https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09170c82f9bfc3e5255e21f0a47da839.pdf 9814146820c5cc4e9da657de1081944a PDF Text Text -- CHUCKlE FOR TODAY e IOUND' LOOIC WOitUITIII. ...lond UP~ J-ph loddoiOI'. :It, oold • 2 pound 1$561 fino t.. coNI- driY. 1.,. ,_..., ollhoufll ho Ald. "I ...... M l"fttOIHtlon .. the lnddont, lout I how ftoltb In h1> 1111nlly. If H hildn't hllppel'tH, t • a1 • enttne- -·- y Weather OHIO' ~ ""'"" onol o llltiO wo,_ -,., hllll IMI. Plli!1ty cloudy '""""' on4 Tllunlllr. LMr ........ 17-25. -ldo't ,lot ........ .,..,.,_,_ _,_.:_____,.;__ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____;'----,;:;;:;;:;:;;;;:ii:iiii.ii.;;;;:rl'Oido''W:;;d,;;;;;;i;;;-N;;;;;;;;.;;;:-.-.-;;i5ii---------------------------;;;,- VOL. XI -NO. ' Pomeroy·Mlddteport, Oblo, Wedllesday, November 18, 1959 183 Emergency Action Gives Racine Man 'Fightin~ Chance' To Live DiaSalle Opens· D-rive To Prisb' Ohio Program On Mentally ..·... Charter members present were Ethel Canterbury Nancy Walker , Addle Grueser Bermce Ebersbach Ethel Stewart and Ehubetb Camp bell, pa&t state councliors, Ehza Elizabeth Campbell gave the his beth Darst and Lw;11le B Haw kms, ){argaret Seadenable, coun tory of the CounclJ She sald there cllor, and MarJOrie Woodard depu arc 13 liVIng charter members, the &y, were sea ted at a special table olde~>t 6U and the youngest 63 ln the front of the hall and favors Many interesting fact. concerning en thell' table were plastic rephcas the council were told Talks were of rose colored walcr Illy with the g1ven b) t he charter members, past yellow center a fm gernatl brush state councilors and other mem and the back of the hly 11 hand bera Della Stahl on behalf of the CouncU presented a handkerchtef brush and coraage to Mrs Dant and Mrs A large cake teed in while and Hawklna decorated an green and yellow ro~>e buds 1nd silver beadB with the m ::crtplion 47th All niVersary, Theodorus Counc1l D of A ' was served With the dmncr I Precedmg the dmner Margaret I S.tdenabel cnunr.•lor extended &reetlnas Elizabeth Campbell who The Chrtstmas dmner for the ha.11 served as a book officer for 44: White Rose Lodge will be held of the 4'1 years wu given a vote of on Dec 9th at ft 00 o'clock appreciation and presented a car For reservations or caiM!ella nat1on corsage (rom members and Marjorte Woodard was presented hons the members are bemg ask a gtft m appreetation of her work ed to cont1ct Mrs Davtd Ents as deputy Both presentations were mlnger at 6299Y or Mrs Clarence McNeal at 6305J not Ja~r than mad e by Lucille B Hawkms Followmg the dinner the council Friday Dec 4 opened in ritualisti c form Clara Etchln11er was reported in dlstrea:s CLEVELAND (UPI) - Gov Mich•el V DiSatle satd today Ohio's 25 mental hospitals need 3,500 more doctors, nurse&, occupallonal therapists and attendants He pledged to per· sonally help to recruit lhem 'lbe governor listed recommendations to make Ohio's men1!>1 health program one of the nation's best ltl a speech before tbe Co=~hclosed NOTICE During December, January and February Alan Wallace and David Lyons were !eader11 Sunday cvenmg when lhe WYF of the Middleport Flnt Un.ted Presbyterian Church met for ttlclr regular weekly meetms Our Store And Off1ce Will Close The meeting W&s opened with prayer <md tho group sang the F'eliowHh!p song ami rcpcuted the WYF Purpose At Noon On Saturday IM.virl L) nu:; r ave the devotiOns (or the mcc ltng wung the top!( 'Calvm Spcr~ks To ITs' Lynn Buchunan rnoderato1 pre: Sided over th e buslnt fl!l m cet ln l,l Telephone Serv1ce W1ll Be Momto1ned On Saturday Afternoon ~ml Health - • of mentol hOilJiltlll ........ 1007·X MIDDLEPORT clUde a traditlon or the COloN tnd P.tternt buds of tbe rJt~ were given to tbe new memroH Ideal For Bllllroom lllld Kllchea Remodellilg IEl - l;lf Phys1'einng Fewer Hunters it Bl.l'ch, supermtendent of the dredge operations of TriState, now workl.n& oU Belllevllle laland near the West Virgnua shore, wu attended by Dr Davit Hike SunmollS, Tri State Juperiutendent, cus.bed. the doctor up tbe OhiO Slde by auto and aero•• to Bell.eville liland by boat where lbe dredge was loeated. uk an4 AtmUe ~- ' Present Plan or Quiek Tests EourtLiked DiSalle P~licy WASHINGTON Ul'l - The hard eranberry rnduatQ presents to today ' lt! plan for tests to clear an ample uneontamtntlted bemea On Retirem~nt for Thanbgi.VIDJ. Ill . . . . . ratl-111' - Opening Day Bags Better, mil~ 1111\ir oltlsteta lo mental ··~l~"tiierely bee•~'" tbe7 did ' not filii' '10 care for lbem ,5e;;~~~·~ and five Auaun B Youmans, AsSistant TechDical Director for the Naval Research Laboratory facllrty at Sugar Grove, W va , will be the gue•t speaker at a Mtd.Ohto Val· Jey Engineer-&' COuncil MeeUng to be held at Ravenswoud, Nov 20. 79c Now Avalltble ln Attrtctlve The boUSe bad been bum!ng oboul 4& mlnutea before lho depiJ'lment was notified There was UtUe left of 1t by the time fire· meta arrived. The large tin roof'!'