https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d89c26f10cc5d86971898b2df60f3589.pdf 0c0ef482d0e27656b99bb71b1eb064cf PDF Text Text -. .. - CHUCKLUOR TODAY the weekend iD DQtOn With their ria. Malda Rouah, Jan Hauck, Diana 'SOn aod hit fam.llr; ltr. and Mn. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1959 Bob Brlcklea. ., Mr. and Mra. George Ch'cle (JOY· ce Harris) lilnd daughters, Carol and Cheryl of St. Alban s, W. Va. recently visited with Mrs. Cir<:le's parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Har· I Stumbo an4i David Uutlnaer yere ln Columbus laJt1Saturday to at· tend tbe State game. Mr. and Mn. Jack TJ!omas have moved ln,to the Wall..ee Bradford apartment on Brtt~IJ Avenue. _...,.r tries on hi~ trip. During the questioning period . Payne said thill he found the Rut~· sians a fr~egdly people ~ut with a distorted 1d'ea of Amer1can work· ing conditions and of the American government. ' ·' I, Tbe chapter met at the Masonic Hall in Middleport with Mrs. B. F. Parmalee, 'Mrs. Will Reynolds and Yrs. Willis Anthony, subsli· tuU.g to fill office val.'ancies. MEIGS THEATRE Pomotoy, Ohio TONIGHT •-ruE ANGkY HD..LS" Robert Mitebwn - Gia SeW SATURDAY • "THE RAT" Vinetflt.Mce - ~nes At~ehead -aho "GUN GLOI<Y " Stew811 Gn.ngcr, ChUl Wlil&. I I Sl I . ' - LOW PRICE . 1957 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl. · · · · · · · · · · · $1,095 4 Door Sedan. A clean Jocal[y owned car. Standard shift. A real gas saver. $1,195 1957 BUICK Century 21loor · · · · · ·· · $1,995 Hard Top, ' Power stocrlng. Power brakes. Dynaflow drive. Radio &nd Heater. 1956 PONTIAC VB 2 Door·· ·· ···· ·· $1,295 Chieftain Sedan. Hydramatlc. Radio, Heater. Sparkling original two tone turquoise and white finish . Very clean. 1956 PONTIAC VB Star Chief · · · · · · $1,595 4 Door Hard Top. Spotless all leather •cats. Power •leer· tng and brakes. A real sharp car. 1955 BUICK Spacial VB · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,095 2 Door Hard Top. Choice of one with Dynaflow and one std. shift. Also 4 door with power steering. All extra nlee cars. Manu JtJore BLAETTNAit'S IIP&N BVENINGS TIL 8t00 Ul. lot Yeenof S<tnlee POIIITIAC8 OPBL G!IIC TBUCIUI "Pl'nm BIIUIN 'h laleb" 500 IAIT MAIN ITUIT I'OMIROY, OHIO J;; 'I" BUICKI • I . L ---- ---~ - -·- --~~-'-"'~·'" of Asbury Methodist church held Wednesday evening, a:t the W('dnesday evenlnt Mrs. R1ch· 1ard Vau~~:han entertained members home u! Mts!i )iarcia Karr, Ar· . . 7 .~- - ruugements or L"ill'ysuntllemums VISit the ho~e m Nov ember and I of the Class of 1955 of Middleporl December. H1rt~d~ys o1 Mrs. B~rl High School. decorated the home. Once a month, me~bers ?f this Duri.ng lhe busmcss session with Wee~ e. Mrs. E1chmger , and M111s .\oli~;s Karr, llresiding, a Week of !\arr were o~e~ved. Th~ menu for 1class -:ho are still living m and and Sclf- D~·nial offering the annual Chnstmas dmner to \>c n_ear Mlddlepo,t, meet (or a sodal taken . A card was read from hcII ( a t th c horne Of Mrs · C· B · ttme . 1\tarjone Mayer, a miseionury in Wc~.:se wus planned. Sales U,~ During . the ev~nlng bar~ue11. , , potato ch1ps and coke W.s served Japan telling of the tOOth anrtl · stamps were ~ollected. vcrsa~y of Protestant Evangelism A revi ew or the lhird ch.aptt.r by Mrs. Vaughan to Mra. Robert there. An olferiu~ wa; received ef the book "The Way In Africa" Ashl~y. Mn. John Buckley, Mrs. en lit led "The Impact ol Industry Kenneth Scltcs and Mrs. William from Mrs J c I*"crn•ll · · · · · and City" wus sivcn by Mrs. John 1Grant. Forty.fivc Mhut-ln callli were rc· Sauvage Jr. 1 ported . Miss Karr reported on the Middleport October vblt tn the I*'oscr Jletit Mn . Eichinger closed the meet· Uumc . Comnlittecs were named to ing with a ThanksglviRI: praye·r Cl after which the hostus served ~ sulud course to the members and ld • Lutheron La d1es Al'd In Specl"al Mee t .mg Nov. 4 A special seulon in observance of Thankoffer\ng month , wus held Wednesday \'fternoon at the meet.· lng of the Ladies Aid ,,of Ihe St. Paul's Lutheran Church . held In the social room gf the church. Mrs. VirgiJ Uamm presided ut the mccUne <md members respond· cd to roll call whh a poem from the Women's Miasionary OutloQk, in rcgprd to junior work. Plana were made for a Chrl!tmas dinner and gift exchange to be held at the December meeting. A report on the Women"8 Missionary fedcra· tlun convention held rc~ently in Cinclnnatl, was given by Mrs. John Rlchardaon . Prayer In uniscm concluded the meeting, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Uamm and Mrs. William Mayer. g"'"'· Mrs. w. E. wmiam• at Augu ~ ta, Maine, a former member .,. of tl1c Society. I befort Judge Emmett Peoples to $300 bond. mote d\lty in every JH'it \\liSter./kollJt( ' Pomeroy Band Is Called Upon For Extra Duty tfBI- HEELS'~ . 39Cpr.· " <h:eat a'bi<1iptipJ) ,·; . qtW;k ~ -. Tops iD color-~ , . mavy, pink, beige, m_lnt, brown, bWiter. SiliOtt' m! r)ndelibly muked !10 lhey'3 OI\IY t&> ,esir lll!;·~ · Itt~ f tp 10~.) • • By FREDDII HOUDASt1Sll' Mr. du~ Mrs. Sidney Picken; or ' North Third Avenue have returu · ed to their home after visiting in St. Albans, W. Va. with their Bau· 'ghter and family, Mr. and ~Jr1:1. Averf" Drenner and sons, Sidney and Max. Before going to St. ~!bans, Mn. Pickens had .been conf1ned to her home for hve weeks because of illness. · . Mr. and Mrs. John Br1ckles of Broadway are planning to spend ,.,,.l,. ,_..,., Champion 4 Door Sedan. Overdrive transm lssloil, radio and heater. j 1956 FORD Cust~m . • • • • • 4 Door Sedan. Standard transmission, good tires, 6 cylinder engine. $1195 • 1955 OLDSMOBILE .. ·• • •• • $1295 . 2 Door Sedan. Radio, heater; hydfamatlc. , Sharp. . ...., " $1395 • • • ' .1955 CHEV·ROLET • • • • .. 4 Door Sedan. Standard transmission, 6 cylinder engl~•· fl!ew palnt. ·~ , 1954 PLYMOUTH • $795... • $795 • $795 ,Qr. _• • 1000:. . . ·· · · Suburhan. Radio, heater, new paint. Looks 1954 PONTIAC Chieftain • • . . ¥ 2 Door Sedan. ellrk:t Err..,t ellaltl Colored "To tne bonk, of course. Why I Simply !tecause J can arrange a bonk pmonolloen ...Uy arid 79·50 ,at less cost than at any odler place I bowl I tell aU my friends, if tbf11 n~ a loi.a, and can pay k ofJ • little p~yday, "to g et 1 low-cost bortk loan.,.. *" ~ ' be-oure I NEED A PERSONAl LOAN? COMI sa US. li>l-, lncluded. , ·~ No fotllllii•Uon nootltd. i . .• , ., 04IJt COMJII.ITI • • • . : ' We PIJ I'll> J!Mrtll~Y~ 811. . .POMEROY ·NAYIONAL ~ ~~~ Ill' PIIIII'I.ACii BANKING · siNe~~ 1m FURNITU·RE I DDLIPOilT I • Member Pede~ i11U.t s,-.1 ciMCfy aM cold north, c....._ af • ,._ ltthf ....- flurrifti ut•••• ~ -~ sta~dard t~ansmlsoibn, rad Ill Ut~lieilter. ...... Show Given By MUS Band At Game 1952 CHEVROLET' ·..DefUie ·• , 4 Door Sedan. Good condition. ,. .• .. ' '· • ·, · . · • · , . $395 . I • ' " I{,; ,. USID Trt.U(;Ml ;V;I\LUI .·'L;. ~- -·· - ·' ' F' ..,.. :' .... . 1956 DODGI · l·~ re:.ri ~ · .. .. ..12t, $" 1 .sla:k~ Truck. 4 speejltrtotilllll$ion• 0¥ ~ . ' :; : 1; •' , ~• .-. • -~ Featured Vocalist t\t Sunday Ruital few The opinion provMed that the court's mandate shou1d iuue "forthwith," thua mlkinl the back-to-work order effective im· mediately. The ruling c.~me on the llt5th day of the strike . Induatry sources said half of the 80-day period will have paSiied before full productlon can be reached. Jwtice William 0. Douglu diJ.. sented. Justicea Felix Frankfurter and John M. Harlan noted they would file "an amplification" of tbeir views later. 1"'""11' Safety They said it could not be prepared within tbe time Limit.t.tioftl required ror a prompt rulin1 on the case. ~ The court's brief opinion did not rule on the meaning of the term. "national health' ' u it ia stated in the Taft-Hartley law. "We need not resolve this question," the opinion said, "for we think the judgment below il RUTH SAYRE Miss Ruth Sayre, a vuice major amply supported on the ground at Marshall CoUege and the dau· that the ...trike \tnperila the na6hter of Mr. and Mrs. George Say· tional safety." re, New Haven, W. Va .. , will be _']'he court said it relied "upoa the featured vocallilt at a 3 p. m. tiunday recital at the Huntington the evidence of the strike's effect Womens' Club under t:be sponsor· on specific defense projects." The union had augge.ted that a .ship of the unior Music club. ldiss &tyre wm &ng "Spaigge selective reopening of some of the Am.ate" by ChrU.topher von Gluck steel mills would suffice . to take and "N()(!turne" by Michael Head. care of f,peclfie defenR IIUdl. Of special note is the t-act Lbat But the court aal.d there il flO Miss Sayre is the on))• junior listed room in the atatute for lb.hi te· on the program, witb all others quiremeol being semors. The three fianists Elle~ tio~flt:o: t~:!ta~eln=~~ . ' Fire Contracts Fry Is Treated Now Available · Three Teachers ' Grid Injury Attend Workshop For ~ West Meigs Mra. Namy Hy1ell, Bradbury, . :Fire C!cpart.. toady indivi· are now for outside RuUand, and . paita of ,_. •'--· Three teacben from Meigs attended lbe blgb workshop at Ohio r~ntly lira. Nail :Moon. olhool; !111'8. Dou-· IDgh !khool, and Rutltuul w... said today her grandson, Jerry Fry, waa home thi.s morning fpl· lowing treatment last night at .the Meigs General H01pltal fo~ an In· jury received In the MiddlepcrtWelleton football game. Fr7, quarterback, was believed to have sUffered only ; mihor In· jury t.q his ~d ·in an earlyf:.Y of ~~ &8llle, lin. 11¥,.U waJ ' .. ' 0.. i ,· - 'j· -all seniors - a": Mary Inch enowflliU struck northWNlenl Marty, Gary, W. Va., Ja~e Ro_bm provision. It concluded li:lat the MinneiOta late Friday nlJbl IOJI., Huntin&ton~ and Mike, Don· statute entndta the courtl only O!'"=la' unted ·• l..a.l'l''-· otlutn of )ltutUncton. . wilb the delorti>i1\MioA ., tho!~ • r~ Miu Sayre linG in ~ - · · .:.,_•!>.- " Vfi • • ~ • IODt dead ''""' Ute &rat - mosl E pal C .~ ~- . u ..o . ..,p .. e on whl<b tbo. Judi ld · ~ a1 Pl8cp q-,.. .. ~ll' m ~·1~~ ean o...._.te.... , fli"7 Of . lite' tn•~m .car ace en 111 - : • ing:t9n. 1'he recital 11 opec to the -·though two elderlY DeJ M01nea. · publlc. · . The union bad eohtmded ·the lowa, men d~ df exposure. law gave tbe I'YIU'1 a Jegialative 'l11e weather elaimed six victillUI or executive function. in Iowa, five in Wiscoi\Sin, two ··we are of op1ruon thllt tbe proin Montana and one eaeh 1n· Min0 IJDa vision in question as ~·~ ·bere nCM)ta, UUno.i8, Colorado and KenIs IJOt violative of. ~ltitutU<ky Uonal limitationa !roltibilin~ The nackllng cold froze 8 etif( V qu courta from exercising ~ owen ld crust on- the snows and turnetl a legislative or execu ve nature powers not capable of betn(' eon~ highways into ice . slicked death •· ferred upon a court exerclslnl ... .. ps. All·tlm.e cold records were set CLEVELAND UPl - Ohio still solely 'the judicial power of the in .. Jowa &t Sioux City, with 4 bas a more favorable llx climate United State'," the court H.id. The Stee,hvorters had also arabcwe, Spencer, with 3, Council for business and industr)' than BluC.fs. with 9, Lamoni, with 10,. other states despite new taxes, Ule gued that the law is invaUd beDea Moines, with 12, ottumwa, head of the state's new depart· eause it does not let up any with 17, and Burlington, with 21. ment of lndustrial Development standard of lawful or unlawful The mercUry skidded 32 degrees said Thursday. conducted on the part of labor or· at Pittsburgh, from 6:P to and Kader M. Collison, 50, Dayton1 management. ,5 degree 1 at Columbus, Ohio, from was speaker at the 18tli annual ~----~--::----~ 76 to 20. meeting of the Ohio Publiq Ex· The 1tonn toot tlhe form of iso- penditure· Counc::ll here. ~ lated he.IVy raina: from Florida inThe new department, whic:: bas to New England as the East'& been functioning officially fo on· week of Indian Summer came to ly a feW day.s, ha& begun the• bigan abrupt end. geat fact·tinding job in Ohi'o'a his· Apalachicola; Fla., reported 2.8:i I.Ory, Collison Nlid. He promised inches of rain ~n 5ix !hours, and complete and impartial business ·~· d, v a., ·had 2_. m~. · _... _ information wben1 Ute n.ll:J•mon fl d. to industr_y · d Three arrests and one eoutt con· Fair weattler was expected over 1lt(:t· n tng wort 18 comp tte , viclion were rc:ported today by the prObably nul July. mut.h of the c::ountry with sc:atterTbe -council ele-cted Alfred E. state Highway · Patrol in ·M.el&l ed ebowers over Florida and snow County. . flurries over the North Carolina Wolf of Cleveland, vice·prelliderit. Cited into Meiga County Court .He aucceeda PaUl ~. BE~lden of mountains, the bigher elevations canton, head of the Belden Brick were Herman H. Saunders. .28, Of OC PenDiflvania, New York rand Gallipolis, and Milford s. Sheets, New England. Co. 37, Gallipolis, both for pa~ing ovA. D. MacDonnell of Lima, pre&· er a yellow line.. · ident of the Metropolitan Bank,. Katherine E. Downing, 54, .Mid.: was elected secretary. dleport, was in Gallla CountJ jaU and had been cited into GalUt County court tonigbt, charged with driving while intoxicated. Mildred J. Mailin, 20. Reedlville .. ,... was cited for driving left of cen.. ~l :. ter, and had her fine and C:oata ~·f8<; suspended in a haaring before M.a:· J 1 ' ._~l ' COLUMBUS UPI - Paul W. yor Charles Legar of Ptlmeroy• Graham, 22, driver of a stolen -car COLUMBUS UPI - The• water that struck and killed three school children was ordered Friday to pollution control bond wiU consubmit to a mental examination. tinue Investigating why the Wuh· Graham plead~ed innocent by ington County viUage of N~w Mat· rea110n of insamity to seven charg· amoras has not moved fa1ter in es nJaulting from tbe Oct. 19 tra· building a sewage plant. Unless the village can prove sufgtdy here before Common Pleas ficient progress it will be denied Judge Joseph M.. Harter. The judge ordered him 'to Lima a sewaile permit by the board. Other communities reporting to State Hospital for 30 days' obser· The Women's Aaoeiatlon Ot tbe vation, and appointed attorney the board at its monthly meeting Pirst United Presbyteriao Chureb Tuesday here inelud4 Genoe in Jf :Middleport will ·bold iti '·•nouaL · William Walter to ddend him. Graham, placed on prctbation Ottawa County, Niles and Gtratd Christmas Bazaar beginnlhj: ,.... twice in the past year for felon · in Trumbull County. day, Nov. 10 at 10 A·. M and listial ies, faces three charges of second lhrough Wednesday, Nov. ·u. · '• degree manslaughter, two ·of auto Homemade articles and bated theft and two of operating a car goods will be sold d~ the -k~· without the owner's consent. zaar. Lunchoon of soup, li.lfd; des.: Graham stole a state-owned car sert and coofee will be sel'Wd both from the State House parking lot days. , Oct. 19, police charged, and was In ehuge of the bua•r Are 11J'i, fleeing: poli~e who tried to stop J. D.. Harley, Mn. Carl owen, Mia. him for speeding In a school zone Ronald Hlnd, Mrs. Dale Walblll'll. when he lost control of the car RuUand's Volunteer Firemen and Mn. .Riclia.rd Vaugban. and cru.hed into a , crowd of ebil· will sponsor their annual ~urkey ' dren waiting for a schooJ bua. dintJer Thursday, Nov. 12. m the Rutland Grade School, with serv· 1ing tCI 1lart at 5 p. m. C of C MIET Tlae menu has been announced The Pomeroy Chamber of Com- as turkey, dre,;sing, mashed pomeree ,., .'1 hold a r,egular meeting tatoes. gravy, green beans, slaw, Monday ' .11ing in offices of tbe -hot rolLa, cranberries, salad plate, New BlrthA, Mr. .and ,.M:n. Ohio P<.w~ ~ m_x.i:. starting 11t pumpki.n pie, cmd eoffce. Adu!ts, $1.'50, children under 12, 75 cent£. SbeetB, nuu.n4; • idii. a p. m. -. · Ohi Tax CJ' te Said Favnr-...le Toward lndustry :n, Patrol Makes fhree Arrests In Meigs Area Death Car Driver New Matamoras Pleads Insanity At Friday Hearing I~ Under Fire On Sewage Plant 1Jresbyterian Women Planning Yule Bazaar ' ) '' diminished W a ,._.,.. .-' """" _,,..eq .. $695 ~- .... A wave o1 frosty air folll.twing the season 's first big snow sto!nl into- the Midlands~ driving tlhe meroury below freezing as far &OUI•h es Texas and GfOfKia. But the Weather Bureau pre· dieted marked rising temperatures £rom Okla·homa to Montana, where the storm v.-as born, and 'it appea~d the MidW'e!lt was due for a respite from ite snowy preview of winter. Bowbells, N. 0., ranked as the nation's icebox wiLh a 14-below· r.er"o:t reading, but Nov. 13 records were set in Iowa, St. Louis, Kan· sas City, Oklahoma ct.t.v and caM· cago. Louisville, Ky., braced for ~~7n!:!"~:.-~ch=l~·::~: :-:-:";::;;-:t;~ . ~~ew Have~ Girl day. reported I by the government and the United Steelworkers. Unlt.d Pre" lnternatioMt Much of the natio:: between the Roekie1 and the Appalacllla.ns shi· vered in record-breaking cold to- da?he 2 Door Sedan. Radio, heater. ,1954 CHF.VROLET 1 All" Patriotic cltiz.ens are as.r.~d to di,play a ·n•g on Nov. 11 as a u.Jute lo those men who served their !country in three great war&. It pointed out that no flag is ever Jlbsolete. The law and CWitom provUies that the 49&tar flag, the 48-stt.r flag. or even any flag prior to those designs can continue to an expected record cold snap to· be properly until such time rrear-bli=ard that lald up out and needs re· to two feet ·of snow from the Rock-ies to the Great Late& was IIt<""'' 6' cyUnder engine, standard transmission. • • • I .Jainnen .:orrect the long interval the band 1ts entertainment by number of memorized tune~ out light. , t At halftime the band prtJduced 1 sparkling performance . eatitled "The Beatnik Band" was the Ibe Aloha State.'' Forming firat theme of the halftime show pre· .1 palm tree, narrator Rich Jone~. aented in Wellston Friday night nformed the audience tbat Capt. during the Golden . Rockct·MHS ;ames Cook dlscovered the Aloha football game. Directed by Ge~rge Dallas, witl\ ;tate. in 1778. Using "Song of the U!land.s" as segue mUsic the band the stanlil)' tlad majorettes sHiver· next formed a hula girl coml)let.e lng in chill ~nds. the band drew with gra11 sltlrt. lh this formation generous applause from· WeU11ton the majorettes and flagbearers fan! for Us formations and mWiic. ~mployed long streamers to give Dance !lteps were mixed with .he grau skirt effect. During the formations to the music of 'Til 1laylng of the beautiful "Aloha Never Say Never Again", "Tavern Je" the akirt and legs moved, indi· In the Town", "Ta-ra-ra·Boomde-ay," "The t.ool Cat Caper," :ating the hula dano;e. An anchor formation followed aa "You Te\.1 Me Your Dream," end· he acript suggested that tbe an· lng with the li!ht song. hor aymbollud Pearl Harbor. The mg remembered day of Dec. 7, Formation& included .1 house 941. In(\his formation the famous where Beatniks gather, long .lll:fch "Anchors· Aweigh" was play· and all); introduction of Bill , of "Nervous Clervis". a gend. beatnik; Childs coatlnued the A huge "50" formation followed 11 a special tUne entitled "Pearl beatmk theme with <::hatter like, larbor" was played. During the "Crazy, man-Like I mean, glad to wo latter form1tlons and accom have you squares with ua;" and a 1anying music majorettes Soodra "cool cat" formatlon with Clervis 'ott•, Jean Weba~er, Paula rChilds) still passing the IOW·.scale patter. From this formation, the lfary Amberger, Jeanie ;Jea;ler an Andrea band went into a preeialon routine, .d their talent In a bow, a countermarch and the ''M" .be mualc. · formation for the Alma Mater. The bl,oek PHS and Alma Sprightly tap cadences made up the sequence music between formaconcluded the program. tions . ON USED CAR BUYS ·1957 F,ORD 2 _Dr. Sedan • • • $1495 1957 STU,DfBAKER I .nustc: ·· Allor ii(' lljh! I I Americau Legion 30 mbei'!l w,re pr~sent when pl4n• or Veterans' Day, Nov. II, ,Yer oUtlined. All mcmbersh !p captains are to eomp~te their conbcls and re· port at a special meeting at the le~JJon hall Wedneaday, Nov. 11. This lneeting wlll be open to all vete~s. A full evening is plan· ned iith an oyster aupper , .. the 1eHmai. This is a apecbl in vita· tion ro men who havto aerved in the atmed forces bt.t may not be ~Hgible for membEr~hlp in the Le· glon _;because thP dates of their · 1aerviqe do not (·om ply with those requited. · oxeeuted another fine performl.n~ during the Pomeroy • Nelsonvllle football game played on the loetJ). field Friday night. • A rare situation dcveloped at half time. Because of a power fall· ure run field lights were not on lS the band finished its part of th,e show. Since the game be resumed until fun igbliing had beert restored the band the pass incomplete. Artd .. many pretty ooloiJ(Red; llhitO".'JOI!dlr,~ Middleport The; Racine HAJJ 'l'IJIS PASS CONNECTED FOR THE PANTHERS Friday night while they were The Pomeroy High School March· knocking at the Nelsonville goal line, the fin a) score would have ~ead differently than 12· ing Band with Director Ray Wood· 12. A Nelsonville defender bad just tipped th e ball enough while •n the erul zone to make geard at the helm produced Ind. • Miiil61ir~ 11'1;&C>. . . . !911i111 1 .OU urc hGUl n WedneS dOY Mee t -y llttla ...... WASHINGTON (UP I) I__ The Supreme Court upheld today 1 Mercury ~ids Downward As '1'1/inter Arrives . :net~ · reiular session Nov .. ~ and Paul 'Yheaton, 52. of HockinJport, Ohm, entered. a pl.ea of gPU· ty to charges of mtoxtcatlon b~· f~re Judge , Peoplea and wa1 fined $ ~and costs. · . erman. JI. Saunders, cbarJed wt~ crosst":g a double yellow llne, pleaded guilty ~ the charge . be· fore Judge Peop.es and was fmed $10 and costs. m~ll~~ Ab ford presldina: over the meetlnJ. Ch 'ld J The roll .raJI resJ)Onte for the 1 meeting was "Lincoln'' and 18 membera reaponded. A "review wills given by Mra. Dale Mrs. Juhn L.ietwiler and Mrs. Dutton . on "A,tu:ah111m .,J..Incoln and Aaron Kelton were hostesses when Walt Whitman" by W. E. Birtori. the Guild of the Grace Episcopal A paper prcptred bY Mrs. Clyde Church met Wednesday evening at Ingell on "Th~ TrlaJ of Mary Todd the Parish House. LinColn" was read bY Mrl. Brad· Devotions by Mrs. H. 0 . Ewing, rord Jn the absence of Mrt. Intels. · opened the meeting, Dur· Mrs. Robert Coati and Mra. Dale . business &e9sion phms wer.e Dutton who are in charge of the 1~, .... , ror the visit or the Bishop, articles made by the 'Blind' which Rt. Rev. ltoger L. Bhmchard.. the club is aponllorint had the November 22. It~ma on display at the meeUnc. Rdre~hments were ser\lcd dur·l Amana the itema are, linen towelt, ing the social hour. aprons, and pillow ~•sea I ;.:::=::=;;;;;;;;;;;::=::=i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. II .......... Jato ... ,..... SuMay a Taft Hartley Jaw injunction directing the striking steel workers back to their jobs for 80 clays. Tbe eourt 188ued a ftve·page unsigned opinion in the precedeol·maktng case four days after bearing arguments on It Noi-•IIJ. 12 P......,. 12 · ~ 10 a'nd be was released u~d.et • honoring Mrs. Gru ..ec'• Scoreboard RutloNI11 W..,_, ' His case was continued k e Stene • Le • I• ••:,-:,:·~;u.u, Frida,, ...acme g~on IVirgil R. Mullins, 32, of Choaltlr< J- i. PI plead«! not IUiltY aJ'._e8 ans FOf ~fi~f~l of driving whll• !!>'"•' ·le•erans' Dav l J the president, Mro. William Brad- Groce Ep•'scopol - Ruling Of Highest Tribunal Calls Halt To Steel Strike Football WUliam Snyder. 26, of RuiJapd, Friday afternoon In a bear- Ky..,54-T6 . tog before Common Pleas Judge Jo~n C. Bgcon was found f"t. P-..nt 1t lrDnton 4l guilty of vtoi-Uon Of his probation aranted earUer this year O.k Hill 24 Rock Hill' I on a charge of breaking and enterll)g and was sentenced to Southwelferft 42 North Gallla " R.. GranH 0 McArthur 42 one to 15 years tn the Ohio Penttenttary. Snyder had been picked up earu.t this week on charges Wall- 46 Mlddl_.. 0 lac-16 ~ 14 by Hocking Count)' lfUlborltief ,. . ~ A - 1t ~llloollo 20 I :::f.:\~: him witb brealing .ant: ) • .- The Middleport Llter~ry Club met ~dne&day afternoon at the home 5I Mrs. c. M: Henne8,Y with Radiant Flreplaee Rivals to.&ly ' 10111. lnlf and - William Snyder Is Sentenced 1 To 1 To15 Year Prison Term erary ub M t' H ee 1nq •ltht - JINiiuoo·-PY-.- - I Around And t ILit enttne i74" - - -------------·------~---------------------------------------p;;~~~~I!;~Mtj)Jrift~~~b;~~;;~~~iQ;..,--------------------------------------------------~·~··~m~·~·~""""~:·~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, November 7,1959 ---~~----------------~--------------~------------------------------------- I daughters', Maria and Marla, birthdays. The following members were present: Patricia Collins, Kathy Dill, Kathy Abbott, Mary Lou Hadford, Becky Radford, Dialla WeyersmiJler, Susan Lanning, Backy ease, Melody Roush, Brenda Gil· more, ·Bonnie Gilmore, Sherri Blackston and the above mentioned. Mn. Gru4;!ser, one of the lead· ers, was ill and unable to attend. I Glamourize Your Home With Simulated Stone and Brick Fireplaces lle<lric served The Powder Pull Club of the Middleport Higb School met Tuea· 1 day evening at the home of Lynn Buehanan, Mickey Brinkmait, president of Mr. and Mrs. llugh H. Daniels, former Pomeroy residents, the group conducted the business now of Miami , Florida, are anno.uncing the engagement of meeting when the group discussed their daughter, mana H.uth, to Raymond Brown Bennett, son money raising projects for the 1 of .Mr. Hnd Mr.s. Curtis R. Bennett of Cameron, N.C. ' Christmas Fund. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Nov. 28, at Mi· I The girls also decided to hold a bake sale on November 14 at the aml Bapthit CilUn:h. Robinson's Cleaners on MMl Street. ·' ' Of 1955 I tW . 2 Door Sedan. A line clean ~lth std. trans. ' ( Asbul')' Methodist Church WSCS • Meeting Held Wednesday Night J Middleport Grads • "Social Creeds and Moving Populations" were t6e devotlon Class and program topics discussed by Mrs. William Eichinger and M d d Mrs. William Houdashelt, ol th• regular meeting of the wscs ee . e nes ay . Has Been The Standard At Blaettnar's For Yeors. 1956 CHEVROLET 210 V. . ' NO. 1. I I . north, ,.rtty cloudy an4 a little . l Powder Puff .CJub Meeting Held Tuesdoy xr I I ' Well Main SL - Council Meeting Weather ""'"'" ....... ......,......... Oht.: lncr..slnt clo&HIIMM ... ;u.s~ Suprrme Conrt Rules To Invoke The Taft-Hartley Injunction j Tuesd01y evening with Leda Mae . Kraeuter, councilor, presiding. Lettie Meridith and Zona Biggs were reported ill Moori!! I home from the hospttal. First nomSalisbury Brownie Troop 169 ination of officers was held_. A re- met Wednesday afternoon at the port on the. Bot:Jster Meetmg. at • school for their regular meeting Bel~re wa!l giVen by Esthe.r V{r1ght.l and were accompanied by their Ch~1stmas cards were d1str1btlted leaders, Mrs. Howard 'Roush and which the Good of the Ordt.:t Com· Mn. Norman WeyerimiUer to Ham1Uee o~dered for the members dio Station WMPO where they tour· I A social hour eoncluded the ed the station with Barbara Faye. meeting, After the tour ihe troop return· ed to the basement of tht· Rock I Springs Church where a decorated I 1 birthday cake, baked by Mrt. William Radford. and ice cream furnished by Mrs. Roy Grucser, was Crows Steak Hause 1 Pomeroy 1 at a Dof A ,HeId 0 n Tuesdoy were young •••ole. Chester Council Daughters of S I' b B ---.IAmeri<an met I'<&Uiar .... ion a IS ury r.ownle • Troop Meetlng ld w· d · d I ~~~~d Ad~ He e nes ay I 1 --- --- QUALITY Payne ilStJ nOted that religion seemed to be increasing in Russia and showed pictures of congrega· tiou at worship. He pointed out thai ma9y of the congregation In .. LING (Porter House, New York Strips, Clabo At) Chester I 1 :us. Hushes read a note from · the Worthy Matron asking all Ea.st· ern Stars to meet al tht.' Church of Chriat, Nov . z:;, at 7 :15 p. m. to attend t~e ~ommm1ity Thanksgi'o'· ing sHvlce 1n a .boay. CHAR-BROILED STEAKS : ,1 . Payne spent ten days in Russia on a tuur arranged by Intourist, a Runion organization which plans such trips to the. Soviet Union. He . ahso visited other European roun· ·' . --- "SAY ONE FOI< ME" Bing Crosby I ' •.. , Reynolds reporter! that all brooms except three whisk browus had been sold and the ' mont~Y turned in to the treasurer. · Mrs. Marietta Thomas was re· l ported ill. A kitchen &bower was held for the chapttr and many useful items Ncre brought. SUN., MON. and TUES. ....• I Mrs . Pearl He pointed out that he had talk· ed with approximately 125 to l:K) Russians on the trip. He said that m:my emphasiz.ed the fact that they did not want to be litierated from the life they are living any more than tbey wanted to be liberated by Hitler. • w•• VOL I • a1. y e SPIRIT OF THANKSGIV/NO JEFfERSON, Iowa UPI son r••idenh, th•lr minds IPINFI•nfiy M Th•nklltk'lng Day chetr· fully jolnl!lld In Prlday picking v~ • careo •pllled whtn I. ..rn~tr•ll•r truck wn Involved In 1 11:r..h. Th• truck carrying froPn turkiiY'o Firemen Set Novembu 12 As Dinner Date ) �f.ommentatin~ 2-Dally SenUnel Pomeroy-Mlddl&pot1 0, Nov 7 1959 Editorially New Haven WSCS Meeting Is Held • MOn dOy Even1ng Almost As Essential As Land Some time ago a Uihorthes m one of the provinces of Canada considered mvesligatrng tbe distrlbutlon and produ<' tlon of 1a1111 eqUipment Wlth the thought that nalw11a 1u tlon of the industr) m1ght b1 ach 1sahlt to r" duce prtces of essent1al agr au lttu al tnal hn ery How governmrnt opu arwrt v. ou Itt sol \ l the farm ma<:htn el-, pnu.! prblrm rn ( ar 1d r was not explame d Ho\\ ever this h1 ghlq..: hts a fact thlt 1.$ often ove rlooked mod1 r 11 farm eqmpment lS almost as essentral as the land Itself to present d1v <~grHultur~ Jh~ revolutionary develop rm nts that have tah n place m the Amencan farm cqu q~ m o1t mdt ~ try In the last 50 \Cats hilH been pn It) much taken for grantf'd as Is the fact thai 11 takes fewer and fe\\er people to produ<-e lh c food and fiber for a gro\\ Jng nat10n thus rt leastng others to ht lp produce the luxUJie s as well as necess1tres th at make lift ~o goof! samt: fadors 1espons1bh for gren t athrevE' It IS mterestmg to note th e funtl a rm.: nlal factors responstble fo1 thl gro~\th of the mo dern farm equipment mdustn The\ are the to the 1ntroduct ron of the commerc1al Jet planes \\Jth then great supertorJty tn speed and comfo rt IS In large part dve swiftest most comfortable v.a'l- As William H Hessler fore1gn ed1tor of the Cm c mna1t Oh10 EnqUJrer points out 111 an cxh.mstlve article on the slgnJ!lcanccs of the a1r age the mternational airlines make a maJor cont11 bution to the O\er all na ttonal d efe nse value To dup\lcol c this llQtenl!al to have that add1 tiona I all hrt 1n conunuous readmess the a rmed forces would have to spend about $85 million • \car £or oper atmg costs plus a large cn pltal 1utlay J hu s t111 Am e ncan mternahonal atrhnes bet:om e an mt4 ~~ 011 part of the natiOna l de- of the aggregate U S civrl atr fleet He Cites this example World Airways alone Pan Amm lean m:11ntalns sc hedul ed (lights on 65 000 miles or ovm seas routes and operates 93 ove1scas stattons Pan Amer lean makes money and pa~ s taxes (a nd cur n.~ •• Daily Sentinel Daybook f( ll St! IP(251htllt Wt tid Inghis mn ln TO AniND WORSHIP Members or the 1 adles Aux1l1 ary oC Drew WebJter l'o!lt 3Q Am encan Legion will ~ttl.!nd worship aervlces at the Pomeroy ( hu rch or Obr1fl. Sunday al 7 30 p m and Mrs 1:s Le ster hunur uf Lh( Mr vtr~ur} ( f (! ch~ ) Ru~~dl tf I UlllCI 0~ NIW ARRIVAL Mr HUd Mrs W1lll um Urooks While J1 ISalh f llmnrl'l or Y.a ~ h Jllgton n I ut1 an no lll11ng rhu b1 nh uf a rtaul!l ter (} nil Ja Ann born at lhe W •shtnj:!t•m Ctn ter Ho ~ ptt 11 lust Su nda\ Nov 1 Tl u new I lhy V.l lghcd 7 pound ~ OlllilS nl tmrh anrl bulh ~ ht 15 un d AJlce Moore •nd Shirley Roberls spent Mon.,_.y in Parkenburg 'Mrs Nqr1 Bobo 11 spendmg aome time with her daughter Mr and Mrs Perry Edwnds at Silver Run 1ft and Mrs Lester Brookover apent SWidl)' llftehloon wllh Mr tnd MH Cle"etand Russell Earl Moore Htumed to his home In Akron after 1pendin1 the past three wee~ here with Mr and Mrs H 11 Areher ml.re llr and Mn John BW'Pcat" MfJ. Alice MGOI'! and Mrs Sh1r ner Marvin Be.uett, Luthll!r Q lty ll.obei'ti Wife' dinner guests of Smith )Jra 1\ t lrrtnt~ lin Ed her brother, Mr and Mrs Lou na Clark and Cunnle, M'la Millie Dlfbl, Tutlq~. Bumaamer llr ind Kn .Harnr Mit aai ¥ti Henry Ebhn Jr Miller ADd Gad and lolt and Mra 11!1111 Sllllllay with her mother Mr• !Iibert Cooke and Phil llltlle Clltutbe" of Middleport Cottlle prayer tneetlnr was held CIRCLI MEETING h1r m •the r an rlmn ta: well md The Foderatt~d Circ lt' w1ll J1li'9t w.ere_ 11 tur m d tu lhf'lr hmm y1 ~ ~ Ytednelda)' at 7 30 11m n1 the du) l.rt~ IHi pl1tc 11~ ut Mr~ \\d church .octal room 1111 n R nukurs 1!1 nt I uulsvltlt K\ MIITINO CHANGED IMt l lu1rts ( Whitt Sr l l !uls The mett!Jli of the Bedforrt ~tll l Ky ul I mu ~;vl lil I\~ and PTA eclleduled for WedneM.ay 11r unrt Mrs C 1! (,dm urc of Mid November 11 hu been chahgod to dlrport r.n nl J: rnnrlparr nt ~ 111 u Tueaday Novttmbor JO at 7 10 :\'11 •md \1rs W1lll1m Mt, ru f p m .at the Badford School All Oklahnma C 1 t~ Okl aho n , and new and prospective membtHis ur c M1 s I hnrlllll c lll!!a li i\1 1! Jl p u 1 \U'ted lo atteod DIACOHS TO MIET OPIN HOUSE 1 he Bonrd of P caeot'}R of th e 0(H!In Hou1e Wlll be obu•rved on Mltldlepm t I trst ~•r•t1 ~ 1 l hu1 ch Novemhl!r 8 liMit between lhl! will mrel Stond 'Y mornlnl: lmme houn of 2 1nd 4 p m at the home diatcly following tlhe 'lfl..,e of t]l( of Mr and tdra John ltuRseH In m01nln g wor!oih!IJ Bll \>' I\~ J.Partot tootboll team l.llnunot mactty 23 Fidsetll Jf. 01. I. Out llheveled l.lmaU- 21:1 ll'.,.,OUI '·Copf &NtwYork ......rfalla t.Klnco :u. llnlloroldv7 )'1111 Jl.lloaUI 1t -ranch 10 Allyuoo Dutch acholar It Arrowa 80 Bcolda , ....,.