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L"nmmr 1lt> t'!!- thr t n ~tal· la!toll u! ne,., utfuer~ WfiS ht'ld wtth \lis Fred Jn rkso'l dt'\lflfl Vrl'"idt> nl t>mentus ll! 1 hc1 t Rt' !mtii!leU Wt"ft' G lad~ ~ ~~ ~~Personal... ii e i lli Middleport • ELBERFELDS NOVEMBER SALES STORE HOURS: FRIDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM - SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM ~ I :-.1 r <:~nd \!Irs . Ronald Evans 1 and ~on Jf'lf .::Lrt' res1dm8 on I 1 u 1culn Ht"Jght5 tn Pomeroy 1 M1 E11a n~. wMo was recen tl y dt.-sdwrgt'd /rom serv1ce, IS emplu~~t! at \ an~ d ium CorporN\Jon Vmey Tile sermon wa s dellverrtl h) prt:'sldt'nl . \1r -:-. Campbell Harthe Re\. i\\ I"' Borden at IITt! per vtrt:' pre:-;tdf'nt \lrs Elt'a \Jr dnt.l \1rs Ch.~:~rles P1 ckens mommg '-"O~ sfu p hou r wdh spe. nor Pre..:.w n \1r~ ~~n·w Raum- and sor1 Bruct, of Clt>veland , (',l:l] OJU::,Il prrsented b\ tnr gardner, srrr eltmt' s errrha StJt-nl the Wt't'ktnd wtlh the for· Juruor Chot r under dtrel'llOn of Ha ll. tJea surt' l \In l on trlt't ~ brothers , Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs Paul Gomer .James Young. Childtt'n 5 eand surer Hu·hard p;> wkens an MiddleporT I Hughes presented a vocal num· VlSul , \Irs ()),1 \ 1rw\ ~ upt->r - and .\lr .::~.mi Mrs Ralph Ptrk- ' ber ·Prerwus Lord Tllkt> My VISOr ut (;ulld•. \Irs '\l Ie n en ~ ul \bsun. Hand" with \-1 rs Campbell tur- ' \lr ('Ma rlf's Baskins I eft r H(l[n pl!m • I ullm an oI Hat·pl'r piarusl tor llw morn· f't~ n m iSS lOti \It' Cu r!b Lu( k- \\t·dne..,d 11 ,· Jm Washmgton, DC. 1 mg ser~ l('t', <1! tht' p1anu aduo H eli~1ott ~ 1-.dul' ai .Oil and at lt'r spei~dmg the pi:!SI lew i Mrs Gladys Vme~. d !~1rtc! Mrs f.lli rl Hilev and \1r~ OJ a 'A- t't-ks w•th ht :; paren t~. Mr. and : presidt>nl. sp(l ke wi!h :J luneh· \'tnt>\ lll<lllhts Mt s Nuall Ha skms 111 \1tdrllf' ' eon and tello,.,!:ihlp twut roii (JWpurt and w1th fnend s rn Mo I !flg . 'J'hp aFternoon ses"wn wa" Arlhut opened wllh smgrng wtth \ofr<i I Ihe """"'I fuutball banquet I Harper , aC"com[.l(lntSI De~·u110ns ' sponso rt'd bv tile JV1lddleport· i wPre gtvrn b~ Mr .;; C ~ l i t t' I Pun<el 0\ Reo tory Cl ub w<ll be I Banks with Mrs Os('ar 1!.-trda· held '""'ght w•th Btll Rohor of : v. ay presen1mg the 111\'l l,llwnaJ Uhw Un 1v ers 11 ~ as guest spt<ak- ~ I'l:w::, v.er e made to sronsor t>r )1.1\>mbers uf the Mrddleporl hymn. Lord. I'm ~·om ('hnqm "" p<~rtll:'s tur the · 11 b 1I .ng Home " Football squad wt e speeta I \1r s Con Young , dt ~tr wt ~ u­ ~lt>lf.!S ('•Junty Onldren 's Home gue~ts at til~ d1nner "'htch wtll , and tht' lnll rmarv llt"r·e rnber I pcrvi sor of tht! f'hrldrt>n's band 1b when the MlsSiOfifirv Socte-- bt prepared by a group uf 001 I introduced Mrs Allt>n 1\ampi Cr 'J ball mothers f.lmer Ha s k ms lett Wednesday who is tn ..:harge ul the t ht ld - t\ ot lilt> Mt Ylortah R:tpllst l he tur \'vtntPr (~arden, Flunda, ren·s bend ot the Naomr Hap- ChUI (h rnf•l ft>< 'Pni !~· at · ' (tumb ttst Churrh and Vlrs Ern P s t wltt>J e f1t' w1ll spen d 111e wmter \1rs C.rmpiJt'll H,tr per read llltllllhs at Ills homt' there. Bowles, 10 rha rge of tht> \hilll't ~lr . and \1rs Ear l Davenpl)rt 'j !11oriah Ch rl drPn ·~ band The !ht' scnpiUI~: illlluv.Pci h\ !lit' ll' ~"on wlll(h w<~ s gJI/Pn hv Mrs d band p re~ented sev t:>t <-Jl mlln'\ 1 and ~ uns, Jerry and Mtekey, an F:rvm HaumgardJH'T Hrs Tommv l ooJ.:e Weft' Parkt'rs- j bers. Fmm il Bla nd \lrs Oscar ar . d d 1· Mrs Ora Vmt-v tlr ~trr c t supd , H "l"he • burg vts rtors S;~t ur ay an a 'ill 1 • duw<H an \ois arper h b I erv1sor ot gutld~ m1rflihtl'f'd d t the v1 sl\ rd m Rr 1prP wtttt er ru-1 · ' group gon·e a una ron 1o • k z 1 Mrs. Ervin Haumg arrlrw r, who 1Amer wn n Htd t'ros~ and plan- thers, ,\1r . ond \1r~ . ?J( erg- 1 presented her (;ulld girls smg. , nt>d !ht' rhnstmas p:lrlit's for let and !~mil}' and Mt and ,\1t s : 1ng twu numbet ~ Mrs Allen ' the r·ount\ restt1PTJ 1s I Wri!Ja m Zetgler and 1 rarrulv . •' d 1 of Rend~Jile svpke ur1 the Mrs H~rda wa\ was toled~d · Mr . and \1rs . Wt ~z .::~.n \lr : toptc , "Lavmg the Foundation" , a dt-leg<ll t' to the dJs tnct ffiJS· ; and Mrs Ernest Netghbttrs of 1 Reports from rht> Ohrn Bapt Th annua( • Colum bus were weekend guests 1 1 sJOnat' tunven 10n e . d M c R Young , tlst Genera l Assoctet ron Con · I Chn ~t ma s port} Wi:IS planned 1 o 1 :~1r. nn rs ·: ventron were gp;en by Mr s. Dl•('f'rn ber HIm I'OnJunrtton with , WI:'Pkem.l ~tJe~t~ uf Mr ~nd 1 Gladys Viney Mrs Wtl liam, other dmr I'll oq;antzaltons In· Mrs ~- E rip t! v. ere Mer : ' brulher <~nd stsler 111 1tJW r , r l' ltrd tng Sumi a\ School, chou·, 1 t c· I ""d d B a and , \ r s ~::.ar war s. ere FIRST d ch ddrl' n s band <1nd the gu t I , 9 QUALITY · The nexl P ·l' E' lmg WE:J.S au. &.nd the u ~~~ters, \l rs Hazel 1 1 REGULAR ··" 1or 1;:m "' .1 t the honl",__ Waltt"rs and Mr " , \ lrgmta Ley noUIT('Q.I I Certified Oil Station ! ot Mrs D£>we~ Guthrlf' . Mrs of Charleston, W. Vo . FrnPst Bu'ol-lt's st-nt:d a salad ,~ry,_,,_~,,.., ,.., =~ ~'M'<'*~-"' W. M11in 5-t. Pomeray • _ __=,.""-"•. ·"'"""'"'"'""""""' .-~ , I i =--------='--""""'==-.;, 1 18 1 [J ~1 1 "' ~M""'E""'IG~s""'T""'H""'EA~T""'RE~·· Lutirrrtub~ring• liGetting • COUI St!' P•m•••y, o•;• lrr 1 lJ rrPw MPmbers Nmeteen new TONIGHT NOT OPEN I ~Personal membe~s were ~ • • . ;~:; , in111ated when. the Laun Club ~ In Pomeroy ~ , of Eastern Hrgh School ml:'t Novemher 2 ~t the hnme of its I Mrs L C Bradshaw re!urned FA IDA Y and SATURDAY November 13-1-4 'sp,,nsor. Mt s. Wilbur Parker · to her home. Paonta, Colorado, "55 DAYS AT PEKING" A busmes.'> meetmg followed Monday, atter bemg called .here (Techmrolor l HI wh 1ch the follow ing offlcer! by the death uf her uncle, T. , Charlton H e~!on, Ava Gard were t>lecled for the 1964-65 1W Hengel, I net . Dal'id Ni\en, Flora Rob ~on, John lr~land I.,.o (~enn , yecar· Consul, Merrrlee C 0 J e- • Mrs. E J Hrll ret urned home Paul Luka.c; E!tznbe!h Sfo!lan ' mo ll prPsldent . Jerry Warne ; F'rtd ay, from Columbus where I Colorcartoon V)('e prestden!. Char iJt' Eichrng- ; she ~as a pattent at UmversHy j · · - · · - o;;-er serretarv Pal t;au l, trea s. ' Ho;;;ptlal for several w:eks, , SUN ., MON., TUES. Nov . 15-16·17 urer ,luha ~l cCoy , news re- 1 Mrs Henry Ihle of Columbus I MY/HAT A WAY TO GO" portPr. Vt rgm•a Coleman, and 1spen t Wednesday, W!lh her P.a~ ­ Newman, Mttchnm, MacLa me Sgt -at -;trms. Gregory Bmley. i ents, Mr and Mrs . Harry KeiF:::ii::""'~====:::::::::.:.:::......::.:._::..,.:..::....:_,:.:..:. ser of "-1inersville. 1 1 Mrs. Edi th Teafttrd and son, Cedi spent Wednesday at Ra· 1 ctne, wtth her daugh ter, Mrs. Henry Bentz. Mr and Mrs James Bearhs and son Scoll Allen and Mrs. ' Hollin Hearhs wert! Wedn esday I , dmner guests or Mr. and Mrs 1 : 1Dt-11 I.Jghtfool , Hradbury. · Nea l Jeffers who l:ii Jll wtth !1 1 pneumonia t~t Metgs General J Hospllal ~~ reported i:IS 1mprov- 1 rng . I Girls' 7 to 14 Mr and Mrs Sam Guy o~ New Spn ngfield were weekend & gue!:its of Mrs Huwan Stewart. 1 Mt . and Mr!!! . Harry Swan of , Portland were Tuesday guesi.B I : ut Mr, and Mrs . Sherley Swan, , In gray , red and bla ck With I Long Bottom I Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler lwlt. . and daughter, Linda of Colum· bus were weekend guests of his • parents, Mr. and Mrs , Jacob !Schuler Rev . A. N. Grueser of Grove City was the weekend guest of Miss Genevieve Stobart and bro1ther R. R. Stobart. S!t:t•s 7 to I 4 I i I ....-.:.Ji: MEN'S SWEATERS .)'~ WOOL NYLON JUMPERS ~ ~..~ d \ 2.99 I i Little Girls' White Cotton Blouses - 1.99 F""""Y Ladies 8 to 16 Sling Shots (JUMPERS) · · · · 2.99 Wonl and nylon in grey and blat k. Ladies' Blouses • 2.99 Several styles in group, Many eollar stvles . Cotto ns ~md blends in plain Pool Legion MePII Feeney Bennett Post, No. : 128, AmeTIC'an Legion, met Wed- I nesday evening at lhe Legion I Hall 1n Middleport With Albert I Roush, Pnst Commander, in charge wlll Members of the post meet at the hall Sunday morning at 9 30 a. m. where t.hey will attend the First Baptist I t:hurch in a group. They will present a 50-star flag to the : church during the mornmg wor~ 1ship service. P.lans for Chnstmas activities will be made at the nexl meeting of the pool. POMEROY Solo 2 lor $12 Rogulor $6.95 Womona Dr011H Solo 2 lor $11 100% Smartly styled Double stitched seam1 tipper four pockets side c1osmg, fast eolor - sweat. en lor men and young men m these p()pular styles. V neck slipr•\·t-r ~ ~~ \e - knrt uf JOO % 2 ply Shetland wool - \~llle ~!t t pt·~ 1R grey - blue and oa tm eal- S1zes ,mall, medJIJill 01 11d large_ V m-ek - Lutto n front coat st vl e - two pockets, knit wa1~t 1n sltf'~ ~mnll , me(l tum and large Black , grey, l!JU'';, au yl u· kr111 -- bu ttnn honl coa t swe11ter - WH'Ie ~lt~1 nal t ng s1npe -- ba nlon s - ~re-y, oatmeal and blue, :imt~ll nH"Ll uon and lcug~ Ht gh llt'l'k ~t \lt- . ZrJ-ipt't f r ont Cotit ~ wt'alt-r - 100% acrylic knit - .1: 1f) ht•t~tht'r w1lh blll('k tnm Saze& 1m all. m~:dnu11 and $1 .00 •••• cotton twlll 1lacks. aanforized Size 10 and 12 only M0'111ERS MEET The Middleport Senior Mothers met Tuesday evening at the high school witll Mrs. Char~ les Bradbury in charge. The group voted to sponsor a bake sale Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Cross Hardware Store. They also planned to tell <:andy and 1 decorated cookies Dec. 19 at j the Trl"Lustre Cleaners in Mid· " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · dleporl 5.00 mohair and 25% wool _ beautiful cable stitch pattern - V neei: sJlpover - blue, maize , pink and beige, SLzes 34 to 40, .. '75% "Calico Ring" pattern a beautiful all over floral Neat s lrrpes in Llut> and whil e red 14~ !;!H'l'll t~nd l:llld v.hltt', v. tute Nel'k stzes lu 16 Pu111tt'd bu!tun WPdding Ring print de· sign in the big eoxoo size. This ill R fuffy bleached cotton f11led patch quilt reversihle with a self ruf· fie Colors: Pink - Blue t·ul!t~r, d (IWfl a~ J.IH 1urtd, - Mocha. Jackets & Vests S.lt $2.00 Womens all wool jack· ets and vests, solids sizes 8 to 16. eAvailable in blue. plnk, moss green. me.lon, beige, antique gold, white, Phil Maid Lingerie M-EN~S STRIPE PATTERN DRESS SHIRTS Regular Collar Stvle, 14'12 to 16Y, $3.50 .. . .. MEN'S OXFORD CLOTH DRESS SHIRTS Snap-Tab Collar, Blue, Sizes 14V• to 16 . . $2.95 Mens Slim & Tr;m WhHo Oxford Cl-'h DRESS SHIRTS, Snap Tab Collars, ,;zes 14 112 to 16 $3.50 MEN'S 100% DACRON WHITE DR,ESS SHIRTS s;zes 14V, to 16'12 .................... $5.95 Boyo' Lonv Sloovo SPORT SHIRTS $],95 In All SlzH 6 to 11 ~evada o~:;a;~c~:.~f ~mg Jac Sh1rt1 - Ivy style R~guJar styles - GIANT CROCHET COnON 1'nm f1t, 49c ':",':.1 Stripes - sol!d colors - nt>at checks that are so popular - platds - and sma11 stnpel!i 1n your favorite cGlorJ. Cottons l>Hrun ;wd Coltons - a~/1 wuh and wear for mother 's easy t<tre Complete Uno of Boys Sport Shlrto $1.95 to $2.95 d~ctJOn th~t wd~ burg~arres ss.sa~ . 16\-2) and Extra La<-ge (17·17'AI). Solid colors, cbeckl snap tab collar, HI-boy collar and two way turtle neck style. All are washable, expertly atyled, ready for your selection. '2.95 Othor Mono Lonv Sl_. SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 to $5.95 Cards by Hallmark I c , p~opos· no matter wbat factors deter- . representaUve. • l&idl mine the numher or represen- 1 •·Should this happen" latJVes in Obio," Meinhart Memhard," ··we would bavt : fiYe representatives runninl at- sa;d. 1 Me;nhart is the only member large to represent our district Buechner IS. New Manager At Kyger T,h~ ~tarted a~ under~ ' na~e s~ud "Heapportwnmen~ Jury s·IltJne: . Jn ('.. • 'l case inl~rim 0 J ver _Jea.sc LawreDC~. . r~n trict~ 0~ Demonstrations 0£ Bee£Cuts, Pri'ces, Made ~er·l tion 1 ~ ~een :r~n~~~s Inc~~:~. I ~ tem~rature f':;;:nda~~ · 0 Nopklno, popor plotH, hot or cold cupo Aloo ~uri~g lnvit• ~here tlono ond brldfo dolliH. f!_lanag~~ h~~~--- m~ch ~ ~ buymg jdo~. Eld erJy Man ~arks , Wrecks C..ar I Men1s Broadcloth Pajamas $2.95 ll.J (} rs. ara Dow D ies Thursday : In all alzes A (34-36) B (38· 40) C (42-44) and D 1-) Notched coUar coat ltyle top liD· neat pat-- tems in 1tripel - 11U over pattern• - 1eometric1. Othor Mono a,...dcloth P•l•mM .......... $3.95 C9G•• Mon'o Flonnel P•l•m• ..... , .•. $2.95 and $3.91 Chlldnn's Buster Brown Wear CHILDRINI KNIT PAIAMAI """"···--"--"-"""" $2.99 GIRLS COTTON KNIT PANTIII ----------""""""" - 69c IOYI KNIT CAPS -"--""""""--""" ""-""--"""" ___ " $1.19 IOYS AND GIIILS KNIT TOBOGGANS "--------- $1.00 KNIT IOXIII LONOIII """--"---""""" ____ ""-"" $1,69 INfANTS KNIT CIIAWLIU -·······"""""""""" $2.51 GIIILI KNIT SKIIITI , ___ ""·-·--------"" -""-""· $1.99 IOYI KNIT IOXIII SHOIITI """·--·-·" $1.00 ond $1,19 INfANTS KNIT ROMPIR IITI """""- $2.99 1nd $1,99 Child,..... ShortS- POLO SHIRTS 1,19,1.39,1.59.1.69 CHILDRINI LONG SLIIVI POLO SHIRTS $1.591 $1.99 CHILDIIINS COTTON KNIT CARDIGANS"-"""""" $1,99 IOYI CHINO IOXIR PANTI . - ···- ---"·----"""" $2.91 IOYI CHINO GRIPPII STYLI PANTS ""·- ---- -- $2.99 IOYI CIIW IOCKI ·---· -" "-"""""" - """" 19c 1nd 49c IOYi ILASTIC TOP IOCKI ---""""""""""""-"""""" l9c GIRLS ANKLITI - -""·---------"""-·-"""""·------ 39e WOMINI ANKLITI ---·-···----"""""""""""""""··- lh Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Well Known Brands of Furniture •• Furnishings, Floor CoverJngs For Your Home and Wearing ~ppar~L.,~.~r !~~! . ~~. T!!l. . .• ; I:',Wj$>S&:::Ut."%J.-h.:r:".2~' Sentimoents of Loss Mark Dea th 0 f Fre dHut chInson • ri ch plaid patterns, otripes, and in your choice of button down collar styles, regular wide spread collar - Va. :;·tto in the lasl election 10 g;ve them a helping hand. Bozu got a wr;te-to vote for governor. II happened In Pr~rin'-·1 21\9 in Kanawha County. And Bozo i!l Gt'"· w. W, Barron's dog. e televtsl~ THANKSGIVING -:- adjultable wai1t - In all Sizes, Small (14-14'AIJ Medium (15·15'AI) Large (111· w. One \\'esl Virginian I BATH TOWELS . 