 J)lllar4 U. 81 Xavier La. 86 Sout~ern 157 MIDWi!ST ' . . Ble 7 T""rnament Pint Round Oklahoma 67 KansaS Sifte 8' Kansas 58 Iowa State 5'7 First . .unct Muskingum 100 Lswrence Tech 85 Indiana St. 89 Geora:et.Qwn f\{Y 80 Scorina: on a 10-points-musl sys- tem, nol one of the three rina of· ga11e veteran Norkus ot Port Chester. N. Y .. a single roun:l .......tlr an t'ven round in tile dull bOUt. f~l& Manhattan Sinks Nllflrl Guard Tom Dt'luea sank two ~~~. (avored to wijl tile JUg Ire~ lhrowa to put NYU ahead, Seven ToUJ'ttament a\ Ka'nsas City, '1:1·7D, with 52 SE'Coud~; left but he Mr., led 28-27 at hlilftime and the \ead cbangt!d hands eight times tben Wt\!1 c-alled for travelling au::l duriq the second talf. town State ~b~ JIJ~ pnsed tlown~ourl to De· vine for the wthning basket. It ltd, ~. with 3:30 to &'0 aiJ4 w~nt Wf.S NQtre Oame's 18th vit:Jory in a~l#. fl-36, with 13 ~condj J& ~ tr.&-yeal'-uld rh·alury . ...Ill in I . 'hllm~rlaln Fruttratetr ,:,.Qh~ttan (}hio State 1Vins (}ver Temple By 64-03 Wednesday went un a (JOijeJ' cept 1'1-ftJ.In had l~ points lor JS:JID.Ift first-half shooting spree that 'l'bompson tAU!.., IT ,qd:iiuf. Jiiacara, 9&-79: Obio State llld Vo;t eooneuted klr 1• fn!' fousht off a lalf Tem ple rally for lo1rt- IJttte. Chamberl,tn wq lkor- 1 84-.fS wil), and Tom Steiake ~hlr lrustrat.ecl on offense but seq-reel ao points to lead Brigham fl'•bbtJi :u rebotJnds. tl WPJil t~e Young to pn 89-75 triumph over Tqbn's ~;~£ N.,w York. flnt ~Oil f« Iowa State, r~~·· ninth with Oklahoma A &: M, by In other games wednesday night 'tJ(;LA toppled St. Louis, 72·66, ln· 4kna State whipped Georgetown of Xentucky, 89-80, Mu-skingurq beat Lawrence Tech , 10().-85, apd X.vler La. downed 'outhern, wllllt f<ary . '., ft... Extra Specials! •·· ' 86-67. Mattress ..... $39.95 Jleg. 't9.95 7 Pleeo Chromo Olutte Set .. $79.95 Bel. '19.95 7 Pleee $uhe .. Sale $49•95 Bothroom 011tfit av uNono ••••• With Cast Iron Tub $189.95 McMaster . Sporls wrltl'n c hfl ~(' ~lrnonald Mll.AN, ITaly- Duilio Loi, 135. llaly, outpointed Jose Hernandel, as the North {!'llll l'~ musl valuaJ:l41,1, Spain HI, rellliner\ Euro· ble plnyer. A ~imllar award fur peau JlghtwcJght title. Dixie honnrs wPnt to Wakt• !''ores\ fullbnrk Hill Hanw ~. MIAMI p,. trano, 189'A&. Miami BPach, Fla., Mirhignn's 1\'llkc l!nl•liHlO grah. outpomted Ch arley Nor ku~. 194, bo,l, fumbll' on tht· south 2~ Port Chester, N. Y., 10. to set up thP first st'nrP 111 lhl' B"'"· ,.,, - wn1" RardwareandFuralture N. 1... AYe. Middleport • 1;.' MIAMI UP • Jumpiug Tommy ~Dun nld showed 39,HU fans In tbe OrangP Bowl Wedn{'!lday night why he \~; an Ali-Am('rican as he led thf' North to a 17 ·7 victory over th1· South in the annual Shl'inc ro\l('g(' all ~tar foolball clanic. FIGHT RESULTS COMPLI:i!TE ' North Wins 17•7Victory In Shrine All-Star Grid Classic No fewer than II lourname~ts will be in progress tonlght. fe~J· lured perhaps b)' the Dixie Classic at Raleiih, N. C. which include~ flve team~ whieh are ranked among thl:' nation's lop 20. Tile opening rnr(l rea tures Wake ForMcDona ld set up one touchdown est vs Depaul, Nort h Carolina wllh a pass and led the Ynnkees Stale vs lowll , Duke vs Wes l Vir"ini!l and Nor th Carolina v-s lJtab . on an 86- vard dnvr in 111 ~ <'losing rninuh~s ~i tiH) !(amf' whirh wa~ turned into a 1:1 yard fi(' ld goal hv Mirhigun q uart cr!Jack Jim Fi.~:hl Result~ ~PTS Maddock. Beg. ••t.BUnnersprlq riutl _ 1\lkli i).:au Mcn Stall' halfback I'~ De-unb. Tlw :u:•• ~;:::;;:;::;;::;::;~;;;.;,;;;~~~~~~~=-'-.lliCCOnd ... WE CARRY COMPLETE' LINE I. ·J. !'l OF .. )• BUILDING NE.EDS PAINT *WMBER *NAILS INSULATION- SHINGLES DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED lb The HN11 Of Muoa Clly 'N£W YORK uP- O}Jio State 64 • -63 victor over bard·fiJhtlng Temple Wednesday night, will face Manhattan in Friday nlghl'a semi final round of the Holiday Basketball Festival. Mendyk run to th e 19 frn111 wl1l'rP Purdue quat·terhnck l.t·n n~~w~on hit Michigan Stalt• end ./lin Hmes1)' in th~ end zone. lluwson mat'!(' the tlrlil of his two eonvPTsions. The North fitUI'I•rl at:01in mumenh later when \\'i~ c\n , ~in NHl Dave Howard coveH·r.l 11 linbhll• by Barnes. • Tr~trru•t'l on ndvl'r((' ;d \-lidfi ('\ct, ~h· nonilld lcapf'rf an11 thr('w to Mendy k on 11 play that rovcn•rl 37 yard.~. From tht'n'. Oklnhoma· .~ Jimm~· Harris !Oll."-l'li to Indiana Pnd Hob Fee for tht• t:1ueho!own . The South avrrtcti a shutout in the third period, goin):! :l2 _vard~ in ~even plays Jfll'r Flnwla haJf. bar:k Jackl c Simp:son intem•pted a pass by Dawson. Oukl' '~ Sonny Jurgensen tHppcd a fourth downfntlr -yard pASS to Mls~lssippi }laiCbark Ed Crawford for lhl' ~core. MiJsiMslppf tullbaC"k Pnlgr Cot hren converted. .. The second half efforts of Buck· eyes Ken Sidle and Frank How· ard held o{f a frantic last minute temple threat be(OTe the 5,23? fans in Madison Squr.re Garden. After Sidle's 12 second • half :-:-...,.---:-:-----:-:-:----: - - : point8 helped Ohio gain a 64-tll 1 elubtl, the akm dl\lln~ 'qu pment advantage with 1:45 leftoto play, and youfr favo'r •11' Pkool,cuek. Even the Buckeye~ nearly lost the ball go soar as 1n 1ae ~your neighbor's lawn mower. game. B~au~e Fearless Fraley is pio- ' A goal by Temple's Dan Flemneer ing this new dodgt> and l fel'l I ing narrowe•J the le~d to .one free to predict that my new orga· point, and when the Owls regamed niz01ti0n soon will hu ve equal possession with 20 seconds loft, standing with thl' U S. GOlf Asso- they railed time out . A shot by cialion, the U .~ . f Jtwn Tennis Guy Rodgers mbscd the basket Association and t he U.S. Amateur and the Buc~s regained posses· Polo Federat ion. sion. Chartlilr members. now _. be· Temple touaht bac-k from &. sev. iJ1g acc('pted ffl r the U.S. Aniteur en :fXllnt leocH4i'luftr deficil to Ue Boomerang Throwprs Association the score four flrois and go ahead aud you 'd bctlt•r get in on l h e at one point, 59 . 57. However, gruuud floor . Sidle's set shot and ~ree throws by Howard and Jim Laughlin Began In Austreli• broke a 81-81 lie in the flosing This new craze ht•gan in the mJnutes to give Ohio State's final Australian boondocks whPn, in a victory mar~:in. Wl'ak moment, I 10u~!l•t out an ahoriJ.dnal chlcftaiu tlallH'd John Tim lwrry. boss man of the Illawara Tribe. In n(, Llnw at all , the ground wilh thp handiest toes J've Her seen and furi:ot to ·yell Ch!Pf .Juhn ha d b('<'OmE' the first "Duck." I didn't see any ducks, boomerang profess ional in the hls· anyhow. but l saw stars. 'l'hey tory of tht• sport. really do come all the way back. The <·onvcnation wen t some· Anyhow, after a half-hour lesthinJol like thla: · son. 1 was prouder than whl•n "('hid. I'll !olive you two pound& Jack ie Burke congratulated me on to teach me how to throw a my ell!:ht iron ~hots as Chi('f .John bonmerang." patted me on one already aching After all, I flgurt'd , a ltJt or ex· shoulder and comm('n\c-rl : catj_dlc~ in the United States are "You pra('tlro lots. You be making hig dough teaching Idiots murh good." like me the lmpos~ibility or strlk· I ing a iolf ball. Chlt•f John was pretty quick to r:atch un , too, like 11 golf pftl In a grt'enhou~e . "No un do," he said . "Not for two pounds. But for thrc-e pounds 1ix 1 do. That pay fo r boomerang brt'llk3gc." Lightnln• caloUlatlon, wblch took no moN! than 1~ mlnutes, permitted me to ascl!rtaln that this ~:a!Jle to roua:hly 1even dollars and 29 renh. A bargain cootlderll,lg the dough I've paid and 1 u~, ean't hlt a drive a• far as 1 calf throw • t:::. w~~ Today's Sports Parade 5,,, . "·· By OICAR FRALEY ''Jolly &oo4," I told' him in the· United Prns Sports Wlrter native idiom. "Not 011ly tllat. b , NEW YOBX uP· A new otey doke and let's 10 _.1th t sports craze Is sweeping- thP roun- nylng try today·With al least one dev 1 We otet". Chief Take ba<'k the SfU'Iba. the golf It, I'll • FOR Then he sat down , just lik e any i golf pro, and watched me praet!ce. And . like somP other goH pros, he sold mf' fnt·ty bucks worth of new f.>QUi!)ment when I left. The Fraley living room now ls a shambles (rom Impromptu dem· on1tratlons. Insurance men call at all hours ot the day and night and 1 can't bardly bear them because o( the bandiaes. But the boomer...1 bo()m IS really here to stay. Bonn 8 to 5:30 p.m. Evee. ·II)" Appointment ~· llaln 81. Pomeroy woodwork." · ., ·. went. John wss pretty> good ha~d hlm tl!tat. He grippe-d CA$H. LOAN$ . IH . · WhHI Balancing Front End Repairs Wl;ui"AIInement Complete BNkoService • Mufflen & toil pipes Auto Glass Windshields PM~>• ljr$t and malt:o arrange. menta ••• then one vlait for cash on afanature• ~· ' . Middleport Department Store JUST f< GOOD PLACE TO TRADE • " Mid\ __ _ only, · cat or furniture., Terms to suit · l?_W' _budge~. I Kal R'mdy, MaJUiief ...- · 110 W. S..ond St.- Pbone: UZ, Pom-.y ' """" ~..,..... t...S; Loaa. ' ! s... 9-JJ- ~ , _ . , . !til ............. I!Kfd• tit ...h..lltl -----~- .. -tJy """' --~ -·-- II Hockett's SAfm· SERVICE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Jack Frey honored her son. Larry, on his 7th birthday at the Frey residence on Thursday alter-noon, Dec. 20. Games wefe p{ayed and prizes awarded. Many ' nice gifts were received and refreshments were served and · favors received bY those preJent. Attendin& were Vicki, Nan, De.vid Johnston: Jean and Jerry Morgan, Connie and Cathy Haggerty, Jackie Needs, Ronn ie Steln, Carolyn and BiUy Rou.sh, Paul and Jim hadwell, Larry Joe and )(elvin Fry; Dickie Otd Paul Sayre, Jerry, ~onney, ·Ross, BHI, Larry Frey, f(rs. Bob Johnstem anrl Mrs. Jack Frey. PRICES · On All!IS Batlerlea That Can't Be Beat I GROUP I 18 Months $9.95 Guarantee GROUP II 38 Months Guanntee $12.90 Batteries GuarantOf!C( By 30,000 Dealer~ . K&M SOHIO SERVICE MaQnlng Kloes-Mike Mulled Middleport _:_!,"""""'"'"'-"-"-"-""""""!!"""""'f!!l , i I - AND QORPORATIONS I' • .211 .20 .211 .211 .20 SOUtllern Local S. D. -- .20 LETART Southern Loeal S. D. -- .20 .110 1.00 12.00 .110 .DO a.co 16.110 16.00 12.00 .110 a.oo 3.00 1.00 1.00 I.OG .110 .110 3.00 3.80 1.00 1.00 16.110 12.110 .110 3.80 1.00 12.110 ORANGE Eastern Local s . D. RfiTI.AND' SALEV Weltem Local SALISBURY s. 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Pleate !.all faX ~jpt. and if yo)) pay by mall. be sure to locate your property by taxing diltrlet •n • t.ttmr-'38elf·a4drested enveloped. A1wan examt!'~your tax recelat to see tbtrt it eovm a·l l· ~ § MI'W· ffke Roun - 8:80 A.M. to 4 ~ 00 P.M. da1lv exCf'nt &turdav 1fbf!n offlr:t elCIIIftl at No s: Boob Will 'be opeo Dee. 15, 111110 to Feb. lsi, 1037. CLYDE G. MJ!.LI!OlfS. ~~ wish you grand opporlunll.f and success in the coming . Kleepe• Dinner year. Clearfield Old and Napkins box 27; SHARP CHEESE EVANS Kiwi-Liquid peiii · biing_j 11t!IJI!\i!' . '*' • If! 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Van Camp VleaDa 4 oiL cans · Van Camp Beanie 11,oz. eano Vu Camp SPANISH lb . Van Comp----beau or meal No.300ean Swomp GUder offer! KeUou Beef Chvck LITTLE PIG Link Sausage Persoi!Bl 4 bars 26¢ Medium ·4 bars 36.: Large bar 15¢ Easy • forward to NEW YEAR Monday Deeember 31. 120 E. M'ln ~ . you. We along with you KETS WILL CLOSE NEW L&Z SHOPS 114 Courl Sl. It ALL EVANS SUPER MAR· ""·"·.·~, ···. · _,: because broughl us - FROM TilE 16.00 3 .80 f . '. • • J''l,. . . -~: .: to !;vANS SUP£11 Mr. and Mr1. C. F. Blessina 1nd Ella were shopping in Point Plea· sant Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ethel ~yers of Dayton Ohio Is visiting her son Tobey and wife ot Board. S!!ITON ~ ._ ;( • •_. ~ ' All' •• • ;. ' · ~ · ·,:'lot .. ' .I .ro Wettern Local S. D. -- .20 Northern Local S. D. -- .20 RuUand ViUap -·--- .20 . . ... ...... .. .;"'S'f~ . .., ., .. . ,..... ...,• •. :' •.,. ·"i• • .,._. : . . , . .. .. '........ . . COLA 0~ Eastern Local S. D. _- .20 :j, ~.tl old year has been v~r)'' ... • --- . V'IJ Drink Royat Crown Cola. • • Lcnrtd of all In c::alori" bv adull test. .. •• 3.00 (..~=-~"t't!' !!!.': ' -11~fh") C'b g~ ..• . • DIBI'RICTS ------ j fil n welcome to 1957. Mfs. Ni:k TOWNSHIPS 84..-~00L I I In purljluance of law I, Clyde G. Millhone, Treasurer of Melfl Couaty, Obio. do hereby llve ·not106 t.hat tbe .!lUmber of Miila levied on each dollar of property ab.olJD oq tbe , General Tax DU~tl tal: Real !:state, Public UtUlty and Personal Property within 14id q:ountf for lhe year 1N8 11 u ftJlowl: Eutera Local S. D. -- WE SPit;:IALIZE Halfback OIUe Ma~nn of the Cardinals, end Bill Howton of Green Bay and ilJard Dick Stanlel of Wa3hington rounded out the offensive eleven. The others who won places on the defensive unit were end Gene Brito of Wathint· tun, tl;lckle Ernie Stautner of Pittsburgh, linebacker Chuck Bed· norik of Philadelphia, halfback Diek Lane or the Cardinals and sefctyman Bobby Dillon of Green Bay . d RATESOFTAXATIONFOR 1956 LEBANON SIDELINE 1oon. Cleveland placed five olay ers on Detroit, which was in first place until it droppe:d a 38-21 decision the two-platoon second Squad . Lou to the Bears in that bitlerly-con- Groza landed a tackle slot on the tested game . won five berths in offensive team and rookie Halfvoting hy ?.R sports. writers who back Preston Carpenter .a1so made ccvered the campai t.:n in the var- the second offens:ve squad. Ious Jeagtle . citiej_. On the defensive second team C1rdt Pface Two squad, End Bob ·Gain, Tackle Don The Chic-ag(l Cardinuls, Wash· Colo and Kenny Koz at safety ington Rcdslrlns and Green Hay were the Browns' contribution. Packers each placed two men on tht~ team while the Pit(!!burgh BROTHERHOOD MEETS The Luther Brotherhood of the Stel'lers and l'hilad('lphla Eagles each won one hPrlh . M<1-son County Pansh held their The Los AngPl('s Rams, Cleve- annual Christmas dinner at the land Browns. lla!hmorc Colts and church on Tuesday evening. InvoSan Francisco Furty- Niners failed catio ad beediction was by Pastor to lan1l a man on the first team . Pch'rs. Donald Fo glesong was the The Giants placed halfback guests speake rand his topic w_as Frank Gifford and tar kle Roose-- " Putting Christ Bact In Christ· veil Brown on th(' offensive p)a. mas" . Others attending were Mr. loon and end Andy Rohustdll, and Mrs. Alva Luckydoo, Mr. and tackle Roosevelt Grier and half- Mr~. Artie Roush, Mr. and Mrs. bark_ Emlc~J Tunnell on the de· Clarence IUesllina: and Peggy, Mr. tensave umt. I and Mrs. Jess Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mlk~s Team Herman Layne, Mr nnd Mrs. Bar· F.nd Harlon H1ll , guard Stan · ry Layne Jonl's and fullback Hi~ Casares · on offense and middl e guard Bill Mr. and Mrs . Olio ·Grimm, Mr. , r:eorge on defense were the Bears and Mrs'. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and who won ~rlhs on the fir~t team. Mrs. William Pawell, Mr. and Mrs. Detroit placed quarterback Bob- P. J. Wolpert and Susanne, Mrs. by Layne , tackll! Lou -Creekmur Howard Wag enhals , Mr. and Mrs. an dcentcr Charlie Ane on the of- J. V. McGrew, Mr and Mrs. Wil· fensive unit .and linebacker Joe liam Russell and sons, Mrs. Rutb Schmidt and safetyman Jack Godnite, Mrs. Charles Brown and Christiansen on the defensive pia- __M _a_x_ , ~im _ Fr_Y_'''.""«<d_JP~a'_'U"_I_<G~r~in~o~t•e:"a«<d:_. llalloburY Local s . D. -COLUJOIIA ----------- *ECONOMIC BUYING WE GIVI S&ll GREES STAMPS NEW YORK UP - The New York Giants and Chicago Bears who clash Sunday for the Nation· al Football League championship, today filled nine of the 22 positions on the 1956 United Press All· Star professional team . New York the Eastern Division champion, captured five berths. Tbt! Bears, who won the Western crown from the Detroi.t Lions in their final regular season gt~me Dec. lfl, placed four men on the mythiCill lwo-p!atoon team. Eutern Local S. D. -- Our Busln111 Ia Hot A Satisfaction Guaranteed Giants And Bears Dominate Annual Pro All-Star Team =¥~ SNp At lffl.,leport Depart111eRt Store *VARIED SELECTION - · WOILD WRTU-WEJGKT CHAMPION 'roiiJ' 0. ~ ot :eo.too. Jooka ~ he ll bavJn&: hil troubles atter pe wu ~ t.U.Ourb the ropes b7 GasPar Ort~a. of Mexi~o. in the ~ ~ of. · their bout at Madison Square Garden, New York. The )Je*q woo Qe LO·rounder on polnt., makint it U1e seeon4 v~~ ~ twa ._.¥~~ ov_~_ ~~~~-~diet met with the ap~val ol tppa. ·a! SATISFIED BUYING ~UALITY MERCHAHDISI UCLA 72 St. Louis 66 I good old fashioned lb. carton 43.: ' Off Oven Clea"er c~~t-I!Pr-.-\f·pe., ,a oz. jar ~9.: Pizza Pie Mix pkg. 49c . ''\ - . Beeehnut Baby Food · · 3 jars 31 c Strtetman Choeolate· HUb eel)o Creme Sandwich ·· 49c 5< off - Reg. off ~ oz. jar Donlon's Lb Only Sl!ll'ldst-ehunk slyJe Sugar Frosted Flakes Instant Coffee · · ·· 54c Plaoter's COCKTAIL oz. can 39c Tuna 2 No. Y2 cans $9c Pea11uts · · 8 �. . . , .... • ' "~ .., . ... . . DC WANT ADS LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL NOTICE Callie f.' arrah, wh o rest dcs at NOTIC& OF STOC.CHOLDEilS Kalamazoo ~ta te Hospnod . KalaANNUAl.. M&ETING CANASTA Ct..UB MEETS mazoo, Mtdt i ~~:an, Hobert Knotts, The ann ual mef'Ung of the wboae t.a ~ t kn own plaee of resi- stockholders of the 1-'lrst National m embe rs and iUei~h or the New dence was P.lkton, Maryl and R. D. Bank of lh clne , Ohio for the I Mrs Paul Scally entertamed 1, but whosr p re~en t addr ess IS un-~ electton of d trl'ct or~ and trans- Havfn Ca nasta Cluh .11\ her home know n 0111d 1 annut. wnh reason- achon or a ny uthr r husiness that , on \\ t>d no.day evemng It was the able <ll ltgntl't' bt> ascf"rtuned , may come hf"fOtl" t !'le meeting will i annual Ch.nstmas party wlth a Calre nn· 1\J IOt\l> wh.o last known ' be held at tht' offll't' of said bank: 1 t:lft exchage The Scally re&i.dence place of tr,H !; rue wa s Ivydale, on January B, 19:':17. between 10:00 1w;u rt.-!"orated m keeping with h h 1 h West \ '1rg111~J and whose pn.· ,.ent a m. and 12 ·00 noon. I t e o way season u were t e repla<"e of rl'~tdence ~~ unknown and . fre shm{'nls served. Prizes were canno t tw 11...cc rt ainerl , Ralph Signed fo;uland S. Norns, , awarded to Mrs. Keith Arnold and 1 Mrs Howard Knoll o. ., ho::.t h1 ~1 known Jllacc of Cas hler. Wagenbals, Nancy re.sid cnl·;· .... d ~ Puwellt o n wes.t 02) 20, 21, 22 , 27, 28, 29, 6tc Scally Mr,!l. Jack FTey, Mrs. Cecil V1rguu a , nut \\ ltlose present res1· 1 -- - -Sayrl" , Mrs. Mark Ward, Mrs. .R. d~nn Js unknown and cannot, I recorded m Deed Book lBa Page V. GJbb.s, Jr., Mrs. E. L. Stem, WJth rcasU1lahlc r!illl':enre, be as- 43 ~ of Meigs County Deed Recorda Mrs Albert Mehl.an, Mrs. Bob certawt>d, Rus sell Knotts, whose Being the illme real estate c()n: Johnston and Mrs.. Ge()r&e Ingles. last know n plac~ of residence was veyed to w. H. Knotts by deed Ivydale, West V1rgm~a. but ~hose recorded in Deed Book 163 Page BEND SEWING CLUB present pla rr or resJdence i~ Un- 139 of Meigs Count) .Deed Records. Ttle Bend Sewing Club held their known and l'an nol he ascettamed , The prayer of said petition is annual Christmas party at the !.eland l'nrf' . "·hose l.ast known f<1r sale of s<lid real estate for the I home of Mra. N. o. Wein on. Tuei" place of re:m knee 1 ·~ 1010 Souij). payment of debts or said decedent day with a gift exchange. Tbo.e at· Qu-; b E>c St · A PI 5 ' A r Img Ion, v·lr- • and charges aforesaid, · and for oth· tendmg were Mrs. L. C. Bou11h, gm1a , anti whose present place of er relief. P!Jrs. A. B. Wodrum Mrs. L J, Rutres Jdenee 1s unknown and cannot teneutter Mrs. Donald Smith "Mrs. be ascertained . will take. n.o tice The ~rsons f1rsl abov~ men- w T. st~ne, Mrs. Hayes Jub.Ung, that Ken n11 Knotts as admm1stra. t1oned will further take notrce that Mrs. Hennan Layne Mn. R. F. tor of the rstate of William H. they hav.e been made parties de· Bryant, Mrs. A. D. 'aume, Mrs. Knotts, d{'ct"ased , on the ~th day fendant m the above petition and LJoyd Roush and a guest Hra of September, 1952. filed his peti · that they arr. required to answu, Emil Knight. ' hon in the Probate Court of Meigs the same on or before the 16th day 1 County, Ohio, Case No. 16,033. and of February, llm7. PURPOSE CLASS on the _14th day of Decembe~, KENNA KNOTTS, Admlnl• The Pur se Class of the Luth1956, f1led bls supplemental petl· tr ..or of the Estat. of WIJpo tion therein , alleging that the per- llam H. Knotts, DKHud. era~ Church held their annual sonal oe~tatc of sald decedent is (12) 27, (1) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 6tc Christmas potluck dinner recently insufficient to pay his debts and l1n tbe ehu.reh basemenL The IJ'OUp l"'harges or administration; that . . 1 sang Chmt.mas t:11rols and read. decedent. Wilham H Knott8, died Cecil Maude and Ella Ble118mg mgs were IJven by Mrs. Lawrence setzed 1n ft•t• Simple of the follow- were calleu of Mr and Mrs. Tobey Parsons and Mrs Wiiiiam Powell. ing real f'slal{' : Myers and Mrs. Ethel Myers Tues- Twenty-three attended the annual day afternoon. · dinner. The following r{'al estate sllUat· -- -ed in Sectwn No 30, Town1h1p No ?, Ranie No. 15, of the Ohio C()mpany'~ Purchase, Salem Township. Meigs County. Oh10, and bounded and dl'srnhed as follows: Betng the Southw~~t quarter of the Northwest quarter of said IICCtton, containing 411 acres . more or less, NEW HAVEN, W. Va. l053 FORD, • dr., lovely cream and befae. rwtomline, V8 motor IUD viwr, a.dio, beater , &eat covers, Fordomatic and ContinJ per - , . . . . . ental tllm. $1095.00. l'omeroy ,.rt;lata:. llmlmWD char&• 50c.Motor Co. 11 :lB tr • eentl per WOJ"d tor three CODH¢.ull¥e iDieltlooa. lpa:Ul, -uae montb fOI' 25 cema 1952 STUDEBh.K.EH., 2 dr . V8 Hyper-d[~•maUc driVe, boate r. v~ry c,w:an, one owner, e...t.Oti.OO Pomehll nle 01' Z Ufl~ per WOrd wi.U "'"' roy Motor Co 11 28 tf be ehar&ed fo;, adV«t.i..sing if not pdd for befGre the ~th o( eacb 1~ BUlCh., t dr . bar_d _t-op-, be - ,u- tl11011tb followJ.Da insertlon. fuJ 3 tone grun l intsh, white Ettor• lJ1 A4Vfll'tlllnl-8bould ~ wan. tires, low milea&e, dyna· reported lmmedlltelJ. Tbe Dally now, radio, heater. $229li.OO. 8eatlael trlD Del be feQ()Dilbl. Pomeroy Motor Co. II 28 tl for men thaD one lneorrect. inoertloa. 1~2 PLYMOUTH 2 dr Sedan. Deluxe, beautiful turquoise fin· Carer t1l 'l1tadb ud !peet.al Noitb. ~.00. Blaettnar's, PometlOII ol Eftata printed at reeu- - lar dulifled ratet Obituaries ptblkhecl a& I ee..at per word. "' roy, OhiO J2 20 Ute ---. ------ g B I Auto Services '- a mnml BUY'ING Ft:RS & BEEF I IAWLING SONS CO • M I .._, Wrectlr Service. Dar Pboa.e 1227. Nijbt Phone 1039X. OODGs.PLYMOtnH DXAL aa. Mtt Q~ Sc're Mec:haalc St., Avery Nell()n. 12: 19 6tp -=or BUY YOUR BALER TWINE NOW. Charge off to tbll year's ----bwlineu. Black $8.73 - Prem- GOOD HEREFORD BULL for Sale lum $8.80- Good $6.85. Quantity Price fJOO . See Raymond Tea· discounL P'ulton Thompson ford or Pbone Chester, Ohio. Tractor Sale~, PomtToy. 12 2B 3tp l2-17·12tc • - - - - - -~ 1 !I COCKER l-'L'PS, 12 weeks old, black. Can oe registered Charles &ads, Rutland , R. D. 12 20 6tp 'omplete WHEEL AIJGl<Al!:N'r, bl.~andq a.nd bral:e eemce &let tt'l lafet s.mo., Kala t Street ~ Ohl wut I -~--- FIREWOOD FOR SALE, See Wm. ' omeror. o. Radford or Harold BlaekJt.on. lAY I DON'T YOU KNOW? Rock Sprlbg:!l or phone 852-J . ea~r'a wilt give you the bet.t lJ 14 lmo-p trade on furniture or app.. 1ia!ltf· i BUlLOJNG toTs 8 or 10 One -;n 4 ces. e:xtra fine onf' If interested call . at the hte of A N. Bengel, .' .. (3) 1n M emorlum - In Memory of Mrs. L. J . MORE- "• ·HEAD, who pa.!IBed away, Dec. 24 l!Kfi ' · Mother wa~ like a beautiful flower , Sent down to earth from God; To bloom 1n lhts world a little while, Then to be laid bene'llth the sod. I Pomeroy n_ Anne _ St. _ 12 26 6tc ( 11 ) W anted To B~y H or 'r\VO ent -R~O~o-,~M~ AND- FO~H aporlmt·nll! , Butternut -- er orne, Where "Hifl Glory" tJhe'll share . .• forever "' We wonder why Mother w11s taken Right in the hloom of ynuth? But our heavenly Flllhcr knew bc~t. When he heckoned this c11rlh . h('r \caw~ A plarc will be vacant in the home Her gentle voire is sl1ll ., Jlut we musl not que~Hon God . But 11ay- Dear Lord- Thy w1ll • Although d'•ar Mot!wr hu~ ldt U>, She did not p:o alone }'or htor Siiviour t:atnl' to mecl ht•r, And take Iter to ht'l' hom('. f'IOSC - -- - HOOM in tnWII 127 - --- Rt>O'tS, ,.<lllNism:n altart " · ment with b<~lh , 100 l l tiiO!l Ave ., or call 494- Y Pcn·y L 1'('oplcs. , lf 26 I"' 1 ' Until we'll all com{' hom('; Then we'll have a granrt reunion Around the Grt'at Wh1tr thront• 12 27 lte Thot!lnu Ot·r -,.---- 16) Lost & Found '' '4 ' Auto Sales 19&8 BUICK Speef:1l, 2 dr. Sedan Dynaflow drive, "hard-top style. $2,39&.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 20 6tc JQM OLDSMOBILE Super "88" 4 dr. Hollld1y Sedan, bydnmalic drive. $2.595.00. Bla«~ttnar,s, Pomer()y, Ohio. 12 20 8tc 191111 BUICK 2 dr. 1Uvl«~ra Cpc. "HIJ"d·top" dynaflow drive. S2.39fi.OO. Blacttnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 20 6te - --·------ --- 19&2 DeSOTO V8 • dr. Sedan . Power slttrlna:, automallc trans mlaa,oa. $696.00. Blaettnar'11, Pomflr())', Ohio. 12 20 6lc t9M <.IJEVROLET. 4 .dr. 1edan, VB motor witb overdrive, radio, heall!r, 1elll eover1, dark green flhllh. $174~.00. Pomeroy ~otor CCJ.. 1128U J '63 CHEVteOLET, 4 .1:-., ~ tone blue ft(llah, 180 terles, heater, clesn. ~.00. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tl ==-c=- - ~ 10:4 BUICK CENTURY 4 clr Hn·. Jcra Sedan, Dynaflow drivf, powt>r stooring, fully cqulpcd $2,~91'1.00 IUaettnl!'ll, Pomero)' 12 27 Hll' 'the l!lta\<1 ol OhiO ' ' ' ' ' ' t ) FOrdomatiCI ~TATION WA!lON. \..lJ:ht blue fm111h. ,l• .OO. BIMtttnar'l, Pomeroy. '· 12 27 5k I ,, J I ' ~uJy 1, Ul511 • .A111~t ' O?UI. fryau:l.. Ehllll. QJ 1111. '" I Af~deJDo~lle'o 19$6 M;er/t .Awar4 wlaaera, ,Jaonored for fl8n~ acllievomoal during lho Jlu&l year• .l'op row; 'fbe aea1 of the •wp,rile winner, the city of loubvWe, elled .u a •yn.d,wl ol gumption f.p.r her "reeop.itJoa ~ ,Praelice of belie luaiWIJI, riFt•"; .Jaequel,ine J{fw~ins, ~her; Shlrler Fq, ~ MeJ Qarbar• Lekberg, eeuJ..ptrea, Julie Andrewl!l, .•.lage &tar. Bouom rowt Plua Chang, 'Wtiter4 Blanebe ~Dleo, anbitect; DorP Dar, lihu ll&l'; Naj~eh Najafi, IOeial wor~ert M1117 M. Dou1lus, fatbion deaipc-r• I .. • • •• • OVER 1000 FREE GIFTS FOR TOP VALUE STAMPS Your Krogc.r Store will close Mon ., Dec . 31, at 6:00 P. M. and be closed Tues. Regular hours re. In Addition to Our Usual Law Pric:es ond High Quality Food 1na·inder of week. D< (Sun l11 SAJ.F, -Pear'< ~1rby Real E&V 1\.:Y. All Jll&ktell .ttepautJd b)' .&1 t.ate, Rutlant\ Township J• pen 'lt:cnntflit!lll. t'nooe 628-l ,'i I acres land, house, barn and out Middleport IHM bu!td!ng1!. ~ee Geo-rwc A. Me-In· ·- -----·- ·-~art. Adm!niMrator fl-t ·tt SAVE UN VOUil SU0E reynlr lt Hactue ~hue Slwp ll'or reD~tealioa l.eddera, J I 30 U !W:atrold Boards. Dror,. Cl()tb.-1 Clinton P'laher M.lddierwrt lrl:>UIOri«..C l'h•m., 6..!65-X t t -1-tf \LV Dl ONE 4 HOOM APAilT:.t:ENT. One Uarn~:SJDJP~Un ln.surllllce Ajeocy, M..1ddJc}Wn. Jo' Lre - AutowubU.,_ 8 room house Newly del.. Jt'ulcd bonl\M . .Pnoue 6al~X 8-:,W...t! inllldr 11.0!1 Ot.tt. A N. Bt•ugtl. 11 1 I [ "UMPLJ~TJ:o.. JnSW"PQ.ce i'rOHlCtlOII, I'\' llleroy Kroqer Cut Tenderav - Life, Auto, t'll'tt, t'uho. t.:a.ll Doll M.JHtt, M~dcUtlport, Ublo. !'ARTY lo lllkt· lnw month])' payment s on l.ll) SJIIUd p1;1no Cnn be sN·n 111 thls ~·lrinity Write Credit Mana. HOUSE 111 Middleport, fl HOOMS ~N. I' U . Box 1253, Man,;flC'lil, ltlld 2 BATHS. Price $:.!200.00 Ohio 12 27 3tc Term:~ if de,mcU. Cull 6075-J. 12 27 :itp H 1-:SI 'tJNSIItl ,F, kcoll:state Budget Manager Tht• FJrCl:slone Tire and Ruhht>r Company h a 8 an lmmedutl{' opt•nin..: ul H&R Fin•stonc Dt•<JI· cr Store m Mlddleporl for a man lo manage Time P11Ymc.1t Dt•partmcnt. Must be a Slllt'smun anti know how to promulc Ill · Mide und outside alorc salt's, 11111s C'rt'dit an~ colle<'tion follow - !If!. Salari('d po.'lition with bolh ~Ill · ary and expenses paHl dunnR trmmng prriod A1,1c 23 lo 4!i. All Inquiries held stnctly ('UJtri · drntial. Write U. J,. Nichols. C/ tl The i<'ln'to!ont- Tire & Rul>)lt~r Co, 21t N Jo'if1h Sl, Cohunbu~, Ohto, J:IV111Jl qunhfications. INTERVIEWS AUTO SALES WUI Ia H•ld In I!~;;;;=M~Id~d~l•:•:•:•;t~ln~~=~;;;;d PART. TIME BOOKKEEPER lmmodlale Opening l'·or 1m l'Xflerirnct'd man or wo- IIHJII who <"an use a JOb requl,·· mJ,: 4 hours JH'r char.. prdt>rtahly ill tlu• nu11'11in~ Will be rt!qllil'· rd to tully & rl't·ord d1tlly t~llll'~. post llt:t•mtnt.'l re('CJvahle lud. RN~. 1111(i lll<lke Menernl lcd.~:er cntrit>.~. (No at·emmtmg rcqulr· Ni l Wrllt', ~i\in~ qualif,cutJOII!I and nNtmf'n1 information . When people 11uddenly face be· ruvement the servl~ of a trtul worthy funeral director is inrh!ipensable. They also welcome the information and caunsl!) rcttiV· cd at Trevey-Finaterwold Funeral Home In arldition they can secure Qltlll· ltv ml'rchandlsc without extn•· J~ ButternUt Ave., DO NOT INSURANCE AGENCY H & R FIRESTONE ACCID.NT Llh. Caeueltr at~d len• Mlddlt)Mrt Flrt, Automoltl ... ----- --QUICK SERVICE Oil palrlq l>r w•tclunat«. Waldl Jlo. Trtloetl COlLINS .JJ:WZ. ~ Pn~D~Jnw. - L •• Peanut BuHer ······••e•e•••ee•••e••••e l Dayo. K. . . . . . . . jar 65c ' 0 •• . •' ' •• • 3 ,.. • lb. "• ~ "'JIIt wltltt ..._., ,................... ....... IMINthf M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.1!1 ~ . 