•••• A•••• vehemently 3t VaUse 81 J'encer • ao Larr• 1word. ana.ke II Oull ltke bird 1l'i .,. leader, lheldOD 1\0uab, with 1'llo New Haven IUD c:holl' llnatDJ HaYtn 38 Preacrtptioa term _!:=::=::!!=;:=::;::::~:::==:::~::::======:;====-:---' ;~~t~,!;Let o{u;:.on:;;,:,:"•.:.l:: f' t~~Jitttlonllll dotbOcllot Chureb • p eonana: tJon of :roUth tbeai ..:!'.ill or rQ ar lnbi'r tlleetmg. b~ onder w.rh ,. at T0 D0 About space Gap ~~.J.t~ Russia Has Created With Leap Around Our Moon ~t~~·" t;~:~~ ;::=ti:~~~;d .- ~ mencans lfttr 111 ilJHOn lillie Eyeo" ond Kilton Holl A lhot't llleetiDIWOI held l!l•n read the oorlPiun liken from T,- Welch ... guest Lute Prayer ....- led br ll~v Ito- •......,..... .~w- toe ewnin•. bts top1c I IDITOl'S NOTI· Potlowl.. II tht Heond of two dhiPifcMt by JoMph L Myler of U.. l'• Elo space l!lhots w1th l!lmall :1:: ~ ~~C:.l'llttek, Richard ~ na:. . L tiJWay, I L Ste ,ru. .Ali:1'DLB.AAXR Ql.l ~ tl.mptylltandl tor another 1n tbla nmplt A h uHd for tht two 0 .. eta. •untie Jtttera, a(X'+ ...... tbt ltnrth and 'lonnatton nt tht wordl an all hlntt. W U. IIIOde letttl'll are dlftarent. .. U.. tUM L't. X " a. 41\10ARMYXR4 PVICVP1'CH MZL OLIGVTR-V OCT R L, 1'0tiRilOONI TQQ ..,£ ' J1mill Hamp~ fait)', Rua~eU Cape b KiUer 0 J Bostic, PCbll llkp WTbolpert E L Stein Earl ar • omaa Reed Rev David Freeman, a.p.d pests John Bar rint:eJ' aDd bY Welch The Scuptures adrnomsh us to reJOice Th ea: lor e m mmJstenng to the sprr1tual need s of mankmd the Church iJ esses tho unvortan ce of JOy tn ou1 d..tly lives The r easons for lhts are fo u1fold 1 Joy w1ll release the pc1 so 1al1IJ i\Lmy of us have ex cellent bottled up posthve personalities wa tting only to be treed 2 J oy \Hil telease oUr mdl\ldual powers These force s whtch ronquet fea1 and enable us to hve the full u seful lives of whtch we are capable 3 Dat ly JOYful ltvmg mduc es better healt h It ts a kno\\n fad that many 1lls and dtstUI bances a1 e due du eclly to gloom\ mental outlook 4 Joy stimulates enthus tasm and enthusiasm prO\ Ides a pposltl.ve appro,tch to our JObs and to all of our worth while end eavors It tl'A a)"S has a potent <M eel on o u1 well bemg The servH·es nt the Churc11 of yom fatth are designed to provide sptntual growth and thts growt h ca n all be ) outs f01 the ask mg ( •ttcmJrng) '1>/tth the hope 1t will, In ,ome measure, foster and help susto1r1 .. 1at '.\h1c h IS good tn family and cornmumty l1fe, th1s feature IS sponso red by the bus1nes~ f1rms Lind organizations whose names oupeor below STIFFLER RED ANCHOR to Rhonda Leab Aftn Mill and Sheri Me- 1 e~·-~~~~ I::~~~~~~i~~~J~- - lined "COMI "Whr lhy ~ PLORIDAI" North , ..11n1 M.tlf DHdt" Rlch1rd S OWen, Pu•ll•her It pes on to point out ''You attt!rneon 8J c1n be burled beautifully in Sun rpt Sunday by The Ohio Vallt.J ny Flbrld1 for only M1 GO (no tall) Ptlbli•hinR Company ot 110 Me- No more taxea food drink• racet "•:mit' St Pomeroy Ohio Bllll- hotell, ftillbt club• or dortor bllll ness office phone 391 editorial Convenient layaway plan make Jff re phone 387 reaervatlona now (Write for free Entered as u-tond t!ll&l maWR& booklet 'How to Klclt the Btttket motter at the po•t office at Pom GracefUlly ) roy Plllo The card "as 111lped by Stiff • Na\blal adverU1!nt reprtlefttJt neadly' who 4H 'Planting Speot. live llottlnel~ 1'ClmbaU Int 80 alleb tor Northernen • LtxlnJitOIJ Ave, Ne\f York CIQ: Mr Ewina mlfiht chaa8'e tbt N'~" York wotdifti: ar6und a bit and belln Subscription rate11 .)eltwred D, lurina 10utherners to Southea•t "arrler where avaUJ'ble, 30 I!Hitl ern Ohfo. per wook one l)'etr In adv1nee ar I he DaUy ~ntiMI omce, -$lllf,O: ~Ute the followinJ &ummary de11 1X month$ $'7 80 t)lree mont'hl fendant'• tOunsel made to a jury, $3 ro P.,. mc•c.,. route wber! ~?AU !~"diN t9 U'l! N•~t·!!d~ able one n'onth, $1 By mall ODf" !Ud1ifton<t W Va vear $R, l!ltx month~t M 211, tu. 1 The law i)ti)HIIb' declare:o~ pn Pubhshed eva.:ry lo LOXOPJlLLOW ... ImooiJ>a, f2 110, ooe mooth, fl tlft:te-. 'In lit• ltftuUiul lanauae mtrka, And fetch hom In IUllty the li ::it~~~~~=~ :~c~~=~~!Tr c:':r~1 lleld 1 recton And my ifl}urtd and down-trod den clienl will be 1pt to lilht Oh you one of these dark n11hts AI my eat ll&hts on a suserl'ulof new mUir. Clarence Whetatone of our me chanleal ataff Ill an amateur pho totrtpber He 1 been achmg for yean to be In the right place at the r1,ebt time for a p1cture- in the wild-or 1 deer Lut week he thought he had lt [)r-JvlnJ almg Route 124- t~ ward Syrac:use he noticed a set of bobbiD:a horns orr 25 yards or so not quit~ entirely masked by low underbrush Leaping from his t::.• :""!:bh!!"-!! 4'•""'1'..- and nrenar intc to shoot tiJ at ond Whetstone approteb" hlt quarry n wu an olcl bllll' aoat - Reasons ¥/hy! t.laddlepurt Pomeroy Budget Shopping Cen"'r fOREMAN & ABBOTT OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. <'u9t om llwlt ' Kttch~ns Makers ol Holsum Bread 1'11ddlcpo•t :t. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. t.UiGS EQUIPMENT CO. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Pomeroy, Ohiu Who Dunnit OF MI!IGS·MASON AREA DAILY Ollrl'OQVO'Dl - Hero'• how to work Ill llo~ Club of New ~ oft IU'Idt:r evening lit I DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OGKLRIR temoob:f. worohljiiOf\'loo Wll YF.STF.RYEAR - " CJJpto...... '\lin Georte llrtekles Tuesday al -,---PoinT' PIHIInt DIJtrlot lend Rotary loll;oii Fellowohlp mot ot the Now Cf b 6..ol , unued -um Churdt ro: u ...eet•ng 1~ monthl1 mMtlna '"""llf HI ld U~"M~CIY .J IL _c.-cc opened fOD.\Y AND THE DAilY SENTINEl ' Sollti.. lltoofu evewnl Mill Sbirle>' liobertt called on Local Halloweeners' Ingenuity Made Them 2nd Story Experts CROSSWORD .. Seaport of Ste!IJI If. the bbnle of Mr and Mrs Bob Point Pleasant , , Dlstnct Yollth Meetina Is Held ago satellite and moon and d••P three opace probel and 10 ha¥11 •'Tbt H;iilh of payloads they Two of ours got onl:r a quat and "Wlliea ~ ltlnc Henyw.lghtl In Future ter of the way to tM moon One Gold_. Bfll11 wtth I(Off But we must walt a wh1le be went into orbJt around the JUh mth abd Sheldon J'to\llh doJn1 the Welhington burtau •pelllne out the vletoritl sr.orH by th• Ru• fmt' we can hope to lannch hea\ ' But m all categories the Rw solo parts A skit '-rhe Lord1a •l•n• In their IINU rtc. With we1ghts comparuble m perform sums were ttr11t with the most Prayer was presented by Sheldon ut tnd wh•t un be done tboul anee to the Sov1et 1 un1ks 1 hey launched the fmt sateUite aM Eddie Stein Kitty llod STARTS KINDEROARTIN It lf we work hard enough and and the f&rst sQn roclr:et They son aena: a tolo 'He • Mrs John Powl'll has started a IY JOIIPH L MYL•R spend enough money It u poss1 were the first to h1t the moon and kln clm g.u rten for children four and 1 WASHINGTON UPJ- Amenea ble that we wdl have a ye:~r from th fmt to launch a rocket into The busmeu f1vc y('nrs of ag~ m her home on rar behmd Ruula In the epaee now rockets as powerful as those a.n earthmoon orbit 7tf Street 111 New Haven between race Js now compelled to slow which thrust the hea \ler Sputniks Even 10 lt was our space in II e lwu rs of 9 and 1 I 30 a m Mrs down before It can speed up 1nlu orbit strumenta which dilcovered tbe l'ov.l' ll 1s th(' former Mary Lee As Spa•e Admlntst,.tor T rad1ation belts around the planet each 1 K~~sm gf'l am1 was une o1 th e 11 r.!lt Kmth Glennon " ha• •••d '" e have h n three to five years we may an d t1111 1act t hat t h e earth ..".,( 1 1e t e~:~c 1u!rs at Ncw fl a\t'n El e outrun our te•hn'l'g• Were nut ll~fL boostC'J s tWice as powerf ul l~h 1 h d dl ape - a 1eovery s h 11 v ... ~ ~s unGllk 11111 an d m nx to seven sw•s h1cht ya1pears has patd dividends 111~11 1 ~ry ' oo ast year ao •uod ,, we" thottght we were ready & yean , t'nnan says we mav haH; 1 h 1 n t e orm of more accurate Bo·" auoe we storted ~•eatl •· uo;J a c1ustcrc d gumt capable o( hurl maps ---------~I hind we trtedk to dn too much too mg many tons of matter mto \nybody who bas heard The Ahnona~ soon We wrec ed too many Space planetary space NASA sclCntiata dtl!lcuas "'!'~~~~~~~ vehicles by b~lldlng ftrst and de ~· llil!'ning efterward • ,, All th1s 111 " 1J011 ttor 8 tl y of mechanics or has visited a Dr solomon 1 muscle We tell the wnrld tha t ~c 1 research center 1s 1mpresaed born profeaaor fhe Ruaslans appHrently ha\le entlflCiill we arc Hi good spare the breadth and scope of our at plent) of extra rockets for liS(' In men as the 11u ~s 1an ~ ;~nd p~rhaps tack on space the RussiiDII case oue bloY.s up We have had better Stody V.rled Problernt ahead ofi!th~oe~ ~~!,\~lf~;:~~~ none m many c~:~ses and have had As one roiASA uff1 cml sa1d wr~ Our young doctors of philosophy field of .h to postpone spoiled experJmf'.J\t S ly Were ahead of tht m 111 spate are JnVeNttgatmg everythlDJ: from eqqation 1" Un-ited Prtu lnterneUonal months or years 1n evny way cxcc)Jt ho w to ~-: r 1 a tomic erosion of spacecraft to u GleMan bad 1tao lUI Glennan director of tht one there propul~lon of Interplanetary shlpal 1~ited,, Lelschltl Wd • the • ~~ 1 r t~luy 19 Saturday Nov 7 the U 5 Pries Secnh by means of sa1ls set to catch the l • detilll tiefore tbey ~ 311th dow of lht year w1th IW year old NatJOnal Aeronautics and Sp11ce Adtmmlftralmn (NASAl Are we I ht rc ts no doubt Ihal solar wmds we build abfd then d~&i&D" more rlay~ 111 19~9 But are tMy ahead of their they , .:&DI,ot afford. Th f' moo n IS In ~ls flrsl quarter says we lack only the propulsion our solelllt<'s and probe s have capab1Hty to match the Rus pr1ed more secrets out of close Ru11lan counterpartt? OUr tldl rodl;.ta and WoW diem. The morning star [9 Venua spectacular feats In space lhKt the Russnm s httve h.. clel.,_.d often thlt we ere whal'l wton1 with the The uen1111!: fl taJS tire Mercury slana .. We will oontinue to schedule at We have put 12 satclhtes mto orb1t "u1l to the Ru11lan1 In JlpHI WI dO 1o ond Sutu r n a ~lower pace than planMd a year to the1r three We have launched guldence If w. .re, we hne not On Hns d 1h tn history proved •t In IBM th e T..t>Wis and Clark The Russ 1ans claim that Lunlk ' l'x ped ll!lon reached lh1 Pacific 1I was gut ded from the earth all to go before 1t Ocoon way to lls crash Iandin& on acy in IP~ It In IIIII Amencnn forcelf under moon It even had a lunar alti Will OlnfHA, r.rn WJitJ-.m Henry H11rrlson de I m'"" to keep Its earth baaed root the blll! monitors adYI!ed from 1eeond to fe t1 d Shawnee Indl\!1 118 under second ot ats dastance from the t hu f 11 rtllmf'h al th e Battle of moon lq1pt1 111<>e 111o fnrUa na U S: scientist$ have c.lled In 1007 Marl! Cune who later D1d you have your sctenhfic curiosity aroused during Hal Rueslan exploit a mirac:le wnn thl' Nobi I Prtze for etlence loween Beason by observing a number of Pomeroy residences marlumanshlp twJcc w~ s horn Lunlk III which soared c:loae to - maybe your own - wtth thoroughly soaped second floor the before bcndtne b1ck fn 1916 fca nettr Roankln ot Mon windows• Thts had a number of folks baffled and p10bably 11\tO moon a (lagantic orbat around the lanu l)P.came ltte ti1st woman ever sUII does eart~ convinced aome actenttflo eleclrd to C'ongresa However Pomeroy Chle( of Pollee Jed Webster found th• authorities that the RUIIIant were In 1917 Bo!RheVtlb seized con answer a couple of evenings before Halloween muc:h further advaneed Itt math•· I trois of the RuL'IM&n government Parked quietly Jn h1s cruiser, he saw prankste1s approach anrt Nikolai Lenin .assumed powet .... 110 111 (allecl ln~luW. Said Lenm from now on a new a house wtth a long pole soap attached to one end It was a shot was Involved !l'haSf' In the hJ11torv of Ru S'Ria be- simple maneuver for them to soap a second floor window mat.l ct •t•hamathernatlcl1n1 n,,.u, S rpa.ce tall It so amused Chaef Webster he g in ~ problem• ot dldn t bother them of Shakespeare Hht conclusion must have been That Where no doubt extAta A lh ouih! for today President (,rovE-r Cif'Vel<~~nd s aul Your ev that youngsters possessing that the PriSoner It Ia your duty to fetch him ' Y voh r 8.9 surely as your chief much injlcnulty shou ld be permlt mnocent naKIAtrate exerc 1 ~et a pub1le ted to tlnd vent for It If you keep this fact m v1ew m tru!SI Edlaon ltobstetter took a few case of my client gentlemen minutes one day while atteHdJnc You wJIJ have the honor of mak 1u I.c>ona Smith Yitlled at Cool bankinl anoclatlon aesslont re ing a friend of h1m and all h1s rf' ~ llle rr contl} wuh her sister Mrs ~cntly in Florida to send a humor lations Grace ltef'd and tamlly owr poat~ard to old frlend John And you nn allerL'I look upon Wlll this oec~oa1on and reflect with Mr and Mrs H W Wetherholl Maybe he ahoutd have malted pleuure that you have done as ol Galllpolb and Mr and Mra one llkt It ta Hell!')' tw1n1 It Yntl would be done by James J1vlden of Zane•vJlle should hn~ atven Henry ldut on But If on the: other hand you apent Sunday with Lheh mother, how to promott bueintu. dilregard th• principle of law, 1nd Mrs J ::" Jividen Mr Hobltetter'a card wa• head set at naulfht my eloquent n- - MYF ctu111Uan Caften Confer ence Sunday 2 30 to 1: 30 p tn at Bl&elow ldetbcd at C~ureb in Po U mouth Jun1or YoUth Fellowship Sunday at 15 00 Senior Youtb Fel lowahlp Sunday at 8 00 OUicial Board meetlnt Sunday at 7 30 po m W s C S Monday evenanc 1n the soct.al room or ~ $hurch at 7 30 Worship leader Mft:. E M Blake Proa:nm leader Mn EmerNn Jonea Hoatease1 Mn Robert Coats Mrs Carrol Swenaon Mr1 RoQert Harrl• Mn Roy Saubury Choir rehearsal Wednesday even lng at 7 30 Eleanor Circle will meet 1n the social room of the Church Thurad.ay evenln& at 7 30 Mra Nonna Wilcox devotional leader Fe-atured on the program w11l be Mrs Ralph Zundel who Will 1pea11: on Christian Education for Children Hoateues Mrs AI he Hawley 1nd Mrs Grace John son Annual Bazaar and food tale 1pon1ored by the Afternoon C!Nle w111 be hekl at the Charch on J>ee. ember 4 Each member Is expected to contnbute to thla affafr Jtema from others will be appreciated There will be lunch served at the noon hour November December Upper Room devotumal a:ulde ia available at entran«! of Church Batheny E U a. Church; F. I. Dunn Pastor Revival serv1ce 1 30 Saturday n1ght Morning Wonhlp Sunday 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Y Hour 6 30 weekend here with his aunl Mrs Edith Davis Mr and Mrs Lester Brookover called an. ?tn Alice Moore Frtda) afternoon Mrs Shtrl~y Ebhn spent Sunda > afternoon wltb ber aunt Mrs Ray and K.aren Mr and Mrs Willard Armatrong Ada Rickard Mr and :rfrs Paul R1cltard Sharon snd Debra Mrs Nannie Johnson Mrs Roy Hoffman Mrs Geor&e Jewell Mn E C Wddle M.t1 Jva. C1pe. hart, Mn Clafton Alber, and Judy Mn Hlrold " ' Jr , llr lad Mtl: Fred Batey Rev ant,! Mn Jack Weleh Mr iltltt' 111'11 Pete Bl.l.rfis Becky and JOIIMy, Mr •nd l{n. Hart')' Pictera and SAJidy, lfr ud Mn Edpr Laroe, Mn. !I H. Relt r 1e nt1.) iNCiver. no substdy) wh1le mamtammg 1egu lar se r v1ces on routes rons1de1 ably more than half the m1l eage se1 ved by MATS (Mih tarv Au T! a nsport Service) And MATS 1n volvcs a net cos1 to the go\iernment of $325 mtlhon yearly fot overseas flights only Th1s represent s et:onorn) of a ve1 y Jngh orde1 for the Amenc m taxpayer In an emergency the Pan Amcncun all fleet co uld move 7600 troops or I 7t;O 000 pound s of <argo m a day But there 1s more to lhts matter than JUSt getting passengers to fore1gn countrws tn the an Zan~niUe •fter !pendmg thl' mfant The women of the church mond Pow~ refreshm~ts Russell Roberts and Gene Bar Attending we rles New Mr netl6 clllled on Mr and Mrs Shu and J.frs Otha L R V Gibbs ley Rober~ ooe day last week Sr Mr and Mn mard Lievmg Mrs Geora:~ BrJekles and Mrs Defense In The Air This New Haven News Of Interest Jim Walen returned to hts home Rev a nd ....\1rs Robert E Ddle was honored on Wednesday even mg follo.,., Jng the even1ng servtce at the EU 8 Church With a recep liOn and pound party They were presented wath I combmatlon baby bed and plpay pen !or thetr :-.ew 'l lltl tc. tn thousa nd otlllJ 11eas i'Jrst IS th( ~rutJI motJ\ e ~\ luth gt\fes dr1ve to cumpames as \\ t 11 ~~ to mdn ulu tb Probably the second nw:-;t po!t 11 foHe '" the fret> matket v.h1rh 111 ur t ~ husmcsse~ aud IHd t\ldU ill s the 1 1ght t, nr :u kt I thtll v.a1 ~s lf tht \ are able to m eet I he nee b ol consumers - and 1f they me et the tumpdtt lon of theu ne tghbors \\ho have the .o:. atm obJec tive -\nd ot cou1 se the third I It r 111 the g t o\\th ol thl farm equ ipment lldustr \ 1n the Umted States 1s <t polttJ ral <;\Sttm ~htch hold ~ mvrolate the pn nclple of lh t fr ~ee nt<nket as well as th e nght of pn \ Jtt < lw m to rnak~; a p1 o ftt ~o c 1 1hn1a twn of su permen m lhe name Jf tht state cou lU ha\e poss1bly d evised the h 1ndreds of types ol mal hlfies tha t a re at the di sposal of toda\ s far mcrs ~ machmes that utf p1 J<ludwn costs conserve the land and makl' th e fa rm !" fan n a busmess operatton of lhe highe st ord e1 Not only has the farm eqmpmen t mdu st1 \ de\J sed them tt has mass p1 od lced them a tu ummum puces lor all of us Thomas Fork Sooial Notes JHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS helpen for • OVERWEIGHT OF AMERICA Local Un}Qn 5668, Uavensuoo~. lV Va HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers Of Good Bread Hunlln~oo, W V1. de,. 1or 6 " m Evemng aervlces Chrl1tl•n Selene• Society 1441 1 iJ ;n Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Ohio F.-lrYiew Church Edwud Gr1f Mormng serv1ce at 11 w1tb Adam f1t h pustu r Sund .. y Sci ool 9 30 a and Fallen Man the subJect of the m l:iupt Herbert Roush YPIIrt at I esson Sermon Golden Test He o 4a p m P1eachmg 7 :::o p ~ that hath an ear let htm hear \11(1 > eck 1 rayer S£>rv1ce Wednes- what the Spmt sa1th unto the d 1y 7 30 p p1 chur c he~ to h1m that overeometh F ree Mettw;!rl1st Church•• Rev wdl I g1ve to eat of the tree of AIIOtlj'llniUY ... n ... u.t, u1 , • .,.,, W H Strausbaugh pe&tor Laur.t llfe which 11 m the mtds.t of the Qil'lilt of Latu Day H1nts Old ( )l(f s md~y School ~ ~0 a rn parad1se of Gml Revelation 2 'l "'n t ldUi uu • t v u;u • ttv ... Phil Wt:;e Supt Class Meetmg Wednesday evening semce at 8 P ~llll .,( J4vol 11 1lJ <>II ;.a.:uo.:l 1 ,. 0 m 11 m Wm baU.,y 1ft chargel M .u w on <~n ~ .lilU ~ .Jtu Jy v, f'\IY scrv1c1 s • p m Evangelistic First leptlst Church of Mhldl• d .. u.t)' tl ~ 1 .. !;uo\ Jl 1,.. \'\ t' cH ttvtcc 7.:.0p n pustor mcharge port IRev Warren M Hulbp.rt, ,J.U, raym n1 e t tng Wctucsda:t 7 30 t: Mm1ster Mrs Ferne Bradbury ()rg amst Mrs Dorot.h)o Anthony Aut .tlllllll c;-.rch of Chrl.. I..9C.t•a m Dorothy Lacey ,.. Pomeroy Haru.ovn v •e ,wad. Jiy~1 ' '.,. Ru f'rp-e :\fPthodJst Kev Orgamsl Mrs oJ :sco'ool ~ l:IIJ Jo ;..:. MOlliJIJ,jj W P. lra usha ugh pustor Sun Ch01r D1rector Mr Owen Bratton A • ¢ 1y School IJ 3V a m Worley Chut<:h School Supt WordblU LO .sO a M <lmlltg Y.. or Ha le) s s Supt Mormng Wor Sunday 9 Hi am The Cbtirc:h llliP ;jlj P n t; u~ellt. tJU U t: lWUl. ~ l np 10J0 8 ""\ !"':ii'J serVH CS 7 f' School 10 15 a m The Morning lllllllsw.r, .faul lrter.U"oy Bible 111 E\u ng servtce 7 30 Robert E Wor!ihlp Sermon Utle ' 1A Mean I Supot .,ldway C:ommc. r.lty Church Suncta,- School at 3 J.' m LeWIS Lee, Supt Mr and Mr~ Dille McLAugblm Pa~ tors The Syr~u.. Methodllt <..nurcn Jibe Ke'1 ueu~~e JJii.Yl~ .Palll.Ot tillO<U>' .k h.oo1 t1 30 A M. UaJJ.lt WJneonuuv Supl '4/o.rsb.lp :S iif flCell 7 ~ ~mou J.opit, nu• Rctormauon Mtddleport. .8 t L. Buren DciUl01 ~· ScA.tOl 10 a. m EveD.ID.I tetW" 7 ~ p m Ul Church Letart Fall•. Rev Rubert Sharp Pastor Sunday School g 30 a m Wor~ hlp ser v1ces Sunday evcmn~; ol 7 30 Churc~~o .,f the 1'1u:ar&ne 5Yr• CUM a.v. Harold Holn'•• pastor bunday Scho(tl ll 30 <1 Jll Morntng Worship lU 30 a n1 N\ f S b 30 !J. liCJUtUl m. EvangdJ.StiC Sl:!f\ lees 7 30 p Ill Wednel>\I•Y 1 30 pt ayet meetIng Pr 1yer nour IS 1 uesaay lith 'l 30 p Dl f..~o l SS on 1ry serVICe b the 3rd Tuesd~:~~ vf thfl nontb at 7 ao p m HouM of Pnyu, Chest.r Country Chur ch m 'lown) E mond Life pastor Sunday School 1 30 a m Earl Boggs, supt J.tommg worf;tup 11 a m Evan gelati.:! ;..:rvice 8 p m Prayer meeting Tbunday 8 p m Smith n char~§" Prayer m l'e Lm~ 4 ;o Tbtirsday JJ•ntotco 5 ta1 A11emblr Rt 124 Dorea.. E CoOner pastor Sunday S('hool lO a m Children s Cbur"h ;;1 p m Worship 7 30 p m Surt.l.tY L"'' sd " and Frldav Bradtora .. ln..(ch o1 Chr111 5unday :;c 1.101 a ab a ru Lord 1 SuP' pe r umncdla t--ly ••Ulow•l'R Hctrrtsouv II• PresD;t.rl•n Re"f any Woodruff pastor, Sunday {hool 111 ,. WYF 7 p m Wor s~ rvlce 8 p m Prayer 'I.Drf hle Study TUesdfly 8 P m I I "How The Healing Christ Solves The Problems n:.,• 8 1·tld0ury thurch of Christ, 'f. V Wt!U.. :nitllster B1Ne Schoo at t30 a. m WP'I KJns Supt Moro Jq wonhip 10 30. C'"-1atian En Of Today" SUNDAY '.'/HTN TV Cbonnell3 -IM5 a.m. mgfu l Llfe 11 30 am The lklard of Directors meet at tile c:burch 5 45 p m The Jr Hi BYF meets st the -church {Ill) p m The Sr H1 BYF meets at the cburdt 7 30 p m The evening Worship Sermon tttle Changed Men Tue~day 3 40 p m The Jr Choir meets ut the church 7 30 p m The H e arth~tone Class will meet at the home pf Mr and Mn Max Orn dorff ' Wednesday 7 30 p m M1d week Prayer and Pn1$1! Service :and Btblc Study tn the book of Romans B 30 p m The Sr Cb01r meets at the church and w1U have their monthly business meetmg follow m g the rehearsal Thursday 7 3ll p rn The Golden Rule Clan meets at the home of Mr and Mr1 Frank WI~ coho.<rtess Mrs Ernest Covert D<t tes To Remember NOv Hi Tcachen Trammg Class, 2 30 p m at tbe Pomeroy Baplbtt Church Nov 25 ThP. community Thanb g1vmg 'ScrvlCf' al the Churrh of Chr1at Nov 30 PareD~ and Teaeh ())' mght for our ~hlldfen'll depart rltent Heath M-thod11t Church, ThiN at Main Mtddleoort Ohio "ltay)non Konlmght 1 P.aslor Hn C M HerliU!Sy Organl!lt W K Everson I Chrlltlaa icn•nce Wl..y, . 1:44 Cho1.. D•recto.. Chtl~b ~_rhoo1 Mulberry Av'enue, Pomeaoy Morn each Sunday mormng at 9 30 Jack mg service at 11 with 'Everlastmg Bechtle, Church School Saperm Punishment tbe 1ubjed \Jl the tendent. Devine Worahlp 10:30 a.m. I C1nnel E U 8 Church; P I Dunn Pastor Sunday School I 30 Preachmg 8 00 Syr•cuse E U 8 Church, F I Dunn Pastor Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 46 prayer Meeting Wednel!iday 7 30 UnltH Methodist Chureh. E.,. gene Brown Minister Sunday School 9 15 a m Kenneth Finley supt Worahip 10 30 am Subjed 'Price Tags on Life s Values MYF Juniors and Senior.a 8 p m Monday at 10 a m Rev Brown will be at a meeting of the Ohio Area Board of Evangelism at Columbua Wednesday Prayer meetmg and B1ble study 9 am Wednesday 7 p m Cholr rehearsal Mrs Jobn Werry duector Church of Christ, Middleport Fred ( Gardner Mm1ster 9 30 Bl ble School Mr R C Steffy Supt 10 30 Mornmg Wonh1p Senuon subject Lookmg unto Jesus 6 00 Youth Hour 1 7 00 Prayer meetmg and B1ble study Wednesday 8 00 Cho1r Practice St Paul Eveopllcal Luthltl'an Church Pomeroy John Richard son Pastor 24th Sunday ilfter Tnmty November 8 Sunday School 9 30 am Worship 10 30 • m Thursday 12th Choll' Rehear sal ~ p m Saturday 14th Child ren s Conf1r1nat1on Class lOam Pir~t liaptlst Church I Mltln st Ralph C Zundel Pastor 9 30 II 15 Combmed serv.ce of Worship and study Special musJc Sermon • - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleporf, 0, Nov 7,1811.....a SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF T11B Wl!l!lt ly Mrt. e.r,..e1 .AAIN Jr Mr and lire Barry Mo!!~omery ,. and d..UJhten Belpre Ohio •ere weekend iUUtJ ot ber p•rentt Mr and Mn C1lff Rou.h By lloy L. 8mll.h Rev and Mn Jack T Wdcb •tre in Hor&anktwn on f'rlday and Tbere 11 something almost monotonous about the way 'lbe Saturday early t.:hnstJan5 oecame mvoJved wllh the law lt was DOt tbat By LUCILLI HAWKINS Mn R r lkyant u m Gloutter tn~y were quarrelsome people out UJat they were convmctd. Point Vll'lamia due to the death ......., ... ~ The Daught.en of Ruth Clau of of her si.Jter Mn Garland Good ana., bemg BO Uley oou.LQ not be pers~ to llve torever OD Lhe Umted Methodl.lt Ch~rch wUI •ln Mn Goodwin died 1t John Ule we &Ule Ol tne tracJU meet at the church Monday The ton WilliJ Hollpatal m Richmond 1ntougtJ.out mucn Ot the New Testament, particularly tbe meetme w111 open w1th a diniM!r .rter bavm& been 1U for .everal Gospels., U1e t'nariSeeB are represented as Jlavmg been t.be aerved in the dlfttn& room at noon weeb cnucs 01 Jesus, Dllt 10 the I>OOk 01 Acts tt appeara t.bat it WM In the li•t of name• of those at t.be ~aa.ucees lt.netr pany rivalS) wno mao.e trouble for the t.endmg the shower for Mn Nor Suzanne Wolpert wu week end Ulr15Wlfll On more taan one occaston t.b.e popUlar party, tbe man Yeauger the name of Mn a:ue~t of Mltl :brllrn Fogle10n1 1n Delma. Halle)' was unmtentlonally Cincinnati Oh.io t'bansees, are represented u bemg .tnellOJy to Ule toUDwers omitted llr and lira Boyd Dtven and of Jesus l'be Racine FTA wdl meet on rMr and Mn Leonard D1ven and Tba. llaa Gamaliel Monday at 7 30 p m at the Racine family of McConnelsvUle Ohio Gamaliel1 tbe man woo JDJi,bt be caued the secondary hero IDa:h School Let • Be Thankful were weekend cue.tl of Mr and of tn1s awry, was tne granason O! one o.t Ule most tamous doc. will be the theme ,of the proaram Mn Don Diven tors 01 lhe Law t.be o~ewa ever produced lt appears that be The Me1a:s CoUnty Riding Club Mr and Vn John Mot~an have may have mnerlted Jus gran<Uatner a toJ.erant spmt ancl fair w,W meet at the Sah.abur}' Town taken the1t aon Jerry to Wuh.ing IDlDd At any rate, 1n Ulls lesson ile plays the role of an open• •hip Bulldana: TUeada)' at 1 30 P D c ror medieal treatmenL mmaed anu graci.OUS acnolar wno 11 much more mterested. in m Retruhmenta wUl be feJ'Ved Mlu Ann Howard accompanied lUBuce Ulatlln pla'""" tne part ot preJWW:e Brenda Dalley daugbter or }lr them J--a and Mn }larry Lee Bailey eater Alton Bonney lr wu 1 recent it 11 an untot umate tact, but a .tact nevertheless, that there ed Holzer Hospital Thursday even- bua1n811 vilitor In ChiCago ll a auong preJUOJ.Ce among t:.bruuans toward anyttu.ng 'l'&lnl1 suffermg w1th acute tonJIUtll &at.ed to we rnartsees lt lS grossly unwr, but we seem to.,.. ana a ktdney tnfectlon She wUl Mr and Mn Wilham Hume ot &OCJ.al.e tbe name Wltb narrowness and. bagotry, so that to caU be confmed to the hosp1tal for at Liverpool Obio, and Tom StillYrq a man a ~harJ.See lB r.o JUflge hlm wunout gtvmg him a chance least a week Her room number i1 on of Midland PI , were weekend w be beard ,. 234 , • ..,. of llr aud lin Robert Dl'• 1 ~·· 18 one of the most common SUUJ of today - JUA-'~• Mr and Mrs Raymond Baity and and ranuly .........., daughter have moved from the Mr and -:.rn F c Reichert and men accorrung to tne labels we paste on them ln some comCuclder property to the Blaettn.r children have u tbeu hou.~e-&.uest mwuues it 18 swfcnent to damn a man if be ts knoWn a& a property en Lincoln Heigbta her mother Mn Elizabeth Hy~ee Hepuol.lcan, and to swfer tbe same tate i1 be 11 .known as a Mrs Allen Keller of Darien Mr and Mn Ed Huehc• wen in Democrat In t.be mmc:ts of some a man IS to be despl&ed if he Conn amved Thutlday for a vl11t llora:antown recently on blWneu. ts a Catholic and to be shunned. m the op1n10n of oUlers if he w1th her parents Mr and Mn J Leroy Darllq 10ft of Mr and 18 a Protesta.D.L B Elberfeld Mrs lt.a)' Darllns ia attendint an Mra Earl Denny and Mn AI Electronic Trade School at V1enn.a, bert :.t:ee11 were Thursday dinner West Varg~ma The Uniform Sunday School Lesson for November 8 j,lle&la of Mr and Mr1 Wllllam Mra K. H Heaton hu returned "SUPREME ALLEGIANCE TO GOD,' Acts 5 17-42 Wells to her home at Anchetm Cahr Mr Mrs Emma Le1fhe1t returned to Mrs Herman Layne accompan her home Pruspect Htll Thursday and There are Roman Catholics of whom the Roman Catholie 1ed her to Huntington from Holzer Hospital Church 15 not proud and there are Protestants of whom no Mrs Rollin Radford attended tbe Nancy Fle3her a student at the Protestant dl\nommation would be proud To classify all men Grand Chapter seas1on of the OES Holzer Hospital School of Nunmg of any group according to one sumdard oplDtOn IS to deal UD· :;el~d:.,t~h::;":.;:w::e•::•:.;:ln:.,:;CI:;e:;:•:;:•l~:•::nd::;.._, spent the weekend here with her I e Momly About People In Pomeroy One Man In ACrowd I l /ton ~ JUStly with all There were Phansees who were contemptible, but there Judy Arnold a student at tbe Mountain State College 1n Parker! was also Gamaliel The tolerant should never be Judged by burg spent tbe weekend watb ber the Intolerant the honest should never be JUdged 1>y tbe parents Around And About Middleport parent.s ---- West Shade News ltemr. ~f lntere.st By FRIDDlE HOUDAIHIL 'r Mr and Mra James B Parker of Terre Haute, lndlama arrived ell'ly Friday morning for t h e wtoekend 'W'ltb Mrs Parker's pi!' ents Mr and Mrs. Wilbur RoVi ley of Bradbury Mr5 Marietta Tbornaa was returned to !her horne from tile Hol rer HoJfl)it.al on 'I.'uelday Mrs 'tolrnestme Peery hu re turned to her employmellt at the IUWer Aluminum Plant at Ita venswoud Mr ond Mn Lindsay L)'oM ¥ve been at Cabin Creek, W Vt~ this week and also planned to at tend the meetangs conducted by Oral Roberts at Oharlestt~n Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes who have been here vnnting Wltlb. Mr and Mrs A!rno.ld Hayes of Gravel Hill and other relatives lek Flli day for Oalllorni.a The Hayes small daughter Tern. Jo renwnned. with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mr.s Curbs Roush Sally Sauer daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cbarlea Sauer of Brown ell A.venue and. now em.p~yed wt.tb the Unked Airlillee of Or lumbuJ end June Bailey of ~ lurnbtlt left- 'J'bur.clay for tbe weetend in CaWoml.a Mrs. Pearl Smiillh mother of Mrs. J..,e1,vk. Sauer Jr who fnetured her hlp bat week ~~ reported to be unpto¥1ng at the Metg~ Gen. eraJ. Hoapi.ta.l Mr and oMn E. J Seehg were in Milton Kentucky, last we-c:Kend where they Ylilted with thea daughter and heJ' family Mr and Mr• Gayle 'llbieman and dallih ter Kimberly Jo Wben they ~med to Middleport, t.heir daqbter and Kimber 'Y relurned Wit hlhem to apend the week :Mr 'lbieman came Jut night for tbe 'ftlekend and bie :h.mi.ly Every man has a ngbt to stand on his own feet and be JUdged according to what he IS m his own nglot U this be true of Gamaliel 11 1s also true of every other man, whether be be Jew or GenUle white or black, ncb or poor Opposing ldeu of God This does not mean, of course, that every man lS 1n danger who 1S found opposmg our ideas concernm8 God, for it sometimes happens that our personal or parUcular ideas about I 'ABUNDANT LIFE '\i \!t:·-· Jlj• 6 "b; !h:'J,' tJ cb of tho .U..... fro. Yoe noull lwa to lott wi ~u:ntly your f1.1th The toul ind beut "Wy llllaoicl ...._ ........ tho .,.. - > tt crooked Mrl Elizabeth Wtckham spent apent Sunday at the Painter home Afternoon callen were Mr and :dn Ralph Pamter and children and Mr and Mr• Hany Brown and Got! are mistaken ones children But JUSt as tt would be lolly for a chemist to fly m the faee Mr and Mrs Dana S Turner of an established law of chemiStry. so 1t IS folly for any man Shirley and Bdlle Hellman Jerry D1ddle Mr and Mrs WUl Hell to fly m the face of one of those things which, 11 lJ commonly man spent Sunday with Mr and agreed has the approval of God No ..