https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dafb21546ee76b00b33701b39fb68a51.pdf 708b6233828dfcc959eeccfd3fec2916 PDF Text Text ...~ ~:.IV •• I ,.....,1>1111 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. IS, 1959 1 • Kt*UsH ••nntNS ~ ~ JIOSCOW UPI - Soriet ~ I , I to visit Kie• and olber utram- 1 ian cities on hil way home from ~- Nlkib Drulhc:bev returned the Communi.Jt party congreN 1D ._\o 11o1oow Suadal after &toppln& Budapeal. . '•u,; nj L. W. ?ieComs pre!~'~ u the the meetin& the officialChurch oo''"' l of Reath of :dethodist when the:~~ met Sunda,y evening at the chi.U'Ch for their regular meet· lng ..,itb 14 members present. GIANTSavingsl " 'i' oa tbe ~ " • •'' I HOOVER Casey were appointed as 4rtu a tout 1n IJ't~ll,\f ,, , MARRIED 11 YEARI-Peter and OeleiUa n--. ---·- ._._. IIUit'.ld. 81 yeu.ii. '' ,' 1 ! , ut., to their Dee. 11 weddln&' a.mdvenary. Tbe -·~.. """'"!'.>;'.q"'-:;.,;-·;;;;;-ii;;;;;;;o#,"~·~'a· ~ - - both 81. ----~ NOTHINIJ CI.IANS YOUR CAIPITS AS WIU. AS A HOOVER UPIIIJHT \.. _ ---- Chester Grades To Present Yule Operetta Thursday rWIIh Hooftr'1 txdYiivt cleaning system aU of the dirt I• Nmoved-faatl Carpetl rtLgoln .... ......,.,... and brifhtn.M they had when new. Automatic "II acljulfment makH cleanlnt with the lightweight Hoover o brHn. IUngslu throw-oway bog need• chongfng .... often becauM II hold• more dirt. Ovter / vinyl Jackel can be wiped , clean- won't tad•.) New two-•pMCI motor glv~• SO% more •udlon with attochmtnlt... ;, ~-· _,' tur "'• lest -Buy a Hoovtr1,, :,; )f "..'t< ·.' -"'' ·., .-,,&-,. - .,•"'1 BAKER FURNITURE On The Brlghlesl Corner In MIDDLEPORT • POT LUCK DINNiliR The Rock Springs Better Health Club will hold lheir annual Christ· mat~ party Thursday at the Grange Halt A potluck dinner will be served at noon followed by a The Chester g:Nde school wtU meeting. Members are asked to present a Christmas operatta 01 bri,n g a 25c gift for the grab bag. Thursday, Dec. 17th at 8 P· ro. under the direction of Mrs. Alicl!l Nease. Th is year's operetta "She Did· n't Betieve" is ba~:~ed on a little girl who didn 't belie\'e in Chri11t-Pomeroy. Ohio mas, however when she finds no one cares for her because she did· TONIGHT n't believe, she changes her mind. The cast will include nearl:y "THE EARTH IS 'MINE" 200 pupils and charaeter parts Ro<'k Hudson , Jean Simmons are: two little elves, the dancing Not Open W.ctnnclay dolls, poinsettias, a cho~· choo train, miseltoe and holly, •md-up THURSDAY ond FRIDAY toys, little Christmas candlu, ::ianta Claus, gift packages. jump. "THAT KIND OF WOMEN" · an d mer· ing Jacks, housewives Sophie Loren - Tab Hun·t er chants. "Porothy" the JitUe iJll who doe&~ 't belif~ve is belnJ pia)ed by Jan·et Flck. d h th have Teac ers an mo er' worked hard with Mrs. NeaBe to make this a de1i,htful operett a and they extend e welcome to all. .I ' •' THf. l!olOII'r APPLAlJili'.D 611!1! IA ' MEIGS THEATRE ~~,~fOL~LO~W~the~C~ROW~.OS. I . , f ,· :,Mainlvr .: ·, ~ ._ .-·· . . Pe6b1J!.)·' · .,_ In Pom~rdi · ... ·'1\r LuctLLI ·l:f~ ',~ _1 Mr. n.d Mra. -~t 1)4Uey returned home Su.fiftr' , aa eight weeks vlftt ;·. ire· ' Je!l~n~ Calif., with their '· 10n arlJI:,.daUJtl· terinlaw, Mr.aDd .• ¥llal !flit .Dalley and fami!J' and: M:~ D~)'.'l '"" ter-in.faw, Mr. .a..tut :~c:a~ ~- Dafiey Mfl. Ho\\'ard Sait . .~ W.h~ , tbere they qent a Weektlld a~· '~• Angeles with Mrs. ·Hfhj,e · J9Pell. Mr. and Mrs; »Wt..·'W~ and family spent t~.. 'f~e.keJl~ · tn Day ton with relatJve.a. · . :. ·.·:t~ , Mr. and Mrs. · ~! Olarleston, were' Sattti' ·· .' of Misses Ellen and- . tm-a '"' ,. . Eben· 1•• , • I' SILVER DOLLAR SALE •Gfr fi· '*""., bach. , · · · -· '' ·· ···-· •· Mrs. Avery Goetteltt' ;lf,i~ patient at St · Antllf>l\r~ ffl'.•Pit.al, ColumbUs. · , , -< . . Mr. and ••....:,11 . >fl...• · 'C'i-'" L •rad · "" • .,_ ~ ~Q' "D.;..,\:iwAv, N. d.u'~ter' Jan' .f . "_,. 'r!!! J., were week,. nd .:•""'~"'~.,~.,;, H!iiall4. ~~' ·J:if: their parents, Mr. and:, ){r.ai, f;J.;.,,~ Filh· cr and Mu. Kat,rm .llill!>iJon. Paul FlBber wtw· In Columbus spent the. *"!I,Od at wor. o.ooo :: =:~·= .u~=~ wen TheN aiDe lll:recton from thlt aru JINMill IDd all but two of U.. fCbtol ol the louthealtern Oblo ~ ...4 repre.eat.tion pr...1at. oalJ of the league 4Jnct0l'l there were wt"' · · Mtddltport.,. GtWpoU., Jaebon, day evening at the Federated Church in Pomeroy for employes and wives of the Landmark oraan· lzatlon In Pomeroy. Mr. and MJ;. Jaek Carsey were host and hoateis for the occasion . '· NOW IN PROGRISS IVERY DAY 'TIL CHRISTMAS! Abs-olutely Sensational - Store Wide. Everyth.ini included. '11he Sale of Mir-acle Value.s. ReMd det11.Us below. No Red Tape. You purch~e , In our store includins nationally .adanyl:b mg - y ca, ANYTIIING . ver.N:~~OO H.ems. Keep all oof your' sales slips and pre5ent them 'ott our 1 peclal caah desk . For every $10.00 purcha..e Pkkens' w. J-~1 ·p.ay you one lllhiny s.i lwr dollar. Just think what you can buy with ~II . th ~ extr,a CiiSh. No one can dupUcate the values ·to be found at PLckens du~1ing llhelr Silver Dollar Sale. Compafe an~here. Lester Hart of .C4.n~tl Well•ton, NeltoDville and Logan. Jr.-m P......_ 1 us OPEN ALL QAY EVERY DAY I Cub Scouts Hold Christmas Meet At Hindy Home A -christmas part)' for the CUb Scout11 of Dens 41 and 2 of Middleport was held Monday evening at Llle home of .Mrs. Kalad Hind)', Je~der of Den 6. Mn. Charles Alf. Bradbury is the leader for Den ·;~ and assi&ted Mr11. Hinely with tM party. Scouts of Mrs. Hind,Y'a Den 01ssisted with the serving. . \ tatlons by the ehildren and two nches- 1 play-a..by the ~hildren and adults. . · Pomeroy's Treasure Chest . ' ,.- .t ' ' ' '., ' I; • $14~... ~l~S 4 Pair . I ', I ' ' Dewtplper· .Cartoonilt · ·and now 1\~:~!"'• I.U~or· of ,trt ot Qll. 114,,-w.rl: 1: I Open Everv Night Til9:89 P.ltl. • Treelights otAII Kinds - lndoorandOutdoo1 Window and T rec Decorations, Good Yanety ~~See These ValuesU$~~ -~ .Eiberfelds In Pomeroy . '" " MOORE'S ' Farmer Dexter Area Died Tuesday Funeral 1ervices are bfoling an· nounC'ed for William V. R1fe, aJile 89, who died at the home of his son, Harlan Rife, Dexter Route, TUeaday at ~:20 a. m. Mr. RJfe waa a retired farmer of tbe Dexter area. The hut few rears he ~nd hia wife have lived in WiJ.Jiietville. He was born June 187Q.ln Bedford Townlif tbe late EU and ANOTHER WARM WELCOME - King Paul (right, facing camera) introduces President Eisenhower (left) to othet members of the Greek Government after the President oirr:ived in Athens to anolher thunderous welcome. (RADIOPHOTO) Rife. survivJRJ, waa Myrta sons alao survive: he passed away; .. -·:-_c : Dewey, Spring. Dexter; two C&rpen· Rt. A tbo the achleftDleDt --~~~~--~~~---- Norman Gloeckner, Cincinnat~ Fonner 'Pomerov Man, Is Dead Mr. Gloekne.r. btqther of Albert (;loeek:ner, of Pomt~roy, left here about 12 years aa:o to take employment In Clndnnatl 11 a machinil.t. He died in Jewilh Hoapltal there at 11 a. m. Tueaday. Services will be beld in Cincinnati tomorrow evening after wbich t.I;Je body wiU be returned to Pomeroy. Survlv~ng are tour sons: Norman; Jr., Jacll: and J. D. all of Cindnnati atJd James of Cleveland, ·o. A aon. Jern and a dada:Jlter Marpret, are decfll.lled. Other survivor~ are two aiatera Marauet Snlth, Jenkins, Ky., and Rota Hartenbacb, . Pomerqr. left fo. c. A brothtir, Le\vJi and A aiater, Mrs. Fanaie Ambeqer, _preceded hilit in death. · · ' More detalia of aenices bete will be anno_UI'Ji~ later from tlle Ewing .Fuoer.al . Home• . 0 Speeding Charge Caused $15 Fine For Meigs Man · Harry,~ohtam, Of Syracuse, Dies At Age 6.l Harry Bobnm, w, Syracuse, LhLiliiOI'DiDJ at Ateiil General pital followmg .l<'uneraJ Friday Sacred C•• ,, • • : ProJq,._ed UJnea. will ~ held oa 9 •· .fll, at the CoJumbua Mayor-Eleet To Nixon ·»rt•· METER RECEIPTS _ Meter receipts for Micldlepert for the p.ast week totalled $181. Chief Hcrl:lcrt Gilkey reported t1:tfl morning. .. Keeton bad been charged by Pomeroy police CoUowih8 an acci· dent on Eaat Main St. ... Fringe Economic Pro~als Made By McDonal4I In Negotiations With 5 Aluminum Produce~ CHICAGO UP[ -Negotiators for five aluminum companies today conaidered "fringe economic pro~, .. ,made. by United Steelworlt~r President David J. McDonald in a top-level conference, M~Donald conferred with exeeu:ivea of the firma TueSday in a .n "ting chareed with hopefulness ~r an early ~ttle~ent of :ontraet 1putes pen rna smce t e pacts expired la&t July 31. An industry spokesman, who de~lined to be identified, told United i>ress International that MeDon· 1ld aaked aluminum executives to !Xplore what management would regard as innovations in - the contracts. .·1 :\fcDonald also awaited - a reply 1 fr from Roger -¥· Blough, board proposala, beljeved tp include\ chairman of United StatetL Steel, to quetts for b~dened ~ If.'> the union leader'& challenge to a grams. .• nationally televised delJal.e on s~eel But neither Mcl>onald nor t}le stcilr.e iuuea. firms pooposed full moDe)' pan. Com-pian,y officials studied Me- ages, according to industry conDonald's proposals with their bar. ferees . · i#lining ·team$ ·a fter the conferees The talks aUect about '~sa,OOO adjourned teinporarily, iubJect to workers, includiftg , Alcot. 16 000 ca~ Do ld d Artb J G ld workers, 8,00Q of Reynolds, 7#10 c na an ur · o · Kaiser, 1 ,400 Ormet ud ' BOO OHnbere. USW general counael con. ferred with other un;.on officen Mathieson employe&. today while the company negotia· McDonald has safe! be hoPe8 to ton sought to determine the cost reach agreement with all frve , of the fringe benefits outlined by , firms by the end of thia week. the USW head. oVork has continued at the timla' The industry spokel!!man said plants under contract utensionl, joint talks would be resumed after !>ubject to cancellation by either the fjrms complete rescarct, on the <side on 10 days' notice. .. .. Brakemen, Flagmen Won't Go On Strike CQurt :: Told, Until Ruling Is Issued In lnjuncti~p '' 3-Speed Record Players · · · · · · · · · · · Now $17.88 Sunbeam Mixers ..:. Fry Skillets - Electric Razors For The Man Of The House NEW NORELCO RAZOR .. · .. .. .. .. : .$24.,5 Month To Sign For Examinations c . Funeral services wiJl be hold tero Saturday at 2 p.m. for Norman H. G!oeckr!er of Cincinnati, for many years an em· pioyo or the State Highway Department In lllelis County. ROJ!. U%.95 Reg. $%4.9$ Teachers Have T&e · pilullna ·Black Beauty Hobby Horse, Large Size · · $14.95 Tractors & Pedal Cars · · · · · · · · · · From $12.95 up ·chllclnn's VIctrola, Reg. $9.95 · · · · · · Now $5.95 Other Vktrolas, Single Play Architect Promises Completed PI~ F ToFollow · llf ~ hu ¥M.1•1rilftc ~ · llllilOii.O. . . ' . . ; Games were pla)'ed and prize was wt•n by Richard Hq:&erty. . other Den 41 members preaent were Kolth French, Charlea Clarkson.. 1 : .. 1k C .Buskirk alld Steve Hlndy. &outs of Den 2 were Roy eel• 1101111, Haymond Hindy, Ala uUt)' anct Dan! Jcuk1ns. . 1..1 u~· sts for the party were Mary <~nd suz.ume Hradbury and Janie Jnll lieorgc Hindy . 'J his u1 the Jut meetina: these two Dens will have until the flrat ol the year_ I l Sonth&D- District Sees Bids Awarded For New High School By April In 1969 ColJ.iaon, director of the Department of Industrial and EconoDevelopment, a veteran mic "bringer of new indurtriea to Ohio" was represented at the Gallipolia meeUng by Doa Stull, h:s exerutiv.e aulstant. Stull not~d that Callisol\ bas had 10 active part in bringlnJ 108 ne-.v induatrlea Into Ohio. Funeral Hnietl were eonduct· . Pri:D.e purpose of the appear· ance hen of Collison Wlil be to ed llond&J at 1:00 o'cleek at the 1 susgest to count)' repreaeDtativea Rnflinp-CGaf.l funeral Home" in wbat they can do to attract new Middleport lor lin. Prod (Marinduscy to their communitiea. He ietta) Tbomat wtio paiHd away at knows what n_e~ indllStcy la look·. bar home Dec. II, lng for when ma.ldng a move or Rev. Ho~rd · RuJ1l)elt of thl!l exPindlna:, Stull aald. Fl.rst United Preab)'terlan Cbllfcb The countiea to be represented of wbirb Mra. 'Thomaa waa a memat Kya:er include Meiga, GaUia, be_r conducted .the YrvJCell with Adams, VInton, Lawrence, Jack- burial in the Riverview Cemetery. son, RGSS, Pike and Scioto. Pallbearera · were Lawrence Ha11t organization will be the Bing1 Chulea McEihin.lly, JJmet Meiss-Gallia DeveLopment Asso- Euler, Earl Krii&ht, Earl Loctett ciation headed by Alva T. Grover and Howard Byen. o( Cheshire, who ~hairtnt.ned tbe committee meetine :yesterday Sunday eveblnc the Eastern with Stull, CoUia&n's assistant Star aervicea were conducted bY One of Collison's mluiona In Evangeline Chapter, OES of Mid· Contribution · Ohio government 11 to attract dleport at the J'ameral Hol)le "ltb .A contribution of $1500 from more industry to Ohio, especially Mr1. Tbeo Neut&llne, Worthy Ma- G. c. Murphy ·Company hu ~~~ ~·~:~. into are'llla now w1thout lt. tron conductinl the service. She announced by the Baird of ·1 Attending the planhing meet- was assiated · by James. Clatwortby tee• Qf the PleaS¥t Valley Hoapltal Jng in GalUpolis bl!l&ides Grover Mrs. Jamea Clatworthy; Mn. John In POint Pleasant. and Stull were Carl Biaa, Gerald Vroman, Mrs. !ttl Mae Norton, The eoutrlbutiou Is the second I~:::, Preaton, Lawrence Huber, Mann- Mrs. Guy Reynolds, lllla1 Freddie sJven ·by the company. The origin. I~ ing Wetherholt, Sen. J . Sherman Houda&belt , and Mrs. Wendell a1 contribution wu made' durin, · Porter and Ricbard OWen. ____ 1Bunee. _construction of the hoafitai. A Rutland who Is now art teacherwhen at Ohio Uni-,:~i~·:~~~:;ro:.~·;~ verslty will benative honored tomorrow his mural painting or the first · lllght by the WriJ!ht brothers will go on permanent the Ohio state lfouse. He Js Dwlgbt Mutchler, and reared ln Rutland, a former / Brotben ..- ..