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He&~. $1095 1956 MEIGS Pomeroz. llblo ~ H~wever, otlier bop.e tull for locll pub~l~ . office; who apparently . are rrtaying under cover u9tll · the filin& de;adline d_raw• neater are bebind their brethren of IUr· r oundmg counties. · Tbe Meigs County political baU \ tu& 5tarted rollin& late ' in com· pafj&an to adjoining rountie1 wnere several -tandidates 10lready have aitnounccd. TONIGHT "THE SOUND AND THE FURY" Y.ul Brenner - FORD stx eylinden; 1,; Ton Pickup. Lllbt'\. bhJe f!Dilb; toUd c~b; l,1lod llreo; heater. . In Athens County more tha~ a $945 1956 dozen candldates ami a boat'e a~n:ady 'Uvejy s.llll'n118h ln tbe . 81 ,il CHEVROLET two J '!'on LWB VI motor; 2-speed Nil' 1Ve; 820120 tlr~11; sound !ft'lobaoi<oll1; ,..xi IO'x7' hy· ~Nolie dWilll body ; cab and Meet. metal oeedl pa.intin~~: . "" $1295 1956 CHEVROLET VIS'$_ Ton Tractor; MOod tlrt11: !kPfl4 tnnsmillton; 2 · •peed rear ul•; 6\b wheel; aaddle t4nk; air onr h)'dNuJ.k: brakes; tnUer ~tmecUOne. SINGS IOLQ Lut Sunday mornin1 durin& the mornini worahip service at the Flrtt United Ptesbyterlan Church of 'Middleport, Billy HaploRJIIU, $2395 1957 FORD t \1 Toll na...lde ficl<up . Ll~· new 18" tlres. hHt,er, ld& thaD 30,000 mile& and IQ9ka and rune ' $1395 1957 f tlke IRCW· SANI'A USES IIIIIIAIIS TO SAVI TIME DU11N1 JHlS lUST SWOH- WilT DON'T YOU, Toot CHEVROLET 1 Toll LWB V8 molor;2 ,.,..d ,..r We; Nlid ub; 82Gx20 t.lrH; llarl01110'~t1' dump body ; We Pay 3% lnlerest On Your SBYinga Arootwor-. $2495 1958 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANKING SINCE 1871 Bomber Fedenl Reoervo System GOLIATH u- ,....neer 8UI. .f..lpeed Lran•· IBAIIlon and 4 e:vllnder motor, '"' mUeqe ud like new ln!1<11 ond 0\K. ll.. ter. REI>UC· Momller Fodonl Depodt luuruee CorporolloD POMEROY RUTLAND JI)TO Folmers Return Fr.om Canadian Vacation Trip 1on of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapt(ln- BIUy Folmer, aon of Mr. and ataU sang 1he solo, ''How GrdB.t Mrs. Gtiorge Folmer, Cheater Thou Art." ftil1Y n _a aeeomparUed Road. baa returJUid home after by hla mother at the piano. ,t• apendi!I.J I four WHkl · e~ In Cold Stream , New · . ,,.. ck, Emeraon Jones, . Mrs. Will Rey-' Canada. Billy accompanied hla nolda, Mn. M. 'L. li'renc-h, Mr~ brolber and slJter-ln-law, Mr. and Charlea Bennett, Mrs Joe Youna: Mrs. Don; Folmer Af\d children, Sr., Mra Wilti1 Anthony, Mra, and visited Mrs. ·FOimer'a Parent~ Jamet Clatwortby, Allen Hu&be• Mr. and M.H. ,John ParlORS or and James Clatworth)'. New Bruntwlek. Don Fohner h11 Durln1 the toclal hour foLlow- ~;~cel\'ed orders rrom the Atr InK the meet1n1 the members and Pb('«<, ordEirJng him to the Aleu1[I""" from nelihborlnl chapter~ tian hlanda GU the Cout or were Invited Info the diu ina: roorq Alaska. He who Ia maklnl a career where refnahmenta were aerved of the Air Force will be In Seal· rrom the talJie covered with p red Ue, Wuh., Jan. 18 and will fl,y to cloth and centered with 11 greeq Alaaka and then by beUcopter to Ch,rlatmaa arrangement placed by th• Aleuu&na. Mra. Robert Colilta. He wUI return In December Mrs. Ann Rupe, newly Jnatalled 1060. While he i• 1one, Mn. worthy matron from Pomeroy 11nd Folmer and ehUdren wnl make a a:uest of the evenJn1 and Mrs. tbeir home at 18 .Locuat St., Cla-tworthy preslded at the silver Pomeroy in order to be near aervlee. Don'a .parenta. The refreahment committee Mn. John Ketchka, Mr1. Del· CH~IITMAS PA~TY Mlt<beU, Mr• Jomea Crlowell Next Tuesday evenlna the mem· Lllllan Domolllf aod Mlu bJn of the H.farthltone CIIN of Dtmoab, ll>e Plnl Boptlot ch..,..h of :.llddl.. P9rt will meet at the home of llr. and Mn. Paul Smart for a .O~:~.I .J =------ BOYS I~ 'GIRLS I • .. BRING THE KIODIES - . .' .. . . - SANTA CLAU.S ,. '' TO SEE . ' '. ' SIGN UP *CHRISTMAS DRAWING~·· ' ELECTRIC TRAIN sn .: ~~ . ' At Elberfelds Main Stare Building In T~:. ~utnit~~ ' , t•''l : I Department On The Second Floor. . '.I :} .. • , . ' SATURDAY EVENING,DEC.5' .. -6to8 PiM. ' ' ' ~-- : ' ELBER.FEI;.DS IN BUY TODAY IIIII *LION '' TWO I 1WIN PRIZES. ' '"PI"'' and Cbrllllmao party at 8:80. DAD and MOTHERI • . kGET A ,· 2o lb. MOM '~ A ·* TUR.KEY . GAS ' ·. RA~GE · ~. . TAPPAN AND '1:·-' • -· .:• ~:E . Y:" . ' ·, VESTA Ind. tiPI-'l'he expelled, its. fun RANcliJ ·::,. • . ,";,"t the 40 .• •• ··. ·' .... ' J8\'tra1 ~-·. -eonference wltb the af· officers over thf. "white clause in the 40. et 8 con· \,. I, ROLLER PHARMACY . St,..t Mill ' • . 8 Fri· 'll<"l . t1~ -." • .et . '. Weather -·a.., ........ ... ---IMih••"..........,....... ........ ............ Wutbor ecca•l_. ntft ....,, _...., ..... . _ . , cJou4y .......... .... •lUI,.... Mlolo _., Ill ...••lil••ij"iii' ' _.. Lool �\ ,f..HI DAlLY SENTINeL 1· .-• • • ' ' <; •• ,, ' Mystery Farm Of TheWeek Identified Editorially ~· J Historic Pretedent • llikory W. made recently at Glascow , now that the rural electrification .proeram Kentucky, where the voters turned out to de- for which they came into being, is completed. ciSively beat a municipal ownership proposal. It is ~ wonder that any investor-owned ·fleeT'hey 'Voted in la\•or of ret.:1ining the S('rvices of an ;.nvestor-owncd taxpaying privat(' u111· t ric company that has to intlude ·in its ,rates ity. There is nothing new in the defeat of some 23 cents on the dollar to provide rea. munjcipal ownership. What is nt:'w, in this eral al)d local taxes can ~er win an eleflio~ cue, iS tb!lt fot the first time the voters not against ~n '!(fer of 1111: slj)l.sid~ ~-fa'loJJd only disapPt.OVid municipal ownership, but federal power. It is a tribjlle'to good man~g .. turne4Ahumbs down on the promise of ment of tbeJIPI'i¥ale company and-good sen1e '!~h~· TV A electric power that accompan- on the part 16. lll,e voters who realize~ the !Jla ied Uie municipal ownership measure on the losses to 1lbe «>lllDlilnlty that follow public b.aHot. Believers in privale enterprise won ownershiprof.it&eleetric ayatem. :>ut in Glascow in spite of formidable opposiThe citizens of GJa-scow have doae them·Uon. · ·selves proud in setting an historical precePublic ownership advocates had the full dent in voting down an oppo!19rilty to get support of the local rural electric coopera- !11V A ,power. The entire nation will benefit tive, wbtch like many other electric coopera- ilecsuse this self.re~pecting .local ~muQity tives is bent on bringing the "blessing" of baa rerused to aak ·the general taapayer to largely tax-free public power to urban areas root part of its etec-tric bill. Ii"',_ 1o1m Taylor, Reporter. GREATER PIG PROFITS FROM t!ltill~rs.H.lild- . '. · f.arew~fl 1Party CURTISS IMPROVED .STUD SERVICE, INC. • RepreleDiecl by AlBERT PARKER PIG GROWER PELLETS Provico Pig Grower Pellets is a natu:rat "loUow-up'' to Pro\'lco Sweet Gro. From 5 weeks of age to 50 lbs., Pro\'lco Pig Grower Pellets give your pip the utra plllh so neeeasary to make profitAble market hoga. Start your pigs right - feed Pro\'lco Pig Grower Pellets. PROVICO Ml LLI NG & FEED COMPANY Mla....Uio, Oldo Telepboae 130 - • • • . ' SEE US 'FOR c WASH,E.. ...... R Yj)UR ,,,.,, FENCING NEEDS ,' ., AND Complete Stock Of DRYER RED BRAND FENCING Middleport Feed Mill Regular $508.00 "We Do Custom Grinding" No. 2nd lt. Phone 6040M Middleport ONLY $478·00 STOP FREEZING Wllll A Check These Special Buys! PORTABll HEATER AutGmaUcVvlolile -~~ NollurMr To Li&bl ll. Italian volcano MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPlY (VU,, U. Trouble -- l!J. Bpltt pul• ll.Forblcl a2.Bur-o prt.., as. ao~c~·• (htr.) :Ill. A.U. J7, Y•II!W MIRRO.MATIC ELECTRIC 7 .......,., ~Q. f- · lolr a ·Stro,., ••olc N.'I\'H (l>oi,J I& 'l!oiDitu.' 1f4 INCH Skill. Drill Fry Skillet llqo. 10. -Nowt. 19. Qk1'o at. Hake -a.~ REG. Regular $16.95 nus Special··$9.91 Special·$14.95 · SKILL SAWS AVAILABLE .' ~nnouncing ,, ); ,, r IRONS * of Small Applia·n~~ Ill The ' * . - _ _,_ y,. - • ·~ ~ " ..;· : ' .. .... ...... flillllll,,' ........ .....wm,. ............. .. . ,..,;,.;.:.... ... ............... .... - ....rt 0¥1~- ··, ..: -: .... ;.- . . . ... ~ ADIOS .. f '* West Bend .. Dominion ;.•. Dor.-.eye., ,· SKILLETS CQJ!FEEMAKERS • • _,. _ ... f . ·, . Plus OtherFaJDoas Dr-•.SalaD AppiYaees - - f'<, ~ ' . .... . ' , lt:D 11011 Rill ... llllt ,.....er ' """ . Easy Terms . We .D eliver· - " ~- .. PHONE 9••• . We Ser.vlc!e L .f.AAIN, ·s r•r . COME IN TODAYI ' ' . : ''! ,: -~ ...... ... . ' �\ ,f..HI DAlLY SENTINeL 1· .-• • • ' ' <; •• ,, ' Mystery Farm Of TheWeek Identified Editorially ~· J Historic Pretedent • llikory W. made recently at Glascow , now that the rural electrification .proeram Kentucky, where the voters turned out to de- for which they came into being, is completed. ciSively beat a municipal ownership proposal. It is ~ wonder that any investor-owned ·fleeT'hey 'Voted in la\•or of ret.:1ining the S('rvices of an ;.nvestor-owncd taxpaying privat(' u111· t ric company that has to intlude ·in its ,rates ity. There is nothing new in the defeat of some 23 cents on the dollar to provide rea. munjcipal ownership. What is nt:'w, in this eral al)d local taxes can ~er win an eleflio~ cue, iS tb!lt fot the first time the voters not against ~n '!(fer of 1111: slj)l.sid~ ~-fa'loJJd only disapPt.OVid municipal ownership, but federal power. It is a tribjlle'to good man~g .. turne4Ahumbs down on the promise of ment of tbeJIPI'i¥ale company and-good sen1e '!~h~· TV A electric power that accompan- on the part 16. lll,e voters who realize~ the !Jla ied Uie municipal ownership measure on the losses to 1lbe «>lllDlilnlty that follow public b.aHot. Believers in privale enterprise won ownershiprof.it&eleetric ayatem. :>ut in Glascow in spite of formidable opposiThe citizens of GJa-scow have doae them·Uon. · ·selves proud in setting an historical precePublic ownership advocates had the full dent in voting down an oppo!19rilty to get support of the local rural electric coopera- !11V A ,power. The entire nation will benefit tive, wbtch like many other electric coopera- ilecsuse this self.re~pecting .local ~muQity tives is bent on bringing the "blessing" of baa rerused to aak ·the general taapayer to largely tax-free public power to urban areas root part of its etec-tric bill. Ii"',_ 1o1m Taylor, Reporter. GREATER PIG PROFITS FROM t!ltill~rs.H.lild- . '. · f.arew~fl 1Party CURTISS IMPROVED .STUD SERVICE, INC. • RepreleDiecl by AlBERT PARKER PIG GROWER PELLETS Provico Pig Grower Pellets is a natu:rat "loUow-up'' to Pro\'lco Sweet Gro. From 5 weeks of age to 50 lbs., Pro\'lco Pig Grower Pellets give your pip the utra plllh so neeeasary to make profitAble market hoga. Start your pigs right - feed Pro\'lco Pig Grower Pellets. PROVICO Ml LLI NG & FEED COMPANY Mla....Uio, Oldo Telepboae 130 - • • • . ' SEE US 'FOR c WASH,E.. ...... R Yj)UR ,,,.,, FENCING NEEDS ,' ., AND Complete Stock Of DRYER RED BRAND FENCING Middleport Feed Mill Regular $508.00 "We Do Custom Grinding" No. 2nd lt. Phone 6040M Middleport ONLY $478·00 STOP FREEZING Wllll A Check These Special Buys! PORTABll HEATER AutGmaUcVvlolile -~~ NollurMr To Li&bl ll. Italian volcano MORRIS IMPLEMENT AND SUPPlY (VU,, U. Trouble -- l!J. Bpltt pul• ll.Forblcl a2.Bur-o prt.., as. ao~c~·• (htr.) :Ill. A.U. J7, Y•II!W MIRRO.MATIC ELECTRIC 7 .......,., ~Q. f- · lolr a ·Stro,., ••olc N.'I\'H (l>oi,J I& 'l!oiDitu.' 1f4 INCH Skill. Drill Fry Skillet llqo. 10. -Nowt. 19. Qk1'o at. Hake -a.~ REG. Regular $16.95 nus Special··$9.91 Special·$14.95 · SKILL SAWS AVAILABLE .' ~nnouncing ,, ); ,, r IRONS * of Small Applia·n~~ Ill The ' * . - _ _,_ y,. - • ·~ ~ " ..;· : ' .. .... ...... flillllll,,' ........ .....wm,. ............. .. . ,..,;,.;.:.... ... ............... .... - ....rt 0¥1~- ··, ..: -: .... ;.- . . . ... ~ ADIOS .. f '* West Bend .. Dominion ;.•. Dor.