-cbtteclural engmeer would ever try to outwit the law ~n Dale Kealenon and Mrs Shoeof graVIty but there are DUihons of people wbo are trying to mater aU of New Lexington Mrs Elizabeth Wickham return outWit the moral law Sex ltcense thievery, lying, deceit, ed to her borne m Cbesler Tuesday, greed and eonceJ.t - all these are under mdictment For any after aJwo week v11lt w1tb Mr and man to rely upon them as help m lime of need IS to lean on Mrt "'Will Hellman Mr and Mrs Wilham Taylor broket! reeds Wbat IS true of mdividuals JS equatly true of nations, lllld and son of Adduwo were supper guests or Mr and Mn Robert the State whtch puts 1ts trust m decetl diShonesty, and con· Pl.unter Tuesday tempt for morals Is seUing•ts own doom Mr and Mra Gerald VIolet and In one of the black hours of hiS adnunistraUon Mr Lin<oln Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence eaUed was urged to pray that God might be on his stde, to which the on Mrs Jenme Roush Sunday president replied, "I would much rather hope that I wu on Mrs Dorothy Brown aDd son, Gods side • The important thing Is not to move the AlmighiJ Sarnmte called at the Pamter lwroe over among us as Jt IS to move over alongSide of him Wednelday (Copyright 1959 by the Division of Christian l!dueatlon, NaMrs Vlrgll Roush and daua:hter Uonal Councll of the Churches of Christ m the Uwted Statel Mary Jo were m Parkeraburg on Wednesday of America What About Mtrades Today' Nursery and Jumor church for all children 6 7 Youth meetlng and plannmg for Rally November It 7 Men l!i F ellowsh1p meeting at Ray Dom1gan horne High St Tuesday 7 30 Missionary meetlng Wednesday 7 ChGII' rehearul 7 43 BtbJe study and Prayer Tu~rt Plains E U 8. Ch\lrch Rev Paul Hooks MlnJater 9 30 am ::,::::.::::.:~-::;-,;-,--;::-;::;::­ Sunday School 7 30 p m. Worahlp will return to K-entucky 'With lbim semce 7 30 p m Wednead17 night Recent pl!li!U with Mr and Mn. Prayer service Leo Searlt were Mr and tMrs Lottridge I U 8 ChtA'ch. Rtv Charles F)ugan of Canton Paul Hoob Mimster 10 00 Sun Mr And Mrs Robert lhle and day School 11 00 Worship service Mrs. Mayne Hartenbach arnved 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship 7 30 Friday evening for a 'VUlt 'W'I.th p m Fruiay night Pnyer mei!ting Mr and Yn. J..mu Simpson and South &.thel • U 8. Church. R•v fami)y Paul Hooks, Minister 9 30 Wor L. D IW'tinter wu In Bulfalo ship service 10 30 Sunday achooL W Va Jut weekend t.o attend 8 00 p m Wednesday mght throu tbe auction then gh Nov 21 spec1al meeting c:on Mr and Mn Shirley WoHe ducted by the Minister have returned to their home in 5yrec.PJ.. Flnt United Prftby. Bradbury tenan Churcb Rev Howard RupMn Nan Moore and Mr& Jlar.. pelt Pastor Sunday Morning Wor old Sauer were m Athens 'J'bun. ship 9 00 Sermon Subject 1bey day wtllere tbey ettended tbe Sa1d It Couldn't Be Done ' Junior Workthop m EngliBh for Coll!l£1 Choir under the leadership of ProfeMOrs and ~ Sehool teachMary Lisle will &lng in commem ers, Which was held at the Student Where Is Praise serv1ce sermon oration of Stewardahip •nd Honor Center Your Trust' ' m1 Veterans 10 00 Sunday School 7 30 The DeaeoneiB Will meet in tbe Annex Wednesday 4 4G Jun lot c~otr will pr,1ctice. Middleport llint Unl..., p,... byterlan Cburcb, Rev Howard Ruppelt putor SllDda.Y 8 30 Sunday Sabool 10 30 Morning Worsblp servlte Sennon IUbject "Tbey S-.ld It Couldn t Be Done Senior lor OIA~ IOIIITS cboar will slog • God Tne Creator in commemoration o! Stewards an4!1 Veterans SuDday 8 00 WYF will DO YOU HAVE TO SEE TO BEUEVE? meet wUb Mr and Mrs R.icbard -seemg is 1101 believin111'" numeroua and 10 aeftre that Vau&bn and Counaelora and Mrs a young man sa1d in observing my doctors r.ve little 1\ope that Everett BachMr the aNiataDt. Jib lee Zirkle and Jud1 Sauer will be an apparent aCt ol divine heal· I'd ever ful~ ~·· M told ing as a side woman was prayed me "But I had faith in God I the leaders and l..,ptuJ Bucha~ la the moderator Tueaday DeaCons for -,.ere must be IOfi'IO plaus· felt He could puree my body and Deaconesses will meet at 7 30 lble ex:planatioo Perhaps she of this ailment. In the pastor s 1tudy Wednetday wasn't as aick u she tbought "'I prayed earnestly Cod met 8 30 Junior (!boir practice 'l 00 s~ was '" n~y fa~ I fe1t 'the power of Senior choir All thlnp are possible with God go through my body alter IIH•r•Ncl Church, lvan...lc.l God, and He • not )Jmltecl prayer one evening! Now, three and Refor!Red, Presbyterian Pom when ll comes to healing a yc:an later, I have not bad • eroy Rev Waldo J Bartels, Pastor human body! single recu.rrlng attack of tnaMr Ralph M Campbell, S S Supt The young doubter forgot }aria. My docton tell me they Sunday Cbureh School 9 15 A. M that the Soul tee~ and feels what cannot underttand th11, because Worship hour 10 2!i Sermon topic the eyes cannot IOC or feel We I had been hevinll the attacb Looking Back' Junior Hi Youth c.nnot prove a mtracle to those so frequently for yean My put Fellowship 8 00 p m Blble Study who do not wiSh to believe reoord shoWed my malarial conhour Monday 1 30 p m Feden.ted But, on the other hand l dttion 10 tevere u to be tnCircle meeting Wedneaday 7 30 t!Jose who do beheve, it u not curable Confirmation Inatruct.ion Saturday necessary to prove an act of ·sut today, 1 •m Ia ~ 10 00 a m COme and Worth• divine healing from God health and have no atticb. You are weleome Do mlfOClet tUil happen to- God healed me. 1(1 a mlrUle. Flnt Beptist Church, Racln. Arday 11 they did in Bible days1 1 give God the credit!" thur R McCauleY. Pastor 9 30 Tbey dol y.., C... ..,, hove the a m Sunday Scbool 10 45 a m Here it a mll'ade Mr Ef. to heal The same ~ Morning Wonti1p Sermon De ralrn, ol Now York State. Jesus used In heaUng the cide TDday 6 00 p m BYF for tacted malaria while mw t lei sick ~frnost i 000 yean aao • all sc:hool aa:es Wedne8dty, 'l 30 armed ~ervices dunntJ: or th that H Ulel p m Prayer meetin& War II Alter being dtocharged ~ po• hthlthm aapflst Church, Grlat he wu bothel-ed with ft!CUffmg a,. 1 th Bend Arthur R McCauley, Putor 9 30 am Morning Wonhip Sermon "Dee~e Today" 10 ID a m Sund..,. Sohoolo. 7 30 p.m EveniD& .... SERMONETIE Theme: Go Deeper Wltll GotL Tnt. "Loan.. oat ltliO the Deep" Luke H Dr E. Stanley Jones tells of naUves m the Federated Jla. lay States who set an day In the rice paddies fishing In one foot of water Actually within sound are the rolling breaten of the great ocean With Its depth and mexhaustibfo supplies of ftsb This Is a parable of the spiritual upenen<:e of ""' many people Let us first note bow we paddle about in the sballt>ws as we go about cultivating "' penonal, Inter religious life Evecyolle feel! deep long111gs wbicb be believes God can satisfy We observe about us men and women wbo seem to have bad spiritual success, so we, too, try- or do we really' Prayer, for Instance For somo grown-upa prayer Is little more ~ "Now I lay me down to sleep" at the close of the day, tbe Lonl'J Prayer when they a'"'ken, and a spontaMous cry fOI' help when they get Into truuble Prayer can be, and too often II, just about such a shallow expenence Many people IDISS the great blessings of worship Dr Dlwld Elton Trueblood bas been insisting 1;11 his helpfUl UWe boob that there IS no such thing as rellglon m delacbment. -ublll we know followsbip In religious expression we mise the deep; est mea.nlnJ[ of commiiiWIIl with GOd. There can be JIO 11ttot1.1 church wllliout pubUc worshl~, but no lndividualknOWa rell' glon at Its best without sharing With others m prayer lllld ""What triVJ.al excuses we give They are unworthf. tuu1181 as we bold them up against wbat we reatly believe WO)IIIhip II. A few absentees are ill or away on Important bmdneas. What about the rest of the people' Matly have excuses wblch !beY W1>uld be ashamed to give to the boss at the IIIC!oly or ibiJ pnnCJpal at school "I Just overslept" "I went to churdiiO much when I was a cblfd" "Sunday ,. the only da)'_l bave to rest and do some of tbe things abOut the bouse " Wllo would so easily remain away from an audieru:e with a king pr dent' We rome here to meet with God, the Kin of • Surely 11 comes home to us In this matter whic~ Is flrBt the mmds of thoughtful people In every nation - the lem of a Just and enduring peace In war Ume a patlon • cbes out mto the deep water Amenea did In tho last war Great risks were tal<en II was oot certain when we enlared tbe war In 1941 but wbat we mtght lose BllUons of tlollara were spent the lives of thousands were placed In dan&Of, and many of them lost There 1s no wading around In aballow wa· tor who,, a country Is out to will a war Whll& abollt winning peace' If we could push out Into the deeps of faith and lofty expectaUon Instead of growing bitter and beaten In fear, owhal a world we m~.ght bave 4 Yet, we must not be too bard upon lllld mots ln our mJSStonary ent,er:prlse we to confident and courageous Christians Christ have also been fearful and ea~>tioua aQ:o one of the leaders warned "If we do &:£' C mlsstonaries to Japan by the buodreds now, day send soldiers b¥ the tho11St!nds " Moranr, spmtually, 1n klngdonCsarvlco "LaUDcb the deep •. , oot • • �f.ommentatin~ 2-Dally SenUnel Pomeroy-Mlddl&pot1 0, Nov 7 1959 Editorially New Haven WSCS Meeting Is Held • MOn dOy Even1ng Almost As Essential As Land Some time ago a Uihorthes m one of the provinces of Canada considered mvesligatrng tbe distrlbutlon and produ<' tlon of 1a1111 eqUipment Wlth the thought that nalw11a 1u tlon of the industr) m1ght b1 ach 1sahlt to r" duce prtces of essent1al agr au lttu al tnal hn ery How governmrnt opu arwrt v. ou Itt sol \ l the farm ma<:htn el-, pnu.! prblrm rn ( ar 1d r was not explame d Ho\\ ever this h1 ghlq..: hts a fact thlt 1.$ often ove rlooked mod1 r 11 farm eqmpment lS almost as essentral as the land Itself to present d1v <~grHultur~ Jh~ revolutionary develop rm nts that have tah n place m the Amencan farm cqu q~ m o1t mdt ~ try In the last 50 \Cats hilH been pn It) much taken for grantf'd as Is the fact thai 11 takes fewer and fe\\er people to produ<-e lh c food and fiber for a gro\\ Jng nat10n thus rt leastng others to ht lp produce the luxUJie s as well as necess1tres th at make lift ~o goof! samt: fadors 1espons1bh for gren t athrevE' It IS mterestmg to note th e funtl a rm.: nlal factors responstble fo1 thl gro~\th of the mo dern farm equipment mdustn The\ are the to the 1ntroduct ron of the commerc1al Jet planes \\Jth then great supertorJty tn speed and comfo rt IS In large part dve swiftest most comfortable v.a'l- As William H Hessler fore1gn ed1tor of the Cm c mna1t Oh10 EnqUJrer points out 111 an cxh.mstlve article on the slgnJ!lcanccs of the a1r age the mternational airlines make a maJor cont11 bution to the O\er all na ttonal d efe nse value To dup\lcol c this llQtenl!al to have that add1 tiona I all hrt 1n conunuous readmess the a rmed forces would have to spend about $85 million • \car £or oper atmg costs plus a large cn pltal 1utlay J hu s t111 Am e ncan mternahonal atrhnes bet:om e an mt4 ~~ 011 part of the natiOna l de- of the aggregate U S civrl atr fleet He Cites this example World Airways alone Pan Amm lean m:11ntalns sc hedul ed (lights on 65 000 miles or ovm seas routes and operates 93 ove1scas stattons Pan Amer lean makes money and pa~ s taxes (a nd cur n.~ •• Daily Sentinel Daybook f( ll St! IP(251htllt Wt tid Inghis mn ln TO AniND WORSHIP Members or the 1 adles Aux1l1 ary oC Drew WebJter l'o!lt 3Q Am encan Legion will ~ttl.!nd worship aervlces at the Pomeroy ( hu rch or Obr1fl. Sunday al 7 30 p m and Mrs 1:s Le ster hunur uf Lh( Mr vtr~ur} ( f (! ch~ ) Ru~~dl tf I UlllCI 0~ NIW ARRIVAL Mr HUd Mrs W1lll um Urooks While J1 ISalh f llmnrl'l or Y.a ~ h Jllgton n I ut1 an no lll11ng rhu b1 nh uf a rtaul!l ter (} nil Ja Ann born at lhe W •shtnj:!t•m Ctn ter Ho ~ ptt 11 lust Su nda\ Nov 1 Tl u new I lhy V.l lghcd 7 pound ~ OlllilS nl tmrh anrl bulh ~ ht 15 un d AJlce Moore •nd Shirley Roberls spent Mon.,_.y in Parkenburg 'Mrs Nqr1 Bobo 11 spendmg aome time with her daughter Mr and Mrs Perry Edwnds at Silver Run 1ft and Mrs Lester Brookover apent SWidl)' llftehloon wllh Mr tnd MH Cle"etand Russell Earl Moore Htumed to his home In Akron after 1pendin1 the past three wee~ here with Mr and Mrs H 11 Areher ml.re llr and Mn John BW'Pcat" MfJ. Alice MGOI'! and Mrs Sh1r ner Marvin Be.uett, Luthll!r Q lty ll.obei'ti Wife' dinner guests of Smith )Jra 1\ t lrrtnt~ lin Ed her brother, Mr and Mrs Lou na Clark and Cunnle, M'la Millie Dlfbl, Tutlq~. Bumaamer llr ind Kn .Harnr Mit aai ¥ti Henry Ebhn Jr Miller ADd Gad and lolt and Mra 11!1111 Sllllllay with her mother Mr• !Iibert Cooke and Phil llltlle Clltutbe" of Middleport Cottlle prayer tneetlnr was held CIRCLI MEETING h1r m •the r an rlmn ta: well md The Foderatt~d Circ lt' w1ll J1li'9t w.ere_ 11 tur m d tu lhf'lr hmm y1 ~ ~ Ytednelda)' at 7 30 11m n1 the du) l.rt~ IHi pl1tc 11~ ut Mr~ \\d church .octal room 1111 n R nukurs 1!1 nt I uulsvltlt K\ MIITINO CHANGED IMt l lu1rts ( Whitt Sr l l !uls The mett!Jli of the Bedforrt ~tll l Ky ul I mu ~;vl lil I\~ and PTA eclleduled for WedneM.ay 11r unrt Mrs C 1! (,dm urc of Mid November 11 hu been chahgod to dlrport r.n nl J: rnnrlparr nt ~ 111 u Tueaday Novttmbor JO at 7 10 :\'11 •md \1rs W1lll1m Mt, ru f p m .at the Badford School All Oklahnma C 1 t~ Okl aho n , and new and prospective membtHis ur c M1 s I hnrlllll c lll!!a li i\1 1! Jl p u 1 \U'ted lo atteod DIACOHS TO MIET OPIN HOUSE 1 he Bonrd of P caeot'}R of th e 0(H!In Hou1e Wlll be obu•rved on Mltldlepm t I trst ~•r•t1 ~ 1 l hu1 ch Novemhl!r 8 liMit between lhl! will mrel Stond 'Y mornlnl: lmme houn of 2 1nd 4 p m at the home diatcly following tlhe 'lfl..,e of t]l( of Mr and tdra John ltuRseH In m01nln g wor!oih!IJ Bll \>' I\~ J.Partot tootboll team l.llnunot mactty 23 Fidsetll Jf. 01. I. Out llheveled l.lmaU- 21:1 ll'.,.,OUI '·Copf &NtwYork ......rfalla t.Klnco :u. llnlloroldv7 )'1111 Jl.lloaUI 1t -ranch 10 Allyuoo Dutch acholar It Arrowa 80 Bcolda , ....,.•••• A•••• vehemently 3t VaUse 81 J'encer • ao Larr• 1word. ana.ke II Oull ltke bird 1l'i .,. leader, lheldOD 1\0uab, with 1'llo New Haven IUD c:holl' llnatDJ HaYtn 38 Preacrtptioa term _!:=::=::!!=;:=::;::::~:::==:::~::::======:;====-:---' ;~~t~,!;Let o{u;:.on:;;,:,:"•.:.l:: f' t~~Jitttlonllll dotbOcllot Chureb • p eonana: tJon of :roUth tbeai ..:!'.ill or rQ ar lnbi'r tlleetmg. b~ onder w.rh ,. at T0 D0 About space Gap ~~.J.t~ Russia Has Created With Leap Around Our Moon ~t~~·" t;~:~~ ;::=ti:~~~;d .- ~ mencans lfttr 111 ilJHOn lillie Eyeo" ond Kilton Holl A lhot't llleetiDIWOI held l!l•n read the oorlPiun liken from T,- Welch ... guest Lute Prayer ....- led br ll~v Ito- •......,..... .~w- toe ewnin•. bts top1c I IDITOl'S NOTI· Potlowl.. II tht Heond of two dhiPifcMt by JoMph L Myler of U.. l'• Elo space l!lhots w1th l!lmall :1:: ~ ~~C:.l'llttek, Richard ~ na:. . L tiJWay, I L Ste ,ru. .Ali:1'DLB.AAXR Ql.l ~ tl.mptylltandl tor another 1n tbla nmplt A h uHd for tht two 0 .. eta. •untie Jtttera, a(X'+ ...... tbt ltnrth and 'lonnatton nt tht wordl an all hlntt. W U. IIIOde letttl'll are dlftarent. .. U.. tUM L't. X " a. 41\10ARMYXR4 PVICVP1'CH MZL OLIGVTR-V OCT R L, 1'0tiRilOONI TQQ ..,£ ' J1mill Hamp~ fait)', Rua~eU Cape b KiUer 0 J Bostic, PCbll llkp WTbolpert E L Stein Earl ar • omaa Reed Rev David Freeman, a.p.d pests John Bar rint:eJ' aDd bY Welch The Scuptures adrnomsh us to reJOice Th ea: lor e m mmJstenng to the sprr1tual need s of mankmd the Church iJ esses tho unvortan ce of JOy tn ou1 d..tly lives The r easons for lhts are fo u1fold 1 Joy w1ll release the pc1 so 1al1IJ i\Lmy of us have ex cellent bottled up posthve personalities wa tting only to be treed 2 J oy \Hil telease oUr mdl\ldual powers These force s whtch ronquet fea1 and enable us to hve the full u seful lives of whtch we are capable 3 Dat ly JOYful ltvmg mduc es better healt h It ts a kno\\n fad that many 1lls and dtstUI bances a1 e due du eclly to gloom\ mental outlook 4 Joy stimulates enthus tasm and enthusiasm prO\ Ides a pposltl.ve appro,tch to our JObs and to all of our worth while end eavors It tl'A a)"S has a potent <M eel on o u1 well bemg The servH·es nt the Churc11 of yom fatth are designed to provide sptntual growth and thts growt h ca n all be ) outs f01 the ask mg ( •ttcmJrng) '1>/tth the hope 1t will, In ,ome measure, foster and help susto1r1 .. 1at '.\h1c h IS good tn family and cornmumty l1fe, th1s feature IS sponso red by the bus1nes~ f1rms Lind organizations whose names oupeor below STIFFLER RED ANCHOR to Rhonda Leab Aftn Mill and Sheri Me- 1 e~·-~~~~ I::~~~~~~i~~~J~- - lined "COMI "Whr lhy ~ PLORIDAI" North , ..11n1 M.tlf DHdt" Rlch1rd S OWen, Pu•ll•her It pes on to point out ''You attt!rneon 8J c1n be burled beautifully in Sun rpt Sunday by The Ohio Vallt.J ny Flbrld1 for only M1 GO (no tall) Ptlbli•hinR Company ot 110 Me- No more taxea food drink• racet "•:mit' St Pomeroy Ohio Bllll- hotell, ftillbt club• or dortor bllll ness office phone 391 editorial Convenient layaway plan make Jff re phone 387 reaervatlona now (Write for free Entered as u-tond t!ll&l maWR& booklet 'How to Klclt the Btttket motter at the po•t office at Pom GracefUlly ) roy Plllo The card "as 111lped by Stiff • Na\blal adverU1!nt reprtlefttJt neadly' who 4H 'Planting Speot. live llottlnel~ 1'ClmbaU Int 80 alleb tor Northernen • LtxlnJitOIJ Ave, Ne\f York CIQ: Mr Ewina mlfiht chaa8'e tbt N'~" York wotdifti: ar6und a bit and belln Subscription rate11 .)eltwred D, lurina 10utherners to Southea•t "arrler where avaUJ'ble, 30 I!Hitl ern Ohfo. per wook one l)'etr In adv1nee ar I he DaUy ~ntiMI omce, -$lllf,O: ~Ute the followinJ &ummary de11 1X month$ $'7 80 t)lree mont'hl fendant'• tOunsel made to a jury, $3 ro P.,. mc•c.,. route wber! ~?AU !~"diN t9 U'l! N•~t·!!d~ able one n'onth, $1 By mall ODf" !Ud1ifton<t W Va vear $R, l!ltx month~t M 211, tu. 1 The law i)ti)HIIb' declare:o~ pn Pubhshed eva.:ry lo LOXOPJlLLOW ... ImooiJ>a, f2 110, ooe mooth, fl tlft:te-. 'In lit• ltftuUiul lanauae mtrka, And fetch hom In IUllty the li ::it~~~~~=~ :~c~~=~~!Tr c:':r~1 lleld 1 recton And my ifl}urtd and down-trod den clienl will be 1pt to lilht Oh you one of these dark n11hts AI my eat ll&hts on a suserl'ulof new mUir. Clarence Whetatone of our me chanleal ataff Ill an amateur pho totrtpber He 1 been achmg for yean to be In the right place at the r1,ebt time for a p1cture- in the wild-or 1 deer Lut week he thought he had lt [)r-JvlnJ almg Route 124- t~ ward Syrac:use he noticed a set of bobbiD:a horns orr 25 yards or so not quit~ entirely masked by low underbrush Leaping from his t::.• :""!:bh!!"-!! 4'•""'1'..- and nrenar intc to shoot tiJ at ond Whetstone approteb" hlt quarry n wu an olcl bllll' aoat - Reasons ¥/hy! t.laddlepurt Pomeroy Budget Shopping Cen"'r fOREMAN & ABBOTT OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. <'u9t om llwlt ' Kttch~ns Makers ol Holsum Bread 1'11ddlcpo•t :t. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. t.UiGS EQUIPMENT CO. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Pomeroy, Ohiu Who Dunnit OF MI!IGS·MASON AREA DAILY Ollrl'OQVO'Dl - Hero'• how to work Ill llo~ Club of New ~ oft IU'Idt:r evening lit I DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OGKLRIR temoob:f. worohljiiOf\'loo Wll YF.STF.RYEAR - " CJJpto...... '\lin Georte llrtekles Tuesday al -,---PoinT' PIHIInt DIJtrlot lend Rotary loll;oii Fellowohlp mot ot the Now Cf b 6..ol , unued -um Churdt ro: u ...eet•ng 1~ monthl1 mMtlna '"""llf HI ld U~"M~CIY .J IL _c.-cc opened fOD.\Y AND THE DAilY SENTINEl ' Sollti.. lltoofu evewnl Mill Sbirle>' liobertt called on Local Halloweeners' Ingenuity Made Them 2nd Story Experts CROSSWORD .. Seaport of Ste!IJI If. the bbnle of Mr and Mrs Bob Point Pleasant , , Dlstnct Yollth Meetina Is Held ago satellite and moon and d••P three opace probel and 10 ha¥11 •'Tbt H;iilh of payloads they Two of ours got onl:r a quat and "Wlliea ~ ltlnc Henyw.lghtl In Future ter of the way to tM moon One Gold_. Bfll11 wtth I(Off But we must walt a wh1le be went into orbJt around the JUh mth abd Sheldon J'to\llh doJn1 the Welhington burtau •pelllne out the vletoritl sr.orH by th• Ru• fmt' we can hope to lannch hea\ ' But m all categories the Rw solo parts A skit '-rhe Lord1a •l•n• In their IINU rtc. With we1ghts comparuble m perform sums were ttr11t with the most Prayer was presented by Sheldon ut tnd wh•t un be done tboul anee to the Sov1et 1 un1ks 1 hey launched the fmt sateUite aM Eddie Stein Kitty llod STARTS KINDEROARTIN It lf we work hard enough and and the f&rst sQn roclr:et They son aena: a tolo 'He • Mrs John Powl'll has started a IY JOIIPH L MYL•R spend enough money It u poss1 were the first to h1t the moon and kln clm g.u rten for children four and 1 WASHINGTON UPJ- Amenea ble that we wdl have a ye:~r from th fmt to launch a rocket into The busmeu f1vc y('nrs of ag~ m her home on rar behmd Ruula In the epaee now rockets as powerful as those a.n earthmoon orbit 7tf Street 111 New Haven between race Js now compelled to slow which thrust the hea \ler Sputniks Even 10 lt was our space in II e lwu rs of 9 and 1 I 30 a m Mrs down before It can speed up 1nlu orbit strumenta which dilcovered tbe l'ov.l' ll 1s th(' former Mary Lee As Spa•e Admlntst,.tor T rad1ation belts around the planet each 1 K~~sm gf'l am1 was une o1 th e 11 r.!lt Kmth Glennon " ha• •••d '" e have h n three to five years we may an d t1111 1act t hat t h e earth ..".,( 1 1e t e~:~c 1u!rs at Ncw fl a\t'n El e outrun our te•hn'l'g• Were nut ll~fL boostC'J s tWice as powerf ul l~h 1 h d dl ape - a 1eovery s h 11 v ... ~ ~s unGllk 11111 an d m nx to seven sw•s h1cht ya1pears has patd dividends 111~11 1 ~ry ' oo ast year ao •uod ,, we" thottght we were ready & yean , t'nnan says we mav haH; 1 h 1 n t e orm of more accurate Bo·" auoe we storted ~•eatl •· uo;J a c1ustcrc d gumt capable o( hurl maps ---------~I hind we trtedk to dn too much too mg many tons of matter mto \nybody who bas heard The Ahnona~ soon We wrec ed too many Space planetary space NASA sclCntiata dtl!lcuas "'!'~~~~~~~ vehicles by b~lldlng ftrst and de ~· llil!'ning efterward • ,, All th1s 111 " 1J011 ttor 8 tl y of mechanics or has visited a Dr solomon 1 muscle We tell the wnrld tha t ~c 1 research center 1s 1mpresaed born profeaaor fhe Ruaslans appHrently ha\le entlflCiill we arc Hi good spare the breadth and scope of our at plent) of extra rockets for liS(' In men as the 11u ~s 1an ~ ;~nd p~rhaps tack on space the RussiiDII case oue bloY.s up We have had better Stody V.rled Problernt ahead ofi!th~oe~ ~~!,\~lf~;:~~~ none m many c~:~ses and have had As one roiASA uff1 cml sa1d wr~ Our young doctors of philosophy field of .h to postpone spoiled experJmf'.J\t S ly Were ahead of tht m 111 spate are JnVeNttgatmg everythlDJ: from eqqation 1" Un-ited Prtu lnterneUonal months or years 1n evny way cxcc)Jt ho w to ~-: r 1 a tomic erosion of spacecraft to u GleMan bad 1tao lUI Glennan director of tht one there propul~lon of Interplanetary shlpal 1~ited,, Lelschltl Wd • the • ~~ 1 r t~luy 19 Saturday Nov 7 the U 5 Pries Secnh by means of sa1ls set to catch the l • detilll tiefore tbey ~ 311th dow of lht year w1th IW year old NatJOnal Aeronautics and Sp11ce Adtmmlftralmn (NASAl Are we I ht rc ts no doubt Ihal solar wmds we build abfd then d~&i&D" more rlay~ 111 19~9 But are tMy ahead of their they , .:&DI,ot afford. Th f' moo n IS In ~ls flrsl quarter says we lack only the propulsion our solelllt<'s and probe s have capab1Hty to match the Rus pr1ed more secrets out of close Ru11lan counterpartt? OUr tldl rodl;.ta and WoW diem. The morning star [9 Venua spectacular feats In space lhKt the Russnm s httve h.. clel.,_.d often thlt we ere whal'l wton1 with the The uen1111!: fl taJS tire Mercury slana .. We will oontinue to schedule at We have put 12 satclhtes mto orb1t "u1l to the Ru11lan1 In JlpHI WI dO 1o ond Sutu r n a ~lower pace than planMd a year to the1r three We have launched guldence If w. .re, we hne not On Hns d 1h tn history proved •t In IBM th e T..t>Wis and Clark The Russ 1ans claim that Lunlk ' l'x ped ll!lon reached lh1 Pacific 1I was gut ded from the earth all to go before 1t Ocoon way to lls crash Iandin& on acy in IP~ It In IIIII Amencnn forcelf under moon It even had a lunar alti Will OlnfHA, r.rn WJitJ-.m Henry H11rrlson de I m'"" to keep Its earth baaed root the blll! monitors adYI!ed from 1eeond to fe t1 d Shawnee Indl\!1 118 under second ot ats dastance from the t hu f 11 rtllmf'h al th e Battle of moon lq1pt1 111<>e 111o fnrUa na U S: scientist$ have c.lled In 1007 Marl! Cune who later D1d you have your sctenhfic curiosity aroused during Hal Rueslan exploit a mirac:le wnn thl' Nobi I Prtze for etlence loween Beason by observing a number of Pomeroy residences marlumanshlp twJcc w~ s horn Lunlk III which soared c:loae to - maybe your own - wtth thoroughly soaped second floor the before bcndtne b1ck fn 1916 fca nettr Roankln ot Mon windows• Thts had a number of folks baffled and p10bably 11\tO moon a (lagantic orbat around the lanu l)P.came ltte ti1st woman ever sUII does eart~ convinced aome actenttflo eleclrd to C'ongresa However Pomeroy Chle( of Pollee Jed Webster found th• authorities that the RUIIIant were In 1917 Bo!RheVtlb seized con answer a couple of evenings before Halloween muc:h further advaneed Itt math•· I trois of the RuL'IM&n government Parked quietly Jn h1s cruiser, he saw prankste1s approach anrt Nikolai Lenin .assumed powet .... 110 111 (allecl ln~luW. Said Lenm from now on a new a house wtth a long pole soap attached to one end It was a shot was Involved !l'haSf' In the hJ11torv of Ru S'Ria be- simple maneuver for them to soap a second floor window mat.l ct •t•hamathernatlcl1n1 n,,.u, S rpa.ce tall It so amused Chaef Webster he g in ~ problem• ot dldn t bother them of Shakespeare Hht conclusion must have been That Where no doubt extAta A lh ouih! for today President (,rovE-r Cif'Vel<~~nd s aul Your ev that youngsters possessing that the PriSoner It Ia your duty to fetch him ' Y voh r 8.9 surely as your chief much injlcnulty shou ld be permlt mnocent naKIAtrate exerc 1 ~et a pub1le ted to tlnd vent for It If you keep this fact m v1ew m tru!SI Edlaon ltobstetter took a few case of my client gentlemen minutes one day while atteHdJnc You wJIJ have the honor of mak 1u I.c>ona Smith Yitlled at Cool bankinl anoclatlon aesslont re ing a friend of h1m and all h1s rf' ~ llle rr contl} wuh her sister Mrs ~cntly in Florida to send a humor lations Grace ltef'd and tamlly owr poat~ard to old frlend John And you nn allerL'I look upon Wlll this oec~oa1on and reflect with Mr and Mrs H W Wetherholl Maybe he ahoutd have malted pleuure that you have done as ol Galllpolb and Mr and Mra one llkt It ta Hell!')' tw1n1 It Yntl would be done by James J1vlden of Zane•vJlle should hn~ atven Henry ldut on But If on the: other hand you apent Sunday with Lheh mother, how to promott bueintu. dilregard th• principle of law, 1nd Mrs J ::" Jividen Mr Hobltetter'a card wa• head set at naulfht my eloquent n- - MYF ctu111Uan Caften Confer ence Sunday 2 30 to 1: 30 p tn at Bl&elow ldetbcd at C~ureb in Po U mouth Jun1or YoUth Fellowship Sunday at 15 00 Senior Youtb Fel lowahlp Sunday at 8 00 OUicial Board meetlnt Sunday at 7 30 po m W s C S Monday evenanc 1n the soct.al room or ~ $hurch at 7 30 Worship leader Mft:. E M Blake Proa:nm leader Mn EmerNn Jonea Hoatease1 Mn Robert Coats Mrs Carrol Swenaon Mr1 RoQert Harrl• Mn Roy Saubury Choir rehearsal Wednesday even lng at 7 30 Eleanor Circle will meet 1n the social room of the Church Thurad.ay evenln& at 7 30 Mra Nonna Wilcox devotional leader Fe-atured on the program w11l be Mrs Ralph Zundel who Will 1pea11: on Christian Education for Children Hoateues Mrs AI he Hawley 1nd Mrs Grace John son Annual Bazaar and food tale 1pon1ored by the Afternoon C!Nle w111 be hekl at the Charch on J>ee. ember 4 Each member Is expected to contnbute to thla affafr Jtema from others will be appreciated There will be lunch served at the noon hour November December Upper Room devotumal a:ulde ia available at entran«! of Church Batheny E U a. Church; F. I. Dunn Pastor Revival serv1ce 1 30 Saturday n1ght Morning Wonhlp Sunday 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Y Hour 6 30 weekend here with his aunl Mrs Edith Davis Mr and Mrs Lester Brookover called an. ?tn Alice Moore Frtda) afternoon Mrs Shtrl~y Ebhn spent Sunda > afternoon wltb ber aunt Mrs Ray and K.aren Mr and Mrs Willard Armatrong Ada Rickard Mr and :rfrs Paul R1cltard Sharon snd Debra Mrs Nannie Johnson Mrs Roy Hoffman Mrs Geor&e Jewell Mn E C Wddle M.t1 Jva. C1pe. hart, Mn Clafton Alber, and Judy Mn Hlrold " ' Jr , llr lad Mtl: Fred Batey Rev ant,! Mn Jack Weleh Mr iltltt' 111'11 Pete Bl.l.rfis Becky and JOIIMy, Mr •nd l{n. Hart')' Pictera and SAJidy, lfr ud Mn Edpr Laroe, Mn. !I H. Relt r 1e nt1.) iNCiver. no substdy) wh1le mamtammg 1egu lar se r v1ces on routes rons1de1 ably more than half the m1l eage se1 ved by MATS (Mih tarv Au T! a nsport Service) And MATS 1n volvcs a net cos1 to the go\iernment of $325 mtlhon yearly fot overseas flights only Th1s represent s et:onorn) of a ve1 y Jngh orde1 for the Amenc m taxpayer In an emergency the Pan Amcncun all fleet co uld move 7600 troops or I 7t;O 000 pound s of <argo m a day But there 1s more to lhts matter than JUSt getting passengers to fore1gn countrws tn the an Zan~niUe •fter !pendmg thl' mfant The women of the church mond Pow~ refreshm~ts Russell Roberts and Gene Bar Attending we rles New Mr netl6 clllled on Mr and Mrs Shu and J.frs Otha L R V Gibbs ley Rober~ ooe day last week Sr Mr and Mn mard Lievmg Mrs Geora:~ BrJekles and Mrs Defense In The Air This New Haven News Of Interest Jim Walen returned to hts home Rev a nd ....\1rs Robert E Ddle was honored on Wednesday even mg follo.,., Jng the even1ng servtce at the EU 8 Church With a recep liOn and pound party They were presented wath I combmatlon baby bed and plpay pen !or thetr :-.ew 'l lltl tc. tn thousa nd otlllJ 11eas i'Jrst IS th( ~rutJI motJ\ e ~\ luth gt\fes dr1ve to cumpames as \\ t 11 ~~ to mdn ulu tb Probably the second nw:-;t po!t 11 foHe '" the fret> matket v.h1rh 111 ur t ~ husmcsse~ aud IHd t\ldU ill s the 1 1ght t, nr :u kt I thtll v.a1 ~s lf tht \ are able to m eet I he nee b ol consumers - and 1f they me et the tumpdtt lon of theu ne tghbors \\ho have the .o:. atm obJec tive -\nd ot cou1 se the third I It r 111 the g t o\\th ol thl farm equ ipment lldustr \ 1n the Umted States 1s <t polttJ ral <;\Sttm ~htch hold ~ mvrolate the pn nclple of lh t fr ~ee nt<nket as well as th e nght of pn \ Jtt < lw m to rnak~; a p1 o ftt ~o c 1 1hn1a twn of su permen m lhe name Jf tht state cou lU ha\e poss1bly d evised the h 1ndreds of types ol mal hlfies tha t a re at the di sposal of toda\ s far mcrs ~ machmes that utf p1 J<ludwn costs conserve the land and makl' th e fa rm !" fan n a busmess operatton of lhe highe st ord e1 Not only has the farm eqmpmen t mdu st1 \ de\J sed them tt has mass p1 od lced them a tu ummum puces lor all of us Thomas Fork Sooial Notes JHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS helpen for • OVERWEIGHT OF AMERICA Local Un}Qn 5668, Uavensuoo~. lV Va HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers Of Good Bread Hunlln~oo, W V1. de,. 1or 6 " m Evemng aervlces Chrl1tl•n Selene• Society 1441 1 iJ ;n Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Ohio F.-lrYiew Church Edwud Gr1f Mormng serv1ce at 11 w1tb Adam f1t h pustu r Sund .. y Sci ool 9 30 a and Fallen Man the subJect of the m l:iupt Herbert Roush YPIIrt at I esson Sermon Golden Test He o 4a p m P1eachmg 7 :::o p ~ that hath an ear let htm hear \11(1 > eck 1 rayer S£>rv1ce Wednes- what the Spmt sa1th unto the d 1y 7 30 p p1 chur c he~ to h1m that overeometh F ree Mettw;!rl1st Church•• Rev wdl I g1ve to eat of the tree of AIIOtlj'llniUY ... n ... u.t, u1 , • .,.,, W H Strausbaugh pe&tor Laur.t llfe which 11 m the mtds.t of the Qil'lilt of Latu Day H1nts Old ( )l(f s md~y School ~ ~0 a rn parad1se of Gml Revelation 2 'l "'n t ldUi uu • t v u;u • ttv ... Phil Wt:;e Supt Class Meetmg Wednesday evening semce at 8 P ~llll .,( J4vol 11 1lJ <>II ;.a.:uo.:l 1 ,. 0 m 11 m Wm baU.,y 1ft chargel M .u w on <~n ~ .lilU ~ .Jtu Jy v, f'\IY scrv1c1 s • p m Evangelistic First leptlst Church of Mhldl• d .. u.t)' tl ~ 1 .. !;uo\ Jl 1,.. \'\ t' cH ttvtcc 7.:.0p n pustor mcharge port IRev Warren M Hulbp.rt, ,J.U, raym n1 e t tng Wctucsda:t 7 30 t: Mm1ster Mrs Ferne Bradbury ()rg amst Mrs Dorot.h)o Anthony Aut .tlllllll c;-.rch of Chrl.. I..9C.t•a m Dorothy Lacey ,.. Pomeroy Haru.ovn v •e ,wad. Jiy~1 ' '.,. Ru f'rp-e :\fPthodJst Kev Orgamsl Mrs oJ :sco'ool ~ l:IIJ Jo ;..:. MOlliJIJ,jj W P. lra usha ugh pustor Sun Ch01r D1rector Mr Owen Bratton A • ¢ 1y School IJ 3V a m Worley Chut<:h School Supt WordblU LO .sO a M <lmlltg Y.. or Ha le) s s Supt Mormng Wor Sunday 9 Hi am The Cbtirc:h llliP ;jlj P n t; u~ellt. tJU U t: lWUl. ~ l np 10J0 8 ""\ !"':ii'J serVH CS 7 f' School 10 15 a m The Morning lllllllsw.r, .faul lrter.U"oy Bible 111 E\u ng servtce 7 30 Robert E Wor!ihlp Sermon Utle ' 1A Mean I Supot .,ldway C:ommc. r.lty Church Suncta,- School at 3 J.' m LeWIS Lee, Supt Mr and Mr~ Dille McLAugblm Pa~ tors The Syr~u.. Methodllt <..nurcn Jibe Ke'1 ueu~~e JJii.Yl~ .Palll.Ot tillO<U>' .k h.oo1 t1 30 A M. UaJJ.lt WJneonuuv Supl '4/o.rsb.lp :S iif flCell 7 ~ ~mou J.opit, nu• Rctormauon Mtddleport. .8 t L. Buren DciUl01 ~· ScA.tOl 10 a. m EveD.ID.I tetW" 7 ~ p m Ul Church Letart Fall•. Rev Rubert Sharp Pastor Sunday School g 30 a m Wor~ hlp ser v1ces Sunday evcmn~; ol 7 30 Churc~~o .,f the 1'1u:ar&ne 5Yr• CUM a.v. Harold Holn'•• pastor bunday Scho(tl ll 30 <1 Jll Morntng Worship lU 30 a n1 N\ f S b 30 !J. liCJUtUl m. EvangdJ.StiC Sl:!f\ lees 7 30 p Ill Wednel>\I•Y 1 30 pt ayet meetIng Pr 1yer nour IS 1 uesaay lith 'l 30 p Dl f..