https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db3c1596d196447d32dc0fda30025ac1.pdf 2e03bf86d8cb2cac035bfcd7fd15ce47 PDF Text Text ' . • ,.J • 'Mainly ·About People In '"' .Around And " ·AbOut Middleporf '• r I ~~ ·-···- • . . • aty ,. - Ul ~ .:1 ;.j. enttne\\\ f · , J; v /:, o~ < XIV NO. 219 POMEROY-MIPDLEPORT, OHIO • THURSOAY, JANUARY 3, 1963 • \i ' i • 't. . ' IIIG!I VNITED NATIONS I Helimptera whirled overhead ipRCES <UPV -United Natlono ferrying oot IDdlan U.N. ~ed :' - s\ruck aCI'OII the Lullra while macblne . guno d>litlored. ;~t"' ~w d Jodotville loday, mortar sheila exploded and Swed,com dero predicted the WI 8aab jet flghtert obrieked • ~ . IDt would fall overhead. . . lii!l!jhL Tb• U.N.. ....ault forte, ordered tD amlllh KalanP.SO ,reslJianco baiUing from poalliM four JadotvUie and Kolweli,, ourged from Jadotville. '!'here wu forward. • · · Immediate <:Oftllrmatlon. l lfteporto circulated 1D Leopold· Mrueo . ......, Jlrld«Mead ville that U.N. troopo bad The U.N. Ioree of Etbklplan Invanc:ed six miles since the lut lantry, spearheoded by Indiu IJ" official news Wednesday· and now mored can, advanc:ed from ·• Ib~:::~: won In the beavlltt Ifi 10 far 1D the .._;p quell Kalangete Jeceulon There woo 110 Immediate fresh on the wbereaboutl of Ka· Prealdent Moloe Tlhombo, reported In Jadotvllle, olll>e'r PRICE' FIVE CENT$ Near to rally hlo lorcfl flll' further~ The ldvanc~was part .r 0 twolliotance or to oeek uecotiatiolll J1r0118ed U.N. drive to end Toi..nfor a cease-fire. bo't .military resistance and deThere wu oo olflclol total .r prlve him of vital miDIDg rev.. the lllllllbor .r cuualliN auffered n~~e~ . either by U.N. troopo or relllaling Eod 1o Neor Katang... gendarmu In the bit- The drive 011 Jadotville, follow· ler fighting. 1ng U.N. rejection of 8J101ber Captured whlla Dlei'Celllll'ieo Tlhombe proposal to negotiate, said Tlhombe'a troopo were appeared tD signal au early end msiBOd IO< otrong atand at Jadot· to Katanga's aeceuioJI from tbe vllle ID a pouible bid to 11ve CoDgo. Tohombe ;,,..... hlo firtl tbe P""'lcleat from caplure. appeal for negotiations from Ja· dolville Tuesday •. Powell, Carson, Same Day tars Cancer Victims~ SHOP KEITH GOBLE SPECIALS e 6 Month• ~ 6000 Mila MEIGS THEATRE .t'OMEROY, OHIO Warronty e36 Months Finance ' On 61-62 Mod•l• • .).. MAK·E · :., : ' <·.,,, ... .• ,), • e 24 Month• Finance On 56-60 Modal• "CIHn..t Can In Town" ELBE~fELDSi 1N:. ,...... '62 THUNDERBiRD Convt, '62 FORD Falrlarie 6 Cyl. t Aulo. Trant. R&ij. ,' '62 FALCON 2 Dr. Moator. '61 FALCON 2 Dr. UM. '61 FORD Folrlana 500 2 Dr. Auto. Troni. II&H. '61 FDRD Folrlano 500 1 4 Dr. 6 Cyl, Hutor. '61 C:OMIT 4 Dr. Sto. Wog. Aulo. Trant. UH. . '60 FORD Country Sedan. 6 Pou. Auto. Tran&. II&H. Power at.. rlnt & brakH• '60 FORD 4 Dr.. Cuot. :tOO. St•nd~rd Trtnt. R&H; I Cyl. '61 VOLKSWAGIN Radio. Rool shorp. '60 CHEVROLET lol • ,_r ~~-·....... ~:~ ani Trant. R&H. 59 FOlD Golaxlo 2 Door Herd Top. Avto. Ttant. UH. Powoi' -~· 'S9 FORD Folrlona 4 Dear. I Cyl. Slaft!lord Trant. II• dlo ond IIHto;. 'S9 FORD Fllrlano Auto. Trant. R&H. '59 FORD Cuot. :100, artl Trant. 1- Cyl. '51 FORD Country ~~~;:~ Aulo Trant. R&H. ....rln'" 4 Door. •51 FORD Folrlana 500 c""lbla. Aulo Trant. Rl H. Power "'"ring. . ' 4 Door. Aulo. Trant. R&H. I Cyl. '57 FOIID Cull. :tOO 4 Door. Standard Tront. llloH. I Cyl. '51 CHIVIIOLIT lol Air Ceno't. St......... Trtnt. II &H.,.__,..... powerbraket. '57 I'ORD Country Sed. 4 Dr. Standtrd Trano. Radt. & H,_;ICyl. '51 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Aulo. Tr-. I&H. P1w1r steer· . .' • ,. • Began In Small, Bit Parts Children's Happy Holidays ~ ' YOUR:. SHOP~ING .~. .,••~ ,;. .. ' 4 Dr.· Auto. TrraM. '60 MERCURY .4 Dr. S • ANNUAL JANUARY SAVI A FURNITURE PIU SALE SAVINGS GALORE On Fine Home Furnl.shlngs liST TERMS ANYWHIRI IUY NOW AND SAVI AUXILIARY ON &Til The Ladles · Au:lillary of Middleport Fire Department will not meet on Ita reJ!IIar meetJng nisbt this monfll I but will meet on the 8th of J111u- Clun VNII Cor' YM'to tO.Idng F~ LHt No Porthor. We Hoft Ovor • Ulld Cars To Choola From. All II• caoitllf!Onid To Get. Y... Trouble F - Mil-• ·lt·H ' ~· Boys COME SEE NOW .. •. BAKER FURNITURE pr. ·sr... 10 to.3 ·' •. Girls THIS WEEK'S OXF-LOAFERS r. r . .,. !" ' Jnti.poworbrakoo. MIIICURY 4 Dr. Auto. Trlftt. RIH, Power dolr- '5~ lftll, pOwer brak... '55 CHIVROLIT 2 Dr. 150 6 Cyl. ltandord !rant. R• dt.andH-. 'M CADILLAC 4 Dear. Auto. Trant. II&H. Power IIOirlnt.-rbrokH. 'U lUlCK 4 Door. Stondard Trlftt.RIH, '56 CHIVROLif lol Air 4 Dr. Hard Top. Rod ond Whltoo '15 PLYMOUTH f Dr. 6 cyl. ltanclanl 'frans. ~adle and HHNr. KEliH GOBLE FORD INC. ~ ' l~ ' ''M,iPDLEPORT'S trSID CAR CENTER" " -.' SPECIAL . .. 1961 Cadillac Hard Top Coupe Solid white finish, white wall tires, Power brakes and steering-One local owner. NEW LOW PRICE--- •3495 .KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'll Like Our Quality Way of DoiDC B~W" · WY 2·5342 Ohio· . First Time, Ever �. ., ' \ · 983 3 :l-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlel!OJ!,.,0"'- Jan. · 1 . Oifton m•~es life • a happier place. ' · wh the busy day ·I t clone,'T!Im, In lbe llgllt Q! ltle opon 1 or ..-1 lor &old, · 1 , '·d .,.., be ......,. · P":rllh I I clear!!._ I nci loll{ler have maUee. envy m•rth. ' llldlll aU ol 1 be. • . MAJOH. W,. V.t.. •• «>" . Enriched -Brear is baked with PG-7n": a specially developed new - 1 year ago toda)· . Frieda our teacher and pres!· de~t was stm leading t he :SLICED ·:BACON · . PORK ' ENDS Li'V-ER ·~- 19c- .. ·• I .,' always VAUEY BELL . . JlJG.MILK blue• she will mend. ______ an· other .,_, Means 8 lot from day to day. Seem~ we're Uvln& for each other -· ... lu a friendly IOI't of way. we miss June at our meet1n1s I was hopln& abe would come But ..... '11 be with Ul OIOD, I pray, We'll welcome her aa thouch she'd never been away. Now Dora enjoys life oq11 It seems to me. She'• faithful to her home and church a• we can plainly •. •• .. ·-.