1,00 HAND TOWELS 59c WASH CLOTHS . 29c Men'$ Long Sleeve Sport Shirts I ~ wal~- Luxurious "Wond.asoft•• finish. Multi-colored atrl· pes and 3 different eolor combinatiOns, Dots in red, pink, green, gold, yellow and blue. forlzed ahrunk - Advance Nu·xon as lnteri·m ~~:·~o~~e ::t·d~:;:.~ aretak er in GOP's Future ' CHARLESTON, <UPI) - I _RIK~S STA~D BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS 850 yd1. per spool. fast eolor, For crocheting and knlttinc. Whitt and col· oro. -~=.,.,-.,.,;,o;- - WASH ING TON (UPI) - Former Vice Presirlrnt uf the Elections and Federal I wh1c.h wou ld conscst of 11 toliD"R1 ehard M Nixon wa o suggested todav to head a Helahons comm1ltee who has t;es . . ed group to rebuild 1he Repub lican part _\' along more had experience m the congres-1 Meinhart said _thet " mo<l"ra , sional red1st n ctmg process . He current plan. Metgs would be .,.. ... fe ll.IJPs 1 Hep Robert P Griffin, R-M1ch , advanced Nixon 's was on the committee the! 15th district. Other counU• in endorsmg the proposa l by H.ep Melvin H Laird , ac-ted on the matler in 1951 . would be the Muskingum, Pere R·Vns. for crea twn of a temporary pa rty agency nutside Concerning thts reapportion- ry . Monroe, Morgan, Hockin&. I th e RepuhlH:<m Na ti~n a l Comml tt t-e to reshape the GOP. men! Memhart said Athen s, Wash!ngton, Vinton, PRO-- , ; Cnffln 111 an mt<>rvttw - - --· [r, a man- Jackson, Galha and m West Coast paper the purty shou.ld develop a date of the United Slates Su- , "Tius group of countie!l would mJJis and Ford Motor Co. auto ·· moocratc con"rvDtl'e"' lm- 1 I preme Court and. ;r possible. have a population of 381,981, plants today and federaf medl· age He satd new GOP leader- ' u ' the slate w1B be reapport;oned w;lh 15 per cent of the equal ators sought to head off 1 shtp was essentral a !let the dt s_l al this sesswn of lhe leg1sla- 1pop•dation demanded by the 160 out of ,000 of! • tram rail· MOSCOW IUPI) - The Communist party organ Prav· astmus Nov :1 electotn deleat .l lVl ' li<re " Icourt." accordutg to Meinhart road worken / da saJd today that Ru ssia is ready to be flexible m seekI "N;xon JS the logiCal per· , · .\1etnhart ;ndkated lhere ;s Memhart added that the stoto Ford ofilcials a_nnounced mg to strengthen its relatwns with the United States. son to provide the · some thought of having five Js bemg divided into 24 d1,s. 16 layoffs33 at of Its plants I positron was diplomatic so.urces said leadership,'' Griffin said. "He I represeni.Etives at large to I instead thf' 2! now op5 total - 00 by tomght as a re that Chmese Co mmumst Prem1er Chou En-la1 had conhas earned lhe rcspecl of all , 1represent a dJSlrJCt such as the eratmg. He saJd the Mth diJ. suit of Uruted Auto Workers Ieluded hJS secret talks with the new leaders of the Kre m- : elements of the party and ' A JUrv wa s seated thts murn- lOth This. however, Js not set-, tr1et would be Franklin count)'. stnkes at eight plants. lin and would leave for home today Red China split with • RAVENSWOOD - Robert F has tbe statUTe to ,·all them mg m Melgs County Common - -- -· - - Ru ssia over the "peaceful coexistence" policy advocated Buechner has been named gcn -1 togethe-r " Pl{·us Court tn hear the civil '~~~,~~"";·~~-'*"%'!orr: .:oc "" 'd,"'l LOS ANGELES - TWELV.E by former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. eral manager_ of Ravenswood I There also have lleP n pro· ' tnal by Elmer A. and Hazel R teeo-agers susp~ted of commJt. jl Pr.:Jvda sa id Russia is ready to talk over its differ- Works for Ka1ser Alummum &:posa ls th.1t Ntxon bt ncJm ed to l--l('('d agutnst Gr::~ce v French, FIVE DAY FORECAST J i ting 29 that netted ences with other nations and is wilting to adopt a posi- 1Chenucal Corporation, effective replace Dean Bureh <l S cha tr· .Il l of Mtdd lt'pon. Temeratures in Ohio will I t.l\em soo m cash and of flexibility." "We attach great importance to the I next MQnday, accordmg to an man ol lhe Repubhcan j\bt!Jon - Tht> act ton rose OUT of a diS· continue to average aboot ,... chahc:lise they got the Idea , development of busi ness links and normal relations with l1 annormcement by S. B. Wlate, a! Committee, but llte Former agreement over a lease wth 12 degnes ebove normal dur· from a show,_ Tem-1 the main capitalist states, including the United . States ErecuUve Vke President. . : v1ee preSJdcnt has rul ed him· the plamliffs askmg for 12.325. ing the oexl five day•. Nor· j ple C1ty shenff s deputies re· 1where the recent elections strengthened the positiOns of 1 Buechner w1ll be responsrb \P sf:! If oul for the post. plus mteres t Attorney Mainning mal temperature range, Cleve- 1 ported today. 1 the more moderate circles in the ruling camp," Pravda for general adm inistrative su' Webster 1s represeritmg the land 4S.31; Columbus 50·J2, 1. The youngsters, led by a 15- said. pervision of lhe reductwn plant / : plarnt1fJ wh•le J B O'Brien is and Cincinnati 53·36. Warm Thlrty-efgbt persons raw dem· year-old youth, were appre-1 and the sheet, plate. and foil 1 1 / counse l for the df'll'! ndont O\-er lhe weekend and early •onstratmns of beef cuts, usi!11 h; nded Thursday by deyuttes operatwns at Kaiser Aluminum's! The trial concerns a lease nut week. Turniog cooler on Kroger products, at the who recovered about $2.:l00 m three plant complex at RavI ll .t G h ll ... 1 Tuesday with little change lo I training meetmg on ''K n 0" , I t 1 lll .race 1 r ·• enc a egt:t~~ y B Th •"1 oo · . I enswood. liy had on a wareroom and gar· on Wednesday. • our Cut9 of eef,"' ur_, Deputies said members of the During the past ten months, b ld Mlddl Tl Rainfuall wiU average a· Iat Rock Springs Grange haD. 1 juvem.le gang told}hem ther. !Mr. Buechner has actmg l the bout three-tenths ol an loeb ! Instructor for the meetlq ( , h' d called themselves The Rogues . m a temporary assignment as 1 d . t . M d I was Bob Van Stavern, extenllon . CINCINNATI !UPT)- From the fans who knew hlrn Assistant Director of Purchas- 1 a sJgne a 1e<~se tu pa y ~!.500 wltb sbower9 late ·, on ay meat spcia list, Ohio State Un. and got the idea for their ocganization and its exploits from 1onl~· as a figt~re i~ the dugout ~o the men' who played for mg m the Oakland hear. quarters !annua l renta l. , and Tuesday. Jversity . Assisting him was 0vy a television show that " glam or worked with him , the reartwn to .th~ rlea!h of former 1of Kaiser Alummum where he I Jurors are Pearl Gtlkey. F.ur o ;~p , , -t<·•~ ;-~"""~....- ,&;.·:~~ Eddie Guinther, meat manat• orizes criminals." manager F'red Hutchmson of the Cmc1nnat1 Reds was has dJrecled certain special proI gt>ne Wil son, Lloyd Roush, Wal. of the local Kroger stoN. . . . " , Ijccts in commodity purchasing ter HoHman . Dorothv pavr~. Van Stavern ttplained lbold much, the, sa me JOHNSON CITY, TEX. I Were really gomg to J!li SS him , sa id catcher J~h!l· acitivites of the company His I I ~l.lyne Kennedy, w N. foranCiS I the different grades of mut President Johnson and the pres· ny Edwards, statm g th& feelin g o( all who knew the btg 1work has included commodity 1 I F lorenee Hill, Dwaine A Jor.. and why the prias vary ... 1 1 Jdent. elect of Mex1co today ! b7.ar" hi s 4Ih yea rs as_ __ operations m maJo.r l Mara M Leah , Icording to grade. He used &be enter the second round of tn-1 tsn l ,you can t. , raw materJals and supply re-I , Nease. Robert HtiJ and an al·: I forequarter of heel, _.....s formal talks pledged to elim-lsay, '.EdwarDs satd. If I took jand we c~n t afford to lose men , quirements of the company's ! LARRY R. GREENLEE , ter~ate, Lester Brookover I !through th.e local Krogf'l' CGJD. lnate poverty and disease m! Ihe time to !ell you, the ston~s Ihke him. Idomestic operallons. son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred ' ( ommon PI('~.S . J udge John An elderly West Virginia man pany, for the demonstration. the Western Hemisphere. 1about how much he s helped, It Dick Sisler, recently named , Mr Buechner has served at • Greenlee, Vinton. has com- C. Bacon Will s1t m the case. Iditched hlS car m a one-car Van Stavern divided the fort. Johnson and Pres;dent · elect 1, would take all day" ' IHutch "s succes.or and acting ' Ravenswood Works in prevJoUS I pleled e;gbt Wetks of hasio ' accident Jnvestigated Thursday Iquarter mtu wholesale cull, IDC Gustavo Diaz Ordaz were ex- "He's just a guy I'll never , manager after the _chest can~r assignments as Reduction Plant traimng Ill Lackland Air 1 by U1e OhJO State Patrol at 1 weighed and pricf'd each aC!COf'd.. pected to include Cuba in th_eir forget." Said Earl Lawson, wholfcrf'ed ~im to the stdehnes. saJd Manager and as Ravenswood Force Base, Tens. The Gal- lf 12 J5 p m. on Rt 33, one and ling to local retail prices• • discussion but made no mentiOn covered the Reds dunng Hutch·! from hiS Nash Y Jlle, Tenn., Works Manager. He IS a gradu· Ua c0 unty a;rrnan m ·e;vcd ! , seve u·lenths of a mile north of lad ;es then specified wbal 01111 1ate of Pennsylvama State <.:o l- the coveted eJJ:pert marks- j Qf the thorny topic in their ex- inson's re1gn . Lawson rs a home Ht 124. 1of meet they wanted frOID . . 1 change of views Thursday. rspo:ts writer _with lhe Cincin- "'I think any sport wh!ch l 1ege with a degree m metallur- manship ribbon during his inA car drrven by Lev E Nut· I shank. brisket, rib, plat. _811d 1 natr Post & Times-s tar. loses a great compeUtor like gy . itial training. After spend· " •ter. 84 , Shrews bury, ran off Ichuck. Each cut of meat Will NEWPORT, KY. - CAMP· "A great loss to baseball," Fred Hutchinson has suffered a ' ing 13 daYs leave at homf". he Funeffal se rvices for \1 r.'l the left side of the roadway on weigl1ed and priced accordllt bell County Shenff George Rat- was the way Nallonal Le~gue Igreat loss. He was just a grand reported tu Bl:~rtb\·ille, Ark., Clara M Dow 95 who died a rtghl curve hit a sign post to retaJI price terman and his chief deputy, President Warren Giles and Iguy ... and a great manager." CALLED 4TH TlfME th for sh: to nine months nf Air Thursday mght' at Veterans and stopped ;n ditch. Ther~ The Idea was to determbte 8 0 Louis Cook, have been sued! WilHam 0 . DeWitt, owner and j Pitcher Jtm O'Toole, who r Pomer_oy f~rcm:n, ~ e Police training , Greenlee ls a Memunal hosp1ta! al 11 p. m. was only nunor property dam· which is more economi~ tg 1 for $500,000 by former mayor general manager of the Reds, /blossomed into a consistent ~ourth tune m.l ~ e pas \~e~~n 1964 grnduat-e of North Gallia ' W!ll be held Sunday aflernoon age and the drtver esC'aped in· buy a !!ide of beef, ~. Ralph Mussman_and four fo_rm·j put it. winner under Hutchinson, said H~hs' , were cale l:t o~t 1~ High sch.,ol, at 3 30 p.m. at Ev.:mg ChapeL ljury. jwbolesale l'Uts or cutl a fam. 1 er oc present City commJSSIOn· l More than Employe . 1he "was like a father to ~e. b:u mfi;om7~o to ~ Thurs· , Tlw rL'flder wt.ll be Mrs ~'lor- ' One arrest reported was , ily prefers .. ers. Bul Hutch was somethmg11 had more respect for h~ · da sh eat P. · lN GEORGIA lence Arnolf. of Pl. Pleasnt, and , James Will, , Rt. Pomeroy, ! T~s trammg was one Gl"' 3 court to.l contmuous . program pl.,_ 22 county The sult against Ratterman. more than an employe to De· than any other man I've met m, y. A;rman Ftrst Class Rcg mald tn lerm:·nt w•ll be m the Meth·l caed to Meigs former Cleveland Browns quar- Witt. " Hutch was one of my baseball . He was a great guy ... Legg, snn of Mrs Mary M od1st Cemetery at Great Band. day for reckless operation. through Me1gs County terback, charged false and ~al- personal fnends He had many a great guy to play for . it's LOCAL TEMPS Snead of 500 Viand St , Pt Mrs Dow was born tn the ahve Extenston Service witla icious prosecution °~ the fr.ve friends in and out or baseball, sure going to be tough not hav· The temperature . In Porn- Pleasant has arnved tor duty Great Bend area and wa s pre- ' local people. C. E. BJ~ men in a B-glrl bn~ry tnal and I'm sure they will all miss Img him around." eroy's bus mess district at 1·25 , at Turner AFB. t;a , atter a ce-dPd in deatl1 bv her husband , 1~:' ,, """"F~ "-~~f!%'-?!m'~%\~'~ county extension agent, and Mta, last November. The f1ve were him and his wonderful person-~ a.m. today was 65 degrees. tour of se rvt ce m Alfl~ ka A1r- C. E Dow, well known contmc_l A Ald Ch' of Frances Spencer, extenJIOil I!'" 0 1 acquitted. ality •• I F te sistant served as chalnnen. 1man Lcgg. a heltcopter mcchan : tor and arc hitel't, and a daugh- 1 th ·0 hi· Di Giles satd ht: was "one from Grange School to MARRIAGE APPLICATION ic, is assigned !o an Air Pho- ter, Eva. .of• 0d Mv 1110°C toreF8 ~' 3 i 1 LOUIS 1gs Babr . . bv a son, •' 1Worme oo.n yTb lre • the old school whose roug h sur· B H Jd 00 M d I John Fran klIn" Ae1"ker, 23 , tographtc and Chart111g umt at She 15 survrved d Vl etor 1- I lace only cov;red a kindly and e e on ay Bradbury. pamter, and Anna ;Turner. He " a gradu,ote of Char les Manning Dow. of rteveb 1 Divorce Granted, 8 o sentimental person, He made a . Gran~e ~puty ~ster Vir· I Lee Dilcher, 16, Rt 2 Albany, 1Gall1a Academy lllgh Schoolpand , and a daughter , Cora , h~ !ta~e ..::~r~~: Another is Sought great contributinn to baseball gt1 Atkms IS announcmg that a student. ' in Gallipolis. I FranCIS, of Columbus, I t . .. .m.