~o l SS on 1ry serVICe b the 3rd Tuesd~:~~ vf thfl nontb at 7 ao p m HouM of Pnyu, Chest.r Country Chur ch m 'lown) E mond Life pastor Sunday School 1 30 a m Earl Boggs, supt J.tommg worf;tup 11 a m Evan gelati.:! ;..:rvice 8 p m Prayer meeting Tbunday 8 p m Smith n char~§" Prayer m l'e Lm~ 4 ;o Tbtirsday JJ•ntotco 5 ta1 A11emblr Rt 124 Dorea.. E CoOner pastor Sunday S('hool lO a m Children s Cbur"h ;;1 p m Worship 7 30 p m Surt.l.tY L"'' sd " and Frldav Bradtora .. ln..(ch o1 Chr111 5unday :;c 1.101 a ab a ru Lord 1 SuP' pe r umncdla t--ly ••Ulow•l'R Hctrrtsouv II• PresD;t.rl•n Re"f any Woodruff pastor, Sunday {hool 111 ,. WYF 7 p m Wor s~ rvlce 8 p m Prayer 'I.Drf hle Study TUesdfly 8 P m I I "How The Healing Christ Solves The Problems n:.,• 8 1·tld0ury thurch of Christ, 'f. V Wt!U.. :nitllster B1Ne Schoo at t30 a. m WP'I KJns Supt Moro Jq wonhip 10 30. C'"-1atian En Of Today" SUNDAY '.'/HTN TV Cbonnell3 -IM5 a.m. mgfu l Llfe 11 30 am The lklard of Directors meet at tile c:burch 5 45 p m The Jr Hi BYF meets st the -church {Ill) p m The Sr H1 BYF meets at the cburdt 7 30 p m The evening Worship Sermon tttle Changed Men Tue~day 3 40 p m The Jr Choir meets ut the church 7 30 p m The H e arth~tone Class will meet at the home pf Mr and Mn Max Orn dorff ' Wednesday 7 30 p m M1d week Prayer and Pn1$1! Service :and Btblc Study tn the book of Romans B 30 p m The Sr Cb01r meets at the church and w1U have their monthly business meetmg follow m g the rehearsal Thursday 7 3ll p rn The Golden Rule Clan meets at the home of Mr and Mr1 Frank WI~ coho.<rtess Mrs Ernest Covert D<t tes To Remember NOv Hi Tcachen Trammg Class, 2 30 p m at tbe Pomeroy Baplbtt Church Nov 25 ThP. community Thanb g1vmg 'ScrvlCf' al the Churrh of Chr1at Nov 30 PareD~ and Teaeh ())' mght for our ~hlldfen'll depart rltent Heath M-thod11t Church, ThiN at Main Mtddleoort Ohio "ltay)non Konlmght 1 P.aslor Hn C M HerliU!Sy Organl!lt W K Everson I Chrlltlaa icn•nce Wl..y, . 1:44 Cho1.. D•recto.. Chtl~b ~_rhoo1 Mulberry Av'enue, Pomeaoy Morn each Sunday mormng at 9 30 Jack mg service at 11 with 'Everlastmg Bechtle, Church School Saperm Punishment tbe 1ubjed \Jl the tendent. Devine Worahlp 10:30 a.m. I C1nnel E U 8 Church; P I Dunn Pastor Sunday School I 30 Preachmg 8 00 Syr•cuse E U 8 Church, F I Dunn Pastor Sunday School 9 30 Worship 10 46 prayer Meeting Wednel!iday 7 30 UnltH Methodist Chureh. E.,. gene Brown Minister Sunday School 9 15 a m Kenneth Finley supt Worahip 10 30 am Subjed 'Price Tags on Life s Values MYF Juniors and Senior.a 8 p m Monday at 10 a m Rev Brown will be at a meeting of the Ohio Area Board of Evangelism at Columbua Wednesday Prayer meetmg and B1ble study 9 am Wednesday 7 p m Cholr rehearsal Mrs Jobn Werry duector Church of Christ, Middleport Fred ( Gardner Mm1ster 9 30 Bl ble School Mr R C Steffy Supt 10 30 Mornmg Wonh1p Senuon subject Lookmg unto Jesus 6 00 Youth Hour 1 7 00 Prayer meetmg and B1ble study Wednesday 8 00 Cho1r Practice St Paul Eveopllcal Luthltl'an Church Pomeroy John Richard son Pastor 24th Sunday ilfter Tnmty November 8 Sunday School 9 30 am Worship 10 30 • m Thursday 12th Choll' Rehear sal ~ p m Saturday 14th Child ren s Conf1r1nat1on Class lOam Pir~t liaptlst Church I Mltln st Ralph C Zundel Pastor 9 30 II 15 Combmed serv.ce of Worship and study Special musJc Sermon • - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·lllddleporf, 0, Nov 7,1811.....a SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF T11B Wl!l!lt ly Mrt. e.r,..e1 .AAIN Jr Mr and lire Barry Mo!!~omery ,. and d..UJhten Belpre Ohio •ere weekend iUUtJ ot ber p•rentt Mr and Mn C1lff Rou.h By lloy L. 8mll.h Rev and Mn Jack T Wdcb •tre in Hor&anktwn on f'rlday and Tbere 11 something almost monotonous about the way 'lbe Saturday early t.:hnstJan5 oecame mvoJved wllh the law lt was DOt tbat By LUCILLI HAWKINS Mn R r lkyant u m Gloutter tn~y were quarrelsome people out UJat they were convmctd. Point Vll'lamia due to the death ......., ... ~ The Daught.en of Ruth Clau of of her si.Jter Mn Garland Good ana., bemg BO Uley oou.LQ not be pers~ to llve torever OD Lhe Umted Methodl.lt Ch~rch wUI •ln Mn Goodwin died 1t John Ule we &Ule Ol tne tracJU meet at the church Monday The ton WilliJ Hollpatal m Richmond 1ntougtJ.out mucn Ot the New Testament, particularly tbe meetme w111 open w1th a diniM!r .rter bavm& been 1U for .everal Gospels., U1e t'nariSeeB are represented as Jlavmg been t.be aerved in the dlfttn& room at noon weeb cnucs 01 Jesus, Dllt 10 the I>OOk 01 Acts tt appeara t.bat it WM In the li•t of name• of those at t.be ~aa.ucees lt.netr pany rivalS) wno mao.e trouble for the t.endmg the shower for Mn Nor Suzanne Wolpert wu week end Ulr15Wlfll On more taan one occaston t.b.e popUlar party, tbe man Yeauger the name of Mn a:ue~t of Mltl :brllrn Fogle10n1 1n Delma. Halle)' was unmtentlonally Cincinnati Oh.io t'bansees, are represented u bemg .tnellOJy to Ule toUDwers omitted llr and lira Boyd Dtven and of Jesus l'be Racine FTA wdl meet on rMr and Mn Leonard D1ven and Tba. llaa Gamaliel Monday at 7 30 p m at the Racine family of McConnelsvUle Ohio Gamaliel1 tbe man woo JDJi,bt be caued the secondary hero IDa:h School Let • Be Thankful were weekend cue.tl of Mr and of tn1s awry, was tne granason O! one o.t Ule most tamous doc. will be the theme ,of the proaram Mn Don Diven tors 01 lhe Law t.be o~ewa ever produced lt appears that be The Me1a:s CoUnty Riding Club Mr and Vn John Mot~an have may have mnerlted Jus gran<Uatner a toJ.erant spmt ancl fair w,W meet at the Sah.abur}' Town taken the1t aon Jerry to Wuh.ing IDlDd At any rate, 1n Ulls lesson ile plays the role of an open• •hip Bulldana: TUeada)' at 1 30 P D c ror medieal treatmenL mmaed anu graci.OUS acnolar wno 11 much more mterested. in m Retruhmenta wUl be feJ'Ved Mlu Ann Howard accompanied lUBuce Ulatlln pla'""" tne part ot preJWW:e Brenda Dalley daugbter or }lr them J--a and Mn }larry Lee Bailey eater Alton Bonney lr wu 1 recent it 11 an untot umate tact, but a .tact nevertheless, that there ed Holzer Hospital Thursday even- bua1n811 vilitor In ChiCago ll a auong preJUOJ.Ce among t:.bruuans toward anyttu.ng 'l'&lnl1 suffermg w1th acute tonJIUtll &at.ed to we rnartsees lt lS grossly unwr, but we seem to.,.. ana a ktdney tnfectlon She wUl Mr and Mn Wilham Hume ot &OCJ.al.e tbe name Wltb narrowness and. bagotry, so that to caU be confmed to the hosp1tal for at Liverpool Obio, and Tom StillYrq a man a ~harJ.See lB r.o JUflge hlm wunout gtvmg him a chance least a week Her room number i1 on of Midland PI , were weekend w be beard ,. 234 , • ..,. of llr aud lin Robert Dl'• 1 ~·· 18 one of the most common SUUJ of today - JUA-'~• Mr and Mrs Raymond Baity and and ranuly .........., daughter have moved from the Mr and -:.rn F c Reichert and men accorrung to tne labels we paste on them ln some comCuclder property to the Blaettn.r children have u tbeu hou.~e-&.uest mwuues it 18 swfcnent to damn a man if be ts knoWn a& a property en Lincoln Heigbta her mother Mn Elizabeth Hy~ee Hepuol.lcan, and to swfer tbe same tate i1 be 11 .known as a Mrs Allen Keller of Darien Mr and Mn Ed Huehc• wen in Democrat In t.be mmc:ts of some a man IS to be despl&ed if he Conn amved Thutlday for a vl11t llora:antown recently on blWneu. ts a Catholic and to be shunned. m the op1n10n of oUlers if he w1th her parents Mr and Mn J Leroy Darllq 10ft of Mr and 18 a Protesta.D.L B Elberfeld Mrs lt.a)' Darllns ia attendint an Mra Earl Denny and Mn AI Electronic Trade School at V1enn.a, bert :.t:ee11 were Thursday dinner West Varg~ma The Uniform Sunday School Lesson for November 8 j,lle&la of Mr and Mr1 Wllllam Mra K. H Heaton hu returned "SUPREME ALLEGIANCE TO GOD,' Acts 5 17-42 Wells to her home at Anchetm Cahr Mr Mrs Emma Le1fhe1t returned to Mrs Herman Layne accompan her home Pruspect Htll Thursday and There are Roman Catholics of whom the Roman Catholie 1ed her to Huntington from Holzer Hospital Church 15 not proud and there are Protestants of whom no Mrs Rollin Radford attended tbe Nancy Fle3her a student at the Protestant dl\nommation would be proud To classify all men Grand Chapter seas1on of the OES Holzer Hospital School of Nunmg of any group according to one sumdard oplDtOn IS to deal UD· :;el~d:.,t~h::;":.;:w::e•::•:.;:ln:.,:;CI:;e:;:•:;:•l~:•::nd::;.._, spent the weekend here with her I e Momly About People In Pomeroy One Man In ACrowd I l /ton ~ JUStly with all There were Phansees who were contemptible, but there Judy Arnold a student at tbe Mountain State College 1n Parker! was also Gamaliel The tolerant should never be Judged by burg spent tbe weekend watb ber the Intolerant the honest should never be JUdged 1>y tbe parents Around And About Middleport parent.s ---- West Shade News ltemr. ~f lntere.st By FRIDDlE HOUDAIHIL 'r Mr and Mra James B Parker of Terre Haute, lndlama arrived ell'ly Friday morning for t h e wtoekend 'W'ltb Mrs Parker's pi!' ents Mr and Mrs. Wilbur RoVi ley of Bradbury Mr5 Marietta Tbornaa was returned to !her horne from tile Hol rer HoJfl)it.al on 'I.'uelday Mrs 'tolrnestme Peery hu re turned to her employmellt at the IUWer Aluminum Plant at Ita venswoud Mr ond Mn Lindsay L)'oM ¥ve been at Cabin Creek, W Vt~ this week and also planned to at tend the meetangs conducted by Oral Roberts at Oharlestt~n Mr and Mrs Robert Hayes who have been here vnnting Wltlb. Mr and Mrs A!rno.ld Hayes of Gravel Hill and other relatives lek Flli day for Oalllorni.a The Hayes small daughter Tern. Jo renwnned. with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mr.s Curbs Roush Sally Sauer daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cbarlea Sauer of Brown ell A.venue and. now em.p~yed wt.tb the Unked Airlillee of Or lumbuJ end June Bailey of ~ lurnbtlt left- 'J'bur.clay for tbe weetend in CaWoml.a Mrs. Pearl Smiillh mother of Mrs. J..,e1,vk. Sauer Jr who fnetured her hlp bat week ~~ reported to be unpto¥1ng at the Metg~ Gen. eraJ. Hoapi.ta.l Mr and oMn E. J Seehg were in Milton Kentucky, last we-c:Kend where they Ylilted with thea daughter and heJ' family Mr and Mr• Gayle 'llbieman and dallih ter Kimberly Jo Wben they ~med to Middleport, t.heir daqbter and Kimber 'Y relurned Wit hlhem to apend the week :Mr 'lbieman came Jut night for tbe 'ftlekend and bie :h.mi.ly Every man has a ngbt to stand on his own feet and be JUdged according to what he IS m his own nglot U this be true of Gamaliel 11 1s also true of every other man, whether be be Jew or GenUle white or black, ncb or poor Opposing ldeu of God This does not mean, of course, that every man lS 1n danger who 1S found opposmg our ideas concernm8 God, for it sometimes happens that our personal or parUcular ideas about I 'ABUNDANT LIFE '\i \!t:·-· Jlj• 6 "b; !h:'J,' tJ cb of tho .U..... fro. Yoe noull lwa to lott wi ~u:ntly your f1.1th The toul ind beut "Wy llllaoicl ...._ ........ tho .,.. - > tt crooked Mrl Elizabeth Wtckham spent apent Sunday at the Painter home Afternoon callen were Mr and :dn Ralph Pamter and children and Mr and Mr• Hany Brown and Got! are mistaken ones children But JUSt as tt would be lolly for a chemist to fly m the faee Mr and Mrs Dana S Turner of an established law of chemiStry. so 1t IS folly for any man Shirley and Bdlle Hellman Jerry D1ddle Mr and Mrs WUl Hell to fly m the face of one of those things which, 11 lJ commonly man spent Sunday with Mr and agreed has the approval of God No ..-cbtteclural engmeer would ever try to outwit the law ~n Dale Kealenon and Mrs Shoeof graVIty but there are DUihons of people wbo are trying to mater aU of New Lexington Mrs Elizabeth Wickham return outWit the moral law Sex ltcense thievery, lying, deceit, ed to her borne m Cbesler Tuesday, greed and eonceJ.t - all these are under mdictment For any after aJwo week v11lt w1tb Mr and man to rely upon them as help m lime of need IS to lean on Mrt "'Will Hellman Mr and Mrs Wilham Taylor broket! reeds Wbat IS true of mdividuals JS equatly true of nations, lllld and son of Adduwo were supper guests or Mr and Mn Robert the State whtch puts 1ts trust m decetl diShonesty, and con· Pl.unter Tuesday tempt for morals Is seUing•ts own doom Mr and Mra Gerald VIolet and In one of the black hours of hiS adnunistraUon Mr Lin<oln Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence eaUed was urged to pray that God might be on his stde, to which the on Mrs Jenme Roush Sunday president replied, "I would much rather hope that I wu on Mrs Dorothy Brown aDd son, Gods side • The important thing Is not to move the AlmighiJ Sarnmte called at the Pamter lwroe over among us as Jt IS to move over alongSide of him Wednelday (Copyright 1959 by the Division of Christian l!dueatlon, NaMrs Vlrgll Roush and daua:hter Uonal Councll of the Churches of Christ m the Uwted Statel Mary Jo were m Parkeraburg on Wednesday of America What About Mtrades Today' Nursery and Jumor church for all children 6 7 Youth meetlng and plannmg for Rally November It 7 Men l!i F ellowsh1p meeting at Ray Dom1gan horne High St Tuesday 7 30 Missionary meetlng Wednesday 7 ChGII' rehearul 7 43 BtbJe study and Prayer Tu~rt Plains E U 8. Ch\lrch Rev Paul Hooks MlnJater 9 30 am ::,::::.::::.:~-::;-,;-,--;::-;::;::­ Sunday School 7 30 p m. Worahlp will return to K-entucky 'With lbim semce 7 30 p m Wednead17 night Recent pl!li!U with Mr and Mn. Prayer service Leo Searlt were Mr and tMrs Lottridge I U 8 ChtA'ch. Rtv Charles F)ugan of Canton Paul Hoob Mimster 10 00 Sun Mr And Mrs Robert lhle and day School 11 00 Worship service Mrs. Mayne Hartenbach arnved 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship 7 30 Friday evening for a 'VUlt 'W'I.th p m Fruiay night Pnyer mei!ting Mr and Yn. J..mu Simpson and South &.thel • U 8. Church. R•v fami)y Paul Hooks, Minister 9 30 Wor L. D IW'tinter wu In Bulfalo ship service 10 30 Sunday achooL W Va Jut weekend t.o attend 8 00 p m Wednesday mght throu tbe auction then gh Nov 21 spec1al meeting c:on Mr and Mn Shirley WoHe ducted by the Minister have returned to their home in 5yrec.PJ.. Flnt United Prftby. Bradbury tenan Churcb Rev Howard RupMn Nan Moore and Mr& Jlar.. pelt Pastor Sunday Morning Wor old Sauer were m Athens 'J'bun. ship 9 00 Sermon Subject 1bey day wtllere tbey ettended tbe Sa1d It Couldn't Be Done ' Junior Workthop m EngliBh for Coll!l£1 Choir under the leadership of ProfeMOrs and ~ Sehool teachMary Lisle will &lng in commem ers, Which was held at the Student Where Is Praise serv1ce sermon oration of Stewardahip •nd Honor Center Your Trust' ' m1 Veterans 10 00 Sunday School 7 30 The DeaeoneiB Will meet in tbe Annex Wednesday 4 4G Jun lot c~otr will pr,1ctice. Middleport llint Unl..., p,... byterlan Cburcb, Rev Howard Ruppelt putor SllDda.Y 8 30 Sunday Sabool 10 30 Morning Worsblp servlte Sennon IUbject "Tbey S-.ld It Couldn t Be Done Senior lor OIA~ IOIIITS cboar will slog • God Tne Creator in commemoration o! Stewards an4!1 Veterans SuDday 8 00 WYF will DO YOU HAVE TO SEE TO BEUEVE? meet wUb Mr and Mrs R.icbard -seemg is 1101 believin111'" numeroua and 10 aeftre that Vau&bn and Counaelora and Mrs a young man sa1d in observing my doctors r.ve little 1\ope that Everett BachMr the aNiataDt. Jib lee Zirkle and Jud1 Sauer will be an apparent aCt ol divine heal· I'd ever ful~ ~·· M told ing as a side woman was prayed me "But I had faith in God I the leaders and l..,ptuJ Bucha~ la the moderator Tueaday DeaCons for -,.ere must be IOfi'IO plaus· felt He could puree my body and Deaconesses will meet at 7 30 lble ex:planatioo Perhaps she of this ailment. In the pastor s 1tudy Wednetday wasn't as aick u she tbought "'I prayed earnestly Cod met 8 30 Junior (!boir practice 'l 00 s~ was '" n~y fa~ I fe1t 'the power of Senior choir All thlnp are possible with God go through my body alter IIH•r•Ncl Church, lvan...lc.l God, and He • not )Jmltecl prayer one evening! Now, three and Refor!Red, Presbyterian Pom when ll comes to healing a yc:an later, I have not bad • eroy Rev Waldo J Bartels, Pastor human body! single recu.rrlng attack of tnaMr Ralph M Campbell, S S Supt The young doubter forgot }aria. My docton tell me they Sunday Cbureh School 9 15 A. M that the Soul tee~ and feels what cannot underttand th11, because Worship hour 10 2!i Sermon topic the eyes cannot IOC or feel We I had been hevinll the attacb Looking Back' Junior Hi Youth c.nnot prove a mtracle to those so frequently for yean My put Fellowship 8 00 p m Blble Study who do not wiSh to believe reoord shoWed my malarial conhour Monday 1 30 p m Feden.ted But, on the other hand l dttion 10 tevere u to be tnCircle meeting Wedneaday 7 30 t!Jose who do beheve, it u not curable Confirmation Inatruct.ion Saturday necessary to prove an act of ·sut today, 1 •m Ia ~ 10 00 a m COme and Worth• divine healing from God health and have no atticb. You are weleome Do mlfOClet tUil happen to- God healed me. 1(1 a mlrUle. Flnt Beptist Church, Racln. Arday 11 they did in Bible days1 1 give God the credit!" thur R McCauleY. Pastor 9 30 Tbey dol y.., C... ..,, hove the a m Sunday Scbool 10 45 a m Here it a mll'ade Mr Ef. to heal The same ~ Morning Wonti1p Sermon De ralrn, ol Now York State. Jesus used In heaUng the cide TDday 6 00 p m BYF for tacted malaria while mw t lei sick ~frnost i 000 yean aao • all sc:hool aa:es Wedne8dty, 'l 30 armed ~ervices dunntJ: or th that H Ulel p m Prayer meetin& War II Alter being dtocharged ~ po• hthlthm aapflst Church, Grlat he wu bothel-ed with ft!CUffmg a,. 1 th Bend Arthur R McCauley, Putor 9 30 am Morning Wonhip Sermon "Dee~e Today" 10 ID a m Sund..,. Sohoolo. 7 30 p.m EveniD& .... SERMONETIE Theme: Go Deeper Wltll GotL Tnt. "Loan.. oat ltliO the Deep" Luke H Dr E. Stanley Jones tells of naUves m the Federated Jla. lay States who set an day In the rice paddies fishing In one foot of water Actually within sound are the rolling breaten of the great ocean With Its depth and mexhaustibfo supplies of ftsb This Is a parable of the spiritual upenen<:e of ""' many people Let us first note bow we paddle about in the sballt>ws as we go about cultivating "' penonal, Inter religious life Evecyolle feel! deep long111gs wbicb be believes God can satisfy We observe about us men and women wbo seem to have bad spiritual success, so we, too, try- or do we really' Prayer, for Instance For somo grown-upa prayer Is little more ~ "Now I lay me down to sleep" at the close of the day, tbe Lonl'J Prayer when they a'"'ken, and a spontaMous cry fOI' help when they get Into truuble Prayer can be, and too often II, just about such a shallow expenence Many people IDISS the great blessings of worship Dr Dlwld Elton Trueblood bas been insisting 1;11 his helpfUl UWe boob that there IS no such thing as rellglon m delacbment. -ublll we know followsbip In religious expression we mise the deep; est mea.nlnJ[ of commiiiWIIl with GOd. There can be JIO 11ttot1.1 church wllliout pubUc worshl~, but no lndividualknOWa rell' glon at Its best without sharing With others m prayer lllld ""What triVJ.al excuses we give They are unworthf. tuu1181 as we bold them up against wbat we reatly believe WO)IIIhip II. A few absentees are ill or away on Important bmdneas. What about the rest of the people' Matly have excuses wblch !beY W1>uld be ashamed to give to the boss at the IIIC!oly or ibiJ pnnCJpal at school "I Just overslept" "I went to churdiiO much when I was a cblfd" "Sunday ,. the only da)'_l bave to rest and do some of tbe things abOut the bouse " Wllo would so easily remain away from an audieru:e with a king pr dent' We rome here to meet with God, the Kin of • Surely 11 comes home to us In this matter whic~ Is flrBt the mmds of thoughtful people In every nation - the lem of a Just and enduring peace In war Ume a patlon • cbes out mto the deep water Amenea did In tho last war Great risks were tal<en II was oot certain when we enlared tbe war In 1941 but wbat we mtght lose BllUons of tlollara were spent the lives of thousands were placed In dan&Of, and many of them lost There 1s no wading around In aballow wa· tor who,, a country Is out to will a war Whll& abollt winning peace' If we could push out Into the deeps of faith and lofty expectaUon Instead of growing bitter and beaten In fear, owhal a world we m~.ght bave 4 Yet, we must not be too bard upon lllld mots ln our mJSStonary ent,er:prlse we to confident and courageous Christians Christ have also been fearful and ea~>tioua aQ:o one of the leaders warned "If we do &:£' C mlsstonaries to Japan by the buodreds now, day send soldiers b¥ the tho11St!nds " Moranr, spmtually, 1n klngdonCsarvlco "LaUDcb the deep •. , oot • • �~ .·•.· ""·~ · ••'' ' · ·· · ~··· - .. ..... ···~·· · ·· .' ' " . --~· ~· ·· ·-· ~ ···· · · · ·~ ·~ · . -. . . . ... ----- ), Red Devils Edg~ White Falcons, 13Jo 6 PanthersG!veUpTDin Fo;rthQuarter, Tie Rutland, coll<etor., .. otroiaht victories and champ (J( Ohio's Little Bucteve Conference, camP within a whisker of Jl)s!ng the l&tb Friday night when the fired up Wa h ama White Fa Icons nu&ht them with two re.~:ular 5 out, finally bowin& 13-6, But Coach J im Vennari's boys nearly hid had it twlee, tn the third quarter, and as the gun ended the t:ame. Th~ Ohioana had fashioned their l:i-tl lead on the .trenctJI (If two brillt.nt lDng piners by sophomore Lee comba, playing the fullback. positicm for the first time in the place of flu· ridden Jim Hob.stetter. Wahama fumbled on the first play after the ope ning kickoff io the chilling cold . Rutland took over on the Wahama 115. On tbe 1ee0nd play combt picked hla way ' lh• '"'" over eente< for from ... , Wahamo ,... on fi... the 10 yard line Herbie Grate ln the third period Wahama bad pasied to Ro)' C remean~ for the reached RuUand's one yud tine on [p lll.d H l&d. Tim MrCarthy's :n yard run and Wahama {'Ould !1 o nothing wilk ano er 16 yarder b)' Van Meter. " Sel'OIIc1 T"uey "ua d a set·Qn d d own Slt ua t 100 the ball again, an d 1n (,f' quarter Ru tland got the p1gsk1n on the Rutlan~ ilne when 11 f_umon the wab 11 ma 42. ble was rewvered by Rutland tn a Grate rwung wide for one, the n big pile up at the linf' Combs boomed 41 yards up tht- A.i the clock was runn ing out middle for a 131) Je1d. the final ~in~te Rutlan~ h~<l tbe ball near midtteid . 1t squuteo iiWIY . The Falcons weren 't about to from Grate, was picked up by g1ve up, bow~ver lhey .held R_ut· David Rouah and with two or land scorel~ss tn the third pen~ three blacken ahead of him the Jnd eari,Y m tht! fou rth ele<'trl- Wah.ama back headed for p~ dirt. fled the1r fans when Elmer Van Gr<~te, who had fumble<! , fmally Meter took a punt on_the Rutland got to Roush through the inter· •• • t.o swm g WIde • l1teraled ference at t h e three yard Une. .,, U"IO"~un off to David Jloueh , w~o ~ted And the game ended before Waall the way_ down the sJdelmt!s to hama could run off a play. j ~eore IU.ndJng up. Not only Hobatetter but Jerry Roush's kick for ttte EP missed, Eads, stalwart tackle. missed the I lh I RI d" ld "- . Punt• 4·1111 .... 15 Pen 31) 1111 downs ~ 5 Rutland 7 6 0 (}--13 Waham.a 0 0 0 6-- 6 "-~ · Rut 1an d , c om b s (21 , 10 .,._.vrtng, yard run ; 41 yd. run . EP . Creme11ns pa!L'I rGnte>. Wahama , D. Hou.1h I 12·12 Wtth Hounds For ...nd SEOAL Deadlock Pomeroy's Purple Panthers battled to a 12-12 tie here Fri· Nelson villi.' had to punt. Pomeroy t 11 k' " p " 1., 8 1 day night, their second in SEOAL play wlthout a victory, If!& Gvcr on l. Tue antuers agat'••t the equally wt'nless Nelsonvt'lle Greyhounds. worked the for plays, !!hen ·Riff! 6•6 f mbl t h t' u The P,ntbers were ahead 12"V• after getti'ng one TD t' n the TD for e se up t e Jemg the Hounds. first quarter and another In the third . But they c-ouldn't hold STATISTICS ball two on . Porn. N•ls. (1). z Football Scores 1.... · Brl.tl•Sh PUII Victory Over Shlpp~g Fever Seen In New Cattle Vaceine II The Hounds tied it by cashing in on a break _ Chuck Rif- Yudt r"thint 165 197 Starting lineups : Rutlarid , J . (le's fumblt on hfj own 2-9 with five minutes left. Boling re· Y•rd& P'!Uint 40 II Brogan and Dugan . ends : Pierce covered for Nelsonville. Tetal y~rds 205 2(15 6 and Sln1er, tackle.!i : Southern and p tt4l pte-cl 3 1 Stewart, guards ; German , center, h ldn 10 playsd JerryloStteeh le, fullback, the Hounds' m&in horse, ..:::: :o.,;l•ted 2 0 Baeks, Romine , e remeans, Grate, a ground own e one where it was second and goal. Pan~• int•rceptltd 0 3JS7 and Comb&. Alternates, Berry From there Steele leaped over to tie the count. Punt& l /ll 20 R. W, Brogan , L. Brogan, Georg~ Brewer. Stetle tried to r.un for the PA"I: Pen•ltM• 45 12 Total yds 154 86 Wahama; Greer and Clark ends ; with a double reverse that had and Polley used it for 20 to the First Downt 10 2 Net Rush 147 20 Van Meter and Rogers, u,ckle1; )b· worked well earlier, but JUffie was Panther 11. Fu~tto 3 1 y ds. pus It was fourth and two on the Fumbl•a """' 0 7 06 chir and Nicholson, guards; Mil· ready for h i~. nailing him ibort, lost 3 Paa!l- att. 5 19 ler, center. Backs. Van Meter, and thereby liVed the tie for tbe two when Steele cracked over cenINDIVIDUAL YARDAGES Pass eompl. 3 Roush, Russell, and McCarthy. Alt, Panthen. ter to tie it up. Five minutes re- Rtffll, 1-1 in tl• urrJ.s. Funmbles 4 3 ernates, Oldaker, Taylor, l-IarThe frigid e<~f,U.ni iNpired raJ- m.~e:ni~:~~l;~Uey short of the Co•t•a, 53 in NYIM'I urril'fi. Fumbles INt 3 2 grtves Jewell. ged footballhurt from both clubs. Pom- JOal line on hit run for the PAT. Wilton, 40 In 11 c•rrl.. eroy WIIO b 1 more, 1011" 16 111 The Panthers had tO punt aftt:,r re- BrOwn, 34 in • 1• ·c arrl•• three um ..:1, NelaonviUe neitber ceivlng the kickoff and Nelson· The Panthers played without the vlllf !'AU out the tirlt ~alf clock. services of Eddie Buffington, pass· of its &wo miaeuu. OHIO HIGH SCHOOL 1 Both teamt had 205 net Ylrds saCOND HALF er and defensive halfback, who Unlt..t Preu l•frvnltleMI from rushiDJ and ~a: 'IJhile After the buul mow, and fea· had 20 stitches taken in his paM· Sprlntfl.td t2 Lhn1 6 Pomeroy ~ad 165 oo the qound turin& P•ren~' Night, one-half of inc arm WednesdaY following an t.. ...•ln 21 Tottdo Wtl.. 6 to Nellonvtlle'a It'l. · the st.adi.um lights de<!lded it wu Injury in practice. Steullenviii•IJ Tele4e Llbl.r A key penalty, • 1&-y•rder. burt too oold. They went out. It Wll Steele carried lor Nelsonville 33 Middleport's Yellow Jackett, decimated by serious injuries 25 to Wellston 30. On second play, llyrlt 20 Tol. •combtr 21 (tit) the P21nthers early in tbe fourth ISO mlnutet before power was re- lJ,mes, netted 75 yards. early In the game and woefully short of bench replacements Evans over left guard for 66 to aealty 20 Mt. Vtrnen 14 quarter. Btu W~IIOII, thr Poi;IMr'O)' atored and the. game reaumed. Starting Uneup: Pomeroy, o1fense: tumbled to the Wellston Golden Rockets Friday nteht 48.0 ' Middleport 4 and in 2nd quarter "'lrtlns Ferry 47 Unl ... Locel PALM DESERT, Calif. UPI _ qutrterblck and top Unebaeker, Alain the Panthers had decided Parker and Grueser, end•; Hem9· 1n a runa•w ay at Wellston . ~=rpon t~: next play. Leach's run Ctfumbu1 lastmoer 16 '111anks to a monumental mental waa ejecte~ from tbe iaDI.e fof • to win u they lltrted on their OWJl ley and Sprln~er. ·tackles; Downie MlrlM Prlftldln 0 error the UnltNt State!! went ln· personal foul. · 10 after the opeaiDI kickoff and ·and Stewart, guards: Jewell, center. Down 24·0 at the end of the flrrt quarter, and 80.() after AT ...::;t·~-· to th~ final round of Ryder Cup Coach Alez CJ.Io',s boy1 b.ld ~ lo ,lgbt pbJI. '11:1.1fl lonleat Backs: Wilson, Riffle, Brown, and the first play of the second period, the Jackets wert unable Evaru kicked o1f, Jackets 101 :olumbu& wm 22 Celumbu1 North 20 tompeUtion today holding a 2~ lhem&elvet I touchdown f.IJe lint pitaer was J yardl by WiliOII on Coates. Altern1tes: Teaford, Poulin to halt th e powerful Wel1ston offense hinged on tbe running ~hree flrat downs to Wc11ston 43 to 1¥.: margin _ and with high time lbey Jot the ball. Nellonvtlle a keep. and D. Coates. of fullback Jim Evans. but W. Harria' pass to Kloes for 10 Vhlt•h•ll 20 DeJaw•,. 1 openln& kid:off, 1be TD carne oh 1 perfect pau '. Nrlsonville 0 8 0 G-12 E\•ans carrjd the ball on 8IX Ftlllback Manning Baumgardner was dug out uf Hotdog'& hands by ~r1ndvlew lO u...-r Arl ......... 14 hope-11 they C<luld recapture tbe received the Vorthln...,. 14 U,._.a 1 trophy now held by the British, couldn't move the ball, liVe It up play to end Howard Parker from Pome"?Y e 0 8 0--12 plays from scriri'lma~~:e in the fir!t w•• carri•d off tbe field helplest a defender, Wellstoo recovering 0r1 lllll•rd 36 Wnter¥Uie 0 "We're off on the right foot and on theJr own 48. Wilton. Ptrkor, COinl down and Sconna: Pomeroy : Brown, 1 yard periud and part of the tecond, early Jn tbe ~~;ame, his epralned an· own 34. On fint play Evans took 1 mow 'em down today,'' said In eight plan, featurtn1 rua• by o~rt., took the ball on the 10, shook ru!'; Parker, 28 _yard · pass · (from .ondon 40 Othu•• 0 raekin~ up thrt>e touchdowns on kle aa:cravated. Hendershott's pallS down the mid Ac . . mr 14 _ while admitDavid "Browp tor 1.11 at end, ~r Njek loote one tlekler, and Went over Wttson). Nelsonville : Steele (2-l. 1 :olu"*us Hal£back·fullback Dave Hartin- die, nobody near him , wPnt an wa • runs of 34. 22 . and rotlr ya rd s, ad · New AtlNftr 12 forcea Coate• for 10 at taekle, ud )ptflt_ tar the tU ~. yard~.:ru=':::"':::·======== ded a (lfi.yard run to tht· Middle· ger was removed in the second to scort>. LeM'h'1 run for PAT nc GrMmlllt 21 Hlll . .ro 0 ll~~·~:~:Oj';j;,, waa a 8 at end, PomefOJ had &bt bail on sm.tth 1topped Wlllon short on ::;:, pori rnur. and an other 66 yard quarter limping bac!ly with his 1 good. Score, 34-0. .11cinnall Centrel 22 \: the 1. Brown ~ It oYer. WU· tda try at end for the PAT. Five pass recet,tlon !u score. One she bruiaed hlp. He came back to battle Up to this point each kickoff Cincinnati Taft 11 HaM'y Weetman. ror year• llne son's pau to TGm Grutll!r wu m.lnutu remained in the third ya rd stHmp('r was fo r 19 yard1 the Rockets In the second half but by l J~ttket re had been bobbled 1 nclnnltl Wntern Hlllt M of En~land's ,l!reate~~t orofession· knoekid down br Btftl1, wbo pta,- quarter. ttllt ff'll ~ hnrt t.f a score. Ouce he finA11y had to ~•11 It qulta before celver and recovered before be ClncfMetl WlthNw 0 als, was the "J!'oat" of Friday's ed bbhllelf 1 P'ftt II~''· Seven The batUe 1\'f:Slwed baek and was held for t wo yard s. the flnal pertod oJ)ened. :utlln1 14 Lov.IHIII I ;;<JaY .- He and partner Dave Thom· mlnuttl re%Qlne4 in the firJt fortb tbe btlaote of the third Bitter oold aeemed to bamper ing bit. Jackets moved to Welltton 3!. ;inclnn•tl Cnntry Day 12 a1 had their match with Snead quarter. · quuter aad lnto the fourth. His l:l? ya rd~ on the ground the Jac-etll more than Wellston. lndlu Hill I and Dr. Cary Middleeoff wrapCoull Bob Ptlr'Od'a ~ QOM'· Pomel_, 1\_.t 1 ebanee to t41le an eclipsed M"ddleport's total of 116 Middleport fumbled a tol.a.J of 1ix against tubs, late ln quarter. Walter Harrie worked the option for :lnclnnatl W.lnut Hlllt 16 oed up. 'Mlev were fine-up goinK e~ a ~bit nv.,_ pity IG tt. 104 lead .-1, in the fourth but llR the grou nd, most of it agaiwt times, losing .the ball rour timet. CIMI,..... HuthM 6 Into the 36th hole. AH they needed up the aoore in tbe second quarter. raa out o1' downa in a tourtb and Wellston's first line defenlfl. Wetlaton fumbled three tlmea, loJ- 13, pa11ed to WilHam Harris for was a halve to save the day ton Startllll on their 30 tbey made It twe situation on the Nel1011viUe From midway In the Sl!i:Ond per· in& It three time., but ttleae ea.me 20. Kloee couldn't hold one at tbe :lnclnn.ttl McNichotll 30 goal line . Walter Harri1 lo•t tour Mllhtrlll ' tbe British - and Snead already 6.ft Jn 17 plan. The faucy rcvene 40. WUaon, needinl two, e:ot only iod Coaeh Bob Brennan used see· from tbe IC!'Ubl .. :•tNrlftl '•lrmont Jl XIMtll 0 had knocked hia aecohd shot inta netted once, 11 another tlme, one. ond and tbird strln1er1 oo (1{Ont brl!lht 1]101 In tho Jacbt trying to pau II the haU ended. Third Quoottr ,.yhln Stlven 0 a amall lake. f~n•e . attack Wll piillihl at Walter HarThe Jackets bad two cbance.a Deyten Reth 0 (t..) Bur Weetman, Instead ot pia)'· Quarterback Jerry Fry wa• kick· r!:l and Hartinger completed ~even turned the ball over to Wellston on Covin-. 