•• Laura, life seems all gladnels )'OIL Lena's heart 18 Ullht and yeara are cood tv her, Her 0)'011 .,. brilhl and I Ia • doesn't seem to have a care, LUOllie hll I tou<:h ol charlll and cheer• the paaaerby• Lorrolnl!, her amter, blal btr bear&. wo'Jl praiM her to tho Dina Riddle, wco wlah you could be bere, You and dauchter Ethel • r o friends 10 very dear Winnie· in the twiliibt year1, I ::.. ·--- WOLFI'EN Mr. and !win. Joe Hatfield, ond Nancy, Mrs. Edna Reed aDd Vicky, Mrs. Ann Collins and children were Chriatmaa day visitors of their daughter and sister, ·Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ScorllerrY and family. ¥.. ,"'""'''':-;·· . •·w ' FABRIC SPECIALS Regular 89c Drip Dry Fa.rlcs 2 $1• yda. > . • I ~ .•. .I Sine., S.l" & Service f iiSW.Sooo ... W'f ;.2114 Pilaf ., ·s ale Starts Tomorrow, 9 a. m . '·· ..,.. ' . - ' . ·~. ~ ' . ' . ...... ;f • '· ladles' CAR COATS and. DRESS COATS Girls' CAR COATS and DRESS COATS 8.99 a_nd 10.99 - -- - 12.99 13.99 14.99 17,99 and 18.50 19.99 22.50 ' 26.50 •.• • 35.00- 5.99 6.99 42.50 .' " ' ' 0 ·- -N· . •• ... •• ' ' • t ·,, • .. ''£'l . ' -;, :.J",; C E "l ,. ·.· s· state· · -.... -" .; ~ .. • •..)., : '' : . - ' i ~ . .''\ '"' ~·' 6.00 13.99 16.99 20.99 10.00 13.00 I4.00 Plaids and plains. Several colors BOYS' JACKETS and CAR COlTS LADIES' SLACKS and SETS · ·GIRLS' . DRESSES 7.99 and 1.99 - -____,- 6.110 ' ' _,;.. lind 5.99 4.00 s.oo 7.99 and 8.99 ------~-- 7.00 9.99 ond 10.99 - ---,,......--___..:._ _ 8.00 11.99 ond 12.99 9.00 ' · Girls .•velvet •fllld velvel·nylon ·~bmblnaUon dresses. • .. Hlitllt'I,Ooll • 7.00 and 1.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 16.00 20.00 . 29.00 35.00 Plaids, plains, wools and twills • ' (rl~ ~t.~' l.\,t. \l} .:.::lJ.J-6. . • J . ' ,II . P,omeroy · ,, 10' ' ·Wltl, £wrytlilh, GotJ , ·. . CIIII# ' . . . .' 9:00 Ia,7;:00 . 9 .... '-' '!GCACIER C~t.IB) . . INci.uiMNG n.uuDAY Cotton Sallis '{,.• J ... -.. ·THE FABRIC SHOP . ' OPEN' EVERY .DAY·. ~-·---' 98c ·_ • t•. Gaod Things Gil With H1iner'1 ... • '-Service Market ' Regular 1.39 The Modern Mart's January ·BOrcl'en's lceCrec:im ,."'· '·9' c 0 -~ And Heiner's continues to have tho other important qualities a bread should haVe ••• such e.xcellence in texture, guaranteed "Se&led~in flavor" and fteslmess, that .mora and more l;lousewives insist on Hciner'i riched bread as the qualitY ltiDdat4 · for their table; . '• 39c lb. . ' We are proydQ_f' this new bread and of takIng this f~r) step in cauyinJ out ·0111' responsibility toward yow family. We I» lieve you will be pleased that with this new Heiner's, your bread-such a baSic: IDp dient in the family diet-iJ in step with tho latest scientific thinking. · • January MIDDLEPORT .. This is all the Information we needed! We worked together with Procter 8t Gamblo whose laboratorie. .developed a special shortening ideally suited to the baldnJ ot broad yet high in "poly-unsaturates."Today, every loaf of Heiner'.s enriched bread is nlade with this special new liquid vegetable shortening, which Procter 8t Gamble caiiJ PG-7n•. Today, the shortening ua4 .Ia Heiner's bread contains about tluw dmei as mu~h of the preferred "un-saturata" as in most breads. .My. BEEF • N love you too - JUST A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP ' '"';,-,' ' -. kind of fats we all eal So we looked into this matter thoroughly and learned that many scientists feel that a diet with increased percentages of tho "poly-unsaturated" fats, and reduced percentages of the "saturated" ones is advisable. This is considered gener• ally good advice for everybody. Helen Williams, I respect and .. ·. PURE ARD •. . Lately, we havo been concern~ ~ut tho .... GROUND -· , h.n~li City Brand For more than S7 years, since our founding, we at Heiner's Bakery have always felt that ba!ting bread for another man's table is a family-to-f;unily respo,115ibility. For this rea· son, you are entitled to demand the best from us, and we are required io continuo making our product better and ~tter. ~ - .... . ' 79c gal. MlDDlEPORT ·DEPT. STORE , Fresh D1lly • proudly call her friend , Clara is always there and your yd. , _1•. '1-•· .3do.. 1·09 I SAVE MANYDO[LARS NOW DURING OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE VALUES THROUGHOUT EVERY .DEPT. · OLEO ' EGGS She helps to keep my life from getting dreary. Mabel is a good old pal and I '. P' Melp County ·Medium Size has a handclasp cheery. . \ ' and honor her too . cboriah. - . S•b .... . Wt love her sincerely, respect your iove and friendohip . ' 1\ wbo e when we just look at I• ' 1 Irene , gosh ~ one friend to SfO(K I Lut night 1 got to thinking of Helen, our organist, -,.0·*" ' a way, She tolls and plans the year tbrough. l And llon~ Iii ~ ' Quality Standard For Yo1Jr Table ... Isabelle Brown read the IICI'IP" . ture, prayer by Irene Justis ond I a r..dlnl by Frieda HenrY· Qu"lstmas carols were JUI\I and Helen Barker ond Do r I Van Meter sane " How Great Tbou Art." . ~ ...... A gilt from the cldi' .• . I presented tv the teacller • Frle- . da Henry and 1Uts were ex· I chall{led by member• of the class. Edith Fox , teacher of Insplr· i with • atiGn wrote and read the following : My class welcome• you o~ and all, we wish you Chrlstm;as cheer' And w. sinet\rely pray ~ We can serve you agam next year. ........... . . ft\Qii . 11fT ArtJtr • ulf· ova . Ill' sAIIRil 'KNOT PF'C Jalnes L. West ColUmbia Tha Good Wlll ClaM of I h e A business meeting was held I with Frieda Henry, president I and teacher of c lass presiding. ., "' CLASS MEE'IDIG Methodist churcll bold I he " regular monthcy meetill{l in the church social rooma. A chieken dinner waa lt!'Vecl by the mem· ben o1 the !lllplratlon cla11. Tbe dessert course was -terved at home of Edith Fox. • are blest. 