-JI. - - county training confert!nce and -·- ---~ -- ---·- - - - - - - - - --I ceii.M. f One diVorce petition ~ .11H111 Fune ( LouJ • school of (nstructlon will be 1 1 Bahr reported there wUI bf' 1and one was granted m Melp R,:, who dl! Btg Steel, Labor held Monday night,, November I burning allowed io Meigs County Common Pleas court .. Thursday et 12:30 p.m. at · the Hope to Cooperate 16. at the Rock Springs Grange [ I County unUI be ret"'lved fur· I Th~sday .. hnme of his son VIrgil in Bash· PITTSBURGH fUPl) _ With 1' Hall et 8 p. m. All Grange I • , ther notification !TOm bls so· , l _tolet R1f~. Pomeroy. liltd a an will be held Sunday at 2 8 ledge to "snlve our prob- members are invited. 1 perlors. The order was made 1 Paul E. ftifa, 1 ' at Ewing chapel with the lems P cooperatively,"' the basic The offtcers an d a II su bo r d.m- , By Unlltd Press lnlernatlooal 1 LaramJe, · Wyo .. Spokane, Wash., were fanned out of conlrof by due to the severe drought conChesh•r<!.'and on ground! INII p.m. . d neglect extr me of....eRy Rev. Al"lhur . SUII ofllciatin•. steel Industry and the United ale granges and Pomona are I Gusty winds which fanned ' had 2 in chts of snow in six OO.mlle w;r.ds on Chireg 0 •1 ~lions Ia OhiO aod sorroan • . N mi r chlldr • In Burial will be In Beech Grove Steelworkers union (USW) turn- requested to attend Members ' forest and grass flres into in- i hours. w;nnemncca. Nev . Snuth Side Thursday. touctnng , mg states. : let n~nd en ar~ ~ cemetery beside hJs wife, AmeL ed loday to the task of averting I are to bring pies lor refresh- 1fernos of flames In the drought- ' measueed 4 ;ndw• of snow on off three other Hres. m)urmg Person• who vlot~te the or- I 1 ~. :;.•onLaw Alitlo . la, who preceded him in death an industry-wide strike next 1ments. parched and Ohio Val- the ground and Reno 2 inches. 1three firem en an<J tymg up 40 1 df'r will bf' brougbt mto court • Ill June of thla year. Aboo pre- spring. ley contmued !Way and a Foml and brush llres were per cent of the cJiy"s nre ltght- ' to fa<t charges, according to 1 t nd extrem cruel!)' ; David J . McDonald, USW SELLS BULL ;storm which splashed 2·;nch 1 reported from the Missoun R;-l;ng equipment ' Wardeu Bohr. i1ec • e • ~ Temporalare Ia Oblo will. Lewis, killed in World War ll. president and R. Com·ad Coopj' rains along the Pacific Coast ver to the Atlantic. j Indiana Gov. Matthew Welsh "' • • Survivors in addition to his er, <:blef industry negotiator, H. E. Shaver and sOn of Che- blanketed Western mountains ! Ohio's Saybrook Township banned outdoor j.jres and or- ' ~~~~ ~ son, are two daughters, Helen co-chairmen of the · joint Hum- shire, recently sold a registered iw1th. the season's first heavy phed its second maJor brush fire dered fines for throwing tmrn- / FINED $$ COSTS 'n1e Pomeroy Cline and I:IUdl Chalker, botb an Relations Committee IHRC), Polled Hereford bull to Joe 1snow. in two day s Thursday, leavmg . mg matches or nicking hot to·/ ' squad wae awnmoned . of Akron; a sJater, Josle Rhod- announced to a joint statement Brown Df Pt. Pleasant, AJl!1oun.. Storm warnings were posted ,500 acres charred. All outdoor bacco ashes outstde buildings Anna Ebersbach, 40 Pomeroy scene of an accident on 1 es, Pomeroy, and a number c;.f Thursday that the committee cement of the sale has "1been for Uvestock raisers and motor- i bwning permits wel'f' canceled . and vehicles. Iwas filled $5 and costs in Pom- near the HoraCfl Abbott and greaf grand- Ironing out problems Ia advance mode by lhe American Polltd ;,Is In parts of Nevada, Utab by the state Natural Resources I Kentucky and parts of New eroy Mayor Charles Legar's at 2:31 p. m. Thlll'ltlay. ehlldrc. Frlendl may call al otep up acdvltloa toward Hereford Assoclatioa of Kansu and Idaho. A 6--inch snowfall Oepartment. Enghmd banned woodland hiDit" l Court Thursday on 1 reckless sonal Injuries, bowevtr, Ilia flma-al liGiu b,rtlaw. Gl ·llltplamc. Cll,y, J4o. · blookocl roacl w..l of i Flameo In oa IIDjl!J llulldioi, becat11o of tho fire tbreal operaUoq ebarae. llllfll'Ocl. ' s~ry w1tb button down col· lar a~ing ~ec.; Cones M1tching eSee thls fine •election of Phil Maid quality Hnrerie today on the main fioor - aizea tG fit every figw'e, 'Flexi.hI.I.Ity Is. New KremIIll jp0 IICy Tnne 1 e el·a agency. last weeks Mars probe !allure on a fauHy. covering. is trytng to fJx asJmiiar craft before the deadline for anoth..,. shut , th planet. ScJeniJsts beJreve ,l 3 there Isod 1.. cha_ nee the ne_cesf m .'cations to Marmer45 prOtec_tlve cover can be l made Jn tune. ST 90" centerpiecet, w::~to The bill for reapportionment in Ohio Is expected be placed In the state legislature somet1me next Me1 gs. County Representative George A. Meinhart today of atomic space reactors in ' Rep . Meinhart. a member of the Elections and Federrored beyond a doubt l SENIOR GRIDDERS - MHS seniors on the football squad took !ina 1 bows Thursday night at th e annual Football Banquet s onsored b al Relatwns commJttee wh1ch IS studying tbe controveratomJc the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club. Left to right, Ray Pickens, tackle . Alan Wali ,JCe. back; Bill Hall ey, defensJve tackle-end . Jte y Ste phe,;.. SJal proposals on reapportionment and congressional rep lfed th ghts. They son, co-captaJn, end-back; Randy Humphrey, guard; Bob Caruthers center-tackle · Bruce Wallace bac k co-coptaJn Tom Kmg middle guard I d1stnctmg, said heanngs wlll be resumed next week and ca e test results the defense. See story page 3. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' continued until a bJll is voted out of the committee. greatest advance m rocketry of - -·--· ---· - - - - - · _____ "Reapportionment will be a - -1 the past 30 or 4ll years. <C· :1 ! detriment lo tbe rural are01 1 tied . according to the Melli Two New P.tt.rne WOMEN$ NYLON TRICOT HALP-SLIPS "-"""""- $1 .95 WOMEN$ NYLON TRICOT HALF-SLIPS "-"·"-"" $2.95 WOMEN$ NYLON TRICOT FULL SLIPS "-"""""" $2.95 WOMENS NYLON TRICOT FULL SLIPS ---""""" P.95 WOMEN$ NYLON WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS ---- P.95 WOM!NS NYLON SLIIPCOATS ·- . ·· -"""" " P .95 WOMENS NYLON BABY DOLL PAJAMAS """""" P.95 WOMINS NYLON LONG PAJAMAS ... - . --""" P.95 WOMENS NYLON WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS ---- $2.95 WOMEN! 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LOWER PARKING LOT Ben11ell ..------, A wide selection of womens c-otton dresses, all new S7.95 Juggle These into your wardrobe! colder tonlcbl, ..w 35-<CI, Saturday IIIIIOf ODd Womens Cotton Dresses $3.95 : ~ a... . . Juot Rocorvodl A Now Shlprnent of I Parties PI anned December 16th By Moriah Group • 1VEA'J'HER '' '• I ~ ~-:man.;, I Walker DIes Th ursday dar~· 1~ i:Y wIn• ds Fan vaIIey I nfernos:. Walker:·~:;::.'::' ~ ~~ I pet1h~ ~amst dM y" :rs~:O: grou~s;: I I ~idest I .. ~tandchUdren ~ould ~ rwt ma �.... .... -. ' . . · - 1 ..... ......... WV"V e'iiW " ... ' ,. • • 1 ~; • I I • ,,.. , ; 6 • ~ ~ ~. ~. • <6 • • • • • • • • ._ • • • • .II ._ . • • • ~ .... • • • • 1 • " • ~ • •,. • • rii • • • • ~ • • • • , ~ • • • ' l!f • - ' ... .,. _.,..- - . - • * t ~ • r.t. i • • .-" I \'uv 13 1961 p •d L I 31 ast I Pine Grove Society Notes tn qu<~h l"v ilt"H'r 1u bt' qulte ref.ilat·t>d l11 a S!Jt>(.:lal C'u l nt'l ut mv hear! And I speak as unt! per~ • ~ sun m the- las t sentenl~ wtth 1 mv li:d low townsmen · I Who ~ver heard fJf " Bess1e" I IHarungtr bema ugly , unkind, 1 Mr and Mrs Otbo Yount ho1rv toi!Y Who mdeed du~ and family of Burbank, Ohio J\lllt':S::i, dead ly Illness, strike ~ ~pent Friday and Saturday wtth )UUr taJme - :;h~ .... as th~rt: Mr 1:11)(i Mn Eddte Yllllni and ~ou 1-\.t'lt 0:1 neighbor or !nend Jean aml :.ht 1 uuld 1 eaC'h yuu <:~t I M" fda Young 1!1 VISI~nt :til \\hen you lost thll t loved By Blanche l\1. Haskin• daughter Mlss Ruby Young, ~ ~~ "' brother who listened w• th com· I New MartinsvJIIe, W. Va. ,_.111.,,~,~~...,.. ~ ~" ctw:g~ -- ..;..J.,...lil passton llil you poured uut NO\ 9 - I m still laugh· all - that E~eo handed Ad am 'ou1 jriet as I.u your own mo· l Mr and Mrl. 1101•• Grtndl., ~ evtr what Is qull e the clev· Hn ::~ pp lc tht'r , wh had passed un lllld 1 and dt~u&bten spent SWldly 11· t"rrst m3ll box EI!Tangement lf ar Au orangt Faugh, Even an It'll never knowingJ that you ternoon with Mt. and Mrs. flo. a.. t know m all Me1gs Countv a\ocado Never heard uf 1 he would eventually have thll well w•d Youn1 and daUihter. - 'Us marked · The Ebhns · thmgs ONLY an applr :J gor nfth perf~t substitute ln • L't!f· Mr and Mro !\Obert Ball., and JS north v. est of Wllkr sville 1geous temptm JUlC' st'-d Jc Will Mrs Hartinger and Jon, Mr and Mrs. Joe ManJu~t a regular mo11l box for or- llvt> apple would do And on and on - You11 hear uel 1nd IONI, Racine vtm.ted dtlltiry ma1l - BUT, beside It Man 1ve ga lla ~to p h~re thest ttnngs recounted 111 yean Saturday wllli Mr l!ld Mro. lS a small gUttering black coal and wnt e a poem aUut.lt .all tu eome .Because Eddie YoWig. •'To live lo bean. we leavt heating stoVf' mark«~ boldlv _ , this But In rase I don 't gel lt Robert Bailey , Lon1 Bottom BILLS' behind 1dune hun j up and read 'l h t' oo.Jied on Mr and Mn Lewll Blll11 'em up boy A~ guud a Plan llng of thtt Apple l'rf't' ' h not kl dle '' Hudson !ilUStlon as the on@ twu 11 111 \\hJI ptanl we 111 thts app le ---Mr. •nd Mra, Leo FeU tond the East, a )ear oc su ago ) tret' · - 1 tix'gm:t - ;:~nd then TO THE BELOVED daush· fam1ly (}{ Luiliil· Jpent Suoctar where a discouraged ma t! man tup off wah all \OU cau tmd on etr, Mary Elizabeth, w• uffe.r afternoon wuli Mr, and Mra. lit Chrlstrnas ume JUst Sf' I the : Ohio s uwn · Johnnv Apple- our love and sympathy . Wt Eddie YoWl& and Jean, Mr. whole ca boodle or several batrh· 1seed hi:,; sowm g ut apple seeds could name over m:Hghbors. sis· and M111, L~wis Hud»>n. es of mall he was weartlv lug· all uve1 Southern Uh 1u, trom l ten In-law, fnends by the hundHoward Searles, and TeJTY gmg out In ::t sw1ft flowmg Manettl:l on downnver , hund· 1reds whu Will mourn the loss of McGuire or Pomeroy callltd OD stream and "Let 'Em go boy 1 ' reds ot miLeS and - walt a mm- • lhii dear t:lder citizen uf uun . ute while I tus~ oft another 1 The l1brary , hl;!l' early and llioor grandparents, Mr and FOR THAT MATIER you gLJ ::;s IJI 111at bru\\n sWt!t-'1 ~tutf cuntmwng and life-long Interest, Mro. Eddie Young, and I receive a lot ot trash w1JJ be dosed and .!ill!ent today Mr and Mrs Lewu!l Hudson. mall {Please buy this soap 1 w'\SN '1 KAISED Mound as the mourners pasll - Moen Mr and Mrs Eddit Young and you'll nevn get really clean an orchard full of Early Harv· ' ot It an Its care and lmprovt· Jean called on Mr and Mrs. till you do ' and · Tht• ~111 "" Rome Beaul!es ..~orthern • ment, • iiVISi monument to h<' STRIP-MINE SAN DPIP~: RS , OR FRUSTRATFD HOGS'- We'll have to go with frustrated hogs as they root Joe Meek , Middleport 0111 ev• msure you forever and forev · SpiCE'. Rambo:s and Russetts for fore vt'T t~nd snout for non-extst~Ht moistu1e in tinder·dry Me1gs County creek. beds Strip-mine operations hHve clogged nlng last week. wtlh sand. And dry 1 Don't stnke a match, or-phoo! er, you old Golden <\ge Gal~' ) nothmg Everybody had orch· , Little Leadtng Creek , North ut Harnsonvtlle, bank to ba nk---- - - - - - - - - - ------ -- f! Monday morning '"""'" of and so on aidS: m those days - 't was L'On· " \\-arm southen aWl ~ilioe geot-.-£ Mr and Mrs Eddie Young were Yet Dale Nic holson and RlC'h· sJdt'red sort!t worth less on yiJur I) ber\l Lynn Leroy WatiOn s.r .• Mashell IIDd ard P1ekens. ou1 carnen hope part If you DIDN"T haH ~ 11 Warru 11ul'tbero wtnd, now Amung the visitors at the { Rodney Morris, Colwnbua, Mrs. to lug 11 . come ha tI sl t>i?'l :;un urchard _ ~nd cows and hurse:~ MJftly here hume ut MJ and 1\11s Vt:re M..-vln McGulro l!ld ~\lihterl ram, what have you ttnd ~t 1 eep <c~nd pi gs a•Jd hens Grl'~n 11od abovt 1 ltd llgbt, Swar LZ un Uc l 31 wen• Mr 0 f Pomeroy, But that l'Ule llltlt' black 11 thmgs But 1 cun 1 turn thal u~ 11gb~. t~nd M1 s Ladd1e KmghL uf Har- 1 liolden Goodntgb\, dur beart, .-:uud- ~r ton <md M1 and Mr~ Willt heatmg stove for B1l ls Unlv ' clnl·k back ::~ave 111 out ttJ@re near Wtlke:.v: lle, )LISt rnemones w,gb,, JoodDi&:b1 '' I t!l Koehler ul Nt!W Ca lt>-duma NOV . 13 By Mn Evely• Brlcklet: sends me BesidPs: 1 LIKE 19!:14 Wlth all Kvehler Mr 1 Re1urn J onathan Meigs Chap . Mrs Harold Roush has re ' fht!d M fl s'· alsu l' visited ' 1 Mr!i Llnnl~ Gaul of Swnner ' rs oua r .., wa rl:lt .ts 1ortuoll)) pro blems. Huuest - - - - - - - - - - - an 1er, DAR, Will meet Fr1da\ tumed hom~ after ~pt!ndmg sev WE WERE CO;\liNG lrum ::t l dol The \\' SCS Yt iii hold Is regu- Nov 3, at the home of Mr; t:rl days With her d;;~ughte.~, Mr. 1 WaSJ c~llmg on Mr~ Edith .8tHy,;ondertul v1sn to thl!' ft'1!7;pat· I IN Jarvmeetmg evemng 0 w1g 1Jt MIIIwan near l7 1 on th Tuc~d.IJ h f 0 F' 1 v rt and Mrs Kubert Euler and ' twg .Satw day 0 nck came Applr away Farmluggmg near those there at OH YES MR Ftlzpatnt k f""l I Full u a eHelell Ulllt' Pomls at .and tht' app le tarm Luld w-; In • rud, with Woodw ste ;;t.!l h II 2 p m M IS ,.11 1· daughter. Mrs. HousJJ helped / Durward &hr of Obtrlin By Wayne G BrBIKIBtattl MD "If R I 0 prog!anl lt=adrr ~an WI g~ve a program on them move hom Chlihcotht to was a guest of Mrs Carrie Q--A f ' th 't h' d. b1g h an dsome \., o tver app es passmg tt 1at he could hardly gel r...arly Amen('an Herttage tn 1Chart t W V ~w mon s agu a and a Jug of Metgs County Bour I erder barrr ls savt' Ill (_ mrmnaU . I M r::; Cl<tr a ~ ol!J ud mil ted he! I d h h I d .' es on, . it , Hahr and daughter Margar·et. five X-ray treatments ror bur - - - - - - - - - - - .son, Mr <111d Mrs (arlt>tun u rng t e IS ory an drsplev 1 ' · bon f~sh pressed Cider swt'et ' gnd that thev no\\ LO~f $tO a Sund,Jy Sl huol attendance 00 1ud and :,;UII Challe~ vi Pum ul ~:~ntrques Roll call will be a 1 Mr Hill McKelvey and Mtss Mrs W.11.vne Bnt:kles spent ' sltl1 of the 1hou!der They as honey, whiCh J promp1ly star- plf'Ce lean you takt' tha1 1n1 1'\u~ 11 Yt:-:t~ 51 th~; uleinlu ,.,a~ I ·' k tl~;o~ured pus~esslon Hoslesses Jud y r·e~, :>ludents at Mant+ IThursday wJ th her me<>e Mrs I cured my bursttl!l but a1mnst 1 u ~<l)S 1<J~t Wl:'t' •d nhal With ' buta coup Ia drca des ~gu 4U $I00 V!iorshlp sen- Ices eo w~re e:IU\i a .i:l!td tUU!Jt' ' ' • Mrs •• Ia ,,..