http://66.213.69.5/files/original/38db011c287a5e408bd4c9ac48e460e4.pdf 7e2850f0ec512cbabb74dd55b99e9f8e PDF Text Text • ., ' I ... Po~eroy This Weekend SAVE at Elberfelds In ••• 'WEA'I'BE8 e Friday From 9 to 5 and On Saturday From 9 Until 9 in the Evenangr----- In Pomeroy Mr! Ruth Feuarbacher, daugh ter ot Mr . and Mrs. Ben Pet - rel. Racint>. a t eoe~rhe r of 1 WOMENS 1 emalies at Ohio Uni vers ily, ~~s bot-en made l:l mPmber ul Phi Reversible Ski Jackets $]6.50 Dark Cotton Dresses $5.95 $6.95 $7.95 Bf' l.a Kappa Sorority. Mr.; De ss le PattPr son re turn- ! ed home Tuesda y, f rom Meigsl Gt:>nt-ra l Huspitl:tl and IS Improving Hund re ds of beauti fu l new dark print dresses in cottons an d .cetate Jerseys. Many styles to choose tram all new colors. . ~li ss es Sizes-Hall Sizes and Womens Stzea .Mr . and Mrs Larry Th,D mi>S .I and daughte r. Melinda or Colun1bus arrived Saturday, for ~ vi sit wit h thf' IT parent s, Mr . an<l Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mr and Mrs. Don Rea Mr . ;~~::~:;:~ ! 1 returned home Sunday .n• ·~~ ~ CARDIGANS & and Mrs . Thomas and da~Jghtrr \ 1 remained for a visit . i CHANEL JACKETS ~r . and Mrs. Robert Har- 1 brecht and family of Worthi ng- ~ ton were Sunday guests nf her S•l• I SLACKS S.le $6.77 mother , Mrs. Norman McCallum Mr s. Raymond Harbrecht re- ' trned home Sunday , after a jat'kef s. Wh ite only , Sizes 40 I to $] .77 Lin ed and unlined slacks. Pr inted and solid cordu· Beautiful tHJlk v kn it Car· diga ns an d ehanel type roy, solid knits and cott~n twill, half boxer top . SlZes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. 46. visit at Worthington. wit h her 1 son and daughte r-in-la w. Mr. Mrs. Robrrt Harbrerht and 1 family . ~r. and Mrs. Ja ck Kelly of Columbus were weekend guests , of their parents. Mr . and Mrs. Evere.tt Dailey AnnE> SL and Mr. and Mr!!. Marvin K~Jiy, Middle- . port. and 100% nylon quilted ski jackets, zipper front, mouton fur trim on hood, gay pnnt reversmg to aolid color. Zip mY sleeves and find a pal1' of matcbiJ\i mittens. Sizes 7 to 14. Agllon Stretch SoomiMI . · · · · • • • • " · · " " · 99c Klrbury s.. mleu Kn" High . •. • •. • . • .•. . • 89c Over the Kn" SoamiHI . .. . · .. · · • .. " .. · $1.39 Sumless Mesh .. · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · ·' · 89c EIDERLON PANTIES I 00% or ion cardigan. easy to wash, dries quickly, retain their shape Dark green~ red, purple, black and whi te. Si,es 40 to 46. 59c potr 49c polr Fine com bed cotton and White, assorted eolon, stripes and fioral print acetate tricot panties. Elastic leg and band leg briP.fa. Sizea 6 to 8, r 1 yon blend. Elastic leg briefs in white and rose· bud print. Sizes 2 thru 14, .... 2 $1.50 bOll:ll Sele $].00 RelJgjoua Scripture A.t· sortment. Rog. $].00 $2.50 _ box SLACKS l\'lerrl and Perry Aul t spent the week end in Waverly With Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wi~ . Jr . They were taken to .. H~:. by their parents, Mr. :md ! Yrr " · Wi lliam Ault . : :vir. and Mrs. Dale Nirholson were in Columbw• reet-nl - I ly to vlsi! thei r daughter, Susie. who 15 employed there. , Mr. c. H. Wise. Jr., has re- , turned tram a business trip to Chicago, Ill. · Denni s Weber, son of Mr · and Mrs. Vernon Weber of 1 RUII and ts a patient HI Mei~s ' Rutlznd is a p Uent al ' M~igs General Hospital where he is bt>lng treated !'or pneumonia: The Rev and Mrs. Marvm Dawson and sons, Douglas and ' Dwight, vi~ited in rerf'ntly wi th relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cape· hart of Charleston. W. Va .. are ; guPsts of f..'LT . and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger . 1 Lionel Boggs and Phil Col-[ lins havt> returned home from : 8 vacalion trip to Pinehurst, . $2 .88 5•1• Warm , comfort abl e stac-ks scar{ hats and many otb· ers. All colors. 10 to 18. S,lle I Beautiful bulky knit cardigans with the hand knit look, 34 length push up sleeves. Whtte only. Stze1 small , medium, large SLIPPERS i/o. ' $].95 polr for Wom•n on S1le For $]· 00 • polr Soft genuine leather slip· pers with rubber ripple soles. For indoor and outdoor wear. White, beige and black. , Sizes smaU, mt~dium, medium lar&e and J.arge, AT ELBERFELD$ These gloves jn black, ligh1 bruwn , dark browu, beige and wh it e. Sizes A and B. ENLISTS fN CORPS Priv<tte .Jame~ Grover H<~ r­ bor, 18, recently was plact"d on ! active duty wUh the U n i I f' d ~tales Marine Corps He Is ro report for basic trmin-II tng at the Marine Corps Recru1t training een!er locatPd at San Diego l'or 11 weeks of gene1·al militsry traming tesls and then to Camp Joseph H Pend lf'lu n. , Californ1a, where he will havr four weeks or advanced com· bat train ing, Private Harbor ~ ~ the nephPw of '\-Tr_ and M r '1 . 1 James Starling Doss of RN•rlo;ville. and a recent 19fi4 grarl11 ~ ; ~. ~· of Eastern High School. Ht> enlisted in lhe Merine Co rp:; " 120 day delay program " l' or l high school graduates !-it'pl t->lll· bf' r l. this group. all wool meltons, tweeds, and herrmgboncs, all warm interllrungs. Jumors, Mtsses and Womens Sizes rex Pie Plate1. Save 39c, .1.se. 83C Fine acetate tricot. Rosebud print and solid colon. Excellent value. Sizes tmall, medium and large. leather billfold•. Removable passcaae. Multi win· dow photo abum. Brown and black. S•l• A wide st!'le<'tion of womens warm winter WOMEN$ coat~ In 59c BILLFOLDS $1.95 SLIPS $].95 F'1ne lt~ :Jther billfolds with mult1 w1ndow photo Ill· hum s and lar ge roomy Thrf'e excellent cotton slips to choose from Cotton plisse, polished cotton and cotton per· cale. Rej'ular and extra l 'o in purse. brown, white Black, hlue, and rt>d. sizes. ELBERFELD$ SALE PRICES ON BERKSHIRE EYE·CATCHER NYLON STOCKINGS Southern Local Band Boosters held their regulae monlhl> 1 meeting lest Thursday evening i at the high •chou!. Regular hus. : iness was conducted by the pm. : ident. Mrs. E<ther Sylve.<ter. There were 15 member. pres· ent. and .MMr. rs. Robert were Mr. visitoro Miller Mills is 3 polrs ~· 45 Regulorly 99c • polr Full fashioned with seams, stretch seam· h less, seamless mesh, and Teen Age seamless mes . Sizes Slf. toil. Styles - COAT SWEATERS $5,95 yard $2.69 36" Drip Dry Cflfcm. •pel Oxford Wetvn 'Prlntr lneiude I'Qmetrlct s1iUIII and medium flor- 100% WOMENS i we~· l Si~es styles_ Eiaslie leg, cuff briefs, ox:fi: In size~ from 36 to 50. Colors: Teal HeatherN Grey, Navy Blu~. Button fronts, 2 pockets. ea ting, long weanng. CHENILLE SPREADS • Honkio Pack, 60 In 1 pkg, $5.95 in and cuff panties. able to obtain ticket< to "Chan· Hollo 1 Dolly," starring Carol Extra brge Size• 6 to 8. te. KNinED SHIRTS $1.95 2 p1lr1 $].00 For Only Small sizes 3 to 6X. Sizes for large boys 6 to 18, Ex- White and CQlors. cellent styles aDd nlueJ, criedt Small Quantities- Excellent Quality $25,00 •nd $21.50 Leolhor Suodo Zipper Front Jockoto · ·· · · - ·- ··· · ·········---· · $l5.00 12--Mo--,;, ~~d Bor;$11,95 •nd $16.95 Purpi•Whlte J~ebt1 - - --- -- ----- --- --------- $li.OO 17-Mona $8.95 Rod ond ll•ck. All Wool Plaid DO J•ck Shlrto _ Hnvy Wolghl Zipper Pronl -· ·-·· •1. -~~-~c~ lDDt Zipper Front Jockoh ·-· · --· · - ···---· -· ·· -···-,_$_ ._ 171 Poir; Young Mona $5,95 School Trovpro Slzoa 26 to 36 · ···· - -·- --· · ······· · - ·- · -- · - ····· $4.00· 122 P•lra Mona "811 Yonk" Conluror TI'OUMra st... 32 to 50 · · ·- ·-·-· ·--- ~--- ·· · ·-··· ···-···-· $4.50 39-Boys $3,95 Zlppo< Hooclod Nylon lock•to- All Slzos ··· · ··· · · ···· ········· - ·-· -· · rr=Mona 13.95 Zlppor Nylon Jodcota, 111 oU.. -· 59 Mono $4.95 Zlpp•r Pronl Nrlen Jockoto With Hood · ······- ·-·-···-··-·-·· ··--- ' 2·19 ' 2'" fUt WALLACE BROS. STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE sns 5.95 0 Sef hatoflood 9 95 1'11m $7 43 16 mm Kodachr- II P • • lmm Kod•chrome 11 Mtgulne 4.50 Film ••• $3.61 l6mm Kodlchrall18 11 7.65 Film .•••• ,•,, •• $5,,4 , . .., "". - · --··· . --~ · - .. --~."" .. . _ . · ·.;, . ,. .. . . . . persons represent· $1511: 3. Second Class Cerlifi- '~ . . 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IS Loses Battle To Save Home io I~ ~~I !~ooi."= :::e:~-: I Wanted in Po bee ootmg ~ 30-yea•·~ld I =: ::sPo~e:: ~ugh ceive f<om the tax bill and slat- Itpha~;ns~~vires ;~1troy Hart~~ sur~ery "''""II I 1 ~ Democralt~ Store Owner n·Ies Thursday totahr.~ob:~· 68 ~allic acci for alB~ ~od 1 App~~lachia a.:t lo~ ~~ Yen~rai $7ls: 'f:: !:m ·, J!~ 1 ~w auto~ I -- ~ w~~ t:~ i:d· ~e~~erNorth ::n~ af~rnoon. ~as ta~ ~uch I~~~hrepoi d~ ~e Souti!bea~ m,..~ T La s . Filed . CoUrt f~rst Elme~• I Mab~i Fr~ . ' . ~ing . taxes~ ~ 1 A~ ' j. b;hi~lrep~::r:m (Continued On Page 2) - -- vol~d londs~de p· . ,, " ~ 89C • akoln EIbe rf'. e..ld'..'S·, I'.n. o· 0¥ ' ·' . m_ er.'. . ' .,' . Seven ~ ~r~h ° ;;.~ ~r ~ Courteous CljMblt S.lespeoplt Will Htlp You 0 - ' ' ' ply, 4. ounee 1keilla · 100% vll'!lln wool. Taneleprool ond motbproot. Pull out okein. Wide ronJe o1 solid colora ond ftrlqflt.. od. l6mm Kodachroifte 11 D1yllght t.9S Film •. S1.43 ~~~~a~sllt.o-Y~~~~E~x~~~~~h~t~r~•~~~r~g~e~S~I~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~·~~o~r~P~a~~e~r~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~··~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ ~,' ~· .. ~ KNiniNG WORSTED YARNS .. Are Listed :~:;:;old ~ e~ ~ong Clorko $1.19 ONT h IBJ"}} C 00 s~ay Lodge W M od colors, lmm K"""chrome II Photoflood 2.65 Film · · . l' ~v- sml"th E}ecl ed $1.00 Parchment, linen, bond, vellum, White and usort- O..lolo fw · show--~ .r. ~ ~hould ~viet By "CIM" 2 box" gran~ Dt • a ages ID "The more we stay out of e Thelma White, 36, of . Long US (UPll - An intensive manhunt contin- 11964 average daily membel'IJiiP G ah straight politics, the better," Bottom, RD, was hospltahzrd l d tCOdLUf IB ex-convict accused of shooting figures, would amount to over 'd J 'd wtlh first and second degree ue o ay or a -v . . t ...u r am 881 • esus sat we d Th rl , d .h . lly wounding 3 Columbus pollee heu enan t . 1"' .,.n , year. Thi 1 WUUN 000a per are to " 'pray for those in auI burns she suffere urs ay an crt _ca · W sh 1 t me of his de- mean great deal to the finD. · battle George c o policemen er pu so volunteere d CJally . . . and thor1ty and President John- WASHINGTON (UPI)-Demo- Of the 10 seats Democrats represented liberal replace- when losing d her ed h agamst h · t Pollee t onCh1e[ overtime and ·other weak school districts son will get my prayers day cratic leaders jubilant over lost to the GOP all but two ments for conservative con- firve that erh omtel. in the search for Eugene Wylie Duling . a 11f th1s amount were to be rat... 1 aspJ a 1 ' and night · ' Dee ' h eterans emona it would their 37-seat gain in the House, were in the p South, w ere gresamen. officials said today Mrs \\'!Pie • former resident of Summersv1 ue, W . _V a. _______ 1 fld in the district . . men looked forward today to pas· Republicans will be replacing Democratic strategists noted Iwas m condition wilh pam- : Duhng is accusM of shooting ,-- . . _ an approXJmate 10_ mill leYJ MOSCOW-THE LONG AND sage of President Johnson's Democrats who usually that in general it w's the nght ful fmtganl second degree burns Lt. Allen Fraley, 42, during a/blood m his beh.1lf . for 1adde.d to which would bt rofound quarrel between the long . foght health care pro- with the GOP anyway. But the wmg of the GOP that suffered of h r face and eyes , roulrne mve•hgatloD. . Fraley underwenl prohibitive .. Middleport &hooll Union and Communist gram and other priority legisla- 47 seats !be Democrats took most from the Johnson land- Sh: was brought to Veterans j Fraley remamed in critical !mne hours Thursday stood to g8Jll If tbe oalu China was smoothed over at tion. !rom tho Republicans mainly slide. Liberal and moderate Re- Memorral by Pomeroy emer- condition at University Hspitai 1Dunng the operalloodn, De r·a1se bill Ja passed. he , redi ted ublicans mostly held the1r tod f 11 1 en I given 96 pmts f blo . oc urs sa1d least temporarily today for eel- The leaders p c approv· , P gency squadmen who were call. early ay as e ow aw . ·; 'd th t . th equivalent M. E Rail nd M J ebrations oi the 47th anniver- al of the President's plan to seats. . ed lo the scee along with vol- rorcement officers and prlValeJsal a t>han es of rs. · 0 · a r. Oftr aery of the Russian revolution. I' provide heallh inSW'ance for e]. Republicans tended to agree. unteers from the Chester. Jla. citizens continued to donate bsel voden . cohmp b.od, c g Boarrted · , d 1 th h s 'al Se· They conceded there was not . · . o m JS Y· oo s IWISOCR on Prenuer Chou En·iat of Red er y persons roug oct b th uid d0 I0 bl k I cme and Pomeroy fire depart· i Fraiev was shol •arty Thurs- ing held recently lit Athens . China was one of the world curity. The program was stalled muc co oc ments. The home located on the d h·le investigating an at· • Communist leaders on the guest in the House in the last session • •· programs " they Bashan-Keno rood , was totally rar• He and anothe.- i list lor a rally later today at of Congress. . had done '" the past. destroyed. Cause of the blaze ff P had started to enter a. WO W WfS the Palace of Cngresses. Chou other bllls the leaders was not immediately determm· Side apartment walked out on Soviet Premier said would be scheduled for Lod N 164 & AM 1 t its Conrt Fees Taken ed. . lookmg for Dulmg when • man Nikila S, Khrushchev in that early consideration w,..e Johnge o. ' It was f1rst reported to the td rouch 1he apart· ID 0 2 very hall three years ago. That son's development :,nua\ ei;tlonl this week ot !be Totalling $1,685 Che<ter Fire department which PT. PLEASANT - Author!o';..ned fire . 10 was the public beginning of the program, expanded aid for eduson c emp e. . . Harold Fralev was strurk in the ab- Two suits were filed TIJuro. 5 2 in turn summoned the Pomeroy ties today ruled W. Slno-Boviet dispute. cation, additional money for de- Other officers named were Collections : and R<1cme unrts, at about 5 P· Haynes, 64, of 711 Viand-St., domen. · He managed to stagger dey in Meigs County Commoo 1 pressed area development and Richard W. Vaughan, Senior :,re t 1 m. Th Racme department satd died Thursday ol a self-inflict· to his car and broadcast his Pleas court and payml!llt in 111CIDCAOO .;, THE ·NATION'S further liberali2lltlon of federal Warden; Guy L, Cowan, Junior 01 :"- C t set t c er It also was summoned twice ed wound. He had been in fall- call to police headquarters be- other action was ordered by , " · . housing aids. Warden; J, Edward Fosler, Sr., e e•gs oun Y co r · Thursday to f1ght brush Illes. lng health two years, and was fore he collapsed. Judge John C. Bacon. U:atflcmont deahthtololi loryear the smashlfrst There ·also was speculation treasurer·• Allen C· Hill, Sr ·• $424 Fees to !be state$73 were call Pau•· Searles, Rt · 2• Cheshire• mne s the 80 paid to he sheriff 10 The · was · at 2:30p.m. d 35 the owner of the Haynes Jewed ail previous reCords !be Na· !bat Johnson, in view of his secretary; James Soul,gby, Sen· d 'tni th nt f nd to McKenZie Ridge an at 4: elry Store, Main-st. I Veterans Memorial Horpital sued A, Keller, adminllo tiona! Safety Council 'aaid •toelection victory and lor Deacon; Curd,:; fund to Twmer• Run road. Mr. Haynes. was born May ADMISSIONS - The 1m a a:ator of !be Bureau of wort.d bigger majoniy m Congreas, Juruor Deacon; Wllham C. • t 17 26 1 to 1 1 libra 9, 1900, at Tipton. lnd., the White, Long Bottom; Ada 1Fui. men's Compensation, the 1n11; ".J;;e council said 34 570 per mght unveil odditlonal Pro- CundlU, Tyler, and Albert G. n t Meigs General Hospital son of the laie WUUam M. ton, Cheshire: Edna Roush, Ra· dusU:iai Compensation of Ohio, 135 44 sons w killed In gi'8J1ls aimed at fulfilling his WoOdard, trustee. and · 1 e ADMISSIONS - Ruth Ben. Haynes and Mae Haynes cine· Ella Douglas, Pomeroy; and he Lee 0ma Wood Cool dellts SeP,.,mber com: campaign promises to create a Mr. Foster agreed to accept cense gas un ' neil, Long Bottom: Lucille Rhoades. A veteran of World Rumb.sugh, Syracuse. company. Searles ls seeklnc ared 19 the previous 'nine • "Great Society, • the U:eaaurer's duties with Jacks, Rutland; Bertha Renfro, War I, he also was a member DISCHARGES- Samuel Reit. !be right to participate lit worlt• record of· 31,310 .highway Democrats said tbeir gain in the understanding he would reMAKES ARREST I Rutland; Willard Jeffers, Porn. of tbe Presbyterian church. mire, Mason; Hope Bird, Ill· men's compenaation. deaths aet only laat year Thla the House was even better !ban ilre after the 1H5 Masonic year. Howord WUUs Dicken, 39, eroy. Surviving are a daughter, cine; Raymond Priddy, Middle- In the olber aclioo, year's loU was up 10 'per' cent. it appeared at l1rst giaace. Foster has 'held that office the Reedsvll)•, was aneated Thurs. DISCHARGES :-• Margie Sch· Mrs. Martha Batchelor, Spok· port. ColUer sued Frank Clayton MAJ;. The traffic death toll.' the though the election result of past 14 years. day by Meigs County Sheriff oonover, !UUand, Mrs. Pauime •ne, Wash.; two sons, Dr. Har- Total No. Patients - 34. loee lor 1Upp0rt under the relllGiilh of September exceed- 294 seats lor the Democrats .to .Joint installaU011 of officers Robert ,C. Hartenbach for the Jones, C _!_hire. old M. Haynes, Forest Grove, elprocal agteement act. Judp. eel ali previous recordS for the 140 lor the Republicans, w•tb Will be beld December 7 with Zanesville P. D. on charges of LOCAL TEMP Ore., and Robert J., at home, CHARGE DWI BaOOII' ordered Paul D. Bunt11 1n011th. Highway li!Cldents' Olle in doubt, slves them a bet· !be partictpallng lodges being destruction of properly and as· Tile temperature in Pomeroy and five grandchildren. Wliliam Yonker, 88, Mason, and 'M ulne M. Bums to rocov. elalmed 4 070 Uves compared to .ter than 2-to-1 margin In the Middl"iJort. lllclne, Shade sault and battery. Dicken was business district at 11:20 a,' m. Arrangements ace lneom- was arrested on a DWI charge er $711UG, plus interest, fr01I ' ·• House, they said it cuts still Riv«, Harrisonville, and Pom. beld in coon y uaU lhi,s today was 57, degrees, UDtler plete. The body is at Crow. by P0111eroy police Thurtday Roy and MorPl'OI V1n eoa.j. , (Cjlnlillued OJi Page .1) deeper. eroy. l1iomina. . lllDDY lki... HusseU Funeral Hom.. . - nllhL Gil 1 1101e. ~ Wtittng Paper ~ llik, linen, eotton, , $ .29 ~ ~:S:-c:m Dilly Graham said Thursday be Kotax, 12'o . ••••. 