https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ba4dbde2c82ddff4c36bf7d624e82f90.pdf cfc705c938ca93c9d913f65023d7a32c PDF Text Text '~~-"_""-.,. . . . . . . . . '• ' • ~DallySeotlnel, - ..... ..,. .. "! ........... ~~ , .... ~--· .' . ~ ,. ' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 10, 1959 Pomeroy Benders 4-H Club PrOQressive Dinner Is Held l · CHUallE FOR TODAY•. OXFORQ, H. c. UPit - RfYtnue ~ h1ll In aasy tlmt- lrrfttlq two moenshlnan. (lit their nJ.,.t attn Tundty aftw mekinw friends wtth • b1t bulldog tM moonahlnlll'l postad 1.11 a watchdot. tizer and ulad, buffet style with the group eating in front of the open fire in the living room at her home. The main course of beef stew and hot rolls was SeT\1ed at the home of Charlesanna Hess with Karen Hoffner, Barbara Coates, Jennifer Lohse <illd Caro· Jyn Vaughan asstst.11nts. The third course was sen-ed at the home of Alita Carpenter with Jane Baer assistant. Spice cakes and hot chocolate were. served and ravors were turkeys made of cumdrop&. SALES & SERVICE VOL' XI refreshruents were served by Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mh. Robett Coats and, Mrs. Carroll Swanson. ~~ars. "COME SEE US' OJNTON FISHER COMPANY No011o 8007-X MIDDLEPORT 1 Mrs. Arthur Strauss entertained weekly n1eetlng. members of her card club Monday Judy Sauer and Janice Zirkle e~·ening . were leaders for the evening and devotLonfl were enHtl[!d "DevoHigh score was won by Mn. Nor and Devotionals." man Humphreys and low by Mr!!. L)nn Buchanan, moderator, conDonald Lowery. Others playmg durled the business m cetin~ and were Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr!!. R<ilph plans were completed for the · Mra, CharJes Clarkson, Mrs. ::.wtmmtng party to be held thia TheliUI, Mrs. Kenneth McEl- 1~?"''..'~· Saturday evening at the lll>im'Y and Mrs. Joe Bailey. Huntington pool. Plans are to the conclusion of the evening meet at the church betwee n 6.30 rdre.thments were seTYcd by .Mr3. and 7 p . m tu go w Huntmgton. Strauss. Thl' closing 1-'raycr was giveu by liz PRICE SALE CLEANSING CREAM Cream Shampao llog. $2.00 Reg. $2.00 Now$1.00 Now$1.00 Reg. $2.00 HORMONE CREAM · · · · · · $1.00 ROSE LOTION CLEANER Rec.' n .oo \ \ WEATHER LOTION Reg. u.oo for.$1.00 50c_ -Now - -3. . . ! _ _ Now ___ Reg.• 1.00 CREAM DI!ODORANT ............. . 50c Reg. 75c ROLL ON DI!ODORANT LOTION . 3 for 75c Reg. f%.00 PETAL FRESH BODY LOTION .... U.OO DUnON DRUG CO. COATS BLPG. MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Cora B. Hart , widow of Clarence E. Ha r t, who operated Hart & Co., Jewelers in Pomeroy for more th<ln 56 years, has been residing in Lancaster since selllng the busineu 12 years ago, is now making her home with per nephew, Clarence D. Mulkin, 582 Weber Road, Columbus, 2 MEIGS THEATRE Pomero) Ohio TONIGHT "SAY ONE FOR ~IE' ' Bing Crosby, Debbie Reynolds Not Open Wednnday THURSDAY and PIRIDAY " IIAVE ROCKET WJLL TRAVEL" 'Jlhree Stooges - abo - " TI-lE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY " J.1irhacl Landon - J-o Morrow l :iw-. and Mrs. Keith N~lson ,Fonna BaiJey J who have been in So•uth Dakota where Mr. Nelson is with tbe Air l'~orc40l, vlaited recenUy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RusjjeU Bailey, and o'her reJalives and triends 1he Nel•ona left Saturday 10r Alabama. Mrs. James Murray and Dora McKee were In Ravenswood Sunday visiting with Mrs. Murray's aon·in· law, Mr. and Mrs . Randolph Ward ind great grandson, Richatd Thorn· as, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Ward. • Mrs. Lucille Mayes of Grant St. returned Sunday after spending the weekend Jri ).Jma with Mr. and Mn William Mayes. Mr. and :drs. Ed&ar Wolfe vislted last w~~k in Charleston .it the home of Mr. and Mn: Carl Martin. They went especially to attend the evangeUsti~ servicea pf Oral Rob· ertl. Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, who has spent the past week with her mother, Mn. Minnie Erlewine, and daughten, Mrs. L!JCY Gregg and daughters, Judy and Karen, and ~las Farie Erlewine, returned to her hom~ In Springfield. · While Mrs GJI berl was in Middleport, Mr. Gil· bert W83 on a hunting trip to Can- COLUMBUS UPJ-The Board of Water Pollution Control TUesday ordered offi.ciab of Middleport and Yellow Springs to appear at :ts Jan. 12 ,meeting to explain \·hy their sewage treatment pro-::rams have not advanced fast en· ?ugh to meet the board's satisfaction . Th~ two villages are among several in the state wbieb bold temporary sewa&e dumping permits from the board while construction of their sewage lacili· ties is in progreu. At its meeting 'l'uesday, the !ive-man board denied an application by the Was-hiqgton Couaty village of New Matainoras to receive a renewed permit. She IS studying for her Masters Degree at Ohio University, Ohio. Her subjects are television radio news writ· Athens, lng, and movie making . ' ' She resides at Chubb House o n tbe University campus and will be in the States for about a y~ar. ' She is shown weariiJg a kimono. made by her mother in Japan. Gilkey-Nash Wed~ing Vows Given' Sunday In Double Ring Ceremony Mildred Vlrgean Glfkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Herb¢ Gilkey, Middleport, became the bride of Mr. John Nash son of Mrs. Edith Nash, Middleport, November 2 In a 6 p.m. 'wed· ding at the Middleport Nazarene Church. The bride, given in marriage b)' her' father '-''Ore a baller'lna lenr.th gown of white lace over taffeta, fashion ed with a full skirt and nHI ~ hing long sleeved jacket, and a shoulder length veil. She carried white Bible topped with pinl; rosebuds and satin streamers tied In 11ink rosebuds. ---~:-;:::;;-:=.--:-;-::::--:;cc:= and wore a btdlurina length go wn of pink nylon m·cr talteta lind a pink ro~c bud cors11gc. Geon:e Nosh, the groom 's broth· er, was OOst llUln. .ad,. Mrs. Gllke)', mother ot tie brWf. was attired in a Navy dress wit~ accessories and wore pink Tho Rev. Clyde Barllett read the 11le groom's mftther wore beige ) vows of the double ring (•cremony. Miss Shirley Gilkey, Middleport, with beige accessories and her corwas mald of honor for her sister: eage was also pink rosebuds. A reception was held at the home of tbc brlde'11 parents tn tht at Town Hall where the was centered with a tiered ~~~~;:•~ cake topped with a min· and · Mroom. nowen eandles also were on FOR (!!HRISTMAS GIVING See the wonderful· Sjmp~it7 ·I '~ ' Palterru ( · of New Haven Elementary Sc_li~l, the school by the New Hav~n PTA; Mrs. John Morgan, and Mrs. oa,vld l<f.V,,e;,: carnival. Proceeds from tbe carnival were you can sew for Nation .Pauses Today To Honor Estimated 500 "'·· See • ~~-'Y~r . ! ' The ·nation the country's. Tradition•! , ond trimmin,gs, .....,....,_. """"and swt to sew Mainly About People In Pomeroy pa:Y.=~• ChristDW , ly LUCILLI MAWIUNI '""' ono Rutland ~her of all. Dept. AiiW'uM JJ Dinner Is Set In . Pomeroy . ; "My, iln.'l it Bet!utilul?" ; Serving will begin at 5 P· m. Admisaion for adults is $1.50 cbil· dren under 12, '7:lic. Menu wlll be turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, slaw, hot roll•. cranberriea salad plate, ,pumpttn pie and .. PlwiRecord Hop At Rudand After ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• • : fiya, aw. : ·:• lot ~~--~ • ':.• to : .Gtm.aolt :· •• ,,!;-:~. . Pf : .fi1'l'A" t : Qf.,l• " mg * * - ' .the 11d appe1ranee · THICK COMIORTAIUIOX SlAYS UPHOISYIRID IN fOAM In addition to tbe.e ' pli1bments, but by tlo IDi: to be outdone clate& in "One FOr otberl of the cast ed 1D 1ome of the DICOIATIYI 2-TONID TAILI TOP ~ountry. thil tbete thows •UP bullhets. TABLE IS '60" LONG '36" WIDE Sonie of am,_", . Pr:tnee.., ~II / ALL CHROMI TRIPU PLAYID ( IXTRA WIDI A'l0N ON TAILI DILUXI WILT TRIM ON SIAJI & IACIC F URN ~TURE MASON, W. VA.. ,... ' .. ;. ·• the' !he ' ,. . a.c. ~'!' -•, new. .. ~- ~ -~1.'-• • ~. · '' '·""- ' .!JIIil .~·-~ "'---H ' .. I • • •• "" ' I • '"" 'aeteipb: for bids for. a by-pass oooatrudion Td .Point Pleasant bas been annoUJJ.ced for Pecertlber 15 by Patrick C. Graney, .,..... . v a. st a, e Road Commi.ysioner. Prqperty owners arl' now b~· i.ng eont•cted in -order tc; secure the necessary right · or way for the by·pus wllich is desigm,d to connect Roules 2 and 35 with Route · 17 by means of a by-paes ·from the end of Shadltl Bridge to a point on f!.oute 35. . Graney satd t~at upon reee1pt of a favo.t'able bid for the Pt~ je~t's construction, Q)e contract wtll be awarded. _ _ _, _ __ ... The Eagle Ri~ge ChW'th wll1 reopen Sunday, Nov. 16 frn: regular servicCs starting Sun4~Y S~bool at 10 a.m. sunday night serVices bemg at 7:30 w1th prayer meeting ~hedul· ed for Thursday night at 7:30. Pas. tors of the charge are Rev. George . Casto and Rev. Lawrence Manley. At the regular meeting of Galha· Meigs Lodge No. 96, Fnrt~mal Order of Police which met . Monday evening at the Gallipolis City Hall, , the following oHicers were nom· 1 lnated for 1960. President, Cllief Chester Leaper ei11S . un •f Gaillpoplls ; viO< pr.. lden~ P•· l) trolman Paul North , both of GaUi· m' port· secretary • treasurer, St:t. to be included in a study on the Improvem-ent of Instruction , , Joh~ Taylor of Gallipolis; TrusteeS, was announced at a meeting of the Mason County Board of J'Dtll Cenltll ot AJiieulture, Deputy SlleriCf (irant Umg and Pa· way i.D \f~lll County, trolma~ Pal Nortll, both of Galli· Education by Superintendent Walden Roush on Monday eve-. up to date fa:rrn statts· polla; Chaplain, Patrolman Wil· ning. Also selected was Doddridge County. The selection means .tMJUected tn J9M 1 ;when liani .S.rr· Inner Guara, Patrolman Jt was pointed out that witb een•~.J~ revealed the fol·lr,•;~• ~nningtcn alld Conductor, lbal lhe counties will have yroSaunders. all or GaJlipolis. fessional help from the Welil Lhe value of property increa$ing ••ppllratlona of Chief Jed Virginia Department of Education in the area it was · thought thflt ~;~~ and Patrolman David from Manhall College and from · mohey would be saved by pur· of Pop1er~y were e<~n· other smuces in improving in· chasing the site as soon as possistruction on aU levels of educ:a. ble. lton. Nov. Z3 was set a~ the date on Tear.:hers or ?tlason County will wbich the bo11rd will meet with be called to a special meeting on ar~ hitecllll to dJstuss the county's WedneSday, Nov. 25, at which school building program . time the program will be explainThe board hired Johq Elias Jr. ed in detail to them. as janitor at the Mason Grade . J'lu. ~o~nEarl Sturgeon headed a delega- Sch~l -and Mrs. Janet Capehart the seven- tion from tile CitlKii~ ~rht!~l ... ~N'rAtarv at Pt. Pleasant Sen· cal.lliOO Slctring Committee appearing be· i~r -High sChool. Gnntcd a ieavc at~ fore t~e board · and requesting of absence from Ordnance School in speedy selection of a site for the for the remainder of tbe y('ar w~11 ~;~~~~~~:~~:•<~ n-:w Pt.. Ph:asant JuniOf Hi.gb :Mn. Delote• Blessing McCallis.scliool. , . For '60 Are Nominated Mason Co. Selected Fm· State • • St8(JSbCS • Co l y In . M Be. gCollected s~?..~ro~~ ~~2~!~~w~~!~~~~!!~! 9 ......,~ ..... . "!"..:"!'"~ 'V'W . ~:·~;~m:;.ln;withfor ' 1 I· - A"'~ - . BY a ...-erttable recent hit ** prize• Will be prize wiU ~ · ~oor .eer~monies and Day ; In otber action, tbe bofrd: -Granted i $115,700 , federal appnprialion to Toron\0 iD Je(· tenon ·"CttutltJ, spending ·the last ot a $1,.155,825 federal gra9t for Ohio commoDities financing sewer projects. Toronto is building a $1,060,000 sewer system. · -Granted temporary sewage permits to the Trumbull ,CounlJ' communities of Niles an«\ Glrud. Both sa,ti~ied tbe board with pro. &.