__.o II egc VISit~ d reeent!; with , Willard EbeJsbach of Ches ' ler lmmQ.Iaeofy ""It I a"'"'""war r·~ d I d IIIII - '" •rre refr•g•,alor ~ " Ml Mrs CI<Jrelll:e Ath wi ll be J\h s Mtlhuan, 9 elt"C'tton commll un and al:' rPn ts t'>Jdt Whe" held al Ill ~5 Wi th Lhas D I d f I l C I b Jo hn Ho.-.t' Mrs Lawrence MJJ hll!i parents, Mr. and Mrs Wd· Mr Tony Gent!tle of Oberim lmy sense taste. CouJ tht II hope you read me rlght - I \\oode ~s leadel and all attt.'nd- t' l unt "tin amkrv do ohum hus ho<Jn and Mrs Edward Jones I!Jam MeKelvt!y . Wtts a Sunday uuest of Mr and treatments haVII! caused this' 0 0 A GR ' "' ~:." T ANlJ lrrep<:~La ble amt' ul :,W d 1 'I nd u • Mn J S Dav11 .and daughter 1· A- 1 mos t penc~~~s wh (:om, spt'n It'~. Vft't' t'll Vf ll Is llo • m stnctl>• a Volstead Republ1 can as vou know1 lossha~rometuuullo~n EIIz- K l hldpaieul::i, 1•r C:Ul Ml !l A1thur Mury Slumc, Wb1te Shri ne 1rr a .war!:l ClarencePrtce Do A 'plainofalossuftas~Uis~ Well r-.ir Fltzpatn ck •uf allabeth Hartmge• , HPSS it' w I e~\lad seiViH'S v.~re ~d ' Allit'l \un <Hld WtiJua Jean ul Jetu salem, Wlll meet itt th e ~:u.:comparut'd by her p&ents,l rls nn !sense of smell tht~t has been the dE>hghtful l1'1 sh names) all her dose tnends l IS dt.'ad , ast lun av elvem~~ 'l'ult Il l MJ:; Hanv Guthrie who h<ts to m H,dJ fndt~y at 8 ~ m Mr ttnd Mrs Harry Swan Bpellt 'l Mr and Mrs Thurston Clark lost Tast.e per se which Ll tey WI spent th ~ ~ a~\ 1the wee ken d in Coum I bus Wit h 1and family of . Columbus we1e ''l apprec1ated bv the• tongoe il s howe d us alI over h1s huge "-hard h~:trd fart but 11 s truf' nut c use a:. V anno.,j tt · .,., t"e k l11 tell M h 0 1 1 cold storage buJ!dJng I m stun· The mo,tt o her beaultfu l. l.nue a brug t day s wllh lu.-r d.wghkr , M; s urol )I field Mlsd Pakl)l Price who il l:i Saturday guesho of his limited to BOur • nert vet. to recftll those 15 toot exemplarv life c,Jmts over and . kl S <:~nd ~s o ~rt lWi:l\~ ' Oe llll'l t \ usl <J IId l<wlltv at Su woJ ker ul the WSCS, v.lll st udent at OhHJ State= Univer-1 brother Mr and MIS Way and bitter This sense may be htgh tiers of ap ple boxes con· over lu me - II , Be kmd gar Glove v.h lle Delber t IS the Uruted Methodtst :S•ty The group celebrated the l Clark famllv. lost in disease'S vf tilt' tongul t:mllng all the glowmg fru\ts or and do the best \OU 'can, , Thl~ l· " t" , d I I t '1 tt· hosp!ti:ti!ZNI .,.,tlh rheum<Jlll: ft'V I UllchbF llday al 10 a m , fol- birthday of Mr Swao wh.ile 111 The WSCS of ihe Methodist or the nuves that supply II. h . h t h • .w.al 'l <:Ill ami )I 1:1 J• ane a e1 lla~ 1tturned Lo h~; r huii1L' owe ) a potiu(k dtnner at c 1 b tIs year s erves t e pure 111oble ladv hved up- to every Ohto ln the afternoon tht'y h D lb 1 d It .,0 .. rr All Methodi 1 uum ws Chu:rch met at the church an· 1· The "tast~" of navor• l' lost 1 old r th G d d' " . ere t' lo'( I~ li.:' Spon Jng u " "' I s wo t d t d t men art" IJ!"'01 ·d t0 It d d Dmner guests of Mr and Mrs nex on 1'hursday ufternoon m diseases of the nose ur ()(.. o e nmes , eep res word vf that Shl:' dJdn I just VlSIIcd ttJetr son Mr and Mrs I t g 1ta men an I:::I expee e 0 ot the Rome Beauhes the Wolf I ' a en an ut 'l'h k 1 X-ray trea~ R lh J h • y o u quote II Harold Swartz alld lanli l) at be able lu lea" Ule ho>~ltal unng IIIW IIWn table service !Jon John>Wn and '"" un Sun-1w I a an sgrv ng program IJractury norve. 1\.er, e onat a~ 1 ( Oilnh·d her mv dea 1 <:~nd WJihamstov.n, w V;:~ suun dity wen Mr. 1,111d MI:::~ WJI·I E1ght members a?d two visttors ments to yollr shoulder would name Jt he has II good fnpnd t\'tl :slllC'e lt.Jmmg M:rs Nina KubJnsun ac e om· d M . W II C Nov If ' l!am and !K>Ds were present with all mem I not cause either of these The heady f:ragranre and riot here tu teach m 1927 I ! SU('C'f't'd pamed tile Swar1Z'3 all far as V.t'J; the 1 al Will a songfetlt at Hrut:e and Mur vm l:ttll "f bers particlpatmg Jt was reJ sory lussell! . of color of all this JUSt overcom· ,ed her daughter , Mary F:IJ:za Belpre ~md then sluf!pt;'d ulf to th~u brothl'r and .sl:slt'r, M~ the b u~t Chunh uf God Ill Nt:w Manetta Collt>- e a'nd M~!!! T I ported that the money for i es yo u Man, man what a treaf1 bP!h as En fT IIs:h teach+>rl- 37 vlslf her son. Mr and Mrs Ro· <c~nd Mrs Thoma.s Whtle ~cneJI, Satuldi:ly , ,'lluv 14:, bl L; HilldoJe OtgHai'iJii IMissions and Supply work has Q-My doctor I! giving ml No wonder - na wonder it years ago , a l'inendshlp, unlque bert Robmson and Tarmc1:1 Keno. Bashan Koad where t~: JO ]J m G1uup.s uf .sluge 1 : ~- wJII been paid m full. The oHermg Rautrax~N for high blood pre&be t h~ ::illlJih 1110 of L~un tile Mr i:lnd Mr.s Bud Gluesen~ for the Week of Prayer and Self t sure Does it have any sJde • d 11omt' was <:ump Ie- Ie1v estro)-- ( d b I t l t J'h ·d 1H2pt=l Lnu ul (; al!tpolts ' .~:~nd ta 111p <~fl d d aug hters iipenl a Dema 1 wa::~ sent 111 Christmas effects ~:md can it bit bought e ~ 1 ~ ~s Murs ~)I ~vel~ ulht 1!l ' wtek t'!ld m Newark w1tb Mr cards were on d1splay and or· I w1thout a p1-escrlption 11,1gk n udn "rY · rs (.;(:lrdJ an NUV u. 1and .\otrs HI chard W11ls and ders taken The December A-Rau,rax-N Ia a comblnaa 1 IC Je, 1:1n elilll VJSite l\11'. ,, M u b Wh d A !iperl::d Lungregatwnal meet famll)l and other relauve~. meetmg will be at the home Uon of rauwolt1a and • dJuret-!:HJu s n.u 'hert Jte WI an... \lrd mg ..., 11! Lit htld Sunduy al 7 JO Mr an d M rs \'r ilham McKel -1of Ne1st'l Weatherm~:~n A card I, ll' The combination allowt 1 umas lilld Mrs 11~ an v In <:~t the .Sylat:use i'lrst Unll vey attended the tootball game was sent to Mrs Nora Rice for a lower effective dose ol '' f ami R Iy ap' Kenu,, ... h b ed t-'resb:ytemm ~..:hurd1 Hev and HumecomlnJ!l fesllvltles <tl l who IS cunhned to the home or' both druga and this lel!lseDI I ev . ellr 1 ... as..., <tl!i t>t>n Leonard Melntlre gene1al pres· Man etta College , recently as her son, John H1ce H& hus- the rhanees uf undesirable side rna kl ng ·'c~:~. II t1 'hthroug,,h t I1e L'Orn - b~lt.:l ul lhe St:wlo · Ptesb'\olt'ry, gue~ts u1 t heli son, H1 11 By DOROTHY KILGALLEN 1band was also brought to the effects. It should not be tak· II unit 11 1 1 r y ~u 11~ e .~:..V1:1nge Is ll . • will 1 m 1 har!:e He also {' mp Jgl b h ld U1 wJJI ue sun · s home trom the Hot>p1tal en by pe1 sons with severe ktd~ Miss Midmght's \lotebook Dame Ju ~\hen <Ill ~l~gant m<Jtrun from Vtrgtma 1 t:urc~ h~re emg ~ a e Londut:L a .... orshlp serv 1ce be-' Q- By whom was Jack Demp- .Mrs. Gladys Violet recetved ney disease The drug 11 a Anderson, one of Broad\\<1\ s most !i ~ated at the hesl table m the house satd · l u1~ Lht' business meetmg All sey knot·ked completely from ; word thai her !Uster~in·law, Mrs . greal help in reducing thl actresses 1s wanted 101 tu the manage1 ·That man over· ihere membe1 s <=~It' w gtd to attend the rlog? , Betty Roush had Wldergone sur. blood pressure but tt eannot be 1 mus1ral adaptation of Paul Osborne !i look:; rat her d1stmgu1shli'd - who 1s he ' ' NOV. 16 I A- Lu1s Firpo In the hrs:t igery Nov 5 at St. Joseph lkll- l purch~sed ''over the counter." !'Ailornin:g's at Seven" R1ta Hav \Vhen the an s\\ef wa!:i "Malcolm X" sh~ Theudorus Count:ll Daughters round un Sept 14, 1923, at Uie l p1ta\, Parketsburg. I Q--1 am Lall:tng Salutensin tt Rebena Welles has almost famted - - - - - - - - - - - of AmerH'a, w1ll observe the1r Polo Ground.s m New York brmg my blood pressure dowo. brr>ke·n her engagement to actor M1 chal-' l Irene Sharalf the fabulou s destgner <\.m ung to~e who en tered < HIIlJVtlfsaJ y Wllh a puttuck dm lJempsey r~lurned to the rlllg l TILE TARIFF ASKED I Does It have any s1de effectJ The Broadwav · icc sca ndal " dtoC'](ied to go on a shoppmg spree HI Pa: Hul zt'J 1 splla l Jn the p<~sl 24 ner Monda-,. ~t 6 p m , at the and knocked out F1rpu m tbe NEW YORK I UPL l A 34 A-Tbts preparadoa, Hke Ra~ 10 rnake headlines soon when the Df'8- 11s :1nd \~ as 1epurtedly "appalled' bv the how ~ wert' t:lt'l' L Stach~::r, 1100 IOUf lu:lll Mem~rs art' <:~ Sked second round. per cenl Increase ln cera mic trax, Is a combination of a dig. Attorney 's tnves1Igattve un1 1 ar st-.. le::- She sa\s l S clothes ha\'e J::~1 - -tile Imports 111 the first six rehc, reserpine (.a rauwolfia d• a new bunch of t1rket bro kl-'rs out( lassed t h!:' P~n s fashions Colurn- Second Ave, M1s Homt'r T tu lH1ng a t overcd d1sh and 1 Q-Whac bird &.ravels zo.ooo l months of 1964 emphasizes the rlvat1vel and protaveratrine. I <Jnltr, :511 ('hillteotht" Hd , Tt>r· Lhe11 uwn tublt' servKI! f B. Atkms Sarah \ 'aughan s eslt ang - IJia PtctuJ es ha s received so many r e- ry D Ad~:~.rns 4:!6 Fourth Avt' . 1miles 11 year'! NOV. 17 I need for ma10tammg tile tariffs By combining these drU@:I tt ll td husband wou ld like to get Sarah lo l.l~ests floru t hant y groups l or the FeU Mr s Bt>rltt<J .J D<tvls, HI 1 The 1' ~ 11endl) Cude of I he , ATht: Ar~..:tlc letns rn<ike a ltf the U S industry is to sur- poss1ble to keep the dose of ._gree to co-star wtth Brook Benton m a .!.1 openmg o t Peter O'Toole's new epl<' meet round -trlp nngratlon each year jvlve, a<:cordifli to domestic each of them weH be\()W a danmus1ral which C B would produce at 'Lord .11m '' thev 've deCided to st hedule Galhpolls. \ta1k Authu 11 , Fulks f''t>ddated d 1u1ch w1ll the Huntrngton Hartford Theatre m Hoi a \\hole '~~-t•ek of "prem1eres' for 1mpor1· HI l f.'l uw11 Lily MJ :s · Humer Tut'~i:l)l Nov 17 , at 8 p m uf 20,000 tu 22,000 mlles The)! I manufacturers Su: month lm- gecous level This preparatioD ~~vood , \vith the tdea of brmgmg Jt tu ant c hanties The blonde beautv \1Jke Elliott Kt 2 Crown lltv, Mrs Mb!i M1:1ry V1rgnua Rt>lbel will 1nest from llle Arcl1c Circle as Ipo1 ts reached 64 m1!hon square j should not be used, however, ~ew York lf it 's a hit NIChols has been sqlllrmg 1s Glona l'alvm Sprouse Rutl<Jnd Ruy be tilt> program le~:~der Host· I far .socth as Masst~chus€tls, m 1 feet, taking awl:ly more than w1lh digitahs and if you han Matlack wmler !Kime are found t!Ven one·thtrd of the total U.S Mar- Uequent skipped beats. Evell Wtlhe Mavs ' tnends expert hnn lo Stemham , the magazine wnte1 ""ho got Asbury kadne, Mrs Charle!i e~ses Mrs William ket, lht!y cla1m though thta is not a symptom ¢1arrv Gladys Cof1eld of :St Lolll .s anv a JOb as a Playbov bunnY so she l'OU}d do WJIJJ<t m Holt~J . Rt 1 H-cH'IIle .and Mr s!i MttJ)' Elizabeth Ch~:~.p w1thtn the Antar~..:Uc C11 cle. 4 ay now Thev sav he 's taken a long a behtnd·the·~cenes article. Her stan Mrs Halph W Brewer, HI 1 man I to cause alarm, you shoUld twP 1 Han ard was the f1rst coll ege Homew01 k requires about 12 the drug or redu<..-e the dosB&e. time pondermg the step because h~ had Will become a y•av next season, and Portland M1 s Wtllwm Fr<tn k ~o many problems w1th h1s !trst marn founded m the American colo- to 15 hours a week !or the av-IToo larie a dosage may cause lnends are wondering 1f Glona's se1tlng r Farley o\lbany, ~rs Ru hard COOPER SIGNS PAt,. •ge Br1gitte Hard at s new f1lm 'C on· a deal Wlth M1ke to dire ct - and H so P l11<tnkenshtp, w~llstun Mrs LONDON 1UPI J H~nry l mes 1l636 !, W1ll1am ami Mary erage Amt-rtcan student Jn jun- : nausea, dizzlness, nasal stuffl~mpt " \\ hich was supposed 1u have Lhred her or the sho\\ '> Only t\o\-~ Car! I<' Winkler, Well ston , T~r Cooper HnUsh Empire h<::avy .l CoUege was second in 1693. 10r high school. ness or general peplessness. ~een released last Summer has treen ap- years ago, one at the Catskills' 1Jus1est ry Lee Me Menus Hamden. !\'Irs we1ghL champwn, is signed to proved. at long last bv the New Y01 k and most 1mportant agents refused to Paskal W Akers Rt 2 Phny, t1ght an umdent1hed Amencan Do It Board at Regents overruling the dect- book Barbra Stre1sand tor even it smgle W Va , Mrs Darrell Dunean, o(_lponent here on Nov. 17 t lon of Its mot10n pict ure d1vision whkb gtg at the lowliest bungalow co Ioney He Ravt>n.swood W Va , and Mrs Promotr Mtke barrett sa1d $ngmalh lahPled the film "obscene ' told her manager "My people up her. · Gilbert 1/11 Flesher , Charleston. the opponent would be Roger It marks the thtrd lime 1n 30 years that wouldn 'l dtg thts ktd at all" But Phtl H1scher of Oakland, Calif , Son· I KNOW IT'S W Va ~P Board ot Re ge nts ha!i:. scrapped a de- Greenwald of ihe mammoth Concord is Births ny Bans uf Detrmt, Jefferson 1 NONE OF MY Cislon of 1ts cmema dt vision Actress s1gnmg her lor a Sunday stand at the BUSINESS. BUT Mrs James C Mitchell Rt 1 LJav ts uf Mobile Ala , or Alon· inn Roherts !she's Katie Winters of the highest fee a female sta1 ever has bl::!ell Brdwell son 10 2U p m Thurs· zo Johnson of Rankin, Pa HOW HI~ AR£ ~Secret" 'T'V rommerrialo::l is a secret patd tn the hJStorY of the Catskills -and d:o~y Mrs Jat:k.le Uean b1eal, t-'amil)' Page Sborll Trib e-al YOUR MORTc:'lA0E tride She waltzed down the atsle w•th he expetts rwtous busmess PAYMEN'rS 45 Lady Ave . Jackson daugh HIORE.? top ad exerut1ve Hn gh MacKenzie D:.tvld Merrtck and Bob Merrill are ter 7 48 p Thursday Mrs m I ' serwuslv considering staging Broadway Show biz letter from Africa "Broad- mus1cals based on "The World of Henrv Charles W Holter HL I Raune way actors discouraged by the compett- Orient" and " Breakfast at Tiffany's" 1::~on, 5 03 p rn Thursdav Mrs 1 .on over thf'rP ought to hnrl 1t easier to Mernll would write both musLc and lv- I Lawrence DL1n1t Mt Alto W 1 DEVOTE[.. fO rNTittEST OP MEIGS MASON AREA Qet a job here There are only 11 perfor- ncs The des1re to transform "Breakfa;t Va daughter , 3 41:1 i:i m Thun· I • tc~~o~ro a o-n. "ulllll$ft ... dav I)'Jers registered for professwnal acting at TiHam s ' mtu a Broadwav show 1s -• Ch••'" Tafln-ttlll lcltf<ll IIC hargc.