1.11. ~ = •• ••• ~ •• • •• Winspred ..... ~~~..5~~~ 2t•.loaf &a·· ·tee C ......~:~:':!.~~~~..... * ca1. 69~. White Braad ..... ~:~:......2tou• 29• 87c . £ •" • ~ '• • • •. MAX WARD Large size, firm and compad heads. I e••e• •••••e•••e••e•••••••••e•e•• CONCRETE BLOCKS GRUESER BLOC!:K CO. O.lt.A~I · • • • • •• ..Build . ...., Fill' Lftl" 3 Mlloo Nortll Of ........., heads l ' .9 :' - " jl ~· ._ ••• ~·~·5 ~33~ Potatoes e-• • • --~ ·- ·- --~·-· Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Dec. 27, tDSG-7 By Mil. AND MJIS.IIillTJI Gee, Daddy , it ·s; r:;uper! "bu're the mo:::;t~ ((Ill Mr nt1~ 'fr~ JTniVard T:wlor, <f'ln n .. nalrl "'Iff' :wd h·>hv Of Point 1'1,...,.s~nt C'~lllNl on Y1'1 ~ . Panni(' Tavlor and Uober\ Sunday aftl'r- nonn . 1\f i~ s ~hirky r.nmn• r.!lllrol on' •··""'" C::un" •v f'"f'hln ~ . :. l..eo ROWih .~ ..aRd year, she will ,,prove our mo11t ek.citing actreue1. NAJ ~IQr NAJ ...,-r, aoc.Y,t worker. After three yt:ura in the 0.5. studying and wo.rkiug in iactor.ies, this 26-year-l)lt.i lraniun returned to the village ol Sarbandan in 1956, used all the royalties from her book P~rsia Is Mr He(lft tq flitllLii~h 1 1dwol and a cUuic, fur111 a wont· m's council to deal with wow~'• Iffairs, ala.rt a cooperative. She plans to expand her program to ~help my country build a middle daM wlw can learn to become r.ilizens in a dem001acy." MAnY' M. DOUGLASS, faahion deaia:uer. She lt:a.med her craft fron~ the ground up worl~& for" large Kan~as City drc:&& manlt' facturing firm, did everythiftl from ISCwint:; in a {f,ctory l9 pa'" tern-arading to-finally-dll;!.elp. inc. This past year l:lte co1nbined her Cl'eativ~ and exooutive talenu ~&& dellie:ner ~;nd vjc;e-pr~d~t of L'Aiglon in New York, hu ~OWl~ a remfJ'k.pie ,t alent for lrarud~tt-­ in' new t.rcAt;l.l into the volumt lllaJ*-et. '1 Mr . and Mrs . To ~ y M)'en and C. !<" Bles8in11 wert· Ne w Jluen ~hoppers Tburlld ll}' Her i:l il lups of Point Pl ta unt wu a Ci~ller 10 the hume1 of )f rt. Luav t:na Hainey , (' r Ble NI,Di and Charles Brown Fri day eveni na;. Mr Jo:rn ie and ~ 1u Twila Rick · ard wert' g uoest.11 of Mr . and Mrs Stan!!!~ Adk t n~ of Ne w· Ha ven Sat urd ay. Pol r and Mrs. Ray Rob ifUIOD of r narlt:ilon wer e Salurday niibl gues ts of Mr and Mrs. Dwtihl G1bb!i. M~ and Mrs rMiv in Bonecutter, r onn 1f' , Mn W J Chapman and Bratrlre were shopping tn Point Pleasant FriUa y. • , 1\.tr. and Mrs CN' ll Blessing and Ella had ll ~ their guests Saturday eve ning, Mr and Mn . Paul Blesa; 1ng of Point Plet~a ut , Cecil Blessing Jr. and hmilv of Akron Mr. GE>orge Taylor or Mansfield Rrv . and \frs V J Ll'athey of St. Mary' s Ohio wC'rP .!( U{'~ts of Mrs F'annioe Taylor Fr iday Mrs Lu\<ena Ra iney is iH with a sC'vE>rf' rold. '\fr. Herman Blessin~ son nr John A. and Gladys BlesbUJC: 9f Park('rsbur)( and Judv &nti~ut(er daughter or Harle~· 11nd Req;r Boo.e-{'UttPr wer{' unitE>d in rharH'liae Saturday ni g ht in the Oak GrO\'C E U B Church. The Rt>v. Fqrres( Murray was the orflciatin~ ' minister. Rl'latives and some close ·fri· ends of both werl' prf'sent. Messrs. Robert and GeOrgP: Taylor and Mrs. Fanni {' T<~: Ylor .ST\f!Tll Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Florrn{' Sterne and .Janil' or Point Pleasant Mr. and \frs Danif'l Weigand and Brt•nrla of Hunlinfl'\on 'were w~ek end ~uesls of Mrs. W. J . C'h1:1oman ;~nd Mrs. Ina Wei~tand . Jt,fr and Mrs Drnni s Roush bad ':i s thrit· di nner yut>sts Sundav , Mr. anfl Mrs Jark Rou!'lh.. dBII!.;htcrll and ~on of Broa •l · Run . Mr. and 1\.fr<; Dennis Rou11h Jr. and ~on O( HiPkory Chapel, ~r . and Mrs. Elmer NrwQeN"y and sons. Mr~. Relha Brooks. Melv in and Har.t'l Rttth stu•nt Suntfay wi1h Mr :>nil Mrs R•1lPh McD('rmott of C' hf'~tnut Rirle"e. M ~· John Kin'! wiff' ~"" ~aua:h­ trr snrl sistf'r- in-law of FaliPnsler, .TuniM and J. R Kin,g or CharlPGton \l'f't't' wc-t-k f'nd !!lll'<;ts of Mr. an<l Mrs lnf' ~ King of (hk f:rove. Mr Hnt! Mr~. R'lv Robinson of ('h:lrll•<; \on WN(' Sundav dinnt>r l'u r o.: ts or ~rr and Mk Sam Bos. 'l " ..... ,..,..If y~r, ni.te TA, Fro»JEen of Lov~• whi~ pt~ ~ ~~ "~ rewar.kahle first no,q." ' Bul'lChJ: l111co of Philadelphia. city phmner. Aller an M.A . frOn1 Hll.rvard iD 1950, she worked in Cmada. En~land and in Fran('e wi:h I.e Co.rbusier, is ~ow on tlte fa(·ulty of lh~ U. of Pe!Uisylvania. A &lm she produced on housin1 won the Crand Psize at the Congress or the International Feder~ tion for Housing and Town Plaanin!Jlast sumuwr. Au one authorily say~: "In ternus of l1er oruntrihution and her age, nobody in this counlry can come close to her." Dom~ DAY, movie star. Cincinnati·born. ~:~he was "the girl with a IHtnd" before becoming a 8uc!'e~s in Hotlywood musirah 11J1d til~ country's best-t>el;ing pops 1:1inger, In 1956 she $Uddenly Bwitched to ~rlomt roles, winning rlll'e notices .in Tlu: Man lf!bo Knew Too Much and lttlie, Signs > • lroad • -:-:-. . rrMt ace. For years a runner~ up, seldW~J: a winner. site ftJust!d to b~omo diswuraa:e~ and in 1956 her p).yck paid o4. 'fhen Doris Hart tlJfned prof~tsi.ona1, Shirley .became the rankinr; u.s. woman player, alltlounced: "Some people tbou;ht I h•dn't earned the title, eo I decided to 10 oq_t a.nd win th ia year. not's what I'"- doing." Aud t.l1at'a wl1at th~ did, .finally coming into her own ae the u.s. women's singles champion, following her July trium11h at Wimbledon. BAHRARit LEkBEtt.G, sculplreAA. Born in Portland, Ore., she .spe· cialized in ae!!thetics and art l•i!r tury at the State U. of luwa, th~n on to New York, where .she Lecame the tint woman sculptor to use welded Ettee) techniqueg profes. sionally. In 1956 she had fifteen piece~ exh.iLited at the Sculpture f:cJWerQOwaf':IPmmiuioned to do four more for the Sotony Mohil louilding and was awarded a Ji.OOO grant by the National In· stitute of Arls and Letters. J UI..IE A NDHEWS, lttress. Brought bere from l.ondon two years ago, ~he was well ret:~ived as tb.e @irl friend in 1'he /Jpy Friend. But it wasn't ~til ~9~ that she Lec-.me at twenty the ti'J.sst of Broadway 1stll!red ~pposile Rex Hanison ~ My Falr Ladr). and of the country (through the Columbia album of the show 1l11t is making record history). She has been described ¥~ "a.lllhe pamour of the tlteatre ;~;ummt:d up in 110 inst&~~,t." OJ.A.NA CluNe, writr.r, Thoull!h born in Ne" York, she ~pent no~st o[ her life i{l China, lived under Ja.panete QC(:Upation until the end of the war, returned .laere to enter Bar,IJ.ar'!l. Graduating Phi Beta Kapp' .in 1949, abe auended the Sorb!<~n.ne op a Fulbristu, came back to t~~ u.~. lo do editorial w9~~~ .a~ p~try •nd, tl1i11 past 'I h ..... Hntth PHONII Ill. Smttur Fn· of Akron, Ohio, t~mni .. '•' TIY KIOGIR oL Cake .:-; .. •..... o.u...... . ..... 49c Steaks .. ·loY-C).- ........ '~:- 89c ..... 21c Potatoes ~~:,..., ...... Cinnamon Rolls .. 2:.:.: 33c Lool 19c Snack Rye .. .. . Potato Chips .. Dan- •• 12 •• bae &9c In MIDDLII'ORT, OHIO - I'~ 2000- School Real Estate Broker 5ervlces . Klnuan'• lmlrauy Strawberry Tuc- l!lon, teacher. In 1956 this 23-ycar· old initiated ¥!~ su~r'lli"'ed a .11tudy of juvenile dejiuq1.1ency with , atudCfits in ber En,gUs~ classes, I " who ~hen presented tlloir findin11 ' to thF J,rh:ona State legisl~l1,1re, • One 9'f t;hel.r recomnu;ndalione, a •" teeu·4ge ~·ury, bas t&e,dy J,t~ •• uJoptr.d. u a #61~ wtlf'..re rewar~a •• arc 1191 llltl,.lltwet;l. in dollars but iQ :;; : Jl~:rsoitul saj:h.factions, 11he puts iR • foity-fi~e extra hours. week to do ! au ima;inathe, colltltructive job. Blackeyed Peas . . . !~~: 29c Sliced • • ... ,... Luncheon Meat .. "·' .. 2 '!~~· 63c Party Stacks .. - .. 2 ~~~- 37c GOLDEN Vie11a Sausa~e 2 ~:~· 35c Zips Crackers . . o.1v.. • • ..._ ..... 33c SHORTENING 45c Olives tmtraursK Ia• 39c Preserves I•• Sav•l • • • JAr.QU!i:LINf: HAwKINs of •• DZ, Rodney Dawning Phone er Apply In Penon 102 N. 2nd Aw. • .... U ICI . . ~~~=~~· Swiss Cheese"..,. 39c JUNK CO. METROPOLITAN " c '9'f r:arefi,I · and .intelligent pl11nning, begipin(l; Jong before tile Supreme Court Qeciitoo with meethiga ~ vhi,te and Negro teachers, parents, atudqua• .fta. a re8ult, cnerltf that a few mites away inanned tanks and gunt~ here was directed construdively toward a .fine achievement;" The liclds repre~~ented iu this year's Merit Awards (as feawred i,n Jaauary . Mademoisd\c) are ll'achjni, sportS, scul[ll.ure, thea• t.re, writi,g, city planniug. movies, social service and fa~:~hion. Here are the other wi~nru: lO.lb. Wieners •'!"':"•• Plump and lulcr ••• ':":'":':". lb. 45~ Cold Oysters .-· . . . ·-•horo olandanh ~ ...... .. • ..~ , pi· 98.-,. U ts :~. '"':' AstortH loave• :';-, • , • Lb. SDGre Ribs •:: , Lean, M•oty • ~;~r~ lb. 43- Sauer Kraut ..... Fully curoc~ •• : • •• ql. "'' OHIO VALLEY Pomeroy Ye~t.rs Cround Beef .......·.r:~h!t.·.'!~~·.~·~~....... Lb. 3 Sc iTRUCTURAL I BIAMI SCRAto IRON- MilTALl New York , N. Y.-Louin.ille.-Ken, tucky, whid1 quietly aud positively Jir~cleJ it1:1 eMrgies toward inte@;Jiltiou, recognizing haaic human rights with law and order, is today the surprise winnl':r of a 1956 Merit Award from Mademoiselle waga.zine. For the fourteenth aucce!u1ive year awards v.ere presente1l to ten young women wlw--with one ell:• ceplion-·range in age from tt'lentyouc to thirty·lwo and "who have .ulreudy dislioguished themselves in their fields ant! arc expecleJ 10 acbie-te even greater l1onors," aecordin,g 10 Betijy Talbot Blackwell, Mademoiselle's eclitor-in-ehief. In making the award to the ex· r:eption, 17B·year-old Louisville, Mre. BJackw~ll cited her as a city in whK:h the South aftd the nation can take pride'. "The .llll90tlmess ,...nintt!ll!t of ..aooL"<'~ •I •1.1•"' p~U:t, ._,.a·s· Prefeded' oy ·············e••e••······· WE BUY Phone 510 Glv" yov mor. meat, le11 bone and waste. Tender 10 times out of ------ ( 171 Help Wanted ' are STORE HOURS J: l20J Bus1ness 6136-M Sedan. Low mlleM~!P by one C'llr;· fttl owner. $1,893.00. Blacttnflr s SEPTIC TANKS, C~"i.S I'OOL8 and Pomero)'. 12 27 llll' 01il hou~es cleaned, c()mplete ln----:-:=:· t~ldlalton . free in!lpectlon, rus1933 FORD CUSTOMLLNK 4 dr . onahlt• J'riC'CS, chemical scrvleo Sedan. t~ordomatic, exln good and ,·uruum equipment. All sc~ oria:lnal Nniah. $1,095.00. Rlat>tt ltr hmks, and ress pools guar. nar'1, Pomeroy. 12 27 61r antt•t•d f()r one year. S & H Sa,.. 1908 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr. Rivitnry St'rv.ice, Pnone Jackson Iera Cpc. Power Btlerina. d)'ll<J· 107lt Tnll rhlrielt <"Ill tollttL fletw drlve. f2,7H.OO. RlacUnar's 24 lt :"lur ~c.. Yier, JlD exln charg• ·Pomeroy. 12 27 6tc up .o :'iU m!lcs. 11 30 lmoc I!Nia JI'ORD VI e.r fl herobJ •AaVQaD IIUTU"L IN8lla.Aif01 ANT at a.J Air, "'"" '~ ol Mortlu4. bal ODIIIplle~ wtUt. t.h• lew• ot thu 8!.1.te a~~Piiubkl t.e th c.tut or co""'.nl,,. ond ta •ul.borl-..1 <111r1p &hi current r•o.r 1.0 \runoad In lhll 8&1~ 11 &ppropriat.IM.. tn.... o11111uro.noe 011 Lilt 111utua ~~"':.,.11 ~La~~\&1toc~:~a~~ :oro~ 1 ·'~ P:.c;;';br.~.:,~."~:Mor"::'."~1 r1~ 1 ;: '::l:GJ':\ In""'~ ruorve, U Gill aot llll' 8UI']Ilue, Tl8 • •oo.1o: IuoooM '~·the r••• ID~Itlt~,uo1o t.-.: I•Jl•ndlturu tor tue ~··· tiiDI~ . Lll.11 .II. 1ut!'.,;t'.;'.f"m-;ssn.. :~ .~~!iun "c:;•a!f;:n~ l •tliad tt Ootunobu• Ohto thta du and 1111.1, :v.ttJ!.;.M.At'f 4l AHbU'J"l 'l'.V, HJGK,. ~' OH JIM BUICK SPF)C.JAL Ulx. 4 d r ., 178-Year-Old Named One of ~~Ten Young Women of the Year" - 0f-'f~ti~ I !Ja~~~~~t~t.u~~W.~ ~ Ult~ ovl'r 11 will not be long, dt•ar Mother --- Wan!ed - RAW Jo'URS and Beef Hides. Carl Chevalil'r, Long excepting 1herefrom 20 acres , more or le ss. wh1ch lins on the Bottom _ _ _ . I~. 27 lmop. East side •Jf the public road, conI 4 1 r;= R veycd to f:lnd)' ~ Knotts by deed ' 1 lZ te 1:.! - J. No MM'C sickness , no more sorrow, :-"or rent l!..l ee l t~( wa tl ]J..J;: ..';• Will dear Mother have to bear ~ teamr.r . L11n w n f· . ~twr ~ i rl •'or .!he'& left th1s world Cor a rllerMI Ph fl'lfl!i .X 11 -1-lf bett and Beverley were in Parkersburg Mr. and Mr!. James Bennett Fr1d11y on Busmeu. motored to Waverly Ohio Sunda)' Mrs Frieda Henry and Mrs. to visit re lallve& TheJr daughter Mrs: Stanley Colley and c:hil· dren or New Haven vl81ted Mn George Burns were in Gall1pob San dra accom panied tb~m back. Oh JO last Wednesday ~Ltrthu !lenr)' who is employed . Dana Lew ts and Mtna Tueaday. 1 1r 11nd Mrs. Jaf'k Barnhart or a t l 'ol umhus Oh ;.o , Jani e ~ Duncan Mr. and Mn. George .Johnson 1 \ > lu1 ubu s Ohio spent Cbrl stma• sttl'ncltn ~ sc hool at Columbus, 0 ., of MaM~n motorr-d to Charles ton ~ 1 t h h~r mother Mrs Yannie 1 Tommy W1 l hams who is employed W. V;~ . Saturday . at Hu ntmgto n, Fl oyd Rouah snd Mrs. Mable Jobnson of Chflon Bluk c. Mn. Mable Johnson was called Leon11 W1uusley attending te:bool motored to Bancraft W. Va Saturday to visit wtth her brother to r t rleaSilnt Mm1day due to the at ~larshall are spending the Mr. John Bass. serious tllness ()f her mother Mrs. Chmlmas holidays With there Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ault of Ida Bas&. parents. Columbus Ohio spent the wee.k Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman of Mr. and Mrs Chester Oliver and end 'll'lth her mother and sister Pomeroy, Ohio, Mn. Dr. Ray Pick· children Robert, and Joan Mrs. Mrs. Wlnefred Holland and Laun. t)R! and son Ray , and Mrs. Lew Addie Edwards spent their ChristCalliGg on Mrs. Dana Lewit last Hoffman uJied on Mrs. Ray Piek· mas at Toledo llhio. Mrs. Addle . er..s Monday evening. ,Edwarods will visit her daughter Tue.ad:ay were Mrs Chne and Lloyd Mrs. Lms Harms for several weeks. lrwm of ~uth Side W. V.a. . Janet Zerkle of Hartford viaited Gene Duncan !rom Columbus Mr. Davtd Kn()pp ~bo 1s W:t.h Ann Williams Tueaday evenJng. Ohio vi.~ited Mr. and Mrs. BUren the U. ~· Air F<lrte u spebdlll;l There will ~ a watch party Duncan Monday. the Clir1stmas holtda)'8 with hill liven by theM. E. Chunh on New Darty Smith, David Knopp, mother Mrs. Jotephine Knopp. Yeara Eve beglnnlnr at nine o' William Van Meter and Eugene I' Wl'll B lh k clock. Refreshment.! of sandwichea Darst who is in service are spend• am ass. spent e wee tooa'-1es and f ruII pun~~: b wIll be inR the holi d ays h ome W1•th ,,-,aa--• end at home w1lh his family Mrs. served. Everyone Is welcome to tlve•. Katie Bau and Kennl.;. attend. Mill! Shirley Oliver ls visltill:l Mr. and Mrs. ltobert Jobnte~n of Vlslhng r . and Mrs. Jo~ J.Iarwltb Phyllis ~d Ann Williams Eaat Liverpool Ohio called on Mr. rison Monday and Tuesday were while b~ parents visiting in and Mnt. William Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Erwin and Toledo. h daughter Cllnetta from South Side Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr. Mr. Wallace Bradford aad d.aug • W. va. Mr. Harry Harrl.son Emma and Mrs. William 81181 and son of Middleport Ohio called on and Marie Aleshire from the Kennie Mr. and Mn. 14aat Lewla Hr. and Jrlrs. 