32. QI\I'IM Kllillr 0 it safe, goinq tor a bogey. ed in tbe head and waa removed of l8 tollel tor a wtal of 102 Roeketa' 3&. On third play Hender- "<•nla Wtlton 16 Little Mleml 6 elected to ahool for the yardll, with two comp..Uona nai· to Meigs General Hospital In Pom· shott paNed te Earl CCNIIPiton Troy S4o .,......,... 0 JIO'<!On • He wound up ln the drink, eel good on lnterferencoe. er.oy in .the &ccond half. He 1uf· - and the resua wae that End Rl)' Kloes caua:ht all tbe from that point for 6~ yard• and .Jddletown 21 fen~tl . apparently, an lnJW)' alml· th.e 40-0 tc:ore, The run ftUed. Doyton-nl16 American won on a bogey beavtlfl except one taken by Ml'ke Jar to th11t of Boone Hlndy'• in Davis threw a key block to spring ~lqua II tldttty 6 Snead's fine, preaau~packfd Shater and one b)' William Harr\.1. the Jackl't'fl first garr.e of the IOi Cornp.tton at the Jacket 30. Clewel•ncl Gltftwftle Jl putt. IMrlftl lumiNry son {llutland). Fourth Quartw Cl...taftd leat Tedi 0 betame the gOat for Evau kicked off. Jackets tum-Early, after startlns on the JaeCl~antll 4dams t2 time as he mlued a bled on lit pia)', Wellston ball Oft kets' 49 (Evan• deferue only, had C!lev>tland Letlft I putt that would have Jatket 34. Fourth pl1y, Evan&, 22 Intercepted limping Hartinger's Eatl Ckvela"d Shaw 11 11ole. yd1 for TD. EP, Enna. Score 8-0. ......... 14 was a sku11," said Snfad !:nn• kicked off to Jacket 18. long passl ' Wellaton moved to the with 19 with subs In the a:ame from Jl .. torl• U Bowllnl Clr-Mn I "" · Jaclr:eta fumbled on rtrat play, reWeetman had no alibis r:overed for 'r yard gain . 'H1rtln· where Buteh Staten broke over the> Sactd_,tky 31 ·P:Indlar o ,Jacket cP.nter for the di•tanco. llcron O.rflellll 20 Akr011 North 0 no apologies. 1er'a pass lnte~epted by Barnett ,'It's the only way I know how on MHS M. Uendenhot pused to Score f6.0. The run for PAT failed. Cetumbva Llnflen GO Later in tbe period paases for ColvmiMHI Central II - p:o for the green," he Earl Compston to Jal!ket 8. Melvin 29, 18, and 8 yards moved the JacGt-ove City I Maryavlll• 0 "I UIOUKh It would be D11Yi1 over loft g:uard on flrAt play. 2·Uil instead of l ·up." P1111 fur PAT no good. Score l·HI kets lo the Wellston two. But Walt Newe ... 22 ChllllcotfM 0 Harris wa11 pulled down ror an 18 ClralevUI• 44. p-t....nt Vitw 1 '• • Finat~r · Evan• kicked oft to Jacket 37. rnrd lfi5R, then I 19 yard loss trr CaRel WlnchKtef' 40 ' ' their Zero )'ards In three tries, W. Har· lfli to palis from punt formation MllllerljMrt 24 Ree9 ris punting 21 to Wellliton 40. Hen - (on the two yard line) b~· Wella- B•rne Union U Frankfert 6 I derahott pa11sed to Mullen for 2S ton's crushine ends. Werren 19 Sher. IP1.) 14 and after ln9omplete pass, Evans As l"he game ended Wsrren Hul- Hamilton Garfield 14 acored from the 84 tver his left bert recov~red a fumble by a thlrd II You'l't IIJhl. cl ..,.,.,._ HaMilton Tift 12 gu11rd. EvonR ran point. ~core 22.0. strinJ: Wellston bat!k. Manlllon 90 BerMtiNI 0 And h I could .,. y houn aftc!r a Evana kicked otf, Jackets made St•llatlct Ol•t•ney 42 Sc6eto Yell_, 0 thrue yards In thi'IH! trloa, punted tqlf you doa'l hav. cnouJII Marlen H1rtlin1 76 M. w. jnauraoce to rcbuUd iL Ro· 3D to Wellston 38. Wt!llaton was First downs P....w.rJt Re11. 13 II Un!Md Prfla ln ..rnatiOMI taking a placcmt~nl .,_· an &till held, punted tu Jacket fa; Jackett Yds ru11hing Porbmoulh Not,. K»>IM 60 116 313 SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI loll at AtheQI. &•!ned five In three trlea, punted Yds. pasainll ' ......... yoo ......... Plketen 14 A short nlght'a work may lflnd are out or the 102 136 lclvlct ID know lr you're Weqrly <II WhMieriiMwa o Mike DeJohn a long way up the heve to beat the I lldaquately 1111 a u r • d. Thill Wohlnot.. C. H • • tow Jackett nect apncy It equipped to ana· filtlc ladder. Cohtmbua flrenklin HttL 11 DeJohn, 18, recovered the pre•' place rank. f lpa your lndivldu.J rc:qulre· Alltlnct II T•. . . kott 0 AthenJ, which had tige he loat two years ago aftd alI mtall aftd ID live )'OU tho Ctnton McKiniM 44 Man•flelcl J4 ao earned a tentative dtte with ln se"!eral 1 '-t protc:cllon II tho loweat: Porf1-lh 41 MoKoll (Ky.) 14 poeaible cost. Your !ndc:pen· t'Qurthtanlb-Js heav;ywe{Jht con· GallipoiJe, ftOW II ZtntO<II(It 21 ~'nctllor I I dMI luuraace qeat ecrva tender Eddie Machen Friday tle for third by ,,... lnL Unlt.r Preaa International that allowed Its first six opponents o.nto...lo 12 "'""'"' II when 1 aurprlae openlnJ a• next week (It Atbeni). · \ Thd oNSan Fnnclfiro FortY·NinUI to 1verag 0 only nine polntll t t- Wooster 21 ~~~~ Lthnun I M!!lia:a County's entrtntl find 1ualt brought him a technleil an ew York Giant. pinnln& tl th R ' • themaelvu In a battle to abcy over -eighth • ranked knockout 218 449 I EDWAR~$ their National Football ILl• es e ama at Los Angeles, Total yd1. 18 11 CharlJe Powell at 47 serondl of of the,·blaemenl 1 ' • ' .l title hopet on •tout defenSM, mV:: ~:ugf~~e 11 r!::,ed ,* Nt~.!lsup 1- Pa11ea AU. 1'be P•nthfll'l bave no wiu, Pl8sea ComPl. 7 • the ftrd round. l fftsura:nce Of All Types I shackle razzle·daale ofhmMa Sun· handed th tt mers ;, Inter. t I I Phone ISX I~~.,!: ,:::!ect their ont-lllDI" Rima tb.el: flraten!~u-to~ns~:~~: Paues Penaltiea «l IS I. lecond St. PeiMrey San . Fran~l.~Ca, lead inc the 1B49 lnt mo11th, 34·0. Punts 4·104 3·39 rumbles • s 1 Furpblea lost 4 3 ~ total offense with 2,11J9 yards. Score By Ouartert They are 11lwaya tough at home advaftla8e of our Fall a....,po and the Forty-Ninen, nuraln.& a o o 0 0-o ltiOtlto.fw ham• -cl~mlzln" Sa,. one·aame lead over the chlm- Middleport WeiUion 22 12 f-48 pion Baltimore Coll1, have won -~ bottw. only once In nine previous tries Sec.tlna, Evant (4), 22 rd run, at Loa Anteles. I SC yd run, 4 yd run, 88 yd paN. Ol1nta Over Carda Davis, 8 yd run, Compston, 85 yd New York, leading the Cleve- pass, Staten, 19 yd run. PAT. Ev· f~ILY 10011 lond Brownt and Philadelphia ma, two . Eajlle!l leath 4-2) by • (lime In tndlviduel Yard&. . A "n~,a&" tn Jitodern the EaL'It, entertalns the Chicago H1rtlnotir 42 In 12 cerrl". Walt. hom11 .. At low 11 · - -Cardinals and Is a seven-point Hlrrl-. 411n ft. a.ulltfllrdntr 14 choice. The Cardlnill! 2-1 can· In leur ctrrlel. l(IMI, 10 In pe. flUI per mo. not llfatcb the ewperlence or df'· ' Starting llnup Middleport, Kloet, fen1e power of the Gtanlll 5-l but have just the l)>pe of wide Shafer, end•: L)oQna. Edwards. tacWbonlt-utoTVII> IPICLOAPHCII . opt'n offenae most likely to ll"'ublr 1des; Roush, Werner, IUI!rda; Hul· burt, eenter Back a. Fry, HarunGet Our New ltlll11t10111 Of ..WO., C11D1 New York. ••r, W. u.rrts, Blum;antner. Alt· Low Prl.. On GIUI in winter Sereen 10 "' l'tl ern•tea. Koenlt:. Gilkey, Stobart, . our .... ..,..... w111 "!!' di Jackets Bow To Rugged Wellston 46·0.As EvaliS Goes On 28 Point Scoring Spree, 4 Touchdowns / game foe Rutland."Hi ...m Sl•wter Jr · filled m fur Eads, while Grate played for Hobstetter. Eads ha11 " bad shoulder. ulan ~·!! Wa ... ma to 20 net yard s ru sh• n g t 0 It s own 147 b ut W aham~ added 8t1 yard& on five ~~f 19 con(poleted passes. Fumbles, m the cold •ir, mired down both team~. Rutland miscuing four ~mes , Wahaf!la three, Rutland losmg three of 1ts four, Waham.a two of its three . i'irst downs were even, 5-5. Statistic• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 7, 195!h-S A 'SkuII' Jn Loss To Amert·cans I4'1 ,.~~· Famll)" mcome u e~:pected to ' be hi&her in 1900 than 1959, uy&l MW Mabel Spray. Extension fam - I II: Ily econ~mics .specialisl, the Ohio ; State Untv.enlty. The average family inoome iD JP5(1 Wll 58.22£1, •hich Wll I $20 incn:ale over 19!'7 . Part 4lf the rea· 1 IKin for l.he increase is the fact that 1 40 ~cent or all wive• are em· I ployed out.lide the home, according to Min Spray . 1 :l 10 ' ~! ~J Cl ' I uj SPORN UAGUE W'tlh .U,... No...,._r 3 ..,d 4 I HiQh Three Game~ Ind. - R. V. j Gibbs 647 . 1 High Single Game - R. V. Gibba 7M!. Team Three G11mes - Pulverizers, :mft4. 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NO,IIONIY DOWN ... tJl' TO I YEARS TO PAY IOUNP ANII qiJ.\11 • on. A Halloween Party was held i.n the basement of St. Paul's Luther· an Cburoh on Wednesday evl"lling for tr-e children of the church. The evening was spent playing 1amet, refre~~hment5 were served and favors given to each child, 3 2 4 3 5 ', •••••• .. oe. ... ""' - ... -·"'"""'... Danny Ideal tor uka apaee. AI CE OIL !lldJ """"" ... fi.IS per mo. Mta. DanD)' Workman. J041. Robert ~mond, MH. Robert Dafe R.otu:h, Greg and Roger, ~1ly end Carolyn Rou!fb, Johnny, Paul, Merry Alice, and Marlyn Botd., lfn. Donald Baumgardner, Cberl'I. Y~ and Linda, lln. wn. Uam McFarlind, Raymond and Oharles. Mrs. Philip Batey, and Ralph, Jimmy Rice, Mt'L'I . Nebon Roush, Randy and Rormie, Cornell and Gil)'nell Nease, Anna •nd Jackie :IM4 FerBuson, M}Ta and Ja11e Roush, Team 1 game - PulveriJ:ers 938. Nancy Wll, Susie Grinstead, A1ke Top ..5.. Sowl..-s Roush, Bob Grin.ltead, Mrs. ThoUIO R. V.' CUbbs mall Grinstead. 17S 0 . L. Wright 174 J. Hoffman Mn. Jaet Welch, Mrs. Grant 173 W. Dudding-W. Davia Roush, Mrs. WUiiam POWell, Mrs. 172 c. Searls William R. Powell and Nancy Jaat, Mr. and !lira. Herman LaJDe, Mn. C!IU.aGI RESULTS K. lL HeatOD, Mra. Fred Rouh, u..... ,..... .............. snd Mn. Otto Grimm. Ml..ni Cli&a.» 14 ~ ear.ilna 7 ...... 10 Woot Yl.....t St. !4 Halloween Party Is Held At New Hoven Lutheran finest·~lchlre Ia aummer. A. low u Pd. ger, Skeeter and Timmy . .77al .100 Pul¥erizert 17'iz M3 Laborers t!' :!'56 ltoe:ketecra 15 .~ 'Mppers 181fi .550 11 .407 Office 10 .370 Grimes Green Horns 10 .370 HJlf &: Half 4 .133 S.•san Hltha 1 tnd. 3 Games - R. V. Gibbai 647. Jnd. I game - O. L. Wri&IJt, 255. "'am 3 games - Pulveriz.erll, Micky FJ-uier •cored first touchdown in the ter on a brUUant 47 , White matched it moment. later with a 28 rard acorinlt run tor Jackson. It wile 8-8 at the half. paY l ,_ _ __ I• Knenille 0 Cul.....sth*l• 52 Eureka 0 . 0 8 8 0-1, :1 22 .._... 6 9 12:1,2 12 12 131h: 16 11 17 26 ~ Gelll,.als 20 ~~fP~=~46~MI~<W~tf•~ :"~o ~ 14 ~ won 21 .ua....,. ,.... JC ......... .tC 14 A"'I'MaNS HOT , STANDINGS '* ":., '. a...- I I rett bootMd in and the 18-14, Jaehc• Coach Don Jsky'a ·Bulldogs could 3 ,do nothing ~n•. They so domina· 2 ted the play GalUpolia made it 40~ I 20 only in the diefu seoondi 0 agal'lst the Athena rlnky-cJlnks. 0 . Picture pJ.a,y of the gacm;;e.,w;;•;;::a L..t Nlthfl llelult& iJAlhens' final ~ TD when .. Pamtroy 12 Ne&HIIvllle h I V D The owner of tbe above the Daily Sentinel offices no litter tllan .Titursday noon. Powell Out In Just 47 Seconds 49'crs, Giants, Must Shackle Dazzling Offenses To Hold On asked to view 'lhis week's reonant• Kilowatts ~. I I THO WAHl A IIDI-AUitral1all DurNil M.arJ 1,...,....,. tl, ::. anc1 (,..,, 0e1 BtutJ&e. :rr. took ovl!l' a map m thllr nvaA.- ... room 1n. Ddrolt. waittn&: ror ~ to pe ..._ a to H. . Orteau, La.. Tr.ey 11n1 thlt 1Ut . . el 8 . . . . . year trtp around the '...orJd, OD •hSda· tMJ J11t1 u.t:r WI¥ -_,.by plckiDJ Ilea. .crubba.., 0oozw ud ..u.btl .. .... ·· · U WeU U WUIWI.ftl. Thl!f WUt to lo"'''Wt . . . . 'L)' .... • • couple ot daJII befol". CbtiatmM. ' ' __ 1 WHAT'S WRONG I Culumbut, - Th~ cost of livin& may inch up durinc the comina ynr, but lhe fsmll)· income i& in, crea1lng also. Ctn you believe I this~ 1 5j ..l Jackson, 1'ellston, Come Down Stretch Neek-To·Ntck In SEO t Family Income WilfExpand Too Reports Expert 4. s• ' -• noJooll New Mystery Farm To Test Readers �~ .·•.· ""·~ · ••'' ' · ·· · ~··· - .. ..... ···~·· · ·· .' ' " . --~· ~· ·· ·-· ~ ···· · · · ·~ ·~ · . -. . . . ... ----- ), Red Devils Edg~ White Falcons, 13Jo 6 PanthersG!veUpTDin Fo;rthQuarter, Tie Rutland, coll<etor., .. otroiaht victories and champ (J( Ohio's Little Bucteve Conference, camP within a whisker of Jl)s!ng the l&tb Friday night when the fired up Wa h ama White Fa Icons nu&ht them with two re.~:ular 5 out, finally bowin& 13-6, But Coach J im Vennari's boys nearly hid had it twlee, tn the third quarter, and as the gun ended the t:ame. Th~ Ohioana had fashioned their l:i-tl lead on the .trenctJI (If two brillt.nt lDng piners by sophomore Lee comba, playing the fullback. positicm for the first time in the place of flu· ridden Jim Hob.stetter. Wahama fumbled on the first play after the ope ning kickoff io the chilling cold . Rutland took over on the Wahama 115. On tbe 1ee0nd play combt picked hla way ' lh• '"'" over eente< for from ... , Wahamo ,... on fi... the 10 yard line Herbie Grate ln the third period Wahama bad pasied to Ro)' C remean~ for the reached RuUand's one yud tine on [p lll.d H l&d. Tim MrCarthy's :n yard run and Wahama {'Ould !1 o nothing wilk ano er 16 yarder b)' Van Meter. " Sel'OIIc1 T"uey "ua d a set·Qn d d own Slt ua t 100 the ball again, an d 1n (,f' quarter Ru tland got the p1gsk1n on the Rutlan~ ilne when 11 f_umon the wab 11 ma 42. ble was rewvered by Rutland tn a Grate rwung wide for one, the n big pile up at the linf' Combs boomed 41 yards up tht- A.i the clock was runn ing out middle for a 131) Je1d. the final ~in~te Rutlan~ h~<l tbe ball near midtteid . 1t squuteo iiWIY . The Falcons weren 't about to from Grate, was picked up by g1ve up, bow~ver lhey .held R_ut· David Rouah and with two or land scorel~ss tn the third pen~ three blacken ahead of him the Jnd eari,Y m tht! fou rth ele<'trl- Wah.ama back headed for p~ dirt. fled the1r fans when Elmer Van Gr<~te, who had fumble<! , fmally Meter took a punt on_the Rutland got to Roush through the inter· •• • t.o swm g WIde • l1teraled ference at t h e three yard Une. .,, U"IO"~un off to David Jloueh , w~o ~ted And the game ended before Waall the way_ down the sJdelmt!s to hama could run off a play. j ~eore IU.ndJng up. Not only Hobatetter but Jerry Roush's kick for ttte EP missed, Eads, stalwart tackle. missed the I lh I RI d" ld "- . Punt• 4·1111 .... 15 Pen 31) 1111 downs ~ 5 Rutland 7 6 0 (}--13 Waham.a 0 0 0 6-- 6 "-~ · Rut 1an d , c om b s (21 , 10 .,._.vrtng, yard run ; 41 yd. run . EP . Creme11ns pa!L'I rGnte>. Wahama , D. Hou.1h I 12·12 Wtth Hounds For ...nd SEOAL Deadlock Pomeroy's Purple Panthers battled to a 12-12 tie here Fri· Nelson villi.' had to punt. Pomeroy t 11 k' " p " 1., 8 1 day night, their second in SEOAL play wlthout a victory, If!& Gvcr on l. Tue antuers agat'••t the equally wt'nless Nelsonvt'lle Greyhounds. worked the for plays, !!hen ·Riff! 6•6 f mbl t h t' u The P,ntbers were ahead 12"V• after getti'ng one TD t' n the TD for e se up t e Jemg the Hounds. first quarter and another In the third . But they c-ouldn't hold STATISTICS ball two on . Porn. N•ls. (1). z Football Scores 1.... · Brl.tl•Sh PUII Victory Over Shlpp~g Fever Seen In New Cattle Vaceine II The Hounds tied it by cashing in on a break _ Chuck Rif- Yudt r"thint 165 197 Starting lineups : Rutlarid , J . (le's fumblt on hfj own 2-9 with five minutes left. Boling re· Y•rd& P'!Uint 40 II Brogan and Dugan . ends : Pierce covered for Nelsonville. Tetal y~rds 205 2(15 6 and Sln1er, tackle.!i : Southern and p tt4l pte-cl 3 1 Stewart, guards ; German , center, h ldn 10 playsd JerryloStteeh le, fullback, the Hounds' m&in horse, ..:::: :o.,;l•ted 2 0 Baeks, Romine , e remeans, Grate, a ground own e one where it was second and goal. Pan~• int•rceptltd 0 3JS7 and Comb&. Alternates, Berry From there Steele leaped over to tie the count. Punt& l /ll 20 R. W, Brogan , L. Brogan, Georg~ Brewer. Stetle tried to r.un for the PA"I: Pen•ltM• 45 12 Total yds 154 86 Wahama; Greer and Clark ends ; with a double reverse that had and Polley used it for 20 to the First Downt 10 2 Net Rush 147 20 Van Meter and Rogers, u,ckle1; )b· worked well earlier, but JUffie was Panther 11. Fu~tto 3 1 y ds. pus It was fourth and two on the Fumbl•a """' 0 7 06 chir and Nicholson, guards; Mil· ready for h i~. nailing him ibort, lost 3 Paa!l- att. 5 19 ler, center. Backs. Van Meter, and thereby liVed the tie for tbe two when Steele cracked over cenINDIVIDUAL YARDAGES Pass eompl. 3 Roush, Russell, and McCarthy. Alt, Panthen. ter to tie it up. Five minutes re- Rtffll, 1-1 in tl• urrJ.s. Funmbles 4 3 ernates, Oldaker, Taylor, l-IarThe frigid e<~f,U.ni iNpired raJ- m.~e:ni~:~~l;~Uey short of the Co•t•a, 53 in NYIM'I urril'fi. Fumbles INt 3 2 grtves Jewell. ged footballhurt from both clubs. Pom- JOal line on hit run for the PAT. Wilton, 40 In 11 c•rrl.. eroy WIIO b 1 more, 1011" 16 111 The Panthers had tO punt aftt:,r re- BrOwn, 34 in • 1• ·c arrl•• three um ..:1, NelaonviUe neitber ceivlng the kickoff and Nelson· The Panthers played without the vlllf !'AU out the tirlt ~alf clock. services of Eddie Buffington, pass· of its &wo miaeuu. OHIO HIGH SCHOOL 1 Both teamt had 205 net Ylrds saCOND HALF er and defensive halfback, who Unlt..t Preu l•frvnltleMI from rushiDJ and ~a: 'IJhile After the buul mow, and fea· had 20 stitches taken in his paM· Sprlntfl.td t2 Lhn1 6 Pomeroy ~ad 165 oo the qound turin& P•ren~' Night, one-half of inc arm WednesdaY following an t.. ...•ln 21 Tottdo Wtl.. 6 to Nellonvtlle'a It'l. · the st.adi.um lights de<!lded it wu Injury in practice. Steullenviii•IJ Tele4e Llbl.r A key penalty, • 1&-y•rder. burt too oold. They went out. It Wll Steele carried lor Nelsonville 33 Middleport's Yellow Jackett, decimated by serious injuries 25 to Wellston 30. On second play, llyrlt 20 Tol. •combtr 21 (tit) the P21nthers early in tbe fourth ISO mlnutet before power was re- lJ,mes, netted 75 yards. early In the game and woefully short of bench replacements Evans over left guard for 66 to aealty 20 Mt. Vtrnen 14 quarter. Btu W~IIOII, thr Poi;IMr'O)' atored and the. game reaumed. Starting Uneup: Pomeroy, o1fense: tumbled to the Wellston Golden Rockets Friday nteht 48.0 ' Middleport 4 and in 2nd quarter "'lrtlns Ferry 47 Unl ... Locel PALM DESERT, Calif. UPI _ qutrterblck and top Unebaeker, Alain the Panthers had decided Parker and Grueser, end•; Hem9· 1n a runa•w ay at Wellston . ~=rpon t~: next play. Leach's run Ctfumbu1 lastmoer 16 '111anks to a monumental mental waa ejecte~ from tbe iaDI.e fof • to win u they lltrted on their OWJl ley and Sprln~er. ·tackles; Downie MlrlM Prlftldln 0 error the UnltNt State!! went ln· personal foul. · 10 after the opeaiDI kickoff and ·and Stewart, guards: Jewell, center. Down 24·0 at the end of the flrrt quarter, and 80.() after AT ...::;t·~-· to th~ final round of Ryder Cup Coach Alez CJ.Io',s boy1 b.ld ~ lo ,lgbt pbJI. '11:1.1fl lonleat Backs: Wilson, Riffle, Brown, and the first play of the second period, the Jackets wert unable Evaru kicked o1f, Jackets 101 :olumbu& wm 22 Celumbu1 North 20 tompeUtion today holding a 2~ lhem&elvet I touchdown f.IJe lint pitaer was J yardl by WiliOII on Coates. Altern1tes: Teaford, Poulin to halt th e powerful Wel1ston offense hinged on tbe running ~hree flrat downs to Wc11ston 43 to 1¥.: margin _ and with high time lbey Jot the ball. Nellonvtlle a keep. and D. Coates. of fullback Jim Evans. but W. Harria' pass to Kloes for 10 Vhlt•h•ll 20 DeJaw•,. 1 openln& kid:off, 1be TD carne oh 1 perfect pau '. Nrlsonville 0 8 0 G-12 E\•ans carrjd the ball on 8IX Ftlllback Manning Baumgardner was dug out uf Hotdog'& hands by ~r1ndvlew lO u...-r Arl ......... 14 hope-11 they C<luld recapture tbe received the Vorthln...,. 14 U,._.a 1 trophy now held by the British, couldn't move the ball, liVe It up play to end Howard Parker from Pome"?Y e 0 8 0--12 plays from scriri'lma~~:e in the fir!t w•• carri•d off tbe field helplest a defender, Wellstoo recovering 0r1 lllll•rd 36 Wnter¥Uie 0 "We're off on the right foot and on theJr own 48. Wilton. Ptrkor, COinl down and Sconna: Pomeroy : Brown, 1 yard periud and part of the tecond, early Jn tbe ~~;ame, his epralned an· own 34. On fint play Evans took 1 mow 'em down today,'' said In eight plan, featurtn1 rua• by o~rt., took the ball on the 10, shook ru!'; Parker, 28 _yard · pass · (from .ondon 40 Othu•• 0 raekin~ up thrt>e touchdowns on kle aa:cravated. Hendershott's pallS down the mid Ac . . mr 14 _ while admitDavid "Browp tor 1.11 at end, ~r Njek loote one tlekler, and Went over Wttson). Nelsonville : Steele (2-l. 1 :olu"*us Hal£back·fullback Dave Hartin- die, nobody near him , wPnt an wa • runs of 34. 22 . and rotlr ya rd s, ad · New AtlNftr 12 forcea Coate• for 10 at taekle, ud )ptflt_ tar the tU ~. yard~.:ru=':::"':::·======== ded a (lfi.yard run to tht· Middle· ger was removed in the second to scort>. LeM'h'1 run for PAT nc GrMmlllt 21 Hlll . .ro 0 ll~~·~:~:Oj';j;,, waa a 8 at end, PomefOJ had &bt bail on sm.tth 1topped Wlllon short on ::;:, pori rnur. and an other 66 yard quarter limping bac!ly with his 1 good. Score, 34-0. .11cinnall Centrel 22 \: the 1. Brown ~ It oYer. WU· tda try at end for the PAT. Five pass recet,tlon !u score. One she bruiaed hlp. He came back to battle Up to this point each kickoff Cincinnati Taft 11 HaM'y Weetman. ror year• llne son's pau to TGm Grutll!r wu m.lnutu remained in the third ya rd stHmp('r was fo r 19 yard1 the Rockets In the second half but by l J~ttket re had been bobbled 1 nclnnltl Wntern Hlllt M of En~land's ,l!reate~~t orofession· knoekid down br Btftl1, wbo pta,- quarter. ttllt ff'll ~ hnrt t.f a score. Ouce he finA11y had to ~•11 It qulta before celver and recovered before be ClncfMetl WlthNw 0 als, was the "J!'oat" of Friday's ed bbhllelf 1 P'ftt II~''· Seven The batUe 1\'f:Slwed baek and was held for t wo yard s. the flnal pertod oJ)ened. :utlln1 14 Lov.IHIII I ;;<JaY .- He and partner Dave Thom· mlnuttl re%Qlne4 in the firJt fortb tbe btlaote of the third Bitter oold aeemed to bamper ing bit. Jackets moved to Welltton 3!. ;inclnn•tl Cnntry Day 12 a1 had their match with Snead quarter. · quuter aad lnto the fourth. His l:l? ya rd~ on the ground the Jac-etll more than Wellston. lndlu Hill I and Dr. Cary Middleeoff wrapCoull Bob Ptlr'Od'a ~ QOM'· Pomel_, 1\_.t 1 ebanee to t41le an eclipsed M"ddleport's total of 116 Middleport fumbled a tol.a.J of 1ix against tubs, late ln quarter. Walter Harrie worked the option for :lnclnnatl W.lnut Hlllt 16 oed up. 'Mlev were fine-up goinK e~ a ~bit nv.,_ pity IG tt. 104 lead .-1, in the fourth but llR the grou nd, most of it agaiwt times, losing .the ball rour timet. CIMI,..... HuthM 6 Into the 36th hole. AH they needed up the aoore in tbe second quarter. raa out o1' downa in a tourtb and Wellston's first line defenlfl. Wetlaton fumbled three tlmea, loJ- 13, pa11ed to WilHam Harris for was a halve to save the day ton Startllll on their 30 tbey made It twe situation on the Nel1011viUe From midway In the Sl!i:Ond per· in& It three time., but ttleae ea.me 20. Kloee couldn't hold one at tbe :lnclnn.ttl McNichotll 30 goal line . Walter Harri1 lo•t tour Mllhtrlll ' tbe British - and Snead already 6.ft Jn 17 plan. The faucy rcvene 40. WUaon, needinl two, e:ot only iod Coaeh Bob Brennan used see· from tbe IC!'Ubl .. :•tNrlftl '•lrmont Jl XIMtll 0 had knocked hia aecohd shot inta netted once, 11 another tlme, one. ond and tbird strln1er1 oo (1{Ont brl!lht 1]101 In tho Jacbt trying to pau II the haU ended. Third Quoottr ,.yhln Stlven 0 a amall lake. f~n•e . attack Wll piillihl at Walter HarThe Jackets bad two cbance.a Deyten Reth 0 (t..) Bur Weetman, Instead ot pia)'· Quarterback Jerry Fry wa• kick· r!:l and Hartinger completed ~even turned the ball over to Wellston on Covin-. 32. QI\I'IM Kllillr 0 it safe, goinq tor a bogey. ed in tbe head and waa removed of l8 tollel tor a wtal of 102 Roeketa' 3&. On third play Hender- "<•nla Wtlton 16 Little Mleml 6 elected to ahool for the yardll, with two comp..Uona nai· to Meigs General Hospital In Pom· shott paNed te Earl CCNIIPiton Troy S4o .,......,... 0 JIO'<!On • He wound up ln the drink, eel good on lnterferencoe. er.oy in .the &ccond half. He 1uf· - and the resua wae that End Rl)' Kloes caua:ht all tbe from that point for 6~ yard• and .Jddletown 21 fen~tl . apparently, an lnJW)' alml· th.e 40-0 tc:ore, The run ftUed. Doyton-nl16 American won on a bogey beavtlfl except one taken by Ml'ke Jar to th11t of Boone Hlndy'• in Davis threw a key block to spring ~lqua II tldttty 6 Snead's fine, preaau~packfd Shater and one b)' William Harr\.1. the Jackl't'fl first garr.e of the IOi Cornp.tton at the Jacket 30. Clewel•ncl Gltftwftle Jl putt. IMrlftl lumiNry son {llutland). Fourth Quartw Cl...taftd leat Tedi 0 betame the gOat for Evau kicked off. Jackets tum-Early, after startlns on the JaeCl~antll 4dams t2 time as he mlued a bled on lit pia)', Wellston ball Oft kets' 49 (Evan• deferue only, had C!lev>tland Letlft I putt that would have Jatket 34. Fourth pl1y, Evan&, 22 Intercepted limping Hartinger's Eatl Ckvela"d Shaw 11 11ole. yd1 for TD. EP, Enna. Score 8-0. ......... 14 was a sku11," said Snfad !:nn• kicked off to Jacket 18. long passl ' Wellaton moved to the with 19 with subs In the a:ame from Jl .. torl• U Bowllnl Clr-Mn I "" · Jaclr:eta fumbled on rtrat play, reWeetman had no alibis r:overed for 'r yard gain . 'H1rtln· where Buteh Staten broke over the> Sactd_,tky 31 ·P:Indlar o ,Jacket cP.nter for the di•tanco. llcron O.rflellll 20 Akr011 North 0 no apologies. 1er'a pass lnte~epted by Barnett ,'It's the only way I know how on MHS M. Uendenhot pused to Score f6.0. The run for PAT failed. Cetumbva Llnflen GO Later in tbe period paases for ColvmiMHI Central II - p:o for the green," he Earl Compston to Jal!ket 8. Melvin 29, 18, and 8 yards moved the JacGt-ove City I Maryavlll• 0 "I UIOUKh It would be D11Yi1 over loft g:uard on flrAt play. 2·Uil instead of l ·up." P1111 fur PAT no good. Score l·HI kets lo the Wellston two. But Walt Newe ... 22 ChllllcotfM 0 Harris wa11 pulled down ror an 18 ClralevUI• 44. p-t....nt Vitw 1 '• • Finat~r · Evan• kicked oft to Jacket 37. rnrd lfi5R, then I 19 yard loss trr CaRel WlnchKtef' 40 ' ' their Zero )'ards In three tries, W. Har· lfli to palis from punt formation MllllerljMrt 24 Ree9 ris punting 21 to Wellliton 40. Hen - (on the two yard line) b~· Wella- B•rne Union U Frankfert 6 I derahott pa11sed to Mullen for 2S ton's crushine ends. Werren 19 Sher. IP1.) 14 and after ln9omplete pass, Evans As l"he game ended Wsrren Hul- Hamilton Garfield 14 acored from the 84 tver his left bert recov~red a fumble by a thlrd II You'l't IIJhl. cl ..,.,.,._ HaMilton Tift 12 gu11rd. EvonR ran point. ~core 22.0. strinJ: Wellston bat!k. Manlllon 90 BerMtiNI 0 And h I could .,. y houn aftc!r a Evana kicked otf, Jackets made St•llatlct Ol•t•ney 42 Sc6eto Yell_, 0 thrue yards In thi'IH! trloa, punted tqlf you doa'l hav. cnouJII Marlen H1rtlin1 76 M. w. jnauraoce to rcbuUd iL Ro· 3D to Wellston 38. Wt!llaton was First downs P....w.rJt Re11. 13 II Un!Md Prfla ln ..rnatiOMI taking a placcmt~nl .,_· an &till held, punted tu Jacket fa; Jackett Yds ru11hing Porbmoulh Not,. K»>IM 60 116 313 SYRACUSE, N. Y. UPI loll at AtheQI. &•!ned five In three trlea, punted Yds. pasainll ' ......... yoo ......... Plketen 14 A short nlght'a work may lflnd are out or the 102 136 lclvlct ID know lr you're Weqrly <II WhMieriiMwa o Mike DeJohn a long way up the heve to beat the I lldaquately 1111 a u r • d. Thill Wohlnot.. C. H • • tow Jackett nect apncy It equipped to ana· filtlc ladder. Cohtmbua flrenklin HttL 11 DeJohn, 18, recovered the pre•' place rank. f lpa your lndivldu.J rc:qulre· Alltlnct II T•. . . kott 0 AthenJ, which had tige he loat two years ago aftd alI mtall aftd ID live )'OU tho Ctnton McKiniM 44 Man•flelcl J4 ao earned a tentative dtte with ln se"!eral 1 '-t protc:cllon II tho loweat: Porf1-lh 41 MoKoll (Ky.) 14 poeaible cost. Your !ndc:pen· t'Qurthtanlb-Js heav;ywe{Jht con· GallipoiJe, ftOW II ZtntO<II(It 21 ~'nctllor I I dMI luuraace qeat ecrva tender Eddie Machen Friday tle for third by ,,... lnL Unlt.r Preaa International that allowed Its first six opponents o.nto...lo 12 "'""'"' II when 1 aurprlae openlnJ a• next week (It Atbeni). · \ Thd oNSan Fnnclfiro FortY·NinUI to 1verag 0 only nine polntll t t- Wooster 21 ~~~~ Lthnun I M!!lia:a County's entrtntl find 1ualt brought him a technleil an ew York Giant. pinnln& tl th R ' • themaelvu In a battle to abcy over -eighth • ranked knockout 218 449 I EDWAR~$ their National Football ILl• es e ama at Los Angeles, Total yd1. 18 11 CharlJe Powell at 47 serondl of of the,·blaemenl 1 ' • ' .l title hopet on •tout defenSM, mV:: ~:ugf~~e 11 r!::,ed ,* Nt~.!lsup 1- Pa11ea AU. 1'be P•nthfll'l bave no wiu, Pl8sea ComPl. 7 • the ftrd round. l fftsura:nce Of All Types I shackle razzle·daale ofhmMa Sun· handed th tt mers ;, Inter. t I I Phone ISX I~~.,!: ,:::!ect their ont-lllDI" Rima tb.el: flraten!~u-to~ns~:~~: Paues Penaltiea «l IS I. lecond St. PeiMrey San . Fran~l.~Ca, lead inc the 1B49 lnt mo11th, 34·0. Punts 4·104 3·39 rumbles • s 1 Furpblea lost 4 3 ~ total offense with 2,11J9 yards. Score By Ouartert They are 11lwaya tough at home advaftla8e of our Fall a....,po and the Forty-Ninen, nuraln.& a o o 0 0-o ltiOtlto.fw ham• -cl~mlzln" Sa,. one·aame lead over the chlm- Middleport WeiUion 22 12 f-48 pion Baltimore Coll1, have won -~ bottw. only once In nine previous tries Sec.tlna, Evant (4), 22 rd run, at Loa Anteles. I SC yd run, 4 yd run, 88 yd paN. Ol1nta Over Carda Davis, 8 yd run, Compston, 85 yd New York, leading the Cleve- pass, Staten, 19 yd run. PAT. Ev· f~ILY 10011 lond Brownt and Philadelphia ma, two . Eajlle!l leath 4-2) by • (lime In tndlviduel Yard&. . A "n~,a&" tn Jitodern the EaL'It, entertalns the Chicago H1rtlnotir 42 In 12 cerrl". Walt. hom11 .. At low 11 · - -Cardinals and Is a seven-point Hlrrl-. 411n ft. a.ulltfllrdntr 14 choice. The Cardlnill! 2-1 can· In leur ctrrlel. l(IMI, 10 In pe. flUI per mo. not llfatcb the ewperlence or df'· ' Starting llnup Middleport, Kloet, fen1e power of the Gtanlll 5-l but have just the l)>pe of wide Shafer, end•: L)oQna. Edwards. tacWbonlt-utoTVII> IPICLOAPHCII . opt'n offenae most likely to ll"'ublr 1des; Roush, Werner, IUI!rda; Hul· burt, eenter Back a. Fry, HarunGet Our New ltlll11t10111 Of ..WO., C11D1 New York. ••r, W. u.rrts, Blum;antner. Alt· Low Prl.. On GIUI in winter Sereen 10 "' l'tl ern•tea. Koenlt:. Gilkey, Stobart, . our .... ..,..... w111 "!!' di Jackets Bow To Rugged Wellston 46·0.As EvaliS Goes On 28 Point Scoring Spree, 4 Touchdowns / game foe Rutland."Hi ...m Sl•wter Jr · filled m fur Eads, while Grate played for Hobstetter. Eads ha11 " bad shoulder. ulan ~·!! Wa ... ma to 20 net yard s ru sh• n g t 0 It s own 147 b ut W aham~ added 8t1 yard& on five ~~f 19 con(poleted passes. Fumbles, m the cold •ir, mired down both team~. Rutland miscuing four ~mes , Wahaf!la three, Rutland losmg three of 1ts four, Waham.a two of its three . i'irst downs were even, 5-5. Statistic• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 7, 195!h-S A 'SkuII' Jn Loss To Amert·cans I4'1 ,.~~· Famll)" mcome u e~:pected to ' be hi&her in 1900 than 1959, uy&l MW Mabel Spray. Extension fam - I II: Ily econ~mics .specialisl, the Ohio ; State Untv.enlty. The average family inoome iD JP5(1 Wll 58.22£1, •hich Wll I $20 incn:ale over 19!'7 . Part 4lf the rea· 1 IKin for l.he increase is the fact that 1 40 ~cent or all wive• are em· I ployed out.lide the home, according to Min Spray . 1 :l 10 ' ~! ~J Cl ' I uj SPORN UAGUE W'tlh .U,... No...,._r 3 ..,d 4 I HiQh Three Game~ Ind. - R. V. j Gibbs 647 . 1 High Single Game - R. V. Gibba 7M!. Team Three G11mes - Pulverizers, :mft4. Team Single Game ~ Pulverin- 11 ! 12 j !2 ~ l• •'t l el 6l 71 .,.., 878. 8: 1~1 'Ofo!(:E AGAIN READERS OF THE DAILY aorlll.photo Qf a Meigs County Farm and to llf1\1. ..;II ~lve a framed gloosy, photo of 10' II 11 II - I' Humphrey Farm At Reedsville ldentifietl. 81! ~· 1i 111' 01 •I5I I •• ' J , .., llld ,.;;;L:;_:;_:;_:_::_::_::_::_::_:::::w~o§''§'m§::D~t~v~t·~•o§n~w~•~·lh~:·,.·~~·~am burh~P ~h~ate!:~:., 1 ttea:~~ DERNIZING Tm PRICES SLASHED .~':..,. e • rutont ....... .......,... u.. know-how that gives you lhe nres Your Sin fedorl WINTERIZE NOW WITH ... Swalatl's Allllad ••• below p..,..loal piQinc par lloltl· ..... Colla. Coodllllb Nl>o>n - SNOW TIRIS ,... c.... W. Malo E=10~~.... ' Ollt IJDI!IIN I!NLINIII WMHINQTON 1111'1) - Dolet>stv. end _. lhlclo-.. r••bttd lbo oniJ lt!of'tlllJocl Waohl.... n WMID todq, bUI 1M lOlA! oWl ANTI·PRIIZI BUY NOW AND SAVE Wllllalo llarril. Bowlet. St. .... job rllbl ... llrit time.' fte1-.able rata ••• We • DOO;..j ~ ~ "" Ionlw.,.. k.it0111t ,.. SuM.,.. - """' ""' ~ owr otfuelve ttekJe Roy t.eme\'0 ~· u ._p • U.. . . - " tuU,....,.,,0. IoliDIIY o-nlil Nt4 l)oQ --1ollll Wlboe• 1!ll 1111\0~. i ltltl. .. ' ' · ~~!