~ ""11111•""' ,..,., affernoOfl ""•Jfl lu• Ill Kenya. a cou ntrv two-and-a-half times understandable - 1t was a · marvelous I, Patients Drect'ntly dtst: harged 111~ ov r.,, ohtc v.u., ~ubtttl'lll'll Comp~ony •11 OWIIec:ltOI'IIt It ""'"'.... '"Y Kav ~· size of England Aro you ready movie But •· Henry Orient?" ' Inducted Elvm Fmle:y, Mrs 1 oi' O!o ~tus1n••• oH•u •"•"• wv t. fur the most popular TV program Stevens wtll be '·Kaye" Stevens when I B lh •· •h 1 ,._ Mahl~ I''llAnt•,." H !dllorlal ptlont WY :1-SlS' 1 er l:l 11lC 0 !! , 1•1<1 s •• ,, 1 ano ~~... matlln• throughout East A f nra' • Dr Kildan"l" she opens at the Copacabana Nov 19 Dray E!zi:i Deeds Purley T l n•"•• •' ,,.. •ollt otrlce .. "'•"'•"'• ~ Columbia. prepann E~ 1ts Indian Oe· For the usual reason - her astrologist ' ' ) Ohio. r. Chnstopher Os1eck1 Da· adyartt""' .,.p,.....tatiY• E!an "Born Frf'e" seqnenre where Elsa and numerologist sa1d 1t would Improve Ka1 ld C Hunt G S aottii'Mitl• "'"'Dtlt. Inc. ,., '-'''"• V , regory 1mpson, •oro ""'' ,.,,., """" c1n ..... ,.,,. lioness of the storv goes s\\i mming ' her whole life Lena Horne wires Jean 0 Durst. Scott A McLain \ &UDIHt.tto" rlf•• DoiiWII'tiO ... that she'll be home m time to do her I~ having no luck at all fmrl trr g local no: Leland Clonch, Mrs C. F\ ~ 11 rrt., ....,.. IIVIIII11•111 •• - " ... Chalk Jt up as !Ice willing to do vigilante dutv Ray Christmas shoppm~ . Sham, Mrs 0 . C Auslm, Rich•~~••• •n11 ,.., '" ednnn at ttY J!yan Is completing Africa's slickest golf mevtt~lllt Brezhnev and Kosyg1n fare ard B &ogan, Mrs Ell Pyles 0111h '''"'tne~ O'fl'ln~ .,._.. • murse at his Mount Kenva Safari Club masks are already available 1n some of ' "'11ntr1t. " IMJ m... nMt~H" lUI ft, C Mrs Wash 3\rns <t nd Mrs Don.,. ~.... ltllut• ....... urr. . . . . PVIH the Broadway novelty shops. Meanwhile, ..!..bepts for a Christmas openrng ald M. Thalt'.r und infant dau- ["at ... ~~~~•~• 11,.,. '""""" •1.at •• Th4!re was a priceless vignette at the the price of Khrushchev masks has been e:hler. ~AIIIh tn• ,... ,, t11MJ ... MMfflt, Eauator Club in Natrobi !he olher dav reduced . 2-D:11ly SenUntl Pomt.'IO\ :vftdd\f'pUn 0 1 . Did You Know That ... ? " Hutch • IRespects , ,------- - -· --------------- CALENDAR I SOCIAL Portland Society Notes 0 f Jts gTfHtS * I ! I Jti!t. - 4 JITUIII'. 1 ,. • / l'tCKED BY DE PICCOU Hutchinson's body was on v1ew today at the Gnfflth-Clme .f uneral Home at nearby Anna Man~ island, whe re Hutchmson had h1s home 12" REO .. CANDLE ' when you buy 7gallons of Ashland Gasoline The soft glow of candlelight ••• enhances any holiday setting. Now you can get 12~mch band· d1pped candles free at your Good Ne~ghbor Ashland Oil Dealer's. W1th every purchase of 7 gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasolille, you'll get one 12-wch tapered red candle. These candles are smoke~ less, dripless, and they won't fade. You'll want to get several for holiday display throughout your home. Dnve m at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's where you see the "FREE CANDLE" Sign. DOCTOR SAYS - -- --- ---~--- ~ull ~: 1 wa:~ '! t" pm;. .. 'OCJety N t es ~ l'~ ~w . Appearing on <be 1 Hu lchmson, m<~nager of the 1 MILA N. Italy CUPI )-Heavy· will be the ChoraUen ad • Cmcmnatl Reds aOO two other weJghl Franco De P1 ccoh of Blendettes, singing group1 Ill maJor league teams before I Italy scored a fir st round te<!h~ Point Pleasant High School, _,_ tha t, died m a hospital here meal knockout over Henry Wal-l short bll!ine!IJ leSifon· wf111 Thursda:y of chest cancer l litsch f.Jf New York In a sched- Mrs Hemy 0 Wataoo pn&at 01e age of 45 He was U?' uled eight round bout Thursday 1 dent, presidlng wW consc ious when he died, h1s mght. I mucl81 program ._ doctor sa 1d • ' Tuppers Plains Society News AJfred L0~1 • - . ~f • CINCINNATI, Oh•o IUP!l- Smgmg Group1 to ·, 0"""' Roberuon " due to ,.. Entm.in Oub ~urn to the liueup uf the Cin- PT. PLEASANT - Tho I cmnau Royals wmgbt wheu llie / Pleasant WomaD'J Chtb ...... Royals take on the St Louis Friday evenlnJ at 7:• p. Hawks at Cincmnau Gardens In the Presbytlriu ~ IUPI) - Robtrtson h.a! mJssed fou; clal room1 with the Millie ';:I! it~ final respects I games followmg an eye Jnjury partment tn charge of &be ay to r ulchmaon. one he suffered two weeks !:lao gram . - - ..bir o" RE'nJRNS 1 HHADENTON Fla J - r Dally Sentinel, Pom~y-.Middleport, o.. NO'!'. 13, 1. . . ~~seball 1fl 1 - -~ ' • 1 ~ss l; :~~~r ~~ a~r mann~; Mr~"' Ge;~ld Bur~~;"!~. h~re ~~a at~ ~nd s~eet, ~lty I I I ~1 c:~~ed t~s b~~~~e ~ Then~ MCK~IVtY b~ ~· , • 1 Voice of Broadwav. • • • reportmg 1 I I Hospital News I Homeowners ... 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Our Soloction Of .•• Troclo-ln Automotlc Shottunt · ·r · :c., ll FOR YOUR SUPPORT ' H. P. CHRISTY MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER Browning Romlngton H& RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • �, I *" • • • "' ,0 - 4 • II A A A a .. #!> ... A ;, . . . 8~ FRfi~O MCMA~E ..,. ,... Kyger Creek Lands Six D(ST tD FIRST TEAM Ployor-School ~opelc~:er Ki ~ ~~ Jn;ac~ ·~:~;-~ '1 .-. , ,. . . .._ ._.. , - , , . _... . . '" o [)aily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport 0 ., Nov. 13. t9M-S 1 Schooh-Pioyor \hey "ould !Ike lo ocrimmqe 1with ony SV AC team. YR POS YR • E • · ." ::: ::: 1114 1senlatlves from the various ! or.d again!! top competlUon, bu; ed.. 0 Ntv. I, : : E Fox \ A shor 1 SVAC meetlna: wu 1 W. bo l ·ill b casting a c.ueful thb weoek lh~y mett on• o ra,..~ ueora.a ec . Swl•ber 1: l.oblt J . Danlel~KC . . . .. 4 T, 4 .... , . . . R-D. . held after the selection ()/ the UP I Sporu rnr-r k d _w '\ ""th 1 :u . m·s ltadmg ca n- Lhe ir toughest opponent• ol the Engineers lost to Tennessee ~ J . Bailey 4tS -Tru:::. ts ~:~n tmportant wee en ed)de II _e ; nt two weeks · season In lllh-ranked Michia:an laat weekend but ii they can K. McElhinney W T. Foster-NG .. .... 4 r 4 E C Frecker \ •ll·slar player•. lur Lhos~ ~.:ullege football teams I ates m t Je n . overcome that letdown they 'll ' E. Bartell 422 E. Hughes--KC . .... 4 G ... .. . . The Southern Valley officLals !wpm~ lv latch uut u <~ posl·St'll- A~ong . thu!jt' under ·t St"rious State. Spartans lmpreiiiYe ! be plenty of trouble for the ! Blind 30 R. Twyman-NG . .. - S G NG - M Toler decided to play Bishop Femrick bow l bid constderatwn for 11. pos --season h h ~.... p_ Carpenter-R . ... 4 C 4 -- · " · · HJgh ln ba1ketball next JtiiODson _ · k Ill t ' beth . top-ranked Notre '('he Spartans !4-3) are a1- Tide. Alabama, l oug. 1s I . W. Wilford oN"'I KC HB 4 '"r'" rrly three wee s e o r 1s . ih . •ho' · ·•r, one G French.•.•. -... aames will not count as " Ul . e-· Dame The 1nsh sport a HI rel·· ways at their best a~a 1ns1 e 1l !M"Ven-pom1 c Ire m u• . R. Bailey 32.5 . 4 HB "~ • Ule regular sea~on._ ~-~_:JJf_~ ·--'" toughies ." They have scored [ Third-nmked Arkanaas ( !-(~ ), Total 2412 R. Ba~nett-KC .. . , . B 4 SW- D. Bryant league games unUI the follow~ im prt>ssive upsets over South· with an edge towards the Cot- Won z Lott 1 rolnll 4 D. Chick-NG · · ' · · · : ~B 4 · · · · _ R- R. Adams lng year. ""California and Purdue . This ion Bowl, and Nebraska <8~). O.vla Waraor lao, ,P . Duncan- KC ··'··(DEFENSIVE! .. . ·. i. Uniforms were dlA<ui!Sed and has bee.-. o year of getting even an Orange Bowl probability, E. Perry 47S SECOND TEAM tt was IIP'eed to wear the regund the . •·Jn R. Carson ••• FIRST TEAM OS y R School-Pioyor lar rod on the road and white Thet for the Irish, however, a Y are heavy favorltes to mam"' :;: PLAYER-School YR. P . 4. .•. _...• R--C. Evans at home. ' rate u a 7~ point pick over their unblemished marks. The ; T. Anderson •...: C. Leach-KC ...... 3 E Attending Thursdays session their Big Ten foe . Razorbacks, who lead the H. Chesher ;;; M. Peck- NG .. , .... 4 E were: Coacbea, John Dudding Second-ranked Alabama (8-0l Southwestern Conference, are a i F. Reichert R. Jeffers-R .... .. . 4 TT and Geora:tt Evans, North Gal· 129 T Foster NG is draw ing the eyes of bolh the l 16·polnt choice ov..- SOuthern . Handicap 4 nd J' Sugar and Cotton Bowl co~mut· Methodist and the Corni1Uskers Total 2425 R. NG · · ·' · 3 OSLB 4 .... . . R- G. lia; John Wickline a :' . aD buttou!! are replaced on your laundered sb1rts or toes, but the Crimson Tide ." are favored by l(V. point• over Woo 1 Loot! Polnll t M. Mulford-KC · · • · 4 LB 4 . . " E- R . White, Kyser Creolt; Pal We · we wtll laundry .. · art -E .... 4 HB 4 SW- D. ..- aod Lloyd Myero, soutbwnt. M . G primarily concerned about wm· I Oklahoma State . K. H ung-E ...... ·. ·. ·. ·. . •rn·, Bill Prldd• ood Joe LJm. 4 4 nlng the Southeastern ConferRole Fever K I: C. Jewelen c Frecker # nd ' · und I t ·. HONORAI·L·E· M .. E. NTION _Fisher, Racine; lng, Racine; DaYI Stricklin ' e.n.;,c;.e.:a;.n.d,:k.:e:e~pi:n:g:J.:I!.=.=e:•.:•:.·l The big battle Ia In the Big JA. JSlobart ... -•- a nd Pete '71 E tern· Evans Ract' ne· Fry Southwestern; Kobl ent z, AI Bowen; E•-"'• 0 hns ""'""'""'""'""'~~""'""'""'E""'""'E""'EEE~~~ Ten where seventh·ranked Ohio C· Rid ont ~"""" Eastern: ·~ as "'ller' Southwestern· • ' , Cleland, Racine; J oh nson, Nlberi, Norw• .- G• Ilia . State •6·11 and aixth-ranked . eou JYK Tr d Ia ttend... K c'reek· s'mtth Southwestern; Colly, Hannan ace; Executive Hea I a W If 0 .chlgan < 'I ) ara fl•ht•·• It '· e ~· yger ' Cl B k SOuthD Mr ~ ... ·• R B i65 Murdock. Ha~nan Trace; Amoo, Eastern. · ance were, ay a er, I out for a Rose Bowl berth. The . oweD 42 weJtern; DermiJ Murdock, Hao1 11 wmner of the Big Ten automa- Handicap ti te heduled for nan Trace; IJid. carter Mallie. Gau1e readlng1; GaiHpo 5 bid to lhe Rose Total 2Mll ' The unbeaten Kyger Creek TenLa ve ams sc Dam tB 5, 12.2. running 1\2 feel ~~~:r.!:"rl;ht now the Buck· Woa ! Loot I Polato I Bobcats placed six of 111 offen-the Single A are Symmes Val- N~e~a~!.;..od ood Walter on rvllers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.~ e es lead the loop with a 4-0' Blue &: Grey aive ltlll'tiog players on t h ley, Blackfork, Hannan Stowera were princlpalJ vrbo 11)2, Pl. Pleasant 2417 , Hinton .:ark to Michigan's 4-1 record. ~ V. 1\lppei 441 SVAC Dream Tellll Thursday and North GaiUa. 82, Kanawha Falls 2 65, Char· Both take on Big Ten opponents E Bachner -403 night when thl Southern Valley Coal Grove~ ~ackson, t.n,t•-l were pr_•_,._n_t._ __ OPILY leston 18.91, London. Marmet Saturda with the Buckeyes! W. Chisler 471 Athletic Conference coaches Point, and Galbpolls areDoublle] BURLINGTON, VI. (UP!)~ NQ.OO Down-81l1nc:o on and Winfield dams were on the , hosting yNorthwestern a n d the I F. W. Porter 512 met at Norlh Gallia. tlvely scheduled fur the Warren Glngru ol Turners 1 Conv•niont f •rml • sills Iowa Ohlo l J, Duerr 506 AA event. ~ 1 IU ' Ri Alton Zepllyr I Wolve~.nes v s ~ t h ·. to Total 23-34 Both offen!live and defensive KC Football Coach J l Falls, Mass., hu been namcw Obf IS a 141'. pom c ooce · ed the m ·~~~~t~~~~:h'"':~d basketball cooch at wu Cham-a up 14.,o 2 · 4~verp m; Glendora up State Lakt the Wildcats while Mi chi- Won 1 Lolt I PolDtP I team• ws-e dom1na ted by ,.n. Wh'lte, adVIS College_ Glnlf&l 11 4, 7 45 P m_.; w~~r 'f!~~:~ gan rates Just 5-even over the I E . muZ~:IaDd Oll -444 ior~~tll Galli& was second :~~llt~.!l.sb.op Fenwick athlete at the Unl~ FURNITURE CO . up;'· ~. ~ p5 am st. Hawkeyea. . htl l R. Sargent 443 three boys and Racine and White said that this now of Massaehuaetta. Bruce own . . . On the Weal Coa~;:t, etg l ern each placed one on the MASON, W. VA. Marys down 15, 4 30 a mE.; tOn· rankt'd Oregon State and UCLA I J . Follrod 383 Star team 1 "'""'"";;;.=;;;;;;=====~~~~~~iiii -iiiiii'~;.-;.-"l d 15 5·25 am · as ern Blind !llO ~ - -~ - - - I war 6 u: .. New M~rtinsvllle I are battling for the oth~ Rose I Blind 390 Prior to ·the voting, the Gallia I I up 1 ' a m JO a m Louisiana Bowl berth. Both are tted for I Handicap 75 County Athletic Association met. I down l!· 1 . · _. nn B u the AAWU conference I e a·d l The group discussed the coun- 1 d~own 11 , _1 25 a;:~~~\ ydown . li, i with 2..0 marks and both will ~~~~. Lost 3 Polnti 0 2125 ty tourltaments, the JUnior high I (, , 4 . 10 am , b G 17 6·to l battle conference foes Satur-~ Mr Bee basketball tourneys and offi· 5 25 am . Jaco · u~ • day The Beaven are a slight · 11 421 : am ·~ Sally Polk up 1'_- 6 a6 a: 2-Yl point choice to upend Stan- ~ P. easel c ;~~ Jroup passed a The whole family il ture to m ; George G. up 18, 3 30 ~mb' ford while the Uclans are an B-1 ~iin~ot.son 510 tion to obtain Dale Hall a n 8 390 enjoy our delicious metll i .Jeffboat up 18, 4 30 am ; e point wxterdog against Wash· Gene James as toll'nament offl~ We han the Jane up 18 & a .m.; C. V. Harn J. Louks 412 t 5 tnd prompt courteous tervic• d 19, 3 am . Pennsylvan- mgton I d' M. Wt!rl'Y 608 clals at Southwestern a per • I er own ' ' Boston College, a ea mg ni ht _ ,, J or tho ia dow_n 19, 6 102~-~ ~5 !e:~ candidate fm· _the Liber~y and ~o~!l:t l..ost t Poi.nlt I 2421 ~ ~otion was passed to THE MARTIN ' . v-• 'f Uo sw01 lh down . 