http://66.213.69.5/files/original/57ed5308b663999310b651a2c8828e89.pdf fb100e0fff7ece05aed1b9db32ecac33 PDF Text Text • t:;!~~~~~~~~~~~~l~IIM Crawd Aftends.F'IrS t of ~~::in .A,.,ual Week of Prayer }'J erowd tirDe4; 0111 fill' Gocl'•;lllffertnl at man's apathy ~ Gl ~ and llll prom'- madt ill 1plle I .' TeachersP/an Currie~/~~ .in 1New Dwrsron I .· I Around And A&cut . Ml'ddleport &mday atteoooa teacberl or .....,. the. cblldren'a Dlvlllm ol Heath wiU ' . • STATE ~e~ 01 Mason County, West Virginia . L()QL .AND 1.. . oES ~ 111 ntll!lar *lion at . ' • Metbodllt Church School met the 1\Woulc Temple, TueldJ7 ' Wlll*" 01 Prayor ot man'• rebellloll against God to make plans lor tile ne• dlVI- at 7:411 p.nl. Monday evenlnl and His way. A·liC Don Grueser bu re- sion in the Cll11reh School cla8J. Chester Co\UICil, Dauahlen ol · ' Awards Banquet of fiM United The service JDciuded an orasiiil turned &o his baH in Orlando, es in prepM.a-ati~ fc:' the !!!W Awerlcii, will' meet 1:: regu!er 1 p~-elu•de by Mrl. Slellf and Con- Fla. alter spending a holidaY curriculum coming next filL iesslon Tueaday at 7:30 p. m. GoUen is Friday ~=:~~ I gregaUonal hymns of dedlcatioo leave wltb bll parents, Mr. and '!be litorature needed lor the '!be charier will be duped ID 0 N and consecratloo and prayer. Mn. William Grueser and dau- cl8850S was dllcusoed and the meinory of Homer Holter and PT. PLEASANT - Tbo AnTuesday evening· Rev. Ruppelt ghter, Debbie, division o! the ~as~s was nolo members are regueated to we"' nual Awards benquet of I he boot-pastor, Rev. Howard will give the evening sermon sunday gueats ot Mr. and eel, which will mclUde the nur- white, Quarterly_birthdays will • Men's G<>ll AsaoclaUon of Hid18 ·~~~ presided wjtb·the Pres- entitled, "Prayer of the Proph- Mrs. Dwight Wallace 111111 ram- !ll!l'Y, kindergarten, and the ele- be bbsei'Ved with potluck- dinden Valley Country Cll,lb will ·~ ·Choir presenting the ets" with Rev. Nyle Borden _of 11 were the Jailer's mother, mentary grades, one : through ner following tb' meeting. be hold Friday, January lftb p ~ . oiltbem, "The New the Mt. Moriah Church presid- Jrs. G. c. Knox and sister, Mrs. sill, which will coincide with The Ladlea Auxlliary of the PT. PLEASANT - The $th beglnnlna at f ::IO p.m. In I he Ft. PLEASANT - out accomr anled by Mrs. ing. Putnam Bragg of McConnel•- the public school grades. MlddleP<!rt Firemen. will meet Aniwa! Hay & Silage Show is Farmen Hotel dlnlnl room In publicans filed f~rl ~~~0' :01 &telff. organi~t. Special music will be present- ville Ohio. sunday evening the flrlt study Tueoclay evePing at the home scheduled for January 15, IS, GalliA.. !!"~· wiUOhlo.be presented and :;.h~o~~~1nce Ct.eu"':i Marvin Dowson, ed by the Mount Moriah church. ~ nd Mrs Adolph Sael· session on. "Our Miss!..-. To- of Mr. and Mro. Everett Bach- and 17, 11184. II will begin wltb .. ~~ Church minister, Wednesday evening the 101'111· r~ ~ their annual day," was presen~ with Rev. ner at 7:30 p.m, registration of exhiblll from offtceno for the coming year will Clerk. bt sermon topic, on will be given by Rev. Nyle "':"" a v ation In Mlsmi, Fla. M. E. Dowson in charge. 'lbere Mason County !armers starting be elected. The bjnqllet Is open All persons wlahlng to " which took uP entitled. "Through the wmter ac JAN. I January 15 at 10:30 a. m. and to aU male club -il\embera and candklalea In the May prlma17 1 the south. were approximately 20 present of the general theme of Given Media" with Rev. Fred and other ~ remaining at the first meeting with other Whltt> Rose Lodge or Middle- continue unlll 12 noon on Janu- tile "'fll Is $2.50 per person. All eJebtlon must file between now ~;we<:k, "Man's Contact with Gardner, presiding and special Thetr '"::• rt where he Is com- meetings scheduled for Jan. 12, wt will meet Wednesday of. 'ary 16. peno!ls planning to attend !DIY and the first of,, February. Rev. Dowson spoke of music by the Church of Christ In Middl po ements to enter 19, and 26 begiJtnlng each Sun- ternoon at 1:30 p.m. at the le- The big event !or Mason Coon- place their reservation by con- Filing MondAy were J . F. choir. pl~ting arrang sec- day evening at 7:30p.m. Mem- gion hall 'l'ltb Mrs. Otho Watts, 1y fanilers will be held agalll.at tactlng William GUmour at Wheaton, Ashton, lor County R v Donald Boone of the ,Rio Grand~lege for the hers of W.S.C.S. taking I he Mrs. Patrick Gallagher and the Ohio Valley Experiment phone 43 or Paul Wedge, phone commissioner, which is a ~ Fir~ Baptist church \viii speak ond s~mos • d study course will count for cred· Mrs. Carl Mattox u hostesses. Farm on Route 62 jUst north of 140:1 oo or before January 15th. year term. Mr. Wbeaton was a i'lr•tv Thursday evening on the topic, Hobday guests 9f Mr. an it in !he Jurlsdlcfion . The study The Pomeroy Shakespeare Pl. Pleasant. former county .cliJNIIisslon.r. book Is written by .T K. Jones. club will meet Wednesday at The program will start at 7:00 •P\eaiiDI Valley lluplllll Rufus Hill,, Lf!mt, also flit!! • "Sinners on Search," wilh Rev. Mrs .. Adolph Saeleena and ~Clndc:JY Dowson presiding, and special Denrus, were their daughter Wilt A film strip was shown at 2 p. m. at !he home of Mrs. p. m. and continue until about for ,~ty (;).,mmllislonet. party was held music by the Baptist choir. Fri- family, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Co- !he first meeting and problems T. A. Hennessy, Butternut Ave. 10 p. m. on January 16. It ADMJIM'ED: Mrs. Cbarlea Incumbent Asseuor Everett evening at I he day evening Rev. Fred Gard- and sons, Pat and Chris of facing the modern church In a The Guild of Grace EpiscOpal will resume egaln on Frldiy, DaviS, . lll\'lnglon; Mrs. · Biter· H..Sayre,. 1\t, Pl~t. Ia seelr. . ' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Da- ner o! the Church of Christ will lumbus. modern world with social issues Church will meet al the parish January 17 at 9:30 and end man ielomper, ·Gallipolis; MrS. ing reelectioll .a s. Mason COilnty memhors of the Mid- deliver the sermon on, "The Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. presenting barriers against spir- hoose, Wednesday, at' 1 :~ P~· with the awarding of premiums Jamea ·McClure, Evans; Mrs. Assessor for .anotl!er lour year Church of Christ choir. Closeness that Can Exist be- Bernard Fultz and children, !tual lorces in mankind. The Fedet'O~ Circle will for those participating In JUdg- Joseph Forbes, Pl. Pleasant; term. Earl c. Motu', former 'Mao iiJ~'ts were Mrs. David Darst, tween God and Each of Us." Beth, Barbara and Becky, a~d meet In the church social room lng and exhibiting. A very com- Jobn Adkins, Pt. Pleasant. soo County Sheriff, filed a noDave Farlner, Roy Special music will be present_ed niece, Kathy McOmber ol Piq: • Wednesday at_7:30 p. m. petenl sta!f of spe~kers are on DISCHARGED: Ralph Staats, tlce of his candidacy for sherRev. Fred Gardner by the Methndist choir wiih ua have ~tun:""' fror_n a boll JAN. 1 the agenda !hiS event and Bancroft· Florence Mackley, Iff, Mr., Miiltr 11etwtl flitlr year1 Scott assistant or- Rev. Boone presiding. d~y vacation m Florida. ~ Mem,llers of !he Eleanor Circle all farmers should make a spec- Pt. Pleednl; Nettle Cempbell, as sheriff before the present the church. The meetings begin each eve- vlSlted with Mr. ~lh~'sradUPI S Or or Healh Methodist church will lal el!ort to attend. Show Is PI Pleasant; Mrs. Daris Jar- Sberll! Griff Durbin. exchange was held dur- nlng at 7:30 p. m. and the Edwards (former e meet Thursday evening at the The Hay & Silege PI Pleasant. A sherlft may not succeed _ 1 9 focial hour and games lsters cordially invite the pubI~:~l B;.':g:ndso~J . church at 7:151.0 atend the week sponsored ~ ~rso';. A son to Mi. ud himself, but is eligible arter an- Fifth Annual' Hay, Silage Show Set 4 RepubliCans File Papers As Candidates ops "J u:'. Millio =Ia is Held fvenrng '::i Program Grven 8 p '/ Y Lefort Sc.hoo/ r:: 8 dir":t~b:~s ~~: ror !r :::!0::: 18 par:~~· and IJl." game the pr~se~ ~;atbe P;:gr;~d.::~ ~~~~~:"cit;:ces 1 C::.':'! b BIRTHs: :·~ ~~ next at the Prea· otb; r:rson has served a 1our 181 of 1;: P,.resslonal Mrs. Charles of the refreshments , , day. Enroote _home they also the Letart Fallo Elementary ThTGolclen Rule class of the agricultural workers In the adaugblerto · · ye r_m_··--~-'Debbie Grueser, Ka- Gu1nlher Clunrman visited with fnends In Jackson- school at the December meet- First Baptist church of Middle- county. · ert Brown, Gallipolis. Tw Charlotte of Men's Dinner ville, Ala. where they fanner· ill,g of the P. T. A. Mrs. A. E. port will hold Its monthly meet. Gr(lnt o . l"Orcea and Wayne Dsvis. They resided for a time. Wheeler, president, welcomed 1ng ai 8 •45 P m Thursday at I" In Circuit Court • cookies, sandwiches, sal- The January meeting of I~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz the parents and ~ends and ~ born~ of ·Mr~. Gerald AnPT. PLEASANT- Two ~ p~tl~ic~co::ffee and candy. Method~st Men of lhe United and daughters accompanied pledge to flag In tlli!JIOD, follow- thony. A short business IOSsXm o o vorces were gt'!lnted In Circuit 1, were elected MethodiSt church Nas held Sunniece •. Kathy McOmber to ed by prayer by Mrs. Early wjll be beld and refreshments Court, judgment wao granted iD !he business Si!ssion with day everung at the church ~or her home tn Piqua Sunday af- ~ Roush, was given. . will be serv~. All members are 0 one civil action, and one actlo.ll Davis named presl- 6:30 dinne_r, with Eddte Gum- temoon. Mrs. Dale Hill, program chair- urged to atiend. EASANT - Mason Pleasant, lost control of his car was dismissed on Monday. Mrs. William Grueser, as chairman. Richard Hays of the U. S. Na- man, announced the variOUS The Chester Garden club will PT. PL 911 f accidents and went over a 12 root em- Harry Harden was gran~ a president; and Mrs. Ed- Following the dinner, Miss vy, has rebtrned to the Great numbers. Mrs .. Lee Lee, vocal meet Thursday at 6 p. m. at County had~~~· d~e to Icy bankment. Bolter(' C. Roush, 48, divorce from Mary Harden, an4 Ellensworth, secretary-treEbersbach showed col- Lakes Naval Training base In instructor, assi.sted _by Mrs. the home of Mj's. Guy Summer- Monday ~~~on.' Two rsons Letart, struck the same spot Clara Ann Vaughan was grantslides taken on her recent Illinois a!ter spending a boll- Buck, Mrs. Alktre, Miss Circle field with Mrs. Buell Ridenour road C?" . t r w~ con- causing him to lose control end ed one fl'om James Thomas were Mrs. Arthur to the Holy U!nd and a leave with his molher, Mrs. and Mrs. Grimm presented their as co-hostss. were InJUred an~ h: e his truck upset. A third vehicle Vaughan and given care and director • Kathy McEIbusiness sesston. 'Yas held, Stella Hays and his brotjter' Da- students m a very well recelv- The Past Councilors of Theo- Slaerable f~ y a~a~s upset at the same place custody or their one child. Mrs. William Grueser. with Leo Crew presiding. . .. Richard celebrated his 19th ed program. Grades 1-2-3 .•f dorus Council Daughlerl of Oscar . ;~lzer abos itai moments later but tbe.name of ' 1n the civil action of Sear$, ' Davis, Mrs. Susan Present were George Smttb, birthday while he was home Miss Ctrcle and Mrs. Alktre America will meet Thursday was taken to l p!ac- the driver was not available. At Roebuck & Company vs. Loii Mrs. Edgar Aliens- C. E. Blakeslee, Max Ward, C. He and his brother exchanged sang Christmas carols and pre- evening at the home of Miss suffering from a b'!enab~'slons least five one-car mishaps oc- and Geraldine Saleo, Middleport Oscar Roush, Mrs. F. Tompkins, Charles R. Karr gifts and shared a large decor- sented a dance routine. Little Erna Jesse with Mrs. Olan lal la~ratt011S aid t I 7·45 curred on Route 6Z near West Ohio, the plaintiff was IJ'BN.,.. ·aardll•er, Mr. and Mr". 0 . Sr., Frank Vaughan, Leo Crew, ated cake, a gUt from hls moth- Miss. Pat;'!Y Sayre played the a~; Gundwln as the hostess. followmg an a~ ~':at." ~te Columbia with no injuries, only judgment in the amount of McKln~y. Debbie Grueser, Ralph Moore Re_v. C. Melvin er. Richard was recently chos· cordi~n Away In, A Manger The Meigs County Fox Hunt- a. m, Mond~ k brid e. wrecker service being required $587.05 with interest and costs George Memhart, Char- Alkire, Eddie Gumther, Kermit en honorary petty o!licer In and Silent Night. Grades S-6 ers Assn will hold lis regular Z near Sal! ee h tt. get the vehicles back on the from the de!endants. Glaze, David Wiley' Way- Walton and • guest, Roy Kasof recreation at the of Mrs. Grimm and Mr. Nease montillv ;..cling at 8 p m on The acci ent occ~ bw ~ a highway The clvll action of Gay Csspqtn':s, Cash Bohr, Sarah Pee- par. &6 a result ol his athletic sang "Silver Bells," "0 Come Jan 9 'at Bold Knobs . . northbound car dr en Y en. to vs Elmer l.oon)ls was dis~~W:I:I•:y~a:nd:;:lh:e~gu=es:ls~~~!""-.:~~~~~-, ~:~: in sports. All Ye Faithful," ""!,alklni In a The U!urel Cliff Beiter Heallh netb Price, :18, Hogsett~:;;en! TO HONOR THREE. mis~ Wllh prejudice to the Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Meyer, w;~~~Won:~":dMl~~!\~~ Club will meet Thursdey at ~~~ =tr~~~~he:. dlteh, COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP])-'n_Ie plaintiff. Columbus, were holiday guests w sno · 7·00 p m al the home of . liall Columbus Touchdown Club will - - - -of her !amily, Mr. and Mrs. room won the attendance ban- Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Beech St., ;l:ki~:\: ~~h:: ':oth! honor 1hree athletes at an allWITH COMPANY K . Manning Webster and her bro- ner. with Mrs. Merlin Tracy as co- car driven by Robert W. Oliver, sports dinner Jan. 17. MASON - Manne Prtvat~ ther Joe Reichman. They alhostess ' 6 H tt u Jobn Pennel of Norlheastern William W. Chapman, son o so vlslted ln Huntington, W• Va. ANNOUNCE BIRTH The .Cstholic Women's Club Jr., I ' ogse ' ~ vehicle Louisiana State College will be Mrs, Augusta ,Chapman, Is serwith Mr. and Mrs. Geor110 Van p Mr. and Mrs. Rog';;',.Bu::~ of the Sacred Heart church will u;:' ~~~~g~!:ytlt:nd an oocomror pole vaulti~g over 17 ving with Company "~·" Third Zandt. omeroy announce meet In the sanctuary Thurs- o , . ' M Lowe feet outfielder Hank Aaron of Battalion, Sixlh Marmes, SecMrs. Ed Haggerty is I~ Cin- of a son at St. Jos:ph day at 7:30 p. JR. for a rosary, ~ carlO::'".:tr~ of rhis car' the •Milwaukee Braves for a 10. ond Marine Division, Fleet MarMrs Roy Jones Sr. and Mrs. cinnati wilh her grandchildren. Parkersb:, ~- B~··ce The~ !ollowed by the regular meet- cr~:O the highway and slrik: year .320 batting average and ine Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C. $9.88 Harold Jones visited Sundaf Her grandson, Tommy ~amed, daug~~!r Anla ;.,d an- ing in the church auditorium. ing ~ Low vehlcie bead-on. catcher Elston Howard of the His unit constantey con:.ct. with Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Hill. ard, is scheduled ~or surgery. a K In' Mr ~nrl Mrs The Pomeroy Bend Citizens' Oliver was trealed at Pleasant New York Yankees, !or becom- amphibious warfare tra ~ns Jimmy and Suanna McClung MISS Hulda Klem has return- ~lilt r :";; evf Pom~r and Band Radio Club will hold Ill Valle Hospital !or lacerations ing the American League's exercise• to . lliSUre uxn al 0 returned to !heir home, Marioo ed to her home after several Mr n ~ ~ Ben B:kley of regular monthly meeting at the of mouth and brulsea of the I1mos~~t~v~al~u~ab~Je~p~la~y~er;_;;in;..;,:11163;;;;;;·~;;;rea~dl;;;n;;;ess~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-; "iii~l5l5l5~1 Sunday, after spending the boll- weeks . vi~it i~ New York City R~-::me ~re grandparents. Second Ward Fire Hall In Porn- arm and leg. Property damage it '" days vacation with their grand- and CmcmnaU with relatives. Mae Reltmlre of New Ha· eroy Thursday at 7:30 p. m. to the Lowe and Oliver parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miss Nancy Reed and herba W Va Ia lbe great grand- Election of olficers !or IBM wUJ was . estlma~ 111 $2500. The Smith, who accompanied them tber, Mrs. Elmer Reed ve · • be held. Refreshments wiD be accident was invesuP~ by OHIO as rar as Lancaster where they relumed to their home In served. All IJlemberS are urged Statil .Pollee. were met by their parents, Mr. dleport alter spendln& ACCOMPANY OBOllP ID attend. Three one-car mishaps; reaultand Mrs. Thomas McClung. months m Florida. nnetb Rev. Marvin Dowson and Mrs. lng In property damege but no Larry Thomss or Columbus Mr. and Mrs. K~ nd M Leo Smith of Heath Melhndist Frienthhip Club persoual Injuries, were lnvestlspent the weekend with his par- Elhmney and Captatn a Ball church aro>mpanied a groop galed by State Pollee, all oc\ . er.ts. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keith Nelsof';,.. ?"::.U::.eeks ";;.. of church workers from Gallipo- Meeting Held , curring on the aame Icy spot on Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Don left Sunday . In Flor- lis and Pomeroy to Columbus • . Sand Hill road near the Country Rea and was accompanied home cation at Lehigh Acres Friday and Saturday where they The Story s ~ ~rtencls~p Club entrace around 7:30 a. m. Sunday by Mrs. Thomas and Ida. The Nelson children Dooglaa H. Singer 35 Pt. 8 conference for youth club Ibis year enjoyed lis ChriBIdaughter, Melinda, who have staying with their grandparenll. raJ concems Plana Inm&B meeting and gift exchange ' ' THURSDAY, JAN. 9 been the guests of her parents Capt. and Mra. Nelsoo mo district .~mlllar r 0 r with dinner at the Gene Ball M B lu G. NOT OPEN for the past ten days. been holiday guests of b';f ~ consider problems per- restaurant at Pt. Pleasant, W. " ' ear wes Reliable and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan ents, Mr. a~ Mrs. Ruase a • to ·uvenile delinquency va. Dinner at Home Space Age Sealed 10-11 were Monday visitors In Park- ey and family. ehlll r and ~ases The confer- Thursday a.t the repllar meet- M111. James Bearhs en~rtaiDHOOT" ersburg, W. Va. . John and Mark Tann wu held ai the Chltten- lng olflcea were filled for the ed wltb a dinner Sunday at her Circuitry Lee, .J~l IIElevlperrne Collins and soo Silas of Middleport, and Johanledeu~, ~~~·Hole! In Columbus coming year' being Mrs. Weal home In Flatwoods honclt'lng her and Mrs. Doris East- Pomeroy, RD, accompa Y " • Powell, president; Mrs. Ear I husband on bla birthday. 