'F red Lewis Tuesday. Plains Obio. and son Dana, Mr. and Mn.Chulea w!~· e:n,tH~~r~:insa~~! .is~: Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 . Young C t 'ght d d bter Elain. motored lo Charleston Tuesday. ar wn an aug e lng relatives. Mr. alld Mt&. George Buurns Mr. and ~rs. Dana Lewi3 were-Sun anl'l. children motored to Huntingday evemng dhlner ~,Pesta of Mr. Calling on Mr. and Mra. Charles ton last Wednesday. a~ Mrs. Free-man Johruoa. De Cartwright and Elaine Monday r Mr Uctous Oyster Stew, eele.ry sUcks' were Mrs. Ea~l Darst, Pt. Pleasant, William Van _Meter s~n o ~: coffe~ and pop was the menu. Mrs. A. P. N1eholson and Mi~key, Alma Johnson 15 spendmg Chris Mr and Mrs. Earl Heney and Mr. and Mn. Dana Lewis and 1 mas at home. He is servmg with Mrs. George and dauabter Chervl ~ Mina. U. S. Navy. _ -- - _ _ ., ... _ _ • noon. Sayre ot Muon, and Mrl. Dora lludJon of. fdor.-n were auet U .ql Mrs Laura Gibbt or Oak Gro ve ~ · ftiJr,l Mrf F M Rouch and Mr . and lllrL Arch ltoulb Wcui· spent Tue&da)' wlt.h he r •iste r Mrs Mr. Dw ig ht Gibbs were buain us nesda y ~~ ·r ~ernopn . \fa ~.: K ay ot Union . vlfllon In Poi nt PlP as unt Wedn~s Mrs Mi\dred 'J'hompAOn and: Mrs. Hnel Fr1end aod ch1l d ren ·day. Mn Lora ~ae Brown were ahop- ca lled on ~ra Mar y Grim m W•·d Mrs. Vlrltilllil anU Mn J lOtrn le plna: in New H1ven Thur,ld.IIIY after- ne~d a y afler ooou. Clifton . .. , LETART, W. Yo. 11-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lUddleport, 0 ., Dec. 27 1956 ' . -·- ,. ~ -·:"f · !~ r..row• W{'t(' 1ft ·· • ~h ~"11t'ht<> ,, rt., .. .,onr> i#"'" Mr. Wayne Tlart :Jr. who Is em· nlrtl't'rl in r·olumhll ~ is vis i lin ~ wi~~ h i .~ ft:~th9r ~ n•l rnnttl N. Mr nnrl 1\.1'T!= W<'~Vnt> HltrJ Sr Mi!i:S BrE>nd:~ \\' I' •P"a nrl nf TT•l•ltinP."tf'l'! ~ncnt Sund ay ni g h1 \\ rth Mi~"l S11nrlrn llou ~ h Mr Jlilli,. W{'i gand ~"'1 1\li ~ ~ R<>atrire Chtwm:~n otlf'n, 1 ~, 1 thf' J1les~inl! }lont>rUttf'r '''f'r!rliJlt' in th .. Oak Grove Church SaturcLl'l'' niP"ht. · Mr$. 'F.rnie Gr ;mm ~nd rh ol <l •·f'n ~ ..... Pnt, Snni!av with Mr. anrl \fn W"lter Frif'nrl an1l f:-tmil•· Mr. 1111-' \fr~ (;o~lvin RTrs.~in~ . 1\{r. and Mt'S. Joe Rayburn. ,,,. anrl Mrs nonn1P R<tvburn w,... .. , rf'· (lent llUf'OI(h or Mr. t'hPrman Aless.irte at tl"• home of Mrs. r uvPn~ R~t\n.pv Mr Th'ln Thompson wa'l a!F.., l'h.,ir .~~:u~:~.st. Reblive~ have r,...,..r-iv ~ rt ·~orrf fh:ot ]'yf'"· Vt'ne Fi~hnr of Rnrkford Jll i~ l'r~dunlh erowing W""\r.r '>tlrl ,...onf:,,,...,J in n;q h~>oi Mr. .f;ibhs. c F. BINIII· lng Arch Rou~h wl'r .. bu~in e,s in New I;Ja\·~n Tuesday UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE c;ee'! I HClF'e: t'MNJT~·· 6UT F I~-, rrtAST. ~ �. . . , .... • ' "~ .., . ... . . DC WANT ADS LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL NOTICE Callie f.' arrah, wh o rest dcs at NOTIC& OF STOC.CHOLDEilS Kalamazoo ~ta te Hospnod . KalaANNUAl.. M&ETING CANASTA Ct..UB MEETS mazoo, Mtdt i ~~:an, Hobert Knotts, The ann ual mef'Ung of the wboae t.a ~ t kn own plaee of resi- stockholders of the 1-'lrst National m embe rs and iUei~h or the New dence was P.lkton, Maryl and R. D. Bank of lh clne , Ohio for the I Mrs Paul Scally entertamed 1, but whosr p re~en t addr ess IS un-~ electton of d trl'ct or~ and trans- Havfn Ca nasta Cluh .11\ her home know n 0111d 1 annut. wnh reason- achon or a ny uthr r husiness that , on \\ t>d no.day evemng It was the able <ll ltgntl't' bt> ascf"rtuned , may come hf"fOtl" t !'le meeting will i annual Ch.nstmas party wlth a Calre nn· 1\J IOt\l> wh.o last known ' be held at tht' offll't' of said bank: 1 t:lft exchage The Scally re&i.dence place of tr,H !; rue wa s Ivydale, on January B, 19:':17. between 10:00 1w;u rt.-!"orated m keeping with h h 1 h West \ '1rg111~J and whose pn.· ,.ent a m. and 12 ·00 noon. I t e o way season u were t e repla<"e of rl'~tdence ~~ unknown and . fre shm{'nls served. Prizes were canno t tw 11...cc rt ainerl , Ralph Signed fo;uland S. Norns, , awarded to Mrs. Keith Arnold and 1 Mrs Howard Knoll o. ., ho::.t h1 ~1 known Jllacc of Cas hler. Wagenbals, Nancy re.sid cnl·;· .... d ~ Puwellt o n wes.t 02) 20, 21, 22 , 27, 28, 29, 6tc Scally Mr,!l. Jack FTey, Mrs. Cecil V1rguu a , nut \\ ltlose present res1· 1 -- - -Sayrl" , Mrs. Mark Ward, Mrs. .R. d~nn Js unknown and cannot, I recorded m Deed Book lBa Page V. GJbb.s, Jr., Mrs. E. L. Stem, WJth rcasU1lahlc r!illl':enre, be as- 43 ~ of Meigs County Deed Recorda Mrs Albert Mehl.an, Mrs. Bob certawt>d, Rus sell Knotts, whose Being the illme real estate c()n: Johnston and Mrs.. Ge()r&e Ingles. last know n plac~ of residence was veyed to w. H. Knotts by deed Ivydale, West V1rgm~a. but ~hose recorded in Deed Book 163 Page BEND SEWING CLUB present pla rr or resJdence i~ Un- 139 of Meigs Count) .Deed Records. Ttle Bend Sewing Club held their known and l'an nol he ascettamed , The prayer of said petition is annual Christmas party at the !.eland l'nrf' . "·hose l.ast known f<1r sale of s<lid real estate for the I home of Mra. N. o. Wein on. Tuei" place of re:m knee 1 ·~ 1010 Souij). payment of debts or said decedent day with a gift exchange. Tbo.e at· Qu-; b E>c St · A PI 5 ' A r Img Ion, v·lr- • and charges aforesaid, · and for oth· tendmg were Mrs. L. C. Bou11h, gm1a , anti whose present place of er relief. P!Jrs. A. B. Wodrum Mrs. L J, Rutres Jdenee 1s unknown and cannot teneutter Mrs. Donald Smith "Mrs. be ascertained . will take. n.o tice The ~rsons f1rsl abov~ men- w T. st~ne, Mrs. Hayes Jub.Ung, that Ken n11 Knotts as admm1stra. t1oned will further take notrce that Mrs. Hennan Layne Mn. R. F. tor of the rstate of William H. they hav.e been made parties de· Bryant, Mrs. A. D. 'aume, Mrs. Knotts, d{'ct"ased , on the ~th day fendant m the above petition and LJoyd Roush and a guest Hra of September, 1952. filed his peti · that they arr. required to answu, Emil Knight. ' hon in the Probate Court of Meigs the same on or before the 16th day 1 County, Ohio, Case No. 16,033. and of February, llm7. PURPOSE CLASS on the _14th day of Decembe~, KENNA KNOTTS, Admlnl• The Pur se Class of the Luth1956, f1led bls supplemental petl· tr ..or of the Estat. of WIJpo tion therein , alleging that the per- llam H. Knotts, DKHud. era~ Church held their annual sonal oe~tatc of sald decedent is (12) 27, (1) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 6tc Christmas potluck dinner recently insufficient to pay his debts and l1n tbe ehu.reh basemenL The IJ'OUp l"'harges or administration; that . . 1 sang Chmt.mas t:11rols and read. decedent. Wilham H Knott8, died Cecil Maude and Ella Ble118mg mgs were IJven by Mrs. Lawrence setzed 1n ft•t• Simple of the follow- were calleu of Mr and Mrs. Tobey Parsons and Mrs Wiiiiam Powell. ing real f'slal{' : Myers and Mrs. Ethel Myers Tues- Twenty-three attended the annual day afternoon. · dinner. The following r{'al estate sllUat· -- -ed in Sectwn No 30, Town1h1p No ?, Ranie No. 15, of the Ohio C()mpany'~ Purchase, Salem Township. Meigs County. Oh10, and bounded and dl'srnhed as follows: Betng the Southw~~t quarter of the Northwest quarter of said IICCtton, containing 411 acres . more or less, NEW HAVEN, W. Va. l053 FORD, • dr., lovely cream and befae. rwtomline, V8 motor IUD viwr, a.dio, beater , &eat covers, Fordomatic and ContinJ per - , . . . . . ental tllm. $1095.00. l'omeroy ,.rt;lata:. llmlmWD char&• 50c.Motor Co. 11 :lB tr • eentl per WOJ"d tor three CODH¢.ull¥e iDieltlooa. lpa:Ul, -uae montb fOI' 25 cema 1952 STUDEBh.K.EH., 2 dr . V8 Hyper-d[~•maUc driVe, boate r. v~ry c,w:an, one owner, e...t.Oti.OO Pomehll nle 01' Z Ufl~ per WOrd wi.U "'"' roy Motor Co 11 28 tf be ehar&ed fo;, adV«t.i..sing if not pdd for befGre the ~th o( eacb 1~ BUlCh., t dr . bar_d _t-op-, be - ,u- tl11011tb followJ.Da insertlon. fuJ 3 tone grun l intsh, white Ettor• lJ1 A4Vfll'tlllnl-8bould ~ wan. tires, low milea&e, dyna· reported lmmedlltelJ. Tbe Dally now, radio, heater. $229li.OO. 8eatlael trlD Del be feQ()Dilbl. Pomeroy Motor Co. II 28 tl for men thaD one lneorrect. inoertloa. 1~2 PLYMOUTH 2 dr Sedan. Deluxe, beautiful turquoise fin· Carer t1l 'l1tadb ud !peet.al Noitb. ~.00. Blaettnar's, PometlOII ol Eftata printed at reeu- - lar dulifled ratet Obituaries ptblkhecl a& I ee..at per word. "' roy, OhiO J2 20 Ute ---. ------ g B I Auto Services '- a mnml BUY'ING Ft:RS & BEEF I IAWLING SONS CO • M I .._, Wrectlr Service. Dar Pboa.e 1227. Nijbt Phone 1039X. OODGs.PLYMOtnH DXAL aa. Mtt Q~ Sc're Mec:haalc St., Avery Nell()n. 12: 19 6tp -=or BUY YOUR BALER TWINE NOW. Charge off to tbll year's ----bwlineu. Black $8.73 - Prem- GOOD HEREFORD BULL for Sale lum $8.80- Good $6.85. Quantity Price fJOO . See Raymond Tea· discounL P'ulton Thompson ford or Pbone Chester, Ohio. Tractor Sale~, PomtToy. 12 2B 3tp l2-17·12tc • - - - - - -~ 1 !I COCKER l-'L'PS, 12 weeks old, black. Can oe registered Charles &ads, Rutland , R. D. 12 20 6tp 'omplete WHEEL AIJGl<Al!:N'r, bl.~andq a.nd bral:e eemce &let tt'l lafet s.mo., Kala t Street ~ Ohl wut I -~--- FIREWOOD FOR SALE, See Wm. ' omeror. o. Radford or Harold BlaekJt.on. lAY I DON'T YOU KNOW? Rock Sprlbg:!l or phone 852-J . ea~r'a wilt give you the bet.t lJ 14 lmo-p trade on furniture or app.. 1ia!ltf· i BUlLOJNG toTs 8 or 10 One -;n 4 ces. e:xtra fine onf' If interested call . at the hte of A N. Bengel, .' .. (3) 1n M emorlum - In Memory of Mrs. L. J . MORE- "• ·HEAD, who pa.!IBed away, Dec. 24 l!Kfi ' · Mother wa~ like a beautiful flower , Sent down to earth from God; To bloom 1n lhts world a little while, Then to be laid bene'llth the sod. I Pomeroy n_ Anne _ St. _ 12 26 6tc ( 11 ) W anted To B~y H or 'r\VO ent -R~O~o-,~M~ AND- FO~H aporlmt·nll! , Butternut -- er orne, Where "Hifl Glory" tJhe'll share . .• forever "' We wonder why Mother w11s taken Right in the hloom of ynuth? But our heavenly Flllhcr knew bc~t. When he heckoned this c11rlh . h('r \caw~ A plarc will be vacant in the home Her gentle voire is sl1ll ., Jlut we musl not que~Hon God . But 11ay- Dear Lord- Thy w1ll • Although d'•ar Mot!wr hu~ ldt U>, She did not p:o alone }'or htor Siiviour t:atnl' to mecl ht•r, And take Iter to ht'l' hom('. f'IOSC - -- - HOOM in tnWII 127 - --- Rt>O'tS, ,.<lllNism:n altart " · ment with b<~lh , 100 l l tiiO!l Ave ., or call 494- Y Pcn·y L 1'('oplcs. , lf 26 I"' 1 ' Until we'll all com{' hom('; Then we'll have a granrt reunion Around the Grt'at Wh1tr thront• 12 27 lte Thot!lnu Ot·r -,.---- 16) Lost & Found '' '4 ' Auto Sales 19&8 BUICK Speef:1l, 2 dr. Sedan Dynaflow drive, "hard-top style. $2,39&.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 20 6tc JQM OLDSMOBILE Super "88" 4 dr. Hollld1y Sedan, bydnmalic drive. $2.595.00. Bla«~ttnar,s, Pomer()y, Ohio. 12 20 8tc 191111 BUICK 2 dr. 1Uvl«~ra Cpc. "HIJ"d·top" dynaflow drive. S2.39fi.OO. Blacttnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 20 6te - --·------ --- 19&2 DeSOTO V8 • dr. Sedan . Power slttrlna:, automallc trans mlaa,oa. $696.00. Blaettnar'11, Pomflr())', Ohio. 12 20 6lc t9M <.IJEVROLET. 4 .dr. 1edan, VB motor witb overdrive, radio, heall!r, 1elll eover1, dark green flhllh. $174~.00. Pomeroy ~otor CCJ.. 1128U J '63 CHEVteOLET, 4 .1:-., ~ tone blue ft(llah, 180 terles, heater, clesn. ~.00. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tl ==-c=- - ~ 10:4 BUICK CENTURY 4 clr Hn·. Jcra Sedan, Dynaflow drivf, powt>r stooring, fully cqulpcd $2,~91'1.00 IUaettnl!'ll, Pomero)' 12 27 Hll' 'the l!lta\<1 ol OhiO ' ' ' ' ' ' t ) FOrdomatiCI ~TATION WA!lON. \..lJ:ht blue fm111h. ,l• .OO. BIMtttnar'l, Pomeroy. '· 12 27 5k I ,, J I ' ~uJy 1, Ul511 • .A111~t ' O?UI. fryau:l.. Ehllll. QJ 1111. '" I Af~deJDo~lle'o 19$6 M;er/t .Awar4 wlaaera, ,Jaonored for fl8n~ acllievomoal during lho Jlu&l year• .l'op row; 'fbe aea1 of the •wp,rile winner, the city of loubvWe, elled .u a •yn.d,wl ol gumption f.p.r her "reeop.itJoa ~ ,Praelice of belie luaiWIJI, riFt•"; .Jaequel,ine J{fw~ins, ~her; Shlrler Fq, ~ MeJ Qarbar• Lekberg, eeuJ..ptrea, Julie Andrewl!l, .•.lage &tar. Bouom rowt Plua Chang, 'Wtiter4 Blanebe ~Dleo, anbitect; DorP Dar, lihu ll&l'; Naj~eh Najafi, IOeial wor~ert M1117 M. Dou1lus, fatbion deaipc-r• I .. • • •• • OVER 1000 FREE GIFTS FOR TOP VALUE STAMPS Your Krogc.r Store will close Mon ., Dec . 31, at 6:00 P. M. and be closed Tues. Regular hours re. In Addition to Our Usual Law Pric:es ond High Quality Food 1na·inder of week. D< (Sun l11 SAJ.F, -Pear'< ~1rby Real E&V 1\.:Y. All Jll&ktell .ttepautJd b)' .&1 t.ate, Rutlant\ Township J• pen 'lt:cnntflit!lll. t'nooe 628-l ,'i I acres land, house, barn and out Middleport IHM bu!td!ng1!. ~ee Geo-rwc A. Me-In· ·- -----·- ·-~art. Adm!niMrator fl-t ·tt SAVE UN VOUil SU0E reynlr lt Hactue ~hue Slwp ll'or reD~tealioa l.eddera, J I 30 U !W:atrold Boards. Dror,. Cl()tb.-1 Clinton P'laher M.lddierwrt lrl:>UIOri«..C l'h•m., 6..!65-X t t -1-tf \LV Dl ONE 4 HOOM APAilT:.t:ENT. One Uarn~:SJDJP~Un ln.surllllce Ajeocy, M..1ddJc}Wn. Jo' Lre - AutowubU.,_ 8 room house Newly del.. Jt'ulcd bonl\M . .Pnoue 6al~X 8-:,W...t! inllldr 11.0!1 Ot.tt. A N. Bt•ugtl. 11 1 I [ "UMPLJ~TJ:o.. JnSW"PQ.ce i'rOHlCtlOII, I'\' llleroy Kroqer Cut Tenderav - Life, Auto, t'll'tt, t'uho. t.:a.ll Doll M.JHtt, M~dcUtlport, Ublo. !'ARTY lo lllkt· lnw month])' payment s on l.ll) SJIIUd p1;1no Cnn be sN·n 111 thls ~·lrinity Write Credit Mana. HOUSE 111 Middleport, fl HOOMS ~N. I' U . Box 1253, Man,;flC'lil, ltlld 2 BATHS. Price $:.!200.00 Ohio 12 27 3tc Term:~ if de,mcU. Cull 6075-J. 12 27 :itp H 1-:SI 'tJNSIItl ,F, kcoll:state Budget Manager Tht• FJrCl:slone Tire and Ruhht>r Company h a 8 an lmmedutl{' opt•nin..: ul H&R Fin•stonc Dt•<JI· cr Store m Mlddleporl for a man lo manage Time P11Ymc.1t Dt•partmcnt. Must be a Slllt'smun anti know how to promulc Ill · Mide und outside alorc salt's, 11111s C'rt'dit an~ colle<'tion follow - !If!. Salari('d po.'lition with bolh ~Ill · ary and expenses paHl dunnR trmmng prriod A1,1c 23 lo 4!i. All Inquiries held stnctly ('UJtri · drntial. Write U. J,. Nichols. C/ tl The i<'ln'to!ont- Tire & Rul>)lt~r Co, 21t N Jo'if1h Sl, Cohunbu~, Ohto, J:IV111Jl qunhfications. INTERVIEWS AUTO SALES WUI Ia H•ld In I!