6 451 Gator Bowl!, lS a 2 pomt ~~ 25 complimentary passes I . ·,"'- -. . ". RESTAURANT . ' . Harvey Jordon down 22, derdog against Miami •Fla ) In I hool for the tourney and Middloporl , am . Elgercliff up 23, 12:20 a . contest tonight I Tnd High Game M. Werry sc . . t •oun· ,l . ltoute 7 . · · d a m . the 1one rna 1or · 221 have the adnu!ston o a11 ._, 5 23 30 1 C m.; nva er up ' · " · k tb It es stay lh Cotton Queen up 23 6 15 a. Jnd . fU.gh Series - M. Werry ty bas e a gam I m; Panzo up Greenup 4 p.m.; 608 I same ~·~~ra~t.~~~~ To GiYo You Sycamore down Greenup 6:40 Team High Game - K & C l studen . hf~ basketball p.m ; J . s . Lewis down Green· • Jewelers. 866. The JWUCf' sed I ups 20 pm . Orlenian down Team High Seriea- K & c Journamen! was ~~the tou:r·II Greenup ~: 20 p.m.: Phi II PI Jewelers, 2508. It was dectded ~ o II> ARE AT Spocn down Greenup i 35 p.m.; -~ ney a week be ore e S.rbtro Brent down Greenup Q-What part did lbe nation- school event. on PH9_~,. • 11:3> p.m.· Walter Hougland ' al epic o1 Flalond play fa Am· The tournament "Ill 1 ~--·-.. · · ' · ., Monday Feb 8at4 :30at 1 down Greenup 2 .50 am .; War~ UDitecl Prest lat.ernattoeal ertcao lltereture. • · nd ls i ..Come In ond See Our Complelo 8 t]ine of Go~ - Fir ed or O i!- Fired, WY 2-2036 , ren HoUfland down Greenup 6iher Natinal Baskeiball As· A~ The national epic of Fin· weste~f~ ~~~ :.col8m:am::m. -CD 1t-!ron or Steel 8Diler• ••• 7:30 a.m, E . P. Jones down sociaUon teams now know Jt land h1 the Kalevala. Thi1 work ached nd the final ·-Or Coli for rREE ESTIMATES. , Meldahl 2 30 p.m ; Western up I can be done- . The Boston Celtlcs ! served as. a mode! for "The Tbursd.a~ir~- ~a~urday Feb I 1l ' Meldahl 9 15 p m.: John Hood 1 b beaten I SonR of Hiawatha" by Longfel- game WI • up Meldahl 12 10 a 111 : SouthcaHu e er It· took an almostlow, who undertook to uhape 13 beginning at 'i :JOP. ri . al 1961 Romblor Cuslom 4 Dr. 511. Wog. only $1295 I owt>v . I nd f th AI ui Walter Stowen nctp !ern down Me\dahl 2:25 a.m .; unbelieveable effort by the Phil- the_ .ege- _ !I o e . . gonq n ru toid the merrn-11 Overdrive, black and white, one local owner I Northern up Meldahl 4:35a .m.; d 1 hl 76 'en to do it Th~ Indians mto an artificial folk Southweste · .11 1961 Ch...,rolot 2 Door .............. only $1295 'I Franklin Pierce up Meldahl 71;6.~ ~attled back from . a 25 ~~epic. hers ~tl SOAuthtowests-mnewnt' 6 cyl. R&H, clean and nice. Standard trans. One ·· · ih ~ange u~ a.m. point deflc1t and fmally won e . . . b 26 1nd 27 and the Doltble, IJ local owner was Fe · March 5 : Gallipolis Dam - Solv_ay ~p 1 ball game 1I0·109, on a jump! SU' _wuuton ~hurc. hill 1961 Ford Folcon 4 Dr. C111. Sto. Wog. only $1295 1 1:30 a.m.; Esso West v~rglrua shot by Paul Newnann with I born ~n Blenheim Pal&l.'t 1 01.- AA tournament on R&H, Standard trans, one local owner 6 1960 Rombler Amorlcon 2 Dr. Sedori .. only $795 up 2:204:25 a .m.; LucyJohn Jane Lucas eightnighl. seconds remaining :::--:::::· IIdown a .m.; J_..add day Auto. R&H. Nice and clean, solid. Cheap operating --- .-.. --- --- -·- Jj oo .,... REAM TEAMS 11.- • re...-ve lellll co• 1964 ALL SV AC D I ~ehool posed ot fmbmon aod oopl»!OFF INS! VEl SECOND TEAM . mom. He iold tho II""'P thai _ _ _ _ -- INDUSTIUAL LI!:AOU& .& • • ...,_ ....... .,. ,. .,. ~ .. -· ' Bowl Pictures Will be Brighter Following Weekend Grid Action .jl . . . . _, CHRISTMAS Progtllms &Pl•y• • • • • • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I 010 YQ U KNOW I . DUKE ( LEAN ERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . I G U ARANT EES .' . MOTOROLA TWYm;:; 1 e 3 Shirts Free of Chg. ~ R•lver 3 ROOMS New Furniture . ' I [ ews 1 I MODEL BC4 . . . . . FM-AM CLOCK RADIO •I W.Jkt to FM or .4-M musk Full {f'alure cleck , sleep bUZZt'f alarm, V!Si!lte, tuned ru· stage 1D .f)f, ~W11rh. I Has lotldnes~ co ntrol . FM limiter, Autollllltic Frequency ('untro . Siu· . 11 1 '~· · x ti 1'-t x 5 1t;. "_ (:olors : HC4E, BLack; HC4S . l1C4W, Whitt' . WERNER RADIO &T.V. MASON I'"" S;~n l ; N. 2nd A•o. 20 I FREE ESTIMATES ~HEATING I SYSTEMS . ·1· 'i". ·: , issue\ RIGHT BOILER I ' ,i RIGHT FURNACE ) ' HYDRONI BASEBOARD Celtics Lose, 76'erS Wm by 1 i A CLEANER WARMER HOME I f ·, : .. \ I THE BEST IN USED CARS MEIGS THEATRE METROPOLITAN MOTORS (Technicolor) C h<~rllon Heston, Ava Gardner. David Niven, F'lora Robson, John Ireland, Leo Genn, Paul Lukas Elizabeth Sellars. Colorcertoon One 110-1()9 1 I ~ I Pomeroy, Ohio STEAK • SUN ., MON, TUES • Nov. 15-16-17 Home of t/;r " WHAT A WAY TO GO"' f•bulou• Shirl<>y MacLaine, Paul New- t Tet'hn !Color } Mrs. 11 I Th::;u~rs~r~- ~ ~f~or~d~sh!r~e~,:E~ng:la~od~. 1 IDeon up 5:40 am.: Relrable The Ea•t•rn Division up 6:55am .; Lorena up 7.15\Celtics. who had won OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING I I•-~~~~.';!'ha:l~!~ up 7:~~l!~mZ. 1up Mormet 2:20 a.m.: 5:15a .m. Price up Marmet Thelma Ann up Winfield 4:05 Edward Baer, owner I p.m.: W. H. Shaver, Jr. Pomeroy i Wmfleld 5:10 p.m , 232 E. Second '""=======--::-=...,==.,.==-====~; up Winfield 6:5> pm. "!' --·-------:._~_~~~-- - -- ~~~ai~:t awi~~~ut l:a~os~J~f~ ] -·-·-~-- - ·- - - - ·- PLACEMENT TEST (JfOII.COMPITffiiE) NOV. 14, 1964-8:30 A.M. upped it to ()0-5~ in liTe third 1 'od pe~ · by Olympian L~::~~::~ ~~ Jackson, who wa• high with 27 points, aod Chet Walk- II er the 76'ers pecked away 1 :~ ~~ n:~~;;~g ~~o :~:~~ ~ tied the score with two--minutes i to go. Sam Jones led the Boston scoring with 2:4 points. 1 In other game!, Los Angeles 1 def.. ied New York , !U.l23, In overtime and Detroit walloped San Francisco, 121-99. . Dick Barnett's basket w1th seven secunda remaining in ~gulaUon time sent the Laker· Knick game into an extra session. Then the Lakers ripped off 1o straight points lo lee the victory . Elgin Baylor finished with 35, Jerry West added 32 Barnett coniributed 24. Wll· Reed of the Kni<ks lopped everyone with 38. W!lt Chamberlain tallied ~ points, high for the young sea~ son, but the Detroit Pistons und« new player-coach Dave De~ Bussche" shot an amazing S6 per cent In tbe final half to register an easy wm. seven trolt players scored in do~ble figures while only two Warr1on, other tllan Chamberlaln, were able to malch that feat~ 1 l Athens, Ohio U. S. Post Office, 11 West Stimson Ave. More than 8 ,000 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to meet urgent requesb lrom developing na\tons in Latin America, Africa and Asia. To be considered for \raining programs you should take the non-competitive placement test November 14 Ei tl~ er send a completed application to the Pea ce Corps before the lest, or fill one out and submit it at the time you take the lest For an application, or more information, write the Peace Corps, or -see your l~al Postmaster. HEADQUARTERS FOR • • • ENGLANDER MAnRESSES • • • 0 W..hlngton, D. 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REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doeton Prescrtptiont WY Cheater, Ohio CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT POIDeroy, Ohio FOREMAN . & ABBOTT Qua11tr l'un!IIUN al Lower Prleeo MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE .SAFE WAY J Middleport ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. the i•ent'shio med•eal lbrou1bout •IllY. I" ~ care- 110 es the for their g1ftwhlcb of twoha•e furnaces now be heated by the furnac church: been es. ... ~---------------------------•loiii••iiilllliliiiiMillilltiilllll•llill--.:.: THE.UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ..~ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY · ·· ... .... , --~. ~ ... -·,. . -~ ~ . ... .. .. - ... '· .' ' . ,J" · a.':,, !; till ll:"' P. ,, Chester, Ohio EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "EVERYTHING IN . HARDWARE" Pomeroy, Ohio NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take Someone Wltb You To Churcb ln Pomeroy Over 90 Year!l Attend Tho Church Of Your Chnlea BEN FRANKLIN STORE l5e to $1.00 ond up omo POMEROY ' ,: ___...;,__. 'W. 11188. ~L LOCAL ....._ • ONION ...., ., 9:15a.m., Prayer g:'piteh!rs. Holy Day of Obllgatloo 6:30 a. ship 11 a . m.; Evangelistic aer- . 5 ·p. m. ; Evening Worahlp. 64 Carpenter Bapliol Cltareb; day 7:16 p. m., r bar· m.: Confession, I!! hour before vice, 7 p. m. Praye< meeting, ' p. m. . Prayer Service, Wed· 1 Sanday School 9·30 a. m.; Mort> sal. Workshop. for a! mem ers Mass. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday ; Young I1nesday, 7 P m. ing Worship IO:Ui a. m. of the ComdrruEsalono lon Meandm- Lour Lady of Loretto Mi..loo People's Service Friday, 7:;!0 Cbriotian Science Cltlll'<h llollaod Firol Bapllll Church bership on vange ISm L d m 1 1 " will 1 Sunday Sclt<ol 9:30 a. m. Preach- Christian Suclal Concerns. and Long Rottom ,_ Rev. eon•: P Sutton Molbodlsl Church, Ar- "Mortals and Immo;:.!,n-Serlnr Sunday 2:30 p. m. other officials aod,:em~fl I~ ~~~3o ~d~~~:~~o::y; thur Stitt. pastor Sunday I be tileU:b~:~d:~ ~~ all Otrist· Harrlsouv!Ue Presbytertae, terested on ur y, ov. School 10 a. m., Clint Orr. moo . hes Rev. John Davies, pastor: WOI'- 7:30 oo 9 P. m. at Heath Meth· of ObUgatlon,~- o": God .Rev. Supt.; Sunday Worah!p, 11 a.m. oan Setence ~h~~e ,.;.,. someship service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday odist Church, Mtddleport. b J.:l::u~ood. pastor: Masoo City Chiii'Cil of Cbrfst . Gold~~.!!~~ but now are ye Sehool 10:30 a. m. Alfred Methoclltt Cbure . Evangeliotic Mlller Street. R. Kenneth Roy, tinles ,.d . walk as chlldTbo Peatecoslal Cltureb, Mid- Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor, Sun· School 10 a. ~-·y ung .....le Envangelist; Sunday Bible hghl In lhe !~ h 5·8) Scrlpdleport, Soutlt 3rd Ave.: Sunday day School atl:30, Charles Tay- servtce 7 p. m.. oWednes . Study tO a. m., Morning Wor- ron of hghl ' P . ra ·• from School tO a.m.; Sunday evenln& lor, Supt. Worahlp service& at Endesver 7 p. m. m ship, 10:4~ a. m. Evening Wor- tural readmgs. wo!l Gen· evangeliJIIc service, 7:30 p.' m. 10:45 a. m. with Lloyd D11Un~· Prayer meeting 7 p. · ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, the story 0~ ~o:; the Gala. Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. er, lay leader. Sunday worship day. Mellludltl Clutrdl 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. esJS to Pauls • .. ~r10 e are all 26 ' -f God :Y faith in m.; Sewrda: nlgbt Prayer and services ot 8 with tile Rev. Cas- Ch~': C to Pastor· Woe· Rutlaad Church or Chrlot. tJ1111S t 3d Worship 7·~0 p. m. Pastor, Rev. to, Tueoclay at 8 p._ m. WSCS Pesr ·. aat m Sunday Bible School 1:30; Communion the _chll ren ~- ' B. L. BamtL at lhe borne of Olte Follrod. st . servtco a a•.. , CS lsi 10:30 a. m., V. H. Bral•y. Chrtst Jesus. . rom lhe deRatland Church o1 lhe Nazor· Wedneoday 7:45 p. m. Prayer Schoo~! ·~:;b. WS Board ;Supt. Sabra Canaday, pianist: Related reoo:;~ will in· ene: Sunday SchOOl 9,30 a. m.; meeting. ~.:i"' y3rd Wednos<iay ol tile .Bible SIUdy, 7:30, Delbert Ro- ";'~tna~ona~tatement : "The .. Morning Worship 10, IIi a. m. Cit b ·1111ae leader cu e " hat mor Evanlfllstic ser•lce 7!45 ?· m. RoUand Me~ Mor: month. Po;.eroy ol lho Na.. ternal Truth destror;.~ ~ Midweek prayer service, 7:45 p. ~~sb~"";~~ i>,:,aW:.:: Ch..J MI. Rermoo UDlled Bretltren - · Sunday School, 9:30 a. tals se:~ t~~:~: real ex!slellee m. Wednesday. School 9,30 a m. WSCS firsl 1n Christ: Rev. JaiiiO!s Mom- m,; Momllll wonhlp 10:45 a. error. hild of God 0011111 ID Cotnmblr Chapel: Worsblp sef' Tuesday· and· 2Dd Thursday o1 son, pastor; Sunday School, m. Evenins Worship. 7 p. m.; a,. elSe' nee and Health with >'Ice each 3unday 9:t; a. m.; th;-J' mily Night tasl 9:30 a. m., ·reachbt& 10:30 a. l'ra)ler meelln&. 7 p. m. Wecl. l llght • 1e SCri tureo by 1o1ary 1 SUnday School 10 a. m.; Youth :a~ mon Din a of each monlb m. Alternate preach1ng and Re•. Clyde v. Hendel'!lon, pas- , Key to~~ . P2811) Service 6;1S p. m. Evening Wor· ~ 6·: ev", ·'Prayer Meetlna, Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. tor. I Baker j. p . sblp 1 p. m. eaob Sunday. a · p. " Sunday MilJ.Weel: Prayer ser- Oat<r Chareh ol C brill 7' 30 p. m. Wednesday. vicell Wednesday, 7:!0 P· m Bible School 9:30a.m. Preach- EdeD UDlled Brelbrea Ill Rutland MliSkul' Olive New· lDI 10:30 a. m., first and third Cbrltl Cbarelu Rev. Eldea R. man llli9sloaary postor; SuD• v Sundayo. Balke, paator; Stinday School, c1a.,y 9cboo~ 9:ll0 a. m.: Won!$~ cor. Syeawore" Second St. - Pomero. Carleton Cltnrch, .<lailbary 10 a.m.; WIJmlollolaJnaer, ltlpt. l0;30 a. m.; frWbiD&. 7:!11 p. R.EV, JOSf:J'H KRALY. PASTOII Rusd. ··onday School 9·10 a. m Chrlttlan Endeavor, 7:15 p. 11. m.; Prayer service, 7:ll0 p. m. Sunday November 15 Ralph Carl. Supt.; "reaching Mrs. Lyda ChevaUer, president, Thursday ' . Services, 7:30 p. m., Cecll Col classu to1 all. Song servleea, ~ Plallli EUII CloJrell: Twenty-Fifth sunday otter Trtmty t-aym.m; Pr•yer meetina, Tuo& I p, m.. Pteacllin8 &;20 p, m.; Rev. IWaell8 E. EmerSOD, pa.. - (lluUetln Board Saying Of The Weeki to h I • 0 PJ.. · day 7:30 p m. Mid Week Pray"' meeUn&, 7;30 t:or: Sunday Wonblp UO a. m. "He bao tho ril)lt to criticise, who bulho heart Sevealh ~ ~veniiBI, Poll>- p. m. Wlldrrelda1, Clan Lead· and 7130 p. aa. alternately. Sm>SUNDAY SCHOOL ........ ................. t;ts A.::·_ eroy, Cbildrett I Home Bill, er. Mrs. Mazfa BoiiiDier. clay Schotll 8:30 a. m. and 10:20 WORSHIP SI!:IIVICE ... ................. .-. 10-~ A. · Mulbe!'I'Y Heil]lto. Sa b h 1 I b Star EUB Cbiii'CII a. m. alternately. Hobllrl VineSEIWON TOPIC, "TilE NEW BEG!NNJNG' School 2 p. m.; Worshl;t ter"'<:t MoraiDI . . ' an1, Sup!.: Bible . Study llld . .. .. ............. Lulblr lA-·. 