11 man and children of Bearwa~ Chesler Tannehill, vis!~ RELATIVES VISIT Taylor, vic• pl'esidenl; Mrs. A decorated birthday cake ler Ridge visited Sunday wltb urday evening lrl Kanawha and of relatives visited Fred Taylor, treasurer, and Mrs. was served with the dinner to Mr. and Mrs. George Logan, W. Va., at the home of Mr. with Mrs Dessie Pat- Eugene Wyatt, ·secretary. AI Mr. and Mrs. Charles WilderHemlock Grove. Mrs. Clarence Parsons and son at her ho;.e w Main !he next maeting the ways and mulh and daugltlera, Sandra, caMr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel Steve, who Ia U• S. Midget II- St Present were Mrs • Rudy means committee will be select- thy and Teresa_, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Rei- ble tenn1s champwn. The boys Sh pherd and daughle;.. Nan- ed by the president. The club Allen Dill, the honored guest bel and daughters visited Sun- pracliced with .and played a· • d J~nnle and Mrs' Azal· this year voted to give the Mid- and sons, Tim and Scott and the 8 day at Wilkesville with Mr. and gains! Steve, who Will d = ~ltb and children· David dleport E-R squad $25 a• one of bosteso. Mr. Bearlts received Mrs. Harley Strong and family. his nati?nal title In Calif .:: Becky of Parkersb~rg, w. Its club pledges. a number of nice gUts. Pvt. E 2 Charles Hatfield re- early thiS summer. • Pic. and Mrs. Michael nsr. blrned to Ft. Belvoir, va. Mon. and sons Timothy and· Clara B. Coen D.ea PRESENTS GIVEN day after spending a ten day SON IS BORN K nneth or· El• Paso Texas· Tjle Yoong Adult Ciasa of e .Zf' tube (overall dlag.~~Sq·i~ picture leave with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. Blair ed Mr and Mrs Jl~ Patter: Col b tl!e First Baptist Church of e SuHr-powerful "New V1~" Tuner Raymond Hatfield . wallader of Dubhn, Ohio, an · B 1· of Ra lne Friday in , om U8 Pomeroy took gift wrapped · e 2?,500 volttl of piCture power !d~~~~~~ averap) ) Mrs. Wilma Dutcher and son, announcing the birth of a 8011 son and son reo c · L. J. Homer baa received Christmas presents the day bee Bortd~-on g[are-pi'O<If safetY WjndQW 1 Mark have moved Into Ute Es- at the Riverside Methodist HosTWO BONDS POSTED word tb•t his sister, Clara M. fore Christmas to the younger e Dependable Space Age Sealed Circuitry 1 kew property on Cave St. pita! on Dec. 31. This Is their Tw bonds were sled the Coen of 30 Sherman Avenue, children of the Children's Home, e ExtMdad.-range tiUO:COne speaker Mrs. Dorothy Bentz and chi!- flrsl child. Grandparerits are ~wo da , In the~ 0 u n 1 Y Colu~bus, passed away Friday, Monejr was given to the older dren Nancy, 1,mmy and Eric Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr of F:..nk W Porter, Jr. January 3rd. Friends in Melga children. Everyone received of Racine visited Sunday after- Langsville and Mr. and Mra. Marvin Goett Ne~ Haven put county will remember Mrs. something. noon with Mrs. Edith Teaford Floyde B. Cadwallsder 0 up hi& $2'1.50' bond !or pa~l<ing coen, whos<! !wsband, Pearl ----see the many•oth~r tn~el~·otACA \ti ..tn• ' and llOII, CecU. Lynchburg, 0. A '!'"'11 over a dooble yellow line Sun- Coen, was a mine olflclal tUlVISITED RELATIVES ;;;.=='"-"-iiiiiiiiii=iiiii=•,l mother Is Mrs. Cecile da His hearing in court Ia set ed while on an Inspection of the Dan Hertung, Akron, spent Black & White and ·~ar.k.. 9 Cl'llor T ele-. of Lynchburg. Mrs. Alpha Barr y. F iday Charles w Work· Sunday Creek Mlile at Mlllfleld his Cbrlstmaa and New Year visiQr1 r-· RCA Victor Play· Is a week In Columbus ~t~rville Mond~y poat- In 1930 when the alaastrou8 mine holidays with Mary Jordan, lor the a $2'150 bonci far apeeding accident OCCIIr!ed. Pomeroy, ana hla grandpa""nts, ers !...i.' l11ble Model R~los d . ·on to road conditions. His hear- Mrs. Cooo l,s survlv~ by her Mr. and Mro. Val Hartung, Ch.. Elberlefds second flocir and be'· ' . · Women's ing was aet for Ju. 11. brother, !AJwr~ Heil)er, R.D. ter. Durmg the holidays Mn. of the ispeci~l va,lu.e• · i~ No. 1, Pomeroy, t'l'a .nieces 11t1l Eliza PoweR and daughter Mary DEMONSTRATION MEETING of state, aod a nepbew. Btrn- Jordan and Dan ~IIi . vlsltthltl'!iitur;e·: t·or Y.Our home .dur,lngt t~e Jn· Tbe Alfred Home Demonstra- ard C. Black o(. , ~lie. ed with Mrs. Powells~· Mr. <F.ut,nitillre So.jt ;on ~he 2nd an~ 3rd 11oo club will hole! its next meet- Friends were rec>!JVed at I he and Mrs. CllfO!ICO Jordiin and N & M Widths 1ng .., ThUrs., Jan. ttb, at tb Denton, ~ldsOn and· Kuhn !amlly, Pom" ·and_Mr. and homel of Mildred Bernard. Pro- Jl'uneral ~·· , 1203. ·8. ,- Broecl Mrs. Fl~yd J~ ~ !lllnlly, am subject "Meal Service for St., ColumbiJII. lfU In Al~eilll . .'l'beJ~ "11!!' vlmted other tltrerent Occasionl," led by Green ~WIJLCelll'!\!11!.· ¥<. L. lrlends.·1llln, ,EliZa Pow~~ and elm FoUrod and. Hue! Stout. J. Heiner, ttr1,·ijiil"t.ln.f Jalll- daugilt.i', lllal')' .~Jlfl!f on Mrs. A ...;.,.JUek dinner will be serv- es Clatworth\o were Ill Oolilmb\la .Wilbe- · 'l'hOmils, Chester, MIDOUI'OlT, 0-___..eel....~ - 11!1!!11. &uridav _______ . SundaY.. ~. -" •~~ , _., . ~o,. ·\ 'i• .!!.1. ·' .,I• .: \: . T. ~ ·"' ., lie. D' . R3Sh 0 f ACC dents Blamed 0 Jcy Slick ConditiODS ohnson Would Put Bralil On Budget, Nuclear Costl : . WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presi- and providng medical care for ochoolo, Hbrarleo and ~ dent Johnson today announced ' the aged. than ever were aull!o~ a surprise slash In f e de r a I He also called r..- reform of 'any previoos sessioa 4/11 ClliJ spending below curmt levels. "our tangled transportation opd gress. · .11 lil~liio He also ordered a cufback in transit policies," the "most ef· Then, obvloualy nuclear prnduetlon in a dramat- fective , efficient !oreign aid pro. approachill!l natlollal . ic bid to end the "provocative gram ever" and more homes, (Continued .., pap ' l!f mindf==·' and wasteful" arms race. MainJy About People In pomeroy = FURNITURE '£:'•t;:· Mrs. Downie Dies At Age 1 th: THEATRE ELBERFELDS "i DANISH MODERN TV u rfj ° f( RcA VICTOR New' Stei'eo take · · · Snow Boots $3·" .. •$12-" Burlff THE SHOE BOX - ·- ---- . ~ .t .. "' • >:.". ~"' • ' ,·~" •. )/'. "' ' ' -;r Beegle NeW' Fire Chief In Rae...e , mJ ~ >'lpitlla COLUMBUS - Nearly 1,000 members ot O!Jio fair bolrds were til meet here Jan. 14-IS for !heir annual conveatoa. GIW. Ja·nes A. Rhodes ..Ul holdo ne or is cabinet maetings at the convenUon. ' . firo �, __.. Tl . ' •' ' ' ' ' j We -C.ould~'t say it an.Yplainerl Tiny's Foodland ,·;ill . save you up to t7cro on your · total food bi·lll You'll save cash every·day of every week with . EVERYDA:Y L0 W PR·1CESI C· .. .;;'',.,/) We-111 . • Aov the 1t.pt. ..,. MIDDLEPORT OHIO. limit qt•utl'" AI ~UA ,J.2.t1UO") ' v~:trl'r ·~/ . ll ·MJ; ~ Lb! .1! ,,n,..n.b ...... , .>'J ..,1 nl lf;flJr; ..... l ~ 'r'l /'N·O:·I& "! li; r· ~~;n~~ . ..... J!lH.I~ .,Jn!G J I'I!Jsm n• ~~tt IE !Iloo; . 'fi>1q ·yHE SE ARE 0 UR EVERYDAY L0 W ••• IJdJ ....: 9 8lJU') • ••iq PR1CESI COMPARE AND SAVE CASH I : Voir.e Of Bmadwav ••• RP'lorting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN STAMP STOltE B ITEM :.:. San Juan: A lounge chair on the rim of an aquamarine swilDming pool in Puerlo Rico seems 1m good a place as any-&nd better than most-to answer mail from readers who live in the GO UnS . tes and in Canada. They write on range of subjects, from the :Y!Je I live in to the essential polltica at 11164. I know a great deal about the former and not much about the latter, nut I'm all for replying to u many customers as p sslble, ne New York woman writes: by do you Uve In that terrible Jtouse' I was riding around In the Sixties recenUy and my mother ed It out to me and said you had it that color becau~e you like pink. pink Is all right, II}, Its place but ,!_or is awful in tile lfilddle of Man- ~ n." kay, lady, I think your mother Is all in her place but not as a tourist gui , I do not live in a pink house. It is true I like pink, as I also like blue but I ..Jill .!.lot live in a blue house, elther. I have nol had my bouse painted any color. It Is a ,P•rfecUy normal Georgian house, the f~tst .story being limestone and the . rest nd bri.ck. No pink anywhere. • • • ' n,.l,i~ M~dison, Wis., gentleman pleads: e ""llCan t you do anything about the atone~ referrin1 to Mre. Lyndon B. John..._.... Lady Bird? I think If I have to rad lhOther saccharine reference to '!Ah Bird': In the press I will apply for ~lllhlp tn lower Slobbovia. Please help." , ' I can't help. Only Mrs. Johnson can. - ~ee that. "Lady Bird" Is not the most able of all possible names for the , .' Lady o~ the United States, but you ,. can't blame 1t on the press. Someone in . Mrs. Johnson's family Is responsible. If she didn't like being designated as "Lady Bird" in tbe news 1tories and headline~, all she would have to do Is call I pre11 conference, or have her secret.iy call a press conference, and make an announcement to thiJ effect: · "Mn. Johnson'• first name il Claud'la. It Is tl'Ue that some members of her family and" very close friends call her J" 'Lady Blrd,•but her given name is Cl•udla and tbe would appreciate It If the Jlftll would refer to her in all further ! Stanley Named -!111!1111• Prem4ent ·of &;bool Board Prlc.. A.Of S~turdoy, . 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Wili be Tie -·Breaker ; '"Twin Towm, Pamer")' ""' coma. 1o idld.l~ Sotiir· i tot-; (!it'll~. et-!!, M!!!dl,.. r!W!do. · &Melcs ago .11 back, at bl• . 1m and matoh lwiMiZ· dq nilhl Jldell, sUII IportJ and u.. followq even· I Wolle will be openlnJ I wilh lrequts't now ,to play on till r.. records of U ,.. Wllllllerint how !her bleW lhW' lng - Saturday - Kyger Creek the ••~ crew be aent up •• oerve oquad. night at Mlddl.. first rame In Fakmland (45 · ' (Wl come.s lblo town. gains! Athene - Bruce \'' ·!lace, Coach Moore is expectrd to 41) will bot up for this Clfle. "We could, H tile boys begin Dave Rice, Jeff Hodl<o, Joey allck with hla crew of Capt, 5· .. Then next Friday night they to play boll," about even . up Stepheni!On, and Ron Hanning. II Mickey Wlllf(lrenner, H Bob In • tiL.....woy . go to Logan whk-~ Is having our 101S<in reconi ihe nul '"" Gliry Stvbart, &.c ;ophomore Cr..,, !'.! !'td! Swindoll, !1-JO &b and GalhpoUs one of Ito worst &eiSons In his· weeks," Wolfe Ia lelllnr close Iwho dropped off the aquad lour iSml.th, 1"'4 s-r. Bl\IYi J,..lt. ptac:e, the outf&t that · --. -tho go on to inmake reo~~tllb~--showing the asec- W11tem Midi. II OhiO fi Rutland Nips North Highlanders ,Upset Home':{'lrounds ' 1 Tornad0 sWlr'Is p. ast .FaIcons 72.. 37 e ·F· }ey.Settmg •' Sh rn •. '" . ·p, IJf· Lo • "}}e . ';, . NEW HAVEN 'i'!' The Daily ! P'./'1..4 G · J I ; ai ~..;-·, .Ft··JI.;_,. ,; L.E , ' . , , , L 1.)-t \ ' ': J-~ ~- :f;i.. TURI 1 l :~ ' ~ ·· 1 . • I . thi .. ·,;,. ' JL._ ~- .._ 1 ml ~ ANT H0 NY I p umbing • Heating -BARGAINS:.·· i PLUMBING HEATING Rutland srabbed a 15-13 first period lead, stretched It to 3229 by haHtJme, and beld I Dar• row 47-13 led otter three quartleta Gf play. Penooal loull took their toll ID the final tlgltt mlnutea aa each team !ott a key atarter at a cniclal staae. Firlll to exit NEW YORK (UPI) - T h e waa North Gallla'a acrappy re- Ublted Press lntemaliooal bounder, Ira EgleiWI, wbo went amaH college basketball ratlnp llUI With four. minutes left. He with first-place votes and wonwaa followed momenta later loat records lhroulb Saturday, Rutland'a Larry ll8rr, whose Jan. 4, ID parentheseo: polnta pve him I'II1Ule1' up hiJIIo Team Polnta ors for )be wlnnera behind TIJ.. 1. Evansville (23) (7·2) 318 lis' 28 ~2. Grambling (4) (U-0) 'l/7 Howeyer, lhehlgh game I. W. Carolina (2) (1-1) 238 ors ...Dt to &-3 •junior 4. Pan American (I) (16-2) 219 Peck of North Gallla who drill· 5. Puget Sound (3) (t-0) ad ID 28 ~~~ In the losing 8. Hofstra (1) (9-1) cauae. He waa the only Pirate 7. Wlltenberg (5-3) player hi double figures. 8. Fresno St. (7·2) 91 Eaeh team <OI1lleCied on 28 t. Wash. of St. Lout. (7-3) 58 field goals, but Rutland picked 10. Kea. Wesleyan (l) (9;-1) 55 up the triumph at the charity Second 10 - 11, Paclllc Lulhitrlpe where U..y converted Dine eran %4; 12, (tie) Emporia and of 18 altempta while the Pirate& Indiana State 17; 14, South hit Ill Ill 15 at the lbte. kot.a State 18; 15, Ohio W.,iley-·11 ShootJnc percentagu ahow an 15; 18, Augsburg (Mlmt.) North Gallla Wllb 28 of M for 17, Aasumpllon (Masa.) 12; nifty §() per cent whDe !be Rat! (lte). Tellnessee State, Lewis Devlla. were close wltb 28 Ill &7 and ClarJ<, Rocklttrst .lor 4& per cent. YOIIDIIstown 11. In 1M prellmhtary . oontell, ----Gary Black canned 19 polnta In ..._ Rutland'• r ..... team tli li N vlclury over tile PI- Tli.....J'I ·Collep BalkeiiJall ' ralt reserves. IIOnnle Twyuum'a B)' Ull!ed Preaa lltmJodoaal 12 marllen palled ~- loMrl. Eaat The bonltmi 'II Florida Southern lfl NORTH GAU.IA (II) 98 Upsala 71 EMJo!ob 1-1-3; Pick st (Pa) 'II Clarion 74 28; Blackburtl 4-1-t; Rock 84 Geneva 76 4-4-1; Logan 1-0-4; ·a1 Worcuter Tech 71 College Standings ·,;; ~- '\ ' 1\ ·. I I· Gas Circulating ·Heater I 1 Gas Circulat)ng Heater '. · . I :fal ,: t+w DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S 1 ' tU ELECtRIC ket Rrport I . ! ·. , . l7 INCH . ,I 1 ;=:: I A VALENTiNE I' G·ROVER'S STUDJO I ., ' I ' CUT A.~eom Bright Star Glaasboro st. '13 Moolclalr st Jersey City st 71 Trenton St 85 Paterson 81 118 N~:r:a!81 lot J 74 Wllllamo 70 Providence 89 MaaoechWJetta II VlllaociVI 84 st Francia (NY) til GBDDOD 84 Buffalo St 43 Oneonta 110 Brockport St 43 74 Suffolk 73 88 Lowell Tech 74 St. Jooeph (Pa) 18 '_....,, ·••·• ••· Boston CoB 95 Brandet. 68 80 LeMoyne (NY) 78 Soutll 84 Newberry 51 78 Atlanljj: Chrlatlao 83 Cbarlotze Coli u 79 Presbyterian 53 Sl 1M VIrginia Sl 78 Florida A&M 115 Tuikegee 101 Davids'"' 70 VIrginia Mil: 58 Geclrgeli!wn lfl Canlatu1 'ill Loyola (Md) 'II Waab CoD 88 Hunllngdon 72 Sewanee 48 El011 9C Wofford 74 . U 79 Gallaudet 78 71· D.C. Tcbrl lfarvey 88 Conconf. 78 loa! U Old Domlnlo 74 La. 78 N.W.'em La. 7S Sl 911 Middle Tenn. 18 SUPER DISCOUNT IIII FOCNI Markets Yoll ''1!111 find low dlaco11Dt food 'pri... tNl all 70Ul' ,lfO' eerj IIOida rf8r7 do7 of lllo week IDd )'QU Will fllld ll1eH tow prl ... oal7Food at tbellktL Dlacount Star Pom..-oy, Ohio, and Maaon, · W. VL 1bero Ia n0 need for ·JOU • loot further, . Bargain Super Discount Food Mkt. Next- Drlvo-ln Thnlre ~N,W, VA. Bright St•r DiKount 1 Food ,Mark.t 1 113 W." lecand St. On lack Stroot POMIROY, OHiO eT'"JMUr Special T...,._ ..., $tMJc. They ... hnderll .Now Open 7 DIYIJ Week Higher" C'' A.&f lb. ' LEAN ARM CUT~--- BEEF ROAST ENGLISH BEEF ROAST ·~ 4Sc - - -· lb. I LADE CUT - ·- ALL GOOD GROUND BEEF o~~r. c SLICED?, Braunschweiger lb. 39c c SLICED BACON!t~. Rib Roast Rib Steak SSe lb. ·~~- Ground Chuck lb. 59c Delmonico Roast _ ... $].29 Bone Beef Stew lb. 59c JiHy Steaks lb.6Sc 3 10.... 89 0 yste r St e w Cop'nJohn F.__ .... c lb. 35c Cod Fillets lb. 39c Fish lb. 19c Fried Beef Shank~:.,.· Beef Neck Bones c CHEESE lb. 400 EXTRA.. _ lb. 95c lb. Beef Short Ribs - lb. AMERICAN PASTEURIZED Delmonico Steaks ::.-....: ~~on.r.•• ~ nl ------------.··1 Wrapped 3 9 Le o n a Bolo g n a InStoreChunkt _ lb. ( Chuck Roast $J.49 ~:.": !: :r:"'..':. J.... ... Cakes=~~--­ Flounder::~:"-"_ 79c 39c tb.35c lb. 39c ROSE CROIX STATLER l FACIAL TISSUES ltoxWof c PEARS 400 'Royal Crown Cola. Pizzo Mix ::;'_··___ '2'.:: 35c NOW IN HALF-QUARTS : Hi-C Orinks 3~89c I!ACH BOTTI.E Elbow Mocaroni !;; _ !:: 39c SeRVES THRI!I!! qt. 5 5 . onna1se , _ _ __ lor May C carton . .8- __ .....,_ P.mr serves 18 r.ua-·.....""l._.. . k-'-....,.- 5 loaYH99c .BESl1COLA BUY. · ~~· Pie~':"r~~or ___ ~;a9c HALVES & SLICED pe a n u t B uHer """ 1 ' ~ l24L35 lor C p- Plve Flavors-- G r a p e Jelly ~':'.. r omato Soup :::. Ann ~~r49c 2 'o::-1oc 2 -.29 . . c. 15 Red Beafts : : . JDOnuts ' lb. SUPER-RIGHT LEAN LESSER QUANTITIES lb. 51e ,. CHUCK STEAKS 45c,:,l SSe BEEF STEAKS ~~--- SSe ~~ (Conn) s l Pric~d c BLADE Peru70AC N- Opeo. 7 D11y1 Week Tufta 71 r::;:;~~~::"II!;~~TI~91~~Uma Wrapped 3 9 Jum b 0 Bolo g n a Sloro Pblla l!barmacy 81 Wlllceo M I• Chunka _ lb. ( S . t. What "None SCORES 1 fY FINEST SUPER-RIGHT ·cORN-FED BEEF lnlbo ' Nn· '"' .. • I KDOCked l Bobcats, capita From M•d Am High.f ereh.e·s !!U"''"· c ... \t: ·l : : o!!::\:n. I • 1 or 1 ." a somewhat tarnllhed fmm an • .· .,. _ e<curson Into the West. So•ll&we81 round or play, partlculorly The Celtcs dropped • 92-St Arkansas 58 Texa~ 53 tile All-Games column. 4e!!islon to the San Francisco Qllacblt.a rl E. Teias Bapllat 'II Ruu Moore's PomeWarriors Tueaday iu,ht for Ark. Tech 16 Ark,, A'&M tJ ~· · club, with wins over Galli- MASON - Reelne. undeleat- Ted Bailey With 14, and Pea· cine had a 38 point bulge at 00. 1Racin• 20 '.f1 5I 72 lei! me you havoa't their third atralght defeat ltnd 11ardhig 1M Southern SH:.ttk) " and Logan,"'-' and Coach ed, and a recornlted power In nul3 Wickline With II points. Ra- 22 and Coach Mike Morrison Wlhama 10 IS 22 heea cblllbllll yoiUilel! 08 tbe third losa hi four·games in Call- Tex A&M 92 Tex. Olrlitian 84 Wolfe'~ Jackets .with vir. Southeastern Ohio Class A bask- cine hit 21 of 57 field tries lor be1an clearlnl hla bench. Racbe: Price 7-3--17; shower-cllrlala rod" fornla. Bostoo opened the "trip Rl<e ti ·Taas Tech ~. '. over Pomerov and Logan etball, came to Wahama Tues- 49 per t"ent, Wlhama 15 of 57 Racine won the reserveaame • 3- I ~; Bailey 7-0-14; with a win against San Fran· Awtln toll 80 St ·Edwards ·71 • 11r<•n1 slatrd to be .more than , day night foro coast-through for 26 per cent. too In a real thriller, coming j gle 2-4--7; Wickline 6-3--15: •Cisco last Friday an4 then lost Sou Melhodt.t 85 Baylor -~ ·i (or this 72-37 vict.ory over the Wahama The Tornado went out to an from behind Clfl Am06 Wall.. McKelvey 2-4-8; Fisher 1-1· ID two games to Los Anseles over H.-Simmons rrr H.·Payne1*1. I V'll•or'<' terrifying Athens' Bull· White Falcons (2-1 \. eorly S.O lead, then flgored the J>rown's stl!al and layop to go ! ,-31 ~on·scoreres Norris, 0\!rs, the W<~<kend. Midwtstorn 79 ArlliUitiln -BI: .