36c Kotex, 24's ..••.. 71c Kotex, 48'o .... $1.38 Canfldeto, 12'• ... 33c Canfldeto, 24'o . . 66c Canfldeto, 48'• . $1.27 Fems, 12's .. .... 39c 127 Verlchrome 60c Film · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • · · 44c 35mm KodachroiiMI II (36 exp.l 3.10 film .. $2.69 35mm Kod1 chrome II (20 exp.)2.15 film . .. . $1.85 35mm Kodachron,. X (20 exp.l 2.35 film . · $2.00 80 Fll 67c 616 Verlchrome • m ............ • ••.. h $1 10 I'll 17c 122 Veric rome • m · · · · · · · ·· ·· · ••· · 35mm Ekt1chrome X (20 exp.l 2.35 Film • . $2.00 ~ 620 Eklochrome X 1.38 Film ........ " " " 116 Verlchram• 80c Film ..... · · . · · • · • • • • · · 67c 35 mm Kodacalor X (20 •xp.)l.95 Film · · · · $1.68 35 mm Ektachrome X (20 exp.) 2.35 l'llm • · $2.00 35 mm P1natomlc X (20 exp.) 95c Film · • • • • · 73c 120 Kodacalor 1.25 Film ...... · · · · · · · • • • • · 97c Ektlchram• X 1.35 Film ... . ....• · · · · · 99c 620 35mm High SpHd Ektachrome 120 exp. 2.75 $2.1 5 35mm Plu• X 120 exp.l 95c Film • · • • • • • • •' • · 73c 120 Eklachrome X 1.35 Film . · · • • • • • • • •' • • • · lnotamollc Verlchrome 75c Film . ••• • • • • • • • · 63c lnotlmatlc Eklachrome X 2.35 Film .. • • •,'. $2.00 I $1 13 lnstlmallc Kodacalor X 1.40 1'1 m · · • • • • • • • • • $1 15 lnotamalic Kodachrome X 2.15 Film .••• • • . • lmm Kodechi'OIIII II Deyllght 2.65 Film • , . $2.12 $2.12 s h•~:::Amen::::NGEUsT Medicare BI.JJ Will Lead .t·~:k~nv~:ed~~~~ci~oli~ic:.etting 'Mus t LISt' say Leaders ELBERFELDS SALE EASTMAN KODAK FILM W0 0 LITE mere blends.nylon, all synthetics, , I eve~ P''ea d Cases I B w;:•th 111 h 00 oa..• d "" l r.l a son c ' ·~an want mgA d elhDSSIS aln ea er s pos. n o ers a so SALE PRICES 1 were Mr. Mrs. Lecaroz of Front St., and Hartford, White and paatel colo.n . 620 VerlchraiiMI 60c Film ............. • ... · 44c 120 Verlchrame 60c Film . .••••.••• • • • • • • • · 44c 1 ~Mona plr pock110 12o 200 two ply pockogo 2Sc An exceptional group of spreads of various pat· terns and types including Heirlooms, ootid color Chenilles, multi overlays and electronics. Twins and Fullt. Asaorted colors. A good assortment. A real value and first quallty at a low price. Cold water wash for all fine fabrics. Wool, easb· $ 89c More €rit:lclam Other charges le v e I t d bJ those touring lJl4l inJtitution IQo eluded: co~tinued Dele~utl.ons t"~e, t" "f e~h 12c 100 - Bora Lang IIHJM ~rommen~lly Thl• Woolcend \Qhlrt panties, step- chroni-~ wit~ White scon1Es . Facial nssues SALE Fine quality solid stainless steel, the modern metal that retains its original sparkle. Set consiata o.f six each dinner knives, dinner forks,!easpoons and de• sert spoons. Shan mont Pantie!: 2 for $].OO eotton. ' Stitched ends. 70x90 size, and pastel shades, llborf•ld Sole Prlcoo On president ol the Rutland Band Boosters. · Plans wore made to sponsor a iitney supper Nov. 21 <1 at the I Junior high building. The n«t p.m. wil l be Nov . 19th at ,I' 730 meeting BRIEF.· , WIRE NEWS SHEET BLANKUS DRESS MATERIAL Lodtn, Brown, Blue. Ideal for Blouses, Dresses, CbUdre11'1 Weilr and Sportawear. BIG BARGAINS MENS WEAR Wom•n• Flgurflt al improvements bond issue fi. some bl i s t e ring comments been done around hero Ja tile nanced from the state's liquor ' ~o~~- t~:_o~rat~o~ of_the -~sU- past two years. •• ' TORNAD~ES - "STARDUST" a!l,' lpac~ motlfl. Colon Include new Fall shades: Well Known Brand ' I I tate satin. Blue, red, aold, green. SPECIAL PURCHASE Men'• fine quality eowhide and Morocco cowhide CREW SOCKS ' - Neither the Youtb CommJ.. Home nursing care, a new ' 1chronic disease control'' 1 sion nor BIS officials have a I program which began last July in Meigs County was prai- ! lllllster pia. for eitller bulldq sect today by Dr H. M Boocks, Metgs County Health Com- I' or programr. ,_ . . · -Pen~onne1 ar~ not proper_,. m1ssaoner . - ed d •. He said 218 \'isits for home nursing care have been ! superv1s an you n 1 e r ... made under th e program. It has provided care to people , rr.ates are not properly dlrelor Meigs county rangang 111 age from h\ o weeks to 81 1plmed. years. ' -In~ate1 rec e I 'e little · in discussing th e program --·.. · - - - .- I ~choolmg and are ~llowed to be Dr Boocks s.aid. ·'Meigs Coun-1 omtrate tht> value of pro~1d- , 1dle m~ch of the tJme .. 1 ty has been inclcded in t h e lng. servirts for the chromcal I - Mamtenance of bualdi1111 it Chronic Disease Control Pro. , ly Jll at home with tbe hope Ipoor, gram of Alhens, Hocking and · that at thf' ned of _tbe demon- I . -Sex deviatkm exists amon1 Vinton Counties. offenders. SOUTHERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL The Purple Tornadoes, with a 4-3 slate, will travel to neighboring Eastern for a season I., nursing care forwhich the includ·! stration can be period th1s with program iDlTOas- i1 JUVenUe Thursday's trip began as. • r gwded tour led by BlS Superm. close-out game lhrs Saturday mght. The Eagles will try to even their record at 4-4. Members of the Racme team are front row , L to R, Roger Ically ill at home or in a rest ed local fmanclal suppon. Hill, Tim Cozart, Jim Harden, Bill Bird, Carol Cline, Tom Diddle, Bob Grueser, Sherm Cunduff, Tom W1ck 1Jne. Steve Datley, Ed Moran and home .. , Dr. Boocks added, "to sup- tendent Raymond Gibbs. But Tom Theiss. Standing, Asst. Coach Joe Liming, John McClintock, Jim Diddle, David Gloeckner, Dave Fox, Steve Cleland , Roger Adams, Gordon The objec tive of I his pro· ,plemenl the cos! of this pro· ' state Sens .. William Deddens, Fisher, Punk Carpenter, Denny Evans and Coach Will Priddy. gram is to satisfy an Indicated /gram there shall be a max:1- j R-Cmcmnab and Robert R. --------,.----. need 10 thiS area, for control mum charge for each VISit j Shew. It-Columbus and stale. ""~"" -:->""'~···.:en of chronic disease through 1made by !he public health nurse ; Rep. G. D. Tabiack. D-Mahon;,. SALISBURY, Rhodesia, health education, nursing care, lof $3 .50 (I" what portwn mg, Said they would fnd thtt I' IUPII - Rhodesians today and other methods of rehabili· ' of this amount the patient feels own way around the school. voted In landslide proportions tation, such 105 physical thera- he can pzy." This services shall I ~right, accompanying the for eventual Independence un- py , said Dr. Boocks. 1 be free for those who feel the~ 1 .l:gJs,lators ~n the tour, s~id. I der this British territory's He noted that by using t h e·are unable to pay, Dr. Boocks · Were housmg these boys like j I white minority government. program the length of stay in 1said. ' animals.'' A total of 1122 boyo - .-·~ ' . .'~ f'l'JH11 POINT PLEASANTAwarding the CTA Association, wllh cate $tOO. 4. Third Class Cer-1 . MosAtf • f Rhodesia"s 3.6 mlhil· the hospilal may be reduced by The maximum time allotted , were In the instt~ton, buill Ia ' . . , r . ,, 1 mg to Mrs. Helen Sterrett, spo kesman, tifJCa -1 1" I 11onting r1cans II Nine . for each v1s1t , B 1s appro.xtmately Ia g ng t h e accommodate 560 tnmates. · of contracts, hstemng · · · - te - ..,*gs ; 5. other cer l'f are nout onof 10e extending needed nursing serv1' ,..(1nit.«"l.' l're•u~ ·· delegations, and discussions of presented !be board members cates - $90. vo . te ~ ".te... a;e white ices into the home, hosp1ta1 one hour. · Y en r 1 . school levy headed tbe agen- and press a letter frol1hhe ·-tm:ording- to MHton Burdette, / l:te returns . today. beds are released earlier for inursing staff and provJdmg .co- JAdv oli;~:l~lt',.nll. tihJiill t, dathe lor Thw-sday night's Mas. on Welfare Committee of Mason Superintendent, to. there- ) yes voles and the critically ill. Home nurs·,r ardination of the n.ursmg . C t d f Ed I Co t T h t1 t f th m ttee Jt ould / cu '""' ing care of the sick will assure ' services Wf' expect tG ?em a JOHN meeting. oun y Boar o uca Ion y eacIncrease ers reques ques between o e $275,000 co I 056 no uestion votes to oflhewhether refer- the fam•'ly physician that his I ,... nnsition to offer quahty homef .' S . $70unmonthly abovengthea cost and w ';'100,- 5e'ndum C WPASmt NGTDORN-SI ENdS.R II The Persun ConstructiOn current County Supplement for 000 yearly for the Leachers 10- hodesia beeome inde- orders requiring professional , nursing care to al.l people 0 i B. as ore, r . vaila I Lon D-La. . loomed usse most Comp~~ny, Hun t'rng ton, 1ow bid• degree teachers. The money for creases. lendlnt under its present con- nu:rsina• skill will be carried out IjthisT county," i i he said ill be • . . g, ' . der , WflS awarded the contract this supplement would be ob- The delegation stated I he t'l ti British Prime Min effectively and will provide him · b 8 serv ce w 1100 11 toeday m ofsp:cnulae- for t.hr.ee jobs which included tained from the increase in supplement would. solve many Wilson bas warn: with trained observations of 'j ble upon request, but8 only D to ( . thh_ posbt . S..- att the fmJshina of the ground t:oor enues from the new spec1al problems now fecmg the Coun- ed that such acl•'on the the patients' needs the re· with the approval of tbe atTh d t to be 1 eel emocratJc w 1p emg vaca · t. . . . te h . t h t t ' d the at tending physician and under e van ages n .. 1 ed b vice President • Elect at Wahama Junoor H1gh School, school levy to be voted upcn m ty schoo sys m sue as eac..- first declaration of independ- sponse to trea men an . · . . • by the8 Middleport Schoolga ell Hub.?rt H Humphrey , addrllon to New Haven elemen. the near future. er shortage by better wages, ence by British settlers since titude .of the family umt to· can be devel· trict if proposed Jales tu The odds appeared to favor lary school and an addition to The Committee! suggested encourage new teachers to the · American colonists io ward J/lneas. f increase bill sbould be plased p t Ith 0 h r t Sunnyside elementary_ The co- county supplement above the m county, msure a?equate ., _ would be "treason., j Financing of this service is oped and become success u1 on: by the state legislature were dl• as d senal ors tract price was $131,652 which state monthly basic salary is as teaching staff for our mcreas- 177 primarily through Federal ly through good support and co cussed when the Board of Ed3 00 wan le are{{: /mse $825 to the Columbus $155; follows2.: 1Bachelor's Master's Degree Degree --age ing young school people enrollment enrour· ... . I througobl , -:tuhcafionh met Monday evening at openy,f ngt' as e . 1ves se; included Heating Company. to ; consider ~ 5% wool pairs. Siu 'IOXB<I _ boWld with 100% ace· . WINTER COATS $28·00 ' Comnusa~ont:"l ~dvbory Dr. Boocks Notes Progress Of Disease Control Plan p1lr Pen knivea, farmen' knlv· e• and tnlve1 for boys. Two blade•. Pearl, yel1ow and imitation bone. -·.. 1 $].95 Sal• Mens 65c and 75t WOMENS 1 '::ho- lltoorfeldo S•l• Prlco - 99c For the Holiday !>akinc season. Bake best iD Py. BILLFOLDS $1.95 1 mo~;~~7:~·na~s ~vr ' follow'"~ ~50 $4.00 BED BLANKETS $4.89 POCKET KNIVES Dela~are: War~e. MENS MENS-ALL WOOL Miss Karen Bachner, freshml?. n at Ohio University, sp~~t the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner and daughter, Connie. Mrs. c. H .Iones and son, 1 Charles of Pittsburgh and Co!. I Robert Benr1e1t and daughter ·1 Barbara, of Washington, D. C. visited this week with Mrs. ' nuy Reynolds and her mother, I Mrs Minerva Childers SEE 'HELLO DOLLY' 2 The Suede Cloth Shirts have flap pockets. The ven Flannel Shirts have button thru pockets. ow ail sizea 14'>11 to 20. Buy a season's supply. ' WOMEN$ Populn "Vinyl" DRESS GLOVES ' $5.00 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 1 N C. for Wom•n• Phil M1ld CARDIGANS $5.44 The 2 Reaular Value WOMENS BULKY KNIT 1 Plaid and Checkered Shirt• CEN1I COLUMBUS IV PI) - AIprofits which Gov. James A. tution. spokesman for the Rhodes ad-/ Rhodes .may ask the legislature Howard Coller, adminlsW. mi nislration hmted t~y at. a to subrn1t ~~~ year.. tive aui.stant to Finance .[)irii. shakeup in the adm1rustrabon State offictals, legislators, the to R'ch d L K ba h all... ' IShiYhC ' r •"th a r . trac,o.,. of the Buys In dustna c oo out omm Iss1on a ndtbe BIS · n••... ,e wor s mJsme ...- • (BIS 1 at Lancastt'l" an d poss1'ble y ou th ServJCes . Ad Vlsory . Board · of the BIs an d t he were b'tl · Ihe1r · en·t·ICSm o1 life., place 1 ve ever seen 1a ll1f. rebuildmg . I er m Girls Industrial &hoot (GIS ) Ioperations at the IDO-~ear-old .EASTERN EAGLES - Front row. L toR, Roger Allman. Rick Koblentz, Gary Michael. Charlie Frecker, Roger Spencer, Ken Hartung, Dave : near BIS Thursday. . an theRichllrd Wright, chaii'IDID The cap1taJ Improvements to ,Iovercrowded mspect10n lhere Ohio Youth Leonard, Jim Meredith, Bill Amos. Back row, Jim Carpenter, Asst. Coach; Jerry Don Roush, Paul Chadwell, John Pooler, Charite E1chm- • large extent depended upon Legrslators and state off1c1als board, dtaried lhat ger Darrell Well Tom Osborne Bruce Hager Ray Justice John Bogard and Dave Stnckiin, Head Coach. possage of a mrll1on cap1- loured BIS Thucsday and had nothing of consequl!llce h,ll· Plaid Part Wool loya $1.-2 llode PIE PLATE SPECIAL Woven Flannel or Printed Suede Cloth See this wide selection of girls warm knit hats-cud· dle caps, ear warmerJ. stocking cap11, toboggans, in rurduroy and wool blends. Solids. plaids. stripe s l:lnd thl' ('ks. Si1.es 10" PYREX REPEAT SALEI MEN'S $2.95 LONG TAIL FIVE . After Officials' Tour CANNON $5.95 Knit Hats $].69 ond $].95 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1964 . Imported Down. Full cut size 2lx27. Floral ticklog in Pink, Blue. (Only 15 pillows In lot) Girl a In Middleport ' POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' SLEEPCRAFT BED PILLOWS CHRISTMAS CARDS SUm and Regular Sile NO. 175 I $5.95 50• I Pound Size · .. · .. · .. " " " " " " " ' " " 95c 2 Pound Sire .• . • · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · 5 4 Pound Size . .. . . .... · • · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · $ 1•7 5 Paun ..~sl ze .... .. .. . . ....... .. .. . ... .. $2.1 950 Murphy's Liquid Oil Soap · · • · · • • · · · · SOc and • CHRISTMAS CARDS VOL XVI An attractive group of printed outlnc tor Sleepwear. Patterns include Kiddie Prints, Stripes. Rotebuds, Men'l Wear. Geometric• on white and tinted grounds of pink, blue, maize, mint. Works like matte 1D tba dirtleJt oven. Pure vegetable oil soap. Cleans everytblng. For floors, walls, woodwork, furniture, appliances, li>· phalt rubber and plastic tile, linoleum, leather and automobile upholstery. PANTIES efitJne 39c Y•"" rubber clovel, No m•••· Wotnena Phil Mald Girls Phil Mold ORLON CARDIGANS $3.95 1 The Mlleat way to clean your oven. No need for Murphy's Oil Soap WOMENS EXTRA SIZE 1 size Re1ency Roli·A· Reek Setl, ctvel you four metal lnY llblea In • ARE SALE PRICED White Seamleoa MHh · · • .... · • · · · · " " " · l9c Over tho Kn" White SumiHo Mesh · · · • • · $ 1•39 AN EXCELLENT VALUE! ~ Stockings for Women PRINTED ounNG FLANNEL 79c $]0·98 Sole apace aaver rack. Beautl· tul JTipe and roae de•lcn• SHANMONT AND KIRBURY Girls Regular $1.95 OVEN CLEANER TV TRAY TABLE SOS . - u Inch Vepor lrlte f12,H Coi.O.k GIRLS • • • ' • I I �) • t • 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ele~lion Shock Waves I • • • 2 ;;e~m•r~,eaey~board~~UP~IB~n~·e~fs~ Marta Becket, Dance Mime; Performs to Large Crowd Delegations Plead Cases Whlte;;H..... hal recom.ntaded wqe Jn. WASffiNGTON <UPI) - 1be , Chairman Ray C. BU.. 111d de- l Most - ment10ned name ,.., (Contmued From Page l l A near-capacity crowd was highly entertained at last 0~••:,,;1 !uee:~k::. bo;'! 1 r GOP found 1tself in a ehalr· 1fe ated senatorial candidate that of Bllss, the veteran party 1night 's concert given by Marta Becket, attractive and 11~throwmg fam•l y fight today Robert Taft .Jr. keep popping p~, who apptared to be a ral- the teaching profe"1on aginative voung dance mime, m RIO Grande Colleges , :~··.::::,::v~F:',::O,rh:: 'tver the blame for Tuesday 's up m Republican com· erli8~10118 lymg pomt for Republican 1 The delegation was advised Communiiy Hall. tlecuon disaster and ways to in the wake of the GOP's re- moder.,..e> •eeRlng to regam 1 by the board that 111 request , The program, the first In the current serie• of the ~!~!!.;.teaed c. rebuild ct remodel the Republl- sounding aefeat at the polls control of the party from the would be taken under consider-, Tri-County Community Concert Association, opened with atrlke maJor raBroado 10 back can party . Tuesday . forces of Sen. Barry Goldwater. atlon, but the new proposed i "Curtain Raiser" danced by Miss Becket to mus1c bY Former Vlce President Richschool levy based on 100 per Nicolai. ' · up 111 demaiMII lor • 21 per iii 10 Eat= 1 I ard M Nixon asked ((II' • coola · in& off period while he !brew . crockery at New Yon Gov. :· Nelson A. Rockefeller. And wh•le praising Sen. Ban)' M. Goldwater, he said the defeated presidential nominee should try o lead he pary only II he Arizona senator's views repreoent a consensus of Re ubllcan thi kin P .. ~ ~· 1 11 ealled Nix on 00 .. • eb~ ·~ aid th G ld. _ pe<VIs • d ' e ' . water caJKII acy had dlvld· .. . ~": :~ :::::e~d"!.:":; deleo P Larne Dnck seSSIOn . FaCing . Tronb}esome Red•ISt nc • t"mg 0., Nov. 8, 1~ (Continued From Page 1) the previous record 3,990 Mallties recorded ln September 1963. DETROrr _ THE UNITED Auto Workers union and th 0 Ford Mo!Dr Co. met Ill Dlllf• eeo& pay ralle. nu woukl be barlalftlnl 11!111100 Ia an characters ln • Tllrilah fairy eqlllvalent c. 6t ceato aa boar. 10 avert crlpplJnl atrtkea tale were created by the dane. today at 1 bandful r1 key planll er, with the aid of masks, ln W1!111 Columbian l1 lllOUlld the eountry. "The Mirror," 1be Carpel and the Lemon." Oted by Pollee 'nu-oe of the planta were aet. Highlight of the evening wa• Middleport pollee ei~ ~ lied early.::::-~ Ill ~~! "Come Back Vaudeville," dant> J, McCarty, 41, Wea~ Coum a. Meiuch~and the :.!mbl lent ed to mUJlc from. the '29'1, ln to Mayor Lee Smith I.