3·15 p m SaturdaJ. Prayer Rev. Menzel Smltb. pastor. 9 " lad. .. _,_ SUn4ay, UO p.m. . .. .. Women ollbe Cltu>eh . ' . ' a m, SUndaJ SciJool, J.l'red nO)'er =•"'" I "' - - ' TIJtldl)', 8:00 p,m. . .. ........... lleheartal. ·, . ...,.ling. Tburtday, UO ~ m. b sin;tb, IIJI)I.: Earl Shuler, .Us'L 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. _ _ Wedneoday, 7:30 p.m ...... .............. . ~A. MI. Motiab ~ Mornlnt -.hlp to·ts a. m.; Ftnt lapllll ~III'Ob. -..e 'l'!lunclaJ, 1:00 p.m........... ·"~.itO.. eatatllllnl . CoMldd' rnelerpoor,. Nyh llardet1 Prayer meellna a p.' m. Tbur• Rev. C. L. O'Conner. Sotur<lay Ci!Mh• · , . minister. " Sunday School t:30' day. ...._ CIIIJrclllo IlL PdiCllrtls, 10•41 aa. m, ,._ ""'' Sunday IUpL' Sehoal a. m. Arnold Rl~s. SupL Ll-u • 1:30 · · ID..1 111 -Y i E s::: ' a:ln '! Phoa'o WY 2--204D St . Paul's Lutheran L 'Ja= F~~ sL •·-•-· -~ ~~~.··:.;..:·:::::::::: ~uniof Ch urc h lolll ;' -l----------------~~- ~~~--~~~--~ ., '• ., s:i'n": I"' FIJRNTJ'Uill! 1o APPLIANCES . I Don R. Newkirk &xecu~~vt ))!rector p ciu.ru Phone 985·2125 130& ...... CONSULT THE ADS EVERY DAY IN I. 1 ~es~ :ct;'!.~"":. month. 9 Pomeroy E. Main St. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ••lmpoltlnt....., Pomeroy 2-295~ Bulova Watches Sales &: Servlce Middleport 186 N Second ciNIInti The D•ily Sentinel c I p. m. Wednesday. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER . l "'·-• 11n1 Monday eaoh moot1J moral condltion. Repent - BAUM LUMBER CO. J(ARR CONSTRUCTION CO. i 1 0 IDI. at 7,10 p. m. Holy Commul> 0110 man can suffer, pay, 1!!'1 ion each q1JIJ'ler u liiiiOIIIIOSild. .... die foe ODOtl>er, but1101t~ WSCS first Wednesday of each repent lor another. TINY'S FOODLAN&·. lll1bn ol Good lkead rec:· , s~e F •• ~ ........, Mlolloa a... r = m _,.., ' lhan . StiverovDie Road: E. J. Griffith, putor; Roger WI~ ford, SupL; SllliU.y Schocil 10 • · m.; Evanpllotio ~ce.;.~ ::10 p. ~-=yer mee &, • r. m. y. w- ------- SWISHER & LOHSE ua ~ i Bible ~cbonl SU?t. UB QJUl'cll, Lelllrl Fall•. Sanclay School 9:30 a. _m.; Worship .....,ces Sunday, 7.:!11 p, m. cburcb otllle Nazarene, Pomeroy. Rev. Clyde Henderson, pastor: Sunday Schoo) 9:30 a. m.: Morlllng Worship 10:30 a. m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening services 7::10 p. rn. PraYer meeting, ;;30 p. m. Thursday. LIEVING COAL COMPANY HEINER'S BAKERY HtrlltlnitoD, W. Va. w'!: O:i' i i S: .._tile 1 rhe Forres~ Supt.; Bible Scbool byterlan Church, Rev. Howard 1:30 o. m.: Morning Worship, Ruppel!, pasror: Worahlp ser. 10:30 a. m.; 8venmg Worsht?, fico, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. 10 a. m.; Prayer meelln&. 7:30 Bible Study. p. m. Wednesday. ""! FRANCIS FlORIST d GREENHOU SES HOYM SOHIO SERVICE 1 1 ehaillft lixtem - 1 1 .1 . . . . . and the fourtiJ c.t.ew11, I. O'CaD- and - ..11J11C. d>ele words. cARMEL _: WILLIS ANTHONY PL-ING & HEATING 1 _ rov . llarrlsonviJ!e Road, Eugeno Underwood, mtnlster. Bi· ble school 9:30 a, m.; Momlng worship 10:30 a. m.; Evening worship 7:30p. m.; Robert Reed · This Is What It Means 1 IIZPI!Ift'AHCB JIM'. C. J, '-loJ Rafaa1 Ill tllolill a..~\ In lhe Goapel ttl St. IINdiew ~-; When You See An Ad In I llorninl Worship, 10:30 1. m. "'""""yl W.l. pr~r SERMONh11 tlhoen.Wo Molbodlll Word will preach repentat.Ce. Federated ~OlllllftJ, Dr LestB L Roush, pu!Gr · J II Re W H Perrin, pastor· . . . . esua Drled metl to -< ••,.....,_. Ca;l Kaui., SupL; s 0 0 day ~~~ ~~ rn. lstal~rt~~ ~~~~ School, 9:~ •· m. ; Worlblp ial Board meelln& each quarter ~lnd II repentance Is fhe fltit bour 10:30 a. m. 1lllltso olherw!Je called. Holy ad ~eeded It it vicious IIIII eommunloo each quarter as ""' absurd w ~!tempt to make reFirsl Bapllll ~ MiddleDOtJDCed. IJ&ious pfOI,... willloul 11. . K•••ler Adnrtilof>l S.Viol. 1...... --.r1t fO«' a aovel, a di~tiGNLrJ, an l!n ' Y· . .burt. Y.. port, Rev. Donald Boone, ... SynC!Dse Cbard o1 tho N... 1'hmo are two dtlfertlllt wOI!ds t., Soalb. Belhel EUB Chlll'clt, tor: Sunday Scooal 9:~ ~- m., eene, willlnm c. Thorpe, pastor. used In the New Tutament, btth Rev. E•gene E. Emenon, l"red Hollman, Supl., 10· 16 a. Sunday Sehool 9:3U a. m.; Morn- of which are translated into lilt tor. Sunday worsltlp 7:311 p,S: m. Wonblp Service;_ BYP 6 P• lng wursblp 10.30 a. m. En&lish word repentaN:e. QDe ._-. ibMI ftf}'" , _ ,5 before •he t~n,. undentand• tta 1:lllllb. a child. learns to .,... peet God B Word. Rever7 and 9:30 a. m. alternately. m.; Evening Worobip, :30 ~- Syracuse E.U.B. Cltarcb, Paul of them conveys especially tlto eaee • bona. A MmM at the im-portance of reUrion Free MelbodfBI Cborcb, Laar· day School 10:30 a, m. aod m.; Wed. 7:10 p, m. Prayer A. SeOero, POllOI'. notion of being sorry for havinc ••tal¢• el Cliff, !lev. R. Eugene Gill, 9:30 a. m. alternately. N01'111811 meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., cbotr 9 , 30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Ben done wrong; lhe other conveys tile pe11.._, ...uat be .Aort ... and aenaibly chosen. pastor. Sunday School 9:10 a. Bahr, SupL Bible Study and practlce. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. especially the notion of chana· C' zz p "11M ...rohinl euuiiona muat be an•w.e~ed. m.; Phil WISe, su pt. ; Morning prayer oervlce led by pastor, Morning Worship service. 111 in8 one'• mind as ID lhlDI•, 1llotMr .-.1 Dad will aoon discover that e:z:platnmr worship 10•30 a. m.; You tb 7:30 p. m. Tburoday. Middleporl Firol UDlled Pre,. and 3rt! Sundays 01 lhe month: -mg thingsbo a dllferenl Ushl. , _ . • their ehild deepcml their own compreben1ton. Servtces 7 p. m.; Evangelistic bytertan Church, Rev. Howard 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangells. and tben shaping one's conduct ~ .W...taee of. a _pa.rent'a most aacred privile~e. service 7;30 ?· m. Mid . Week Lollrlqo EUB CHurch, !leY. Ruppel!, pastor: Sunday Sehool tic Service 2nd and 4tb Sun- accordingly . Trying to mend 1 _ . . . yoar ehild to God. Make the ~lble part al. th,e prayer servico. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Eugene Emerson, pastor, Suo- 9:" a.m. Mra. Rodney Sauer, day of m.,;,lh. BETHANY _ one's Ule. . , . P.ariieipate in and eooperat. w1th the Church e J d 1 ...,._..Ri.,. •Ration. day Schoo~ 10 a. m., RusiOII supt.: 10;:10 a. m. Worlltlp; 5:45 9:30 a. m. Mornlna Worship; . This second word, I believe ByaeD Ran Free Mol~: Archer, Supt. Sunday Worshi' p. m. YF: Wed. 6::10 Jumor 10 ,30 a. m Suodny School, Bly· is the one Cl.-tst used, lor it iJ J.. .-_ .,._ lpirituaUy whou purenta crow Robel" E. Smllb, Sr., pas • 11 a. rn. Blb!B Study and Pray- Cboir; 7 p. m. Senior Chotr. the Theiss Supt . 6·30 ~ m a larger word with more mean· Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Wor· er service led by M!Uard Cot, Youtlo Feii~Wshlp. , lng. Christ preached that m<l!l ley Haley, Supt.: Morning wor- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. l"ree WID Baplltt Chareb, 9·30 a m Sunday School Way- should repent of their past and ship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P au I ~ R~usb. Supt.; ,10:30 a. m live a n.w Ufe In the p.....,nt, 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic Illes- Rock Sprlngo MelhodfBI Taylor; Sunday SChool, 10 a. m. Momins Worllblp 2nd and 4tb and the future . Repenting of sage, 7:~0 P· m: : Prayer mee~ Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor· Guy Pri~y, Supt:; Pna~: Sunday of tho ..;...th, 8 p. m the past is hard to do, lor we 7 30 mg, Thurs~ 1 Y · p.m. ship service 9:30 a. rn.; Sun- ~rv1ce~ 7.3o P· m., Pray!r se Evening Evangelistic Service, want to hold on to many of the R 10 day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF vtces, .:30 p. m. Wednesday. 1st and 3rd Sunday of month things that we have loved and Penteco~al Assembly, on r 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Syracaoe Mlsoloo, ROY. Earl one cannot breal< wltll lhe paot 124, Rev. aul E. Jooes, pasto ~ Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Portland Metbudlst Church, Custer, pasto" Services every without some help from a powSunday School 10 a. m.: Wo Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Wednesday and Friday evening ,.. lhaiiB sreater than our own. ship serv1ces 7:30 p. m. Sun- Racine MetbodlBI Chlll'clt, School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Har- at 7. 30 p. m. Therefore we nted lhe halp -..... •-Jwpe it will, i~ some measure, foste_r an.d help_ sns· day, Wednesday and !'rtday. H. L. McDanie~ pastor; Sun- old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth MI. ULion F.W.B. Church - only wbich God in Christ can "',.,. "'"' 1 f th f Brlldbary Cltureb or Cbrist, day School 9:30 a. m.: Pteaob- McLeod , A8S'I. Su_pt. Services Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl and will give us . lain fJwt which is gaod in family and r.nmm.unity I e, • IS • eo· Art Marcum, minister; Bible ing 10:30 a. MYF I p. m.; every Sunday evenm&. Starkey, supt.; Evening wor- The Invitation that Chrt.st bos ..,.. If lponaored by the bu1ineBB firms and orgam:wtwm S<:hool and Morning Worship, Prayer and Btble Study, 7:30 P· III'Oh a... ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecll Cox, given us means _that we _no lona· Ao _ r bA'-·-, 10·30 a m · Chriltlau Endeav- m. Wednosday. " Enterprise EUB 01 w' b' L•yman· Young People's meet· er need to Uve m our stru, and '!!1!!~-!:!,,!w!!J~!!!,}!~!!"""~~--;----:-------------l[ c M 1 Smith pastor. ""'tp . ' . 1 m t .; or, 6 p. m.; Evening WorshiP, AIIUqait) Baptist Churct son- enr 9 _30 ' . Sunday mg end Bible Study, 7:30p.m.; tmsery, lhat we no '::::;' ""d 7 p. m. da School at 10 a. m. Prayer serv ce ·. a. m.. Fel- Wednesday; Choir practice at suffer with sleepless ta, _an on I KiDgdom Hall or Jebovab'o m:etin Thu.·!ld•Y 7:30 0. m. School, 10_30 •. m.. Y::::th and 7:30 p. m. Thursday. miserable dayo. Chrt.st brmgs Witnesses· Public meeting, Sun· Flrstg Ra tlot Church, · rom.. towship 6 ·30 P: m.,_ yo . The SalvalloD Army, EllvGJ forgiveness oo all wbo w11l reday 3 0. m. ; Watchtower study ro _ Charles Norris. Gills . Fellowship, . 6·30 ~ Ray s. Winl~t~. officer in charM• pent of the past and Uve for Member FTD 4 ?- m.; Bible study Tuesday, S~day Sehool 9;30 10:20. Eventng ':":·~Pit, Cboir Sunday 10 a.m. Holiness meel· Him in the newness of Jllddleport ~~~. Greenbous/4 WY 2-3402 8 p. m.; Service meeting, 7 p. Worshi service, 10:30 a. m.; and tth S ys. ou .; \og; 10:30 a. m. Sunday School We have not reached the po ~t WY 2-2644 m Thursday: Ministry school, Nurse~ and Junior church for 6:30 _P· ";·:~~':fay Sunday 7 p. m.. Young People's of no return, whereh there_. " a Thursday. children. Meetmg, : P· m. Legion: 7:30 ~- m. Salvation life there is hope; _w en a per· Pallville Pilgrim Bollnell, (P. Heath Melbodisl Cborcb, Mid· meeting; Thursday, I ID 3 l.a- son I• ~ade to see thai· 'IIley 0. LangsVille, Ohio), Rev . 0. H. Letart Fallo UDlled Brethren dleport, M. E. Dow5011, paswr; dies Home League: 7 p. m. Prep are a smner, then, will they car,, pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Church, Rev . .lames Morrison: Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School classes; 7 30 p. m. Btble study, (Contlaued Ott Pa_ge •f Church Thlt Week" Establlshed In 11104 a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. WorSunday School 9:30 a. m., Tom Supt. ; Church School, 9:30 a. prayer meetmg. Other serv1ces . u.reb West Columbia. ·w. Va. Middleport ship service at 10:3; a. m.; PUNorris, supt. ; Ass1. Supt. Herm.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. by announcement. Sliversv~ Methodlat Cb Ph, MalOn SP 3-11593 grim Youth, 6·45 p. m.: Evan- bert Roush. Preacbin& Sunday m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- The Cburcll ot lho Naureae, Arthur Sutt, p~tor . Sun:::'?. geliatic service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· 10:30 a. m.; Alternate evening ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board Chester, Ray E. Warne, pastor Sehool, 9:30 a. m., Geoe W . Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- worship at 7:30 P· m.; Pray- meeting, 1st Sunday of month, sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Mom- Supt., Semces Thursday ev~ nesday 7.30 p. m. er meeting Thurs., 8 P- m. 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday ing Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS mg. ' 1 t Cbarch of month 7:30 p. m .; Eleanor 6·45 p. m .: Evening Serv1ce. ~orse Cbapel Metllodtsl DDOIIIIIICI-GBII-DM!.T-DODGE 111\UCKS 1 Middleport, Ohio Middleport Church ollbe Naz· The United Methnd in AI: Circle, 2~ Thursday r1 month 7;30 p.m.; Midwee; Prayer ser- Church, Arthur Stitt. Pastor lllddloporl arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Pomeroy - Hevda MelvScbool 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed- vice. 7·30 P m Wednesday Sunday School. 10 a. m. Oliver Sunday School9:38 a. m.: Morn- ktre. pasror. Sun Y ' nesday of month, 8 p. m.; A!t· Grace Eplseopal Church, Sayre. Supt.: Sunday WorShip lng Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS 9:15 a. m., Lto 1 Crew, ~?,~· ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of Pomoroy, The Rev . Richard H. service, 11 a. m.; Prayer mootYoung People, 6:45p. m.; Evan- Leo Vaughan, A~s · Supt. Ser: month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practice Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mor· lng every Wed..aday even~~~&. 10 gellatic me•;llllg 7:30 P- m.; mg w~~sh•p -~ ~et:::~ Re· Wednesday, 7 p. m. nina _Prayer and Sermon, 10:30 Middleport Chlll'clt 01 CVIII, meet 1g, Wed, 7:30p.m. mon . ,.The Mao M t!todlst YF St. Jobn'o CathoDe Mlsslen: a.m. Coffee hour following . 