-.eye., ,· SKILLETS CQJ!FEEMAKERS • • _,. _ ... f . ·, . Plus OtherFaJDoas Dr-•.SalaD AppiYaees - - f'<, ~ ' . .... . ' , lt:D 11011 Rill ... llllt ,.....er ' """ . Easy Terms . We .D eliver· - " ~- .. PHONE 9••• . We Ser.vlc!e L .f.AAIN, ·s r•r . COME IN TODAYI ' ' . : ''! ,: -~ ...... ... . ' �. . NEW LOOK FOR~ ::-ay:AiQ.Mafti.. SERMONETrn · '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middlepon, 0 ., Dec. 5, 1959 PIAN SUNDAY saiOOL LIS(IDN OF THI! WEEK I.Atgan Dumps. Athens 5449 : Uncomfortah~e Guid~ . •-•der. S80Jil OQ!y a ilor ago. stood deflated to,dat . aijft lirop· ltinl its ldgue o~eor $1-ti Frl· d.ay nitht to .Logan, fourth +ated club. conscience. AtklDC Gulia-, II is a common thing to hear Christians pray with great fervoMY for guidailce,' as If God were keepinll them In !he dark. And it is true, of course, that the final outcome of a situation may still be confused and uncertain. Bot very rarely is it true that it is Impossible to take the next step. God seem• to have a way of making that perfectly plam. · · Ananias, the Damascene Christian, can well be exctaed for hesitating about making a caU on Paul. He knew !he fanatical young Pliorisee's reputstion. He knew that Paul had started Jackson, (avore4, 1:o take third place when tbe flr.lng II over in February, was 48-40 .winner over Nela~mvilre, unanJmom Cbolee for eighth place. The opening utvo thus finds Pomeroy, Middleport, l'lckson and Logan oD.t ft9nt with one win each, Albens, Wellston, GallipoliJ and Nelsonville tr.ilint with IN~URY SIDELitii!S ~DHNsoN MolfrR.:~· ui>hTon> 1oh•· hearted old·Christian c~ have known nothing. But his ima· gination was capable 6f iupplylng .bim with a long list of grues'Qllle details. j\b4 iJl!9n.the basis of that imagination he hesitated, and at first TO!uSed. The 1JnlfQI-m SuniJAy '.'SChoQi tesson for Decemb41r 6: "STANDING BY A NEW 'CONVERT," Ads 9:10-31. oon, i(i~,JiRnl!!••. CJ.nacllon de· t•••• ...n. tor the next few , ·mu· ;<With 11 se- .- ,.."e'llf..ai4eilru!cl parathm of ·t e·:tetf SHOUlder. Johnson 1uffe"red ihe-lnJur.y during Th!'rsday "~1j\'lt '7-4 kiss to the New York lt;al!IWI; :' .... more sacrifice than gain or ac· of 'herself. She learned · and tranquUllty In acher much· more in .conviction tblt if .tbe right ~· hu I forgot to.strsiJht· enoot my·insl,ftUte _on the new bouse. Wait a ~iJR!ute. til be right bac)L Farfetched,~•.btlt at church. It buoys her u.i> 10 her spirit, as the psalmJSt prom· aids in inllny ways. It will ao the a wise step at~J . '. V. D.,EDWARDS of 141. Types PIIOno ft.X t!. Saeoncl St. • P01MI'Oy ..,.. - ·i .mFFLER RED ANCHOR Pomeroy Bildcet SheppiDg Couler TtGo THRU IC(, .MUD«SNOW OHIO VAlUY BAI(ING CO• Miken of Hols\1111 Bread :t. H. RAWUNGS & SONS CO. or ••• Y - Dell&• & Plymouth Dealer .... WE PAY HEHtEit'S BAKERY THE TOW .,.,.. ••• uo help you wllh your .._lro or temoclollng plan1... budgot ...,.. on alllniOrlor ..,.oxterlor bu~cllng materials ••• 11a1oned lumb,er:• • oidlng; roofing, paneling , • , ....,. pleiO otodco at ..aoonalllo plkoo. on NIW ;iG.o(df-.., . ..,..,. H ILl,. of ,.... terrific pulllftt ,oWer of thdi tiNt that wt wilt ,uarante• In 'wrl.. • ~ that ,ou io ot Wtilft poy LIJI .. $:5 .00 on lOWI"'' ·chart•· BulltDd: Biddle I, L01~~1;i TWil 8, Stewart 3. Nort '- Rupe, S1•wter, BarT. Smith, G. Smltll. Totalo 3 (11-20) 11. 'Pott1end: IUJle 24, Cozart 4. Triplett 7, Price '18, Brewer 2, McKelvey a, Pickens 2, Allen 2. Non· 8(:01'\eTI: R. John•an, a. Brewer, :0. Lone. Tollll Ill <11,20) 114. ,... eel. As lo:w • . •• ,. .:o•• ' ' •.. • ., : ' 1' , . ' • :~ Today· Ill> ' I WAHAMA, . l.lHD IOOS'fliSf: ~: .' $t100TI:M• G MATe~~~- n• · · ·' . -s~t•r~.tce...u,th,...;.1:30P4'' :. sa~-mt• I At' The f , • W..,. ~Fiil'lll ' ·~ ~ OQJO ' ...... ~--·; Every Christmas season we hear the same old alatefllenlll l1lJde about the Christmas spirit, 1he spirit of dvinl. tbe 'Pitlt ol good will of men, and many otbef snch sfalemenls. fihat do we mean about the spirit of this or that? What do we mean by the apirit o! giving? · · We speak about the oplrlt of givinc - we mean usually lhe exchange of gifts, and then, to many of our nation, it means only at tbil time of year. We mean we give a gift and get one back - we mean that we feel something that is pleasurable to ourselves - a gift that we can see, that is pklasant to look upon. Now for Damascus with the intention of w9rking bavoc among the friends, isn't it true that in Christians. Everythin~ indicated that M was an unreaeonable tbe final examination of such man with whom no Christian could hope to deal amiably. a spirit it is not a, spi~t of AbOut the 11itlmate outcome of any call o~ Paul the honest- God. but one that io dealing one loss each. In!tU.ran~ If 11o.J L. Smlill which says that "boneBty io the best pelkly," bdt when we g~) Iillo a tljbt spot we t!IOtOrt the truth 111111 a allttle In the hooe that we can slip out of a difficulty. The path ol duty is quite plain, ana well rllal'l<e~. but we hope •the prea<:her can show us some way to avoid our duty and stilt leave us with a cleat t~am in t~• ' By Be•. Robert R. Card Chesler lletbodlllt Porlolt Moot ol Ul )Dow muCb better thon we dol Ow- beada have ''Beloved, do not believe evei-y oplrit; but tetll the oplrita to been converted te the right woy of !win&. bot our heort. are see wlletber they are of God." I John 4:1 sloo\' te Quite Cllhly we recite the old proYerb lnCageO~ Athens HJgb., rated No. 1 'MIE HOLIDAY IPIIIIft HuallaJioa. W. Va. PreaehiDg 7:~, p. m.; prayer terviee Wedne& p. m. witb the evil that is within us - yes, our selfl-, Test tbe sp;rtt - Ibis type of spirit is not of God. �. . NEW LOOK FOR~ ::-ay:AiQ.Mafti.. SERMONETrn · '-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middlepon, 0 ., Dec. 5, 1959 PIAN SUNDAY saiOOL LIS(IDN OF THI! WEEK I.Atgan Dumps. Athens 5449 : Uncomfortah~e Guid~ . •-•der. S80Jil OQ!y a ilor ago. stood deflated to,dat . aijft lirop· ltinl its ldgue o~eor $1-ti Frl· d.ay nitht to .Logan, fourth +ated club. conscience. AtklDC Gulia-, II is a common thing to hear Christians pray with great fervoMY for guidailce,' as If God were keepinll them In !he dark. And it is true, of course, that the final outcome of a situation may still be confused and uncertain. Bot very rarely is it true that it is Impossible to take the next step. God seem• to have a way of making that perfectly plam. · · Ananias, the Damascene Christian, can well be exctaed for hesitating about making a caU on Paul. He knew !he fanatical young Pliorisee's reputstion. He knew that Paul had started Jackson, (avore4, 1:o take third place when tbe flr.lng II over in February, was 48-40 .winner over Nela~mvilre, unanJmom Cbolee for eighth place. The opening utvo thus finds Pomeroy, Middleport, l'lckson and Logan oD.t ft9nt with one win each, Albens, Wellston, GallipoliJ and Nelsonville tr.ilint with IN~URY SIDELitii!S ~DHNsoN MolfrR.:~· ui>hTon> 1oh•· hearted old·Christian c~ have known nothing. But his ima· gination was capable 6f iupplylng .bim with a long list of grues'Qllle details. j\b4 iJl!9n.the basis of that imagination he hesitated, and at first TO!uSed. The 1JnlfQI-m SuniJAy '.'SChoQi tesson for Decemb41r 6: "STANDING BY A NEW 'CONVERT," Ads 9:10-31. oon, i(i~,JiRnl!!••. CJ.nacllon de· t•••• ...n. tor the next few , ·mu· ;<With 11 se- .- ,.."e'llf..ai4eilru!cl parathm of ·t e·:tetf SHOUlder. Johnson 1uffe"red ihe-lnJur.y during Th!'rsday "~1j\'lt '7-4 kiss to the New York lt;al!IWI; :' .... more sacrifice than gain or ac· of 'herself. She learned · and tranquUllty In acher much· more in .conviction tblt if .tbe right ~· hu I forgot to.strsiJht· enoot my·insl,ftUte _on the new bouse. Wait a ~iJR!ute. til be right bac)L Farfetched,~•.btlt at church. It buoys her u.i> 10 her spirit, as the psalmJSt prom· aids in inllny ways. It will ao the a wise step at~J . '. V. D.,EDWARDS of 141. Types PIIOno ft.X t!. Saeoncl St. • P01MI'Oy ..,.. - ·i .mFFLER RED ANCHOR Pomeroy Bildcet SheppiDg Couler TtGo THRU IC(, .MUD«SNOW OHIO VAlUY BAI(ING CO• Miken of Hols\1111 Bread :t. H. RAWUNGS & SONS CO. or ••• Y - Dell&• & Plymouth Dealer .... WE PAY HEHtEit'S BAKERY THE TOW .,.,.. ••• uo help you wllh your .._lro or temoclollng plan1... budgot ...,.. on alllniOrlor ..,.oxterlor bu~cllng materials ••• 11a1oned lumb,er:• • oidlng; roofing, paneling , • , ....,. pleiO otodco at ..aoonalllo plkoo. on NIW ;iG.o(df-.., . ..,..,. H ILl,. of ,.... terrific pulllftt ,oWer of thdi tiNt that wt wilt ,uarante• In 'wrl.. • ~ that ,ou io ot Wtilft poy LIJI .. $:5 .00 on lOWI"'' ·chart•· BulltDd: Biddle I, L01~~1;i TWil 8, Stewart 3. Nort '- Rupe, S1•wter, BarT. Smith, G. Smltll. Totalo 3 (11-20) 11. 'Pott1end: IUJle 24, Cozart 4. Triplett 7, Price '18, Brewer 2, McKelvey a, Pickens 2, Allen 2. Non· 8(:01'\eTI: R. John•an, a. Brewer, :0. Lone. Tollll Ill <11,20) 114. ,... eel. As lo:w • . •• ,. .:o•• ' ' •.. • ., : ' 1' , . ' • :~ Today· Ill> ' I WAHAMA, . l.lHD IOOS'fliSf: ~: .' $t100TI:M• G MATe~~~- n• · · ·' . -s~t•r~.tce...u,th,...;.1:30P4'' :. sa~-mt• I At' The f , • W..,. ~Fiil'lll ' ·~ ~ OQJO ' ...... ~--·; Every Christmas season we hear the same old alatefllenlll l1lJde about the Christmas spirit, 1he spirit of dvinl. tbe 'Pitlt ol good will of men, and many otbef snch sfalemenls. fihat do we mean about the spirit of this or that? What do we mean by the apirit o! giving? · · We speak about the oplrlt of givinc - we mean usually lhe exchange of gifts, and then, to many of our nation, it means only at tbil time of year. We mean we give a gift and get one back - we mean that we feel something that is pleasurable to ourselves - a gift that we can see, that is pklasant to look upon. Now for Damascus with the intention of w9rking bavoc among the friends, isn't it true that in Christians. Everythin~ indicated that M was an unreaeonable tbe final examination of such man with whom no Christian could hope to deal amiably. a spirit it is not a, spi~t of AbOut the 11itlmate outcome of any call o~ Paul the honest- God. but one that io dealing one loss each. In!tU.ran~ If 11o.J L. Smlill which says that "boneBty io the best pelkly," bdt when we g~) Iillo a tljbt spot we t!IOtOrt the truth 111111 a allttle In the hooe that we can slip out of a difficulty. The path ol duty is quite plain, ana well rllal'l<e~. but we hope •the prea<:her can show us some way to avoid our duty and stilt leave us with a cleat t~am in t~• ' By Be•. Robert R. Card Chesler lletbodlllt Porlolt Moot ol Ul )Dow muCb better thon we dol Ow- beada have ''Beloved, do not believe evei-y oplrit; but tetll the oplrita to been converted te the right woy of !win&. bot our heort. are see wlletber they are of God." I John 4:1 sloo\' te Quite Cllhly we recite the old proYerb lnCageO~ Athens HJgb., rated No. 1 'MIE HOLIDAY IPIIIIft HuallaJioa. W. Va. PreaehiDg 7:~, p. m.; prayer terviee Wedne& p. m. witb the evil that is within us - yes, our selfl-, Test tbe sp;rtt - Ibis type of spirit is not of God. �·-=--n.n,-:;;;,Seii;;;U;;;DP;;;I,;;;Pom;..;eroy=·-KI-ddl-eport;;;;,.;;;~-··_Dec_._s._l96;;.;9=::.1~;-;;;~~di)ai>:tO<~iM:w~oou.u"Si~.;--..RROOoiiO!tl Today's Sport Parade Panther Football Players Win 32 Senio~s Lead aE-'"·~ ~~dll:n::~:lf~~ Brown, Fuller, Defend Titles Awards During Assembly Event Honor List~ At I Q l"t .B ttles Thi"s Week . '"'"A Pomeroy High room~;. Krog~~~ie-~:t'~ n ua 1 y a ~~~~~r:lc f:t:J! ::·~eJoin:e::~:~~ te~~ach 13~~:-t::n =~~ra~t ~n~:d~t I WANT ADS • 1'011 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 1U!SULT8 FURNISHED AJ'AlllMENT FOUR PHONE 398 to I By JACK CUDDY · I I I c • •' Notice I (9) For Sale _ 19 6 ?;.• , I' ...,. · I I 1281 1 SEE THE o tal M lM up Maintains Frick Ibe:t t ,, .... q, !UjmOJ Cilo terminated his talk usually "burn out" more qu.tci.Jy bly progt!3m friday morning. by saymg lie hoped that the eigbt ter in Pomeroy Hlgl) School the 1 eeat.,.. ....s, ODt ~loll. Mint.num ebai'J~ _eo ceuta. ROOMS CLUSE IN TOWN. 127 NEW YORK UPI We'll 1 than men of the heavier dJVJ•l<lns Coach Alex eno complimented hts seniors w~o graduate will be jlllj:t aeeond six weeks it was announ· 1 _.. per word tor three COilMCUtbe 1nsert1oo1. .Butternut Ave. 11 30 12tc I 1M out m two world title flghts because ot the speed required m playelW for ·their sportsmanship and as good Citizens In adult llle u d tad 8)1=t1l _one mootb t~ 30 cent& per wo!'d. thiS week whether a Europ.ean the 135-pound class schotanhlp. He remarked that it they have been m Pomeroy High e ay. fall tate of 3 oeDLil per wont will be cbaradd for advert.ili11111 SITE FOR TRAIU.::R PARKING sh.all be king of ~he lightweights M.k• Flr~t DefenM . is unusulill to have all graduating \.School. The honor roll: Seniors: Mary K DOt J)l.id wJthift 10 dafl 2-"ter reeeivinf b!.ll. m Middleport Valley Lumber for tb~ first tJme m 42 year.s and Next Fnday n1ghl m the fLeld t~e niors enroJied in the College Pre· Amberaer, Elaie Arnold, Linda 1rror1 tn•AdvertiAne _ Sbould be ~ported tnuaedlatel)'. 