~: Je~, Ill Ohl yp ·which Ml•• Becket portrayed a chal'lle ol lollllll to ,_ e at ra ' o. five diverse entertalners from rlaht of way after a two • car the "good old days" o1 vaud._ accident on North Second ava. WASHINGTON ~RO ville. at 7:t0 p,m. '11lureday. preclncll acro1s tht nalloD gava The artiol'o man lovely and Pollee oakl McCarty pulled Prealdent Jolini!OII 80 to Ill per unusual costumes ~ her lm· from a Hi'Ylce mUon and hlt cent of their voes, a Ualecl qinallve ataglng, 11 wen 11 another vehicle driven by 1bo Press Intm.Uonal survey her obvious versaUUty and ,._ maa Lyons, 18, Middleport. No allowed today. blllty, lent &reol polish to her !lljurtes were reported. Pollee In aome calfJ 11M Negro vote ) appearance. aisD Jnv~U,ated a mishap Wed· for Johnson reached alm01t unFollowng the concert, Mba neaday at 8:&1 p.m. when the believable proportions. In one Becket wu honored at a rece]>- hrakeo on a IIDyal CroWD Bot- Atlanta, Ga., Negro precinct lion giveo in the lounge of Dav- tung Co, truck let go. The truck Johnson got 4,000 voteo to four ls Hall here by the students o1 went over a hlll and hit a park. for Goldwaer. Early drlvea I<> the Holr.er Hospital SChool of ed car owned by Ray Neal. W. Increase Negro voter raiJstra· the Hol•er Hospital School of Columbia. Neal'a ear was de- tlon In the Souih bore !roll In Nursing. Officers and mem- molished. No cborged were fU. Tennessee, Florida, Vqlnla and bers of the board o1 dlrectora o1 ed. Nortb Caronna, the concert associaUoa "d the faculty of the school were abo auesta at the recepUon. cent is expected to produce an "Divertissement," with ;nuestimated $562,180 per year and sic by Chopin, Illustrated the of this own, many, many thtngs dancer's abllly u a classic are needed aiMI necessacy, ballerina and In her ne~t numsuch OS four new school buses ber "La' Grande Performance" . per year at an estimated cost Ml~s Becket became a Uvlg COLUMBUS (UPl l - The special session of the lame of $32 000 and classrooms for painting as she parodied a chardurk legislature meeting MondaY may run for several many 'of the schools now bulg-l acter from a Degas palct: ·g. weeks With Republicans trymg to put through their pro- ing at the seams. ' The first portion of her programs for the next two years. ' I' a closed with "Gosoip," ln The Democratic sweep m Tuesdays elections left the 1 Ray Thornton and Mrs. WU- ~· ".: sh h sl 1 GOP ln nominal control but unable to pass a bill through iiam Riffle. Jr., representing ~ '~ e bumo~ Y Pr.~;~· the Senate without at least one Dem'?<'ratlc vote. Roosevelt School, were Jlres. nl D c •.~a~ rs~a':., us: Gov. James A. Rhodes in hiS ent to ask the board to conSider vo c ance, nc m Sept 18 call for the special session beginning ln January to an addition to that ochool ln the ic by Dvorak. . M' sessl~n outlined a heavy work dictate the tenno of that pro- levy call as there was already B!~~~'";:the~t~~:::· ' ~= load including the touchy Issue posal. 124 studento attending the four tlllt in "H Lov 1 or c~ngresslonal ,redistricting. The Republicans now have 1 room school. According to a ~~.~~ b;e;;: 011 Ya ~ trag: • Speaking more genUy, form· This will reqmre an amend- 20 • 13 edge in the Senate but survey, the Roosevelt scbool or- ed b Maxim Gorky. Four er Preslden Dwl&h D. Eisen- ment to the Ohio Conslltution. beginning ln January 11 wlll ea Is e:tpecled to have a popuY Y bower said the GOP had been It will be up to the l~slature he l6-lS. lalhJO Increase of 3S I<> 55 ln the hurt but not wrecked. He said to submit the proposed amendnext 10 year period. The school tbe GOP must rid itself of the ment and the GOP will not In the House the Republicans also needs a larger school cafe"!aloe Image" that it was the have the voles In the regular have an 88 to 49 edge but this teria. The request ls to he tal<party "ftr lhe rich aiMI prlvi· falls to 75-82 in the regular ses- en under consideration when .. leged." Mrs. Reynolds, 42, sion. Tltree-ftltha of the mern- levy call prepared, the board Gov. William w. Scranton of , Holzer bers must concur on any eon- told the delegates, Pennsylvania also spoke of the Dietl at . stltutlonal amendment submit· A Bve member delegolloa GOP unage and said It must be Funeral semces for Mrs. ted to the voters. from CllfloD with Gera ldme F. Reynolds, 42. who ..,..,.CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) ohaJt&ed to allow that It Is nol d. ed Thursday at Holzer has- The otate now hao 24 con- Mn. Deataa llolllb apealdDJ an exclusive or11anization. p:lai will be Sunday at 2 p. gressmen, 23 elected from dis- lor die IJ'OIIP- She aued thai The United States, thwarted by These and other comments , E . Cb I lth b tricts and one from the allle a aew sellool he eoaalrucled • freak ml•hap In Ita first at· . 1 ders m. at wtng ape w urte t to explore Mars today ASit TO WED came Irom Repu bltcan •a , w va ceme· at large. There were indica- In CllftoL mp • 1 1 th M alter Goklwaler'J otatement a m e asot., . . lions the 6th and lOth might be lllfloD sebool ehlldrea are readied another Mariner probe PT. PLEASANT - FOlr <011· Wednolday thet he bad no In- terySurvl . ln I d th sono combined and the 15th and 18th now atleDtilni Well Colum- for the same plcllre-taldng mil· ples have made appllatUons for ·--"- ~ ttbdr8 win• from vors c u • ree • 1n marrlqe Ueenses In the olfiee ........, w w • . Roger Reynolds Pomeroy made lllto another district, at- bta seboot after dtelr aebool s 0 · Clerk A !•••• politics or pulling out of his R ld 'R D 2 p : though a iegi•lative committee woo declared llliiOfe uti bas Mariner 3 died late Thuraday of the County · PP , .... Row To Fool Yo....U living here up until then, but flpt lor eonservaUsm. James eyno s, . . ' om stud in the roblem for since also completely cellap- night, about nine hours after were Emmett Ruaoell Henry, Dear Helen: apendtng moat ol bla time and In their ...,..ell for a seape- eroy, a~d ~oydh~eynJl~s, ~d- moni;,. gbu re!:bed no conclu- sed. Mn. llouoll otated die launch, despite the last-ditch ef· Jr., 28, Galllpolls, Ohio, and We started married life ln a money on her. TIMon bt lOt owl people o1 the .,.. were 1101 forts of a team of selentlsts to Doria Ann Cool, 20, Pt. Ple~ otudlo apartment. Of course, we and left. 101 ~ GOP crltica of the Gold- dlepo~ 8 aug ~· ~ Y P·~ slon waer lllllllpaign were •skin& :er~h.;mer~~ ~n;~ t~o . g•lnl "' aappol1 the ICbool revive the complex, 585-pound ant; RUJsell Thomas Byus, 37, were crowded so we moved to When be comeJ w ,.. I h o for the retlremellt o1 Goldwa- · es, c • Pt. Pleuan4 111d IIDiemary 1 blgser ptaee Then the baby 1evy unlell thl • (a 1Cbool I apacecraft , ...... balrman, De&! grandchildren, Robert and Keith The lhlp'a twin M..tner 4, Thomas, 2'1, Pt. Pleuant; Dan e and w~ rented 1 little children bt oaya be atlll lovea ter 1 ..- ., c Landers Pomeroy Fnends waa "" the levy eaD. ' Leslie """" PI PI cam ' me and wanta to come back. 211 Burch, and John Grenier, execil 1 tile ~era! home DETROrr (UPII - The Other action of the board wu sits atop anothe~ AUu-Agena ea. duplu:. Another baby, a blUer but this woman bam't cloae utive dlrector Jn national head- ma~a a Uallecl Aato Worken Ualta the employment of four regular rocket ready for launch u:pect- ant, and Beriba Jean Casto, II, bouae. So far, we've moved thl ak him ltav 10 quarters. an e. oalled erfppllug loeal atrlbo teachers Zelpha Brown, Ord- ad within two weeks. Pt. Pleallllt; HarrJ Junior Erl• a1s t1me1, and, although our aay ng h m e , e PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPU-.Sen. at nlne Fard Melor Co. pllllll nance George Bacon The ffi-lated probe, desi!IDed wine, 21, Pt. Pleaaan~ and Lau- family remains at four mem· her, and e juat cant up and aroiiDII the I!OIIlllry today. Mt. Olive; Mlbur Planto, w.: w take 22 pictures or mysteri- ra Mae Jnhnson, :16, Pt. Pleas- hero, wa atlU lfOlJl to outarow ~w:;~ on b~, u lt would Barry M. Goldwater headed Gallian Victorious eost today for a short atopover In Hamilton County More dt.lll 18,001 worten were hama High; Marice 'lbomas, ous Mars and help lead the ant. bouaeo regularly, We not only · Jn Waohington, .to be followed One of the Republican sur- 1 lavolved Ia lite tralkoall that Pt. Pleasant Senior HJnh. Sub way for future space lhlp landupand 10 Dt the IJllce, we w- I love my husb!lld vtry by • posk>lecuon vacation- vlvors lr• the Tuesday election began at 10 a. m. EST. sUtute teachOI'II employed were . logs, now is opeeding Into orLOCAL TO MEET erllow ltl I start out In a new much, Helen, and so do the chtlprobably in the Caribbean. In Hamilton county wu Gilbert' Edna Darling, Ann Singer, Ada bit around the sun to become a Local No. 32, Brick Laym boule and think I bave all the clren. Wt have been lJIIITied A Oood of poll • olecdoD J. Shaver, son of Mr. and Hoskins and Nora GOkey Jor. lifeless apaco derelle~ I Uruon, will bav~ Ill regular room In the world. Within a 14 years. Should I be paUent telearama d....oded oa Gold- Mrs. H. E. Shaver of Gallla ANOTIIEil HONOR dan. Project chtef Jack N. Jam~s · meeUng at Cheshire at 8 P- m. year, our closeto and cupboards and hopo lhia other woman wlll water Tbunday. MOll of .lht county and 8 brother of Char. Isiilh Crump waa employed early today blamed _Mariners bul&•· And tho prage. Yt gads, makt a wront move 10 he can more thao i,OOO eomliUIIII.,. les Shaver, vocational agricul The Buckeye Trail Assn., Will 81 a janitor at Pt. Pleuant !allure on a yroteclive cover the ganges come home? - Mn. C. T. tions strolled lbe theme: lure Instructor at Gallla Aca- meet at the Lafayette Hotel a- Junior Hijjh 9th Grade and Mrt that apparently hung up on the Why can't we contain oursel- Dear lllrs. C: "Don't alve up aow, we've demy. round 1 p.m., Sunday 10 lumll' Stella Russell .iu employed ~ space craft instead of bemg ves, and bave you aay llllilles- I'd oay there lutvo been too Juot begiiD to ltght," aiMI nThe Gailla counllan, an a~ Gallia's "Grandma Gatewood." Mason Grade sebool janitor. thrown clear durlnl e&rly tiona?-CONSTAN'n.Y CROWD- many wron1 moveo here al· f<rred tAJ the more th1111 15 torney, won election to a lOth Following activitlea there, a The board granted a request stages of flight. Elllfted llolpllal ED ready, all made by a man who miiUon pers011.• wbo . caat term as Hamilton county re- new trail will be dedicated In for the use of scbool bus for He explained that the cover, Am thoH wbo entered Dear C.C.: hOJ hll loyalUea serambled: their votea lor Goldwater. corder. ' the name of this naUon'a moat the •th grede of New Haven wblch shields the delicate Mar- Hol..:"~oe !tal in the past 24 I'll bet the type wtm can't He can't leave hlo mlatnao bt- · He and bJa wife spent part famous biker. This ceremony school to go to Charleson in !Del' during launch, preveated hour PMn VIney Goode throw anything away because cause "this would bt JOHNSON CITY, Tex. <UP! of Tuelday 1n his native eoun- will take place ln the city park. the near future on an educa- the ship's vital solar panel from 1111 ;.,:e~~ Lu ·Ann Davia 17 "lt Just might he useful oome yet be left hla wile becltUM abe · . resident Johnson, continuolll ty visiting bls parento and tiona! tour. unfolding to recharge Ita ovor- B !Wood Mn. J~ day." (You've &ot a point: It askld for a lair deal, wbicb bt an indefinite poat-campai!ID reot hls sister, Mrs. George StarchGRID BABES WIN An easement 10 feet wide on strained battery with llllraY Day, Rt. 2, Gallipolla, probably will - there's ooth· aomehow tholllhl was treallnJI at hiS Texao ranch today, bad er, wife r1 the president of lhe Pomeroy'• 7-41th grade foot- Maple Street aide of Henderson/' from the sun. Mra. CIW'lu R. Abl.., 1\1. z, lng handler then an atUc full him unfairly. Cheshire, Elwin A. Finley, Rt. of junl< wheo you need a mu- A~d you want him backT I a schedule !'ee of formal call- University of North Dakota at ball team ended its season Sclwol for atreet improvement ers. But he s been keeplnl the Grand Fork, N. D., wbo Ia vial!· Thursday by defeating Racine wao gra~~ted the town of Henquerade costumo or a bird case- don I quite undtratand why, but 1 Ca-nwn City Mu Homer telephone lines humming, ing here. 30-8 Mike SWI scored lou~ derson by the Boar!. Smith, Pt. Pl~asant; Mrs. T. planter or an old chair to redo If you think he'a worth It, go Among bls many calli Thur!ltou~hdowns and carried for the The n..t meeting of tho board Bradford JohnloD, MaiOD, lot the patio - that Is, II you after him - and NOT wi!h day was one w Secretary ol 1'\JNERAL CHANGED PATS once Kenny English wu acheduled for November Va Mrs Thomas C Clelland, have an attic. Most bousu poUence. Toll blm you II Ilefense Robert McNamara, Funeral oervlctJ for Vuto scored the .other two Pomeroy 9th at 7:30 p.m. to begin drawIW Lln<~ln Heilhto, Pomeroy don't. have all or nolhllll, and !lOW, now deep ln preparation of ~·t Powell, Antiquity, who d led extra points Marty Morarity lng up the levy call. Gau1e readlnga: Ga111polls Mrs Lacy Bartoli, 3 Porn: So If you'll keep yourself eon- not after tht otlitr pi thmrl year's mllltary budget. Thursday, will be held Sotur. tallied Racin~'s lone TD, Present for tall nlilht'o meet- Dam 18.1, 12.4, running 2 feet er.Y, .Mn. ThomU E. Manuel, talned, try to follow a limple him out. - H. · · Far the nu:t two monho, he day at 2 p.m. at hte Antiquity !ng were Superintendent Bur- on rollers, Pomeroy·Muon 20.· Rt 2 Racine Mra Jimmy L rule: for tac:li addition, makl Dear Helen: President wlll be buty working Methodist church Instead of at PTA TO MEET dett, Ass't Superintendent Ralph 57, Pt. Pleasant 24.11, Hinton W~ WellaU:O. Ca;) B. Wa...: a subtraction. When you buy a Speaking of kldl growifll .. oul the federal bu~get he wlU the funeral home 11 previously 1be Porifand PTA will meet Sayre, Transportation supervis- .81 stationary, Kanawha Fal11 Rt 1 Scottown, Mrs. NelUe new dreal, glva an old one to Iuter, It wu brought home to seiMI to Congress m January. ar.ncruneed. Fr1enda DUlY call Monday evening at 7,30 P or Warren Keefer and board 3.07 faDing, Charleston 18.86 sta- W~at Coal Grove Robert p, charity. Same with ldtcheo me tht othtr day, In a minor He haa govenunent department at Ewing'l anytime. at the Portland School members, Paul Wedle, IIDbert tionary. London, Marmet and M~n Georaa equipment, furniture, toy1. And way. Our oldest boy 101 a wrllt heads sruggling to prepare reLee Lee vocal music uistruet: Adkins, Harry Sidera and Earl ' Winfield dams were on tht liDS. Wllllam Aihenl, Ltw• don't put It oU UU "I get an ex.- watch when he lfadtllted !rom quests thel will total under •uJO .BEGIN REVIVAL or, and 'Mr. Garner, band di- Keefer. Boat movemets: . is M. Riddle, Rt. I, Liverpool, tra minute to sort." Just as the high school. The middle 1011 1ot biDlnn - alii 1101 llfNIIy u- Rev1val services at the Mt. rector will present 1 program Ohlo River - L. F1eore down W Va and lllra Jobnaey G. best lime to st.rl reducing It bt- one when he gnduated !rom ceed,thla BICal year'a t.l7.5 bll· Hermon UB church will begin ' · DONATE APPLES ar CANDY 13, 8:50a.m.; Jill Wasson down Ashland, fore J101111C1a rully ahow, 10 the wade school. And now our da11· lion. Sunday, November 8, at 7:30 p. aTATION ISSUED The Diapers to Dates Moth· 13, 7:30 a.m.; Luther Herdman Btrlbl bell time to 1tart Blvlna IJIICI Shier 18)11, "all hie glrlt han In addltloD, Jnhnson will be m. with services each evening The Ohio State Patrol ropor. ers League recenUy donated down 14, 9:10a.m. (Thursday); Mrs Dawson E. Kapp, 2501 is before you really need It. !hem- and lhe'a only 1n devoting much .