1 "' • who to ether grate Ancl'l ve atll108t fori!Diten that -So lm g,. you re, . Isabelle beaumres our me and Ruth, our ~er's wile, has Are : . ~·~• run, g All that 1s good in the past year . 1· am old, ' 100• IUe's balt.lel . 11 8 , nves by godly grace. , a heap of lo¥e to sparo. etht 1 11 • 1 see, Oh, 1 don't know ho"' to uy It, Aild 1lhen 1 our ,. . And )udgrnent IOUnd and wise, 11'1 tne slick tog r am Y h h nd . 1111{1 . but .Omehow It, seema to are won, . •..... Alma we're &lad thai you are . and oU of ' II she shares. I that wins the joys ol earth, I co to c ~:.' : :y ~ the~ me ' . . I'U ~ ye., _and ,_.. h~re and wisll lor you I h • ' . That hears the sweetest ll)USIC And call me ry ' ' Thai ~~ Chrlstmall,, we'I'O atand your fr\eiiCIJIIIp - . . best, •Frieda · and Irene, Lucii~Jand and ' ' n d ' tho greatoot first na . . most what God meant us to I love you and Mildred does her belt to smooth our tile and mal<• It gay, Nancy o:avem It with kindness and a sm•l•. alonll the way. Betti• Guinther. you have provLflrralne, Dorothy. Nancy.s mother, hneds td that with hapPiness you Are the gladdest sort of people, --------life deep w1th roses a n Sotiety Items "' I 5.99 4.99 3.99 2.99 ·- .. RTS ===== 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 4.99 .ond 5.99 6.99 7.99 and 8.99 9.99 and 10.99 4.00 6.00 7.00 · 1:00 Wools & cords. Several colot. .--------..................... . . �. ., ' \ · 983 3 :l-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlel!OJ!,.,0"'- Jan. · 1 . Oifton m•~es life • a happier place. ' · wh the busy day ·I t clone,'T!Im, In lbe llgllt Q! ltle opon 1 or ..-1 lor &old, · 1 , '·d .,.., be ......,. · P":rllh I I clear!!._ I nci loll{ler have maUee. envy m•rth. ' llldlll aU ol 1 be. • . MAJOH. W,. V.t.. •• «>" . Enriched -Brear is baked with PG-7n": a specially developed new - 1 year ago toda)· . Frieda our teacher and pres!· de~t was stm leading t he :SLICED ·:BACON · . PORK ' ENDS Li'V-ER ·~- 19c- .. ·• I .,' always VAUEY BELL . . JlJG.MILK blue• she will mend. ______ an· other .,_, Means 8 lot from day to day. Seem~ we're Uvln& for each other -· ... lu a friendly IOI't of way. we miss June at our meet1n1s I was hopln& abe would come But ..... '11 be with Ul OIOD, I pray, We'll welcome her aa thouch she'd never been away. Now Dora enjoys life oq11 It seems to me. She'• faithful to her home and church a• we can plainly •. •• .. ·-.•• Laura, life seems all gladnels )'OIL Lena's heart 18 Ullht and yeara are cood tv her, Her 0)'011 .,. brilhl and I Ia • doesn't seem to have a care, LUOllie hll I tou<:h ol charlll and cheer• the paaaerby• Lorrolnl!, her amter, blal btr bear&. wo'Jl praiM her to tho Dina Riddle, wco wlah you could be bere, You and dauchter Ethel • r o friends 10 very dear Winnie· in the twiliibt year1, I ::.. ·--- WOLFI'EN Mr. and !win. Joe Hatfield, ond Nancy, Mrs. Edna Reed aDd Vicky, Mrs. Ann Collins and children were Chriatmaa day visitors of their daughter and sister, ·Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ScorllerrY and family. ¥.. ,"'""'''':-;·· . •·w ' FABRIC SPECIALS Regular 89c Drip Dry Fa.rlcs 2 $1• yda. > . • I ~ .•. .I Sine., S.l" & Service f iiSW.Sooo ... W'f ;.2114 Pilaf ., ·s ale Starts Tomorrow, 9 a. m . '·· ..,.. ' . - ' . ·~. ~ ' . ' . ...... ;f • '· ladles' CAR COATS and. DRESS COATS Girls' CAR COATS and DRESS COATS 8.99 a_nd 10.99 - -- - 12.99 13.99 14.99 17,99 and 18.50 19.99 22.50 ' 26.50 •.• • 35.00- 5.99 6.99 42.50 .' " ' ' 0 ·- -N· . •• ... •• ' ' • t ·,, • .. ''£'l . ' -;, :.J",; C E "l ,. ·.· s· state· · -.... -" .; ~ .. • •..)., : '' : . - ' i ~ . .''\ '"' ~·' 6.00 13.99 16.99 20.99 10.00 13.00 I4.00 Plaids and plains. Several colors BOYS' JACKETS and CAR COlTS LADIES' SLACKS and SETS · ·GIRLS' . DRESSES 7.99 and 1.99 - -____,- 6.110 ' ' _,;.. lind 5.99 4.00 s.oo 7.99 and 8.99 ------~-- 7.00 9.99 ond 10.99 - ---,,......--___..:._ _ 8.00 11.99 ond 12.99 9.00 ' · Girls .•velvet •fllld velvel·nylon ·~bmblnaUon dresses. • .. Hlitllt'I,Ooll • 7.00 and 1.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 16.00 20.00 . 29.00 35.00 Plaids, plains, wools and twills • ' (rl~ ~t.~' l.\,t. \l} .:.::lJ.J-6. . • J . ' ,II . P,omeroy · ,, 10' ' ·Wltl, £wrytlilh, GotJ , ·. . CIIII# ' . . . .' 9:00 Ia,7;:00 . 9 .... '-' '!GCACIER C~t.IB) . . INci.uiMNG n.uuDAY Cotton Sallis '{,.• J ... -.. ·THE FABRIC SHOP . ' OPEN' EVERY .DAY·. ~-·---' 98c ·_ • t•. Gaod Things Gil With H1iner'1 ... • '-Service Market ' Regular 1.39 The Modern Mart's January ·BOrcl'en's lceCrec:im ,."'· '·9' c 0 -~ And Heiner's continues to have tho other important qualities a bread should haVe ••• such e.xcellence in texture, guaranteed "Se&led~in flavor" and fteslmess, that .mora and more l;lousewives insist on Hciner'i riched bread as the qualitY ltiDdat4 · for their table; . '• 39c lb. . ' We are proydQ_f' this new bread and of takIng this f~r) step in cauyinJ out ·0111' responsibility toward yow family. We I» lieve you will be pleased that with this new Heiner's, your bread-such a baSic: IDp dient in the family diet-iJ in step with tho latest scientific thinking. · • January MIDDLEPORT .. This is all the Information we needed! We worked together with Procter 8t Gamblo whose laboratorie. .developed a special shortening ideally suited to the baldnJ ot broad yet high in "poly-unsaturates."Today, every loaf of Heiner'.s enriched bread is nlade with this special new liquid vegetable shortening, which Procter 8t Gamble caiiJ PG-7n•. Today, the shortening ua4 .Ia Heiner's bread contains about tluw dmei as mu~h of the preferred "un-saturata" as in most breads. .My. BEEF • N love you too - JUST A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP ' '"';,-,' ' -. kind of fats we all eal So we looked into this matter thoroughly and learned that many scientists feel that a diet with increased percentages of tho "poly-unsaturated" fats, and reduced percentages of the "saturated" ones is advisable. This is considered gener• ally good advice