~Sl!i .in their ·sewer ~D\8. 'rbe permit& extend until Jan. 15 hi Nllu :and until June l la : -CftnUDu'Cd untll Jan. 12 thf case ot Geno-a In Ottawa CountJ which bai been ad:ed ·to explain why ita II!C•er progi'am ill not moviPg f4St enough tO meet the ~mbnstrati('oDS are a part bonrd 1a alfproval inwunce .company's Dill· tional drin to reduce highway acddents, promote safe metbods in drivmg, and assist 14)UII agendes in teacbi~ safety til )"i)Ung, new drivers. (Continued on Page Three) _ B'ds Recell' • ed I for I On New By p...,.s At Pt Pleasant will bo used for fighting rural The Eag1e Ri.lne ~ ChUfCh Reo, pens Wreath la)'ll'!g !=~:;~~~.;marked Veterans ob- . . Ii In ttle rest of the couo· This' Sund·ay th< day. CHC)ICI Of COLORS . equipment .. ••••••••••••••••••••• IIJ Pr<>ce•d• firoa. I'< .. coffee. The board gave tbe community 30 days to appeal tbe denial. MaJ· or-elect RusseU Hanlon told the board, headed by Health Director Dr. Ralpb Dwort, the Vi1laJie bad dilfieuJty findln& a reasonably· priced site ftrr a eewagt; treat· ment plant . He said the village wanted the state's advice on .(indo iog one. U tbe village does not file a&. appeal, tile board will charge it with a violation Iince many real· dent! are pumping JeWlie into storm drains flowing iftto tbe Obio RiYer. Madmum penalty ia $MD for each day the violation · exi&t.s. Girard. The .llulland Fire Department's annual. Turkey Dinner will be held at thi Rutland Grade School Thursday, Nov. 12. ...................................... • • hl do Test /or the merriest Elbe~,_.l,ds .. Students .~n Vetera~s !>,~Y. 1 I Board To Ask Explanation On Sewage Plan ACCEM'S NEW PIANO FOR SCHOOL I 'P''"'""'' I Week bury. Leaders for the meeting next week w1ll be Bruce Wallace and I Da vid L)-'0116. At the close of the meeting refreshments of ice cre3m and cake were 11erved to the 18 who were Miss Rulko Yoshida, • graduate student of Keio University, present. Tokyo, Japan, spoke at the Women's Association meeting of the Pr~sbyterian Church, Mid.dJeport, on Thursday evenmg. Mrs. Cora B. Hart Now In Columbus eport Officials Ordered Before Ohio Water Pollution Board Jan. 12 I Sauer. DOROTHY PERKINS • High score at the ladies table was won by Mrs. Horace Karr. During the evening refreshments .vete served to Mr. and :drs. Paul B11_er, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karr and ' Mr. and Mrs. ~oy HoJter of CheSter. The llext meeting of the club will be heM i1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baer. relatives In the areij. Mrs. W. R. LleweUyn, Htgh St., and brother, Carl Parsons, of West Columbia, . W Va, SJ"!Inf the week end In Toledo with rel~tivl!IJ. They went espetlallf to a"' tbelr llitM:tt Letha RWlseJJ ot Bradbury Mrs. Durwood Bannister (('~raldlne spending few days, w1th her Parsons) who is reeoverifls: from f11mily, Mr. and .Mrs. I major surgery. · and family. James Miller of Coont•>01 spent tbe weekend wltb Mr. .Mu. .Floyd Harr.tson oi Brad- ~..-.hurch coa.r ..,. ..tr"'""' ond , . .......,. Low '""JtM -----------~----------~~--~------------------~==~~ ...~=-~~~A.:~~M.:~~~·~~--------------------------------------~H4=:2~~==~Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, November 11, 1959 mruii)=:oP\':-:-:-. D-tetl 'J'o 'J'llt! l•teren.. IH Tille lflelg..lffuon The Saturday Nite 'Card Club met last week at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber iii Rutland at8p. m. aL St rauss Ibegan Mr. and R1c11ard Vaughar. Mrs. Armur th eir new duues last .:::.unday cve nmg aa counselors for the WY.l<' I5 HOS t ess For ()( the First Unitrd Presbyterian t' when the group met at ' M Card Cl' ub ee •ng the ch~<rch al 6 p. m. for thelf u1ht ....,.. llkel1 in ttw touth •rMI Nit toRy1 Nffto In, celchr soutMast this efttlrMOil. Partly cloudy and much 6 Saturday Nite Card Club Met At Weber Home Vaughn's Begin New Outies As WYF Counselors Weather with IC8H•...., Prize Awarded State Grange Ba~g Winner After the close of the meeting Following the th1rd cour se, the grou p went to the home of Jennifer Lohse for a busaness sesston, when plan~ were discuued for a hayride in the near future. A marshmallow toast in Ute recreation room conduded tbe evening. For The Best In Point Salet And Servin N-0. f7i- - i • e HILPFUL WATCHDOG The Pomeroy Benders 4-if club had a progressive dinner , Monday evening, as a part of their outdoor cookery proJ ect. Tamara Finlaw, assisted by Janet Brown., served the a-ppe- PA.INT ROOFING • ' '""· Five State Group Aimed To Promote River Recreation ClNCINNATI fUPI) - A fivestate conservation ora:anization aimed at promoting recreational areas along the Obio River was established Tllesday. Herbert B. Eagon, Ohio Natural Resources Direttor, wu named coordinator of the committee which will develop a pro&ram to seek. recipr&cal lishlng and .OO.l lieeD&-o ing among member states. Lack of reeipJ'(lBity has been a slumblinb block to the devel~ mcnt of new iecreaUonai' areas, he said. Eagon seid any mtjor develop. ment program would be retarded unless licellSe!l issued by one state were honored by otbers ·aJoilg the river. He noted sut!h ag-~t:ement& between ,Ohio and PennsYlVania on t&e Pymatuning Reservoir and between Indiana and Dlinois on the Wabash River. Minor Clark, Ke·ntuek:y commis· ~ioner of fish and wildlife, howev· er, told the group he dtd not favor sut!b reciprocal licenses. "Xenlueky alrudy Is overrun wttb hunl· ers,'' be said. ' · Kentucky, whose boundary Is the shoreline on the Ohio aide of the river, hu req-aired fiahermer. from other states to iet Kentucky ll· censes. Eagon said Ohio WIS ''prepared to enter Into negMiutions with Wl:'st Vir,einia and Kcptllcky" ror redprocal f1sblng liccn~S~es. The commiltee will confer with governors of the five states before be-ginning a program. MEIGS OI!NIRAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Virginia Estep. Middleport; Charles Carr, Tuppen Plains; Mrs . Violet C11rmiehael, Middleport . Dlschar&ed, Mrs. Alma Rupe, Rutland; Clara Sellers, Portland.; Births, 1on born to Mr. and lin. Herbert Seth, Pomeroy. .....--..- ...... ..WIIl'll:"~ ..... . l'arkiJl&, l;n~tef wed tolaJed $185 Chief of rouce Herbert ported todo;y, ,. ·. �. .:- . tHE DAti.Y SENTINfL _________ -~): IJ:atlo · ·Connaentatin~ Editoriallv So MRS. BULLISTER WORt;; AN Homogenized lntu Americanese Wf haven't noticed any mass 1.ur 111ng of! of TV sets in Meigs County si nc-t• tht· qu i·tz .acandaiB broke. Nor do we ;lou bt that 11 tlw sponsors, producers ;md net works hu d. thP COtu'i&e to continue their brund of rigged entertainment 99 and up per cent of o ur TV viewers would continue to enJo~· vtew ing il However, the TV industry und L• rstalllLLblv was shaken to its leather soles We surmise their shock caml' not hecaust' t.bey finally realized something wrong had been perpetrated . Rllther, th ey ran for tht•ir holes, fired ta·lented peopl<: ri ght a nd lpf1. embarrassed others pusherl to the fmnl 111 the probe, because they w('re taughl. They feared not the wr il1h of th~ GrC'c!l Yardstick of the Universe . They quailed . r ather, before what public opinion might wre~.:k upon their scheme for making money . Thus, the TV scandal Is a provocative indi·-. cation of our comrnon matenalism. But we would argue with that person·. who criUcJzes materialism 3S SU(:h. TrUe, Chrislianity place.s the humbl e, poor man first in line to greet St. Peter. And it h tolerably if not Impossible- for the rich man even to get in the line. Yet we positively must viPw the maxims of Christianity in the ligh t or modern history lf our religion is to continue having impact on our lives. Those who would destroy materialism a·nd substitute for it the catacomb existence, are saying modern America is <Jifogether u waste. They are saying America 's miracle of production, its idealism, its power for potential good in a· world torn by hundreds of Wars reaching into eras before Christ, may as well, have, tH ·re<1 ft pr Tl u• medidtw for the m<~l ;uty of material•~m is 1101 U(.'structJon of tod&y's wOJid which lllatcria lism has in l~·ge part in.spired. Rarh er, 'rt is the tem pering of materialism with th( · pnwed nJi es of C hristianity that applied Ill 1-'al('stlne nearly 2,000 yea rs ago and are qiiitc as Important for a heaJ thy personality tod ay. r American buiiness, in its giant and small form . has proved that that business which s~t v0s hest profits most Large corporations during th e lean 30s found themselves rising fro m a n~ar lmol.'kout blow with "Christianizecf' methods of profit sharing. bonus plans, retirement sl'hedules all of which at least parUally brought improved employe rela· tlons , mo1·eefficiency, la·rgerprotits. The cL1re for what ails the TV industry in its quizz phase or entertainment is not to close down the fietworks, or fire ail the sus· pect entertainers 'and producers. Rather, it would be to recognize their mistake for what it waa, a'wrong acl. An4 that 11 happ~ned because the objective in TV enterta•inment has been to entertain with a disregard for how it was done. No one minds the sham in a "professional wrestling" bout. We know it's make believe. It was the act or deceit that was wrong in the quizz shams. TV is a youthful industry . It is not surprising that upansion in the industry has gotten ahead of the rules it lays down for itself. Jt is time now, probably overdue, that the industry get serious about where its out.-ofbound lines are, where the goal posts stand, wpQI, coq~t\lutcs ~ foul, and what doesn't. And lvhen lhese rules are put up for public scrutiny, gues~,w.h't 1 They will be rrlanY or thC precepts of Christianity hom o~en ized into Americanese. Epgle Ridge Society Report Mr. and Mn. A . D. Tutlle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Osborne <Ot Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Harris called on Mrs. Amy Wolf Sunday afternoon. . William Wolf spent Sunday with Mr. 11nd Mrs. --Milton Tuttle and family . Mr. and Mrs. Dayton 'McElroy and daughter of Cozaddale, Ohio. and mother, Mrs. Martha McElroy, of Sand Ridge spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Amy Wolf. Mrs. Milton Tuttle viaited her grandparents. iU. and Phs. George Clark tnd Mrs. A. D. lllttle and Mrs. Amy Wolf viaited ~th Mrs. Josie Heitger at HarrisonvlJle o.n provemt·nl of om•~ p?-ace on earth, not in the . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·M!ddleport, 0., Nov.ll,lQ~9-ll 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 10, !959 Olestnut Ridge, Society News Friday alternoort Mr. and \ln. Harry Wolf mill'd with .Mrs. Amy Wolf Wednt> sd~y afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dill and farn · ily spent Sunday with :dr. and :\tr s. Ray King or New Haven. Mn. A. D. Tuttle and rnothr>r. Mrs. Amy Wolf. spent 'fhursd<i~- afternoon with Mrs. Harold ·Bee ~: it' of Doreas. Mr. and i~rs. Gary Dill and fam11)• Yillited his parent s, Mr. and .\ irs. Earl Dill at Morning Star, M'unda)·. Little 'Mandie Rose s pent Mun· day with her grandmother Mrs A. D. 'futtle. Estimated 500: --- MlAMl tJP1 - wALna " -0 Wade Walker, Miasisslppl State bead coach, wlll direct the South ~quad in the 14th annual North-SoUth Colleit All -Star Game Jn the Orangll' Bowl ...