~ I ltcgi!ltea• Here t'or Collison To Address Leaders · Of9SEOCountiesAtKyger 9wight Mutchler, Rutland Native, To Receive Honors Friday For His Mural In State House I Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedneoday, December 18, 19S9 !the Special banda that played were the U. S. Army band under the direction of Steve l.awrence,dJ the ' 1 Vanctyef Ci:llli!ge; Band of In ana and the All Amer~can Band. Mi Dail.il.wo.ul~ Ute to txp~ess r.a.:_ ~ hia U.Ulb to j;u,_Jocal BUd Boos.......... ..1 t' h financ d ' aten• e hi trt..;,.....,liJ~.:.. ,..hilOR w o , s •., w '"' cae:o. . ·' . , ter vlalted S~ .w( , ,W. F. Yo~nJ, a,:al'befrJ: ~.. · ~ ~r.' Mr. ~d Mrs: Joh•• of Louh1ville, Ky., sPW, ~eV.~l daya recently witl) lier 1l1ter u;, bro· A full course dmner was served ther ln·law, Mr. · aDd "Mia . ..A. M. and the guest11 pl11yed bingo and Zabl. · • 1 , · sung Cllnlltmas carols. Mr. and Mfs. Milton 'ttoulh ind family- ·of ZaneavUII!l wei~ ' · week Those present were: Mr. and ..drs. end guests of J.tr. t:l)it t«r~<' -Mason L:arl Musser Mr. and Mill. Robert Fisher and famUt. · ·,. Mr. and M,a: 'J'td Jone•·· ~f ~ark Lmdatramer: Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Ferguson, Mr. and :.tn. Larry ersburg were WfteKeft.(l ''lllhts of · O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buck Mr .. an d .. _ Eu•• ,;nrS. _ ne ,.,A..,10.. ... UII"\0'1111• ley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burllo!l, Mr. and Mn, . WiUlant ,, Neaae Mr. and Mrs. Glen LawLSon, Mr. and and family of ·M1ddleto~. wt~re Mn. Arthur Hood, Mr. 11.nd Mrs. wtttend gue.t1 , of' their . ~uenta. Kenneth Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Mr. tnd Mra. Clltford:' Pblllipa ua Parker, Mr. and Mra. Keith an d Mra. . . ·N ' ftl-co. • ·· Dorothy Russell, Miu Nr and Mrs J'. T0D)pll;in 5 and MitiS Nadine R.ouah, Mrw. John Werey: 1.1n v~altor1 ln nel, Blll Park~sbutg Mondaj , ., . ~~::~~~· .Stewart, George Robert Harr1s, HAiun1en Fin· ·._ .. Mr and }tn Uo:yd King, GRANGI_. 19 .~IT and Mrs. RObert Chapman and Pomeroy Bend ·, Granae will and Mrs. Car11ey. ' "' 'melt at 2 p, m. 'l'hUnday. at the DAV Halt AU m'"""ra. are urJOd to · · , .· : · VOL XI NO. 206 1500 Dur1DI the eltDlc wbicb started on the 9th there ''Mfl lliCh school, ' grade school UlCI band from New York, IDdia.Da, Jllinoil, Maryland, Iowa and W1J. ~onsln wbo played durln.l the se• slona. · ·: · ·. -~··· Edward Parf1tL enttne I I WE GIVE YOU REAL SILVER DOLLARS ON EVERYTHING YOU BOY . . . . POMEROY, OHIO • •. LEG-SIZE BTOCKIN.G.S •..... Chli/l.tqtas Pl'()I(Wn '. Christmas Party la-. ~p~ed A r Chl'tttmas program will . preatnlt~ Sunday evening at 7,30 'Is Held For ~.. home '" Mlner;tllli. ... o'clock at the Cbeoler Houoe of Mr. an.d M.,._ . tla~lpa ;, -~lte [Prayer, directed by Mrs. Paul Landmark Fo Iks and family, of w,n... ~· t~e Hotr.... and Mra. Bradley Pooler. A Christmas party waa; held Frl· weekend gu~~ of Mr. a~ Ml'll. The proaram will Cl)nsl&t of reci- TO PICKENS' BIG PHOJH 38f.-T ' . Georie DaU.as, band director of the MJddleport High Sehoo~ re-turned S.turday from Chioago where he attended the 13th an· nutl, Jllid·Weat Band Clihic whiob hold at the Sherman Hotel 1in Cbli:aa:o. Tllero band dtrec- DALLAl, Tex. UPI-4 c~r ciNw. er.und Dellaa TueNaw wMh ' • ..._,_ In Ita ......... lfMI thll •ltn: ,.()penN by ml•takt." Last Rites Held Monday For Mrs. Marietta Thomas Band Director Attends Mid-west Band Meeting · • .. ( n acung • e DON'T CLDII TILL XMAS Plans were made Tuesday in GaiUpoU. for the pilbllc Ky· ger Creek dinner meeting in January to which leaders from . nine southeastern Ohio counties Will be invited to hear Koder Collison, Ohio's newest cabinet member. · ){,NOW. •• Mr . and :~"rs . Charles Asa Brad· bury were al&o appointed as a com· mittee to see that there are greet· ers preaent. each Sunday for the morning worship service. ' - ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:-';;;;;;;;;,o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=~---===-, counsl:llon for the MYF. ··-...."'' ' .. . Sl .... Phi SOfWlty will bold ""' Uoltod Preol»terian Cl!urch annul Chrl&tmH \)arty at af l4lddleport wiU be held tbia of Mn Jame1 Souden. evenini at the church. Memben South Fifth Avenue. Middle- .re to bring a gift for the o:· this eveDinJ;; at a o'clock. ehanJe. During the meeting M.r. and Mrs . W.t:Yne Gibbont and Mrs. Clarence (while they lao!) • , ' .<:r--6 CHRiiTMAI PMTT · ML ~lcComas presented the de votions using the toppic "Keeping the Spirit of Christmas." Convertible 65 ,,'' · ' 0 · To Meee Tbo Deooraw meetli, aod The ObJo Eta Phi Chapter of the C: brl•tmaa part1 of Group 1 of dae Board Holds Regular ,. ••• • Heoth Offlciai 1 ' CHUCJCLE FOR TODAY ,• MASON. ' .. ' PHILADELPHIA UPI - The U. S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit was assured today th.at brakemen and flagnlen o( the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail· would not go on strike until t.he court issued a ruling on an injunction sought by the railroad. The t~trike was schedult>d for 4 :SQ p. m. today. The court took the appeal umler advisement after bearing .irgu ment hy counsel for both the railroad and the Brotherhood or LocOmotive Trainmen, and lndi· cated it might tate some time to reach a ruUng. The IJOion '1!1 aaertion It would strike until a rullna: w11s handt~•l ~'!.'~~w~ was made by Aborney Branaon, after the court expreB&ed eonover what miMht happen U opiDIOn - ·dlloftd. udges Herbert F. Goodrich, William H. Hastie and Harry E. Kalodner told attorneys for both sides they doubted whether they · •• could g!' Cl,;er ali aspects of. the cue fall'ly before the deadline. Brandon, ~unsel for the Oro· therhood, assured the eourt the 700 brakemen and fla.gme~ would not strike unUI the ruling was handed down. The railroad 's petition (or an injunction restraining the emplcyes from striking was in an ap~al (rom an order by Federal Judge John Mcilvaine in Pittsburgh. He '11Jcated a restraining order whicb Jet the Brotherhood Cree to · 11 trike today. Jamea R. Orr, ·railroad counsel, ~old the court the PL&:E had &he tollbt lo tilt" 1n. illjuaotlon illsofo.r as the National Mediation :Qovd had ·•exe~i•cd its juriadiet.lo ·to · come back into ·lbia cue." " He said the ~ fater:pr~ted the act to mean that when 1~ .reentered the ~ase after Ute cooling off period, the "ltatus quo" no strlite mull be tiaatntalned . He contended the board maintained it ®uld eo~e · bact inti) the case in a "Iabat , emer,. gency." Brandon ditpllte the eontention, saying Judge McOvai!H! vacated the lnjunetion a(tel bearlftc tellti· .mony by a Board M:ember. .Brtndon said If the ~urt nanttd a "'it would damap th& .proot the . ltaihr:a, Litbot ao·.di.J �•• • Church Closs Served Christmas ...,. T sd D.;,. nn~r ue ay i )fornlng was read by 1\frs. Harold Lohs. M... McElhi tmey """"d the program WL!h th e poem "It Will Alwo ys Be Christmas." Followm g the progra m the sing ing Ol moJs W"> eQ)Oyed by the group w1th Wal lace Bradford as leadt"r and Mrs. l'ht'~ter l:.'rwLn as act·ompamst ln place of a gift t'Xrh;on)!c thL· members <'ont rib uted mom•v to rnissim1ar) work for IH'f'd~ f~mil) ' for Ch ris ! mas Class members arl' I also pl anning to takt> food it 1 • 111 ~ to s unda)' School next sund<lY to be gi \'en for Christmas. Tom Bowen gan~ tJ 1e closing pruyr 1· for the me-eting. 'l'bt- ahnllal Chrlltma11 dtnner of tiMJ llemebuilCitre Cleu of the IAililllilfolll etwrcli ef Christ was heLd TUesday evening at the 4:bureh. The ladies of the Ph iiathea Socjety served the dinner and bad decorated the table~ in ket:pi~g wittJ th~ St'ason. . . Dur11111 the evening tlw pres,1. dent of the class, Wendall Gerlath, preHhled a gift to Rev . and ·Jin. Gardner, pestor or 1hl' ch\.ltC'h from the clan Following the dhmer a prog" m of Christmas theugbt s was ,"tesented by Mrs. Kenneth MrEL'·i1 .... '' 1 - 1 he)'. ~ , W dd . ng NOV , 20 e I At Ell' zavl'lle, Ky. B. 'l!he story of "The Littleat An"l " WU read by Mn. Wallace "'B[lld- the First Christmns 'liiJiJij(t(!;i!ii ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ford and ·~ elng A nftOUnCe d Sun day Sch 0.':> I Cl OS$ H0 ld S yUIe party The Goldl'n Rul r Sunday School .. I Class -u r the Long Bottum Chbreh The annual Christmas _dim)ir !lll'l :at tht> l"harles llt>nsley home and party of the Laurel CLiffi.\1 vnd<•Y <'l' t'nm~ With 14 111 aUt>Hd- lf'r Health Club was held Mon Y I :>~In' evening at the SaUe:buey ~b 1 \"!embers of the Salisb ury A lhc lhrJslma>~ thf:.'!me w~:~R rat· sc rvt>d tbe dinner . I ntd (JUt 111 bo th ;nsid~· and outThe room was decorated in ~-~ ~(]" dJ"Ctlralwn~ 1ht: ILg ht cd star keep1n g witt. Chr is tmas inc!UdinC anJ t-rvssl·s with tl" i11dow h~:hts a tree under which gifts were 1 • , , li)(ht<'d gul'~ts Ill' Ill(' ~t eps · where they were greeted Uy the Nati'.·!ty sc('ne and NOEL amongst grN•ncry and .hg htcd candles dec onlll'( 1 t h t' ~taLrWII) 1\ .1q~htl'd trel' <~LH1 1 a mJOJ~1turl' NJ.tldty h 1sre.ne on r u· man t e were Ln t e mnJ! room placed . The tables were attractive carryi ng out tbe Christmas the_., Following the dinner, thll'e .\\'a3 an exc h.angc ur gifts. Reiid· mgs on Ch.nstmps were given by SANTA J,i iii DOOR MIRRORS CrystaiCiear 16xS6 $6.95 ~ 16x46 '· · $5.95 ~ j 22x88 l'lale GlaR8 .•• Iii $32.50 1 A l"hristmas progra m b the Mrs. Ri<'hard Karr, Mrt. Robert on November 20, ){iJ;.s p 111 ricili nuatll b!' rs followed the by. · ·[ Bowen, Mrs. Charles Dlebl, Mrs. BAKER Daybook n~tvy ~t I Love-Joy Circle [MeetS Tuesday At Hughes Home I 6 .MONTHLY t!Jt~y«h~ Furniture 'fOD.\YAND CIT., LOAN On The BrlghteHI Comer In MIDDLEPORT Sport Coah, Trou••rs, Sw•at•n. JacM•h Socks- Shlrh -l,fnderwear TOYS I nu<:E PRIZES Stop ln and Rrglster I On thl5 day in history: ~;~t. wlth the· -pla~lnr M' StiOntIn 1770, German composer LudA It Van Beethoven waa born. e:t eub'lln•e Wll alao enjoy· tile II"'uP and Mts. An1773, the Boston Tea Party 1th.onv was 1 ..1ert for the evenwas held. ,... In 1833 a fire in New Yortt l'ily destroyed 874 bulldina:s and I'LHI!Ied damage estimated at 20mlllion dollars: Jn 1903, the show biz Mr. and Mrt. !l!a GJim"Ofe lr. Variety, was puDlisher for the entertained with a hmny· pa~ first time. Sunday eveflllll at tliefr home In 1944 the Battle of tbe Bulge Llncoln Heights, honoring the~ be~an ·D~ Ger man forces In Belaon, Ric"' oil h'- leoti!• btrtllllb. gium lAunched a great counter Retreahmenta or a birtlldaJr offensive in World War II. cake In the thape of .a Uon whlch A thought for today : American It Rlek)''• atantJina: ln. tbe ..(Ub journaUst Ernie Pyle raid "U you go long enough without a bath oven the tleaa wlU let you BOWLING TABlES IIIJWARIIIJIIII.EV- Last Week's Winner (:H >t}' H,\LL VOLLEY BALLS THE SPORTS CENTER GUNS Aulhoriwrl M~rGn•gt> r Dc11lcr BOWS MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT ARROWS neoedy !amities in tbe l:!Ommunity. Cards were sent to the members of the class. shut -in At the close of the meetint, the group exchanged gifts, after which refreahments were served to the members and two guests Mrs. Frank Stewart &f\d Mrs. AIbert Alward, from a beautifully appointed table which carried out the yuletide theme . Cubs Phr11 Party DAfl Y CRQ:SSWORO ACROSS DOw;t l. ==~ 1 2· Ca.nnon.eer · Itallm 3 _~~'eon = ~et 1; hllbW 0. QLiantlt}" E:mtratd Isle 4-. Man'l :n.k!kMirlets. Sinl" in a. 101A;l - . e.. devICe :12. Rtleued, as ._ lock 13· HarahC"Ue 14. Boon l:S. German field tnarM8.l i~: ~':t~=-) 18 :~r::: e 1 low VOic:J 8. Injure 7. Filj8l Jnll\ 8. Jl:vld11nt 9. Drink At Oak Hill Sorority Holds Christmas Session A Christmas luncheon and party wa.s held by the Alpha Omicron Cblipter o! the Delta Kappa GamI m.a Sorori\y last Slturday at the h<Jme Gf Ej v.elyn Thomas, Oak Hill. Followin·a: the luncheon the group enjr:ved the singing of carpls witti Ethel Chapman dlr· = AMERICA'S DEPfNDAIIL£ FOOD MERCHANT Eth~t Euler. atella- . Garland, Geneva Virginia Reibel Joachim, tl ~ - tO.Mand&rtn tta. lik~ 28. Long n.ill 28· E:xchani&d a1. Muale note 32· 81&'~ 83. Greek l~tter Jf, Become State Department spokesman Lincoin White, announti~ll that Communist Ctec:hoslovakla has not answered an American protest against an eXhi.bit at Prague calling Gen. Douglas ~lacArtltur "mass murderer": " One cqn only assume that thill is In furtbe~Dee of the ·spirit of CaiJlp David." •' a plu P.fPlH,s,al tent,tiY!!IY ·a ccepted by the 41st' ~onVe~uon .of "tile ;.Alneri· can Fal:;m . 8\lrUU Fedyatlon cal1ing (01' ,,~al ·of the federal indlvi~qal inMnle tax : , IJit ~.9Ul~n''F impoverish the a:overiiment one b.i t," · . erolOfftt Britalo 39. HILathert. imapl tO. W'eat PolnteL" 41. Rodtnt f,2. 11ountalq. . ·, W~Ci!m~ '!""~ Cal uu. i•you tan't . PJ.ay ti-.e." - · ·' ~ · money · at third · He..,.o"·-··... , .& Oryptorram QuotaUoD n W' V Z tJ G H Jt.V. D u lCl VI I l K UJ 0 CF . -~ ·'!f ~r,_ :b U G J 10 I k C'tp 't'k··.i: K .Q 'f.l...' l Jl J' C X. ! .-~ · _., · '\ .T ...,• Cryptoquol<to;;•,cg~~;:~~ ~~:. IJ'Hm DART MAY GO\\ (;boose Fre• 'l'hese __,.~...., i . '. Novelries - , Siste$ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ONLY! ' .1),-,,.~ ,,,~ ,A II .• .! . . , .:,..,· lb. Oven ·" .' • Rlch'o Brand ... P~sure California Fancy ... Sunklot, Largo Slzo Bl'o Navel Or~nges do.. Grapes · 2 II••· 35c ,Fancy Yam ~~~ts 3 u... 2399cc ·Tangerines slul50'• . , ~ Brussel Sprouts . .:'~ 39c 3 29 • f Grape nut M•..,h--- '"' c Fresh Coconuts - 2 tor 29c Wo.thmo" ' Chocolates , 4 ·.... 69c Morton's Pies :~~.rry - SEE THE MANY kuorted 2'12 lb. ' 59 ~. c Soli $1.35 • j ~ ··t '_,- ".' ' ' - ttLk..i.Ds ·~ ··'r'lltsEs . ~ · ·. R~LFS . tiAtfJ·fR PRICED .' ~'::45a. ·F'•Iu.-. .ar:i·I·Nu...i.ts-·- - -.~~ S9c -..: 39c You'll Be Glad You Did CMf~ Llnp • · ' HOTPOINT AUTOIII,\'I'IC nJlYEks Bf\1 Sare Te ~t Your Free Tle~et On Tile 8680 . · .. q. • ~ivlf: -~ l:a1la To Be Glvea Away Dee. 23rd '-. .:1. t!