https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/24379d2135b9451ad820897ce5652bdb.pdf 70eaa25149bbcfcf199e6c1f82caf0bf PDF Text Text • II l• ; 1 i ' ~ ' I ,. I -- IGolden Rule Class Holds Annual Party Birth Announced '• . '.- ' I And Dinner At Middleport Tuesday Middleport BPW Club Entertained By anno_uncmg the buth " f a su; The annual Christmas party and dinner of the Golden Rule • pouod, etght ounee do~ghl<', Gu~a ' ~la;s of the t'irst ll>plist Church of Middleport was held Mrs. Arthur Strous_sTuesday E~enJng Mr and liirs Eugene Tnomp"" MEIGS 111EATRE ristmas art MarJe, on 'fl:'esday, December 1, al fucsday evenrng . The members and their fam1Ucs went to j Members of the Middleport Busmess and Professional Wo· the Mat1in Restaurant for their dinner after which they went ' men 's Club were greeted by two small snow men on the front Holzer Hospital. GlGra:,d.p;:n\.5 are Mr . and Mn. to th~ home of Mr. and Mrs. Ka·lad Hindy for the party and porch at the home of Mrs . Arthur Strauss Tuesday evening ane:Mr." ando=~~c~!~:r~~;ff~~~ meebng. . when Mrs. Strauss was hostess for the annual Christmas party IMt ~ Tonltht er, PQmeroy, Rt. 1, and Mrs Fan· ~e m~etlng wa.s opened wlth Cn\'crl, Chucky, andM~~ of .t~e club. . . THUI.IDAY Mel FIUDAY nie Jaynes, Mansfield. pra:,.er br' Rhev.· h " ~ rre~ HlllbMurt , Touy Fowler, M~~a and Mark~ lhe Str_a uss home was decorated throughout With Christ· pastor o t e c un l ;;nd rs . mas decorations and a large lighled -~ - --• Kal&d Hindy lhe ouL-g mng presi· .'t1r. and Mrs. Robert 1-laggerty , od · lh h U amoun ting lo $27 were rec"'ved 1 "-r&EMANINTHENET'' Bruce Beeg1e oIPortland spent denl, presided • over the business 11 Jc - har d. ' 'I . an d Clllpper, "r. an d lreeso , 1 ll th mh e a way as . they which will be ued for needy ""ram · . . · .. ,._ .. -.ad _ Diane Brewster the weekend witli hill grandpM· I meeting .\1rs . Clifford Hayes, Gregory, J\.lr. ' en·r'h" ' Ol_ne.lh 1ly at Chri!tmas Arranae1gents 1 t 111r d M v \\' · . nd Mr v. 1 Hu1d . . d J · , e man 11 e m e 1tvlng room · • the meeting and used the poem , a . s. •¥' ) an ame , ' wa~ all white with a tall white were also made to remember two •~~:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;::~~~~en I, . an rs. ern atte:· "'Chrtstroas Ev~ at Home and the Mr . i:lnd Mrs. Harold Uubbard and I tret on each ~nd with angle.s in I (ormcr members with Christmas · Kay, Rev. and M r~:~ Warren 1h ddl I gifts. ' '..lhc 'lary DAnn ml cvenmg e. . . Vale, president . Hu lbucl Rev · Hulb urt al' o had e ha'g. M o ' daught•• J k":'"' ' J• . • be"an with gcoup . Mrs. Ncllte an · of the devotion~> ·anrl program for rs . Mave· en Rms ' son d avlfl. · · · '" carols Jed by nounce d th a t th e c1ub has can ' dy h ~111gmg uf Cll.nsLmas 1 11 ~~i~ir~:~ Story, "The Lop·Side<l ::'neMr u1: M ~hg ~er 1Mrs. Ethel <.."'hapman after whkh to se ll and each members was urgS y, · an ! 8 · area :~ , .-tmp o( Christmas readings were ell to assist with the s.ale. Mrs . Guy ' h 1 During t e social hour refresh· earls, Mrs. Frank W1Lson and gn('Jl by Mrs forrest Bachtel Reynolds is chairman o( the Fin· ments of Christmas cookies and daughter Ann, Mr and Mrs. How- who was a gu~st {or "the evenin "' ' ance Committee and can be ron· pun ch were served by the hosteh ard West and son Howard Lee ID t'h · l mas games were p1aye • d ta ... ted for the candy . ns d M d I d M h w o were assisted by r. and ~n Mr. an rs. Haymon Lev· prizes being awarded to Mn. M~r; . Vale presided at the oof~ee Dresses - Accessories Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard and Mr. mg. Kenneth McElhinny and Mrs servJ ce and refreshments of Chrllt· and Mn. Tony Fowler. Christmas Bachtel. · · in.:r.s salad of red and green, home Costume Jewelry - Purses A gift exchange waa: enjoyed by made candies and cookies and sand· decorations were used throughout the home with a large Santa lhe club with Mrs. Wesley Fry giv· wiche~ were served by the bo&te_ss Milk Glass - Novelties used to greet the guests as they lug out t,Jle presents. .Mrs. Chap· committee, MtJ!. Nan Moore, chair· ar~~~ attending the dinner and man woaa awarded the door prior.e man; Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Charlotte Per· uy the ho1tes1 committee rin and i\lrs. Strauss. . party were Mr. and Mr&. Ger· 1 :'ilembets bad broU&ht giftl . Others prese_nt were Mary Phil· 11 ilirl.J will be taken to tbe AtbeDJ lipa, M~s. Sadie Br LUCILLI HAWKINI .t · ,· aid Anthony, Mr1. Helen BodJ· mer, daughter Eleanor, Mr. and Stil le Hospital and contribution• Betty H1bbs, Mra. Rob_ert ' 1Mrs. Owen Bratton, Mu. Frank Mr. and Mra. Pearl Mora were :Mn. Max Sanborn, Misll San- I • • . .... • ••· • ,_,J ~~==========-=e:·=C:::b~e~esebrew, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sunday dinner guests of Mr. amd b•ro Je'" La-• "''na I Mrs ld w ·ld Ruasell Mr's . Mary June , . Gero ' <'IDUlh. . -I ISSIOnary Geraldine Swadley, ll!rs. Ray . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reinhart l ens, Mra. John Werner, Mrs. Edhave moved into the Sisson ptO· I 0 gar Reynalds, Mn:. Allen Jenkin· perty on Mulberry Avenue. son, Mrs. Denver Rice. Mn. Audrey Alfred Biggs returned borne U UrC , Frost, Miss Freddie Houdashelt, Saturday after undergoing surgery The Women of tbe MiSJi()nary Miss Susan Park, Miss Mary Park, at Holzer Hospilal. He and Mrs. SoClety of the Pomeroy First Bap· and MW Jean Grandinetti, who Biggs were Gallipolis visitors tJst Church presented a •nission· ~·as a guest of Mrs. Reynolds. Tuesday . ary program at the Naomi Baptist f Mr . and Mrs. Robert Ritchie ChuJ'Ch Sunday afternoon . • • Mrs_. Aten Shain, president, were Gallipolis visitOTs Tuesday. Mrs. C. F. Tompkins visiterl was In charge of the program •• in Tuppers Pla ins with 1 an~ gave lhe opening remarks, . F . Tompkins, a patienl f r~Jto wed by a welcome by the the Buckley NLirsing Home. He\'. Samuel _Jackson, pastor of Mrs. Clarice Jledley of Hocking lhe N11omi Church. The Chri st· · . . The ~fflcial Board o the Umted port was the Tuesday guesl of ' mas theme was earrit:d out in the her brother and :sister·in·law, Mr. program . Devotional, service5 Met~odlst Church m~t in regular Mrs. C. F. Tompk ins. were led by Mrs. J. H. Stephen!lon ~essu:m Monday eveolDI iD the usir1g John 3:16. cml room of the church. Circle To Meet ... A solo "Why I Love Jesus" or~~e~.w~ne ehainnan, ~Middleport, Ohio . of th e · by. the Rev. Ralph C· Zundel • a!fa1r,s The Eleanor Clrde Of the P<~stor 0 ~ the PoJ~~roy Church, upon, including the Heath Methodist Church will meet ;receded, a _talk on, Development )rdered "pa.id $In",· the th11 Thursday evening at the .~ ~uC 1 -~rd ~ Arc~ by Mrs. Jo· 1orating and repail" of ' 00 rl.• lrsR. Z_UL_,:.Jel, teacher Rev. Eugene Blown gave home of .Mnr. Bernard Fultz in licfp . clt·.,1£ous Educa· of the evangehs!J~ . . plana ·· . et Your M'Jddl epor1 . '· · we(..'k :>"~ Mra: Ernest Covert w1;1 be the non, t tv~d dd I her v. ork ~ the be put into effect the fll'lt of the On $600 devotional leader and 1 special ~o.u n _Y •111 a so prrsentcd fLve of year. Chri1tma1 program wiH be pre· li~r st·~.?ents, Jcannc~ te ,and Be- ! Attention was called to the Sun· Cash Christmas Bonus sen ted. There will alllo be a $1.00 1 da oJo ~o~h Jetel Pnce and Char 1 day eveninR services being held tn gilL exchange. . .. a\ \..: ar es,_Bro·.~n who san,? ohservanec of the Advent se.uon. Mrs. Donald SliVer:! will be the "Ohl "c ' MTyh Fk athi'J s World • The nut S{'fViC(l scheduled for . a11 s" and ··suen t S11nday evening In the church ' assisting hostess. N. 'ht ..o~ve 1 1 ~ev. zu d 1 b h sanctuary and will featUre the I · n e roug t the me•· Christmas story in scripture and sage of the afternoon using 11 b th h 1 h · his topic "Th B"rth 1 Ch . .. song Y e c ance c Qtr. . e I a rtsl . Membership day wiii be held B~le_f remarks were given ~ M!'lll. during the morning Worship ser· Callie Bank~, presida~t. Ol the vice on December 20 when those Naaml MlssJona~y Society, after wishing to unite wi.th the church which an. offering was taken by will be received. Baptismal ser· Mrs. ~ham and 'Mrs. Pearl Scott. vices for infants and adults will Cl l>!Ulg remarks . by Rev. Jack· l also be a part of this service. ~on and the benedu:tlon by Rev . The meeting adjourned with .L:undel concluded the program. those pre~ent praying together thr Lord's Prayer. , ••• ,...,, Olde 1 • I I IS A FAMILY AFFAIR I 1 I I . Cbeose Frem These--CHRISTMAS GIFTS I• Mainly About PeOple llips Sisters Style Shop MJ•• WED. ITHURS. I FRI. DEC. 15 , DEC. 16 DEC. 10 I!E(. 11 '~c. 12 DEC. 17 DEC. 18 DEC. 19 OF I I Scan Mullen was guest of honor at a HUrurlsc birthday party Tuesday evening when Den Three Cub Scoull met with the Den Mothen~ .l A~ut ..:.:u:w lt1uuoH;, Jr .. 11.nd Mrs. i Charles Spencer, at their club house. llr 'IIDDfl HDUDAIII•L1' Afler Sean, who i.!r now a melll · ber of the Wcbelos, opened hll and Mrs. Lloyd._Harria wen g.ifts, refreshments of cup cake1, 1S1md11y dinner cuestl of th.eii son lee cream and kool aid were serv· ln·law and daughtet Mr. and Mrs ed by ~trs. Mullen. Favors were Fred Gibbs. Hmall pla1tie puzzleR. Mrs. Robert Reibel af LeadJn& During the meeting the boys com· Creek Road is recoverJna: from pleted thetr <.:J1ristmas plaques and an eye injury which the auaa&iD· took lhrm hame. ed laat week. 1 Present were Jon and Kelly Dale Mourning, 100 of Mr. and Spt'llcer, Chuckle and Sean ~dulten, Mn. Jamel Mournln& 11 recover· Mike O'Brien, Skip Domigan, Mar· inl from a recent ~ue of toniJU· ty ~orarity and Ricky Gllmore. til. The M'l)llrDilltl apent the weekend in Pt. Pleasant wltb ber SHRINE TO MI"IT I ~ren,ls, Mr. and Mn. Tom Wal· Th e Mary Shrine or White Shrine I~ of Jerusalem will meet Friday at Brannan Wll called io ........ Around And Middleport I I ON THE BUSIEST CORNER IN TOWN 1otD POl MIN Acme't naw 111-Jur- $14.95 pou Out-of-Ooora Mot with moectal" toe .t)'linJ. Made hl'lt your poc:k•t· boo!< I Narrow and Wide WJdlhs HARTLEY and ANNUAL Christmas Bonus $600 In Cash Prizes I I INGEL'S FURN'ITU'RE Middleport Merchants l Birtlulay Obaerved . Living Room or Bedroom Suite or Major Appliance Middleport, Ohio I •;e. I FREE ZENITH 4-Speed RECORD PLAYER PURCHA~E so-l 1I° 9·9 9·9 9-~ 9·99·99·9 Sensational DEC. 23 DEC. 24 DEC. 25 DEC. 26 DEC. 22 DEC. 21 Merry CLOSED Boot Valuei 9·9 9·9 9·9 ~-6 Xmas WITH Un1ted MethOdiSt OffiCIOI Board H'f'Jids Meetinp, I I SAT. BENNEn SHOE STORE "Middle 01 Upper Block" Pomerey, Ohio s p. m. at the JOOF nan tn Pom- , ;[~~~~~b~~::: eroy. The C'h rlstmu ceremonial Will be presented for a clau of ' candidates. Followlni the buaineaa . Tu::~! .,:'~~e!.o at~ ,:;;:;;:;;:;:::=:;::~i:;::::::=""':::::~"~ rved. medinr. a potluck dinner will be ~~~;~~;;~t::~t.Jh~~: J: ' ' 1st P·lze -- · · $200 2nd Prize · ·· -$150 3rd Prize · · · · $1 00 5th Prize 4th Prize · · · · $75 6th Prize Traditional Sofos 2 Piece Suites Sectional Suites Colonial Sofas Reclining Chairs Lounge(hoirs' Rock Or lock Choirs and Ottomans Occasional Choirs Valet Chi2irs Swivel Rockers Hostess Chairs Cocktail Tables Step tables Lamp Tl1bte$ Commode Tables Tierlobles TV Stands Hi-Fi Stands Hassocks Room Dividers BookCases Pier Cabinet~ P!anters Smokers •'Ferneries ' · -· GO$Sip Bedc:hes Wall Racks Magazine Rocks letter Racks Mi(rors · Pictures Fire Screens Desks Card Tables Folding (~airs For Bedroom Fo.r The Kitchen DANISH MODERN 3 Piece Suites MODERN t Shop In Middleport And Get . ' Necessary . ' ! •tl ·3 ~IECf BEDROOM SUITES In _Walnut, Maple, Ma· hogany and Limed Oak. · nme For • ··inn,;sprtii~·~i ·•; PENCILS .....,., .,... ,,...,., • ltttt...,..... .. ttoo4Go-""' ...... _., _, - · -Joht. Mlolt In JOa. ------- .- - - - - - - - - : - - - : : : - : - : : - - - : - - = - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ _.....::~---· - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thunday, December 10, 1959 NO. 201 I Eisenhower add.r:eaaed. a joint seuion of· l'amameaf minutes after a meeting witb Prime Min• tater Jawab.ada~ Nehru at wbir:h be was reported to have offered U. ;i, m.Uitar:v aid abould • Sboqt· ing war oevelop from Red Cbi· na 'a atL.B.cilr.a on India'• northern borders. t.1aenhower received a tW.ndlng ovation when .ht enteHd tbt jam· packed and flower-bedecked par· 11amiht1ry hai.l, His 22-minute apeech was interrupted 14 tilDes by applause. Elsenbower appeared tatleued after hi! busy day that be&an when he laid a wreath on the tomb of ·Mohandaa K. Gandhi, hero of lndiJn independence, but be brightened when IJleat crowds linin& the atreell o.( New :Delbl cheered and screamed tbelr approval of his peaee miulon 1n a repetition o£ Wednesdly's tumult· uoua welcome. · ED STARK WINS $100 IIHIILI COPY-Ir Area ROadblocked~ Police Alert Kept For Escaped North Carolina Convicts IH~und's Tooth 1 Four Captured In Cambridge After Tip; Gas Station Attendants Warned Policies Start On Phone Area police offkers remained on the alert today _.for escaped convicts believed beadmg north lollowmg tberr nws breakout from North Carolina's " Little Alcatraz" prison at Ivy Bluff N. c. Virginia state police this morning c:aptured another of the escapees, bringing the total captured to 13. 1 1 COLUMBlJll Director Everett ordi:tred his purcbalina: cord all telephone calla ines• aaents lnqu.1ring firms' bids on department , tracta. It aignalled 1"clean as a hound'~ beln& pushed ahead . Preston luued the order to chasing Chief Ambrose Pukf at a meetlng of top highway officials and newainen to review the department's proee4ure for buylng materials used in road bulldlne :mri administration. , It ·wal!l the ftmt of a series o1 weekly meetJnga .arlnounced last · week by Preston for e:umiDU.g specifications, bids and award& of contracts. ' ' I Planners Defer Decision Pending Further Survey I I I I I I In Muon Caunty state poll« and county offi.cns set up road b~elu on 1tat.e routes 17 and 3& and mainta ined the blockades un· til notified that the escapee• had . used route 21 on tbeir way to Cambridge where four were captured. The Ohio State Patrol caJIed out all patrolmen to p.trol highways in tbis area and all fill ing station~ were alerted to watch for a;wpkiou& penoru. Tbe bunt for the seven tOnstill at large iJ being -praa. today over a wide seetiDD of country by •tate and county and the Fill according to Press. to tbe United Prell 13 of tbe 20 eeeapfar have · beea • 5ond7Piece BREAKFAST SETS In Chrome, Bronze and Wrought Iron. Pillows BedSpreads Chest of DrCil"rs 'Dressers · ... c~· IMIUS i ' · Due to their mechanical · trou· blea the aquad was unable to an• a call to Long Bottom laat and the call was fo.-ward· ta Middleport. Membeta o1 squad were extending thanks · Rou•h Guerasey Is Rated By Reeords Step Stools A registered Guernsey cow, Brookdale Leadeis IA,dy, owned by Edson Roush, Racine, hal com· pleted an official production reac-eord..ing to tbe AmQriean Ii;,,.,r,ts., Cattle Club here. record wu for 12.057 of milk ani:l 53e pounds fat. "Lady" wu a. ~eior year old aDd wu milked times daily -~ 3f7 .days II1"1 ;;~~'~onreeard teet. The offieial prowas 1upervised by Obio State Univeuity. .r;<¥o~lstown... "'·' ·. Sifh1 Utility Cabinets DINING ROOM SUITES., . ' · Jn.Cllerty, M~cany, Maple and. \Y.Iilnut Divorce Is Granted In Judge'• Ruling - .Dfop Leaf Tables Following a hearlDc in COmmon Court ye&terdu lfternoon, Judge John Bacon gl'ID.ted a divorce to William C. Manley from Margaret D. Manter on cltarau oi extreme cruelty and poaa neeleet In anather tctlon, a dlvoree suit hal'l been filed b)" EdWard Lee McCama1, a minor, by Lee McComas, apinat Betty Sue McComas, a minor, of San Diego, Pl~as sH The' Mony UMM anlf Praictic~l Gifb PENS . ' . REGISTER FOR POMEROY'S GIANT CASH •TREASUR£ 1 '""- Partly cltWy . . ......... Low - " " ' _ , . In ""' : ~rts :'} Roii-Awayleds . AND ,. OHIO: MHtty sunnr . . . ..,.,.. . . .,. ," . ·~~ho·~ ..... ~ Glhlngl Sheaffer . REFRIGERATORS WASHERS DRYERS and FREEZERS Plastic Headboards Hollywood Frames. Trundle Beds ' Simmons 'iOuiroir ~cimlii '" ,l»stln I Weather RCA Whirlpool -'".j!{j; /II •·ttc~ ·::~.-111 ,• 't'~])j)rlf I '. -"' SPONSORED BY THF. FOLLOWING BUSINESSES Baker Furnitur~ Roush's Shoe Store H. & R. Firestone Smith Clothing F.:>reman &Abbott Citizens National Bonk LaSalle Hotel Cross Harylware The Daily Sentinel Sanborn Jewelry McMaster Hardware Rowley & Reed Hardware Ingels Furniture Warners Radio Rail's Ben Franklin ~ 9Jolity Print Shop i~ . Dutton Drug Store r , S1mrnons Box Sprinas $50 $25 ' From The FURNIJURE DE.-ARTMENT. On lh• 2nd and 3rd Floors TO BE GIVEN AWAY DRAWING AT 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, DEC. Z3rd 11 Is Not Necessary To Be Pre,wnt To Win .. .' ' ' ' Gift Suggestions · .Mn.l I 9·Sr9·9~·9 DEC. 14 I I INGEL'S FURNITU\RE TUES. 1 Group H ld s Meet••ng S ndOY At Ch· h CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS I I• 1 M ATLANTA. Uri ..... ...... at lt. JOMPh'• lnflrtnary durint the prtholldey ...._ .... t.1n1 · ~ted to tflelr .......,... l111icll lu... red Chrl'*"'.. atoddntL NEW DELHI (UP!) - President J:Cisenhower renewed his call today for contro,Jed world disarmG.ment but war;n· ed Communist China tbe United Stales stood ready to protect its lnends against an "al· ien piulosophy backed by great nuiHary might." In Pomeroy ~ MON. · Gl" WIIAPP•D' ....., .. rOL XI enttne e CHUCKU FOR TOD41 YOUNG Ike Warns • Red China 'To Beware War Buy Something For The Home I I • ' B- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 9, 1959 . i ,T Fft~ '"'. H_~• l!ll Th~{ fitr_.~,. Depart. ment on'tha 2neland Jrd Floon. · • - B~~~--~~f;fJ.,_r, ~ye~g• ''1.4M'E've~Re-. ...'Qte.Jiome -"C$11tln And SH ,.... YourChrietmoe .. t •." . • . · P..,lams Melt Away INDIAN HOOP DANCE AN ALL-AMERICAN PRESENTATION Calif. �< ----·o___.,_ -- THE DAILY SENTINlL '' ' .. 0 •' ,. • • ! 0 •0 , I0 U.tch Him When He's Receptive : bllb-spe~ st-:eets and highways. : : ~ ;., ~ : ,,,~ , o t.Durin,g a recent Safety meeting in Porneroy, which evolved before lhe evening was over intP f 1~Qospital meetmg " hit:) Lies \H'JT thoroughlY di&eussed . .llotbers ~rged Pomeroy Chief of Pol•re J.l W.ebs~r to help them preserve the li ves IJnc . Always fide in single file . · and limbs of their youngsters . 3 llavl' White Light on Front and danger Some might say: "Ta-ke the bikes ::may ~1gnal on rea:r for night riding . from the kids." 4 Have Satisfactory Signaling Device to But that 's po solution. Why. you c<tn't, and 1varu uf <:lJproach . remalD human, take the bike away from a 5. Give Pedestrians tbe Right of Way. ldd. Nor can you guarantee that he always Avoid sidewalks - otherwise use extra care. Will be careful. · 81 Look Out' for Cars Pulling Out Into Traf· After admonitiOns, the best we can hope flc.t~:eep sharp look-out for sudden opening fOr is that Johnny is impressed with the im· of'at#o doOrs. . · pOrtanct or ways he can pr.olong his present : 7. Never Hitc~ on other Vehicles, "stunt" good health. He won't read .his home news- or race in traffic. paper editorials which is what this is . You're 8. Never Carry Other Riders - carry no going to have to catch him between playtimes, ' packages that obstruct vision or prevent proor during that receptive few minutes after per control of cycle. he get& in bed to wait for sleep to treep to9. Be Sure Your Brakes Are Operating Elward him. £iciently and keep your bicycle in perfect Then tell him about the 12 rules for safe running condition. bicytllng. These rules are quite as -important !0. Slow Down At All Street Intersections for a kid ro sfay alive on a bicycle as for you, and look to right <ODd left before ctosstng. Dad or Mom, to st.>y whole behind the wheel II. Always Use Proper Hand Signals for of your automobile turning and stopping. Supt¥1ed us by Chief Webster the rules i2. Don't Weave In Or Out of Traffic or bear p~blishing each year, or oftenc1~ Two swerve from side to side. mj)ef .People <' I p(oSillvc, ha\'C d1c8t X·tllys rcgularh· In fil<'l. Uw wiaeat move 11 for cvcry ptmwn m ttw family to get a ltubercuhn tfat ·.or cthl'st JC·ta)'ouce a yeur 'it the . ~!me M .your U I • 'Often Source Of. TB Infection Thfi '-)'OUb~ters medical .check-up . 