(Continued from Page One ) In the tables below A&E are for Age and Experience, S for Speed, R lor Reaction Time B for Braking and TS for Total Stopping distance : · RACINI N•me All s Larry Gllimm ________ 1~ 20 Sandra Bowen . _ • 16-{1 20 Mrs. Kcrsbner ____ 24-6yrs 30 W~idner 40 RUTLAND James Oheadle .L • • 16-9Mo 20 Leila Longstrellh ___ 16-lMo 20 Robt. Marcum ___ 23-7Yrs 30 Pointltock Social Eventa Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ogdin. Columbus, spent a J1.ight with Mr. aud Mrs. Je&:Se Profrlt. J4r. Ogdin re· eently retired from the ma~ service and they expect to visit their son, Ronald, in c·ali.fornia .durmg mon and conductora II. W es t On:mal\ 27. Bywny Pre~I!Jent ,' I. A moaleil ' p Jill II "Z. Nevrr 10.Excta~ tt~n point (poet.} . . .. Euro .. Jl!CkDI)ml - v 32. Com~ l'ui•INI&J'I Ar•w .. 4 I. Bordt!l" cutle :lJ. Man'II .' "'fa.brla 29. 'l'wll1e4 I . Celebea OK ~ 11mlt• 2-4.. Fua• dll.y ?.u. s. 6 nDrrow .ptantlng a tate I from 26. Tree. 1!1. Sheep of Indl& I 23. ~,, . ,"""'"' 11. Bttal II. Q,_UON ... -.... (ebbrJ 38. Not war aa. soon 8».~tt4 " m&aerl .... '. thNWI .,. UttJ• 'Child 48'. Litten - If • ., '" a <ortaln diubled and elder).y . ap,ly for aid, ther• til up~t w~o a:ave all t.he .D,eJdtd alll'hl'• tlear· Jy •nd cheerfully. i w•• partfs CROSS HARDWARE w•• Aznona: this be ~ ~·Ha~e any dlabUlty ol' (J)i- kind?" " said he, "oniJ 'U.:.N two · legs." , ~ : m:r medal on JUm, per· Phono 6017.V C1nal In suburlan. Middleport i \ t" • R• 1'RENTON, ,N. J. UPI - Sali'tll• go Ramlrer, 13~. Havana. ctuiMI, outpointed J •. Ellit, 136, Trtnion, o.- {10). Of an the unrewardln.1 boule bold chortl, It seems ~o me that ~ualin1, juat -plaiQ duttlna, lela the matt manotonoua. You. ro1.1t lt all ~hlt morntq, tomorrow ita riJbt lhere juat the 11.me as if you'd never touehed it. Yet, I a:ot to thlnklnc. · l1ow loollah to complain wben one thlnkl of the thouundl of let~a. or near homele111 q.vtnell ~.vh'o would love to hlyt a table and ehatn to d111t, or .an ol~ IU plate or e~ stove to uae. .And· l~ made mo C~ an4 aah~. 1 was a1ao thlntinl Of ••·--'' ;;'c~A: veraes wh...oln \he author Wll . 0;~~~·1=~~ thin") bem.,.nihl ber latt f. dil"hfl• and Wl!nt in the meulllmt to g:ive food. , to a n,e~ OH whq t.l)ld her 'jATa1, l .l\;I'Vf! no ~P"· Aaklna: a~ut- the st\1ek.tn loved OD«Js, o~he lo\1nil the)o nil killecJ in the war. Of ....... -rg:;, Okla. UPt- 0KLAH<SMA Al¥in Green, 176, Big Sprlntr Tu., I outpointed Alvin Wllllama, 170, 1 · Oklahoma City (10), / RICHMOND,c.iif. UPI ~lrnnrt Carter, 139, San Francisco, ~ K lido N..n"Ht 'ffh,6t-i/ Mex. i4), ' ' ' . Stilt Making Warriors Choice To Take Title FOil BE'M'EII STEERING GET ADJUSTABLE BALWOINTS Kll Available For Moot Cua AI ' ChamberlaJn, a leaning SKA -Good WI~,· F~l,, $AT• 7:at t,t:IA:ap c£il$i:i) !~frliJ!.tv ' ' • f-1.;!',:_-, ArTIIBNOO~ now gives yo~ . SUPER FlOOR HEAT see it nowl ·MASON FURNITUti ' Muo11, W. Va. .. I 3 c lb. . _,J .- tower Of strength, gave Philadelphia its ,ifth victory In elx atartJ Tuesday nfJbt: when be tipped in the decidin' batket wlth so seconds remaining to defeat the New York Knickerbockers 126-12&. In other league action, Bolton beat Detroit, 128-109, and the Hawks whipped Minneapolis, 134· lOll In a doubleheader at St Louis. Chamberlain, moving at a pace that could eclipse the roolde •coring record aet by Ela:ln ,.ayklr of M.lnneeapolis last 1ea1oli, poured hi 39 PQints and crabbed f3 rebounds. breatJag bia own club record for retrieVes. 1 the former Kanua Vnivendt)' Ali-Amerieaa now bu the ·beJt scoring averac~ fn tbe NBA at 36.9 poJbta a &Jime 1nd has forJed, abead of Boston'i BIB RuiHU ta rebounal. SUPER·klc;HT . .. BEEF ROAST, WELL English Cut ;Shoulder' Roast -· Beef fotStew . • I · TODAY AND YESI'V.RYEt\R IEil' - .-: I· WHEN IN . . ' SHUMWAY FLORIST JoW1 ·. For Flow.,-5 fCIF 41J O~Oslons 6111. for 89c r ,' , . f ' . • ' • . . ~ ' ' r Funer(lls-Weddings- Pottlld Plants ·' . .o\I,IP ·Wo\NY BW/.Y Q'l'ft~ · Fftilllt . 6. \. 9. , SUFIEit·ltiGHT L-AN, BONELESS ~irper-Right . ~K ROAST ib. ,,.,,... -~ .. ,_ 1!.\ILT Clll'I'TOQUIYrE - llen'o how to work lit ~·•. .. AXYDLBAAXa .. .. J.ONOI'JOLLOW tlm'ly ltarull tor anotl\er. In tb.la Ampta AlluM L'lo tor the two O"a, ete. •ingle lettf!H, apoe. ~ aiUI t'ormatloft ot tiMI word~ are all hlntt, ·x lilt. ..., ~tttra are dlttereat. ' , " " ' - Cjuolalloa .,DlC:II!KCJ MV ' IXCNX KHVX CP ,. ' a·Jtii'M I' ·· G PH K II!~IO'lf II' X Y, li:;:s~~~WrAIIf lJIII)I'lJioo ~ J t't~; while escapina 1 need not find hwe, lt'1 m)l'aelt up and tn11, hundreda · ~~·.:.;:;.riil~~!;.l 1 J 1'u.rw .~""''i"'ur'h~ ~ FULJ. SHANK HALP ... 01<1 Foohloned Thick Sliced Sliced Bacon tliN~~ · •· ·:~, 69c . · Fish and Seafood Pollock Fillets :.::'"~:."err _ •. 29c Green Shrimp ~~.~. 42 · ... §9c • kS 69 F•ISh s·tiC ~ Frog Legs . ... 99c Citp'n Jolln'o H..t ond h1 - " 10.0.. pk... 39~ FULL SHANI( HALF 43~ Whole Ham •. 43c Whole Ham •. 47c •. 89c CENTER SLICED SMOKED HAM . d· 8ee ., f-r-ltloht,LH", 4·9c Groun A&P SUPER-RIGHT . SKINLESS , .. '~' ,... 3.9c . k Sa'usage -ltrht. Por F-. ...... ~ ra11 Sausage 59c Slab Bacon ':!'":.. .. 29c c I-LB. PKG. Fresh Pork Ham=:"'_ .. 39c Cornish Gciine Hens -j;69c CHOICe All - · _ WIENERS JANE PARKER I SPECIALI 2 ' It- I 1¥-.iliwint•G Jb. JACON ··· 3 ~~~~! · Liberty Liborty . ' 'Ann Pa.... - lptlhettfttlllr SpagheHi . .. Fruit and Peels-- ~~69c Candy Cherries~- !r::6Sc 2 ~~r45c !:29c Pineapple Twins . CoHee Cake !::.:::-~:;.. _.:.h 35c Vanilla Wafers;:;.. _ ,rc,.23c RaiSin Brea d Frooh Doilr - t""'23 ,.., c Provolone Cheese :-rr:;h"••· 59c a.or. 29 Ch.eese srrc.,. Brl<k or Mu•n•ler Cheese :':.:'s~!~ _ :: 29c o , 3 ·!.. 49c Jone Porker A&P arond pko. ' ( CRISP, SWEET CALiFOIINIA PASCAL PEACHES 4:!:9Sc . 1t11. 2 r... 57c : ANI P... . White, Dftit's ....... Ye.IIM.,......, .... Cake Mbca Orange Ju.i te_ 4 Ftncy WIM1RIIn ... Prttt. fit ' ~· Style -or Perkty, YellOw ___ . ra hams Chocelolo G "-·--- ' ~~49c. ...... Ritz Cracker ~'! 33c ·c.. 00k'185· iorlot..... 49C bohlolt WoHI•o - - l>kt· ' ,. . ·d·:ll'ln; irlnd tHo. · Dog Foo -· "1"', 4 ••;.. 45c ' Lim dexo c Vf!GETABLE SHORTENING Maine U. S. No. 1 II• .... W•ohool - ~79c l.ftt. ·:rr · ~49c ' . ' Co.,. =. 89c Longhorn Cheese _ .. 49c femlly II• 3 ,1.. $1 ' 00 P•leS Morten'•, Chony -lttfmhl.. - . 3., ,Punch Howollon, o.... _ _ _ _ _ "" . , c· • , v. .•. '"~· 28c M. argarane ....... 1 ., - ~ .' 4 A&P Brand ... Pnoh , _ ' Large Stcd~ "'· IDNA BRAND ... YELLOW CLING, HALVES OR SLICED . 47(. n. Ann .P... .. . Pun Ora,. ' •• Stooclll J~R Tom.Qto So~o~p _ 2 ~ 33c 49c, lb. . -r-ltlght s.n.u Link . FRESH DAILY SPECIAL ltEO. SS. Grape Jelly . ' Cherry Pie Ann P• , .. lllftdly Sill CHUCK ROASTS . Llborty ' · e•r - ·Ohr. v.~-~..... COOKED ." ' ( -e- • SMOKED IC.0.,49' .,1, . c Tabl.$yrup : ffORK STEAK 45c lla.. YSTERS · · t89c can Callo $tylo !U lb. ....) ·· SSe "'· S9c . ...... ,.,. ... th •Mopht~ I I - " ' flVtll..ITY ' .,. SUPER·~IGHT . .. ROUND BONE BEEF ROAST ' TleAlPJ•w tl & P SVPER·RIGUT u;; CUTS -~------,-- U"ttect Prell lrtNrnlfloMI is providing the PbUadelphia Warriors · with, a stairway to their firat Eastern National B.!lsketball AssoclaUon title 1n fOur years. as tick and tired of all thlli aaylne a . Wilt Chamberlain chana:Jnr a• Prei. Ike Ia of the ........_ UPI - FIGHT RESULTS vl,lt. f~~~tb~·-::~~~~~~an~dgre~co~iv~in~g~t~ie~t~e~t•~•~h~ou~ld~~be1 Vlilley VIew ZANESVILLE, 0. . .. att.r sldnwlplng th,... caN/ tearing down a light pole. •r• ldantlft.d as Emerson n~. 24, Robert P.ild., 21, bofh, . ~- Gn IOMI CLIVELAND UPI - Thrw ....,. were killed Tuuday nltht -..n their auto plunged Into the Ohio ports circulated here today ·that did tell you sisters the ·p killtt they sent my ''mums" dollaf baCk Jut Sprln11. Got sil'k and tired of my writing them. Seeing tormer pupil Florence Rowe at Library. Her sweet and sunny smite and way• always such ll joy to ·"e. So sorry to read of former SuP.t. Bill Melvin's death of last AlliUM. News reached ua here dnly last week. Geraldine Bratton (~rs. OrviJ.Ie) feollni lonely with her husband away on river wort · 18 days and mol'tl at a time. ~e and •mall son ' Earl frequent Ubrary visitors and alao our neighbon. Geraldine's maiden name was Minor,. • niece of MHS'1 Claire Minor former H. S. histocy teaeber. Lovely picture· of Juanita Hawkins to btt married In FebruJry. We mi.u the John Hawkinl family very much. The Earl SmiJh& <Marityn Milltrl no* our nel.ih· bors livlnl ln the Inaels property recently vaealed b)' Bob Mills I· •~~~~J. We receive a lovely ·bot I; of com br•ad from another 11ew ancJ beloved nti&bbW' Mn. Jim Fau.llmer, a natiVe of Qld Vlr&lnla •JJd 'JD expon~nt ln. true hospitality and generooslty ot one fJl the 1tates we !Imply tove to ~~~~~··~·~·~""~·~·~lil'~~aa~d..;wl~t~b~~~wl~tb~lbe~~beto~ll~~··~te~rta~in~on~. hHdquarters. ClrttJand,. fltd ,Nmet ~,.-A.r,..ld.. lee a ltrange blanket throuch the air lt1t just me steel strike and that's mouthful. n,ltiOfNI~ 24, of 1u~n lnllependl'bce. : ae.aln, rm =I~,::;.,':~":;! i:. I M 0 c»UIIifd Kelltr t.rmUie for Ml· tlement of the 'union's dlspuM nNinagtment soon 'Will M occ:tollocll by lO to 15 1mtller procluan. "' ott~ ~.,. tbe YOU nyi~ll )~~'eduction. I,$GOolol-,. aiMtd at cuttiftl lho fonn ....,,.., The I WASHINGfON UPI - Unfhtd PN•hWnt O.VW J. McDanaltl p ..... lctell Tuesday the Mr&. carl AUensworth under· eye surge"ry ' last Friday at the Pl&UIQ,t Valley Hospital in :Pt. P~uant.,u.Jl.,l, , s~m.vale.cing nicelv .. She e~~:pe't~JP.pre~p · to her honle on Ash Sl Middleport, Friday. · Mr. and Mrs. LlOYd Harris apent the w~.k.IJld in St Albans, W. Va. with her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. George Circle and atialn . 111'0'' ab'eme enthUJi&lm,• ~Dt Ia the lf'IDT• ~ ~Wt~ict 1FOittr Mttd. - ...._.Idtvishm. EmTont Wllo ,...... "':· to the limited auitna apa"We fMl t.blt ''ODe For the een tbould mate tltt ~ tl. tldl of.. the . a~dltorium, tleketa 'lrilll 'ID&d" 11 1 fine sbmr, done 1n opportunlb to ,_ oaa fll 0 . · sao:<~ for only tbe OIW perform- eseellut tute and finellf. wal two fNt performUCH ol "OM . ttme stated on t.he Ucl::et:. are utnmety fortUlll\e in hav- For tilt JWad." •, "The Rotary Club iJ utremel)' Ill w aecoDd army ncru.IUoi 1 plea&ed to htvt 1 part in brln&bring Ul thbl new edltloo l Ina: "One For The Road" to the •bowmoblle. AI !or- the people of GIUlpolit, and the KGJI of our community, it wiU area. we have ~pt.ed the optbe opportunity to ' " portunlty to participate In the live top notch musical variety W !' st..lworbn ly PIIDDII NOUDASHEI.'I' About a week aco il turntd eoo1 and •nappy so I got out the bla~:&~ets. for lJlr_et;! l}_e""J rather li~ht wel&ht cotton 011es. This Wll the day AITER one of the eoo1 nl&htl. 1t promptly turned _Wlfirm . ua.hl. So I hauled off the blanteta and laid them handll)' by. Another week Pl88€1d, cold 11ain. I out the blsnkelt, It turned warm 86'7" 1ttendin1 tbe perform1 n•rtai~forof.