~"~ pannleld! &T~OINGS 510AL. Won Loet TW 5 0 5 1 • 2 ' ' ,., .. Qullli,l ....,....... low • Pom•ro MoQ••I1oll ... aft'i:l the Nelson, center, took bti!t over Bobbv off a and sneaked rn 5t yards tboo~rh 1 the fl!~inl Gallipolis te.am to aeore. Gallipolis 0 8 8 6-20 Mbens . 14 14 0 1~ Scoring, Gallipolis, 1\oderick, 3 yard run: Lan~. 1 yd. sneak; Evana B yd. run. P.AT, Evan• run. Ath· ens. Nelson.' 1 )rd sneak; Bennett. 1 yd dive: Rla;ca,. l4 yd. run; Gard· ner, 14 vd. run; Sanden, 88 yd. paas (Nelson); Nelson, Dl yd. )neak. PAT - Bennett, run; Gard· ner, pau. GaD. Athens 1st downs , . . . . . . . I4 20 Net rush . . . . . . . . 15'1' 2ft Paues . . . . . 103 110 1M Total yds. .. . , .. . 280 Jackson 0 8 0 8-1~ , scoring, White, 27 S Wll ~ . DIStltiiUTOR I'OIIUOl ' MORRIS IMPUIIENT AND SUPPLY -- "' ...............Its. PROVICO MASH I Iii · y ,. ''"·' Crows Steak House -- _,_ bredin eapadt.J. SOLD BY PROVICO MIUING & FEED CO. I J. All Malllt ud Egg Muh . Malter Mix Coa-lntleo ' ' ·':. ,. ,.,. Mldclleport Filii Mill ''We Do CUtono GrllldiDC'I Get The Figures Fro"' Our No.:lmiSI~ - Middlopon ' NEW DAIRY DEPARTMENT Ol>p ~ . . Call'Pomeroy 98 or 908 For Free Estimates ROUGH RIDIRS FAVORED '111e 01TAWA, 0111. (UPI) ottawa ftoulh Riden, recovering from • at-aakY early aeason start, •~ ~ point favorites to beat t:be l\lontreal Alouettes in today'.a: md· den-death BJg Four f09tball semifineJ. The winner pla)'l tbe Ham· IliOn 'n{Ol' Cat. for the nth! to represent Ea!t ln tte Grey ON THESE USED PICK-UP TRUCiCS 1-1953-L-112 QtlaNA~ . . . 1-1956-S.IIO INTERNATIONAL . . . . 1-1956-S-IOO ~nONAL 1-1954-- READY TO SERVE YOU EI1GPE 811CKU:Y - . 28. LAWJU:NO: •usJ. FACTORY TRAINE.D S PECI.ALISTS. INSTALLATION and SERVICE ,...p CJII.f, fJS I'OB.tl' ",}. Meigs E.,.uepnient Co., Inc. "WWili·~,.-~!" . . coiiNu~wj-,Jrm~.V:JoTva. :,'· _, "'" .. • ' . POMEROY I · Sugar Run Flo\lr Mills PBONB 158 Peateroy, Obhi ... ' • ' ; I ' . . ' '' ' henJ IIIYin& up to Profit I I "~ ' keep FEED FOR ---------·· PIZZA PIE (The Nfllon'• New Taite lieDsallon All ' will MASTER MADE ·/..... "!·<\'· , ..~~ .\ ' DEMONSTRATOR · Something To Get "Egg"-Cited About! :¥n:, ' See Uo Now For Your .. . 430 v 'llhqse otlemiing were iMr. and "IWJ)ert Johnston, V&cki, Nan, David e.o~ IArbara, Mrs. Robert Layne, H;trrielt and Holly, Mn. Roland Kt!JT and Debbie-, Mrs. Joe Paugh, Debbie, Becky and Jttkie, Mrs. Norman Stiver\!!, Wck:ie, Mjke a·nd Cheri, Mrs. Pirl Burris, Lar· ry, Penny Sue, and Ricky, MM. Alfred Sprouse, and Manrb.a, Mrs. King, Debbie, Dale, Tammy, and Larry, Mrs. PaW Roush, Cindy and Mark, Mn. Carroll Adatnl, Jr. and Bruce, Mike Athey, Kiati:Jy •nd Linda, ~lh. Mrs. Marlon Oblin· 47 PR!I,NE ~ ' John Deere ·----- UU7 per mo. NO,IIONIY DOWN ... tJl' TO I YEARS TO PAY IOUNP ANII qiJ.\11 • on. A Halloween Party was held i.n the basement of St. Paul's Luther· an Cburoh on Wednesday evl"lling for tr-e children of the church. The evening was spent playing 1amet, refre~~hment5 were served and favors given to each child, 3 2 4 3 5 ', •••••• .. oe. ... ""' - ... -·"'"""'... Danny Ideal tor uka apaee. AI CE OIL !lldJ """"" ... fi.IS per mo. Mta. DanD)' Workman. J041. Robert ~mond, MH. Robert Dafe R.otu:h, Greg and Roger, ~1ly end Carolyn Rou!fb, Johnny, Paul, Merry Alice, and Marlyn Botd., lfn. Donald Baumgardner, Cberl'I. Y~ and Linda, lln. wn. Uam McFarlind, Raymond and Oharles. Mrs. Philip Batey, and Ralph, Jimmy Rice, Mt'L'I . Nebon Roush, Randy and Rormie, Cornell and Gil)'nell Nease, Anna •nd Jackie :IM4 FerBuson, M}Ta and Ja11e Roush, Team 1 game - PulveriJ:ers 938. Nancy Wll, Susie Grinstead, A1ke Top ..5.. Sowl..-s Roush, Bob Grin.ltead, Mrs. ThoUIO R. V.' CUbbs mall Grinstead. 17S 0 . L. Wright 174 J. Hoffman Mn. Jaet Welch, Mrs. Grant 173 W. Dudding-W. Davia Roush, Mrs. WUiiam POWell, Mrs. 172 c. Searls William R. Powell and Nancy Jaat, Mr. and !lira. Herman LaJDe, Mn. C!IU.aGI RESULTS K. lL HeatOD, Mra. Fred Rouh, u..... ,..... .............. snd Mn. Otto Grimm. Ml..ni Cli&a.» 14 ~ ear.ilna 7 ...... 10 Woot Yl.....t St. !4 Halloween Party Is Held At New Hoven Lutheran finest·~lchlre Ia aummer. A. low u Pd. ger, Skeeter and Timmy . .77al .100 Pul¥erizert 17'iz M3 Laborers t!' :!'56 ltoe:ketecra 15 .~ 'Mppers 181fi .550 11 .407 Office 10 .370 Grimes Green Horns 10 .370 HJlf &: Half 4 .133 S.•san Hltha 1 tnd. 3 Games - R. V. Gibbai 647. Jnd. I game - O. L. Wri&IJt, 255. "'am 3 games - Pulveriz.erll, Micky FJ-uier •cored first touchdown in the ter on a brUUant 47 , White matched it moment. later with a 28 rard acorinlt run tor Jackson. It wile 8-8 at the half. paY l ,_ _ __ I• Knenille 0 Cul.....sth*l• 52 Eureka 0 . 0 8 8 0-1, :1 22 .._... 6 9 12:1,2 12 12 131h: 16 11 17 26 ~ Gelll,.als 20 ~~fP~=~46~MI~<W~tf•~ :"~o ~ 14 ~ won 21 .ua....,. ,.... JC ......... .tC 14 A"'I'MaNS HOT , STANDINGS '* ":., '. a...- I I rett bootMd in and the 18-14, Jaehc• Coach Don Jsky'a ·Bulldogs could 3 ,do nothing ~n•. They so domina· 2 ted the play GalUpolia made it 40~ I 20 only in the diefu seoondi 0 agal'lst the Athena rlnky-cJlnks. 0 . Picture pJ.a,y of the gacm;;e.,w;;•;;::a L..t Nlthfl llelult& iJAlhens' final ~ TD when .. Pamtroy 12 Ne&HIIvllle h I V D The owner of tbe above the Daily Sentinel offices no litter tllan .Titursday noon. Powell Out In Just 47 Seconds 49'crs, Giants, Must Shackle Dazzling Offenses To Hold On asked to view 'lhis week's reonant• Kilowatts ~. I I THO WAHl A IIDI-AUitral1all DurNil M.arJ 1,...,....,. tl, ::. anc1 (,..,, 0e1 BtutJ&e. :rr. took ovl!l' a map m thllr nvaA.- ... room 1n. Ddrolt. waittn&: ror ~ to pe ..._ a to H. . Orteau, La.. Tr.ey 11n1 thlt 1Ut . . el 8 . . . . . year trtp around the '...orJd, OD •hSda· tMJ J11t1 u.t:r WI¥ -_,.by plckiDJ Ilea. .crubba.., 0oozw ud ..u.btl .. .... ·· · U WeU U WUIWI.ftl. Thl!f WUt to lo"'''Wt . . . . 'L)' .... • • couple ot daJII befol". CbtiatmM. ' ' __ 1 WHAT'S WRONG I Culumbut, - Th~ cost of livin& may inch up durinc the comina ynr, but lhe fsmll)· income i& in, crea1lng also. Ctn you believe I this~ 1 5j ..l Jackson, 1'ellston, Come Down Stretch Neek-To·Ntck In SEO t Family Income WilfExpand Too Reports Expert 4. s• ' -• noJooll New Mystery Farm To Test Readers �---- ''. 6-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov 7, 1959 Bring Your ShMI An4f ...,. At IU.CINE SHOl RIPA.I. SHOP 10-6-31'Jtp FOR SALE TWO J<"OR THE PH ICE Of ONE WANT ADS rOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I<ESI.;LTS PHOHE 398 1 , 1 II I celllJ per word, onot> lllseruou :1111u mum charg <> - 60 cenu " oeots per word ror three ton becutJvp ill!!('ruoru; Spea.al - one munth for ::10 ce nts pc1 ~~o·or d F'llll rate of 3 c~ n t.. ~f'r ~~oorrl w11l bt rharg ...'<l £or ad vt' rUsln)l 1f uo4 paid w1lh1n 10 •lays .fter n:o c<'H lng bi ll 1!!1'1 on in Adveru...mg - ::. ho uld be repuncd •n1 111 t dtatel} 1" IAUy Sen'lme1 w1U DOl be r~pon.~1bie fur mure ll an one mror rect tnSertloo.. Card or Thanks and Spe~al Notices Of Evenb $1 00 Ohuuane:~~ pubhahed at 1 cent .,er wqrd l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYl 1 MO WORDS u 60c 90c .1 33 $4 50 :.10 &k $1 20 $1 80 $6 00 2E7!k Sl 6C $:l 26 $7 .,$0 "ds re<:e1ved by 10 A.M ~~olll be Ln that day Jl paper In Memonom IN LOVINli m: •IOil'r !1 \!. il)' {!llC \ T ., I <!J.:U 19.'io8 11a~~ I ~o J,~ 135 Call bick I O~W 1, 0110 I~<\ Y ~ l A lii': .H l/11 lb f n:el.. nd Wfo.IGJIT 7\ ur r l ~. SterreH Befor• 9:00 A.M. Mhldl•port 6131.J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ FEED STORE, At CMater Yukon 5-2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION 40 Before 9:30 A.M. Every Day Service ~-----~A~I~-c~~--3~35~3~~~ deu, Scaffdd B11ards, Drop Cloths. Clinton Fl&lter, Middle· port, Oh1o. Phone 0265. ~-til B-A-8EAU1 Y VISIT B-A BEAUTY SHOP BUHHUU GHS ADiliN G \1 <\(\liNE Halr shapmg, permanent wavmg Curuna l}pewrlte t E x c t~ !!Pnl con anri stylwg Call 2311, Racme dillon Pnecd reasonable P hone l0-27-30ir tiiB l .T It 7 3ll cine • 1176Lr Pomeroy, Ohh~ ! LI.Jtl >1\LJII' \ t. . J-'Ult ' USED BOATS AND MOTORS, $25.00 ~tnd up, wh1lo they laif. tnsutortet: DON S1'1V EllS SA U .- i\. 1.1. bU.l TIU L Dad IS .,••urn h ut nul rur r "111 n l 1 l 1 l t equ ip ~ a m e~s s ee res auran Metropolitan Maoino Seleo ond Nt vr·r Y.tll ht ~ rnt 111<1r) fMlt 1 c mcnl Ltll lt l ountu r, St oul~, S•rvr;e, Pomerr.y, Phonw 86-M. Lov m ~; t lwu ~hl~ wr it ''lt' r lllr,:ct lu r, J cr~ H e ~la urant comple te 2<1-tfc To th e !.>pot wl wn.! lw ~ ~ l.. rrl ,JJI(J ready to opera!!! Quod _ ---- -...r M\ I•~•~In,_,~~'" .. 1F••• •• .......... c. })"LIO'JldS nt<~ Y thmk wr lbLV t' lor I! , 1 ~e on burldrn 2 AB C Cl e<J n 1 A F 5al~ o• R ~ t v-· e I or goII 1 n er ~. ~Lt» Oll , W Va 114 tiljJ " Wh~n lht>y sec u ~ ~ mrl t , _ __ _ _ _ _ ~· · r ~\ o P ~~l' I. LI "\t,S , r A:-.iL' 8 Lltllr dn they k n"' l ilt• lw,1rt t, Lr.C lH O LU X V •\CUL'~ CLE A I\ achh ' N ·lhl r.w uwa y l! ags \\I ll sell HI I(J\;S .!, !,..u ~ ' IJ< II Il Jp.l tlmt nl " " 1 1 lm;l' m rr.wn l'liml< :u o ~ I 493 l1R~oln St. Th al IH' Ii .. ru ltHI •1111' 'tn t I ' ~ tor J,,.~~ ••mc due fl;41 .'> 0 }>a > 6056-J Middl•po" '1 L L 1 . ~ I'•H•H't liV 1 \ r.; !lct').'c'l 1 t'o1 ... ne Sa dl y mJ~ ~;cd 1JY "i :; a wa "m mr'Ji\ S ~ou per monw Phone 1 O.l ljt( ('l C h Lll ( n ·n J4~ 11--5-ti\c 11 7 Ill · , · - -. ---,IJ ,\IC\ ~~ SiMPS0N INSURANCE 1 I t A ' ) rlr t-' 1 l •1 1 l1 J'.' 1 J\gl'llts, J\11 (1/'!leport. Fire, AutoH I~ I 'O~.~ I- ;,::.Jo.lJ SlNt .~ U - ~1<; ZA 1; 11 •b_llt , Ho nes Phone 631~ ,1 bt!Wing lll ii~ h i ne L 1ke uew On · TWO STOk~1 J)( IOHS ti 8 ' ); 2' 8" t:n r , JL)'w ~tover :ji:J[JOOO 1'<1 )' l'honrR,Hme3651 ll -5 ::Jtp 1 !.LUbl Insurance 19:1 7 l'I.YM OU IIItJ IYL ~ Jll lb ul! ));;. L! Ii{'tl ol $14J00 1'1 -----------·--- 4 door sc>d an A (]!',Ill luf'.tII 'l '' 1 \" 1 '·" lJ " IJ\I l'lJ'l· '1'1 ) S ll' I ---. tlli'J!L s :j>!:IOO per monlh Pli orrr ' ' ·' ~ '' • • LU MI'LE'l~ JNSUltANCE PRO· owned r .rr Sl ,tnd ,J irl s 11ill A , l l ' l'r u ~ w1 !h t lu a s l t ll 'l~ tH•cs I · , ,, real ~a!!. sa --·r !ll.llti H" I , l'nr11 .1-13 _ _ _ _ _ _ : 15-htc , rl u ;, amr nt• <l w ldl J·Jfe s l lt d aon L1fc, Auto, ~Jr~, PoHo, 1 111 1 ~· roy 11 7 6to.: Nt ,l Il l ZIG ZAG .S~W I N G i\ li\ I\ 11 \ tU y S h nJ I !' hone ti2a i X I ~I I Dun Mills, Ml~.;dleport, 0 10 -t nmt· Makeli h utu n !w lc8, ;,( w~ 11 fi htc 1956 { HI':VIIOLJ·; f J!IO VB, $1 111:'1 - - - -- · un bullon s, uml m.u1 y fan c:r de -, - - - --- - - - - - 2 door ~cthtt A 1111, 1 I( .Ill 1 ,!1' Wllh K& ;.1 t.SHJTr ILl 1 4 1 11 1 f: 1 1 ~ litaru l,l rr l t riln ~m Ls~w n 1!1.11' 11 Suld ttew ful" o\1'1 r ')r 1-<enr - , -C""C. $JOO 00 l'ay off balamc $13100 - - - - - - .. 5 ROOM IIOUSI!:, WITH BATH, l j 7 fd ( or $900 mont h !'hone 343 , Nl' W- 0:-.I E OJ. TWO HOOM S-lf)catcd at 111 Locust St. Naco 1 1 5 Ut e fur off rl e spac" uver Uulton"B 1967 llUIL K C F ~ lliJ l Y 2 IJ \IO JI lOt'iltiOn Melvm Hood Dr ug Slorc Phone 0009 $1 99:5 Jl ,, rrJ lop J' o WI r S(I•I' TIIl J.: 11 2 30tp IU 281 21c } 1owt•r ltiitkt's ]1 ~ nari11 W dnv t Z 3 1\.IA! L lo AS STUVI!:S l'IW..: ~; Sol Radw and hr•,t lN 1\l.~tttmrr ' s, t .~t li H::7 l}t ttll Sl , Mi dtllc Jl<tll , J ' .\ Ifi\ I I · J'oj ' l ~ l ,,J! liJ U Y 11 5 .:tt. l'omcruy-~ ---~ I 1 7 lill 1uor t ! hr" , lUt HI ~ 1856 I'UNTI.\t ' VI! 2 1)01)11 $1,211:'1 o\ l-W IIJhO l' ATTI· HNS I' LA S II C - -· - Chae ft 11 m ~ J'(I ,m Jl yt lr.t inil tlr wt lldr1w hiHHis ii.!LII sh,jdcs, Vent Apartments, People'• Ttrnce •nd HadL o, hi'Hit•r Spii r klm ~ "' L ~ ru l.it n tJimds, ull kmd s und coiOJ s j Vale St., oft Butternut Avl., POMEROY - ti room frame, bath, al t~~o o tun1• tur1Jli"L M' a nd wlnlt• I· illl' r g lu ~s u WJlll\1~~. L .y 111ld Pom•roy. Phone 3l8·Y 1 ptwchcs, outbuilding, nnd several lots $420000 ftmsh Very cl c~ n 1 \l ;w ll rra r'~ Ni g ht 1111111e pla tt•s all kawl ~. 11 l 3otp R.ACINE ---.: t..ar,(!c corner lot waa a Pomeroy , II 7 -L< Alum mum l.jdt!tlnl Hll )nnd s -·s <•J'VHe 11tatwn nt•cds paint and rret• }~s llmate , Dul(• Wippel FfJUB ROOM A.I'AH n W N1; WITH 1932 \1. '1'0"1 F~JIW I' I< 1\t~ fl x tur~ s $2:>00 UO some Stl]lpl y :ll5 Unl(jJl A~erult' II( w hil llt In kltclwn Pnviltr good c ondLIJnn $40000 11.u rv 1. 11 ::10-liUit f'nlrMi l'l l'h tmc ltucmc 2261 100-ACRE FARM - Jdl'al for bllef l'll lllt'ruy tlh ru tirqwn llw ~ lt'l Oh lu II 7 !II ]I <'a ttic 50 acres In cultlvBlLun, ltJ :11 tilt• some tllnlwr, good house and ::1 SPINI!T PIANO l'tHlN.I•, bu!'ll~ $80UH UO 1037 FOHJJ CUStoM CUCKLER RIAL TV 840 J or aee Andy t.ru ve r , WAN'I Ell It~;SI-'O~SUJLE I' ARTY (I 41 In tilkc O\CT !L~w monthly pay VIRGIL TEAFORD, Sales,...n li:J 5 t~ Pomeroy Huule 2 men l ~ 1111 11 Sil!nct p1ano Can ht' ~ IW0'1 UNi''U UNI::;UJ::!l Af'Ail'l" BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y lit·t•n lur,rlly Write Credit Marr 1961 CHEVROLET, IWO llOII H, men! Close to K r o~:cr~ l'hrrs 11 7 3tc heater, 11tand<~rd s han $ 17~ H!-:N , l' o Box 216, ShiJibY · tme lJce~.:IP 11 3 12lc Pbone B3a Y, Exce llent tundl · \- ill~. lndumu (10) lb 17 23 24 FULH ltOtJM HOU SE WIT\1 BATH FOll .SAU: S8Vl!:N ROOM Modern :HJ:ll i Jl ] lj 711t( Uon l i .J,II(I home wllh. garage Out of high sto rm don rs and I!!Ludnw s, full water Splcntlir.l neaghborhood. h!ISt•rnenl. aut omllllc ~;a s heal 1904 Ml!.HCUHY l•tll!ll lltHIIt ~ll l tll . AllNti <<JAL llf<:AT~H On Jl,lull.wrry Ave, Phone 316-J. I u ll Yu"n n t .uod ! uttda uo n l'hun c 9-l::t J $500 110 Lot·n lrt l il l Hlll$ Lmt·oln llc ilo:hts tiedan 10 24 3otp ll!t61JJ ll<ltlt c 0-31~2 Cull Hrathlllll l4:i07 nftt!r 4 p m. 11 -<IJtc FOR SALE ALL MODERN FIVE htG c::...n UN4 C.rrt (ALL LY 11 ~,921 (iEltMAN sm:l'- FOUitRooM llottSF oN LIN 1 room cuttage, Brownr-tl Avenue Ml lt'lakn 1M Modalt Alm flltlr s AK< 7 wl'ck s oltl crrln llt•aghts ~HII furnace Matidleport Gal flacr furnace, M:ITJII:OPOLITAH ( ,r111rl hl tllltl lrm· • thurlos .\ol · Phone 'l:lll dt£•r 1, M ll4-tfc 1'1.1 bat~" full bast•ment. two lal•• lu" Dnnald :\k .\nhur 1\1 No 50 _ _ _ _ il___ _ __ __ car &::ara~e. $650000 pn..ne .. --... I I .. or tJA.~-~-~~~··· e I --- I Auto Soles I Cucltlu ((ultt For Rent I .. . -to - for 2 lnF t utws N~·w AND LSFIJ -'-· - _ ' ·' ' ' TOYS 1,; PRICI l 41111 4!'i r]llll :mi.' CUI'h New 3,J BALE TO ~'I'AK' J. t<' IUIJAY , NOV ! p ill , rt'lo:tllar $.1011 Our prlct• J.3 until &Up)lly lS l' !lliuu ~ ll• d :til Oil F 111•'s Nnw•lty ShoJl, Mid Will mdudr. ideal ))oil~. itt•ml'U / d lt port Ulwn t'Vt'tilll!: unlll 7 :m Pill llt16te .tWmpur Houm, Hublt.v .:uu uud h0111er sell, truck~ and ~ar~ 2 c;o t lll \1ILK lOW!' IHII.o\NH ~an)' 11cml' Jtt•rncmbl!r lite S earl~~ Hulland l'hont' 24ti211 .1tte Open un111 7 30 p, 111 II 6 Jlt Flfe Nu\'t1IY :Shop Mtddh•port --- JD-.:.t718te IQ."JH - 41 f1mt Ltllf'rly llnu~t· -.:.:.:.c. - - - ---- .. -- - - 'frurl1•r , W.111hl•r unrl 1hY1'r 2A ' 17 .\JON1U OL[) TIIUIWUUil- ~ alumLuUtll ,JWI !tnJ.:, lwo lwdtntllll ~ BRt:V lriah &!ttf'f fur wood be<~· Htl11Mnnahl4' D11nny YonkN, Nt•w a:le, cont1ct Uana Wtnebruuncr, Haven, \li. Va II 1:1 6\(" Syraeuse. II 2 tHp 19) ~ale__ • _ ____ _ ___'!!_ ~tt• INIUJ.Y IORGHUM. OlliS GAUL, SUM ner, Oblo. l'hone Yukon :i 240::1. PJeue brin& cont.amu1. 11-Njp. USED PANTSI SHIRl'S, JA ...'KETS and women's drel!lel, oew Joe 11 CIJTJ Out, 564 l.ocu1t Sl , Middleport: _ . Iu-2830tp I H&ATING STOVE EXTRA GOOD ' euditlon. Phone 934-J 11-4 3lc FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ---- Dt:ALER FOR PHONE 418 (20! -=------..,.---- Leqa/ No~ice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Busin~ss Services C••• No. 12,914 ~- --By virtue of an execution duly TEAFORD'S GARAGE AT CHES· bsucd out or the C'nurt nf Com· TEU Anti fn•ctr, tires and 11110 Plca:o~, Mclgll County , Ohio, tn mon rcptur at rc.rsonablc prtccl. the 1'11.1e of R~l'd Jeffent agslnlt II 6 6tp Chesler and Mane Barnhart, upon A-11-! -CONDITIONING, RE>"RlGER· a judgment therein rendered, and .ttion &ervice. Jrict'a Refrlgera· b('lnlil l a!e N11. 12,91<4 In sald Court. tlon, New Havfln , Phone TU· 1 will offt'r at Public Sale at the 23637. 6·23·tl front door of the Court Home in sotd M1•igs County, OhiO, on the CLILAJotO$ l9tlt rtay of No>Jember, 19~9. at & TV R•palr 10 oo o clock A. M Uu~ follawml Phone 200 goods and chattela, to-wit: Pomer•w, OMo. 1-19!'1 Model Farmall {..\ij) rractor w1th rear whoel wetghts: CUSTOM BUILT KJT\~ HEN DE· 12-wnv IZ'" l'low for m(lunlutg: signed for )'OUr hom : t'ree es· tlmatea Foreman and Ahbott, on Cub 1;-,actor, 1- 6 ft smgle gang pull type l'hOJ 1e fi'U\4· Y, 8·6-tf diSC AUC1"1PNCIR J_:_Cultlvator for 'Cull; l '---~,-~~--==-.,...,_,_,_.,..J rt:N ROOM UOU~~ WITH TWO bll.lhrooms ot tiOtl East Mmn Strccl, l"ttmero), Ohio. llo\asc n1u.<tt be torn down or removed Wllhi n thirty dHy8 Phone Ber nard 1- ullz, Pomeroy 400 II 2 61 c Legal N:>toice ( 171 Help Wanted Pomeroy, Ohio Massey-Ferguson New Hollond Solar Permanent De Laval 1• lJHNISIIl',ll 'vlOUI~IlN 2 6044-.t.. 10.20-Uc lwdruunr rqtt ~a rrs uparlmcnt l'hnllt' tl41U 1 I 5 61p _ ------~ __ UNI-UHNIS Hf~ U MtHli~ ltN 4UOOM NOTICE op; SALE anti ha~h 11partnwn1 ['honr 6419 l:lld~ Will b~ rc('Ptved at the Of· 11 [> t!ljl - - - - - flct'S of Wchster & rultz. Allor· FOUH !WOJ\1 HOU SE ~>\51' MAIN nt' ys, PomNny N1H10nal Bank st tall 210 ll -53tr Building , Pomeroy, Ohio, un111 NOV· .a H00:\1 IJUliSE AND HAll! , !tiM emtwr 14, Hlti9, at 10 o'clock A M Lmwln H!:lll, l'hvuc 321 -X r•c for lh!! !!ah' o£ the Carrt(' M Dod· 11014ti, Galll]l\lh ~ II 7 6\Jl rHI I:e real rstatc. s~ud real estate con~lsl~ ol :1 sax room bnck dwel· .1 lHHJM JIOW:i~; ANil ' 1\AIII lin!: huu11c with bath and double Lui'> er lilld of Pomeroy Cull car garagt' rull basement S11uat tiH;i 11731l' l'd on lar~e lot at th.e l'Omf'r of Ash :md Svcamow Strt'els m the tl 1100\1 111\lCK OUPJ fo: X ,WITH Vll'a~c oC '.tiddleport, Ohio llolrllll\t', 143 Bullernut Ave 'I he real estate 11 appraa11cd for J>honr 4tll -.l 11 7 6ll' S~!'iOO 00 and cannot be sold lor less than thf appr111sed value fo'LOYD E DAVIS, Ad· mmlstralor of the E~tate ROUTE Mf::-1 WITH EXPERl· of Carrro }I Dodr!dge, ence. We furni sh Lruck Must dl'o.:eased huvc reaponlibJIJty Call in {11) 6. 7 , 9, ]I, 12 13, ~tc per~>on . Good t·umLnlsslon ABC Clcuners, Mason, W Va. 11·3-&tp, GOOD CLEAN LUMP COAL r ail Rutland, 2-4932 Orvltrf' Hogue JI ·S·:Kltc Fl TRNITURE FOR SALI<~ CALL Yukon 53313 at Long Bottom , Ohio, l I 5·3tp ..... ...... te-mpl•tt Mnrlce Crltt 8rtdlortl FR SALE ' ELEe"l'RIC ST0\1>: . ...... ,.... ... Contect baby bad and mattreu, blilby A. C k•Monl, lWei ... Ohle scatea, tmaU kitchen csblnet, 2 amaU w:a1 he£ters. Phone 428 o-Jill-11 after 6 P . M. U"'-lfc lt. :>lower lor mounltnl On1--4\1 Cub Tractor : 1 -Wh~elbarrow; 6 ·00 6 :10 8:30 7:00 ' ·sa By LOUIS CASSELS Unlt.d Press lroternatlon1l PARIS UPl - ftre Catholic 1church tn France Is grappJJng boldly w1th a task umquem reli1 gaou~; hislory It IS trymg to re-convert a nom· Jnally·C tmstaan n11.l10n that has .apsed mto paganism. EcclesJastlcal leaders hke Maurice cardinal fo' eltm, archbishop of 1 Paris, are completely reallsttc WINTII'S COMI-Tbe ..euon'l f1rwt bi& one blallketed South Dakota With u much a.s 13 about the sltualion that confronts lllchel of mow, IIJld thla trailer truck oMrtUI'Iled lD it near Sloux i'allL The, trucker, from the church They descnbe France Minnuota, waa iDJured., pd neltha wu the load ol bop as a 'de-Ct>nstianu:ed" country ~~=c=;-which can be won back to the churcb only througb earnest, unagmative misstonary efforts French bishops are not mdulgmg m Gallic overstatement when they call modern France a "mlsSIOn field" Although 94 per cent of the people art baptized Catho lies, surveys md1cate that only about 20 per cent actually practice the faath And thas 20 per cent as dt awn primarily from the rural areas of the provtnces and from the upper economic groups of the cLUes Working Clau Shuns Church Among working class Frenchmen, the number of practicing Cathohcs IS much smallea· A careful rheck m one urban industrial parish showed only 600 regular ~hurc h goers m a population of 19,000 persons There Ia one parIsh wh1ch hall not recorded a baptism, marnage or buraal for 20 }Cars Many historical factors have contributed to the estrangement of the French masses from the church For centuries before the French revolution, the church was closely Jdent1f1ed With the privileged clu.!lel. The revolutton of X.151Xns-Pilot Scott en.fteld eroiiM In tront ot the wncll:lid X-115 I'Ciclc.et plane after 1789 was as much a revolt against an emerpney land!Dg at Roa&mobd Dry lAke. C&Uf~ followiDI an qploaion and f1re the church Itself as against the aboard. A. waminllla'ht ID the cockpit told him there wu a ftre. 'lbe luldtnl wrenched monarchy whu:~b It h.ad supported, the coakplt IQooe from the not of the ,_!ago. "WO'vo got to...,. the plano aptut to llod Although antl-chmcalism, m the out what h&ppelled. .. Crollt1tJld aaid. nae of active hostllity toward e ch.urch, has declmed marked· ===c~-------------­ rt~af-t tor WollQds recetved durmg 1n recent yean~, many French· r.- 1-, -~. -,;,,,-,-r-h ~a-n_d_l_ ca-p-~m --a wqrld War U whde serving 1n the men shll regard the church as a ·bulwark of pohtlcal conservatum country where poUttcal radicalism Pac!IIC '!heater. Mixer was serv· Mr. and Mrs Roy Wmebrenner, ts strongly entrenched 10 the mg In Hawau whell the war started. Wtlliam Gordon and Elizabeth Merworktng classes upon returmng home ln 194~, he rttt visated Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Another baBtc factor Is tbat reh served wun tbe Parkersburg Police Weaver Jr. and children, Lmda glon 1n }<'ranee had tended to de- Dept. Mtxer ls a graduate of the NOTICI OF APPOI NTMINT Sue, Tommy, Michael and Peggy, g~nerate mto formal observances MIIJlary POllee school and the at Oceana, Virg1ma, the past week. Eilltcutrlx --as one Jeau t scholar put tl, Crtmtnal lnvestagataon Scbool. He E111t1 of Edith H. Mtllory 1 "there was more superstition than ptanB to retu-e .trom serv1ce fol· De~IHd fa1th" - and h«!nce was partacuhn·- wwmg his current assignment. HIGH • lOW TEMPS Ca•• No. 18,265 'lbe Mtxers have been ltvmg at Not1ce rs hereby given that Mar· Jy vulnerable to attack by the md· NEW YORK UPI - Fraser, Colo ton Ehersbpch whose POflt Office ltant athetsls of the 18th century 2349 Norton Drive, Augusta, Ga., wnere he Rat been stt"viJl& as 1·Sgt. with a temperat~ ~ng of 17 addreM 1s Pomeroy, Ohio, bas "age of reaaon.'" been duly appointed as Executrix Olstruat Not Quickly Ovtrcome wuh 'Jramma: Co. ' £, "ftie" PrOvost degrf!es below zero, was the noChurch leaders know that this &~alilllaU ueneral School at Fort Uon's coldest spot this mornml!, of the Estate of Edith H Mallory the Weather Bureau reported late of Meigs County, Uhlo, de- hlltltagc of bitterness and distrust o.:rordon, cannot be quickly overcome They Girl Scout Troop 119 and Brow- ThursdaY'II high was 89 degrees re ceased Dated lhls 8th day of November, have ~mbarked, w1th humahty and me Troop um held a Halloween I"'S,;r~d•;;d;:'~1~~0~'1~•~nd=o~,__:F~I•~·~ · ann 1959 determmation, on a long · range varty, 'i uesctay evcmng tn .stewart Tex. t' H O'BRIEN effort to show skeptical French- tiii.IJ. Guest& lor the eVening were Judge of the Prob&te Court men lh a l Ch rillII am"t Y IS no1 an members of the troop committees. PoOtiNII Scores Meigs County, Ohio empty ritual nor a toll of the vetJ· t·mes were awaraed tor the Ul· ST. LOUIS UPI - Bob (Buddy) _ __ __ (11) 7, H. 21, 3tc ted mterests. ttelt, pretuest, and most original BBiaUner, who quit a Blmilar Job One project on whlcb much prog· C<IStumes m each troop. tD days ago becauBe he found he ress has already bei!n achaeved 18 ..,iimes were conaucted during couldn't out talk Dizzy Dean, has the revitalization of worship. Lit· the evening Dy Mary }.-'ranees Biae, signed to broadcast 1he St Louil NOTICI OF PU"ILIC SALE In pursuance of 1n Order Gf the urg1cal reforms h&\'e made the rtol)erta frUilseU, Linda Spencer, Hewlu' National Basketball Asso games Blattn~r pla)ed Probate Court uf Meigs County. celebration of maso more mean- Mary l!.;lhel Tayior, Janet llolaina:· elation ma:ful to French Catholics. There cr, t.:aro1 Nichols and Nola Myers. with the New York Giants from Ohto, I Will offer for sale at Public is heavy emphasis on the eongte· INS 00 1940 Auction on the 5th day or Decem· gation'H duty to partlclpste rather Charlotte Dunt, Janet ijetzer,j ~~.;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. her, 1969, at 10 00 o·cloek A M., than s1t as PINIVe spectator~. 1 1 N<>rrnta Nacbols, Karen Cartet, Pa,·ll at the front dour of the Court A massive output of scholarly :Snutn aud Sandy Truseell aerv· House In Meigs County, Ohio, the literature, by bath clergymen and reueshmenta or dougJmute. Cl· lollowmg desertbed real estate, sit· laymen, has helped to restore relland llool aid to tbe troop and uated in the County of Meigs and gion to a pos1tlon of intellectual gueeu. Tab~e deoorallone State of Ohio, to wit: m~oc bY the Browmes and re:spectabiUt,y. In fact, tbe most The followmg real estate situated obvious signa of rella:ious revival Bmail wat<:hes hata and br.p m Salem Township, Meig11 County, m Franco today are amonil the of candy, Hour Ohm, and bounded and descnbed lntellectWJia, particularly the stu Hooc1 ta Wells, Delores B1ae, Contad as follows. to-wtl · Being In Sec. 7, denll and faculty of great untver· '\\'a1tos, JOin Ann D•via, Town No 8, Ranae 15 ln the Ohio aities like' the Sorbonne ~prague and Patty Dont Company'" Purchase Tbe churth is also livmg down 011 111e Clean-up Committee, Begmnlng one hundred rods west 111 reputation as a citadel of poUt· were Karen of the southeast corner of said • leal stand-paltlsm. To 1 degree Patty FOR section. thence , west sixty rods, that alarm• many conservauve IJnda INFORMATION thence north eighty rods to the Cathohea blshopa and prietls are earland of Jl' J Wyeth; thence east t.aklna ~utspoken, liberal stands dxty r~fl11 to the land of Clarence on such U!ltuea 1118 the Algerian war Barnes, thence south eaghty rods snd the socialization of industry. to the place of bellnnmil contain· The hardest lask Ia regainmg ' •BALDWIN lng 80 a('fts more or less, the confadena::e of the working eWURLITZER The;. ,Paid premise• are appraised clauea. Th.e church has a::oncluded at $1 ~ 00, and must be sold for that It will accomplish UtOe by od OTHER FAMOUS = I Syracuse Legal Not-ice Legal Notice BABY SITTING SERVICE 35c An Jaycette Members PIANOS not leq than two-thtrd~ of said ~ppralaed value. Terms, Caah ill 1iand upon delivery of Deed. Alma Miller • Adminiatn· trlx of the Estate ot Ern ett L. Goff, deeeaeed. Webster and f'ultJ Attorneys for Administratrix (lll 7, 14, 21, 28; (12) 4, ~tc Legal Notice Cue~2,911 C S OLIVER, whoee piKe of re ce 11 unknown, is hereby notified that on the 2Blh day of september A. D. 1959, Mill' Oliver, belnJ plaintiff, filed her peti· t1on aaaiaat l1im aa defendant ln the Codrt of Common Pleas, Melp County, Oblo, -, CaH No. 12,831, praylq for divorce from the uld Charles Oliver on the around• of iJrosa neiJtct of dutT and extreme cruelty, and plalbtiff alto PriYI for other proper reUel. Said eau~t Will be ror belrina: on or after tbe tth da)' of Novemb@r A. D. 1951. MARY OLIVER Crow, r.row l Porter, Attorntoyt f~r Plaintiff (9 26; uu) 3, 10. 17, 24. Ill; (11) 'l'tt - -....-- - I 1 1 1 preaching to the worken or urg-~ it{~:!:;:~;.~ ing them to come to mass. The Ural step Is to &end some dedicated Cbrutilna to live and work among tbe poor, to share tbelr worrte. and concerns and give ~-~.~J:';~• leaden art 11ri. L7le them a hvlnl example of ' Chrii-IJ and Mn. A. C. Stewart. ttan faatb in action llelzer, Mn. Paul Nlch· Ernest Wbltebead are ReedsVille News Of Social Note 'M/SJt Robert G. Mixer, san of Frank Mixer, 1104 (feor1e-st, ParkenbllrJ, hit wife, the former Nina Lou Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mtt. Lee ' '\Vallaee of Reeda'Yille, and their children, Robert G. Jr., Patrielt A., Sheila t.., 1nd Debra L., will be returtdn& soon to Reednllle where Mn. Mixer and tbe eblldren wiU retlde unlil they l'e(elve orden to iO to Germany when Sgt. ':lllxer baa been auilfled. M.SJt. M.iJ:er bu been In ae,rvlce llinee October UND and ls the holder many eombat decoratiOI'II Includlna the Brof!Je star. wlth Oak Leaf Clqater and the Purple - --- - or PIZZA PIE P • - • • - 1- 2-wht•el Trailer; l - Hay llake Terms of Sale : Cash m Rand on YOUI WIITINOHOUII OIALIR da~e of Sa le TV AND 4.PPLIANCI$ HOLSTEIN COW 2nd t.:ALF DUE Hobert C. Hutenbach 1 Sheriff •. 80011. Trade ror beef heifl!!r or COAL, OIL & GAS FUINACII Mei;o County, Ohto 11cll Herb Uradtleld, HarmonAINOLO"S ville, Ohio. 1l 7 3~p ,._. U6-Y \ SrNCUM, Ohle ~-------- (~I) .. ~. 21<' ------------ 4:80 8 ·80 ly 1n Europe. This I• OM of nvenl dls5NtchH In which M is r~rting on r•lltlout fty ... opmentl:"abrud. han on :3 II !' Hnlar) \lower 2:J In Wh11lpuul nrvr r H ( A fcle vlsl011 ·:n lludJo; e 4 rluor CJ r Ar1 d lr1<m Y other ;~ r i H ' ' OV.' :""W H 1 !.. 11dr• r, unno I ,~ alP r llml ut ~t•d h\ J"li<icltuJd A uc I {lO ll lo (fill nr,ldiiiTfl <\ Udlrln l 'l A l Br:tdlr lord \l,,iuger Not Re ~ ponsible For Atcu.lenh Lunch wtll I.Jc ~ t' T V l'l.l by lhl' <h urch I ! 7 titr O~.,----,..-...:..:.__ _ _ _ _• Nov H l{u,ul Hu~s KARR & VAN ZANDT ot H 01' dear fathe r. Olio Lo hn \\lw f'd AT Hid~•· r' Cllannel3 - Saturday 4 ·00 • • • • • • - ('l'he Natloa'a New Title Senalloa AI) Crows Steak House WEST MAIN STREET I • - - ..... POMEROY 11:30 9:00 9 .30 10·30 tHKJ ~1 : l0 L1 :15 1 Oil ~ - tiS 6 00 6 :02 6 .3() 6 :38 Channei 3-Monda) ('-40 Modern Sctence 'fheater !S .45 Sign On Saturday Theatfr 6:00 COJ1ilnental Clau:room William Tell \ News Picture · 9 00 Kat ie Doonan Show ~: 30 Comedy nme I, Sports Roundup Waterfront UJ:OO DnugJo Re Ml I Saturday Night Jamboree !0·30 Treasure Hunt Bonanza I 11:00 Prlte ill Right Man and the ChaUenge 1 t l :SO Concentntlon Th.e Deputy t2:00 T1c Tac Dou~b Five Fmgers 12!:30 It, Coutd Be You Law of the Plainsman 1:00 Mid Day NewJ 1\lt'W'> He111\ll._ ' 1:1ti Movletime Weptt,c>r311t 3 00 Young Dr, Malone Shuckwateb 3:30 From These Root.R '\1!11"1 (Iff 4:00 Hause on High Street 4 30 Spilt Personality 5 00 SteAmboat Ball Sign On 5·30 Sgt Preston This is th~ Ltie 8.00 Steamboat Bill TV Chapel 8:111o Jim Thacker Sh,,w All May Be One 6·23 Weathercast Sunday Mo~e & 30 N~wa P.cture Cleveland Browns 6 45 Huntley Brlr.!ley Report NBC Opera 7:00 Huckleberry Hound Meet the Pres& '1':30 People arc Funny News Picture Riv~,.boat 8.00 Love and Marriage Sunday Showcase 8·30 IBob Hope Show 9:30 Goodyear Theater "':bevy Sho• Lorette Young 10:00 Steve Allen Show Wlchita Town 11:00 News rieadllllu NeWs He.. aWltl U·lO weatber-.all· ll: 16 Jack Paar. ShoW Wtatbtm!ut: 1:00 • Slln Off Nltewatcll 7:00 '1' ·01 7•30 7 31 8 ·00 , ,oo Todoy $ 0I 8 30 8 3~ 9:00 9·01 9 30 I 9 : 3~ 11:4~ 12:00 ~2:45 1:00 2:00 4:10 6:00 6:30 7·00 8:00 o·oo 10:00 10:3.0 11 ·oo 11:10 11:15 - I f:<* ' Reeonl llop '1:30 Diu Clark SboW 8 00 Sea' HUnt 8 :30 Leave it to J)flavet Q·OO Lawreoc& Weill Show to,oo Jobn.. u. s. A. l1 :00 Up-to-the-lflaute News U ·\D Late Show ..:':00 St\tdto W1'81tuftt ~'00 All Stu Golfl SadlY-C:hnnell lll.oQII John Hopklnl nit IUO Bllbop Pika 1:00 College Newt Conference 1 ,3o Chlldrao'a Gospel Hour 2:00 77th atncal Llneen 3=10 $0Clal f!eturlty In Action Ull Guided Tt>or t:QO <loeb llearlol 1:)1) Champloublp Brldp 1:00 Paul \Vindl.U Sbow 4:30 Bt6ten Arrow 5:00 lllatt)''s Sunday Funnies &:to 1:30 1 3!S 2 3{} 2 :3~ 3 00 3.01 3 :30 a 35 4:00 4 01 4 30 4 35 5.30 5 .35 J\olll!ir Derby Channel 8-Mond:11 8:00 Ding Do"lg Scbool Movie 2.:00 3:00 ':30 4.:00 ti:SO 1:00 1:30 f'l :40 6:45 7:00 Mr. Ad01ms and Eve Restless Gun Love Thlilt Bob Music Bingo Way of Life Day In r.ourt The: Gale Storm Show BeAt the Clock Who Do You Trust American Bandl!t.and Rin Tin fin San I rancisco Beat Yoor Esse. ReDflnC Weatherman John Daly News CQlt 46 8 30 Bourbon Stooet Beat 9:3G Adventures Jn Paradise 1D.30 Man Wlth A Camera 8:10 Tbe Alaskan• 10:10 WDrl<l of Tllent 11:00 Tba NeW8 'l'Onilbt 'l'be News TQnlgnt Scannlnl! the Weather 11:10 Sporll'l Report 1:16 Late Show 12.45 Sian Off ·- - - - J:SO Lawman 1 00 The Rebel steve Donovan, Weetem Ml\l'lh111 IUD So Tllto II HoiiJwoocl 'l:bb '&old Adventm ':30 Jack Benny Hour 8:30 Wllnted-Dead or Alln t'IG Mr. Lueky , t:ie Have Gun, Will Travel 10!00 Gunsmote 10:30 Not For Hire 11:00 11 O'clock NeWJ u.