for everybody. Helen Williams, I respect and .. ·. PURE ARD •. . Lately, we havo been concern~ ~ut tho .... GROUND -· , h.n~li City Brand For more than S7 years, since our founding, we at Heiner's Bakery have always felt that ba!ting bread for another man's table is a family-to-f;unily respo,115ibility. For this rea· son, you are entitled to demand the best from us, and we are required io continuo making our product better and ~tter. ~ - .... . ' 79c gal. MlDDlEPORT ·DEPT. STORE , Fresh D1lly • proudly call her friend , Clara is always there and your yd. , _1•. '1-•· .3do.. 1·09 I SAVE MANYDO[LARS NOW DURING OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE VALUES THROUGHOUT EVERY .DEPT. · OLEO ' EGGS She helps to keep my life from getting dreary. Mabel is a good old pal and I '. P' Melp County ·Medium Size has a handclasp cheery. . \ ' and honor her too . cboriah. - . S•b .... . Wt love her sincerely, respect your iove and friendohip . ' 1\ wbo e when we just look at I• ' 1 Irene , gosh ~ one friend to SfO(K I Lut night 1 got to thinking of Helen, our organist, -,.0·*" ' a way, She tolls and plans the year tbrough. l And llon~ Iii ~ ' Quality Standard For Yo1Jr Table ... Isabelle Brown read the IICI'IP" . ture, prayer by Irene Justis ond I a r..dlnl by Frieda HenrY· Qu"lstmas carols were JUI\I and Helen Barker ond Do r I Van Meter sane " How Great Tbou Art." . ~ ...... A gilt from the cldi' .• . I presented tv the teacller • Frle- . da Henry and 1Uts were ex· I chall{led by member• of the class. Edith Fox , teacher of Insplr· i with • atiGn wrote and read the following : My class welcome• you o~ and all, we wish you Chrlstm;as cheer' And w. sinet\rely pray ~ We can serve you agam next year. ........... . . ft\Qii . 11fT ArtJtr • ulf· ova . Ill' sAIIRil 'KNOT PF'C Jalnes L. West ColUmbia Tha Good Wlll ClaM of I h e A business meeting was held I with Frieda Henry, president I and teacher of c lass presiding. ., "' CLASS MEE'IDIG Methodist churcll bold I he " regular monthcy meetill{l in the church social rooma. A chieken dinner waa lt!'Vecl by the mem· ben o1 the !lllplratlon cla11. Tbe dessert course was -terved at home of Edith Fox. • are blest. 1 "' • who to ether grate Ancl'l ve atll108t fori!Diten that -So lm g,. you re, . Isabelle beaumres our me and Ruth, our ~er's wile, has Are : . ~·~• run, g All that 1s good in the past year . 1· am old, ' 100• IUe's balt.lel . 11 8 , nves by godly grace. , a heap of lo¥e to sparo. etht 1 11 • 1 see, Oh, 1 don't know ho"' to uy It, Aild 1lhen 1 our ,. . And )udgrnent IOUnd and wise, 11'1 tne slick tog r am Y h h nd . 1111{1 . but .Omehow It, seema to are won, . •..... Alma we're &lad thai you are . and oU of ' II she shares. I that wins the joys ol earth, I co to c ~:.' : :y ~ the~ me ' . . I'U ~ ye., _and ,_.. h~re and wisll lor you I h • ' . That hears the sweetest ll)USIC And call me ry ' ' Thai ~~ Chrlstmall,, we'I'O atand your fr\eiiCIJIIIp - . . best, •Frieda · and Irene, Lucii~Jand and ' ' n d ' tho greatoot first na . . most what God meant us to I love you and Mildred does her belt to smooth our tile and mal<• It gay, Nancy o:avem It with kindness and a sm•l•. alonll the way. Betti• Guinther. you have provLflrralne, Dorothy. Nancy.s mother, hneds td that with hapPiness you Are the gladdest sort of people, --------life deep w1th roses a n Sotiety Items "' I 5.99 4.99 3.99 2.99 ·- .. RTS ===== 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 4.99 .ond 5.99 6.99 7.99 and 8.99 9.99 and 10.99 4.00 6.00 7.00 · 1:00 Wools & cords. Several colot. .--------..................... . . �.... 1 rc',- ..(. Dedication 01 Chimes Is Set For8u1lql Sundoy Tho llolba ..."" t ... 0 Dally ....... . tho _..,.,., .... It 7:1f p. m• of I I' dd ml dldlcatbl ...... )It ...._., L.lllluabllllllfiiiii.M- IIOIIIh Ill ..., oC .... ft_..... Dr. w i- e IWU!IIIP 4-"·- "" .----''WHITE"--, SEWING MACt-IINE~ ""* •Jidlell roUn( , ltrtt round o1 l'llb J:Man on then pity • . . 59.so· . . Cerrlecl Over / .rom CHRISTMAS Jan. 11, openlo"f lufton,Hof. Mlokor ....~_With Purc~o... ~-~~ ·i · · . . $ l- - ' . ' • POitJAIU .. · THE ,SEWtNC ·tENTER · , . •. "YOUII SJI!WlNO i!EADQUARTI!:RS" MJI!iilj.IPORf- I~ MILL ST. , Cl~iln- .Out All • I . W_in.fer Hats ' ' .Friday January 4th Begins HASKINS- TANNER'S·I ig • AT SPECIAL PltiCEsl · ".-' SEMI·ANNUAL Phillips Sisteros Style Shop · Court St. For A!IV·. $1ft .Giving Occasion .GIVE' JE.WElRY THE _IVER ~STING GIFTI .. •' B.. H.. SANBORN JEWELER-oPTOMETRIST MILL ST. . . • Mll)DLIPOiT Complehl Stock of MEN'S ' . COMPLm STOCK OF SPORT COATS . REDUCID! ' MEN'S SUITS Now. On Sale! ' .....,..,. R11. $29.95 SUITS ---- NOW ftt.M Sport Coafl - - - $1S.a Rt~. $39.9$ 101.$t4.9S ~ lilt- $4t.95 IUITI .... NOW ..... 'IIIIo $59,95 SUITS ---- NOW W.M Sport Co.ts - - - S1U8 -~9.91 - spen:.c ..- - - - $23.a R11. $6US SUITI ---- NOW $SSM .. ' , ' ·~:Aloaf cto\w oF fn~Wt,'-~-~;; Winhlr , . . :JACKETS and SURBURBJ\NS ON SALE! .,. 11-. tll.tl .IACKITS -·---- $1Ui ltUS .IAC:KI11 •••••• III.M 125.95 JACICITS --· --• 120•• · J'US SUITI ---- NOW 131 .M IUlliURIAIII __ .131.11 ·MEN'S. SHOES REDUCED! .... "·" SHOIS ------ NOW 17.11 llol- fll.95 IHOII ____ NOW WI Rll• $12.95 - · •••• NOW IIUI . Rlt. $14.95 SHOll ____ NOW 111M Compl... SltH:kof Men's CompleteStwkOf TOPCOATS REDUCED! BOY'S SUITS & SPOil COATS IEDUCEDI .......oo ·Topcoetl- Now $35.88 ._~.95 Topcoetl leg.$59.95 Now $39.18 Topcoeta- Now $47.88 hf. $14.f5 IGYI' tuiTI __ .lt.M .... 129.95 llOY~' JUITS .. $2UI hf, f12.95 IPORT COA1t .. $11.11 · ll... ~ llt;tl SPOilT CQATI -- tiiAl. --------' \ L--~---..-1 AII•Mint & -.,.LOlli 51- SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED I ........ . ,. ' ""'' lhldl - - - - -· $1.5t :;r~ .. j ,ltMr/1.... ,. : '· ........ SEE IS I ....... ........ Ml!l\lhlrh ,.~ .... . _ ............. u .oln . lLAh ..... w.aaoa .U tiOlVILY •111• t YALYII ,.. uetr• ••m DI.Uia • .. 