-bLeb tbe tid:et b ctvm COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. Mf.' chael v •. DISall~ ~Mod Dlmocratlc Natlonel Chelrmen Peul M. Butler Tuttday of ullng "tiM WDfll. typt D,f ·nwchlne polities" In ettemph tCI ralst l\'tOMY for the IY BLANCHI M. ><ASKINS 4. . Brake .. ~2'9" SB'O" 42'tl" lll'O" 23'9" 26'11" 15"1" 18'9" M'5" T.alent Show trel, one ot the arm:v'• top IJlOWl .11/ Sgt. Kabage aaid today, -.ad 1n •lbowmoblle's new production, "One For The Road" Jt cert&iniY appears that we've hit the j.act pot in tbe entertainment field. We had originally hoped Lo obtain a &how for the MGM area dutina: the summer or !aU monlbJ to be held out of doors. But due to the !ad tb&t the Jhowmobile was not in production at the time we juat bad made to wait tJDtil tbeto unit be availabie Ul. could I am confident, llowe'l'-,r, tbat the qua. <Continued from Pare One) llty of the &bow and the ability "J!: bet tta of it's penonnel, make it worth . ven ore e bua:e IUecess waiting for." lerlJO)'ed by the "'Wind Symphony" an entirely dlftereot type of abow M/ Sgt. ' Kabage stated that free COLUMBUS Ut'l - , ... Ohio 1-wble.b tbe Rotary .~P''·""'Hd tlckets lo both the lfternoon and Farm Bu,..u lleder•tlon will de- · thia tummer, your evening performance• would be clcle today whfthar It favors con. sen-lee hal made available in the near future tlnllld n1tien_. . farm ,......,.. to re- and that all person• reque•Ung CINCINNATI UPI -#Dileo. fNreel foul play t.dey a• thef southt the whwMbouh of Johft Cwttkt.. er, 42, • Local 100 THmtter Dffl. ' clal mlulng •Inc. Mendmy. T-y. " Did You Know That? CROSSWORD ~'11" 11~'1'' 89'3" 1 About Middleport Raymond 'furn~r (Columbus) up town and Bilked him my ' favorite : "Have you stopped be11ting your wife yel?" And quick as a flash Raymond'u answer : "Yes. 'cause she atarted !tghling back.'' Raymon d's cute little wife, tho former Ruth Ann Holter is about lhc size or , ' pint or lll.18p afler u week's washing, which makes it all the funnier. Theirs was a werlding of lasl .Tunc. 39'1" 40'6"' Late News • rom Tbr. Wire Aroqnd. And. Sow TS 24'0" 23'1:" 42'10" 14'3" 40 ar Alt• eon. . Theodore Rupert and his moth- the winter. )b'a. ¥~filii~ 'Foley returned to her er, Mrs. Zella Weya11d in 'tOledo· after spending Colwnbi1B · were of' her mother, .MrJ. · 100m• ~~~~~~_hbere. ,. . . . J. E. Radekin, Mr. "-- ,.. . . . .Holcomb. Mr. :md Pet:- H..,. Mrs, luner· ~ 15'1" 17'5" 23'1" 22'10" --- ----- ---- Weidner a R It•,. U. S. John a. Hett•cwn (ll.-ampt American havelton from Oh ..) hat wrttt.n MUI'Ity chah-- peylq 1111 tue1. on ptrt Ill the Mill in tN 15th OhS. c........,..,._ ln«~Dll tO,- eun lndii al DRtrtct thet he wUI not tetk,.. et.ctlon next ,....... JIIGH"t OVItt A,.II'LII BEllLIN UPJ.-.Ru11lan 1nd Eut WASHINGTON UPI- TM JIOCNI German bou11wivea foullht over end Dr111 _Admlnlltratlan {PDA) 1 tcarce apple• in the Ryuian a:ar· eoncluetM tush tMh todaiy t. fi!W ~ riaon town of Brendenbura, Eut ovt what ~Mrt of tht ttsf cranMrry Germanr," tbe "Information Burcrop Is ~ah for hout~wlftl to eau Weat" reported. serve t.r Thtnktefvlftll cUnner. · 10 1b 5ft YC ..;. ,,' ' �. .:- . tHE DAti.Y SENTINfL _________ -~): IJ:atlo · ·Connaentatin~ Editoriallv So MRS. BULLISTER WORt;; AN Homogenized lntu Americanese Wf haven't noticed any mass 1.ur 111ng of! of TV sets in Meigs County si nc-t• tht· qu i·tz .acandaiB broke. Nor do we ;lou bt that 11 tlw sponsors, producers ;md net works hu d. thP COtu'i&e to continue their brund of rigged entertainment 99 and up per cent of o ur TV viewers would continue to enJo~· vtew ing il However, the TV industry und L• rstalllLLblv was shaken to its leather soles We surmise their shock caml' not hecaust' t.bey finally realized something wrong had been perpetrated . Rllther, th ey ran for tht•ir holes, fired ta·lented peopl<: ri ght a nd lpf1. embarrassed others pusherl to the fmnl 111 the probe, because they w('re taughl. They feared not the wr il1h of th~ GrC'c!l Yardstick of the Universe . They quailed . r ather, before what public opinion might wre~.:k upon their scheme for making money . Thus, the TV scandal Is a provocative indi·-. cation of our comrnon matenalism. But we would argue with that person·. who criUcJzes materialism 3S SU(:h. TrUe, Chrislianity place.s the humbl e, poor man first in line to greet St. Peter. And it h tolerably if not Impossible- for the rich man even to get in the line. Yet we positively must viPw the maxims of Christianity in the ligh t or modern history lf our religion is to continue having impact on our lives. Those who would destroy materialism a·nd substitute for it the catacomb existence, are saying modern America is <Jifogether u waste. They are saying America 's miracle of production, its idealism, its power for potential good in a· world torn by hundreds of Wars reaching into eras before Christ, may as well, have, tH ·re<1 ft pr Tl u• medidtw for the m<~l ;uty of material•~m is 1101 U(.'structJon of tod&y's wOJid which lllatcria lism has in l~·ge part in.spired. Rarh er, 'rt is the tem pering of materialism with th( · pnwed nJi es of C hristianity that applied Ill 1-'al('stlne nearly 2,000 yea rs ago and are qiiitc as Important for a heaJ thy personality tod ay. r American buiiness, in its giant and small form . has proved that that business which s~t v0s hest profits most Large corporations during th e lean 30s found themselves rising fro m a n~ar lmol.'kout blow with "Christianizecf' methods of profit sharing. bonus plans, retirement sl'hedules all of which at least parUally brought improved employe rela· tlons , mo1·eefficiency, la·rgerprotits. The cL1re for what ails the TV industry in its quizz phase or entertainment is not to close down the fietworks, or fire ail the sus· pect entertainers 'and producers. Rather, it would be to recognize their mistake for what it waa, a'wrong acl. An4 that 11 happ~ned because the objective in TV enterta•inment has been to entertain with a disregard for how it was done. No one minds the sham in a "professional wrestling" bout. We know it's make believe. It was the act or deceit that was wrong in the quizz shams. TV is a youthful industry . It is not surprising that upansion in the industry has gotten ahead of the rules it lays down for itself. Jt is time now, probably overdue, that the industry get serious about where its out.-ofbound lines are, where the goal posts stand, wpQI, coq~t\lutcs ~ foul, and what doesn't. And lvhen lhese rules are put up for public scrutiny, gues~,w.h't 1 They will be rrlanY or thC precepts of Christianity hom o~en ized into Americanese. Epgle Ridge Society Report Mr. and Mn. A . D. Tutlle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Osborne <Ot Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Harris called on Mrs. Amy Wolf Sunday afternoon. . William Wolf spent Sunday with Mr. 11nd Mrs. --Milton Tuttle and family . Mr. and Mrs. Dayton 'McElroy and daughter of Cozaddale, Ohio. and mother, Mrs. Martha McElroy, of Sand Ridge spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Amy Wolf. Mrs. Milton Tuttle viaited her grandparents. iU. and Phs. George Clark tnd Mrs. A. D. lllttle and Mrs. Amy Wolf viaited ~th Mrs. Josie Heitger at HarrisonvlJle o.n provemt·nl of om•~ p?-ace on earth, not in the . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·M!ddleport, 0., Nov.ll,lQ~9-ll 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 10, !959 Olestnut Ridge, Society News Friday alternoort Mr. and \ln. Harry Wolf mill'd with .Mrs. Amy Wolf Wednt> sd~y afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dill and farn · ily spent Sunday with :dr. and :\tr s. Ray King or New Haven. Mn. A. D. Tuttle and rnothr>r. Mrs. Amy Wolf. spent 'fhursd<i~- afternoon with Mrs. Harold ·Bee ~: it' of Doreas. Mr. and i~rs. Gary Dill and fam11)• Yillited his parent s, Mr. and .\ irs. Earl Dill at Morning Star, M'unda)·. Little 'Mandie Rose s pent Mun· day with her grandmother Mrs A. D. 'futtle. Estimated 500: --- MlAMl tJP1 - wALna " -0 Wade Walker, Miasisslppl State bead coach, wlll direct the South ~quad in the 14th annual North-SoUth Colleit All -Star Game Jn the Orangll' Bowl ...(Continued from Page One ) In the tables below A&E are for Age and Experience, S for Speed, R lor Reaction Time B for Braking and TS for Total Stopping distance : · RACINI N•me All s Larry Gllimm ________ 1~ 20 Sandra Bowen . _ • 16-{1 20 Mrs. Kcrsbner ____ 24-6yrs 30 W~idner 40 RUTLAND James Oheadle .L • • 16-9Mo 20 Leila Longstrellh ___ 16-lMo 20 Robt. Marcum ___ 23-7Yrs 30 Pointltock Social Eventa Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ogdin. Columbus, spent a J1.ight with Mr. aud Mrs. Je&:Se Profrlt. J4r. Ogdin re· eently retired from the ma~ service and they expect to visit their son, Ronald, in c·ali.fornia .durmg mon and conductora II. W es t On:mal\ 27. Bywny Pre~I!Jent ,' I. A moaleil ' p Jill II "Z. Nevrr 10.Excta~ tt~n point (poet.} . . .. Euro .. Jl!CkDI)ml - v 32. Com~ l'ui•INI&J'I Ar•w .. 4 I. Bordt!l" cutle :lJ. Man'II .' "'fa.brla 29. 'l'wll1e4 I . Celebea OK ~ 11mlt• 2-4.. Fua• dll.y ?.u. s. 6 nDrrow .ptantlng a tate I from 26. Tree. 1!1. Sheep of Indl& I 23. ~,, . ,"""'"' 11. Bttal II. Q,_UON ... -.... (ebbrJ 38. Not war aa. soon 8».~tt4 " m&aerl .... '. thNWI .,. UttJ• 'Child 48'. Litten - If • ., '" a <ortaln diubled and elder).y . ap,ly for aid, ther• til up~t w~o a:ave all t.he .D,eJdtd alll'hl'• tlear· Jy •nd cheerfully. i w•• partfs CROSS HARDWARE w•• Aznona: this be ~ ~·Ha~e any dlabUlty ol' (J)i- kind?" " said he, "oniJ 'U.:.N two · legs." , ~ : m:r medal on JUm, per· Phono 6017.V C1nal In suburlan. Middleport i \ t" • R• 1'RENTON, ,N. J. UPI - Sali'tll• go Ramlrer, 13~. Havana. ctuiMI, outpointed J •. Ellit, 136, Trtnion, o.- {10). Of an the unrewardln.1 boule bold chortl, It seems ~o me that ~ualin1, juat -plaiQ duttlna, lela the matt manotonoua. You. ro1.1t lt all ~hlt morntq, tomorrow ita riJbt lhere juat the 11.me as if you'd never touehed it. Yet, I a:ot to thlnklnc. · l1ow loollah to complain wben one thlnkl of the thouundl of let~a. or near homele111 q.vtnell ~.vh'o would love to hlyt a table and ehatn to d111t, or .an ol~ IU plate or e~ stove to uae. .And· l~ made mo C~ an4 aah~. 1 was a1ao thlntinl Of ••·--'' ;;'c~A: veraes wh...oln \he author Wll . 0;~~~·1=~~ thin") bem.,.nihl ber latt f. dil"hfl• and Wl!nt in the meulllmt to g:ive food. , to a n,e~ OH whq t.l)ld her 'jATa1, l .l\;I'Vf! no ~P"· Aaklna: a~ut- the st\1ek.tn loved OD«Js, o~he lo\1nil the)o nil killecJ in the war. Of ....... -rg:;, Okla. UPt- 0KLAH<SMA Al¥in Green, 176, Big Sprlntr Tu., I outpointed Alvin Wllllama, 170, 1 · Oklahoma City (10), / RICHMOND,c.iif. UPI ~lrnnrt Carter, 139, San Francisco, ~ K lido N..n"Ht 'ffh,6t-i/ Mex. i4), ' ' ' . Stilt Making Warriors Choice To Take Title FOil BE'M'EII STEERING GET ADJUSTABLE BALWOINTS Kll Available For Moot Cua AI ' ChamberlaJn, a leaning SKA -Good WI~,· F~l,, $AT• 7:at t,t:IA:ap c£il$i:i) !~frliJ!.tv ' ' • f-1.;!',:_-, ArTIIBNOO~ now gives yo~ . SUPER FlOOR HEAT see it nowl ·MASON FURNITUti ' Muo11, W. Va. .. I 3 c lb. . _,J .- tower Of strength, gave Philadelphia its ,ifth victory In elx atartJ Tuesday nfJbt: when be tipped in the decidin' batket wlth so seconds remaining to defeat the New York Knickerbockers 126-12&. In other league action, Bolton beat Detroit, 128-109, and the Hawks whipped Minneapolis, 134· lOll In a doubleheader at St Louis. Chamberlain, moving at a pace that could eclipse the roolde •coring record aet by Ela:ln ,.ayklr of M.lnneeapolis last 1ea1oli, poured hi 39 PQints and crabbed f3 rebounds. breatJag bia own club record for retrieVes. 1 the former Kanua Vnivendt)' Ali-Amerieaa now bu the ·beJt scoring averac~ fn tbe NBA at 36.9 poJbta a &Jime 1nd has forJed, abead of Boston'i BIB RuiHU ta rebounal. SUPER·klc;HT . .. BEEF ROAST, WELL English Cut ;Shoulder' Roast -· Beef fotStew . • I · TODAY AND YESI'V.RYEt\R IEil' - .