'MediCal Ccne Chrillmaa S.alo oouldn' be mm Fo N~"'dy Is dfUahltul. U'11 a 111hoc:k when you r gc · tetUIO ttl&i ,there are ohll<hn , ., Top•'c At Sessl'on ftlt as chArminJ who ~~~me on this I '· . JlJ With tubercuJo.qis The Muson County Health and nyght from ll(lrneone who lovc11 Wt•lhn• Cummillee m£'t recent])' theDl de~fly . 1 lo outline pianH for hel!Jlllg the needy of tn, county obtam mcdl ' Ehli!rly people are a frequent leal cue Meeling with the com· aourt-e of tuW,rculosls Infection mitteu were repreMent.at1ves or Gtandfather may have picked up 1venous clubs in the l'OUnly the TB ifirtJJ ~Gal'l ago, when oven • lbo1e wtm ~ttved belt knew -HH~ J- 'rAe -4Jroaratn oL the committee i and bothe~ less ahouL what Willi outlined for lhe vitllors· by cau1ea dl.leilae. Mrs. Wltllam Roush who pointed Older people often carry the TB out th&t there are a number of eerm around Jn their lun ~ts for per&on.!l In the county In need of yean o,yltliOu't 'knowing il. Then as help for mMical and wcltare advapcln~: lj:C weakens lhom , the purposes. ThCIP. person~, acgerm becbmes active and catchinH . <'ording to Mtll. Rou1h, do not But KranCU:ather doo1n 't know it . qualify fur aid from the state or And nobod,w. elso thin':s anylhlnll of county organlzatlona. that morn~~~ cough, lack of appt· Sbe »,glnted out that Ute, INa Df wel&ht, C01111tant tired· mlttee . \lri!J make certain neaa. ''What do ypu expeet! He's one W'lll recetve aid Jelling on in years. Nearly 110ven- er wolfare group ty." mlttce al the aame But grandfather picka up ' the Area representaUve8 of the chlldl'fll <anll ,~Ifill Ulem. The' alt comm11tee who were in attendon hl1 &ap whUe be tells them ance were Mrs. Janet Surface; •Jorlea. 111 11pend• ·U much tl,llo Ma.ion; Mt~. Irene ~mer, ~Ut· with the little one11 as he can. And side; Mn. Savannah tip~. L!DCitl hia UllleU mty bl' a threat to them . Mra. Clara Hampton, l!l'IIW HaYen; Jf there are any elder!~ people In Mrw. Wllllnm Routh, POtnt Plea&your household, tlwy xhouid hl' ant and Dick Auttlo, Ashton. tubercuUn tetted, and if tbo teet Is 1 Represe nting clubs and egen- CROSSWORD fill' • job 1. W eapoot .. Spawn ot ttlh :U. Sam. arlum. (a bbr,) atS. River deposit. G. Bittel' 28. Ytlll, 2. one Jee.m. vetch &Red ......- Jn Chile u.v..... 7.0reody ncord L Mllllo D0t1 10. Approve t. Talk fool~ to.- 17. Galli (sp.l U. U"- . a. FUPt.. Je• ......,..,.. aa... )lot 81. Old Norte 10. Oohll af 'worl<a · .... · , 114 i)WIO IL) 11. :A. C.bot or .UJewJab x.oqw 80. l'lii"Mr.1D 1 be.. . . ' 40. SJieatll of plar 4S, J'athOP 41, ~lonrtniJ . to ua 41. Aad (1:.) month illl""''lr"ft"' Daily Sentinel Daybook I II. M...·g·" Demos ·End rse n.·saIIe As Favorite Son I Hartford Social News Of Week By Vi,..lnla Carleton .' Petitions Here . 'Push tliSalle For President . J • ............ ...,.., Senater, 7.. Dletrltt lin. Jd,a Stanley, Child DeP.rtJJ~ent of PubToday let'• talk abOut til:ht bUll Otill Rice, Kiwanis which the ~03rd .Ohio General AI· county service se~b ' tnHted on 1chool f.....,nce. Robtrt Now you can pass leviet lor an indefinite perlod of· ·t.tme, for ~ebool purpoae111 ooly and we reatrieted /!tdOIIItte levtep w iJ,;; millale neceJUry to brina: . a .,illatrict Health up· to the 10 mills yau thQ!J bave H. .Rar- to l)lrticipate In the achool fOundaClub; UOQ · proaram. and Hrs. For an Otbe.r sehoo~ teVJf/S you Lambda Cbl can have them for as mu~~ as 10 Sorority and Mrs. George yean. Your school board can reHerve.v, Mason County Associa- duce the levy a year at a time, tlon for Mental Health. or you, as o citizen, can Initiate a petition to reduce the levy. other group1 will be contactfd You get 10 per cent of the vot· in the future for explahation ot crs at the last general election to the program of the committee. sigh your petition , &nd th~ pu~ Meanwhile Mra. Row.b ll8p0fted 'the mat~er 0t1 the ba.llot. your that membership on the l'om'mit· proposal to reduce the Jn finite tee is still open to oklb reprtl.!len- levy fallt then you · can't do tatives and to individuals. a~ain untii the next Cive-ye~r lod arrivr.J - only one auch i lion in a five-year period on reducing the inrlefinite levy. A minor act on achool finance relatc11 to a school board member'• attending school meeting~ or transacting husincsa which takes him outslde ·the distri<:t. The board maY aet atide a sum equal ~Q 20 cents tor each pupil or $1000, whichever WASHINGTON The United ia greater, to pay expenses 'of States plans to launch a huge ·•ra· board of education me,nbers on diD mirror" satellite next spring such trip11. thlt may pave the \l:ay eventually Collialon. comprehensive, and f.or .lnftantaneOUii world·wlde ·tel• medleaHta)'ment insurance now Js vlslon. up to the bolilrd of t!Jiuettion.t.:.. The nteiUte wiU ·be an alum- if the" meltlbers wan.l_ to do itln\Jm-eoatod bAlloon, as tall as a for the pupils as well 1 s tile teach· lO·story building. Radio Atatlons in driver·educallon c~u;ses I be able to bounce signa ls orr Deticicnt students In mentality to othe-r stations thousands of state law now may rect>ive as miles Qway. Mrs. J'ohn W. Kell was hostess Friday evening to the monthly meeting (l{ the Ladies' Bible Oass O;f the Hartford Methodist Churth. The meeting was in char1e of the president. Mrs. ldl~ lCnlght. Dur-inf the' business ae~lon. plans were made to llelld fruit baskets at ChrlttOliS time 1'nd tO buy candle sticks ahd have the antique Com· munion and 18aptisma1 set re-sllver· ed. Mrs. J.ames .McKnight will ,be hostess to the Chrlttmas party ~ fore the holidays. cOncluding the evening refresh· Mrs. .":o::::. o., Dec. 10, 19511--3 ::.:r:::.w~wt:-'~EJJU:: I Church Group Pr•br·i• Wanda Beauty Shop Will Be Closed Dec. 18th to Jan. 6th 5atelljte May Lead To Ultimately, the National Aeronautics and Spice Admlnilltratlon (NASA) expect& to put enO\IIh siltellites into orhit to create a space communh:ations syitem for tho world. Thl! would make Jt possible for any community on earth to tune In on a TV brnad· -cast from any other community. In announcing the new Project Echo Sunday, NASA made an exiceptk>n to Ita long-ttlndil'lg 1 polltJY withholding Information on •uch undetr:U:Ina:a uritll after they have been J•unched. At Tllat TilDe I D of A Councd Off' E ects M d EICers• Oy 1 Rutland Senl'ors To Present Class IpIav 0ec. J7 o. \ I Men's Shop HAS EXTRA Glm FOR YOU r.;:::=:;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;~~~~:;;;.;;-.;;;;;,;;;;~R~e!UO..:;;;;;M;;e;;nc;;h;;ln,;,l.;;;;an;;:d;;;M;,;~=· r:~t;: ~,%';:II... Committees Named ~;~~k!:~~:n.:.d...~: f Or 1mper10 •1 Iedwblc:ha gift from the CouncU. arter a Cbriatmu plrty and gift t . o· exchange was held. ': IElCommittees ec riC were Inner Relresbmenu of undwldtes,l salad, polJto · chip1, cookies and Sunday afternOQD members of Aux!Uaey to Feeney-Bennett American Legion, Middlevitited the Orphanage at lor orphans of Soldiers and Sailor!- Th~ Hoov;~, .orlslnally had On?.bMJ.s pt veWrans hilt now ~•~. ,~h~dren alao. There are 431 ehDdren Jn tht> Home at present. The Home owns 450 acres and ralles a lot of food uaed for the orphanag~:~. Mr. Icenhut, supervisor of the HODW! has been there for the past 23 years and showed the Auxiliary memben some of the bu!ldings. The grounds and other buildings were also toured by the ladies with two girls for the Hjgb School there, Patty Pryor and Diana Greeman, as . gulda The orphanaa:e has 11 own achools and chapel ud a minis· ter a Christina& projeet lb.is year the Auxiliary bad gathered toys and books wblcb tb~lf took to the orphanage for the children Mrs. Ted Chapman Is tbe chairmu of the Cbild Welfare for the and wishes to extend ber thanb to the Auxlliary members. the Prlecllla Cil'de of the First Baptilt Churcll and to the stores. of Middleport who auppofted this with their eonlribuUons it pouible for the a suceeas. visited the JJChool Here 'you can l~d one of the mlJ!'t complete line of power roots, hand tools, and · sporting equipment. Shop here for your handy man or sports- man. BLACK & DECKER- G'h ln<b HEAVY DUTY SAW $69.95 Complete Line Of HAND TOOLS day by the Sacred Heart coffee were served. Favors were Women's club for tboae small styrofoam blocks decorated serve the dinner to the with multi-eolored stan and topof the Imperial Electric ped with a Christmas figurine ud V.:hen they Jneet for their holly. Napkin• alao canied out drnner and party Dec. 17. the Cbriatmaa theme. ' dinner wlli be held at the A Ughted Christmas tree, Santa Church in Pomeroy. and his sleigh varioua lighted Those named to the kitchen com· Christmas figurines and cedar derii.lttee are Loretta coratecVlhe b11U for the occation. Biron, Rhoda The refreshment table was. at· !"' ch, annlgan, ma Radford, Phyllis Hennessy, Mrs. vltch, Mrs. John Lengen, ?.Irs. John tGoett, Sr., Katie Grueser, Agnes Gl"\leser, Mrs. Elroy McGlone, Mrs:. E. E. Follrod Mrs. JoseiJh Whippie, Loretta Saelens, Elizabeth Wehrung, Margaret Waddell and Pb~llls Hackett. I Speelal Table For Her Por!Jble Sewing Maeblne . MEIGS ELEaRIC SEWING SERVIa , SUNBEAM APPLIANCES GIFTS FROM B. H. SANBORN • *HU CAPS *HUNTING -PANTS . . *HUNTING COATS . ..Comp!~ •Stock Qf Sheila __ _ ,_~UN._ *.~.IFLES ___ ,., _-s .,. · Ebers '· ··· Needs H"ardware " Deak in MJhoganyo Walnut and Ume $29.95to$54.95 ' CHII.DIEWS DESK and CHAit $9.95 All Kinds Comfy Chairs LOUNGlRS · · · ·· · ·· ·............... $54.95 ROCK A LOC, SWIVEL, PULL-UP T·V. CHAIItS From $13.95 up $2.19 up $15.95 VFS!fm¥1'11 DESKS LAMPS Set 013 .. 2Talllls 1111111 Floor Lamp To Match AND DRILLS .. CHOOSE Mloldlopert DOlt MEYER ELECtliC POIIIEitOY, OBIO 1!0 E. MAIN ST. *IDEAL GIFT FO·R H8R fmtft .lNJ) .L and Z MEN'S SHOP dining . room Nier1, AnD and Anita Conde. . . Others named to this comma~tee are Martha HoweJl, Helena Bnckl~s, Roberta _DaUey, Yvonne Scally, Jean Grandmetti, Barbara Mullen, Lucille Hackett, Rose Sisson, Vera Buchanan, Mary Kunzelman, ~ary T. Meier, Phyllis Knopp, Shirley Huston, Kay Burkett, Patrlcla HenneSBy, Carolyn Allman, Ella Gor· 1don, Santh Hannigan,_ Mary Bacon, Rlt&; Hamm,, Christine Grueser, Christine 0 Donnell, Mary A. Thomas Ables, Ted Choir ...... $111.95 ' Eoery Eoealn& Chairmen of the Blonde or Mtlhog,lny -- $11.95 SABRE SAW $19.95 STARTING FIUDAY December 11th, 'l'llll Store Will Be ()pea ,committee .are Dorothy 1Howell, Allee Freeman Mourning. ELECTRIC • . ROt~ IIYJell, Mrs. Ei· ! SearJ.es, Mrs. JIJle Stover,•1 Helen KennedJ and Mn. 11ld .lbla ..., ~;~~;:~~;: comntt1nic:ationa In I'1~~-~~:::;~~·~~~;~! • """ lDI. ter, Fred Stewart; Lucy · Ei<>lse MUUSIOIJ Mrs. MOt!, Alhet-1 Hawkins t:onnolly, Tom Chi· I As ·;r~ 411t111!1~ L&Z I I the Is,p,eCI I Fer ....._ AUXI'l'ary I rpha ' nage O Xenl'o Sunday MiSs Eather McKnight's room re· celved the banner for the most parpresent. The hostesses for the evenlng. ldr11. Robert Hickle, ~rs. John Xing .artd Mrs. 'Earl LeWis, served ,sudwldles, pumpkin _, pie and.,.coff_..,. 1 S&turday evenlnJ, Dec. '· W'beD Saturdly, llr. aad Mn. Beede the Cl.,. No. J met ot ber home lor and oon ......... Sunday ond The Pomeroy H~h School Marching Band was honore4 ~ .. Eber•b.tch, cttarlel Xiteben, WYF of the Fir•t United Chrlatmai PartJ. Mn. bulb remained for • Yitit Saturday evening With a party given by the Band Boosters Ridtard Poulin and Bruee Stal- terlan ChW'cb wu held wt Sun- Mn. You.n& terVed dhmrr at until after the Ortttmu boJlday Association in the Junior High School Auditorium. naker. day eveolna: at the cburcb w~lh ,e:30 to Mn. 0!11' Moutaomerr. rib her IOD·lD·law and d.luabter, The room was beautifully decorated with streamers of . The olficen introduced were the coun~elon Mr. and Kn. Rift. ldr~. Letha Morria, Mn. Frankie Mr. and lin. IC1'J.e Stump. · 1 · f 1se ilin the d Jamea Ebertbacb, pretident; Lin· ard Vaua:hn and the put.or, Rev. Nel&ler, Mn. Ida HoweU, Mn llr. and lln. Clyde Cron and purp Ie and White ormmg a .a ce g around ance da Crow, viet pretidont Mary Howard Ruppelt meeti.Ds witb till FAta: Ellton, MJJI Percie Rou, dau&bter Lynn of Columbu. •pent floor . Jap~nese lanterns hangmg through the streamers fur- AmberJer, aecretaey; Cb&rles Kit· younJ people. Mn. LoUie Wilcoxen, Mn. Ethel tbe weekend wltb Mr. and Kn. nlahed the hgbt. Card tables f'~e- 1- At intermiuion Ita WoodJeard chen, aecretacy and Bill Youn.J, Tbe meetin& wu opened with 1Sm1th, Mr1. Ooroth~ Norrla, Mn. Hcnrard Neicter. ed cafe under the ce1hng ,_ 1 Y pnver br Janice Zerkle who with Laura Bell and Kn · Ura MorriJ · Yn · Jnbel · In ••p aer•eant 1 id style 1 hlte c1 0th d lac11 n& 11 malu:r o ceremome• · '"' • ., d SimptOn lt 1 a:ue.t were a . n w . an ce~- troduced Charlea Gibbs superlnRefretbmenta were lln'ed Jud~ Sauer were tbe leadart for Tbe meetins which followed of Mr. an Mrs. Charlo BHcle tered witb a ghttered note set m . tendent of school& a~d Jame• throughout the evenlns from 1 the evealn&. Chef)' I Flfe wu tbe waa opened by the group lia&inl at Columbua. purple styrofoam block.l. Place D' hl I . I r tb Se I buffet llble la.ld in white diDlUk .ceomponilt for the llnJIDIJ ''JO)' To The World.. ...__..__. e nor • · ., Kr. and Mn. Jam1:1 Jividen nf ~P""' eards made frorn purplt: construe- 1e . , pr ne~pa o , cloth and eenter'd with tarae 1 The moder~tor. Lynn Buebanan • tion paper edged in silver glitter High . Sehool, who spoke brleu~ musical staff and note& in lUtter pre•lded over the bualneu meet- \ ':fbe Prlnee of Peace wu the Zane~vUle tpe:nt the •eekrnd with two large notes also in gllt- to band members and gunta. on purple atyrofoam. White ing when plana were made for topic of the Chrlttmu proeram with bit mother, Mn. J. F. Jlviter placed on the front u[ each Each ~ngr~tulat~d the students lights at the base of the center the Chriitmu party to be held at ptt~nted. by Ura M~•· Scrlp- den. 1:~;::;:;::;:;::;::;::;:;::;:;::;;;;:~ card. Each band member's name for thelf fu~e band shows the piece were concealed with aua:el tile home of Mra. Everett Bachner ~ure readmg Iuiah . g, f ·7. Read· Mn. F B. Dunn left Jlonda1 and the name of h11 or her guelt past year and praised director hair. Mn. Vtctor Younc presld· who lJ aliG a 1.,ader for the !~P with all partic1~atmg were for an eJ:tended ~ISJt witb ber written in silver completed the Woo~geard f~r h111 efforts in ed at the punch bowl and Mra.l&roup. Tbe party will be held on 1 Chriltm~a Tboughta, The Talk- !daughter at RosevWe. bulldmg a fmt' band. Thanks James Diehl at the silver coftee tbe 21st ~nd the uoup plan to 10 lng Tree, The ~bristmas ~~ j place card. . . l were also extended to committees service. caroUng b.!tlore the ptrty. t~; Carolen L1ft The Spmtl; • Du_rmg the eve~.Jng, musk (or Iin charge of planning the party, The gueat Hat' included: llr. Following tbe meeting tbfly Chnatmu In ~he ~eart; Bible danc1~g was furmshed by rep~eMr. Woodgeard introduced Mra. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs: J!r. and practiced for their prt in the verses and ~losm& wllh a ChrittI sentatives of Steve Allen DLSC . . Mrs. James Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday morning church service. maa Prayer. jockey. of WJEH. Haulld EbenbAch, prestdent of Haward Knight, Mr. Uld Mr1. W. Another practic;e will be beld •thlt After .s brl~f butin'" teulon A. Drake, Mr. and Mn. Aaron evening at the church. conducted by oma Mont~omery, On VenlftQ Zabl. Mr. and )Ira. Richard Jones, pres.ident, a so.cial time wa1 enOffiCers for the n J term Mr. anti Mrs. 11&-ro\d Eber•bacb, joyed with a Jift exchange. were elected when Theodoru Miu lllta Ball and, Dlreetor and • PERSONALS Council Daucbten ol AJnedea Mr . .and Mn. Brian. SlmpiOD md Monday eveniDJ at tbe l Mrl. Ray Woodseerd. Committeea ift ~barge were apd .aon Kevin, Middleport tpent 0 . F. had. 1 general chairman Mn. Roy Troey t-e -kend with hlo parent. Jr.; Food: Mn. Htrlan Wehruna: ' Mr. and Mrl. Chester SJ1Dp10D. ~rpret Seidenabel. COUDdJor and Mrs. George Brothen, co·, Rut!and Hilh School'a th~ Mr. and Mrs. Orland Miadlell presided and oft.lcen Jelected . cba.lrmen Mrs. Harold Teaford., senior play "The Boarding Ho of Parkersburg apent Sunday were Heleu MWer, Councllor; Mra. T. A. Hewet.on, Mr1. Leroy IReaeb" wUI be presented at 8 . 1afternoon with Mr. and J,frs. A. c. Winona Coot, auodate councllor Wataon, Mra. Victor Youna:, Mrs. m. on December 11 in tbe btlh Bradford and Mrs. Helen Younce. Margaret Sm1tb, vice coundlor; io Gilbert Meu and Mrs. Donald school auditorium. This play bl• Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jaceaud Betty. Dem01ter. UIOdate Yiee 111 H1uck. 18 studenta In its cast. There will spent Saturday In Parllenburl councilor; Velala Roush, eonductor; EU.en Searll, warden; Jalla Decorating committee Mrs. be entertainment between acta on busineu. Ebersbach, Roy Tracy Jr., lin. and a matinee will be presented Recent guests cf Mr and Mn. Hyaell, inside ~entlnel; IJlliall Carl Will, Mrt. Raymond Brown, for the grtde school on Wedoes- Grover Salser Sr a~d family Demostey, ouUiGe eentinel; Della NOTHING TO IMJY II Mrs. Brooks Sayre and. Mrs. Don day, December 16. were Mr. and Mrs.'' Jame• Tbomp- Stahl, 18 month trualee; Glenora JUIT IIGIS'RI. Rea. others belplng With the de· The cast ·:~ the play is as · fo1·1aon and children Kay and Ricb· Swatzel, re~ntattve to State corations were Charles Kitchen, lows: Wilbur, Herb Grate; Her· ard oi Clmton, 'zowa Mr. and CouncU and WlnOna Cook, alterTO BE GIVEN AWAY il Jamt:s Woodgeard, Tommy Ebers· cules Nelson, James Cheadle; Mrs. Lowell S.'llser and children, nate representative. bach and Jon Webster. Betty Lou Maxwen, Marjo;~e Scott and Kenny, of Dayton. MITbelen~~fficen wereportbo!.~ -.12-ADAMSitAT Table: Mrs. Roy Mayer, lfr&. Priddy· Connie Maxwell, Dottle . nn ort wa& re . - . It"- Bud ...... JACKIT mehl. CCH:balrrhen, :Mrs. Harry Lucas·' Beraldine Smitb, Irene . Mrs._ Kathryn Gunther of C~n· and Mar1aret Hemlley, Goldie Hours: 9 to 5 - Thundoy 9 Ill Noon Drake, Mra. Harley Stalnaker, Searl~s; Maxwell, Wayne cumatl spent the weekenrl w;th ~ch aod L1Mille B. HawtinJ. ' - . 20 - SUIT OF MloiX· I Mn. James O~Brien, Mrs. Leo Vau· Ma ell p ulene her mother~ Mrs. Laura Bell. who lmprovtnc. Phone 197 E. Main St. MloDI CLOTHIS Mrs c · watson, Mr1. xw ' a retun1eti w1th her for a v.l!Ul gbn, . ame Mary, Unda Haley 1 Mrs.. Clarence Rouah HcompanAt the close of the meeting Be eure you ltop in aad r • ;,:;R;;al;i::ph T_wn Nora, led by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beegle Happy Blrtbday was IUDi to ErDa 1 ter ud look over the many Jeue, Margaret Seidenabel, Helen Aerman nne tift items for tDe man on . ing of ·~er.iea. Gibbs led. the group to the FJag. The Rev. wrtor of the Hartford Christ iJJ Christian Union, B<:rJpture and followed with pray· er. FoHoWi:n~ the businc.,. sef.slon Rev. Sayre iave an lnspirina:.', talk oit "Are W"ll 'f.hankfuJ." Mrs. Maude young Entertains Class With Christmas Party Mra. w.ud vouna wu ~~ooteto aru~ ... lliliJ' •••' to .uroo ~~~d3.!'n017w;\"'0::'~;,.,s.:i:.