~ll 'tbeater J,so s••• o11 13 Silnday-Qlannel13 8:00 Revival Crutade 9:30 American• at wort 11!4& Christlan Setenee lO:OO Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 Look Up and Uve 11:00 U. N. in Action 11:30 Camera Three lUIS New11 12·00 Rev. Elwood Gibbs t:r.ao Rev. Willard Wllcox 12:4& Notre Dame Football 1:4~ Pro Football Kickoff 2:00 NFL Game 4'45 Inside Football D:OO Oral Robert& 5:30 Q • E Collep &wl 8:00 Small World 8:30 Tbe T9rentietb CeotU!'J' ':00 ldlle 'UO Dennis the Menace 1:00 Ed Sullivan Show D:_:'OO::::::G:E,.:Til=oo'-te-'_____ 8~rt1 Desk S;JNDAY 7 4:1 Slsn On 7 46 Newa Headllnet-WeatJwr 7 ·47 Sunday Chape l uoo Rev Montgomery (Rutland Ml1110n The Sunday Show New• HeadltneJ·WP.ather 9 ·01 "fh e. Sunday Sbo• 10:00 Ne wa Headline' Wf•ther 10:01 The Sundav Show 11 ·OO NewR Headlinea-Weatller I l 01 TJu• Sunday Show 1130 Rf'v . Weill (RuUand Church Of Christ) 12 00 Noon News 12 ~~ P ag~ v!ll~ Apostolic Church to 12·30 Was bmgton Reports the People 12 .45 SiK'ial Security Show J .00 Sunday ShOwcase 2:00 News Headlines-Weather 2·01 Anniversary Showcase 2 ~0 Broadway Showcase 3 OtJ ,News Headlines Weather 3·01 Sunday Showcaae 4 00 News Headlines-Weather 4 :01 Sunday Showcase 6 00 New" Reaa~tnes-Westher ~ · 01 Sun~ay Showcase 6 00 News 6 0~ Sports-Weather 6 10 Take FlVe 6 15 Sundown Serenade 6 45 Sign Off TH' JURY FINDS 'IE GUI LTY Of SPEEOU(, FlffilAND TOURJsrfR.... POUERS! I Mo~orcade Football Preview Werner's Top Ten Noon News weekend News Hea~Jlines'-Weather Weekend News Weekend Ohio News Weekend News Headlines-Weather Weekind News Weekehd News Headlines-Weather Weekend News Weekend Community-Loeal New1 NaUonal News Mrs. Irene Jackson ~ Wilkesville, visited With Murl Galaway and diS· cussed house plants jljrs Amy Mc.A(ee of lAgan has b&r..Oi s ptndmg: some tame herewith• her cousin Mrs. Ncy Carpenter. They rl!t->enily accompanHld T J Huh'her Ia Strasburg where they were guests af Mr. and Mrs. Rus· sell MOI)' H anl.l :lfr. and .M~ , Sidney Parker and fam1ly for two days. )tr and i'l.rs Delb11rt Cox and family, Columbus, spent sunday after· noon w1lh the Hilbert cox family . ' .M:r. and Mrs. Elba McKnight, Sharon and Georije of Columbus were weekend gu~sts of her parents Mr. and Mrs Fern GiUogly. 'Mrs. Ruth Starkey, Miss Susie Nelson. and Mr. and Mrs T. L Brookhart and Barbara were in Mansfleld where they vls1ted with Mr and Mrs. Leland Moore and family, Saturday and Sunday. Marco Escobar, S&ll---~;:F"ancasco, has arnved tG spend S'ome time with his daughter, Mr and Mrs, Gcnf' Jeffers and family Mr. 11nd Mrs T . M. Galnway were Sunday afternoon guesh of her brother, Mr and Mrs. Che!ter Da•- SPOT On Your Radio Dial Theal~r ~~ Channel 13-Monda) 8 00 News 8·15 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Theater 10:00 Morning Playhouse 10·80 On the GO 11:00 I Lt:~ve Lucy 11:30 December Bride 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorrow lt:46 The Guiding Light 1:00 Heart of the Clt:r FOk THIE NEWS Of The Ohio VaHey 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 For Better or For WorM 8 A.M. 2:30 3·00 3:30 '·110 &:111 .Sit 5:00 5:30 Hou.re PArty The MIHlanaire 1'be Verdict Is Yourt Tbfl Brighter Day The Secret Morro The EdJ:e oi Nlrtbt The Three Stooge& The Life of Riley 1.00 Ar+l:lur J. Smith, Newt II 111 1'he Jule Rtvttn Sbow 6:30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Tughoat Annie ?:30 Masquerade Party 3:0\.r Tbe Teun 8:30 Father Knows Pest 9:00 DannY Thomas Show 9:3V DuPont Show of the 'Month 11:00 11 O'clock New• -"'~o30:.:..._~SI::r;n Olf:.:..._,.:__ _ _ _ 1:55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Moon 5 P.M. ....-. - -·LI'J , A R""FII GASOLINE ALLEY Cih:ohl A r2cil;pt from OoG for an office call! Hy I!:IU\llli B\.tiJJ:tMU,o&.•A - . . - - - -T·-c.=o WE L L ~ -­ ~"v'HAT ' S THAI N OISE FROM N EI GHB O R S YARD ':i' WHAT 'S HE DOING ~ FU N NY jM~Y~=j ley Mr and Mrs 'Mendal Jordan and Walter were in Etna on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs Paul Shell P:nd famaly. They also called at the Allen homes in Mlllersport on their return trip Ohw State Grang~ Gatekeeper, H. E StRrkey and Mrs Starkey, 1have returned from Cincinnati 1where they atl.f:nded the annu.ol Ohio State Grange meetmg. ;rhe Albany Charge Hymn Srng at the Temple Mcthodi&t Church on Sunday evening was well attended Radio. Station WJEH 1000 WaHs 990Kt I Rv CII"OVOt 1Vnfl.inF.R BRANDS .......... 'fnlae4 ........ IACUOI<. • ..,,_ lill ~~~~~~~~·~··~·~r~'-;:;;;;;:~;;~~;;;;;;~~~~~; THANKS • • • To The Many Vaters' Of Pomeroy Who gave me their support and vote of conlldence m the Tuesday elecUons. WINNIE WINKLE CHARLE$7LEGAR Mayor of Pomeroy Pol. Adv. • Ta The Vaten Of USTERN LOCAL SCfiOOL DISTRia .T HANKS ,-ouR FOR :cONriD~N(l,; AND , SUPPORT IN TVESDAY'S 'f:LECTION (:AR'- J. BARNHILL Pol. Adv. ' {• ',,.. :, "\.",·. ' I .' , '· Pat Boone Show 6 ·00 Sociat Set"urity Shcnr 6 Ol5 Sundown Serenade 8 45 Sign ott 990 9·50 Allred Hitchcock PreBenta 10·00 George Goebel Sho1 r 10:30 What's My Line ll:OO Sun•lay Newa \1:15 .... ..*_,,,.;.-, ............._.........., 5 .4~ Tune In The WH::::.:T,..:::N=::.T::-V-_..,..,. .: :_C=--ha=.n ne·l 13 •=00 ~ : 40 SATURDAY Sign On New"- Headline ~&-Weather RFD , Fs1'm Market Report Newa Brea11fslll. Party Newa Headlines WAlther Breakf18t Party Mews Headllr ea·V ~ather Breaktut Party News Headhne1-Weatht'!r Brea:ktast Party Nvws Breakfast Party News Headltnes-Wealher Breakfast Party Communlty-Locsl News Breakfast Party Top Headlrne New• -- I l:O~ 1:00 Club 13 Dan~ Plrty ~~,, Carpenter News Events Of Week 11 00 dlnMI 13 • Saturday -~- - --- - 7·:JO Sbtrley Temple Storybook 8:30 Iobin Ho~ '1:00 traekdotrD f:38 M&Verick ' PERSONALS 11:25 Your Eao Reporter 2:30 .......... . . . . ....... .. .................. .) , , ~ BUCKWHEAT 8:39 Doug fl,1artln Sllow 9:00 Romper Room l1 :30 lZ:OO 12.30 1:00 1:80 -o- . ~- r and childsen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Kautz. Mrs Mabel Swartz, Athens, VIS· 1\ed Sunday walh 'Mr and Mrs. P. By Clarice Allen F l:oblentz Recent v1s1tors of Mr and !1'1rs Mrs Earl Dean was hostess to John Cinther have been Mr and the Garden Club at her home on Mrs Tom Barthf!Jmy and children \\o'ednesday evemng of Dayton, Mrs Eff1e WatBon and Mrs lna Wtlson Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen !lnd Hilly called on Mr and )Irs Char lcB Goeglem, .Flatwoods, Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Hartman of Mr and Mrs llfart :'llollon,.n of Chauncey spent the weekend w1th Sommersvill t>. W va , spent Sun Mr and fdrs Curtis Wolf. Mrs Donald Weadner and son , day w1th Mr and Mrs Harlan Rile Chris, Gallipolis, visited recently and Mr and Mrs W V Rife. Mr. and Mrs Jumor Seyfried with Mrs Harold Hawk and son children of Gallipolil were and Clayton Allen 11pent Friday an Sunday gueBta of Mr. and Mrs, Cincinnati Mrs Chloe Baaley is visatmg rei· Wm. E1t:blnger Sr Mrs. Vzrginia Roush and dauatlves at Anoka, }[mnesota No,·wood Knight IS spendm~ lh1s ~hter, Peach Fork were visitors of week with Mr and Mrs Raymond Mr. and Mrs Norman Weyers· miller recently Elberfeld Mr and Mrs Budd Ridenour and John vas1ted Sunday m Columbus with Mrs Zelda Ridenour and Thelma Mr and Mrs H F Bailey and ~'fr and Mrl'i Reed Jeffers acMrs Georg:e Abbott, Flatwoods companied b,l- her parents, Mr and were TueBdav dinner guests of <Jr Mrs Lester Cordray Athens Route, and Mrs D )I Cleland are vislflng a brother and sister in Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Koble~tz law :W:r and Mrs John Cordray and sou Bellv!Cw, Ohw 11:()!!. Weather Window 11:10 Late Show 10:00 ~ • ·•- Chester S.ociul Society News WCHS.TV C"annel 8 Chcqmel•- Satilnlat 9·SB 00 10.30 1100 12t00 12 15 I "00 I 01 : to Cha!lnel 3 - Sunda) 11:30 -• WMPO Daily Prowam Schedule TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV ChanneJ 3 tell, prise winning ...-it. for UniNd Prell lntern•tion•l on r•ligion In AmeriCI, Is curTent- I Jlt'J ~on ~l Ill\ llrr sst•r 1960 Rambler I .1111 • EDITOR'S NOTE: Louis Cu· McChntock, Racine, Obto 44 30t~ ·808 •5 - -= r"o"E_E_ S"&"o"v""•.c'"•-. --c-68'"4"8. :.l Plt' l ( B 1•Lirorm1 ( U l\t' ( o l ~-> lll <~ n f u e l otl li t'f< lPr SEE THE 1 Otta I u"'n ~ II IJ-l \1 , >lt n g h ol il ' l l{f'frl ~ t· r. ot Dr Spu·d (l tH ( n W<~ shE• r c;-:--;~l"-.-:--- 1 (3) 1 1 19 I For Sale ABSOLUTELY NO Hl'NT I'<l t,; Oli I trespassing day or nig ht o u my property, Gord on PruffJI , Rut land, 0 ll 55tc DANC!N~ - - - Round and Square Saturday mght, Nov 7, ~~ Amen (a n U •gw r. Hall , Wilkeli vlil e, Oh Jo ~1 us1c h y l llff Byfrs and h u :-itr w g Nole s ' 11 (j 2tp PUBLIC SALE Nov. 14. 10 A. M. 11.111ng thP Sta te and Will i Phone 11 ·3-2 !)! pWJJl' f l ) Localed P ' , ru d • off t lie 0 1d ( ou nt y H oa d -::::;::;=::=::c::=::=:::::::::;::;::;;;;;:. ftiJ III Hai' IIH' 10 l'nrli.m d on S ell I R/.TES ( I I Not•ce applt :mce repair • Religious Viewpoints n:J.EVJSIO -N~""RAD """"7Io_&_S_M.,.A '"LL ­ Reguliir su e fl as hlight battenes JOe each. Rowley and Reed, :1'l1d ll 6 tfc dlf' port • • • ~•-... j ,_ . . . - \ - - - - - SPRAV1Nt7 PAINT ON HIS FENce �---- ''. 6-Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov 7, 1959 Bring Your ShMI An4f ...,. At IU.CINE SHOl RIPA.I. SHOP 10-6-31'Jtp FOR SALE TWO J<"OR THE PH ICE Of ONE WANT ADS rOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I<ESI.;LTS PHOHE 398 1 , 1 II I celllJ per word, onot> lllseruou :1111u mum charg <> - 60 cenu " oeots per word ror three ton becutJvp ill!!('ruoru; Spea.al - one munth for ::10 ce nts pc1 ~~o·or d F'llll rate of 3 c~ n t.. ~f'r ~~oorrl w11l bt rharg ...'<l £or ad vt' rUsln)l 1f uo4 paid w1lh1n 10 •lays .fter n:o c<'H lng bi ll 1!!1'1 on in Adveru...mg - ::. ho uld be repuncd •n1 111 t dtatel} 1" IAUy Sen'lme1 w1U DOl be r~pon.~1bie fur mure ll an one mror rect tnSertloo.. Card or Thanks and Spe~al Notices Of Evenb $1 00 Ohuuane:~~ pubhahed at 1 cent .,er wqrd l DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYl 1 MO WORDS u 60c 90c .1 33 $4 50 :.10 &k $1 20 $1 80 $6 00 2E7!k Sl 6C $:l 26 $7 .,$0 "ds re<:e1ved by 10 A.M ~~olll be Ln that day Jl paper In Memonom IN LOVINli m: •IOil'r !1 \!. il)' {!llC \ T ., I <!J.:U 19.'io8 11a~~ I ~o J,~ 135 Call bick I O~W 1, 0110 I~<\ Y ~ l A lii': .H l/11 lb f n:el.. nd Wfo.IGJIT 7\ ur r l ~. SterreH Befor• 9:00 A.M. Mhldl•port 6131.J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ FEED STORE, At CMater Yukon 5-2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION 40 Before 9:30 A.M. Every Day Service ~-----~A~I~-c~~--3~35~3~~~ deu, Scaffdd B11ards, Drop Cloths. Clinton Fl&lter, Middle· port, Oh1o. Phone 0265. ~-til B-A-8EAU1 Y VISIT B-A BEAUTY SHOP BUHHUU GHS ADiliN G \1 <\(\liNE Halr shapmg, permanent wavmg Curuna l}pewrlte t E x c t~ !!Pnl con anri stylwg Call 2311, Racme dillon Pnecd reasonable P hone l0-27-30ir tiiB l .T It 7 3ll cine • 1176Lr Pomeroy, Ohh~ ! LI.Jtl >1\LJII' \ t. . J-'Ult ' USED BOATS AND MOTORS, $25.00 ~tnd up, wh1lo they laif. tnsutortet: DON S1'1V EllS SA U .- i\. 1.1. bU.l TIU L Dad IS .,••urn h ut nul rur r "111 n l 1 l 1 l t equ ip ~ a m e~s s ee res auran Metropolitan Maoino Seleo ond Nt vr·r Y.tll ht ~ rnt 111<1r) fMlt 1 c mcnl Ltll lt l ountu r, St oul~, S•rvr;e, Pomerr.y, Phonw 86-M. Lov m ~; t lwu ~hl~ wr it ''lt' r lllr,:ct lu r, J cr~ H e ~la urant comple te 2<1-tfc To th e !.>pot wl wn.! lw ~ ~ l.. rrl ,JJI(J ready to opera!!! Quod _ ---- -...r M\ I•~•~In,_,~~'" .. 1F••• •• .......... c. })"LIO'JldS nt<~ Y thmk wr lbLV t' lor I! , 1 ~e on burldrn 2 AB C Cl e<J n 1 A F 5al~ o• R ~ t v-· e I or goII 1 n er ~. ~Lt» Oll , W Va 114 tiljJ " Wh~n lht>y sec u ~ ~ mrl t , _ __ _ _ _ _ ~· · r ~\ o P ~~l' I. LI "\t,S , r A:-.iL' 8 Lltllr dn they k n"' l ilt• lw,1rt t, Lr.C lH O LU X V •\CUL'~ CLE A I\ achh ' N ·lhl r.w uwa y l! ags \\I ll sell HI I(J\;S .!, !,..u ~ ' IJ< II Il Jp.l tlmt nl " " 1 1 lm;l' m rr.wn l'liml< :u o ~ I 493 l1R~oln St. Th al IH' Ii .. ru ltHI •1111' 'tn t I ' ~ tor J,,.~~ ••mc due fl;41 .'> 0 }>a > 6056-J Middl•po" '1 L L 1 . ~ I'•H•H't liV 1 \ r.; !lct').'c'l 1 t'o1 ... ne Sa dl y mJ~ ~;cd 1JY "i :; a wa "m mr'Ji\ S ~ou per monw Phone 1 O.l ljt( ('l C h Lll ( n ·n J4~ 11--5-ti\c 11 7 Ill · , · - -. ---,IJ ,\IC\ ~~ SiMPS0N INSURANCE 1 I t A ' ) rlr t-' 1 l •1 1 l1 J'.' 1 J\gl'llts, J\11 (1/'!leport. Fire, AutoH I~ I 'O~.~ I- ;,::.Jo.lJ SlNt .~ U - ~1<; ZA 1; 11 •b_llt , Ho nes Phone 631~ ,1 bt!Wing lll ii~ h i ne L 1ke uew On · TWO STOk~1 J)( IOHS ti 8 ' ); 2' 8" t:n r , JL)'w ~tover :ji:J[JOOO 1'<1 )' l'honrR,Hme3651 ll -5 ::Jtp 1 !.LUbl Insurance 19:1 7 l'I.YM OU IIItJ IYL ~ Jll lb ul! ));;. L! Ii{'tl ol $14J00 1'1 -----------·--- 4 door sc>d an A (]!',Ill luf'.tII 'l '' 1 \" 1 '·" lJ " IJ\I l'lJ'l· '1'1 ) S ll' I ---. tlli'J!L s :j>!:IOO per monlh Pli orrr ' ' ·' ~ '' • • LU MI'LE'l~ JNSUltANCE PRO· owned r .rr Sl ,tnd ,J irl s 11ill A , l l ' l'r u ~ w1 !h t lu a s l t ll 'l~ tH•cs I · , ,, real ~a!!. sa --·r !ll.llti H" I , l'nr11 .1-13 _ _ _ _ _ _ : 15-htc , rl u ;, amr nt• <l w ldl J·Jfe s l lt d aon L1fc, Auto, ~Jr~, PoHo, 1 111 1 ~· roy 11 7 6to.: Nt ,l Il l ZIG ZAG .S~W I N G i\ li\ I\ 11 \ tU y S h nJ I !' hone ti2a i X I ~I I Dun Mills, Ml~.;dleport, 0 10 -t nmt· Makeli h utu n !w lc8, ;,( w~ 11 fi htc 1956 { HI':VIIOLJ·; f J!IO VB, $1 111:'1 - - - -- · un bullon s, uml m.u1 y fan c:r de -, - - - --- - - - - - 2 door ~cthtt A 1111, 1 I( .Ill 1 ,!1' Wllh K& ;.1 t.SHJTr ILl 1 4 1 11 1 f: 1 1 ~ litaru l,l rr l t riln ~m Ls~w n 1!1.11' 11 Suld ttew ful" o\1'1 r ')r 1-<enr - , -C""C. $JOO 00 l'ay off balamc $13100 - - - - - - .. 5 ROOM IIOUSI!:, WITH BATH, l j 7 fd ( or $900 mont h !'hone 343 , Nl' W- 0:-.I E OJ. TWO HOOM S-lf)catcd at 111 Locust St. Naco 1 1 5 Ut e fur off rl e spac" uver Uulton"B 1967 llUIL K C F ~ lliJ l Y 2 IJ \IO JI lOt'iltiOn Melvm Hood Dr ug Slorc Phone 0009 $1 99:5 Jl ,, rrJ lop J' o WI r S(I•I' TIIl J.: 11 2 30tp IU 281 21c } 1owt•r ltiitkt's ]1 ~ nari11 W dnv t Z 3 1\.IA! L lo AS STUVI!:S l'IW..: ~; Sol Radw and hr•,t lN 1\l.~tttmrr ' s, t .~t li H::7 l}t ttll Sl , Mi dtllc Jl<tll , J ' .\ Ifi\ I I · J'oj ' l ~ l ,,J! liJ U Y 11 5 .:tt. l'omcruy-~ ---~ I 1 7 lill 1uor t ! hr" , lUt HI ~ 1856 I'UNTI.\t ' VI! 2 1)01)11 $1,211:'1 o\ l-W IIJhO l' ATTI· HNS I' LA S II C - -· - Chae ft 11 m ~ J'(I ,m Jl yt lr.t inil tlr wt lldr1w hiHHis ii.!LII sh,jdcs, Vent Apartments, People'• Ttrnce •nd HadL o, hi'Hit•r Spii r klm ~ "' L ~ ru l.it n tJimds, ull kmd s und coiOJ s j Vale St., oft Butternut Avl., POMEROY - ti room frame, bath, al t~~o o tun1• tur1Jli"L M' a nd wlnlt• I· illl' r g lu ~s u WJlll\1~~. L .y 111ld Pom•roy. Phone 3l8·Y 1 ptwchcs, outbuilding, nnd several lots $420000 ftmsh Very cl c~ n 1 \l ;w ll rra r'~ Ni g ht 1111111e pla tt•s all kawl ~. 11 l 3otp R.ACINE ---.: t..ar,(!c corner lot waa a Pomeroy , II 7 -L< Alum mum l.jdt!tlnl Hll )nnd s -·s <•J'VHe 11tatwn nt•cds paint and rret• }~s llmate , Dul(• Wippel FfJUB ROOM A.I'AH n W N1; WITH 1932 \1. '1'0"1 F~JIW I' I< 1\t~ fl x tur~ s $2:>00 UO some Stl]lpl y :ll5 Unl(jJl A~erult' II( w hil llt In kltclwn Pnviltr good c ondLIJnn $40000 11.u rv 1. 11 ::10-liUit f'nlrMi l'l l'h tmc ltucmc 2261 100-ACRE FARM - Jdl'al for bllef l'll lllt'ruy tlh ru tirqwn llw ~ lt'l Oh lu II 7 !II ]I <'a ttic 50 acres In cultlvBlLun, ltJ :11 tilt• some tllnlwr, good house and ::1 SPINI!T PIANO l'tHlN.I•, bu!'ll~ $80UH UO 1037 FOHJJ CUStoM CUCKLER RIAL TV 840 J or aee Andy t.ru ve r , WAN'I Ell It~;SI-'O~SUJLE I' ARTY (I 41 In tilkc O\CT !L~w monthly pay VIRGIL TEAFORD, Sales,...n li:J 5 t~ Pomeroy Huule 2 men l ~ 1111 11 Sil!nct p1ano Can ht' ~ IW0'1 UNi''U UNI::;UJ::!l Af'Ail'l" BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y lit·t•n lur,rlly Write Credit Marr 1961 CHEVROLET, IWO llOII H, men! Close to K r o~:cr~ l'hrrs 11 7 3tc heater, 11tand<~rd s han $ 17~ H!-:N , l' o Box 216, ShiJibY · tme lJce~.:IP 11 3 12lc Pbone B3a Y, Exce llent tundl · \- ill~. lndumu (10) lb 17 23 24 FULH ltOtJM HOU SE WIT\1 BATH FOll .SAU: S8Vl!:N ROOM Modern :HJ:ll i Jl ] lj 711t( Uon l i .J,II(I home wllh. garage Out of high sto rm don rs and I!!Ludnw s, full water Splcntlir.l neaghborhood. h!ISt•rnenl. aut omllllc ~;a s heal 1904 Ml!.HCUHY l•tll!ll lltHIIt ~ll l tll . AllNti <<JAL llf<:AT~H On Jl,lull.wrry Ave, Phone 316-J. I u ll Yu"n n t .uod ! uttda uo n l'hun c 9-l::t J $500 110 Lot·n lrt l il l Hlll$ Lmt·oln llc ilo:hts tiedan 10 24 3otp ll!t61JJ ll<ltlt c 0-31~2 Cull Hrathlllll l4:i07 nftt!r 4 p m. 11 -<IJtc FOR SALE ALL MODERN FIVE htG c::...n UN4 C.rrt (ALL LY 11 ~,921 (iEltMAN sm:l'- FOUitRooM llottSF oN LIN 1 room cuttage, Brownr-tl Avenue Ml lt'lakn 1M Modalt Alm flltlr s AK< 7 wl'ck s oltl crrln llt•aghts ~HII furnace Matidleport Gal flacr furnace, M:ITJII:OPOLITAH ( ,r111rl hl tllltl lrm· • thurlos .\ol · Phone 'l:lll dt£•r 1, M ll4-tfc 1'1.1 bat~" full bast•ment. two lal•• lu" Dnnald :\k .\nhur 1\1 No 50 _ _ _ _ il___ _ __ __ car &::ara~e. $650000 pn..ne .. --... I I .. or tJA.~-~-~~~··· e I --- I Auto Soles I Cucltlu ((ultt For Rent I .. . -to - for 2 lnF t utws N~·w AND LSFIJ -'-· - _ ' ·' ' ' TOYS 1,; PRICI l 41111 4!'i r]llll :mi.' CUI'h New 3,J BALE TO ~'I'AK' J. t<' IUIJAY , NOV ! p ill , rt'lo:tllar $.1011 Our prlct• J.3 until &Up)lly lS l' !lliuu ~ ll• d :til Oil F 111•'s Nnw•lty ShoJl, Mid Will mdudr. ideal ))oil~. itt•ml'U / d lt port Ulwn t'Vt'tilll!: unlll 7 :m Pill llt16te .tWmpur Houm, Hublt.v .:uu uud h0111er sell, truck~ and ~ar~ 2 c;o t lll \1ILK lOW!' IHII.o\NH ~an)' 11cml' Jtt•rncmbl!r lite S earl~~ Hulland l'hont' 24ti211 .1tte Open un111 7 30 p, 111 II 6 Jlt Flfe Nu\'t1IY :Shop Mtddh•port --- JD-.:.t718te IQ."JH - 41 f1mt Ltllf'rly llnu~t· -.:.:.:.c. - - - ---- .. -- - - 'frurl1•r , W.111hl•r unrl 1hY1'r 2A ' 17 .\JON1U OL[) TIIUIWUUil- ~ alumLuUtll ,JWI !tnJ.:, lwo lwdtntllll ~ BRt:V lriah &!ttf'f fur wood be<~· Htl11Mnnahl4' D11nny YonkN, Nt•w a:le, cont1ct Uana Wtnebruuncr, Haven, \li. Va II 1:1 6\(" Syraeuse. II 2 tHp 19) ~ale__ • _ ____ _ ___'!!_ ~tt• INIUJ.Y IORGHUM. OlliS GAUL, SUM ner, Oblo. l'hone Yukon :i 240::1. PJeue brin& cont.amu1. 11-Njp. USED PANTSI SHIRl'S, JA ...'KETS and women's drel!lel, oew Joe 11 CIJTJ Out, 564 l.ocu1t Sl , Middleport: _ . Iu-2830tp I H&ATING STOVE EXTRA GOOD ' euditlon. Phone 934-J 11-4 3lc FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ---- Dt:ALER FOR PHONE 418 (20! -=------..,.---- Leqa/ No~ice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Busin~ss Services C••• No. 12,914 ~- --By virtue of an execution duly TEAFORD'S GARAGE AT CHES· bsucd out or the C'nurt nf Com· TEU Anti fn•ctr, tires and 11110 Plca:o~, Mclgll County , Ohio, tn mon rcptur at rc.rsonablc prtccl. the 1'11.1e of R~l'd Jeffent agslnlt II 6 6tp Chesler and Mane Barnhart, upon A-11-! -CONDITIONING, RE>"RlGER· a judgment therein rendered, and .ttion &ervice. Jrict'a Refrlgera· b('lnlil l a!e N11. 12,91<4 In sald Court. tlon, New Havfln , Phone TU· 1 will offt'r at Public Sale at the 23637. 6·23·tl front door of the Court Home in sotd M1•igs County, OhiO, on the CLILAJotO$ l9tlt rtay of No>Jember, 19~9. at & TV R•palr 10 oo o clock A. M Uu~ follawml Phone 200 goods and chattela, to-wit: Pomer•w, OMo. 1-19!'1 Model Farmall {..\ij) rractor w1th rear whoel wetghts: CUSTOM BUILT KJT\~ HEN DE· 12-wnv IZ'" l'low for m(lunlutg: signed for )'OUr hom : t'ree es· tlmatea Foreman and Ahbott, on Cub 1;-,actor, 1- 6 ft smgle gang pull type l'hOJ 1e fi'U\4· Y, 8·6-tf diSC AUC1"1PNCIR J_:_Cultlvator for 'Cull; l '---~,-~~--==-.,...,_,_,_.,..J rt:N ROOM UOU~~ WITH TWO bll.lhrooms ot tiOtl East Mmn Strccl, l"ttmero), Ohio. llo\asc n1u.<tt be torn down or removed Wllhi n thirty dHy8 Phone Ber nard 1- ullz, Pomeroy 400 II 2 61 c Legal N:>toice ( 171 Help Wanted Pomeroy, Ohio Massey-Ferguson New Hollond Solar Permanent De Laval 1• lJHNISIIl',ll 'vlOUI~IlN 2 6044-.t.. 10.20-Uc lwdruunr rqtt ~a rrs uparlmcnt l'hnllt' tl41U 1 I 5 61p _ ------~ __ UNI-UHNIS Hf~ U MtHli~ ltN 4UOOM NOTICE op; SALE anti ha~h 11partnwn1 ['honr 6419 l:lld~ Will b~ rc('Ptved at the Of· 11 [> t!ljl - - - - - flct'S of Wchster & rultz. Allor· FOUH !WOJ\1 HOU SE ~>\51' MAIN nt' ys, PomNny N1H10nal Bank st tall 210 ll -53tr Building , Pomeroy, Ohio, un111 NOV· .a H00:\1 IJUliSE AND HAll! , !tiM emtwr 14, Hlti9, at 10 o'clock A M Lmwln H!:lll, l'hvuc 321 -X r•c for lh!! !!ah' o£ the Carrt(' M Dod· 11014ti, Galll]l\lh ~ II 7 6\Jl rHI I:e real rstatc. s~ud real estate con~lsl~ ol :1 sax room bnck dwel· .1 lHHJM JIOW:i~; ANil ' 1\AIII lin!: huu11c with bath and double Lui'> er lilld of Pomeroy Cull car garagt' rull basement S11uat tiH;i 11731l' l'd on lar~e lot at th.e l'Omf'r of Ash :md Svcamow Strt'els m the tl 1100\1 111\lCK OUPJ fo: X ,WITH Vll'a~c oC '.tiddleport, Ohio llolrllll\t', 143 Bullernut Ave 'I he real estate 11 appraa11cd for J>honr 4tll -.l 11 7 6ll' S~!'iOO 00 and cannot be sold lor less than thf appr111sed value fo'LOYD E DAVIS, Ad· mmlstralor of the E~tate ROUTE Mf::-1 WITH EXPERl· of Carrro }I Dodr!dge, ence. We furni sh Lruck Must dl'o.:eased huvc reaponlibJIJty Call in {11) 6. 7 , 9, ]I, 12 13, ~tc per~>on . Good t·umLnlsslon ABC Clcuners, Mason, W Va. 11·3-&tp, GOOD CLEAN LUMP COAL r ail Rutland, 2-4932 Orvltrf' Hogue JI ·S·:Kltc Fl TRNITURE FOR SALI<~ CALL Yukon 53313 at Long Bottom , Ohio, l I 5·3tp ..... ...... te-mpl•tt Mnrlce Crltt 8rtdlortl FR SALE ' ELEe"l'RIC ST0\1>: . ...... ,.... ... Contect baby bad and mattreu, blilby A. C k•Monl, lWei ... Ohle scatea, tmaU kitchen csblnet, 2 amaU w:a1 he£ters. Phone 428 o-Jill-11 after 6 P . M. U"'-lfc lt. :>lower lor mounltnl On1--4\1 Cub Tractor : 1 -Wh~elbarrow; 6 ·00 6 :10 8:30 7:00 ' ·sa By LOUIS CASSELS Unlt.d Press lroternatlon1l PARIS UPl - ftre Catholic 1church tn France Is grappJJng boldly w1th a task umquem reli1 gaou~; hislory It IS trymg to re-convert a nom· Jnally·C tmstaan n11.l10n that has .apsed mto paganism. EcclesJastlcal leaders hke Maurice cardinal fo' eltm, archbishop of 1 Paris, are completely reallsttc WINTII'S COMI-Tbe ..euon'l f1rwt bi& one blallketed South Dakota With u much a.s 13 about the sltualion that confronts lllchel of mow, IIJld thla trailer truck oMrtUI'Iled lD it near Sloux i'allL The, trucker, from the church They descnbe France Minnuota, waa iDJured., pd neltha wu the load ol bop as a 'de-Ct>nstianu:ed" country ~~=c=;-which can be won back to the churcb only througb earnest, unagmative misstonary efforts French bishops are not mdulgmg m Gallic overstatement when they call modern France a "mlsSIOn field" Although 94 per cent of the people art baptized Catho lies, surveys md1cate that only about 20 per cent actually practice the faath And thas 20 per cent as dt awn primarily from the rural areas of the provtnces and from the upper economic groups of the cLUes Working Clau Shuns Church Among working class Frenchmen, the number of practicing Cathohcs IS much smallea· A careful rheck m one urban industrial parish showed only 600 regular ~hurc h goers m a population of 19,000 persons There Ia one parIsh wh1ch hall not recorded a baptism, marnage or buraal for 20 }Cars Many historical factors have contributed to the estrangement of the French masses from the church For centuries before the French revolution, the church was closely Jdent1f1ed With the privileged clu.!lel. The revolutton of X.151Xns-Pilot Scott en.fteld eroiiM In tront ot the wncll:lid X-115 I'Ciclc.et plane after 1789 was as much a revolt against an emerpney land!Dg at Roa&mobd Dry lAke. C&Uf~ followiDI an qploaion and f1re the church Itself as against the aboard. A. waminllla'ht ID the cockpit told him there wu a ftre. 'lbe luldtnl wrenched monarchy whu:~b It h.ad supported, the coakplt IQooe from the not of the ,_!ago. "WO'vo got to...,. the plano aptut to llod Although antl-chmcalism, m the out what h&ppelled. .. Crollt1tJld aaid. nae of active hostllity toward e ch.urch, has declmed marked· ===c~-------------­ rt~af-t tor WollQds recetved durmg 1n recent yean~, many French· r.- 1-, -~. -,;,,,-,-r-h ~a-n_d_l_ ca-p-~m --a wqrld War U whde serving 1n the men shll regard the church as a ·bulwark of pohtlcal conservatum country where poUttcal radicalism Pac!IIC '!heater. Mixer was serv· Mr. and Mrs Roy Wmebrenner, ts strongly entrenched 10 the mg In Hawau whell the war started. Wtlliam Gordon and Elizabeth Merworktng classes upon returmng home ln 194~, he rttt visated Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Another baBtc factor Is tbat reh served wun tbe Parkersburg Police Weaver Jr. and children, Lmda glon 1n }<'ranee had tended to de- Dept. Mtxer ls a graduate of the NOTICI OF APPOI NTMINT Sue, Tommy, Michael and Peggy, g~nerate mto formal observances MIIJlary POllee school and the at Oceana, Virg1ma, the past week. Eilltcutrlx --as one Jeau t scholar put tl, Crtmtnal lnvestagataon Scbool. He E111t1 of Edith H. Mtllory 1 "there was more superstition than ptanB to retu-e .trom serv1ce fol· De~IHd fa1th" - and h«!nce was partacuhn·- wwmg his current assignment. HIGH • lOW TEMPS Ca•• No. 18,265 'lbe Mtxers have been ltvmg at Not1ce rs hereby given that Mar· Jy vulnerable to attack by the md· NEW YORK UPI - Fraser, Colo ton Ehersbpch whose POflt Office ltant athetsls of the 18th century 2349 Norton Drive, Augusta, Ga., wnere he Rat been stt"viJl& as 1·Sgt. with a temperat~ ~ng of 17 addreM 1s Pomeroy, Ohio, bas "age of reaaon.'" been duly appointed as Executrix Olstruat Not Quickly Ovtrcome wuh 'Jramma: Co. ' £, "ftie" PrOvost degrf!es below zero, was the noChurch leaders know that this &~alilllaU ueneral School at Fort Uon's coldest spot this mornml!, of the Estate of Edith H Mallory the Weather Bureau reported late of Meigs County, Uhlo, de- hlltltagc of bitterness and distrust o.:rordon, cannot be quickly overcome They Girl Scout Troop 119 and Brow- ThursdaY'II high was 89 degrees re ceased Dated lhls 8th day of November, have ~mbarked, w1th humahty and me Troop um held a Halloween I"'S,;r~d•;;d;:'~1~~0~'1~•~nd=o~,__:F~I•~·~ · ann 1959 determmation, on a long · range varty, 'i uesctay evcmng tn .stewart Tex. t' H O'BRIEN effort to show skeptical French- tiii.IJ. Guest& lor the eVening were Judge of the Prob&te Court men lh a l Ch rillII am"t Y IS no1 an members of the troop committees. PoOtiNII Scores Meigs County, Ohio empty ritual nor a toll of the vetJ· t·mes were awaraed tor the Ul· ST. LOUIS UPI - Bob (Buddy) _ __ __ (11) 7, H. 21, 3tc ted mterests. ttelt, pretuest, and most original BBiaUner, who quit a Blmilar Job One project on whlcb much prog· C<IStumes m each troop. tD days ago becauBe he found he ress has already bei!n achaeved 18 ..,iimes were conaucted during couldn't out talk Dizzy Dean, has the revitalization of worship. Lit· the evening Dy Mary }.-'ranees Biae, signed to broadcast 1he St Louil NOTICI OF PU"ILIC SALE In pursuance of 1n Order Gf the urg1cal reforms h&\'e made the rtol)erta frUilseU, Linda Spencer, Hewlu' National Basketball Asso games Blattn~r pla)ed Probate Court uf Meigs County. celebration of maso more mean- Mary l!.;lhel Tayior, Janet llolaina:· elation ma:ful to French Catholics. There cr, t.:aro1 Nichols and Nola Myers. with the New York Giants from Ohto, I Will offer for sale at Public is heavy emphasis on the eongte· INS 00 1940 Auction on the 5th day or Decem· gation'H duty to partlclpste rather Charlotte Dunt, Janet ijetzer,j ~~.;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. her, 1969, at 10 00 o·cloek A M., than s1t as PINIVe spectator~. 1 1 N<>rrnta Nacbols, Karen Cartet, Pa,·ll at the front dour of the Court A massive output of scholarly :Snutn aud Sandy Truseell aerv· House In Meigs County, Ohio, the literature, by bath clergymen and reueshmenta or dougJmute. Cl· lollowmg desertbed real estate, sit· laymen, has helped to restore relland llool aid to tbe troop and uated in the County of Meigs and gion to a pos1tlon of intellectual gueeu. Tab~e deoorallone State of Ohio, to wit: m~oc bY the Browmes and re:spectabiUt,y. In fact, tbe most The followmg real estate situated obvious signa of rella:ious revival Bmail wat<:hes hata and br.p m Salem Township, Meig11 County, m Franco today are amonil the of candy, Hour Ohm, and bounded and descnbed lntellectWJia, particularly the stu Hooc1 ta Wells, Delores B1ae, Contad as follows. to-wtl · Being In Sec. 7, denll and faculty of great untver· '\\'a1tos, JOin Ann D•via, Town No 8, Ranae 15 ln the Ohio aities like' the Sorbonne ~prague and Patty Dont Company'" Purchase Tbe churth is also livmg down 011 111e Clean-up Committee, Begmnlng one hundred rods west 111 reputation as a citadel of poUt· were Karen of the southeast corner of said • leal stand-paltlsm. To 1 degree Patty FOR section. thence , west sixty rods, that alarm• many conservauve IJnda INFORMATION thence north eighty rods to the Cathohea blshopa and prietls are earland of Jl' J Wyeth; thence east t.aklna ~utspoken, liberal stands dxty r~fl11 to the land of Clarence on such U!ltuea 1118 the Algerian war Barnes, thence south eaghty rods snd the socialization of industry. to the place of bellnnmil contain· The hardest lask Ia regainmg ' •BALDWIN lng 80 a('fts more or less, the confadena::e of the working eWURLITZER The;. ,Paid premise• are appraised clauea. Th.e church has a::oncluded at $1 ~ 00, and must be sold for that It will accomplish UtOe by od OTHER FAMOUS = I Syracuse Legal Not-ice Legal Notice BABY SITTING SERVICE 35c An Jaycette Members PIANOS not leq than two-thtrd~ of said ~ppralaed value. Terms, Caah ill 1iand upon delivery of Deed. Alma Miller • Adminiatn· trlx of the Estate ot Ern ett L. Goff, deeeaeed. Webster and f'ultJ Attorneys for Administratrix (lll 7, 14, 21, 28; (12) 4, ~tc Legal Notice Cue~2,911 C S OLIVER, whoee piKe of re ce 11 unknown, is hereby notified that on the 2Blh day of september A. D. 1959, Mill' Oliver, belnJ plaintiff, filed her peti· t1on aaaiaat l1im aa defendant ln the Codrt of Common Pleas, Melp County, Oblo, -, CaH No. 12,831, praylq for divorce from the uld Charles Oliver on the around• of iJrosa neiJtct of dutT and extreme cruelty, and plalbtiff alto PriYI for other proper reUel. Said eau~t Will be ror belrina: on or after tbe tth da)' of Novemb@r A. D. 1951. MARY OLIVER Crow, r.row l Porter, Attorntoyt f~r Plaintiff (9 26; uu) 3, 10. 17, 24. Ill; (11) 'l'tt - -....-- - I 1 1 1 preaching to the worken or urg-~ it{~:!:;:~;.~ ing them to come to mass. The Ural step Is to &end some dedicated Cbrutilna to live and work among tbe poor, to share tbelr worrte. and concerns and give ~-~.~J:';~• leaden art 11ri. L7le them a hvlnl example of ' Chrii-IJ and Mn. A. C. Stewart. ttan faatb in action llelzer, Mn. Paul Nlch· Ernest Wbltebead are ReedsVille News Of Social Note 'M/SJt Robert G. Mixer, san of Frank Mixer, 1104 (feor1e-st, ParkenbllrJ, hit wife, the former Nina Lou Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mtt. Lee ' '\Vallaee of Reeda'Yille, and their children, Robert G. Jr., Patrielt A., Sheila t.., 1nd Debra L., will be returtdn& soon to Reednllle where Mn. Mixer and tbe eblldren wiU retlde unlil they l'e(elve orden to iO to Germany when Sgt. ':lllxer baa been auilfled. M.SJt. M.iJ:er bu been In ae,rvlce llinee October UND and ls the holder many eombat decoratiOI'II Includlna the Brof!Je star. wlth Oak Leaf Clqater and the Purple - --- - or PIZZA PIE P • - • • - 1- 2-wht•el Trailer; l - Hay llake Terms of Sale : Cash m Rand on YOUI WIITINOHOUII OIALIR da~e of Sa le TV AND 4.PPLIANCI$ HOLSTEIN COW 2nd t.:ALF DUE Hobert C. Hutenbach 1 Sheriff •. 80011. Trade ror beef heifl!!r or COAL, OIL & GAS FUINACII Mei;o County, Ohto 11cll Herb Uradtleld, HarmonAINOLO"S ville, Ohio. 1l 7 3~p ,._. U6-Y \ SrNCUM, Ohle ~-------- (~I) .. ~. 21<' ------------ 4:80 8 ·80 ly 1n Europe. This I• OM of nvenl dls5NtchH In which M is r~rting on r•lltlout fty ... opmentl:"abrud. han on :3 II !' Hnlar) \lower 2:J In Wh11lpuul nrvr r H ( A fcle vlsl011 ·:n lludJo; e 4 rluor CJ r Ar1 d lr1<m Y other ;~ r i H ' ' OV.' :""W H 1 !.. 11dr• r, unno I ,~ alP r llml ut ~t•d h\ J"li<icltuJd A uc I {lO ll lo (fill nr,ldiiiTfl <\ Udlrln l 'l A l Br:tdlr lord \l,,iuger Not Re ~ ponsible For Atcu.lenh Lunch wtll I.Jc ~ t' T V l'l.l by lhl' <h urch I ! 7 titr O~.,----,..-...:..:.