• both may have Bob Roush, I smallish ~·ard. game was over, and auddenly ahea•.J0-29 . •·. lh• fnal .feCOn•·. l· Baer, , ;Bosllc•, A,di!IIIS , • • D~vts. u· The losing otrealr left Boston we-,1 · ,_.. ,_..,.,, : do ,.;lth who .bnishel was the only Falcon to ote':.i the wm•ted at 8-1. Bruce Beegle's , and ;nother Little Tilrnado add· TOTALS U ria. or 27)•72. - ~.·'f!' '~· with a 26-8 r""ord an~ just. two D 93 Idaho St· 7f ,'l'.·r· and thitd. Racine defenses. ball@ing away free thnlw made it U and from I ing a free throw for 1a 31·211 vtcl ' Wailllllll: ~ird ll-0-0; Wfm· , . games ahead of \he · auratng enver r· ,..., ,. Nelsonvlfte for ox- 23 times and hilling eigl11 times then oo· the only question was' lory. : i ·stey 1-:·1--4; Shrlinplln 11-+G; 1', Cincinnati Royals. -;~ 1 ,,!, with one loss has been and adding • charity for 17 how fat •the score would be. ' Racine's next game is againstf Roush H-17; Kitchen DISVI While 'Boston wa's 'losing to SVAC RF.SERVES! ! :,C.' luck of a Las Vegas points. Racine led 37-16 at the hall, Pomeroy at Racine Saturday 1 !; Surface 2-0-4; the W&rrlnl'!l, Cincinnati was C~GE STANDINGS<:!.>~ grown rich. The The Tornadoes. on the other and 56-22 after three quarters.I night. Wahama entertains Buf. 0-2-2; P.oweU 3-2--4; LOUJSVILLE, Ky. IUPl~ - coaatlng 1<1 a 130-110 orin over ,,j lt.: 1 ~. TgTALS 15 (7.ol12! fj: stole one from the hand. h'ad Larry Price_ with 17, ' Early In the fourth period Ra-, falo•. W! .Frid~y . . CitY. Athle~ cs . owner the Phllac;felphia 76ers behind (League Only~.~~'·' -.;_ .' 72-70 and took weak Lo0. Finley .set u~ shop Jack Twyman's 29 points and TEAM ~· W '1- ~r-.JJP ~1964 Jn Conven tion Ce~er todh ayA!o the all-around play of Oscar ~f Creek ~ ~ ~ ' .,,.,~ three·W•Y loci Is cer- I prepare 1 movmg t e s Robertson. In Tuesday's Clflly on .. " ' . . ' 1.•: t• be broken Friday night franchise here, despite strong other game, the St. Louis North Gallla. 3, 2 ,: . , ~ 115 Middl t eag•leAvalanche Home I met lor their regular opposition from other club own· Hawks turned buk rtte Balli· Eastern ..... . 1 . ~ .·! .:l , the e~~d.e;," would reiDemonstration Club meeting at the Lodge Hall on Senlin~J ers. _ . · more Bullets 123-113 on Bob Hannan Trace o 3 , ., .,. 1 1 ~!>king lnaomucb •• l he ')'he Avalanche Home Demon- ~n:;;,t~;~3;, ;~~e:m:::;..:: The determined Finley signed Pettit's, 33.poln,t performance. ~~te~.. 011 '"''1•11• did tbem ln . 51·58 on stration Club held thetr Decem· : West Virginia Boys and Girls, a . c.ontract Monday with the ; · · •·... U m the season opener. her meeting at the home of 1 11 ed lth the tin or of,Kentucky for GALLIPOI.JS · · ' .,,.! ·:• ' .. ~tuore-Men will want the ' Mrs. John Smith. The president. : 1~;7-H ;;edge. Rwere the 'Kentucky State INDEPENDENT LEAGUE ~·"< ~' for another rea- · Mrs. Harry Staats presided at I ted by Rev. Martin Berls!ord. Stadium by his rna· (STANDINGS) The next night, Satur- the meeting. Devotions were , Cathy Haggerty gave the Sec· jor teatn. lor the 1964 TEAM W L p OP ·r.:: - ..:;' ~::·;·; .:. go to Racine where led by Mro. Leo Thompson foi- l retary Report and called 1 he and l!llili sea..ni. Firestone ... 8 0 515 422 ·,:oddsmakers Will ' lowed with group singing. The roll end Allee Stone read the '£"'f . The 00•t . t . ed It G. & J. .. . • 7 1 665 475 i .;-l i 1.11: away 20 pomts • n d Story of Christmas was read i Tre~surer repor.t. , 1 1.~ " rae was ~&gn a. e_r Weiher's . . . . 4 4 422 484 . . ·::'.'1'-l l!tll expect to pocket conSider· by Mrs. Hattie Reed and a p<>- • Gall Miller lave a talk on for leasmg Mum~•· Robinson's .. 2 6 536 591 a(>le earnings. The Panthe" I em "I Want to be Helpful" was ! Questions about Sewing and I at Kansas C&ty l Evans ..... .. 2 6 446 493 . i:·;t iA J;mp back mto League playa· , given by Mrs. Harnett Thomp- · Leah AM Miller "&ave an lllu.. J through. . . Terry's .. .. .. I 7 424 543 . mst Jack•on the loll~wmg ' son. . .. . !rated talk on belt loopa. Ter· ' Finley, with members or his I TOTALS ... 24 U 3008 3008 ' l~ ~ t . r&dav. the team that Whipped , w lie d t "front o!!ice" crew from Kan- Games Jan. 9 - Firestone0 ' m ·-68-54 on Nov. 29. Pome- Secret sisters were revealed esa ga~ a . emons .ra. d we drawn , t&on on how to oew with a thim· ' sas City, inspe<:ted the newly G & J, Terry's vs. Weiher's and r Y t[len moves mt.o Whama an new names re . i bl i renovated Convention Center in Evans-RobJnson·s. , tur~Jy night, Jan. 18, for the Prizes were won by Mrs. Hoi~. e. ~ ' I I . ' ·' G J ... . Fl , downtown Louisville Tuesday. ames an. 13 - ..vans· r.,_ 1 ·st game in a home-and-home lice Thompson and Mrs. Hattie I Song• were led by Leah Ann I ::.. .. 1 Reed Mrs Lyle Wheally was ' M&ller and Sharrl Flesher. Gom- , "Tht. is where we11 sell tick· stone, G & J-Weiher's, and Rob. . . . contract. es were led by 'teresa Fergu..j· By United Press lntel'IUllional 19. · The Tigers' OC record now ets," he said. lnson's Vs Terry's. 1 · ed j j h 1 b The Jackets, oo the other i we com b no t e 0 u as a . son. A program called "Christ- Ohio University and capital Is' ~~. placing them ln conten.The right tun! wite~ · hand. again have a schedule new mem er,. mas Around the World" was glv· were ' knocked from their tion for anotlier title. KHRUSHCHEV RETURNS Fight Results that favors them startmg I he I Those attending enjoyed a en by Cheryl Bumgardner, VJc. perches atop the Mid-American M"skingun\ dashed Wooster's MOSCOW (ltP!) _ Soviet United Pre" International you're planninJ amov• · secMd half of play .· . . covered dish dinner. ki Johnston, Vlckl liuniga:f11ner Conference an~ Ohio Confer- hopes, 7~. and ' Denison got Premier Niidta s. Khrushchev YORK (ltPI) - H U· is to MOVERS jn 1 .' ~-~''4 Pomero~ ~~ •da~~~YahaDt>ath Word Received and Nan ,Johnston. ! e~ce, respectively, Tuesda:¥. .its first OC win, 60-59 over returnd bv train bert Hilton, 191, Glen Cove, YELLOW ~GES, , · Mr. Gil Barnett held a short 1n&ght. Marietta in other OC games. night from 'a three-day visit N. Y., Outpointed Ray Batey, Word ha• been received of . business session with the 4-H The Bobcats fell out 61 a Big man in bringing Ohio Poland, th.e official news 195, New York (8), wher~·vout . . the recent death of,John C. Ran- 1officers and leaden Immediate- three-way lie for the MAC lead down to size was little Manny Tass reported. The one-parafiNGERs:!»;· dolph , age 66, of Ef&zabeth, Pa.; ly following the meeting. jwhen W e s I e r n M&chigan Newsome who gunned In 39 graph notice gave no <letails or RELEASES PRISONEf\S l and a former resident of Ne:W J Those pre~nt were Jennifer dumped lllem, 95-93, and Toledo points for the Broncs. Western • the trip. . . ATHENS, Greece (UP!) WALKIIIA' '". I, .. ·..~ ~ . Haven. Mr. Randolph dted Zerkle, Eddie Halstead. Gall and M&am& - the co-leaders - had an IS-point 1ead 11 the hall . The government released McKeesport Hospital in Penn- Miller, Sandra Pickens, Delor· receive tests tonight. Kalamazoo, but had to hold BOOZJID.UP CAR· · political prisCiflers Tueaday. . 0, Um - a05 I sylvania. , es Bumgarner, Jean . Bumgarn- Capital suffered its first the rallying BobcaLl who MEXICO CITY (UPI\ _AutoSUrviving are children, George er: June Bumgarner.. Leah Ann leagoe loss, an 83-33 clobbermg were led by Mike Haley with 25 note: T!'SIS perfor'l'ed •I NE YORK IUPI\-Two new . Randolph of New Haven, Paul [ Miller. Sharrl Flesher, Allee at Akro~, and fell !rom the OC . . . an atuo show here established ' wl mes came lnlo existence . Randolph of Letart Route I.' Stone, Judy Athey, Teresa How· leadership. Ohio_ Wesleyan and Pengolns Alter No. 10 that the new turbine . powered f ay and from the ho-hum at· I Mrs. \MIIdren Zerkle of Hart- ,war'd, Sherr! Hartley, Libby Moun~ Union w&th ~ Toledo and Miami, now cowill run on 80-prool ud of most football fans, ford; ~even grandchildren and Brown, Teresa Wolle, Jackle are t&ed f~r the lead, but both . ~ MI\C' records, I ~~~......~.Iii.~~,,~, . 't' ' ·t ,-.,.,. .----,t -:.,··-· I ey ollld have settled for one one great grandchild. tl Nejlds, Teri'SII Fergusv!!! Har- .ar~ &n actiOn this .weekend. . tonight witll the ir . ' g l'e-cent cigar. Cooking Workshop Held . . rlelt Layne, BeCky Co· ' Akron built up a 47·30 ha."· Rockets at Green and Co ltional approval of a The first year cooking stud. ! thy Haggerty, Connie Bagger· time le.ad. and coasted lo lis the Redskins at State. ~yo 's Tro~hy BfiWI game In ents of the Bend Hustlers 4·H ty, Cozy Cooke, John •Bulllj!ar- sixth wm •n nine games and is a key week for both ··:, </ w ork C&tv and a Tobacco Club met recently at the home ner. Stevie Halstead, vicki John- put Ill loop mark at 3-1. T led te tal Oh' wl ame In North Carolina of Mro. Clayton Athey, the pro- ston, Nan Johnston, VIcki Bum· Crusade~s· Jim Dellerry sa:~rd:y :n:nM~am~s is ~~ Your Dependable n xt ecember by the National , ject leader, for a workshop. jgardner, •nd Cheryl Bumgard-.tht scoring with 25 points. ' Dealer For lie ate AthletJ~ Association , Demonstrations were given on -ner. . ltal is 5-l in the league. In otller action tonfght, ua:Y· II esday was greeted by the the following• How to Measure ! Adults altendms were Mrs. . Chorry Leads Tigers will be out to break 8 g eatesi rash of indifference by Vicki Bumgardner·, How to I Samuel Halstead, Mrs. Don _W&ttenberg slaughtered winning streak •gains!: II AND i agtlj"bie. Set BreakfasW'l'able by Nan 'I Bumga rd ner. Mrs. Robe rt La y- wm • Wa II ace, 88·52, as Ohio Wesley.;' . "Ju•.t what we need." com- Johnston: flow . to Boil an Egg ' ne, Mro. Harry Pickens, Mrs. Cherry nelted 31 po_ints for ' . n:;p one veteran athletic di· by Jo Ellen Athey,· The Cor- '·. R0Y C00ke. Mr. Gil Ba rne tt • Tl gers and Bill F&sher ad ded Youngstown, the state''~sln~:~:·r1• unbeaten club, is at St. Phono WY·2·2550 . r to • at the NCAA convention. ' rect Way to Wrap a Sandwich and Rev. Ber lsi0 rd · R• fresh· t ed b C METRIC PROPOSAL (Pa. l to try lor its lOth victory. • ·~ e'vf got 14 bowl games al- by Rebecca Gilmore. The girlst mens were serv Y o zY r~ady .. and three of them didn't made sandwiches and served Cooke, Connie Haggerty In d WASHINGTON 1UPll ~en bother operating this sea· · with soft drinks for refresh- I Cathy Haggerty. first Senate committee hearing 2 • G.E. Automatic Dryers -· a"" of the new session or Congress ' New Haven ,.,. ." men 1.s. d Persoblll ~ Those altending were Vonna Mr. an Mrs. Robert Merkle Tuesday dealt "lth proposals to 1 • Hotpoint Automatic Dryer ' ~tiona! Basketball Assoclatlop Ohlinger. Carolyn Stout, Arch· of Columbus, Ohlo visited this . abandon the foot-pound-gallon United Pre" International etta Hayes. Alice Stone. Ter· week wlt_h her parents, Mr. and I system olllngllsh measurement Ea"ent Division esa Howard Vicki Bulllj!ard- Mrs. Philip Wolpert. I and put the Un1ted States on the W. L. Pet. ner, Nan Johnston. Jo Ell•n Mrs .. Arthur Goodwin, Becky metric syst~m. No final action ' slon 26 R .765 Athey, Rebecca Gilmore, Mrs. and Jtmmy of Point Pleasant was talren. 65,000 BTU Humphreys · ; ncinnatl 2l! 14 .667 Samuel Halstead, the 4-H lead· were recent guests of her sis----:P\tiladelphi• 18 19 .486 er and Mrs. Athey. ters, Mrs. Herman Layne and JOHNSON NAMES HILL 'Jiew York ~ \ 12 31 .279 Rotary Club I Mrs. B. R Vance. . WASHINGTON <UPil-Presl· · ) Western Dlvl•lon The RotBry Club met on Mr. and Mra. Ralph Sayre, dent Johnaon Tuesday named ,: , W. L. Pet. Thursday evening at the Hart· ' Ralphle and Timm~ visited rei· James C. HUI, a proie,.ional JAts Angeles 25 13 .6'.9 ford Methodist Church for their atl~es In Akron, Oh&o during the arbitrator from New York City, Men's T o p c o a t s · · · · • off 60,000 BTU T•mco · !II. Louio 24 18 .571 - regular dinner meeting. A short holidays. . to bead an emergency board 1 s'ltn Francisco 19 18 .514 business meeting followed. William Russell Is aurg&cal created Jan. 3 to Investigate a Regulars, Shorts and longs. Regular price ltimore 12 26 .316 1 Those attending were Donald ; patient at Holzer Hospital. dispute betweer the Brother· 49.50 to 55.00 troit 8 25 2t2 1Foglesong Herman Layne Lloyd Mrs. B. J. Howard and her ! hood of Railroad Signalmen ' '··· ;. Fan, Thermostat t&: Safety Valve Tu..day's Re•ults · Roush. Floyd Carmack, Rich- •m~ther, Mrs. J. H. Farley or AFUIO and most of the na: ncinnati 130 Philadeinhla 110 ard Ord. Dr. John Ridgway, I Pomt Pleasant were Ylsltora or tlon'a rallroada. ; , . . Louis 123 Baltimore 113 J. L. Stewart, Jack Flesher, i R~v: and Mra. _Joe Grimm at • • • • • • • • • ..--... ·Siln Francisco 92 Boston 89 Clyde Foley Rome Williamson ' T&f!m. Ohio durmg the weekend. ''[Only games scheduled) Russell caP.hart, Harry Mil: : Ottie c. Roush underwent. COIN-OP '; Wednesday's Games ler, Edwin Stein. Arthur Tha- ~ •urgery on Tueaday at the Med· l• . . ltimore at Detroit het, Dr. Thomas McGowan. ThoCenter Hospital In Galllpo- ,• TYPE Men's & loys' York al l.os Angeles · mas Reed. Rev. Marvin Frame, i s. · :• ' . . REF~t,ERATOR$ ctlncinnati vs. Philadelphia at and Donald -Cooke. i Mrs. _Keith Arnold Is a aurgl· • · S!'l'acuse Bend Husllera 4.H cal patient at Holzer Hospital. JACKETS 1 - ., <0nly games scheduled I The Bend llustlers 4-H Club . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoii1D811 • ·I --------- _ . .were recent guests of their tCifl • Iunevenly 10. 25 lower, sows \and family, Mr. and. Mra. Htr· • off .-:.~J.Uar 'weak to 25 lower; H 21!().2a0 lb I old Hoff~n ·~d children at .' barrows and gilts 15.10 ' 15.25, INew Pans, Ohm. Regular 8.95 t o (UP! I - Live- tunilt'ml 240-245 lb 14.115-15, 1·3 ' Mrs. James Thabet baa relutn· Cleellll'l ,._.LEVIS~ON$.. 29:50, Now .. ...: [ 1!111-230 lb 14.7S.I5, 2-3 230-250 lb ed I~ her home alter being ~ ,~' ~'<J;att:le 3011, calves 125, slaugh. •14 .25-14 .75, 2511-2&0 lb 13 .'15-! 4.25 surgtcal patient at The Medi· a F... Cuatomor Porklno steer. and heifers mostly 1-3, 3tJ8.J50 lb Sl>lf'S 12.25 • 12.75, I ~al Center Hoopllal in Galltpo. Aero" From. Our Storo .. ~~y, cows steady to strong, under 300.lb 13, ~ Jb 11.75- hs. steady: average to high U.25, 2-ll 400-600 lb 10.75-11.75, 850 • 1100 lb slaught•r No. 3 over 600 lb 10.SO,; boars • • 23, low to average choice steady to 25 low•r, m~y 9.25. SURPRISE mixed average good to Sheep 200; choice · 90 • lb choice 21.~ • 21.75, most slaughter wooled lambs steady ' . 900 • 1)00 lb 20.50 • 21.00, Iat It but not enough; jlffered to ! --~~~~~o low. good 18-20; low fully estabUsh p! I qe.. trend; ~ WILL IE YoUR NEW .,cho&ee t.OO • 900 lb slaughter .ewes not tested. , STUDIO PORTJV<IT ZI·l:uo, good 750-900 lb : . , . ! utility and lew commer- RIDES THREE 'lflNNEII8 . . IET)"ER HURRYI 13.59-1~; utility bulls ! CHA~ES 'JXlf{N, ·w. Va. gtiod anrl choice I (UP!) - Jockey (lWth Patter- · Ieeder steero IS- soo rode tho!e winiiera TUesday ~ .:eaten mostly steady; i at the Charlei' TOI\'II race track. WY 2·2475 good .28-33, s•.and- 1His triple lhi:ll!detlteO: .In E. Ml&ln St. ns'21;' utility 1&-20. (SUO), ' CGioDel NeJI (f4.20) Pomeroy _ ;, .. . -.P·, I~; bliTOWI and 1011 and KeD , (tUG). ' .. ' . Two New Bowl I e'ameS PIanned H F .., IIWwest Wlttonboq • llold-ll'allaee U Dine IS Purdue • Coli Emporia • Bethel (~) Nl Bradley Pl. ColltoMl'T al . G;oo. AWlp!J;o '11 M .--~~" ;\1 • QJ. Tech II% U of Clilrogo iS Ltneotn (Ill) 83 McKendreu II By Utllted Prtt• llt...,_ll Trln)ty (Ill) 18 Eureka Colt 'II, The bottered Bolton Celtlcl Quincy 92. Eeotern llllaols 10 return 1i! tbe !amlliu ljllrr®nd- Indiana C4nuial 95 'Franklin 8$ lngs or New ~ iodaJ,j Hulllingtorr )DO con~ if their l!nage of l!lvlncibuJiy CarbaJII! 71 Mil~ 70 • . ''"I • Batt~red Celts Ar. C B8Ck 00 ,. AIL STARS ' Par~or ·'Blueberry Pie:::.. · ~...;. 2....,49e -49c · I �/ ; •• - \ ' • • ' .. N • IT'S EASY ••• JUST. , . COLLECT CARDS TO lviryS.., RJAD SWORD-IN·THE·STON£ r- WHEN YOU PLAY ••• _..... lvoij~ ' 4 .• MINORS iNELIGIBLE •. ·Win FREE TRIPS TO DISNEYLAN , ~ I Wlnne11 from thl~ Clreal A 5.dCiy • .4nlght expen...pcold trip t, Disneyland f!r11 family ef thr.. -or cath equivalent of $1500. · oloop~. ftt ••" .........3 ..... 43c ... 2 Swiss Steak Beef 35c 100 Extra ,,.. TOI" vA•ut luAMI'S 2 ".. 69c with coupun und p.~ rc h~;~ ~• et I tD. et .,,. Ktqw GY~~Iitr Pto.On~undiHf IYDI'J Snow · · lb• WAITING Round Boow SCJ~ Shou'd" Cur Ill• Thrifty lb •• • Boston Roll Roast 1L 29e ib;.il;on 3 k $1 13c I:CE MILK lop waoue ~raoo~ps with p4.1rcll•M ef Wllpen 1rK1 2 Ita Ua. r • ......,. Co v~ Mta ·t· COli CIU flavors S..t WATEI DIJS..p .......2 ...;;. With A • .JlPir•• ~1•• Jon I 1. 19'-4 ~ .. P· ----- -------- Peaches ............·~ ~li~. Kroger·Coffee • MorI on D1nners .. .. . •. . . . . . . Vac Pak Regular or Drip • • • 0 • • • • • • ...... --.,.. 50 I:XIIIA FUI TOI' ~AWC itiAitii'S I coupon \Oflfh c;~nd pwchaM • 4No.2't\$1 -~~~~ 1 lb. can • • • • • • • • 39/l " ··- ;oou ~taw of DHr ~ 39c Black Pepper .._ :..- 39c ......, 57c Gleem _....,...,_,.,... 2 lb. or mare lit• h 69c ' ~ ff Peanut BuHer 3 :; $1.19 Jelly -,- ... ·--·····~ -·- 2 ' ' For c~evwv.n., - ~ .·-· . English Roast 45c Meat Loaf ........ ..... ~-"" ........ .. 59c Ground Beef chin , ._ 59c Pork Steak .......... ,.. .......... .. 49c Frozen Selected II-. _v••-.,_• •.. pice. _ Polar Pak :'· ·65c . a . •. ...'' Thrifty ,- Turkeys...F:~~;r~~~ ....'b: .. 45-- -- Bar.I-Q Spcore Ribs . ....... Chuck Steak .. .. .. 45c With this cou pon and pu rchase of Kroger's Own • FOR HOT .11 'I ; 50 EXTRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS : $1.39 ....... ............. ,. Avondale Halves Drtft-Seap .' THRIFTY BRAND Tenderay IIIJIIM ..... ..., .......... . i $10.00 or mare ot Krager Coupon expir es Sat , Jan. 11 . J9A4 Kroger Doublo.lnipected ........ Mrs. Lokie Wood, Chulnton $5.00 or more at Krager Coupon expir es Sat , .Ja n. 11. 1964 -LavtSoap ......... Mar ion Andrews, Buckhannon With this coupon and purchase of Chuck Steak .: ...."'-49c I ..... 2 1\\n, Ruby Leery, llkiM a3c Zest~~---. ........... M'l. V. R. Gasner, ChariMtan ~·. 100 EXTRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMF'S c RNDERAY BRAND CanlaySoap ,, tilt ~ ' ,. Chuck Roast Blr*o l Two Beef Labels To Su;t Your Table . Cramer, Mr1. Rlchli'cl ~· W. \'a,, .and A. Llneberl'y, lUpley, Here ne some of. last week'• $100 wim'lem HEY MO'-'l FREE "SWORD IN THE STONE" RlftGS FOR THE o1 1 .. , ... KIDSI '" fmjuot ,.,. tho ..,.cMc.tten .. Rot· 61o Kroter conAGE GAS1 2~b.39c WATER HEATER \ Dill ....... ~ r~ &r-Ia Gas Of Clio, lie. tsi ~El TOr v......