\Holds Meeting Pomeroy Band Hortored With Party And Becky GrueMr, Reva He•, Lindo AtV h H.o ' Sat Urday N'19 ht sue Crow, Joan BoliOIU, Karen Drab aug n me DOnCe At AUdI't0f1Um PhUllpa, Nancy Bro.... Jam· The r .. ular meetinJ ol M~u:: )'ear's ft)' de1perattl~ Racine PTA To Sponsor Talent Sh.?w A Christmas carnival will be held Saturday at 6 p m. al the .Racine HQI..ZIR HOSitiTAL ! H•gh School under the sponsorship Admi\ted Dec. S: Clyde G. .. of lile Rac1ne P'l'A. There will be a talent show from MUhone, Pomeroy; Flo)'d Stover, 6 30 to 7:30 followed by a reeord Pt. Pleasar\t; 'Mrs. William Urwin, hop. There will alsl• be a fortune Gtllt-poUs; .Mrs. William EberslE'Il er, a handwork display, a flsb bach, Pojlleroy; Mn. ~Y John· pond, balloon and dart games and son, Galij.polb:; Mrs. Hobart Dea sweet ahop Proceeds will be weea, Pt. ~Pleasant• ?rf:rs. Joe Meused on a new piano for the grade IC!oto•~';·,,R,avenswaod; Mn. Tolliver se.hool. <JIUipolis;, Mrs. Arden 1 Dobson, Oall1polil. Dismi.aed Dee. 8: Mrs. " Rebert lioUlaoy and daughter, Mrs. Wm. \.i :o Manerine- and ~ll . Mrs. Ottice BrannQil and son, Mrs. jacob Holman, Mrs. Eldon Clark, Mrs. Ro. 0 bert Brister, Everett Clonch, Mts. Charles Douglas, Mrs. Donald Mc· Connell, Peter Boggs, Mrs. Mack LyaU, Mrs. Charles Jlenry, Kimberly Gooderham. Birtbs, Dec. 8: Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoy, Ravenswood, son; Mr. and Kenneth Pridemore, Pl. Plea , daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cheater, son; Mr. and Carleton. Pomeroy, ~tJars ago Middleport police had these same rult>-s published here, and illustrated pamphlets containing them were circulatl>d to parl'nts and ehtldren upon request. Many peoph~ , bl'came convinced much good was anomphshed. So here are the rul~s: 1 Observe all Traffic Regu lations - red a n~ g1·een lights, •o ne-way strt~ets. stop signs 2 Keep to the Right and ride in il straight Whenever talk gets around to Safely • ~ ·with a capit-al S - parents invariably bnng : ~up a"!UbJecLmost worrisome to them . It ron· ; "Cerns tbelr children riding bicydes in toda ) 's • Hade _~IIIIHmtatin~ Editorially .: • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. !0, 1959._ 1847 Rogers Si lverwo re • Jewelry for Her ' 1. • Billfoldt for All ' • Jewelry for Him • Fine Chino·. • Costume Jewelry • Pen & Pend I Set~ BOUDOIR LAMPS, T.V. LAMPS PLANTER LAMPS, PIN-UP LAMPS $21.95 taniTableSets ...... $21.50 · -Card Tables Snack Trays ---- · .. · $1.89 Gossip Benches · .. · .. $10;95 T.V. Stadds · · · · · · · · $4.95 1p Magulu Baskets · ··· $1.29 Clolhu Hampers · · $5.95 .. IJtilltr Tallies · ·· · · .. · $5.45 Open Saturdar,-1\'lfrlats Vatll Clarkt•••• USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLANI B. H SANBORN McMaster Hardware & Fumitur•:Co. "The Big Busy Ston Whera Your Dollar H1a.~n-." lo!IDDLEPORT, OHIO �< ----·o___.,_ -- THE DAILY SENTINlL '' ' .. 0 •' ,. • • ! 0 •0 , I0 U.tch Him When He's Receptive : bllb-spe~ st-:eets and highways. : : ~ ;., ~ : ,,,~ , o t.Durin,g a recent Safety meeting in Porneroy, which evolved before lhe evening was over intP f 1~Qospital meetmg " hit:) Lies \H'JT thoroughlY di&eussed . .llotbers ~rged Pomeroy Chief of Pol•re J.l W.ebs~r to help them preserve the li ves IJnc . Always fide in single file . · and limbs of their youngsters . 3 llavl' White Light on Front and danger Some might say: "Ta-ke the bikes ::may ~1gnal on rea:r for night riding . from the kids." 4 Have Satisfactory Signaling Device to But that 's po solution. Why. you c<tn't, and 1varu uf <:lJproach . remalD human, take the bike away from a 5. Give Pedestrians tbe Right of Way. ldd. Nor can you guarantee that he always Avoid sidewalks - otherwise use extra care. Will be careful. · 81 Look Out' for Cars Pulling Out Into Traf· After admonitiOns, the best we can hope flc.t~:eep sharp look-out for sudden opening fOr is that Johnny is impressed with the im· of'at#o doOrs. . · pOrtanct or ways he can pr.olong his present : 7. Never Hitc~ on other Vehicles, "stunt" good health. He won't read .his home news- or race in traffic. paper editorials which is what this is . You're 8. Never Carry Other Riders - carry no going to have to catch him between playtimes, ' packages that obstruct vision or prevent proor during that receptive few minutes after per control of cycle. he get& in bed to wait for sleep to treep to9. Be Sure Your Brakes Are Operating Elward him. £iciently and keep your bicycle in perfect Then tell him about the 12 rules for safe running condition. bicytllng. These rules are quite as -important !0. Slow Down At All Street Intersections for a kid ro sfay alive on a bicycle as for you, and look to right <ODd left before ctosstng. Dad or Mom, to st.>y whole behind the wheel II. Always Use Proper Hand Signals for of your automobile turning and stopping. Supt¥1ed us by Chief Webster the rules i2. Don't Weave In Or Out of Traffic or bear p~blishing each year, or oftenc1~ Two swerve from side to side. mj)ef .People <' I p(oSillvc, ha\'C d1c8t X·tllys rcgularh· In fil<'l. Uw wiaeat move 11 for cvcry ptmwn m ttw family to get a ltubercuhn tfat ·.or cthl'st JC·ta)'ouce a yeur 'it the . ~!me M .your U I • 'Often Source Of. TB Infection Thfi '-)'OUb~ters medical .check-up . 'MediCal Ccne Chrillmaa S.alo oouldn' be mm Fo N~"'dy Is dfUahltul. U'11 a 111hoc:k when you r gc · tetUIO ttl&i ,there are ohll<hn , ., Top•'c At Sessl'on ftlt as chArminJ who ~~~me on this I '· . JlJ With tubercuJo.qis The Muson County Health and nyght from ll(lrneone who lovc11 Wt•lhn• Cummillee m£'t recent])' theDl de~fly . 1 lo outline pianH for hel!Jlllg the needy of tn, county obtam mcdl ' Ehli!rly people are a frequent leal cue Meeling with the com· aourt-e of tuW,rculosls Infection mitteu were repreMent.at1ves or Gtandfather may have picked up 1venous clubs in the l'OUnly the TB ifirtJJ ~Gal'l ago, when oven • lbo1e wtm ~ttved belt knew -HH~ J- 'rAe -4Jroaratn oL the committee i and bothe~ less ahouL what Willi outlined for lhe vitllors· by cau1ea dl.leilae. Mrs. Wltllam Roush who pointed Older people often carry the TB out th&t there are a number of eerm around Jn their lun ~ts for per&on.!l In the county In need of yean o,yltliOu't 'knowing il. Then as help for mMical and wcltare advapcln~: lj:C weakens lhom , the purposes. ThCIP. person~, acgerm becbmes active and catchinH . <'ording to Mtll. Rou1h, do not But KranCU:ather doo1n 't know it . qualify fur aid from the state or And nobod,w. elso thin':s anylhlnll of county organlzatlona. that morn~~~ cough, lack of appt· Sbe »,glnted out that Ute, INa Df wel&ht, C01111tant tired· mlttee . \lri!J make certain neaa. ''What do ypu expeet! He's one W'lll recetve aid Jelling on in years. Nearly 110ven- er wolfare group ty." mlttce al the aame But grandfather picka up ' the Area representaUve8 of the chlldl'fll <anll ,~Ifill Ulem. The' alt comm11tee who were in attendon hl1 &ap whUe be tells them ance were Mrs. Janet Surface; •Jorlea. 111 11pend• ·U much tl,llo Ma.ion; Mt~. Irene ~mer, ~Ut· with the little one11 as he can. And side; Mn. Savannah tip~. L!DCitl hia UllleU mty bl' a threat to them . Mra. Clara Hampton, l!l'IIW HaYen; Jf there are any elder!~ people In Mrw. Wllllnm Routh, POtnt Plea&your household, tlwy xhouid hl' ant and Dick Auttlo, Ashton. tubercuUn tetted, and if tbo teet Is 1 Represe nting clubs and egen- CROSSWORD fill' • job 1. W eapoot .. Spawn ot ttlh :U. Sam. arlum. (a bbr,) atS. River deposit. G. Bittel' 28. Ytlll, 2. one Jee.m. vetch &Red ......- Jn Chile u.v..... 7.0reody ncord L Mllllo D0t1 10. Approve t. Talk fool~ to.- 17. Galli (sp.l U. U"- . a. FUPt.. Je• ......,..,.. aa... )lot 81. Old Norte 10. Oohll af 'worl<a · .... · , 114 i)WIO IL) 11. :A. C.bot or .UJewJab x.oqw 80. l'lii"Mr.1D 1 be.. . . ' 40. SJieatll of plar 4S, J'athOP 41, ~lonrtniJ . to ua 41. Aad (1:.) month illl""''lr"ft"' Daily Sentinel Daybook I II. M...·g·" Demos ·End rse n.·saIIe As Favorite Son I Hartford Social News Of Week By Vi,..lnla Carleton .' Petitions Here . 'Push tliSalle For President . J • ............ ...,.., Senater, 7.. Dletrltt lin. Jd,a Stanley, Child DeP.rtJJ~ent of PubToday let'• talk abOut til:ht bUll Otill Rice, Kiwanis which the ~03rd .Ohio General AI· county service se~b ' tnHted on 1chool f.....,nce. Robtrt Now you can pass leviet lor an indefinite perlod of· ·t.tme, for ~ebool purpoae111 ooly and we reatrieted /!tdOIIItte levtep w iJ,;; millale neceJUry to brina: . a .,illatrict Health up· to the 10 mills yau thQ!J bave H. .Rar- to l)lrticipate In the achool fOundaClub; UOQ · proaram. and Hrs. For an Otbe.r sehoo~ teVJf/S you Lambda Cbl can have them for as mu~~ as 10 Sorority and Mrs. George yean. Your school board can reHerve.v, Mason County Associa- duce the levy a year at a time, tlon for Mental Health. or you, as o citizen, can Initiate a petition to reduce the levy. other group1 will be contactfd You get 10 per cent of the vot· in the future for explahation ot crs at the last general election to the program of the committee. sigh your petition , &nd th~ pu~ Meanwhile Mra. Row.b ll8p0fted 'the mat~er 0t1 the ba.llot. your that membership on the l'om'mit· proposal to reduce the Jn finite tee is still open to oklb reprtl.!len- levy fallt then you · can't do tatives and to individuals. a~ain untii the next Cive-ye~r lod arrivr.J - only one auch i lion in a five-year period on reducing the inrlefinite levy. A minor act on achool finance relatc11 to a school board member'• attending school meeting~ or transacting husincsa which takes him outslde ·the distri<:t. The board maY aet atide a sum equal ~Q 20 cents tor each pupil or $1000, whichever WASHINGTON The United ia greater, to pay expenses 'of States plans to launch a huge ·•ra· board of education me,nbers on diD mirror" satellite next spring such trip11. thlt may pave the \l:ay eventually Collialon. comprehensive, and f.or .lnftantaneOUii world·wlde ·tel• medleaHta)'ment insurance now Js vlslon. up to the bolilrd of t!Jiuettion.t.:.. The nteiUte wiU ·be an alum- if the" meltlbers wan.l_ to do itln\Jm-eoatod bAlloon, as tall as a for the pupils as well 1 s tile teach· lO·story building. Radio Atatlons in driver·educallon c~u;ses I be able to bounce signa ls orr Deticicnt students In mentality to othe-r stations thousands of state law now may rect>ive as miles Qway. Mrs. J'ohn W. Kell was hostess Friday evening to the monthly meeting (l{ the Ladies' Bible Oass O;f the Hartford Methodist Churth. The meeting was in char1e of the president. Mrs. ldl~ lCnlght. Dur-inf the' business ae~lon. plans were made to llelld fruit baskets at ChrlttOliS time 1'nd tO buy candle sticks ahd have the antique Com· munion and 18aptisma1 set re-sllver· ed. Mrs. J.ames .McKnight will ,be hostess to the Chrlttmas party ~ fore the holidays. cOncluding the evening refresh· Mrs. .":o::::. o., Dec. 10, 19511--3 ::.:r:::.w~wt:-'~EJJU:: I Church Group Pr•br·i• Wanda Beauty Shop Will Be Closed Dec. 18th to Jan. 6th 5atelljte May Lead To Ultimately, the National Aeronautics and Spice Admlnilltratlon (NASA) expect& to put enO\IIh siltellites into orhit to create a space communh:ations syitem for tho world. Thl! would make Jt possible for any community on earth to tune In on a TV brnad· -cast from any other community. In announcing the new Project Echo Sunday, NASA made an exiceptk>n to Ita long-ttlndil'lg 1 polltJY withholding Information on •uch undetr:U:Ina:a uritll after they have been J•unched. At Tllat TilDe I D of A Councd Off' E ects M d EICers• Oy 1 Rutland Senl'ors To Present Class IpIav 0ec. J7 o. \ I Men's Shop HAS EXTRA Glm FOR YOU r.;:::=:;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;~~~~:;;;.;;-.;;;;;,;;;;~R~e!UO..:;;;;;M;;e;;nc;;h;;ln,;,l.;;;;an;;:d;;;M;,;~=· r:~t;: ~,%';:II... Committees Named ~;~~k!:~~:n.:.d...~: f Or 1mper10 •1 Iedwblc:ha gift from the CouncU. arter a Cbriatmu plrty and gift t . o· exchange was held. ': IElCommittees ec riC were Inner Relresbmenu of undwldtes,l salad, polJto · chip1, cookies and Sunday afternOQD members of Aux!Uaey to Feeney-Bennett American Legion, Middlevitited the Orphanage at lor orphans of Soldiers and Sailor!- Th~ Hoov;~, .orlslnally had On?.bMJ.s pt veWrans hilt now ~•~. ,~h~dren alao. There are 431 ehDdren Jn tht> Home at present. The Home owns 450 acres and ralles a lot of food uaed for the orphanag~:~. Mr. Icenhut, supervisor of the HODW! has been there for the past 23 years and showed the Auxiliary memben some of the bu!ldings. The grounds and other buildings were also toured by the ladies with two girls for the Hjgb School there, Patty Pryor and Diana Greeman, as . gulda The orphanaa:e has 11 own achools and chapel ud a minis· ter a Christina& projeet lb.is year the Auxiliary bad gathered toys and books wblcb tb~lf took to the orphanage for the children Mrs. Ted Chapman Is tbe chairmu of the Cbild Welfare for the and wishes to extend ber thanb to the Auxlliary members. the Prlecllla Cil'de of the First Baptilt Churcll and to the stores. of Middleport who auppofted this with their eonlribuUons it pouible for the a suceeas. visited the JJChool Here 'you can l~d one of the mlJ!'t complete line of power roots, hand tools, and · sporting equipment. Shop here for your handy man or sports- man. BLACK & DECKER- G'h ln<b HEAVY DUTY SAW $69.95 Complete Line Of HAND TOOLS day by the Sacred Heart coffee were served. Favors were Women's club for tboae small styrofoam blocks decorated serve the dinner to the with multi-eolored stan and topof the Imperial Electric ped with a Christmas figurine ud V.:hen they Jneet for their holly. Napkin• alao canied out drnner and party Dec. 17. the Cbriatmaa theme. ' dinner wlli be held at the A Ughted Christmas tree, Santa Church in Pomeroy. and his sleigh varioua lighted Those named to the kitchen com· Christmas figurines and cedar derii.lttee are Loretta coratecVlhe b11U for the occation. Biron, Rhoda The refreshment table was. at· !"' ch, annlgan, ma Radford, Phyllis Hennessy, Mrs. vltch, Mrs. John Lengen, ?.Irs. John tGoett, Sr., Katie Grueser, Agnes Gl"\leser, Mrs. Elroy McGlone, Mrs:. E. E. Follrod Mrs. JoseiJh Whippie, Loretta Saelens, Elizabeth Wehrung, Margaret Waddell and Pb~llls Hackett. I Speelal Table For Her Por!Jble Sewing Maeblne . MEIGS ELEaRIC SEWING SERVIa , SUNBEAM APPLIANCES GIFTS FROM B. H. SANBORN • *HU CAPS *HUNTING -PANTS . . *HUNTING COATS . ..Comp!~ •Stock Qf Sheila __ _ ,_~UN._ *.~.IFLES ___ ,., _-s .,. · Ebers '· ··· Needs H"ardware " Deak in MJhoganyo Walnut and Ume $29.95to$54.95 ' CHII.DIEWS DESK and CHAit $9.95 All Kinds Comfy Chairs LOUNGlRS · · · ·· · ·· ·............... $54.95 ROCK A LOC, SWIVEL, PULL-UP T·V. CHAIItS From $13.95 up $2.19 up $15.95 VFS!fm¥1'11 DESKS LAMPS Set 013 .. 2Talllls 1111111 Floor Lamp To Match AND DRILLS .. CHOOSE Mloldlopert DOlt MEYER ELECtliC POIIIEitOY, OBIO 1!0 E. MAIN ST. *IDEAL GIFT FO·R H8R fmtft .lNJ) .L and Z MEN'S SHOP dining . room Nier1, AnD and Anita Conde. . . Others named to this comma~tee are Martha HoweJl, Helena Bnckl~s, Roberta _DaUey, Yvonne Scally, Jean Grandmetti, Barbara Mullen, Lucille Hackett, Rose Sisson, Vera Buchanan, Mary Kunzelman, ~ary T. Meier, Phyllis Knopp, Shirley Huston, Kay Burkett, Patrlcla HenneSBy, Carolyn Allman, Ella Gor· 1don, Santh Hannigan,_ Mary Bacon, Rlt&; Hamm,, Christine Grueser, Christine 0 Donnell, Mary A. Thomas Ables, Ted Choir ...... $111.95 ' Eoery Eoealn& Chairmen of the Blonde or Mtlhog,lny -- $11.95 SABRE SAW $19.95 STARTING FIUDAY December 11th, 'l'llll Store Will Be ()pea ,committee .are Dorothy 1Howell, Allee Freeman Mourning. ELECTRIC • . ROt~ IIYJell, Mrs. Ei· ! SearJ.es, Mrs. JIJle Stover,•1 Helen KennedJ and Mn. 11ld .lbla ..., ~;~~;:~~;: comntt1nic:ationa In I'1~~-~~:::;~~·~~~;~! • """ lDI. ter, Fred Stewart; Lucy · Ei<>lse MUUSIOIJ Mrs. MOt!, Alhet-1 Hawkins t:onnolly, Tom Chi· I As ·;r~ 411t111!1~ L&Z I I the Is,p,eCI I Fer ....._ AUXI'l'ary I rpha ' nage O Xenl'o Sunday MiSs Eather McKnight's room re· celved the banner for the most parpresent. The hostesses for the evenlng. ldr11. Robert Hickle, ~rs. John Xing .artd Mrs. 'Earl LeWis, served ,sudwldles, pumpkin _, pie and.,.coff_..,. 1 S&turday evenlnJ, Dec. '· W'beD Saturdly, llr. aad Mn. Beede the Cl.,. No. J met ot ber home lor and oon ......... Sunday ond The Pomeroy H~h School Marching Band was honore4 ~ .. Eber•b.tch, cttarlel Xiteben, WYF of the Fir•t United Chrlatmai PartJ. Mn. bulb remained for • Yitit Saturday evening With a party given by the Band Boosters Ridtard Poulin and Bruee Stal- terlan ChW'cb wu held wt Sun- Mn. You.n& terVed dhmrr at until after the Ortttmu boJlday Association in the Junior High School Auditorium. naker. day eveolna: at the cburcb w~lh ,e:30 to Mn. 0!11' Moutaomerr. rib her IOD·lD·law and d.luabter, The room was beautifully decorated with streamers of . The olficen introduced were the coun~elon Mr. and Kn. Rift. ldr~. Letha Morria, Mn. Frankie Mr. and lin. IC1'J.e Stump. · 1 · f 1se ilin the d Jamea Ebertbacb, pretident; Lin· ard Vaua:hn and the put.or, Rev. Nel&ler, Mn. Ida HoweU, Mn llr. and lln. Clyde Cron and purp Ie and White ormmg a .a ce g around ance da Crow, viet pretidont Mary Howard Ruppelt meeti.Ds witb till FAta: Ellton, MJJI Percie Rou, dau&bter Lynn of Columbu. •pent floor . Jap~nese lanterns hangmg through the streamers fur- AmberJer, aecretaey; Cb&rles Kit· younJ people. Mn. LoUie Wilcoxen, Mn. Ethel tbe weekend wltb Mr. and Kn. nlahed the hgbt. Card tables f'~e- 1- At intermiuion Ita WoodJeard chen, aecretacy and Bill Youn.J, Tbe meetin& wu opened with 1Sm1th, Mr1. Ooroth~ Norrla, Mn. Hcnrard Neicter. ed cafe under the ce1hng ,_ 1 Y pnver br Janice Zerkle who with Laura Bell and Kn · Ura MorriJ · Yn · Jnbel · In ••p aer•eant 1 id style 1 hlte c1 0th d lac11 n& 11 malu:r o ceremome• · '"' • ., d SimptOn lt 1 a:ue.t were a . n w . an ce~- troduced Charlea Gibbs superlnRefretbmenta were lln'ed Jud~ Sauer were tbe leadart for Tbe meetins which followed of Mr. an Mrs. Charlo BHcle tered witb a ghttered note set m . tendent of school& a~d Jame• throughout the evenlns from 1 the evealn&. Chef)' I Flfe wu tbe waa opened by the group lia&inl at Columbua. purple styrofoam block.l. Place D' hl I . I r tb Se I buffet llble la.ld in white diDlUk .ceomponilt for the llnJIDIJ ''JO)' To The World.. ...__..__. e nor • · ., Kr. and Mn. Jam1:1 Jividen nf ~P""' eards made frorn purplt: construe- 1e . , pr ne~pa o , cloth and eenter'd with tarae 1 The moder~tor. Lynn Buebanan • tion paper edged in silver glitter High . Sehool, who spoke brleu~ musical staff and note& in lUtter pre•lded over the bualneu meet- \ ':fbe Prlnee of Peace wu the Zane~vUle tpe:nt the •eekrnd with two large notes also in gllt- to band members and gunta. on purple atyrofoam. White ing when plana were made for topic of the Chrlttmu proeram with bit mother, Mn. J. F. Jlviter placed on the front u[ each Each ~ngr~tulat~d the students lights at the base of the center the Chriitmu party to be held at ptt~nted. by Ura M~•· Scrlp- den. 1:~;::;:;::;:;::;::;::;:;::;:;::;;;;:~ card. Each band member's name for thelf fu~e band shows the piece were concealed with aua:el tile home of Mra. Everett Bachner ~ure readmg Iuiah . g, f ·7. Read· Mn. F B. Dunn left Jlonda1 and the name of h11 or her guelt past year and praised director hair. Mn. Vtctor Younc presld· who lJ aliG a 1.,ader for the !~P with all partic1~atmg were for an eJ:tended ~ISJt witb ber written in silver completed the Woo~geard f~r h111 efforts in ed at the punch bowl and Mra.l&roup. Tbe party will be held on 1 Chriltm~a Tboughta, The Talk- !daughter at RosevWe. bulldmg a fmt' band. Thanks James Diehl at the silver coftee tbe 21st ~nd the uoup plan to 10 lng Tree, The ~bristmas ~~ j place card. . . l were also extended to committees service. caroUng b.!tlore the ptrty. t~; Carolen L1ft The Spmtl; • Du_rmg the eve~.Jng, musk (or Iin charge of planning the party, The gueat Hat' included: llr. Following tbe meeting tbfly Chnatmu In ~he ~eart; Bible danc1~g was furmshed by rep~eMr. Woodgeard introduced Mra. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs: J!r. and practiced for their prt in the verses and ~losm& wllh a ChrittI sentatives of Steve Allen DLSC . . Mrs. James Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday morning church service. maa Prayer. jockey. of WJEH. Haulld EbenbAch, prestdent of Haward Knight, Mr. Uld Mr1. W. Another practic;e will be beld •thlt After .s brl~f butin'" teulon A. Drake, Mr. and Mn. Aaron evening at the church. conducted by oma Mont~omery, On VenlftQ Zabl. Mr. and )Ira. Richard Jones, pres.ident, a so.cial time wa1 enOffiCers for the n J term Mr. anti Mrs. 11&-ro\d Eber•bacb, joyed with a Jift exchange. were elected when Theodoru Miu lllta Ball and, Dlreetor and • PERSONALS Council Daucbten ol AJnedea Mr . .and Mn. Brian. SlmpiOD md Monday eveniDJ at tbe l Mrl. Ray Woodseerd. Committeea ift ~barge were apd .aon Kevin, Middleport tpent 0 . F. had. 1 general chairman Mn. Roy Troey t-e -kend with hlo parent. Jr.; Food: Mn. Htrlan Wehruna: ' Mr. and Mrl. Chester SJ1Dp10D. ~rpret Seidenabel. COUDdJor and Mrs. George Brothen, co·, Rut!and Hilh School'a th~ Mr. and Mrs. Orland Miadlell presided and oft.lcen Jelected . cba.lrmen Mrs. Harold Teaford., senior play "The Boarding Ho of Parkersburg apent Sunday were Heleu MWer, Councllor; Mra. T. A. Hewet.on, Mr1. Leroy IReaeb" wUI be presented at 8 . 