~;;;;=M~Id~d~l•:•:•:•;t~ln~~=~;;;;d PART. TIME BOOKKEEPER lmmodlale Opening l'·or 1m l'Xflerirnct'd man or wo- IIHJII who <"an use a JOb requl,·· mJ,: 4 hours JH'r char.. prdt>rtahly ill tlu• nu11'11in~ Will be rt!qllil'· rd to tully & rl't·ord d1tlly t~llll'~. post llt:t•mtnt.'l re('CJvahle lud. RN~. 1111(i lll<lke Menernl lcd.~:er cntrit>.~. (No at·emmtmg rcqulr· Ni l Wrllt', ~i\in~ qualif,cutJOII!I and nNtmf'n1 information . When people 11uddenly face be· ruvement the servl~ of a trtul worthy funeral director is inrh!ipensable. They also welcome the information and caunsl!) rcttiV· cd at Trevey-Finaterwold Funeral Home In arldition they can secure Qltlll· ltv ml'rchandlsc without extn•· J~ ButternUt Ave., DO NOT INSURANCE AGENCY H & R FIRESTONE ACCID.NT Llh. Caeueltr at~d len• Mlddlt)Mrt Flrt, Automoltl ... ----- --QUICK SERVICE Oil palrlq l>r w•tclunat«. Waldl Jlo. Trtloetl COlLINS .JJ:WZ. ~ Pn~D~Jnw. - L •• Peanut BuHer ······••e•e•••ee•••e••••e l Dayo. K. . . . . . . . jar 65c ' 0 •• . •' ' •• • 3 ,.. • lb. "• ~ "'JIIt wltltt ..._., ,................... ....... IMINthf M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.1!1 ~ . 1.11. ~ = •• ••• ~ •• • •• Winspred ..... ~~~..5~~~ 2t•.loaf &a·· ·tee C ......~:~:':!.~~~~..... * ca1. 69~. White Braad ..... ~:~:......2tou• 29• 87c . £ •" • ~ '• • • •. MAX WARD Large size, firm and compad heads. I e••e• •••••e•••e••e•••••••••e•e•• CONCRETE BLOCKS GRUESER BLOC!:K CO. O.lt.A~I · • • • • •• ..Build . ...., Fill' Lftl" 3 Mlloo Nortll Of ........., heads l ' .9 :' - " jl ~· ._ ••• ~·~·5 ~33~ Potatoes e-• • • --~ ·- ·- --~·-· Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Dec. 27, tDSG-7 By Mil. AND MJIS.IIillTJI Gee, Daddy , it ·s; r:;uper! "bu're the mo:::;t~ ((Ill Mr nt1~ 'fr~ JTniVard T:wlor, <f'ln n .. nalrl "'Iff' :wd h·>hv Of Point 1'1,...,.s~nt C'~lllNl on Y1'1 ~ . Panni(' Tavlor and Uober\ Sunday aftl'r- nonn . 1\f i~ s ~hirky r.nmn• r.!lllrol on' •··""'" C::un" •v f'"f'hln ~ . :. l..eo ROWih .~ ..aRd year, she will ,,prove our mo11t ek.citing actreue1. NAJ ~IQr NAJ ...,-r, aoc.Y,t worker. After three yt:ura in the 0.5. studying and wo.rkiug in iactor.ies, this 26-year-l)lt.i lraniun returned to the village ol Sarbandan in 1956, used all the royalties from her book P~rsia Is Mr He(lft tq flitllLii~h 1 1dwol and a cUuic, fur111 a wont· m's council to deal with wow~'• Iffairs, ala.rt a cooperative. She plans to expand her program to ~help my country build a middle daM wlw can learn to become r.ilizens in a dem001acy." MAnY' M. DOUGLASS, faahion deaia:uer. She lt:a.med her craft fron~ the ground up worl~& for" large Kan~as City drc:&& manlt' facturing firm, did everythiftl from ISCwint:; in a {f,ctory l9 pa'" tern-arading to-finally-dll;!.elp. inc. This past year l:lte co1nbined her Cl'eativ~ and exooutive talenu ~&& dellie:ner ~;nd vjc;e-pr~d~t of L'Aiglon in New York, hu ~OWl~ a remfJ'k.pie ,t alent for lrarud~tt-­ in' new t.rcAt;l.l into the volumt lllaJ*-et. '1 Mr . and Mrs . To ~ y M)'en and C. !<" Bles8in11 wert· Ne w Jluen ~hoppers Tburlld ll}' Her i:l il lups of Point Pl ta unt wu a Ci~ller 10 the hume1 of )f rt. Luav t:na Hainey , (' r Ble NI,Di and Charles Brown Fri day eveni na;. Mr Jo:rn ie and ~ 1u Twila Rick · ard wert' g uoest.11 of Mr . and Mrs Stan!!!~ Adk t n~ of Ne w· Ha ven Sat urd ay. Pol r and Mrs. Ray Rob ifUIOD of r narlt:ilon wer e Salurday niibl gues ts of Mr and Mrs. Dwtihl G1bb!i. M~ and Mrs rMiv in Bonecutter, r onn 1f' , Mn W J Chapman and Bratrlre were shopping tn Point Pleasant FriUa y. • , 1\.tr. and Mrs CN' ll Blessing and Ella had ll ~ their guests Saturday eve ning, Mr and Mn . Paul Blesa; 1ng of Point Plet~a ut , Cecil Blessing Jr. and hmilv of Akron Mr. GE>orge Taylor or Mansfield Rrv . and \frs V J Ll'athey of St. Mary' s Ohio wC'rP .!( U{'~ts of Mrs F'annioe Taylor Fr iday Mrs Lu\<ena Ra iney is iH with a sC'vE>rf' rold. '\fr. Herman Blessin~ son nr John A. and Gladys BlesbUJC: 9f Park('rsbur)( and Judv &nti~ut(er daughter or Harle~· 11nd Req;r Boo.e-{'UttPr wer{' unitE>d in rharH'liae Saturday ni g ht in the Oak GrO\'C E U B Church. The Rt>v. Fqrres( Murray was the orflciatin~ ' minister. Rl'latives and some close ·fri· ends of both werl' prf'sent. Messrs. Robert and GeOrgP: Taylor and Mrs. Fanni {' T<~: Ylor .ST\f!Tll Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Florrn{' Sterne and .Janil' or Point Pleasant Mr. and \frs Danif'l Weigand and Brt•nrla of Hunlinfl'\on 'were w~ek end ~uesls of Mrs. W. J . C'h1:1oman ;~nd Mrs. Ina Wei~tand . Jt,fr and Mrs Drnni s Roush bad ':i s thrit· di nner yut>sts Sundav , Mr. anfl Mrs Jark Rou!'lh.. dBII!.;htcrll and ~on of Broa •l · Run . Mr. and 1\.fr<; Dennis Rou11h Jr. and ~on O( HiPkory Chapel, ~r . and Mrs. Elmer NrwQeN"y and sons. Mr~. Relha Brooks. Melv in and Har.t'l Rttth stu•nt Suntfay wi1h Mr :>nil Mrs R•1lPh McD('rmott of C' hf'~tnut Rirle"e. M ~· John Kin'! wiff' ~"" ~aua:h­ trr snrl sistf'r- in-law of FaliPnsler, .TuniM and J. R Kin,g or CharlPGton \l'f't't' wc-t-k f'nd !!lll'<;ts of Mr. an<l Mrs lnf' ~ King of (hk f:rove. Mr Hnt! Mr~. R'lv Robinson of ('h:lrll•<; \on WN(' Sundav dinnt>r l'u r o.: ts or ~rr and Mk Sam Bos. 'l " ..... ,..,..If y~r, ni.te TA, Fro»JEen of Lov~• whi~ pt~ ~ ~~ "~ rewar.kahle first no,q." ' Bul'lChJ: l111co of Philadelphia. city phmner. Aller an M.A . frOn1 Hll.rvard iD 1950, she worked in Cmada. En~land and in Fran('e wi:h I.e Co.rbusier, is ~ow on tlte fa(·ulty of lh~ U. of Pe!Uisylvania. A &lm she produced on housin1 won the Crand Psize at the Congress or the International Feder~ tion for Housing and Town Plaanin!Jlast sumuwr. Au one authorily say~: "In ternus of l1er oruntrihution and her age, nobody in this counlry can come close to her." Dom~ DAY, movie star. Cincinnati·born. ~:~he was "the girl with a IHtnd" before becoming a 8uc!'e~s in Hotlywood musirah 11J1d til~ country's best-t>el;ing pops 1:1inger, In 1956 she $Uddenly Bwitched to ~rlomt roles, winning rlll'e notices .in Tlu: Man lf!bo Knew Too Much and lttlie, Signs > • lroad • -:-:-. . rrMt ace. For years a runner~ up, seldW~J: a winner. site ftJust!d to b~omo diswuraa:e~ and in 1956 her p).yck paid o4. 'fhen Doris Hart tlJfned prof~tsi.ona1, Shirley .became the rankinr; u.s. woman player, alltlounced: "Some people tbou;ht I h•dn't earned the title, eo I decided to 10 oq_t a.nd win th ia year. not's what I'"- doing." Aud t.l1at'a wl1at th~ did, .finally coming into her own ae the u.s. women's singles champion, following her July trium11h at Wimbledon. BAHRARit LEkBEtt.G, sculplreAA. Born in Portland, Ore., she .spe· cialized in ae!!thetics and art l•i!r tury at the State U. of luwa, th~n on to New York, where .she Lecame the tint woman sculptor to use welded Ettee) techniqueg profes. sionally. In 1956 she had fifteen piece~ exh.iLited at the Sculpture f:cJWerQOwaf':IPmmiuioned to do four more for the Sotony Mohil louilding and was awarded a Ji.OOO grant by the National In· stitute of Arls and Letters. J UI..IE A NDHEWS, lttress. Brought bere from l.ondon two years ago, ~he was well ret:~ived as tb.e @irl friend in 1'he /Jpy Friend. But it wasn't ~til ~9~ that she Lec-.me at twenty the ti'J.sst of Broadway 1stll!red ~pposile Rex Hanison ~ My Falr Ladr). and of the country (through the Columbia album of the show 1l11t is making record history). She has been described ¥~ "a.lllhe pamour of the tlteatre ;~;ummt:d up in 110 inst&~~,t." OJ.A.NA CluNe, writr.r, Thoull!h born in Ne" York, she ~pent no~st o[ her life i{l China, lived under Ja.panete QC(:Upation until the end of the war, returned .laere to enter Bar,IJ.ar'!l. Graduating Phi Beta Kapp' .in 1949, abe auended the Sorb!<~n.ne op a Fulbristu, came back to t~~ u.~. lo do editorial w9~~~ .a~ p~try •nd, tl1i11 past 'I h ..... Hntth PHONII Ill. Smttur Fn· of Akron, Ohio, t~mni .. '•' TIY KIOGIR oL Cake .:-; .. •..... o.u...... . ..... 49c Steaks .. ·loY-C).- ........ '~:- 89c ..... 21c Potatoes ~~:,..., ...... Cinnamon Rolls .. 2:.:.: 33c Lool 19c Snack Rye .. .. . Potato Chips .. Dan- •• 12 •• bae &9c In MIDDLII'ORT, OHIO - I'~ 2000- School Real Estate Broker 5ervlces . Klnuan'• lmlrauy Strawberry Tuc- l!lon, teacher. In 1956 this 23-ycar· old initiated ¥!~ su~r'lli"'ed a .11tudy of juvenile dejiuq1.1ency with , atudCfits in ber En,gUs~ classes, I " who ~hen presented tlloir findin11 ' to thF J,rh:ona State legisl~l1,1re, • One 9'f t;hel.r recomnu;ndalione, a •" teeu·4ge ~·ury, bas t&e,dy J,t~ •• uJoptr.d. u a #61~ wtlf'..re rewar~a •• arc 1191 llltl,.lltwet;l. in dollars but iQ :;; : Jl~:rsoitul saj:h.factions, 11he puts iR • foity-fi~e extra hours. week to do ! au ima;inathe, colltltructive job. Blackeyed Peas . . . !~~: 29c Sliced • • ... ,... Luncheon Meat .. "·' .. 2 '!~~· 63c Party Stacks .. - .. 2 ~~~- 37c GOLDEN Vie11a Sausa~e 2 ~:~· 35c Zips Crackers . . o.1v.. • • ..._ ..... 33c SHORTENING 45c Olives tmtraursK Ia• 39c Preserves I•• Sav•l • • • JAr.QU!i:LINf: HAwKINs of •• DZ, Rodney Dawning Phone er Apply In Penon 102 N. 2nd Aw. • .... U ICI . . ~~~=~~· Swiss Cheese"..,. 39c JUNK CO. METROPOLITAN " c '9'f r:arefi,I · and .intelligent pl11nning, begipin(l; Jong before tile Supreme Court Qeciitoo with meethiga ~ vhi,te and Negro teachers, parents, atudqua• .fta. a re8ult, cnerltf that a few mites away inanned tanks and gunt~ here was directed construdively toward a .fine achievement;" The liclds repre~~ented iu this year's Merit Awards (as feawred i,n Jaauary . Mademoisd\c) are ll'achjni, sportS, scul[ll.ure, thea• t.re, writi,g, city planniug. movies, social service and fa~:~hion. Here are the other wi~nru: lO.lb. Wieners •'!"':"•• Plump and lulcr ••• ':":'":':". lb. 45~ Cold Oysters .-· . . . ·-•horo olandanh ~ ...... .. • ..~ , pi· 98.-,. U ts :~. '"':' AstortH loave• :';-, • , • Lb. SDGre Ribs •:: , Lean, M•oty • ~;~r~ lb. 43- Sauer Kraut ..... Fully curoc~ •• : • •• ql. "'' OHIO VALLEY Pomeroy Ye~t.rs Cround Beef .......·.r:~h!t.·.'!~~·.~·~~....... Lb. 3 Sc iTRUCTURAL I BIAMI SCRAto IRON- MilTALl New York , N. Y.-Louin.ille.-Ken, tucky, whid1 quietly aud positively Jir~cleJ it1:1 eMrgies toward inte@;Jiltiou, recognizing haaic human rights with law and order, is today the surprise winnl':r of a 1956 Merit Award from Mademoiselle waga.zine. For the fourteenth aucce!u1ive year awards v.ere presente1l to ten young women wlw--with one ell:• ceplion-·range in age from tt'lentyouc to thirty·lwo and "who have .ulreudy dislioguished themselves in their fields ant! arc expecleJ 10 acbie-te even greater l1onors," aecordin,g 10 Betijy Talbot Blackwell, Mademoiselle's eclitor-in-ehief. In making the award to the ex· r:eption, 17B·year-old Louisville, Mre. BJackw~ll cited her as a city in whK:h the South aftd the nation can take pride'. "The .llll90tlmess ,...nintt!ll!t of ..aooL"<'~ •I •1.1•"' p~U:t, ._,.a·s· Prefeded' oy ·············e••e••······· WE BUY Phone 510 Glv" yov mor. meat, le11 bone and waste. Tender 10 times out of ------ ( 171 Help Wanted ' are STORE HOURS J: l20J Bus1ness 6136-M Sedan. Low mlleM~!P by one C'llr;· fttl owner. $1,893.00. Blacttnflr s SEPTIC TANKS, C~"i.S I'OOL8 and Pomero)'. 12 27 llll' 01il hou~es cleaned, c()mplete ln----:-:=:· t~ldlalton . free in!lpectlon, rus1933 FORD CUSTOMLLNK 4 dr . onahlt• J'riC'CS, chemical scrvleo Sedan. t~ordomatic, exln good and ,·uruum equipment. All sc~ oria:lnal Nniah. $1,095.00. Rlat>tt ltr hmks, and ress pools guar. nar'1, Pomeroy. 12 27 61r antt•t•d f()r one year. S & H Sa,.. 1908 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr. Rivitnry St'rv.ice, Pnone Jackson Iera Cpc. Power Btlerina. d)'ll<J· 107lt Tnll rhlrielt <"Ill tollttL fletw drlve. f2,7H.OO. RlacUnar's 24 lt :"lur ~c.. Yier, JlD exln charg• ·Pomeroy. 12 27 6tc up .o :'iU m!lcs. 11 30 lmoc I!Nia JI'ORD VI e.r fl herobJ •AaVQaD IIUTU"L IN8lla.Aif01 ANT at a.J Air, "'"" '~ ol Mortlu4. bal ODIIIplle~ wtUt. t.h• lew• ot thu 8!.1.te a~~Piiubkl t.e th c.tut or co""'.nl,,. ond ta •ul.borl-..1 <111r1p &hi current r•o.r 1.0 \runoad In lhll 8&1~ 11 &ppropriat.IM.. tn.... o11111uro.noe 011 Lilt 111utua ~~"':.,.11 ~La~~\&1toc~:~a~~ :oro~ 1 ·'~ P:.c;;';br.~.:,~."~:Mor"::'."~1 r1~ 1 ;: '::l:GJ':\ In""'~ ruorve, U Gill aot llll' 8UI']Ilue, Tl8 • •oo.1o: IuoooM '~·the r••• ID~Itlt~,uo1o t.-.: I•Jl•ndlturu tor tue ~··· tiiDI~ . Lll.11 .II. 1ut!'.,;t'.;'.f"m-;ssn.. :~ .~~!iun "c:;•a!f;:n~ l •tliad tt Ootunobu• Ohto thta du and 1111.1, :v.ttJ!.;.M.At'f 4l AHbU'J"l 'l'.V, HJGK,. ~' OH JIM BUICK SPF)C.JAL Ulx. 4 d r ., 178-Year-Old Named One of ~~Ten Young Women of the Year" - 0f-'f~ti~ I !Ja~~~~~t~t.u~~W.~ ~ Ult~ ovl'r 11 will not be long, dt•ar Mother --- Wan!ed - RAW Jo'URS and Beef Hides. Carl Chevalil'r, Long excepting 1herefrom 20 acres , more or le ss. wh1ch lins on the Bottom _ _ _ . I~. 27 lmop. East side •Jf the public road, conI 4 1 r;= R veycd to f:lnd)' ~ Knotts by deed ' 1 lZ te 1:.! - J. No MM'C sickness , no more sorrow, :-"or rent l!..l ee l t~( wa tl ]J..J;: ..';• Will dear Mother have to bear ~ teamr.r . L11n w n f· . ~twr ~ i rl •'or .!he'& left th1s world Cor a rllerMI Ph fl'lfl!i .X 11 -1-lf bett and Beverley were in Parkersburg Mr. and Mr!. James Bennett Fr1d11y on Busmeu. motored to Waverly Ohio Sunda)' Mrs Frieda Henry and Mrs. to visit re lallve& TheJr daughter Mrs: Stanley Colley and c:hil· dren or New Haven vl81ted Mn George Burns were in Gall1pob San dra accom panied tb~m back. Oh JO last Wednesday ~Ltrthu !lenr)' who is employed . Dana Lew ts and Mtna Tueaday. 1 1r 11nd Mrs. Jaf'k Barnhart or a t l 'ol umhus Oh ;.o , Jani e ~ Duncan Mr. and Mn. George .Johnson 1 \ > lu1 ubu s Ohio spent Cbrl stma• sttl'ncltn ~ sc hool at Columbus, 0 ., of MaM~n motorr-d to Charles ton ~ 1 t h h~r mother Mrs Yannie 1 Tommy W1 l hams who is employed W. V;~ . Saturday . at Hu ntmgto n, Fl oyd Rouah snd Mrs. Mable Jobnson of Chflon Bluk c. Mn. Mable Johnson was called Leon11 W1uusley attending te:bool motored to Bancraft W. Va Saturday to visit wtth her brother to r t rleaSilnt Mm1day due to the at ~larshall are spending the Mr. John Bass. serious tllness ()f her mother Mrs. Chmlmas holidays With there Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ault of Ida Bas&. parents. Columbus Ohio spent the wee.k Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman of Mr. and Mrs Chester Oliver and end 'll'lth her mother and sister Pomeroy, Ohio, Mn. Dr. Ray Pick· children Robert, and Joan Mrs. Mrs. Wlnefred Holland and Laun. t)R! and son Ray , and Mrs. Lew Addie Edwards spent their ChristCalliGg on Mrs. Dana Lewit last Hoffman uJied on Mrs. Ray Piek· mas at Toledo llhio. Mrs. Addle . er..s Monday evening. ,Edwarods will visit her daughter Tue.ad:ay were Mrs Chne and Lloyd Mrs. Lms Harms for several weeks. lrwm of ~uth Side W. V.a. . Janet Zerkle of Hartford viaited Gene Duncan !rom Columbus Mr. Davtd Kn()pp ~bo 1s W:t.h Ann Williams Tueaday evenJng. Ohio vi.