<i,~I;;,~F.fY.§~~IJY!.\E· CHRISTMAS . ., -· _..;,. ~··~~ ~··~~ ~· . '". Plum Preserves~:;. 'i~2Sc Elderberry Jelly •·;;.... ~ 39c · o Ann Po.. 41.49' Mayonna1se - · croo!"'~ 1or : . c ·: Tomato Kekhup :'::. 4 ~~69c ,_ ... . dl es Widths 2 ...... 49( E99 .N•~ $c;llad Dr~ssing.~:O ~~;4Sc . Ann ,,.. . All tRIJ..f\.$:i:,&'f$TAL 0 ' • I .' .... 55c ,2__ Hershey's Dainties ___;:29c Glace Fruits '\:,~:';::~:~ :: 39c Mincemeat '::'::~:en __ 2- : SSe ), 7oDL33 Cocoanut Bokor'sFlab aan C I Diced Citron ~;:..a;: :!;23c * ' . .. A..,l 30c OFF 2 PAIRS Dairy Fauorites I. Specil•l, lh9. 65c ~$wiss Cheese - - - ""59c Wisconsin Sh•rp Midget Cheese - - -"''69C EggNog Baby Gouda Cheese !:::39c ...... 39C Camembert oorden's _ _ oko. nulh Sat.iiihl•·l iidiiitber 19 * ' . .'. 10\'Mz. .."··· MorseIs NHz........ ·* ,:W~Fancf Witc~tln ... Aged - GCJO:os .: OM-~~ - W'oat·:~b·: ... ~ Chrinmas Baking Needs ••• ... Tit Clci.Pii* ·· ~ Ghoins · · (.,....,, .~~~t!Jt-aC'e~ets ' ··.. ·· ,, . \ Rotd LaMI Libo.ty s lb.~.95 · ....<~~ -:': ~~~ ~~)& 4 LtG~.,v. ·~~~:' POR CHRISTMAS . . . . · 2 :!:29c . <l l ·lb. P.ecans .....~ &~~....-~-~~Wd.eit6eed8 ALL SPECIALLY •. • "• Speelul <:hrist- S.lel HOTPOINT O~l!N, UCH EVENING UNTif. \ ~.~. Spring Hill _ _ _ _ cln. APPLIANCES Uniform Karo Syrup ""!.25c Marshmallow C,:.~: __ ,: 35c Pitted Dates :;:~ __ ... 29c • Mamchlno - lor 39c Red CherfleS Green Cherries L...... _ ~19c [ •••.49c ,.b.55 c •••. - ---- Hb-49 •••. c 1f·OI.29C _ __ pko. - - - P•Y· BEAUTIFUL AUTOIL\TIC WASHERS Cryst1l . CRESTWOOD ... LIGHT OR DARK COVERED ~ 1J::: ctnl 65c MortonAs Rolls~:;:=:,; .f~29c BE SURE TO can 29 W«th"""' ·frozen food Buus l Orange Juice IQ.az. English Walnuts Mixed' Nuts Soft Shell Almonds Choco Iate Drops Ll••• .. ""• Assorted Chocolates~~~~~ oan. 5 ~;,.$2· 99 ' l·lb.29 Gums & Creams .....••, s"·•·• ~--- .k.. c Old Fashioned Hard Mix ---"""'39 •'•· c 69c Sm~~ll, Sugar l ·lb. California Emptror A&P lr•nll . .. Our PIJ••II' Quality em:-fOc Off Whip Topping ---- Large Stalk ' lOX Confectioner't, Light w Otrk Brown "'Coo . ' <fi "J ,. . ~· · 1 Cranberries 2 ~37c Sweet Pickles __n;;_33c \ French Fries ::.- 2 •.=, 49t Nifty Waffles ;:10c DRYER ONLY $13900 OcNn Spr.y . . _Whole Berry or Strained High Life Brar.d . ' ~: A'Pts.Grocery·· Buys t. ., Grape Juice ~:nd- 4~~ 59c HOTPOINT WASHER & DRYER PAIR $349,.00 THllm SUECIION FOUOUI CHIISTMAS MEN~ .. ' did. I ... <:·· ORDER YOURS NOW ... Sure 01 Chrlott!\M. io liound tho corner, AlP Turkeyo ore plump, _ fUll of that sure-to·ple11e goodne1s yOu· W~n;t· for your fer::stl Every one il carefully dra11ed •n.. cieaned, rudy for the oven. Select yoUrS, early . . . on Christmas Day you'll be glad you . PASC;~ICELE"iY 19· • • • Open 'till6 p.m. Monday l Tueadoy, Dec. 21 & 22 Opon 'ti119 p.m. Wednesdoy, Dec. U · Open 'till 6 p.m. Thuraday, Dec. 24 . AiP Christmas TURKEYS · · Large, F\orldl l:BRtSTMAS fli:J....$ . Dresses - Acces~ories Costume Jewefry ~ Purses Milk Gloss - ' . - ' -·· . . lb. 49c Geese Fully Ovon o,.,..., Ro•dy ----- 65 c lb. 69( . . Fanc• DU(kS Roady lb. 45 c Fresh Fruits &Vegetables 1 IC. Malt A X y D L B A A XR It :L 0 N G p E L ·L 0 w One lett~r simply atands for another. In t1WI samp)t.-A r; uu« for the thr11e L'tJ, X for the two O't, etc. StnJie .le_ t tera, &poa!o trophel, the length and fonnatlon ot the wordJ aH.aU hlll\r, ;Ea.ch dq tbe cgde Jet~l"l are dld'erent. ,_ Christmas Week 6 lb. Size .... $4.2S ' a ant$ home run · alu(gb · Jlarinon 13, Alumn\11 (colloq,) 91o II lb. TA$11 TIIMMIN'S FOR YOUR TURKEY ••• SI!Op,O!lq ,~it,,l./91' ,,lllif!l , . ~eman IOUebrew: • STORE DOIJRS C lb . Sbo Whole Ham lb. S3c Ovon Roady Ch•IC kens Roaotlng O.FullynulnoDru.,d . Capons lb. Grilfi~ he 'urned down C lb Half Whole Ham lb. 47c lbL chtntlr""cif'the 'W'aahi!lgtbn senatora, eXJ~laiAP'ii w~ 121o 161b. 1 vg. hat o C lb Full Sl!onk Half lb. CHlCAGP - OQnald Hanson, a Ka'!-'ee'e, WyO., ta.ncher, -backing a 17. .:-~lnv&tf.. r BIRTHDAY rib or loon naif. Your AlP m01t man will be glad lo cuololll TENDER HAMS 4 3 C';'~rt Shonk 4 9 ~':,ad 6 5 49c"" 43c 49c lb. Morton'a Turkoy - 5 - $1 00 Pot P18S Chlckon, Fish Sticks ~::~~a ·3 :!:: $po Halibut.Steak sll'"--lb. 49c .Cod Fillets 3 $,1'00 Green Shrimp:.:..: ft 59c WASHINGT-QN - ·- - 2f. Yardetlck DAILY CUYI'TOQUO'l'E- ~----tho A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN, MELLOW SMOKED (mll.) bevefiiU LOiN HALF lb too: 45~ FUU cut whole or half lolnt ta your order. " 2S. Footed va1e . 39c ORDER At &&P you got FULL half loin when .. :o. and Lucille ~a ~t.~LE CUT TO FULL RIB HALF sons, · Beilt't1ce Reinhart, Ma~el­ ine BUell; Virginia Covert, Ruth 22. Co'a.• 32• s,taUoned (S. A.) j 'hacbefa from Meigs County at~ tendmg were Mrs. Chapman, Nan · M.oore, -I'feJlie Vale, Margaret Par- 20. Wbt:t re. cep.. 21 . 2l. • Da,vts. J'•.C.II!Uj'- Aflt.. e• 28. Demand 35. Flow ·rort:n 2T. Pomeran. tree!• i .z an, for 86. ,Min deeply one Maxwell 11. Kind of race 2{1 .•'3urpa.&~es 31. Bucket 15. Barnyard 30. Short'-, 38. Not "bou" slmpte sonr workinr l7, Rtver Arnerle& (abbr.) 19. 8p&nlltL ruler 22. Bohemian• I GOLF Or Send Post Cord - THE MERRIEST ·sELECTION OF FESTIVE FOODS -AWAITS -YOU·.:':\ ~- - :!.-Daily Sentine~ P0111eroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1959 ecting, .:Anna Maude' Fehrmah gave the Den Three Cu_b Scoyts met Man"MQ dopn a~s" from t b~ book by day evening with their " leaders .. _ E'Gil J d 1o1 Cynthia ·P.earl MoSll. She closed llll-s. u:a mQre 1r.;th~ an ' 1rs. "h 1 • with the story of the Black Ma· ..,. ares .,.peneer, a, · .,_r cub dotma. h ouse. · The .program was tlos.ed with a The boys worked •on their vocal solo, Adeste Fideles by EsCh.ristmaa · project, . after which ther Daubei-, · plans were made foe a Cbrisfmu Following the gift exchange elected and int:!lude Mrs. Joachim, party at the next meeting and plans were made for a Christmas realdent; ·Mrl. Jacob Gloeclmer, names were drawn far a 5Dc gift gift to be given to Miss Lois vice prelident ·, Min LuCJ'etia Gen exchan•e. e Ceci l who is t. member of the heimer, aeer~tary and Mn. Bert At the close of the meeting reWebster, treasurer. A contribu- freshments were served by Skip Sorority and . has been ilL for a of years. --"-~w~aa--:-ma~d~e~to:_tb-:e~J=•.:Y.c~:.:.:.':_'":.:r~Do:.::.: ee m::lg':a:::n:_.- - - - - - -- number Other hoste!l~ for the meeting, were Mabel Conley and Gwendlyn YESTII:RYEAR FISHING _ _ _ _ _ _ ; , = - - . I POOL 1~.1Y-AW,U PLAN •'Oft (;flftiSTMilS FOOTBAI~L I land"~ PAYMENTS cosTS ONLY $3.fl A MONTH· _ .. From Mrs . Danny Arnold was honored Mrs. Geo rge Jo<lchim pre&ided receo nt11 with a miacellaneou.s !!how-l over the meeting of the Daugber given by Mrs. Brad Hud5on and teu flf Ruth Class of the United Mfi. l(trerett MieBae1 at the home Methodist Church when they met of he1' mother, Mrs. ~ichael, in Monday afterno<Jn in the social Bradbury . mom of tM church for thelr Chr istmas party. A pink and white color scheme was carried out. Gift! were placed Members responded to roll call on a table · wbich had streamers wtth a Cht!atnuli veue. ··Keeping_ extendlnl f1'orn the four comers- Christmaa" Wll the topic' or )flss to an umbrella in the tenter. Lucretia Oenhebner, proaram leader wbo read the Christmas Gamel were played during the $ from t. Luke. She eoncludeve ning with pri'l:es awarded to : 3tory ' Mrs. Madeline Evans, Mrs. Carolyn ed her meditation with an -rticle Teaford , Mn. Helen Johnson: Mrs. "The Meaning of Chrl•lJP.u." MAry Bailey, Mrs. Charldene Han· ning and Mre. Goldia Sareent. fi~::~~:rt~bu::ss ys:::ion~e~ D .1y Sentsne , I REPAID IN They Come United Me~odist Class Enjoys Christmas Party Ann .'JIL rhaPl. daughll'r of Mr. und u.sme~ Allen Eichinger Mrs. Lou Diehl After the }1()noree bad opened Mrs En reU Michael or Bradbury rdnedln~'ffp_res,:(ted over hy th~ pres- Mrs. James Gil~ore, Mrs, Eugen~ her gifts, refreshments of catke 1 cnt, "' Jc orrenc:e . Howktn •, Mrs . Clt'fford Jacobs, an d ·tee cream centered with wedbe('l:lllle the bride of Mr. [)anny ~ Instead of a girt t'" change Lhc Mrs . E. J . Tracy , Mrs. Helen Leif- ding bells, coffee and nuts were - Arnold , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray1 mo nd Arnold of Harrisonville. class has sent girts to the Athf'ns heil, Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mra. aer-ved. Th{' vows of the ceremony were St at e Hospi tal and a con trib utlon Russell Leifheit . Present were Leoria EbElrabach, rt•~:~ d by the bridegroom's brother, to CARt:. Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs, Law- Atlarab Dewhunt, Madeline Evans Hcv. Joh n Edmunds of Elizaville, renee Smith, Mrs. William Strlll•- and daughter, Kay, Myrtle Sisson, Ky , at the Bradbury Church or Qysters, potato sa la d. vegetable IJaug h, Mrs . Glen Thompson, Mrs. CarolYJl Teaford, , Helen Johnson Chm t st 7 :30 p. m. salad, celery, pickles and coffee Jr(j Wellman, Mrs. Phil ~~. and daughter, Beverly, Naomi Given In marriage by her father were enjoyed hy all present. The !\Irs. Cl arence Curtis, Mrs . Nel8a Smith, Edith Edmupd&;. Irene Amthe brid e wore a street le n_e:lh dming t<tble <'arncd out th(' l'h r1 st- Wise. Mrs. Paul Eichin"er, ¥J-!. ofd,.Ann BarQitz, Mary Bailey and drl~.!ls of powder blue tweed . Her mas motilf in naukins ami doth Lloyd Wright and live gu!fpts a:r&~dlughter, Kathy, Jessie Sis· aecessGrles. were while ami t~he car- wit h a eenterpiecc of a min ia ture Mrs. Robert Smith, Mis!l SUe . s on (~ Kallu1'n wamer, charldetle ril'd an orchid on a white Bible. tree and deeorali\it' Clllrlles. Traey, Mary and Ernie Po~ll H',anfting, Loui.ae Lewis, Goldie 1 ller only attendant w-as Miss d ·d 1 d" · 1 1ami Polly Ann Bs'uer. SirM:mt and son, Guy, Sharon Cle11 1 01 11 1 Pa ula ;\tichael, her j lster, who wore ,'n'1',1 ,P , 1'n1, spcnsc wJt The next meeting will be beld Jk!tty Arnold .and Paula Ml· 1 ,. at the hottte· of •trs. Ernest POW· c h ae ! . • a dress of blue orld white poplin mep n ~ t , Ell H H{'S:i ~ith white accessoriea and a cor- .,, b•·•,'wu J""t?e 1 · ~ ~ 1'."a"1 u 11,1 ' L". t> JI with Mrs. Pearl Parker as coSendinv gifts but unable to a1· ". e sAdams, er. c~:~p unc l _wt · r .m- hostess. There will b't a hake an d ten d were Hem Ice Wlnn, Tillie :•age of white mums. nu:: Florenct• Limburg••r, d Rowley, VirBlnla Whitlatch , Juania llobby Arnold, brother of the Dave Yat c.~. I-I. A. Hensley. ,\ nna · ~!- ~~1~----~-groo m, was beat man . ·-• - d , 1 G I Pierce, Marilyn Wilcox, Mary . 1.tte r , ,.,r _un "r11. corge 11 ens 1ey, \-frs. Michael, mother ot the I.inme Sw<!n, Effie Torren et· :m d Rou11h , Doris Wel11h, Marilyn bm\e , chose a dreu of na\'Y blue Mr. and Mrs. Charles llenSll'Y' a~ IWolfe, Bertha Bini!. Loretta HanJn d whit e crtpe for her daughter's ning, Lethia Russell, Virginia Miwt·dding. She wore a corsage of d chael and Allee Robeson. .vhite cjrnat!ons. Birth a,.·s Observed Mrs. 1\.rnold. mother of the Mrs. Max ine Amold entNtain :room . wore b\ue and a whitt> 1 ed wtth a dinner 3umlay her wscs MEETS ('<J~atlon corHaa;e. home, At~eu s Road , !J1 obsenan{'E! Tht> WS{'S of th.e Racm~ tLLho Following the ceremony a l'e- of the b1rthday~ of her mother , dilll Church met Frid.u "evoning at t'C Jitlon ~all held at the home of , Mrs. Mary Aunuller, her brother- the home of Mrs. Harry Pickehs he h~Hil' s part•nls.. l m·lnw Wilbur Stewart un d her with a Christmas program liii!h· Thf' new cuuplj,! ~tr£:> now rf'>~ld inJ{ nephi'\\' Ja ck Fow ler . A dt'ru.- a1ed • ligh ti n ~ the eYening. at U1tJlr tt·ailer honw In BeY erly birtiJ(l~ y rake was serl"e>d wi th the · A potluck supper wa1 held by where Mr . Arnold is employed. I dinner. HOLZIIl ~'HOSPITAL ' the Love-Joy Circle of the Mid· · l.~. dltP9rt FJtJt BaptUt Chureb at Adm1tted Dec . 14: Cu~..- 7 1 Hawk - home of Mra. Allen .ilu&hea S~ract~sef· Mra. Clara Sh~_fer, . even1DJ. Pl.aee eards· for Mmersvl le; Mn. Elmer GrtMft!, were miniature china Letart; _Mary Blgp, Racine. . ot Chriatma11 cllaracte~~a. Dlsm~ssed D~c . 14 : Mrt. Adam home WIJ decor.fjted both ltl~·m·t!bs , Mr~ . Wuilam Welker, Mrs and outside ln keepfnl with 0 ~~ a~da Crandall, Mrs. Earley Chriatmaa seaaon. McK1bbey , Mr8. Nattie Galloway, Mtll. Harry !Joudashelt, c-hairMrs. Charles Coyan, MrB. ltayof the circle, pretided over mond Kerna, Mrs. Robert ~l_utps meetlnl when the Schoo! of :~s . William Kendall and son, · wa~ . dltctaltd wJth •lx s. John White. the membtra -aJreeinl to at· _ tend the achool. ·Mrs. HliJhell waa the devotion· The Alman.-: al leadtr for the .-tin1 and following the r«ordinJa of the ChrlJtma1 car()lJ c•ve the Chr!ttmu Story lromrllof! Bible. " .Mr1. David Da'rst . Waa in ch.ll'fe oC the proeram tor the evenirlg and presented the mls!!lonary progrllm "God's Greatest Work". Site Tortay ls Wednesday, Dec . 16, wu assisted by, Mrs. Lltllan Me· the 350th d11y of the year, with Ghee and Mrs. WIUIJ Anthony, 125 E. Main St. !'hone 1117 15 more days in 19119. For the prognm each member Wll ; llourl'i~ 9 tu 5 . , . . ... 'fhurl'!day 9 til Noon The moon is apProaching Ita last qual'ter. given a tiny manget and· cartdle Tl dne and the candleJJ wen Ji&tjt. and ~~e~:~~~~-mng stars are Mercury etll· during the dose of the prrt· $200 And Best Of All BASKETDAU, BA SEBALL l sevet"a l memb.ers and ,the group s~ng the Christmas caroll. Present were Mrs. Merlin Tracy , 1 ,'!''g~ ATip From-- .GAMES TRICYCLES I Better H . eo Ith IMrs. Arn!lld Cl U bObServeS With Ch nstmas • season . Honored Bridal Shower ~ ' .' Ike. OVER 213 IN HANDSOME FRUITS & NUTS GIFT·PACKAGE lro~ ft10~ lv~ · 1' 1~r an .