~ ~ ......rs wMh • • • ond purrho&• I bottle 36 OJ. ~ , . 50 EXTRA . ............... ~t c • et lunuel10y ayrup '-"·""" '""'' " ...., ~~n ··if ' " ' Biscuits .'~;:~_' 6·.:.49~ Bread h5.·#~ 2 -- 45~ A-.,.._ Tomato Juice -.4!: $1 boxes / f ... _,. Pork'nBeans -·4::$1 Checolate GOld .,...._, Toll•• II Cocoanut Layer, Orange Marsl-.411 IIII.IW . Operate Your Own Business. :au 11111 TOr' V~Uii ii"""II'S Excellent opportunity fOr · lndlvlclu.l ot . couple to under the \}_; I s ..... I oper•te ..,. bulllttU n,1 ·in-e of ~' Mtliii\IIIY lutown own ind ' ~. ltrnln;t biNd ~ ptrct~llil ef llilt ~ll•• $0~ merchandWJir ettlertenali )IJipt.Ui;lllif"ssat ttecessary. from your watch? CLaAND'S- T.V. &RADIO SAIPr SERVIa a.EUND'S T.V. '-< . ' ' WY 1-2255 •' . . . •• Mo!n "· We'll prepare your readV mixed con· eret.t order to :vour spel!lfleaj1qfti, 'aDcUellver It anywhere Ill town. Ill read)' 10 <i.uJ toda1 .. . our servilie Is PfOmpt' aDd our l'rll*. · , · are lilt lowat pQI8ible! I?' ,; · ,.. ·· '. · '. ,. Pbur· future. GO~GLEIN READf·MIX. CO. ' Phone WY' 24214 ' •·Strut •·' ., ., ' ' . . . ·'' M.•P1111 ., ' '· · ·~ ·• ' · - · ·•· , · Reply addteQ btlpw' ~=~~= phOne Jlilm'*",lfle, ell _and p~nt OCC1Ipa~~1 I •. '4. •. \,~ wiltl .. e~tt~pon cmd pt.~lc!toH ,,~ ef BroWn and Hive Twin _-ar ' . . • Soft-Wave DIIIIOrMIII( ItO... 5:: 1 ......... ......... . 5 , .. ..... Mill••-· ' ' -' ¥- I . ' ~$ • box• Towth ..... .... 3 ... - $1 Scottie• .......... 4 ....... $1 1'-- WhiM & a..t. C..... ~: .. ·· lie.. ---Cake Mixes 4kM ••IHIIWW.. Cakes ..............3·-- s1 . - Mlllt be ablt! ~ • thl pubUg, · ••' , , ,. .. Once In a Hf~ ~ty. . _ Company.will tra111 aet¥te4 ptti!Ofl (jj _ . . .-. company's exp~nse. •· · .. · All replle11 bel4 In lllriet ec>ntt-teaee. " AllappUeanu'_wm:recetf. ~:~fir~ Wanttht"rightttmeofd~ ... Your watch deserre.~ pedodlit ehtekupt, tleiJio lnll and attention to n"eddll npa1r1, Our ilpert service will teep It In ~ eDadiUoill COiiie ill soon for a free estimate .' •• our pr1c.- an modest. · · • > ,, .i l!'lerehalldl•l"tt firm. J<• ·· · •· ;t,, ; . . , .Larte returnt .., e mlnl.l.. . liwetllftiNII · pOulble. . ' f-~- ~ .1\ ' . t· ~ ~~:J~.iiiA . . -. c....... 3~$1 .... Pickles CHEESE ..... ., ,...., 'J ' CIICUI Broccoli 25~ ~-~::if! . ' 'l ' �,,, • •• o\.•~ ' ;;,; \ , I. ' es & Year End Bills •• Solve Cash-P- 'va..nciD~ I 'll •• """' f ' "• : I ) w 1-Dilly S11nUn11l, }'omeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 8, 1964 ·ssified ·Ad-s·....Get ·obltu•ry l't!:il IIJIJAI 1 'I)' the lllllcommltloe 111.......,,..,. to perform f• I 'l • ·- i""'f' ISOC..--....:-' _. ( . . T~lt:Jvision Re~u~ 'u:r' l' T T . "D \~ aL.I tl r..~ . 11 u ;:~ - fA~~~, Incarnation is ::: !~:d!:',:,ma Oo~no Theme of Group Omicnlll Chapter !!l Dttt. '-'0-~. Devotionals Kapp.o Gamma beld llo Chill. rneelln& at the MelhodJal . FARM EQUIPMENT FARMALL Traclor wilh eq ment, reasr•able. SH uoo. 1 a 1tc MaryEUubetbTaylor, ~-A tor of the late Leonara, Elso~ 01' steiD and Nettll! Mason Eisel· stein Will born at Foelorla, JAN. 7 The Melp County Mlnlllot>-1 Cbuieb, McArthur. Tile bolteu. Ohio, May 15, 1889. She Clllll' CARD OF THANKS Pomeroy Olapter 188 OES ial Assocflltlon mel Ill I'Ogular I McArthur ~ who ..( to Meigl County at the qe ol 1 WISH TO thank all lor their will meet In regular oesslon at ...alon at the Fll'!lt Bapllst l• membert of lbe l!ill'llritJ, 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1695 16 and spent her enUre life prayors cards 11111 slfta 10111 tbe Ma!OIIIc Temple, TUesday Cbun:h In Pomeroy Monday ed a~ eoune. . 1 eyl Powerallde, radlo aod heater, Positr•eti.Oft rear axle, in Meigs County. She w a I during ~y at Cleveland at 7:U p.m. momlng at 10 with devotionl i ~ ~ • .~ P. like new lnaicfe. J'awn eolor. New tirea. united m ftllrrlage to Murl Hospltel. Eloise Hayes. Chester Council, ~ughters of by tbe host pastor, Rv. ~~~~~ lidad durlnllhe ~ 1957 Plymouth VB- 4 Door H.T. $495 Taylor an Alllllst 1, 1911, and a lte Alllerlca, will m~l Ill regular Zundl, on the theme, "The 'IIi- 1111• ~ procrom ehllt'man, 1 One local owner. 1oocl upholstery. automatle trans. Radio departed thta life on January seSiton Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. camaUon." Other mlnlstel'l af. ~ Llnta, quoted from and heater. 4, 1964. She had 4 ~hlklren, a Tho charter will be draped in 80 pve their Impressions of. tile "GIImpeel of Olrlilmal," Ea~k 1956 Ponti•c 2 Door $295 son, Willard Taylm-, Qlester, · memory of Homer Holter and Christmas Seuon 11111 what thor Dauber of J'ICboa 'read' II Solid body, 1ood tires. Radio ond IH!ater. Ohio, 3 daughters, Leona St. members are reguesled to wear Chrlsl meiDI to ihem hot poem"~ Co<*!b'' son, Long Bottom 0., Lam~· white. Quarterly birthdays will · The AssoclaUon ...ui lnveotlwblch was pub~; In !be mat' WANT AD a Davis, Long Bottom, o., HIJ. be observed with potluck din- cate the poulbillty of obtalnlnc azine a.rtstmas Ideals - ·11181: 'eiFORMATION da Hunt at horne. She has 1 nor loilowlng the meeting. plaque stetlng turntahlnp 1ft Vlrslnla Atkinson, dreetCr :ef ~ OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. living sister, Mrs. Francis The Ladies Auxiliary ol the tocai hospital Chapel were vocal music In McArthur, dls~'k a ... - . . . . - I'OMEROY, OHIO Swack, 2 brothers, Charles · MiddJ,eport Firemen will given by the Cburc!IM Ill Meigs Cbrlstmaa In the Fine 4 and Edward j;:iselstelo of Lan-1 TUesday evening at the County. An explanation ot. the Art8, and a display of famous caster. She was a member of of Mr. and Mrs. Everett work of the Chaplain at HOirer religious .palntinp wu dll<tlll• .. the Keno Church ol Christ. Mrs. Charles Withrow and ner at 7:30 p.m. · Hospltel, If one Is obtained, was ed by the IJ'OUP· ~ td uttD 1:00 A.. • -- - - She has It living grandchild· Mrs. Ed ~nr· Thomas, son, John JAN. 1 explained by Rev. Group sine~ co;:::~~c~ tllc DIJ' ., , .. 1' tiM! for ren. She leaves a hosl of and daughter, Zana were recent Whit Rose Lodge of The sroup heard a paper on m~. amuuftO• and bustbed Deed." I pabU•b• I 4 Qae rqbt: friends and relatives, lncludvisitors in Gallipolis. 'port meet Wednesday a play that was recently AlteDdlnl from ·Mejp CIJlii!IY • • . - - ... '62 Buick __ $2,395 P~••• WY 11-ZUJ ~...... o .... kr lnsuraaee A.•eaing many nephews and nieces Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas te m at the fe. sented by the clramaUcs were Margaret PII'IOIIIj Mar) . 1 1 30 !' ·Skylark 2 Dr. Hard Top. Low • ,, trmaotbe ......... bllror b Ill I our sincere thanks to alii and Mrs. Charles Withrow vis,:::':. ~ with M~~ Otho Watts of Rio Grande College. The Vil'glnla Reibel, Beatrlae Ran1 ... oa• tall!Oft'Mf '" • mileage Y one care u oca JOHNSON . Simpson lnsurJJnce those who h~lped in any way iled Saturday evening at Middle-. Mrs. Patrick Gatiagber a n ,j 11u11nc b:y the SuP!'Orne Court bart and Dorotb)' WOIId8rd.: • &A'I'D owner. Bucket seats. Sports Agency . ln. All forms of In durmg our time ol sorrow. port with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mrs. carl Matt&x as hostesses. of The United Stete1 In regard .r• ;.....::._ ~liit"!"'• ear. surance J1m Johnson and Rest, O.ar Mother, Brown. The Pomero Shakespeare t& Bible reading and Prayor In A8K TO WED _ .. ~ ':::~"..:'..:::.,._ '62 GMC __ $1,S95 Bud Su.•psoo. Agents Your task was well done, Miss PatU Ann Wolford. of club will m~i Wednesday Pub~ Sehoota wu discusoed Reeder Cbarl01 Houclt, 32, "' tr "•• lfl Ton Pickup. Low mileage. 8 1 tf'c ..... .,4-tapeww4.rlll Sleep, dear Mother, Chllllcotbe was the bobday J p. m. at the home ot. Mrs. and will be conllnued In t b eiParkeJt'llbtll'g, truck clrlvor, and ,_ ~ lt •• Like new condition. The crown yo~ have won. Iguest of John Thomas and his T. A. Hennessy, Butternut Ave. Februii1'J 3rd meeting at 1be Helen Harrill, 21, Loq AU"{O SALES You won life s battle, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar The Guild 01 Grace Episcopal Firat Christian Church ol Mld-1~:::;.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ You stood the test, Thomas and Zana. Church wiU meet at the pariah dl~port. li Rest, Dear Mother, rest . Mr. and Mrs: Shorwood Mere- hou Wednetday at 7·30 p m ---1 8 lie dith and Mrs. Delbert Bruch Federated' Clrc~ ~ui Ruth Circle Meetl . 11 - - -- - - - - - , - - were business visitor• In Col· meet In the church aocial room •t lmb~·'-n Home MUSKRATS fo 111 r ' · BUSINESS SERVICES umbus today.. ed sde 7·30 " uae (2) gas heaters, 20.000 BTIJ's The " ' ohot •••• Mr Clar Ham"lto f PI W ne Y at · p. m. The Ruth Circle of ~ ~: ~ up to $2.50 and 30,000 BTIJ's. Excellenl Less th an 3c a mil e. total operaling cost. We have a I INCOME TAX service, Mrs. PI s. I Wa V :W ~: Ar: JAN t list church opened at tbe he MINK Up lo $'f2.00 condition. Phone WV 2-5485. 124• 1 mile th~:s~dk ~isi~ 8Sunday . with Members of th~ Eleanor Circle of Sue Imboden large selection of clean I· Wanda Eblin, Rt. I 6 3tc ownN trade·ins from 1957- ~ from Falrsround 011 Laurel Miss Elsie Hart. of Heath Metbndlst church will UII1'J 28 with devotions, GINSE;NG TRY DIADAll" tablets. (Form· 1963 mod•rs. ' Chff Road. Phone ~ ~2:p· Mr. and Mrs. Garth Beal of meet Thureday evening at the lthe Grimm reading scripture up to $2$. lb. !---------'1 erly Dex·A·Diet). New name, i Athens visited Tuesday with church at 7:11i to atend the week e prayer was by Delores HlthHI prlceo an furo same formula. Only 98c at t, (o, Ir\COME TAX service. C. B. their cousin, Miu E~le HarL of prayer servlcea at the Pru· Ia'"!; The song, "Jesus PROMPT PA)'M Stark Drugs. 12-31·301p Athens, Ohio Simpson, Johnson S1m~n Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush byterlan church. Us, was song. The LIBERAL GRAI)J · · -.;,"1'0.Ph. LY 3-1138 Insurance Agency, Coats Bu•ld of Lakeview arrived Tuesday for The Golden Rule class ol the meeting was conducted by Wrli. ' for free ,.,~·, .,. . , 1 · pair of men's black i"HOTO COPYING servtces '1..-----.-~-:---:J ing, Middleport. Phone WY 2- a visit with his stater, Mra. Flrsl Bapllsl church of lorea Cleland. Gilts to sillllns lip. SHIP TO l••'"s In vicinity of Copy any letter ..- dllCIIII!t'nl I" 1 6 ~du..c". the year will be d •· ---'""' Charles Withrow, Minersville. port wiU hold ita monthly ' • - Scbool in Middle- · ~ outer 1nsura....,, Po meroy 1958 Thunderbird for sale. Cash 2903. and'""' en offering tak Dill,_e · '~ WY 2-2353 _ 2 15 lfc or take over payments of ' - · Herman Hoffner of Columbus lng at 8:45 p. m. Thursday lr Willi en. ,..,. ' '" ramalning balance of 1155. ' EXPERIENCED is the guest of his son and the home of Mrs. Gerald eshments Wei'O served. The FUR COMPANY 1191 ""';Ten~:i1hli6ret31c - ·-- - - Call WY 2-62113. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. thony. A shorl business session M meeting will be at Mrs. P"'"·kiii,"'---Yor.:· : '' · FOR SALE OR TRADE I 3 6tc Lawrence Hoffner and family. will be held and refreshments arjorle Grlmm'a home Thurs"" ...., • 1881 Throckmorton ' 100 - -~He is a!Bo visiting frlenda ill will be served. All members are day evening, February lth. Eat. LB WARM M · h 1 ~"OR SALE: 1!156 hard top Mer187~ lHl~tc · ornlng ea • the area. urged to attend. . er, will trade for 60 lb. or cury automatic transmission Mrs. MaryS. Gravely of Blue- The Chester Garden club will GREAT SALEI DON'T · see also 1928 Harley Davidson rna- ' From the largest truck or field, W. Va., Is the ~•esl of meet Thursday at Bp. m. _ - - -+;.......- - -- - - sma11er warm Mornrng. 1U torcyclc. Dale Welsh, Long •...1 t 511 P k St Middl rt 1 3 Sic oulldozer radialor to tho her daughter, Mrs. James Pay· the home of Mrs. Guy Summer- "': a ar ., epa , Bottom, Ohio. or call 992-2895. J.7·3' P ~~ -. smalleJibeater core. ne and family, W. Main St. field with Mrs. Buell Ridenour have a dril1klng prot>n. Rambler Miss Venlte llndges baa re- aa c1>-hostss. lon>ii-'For help, contact AlcoWorld Slandard '' Compad turned home alter 8 vlill In The Put Councilors of ~ Anonymous, Tri-CounWANTED Escelleaoe WY 2•2143 Pomoroy Bluefield with her grandmoth- dorus Council Daughton Ill: . ~ Gl'<"'P. Write, B.ox 201, SECRETARY-- : KecepUonlst. Rig car room. ride and perform l l..,"""'""'~~~~~...,..,..ler, Mrs. Mary S. Gravely, America wlil meet Q 0. 11-3-tlc Position requires dictation, ance SmaD car o!<:Onomy and 1----- AUC'I'IONEER evening at the home cl typing, ability to meet the maoagerabllity Ctmlflec. !lei ;lee Erna Jesse wllb Mrs. •· o• ·• S! public. Apply office of admin· See Ctttt .~ ISSIOn Godtlwln aa tbe hostels. ::1 . . , •• I lstrator' Holzer Hospltel and ! Motropolilall Moton. - · ~ • Crnd The Meigs County Foz Hunt· ::;; ..:j Clinic, Gallipolis, Ohio. 11:. Lllllbl Slreet, Po...,., A. c. BRADFORD , era Assn. will hold lie reguler .. THOU~ANDS (I 6 3tc Pbuae WY wr:e Raelae, 0111o TOpiC monthly meeting at p. m. on t• tZ211c 1 ~ J II lie The reading of "The Purpose Jan. 9 at Bold Knobs . of United Pr!sbyrerian Women" The Laurel Clill Better Health REAL EST ATE from the MiSsionary Dial open· Club will m~l Thursday at iii OLD Es1abllshed company has Fl'iR-s LE . - - .- ~ bed ' ed the meeUng of the Mission- 7:30 p. m. at the home of _. route open in Pomeroy vicin· A tn Anl!q~lty, 3 • ary Society of the Syracuse First Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Beech St., ~ ity. Local man preferred. $75 room, mndem ktlchen and United PrHbyterlan Church Frl· with Mrs. MerUn Tracy 18 coweek guarantee plus car af. ba.th. New car port, pr!ced for day "'"'I Jan. 3. hoste•s. 1lowanee while in !raining. qUick sale. WI ll-l22Z. l-7·3tc M;;"'james Quick, president, The Catbollc Women's Club j'3 Man must be married and F'OR SALE- Middleport's tall· read lor devoUons "The Calls of the Sacred Hearl church will IX have car. . Write P. 0. Box esl building, located 35! N. forAIIOfYourNeecle and Consequences of Prayors meet in .the sanciUII1'J Thurs- ~ Fyr·Zon 2112, Parkersllllrg, W. Va. Second Sb..,t. Middleport. lor' Missions" and scripture wu day at 7:30 p. m. lor a rosary, ...1 Fuel Ollis !!! 12 21 tic Priced for quick sale. Inquire Middleport Feed Mill Hebrews 11 , 1•10 and 8 prayer. followed by the regular meet- ~ You NMCII . "o"'PE"'NIN="'G"for '=--= m:::an=- with car al Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tic Tony Fowlor, Owner II Opp. Secretory report given by Mrs. in8 In the church auditorium. LOW DOWN PAYMENT to service Fuller Brush cu.s- 1 "We Do ca..tom GriDtlinJ" Mayme HolmH and the trea.. The Pomeroy Beod Citizens' !j: tomers. Route protected. Dtl/tll N. Zntl A... Mlddtaport uror's report by Mrs. Florence Band Radio Club will hold Ita Ill Neatness and ambition nee- 11,.11., ~1 7 Harden were approved. The regular monthly meeting at tbe 1960 Rambl•r 4 Dr. PHONE 2-2181 essary. $70 week to start. l.arl Gran.-, l'bnllllblc ... yearly report wu also given Second Ward Fire Hall Ill PomStandard trona. 8 cyl. llloH. Phone 422-0927 or write Rt. 5. ~MER~:b th ll:roo~ f frame BeaiiDc by Mrs. llarden. eroy Thun<isy at 7:30 p. m. LANDMARK Box UII:A., Parkersburg. W. ouse w•t a • c~rcu a u.g gas -.me, IQide A free will offering of $9.50 Election of ofllcen for 11164 will 1958 Ch•v. 4 Door Va 12 21 tic heat, ba,.ment and porches, I!:Dd you .._ lrODbletl wu taken and collecUon of pen- be held. Reii'Oshments will be :I Slallon Wqon. · flowers and fruit. A beautiful We ilave all lilel nlos lor Fellowship of Least served. AU members are urged ::;; Standard trona. 8 cyl. R&IL view of much ol Pomeroy. $4,· Mar•l•oa t& It d .,. -;~cleiiil,""ijiii;;kty For Rent 500. Owner wiil assist In !inane· Reaaoaule Rates Coin. Mrs. Pearl McBride read a en · 1962 R•mbler 4 Door ' - 3~ ing responsible party CIIIJ WY Z.ZS'It Day « Nllfst request lor prayers lor Philll· Sta. w.,on. Standard Irons. ~·· =::J;f~, Lustre is applled ROUSE, . rooms and bath. A11 MIDD!.EPORT - 4-~m f<ame 1 1111 lie pinH and New zealand Least ChrutmWI Party U dlo and Heater. 15,000 mllea. . ·• '" , '"Free Use" Sham- convemences, utlJiti<es pa1d. . fu Coln. H ld D b 21 WI ' • Sulteble for 1 or 2 people. home W!lh bath, gas mace See Nelgler Bullding end Sup. Mro. Quick read MlsslonariH e ecem er iii r-~-------------'""'1 1 8 lfc heatrng, full basement, Grant ply Racine for better homes to be ~~B:ake:r~Fura::Ltu:re:·~M;Id WY 2-2?53 ,,.., loilo ed b A Cbrlstmu party was held ~ 1·7-ltc . - Street location. ~.ooo. kltclten cabinele and pn,_ 1or, w y Dec. 21 atlbe bome of Mr. and Ul w· furnace 3 bedroom house on Lincoln Brrulbury - 7-room frame home doors. Mrs. Richard Gaul and Mark, ·• 11 23 tic prayer by Mrs. McBride. tbemtolta~ tank Hill, Pomeroy, 11> baths, _gas (I floor! with very nice bath, Mrs. McBride gave the pro- Chester. Relreshmenta were 1Ill ruel. Marlin Hall bot water furnace, Lmmedtate and kitchen, gas heating, 4 COBA SELECJ' SIRES gram and ~pter one from th~ served and a gilt exchqe as ~" !; o. book Be Whal You Are, enjoyed by tbe following: Mr. TAKE YOUR PICK 1•7~ pos...ston. Telephone WY 2- porches, large lot with double For Dependable Service CoD: •~Y 1 ~~~~]~::.:~ 121Ctl or WY 2-3341. garage, shop and other space. Clair Woode, Ted!. s udy guide on Colonlonaa end and Mrs. Ernest Jobnsm~ end · or 12 4 lfc Trailer space with patio and Pomeroy Ph: WY 2484t Philemon. Mrs. Holmel read Bob Belpre· Ron Johnson Dull- t: 53 FORD 2 DR. HARDTOP GoegieiD Readytill! T I · .., 500 E Cbest.r Ph· 98S-21U "Afrlce Speaks" end "The Tale bar' W V ' ., Pu St Middl NICELY Furnished 4 rooms and u y. ola prrce •• · . x· of Cbrtatmas Shari ., Mrs. , . a; ,.r. and 'Mra.. 111 111 53 CHRYSLER 2 DR. II ·• eport bath apartment Middleport. ceptional. 