~ited Mr. and Mrs. BUren the U. ~· Air F<lrte u spebdlll;l There will ~ a watch party Duncan Monday. the Clir1stmas holtda)'8 with hill liven by theM. E. Chunh on New Darty Smith, David Knopp, mother Mrs. Jotephine Knopp. Yeara Eve beglnnlnr at nine o' William Van Meter and Eugene I' Wl'll B lh k clock. Refreshment.! of sandwichea Darst who is in service are spend• am ass. spent e wee tooa'-1es and f ruII pun~~: b wIll be inR the holi d ays h ome W1•th ,,-,aa--• end at home w1lh his family Mrs. served. Everyone Is welcome to tlve•. Katie Bau and Kennl.;. attend. Mill! Shirley Oliver ls visltill:l Mr. and Mrs. ltobert Jobnte~n of Vlslhng r . and Mrs. Jo~ J.Iarwltb Phyllis ~d Ann Williams Eaat Liverpool Ohio called on Mr. rison Monday and Tuesday were while b~ parents visiting in and Mnt. William Bass. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Erwin and Toledo. h daughter Cllnetta from South Side Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr. Mr. Wallace Bradford aad d.aug • W. va. Mr. Harry Harrl.son Emma and Mrs. William 81181 and son of Middleport Ohio called on and Marie Aleshire from the Kennie Mr. and Mn. 14aat Lewla Hr. and Jrlrs. 'F red Lewis Tuesday. Plains Obio. and son Dana, Mr. and Mn.Chulea w!~· e:n,tH~~r~:insa~~! .is~: Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 . Young C t 'ght d d bter Elain. motored lo Charleston Tuesday. ar wn an aug e lng relatives. Mr. alld Mt&. George Buurns Mr. and ~rs. Dana Lewi3 were-Sun anl'l. children motored to Huntingday evemng dhlner ~,Pesta of Mr. Calling on Mr. and Mra. Charles ton last Wednesday. a~ Mrs. Free-man Johruoa. De Cartwright and Elaine Monday r Mr Uctous Oyster Stew, eele.ry sUcks' were Mrs. Ea~l Darst, Pt. Pleasant, William Van _Meter s~n o ~: coffe~ and pop was the menu. Mrs. A. P. N1eholson and Mi~key, Alma Johnson 15 spendmg Chris Mr and Mrs. Earl Heney and Mr. and Mn. Dana Lewis and 1 mas at home. He is servmg with Mrs. George and dauabter Chervl ~ Mina. U. S. Navy. _ -- - _ _ ., ... _ _ • noon. Sayre ot Muon, and Mrl. Dora lludJon of. fdor.-n were auet U .ql Mrs Laura Gibbt or Oak Gro ve ~ · ftiJr,l Mrf F M Rouch and Mr . and lllrL Arch ltoulb Wcui· spent Tue&da)' wlt.h he r •iste r Mrs Mr. Dw ig ht Gibbs were buain us nesda y ~~ ·r ~ernopn . \fa ~.: K ay ot Union . vlfllon In Poi nt PlP as unt Wedn~s Mrs Mi\dred 'J'hompAOn and: Mrs. Hnel Fr1end aod ch1l d ren ·day. Mn Lora ~ae Brown were ahop- ca lled on ~ra Mar y Grim m W•·d Mrs. Vlrltilllil anU Mn J lOtrn le plna: in New H1ven Thur,ld.IIIY after- ne~d a y afler ooou. Clifton . .. , LETART, W. Yo. 11-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lUddleport, 0 ., Dec. 27 1956 ' . -·- ,. ~ -·:"f · !~ r..row• W{'t(' 1ft ·· • ~h ~"11t'ht<> ,, rt., .. .,onr> i#"'" Mr. Wayne Tlart :Jr. who Is em· nlrtl't'rl in r·olumhll ~ is vis i lin ~ wi~~ h i .~ ft:~th9r ~ n•l rnnttl N. Mr nnrl 1\.1'T!= W<'~Vnt> HltrJ Sr Mi!i:S BrE>nd:~ \\' I' •P"a nrl nf TT•l•ltinP."tf'l'! ~ncnt Sund ay ni g h1 \\ rth Mi~"l S11nrlrn llou ~ h Mr Jlilli,. W{'i gand ~"'1 1\li ~ ~ R<>atrire Chtwm:~n otlf'n, 1 ~, 1 thf' J1les~inl! }lont>rUttf'r '''f'r!rliJlt' in th .. Oak Grove Church SaturcLl'l'' niP"ht. · Mr$. 'F.rnie Gr ;mm ~nd rh ol <l •·f'n ~ ..... Pnt, Snni!av with Mr. anrl \fn W"lter Frif'nrl an1l f:-tmil•· Mr. 1111-' \fr~ (;o~lvin RTrs.~in~ . 1\{r. and Mt'S. Joe Rayburn. ,,,. anrl Mrs nonn1P R<tvburn w,... .. , rf'· (lent llUf'OI(h or Mr. t'hPrman Aless.irte at tl"• home of Mrs. r uvPn~ R~t\n.pv Mr Th'ln Thompson wa'l a!F.., l'h.,ir .~~:u~:~.st. Reblive~ have r,...,..r-iv ~ rt ·~orrf fh:ot ]'yf'"· Vt'ne Fi~hnr of Rnrkford Jll i~ l'r~dunlh erowing W""\r.r '>tlrl ,...onf:,,,...,J in n;q h~>oi Mr. .f;ibhs. c F. BINIII· lng Arch Rou~h wl'r .. bu~in e,s in New I;Ja\·~n Tuesday UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE c;ee'! I HClF'e: t'MNJT~·· 6UT F I~-, rrtAST. ~ �\ • I The Datly Sentmel Pomeroy Society Notes • ~r and :\trs Carl Hysell and ~lr and Mr~ H<trold Hysell .and Dor ef Rutland <~nd ~1r and ¥n Harold Eber~baeh and chlldre • James and Darla were Chrlstma:; d1nn1 r gl (' ~ 1 5 of ~t r and Mrs l J Eber~ba I Mrs Theodur~ Lehew and Mrs Emma Lc rhe I Prospect Hill and Mr and Mrs WIIILam Thuener of Syracuse sper L Chnstmas 1n Co l umbus with )lr .and Mrs Wilham Lehe~o, and Mr and Mn Robert EleaDor Schaaf, Middleport Soc1ety Editor Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Phone 6244 - - - -- -;:;--:;--- - - - Middleport s~iety Notes Leh~w Ralph Radchfle who has been Whlte and daughters at Walhlng 1 medical patient at the Me1gs ton Courthouse is here for a General HoBpital was returned bome on Christmas Eve Marjory Mu:bl who IS employed lD lliam1 Fla has been VlSitlng 1lr and Mrs Cbarles Archer and tbret sons and w111 also vwt an otber s11ter and her family 1n Cleveland before returnmg south Thelma and Lena Grueser and )(r and Mrs John Sllven and d.aughter Gul Pomeroy were the pests Of Mr and Mrs Don Sti vera Wednesday everung Mrs Eloda Webb Sprlnefield baa been a holiday guest of ber d•ughter Mn Mn1e Houck and children Jan and Jams , '• Bhort VISit Mr ad Mrs II L 'Dunham and son Gary left Chrlllmas Day for Wlnchester Ky arter spendmg the hOliday week end w1th Jacque line R1ee and Mr and Mrs Larry IRlte and son Chtpper Barbara Scott }umor nurse at Hol.:er Hosp1tal School of Nursmg spent Chr11tmaa with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Scott and her siater Carol Mr and Mrs Frank Eaatep Columbua VISited over the week end with her grandmother Mrs C F Hawkins and his mother Mrs Vir gmla Eastep They returned to Mr and Mrs Roy DaVIdson Jr I theu home for Chr11tmas and en and daughters Cat hy and Conny tertamed her parents Mr and Columbus spent Christmas w1tb Mrs Ja<'k Evans New Callfornta her parents, Mr and Mn A E A/ le Dallas E Merrow ts spenJ Erwin ing a week here m Middleport Mr and ~t5 Randall Manley w1th hi s brother a nd sister •n law and daughter Randy Sue Akron Mr and Mrs Harold Merrow Pow were holiday guests of relatives ell Street ll'hile on a Jo-day leave here from Roswell New Mex1co where he IS stationed w1th the Air Force Betty Becker who 11 employed He will return home to Mat!elllt 1n Columbus spent Christmas Wllh Oh10 sunday where he will •pend her son Larry Gladwell and par the remauul er of h1s leave with ent• Mr and Mrs Delbert Becker his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Mr and Mra Edward French Merrow and rarmly had a familY party at the1r home Mr anrl Mrs ( eorge Hudson on Sunday with the lollowmg and dau g hter Carol lean left toguests Mr and Mn Clyde French day on a business tnp m Colum Mr and Mra Owen French Jack bus 10n Mr and M.ra Curtis French Mr and Mr James Whit£' were Columbus Mr and Mrs M L 'Ctmstmas rl • ner gue11ls of their French Mr and Mrs Don Slivers son and daught('r m law Mr and Middleport Mrs Judson White Mr and Mrs M L French had ( larenec flar t Hunt ngton a Chnstmas Eve party at their spe 1t Chr st ma s wt th h1s brother home w1th h1s parents Mr and Dale Darst ~nd fam ly Mrs Edward l' reneh as guests of Mr :~m1 Mrs Hernard Fultz and honor Joimng to make u a four rlaughteP Hl'\h spf'nl the holiday ~:eneratl.:ln party were Mr and week end w1th the r famJ!Ics 1n Mrs Erlward T French and ehll dren Lu Ann Mare lind Ke1th Con"Yoy and ( hllllcothc Mr and Mrs Bt 1 I hllson and and Mr and Mrs Don StlverK son Rush were ( hrJstm:.ts dmner 1 Katheryn Janf' Jlarmahs ] ome roy was a g l st at the hm•ly dm g Je st or Mr n I Mrs 1h1 ron John Plants ner held Sunday at the home ot son and three children Other ):( l'sts v. N M r a d Mrs C 11 Wist Sr Fred 1 hdso llnd Mrs Helen Mr and Mrij Jlrrbert Fmk and Johnson J\,f!Sfi Mabel Hysell were dmner Mr and ~r~ l' 0 Rail an I son guesh \\ocdnesday at the new far n fom wl'rr l hJIMimas 1!nner home or i\lr an 1 Mr!l !toward g' U('!h t f Mr and Mrs H B Le) vin anrl rial ghters Hal me RD d1~ ( ha1lt slt Ot hu g 1es\s were Mrs 0 II Stewart who Is sp('n 1 Mr a 1d Mrs f' 1 Murral jng the wmter wlt~ her daughter Mr and Mrs Kf'n 1elh Zuspan and son In law Mr and Mrs Jalk Wavf'rty wl'rl ( htl !mas .1( 1 ~ts of Mr 111 •I \1 r~ ( I ll ou~h 1 11 the tw famt!Jf' S W( rc dtnnf'r ,g 11 ~Is of }II and MrH llayn o 1 l u nng han and f lmlly \11 ~ George ( h•hb nd Ia 1ghter Jan ti entertained ( hr Nlnas luy w th a dinner for Mrs M n 1c < t! mot { Mr and Mrs t:a~>~h nahr ond duughtrrs lhrlstlne and ( andacl' anl1 Mr and Mrs Ralph ( I b~ Jr and children Glorta J 11 <' <An 1 Grf'gory New Haven Mr il!ld 1\ofrs llarf'nu ( lllle spt 1 1 ( hrutmas wJth Mr and M1 ~ Wallr r }ling New Matam oras and M'r and Mn Lafaycllc Clme W n ~rn n m Mr and ~frll Edgllr Val(' a1 d daughter Bttllna Col 1mb~ ~ were ( hnslmall )lllellt8 of her molhrr \trN Fred a Wyalt l hnstmal!l rlinnrr 11ucsts of l1r~ Wsltrr Harris lncludul Mr and Mrs W 8 llarris and daughtNs Jill and Jane )fiAa Harne 1\ohr e Smith ( harles E Smith Mr and Mn William Ha nm and da 1ghtl'r I A nY Erl snd Pat Duffy l'llmerny Mr Pnd Mrs Louts tiJnnr~ anrl ch•ldr('! Kathy Marte anrt Jt r rre) Groveport RD are Vi~ltJn.t:: hl'r mother Mrs Lewis Kochle1 Mr and Mn John Lyons and ch1ldrr 1 John Tommy Bt>r 1ar l Jlchh~ and Linda spent Chr stmas with her parcnt1 Mr and Mrs Bt>rnard Srhramm Zane11Ville a1 rl John I yona ~malned for a v.tck s \!sit with h•~ gnnrlparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bing had Christmas rlmner on Sunday when lhe)' enterta Hd Mr and Mrs I ou Borrlumlt a ul daughter Ruth of Zant svillc r hnstma1 Day Mr and :\frs Rmg were gue1ta of her mecc Mrs Walt neattle and husband h !iiJKnd arlfl dauJhter Leon W r.r w J •' ~ •< j E I H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station '" SLEEPY HOLLOW' GLEN PLAID WOOL DRESS cornea from the B H Wrarf11 collee~ tlon A black wool knit dickey 1- attached at tlle V d neckUne It I• a practical and IIJTiart win· ter model tor the career girl or Lhe home maker 1 Servicemen }fr aJ d \1rs ( harlcs Buck. wete Chr s mas I ncheon guc~ls of Mr anrf Mrs } rank Buck and dmncr guests of Mr a1 d Mn W1llq.rd Ebers.b h a1 d daughters Mr and :'loin W lllam Grate and son J<.~n us of (harteston W Va and Mr and \trs Gary Duddmg Jan ce Gra te of Hunt 1 gton V.. Va were < hr stmas d nner guests of Mr and M 5 William Baker Mr and Mrs J H f'rccker and sons S ept:en a td Bruce or Dayt n and Mtss Cyn thia Tompkms of Cm c nnat spent the holtda)' weekend w th Mr and Mr~ C F Tompkins and son Mr and Mrs Jerry Rought and M1ss Ja ct Nesselroad of C<:~ lum bu~ were holiday weekend guests 1Jf ~r an J Mrs George Nesselroad Sr Mr and Mrs Edward Sargenl and childrcl Carol and Bruce re turned to thetr home Glen Rtdge N J We I csd H a ft "r a VlStl with her parr• ts Mr and Mrs Alfred Elberheld Mt lv!ll R•ffle of Colu nhus spe nt the holiday weekend with hu par ents Mr al d Mrs Roy R1ffle Mel vm ts a graduate of the Columbu~ Business Un crs \y and has ac eeptt!d H po~ twn w1th the Oh1o NatiOnal Bank 1n Columbus M1 and Mrs Guy MorriS and sons of r..llddletown were holiday weckenrl guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Vern Well of Darwin and Mr and Mrs Roy Riffle Rock Spr n~;:s mad M s Marilyn Young rrturned Lo Wa~h111gton D \ ct r stmas day aft N a ~Jsll w th hN parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Young MAs Florence Smith of Okla hom' C'ly •., the guest of her mother }hs' Florence Sm•th Mr a nd MJ,.; Jam es tugatc spent and Mrs Chr st nas w•th Mr G org(' Mt mhurt M lllcport ( ap1 J11hn ltc!w lcr of Beth I );~ ••••rNRc:e o1 "*1c1,., r.. rt~~terf"t ~...... ..... ,.. boot ..... h ....,. the ..... .,... thot Pfe!Crlhd M.dtclnee MUst M •ccwetll)" c•po.mftd of freeh, JMI .ncl lrltrMJtnll You esn M ..,. of lltttt .,.lllltt tt ST AIt KS Ltt uo pottftf ,.....,~ ,.,.. next •r.. criDtlon STARKS Mrs May Korn rond Mr aud Mn George Korn and Geor&e Jr had as Chr stmas guests Henry Korn of Marton and Mr and Mra An thony Korn of Charleston Mn Freda WyaLt entertamed Story taken from St Luke 2 1 15 alter Which the BeJ!nne.r s Dept Chnstmas Eve for the employees taulht by Yl11 Anna Ebenba('h of HeadquartPrs after they ha~ and Mrs Guy Russell liVe several clnsed for the hohday Gtfls were exchanged and Mrs Mr and Mrs Verne Dav1s Rus recitations Part1c1patmg were sdl Street had a turkey dinner Rhea Mora Twlla Sue Clatwort.hy Wyatt presented g1fts to each chr stmas Day and an exehar.ge Krithy Waban Maroe Erwin Ran guest Refr~'tments were served ol g ft.!l with lh~ follOWinG RUf'3tl dy Burt Cody Boothe Susan Lao durmg the party Thosp present were Vwla Ed \tr and Mrs Carl Moore and uau nina: Robert N1cbol DavJd Mora ghters Marlene and Lmda Pome Betty Hohstetler and lUcky Wern wards Bertha Slivka Vtrgima Ken nedy and Edna Stobat1 roy Pvt Jeffrey Wilson Camp The Primaey Department w1th arson Colo Mr .and Mn Paul -.aunders and daughters Paula Mrs Herman Werry and J.trs Carl nd Patty Bidwell Mr and Mr1 Norton a.a te•cher.a also preaenteli f:rnf"St Ca rpenter GaH1polls Mr a number of ree1tat1ons and ton ' and Mrs John Houck and t!hlldren eluded with the sroup smging of M cky Cmda and CorJnda A,ddJ three Christmas carols Parbc1pat ina: were Jeffrey Gibbs Ricky G1l son W 8 Swtsher Middleport more SaUy and M1ke Globokar Cart. Norton Penny Hayes Gor don Jobntton Sally Mora Donna ,1! Reibel Janice and Bobby Schmoll Sandy Hendrtcks and Charles Hayes A play Everywhere Every where Christmas Tomgbt was The twenty hfth weddina ann! presented by the Intermediate Dever8ary of Mr and Mr1 Lewil partment of wh1ch Mrs Fred Swttzer Porter was celebrated Blaettn1r 15 the taacher Mt mbers Sunda} of the cast were Charleaanna Hess Sharon Wllaon Gale Shvers Su Guests at thl! dmner were Mr .ale Wood.s Aseneth Tracy ..Suste and Mrs H L Dunham 1nd 110n Gary Wmchester Ky Mr and Philbps Mmada Murray Karen Hoffner and D1ana Watson ~rs Larry RJce and son Chipper 1 Whtn the Bells Ch1me was the Jaequehne Ri<'e Middleport Mn John Blazer iiOd children Robert n1me of the play presented by the Nan(')' David and Ricky GalllpollJ Junior Department taught by Mrs Mr and Mrs ThomaJ Ct-~ct IDd Jlarl•n Wehrung and Mrs Wil ch ldren Danny and Anhette Por Jiam Kennedy Mt:mbers of the too cast were Brenda Ingraham Phyl lis Kaspar Jane Baer Donna Jlauet Tommy Atkms Judy Web ran 1 Pameta Hoboteu.. Bobby Buck Nancy Burns Cheryl Ebersbach Shamn Walker Xay Com]> ton Linda Sauvage Cheryl Hood TeJUI and Moke Cuthb.,tson Ron ,.. nie R1ffle J~ Gilmore Ralph A starr meetmg of the Women A Werry Jerry Arnold Chfford Soc1ety of Chrtshan Service of Yonng and Tommy Shasteen the Portsmouth 111str1<'l Methodist Group stnging of the carol churches was held Ill .Rht Grande S1lent N1ght and the benedu:twn toda~ at the hone of Mrs John by the Rev Waldo J Bartels con W;ck!J 1e eluded lhe program The class of RObf!rt Wtlson served as ushers Dt~!nrt o lf1cers from this area f th L1r c evcmng aile d ng were Mrs Harry P At the close of the program Smt h prca;dent Mrs C F Tomp- Fred Blaettn('r m behalf <>r the k 1 t t b lh r p Jns v ce ores r en o o orne church presented the Re~ Bartels lOY :.n1 Mrs ( omer I ewls seere w1th a g ft :md gifts were present tary of nt ,w, a1~ cducalion Ra ed to the children (rom the ., home Lincolr J[lll Present w.tre Mr and MTI Edwilrd Sargent Frances Elberf~ld) a d chtldren Carol and Bruce of Olen R1dge N J Mr and Mn R chard Elberfeld and son1 Richard Robert and David Killabon M1ss Mary L;IUghead New York C1y and Mr and ~rs WJlllam An derson (Mary Elizabeth Elberfeld) and 110m Btll John Jim and Don. Lew1s Switzer's Observe Twenty Fifth Anniversary I I SADDLES IRIEPI 69¢ Sizes M:edmm 28 to 44 \ ( \ •l •Iter""" •••• IMIIht ~Icier S.