'I1t & S Ph whetlier Gene Fullmer may force house of Utah State University paratory course. Crow, Terry Cullums, Robert 220 1 ·I blt17 Seadnel wtll DOt be l'l!llpOD(Ible for lDOl'C U\lD one lDcorone 6 . undisputed tecognJtion as middle- at Logan, Fullmer make/J his fmt , 0filJfiefi 8 Cunningham, Sharon Douglas, 1 ~pp y LO' rect auertloD. _:-4-3tc ----~~cc--..,-= wmghl champwn . 1 defense of the NBA mlddlewetght Coach Cuo presented award medBarbara Eskew, Arnold EVans, Card. of n..nb IUld Speetai: Notleet ot Eventa $LOll Obituarifll FURN15HED TWO H.OOM MOD· At the Houston, Tex Coliseum , tJtle he won by defeatm~ Carmen l!is to e1ght seniors: WUftam Coates Mark Grueaer, Ernest Hall, Phllip • publi&bed at 1 CMk per word. ern effJcJemy apartment. Phone Wednesday mght, southpaw Dave 1Basl!JO on a 14th. round .knockout j How~rd P~rker, Charles'. Downie, 08 e3SUfC Harrison, Harry Hendrlcks, Rose • ~WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 1 DAlt l MO 6419. 12-4-tHc 1Charnley of England wtl! try to <~t .San Francisco, Aug 28. W1lham Gtbbs, Charlea R1ffle, Ro- 1 HyaeU, Roger Leifheit, Myrna ISOe 90e $ 1.31 f'.M ---,.,.--:--==c-::::-:=:::: I wrest the lightwetght 135-pound Gent! <tnd Carmen fought for the Sprin~er, Jad: Welker and . Maag 11 .. a:t 80c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 SIX ROOM APARTMENT WITH crown from our Joe Hrown, .sec· NDA \'erswn of the world crown W~ham. w:Json D C d1 lbe . M . ~It . .. r. a 8J5c JL&C &2.2l fl.lKt three bedrooms, hath, plus gar· I ond oldest man to hold the title b('cause the Nation a1 Boxing Assn. , wo Jlln ors, or oa1es an ST. PETERSBUflG, Fla. UPIA rt artm ,.- \.Nnn 1e .1norar y tJi, A4l ~ b7 1o A )L will be~ 1D that day'• paper, age Two blocks from busltless Brown Is favored at 12 5 . had vacat~d Sugar Ray Rob- 1 fhomas Grueser re~w...ed aw~rd 1 CommtSSiouer Ford Frick, facing a Minada Murray, Howard Parker, it. ., dJstnCt Call 40 1-J l:.H-ut.c , At Logan , Utah, Frtday mght, j lnson·s undLSputed world title last , medals and three JUIIlOrs, Ke1th showdown with Branch Rickey, Barrie PbiUips, Sue Pb111ips, !Z(J) ---==-='- ' -::---·Gtne Fullmer _ who wears the l ~l<~y 4 for hLs ra1lure to defend Banutz, Dav1d Brown and Donald Iinsisted today be'• all for the Con· Sondra Potts, Edward Rickard, ~ FOUR ROOM HOUSB, HATH. NHA ~ers1on of the middleweight I smte March 25, 19.58 However, Sayre, were presented chenille let· tmental League •provided it es· Charles Ritfle, Norma Roush, 1 ;ftii:EY SHOOT SUNDAY, DEC. UniOn Avenue. Call 355-J. 160 pound bonnet Will dt! · he's still champion, Jn New York tcr, awards. tablishes a pension fund for itll D;rlene Smith, Carolyn St. Clair, ~ ~ :;u. R. D. No. 3, HyseU Run. . 12·Hitp fend <~gam sl Sp1der Webb of ctu ~tdte , and not an NBA member. Clio pre~ented vars1ty letters to players and compensates the min· Gail Stivers, Janice Teaford, 1~ Pomeroy, Ohio. SLI.rtmg time! !cago Fullmer 1s lavured at 85 Nuw Jt Js 20 months since Rob-l the foll~mg 10 sophomores, Ed· or leagues. Jean Webster, Tim Welker, Janlce "-~ 1~ 00 P. M. WendeU Wtlllama. youRHUoM HOUSE wrfH GAS i because he outpointed Webb on mson took the tttle from Bastho, , ;~r~ Br~~ro~iJRol~d Car~e~t~~ ' t I Le Tbomas. ll th ,,.12-Ntc. furnace . un Lmcoln Hetghls.ISept 11,19511. z, en amm, oa "When the Contmen a ague Juniors: Carolyn Be, Ru 1 <~nd stJII Ray hasn't fought any- · IC ae \"to' · Call 28 iilter 4·;:so. u.;:s Jtc Each fight 1s sdteduled for 15 one _ title or otherwise I Hemsley, Raymond Jewell , John fulfilh; three 1mportant condjtions Brothers, David Brown, Dorothy DANCING ROUND AND SQUARE _____ ___ ...__ _ _ _ _ . rounds and each will be tele· 1 Because of Sugar Ray'~:~ l"Dng \ Jones, Raymond Poulin, Roger which we have laid down, tbey Brawn, Sandra Drake, Carolyn .&al Nieht, Dec. 5th, American ll I H V <l vJsed nationally the nng and hJs Stewart and Thomas Werry. w11l fmd that one of th~ir. biggest Edwards, Sarah Foster, Margaret 1 <Jb!'.enre from ~ Le&ion H.aU, WLlkcav1Ue. Mutic ' J elp V'OniC Dang•rous Chall•nger age of 39, ac-cording to the ree-l Fl'ederick Crow and David Gor· boosters 15 the eomm1sstoner of Handley, Kaaron Kelton, Terry ' b)' Cliff Bl'ers and bLS "Stnnc WANTED A MIDDLE Ar.E: No European has held the l ord book, he may rehre without don wer~ two freshmen who earn- biiseball," Frick said. Knicbt, John McMurray, Mlcbael ~.\~ -,NoW." 12·:i-3~ housekeeper for elderly couple world hghtweJght championship tlcfendmg That would ultimate- ed varsity letters. Manager Ed"But first they must prove to Roberts, Carol Sargent, Micbael r·, , A Have all modern conveniences. smee 1917, wh ~n Freddy Welch of make Friday's wmner undu· war~ Bartels receJved an aw.ard us that they have eight cities Sw.atzel, JJc:4uel.ine Thomas, f',: -P. O. .Box .252, Pomeroy, Ohio. Wales lost Jl to the great llenny puled champion. meGa) and manage~!l Terry Ohhng- ready and able to operate a fran· Nancy Woodgeard, Sharon Young .d) 1\UtoSaleS 12·3-tfc Leonard on a nmth-round knock· 'I he other possibility IS that an er a~d Allen Dowme were present :chisc," he co~tinued. ''They mu~ Wayne Zurcher, Paula Sayre. t -· · _ p out m New York. I Impressive kayo victory by Full· ed With a~ard letters have a pens10n fund for thell' . Sophomores: Carolyn Allman, IJ.1.1M CHEVROLET $6~. 210 2~ omeroy, t'thio British Empae champton Charn- Iller might cause such public m- 1 Coach Clio pr.alsed Eugene Hes" players, like the major leagues, Joyce Buckley, Gary Cadle, Ro~' door sedan. Clean car. Priced ·:::::;~O:C::o;"";,:""'"':',.....,.,-,~·~y ouNG MARRIED MAN, 23 ·35 ley of London at 24 could be a h"nallon m New York state ter and Edwar~ Bradley, whom he and they must remunerate the land Carpenter, Carla Dill, An· ~ to lltll. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. GOOD .BANK GR.AVI!:L FOR for eslabludtt!d r~tail bakery dangerous ch,allenger, ' not be· 1~g~mst 1ts boxing commtssJOn cu.U~d "Re~ Shirts." They were not mmors for the cities they move drea Evant, Michael Fultz, Dale t ·i l,l2-io$e sale. Mrs. Nell Middles wart, route. tiood w.age11. Good workmg Icause of hu youth and his south Ithat a revocation or Sugar Ray's chglble this year because they int0. Hubbard, Dennil Kapple, Sharon o1,. . _.___ - ~ Port111nd·Stlversv1Lle Road . condlltons. Permanent work. paw style but because of Ins skill , • ld b f d transfel"l'ed to Pomeroy from an· Moore, Terry Ohllnger, Judy rille PLYMOUTH $8~. 8 o:yl 2 12·1-~tc No layoffs Apply Ntckles Bak· punch and ruggedneso In Jan I title wou e oree · other district, but they partJcipat· "l wtll not sell the players nor Reynoldt, Nancy Sldnner, !luana ; • door sedan. New f1n111h. Blaet· L ery lnc., 806 W Matn St., p~m- uary, 1958, he outpointed Don Jored in the practice program -through· the mmors down the nver/' the Smith, Mary Smltb, Nancy ~. pomeroy . 12·1~tc GOOD UMP COAL. PHONE eroy. 12·4-:Jte dan, now the world welterweight ! out the year commissi oner emphasized. Thomp!lon, Aaenath Traey, Lola 11..::0 M, Pomeroy. 12·1-6tc h D t I The program began, With the tra- 1 . ' z·le.,..::., -·- ChItIene zUDdel . 1... -l US t.rn # c amp JOn. a\•e never was sopditional Flag Salute Ceremony led Fnck s remarks fotlowed a~ an1..UN CHEVROLET $1,19~ V-8 1l.l:!; Auu ...., ~· t ployllltlr.. ped by Edward Bartels and Terry Oh nouncement by. Rtckey, pr~sldent ~i 2 door sedan. Extra mce. Blaet· '.ST n..n.n T BUSINESS READY Rrown of New Orleans, bul now I lUnger. of th~ Boundlu~g. Continenf:-1 C11ESTNUT RIDGE :~ t.oan, Pomeroy. 12·1·titc to gu, fully equipped, low rent, 1 II t tt l th t ff 1 1s of hts ...r Charlo McGhee of Cleveland 1 111 18 d 1 1 - - - 1 Jvmg ous on, a emp mg Athletic Dtrector Howard Krught 1 ...eague, a o .1C a , "' · = - --~ goo ocat on, steady income. IRONING AND BABY SITTING hiS Heventh defense at the age of 1St thanked all the people. both stu CUlt Will meet Jn ·Mia~l Beach, spent the weekend with his mother ~· .PONTIAC $1,79li. V·8 4 door Heaaonable. Phone 82()-M. at home or out bY day or week..\33 an1l six months Ue's shghtly dents and adults, who in any way Dec 8, coneurrently With the Na- Mrs Roy Knapp. AU( to,p aedan. One careful ~~· 12·1-6U: Wrtte % The D:uly Sent1nel, less than three months younger Seventy . one boys and gtrls helped With the football program twn and American Leag11e meetThe James Marcur_n family have 1 !' ·Mea' owner. Hydram;J.tic. .Blaet· ~OUNG CORN FED BEEF BY Hox C68A, Pomeroy, Oh1o. 1than Joe G1m~; was when he. lot~! won grades of "B" or bet· the past sea!lon. mgs there. moved to MissiSSIPPI where he Is ~ lnBfl. Pomeroy. 12·1·6tc quarters or .half. Victor Swain, 12·1Hitc the uti~ to batlhny Nelson m 1008. ler durlng the. second iiX weeks Knight introduced Russell Moore, ( ·• CJIEVROu:T HALF- TON Hactne, Oh1U. 12-2-3tc Ga ns was the oldest to wear the gradmg period In Pomeroy Jumor aSSl!ilant football coach and head (20) Busl· ~6ss Services Icrown . Cllgh ll was'announccd toda)' The basketball coach, who spoke brtef· g\IP "'~ rackt. In good condl- I ~EW 1900 PATfF.RNS PLASTIC 'JG In th1s coun('ctiOn It should honor roll . ly. Coach Moore said that he en~t alia .. f:bn ';tuck.er, Phone 683.'1~ w1nuow bllnds and 11h11de1, Vene MiiiLLER FURtiACtL ... WESTING· be remembered th<~t lightweights NtNTH - Bertha Arnold, Pat- joyed workmg with the football ,. . tLan blmda, aH ktnds and colol'l HOUSI! •pph•nna. Arnold Bro·i -,---- ~--C -,h -. rlcta Al·nold, Carolyn Buss, James team and added ·that he hoped the ~o·lber ilns awmnga, !Jay and th•n. SyncuH, Ohio. Phon. I,; Bell, Jane.t Brown, Kay Compton, presentation of the award& would . . tq_ PLYMOUTH FOUR DOUR. N!Q;bt name p~l•s all klndJ, 836-Y 11 19 tfc I' I Kathryn Conkle, Fredertek <.:row, inspire many of the younger boys CLEVELAND (UPI) AD official for a local record dis""-GOl!d condition. Excellent tlrel. AJumlnum laddef!l .u klndJ. . ll)onna Diddle, Charlene _Diehl, Jane' to turnout for footb:dl pracllee 'b t F td s id payments his firm made to two fired disc ~n.n~th Cundltf, Syracuse . Free Estimttte., Dale Wippel 808'$ TRII SIRVICE AND Rl· eSJ ent JCS ~uugias, Allen Dowme, Ta~ara next year. .n ku or! r alygg~ng RCA.Victor records were in his opinion Pbone 802·X. 12-4-3tc Supply, 2l;J Umoo Avenue, mont. Phon• 6848. 11-3·30tp hnhtw, Lana Folger, PhdJp JiollAllliistant foolbaiJ coach Edward . 1,oc eys ,?r P U ' ' Pomeroy, Onto. 11-30.60te ---~ · }~I rod Collman said he enJoyed workmg payola. . . . . f M · lin Cl 1 d \ Cltilll ,...,. UIH tal'l FOR RADIO AND T. v. REPAIRS :IUD Jan Smith, Paul Sprouse, Sharon with the footbnll boys who proved James Shipley, advertismg dtrector_ 0~ am e eve a~ I -. AU ,~.... aM Modell BLOND CABlN'ET ELECTRIC C•ll Fr•nk c.pt•lna, 414 W<~lhr, Sandr-a Wells, Ralph Wer- lhemscl\'f'S to be both t.:entlernen Inc., whlch distnbutes records, said his rum has be~n sending MITROPOLITAN Singer Sew;ng Machine, cost . S.cond Av•., Mlddl•pport. 9 .l'uucrat service>~ WJil be con- ry, Hoger Young, Ann Hubbard, and scho~ars Coach Coffman com · regular cbecks to dtsc juckeyA ,. · ......, a.IH $l 7I:I.OO new, will sell for $IZO.OO A, M. to 9 P. M. 12o3·tfc dueled Sund.ay &t two o'clock from Ethel Hysell, Russell LeHte, J en- mended the boys for their smeere Joe :Finan and Wes H!'pkins, ~ir· I lit flO two montns old, 1Ughtly used. CONDI'i'IUN'NG REF'lUOER·I the W~I!J~ }< urwrul Home Jn llunt mfer Lohse, Santin Londun, Shar- effort. He <1dded that the srmlnr, 't'i' ed Thursday by radto statiOn ---- --.Mrs Mu.ry L. Pullins, Fisher St • '' I· Jngton lur I' red L Showall~r. 50, on Mitch, WHllom Murruy, Jerry b ·s to be lost b graduation will KYW here. 1 ~ftt atlon service. Jack 8 Re pccra· who !hcd of a h<'1.1rt iJLlack Thurl'i· l Shamblm nnd Tom Shasteen. O) Y · Route 2, Pomeroy, 0. 