~me to clreftln~ a: the pastor, Rev, James Mor- eel today tht acresl r1 Dale bags of apples and eandy to Peggy Downey up 14, 4:45 p. Lincol~ Ave., Pt. Pleasant, son, Do 1 practice what I preach? fourth aradel AI I ro~ber details of the Great Society rison, brings the messages. Lawaon 32 Portland cited w the "Helping Hand School" for m.; Reliable down 15, 8 a.m.; 5.35 m. Thursday. Mrs. T. Like Pierre Salinger pnctlcos it, I got my lint watch whon program he wwld like I<> out- There also will be special sing- Meigs ;.,.,;1y court 13 , retarded children In Galllpoll1. Lunge Point down 18, 10:20.. P· BraJ~ Jolmaoll, Mason, w. calestbenlcs! But l DO follow I &ot my lint job, and I paid line ln hla Inaugural message 1n1 each evening. Everyone chat&ed with parking ..; roadm.; Jacob G. down 17, 1:25 a. Va son 1.2:2'1 p.m. ThuriiCiay. Clll rule that !oola mo Into for lt myoelf. Next, theM ldda J&ll. 20. Ht to awaiting advio- Ia welcome. way. • m.; Beavar down II, I: SO p.m.; Mr~. ~bb R. Wllllams, 2tl26~ thinking I have spat:e to spare: will be 8IJIICIIDI waldlel oa ory reportofrom lli task forces Duncan Bruee down 18, 2·30 c u· Ave Huntlogton daught- 1 keep one drawee In the bouse the day they aet their klncltrh• haa Ulll!led to IIUI'Vey na· MEET AT MARTIN TWO FINED a.m.; New MartlnsvWI down ,; ~:05 a:' m. ~. eompletety emply. Aa long 11 I 1arten diploma. - DAD !tonal needs and make prop01- The Middleport . Pomeroy Harold Davis and Otho Tra. . • 18, 4:10 a.m.; C. V. Hamer up ' Dlselaaqed can foster thla Uttll eoa came, De~r Dad: .. all 10 deal with them . Rotary Club will meet at he cy, both of Pomeroy, were flo. 18, 5 a.m.; Robert Reed up 18, Patienta recently dlschareed tbt Bottell will lllay pill. Try I ve got newa for you- a~ Martm Restaurant at 8 p. m. ed JIO and coata by Pomeroy " 5 Lm.; Oleander don 21, 4:25 included Mra. Norman Hy~ell, It! - R. of them do. But porenl8 don t COLUMBUS <UPII - T h e today , instead of at the Heath Mayor Charles Lecar on lnloxl· p.m.; Harvey Jordan down 21, Paul A Snider, Mrs. E. H. qaetiloD Of LoJa!ty Or haft Ill e&M ln, yaulalolr. -H. D8lllOI r1 Ohio Republican Methodist ch~~rcb. I catinb chariH Tburoday. Mr. Albert Hill spent aeveral 6:45 a.m.; Elgercllff dDwn :12, William; Mrs. H. R. Mayo, lAJalty Ia Qa111fanT dDys in Columbus and Will ae- 8:45 a.m.; John J, Rowe down Mrl Pa~ Johnlon, Nl1'111811 Dear Helen: 'l'bla COlumn II dedltlaled to companied home by hts wlfo, Greenup f:fli p.m.; Warreo y a;..er Mrl R E Few Tim- My husband left me and II family living, 10 If JOli'N baY· who had spent a week with HOIIIiond up Greenup t:fli p. ~ ~~ g' Ken- llvinl with another woman. She iD8 IUd trouble or jUit plaiD thelr son-ln.Jaw ond daughter, m.; Mark M. up Greenup 10:10 Whit- Ruby saya blr lhne')'~ eldld trouble, let Heleo btlp YOU. Mr. and Mra. Wild Foster and p.m.; Ravenawood down Green- Fr Llrr1 M. Benlle,., Mra. to bla. But bt Clllml this wom- b will &110 wlloome JOUI' family. - up 12:10 a.m.; Pamela D. up rl'na 'Harrloon · WIIUam IL ,.. did 1101 brtlk ap hla "v',_ DWD armtsllliJ expertenooe. Ado Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay Greenup 1:t0 a.m.: Defender Milter, Mn. J. •1 . Sboell, Mrt. 11 wu me, bteltiM 1 took 111m drill Hel011 lloiWI In an Gil of Newarlt: IJlenl the week end up ~reenup 1:40 a.m.; J. 8. WOllam A. Musick and Infant to .m for -.uppGI'I. lla wulhla IIIWIPIJIII'· with Mr. and Mra. Veme Wot- Lew1s up Greenup 5:30 a.m.: SOD, Mra. J. R. Greer and ~ tenon. Western down Meldahl 1:30 p. !ant Jon, MD. 0 , w, Smith and By DOROTHY klLGALLIN Mn. Laura BeD apent M~ m.; James Hines up Meldahl 1n!ant4a\l8hler,Mri.R.D,Mitrday at Mason, W. Vo., w1tb 8:50p.m.: Charlea K. dDwn lUI- tin and Infant 100 and llfra. By DOROTHY KILCJALLIN far nobody has figured out whom she Lehew aiMI Jake Harten- dahl 9:50 p.m.; Samuel Clem- E L Saudera .,j, llat datJ. Columnist In Italy Identified. But it got a lot of publlci!Y. sue bach. ens up Meldahl11:45 p,m, Buck- ' · Rome : Arthur Miller's controversial It waa properly operatic, therefore the Mn. T. G. llllldore visited eye State dOWII l\leldahll2:2& a. ghter. plu about hia life and his wive• - "Af· Italians adored lt. Somehow, puslon WOJ Mr. and Mrt. WilHam McKel· m.; E. P, J~a up Meldahl ter the .f'all" - opened here to food re- Implied, and the Romans Invariably apJiewa, and the Italians are astomshed at plaud pas~lon when It IJ atlrred In the vey and family at Portland and 3:05a.m.; Stwe Click down Melall were dinner IU••ta Sunday dahl 7: IIi a.m. what a hit It haa become. The Romans are bosom of a beautiful lady. of Mr. and Mrs. Don John!IOll. GaWpolla 01111 - CberoDe noted for their appreciation of the cineSo "After the Fall" is a smash by a Mrs. Robert Byer and cl!lld· down 4:10 p.m.; Kathy R. down DIVOT'£ T1:1 INTftllt OP ma, love-making, art and cuisine (not c:ombinatlon of clrcumst•nces. The usia· ren of Middleport apent Friday 7 p.m.; Dentlia Brown liP 10 p, MilOS MUOft ilaU Thank J'Oll for :rour necetsarlly In that order of collt'Hl, but tant to a film stullio executive told me: they are not sreat theatregoers, and few "'nle day liter the reviews came out, my nl&ht and Saturday with Mr. m.; DUaoia down 11 p.m.;TILou· !slana down 12:55 a.m.; !Ill r 10 oooo :-;,.:•• 1 YoWl llld 111pport · plays are ever what Broadwayitu 'call "a girl friend and I tried to 1et two tickets t111d Mra. T. G. Hllldort. down 2:40 a.m.; Phlllp Spora ~-. ~ a hotilciet." {or the following Saturday night-and, up 3:45 a.m. · .... ..._ f;':..,.. ~ at tile poU. 1111 NoOf COW'ae the obvlous portrayal of would you believe lt, there were none to LEAVE POR TALitS WASIUNGTON tUPII-chalr· Jtanawho RIVIII' - Al1ell ft. ":;.:.\! :':t - Marilyu Monroe u a major charader In be hill?" os. mblr 1n1 When I explained to her that New man J. Wllllam Fulbright qt Mer riO up Marmet 9 p.m.; He!· the drama intemlfied public Interest, and Senate Foreign Rdattons Com· en Z. down Minnet 2:10 a.m.: .. =:::-~~rfr' Ava Gardner did the ahow no hann when York had a lew hit 1howa for whlcll you • .., '""· ,,... . she appeared at the premiere, bunt Into could not get tickets until next April un· mlttee aiMI William R. Tyl•, Linda Chotln down MlrDIII · .,. 000 .... lsltlltlnt HeNt.ary of 1tate for 10 1.m.; Tbtlma AnD dowa WI...... ...... ..... Is sa • tears10mewhere alone the way, and left less you knew Carol Chinning's mother, ....,_ • ,., before Jt wu over. t'he Italian papen re- Barbra Strelland'a father or Jean Kerr's II:uroptlll affairs, left 'l'lnlrlday tlel4 2:15 p.m.: Jerry llolwllflb I IAICif - ._:..,. ~ • ported that lha wu moved to exit not huaband - perhapa not If you lmtw Ill lot Yugoalavia. ThoJ 11'111 11«11 up Wlnf1eld 7:11p.m.; JBIII Laou daft Wlallel4 1:40 ::.., out of sorrow over Marilyn·~ untimely three - abe shoolt: her headllld PYI me a new culturll ncblllll ' MilOS COUNTY RICORDER ment with that cotmll'y IIIII p.m.; Matlonll up Wtlllltlll J:41 ., ..., ...., that gl~~~~:e of disbelief that 11111D a IIJlo deatb, but becauae "abe Identified" with hold tallll wltb Yupola\1 afll. a.m.1 11111111 ap W1llllll4 7:10 .., mn1110 : . , .,.. It ,, Pol. •••, ~ a character out of her put 11te wbo wu lversat tanaua&e: cl.all. a.m. • . . . , ..... .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .i .. _"'~.;;-.,·~ "Ah,701t Americana!" ttltplcltd In the pla7." She 14tntlt1tdi so ::'tt ;"!: Mariner 11 Readi"ed for LanneJring _....,red HELEN HELP US! :,d ·-en. • · sChool· Hospt•taJ NewS ·Dr C:. un1a1r: i s. w. River News iu. '. m. l !root:.., Mr. Brucker, c,;llin.;• Ky. Nov Racme Sor1ety Notes ::J PriM a.J' · ley • Voice of Broadway •• • reportmg THE DAIY SENTINR THANKS, VOTERS I ·•= "f,=:..•o:,r-;:'-.= =..:...,"':'., ..... =::- ., ,..:!"- -L•fiF'..:=. NFL Action Resumes Sunday •111- a:'.: C· -.--..;: ~ ~ . r 1 evenge, National M0 tI•ve for Bucks,. Irish TUppers PI • sOCiety . News Clay 'Ready'for Nov. 16 Bout w·IthEx-Champ Liston waco. I I I r' .. H vilJ • I NeWS N0tes I Crow's: 1 STEAK HOUSE , • - 1 1 I M• ddJeporl Boy I TomBoy. II In Tour e f n y or T·earn p . . · -I . SANDWICH I 'I 1 ONE SHIRT FINISHING 12" REO CANDLE ·. when you buy 7gallons of Ashland Gasoline DAY SERVICE Go ••• You Panthers Go ! ROBINSON'S INSULATED VACUUM CL1AN11. JACKET ·u 6· Ill .... OP liME.- CHtt• IAR IIMI - leila 22· tlllt lq: ablnl111 11111 tate llltl llld dalt tt 1 &fMOI, Wlttf~ tlltl JOi,l tllflll tnct dllt If ptOOf•, •lf·Windll!l. SnllrtiJ I IIMCt. Wlllfpl'oof", ulf· •tJiell comblllltlllft t•t •• Wkldi ... IWitfl lnlltd 111n1J. UpWIM knd, AJI Nlal. . ~~-. ltetl. 17 Jtwela. Ste 6ur IJIIMWt Collection of BULOVA Watdw1 . 17om a4.1i eUSE OUR CHRIS'fMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN Stetlson and Champ 9.95 to 13.50 In all the latest colon and styles. Others from, e F-60 STEAM & DRY IRON - $11.88 eC-114 ELECTRIC SKIUET .. $19.95 eT-82 POP-UP TOASnR ···· $17.95 5.95 · ELE·ANO-R ROBSON ,. ! 1i:, • ' ··.~ ... w. va. R By lrtoe Wlllebrenor 1 Mr. and Mn. Herman Blesslng and tine children were By TIM MORIARTY trot, tHO the Eutem D!vlsiOII with a The Cardinals <4-3-!1 trail in Marion, Ohio, over the week UP! Sparta Writer The Colts-Bears game also Is 8-1-1 record, will need a Victory Cleveland by two games. They fend visiting her sister, Mr and A night club comic once men- a rematch. George Halas' de- over the Redakill8 to provide were sidetracked hy the G18Dls, ' Mrs. JohMy Marks and famtloned Milton Plum and r .. fendong champions are stili try- them with a liiUe breathing 34-t7, last week and realize thai lly. . By JOE GERGEN Woody Hayes' Bucb, 10-7. In tanglea wlth unbeaten bufliilc. marked, "What a Iunny name ing to forget that first meeting room lor the five tough oppo- one more defeat could spell diS- Mrs Oma Polsley received for a football player." when tbe Colts rolled to a 52<! nents walling in tho wings. They aster. The Steelers, led by John word ol the death or her broUPI Sporta Writer 1963 both teams contributed tied Louisiana State (!Co. lt1 Ia There's nothing funny , though, victory - the worst beaUng in are Detroit, Green Bay, Pbila- Henry Johnson , lead the NFL lber, Wflk Wiles, of Pittsburg, For both Notre Dame and beavlly to one ol the finest Birmingham, and !lftb-l'iru:td about the way the eight-year the Bears' history. delphia, St. Louio sod New in rushlnl offense, 80 they are W. Va . He was buned tn Wheel-1Ohio State, the motive Is r.. Easte~ seasons ln yean, one Nebraaka (7-01 meets B " veteran from PeM State i• The Browns, wbo are teadin& York. capable of pulling an upset. mg Monday . Mrs . Paisley was venge and the goal Is the na· m wh1ch the Eastern lndepend- co-leader Kansas at Lawr.-.,._ keeping the Detroit Lions on - - - unable io attend the funeral tiona! championship. ents rolled up a remarkable Fourth-<ankecl Ar!t:aoauJ1~• the galloping heels ol the BalU- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1964--3 due to h.,. health ' The top-ranked Irish and record against intersectional Southwest Conference leliCiel', fllore Colts in the National ~~aiDS . Mr. Dane Hannum of Wash- ~ second ranked Buckeyes con- opponents. lries to hold Its positlnn aplnal 8 Football League'a Western Divimgton, D. C., was week end front two _of their 1~ tormen. But Eastern rortunt!s have disappointing Rice at F~J~ oion race. guest of his parents. Mr . &nd , tors - Pittsburgh end Penn done a complete about face this yille, while rtlDIIErllP ~ Plum enjoyed one ol tho best Mrs. Charles Hannum and Ro- ! Slate, respectively-Saturday In 90ason with the result that (No. 7 ) meet• Baylor at days of his career last Sunday bert. Dane is a. policeman the re! games which could resotre four or the East's so-ealled " big Purdue tied for the lOth jpat in Detroit's 37-17 victory over Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and marehed on the . President some dignity to a disappomting five" , including Pitt and Penn nationally wlth Florida, ~ ..~ Los Angeles. Although playing and Janel Bissell, Columbus, Kennedy fun~al _posse~swn . Easlern college football season. State. currently are saddled clear a big obstacle iD lQ.. )Ill with s bandaged elbow the BOSTON (UPII . - Hoovy- worked out for the Boston Gar- spent the weekend with 1\1.!. Mrs. Georgia Kllpatr.•.ck and 1 Pitt pinned a 27-7 defeat on with losing records . for its first Rose Bowl trijt'. by Lions' quarterback threw for weight champ Cassms Clay 18 den bout but dechned to elabor- and Mrs. Joe Bissell. daughter of Columbus called In Notre Darne last year on the The Southeastern and Big whipping erratic Michigan ... SL 347 yards and three touch- ready for his Boston Garden ale. the home of Mrs. Anna Cross way to a 9-1 record and third Eight Conference leads both go Another Rose Bowl hopeful, downs. They were the most bout Nov. 16 with Sonny Liston. Liston inferred that one fac· .Lemlta Ferrell and Fred, and .l:rene Winebrener Monday place in the fmal national up for grabs this weekend. eighth-ranked Michigan (W) yards gained by a Detroit pass-- If you don't believe it just ask tor that cost him his title at Midway, 0 ., and Mr. 8 ~ Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Hoffman and ratmgs while State surprised Third-ranked Alabama 7-o for ca n remain m the runnln& ~ er since Bobby Leyne wtaied Clay. And if you don't believe Miami Beach was that he at- Lloyd McP~ek! Belleville, W. Shelby spent the day Monday ' . ' --. i the season and 6<! in the SEC, ' beating a suddenly vuin,;.abt. 364 against Pittsburgh in 1953 . Cla y. ask hiS framer . tempted to press Clay in the Va . were VISiting Mr. and Mrs. I m the home of Mrs Judy Bless· . . I - - · - - · ~··111inms team which smashed . ring Charl es Hensley. ing C<".ring for her childn·n wh llr Ler tner. M1ld red F'lowPrs. Kay · That lnumph over the Hams Trainer Angelo Dundee said . . Keathlev 1Mar aret Th omas M d \1 B dd K W <~shrngton m the 1964 Ne1f left Delrolt with a 5-2·1 record 'Th d Cl "f 1 ··J shouldn't have run after Mr. and Mrs Howard Young. she was workmg m Park('fS· . , • ~ • • • r an · rs u_ Y earns Yea r's Dav classic b k r1 ur ~Y ay was so me Y him like 1 did That was where p d C"t W V nd M d burg . Georg1a (,rlmm. Go ld1t.1 Rollm ~ and Mark were FfldDy guests · .· . 1 and only 1 h games ac o ready" he hl:ld asked the 23· ~ " . a en l a a ~·. ~n an d Elva Cantc·r ol ,\1 r and \1.rs Okev Hnu" h SJ xth -rnn ked Georgie Tech. t_he_ pace-setting . Colts t7-~-ot l year-old title-holder to " taper ~a~ade the mi stak e, Liston I Mrs. Bertie Smith were VISIUng Lu~:~ ~:;~1 ~~~~~na~ ho~~ Mr . Robert Sword or Cleve Mr and Mr~. Arch Roush. the on ly mdependent other tliBD So If_ Plum can d~rect the Ltons off" in his daily workouts at . t Nellie Stethem. Sunday evening aftN spending land and Mr Ray Sword of Mr . and Mrs Okey Roush and Not re Dame to be ranked lD t? VICtory over t~e Pack~rs :tl the Boston Arena. [ Mr . and Mrs. Tom Hayman a week hunting in Hardy Coun· Wierton , W. Va' are spending Ethel F'ry .,..ere busmess VISit·' the. top 1.0. nsks tts .unbeaten Green Bay Sun ay an t _e But Clay says he wants someand Mrs . Guy Hayman were ' Ly a few day s wJth the1r mother. ors in Galli polis Thursda y. I ret ord agal st 1 tenac_,ous Teno Bears. upset the Colts at Cho- body to "taper off" on ... and afflSOD e ,viSiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bar-, Word was redeived here by Mrs. Rose sword . She will nessee. team . and Fi?r1da meeto cago, 1t Will throw the western 1s wdlmg to offer former champ t v· t 0 f . d d t h return home with them for the Mr and Mrs Albert Boston. r.~org1a m Jacksonv11le in t)the' 1 . race into a reaJ dog fight. Floyd Patterson $1000-a-round onM, mcedn ~ .. · F d L k. drlenthsfaMn reAdadit~ve-sV 0 Mt e ,...1·nter months Mr . and Mr Wayn f' Hart Sr.,, key Southern contests C1 p k F ed ' r. an mrs. re ar ms , ea o rs e ar~an c- " , ___ _ _ =-·=.,.;;::, o ts, ac ers avor as a tapering off sparring partwere VIsiting Mrs. Gertrude Dade of Parkersburg fonnerly ~1 rs Kllpatnck and daughte.r Mr. and _Mrs Chai Ps Sown, The oddsrnakers, however, ner. F k 0 k H'll f ...1 of Columbus and Mrs Anna Luvena Ramey. Ethel Fry . Mr . 1 · ' 0 ~art. t · · l ·th Balti " · ran ' a · · Car· and Mrs. Denms R ous h, .~ rs.J are s rmgmg a ong Wl . I have lned to reach PatNorm(lln WPber has return~d I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tho· Cross callffi on Mr James more Bay. They hke terson for an answer to my of-t Recent visitors of Nellie Clay h . 1 · h Coland bGreen · th orne 1rom a hun 1mg 1r1p o mas an d ,. l"rrs Margaret Th om- ter .Monday . . Hazel fn end and d<: ughter. . June 0 t e ts Y 1 po~nts over e fer ,"_Ciay told newsmen after 1were Mr. and Mrs Harley Par- ' Colorado. as attended ihe funeral of Mr . Jonah Canter of Barber- 1Ann , Mrs. Barbara .Lt>w1s and : Bears and have ~~stalled _the ~arrmg four rounds 1'hursdar lker, Mrs. Amy Chase, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Curt Cawthorne ! Mr. Curtis Leslie of Ashland. ton. Ohio, called on his Sister. chlldren. all w~ re shopping m Packers as ~~ght·pomt_favorltes with Cody Jones and Dave Bal-IDena Frye, all of Athens, and and daughter . Beckley, W. Va. IKy ., Sunday . Mrs Leslie wa s ~ Mrs . Orpha James Sa turday . ; Pt. Pleasil nt Fnday . ove~ the _Lions desp~~Green ley. . I Mrs. Margaret Douglas, local. were vrsiting Mr. and Mrs John the former Garnet Thomas. 1 Mr. and Mrs Fred Shields , Mr and Mrs Okey Housh and Bay s medw~re 4-4 reco . Ch~llenger Ltsto~ hasl ~r . and Mrs. Don Gibson and Groce. :vir . and Mrs. Dale Hoffman . ~ and Mr. and Mrs. Oak Grimm Billy Weigand attended thereIn Sundays other games, . the prom•sed that Cley will have children spent the week end at Mrs. Clyde T.awr~nC'e has re- Elva Canter and Rose Sword ' were busme ss v1s1tors in Galh- viva! at the Mt Alto Baptist Browns are fa~cxred by e1~hl his work cut out for him . " He's the homes of the.ir parents, Mr. I turned home irom the Cleve- were shopping in Pt Pl ~as<~nl polls Wednesday. church Sunday ·evenmg Rev ove~ the Washmgton .Redskms in for a surprise," Listo~ said and Mrs. M_lll'l Dougla~ . and l<1nd Clmi<' Monday. · Mrs. ~argaret Thomas . and Bud Hatfield 18 the e v a ~ge ll st.. at Cleveland. the_Cardmalc; are followmg a ":orkou_t sess10n at Mrs . Lana G1?son. ~r. Gibson Sandra Carter 1 ~ a paUent at <.leorge Blessing of Akron . 0. !rene Wmebrener wrre m Pt. Homeo/&he seven over the_Pittsburgh Steel- t~e plush Wh1te Cliffs Hotel In has be_en_appomted City Health Gallipolis Clinic. I called on Mr. and Mrs Okey Pleasa nt Thursday , Mrs. Jasper Eden was re· ers at St. LoUis, the ~ams a:e h1storJC Plymouth. CommiSSIOner of Portsmouth. Mr. and :\1rs. Russell Wyn~ Roush Monday. Mrs. Garnet Baxter and dau· leased [rom P! Pasant Vall ey hos. l'abulo111 seven over the Philadelphia Liston, wh_o was st~ipped of .Morton Butcher, son of Mr . koop, Columbus and Edith Sis- l The operator of the Paul Mc- lghter. Mrs Lucllle Fowler went ipital Wednesday art er spending E~gles at Los Angeles, the the heavyweight title m ~ebru- and .Mrs. Ch~le~ Butcher, has son, Pomeroy were visiting Mr. ,Coy Old Town farm had Lhe lby bus to Columbus and then 1severc: l days there. , GJants are three over the ary when he was TKO d by rece1ved his dtscharge after and \1rs. Hank Holler. misfortune of losing sever<:~! by T\\'A lht>y will go to Okla· / M 1 W . d. t· t 1 Dallas Cow~oys at N~w York. Clay m a Miami Beach bout, serving four ye:.Jrs in the Air Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates end 1head of cattle due to founder-' hom a City, Oklahoma to visit in ;ls~.as~~t ~~~~; ~o: ~:/e~t l and the Vtkm~s are eight _over told a news conference Thurs- Force. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swan 1ing from a newly picked field another daughterr, Ger<:~ldine and 1this wntin Y ·P , the s_an Francisco Forty-Nmers day he had some new strotegy Mr. and l\1.rs . Eugene Atkins ! attended the MeUwdis-t Confer ~ of corn. family . g ' at Mmnes_ota. . spent a recent week end in ~ce at Jackson. The Rev. Teets of Middleport ! Mr. Aaron Fowler of Pt Pleas- Mr. Okey Roush and Curtis · The Lwns·P~ckers mee~ng Columbus as the guest of her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins ' was guest speaker at the Gen. I ant called on Mr. and Mrs . Oak · Young repa1red the 011 furnace 1 could develop onto a defensthtve I sister, Miss Ruby Diehl. were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har. era! Assembly of the Body of 1 Grimm Wedne,day evening. at the Board Baptist Church.' show. ~reen Bay leads ~ M~. and Mrs. Roy Love of lis Frank. Chnst Tue-sday evening. 