__ _ _ _ _• Nov H l{u,ul Hu~s KARR & VAN ZANDT ot H 01' dear fathe r. Olio Lo hn \\lw f'd AT Hid~•· r' Cllannel3 - Saturday 4 ·00 • • • • • • - ('l'he Natloa'a New Title Senalloa AI) Crows Steak House WEST MAIN STREET I • - - ..... POMEROY 11:30 9:00 9 .30 10·30 tHKJ ~1 : l0 L1 :15 1 Oil ~ - tiS 6 00 6 :02 6 .3() 6 :38 Channei 3-Monda) ('-40 Modern Sctence 'fheater !S .45 Sign On Saturday Theatfr 6:00 COJ1ilnental Clau:room William Tell \ News Picture · 9 00 Kat ie Doonan Show ~: 30 Comedy nme I, Sports Roundup Waterfront UJ:OO DnugJo Re Ml I Saturday Night Jamboree !0·30 Treasure Hunt Bonanza I 11:00 Prlte ill Right Man and the ChaUenge 1 t l :SO Concentntlon Th.e Deputy t2:00 T1c Tac Dou~b Five Fmgers 12!:30 It, Coutd Be You Law of the Plainsman 1:00 Mid Day NewJ 1\lt'W'> He111\ll._ ' 1:1ti Movletime Weptt,c>r311t 3 00 Young Dr, Malone Shuckwateb 3:30 From These Root.R '\1!11"1 (Iff 4:00 Hause on High Street 4 30 Spilt Personality 5 00 SteAmboat Ball Sign On 5·30 Sgt Preston This is th~ Ltie 8.00 Steamboat Bill TV Chapel 8:111o Jim Thacker Sh,,w All May Be One 6·23 Weathercast Sunday Mo~e & 30 N~wa P.cture Cleveland Browns 6 45 Huntley Brlr.!ley Report NBC Opera 7:00 Huckleberry Hound Meet the Pres& '1':30 People arc Funny News Picture Riv~,.boat 8.00 Love and Marriage Sunday Showcase 8·30 IBob Hope Show 9:30 Goodyear Theater "':bevy Sho• Lorette Young 10:00 Steve Allen Show Wlchita Town 11:00 News rieadllllu NeWs He.. aWltl U·lO weatber-.all· ll: 16 Jack Paar. ShoW Wtatbtm!ut: 1:00 • Slln Off Nltewatcll 7:00 '1' ·01 7•30 7 31 8 ·00 , ,oo Todoy $ 0I 8 30 8 3~ 9:00 9·01 9 30 I 9 : 3~ 11:4~ 12:00 ~2:45 1:00 2:00 4:10 6:00 6:30 7·00 8:00 o·oo 10:00 10:3.0 11 ·oo 11:10 11:15 - I f:<* ' Reeonl llop '1:30 Diu Clark SboW 8 00 Sea' HUnt 8 :30 Leave it to J)flavet Q·OO Lawreoc& Weill Show to,oo Jobn.. u. s. A. l1 :00 Up-to-the-lflaute News U ·\D Late Show ..:':00 St\tdto W1'81tuftt ~'00 All Stu Golfl SadlY-C:hnnell lll.oQII John Hopklnl nit IUO Bllbop Pika 1:00 College Newt Conference 1 ,3o Chlldrao'a Gospel Hour 2:00 77th atncal Llneen 3=10 $0Clal f!eturlty In Action Ull Guided Tt>or t:QO <loeb llearlol 1:)1) Champloublp Brldp 1:00 Paul \Vindl.U Sbow 4:30 Bt6ten Arrow 5:00 lllatt)''s Sunday Funnies &:to 1:30 1 3!S 2 3{} 2 :3~ 3 00 3.01 3 :30 a 35 4:00 4 01 4 30 4 35 5.30 5 .35 J\olll!ir Derby Channel 8-Mond:11 8:00 Ding Do"lg Scbool Movie 2.:00 3:00 ':30 4.:00 ti:SO 1:00 1:30 f'l :40 6:45 7:00 Mr. Ad01ms and Eve Restless Gun Love Thlilt Bob Music Bingo Way of Life Day In r.ourt The: Gale Storm Show BeAt the Clock Who Do You Trust American Bandl!t.and Rin Tin fin San I rancisco Beat Yoor Esse. ReDflnC Weatherman John Daly News CQlt 46 8 30 Bourbon Stooet Beat 9:3G Adventures Jn Paradise 1D.30 Man Wlth A Camera 8:10 Tbe Alaskan• 10:10 WDrl<l of Tllent 11:00 Tba NeW8 'l'Onilbt 'l'be News TQnlgnt Scannlnl! the Weather 11:10 Sporll'l Report 1:16 Late Show 12.45 Sian Off ·- - - - J:SO Lawman 1 00 The Rebel steve Donovan, Weetem Ml\l'lh111 IUD So Tllto II HoiiJwoocl 'l:bb '&old Adventm ':30 Jack Benny Hour 8:30 Wllnted-Dead or Alln t'IG Mr. Lueky , t:ie Have Gun, Will Travel 10!00 Gunsmote 10:30 Not For Hire 11:00 11 O'clock NeWJ u.~ll 'tbeater J,so s••• o11 13 Silnday-Qlannel13 8:00 Revival Crutade 9:30 American• at wort 11!4& Christlan Setenee lO:OO Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 Look Up and Uve 11:00 U. N. in Action 11:30 Camera Three lUIS New11 12·00 Rev. Elwood Gibbs t:r.ao Rev. Willard Wllcox 12:4& Notre Dame Football 1:4~ Pro Football Kickoff 2:00 NFL Game 4'45 Inside Football D:OO Oral Robert& 5:30 Q • E Collep &wl 8:00 Small World 8:30 Tbe T9rentietb CeotU!'J' ':00 ldlle 'UO Dennis the Menace 1:00 Ed Sullivan Show D:_:'OO::::::G:E,.:Til=oo'-te-'_____ 8~rt1 Desk S;JNDAY 7 4:1 Slsn On 7 46 Newa Headllnet-WeatJwr 7 ·47 Sunday Chape l uoo Rev Montgomery (Rutland Ml1110n The Sunday Show New• HeadltneJ·WP.ather 9 ·01 "fh e. Sunday Sbo• 10:00 Ne wa Headline' Wf•ther 10:01 The Sundav Show 11 ·OO NewR Headlinea-Weatller I l 01 TJu• Sunday Show 1130 Rf'v . Weill (RuUand Church Of Christ) 12 00 Noon News 12 ~~ P ag~ v!ll~ Apostolic Church to 12·30 Was bmgton Reports the People 12 .45 SiK'ial Security Show J .00 Sunday ShOwcase 2:00 News Headlines-Weather 2·01 Anniversary Showcase 2 ~0 Broadway Showcase 3 OtJ ,News Headlines Weather 3·01 Sunday Showcaae 4 00 News Headlines-Weather 4 :01 Sunday Showcase 6 00 New" Reaa~tnes-Westher ~ · 01 Sun~ay Showcase 6 00 News 6 0~ Sports-Weather 6 10 Take FlVe 6 15 Sundown Serenade 6 45 Sign Off TH' JURY FINDS 'IE GUI LTY Of SPEEOU(, FlffilAND TOURJsrfR.... POUERS! I Mo~orcade Football Preview Werner's Top Ten Noon News weekend News Hea~Jlines'-Weather Weekend News Weekend Ohio News Weekend News Headlines-Weather Weekind News Weekehd News Headlines-Weather Weekend News Weekend Community-Loeal New1 NaUonal News Mrs. Irene Jackson ~ Wilkesville, visited With Murl Galaway and diS· cussed house plants jljrs Amy Mc.A(ee of lAgan has b&r..Oi s ptndmg: some tame herewith• her cousin Mrs. Ncy Carpenter. They rl!t->enily accompanHld T J Huh'her Ia Strasburg where they were guests af Mr. and Mrs. Rus· sell MOI)' H anl.l :lfr. and .M~ , Sidney Parker and fam1ly for two days. )tr and i'l.rs Delb11rt Cox and family, Columbus, spent sunday after· noon w1lh the Hilbert cox family . ' .M:r. and Mrs. Elba McKnight, Sharon and Georije of Columbus were weekend gu~sts of her parents Mr. and Mrs Fern GiUogly. 'Mrs. Ruth Starkey, Miss Susie Nelson. and Mr. and Mrs T. L Brookhart and Barbara were in Mansfleld where they vls1ted with Mr and Mrs. Leland Moore and family, Saturday and Sunday. Marco Escobar, S&ll---~;:F"ancasco, has arnved tG spend S'ome time with his daughter, Mr and Mrs, Gcnf' Jeffers and family Mr. 11nd Mrs T . M. Galnway were Sunday afternoon guesh of her brother, Mr and Mrs. Che!ter Da•- SPOT On Your Radio Dial Theal~r ~~ Channel 13-Monda) 8 00 News 8·15 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Theater 10:00 Morning Playhouse 10·80 On the GO 11:00 I Lt:~ve Lucy 11:30 December Bride 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Search For Tomorrow lt:46 The Guiding Light 1:00 Heart of the Clt:r FOk THIE NEWS Of The Ohio VaHey 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 For Better or For WorM 8 A.M. 2:30 3·00 3:30 '·110 &:111 .Sit 5:00 5:30 Hou.re PArty The MIHlanaire 1'be Verdict Is Yourt Tbfl Brighter Day The Secret Morro The EdJ:e oi Nlrtbt The Three Stooge& The Life of Riley 1.00 Ar+l:lur J. Smith, Newt II 111 1'he Jule Rtvttn Sbow 6:30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Tughoat Annie ?:30 Masquerade Party 3:0\.r Tbe Teun 8:30 Father Knows Pest 9:00 DannY Thomas Show 9:3V DuPont Show of the 'Month 11:00 11 O'clock New• -"'~o30:.:..._~SI::r;n Olf:.:..._,.:__ _ _ _ 1:55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:55 P.M. 12 Moon 5 P.M. ....-. - -·LI'J , A R""FII GASOLINE ALLEY Cih:ohl A r2cil;pt from OoG for an office call! Hy I!:IU\llli B\.tiJJ:tMU,o&.•A - . . - - - -T·-c.=o WE L L ~ -­ ~"v'HAT ' S THAI N OISE FROM N EI GHB O R S YARD ':i' WHAT 'S HE DOING ~ FU N NY jM~Y~=j ley Mr and Mrs 'Mendal Jordan and Walter were in Etna on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs Paul Shell P:nd famaly. They also called at the Allen homes in Mlllersport on their return trip Ohw State Grang~ Gatekeeper, H. E StRrkey and Mrs Starkey, 1have returned from Cincinnati 1where they atl.f:nded the annu.ol Ohio State Grange meetmg. ;rhe Albany Charge Hymn Srng at the Temple Mcthodi&t Church on Sunday evening was well attended Radio. Station WJEH 1000 WaHs 990Kt I Rv CII"OVOt 1Vnfl.inF.R BRANDS .......... 'fnlae4 ........ IACUOI<. • ..,,_ lill ~~~~~~~~·~··~·~r~'-;:;;;;;:~;;~~;;;;;;~~~~~; THANKS • • • To The Many Vaters' Of Pomeroy Who gave me their support and vote of conlldence m the Tuesday elecUons. WINNIE WINKLE CHARLE$7LEGAR Mayor of Pomeroy Pol. Adv. • Ta The Vaten Of USTERN LOCAL SCfiOOL DISTRia .T HANKS ,-ouR FOR :cONriD~N(l,; AND , SUPPORT IN TVESDAY'S 'f:LECTION (:AR'- J. BARNHILL Pol. Adv. ' {• ',,.. :, "\.",·. ' I .' , '· Pat Boone Show 6 ·00 Sociat Set"urity Shcnr 6 Ol5 Sundown Serenade 8 45 Sign ott 990 9·50 Allred Hitchcock PreBenta 10·00 George Goebel Sho1 r 10:30 What's My Line ll:OO Sun•lay Newa \1:15 .... ..*_,,,.;.-, ............._.........., 5 .4~ Tune In The WH::::.:T,..:::N=::.T::-V-_..,..,. .: :_C=--ha=.n ne·l 13 •=00 ~ : 40 SATURDAY Sign On New"- Headline ~&-Weather RFD , Fs1'm Market Report Newa Brea11fslll. Party Newa Headlines WAlther Breakf18t Party Mews Headllr ea·V ~ather Breaktut Party News Headhne1-Weatht'!r Brea:ktast Party Nvws Breakfast Party News Headltnes-Wealher Breakfast Party Communlty-Locsl News Breakfast Party Top Headlrne New• -- I l:O~ 1:00 Club 13 Dan~ Plrty ~~,, Carpenter News Events Of Week 11 00 dlnMI 13 • Saturday -~- - --- - 7·:JO Sbtrley Temple Storybook 8:30 Iobin Ho~ '1:00 traekdotrD f:38 M&Verick ' PERSONALS 11:25 Your Eao Reporter 2:30 .......... . . . . ....... .. .................. .) , , ~ BUCKWHEAT 8:39 Doug fl,1artln Sllow 9:00 Romper Room l1 :30 lZ:OO 12.30 1:00 1:80 -o- . ~- r and childsen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Kautz. Mrs Mabel Swartz, Athens, VIS· 1\ed Sunday walh 'Mr and Mrs. P. By Clarice Allen F l:oblentz Recent v1s1tors of Mr and !1'1rs Mrs Earl Dean was hostess to John Cinther have been Mr and the Garden Club at her home on Mrs Tom Barthf!Jmy and children \\o'ednesday evemng of Dayton, Mrs Eff1e WatBon and Mrs lna Wtlson Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen !lnd Hilly called on Mr and )Irs Char lcB Goeglem, .Flatwoods, Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Hartman of Mr and Mrs llfart :'llollon,.n of Chauncey spent the weekend w1th Sommersvill t>. W va , spent Sun Mr and fdrs Curtis Wolf. Mrs Donald Weadner and son , day w1th Mr and Mrs Harlan Rile Chris, Gallipolis, visited recently and Mr and Mrs W V Rife. Mr. and Mrs Jumor Seyfried with Mrs Harold Hawk and son children of Gallipolil were and Clayton Allen 11pent Friday an Sunday gueBta of Mr. and Mrs, Cincinnati Mrs Chloe Baaley is visatmg rei· Wm. E1t:blnger Sr Mrs. Vzrginia Roush and dauatlves at Anoka, }[mnesota No,·wood Knight IS spendm~ lh1s ~hter, Peach Fork were visitors of week with Mr and Mrs Raymond Mr. and Mrs Norman Weyers· miller recently Elberfeld Mr and Mrs Budd Ridenour and John vas1ted Sunday m Columbus with Mrs Zelda Ridenour and Thelma Mr and Mrs H F Bailey and ~'fr and Mrl'i Reed Jeffers acMrs Georg:e Abbott, Flatwoods companied b,l- her parents, Mr and were TueBdav dinner guests of <Jr Mrs Lester Cordray Athens Route, and Mrs D )I Cleland are vislflng a brother and sister in Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Koble~tz law :W:r and Mrs John Cordray and sou Bellv!Cw, Ohw 11:()!!. Weather Window 11:10 Late Show 10:00 ~ • ·•- Chester S.ociul Society News WCHS.TV C"annel 8 Chcqmel•- Satilnlat 9·SB 00 10.30 1100 12t00 12 15 I "00 I 01 : to Cha!lnel 3 - Sunda) 11:30 -• WMPO Daily Prowam Schedule TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV ChanneJ 3 tell, prise winning ...-it. for UniNd Prell lntern•tion•l on r•ligion In AmeriCI, Is curTent- I Jlt'J ~on ~l Ill\ llrr sst•r 1960 Rambler I .1111 • EDITOR'S NOTE: Louis Cu· McChntock, Racine, Obto 44 30t~ ·808 •5 - -= r"o"E_E_ S"&"o"v""•.c'"•-. --c-68'"4"8. :.l Plt' l ( B 1•Lirorm1 ( U l\t' ( o l ~-> lll <~ n f u e l otl li t'f< lPr SEE THE 1 Otta I u"'n ~ II IJ-l \1 , >lt n g h ol il ' l l{f'frl ~ t· r. ot Dr Spu·d (l tH ( n W<~ shE• r c;-:--;~l"-.-:--- 1 (3) 1 1 19 I For Sale ABSOLUTELY NO Hl'NT I'<l t,; Oli I trespassing day or nig ht o u my property, Gord on PruffJI , Rut land, 0 ll 55tc DANC!N~ - - - Round and Square Saturday mght, Nov 7, ~~ Amen (a n U •gw r. Hall , Wilkeli vlil e, Oh Jo ~1 us1c h y l llff Byfrs and h u :-itr w g Nole s ' 11 (j 2tp PUBLIC SALE Nov. 14. 10 A. M. 11.111ng thP Sta te and Will i Phone 11 ·3-2 !)! pWJJl' f l ) Localed P ' , ru d • off t lie 0 1d ( ou nt y H oa d -::::;::;=::=::c::=::=:::::::::;::;::;;;;;:. ftiJ III Hai' IIH' 10 l'nrli.m d on S ell I R/.TES ( I I Not•ce applt :mce repair • Religious Viewpoints n:J.EVJSIO -N~""RAD """"7Io_&_S_M.,.A '"LL ­ Reguliir su e fl as hlight battenes JOe each. Rowley and Reed, :1'l1d ll 6 tfc dlf' port • • • ~•-... j ,_ . . . - \ - - - - - SPRAV1Nt7 PAINT ON HIS FENce �) ,_ .. ..... . -- . -- 'l. ~ ~ 11--Dady Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 7, 1959 Engagement Is Announced Catholic Women's t;hfb November Meeting Is Held Engaged To Be Wed 1 held Prayer by Father JO;bn T~. opened the Qleetiq, )(n. J&me! Shepherd waa welcomed as a new member. Plans were made to ~e a dinner to the lmpt!!rlal Electrlr Co. on December 17. A speeia.1 business meetma: waa announced for December 10. Baccn. .fall now~.... oi!iii. iiiiiiiii!ii!!!i!ii!i!~- l MARY TERESA MEIER Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Meier, 113 Wehc Terrace ' Pomero;·• Ohio, are announcing the engagement and approaching ma·rriage of their daughter, Mary Teresa, to Mr. Robert' Hansberry Mather. son or Rear Admiral and Mrs. Paul L. Mather of Washington , DC. Miss Meier is a graduate of Pomeroy High School ;,nd of "Th~ Saint J.oseph's School of NurS1hg", Parkersburg, w va , and 1s a Registered Nurse. She~ - a member of the Beta Sigma Ph' s It d · 1 . I oror y an IS presentfr .mployed as Industnal Nurse ut Kaiser Alummum and Ch mtcal Corp of Ravenswood , W. Va , r 1 • IChristmas Fl.ower Show Planned By Garden Clubs On Nov. 14-15 I .Tbc Rutland Garden Club tn co-operatlon wJth the two Middleport Garden Clubs w1U sponsor a Christmas Flower Show on Novembor 14th und 15th at the Rutland MethodiSt 11tate church. There .ue 12 mlmonary organ· Church open to the publ!c at 2 p m on Saturday and at 1 p.m on Suutlay uftcrnoo c::::--c::'--::-c-""- 1zatwns m Norw!:ly with more than I Ci a~~ :1, "Then !'here Were None" 1'he Invitational Cla,<;s 1~ open to - All fohagc, Class 6, "Memones nt•l&hbonng garden clu bB al'!rt the of Summl"r" - Dned materlals, .!lhow Will be judged by un accredit lresh aeccnl permilled; t:lasa 7, ed Judge of the Oh1o Assoclatlon "Hcvt)rC!l('e" - U!>llll:: a religious of Gardtm Clubs. flgurme , Oa111:1 U, "Merry ChmtAH eKhlblh must - ~ In place by mas" -- Yflur favonte Chrt~lm~s Il 11 . m on November 11 arrangemenL The Co\lowina i1 n, ~che<lule : Tll~n1e'.:..:_"Hollday HOU.!Ie" . , - Stictmn V: Open Hou.!lc - !"llv· Sechon 1. Junlon: So Bia~ -Not ontc arrangements by our Garden to exceed 8 Inches; Toys - In a Club Ne1g:hbon. toy eonta,ner Members of all the cluh~ are heSt•cUon · U: Hortlcutturt: . Display tns uked to make at least one en , of Named l.o:vergreem; 0111pay of try ~· or lurlhcr information nwm· iwollng Medtuma for Evergreens, b1•rs may contact ~rs Robert ('a naHoU b\' Plants vuuable for Home day of Hulland, Mrs. Rohert Reibel, ! Decoration. \1rs Garen Stan.!lbury or Mrs. Char· St~etiou IU : Educational Methori11 les Asa Brarlbury of M!d1l leport. for wreatht, Swags, etc , Dned M11ltrial!l and Methods nf process· --;--------,-- ful hberty-lovmg rount"?', ~Y arrJvmg at a deeper reahzat10~ .of Norld umty and the posslblltty for reaehmg mutual understandmg with world peace as It's ultimate end I I .......... It , , lrsell ",,.,It~ RUTLAND Furniture Rullud, Oltlo ons; Books, Mag"'""· etc. Se('Uon IV Dellliln Dlvigion . C'lus 1, "Let us Give Thanks"Th•nkaalvin, toblo orran;ement In· «•dons now.... frUit and/or ,,.,. tabl~ ·. Clan 2, " Winter Wonder· land"-Jnrludlng berried branches; a 111 3, "While Chmtmal',' _ A wbHe 1 runM:~ment, green foliage permitted; l'!a.1111 4, "llo1p1tality''- :::~~~~~~~~~~A~t~'h~.ts~tm~" toblc r • ·- - - -S I Z-Z L-I H-G- -- - -...• ti I I Girl Scout Troop 163 Play· Day iS Held Thursday Crows Steak Hause I honor. In conclu~Jon, day, 111 due to laek of understand· 1 Lalit Thursday afternoon the lng of foreign peoples way of Ide, g~rht tn Middleport Sr.nut 'Tl'oop 163 cultur€1, belief&, stundards and had ll " l~lay Day" fo r the1r regu languagt• She hope11 to reap full tar mecttns .at the Sunshme Cot· hcncllt of her stay 1n thelr wonder· CHAR.. BROILED STEAKS J . I I mutual understandmg Is d1str1buted annually by ftve per· sons elcctod by the Norwegian parliament, which they co n.!lider an and MISS BJerkholt satd that shtl beUeves that the chief part of the conflidl and struggles In the world affain to- lllge. The girls had planned a htke but nuc to weather condot1ons decoded Heath MefLodist II WSCS Meetl'ng game.!l. g1rlforhod her noae bagEach lunch 1he brought afternoon. T0 8e Mon day arrangement; (Por&er HoUM,..New York 81rlpt, Club1 At) bctwe~n couotr!c's. The Nobel Pnze t10n lo stay wt the cottage and pl.ay Tho an~ w s c s. ot the a ..th Met· Leaders of the Troop :l.frs. hodist Church wUI meet th1a MonJames Slmpson and Mrs. M"""li day evening at the ehul't'h m Mid· Swon. • Fourth Birthday ==•=~='!: Of Dennis Hawk Observed Thursday I Thursday I ot ev~nlng dleport tor their re&ular m.. ting. Worahlp leader for the evenana: wllt .. Mro. E . M Blake and Mrs. Emerson Jones Will b c !he Pro· aram leader. Hostessell will be Mrs. Robert Coatr., Mn. Carrol Swanson, Mrs. llobor1 Harr1a 1nd Mrs. Roy Sans· the fourth bury. Raymond Hawk at tbe , home of hill , llolr. and Mra Vanme ~lddleport mother. Mr11. Ethel Hawk, 'served 1re cre~m and ('~ke durtng evt.nlnlil to Mn Curti& Rou1h children, Cheryl. Sylvia, Joyce ~~ond CheAter. Mr. and Mn. Robert H~ye a and Terri Jo. Mr. and Mrs. Badgley and '\1r and Mu M~rJon Hawk of Pomeroy, M .. Shasteen ~uoests when Mn Harold Lalue entertamed her Brldg:e f'lub Thursday evenlna: al her hame, Wolfe Drive. Pr1~ for hi!Jh score was awarded to Mn Shastr.en and aecond to .4.rt! Chflrlea Mullen. 1 Rtfre1hmenl5 were 11er\led by the boatelll to the above named and Mn Se11m Blazewlez, Mr1 W1lliam Clark, Mrl\ John Moore, Mra. Carl ttll!kan and Mrs Rollin N~utzling. PTA TO MlfiT The Rutland PTA ..-ul meet on Monday evening ll• tole high tchool auditorium. High SChool teaehen will he Jn their rooms at 7 .30 to meet with parents und dlecuas any probJem1. The pro1ram will fell· ture a panel of four hia:h school and mu1ic by thll!' Glee Refreanr. ~nt1 w!U be serped. Music ... an investment DAR Good Citizen Church Of Christ Test T oBe Given H?mebuilders InTheMeigs Sch.ools Class In Meeting annual Good Cltlrenship Dine The winner trom Meigs County who has the highest 8core, wiiJ compete with girl winners of ot· he~ counties, m the state First prlae in the state l.!l a $100 s.avinp bond Tbere are llx prizes ranging from $100 t-» ~ Dondtl. Winners nom each school In the county will ~elve a &ood eitlzen· ship pin from the Return Jonathan Meia:s Ch•pter DAJL. A poster conteat for slP.h lradera in Meies County SfJhoola is belna~ planned by tlle local Chapter. The ·poater11 are to rcpJtewnt what America means to them. Moorche~od We have • way wtlh deonlng that wills cllf1om~rs! 8rina: your dry<tlcanmg to our stor-e or Jet us pick lt up .. nd dcltver door. Oall UBI i~ to your dart your child now on a car to·a BUNDY Rutland at 10 a.m., ltancl lnatru•ent Whtn yeu ·IIG)I biAs with _, lola of things can ••ppen. Mlslaktl • can cast you - and can you always remember·where your n.o..,_, . A. chlcklno·..wt pu11 • ·ouid•ol ' . . -·~···--Gil ,.,ur:ljltiKio lag. \'cnl._..." •'!10+;..\4 "lllfw tnd\ Moderotol,y_ODd_to owa,. too. Elberfelds Smoolh·Top and MATTRESS $39.50 ' · CCIII. . . , :,;·1~ !; ' ' CHAIR Blond, All Tranalslor Ballery ~roletl 3 SPEED DINETTES 5 Piece Sel $39.50 9 Piece Set $99.50 ·PHONOGRAPH $39.50 3 PlEa a.-ooM SU'-ITE-.-..-.. -...-.. .,...$-10-0.54" Dresser-.Chest - Bobkrase Bed • 9X1Z UNOlEUM RUGS $4.95 IXIZ TWEED RUGS $39.95 COMFORTABLE Platform Rockers In Durable Fabrics $39.50 As low As ~pui ~!'·~N LiM Of "Pli~VINPE~w_N JIIA.PLE PUJINiTVJIE" 1 • I J:.IVING a'o<Ji -BEDROOM - DINING ROOM . on' ·~ 'Pri<e - 1a kllbt" ODII'V. "Wo IICOMD IT. '* *1ld. '*Rlldne. High * Sthools..wm .luive I Cases Heard . Stu~ents at Rutlaiii!' front ruw seats 'j'ue~ay when 'SQme of their claasmates Jearn the facts of life-on·tb..liigJlways. · John Parsons, Executive ·Head o,. Rutlanct, and Charles Hayman•. Execullve .Heacl9f ~cine, said the event Win be in the nature ·or a test,.demonstrallon, dealgned to diSf,I'OI'e the ............ By Mayor Fisher ()v~r Weekend new p•per, to be publilbed mornma: Monday tbrouab had 30 pace• in the It aelll for 7 <eeob a centa a week lor bpme ......... cues were heard Saturday Middleport Mayor C. 0. , 'i-i::;;;.by n -~- .!!'<'."~".'!"~emel1feney ~quad 'l'lltl dead on its Columbu&, '".""' !O.•:f~i>ed hil IIG bond b1 when Time of .erviee~ _\Wli be e.nnouDeed lat.er, pending arrival of relative~, for Mn. Clarra llyen, wife of tile 1M< o..a, Myors, who died at her UnittiHv ~ldenee abou.t 3 p.m. Sundtly, of 1 heart ll at signal, 2. sla~ S~e ExJ)eCted hi Pomeroy Area Sometime Tuesday on {3) ....,. tho .~· automobile ·< NaU.onwfde Jo.suraa ,; . glneer for tloe llfm pPlf.ed -b.Y Oiffltl irih · ride s1de the drlver a~d .c)aijn~e · en~ ••• miftee on the Ch1rlea C. Youne. ,be t~ MiiOn.JI(kson COPE; have staged almilaf dtmoD'atri. .trong, dir,ector of the tion1 before more than "&#O<fo}sto ~ OPE; and s.Jamln W. dent a:roups in euterb IJdJte:cf .ecretary-treaalirer tbe States. , COPE. TueJda7'a demonstration. Will k Juncll~n will be held at 12:30 equipment Nationwide retired Sprague u:euraiN froiD Pittlbur&b, Pa,. · · il not ex· or pr..,.ded by • otgdent ....,.bly durlnl wbleh studentl Will be' brief ed on the demonstr•tion Arid' bUJ an illustrated talk ·on the ImPort ance of driver attitudtl. The auembly wlll .l:teli~ Jt 1~ a. m. at Rutland and the ·tnt wll follow about 411 minute• 'itt,r on Main ·Street. ~ · Ill Ba<Jne the a.,;,mbb'·. l. · 11 2 p. m. and tb'e delbonltri.tfon l~tteJ on Tyree Blvd. ' prior to Bailey'• addUQ on 'De VIewpOint of a ~«imtor. ·~ The C!Gftfenn~, wbich is ln :harle pf tbe Malob.Jackaon Ubor ~Onferet}(!e. ill for anion merpben., :1eir wive~, and h~Jsbands.. TO MilT THURSDAY 1~;~; . Tbe Past CouneUora of Tbeo- I: 1Qru& Council Daugbtera of Arne!'- 1"""1'.!•'. n wUL meet Thunday~ at 1t80 p. n., at lhe llome o1 Mrs. Charles ~_oben, Walter W. Br~wer . " On Maneu~er, With .The3rd Bend with Mra. Jamei S,.,Yn: •• o-hoateu.. Saturday: Jerry Fry, EWnor Eber~Nch, lleClaskey, Racine, baby, LangaPomeroy; c. MilT WIDNIIOAY Tbe· PbUatbea trem·- .an ._....,,nc CIVet· to!lil Nancy Hawkins· Last Rites Held At Eddy Chapel of Mayor Van was fined a double services were held Sun- for X. Nancy IJ(id/iiej!<o.:t 1t tlie in Eddy, w. Va . Coata Funer,.l. DJrec. •b..... of.lb,e _.,.. Siyn rA .JlarUord . Lawrence County Girl Is WiJwer mPie Bakeoff I Ao S,.en HOME M~thogany $49.50 FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS · ............. $139.9S Maple, Oak, Mahogany PRICED COMPLETE will be at Racine at 2 p.m. ion'd at . Your ch.ild deservt!. mnie. The coa.t il amaU, the rewarda are ereat in aelf-confidNice,. popularity, eucceas in 8Clbool, and •OOve all, in a ~ime of enjoyment. Give YO!ll' ehild thfllee things with f11 B11ndy Band lnetrunWnt,. commeaded by Puente' Maauine for workmanship, tone' quality. and features which mean _,. playiq ••d Iuter proe,.... CARPET $5.95 BUNK BEDS Tile ~en>_o!'''tiati~ Services Pending For Mrs. Myers Who Died Sunday Magazine _D_ES_K_' FIBER RUGS $12.95 b<lplna wttlll·""'!~f' to the chureh }~foriu~~iOi~~! Wblte of Pomeroy ie Sale · Cbairm•n •nd Mta. Bradford the ExecutJvt y;., ~\;m~!h bor at the SER TA 12 Feet Wtde ura:in& anyone Two NYl 0 N SQ. YD. on a old notion that .a ear Can be "stop-· ped on a With Budget Prlee 'I'.Cifl• DUlOX alao- Chair and Desk · · · · · · · · $6.95 niUdll .................... are needed and child's future HOME 'TREASURES txl2 -... ......,_,falr--llif PARENTS' Fnday cvemng the ExecutiVe Boaord of Homehuilden Class ..,r Church of Chr1st of MtddlcpoM met at the home of their president, The Cklod Citizenship award is w~ndell Gerlach, Pomeroy Plnns for the comi:1~ }Cur were gi..,en to a senior h1gh S<' hool girl from ewcb atate. The girl chosen discussed and also the plans for must POS84!8& 1n (IUtlltandlng de- their annual Chr111tmas party , g_ree ol the foli<JWing four qualities, 1. Dependability, which in· Other flfflcers attendmg the l'l)<:et I cllldes, tl'Uthfulner;s, loyalty and j l';n:'::;:w::':~':c: Mrs W~sl~y Fry, Vit;:e punctuallt.Y; 2. Serv1ce, mcluding I! Mrs. L€onard VanMeter cooperttion, eourt~sy and consider· secretary Mn atlon ot others; 3 Lt>adersbip. 111 " Treasurer Mrs. eluding, peMJonahty, sell control Mittor t~nd Mrs and abJ!ity to assume re1ponsl· lach b1htY : and 4. Patriotism , in('] udlng, I.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,;;;;;;;;;_,_,,: unselfl1b intere1t in family, 1ehool II county and nation. The8e quAlities are detennined by tbe 8Cbool and the girl selected takea the tood citizenlhip lest. The te.sts are gr.aded in ColUmbus. ' "SAY ONE FOR ME" Crosby, Debbie Reynolds 011..: ll•lr ...., .... ...,.,, I little war....,. tM.y aMI Mit • oot4 .......... IIOfllf <lie itMrrumentrJ commernkd by lest, spon»>red by the Daughters of American ReVolution wJH be giVen In the varioU1 County High Schoob on December 3 or 4. "THE BAT" V(ncent Price - '.· ance, . Schools drive can .stop at bumper will sees the myour PENDI'NG TONIGHT SUN .• MON. and TUI$. .STER o!~d~h~.~~~~~~.e.~r W, R. were .l'omtro), Oblo "GUN GLORY" . s~wart Gran1er, Chill W1lls 110 8 MON~AY NIGHTS t P.M. MONDAY Mrs. Harold Lohse Is Hostess For , T- _. Mrs Wilham 'Fisher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. George H,eines, Mrs Rollin Bearhs, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, M.rs Amanda Kaspar , M1ss Lena Grueser, Mrs Dale Smith and Mu s Thelma Grueser. ·eading of a plea for psrtnersh1p , Mr. Walker is a graduate of Bexley High School and Ohio U!d closed with a prayer that indl State University. He is C?-OWner of Pace-Walker Farms. 1iduals be shown a way to work The open church wedcling Will be an event of Februar 6 •s partners with ne1ghbon of dif· with the Rer. E. Bert Bonte officiating. Y ' ferent races and national back· uound. ----·- hia ,..uctan 1... enttne Unltool , _ _ Refrl;libments were served bv the hustesses to the above and Churmen of Wor!d Day of Prayer were named b;• Mrs. Richards and mcl uded, Pomeroy Mrs. Jed Wehster, Sr , Middleport, Mrs. Campbell Harper , Chester, Mrs. G L Mi-chael ; and Rae1ne MCA Arthur McCauley Mrs Sel1m Blaze· w1rz was named , .p~agazme chair· man 11nd Mrs. Frances H Gla.:1er 1s cba1rman of May Fellowship Day. A solo "One World" by Mrs .t:.arvm Burt preceded the .!ICrip lure readmg of Pl'ulllppians 2 1.8 by Mrs. George Anderson, aft:ef'l whi ch an orrermg wts taker! Nh!ch Will be .~;ent tO the South ?a~lf1c and Ghana Childrcns clo· h.,.. fll~ather Game• were played and pnzes aWirded to Mn. He~ry Rethel, Mrs. La:'l!frence LaDnUlU, jMrs. Carrie Grueser and Mr&. Delbert Elsel"tem. Mn Arnold Richarda president of the Meigs County CouneiJ of Church Women, conducted a short business session and Mrs. Marlon French secretary, read the minutes of the MIY meeting and also of an executive committee meeting. Mrs William Atkins gave the re· port of t he trca~urer . MEIGS THEATRE Aanea Federated at ·e HIOIS LOCIT Ill ~· CHI'-'GQ UPI - P'oll.. ool<l ...., wlion lhoy ........ P. ~. · 52. "" ~......... • $27 rtbtaln' thtr ~ ,,.,. of ,,. loot otvH.., In ttio ~ Of • • The annual Thanksgiving potluck dinner of the Temple to he held Thursday November IQ was &llDOUJJCeli. ''Full Partnen For Peare" waa the theme of the service wbieh opened with the org.in prelude by Mrs Ben NeutJ:hng, foUowed by a med1taUon and the hymn ''0 God of Every Natton" 70U mJSsiUnilrles Ues1dea rchg1ous Norway has other orggnl· ll:aliOilS whose task lt is \o support anrt offer relief in ttme of distrctls, calamities and emergeneLes. thing was ,Hlso brought to the 8vllukmg of International re· .netting which will be sent to the latiOns, Ml s~ lljerkholt laid that ~arne places. Taking the offermg Norway was amor.g the first Jn 11ere Mrs. W. A, Morgan, Mr!~ Worla War 1 to Join ihe Leagu• of rlelen Simpson, Mrs A. R. PuUcm ,m d Mr1. C. R. Youna Nat1on.!l, and that several Norweg The hymn "God ol Grace and 1ans played an important part in the Lca.:ue The Norweg1ana h11ve God O.S Glory" and the benediction been active 1n var10u11 Internation- l)y the Rev. Ralph C. Zundel, con· al organnauons which contribute eluded the serviee. m many fields to closer cooperagroup~;, tb~ • MiN Erna Jesse, president, eon· dueted the meetin& whteh opened llfitb devoUon.a. A round robin card wu sent to Mrs Olan Goodwin , wl\o 1s iU. Tbe travelmg pme do nated to Mn. C11rrie Gruelier was awarded to Miss Jesse. Mr Mather served wtth tM U . S. Army dunng the Kore~n confHct. He received his Ba(·helOI of ATts Degree in Economics from "The American University", Washington, D. c, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins Jr. of Bellef~ntaine Ohio an· where he was a member of the Kappa Phi Kappa Honorary noWlce the engagement of their daughter, Juani~ Jun~. to Fraternity. Mr. Mather is supervisor of the Materials Handl· Mrs Aten Shain chairman for Mr. E. Thomas Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hanington ing Dept at th e AC~J v ·ts AI · d Ch · C the servlte, welcomed t~U present Walker of Pataskala, Ohio. er ummum an em1ca1 orp of Ra· and Mrs J H Stephenson had a ve nswood, W.Va. . . Amencan Ueclarat1on ot lndepen- devotional i!Crvtce using as her Miss Hawkin3 is a graduate of Middleport High School and The oOpf.r l ,church weddmg Will take place on January 9, Uence. There l8 .a co mplete free- theme, "We Are All One 10 Columbus Business University, and attended Ohio State Uni1960, at LJe Sao., red Heart Church, Pomeroy. dum of religion 1n Norway wh1eh Cbmf' and emphasized love, and versity wbere she was pledged to Gamma Phi Beta She is 11llows other churches to worship dso was leader m the responsive employed by The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. · ' afte r their hshton The Lutheran church 111 iidmm· 1slered by the mlm.sLry of EcclestasUclll AI!airs <~nd !::ducation and all servants are subordinate to the k1ng and parll.Jmenl Almost 96% of the population belongs io the 3, ~;t OIUCW FOR TOJ! • • co-hostess. M1ss lJnni BJerk.holt of Oslo, Norway was the guest speaker at the World CommunJty Day service held Friday afternoon, at the Pomeroy First Baptist church Miss Bjerkholt wbo was dressed in a beautiful national costume of Oslo, gave a very interestmg and mstruct.lve talk of Nor· way . In her opening remarks she thanked all for inviting bee to speak and hoped that the meeting would sen•e to Improve mutual unUentandmg of 'our countries A graduate of tbe Oslo Hiih School 1n 19:J6, MIMI Bjerkbolt t;;ughl one year in a amaU rural school, after which she spent two years at a Teachers Tralnmg College Th1s spnng she received a teacners l'€tllfm1 te for elementary ~c hools . W1shmg to mcrease her knowled~e of Enghsh and at the ~~~me lime be able to study the culture and ways of life of Amencans, she applied for a ac.boJ.arshtp m the UI)A and wu. awarded a .r ure1gn Trustees scholarship at Uh1o untvcrsit.Y . Athentl. Th1s .,cmc~ler she IS car rymg 15 hours creall and maJormg m Engush i\.menean Lllerature and psy('hO· , ,ogy She ptana to enter Oslo 1u 1!~versl~ loks,turty for addeghree .. m.bs uJel JUit stalt! t at m the ~even ,.,eeks she bas been m 1\lhens, she had a number of val· Llabie ~xperlences which will help her m her work. She 1s a member ot the lvangelical Lutheran Church whuh 1s the natwnal chutch o1 :\lurway and has been smee HS36 when th~ Lutherwn faJth yaB mtroLlucccl She stated that thelt con~tll utJon w11 s mBpired by the Decem~r Church, when the past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple P>thtan 3laters met Thursday evening, 11l the homt! of Mrs. Thomas Cook , East MaJn St ., with Mrs. Ray S~idenahel as World Community Day Services Held Friday At First Baptist 1t was ~ to pllrebale ,material for roJ>et; for the ~hildren 1n the cb.Mr and the mol..l)ers wU! make the robes. Tbe travellng 'prize donated by Mrs. John Goett Sr., wu awarded to Mrs John j The meeting closed wllh prayer by Father Turel, after wh1ch re· freab,meots were served by Mrs thomu Hannigan, Mn. John Lm a:en, Jln. Chm:tm~ O'Donnell, Mn Andrew ZWllhng, Mn Leon Brmk· man, Mrs Eugene Conde, and Mrr; Ricbard Freeman , from a table ~ntered witb an arrangement of Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs Plan For Yule Dinner Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner anti party to be The November meeting of tll~ C..lhol1c Women' s C'lub WIJ held Th\lf'S!SaY eveninl, 1t the cbufth, with Mn. Franees Biron, prP..sldL".g ' --- • \-- •. •' ' ' . ' >, , r Marie Carter of Lawmi.ce Coun• ty, a senior aL Fairland HlP "Tj Sebool, won tbf., &ertfODal dletrY· ~ pie hake-off beld Satufday at o'bio ' Univenity iD Athena. Judy Hewetaon of PoDW'OY BlebSchool wa• one of. the coateatanta in the ll~lllltY eontelt. � 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 11. November 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 November 7, 1959