12-4-4tp Uon, New Haven. Pbone TU· I day m hts harlwr~ho p at Middle-~ •t"HTI-' Grade - Sue Arnold sur~ly blecodme coSmhmumly Dleadelrs. 0Spt 3 Mainline was one of stx dts· ---h I d b ... • 'I Cneer ca crs . . aron oug as, t .b t ctused Friday by the A.UC:TIPNl:IER town , 0 Jo, il e lit ee o Jll poor Jane Bacr, Robert Buck, AlLta Car- Carolyn Edwards, Charlesanna rr u ors a t.mpiMe Hr¥1Cit he~llh fur some tunf1 penler, Jenmfer Crew, PalrLcla Hes& Barbara Logan and Tma Bax" F.e~eral Trade Commission ?f ' • C:rftt lradford Sul'\'l!Jln.i: ,are hJs Wife. Lalit' a; a Hennessy , Tom Ll~d, ~u.ce McKen-~ ter l~d the studerlt body in several ' ' g~vmg payola to TV and rad~o ~CH' .vnt. Phont ... CGnt-=t sun, Lyle; 'ius father , S. E .s howal z1c, Eve l'ersmger:Maty ~:n.n Rick_ ___ .. _ _ The Pomeroy Emergency Squad d1sc jockeyt fOr pluggmg tbe1r ,... ' A. C' B~acltard, k•clM. Ohht ter, 11 sJster, Mr:;. A II Shepp-ard, <~I'd, R<Jndolph ScoH, Alfred S1sson, Mich, were holiday guests of :Mr was culled to the home of Will· products. j; Pom•roy, Ohio tJ-2&-tf Vtl'tma W Vu, '' hrothtr, ~'otrest Edward Strauss, L'ludy Swatzcl. and Mrs. A D. Hume They were IIam Collms at Rock Springs -at The FTC also aCCU!ied tbree re2M37 8·23·tl Showul!er, oi Chester, omd one 1 SEVENTH Grade_ Jobn Ander- all dmner guests of •Mr and Mrs. 8.30 this mormng when Mr. Col· cord manufa.clllrers,. ~ncludlng DEALER FOR ' g randsou 'son, coty Heaver, Hicky t;ampbell, Raymond Gratehouse, Huntington . tins suffered an apparent heart RCA or the same thmg. lntumt.•nt Wtll he made m a ilonua {..row, Jlobcrt Emler, Patrt 1 Mr. and Mn. Norman Fry of attack. Oxygen was administered J:teacbed_ at ~oca Raton, f'la., 1 Massey~Ferguson a.d.. CLI.I..ANDI &.rvl• Huntmgton cemetery Mr. Show· e1a Fultz, narbara Garnes, Joey Palo, MJch., were weekend guests and he was brought to the Meigs Sbtpley satd ~IS firm w,a! involv" TV fl•r~elr 11lter was <1 (urJnt'r rt'sldcnt nf the litlmure, Mary Handley, DGnna of Mr and Mrs. Harold Fry. General Hospital where hill eon· ed only Mil middlemen. 'The deal Phon• '100 Chester cummumly Hauk, &ri.Jara Horak. ittlcky Men· John Dyer or Charleston villlted ldltton IS reported good. wall between the .~adory ~CA and Pom..-oy, Ohio. - - - ~- - - · - - -~ chini, Lmd11 Moore, Dennis Moore. his mother, Mrs. H. L. Dyer over the disc jockeys, he lllld. r,usToM HUlL 1 Kl1l liEN DE- t L I ) KlJOI tsra 1t1 1 'rom MelioWI!n, Pamela O'Bnen, the holiday. . Answermg a m1dmght call last "They've taken Alan Freed's algned tor your bum J Free es· - .- - - -- .- . -· - - ··- Patric 1a owens, J:!,renda pous, sonRev. and ~Mrs. Jack welch were m~ht to Mason the squad brought line,' Shipley said, .when told hmllte&. Foreman .aud Atlbotl, NEW HOUSE, 1 Wo BEDROOMS, dra Thomas, Janet Smitb, Jackie holiday gue&ts of hLs parents ln a wreck VIctim from. the fox that Finan a011 Hopkma called De Laval Pbolle 6.".84:·Y. 6·tHi large llvmg roo~~· . blJIJ.l·u.t ktt~ l:ipenrer, 'Jhurma Vaughan, Bessie Clarkabure. I Res.htur<~nt to l.he Meaga Gene~al the payments •·•eonaulants' feeL" Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and H~sp .ta l. lie was Guy Htll, chen cabJncls, gas furnace, In Yl>alson, Janice Wehrurrg, Ruella PHONE 419 TELEVJ~!ON. RADIO & SMALL suh1ted, luge carport, l2fi ft. 1 Wells, H.hoa Ann Will, o 1ana Zlr- Mrs. Jame 11 N. Roush and children Clifton, W. Va., who had suffered Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and ~~~~U~~~:;!~~~~~ repair. Phone Otia frontagll Wright Street, o(f kle. · were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ste· minor lllJIITLes In a car accident. son, Columbus, villited hil!r brother 1 BURROUGHS ADDING Raolne, C.bio. Mulberry Ave $U500 00. I' hone phans and cbild'ren of Shlldyslde He was trealed and released. and sillter·tr:a-law, Mr. and Mrs. El 90-Y . WJlhur Ynun.g, or 6220 o, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bar· za McComajj at the Victor Perry good condition and priced rea· v.~llcy Lumber & Supply Co., on1ck of Pomeroy. home, Sunday. sonable. Middleport, Onto. 12-4-31<: Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Fle•her and I Pomeroy, 700 0., w. Tel. Main 618l·J, Street, II 12.2-fllc ~ family spent Thanksgiving wltb & ,..,,1~1... Mn. J . L. Stewart, Mrs. Fred relatives In Charloolon -· A ....,.,11'1~ ~~ Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush BAL W 1 •BALDWIN D IN WURLlTZER SPINET H L. Dyer, Mrs. Harry Layne and Jimmy Dodson of Cleveland, l'hl' Ama1ean Legion Drew WebWUIUJTZBR Plano WLth bench, ebOD)' linish POMIROV -6·room frnmc, good land Mrs. w .T. Stone were amoDJIVa. Were holiday weekend guests ter hn>l No. 39, Pomeroy, Wlll·hold --·~OTHER 3 monthll old. Save f300. C&U I condltton b.a 11 cment all uliii- those attendmg the flower sbow of hi& mether, Mrs. H. N. Roush. its annual oyster stew dmner on .au Rutland li"urnUure or Phone I ties. Large lot, olli. of high ~ tbe Rutland-Middleport Garden ~T. Waaenhalu of Newark, .o. Monda.v. December '1. A movie wm BRANDS H.utland 2403 6 attar G p. m . Be( ore 9:30 A.M. water. ~000 oo Terms. Clubs in Uutland recently. vi11ted his aon anji daughter-m· be &hhwn followed by entertain· 12 _ _·3_-fl_k _ _ _;-;;-~:;;;;;;;:;-;Ml=d.. pOtt ~1.J POMEROY RURAL-4· room bun· ·• •Mr. and Mn. Everett, Buffing· law, Mr. and Mra. Howard Wagen· ment. ., FOR SALE. RUSSELL om•r.r galow bath full basement ton were Sunday g11estt of Mr. hala. over Tbankegiving. All veteram; are urged to attend , Letart Falla, Ohio. ICAUTZ PIID ITORI large ' enclo8Cd ba~k porf'h, als~ and Mn Fred Batey. Holiday dinner eueats of Mr,. and bring a guest. All 1980 dues At Chutw front lot on .good Mrs. Chilton Brown Is visltlDii and Mn. Jobn Mv1hall were VIr· should be , Paid by this month. Vet1 HAMILLY~~~.,.V~~TATION ruad. her son and family Mr. and 1Jnlt Sproule, Weit Columbia, erans are asked to contact Ell.l: PIM"- M Ponwroy, Ohio HAND MAD;<,;;;E;-A;-P;;R;;O;;N~S.-;;; TA:;-;;B;;LE-;; frame Charles Brown. Mr. and Mre. Albert Boyles, Mr. Gilmore, P>aul Casci or Pat Thornclotha, Dan R1ver aln&bam& . ~~:ny''~:t'cistern, o~&t· Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gothard, and. Mn. A. L. Stewart of Pt ton. GOOD CLEAN LUIIP COAL. 1kirt Ienatbs. Mrl. Lee Rudi· and Garage on black and Jo Ellen ol Columbua Pl..Jant. Afternoon vlsitora were &:..~U.ad, 2-tNa. Orville alll, Pomero)', Ohio. lN.Stc ~~=~Ev~e=-ry~~D~IY~S=.erv~::l•=.•:=.,$1800.00. Saturday auetta ol Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Okt)' Sprouaa and 11·3-JOI< T&AFORD, Sal••man Carroll Adam11 Jr. and Bruce. t ·ooupy, West Columbia. 40 FOOT TRAILER, TWO BED-j LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH 229 Phona 108-Y and Mrs. Donald Freeman, Amon& tboH deer buntln& in ' TYPEWRITERS. rooms or wiU conaJder rentJna. ed, delivered and spread on ~~~~~---------Elizabeth Freeman of Park· the mounlt1ns of Weal Virginia drivewa:va and roadl. Shulers , Mr. and Mra. J. Stante)' 1artL HoWard Sisk, Wll'l'en Eugene Valley Lumber A Supply co. beUer for Chrltt· ConatructJon, Phon• Middle· Bever))' Billard, Weaver, Raymond Fields., Leonard Phone 6220, Middleport, Ohio. year uncondlport 6018. J.1·2B·tfc of CbarleatoD weft f'leld,, Marion OhJ.inaer, Bobby 12·4·3tc See them now during the weekend to at- Thomaa, Ray weaver, R. Dous:las Shop, Mldthe baptismal service of Rev. Roush, Paul Rousb, Charle• Yon· 11 ao etc: TWO IIOLSTEIN HEIFERS. CAL· (20aJ Termite Vel woek old, CODA Breedlnl -· ·· ---::--,==c--Mra. David Freeman's baby, ker, Robert Tennant·, Geora:e Ran· SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH~ wbleh were conducted b)' Rev. do)ph, Bobby Roac!'b, Bill Paraona TREES &Oc Your .. BIU Pullins, Alfred, Ohio. l21Ut Will take house trailer ln. lara• or amall. 60c ear.h, · · P Phone Emers'ln 7_7329 , Chell· John Fresllwater, Cleveland. Rev. Tom Hoffman, Marvin Rousb, Joey Dec. 1th. FJfe'a Middleport FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE Freshwater and Rev. freeman Routh, Edwin Ro11ah, Robert AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN 44p 383-M. Gilmore Supply Store. htre, 0. 12·1-6 tc were students toa:ether at 801ton. cooke, Dabnv Yonker, Jame• 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. track, 12 cars, 1 en"ine, 1 diev h p t c t 1c " ·~ Th II 30 12t 1 '""ne, William McFarland, Seminary. osel on&ine, 2 station• IIQhta and b aua:0fanN tlell 1on pro t o.c ,.emtrot A COMPLETE JtESTAU"ANT n aljjrter. $30. Phone 824Y. er es on Equipmenl, 4 coal heaters, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Geor&e HUme aad · n\at Grlflltead, ~wrence Wolfe, a ona t 2 ·~Slp A&IOCiatlon. 12-S-tfc gaa heLJters, 2 fuel oil healers, children, Stanton, .Mich., · and ~obn Pow.,..l and Paul Joe Gr1n· 1 gas furnace', 1 .gas cook stove, and Mr1. Erb Walverton of Palo, ~lead. t'HE;),H COW. WILL· (lObi lnsuronc& 2 clcctl'ic ranges, 2 refrlgeralAM blake, Dorcas, Oblo. DON STIVERS tors, ~ washers, 1 dryer, 1 dLR· 12-~Stp , cttc set, 1 Hvmg room au~te, 1 ;-;c~~;;-;;-;-;:-;;;-;::;---;;;;';;;-;: . - 1 good 9 x. 12 rug, several an· HAY .roR SALE AT THE an.. tique . pteces and many other •MORE t'arm. Cbarles E. YOit, articles of furniture. My store ., Taite Se Uo At) l'um. 3868. 12-&«p house w!U1 be open 9 A. M. to (I'M New Ul D 284 Jv..TES Close aqt JOJ Twenty. eight Pomeroy liigh 1 1 RtunJIIer .t.T I I ( I ll} KAU & VANZANDT i• I Pomeroy Junior I I 1 • ·r.: I I \ - I [ ormer R 'd r In /Y ester , o· t'tngl on N. l . 1 Am '' payment s T0 Disc Joeks were ' payoIa Admits RecordseIIer I t .. I Ht'gh Honor Roll L' Announced I Wonted I , WSAZ.TV ·Channel 3 ll:U Nitewatcb Cl11mn" 3 - Saturdq 4:00 Modern Science Thester rJ:30 Saturday Theater 5.30 Huntln& and ,FifJtlng :5:4.5 It's Hammond Playtime 6.00 News Pieture 6:15 Sports Rwm!up 8~ Waterfront 7:00 Saturday Nlgbt Jamboree 1.30 Bonanza 8:30 Man and the Challenge 9.00 The Deputy 9:80 Five. Fingers 10:30 Law of the Plain&man U :00 NeW~to ftfllldu,_ '1:10 Wel'tt.c..~tt ll :10 Sboelrtrateb , -oo "'l.tn off Channel 3-Monda) ~,&,5 Si1n On Continental ClasarJ)QDI T:OO '!'<daY 9:1¥1 ltat'e llo,ooiD - 6; QO " 'N'I 3 - 'Sunda, CL-!Inel nu 11:30 Sign On U :45 This is th e LHe 1 12:00 TV Cbape 12:30 Industry (ln Parade 12:45 Garden Club of the Air 4 1:00 Cbamplonshlp Bowling :~~ ~:~a~t=:hip 5:30 Time: Pre~nt 6:00 Meet the Sponsor 6 ·SO Ne-we Picture 7.00 Riverboat 8.00 Sunday Showcase 9:00 ":bevy Show 10:00 Loretta Young: 10:30 Wichita Town 11 00 ~ew~ Golf H~ ..IJIUH' I I l\IJil}I'am Col}I'ns IH . •l• }i• d ze I I ri _.J Studio Wr<!!tllni AJl.Staf Golf ....l tt I L • M W'll egton en Mcet On Monday SferreH , MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. ¥l'l- j ~ I THE 24-a For Sale or Trade Control ., 1960 I <toon BALED HAY AND STRAW oquore b•l... al•o corn. Frank Beoch, 789 Maple Sl, MiddleP 0 12-wtp ''- ,_ eosw Mldtlt- l 4 P. M. Dee. 7·8 and 9. Come see what l have. Crltt Bradford Ra<ine, o., Tel. 3821. 12·~·3tc Legal Notice ( \tiQ I N\Qr, . llupplle. BARN!S-Sli4PSC\N JNSUI\ANCB NOTICI OF &PI'OINTMINT UIID IO.&TI MOTDIII, fa AIMto, Middleport. ll'lr<, Auto· 1-blto enct Ull whHe th.., teet, Mltn:Jof. 11WbUe, Bonda. Phone 6315.. l•tate .. HenMn K~tkch d,.,.,,,.. ::::==;;--;:::;;;;;:-:-;= - - - CaM N.. IUf,t It• Muhlp ..... lftd '-"'"· COMPLETE lNSVR.A.NeB PRO. Notiee lB henby Riven th1t Vlr.00 I. Main lt<f ,..,.....,, l'hOM tectJon. Ltte, Aulo, Jl"ire, Polio, ginia Marte Moore wbose Post Of· 6041-J. 11 14 tfc can DoD llllll, .llldcDe,POrt, flee addre.. t• 3304 Central Avo· 1 141 ~r Rent Oblo. nue, Porkorobur1, w. Vo., has been dul)t appointed ~ Executrix of the &po-h, ...._,.., ,.,,_ oM ( 211 I{IIQI l:stOTtr &tate ol Herman Koelsch late of V•l• at., .tf luttenwt A"-f :=-::=- Melli County, <lblo, tiJteaaed. '-· ;m.y lOR SALE ALL IIODERN l'MJ: Dated Ulll lllln dal of Novem· 11 1 .,., room eotlqo. ·BrownoP Avonuo ber 1958. .F.. H. O'BRIEN llllddleport. Gu floor IUl!Daoo, JudiCe of the PrObate Court 110 botllf twl lltl.A:a .Count,, Oblo cu pnp. efiOOO,OO. Pb411)U.II 10-»Ue ., (.11) •• 30; {!2.) '· 3tG AND = --t. - • '. . pIZZA 'pI E 1 I I ,,'i.... ...,.li]Qr ..,..,~.