3 - .. •r~ EPL'CID ""'HMH , .......... u... Thll Tom <Double ITbadror w11 lilt QnOioall - • l..n 11-fool, l-inch l¥1ii.D AIIIRIAii ....... • LOS ANGELES of UCLA, - after tj>ot. . . IIIII I Oi£11. Oplratad T..'U UU Our SerliiH .. "'-WY. Iollll It • · Art lle7- ehlppel! Ia the Blue llOrill Wbl.lll· .• polall w~ · ~-:~jla ·'rec:llll,lii!II(IIJ\Ii!liliiiill other ."'·;Ni.' ' 1 ft ~ i- I,' ' ' ' ' ' bliSS :SLACIS .. · ~ $2.3t ~-- ..... IAC.Et$. & SURIUIIANS NOW.ON SAil ..· !hi. N.91 IOYS' .~Atltm .. . . . Rei. $10.91 110'(1' MC!KITS . .p . . . ~~- ...,.. IACdTI .... fitfJ -~·· IIOYI' M&::KITS ..... �.... 1 rc',- ..(. Dedication 01 Chimes Is Set For8u1lql Sundoy Tho llolba ..."" t ... 0 Dally ....... . tho _..,.,., .... It 7:1f p. m• of I I' dd ml dldlcatbl ...... )It ...._., L.lllluabllllllfiiiii.M- IIOIIIh Ill ..., oC .... ft_..... Dr. w i- e IWU!IIIP 4-"·- "" .----''WHITE"--, SEWING MACt-IINE~ ""* •Jidlell roUn( , ltrtt round o1 l'llb J:Man on then pity • . . 59.so· . . Cerrlecl Over / .rom CHRISTMAS Jan. 11, openlo"f lufton,Hof. Mlokor ....~_With Purc~o... ~-~~ ·i · · . . $ l- - ' . ' • POitJAIU .. · THE ,SEWtNC ·tENTER · , . •. "YOUII SJI!WlNO i!EADQUARTI!:RS" MJI!iilj.IPORf- I~ MILL ST. , Cl~iln- .Out All • I . W_in.fer Hats ' ' .Friday January 4th Begins HASKINS- TANNER'S·I ig • AT SPECIAL PltiCEsl · ".-' SEMI·ANNUAL Phillips Sisteros Style Shop · Court St. For A!IV·. $1ft .Giving Occasion .GIVE' JE.WElRY THE _IVER ~STING GIFTI .. •' B.. H.. SANBORN JEWELER-oPTOMETRIST MILL ST. . . • Mll)DLIPOiT Complehl Stock of MEN'S ' . COMPLm STOCK OF SPORT COATS . REDUCID! ' MEN'S SUITS Now. On Sale! ' .....,..,. R11. $29.95 SUITS ---- NOW ftt.M Sport Coafl - - - $1S.a Rt~. $39.9$ 101.$t4.9S ~ lilt- $4t.95 IUITI .... NOW ..... 'IIIIo $59,95 SUITS ---- NOW W.M Sport Co.ts - - - S1U8 -~9.91 - spen:.c ..- - - - $23.a R11. $6US SUITI ---- NOW $SSM .. ' , ' ·~:Aloaf cto\w oF fn~Wt,'-~-~;; Winhlr , . . :JACKETS and SURBURBJ\NS ON SALE! .,. 11-. tll.tl .IACKITS -·---- $1Ui ltUS .IAC:KI11 •••••• III.M 125.95 JACICITS --· --• 120•• · J'US SUITI ---- NOW 131 .M IUlliURIAIII __ .131.11 ·MEN'S. SHOES REDUCED! .... "·" SHOIS ------ NOW 17.11 llol- fll.95 IHOII ____ NOW WI Rll• $12.95 - · •••• NOW IIUI . Rlt. $14.95 SHOll ____ NOW 111M Compl... SltH:kof Men's CompleteStwkOf TOPCOATS REDUCED! BOY'S SUITS & SPOil COATS IEDUCEDI .......oo ·Topcoetl- Now $35.88 ._~.95 Topcoetl leg.$59.95 Now $39.18 Topcoeta- Now $47.88 hf. $14.f5 IGYI' tuiTI __ .lt.M .... 129.95 llOY~' JUITS .. $2UI hf, f12.95 IPORT COA1t .. $11.11 · ll... ~ llt;tl SPOilT CQATI -- tiiAl. --------' \ L--~---..-1 AII•Mint & -.,.LOlli 51- SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED I ........ . ,. ' ""'' lhldl - - - - -· $1.5t :;r~ .. j ,ltMr/1.... ,. : '· ........ SEE IS I ....... ........ Ml!l\lhlrh ,.~ .... . _ ............. u .oln . lLAh ..... w.aaoa .U tiOlVILY •111• t YALYII ,.. uetr• ••m DI.Uia • .. 3 - .. •r~ EPL'CID ""'HMH , .......... u... Thll Tom <Double ITbadror w11 lilt QnOioall - • l..n 11-fool, l-inch l¥1ii.D AIIIRIAii ....... • LOS ANGELES of UCLA, - after tj>ot. . . IIIII I Oi£11. Oplratad T..'U UU Our SerliiH .. "'-WY. Iollll It • · Art lle7- ehlppel! Ia the Blue llOrill Wbl.lll· .• polall w~ · ~-:~jla ·'rec:llll,lii!II(IIJ\Ii!liliiiill other ."'·;Ni.' ' 1 ft ~ i- I,' ' ' ' ' ' bliSS :SLACIS .. · ~ $2.3t ~-- ..... IAC.Et$. & SURIUIIANS NOW.ON SAil ..· !hi. N.91 IOYS' .~Atltm .. . . . Rei. $10.91 110'(1' MC!KITS . .p . . . ~~- ...,.. IACdTI .... fitfJ -~·· IIOYI' M&::KITS ..... �• I ' • i.t n "1:LEVISION IN REVIEW . 1. Strtk• I. A¥md t . Otrl'l Mme: ----------~----------1 IEJJITOR"I 'NOTE- Riolo Do the actor who worko hard at hit ll!teUonat• lf. lharpeaed. 12'. OI•Citl IJrcntl Ia n nea&io• · 'flday't etaft to improve and to becOme pest rotum11JR il Lee J. Cobll, I .deeper artist. ' ...,. ef JiBC·TV•a HW fi.mlll•te I Where that mBD iJ cooeemed, \Y•&tn uriH, ••n 'flqt. we are doing him • diJservice if faa , • and 1 we11._..,.. - - •e~e'"--- L:we lllk any paaser~y to criticize _ ... : ridge 1:1. Wa.ter mammal lf. Mrt. Truman 11. J'ellow : .11. 1,. Aboun&nr 1n ore _,..,ng. True, the passerby is democrat~ " J!q eaten teriH, "The Vlr&la· ~:a ud a weU·kana charar:- ie~~IJy entitled W his opinion. But ter ·a etlr.) what makea him &h.ink that lHi'• better equipped w erlticlze aoilng By LEE J. COBB as a craft than, let us say, aur- ... WI'IUea For . UPI ' ., 11. Jewiah. month 11. Dumbu1oll 20. Good·by gery? HOU.YWOOD IUPU _ J don 't You don't eriticiu! a surgeon :In ~ant to seem coarse by taking jcraft terms. You ~~n ~y-.a•. rou · advantage of the invitation to can of the actor- I like h1m or write thia column by finding fault l"l don't." 1 with a situation that has been ag- There 1s M vu· ~.~o~t: which is ! ll'avated largely by the press. ~ American by b~rth. Jt'a .peat. It'1 1 am at odd& with the idea that one we can be jwtly proud of. the understanding of acting as a 1 But this virtue, carried to excraft sbou1d be serialized for the jcess, opens us up to some ridilmusement of the public. , :cule . Tbe terms "acting," " timing,'' 1 It is the easy·golng, typiCIIJy "underplaying," •;chewing the ' American notion of defeating tceoery:• _and so forth , have be- pomposity , cutting the giant down t:0mt pubhe property. What rlghl lto size, cutting through the balonhss a non-professional - and J 1ey, so t ospeka. All thi• It won- I . f. 1 ' consider critics and some other derful. ' Pol~. Yes,. ' ';.; But . DeGaulte ' I .. . ~ ., -.:;., ~.) · ; , · .,:.. ".J DOWN 1. Ju. 11t footbau ram• :l. lnqWrN .....rt. 26. Doomed 1. Vibrated 6. ~rrid T. To &.o 4l..luter 26. O<:ean· ping 'f.... . , . , 8. NeVft : poet. YeiJ.Iel f , Sew acaln 28. Joln wUh wlth Jona: aUt.ch~s •Uteh.ea 10. Strtpnnr 11, Arid 32. Sp .-Am. 16. B•ck b&IJroom Jl, Net.Mrtand'• dari.ee l't1" with. an ax 36. E~~~~· ~~ 33. Great_ !~~ name 1• I' ... ~::-+ .• 1•-+-+-1•-f.'~"' -177.ft ~~.. 