~ lodq32 .. 11-.11 .. F•lYe Me ers 0f Family- -----~ 8 SINGLE COPY- ~~~~~ . . . '· -iN~~=ii:::::::i\::~;;;:~:::~;:~~::~~;------·---------:P:o:rn:e~r2oy~M~Id~d~le:po~rt:·:O:~::·'~rl~d=a~y~~:::::m:w:r~~::·~l:~:6~----------------~·------------~~~~~ New"MysteryFarm"FeaturelsSeheduled TolkginlnTheDailyS<ntinelNextWeek the new bmldmgs Due to the m e r eased costs of const1 uchon system and warnmg bells at the PI - 4 the plans had been revised and the state helped to share the J.JobsOn cros~ing of state Route 7 easa.nts County Coroner C A Ruttencutter sa1d ~ mcreased cost by mcreasing theu partiCipation from $165 000 and the New York Central &.all spread quickly through the home of Layman Speece 55 when to $192 243 00 - - - - road 1t wu learned here toda y hts daughter Mabel used crud! Contracts were let for the build An authonzation Cor t~ ra11 011 111 trymg to start a fire 1n a mg uf an eight room elemenlary road to proceed at onee With In woodburn ng stove and tbe .., stallahon .appeared 1mm1nent .as { ] exploded school buddmg with a multipl e purpose room and the additiOn t o August Schoffer of tbe Federal 'napped In the home and fatallf he H gh School bmlrhng whtch CJJJD H ghway Plannmg DIVisiOn Tl'pc>rt burned were Speece an emplore 'lad been planned tor two stones ~cd only formahtleg now barred no of the Wetrton Steel Co who W8l 18 hm1terl to one llfteation to proceed home for the weekend his wile. The general contract fo[' the Sehoffer told County Pros~utor Doll)' Speece 47 the daughter, Iemen ta r) bUJldmg was awarded lPNDON (UP) ~ fhl' Un ited James 0 Bnen Thursday the nnFunt>ral 5E'TVJtel for Frankhn Mabel and two of Speece ll to 0 "''""' W•lk•• v , ton Ohoo tlce should be delivered wtthm a Pickens Harry E 2 and Bra .... • n .. !'latjum; salvage l('am hopl.)d to be k d t h • 711 of Rae me wd1 be held Jchildren 1 ""' for $2Hi 592 00 g('ncral contJ ad il. cleara nce of th blocked SuCl wee He ad ed that matenaiR are a t e rog esong Funeral Home 1n r or tht' Hlgh Schoot ' ld loon wa' t t d f f th h h available and that there should be Masop on Saturday mornmg at The babies were the sons of~l ana o ay • no ur er 1tc es nu appreciable delay m con 10 30 o clock Rev John Ellwood ~· How aenaJ pictures of 52 farms in the area surroundmg Pomeroy were taken reccDtly IS Cglven the Persun Constr ct on developed struct.1on of Racme Will be In charge of the ~:ne~~~rS~!.,.~~e ,d• v• •ced.,w.~fe of ompa Y Huntington W va for Negot allons W('rl.' rt>ported star As f1oally approved the warn ~~erv1ees ..-~ ' ' demonstrated m the above photo Gunnar Ntelsen photographer and. Alvtn Rushenberg pt $118 735 00 t>l£'ctncal contrad fo r ~d on the future op(' rat on or th" 10 , system blueonoon•· call foo dou Mr p ckens d d t h h She escaped along w1th Shirley lot for the Zekan Robbms Company of Harlan Iowa took the senes of farm photos for I he th Et ,., "" northbound Racine on Thursday le a Oe<"Is ome 1n I Speece 7 Darrell s-ee 13 ••d c e nentary b u td mg was a canal ble blinkers facmg be 27 ..--Dally Sentmel usmg war surplus aenal cameras as shown above Nobody knows \\hose {arms warder! to Stark Hunlingto 1 W Jsrall d!sclo!>ed that .,.,.ypt s traffic a set south of the double H ho em r Bcarl Speece 18 aU children of were photographed not even the pilot and photographer unhl readers of this newspaper "'ti e was rn on August 9 1885 La) man Speece another dVa for $22 139 00 C:01 rath Ath I !ockmg of the t~nal had enabled tracks and a set between the the son of the late Hf'nry Clayton child Galy son of France!ra:nd Idenllfy the farms when they are pubhshed 111 The D<uly Senttnel Identlfymg the farms w1U 3 n wa• awarded the cnntra<'t for 1 rlll'l to se ze- naval control of the tracks A Similar system will be P1ckens and Sarah Jane Wilson a boy 'oloho had been staymg With be an mterestmg game and publication of the photos v.111 be a means of recogmzmg farmmg the c!lctr cal work on t he H1gh ulf of :'\Qaba by srndmg some mstalled for southbound traffl(' P1ckent. the famll)' Curta Hall 15 as the big busmess tlls m thJs commumty In taking the plchrres the photo plane flew back ~rl-.ool adrht10n for $t3 fi64 00 es els ardund the Cape of Goorl In add1tion automatic bell s1.g Surv•vmg are two brothe-rs Mar Ruttencutter said all the memand fqrth over the area near Pomeroy coven'ng about three hundred miles whtle selecting Young f'lumbmg anrl 'lope ;u d by tram1 ort ng others na/s wtll warn both lmes or traf wn Pickens Rac1ne and Cect. bers of the family were m bed extbe farms at random Parkersburg W Va was low :u-ru~s the Negev Desert flc Pickens Huntington. and f1ve s1s- cept Mabel when she went to tbe I rae! also disclosed 1t had of ters Gertrude Ri((Je Parkersburg kitchen and tr•ed to start a file Readers of The Datly SentmcL Will have the chance to prove bldder ror the eomblned heatln,g a1 rl p umbmg fm both bm!dc1 s f red to .exchange 5 600 captured D France! Frazter BelprE" Hatt1e about 7 a m their knowledg.e of farms 10 thJs area With the pubhcatJon of $94 045 00 i?gyp\lan soldters for four Jsraehs Durst East Fultonham Ohto Car Bear! Speece •ufrcred burns in a new Mystery Farm feature startmg next week The Board req nted the co • hcH h\ the Egyptians sad It was ~~) Ra/he~a;!:~!b'~\0 and Sarah lr)Jng to ~et the )Ounger children Ae11a] photos were taken of 52 farms m the area served tractors to use local labor to as (I rpartng to claim hu g(' rcpara Burial wlll be arle th G out of t he bl.azmg house but .... th1s newspaper and one ptctare wtll be publiShed each gre.ut an utcnt as possible L ns from Egypt and r;used new ham Cemeter)' at~rah~~ S~h~~ ~~~eased after treatment by a doo along with an >nvltatlon to readers to gtiiUo Wllllsi>larnt ' Houses on Pearl Street whJ('h protest;J agamst Eg)'ptJan com Au•~ p1dure1 were p.Ken ttY. ttle Zekan .;.... 1:1> ~~V-A have been pqrchascd un the oh mando actt vltt s t TJv f re was out of eontnl Robbint Company of Harlan Iowa to h<' us• d for the Elemcnla!l Almo~t t>W•ry strp n plans til wh~ firemen arrrv!i1 f-rom St; Bishop 0 T Gregor} resident 1l'Or<'n the can I 1 a ( bcE'n de Betore Januttry 1 10~7 veter;ms spe-cialists m th111 lmtd of low alL! Marys All of those •hQ d1cd were Sl'hool w11! be ~old at pub!H a l layed b)' a sN es of negoLJatlons B•shop of the East <..:entral Area and veterans wJdow11 Who are re tude farm photography and this trap~d ms1de Flames le\eled the on Saturday Januar" 2ti at lion hrt veen Egypt anrf the t n ted Na of the Evangel!('al Umted Breth ce1vmg pens10n (not compensat1on1 newspaper arranged to have the borne desp1te the efforts of fU"eJOn~ lulU s I I 1 lll Ravn ond Prn Church and h1s wife were k1l 2 p m at the P£'arl Str('cl Hu1hh g Will recetve form th~ Ve tcrallj photos snapped m different parts men to save 1t l loyd 1 resa l 11 of h Bruce A Wh thr the ll N salvage ll'd rn a t~o car head on colliSlon AdnumStratJon the Ann11al Jrcoml\ of the area so that every farmer Rutlencutter sa1d L a y m a n has an equal !'hance of havmg h1s Boar I p I'Stded al d others J r chu f tw ce told ll c Un ted Press on l S 40 near Cambr dge OhiO Que&tlonnalre whtch must be com Speece had been employed at on Thursda} farm p!ctur~; plllished ~lnt \\rre Pat] Smart clerk \tr work would beg n toda\ pleted and returned to Lhe propt'r We1rton for a number of years al Lowell I robasro Pa1 1 E Dav s \ th1rd v1chm identified as Nobody knows wh<Me farms were 1v.o U N ofl cJah a1nvrd from Floyd office w1thm th1rty dH}' S Veterans Tom n, Greuser two )car-old [... l'e!l 50 Cmcmnatt \HIS I COLUMBUS 0 UP - Nego. though he ~•s a natne of this photographed not even the Uarold E llubba rl <tnd Sup\ l Nl'l\ y k tr prcH•nt fur 10 0 Wilt reee ve VA Form VB 8 59 photographers The editor of The son o( Mr and Mr."~ Erl nund Greu W McComas also k 1l]ed Ill the acCldent I tiattons were scheduled to resume area and co ntmued to mamtam He !h£1r nags from dNelopmg They Disabled veterans Inr 1me Ques Dally Sentinel is. rei) lng upon the ser }I nersv11le "as reported to B1shop Gregory and his wJfe today between repre:sentatives of h1s family restdence here ('ame home regularly on weekends \INC A1 dn.:w ~ ( orrlier execu were \ 1s1tors to New Haven honna1re The form lor w1dows readers for identlhcatwn and have undf'rgon<' t~urgery m Um j the Oh1o Conaohdated Telephone 10 \e assistant t 0 Seerdary Genna! October 011 the occaslon of the Co and the Commumcatior.s Wor and holiday$ the coroner s~ud IS VB 8-685 those recogmzmg the mystery verSJty Hosp1ta! thts morn ng u Dag HammarskJold and Alfr~d G ded1eat 10 n of the new add tJon to ken of Amer~ca after Thursday ------ ~ These forms and thE' mstruc farm of the week • should notify a result of bavmg choked on a Katz Jeputy unrlersetndar) of the New Haven EUB Church The rught s sesSJon recessed wtthout pe'!nut Chnatmaa Day at home t1onll should })(! studied very care th1s newspaper Immediately he U N ~ccretanat cot.:ple had been Visttmg !he•r much progress fully 1C a fm nc1al statemri t IS In order to make the contest The tot had been tak('n to a lo daughter 10 Dayton Ohlo and National Representali\'t' J Cur necessary because of the opera more fun the names or those cal doctor the evenmg of h1s ace! were returmng to thmr Pittsburgh t1s Flet<"her of the umon sa.1d noguessing the farm correctly will tibn of a buunes!l flll'm or renta! dent and was returnrd home aphome thmg happened 1n the Thursday lneome the mstruct10ns on the be publillhed each week The .acctdent occurred about s1x meeting The operator of the mystery parently reeovenng sat1sfactortly preparatiOn of th1s .-tAtement Last mght relatives satd t~c mtles tast or Cambridge when the It was mostly a general diseuf. farm will receiVe a beautiful ahould be followed. }oungste-r became Ill agam and Gregory car antf a truck dnven by 51on about vanous ~ems m the mounted enlargrment of the or g The Income ltmltallon {or a \e WASHINGTON - I lans for a was rushed to Holzer Hospttal Lovell eolhded accordmg to the dispute Fletcher said teran Wlthout a depe 1den t 1s $1400 !DR) photo If he wJil call at the Pomeroy pol ee w11l remember from where physJCJBns ordered long range program of cooper a! on State Htghway Patrol He !'aid federal med1aton met and w1th a dependent the hm1ta Dally Sentmel off1ce This photo 1956 as the Har they almost d1• h1m st>nt to the Columbus mst1tu belWl!en K wallis lntcrna1wmll the Lovell an employee of the Avis Wlth n~hJ. company after the te<'eas patched an officer m a s1ren wail Uon Is $2700 per year The same IS free wttb the comphmenta of 1 Umted States A•r Fore and l l\11 twn for Jmmedtato surgery Truekmg Company was dehvenng but ng was reported 1Dg crwser to rescue a rtve-year mcome llm1tattons applv to w1d The Da1ly Sentinel sponsors of A snow stornt lhat piled up to a truck from Pittsburgh to Cm Atr Patrol ha e hf'rn a 1 o 1 n J The meeting was aimed at .set the contest Fann operators who owa The penSion 1s not irH:om& the Buffalo N Y Clnnat1 tlement of the ftve month stnte old boY from a neighborhood argahere by Reed C Culp Sail Lake 13 IIHhts The Me~gs county vete1 ans :ser recognize their f~rms tn the newsarea sw1rlcd mto New En~land to ag.amst ihe 11t1hty which serves 24 ment o•er a tncycle C1ty president of K 1-'JI s lnte,. paper series should come to the The lnc !dent was repcn1.ed t,t vlce OffJce 110~ Court St Pome day a 1r1 v.eather nen warned ac OhiO counties natlona THEISS RELEASED off1ce at the f1nt opportumty so day to The Dally Senhnel as tbe roy will assist rl'~ldenls oi Mctgs The program Js li'~Lg d to c umulatiOn~ will ruch three to that they can makl! posJ!Ivc hlenti Jim The1ss 23 Syracuse was must humorm s of the year .)br Countr m filing these forrns but flcatlon and fet their free picture seve n <'II('S st•mulate the ntere t of A ne1 fmcd $10 ,and costs 10 Justice of MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mayor E F Ro~mson s secretvY, tt must be emphastzed that lhe Coldl'r wt athrr also gnpped the Pcacl" R E Grmdley s court Recognlzmg aenal photos 1s can ~oung people n s('Je He an I .,,.. Admltll'd Mr Arthur Goodtn Ehna Russell veteran or wtdow must have the t.neky business and the photogra East and f'Xtended mto Hortda Thursday and rl'leued from coun Albany and Lena McElhmney of mathematics f.'ngln{Nlng and 1Hl Mrs Russell answerf'd her otR:e proper mformat1on reqUired 6y p"ers further comph"ated 1t by agement and to pro note an ~here wwler reso'"t v1s11ors sh1v lY J8ll He was charged w1th co Middleport No one was discharg phonf: one da\ to hear m ~ grtltt. the form and the instrudJOns takmg the shot& at random and a awareness of the need for people erc(j n 41}degr('c nadJni>s at Ml hab1t111 g Ill a stale of adultery ed growhng and low vo1ce MALIBU Calif (UP}-The third few from the back Slde of the m these professions Jn the com ami Bearh Will you send a policeman aut farms so that the contest Will be ma)or brush f•r" tn three days o( u g )cars A ty; o day eastern snow storm \\est Coast mfcrno broke out ettr •w•y to Job. . . more Interesting and reqUire mQl'c Culp and 0 E Peterso1 Clu b1 ned B~1ffalo u1 dcr a l3mch s.kJII The p1lot flew about 30·a ly \Odlly m the favh10nable Bel blanket of "'hit~ \\eaiJu:~rmrn Sllld I Smce Mrs Russell always nolia cago seeretary of K1wams Jntc'" mlles back 'lnd fortb across tbe Atr d1stnct of Los Angeles lht! stor n w 11 dump th et' to five nahonal met here with reprcscn a few more facts than the C$Ut-r The new ftre v;as less than 20 trade area of Tbe Dal1y Sentmel New nches today n Vu non! tatJ\IeS of Au Fone Headquarters m1les away from here whert. 