~, frmo farm bouse wu a totll lolL Deplrtment offteial.s are invee:ttgatin& be tb l?t'event fai'Q.Ulet from com- lhtkl""IJ -IsH ltlon """"111111 Willi NjloiH'tlnforctd "'lllonclllld llloultfll lbiPI ... ju&l FORMICA WALL Tl LE SpeciaJis''t 1 H Staff RaventWOOd 1,114 tllnoe who wolil4 ItO! re11Jond lu lrealmenl ' TllO olm o!''lho new law would elastic keeps waistband "alive." S.ft, absorbent cotton, treated for shrinkmiltance. So111ethlng NeUJl Co. A thLrd llll'I'P 1n five dl)'l eom· JDI at 3 a m today bi'Oll&bt IU· cine firemen to a vacant bOule in u f Portland owned by JBU Brown o .r,...mfi\lillr"lh< . .tool"' I! ex•Jed These knit shorts • are Hanas' answer lor men who like the snur, resilient ltlpport of broets. w1th the tl<lra 111 protection ot shorts. Nylon-reinforced for stronilfl. Hyaianlc doubl....,nel seat lor double wear, heat-resiStant COMPANY eorly Housewife Rocks Chief Near Buildings In Night Blaze Superintendent, Oiling Pulley, Has Arm Torn From His Shoulder Soeket •·•• ~ to elLa$ U>t, QfflnJIIilll HANES SKIN-SNUG MIO-LRJH SHORTS $1.35 lh e Nuv 29 Youth Rally In r Ftr"emen Save a:l • Ath( ns waa di ACuned P:1r~!~~:~:i~~ in the morning wor rf1 l PI Lhc church on Dec IJ WIIH also planned ----- ReliefdFrom Recor Lows • om1ng C Is admlniatra~on 'f I •••oeiated I Luncheon Enjoyed By Sewing Club On Tuesday ,, - ---- In lbe DiSallo to the governor'* eamP 1ft O United PrHt lnterMtloMI There'• relief In sight from the improve the lot of ~ Ohio 1 s 38.000 record low temperature• that have L..: menial patients. ttouultlno P.-am !chilled ObloonJ for tho pool two 0 O!Ztlf DiS1lle 'told the council he Wlll days the weatherman sa1d todiY "personally write to every lfld· These eittes reported either recuatm& nurse, social worker • PlY ord low temperatures Tuesday ol cJrcumst.tnees of the fire U ·q y.fi:l chiatrist, plychologist, therap~t, early today some bOth claY• Five firemen and four junior Th' Holzer Clmic lt announcmg and doctor" in the nation to , Cleveland 10, Toledo 10, COlum firemen under Chief Bill)' Joe t.Jie aiiiltion to their 1taff of Dr Mrs Braden wa& one of several bus 13 Youngstown 10 Akron 10, I ~1'"n.cer spent two hO\IT'I on the Theodore D Whitsel, a specialist I dls<runtled Ohao Central subscrib vlte them to become witb Ob1o'a mental borpltala Canto~ 10 M1nsfleld Findlay lntemat medielne He comes packed the PUC heanng PrOMIHS Proftlllonal Statui ' 14 He aald he aimed to lmprove The low• ln Toledo, Columbus epJte of frozen pumps and to Gal~poba from Huntington, the start of the scheduled Pen ...... ltania where be ba& been oo the com f d that h l the menta program 10 muc and Cle"Jeland broke the prevloua buntlns: lmes (an a ew """ the reerultl would gain profe• marks set before the turn of the 1frost-bit.ten hands and ears) the !:e.ft~!:te practtce of mternal $9tH,38.1 tate in SIOnal standing by wor~lng in ,.entury fire waa kept from spreading to Obtct. \" The U 9 Weather Bureau said nearby buildlngs One bwlding A of Mt Umon Pa, he "Tbis company ought to attend Nee4h OutllnH that temperature~ tonight, Tbura- did ('Itch fire but it waa saved l•!ct!~'ded &thool al the College of to Jts own busmess before trymg ehopplng burnmg boards away Wtlllam and Mary lnd Temple to get 8 'l'ate mcrease" she u 1d He aald the stale will need ~ day an'd Friday wm be ellghtly The dep$"f.ment answered 1ta UmverstQ' and Ia a graduate of '"When I fmally got a telephone, more, dCK:tora, BOO mqn nur"s, wr.rmer but will still averace 200 oceupatlonal therapllta and three to five degrees beloW nor 17th call of the year at B 40 a m the UniversitY of Pennsyl't'a.nta• 1t went out of order while 1 w1s 2-,0do more hospital attendants. DUTL Tuesday at the llome at Don Sto- School of M.edictntt Hi•:'::!l;h~:t~e~r[:"'~l:~~;~~rtt.'o the company'& local He -ca~!ed the estimates ~'eonnr· Up to elght incbes of snow was bart, on Route 338 in Antiqu1ty :~!:tort:ias served ~ vative dumped on parli of AJbtabula An otet)J~ted stove p1pe had THen she opened a small &ult . ......... today, "" . . . .nor county apd from one to thte41 set fire to t'he cell\n. By QUlCk Clime at I Pa and took oul her telephone -~f Lo' and thinkma: and fast action, Mrs ~to ~ed chairman Edward b 1 •ld ha 'frill llllke a flyl,... vlalt nc es on p ....,.... o .e b d to New y.H(, MIINchull'tft, Qeauaa counties bart and a ne1ghbor extmgula e up hl1 bench Coftritdlcvt ancl Ditaw'llre next The weather bureau 1a1d a the blaze With bueket.IJ of water she pomted oul dif m styUng ....: to obMI'YI the ~Mnt_tl t.y. bank of cloudt tbat" hung over before f1remea arrived ....,_ protrall'll lll ..._. atatft.. the state T\leaday nllbt and early Damage was estunated at ~ , Am••• lbe reeommendaUons ' today prevented the temperatures Four firemen answered the call -~ f 1 1 Rev Arthur MeCauley was tn the!! governor lilted in bis speech rom &o nJ even ower ehu&e were the separatlqn of aged and 'Jibe stoba.rt fire wat the 1econd alarm 1n tes1 than a week that senile patients: from the mental 111 The .,overnbr :also called for cauabt the department with only • 1 handful of men. ftltN lellllltlo~ "~lVInl the stote a chance to oonteat the ailni.luioa !'