•• • JVIIYDAY SHEUS ( 51\ 1•uge H denif'r) Sizeli: r 8~Hl. Full fnhioned with .. u.... m. 2 ~ir1 99c oelf oeo m. . , 2 pcun' DI!LUXI SHEIA.S (60 gau.:e IS denier) Sites: 8 ~~ -11. Fall (aAhioned with •e lf oeam. ' 2 pairs $1 QC·i • STRnCH SHEllS ( tiO IIUP 15 denier ) Petite.Re&Uiaf, ' Tal1. Full faahioned with • SEAMLESS SHE!JS (400 needle 15 denier) Si1u · B~i· 11. In micro-meah llyl•• . Heel and toe reinforced.. 2 pain $1,J9,, ' J•n• P•rtc.,.. . R"dy To Use, S.uoned StuHing Mix JIM Parker ... Fr•sh Deily, Rich Fruit, T~r Crust Cherry Pie ·. ... 49c ..... 19· , TondOr oi D.mner R0 IIS,,l.Jght, • Pound Cake ,... ''"'"'· c..- . u. 33c' ° Bread Jane Po ..or . '"""19 P•nh Dally --,--- laof · C Ita11an Brea kfast .'Ro1·1s .... ,..-_.,, 33c ' Molasses CookieS~:"...":.' ..--,...27c' k.. ;. i ' $1 29 .. •. 12 • Gold or Mtrttl• - Clonamon ..... ( , �•• • Church Closs Served Christmas ...,. T sd D.;,. nn~r ue ay i )fornlng was read by 1\frs. Harold Lohs. M... McElhi tmey """"d the program WL!h th e poem "It Will Alwo ys Be Christmas." Followm g the progra m the sing ing Ol moJs W"> eQ)Oyed by the group w1th Wal lace Bradford as leadt"r and Mrs. l'ht'~ter l:.'rwLn as act·ompamst ln place of a gift t'Xrh;on)!c thL· members <'ont rib uted mom•v to rnissim1ar) work for IH'f'd~ f~mil) ' for Ch ris ! mas Class members arl' I also pl anning to takt> food it 1 • 111 ~ to s unda)' School next sund<lY to be gi \'en for Christmas. Tom Bowen gan~ tJ 1e closing pruyr 1· for the me-eting. 'l'bt- ahnllal Chrlltma11 dtnner of tiMJ llemebuilCitre Cleu of the IAililllilfolll etwrcli ef Christ was heLd TUesday evening at the 4:bureh. The ladies of the Ph iiathea Socjety served the dinner and bad decorated the table~ in ket:pi~g wittJ th~ St'ason. . . Dur11111 the evening tlw pres,1. dent of the class, Wendall Gerlath, preHhled a gift to Rev . and ·Jin. Gardner, pestor or 1hl' ch\.ltC'h from the clan Following the dhmer a prog" m of Christmas theugbt s was ,"tesented by Mrs. Kenneth MrEL'·i1 .... '' 1 - 1 he)'. ~ , W dd . ng NOV , 20 e I At Ell' zavl'lle, Ky. B. 'l!he story of "The Littleat An"l " WU read by Mn. Wallace "'B[lld- the First Christmns 'liiJiJij(t(!;i!ii ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ford and ·~ elng A nftOUnCe d Sun day Sch 0.':> I Cl OS$ H0 ld S yUIe party The Goldl'n Rul r Sunday School .. I Class -u r the Long Bottum Chbreh The annual Christmas _dim)ir !lll'l :at tht> l"harles llt>nsley home and party of the Laurel CLiffi.\1 vnd<•Y <'l' t'nm~ With 14 111 aUt>Hd- lf'r Health Club was held Mon Y I :>~In' evening at the SaUe:buey ~b 1 \"!embers of the Salisb ury A lhc lhrJslma>~ thf:.'!me w~:~R rat· sc rvt>d tbe dinner . I ntd (JUt 111 bo th ;nsid~· and outThe room was decorated in ~-~ ~(]" dJ"Ctlralwn~ 1ht: ILg ht cd star keep1n g witt. Chr is tmas inc!UdinC anJ t-rvssl·s with tl" i11dow h~:hts a tree under which gifts were 1 • , , li)(ht<'d gul'~ts Ill' Ill(' ~t eps · where they were greeted Uy the Nati'.·!ty sc('ne and NOEL amongst grN•ncry and .hg htcd candles dec onlll'( 1 t h t' ~taLrWII) 1\ .1q~htl'd trel' <~LH1 1 a mJOJ~1turl' NJ.tldty h 1sre.ne on r u· man t e were Ln t e mnJ! room placed . The tables were attractive carryi ng out tbe Christmas the_., Following the dinner, thll'e .\\'a3 an exc h.angc ur gifts. Reiid· mgs on Ch.nstmps were given by SANTA J,i iii DOOR MIRRORS CrystaiCiear 16xS6 $6.95 ~ 16x46 '· · $5.95 ~ j 22x88 l'lale GlaR8 .•• Iii $32.50 1 A l"hristmas progra m b the Mrs. Ri<'hard Karr, Mrt. Robert on November 20, ){iJ;.s p 111 ricili nuatll b!' rs followed the by. · ·[ Bowen, Mrs. Charles Dlebl, Mrs. BAKER Daybook n~tvy ~t I Love-Joy Circle [MeetS Tuesday At Hughes Home I 6 .MONTHLY t!Jt~y«h~ Furniture 'fOD.\YAND CIT., LOAN On The BrlghteHI Comer In MIDDLEPORT Sport Coah, Trou••rs, Sw•at•n. JacM•h Socks- Shlrh -l,fnderwear TOYS I nu<:E PRIZES Stop ln and Rrglster I On thl5 day in history: ~;~t. wlth the· -pla~lnr M' StiOntIn 1770, German composer LudA It Van Beethoven waa born. e:t eub'lln•e Wll alao enjoy· tile II"'uP and Mts. An1773, the Boston Tea Party 1th.onv was 1 ..1ert for the evenwas held. ,... In 1833 a fire in New Yortt l'ily destroyed 874 bulldina:s and I'LHI!Ied damage estimated at 20mlllion dollars: Jn 1903, the show biz Mr. and Mrt. !l!a GJim"Ofe lr. Variety, was puDlisher for the entertained with a hmny· pa~ first time. Sunday eveflllll at tliefr home In 1944 the Battle of tbe Bulge Llncoln Heights, honoring the~ be~an ·D~ Ger man forces In Belaon, Ric"' oil h'- leoti!• btrtllllb. gium lAunched a great counter Retreahmenta or a birtlldaJr offensive in World War II. cake In the thape of .a Uon whlch A thought for today : American It Rlek)''• atantJina: ln. tbe ..(Ub journaUst Ernie Pyle raid "U you go long enough without a bath oven the tleaa wlU let you BOWLING TABlES IIIJWARIIIJIIII.EV- Last Week's Winner (:H >t}' H,\LL VOLLEY BALLS THE SPORTS CENTER GUNS Aulhoriwrl M~rGn•gt> r Dc11lcr BOWS MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT ARROWS neoedy !amities in tbe l:!Ommunity. Cards were sent to the members of the class. shut -in At the close of the meetint, the group exchanged gifts, after which refreahments were served to the members and two guests Mrs. Frank Stewart &f\d Mrs. AIbert Alward, from a beautifully appointed table which carried out the yuletide theme . Cubs Phr11 Party DAfl Y CRQ:SSWORO ACROSS DOw;t l. ==~ 1 2· Ca.nnon.eer · Itallm 3 _~~'eon = ~et 1; hllbW 0. QLiantlt}" E:mtratd Isle 4-. Man'l :n.k!kMirlets. Sinl" in a. 101A;l - . e.. devICe :12. Rtleued, as ._ lock 13· HarahC"Ue 14. Boon l:S. German field tnarM8.l i~: ~':t~=-) 18 :~r::: e 1 low VOic:J 8. Injure 7. Filj8l Jnll\ 8. Jl:vld11nt 9. Drink At Oak Hill Sorority Holds Christmas Session A Christmas luncheon and party wa.s held by the Alpha Omicron Cblipter o! the Delta Kappa GamI m.a Sorori\y last Slturday at the h<Jme Gf Ej v.elyn Thomas, Oak Hill. Followin·a: the luncheon the group enjr:ved the singing of carpls witti Ethel Chapman dlr· = AMERICA'S DEPfNDAIIL£ FOOD MERCHANT Eth~t Euler. atella- . Garland, Geneva Virginia Reibel Joachim, tl ~ - tO.Mand&rtn tta. lik~ 28. Long n.ill 28· E:xchani&d a1. Muale note 32· 81&'~ 83. Greek l~tter Jf, Become State Department spokesman Lincoin White, announti~ll that Communist Ctec:hoslovakla has not answered an American protest against an eXhi.bit at Prague calling Gen. Douglas ~lacArtltur "mass murderer": " One cqn only assume that thill is In furtbe~Dee of the ·spirit of CaiJlp David." •' a plu P.fPlH,s,al tent,tiY!!IY ·a ccepted by the 41st' ~onVe~uon .of "tile ;.Alneri· can Fal:;m . 8\lrUU Fedyatlon cal1ing (01' ,,~al ·of the federal indlvi~qal inMnle tax : , IJit ~.9Ul~n''F impoverish the a:overiiment one b.i t," · . erolOfftt Britalo 39. HILathert. imapl tO. W'eat PolnteL" 41. Rodtnt f,2. 11ountalq. . ·, W~Ci!m~ '!""~ Cal uu. i•you tan't . PJ.ay ti-.e." - · ·' ~ · money · at third · He..,.o"·-··... , .& Oryptorram QuotaUoD n W' V Z tJ G H Jt.V. D u lCl VI I l K UJ 0 CF . -~ ·'!f ~r,_ :b U G J 10 I k C'tp 't'k··.i: K .Q 'f.l...' l Jl J' C X. ! .-~ · _., · '\ .T ...,• Cryptoquol<to;;•,cg~~;:~~ ~~:. IJ'Hm DART MAY GO\\ (;boose Fre• 'l'hese __,.~...., i . '. Novelries - , Siste$ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ONLY! ' .1),-,,.~ ,,,~ ,A II .• .! . . , .:,..,· lb. Oven ·" .' • Rlch'o Brand ... P~sure California Fancy ... Sunklot, Largo Slzo Bl'o Navel Or~nges do.. Grapes · 2 II••· 35c ,Fancy Yam ~~~ts 3 u... 2399cc ·Tangerines slul50'• . , ~ Brussel Sprouts . .:'~ 39c 3 29 • f Grape nut M•..,h--- '"' c Fresh Coconuts - 2 tor 29c Wo.thmo" ' Chocolates , 4 ·.... 69c Morton's Pies :~~.rry - SEE THE MANY kuorted 2'12 lb. ' 59 ~. c Soli $1.35 • j ~ ··t '_,- ".' ' ' - ttLk..i.Ds ·~ ··'r'lltsEs . ~ · ·. R~LFS . tiAtfJ·fR PRICED .' ~'::45a. ·F'•Iu.-. .ar:i·I·Nu...i.ts-·- - -.~~ S9c -..: 39c You'll Be Glad You Did CMf~ Llnp • · ' HOTPOINT AUTOIII,\'I'IC nJlYEks Bf\1 Sare Te ~t Your Free Tle~et On Tile 8680 . · .. q. • ~ivlf: -~ l:a1la To Be Glvea Away Dee. 23rd '-. .:1. t!<i,~I;;,~F.fY.§~~IJY!.\E· CHRISTMAS . ., -· _..;,. ~··~~ ~··~~ ~· . '". Plum Preserves~:;. 'i~2Sc Elderberry Jelly •·;;.... ~ 39c · o Ann Po.. 41.49' Mayonna1se - · croo!"'~ 1or : . c ·: Tomato Kekhup :'::. 4 ~~69c ,_ ... . dl es Widths 2 ...... 49( E99 .N•~ $c;llad Dr~ssing.~:O ~~;4Sc . Ann ,,.. . All tRIJ..f\.$:i:,&'f$TAL 0 ' • I .' .... 55c ,2__ Hershey's Dainties ___;:29c Glace Fruits '\:,~:';::~:~ :: 39c Mincemeat '::'::~:en __ 2- : SSe ), 7oDL33 Cocoanut Bokor'sFlab aan C I Diced Citron ~;:..a;: :!;23c * ' . .. A..,l 30c OFF 2 PAIRS Dairy Fauorites I. Specil•l, lh9. 65c ~$wiss Cheese - - - ""59c Wisconsin Sh•rp Midget Cheese - - -"''69C EggNog Baby Gouda Cheese !:::39c ...... 39C Camembert oorden's _ _ oko. nulh Sat.iiihl•·l iidiiitber 19 * ' . .'. 10\'Mz. .."··· MorseIs NHz........ ·* ,:W~Fancf Witc~tln ... Aged - GCJO:os .: OM-~~ - W'oat·:~b·: ... ~ Chrinmas Baking Needs ••• ... Tit Clci.Pii* ·· ~ Ghoins · · (.,....,, .~~~t!Jt-aC'e~ets ' ··.. ·· ,, . \ Rotd LaMI Libo.ty s lb.~.95 · ....<~~ -:': ~~~ ~~)& 4 LtG~.,v. ·~~~:' POR CHRISTMAS . . . . · 2 :!:29c . <l l ·lb. P.ecans .....~ &~~....-~-~~Wd.eit6eed8 ALL SPECIALLY •. • "• Speelul <:hrist- S.lel HOTPOINT O~l!N, UCH EVENING UNTif. \ ~.~. Spring Hill _ _ _ _ cln. APPLIANCES Uniform Karo Syrup ""!.25c Marshmallow C,:.~: __ ,: 35c Pitted Dates :;:~ __ ... 29c • Mamchlno - lor 39c Red CherfleS Green Cherries L...... _ ~19c [ •••.49c ,.b.55 c •••. - ---- Hb-49 •••. c 1f·OI.29C _ __ pko. - - - P•Y· BEAUTIFUL AUTOIL\TIC WASHERS Cryst1l . CRESTWOOD ... LIGHT OR DARK COVERED ~ 1J::: ctnl 65c MortonAs Rolls~:;:=:,; .f~29c BE SURE TO can 29 W«th"""' ·frozen food Buus l Orange Juice IQ.az. English Walnuts Mixed' Nuts Soft Shell Almonds Choco Iate Drops Ll••• .. ""• Assorted Chocolates~~~~~ oan. 5 ~;,.$2· 99 ' l·lb.29 Gums & Creams .....••, s"·•·• ~--- .k.. c Old Fashioned Hard Mix ---"""'39 •'•· c 69c Sm~~ll, Sugar l ·lb. California Emptror A&P lr•nll . .. Our PIJ••II' Quality em:-fOc Off Whip Topping ---- Large Stalk ' lOX Confectioner't, Light w Otrk Brown "'Coo . ' <fi "J ,. . ~· · 1 Cranberries 2 ~37c Sweet Pickles __n;;_33c \ French Fries ::.- 2 •.=, 49t Nifty Waffles ;:10c DRYER ONLY $13900 OcNn Spr.y . . _Whole Berry or Strained High Life Brar.d . ' ~: A'Pts.Grocery·· Buys t. ., Grape Juice ~:nd- 4~~ 59c HOTPOINT WASHER & DRYER PAIR $349,.00 THllm SUECIION FOUOUI CHIISTMAS MEN~ .. ' did. I ... <:·· ORDER YOURS NOW ... Sure 01 Chrlott!\M. io liound tho corner, AlP Turkeyo ore plump, _ fUll of that sure-to·ple11e goodne1s yOu· W~n;t· for your fer::stl Every one il carefully dra11ed •n.. cieaned, rudy for the oven. Select yoUrS, early . . . on Christmas Day you'll be glad you . PASC;~ICELE"iY 19· • • • Open 'till6 p.m. Monday l Tueadoy, Dec. 21 & 22 Opon 'ti119 p.m. Wednesdoy, Dec. U · Open 'till 6 p.m. Thuraday, Dec. 24 . AiP Christmas TURKEYS · · Large, F\orldl l:BRtSTMAS fli:J....$ . Dresses - Acces~ories Costume Jewefry ~ Purses Milk Gloss - ' . - ' -·· . . lb. 49c Geese Fully Ovon o,.,..., Ro•dy ----- 65 c lb. 69( . . Fanc• DU(kS Roady lb. 45 c Fresh Fruits &Vegetables 1 IC. Malt A X y D L B A A XR It :L 0 N G p E L ·L 0 w One lett~r simply atands for another. In t1WI samp)t.-A r; uu« for the thr11e L'tJ, X for the two O't, etc. StnJie .le_ t tera, &poa!o trophel, the length and fonnatlon ot the wordJ aH.aU hlll\r, ;Ea.ch dq tbe cgde Jet~l"l are dld'erent. ,_ Christmas Week 6 lb. Size .... $4.2S ' a ant$ home run · alu(gb · Jlarinon 13, Alumn\11 (colloq,) 91o II lb. TA$11 TIIMMIN'S FOR YOUR TURKEY ••• SI!Op,O!lq ,~it,,l./91' ,,lllif!l , . ~eman IOUebrew: • STORE DOIJRS C lb . Sbo Whole Ham lb. S3c Ovon Roady Ch•IC kens Roaotlng O.FullynulnoDru.,d . Capons lb. Grilfi~ he 'urned down C lb Half Whole Ham lb. 47c lbL chtntlr""cif'the 'W'aahi!lgtbn senatora, eXJ~laiAP'ii w~ 121o 161b. 1 vg. hat o C lb Full Sl!onk Half lb. CHlCAGP - OQnald Hanson, a Ka'!-'ee'e, WyO., ta.ncher, -backing a 17. .:-~lnv&tf.. r BIRTHDAY rib or loon naif. Your AlP m01t man will be glad lo cuololll TENDER HAMS 4 3 C';'~rt Shonk 4 9 ~':,ad 6 5 49c"" 43c 49c lb. Morton'a Turkoy - 5 - $1 00 Pot P18S Chlckon, Fish Sticks ~::~~a ·3 :!:: $po Halibut.Steak sll'"--lb. 49c .Cod Fillets 3 $,1'00 Green Shrimp:.:..: ft 59c WASHINGT-QN - ·- - 2f. Yardetlck DAILY CUYI'TOQUO'l'E- ~----tho A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . LEAN, MELLOW SMOKED (mll.) bevefiiU LOiN HALF lb too: 45~ FUU cut whole or half lolnt ta your order. " 2S. Footed va1e . 39c ORDER At &&P you got FULL half loin when .. :o. and Lucille ~a ~t.~LE CUT TO FULL RIB HALF sons, · Beilt't1ce Reinhart, Ma~el­ ine BUell; Virginia Covert, Ruth 22. Co'a.• 32• s,taUoned (S. A.) j 'hacbefa from Meigs County at~ tendmg were Mrs. Chapman, Nan · M.oore, -I'feJlie Vale, Margaret Par- 20. Wbt:t re. cep.. 21 . 2l. • Da,vts. J'•.C.II!Uj'- Aflt.. e• 28. Demand 35. Flow ·rort:n 2T. Pomeran. tree!• i .z an, for 86. ,Min deeply one Maxwell 11. Kind of race 2{1 .•'3urpa.&~es 31. Bucket 15. Barnyard 30. Short'-, 38. Not "bou" slmpte sonr workinr l7, Rtver Arnerle& (abbr.) 19. 8p&nlltL ruler 22. Bohemian• I GOLF Or Send Post Cord - THE MERRIEST ·sELECTION OF FESTIVE FOODS -AWAITS -YOU·.:':\ ~- - :!.-Daily Sentine~ P0111eroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1959 ecting, .:Anna Maude' Fehrmah gave the Den Three Cu_b Scoyts met Man"MQ dopn a~s" from t b~ book by day evening with their " leaders .. _ E'Gil J d 1o1 Cynthia ·P.earl MoSll. She closed llll-s. u:a mQre 1r.;th~ an ' 1rs. "h 1 • with the story of the Black Ma· ..,. ares .,.peneer, a, · .,_r cub dotma. h ouse. · The .program was tlos.ed with a The boys worked •on their vocal solo, Adeste Fideles by EsCh.ristmaa · project, . after which ther Daubei-, · plans were made foe a Cbrisfmu Following the gift exchange elected and int:!lude Mrs. Joachim, party at the next meeting and plans were made for a Christmas realdent; ·Mrl. Jacob Gloeclmer, names were drawn far a 5Dc gift gift to be given to Miss Lois vice prelident ·, Min LuCJ'etia Gen exchan•e. e Ceci l who is t. member of the heimer, aeer~tary and Mn. Bert At the close of the meeting reWebster, treasurer. A contribu- freshments were served by Skip Sorority and . has been ilL for a of years. --"-~w~aa--:-ma~d~e~to:_tb-:e~J=•.:Y.c~:.:.:.':_'":.:r~Do:.::.: ee m::lg':a:::n:_.