1 Mr. Harry Flowers ~s enjoy. league In _total defense and d~ Florida and Mn . Vada Cald- Audrey Smith was visiting Ed- The revival closed at the ing hls 13 week vacatton from Mrs. Leolla Young called on , ~ense agamst passmg: Detroit well of Athens were callers at ith Osborn, Keno. CUJding Star church Sunday ev-1the Vanadium Plant at Graham Myrtle R~ush Fnday. ' IS tops m defense agamst rushthe home of Mr and Mrs Roy B L k' Reed . "· Stat·•on • 1 The .dLad1es ot theh Board . . . h hi ess ar ms, sv1 11e was 1ey, afteJ' spendlng a four \1dy . Jd bBap k 0 mg. In thw f~rst clas t s OSitlODS Ellis. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mr . and Mrs. Edgar Mash and The Fred Brinkers made 16% it1St AI are to . , a a • i Order ly ,.,_ year' the Packer edged DeMr. and Mrs. David Cum- M k f .1 3 nd u... H0 Th gallons of apple butter Tuesday . t sale at Harry Mlll~r s store m 1 _ -~-- ________ _ . . e.u s. ami Y ~~.~~~s. Y omas I New Haven Nov 5 They will N 11 1 B k tb ll A 1 U John Tannehill 12 of Mid mmgs and cbtldren spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs Henry Hensley or Pt. Pleasant Route attended Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart , . t ' • · 1· And Ttko '&m Homt a oUna.tedaPs ree \nterssocu·on• aoln dleport has bee~ in~ited t~ day ~ith Mr. and Mrs. James were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Star revival Saturday night. have been rnakmg good old apwprecdla e your ~aedes . h th II BY m WY 2·5432 ss na , F Gibson G H I na· b Rid R w· c. . b . hi h d 'd or was recelv ere z. I Eastern Division compete in a Columbus Table . . eorge ens y, mow ge. oss. meuerner lS a.vmg s l ome o:a e Cl er. Mrs. Mabel Martin of Mason W L Pel Tennis Courts club tournament Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Borgan Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, well dnlled deeper. It IS form- Mr . Charles Ball and Harol 1 0 nd b k b ' · 0 · 1 oofl Sunday Nov 15 to designate and ehlldren, Columbus, spent Belpre, were visiting Mr. and e.rly a hand dug well. Brownie Cunningham have ~en remod- e::.:_.--a:::__::.:ro:::.e...::e:._ r _: a :_m r ~ :--_ · ~~'-' ' ==========' 8 Boston · membe~s of · the club's Interthe week end at the homo of Mrs. Jim Carter. Beegle of Riley is the driller. eiing the home of Ins Ball. 5 2 714 CmcijmaU the his mother, Mrs. Nellie Bor· Oscar Babcock was calling Linda Winebrenner was ac- Mrs. Paul~ne Taylor, Linnie 3 4 '429 cities Team that tours PhilBdelpbia on Paul Chevalier who has been companied home from Hunting- Wolfe, Mane Ball and Ora 2 ~ ·2ll6 midwest on weekends during gan . New . Yor~ Dbision · wintet" months. Sunday dinner guest of ~. ill. lon by her aunt, Laura Stan- ' Hart attended the elect.Jon ortiWestern W L P 1 The club with facilities at and Mrs.. Lyle Hysell was hiS Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates ily, after spending a four day "'" school at Pt. Pleasant on St. Louis Tuesday evening last week. 5 ' 3 · ~ 2629 Clevel~nd Ave. ha on its mother, Mrs. Eva Hysell, Pam- were visiting Cora Swan. Keno. week end there . : roils eighl of the ' o 'current eroy R. D. VIolet Smith The Guiding Star Ladies Aid Mrs ..Eleanor Smithson and 1 5 3 625 ~~~ti~no~~es division Ohio champions in ug.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Sayre rtheld tlle1r weekly meetmg m ~Is~ N~na J~ne~ were vaca· 5 5 ·500 ITA sanctioned table tennis cently spent an everung at the Mrs. Dale Whaley, all of Ath- the church basement Thursday. t10nmg m LouiSVIlle, Ky., Mon· Detroit 2 8 ·200 rankings home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester ens, Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson A sack lunch was enjoyed at day through Thursday. 1 6 .1 43 San Francisco Among. them are John Spen- Henderson . and rhil~ren , Portsmouth, Mrs. n~n. and the day was spent in Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Los A!::::~~ N:~~rk 96 cer Ohio men's single cham· Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eggleston Gary G1bson and son. Brad, quollmg Present wero Velma and Myrtle Hoffman were in pio~ an IBM Inc. :esearch and grandchild, Charleston, W. Mr. and Mrs. Sam DamrGn. and Audrey Hoffman, Mabel Pt. Pl<!asant Monday for a (Qnly game scheduled) mathematician ~ A~ Evans, 1 Va . spent a day visiting her sl!- Mr. and Mrs .. ~urtis Ward and ];rene Winebrener, Flavia Chest X-ray. Ohio women's singles cham- ter,. Mrs. Charles Butcher and and son, John, Chlihco~he, spent pion and runner-up in national fa~ily and her mother, Mrs. the week end here wlth her women's doubles; Fred Henry, Aflte French. ~arents, Mr. and Mrs . Roy El15 Boys under 16 division cham. Sunday guesls of Mro. Lana lis. Wh1le here, Mrs. Ward and pi~n. 13 nd fourth ranked na- Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. John son called on Mrs. Johnny tionally in sigles; Abe Gu- Gibson and chlldren, Mr._~_d Grounds and ba~y_._ _ __ ) dleman, Ohio Seniors (over 40) I ON champion, and TannehiU, Ohio Midget champion (boys under 14). In practice sessions last week· Be sure and go eiMI .TaMehfll defeated Bong FOR THE BIG to Logan Fri· Lee, Columbus CPA, firth rankdaY night and The sort glow of candlelight , •• GAME ed in Ohio, in four of five LAUNDRYeheertho games and lost two of three enbances any boliday setting. DRY CLEANING Panthera to FRIDAY NIGHT games with Spencer, 16-21, 21Now you can get 12-inch handWY 2-5428 POMEROY victory 18, and 23-25. dipped candies free at your Good Get That Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's. Woth every purchase of 7 gaDona .. J of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline, you'll get one f2-inch tapered red candle. These tandles are smolceFor men, boys and la· less, dripless, and they won't fade, dies. Sizes 6 in boys' to You want to get several for • XXL in men's, ladies' holiday display throughout your MODEL C 166 from size 10. You get a home. Drive in at your Good lot of warmth without Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer'l weight. where you see the .. FREB CANDLE" sign. 50 98 to = " Letart, New York Clothing House H·& RFIRESTONE STORE I'Ot!'EROY; OHIO MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ASHLAND OIL 8t REFINING COMPM(! �.... . ... . . . . .. -~·-·~· ) . ~- .-. -· .... .. .l h ' L . D D • b d ~·...•• .1 eac er""8- onges ay bUJld·rescrz e · · ~lly E. Schaaf. a teacher ~ 'l\Utland Htgh school who w·o;~s with S""""lal f'duca tion e~as.ses, too, writes her "" of '~est day " ~ Dt !JALLY E. SCHAAF l.VIt!. 6 30 Time. a m29· Thursday .. "9..... r• ~m ~MIi~ftR; ·,.,.Oc.,t"o'•ilf-r_.·---, lauw to: \. . _ SAVE 20% ON YOUR ·· HOME , ~ jangling of the telephone awaken«J me, and I sleepily made my wav, into the livlng roum and picked up the re-celver. A soft voit:c said , ·• Miss Schaaf. Andy and Clles were la st killed in a "ar ~ rt"'(k night '' -·~· . ...... ..... . ... . " Mrs. Roush ' Mrs. Mohr' 85 D' l'h ··- -- ... - .. ___ -. ... ...... _._ . . . . -------- ...... IS. ~ It-DillY senttllt'l, Pbmeroy-Mf:!leport,.~ l!•· t, •?M_ - noBII MXIIDI!llft' * ~~~r~ca, ,MJIIalll *'· .~'». . t d s [ 1 f7d~~:S:Ts lnv~!':a ...,.m:J-'""·Clt~le• ...... tn Dean, Pt. PtPl<uant PI ; Mrs. t M ppo10 e 3 one car mishap resul""" Roy property damage of $275 occur- Woomer, - euanci. "· Mason Recorder ring on State Rt. 2 Dt&r With!tl Clyde~.,.r ftoard lfllfto..-\- uahRedlor, d A ay falls agmn It'S UrS 2 mg al Jhe same time. jusJ sat Andy, who was an acJive and stared into space, too numb rhurch and Y.ilO on\~· this ~u.m· PT PLEASANT - Mrs. Ma:·y I and too rhoked up rv rn to rnf'r did much of the pamtmg ·Mohr. 00 lJ ICIWM:lJ" F'om... •• • former Oalllpolt'.,• F'<>r • ' StaUon !Ome"llll! late W-'---, MH. 0 ...... · lalk and repal r work at Lhe parson· rv re~ldtnt , died Thur~da\ ht MASON - Mt!! . Ch 1 tt day night (I' early TltW"sdly man, Pt. Pleasant ; Ohlrtes . age R · the JNJnton . Ohio. r;('n('ral Rou~h Mal!lon was appointed ar 0 e mornlng. This sn uatwn was f' ven more hos Jll tal Rfter ,;ufferl ng a stroke · · A car o•ned by Val'li• , trut ih thp Senior taug ht Andy. who would have been last Frtday. recorder of the Mason Town W h Rt J Huntington crtilh- Visit fht , by Miss Ma ry Chapmun and 17 yPers old Novf'mbl'r 16 and Shf' wa!! bnrtt In Oalll flnll s. Counci l coui1cll at Its meeta t•nce b)' 1 Thu5 began the longes t day Mr~ Harold Sauer who I'M"Vt'r wou l get to march October 5. Hl79 Rnd wa s the wid- ~~ °" Monds y tovenln~ 81 City Forrest w. Nibert. The drt¥et I ha ve known. Many of these seniors had across tht> slagr ut rommence - ow or John A Mohr who prf'. R · of the nhtcle ia not knowh The voice had been that of gone th rough grade and high ml:'nt. r:t>ded her In deat h rn 1934 !She She aucceedt~t Harry Schw&b l al this time. The vehicle wal POl A Ann Sprouse telling me of the school w1lh Andy. I thought Am1v whu was one of the best wcrs a m<:mber of the Sou th , v.ho res1gned because ot em· 1unattended when offleers atrlV• tragic new ~_ thai her broth: r . uf how Mi ss Chapman must feel liked ~~n r or~ h~· both fi:'ICUlt y Pomt, Ohi o, Baptist Church. ployment out·of- town which hln- ed and was lowed in to a loc'l PREI SHOI IHIN. Andy. a semor at Rutland H1gh for she had taugh t Andy tn 1 nd. 1 d 1 nd who would Su rvl vln~ are ot1e son , F.arl dered htm from attendlna meet· garage . From Our New Eleetrie Schon\, and a friend , Giles Coy . 1more clas~ than any ~>ther ~ot st: ~l :::ke~ba ll prm:tlce on C. Mohr, Pt. Pleasant , three ings on time and eartylng Oh Ple•tltlt Valley fltiJtltll Shoe Sblur. a 1964 graduate of Rutland teacher and she oftrn had! old d daughters, Mrs. p;ctward Nlekrl . the other dulles associ ated With ADMI'M'ED - Henry DoerHigh. had dted m an automo· me that Andy Wtl!\ om• of her· Mon ay Sou th Poml. Ohm. with whom the JOb. I fer , Middlepm-t r Mrs. 'tracy b1le wreck Wed nesday niaht favor ite studen ts. Andr. who really t-njoyf'd life, she res1ded ; Mrs. Lee 0 . Blain . Slmpklns, Pt. Pleaaant1 Mrs. MIOD~IPORT, o , It was like a dream. a ba d Bv ll ft ernoon the St'hool wa s and ~ho will chOJrm nu more ' Ga llipolis Ferry a11d Mr.!!. Em· The coUhcll voted to buy a JJo~h~n:.,!B!,!;rzyaa::n~t~Pi:;a:;tr~io~t;;.·I:M~ra~.~C~h~at.::.a,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. drt!~ m IJou always thmk it sti li subdued but now with pPople with h1s eng aging sm1l e : nuel Meadows. Lesa11e . 15 , ne w earbM~J tuck f~~rK~~~ • can't happen to you - the ler- rrd ey~ . No longer crytng . the , And}. who was one of the grondchlldren, 24 great-grand- Gobles, f II 1 d epurt. 1 r1ble things you read about m 3ludent s wented to remlnl scP. most enthusia stic member5 of 1c hi ldren and 2 great-great grand urday ~f thl.s week, garb~gew:: the newspapers happen only to tiJbout the- boys and to recall In- the Yearbook Si nH . and who chlldr ~n. be aga m p1 ckf'd up eac · stra ngers in farawa y places cldent s they had shared How· : wll l not see the fm ished. publl· r Funeral service will be Sun- nesday. That You read accounts of tragedif's, ' ever. there was no heart for 1c<~tiun for which he had work- de y 2·30 p.ltl . at the Mohr..StevDelu1quent water bill!! wete feel sorry for a moment , hten the foot ball game which was to ed so hard . ens Funeral Home Wllh I h e discussed and the cout1cll a· turn the pAge, until Jt ha ppens be pl ayed that ni ght nor for !IH' All of these thoughts. 3 n d Rev. Charl es Jaynes OJflt'IStltlg gref'd tha t these bills mu!lt be 1 to yuu Halloween carnival which was many mor . kept pass ing through Bunal wil l be m th e Z i on paid at once or water sel'vice Phra s1•s such as " In the to ha ve been Sat urday mghl. my mmd as !he school day fin· chu1·ch cemetery. Friends may will be dtscnnt inued .. 111 buttona are NPiaeed OD rout IIDbllered shlrtl ot 1 Wt mid st of life, we are in ~eath '' so both events were pos tpon· ally ca me to an end . White· 1 cal! at the Schneider funeral w II laundt) ... kE'pl coming into my mmd as . ed . face d and red ·~o"yed . evcryone home hr ChPsapeake Friday , M <~ yor Dayton Raynes and I though t of these two young ' And the dily dragged on . gratefull y slarted for home, ex-, evemng and after JO am . Sat· Mrs. Charlotte Roush attended bo.vs so full of enthus1asms and During my free period. I hau sted <md spent b)' the hap- 1urday at the Mohr-Stevens F'u- a public servtee commi!i!!'l:lon the spir it of youth . yt'sterd8y . found rny sc.lf dehri ng back in pemngs of th<~l long. long day neral Home tn Point Pl easant meeting In Charleston and at I Now gonP forever . tha t llme were notiflt!d t_hat . 1to the past 1 had known both Jf v. e, thc•r teachers and fel- 1unti l the hour or .'lerVit'e The " bad dream ·· had reach· of these boys ever smce [ start· low studen ts. cou ld f~ l that thPre could not be more than I ed the high school and upon :ed teaching at Ru lland e1ght way , n 13 mconceivable to . i~ - · Oeun~y Is H~ltl one conuecton un any water 1my arrival I saw small groups years ago . Giles t knew a ht- 1agine the agonies thf"Jr fam1h es C d meter, tha t 8 separate n1e!er IS r of ~ tudent s and teachers sLand· tle better than Andy. ror r had had gone through. To the par· , To ,ran Jury needed. A fee of $5 Will be j ing m the halls while other stu- I him seven ye ars. enl.s uf And y and Giles on be- l PT. PLEASANT - Bryan charged when the water JS turn· 1 den ts just sat in . darkened GJ!es, who got away with half of thf' facult y and stud.~n~s Denney . Leon, ~ha rged with ' ed vff £or an} lengthoftlmt1classrooms, no talkmll\ . com more than ;mv ot her student I of Hut land l~i gh. 1 say, \\e aut o la ir env , v. as he~d to Ire AIt wa tE'r and ~E'WE>r ta ps ate 1 pl~·te sdence. except I 'll' lhl,' r>ver had , [or I couldn 't get ar c so sewn·. <tnd we offer you , gra nd Jury when arratgned be. t50. The ~· hole ramlb h sute to ~o und or occasiOna l sobbin g mad a \ hlm 8 vrry hme I our smccrf'. sy mpathy We will fore J ustice of Peace A. M Boet launct11ng htcllilles at ~n joy our deiJt'lctU.!i tt1t-al• Every one st·emed to ha ve would star t to Jerture lum , I l:>t' think i n~ of you in the days ( ;oodwrn He wa ~ cOmmill erf Mason Levy wens discussed and and protnpt cOurteous service ' queo;tlontng e~'l'S as tl to sa y spJed that devi liSh !winkle in that lu: Rheo d to t!w count ~· fa d in l1eu of , the C'OUHCII wus lnfori11t!d that I 1··wh y " '' and in the mrnd s of tus f' yes. and 1 couldn 't go on For we also will m1 ss th!'m !" $1500 bond the P'ederal government proji:!Ct Iall wa s thf' fee ling. of unreali ty f: il es. whu the ~ery first day _____ Others appearing befnre will be stsrletl at Gallipolis the THE MA.11N unbE'JJ ef: the fee lmg lha t th1 s 1 fa ced ht m back in 1957 slyly ''l 'h l l . I 1M' ' Goodw in on vari nus ehR r;rl's m· fir st of April and tht! facJ!ltles Ivou\dn 't hl.ve happened, that told m!' his name wR s GJles t' ' 11 ~ 1111 N ~~~ 1 elude Chc.r les Randall Smith. to lal.lnch bofl ls at Mason wilt 1thi s \\ou ldn'l happt•n. . · Ode I •· Hunk~· Dan " Coy. ( :.tF;t i~ now (~ lUHH•U Pt. Pl euant . $10 and costs. run- be started at a laler dote. The 1 No one could bring h1msell Gil es, who upun the Ji rst vt~· t'T PI.F.:ASANT - :r~~: . t< ISI nmg a stop sign; Lest er Scott ' plo11s c1dl ror a plcrllc area. ---- - --·--=--=Jo acccr pt the stark real it y of il of the super visor ot my cla ss lo r ' 'Tiw Ungmdrd M1 ss a , Cornck, Pt Pleasant. S5 and trai!er parktng atea and paved 1 tragedy lllqUt red. " What hu si n!:ss diJ~f; thrPP act l'om'edy sponsor('d by costs. stop sign \'10\atJOn : Har· road leading to thl:' area. Th e be ll rang fo r elasses lo_ he have to. come m ht're and th e .Junior Class nf PL Pl ~ a f;- ry J. Erelwlne, Point Pleasant, Present were MByor Dayton begtn and a s rl?n1 parnde ol wa tch yutl. we like you ;J nd ant Hig h Sdwol , ha 'i bPen hel d to grand Jury on fdleged 1 Raynes , Woodrow F'oretnan, ; 1 people who . seemed in det>p tha t's all tt 1at matters ' chosen . . , forgery r:ha.rge; Robert L. Bos- l: 2orge Curson. Donald Cook , shock made 1\ s way down the (;ties. who Ju st befor e com- The Je;~dmg role . as lhe un- ley. Parkersburg, $9.50. speed· Charles YeagPr and Mrs Char· long r nrndors As l approach mencement. tilted hiS cap o\'er gwded m1ss" IS pl ayt>d by ing; James R. Walsh, Hunting. I lotte Rou sh ed my room. I f~ lt that 1 111 ~ eye a.nd then Jau l;!herl when Cher yl Monroe . Her parent .c; £1 ~r ton 1 and Vickie Hheel er, Pt. --·' , couldn 't go inlo thi s place, thi s I slraightened it as he knew l pJ!ay('(j by Kerry Jarrell and Sa· , Pleasant, were ea ch flned $10 sa mf' room whPre I h:1d ta ughl w~uld. rt1 l1 Dunn and Bun.y, 1he lilli e probation offi cer. I and costs on speedmg charges, 1 G-1le s for lour yea rs un1i l hP Giles who on ly last Ma y SJste J. by Conni e Woomer . Plan.'! t~ re be1ng made fur an Leftoy Thompsoh, St. Alb!ihs, gr ad ua ted last spnng and whet e walked' so pr{Jud ly across the Th e leiJdlng male role ol evenl~g perfo;rmance for the $20 and costs. ~u~ti11g WithOUt , 1 on ly yesterday An?y wa~ sH- stage to get his diplom a, burst· ' \' eorge M~.tthew.~, the boy who .P:.U,;;b;;;!Jc"'"o'"n"'WiiiieOiidiliniiiies.,·d..•y;..,_N_ov..._2~5.._a_w..:,:rl;.:tt~_h_:p.;,er.;,m_l_"_IOII:..._.__ _ 1 tmg in my Amert ~an htsto~y mg wJth pride because he wa s I lik es the rrtlss . and hot rods, 1. class in the seat d1rect ly In the first in hi s family to gradu- is played by Ketth Crotty . t oni Daughterly plays Molly 1 fr ont of my desk How could • atf' from high schol. I J E>nl er that room, k_nowmg that , Giles, who orten told ~e Warren, a friend or Buzzy 's <Jnd II would nev er a~mn see th~t : about the things he was gomg her parents are portrayed by grm on Andy s In do for hi s parents. and who Bill Tat1 erson and Susan Darst. 1funny little I f;](' r . for he was my best lt sten· now never v,. ould grt the Don w1gg1ns plays the part ! er. flnd nrver fai led to get the chance . of an exchange studeht from 1pomt ol my att empls a! subtl e Andy , who Wfi S suc h <~ hand· Portugal and Norah McN{'ill humor ? mem!xor of thr Met hodist acts the part of the exchnnge I F'tnr. !ly reminding myself th?l some boy with his spatkling sluden t fro~ Italy there W"'re olher sludent s m eyes and al ert fact', and who 1 Wanda W1\son serves as the every other dass m the clsssP~ \;lta;:;;e~ppeliiji'-P;It.io;ioPiiteliiuii•i..nillt.