-: I· WHEN IN . . ' SHUMWAY FLORIST JoW1 ·. For Flow.,-5 fCIF 41J O~Oslons 6111. for 89c r ,' , . f ' . • ' • . . ~ ' ' r Funer(lls-Weddings- Pottlld Plants ·' . .o\I,IP ·Wo\NY BW/.Y Q'l'ft~ · Fftilllt . 6. \. 9. , SUFIEit·ltiGHT L-AN, BONELESS ~irper-Right . ~K ROAST ib. ,,.,,... -~ .. ,_ 1!.\ILT Clll'I'TOQUIYrE - llen'o how to work lit ~·•. .. AXYDLBAAXa .. .. J.ONOI'JOLLOW tlm'ly ltarull tor anotl\er. In tb.la Ampta AlluM L'lo tor the two O"a, ete. •ingle lettf!H, apoe. ~ aiUI t'ormatloft ot tiMI word~ are all hlntt, ·x lilt. ..., ~tttra are dlttereat. ' , " " ' - Cjuolalloa .,DlC:II!KCJ MV ' IXCNX KHVX CP ,. ' a·Jtii'M I' ·· G PH K II!~IO'lf II' X Y, li:;:s~~~WrAIIf lJIII)I'lJioo ~ J t't~; while escapina 1 need not find hwe, lt'1 m)l'aelt up and tn11, hundreda · ~~·.:.;:;.riil~~!;.l 1 J 1'u.rw .~""''i"'ur'h~ ~ FULJ. SHANK HALP ... 01<1 Foohloned Thick Sliced Sliced Bacon tliN~~ · •· ·:~, 69c . · Fish and Seafood Pollock Fillets :.::'"~:."err _ •. 29c Green Shrimp ~~.~. 42 · ... §9c • kS 69 F•ISh s·tiC ~ Frog Legs . ... 99c Citp'n Jolln'o H..t ond h1 - " 10.0.. pk... 39~ FULL SHANI( HALF 43~ Whole Ham •. 43c Whole Ham •. 47c •. 89c CENTER SLICED SMOKED HAM . d· 8ee ., f-r-ltloht,LH", 4·9c Groun A&P SUPER-RIGHT . SKINLESS , .. '~' ,... 3.9c . k Sa'usage -ltrht. Por F-. ...... ~ ra11 Sausage 59c Slab Bacon ':!'":.. .. 29c c I-LB. PKG. Fresh Pork Ham=:"'_ .. 39c Cornish Gciine Hens -j;69c CHOICe All - · _ WIENERS JANE PARKER I SPECIALI 2 ' It- I 1¥-.iliwint•G Jb. JACON ··· 3 ~~~~! · Liberty Liborty . ' 'Ann Pa.... - lptlhettfttlllr SpagheHi . .. Fruit and Peels-- ~~69c Candy Cherries~- !r::6Sc 2 ~~r45c !:29c Pineapple Twins . CoHee Cake !::.:::-~:;.. _.:.h 35c Vanilla Wafers;:;.. _ ,rc,.23c RaiSin Brea d Frooh Doilr - t""'23 ,.., c Provolone Cheese :-rr:;h"••· 59c a.or. 29 Ch.eese srrc.,. Brl<k or Mu•n•ler Cheese :':.:'s~!~ _ :: 29c o , 3 ·!.. 49c Jone Porker A&P arond pko. ' ( CRISP, SWEET CALiFOIINIA PASCAL PEACHES 4:!:9Sc . 1t11. 2 r... 57c : ANI P... . White, Dftit's ....... Ye.IIM.,......, .... Cake Mbca Orange Ju.i te_ 4 Ftncy WIM1RIIn ... Prttt. fit ' ~· Style -or Perkty, YellOw ___ . ra hams Chocelolo G "-·--- ' ~~49c. ...... Ritz Cracker ~'! 33c ·c.. 00k'185· iorlot..... 49C bohlolt WoHI•o - - l>kt· ' ,. . ·d·:ll'ln; irlnd tHo. · Dog Foo -· "1"', 4 ••;.. 45c ' Lim dexo c Vf!GETABLE SHORTENING Maine U. S. No. 1 II• .... W•ohool - ~79c l.ftt. ·:rr · ~49c ' . ' Co.,. =. 89c Longhorn Cheese _ .. 49c femlly II• 3 ,1.. $1 ' 00 P•leS Morten'•, Chony -lttfmhl.. - . 3., ,Punch Howollon, o.... _ _ _ _ _ "" . , c· • , v. .•. '"~· 28c M. argarane ....... 1 ., - ~ .' 4 A&P Brand ... Pnoh , _ ' Large Stcd~ "'· IDNA BRAND ... YELLOW CLING, HALVES OR SLICED . 47(. n. Ann .P... .. . Pun Ora,. ' •• Stooclll J~R Tom.Qto So~o~p _ 2 ~ 33c 49c, lb. . -r-ltlght s.n.u Link . FRESH DAILY SPECIAL ltEO. SS. Grape Jelly . ' Cherry Pie Ann P• , .. lllftdly Sill CHUCK ROASTS . Llborty ' · e•r - ·Ohr. v.~-~..... COOKED ." ' ( -e- • SMOKED IC.0.,49' .,1, . c Tabl.$yrup : ffORK STEAK 45c lla.. YSTERS · · t89c can Callo $tylo !U lb. ....) ·· SSe "'· S9c . ...... ,.,. ... th •Mopht~ I I - " ' flVtll..ITY ' .,. SUPER·~IGHT . .. ROUND BONE BEEF ROAST ' TleAlPJ•w tl & P SVPER·RIGUT u;; CUTS -~------,-- U"ttect Prell lrtNrnlfloMI is providing the PbUadelphia Warriors · with, a stairway to their firat Eastern National B.!lsketball AssoclaUon title 1n fOur years. as tick and tired of all thlli aaylne a . Wilt Chamberlain chana:Jnr a• Prei. Ike Ia of the ........_ UPI - FIGHT RESULTS vl,lt. f~~~tb~·-::~~~~~~an~dgre~co~iv~in~g~t~ie~t~e~t•~•~h~ou~ld~~be1 Vlilley VIew ZANESVILLE, 0. . .. att.r sldnwlplng th,... caN/ tearing down a light pole. •r• ldantlft.d as Emerson n~. 24, Robert P.ild., 21, bofh, . ~- Gn IOMI CLIVELAND UPI - Thrw ....,. were killed Tuuday nltht -..n their auto plunged Into the Ohio ports circulated here today ·that did tell you sisters the ·p killtt they sent my ''mums" dollaf baCk Jut Sprln11. Got sil'k and tired of my writing them. Seeing tormer pupil Florence Rowe at Library. Her sweet and sunny smite and way• always such ll joy to ·"e. So sorry to read of former SuP.t. Bill Melvin's death of last AlliUM. News reached ua here dnly last week. Geraldine Bratton (~rs. OrviJ.Ie) feollni lonely with her husband away on river wort · 18 days and mol'tl at a time. ~e and •mall son ' Earl frequent Ubrary visitors and alao our neighbon. Geraldine's maiden name was Minor,. • niece of MHS'1 Claire Minor former H. S. histocy teaeber. Lovely picture· of Juanita Hawkins to btt married In FebruJry. We mi.u the John Hawkinl family very much. The Earl SmiJh& <Marityn Milltrl no* our nel.ih· bors livlnl ln the Inaels property recently vaealed b)' Bob Mills I· •~~~~J. We receive a lovely ·bot I; of com br•ad from another 11ew ancJ beloved nti&bbW' Mn. Jim Fau.llmer, a natiVe of Qld Vlr&lnla •JJd 'JD expon~nt ln. true hospitality and generooslty ot one fJl the 1tates we !Imply tove to ~~~~~··~·~·~""~·~·~lil'~~aa~d..;wl~t~b~~~wl~tb~lbe~~beto~ll~~··~te~rta~in~on~. hHdquarters. ClrttJand,. fltd ,Nmet ~,.-A.r,..ld.. lee a ltrange blanket throuch the air lt1t just me steel strike and that's mouthful. n,ltiOfNI~ 24, of 1u~n lnllependl'bce. : ae.aln, rm =I~,::;.,':~":;! i:. I M 0 c»UIIifd Kelltr t.rmUie for Ml· tlement of the 'union's dlspuM nNinagtment soon 'Will M occ:tollocll by lO to 15 1mtller procluan. "' ott~ ~.,. tbe YOU nyi~ll )~~'eduction. I,$GOolol-,. aiMtd at cuttiftl lho fonn ....,,.., The I WASHINGfON UPI - Unfhtd PN•hWnt O.VW J. McDanaltl p ..... lctell Tuesday the Mr&. carl AUensworth under· eye surge"ry ' last Friday at the Pl&UIQ,t Valley Hospital in :Pt. P~uant.,u.Jl.,l, , s~m.vale.cing nicelv .. She e~~:pe't~JP.pre~p · to her honle on Ash Sl Middleport, Friday. · Mr. and Mrs. LlOYd Harris apent the w~.k.IJld in St Albans, W. Va. with her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. George Circle and atialn . 111'0'' ab'eme enthUJi&lm,• ~Dt Ia the lf'IDT• ~ ~Wt~ict 1FOittr Mttd. - ...._.Idtvishm. EmTont Wllo ,...... "':· to the limited auitna apa"We fMl t.blt ''ODe For the een tbould mate tltt ~ tl. tldl of.. the . a~dltorium, tleketa 'lrilll 'ID&d" 11 1 fine sbmr, done 1n opportunlb to ,_ oaa fll 0 . · sao:<~ for only tbe OIW perform- eseellut tute and finellf. wal two fNt performUCH ol "OM . ttme stated on t.he Ucl::et:. are utnmety fortUlll\e in hav- For tilt JWad." •, "The Rotary Club iJ utremel)' Ill w aecoDd army ncru.IUoi 1 plea&ed to htvt 1 part in brln&bring Ul thbl new edltloo l Ina: "One For The Road" to the •bowmoblle. AI !or- the people of GIUlpolit, and the KGJI of our community, it wiU area. we have ~pt.ed the optbe opportunity to ' " portunlty to participate In the live top notch musical variety W !' st..lworbn ly PIIDDII NOUDASHEI.'I' About a week aco il turntd eoo1 and •nappy so I got out the bla~:&~ets. for lJlr_et;! l}_e""J rather li~ht wel&ht cotton 011es. This Wll the day AITER one of the eoo1 nl&htl. 1t promptly turned _Wlfirm . ua.hl. So I hauled off the blanteta and laid them handll)' by. Another week Pl88€1d, cold 11ain. I out the blsnkelt, It turned warm 86'7" 1ttendin1 tbe perform1 n•rtai~forof.-bLeb tbe tid:et b ctvm COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. Mf.' chael v •. DISall~ ~Mod Dlmocratlc Natlonel Chelrmen Peul M. Butler Tuttday of ullng "tiM WDfll. typt D,f ·nwchlne polities" In ettemph tCI ralst l\'tOMY for the IY BLANCHI M. ><ASKINS 4. . Brake .. ~2'9" SB'O" 42'tl" lll'O" 23'9" 26'11" 15"1" 18'9" M'5" T.alent Show trel, one ot the arm:v'• top IJlOWl .11/ Sgt. Kabage aaid today, -.ad 1n •lbowmoblle's new production, "One For The Road" Jt cert&iniY appears that we've hit the j.act pot in tbe entertainment field. We had originally hoped Lo obtain a &how for the MGM area dutina: the summer or !aU monlbJ to be held out of doors. But due to the !ad tb&t the Jhowmobile was not in production at the time we juat bad made to wait tJDtil tbeto unit be availabie Ul. could I am confident, llowe'l'-,r, tbat the qua. <Continued from Pare One) llty of the &bow and the ability "J!: bet tta of it's penonnel, make it worth . ven ore e bua:e IUecess waiting for." lerlJO)'ed by the "'Wind Symphony" an entirely dlftereot type of abow M/ Sgt. ' Kabage stated that free COLUMBUS Ut'l - , ... Ohio 1-wble.b tbe Rotary .~P''·""'Hd tlckets lo both the lfternoon and Farm Bu,..u lleder•tlon will de- · thia tummer, your evening performance• would be clcle today whfthar It favors con. sen-lee hal made available in the near future tlnllld n1tien_. . farm ,......,.. to re- and that all person• reque•Ung CINCINNATI UPI -#Dileo. fNreel foul play t.dey a• thef southt the whwMbouh of Johft Cwttkt.. er, 42, • Local 100 THmtter Dffl. ' clal mlulng •Inc. Mendmy. T-y. " Did You Know That? CROSSWORD ~'11" 11~'1'' 89'3" 1 About Middleport Raymond 'furn~r (Columbus) up town and Bilked him my ' favorite : "Have you stopped be11ting your wife yel?" And quick as a flash Raymond'u answer : "Yes. 'cause she atarted !tghling back.'' Raymon d's cute little wife, tho former Ruth Ann Holter is about lhc size or , ' pint or lll.18p afler u week's washing, which makes it all the funnier. Theirs was a werlding of lasl .Tunc. 39'1" 40'6"' Late News • rom Tbr. Wire Aroqnd. And. Sow TS 24'0" 23'1:" 42'10" 14'3" 40 ar Alt• eon. . Theodore Rupert and his moth- the winter. )b'a. ¥~filii~ 'Foley returned to her er, Mrs. Zella Weya11d in 'tOledo· after spending Colwnbi1B · were of' her mother, .MrJ. · 100m• ~~~~~~_hbere. ,. . . . J. E. Radekin, Mr. "-- ,.. . . . .Holcomb. Mr. :md Pet:- H..,. Mrs, luner· ~ 15'1" 17'5" 23'1" 22'10" --- ----- ---- Weidner a R It•,. U. S. John a. Hett•cwn (ll.-ampt American havelton from Oh ..) hat wrttt.n MUI'Ity chah-- peylq 1111 tue1. on ptrt Ill the Mill in tN 15th OhS. c........,..,._ ln«~Dll tO,- eun lndii al DRtrtct thet he wUI not tetk,.. et.ctlon next ,....... JIIGH"t OVItt A,.II'LII BEllLIN UPJ.-.Ru11lan 1nd Eut WASHINGTON UPI- TM JIOCNI German bou11wivea foullht over end Dr111 _Admlnlltratlan {PDA) 1 tcarce apple• in the Ryuian a:ar· eoncluetM tush tMh todaiy t. fi!W ~ riaon town of Brendenbura, Eut ovt what ~Mrt of tht ttsf cranMrry Germanr," tbe "Information Burcrop Is ~ah for hout~wlftl to eau Weat" reported. serve t.r Thtnktefvlftll cUnner. · 10 1b 5ft YC ..;. ,,' ' �.Falcons .·ctash Friday ~ • I • ' LIL' GRIOO~R .. • Le. ads ·H ioltoitl-.\lllllan »a: MeXlbben Cltne ·tt: 11...... s-""" corr.. 'll>tah 1-1·3. Scorl.ng In Loss · s.•-Y•• 2+s: z.... ·&Iff: t·t~: l~"~""· 17·1~· ,~ . 1s: QJ Dileh•r ~; Hl"•ln& Gil\. • ,on 3-1·7 MeGrath D-H; Cline B-2Harriso.:wille High School drop· 1ft. Tt,tala 1~ P:ed a 52·33 "age cgl;ltest at home :;;.,;;;:.::=-::-::=-==~~= Tuesday nl&lll to Zalelti when; t.wo ' • • •• • • • • • • Swlff's Jewel brand Shortening~ rea:ulars fQuJed out 1D the UU.rd quarter and the Sci.pjo bench could not take up the slack . • PLAN Youtt HOLIDAY DINNERS NOW! • • • • • \ Clns The SCipio Reserve," however, won their firlt game of the sePon; and the HCO{Id tur thfi!m in tti~ yealls (Won o1e ,l8st year, none the before), over Zaleall.l r8ial'llu, CLUBS and GROUPS • ' No. 303 • 40.32 . ' In lhe vartity Jame Cline led home scorine with 18 points, get- Circles Are Now Taking Reservations For Holiday Dinners. Stop In and Ask d. hi~ ~ght fj~ ~ outJJde. KeUh U.Dllipl lll4 G¥Y W,.ilsOJJ, bpth veee•p•, f0¥1~ • • • •• For Special Holiday Menus. S~o • • MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOWI • Some DalfS Are Already Taken ed out. Zaleski • • • • • $1 0.00 or more) .. ana .. No ·" - , ~ Wo•n this -pon at any EVANS SUPEII MARKET uldll dooloog time ........,.,. 