1 200 wh1le taking the photos w•th pro !a:r: Hampsh re and M me and up to fess1onal aerial photo ef"\Uipment f1ref ghters are battling names MaJ Gen '"-"niter R Agee Na acvl'n mchcs In southern New B CHET TANNPHILL ~1~ a vo•ce oddly like a ittle In publishing the senes of farm that havf' blackcnd n<"arl) 2'7 000 Uonal Commander of t:ll'tl Air Pa York slate Y "~ bo}"'s--.,uppl)'mg name and resf.. ~ members of the CAP na trnl and photos th1s newspaper 15 recog acr~s and turned this mo\ e col If }OU re gomg out for a Sunday nde Middleport streets are dence Deta•ls as to wbat Johnny L•ght snow flurnrs also arc ex Aa Indictment datmg frorr the !JOnal slaff m:nng farmmg as .the big tn.mness 01 ~ mto a disaster area the safest place to go sJght seemg Yonkers wa'5 domg that requlted "' May 1953 term grand jury rharg As a hrst ste p 11 the plnn Culp peeler! f om thl' northeJn talf uf •t JS today btg 1n mvestment m Ftgurcs compiled from the State Highway Patrol the coun the presence oi a po!Jceman were The harned Los Angell's Cit} the Great IIams ea&L to Pcnns:n ing a Middleport man w1th leav land michmery hvestock ani announced that K1wa 11~ Intrt na ty shenff s department and Pomeroy and Middleport Pollee vague vama F 1re Depart n('nl se1 t 12 engJne lor the s«ne of an acc1de 1t was butldmgs The pictures are a tr tiona! expects to support the A•r - - -- Wtthoot rrmmsmg the patrol A ney; cold a1r mvaswn h1t th.e Ih!par•men ts for 1956 showed few nolled today aceordm~ to County butt:! to agriculture m th1s com compames manned by 110 m(ln to Force and CAP m the tralmng of ~r people InJured tn fewer acc1 car at m ce Mrs Russell ended the th!:! rl:!aldE-nhal area m Bel Au northern Crcat Lakes area and Prosecutor James F 0 Br en mumty l 000 U S St'hool toac hers m a dents m\ olvmg fewer automob les call aflu hearmg a votce she aswhere flames wer( reporll d ill k WJJI ~r rcad as far as the north Tbe prosecutor said Fred Allen nat on:rl avlaiJOil ed r at on work m Middleport than m Pomeroy or sumNl to be a little bo) 1 mother mg ovt"r (lnt"d tp foolh lis ea~trr 1 Oh10 Vallq by mghtrall p&Jd costs of $23 02 Hnd the charge shop to he set 1p 1w < AP off say Roger what are you dmng.,,. Fire off1cJals sa1d an arson Seal! I ~ • ow flurr cs and r'\1n oul s1rll' both towns W&!l erased Two prosecutmg w t ctal U S A1r Forcf' l' v11Ja• t~ux Durtt g t ht' }ear M1drlleport poThen she calted back at once, squad ts tnvcs!lgatm.., both the lhary Ol' ur n I m lh~ m d MJsSI SSlfJpr ht'e 1 \l'NtJ~ate I 70 colhs10ns or ncsscs Mr and Mrs Robf'rt Tur got Mrs L C HJII 358 E Malb, ftres hac and the blaze at Bel Valle) 1 d nee of the cold ab ner ~llddJcport sin.., the mdwt 'I'he w1rksho p v.IIJ t e I 1 l ~t on the In e Askrrl 1f there was any •mohap JYolvmg 126 aytomobnes A10 ment have n1ovcd to not hNn 1 "h rh 25 pN~ons ~ IOJured lll trouble Mrs H !I saJd she d1dnt ~ham1 l n1vers tv Oxford Ohto Oh10 and were not IOca(ed fo ~ ub­ flanws haH r~tl' up the July 8 to A gust 9 HJ57 None wrrc kl!ll!d ~~ \ know of am other than a typie~l pOOnl serv1ce 11 co t a~t Pom(~ ohcelhave M lrllrport ~ second auto a~1 ch1lri s argumrnt over use ol a iMrehed Malibu sot! a hi df'stroyed flll'd rl'ports on 108 a 1den h In dent rlunng thc montb of Decem tncyclc o\l'nl'rl l y her son JWcft;'/ Tbe traffic accldf'nl OC{ urrflrl at leas 60 homrs Tt e ltrc ex volvn ._, 197 cars m which 39 per bN was tt t-orded Thunday morn 5 a Jew m dl'~ .ago Dee 22 1953 Total cshmatcJ plodcd thro 1gh the strcefs ol th Fu.ncral S<>ntces will be held arf'a hete 'arly todKY and came sons W{'re ]Jrcrl Pomerov s fatal mg w th on I} ln!RO{ damagef; re Infon w I of Rogl'r s rcguest, to damages amounted to $20 Sunday at 2 p m ln the C'hase at'Od('l 1 ~ "Pre on a par with Mid •nil 1 1: accordmg t'b Po~cc Ch1cf town h;dl \frs Ill II was under.. • V 1hlll a few Yards or the ~WHnk Funeral Home al Rutland for Wll dlcport F \('ryone ~s('aped d('ath Ba1ley 5lanl ngly surpnsed The otber $350 000 Mahhu Sands Ilold But bur W1lcox 80 who dtcd a tu~ Mean"h ll' th(' sh('rJ f s depart Hl'n M !ton Wnght 60 o! flt 2 ('hlld was Johnny Yonkers. 'i• extra crcwl'i establish d a r ng home near Lnngsv11le early Friday nll'nl a1 I Sla te Patrol who make Gallt ptJI s has been etted to apfour aro nd the holl'l and beat out FIVe Mf'lg~ County Bark~ n NEW YOBI{ l P - President mormng He had lx!en 11! for an Th s was onc request by. ~ a flamt>~ nounced today an 1ncru~f' 11 1n Eu'lenhowrr 1s 1hmkmg abo It ask a team to fll(k l p ~ n:~rled fcndl'rs pear n Ma\or F1sher s court Sat extended period of Lime aJ d con otr llll' toll! I\ s htghwan and rda, at R p 11 Lo answer charges P.om('m) r11lzt>n for a pohceman Mor(' than I 000 ~)('nons flerl tert'st pa1d on sav1 n~; ~ act'ounls •ng Congress for authority to u.!le fmed to b.u home lhl'lr h "' l's dur ng the mgh1 as and cerLJ{Jca e:; of rleposH for stx U S armf'd forres whenever he roarls f rol rd n1o 213 wrecks that or tk~al ~ta rtmg al:ld backmg of to krer law anrl order that "'• ~urvMIUlg the decl!as,..d are h set'ond n nor bru sh f1re broke oqt months or mort' from llll' 1o lwo bel~cvl's lht>v arr uet'derl to kt!ep dcmol she lor dented 351 cars Ill a motor V( hirle Without assured furgott • All r xce pt the :nmle ltJ recolltrtlo• hr ngs wtfe Cora threl:! sons Walter and w th n St 1 n I s uf where 1 200 per«nt Thc mcrl'aSC s 1 ffrliJvr peal'c n thf' M tldle East '!ho New Jllrerl 114 people and k•llcd f1ve clf'ara tl' olhf'r At: rrl 1 I! to pollrc r<.'porl~ Warren of Langsville and Wood f rcflghtcrs were batiJ ng a two Jan 1 1957 or :;~1 lh(' elos(' or the York 1 nes sa rl today m Jts lead fhc gra1 rl to tA l for town and \\ nght 1 ack(' 1 h1s auto £rom a row of Middleport one rlanghter da) rm:pre~ent Jnteresl pa"1 11 ;.t per o l stor} ARRESTED AGAIN p~rkmg space 1010 a Evelyn Thomas Gallipolis a ha[f Parlltpalmg han~ s arl' 1~c 1JmPs wa ~ ll1J::L01 Corr~spond ellUl rv tfiJtes to the staggt>rlnJ:: rlownt<w Jhrry Gnaham 30 C?l~n,Jiifr, brother Ro&s Rutherford of West fl'trst NallonaJ Ra k anrl the Ra ent J11me~ V Heston rrported that Sllm oi 391 "rctk~ In them tht're rar dnH n bv Phyllis Hackett 29 0 1us arrested and J&Iied for f :0.1 1rltlll'l r1 damag1ng the r1ghl LliJerty 0 mne grand children LICENSED TO WED c1ne Home Bank ln th of R ICIIIc the J'rl'stlf' 11 11 1d Sl'erct;:.ry Gf wl'rr 674 rars rildlgurcd or S<'nt Sl'<'OI I I 11c ln rt'cent WE'CkB to tht> Jll k ards lnjllted pl!rso 1S j Erlward Helllll'il 21 J~banon the Pomeroy NalJOnal B111 k Po 1 (' Stale T•h 1 Fo~fer Dulles plan to tolalr I I"'R l'liOU"h to fill Me1gs Tl'~r fl'ndt'r of her car and two great grandchildren l'hargl or ]IJ]l support 0 unemploy"d anrl Mariha Rut roy and R 1Uaud the hrmcrs talk abo 1t lhc country s futuro H v. a brou ht here by General Ht ~p•tai"' ,M>PtoXlmately j ~t:'llhN dll~r was lnjured by Fr~ends may call at the tuneral ter HI Ctrpentcr RDl rece1ve0i Bank & Savmgs < o Pomeroy and M1ddle E11st pol cy Wllh leaders Of seven hmcs \he mshap P• tl' Jfcntln" and w1H ·~:~ hom~ after 7 p m Friday Burial a lloonsc to wed through Me1gs the Citizens Nat10nal Bank of Congress 1n a meetmg at the The otht'r December acddent Ju~t1 ce of Peace R E G w1U be made in Mlle1 CcQJelery Probate court Thursday lliddelport Wbitc Housu next Tuesday (Continued on p.lgt flwt) was rcporled on Dec 2 court Franklm' Pt'ckens aimed By Death At Racm·e Home gra,..._ 50 0 8 u01'ted.Dfethrf0 Aid 1~ Offered ~eigs Veterans On Questionnaire B'IShop 'Js Killed J.. 'cci&nt Two y ear 0 ld T Chokes On Peanut Has Surgery Negotiators To Resume Talks On Phone Strike I I Cooperative Program For Snowstorms Hit CAP Outlined In New England Most Humorous Situation Of Year Recounted States Heavily New Fires Pose Added Dangers At Movie Colony Police Records Show Middleport ~:-;•.:~~" ,.t As Safest For Dnvmg • • In c...ounty ~~~.:~~t:~~··:..'~~~':!~~~: Indictment Is Nolled Against Middleport Man S.p!; dining group in solid hardrock maple • (drop leaf extension table and 4 chaus) Look apln at that low price ••• ever expect to see fttt mtu1e of thJs quahty As a rule, you wont, but \\t tnade a special, factory.to you arrangement with the famous manufacturer so you can own th1s fme furm .. ture for what youd expect to pay for ordmary ple<es We ve pictuJed only a oarnplmll' of our complete open-stock selectton of bowltoll' pm quality aoltd hardrock maple for your entire horne Come see them all, touch the soft. worn edses, glide your flngerg over the &Jiken smoothness of the luond rubbed ) fln1sh •• , then chooBO the pieces you want at really substanhal savmg• for so little! round ex.llnlion tablt IUit buffet chm•----------------SI49.00 Wilbur Wilcox Is ----- Claimed By Death Friday At Home Presiflent May Ask For Right To Use Troops Interest Hiked To Local Savers I ' / ..." ,..., •ullol tnd huleh PIJ It n~llill !ob~ 11110 bUflel and hulc:h fliiiO &1da cha1r Stl OD side ch,ur IU 00 •' l1ght- Flex1ble- Smart DRU; STORE E Malu 81 Mt Hobson Crossmg Small -- •RIIt b MARYS W Va fUPJ - F1vc members of a rural fall!· The M1ddlepo11 Board of EducatiOn met Thursday mght at 11Y urned to death but stx others escaped when fll'e engult... the High School wtth the architects from Manetta and the con M 1\~ tractors when contracts were awarded for the construction of oneeat;:;.a~~s~~~~~!~o: 0~v:ll~~~k!: :~ythelr three-room frame home seven miles north of h~e ~ 69¢ ~ CIDU4Jr rw•r L•ke I,... an4 ceiW VOL Vlll NO 217 Salvage Teams B . Clearing . Of SUCZ Cana} Large by lnv .,,.,. SHIRTS Ohio ch•ntte •n tem""""' looloJr'•illlll uln IPrNdlnt .wr , . . . cloucty wfth • .... IMW and ~~'~'~"~;;;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;C~h~u~•;<~h~S~c~h~o=o~t~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;:;::~;;:;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;::;::::;:::~:;::::;::::;:::;;::;::::;::::;::::;:::~ _ _ _ _ _ ....... - enttne WIATMU IY UNITIII . . . . . Contracts Are Awarded For New Installation To 6 Others Escape Flammg Home :'''~ Middleport School Construction Be Made Soon. At ~~en Oil Explodes, Starts Fire . . ...., ELBERFELD$ - ..... - at y • lng to •now ,..,.... ...... Men's Tee Shirts Portsmouth WSCS DIStfiCt Meeting Will Be Todny Turner Fam1ly All H,ome For Holiday Dmner Christmas "ROC K-'N-ROLL" e • -- FRUIT OF THE LOOM Party G1ven For Den 3 Cub Scouts By Mrs. Hood I RfKNOW 1 ~ll nI h Mil rof Mr Ph and eLtetw s y IPr Md an k and Ill P Mrs Edward l te lwller of Loran are the guesh uf Mr and Mrs l~hn 1 1 1 ('tWill'! Col and Mrs W Hor I J ~n th so \\ tltor 1 Jr and da gh t r An of Al('X md r a V are t h io::lll'St of ~fls Theofl rl' l' hersbnrh Mr and \Irs W U sC les rl:!turn lIt th e r lo (' llamp on W Va \\ l'rfne"d )' fler spcu I ng Christ n<~ v.1tt Its~ ~tcr Rnrl h olht!r 111 av \1r 1! !-.1rs N r H•r l)recht a 1 daur,:hler Mr 11M ~ navl \\al.!lon Mmersv ill' IHJe ( hlls1n as llnnl'r gmsts of Mr a1 I :vJrs ( !bert PI"(. vt:ORGE WOLFE Frrcmu l'\HE>\ SI (tiJINI S1rv1 E I" ar 1 \'- tnttrs 1\1 ~o 1 W Va h( I~~ and f Jwal I Yo In~ W( n ( hnst .a t rk nas d mwr guc~t~ of Mr and Mrs i< WoUc SCI! f i\lr n I M1 \\ tl Ray GlilZC sun Wolfe f Ho Ht 2 R Mrs Alhf'fl \1<'es rch rnrd hone Wo1l1 ~rmlu 11! d fr ~ ltar.1nc Tuesd~t:V after a v1111t 1 Calltpohs IIJgh Seh oul hefurc , 1 r g the Wllh :\h und Mrs Jlarold Erwm se rvlc<' n {)('Jnll'r l!l5~ lit! •~ a ml nl t r of M 11 c I ho She was an overmght gul'st Tues tug raph l Sf] 1 dron L ba I a\ dal of Mr 111 rl :\1rs Mal In Mees Mr and Mrs Ear! Dl' n, spent tlu l S N v I \ 1 Slat Chrll>tmas In Chilht'olhf' w th h18 Japan nother Mr~ N01a Dennv and- Mr and Mrs Ross Tomlmsort nnd fam ly Mr and }irs E• 111e I r ch and 1 rlauKhter of Vf'vy I 1d JOined the grm p for dinner Mr and Mrs Harold Bn1hb m re L rued to thc1r home D nhar W M•~ MJ11 1 II ud Dl.'n V,q Wl'rln~sday alter a se-veral of 11fn 3 C 1b 51'01 ts t I lav!i v1stt wllh her pa t> liS Dr Chr stmn p I) fl r tl r r h~ Slit :.m d Mrs C l' W OownJC' 1 rda} evenmg t~ld a ,~;t H l'x hH 1 ~ r Mr an I ~rs Edward Bauer of Mn Hood n!so pn l'l t d g f ~ Br('ezy H~•ghts art! 10 t:olumbus to the (' ths and To 1 n v MrG ~~~ as (:Uests of their liOn and daugh whose bu:thd IY IS u < lu st 11as !l't In law Mr and Mn ctifford Ba• cr and ~on Rod w1s honor I with a takr rf•~ Mrs Beulah Neutll nR JS thr lrd 1 Clu 5! nt~ Cl lt lS gue~>t of Mr and Mrs carl Ncutz. ling and fam1ly of Newark Christmas nlsht guc,.;ts of Mr nnd Mrs JEm£111 Curti& wore Mrs A J r.urlls Oarwm and 1\-tr and Mrs L~wrence Fr<~ncis and family Mr and Mrs Lawr(' tf" Franc1s anrl fam1ly were Chn~11us Day g 1t sts or Mr and Mrs George Franct~ of M ddlrport Al~o call 1ng wrre Mr anrl Mrs ( arl T HnH< h and sons and Mr 11 ul Mrs Will am FranciS an 1 fa1uly of \Jr ~ 11 s r Turner h 1r1 -.II S.l n~cusc fmtly hon c for Clmsl ~ Ra) mond St('wart a td Pt!aehv shl' l'nlerta nf.'d w1th a rt F.llas Ncre WednesdaY g f"sts or her home In Lal rei <:1 ff Mr and Mrs Lawrcnr(' ~Tant'Js Those prc~ent were Mr ~ 11 \I and family !-.1Jito 1 llood nnd som ~ r r, uests of Mr and \II s R F 1nd Jame10 Middleport \I a trl Ncuizllng over the Chnl'i1nas holi \1rs Sam Turner Ash!an l :'.1 lay were Mr and Mrs Bill Greu and )fJ s I loyd Wr1ght 111 1 h 1 ser Mrs Add1e Greusrr Mr and rt Mtehael Bl"'nny ,., 1 lh k Mrs Robert Wllkm of I ancaster I 1 Cl O} Mrs. Harry Iliff a d Utchard Barnh11rt nf Darwin Allll St HlersbUJif II Mr and Mrs W•lluun Kaspar K rrn Turnrr q uel\y obs• rved their 59th wed dmg anniversary at the1r home on Mulberry Ave WMnellday Mr and Mrs Robert Hysell of Breezy Heights spent Chrl.atm11 da} w lh Mr and Mrs Homer Hy sell of LIR<'Oin Htll 8-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy Federated Church Sunday School Middleport 0 , Dec 27 1958 Christmas Program Held Sunday The Federated Cbureb Sebool '- - - - - Alfred Elberfeld p•oiiJ"am hetd sunday eventng G1fts Exchanged opened wlth tbe., orPJJ prelude by Dmner Is Held tllr• Fred Btaettnar tonowod by By Employes At The ramtly of Mr and Mrs AI prayer by the superintendent fred Elberfeld were all present Fred Btaeuoar Chnstmas Event fur Chrbtma.s d1nner at their Joe Kennedy read tbe Christmas THE SHOE BOX Mlddleporl, Ohio On The Brightest Corner In Middleport ' ____ Second Accident Of Dec. Reported For UI'ddleport � 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 27, 1956