7 Sl. "''""'" Pack away 1' ... Muoio note 1'0 Sf. Excla,.tlon I" M. P'~lled u m'"'""' _.>"<'!. Seed ,.,,., ~ I" I" All•"• 34:. Land weight ...~ 8 . . .,. .,. lblil;ed animal 4. IndiAn wetrht l~tloal Loku floh 20. German riV<tr unlta 24. Cher. a. Ctrtaln 2!. ::;;-:- 28. Great 21. Oirl'a nick.. naz:rw U . Biftcle 10 I" '' E · 121 '' • • '/,; .• ~ ' 4 r;s ;.- ~ 3T. Afflnna- ... ~.:.... ·~··· .. F~ ~" 40. Klng Lear'• r wleked ._.... <2. Dllh t3. "-your ,. I" •• ~ n 4o 40 . •• -1:>?:: ,.. tlj:l --- ,.,..tnera.. writers BmoDg the professionab.,.- But there is a danger when we 1 to use these terma ~ throw our arm around an SOme colmnniltl, however, are and ask, "What's neW, Doe?"at fault. They know little more the danger of forgetting, In fact. 48. Fe&t than the layman about the~ that he is a physician, a man of l DAILY CRYPTOQlJOTE - H•re'o how to work Ito things, but Jn their ~eal to bring learning, a professional man, AXYDLBAAXB their subjects elOBer to the pub- serving our respect along with II LONGFELLOW lie. , .to let their readers know 1our intimacy. One Jetter •Jmply ltanda for another. In thll nmpl~ A 11 u1ed these arlorl\ more intimately- This complaint of mine can be fer the three L'l. X tor the two 0'1, ete. Singl~ l~tter•. apo•• which, of course, 1 also disagree applied to our attitude toward all tt'Ophles, the length and formJ.tlon ol the words ar~ ali hint•. Each day the eode letter~ an different, with-they have vulgarized terms professionll. And, alas, most of and rondition! which are idiomat: .an, where actors are concerned. A. oryp-.11Kn Quotatlo• ic to a profession, ancl should be This notion, I recognize, may LORWR'I' Tl PWL LJ YKTK LOR used only by professional people. lprove embarrasRing, even to It's true that actors have rome ' some actors. They don't respect DMTK"i' SJTFLWISLM1T MT LOR from diverse walk!! or life, with Ithemselves that much. so how YPSR.--1' OP A It P'V RPW R little or no preparation to be ac- 1can they be expected to demand YMtePday'a Oryptoqulp: NO MAN OF WOMAN BORN . COW tors. But I regard them as a phe- . it of others? A.RD OJ\ 8R.4. VE. CAN SHUN' HIS DESTINY .-HO_){E.K oomenon. I'm talking, rather, of Whomever the shoe fits . .• M.D., ' 1~ 1 .t.l)IIOI8 :: ~"&~. ~.. ""'= ~'SI:4-I-+--It;1 ••• de-l i • 0 IMI, ............_ »JUicaM. lu. MONDA~ . .. i. _; l4 . 1961 .CMIVROLIT Btl All' H. T. COUJM!. ~ Leu tile 210,000 mllu •Y la~:ll Owner. 1 CJ'l. P11war1UO.e. White fin,, R., Jt. A nlu abarp elf· ONI.Y Jlnf - WMPO Radio 111ftU FRIDAY 6:00 New. 6:05 Country Music Time • .8:211 Counlry Jam""'" _, ' · GASOLINE ALLEY 4:15 Local NeWll 4:li 4:30 4:40 4:45 5:00 5:14 Jones Buick Sbow-Tues. Local News Musical Mysteries News 1:30 News 1:35 Farm World NeW!! Plaller Party 6:45 Melgs County RFD sign Off 1 7:00 New. 7:05 Breakfast Party SATURDAY SCHEDVLI! 7:30 News 6:00 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 1:05 Faith )l'or Today 7:50 7:50 News Report 6:30 Ne"s 8:00 Radio Hymnal 6:35 RFD ' 8:15 Breakfast Party 8?211 RFD 1:30 Van Partick Sport Show 7:00 News 8:35 Breakfast Party •!:$ Breakfast Party 8:45 •Jaker Furn. 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' ' ~ ' -~ .' ~ -)'_ ,. .·.1 . '~- ,.J~·" ~- ;.;. '·. -~- osv 'lAVY JONES ' . AND 11'1: ilEfN DQIN() A LOT OF 1HINKINO AeouT rr, 100. • ,· ~ .·~ 't • • �• I ' • i.t n "1:LEVISION IN REVIEW . 1. Strtk• I. A¥md t . Otrl'l Mme: ----------~----------1 IEJJITOR"I 'NOTE- Riolo Do the actor who worko hard at hit ll!teUonat• lf. lharpeaed. 12'. OI•Citl IJrcntl Ia n nea&io• · 'flday't etaft to improve and to becOme pest rotum11JR il Lee J. Cobll, I .deeper artist. ' ...,. ef JiBC·TV•a HW fi.mlll•te I Where that mBD iJ cooeemed, \Y•&tn uriH, ••n 'flqt. we are doing him • diJservice if faa , • and 1 we11._..,.. - - •e~e'"--- L:we lllk any paaser~y to criticize _ ... : ridge 1:1. Wa.ter mammal lf. Mrt. Truman 11. J'ellow : .11. 1,. Aboun&nr 1n ore _,..,ng. True, the passerby is democrat~ " J!q eaten teriH, "The Vlr&la· ~:a ud a weU·kana charar:- ie~~IJy entitled W his opinion. But ter ·a etlr.) what makea him &h.ink that lHi'• better equipped w erlticlze aoilng By LEE J. COBB as a craft than, let us say, aur- ... WI'IUea For . UPI ' ., 11. Jewiah. month 11. Dumbu1oll 20. Good·by gery? HOU.YWOOD IUPU _ J don 't You don't eriticiu! a surgeon :In ~ant to seem coarse by taking jcraft terms. You ~~n ~y-.a•. rou · advantage of the invitation to can of the actor- I like h1m or write thia column by finding fault l"l don't." 1 with a situation that has been ag- There 1s M vu· ~.~o~t: which is ! ll'avated largely by the press. ~ American by b~rth. Jt'a .peat. It'1 1 am at odd& with the idea that one we can be jwtly proud of. the understanding of acting as a 1 But this virtue, carried to excraft sbou1d be serialized for the jcess, opens us up to some ridilmusement of the public. , :cule . Tbe terms "acting," " timing,'' 1 It is the easy·golng, typiCIIJy "underplaying," •;chewing the ' American notion of defeating tceoery:• _and so forth , have be- pomposity , cutting the giant down t:0mt pubhe property. What rlghl lto size, cutting through the balonhss a non-professional - and J 1ey, so t ospeka. All thi• It won- I . f. 1 ' consider critics and some other derful. ' Pol~. Yes,. ' ';.; But . DeGaulte ' I .. . ~ ., -.:;., ~.) · ; , · .,:.. ".J DOWN 1. Ju. 11t footbau ram• :l. lnqWrN .....rt. 26. Doomed 1. Vibrated 6. ~rrid T. To &.o 4l..luter 26. O<:ean· ping 'f.... . , . , 8. NeVft : poet. YeiJ.Iel f , Sew acaln 28. Joln wUh wlth Jona: aUt.ch~s •Uteh.ea 10. Strtpnnr 11, Arid 32. Sp .-Am. 16. B•ck b&IJroom Jl, Net.Mrtand'• dari.ee l't1" with. an ax 36. E~~~~· ~~ 33. Great_ !~~ name 1• I' ... ~::-+ .• 1•-+-+-1•-f.'~"' -177.ft ~~.. 7 Sl. "''""'" Pack away 1' ... Muoio note 1'0 Sf. Excla,.tlon I" M. P'~lled u m'"'""' _.>"<'!. Seed ,.,,., ~ I" I" All•"• 34:. Land weight ...