! t•ll•~b Hoi Wilt the tea- ~hss Edwina Bell presented a frombone solo 'Stell Away" and Miss Pnsc11la Scott, a clarmet solo 'Wht5perma Hope ' afler The th1rd birthday of Carla Lou whtch remark~ were given by the 111e Bland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rev Jackson Prayer by Rev Hul Wm Bland ot Atllens, was cele~ belt concluded the service broled last Wednesday at the homt~ 'Members of the Mtddleport First of her uncle and aunt, ·11r and Mrs Ba ptist Church accompanylna the Guy Reynolds, Middleport wtth a tcv Hulbert were Mr and Mrs L famdy dinner D DJles Mrs Homer Hysell and Carll reteJved many gtfts from Vlrs Gerald Anthony, who served her f1mtly and also a large decoras pianist for the afternoon sled birthday cake which was used as a centt.rpJece for tlle dinner table An anangement of chrysanthemums entJ.rcled the cake Guests present for the dinner were Mr and Mrs Paul Moats, Mn Clarence Archer and son, Charles Leshe of Akron, Mr1 Members of the New Haven Sew - 1aude Betz, Mr and Mrs Bland mg Club enjoyed a luncheon on and Cathy EIJen of Athens, and Tuesday at lhe home of Mrs A D Carla's great grandmother, Mn. Ilume A bll'thday surprase was Mmerva Childers !:1\Cn 10 Mrs Hume's honor CLINTON FISHER We carry a complete atoek of Hanes Underwear for men and boys on t.be main floor. HANES House main members cruben'y- lpzoo1J<ilij: states ud sevual cltt· zens groups were scbeduled to present ,f.heir v1ewa at a public conference With Artbur S .nemmmg, secretat}' of health, education and wel,rare, who toucbed. on cranberry caneer acare Elberfelds In Pomeroy King Builders Supply Co. BRADBURY ROAD ~ PbUile All - - Mldtllepon, Olllo - - Reule 1 ' She'll Alway• ~reosure Your 1 Qilt Big, Big Selection Ready NOW! ALL DISPLAYED '• CJIBST! FOR EASY SELECTION. ' COME, CHOOSE NOW Our~ol USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN! I Our :larfett. and rn01t varied .electJon NT re1dy " l'oolliiM lano Cllotll $loltt Ot Oolr $49·'5 ' • wheel 1ood1, ' ' ' ...... toya for &lriJ, toy1 for bo)'a, buk!'t· IJoJJs, footballs, j;rley Third Birthday Celebrated With Family Dinner CALL 8007·Y ~ fot' JOU HLJndreda of toy1 Mental that he had wed Jay W Collins to serve 11 bia mental boopltol "cur" but Collm• turned down the !Db Collin& is the executive director of the pnte Euclld-GlenviJle Hoapital HJr . Event Is 0Inner ScheduIed For Dec. 9 At F'IVe Wallace, Lyons Were Leaders For WYF Meeting Cleveland ------ 81HUL& COPY-IC • IJ>!ct-lllo toy1, dollo of aU ~boou,et<. ' ' HUFFY BICYCUS . $39.95 up Reserve Yo11n1 Now MEIGS THEATRl "' !~·. ,(IIIIo • TQilll-.tT "'!Olili<i' OBSBSSED" s..n II,Qlilard. Sll!phen Boyd ; IIW il" WOOl--'~ ·~,- 'C!I.. rha1r dl· �• Dally sentinel, Pomervy-lllAidleport, 0 ., NCJ'I. 11, 1111 I, ' THE DAILY SENTINeL C..mmenlatin~ . Late News From The Wire " hlen~ ·JANEIRO BruU UPf...._ ChurehJ\1', only 12 days short of from all' walk! of life fhll85tb birtbd*Y· is expee!ted to be paid·. (heir fjnal l'f!~J~ecti to up ud •tJout t(lday from .a ''sUght [·llloltor ViiJa:Lobos, 7Z, worl(l-faln- lllne&a'' and may even resume bli · composer and conductor who seat in the House of Par~lament TuelkloV" Gf Ul'etnla. 1oday. - ~ tot voting to purchase the s1rcet · This is .another step toward progress which cffiidfi'j fqlfipment at Monday night 's coun· · signifies the pride we h~ve in our rommunlctl metling. ly . We have .demonstrated it in the pJISt, it is Alhliily Pomeroy has benefitted greatly being demonstrit<id now, and it wtll be demIIM>~t~lttlle b .. olthis equipment dU1'1ng the onstratc<l again in tfte future. It is this attilast S\X rupnths, made possibll' by local mer- tude which could earn us the reputation as ....... townspeople, who wanted to see 41 . MQSCt)W UPI - vie. everyone giVes hts fulleot cooper· atlo'n to these organbtlons. Lots of hard work goes lpta tl!esa projects so that others less fortunate can enjoy the lull meaning of the Christmag ~~eason. These projects take up mafty hours of work and time· spent away 1ro111 their families .0 others may be cheered. We salute the 111embers of these fine i)'onpo who unselfishly devote so much of their time for tllerr lleigbhor~. · WIWS a. with the help o£ Ute New H•· ven Buli11e11 Men'a Auociati(Jn and the New flaven Lion's C~ub It will be made possible. Tht :Bu1lness Men's Auoclatlon has 'PUtchased new wiring and tqUIJI ment for the Cbriath\aa Street Light• and are 11110 carrying 10me of the other er:pentes involved IU tbe projeet. The New Haven Uon 's CJub will install the Christmas Llghts both for the atreet tnd for the cl:uumunlty tree. Tbe Ftre Dept. 11 alao cooperating by transportinl Santa Claoa Into town on the flre tru~k. Santa Claus wilt have treata for the children ao everyone 11 in· vlted to co~e to town on the evening of Friday, .Dec. 4fh and bring the children and .&tirt your Chrlstmaa •hopping. There will be a food stand operated by the Ho DAILY CROSSWORD Pers.onaf~ 2~ . ...... _ wringet'washe.