1afternoon with Mr. and J,frs. A. c. Winona Coot, auodate councllor Wataon, Mra. Victor Youna:, Mrs. m. on December 11 in tbe btlh Bradford and Mrs. Helen Younce. Margaret Sm1tb, vice coundlor; io Gilbert Meu and Mrs. Donald school auditorium. This play bl• Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jaceaud Betty. Dem01ter. UIOdate Yiee 111 H1uck. 18 studenta In its cast. There will spent Saturday In Parllenburl councilor; Velala Roush, eonductor; EU.en Searll, warden; Jalla Decorating committee Mrs. be entertainment between acta on busineu. Ebersbach, Roy Tracy Jr., lin. and a matinee will be presented Recent guests cf Mr and Mn. Hyaell, inside ~entlnel; IJlliall Carl Will, Mrt. Raymond Brown, for the grtde school on Wedoes- Grover Salser Sr a~d family Demostey, ouUiGe eentinel; Della NOTHING TO IMJY II Mrs. Brooks Sayre and. Mrs. Don day, December 16. were Mr. and Mrs.'' Jame• Tbomp- Stahl, 18 month trualee; Glenora JUIT IIGIS'RI. Rea. others belplng With the de· The cast ·:~ the play is as · fo1·1aon and children Kay and Ricb· Swatzel, re~ntattve to State corations were Charles Kitchen, lows: Wilbur, Herb Grate; Her· ard oi Clmton, 'zowa Mr. and CouncU and WlnOna Cook, alterTO BE GIVEN AWAY il Jamt:s Woodgeard, Tommy Ebers· cules Nelson, James Cheadle; Mrs. Lowell S.'llser and children, nate representative. bach and Jon Webster. Betty Lou Maxwen, Marjo;~e Scott and Kenny, of Dayton. MITbelen~~fficen wereportbo!.~ -.12-ADAMSitAT Table: Mrs. Roy Mayer, lfr&. Priddy· Connie Maxwell, Dottle . nn ort wa& re . - . It"- Bud ...... JACKIT mehl. CCH:balrrhen, :Mrs. Harry Lucas·' Beraldine Smitb, Irene . Mrs._ Kathryn Gunther of C~n· and Mar1aret Hemlley, Goldie Hours: 9 to 5 - Thundoy 9 Ill Noon Drake, Mra. Harley Stalnaker, Searl~s; Maxwell, Wayne cumatl spent the weekenrl w;th ~ch aod L1Mille B. HawtinJ. ' - . 20 - SUIT OF MloiX· I Mn. James O~Brien, Mrs. Leo Vau· Ma ell p ulene her mother~ Mrs. Laura Bell. who lmprovtnc. Phone 197 E. Main St. MloDI CLOTHIS Mrs c · watson, Mr1. xw ' a retun1eti w1th her for a v.l!Ul gbn, . ame Mary, Unda Haley 1 Mrs.. Clarence Rouah HcompanAt the close of the meeting Be eure you ltop in aad r • ;,:;R;;al;i::ph T_wn Nora, led by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beegle Happy Blrtbday was IUDi to ErDa 1 ter ud look over the many Jeue, Margaret Seidenabel, Helen Aerman nne tift items for tDe man on . ing of ·~er.iea. Gibbs led. the group to the FJag. The Rev. wrtor of the Hartford Christ iJJ Christian Union, B<:rJpture and followed with pray· er. FoHoWi:n~ the businc.,. sef.slon Rev. Sayre iave an lnspirina:.', talk oit "Are W"ll 'f.hankfuJ." Mrs. Maude young Entertains Class With Christmas Party Mra. w.ud vouna wu ~~ooteto aru~ ... lliliJ' •••' to .uroo ~~~d3.!'n017w;\"'0::'~;,.,s.:i:.\Holds Meeting Pomeroy Band Hortored With Party And Becky GrueMr, Reva He•, Lindo AtV h H.o ' Sat Urday N'19 ht sue Crow, Joan BoliOIU, Karen Drab aug n me DOnCe At AUdI't0f1Um PhUllpa, Nancy Bro.... Jam· The r .. ular meetinJ ol M~u:: )'ear's ft)' de1perattl~ Racine PTA To Sponsor Talent Sh.?w A Christmas carnival will be held Saturday at 6 p m. al the .Racine HQI..ZIR HOSitiTAL ! H•gh School under the sponsorship Admi\ted Dec. S: Clyde G. .. of lile Rac1ne P'l'A. There will be a talent show from MUhone, Pomeroy; Flo)'d Stover, 6 30 to 7:30 followed by a reeord Pt. Pleasar\t; 'Mrs. William Urwin, hop. There will alsl• be a fortune Gtllt-poUs; .Mrs. William EberslE'Il er, a handwork display, a flsb bach, Pojlleroy; Mn. ~Y John· pond, balloon and dart games and son, Galij.polb:; Mrs. Hobart Dea sweet ahop Proceeds will be weea, Pt. ~Pleasant• ?rf:rs. Joe Meused on a new piano for the grade IC!oto•~';·,,R,avenswaod; Mn. Tolliver se.hool. <JIUipolis;, Mrs. Arden 1 Dobson, Oall1polil. Dismi.aed Dee. 8: Mrs. " Rebert lioUlaoy and daughter, Mrs. Wm. \.i :o Manerine- and ~ll . Mrs. Ottice BrannQil and son, Mrs. jacob Holman, Mrs. Eldon Clark, Mrs. Ro. 0 bert Brister, Everett Clonch, Mts. Charles Douglas, Mrs. Donald Mc· Connell, Peter Boggs, Mrs. Mack LyaU, Mrs. Charles Jlenry, Kimberly Gooderham. Birtbs, Dec. 8: Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoy, Ravenswood, son; Mr. and Kenneth Pridemore, Pl. Plea , daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cheater, son; Mr. and Carleton. Pomeroy, ~tJars ago Middleport police had these same rult>-s published here, and illustrated pamphlets containing them were circulatl>d to parl'nts and ehtldren upon request. Many peoph~ , bl'came convinced much good was anomphshed. So here are the rul~s: 1 Observe all Traffic Regu lations - red a n~ g1·een lights, •o ne-way strt~ets. stop signs 2 Keep to the Right and ride in il straight Whenever talk gets around to Safely • ~ ·with a capit-al S - parents invariably bnng : ~up a"!UbJecLmost worrisome to them . It ron· ; "Cerns tbelr children riding bicydes in toda ) 's • Hade _~IIIIHmtatin~ Editorially .: • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. !0, 1959._ 1847 Rogers Si lverwo re • Jewelry for Her ' 1. • Billfoldt for All ' • Jewelry for Him • Fine Chino·. • Costume Jewelry • Pen & Pend I Set~ BOUDOIR LAMPS, T.V. LAMPS PLANTER LAMPS, PIN-UP LAMPS $21.95 taniTableSets ...... $21.50 · -Card Tables Snack Trays ---- · .. · $1.89 Gossip Benches · .. · .. $10;95 T.V. Stadds · · · · · · · · $4.95 1p Magulu Baskets · ··· $1.29 Clolhu Hampers · · $5.95 .. IJtilltr Tallies · ·· · · .. · $5.45 Open Saturdar,-1\'lfrlats Vatll Clarkt•••• USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLANI B. H SANBORN McMaster Hardware & Fumitur•:Co. "The Big Busy Ston Whera Your Dollar H1a.~n-." lo!IDDLEPORT, OHIO �• • ' Cage Titans Meet Pitting OSU, St. Louis SURPRISE HIM WllH A Cirftlancl John A.... 72 C.W. wood Sl C~nd L.tlrt a.t10 0 t 74 c•..,.aw ~yJU• ~edletlne 65 14 ClewPm4' ODd lleglster Prbes Nordmann, a ponderous, junior cent4?1', c11ptivated Hobby HorN Y.ou CaR't Come II Sebd A Card c....~am~ SPORN LEAGU'E Hiah .su,..., ·OK. l4 Hi&Jl T-hree Game frt~.. w. DudiHng 582 _ High Single Game, · Carl WilU, 6·10 In recording a 3.0 early record. SATURDAY', DECEMIEI l''- 10 II i:OO .BOSTON UPI ~ Bronco Horvath. of the Bo!ton 8rWns, leading storer in Hte National Hockey League, has reoovered from a toe injury. ~adquiirters ' . Mlddleporl . Team Tbree GaJftel, Pulverlz.. EAGLES CLUB sea~o n HORVATH RECOVIRS Authorized l\lacGregor 233 - DANCE M..,..lllers Qd· ·G:uests MUSIC ·JIY .. ,,;_... . err, 259'1 . i' Team Single Ganie, Pulverizers 947. • . Staftd:lfl;l' .Yf9a lMt Pet. ~nnanta · . . . . . . . . 12 _,; •• · Kilowatts ........ 28 14 ... 667 26~ J.S13~ .611 630 Pulverizers. . ...... . U Grimes Rocketeers ...... · 2! Trippers ......... 22'AI LabW!ers ......... 20 OUice : . ~· . . . . . . . liS Green Hbms . . . . 13 " " ' & !loll . . . . . . 6 · · THE BOB HERNDON TIUQ CHECK LIST FOR · ~of:GS:::ay DRESSES ,.. Bet...,orr. !olloii ~-IO~r,. otlfl le!l ~at~~ ·.iili£·. ~1'ito. the bad, ,MI. ~ '~~ '-•m outs hill .,., \J.I IP llf· M. H. Lambrlabt ai9PJMI!I the light Mfore the btll nne far tbe _.ven SHOES H£ADWEAR • llSJ; fJllR Jr,W..Jll' lh round. ' ;=::!:: ' ' t· ' · Team Sipgle . Oanit, bach Hd,.. 81A. .· · lta~IM. · · ,,.,.......... ~::;:::::;::;=:;;:...:;=::-- "81e of the Braves took i SPOU COATS FJ.WM m.so I I Ro·l Ge: I OAr '. • · . Rickard wa• at GalliPolis Cl Er1me . .. , . . . on~S~ot~u~rd~o~y~l~or~•~c~he~c~k~up;·~-~~~ii~~i~i MT•••--- vis 234 !!il!h Ind• .~ ~t,l! 6011 ~ T""!' 1 ;, , ,., to> 1128 lllirb T~··l ..a "'' , lte 21140 · lll.llf> , · · · ·.... .. .. . HouiWbelt . . . . . . . . . Stobar! ... . . IllS 167 morning service this Sun· with Richard Vallghlin to de· day 165 liver the sermon. The Sesaion Seledlon Committee reported on the new officer.t for Lhe- y~ar to be presented , to to th.e cburcb body. , to others present at the ' meetiri'g Robert Tewksbary, J. H. Ruasell Lyons, Jobn Fultz, Buchqnan, l4isa f•rie Er· MilS Susan Park, Mre. E. Mrs. Arthur Lewis Jill' .... '&!.' '' •, . - ...••"""•" ..-..-n.-5 i~~iiiiii3~00~~W~-~Sio~n~l~d~Sf~.~-~,.,~-~~-~~~~4a~2~,~·~-~-~,.~J'iiii '• I • I With The ' rislmas eme lSI . /.P.o~-o.~~-· -·· '· ·· 4 132 INDUifti~ • Lli.Gull llilh •- ,. elders wat · plrtLtfPatiOn · ~:ffi::. "ll"¥. ........ )34 . GIFTS F·OR THE FAMilY AND FRIENDS • ~!Iiiii' .-. · 141 ..... . ) Loans on Si&nature• ' .....,. ,. '' .. . . _ ; ......... l ..;~ "' ·" . . _. ...... $1000 Given Away Each Week , ............ . . .'~ Money for any worthy purpose up to · ~"9ti(!*RI AVG, off for Tbe regiatry showed that over in attendance J11ring ~be two d an. Prizes were Jlven to two ludr:y 1tinner11. J!renda Brown , daugh.ter of Mr. nd Mn. Donald Brown, Neiw Ha· ven, won.. an electric fry pan. Mra. . nard~ Fields, New Haven, won - eanned bam as a dOOl" prize. --~ - - - - - - - - )00 people were were Mrs. . · .••- .. fl!!rh InA. 1 Gao!>o,_a: Eberl- 1 1 Meet.....,.alexwith cash from us. service. · I I I I only, car or furniture. Phone: first for l .. trip evening. , , 1 Others playine were Mra. ~~· eU Bo&p, Mn. Mike Hackett 4Pt~ Mrs. Edna French. ', ; At the conch.! ..;on of the P4Y· . JQg the gueata were invited .tq 11~!!, · dln.ng room fOr · refreshrq~nij. ' The table wa• covered with t ;~a e)ot4 and decorated w1th qri~ and neen and red ChrtSU.., 'balls. - - - - - - - - )6!lc.- ~ ,. , ..1.1, .. .. ;\:.;!~ 0 113 FIIO!I f35.75 Neither of the two c:lubl was McHale, obvlouely disappoint~. ahle to !wing a single dei.l al- ''There 11 still .plenty of time for thouch both tried In every posal· us to shop around." ble direction, G~neral Manager Johnn~ \fe- Rohio tbelr thanks to the New Havt:n lkuineu Men , the 1Jou Club, the fire doep~~rtment •"'- ether~ wbo eooperated 10 e .santa'• viait poMible. "the Bizlar wbi('h wa s held from Pridly tbrou.ch Salurdl)' Wd termed llUCceuful. llrt. Ro•-rt w-1 U11 J a a . Ot hi ift, generaJ chair• mn of 1M ennt. e:r.tended her per.....-at thanka to all who helpM~ tnd reported that abe was very pleased with the results. Church Elders 1114 !IJ!l 107 4116 Hold Business 1<8 1qo 207 w , by Alligator uld "-•t ez~ meetml in the e!hureb bui.ment Wuise and Sue Adkinl an• • ...:. "' - r Tuesday and quilted. Tbote prtten~ 8Qnecutter attended I ~nt Dolll were Mn. Ert:ell Adkln•, Nd:Ue Hrandie1i Crusade in Pt. Plt!!lhnt and LouJ&e Adkins , Mrs. Allie Hafl· rnan . Mn. l.onn• Boo«uttea· and Mr and Mn. E41M' Abbott w-tre Chri•t• and Mn. AmJ BoMon. The HuntinJton v1Uton 'hHdaJ . Aid l"hnstma~ part: w1ll be 11n al' l Mn. Mrron Baile-y aad &on of . day aff11r 11 the !tome of 1(.n. Nel- f illlddleport were weekftKI (iUHtl lie Adkms on l>e<' 15, WIU. I of Mr. and Mn . Elmer Bailey . · · ·.. 180 215 293 608 , Clatwoj11t~ T.Of! Pl~t.... Avero~~an , ..... . 170 . ~~;,~:;J;)~~f Tetm T~e {lat;teo, Carllngo 1 11' V.~ ·, ·. . . . . . . . 169 ~247. I I · ~ .willo could let to him. Olfidall. ol the Womaal's Club Edison Bllr:er. .T. Tum IDWI•r TOPCOAT& "We're not giving, up," preaent ' Houdoohelt . . . . I bam ... .. ..... ll)lvr. ·. ·. . ... 2\1 liN IS6 1141 l ..se!!obaum ... , 137 .J2$ J.8!1 oi49 1 .. ' Vice Prelideot. Mrs. E. L · Hul)lel 0 ne w•• l h• larteA «<W., . .n Seuetary, Mrs. Noah Il.ukln&; Tru1urer, Mn. Wi.U Btyndlda JHn in New Hne• er"cW the Af!d Flower commiUee lba -.,.. , streets ~~~ last Yrldar everNal to nolda and Mn. Shirley };illJ. get a &hmpM of &.nt1 Cl.tut II ot•d' .., • _ he vlalted the towa. IK'•-.. atten lnl! were .111r1. SAW By tW time that S.nta rlll.de renee Milhoan, M;rs. Perry Mit('b, bit appearance at about 1:30 p. Mn. Herman Bailey and •rand- m. IIJ<!h 1 larxe t...wd biNI aJ~aughler, Mn. Moot Miller. lira. aembled al the Cllt" Buil.ia& .....oyolle&IIMIMller, MM','u· BIBuonchhe HMip- a traffi(' Jam wu <'ftated in 1\e .....n ' r) n; . .h Ier 0 I t•WJIU ' rs a e · - t OWD. Ml¥(1t ..Om 1!"' n, Mrt. L. . Diles Grlnllead had to recn~it hllpp to. &nd ~ra. Carl M•ttox. Llirect the traffic. L. Miner. The at!ajr waa beld i,n CODjUQCt ion with the anDllal U:oiLdq ....... C ub Suaion Held zaar •pon~ared by tbe New Ha· Mr1. Charles A8i Bradbwy en· ven Woman'• Club. tertained membera of her Card Santa wa.s tranJPQrted to tow.. Club Tue1day for thelr regular aboard the New Haven i'j~ evening <If -cards and their a;mual truck. H~ stop~ •t the lllhted Chriatmas p•rty. . Commumty CbrtatmM tree where be g.ave ~"~h cn:t t~I"..~lanlnd tbeq Prizes were won by Mrs. bert Schmoll, Mn. WiUiam CbU"'- moved to "'""' Cat.Y .oUI d I wJl,re Mrs. Dt>nald Mil1B and Mrs. 1 he handed out treats to al' of the Harris, who was a gueat tor tbe - - · - Dartt, ind Mn. Max Orndorff LaWI'tnce White, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Next W....s SeMclvl• Llbert:Y vs. Bawlings Jaycees va· Holaum Jr. OUAM VI White $29.95 to $65.50 lleCiawr-FREE -Rellster Middleport, Ohio . > Dave Darst, DurinJ theJr. evening the !dnginl Heln.c l.li repo~ aa improvtna:. of Christmas Cuols was enjoyed 1 the group and al&O a gift ex- 19 23 27 o. u. .. . " ¥.:· ~.,. . '=" ,•', , l'ltU~O,.'I' AFI'III!IOON I .· . ·;I.IAGUI ' l H~ Tb~ (ia!De Jjt!!>d', Mul· 10n. ~73. . . · .- • • : Hllh Sln~·, - Game, J. eOates 164. .. by: S'l'YLEMART MIDDISHADE BROOKF<IELD Cllrlst11111 Bonus: l4atft'rulllttr WQXer THE SHOE BOX Liberty Jaycees .. .. ........ ......... . 20 16 ~·r. A. M. 12 nil WHkl. hlults .Japctu 0 WbitN 3 Jtawlinp J Jr. OUAM 1 Uberty o Holaum 3 a. V. Glbb• . . . ·" . . 1114 w. Do~ilil·. 4 :Wr!~f : ... 177 ~· Duddfng . ",,....... 17~· I .v.. Robin Hood Eagle Kn.it l b¥ . ·.::: ...... ~:: IGrate TOP ~'5H IOWLIRS AVO. r suirs · _,. . · · · .. Ch r15 . t mas par ty . For Class Held Smart Home I 19 !l3 27 • 35'7 26 33.'l 11· Hlj'u; ,~a~,,~--/ ,. .... a. . "' At !pot luclr tlla.., S · 111~ pr~~~ o.~:, ~O....::;:':!i . anta '-i.aUS trlets e Oak Grove I. ~":'~ '.:.~ Willller the tolltn~inl oUice:n were elect· ...1 T N . Jla. Friday Social.Items :;n~~~:i~::·t~;ct1 ~.!:.::~~·.f: 't!:~J:'' ';:, fOWtl (} ew · VeQ tn:'1"u~~;,~·.:'.,:t,t:, ~..:: ltnt:,;:,.~ce:::d Loren•ao.·tili,. .lki tsr~' c·. . . C1ub Party bulineu meeti~t£ wu condu('ted by the presidmt, Mrs. Willi• An· Tl.l COUNTY LEAGUE thony. Plans were made to- lilt ,. balkets to be taken to needy Hilfl kor" Dac. 7 families for Chrl.ltma• and the ,J:Ilgh in d. 1 Y:ame, Grate 233 a:roup alao dilcusaed plans for , High Ind. 3 Games, Grate 608 . the deeoratlona at tbe church. lflgh Team 1 Galne Liberty 891 DevotionaJ leader for the eve--. Hllb Team 3 Gimes Liberty 2.527 nlng was Mr. Anthony wbo used Sfaftdlnif; Won Lost the Sec<lnd Chapter of Luke for 1.111um . . . . . . . . . . 24 15 the scripture and chose as hit bite . . . . . . . . . 23 16 topic "God'• Mercy at CbristmaR" Rawlina:s .......... .. . 22 17 . The opening prayer was given by Mt 17 ~· Searla-B. G~e ..... : i7~ ·-HOUSE..SLIPPERS COWBOY COMBAT SHOES = ~~ Team 1 Game Pulverberl' 947 • ,WCIItS Wear ~: :ft~::~~ 11~ !31 Team 3 Oamea, Pulvetiftts 2627- --·· Cutler · 11 :16 14.'1 SIASON HIGHt Jnd. S Game•. R. V. ~bbs, 8JS9 l(ld ·1 Gt~l'!, ·R. v. Glbbt. .• 'f.' VI, '' ='::,t :· .m New Yurk f8Jl:s last week when he led St. Louie to an upset victory m·t>r St. Jphn's, the 1959 National In· vit.oUon Tournament champion ~. 1'he BiJiikens also whipped Abl · lepe Cbrl&tian and Kansas St:tle . Turtcey ~: ~;. H. Clatworthy m Although only a !mphomore, Lucas aJready has lived up to his prt!ll notices a& the m'ltt publicized court star since Wilt Charn Derlain left Philaddphia i.\r Kanhl. The tl·9 cenler · averaged 25 points a game as the Buckeyes tl'aTllpled Wake Forest, Memphis, State, Pittlburgh aud Butler in tht>ir first four ouhng,w. GIVI A GIFT CRRI'IFICATI! Slreel OHIQ MIOH SCHOOL Middleport For Vital SEO Test I , 1 nc ..__ G Arl 195 S J. SJason ............ 505 The hGme ot Mra. Geora:e Hach '"'""'!-" ame- 1n ·• ' 1· kett Sr. wu deeonted throuJhout veder MB OM U for the ChrllfJnat 11e110n wheu mab single Gtme, Norman WFRit~~ ~~:~T I the Jolly Bunrh ~wing Club met Kloes 223 her home for their annual Te~m Three Game, Chipman's High ~~ Mullen puty The c aroler• 1 Jfarlqt, 23'1'2. th.e gue~ts at the tront Team Single Game, Qooss and Hi&b Sluele Game, P. Collin• 219 lind th~ gift. lor exehange Sons, 832 br pla~ at the feet of 1 lara:e Standln·,. Won Lost Pet. Tei~~ i222ee Games, N. Y. Cloth- San Ia Clause on II low table. Allsociattd Radio .. 27 12 6t! T o· I G N Y. Clothlnt The meeting wall pre......tect by a Cbapman'o JWI '""r•-t . .MI - I'• .··v--·r ·, ean:._;!mg e arne . ¥''"' IR _, Hot Rod• . . . . .... . 22 1'1 .~ StaNfllntt Won L Davis Warner ..... 21 U! Landmark ......... u 28 .zaz :;ore~ 5~0 ~ th.~: 1: Cross and Sont . . . 11 28 212 w or Jng · · SIASON HIGH$ . LaRa~~."s~..;,.· ·s,•••.•• 195 18 A,. Ind. 3 Games, "Roeb" J)avia, 6911 SIA...... SON HIGHS 24 1'\J. Ind. 1 Game "Bud .. :McK.inqey, 23fl Ind. Game5 P. Collins The Hearthstone c~ of the 498 3 Team 3 -Games Hot Rods 2tOO Firat Baptist Church met at the Ind. 1 Game P. Collins 21 9 home of Mr. and Mn. Paul smart Teaqa 1 Game, Hot Rods, 87B T.OP "5" IOWL.IIIS SIIUIS Team 3 Games Landmark 2224 · Tuesday for a pol luck dinner Arl 51.1 t .... Team 1 Game N. Y. ClOthing 840 and Chr ..,tmos . The Sm•rt vee er•.............. · · · · · · · · · · · · OlOIO" "5 .. sow• .. VG.... Rocks ,Davia IJ21 MTOP Eb. rob h • I ItS ~ was · decorated Woody v• '17 · e IC · · · · · · · · · 1in keeping with n,~IJ8 · · · · · · · · · · · · "' theme. 1 P. Colllns-M. Murray ... 151 Norman Kloes ·· · ··· · ··· · 508 · P. Mullen ······ · · 146 dinner a abort The g11.ne also will feature a due! between two strong AllAmerJea cAndidates - Big Bob N'ordmann of St. Louis and Ohio Slate'li Jerry Luca!'i. MACGREGOR GOLFSET . ~ DESK M. Houduholt 80\Vti:NG . ,~Uim'~•"':F , son. WI'I'B A . . . . . .II - Panthers Invade Mt.er a week of preliminary lparrmg, seventh-nmked St. Louis entertaiaH fourth · ranked Ohio Stal.e 1'bur.stlay night in college balketbaU's first collision l>etweea top-rated teams this sea- Gift Of A LifeTime r ... Free Classy Battle In Jacket Land SPOim Bu h Dally-Sef!llDel. Pom~ror·Mlddleport, o.. Deo. 10, 195~ Hlilo. ~ ""'- t. nr...a.liiol laitf.• llf. Houi• ' · uhelt, 597 ~. SROIIT High Slnate Gome. v .. Wlpple, 2ljt Team Three Game~, Swilber-Loh• aj J)USS 'natO~~~~r-tltime SHilTS by Arrow from f4. ' .. tt.wll"ll. · Pdl. ,WhiiJIIII Doubt Give Hiln A Gift Certificate ~ Here For Pomeroy's Treasure Ch,esl PRO RISULI'I Prep U.rn~tlonal ....t.al ...ketMU Aleoclatkln ClnciMatl 129, Detroit 119 117 Phllodolphlo 116 HCond bateman, and' left ~. Genet'al ManDevine said be · preb. hB: to bGth thote the end of the week. ,..,'J. ~it~ . . . 1IN "Home Of Arto" Sbirto'' I ·. W.· Loli• m~r.:. · 15 u Bwiaher-Lobse Drugs 22 lf Sport Center . . . . . . 22 14 ForemAD·Abbott . . . 18 18 GOO I DIUihert,Y In<. . . . . • ~~ 22 3lJ9 . DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. · cement . ' 8~ Centor Fireotone ... , ... , . : 7. 28 1M IIAio.Ni !lrajll · lltd. . 3. ~a. L. Jll•wood ~ I11d. · 1 Gu:te, R. Davis, J. -Dueri LDI)Il01rood22Z -. · .POMEROY, pmo . Team a Ga!ll~· Porperw " ' . Jllqet ~ Ceme.~ .• ,. to J.1f#Jjiii.iba;;,aded hittinl re••ona" •. G. Md(lnney: ~ .... : .. L l'JO ., . 1. Duerr .•: .. .... .- . . ... 1U 1 of the 1 H. ·Clot"OJ!IhY ... , .. , . 17i: · Manqer, oeorce .. Ia;;;. I there aren't . 8. JJcKioitoi. . . . . . . . too n 10-LOGN·A .,. . . ······ ·········.· lb 39c $100 0 ED STAR~~ ~o.thingTo. Buy i ~L•· :·, ~ · "<fti,i..o!s'l'.'~[' :•Hi . . • .. ..... ~-.