••._ b~ 1 1 1 eda~r~sh o~ I SHO! lOX THI SHOE lOX 1 INSURANCE I DID YOU KNOW Get eom,lett eo"rtra11t- tlllortd to milt yeur ntedt - with o~r modern homto111ner ptcltae. 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"'- 1'1...... ,... fdaJ, Junlor Cbolr Pl'ill!li!e. <lan:b. Arlilr ~. Blllolellt• Bo,l1ol • • . . ~ llltiJJio Jl • • ~ - ........ uo~~r• " ~ ... a. m, Anlold Rlebardo, Supt sbip aervloo lD:JD a. iii.: Sl Great llettdt !lev. t. 0'~ ilp.. ~ ·~ Chtll l of Litter 1).1' Slllllt&, m llomine Wonhlp, 10130 a. m. J~. sunu, itlloot 11 ._ iLl PlllD!'; ~~-!!!: ~ ~Ji~u~~~ mUt!S !tom ltat!lnl Ill! lilJelll,. Worsbl1 1 a m · 1 liL __ _ , fl..~p l• Poftlahd Floa6. Stu!day SJ!IIOOJ lllllll'l!lt If God, MI. Moi'!Mit - . llllll Sunday Sdlool; 7 p. "'- S:.- lft4cn!fM ¢1'NL • 9,30 a. m., Worship 10,30 a. lev . Ira M. 'l'lllbl, J>UIOr. Sun. Chord tl Cllwlno .......,.. eali!t .etvlet, 'flttlrotiay, Ytllllllll lilt' IIIII ~ _ -· m,, 8Widi1" e•ei1lll8 .et'VIIlt ao day School g , ~ a. m.; Worship Jerry Masters, t>MiorJ Swoday P- m. .....,_, ~ Jlteb, minister; $IIIIo . 7:00 p. m.1 Wod ., wvnhip ..,._ oorvice 11 a. m. &nd H5 p. tio.. SChool ' '" a. m. Clwrdl 10,30 . , .... ~ ~ll'<k, t:~ • - m.; MOI'IIIlll •.1'ior.hip. ! Ice at 1'31' p. m. Polstttt, 'M!IIft> Prayer moe" ·K '.30 p. m Tues- "- m.; Chrloli&D -vor, 1:311 Dt. Lester I. Riiilill. putOt, 101:111 L m.; YGIJI!I J'iiJGWIIip ~ as E. Diddle. All evening serv· day . Young People, 7; 30 p, m. P. m. Evenmg Service, 1:30 p. MOI'IIIDI WOfllllp ltrf1et IIJil. 1:.1$ P• Ill. ; lll¥8ftlbt 11'4fltolp1 ; ices begin at 7,30 p. m. hiday, m. Oaao Wlllf"'*-, iiUpl. 10 I . 7:111 P- m. Prayer ierflet, W... : I III- Sunday cllaot; YF W~ llfldly, 1:110 ,. Ill, : 11 llloo Obarelo ot Cllrlsl. Pom.. Bfllll<lff llllll'tb or Clhl'lo~ by~:'n~:! ~~ow':: ~Moore, ~ loi!M!• ell_..~ ~ rov . Harrisnnvwe !toad Eu. II :. Imbo<ten, l!ll!tlt ; Homer Ruppel\ jlllltor: ll'iirshljj It!!> Inc ~ Mblilla tlJ The l!ia!Otlalillle >lew 1/1 Iiiii : getle Undet-. tnimster. Bl· P'orres~ 8Upt. ; ~lblf l!clwoi vice , ' 1 . m.· 'sunday School ·7':10 p til Sotea Clouuolllll- CGIItrasted With tile pfl'fectlbJ~ ; ble lll!llo!ll 9·110 •- m. J Mltl't11HM 9,30 I . m. : Mdl'nihR Wotshlp, 10 •· m . Pray' er meetln• 7 a1 · •• q·....;. } • ___ _. •11 Ill lnJII In Clifilt ftlll ; 1on ea.,. ....... r 1' ~wuun<..,.. the theme ot ~ 5cienct : h. 10 ·30 · E 1 10·30 Ill • ..... t•• w•• h · ·• •· · wors tp , a. m.. ven "I . a. ., '"'"" "• u• S le, p m Wednesday \Vsts br 9I Wedn sd f cb '"'-· • ay 0 ea worship 1:30 p. m.J lioberl Reed 1 p. m. Wellfte!lloy, 7 p. m.l · · · ct111rches th1J s~~~May. , .. ,._ ' Bible qchool Su;t Bible Study_ moo lb. j<!<!t is "Ahtll Mild Falloft ' Federatel CIIIIJ'eh. l'tllil1.1'01, Mblentllle Mftltllllltl ohM Min." GoWen Tut, ''Ao ill ~ VB Cb~~rcb, Lewl F· 'l•, Sail- l"ftedom Gospel Mlostoa, Ba- ~·- W. II. Perrm, pastor; Dr. Lester L. ROwJb. putlit: Adam all die, eteb so Ito etlftil : There ia joy in giv ing- t o God. Tha t i~ freedom'J-4 ul timate disc overy. A 11 d day School U4la. m.: Worshtp !han Httvenville Road ' E. J . CArl Kautz, Suptt Sloodoy Victor Brown, Churcll SC!IIool shill all be made aliu." (I : 8< 'ces Sunday, 7,30 p. m. Griffith pestor· Roger Wi ~ School, 9115 a, m. ; Wonoblp Supmnlenden~ 10 a. m. O!ftc> COr. 15,221. the hundreds of thou sandR of churche~ whi ch 'WI tl a\' e hu ilt a nd ~upported bear testimony to t he fact. CliUtcb ol <be Naweue, l'om- ford, S~pl; ~ay School IU hour 10 ' 30 •· m. ial Boattl meeU111 l!l!cb quattet .::•terencoo . froln "8ctenee . eroy Rev. Clyde Hetldtrson, a. m.; E'lqelllll• Service, 7. unless otllerwise called. Holy a Healt~ With Key to ~ ; But wbeti th~re are notion" Wh<l des pise Ood . . . who tear dow n ch urches 0 rayer meeting, 7,30 pastor ; Sunday SChool 9,30 a. '00 P• m: Firs& Boptbl Cllutell, MlldleConununion each qll8tter as ..,. Scriptum by M.~ty BIHP •: ; • •- Dr forbid their •uppart, how shall we leach I hi.< Chtlstlan joy t o the hoys m.: Morning Worohlp 10,30 a. r. m. Tuesday. port, Ret. Dotlald Boone, oa• llounced. dy 11111 lilcludt: Mortal! lllllti and trlrls who will be our nUtio n~totn o tT ow '! tn., NYPS 6,45 p. m. l!!venlng tor: l!lulday 8ctloal 9:1! I . til., Syroeuse Cba"'b t1 lilt N- grnttall! !lodward, tloftr lfo Xaren and P a ul are pla cing S unday Sc hoo l "em·elopes" at t he foo t of the services 7,JO p. m_ Prayer South llethel 1!:1111 Cliun:Jo, Fred Hottman, Supt.; 10;10 1 · teoe, William c. 'tborpe, paa..,, fectlons tiid alms 11'011 iP!fllo lhildrsn'• altar. meeting, ;,30 p. tn. Thursday. Rev. t>ugene E. l!!tnerson, pas- m. 1\'orsblp Sl!rrloo: BYP 8 P- Sllnday iirhooJ 9:30 a. m.; Mom ual, - they must neot tilt Of eourse, wl1a t Karen and Paul and Ute fr rl as!' ma tNl can gi ve wi ll hardly tor. sunday wiii'Slllp 7, 30 p, Ill. m,; Evenlllg WOI'!hlp, UO p. In& - t p 10.30 1_ Ill. broador lntet-pretatlobl If Jle. . Fr.,. MtlltOIIIsl llltttc~. L•• alld 9,30 d. m alterflately, Sun- m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m, Prayu 9yrtlease E.U.B. Cburd, P..1 mg, and 111n ...,e ~toper , ,., fot an &ltat·. But our world of tomorrow cann ot he built on Kremlin ec£J.o aomiea. ol C!UI_ flev . R. l!J.. ~ene Gill, day School 10!1!0 1_ Ill. and meeting; 1:30 P-Ill. We<i , c - A. llellert, Puter. senlit! ol the lliltbl!l, - 1ft tit< Pastor • Sunda•:1 School g .,•o 1 g• 3•u a. m aIt erna tel y Norman : orar tlee. 9 30 , m sunaa"J School• D•n d<r that sm,, and illbli&llljl mll)' u.:: be A mirhty generati on mu~f. leRrn to wm· .. hip in JH'fl,\'e t· an d faith a nd JJacrim.; Ph tl WI•e. •upt . M"rnln~ Rahr , supt Bible 'tud; and I Quosenberry_ Supl. ; lO 30 a. m I pui off. tp. 2611). /fU. There Is Joy In gi vi ng 1o God! worship 10 ·30 a . m.: You I b raycr servtee ltd by paslor ~lddi!JMtrt First Urtllf!d P~• Morning WorstJJp serviCE. tn Our children leftrn th is chiefl y f rom ou r ex[lm p!e nnd encom agf' ment. Service! 7 p. 111 ' l!:vangeltstlc 30 p. m. Thursday. ' llyterlan Church, Re• . Ho"ard and 3r<l Sundays OJ the monlh; I actn~ serv1ce 7·30 ?- m. Mid . Week Rilpp~lt, pastor· Sunda' SchOOl 7 80 p. m. E::venm8 E:viml(elts.. Tl·-1· C HURCH rrOJOt AL.L • ALL ,..ON TH II; CHUfiiiCH prayer servlc•. 7' 30 p. m. Wed Lourldge EIJ8 CIJurcb, !lev. 9·• a.111. Mrt Rodtley sauet, tic Servtce, 2nd and 4th Sun· , ~. f1" . lorly ood 1u~1 lho ct:.~r<h.. 'I'My I EUgene Emerson, p&l!ltat, Suosupt .· IU ·OO a. m. Warship: ! :46 day ol month BETHAN\' I .~ .-· ~ r:- ' ~ .,... (I J Fbrhfi Gom_..b 121f'tw Rys~ll Run Free Methodist. da}' SchOOl, 10 a. lli .1 ftussell ~ ~- ~- YF : Wed. 8:311 Junior 9:80 s. m. Mornina Worship : h " c ho ~' I.U,. (l l ForlheMb ul h<t evmno~nkr ond lillian_ 1 ~ 1 R~Jber E. 8mut.. St., pastor; Archer, Supt. Sunday Worsht ,:t Chdlt : 7 p. m. Senlttr Choir. 10 30 a m Sur.day sc ttooJ, BlV _ _ _ _.,__ _ _ _._. l'~~t llll •h of dlt C!turdl IIWJ j w~ich n-1. lllo _...,,..1 ond ...,.tmai Sunday School !J:SO a m., Wor· 1.1 a m iif~le Stud_y ·8nd Pta the Theiss, Supt. ; 6 30 ?· m Mrs. J B. L&ngeworth ou t,ip~Jrt_ rll~ "' ...... rinard! "!fl> ley Haley, "upt.: Mormng wor- ,e.. ser\'i.ce led b!' Millard C~ Frl(lt \\-ill Bapti!Jt CbarcH, y 011th f'eii0¥1'~>hlp CARMEL _ very ill at the hom ! of lorrlr ohd - " Y"" r Bibr. doily ship 10 ·30 a. m. Youth Service, 7 ~ 30 P m W~rfesday ' ! A.utland. Pastar , ftev P 11 U I 9·!0 a. tn sunday ~l:!hool Way 1 daughter , Mrs Estlter 6.45 p m.; Evangelistic mes-- , · · · · raylor ; Sun<tay SchooJ, 10 a. m. ne Roush, S1.1pl : 10 :10 a m Mrmhers or h~r fam ily sage, 7·30 p. m.; Prayer meet- ! k , I Guy . Priddy Supt. ; Pl'f'achmg MorniMg Wor~hip. 2nd and 4th been at her beds ide. S~1•nrl;~ mg, Thursr1y 7:30 p. m. 1 ock ~prJhgs Mefh~~st - l sf!rvlce~ ~: SOp. m.; Prayer ser· 8unda y of the "'lonth ; a p. m the weE>k end were Mr. Ct1estf"r Lemle~, p.a stot .. Wor~ vices, 1 -~O p. rn . Wednesday. Evening Evan~eflstlr St'rv~ee. \I t! . Ert1t-st Longro;wotlh PettU!cMtal AssembiYr Route shlp service 9 30 a. m ' Sunrst And ~rd Sundalf ot mont h Mr. a_nd Mts . P'rank 124, Rev. 0 aul E. Jones, pastor day School, lO·I S a . m.: MYF I Portlln!l Methodist Cbur~h. Syra<'uae Mission Rev Ear 1 ;wortH J With the hOJH! it will, lh some nwusure, tustl!t alit! netp oUt· Sunday School 10 a. rn.: Wor· 6 ~{I p. ttl . Pr~yer _and Bible : Arthur Sutt, pastor . Sunday CUster . pastor SP;VJ•·es · every Ttie ltf!ttha M. Sayre Mit,. shtp services 7.30 p. m. Sun- St dy, Wednesday, 7 30 P m. 1School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m. , Har- Wednesday and F'rlday evenrnl!l ' sionary Society of the Bap~ ttiln that which is sofld in f,m;ly 11hd community life, this fea1 day, Wednesday and Friday. 1 • • 1old G. Roush, Supt ., Kenneth at 7 :m p m Church will meet at the ture 1poruored II y IIIf! b rtt1ness f IritiS ltn d url(llnl2fltl0ns Racme Me~borhst Cbureb, McLeod, Ass 't. Supt. Services MI. UJ.ion F.W.B. Church _ ' churc h Tuesday . Nov . 19. at tt1ho1e ntttlll!l oppeot bto/ow. S d "·h 1 7·'0 m The ~ th c· 1 Br.dbury Cbureb Of' Cbritlr H. L McDameJ, pastOJ. Sun- eve..v Suhday evening M · a·lbie day Sch oo 1 9:90 a. m.: p re.ach'J • . ;J p. Fr'day aftem""n l!lS er 1rce Art arcum, mmlsterj Sun kay .x.· oo 9·45E a · .m·• Earl will meel N Sch 1 d M rnJ w h. 1 10 30 MYF 6 I tar ev. supl. ; venm11 wor. , r ....... . o. o ng "'' 1p, ng ' a. m.; P m.; Eot•I'J!rite EUB Cllttteb, Re•. h' 7. b c .., c vember 13 al the home of Mr1., I oo an 0:30 A. m.; Chtlstlatt Endf!!alf• Prayer und Bible Study, 7.30 p. Menzel Smith pastor worship sL lp. · 30 yp. m. PY ~ 1 ox. Verne \\latter on ·nn 6 p E ·n w h' 1m Wednt- d ' t."rnsn : oung oope s meet . :. m.; vem 8 ors tp , · ! !ty. laervict 9:30 a. m.. Sunday ing. and Bible study, 7::ro p. m.: Mr. George L.vnn Bee81e, son tor, 1 P·. m. 10·30 Kmgdom nan Of Jehovah's I Anttqnlly Oaptfst ChUtr!l sun. School, I ty h'p 8•30 a. m. . Youth Bo 8 FeJ. ltd WPdnt'Sday·' Choir pradtre at of Capt. and b Mra. Harold d Bee!{· 1 Member rttJ 440 Lin~oln St. Middleport Witn~~es · l=tubUc tneetihg Sun- day ~hool at tO a. m. Prayer ,~11s F 11· •. hP: ID-6•. 30 Y rna . 7 30 p m. T~ursday . een promo!€ t_o ~~ 1 1:. ha s WY 2.2550 WY 2 2644 OreenhoUsft WY 2·S402 ' 1r1eetmg lllun.;dd)' 7·ao o m v r8 e ows tp, · P•• Tbt Sal\ltltJoa Army Envoy , Sl9tant manager of the •msurW day a p. m. · atchtower study · · · E\1' g 8er ·c 7·30 p m 2nd . .• • 1 '"-~--·-· 4 m • irbl t d Tu d Flrtt Baptist Chatc.b, Pomeenm VI e · · ·• Ray S. Wmmt~. officer m charNe anc~ company branch offrce _m 1 9 e u Y I!S BY~ roy - Rev. Charles Norris. and 4th Sundays: Youtb CbOlr. Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet· ColumbUs. He Jive& at Logie 1 i'· ·: p. m.. Service .n_u~eting, 7 p. Sunday School 9:30 till 10·20 6:30 P· 111. ~~ttnesda;. Prayer ina1 10·30 a m Sundau School Ot1io. and wa~ an otr~r fti~NID· rn. Thursday: MmtStry school · · M · Wed sd e. •• • · " · • • • -~ ~ 7·30 · 8 , Tl. Thursda . · Worshtp set¥lce\ 10:30 11 . m.; eetmg, p. m. ne ay . Sun~ay 7 p. m. Vouna People's gUe st of h1s s1s ter here ftifg. Established In 1904 ' ~kl Solneono Tt> Church tltl• Week" :;.oviD8 Pllgr!, Rolin IP Nuroery and Jumor church for llfllh :llotblldlsl Clibrth, Mlft- Le11on, UO p. m. Salvauon day. West Columbia 1 W Va. WY 2-3284 Middleport 0 Laos' w Oh' ) R eaci H• rhildreh . dleport , M. .E. OOW8on, pa!ltot; ml!eting: Thursday 1 1 to 3 La· I Satn Cul'lis 1 who WorKs ft.l' Ph. Mason SP 3-5593 IC;,.,, u,ac) Letorl F•U• Unlled lltelbfen Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School dieo Home I.ea!lle; 7 , . m. Prep l lhe ManursctutiKC en. . ' -· a. m.. Rober I Grate, Supt Wor- Church, liev. Jsi!Jes Morrison' Supt. ; Chutch School, t:SO a. cia"'"'' 7 30. p. m. Bible study, at PI Pleasani. w. V•;· I~ ~I" hip servloo at 10,3· a.m.- 1'1~ Sunday School !:30 T m.; Wor9blp Service, 10,30 a. p1'11yet meetm1. Other servtces 1New Orlean! on file Jlup. U.S. · ' ' N a. m., om m · Methodist Youth Fello.,. by announceltienL S. Send~. ,. 4 0 9 b ;" • supt.; • .supt Her- Mif,, 7 p. m.; OffkJal Board The CbUren ot the Nazar.-ne. Ouf!sts or Sam Curtf111 g bt1d1e- Dart - Dodge TrUcks Week Prayer ~lld· Pr~ise 'W@d· ~.iD ~ou~ .. rz:=~~~= f!~~~~~: nu:!~Ung, 1st SUhday of month, Chester. Ray E Warne, pastl1r and dau~~:hter. Sue l1rme, wl!te Middl"'ort, Ohio 'llddl•port Inesda 7 30 ' · · · ., , 7::JO p.m. WSCS , Znd Mohda,.- Sund~y SL:hool !t 30 a m.; Morn· I her cousm, Whom ~ht hJtd .. -Yr · p.m. I Worsh~ at 7.30 fi. 8m.1 Pray- of month, 7:30 p. m ; El.f!anor in~ Worship 11 a. m; NYJ:iS nut seen for !J y~an, Mr. and ·- I M:iddleport ClU1rc• of the Naz- et tt1 ting Thurs., p. m. Circle, 2nd Thursday of month 6·45 p. m.. ~venin11 Service. , Mr s. Forest Bobo or Ennis, Tex. .. II rene~ Rev. Clyde J . Bartlett. Tftl! llnltf!d Ml'thddiAt cl:lurch, 7:30 p. m.; Class 11, 3rd Wed- 7·30 p. m.: Midweek Praver ser- Al~o visiting was her mother, \ sJJ.nday School 9:30a.m.; Morn- Potnl!roy - Rev . Meltln AI- nesdsy of mottth, 8 p. m.: Aft· vke. 7·:10 p m WMnesday \Irs. G~ot.t" Da¥i8' Coluffr ll'ell Main St. Pomeroy ing Worship 10:30 a. m.; NVPS kirP , pastor. Chul'rh School al ernoun Circle, ~th ThUrsday of Gtace Et~iscc:lpal Coin 1Operated Laundl'y & Dry CleanlnJ Clturcb, bus VII's. CUrti!! ahd Sue Ahfif IU~tott the Chuteh of Your Choloo Young People, 8:45 p. tn.; Evan· 9.15 a tr1. 1 Leo Cr~tt, Supt. month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practice Pdmeroy, 'fhe Rev . Richard R ' ar companik! h~t to Colufnbutl :107 W Mam Pomeroy geUstie mefl!tin& 7:30 p. m.; Leo Vaughan, Ass( Supt. bi-1 Wednesday, 7 p. m. Martin. Rector. Sunday - Mor 1 for th~ wef!kentl . Prayer meet' 18• Wed r 7!30 p.m. vine Wotshlp 10::10 a. m . SE!t- St. JbHn'• C•t•oUe 81ilsl•n: nihg Prayer and sermon, 10 .3(1 1 Mr and Mrs. Dale Johnson Naomi Rapllsl Church, su,.. mon : " What ls l'rolestant- near Guysvill• (I)Uieb Ridgt!i: a.m Cot!ee hour following . Iand daughter of Columbus speNt d ay School 9,3n a. m., l'lor· ism?" M011day, 2 p. m. Vaugh- !lev. George R. Shipman, pu- Cheater Chrch ol God, Rev. a we.kend "'lth Mr. and ~s. ship 11 a. m., Prayer service, lers ot ltuth Class me.tln~. lot, SUtldajP Mass 10,30 o. m., Gilbert Spencer, oaslor Sunday ICurl is Johnson. Blkets of Good Bre-ad ~ Builders and Buflding Supplle1 I p, m. l'ledioesday. Tu~sday, Utl p. m., WSCS; Holy Day ol Obligation 9,30 1. SChool 9·31J a m. Morning wor. , Mts. 'lta1tle Clrrle end Mh. Huntington, W. Va. Cheste-t·, Ohio Ph, D8Jl.2005 Carpenter Baptist Chutch: Wednesday. g-15 s m , Pray- tn.: Confession, ~~ bout Mfore stllp 11 a. rh Pra.ver Meeting, Ray Bf~h speht lut Tut!l~ sandsy Sl:!hool 9·30 R. m; Morn- er Group meets at chutrh. Mas s. 7·30 p. m Thursday Vounq l' with Mrs. Hanson Holter -at tne Worthip 10:15 a m. Thursday, us p. 111, Cholt Lot1r Lady ol Lote!to Mission Peopl~'s Servico Frldav, 7'39 For.sJ R"n Ratlad First 81pt1s1 Cbarcb Re-hf!ar~al. The <labdw-lll truck Long Bottom, Rev . Georgf! R. tJ. rn 1 Mrs. Jame~ Spencer of l}J· sunda)' Sctwol9:30 a. m. Preach- .-111 rome to thfl cornrnunlty on Shiptnatt, administrator Sunday Sutton Mf'thodisl Church, Ar- •cine h:ural Rot1t~ apent i~ In~ Sunday 2,30 p, m. Muttday, Nov. 16. For bulk iJ- Maso 8'308. m., •st.; Holy Daye lhl/1' SUit, pa.Jor. Sunrl•ydlon day wllh Mrs. Mettle ClrChelter, Ohio llarrleOIIvlllo Preobylerlon, f111s lo be picked up ftom the 01 Obligation, 7 P- m. Scllool 10 a. m., Clint Orr. IC ie. Wbeei Balancina-Auto Glas!-Brakt Senlce R Ph, WY 2-3515 Poffloroy ••- John DaviOJ, pastor' Wor- home please call WY 2-3890. Rotlan<l c~nrob 01 God lin- Supt.; Sunday Worsh1p. 11 am Mrs. Hatty Wlllohir• l'tWI'bo ' . -- . . . Is hlp '""'ice 9:80 a. m.; Sunday Allted M•lhodist Clibrch _ John Smallwood, pastor' Sunda1 Miton Clly Church of ChtlsJ, ed home Sunday. from Cinciit. School 10'30 a. m. Rev. l'eorl Ca!to, pastor: Sun- School 10 a. m.; EvanRelistic Miller Streel , R. Kenneth Roy, I nail afler '""ndm( tho fl{il Tbe Pentecostal Church, Mid- day School al 9:30 a. m., Char- lll!l'l'b 7 p_ m.: YUUrl!t Peafjle Envangelisl; Sunday Bible week with her 'llll·in-Iew and I illeport, South 3rd Ave.: Sunday les Taylor, Supt. Worsltip Serv- l!Jndeavet 7 p. m. WedtoeMIIlY: Study 10 a. m., Morning Wor· [<leughler, ~rr: ahd 1\ttt. l'lof' SchiHII lOa. m.: 9Unday evettlilg ice aJ J0:l5 a. 111. with LliJyd Jirayer me•tint 7 p, m. BaWl< ship, 1ft:45 a . m. Ev~mng Wor- , mah Hoover and fatnil)'. :'Two Location• ror Your Convenience Pomeroyj Ohio t!VSh~eUstie tel'l'lt:e, 7:30 p. m. IJillinger, lay leader. I!:VJ!ngOI- day. ship UO p. m.; B1ble Siudy. Mr. and Mrs. Carol ~a:/fi WYUIIBtl Syracuse WY 2-3988 . . 1\'eillll!old~; Bible Study 7,30 P- Istic service• SUhday evl!l!lhg, Cbeoter Metbndltl Chllttll UO p. m. Wednesday. spool ot>et hlght ~at!ll'tla~ wltli .. lit; Saturd;: Hight Pray~r and Wednesday @v@nlft«, 1\lld-Week Pearl A. Casto, P~stOr; wur- .Ratl..,d Church of Chr101. rolallve• entoute from .Jilof'ld» \'{ 1 B. lll'!hl~ 7- .tl p, 111. l'astot, Re9. prayer servlt!fs and JltYF regu- •I . sertlce at 9 a. lit., Slll1day Bible School f ,30; Cornmumon l returning to !heir hom~ at 1'1!~ L. Barrett. tar meeting at us. Stliool at 10 a. m.; WSCS a•t i0'30 a. m., > H Braley .. burgh , Pa Sunday afternoon: .: PAINTs ahd HARDWARES IIMIIillli Cltlltcb ol lhe !llzar'tllursday of month · Board Supt. saura Canaday, pianist; I Mr end Mrs. Lee Jackson ol en " :>unday School g,ao a. m. ; Ruuan~ MelbHiol Cllare• meeting 3rd ll'el~He!da, of thl! Bible Study, UO, Delbert Ro· ' ChHlicdthe. spehJ S!IUfday til&l 130 E. 50<0nd Pomeroy Mothing Warship 10:f5 a. m. Carl HerrliiJ, pastor; Mormng month. WY 2·1440 Ph. W1 11-3278 mine, leader. .Sunday w1th her mtther. Mrs. Rae Ino . - S\oariielistl• tef\olol 7•4S ? . m. lforship 10:30 •· m.: Church Pmttel'tiy rhurcb of tb• flia>- 1Byhll Miles, who occompallled MidWeek Jltly@l' St!tv!Oe, 7:45 p, Sl!lmol 9:30 a. tn, ·WSCS fttst MI. Herllle• United BrOibrelt arone, Sunday School, 9'illl a. them bock to •JN'nd tbo winm . Wednesday. 