- · ly Mn. ~ Sl•dc Mr. aJHJ Mrs. Roy Win~breM,er, Gordon, snd Elillibetb ~er­ reeEfnUr .vlJitecl ':Ylfh' Mrs. Ha'r- r f911.UU o,.._....W~avet ... (Mif>' W•ntbroQner) ' ' wltli UffTIMf -at electric dryers. PYTHIAH IISTIIQ TO MilT Tbe Stitt aDd Offken of tht 1tai\4J will open at 4:80 p. m. So will' hav~ time to - eat Meigs Temple PJ1hiaa Siatera will meet thla Frida,- at the home of • I l ' Hr1. Carrie Miller of Columbus spent a few days with llr. alld Aln. Emmett Barte11. P~ments f f1J9.15 Mrs. Ira Buteber wjth Mn . . liar· vin Kelly •• the 111iltin1 ll..teu. l High? Pay Check low? Just ask us for $500 FOR lli!TTER STI!EIUNG GI!T ADJUSTABLE BALWOINTS ICII Anlloble For llloli CUI AI BAKER FURNITURE or so ITY AND Thel\bpa~ HlMyll " JIJ!A.TING Svto~use inl an~ hot dogs, hot coffee and pop will be for sale. 1'he foofd ~Ffeting Sant• •hen ~ anive1 at 5 :30 p. m. 11te Holiday Bazaar will be operallng on the second floor at the clty buUdlng and will be open from l p. m. to 9 p. m. on Frida)' Dec. 4th and from IO a. m. to 4 p. m. on Saturday, Dee. 5tH! The Bazaar wJJI reatuure a large v.at· lety or useful and unusual tift. for Chrl1tmas eiving as well 11 btb-d lood•, home made ~ndt a fleh 'tODd ror the cbtJdreb fundi derived from this pro· are used. br tbe Woman'l many civic projects main· 1)', the Alexander Quillen Memot· lal Library In New Haven, the acho1lrlhlp lund lor a girl gra duate of Wahama studying to be future teacher and numerous other smaller projects. ANTHONY off ille face of the Santa To Arrive In New Haven nee. 4 To Open ~~~..~~1~~~.y~~.8!~.!~~!.~ !b~.~~~~~ 4th, at 1;81) p, an. Sant. Clau• will Jl'ri"'.t in N•w flaven aboard the Me• Haven Fire Trunk Tbia Ia to he- the elflclal opeulnl of tht Chriltm• &hopping IIUiOn tor the town and Mrcblllb wUI be hold· ktt thllr ~ten!~ open untJL 8 p . m. an that Ute.. Tbe Cbrlttmaa atreet llPU wUI be turned on for the arrival of $uta Claltt' and a 'l"owtl Chriat· l'lttl - ~ •Ul ab!o be Ultftted OA ffttl m!it*' · W remain aa a de· "r.al'olt- thtouttlbout tht ChrJit· fftts· -,~on. M MIOilct was spedeaded ., tM He" 'lit\'Wn Woman.'• Club to .•\Mit wiffl their th~e for tfte ftotidly Bnur wiUch also opens. on thll date and will re· nl&i11 opla .,.oiU • p. 111. The Ba· :PU I• ••t.et.•s Ucbt the Chrlat· •u rr.t". ·'rbe club decided to promott aorpe community 1plrit · ' . ,,.. ....,.... 0. . AIIEIJCAN 8TANDAU , BaYANT" WJ1UA11a0N FURNACII Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller and Mr. and Mn. WaJter B. Harria of lin. ' Sr., lira. and Lula PLUMBING are great- 1071-1 Pn\mier Nl· ·wiMe11ds OOiild. Wipe "all our poenem1es ·~ HeatlagPreWe•s named him Geor&e Davtd. . lectitl .e•rth. &«e Uo Alloat Yof Beeeb Street are aDDoundq the fa;.~~~- the 1 SoY\et ·l.!JHon's stoc"pile ~ . rfo.PIEtll'' nd >hydrogen and . atolnae an "All American Comm.l.Ulity." GeorJe Miller J• ..,_ btrtb of a 7IAI pound aon borD Sun· clay at HoltU HotpJtal. They hue .klta s. Khrushehtv said in. a-speeeb made- p~l)ric Tuesday night fbat Winter Brings Out Onr Btst "Winter is at our doorsteps. This brings us into a 'bUsy season noted by the projects of lbe~·many organizations that wish to see that no one is left out at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Mr. IDd lin. !l•;~tt•u, a· ~<'ltet community tlltoug!i cn.aner st~eets . ' l'om""'1 eoan<il -d..orvcs to be romp II- Louil,lfo., .....cl 1oooo aDd are tb'inl In 1 t:w11or Gil tM properb' of 1111 falll<r, Vu B.orn On Sunday ' . Council Is Complimented ehants · ~.lid Millers Announce· Birth Of Son 2-Dilly Sen~,Pomeroy-~ddleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1959 Editorially Kr. and Mn. Hm17 .Jttr~~Po of OAN SAVIIIIOI COM,ANY Phone 197 125 1. Moln HOUliS: 9 ·I<> ~ Centers or THURS.: 9 til Noon e' ··~ H.. . Con(1l118 311 . Serf 38. Curve~l hRrtiUC pleee • .. o. Club 41 . Man'~ namt ~~w- 42. Thrh:e tmUII.• ,, ... ':" ' (OATS-HATS-DRESSES-MILLINARY A bountiful table was Jet and William C.'lark baked a very birthday cake. Mrs. Clark re"mPY useful and nice !Pfta. Arriving Dally :1 Phillips Sisters Style Shop I, . CI>URT STREI!JT DINNIR POS'I'PONID L., POlliBROY .ll' ' I I todar: Brttisb Gilbert Wl'(ltt j 11 a druf whieb it'a· the to abUH.' Are your Christmas needs bigger , than your . I 1 I I I 41 I I I I II II f! .without 'I Smoke or Smell I l: No Trip ... No Drtp I . ''"'"'"PI Incl-. Rlatrt - ... no ..,.,..., Anythlnl Bumlblo • ... ...... .. ., ••at , , ...,..... ~ """' ,., ...., .... ,. .... _,.., , \ ,_,.,,diltir. '•raMrtw#b.th.,._.111tcWo•· ..,.IL E"""''"''* iloe!>-"""" ....,._.._llnclhool_flio .............. ... I .. , ' I I I t •. L· I .,f . ,r·· .. "I \ . t j-:' • ,(')(• .. ~., ; - ; f;.• \~ .,, ·-.: . ' . 1':. -, ·wr .. :I '• :• ..' I II ! t .' _, I 10 ,: Nd.-lo I bH o l - 1_~ •• t1 I Becluse of the new down dl'lft, fumes •re drnn 111-" a jet-like "olllrbumol" 1ncl ontlroly _....... : Thlt'o wily thoro's no smal<e or . ., • ,f•'I •II I: I • GlriiiiO Becomes Dry Ath . "'""' ,.., ...,,_., """'-"! ""' 0 . ~ . . ,, Jl , , •conllo dl_..r In,.., palnclnotllor!artona, rap, bonetJ and irs sf lent I The tift'IIII.COftlrol.c:l ps flame start& lnstlntly from 1 1111111 pilot. · ~ 11 quickly dried IMincl,..med. Yo• caa •• sart of 1•ttla1 "last I ,,·" ,, DrQp It with or without othor -Into I tkiJ ' ..••' ,, Cineol unpleasant triP& to the . . . - 1'hoto .......... ..,.,_ Just tile ........ !h II I ElATE Ill' . . II It I 1I •· QI,J~g~t? : • ·'• ' ·r~ .., ... .' - . ~~··} .• ' ! ' ; ~ "I ~-' -••. ,,, ' . nr . '·~j \. '. ' Get a GAS INCINEfRATOR a..... """',....- --Hi,..._ .. .