11-6-llc M hostess ~~~~ fruit Howard Blazer, Waverly; Mrs. ""'ia~Yti;Q;lljjjli;l"'jl'fe\ir Pllone WY 238'it. RURAL OPPORnJNITY - .25 OOMPACT Sw~pen. Autborll- ~kteil ·, cake, Elsie Circle IIIII Larry and t- 54 BUICK 4 DR. 1 11 25 11e acres one rode off US 33, driiJ. ed salu and service. Wrlle top, coffee and loa to tbooe Miu Florence Circle, Racine; Ji 51 PL YMOU =t:~"':,yoor car .with VX-t Fl"RNISHED apartments. Ph ed well, exceilect waler, 15 ac- l.5tTJ l6th St., Parkersburg, W. named above end Mrl. T 1t u 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt Follrod, and ! TH 4 DR. In co nunute. Un- WY • ~ .,tor 5 ho res tractor garden ground. Va ~-• .,_ _. ,__. Mr Mr. and Mra. James Cornell, L_ _ _ _ _ _""':'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __....;;..J m~-·teod Ro r•11v. ~ p. m. P ne So b "ldi $2 OOO ~• rOCAtnS, mn. nul 8"""'• S. Po~~· Mr -• .,_ Allen , • - - . ,.. WY Z-3574 me u• ngo. . . • ..., op. - Plamlt Thomes aarlt IIIII Mlu Fr~e --,. . """ ..,... . . · Reed Hardware, Mid· lq, l!flllol1or Mum · · Stobart and Rlcty and Tammi 47 47 I 11 21 tic porllmity yoo have ~n lookllll HEATING, l~~~~O. 11 It lfc -· _ for. Ftnaeeo. An1o1t1 Ba !Ln, aw. Jo, Middleport; Mrs. Gladys · I!' THREE and l'lUr room furnisl> c. c. CUCKLER. REALTOR m Eul MaiD Slreel, ' Deem, Portllllll and Mr. and USED USED ~~~:::n~:~ guitars ed and un!uralsbed apan. BOX Z2t WY Z.3830 eroy. , . _ WY WML Mrs. Warden Ours, Bashan. ~RS CARS 24 tba to mentL WY ~ 1·7-3tc 7 Ill lfc TO 12 ft lie '*·'- or caU WllL 00 custom butcllerlng. Mrs. I{elen Stewart, RaiJ)h, !!l Collllllbus vtalted their par'· .TO ' · Polnl Ple...nt, W. Va., UNFURNISHED house, 4 room, EMPLOYMENT W•nted PbU Meter, WY 2-31110. Jim, Dor0111j Ruaee¥ end Jeff enta, Mr. end Mrs. Curtis MeSELL 'DOWN SELL 50, Bill Wellman, Les utility and bath. 1655 Point -- - · 11 23 lfe visited on "Mttltltlay evening with ·Dantel .... the weekend.· 0 ~~~2!:i00i~~~1WOI!~ Lane, PomJ!I'II)'. Pb. WY 2-3874 LADY WANTS •• days1 a week Mr. and . ~ Pbllilp Werry, Mr. end Mrs. Virgil Here~ 1-Z.tlc work. Call WY 2-5422 ' stc UVESTOCK Pomeroy. Tlio first blrtllday of ford of Soutbalde v1sttet1 the 11'Aiso welding rna· A MODERN boose, 6 rooms 'toi ne~s Opportunities G FEDlterefo Phillip Raymoncl Werry was of>. lor's mother, Mn. Allee BJet. at 0 '55 CHEVROLET CONVERnBLE end bath, 138 Lincoln Rood, HAIN beef _,._ 1'0 ~ served wltb the family gatbel- nor 011 Saturday evening. Pomeroy. WY M020. EXCELLENT opportunity, DWl gus 1or ....,. a...,t ing. Mrs. Flqrence Thebe b a pe. 1 3 tic or woman wanted to service to 200 lbs. quarters about one Mrs. Harvey Hickmon of Dlx- llent at lh~ Meigs Memorial ·' . and collect from coin operat- half, that weight, one side te, end . ~ter f!lclrman and Hoepltel where abe Ia to · re- :I '56 DODGE 2 DOOR HARDTOP monlltly ROOM for w<irlrshop or storage ed cigarette, candy, ice and · 50 centa per pound, hind quar. son, Rlct .of:,Booth Catollna vta- mlin for 88Yeral days. ' .. :: flllillt:. on I'Lum -1. Call Frank other machines. Tbls Is an ex- tors, 54 cenle poond, . front lied on New Year'a wltb Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin ..-..·~ll. :!OC&Uy. Write . Credit Fugate, WY H2lll. lz.l7·1fc cellet1l position tllat can b<! quarter, 46 centa per pound. Floyd MltcbeB,. c1 Pl. Pleasant Yistted relatives i 57 OLI'JS. .t DR. HARDTOP ro lOx 322, Van Wert. 0. FIJRNISIIED and unfumlsbod worked full or part lime. Per· U processed, cut, wrapped, Homer ~· !!l Middleport In the Belitl area 811 llnnday. "'"'jiOQiifiiftijQ;I1-::I::on6tc aparlmeatJ. Inquire at the sons selected must have 10. stamped, meal size pacltagea, vtalted on Siulday with Jolre Mn. Jaclr Rotult left or Mon1 Ohio llotd. 11-23-dc 12 hours per week, 81!l"Vicable 7c per pound extra. Frozen Hartenbacb and Miss Sue Le- day to II(I8IICI 111e remainder fllrnal», J _ coal heat- _ _ auto and $1100 t& f4200 oapltel. and deliver~. Guy lltlggess, hew. , o1 tile winter oJaitlng her dau' . j)tortll, l _ .... em-head ONE, 5 N10D1 IPII'UIIellt. Pee> Write : Director, Dept. 0.65, Tuppm Plams, Ohio. Tel. Mrs. Helen 'l!tewll'l vlJited pten, Mrs. PauUne Plecbnlk . '. llddllit mec:hlne, pie • Te!T8t.-e Phonr WY z.538li Federel Macblne Co.. P. 0. <;ooJviDe. . lllltp on Sunday With Boyd CUio and Mn. Lucille Lewia 1n Mlclh- 11 OI!IN I&VtltY NIGHT f.,ll, I" . . ~·;;~·~· I~ Jatallnlea, a.l.2-lfe Box 1101, U~ Rock, Ark, FOR S~: Flv.e ll wee1rJ qld wbo Ia a Plllent at !be VanMat- lien. · ·· · •.• pl. bel water FOUR ROOMS and bath, fur- (IY!rg name, address, tole- "lllllllpshlre pigs. Dwight Mil· re Rest Htllilll al Qlfton. Mn. Jake Ebersbach l'lmn-11 ,, ,.,. 2 SIGNS QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. e.. ~ 1:'' Pomerov Motor Co. . "'"'IN.. T ~ ·- r" .,.. are *"" Mainly About People In --====:::;;;::::;;;::::;;;:= ;I··Jnsurance . . . t• -~--HOU..VWOOD tUPll- A new SWI, thl~ Ia 1 f/l'o&IM" re- optJnib,n1 ill' nl<e. But ' 110 one RB'I'\/RNS fO .tiOfiii)Ua.U ~tar b\"Jnp nootailia, IIIII notb- port, because ~ Nallonal M- reaDy 1mo111 mlicl! for IIIN yet. wASHINGTOII CUPl) 1!11 mateo . {lie "''X"~ -~~ 1 o ~lotion of Broedcule"' Smile whlle, l!ul k~p your Unitod Slatot plo!led to recurn ihan ~ L'lv~JgetiO!! ~ (NAB) =;: !t !:s !n!lr~ .p!"QJ- puw;;k. \k;. ,... U:; amt=a.,.~ to H +.·~ ~ :Oie~on ratlnp. an tn~l now reoo. And UIIUI we beet !rem ·dar r.. tile flrlt t11ne 11Dot (lo. •pproarhtns Its !ifst a111dvor· Concresa qaln, wlll1 IIDallty u Ed SuiJhoan'o lhaw lut Su11- Iober when 1 milillr)l coup top. ilry; lest we forget. . to tile proeeedlnp tllat It II aJ. boya' choir In !Jraol 11111 "'Pied the Hondllllll ~ So tqda ~ we bring you iuJ. lowing every spo1 th11 . chance, llhor of our . period~<: pUbtlc we must take IIICb PJ'OCI'!U as .ervtt;e ref!!ll"ll on the (11"011'- we .,... find, "' wit: · )( the ,bi'O.IIk11ters In the ~ . An ,NAB -menl aays MlRQ!Ill 42. ~b&ll 11. J'ol4 l'J ~onl0s o1 absolution. ·Tbll, articlH ofineorporation lor lhe \Min . OYJr l.lf•voalt vou m~y recall, Is a requlr«< new BroadcUtlo& Ratlhg Coun43.llot&ch 11. CoriOJa bo<ly • llato or affall'!l - · required by en Inc. have been filed In wu. . ....tel'ial oily I . Wtno . anu Rep, . \)ten Harris' subeoounlt- mlngton, Del. 1ft fact, It adds, teeept&olet 4:. H&bltull d~rd.o 18. Dentol 9. Hadllltj·ll ll!e llftt spring· when• the broad· the COUDCII, a lloJI.proflt organ!. 20. Not I)().WN dolll!ftl ' '~ InduStry was on(ered to zatlon, ~ scheduled to ~~ for tnall7 10.Propare, u ' l.lfoi!Ytof Slookllolm 21. FortifY ' le•n<UP· the ratings 'bUSinea~, th~ firs! lime· W&dneeday In ~~:r. Cllodol . 211. ...,•• 11. " AITQW• r.a~e It reliable, or lace Ieder· New York to adopt bylaws and tmtth" a.otlieedll CO&tl!lC . II ioterventlon. ilect lt. board of director•. 21.EnJ'. . author t. :Rati:IM lyric poet 31. To •woon It 's"":i!OI that .we can tell you · Several months ago, we were t:l. i'lrlt •tea · o! IOillac ' ...... ~ Bup . 81. ~ n~~ebm: .with certainty about told by spokesmen for tbe sub.__ 2!!. Toward wood: ...I. llhal'll:ftally happening behind eommltteo and tfio NAB liilt~ 14. Oltl'l :O.AOeulll- 20. "0ilv"' as. .,..... ~ 111 those closed doors. You things would be shaping up just :u. 'l'o pllt ofl: e. xarket · Twtllt" COle '1. ~ author 35. Girt•• lnllw !tow It is. - a phonfo call. about no.w,. Orl&lnally, NAB recrtl. , 4 lere, a press release lhore. a ommendallona had bee!> expc.:;. 1$. ';t'hroulll .. 1T, To:vm~&r: e:. 311. reUablnoutce for snow,.an IDh ed by last September. At any pOet tJoned 38. Me<lloy u •., . lmpea'rll~b le source In reserve. rate, since tbe NAB .Lo, as of 19.Card EveJ>.'!f ,you're in Washington, now, seeminily coming through Girl'• It's h&rthnou&h to know what'• with at Jeast .some moves, and 20. Jllctawno 1otns on. Consress .IB not complaining, 21.:Dl\II'JfamUy i ® B. Nye :M. He•o,oy · 0111'1!! 2'1.·111nou&h: dial. . 28.1ldge 29. Llke to. :Man'• Dlolmame II.CooU., dnl••,. lt. 'hub 11•.6.-.Bia • lrlmi!PIIl =· i I IU'J"IItcll -lCoJ' ,. ...s• A 017Ptornm XT P W XUI R Y0 u OCZXK C Q I.Z J' . BLAETTNAR'S M• • G roupM Devotions are On Prover a s 11',.,/t/o PER WEEK I 47 USED WS TO SELL E I ! = 3 s i atom: ~ ~ I H :1 OUT THEY GOJ WE NEED $97,00 FUll PRICE 'I:,ine, ~ :ride i dr=wlllpped ·! ] : Mason Personals n:::"Jewe~ s 1: E lOW AS $5.00 PER WK. . . ;;;;:;===-=""=·==== ·- §METioPOUTAN'Mo.f~ . ~ S.t'd, Inquire at tllilr!Pllt, MuoD. 1-2-ttp IIIICII beat, ~ WY Z-3319. phono' and other particulars. 1•7-3tlf 11 11 tic ~··*""'· hoan. Pomeroy, R. D. 3, Phone Mn. James Loyd and Mlu eroy vlsltefl 011 SundaJ wilb ~~=~~IA~L~I:I!D:<I:IN~'T~·::~~;:~~;;~t WY UT68. I I Sip Barbara Ellen Mcl>aalel, both Miu 8tella Gftu. • ' ____ ,.... __ . . . .. . - .-_...-.. ' ' ·' WJE H-RADIO Mpnday Tbroach Fl:lday 7:45 _Sign on, The LJieline 8:~· 0hio Valley News 8:p5 '.0hlo Nation, World News 8)0 Sports Today 8:1~ . Welther P(.,!tlre 8:16 Musical Clock I:~ :Community News 9:!J«f!Jitehstring B:3il Public Service 9:45 Family Worship Hour· 10:00 Mason Coonty News '.0:06 Talk of the Town 10:55· Wo~ld Nm 11:00. Wonderful, .World of Music 11 :05·Momlng Melodies . I . (e~pt Friday, Church Beiis Ring) 11:'5 .World News 11:55 "Mason County News 12:00 Community Newo ' , 12:05 Local News 12:10 ;Markets ' 12:15 •Mid Day Weather L2:l0 Bulletin Board 12:25 ·News 0 GrllDS t2:30 A&rlculture Agent 12:.:; Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 {;Qimtry Go Round 2:55·tlews Beat lolld Way Matinee W,tHth wllh Doss PAYMENTS LOW AS 47 USED CARS TO SELL FEED ·j ~ 11 INVENTORY SACRIFICED Ia-==•-==-=-; I MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE . ' 'Your duties, Milt Himdiah, aanallt of typlni• flUn1 and ktapln1 my mind !Iff of how much bettu a .. , maahlne could do y011r Jobj'' WE NE·ED CASH·· m OF DOLLARS author 4XYDLBAAXB II LONGFELLOW Onelottor limply sl&!l«s tOr anotller. In lhll -plt A. t. "'"" for tbl! thrtt L'._ X tor the two a., etC. Sln&'le- lett~BDt apo.strophleo, the ·leDJ\11 and formation Of the wordl are !Ill lllnll. Jl&<:b da,y tilt letton aro difttl'lltt. METROPOliTAN MOTORS E Bode" . . DAILY ORYI'TOQUOTE - Here's bow to work It: RADIATOR SERV 1CE II IO."Adt.ta II. Real S1N . GER• ===;;-=::-;:c=-:c ::':t":t".:' ll3.-ot falcOn WANTED n:· VOLKSWAGEN =' :n':'&- ,..... ....... .,.... ,..... Blaettnars I ~~~~~~~~~ ~lUI''"! : ..... :m -;t=;t...___ ner """"""nee iow-nted ......,.. ~ "Eiplo-1tile best. nqe" Qd nBMtenenny Well, •....._r........ 1 every persnq.at foct on borderline abowt IIIla the la(le, lhot lbtoad, wu .IIGI .....,. ·.. 1n the pu1. 111 brow' rt que~~~y, flll)llrel!d) 1111int liMbe ot 1UCb ~ 1be laeUiliel QOt DAILY CRO. SSW 0 RD Pomeroy II~===F~..,=~s.:;:le===i-=.::._-::~IN:-s:·-u~~R~A-N~c~e;==:'j • """" lilt 11o1J IAad riolt..• · a.- r z .,... .,... ,.,.. • CBS-TV ..,. tho . _ ct. ... 111aJ IIIII be baY1n1 • mach ef. 'Ill""'" _.......... Ja tlllt Pall • a ;,y ~esults. • -111 ''!!''"'ed. , .. $:01) Comrilunitv News 5:05 5:15 ·5:25 5:30 World & Nat'! New1 Spotlight on Sports Weather Sign Off CQUC V0 V qaoC Q R· Q U L A R CQR ARBYT 0Q PVX IV X.-QU lllT1' Q C Yeoterd&)"o CrJ1o1"'1vole1 GOOD NII:IGBBOI\8 AND 'l'ft1111 rRJ!ilNDS ARE TWO THINGS.-BOHN I@ 190<, &IcC FutiiFII Jiu:,) II>•-· MOND~Y r!'~~.o -., 35 RadioKrnn G:OO SJin On New~ ~: 05 Bacretl Heart' 6:20 ol:35 1:45 7:05 7:30 7:110 cOuntry Jamboree Norman t:e Country Expre51 7:05 Breakfast Part)' a: OS High Scbool Football 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:00 NOClll Report 12:.15 .Jonl!l Bulclr Show 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 1:00 Footbllll warmup 1:15 osu Football 3:45 Platter Party 5:4$ Sign 011 \ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII Form News Meigs Agr. E'cten. Breakfast Party SATURDAY Van Patrick Sporte 7:45 Sign On, l'he Llfillne The 7:50 Report 8:00 Local, Ohio, National a:!O Bright Ster Show-Thor. News and Sports 1:4~ Bahr Fum. Sho•Frl. I:IS Weather Picture a:55 '!be Lighter Side 8:16 MUBical Clock 8:05 Bell)' Newtoa ,1:55 Ne"'s 10;05 Ministerial Assoc. SUNDAY 9:00 Musical Clock 10:20 Coomtry Hoe-Down 7:00 Sign On News 9:30 Song & Story Hour 11:05 Swap Shop 7:35 The Army Hour 9:45 Family Worship Hour 11:35 Farm Bureau 8:00 Herald of Truth 10:00 News ll:fO El Rallcbo Time M·W: 1:35 Hoilr of Deliverance 10:05 High School mt Parade 11:f0 Mason Co. Agr. Eln.·Tue. 9:00 Wings of Heailni 10:55c News 11:40 FI!DIIJ Worship Hr-Thur 9:35 The Bible Spealls To You 11:00 Army Time 11:40 ASC Program-FrL W:OO Voice of Proplleey AlBIE AND SLATI 11:30 Special Community Prog. 11:55 '!be Upper Room 10:35 Sonday Show 12:00 News Roundup 11:51 Dow Jones Avera&H 11:00 Country Hymn Time .12:20 Bullellil Board 12:00 Noon Report ·12:00 Noon Report 12:25 NeW. 0 Grams 12:15 Music Just For You 12:15 The Search , 12130 Saturday M8tinee 12:15 Goessier's Guest Ster·Frl. 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teet• 1:55 News S:Oil Pllller Part)' 1:00 BWy Grabam 2:00 Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaet!Dat Show-T-Thur. 1:30 Lotherllll Hour 2:55 Nelfs 4:31! Local Ne... 2:00 The Church At W:,ork 3:00 Saturday MatiJlee 4:55 Bowling Scores 2:15 The Navy Swlnp. 3:55 News 5:.00 Tile Open Road Z:3.~ The Big Lie 4:00 Dlsclos with Doss 5:45 Sign Off 3:00 The Quiet Hour · 4:30 Top Ten Revue SA~AY 3:35 The Sunday Showcase 5:00 News Summary 1:00 Sign On News 4:35 World In Review , 5:15 Public Service 1:05 Country .Music Time 5:00 Baptist LaYman's Hour 5:30 Off 8:2t Coomtey 1:35 Sundown Serenade t"! lh RAEBURN VANIUiJiilb"l �• '1 0. Jan. 8, liiM,VIIi llc!IO,.t. '~!bu. lilt. Rldt· B liDft 1U lftjqyod I Mt'lf Ye&l''l .!~~[!~~~~e!!ro~y.Mlddleport. -- ·- - - ' - an1 wa• In fl'ew HaVIll 1111 ltual- En party at the honle of Mr. • 'S Lo 81"d IS Hand F.,._ . db.uaup • 'c" "} Aceepte ·y omt OUDCl 0 ur ,.., I "· ,.,_ ICMIOP vlatloll Baot011'1 ~aUfllt s.t. IWaYM Hart, J{. , Mf. 'nd Mrs•I""""" Rou~. ~=1~-=f--~it.ilr.IIIIIMn. cv~.~~~"i:t::: a"'"":.,~:/"~:~~~. Hair_'Beauty Rev. Sllll liiJilps lrxl Mra. ltod &mday momlnl with Caroline 'l'lll'llfl', . Harpor of Point Pltuanl called arxl Mrs. f'lled M. Roush. John Yount. St. of St., P'l\ _I'LUSFff :-. 'nMI (;tty J ~lion of Ripley ore the contra<· .., Mr. and Mrs. Otey B. Roulh 1 Mr. lrxl Mn. ChlrleB ~ Is UNt his home. II tn a speci.Bt meet.lfll lor-, 00 U'ae new add!t!= ~ !..t1! 1Tuesctly. . ,bU.."!'! 11•• moved (rom New Hav• Mr.- .:r.(! ?t'.!!!, J~~ Jmn..on ;~1'!14~ nl&bl a~ted the local C &c P Telephone Coinpony Mr. and Mrs. '~nnk M~ to the home of W. parents, home SUrxlay from 1 biil of lbt Raymond Hot, now _under constn~C~Ion arxl In mitt and ..., BJU 'vialted Sun- Mr. ·and Mrs. Howard Raybu'.n at Boynton Betoe)l, 1 ~ Corporatloo of Ripley~ Iaddltoon throughout the Jears day ,.1tlt hiuister, Mr. arxl Mrs. l!oc the llme bemg. Miami, Tampa, .florida. 'lbey butld the new City bulioi'ng have but it 56 school bu mgs, H rd ~bura lrxl aon Mr wero' aceomparoled by Mist Bet. ~ . Cenb'al F'lre Station. the Ripley courthouse arxl three owa R b ' · Cun in h m ol Mtddlepc.rt ' 'l1te lo.w bid WIIS ~. 651, sub- , hospitals among other bulldlngs. l '~t Mrs~ ~lesCu~ u~;.,ng . aSOR efS00 S M ~g ~ Russell Ca~ )'eel tQ the appi'OIIai of 1h Tit< new Ctly buildong and ' . . r . 1 r · . 1 r. . rs. HHFA ol Philadelj!ltia. Work 011 Fire station will bt located on iVISited Monday evenln& · With : Guests of Ja~. Hartenbach . vo.lted over the weekerxl the buUding ;, to begin wlthiD Ithe present site with additional [ M~ a'!.Mrro:;._F~I~r'n R~~ 'l and Miss Sue Lehew Satur· "c'tb ~~m~':· ~~- EO 10 days after the appro\'&1 from land to be purchased to accom· r. · day were the IaUer's nieces ape ar 1 ass on, · · 'l>huadelphia, a!l<l is to be ('Om· 1 modate the new arxl larger 1Meter ·:'~~~~ :;:~-:. ~:;: . end family, Mr. arxl Mrs. Boyd Mr.. T. J. Ryan lrxl gr · pleled within 300 days. buildirtg. ••t vost n •l .1Weiss and daughter, Columbus Pat Ryan, returned home Two othor construction com- 1 j ents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard :and Mrs Beryl Lehew UrichsSurxlay evening from Ylsll· ,Rayburn. !ville o' ' lng Mrs. Ryan's sister, Mrs. "antes Neighborgall Construc- t TO ORGANIZE STUDY ~ ' · T A New Year's day d1nner guest ' · ok v lion Company of Huntington arxl l PT. PLEASAN - n organ· . 1 M arxl Mr F ed M R h Mrs Jean Stewart was ,..,. Anna Avis at Roan e, a. tho Cst! E . Stephens Construe- izationol meeting for second , 0 ~ H ~ ~ . · d ous turned Tuesday to the home of Mrs. · Thurma Love vlslted tion Co~11anv of Parkersburg , semester extenslon study from, wa,:, Su 0~00 . b her mother Mrs Katheryn with her sister Mrs. Ryan on <~lao submil!.d bid.•. The Steph- I Marshall Univ•rslly will be held I I rtis. M• -~eM asA eenh Raynes Ma;on f~om the Me- Morxlay. ' •"9 800 I • p . t PI sant on January ass s ng r. auu ra. rc , • I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ .,, b C ens ompan)' '" " " ...,.. . . In om ea . ' R slt In M R h tu • MiDan hOI!pital where she bad lll!d the Neighhorgall, $361.600. 13 at 6:30p.m. m the Board of ' 00 ' ce rs. ous re rn . All thr.. bids were within the , Education office. The courses 1ed _to he~ home from the Galli- been hospttallzed. ' Women's ....00.000 funds avallable for the are opon for upper level (jun-1 polts Clmlc and Medtcal ~•n- Mr. arxl Mrs. James Burns fees 1·0r and senior) and graduate ter wherf she was a mcd.Ical 1and daughter ol Royal Oak.,. b LU'ldi ng. 1ant1.· ar,-ht' t~t·· .,.._ " . . -• : h' · · ed th k etc. study. Courses to be offered patient 1or a WCCA, . ' Mlc tgan v1s1t over e wee • ' The Ra\·moml Holland Corpor- , will bE' determinl:"d b~· those Mr. Wayn.e Hart, Jr. VIsited. lend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles I · present at the organizational Thursday wrth Mr. and Mr.. C. ! Edwards. Visiting with the Ed- I N & M Widths mE-eting. ' , E . Fry. ' wards oo Sunday were Mr. and 1 Ernest Rickard visit- Mrs. Ravmorxl Walburn and 1 99 99 to •_ _,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..__ ' ed Mr. • Thursday and Soblrday af. sons of Middleporo. , [ ternoons ·with hi• bNlher, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck and Mrs. Curtis Rickard and l"rxl four children of Leesville, , • I l sister, Mrs. Blanch Van Sch- ,Virglnio and Mr. and M r 8 , : MIDDLI!PORT, 0. oyck. 'CIIester Roush and three chiiMiss Marv Plants returned to her hom~ in Point Pleasant ' POINT P! F:ASANT - S•v.n Attendance at Oak Grove E. ! Thursday after spending a f•w indictment s. o11f felony and six EB . Sul'kiav School was 46. days with her aunt. Mr. & Mrs. ' l11i5demeanors wrre rt>turned Mr, Dalla·s Gibbs of Broad Virgil Adkins. Tuesday at noon by tl1e Janu- Run visited Sundav afternoon Mrs. Allie Hoffman and Mr~. ' 'nflrd 'l en M Headquarters aJ p •1 oo /oo.7 JustYiond..fuiSpray V.OS Spray Cloirol Silk & Silver Lo•lnv Cere Tecnlquo Color Ton'• Rovolon Sufl!lr Rovelon Color.Up u 8ht & Bright January Term 1:Oak Gro.Ve Of Grand Jurv Society Ne·ws I I ' . . $12· THE SHOE BOX Drug Co. Middleport, 0. ' THURS.