'l'uesday lllltl illl6 Thur!daY of In Christ, Ref. Jlllllfs Morrl• m.: Morning li'orshlp 10,45 1. ' Jer with them . ': Colamblr Chapel: Worsbtp1er- elcb niontht P'lttlil)l NigHt list son, plstur; Sunday School, m. Evening Worship , 7 p m; , Mr. and Mrs. Brian &ihlpsorl f ~llliilt .I!'Urnltura ot Lower ~rice• Middleport, Ohio tee Uth SUnday 9:15 o. m.: Sunday eYt!llllig ur elltli - l b f:3o e m., ·-eacbmc 10,30 •- Prayer meeting, 7 p. m Wed. ahd I..is.o ol WO<Jd•fiold sperit Middleport !lwia., 9tll1181 10 •- m., Yduth at 8:!0 P- ill. I Pt-a~t!t Meetitli, Ill. Alternatll Pi'flclll"l and Rev. Clyde ' H•nderson. pas· several day• wUlt Mr. *•d Phobe WY !·8481 H. Sett~nd Ave, i!OniJillliiB P• 111: Jllltt!lllhl War- 7:30 ln. Wl!dtM!iidiy_ Ohris~an Endeavor, 7,30 p. m. tor. Mrs. Chester Simpson. !iii~~ 7 ~- 1ft, t!a~h StJt1d1y. Ed Ualt<d d th 8UhditJ. Mid-W@I!k Prayer ser-IF==--=====;o-.-..-.;;;;;-.;;,._lllj 111 ~ll!H Wedne!dlly, Ho p. m. llltttf llliwflh dl t Hr It 1 en re ren & ill &le !lt!l\081 U: flo a. 111. Jiri!IU!h- <iloriol Cbar.b' Rev. Elden II. Rtitltdd MIHIIIII : 0111<8 N~ lilj IO!INl 1_ 1!1., hrll and lliJid Hllke, pastor;. Sun~•v School, llulh, miSidOnlty pasll!t'; SUh• $ · lJ ' §undayl, rill fleti8H~IJG! ''li"LOW1!R9 FOR ALL OCCA&IO!IS" tf ": ~.; Wuoruo UoiolDger, IUpl. day !k!lkitll. 9!!d •. m.; W6rsHI~ c .... Sycamore" St<ond St. - Pometoy ·r@ti!i-I~Uani Cilllflbti tlltjlt4!ll, . , litfttlurv Chrt~uan Endaav~r, us p. '11. 10,30 a. m.; llteaclllilg, t:sb p. Rrv. JOSEPH KltALY. PASTOR .n , l'olllorot Cor Suttfrnut It W. Math IUiid. ' ·t118ijl lkiHIIDI D !80 1 m. Mrs. l.yda Cheval!tr. presldont, til.; lll'ayer service, 7:30 p, m. .. ... . .. ,_ Rlljlli (jjjrl IIU~t _ "riatlh· clisseo f01 elL Song aervJcolo, 't'htll'lda Sunda~·. !Vovtombto~ 8 ' ·• r-_ • lng 8 p, m. Prt1chin1 8·30 p. O:t.j ..._ y • ...1 •-. Twenty-Fourth Sunda1 IH!t Trintt; Servlces, 7:30p.m., '-OCII eo.. Mid k Jiray r no ........ r-lafnll Eup Cllareh: ·- ~ - -· l.oyiJI,lll; Proyer meeting, Toes- p· m ~ed...; mgL ,;_. Rev. EUJieno E. J!lmehoa. pa• i8•Uietlh lldn<t So;;ng oil'hei\lifii diI' ~:*! p ill. 818 • - to" SundiJ' Worship 9,30 a. m. Building Su~plles & Millwork t' ,; M•~• ¥ · , __ ___; "A ,.:. Mlb wHole illt..,ebter•d It torr.. ~-\fi'M" 11 1 Bakers of Holsum Bread !Jo~fallt 1111 Atltlllltll, l'on> e ' "'"· ~ 0 "n1•r. ilbd 7:341 p, m. alternately. Sunc!l · :lfAl.l. Genettl Contracting Phon• WY MO?B eroy, Children'o Home HiU, MIIIBibl ~t jl!IJ8 CIIIIM, day School 9:10 a, ttl and 10 20 ~'/Ws~};.S sJ'~lcE . . .. ·. . . . · . · . .' '.'.'.'.'.' e M a p e e W e " F '% r Miilllll'ty bel~~. 8 il b b H b Rell. Meh!lll Slltttll. o•~IO" HI l. m. IJWUIJttly. Rblw1 Ytnoo sermijn 'l'ci~Jo, "STIR IVHA'I' YOtl 11J.ft" -:j • • FV ' ' Pt'tlbiS !lt:!itioJ ll p, 1\'ill'ibl> !~1'·'1!1! a. bl. &mdlly .lli:!!ODI. Ftt!d yard, Supt., Blblt 8tudy and Mond.,, Uo, ~.111. . . . Sunday Sckcldl Ti!ll!heti Me81111t ; !!IS ~. dl. Salili'Bdy flrilytr Slnlllt, oliPI:t .sirl !lhollfr, Ass·t, Prayl!r Stl'l'lce ted by pa!tar. Wednesroy!·'" 0 • · · · • . . · · · · . •.• • .. •• lliiMHlllf IIIII ~ meeting. Thursday, 1:30 p. M~rl!t•• Wfil'ibi• 10;41 I . 1ft,, 7!341 p, m. Tu-y. 1'1! d ll 'liiJ /?·"'· , .. .. ..... .. .. ,.. , Choir Rebeii:MI M~ Moriah 'Japttso Cbnrtll, l'toy!!l'...lnHtlil{l ~· m. THur.. F1rsl aa..._. lliiU'I!II, lliEIIIe uro "'' c~lttt\i"/i:;, Oonioi-t!nie'id'.tini .. A. A. Meeflor "Your ll:tepoake Store" L6C.d Oii:ioN Mia Ravennrood, W_ Va. at F..ortb tibd Main St. diy: Ret. c. L. O'CcltiMF, pOik!r l~tor to be out <rf town) · 312 E. Main Streit """t!ttit ' Gorlllr ' Mladleptiri_ It~, !\iyie B_.. Lttlleral lihlll'l!lft '" ~~ Pili a.•••ay S<i"""J f:ill 1: IIi . ~ltn Soturdot, ., a.in. . . . . . . . .. . . ' Senior Catecftliil! Clau ""'"' '""' 1 : 0 l .m. . . . . . . . . .. Julllor CaWhlllD Cia•• ' minister. Sunda7 S.:hool t:illl Slint!l; Scl1HI '!lla. 11.1 Will' ClotUa, lllf~Jj 1••41 L IlL MllriO l..---------ooAII~:;.;~;;;;:;~~;;J:- · .JLI 11M!: 54 Potltllt v•snt! e, .., 0461 I - -.. l• 11111 won~~~p, .,. ,. "'- an • ..,... aod J - rollelrlbli>1 I P-GL Atlbur .. lllo llven~~Ja om'l<l: 1:51 p. IlL ~ f !. L dl; W-oy, J'rlt• nwll..; SiPt-. a.m..~ Sentinel Church News SWISHER SIIICIALI ~:~: $100 -~ ,OREMAN & ABBOTt 60 Olds Super 88 •••• 11495 1961 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom Sta. Wagon 606 E. M•in St. • '1495 1962 Pontiac • 'toJtJpest 4 Door !ledan. AbloltJotlc Balli lnd htol·, ::onvf'rtible. V-8 autDm&tle trantttlltiJGn, Pb*t!t brakes.' JOwer steerlnc, radill, hUter, whitt tide•alt Uret Ucel- · lent condition, A real buy, Standard trans , One loc•l otmer. 8JrH. S111 .. $1695 • Com·. Cpt' ··ga·• Full Power. Hydramatic. Sharp Pontiac • 1 Door liard Tojl Sktlart - VI - ltandord ll'an•. l!lafit 1nd btlter. SPECIALS·· CHECK THESE ONLY AT .. _ R11n~ • ll'lfil, "'i70'' VS 4 dr. Low milf'ai:t' Very t.'lean tnside and out. 63 Ford hPater. Loy miluae. VALUE·IIA TED Station Wa gon . 6 cyl. .~!d . shtlt . Show s f.lOOd care. 60FordV8 4 Door Sedan.II.Utbmltte ttan1 . Powl'r lleerina. radio ind OUR METROPOLITAN MOTORS --- 61 Falcon 1962 Chrysler .. - $219.5 WHERE IS THE BEST 8UYS IN ••• j WY 2-2769 Thfrd Ah. USED CAR thnt room. I entered TPars ~n~e~v~er~w~ojujjldi.jwijajjlkj.djjoji"~'n..;thjjeji;i Jujjd~g~ei"i"i.dVilirllikileiiSileielieiaisiililhe 1 werP in the eyes nf practically ev ery one. including mine. a!' I managed to assign a lesson and 1 lhf' n add..,d that thry didn 't ha\'e to do Jl lf they didn 't reel like it As a reslllt. most o( us did l done in VALLEY LUMBER & SU~PLY CO. 'u '· TRADI NOW POR A GOOD rDil!? ~ntiJJ!1. PCI!Jiey:!.!f:tpl;lj C..,~..'~! •!!•.~ '' I �• 11-Dall:r Sentin~t. Pomeroy· Middleport. 0 ., Nov --- . WANT AD INFORMAnON _ .....,....... . For hnt . CA.HCSLLAJ'lOHII COIUtD""'nOloll ~ allll'«< ud) ~J.oe lo.. II. .......... __ ............. -- .. ... ......... ...... ... •bJoNtoe•• ow ' &a.~ ,..... IDJ lidt ~ will ltO'I . . rwpoulh!. tw ~ -.-. ,... .....u...,- ..... ~ .,_.. , . .,... ...,. •e .c~e petd ... 1\lUU - •no • ..cJdiU~ ortlCI t~UUU •• Motor Co. QUALITY 1962 Volksw1gen 2-Door _ __ $1499 Deluze vinyl trim, a:ood tire1, heater, IJ'MD finilh 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon _ $1099 lT'I 10 ILUY ro PL&'a. • rent in Middleport. Ground floor. 3 rooms ana bath. 39U ~re Mrs. How2nd Main St., Ce('ll, 1:100 W. ard Pomt"roy _ f'h . WY 2-5262. 10 22 tfc ,, , In Memory --IN MEMORY of our dear son, · ,.U.I. . . .. ..._ __ _ _ _ _ ·.'. . -- ~· ' ·· : '-· ~- I ." ' ,...oJ 11.11 U1 lo4u•. r\uJ 6W vue, Pierro he had otber problema. )except mayb< George Romney, 1 One wu oven pointed oul by I looks more like • IOIIltor ., Murphy, who noted lood-Datur- gcmoor should than doeo Mur. , edly !hot luo alwayo played tbe phy . l I ' FURNI:-'IJED apartment f o r PHONE WY 2-2156 Z*""h _. By RICI. DU BROW for president, but he Lt 1011 of Ua:Jted Preu l.aterD.atlooal seeffil to be a most amiable HOLL YWOO!l (UPI) - lfellow. But unlike Pierre be ton 't want to appear Immodest, look.o fit enough to step in'w al)o but If Pierre Sa tinge'" had been other song-and-dance role. one of our readers he might Television did not do Pierre not have lost his senatorlel race any good. Watchera of old mov· with formt:r 10ng-an~ce iea on video could see Murphy ~an George Murphy in Califor·ln his pleasant portrayals, and Dl&. then note how he bad become The next time Pierre tellsa successful buslne.:;aman with· you he used to be In lle new• out taking on any BJ>preelable I paper business, ask him how he girth. possibly could have missed our On the other hand, you may . p1ece of July 21, which started remember that Pierre once reuut: fused to go on a 50--mile hike to "It Ls entirely pogslble thotshow he was as fit aa aU the television has severely llmitedother Democrats In office. To the chances or a fat man or IIi. many of WI Pierre at that skinny man" to be a future . ' . president of tbe United States. pomt became a non-partisan Now it's true that Pierre isn't hero or good sense. In fact, lf skinny and he wesr't runnig he had run for office several on the ch•bby side and he was hundred years ago, be might running ror high office - and have been ~lected king. But h~s he did depend on television a c~ances m a country _that Js I lot. diet-mad, Ullnk5 U1m and Consider, now, his opponent, wa tc hes t ehlevistaion were really 1 .. urphv~ · L'k · Murp hy n11 1rom e s rt. •t 1 e p 1erre, ~ .u:&IJI..t P&OU(Jt:INIJ .... ,.. U> ,n, 'T'e le VIS• lOll • R eVlle .I l Mill.. AnolG, preol· d..l el lbe Pomeroy Band - . s AAoelaUoo, luoo aouueod tbol !be IIJD ..Ueet. ed by band motbero from mereb81JII wat "lt.18 IUUl $316.11 by !be baDG members on tag day, llllking • tolal "' $IIGII.Il for tbo yeor. Tbe Atsoelolloa wllbel Ia lhonk oU who cootrlblltecl. APAR'I'MENT s rooms and both, newly redecorated. Call Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631. 10 23 tic t-ao " .. .. ll.llll .. • . D~ htu.rdu......&:lfl A. It- -.. \JtOO ao!lll -- • OP I~Mn: II 1t dan ••.l:i4.ft ti4 1)8J'I' U lfl.t:l fOJ .,., .... , mlD wltl'itr~ - ·- ..,_ > tMMI 4tn I @) Pomeroy ~ ill!t•:1 r FURNISHED 3 room house, • bath and basement. 3131> Con. : dor St., Pomeroy. 10 27 tle _ t t ... m.rtlau. OIICMUII mark Farm Bureau. FOR YOUR- every need ol Bulldozer and Back-Hoe wert. contact Emmet W. Shuler, 342 Page Street, Middi•port. WY 2·3243. Free estimates. 1 Farm ponds. private ponds, basement excavations, septic tank excavations. 11 z tie 2 SIGNS IIFI!t!P. f"rr Char.. " ..... l l Oeutl . . •nrtl t..., '1'tlr-. llllllt'D1ml If"' .,. """' J lii-!J.30tc I ROOM boost-. Han·n Heights, New HG\•e:n, West Va. Phone for11-Htc RATS, mice eliminated 118l-3MS. ever. "Get Star Prolin." Ebersbach Hardware, SugLARGE ROOM for use as stor... Run Mill, Picken's Hard· 88• or garage, W'l 2->293. ware, Mason. II 3 Uc 11 6 ltc &aWULA'1'1&.1Ma "'-"~ For Sale - .. DIIJ., ......... too tdlt - lusilleS$ Services SLUGGISH septle tank? Clogroorm . ged drains? Get Kleon-Em·AII !lliddleporl ~tople . batb, • Septic lank Cleaner HI l.aod· 6 31c II \\'\' !·2S:I6. AP.o\RTM'"~ '\T ~ . . . • . .. 0.., 8efwn I"'Ubac.tl......,. o.dl""' • • 4- - 8.1964 .- - - - - - - - - - • DAilY CROSSWORD ACROSS 10. "Jan. -",by l.Chlcap <llotnot BI"'Olt• 61 . Mllllda t • I . lndone.lu -· lol&nd clwna.- 2S. CoJel. I. Upon tlwl um: .,.... 3. it~: 2t . Con- •·c' &. r.u.ti'OUI ZT, M"eehed f&bMc ot a mat comb. fonn mammal 14."Much.- black About Nothlng" 17. Pieoe out 18. FIJI Jel'l:_..,-• ..._. 37. Hard, valuable hununlngblrd 7. .A.8p dial. Wood 30. Flower 38 . StaJrwa,y 8. Slmflar aa. MolJt t2. oanr 36. Chmele allk 44 . Dlat.lf\lnl 46. Grow o14 11. 81cWan r.taMo, coe.l 29 · Yes : e.Topu 16. ltaliuJ. liver OF MY MAN SNUFFY. ELVINEY _ __,...--;.::.....~;E;;:;,r 21 . Peru.t U&van lt. Ho~- I'M RIGHT PIIOUP 20. Vex 1. Packtn&, 10. Wl<kod 11. A dull flntah , aa UJ. J:x. Uon DOWN t . At one 13. Color oecrot &bbr. 10. Gatbel'lld in rowa, u 31, ReWna H. Lelia ~l.ty rood lnotorlal Zii.M-.ure po.t 47, wm. --~· 'i""Tt"",r..::;;;; ot length Jft. Bwedisb I CAN SEE BY TH E IC'f lo:t-' It J 'IQ...J R E.YE. CHIEF T~AT til •' LIFE ISN'T ' "'OR'T H $' CXJCDO 10 THE FQPCE.!! ootn ... !; .. r,~:"' J;:;K;::s-;~- ,-:C:-:1>.:"'>/"::':T:"'C:"'><-E-A'-,--,r .-. i'.-~-1<-~--:r.-.-C-H-I_ EF_?.,. ' iOJ.'! ,T s Mf_RELl' ~.:~O~D· :rRTAt~. Ll r.w LIFE PLATED.'! l'O.J C..A r--.1 ·S Y•ORTH At.~EA'SlY rlA.-'E 1-:- FO R $100. S.IOO TO ! -I E 28. Once more JS.- boat 12. MolatlU'e If. Ventur~~ 16.To qar 19. tt:xtot f() , Goblln fl. Tellurtum: l)'ln, 02, Drlnldnf veuet u.~ MI. Skin tumon ... Brokoa tootb - II.Lorp Auotmlloa DAILY CBYPloQUOTI!:- Here'o how to ttr0rk Itt All:YDLBAAXB II LONOFI!LLQW lor ltttft-~Jy ltlada tor another. lJt tht. umple A Ll .... wl, X 101' tile two 0' trop-, tile lll,.u. .. • tc. 81n... loUon, - I' ••• llul OOd ~~~onaatkJD of the word• are all hmt... ....,. ' ..-L...-. .,. c!ltlerent. ar:.. . REWARD $50 lo anyone who can tell me where my 3 whitefaced heifm•s went. Tom Duf· ' AUCTION - Saturday, Novem~ fy, Syracuse , Ohio !ll-3t-6U: ber 14 , !UO p. m. The following personal property will be sold at the residence of Notice the late Mrs. Geo. W. Anderson at 463 Lincoln Street in SHOTGUN, rifle shoot, Sunday Middleport, Ohio. November 8th, 1 p. m. Hams One 5 pc. bedroom suite, one and bacon for prizes. On the 3 pc. maple bedroom suite, Bob Hill Farm. Will use one night stand, three 9xl2 No. 6 shot. Sponsored by the rugs (two are alike), some ' throw rugs, occasional chair, - - - - - - - - - Racine Fire Department. two upholstered chairs and Real Estate For Sale 11 6 3te other chairs, large medicine SHOOTING MATCH, Novem· cabinet, coffee table, stands, ber 8, at Amfl'ican Legion lamps, clock, two cabinet ra· farm, Beech Grove Rd ., Rut- dios, large Warm Morning )and, Ohio, at noon. High gas heater arxl several small powered rifles and 22s only . heaters, 9 pc. dining room No shotguns. Everyone is suite, kitchen table, Estate welcome. 11 6 2tc gas range, kitchen ca bjnet, utility cabinet, electric roastThe . Blaettnar Auto Co. will er, dishes, cooking utensils, close at 5 o'clock on Friday, RCA Whirlpool refrigerator, November 6 because of the Maytag Washer (wringer football game in Logan. We ' type), three wash tubs, glass suggest you do al3o. jars, some hand tools, step _,·BLAE'ITNAR'S ladder, wheelbarrow, 3 pc. .• ' 11 5 2te Walnut lumber 1:1,2,. x ll "xlO J ·l I ~ not be responsible for ft., wen seasoned, many oth· er items, an furniture is any debts made by ony other than myself. James R. Prid- very good. Irene A. Davis, Owner dy, Rutland, Ohio, Route 1. Terms : Cash 11 l 6tp Not responsible for accidents RAWLEIGH Products for sale. Bradford Auction Company 111-24-:IOte C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer Wy-2-$12. A. C. Bradford, Manager 11 6 6te Your bndmerk Service IFBBPII& y WJEH RADIO MONDAY TBRU FIIIDAY US 7,00 7:03 7:08 7:30 7:32 3 ROOMS •~ew Furniture ONLY Morning Star Society News Pli.OD $299 --lloto-.., c.nv....... ,.,... MASON MASON. W. VA. Balls BIDe 11:45 World Ntnn 11:55 Muoa CGuDiy Newt 1.2:00 Commwtl!J News 1.2:05 Loeal Nowa 1.2:10 Markell FREE ESTIMATES RIGHT FURNACI J.ck W. C•n•y Mar. WY 2-9932 erlho RIGHT BOILER AUTOMIIBILE IIIIUI'ance been canceJJed? t...ost your opera- anol HYDRONIC BASEBOARD Let Us Install Your Party i8 Enjoyed A Halloween cootunoe party was held bv the Westminster by 28 ft., excellent condition Auto Sales Youth Fello-;.,ship of !be First He IP Wanted. Priced lor quick sole at fiiiO United Preobyterian Chwdl WANTED: 20 ladie;-~t on;:-~. Phone WY 2•21!5li or '• e !955 FORD Country Sedan. in Middleport recenUy at tho Full or part.time. Christma!l Don Hubbard, Box 62, Syra· Good ol.; car, except tires. church. 11 2 &tc Also Ford 314 ton season - discount for own cuse, Ohio. pickup. Judging the costumes were needs. Box 660 C, The Daily SINGER Zig Zag equipped, Good tires and sturdy, in the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Sentinel, Pomt!roy , Ohio. buttonholes, monograms, etc. good shape. Curti s Johnson, Cheesebrew with prizes award· 1147tp Balance due 132.10. WY 2· Rt. I, Racine, Ohio. ed to Marta Hubbard, prettiest; 11 5 3tP Kathy Lacey, ugUest; Ronnie 2204. 11 S Stc NEED CASH' Sell famous 1954 BUICK ,entury. Ex -c~ll;Qt Hindy, most comical; and Knapp Aerotred Shoes. l'ull 1SPECIALS for Thursday l'ri- running condition. Priced Mary Walburn and Edith Ha1o-ll or. part Ume. High com- 1 day and Saturday at ' Hard· ri~ht. Hackett's Sohio serv· tonstall, most original. nuss1~s plus bonus. Com· en's Market, Syracuse. Pork ;.,._ If 22 lfe Games were pleyed wllh plete line for men and worn- chops with that low 1ow Mr. and Mrs. Everett Baehen.. Equipment furnished fre_e. pri~ first cut, center Tile Rambler ner in charge and prlzet were Wnte to Gordon Rae, Dts· cut, 59c, loin chops 69c, 3 doz. World 8-.nl o1 Compaol won by Kathy BailOJ and Frank trlct Salea Mgr., 3584 Darby- large white eggo, *1.29, 3 lbs. EleeU._ White, others Jll'eBeDt were lhJre Drive, Co1umbus, Oh1o. Kitchen Craft peanut butter, Bil ear room, ride IIIII ,... Roy Coleman, Seren Lewis, Jer.. Zip 43221. 11 S 3te $1.00, 5 lb. rmest Florida or- hlnnanee. SmaD ""' . . _ ry Davenport, Bill ud IIWtlprlbllltJ Lois Ann Sauer, MUll, I.CIOKING FOI IICURI anges, 49c, Creamery peanut See Raymond Hindy, BaeJ>. IOllf clusters, $5<! lb., Zippy Stride MmapoiHu MG&on ner oDd Jim Conkle. Also atdog food, 25 lb. for f2.45, 2 lb E. Mmlo 8lreel, PomerGJ tending were Mr, ad Mrl. wlen..,, 98c frozen peean eake .,. PltoM WY writ Paul Haptonllall, eounseloro, 49c, peanuts in the bull, 39e , ' t :a lie and lba Rav. Howard Al'DMit. lb. 11+3te 44c: ................. .. ...... .............. ... .. _ ~ 7• OlftYOII FLOOR COVERING A CLEANER WARMER HOME I , .. - ~ - ~· · ~ -- ~ ....... ~~~ .. -· .. ·' -,. . .. ' ' ... . • * .. . ... .. ••.• _. ,, .... oil OHIO VALLEY .PLUMBING &HEATING w• Ingels Furniture Mld••••rt .( , ' .•,,. PHONI NOW YOU CAN HAYI IEAUTIFUL NIW PLOORS AT !.OW COSn ArulltrOJII Jlaolelllll, SaDdraD, floor tile, you 1111111 It, IUPPil'·. the e~~verlng aDd install the complete Job at low a-t. ADd Easy Terma ar~ available. Call ul . _. . . . . . .. -"1 ·...... -· .. .......... . 41 •• _,... . .... ......... ... . .. · • ' .. ~· Edw•rct Beer, owner 212 I. Second ' .·' -- . ' . ·f' ... ,.. . . . . . - ........... _...,.._.. _........ . .. . .,._.. ~·~~-.. - ....,.~ -~"""":"":':""" ...~ · ··· --··· -' · -·· · -· ~~ -· .~ OD Be Still and Know NIWI Musical Clock News Headlines Mulleol Clock 8:0$ 'World Newo a, 10 Sporll Today 8:15 Wtalbtr I : 16 a(allcal Clock 8:15 Oom.rmiii!J NtQ 9: 00 Tallt o1 lite Totfn 9:55 Ma11011 c.ount,. Nen 10:00 PubUe Service 10:15 F8111lly WCII'IItlp Hour 10:30 Latcharrtq n,oo Ntnn Beat 11:05 Mantina Melodles -.pi t'rld.,, C2turdt FURNITURE CO. Halloween Costume .SliD · 7:45 Word 1UU1 TU!Imony 8:oo •.Oblo VallOJ News Wohavolho . I,._,_.. MONDAY TBJIO FIUDAY 1:110 lip llD -Nowt I:~ Sacred Boarl Hour STATION . I WMPO Radio Register for thl11 good second car each time you drive ln. No purchase necessary, just register. HOME OF UNtCO TIRES SUPER SERVICE . , .. . . .. ' II 8CWQJ:JFXD . -1 X811.11DIIIO ; FV ~~~-lllofF 1954 FORD •• K II A X X D y l -....