14, lt59• '1.· •.:' :· ', ... '. ' . .~.' . ' Qne._,..."' -h ,...,u;,pJo... ' ' I i: .••••••' · •ua•IR $12.9$·· •• lb.' iEI@III SuJMr Tt4111, Swift's - Pl•tkum ' -~ --~~ :~ Ne: SeeHd. l'omeroy 218 Eut Mala Street (With this coupon & purchase of Clns . • CIRCLE'S · ·RESTAURANT • can No. 2l2' • • mOflt • pound ' . ~ltport' !v- Super Trim Swift's Premlwn . .. • lb• MINUrE ,. "•• ,, ...' • ..' IAL.S E .' . •• mumbled . - Gorgeous · • • ..' Archie ' . ~ i : •• P• ; Mlis 8arltara Faye OnlyS~B ......pbo .. ,. ' Open Evenings Tit 7:at ' . ' .SIMON'S - . ' MKT. · .• ' • l • ' s• .• , . .• . : . ' RADIO lllfoblll. .. i5tci6t~t~.: . . . ' ' ' ' • ..... ...,. ... • . v• ( .,. i, .."~.. • -~ ..... . .-.. •., I • '• \ •" ' ' ' -. ~l - .. ' ..... ,_ .. -.~~c Set . '. Non lot ·1fl!l, . ' ·1·'. . . •• ;-' ... : . ~ .. ... , . , • • t • • r~ .. all "' ·- . ,, JUICE'·. ,.' , . c, •, • .r .,... . . . ,.... ·' ' ' ' .. • ~ -1' ' ':' ·;:, .- );;!. l:t< ,;. •, lvw"C.- 'IW>IJ-· GOESS JEWELRY J: r . $15.00 or more \ ... r-~ . ~_ ,.. , ,._ . (With this c.oupon & purdlesulf ,, ~ ' '. . . ' '• 1 ...... _....,.. ............... .. .. ·--- ' ' •• ~ ' ' ON li90 16 lnclooa tall aile! .. a JM1n 10 lddl can lMil tMit • • • • ·• DAILY Ho'a a otar .. In •n)'bMY't IM.-.1 A . -~- ·..TIS$UE Heat' ¥ Otir Glfl D• Tile G• "Autogrop~'' ... . c.n 1 .·~'t; t· -,-----~-----· .• .: ~~ . Orance 10:00-10:15 *MP0-1390 • . . j ' •• ... l 89c ___,...;...~-...,...~· 49c ' . ·\ .l '.1 i.12 ... ··-,0~ OF ·i .iT I M &. • ' / · ~A; will - ) • ... ·-·-· ... Orange (omnuttee Nervous About Syracuse Bid .. ·F I y we'll probably bf letting Houck ready for quarterback too." Houd: ha1 showed Well ·In all the 184 minute• be h11 played this Ieason, with molt of .hil ac- • I • d : . .. '?'&... 1•11 hi ~ • .. . ... ;iN r'iout of Matte, Haye1 Bride' Doll I ' c--'0' .... , the • < AU:ed about Jerry Fields' chan- 'tfttJ • ~ • •f 1tartlng at quarterback In $200 Own Will Hold Yeur . Lay-Aw11y . Christmas -- '. .ROCK lOBSTER TAILS . . ':., BUY TODAY;,,~ on Ia~ pr use our convenient Budget P1all ' ' .~ .,.. ~ .- .. . . . . this -pon ot any IIVANS SUI!II.I MAIIKIT until clool.. time NoMit:Lor 14, lttt. .· �.Falcons .·ctash Friday ~ • I • ' LIL' GRIOO~R .. • Le. ads ·H ioltoitl-.\lllllan »a: MeXlbben Cltne ·tt: 11...... s-""" corr.. 'll>tah 1-1·3. Scorl.ng In Loss · s.•-Y•• 2+s: z.... ·&Iff: t·t~: l~"~""· 17·1~· ,~ . 1s: QJ Dileh•r ~; Hl"•ln& Gil\. • ,on 3-1·7 MeGrath D-H; Cline B-2Harriso.:wille High School drop· 1ft. Tt,tala 1~ P:ed a 52·33 "age cgl;ltest at home :;;.,;;;:.::=-::-::=-==~~= Tuesday nl&lll to Zalelti when; t.wo ' • • •• • • • • • • Swlff's Jewel brand Shortening~ rea:ulars fQuJed out 1D the UU.rd quarter and the Sci.pjo bench could not take up the slack . • PLAN Youtt HOLIDAY DINNERS NOW! • • • • • \ Clns The SCipio Reserve," however, won their firlt game of the sePon; and the HCO{Id tur thfi!m in tti~ yealls (Won o1e ,l8st year, none the before), over Zaleall.l r8ial'llu, CLUBS and GROUPS • ' No. 303 • 40.32 . ' In lhe vartity Jame Cline led home scorine with 18 points, get- Circles Are Now Taking Reservations For Holiday Dinners. Stop In and Ask d. hi~ ~ght fj~ ~ outJJde. KeUh U.Dllipl lll4 G¥Y W,.ilsOJJ, bpth veee•p•, f0¥1~ • • • •• For Special Holiday Menus. S~o • • MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOWI • Some DalfS Are Already Taken ed out. Zaleski • • • • • $1 0.00 or more) .. ana .. No ·" - , ~ Wo•n this -pon at any EVANS SUPEII MARKET uldll dooloog time ........,.,. 14, lt59• '1.· •.:' :· ', ... '. ' . .~.' . ' Qne._,..."' -h ,...,u;,pJo... ' ' I i: .••••••' · •ua•IR $12.9$·· •• lb.' iEI@III SuJMr Tt4111, Swift's - Pl•tkum ' -~ --~~ :~ Ne: SeeHd. l'omeroy 218 Eut Mala Street (With this coupon & purchase of Clns . • CIRCLE'S · ·RESTAURANT • can No. 2l2' • • mOflt • pound ' . ~ltport' !v- Super Trim Swift's Premlwn . .. • lb• MINUrE ,. "•• ,, ...' • ..' IAL.S E .' . •• mumbled . - Gorgeous · • • ..' Archie ' . ~ i : •• P• ; Mlis 8arltara Faye OnlyS~B ......pbo .. ,. ' Open Evenings Tit 7:at ' . ' .SIMON'S - . ' MKT. · .• ' • l • ' s• .• , . .• . : . ' RADIO lllfoblll. .. i5tci6t~t~.: . . . ' ' ' ' • ..... ...,. ... • . v• ( .,. i, .."~.. • -~ ..... . .-.. •., I • '• \ •" ' ' ' -. ~l - .. ' ..... ,_ .. -.~~c Set . '. Non lot ·1fl!l, . ' ·1·'. . . •• ;-' ... : . ~ .. ... , . , • • t • • r~ .. all "' ·- . ,, JUICE'·. ,.' , . c, •, • .r .,... . . . ,.... ·' ' ' ' .. • ~ -1' ' ':' ·;:, .- );;!. l:t< ,;. •, lvw"C.- 'IW>IJ-· GOESS JEWELRY J: r . $15.00 or more \ ... r-~ . ~_ ,.. , ,._ . (With this c.oupon & purdlesulf ,, ~ ' '. . . ' '• 1 ...... _....,.. ............... .. .. ·--- ' ' •• ~ ' ' ON li90 16 lnclooa tall aile! .. a JM1n 10 lddl can lMil tMit • • • • ·• DAILY Ho'a a otar .. In •n)'bMY't IM.-.1 A . -~- ·..TIS$UE Heat' ¥ Otir Glfl D• Tile G• "Autogrop~'' ... . c.n 1 .·~'t; t· -,-----~-----· .• .: ~~ . Orance 10:00-10:15 *MP0-1390 • . . j ' •• ... l 89c ___,...;...~-...,...~· 49c ' . ·\ .l '.1 i.12 ... ··-,0~ OF ·i .iT I M &. • ' / · ~A; will - ) • ... ·-·-· ... Orange (omnuttee Nervous About Syracuse Bid .. ·F I y we'll probably bf letting Houck ready for quarterback too." Houd: ha1 showed Well ·In all the 184 minute• be h11 played this Ieason, with molt of .hil ac- • I • d : . .. '?'&... 1•11 hi ~ • .. . ... ;iN r'iout of Matte, Haye1 Bride' Doll I ' c--'0' .... , the • < AU:ed about Jerry Fields' chan- 'tfttJ • ~ • •f 1tartlng at quarterback In $200 Own Will Hold Yeur . Lay-Aw11y . Christmas -- '. .ROCK lOBSTER TAILS . . ':., BUY TODAY;,,~ on Ia~ pr use our convenient Budget P1all ' ' .~ .,.. ~ .- .. . . . . this -pon ot any IIVANS SUI!II.I MAIIKIT until clool.. time NoMit:Lor 14, lttt. .· �.. , ,.......... >' ....: .. · .., . . :~-··"'~ .... ........... ,_. . ~ ......,._ ....._.. ... ... . 0 • NECHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MAchine. Makes buton boles, sews on buttoru, and maoy fancy -de~ ~1g n s. Sold new for over $300.00. P&y otr belance $131.00 or $Jl 00 month }'hone 343. 11-5·6tc WANT ADS fOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHOHE 398 R!.TES I I oaeDta per word, ooe insertion. Miru;num cbarg,. - 60 cenu. _; ceDU J1U word for three consecutive J.n.sertiona ; Spedal ooe mootb for 30 cents ptlr wo.rd. J!ldl qte of 8 cente; per word will be cbariOO for advertisUll 4 uOt paid WiithilllO days after receivinj bill. l'zrort. in Ajlvert.iding - ShouJd be reported mune-diately. TP UlllJ Sentinel will aot be respon&tri.e for more UWI one meor roet IAoer1iaG. Card 01 TDIAb and Specla.l Notlcea ot Event.& $1.00. Obltuariea publilbed at 1 eell( per word. · WoaDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYl 1 MO 10 .... ... $1.30 14.00 .ao 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 70c IUC $2.:1.6 '7 .60 .2t Acll rece1ved by 10 ILM. will De ln Lb.at d.ay'a p.a.pes M IJST Si'J. L THIS WEEK - piece , j • TRADE-INS Two liVIng room sui te; 6 pc. dm lflg room ~tu te; kitchen· cite ~e t , Sun r ay ~ a.!i r ange. West· mghousc rel rigcrator . 3 Jli' bed· mom suJte . 2 full stzr Juui.Jie )Jt•Us , 1 Radian t g_as he;~ter; 1 hathroo m hcalt•r : 1 Zenith rad10 t•onsol e with re(·ord player Oth· N t \ <' lll ~ uf housdwld formture . Ca n be ~ce n at 170 'Mulbet-r}' ·av , a fter 5 p m 11 7 5tc : At Rutland Furniture Company V e l ~.o u r I DUNCAN -HEINES - - ~ FRUJT CAKES. }:plscopal Women . Ca ll 249 or 168. ll 10 3tc FU RNITURE AT ~\TE FOR SALE FOR SALE For Sole ;;; . ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 11, 195i HOME a I m- :'!Irs Ahcc Parsons. 740 High St., Middleport Mrs W It Luellen. 10 3tp 1 I Extra Good Used WARM MOINING COAL HEATER 1 422 Warm Morning HEATER $39.95 · 2 Fuel OU $50.00 HEATERS 1 Small Wann Morning $29.95 HEATER I Used GAS RANGE I )'rlgldalre ELECTRIC RANGE .. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . $49.95 ..... $100.00 4 Real Nice TV SETS · · 2 Used Electric REFRIGERATORS · · · · ·· · · · · · · $69.95 up . ... . .. .. .. . ...... $69.95 You must see these valu~s to appreciate them. Co~e i,n today an~~~ these and •other values. County, Otflo, d eceased. Dated this lOth day of No vember 1959. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court :vteig~ County , Oh10 (1 1) 11 , lB, 25 4-.: Let}O I NO"Ce Mainly Abo'ut Peor>le In Pomeroy By LUCILLE HAWKINS :~rs. Bentle> Peeples ol C.lum. was served with ic-e cream to the guest11. Tbose attendinl the party were :.trs. Blancbe Haptonstall, Mr. Hu· bert Taylar and · daughter, Helen Louise, Mr. Carl Gilmore and dau~:hter, Carla Sue, Mr. and Mn. 1 R<>bert Tewksbary and Mr. and Mrs. Judson White NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT bus spent last week with ber' moE•t•t• of Olive Torrence Deceued Mrs. Otto Lohn wbo is Ul. No. 18,244 :Mr. arid Mrs . Raymond Lohn and Notice is hereby given that E. J. Mr. and Mrs. Cbatles Bennett and Per~n whose Pmd Office address daughter of Hamdton were recent is 28 :llontrose Avenue, Athens. guests of MrB. Otto Lohn. OhiO, bas been duly appointed Mr and Mrs Joe Thoren Jr. Exeeutor of the Estate of Olive ~nt last Fr1day in Columbus Torrent.-e, deceased, late of Meigs i1fr. and Mn Lee Sayre of Fol· County,... Ohio. lansbee, W. Va. spent last week Dated this 2ftth day of October. with Mr and Mrs. Lee Johnson and 1969. . and Mrs . Robert Reiber. F. H. O'BRIEN Mrs. Clyde Wright of Judge of the Probate Court \ Columb'"' were weekend guests of . and Mrs Lee Johnsop. and Mr. Meigs Courlty, Ohio (10) 28; (11) 4, 11, 3tt Mrs. Roben Re1ber. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser the weekend in Logan with egO Of-iCe. ond M". Rog" G'"""· ~ NOTICE OF SAU Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, :lfi's. Bids will be received at the Of- MannJe Orr and Miss M<~rtha Orr flees of Webster & Fultz, Attor- spent Sunday in Logan wllh Dr. neys, Pomerr>y National 'Bank and Mrs. Roger Grueser when the Building, Pomeroy, Qhlo, until NoV· birthday of Mrs. Grueser was-celeember 14, 1959, at tO o'eloc;k A. M. brated with a dinner. for the sale of the Carrie M. Dod· Mr. alld iJU's. Joe Thoren Sr. ridge real estate. Said real estate spent weekend witl> consists of a 11ix room brick dwel· Mr. and ling house with bath and double Mr · ·~·;;,,,;,car garage. Full basement. Situat· .:·· ., ••• ed on larie lot "at the corner of ~--·,;,;;;~-ti;~;;,;:_i;;.;-:;;;~h Asb and Sycamore Streeb in the has reylJ'age or Middleport, phio. to ber home, Lasley St. The real estate 1a apprataed for :o1·eigs General Hospital. $MOQ.OO and r.:anno~ be sold for Miss Nettie Koehler spent Sanleas than the appralsed value. in Gallipollt~ with her SISter FLOYD E. DA.VIS, Ad· brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. mmtstrator of the E!ltate Charie~ Weaver. of Canie M. Dodridge, Mrs. Robert Cyrus left Sunday deceased. a visit with relauves in Wash· (11) 6. 7, 9, 11. 12. 