-· FRI.·- SAT. EN D-O-SEASON ,·.... katie · 1 1 1 *' Slleer se-amles,s dress nyiQ.n!l ln the best lall und winter shadel!l. Sllgbt irregulan of hi(her prie· ad bose. BETTER COATS UNBlEACHED MUSLIN -- Reg. $19 .95 value Ladies• Bet· ter Winter Coats. Priced for Fine count unbleached cotton quick sale. Save 1.'2: now at this low low price, good group. Hur· ry, these won 't last losg. muslin, full 39 inch width. Suitable for many, many home sewina: uses. cyd DOea c pr •vANS •••• FINE 1 BAKED FOODS Algll Food LADIES' BRIEF Style.Rayon PANTIES , ' Popular brief style pan11e_A made of fine gauge rayon tn· cot in white and pastel colon. Si~s 5. 6 and 7. Regular 59 ' . c Each ,iMi;NBREAD 2~!: 37 ' pr katie IVANI - Clnllai!IOII ., Powclerlll lute.- :CAKE DONUTS . . ' Ref!. $5.00 Reg. $3.00 Men's 81 x96 MT. MIST IVANS CHILDREN'S ·SKIRTS CAR COATS SPORT SHIRTS Colton Ouilt Staltlme Theater Manufaeturer's <'lose out as10r:t· men:. Big \·alues . s Values to ~ . 98 in this troup. All crouped for quick sale. SH' these and save. Top quality. Sa\'e 1.J now. s DO ea DO ea s 33 Tllur. Nile, lutte..,llk - J•. IM .... 1 1 Reg. 79c yd. Reg. $1.99 LADIES' BIDER WHTN CHAN. II HUNTINGTON, W, VA. BLOUSES Reg. $1.99 value. Asst. .itylel and colon. Reduced for rJear· ance. Shop early and nve. DRAPERY Reg. 7k Bettt!r Drapery. All groupe'd and tabled for quirk clenance. As&t. patterns. Final ciearance on thia group. Tbese won't last long. s 70x84 PASTEL Reg. $2.99 LADIES' Colton Sheet PURSES Reg. $2.99 value Ladies' Asst. Winter Purses. Grouped I« quick sale. Shop and save at your Bonanza Store. s 33 97 SO EXTRA BLANKETS me cotloft lheet blanlrell -~ PIDk. blue, J•llow, qn and _.._.. Take your eholee at tbla low price. · Big in aa10rted colon 44 ea .. J·,.... '.r ' , roln '1 12 *" I Reg. $1.59 PLAID Full ~ Half SLIPS r f'ffn" thoaf ' Ladif>.s' Fancy Full lilmf ILtf Slips. Rec:. SL59 value. Rf'JU "tl'! ed fo1 clearanct. 1'-int. qu~it)', new low low pri<'t' . s 00 ~ VI''=T~ Rl Big 1ize cotton f!hf :-1 blankets m usnr1NI c"l uf'~ . Plai<'! pat -..tems. A lug bunu~: 'spet:IOJI Rl ' the Bun ~ nza . . s ea 21 ea lleg. 49~ yd. tANf.Y PRINTS R!'g . 49f- yd. Faney ~-a s l 36" wid~ . •, ('"Olors Drto!U! PriDll. See for low .Jow diteo~t prirt>~"· Shnp and !SilVe at y,our 8o · U.JOZ!i Si nn• . ' hPif' 501XT ilA ' '.t" ' .' , C ... •.. ' Hats -4!.,.;.. c ' • 'tO EXTRII ~· ,. ' l;oJ.'<!··(. '"~·, ~ ~ ...... .. ~-10 10 i~;.~ 10 ~= 10 • Equal Portiono llt·lb. Pice. I lqual Portlono 79 pkg. ,... 83 Gll\'n !i tn rn p ~ 3 liM. Or Mort h.,, .._. '""' .Swift'• p....,ium - U, I. O..'t. ,,,._,. Otwnf ..., •• hiii'MI 0 1... Now rtw .. Sal. J-. lilt\. Al Any f ...n1 5UIHr!"JIIUril..t Beans 503 CAN - -l LUNCHEON Swift'• Premium - Tender Grown · S. Gav't. lnspect.cf MEAT ,... RoastingCbicken : ~~ $ I l i i o lb.35 Swift's Premium - Tender Grewn 1 J.S. Gov't. lnspect.cf ~plit-Brl"lil~ts 111.33 59 EVANS SUPIR TRIM \1eat Loaf p::~t. ~::~~~UTY APPLES 79 Ill. 4 lb. bag WILD BIRD SEED 100 10 ....._ ...., ' Bush'• Kidney Beans French Style Gr. Beans Bush's Butter Beans :: 10 ......._ 'Bush's Gr. NortiMm Beans !: 10 Fancy Cut Gr. Ieana "" Tomatoes Gebhardt'• Chill .Quick 1'::- 10 ...... Fancy Duff's Ginter Bread'. Mix ~-10 f'~:~Y Sweet Peas Duff's Fudge Brownie Mix·~ 10 Lani-Mon . s~~oo<~ Duff's Panco·ke Mix ~..... '-· 10 Fancy Ca.rrota-.. loooc Duff's :!::7..: ~lx ~- 10 Fancy Beets ='.t Lani-Mon ll.~a ••n.c"y Spinach - - -•n - 10 ... '= 10 ~10 llellltt, .... IH, Ollila• ~~ 5 Kleenex hi Monl. TISSUE Dol Monte 4 400-ct. NKH Pine-Grpf. Drink '1 ':; 10 '= 10 CHIFFON ': 10 !~:!Y Mixed Vegetables: 10 Fancy Swt. P,..tOtl ..,...., 10 100 tene .·~iatli•c LlqotJd D111110111 4 u .... loattln I ' LO , 1 TEA IEME ' PliC: : ....... . .'1 • • ,. . 1 .. ~ .. lQ , ""......... -TIIIIN I ... *3: -·· ,,,. 2 IO·~st-r29 -."' .,4; " ·~-.%"''""~~·""' • ..;-p .· ."": lb, bog 49 2~69 Orange-Pine. Drink 2 ~ lS i I Wagner's Orange Drink ·~ 29 Hunt's Pork & Beans 8 !': '1 Hunt's Pork & Beans 5 "!.: '1 1 ...... •t Kotex 1or"'"S..pe.r "' 3 ofU Min Deb Napkins 3 :;;; •1 Hunt's Calif. Tomatoes';! 4 !':. '1 Hunt's Spinach 4 1!,. '1J hllftlllo ·loolw* wltlo ,... "' 'll' ll' h."'"~ Oscar Meyer H-lltyle ~~:· .. Btaver Crttk c~ c~~ 1o Green ,. JCO~>-Ib.D1 • BREADED PERCH aoa ...... Colle lOO EXTRA .-)~ 12-os. can a t0-4. • ...,~ fruen - 28 Spinach · 6 ...·' AU CTOUped and prleed h r quick nlo. Out they crs - 1101 youn ~ow - Shop 1 -1o ., 10 t·- . CLOSE.OUT V•lues: To $1.99 L~dies u... AI A.ll't IYIII'Ia ~rUt 1 Reg. $1.59 Values ••• IU'81:AH CIIffOH UQUID .L._ 1 WIIM toUPON "' '11.... - .... ....... . pictl. Colonial Salt ~::... •:;:10 Bush's Best Hominy ~:· ::10 1 Thorobred Dog Fod !; 10 Bush's Best Krout i.":~ '::;,1 10 Red <:ross Elbow Macaroni ~ 10 Bush's Navv Beans !: 10 Red Cro.ss Spagb6tt1 ' t;" 10 Bush's Pinto Beans :: lO Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix t:· 10 Derby Potted Meat ·~ 10 Bush's October Beans :: 10 •. ,. UEADED :::10 , ,, ao ::: 10 BISCUITS IIIZO ea n-et. Hunt's Tomato Juice Tidy Home Sandwich Bags Bunt's Whole lew Potatoes Hunt's Recipe Matc•a Hunt's Tomato Sa1ce Yosemite Cut Beets Peak Brand Navy Beans Kobey's S,hoestriag Pttatoes Peak Brand Pinto Beans Bush's Greens ~::!i,MvotarrJ, Southem Pride l•m• M.enn ........ ltl Ceddll i i 27 29 Starrtne c ea II;, TOOTHBRUSH ...... OAUIHl FuU size 81x96. Fine white cotton in one sheet witb. glared finish. Easy to handle. Fineat of all Quilt Batts. .. C59c Dr. Wed Adult TVMOVII BATTS Values to $3.49 jn this group. Priced for quick clearance. S· M-LXL. Asst. patterru and styles. Long sleeves. Hurry, these will go quick. :e ,' '· Reiur~r Close Out! Ladies' BETTER Reg. $3.98 Assortel styles. t'olors •nd fabrics. Bowling skirts for women. $ PictSweet Green Peas 6 ~~ '1 PictSweet Cauliflower 4 ~~~ '1 PjctSweet Broccoli Spears 4 ~~:- s1 ~!~Sweet Forclhook Lima Beans 4 ~~f.· •1 P•ctSweet Brussel Sprouts ~~~- 29 · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 39 INCH FINE - ,.;:., Ji) .• ' -;~~ 31 CREAM $19.95 Vfllt~e LADIES' ~•'. '"'~·' STOKELY'S ' bOKOI SEAMLESS NYLONS WIEIERS '. Pkga. 14-ol. R~tg. .. 60-Ct. 1 First Quality Reg. 79c WHOLE l~ To Lllllit Quantitleio Swl.ft'• """lum-11. I. Gov't. IMJ*!od AU NIIAT - SICINUSS 1 Pkg. Paper NAPKINS n.. Corner Second A Mill St., Middleport STORE HOURS Monday thrv lhursdey .. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frld•y •nd S.tu.rd•y 8:30 A.M. ta 8:30 I'.M. CHARM IN j' r ,· ; crane. larceny. He !!" acru:;:;ed Rc.-binette visited Sundav alter-· ter-m-law, Mrs. Dorthy Hoffof ttle theft of prnpt>rty valued noon with Mr. and Mrs: curti!l ' man Pnd children of Letart. at $64 belonging to Jo Ann Jar- Rirkard and Mrs. Blanche- van Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yearell. I Srhovrk. ger and Beverly visited Sunday Anna Loui~E' Parker WithJ'O W, l\f;. Dallas H&fman and son ; afternoon with his mother, Mrs. ·Pt. Pleasant ! Thomas ITom· Richard visited Saturdav morn- , Blaneh Yeager. ··ll'YJ Huddleston. rt. Pleasant, ing with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Ella Roush vis- : . ~~le.s Bates. P! . Pleasant, \1rs. Russell Hoffman. · ited Thursday afternoon with 1 Vlfgmla Neal. Pl. Pleasant. Da- ~.,r . Don WortPnberger and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Sr. Vid Lanham. Sand Hill Road, Mr. Dwight Gibb~ wPre in New Rev. and Mrs. John Icenhow· Were each indicted on Lhe mi:;~ . Haven Saturday on business. er and Sharon visited Sunday demea'nor ch~rge ol f'Ontrib~l· Mrs. Ada Thompson and Mrs• . evening with Mr. and Mrs . Curlnj to the delmquency of a mm· .4.m,· Boston were in Point ~ tis Rickard, Mrs. Blanch Van or and Odell (Jobl Thorpe. Pt . ipJe8sant F'rictav morning on Schoyck. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pleasant was Indicted on the business . · Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Arch , misdemeanot· char?e ~f unlaw- I Mr. c. E. Fry visited Friday ! Roush. \ Cul sale of alcoholic hquor. aftt"moon with Mr. and Mrs 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Keefer , , ~\·'l'bose persons~ indiC'tPd will Dwight Gibbs . ·Iand Pa_ula •pent Sulltay after· , .apPear b~fo~e 1_h . Court to an~ : Mr. and \1rs. Stanley Adkins inoon With her parents, Mr. and ,.wer ~he1r mdwtmt>nts Th~rs- nf New Haven spent Friday af.. 1 ~rs. Raymond Fife of Chesb, ~ B\ 9::ro a.m . The grand JUr· i 1ernoon with Mrs. Adkins sister, Ire. . &s were •xcused Tuesday at . Mrs. Blanch Van Schoyck whll• Mrs. Ethel Roush of Broad nOOn but "re subjort 10 recall 1 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rickard, Run \'isited Soturday af~'""""' l..nttl. March l tf any matters wilh whom she makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. regumng their attentLon should were in Gallipolis, Ohio wher! Rou~h. arise. ·Mr. Rickard was c'nsultlng Dr. J Mr. John ~·ry of New Havea i Clark. Mr. Rickard will e-nter 1 and Mr. and Mrs. James Fry App<'al is Fill'd in !he Gallipolis Clinic and Medl- : of Middleport visited Surxlay Offi<'e of Cll'rk cal Cent.r on Mondav for blorxl ' afternoon with Mr. arxl Mrs. c. PT. PLEASANT _ One ci\'i1· tran sfusions and x-r&y studies. E. Fry. ~CillO!) and ont clvil appeal were Mr. and Mrs. L~onard Roush. Mr. and Mrs. DeMit Roush, ], the offi('e or the- Circuit Sanctra and Mihon Rav visited Sr. llisited their daughter, Mrs. ·I·Jof.J.<E•u. Tuesday. · Saturda:v evening with ·Mr, and 1Catherine Newberry and sorHna n d , law, Mr. Elmer Newberry Sun· civil action is styled Uni- Mr. Mehrin Bonecutter Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Carr and day afternoon, who ar. both versa! C, I. T . CrE'dit Corpora: lion vs. Larry F. Lewis and Page of Pomero~:. . ~edical patients in the Pleas,Reva Jo Lewis, Route- 3 Riplev Miss Sue Adkins who is a 1 ant \'alley Hosp.U.al ln Point •nd concerns a deM of lrusl. student nurse a~ the Holzer Hos- i Pleasant. i:Ebe civil appeal i~ from 1 he 1 pita I in Gallipolis. Ohio spent 1 Mr. Gary Goodwin of Clay, , lT~lice court of Mrs. E 0 1 t h Wednesday, Thursday and f'ri- W. Va and Miss Paulette BenFOX and . is stvled Mrs. ChDr· :day with her parents. Mr. and nett of Poin ; _Pleasant visited Lester NeW Hav-E"n \'S. Dil- ~ Mrs. Virgil Adkins . Miss Ad· Thursday evemng With her aunt ly 1t•Y W~rd. The appoal roo- kins will complete h.r training ' and famDy, Mr. arxl Mrs. AICeml car damages in the am- m the F'all. bert Thompson, Alberta Jo, Har~t of $165.13, Mr . Donald Thor:lpson visited rJet . VII'gmJa and Martha. ij: .. F'riQa.•· with his parents. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence YeaSEVERAL ARR ..t.ICNEO and Mrs. Harr~· Thompson. ger. Sharon .:.t!ld Beverly visit' PT. PLEASANT _ Arraign- Mr and Mrs. Okey Roush · ed her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Le!CI. before Just 1ce of Peace A. took Mr. Arch Roush to Galli-- roy Durst of New Haven Thurs· Goodwin on vanou s chargrs polls Monda)' to visit his wife, day !1!\'ening. l'r 'Fc~· · Eddie Manm sh 1rle\, Mrs Lacey Roush who was a Mr~ .. Norma Keefer and Pau· l\'. c. finE>d SlO a~d medic::~ I patient in the Gallipo. la. VISited Saturday afternoon 1 on the charge of follow- lis Clinic and Medical Center. i With her father-in-law. Mr. azx1 ; too close behind anothrr Vf'· Mr . and Mrs. CUrtis Youn1 i Mrs. Henry Keefer of Point : ~~;~~~ Howard Riffle, l. t' 0 n has returned to their home on Pleasant. 1, $25 and costs on an as- Letart-Sand Hill Road after 1 Mr. ~nd Mrs. Leo Litchfield and battery charge. The ,SjX>nding the holida~' s in Char· ' ~~~ chtldren of Point Pleasant t;oolll)llaint was made bv 0 c i e leston. . VIsited Sunday afternoon with i Glen Edward Bagshaw, Mr. Ed Fry and Mr. Okey i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yeager, ~Upoli' S!O and co.<:ts. fail- ~ Ro~sh were business callers Sha_ron a~ Beverly, to have vehicle under con- m Pomeroy, Mason and New . ~~~tie Mtss Katrinka Hart Is Donna Saunders. Nitro. Haven Saturday. VISiting her grandparents, Mr. ~~~ ~;~el'<!t7 Nibert . Pranklin Sla,·- Mr. James Keefer visited Sat- and Mrs. Taft Boston. and Isaac \-larti n W<iugh. urda_,. evenJng with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Grandof Hogsett, each wt-re finPd. Mrs. Curtis Ritkard and Mrs. ! staff, Kath}', Terr!' and Pam-and cost s on charges ot m- Blanch Van Schoyck.. 1ela ot Mason visited Sunday 1 '~ - Lacev Roush whe was afternoon with her rather and • medwal p.;lient Ill th• Galli· i wife. Mr. and Mrs. lves King. pol is Clinic and Medical Ceo- Mr. Okey B. Roosb visited ler for the past week returned friday with Mr. C. E. f'ry. ll PII•"" Mrs. Ln rn Whitl . hom"" Thursday afternoon. Miss Dorthy and Judy Roush Arlh oo r Ho gg>nboth· Mr. Calvin Blessing of Letart of Broad Run visited Sunday af. ftobt>rt :o;;bmg· .l<ickif:' L\"Ons. and !\.k Curtis Young visited \ temoon with their aunt, Mr. , · Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. f(oush. \1rs . Ila,· d and Mrs. Okey B. koush. Mr. end Mrs. James Keefer, Pt. Plt><J."an~: c t> c i 1 Mrs. Maude Blessing Roush Paula visited Tuesday with her C.a ll!pol1~ Ffrrr. Rt>tha received a call from Mr. Earl lsister. Mr. snd Mrs. George Pr Plr a ~ant. \·tr~ . Rob- Beal of. Argonia, Kansas Mon- Keefer . Leon. ' 1 ~' JBw.r ilnd d:<~n~hler . Galli· 1day telliDg her fl. tbt death of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adkins ~~J~:::~·, ~M;~";··',,n,'W; d l i"'m Hall and Ihis wife, Mrs. Mae Beal. Mrs .. visited Sunday afternoon with IIi : ~1r" Donald . Roush and Mrs. Bea\ were her sister, M...r. and ~n . Sam and tl<mght~r. Hender· I first cousins. Mfw_ Beal wu the Stevens of Leon. W. Va. 1 former Mae Fisher. daugh~r Mr. arxl Mrs. Homer Doolittle of Joseph and Martha Board of Point Pleasant visited SUn· 1 . ANNOUNCF. BIRTH F'islier, fonner residents of Ma- [day afternoon- Mr. arxl Mrs. W RAVElo: - \t r and soo County. After lite death of Howard Rayburn. Uannie Shant> nf Col urn· Mr . Fisher's first wife, he mar- Mrs . Dora Hudi«l and Mr. announcing t.he birth of ried Miss St.ella ~. for- and Mrs . John Hud9011 of LMn · at a Columbus hosiptal lllll'ly from the Oak Grove com- visited Sunday with Mrs. Hud· weighing i lb. 13 oz. 1mtmlty. soo·,. lister, Mr. orxl Mrs. Arch ll!!'llBI'<!!Its are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Stanloy Adkins of New Roush. o1 SyrO<'U<e and \!r . Hav011, visited lt'ls mollter, Mrs. Mr. Md Mn, Albert ~ ~-~:~~en:Heno; Cape~art of Nora Adkins Tuesday afternoon. son. Mal'l:ha, Vlrlbtla, Hanil'l, 1'1! 1\'. l'a. GrPat grand Mrs . S.r• Robll!f'tie spont and ~lberta Jo, Mr• ..a Mro. are Mr. and Mrs. E . .1. Tuesday afternoon with Mr. Donat n Thompom .,. Toney. of New Ha\'en. W. Va. ICurt.ia Rickard" and Mrs. Blaoc.'o 1 llr. Roy Frjeod and Mr. Taft We lle11'" 6-os. Can Chicken Noodle Potato, l•n Beef Noodle r . :. ary Circuit Com! ~ mnd jn r~·: with his parents. M~r. and Mrs. Elizabeth N~w~rry, Bonnie Leonard L€-e . Pl11w. was m- Dwight Gibbs . and Jerry vtsJ(ed Friday morn-die~ on the felon~· . c.harge of Frankie. Gregory and Steve ing . with Mr(i Newberry's sis-- 1 ~~: Cto.d.tA Our Selection Dutton ·~·: EYE BEAUTY NEEDS Style, Whole Kernel TOMATO PASTE I Yie Have Huncl....,. of Heir Buutf Of -~ lox ·HUNT'S ~ Silver Curl · '7 , , I f Clelrol Conditioner ll Preporotkt111. This List Is Just A Sn~~~ll Somple of Scottles... CORM Naturot·Sp;IIY Lilt P.. manent ' I'RINC.~E-Crtam ROY!-L Adorn Hair Sproy' ,.--Complete Line . eMAC31C OVAl! ·ZOQ'-' Si.. Lilt Milk Permanent Snow Boots $3· NI!WI ·Now Dtown t:g:' · 7 Indicted bv l:lfl'l ~ 1i •• I. -ntllN Ttllll Tiss11 •·Nil -~ · !!1: 39 ........ . �\ ~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~JUL~!J~~~~ · ~~ftw. ~ " , btew. Sermon Given B1•• Ruppelt in Prayer Service B1rtAday ·" .J,raudM---'-· "" J~. daUihler ~ ......._,. ol Mn. J - Johnson, "ff'!l!nlfl!dM:a~a~~=.~ ~ ,..,llloyilolds, teachcJ-. usJsted Mrs. wllb lhe party. llld auests at Kill' 1:1~=~;~ llble were Beth Craig, Esther Mary K. Gallllgber, Ma· Redlml Pratt, Roush d Dar! Around And About Middlepcwt ,. dlol1' ot the GllllpoUa State Institute, pr.enled a clal nllllliMr, "It TalrM • acle" """"''p'Died by lDdla I!Grden at lhe llfp!>. ~• • M. Tbo Reo. Howard Ruppel!, Ill lhe First United " ' Church, delivered the sermon al the week ol prayer oervlees Tutaday evenlntl in Middleport. ~- Nyle Borden wu lhe pleSidlng minister with lhe cloomg prayer being ·Ill· Klndtrc.,.. I ~':.Pa':.~Teo!: wu in chlll'(le Ill lhe !!lferlol Mrs. Garnet Entamlnger lias whlch .1o used In lhe 1oea1 IW- returned from a holiday vl.ll Bib!& School. with her children and !am~ ~v. ll'red Gardner present- llei, Mr. and Mrs, Charles En\1>ed the acrlpture leaon and Jllin8er and lunlly and Mr. and n1ng prayer. P'or oennon eveRoth Zahn and <:hlldren In 1c Rev. Ruppel! chose "Pr:: 1Clltarl•est.•n, W. Va. ers of the Propheto" workina Mr.. Betsin• :. with the w-"'y "·me "Man'• Mrs. Clifford Bayes bas been • _ , ... • Jreturn<od to her home in Middl&an ene Hostel• at Meeting Contact With Gnd." Rev. Rupo alter having been hospllal· . ~[IID<InaMrs1~0 -.,;.~'!,... served0 lllrs. Roy Betzlng, 1 ,.1sted pelt dlscusaed the pray..