- ~- foplift,..,... I W.CtNATOI • W.Dilt! • I~IFJIC • IAITM .lli•o• •... •,_.,... .. ' •IIArtl . .J .. .. " "' ' �• Dally sentinel, Pomervy-lllAidleport, 0 ., NCJ'I. 11, 1111 I, ' THE DAILY SENTINeL C..mmenlatin~ . Late News From The Wire " hlen~ ·JANEIRO BruU UPf...._ ChurehJ\1', only 12 days short of from all' walk! of life fhll85tb birtbd*Y· is expee!ted to be paid·. (heir fjnal l'f!~J~ecti to up ud •tJout t(lday from .a ''sUght [·llloltor ViiJa:Lobos, 7Z, worl(l-faln- lllne&a'' and may even resume bli · composer and conductor who seat in the House of Par~lament TuelkloV" Gf Ul'etnla. 1oday. - ~ tot voting to purchase the s1rcet · This is .another step toward progress which cffiidfi'j fqlfipment at Monday night 's coun· · signifies the pride we h~ve in our rommunlctl metling. ly . We have .demonstrated it in the pJISt, it is Alhliily Pomeroy has benefitted greatly being demonstrit<id now, and it wtll be demIIM>~t~lttlle b .. olthis equipment dU1'1ng the onstratc<l again in tfte future. It is this attilast S\X rupnths, made possibll' by local mer- tude which could earn us the reputation as ....... townspeople, who wanted to see 41 . MQSCt)W UPI - vie. everyone giVes hts fulleot cooper· atlo'n to these organbtlons. Lots of hard work goes lpta tl!esa projects so that others less fortunate can enjoy the lull meaning of the Christmag ~~eason. These projects take up mafty hours of work and time· spent away 1ro111 their families .0 others may be cheered. We salute the 111embers of these fine i)'onpo who unselfishly devote so much of their time for tllerr lleigbhor~. · WIWS a. with the help o£ Ute New H•· ven Buli11e11 Men'a Auociati(Jn and the New flaven Lion's C~ub It will be made possible. Tht :Bu1lness Men's Auoclatlon has 'PUtchased new wiring and tqUIJI ment for the Cbriath\aa Street Light• and are 11110 carrying 10me of the other er:pentes involved IU tbe projeet. The New Haven Uon 's CJub will install the Christmas Llghts both for the atreet tnd for the cl:uumunlty tree. Tbe Ftre Dept. 11 alao cooperating by transportinl Santa Claoa Into town on the flre tru~k. Santa Claus wilt have treata for the children ao everyone 11 in· vlted to co~e to town on the evening of Friday, .Dec. 4fh and bring the children and .&tirt your Chrlstmaa •hopping. There will be a food stand operated by the Ho DAILY CROSSWORD Pers.onaf~ 2~ . ...... _ wringet'washe.- · ly Mn. ~ Sl•dc Mr. aJHJ Mrs. Roy Win~breM,er, Gordon, snd Elillibetb ~er­ reeEfnUr .vlJitecl ':Ylfh' Mrs. Ha'r- r f911.UU o,.._....W~avet ... (Mif>' W•ntbroQner) ' ' wltli UffTIMf -at electric dryers. PYTHIAH IISTIIQ TO MilT Tbe Stitt aDd Offken of tht 1tai\4J will open at 4:80 p. m. So will' hav~ time to - eat Meigs Temple PJ1hiaa Siatera will meet thla Frida,- at the home of • I l ' Hr1. Carrie Miller of Columbus spent a few days with llr. alld Aln. Emmett Barte11. P~ments f f1J9.15 Mrs. Ira Buteber wjth Mn . . liar· vin Kelly •• the 111iltin1 ll..teu. l High? Pay Check low? Just ask us for $500 FOR lli!TTER STI!EIUNG GI!T ADJUSTABLE BALWOINTS ICII Anlloble For llloli CUI AI BAKER FURNITURE or so ITY AND Thel\bpa~ HlMyll " JIJ!A.TING Svto~use inl an~ hot dogs, hot coffee and pop will be for sale. 1'he foofd ~Ffeting Sant• •hen ~ anive1 at 5 :30 p. m. 11te Holiday Bazaar will be operallng on the second floor at the clty buUdlng and will be open from l p. m. to 9 p. m. on Frida)' Dec. 4th and from IO a. m. to 4 p. m. on Saturday, Dee. 5tH! The Bazaar wJJI reatuure a large v.at· lety or useful and unusual tift. for Chrl1tmas eiving as well 11 btb-d lood•, home made ~ndt a fleh 'tODd ror the cbtJdreb fundi derived from this pro· are used. br tbe Woman'l many civic projects main· 1)', the Alexander Quillen Memot· lal Library In New Haven, the acho1lrlhlp lund lor a girl gra duate of Wahama studying to be future teacher and numerous other smaller projects. ANTHONY off ille face of the Santa To Arrive In New Haven nee. 4 To Open ~~~..~~1~~~.y~~.8!~.!~~!.~ !b~.~~~~~ 4th, at 1;81) p, an. Sant. Clau• will Jl'ri"'.t in N•w flaven aboard the Me• Haven Fire Trunk Tbia Ia to he- the elflclal opeulnl of tht Chriltm• &hopping IIUiOn tor the town and Mrcblllb wUI be hold· ktt thllr ~ten!~ open untJL 8 p . m. an that Ute.. Tbe Cbrlttmaa atreet llPU wUI be turned on for the arrival of $uta Claltt' and a 'l"owtl Chriat· l'lttl - ~ •Ul ab!o be Ultftted OA ffttl m!it*' · W remain aa a de· "r.al'olt- thtouttlbout tht ChrJit· fftts· -,~on. M MIOilct was spedeaded ., tM He" 'lit\'Wn Woman.'• Club to .•\Mit wiffl their th~e for tfte ftotidly Bnur wiUch also opens. on thll date and will re· nl&i11 opla .,.oiU • p. 111. The Ba· :PU I• ••t.et.•s Ucbt the Chrlat· •u rr.t". ·'rbe club decided to promott aorpe community 1plrit · ' . ,,.. ....,.... 0. . AIIEIJCAN 8TANDAU , BaYANT" WJ1UA11a0N FURNACII Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller and Mr. and Mn. WaJter B. Harria of lin. ' Sr., lira. and Lula PLUMBING are great- 1071-1 Pn\mier Nl· ·wiMe11ds OOiild. Wipe "all our poenem1es ·~ HeatlagPreWe•s named him Geor&e Davtd. . lectitl .e•rth. &«e Uo Alloat Yof Beeeb Street are aDDoundq the fa;.