--•----.. HOITI:R Station It Giving Away A ' ISQ ,.,~~-A lUX BY RIMIIlilLJ' IIIDJ BAD 1 J WOll'QA IIAQKIOl --- ELECTROLUX sweeper, has tor'o UC!DIO? Call WY :1-Me cord winder, attachments, palrnlc per bags, guaranteed. Bal· ance due $28 .00, WY 2·2204. Male Help Wanted 11 5 Sic FOR SALE-Middleport's taD· $3.00 or more J;;r - hou-;:--;;-n I - · - . est buUdlog, located 352 N Housetratler Second Street, Middleport permanent route work. I will 1962 ELCONA train you. Write B. Baugh. Two bedrooms. Emerson Pool. Prtced ror quick t18J.e . m. man, P. O. Box 126 , Grove er, Chester 985-2250. !J..I-6tc quire al Ohio Hotel. City, Ohio. 11 5 ltp 119, 5 Skyline House Trailer, 8 10 I~ tie ·~Quo- OPDlO ) ,• -!" 12: II 1.2: 20 1.2:i5 1.2:10 12:45 1:55 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:1~ Weatber BulleUD Board Nowo 0 Grams Olun!J AgeDI Coulll:y Go R9on4 NIIWII Beat . CounlfJ Go Round Newa Beat Midway Mallnet News Beat 4:110 4:30 1:00 1:06 S: lJ Dllclnc with Doss lntercltaoge Community News World News 8(101'11 Today 5:25 Weather 1:30 Dinner Musicale 1:45 SII!D Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Jtnow 7:1>'1 News 7: 08 M1111cal Clock 7:10 NoWI iltadlfnes 7:32 M1111cal Clock 1: 45 Word and Ttlllmllll7 1:00 Oblo Valley N.,a 1:111 World NIIWII 8:10 Sporta Today 1:11 Weatber 1:10 Pl. l'lew!rt B.S. Football 10:30 Song lc Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hoar 11:00 NJOWI, Arm)> Hour 11:30 PUblic Sen1eo 12:00 Newo llouDdup 1.2:20 Bulletin Board 12::15 News 0 Gramo 12:110 Salm'IIIJ Matinee 1:15 Ohio SWt Football 4:110 Dllcing wltb Doll UO Top TeD Revue t:OO Newl IW.tndup t:IJ Publla Serrice i :30 Dinner Muolcalo i:65 Sii!D Off &:411 Sign Ofl October SATURDAY 6:110 SlgD llD - Nows 6: or. Colllllry Millie 1:20 Melp Olunl)o RrD 6:$ Country JIDI6 :~ Paul Bowers - flll'ID 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 1:30 News 8:110 Pomeroy Bl FootbaU 6:33 lin. ~Jones ·lW 9:30 Middleport In FootbaD 11:00 Top Ten Show lDalrJ 8:55 - ... • t :ii7 Wealher Roport Valley) 7:01) Nows ll:lO Top Ten Show (Dullooa) 7:05 'ncy'a Chapel 12:110 Noon News 7:30 .News 12:l5 Mullcal ltltarlude T:S5 PlclleDI Hardware 12:30 Rn. MerliD Tllla !Tues • Thlll'l.) 1: 00 Bill llllller llbow 7:10 News R.port !OSU FoolbaU) 1:00 BID IOllor Show 6:45 SlgD Off Sepiambv 1:110 JobtiDI • -~paoli 1'111. 5:4ii Sip Off October 8ltow (l'rl,) SUNDAYI 1:1o Ror• Food Blllbt Show r,oo SI8D 011 - r,n• (Molt • Thun.) 7:35 SuDdaJ Sltrieau 1:45 BaUr FurDIIure Sbow 8:110 F'rmcb CI1J Jllopdll --He- 1:45 w (Wed. • l'rl .) Super !Wtot Show (Thun.) 1:110 Ntnn 1:~ CGifll With Jlllel 11:00 OnDd Ola op'I'J U:OI) ~ Aaoe. U:IJ _A.S.C. l'rctlrllll • FrL 8:00 N.,.. 8:33 Hour of DellnnDett t&ldor CllDe) 9:48 Conareomwt Abe1o 10:05 StmdaJ Chapel 10:33 Wultlngtoa Rapor1o tbe '>eople 11:00 Sllllllay Show U: \1 FamUy Wonlilp • Tbun. 12:110 N0011 News 11:15 MaaoD Co. ~. Bll.-'1'1111. 12:15 Christians Hour 11:33 &wop lltop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:41 tJIIy'l Cotmlt7 ll,)omna 1:110 Rav. Andrew Paroona 12:110 NOGD Report 1:30 Rev. Sllu Billlljll 12:11 Gas•lol"• Gue7t Slat'l'rl 2:110 SUDday Chapel 12:11 LtlrrJ Alldenoa .._ 1:33 ~- iiAiocot 'l'borDt f:OI) Jim .... .._ ! :110 S1tDdq Chapel "II Blae-. Aato 8bow 3:33 COIIII!rJ I!Jmntimerl · CTblll'l.) (Dill Hayman) f:30 Loeal NtWI 4,33 Sunday Sboweau l:oe Jllll Keel SlDw &:110 Baptist Layman'a Hour 1:00 llmml'a Marbl • NeWI 6:30 Slllldown Serenade 1:05 8uadon ........ 6:45 Sign ')If September e:e oa 1:45 Sign oo October llr HAROL.D GRAY �... -.... ...... . . . . ·- --··· . . _....._________ _.. . . _______ ___ . . _~ ~ -··-~ ... -·-~- .. -·-· -- - ··--- -- ·- • ·Autumn Themes in Unusual Flower 1L... • f Arrangements Highlight Meeting ~ettmg '~ Tnteresting and unusual now· I abst ract arrunge ment ul Slbt'rla : p I n er arrangements with th e fall Iris "eed pods and Japanese ~ ersona . • • ~I theme de-monstrat t'd by Mrs. I Lanterns a palm ~p<:~the !'On· t' John Kinra1d. highll!~htt"d the tamer . a ~vrnt"tnca l nH>ss ar ;. lu Middleport t 11 .. f 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport ,~O_:, Nov. 6, 1964 Ambassadors From Indio to Speak Nov. 20 thankwere offering taken. ,lA Plans made was for a Christl mal:i pa rty and $1 gift exchange, lntro•pection .u CltrUtiam 0//ered Th N be 8 w 0( Mr. and Mrs. P. Sad.hu Same ovem r meetmg al the home of Mrs. C. · eese uel, Baptist ambassadors from lthe WSCS of the Asbury Meth· the date to be announced . Mrs. Novem bt>r mt't'tmg of the Mid· I rangPment uslll6 C'urnhusk ms· Jndia, will speak on current odist church of Syracuse wa s1Eichmer and Mrs. Melvnl dleport Amatf'ur liardt-nt• r's 1es. beaC'h lt>aVI:'s and J()( h mad~ Mr ~nd Mrs Joe Turner vis· events In India at the Pomeroy hekl Wednesday evening at ! Grimm contributed to the birthClub held Wt>dnesdave ve mng by !\·I rs Ji:imt":. 'l'ttu.-, rur the llt"d al Fl<~lruek. W. Va. Thurs. First Baptist church, Sunday rlhe home of Mrs. Alice Cape- day fund . A T?anksgivi~g medi.. IL the home ol \Irs (;rtiC'f' ~wgrarn and a l!nt' ma~~ ar da) Wi th rtl<~live~. Nov. 20 at 10:20 a . m. I ha~ . Will ' t.Btion by Miss Marcla Karr Pratt . Mrs. Thtlffiti Pra ll was ran~enwnt ul cornnu ... k ma..;nul· I The Samuel's live in Nel.lore, 1•• rts . nedlam Eichioger, pres· closed the meet ing, afler which \1r~ l>t-11 Smith is lmpruving t Indio, near Madras, 1·n south \H':n , ope . the meeting wi_th refr eshments were served by t heThe asst<;ting hoste~~ !<IS. dnl:'d lanna lea~t:. tn a 1 verse ul tht' month was l bruwu Doltl~ L"unl~.1lllt'f' and a frulll lllJUfl<'~ ~uffered in a fa ll . India. Mr. Samuel holds a ..dev?tos, usJRg as her topiC, hte hos tess to nine m~mbers. 818 gi\len by Mrs Harn \1oor~ luu:• ar-rang t ltl!-'01 tea Jur1ng 111 Ihe tJuS ln t"SS llistm·t r~\.'t'nt· Mr. & 'irs. Garrett Christy of Grove City will Master or Arts degree !rom Ma· f r. ~, and Property of .a 1 who :-t'ad stvf'ral poPms in prnk arJ 1d 11, )..p blussom~ tn m- i~ be o ne of the featured groups at the Enterprise d:ras Christian college. He has ~.~~~~·00k The program top1c, AT PTA MEETING tI k '1 r· ->nd '1 r' HOf 'C" Mc· EIF.U B Church 90th a nniversary observance Sun· S€' rved in the Labor department _A at ou••rselves as Chns· Mrs. Wil liam ShaplrO or T~ . k eepmg v. 1th 1he autumn "~-' a"- mt'd v.1til p int' 111 a J ,1r ~·on., .. ·~ ~ - ~ ti w en, W~asb presented iJledo, president of the Oh1o Conon inc luct mg " lndtan Summe r." 1.,n1;r h~rtm IH' re u1 i\kron Mondav tl OiV. November~ al so appParing at the after· of India government and is b anM om d 1 · · ' nuon ser vJt·e \\i ll bt: th e Ul111g Brothers quintet now the Nellore distrt'ct m"n"'- Y rs . 0 ana me renner . oress or Parents and Teachers, '" wt Last Rose" ul Summer." Sht' <tbu Jt•mun'>tra!t' t It' tu .11 tt·nd tun t> r:.li servl Ct" S lor .....co. D i 1!1 ,; and " It 's Th an ksg iving . 13 kPn m:-~kJn~ uf l'ornhu:-; k ru:-;t'~ Jnd ~~ ~~~ Ceraldme l:::lraley , former from Chillicotht . ger for Esso Oil Co., in India. 18 ~ ~~ the business session io; presiding at the Board of 8 from the Ideals m aga wH' u"ed l'Ut t l•• er~ 111 makmg an Ak ron bu:sme::;swom<~n who died · He has been rrtaster of the u- n calls were reported. Managers meeting in ColumMrs Grace PLra\1. proll ram inv1;rted T Jna ng~""nwnt ft'atul·· la sl Wt'l:' k. 10 Ntw J E" rse;. I' / publi high school, missionary . solution. . t~ Pick· Fort Hayes. An c.announcement was made secretary and home nr-o:osident of the gold m The a_verage bus Nov. at 5 through 7. Among t~ e 0 chairman . introducti'd Mrs Km- mg lnd tdl\ S ull l!llt't' mum' . I r• t I b ~lr ~n d M rs Lawrem·e Mil I 0 ' of the Un ion Thanksgiving Ser- Telegu Baptist convenU'on. Mrs. amoun sa out one gram (five delegates is Mrs Harold Loh· caid who demonstratt'd .sev•Hal \1 r~ Fdg;u· KP\110 ld ' · p re~ t - huan wf'r e m (;a lltpo li s Tues' vice to be held Wednesday eve- Samuel, a graduate of Wo- cents wor th ) of gold to one ton se, Pomeroy, SE OhiO district, arrangem ent s and matt> l'ials tu df'nl t•pPnPll tht' lnf't" tlng 11 11 d da1 ~, in g, Nov . 25 at Heoth Meth- men 's Colle~ In Madras, has 0f wtaer. ldirectur. makl!' others S h t! dispb~ed an 111~-'tllht·r -. rP~pondt' d lo J o II o1.-==========_;.:,:~:,-;;;========'1 al: b\, ,_1.,·,np,... "' Thanksg1vmg 1v"·1r ~ H,,r n1 11 oud a s he II an d ' Representa t iv e:-~ were named odJsld Church kwith the Rev . Ny\e ben a school teacher · II l ' Th R M 8 Th1tu ghl T ht' Clu b Constitu- i\! 1s~ F n·dd l~ Hn udasht>lt h<i ve to ar1"'nd th e Scwlo Presbytery . or en spea mg. . e. ev. · Durmg a one . year leave of I l ti1111 ...,d . . JNri C~ nd an 1m l\a· vtsi iPd at Holzer Hos pital this at th~ Log an Presbyterian ' E. ~owso~, host mm.ls~er , Will absence from h1s employment, lin!I hacl l.k•'ll rt't'l'lVt>d lot c·lub V.f't> k 'nllh .\lr Huud ~;~s ht'lt who Clturr tl No v. 17 wh en the ses- . preside wrth . other .ministers of ~r . and ~rs. Sam~el are vlsitrnt:'m bt·: ~ 111 d11 Pnd a gardt' ll is rec·uve1 . 111 ~ lrutn rt·ct'nl sur sitJil of the Midcti Pporl F'irst Un - lhe commumly takmg part. . mg Amencan BaptiSt churches cl ub wor h1 1up ~punsort>d b~ t!w gl:'n I It'd Presln lf' niln Church mrl Named on the stewardship in Ohio, at the invltatJoo of n ..... hlre c lu b tu De tw ld Nov. \1onda y e\.:ening £lt the church commitll;!e to be in charge of 1 the Ohio Baptist convention. 12 .t t 7 ~~~ p m m tht- Kygt>r Mr . : Chllrlt"'s King of Grove w1!h the Hev Howard Ruppelt ' the every member canvass to They have wtnessed the great ·n·d; Sl'll• lul m iPtc·n<.~ . \1 ·s . ('tt y ~~ ht>rt• w a <;s l ~t m 1 h e presidwg. be held in November were the changes that have occurred in 1 1 BE THRIFTY! .l.tlll!'" T 1 t u ~ w1\l De the dt>m - ca r~"" of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Mrs E 0 Tewksba r; . Mrs Hv Ruppelt, chairman. and India in recent years and will vn-.;tr, 1tor tnr 1lw w(lrks!wp Smti h. Y. ho ts rPCO\t'ring !rom Jame s Harley and Mrs. George Mrs. Arthur Lewis and J. H. de scribf! the problems and Save All Of Your Saleslips From \ Irs ){ IJbelt KP!twl wa s rwm- . a broken hip. Andrr so n we re elected to the Grate. hopes of l:ldia in the modern 1t-d hl rt· prest>n! ttw d ub <tt the Mr s Vu·g1 l J Manl t>y or Mid· ' sessi ona l nommating committee BEGINS ·TRAINING works. The public ls invited. rPgloal 111 Pt> ling tu De held at dleport has learned that her to secure new officers for !9135. : William E. Pickens, 18. :.! Ph onv 1i[ P Nov i .\1pmbers ' hu stnmd. S·Sgt Virg1l Manley. Mrs. Anderson wa s elec ted to of Mr. and Mrs . William Q - Is gold found in tbe oc>H' re rem1 mlt"d ol a mreting on i 1s safe art er it was reported alt€'nd the Scioto Presbytt:>ry Pickens or Route 1, Racine, has eans? :\l ilnda~ t:'V I:'nmg <~I ti \U p m. i thdt he had been l~JUrf>d m t~r as a delegate with Mrs. Harley begun basic training at the [ _A:_=-~~~_"::':':~~~~b===========,..--------....,,..1 m th e Pll!llt! l'i l~ el l'me nt<~ry exp los~ on ~I th.e Bll'n Hoa Atr t~ nd Mrs Te\\k sbary chosrn as Naval Training Center, Great st houl for rep resrntni iVI:'S or . Ba ~e In Vtel Nam s.sgt . \-Tan· , altr:rnales. : Lakes, Ill . hH'h ga"rden cluh m re g <:~ rd to ·~ lev h(:..s been in Viet Nam for . Plans wrre made to assi~t :r----------====="'11 thf' count v nm~er ~ how . l'oc<:~ four mon 1 h~ . 1 th,'! Youth Fellowship with a I Cola bookll'b. · P tll! St' tor L1v I Mrs. Wayne Gibbons is in Bu· ' spt'cial prngrarn which wr ll in· mg · Wt're Ui strtbU1t'd dunng the eyrus as guest of her fa_'ller ,! elude as guest speaker, Dr. A. e\ot>mn g .J E. Carson and her s1ster. : Christian Land. a former Jew· · . For Any Gilt 1 The travel mg pnze was won Miss Ruth Carson. Semmarv student in Ger- 1 1 ish Giving Occa1iDn by Mr s. TI1elma Pr at t w1th . M~ .. C. H. .Weise o~ Col~mbus : many now s~rving as a Prcsby- 1 1 \olr~. Bn.lt'e Llo~d receiVIng the IS vlsttmg Wllh h1s Sisler ln·! aw, j terian m1ni"ter m Ru :-.se ll ville, l Stop in and Brow•• , door pr1 7e The Chrrslmas par- 1\>tr, R. C Sansbury and hiS.Named to the arrangem('nts , : ty wit! be held at the home of niece. M1ss Sally Schaaf. \ comml!lel' for the program were i 1Mrs. Hobert Coats. Der ember 7. Norman Yeauger returned ' Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Ru ssell Ly- ' ! A de ~ser t course was served 1home Thursday, from Holzer ions, Char les Pe rb\es, J . H. from a table covPred With a ' Hosp1tal where he has bf'f'n a , Grate, and Ro bert Tewksbary. ! MIDDLEPORT, 0, , la ce clu!h over orange and cen- p<:~trent smce Tuesday. The mf't ting w11l be open to the 1 tered w1th a cornucopta uf F~..:,:.;,:::_:.::;..::.::::..:.:;:.! .::;:~::;:::::;:~=~~~~~ fresh fruit. Lighted orange ta~~ 1 : pt•rs were u~d HI turkey rep· x ... .,. ~ f lica holder s. Turkey favors t \o\of"re g1ven those pn:sen t Wl!h ; ~: mints and napkins cl:trrying out ~ ~ the fall 1heme. Mrs. Reynoldsi ~ Persona • • • ~~-_. pres ided at the sliver coffee . f) service and Mrs. Lloyd at the Iii In Pomeroy puneh bowl. 1 Mrs. Harry (Opal) Bearhs 1 COMPLETES TRAJNlNG who is confined to .her home, · . , 1537 Nye Ave. wt\1 observe Randall D. Retbe!l', so_n uff her birthday Tuesday Novem· Mr and Mrs. Robert Re1ber o ber lO. • Route t •.RaClne, completed baMrs Bertha Scott returned s1e tn11nmg Oct 23 at the Re- ' C d N home today, after an overnight · T · · crw 1 .rammg ornman · . a- 1 visl! at F'atrborn w1th her bro.Is tltB now gsnsr6tion of Color TV . 1 cvall'fTnunmg Center, San Dtego, I1 thet. ttn d s1st er·tnaw, Sg1. an d a'· Mrs John T Baily. Mrs. Dana Oliver is lmprov1 VlSM' 1N GEORGIA tng at Veterans Memorial HosM.r. and Mr~ . Carl Lee and !pita! after a several weeks illson. Larry. uf Bashan has re· lllt'SS. turned from visiting their son I Mr. and Mrs. Eslle 'Mossman and bn) ther. Charles E. Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moss· who is <1ltending Southern Tech Newark Wednesday . They al- I at Manetta, Georgia. The Lees Newark Wedntsday. They alvisited the Kennesaw Mls. and so visited Mr. and Mrs. Don· 1 Middleport, 0. Nat iona l BattiPfteld Park near aid Morgan and son. Marietta, Ga. !\1r. and Mrs. Phil William- I ====----=====•,!son returned home Wednesday, I after an overnight vi sit in Co-- : lurnbus with Mr. and Mrs Robert Gardner. Enroute home. MoHI YUCOI-Co~ry they visited in Chillicothe wJth ~log. 23• OWJIII dilf. tube tn .... : 274~q. ln. plciUie Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Black. viewing.,.., tOOQOD Mrs. Albert Mees was the Wednesday dinner guest of her sister and brother·in.Jew. Mr. New rectangular tube and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. Motorola's excit+ng Color/ 65 picture ia LOUIS Carl or Baltimore, Md. l rectengular. full, big, with the natural who was ce lled here by the ! lhape similar 10 color movies. dPath of T. W. Bengel, is the , Ordinary round tube color TV h11 a guest of Mr. and Mra, T, A. picture which is smaller end rounded off, Downie Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bright of Dunbar, W. Va. were overnight guests Wednesday of Mr. and New slim cabinets Mrs . T. A. Downie and attend· ed the funtral of T. W. Motorola's new rectangular tube is Mr. and Mrs. Richard about 6.2lnc:heaahorter U.n ~ and family spent the past we•,k· il round coiOt tube, con.equendy - · NDT trim Color /65 stts fit inChes otoHr to end in SL LoUJs, Mo. with Mr. THIS the well than ever Mfore pollible and Mrs . Dever Biggerstaff and with large ICieen color ~lend family. They were accompanJ~ COMFORT SEAL beautifully with other room furnlshinga. Ied home by her mother , Ml'!l. CONSTRUCTION Eddie Smith who spent the Color indicetor light two months with her daughter and lamlly. When fine tuning 11 property adjulted, Have you ever stopped to think how many this Motorofa. dftlgned •lec:tronlc of your errands-involving a lot of time device automlticlllr tlgh11 to tell vou QUILTED and tra~el-you could eliminate you had when • c:olor signal or program 11 1n II' I 11 Representatives T presbytery At Logan 10med WEATHER Mootly fllr todaY. CJ'Iudy ad warmer tonigbt. Cloudy oDd cooler Sunday. Hlgb 1oo fly, 14--63, low tooJsbt IWS, llgb Sunday 58-K e • at y Q • ~ -~ .. ~nttne ,, , 0 I· Dftol«l Te Tit. fniBut. 01 T,. Meic..M,.,,.. • ly, ;,;· / ·· I VOL XVI NO. 176 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • • "/ '/,; ., ', ,t''•· ----~------------------------;;. . SATURDAY, NOV&. _·,, "<: ;' 1964 FIVE '~· CENTI Rhodes to Bare Plan· For Reapportioning OhiO's House, Senate ''!. 1 SHOP SATURDAY Until 9 In The Ev~ning --- ----- --Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ladies "WHITE LEVI'S' s GIFT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I Queen Crowned For Homecomin8 ... rr ,.. "' . . t1Ge ff1ng • 1 Colll.Pare and see wl\v... MOTOROLA TOWN PROJECT Coats, Middleport Bo ~ Cbomber of Commel'<'e President, rl&bt, and Buck Sm/lb, lo1tall e Trasb reeeptacle to dOWDtown Middleport Friday. The receptaele!ll were purch8sed. r.cently by lbe Cbamber fl Commerce. Smith Calls For Talks on Independence by ,I LlVJ's· I I BAHR (LOTHIERS I Society Has Temporary Archives Place -- ENGLANDER .fiGURE FIT HOW ABOUT ''CHECKING" ALOT OF YOUR ERRANUS? if a checkzng account here? For example: Good v:eather or bad, you could pay all you~ bJIJs-even make prepaid purchases -quJCkly and safely by mail! I. Open a che<king account ben - nowl We Pay 3% Interest On Saving• Pomeroy National Bank Memb.r Fodera! R-r•• Syotom I Member Federal Deposit lnsuronce Corporolion Serving Meigs County for over 90 years QUEEN MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, 0"10 being tettcatt. TONt;HT & SATURDAY NovemMr 6.7 ''THE HORROR Of PARTY BEACH" and "THI CURSI Of T"E LIVING CORPSE" WEIRD! HORRIFYING! FANTASTIC! Weird atomle beasts . . . . live off human blood! The first horror·Mon· ster-Musical. SUN., MON. and TUES. Nonmber a.t-10 Joshue Loaan•• PULYIR" Precillon crafted with modem hand end dip soldering for circult connections of high rellebility. Full year 6tJBrsntse Manufacturer's guarantll cover. fi'M exchenge or repair of env tube or part proven defective In norm•l u... Amlnged lhrough us. lebor lXII'&. -------------------' WERNER RADIO &tV. ~we POMEROY - RUTLAND MATIRESS Hand-wired Power Transformer 'Chassis N. 2nd Ave. ' Servl£e What We Sell". . Mdllle;orf, 0. ' ' .. ' •'! ' ~ ONL.Y••• ' s 95 ~ TWIN~R JUU. SIZI Dies on Friday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 6, 1964 haynes mohr reynolds