~ 8 . . .,. .,. lblil;ed animal 4. IndiAn wetrht l~tloal Loku floh 20. German riV<tr unlta 24. Cher. a. Ctrtaln 2!. ::;;-:- 28. Great 21. Oirl'a nick.. naz:rw U . Biftcle 10 I" '' E · 121 '' • • '/,; .• ~ ' 4 r;s ;.- ~ 3T. Afflnna- ... ~.:.... ·~··· .. F~ ~" 40. Klng Lear'• r wleked ._.... <2. Dllh t3. "-your ,. I" •• ~ n 4o 40 . •• -1:>?:: ,.. tlj:l --- ,.,..tnera.. writers BmoDg the professionab.,.- But there is a danger when we 1 to use these terma ~ throw our arm around an SOme colmnniltl, however, are and ask, "What's neW, Doe?"at fault. They know little more the danger of forgetting, In fact. 48. Fe&t than the layman about the~ that he is a physician, a man of l DAILY CRYPTOQlJOTE - H•re'o how to work Ito things, but Jn their ~eal to bring learning, a professional man, AXYDLBAAXB their subjects elOBer to the pub- serving our respect along with II LONGFELLOW lie. , .to let their readers know 1our intimacy. One Jetter •Jmply ltanda for another. In thll nmpl~ A 11 u1ed these arlorl\ more intimately- This complaint of mine can be fer the three L'l. X tor the two 0'1, ete. Singl~ l~tter•. apo•• which, of course, 1 also disagree applied to our attitude toward all tt'Ophles, the length and formJ.tlon ol the words ar~ ali hint•. Each day the eode letter~ an different, with-they have vulgarized terms professionll. And, alas, most of and rondition! which are idiomat: .an, where actors are concerned. A. oryp-.11Kn Quotatlo• ic to a profession, ancl should be This notion, I recognize, may LORWR'I' Tl PWL LJ YKTK LOR used only by professional people. lprove embarrasRing, even to It's true that actors have rome ' some actors. They don't respect DMTK"i' SJTFLWISLM1T MT LOR from diverse walk!! or life, with Ithemselves that much. so how YPSR.--1' OP A It P'V RPW R little or no preparation to be ac- 1can they be expected to demand YMtePday'a Oryptoqulp: NO MAN OF WOMAN BORN . COW tors. But I regard them as a phe- . it of others? A.RD OJ\ 8R.4. VE. CAN SHUN' HIS DESTINY .-HO_){E.K oomenon. I'm talking, rather, of Whomever the shoe fits . .• M.D., ' 1~ 1 .t.l)IIOI8 :: ~"&~. ~.. ""'= ~'SI:4-I-+--It;1 ••• de-l i • 0 IMI, ............_ »JUicaM. lu. MONDA~ . .. i. _; l4 . 1961 .CMIVROLIT Btl All' H. T. COUJM!. ~ Leu tile 210,000 mllu •Y la~:ll Owner. 1 CJ'l. P11war1UO.e. White fin,, R., Jt. A nlu abarp elf· ONI.Y Jlnf - WMPO Radio 111ftU FRIDAY 6:00 New. 6:05 Country Music Time • .8:211 Counlry Jam""'" _, ' · GASOLINE ALLEY 4:15 Local NeWll 4:li 4:30 4:40 4:45 5:00 5:14 Jones Buick Sbow-Tues. Local News Musical Mysteries News 1:30 News 1:35 Farm World NeW!! Plaller Party 6:45 Melgs County RFD sign Off 1 7:00 New. 7:05 Breakfast Party SATURDAY SCHEDVLI! 7:30 News 6:00 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 1:05 Faith )l'or Today 7:50 7:50 News Report 6:30 Ne"s 8:00 Radio Hymnal 6:35 RFD ' 8:15 Breakfast Party 8?211 RFD 1:30 Van Partick Sport Show 7:00 News 8:35 Breakfast Party •!:$ Breakfast Party 8:45 •Jaker Furn. 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' ' ~ ' -~ .' ~ -)'_ ,. .·.1 . '~- ,.J~·" ~- ;.;. '·. -~- osv 'lAVY JONES ' . AND 11'1: ilEfN DQIN() A LOT OF 1HINKINO AeouT rr, 100. • ,· ~ .·~ 't • • �.. , J • ( j W~ulng y OWS M . I Abou Tolcen In Follin am y t p / I Church Ceremony eop e n accompanied her mother, Mni. Donald Lisle at the piano, in a duet. Miss Rosella Lisle an· nounced lht program. The onnual tllrlstmas pro- A musical Christmas serv- Lucille Ann Hendrix, of Lindal'"m was held at the Syrac~se ice, " 0 Worship the King," was borg, Kan ., daughter of Mr. rirsl United _,.r:e'.,byter~an very well received, as follows- and Mrs. Woodrow W. HendriX, ,burch the evgw'" e c. Readings and group singing ,Syracuse, was the Dec. 2 l3rd opening with an organ and by the choir ; a tableau of the :or Virgil Eugene Pihl, ol&no duet by Eleanor Kay 1manger scene; othen1 having IKon., son of Mr. and Mrs. lchneider and Pamela Sylves- part, besides choir membenl ' Pihl in the Falun a-. were Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs. ~ church. Recitations we,.. given Em:• Phillips, Mrs. R_o bert The Rev. Lijiedahl rerry Lee Searls, Debra White, Mrs. Don Cottrill, Mrs. ' ed the single rmg :len, ~elly ~ineGubrennerh • Arthur Sylvester, Mrs. Robert following organ music by 0 I D.a... p Omeroy · Mr and Mr C J Ebe · were Ne~ y~...; d..: Iw~ekeJid 1111"8!1 of his pare111o; . and lofro. Edward Parfitt. Mr. and Mrs. Herliert Dtsoa ~. Susan and aoger at Waterford New Yean~ of thelr daughter llld Mr . and Mrs. cart :::: family(; R~~ bacll . ltedMrs-fue.riay · with : . ,llld Mrs. Horold Hysell and family of &iland and with Mrs Edgar Pratt Middl<e- . ' .. . I Cottrdl. ~rl mt er, 8 n , Mrs. Herman London Linda Rusk of Lindsborg. rt · ' Broce Cotlrill. Rose Marie Rosetta Lisle. The Le . L H nd · 0 f L'10d8. •po·= ·- - -- - - -Ingham sang " Up On The House.. . . · I WlS · e nx . . tradthonal smgmg Chnstmas borg gave his sister away Maid VISIT DAUGHTER nd lh top , a ere were piano tree f med by choir mem. • . . ~llnlet !iO~s by Rose Ann Lisle Pamwas or of honor was Miss MarJorie Mr. and Mrs. Omer '-'1 ela Sylvester, and Patricia singing 3 ~ley of car- ~ Sheeley, Lindsborg. Myrl Swan- of Racine spent Christmas London . ' and The Lord 5 . Prayer. son, Lindsborg, was best man. with their daughter and !~lilY, K .th· Lisl "Christ_! The chotr w~s ath~ed m new1 The bride was lovely in a Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth WUt '!, e s~g, . robes wtth white collars. Iwhite brocaded satin gown Pomeroy Rt. 2. Also ·~=~ II mas,b a~m=ed~t t~ were Pamela Sylves· with a white tune veil studded the day were their cl 0 8 5 ~r:s Ia ed . ttl se Patricia London, Rose Ann with pe~rls, and wearing white Mr . and Mrs. Don HubbRrd 1 e P Y e Lisle, Donna Phelps, Peggy accessories. She carried an or- Mr. and Mrs. Larry WUt. Hubbard, Eleanor Kay Schnea- chid on a white Bible. the evening aU were guests Connie Leudingham, . John A reception was held at the Mr. and Mrs. James M. Pi'erce Robert Crow, Jtmmy home of Mr . and ~ Mrs. Lester at their new home in Happy POMEROY, OHIO lfar<jen,, Tommy Smith, Jimmy H. Johnson in Lundsborg. Hollow. TONIGHT Crow, Barbara Leadingham, ---NOT OPEN Craig Cottrill, Keith Lisle, The eouple left on a s h or I THDAY OBSERVED Rose Marie Leadingham , Deb- ' wedding trip with the new Mrs. 9TH BlK . FRIDAY ancl SATURDAY Harden. Bruce Cottrill, Ter- Pihl traveling in a two piece Mrs. Ernest :Sisson he ho Jan. -4-5 Lee Searls and Lori Guin- pale blue wool suit. ed with 8 pt.rtyd afol ther me "JACK THE GIANT ther ' r . 