--- ,. ' ' \ .... I 11:05 Weathtr Window ~te sbow . Chan ·nera\~ .&o.tnndta . "" 1 • 8:00 IM!1'1)o<IJ SChool B:M :Douc.»utlll llllow t·IO Romper ~ VOfte 10;. 1 '1 • l:l:H Your 'f4UO .:R.,cn111' 11:30 Mr. AJaiOa :oilll tE,. 12:00 ,11811Jeu Gidl 12:!11. 'Love tl!ot ~ 1:GII lllllk:·Jitlfl!l ,. .t:IIO WIY .oil !1.lll a.'IIO lli1 io.~ . 2:10 'l'lie . Glle ...., _... 3:80 ;Baal ~he I~ !:20 .... lllo '!rill lhllll 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 . John Da}J IUWI Coli .43 Che,oennc . , BOur,bon'6tlleet;)lfe,t ,t1~ ~~~·t4:·lte· '1:00 \"be , N•ws ~ •.1:M scanillnl tlie 11:10 ,SPQI'II '1\IPOII. 1:10 t.itte Show 12:411 S\i» OH t ttalhor lfune g:t .J _Channel 13 stot· 11:00 Sunlfay l'ieWI •1:15 1'bea1M·l~ .;QO nanny Tb,Outas Show uo Alln Sotbem Show 10:00 Hennuay 10:30 DUPont Sbow ·1:W 11 Q'eloc:k NeWJ Sip Off 'olt ·'Y9u' _l~dio·. GUil ••ao Channel I \' ' t a:JO News· Sunday- (hannel13 1:00 Revival C:Usade ~ : 30 Ametricans at Wort 11·41!: Christi11n smenCI' 10:00 J,.amp Unto Mf Feel l0:30 took Up and Llve : ) ·. )1 :00 U.N. in .&,C\lon ' U :301 Camei'l Tbrte' News Rev. Elwood Gibbs Rev. Wllltrd WU~x Notre D.tme Football ,Pro. F.~bl.l\ Oral rot~ GE ·C.lleile Bowl tn11lde Football $)1lal1 world Tbe T?<entletb ·eentaiJ t.a11slf! • DenniS ~e MeDICI Show ·101'· Captain !CanCartoon Theater Red Rowe On the Go I L<.tve Lucy u :so December Bride12:00 Love of B:<HI 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 we 1!:80 Searcb. For TOIDOlfOW t2:4& The G~ldlll8 ,;Lia1!1 ltOO Hurt of theJOity ,.. tho wodd !J'umi For Better .or Por HouJe P11rtr The MlllloniJire: ~:30 The veidlef1o 'Y.tlon J:OO The Brtjhto< lloJ 1:10 Tbe Se"lll lilorm 1:SO 2:00 2:80 R:OO . w.... toiiO The 1!;.1~ pt Nlf" 5:00 Tho ~ lj)ojlltl 5:80 The Life 01 IIIIey 1:00 Ar'~ur J. ~ ""'" 11:10 1'be Jllle ~liD Show AndJ 'flu'ee JJves 1:80 Am.. 'n' 1:00 J ~ 1:30 MdQuerade Party B:Otl Tho 'J'ODD 8:SO Father Know. Best I Sfeo k House I .POIII•aoy NOTIC ·E ........ ' ,...,,_ ' Se• The All New .... a'' Color and Block & Vl'hite • .' . TELEVISIONS TODAY ·Al'.J.<\ ~•- . ' "' ' ~·,ASSOCIATED , RADIO I· . an d TeLEVJSIO" Iii n MUihene .• Mel&• Colllll)' ~ ' ,,., ' ' Tbe Tax Books ar; now o;..,.. for lhe payment of b• . 'Ia<"• -.. bet aDd June, 1959 Real Ealat~ Taxes. AlsO DeUnqu!nt· :960Ciyde .G. . ' MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS tax. Books c1oae Feb. 1: Off Televisions I "auaa•• ~rows 8:00 Luve and Varriace a :30 'h.les. 01 ,Wells Fan:o 9:00 Pet.er 6~ III:30 Good.Yeai' :T.lteater \0:00 $ievc: ~ Sbow ll:OO NtWI il!ldUnM Ll:lO W•~ tl:lO lack . ~ lbuw ADMIRAL Mr.l I GUi:ft.NSEy ~~~ ~::~~ ifr,4 ·~· ~W p J NQ S 1 e:SO News P~cture l:rl& B;unUeY ·Brir.tl., Repll't 1:00 SoD frlllclsro lleol :no ·~..­ I,---------;;;;;;=; I 4:00 House on ltill!h Street t :30 Split Pe,..nallty l:OO Steamboat DiU 5:30 Sgt. Pre&Wn &:00 Ste~rJ~tboat BLU 6:15 Jim Thacker Sbr,w 6:2.5 Weathercaat m ·~J~· . . r.uions liP"'" r Reconl Hop Ill<< Cbrk . Shn Sea Hunt Leave it J:o Btaftll' Lawrence WeilL St.P 1ubllee U. S. A. Up-to·lbe-Mlllule N'eWI La'te' Sbow I New Haven News Of 'Week Con~ritnUob Truth·or ..Consequenee1 It Could Be You 1:00 Nld DaJ Newa U5 M.ovietime 3:00 Y.ouJNO: l)r. llalooe 3:31l Fl!oJn Tbese Channel &- SatuRia' ln:1o I Solar Permanent tie•~un Hunt Prloe lo· Rllbl ~V/CHS.TV C~e~nnef 8 I I lu.uu lf:OO 11 :30 12:00 12:30 ~'""" I New Holland •...._...,111 1<110 ;· ;-~·.;;;.~-;;--:::;-- 11:10 Weatberellll A£ ter AttaCk I "!''tne ""''"'""'. -- I I I FULTON l 'HOMPSON TRAOOR SALE$ Alii' SA'WS TE1.EVISIOM GlJft).E It for M,CCu LLo CH Dal\y Sentinel, Po1!11lroy-Middleport, 0., n.c. 6,,1,85h71 II· J!IAIN ST. lbriJ.I(lll~.~ •: • ' ' f,01WtOY1 oHio .. : ,. 1>"" .... �·-=--n.n,-:;;;,Seii;;;U;;;DP;;;I,;;;Pom;..;eroy=·-KI-ddl-eport;;;;,.;;;~-··_Dec_._s._l96;;.;9=::.1~;-;;;~~di)ai>:tO<~iM:w~oou.u"Si~.;--..RROOoiiO!tl Today's Sport Parade Panther Football Players Win 32 Senio~s Lead aE-'"·~ ~~dll:n::~:lf~~ Brown, Fuller, Defend Titles Awards During Assembly Event Honor List~ At I Q l"t .B ttles Thi"s Week . '"'"A Pomeroy High room~;. Krog~~~ie-~:t'~ n ua 1 y a ~~~~~r:lc f:t:J! ::·~eJoin:e::~:~~ te~~ach 13~~:-t::n =~~ra~t ~n~:d~t I WANT ADS • 1'011 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 1U!SULT8 FURNISHED AJ'AlllMENT FOUR PHONE 398 to I By JACK CUDDY · I I I c • •' Notice I (9) For Sale _ 19 6 ?;.• , I' ...,. · I I 1281 1 SEE THE o tal M lM up Maintains Frick Ibe:t t ,, .... q, !UjmOJ Cilo terminated his talk usually "burn out" more qu.tci.Jy bly progt!3m friday morning. by saymg lie hoped that the eigbt ter in Pomeroy Hlgl) School the 1 eeat.,.. ....s, ODt ~loll. Mint.num ebai'J~ _eo ceuta. ROOMS CLUSE IN TOWN. 127 NEW YORK UPI We'll 1 than men of the heavier dJVJ•l<lns Coach Alex eno complimented hts seniors w~o graduate will be jlllj:t aeeond six weeks it was announ· 1 _.. per word tor three COilMCUtbe 1nsert1oo1. .Butternut Ave. 11 30 12tc I 1M out m two world title flghts because ot the speed required m playelW for ·their sportsmanship and as good Citizens In adult llle u d tad 8)1=t1l _one mootb t~ 30 cent& per wo!'d. thiS week whether a Europ.ean the 135-pound class schotanhlp. He remarked that it they have been m Pomeroy High e ay. fall tate of 3 oeDLil per wont will be cbaradd for advert.ili11111 SITE FOR TRAIU.::R PARKING sh.all be king of ~he lightweights M.k• Flr~t DefenM . is unusulill to have all graduating \.School. The honor roll: Seniors: Mary K DOt J)l.id wJthift 10 dafl 2-"ter reeeivinf b!.ll. m Middleport Valley Lumber for tb~ first tJme m 42 year.s and Next Fnday n1ghl m the fLeld t~e niors enroJied in the College Pre· Amberaer, Elaie Arnold, Linda 1rror1 tn•AdvertiAne _ Sbould be ~ported tnuaedlatel)'. 'I1t & S Ph whetlier Gene Fullmer may force house of Utah State University paratory course. Crow, Terry Cullums, Robert 220 1 ·I blt17 Seadnel wtll DOt be l'l!llpOD(Ible for lDOl'C U\lD one lDcorone 6 . undisputed tecognJtion as middle- at Logan, Fullmer make/J his fmt , 0filJfiefi 8 Cunningham, Sharon Douglas, 1 ~pp y LO' rect auertloD. _:-4-3tc ----~~cc--..,-= wmghl champwn . 1 defense of the NBA mlddlewetght Coach Cuo presented award medBarbara Eskew, Arnold EVans, Card. of n..nb IUld Speetai: Notleet ot Eventa $LOll Obituarifll FURN15HED TWO H.OOM MOD· At the Houston, Tex Coliseum , tJtle he won by defeatm~ Carmen l!is to e1ght seniors: WUftam Coates Mark Grueaer, Ernest Hall, Phllip • publi&bed at 1 CMk per word. ern effJcJemy apartment. Phone Wednesday mght, southpaw Dave 1Basl!JO on a 14th. round .knockout j How~rd P~rker, Charles'. Downie, 08 e3SUfC Harrison, Harry Hendrlcks, Rose • ~WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 1 DAlt l MO 6419. 12-4-tHc 1Charnley of England wtl! try to <~t .San Francisco, Aug 28. W1lham Gtbbs, Charlea R1ffle, Ro- 1 HyaeU, Roger Leifheit, Myrna ISOe 90e $ 1.31 f'.M ---,.,.--:--==c-::::-:=:::: I wrest the lightwetght 135-pound Gent! <tnd Carmen fought for the Sprin~er, Jad: Welker and . Maag 11 .. a:t 80c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 SIX ROOM APARTMENT WITH crown from our Joe Hrown, .sec· NDA \'erswn of the world crown W~ham. w:Json D C d1 lbe . M . ~It . .. r. a 8J5c JL&C &2.2l fl.lKt three bedrooms, hath, plus gar· I ond oldest man to hold the title b('cause the Nation a1 Boxing Assn. , wo Jlln ors, or oa1es an ST. PETERSBUflG, Fla. UPIA rt artm ,.- \.Nnn 1e .1norar y tJi, A4l ~ b7 1o A )L will be~ 1D that day'• paper, age Two blocks from busltless Brown Is favored at 12 5 . had vacat~d Sugar Ray Rob- 1 fhomas Grueser re~w...ed aw~rd 1 CommtSSiouer Ford Frick, facing a Minada Murray, Howard Parker, it. ., dJstnCt Call 40 1-J l:.H-ut.c , At Logan , Utah, Frtday mght, j lnson·s undLSputed world title last , medals and three JUIIlOrs, Ke1th showdown with Branch Rickey, Barrie PbiUips, Sue Pb111ips, !Z(J) ---==-='- ' -::---·Gtne Fullmer _ who wears the l ~l<~y 4 for hLs ra1lure to defend Banutz, Dav1d Brown and Donald Iinsisted today be'• all for the Con· Sondra Potts, Edward Rickard, ~ FOUR ROOM HOUSB, HATH. NHA ~ers1on of the middleweight I smte March 25, 19.58 However, Sayre, were presented chenille let· tmental League •provided it es· Charles Ritfle, Norma Roush, 1 ;ftii:EY SHOOT SUNDAY, DEC. UniOn Avenue. Call 355-J. 160 pound bonnet Will dt! · he's still champion, Jn New York tcr, awards. tablishes a pension fund for itll D;rlene Smith, Carolyn St. Clair, ~ ~ :;u. R. D. No. 3, HyseU Run. . 12·Hitp fend <~gam sl Sp1der Webb of ctu ~tdte , and not an NBA member. Clio pre~ented vars1ty letters to players and compensates the min· Gail Stivers, Janice Teaford, 1~ Pomeroy, Ohio. SLI.rtmg time! !cago Fullmer 1s lavured at 85 Nuw Jt Js 20 months since Rob-l the foll~mg 10 sophomores, Ed· or leagues. Jean Webster, Tim Welker, Janlce "-~ 1~ 00 P. M. WendeU Wtlllama. youRHUoM HOUSE wrfH GAS i because he outpointed Webb on mson took the tttle from Bastho, , ;~r~ Br~~ro~iJRol~d Car~e~t~~ ' t I Le Tbomas. ll th ,,.12-Ntc. furnace . un Lmcoln Hetghls.ISept 11,19511. z, en amm, oa "When the Contmen a ague Juniors: Carolyn Be, Ru 1 <~nd stJII Ray hasn't fought any- · IC ae \"to' · Call 28 iilter 4·;:so. u.;:s Jtc Each fight 1s sdteduled for 15 one _ title or otherwise I Hemsley, Raymond Jewell , John fulfilh; three 1mportant condjtions Brothers, David Brown, Dorothy DANCING ROUND AND SQUARE _____ ___ ...__ _ _ _ _ . rounds and each will be tele· 1 Because of Sugar Ray'~:~ l"Dng \ Jones, Raymond Poulin, Roger which we have laid down, tbey Brawn, Sandra Drake, Carolyn .&al Nieht, Dec. 5th, American ll I H V <l vJsed nationally the nng and hJs Stewart and Thomas Werry. w11l fmd that one of th~ir. biggest Edwards, Sarah Foster, Margaret 1 <Jb!'.enre from ~ Le&ion H.aU, WLlkcav1Ue. Mutic ' J elp V'OniC Dang•rous Chall•nger age of 39, ac-cording to the ree-l Fl'ederick Crow and David Gor· boosters 15 the eomm1sstoner of Handley, Kaaron Kelton, Terry ' b)' Cliff Bl'ers and bLS "Stnnc WANTED A MIDDLE Ar.E: No European has held the l ord book, he may rehre without don wer~ two freshmen who earn- biiseball," Frick said. Knicbt, John McMurray, Mlcbael ~.\~ -,NoW." 12·:i-3~ housekeeper for elderly couple world hghtweJght championship tlcfendmg That would ultimate- ed varsity letters. Manager Ed"But first they must prove to Roberts, Carol Sargent, Micbael r·, , A Have all modern conveniences. smee 1917, wh ~n Freddy Welch of make Friday's wmner undu· war~ Bartels receJved an aw.ard us that they have eight cities Sw.atzel, JJc:4uel.ine Thomas, f',: -P. O. .Box .252, Pomeroy, Ohio. Wales lost Jl to the great llenny puled champion. meGa) and manage~!l Terry Ohhng- ready and able to operate a fran· Nancy Woodgeard, Sharon Young .d) 1\UtoSaleS 12·3-tfc Leonard on a nmth-round knock· 'I he other possibility IS that an er a~d Allen Dowme were present :chisc," he co~tinued. ''They mu~ Wayne Zurcher, Paula Sayre. t -· · _ p out m New York. I Impressive kayo victory by Full· ed With a~ard letters have a pens10n fund for thell' . Sophomores: Carolyn Allman, IJ.1.1M CHEVROLET $6~. 210 2~ omeroy, t'thio British Empae champton Charn- Iller might cause such public m- 1 Coach Clio pr.alsed Eugene Hes" players, like the major leagues, Joyce Buckley, Gary Cadle, Ro~' door sedan. Clean car. Priced ·:::::;~O:C::o;"";,:""'"':',.....,.,-,~·~y ouNG MARRIED MAN, 23 ·35 ley of London at 24 could be a h"nallon m New York state ter and Edwar~ Bradley, whom he and they must remunerate the land Carpenter, Carla Dill, An· ~ to lltll. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. GOOD .BANK GR.AVI!:L FOR for eslabludtt!d r~tail bakery dangerous ch,allenger, ' not be· 1~g~mst 1ts boxing commtssJOn cu.U~d "Re~ Shirts." They were not mmors for the cities they move drea Evant, Michael Fultz, Dale t ·i l,l2-io$e sale. Mrs. Nell Middles wart, route. tiood w.age11. Good workmg Icause of hu youth and his south Ithat a revocation or Sugar Ray's chglble this year because they int0. Hubbard, Dennil Kapple, Sharon o1,. . _.