13, 8tc · D. C. Mrs. G. D. Grueser ot were weekend guests of sisters, Misses Maud and Freda Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Colby of Kan· ' and Mr. and Mrs George Pittof Akron spent the weekend Mr. ani\, Mrs. John Hardy The groLtp represented the committee named to set up the Col'lStitution and By-Laws of the Federatiun of Square and Round Dance Clubs of Ohw. L RUMMAG! sALE SET T~e Racine Chapter OES is spon· soring a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13 and 14, in the Kingsland Building, W. Ma.in-st, Pomeroy, hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS Gin ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miildleport, 0., Nov. 11, 19119-? .5cienct Todoy TELEVISION G\IIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 StiDmps, Ugly Tnadfish Also Can Sink Into Hypnosis Chon'* 3 - WediiiiSdil' ~:00 JJou.ae PD High &·OO St~bf}ft 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw ~te_amboat BW Street 4:30 SPlit . Pet'lloqp.lity MO Bill 8;.U5 The Jim Thl~kv S&o• 8 :e Weathereast J:8C fl:~ 7:00 1':11.0 8:80 9:00 10:00 11:00 4:00 Houte On HJ.-h 'Stree\ 4:80 Split Per~a!ity Nt:Wa Picl:W'f' Huntley Brinkley Report Manhnnt W~oo. ·rrala Price L Itlalat Perry Como Show Louis ·Jourden Show New.s lleadlinea a,qo Steamboat Bill 5:80 811. Prell!>n t:OO Pb.tt & ~ Sbow tl:~ Sign On 0:00 Continental ClaPsroom 9:00 'J!oda.• 19:00 Katie Doonan Show PRICIJfiiDU $)3995 8:30 Comed)r Time 10:00 Doua:b Jte ~I 10:80 '!reasure Runt lncltJdlq lfiP Did Mlf-CIIl'JIIIi CUI Weathef"'t1f. 8:30 N!;!Wii Pl~re 6:40 HunUey l!rinl<IIQ' Roport NEW YORK lJP.I - People wha have the gift of tinking Into tbt deepeJt kind of hypnosis have been deprlvfd of thei.r.rtght t(\, be proud of it. Some ahrlmp and one of the ugliest of fi~th , the tgadfish, hn•e tbe &1ft, too. tr)'lnl to 1rab it, it at once. But after • experience&, it kept until caught Gorden Gunter and Dell• caughan, marine geologists, Mrs. Jamea Bennett and just presented thi& fact to lilclence. .~ Joe. apent the week lt'11 more u•Bn merely Jntere1ting Waverly, Ohio visiting relabecaU.!le it shoWA the trance ~ like.::·--state ill not limited to a relatively ;~ '~•na Wom:ll•!_ few human beings. .. t:OO Whirlyl)li'Q.I 7:30 Rescue 8 8:00 Bat Masterson 8:30 StaQJ:ato 9:00 Bachelor Father Cilannel3 -n..rldq ~ 5 : 4:5 9:30 Ford· Show lO:OO Y-ou Eet Your We 1.0:30 Take A GOOd LOOk t:OO Ne.,9 H""!iod!lll• tl:tu 'fiadbei'CUI ;J:I!J · , . lad 1:00 (NI ro,r sr.. s.,. WCH$.TV Chonnel 8 a:: ChannelS - Wedne$dtn I Yosl If you can c:ount Ia 20 .• , 4:00 A.IQeriean B'-nddud • · e:~o ilr .n~d :rttc:ta f:OO Sao n"'elleo Beat and know your A.B. C.'s ~ •• you can l i80 Your ~... 110- 8:40 Weatberm.O 8 : ~ John Daly News · 7•00 P'our Just Meo ~8o Court of Llllt Relm't ploy any tune instantly- without lessons. 8:00 Hobby Lobby 1.111 OIZie ..d Rorrh<t 9:00 Hawaiian Eye Only Concert provides rich 10:00 Wedn...tey Ntaht Fights· 10:45 Spotts Parade jJ:OCI ')'be News TOalpl mellow tone a~cl clear brilliant 12:4-!J ~ign Off ,...__ __. 8 -n..-._ liD-- -- - • - •·- , 1:00 Dinl DOag SChoo). 1:30 Duua llartln Show t:OO ID:OO IIGvte U:ZII Your Eaoo The magnificent . organ tone 1s amazing ••• but more amaring is the price • 1 • stQ!Ii~g at t:oo llusle Billl9 I :SO w.,.r w. Z:OO D~r tn c~ 2:::,0 Tbo G•l• ~ Sh"' 3:00 Beat t~o ctqclt 1:30 WbO Do You TrUit ~m~rtep BandltaDd My Frl~~d Plkta 11:30 ,.go 1'lll e·~ I4P Fran$<!! BHI Ypur ~,.. ........., we;tluirmap 6:4a Jol)h Daly ,News ''00 llrtovo $11111~ 7:80 Gilt Storm Sl;lolr 1:00 DOn"' 1\.0d Show MeC~y. I:(IQ Pat Boope Sb~wrGOm 1:30 The lmtouehlbt.. IO:iiO T;i S. Borler Polrol JltOO 1be Nel!ftt Toollflt '!:Ill' ~ tilt ,w..' \:1~ -lte(KA1 l,ie ·NIO h •· O'ileporldr:=:::-:--'tl!':;::c..:-";;;... :;,;O:,:ff;._,=--,-.,.- . WHTN.TV _Citctnnel 13 tllar.nei13-W..tnesda} 1.110 ,.... llrlllhler 1117 ~:·~~ " '1'1~ ~rot StiN.ill 1:1111 , . Edc• or Joolltbt o:!l!l Tb'~ 'lbt'tl• st1:80 .tbe Ltle of lUter l,q, Arlbur I ~- . ,.,;,ll r-Tbe Ju1e. Rlvlln Sbnw ~:30 Come In • ·•• see and·• •lnotantJ¥. J'lay ltl Re~Ueu Gun 12:® Love 'l'bat Bob 8:30 The Real 't:UI Late Show melody ••• made possible by permanently tuned otalnlesa steel .~Pie'• ~lee · :1:«5 Scannln1 the Wet.the 11:10 Sports Report reeds. ·"LUBRICATE" U ;30 ConcenkatiOD 12:00 'J"ruth of Coneequen<'es 12:30 n could be You 1:00 Mid Day New1 1:15 Movleth,e ;t~~OO YOWll D11. Malont S:SO From Tbeee B.ootJ ll:lO W'eatl)erean \l :lG Tbe Jack Paar Show ' 'OQ Sign orr I N MAKE A DATE Ttl t1'00 Pr!oo b Rlabl ~,mls\lce D~y Program 1:00 Wlhwu Palr,ol 1:80 The Line Up . 8~ , ~en lpJlo Space 12:00 Lo>o ~ - til• l2:30 &>.11rcb' l"J'ir '!'1nnorrow 12:41! The Gull!Uia lilbt 1:00 Living In W. V1. I:IG No.tghbors 1:30 Aa lite Wotld TUrna 2:00 For Be«e!" ~ Worae 1:!1(1 Rouse P,a!IJ .i!:W .J:li"\'14\UIOllOire. • , J:30 Tbe v~ b Your• 1.00 Brtght~r Dlf a·AKER Furniture Tune In Th•u~~~:;~>: 990 1:00', Tqe M.UI;.onalrt &:30. I've Gol /i. sterol . 10:00 CBS. RoP.,rts ~t:OO New · m:fl,.oc'k ii;••~~~.:·ohl; , sP,o-r· 11:1""' .• •• t' . ~IIi ' lin. r- · ' on On v.,". Dial THE It'-s easy to insulate Wlith Gold Bond TwJrunlation - the new IMI'O Daily Pr~a,a ~h~_ule &:~ ~ian f:OO BFD roek wool blanket with the I:JO alwninwn coverlni. Fita standM 1:. ard 1tud Spaclng, Simply nail or Bbiple i(l place. 1:111 ,,.. "00 1:80 1:311 1:80 $LASH YOUR HEAT BillS UP TO 25% .._, 1.' Cub"'"IS%. 2. . K.,. ......... .,~· tn . yaur roomt wtnn- • winter, cOoter In ,. ,.,.,.... NCic. ...1 add• llro oofily. . stop 1ft•..S<O oamplel. Get · !reo MW-t~l lolden. 1:311 tO·~ to!t~ · on (ColllilrJ. and w- llllllo) · l'lnl. lllrbl lloport News Breakfast Part;t Racllo .,.,~· . - - l'IIIJ - .11:41) . Qollon, IIO,tdciwu 11'•.., . )'~li·· 13:00 12:~ liiit - l:liD 1:33 1 2:80 2:311 ' 8:80 3:311 4:80 . NEWS Q( the Ohio Valey· 8 A;M. 1:SS ,.M. 8:55 A.M. .. Ul A.M. a:5!5 r.M. 12 M.n 5 !.U. ,l:r••• u, Rodic;» IO:IID lll:'lll '1:1111 ' - WJ iooowatls spent Satur\-117 Miller at ·Mew Find out how Ut\le It OClOhl to enjoy tlllo bl1, mme iJn, prowmen&. ·H()GG ' f:l ~USPA~' .MA'tiRIALS INGORPORA.Tf.D · / · , MAs6N"; W. ~:A. .l., '·, ' .i l.. ----· ,1( ) THANK:S' •. SEE POINT ELECTRIC DRYER onlY PIUS. Lela you dry your clothe• in tho house out- of the blow~ Ewln11 Slou; . Q. P!"!n~ 133. '•· '~' D. S. HAROLD AT THa For Your Support In .Eie~tillg Me TRUSTE~ OF ,TQWNSHIP . ·' �.. , ,.......... >' ....: .. · .., . . :~-··"'~ .... ........... ,_. . ~ ......,._ ....._.. ... ... . 0 • NECHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MAchine. Makes buton boles, sews on buttoru, and maoy fancy -de~ ~1g n s. Sold new for over $300.00. P&y otr belance $131.00 or $Jl 00 month }'hone 343. 11-5·6tc WANT ADS fOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHOHE 398 R!.TES I I oaeDta per word, ooe insertion. Miru;num cbarg,. - 60 cenu. _; ceDU J1U word for three consecutive J.n.sertiona ; Spedal ooe mootb for 30 cents ptlr wo.rd. J!ldl qte of 8 cente; per word will be cbariOO for advertisUll 4 uOt paid WiithilllO days after receivinj bill. l'zrort. in Ajlvert.iding - ShouJd be reported mune-diately. TP UlllJ Sentinel will aot be respon&tri.e for more UWI one meor roet IAoer1iaG. Card 01 TDIAb and Specla.l Notlcea ot Event.& $1.00. Obltuariea publilbed at 1 eell( per word. · WoaDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYl 1 MO 10 .... ... $1.30 14.00 .ao 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 70c IUC $2.:1.6 '7 .60 .2t Acll rece1ved by 10 ILM. will De ln Lb.at d.ay'a p.a.pes M IJST Si'J. L THIS WEEK - piece , j • TRADE-INS Two liVIng room sui te; 6 pc. dm lflg room ~tu te; kitchen· cite ~e t , Sun r ay ~ a.!i r ange. West· mghousc rel rigcrator . 3 Jli' bed· mom suJte . 2 full stzr Juui.Jie )Jt•Us , 1 Radian t g_as he;~ter; 1 hathroo m hcalt•r : 1 Zenith rad10 t•onsol e with re(·ord player Oth· N t \ <' lll ~ uf housdwld formture . Ca n be ~ce n at 170 'Mulbet-r}' ·av , a fter 5 p m 11 7 5tc : At Rutland Furniture Company V e l ~.o u r I DUNCAN -HEINES - - ~ FRUJT CAKES. }:plscopal Women . Ca ll 249 or 168. ll 10 3tc FU RNITURE AT ~\TE FOR SALE FOR SALE For Sole ;;; . ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 11, 195i HOME a I m- :'!Irs Ahcc Parsons. 740 High St., Middleport Mrs W It Luellen. 10 3tp 1 I Extra Good Used WARM MOINING COAL HEATER 1 422 Warm Morning HEATER $39.95 · 2 Fuel OU $50.00 HEATERS 1 Small Wann Morning $29.95 HEATER I Used GAS RANGE I )'rlgldalre ELECTRIC RANGE .. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . $49.95 ..... $100.00 4 Real Nice TV SETS · · 2 Used Electric REFRIGERATORS · · · · ·· · · · · · · $69.95 up . ... . .. .. .. . ...... $69.95 You must see these valu~s to appreciate them. Co~e i,n today an~~~ these and •other values. County, Otflo, d eceased. Dated this lOth day of No vember 1959. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court :vteig~ County , Oh10 (1 1) 11 , lB, 25 4-.: Let}O I NO"Ce Mainly Abo'ut Peor>le In Pomeroy By LUCILLE HAWKINS :~rs. Bentle> Peeples ol C.lum. was served with ic-e cream to the guest11. Tbose attendinl the party were :.trs. Blancbe Haptonstall, Mr. Hu· bert Taylar and · daughter, Helen Louise, Mr. Carl Gilmore and dau~:hter, Carla Sue, Mr. and Mn. 1 R<>bert Tewksbary and Mr. and Mrs. Judson White NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT bus spent last week with ber' moE•t•t• of Olive Torrence Deceued Mrs. Otto Lohn wbo is Ul. No. 18,244 :Mr. arid Mrs . Raymond Lohn and Notice is hereby given that E. J. Mr. and Mrs. Cbatles Bennett and Per~n whose Pmd Office address daughter of Hamdton were recent is 28 :llontrose Avenue, Athens. guests of MrB. Otto Lohn. OhiO, bas been duly appointed Mr and Mrs Joe Thoren Jr. Exeeutor of the Estate of Olive ~nt last Fr1day in Columbus Torrent.-e, deceased, late of Meigs i1fr. and Mn Lee Sayre of Fol· County,... Ohio. lansbee, W. Va. spent last week Dated this 2ftth day of October. with Mr and Mrs. Lee Johnson and 1969. . and Mrs . Robert Reiber. F. H. O'BRIEN Mrs. Clyde Wright of Judge of the Probate Court \ Columb'"' were weekend guests of . and Mrs Lee Johnsop. and Mr. Meigs Courlty, Ohio (10) 28; (11) 4, 11, 3tt Mrs. Roben Re1ber. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grueser the weekend in Logan with egO Of-iCe. ond M". Rog" G'"""· ~ NOTICE OF SAU Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, :lfi's. Bids will be received at the Of- MannJe Orr and Miss M<~rtha Orr flees of Webster & Fultz, Attor- spent Sunday in Logan wllh Dr. neys, Pomerr>y National 'Bank and Mrs. Roger Grueser when the Building, Pomeroy, Qhlo, until NoV· birthday of Mrs. Grueser was-celeember 14, 1959, at tO o'eloc;k A. M. brated with a dinner. for the sale of the Carrie M. Dod· Mr. alld iJU's. Joe Thoren Sr. ridge real estate. Said real estate spent weekend witl> consists of a 11ix room brick dwel· Mr. and ling house with bath and double Mr · ·~·;;,,,;,car garage. Full basement. Situat· .:·· ., ••• ed on larie lot "at the corner of ~--·,;,;;;~-ti;~;;,;:_i;;.;-:;;;~h Asb and Sycamore Streeb in the has reylJ'age or Middleport, phio. to ber home, Lasley St. The real estate 1a apprataed for :o1·eigs General Hospital. $MOQ.OO and r.:anno~ be sold for Miss Nettie Koehler spent Sanleas than the appralsed value. in Gallipollt~ with her SISter FLOYD E. DA.VIS, Ad· brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. mmtstrator of the E!ltate Charie~ Weaver. of Canie M. Dodridge, Mrs. Robert Cyrus left Sunday deceased. a visit with relauves in Wash· (11) 6. 7, 9, 11. 12. 