- llie at the Cleveland Cll•dc far eo ~avor: a v by Mrs. Edward Baer enter- of some of the well-known proweeks . She was · "" i!! ~;guest~~~candy:~==~and~~ Monday talned the Pomeroy Garden club afternoon at her Mol· l berry-av home. <LEARANQ SAlE , , Pel. SICTIONAL •liVING ROOM SUITE $199 i •PCI, $99 The meeting, In charge of Mrs. Harold Brown, president, opened with devotioos by Mro . Dor Schaefer. During the short busin... session It was report· ed the sl• members had joined the Auxiliary of the A 1 he n s state Hospital. Mrs. F r e d Blaelllnstr presented a paper, "Plants of the Bible" lor the program, after which a dessert coorse was served by the II FURNITURE ~~~~~~~~~~~h~~~te~s~se~s~.;;;eCH.t.i.il~4 >l R"erve REPOIIT OF CONDITION OF 4 FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. IY v.,j,allon pheta of the old ' lestamenl Jn. eluding Daniel, Moses and otb018 of the new lestamenl. He spoke of the Importance of lnlercoosory prayer and Ih e vanous prayers .of the differ· ent faiths. Rev, Borden gave the benedictl~ followed by the postludr by M188 Borden. Wednesday everung Rev. Bordl"' wUI •peak on "~rough the Given Media" With Rev. Gardner presiding and special music by the Church of Christ choir. home by her huaCllilord and son, Greg· ory , and her sister-In-law and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. Mrs. Hayes expressed deep gratitude lor the many cards and gifts sent her while ill. Circlet Combine in Meeting Dec. 30'h Anita, were holiday guests Mr. and Mrs. Robe!'I Sharp were In Thurston, Ohio, Mon. where they attended lunerservices lor Mr. Sharp's sisMrs . James Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. William Sheriand daughters, Maria and of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Genheimer and family in . Col· MASON - A combined meet· of , _ . , , Ohia lng of the Rebecca and Mary Mr. and Mrs. William Knight of bvtlneq C.cember 20, 1963, • b•nklng ln. Circles of the Mason Methodist family were recent gues\8 ..... nlud and operttlnt undtr the banlclnt laws of this Church was held 011 Monday, • member of the Federal R... rve System. PubllshH of her sister and family, Mr. ;iili!Onilant:o with • call mad• by the State Banking Authorities December 30 at the church with and Mrs. William Sheridan and the Fedtrtl Reaerve Bank of this District. 18 members and one guest children. ASSETS present. •t•f• I balances with other banks, and cash items The program entitled, "If We Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenned¥ proeeo of ee11eetion _____ ______ ____ __ __ $ 595,4M. I8 Had Been In Bethlehem," was Jr. and soo, Tony, of Fayette- 1 States Government obligations, dlt:ect presented by Mrs. Lester Zir- ville, N. C., have arrived for a ruaranteed -·---·-- - ·- - - .. - - .. ·-·---of Stetes and political subdivisioss ___ and debentures ___ ____ (including $9,000.00 stock of 1.072.743.38 kle. Readings portraying Mary post holiday visit with their 322,640.73 Joseph Jnnteeper 4.950.00 .' ' ' parents in Middleport and Ma· and Wtseman was presented by son. Mrs. Howard VanMatre, Mrs. Reserve Bank! __ _ _ . . ___ 9.ooo.oo di3Counts lincludin< $4,182.61 overdrafts) 2 , 973 .859 _40 Russell Capehart, Mrs. F r e d Miss Vesta McCoy has been owned $18,093.82, furniture and Spencer, Mrs. Ray Proffitt and returned to her home in MiddJe$21.713.11 -----·-----------------· 39,806:93 Mrs. John Chattin. port from the Gallipolis Clinic ..sets ................ . ...... __ __ ____ _____ _____ __ 75.16 The devotional program was where she ha.• been a patient ll'OTAL ASSETS -- --- -- ------·-----·--· --- ~.OtS,i540. 78 closed with the group singing, for the past several weeks. ~ "" '' LIABILITIES •"Joy To the World" and prayMr. and Mrs. Edward Young ' deposits of individuals, partnerships, er by Mrs. Zirkle. visit.-<;od with relatives in Youngs- corporations savl_ngs ___ ._ _ ______ ____ $1 ,65B ,722 _96 ~:~o~!~P~~aifl~~:iduals, _____ __ 2,508.400.21 States Government (including ~~~.;o~f1~i~;:;!~!' ,.;,i -p~litic~I-subdivisi~~; ·::_ -: t rtif d d ff' 1 h1 Refreshments were served by town during the holiday vaca- ~~~t~~~s~!~.M~~YR~~::t~ape- tio~iss Susan Pulleo has re. turned to her studiE:s at Ohio 184 21 ~96 · 946 · 66 TlletJfloms Council ce le an o leers' checks, etc.) D of A Group Meets DEPOSITS · - - -·-·- ... ~25.780.93 ~ • , demand deposito ______ $1,942,380.72 Theodorus Council Daughters ren, Stephanie and Stephen. , Total time deposits ·- - ---- ··- $2,583,400.21 of America met in regular ses· Greg and David Bobb of Co~ liabilities ·----------· - ---- ----- - - - -104,767.09 sion Monday evening at the umbos came last Tuesday for TOTAL LIAB!UriES -- - -- -- -- -- ----- - - · --- $4,630,Ma.02 IOOF. hall wl~. Cora Beegle, several days visit with their CAPITAL ACCOUNTS counCilor, presiding. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Front.. t. Friday Edna Bart•Is was il~!m'":o'~ stock, total par value $t25 ,ooo.oo --· $ 125 ,000 .00 home from hospital and lmprov- the children's mother, Mrs. Ver175,000.00 ing anctfl~wers were sent. Also non Bobb came and accomparr ,.,.,M<led f' reported Ill were Adria Sayre, led them to their home in Col~· pro ttl ------- -- -----····----·-----87,992.76 Freda Mossman, Estella o-;" 1 umbos. 'l'iDTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ---- --··· -·- · 387,992.76 and Alta Nelson. Quarterly Mrs. James Harley has r&'TOTAL UABILmEs AND ports were made out and ready turned from a holiday visit with CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ·---- · - -· ·----·-- ~.018.540. 78 to be sent to stal.e officers. her son and family, Dr. and MEMORANDA donatloo of $1 was Mrs. John Harley and children ~"ed asset. and securities loaned: from Estella Smith lor the of Springfield, Ohio. oi:'!"'G,oV~e~.,rn,dm,ent o-bligations, direct and home and orphans fund. It was Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton .. 811 pledged to secure deposita and announced that the Past Coun- returned Tuesday from Colum.. other liabilities ----------- - -··· - -···- -- -- -- $ 610,000.00 cilors ""uld meet Thursday bus where they were called by TOTAL ----· --- - -- -- ---- - --- -- -- --- ---- -- - $ 610,000.00 evening at the home of Erna death of his sister, Mrs. ""-.·~,P_AUL E. KLOES, Assistant Cashier, of the above-named Jesse with Kathryn Goodwin Beatrice Corder. While In ~rrect hereby declare that Ibis report of condition ;. true and as the hostess. Installation of Columbus they were guests G! ,. to the besl of my knowledge and belief. olllcers will he held at the next relativ_es. PAUL E, KLOES meeting. ----Wo, tbe Ullderoiped directors attest the correctness of this ANNOUNCE BIRm of condition and declare tbat it bas been examined by us ASKS DIVORCE MASON _ Mr and M Rich: to tho- of knowledge and belief ia true and correct, Nancy L. Smith, Pomeroy, ard Varian of an~~~ S~~· JR. Directors. ffied Monday lor a divorce from · the birth of a son on , F:g, IE FULTZ Frederick J. Smith, Pomeroy, 20th at the Pleasant OF OHIO, COUNTY OF lt!EIGS ss: on charges of extreme cruelty. Valley Hospital. He has been to and subscribed before me this 6th day of January, 1984. She Is seeking custody and sup- named David Richard. Mr. and "'liunilldoa IIIARY P. YOUNG, Notary Public port of a child and household Mrs. Varian are also the par:· E:tplreo Jul7 30, 1984. goods. ents of a daughter, Jennifer . . ;J ·---------- ---------------------------- - --c=-= - Mason a::· our Sue, 4 years. Grandparents are and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Bowen Mr. and Mts. Dan Varian all of Mason. MEIGS THEATRE NOW JOU DOW A•l• Net P.W . ClllCULATION ELB RFE·tDS I I~ _, . JANUARY CLEA .5.020 P•WitUN VOL XV ' n.oo Girls $1.95 Gl.ts Rog. $1.9J SLIP 5 All cotton combed ba· tiste by Dixie Belle. Sizes 4 thru 14. $1.49 FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS Assorted prints •nd ftylet Assorted prints and style• - Sizes 4 thru 14. Warners Sale! Reg. $2.50 Bra of Tomorrow _ _ _ Reg, $7.95 Delilah. Girdles Reg. $8.95 Delilah Penty GlrdiH _ Reg. $10,95 Delilah J.ong Leg Pantle Girdles Wameno R... $2.95 WALTZ GOWNS Phil Maid nylon and da· cron blend waJt! length gowns. Sjzes small, med. ium, large & extra large. Solid eolom and prinll, Sole $1.95 . S.le $5.99 Sale $6.99 S.le $1.99 BESTFORM BRAS Reg. · $1.59 Cotton BraS. Sizes 32 thru 42. A, B and C cups. S2.39 $1.38 Womena .... In re,(Ular and extrl 1izes. Salo I 3 SJJeO 49c DRI!5S MATERIALS ··-------59c DRESS MATERIALS ···--·-·-69~ DRESS MATERIALS ·---···--79c DRESS lt\ATIRIAL$ .......... 19c DRESS MATERIALS ----··---~c DRESS MATIRIALS -··-····-$1.19 DRESS MATERIALS ..•••••• $1.29 . DRISS MATERIALS ........ ON SALE POR 31c ON SALI FOR >11c ON SALI FOR 41c ON SALI FOR >11c ON SALE FOR 69c ON SALE POl 69c ON SALE POR 79< ON SALE FOR 79< Salt January Discount FURNITURE I SALE! All Furniture Reduced YID, as himself. plaldo THURSDAY, JAN. 9 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY J•nu•ry 10.11 uHOOTINANNY HOOT" Peter Breck, Ruta Lee, JobJ Baker. Pam Austin, Geo. Ha· milton IV. Sheb Wooley, Bro. thers Four Jobnny Cash Gateway Trio, Judy Henake; Joe &: Eddie, Chrla Crosby, Cathie Taylor. "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" (Technicolor) ihirloy Jones, Red Buttons, Glc Young, Csro!)'ll Jonea, Bryon Russell, Peter Robblna u~ for big savlltlll on al Frltlclalre appllanc", Zenith TV . I ' tlil)BANESWAR {ndia Prime M!nloter Ja~aharlal Nebru is showing satisfactory progress In his recovery from 1 high blood pressure •limen!, a ~~~:~~~~~:!~~~~~ay. .. Mol. Rog. $1.00 LACE ond SELF·T,RIM PEmPANTS Sizes Mnall, medium 1nd large. White and pHtel Red, • colorS. $1.69 89c ·,.tt Solei Reg. 99c . , ,' Jl!' Womens Seamless and full fashioned stocld!ijtl. Sizes 8'h tbru 11. Seamless mesh, seamless stretch, dres.s sheer and walking sheer with seams. Assort· ed best shades. $2.45 • 1 Reg. $2.95 thru $5.95 Infanta and Toddltro TWD ond THRII PIECE Womona Rot. 59c PANTIES Phil Maid rayon panlies. Regular sizes. Assorted prints and white. CRAWLER SETS Size• IMaU medium, laree and extra la111e. • ! pr1ce 2 pr. Womons 11111. $1.95 FULL LENGTH PAJAMAS ,, \ sp~ Salo Save A Bit 25% Now At MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE lif 2.... 11 Rutletod, lot $1.00 ,, ' • $3·39 , Men's and Boys Wear Mens $3.95 Long SIMYa Sport Shlrta _$ale $3.00 Mens $2.95 Broadcloth Pajam11 _ _ Sale $2.50 Mens $2.95 LDIIfl SIHVe Sport Shlrta -Sale $2.50 "1,eM $3.95 Broadcloth Pajltmu _ Sola $3.00 MIM $1.95 LDIIfl SIHVe Sport Shirts -Sale $1.50 Bey. $2.95 Long Sl"ve SJIII.rt Shlrta _ S.lt.$1.50 Boya $1.95 & f8.95 Coat SWMt.rs _ Sale $5.00 M.nt & Bo;s $1.95 Shlrta _ S a l e $1.00 MIM $3.95 LDIIfl Tall Flannel Shlrtt S.le 2 for $7 fl\ens $2.95 Long Tall Flannel Shlrb S.le 2 for $5 C:Omlllnallon Jack.,. . · Sale $17.00 Mens $2.50 Wembley Neck Tl" $1.50 Mens $16.50 Zipper Front Jacbts....;. Sale $11.00 VIsit .the Furniture Department at EIII'ertelcli· 'In Pomeroy for big savings In nationally advertlaed · furalture and floor QOverings. OUr Janu111 sate 'Di· · eludes for the kitchen: Refdgerators, Breakf.Yt Sets, Utlllty Cabinets; Ranges, Wub~s. ~. Sink&, Stools and Utility Tables. ,._. · · For the dining JODm: Complete Suites, Open Sf1iCk Tables, Chairs, Buffets, Hutches, CblnU aiUJI tensol Commode Tabl~s. • · . · . For Li¥11111 Roomrsotb, 2 Piece ~· Piece Sec:tlonala, Rocking ChBin, I.ouhge CbaJra· Chairs , and Tablea, Lamps: Desk&, Mirrors, Pictures. ' · For the Bacl'ltoe!m: ~l)lll Suftei, Cedar Wlltth-obei, Roliaway Beds, Bunk ile4a, Mlttreue. 'l!lc· flt. occa.amJial Sutte&is Recl!nen, Cbeati . ~~~~~· • -~ . . ...... . . . . _ , _ , _ _ from susp·ect presi'dent of • order poIIce in Middleport -- ·- - ·~· - .......... - - _ _4 .. . , - - - - ... ,.. u~true. A Y pump u:; · IOQil "'"'!'t-"1 repal!' olfl':"• !Clalj ;:raber sa~~ ~oda:u:e ense u • c ltu<iyll>c the ~~~=~ty, Is poss A ~emPorary pipe ~ · · ,.,. ' 11'\ i" Browm WI"}I ;?'J ' b 67 e a SU p0 fl more persons ·~ ltlfi: r- issllf!\I.I!J er are annOUnced car ,·t oonrst . D l•tes .., d nat•on s moo a kiln no and a. llil!n-; .. -.dd . .. ;i ' ,. :(,,It·~'. ' '' re • , _ 1 tM 1!!1Jndc ·- - 8 New recordS made ffi • 196-JJ Reed teII8 8hareh0 lders · 0. and lot"": A ssasszn • 's b Pnn d to burn d ee•ner r . ' .. -..,.·- ··- firms if a new national agreement Is not reached by nen Wednesday. "I have notified the Industry that sir trucking firms . all of which have terminals 'In Chicago, will be struck here and the sll•ike wiD spread to their operations throughout the coon· try." Hoffa told trucking negot•'ators and federal mediators Wednesday. l:loffa and trucking firm negoliators said that many issues, most of them minor, have been bu . h agreed upon, 1 sesSions. ave bo811ed down on econom•c. Issueo, including wages, vacationS and penslnn P111r¥'· Bbe JANUARY SAL& 1· · Men. $27.50 SIMCie .& Knit S.ve A Big 25% Now At Bleached ,anoWJ· white Birdaeye with mulU coloi-ed liar· der1. Drlea last. Lint free, 24~ by 31 lnchea. 4 ~ SerVICeS • · £Or Rev Van Meter DISH TOWELS IALI It was reperted 11>1 parts ol Vinton lllll ha8 but pressure iJ low. er up are dry. The mentary school, located high area, has been cause of lhe water ~=t At first, officials bE community's water ~""'V,r: gone bad, but this wao or Stevens Jumbo Sla Slzeo 32 thru 40, White and pastel t!olora. Sill" ':f pair for only, ~t;.~~":! ,:;ti;~~."tru!~~ ~~na~~~~~;;.;'!~~r~·:; :;·~~h:~::~o~~d~~;."F.,"~~~ hd Id ,. South he 'd Leaper eIected _,a , , '"""''""'- Mone_Ytaken WNDON (UPI) - II wa&o and Eyecatchers by Berkshire". SSe TWO YEARS - Darrell Me Kinney, Middleport, poses proudly wIth this 108 ~und buck deer killed by bo": an d arrow in A~hens ~unty Dec. 30th. 1t was his ftrst m two years of bow huntmg. He thus duplicatqd hts brother's feat of late last ~utumn. Eugene McKinney, just out of the Navy and ne.ver hav!Jtg m~re than toyed with a bow before, practiced a couple of weeks upon urgmg by h1s famtly, · , and on his first time out killed a 175lb. ten-point buck near Bucks' Lake, also in CHICAGO (UP!)-Teamsters Hoffa has been engaged In ne- companies, which he did not Athens President James R. Hoffa has gotiations here seeking a na- name, will include lwo with Bashan store k eeper di Women• the looge•t dro\lght in tho lint• Deft osr director, after learning of the new crisis. Taber said Robert C. Siler, lleld coord!n- tnday two more stale officials, ator, Ohio Civil Defense divls- Clifford Bond, Civil Defense field ion, Columbus, tnday met with coordinator lrr this area, - and viUage mayor James Crace to a member - of the Ohio Health discuss the emergency water Department office were sched· situation. uled to arrive here sometime Siler was called 011 by State today to check the situatioo. Representative D. 0 . Taber, The health official would of!er former Gallia County Civil engineering services. Taber In 80 y•ars, Is abnost dry. H0 ffa waves stfl•ke th reat FIRST~ IN ::!~:':!~!·:·11>: :::.~·:: Phil Sizes small, medium, Jarce · For the second lime In less than • year the v!Uage of Vin· ton In northern Gallla county Is laced with an emergency sit· uatlon. On March 6, 1963, rampaging Raccoon Creek overflowed Its banks, completely inundating the small community. Today, it's just the opposite. The viilage, as a result of fr?Im Tyd.ctanoon Lake, bbeut •·, , m1 e IS ce may talks were sc e u e to condnue sao nn1v n't the piollo, 11 was the pia~>through this week, including Sev~ral Chic~go trucking of. tive. It's 11,. nearest su,.,. · 411' lots, Somebody who waated tD Saturday. ficials called Teamster demands w~ter. A I II d f get rid a! sn old aprlgbl piano . Would be Selective "exorbitant." - . cv e ense " "' -~ • 11 011 juSI dropped • North LollThe strike, if called, would be It was reported the final pro- ~uck With pum~g 1 1 . cion otreel Wedneoday night. "selective,'' Hoffa said. The posal of the unions calls for a ~s stand•ng by an w ~ . . , WASHINGTON - The House And passersby couldn't resllt three-year contract with pay in· If needed . . ,. • R 1 Committee 0pens tnday stopping le ban1 oat 1 "'""· creases of 10 cents an hour the It was said communltf • u es' Chester Leape~ Chief of ' "Ftnt It .... I bus cOIIilu<Middle . port pollee apprehend· I are conslderm'I di·"'··· '.J what "' expected to be at least Galllpolis City Poll , was elected Mrs. Raymond Snider, Pornu first year , 8 cents the second c1a s ...,. • three weeks of heanngs oo the •• id f the Galli' a • tor going lu>!llf," ane sleepyear and 10 cent. the third new well, but thl.l would .~ , . II I hts .,, pres en1 o . leso reoldeal o.eorby reported. eroy, and J.ecovered froiD her year. costly and timely. ' swee.pmg CtV r g measure Me'•• Fraternal Order ~ Po- 'Til I Irlo Tb latest money be ev-• taken I r 0 m I ' Pres1d Joh h 1 ced ~ v, ' en ,.. I · e = The Teamsters also asked for A specia county lice Wednesday night were three lado. 1 telepboned Mro. Maggie Whittington's pockand I tin may ent nson as P a at the top of his list of unl!nlsh- The officers. m~tlng In etbook In 'the Bonanza sl<lre at increases In the pensioo s oners mee I <.<1 pobllc business. the Gallipolis Municipal build· the "T" In Middleport Wedne,_ health and welfare payments of today. I! so, the lco'l•mril Th fir . Ih " $5 a week lor each employe woold appoint • c VI • st testimony on • lng, also elected aruj Installed emeqeney." day about1:30 p.m. with $1.50 the first year, $1.50 director during the bill wa• to come from Its sup- Fred pewees, vice president, of - - Police oaid Mrs. Whittington COLUMBUS (UPI) - Secre- the second year and $2 the third Taber, wbo held that __ • ...,.,_ porters, but the preponder· Middleport; John Taylor, sec· left her pocketbook lay in the tary of State Ted W. Brown year. The truckers now pay $10 til last summer, ' anee of argument before I b e retary • treasurer' of Gallipolstore, went aero.. the store to said tnday 67 more wilne.... a week into the funds. take those dulles whlle ... ~ Sol\them·led rul01 panel W a 8 Is; WUI!am Barr, chaplain, ol the other olde, and when she have been subpoenaed to apo Eugene McCarron, general ergoncy exists. .. "1ted from opponents. Galllpolis; Silas Hamilton, troscame back the money was gone. pear In the investl~tioo into aJ. manager of the lllinois Motor Also, the oommisslon ·~: Vlllltl tee, of ~polli; E. C. HagfS · · ~-..mert Gilkey· wao oo \9~ COUrt feet! leged vote fraud m Lawrence Truck Operators Association, probably be calla,\ upon loA 1 · · •. ,.-r; -t:ON - - At~y.. Gen. erty, 'conductoll, <lf •Middleport, lha street he!!'" t!>,t 'IIIOlS'when ne~rly $13 1000 Coullty. oald the Teamster dell!llllds v~ aS!Iftltance .IO .Jitl RobeM ?. kennedy saicl ~ay and John D. Wogan, au,rd, of Funeral services r.r Allen H. ~ was IlliUifed of lliO !belt.' Be Brown aald he would bold a would necessitate a 15 per cent the CDDIITIUDity past the ~ w~ remam in hJS ~ab~ the Ohio State Patrol. Bailey, 86, who died thlo morn- said the Incident Is sUII under During 1963there wao $12,839.