___ - ~ Port111nd·Stlversv1Lle Road . condlltons. Permanent work. paw style but because of Ins skill , • ld b f d transfel"l'ed to Pomeroy from an· Moore, Terry Ohllnger, Judy rille PLYMOUTH $8~. 8 o:yl 2 12·1-~tc No layoffs Apply Ntckles Bak· punch and ruggedneso In Jan I title wou e oree · other district, but they partJcipat· "l wtll not sell the players nor Reynoldt, Nancy Sldnner, !luana ; • door sedan. New f1n111h. Blaet· L ery lnc., 806 W Matn St., p~m- uary, 1958, he outpointed Don Jored in the practice program -through· the mmors down the nver/' the Smith, Mary Smltb, Nancy ~. pomeroy . 12·1~tc GOOD UMP COAL. PHONE eroy. 12·4-:Jte dan, now the world welterweight ! out the year commissi oner emphasized. Thomp!lon, Aaenath Traey, Lola 11..::0 M, Pomeroy. 12·1-6tc h D t I The program began, With the tra- 1 . ' z·le.,..::., -·- ChItIene zUDdel . 1... -l US t.rn # c amp JOn. a\•e never was sopditional Flag Salute Ceremony led Fnck s remarks fotlowed a~ an1..UN CHEVROLET $1,19~ V-8 1l.l:!; Auu ...., ~· t ployllltlr.. ped by Edward Bartels and Terry Oh nouncement by. Rtckey, pr~sldent ~i 2 door sedan. Extra mce. Blaet· '.ST n..n.n T BUSINESS READY Rrown of New Orleans, bul now I lUnger. of th~ Boundlu~g. Continenf:-1 C11ESTNUT RIDGE :~ t.oan, Pomeroy. 12·1·titc to gu, fully equipped, low rent, 1 II t tt l th t ff 1 1s of hts ...r Charlo McGhee of Cleveland 1 111 18 d 1 1 - - - 1 Jvmg ous on, a emp mg Athletic Dtrector Howard Krught 1 ...eague, a o .1C a , "' · = - --~ goo ocat on, steady income. IRONING AND BABY SITTING hiS Heventh defense at the age of 1St thanked all the people. both stu CUlt Will meet Jn ·Mia~l Beach, spent the weekend with his mother ~· .PONTIAC $1,79li. V·8 4 door Heaaonable. Phone 82()-M. at home or out bY day or week..\33 an1l six months Ue's shghtly dents and adults, who in any way Dec 8, coneurrently With the Na- Mrs Roy Knapp. AU( to,p aedan. One careful ~~· 12·1-6U: Wrtte % The D:uly Sent1nel, less than three months younger Seventy . one boys and gtrls helped With the football program twn and American Leag11e meetThe James Marcur_n family have 1 !' ·Mea' owner. Hydram;J.tic. .Blaet· ~OUNG CORN FED BEEF BY Hox C68A, Pomeroy, Oh1o. 1than Joe G1m~; was when he. lot~! won grades of "B" or bet· the past sea!lon. mgs there. moved to MissiSSIPPI where he Is ~ lnBfl. Pomeroy. 12·1·6tc quarters or .half. Victor Swain, 12·1Hitc the uti~ to batlhny Nelson m 1008. ler durlng the. second iiX weeks Knight introduced Russell Moore, ( ·• CJIEVROu:T HALF- TON Hactne, Oh1U. 12-2-3tc Ga ns was the oldest to wear the gradmg period In Pomeroy Jumor aSSl!ilant football coach and head (20) Busl· ~6ss Services Icrown . Cllgh ll was'announccd toda)' The basketball coach, who spoke brtef· g\IP "'~ rackt. In good condl- I ~EW 1900 PATfF.RNS PLASTIC 'JG In th1s coun('ctiOn It should honor roll . ly. Coach Moore said that he en~t alia .. f:bn ';tuck.er, Phone 683.'1~ w1nuow bllnds and 11h11de1, Vene MiiiLLER FURtiACtL ... WESTING· be remembered th<~t lightweights NtNTH - Bertha Arnold, Pat- joyed workmg with the football ,. . tLan blmda, aH ktnds and colol'l HOUSI! •pph•nna. Arnold Bro·i -,---- ~--C -,h -. rlcta Al·nold, Carolyn Buss, James team and added ·that he hoped the ~o·lber ilns awmnga, !Jay and th•n. SyncuH, Ohio. Phon. I,; Bell, Jane.t Brown, Kay Compton, presentation of the award& would . . tq_ PLYMOUTH FOUR DOUR. N!Q;bt name p~l•s all klndJ, 836-Y 11 19 tfc I' I Kathryn Conkle, Fredertek <.:row, inspire many of the younger boys CLEVELAND (UPI) AD official for a local record dis""-GOl!d condition. Excellent tlrel. AJumlnum laddef!l .u klndJ. . ll)onna Diddle, Charlene _Diehl, Jane' to turnout for footb:dl pracllee 'b t F td s id payments his firm made to two fired disc ~n.n~th Cundltf, Syracuse . Free Estimttte., Dale Wippel 808'$ TRII SIRVICE AND Rl· eSJ ent JCS ~uugias, Allen Dowme, Ta~ara next year. .n ku or! r alygg~ng RCA.Victor records were in his opinion Pbone 802·X. 12-4-3tc Supply, 2l;J Umoo Avenue, mont. Phon• 6848. 11-3·30tp hnhtw, Lana Folger, PhdJp JiollAllliistant foolbaiJ coach Edward . 1,oc eys ,?r P U ' ' Pomeroy, Onto. 11-30.60te ---~ · }~I rod Collman said he enJoyed workmg payola. . . . . f M · lin Cl 1 d \ Cltilll ,...,. UIH tal'l FOR RADIO AND T. v. REPAIRS :IUD Jan Smith, Paul Sprouse, Sharon with the footbnll boys who proved James Shipley, advertismg dtrector_ 0~ am e eve a~ I -. AU ,~.... aM Modell BLOND CABlN'ET ELECTRIC C•ll Fr•nk c.pt•lna, 414 W<~lhr, Sandr-a Wells, Ralph Wer- lhemscl\'f'S to be both t.:entlernen Inc., whlch distnbutes records, said his rum has be~n sending MITROPOLITAN Singer Sew;ng Machine, cost . S.cond Av•., Mlddl•pport. 9 .l'uucrat service>~ WJil be con- ry, Hoger Young, Ann Hubbard, and scho~ars Coach Coffman com · regular cbecks to dtsc juckeyA ,. · ......, a.IH $l 7I:I.OO new, will sell for $IZO.OO A, M. to 9 P. M. 12o3·tfc dueled Sund.ay &t two o'clock from Ethel Hysell, Russell LeHte, J en- mended the boys for their smeere Joe :Finan and Wes H!'pkins, ~ir· I lit flO two montns old, 1Ughtly used. CONDI'i'IUN'NG REF'lUOER·I the W~I!J~ }< urwrul Home Jn llunt mfer Lohse, Santin Londun, Shar- effort. He <1dded that the srmlnr, 't'i' ed Thursday by radto statiOn ---- --.Mrs Mu.ry L. Pullins, Fisher St • '' I· Jngton lur I' red L Showall~r. 50, on Mitch, WHllom Murruy, Jerry b ·s to be lost b graduation will KYW here. 1 ~ftt atlon service. Jack 8 Re pccra· who !hcd of a h<'1.1rt iJLlack Thurl'i· l Shamblm nnd Tom Shasteen. O) Y · Route 2, Pomeroy, 0. 12-4-4tp Uon, New Haven. Pbone TU· I day m hts harlwr~ho p at Middle-~ •t"HTI-' Grade - Sue Arnold sur~ly blecodme coSmhmumly Dleadelrs. 0Spt 3 Mainline was one of stx dts· ---h I d b ... • 'I Cneer ca crs . . aron oug as, t .b t ctused Friday by the A.UC:TIPNl:IER town , 0 Jo, il e lit ee o Jll poor Jane Bacr, Robert Buck, AlLta Car- Carolyn Edwards, Charlesanna rr u ors a t.mpiMe Hr¥1Cit he~llh fur some tunf1 penler, Jenmfer Crew, PalrLcla Hes& Barbara Logan and Tma Bax" F.e~eral Trade Commission ?f ' • C:rftt lradford Sul'\'l!Jln.i: ,are hJs Wife. Lalit' a; a Hennessy , Tom Ll~d, ~u.ce McKen-~ ter l~d the studerlt body in several ' ' g~vmg payola to TV and rad~o ~CH' .vnt. Phont ... CGnt-=t sun, Lyle; 'ius father , S. E .s howal z1c, Eve l'ersmger:Maty ~:n.n Rick_ ___ .. _ _ The Pomeroy Emergency Squad d1sc jockeyt fOr pluggmg tbe1r ,... ' A. C' B~acltard, k•clM. Ohht ter, 11 sJster, Mr:;. A II Shepp-ard, <~I'd, R<Jndolph ScoH, Alfred S1sson, Mich, were holiday guests of :Mr was culled to the home of Will· products. j; Pom•roy, Ohio tJ-2&-tf Vtl'tma W Vu, '' hrothtr, ~'otrest Edward Strauss, L'ludy Swatzcl. and Mrs. A D. Hume They were IIam Collms at Rock Springs -at The FTC also aCCU!ied tbree re2M37 8·23·tl Showul!er, oi Chester, omd one 1 SEVENTH Grade_ Jobn Ander- all dmner guests of •Mr and Mrs. 8.30 this mormng when Mr. Col· cord manufa.clllrers,. ~ncludlng DEALER FOR ' g randsou 'son, coty Heaver, Hicky t;ampbell, Raymond Gratehouse, Huntington . tins suffered an apparent heart RCA or the same thmg. lntumt.•nt Wtll he made m a ilonua {..row, Jlobcrt Emler, Patrt 1 Mr. and Mn. Norman Fry of attack. Oxygen was administered J:teacbed_ at ~oca Raton, f'la., 1 Massey~Ferguson a.d.. CLI.I..ANDI &.rvl• Huntmgton cemetery Mr. Show· e1a Fultz, narbara Garnes, Joey Palo, MJch., were weekend guests and he was brought to the Meigs Sbtpley satd ~IS firm w,a! involv" TV fl•r~elr 11lter was <1 (urJnt'r rt'sldcnt nf the litlmure, Mary Handley, DGnna of Mr and Mrs. Harold Fry. General Hospital where hill eon· ed only Mil middlemen. 'The deal Phon• '100 Chester cummumly Hauk, &ri.Jara Horak. ittlcky Men· John Dyer or Charleston villlted ldltton IS reported good. wall between the .~adory ~CA and Pom..-oy, Ohio. - - - ~- - - · - - -~ chini, Lmd11 Moore, Dennis Moore. his mother, Mrs. H. L. Dyer over the disc jockeys, he lllld. r,usToM HUlL 1 Kl1l liEN DE- t L I ) KlJOI tsra 1t1 1 'rom MelioWI!n, Pamela O'Bnen, the holiday. . Answermg a m1dmght call last "They've taken Alan Freed's algned tor your bum J Free es· - .- - - -- .- . -· - - ··- Patric 1a owens, J:!,renda pous, sonRev. and ~Mrs. Jack welch were m~ht to Mason the squad brought line,' Shipley said, .when told hmllte&. Foreman .aud Atlbotl, NEW HOUSE, 1 Wo BEDROOMS, dra Thomas, Janet Smitb, Jackie holiday gue&ts of hLs parents ln a wreck VIctim from. the fox that Finan a011 Hopkma called De Laval Pbolle 6.".84:·Y. 6·tHi large llvmg roo~~· . blJIJ.l·u.t ktt~ l:ipenrer, 'Jhurma Vaughan, Bessie Clarkabure. I Res.htur<~nt to l.he Meaga Gene~al the payments •·•eonaulants' feeL" Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and H~sp .ta l. lie was Guy Htll, chen cabJncls, gas furnace, In Yl>alson, Janice Wehrurrg, Ruella PHONE 419 TELEVJ~!ON. RADIO & SMALL suh1ted, luge carport, l2fi ft. 1 Wells, H.hoa Ann Will, o 1ana Zlr- Mrs. Jame 11 N. Roush and children Clifton, W. Va., who had suffered Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and ~~~~U~~~:;!~~~~~ repair. Phone Otia frontagll Wright Street, o(f kle. · were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ste· minor lllJIITLes In a car accident. son, Columbus, villited hil!r brother 1 BURROUGHS ADDING Raolne, C.bio. Mulberry Ave $U500 00. I' hone phans and cbild'ren of Shlldyslde He was trealed and released. and sillter·tr:a-law, Mr. and Mrs. El 90-Y . WJlhur Ynun.g, or 6220 o, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bar· za McComajj at the Victor Perry good condition and priced rea· v.~llcy Lumber & Supply Co., on1ck of Pomeroy. home, Sunday. sonable. Middleport, Onto. 12-4-31<: Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Fle•her and I Pomeroy, 700 0., w. Tel. Main 618l·J, Street, II 12.2-fllc ~ family spent Thanksgiving wltb & ,..,,1~1... Mn. J . L. Stewart, Mrs. Fred relatives In Charloolon -· A ....,.,11'1~ ~~ Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush BAL W 1 •BALDWIN D IN WURLlTZER SPINET H L. Dyer, Mrs. Harry Layne and Jimmy Dodson of Cleveland, l'hl' Ama1ean Legion Drew WebWUIUJTZBR Plano WLth bench, ebOD)' linish POMIROV -6·room frnmc, good land Mrs. w .T. Stone were amoDJIVa. Were holiday weekend guests ter hn>l No. 39, Pomeroy, Wlll·hold --·~OTHER 3 monthll old. Save f300. C&U I condltton b.a 11 cment all uliii- those attendmg the flower sbow of hi& mether, Mrs. H. N. Roush. its annual oyster stew dmner on .au Rutland li"urnUure or Phone I ties. Large lot, olli. of high ~ tbe Rutland-Middleport Garden ~T. Waaenhalu of Newark, .o. Monda.v. December '1. A movie wm BRANDS H.utland 2403 6 attar G p. m . Be( ore 9:30 A.M. water. ~000 oo Terms. Clubs in Uutland recently. vi11ted his aon anji daughter-m· be &hhwn followed by entertain· 12 _ _·3_-fl_k _ _ _;-;;-~:;;;;;;;:;-;Ml=d.. pOtt ~1.J POMEROY RURAL-4· room bun· ·• •Mr. and Mn. Everett, Buffing· law, Mr. and Mra. Howard Wagen· ment. ., FOR SALE. RUSSELL om•r.r galow bath full basement ton were Sunday g11estt of Mr. hala. over Tbankegiving. All veteram; are urged to attend , Letart Falla, Ohio. ICAUTZ PIID ITORI large ' enclo8Cd ba~k porf'h, als~ and Mn Fred Batey. Holiday dinner eueats of Mr,. and bring a guest. All 1980 dues At Chutw front lot on .good Mrs. Chilton Brown Is visltlDii and Mn. Jobn Mv1hall were VIr· should be , Paid by this month. Vet1 HAMILLY~~~.,.V~~TATION ruad. her son and family Mr. and 1Jnlt Sproule, Weit Columbia, erans are asked to contact Ell.l: PIM"- M Ponwroy, Ohio HAND MAD;<,;;;E;-A;-P;;R;;O;;N~S.-;;; TA:;-;;B;;LE-;; frame Charles Brown. Mr. and Mre. Albert Boyles, Mr. Gilmore, P>aul Casci or Pat Thornclotha, Dan R1ver aln&bam& . ~~:ny''~:t'cistern, o~&t· Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gothard, and. Mn. A. L. Stewart of Pt ton. GOOD CLEAN LUIIP COAL. 1kirt Ienatbs. Mrl. Lee Rudi· and Garage on black and Jo Ellen ol Columbua Pl..Jant. Afternoon vlsitora were &:..~U.ad, 2-tNa. Orville alll, Pomero)', Ohio. lN.Stc ~~=~Ev~e=-ry~~D~IY~S=.erv~::l•=.•:=.,$1800.00. Saturday auetta ol Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Okt)' Sprouaa and 11·3-JOI< T&AFORD, Sal••man Carroll Adam11 Jr. and Bruce. t ·ooupy, West Columbia. 