13, 8tc · D. C. Mrs. G. D. Grueser ot were weekend guests of sisters, Misses Maud and Freda Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Colby of Kan· ' and Mr. and Mrs George Pittof Akron spent the weekend Mr. ani\, Mrs. John Hardy The groLtp represented the committee named to set up the Col'lStitution and By-Laws of the Federatiun of Square and Round Dance Clubs of Ohw. L RUMMAG! sALE SET T~e Racine Chapter OES is spon· soring a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13 and 14, in the Kingsland Building, W. Ma.in-st, Pomeroy, hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS Gin ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miildleport, 0., Nov. 11, 19119-? .5cienct Todoy TELEVISION G\IIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 StiDmps, Ugly Tnadfish Also Can Sink Into Hypnosis Chon'* 3 - WediiiiSdil' ~:00 JJou.ae PD High &·OO St~bf}ft 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw ~te_amboat BW Street 4:30 SPlit . Pet'lloqp.lity MO Bill 8;.U5 The Jim Thl~kv S&o• 8 :e Weathereast J:8C fl:~ 7:00 1':11.0 8:80 9:00 10:00 11:00 4:00 Houte On HJ.-h 'Stree\ 4:80 Split Per~a!ity Nt:Wa Picl:W'f' Huntley Brinkley Report Manhnnt W~oo. ·rrala Price L Itlalat Perry Como Show Louis ·Jourden Show New.s lleadlinea a,qo Steamboat Bill 5:80 811. Prell!>n t:OO Pb.tt & ~ Sbow tl:~ Sign On 0:00 Continental ClaPsroom 9:00 'J!oda.• 19:00 Katie Doonan Show PRICIJfiiDU $)3995 8:30 Comed)r Time 10:00 Doua:b Jte ~I 10:80 '!reasure Runt lncltJdlq lfiP Did Mlf-CIIl'JIIIi CUI Weathef"'t1f. 8:30 N!;!Wii Pl~re 6:40 HunUey l!rinl<IIQ' Roport NEW YORK lJP.I - People wha have the gift of tinking Into tbt deepeJt kind of hypnosis have been deprlvfd of thei.r.rtght t(\, be proud of it. Some ahrlmp and one of the ugliest of fi~th , the tgadfish, hn•e tbe &1ft, too. tr)'lnl to 1rab it, it at once. But after • experience&, it kept until caught Gorden Gunter and Dell• caughan, marine geologists, Mrs. Jamea Bennett and just presented thi& fact to lilclence. .~ Joe. apent the week lt'11 more u•Bn merely Jntere1ting Waverly, Ohio visiting relabecaU.!le it shoWA the trance ~ like.::·--state ill not limited to a relatively ;~ '~•na Wom:ll•!_ few human beings. .. t:OO Whirlyl)li'Q.I 7:30 Rescue 8 8:00 Bat Masterson 8:30 StaQJ:ato 9:00 Bachelor Father Cilannel3 -n..rldq ~ 5 : 4:5 9:30 Ford· Show lO:OO Y-ou Eet Your We 1.0:30 Take A GOOd LOOk t:OO Ne.,9 H""!iod!lll• tl:tu 'fiadbei'CUI ;J:I!J · , . lad 1:00 (NI ro,r sr.. s.,. WCH$.TV Chonnel 8 a:: ChannelS - Wedne$dtn I Yosl If you can c:ount Ia 20 .• , 4:00 A.IQeriean B'-nddud • · e:~o ilr .n~d :rttc:ta f:OO Sao n"'elleo Beat and know your A.B. C.'s ~ •• you can l i80 Your ~... 110- 8:40 Weatberm.O 8 : ~ John Daly News · 7•00 P'our Just Meo ~8o Court of Llllt Relm't ploy any tune instantly- without lessons. 8:00 Hobby Lobby 1.111 OIZie ..d Rorrh<t 9:00 Hawaiian Eye Only Concert provides rich 10:00 Wedn...tey Ntaht Fights· 10:45 Spotts Parade jJ:OCI ')'be News TOalpl mellow tone a~cl clear brilliant 12:4-!J ~ign Off ,...__ __. 8 -n..-._ liD-- -- - • - •·- , 1:00 Dinl DOag SChoo). 1:30 Duua llartln Show t:OO ID:OO IIGvte U:ZII Your Eaoo The magnificent . organ tone 1s amazing ••• but more amaring is the price • 1 • stQ!Ii~g at t:oo llusle Billl9 I :SO w.,.r w. Z:OO D~r tn c~ 2:::,0 Tbo G•l• ~ Sh"' 3:00 Beat t~o ctqclt 1:30 WbO Do You TrUit ~m~rtep BandltaDd My Frl~~d Plkta 11:30 ,.go 1'lll e·~ I4P Fran$<!! BHI Ypur ~,.. ........., we;tluirmap 6:4a Jol)h Daly ,News ''00 llrtovo $11111~ 7:80 Gilt Storm Sl;lolr 1:00 DOn"' 1\.0d Show MeC~y. I:(IQ Pat Boope Sb~wrGOm 1:30 The lmtouehlbt.. IO:iiO T;i S. Borler Polrol JltOO 1be Nel!ftt Toollflt '!:Ill' ~ tilt ,w..' \:1~ -lte(KA1 l,ie ·NIO h •· O'ileporldr:=:::-:--'tl!':;::c..:-";;;... :;,;O:,:ff;._,=--,-.,.- . WHTN.TV _Citctnnel 13 tllar.nei13-W..tnesda} 1.110 ,.... llrlllhler 1117 ~:·~~ " '1'1~ ~rot StiN.ill 1:1111 , . Edc• or Joolltbt o:!l!l Tb'~ 'lbt'tl• st1:80 .tbe Ltle of lUter l,q, Arlbur I ~- . ,.,;,ll r-Tbe Ju1e. Rlvlln Sbnw ~:30 Come In • ·•• see and·• •lnotantJ¥. J'lay ltl Re~Ueu Gun 12:® Love 'l'bat Bob 8:30 The Real 't:UI Late Show melody ••• made possible by permanently tuned otalnlesa steel .~Pie'• ~lee · :1:«5 Scannln1 the Wet.the 11:10 Sports Report reeds. ·"LUBRICATE" U ;30 ConcenkatiOD 12:00 'J"ruth of Coneequen<'es 12:30 n could be You 1:00 Mid Day New1 1:15 Movleth,e ;t~~OO YOWll D11. Malont S:SO From Tbeee B.ootJ ll:lO W'eatl)erean \l :lG Tbe Jack Paar Show ' 'OQ Sign orr I N MAKE A DATE Ttl t1'00 Pr!oo b Rlabl ~,mls\lce D~y Program 1:00 Wlhwu Palr,ol 1:80 The Line Up . 8~ , ~en lpJlo Space 12:00 Lo>o ~ - til• l2:30 &>.11rcb' l"J'ir '!'1nnorrow 12:41! The Gull!Uia lilbt 1:00 Living In W. V1. I:IG No.tghbors 1:30 Aa lite Wotld TUrna 2:00 For Be«e!" ~ Worae 1:!1(1 Rouse P,a!IJ .i!:W .J:li"\'14\UIOllOire. • , J:30 Tbe v~ b Your• 1.00 Brtght~r Dlf a·AKER Furniture Tune In Th•u~~~:;~>: 990 1:00', Tqe M.UI;.onalrt &:30. I've Gol /i. sterol . 10:00 CBS. RoP.,rts ~t:OO New · m:fl,.oc'k ii;••~~~.:·ohl; , sP,o-r· 11:1""' .• •• t' . ~IIi ' lin. r- · ' on On v.,". Dial THE It'-s easy to insulate Wlith Gold Bond TwJrunlation - the new IMI'O Daily Pr~a,a ~h~_ule &:~ ~ian f:OO BFD roek wool blanket with the I:JO alwninwn coverlni. Fita standM 1:. ard 1tud Spaclng, Simply nail or Bbiple i(l place. 1:111 ,,.. "00 1:80 1:311 1:80 $LASH YOUR HEAT BillS UP TO 25% .._, 1.' Cub"'"IS%. 2. . K.,. ......... .,~· tn . yaur roomt wtnn- • winter, cOoter In ,. ,.,.,.... NCic. ...1 add• llro oofily. . stop 1ft•..S<O oamplel. Get · !reo MW-t~l lolden. 1:311 tO·~ to!t~ · on (ColllilrJ. and w- llllllo) · l'lnl. lllrbl lloport News Breakfast Part;t Racllo .,.,~· . - - l'IIIJ - .11:41) . Qollon, IIO,tdciwu 11'•.., . )'~li·· 13:00 12:~ liiit - l:liD 1:33 1 2:80 2:311 ' 8:80 3:311 4:80 . NEWS Q( the Ohio Valey· 8 A;M. 1:SS ,.M. 8:55 A.M. .. Ul A.M. a:5!5 r.M. 12 M.n 5 !.U. ,l:r••• u, Rodic;» IO:IID lll:'lll '1:1111 ' - WJ iooowatls spent Satur\-117 Miller at ·Mew Find out how Ut\le It OClOhl to enjoy tlllo bl1, mme iJn, prowmen&. ·H()GG ' f:l ~USPA~' .MA'tiRIALS INGORPORA.Tf.D · / · , MAs6N"; W. ~:A. .l., '·, ' .i l.. ----· ,1( ) THANK:S' •. SEE POINT ELECTRIC DRYER onlY PIUS. Lela you dry your clothe• in tho house out- of the blow~ Ewln11 Slou; . Q. P!"!n~ 133. '•· '~' D. S. HAROLD AT THa For Your Support In .Eie~tillg Me TRUSTE~ OF ,TQWNSHIP . ·' �.. ~ -~o:· • .'\.)iJ... . ... ' LODGE TO MEI!T ., . . ~· •. ~ ... ~_ -.~. ·--- r-c 11--D~y Sentinel: Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Nov, 11, 1959 F1des Lodge, No. 210 K. of P. }lelgs Temple Pythian Sisten hold their family night joint ".'"'ti"'' this Thursday at 8 p. m. will be a program, refreshments . All Lodge and members of their familits are THOSE GIFTS FOR A .' MEIGS THEATRE FINE SELECTION OF MEEKER BIWOLDS- PURSES ROLF LADIES BILLFOLDS . CLUTCH BAGS • LIGHTERS BULOVA- ELGIN- HAMILTON WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS SPEIDEL IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS CUFF LINKS- TIE CLASPS- KEY CHAINS DECORATIVE WALL CLOCKS Complete Line Of--- Kelly's ObserVe BALL BAND RUBBER FOOTWEAR ntg THE FAMILY K&C JEWELERS IDd .Mrs. M. L. Friends and relatives called during the day and t)\e Kellys Wete given a large decorated cake by Mrs. lrll Butcher. The Kelly's son Curti& ot W,elillton wat also SHOE STORE POMEIIOY. OHIO POMEROY "Middle Of Upper BJoek" Kelly freshmenta were served to Mr. and . Hubbard, 'Mr. and MrL Hughes . and Mrs. Darst, Mra. Hood, of · Street celebrated their wedanniveraary Sunday after- HARTLEY & BENNETT PHONE 385 At the dose of the meeting, re- . FOR EVERY MEMBER OF CHINA - SILVER - CRYSTLE OHIO home for the celebration. Sm111rt, Mr. and Mrs. ·Anthony, Mrs. Betty Everson presided over . and Mn. Warren Hulburt, the mtetlng and the Pre!f!rential . and Mrs. Ba"er and Mr. and Tea on Nov. 1:1 at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. A. R. Kllight, Pomeroy, was , White. annouoced. · Bett~r Health Club Of Laurel Cliff In Meeting Mra. Lou Diehl assisted by Mt•. Dlebl entertained the • ~ ~~'d;:,clilf BeU.er He.11ltb Club ID evening at her hQme. r1 tyBee The meeting in charge of Mn. Merlin Tracy, pre5ident, opened with group singing. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clarence Curtis. followed with the Lord's Prayer In unison. The reports ol the sec· retary and treasurer were given. The birthday• of Mn. Joe Evans, Curtis and Mrs. Lou ntebl were ob11erved. . 100 Top,V•lue ltamP. wMI Ifill ......... and ' ~r·M of Cube Steak ...., ,.. _..... .. 99c Boneless Roast _ ..... ....,. •. 89c . 3 lbe. or .....,. '""'"" beef or 3 .... or more liOnel- beef otew CifVjiiCn ••plrfl Saturdoy, N•"'"""" 14, Tail·less T·Bone .... ~·~."!. .'.... ~·. . 79' Chuck Roast........ !~~~- ........ -~·.. I .. --l -----, ....... ..., I Rib Steak or Roast ..· _ . ...~;''·" • • ,... '-'· 'AJ. I ' ,..,. IMifialllt • . "-· ~. ,·.~ 1l!e_..,, ......, ~ ..., . I ._.. ,•., .._ "'*' ..... ,... - ·•= -· ' 'l..,l<IJ • ..l-..- L-__. 1 .. .. 59c Boihng Beef _ _ .. _ .. 29c Roll Sausage "'.:-~t;· •..:· 89t Luncheon Meat .... _ .... •_•· $1 Shr1mp o • $ ,.,, .... .....,. • ,_.,. ':,...· 1.59 English Roast ...... - ...... •. SSe Short Ribs .· ··r'·..··•Y:,, . .. S9c Bologna ·... , ................. · · · · · . .: 49c Braunschwaiger •: 1!'. _ .. 49c: Fish ·Sticks :.. t ~ .... 3 "- $1. " .... ' • ft..MI.o ........ ~ • '>'! . '~\l .... . ....... -- --------L--------- ---- -Start- Saving Pear Halves~~~~~~~.3N~~~Jtl s1.oo \t fqr Pork & 2 19' *so 'l'.'·· ~ I · •,>j ', •• now ...... FREE Christmas Gifts ' Van Camp • • • • • 0 • ll! No.2 • * • Top V•lue.:stampa PlciiVt Butter •. _ .. ....,... 59c Dry Mile .. ._ - •• 1 01· 63c (lte,Mix-......, ... 2 ;:.: 25c ! Beans ... ·.........,..,. ... :.=: 25c Tissue ...., · - - .. 16 ... $1 Preserves ....:..... ....., •..~· 49c U. S.. Grade Small EGGS wllh thlo CIIMip4NI ·f'l"'h-.. eMI Star Kist TUH <:':..~ Caup~;~n upi.-u $atul'da)l', Silage 'Studied In Sessions At Ohio State .Chrisbnas Club of 3 ~~t $1 Checks To Soon Go Into Mails MWtl.... r 14, UJP Exams Be Given At 3 ..... 99c CatS,up ........ .~~~·......... 2 ...... 33' J9c Green 14 • ' ' • ' or.· Pudding.:..... - - 3 ~ 25c -... Wheat Bread .. ,_. .. 2·. , _ 35c .... ... ••••• 2 ..... 29c St.u .... w..,u= .... ":.:' 79c Cookies .. .. ....... .. .. . •.,:- 49c French Fries .. _ .. 2 ,.:.::: 49c ·-------- --- --- -- --- Bana .. ..GoNH .. . . . . Rlpt .... . Tar"'Arines .,.. _ •49c Cello Carrots ...... - ... ...... ~ 29c English Walnuts~~~~~ •..: 99c . d' Mixed Nuts 2 .~. 99' E ~ IVe.···· ....... - .•.• ~ 19c Ela:lrole ~..;,_ t Strip Mining To On Friday Ohio strip mine operators will defy superstitution to aatb,er at · so Top Filii Areas. . . . V•lue St.mpe wflft .... _,... Mel Lira• Ana•l ,· ~oJJnced ,_.rdta.. ., Fot!d C.kt ··2.lbs•.. the Ft. Hayes Hotel In Columbus on FridllY the thirteenth for. the I annual meeting of the ObiD Re- J;:.:i:~11(A~ss;•ociatlon. PrOfMIS aiut the IeeialaUon last ,general assem· Dr. Ralph M. Edeburn, profflsprinciple topics of BOr of zoolOIY, it director-elect secretary la Dr. Dorothy Filber, In the Atrip mi._ ac1: 'profe110r If zoology and Dr.. J. 2 moved tl)e. Frank Bartlett. ne.,. (if the '·colof the redamaUon lege of Art.' and Stiehcee I• tn agriculture to natural charge of finante proCurement: · ro~;i~in1de provisions for Committee members are: , ftl ' ' . atrip ali sur1 producina: of eoal under of other nUn· More than fifty are by this expected how tbey law. vke president Bank of on for· · will E~tension Agents' To Meet ; Labor Laws · · ··. ' . . . NUn IS NILD Harold Lovett Nutt, 22, of Rl 1, New Marshfield war being held In the Meigs County Jail todv fur tnvestlgation. ' MEIITING Jdeig.t County will meet T:.:e:~· ·Jf.onday aceordlng to went. � 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. 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