· hearing in Jronl<ln on Wednes- increase in lrucldng rates . gency sltuaUoo. post until after the prestdent!al Attending were Deputy Sher· ing at his residence In Bashan, investigation. Mtt. Snider bad 20 In lees ec~llected by I he day, the second hearing In the election. ' . ill Carl Manley of M~lgs Coun- have been tentatively set lor not been charged at noon today. Meigs County court, Bette Hob- investigation which began Dec. The brother of the late Pres!· ty, Patrolmen Ed Haggerty Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Other activity In town hall stetter, clerk, announced to- 3. dent KennaciY al.lo said he and Fred Dewees, holh of Mid- Ewing Chapel, with the ReY. w.. a fife call Wednesday at day. The coun!Y'• share was Brown said most of the sub.., D. Hill of Foster, W.Va., o!flciat,. !:IT p.m. to Cheshire 1<1 t h 0 ~.997.55 for the general.lund, poenas delivered to the Lawwould _be available to play what- dleport, Patrolman John ever role would be ~selul to the Wogan of the. Ohio State Pa· ing, Burial will be In 1\le SUtton Harold Clark residence where $2,202.64 for the auto hcense renee County sheriff's o If i c e · l (it , I!"mocl'aUe. party m the elec- lrol, Chief Chester Leaper, Sgt. Cemetery. · motor on furnace had and gu fund, $1,386.83 for law were lor witnesses who had oot f'• , 1 8 liOn campaign. Although be has William Barr, Sgt. John Tay- He operated a gener~)slore caught lire. The only damage library, ,1,230.05 to I he appeared at the first hearing Record earnings, resources, deposits and loans in been baek at work lor. some lrr, and PatroiJDen Paul North, lor many years at Bashan and wao to the furnace motor. sherllf. The state wdl receive last month. were reported W~dnesday to sh:u-eholders of t~e tlme: Kennedy has avoided the BolUs North, Gary Winters and In his early life he taaght 'I'll Middleport E-R d $2,022.33. In 1962 lees we r e Brown sent Investigators Into ers Bank and Savmgs Co. at the1r annual meeting. 1 , p~bhc limelight &I mu~h &I po&- Sllaa Bamllton, all of Gaillpolis. school. He was vice president was "called Wednesea a;"'~42 $7,71111.69. Lawrence County in late No- Total resources at . o; h · stble sin.ce the llssassmatlon of Refreshments were served. and trustee of the FJrst Nation· M J : ll i, Fees collected in December, vember after alleged irregular!were $5,010,582, an 1ls 60th year of service to ~Y 1 hi~. brother on Nov, 22. al Bank of Racine until he re- t,m.F or tit rsi 1 ac h ';: rd 1963 amounted to $1,139.85 with lies were reported to him. He $248,750 over the year before, Bend area in 1~,~ My one lnterest really Is beTHEY'RE HERE tired. He was a member of h · rt ~ur bl 8 at first it was announced by Theodore stated that the . ~ 1• ~ ~ sle~an the county receiving $567.33 for said the probe was ing attomey general," he saki. Pomeroy Postmaster Edgar the Church of Christ, and the ea ~~ e. ocs Y Its general lund, $118.18 for the based on '" abnormal number T. Reed, Jr ., President, who would have oo display.~ "I ~ust don't know what I will E. Arnold said today Income Iilst of a family of 12 children. w~ ca · I' ed auto license and gas lund, $132.· of absentee ballots cast in the slated: the coming year • collectlijif,li! 1 do m the future. I certainly wll1 tax forms are now at the post- Surviving is bis wife, Eva. nd ree t~en 1 al•~re:e~ ~n nd 21lor the law library, and $37.· Nov. 5 election. "In mobilizing these resourc- U. S. currency which ln"'ju 5 0 stay as attoroey general ofllee and may be picked up by Friends may call at the loner· a ano er ore 80 lor the sheriff. The state The initial hearing uncovered es to meet the credit needs of at least one bill from eacft through the election." - people desiring them. al home any time. (Continued oo page 3) gets $314.53, charges of •ote buying, solicita- our community, we made ies that has ever been tion of votes in polling places, than 3,000 separate loans, the Federal Go~ernment: • ., • WASiiJNGTON - Democratattempts by precinct officials to Ins automobile loans, AI the condusioo of lhe ~ ic leaden turned on lhe, preslearn how persons voted and turalloans, business loans, real ing, shareholders re-elecl4il thi .ure today to shove through • ._., badgering of some voters on estate loans, and various types following directors: Dr. F r....a CongreSI major parts of Presithe grounds "they had IIDI vot· of personl loans." . R. Carsey, Mason, W. Va.. 4ie!>' d.,nt Johnson's program and to DALLAS (UPI) - Mrs. Lee herself and the couple'o two now practices the new len· under guard by secret ed as promised." The bank's statement indica!- tlst; Fred W. Crow, Jr., ,local ge~ them enacted by sumll)er, Harvey Oswald. convinced . her y6ung daughters. guage, but words come hard. Service agents since Oswald ed that at the year-end outstand· attot·ney; J. Edward li'Oil:o!r1 as ·~e bluntly suggested. husband shot J>resk!ent KennedCmvinced By Evidelee She hopes to become a citizell wu arrested. She asked lor the Melgo Memorial Hospital lng loans totaled $2,987,604. Vice President and Cashltr, or They iel tentatively for Feb- dy, tnday prepared far the task James H. Martin, a business of the United Slates. protection, but Martin sold she ADMISSIONS - Rnbert Hy- Reed reminded the the bank; Leslie F. Fultz, CileJio ruary a House vote on John- of burning deeper the assasaln adviser of the attractive moth- The widow told' Martin that was free to move as she sell, Pomeroy; Mildred Tubbs, ers that the bank will celebrate era! Manager The f'ol!llt!W son'sc lop prioritY measure, a brand on the man' she , loved. er, said Wednesday the widow she had no U1 win toward any. pleused. Pomeroy; Roma Hawkins, Cement Block Company; tller~d . antl.cJiscrlmlnatlon . bill Marina Oswald .,....erlted to was convinced by evidence one, including her husband's Her time is spent in a secret Middleport. eon .Johnson, Vice Presidelf,awl aimed at tale-guarding N~gro appear belore .the Warren Com- against her pro-Marxist bus- slayer Jack Ruby. She said she mok!l or hotel rooml She has DISCHARGES- Mrs. William Agncultural Consultant of ,t !la rights In voting, schools, JObs miosion. She · was expected to band. Jl , was mJide believable would n<it sue either the city of moved eeveral times, taking Fergusoo and soo, Middleport; bank; Mrs. Alma F. Parker Ill •.nd use of public accommnd&- tell the federal panel -ih8 ·be- by an .ugly transforma.tloo she Dallas or Ruby. 2 mooths, and June, Mrs. William Musser and son, Pomeroy; Theodore T. llaed, lions. ; lieves her husband kllled Ktn.. saw ln .Oswald, Martin said. aft· "I guess she .would a who is nearly 2 yearo old, with Pomeroy; Mrs. WOllam Taylor • Jr., President of the bank; D. !. nedy, wounded Texas Gov. John the dellictor IIi Rualla r&- valid suit against . She watcheo television and and soo, Chester, Pauline HyCurtis Reed, Columbus atlorft. . KEN'I"- Lee Strang, head Connally oo Nov. 2! and earUer tbrned to the Uplted States. lor wrongful death, often cried when the face of "'II, Minersville; Lucille Cole, ey; and C, Wayne SWisher,. coach at Massillon High School lir,ed a sniper's bullet at former ''He . had ' become more said. Jacqueline Kennedy appeared Chester. cal druggist. . · \. and one of the nation's leading Maj • . Gen. Edwlil A. Walker. moody," MarUn -said, · "more on the screen. Att he organlaatlonal meet.. high ochool football coaches, II). Afte• lhls testimooy, expected unhappy." . Donations have come In for LOCAL TEMPS Funeral services lor Rev . AI· ing. of the Board Of Dh~· day wa• d~m~ head coach at behind closed doors this montb, Mro. Marina Oswald, In con- Ml'll. Oswald. the family, totaling about $28,· The temperature in Pomeroy ~r! ~s Vand~terw!!.:· which was ,held follow~ tlilt 1 . Kent Stale Uruverslty, succeed· lhe 22 year-old Russian·born lrast was fond of the •lOW coon- her husband's The Southern Baptist Con- business district was a warm an '. w 0 . Y ohareholders tneeling, ~ 0 lng Trevor. Bees, who resign· wom.in will start building a , waa ·forbidden by her three times since vent!on bas urged ks members 50 degrees under sunny skies ~ "'!:::1 at . ':;'g~ ~e;o~lal E. Jones, Pomenly, was · 11 ed at lll8111!1 of the Ultl3 seasoo. new life In a str•nge land lor to Etigllsh. She Nov. 25 at Fort oend her tnday at 11 a. m. .,osp! • Wl e . n .ay elected Vice Presldeilt; Paul I. Strang, who led the lamed . at 2 p.m. at the Shversv!lle Kloos, Minersville, IJU ro Massillon ,.ers to three Unit- '• ·. a e ' Church with the Rev. 0. G. Me- ed Assistallt Cui!W· fi • · ed Press Jillematioaal Ohio . ~inTI":y, Charleston, W.Va., of. remalnlncolllceta .lliiMedabofa hi... ochool cl\amplonshiPJ. In his • . · . · ' .. ' · ·· - · ' .. f!clating. were re-eleeted to fill tbolr p.~a oix yesro a~ schooqw Ill . . . SUrvlvoro include his w i f e, for the comlna yeu. , ~e ~ver 'a t t immediately;. By Chester TannehUI lin's drawing Is a repr«J~ · kJn THE SPORTS WORLD I Somehow, more than ever, there Clara l.ouise; three children, Rees ii;Jll ~ . at the Mid • . ·B~k Nov. 22 last, like lile that.exce~ what Dav, Diles, of the slslt!e of Llncolll!:, ihe Not all thet wao said late on seems to be Uttle place for Shirley Jean Van Meter, _LinLANNING ll'.LIICl'ED •'< .•· Amerbn erence school ill o~ catastrophic days In ~ nailve cillllld40iiport said n~tjon's capital, .except _'Mt. the day of last November 22 sports in the general ocheme of da Lou Van Meter • and Nickle Donald whet. """ldenf llobol.!"l lr'Whlte erlean ·History, produced· count- er WXVZ.TV oi OC:.Jt. Lincoln's near grotesque'' me ~ soon lhereeller was to the things. Dawn Van Meter, all at home; illresident of called "a, llgn=l PO&ilk,ilr In le8s expressions of this . MauJclln'a cartoon 1 Is bent In grief, the h~ ill point, or even appropriate. But "If, ao a famous man once his mother, Mrs. May Van Met· cal Board of the pbyllk:!tl -, tlon .cJipatt. mooc). Deep tragedy, ~troke of gen~1111 ita banda. , ,~ ·.' ltioli was. aa(d, 'Adversity lnlnlluces a er, Portland; a brother, Rob- board'l men~" ··,. ' ~;, ':· f~~,,~ usually • in.killA .~~)ejelyeoplored Mau!din •istbe.. author.ofmany Dlles,oael'n••wlreservlee man to himself.' perhaps II ia ert Van Meter, in Pennsylvan- Monday. . • lo • IO'blghly creative, With WOrds! • '. . .. classici. Not all have tportudlltr G1 MlelllpJ!, way past time for a perBO!W Ia.; four sisters, Mrs. Doris George CL~ELANO .J Bob ,l!lfman, s!Jhti lnl!> human souls. : , J.lluldlniaaproduclof pictures without ...or.js. wiiiOrll!ldprullcorofadlea- Inventory- 1 long, hard Huppenth~l, Se_w1ckley, Pl.; and Pallt . a 12-year ·veteran,PI IIHI>major PuUtzer prizes In several War n. ·His Stato and that irt8ndo out from 2t mtlllllry ser1eo ~rver W'l[yz,. honut look at ourselveo. We Mn. Luc11le Rideohour, Ches· new )eakJI~ •. totlay wu 'named ma. e..,rlea Ultly wUI be awarded ~about G. •I. Joe ago' Is hlo Cavalry <TIIiill TV of Delralt, 11 die 1011 of seem 1o be swallowed up In a ter; Mrs. Merle Evans, Port- and ager .pi .~ Charl~ton lnditl!ll, to &Derlcana wbo, caught Jn Generals and ·PriVates Into Master !erjelnt oo the Mr. ll!ld Mn. L. D. DUes, great river of emotion, n ol land; Ruby Var. Meter, Long 81101:11111. =~~~~~ !he CIWelind lndllllls' alliUate tbe alroll8 feeling of loss at th- DIOll clay: . · Beacllhead. The 101'· s-ltt-11. , knowing where thai river Is go. Battom; two grandfathers, J1>U.. lA · clall AA Eastern Lee&· death of John :Fitzgerald geant. 11 standlni beSide b h , HIJ sportscut ~rver the ll8l1lll lng - and perhaps a!rsld to cob Van Meter, Portland, _.;., ~il· 37 years old. nedy, syn~ ' bifo a ·; e · broken down. 1!'"1'· bm ·~ .mtioa Nov. • made • point learn. Wo are c lht up In one Robert Ours, Loog Bottom. word&, or .Jr.W· ·a cartOon, t h 1oolt at It' scjuirely; :46 Jn wartb reproc1uc1n1 here. Said hurrah tifler ar.otber, cheering He waa preceded In death - About 100 algnJIJeauce of Mr. lllmed atlhe lioqd\ <~i ~: one lnJtant, .boOing the two 11011s. 1,150 ""ployj!l at. th' "'""lb.. 1 · 'the. ®, f u.nc1,1111 _· ..Mne (ca.v.al- "The Ulllf . '·...wedJes <If the and per'...J. t.ifo collfused bylt Friends may can at tile Ew· OllJo, gueouJ lllfl · ~ the horse), ' . ' .- :~( "' :' ~~ 100 shl'lnk the alltba!;rki!OWnotWhatWe'fe ing Funeral borne UOIU TlOOil Cli\IU.,O. OJ • . DIODtt.>OI lhe En,. 'hjlrclly will be any · ~·beln relatively ~ world of cbierlng, nor what wt're boo- Friday when the body will be 4tll'pqjll With Bill MaUidln'a. And Ill ', , . . .I ICII to 1D MtitltneNe IIIW. , (Coaii!"I'ICI Clll pap a) latta ttllte llburch. ed "cheerfu!" after a night. He was reported to asked his daughter, Mrs . Ghandl, to assuro the nation there Is nothing to worry about. 79c Colttto lnottnt Shave - ·---- · -·-·-·· Salo 6lc $1.00 Wlldroot Cream 011 - ---· - ·--····--- Salo 69< $1.00 Pllmollvo Aflor Shovo ·-·--··----· Salo ?ire ' ' 79c Polmallvo Rapid Shavt . •.•.••••••••• fino 61c $1.25 Old Spice Allor Shove Lotion ... ... lalo fl.lt " HAlF-SUPS •t:,:i;!:I 1 1 Womeno Rot. $1.95 PHIL MAID CINCINNATI - More m Xavier University iri:Ar~Ked through the t. wedlieSd!o~ 1n prot~st of ochool's withdrawal of~ ~·••~~~~,j I In~ _ Invitation to M Gov. Ross Barnett. .Cirrylng placards "North or South - We all freedom" and "He . (B•U"ne,tt)\ m~y be absurd, but let him heard,'' the estimated 150 200 students preceded the march with a "fl'ee speech at Xavier" rally by the side of a classroom building. leg, $1.00 Evening In '•rls Deodor•nt - ---- --- Slfo J9c Dacron, Nylon aiel CoHon s- 1 Mh 1nd Mayteg ~aahen & dryers. Mnon, ~· Ya. . WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS AfBorted prinll, and solidi. Colorcartoon• o/o • Also - · Group of R... $2.95 onol .3.9$ Vinton communit emergency $2· 4~ Reg. 69c Calgato Tooth Palle - · -- · ---····-··· Sa)! 51e R111. 69c Polldent Dontal Pawder - ·---··--"· - Salt 'V,• Reg. 69c Womots Donturo Adhooivo ·--··-·-·· Salio ·i'llt Rot. $1.79 DermHooto · -- --- -- - -- ---····-- Salo '$i'!), Reg. 98c O.rmolllte - - ---·- - --·-----·····--- Sale 'jh Reg. $1.35 ST 37 -- · ····---·- ·---- - --·-···· Salt' 'fh Rog. $1.49 y1cko Vapo.Rub - -·- -·-· - ·-···-· Salo $l.10 R09. 98c Llstorlno Antlooptlc ---·-----···---- Salo l'9c Reg. $1:00 Jor,.ns Lotion with DlopenHr ---·· - Salt '79c Reg. $1.00 Dry Farmula Halo Shampoo ··----·· Soit' 6,1Je Reg. $1.50 Adarn Hair Sprar -·-- ··-··-···- Salt •sl!a R09. $1.00 W... bury Lanolin Lotion --· - -····- bit '" " R111. 37c Jahnoan Baby Powdor . . . ··--·-·-··· Silt ~9c Rot. $1.00 -•nen Baby Mogle --- ·- --·--· · -- ~ro lite Rot. $1.25 Jergons Extro Dry . Skin Farmult •. silt .t;fc · On The 2nd Floor Some are IDllil pieees. \ Reg. 59c Bourlols Freftch L•c. Cologne ---- -- S.lo 39c Three pairs THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964 Second time in a year Rot. $1.50 Coty Air Spun. Poce Powctor· ---· ' · Salo '·f1,1S• ~eg. $1.50 Coty Noll Potloh on~ Llpotick Camblnot!Oft, hlo Jl.-11 . Reg. $1.75 Caty Llthi ond Lovoly Flul• Mok•up, Sat.. sl.tp ' Reg. 95c ond $1.10 Max Foctar Noll Satin •... Salo ""' R111. $1.75 Max Factor Pancoke Moko-up --··-- Sale.f'Uiit R111. $1.75 Max Poctar Pan Stlk Make-up •••• Solt •$1. Reg. $1.00 Evening In Parlo Tallot Soap Box of 3, Sale 6to Rot. $2.50 Evtnlnt In Porto Colatno Spror Mlot Sole $1.19 DRESS MATER'IALS OHIO"' 32 lbrU H. TOILETRIES and exira large. white and blat'k. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, n.n " Sale of Well Kn-n Brandt Reg. R111. Reg. Reg. Rog. . NO. 225, and black. spo poln lH ,........,..... ~ .....,...... lr SLIPS Aaaorted atylea. SAVE ON Special sale prleeo on many bolt• of Dreso .Material• - LAct RAYON PANTIES 2nd. Floor R-lor $69.50 WOMINS COATI ---·· · ·- IALI $31.00 R.. ulor $59,50 WDMINS COATI ....•. . . SAt.l $31.00 Rogulor $49.50 WDMINI COATS ••••.... SALI $31.00 Rogulor $39.50 WOMINI COATS . •••••.. SALE $26.00 Rogulor $29.50 WOMEN$ COATS ·-·- --· · SALI $16.00 Regular $25.00 WO(III!NS COATS ..... . . . SALI $14.00 Rogutor $19.50 WDMINS COATS ..•..•.. SALI $12.00 Regular $10-95 WOMINS SKIRTS -----··· SALE Regular $1.95 WOMENS SKIRTS' --- ----··· SALE $7.00 Regular $7.95 WO(IIENS SKIRTS . . ....... .. SALE $6.00 R.. ulor $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS --···----- SALE $5.00 Regular $4.95 WOMINS SKIRTS - -··-···- · SALE $4.00 Rogul•r $3.95 WOMINS SKIRTS ... . ...... SALE $3.00 Ragutor $1.95 GIRLS DREUIS · ---·· ---- - SALE $5.75 Rogulor $7.95 GIRLS DRESS!S --· · ---· -- SALE ...75 Regular $6.95 GIRLS DRESSES -----· ··-- SALI $4.00 Rotular $5.95 GIRLS DRiiSSIS - ···- ·---- SALE $3.75 Regular $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES .......... SALE Q.75 Regular $3.95 GIRLS DRESSES - -- ·-·--·- SALE Q.OO Rogulor $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES ·------- -- SALE $1.75 R.. ul•r $16.50 GIRLS COAT & LEGGING SETS, Solo $10 Regul•r $13.95 GIRLS COAT & LEGGING SETS, Solo $7 Regul•r $25.00 GIRLS COATS - · ·- · · · -·· SALE $17.00 Regulor $19.10 GIRLS COATS ·- ---- ---- SALE $12.00 Regular $16.50 GIRLS COATS -----· - - - - SALE $10.00 Rogulor $13.95 GIRLS COATS .. .. ----·· -- SALI! $7.00 .R..ulor $12.9S GIRU SNOWSUITS - ---- - SALE $7.00 Regulor $10-95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS ...... . SALE $6.00 Rogulor $8.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS -·--· - - - SALE $5.00 Rogulor $7.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS ···-·-·- SALE $4.00 Rogulor $5.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS -----·-- SALE $3.00 Regular $5.95 GIRLS SLACK SErS •••••••• SALE $3.7S Rogvtor $4.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ..... .. .. SALE $3.00 Regul•r $3.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ··------ SALE $2.75 Rogutor $2.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ------- SALE $1,75 Rogulor $5.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES __ SALE 2 for $10.00 R111ulor $7.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES _. SALE 2 far $14.00 Phil Maid w....,...... ,,. POMEROY, OHIO Tonight thru Wodnooclo, •an BYI IIRDII" (Technlcolor) Janet Leigb, Dick Van Dyke, Ann M._rgaret, Bobby Rydell, Paul Lynde, Maureen Stapleton, Jesse Pearson, Ed SUlli~ •.s• • Women's & Girls Wear en tin\ For 8 Month, Elld1ni Deeember Sl, 1183 Ready To Wear- Curtains - Dry Goods - 'Furniture ...: Men's and Boys' ' Weqr ;.. lingerie - Cosmetics. Bargains All Over Th;_store. 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