1 Mrs. Pihl attended Lindsborg on College &a KILLER" Afier the program Santa I Rural High scllool. The ·groom birthday anmversary of he (Teehnico!or ) Claus made his annual visit, I is a graduate of Lindsborg daughter, Allee Jea~ on a Kerwin Matthews, Judi ~h·r· giving all the children, young Rural High school and is em- urday from 2 f:o 4 o clock. edith, ~rrR ~~~~;_r. and old, candy bars. ployed by the Southwest Milk freshments. of lCe creamed, John Sax<ln, Robert Bedford, Producer's Associat,ion._....1JI e an~ kool-aa~ were serv Sydney, PoiJack. couple is at home in bf"Smoky Alice Jeans scbool Mus Lule b Hosl Valley Trailer park, Assaria, mates. Eacll guest was SUN.. MON. ond TUES. For Class Parly Kan . favors of balloons and cand\f. Jan. 6-7-1 Miss Rosetta Lisle, teacher Jults Verne's the ~Primary class of t h e aid and chocolare mllk we r e GRIFFITH TRANSFERRED "FIVE WEEKS IN A First United Presbyterian served to Lori Guinther, Terry Army Specialist Four H~:~ l BALLOON" "l:hurch in Syracuse was host- Lee Searls, Tammy Teaford, Griffith, 25, whose wife, PI 11 (Te<'hnico1<lr) Red Buttons, Fabian, Bar- ' at a party, in the Church Diana Ables, eralg and Bruce and parents , Mr - and Mrsu..oute bara Eden, Cedric Hard· li Arm~• for her class. · • Cottrill, Keith Lisle, and KellY mer E. Griffith, live on ..... wicke, Peter Lorre, Herbert Gifts, placed under a decor- Winebrenner. 1, Middleport, recently WBII Marshall. FULL of FUNI In· ated silver Christmas t r e e, others present were M r s. signed to the credible Comedy Safari. exchanged. Games were Mary Lisle, Mrs. Margaret Cot- School at Fort Eustis, Colorc•rtoons and refreshments of ice trill, Mrs. Edna Searls, and fith Js a wlreman in the schcM>l'l cake, chips, kool Mrs. Eva Mae Phillips. Headquarters Company. ween .............. . ..... ... ....... ,..,,.. • ~ • Eichll!l- ev..mc ,...,......,.. Eddie G - ie\utoed. 10 ltiJ ' ' Mjio SUoanna Arnold returl>o home, M......,uaeUs SUDdooy, ed bc!qle ·8alurday after 1 Ytsll iller 1 vtell wltli' .' llllin ·Jiind, W. ya. '!llh her...,.. parenm, Mr. llld lll'rl: Cllrtea In, Milo Janfoe EDioU. Gruetler. . Mto """" Wa-, ' Mrs. . lfri YoU . DOY Mta. BINaor Howard rotun- Day, with Ill'. IIIII' ""· .,_.. Mr. ·111d Mrl. .J<Ibb Mlldlllld 11ert11a 11eott .ild Mrl. D.home SUDilay,lfler ;piadt,. orndoll and 1011 Do.vW. lomlly retwnod bailie Tuelda}' IIA>ulh _.!lew Yeoro Ia 0.. wltb lltl' 1011 and )fr ancl Mn Benry alltr I .....""" oliU II """""" and ·~ Jolm .... loir: and Mto. fit ~ 111111 Chaloa ~ will! Mr. and Ml't. at Untvenll)' llolplt.l. . and lomJly, eo. and llonllld' .... .Mr..~ Ford .Mueller and fllllll)l, MlDnlo Sloltenhq 1111 . ~ Van Moler at Cheoler 'fllltiod J4r. and loltl.lllrry P. Smith turDod to her home ID Mr. and Mta. L. R. Parfltl SUnday with Mr. and Mra. £1· ......, Gallipolis vlllton W~ lolra alltr l)lOIIdlnllhe ~ of Belle. W. Va . ......, don ~lor llld ...,,..._, day lflernoon. mao bollda)'l with the Elallr, 1011 -..J J• Program Given On Christmas • .. ' ~ I ' .i:-Da!Jy Selltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 3, 1963 ' I • ' . ,_.. r' llmr·sr ..,. ,.. • 'Iii . . . . ' . . ' Do.le, · and Carl J(autz foml!loa ' Jllll other friellda,llld rolaUn& 'l1lts II Mro. stoltenbetft flrll vtsll ID 10 yean. 8bo II 1 ..... ill lll'ro. Elmer )(aug, ' • ' ) • .. Friday and Saturday Are i.!t~ • '.. .. ' ' JANUARY SALE DAYS L, In Every DePQrtment At Elberfelds In MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy ••• Friday 9 a.m. to .5 p.m. and --------11 I Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. l eSave on Living Room Furniture - Bed Room Furniture - Kitchen Furniture. e Save on Womens and Girls Coats - Dresses - Sweaters - Blouses, etc. e Save on Mens and Boys Trousers - Sweaters- Jackets, etc.. e Save on Dil Goods - Hosiety -ling,ie and on many other of the dependable well known brands sold regularly at......c _ . ...,. ., .. ·. . '' •' ".' . ' - ' IJ . ~ • ~ ELBERFiLDS IN POMEROY ' osters Start Pro •(' ' ' ' ' .~ ' j> ., Occupants Of Wrecked Car Being Sought ----AT ,Ruttan~ ·'Furniture·: ·.· ,... AT Mason Furniture Now -4 , ... • ' • ' RIRUND W.VA. MASON ·r ----~~-., ' •QHIO L.-_ _ _......._ _ _ _...._---J . .' ~ j ' ~ ~ Sale 2Weeks O~lyl .:"'\", ~: In Progress Shop NOW and SAVEll . And For Two Weeks Only! • DISCOUNT on ' In our stock. Now is the time to save. We're making room for new Spring merchandise which will be arriving. r------EXAMPLE EXAMPLE For s229· APole ALiving Room A Your2S% of 25% Is· ·····~ 57-48 95 You Would Pay Only - 171·47 EXAMPLE-----, ·for· " . . Is · You Would Pay Only • 14·97 ABedroom Suite Your2S% For··· sz99· Is • • • 74·99 You Would Pay Only • 95 ', r) ' ·:· ~ I 5 2.14·96 Abig savings passed on to you on each pu rchase. This sale includes: lamps, living room furniture, bedroom suites, chairs, tables, dinette sets., dining room suite$,' bed·\t . ding, bunk beds, mattresses, etc. ~ ., ". : . , . 1,, · ~. I EASY TERMS C A N 8 E A R·R A N G EDJ ' -. " • .;._ , • 1 I. • lstesson hi How . • ' ARNOLD GRATE PHONE SH 2-4811 - !;:i~,.f,,g~t~~~eri.llf~~.~·.·. Television and Appliances Excluded From This 25% Discount-But, Come In ForA S..ri~r' ~" - � 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 01. January 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 January 3, 1963 johnson papontsis