~;l l1, . , ,•./ 1'M ,.,. into ALCiiGT $IRED Last W"ks Winnen $'50 ~ • Just Register . . :, T<t Joll~ ·lh~.fpirlt~f.Ciuisltnas your Pomeroy stores are giYing away $17~ eat!h week, . . •• lltll'lll!t ti>' ,~Uy1 Just register onCl! ....,h week in u maDy of the ~ listed belOw as you . ·wish. The ·riftt clrawtog will be neil :ll!!&daJ at 7 P.M. at the Tree m the parting lot in ·, . 11\!'wn:IOji.nifO!Iiori>y, Your Pomeroy st~ ue sparkllng Witb Yuletide lilhts and decora· tl~ns, tll8y.'i!l.as feStive as a Cbrislmas ~ as f'!ll of St. Nlclt:, Himself! , Tl!el'r~ a~rlmmlng ov_er wllh wondeif Ill gifts tor everyone :on JO)Il' list. Gifts pric· ti<al '!llt!i • I ... gifto sumptuous aDd simple ... gltts ta mate tbls Clnistmas t.ftAAL.ES 16'1. the meriiestev ! · It'• just a ff!W steps to everything you seek ill the way oJ a Chrlstm.. gift when you sllop lJi.lll>lneroy. Top,values, too ... that will ]Jelp your gifting dollars go farther! 5 .GIVEN WEE ·t l •• i . ·}· I' ) .,..... ..,.. ' ~!{ . . . ... ' Don't ........ To Look You . · Any F., . . GiSB. . BBU n&ra• I'.tllll£¥ 'J1dWy :t.dvel'ilsement s.-.-...~ By These ~nre Chest Stores • . .' ~ . •• ' Roblnsoo Laundry f•'*•' w...... If' Hanley mt1 Beuett ~ S&,re DoWille-Grotll, ·~ The Dally S.allnol ne .i fl .! .nr; ' . Modem Marl . ' B..ey'o Food Marl . ~ted K c Jewolen Clrele . . , . _ _ L ODd Z Sbopl Vope S..,. stare Gllm8re'o Slt!le Kur ucl Zlntlt .... ..... ~ vu Sllrb Drug Store Swisher IDd Lo!ase'lloc store Goessler Jewelry Store' Marguerite'• Sh~; Slr.q En's lleslalll'lllf ' ' �• • ' Cage Titans Meet Pitting OSU, St. Louis SURPRISE HIM WllH A Cirftlancl John A.... 72 C.W. wood Sl C~nd L.tlrt a.t10 0 t 74 c•..,.aw ~yJU• ~edletlne 65 14 ClewPm4' ODd lleglster Prbes Nordmann, a ponderous, junior cent4?1', c11ptivated Hobby HorN Y.ou CaR't Come II Sebd A Card c....~am~ SPORN LEAGU'E Hiah .su,..., ·OK. l4 Hi&Jl T-hree Game frt~.. w. DudiHng 582 _ High Single Game, · Carl WilU, 6·10 In recording a 3.0 early record. SATURDAY', DECEMIEI l''- 10 II i:OO .BOSTON UPI ~ Bronco Horvath. of the Bo!ton 8rWns, leading storer in Hte National Hockey League, has reoovered from a toe injury. ~adquiirters ' . Mlddleporl . Team Tbree GaJftel, Pulverlz.. EAGLES CLUB sea~o n HORVATH RECOVIRS Authorized l\lacGregor 233 - DANCE M..,..lllers Qd· ·G:uests MUSIC ·JIY .. ,,;_... . err, 259'1 . i' Team Single Ganie, Pulverizers 947. • . Staftd:lfl;l' .Yf9a lMt Pet. ~nnanta · . . . . . . . . 12 _,; •• · Kilowatts ........ 28 14 ... 667 26~ J.S13~ .611 630 Pulverizers. . ...... . U Grimes Rocketeers ...... · 2! Trippers ......... 22'AI LabW!ers ......... 20 OUice : . ~· . . . . . . . liS Green Hbms . . . . 13 " " ' & !loll . . . . . . 6 · · THE BOB HERNDON TIUQ CHECK LIST FOR · ~of:GS:::ay DRESSES ,.. Bet...,orr. !olloii ~-IO~r,. otlfl le!l ~at~~ ·.iili£·. ~1'ito. the bad, ,MI. ~ '~~ '-•m outs hill .,., \J.I IP llf· M. H. Lambrlabt ai9PJMI!I the light Mfore the btll nne far tbe _.ven SHOES H£ADWEAR • llSJ; fJllR Jr,W..Jll' lh round. ' ;=::!:: ' ' t· ' · Team Sipgle . Oanit, bach Hd,.. 81A. .· · lta~IM. · · ,,.,.......... ~::;:::::;::;=:;;:...:;=::-- "81e of the Braves took i SPOU COATS FJ.WM m.so I I Ro·l Ge: I OAr '. • · . Rickard wa• at GalliPolis Cl Er1me . .. , . . . on~S~ot~u~rd~o~y~l~or~•~c~he~c~k~up;·~-~~~ii~~i~i MT•••--- vis 234 !!il!h Ind• .~ ~t,l! 6011 ~ T""!' 1 ;, , ,., to> 1128 lllirb T~··l ..a "'' , lte 21140 · lll.llf> , · · · ·.... .. .. . HouiWbelt . . . . . . . . . Stobar! ... . . IllS 167 morning service this Sun· with Richard Vallghlin to de· day 165 liver the sermon. The Sesaion Seledlon Committee reported on the new officer.t for Lhe- y~ar to be presented , to to th.e cburcb body. , to others present at the ' meetiri'g Robert Tewksbary, J. H. Ruasell Lyons, Jobn Fultz, Buchqnan, l4isa f•rie Er· MilS Susan Park, Mre. E. Mrs. Arthur Lewis Jill' .... '&!.' '' •, . - ...••"""•" ..-..-n.-5 i~~iiiiii3~00~~W~-~Sio~n~l~d~Sf~.~-~,.,~-~~-~~~~4a~2~,~·~-~-~,.~J'iiii '• I • I With The ' rislmas eme lSI . /.P.o~-o.~~-· -·· '· ·· 4 132 INDUifti~ • Lli.Gull llilh •- ,. elders wat · plrtLtfPatiOn · ~:ffi::. "ll"¥. ........ )34 . GIFTS F·OR THE FAMilY AND FRIENDS • ~!Iiiii' .-. · 141 ..... . ) Loans on Si&nature• ' .....,. ,. '' .. . . _ ; ......... l ..;~ "' ·" . . _. ...... $1000 Given Away Each Week , ............ . . .'~ Money for any worthy purpose up to · ~"9ti(!*RI AVG, off for Tbe regiatry showed that over in attendance J11ring ~be two d an. Prizes were Jlven to two ludr:y 1tinner11. J!renda Brown , daugh.ter of Mr. nd Mn. Donald Brown, Neiw Ha· ven, won.. an electric fry pan. Mra. . nard~ Fields, New Haven, won - eanned bam as a dOOl" prize. --~ - - - - - - - - )00 people were were Mrs. . · .••- .. fl!!rh InA. 1 Gao!>o,_a: Eberl- 1 1 Meet.....,.alexwith cash from us. service. · I I I I only, car or furniture. Phone: first for l .. trip evening. , , 1 Others playine were Mra. ~~· eU Bo&p, Mn. Mike Hackett 4Pt~ Mrs. Edna French. ', ; At the conch.! ..;on of the P4Y· . JQg the gueata were invited .tq 11~!!, · dln.ng room fOr · refreshrq~nij. ' The table wa• covered with t ;~a e)ot4 and decorated w1th qri~ and neen and red ChrtSU.., 'balls. - - - - - - - - )6!lc.- ~ ,. , ..1.1, .. .. ;\:.;!~ 0 113 FIIO!I f35.75 Neither of the two c:lubl was McHale, obvlouely disappoint~. ahle to !wing a single dei.l al- ''There 11 still .plenty of time for thouch both tried In every posal· us to shop around." ble direction, G~neral Manager Johnn~ \fe- Rohio tbelr thanks to the New Havt:n lkuineu Men , the 1Jou Club, the fire doep~~rtment •"'- ether~ wbo eooperated 10 e .santa'• viait poMible. "the Bizlar wbi('h wa s held from Pridly tbrou.ch Salurdl)' Wd termed llUCceuful. llrt. Ro•-rt w-1 U11 J a a . Ot hi ift, generaJ chair• mn of 1M ennt. e:r.tended her per.....-at thanka to all who helpM~ tnd reported that abe was very pleased with the results. Church Elders 1114 !IJ!l 107 4116 Hold Business 1<8 1qo 207 w , by Alligator uld "-•t ez~ meetml in the e!hureb bui.ment Wuise and Sue Adkinl an• • ...:. "' - r Tuesday and quilted. Tbote prtten~ 8Qnecutter attended I ~nt Dolll were Mn. Ert:ell Adkln•, Nd:Ue Hrandie1i Crusade in Pt. Plt!!lhnt and LouJ&e Adkins , Mrs. Allie Hafl· rnan . Mn. l.onn• Boo«uttea· and Mr and Mn. E41M' Abbott w-tre Chri•t• and Mn. AmJ BoMon. The HuntinJton v1Uton 'hHdaJ . Aid l"hnstma~ part: w1ll be 11n al' l Mn. Mrron Baile-y aad &on of . day aff11r 11 the !tome of 1(.n. Nel- f illlddleport were weekftKI (iUHtl lie Adkms on l>e<' 15, WIU. I of Mr. and Mn . Elmer Bailey . · · ·.. 180 215 293 608 , Clatwoj11t~ T.Of! Pl~t.... Avero~~an , ..... . 170 . ~~;,~:;J;)~~f Tetm T~e {lat;teo, Carllngo 1 11' V.~ ·, ·. . . . . . . . 169 ~247. I I · ~ .willo could let to him. Olfidall. ol the Womaal's Club Edison Bllr:er. .T. Tum IDWI•r TOPCOAT& "We're not giving, up," preaent ' Houdoohelt . . . . I bam ... .. ..... ll)lvr. ·. ·. . ... 2\1 liN IS6 1141 l ..se!!obaum ... , 137 .J2$ J.8!1 oi49 1 .. ' Vice Prelideot. Mrs. E. L · Hul)lel 0 ne w•• l h• larteA «<W., . .n Seuetary, Mrs. Noah Il.ukln&; Tru1urer, Mn. Wi.U Btyndlda JHn in New Hne• er"cW the Af!d Flower commiUee lba -.,.. , streets ~~~ last Yrldar everNal to nolda and Mn. Shirley };illJ. get a &hmpM of &.nt1 Cl.tut II ot•d' .., • _ he vlalted the towa. IK'•-.. atten lnl! were .111r1. SAW By tW time that S.nta rlll.de renee Milhoan, M;rs. Perry Mit('b, bit appearance at about 1:30 p. Mn. Herman Bailey and •rand- m. IIJ<!h 1 larxe t...wd biNI aJ~aughler, Mn. Moot Miller. lira. aembled al the Cllt" Buil.ia& .....oyolle&IIMIMller, MM','u· BIBuonchhe HMip- a traffi(' Jam wu <'ftated in 1\e .....n ' r) n; . .h Ier 0 I t•WJIU ' rs a e · - t OWD. Ml¥(1t ..Om 1!"' n, Mrt. L. . Diles Grlnllead had to recn~it hllpp to. &nd ~ra. Carl M•ttox. Llirect the traffic. L. Miner. The at!ajr waa beld i,n CODjUQCt ion with the anDllal U:oiLdq ....... C ub Suaion Held zaar •pon~ared by tbe New Ha· Mr1. Charles A8i Bradbwy en· ven Woman'• Club. tertained membera of her Card Santa wa.s tranJPQrted to tow.. Club Tue1day for thelr regular aboard the New Haven i'j~ evening <If -cards and their a;mual truck. H~ stop~ •t the lllhted Chriatmas p•rty. . Commumty CbrtatmM tree where be g.ave ~"~h cn:t t~I"..~lanlnd tbeq Prizes were won by Mrs. bert Schmoll, Mn. WiUiam CbU"'- moved to "'""' Cat.Y .oUI d I wJl,re Mrs. Dt>nald Mil1B and Mrs. 1 he handed out treats to al' of the Harris, who was a gueat tor tbe - - · - Dartt, ind Mn. Max Orndorff LaWI'tnce White, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Next W....s SeMclvl• Llbert:Y vs. Bawlings Jaycees va· Holaum Jr. OUAM VI White $29.95 to $65.50 lleCiawr-FREE -Rellster Middleport, Ohio . > Dave Darst, DurinJ theJr. evening the !dnginl Heln.c l.li repo~ aa improvtna:. of Christmas Cuols was enjoyed 1 the group and al&O a gift ex- 19 23 27 o. u. .. . " ¥.:· ~.,. . '=" ,•', , l'ltU~O,.'I' AFI'III!IOON I .· . ·;I.IAGUI ' l H~ Tb~ (ia!De Jjt!!>d', Mul· 10n. ~73. . . · .- • • : Hllh Sln~·, - Game, J. eOates 164. .. by: S'l'YLEMART MIDDISHADE BROOKF<IELD Cllrlst11111 Bonus: l4atft'rulllttr WQXer THE SHOE BOX Liberty Jaycees .. .. ........ ......... . 20 16 ~·r. A. M. 12 nil WHkl. hlults .Japctu 0 WbitN 3 Jtawlinp J Jr. OUAM 1 Uberty o Holaum 3 a. V. Glbb• . . . ·" . . 1114 w. Do~ilil·. 4 :Wr!~f : ... 177 ~· Duddfng . ",,....... 17~· I .v.. Robin Hood Eagle Kn.it l b¥ . ·.::: ...... ~:: IGrate TOP ~'5H IOWLIRS AVO. r suirs · _,. . · · · .. Ch r15 . t mas par ty . For Class Held Smart Home I 19 !l3 27 • 35'7 26 33.'l 11· Hlj'u; ,~a~,,~--/ ,. .... a. . "' At !pot luclr tlla.., S · 111~ pr~~~ o.~:, ~O....::;:':!i . anta '-i.aUS trlets e Oak Grove I. ~":'~ '.:.~ Willller the tolltn~inl oUice:n were elect· ...1 T N . Jla. Friday Social.Items :;n~~~:i~::·t~;ct1 ~.!:.::~~·.f: 't!:~J:'' ';:, fOWtl (} ew · VeQ tn:'1"u~~;,~·.:'.,:t,t:, ~..:: ltnt:,;:,.~ce:::d Loren•ao.·tili,. .lki tsr~' c·. . . C1ub Party bulineu meeti~t£ wu condu('ted by the presidmt, Mrs. Willi• An· Tl.l COUNTY LEAGUE thony. Plans were made to- lilt ,. balkets to be taken to needy Hilfl kor" Dac. 7 families for Chrl.ltma• and the ,J:Ilgh in d. 1 Y:ame, Grate 233 a:roup alao dilcusaed plans for , High Ind. 3 Games, Grate 608 . the deeoratlona at tbe church. lflgh Team 1 Galne Liberty 891 DevotionaJ leader for the eve--. Hllb Team 3 Gimes Liberty 2.527 nlng was Mr. Anthony wbo used Sfaftdlnif; Won Lost the Sec<lnd Chapter of Luke for 1.111um . . . . . . . . . . 24 15 the scripture and chose as hit bite . . . . . . . . . 23 16 topic "God'• Mercy at CbristmaR" Rawlina:s .......... .. . 22 17 . The opening prayer was given by Mt 17 ~· Searla-B. G~e ..... : i7~ ·-HOUSE..SLIPPERS COWBOY COMBAT SHOES = ~~ Team 1 Game Pulverberl' 947 • ,WCIItS Wear ~: :ft~::~~ 11~ !31 Team 3 Oamea, Pulvetiftts 2627- --·· Cutler · 11 :16 14.'1 SIASON HIGHt Jnd. S Game•. R. V. ~bbs, 8JS9 l(ld ·1 Gt~l'!, ·R. v. Glbbt. .• 'f.' VI, '' ='::,t :· .m New Yurk f8Jl:s last week when he led St. Louie to an upset victory m·t>r St. Jphn's, the 1959 National In· vit.oUon Tournament champion ~. 1'he BiJiikens also whipped Abl · lepe Cbrl&tian and Kansas St:tle . Turtcey ~: ~;. H. Clatworthy m Although only a !mphomore, Lucas aJready has lived up to his prt!ll notices a& the m'ltt publicized court star since Wilt Charn Derlain left Philaddphia i.\r Kanhl. The tl·9 cenler · averaged 25 points a game as the Buckeyes tl'aTllpled Wake Forest, Memphis, State, Pittlburgh aud Butler in tht>ir first four ouhng,w. GIVI A GIFT CRRI'IFICATI! Slreel OHIQ MIOH SCHOOL Middleport For Vital SEO Test I , 1 nc ..__ G Arl 195 S J. SJason ............ 505 The hGme ot Mra. Geora:e Hach '"'""'!-" ame- 1n ·• ' 1· kett Sr. wu deeonted throuJhout veder MB OM U for the ChrllfJnat 11e110n wheu mab single Gtme, Norman WFRit~~ ~~:~T I the Jolly Bunrh ~wing Club met Kloes 223 her home for their annual Te~m Three Game, Chipman's High ~~ Mullen puty The c aroler• 1 Jfarlqt, 23'1'2. th.e gue~ts at the tront Team Single Game, Qooss and Hi&b Sluele Game, P. Collin• 219 lind th~ gift. lor exehange Sons, 832 br pla~ at the feet of 1 lara:e Standln·,. Won Lost Pet. Tei~~ i222ee Games, N. Y. Cloth- San Ia Clause on II low table. Allsociattd Radio .. 27 12 6t! T o· I G N Y. Clothlnt The meeting wall pre......tect by a Cbapman'o JWI '""r•-t . .MI - I'• .··v--·r ·, ean:._;!mg e arne . ¥''"' IR _, Hot Rod• . . . . .... . 22 1'1 .~ StaNfllntt Won L Davis Warner ..... 21 U! Landmark ......... u 28 .zaz :;ore~ 5~0 ~ th.~: 1: Cross and Sont . . . 11 28 212 w or Jng · · SIASON HIGH$ . LaRa~~."s~..;,.· ·s,•••.•• 195 18 A,. Ind. 3 Games, "Roeb" J)avia, 6911 SIA...... SON HIGHS 24 1'\J. Ind. 1 Game "Bud .. :McK.inqey, 23fl Ind. Game5 P. Collins The Hearthstone c~ of the 498 3 Team 3 -Games Hot Rods 2tOO Firat Baptist Church met at the Ind. 1 Game P. Collins 21 9 home of Mr. and Mn. Paul smart Teaqa 1 Game, Hot Rods, 87B T.OP "5" IOWL.IIIS SIIUIS Team 3 Games Landmark 2224 · Tuesday for a pol luck dinner Arl 51.1 t .... Team 1 Game N. Y. ClOthing 840 and Chr ..,tmos . The Sm•rt vee er•.............. · · · · · · · · · · · · OlOIO" "5 .. sow• .. VG.... Rocks ,Davia IJ21 MTOP Eb. rob h • I ItS ~ was · decorated Woody v• '17 · e IC · · · · · · · · · 1in keeping with n,~IJ8 · · · · · · · · · · · · "' theme. 1 P. Colllns-M. Murray ... 151 Norman Kloes ·· · ··· · ··· · 508 · P. Mullen ······ · · 146 dinner a abort The g11.ne also will feature a due! between two strong AllAmerJea cAndidates - Big Bob N'ordmann of St. Louis and Ohio Slate'li Jerry Luca!'i. MACGREGOR GOLFSET . ~ DESK M. Houduholt 80\Vti:NG . ,~Uim'~•"':F , son. WI'I'B A . . . . . .II - Panthers Invade Mt.er a week of preliminary lparrmg, seventh-nmked St. Louis entertaiaH fourth · ranked Ohio Stal.e 1'bur.stlay night in college balketbaU's first collision l>etweea top-rated teams this sea- Gift Of A LifeTime r ... Free Classy Battle In Jacket Land SPOim Bu h Dally-Sef!llDel. Pom~ror·Mlddleport, o.. Deo. 10, 195~ Hlilo. ~ ""'- t. nr...a.liiol laitf.• llf. Houi• ' · uhelt, 597 ~. SROIIT High Slnate Gome. v .. Wlpple, 2ljt Team Three Game~, Swilber-Loh• aj J)USS 'natO~~~~r-tltime SHilTS by Arrow from f4. ' .. tt.wll"ll. · Pdl. ,WhiiJIIII Doubt Give Hiln A Gift Certificate ~ Here For Pomeroy's Treasure Ch,esl PRO RISULI'I Prep U.rn~tlonal ....t.al ...ketMU Aleoclatkln ClnciMatl 129, Detroit 119 117 Phllodolphlo 116 HCond bateman, and' left ~. Genet'al ManDevine said be · preb. hB: to bGth thote the end of the week. ,..,'J. ~it~ . . . 1IN "Home Of Arto" Sbirto'' I ·. W.· Loli• m~r.:. · 15 u Bwiaher-Lobse Drugs 22 lf Sport Center . . . . . . 22 14 ForemAD·Abbott . . . 18 18 GOO I DIUihert,Y In<. . . . . • ~~ 22 3lJ9 . DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. · cement . ' 8~ Centor Fireotone ... , ... , . : 7. 28 1M IIAio.Ni !lrajll · lltd. . 3. ~a. L. Jll•wood ~ I11d. · 1 Gu:te, R. Davis, J. -Dueri LDI)Il01rood22Z -. · .POMEROY, pmo . Team a Ga!ll~· Porperw " ' . Jllqet ~ Ceme.~ .• ,. to J.1f#Jjiii.iba;;,aded hittinl re••ona" •. G. Md(lnney: ~ .... : .. L l'JO ., . 1. Duerr .•: .. .... .- . . ... 1U 1 of the 1 H. ·Clot"OJ!IhY ... , .. , . 17i: · Manqer, oeorce .. Ia;;;. I there aren't . 8. JJcKioitoi. . . . . . . . too n 10-LOGN·A .,. . . ······ ·········.· lb 39c $100 0 ED STAR~~ ~o.thingTo. Buy i ~L•· :·, ~ · "<fti,i..o!s'l'.'~[' :•Hi . . • .. ..... ~-.~;l l1, . , ,•./ 1'M ,.,. into ALCiiGT $IRED Last W"ks Winnen $'50 ~ • Just Register . . :, T<t Joll~ ·lh~.fpirlt~f.Ciuisltnas your Pomeroy stores are giYing away $17~ eat!h week, . . •• lltll'lll!t ti>' ,~Uy1 Just register onCl! ....,h week in u maDy of the ~ listed belOw as you . ·wish. The ·riftt clrawtog will be neil :ll!!&daJ at 7 P.M. at the Tree m the parting lot in ·, . 11\!'wn:IOji.nifO!Iiori>y, Your Pomeroy st~ ue sparkllng Witb Yuletide lilhts and decora· tl~ns, tll8y.'i!l.as feStive as a Cbrislmas ~ as f'!ll of St. Nlclt:, Himself! , Tl!el'r~ a~rlmmlng ov_er wllh wondeif Ill gifts tor everyone :on JO)Il' list. Gifts pric· ti<al '!llt!i • I ... gifto sumptuous aDd simple ... gltts ta mate tbls Clnistmas t.ftAAL.ES 16'1. the meriiestev ! · It'• just a ff!W steps to everything you seek ill the way oJ a Chrlstm.. gift when you sllop lJi.lll>lneroy. Top,values, too ... that will ]Jelp your gifting dollars go farther! 5 .GIVEN WEE ·t l •• i . ·}· I' ) .,..... ..,.. ' ~!{ . . . ... ' Don't ........ To Look You . · Any F., . . GiSB. . BBU n&ra• I'.tllll£¥ 'J1dWy :t.dvel'ilsement s.-.-...~ By These ~nre Chest Stores • . .' ~ . •• ' Roblnsoo Laundry f•'*•' w...... If' Hanley mt1 Beuett ~ S&,re DoWille-Grotll, ·~ The Dally S.allnol ne .i fl .! .nr; ' . Modem Marl . ' B..ey'o Food Marl . ~ted K c Jewolen Clrele . . , . _ _ L ODd Z Sbopl Vope S..,. stare Gllm8re'o Slt!le Kur ucl Zlntlt .... ..... ~ vu Sllrb Drug Store Swisher IDd Lo!ase'lloc store Goessler Jewelry Store' Marguerite'• Sh~; Slr.q En's lleslalll'lllf ' ' �• ' • I D111J: Sellllllll, l'!Omeroy-llllddleport , 0 ., Dec. 10, 19~9 BJ:.TES .....-d. GDI !Mertioo. .Mamam cbarl• - to oema • . . . . par word for tbret eooeeeutift 1Diertioo&. .....,., -ODe moDth tot JO cen\1 PW wo._.-d. llall Ate of I omti per word will be ebue~ for ldvertiainll ·• -paid wMlaiD. 10 dar• L't.er receiving bill. ~ lD Advertiodnc- Sbollld be reported 111unediately. Til llolq-SIIIiioel will D04: be r.poGI!Ible tor more UlAn one , __ M 1 DAY 8 DAYS 80c 90c 11.20 fl.DC toe t1 DAYr 1 M:O 5-1.36 M-M 1!.80 ..,.00 :a._• 7lc: f2.26 17.50 reoelted b7 10 A Jl. will be In Lhat day'• paper. Ill Notices_______ ! (9 ) F or Sale -, 'ICINDUNG WOOD FOR '-'===~------- the baulioe. Pick up ,lny time •t 008 E- Main St.. Pomeroy. 12-Nte FB1Z SEE THE 1960 Full Trailer Load - - - -· - - -- I KARRPomeroy, & VANehJo ZANDT . ni~ HAY FOR SALE AT MORE F Ch 1 .1!: Pom JOO~rm. ares · · COAL. lt.:.u·M, Pomeroy. ~J'..\o'l umu Gil ·- Y~t, l2-5·6tp PHONE 1:t-8·1ltp GUOO LUMP Hurry In To i';Ai~u:.&...,~iPLASTIC 1 I , 24-a for '"al·e Trade 1 19 w.muow bHnda and llhoildes, Vene lJan blmd•, aoJ kmd• oud ooloro POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY moval. Phone 6148. 12·:J..30tp o":th'!!~c: M. cooper. Phone 247.W' 2·D·:Jlp ~~~~~ .~:':..~ ·;~~~!"· :;;Yt,:~: ·~~~f~~!~.·"~;~~:;,RE~:~~ Legal Not-ice " .u .,••,: . 1 YOUt!h Fe II,OWShip, Holds Yule Party At Enterprl·se· Annual DJ'nner Of Syracuse Garden C.lub Is De'c. 11 ~ally Sentinel, Pomercy-Middleport, o ., Dec. 10 , 195 9-7 Mainly About People 11'1 Pomeroy I Mulb~erry, -~~~ ~-· I ;. ~d .._"'"'"~ ~~A- Mr. and .Mrt. Charles l!einilllr1tfl • nd sons of Columbuo were reeenl gue11ts of his parents, Mr. and M.ra. ~du Meinhart. Mr and Mrs. Charles Buck and Mrs. Charlell Burt were Gallipolis visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Willard Ebersbach visited Tuesday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Migbt, Bradbury. Miss Louise Gilmore and mother, "\frs. Elza Gilmore Sr., were GaUlpolls VISitors Wedne!May. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cantrell Sr. end Mr .and Mrs . Joe Cantrell Jr. and daughter, Sally, of Charleaton, W. {a ., spent Wednesday with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and l1rs. Robert Lehew. 1 ~ 100 011 ~state ~uuated, I, Um~tes Jcl~e B-f.f.t., . TELEVI~10N, ~d ~ectwn; decanter~ ~ ~- MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS fAin Just Register ~J ~w.o 1o1oo -I (Ii --"Or '"-J• r ~ -.;~ loOc CHIIISTMAS TREEs BOo Y;;;;;, cJtoice 1&r1e or small. M)c each, abOut Det. 7th- Flfe'a Middleport optQ 1(J a.m. to 7:30 p.m. 11 8il 121 GOOD BANK GRAVEL FOR •lo. lin. NeU lllddluwart Portland·SUver,.vme Rold.. ' . 12-J.-12tc ~ =~~~~: Control 2 le • BUSlNEIS READY ..,;eq:uipped, low rent, teady income. 1 Phone 82G-M. '------...i~~f. - FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE 883 M Gl - · !moreControl Supply Vauthan Pest Co. StOre. M.em• b N 1 er tl ational Peat Control AuoclatJon. 