~~~- the 1 SoY\et ·l.!JHon's stoc"pile ~ . rfo.PIEtll'' nd >hydrogen and . atolnae an "All American Comm.l.Ulity." GeorJe Miller J• ..,_ btrtb of a 7IAI pound aon borD Sun· clay at HoltU HotpJtal. They hue .klta s. Khrushehtv said in. a-speeeb made- p~l)ric Tuesday night fbat Winter Brings Out Onr Btst "Winter is at our doorsteps. This brings us into a 'bUsy season noted by the projects of lbe~·many organizations that wish to see that no one is left out at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Mr. IDd lin. !l•;~tt•u, a· ~<'ltet community tlltoug!i cn.aner st~eets . ' l'om""'1 eoan<il -d..orvcs to be romp II- Louil,lfo., .....cl 1oooo aDd are tb'inl In 1 t:w11or Gil tM properb' of 1111 falll<r, Vu B.orn On Sunday ' . Council Is Complimented ehants · ~.lid Millers Announce· Birth Of Son 2-Dilly Sen~,Pomeroy-~ddleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1959 Editorially Kr. and Mn. Hm17 .Jttr~~Po of OAN SAVIIIIOI COM,ANY Phone 197 125 1. Moln HOUliS: 9 ·I<> ~ Centers or THURS.: 9 til Noon e' ··~ H.. . Con(1l118 311 . Serf 38. Curve~l hRrtiUC pleee • .. o. Club 41 . Man'~ namt ~~w- 42. Thrh:e tmUII.• ,, ... ':" ' (OATS-HATS-DRESSES-MILLINARY A bountiful table was Jet and William C.'lark baked a very birthday cake. Mrs. Clark re"mPY useful and nice !Pfta. Arriving Dally :1 Phillips Sisters Style Shop I, . CI>URT STREI!JT DINNIR POS'I'PONID L., POlliBROY .ll' ' I I todar: Brttisb Gilbert Wl'(ltt j 11 a druf whieb it'a· the to abUH.' Are your Christmas needs bigger , than your . I 1 I I I 41 I I I I II II f! .without 'I Smoke or Smell I l: No Trip ... No Drtp I . ''"'"'"PI Incl-. Rlatrt - ... no ..,.,..., Anythlnl Bumlblo • ... ...... .. ., ••at , , ...,..... ~ """' ,., ...., .... ,. .... _,.., , \ ,_,.,,diltir. '•raMrtw#b.th.,._.111tcWo•· ..,.IL E"""''"''* iloe!>-"""" ....,._.._llnclhool_flio .............. ... I .. , ' I I I t •. L· I .,f . ,r·· .. "I \ . t j-:' • ,(')(• .. ~., ; - ; f;.• \~ .,, ·-.: . ' . 1':. -, ·wr .. :I '• :• ..' I II ! t .' _, I 10 ,: Nd.-lo I bH o l - 1_~ •• t1 I Becluse of the new down dl'lft, fumes •re drnn 111-" a jet-like "olllrbumol" 1ncl ontlroly _....... : Thlt'o wily thoro's no smal<e or . ., • ,f•'I •II I: I • GlriiiiO Becomes Dry Ath . "'""' ,.., ...,,_., """'-"! ""' 0 . ~ . . ,, Jl , , •conllo dl_..r In,.., palnclnotllor!artona, rap, bonetJ and irs sf lent I The tift'IIII.COftlrol.c:l ps flame start& lnstlntly from 1 1111111 pilot. · ~ 11 quickly dried IMincl,..med. Yo• caa •• sart of 1•ttla1 "last I ,,·" ,, DrQp It with or without othor -Into I tkiJ ' ..••' ,, Cineol unpleasant triP& to the . . . - 1'hoto .......... ..,.,_ Just tile ........ !h II I ElATE Ill' . . II It I 1I •· QI,J~g~t? : • ·'• ' ·r~ .., ... .' - . ~~··} .• ' ! ' ; ~ "I ~-' -••. ,,, ' . nr . '·~j \. '. ' Get a GAS INCINEfRATOR a..... """',....- --Hi,..._ .. .- ~- foplift,..,... I W.CtNATOI • W.Dilt! • I~IFJIC • IAITM .lli•o• •... •,_.,... .. ' •IIArtl . .J .. .. " "' ' �.. r ' 'I . ' ~~~~~~~:._lludians To Optn Season late Death• Ta}ies Man In Poor Health Not- . Tonlglot UPI--Pretl· ''TJIE BIG O~!l'OR" ( Sachil Eventitn -· "'f j,.,-~···1 .....,_, '"· TIIUISDAY and FRIIIAV . .' 1 . . . .y Rooney .,.. IH$t/LA Leather Boo-. $)4.95 For--- \ .I Tbonksgiving Dinner INSULATED R.UBIEJl BOOTS $12.95 • ~-: I Roush's Shoe Stere Top-..Value Sta·"'ps with .yo~r~ ~ Than~sgJ"ng turkey ·-.... _.... ..... - . . . . . . . . -·-- No. Se<ond Ave. lllbklloporl ClR~LE'S ·'"·' ,... .. i.. . ... .. .. ,_ ' ~. I !I •• '\ · ROAST:'. ' ' .' ·. CARS TU.R-Kff I:: ," , . Wllh o\11 T~ ' Ntubergef I "tl•kel"' were ;,..6Qwt. ,.. .... , "OH 10 .. . D-Ore., h' deeltred, "thl• dtempting to ttgflt 1~ts& than hJil[ of whit annuallt ()ft ,er.muent . LONDON UPI-Eni!l4n~lt!lelll'l' COGP.er choliong~d offi'""hy today fot ttle w~ld 1 hetv,X;W~IJbt . i ' ~ .. Ursine run-scate etten. to corn· bot . Ea1t Main Street ·- l- ~'"""""..,....--- Tuesday night tl\lt cancer rese~h tn the States lt like "bunting etewit1J a pea-1hooter.'-.: . ·Rob· irul new, ea4tla·, ~Ljh and DaY d ~nd three; )!·~!!; YOUR RltS~l'~TIQNS. NDW Circle•s........... Rltl'«;;"~nt .. ··. ANGEJ.,E!I lJ!>l-Son. lli· -·=-~·- L. · Neuberger, crown, after keeptna: hl't" Br'{illh I PLIANCE • lb and British Empire tmea etoppin1 Joe En)Qn Q( Wale• the 12th l'ound biitordl ta\080 at Earl• Court Artna. .J Thelt ~h~uled Tueaday nU!ht had ed IJ "the final the bea\'YWeJgbt • the world, with Britlob Ba#lns • ' Because of the . U_n ited States over Jo· 1\aMIOn·Floyd Pattenon 1 'f\lllt Cooper and some Britl•h olnei1~ believe there's an excellent c)Uapee of . a JohaDJJOn·CoOptr · fliJ\t at London or Stockholm, ,. sWeden. next aummer. TOW4~- - f'QMEI.OY Cal-·II Pedect;' . . . .. ,: ' I ... 4~"'.:~'1 .• 4-....nl.altln, ra· ~.ooo mUe1. One qWller. 1957 ·~···· G-1 WASHER 1 Door lrline., JNI1f. .• - .. .. _ ...... 49c v•~ . Palrlane 500. Autoiiiatlc tri·a~~ ' ~: ~ Vltl . ' . -' . .- .; ' .... ,........... . • . . ,,-·· ~ t \ .!JIIsslon, radio ind beater, · IN· ( •' . J¥1 ..1 ·; ' ~ �.. r ' 'I . ' ~~~~~~~:._lludians To Optn Season late Death• Ta}ies Man In Poor Health Not- . Tonlglot UPI--Pretl· ''TJIE BIG O~!l'OR" ( Sachil Eventitn -· "'f j,.,-~···1 .....,_, '"· TIIUISDAY and FRIIIAV . .' 