- - - - - - -- number Other hoste!l~ for the meeting, were Mabel Conley and Gwendlyn YESTII:RYEAR FISHING _ _ _ _ _ _ ; , = - - . I POOL 1~.1Y-AW,U PLAN •'Oft (;flftiSTMilS FOOTBAI~L I land"~ PAYMENTS cosTS ONLY $3.fl A MONTH· _ .. From Mrs . Danny Arnold was honored Mrs. Geo rge Jo<lchim pre&ided receo nt11 with a miacellaneou.s !!how-l over the meeting of the Daugber given by Mrs. Brad Hud5on and teu flf Ruth Class of the United Mfi. l(trerett MieBae1 at the home Methodist Church when they met of he1' mother, Mrs. ~ichael, in Monday afterno<Jn in the social Bradbury . mom of tM church for thelr Chr istmas party. A pink and white color scheme was carried out. Gift! were placed Members responded to roll call on a table · wbich had streamers wtth a Cht!atnuli veue. ··Keeping_ extendlnl f1'orn the four comers- Christmaa" Wll the topic' or )flss to an umbrella in the tenter. Lucretia Oenhebner, proaram leader wbo read the Christmas Gamel were played during the $ from t. Luke. She eoncludeve ning with pri'l:es awarded to : 3tory ' Mrs. Madeline Evans, Mrs. Carolyn ed her meditation with an -rticle Teaford , Mn. Helen Johnson: Mrs. "The Meaning of Chrl•lJP.u." MAry Bailey, Mrs. Charldene Han· ning and Mre. Goldia Sareent. fi~::~~:rt~bu::ss ys:::ion~e~ D .1y Sentsne , I REPAID IN They Come United Me~odist Class Enjoys Christmas Party Ann .'JIL rhaPl. daughll'r of Mr. und u.sme~ Allen Eichinger Mrs. Lou Diehl After the }1()noree bad opened Mrs En reU Michael or Bradbury rdnedln~'ffp_res,:(ted over hy th~ pres- Mrs. James Gil~ore, Mrs, Eugen~ her gifts, refreshments of catke 1 cnt, "' Jc orrenc:e . Howktn •, Mrs . Clt'fford Jacobs, an d ·tee cream centered with wedbe('l:lllle the bride of Mr. [)anny ~ Instead of a girt t'" change Lhc Mrs . E. J . Tracy , Mrs. Helen Leif- ding bells, coffee and nuts were - Arnold , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray1 mo nd Arnold of Harrisonville. class has sent girts to the Athf'ns heil, Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mra. aer-ved. Th{' vows of the ceremony were St at e Hospi tal and a con trib utlon Russell Leifheit . Present were Leoria EbElrabach, rt•~:~ d by the bridegroom's brother, to CARt:. Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs, Law- Atlarab Dewhunt, Madeline Evans Hcv. Joh n Edmunds of Elizaville, renee Smith, Mrs. William Strlll•- and daughter, Kay, Myrtle Sisson, Ky , at the Bradbury Church or Qysters, potato sa la d. vegetable IJaug h, Mrs . Glen Thompson, Mrs. CarolYJl Teaford, , Helen Johnson Chm t st 7 :30 p. m. salad, celery, pickles and coffee Jr(j Wellman, Mrs. Phil ~~. and daughter, Beverly, Naomi Given In marriage by her father were enjoyed hy all present. The !\Irs. Cl arence Curtis, Mrs . Nel8a Smith, Edith Edmupd&;. Irene Amthe brid e wore a street le n_e:lh dming t<tble <'arncd out th(' l'h r1 st- Wise. Mrs. Paul Eichin"er, ¥J-!. ofd,.Ann BarQitz, Mary Bailey and drl~.!ls of powder blue tweed . Her mas motilf in naukins ami doth Lloyd Wright and live gu!fpts a:r&~dlughter, Kathy, Jessie Sis· aecessGrles. were while ami t~he car- wit h a eenterpiecc of a min ia ture Mrs. Robert Smith, Mis!l SUe . s on (~ Kallu1'n wamer, charldetle ril'd an orchid on a white Bible. tree and deeorali\it' Clllrlles. Traey, Mary and Ernie Po~ll H',anfting, Loui.ae Lewis, Goldie 1 ller only attendant w-as Miss d ·d 1 d" · 1 1ami Polly Ann Bs'uer. SirM:mt and son, Guy, Sharon Cle11 1 01 11 1 Pa ula ;\tichael, her j lster, who wore ,'n'1',1 ,P , 1'n1, spcnsc wJt The next meeting will be beld Jk!tty Arnold .and Paula Ml· 1 ,. at the hottte· of •trs. Ernest POW· c h ae ! . • a dress of blue orld white poplin mep n ~ t , Ell H H{'S:i ~ith white accessoriea and a cor- .,, b•·•,'wu J""t?e 1 · ~ ~ 1'."a"1 u 11,1 ' L". t> JI with Mrs. Pearl Parker as coSendinv gifts but unable to a1· ". e sAdams, er. c~:~p unc l _wt · r .m- hostess. There will b't a hake an d ten d were Hem Ice Wlnn, Tillie :•age of white mums. nu:: Florenct• Limburg••r, d Rowley, VirBlnla Whitlatch , Juania llobby Arnold, brother of the Dave Yat c.~. I-I. A. Hensley. ,\ nna · ~!- ~~1~----~-groo m, was beat man . ·-• - d , 1 G I Pierce, Marilyn Wilcox, Mary . 1.tte r , ,.,r _un "r11. corge 11 ens 1ey, \-frs. Michael, mother ot the I.inme Sw<!n, Effie Torren et· :m d Rou11h , Doris Wel11h, Marilyn bm\e , chose a dreu of na\'Y blue Mr. and Mrs. Charles llenSll'Y' a~ IWolfe, Bertha Bini!. Loretta HanJn d whit e crtpe for her daughter's ning, Lethia Russell, Virginia Miwt·dding. She wore a corsage of d chael and Allee Robeson. .vhite cjrnat!ons. Birth a,.·s Observed Mrs. 1\.rnold. mother of the Mrs. Max ine Amold entNtain :room . wore b\ue and a whitt> 1 ed wtth a dinner 3umlay her wscs MEETS ('<J~atlon corHaa;e. home, At~eu s Road , !J1 obsenan{'E! Tht> WS{'S of th.e Racm~ tLLho Following the ceremony a l'e- of the b1rthday~ of her mother , dilll Church met Frid.u "evoning at t'C Jitlon ~all held at the home of , Mrs. Mary Aunuller, her brother- the home of Mrs. Harry Pickehs he h~Hil' s part•nls.. l m·lnw Wilbur Stewart un d her with a Christmas program liii!h· Thf' new cuuplj,! ~tr£:> now rf'>~ld inJ{ nephi'\\' Ja ck Fow ler . A dt'ru.- a1ed • ligh ti n ~ the eYening. at U1tJlr tt·ailer honw In BeY erly birtiJ(l~ y rake was serl"e>d wi th the · A potluck supper wa1 held by where Mr . Arnold is employed. I dinner. HOLZIIl ~'HOSPITAL ' the Love-Joy Circle of the Mid· · l.~. dltP9rt FJtJt BaptUt Chureb at Adm1tted Dec . 14: Cu~..- 7 1 Hawk - home of Mra. Allen .ilu&hea S~ract~sef· Mra. Clara Sh~_fer, . even1DJ. Pl.aee eards· for Mmersvl le; Mn. Elmer GrtMft!, were miniature china Letart; _Mary Blgp, Racine. . ot Chriatma11 cllaracte~~a. Dlsm~ssed D~c . 14 : Mrt. Adam home WIJ decor.fjted both ltl~·m·t!bs , Mr~ . Wuilam Welker, Mrs and outside ln keepfnl with 0 ~~ a~da Crandall, Mrs. Earley Chriatmaa seaaon. McK1bbey , Mr8. Nattie Galloway, Mtll. Harry !Joudashelt, c-hairMrs. Charles Coyan, MrB. ltayof the circle, pretided over mond Kerna, Mrs. Robert ~l_utps meetlnl when the Schoo! of :~s . William Kendall and son, · wa~ . dltctaltd wJth •lx s. John White. the membtra -aJreeinl to at· _ tend the achool. ·Mrs. HliJhell waa the devotion· The Alman.-: al leadtr for the .-tin1 and following the r«ordinJa of the ChrlJtma1 car()lJ c•ve the Chr!ttmu Story lromrllof! Bible. " .Mr1. David Da'rst . Waa in ch.ll'fe oC the proeram tor the evenirlg and presented the mls!!lonary progrllm "God's Greatest Work". Site Tortay ls Wednesday, Dec . 16, wu assisted by, Mrs. Lltllan Me· the 350th d11y of the year, with Ghee and Mrs. WIUIJ Anthony, 125 E. Main St. !'hone 1117 15 more days in 19119. For the prognm each member Wll ; llourl'i~ 9 tu 5 . , . . ... 'fhurl'!day 9 til Noon The moon is apProaching Ita last qual'ter. given a tiny manget and· cartdle Tl dne and the candleJJ wen Ji&tjt. and ~~e~:~~~~-mng stars are Mercury etll· during the dose of the prrt· $200 And Best Of All BASKETDAU, BA SEBALL l sevet"a l memb.ers and ,the group s~ng the Christmas caroll. Present were Mrs. Merlin Tracy , 1 ,'!''g~ ATip From-- .GAMES TRICYCLES I Better H . eo Ith IMrs. Arn!lld Cl U bObServeS With Ch nstmas • season . Honored Bridal Shower ~ ' .' Ike. OVER 213 IN HANDSOME FRUITS & NUTS GIFT·PACKAGE lro~ ft10~ lv~ · 1' 1~r an .•• • JVIIYDAY SHEUS ( 51\ 1•uge H denif'r) Sizeli: r 8~Hl. Full fnhioned with .. u.... m. 2 ~ir1 99c oelf oeo m. . , 2 pcun' DI!LUXI SHEIA.S (60 gau.:e IS denier) Sites: 8 ~~ -11. Fall (aAhioned with •e lf oeam. ' 2 pairs $1 QC·i • STRnCH SHEllS ( tiO IIUP 15 denier ) Petite.Re&Uiaf, ' Tal1. Full faahioned with • SEAMLESS SHE!JS (400 needle 15 denier) Si1u · B~i· 11. In micro-meah llyl•• . Heel and toe reinforced.. 2 pain $1,J9,, ' J•n• P•rtc.,.. . R"dy To Use, S.uoned StuHing Mix JIM Parker ... Fr•sh Deily, Rich Fruit, T~r Crust Cherry Pie ·. ... 49c ..... 19· , TondOr oi D.mner R0 IIS,,l.Jght, • Pound Cake ,... ''"'"'· c..- . u. 33c' ° Bread Jane Po ..or . '"""19 P•nh Dally --,--- laof · C Ita11an Brea kfast .'Ro1·1s .... ,..-_.,, 33c ' Molasses CookieS~:"...":.' ..--,...27c' k.. ;. i ' $1 29 .. •. 12 • Gold or Mtrttl• - Clonamon ..... ( , �nlhers Win Another~ Jackets. Falter .·1 Dolly Sentinel, ~Mlddle}iort, o., Dec. 16rli!Sll · ~~----- -._--------~----- WMEM 1'0U BUY I I ' Bed Room Or Living Soil~~--·\ Or A&as Or Electric Range ·. . . YOU GET A $23.00 CERTIFICATE WH;ICH YOU REDEEM .AT YOUR LOCAL CLOTHING S .............. ·*•• ' q ·-·' "Wbo ...... .... .......... sll'lllrl"f=._rw•" • n.~. ....... Ill M!lll-.al~ fn . fore 1ile wun 't etll' and a baU after it. a ~-7!'!':i -~ . 1o11 · ••• " w·~ tully ' ' /li.T EITHER THE itrtLAHD FURH1TURE OR MASON FURHITUli ST.ORES -.-. _·.... :_· . "!'!"........... -~.· •• .... l . ,\ · ""·rilltiu' Do your Cbrlstmu shopping at either the Rutlan dl or Jll!lson ~,.. . . e Stores. on4 al.O ·~. d!lie extra ,..._._ -u need for the family In the way of eliitblllll. You oan .~ ll'ad• lb. )'Our·old ~~··,•1111°wn ~~­ ·, '""'~" -~ tlulse nv 0 sW oct .men vou malle • pure- 0 e er • ...,... . m¢nt. All you.l1ave to dp Is eome lo eltbor of · ' "!"< ,......., · '$~I'OI ~I* that ,.ay be inifed ·· rGoll\ sulte, ilmag room ,~utte or gas el~'*' rang~~ ~ '!".i.ij~uilii6 beal'OOIII ;idtea at. d39.95. ·~. . oui at a loeal elothll!g Stol'e, RanJes start at "11.15 .. pv I ,,...... _,.d ...... ... .... " , ··aeotJtif.ul Seiecfiqn· .Qf· ·'' - OPE:M until ~lYING ROOM SUITES Iron\ $1-39;95· ; •..., \. . . ·. TftaiWt'Gitst· . . ' --~-1._ • ' Main St. 9'f~ I Til Chrlstlil111 BEGINNING . FRIDAY; DEll•.U lucky Co.,.WiasJ '. Let Us Help You Buy the extra Items for your family at Cbristmas. tlbie. You kitow you ean alway• .uoe .,.. elothlng for tbe ~ Now is the time to lake ad~lt .of thlll offer. Do if ~Y l'or sure. Arnold and Kennan Grate hs.., announced they will be 8IY to deal witb. So slop In IIIIi alii about the MONEY Another 'G T&·~ --; NelllnJ To 8111- Jullt Regilller HERE'S YOlJ.R BIG CHANCE ·VAWE! ., ' ' . _.,. ;,_ .•. . . . ...¥... . SIMOWS MEN'S Cordurey Sllppm EnglnHr Boots Crepe Soles Sites 10 to lJ $1.69 $5195 Slippers For The Family ,1.89 to 15.15 BOYS' OXFORDS to 17.95 ami SAY' TOO •i l?\t~~ ..... .'./·' . . Ttu . . Natttlf•l eeo caliotter ch1irs lb. 59e _con• P'lRII: ROAST lb. 31• • STORE HOURS-- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. TUI Cbrlotmu Roush's Sho.a Store MIDDJiEpORT ...... Slridii'i · ................. M·U'I tjlrii;p 't - ,OUr Ciivci' io11i1' ~ lb. ..... hielt ......,.... $9e· AIATY they had rejected the largest offer ever made second (or a ~all pla)·er when they turned down · '1e Cincinnati 'Reds' bid ot $~,· 'lOO cash lor KUlpbrew. The Pitts· l>ur l!h Pirates claimed they had made a player otfel' that actually exceeded In value the Red&' $&00,000 orler. ............... SP'A:jtE RIBS IIi: 45• ltORK PUTFDll • NEI!K · B~· 111. 19e ANNUAL Cltristmas Bonus , " ·. 0tow)a&IJW;~ \~ ~~~' . .. ~ Wtrners Radio ' Glality'Prlnt Shop Roush's Shoe Store Smith Clothina Fortman & Abbott ' . laSallt Hottl Thi Daily Stntintl Mct,.\asttr Hanlware litgitls Furrtiture Rail's Btn Fronldin Outta.n·Pr~~tStort ·'. 'l~hop Tfdtets. Aiddf'~p6rt: . And Get 'f'f ln. ~our 'F•· ,MQk., r~· Not NecesSary ~ YMr tWI•J•IIt .t•W -·-..,...·-Wr·...·- . . . l!fltll"' - H I. ... •.. ~ ,"t11.0•• liollol!fiolij. (, .,1 ••. ' !t: ~ 1, w~n1'1" ~ .1 u,....e.~~tiw ~· :,l\fhal;lllilll6 ·c..,., $50 $25 . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . ' ~- Baker Furniture H. &t:Firlstone Citizen$ National Banlt Cross Hardware .ScnJbdm Mtlry I I ... I HjRMAN t GRATf.'S ,f n~ ·[ ",· (~ t~ r ....... it' ............. ' To Be Pre,ent To Win It 11 No& Necessary ,; ,_ ,I!ONIIOJUU) IV THJi: FOLLOWING BU81NIJ88D I ~ ' , ., I c • • f • r t. 1!1- ........•'• ... .... ' ~WING AT 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, DEC.I31'4· . 1 , ................... hlv:tff.-......... ...... TO BE GIVEN AWAY ht P· ~~ · · · · $200 3nl Prlle ·.. · $100 21111Jiia. .... $150 4Ift Pdu ···· $75 5 •j' ' '• I ' . ' • I· ....,• • ,n.tlil..wr '*'ill It .... IUDY.TOi,tyE : l $23.01 ! ;. C'l;l!lJ.J.J. C~TE ·Goob AT YOVR i.ocAL '. ., , CLOTHING S'tj)llE . i ' "rit·,.-·;.·r ' Right.~ "' . , jl'" •• '·' , ' ~ \. .yo"t .il .. ;AN REGWI 1;\Aic~e' ·Simon's Your ; F'leo~q~ior F'resh·. F~~~<~it1 ..W•i~~I':TIJ~~s ~ ~~;~'' · , ~ropes, Apples, ~~~ . ,U.st . \A~!!li~· !~ lheo .-~.- ~'-Gilt w..-~ ~ It· bf wishfng ~ .'"i1i09 ... ... ,. ,. WJ, •' • ' .,..., .,-- ........ ........ _ _ ,..\oo. - $600 In Cash Prizes ' ' Got_ .. _ _ 10% Dis4>unt 0"' All Chr.istmos Lig~ts o; Other Decorations! 7 Set' lights Sefl'~or $1. i9 plus 10% Discount ond ~4: S~t Lighfs S.ell For $2. l9Ji>lus• lQ% ··Oi~~ount. So Buy Here and Save, ¥t;s, 'MO!'<t'EY·f '· Micltlleport Merchants lie;~,..., ......,. ...... 11111•1· &TEAK . Jb~ &It . 2 99 Pr •P· 1te hoiWretl ill. .....,_ lound or e White & Brown Shoes $ e Black & Browo Odordo NO. SECOND AVE. .. .:; ~~~~~~J?M: ---.8 CHEs'll OF DRAWEltS' PORK CHOPS Infants' Shoe• and Oxfords Sizes 31'• to 9 A ~hcl .Volue ForYour B'OOKCASE' BED\: CENTER cOT •u• '' \ ..........,.... . ~-······lu. ,. : . . . . . . . 1 · ~.· ua~t,.. . . t !)~ ~- 1H iln1·, U- 1 ."'";'~~ 1 ·CkfasfM~! .. i ·., '1n ,.,;;r:ly~ . . ., .... :C.OOIII' .. . cl!(ll.it;) I ......-..... • • I ,(' ,. , ' )j L.~·:. ~·i~O- �nlhers Win Another~ Jackets. Falter .·1 Dolly Sentinel, ~Mlddle}iort, o., Dec. 16rli!Sll · ~~----- -._--------~----- WMEM 1'0U BUY I I ' Bed Room Or Living Soil~~--·\ Or A&as Or Electric Range ·. . . YOU GET A $23.00 CERTIFICATE WH;ICH YOU REDEEM .AT YOUR LOCAL CLOTHING S .............. ·*•• ' q ·-·' "Wbo ...... .... .......... sll'lllrl"f=._rw•" • n.