13-I·Ue Legal Noti,... ~w lid were distributed for 111e. LoGAL NOTIU Ce&e No. l2,963 1::1 t e te s ue M..,... """'om~a. who reside& at 41U HUlsdaJe Road, San Diego 16, t:aHfornla, and Evelyn Bensley Stomaka, who resldea at Mi~ Monteza.una Road, San Dieeo, Cah..tor· n,lll, the motner of .Bette Sue MeDON STIVEBS Cornu, the plaee of resldenc.e of the ~ther of Bette Sue McComas being unknown •nd cannot with reuonljbte dllilence be aaeert111 in· ed, will take noll"" that on the ·9tn day of December, 1959, tbe plalnLI1f, Edward Lee McC'omu a I • manor, by Lee McComas, his 'tton. N fnend, flied hia petition aiainat ~~~~~~·~P~om~oro~y~,~O~h~l~o:-:-1 ln..n~ toSW ber in the Court of Common Pleu M&.w....,. Meiga County, Ohio, In caae No: IJO ---· · _ ! 12,963, pny1n1 tor divorce and NEL ELECJ'RJC TRAIN, EX· BARNES·SIMPSON INSUBAN\i& other relief, on Ute &rounds of TRA IWitcbea •tnd tract. Call AleDtl, Mldteport. Fke, A.Uter gross netleet of duty and exU26·M. 12·.8lp Ita\) bJ1e, Bon . Phone 8311. trome cruelty. Said cause will be (ZOb' Insurance MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY IN( ( 'iQ I 1\Mrtne ~yppllft , UIID -and : : : . ltan Martne ..... 11'14 ltf¥1M · n~xt tI i COMPLETE INSURANCE- PB\i- teetlon. Lift~, Aulo, fh'e, Pollo. Don Milil, ~~~ ~:~~~:,;;.7 1:.o_after Prayer closed lhe mer.tint after whicb Mro. V. D. Edward I l\frl. Jlobert Warner MW Lucretia "·n· ""' helmer tmd Mra. Gerald WUderm.uth served a deuert course ~teireshmenta table ww... :~:~~~·~~: 'lh wbJte cover and ct an 1rrtngement of everareen ~rberry witb white tapen tied With boxwood In eryatal boldera on eitber aide. · · -., ,H S • GIFTS ~: ·A HIUISero • I COMPLETE COOLING op et · Thlt wee)!:'s Melp-Gallia·Maaon ni-'County Teen Canteen tnnJt to th,e Wahama Htgb SchOol GJJD witb the proaram entitled ''Whlte Christm1a Ball." The event this Saturday will start at 8 and end at mldnlaht. Hl&bUJht of the bll informal .yeninl will be tbi. selection of "IIIII s now .• n ueen'• from a field the 16th of eiiht oandldateo_. --·-.,..-,.c..,..,:: AND "EATING SYSTEMS • ..H,ARDW.RE · Pllolle •m" . · ·~ HAROLD CHASE, Mar. LoeuR 81. ;;:;;;:;:;;:;:~~~::;!== ' II l II I 19$6 CHEVROLET motor; oolid eab; tLU31 like new. Heat- . 1 I Wonted To Buy 1 ~ ~f:t.. ;_~r ~~:'.,£.~ s"MALL usEn cEMENT MIXER. I' Phone YU-6-22911. PtarJ Parker. 12 10 31P • l l4 t Ml~eport. r'Or Rent ... ...... tuOO.OIJ. Phuno 10.:10-U. ' ftOM-.M. ALWAYS OPEN t l.t J Roo I t:sto,e Real ·-----......... Legal Notice 13 f ~ ridllt I;g:~ ~:;:~~~u!:"rts . j . nn l1 ~ '1 10 Nt>W8 D>aiKIIu• l'.ll Weat~mm '"" J.,U 1.:00 Sian tiff P•..,. - WtHS:TV a;;nn::;..... , e-=-,-8C!hann.t t\..'tL:.:...O:.Jin 1 DJ;fJ"1U· 11-·00 American ~ln'o,"thnad : :30 ~~ky and Friend :00 -.u Franc~ao ·Beat fl:30 Vnu.- A:<~~n ftepron.e' 1:40 Weatherman 6:45 John Daly Newa NO l'li~ht · 7 :3D Gale Storm Show a :00 Donna "Rted Show 8:90 The Ileal Meeoy· 9:00 P_at Boone Sb~Jwroom 9:30 The lo•touebablea . lll:SO U S. BoroOT J'otrol 11:00 The NewsTon\gh1 '1:0" 'Scannlns the Woath• · =t :lt. Sports lteport 1~1e. La~ ShoW-·. r .. '~.•: 12:45 Sign Ofl \ 1:30 ;l:OO 2:30 3,00 8:30 t:OO S:SO e:OO fl·!i 6:to 6:-65 ?:00 7:30 8:.80 """"-r. ~M "'Reon""' I A lesdJne whtrt only one is needed ~ two had detednded,· ~ple in ~very hoapltal ~ ~n or mo ern rup. oply Obe 11 alc.k. MartetiJ}g Jedl ~:e "pretty reasonable" and Nfd ~lne it a far fr). frcmJ mattietiDg: Y r~pre~ant a eontrlbutlon. lly 10ft drlnkl or automobl'lflt .. 1 to;:umer~ to medica& PJ'GUtU. The initial pbase oC tJtt "~r. ancls C. Brown. prerijdpt of iq1 wtll center Otl tht! dhlcs rher"di f:rp., of Sloomfltld, N. WidelY Uled in the treitment ·o( ~ rna • e statement 11 a S.· rlteu.t~~atk dllea.-ea Kefutfir uld • anu-mo.g.9PC)Jy .. subcommittee in an openJnc stltement ' _;__-~----=:. opened an ipvesU&atlon of 411aa: prlce1. ~nsqmtrs ''JllpiJI. .e(lntri· blf:l.e" tbeir kli•re to rese.Ub be' D ...d. . .. , , • Blown -eowan:r!1 •• are "nor· --"'108ive" onii "Ill: ~0 . products 81'@ · ~od." •Jn his pre- '-" pared teJU~oJl¥, he ttid ~hi• ·.is proven by tilt ''rellljy aruptance . &lven tbem .by ·· the medical pro~· fe,.lon ." ·. ·. . , H!lNTINGTON {Spoelall - A A~ tbe out:Jet 9f ~ the ' h681'iDg, seall:!b throughout the 'I'Ti·Sttlte Cha.arman Estes K~fiUYflr CD· area iJ being condud:ed iJlY the Tenn.). served notice th.at 1]l.e wiU,fa,.llroad .._Community Committee: of preeen~ new-· legia~Uon if the· Huntipgton £or railroad " employ.ee~ gr.oup fmds -tbat drug ~rjcu are .wJw · have done an ouLRandingJob too hieh.. ..,-, ~ · -~ ~':~m!lftltytaeivlet!. · ~ ,(,. 1 , 11 WASHINGTON :~~~~ ~~~'t,::Ju~er - iJroad 'Men -,.a ·pric-1 • . 'Be Honored I...:. H • , m unllnltton . Blid ~hi• 1 Brow!\ ··aid J"~•t s.~!llllili: ~•·' ,Tne, ·ran ..,..iollltr :~•~~~~, , openl "\)ltnY I)U)Ilo01" tij.~fta ~~ c~:~, ;t>la~ ho;Oi'· e · t) ~; search pro~ ~.apd. ~lte~f th...t ~"'-j!.~ ~ thot •. neir o~evlabon . ol.' IIN'I ....4) ~ , . . ·. ~I "" " . daseases wlJl. be aqflOu~ Ui~ · r- , 1 ~Ye iu.m:IVF"' H Jad,lpbia tht.s . wpek. : ·'.' . ·,~lo ~tim •1·· '0 11!!1>! Brow• oai4 . .,.., .l!iot ~ ~ tliti fOI!J"I,.0!1<• , . P8tJy "Cannot '~X~Jand, n.~ llllt~S " ~"":" ey WO~ lftd'1,1Ye; ' . II• l)y ,loweriDg_, prf<eJ _.. ·. .· , • ~" -"• ,award .wJnne~ wUU;te:'i~J.:•. ••Atter all '' .Jit ~ld · • · 1 · • . · jd. Oa·' th~ .bUll of tbtJll- 'Partli!YJlAnot pu( ~ ~~JIIei ·~f :':1' ~. 'Ill!~ In ehlri~le, eivjo, ,folllh. medltlne In eve!)' medlttl\; ·tbeol ~lll'th.h _j,Qb Ot ·b - aclirit.J~, - ----...._.:.,\.._ wn ...,......eular emp..asls .on t-hetr .~ leadenbip qualification. •ii;JUI'\'1\'Gr Nomlnollona for the aWII!'d will · tie aee.pted until January 4. Nom· 11'/ar · lllalionl ... be 'mailed to P . o. \.dVIJ ·19' Box 157'7, Hqntiugtoo, w. va., add~ 1nJBed to ~Hermtn L. Arbenz. ··. "o\fevet9~IJI!inlf'~ ',:!lle) ·="T. .~-:1\III. ;~'!""~ ......_f!'::•· ·bl4 Ding Dong Sehool 0 :'lrl!rtr"lt'· 11 ·• · Last (}(4'!.-;..'f . · ,d bfOUD . Wdllarman John D"aly News 28 -)fen WaJt .Dilll.., 1Presenb Mtn ·' J'n.in ~Bllck Hawk 12-Pointers Not Having Their ' ' · >0:00 "'''tti ·'l!eti!<tf•es J0,3o BLI~k Saddle . 11:00 l'hf' NeWa TorQtit ! :till Sl:onrilnJ tho Weathot ......-!liJW It ;.I Ffido. !:~; ~ 'llb!1i/' ~~l' ~ •·""' Jtolii .m IIOOm •· " ' li:'x.i ~llloa~ _;__ . , . Your J1,18o Reporter 'lhe Eve Arden Show Restless Gun LOve Tbaat Bob Muaie Bingo Way of~ Day In Court The 'Gale Storm Sluft, B t th I ea e C oet Wbo Do You Trlllt Am.et:tean BaDdrtud IU.n ""Tin 'riD &tn PruoPco P.eat Firm Head Defends Price Charged Puhlit For Medicines 9:~ ;'f7;~~·Ht~ ~ ~.:00 t •113 l1:30 12:00 . l2:30 t :00 ! rwed~: ·.: . . .• ll ' ' uo ,. Spom ""Port ·1:10 Ute Sbo" · · L2>4D Slgn Qff -''-:;----::- ,WHY,N ..TV:. :t;hcrn-;el 13 f 4:00 ...Tb!_l;b_'isn~r ·'Day 1:16 :>ft'r~!l StOf_m. ,' 1:~ _ Edgf of ' N"Jgh 1 1:00 ··1 'he Thioee Stooge11 J:30 UfP.· ot Rlley HHl Arthur J .. Smith~.New• fJ:tft rhe Jule 'lh.ivlln Sbov. 1:30 Amos 'n Andy 7:00 U, S. "Marshall 1'30 ''!.l.ull!)p l¥( '. i 1:00 !Jetty Hutton Sbo• 8:30 J hn RiD 12:00 12:30 12!'4~ 1:00 1:30 2:00 l :30 3:00 8:30 ' , oo '' f~."'! 5 0 u·oo WYo.rw:Mleat.W .:.t!'~· - " . ~· .! l!oo · .-.., .J)\ •oo .AhitU. J. ~lii-'N .. I 8 ~n=!'J, !~ .:: fridla) · 8:15 Ciptatn Kangaioo 1:00 Cartoon Tbeater ~0:00 Red Rowe 10,30 Gn the Go 1111 otstoo~•· RUey e 11\..., 5:30 'the lJfe 9,30 Big Party 1:90 11 'O'clock New. l'lil ;nte...... ; ~ ·' . 2:8l1. ljii!~ '!f' ·"l' 1 Love lioiey lleoernbar Bride Love of "Ll1• S;e.a.rch for Tomorrow The GuJdmg Light Heart of the Clty A.A tb.e .wo.rld Tunn Fbr Better or ~orte House Party The MiUionaire Verdict f1 Your~ !!'~ £liahter Day :;::'""' SecnEillt ,"~~ ... . e .o g.., 1:15 /u.te RlvHn .Show • &:30 1\111~ D' Andy 7,p!l Sllo!JIW).SJOde ' 7,30 .DuPont •Sbow of lilo MontbjJ g~gz ~:!"M\~t;"~:_ !0:80 Person to Penon .1:00 11 ")'clock NaWI l:UI Theater 13 1 """ Sign Off !'~'"'·· motor 01 • ~ot Friti-·0 n! l l " · p1eas eourt ··" the cases. 1 IW , "1 ••• ' Tune ;Jn . ·9 t'O . sif.4lT· · On_.:·: vour . .Dial 1'111 •L1_il!Jai~~elile ~ to NA "'- ' "' . In allowed . Tbe ,pro- in the · Ita polhts he said. "This alreidy over- .,., II KRIS LE VILLAGE at 6 p. m. AU Meigs <:oun~ th~ famUles are " l(ahauga lL "''"~ · ··"' · Ohio • .. I 0,. ROUTE 7 ' '' ,, . ... ONE-FOURTH MILE •- latote o1 1•• a..wn.......... FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH C•h No. \1212 ln Masor. $4000.00. Ph'oO. Notlee 11 hereby siven that AINrlftMntt, P..,tt'• Ttrr.aH aiHI Spruce 3.&200. 12-8-811 Myrtle' Hlnlng wbose Post Office V•le lt., off IYHemut Awe.,. addre11 11 311 lllldwln Drive tantsT01'1! c11ter, Ohio, h11 · been dui.V ap11 zaot, (211 pointed 11 EKecutrtx ot the Estate of lva Brown late of Mellilll County Ohio, dectUO<I. . ' Dated · tlill 'ftb ell)' of December 1819, '. I ,_. ,_ --y -. TABER'S ~cCornu: NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT Science Fiet.ion Theater 7:30 This Man Dawson 8 :00 Trpubleshootera 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9'30 !!·Squad t:oo Today ~-" • :00-•'~~&-:~up /flow MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY rJetn"" 7:00 6 00 C II fa) 1c ' l·,asaroom : Oll nen FOR AU EDWARD LEE M COMAS a minor, b)> Lee , bil nett friend, Plaintiff. 6011 I, Mlln It ,_.., rU..: ·•• ' ·- WE!ISTER & FULTZ . 61MJ.J, • 1i zl If< .FOJ!. SALE AU. MODERN ~ /lttorneYO fDt l'l>lotlff ;:rd~ "!!~ BrownoU. Avtnq• . UZ) 10, lt,llf, 81; ill 7 It, 8to ~,C: =~=';.!.~ g~~ tl:.IO · · 'Wi!llthei"CC.if n~ Jaci ilaar ~ IW"l • 'ir.o 0111 ,t:u o:ts·· s~.~~~ ~"lather·. ae1 NAW!'I 8:41i Huntley BrJnl.dey Report t:OO '1 Ne~ HP>Id!ln-• (it "'·!ft ~·so Charinei 13"' -' 1'hursda: 11':00 ,39 ~f:ceseg~n:.~~ ~:o~e ~~~ ;:~B:••~d~CU:nt~'·_:H~e~~~eft~H~JIIll=d=en~~:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:::=:;:;:;:;:;;~ You Get Your Lite "i0:30 Take A Good Lo~~ COUNTRY STORE SERVICE STATION i t ·30 Ford Show 10:00 Wl11f TABER'S POWELL'S c;,,. 9,00 IN CONJUNCTION Kelly Tires $895. 8:00 8:30 BUY at £860 1:00 '1 :30 TO The December meeting of the New Haven Woman's Club will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 22, at the , home of Mrs. Paul Scally, president of the club. The meeting will be a Chdstmas party and members are asked to brlr1g a gift wrapped tor a patient ,at Lakin. Mrs. Scally wishes to call the date of the · meetlng to the attention of the members of the dub since It was erroneously printed in tbe Club .Book. T~h~e~r~eoa~~Hio:le~l;in~H~a~rl~e;m~.~r f~ll NOTHING Women'• Club To Meel WeAther ...nt NI' UJS Pletul"l" Huntley .Brinkley Beport Whirlvbtraa Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Staccato Baohol!l' F.thor 6:!:s 8:30 PRIZES Method l'st WSCS Observes Yule S T d· f IIIII... TWO $25 Approximately twenty-five mem· hers and ·guests attended 1 Silver Tea. sponsored 0.11 Tul!lsda)' b)ll ttle Bend Area members of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Tea waa held in the social rooms of the Mason Mtftbodlst Church with Mrs. Murl McGee and Mrs. William Wbitr serving as hostesses. :~~~isl Josep~ 1 Call Dick StarreH d Ad About Ml'ddlepOrl ~~~in& G I V El'lllllllI AWAY IN ~~rfW'..C::~o~a~ d~! A 1:00 Steamboa.t Bill 1:30 Svt;. ·Preston e:oo ll'1a:~tt & Scrugv st>o- CASH Silver Tea Held A·30 Comedy Time \0:00 DouR:J! Re Kl t0:30 Tteasure Hunt I 11 :00 Price Is Ria:bt 11 :30 Concentration 12:00 Truth or Conaequen~es 12:30 Jt Could Pe You 1·00 Mld Day Newt 1:15" Movietlmfl 3:00 Youn:g Dr. Malone 3:!0 From These Roots 4:00 House on ffigb Street 4:30 Split Personality 5:00 SteambQat Bill s,:l<l CJs<o Kid 6'00 SteaJ!Iboal BUl 6 : 1~ Th.e Jtro 1'batker Sbrnt 4 : 30 SDIIt Per10nality • a-tt I WSAZ.TV Channer 3 Cilannel3 - Tliursdq I • LUCtLll I>IAWI\1... 1fr and Mrs. Eddie Romine ere onfmed to their home bp illne11. Mr. and Mrs. Stacie Arnold moved Tuesday Into the Morgan apartnent an Athena Road, aJ\d \.~m t:ount~, ,,..-.~_:q..~-, . ~.m~ TELEVISION GUIDI I'll AJumu.um Jadden Sec•n• A..., Mldcll•pport. , hee 1!:1itlmate, ll11le Wippt!J A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3-Hc , i...wvAL NOTitE C1q No. 11~.:.1 The annual Christmas party of The Syracuse Garden Club will :,uppl)', .:.hJ Umon Avenue l't,.i.leroy, Un1o. U-3tHIU~ AlU. CUNDI'i,Ut:~G. RE~"IUGER".Inc un1U10W'n heirs of Mary tbe YouUl Fellowsblp of the En- ·have its annual Christmas dinner -- o~tton ~rvioe. Jack'-' Re.fr~JerJ.· · Lmallliy, Ot:ceased. wul ~ke notice terprise. E"8 Church waa held on Friday evening, December 11 at 19.18 47ft. lllCHARDSON HOUSE · .~n, New-" 14.Y1tll· ~.bon~,. ~- < 'ln111t .u:a Jhorrl8, aa AdnunistnLor Monday nenin& a~ the church wlih 6 p. m. in the firemen's room at W tsJt -.TO EXPRESS OUR .muler. from Kitchen with auto. I -~(;TIPN&;.~ _._ , 0.1' tlfe ~~~~taa.e 01 Lv.iary Lmdaay, de· the hostels, Betty Gnaeaer In City HalL t ro our fr1enda: for ~tl{ Muloerry , P?meroy. Phonill ' • ~te ....... '•" teittltd, on ~.ne 9tn cu1y ot uet..'em- charge. .. ' It ~ll bf followed b)' a pro· .,. lt,ll\'ny carda and their lUnd· :t.H 7 1 um1:1roy. Pohn!J , Crttt lraiffillil . -)., IJer; ·1wu1J, fued nts PeutLon in tne Group aingin& of Chriatmal!l ca- gram · exchange of gift,. UPJ-.-One o1 tbe n· 1 .\ help durmg our re· ___ 12 10 3t:t . .,,...., ,Pho... Yl'uDaLt! ·L."oun of Me1gs rol.!l opened the meetlns. ldr•. Fran- As an added feature there WW be storma: in memory the ' h01p1tal SINGER ZJG ZAG SEwJNQ. ,1l C' liradlorcL .... 1111egmg tnat lite perSonal cis H. Glazier read. Luke 2: 1-JQ &nd a pr_iztl' given for tile prettiest c Ed.sun a.lld Anna Hart CHINE. Like new. Oria:Jnally .-.._, , .'. e;s,uat.e Of l!l.tuli decedent is msuflt- gave the prayer. A short bu81oe&s fhspped package whl~b MU be Gibraltar to the Arc, 12 10 ltp cost over $300 OO. Pay oft balJ3D3 7. ~ ' $;2 cwnt to pay her deot..s and the sesslon was held with Ellie ArnoJd judged by Mta. Troy Zwilling, storm was ln ita~ fifth 1 _ 1, . an ce $U .oo. Payments JS.OO cna~Ces ol atJministermg her es· pretidlng:, The reports of the sec- Mrs. Eichinger and Mrs. Earl \ te~ml•~~j·.~~; day. It left Euro01 3 WE WISH TO EXPRESS oun per month. Phone . ·B-6tc ~ale; Lhat aaad decedent a1ed aeized retarY and U.Jurer were given. by Watkl:ns wbo will be guellts for seaa almott deserted of 343 12 heartfelt thank& to relativea, ---.,.... CL&LANDI ·-~~m h:c Simple ot tne touow1ug real D6tt..ie Brown 'and Bill Bentz. the dinner. · friends snd . nelghboro for their SINGER SEWING MACHINE " TV R•r,.lr - · "'"" Refreohmenll honoring the bh'th v..,els130while olficlalo beautiful floral otfenngs and Round, 66 mudeJ, arJg:lnally Phone "'J'ne rouowlng de,acrlbed real days of the last quarter were servup to lives loat on aympatby extended to us at the sold t or $bll79.ll0. Brand new Pomeror, OhHt. m. the County of Med ajl t1he of8 the m... to rOLIR ft time .IUlo.l.• llllf" on · nM coastal areu indicated an abatedeath 01t our Son·, F-Biher ~ conso1 1e$ ca net. Take over ""BY- CUSTOM .BUlLT KITcn"' ..' D.,. JI'I.Clgs,' ."'.tate ot, Ohio, h and in the Bill ar ore, un1or, usie, 1n1ae and 10 vompany s Pure ase, and in Brother, Hoyt WUUam curtis . men s 7.00 per month. Balance lllRned ~or your bom:J. Fret e• .uo:<ntz, ary Donna, Linda h fi Spect•l due ff:l4.ll0. Phone 343. 12-8-6tc Foreman aud Abbott• ::Section .No. ltl, of Town No. 2 and 1Carol and ment inIt twas e only ercenen of the r thanka to .Rev. Dou"laa a .ri.IJ .... l E Betty A · HJim II Carstorm. oD the selisthat 0 1 dGrueaer, Clr.tle, to the .neighbors who flfr- TWO WHEEL CAR TRAILER Phoue 8..9.84-Y. · (nge . . ,o, . ~a, to-wJt: .Begmnmg eon, rnes an mta a , a· wi.nds and squalls continued tlated In other waye, and Ul • ' . ·-+-- .a t11e uot'lheast corner o.J tile vld and Carol Stout. ,Qot~ illrown, fUDPII HQUDAJif!U.' · ,..recard pla}'er. BJH Jacoba RADIO 1o · 8M.A:I:IIt loutnwest qllll.rter of Lhe southwest Jerry Frick, Elsie Atoold RUth let-up. '' ' Stevenr li'uneraJ Home. Mother : Mrl- Zcrn Plerc~ Pomer~y Sunoco. 12-8-:.H~ appliance r~atr. Phone Ott, lquaner ot :lect10n No. 16· thence Ann Brothers. Carl Brannan received word Son: GeorJe CurtiH LOVELY ANTIQUE GIFTS srE\t.cClintock, RaoJne, Cblo. IIOUtll "'J ' of tne d.IUancc 'to the Adults' present were Mrs. Thom·flate Tuesday evening of the death 1 YORK UPI-Tbe ComBrother: ))envcr o . curtis CIAL pair Y.a Inch cut' glaBs 4-4-SOk 110um hne of aa1d u 1ence as Bentx, Mrs. Thelma Grueser, of his brother, Charles, of Penns· 1' party U. S. A. opens its Cobalt-blue 16overluy \\CIIt to the creek; thence follow· Mrs. Francis H. Glazier, Mrs. Or· boro, Va., who died at the St. national con.vention today at Saater: Mn. Hobert Newell 12 10 He $60 each . 700 W. Main St. , u.g tile creek nol"lh to th.e north ville Drown, Mrs. GeorJe Brothers Hosp.ttal in Parkersburg, -----Pomeroy . Phone .J. . _ te Jme of tile souLnwest quarter ot and idrs. James Hall. where he h.td been a patient aance 6181 12 8 6 - -- l!aJd sect JOn; thence east to the laat Friday nlsht. Mr. and Mra.~~~~E.r:1of the High US) i\ut...l ~cues Excl.USIVE- DISTRiBUToRs FOR J.liace ul" oegmnang, containing Brannan had been in Parkersburg They be home - - · - - - -- - - ·--~ - Moore Bu~lnea t,orma, rcgi.&ter I lll't!llty (:tO) aCI"e&, more or less, ex· Tuesday w.ith the fam~ly at the night. J9M ·-BUI<JK VB Sl'ECIAL, $995. carb~n, llllock boob, etc. Quick ccpt the coal and o~her maneraJ hospital and liad only been home Mra. N. Eaat ia\ in Charlea2 Door Sedan. SpoUe•• origin· l!CI'Yicc . Quallt)> Print Shop, unuer sa1t.l descr~bed real eau1te. a shOrt trme when hia brother visiting with her mother. al two · tone &reen fio~&b. DynaMlt.ldleport, Phone 6041 v. "J'hc prayer ut rwud Pctlllon is died. Stephanie Pullen who has been floff drive. New Buick trade-in. 12·9·11tc fur tne sute uf said real estate for eOSQft UeS ay MisB Carol Criswell who is at· on crutches tor the past four 12·9·6Lc - - - - - - - - - - - - Before 9:30 A.M. Jhc payment oi (1ecedent's debts "Christmas Cuatoms m Other tendJng the Patricia .Stevem; due to pulled ligamenta Bltettll.llra, Pomeroy. Middleport 613I.J and cnll!r&cll o.t adnhmstertne ber,Landa" was the _topic of the de· Schoo~ of Chicago arrived Tues- m leg now has a east on her 19M FOKD Vs- C.Li.sro.Ml.iN!!:, Pomeroy S2S enate aqu other reJieL .vot.iona by Miaa Aua:usta Genheim· day nliht to spend ber Christmas leg and Ia in a walker. MQ5. 2 Door ~edan. New pamt KAUTZ fiiiD STORI "lDc persona lirat above mention- er and the proaram by Mrs. Glen vacation With ber parents, Mr. job. Exceptional 1n condltton. At Ch•at..cd Will 1unner take notace ttaat BtU when the WSCS of the United and Mrs. James Criswell. M.ias Blaettnara, Pomeroy . 12·D·tstc HAMILLyj=;'v~C~4:TATION U1cy nave Deen made parties de-l Methodist Church met Tuesday Criswell is a graduate of Middle-- ..,. lt:i•Uam to said 1-'ctltion, and that 1evenln& at the ehurch. port H~b, cla11 of '!19. . 9 1"1 :00 A.M. lhcy cu·e requued tu answer the A number of Chrlstmat songa Mr. and Mrs. R. L. M11ler and ! tlkl PONTIAC V8 TWO Doon Sedan. $1,::!9~. Hydramolic. Ex· pc"f:e,C1 AIINny 3353 &~me on or before the tlth day ot were auna durin& the devotional granddau&hter, Jyl Beaver, were in Wllolesaa. cepttonal. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. t..~"' NT Every Day Service .ruoruary, 1961}. pM'iod and prayer waa &lven by Columbus laat weekend to v'lait 12·t-ete fSf !ItA MORRIS, as Adminis- Miss Genhe1mer. Mra. Dill told of wltb Mill Donna Miller. ·FORD VB LANE~ fO~ LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH tnuor 01 the t.state of Mary the Cbriatmas euatoma in Mexico, Mra. George Hackett Jr., local 2 Door Sedan. Ucautiful turpS ed, delivered and spreall on Lllldsay, deceased. Korea, Borneo and Sarawak. She and Mrs. Don Mullen and Mn. quobe and white fmish . .BlJtct· pO driveways and roadlo. Sbulers WE.BSTt.tt & !'"ULTZ, waa a8t!llsted by .Mrt. Eugene Charle.s Mullen wer~ in Columbus l p Construction, Phone Middle- J'omcroy, On.io Brown, Mrs. Ha(ry P. SoUth and Wednesday. . nars, omeroy, 12·9·tltc port 8018. 11-28-tfc IAltorneyll lor Adminiatta\or Mra. Allen Eichint:er, Geora:e Dallas. band directcw 1 ... CINn u ... IU2l 10, 17. 24, 31; (1) 7, 14, 21, 7t.t During the butineasae•iion with yeatetday morning, for CbiMo... Modolo (20 ) TermJ'te Ml10 Lydia Eberobaoh P"'•idlns, Ill., where be will attend MlddleJIOli, Qldo MIITROPOLITAN 0 the cook booka which htve mlv· 13th anodal Mid-Weat NationPllone IOI.f.M ~!!'