1 . . . .y Rooney .,.. IH$t/LA Leather Boo-. $)4.95 For--- \ .I Tbonksgiving Dinner INSULATED R.UBIEJl BOOTS $12.95 • ~-: I Roush's Shoe Stere Top-..Value Sta·"'ps with .yo~r~ ~ Than~sgJ"ng turkey ·-.... _.... ..... - . . . . . . . . -·-- No. Se<ond Ave. lllbklloporl ClR~LE'S ·'"·' ,... .. i.. . ... .. .. ,_ ' ~. I !I •• '\ · ROAST:'. ' ' .' ·. CARS TU.R-Kff I:: ," , . Wllh o\11 T~ ' Ntubergef I "tl•kel"' were ;,..6Qwt. ,.. .... , "OH 10 .. . D-Ore., h' deeltred, "thl• dtempting to ttgflt 1~ts& than hJil[ of whit annuallt ()ft ,er.muent . LONDON UPI-Eni!l4n~lt!lelll'l' COGP.er choliong~d offi'""hy today fot ttle w~ld 1 hetv,X;W~IJbt . i ' ~ .. Ursine run-scate etten. to corn· bot . Ea1t Main Street ·- l- ~'"""""..,....--- Tuesday night tl\lt cancer rese~h tn the States lt like "bunting etewit1J a pea-1hooter.'-.: . ·Rob· irul new, ea4tla·, ~Ljh and DaY d ~nd three; )!·~!!; YOUR RltS~l'~TIQNS. NDW Circle•s........... Rltl'«;;"~nt .. ··. ANGEJ.,E!I lJ!>l-Son. lli· -·=-~·- L. · Neuberger, crown, after keeptna: hl't" Br'{illh I PLIANCE • lb and British Empire tmea etoppin1 Joe En)Qn Q( Wale• the 12th l'ound biitordl ta\080 at Earl• Court Artna. .J Thelt ~h~uled Tueaday nU!ht had ed IJ "the final the bea\'YWeJgbt • the world, with Britlob Ba#lns • ' Because of the . U_n ited States over Jo· 1\aMIOn·Floyd Pattenon 1 'f\lllt Cooper and some Britl•h olnei1~ believe there's an excellent c)Uapee of . a JohaDJJOn·CoOptr · fliJ\t at London or Stockholm, ,. sWeden. next aummer. TOW4~- - f'QMEI.OY Cal-·II Pedect;' . . . .. ,: ' I ... 4~"'.:~'1 .• 4-....nl.altln, ra· ~.ooo mUe1. One qWller. 1957 ·~···· G-1 WASHER 1 Door lrline., JNI1f. .• - .. .. _ ...... 49c v•~ . Palrlane 500. Autoiiiatlc tri·a~~ ' ~: ~ Vltl . ' . -' . .- .; ' .... ,........... . • . . ,,-·· ~ t \ .!JIIsslon, radio ind beater, · IN· ( •' . J¥1 ..1 ·; ' ~ �(l 7) Hel ANT ADS RESUL DEPE DAB E 398 RI:.TE owo 1 Even $1.00. Ob tuariet 1 J.IO SEE HE 960 •· I ' n erv1c Ne w ll a vP 23!537 21•tcll tur !:lci1e N STIV \:58 Y DIS ( S L ... ,01$ per k II ~.!~~;~;;:~·'"" - "'' .008 pn dt IY, (3 ) state I 1141 • an•• ' to 1torm :. •h ' Un from Vale ICNeft ..... Th ·u tal lonft . • • " 1..,.1 ' •on f,uel.yovM ' >~ ., ' • INCO ·c' \ On lo. b �(l 7) Hel ANT ADS RESUL DEPE DAB E 398 RI:.TE owo 1 Even $1.00. Ob tuariet 1 J.IO SEE HE 960 •· I ' n erv1c Ne w ll a vP 23!537 21•tcll tur !:lci1e N STIV \:58 Y DIS ( S L ... ,01$ per k II ~.!~~;~;;:~·'"" - "'' .008 pn dt IY, (3 ) state I 1141 • an•• ' to 1torm :. •h ' Un from Vale ICNeft ..... Th ·u tal lonft . • • " 1..,.1 ' •on f,uel.yovM ' >~ ., ' • INCO ·c' \ On lo. b �• !1-Daily sentinel, P<lmeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 18, 1959 Around And About Middleport I lr FREDDIE HOUDASHIL'r Mr. and .II~ Fielding Ha.wklru of Belle, W. Va., former residents ' ' i have return~ to thep- home after a short v&«lion triP to Charlesto n, South Cuollna. Mrs. Rut; Ro~?imon Is a patient the Maaon Cllnle. M:rs. Ethel MUler, patient in the rest home in Tupper• Plains is .' • AND. SAVE! ' SHOP STIFFLER'S TOY D • LARGEST SELEOION OF TOYS IN THE OHIO VALLEY seriou.sX, Ul following a atrob at the home last Saturday. Jamea Haggerty were in Amanda DOLLS . ited with ·her MoreSocinl New• Todlty On Page 3 DOLL CARRIAGES Smart New Styles Budget Priced MAPU! l"INISB DESK-ROLL $2.49to$9.95 HOP EARLY MOM! DO IT NOW They Loek Like Tbe .STIFFLERS TRAP DRUM SETS $l.98andup Big Oneil Sountl Lllr.e Smart New - TOY PIANOS IIIII Lib Dido $12.95 to $19.95 98cto$3.98 CAP RIFLES Good Slrong TRICYCL 5 $6.95to$12.95 Wide 5elecUon For All Ages '. 79candup All SlZf'S $22.95 to $45.00 CHAIN DRIVE BALL BEARING TUCTORS ' $14.95 ,,.$1us . BUY NOW ON LAY-AWAY Sliilll 25cto99c Fre~ngWave By Unftecl ~ J.............., A mali of 1rarm air from the Southwest toda)' routed a record November eold ••ve. Tbe Weatber Bureau laid tbe olfodl lbe lj'ctk . front oet IA!mperltum lod .....,, >rhen lt C<Jut Curt~ Gritves. Like Child After . Frleitd Weft! fad• Friday, Nov. 20, held ·at the Feiler MemParlah House of the Epis•• ,,,•• Ch .urcll, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. a one:-man ahow of the v•. F, Reed of Belington~ Mr. Reed toot bi1 formal ·art studie1 at the · Grand Celltral Sehoal, of Art 4nd the Art Stu- ' 1.. AU Sets Have Beell Cheeked and Are Rea\!y Tl pse. I - 17 iac• Motorola Console · · Sale $59 Mrabogany · • I 1 - 21 inch RCA Table model · · Sale $89 and Base 1 .. 21 i!JCh RCA Console · · · · ·· Sale $9 5 1 -21 inch Philco Console ···· 'sale $49 MahOS<IIDY ' 1 - 21 ineh RCA Tatile Mtdel Sale$75 and Base. MJhOgapy 1 - 21 inch RCA Table MWel On Stand. 'PO MilT Dollar Days • Elberfelds Dodderer Rites, . lfDI ToBeFridayln . ZanesviDeF· . Plains Is Low Bidder On Dillon Phase t :S~t$ .. • appearing now in .... rumcws. ' Rou~ . H·OL'S·TU , .. SMALL METAL IICU U I A,ll Kbub SNARE QRUMS TaWt and Clltlr Stts $4.91 to $16.95 Wide Seloctton MATRONS Warm Air Mass USED TELEVISION SETS The Paat Matron1 of Evangeline Chapter, OES will meet this Frida)' evenlnK at 8:00 at the home of Mn. Earl Knliht on Beeeh St. . Puulei &Games Them Too- SALE! Funenl .!ervicea for A. C. (Pat} Jonet were held from the Ewing Chapel Tuesday at 11 a. m. with the Rev. EUJene Brown. pastor of the United "Methodist Church offlclallng. Special mu1ic wn Jll"O. vided by Fritz Buck, organist. Burial wa• In Beech Grove Cemetery and pallbearer• were nephews ·and