~. ....... Ill M!lll-.al~ fn . fore 1ile wun 't etll' and a baU after it. a ~-7!'!':i -~ . 1o11 · ••• " w·~ tully ' ' /li.T EITHER THE itrtLAHD FURH1TURE OR MASON FURHITUli ST.ORES -.-. _·.... :_· . "!'!"........... -~.· •• .... l . ,\ · ""·rilltiu' Do your Cbrlstmu shopping at either the Rutlan dl or Jll!lson ~,.. . . e Stores. on4 al.O ·~. d!lie extra ,..._._ -u need for the family In the way of eliitblllll. You oan .~ ll'ad• lb. )'Our·old ~~··,•1111°wn ~~­ ·, '""'~" -~ tlulse nv 0 sW oct .men vou malle • pure- 0 e er • ...,... . m¢nt. All you.l1ave to dp Is eome lo eltbor of · ' "!"< ,......., · '$~I'OI ~I* that ,.ay be inifed ·· rGoll\ sulte, ilmag room ,~utte or gas el~'*' rang~~ ~ '!".i.ij~uilii6 beal'OOIII ;idtea at. d39.95. ·~. . oui at a loeal elothll!g Stol'e, RanJes start at "11.15 .. pv I ,,...... _,.d ...... ... .... " , ··aeotJtif.ul Seiecfiqn· .Qf· ·'' - OPE:M until ~lYING ROOM SUITES Iron\ $1-39;95· ; •..., \. . . ·. TftaiWt'Gitst· . . ' --~-1._ • ' Main St. 9'f~ I Til Chrlstlil111 BEGINNING . FRIDAY; DEll•.U lucky Co.,.WiasJ '. Let Us Help You Buy the extra Items for your family at Cbristmas. tlbie. You kitow you ean alway• .uoe .,.. elothlng for tbe ~ Now is the time to lake ad~lt .of thlll offer. Do if ~Y l'or sure. Arnold and Kennan Grate hs.., announced they will be 8IY to deal witb. So slop In IIIIi alii about the MONEY Another 'G T&·~ --; NelllnJ To 8111- Jullt Regilller HERE'S YOlJ.R BIG CHANCE ·VAWE! ., ' ' . _.,. ;,_ .•. . . . ...¥... . SIMOWS MEN'S Cordurey Sllppm EnglnHr Boots Crepe Soles Sites 10 to lJ $1.69 $5195 Slippers For The Family ,1.89 to 15.15 BOYS' OXFORDS to 17.95 ami SAY' TOO •i l?\t~~ ..... .'./·' . . Ttu . . Natttlf•l eeo caliotter ch1irs lb. 59e _con• P'lRII: ROAST lb. 31• • STORE HOURS-- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. TUI Cbrlotmu Roush's Sho.a Store MIDDJiEpORT ...... Slridii'i · ................. M·U'I tjlrii;p 't - ,OUr Ciivci' io11i1' ~ lb. ..... hielt ......,.... $9e· AIATY they had rejected the largest offer ever made second (or a ~all pla)·er when they turned down · '1e Cincinnati 'Reds' bid ot $~,· 'lOO cash lor KUlpbrew. The Pitts· l>ur l!h Pirates claimed they had made a player otfel' that actually exceeded In value the Red&' $&00,000 orler. ............... SP'A:jtE RIBS IIi: 45• ltORK PUTFDll • NEI!K · B~· 111. 19e ANNUAL Cltristmas Bonus , " ·. 0tow)a&IJW;~ \~ ~~~' . .. ~ Wtrners Radio ' Glality'Prlnt Shop Roush's Shoe Store Smith Clothina Fortman & Abbott ' . laSallt Hottl Thi Daily Stntintl Mct,.\asttr Hanlware litgitls Furrtiture Rail's Btn Fronldin Outta.n·Pr~~tStort ·'. 'l~hop Tfdtets. Aiddf'~p6rt: . And Get 'f'f ln. ~our 'F•· ,MQk., r~· Not NecesSary ~ YMr tWI•J•IIt .t•W -·-..,...·-Wr·...·- . . . l!fltll"' - H I. ... •.. ~ ,"t11.0•• liollol!fiolij. (, .,1 ••. ' !t: ~ 1, w~n1'1" ~ .1 u,....e.~~tiw ~· :,l\fhal;lllilll6 ·c..,., $50 $25 . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . ' ~- Baker Furniture H. &t:Firlstone Citizen$ National Banlt Cross Hardware .ScnJbdm Mtlry I I ... I HjRMAN t GRATf.'S ,f n~ ·[ ",· (~ t~ r ....... it' ............. ' To Be Pre,ent To Win It 11 No& Necessary ,; ,_ ,I!ONIIOJUU) IV THJi: FOLLOWING BU81NIJ88D I ~ ' , ., I c • • f • r t. 1!1- ........•'• ... .... ' ~WING AT 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, DEC.I31'4· . 1 , ................... hlv:tff.-......... ...... TO BE GIVEN AWAY ht P· ~~ · · · · $200 3nl Prlle ·.. · $100 21111Jiia. .... $150 4Ift Pdu ···· $75 5 •j' ' '• I ' . ' • I· ....,• • ,n.tlil..wr '*'ill It .... IUDY.TOi,tyE : l $23.01 ! ;. C'l;l!lJ.J.J. C~TE ·Goob AT YOVR i.ocAL '. ., , CLOTHING S'tj)llE . i ' "rit·,.-·;.·r ' Right.~ "' . , jl'" •• '·' , ' ~ \. .yo"t .il .. ;AN REGWI 1;\Aic~e' ·Simon's Your ; F'leo~q~ior F'resh·. F~~~<~it1 ..W•i~~I':TIJ~~s ~ ~~;~'' · , ~ropes, Apples, ~~~ . ,U.st . \A~!!li~· !~ lheo .-~.- ~'-Gilt w..-~ ~ It· bf wishfng ~ .'"i1i09 ... ... ,. ,. WJ, •' • ' .,..., .,-- ........ ........ _ _ ,..\oo. - $600 In Cash Prizes ' ' Got_ .. _ _ 10% Dis4>unt 0"' All Chr.istmos Lig~ts o; Other Decorations! 7 Set' lights Sefl'~or $1. i9 plus 10% Discount ond ~4: S~t Lighfs S.ell For $2. l9Ji>lus• lQ% ··Oi~~ount. So Buy Here and Save, ¥t;s, 'MO!'<t'EY·f '· Micltlleport Merchants lie;~,..., ......,. ...... 11111•1· &TEAK . Jb~ &It . 2 99 Pr •P· 1te hoiWretl ill. .....,_ lound or e White & Brown Shoes $ e Black & Browo Odordo NO. SECOND AVE. .. .:; ~~~~~~J?M: ---.8 CHEs'll OF DRAWEltS' PORK CHOPS Infants' Shoe• and Oxfords Sizes 31'• to 9 A ~hcl .Volue ForYour B'OOKCASE' BED\: CENTER cOT •u• '' \ ..........,.... . ~-······lu. ,. : . . . . . . . 1 · ~.· ua~t,.. . . t !)~ ~- 1H iln1·, U- 1 ."'";'~~ 1 ·CkfasfM~! .. i ·., '1n ,.,;;r:ly~ . . ., .... :C.OOIII' .. . cl!(ll.it;) I ......-..... • • I ,(' ,. , ' )j L.~·:. ~·i~O- �..... 8--~1 ~lillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1959 50;;~;;;;;~.,;;:;;;;;;;;;;..;:~---;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-. ~IT ' ~~ A.OS WA l . I .1 '0& OONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS . . PHONE 398 •. eI ~ pel' ' I I Rt..TES jionto poo - !Mertlon. Illlolmum cllorl• - ., ...., 1IIWd tor three eonseevtl" inaert1ooa. - ~ -pOe tpODth for 30 cent& per W'0!1l l'all rate of 3 ...,.. ,..r word will be cbazpd lor a.dvma!PQ II DOt 11014 within 10 da)'• o!ter ,_,Irina bill. Dt<ri.ID A~- Should be reported !twnodla!rly. Til ~ will DOt be reapomible for more than one inCOI' .!'l*W ud Speci&l Notteea tJf Event.a •1.00. Obltuart• fOIWS I DAY 8 DAYS e OAYf 1 KO, l~ of. pu bUibed 1iit 1 can.: ti'U woni. Jll eo. $1.3& DOe 11.20 ft.l!O Ill 110< $! .80 $6.00 :II 711< $l.IIC $2.!111 $'1.110 o\.. le<61\'od by 10 A11. wW bo ID lhat ·day's paper. 11 I Nlltices I ~- ~~;.~1 SEE THE EARrnliiAuRIAL NEEDED AT 608 ~· ~~~ · Street. Pomocoy, o., to. nu .. - ment. If you ': b.ave any twiAa , ere.·ud du.,p it or pbcnir'~ or '84d·M. 12 14 6tc 19 6 0 Ranalller 13) l,ln Memoriam THREE ROOM Pbone 386-Y . FARM. SEE on CALL Deem, Racine, Ohio. G. A. 1215·61P (20) Busi l'!flSS Services MUELLER FURN ..C~ •• WESTINGHOUSE appllane.~. Arnold Brottt.n, Syncuse, Ohlo. Phone 136-Y. 11 19 tfc - BOB'S TREE SliiiVICI! AND RE· rnova\. Phone 6841. 12-3-30tp Red Devils Racine Win Gan1es Eastern Stays In Contention, Coolville Church Plans Christmas Parties, Program Fall 56 to 47 Racine's undcff~aled The ·Bethel MethodiJt Cba.rch, Coolville, have completed their plans for the Cbristmu sea1 on. Mrs. Elva GorreU is baving a party for tbe kindergarten and· primary age children et her home on Dec. 17th at 7 ' p. m. wbUe Mrs. Francis Be nedurn is entertaining tlle other young people of the church at her home. The date for the Chrislmas program bas been set for Dec. 21 at 7:30 p. m. The program lncludea a play entitled "More Blessed To TornadoeB warmed up for their annual inv.aFOR RAbiO AND T. V. REPAIRS ijion of Pomeroy next Friday night Call Fr•nk C•ptelrt•, •14 N. with a hard fo ul!lht, close CQunly S.Cond Ave., Mlddlepport. 9 League cage bcltLie with Eastern A. M. to 9 P. M. 12·3-tfc Jut n1ght at Racine, winning 56-47 . Eastern was 1n C'On tention all the atlon servi(;e. Jack's Refriger.a- way, and led through. part of the AIR CO NDli'IOl'.'!NG. REFRJGER· TU· Just quarter, once by eight points. The terrific shooting o[ Charles 8·23·tf Collins of Eastern kept the Torna · AUCTIONCt'• do('s in a sweat all night. He hit 11 Campl.tt IMrwle» fiel ders and three free tosses for Crltt Bradford 22 points. Mrtte, Phone - Conteet Racine pulled out ol 1t1 firsl A. (' Bradford, "•cine, Ohio quarter slow!! with eight straight B-26-tf points , took a 12·ll lead, and stay · ed ahe-ad aU the way. CLELAND$ & TV R•r••lr Phone '100 Porn.roy, Oh'O. ~~~ New ~- ..... Haven. Pbone IUIWAY TIIAIN D.IIAILI NE}V YORK UPI-Two cart of a crowded .subway train dertUed Tuesday night in mld-Manha&ti:D at n11b-hour. Tbe two eara toD• tained aeveral hundred pUHn• tera, but no one waa hurt. Au· tborltiea uid wbeela of the cJn jumped lhe track damagina: 800 feet of track and aitnal apPIJ'atUL ___ .. 10,30 Wed 3 Chtnnel -~~~· ·u,oo li ·SO 12;00 12: 30 t :OO' ·uouse on Kl&h Jttee~ 4'110 ' Spllf PenonaUIJ D:OO Steamboat Blll 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 ~t.eamboat Bill t;l5 The Jim 1'1u. ~ke1" 8llo1t I .JB Weatberalt J:st Nt:ws Ptctur• $:45 . Huntley Brinkley Report COACH DUI SATURDAY SAN FRANCISCO UPI - CoMb ~uffy Daugherty of Michip.n ,State IS due to arrive Saturda~ to take . over hit duties u coaeb of the East team ln the annual Shrine 1 f~oo;;;t;;;bal;.;;;l;;;'a..;m;;;e;;;;;Ja;;;n;.;:2;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I• 1:00 MAKE A DATE TO 1:1111 8:30 "LUBRICATE" ,,oo a,oo 3:30 . ,oo uo ,,so 1:15 ~ , oo Manhunt Wagon fraln Priee L Rl$ht Pe"'l\ COmo Skoo lf:OO 9:00 \0:00 Thts Is ·Ydvr Llfe 10:31) State ~'l':r:ooper 11:00 Ne"Ws Headllnel · Give." The group plans to go caroling Christmas E\'e. N~ws 6:SO 1 tl : -l~ r:OO T:30 Picture •Huntley BrlDkli!J Report WldrlyDmm Reseue 8 8:00 Bat 'Maslerson 8:30 S'-ecato t:OO Bachelor Father t:so rom 1!how U:lO Weitt.erclat ~ U:15 The .Jac.k Show: .l:OO ~Oft _ ___....... ..-- tur ......... Weathel'fl:a'lt 6:tri . nel 3 ft.-.1Cilaa . -·-·-· .o,oo vou'set your Lllo 5:45 ·!fltri ·OW i.O..aQ: Take A Go;Od Loa!: 11 .,. • ~:00 Coritlnentil ·aanrbflm llD f·OO "ltftt_. ,, ,...... • ~·· ...... dMl l'le~g · UPt~od • t iOO ··~ "DOOUrr Show. ~1~10 WaatbefUII. ,,30 Comedy 'Mroe f, ·• ' .J. ,a t "',,''te ·f~ #"'! 8 - IN MEMORY .OF OUR D~i;AR WIFE and ~O!:her, :11.ary · Jane Jackson .Beegle, wbo passed away Dec. 16. 1938. Husband, Arthur ·Beegle iO'Oil Doutlh Be loti ' • '· ! .. (!i> "'~ (Ia · • ' ~·· L ' ' •. ' ·'I • · -·wcHS.TV Channel . I -~~ f'll CHRISTMAS (6) Lost and Found o;,nDR 8- ed DISdII' w' 4··00 Amerlean BP.ndat~d • 5<30 '4 Friend Fli<ka d.:OO Bah l:"raneisco Beat 1:30· Yot.Q' £no .liepor• .8:40 We·atherlnll!D 8:4& Jobn Daly News ?:M Four Just Men 7:30 Court of Last ReRnrt 4:00 Charley Weaver Show PARTY Wad., Dec. 23nl J:30 P.M. 1010:30 P.M. Races - . Prlre< - Balloono n,ao. People's Cholee 12'00 12:30 1:00 1,30 ResUess Gun Love That Bob Musle Blnco Woy ol Life 2.:00 Day in Colll'l 2:30 The Galt Sto~ Sll.oW Pomeroy j ll :OO .l:ba 11:10 1:15 \2:4:1 • 3:30 Who Do .YW· 1'ralt ~ ~ oo American . Bancbtaad li:30 ~In~ Friend e:OO San Fr¥-ntibeo Beat 6:30 Your l!:sso tteptJI'UI• 6:40 Weatbermaa 6:45 Jolin baly :News 7:00 Flight 7 ~ 30 Gale Storm S)low Tbe Newa Talliltbt · Seanntng the Weath• Sports ntJ&OI't Late ShoW Si. . Of~ "- .· :....~;a ' Chan.- Beat the Clod 3:00 · · I:Sb Ouif' :mfl •taut'l~l G:OO Hawallan Eye . ,0:00' Wedn,sday Nlght Fights '10:45 Sportt Parade Ope" SIUUiay Nights Rt, 1 - n . el 8:00 DoDna ~.B.e-,l~how ~: 30 The Jtei.'l Al~\...Uj . ' , ,:00 Pat ··B~e · Sb.)W~ttohl n...- ~:. ·t~ ~es"':~;~~:~ . .oo The ·Nii... Tqnl(h• -+ .~ .. ui' ...CII 1 &Oa Uib.g Dong~ 8:30 \#)ua. M~· ihow 0:00 ~fnl>el' 800lD · • 0:00 )(Ovle . U:25 Your ESII:t ..u-.........,_ ..,.,.... ~~ 1~0! ScamUn, the Wo•tbel l:lL Sports hepor\ 1:15 La~ Show ... ·.2:45 Sign Off -WHfN.TV :. C hannel 13 · d d ..:to qive or \2:30 Search For.. 'fomotrow 12,•~ Tlte Guiding Ltgltt Channel 13 We ·nes ay . ·woman .:' 4 00 · _ ~;oo Here you can find one of the most complete llne or power tools, band tools, an4 sporting equipment. Shop here for your handy man or sports· J,SO I:~ t:lf &·30 .t;oo· ' ~:SG " ~, man. II·!JG g;oo 1:80 •1!0~ :~:oo ·' tl:15 ' l:DO Th St g 5 .la' .u•C t'ee oo e ._.. -!-'~ ' 1;30 'l'he Life of Ri!Of •.:~ . 2,00 AJ1hur .J SJilit.D--t"'HHlU i:S'o T6e •u)e "RivUn Sb• 1 ,, N>O Amos 16' Andy .· · l)l~w•Y Patrol ! :!0 'l'h• x;tne ·up 4,00 n~ tnto .Space .. .110 1 e MUtton~ o'o)..~ NtWI , •.. 'I. ~:SO . " n, OII ,.... · .• • · ~ep;3 . .. , , -- '· •.....:..... l'~ Aoioa,j\p\IO,:.i'• .00 u s.· ~m · .r~..·, ~r.· ·\ 1;:N ,, · l:oO- Ntw1 1 ·::·~,-..~,{ .&:Ill <;aptain Kona~. • _O:oP cartoon Ttlea IO:Illl on .t ha GG. (1:00 t LOve Lue)' .1:30 December Bri.d e 1~:00 LOve ol Life ~'up- ·. J!('io~', tsettYtt.u~n ·aboW 10,00 Red Rowe Show BLACK & DECKER- 1% loco The Vor.Uet Is Youn . The Brighter )lay S~~t St_o~(l\ . l:So E~ge . ~r~rs~ 1:00 ').'ho, Tlu:i!o !l!oo&u 1:30 Li!e of'jll'"f-;;; I:OO Arl~ J ·Sillllb-N0111 t:!5 . ·n.~:~. !liYlln Show e \lOt I> U"'et · ~ltod Sta..l Steel Hour . '"·" IS _Living In W. Va. Nei~bors At.. world rums \ For ~tr. . or worse HOIII!il!l Pat'tJ The Ml1lioriaire . 8:311 ' Johnny RIDiq,. o:oo Zane GteJ 'fheat. . 9;30 Big party . l'QO ll O'clock Neil ·• . · · .1:15 Thelter llf 1:!10 llign fll( ., --~- Tune In The . 990 ... . ···:sPOT ~ .: ' ,_,;.).,. - ~->" YC)_Ur ladio Dial '. · THI fOf:l,. , met lt.lEWS ~~ V! IRW UIU!It HAND TOOLS .. . •li t!le aroup their re~u· tar meeting, using ..,s her tople, Vallay · short buslne81 meeUng was with Lynn :Buchanab as II ,,ciiidu<:ted 8 A.M;· · 1 :55 P.M,· • u · 8 : 5 ~~ "'',... · · 10 A~ ~h5$ P.~ 5. p•M. 1.1 ... .,_.. · Complete Uae Of the ehurclt "The Name of tbe ChUd." ' ' _.. , .... ....__ iU.t.- HEAVY DUTY SAW $69.95 . Ladlei Auxillary ot the Fire' Department wlll hold 1\ ·Christmas turkey dinnel' at the vi!lage hall Friday evening, beginning promptly at six o'clock, It is announced. . · l'oHowing the ainner a gift exahange and Cbristmas program will' presented . . ~eh person atten~· . is, J,sked to , pring their own ' ae'rvtce. . IS!'ra<'u" moderator. Plons were made to meet at the e b u re·h on Dee. 21 to go caroling, after~ whleh they will 1111 to the hOme of tvtra. Evere.tt Bac;hner, also a counu· selor, lot Uielr Chrlilmao party.. Also atlendlng sunday' a meeting Vaughan, Rev. Howanl ·and one ,...., · Charles ' . -~ -··~ 1$.J~tl.n . 'IGS EQUIPMENl , ,OMP,ANY, INC. ,..