·:"' 'I ' I' I I .AT TODAY! .,II - - - I NEW 60 "CHEVIES ARRIVED '· - - Young Adult Class Prepares Box For Overseas - card 0( l'baD Mid Specta,l Not\cel ol Event.r. $1.00. Obhuar:iet Jl'btitbed M 1 ee01 per WQ.t"(L , - - - - .._,._.. : Holds Christmas Party Tuesday A turke)' dinner was served Mon· day at 7 p. r.t . when the MeJgs .:.·o unty Ridins Club, their families and the Meigs County 4·H Pleasun:o Riders met In the dinin g room of tbe Rock Springs Grange Hall for a Christmas party. . The. room was decorated in keepme wah the Christmas season including a Christmas tree u~der whicb gifts for exchange were plac· eel. Following the dinner fUms on various hor&e shows were shown by E. J . Hill aod Robert Gooch. home m MJddle.port. · Dal e Kautz worthy m 1ster, preI r OL' R - ROOM HOUSE lN MINERSThe progn1m ior the afternoon sided and a communication was VlLLE. $:.::5 a month . Phone presented the following pil.no read from the Tubercul011i.a and 68l 2·M. 12 10 3tc uoloa Run Little Lamb by Mary Heallh Anociation . Carl Kautz u · Lou Radford; The D1nner Party plained briefiy the work of the As \I I J Help Wanted by Mary Virginia Burkett; The sodation and a contribution waa i'rOGle and the fi&hea by Dennis made The sewing and cooking con· WANTED A MIDDL"... AGE H..ac.keU, Sleepy Tame by Sheba housukeeper for eJderly couple. LJCVIllg, ltam On My Window by tests for the coming year were ex· Hue aU modern convemence&. kebecca Rad(ord, C.tr.metie Lullaby p~ained by Mrs. C. N. Jones, who P. 0 . Box :l02, Pomeroy, Ohio. IJ)' Lmda Sue Hackett. urged all members to partidpate. 1_2,-·3_·::"cc'c:---:::::=-:-:c:--cc:-- l An , accordJan sol{) "'The Magie c. N. Jones, county deputy, spoke GIHL FOR GENEkAL HOUSE Lamp wu played by Remalee bri efly on the work of the Grange work ~lust live m Call HUJg·M. Num and was followed by ,.The and urged the group to partici1 _ _ tc. Star Gazers'' a pJano solo by Bill pate in the ritualistic contest tbis A comfort was tied to be sent in 12 8 3 Jackett. Arthur Casci also play- year. a mlss1on box overseas when the -~ ed an accordtan solo "ltaJtao '"Christmas" was tbe theme of women of the Young Adult Class of \\AN fED LADY BOOKKEEPER , .folksong ." the program presented by ~nle the Pomeroy First Baptist Church for local e stablishment. Bus1Oth.er piano solos on the pro· Koblentz. GrouR sinr;ng of "Whate ~net Monday evening at the church. n e~s expenence . pre!erred but gram were "Blue Danube W.a!tz" Christmas" opehed tb..l program, Mrs. Harold Lemle)' , president. nui nece~sary. hnu sh re(er- oy Jane !Jiron; "Cowboy Cl)arl..e" followed by "The S'.ory of Christ- conducted a short business o!lession euces. Wnw Box 6b8·B, % The by Sam Hood; "On Your Toea" bY mas" by Joan Kautz. Safety re· a 1d plana were made for the ChnstUally. Sentmel, ' Pomeroy, Ohio. il.avad Jenkuu; ''Jmruustu. Ride" ~ ~arks for Christmas were given by mas treats for the children of the 12 l0-3tc by Hose .Marie Hackett; "Dorothy" Lois McCain. A pittno medley of church. Mrs. Wald Gorby, Mn. li)' hula TbeiBS aud "The Way· Christmas carob by PJitty Koblentz ?uy Cowan, Mrs. Orval Wile& and ~I b1 UUj.)IU':WIIltiilt~. 11u.de (;hapel" by Kay Jenkmson. precedeli. Christmas Customs in' .l.lrs. ~mley will serve on the treat Wonted • On saturday atLernoon the other lands by the officers of the commt~tee . . children had a rehearsal for thelt Grange. A contest on wrapping Plans were at.o made for a IRONING AND BABY SITTING recital. To the rehearsal they eac4 1Cbrilltmaa g.lfls was held after Christmas party and gift exchange 1 at home or out bY day or week. ~v1ted a juest and after the whi.ch the pro&ran;t, closed with for the class at th_e home of Mr. Write % The Daily Sentinel. Saturday program the &roup en- group li~gine of ~t Came Upon and Mrs. ~y Oomtgan on Decem· Box 66BA Pomeroy Ohio · joyed a party with refreshments the Midmght Clear. ber 18 at 7.30 p. m. 12-5·6tc ' ' · bemg .!lerved by the 1r t.eacner At tbe dose of the meetini there At the close of the meeting a Mrs. Hackett wha was assJsted bY was an exchanse of gifts. GU1..8 shott devotional service was led bY her mother, Mrs. Paul Smart. were placed under a decorated Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel after which l20) Business ServiCeS tree. a _d essert course was served b)l Mrs. Oyster stew, ham sandwichea R1chard Owena, Mrs. Chester ZirMUEL.LER FURNACIIt. .. , WISTINGJ Of pickles,, coffee and candy we~ tie and Mrs. Lemley. HOUSE appll•ncn Arnold Broserved by the Home Economic Present were those nr.41ed above thtn, Syrtcuttl, Ohio. PhOM· co.mmittee. and Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mrs. Har836-Y. 11 19 tfc. .~ - ~[NTEft:NATION · 1 Due to Christmas t~ere will be ry Lee Bailey. Mrs. Jane Snaufel 808'5 TREE SIRVICE AND .RE·I chain holst, 1 yr. no December 22 meehng. and Mrs. Leroy Rusche!. - pel' WO&D8 1Chester Grange Turkey Dinner Held . Last Sunday afternoon tbe mu-~ Approximately oo were present F URN lliHED TWO ROOM .MOD- &lC pupils o1 Mh. Phylla Hackett for the rt>gular meeting and Ctu'latern l'ffir;Jency apartment. Phone presented a recital wah their mas p1:1rty of Chester Grange on 6419. 12-4-6tc lamtlles a s guests at the Hackett Tuesday evening PHONE 398 I_.. Music Students Present Recital For Parents a ooM APARTMENT WITH three bedrooms, batb, plUJ earage. Two block• rro .. b....... distri ct. CalJ 401 -J . 12-4-atc RooMs c LusE IN roWN. 121 Butternut Ave. 11 30 1'2k --~--~ CON8lSTBNT DEPENDABLE R£SULTS .... • srx ADS WANT na ------------·-~~·~· I : 'IELOW· . '' ' " ' •' • .,SlLVER ' . �• ' • I D111J: Sellllllll, l'!Omeroy-llllddleport , 0 ., Dec. 10, 19~9 BJ:.TES .....-d. GDI !Mertioo. .Mamam cbarl• - to oema • . . . . par word for tbret eooeeeutift 1Diertioo&. .....,., -ODe moDth tot JO cen\1 PW wo._.-d. llall Ate of I omti per word will be ebue~ for ldvertiainll ·• -paid wMlaiD. 10 dar• L't.er receiving bill. ~ lD Advertiodnc- Sbollld be reported 111unediately. Til llolq-SIIIiioel will D04: be r.poGI!Ible tor more UlAn one , __ M 1 DAY 8 DAYS 80c 90c 11.20 fl.DC toe t1 DAYr 1 M:O 5-1.36 M-M 1!.80 ..,.00 :a._• 7lc: f2.26 17.50 reoelted b7 10 A Jl. will be In Lhat day'• paper. Ill Notices_______ ! (9 ) F or Sale -, 'ICINDUNG WOOD FOR '-'===~------- the baulioe. Pick up ,lny time •t 008 E- Main St.. Pomeroy. 12-Nte FB1Z SEE THE 1960 Full Trailer Load - - - -· - - -- I KARRPomeroy, & VANehJo ZANDT . ni~ HAY FOR SALE AT MORE F Ch 1 .1!: Pom JOO~rm. ares · · COAL. lt.:.u·M, Pomeroy. ~J'..\o'l umu Gil ·- Y~t, l2-5·6tp PHONE 1:t-8·1ltp GUOO LUMP Hurry In To i';Ai~u:.&...,~iPLASTIC 1 I , 24-a for '"al·e Trade 1 19 w.muow bHnda and llhoildes, Vene lJan blmd•, aoJ kmd• oud ooloro POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY moval. Phone 6148. 12·:J..30tp o":th'!!~c: M. cooper. Phone 247.W' 2·D·:Jlp ~~~~~ .~:':..~ ·;~~~!"· :;;Yt,:~: ·~~~f~~!~.·"~;~~:;,RE~:~~ Legal Not-ice " .u .,••,: . 1 YOUt!h Fe II,OWShip, Holds Yule Party At Enterprl·se· Annual DJ'nner Of Syracuse Garden C.lub Is De'c. 11 ~ally Sentinel, Pomercy-Middleport, o ., Dec. 10 , 195 9-7 Mainly About People 11'1 Pomeroy I Mulb~erry, -~~~ ~-· I ;. ~d .._"'"'"~ ~~A- Mr. and .Mrt. Charles l!einilllr1tfl • nd sons of Columbuo were reeenl gue11ts of his parents, Mr. and M.ra. ~du Meinhart. Mr and Mrs. Charles Buck and Mrs. Charlell Burt were Gallipolis visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Willard Ebersbach visited Tuesday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Migbt, Bradbury. Miss Louise Gilmore and mother, "\frs. Elza Gilmore Sr., were GaUlpolls VISitors Wedne!May. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cantrell Sr. end Mr .and Mrs . Joe Cantrell Jr. and daughter, Sally, of Charleaton, W. {a ., spent Wednesday with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and l1rs. Robert Lehew. 1 ~ 100 011 ~state ~uuated, I, Um~tes Jcl~e B-f.f.t., . TELEVI~10N, ~d ~ectwn; decanter~ ~ ~- MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS fAin Just Register ~J ~w.o 1o1oo -I (Ii --"Or '"-J• r ~ -.;~ loOc CHIIISTMAS TREEs BOo Y;;;;;, cJtoice 1&r1e or small. M)c each, abOut Det. 7th- Flfe'a Middleport optQ 1(J a.m. to 7:30 p.m. 11 8il 121 GOOD BANK GRAVEL FOR •lo. lin. NeU lllddluwart Portland·SUver,.vme Rold.. ' . 12-J.-12tc ~ =~~~~: Control 2 le • BUSlNEIS READY ..,;eq:uipped, low rent, teady income. 1 Phone 82G-M. '------...i~~f. - FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE 883 M Gl - · !moreControl Supply Vauthan Pest Co. StOre. M.em• b N 1 er tl ational Peat Control AuoclatJon. 13-I·Ue Legal Noti,... ~w lid were distributed for 111e. LoGAL NOTIU Ce&e No. l2,963 1::1 t e te s ue M..,... """'om~a. who reside& at 41U HUlsdaJe Road, San Diego 16, t:aHfornla, and Evelyn Bensley Stomaka, who resldea at Mi~ Monteza.una Road, San Dieeo, Cah..tor· n,lll, the motner of .Bette Sue MeDON STIVEBS Cornu, the plaee of resldenc.e of the ~ther of Bette Sue McComas being unknown •nd cannot with reuonljbte dllilence be aaeert111 in· ed, will take noll"" that on the ·9tn day of December, 1959, tbe plalnLI1f, Edward Lee McC'omu a I • manor, by Lee McComas, his 'tton. N fnend, flied hia petition aiainat ~~~~~~·~P~om~oro~y~,~O~h~l~o:-:-1 ln..n~ toSW ber in the Court of Common Pleu M&.w....,. Meiga County, Ohio, In caae No: IJO ---· · _ ! 12,963, pny1n1 tor divorce and NEL ELECJ'RJC TRAIN, EX· BARNES·SIMPSON INSUBAN\i& other relief, on Ute &rounds of TRA IWitcbea •tnd tract. Call AleDtl, Mldteport. Fke, A.Uter gross netleet of duty and exU26·M. 12·.8lp Ita\) bJ1e, Bon . Phone 8311. trome cruelty. Said cause will be (ZOb' Insurance MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY IN( ( 'iQ I 1\Mrtne ~yppllft , UIID -and : : : . ltan Martne ..... 11'14 ltf¥1M · n~xt tI i COMPLETE INSURANCE- PB\i- teetlon. Lift~, Aulo, fh'e, Pollo. Don Milil, ~~~ ~:~~~:,;;.7 1:.o_after Prayer closed lhe mer.tint after whicb Mro. V. D. Edward I l\frl. Jlobert Warner MW Lucretia "·n· ""' helmer tmd Mra. Gerald WUderm.uth served a deuert course ~teireshmenta table ww... :~:~~~·~~: 'lh wbJte cover and ct an 1rrtngement of everareen ~rberry witb white tapen tied With boxwood In eryatal boldera on eitber aide. · · -., ,H S • GIFTS ~: ·A HIUISero • I COMPLETE COOLING op et · Thlt wee)!:'s Melp-Gallia·Maaon ni-'County Teen Canteen tnnJt to th,e Wahama Htgb SchOol GJJD witb the proaram entitled ''Whlte Christm1a Ball." The event this Saturday will start at 8 and end at mldnlaht. Hl&bUJht of the bll informal .yeninl will be tbi. selection of "IIIII s now .• n ueen'• from a field the 16th of eiiht oandldateo_. --·-.,..-,.c..,..,:: AND "EATING SYSTEMS • ..H,ARDW.RE · Pllolle •m" . · ·~ HAROLD CHASE, Mar. LoeuR 81. ;;:;;;:;:;;:;:~~~::;!== ' II l II I 19$6 CHEVROLET motor; oolid eab; tLU31 like new. Heat- . 1 I Wonted To Buy 1 ~ ~f:t.. ;_~r ~~:'.,£.~ s"MALL usEn cEMENT MIXER. I' Phone YU-6-22911. PtarJ Parker. 12 10 31P • l l4 t Ml~eport. r'Or Rent ... ...... tuOO.OIJ. Phuno 10.:10-U. ' ftOM-.M. ALWAYS OPEN t l.t J Roo I t:sto,e Real ·-----......... Legal Notice 13 f ~ ridllt I;g:~ ~:;:~~~u!:"rts . j . nn l1 ~ '1 10 Nt>W8 D>aiKIIu• l'.ll Weat~mm '"" J.,U 1.:00 Sian tiff P•..,. - WtHS:TV a;;nn::;..... , e-=-,-8C!hann.t t\..'tL:.:...O:.Jin 1 DJ;fJ"1U· 11-·00 American ~ln'o,"thnad : :30 ~~ky and Friend :00 -.u Franc~ao ·Beat fl:30 Vnu.- A:<~~n ftepron.e' 1:40 Weatherman 6:45 John Daly Newa NO l'li~ht · 7 :3D Gale Storm Show a :00 Donna "Rted Show 8:90 The Ileal Meeoy· 9:00 P_at Boone Sb~Jwroom 9:30 The lo•touebablea . lll:SO U S. BoroOT J'otrol 11:00 The NewsTon\gh1 '1:0" 'Scannlns the Woath• · =t :lt. Sports lteport 1~1e. La~ ShoW-·. r .. '~.•: 12:45 Sign Ofl \ 1:30 ;l:OO 2:30 3,00 8:30 t:OO S:SO e:OO fl·!i 6:to 6:-65 ?:00 7:30 8:.80 """"-r. ~M "'Reon""' I A lesdJne whtrt only one is needed ~ two had detednded,· ~ple in ~very hoapltal ~ ~n or mo ern rup. oply Obe 11 alc.k. MartetiJ}g Jedl ~:e "pretty reasonable" and Nfd ~lne it a far fr). frcmJ mattietiDg: Y r~pre~ant a eontrlbutlon. lly 10ft drlnkl or automobl'lflt .. 1 to;:umer~ to medica& PJ'GUtU. The initial pbase oC tJtt "~r. ancls C. Brown. prerijdpt of iq1 wtll center Otl tht! dhlcs rher"di f:rp., of Sloomfltld, N. WidelY Uled in the treitment ·o( ~ rna • e statement 11 a S.· rlteu.t~~atk dllea.-ea Kefutfir uld • anu-mo.g.9PC)Jy .. subcommittee in an openJnc stltement ' _;__-~----=:. opened an ipvesU&atlon of 411aa: prlce1. ~nsqmtrs ''JllpiJI. .e(lntri· blf:l.e" tbeir kli•re to rese.Ub be' D ...d. . .. , , • Blown -eowan:r!1 •• are "nor· --"'108ive" onii "Ill: ~0 . products 81'@ · ~od." •Jn his pre- '-" pared teJU~oJl¥, he ttid ~hi• ·.is proven by tilt ''rellljy aruptance . &lven tbem .by ·· the medical pro~· fe,.lon ." ·. ·. . , H!lNTINGTON {Spoelall - A A~ tbe out:Jet 9f ~ the ' h681'iDg, seall:!b throughout the 'I'Ti·Sttlte Cha.arman Estes K~fiUYflr CD· area iJ being condud:ed iJlY the Tenn.). served notice th.at 1]l.e wiU,fa,.llroad .._Community Committee: of preeen~ new-· legia~Uon if the· Huntipgton £or railroad " employ.ee~ gr.oup fmds -tbat drug ~rjcu are .wJw · have done an ouLRandingJob too hieh.. ..,-, ~ · -~ ~':~m!lftltytaeivlet!. · ~ ,(,. 1 , 11 WASHINGTON :~~~~ ~~~'t,::Ju~er - iJroad 'Men -,.a ·pric-1 • . 'Be Honored I...:. H • , m unllnltton . Blid ~hi• 1 Brow!\ ··aid J"~•t s.~!llllili: ~•·' ,Tne, ·ran ..,..iollltr :~•~~~~, , openl "\)ltnY I)U)Ilo01" tij.~fta ~~ c~:~, ;t>la~ ho;Oi'· e · t) ~; search pro~ ~.apd. ~lte~f th...t ~"'-j!.~ ~ thot •. neir o~evlabon . ol.' IIN'I ....4) ~ , . . ·. ~I "" " . daseases wlJl. be aqflOu~ Ui~ · r- , 1 ~Ye iu.m:IVF"' H Jad,lpbia tht.s . wpek. : ·'.' . ·,~lo ~tim •1·· '0 11!!1>! Brow• oai4 . .,.., .l!iot ~ ~ tliti fOI!J"I,.0!1<• , . P8tJy "Cannot '~X~Jand, n.~ llllt~S " ~"":" ey WO~ lftd'1,1Ye; ' . II• l)y ,loweriDg_, prf<eJ _.. ·. .· , • ~" -"• ,award .wJnne~ wUU;te:'i~J.:•. ••Atter all '' .Jit ~ld · • · 1 · • . · jd. Oa·' th~ .bUll of tbtJll- 'Partli!YJlAnot pu( ~ ~~JIIei ·~f :':1' ~. 'Ill!~ In ehlri~le, eivjo, ,folllh. medltlne In eve!)' medlttl\; ·tbeol ~lll'th.h _j,Qb Ot ·b - aclirit.J~, - ----...._.:.,\.._ wn ...,......eular emp..asls .on t-hetr .~ leadenbip qualification. •ii;JUI'\'1\'Gr Nomlnollona for the aWII!'d will · tie aee.pted until January 4. Nom· 11'/ar · lllalionl ... be 'mailed to P . o. \.dVIJ ·19' Box 157'7, Hqntiugtoo, w. va., add~ 1nJBed to ~Hermtn L. Arbenz. ··. "o\fevet9~IJI!inlf'~ ',:!lle) ·="T. .~-:1\III. ;~'!""~ ......_f!'::•· ·bl4 Ding Dong Sehool 0 :'lrl!rtr"lt'· 11 ·• · Last (}(4'!.-;..'f . · ,d bfOUD . Wdllarman John D"aly News 28 -)fen WaJt .Dilll.., 1Presenb Mtn ·' J'n.in ~Bllck Hawk 12-Pointers Not Having Their ' ' · >0:00 "'''tti ·'l!eti!<tf•es J0,3o BLI~k Saddle . 11:00 l'hf' NeWa TorQtit ! :till Sl:onrilnJ tho Weathot ......-!liJW It ;.I Ffido. !:~; ~ 'llb!1i/' ~~l' ~ •·""' Jtolii .m IIOOm •· " ' li:'x.i ~llloa~ _;__ . , . Your J1,18o Reporter 'lhe Eve Arden Show Restless Gun LOve Tbaat Bob Muaie Bingo Way of~ Day In Court The 'Gale Storm Sluft, B t th I ea e C oet Wbo Do You Trlllt Am.et:tean BaDdrtud IU.n ""Tin 'riD &tn PruoPco P.eat Firm Head Defends Price Charged Puhlit For Medicines 9:~ ;'f7;~~·Ht~ ~ ~.:00 t •113 l1:30 12:00 . l2:30 t :00 ! rwed~: ·.: . . .• ll ' ' uo ,. Spom ""Port ·1:10 Ute Sbo" · · L2>4D Slgn Qff -''-:;----::- ,WHY,N ..TV:. :t;hcrn-;el 13 f 4:00 ...Tb!_l;b_'isn~r ·'Day 1:16 :>ft'r~!l StOf_m. ,' 1:~ _ Edgf of ' N"Jgh 1 1:00 ··1 'he Thioee Stooge11 J:30 UfP.· ot Rlley HHl Arthur J .. Smith~.New• fJ:tft rhe Jule 'lh.ivlln Sbov. 1:30 Amos 'n Andy 7:00 U, S. "Marshall 1'30 ''!.l.ull!)p l¥( '. i 1:00 !Jetty Hutton Sbo• 8:30 J hn RiD 12:00 12:30 12!'4~ 1:00 1:30 2:00 l :30 3:00 8:30 ' , oo '' f~."'! 5 0 u·oo WYo.rw:Mleat.W .:.t!'~· - " . ~· .! l!oo · .-.., .J)\ •oo .AhitU. J. ~lii-'N .. I 8 ~n=!'J, !~ .:: fridla) · 8:15 Ciptatn Kangaioo 1:00 Cartoon Tbeater ~0:00 Red Rowe 10,30 Gn the Go 1111 otstoo~•· RUey e 11\..., 5:30 'the lJfe 9,30 Big Party 1:90 11 'O'clock New. l'lil ;nte...... ; ~ ·' . 2:8l1. ljii!~ '!f' ·"l' 1 Love lioiey lleoernbar Bride Love of "Ll1• S;e.a.rch for Tomorrow The GuJdmg Light Heart of the Clty A.A tb.e .wo.rld Tunn Fbr Better or ~orte House Party The MiUionaire Verdict f1 Your~ !!'~ £liahter Day :;::'""' SecnEillt ,"~~ ... . e .o g.., 1:15 /u.te RlvHn .Show • &:30 1\111~ D' Andy 7,p!l Sllo!JIW).SJOde ' 7,30 .DuPont •Sbow of lilo MontbjJ g~gz ~:!"M\~t;"~:_ !0:80 Person to Penon .1:00 11 ")'clock NaWI l:UI Theater 13 1 """ Sign Off !'~'"'·· motor 01 • ~ot Friti-·0 n! l l " · p1eas eourt ··" the cases. 1 IW , "1 ••• ' Tune ;Jn . ·9 t'O . sif.4lT· · On_.:·: vour . .Dial 1'111 •L1_il!Jai~~elile ~ to NA "'- ' "' . In allowed . Tbe ,pro- in the · Ita polhts he said. "This alreidy over- .,., II KRIS LE VILLAGE at 6 p. m. AU Meigs <:oun~ th~ famUles are " l(ahauga lL "''"~ · ··"' · Ohio • .. I 0,. ROUTE 7 ' '' ,, . ... ONE-FOURTH MILE •- latote o1 1•• a..wn.......... FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH C•h No. \1212 ln Masor. $4000.00. Ph'oO. Notlee 11 hereby siven that AINrlftMntt, P..,tt'• Ttrr.aH aiHI Spruce 3.&200. 12-8-811 Myrtle' Hlnlng wbose Post Office V•le lt., off IYHemut Awe.,. addre11 11 311 lllldwln Drive tantsT01'1! c11ter, Ohio, h11 · been dui.V ap11 zaot, (211 pointed 11 EKecutrtx ot the Estate of lva Brown late of Mellilll County Ohio, dectUO<I. . ' Dated · tlill 'ftb ell)' of December 1819, '. I ,_. ,_ --y -. TABER'S ~cCornu: NOTICI OP APPOINTMINT Science Fiet.ion Theater 7:30 This Man Dawson 8 :00 Trpubleshootera 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9'30 !!·Squad t:oo Today ~-" • :00-•'~~&-:~up /flow MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY rJetn"" 7:00 6 00 C II fa) 1c ' l·,asaroom : Oll nen FOR AU EDWARD LEE M COMAS a minor, b)> Lee , bil nett friend, Plaintiff. 6011 I, Mlln It ,_.., rU..: ·•• ' ·- WE!ISTER & FULTZ . 61MJ.J, • 1i zl If< .FOJ!. SALE AU. MODERN ~ /lttorneYO fDt l'l>lotlff ;:rd~ "!!~ BrownoU. Avtnq• . UZ) 10, lt,llf, 81; ill 7 It, 8to ~,C: =~=';.!.~ g~~ tl:.IO · · 'Wi!llthei"CC.if n~ Jaci ilaar ~ IW"l • 'ir.o 0111 ,t:u o:ts·· s~.~~~ ~"lather·. ae1 NAW!'I 8:41i Huntley BrJnl.dey Report t:OO '1 Ne~ HP>Id!ln-• (it "'·!ft ~·so Charinei 13"' -' 1'hursda: 11':00 ,39 ~f:ceseg~n:.~~ ~:o~e ~~~ ;:~B:••~d~CU:nt~'·_:H~e~~~eft~H~JIIll=d=en~~:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:::=:;:;:;:;:;;~ You Get Your Lite "i0:30 Take A Good Lo~~ COUNTRY STORE SERVICE STATION i t ·30 Ford Show 10:00 Wl11f TABER'S POWELL'S c;,,. 9,00 IN CONJUNCTION Kelly Tires $895. 8:00 8:30 BUY at £860 1:00 '1 :30 TO The December meeting of the New Haven Woman's Club will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 22, at the , home of Mrs. Paul Scally, president of the club. The meeting will be a Chdstmas party and members are asked to brlr1g a gift wrapped tor a patient ,at Lakin. Mrs. Scally wishes to call the date of the · meetlng to the attention of the members of the dub since It was erroneously printed in tbe Club .Book. T~h~e~r~eoa~~Hio:le~l;in~H~a~rl~e;m~.~r f~ll NOTHING Women'• Club To Meel WeAther ...nt NI' UJS Pletul"l" Huntley .Brinkley Beport Whirlvbtraa Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Staccato Baohol!l' F.thor 6:!:s 8:30 PRIZES Method l'st WSCS Observes Yule S T d· f IIIII... TWO $25 Approximately twenty-five mem· hers and ·guests attended 1 Silver Tea. sponsored 0.11 Tul!lsda)' b)ll ttle Bend Area members of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Tea waa held in the social rooms of the Mason Mtftbodlst Church with Mrs. Murl McGee and Mrs. William Wbitr serving as hostesses. :~~~isl Josep~ 1 Call Dick StarreH d Ad About Ml'ddlepOrl ~~~in& G I V El'lllllllI AWAY IN ~~rfW'..C::~o~a~ d~! A 1:00 Steamboa.t Bill 1:30 Svt;. ·Preston e:oo ll'1a:~tt & Scrugv st>o- CASH Silver Tea Held A·30 Comedy Time \0:00 DouR:J! Re Kl t0:30 Tteasure Hunt I 11 :00 Price Is Ria:bt 11 :30 Concentration 12:00 Truth or Conaequen~es 12:30 Jt Could Pe You 1·00 Mld Day Newt 1:15" Movietlmfl 3:00 Youn:g Dr. Malone 3:!0 From These Roots 4:00 House on ffigb Street 4:30 Split Personality 5:00 SteambQat Bill s,:l<l CJs<o Kid 6'00 SteaJ!Iboal BUl 6 : 1~ Th.e Jtro 1'batker Sbrnt 4 : 30 SDIIt Per10nality • a-tt I WSAZ.TV Channer 3 Cilannel3 - Tliursdq I • LUCtLll I>IAWI\1... 