40 FOOT TRAILER, TWO BED-j LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH 229 Phona 108-Y and Mrs. Donald Freeman, Amon& tboH deer buntln& in ' TYPEWRITERS. rooms or wiU conaJder rentJna. ed, delivered and spread on ~~~~~---------Elizabeth Freeman of Park· the mounlt1ns of Weal Virginia drivewa:va and roadl. Shulers , Mr. and Mra. J. Stante)' 1artL HoWard Sisk, Wll'l'en Eugene Valley Lumber A Supply co. beUer for Chrltt· ConatructJon, Phon• Middle· Bever))' Billard, Weaver, Raymond Fields., Leonard Phone 6220, Middleport, Ohio. year uncondlport 6018. J.1·2B·tfc of CbarleatoD weft f'leld,, Marion OhJ.inaer, Bobby 12·4·3tc See them now during the weekend to at- Thomaa, Ray weaver, R. Dous:las Shop, Mldthe baptismal service of Rev. Roush, Paul Rousb, Charle• Yon· 11 ao etc: TWO IIOLSTEIN HEIFERS. CAL· (20aJ Termite Vel woek old, CODA Breedlnl -· ·· ---::--,==c--Mra. David Freeman's baby, ker, Robert Tennant·, Geora:e Ran· SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH~ wbleh were conducted b)' Rev. do)ph, Bobby Roac!'b, Bill Paraona TREES &Oc Your .. BIU Pullins, Alfred, Ohio. l21Ut Will take house trailer ln. lara• or amall. 60c ear.h, · · P Phone Emers'ln 7_7329 , Chell· John Fresllwater, Cleveland. Rev. Tom Hoffman, Marvin Rousb, Joey Dec. 1th. FJfe'a Middleport FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE Freshwater and Rev. freeman Routh, Edwin Ro11ah, Robert AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN 44p 383-M. Gilmore Supply Store. htre, 0. 12·1-6 tc were students toa:ether at 801ton. cooke, Dabnv Yonker, Jame• 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. track, 12 cars, 1 en"ine, 1 diev h p t c t 1c " ·~ Th II 30 12t 1 '""ne, William McFarland, Seminary. osel on&ine, 2 station• IIQhta and b aua:0fanN tlell 1on pro t o.c ,.emtrot A COMPLETE JtESTAU"ANT n aljjrter. $30. Phone 824Y. er es on Equipmenl, 4 coal heaters, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Geor&e HUme aad · n\at Grlflltead, ~wrence Wolfe, a ona t 2 ·~Slp A&IOCiatlon. 12-S-tfc gaa heLJters, 2 fuel oil healers, children, Stanton, .Mich., · and ~obn Pow.,..l and Paul Joe Gr1n· 1 gas furnace', 1 .gas cook stove, and Mr1. Erb Walverton of Palo, ~lead. t'HE;),H COW. WILL· (lObi lnsuronc& 2 clcctl'ic ranges, 2 refrlgeralAM blake, Dorcas, Oblo. DON STIVERS tors, ~ washers, 1 dryer, 1 dLR· 12-~Stp , cttc set, 1 Hvmg room au~te, 1 ;-;c~~;;-;;-;-;:-;;;-;::;---;;;;';;;-;: . - 1 good 9 x. 12 rug, several an· HAY .roR SALE AT THE an.. tique . pteces and many other •MORE t'arm. Cbarles E. YOit, articles of furniture. My store ., Taite Se Uo At) l'um. 3868. 12-&«p house w!U1 be open 9 A. M. to (I'M New Ul D 284 Jv..TES Close aqt JOJ Twenty. eight Pomeroy liigh 1 1 RtunJIIer .t.T I I ( I ll} KAU & VANZANDT i• I Pomeroy Junior I I 1 • ·r.: I I \ - I [ ormer R 'd r In /Y ester , o· t'tngl on N. l . 1 Am '' payment s T0 Disc Joeks were ' payoIa Admits RecordseIIer I t .. I Ht'gh Honor Roll L' Announced I Wonted I , WSAZ.TV ·Channel 3 ll:U Nitewatcb Cl11mn" 3 - Saturdq 4:00 Modern Science Thester rJ:30 Saturday Theater 5.30 Huntln& and ,FifJtlng :5:4.5 It's Hammond Playtime 6.00 News Pieture 6:15 Sports Rwm!up 8~ Waterfront 7:00 Saturday Nlgbt Jamboree 1.30 Bonanza 8:30 Man and the Challenge 9.00 The Deputy 9:80 Five. Fingers 10:30 Law of the Plain&man U :00 NeW~to ftfllldu,_ '1:10 Wel'tt.c..~tt ll :10 Sboelrtrateb , -oo "'l.tn off Channel 3-Monda) ~,&,5 Si1n On Continental ClasarJ)QDI T:OO '!'<daY 9:1¥1 ltat'e llo,ooiD - 6; QO " 'N'I 3 - 'Sunda, CL-!Inel nu 11:30 Sign On U :45 This is th e LHe 1 12:00 TV Cbape 12:30 Industry (ln Parade 12:45 Garden Club of the Air 4 1:00 Cbamplonshlp Bowling :~~ ~:~a~t=:hip 5:30 Time: Pre~nt 6:00 Meet the Sponsor 6 ·SO Ne-we Picture 7.00 Riverboat 8.00 Sunday Showcase 9:00 ":bevy Show 10:00 Loretta Young: 10:30 Wichita Town 11 00 ~ew~ Golf H~ ..IJIUH' I I l\IJil}I'am Col}I'ns IH . •l• }i• d ze I I ri _.J Studio Wr<!!tllni AJl.Staf Golf ....l tt I L • M W'll egton en Mcet On Monday SferreH , MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. ¥l'l- j ~ I THE 24-a For Sale or Trade Control ., 1960 I <toon BALED HAY AND STRAW oquore b•l... al•o corn. Frank Beoch, 789 Maple Sl, MiddleP 0 12-wtp ''- ,_ eosw Mldtlt- l 4 P. M. Dee. 7·8 and 9. Come see what l have. Crltt Bradford Ra<ine, o., Tel. 3821. 12·~·3tc Legal Notice ( \tiQ I N\Qr, . llupplle. BARN!S-Sli4PSC\N JNSUI\ANCB NOTICI OF &PI'OINTMINT UIID IO.&TI MOTDIII, fa AIMto, Middleport. ll'lr<, Auto· 1-blto enct Ull whHe th.., teet, Mltn:Jof. 11WbUe, Bonda. Phone 6315.. l•tate .. HenMn K~tkch d,.,.,,,.. ::::==;;--;:::;;;;;:-:-;= - - - CaM N.. IUf,t It• Muhlp ..... lftd '-"'"· COMPLETE lNSVR.A.NeB PRO. Notiee lB henby Riven th1t Vlr.00 I. Main lt<f ,..,.....,, l'hOM tectJon. Ltte, Aulo, Jl"ire, Polio, ginia Marte Moore wbose Post Of· 6041-J. 11 14 tfc can DoD llllll, .llldcDe,POrt, flee addre.. t• 3304 Central Avo· 1 141 ~r Rent Oblo. nue, Porkorobur1, w. Vo., has been dul)t appointed ~ Executrix of the &po-h, ...._,.., ,.,,_ oM ( 211 I{IIQI l:stOTtr &tate ol Herman Koelsch late of V•l• at., .tf luttenwt A"-f :=-::=- Melli County, <lblo, tiJteaaed. '-· ;m.y lOR SALE ALL IIODERN l'MJ: Dated Ulll lllln dal of Novem· 11 1 .,., room eotlqo. ·BrownoP Avonuo ber 1958. .F.. H. O'BRIEN llllddleport. Gu floor IUl!Daoo, JudiCe of the PrObate Court 110 botllf twl lltl.A:a .Count,, Oblo cu pnp. efiOOO,OO. Pb411)U.II 10-»Ue ., (.11) •• 30; {!2.) '· 3tG AND = --t. - • '. . pIZZA 'pI E 1 I I ,,'i.... ...,.li]Qr ..,..,~.--- ,. ' ' \ .... I 11:05 Weathtr Window ~te sbow . Chan ·nera\~ .&o.tnndta . "" 1 • 8:00 IM!1'1)o<IJ SChool B:M :Douc.»utlll llllow t·IO Romper ~ VOfte 10;. 1 '1 • l:l:H Your 'f4UO .:R.,cn111' 11:30 Mr. AJaiOa :oilll tE,. 12:00 ,11811Jeu Gidl 12:!11. 'Love tl!ot ~ 1:GII lllllk:·Jitlfl!l ,. .t:IIO WIY .oil !1.lll a.'IIO lli1 io.~ . 2:10 'l'lie . Glle ...., _... 3:80 ;Baal ~he I~ !:20 .... lllo '!rill lhllll 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 . John Da}J IUWI Coli .43 Che,oennc . , BOur,bon'6tlleet;)lfe,t ,t1~ ~~~·t4:·lte· '1:00 \"be , N•ws ~ •.1:M scanillnl tlie 11:10 ,SPQI'II '1\IPOII. 1:10 t.itte Show 12:411 S\i» OH t ttalhor lfune g:t .J _Channel 13 stot· 11:00 Sunlfay l'ieWI •1:15 1'bea1M·l~ .;QO nanny Tb,Outas Show uo Alln Sotbem Show 10:00 Hennuay 10:30 DUPont Sbow ·1:W 11 Q'eloc:k NeWJ Sip Off 'olt ·'Y9u' _l~dio·. GUil ••ao Channel I \' ' t a:JO News· Sunday- (hannel13 1:00 Revival C:Usade ~ : 30 Ametricans at Wort 11·41!: Christi11n smenCI' 10:00 J,.amp Unto Mf Feel l0:30 took Up and Llve : ) ·. )1 :00 U.N. in .&,C\lon ' U :301 Camei'l Tbrte' News Rev. Elwood Gibbs Rev. Wllltrd WU~x Notre D.tme Football ,Pro. F.~bl.l\ Oral rot~ GE ·C.lleile Bowl tn11lde Football $)1lal1 world Tbe T?<entletb ·eentaiJ t.a11slf! • DenniS ~e MeDICI Show ·101'· Captain !CanCartoon Theater Red Rowe On the Go I L<.tve Lucy u :so December Bride12:00 Love of B:<HI 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 we 1!:80 Searcb. For TOIDOlfOW t2:4& The G~ldlll8 ,;Lia1!1 ltOO Hurt of theJOity ,.. tho wodd !J'umi For Better .or Por HouJe P11rtr The MlllloniJire: ~:30 The veidlef1o 'Y.tlon J:OO The Brtjhto< lloJ 1:10 Tbe Se"lll lilorm 1:SO 2:00 2:80 R:OO . w.... toiiO The 1!;.1~ pt Nlf" 5:00 Tho ~ lj)ojlltl 5:80 The Life 01 IIIIey 1:00 Ar'~ur J. ~ ""'" 11:10 1'be Jllle ~liD Show AndJ 'flu'ee JJves 1:80 Am.. 'n' 1:00 J ~ 1:30 MdQuerade Party B:Otl Tho 'J'ODD 8:SO Father Know. Best I Sfeo k House I .POIII•aoy NOTIC ·E ........ ' ,...,,_ ' Se• The All New .... a'' Color and Block & Vl'hite • .' . TELEVISIONS TODAY ·Al'.J.<\ ~•- . ' "' ' ~·,ASSOCIATED , RADIO I· . an d TeLEVJSIO" Iii n MUihene .• Mel&• Colllll)' ~ ' ,,., ' ' Tbe Tax Books ar; now o;..,.. for lhe payment of b• . 'Ia<"• -.. bet aDd June, 1959 Real Ealat~ Taxes. AlsO DeUnqu!nt· :960Ciyde .G. . ' MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS tax. Books c1oae Feb. 1: Off Televisions I "auaa•• ~rows 8:00 Luve and Varriace a :30 'h.les. 01 ,Wells Fan:o 9:00 Pet.er 6~ III:30 Good.Yeai' :T.lteater \0:00 $ievc: ~ Sbow ll:OO NtWI il!ldUnM Ll:lO W•~ tl:lO lack . ~ lbuw ADMIRAL Mr.l I GUi:ft.NSEy ~~~ ~::~~ ifr,4 ·~· ~W p J NQ S 1 e:SO News P~cture l:rl& B;unUeY ·Brir.tl., Repll't 1:00 SoD frlllclsro lleol :no ·~..­ I,---------;;;;;;=; I 4:00 House on ltill!h Street t :30 Split Pe,..nallty l:OO Steamboat DiU 5:30 Sgt. Pre&Wn &:00 Ste~rJ~tboat BLU 6:15 Jim Thacker Sbr,w 6:2.5 Weathercaat m ·~J~· . . r.uions liP"'" r Reconl Hop Ill<< Cbrk . Shn Sea Hunt Leave it J:o Btaftll' Lawrence WeilL St.P 1ubllee U. S. A. Up-to·lbe-Mlllule N'eWI La'te' Sbow I New Haven News Of 'Week Con~ritnUob Truth·or ..Consequenee1 It Could Be You 1:00 Nld DaJ Newa U5 M.ovietime 3:00 Y.ouJNO: l)r. llalooe 3:31l Fl!oJn Tbese Channel &- SatuRia' ln:1o I Solar Permanent tie•~un Hunt Prloe lo· Rllbl ~V/CHS.TV C~e~nnef 8 I I lu.uu lf:OO 11 :30 12:00 12:30 ~'""" I New Holland •...._...,111 1<110 ;· ;-~·.;;;.~-;;--:::;-- 11:10 Weatberellll A£ ter AttaCk I "!''tne ""''"'""'. -- I I I FULTON l 'HOMPSON TRAOOR SALE$ Alii' SA'WS TE1.EVISIOM GlJft).E It for M,CCu LLo CH Dal\y Sentinel, Po1!11lroy-Middleport, 0., n.c. 6,,1,85h71 II· J!IAIN ST. lbriJ.I(lll~.~ •: • ' ' f,01WtOY1 oHio .. : ,. 1>"" .... �' -·--·t -.. - ' ~ '-.) ...- ' .....,1 w en. · lodge Members ~tar<:" 8-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·M,iddleport, 0 ., Dec . ~. 1959 . 13 Patients Examined AtChest Clinic 1 Final Session Held Thursday By Dr. Ray Donne""urg Of First Aid The Chest Clinic for MOigs County was held Tburoday at Cl M ·d the orrice or Dr. Edmund Butrimas in Pomeroy. The clinic II QSS . Oft GY Plan Tuesday Trip To Gallipolis ' Tbe rt"gular mHUni: of the Fides Lodgf' . K of P w&s held Thursday TONIGHT ·P'IIANld!:NsTEI -·-- ' evenin.i at the Hall m l-Iiddleport wn h Herbfon Hoover, Chancelor Commander, pre.s id.Jng over the : m«" ting. : Pl.an.s Wf'N" mad£' to go to Galli· I uno· Boris KuloH -Don BuTy "BELL'S FIVE HOURS" l1itel>be~ McNally, Colleen Gray polls 1s rommg Tuesday evening ,-hen th the~· w1l1 conft•r the R.a nk of Km&hl . Me m Ders of Fides Lodge '~ to met>t at the hall 1n Middleport at 7:15 p. m. to go to the Naoma Lodge No. 55 at Galh polis. SUN.-. ... TUES. ..BLUE DENDI.. c...J l.I'DI<F I IBf IaHnee·I'dd MeaAI or ays re St dB b l========================! Baptist Women Join In World Day Of a Prayer Friday With Service At Church Following a· program which began in 1951 the women of the Women o£ the World in a Ba~tist DO more than e~Sewbere! We Plek-Up IDd DeUver Prompt the Baptist Women of the World join in Prayer around the globe . Mrs. HalT)' Houduhelt waa iD of the program Friday in Middleport wbicb followed tbt lneme ··open My Eyea". Throue.bout t.be pro&ram special plll'' en were oftered by the women for tne peupJe of the world ln Deed Around And About Middleoort ol spJrJtual help. personal IIUDOI• ttoUr..uHIL ~ '1 ne attention! LAUNDRY COMPANY "We Clean Everything But The Baby" IICONO ST. PHONI 6190-J MIDDLIPORT, OHIO scr1pture for the program i:Ja was read by M.ra. PaW ~art and was IOHowed by the aJ.D&lDI of "Open JQ}' eyes That 1 .May See". Mrs. l.:ec1l Hradbury, cllW'ch organist, Phlyed for the service. utnen parttcJpaUDg bt the . program were Mn. AUen Hughes Mn. llbida Ru.uell fell Tbursday evening at her borne J.lld broke her aboulder. She was t.ak· ·en to tbe Melia General HosPital where the break was set Frtday. .llrl. Jtmea Faulkner who !Jaa been VilitiDg in t;t. Albans with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. · M.u. Wallis Ant.bony, Mrs. l:llancbe Lawrence Fauliner planned to Haptonst.all, MJss i"l'eddle Houda· return borne today, accompanied tiheJt, Mrs. l'on)' FcwJer, Mrs. by her: son Charlea cf Clendenin. t.c:uson Baker, Mrs. David Darst Hn. France.!! Bearhs and dau· Jr., Mr~. L. D. Uiles and Mrs. gbter, Mra. Emma Jean Neal and uumes Bennett. sons, Kit and Kim are spending uu.nng tne aervice an offering )today m Columbus. w1n1 tuen whidl wiU be sent to I Mrs. Richard Owen and Mrs. tne Womcn '11 Department of the IJames Roller were in Gallipolis JJ.a piL ~; l World Alliance and w11Jo Friday. be used m Africa, .l!:uro"pc, Asla . . and Latm Amenca ·t o help the Mrs. lfarlon Allensworth ~" 1ll women there establish their own 1at her home on MJU Street. reHgwu 8 work. Mass Sylvia Me- • This aftea:noon 011 the B~v Bar· Miu.tcr and Mrs. Leoma Boster ton TV. Show Dl~na Stumbo, acted u ushers for the offering. and Maida Roush wall . be seen. These gtrls along w1th Donna. AUitiger, Bevedy Culllp and Bev· Bollng of Gallia County, Ds.rlene Juatiee o( Pomeroy and IPhyllla Buoh and B"bara Lievlng • contests 1 of Pt. Pleasant are all Ifor the "Jill" snow Queen" con· The annual Christmas dinner 1 teat spop~sored by 1he Tri·County or tbe P.aat Chiefs of Magnolia Teen Can een. wa~ Mrs. Mayme Rainey and Mrs.. Temple Pythian Sisten held Thursday evening at the W!Jl Reynolds were in Gallipolis Federated Church. Tue11day to visit with Mrs. F·aye A turkey dmner waa served at Mayer at Holzer Hospital. 