--; - - w11l rtieeive the J_ · G. TJylor of &he s~. Louis bate· thi ye~. Jan. 13 at St. LOllis Baf,eball -riten' nual dlnner . . · ELECTRIC ' . SABRE SAW $19.95 ' t ' ( '' . ' . ., - DRILLS $15.95 . • '' ALUMINUM 'COMBINATION t 141 WINDOWS for Rent f Apertmtnte, PH~e'1 T.,ract and Vtl• lt.., oH luttwnut A.._, ,_..,, ....... Ja-Y , 11 2 . . AP o\li','MENTS unfumtdJK llc:Maatera. port. 11hone -.11. an~. . ·sTORM . ' . ' DOORS · . • . I \"' ~ ' • .. SAV,I AT i,' .. ,. s. 'II.~J .HOGG & ZUSPAN ~. *G\JH CASES ··~ num. Preelslon bunt with all lbe features JOU'd ~peet: . . cl .. ' *Complete .stock Of Sheila ' ...... A gift lbe enUre r,mlly will .~Joy all year. Ali lluml· to flnd only In much more ezpfnslve willdow~ an4 dQOn. • CA~S ··*·HUN"~:lHG. COATS *HU ' . *RIFUS WJEH .JIKJOtii..... > 990KC: . .' ,ugoodu~ ,.a.. fund raia· Conete- �..... 8--~1 ~lillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1959 50;;~;;;;;~.,;;:;;;;;;;;;;..;:~---;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-. ~IT ' ~~ A.OS WA l . I .1 '0& OONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS . . PHONE 398 •. eI ~ pel' ' I I Rt..TES jionto poo - !Mertlon. Illlolmum cllorl• - ., ...., 1IIWd tor three eonseevtl" inaert1ooa. - ~ -pOe tpODth for 30 cent& per W'0!1l l'all rate of 3 ...,.. ,..r word will be cbazpd lor a.dvma!PQ II DOt 11014 within 10 da)'• o!ter ,_,Irina bill. Dt<ri.ID A~- Should be reported !twnodla!rly. Til ~ will DOt be reapomible for more than one inCOI' .!'l*W ud Speci&l Notteea tJf Event.a •1.00. Obltuart• fOIWS I DAY 8 DAYS e OAYf 1 KO, l~ of. pu bUibed 1iit 1 can.: ti'U woni. Jll eo. $1.3& DOe 11.20 ft.l!O Ill 110< $! .80 $6.00 :II 711< $l.IIC $2.!111 $'1.110 o\.. le<61\'od by 10 A11. wW bo ID lhat ·day's paper. 11 I Nlltices I ~- ~~;.~1 SEE THE EARrnliiAuRIAL NEEDED AT 608 ~· ~~~ · Street. Pomocoy, o., to. nu .. - ment. If you ': b.ave any twiAa , ere.·ud du.,p it or pbcnir'~ or '84d·M. 12 14 6tc 19 6 0 Ranalller 13) l,ln Memoriam THREE ROOM Pbone 386-Y . FARM. SEE on CALL Deem, Racine, Ohio. G. A. 1215·61P (20) Busi l'!flSS Services MUELLER FURN ..C~ •• WESTINGHOUSE appllane.~. Arnold Brottt.n, Syncuse, Ohlo. Phone 136-Y. 11 19 tfc - BOB'S TREE SliiiVICI! AND RE· rnova\. Phone 6841. 12-3-30tp Red Devils Racine Win Gan1es Eastern Stays In Contention, Coolville Church Plans Christmas Parties, Program Fall 56 to 47 Racine's undcff~aled The ·Bethel MethodiJt Cba.rch, Coolville, have completed their plans for the Cbristmu sea1 on. Mrs. Elva GorreU is baving a party for tbe kindergarten and· primary age children et her home on Dec. 17th at 7 ' p. m. wbUe Mrs. Francis Be nedurn is entertaining tlle other young people of the church at her home. The date for the Chrislmas program bas been set for Dec. 21 at 7:30 p. m. The program lncludea a play entitled "More Blessed To TornadoeB warmed up for their annual inv.aFOR RAbiO AND T. V. REPAIRS ijion of Pomeroy next Friday night Call Fr•nk C•ptelrt•, •14 N. with a hard fo ul!lht, close CQunly S.Cond Ave., Mlddlepport. 9 League cage bcltLie with Eastern A. M. to 9 P. M. 12·3-tfc Jut n1ght at Racine, winning 56-47 . Eastern was 1n C'On tention all the atlon servi(;e. Jack's Refriger.a- way, and led through. part of the AIR CO NDli'IOl'.'!NG. REFRJGER· TU· Just quarter, once by eight points. The terrific shooting o[ Charles 8·23·tf Collins of Eastern kept the Torna · AUCTIONCt'• do('s in a sweat all night. He hit 11 Campl.tt IMrwle» fiel ders and three free tosses for Crltt Bradford 22 points. Mrtte, Phone - Conteet Racine pulled out ol 1t1 firsl A. (' Bradford, "•cine, Ohio quarter slow!! with eight straight B-26-tf points , took a 12·ll lead, and stay · ed ahe-ad aU the way. CLELAND$ & TV R•r••lr Phone '100 Porn.roy, Oh'O. ~~~ New ~- ..... Haven. Pbone IUIWAY TIIAIN D.IIAILI NE}V YORK UPI-Two cart of a crowded .subway train dertUed Tuesday night in mld-Manha&ti:D at n11b-hour. Tbe two eara toD• tained aeveral hundred pUHn• tera, but no one waa hurt. Au· tborltiea uid wbeela of the cJn jumped lhe track damagina: 800 feet of track and aitnal apPIJ'atUL ___ .. 10,30 Wed 3 Chtnnel -~~~· ·u,oo li ·SO 12;00 12: 30 t :OO' ·uouse on Kl&h Jttee~ 4'110 ' Spllf PenonaUIJ D:OO Steamboat Blll 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 ~t.eamboat Bill t;l5 The Jim 1'1u. ~ke1" 8llo1t I .JB Weatberalt J:st Nt:ws Ptctur• $:45 . Huntley Brinkley Report COACH DUI SATURDAY SAN FRANCISCO UPI - CoMb ~uffy Daugherty of Michip.n ,State IS due to arrive Saturda~ to take . over hit duties u coaeb of the East team ln the annual Shrine 1 f~oo;;;t;;;bal;.;;;l;;;'a..;m;;;e;;;;;Ja;;;n;.;:2;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I• 1:00 MAKE A DATE TO 1:1111 8:30 "LUBRICATE" ,,oo a,oo 3:30 . ,oo uo ,,so 1:15 ~ , oo Manhunt Wagon fraln Priee L Rl$ht Pe"'l\ COmo Skoo lf:OO 9:00 \0:00 Thts Is ·Ydvr Llfe 10:31) State ~'l':r:ooper 11:00 Ne"Ws Headllnel · Give." The group plans to go caroling Christmas E\'e. N~ws 6:SO 1 tl : -l~ r:OO T:30 Picture •Huntley BrlDkli!J Report WldrlyDmm Reseue 8 8:00 Bat 'Maslerson 8:30 S'-ecato t:OO Bachelor Father t:so rom 1!how U:lO Weitt.erclat ~ U:15 The .Jac.k Show: .l:OO ~Oft _ ___....... ..-- tur ......... Weathel'fl:a'lt 6:tri . nel 3 ft.-.1Cilaa . -·-·-· .o,oo vou'set your Lllo 5:45 ·!fltri ·OW i.O..aQ: Take A Go;Od Loa!: 11 .,. • ~:00 Coritlnentil ·aanrbflm llD f·OO "ltftt_. ,, ,...... • ~·· ...... dMl l'le~g · UPt~od • t iOO ··~ "DOOUrr Show. ~1~10 WaatbefUII. ,,30 Comedy 'Mroe f, ·• ' .J. ,a t "',,''te ·f~ #"'! 8 - IN MEMORY .OF OUR D~i;AR WIFE and ~O!:her, :11.ary · Jane Jackson .Beegle, wbo passed away Dec. 16. 1938. Husband, Arthur ·Beegle iO'Oil Doutlh Be loti ' • '· ! .. (!i> "'~ (Ia · • ' ~·· L ' ' •. ' ·'I • · -·wcHS.TV Channel . I -~~ f'll CHRISTMAS (6) Lost and Found o;,nDR 8- ed DISdII' w' 4··00 Amerlean BP.ndat~d • 5<30 '4 Friend Fli<ka d.:OO Bah l:"raneisco Beat 1:30· Yot.Q' £no .liepor• .8:40 We·atherlnll!D 8:4& Jobn Daly News ?:M Four Just Men 7:30 Court of Last ReRnrt 4:00 Charley Weaver Show PARTY Wad., Dec. 23nl J:30 P.M. 1010:30 P.M. Races - . Prlre< - Balloono n,ao. People's Cholee 12'00 12:30 1:00 1,30 ResUess Gun Love That Bob Musle Blnco Woy ol Life 2.:00 Day in Colll'l 2:30 The Galt Sto~ Sll.oW Pomeroy j ll :OO .l:ba 11:10 1:15 \2:4:1 • 3:30 Who Do .YW· 1'ralt ~ ~ oo American . Bancbtaad li:30 ~In~ Friend e:OO San Fr¥-ntibeo Beat 6:30 Your l!:sso tteptJI'UI• 6:40 Weatbermaa 6:45 Jolin baly :News 7:00 Flight 7 ~ 30 Gale Storm S)low Tbe Newa Talliltbt · Seanntng the Weath• Sports ntJ&OI't Late ShoW Si. . Of~ "- .· :....~;a ' Chan.- Beat the Clod 3:00 · · I:Sb Ouif' :mfl •taut'l~l G:OO Hawallan Eye . ,0:00' Wedn,sday Nlght Fights '10:45 Sportt Parade Ope" SIUUiay Nights Rt, 1 - n . el 8:00 DoDna ~.B.e-,l~how ~: 30 The Jtei.'l Al~\...Uj . ' , ,:00 Pat ··B~e · Sb.)W~ttohl n...- ~:. ·t~ ~es"':~;~~:~ . .oo The ·Nii... Tqnl(h• -+ .~ .. ui' ...CII 1 &Oa Uib.g Dong~ 8:30 \#)ua. M~· ihow 0:00 ~fnl>el' 800lD · • 0:00 )(Ovle . U:25 Your ESII:t ..u-.........,_ ..,.,.... ~~ 1~0! ScamUn, the Wo•tbel l:lL Sports hepor\ 1:15 La~ Show ... ·.2:45 Sign Off -WHfN.TV :. C hannel 13 · d d ..:to qive or \2:30 Search For.. 'fomotrow 12,•~ Tlte Guiding Ltgltt Channel 13 We ·nes ay . ·woman .:' 4 00 · _ ~;oo Here you can find one of the most complete llne or power tools, band tools, an4 sporting equipment. Shop here for your handy man or sports· J,SO I:~ t:lf &·30 .t;oo· ' ~:SG " ~, man. II·!JG g;oo 1:80 •1!0~ :~:oo ·' tl:15 ' l:DO Th St g 5 .la' .u•C t'ee oo e ._.. -!-'~ ' 1;30 'l'he Life of Ri!Of •.:~ . 2,00 AJ1hur .J SJilit.D--t"'HHlU i:S'o T6e •u)e "RivUn Sb• 1 ,, N>O Amos 16' Andy .· · l)l~w•Y Patrol ! :!0 'l'h• x;tne ·up 4,00 n~ tnto .Space .. .110 1 e MUtton~ o'o)..~ NtWI , •.. 'I. ~:SO . " n, OII ,.... · .• • · ~ep;3 . .. , , -- '· •.....:..... l'~ Aoioa,j\p\IO,:.i'• .00 u s.· ~m · .r~..·, ~r.· ·\ 1;:N ,, · l:oO- Ntw1 1 ·::·~,-..~,{ .&:Ill <;aptain Kona~. • _O:oP cartoon Ttlea IO:Illl on .t ha GG. (1:00 t LOve Lue)' .1:30 December Bri.d e 1~:00 LOve ol Life ~'up- ·. J!('io~', tsettYtt.u~n ·aboW 10,00 Red Rowe Show BLACK & DECKER- 1% loco The Vor.Uet Is Youn . The Brighter )lay S~~t St_o~(l\ . l:So E~ge . ~r~rs~ 1:00 ').'ho, Tlu:i!o !l!oo&u 1:30 Li!e of'jll'"f-;;; I:OO Arl~ J ·Sillllb-N0111 t:!5 . ·n.~:~. !liYlln Show e \lOt I> U"'et · ~ltod Sta..l Steel Hour . '"·" IS _Living In W. Va. Nei~bors At.. world rums \ For ~tr. . or worse HOIII!il!l Pat'tJ The Ml1lioriaire . 8:311 ' Johnny RIDiq,. o:oo Zane GteJ 'fheat. . 9;30 Big party . l'QO ll O'clock Neil ·• . · · .1:15 Thelter llf 1:!10 llign fll( ., --~- Tune In The . 990 ... . ···:sPOT ~ .: ' ,_,;.).,. - ~->" YC)_Ur ladio Dial '. · THI fOf:l,. , met lt.lEWS ~~ V! IRW UIU!It HAND TOOLS .. . •li t!le aroup their re~u· tar meeting, using ..,s her tople, Vallay · short buslne81 meeUng was with Lynn :Buchanab as II ,,ciiidu<:ted 8 A.M;· · 1 :55 P.M,· • u · 8 : 5 ~~ "'',... · · 10 A~ ~h5$ P.~ 5. p•M. 1.1 ... .,_.. · Complete Uae Of the ehurclt "The Name of tbe ChUd." ' ' _.. , .... ....__ iU.t.- HEAVY DUTY SAW $69.95 . Ladlei Auxillary ot the Fire' Department wlll hold 1\ ·Christmas turkey dinnel' at the vi!lage hall Friday evening, beginning promptly at six o'clock, It is announced. . · l'oHowing the ainner a gift exahange and Cbristmas program will' presented . . ~eh person atten~· . is, J,sked to , pring their own ' ae'rvtce. . IS!'ra<'u" moderator. Plons were made to meet at the e b u re·h on Dee. 21 to go caroling, after~ whleh they will 1111 to the hOme of tvtra. Evere.tt Bac;hner, also a counu· selor, lot Uielr Chrlilmao party.. Also atlendlng sunday' a meeting Vaughan, Rev. Howanl ·and one ,...., · Charles ' . -~ -··~ 1$.J~tl.n . 'IGS EQUIPMENl , ,OMP,ANY, INC. ,..--; - - w11l rtieeive the J_ · G. TJylor of &he s~. Louis bate· thi ye~. Jan. 13 at St. LOllis Baf,eball -riten' nual dlnner . . · ELECTRIC ' . SABRE SAW $19.95 ' t ' ( '' . ' . ., - DRILLS $15.95 . • '' ALUMINUM 'COMBINATION t 141 WINDOWS for Rent f Apertmtnte, PH~e'1 T.,ract and Vtl• lt.., oH luttwnut A.._, ,_..,, ....... Ja-Y , 11 2 . . AP o\li','MENTS unfumtdJK llc:Maatera. port. 11hone -.11. an~. . ·sTORM . ' . ' DOORS · . • . I \"' ~ ' • .. SAV,I AT i,' .. ,. s. 'II.~J .HOGG & ZUSPAN ~. *G\JH CASES ··~ num. Preelslon bunt with all lbe features JOU'd ~peet: . . cl .. ' *Complete .stock Of Sheila ' ...... A gift lbe enUre r,mlly will .~Joy all year. Ali lluml· to flnd only In much more ezpfnslve willdow~ an4 dQOn. • CA~S ··*·HUN"~:lHG. COATS *HU ' . *RIFUS WJEH .JIKJOtii..... > 990KC: . .' ,ugoodu~ ,.a.. fund raia· Conete- �' ..:---· I DUb sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1959 ' "nlo Bither Clr<le met ot the :bome fll J1n. Gretta SimPsolrt with lin. Jhltn Simpeoo. eo-hostess. \ MEIGS . ,.' THEAJRE Elberfllds Will Be Open Each Evening Til9 o'clock Until Christmas Racine Sophomore Class Sponsoring Christmas Dance l~==:===:==:==:::;:;;:::;:;::;=::::::;:::::::! IwillA Not Open T""l""' Isophomore clas:i with the crown! g Meet1'ng Monday At M'ddl t Ch urch of '"Mr. and Mi.. Christmas" •• the ' I epor bigbl1ght of the evening. The WScS of the Heath Methodist Church met Monday semi-fonn&i Christmas prom be held Saturday eveuin&: al the Racine Htgb school from tiU li p. m., sponsored by the : Sophia Loren - Tab Hunter Mul!t will be furniabed by the Pomero)l High School Dance her that 11 LOVA difference" A..,...., n,.. W.tdl illd brtctlll " . lllltchld II I ""· 11 .llwtla. UUI I INdiJ...IMI ...... A lfiY u Jhtl WIIEh. Ill wltll till lift of 2 ..-miMI 111111'11011111•. ...... c ........, fiM, left IIIIth, cfrtp. l.fll fluldiJ U~t ciDIII 1 ....DWI bl I W"'- rH• ~"~~::;~~:~~2·; ......... ,,.... _ partment of the church who played two piano numbers, "Joy to the World" and " It Came Upon The Midnight Clear.' MUs Diana Criswell repreBenting the Junior MYF and Miss Diana McComaB representing the Senior MYF played a Christmas overture. Mrs. McComas closed her devotional period wilh prayer. Mrs. Nan Moore pres:ented .;Christmas Customs in Other 1 Lands' durin~: the program hour 1and discussed the customs in other 1ands, presenling many interesting facts. tn closing the program, Mrs. ,;1oore presented the story of "The .slack Madonna," emphasizing that we should know Christ as the Savior of all people and all nations. During the meeting Mr~. ML<:omas announced that Lhc Sunday School Christmas proHram would be presented ~10nday evcuing I>cc. .U w1th P.irs. Charles Alia Bradbury in charge. , Mrs. East announced that Lhc candles being sold IJy t he ~::roup The meeting was cloMd with prayer by Miss Bess Sanborn after which a salad course was ser,ed Mrs. Harold Woodgerd, vid Miller and Mrs. c. A.' Eonmillh with Mrs Max Roller aa a oontrl· buting hoatess to the 26 memben present and Miss Debbie Lockwood, Min McCumas, Mias Sprague and :~"liss Criswell who were &uests . I PAINO& c..unNER REOII!ITRAR• R"'*"'nbJo photo-cord .... ...W.A::.P••• har. r.oncealed butt.oa o14!oia~. Duplico"' key olott. BlU ,.,,.,. '-----Attend Meeting wtth•7so' divider witli optional money flap. Gtf J'O"Ill mORef'' wonb for JODI nlODfF.,• , Jtr PRINCB GARDNBJl • "'•lnledl lio1' •.&H IHVIIIUI IJITCH•e - -· GOESSLER JEWELRY COURT STREET POMEROY ." Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hughes of Middleport were In McArthur last By LUCIUI HAWKINS Sunday to attend the meeting of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hood of . the Past Matrons and Past Ptt· . trons of District 24 of the Eastern Columbus were .overnight guests of Misses Lena and Katie Guth Stars. The meeting began with a din- Sunday and attended the, funeral ner at the school house at noon of Mrs. Raymond Hood, Monday . .Mrs. W. A. Morgan and Mrs. H~>· foll owed b)' the afternoon meelllli. - mer -1\adford returned hoiU· Monday evening after a weekend visit Business was conducted by Mrs. In Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt and son. Emma Salser, ·r realdcnt. K. M. Theiss and son and daughMrs. Ethel Smith, White Cross chairman. gave a report of the ter-in·law, Mr. and ilf.rs. Bl)'the Theiss of Racine visited Tuesda)' boxes which were sent. with the former's niece, Ml'l. Maxine Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilklna of Lancaster were weekend &ueltl of llcr mother, Mrs. Addie Grue.er. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thoma• and daughter, Zana,'vi!ited Sunday In Athens with their eon , J~hn, l st udent at Ohio University . ~~'irs. Howard Roush and dlillllhter Teresa returned to their holne In Follansbee, W. Va ., Monday, after a weekend visit with her motber, Mrs. Emma Davis and other rela· lives . Paul Folmer, student at Ohio University, spent the weekend with hht parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Fol- I One-Won-One Class Holds Dinner Party Monday Evening At Martin Restaurant A &:30 dinner at tlie Martin Restaurant was enjoyed Mon· day evening by tbe One·Won·One class o{ tbe Pomeroy First Baptist church. Following the dinner1 _1he group went to the borne of Mrs• J . H. Stephenson, Eas~Maln St., which was decorated in keeping with the holiday sea110n Including a tree, for the regular meeting. · 1n<1 undentandJng '\flth prayer. the clqse· · Mrs . Stephenson "pfesided at the meeting, which opeiled 1 wit~ group singing of "Ob. Littlo To-,m of Bethlehem" and · pra1~ · by Mrs. Steph.ensoo, •who &)so read a poem ~ Wok• lived. . · Nine Veterans Of World War I Tum Out For Meeting ,. • .' Jf" ~ .. ·,, . . ' .( Eisenhower went ashore bel.h:opter to Tunl1, acene firat a .. and mercha~ts I )j ·~··. Mli~WI FOR TilE FAMILY !tM!«~~~~ Gas or Electric *D,YERS Gas or Electric ""WASHERS *REFRIGERATORS *TV , *CLOCK and TRANSISTOR RADIOS ISTMAS 1 ORNAMENTS - TREE IIOILDE;RS WRAPPING PAPER - I.IGIITS RAND SHOES lARMAN SHOJ!S All Styles and Coi,Or.s i Complote Size~... , , . ~wrence thone Listings Closing Date Is ~ecember 24 About. M'ddlePort .. -· ". CIIRISTlUtlS SPECIAL 20 to 26 inch GIRLS and BOYS ICKES RECONDITIONED LIKE NE\'1' $19.95 to $29·95 Of The Bes~ Selections Of Toys In The Bend R FI.RESTONE ... att· Debhlo ~ood of . ~· ftold lo vlollial With bor 1r1nd· . ·end· lito. !ltl'mon . "itA Rhod~·Made Superintendent S111r~N Camel'll ils.yoU, c/Wice of color1 ~ lvVtHtiot """"' fctr chrr aocl-nlghi 1/.P/. . onopthoaling. , ~ 1-..lt Starftalh c._, ...., 10.., Eltlilthri>tno color .1lld" · oo woll •• bl.....,ndowlollo and Kodacolor ·-•hot•. Bliili•jnftalitoldor. l'kto baotori11, .ftaohloulbi, Voridt"""o Pon flfltt, l•utrudlons. Camera avollobl•·ln your choice ., toui C.uatom coloroo COflll rod, ok,llno blvo, otarclull whl.., or lot bi\IC~··· . ' ,.fJ:..... 'l'1· t' . {l'f"t:o"' ' ... ,~ 1 ,;, AU Joi~ (,!J,. · ·~ fJ'"\ .~ •Cf ~'\.. ~-' 1- '!.·•'. • I· " .,,.,..,.,,•.co., ••,' .. COMING SUIPIND 11 GUARDS were the vood old days, RAIFORD, Fla. UPI-Eleven 1~~;;;,,;the Majeatic drew 800,000 under indictment for al· Ill In a single decade. to Today, the Majestic is left to her own coune. made Tom'• lite <:loot., date for cnanges or new were among 14 men indicted 1:.,"':~el&';;,'',"'!iltbat it. Tueaday by a .federal crand jury man riv:er keePJ roJUn' liltinp ln tbe l900 Pomeroy·.Mid. . on eharge1 of br:utalltJ. . dleport telephone darectory II Dec· enltber 24, William H. Farrington, district commercial .manager of G_e neral Telephone Co. .. ~ _Ohio, announced tod:.:y. Communitle• included in this ditectory befiCiei ·pomeroy Aiid Mid· dleport are. Letart Falla, Portlarid, llan'y E. Rhodes ,has lleen promoted to Superintendent of Raeine and Rutland. Customen Maintenance at.lbe Grab•'!' Plant I!S announced by Mr. C. G. are ~•ked to cheCk for accuracy llJtinia in the present d~t7 Ad!$', Plant MIIDII~ilL. ·V~um ; CIIrporaUon of Amerl.,.., and to report any cha'ncee 'o N!!W Haven; Va: 11ne promotloll was effective December buainess office. 1, 19$9. 1 .. · • Girls & Boys ..... A(die . Bmg, m his World War I uniform to his hob- 1'\rOUnd And molber: Mn. xoung, illl.agg..ie,' and "Jinile Be&." Mrl. LilJiatJ. SLeiff accompanied him at the plano. Jtev. howard Ruppelt, a .cuest, preaented voeaJ aelectiona includ· ill£, ..Jay To The World. " Rev. Fict, 85, retired Nazarene Church miDWter, pr.red tbe table arace. President W1Uis Leadi.og.. bam prntded. Ladiea of the FoiHlerated t.'burcb aerved tbe dinner at table~ decorated attractively in tbe Cbriatmu manner. abe etderi.J centJemen indiv1dual.ll' responded witb "heartfelt tbamts" tur the privilege of dming w1tb t.be dub. Coopertnion - i .11 till . .... , . . , ... Mil ' ' .. For Vanadium At ,Graham Plant w. by the Midcll.,..ert Chambw of C.... marce offlcen hoped IOCLIY for .... -. · Siinta Clau.s ia to . appear at tun.., ......,atkln tr.m upe.wn 1-7:15, and foUowing his' appear-- -~~~ and their ....,...,_ illlce the Merchants Assoctatton wall hold it. drawing for the casb Thty ukl llttt• ._..,It will Ill prizea be.in& gtveo awa;y bJ. .PU· ,..lized from 1M toWn council co~plete ucipating mm:banl.l. act'- of Man4ay nltht h..,lftt Before the Hiram students be· of everytbing down the summ,.rtime crewmen- nailed boots. profesllonal ~tors and •~­ manned the Mljestlc'.' ita wheelhouse and "· l ·te·, ..l l h.. Legion purchased i;~Una:e.s. wltb bll lUI selection• were ''Golden Slippe!'l," "When You And I Were the an ' =::::::;;;::::r.=...:..-. For Her to ..., Sundl)' It 1 p. m . cr•·· OHIO Bing came dresled in uniform of world war 1, com- . plete in every detail, fro.m hat to nub-nailed shoea. He will be presented wit.h a glh from the Polit. Other Veta vf World war 11 wbo attended · tbe meeting were :iam Clark., Walter Bunce,. Cb.arlel Mc£lblnney, Bill Clark, O.scar ji.o111b, t.'verett Davia, Don Rice and Aennetb Brer. commander, announted tb4t aU Mr . .Mmer, active in busineu in tbe a and lU Jlne unul last summer, wtU ·be 89 yean old In .Marett. 1900. J. H. Grate, a.notber .Middleporter, 77. provtded entertainment with aevera.J. oJdume numbe.rl on bUI fiddle which he ' has played. amce tne a&e of 7. Day. ,pUa.ers i... t61ttp e~nrb" --M the Saota Cla.ua ~~-1..1 •'-t.-.n.• nut Wednesday . at . \AIIIW IIGI.,... Ch1iolonu tree uptown. Candy for · Meter Move the treat donated Free of tbe · tOWJ) . and . ' "Middle of Upper Bloek" Witb nine veterans ore uood • During tbe buJlness letter was read from girl thanking the Cbrl8Lmas a:1tt sent her. , were made to send flo.Jen shut-in members of tbe al1o to ·prepare ·biaketa · · families. " . .,; . J , ,!rile devotions by Jrlrs. Fannie Devotions led by .~arl. Ate" · s.l)'re Jncluded the Chriatmll Shatn opened with group I 1n&i~a: Story in Luke and 1 re•dlq o( Christmas carol1, followed ~ "Rclady for the Gift" followed b the Chrlstmall Story taten . from. prefer )' St. Luke by Mrs. Sheln. Jn ber ,.....;:.._· meditation, Mt11. Shain · btougbt qut the three troupe Of people i.D k the Chrirtmas Storj, the bUIY lnr\ keeper, the three humble lhepherds who worked, . walted and . watched and the ibree wilemen. She also broua:ht O'Ut that )f JeI SUI l1 In one'1 life they have ly PUDDII NOUDAIHIL'I' HARTLIY & lEHNEn SHOE STORE for Feeney·Ben- of In ,a communiqu.e short· b' after Eisenhower comple~ed a three hour and 41 minute visit to tbls newly independent country~ the American fresldent also said the peace of tbt world can be belpef\1 by fur\bM' aid to 'iler-developed countries. ' ,..~., -f ·_,_ nett Post, American of tba·t war present for a sdei.st4l14 ,.~1:95 Wednesday nigbt was World ABOARD U.S.S. President Eisen1lower ba said today that the ian rebels was caoJse · ·. AT For Dine World War I veterans •attending a meeting in tbeir bonor t.ast nigbt beld by tlie Feeney-Bennett Post, American Legion, Middleport, are, left to right, front row,. Sam Clark, Lawrence Bing, Walter Bunce, Cbarles McEllllnny. Back row, Bill Clark, Oscar Roush, Everett Davis, Don Rice. and Kenneth Byer. . •1t ~tl~ ·FO!' ~ !ll'~ql Town." Christmas Gift Suggestions POMEROY • assortment of . .llr. and Mu Joe Grabam of im;~··~·._._..._._.......;..~m~u~ch~to;;g~l•~•=·~·~•;•h~·~··~lo;v;e~,~~~D>~~ PQrtamotttb Ylalted laat weekend IJSE OUR l..tll'·tlWAl' Free Delivery Between Now And 6 P.M. December The 24th - Game protectors Don Williams (left) and A. H. Joachim bold a 25 lb. ~aver accidentally trapped in Forked Run Creek by llic~d Coleman, Keno, who was trappmg for mink. The beaver, one of several in the Forked Run area was caught by the tall and drowned when tlle creek became flooded. WUltams and Joachim took the beaver to dlStnct headquarters at Athens where it will be mounted. colors and plaidswrap-around style with tie belt - -·-- L E. Miller, retire(! Middleport bu&i.newn.an , Will the o\deat I'Jtlt Wednesday of the Pomero)' Uon• Clt~b in social room• of the Federated Church when the uoup held ill •nnual Chrirtmu dinner for "oldrtera." lfe w11 born of 1 f1mUy .nd carried on herltlge of. liMb Century now all but relegated to Waah and weer cotton nannel robes for boys- 1M ••••• , - Miller Ranked Oldest Oldster In Lions Event POINT PLEASANT, he Just keeps rollin' alon'B· Capt. Tom Reynolds' Tom was a rlverman gre,at a•vlgatlon cbannela all of bls 71 years. · 1. _; .,.......,.. Capt Reynolds Dies Beside Showboat ·In So Well Boys Robes '. l Ohio• C l - oM .Oil jes Showboat Captain Is Kanawha Victim Wednesday At Point Pleasant . . ' NAN Mr. and Mrs. Harley are announcing tb~ of tllelr dsugbter, Nan BOD of Mr. and M'n. Clyde White, Sh(!ls Miss Haning 16 a graduate of The social room was decorated m kelplng with lhe Christmas sea.- employed by tb~ Motorist Mutual inllurance son -, wilh a larg:e red candle with Ohio. evergreen as Lhe lable centerpiece. Mr. White Is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and 18 lHhcr decorations included the Na- employed by Lat.amier and Stev!lDB Co. in Columbus, Ohio. livily scene. Mrs. East preaided at 1'be wedding will take place at tlie home Of the bride's par· lhe coffee service. ents December 25 al6 r, ·m. with the Rev. Edward White, broFriday Session A candlelight worship service is ther of the groom, offtc ating. · The Women's Association. of being planned fur the Heath MethA shower · and belling will be beld at the Hemiook Grove the First United Presbyterian odisl Church on Sunday evening, Grange Hall Saturday night Dec. 28 at 7:30 o'clock. I•':Jen ••s Church of Middleport will meet Dec. 20 at 7 p. m. at the church. 'neighbors, and relatives of the bride and groom are mvL.. J tO lhis Frid ay, Dec. 18 at 7:30. ~'ollowing the service the MYF attend. , Devotional lea der will be Mrs. will go Christmas caroling. The Junior MYF of the church William Ohlinger 11.nd the program "Unlted to Serve" wlll be is planning to gu caroling on Toespresented by l\4rs. Harold Sa uer. day evening of next week. All members are urJ;cd to atlend. I ,.._ _;:;;;;;;:::;;:;;::;;:;;:..,_ _ , Members are to bring a gift of I j money for a special Locsl Christmas projed. , ~ -- ............... ...... ........ ,............. .... .......,. a. ....... _, ...... .. -=-=-- Wedneoday, Deeember 11th ...... 6:80 to ~:30 P.M. Thunday, December 171Jt . . . • . . 6:30 1o 7::i8 ~P•• Friday, Deeember 18th .......... 6:30 lo 7:30 P.M. Saturday, lle<~?'ber ~lilt .. : .... 2:00 lo 3:oG P.M. . .. enttne Weather PomerOY·Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, December 17, 1959 Will Bo In Elberfelds Moin Store Building On The 2nd Fl®r ' • Lew ........ SANTA CLAUS delivery. Mrs. Eaat appointed Mia. Earl Knight and Mn. Glenn Lambert aa co·cha.irmen for the food committee for Ule Bloodmobile which will he in Pomeroy on Dec. ao. at ·Y • It a hHithy ...... of IM'andy, , _ elM tbl..,...ed to itt fttf aiUI wtl¥ecl .tf Into tho woociL - ' Harry Che~her. .Mrs. L. W. McComas was the devotional leader lor the 73c single, $1.26 per meeting and used "Tbere's a Hllib of Expectancy". was assisted by the Mra.topic, Glenna - - · i :i~=~B~•~•:d.;...;;;;;;;;;;;;_,=-=--·. 1 She Mae Sprague of the Prun.ary De- ba~ BCTived and were ready for ,. IIMflt of I ¥f-dtOWI. . . . . . 'TMy pull" out tho dM, which had feU., thr..:. ... rlvtf' M:il-, and ....,. "'oo I Heath Met.hod ist WSCS Has Decem·ber :~;f~~::~ will be sold and evening at tlie inchurch Mrs. Buford vice president, chargeinofMiddleport the meetingwith in the absence of East, Mrs. • e and trMt• ~ "THAT liND OF WOM EN " t'..;,, i _;Ji· ... IUCCftffUI rttc:UO I TMUUDAY and P:RJDAY '· ' their VOL XI NO. 207 ,_,..,, llhlo 1 ' .OIUCKU FOR TODAY IIITOIKIY, Mich. UPI-+4.,.. oe.r.. PerQr and o-rtiLt Jll•ver IH"WtiiiY told lftelar Dl Chrillunas committee J..o all JMLtidnt In town vnl,.. bulitreata is Hellfl/ neumen aM tt..lr ..nployet t:Jatwort.b.y, Bill . SWilher, J1ek · puk thllll' can in their usual Hachner, Bob Tewtsbary, Bill ...... - wtt.n rnlfen .,.. '"" ttauW, John Coug.b.enour and Paul Greenlee. ""()lwloutly,...... Genhl , ..... FoUowtng the meet.iD& Wednesda,, chili wa• aerved wtth Frank- -..... -· IM'ten week"Hthohoodod through S.tu,.. du Tripplett and Bill Railiff iD dey r.sult In a .,... influx ef alloday INrken, . . wtll lie . . , n.rge. - - - - - fHtint our ,....,..., and 'lbe char&e of the Man Fined $5, Cosl.8 Jamea Ned Call, Middleport making his fifth recent appearance in Mayor c. 0. Fiaher'a court last night, was fined $5 and cost& on an intox.cai.J.on charge as was Curt N~le, Middleport. Both men were committed to jail. Patrolman li:e Neal arrest.t:d Leroy Delbert Ho~ar, W_est Cotum ~ia, this mornmg on an llltOIICition charge. Y'- ya., - ... ..........................10. ,..u, 11-. Council ....... to witt. the ChamHr of C.IIIMit'CII ,...,.••• and ............. offer itf tM busiMIIIIIMI'I group t. provide ,.,.....,,..., hooP for '""- ' . � 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 16, 1959 bohram gloeckner rife thomas