1fr and Mrs. Eddie Romine ere onfmed to their home bp illne11. Mr. and Mrs. Stacie Arnold moved Tuesday Into the Morgan apartnent an Athena Road, aJ\d \.~m t:ount~, ,,..-.~_:q..~-, . ~.m~ TELEVISION GUIDI I'll AJumu.um Jadden Sec•n• A..., Mldcll•pport. , hee 1!:1itlmate, ll11le Wippt!J A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3-Hc , i...wvAL NOTitE C1q No. 11~.:.1 The annual Christmas party of The Syracuse Garden Club will :,uppl)', .:.hJ Umon Avenue l't,.i.leroy, Un1o. U-3tHIU~ AlU. CUNDI'i,Ut:~G. RE~"IUGER".Inc un1U10W'n heirs of Mary tbe YouUl Fellowsblp of the En- ·have its annual Christmas dinner -- o~tton ~rvioe. Jack'-' Re.fr~JerJ.· · Lmallliy, Ot:ceased. wul ~ke notice terprise. E"8 Church waa held on Friday evening, December 11 at 19.18 47ft. lllCHARDSON HOUSE · .~n, New-" 14.Y1tll· ~.bon~,. ~- < 'ln111t .u:a Jhorrl8, aa AdnunistnLor Monday nenin& a~ the church wlih 6 p. m. in the firemen's room at W tsJt -.TO EXPRESS OUR .muler. from Kitchen with auto. I -~(;TIPN&;.~ _._ , 0.1' tlfe ~~~~taa.e 01 Lv.iary Lmdaay, de· the hostels, Betty Gnaeaer In City HalL t ro our fr1enda: for ~tl{ Muloerry , P?meroy. Phonill ' • ~te ....... '•" teittltd, on ~.ne 9tn cu1y ot uet..'em- charge. .. ' It ~ll bf followed b)' a pro· .,. lt,ll\'ny carda and their lUnd· :t.H 7 1 um1:1roy. Pohn!J , Crttt lraiffillil . -)., IJer; ·1wu1J, fued nts PeutLon in tne Group aingin& of Chriatmal!l ca- gram · exchange of gift,. UPJ-.-One o1 tbe n· 1 .\ help durmg our re· ___ 12 10 3t:t . .,,...., ,Pho... Yl'uDaLt! ·L."oun of Me1gs rol.!l opened the meetlns. ldr•. Fran- As an added feature there WW be storma: in memory the ' h01p1tal SINGER ZJG ZAG SEwJNQ. ,1l C' liradlorcL .... 1111egmg tnat lite perSonal cis H. Glazier read. Luke 2: 1-JQ &nd a pr_iztl' given for tile prettiest c Ed.sun a.lld Anna Hart CHINE. Like new. Oria:Jnally .-.._, , .'. e;s,uat.e Of l!l.tuli decedent is msuflt- gave the prayer. A short bu81oe&s fhspped package whl~b MU be Gibraltar to the Arc, 12 10 ltp cost over $300 OO. Pay oft balJ3D3 7. ~ ' $;2 cwnt to pay her deot..s and the sesslon was held with Ellie ArnoJd judged by Mta. Troy Zwilling, storm was ln ita~ fifth 1 _ 1, . an ce $U .oo. Payments JS.OO cna~Ces ol atJministermg her es· pretidlng:, The reports of the sec- Mrs. Eichinger and Mrs. Earl \ te~ml•~~j·.~~; day. It left Euro01 3 WE WISH TO EXPRESS oun per month. Phone . ·B-6tc ~ale; Lhat aaad decedent a1ed aeized retarY and U.Jurer were given. by Watkl:ns wbo will be guellts for seaa almott deserted of 343 12 heartfelt thank& to relativea, ---.,.... CL&LANDI ·-~~m h:c Simple ot tne touow1ug real D6tt..ie Brown 'and Bill Bentz. the dinner. · friends snd . nelghboro for their SINGER SEWING MACHINE " TV R•r,.lr - · "'"" Refreohmenll honoring the bh'th v..,els130while olficlalo beautiful floral otfenngs and Round, 66 mudeJ, arJg:lnally Phone "'J'ne rouowlng de,acrlbed real days of the last quarter were servup to lives loat on aympatby extended to us at the sold t or $bll79.ll0. Brand new Pomeror, OhHt. m. the County of Med ajl t1he of8 the m... to rOLIR ft time .IUlo.l.• llllf" on · nM coastal areu indicated an abatedeath 01t our Son·, F-Biher ~ conso1 1e$ ca net. Take over ""BY- CUSTOM .BUlLT KITcn"' ..' D.,. JI'I.Clgs,' ."'.tate ot, Ohio, h and in the Bill ar ore, un1or, usie, 1n1ae and 10 vompany s Pure ase, and in Brother, Hoyt WUUam curtis . men s 7.00 per month. Balance lllRned ~or your bom:J. Fret e• .uo:<ntz, ary Donna, Linda h fi Spect•l due ff:l4.ll0. Phone 343. 12-8-6tc Foreman aud Abbott• ::Section .No. ltl, of Town No. 2 and 1Carol and ment inIt twas e only ercenen of the r thanka to .Rev. Dou"laa a .ri.IJ .... l E Betty A · HJim II Carstorm. oD the selisthat 0 1 dGrueaer, Clr.tle, to the .neighbors who flfr- TWO WHEEL CAR TRAILER Phoue 8..9.84-Y. · (nge . . ,o, . ~a, to-wJt: .Begmnmg eon, rnes an mta a , a· wi.nds and squalls continued tlated In other waye, and Ul • ' . ·-+-- .a t11e uot'lheast corner o.J tile vld and Carol Stout. ,Qot~ illrown, fUDPII HQUDAJif!U.' · ,..recard pla}'er. BJH Jacoba RADIO 1o · 8M.A:I:IIt loutnwest qllll.rter of Lhe southwest Jerry Frick, Elsie Atoold RUth let-up. '' ' Stevenr li'uneraJ Home. Mother : Mrl- Zcrn Plerc~ Pomer~y Sunoco. 12-8-:.H~ appliance r~atr. Phone Ott, lquaner ot :lect10n No. 16· thence Ann Brothers. Carl Brannan received word Son: GeorJe CurtiH LOVELY ANTIQUE GIFTS srE\t.cClintock, RaoJne, Cblo. IIOUtll "'J ' of tne d.IUancc 'to the Adults' present were Mrs. Thom·flate Tuesday evening of the death 1 YORK UPI-Tbe ComBrother: ))envcr o . curtis CIAL pair Y.a Inch cut' glaBs 4-4-SOk 110um hne of aa1d u 1ence as Bentx, Mrs. Thelma Grueser, of his brother, Charles, of Penns· 1' party U. S. A. opens its Cobalt-blue 16overluy \\CIIt to the creek; thence follow· Mrs. Francis H. Glazier, Mrs. Or· boro, Va., who died at the St. national con.vention today at Saater: Mn. Hobert Newell 12 10 He $60 each . 700 W. Main St. , u.g tile creek nol"lh to th.e north ville Drown, Mrs. GeorJe Brothers Hosp.ttal in Parkersburg, -----Pomeroy . Phone .J. . _ te Jme of tile souLnwest quarter ot and idrs. James Hall. where he h.td been a patient aance 6181 12 8 6 - -- l!aJd sect JOn; thence east to the laat Friday nlsht. Mr. and Mra.~~~~E.r:1of the High US) i\ut...l ~cues Excl.USIVE- DISTRiBUToRs FOR J.liace ul" oegmnang, containing Brannan had been in Parkersburg They be home - - · - - - -- - - ·--~ - Moore Bu~lnea t,orma, rcgi.&ter I lll't!llty (:tO) aCI"e&, more or less, ex· Tuesday w.ith the fam~ly at the night. J9M ·-BUI<JK VB Sl'ECIAL, $995. carb~n, llllock boob, etc. Quick ccpt the coal and o~her maneraJ hospital and liad only been home Mra. N. Eaat ia\ in Charlea2 Door Sedan. SpoUe•• origin· l!CI'Yicc . Quallt)> Print Shop, unuer sa1t.l descr~bed real eau1te. a shOrt trme when hia brother visiting with her mother. al two · tone &reen fio~&b. DynaMlt.ldleport, Phone 6041 v. "J'hc prayer ut rwud Pctlllon is died. Stephanie Pullen who has been floff drive. New Buick trade-in. 12·9·11tc fur tne sute uf said real estate for eOSQft UeS ay MisB Carol Criswell who is at· on crutches tor the past four 12·9·6Lc - - - - - - - - - - - - Before 9:30 A.M. Jhc payment oi (1ecedent's debts "Christmas Cuatoms m Other tendJng the Patricia .Stevem; due to pulled ligamenta Bltettll.llra, Pomeroy. Middleport 613I.J and cnll!r&cll o.t adnhmstertne ber,Landa" was the _topic of the de· Schoo~ of Chicago arrived Tues- m leg now has a east on her 19M FOKD Vs- C.Li.sro.Ml.iN!!:, Pomeroy S2S enate aqu other reJieL .vot.iona by Miaa Aua:usta Genheim· day nliht to spend ber Christmas leg and Ia in a walker. MQ5. 2 Door ~edan. New pamt KAUTZ fiiiD STORI "lDc persona lirat above mention- er and the proaram by Mrs. Glen vacation With ber parents, Mr. job. Exceptional 1n condltton. At Ch•at..cd Will 1unner take notace ttaat BtU when the WSCS of the United and Mrs. James Criswell. M.ias Blaettnara, Pomeroy . 12·D·tstc HAMILLyj=;'v~C~4:TATION U1cy nave Deen made parties de-l Methodist Church met Tuesday Criswell is a graduate of Middle-- ..,. lt:i•Uam to said 1-'ctltion, and that 1evenln& at the ehurch. port H~b, cla11 of '!19. . 9 1"1 :00 A.M. lhcy cu·e requued tu answer the A number of Chrlstmat songa Mr. and Mrs. R. L. M11ler and ! tlkl PONTIAC V8 TWO Doon Sedan. $1,::!9~. Hydramolic. Ex· pc"f:e,C1 AIINny 3353 &~me on or before the tlth day ot were auna durin& the devotional granddau&hter, Jyl Beaver, were in Wllolesaa. cepttonal. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. t..~"' NT Every Day Service .ruoruary, 1961}. pM'iod and prayer waa &lven by Columbus laat weekend to v'lait 12·t-ete fSf !ItA MORRIS, as Adminis- Miss Genhe1mer. Mra. Dill told of wltb Mill Donna Miller. ·FORD VB LANE~ fO~ LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH tnuor 01 the t.state of Mary the Cbriatmas euatoma in Mexico, Mra. George Hackett Jr., local 2 Door Sedan. Ucautiful turpS ed, delivered and spreall on Lllldsay, deceased. Korea, Borneo and Sarawak. She and Mrs. Don Mullen and Mn. quobe and white fmish . .BlJtct· pO driveways and roadlo. Sbulers WE.BSTt.tt & !'"ULTZ, waa a8t!llsted by .Mrt. Eugene Charle.s Mullen wer~ in Columbus l p Construction, Phone Middle- J'omcroy, On.io Brown, Mrs. Ha(ry P. SoUth and Wednesday. . nars, omeroy, 12·9·tltc port 8018. 11-28-tfc IAltorneyll lor Adminiatta\or Mra. Allen Eichint:er, Geora:e Dallas. band directcw 1 ... CINn u ... IU2l 10, 17. 24, 31; (1) 7, 14, 21, 7t.t During the butineasae•iion with yeatetday morning, for CbiMo... Modolo (20 ) TermJ'te Ml10 Lydia Eberobaoh P"'•idlns, Ill., where be will attend MlddleJIOli, Qldo MIITROPOLITAN 0 the cook booka which htve mlv· 13th anodal Mid-Weat NationPllone IOI.f.M ~!!'·:"' 'I ' I' I I .AT TODAY! .,II - - - I NEW 60 "CHEVIES ARRIVED '· - - Young Adult Class Prepares Box For Overseas - card 0( l'baD Mid Specta,l Not\cel ol Event.r. $1.00. Obhuar:iet Jl'btitbed M 1 ee01 per WQ.t"(L , - - - - .._,._.. : Holds Christmas Party Tuesday A turke)' dinner was served Mon· day at 7 p. r.t . when the MeJgs .:.·o unty Ridins Club, their families and the Meigs County 4·H Pleasun:o Riders met In the dinin g room of tbe Rock Springs Grange Hall for a Christmas party. . The. room was decorated in keepme wah the Christmas season including a Christmas tree u~der whicb gifts for exchange were plac· eel. Following the dinner fUms on various hor&e shows were shown by E. J . Hill aod Robert Gooch. home m MJddle.port. · Dal e Kautz worthy m 1ster, preI r OL' R - ROOM HOUSE lN MINERSThe progn1m ior the afternoon sided and a communication was VlLLE. $:.::5 a month . Phone presented the following pil.no read from the Tubercul011i.a and 68l 2·M. 12 10 3tc uoloa Run Little Lamb by Mary Heallh Anociation . Carl Kautz u · Lou Radford; The D1nner Party plained briefiy the work of the As \I I J Help Wanted by Mary Virginia Burkett; The sodation and a contribution waa i'rOGle and the fi&hea by Dennis made The sewing and cooking con· WANTED A MIDDL"... AGE H..ac.keU, Sleepy Tame by Sheba housukeeper for eJderly couple. LJCVIllg, ltam On My Window by tests for the coming year were ex· Hue aU modern convemence&. kebecca Rad(ord, C.tr.metie Lullaby p~ained by Mrs. C. N. Jones, who P. 0 . Box :l02, Pomeroy, Ohio. IJ)' Lmda Sue Hackett. urged all members to partidpate. 1_2,-·3_·::"cc'c:---:::::=-:-:c:--cc:-- l An , accordJan sol{) "'The Magie c. N. Jones, county deputy, spoke GIHL FOR GENEkAL HOUSE Lamp wu played by Remalee bri efly on the work of the Grange work ~lust live m Call HUJg·M. Num and was followed by ,.The and urged the group to partici1 _ _ tc. Star Gazers'' a pJano solo by Bill pate in the ritualistic contest tbis A comfort was tied to be sent in 12 8 3 Jackett. Arthur Casci also play- year. a mlss1on box overseas when the -~ ed an accordtan solo "ltaJtao '"Christmas" was tbe theme of women of the Young Adult Class of \\AN fED LADY BOOKKEEPER , .folksong ." the program presented by ~nle the Pomeroy First Baptist Church for local e stablishment. Bus1Oth.er piano solos on the pro· Koblentz. GrouR sinr;ng of "Whate ~net Monday evening at the church. n e~s expenence . pre!erred but gram were "Blue Danube W.a!tz" Christmas" opehed tb..l program, Mrs. Harold Lemle)' , president. nui nece~sary. hnu sh re(er- oy Jane !Jiron; "Cowboy Cl)arl..e" followed by "The S'.ory of Christ- conducted a short business o!lession euces. Wnw Box 6b8·B, % The by Sam Hood; "On Your Toea" bY mas" by Joan Kautz. Safety re· a 1d plana were made for the ChnstUally. Sentmel, ' Pomeroy, Ohio. il.avad Jenkuu; ''Jmruustu. Ride" ~ ~arks for Christmas were given by mas treats for the children of the 12 l0-3tc by Hose .Marie Hackett; "Dorothy" Lois McCain. A pittno medley of church. Mrs. Wald Gorby, Mn. li)' hula TbeiBS aud "The Way· Christmas carob by PJitty Koblentz ?uy Cowan, Mrs. Orval Wile& and ~I b1 UUj.)IU':WIIltiilt~. 11u.de (;hapel" by Kay Jenkmson. precedeli. Christmas Customs in' .l.lrs. ~mley will serve on the treat Wonted • On saturday atLernoon the other lands by the officers of the commt~tee . . children had a rehearsal for thelt Grange. A contest on wrapping Plans were at.o made for a IRONING AND BABY SITTING recital. To the rehearsal they eac4 1Cbrilltmaa g.lfls was held after Christmas party and gift exchange 1 at home or out bY day or week. ~v1ted a juest and after the whi.ch the pro&ran;t, closed with for the class at th_e home of Mr. Write % The Daily Sentinel. Saturday program the &roup en- group li~gine of ~t Came Upon and Mrs. ~y Oomtgan on Decem· Box 66BA Pomeroy Ohio · joyed a party with refreshments the Midmght Clear. ber 18 at 7.30 p. m. 12-5·6tc ' ' · bemg .!lerved by the 1r t.eacner At tbe dose of the meetini there At the close of the meeting a Mrs. Hackett wha was assJsted bY was an exchanse of gifts. GU1..8 shott devotional service was led bY her mother, Mrs. Paul Smart. were placed under a decorated Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel after which l20) Business ServiCeS tree. a _d essert course was served b)l Mrs. Oyster stew, ham sandwichea R1chard Owena, Mrs. Chester ZirMUEL.LER FURNACIIt. .. , WISTINGJ Of pickles,, coffee and candy we~ tie and Mrs. Lemley. HOUSE appll•ncn Arnold Broserved by the Home Economic Present were those nr.41ed above thtn, Syrtcuttl, Ohio. PhOM· co.mmittee. and Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mrs. Har836-Y. 11 19 tfc. .~ - ~[NTEft:NATION · 1 Due to Christmas t~ere will be ry Lee Bailey. Mrs. Jane Snaufel 808'5 TREE SIRVICE AND .RE·I chain holst, 1 yr. no December 22 meehng. and Mrs. Leroy Rusche!. - pel' WO&D8 1Chester Grange Turkey Dinner Held . Last Sunday afternoon tbe mu-~ Approximately oo were present F URN lliHED TWO ROOM .MOD- &lC pupils o1 Mh. Phylla Hackett for the rt>gular meeting and Ctu'latern l'ffir;Jency apartment. Phone presented a recital wah their mas p1:1rty of Chester Grange on 6419. 12-4-6tc lamtlles a s guests at the Hackett Tuesday evening PHONE 398 I_.. Music Students Present Recital For Parents a ooM APARTMENT WITH three bedrooms, batb, plUJ earage. Two block• rro .. b....... distri ct. CalJ 401 -J . 12-4-atc RooMs c LusE IN roWN. 121 Butternut Ave. 11 30 1'2k --~--~ CON8lSTBNT DEPENDABLE R£SULTS .... • srx ADS WANT na ------------·-~~·~· I : 'IELOW· . '' ' " ' •' • .,SlLVER ' . �' . '· . • • 'I ..... '. .. Weather I I . } Ir I romero), nbto TONIGHT .1nd FRIDAY "THE MAN lN THE NET" Ah·tn Ladd ~ Diane BreW8ter SATURI;JAY '·QUEF.N OF OUTER SPACE" Zsa Z!la Gabor, EJ:ic Fleming .., .,.,, ., .... ' -~GOOD/iiEAR I ' Yovr tporo and •nothor trodo-ln tiro con cut your cath outlay I U you'M drlvtn1 a '00, ·m or 'M car and the 1pare tlJ(l that came new with your car 111 uouled It'• worth One new.'}...T Suburbanite in trade. Then wt~1l live fOU lop allowan~ for one ol the othur llrea: from I ! also - "WOLF LARSEN" Barry Sullivan - Gitz Hall ®SUBURBANITES ., - )"'?W' car toward• tho purdn1se Of • 1e00nd 3-T Suburbanite, Safer wlnblt drlvtng will be )'OUI'I lm an UDbe.lievably low e Q/ANT.SavingsJ on th• . ' HOOVER 65 (whll. they laot) .... """"'I ears, was tn lhe 3·T SUIURIANITE llltts through •ow IYI~CAP "· wru·. . 'With Hoawr's ••clutlve cleaning sys...;. aU · of the dirt is removed-fostl Carpels regoln frtshne" and brightneM they hod when new. I Automatic '"I edJutlnMnt makes cl10nlng' with tkt llgktwelghl Hoover a br.. lt. klngala• throw.awoy llo1 needs changing' lea~ often h.ca11" It holds more dirt. Ou.. r vinyl jacket can be wiped elton- won't fode. 1 New two-spud motor gives 50% More I\ICI.I01t .with oltachmenta. · -· .. .luy -tho lott-luy-a Hoovorl, -- co "You'IIIJke Our Service" "Home owned & operated" i W. llblD 81. Pomeroy BAKER FURNI'TURE On The Brlghl..l Comer Ia MIDDLEPORT Following Ba Will Be Closed THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS • roum. Other arrangem~:nts used in decorating the home lndulied an ar· red rost!s .surroundrangement ed b,Y Eskimo angels in lilcights. Thl8 wu made by MriJ . Philson and was Ulied on the dining roum table. , DEEPI RIZER Oil dinin~ or NOTHING CLIANS YOUR C ARPm -AS AS A HOOVII UPRIGHT Saturday, December 26th, 1959 ,The buffet arrangement made by Mn. Charle!i Alia ••·• ' Dury and wall a cylinder ~;~'l"~;n-cd ..andle with milk pods, poin~cttas •md evergreen. 1 The devotions which open ed the meeting were given by Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs. William Slater .vas iu charge t~f the program for the evening. The program was opened by Suillanne Bradbury's vo~:al solo, "Si· tent Night.'' Mrs. forrest Bachtel 1 pre11ented a group of Christmas teadlngs and the group singing of Chrittmas carols by Mrs . .Arthur ; Skjnner and idrs. Paul DaVI.s pleted tbe program. The .&:i!t wrapping I I ":'''~~~.\!• JWarded Mrs.buaine~ Cecil Durin& tothe I .:onducted by the preaidel)t, ; \ly Reynold• the followiog ,ppointed on the Chri•t'mal DC proaram, lin. Slater, Nelle)' Fey and Mra. Coati. Church Officials Hold Christmas Partv I th; -6eacons and ~:;~~~~::::~ 1f the Flnt United _P .::hurch met Wedneada)' Jt the churth ior the1r regular neetlng after whteh they enjoyed J Clu'lstmaa party. Durin& tbe nade for a >e held at the :Oth and -Mra. Paul md Mrs. Ltai!Y Gregg were wluted to m1ke preparaUan1 .he eommunian alirvice. Nere 1l1o made to vUlt the na the thureb . . the Followlnc 1roup adjourned or room when bome made THE OTIZ£NS NATICNAL BANK- Middleport THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK- Racine THE RACINE HOME BANK- Racine TH. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK- Pomeroy·Ritlland THI BANK & S~VINGS CO. - Pomeroy UNIVERSITY Guests were .~:reeled on the porch wJll work in conjnnclion wit h tile by two spollighted artificial snow· ~liddlcpurt Garden eJub -a nd the men. The sifts for the exclumge Chnmbcr of Commerce on the were plarH undt:!r the li(lhted Chrb:tmas Ug/1ting contest of theChri5tmas ·tree In the hallway 111.1> town . The con lest, wbloh M- open they entered the home . The man· to the puhltc, will he jwl g-ed bY 1 Ue waa decorated in white with out -of-town judg e ~ who will cnn - · trees and angels. A reindeer com- ~id e r the fullowim: points in their plete with flashing eye and muvin~ judgin~; : SLACKS~ l l) Tl1ir\y points will be given on artisti.:- merit with consideration to design , compositiou and arrllngl•ment of element~. and color scheme. Twenty points for originality consideration to new light dfects and new ways of Ull· '"' sta ndard devices such as Jum plaquc!l, Mndles, cut-out1. wrP11 ths and shapes formed with Christmas lamps . (3) Thirty points !or lighting technique with consideration to the use of regular Christmas lamps. the use of spot aud flood lamp& · with or without filters and the use or other lamps such as tluore11cent lamps, circllne, rellector and eolor lam(>8. (4) Twenty poinl.l on inienuity with consideration in thf using structure of the house and uslnK surro undin~:s to advantage. ~ Plans were also made -to take ar· rangements or gifts to the Athens State H06tJital. The traveling prize contributed Mrs. E. 0. Rail was won bY Mrs. ~!thttr !Skinner and :drs. Bruce awarded the door prize. (2) or ~~:::~: the girt exchange l'tl· were 1erved by the wlth Mrs. Reynolds pre- the coffee aervice and at the bowl. [~f:1~:~~~:~;;.~~~~~~ i ELB ERF ELDS SAVEA~T~B~EN~.~FP~.A~N~K~U~N~~~~~~-~~ ·* .Shop Early In Pomeroy While A1sortmen.b Are Qomplete Toys Golore, Chrlltm•• Triml}' Tree Trim• ming,, Games, Gifta . for th• ·. ; Home, Greeting Cord1, WraP: : . ping Mahrl,l, Candy• • ' · USE QURLAY·AWAYPLAN A Small Deposit HOlds Any Mer\:bandlse 'til Christmas. Latin American Holiday theme With South Of th~ Border music is one part of the Showmobtle "Otie For The Road Show" coming to Wabama High Sunday al3 p,m. in a &ingl~, free performance. • � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 10, 1959 showalter