6 :3U from a table with whlle Mn. James RoUer and children cover and centered with a wreath Cathy, Jimmy and Johnnie &re or evergreen and poinsettia witb stayin& with her" parents, Mr. red c:mdles in the c:enter. Red and Mrs. Homer Hartley while ca nd les were placed at intervals Lieul. James Roller is attending along the table. Favors were a PeraonelJ School at Lackland small c:andles repreaentlna an <1il Air Bue in Texaa. After Lieut. lamp. ~'he Lord's Prayer waa Roller . fiiJJ.!I,hes bls training be repeated in uniaon. and hl1 lllm11y wUI return to hf' Fullowing an exchange of llfh base in lllinoJa. . Miss Erna Jel!lse, preaident, eon· ducted a busine!JS sesalon. All officers answered to roll call. Mra. Lucille B. Hawkins, Mrs. Jay Myer ~ and Mrs. Mike McKenzie were reported ill. Election of officera w.11s held wJ,th Mrs. Dale Smith ttelccted as Tbe New Haven Garden Club Ja president Mrs. Lawrenee Lann· again sponaorlng the Chri1tmaa ing, vice president; Mra. Rill)' li.Jhtlng contest 1n the Bend Area Seidenabel, secretary and Mrs. aa Jt has done for ,the past &everal Henry Reibel , treasurer. MIN yean. Ylea Lelah Jane Powell 1a Jesse was preaented a gift !rom servlna: aa chairman of the con· tho group •nd she alao preaent· teat wltb Mrs. Philip Wolpert as u ed gifts oto the committee for the c:o-cbalrmao. evening Mrs. Smih, Mrs. Rollin The territor,. to be Included Jn Bear1 and Mn. Reibel the conte&t 11 b'<lm We5t Colutn· G•mes were pla)led durlna: 1he bla to Graham\ Station, lncludlnl Prizea wiU be social huur and prb:ea awarded Haven to Mrs. Bearh•, Mra. Delbert to in the follow· Elselsteln, Mra, Olan Goodwin and Mra. Richard Campbell. Altending were -tbe abovt. 1 named and Mrs. Tbomaa Cook, Mre. Georae Hein·e,, Mr1. WUUam Killinger, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Mrs. Amanda K~tper, Mra. Carrl1 Grueser, Mrs. William Fiaber, Mrs. Karl Grueaer, Mllse, Lena and Thelma Grueaer aod Mlu Bernice Ann Dunt. I Magnolia Past Chiets Hold i Ch·riStmas Party 'She'l got her l1eart 1el '~ lhu Stainle11 Steel Tub ' · .....,...lol - -oqulppocl wllfo ,..,.,.....,, chip proof akllnleaa atHI tub, euar· - • d "" lifo. Hao ·-·duty """ .,...,. wrlngor with Mlf.odlulllfllg Waohoo •• 101( .,., cr· · Get Your The ••oo J!c_] Tlekel On Chr1a. Bonus 1111 •Ill, n CIIIU i Women's Day ·of Prayer. The day had been set as the Frrst Friday In December when Our elftd.ent dry-deaoi.ng i& known for btgbest quality . yet costs llore'o lho 1,;.11 wrl- 1 First Baptist Church or Middleport joined in with the Baptist Yolll' party-going clothes deserve the best eore . .. iponsored by the Meigs County TUberculosis IDd Hoa!tb N,.. Tbo final i<ulon o/lbe Flrol sodalion, With the co-operation of the Meigs County Health Aid ClooQ whlcb bu been mee~· Department ins at the lllddleport l'iremen • . Hall witb Emmet Shuler •• iD· J)r. Ray Donnerburg was. the Chest Clliuclan for the day. otru<tor will be lleld IIIIo loll>•· Othen allil8llni bun wer~ Misli dl . Harriett Davia, Public . lleallh I '1 emuna: It "1.10. . Nurse for the Ob.lo Department of 0 5 Tbe ecune which takes five Health, Mra. Jean EYana and Mra, two hour Nlllooa finlahed l&~t oobb<e. Hobatetter, county health 0 I I ...... wllb llle obowill& of colored nurliell, Dr. J _ .a. AUilon, COunty pJetwa of lUe aariq devl.se• b:r Health Dootor and Mta. Wallace re55e Y U "Bob MUla. Tbe. aeulOD tbl.a week Bradford, EXeeu.Uve Secretary of "Foodl , fOJI,~e- boUP:JtiH _.. the will be a review of tbe cogne and the TubercuJoai& ABaocia.Uon. aubject of the meeUq: of the 1110 for mate-up ol any parta JJurm11 the day the elloie wu Wattb Our WeiCht Club held Fri· that membtn of the dus may Visited b>' 13 pat.ienta. Tbe nat day in tbe c:O\U\t)' exwnaio' of. have Inbled. visit will be Feb. :;_ bees in Pomeroy, The elua il uttder the spon· This clinic ia one or the prog- l Mr•. llllflatet Brown, Lolli Bot •onlllp of the lllddleport Bull· grams pa1d for by money raised tom, president, led the d,iacusa:ion neas and Prof. .IOilll Women'• by_ the annual_~hri~~mas Seal Sale, which ltreued .atetf,mportanee ot Club ud had bteD attended b7 I balaoced. meals wil!i low calori~a. people froaa all over the cOllbty. SlortiDJI · V.ptablee wllb bollJni Tbio fino! eyoninf lt OptD to • water was deeW.ed to be tbe belt tbe public- and anyone inte~ way ond Oavor .. retained. eo! .. . lnvlled to otwnd. II"IY I Mary M( Afee GOWAliDP!Ni:or..Wftoko .l ollk bn>e&de ......., •.1o1oo ganl ball FWD by Helon' Ri>H of Clllfornl&. Remtna.eent •ot V.-DI•, II hal "" b)trlcate1y draped ttraplu. bodlot, ~~ • loll .... 1>1<1<, lbon billa · t YO~ &o tbl .aao IIHI , . . r. Heads Rock Sprmgs Ch'urch Meeting \ ool... pOmeroy ' · W • o·... .Qrl d Day.Of Prayer A model menu lor th• bolldA)'o lor b"'akfaol, lunch nr oupP.r, ond Om~ft Mary McAfee 1·1, Soe . Pinner waa given eaeh membet and Ul The Lord'a Pra1er In uqiBon I ,.. dlacu;..d. ~n~ei'Ve 'l'f. opened the meetlnc of tbe Rock . . . · . . , · , :Spring& Methodllt Cburch 'held Mtoodldg were Jllra. JOllie Cot· recenUy at tbe church. ~U1 Howard· Nolan, ""'· · · . , Mary McAfee, ·.. p.-esident, .~n- ~WA.. :.Mn. Paull.tle Myers . i,nd ,' Tlte _8aptiat Womens Day of ....___ ' ®cted . .t ahQrt bwtneu ses"rtq'. -!tn· ~ljtlter Knll:ht. . · . P;r~ ··,W~ beid at the Pcmeroy; Matthew ) : .Ho .wao road . by n,o~~ lloop~,. Cburob Wedn...Uy 7 Carol ··Bear1u. Me:mbers an-.,..ereG .._l"ffy. t¥er!Jn&: followinl choir practice roll call by nonilng I dilolple. 1"11 I )'rith members of lbe <h""'h .. I IS II ·decided to dO<oraa. . .... . :uooJJ. Cbriltmoa lree al lhe obureb, ·'•LooJt On the Fieljs" W15 lhe . cember 21 a 8:30 p. m., · after topic of .tho .program p,...enled by Nmlh Gr.a.de Ho11M • ~notnics wbicb tbe group wUJ so earOiifla: (1.,• J Uf( : M:~ At~n S}Jalll IUisted by llh1 students of Pomer(ly fl1ih ~oo11 re&lmliDI to ·the. church for 1 The' Nlfb' Sttt&er1' · Clu~ held J, H. ' Stepbeoeon, .Mn. Lorain were guests last night· of the patty, '1'hefe Will lire ., ,grtb bag. a Chrl11tmas tlinftial' '11nnclay :eve· Sttrr~tt, M~. T. T. She~tcn, ~­ Fuel Ga_s Company at the Middl - . Several ~~ "'.wah re-a~ in· nlq 1,t the En~ · !UB WitHam. W<~tsol), Mn. Guy Cowan port office. ctudin1 "StletCiiin"" by SUunQ.I._ ~~ur'C~ . ~al room.' _. . , and. Nft!. Ralph~ - Zundel wbo took "Date With A Diah" was the Araold;. "~t Firtt Tblngi Fltst'', A t\lrt:er otnner wat·Hrvft. tt ll'J,/..-t of vo}eeatf ed b i 1 11 t~embe ~ f_ a demonslratioll pre~nt· ::.~~~:~~~~~~ ~~br~= ~:~:otberl of · ~ You~ .::'a~:: ·:b:-b an 0((!r~: c Y ->IIIII 8 etty Newton. FcUcw· 0 p .. M · • J D ""' . · · · wu Uku ing a question and 4~SV.:er period, , .Ill' eace • :~ ane oul!'.u; J'.ollowing the dtnner the ......... " · ~·-----· .lliss Newton served the auPper Glory to God ' Louanna ~on· ....,...: ~ rood whlc:h she bad prepated· to ard; "God'• Power," Patty I Ar· ~OW'Jled to tbe home of "'"" '. • Janet Brown, Kay CcmpUm, Kath· nold; "Chl'Utm~s ~u~ons' Mra. Rumer Walter, N,e· Avf.,' for • ryn Conkle, Chat)tnc Diehl, Ta- Hugh Bearb• and ~11ft Tb,nga pai'ty' and glft "exeiWtge. Hoiteaa mara Jo'inlaw, Pamela Hobstotter , About Dtaciple&hip Mar)' Me- gilts· were. preaented to. lira. Wal· t"' ~· Jennifer Lohse, Mary Radford Afee. . ter. Secr.t Pal nltat were :. : arolyn Vaughan &nd Judith Weh: The next - meet}ni will ~ .. beld m:~wn for the new year. December 14 w1th nJ,wat4 ·Bar· Prelent were Mn. lJO)"d M90N A bake nit aponsored: by the ~ung, leis a8 hast. . ." Mrs. .William Krs. llucb E;uter:D lllJ:h Band Bootters will This class. L:mght by 7drs. 0. B. - -- · - - - Bearbs, Mr1. U:n. be hold thia evtDlnl It the high SEWING CLUB To lltiiiT Jack W.arner, Will, aebooLdWa tbe. basketbaJl Stout, is made up o(I-'"reshman ,C()I· lege Preparatory s tudents of ·pom· 'the Jolly Bunch Sewin14luh Mrs. Dwilht pme )»e~w~n ~1tern 111d Shade. eroy High. of Middleport wUI have thelt, .., ., reDee ·S'ftlitbj Mn, • BOnte Ptade plea. eatea, candr. nual Christmas dinner and partJI Jlrs. GeHle Jtorn, ro\b.· etp·. wtll be on sale. AU , Mrs. James Diehl Jr. rmd Mrs. this coming Tuesday eveninl 1t 'Mitdt, ··MiN (arol band ,nemben and parents ar~ Har()ld Lohse provided transporta·l the home of Mrs. George Haekett pella Mr. :and : 'PJtd ~ brtna: tbetr eontribu~ don for lhe group. Sr. at 6:30. llellnda . tiOftl I r.trs· i 1 .· . Ath Graders See "D t W"th D" h" . ae Demonstrat•"on 6 St"t h c ers: . H ldCh. t '' . . l)o.j p ()...... Atrls Chmas'h . ' 0 aa n.d.'.Boosters ' ·to.. S"onSo..r Bake 'Safe At Game I ••lf· , TO AT Yule Decorations For Bend Area Urged By Club , !" . ' \ ' ••• Here· ' r •, . "' C'hoose His R~be , ' •" . A Firie Selection ofRobes To Pl~ose The Mt:m On , Your ;Shopping List. ALL WOOL.I'l.AID ~AN"EL $1040 PLAID co' tON FI.AfltB $3.95 · --- BAKER PUIMITUIE ~ •"'·. Solid Color . Rayon O.n.lt/t,_,C_Io . WIDDI.B'OIT . $7~95 ' I ~ ' ' I • . . ,j ' • ,. ~ash'-nWear Plaid~. • ·'•'1,·.I' . Moe Nul Yeor'o Chrlotmos Carefree by Joininr 0111' Chrlltmu Club. '' -~ ' Cotto.,· • . SO. CLAU Memben PIJina: 50 cen.. a - k lor flit¥ ....... will ......... ·····- ·· moo $1.00 CLAU Meonbeh p&>IOIII $1.00 a - ' : lor fifty .....u will .....,... -·· · · · · · ··· · ·- $10.00 $2.00 Membt!rs paying $2.00 a :week for filly weeks will receive · ·-····-· ·· ·- t100.GO I suo cLAIS Membt-rs pa y!~ $3.00 a week fGr Joi,Uy weeks will roc:clve ···· -- ·--- $150.110 $5.00 CLAU Mrmbet'k paying $1.00 a week for fifty weeks will receive ,. ·-- - --- · ..• $251.00 $1~00 CLASS Members ~ayin,a $Jll00 ~ week for ~ltty week11 wm n-celve -· · ---- --- - ·· $500.00 cuss < • Farmers Bank and Savings Co. . . Insurance Corporation Syatem ' .... I • WitH .~ u .n . .·· Seleel A Clau To Meet Your Noedl 25c CLAII Member& paylng 2G centl • week for tuty ,.w eeki will reeelve •••. . ···~- $12.50 ,.' • , OYOIIInlJ It bouae with oldl..,. Due ~o the heavy toa the ex· pected apeaken, llrJ. William Llvtlle and Mrl. Sickle, were un· able to atteGd, but wUI c<tme at a Ialor dalo. , . ' Coqnt)l' ~ijmaa Henr)' Bentz Jr. and Doa Mullen apoke briefly on plq1 tw tiM ~5.95 . \· ' 4:Gminl year. A disculled with ao actiOn -to be taken uiltll olt•r lbo holldoyo. Tho door priae donated bJ' the praktent "TMI\I&e Den" ClU.b WIS WU tWifcltd. tq Mn. Yoaaa. Durlne tbe .'~c:lal hour, Mn. E. . J . Tracy preMnted two readings "M•ndy'a New Orlan" and ' ""o Much J1 0\lr~' , Rtfreabi!leuta' ,.in lteeplna: with Gbriltn\aa HIIIOJl wert lervtd MrL Vlot.or IDd Mn. 1 table ' . ..' \ ~ i•.. . ~ ·· Sizes:..,Small, Medi.um and l;.orge .. ...'. . ... ~ ·, .'' . ·' ... .' .... NO CHAHUI , Muo. UPI- The aeuon opened In today and farmer A. I'Uloy Jon't takiDJI ..,. He sluna:a large sip oYer of hll cow. The a1tn J'fld e • ·, enttne Weather Ololo• _ . , . . . . . . , . . . , _ ool~ ....... Patlty .._., OiM tonltht. ..,.... flwrllil ahlll@!Li 1 Mtflltt.. DMr Lab lrle. ,.... ........... . .. douoly , _ , . . . . . . . . . . • cokll .... ....,.,... IR aflwa1 , ,, ".... ...., .... .._ a NO. 198-----~--~-------------------------~==~~~~~~~==~~~---------------------------------------Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Moaday, December 7,19119 lllNULc COPY-tc Million Shout Welcome Ike In Pakastan Meigs Wnnty Slippery But ways, StreetS Made ·ef Is Promised Soon � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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