Included Charlea L.Y..Ue, Paul TheiN, C. R. Karr, L. C, Karr, Roderict Jonet and Tom Reuter. ConUng from out of town for the tetviCes were Mr. and Mn. Fred Reibel, ·C arl/ and Floyd ·Grir£1tb, Mrs. Ed Defenbaueh, Mrs Ralph Eichinger, Mrs. Clyde WliJ· lamaon,, Mr. and Mn. Roderick Jonea, Mrs. FranClls Cr1lg, Misse1 Patty snd Peggy Crall and ·Mra. Carl Smith all of Columbua; l\fr. and M:n. Clarence 'Hoover Jr., Eleklel Harper and M.ra. Claren~e ~oover Sr., aU of Palne1ville. ' · ltD MODELS Quota Success Victory Dinner Be 24th Nove.mber Dollar Days Nephews Served As Pall Bearers For A. C. Jones PLASTIC Iiiii METAL '• were seated at a table with white cover and centered with ~ Cl.)lnucopia fitled with fruit , nuts, Take Advantage Of Tbe Many Values During Elberfelds EARlY I SHOP ' and family, gourds and berries, which was plac!i!d on an arrangement of leaves With coral colored cand.J(;S in gr een holders on either side. Mn. Alonza Custer presided al TO NOV, the meeting which opened witb de· The Ladies Au"xiliary of Drew votions b)' Mrs. Glen Dill who used Webster Posi American LegiOn as her topiC " How To Give will hold 8 Yictorf dinner on Mrs. James Mourning, local, Thanks", taken from Matthew. A Mrs. Tom Walters and Mra. Da- "thank you" note was read from Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 6:30 p . m. in ~elebrati~~ of .the ·~.'uxilial')' vid Walters of Pt. Pleasant were lh~ family of Editb MaUory. Reports were given on tbe !hlle b,avmg met tt a ·member~lup quota In Charleston 'I'llesday. · o( c~dl:e' , apd lbe ~s;e ~~ale·. 1btfore t.he Fal~ co.nfe~nce. Mr. and Mn. David Darst Jr., Wd. - ~t.p.fu'; ,)(..._. Gerlld Wilder- , · FOllqWiDJI: the dinner .~nitlatton have returned after spending the mutb, 11rs. Bentun Ponn and Mrs. will be be)d . for five ~andldates past weekend witb their son and E. ~· B.ryant wer:e named aa the Members of the WayS and Mtan1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Willfani nomm~tma: conumttee. Plans were committee wJth Mrt. Gerald wn'Darst and son. made for a Christmas party and· dermt:.tb aa chairman are in Mr. and Mrs. A. E . JenklnsOD gift rur.change at tbe next meeting charge of tbe preparation of the left Saturday for a vacation in on Monday, December 21. A con- dinner and those who dO not --plan Florida. tribution of $10 wat m&.de for new to attend are asked to eontact Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb MeEI· records for the chimes. Mrs. Wildermuth not later than hinny and children Rutsell and A poem "Our Daily Blessings= by Friday, Nov. 20. Kathy were in Dresden lest week Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. concluded the . -- -- - - - -- - end vialtlng with Mr. and Mrs. meeting. GU&STS AT PARTY Joe Longstreth. Mrs. Mildred M. Stanley and Ml'fl. Q.ASS TO MEET Mr. and Mn~. Bernud Fultz and The Buay Bee Clas• ·of tbe Mid· Grace Whaley were guests at a cbildren1 Beth, Barbara and Becky dleport Fint Baptiat Church will Hammond OrKan party in Point went to Conway over the weekend meet thiJ Thursday evenillJ at Pleasant · on Tuesday evening at to viait with Mrs. Fultz' parenu 7:30 at the home of Mr1. Dana Ute ,Appalachian Electric Power Mr . Fultz returned home Tuesday ·Hamilton. Company Auditorium. and Mrs. Fultz and the children II ! i will remain for the rest of the week.· ' Mis• Jerry Pullen and Miss Ann Howell were in Columbus last Monday. ,59c .. $12.95 In u••·~••• eo~sin Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thaxton. Mrs. David Sneller entered the Holzer Hospital and will undergo sur gery today. Mrs. John Kauff returned home Sunday after spending the past ten days in Toledo _,.itb 'her brO:. ther and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs Robert Grogan. LIFfi' LIKE! lUCK BOARD Fourteen members and four guests, Mrs. K.aterine Millikan, Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs. C. J. Struble and Mrs. R. T. West, pheasant hunting. Mra. Wolfe via- Hold Your Toys T..ELIP"ONES :59c·to $1.49 the church. on Monday where the men Went LAYAW Y NOW De~.7~~~~ SAVE NOWI A 6:30 tqrkey dinner preceded the meeting of the JOF class of the United Methodist church held Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wo1fe aild Cheeks rosy as Santa's. Eyes big and full of delighted amazement. Children flock from all direc· tions to see the magical wonder of our wonderful Toyland' Come bring the family' See this exciting collection of imaginative toys. • DOW And More TURKEY DINNER PRECEDES CLASS MEETING HELD BY J.O.F. CLASS ' IICI fi:INDS CONGRATS WASHINGTON 'uPL--Prealdent Eiaenbow:er. 1t11t a musa&e Wedae.!day to Mohamed IV of M:orOCC(ll tellin& the Kin& rbe Was loobnJ: forwlrd to bia viiit = ~onth to the North African SMnlaen-and hoW Wllllll IIIII ~ed CHAIRS $4.9810$9.95 CHILDREN LOVE Kin• i . . , .:• • ' 00 . . . . . points? On Fall Colors? ., ~- Thre·e Identical Bidt:... · .~·.· '\ . ..' PRICE 'FIXING CIL~RGED SALT. ' ' aa.Jteontract. wa& divided of amon• tbe three. ayDire<-l Preston also said that ordere(l a tborOugb all pur~aseB made Colwnbus bu1ioeas Uroves, firm ot � 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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