1h an<' Main Streels Dontld Prayer Builders .k BuUdin&: Supplies Pomeroy 6 Naomi Bapllot Cltarcll: Sua- moved. 6p. m. e 1 · near GuysvUle (Dutch Ridge I: Che•ter Cltarcb ol God, Rev. lbcks. minister; Bible School, Ph. 985-200' Che1ter, Ohio Gburcb of Your Cbolca day School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- Monday, 1.30 p. ~- ·~:.:;;s Rev . Frank Manieri, pas· Gilbert Spencer, nastor Sunday ,30 a. m., Milton Housdabel~ ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, meetmg at ehurc . Th y, tor Sunday Mass 10:30 •- m.. St>hool !J·30 a m Momin~ wur· 9Supt.· Morning Worsbtp, ente~- 1 w.... Reorpnhed Cllllrcll 01 J ... Cbrl.ll of Latter Dq Salall, lllJ mDeo from Racial 011 Racln& Porlland Road. 8onday Sclloo1 9;30 ._ m.: Worsblp 10:30 a. m Sunda" lftnlllg oerv1ca at 1 p. m.: Wed., worship aerv· iL:e at 7:30 p. ID. f'lltor. Thomu E. Diddle. All evening oervlen begin al 7:30 p. m. ,36 aadnnall 1 1 Great Bend; Rev. o.. Nol'. 13, l""'"' •• !lad Sunday ScbooJ t:~ a. IL: aor, pqtor; "Tbe peopll ab1p lfi'Victt 10:30 a. IL: IlL t :30 L m. l4oralnC Wonblp aatln <Ia'*- aaw IP""l UChl\ ~- of God, MI. Moi'IMt Jolm, 81JDday Scbool 10 1 • m.: and 9tJaday Scbool; 7 p. 1L £9. and to !bern 1ltat Ul bt lllot 1'ellev. Ira M. Tlbbo, putot; SuD- Worlbl~ t a. m. Olllna oervtoo: 'l"lllraday, 7;311 ~ aod ~ ri. death day School t:45 a. m.; Worship Q.a 11 Otrlol, Pe'ttOJ, p, ID. Prayer mMiia&, 11 IIJII'IlliC up. From tbal timiD service 11 a. m. and 7:411 p. m.: J Mutln, patOt: ltDda1 s,r- M.-lt ClliJra. 1J11111 belao to preach, aod Prayer mee '' ·s 1;10 p, m. Tu.... 1 t :IO L m. QJun:h lt:IO Or. LetW I. Roulb. poliiOr; uy. 'Repent: lor ~ .Kh>&dom clay: Young People, 7!10 p. m. L m.: CbriiUID Entleavar, I;IO Morning Worsblp II1'Ylco 1 un. ol Heaven II at hand . Friday. p. m. Evenlnl Servlctt, 1:310 p, Dana Wlnebrenner, SUpt. It a. ReJ10DII 'l'hll Is ol lhe m m. 8onday cbool: YF moot solemnly lll&loaliYe wordo Bradford Church of Cltrltt. · da7 1:30 p. m., Mn. Moon, In lho human l.tD&IJIP. Repe!ll Zion Chllfcb of Cbrlot, PolliO- N. ~- lmboolen, pastor: Bomer Syrocuae Flnl Ualted Pr.. dlreeiDr. Offlclal Board . - - lheu men are In a """"' wJtb I" an 11101 Jlllllor Fellclnldp; t p.a. BveniDc ......, ,,. p. Ill W-y. l'ni)tr -u.s: 1:10 p, IL WdiJ-oy, Sonicll' (liolr Practioo: 1:10 P. IL Til& day. Juqlor a.otr Pnctk:o. Sentinel Church News _w,, - - .. I~K;eftmg . . - •' ,,. p. . . '!'be lin, . . . .. • 11111 tndute of lutara _!flab 8cbool IIIIIIII'IIIIIIW A'CIIi the aUU. 'l'hll utreme of "' lllo JlflllloJIIt of lUI lime precaution hat beetl a drqllDI (liN). U 1M lylllllu . . . we!Jbl on tile Council durinl lmpooM .. llmeo II IlL hlepll &op!t•l .kllool ol all Ito dellberallons. ,..... riPII1 aeel willa IJUI Ntnlnit p......... IIi Sepl. 111°ae wllo odopl IIIIJ vlow• oppoellloL Plu IX ... 1101 I!Dbef, 8be ... lletll eiii)'Qlp•ba _,, ... _.._ upolal wboodd ••ld tndlt 1 P • n - .. - ..., ,._. eel at V - - "'-lll ._ leDerol terms ulttd let .'~ Is - • · l!le.!~ -..~.~ pilei, world - k oat nwa - · UJOd ...., <--. ...... Mr. EwiDC Ia a IMllflldualo vaUoa. Tiley are slaoere men m'hJI1aas Ia &lday's world. ol PoiDifOJ' Hllh ktJoal. He 4 • or 0oc1 bat !bey tltlllk tut Times ehan1e. etrcUlllllances allelldetl 111o 0n11t1e Olllete. ll'lllh Dever cba.,.. 1111 coaL vary. Preuur01 IJ'OW and neeand Ia lata •mmw tnduted. Or, let me It lblo way, easily demandl. There It pro11'<>111 tile lcbooi ol Mr. and Mrs. Sadhu samuel, covered diSh to th<o dtnner be· 1 they lear lbal u lnlb chaa· sreasloo in thinls tllat move Blnba!DIIni- He It - ~ b '!l 1e1 Ill coal lbeD lbe lralb wtlh tile developmeoL of lime, atecJ wllb !be ltwiDC ' - 1 1natives of India, who are spend· ginmng al 6 P m ing 8 year in America as Chris· Mrs. RH:httrd 0\H!n. proaram 1 ~ • ;J i1 abo e•aJlled. science, IOclology, politics and tage. }lome. November 10. 1964 1tian workers, will be guests at chairman. wol l ,.-estde at t h • t In Mtddleporl On the other hand, there are global rel.ttlonablpa, Sllrely Mrt. Caklwell, IIIOiber o1 1111 Editor . :a dinner and speakers for the dinoer meeung . Mr and Mn. Rulh Ann Kloes, daughle; of i thoae who maintain lhot the tllere iJ trutll that flexlb!Uty to bride, wore a blaek dreu wlllt &ERIES ANNOUNCIID Tbe Sentinel . ievening program. Tuesday eve· I Samuel attend the Baptist M". Mtldred Johnson, Is a pa- church appUe the same truth adjust ltaelf to new condltions white acceuorlee, and Join. A ..tee ol Bv..,.U.U. llfl'· )'(omeroy, Oh1o nlng Nov. 11 at lhe Fl"t Bap- Churth •t Nellore. South India, tienl at Veterans Memorial Hos- in dilferent way1 to ditferent wllhout rorrupllnl Its bali< na- Ewilll motber of the lfOOIII vices will bella at Tbe Salvo.. Dear Sir· . tis! Church in ~hddleport 18~0 pJtal, where !!he is being treat- circuiTUIItances in different times ture. wore ' blue wool suit don Army 111 Buttcnut Ave., 1wh1ch hou; existed smce 8 _ W~ h.ave recetved cllppm~s They will also be present ~t w1th 2,~ per:s:onli baptized _ m ed for a severe head inJury SUS· of the church's existence. To. Whether anyone want• to adbeige acceum1e1. Pomcoy, Cll Nov. 11, &bra Nov. 10 ..telative to the ho!plta1s the Sunday mormng worsh1p 1one day m 1878 They have Wit· tained from an accident wtille day the church muat speak in mJt It or not, le.c!ll prove that Immediately following tbe 22. Warkerl IDd ~~ IN "14eigs County. A letter from ~vice, Nov. l3, at wh•ch time nessed grt"at changes m India riding her horse She is ;.~ high a way that senres modern need! there ls a great strain on mar- ceremony the couple lett for tram the Pt. Pleallftt Mtslion. ;Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, address- the Feeney·Benoett Post. No and ., Bapttsl ambassadors 1 school student at Middleport. and understanding. rt.ae today becauae of OJ.. a trip to Niagara Fallt 111111 Song Mr\'lces bella al 7:30 ed "~o the PubUc." made tile l28, American Legton, woll pre· from lndoa wol• descrobe the , Mrs James Hawley enter- The Chrltt , given truth r.. Church'l stand on birth control, New York City, They are re- eaell evtDIDc. SJliCial JiDPt& lullowmg ~temenll rolallve to sent the church wtth a 50-star problems and hopes of I he peo t.aoned wtlh a surprtse dmner In 1 melns the same, we must en· Deolring to follow the Church's skiing In an apartment II tho llld lllllllc wllllllo be featured. membership lD lh• Ohio Hos- flag. The dinner, to be held pie of lndoa . . honor of th• birthday ann!ver- ~ deavor to find how Christ's direction, partDefl in marriage home of his parents untU lhe Envoy Ray 8. Wining, otflcor In .pttal Assoc•atlon · Tuesday evening will be spon- Mr Samuel Is now busme.s~ [ sary of her sister, Mrs. Robert truth relates to the birth con· fi~ their relationship_ strain~, completion of their new res!· ehlr1e, welcomes all, . Ufn erder to be • lllelllber sored by the three miS!;lOnary manager of the Nellore _015 [ Allensworth, Wednesday even- trol problem which presses us Ule1r mortal love dymg. theU" dence ned: l])ring, 1 0 411 tile Oblo Hospital Aooocla- circles, The Elcta. The Dol'· · t11rt tor_ the E~so '. Company mg at her home on N. Second- on ots nece.,lty Cor a solution. home life endangering their spir(UJB TO MEET tkm there m'DII IJe 1 med.~11 cas, and the LoveJOY m con· Mrs. Samuel 5 .chnstian na~~ ' Ave Other guests were Mrs. ft is rather exa11perating to itual peace. • • • 'llle Syracuse Third WeciJiel.. doclor at !be bud Of eacb junction with lheor regular meet· los Ocvadanan 1gtfl nl God) a . I Belly Sayre and son. Mike, hear a Conslliar Father declare On lbe other band !here are Com Auction will day Homemakers club will meet • deparlment. namely _ obstel· ing. Those wishtng to meet the a graduate ot • wo~~~s' 1 ~Irs. Leota Hawley and Mrs. in rather pat, theological Ian- lh01e wllo leave lbe Chureh Feature Program in lhe upalaihl room ol tlto Sy· ~ 1 ud mecliciDe. Samuels are asked to brmg a chnst1an college m . Ma Elizabeth Fisher. guage that every assistance aUt becaue they do aot racuse town hall Wedneaday. , I Is 1 -They an> hvmg. examples of Mrs. Charles Bradbury must be given to married cou- beUen or do DOt want to bePT. PLEASANT - The Ob Nov. 11 It 10 a.m. Mrs. Milton 1 . , _ Oblo Hospital : the changed attitude tained her canasta club thts pies, but always in aceordance lleve her teachlaa:a, but be- Kan Coin Club wU1 meet In the Roush, prelidtnt, ll!lkl for a -iQeat .:: Ill I,ylllg wllll I S chrtsloans '" lndta. They woll be week with Mrs. Earl Daven- with the Church's teachin&s. e&Uie they caanot accept ao Appalachian Auditorium !Ids good altelldance 81 yearlloob I mPI'" Granville by lhendHev . port as a guest lor the evening. Then he sits down. BUT THAT Gotl'o will whallbey feel 11 Monday, Nowmber 16. The wiD be made. A potluck lunch, for M 1gs Memorial Ro,. ' and Mrs. Donald Boone • ac- Prizes were won by Mrs. Lion- IS JUST WHERE THE DIS- destroylDg lhe very Iabrie of meeting will start at 7:30 sharp ..SU be served at 110011 wllll '"' ltad one choice companied to the ar. el Boggs, Mrs. M11lard Wilder- CUSSION SHOULD BEGIN. llfe itself. with • busiooss meotlna'. loJ. each member havlnl ber own )lila!lalf 111 : pita! wllb aU lor several appearan<., '" muth, Mrs Richard Gress What t. the Church's dedsion? Many good • Intentioned peo.. lowell by a prosram and Coin table service. Drlnko will be at all osteoArticles for the blind v.t-re thtOthers playlng wen• Mrs . What has been declared as a ple are facing their future with Auction. 'Ibe treasurer announ.. furniahed. tide drelors 'nte board de- sold when the Pomeroy Shakes- . iEdna French, Mrs. Donald Imatter of faith in this field? a firm conviction In conscience ce1 tbat anyone who baa 1101 ----lltallf bosp!lal were peare club met Wednesday af1Mills, and Mrs. Bradbury ._ A Fortunately, Uoere are mauy tllat what they are dolDI In pre- pald lhelr dues by December 1 OBSERVES BIRTIIDAY to be accredited and maiD· ternoon at the home of Mrs., 0 I dessert courst was ·served our- . others who think there is some· serving a sound fanU!y tue and wlll be taken otf the maw., Asa Cuater spent Tuelday aembenblp Ia lbe OhiO Jed Webster Sr., Spnng Ave . ers ling the evening. thing we can do and every ef- ronjugal love Is rf&ht and Dot. . evening wltll Mrs. Opallloarhl l IMpllal AIIOctalloD 11 was Mrs. T. A. Hennesey prest· r IC Mrs. Don Burkey of Manetta, fort must he made to find out good, This 1tale of human af. The program wUI be alldes and daughten, Norma, Anna ' to place aU medi· dent. conducled the meetong, l 'I visited with her mother, Mrs. what can be done. Cardinal Sue. lairs demonda that we study from the A.N.A. allout "'l'ypes and Betty Spencer In celtbraf : : . Gil tile slaff." which opened w1lh devotions tak· . . c. A. Emm1Sh thiS week. Mrs. nens of Brussels said this v"y carefully and thoroughly every of Regular I11ue U. S. Copper lion of Mrs. Bearbs' blrtllda/ 1••, •• that 1 his en from Psalm 138 by M"' Election of Ofltclll's ha was Earl Bougher, Columbus and well "We must not be afraid aspect of the problem Coins Half Cenll to 2 Centl" 1 I veta may .,......! · ·m Lydia Ehersbach, who also gave held when the Past eounctlors Mr Roger Emmish, Dayton, to at our traditional dre- Perhaps there Is Coltstdered wUI be dllferenl ASK LICENSE n•~ "" •tatemen eave an 1 • ''R t '!'orne " tak'h c ' I D ughters · h 1 · · . that · ot altogether a medrtatwn, es ' of C ester ounc• • a have returned to their omes a - trine to ~ee if It represents tl1e in God'• Truth we have yet to signs and vari&tiORI. P'f. PLEASANT - nn:118N F 1 would en from th<o book, ·'From Dawn of America, met Wednesday ev- ter having been called here due ' tast word let us see ll a find . Perhapa there 1.1 a deeper Anyone interested In history Lee Wea1er, 21, Buffalo, Dk: ou: the exact qual· To Oark,"and dosed wtth ening at the lodge hail. to the death ol their lather, C ' new approach can be takt ... " level of understanding of that or Amerleu eolnap II wtJ. and Wanda JeweU Mayea, 1, "Jfiaotlons for membenhip, as er. Followmg lhe pledge to th: . Mrs. Clarence Neulzhn~, pres- A. Emmish. _ __ ·I We know lbat tbe Syllabus lrutll which Is uncovered when come. A trading and BOUI'Ie Arbuckle, have made apP • they cilffer from those written flag, Mr~.8 ~eon;ssy read tdent, opened t~ 1~ee:": ~ B. of P!Ds IX was an applies- the level of life becomeo more suslon will begin at 1:30. lion for a marriage lleen.. In 0 ·' .b'Y Mr8 • Re"""ldS Amertean ree · l readmg John I · • • owe rS. Oyer I don of baole Cbrisllu lratho complicated. Members may bring 1 friend. lhe office of the County Clftt, ~·- • . Members answered roll cal by the Lord's Prayer and pledge · Indirectly tllere Is a reqw~ with a Thanksgiving thought. Itu '"" flag. Mrs. Rattle Fred· .}nent for membership .m t It wa~ voted to send contribu- ecick thanked members for the U 0 _0hlo Hospital AY?Clalion lha tions to the seven projeCts gllt sen! her while hospltaUzed. ... fhe genend aupervtslon of cl~; which they send annually. Plans Named to plan the hostesses Mrs. Willard Boyer was hos.. (cal work l! und,e~ on~ or mo were made for a Christmas par- for the new year were Mrs. tess to the Sew Rite Sewing : , ~octors of medicme tf doctors ty at the home of Mrs. Hennes· Eddie Hartung, Mrs. James Club Wednesday evening at ."'lf. o•teopathy are. 'll' the h;;s· sy on December 9. Van Meter and Mrs. Ray Mor-l ihe club room, Lincoln Helchts. . ptta! staff. I ~ay ufdir~tly e- Mrs. Louis Reibel presented. ris . ! During the business session ... ~ause the requuement ts actual: the program using ~ her t_oP~; Officers elected were Mrs. in charge of ~rs. El~a Gilmore .. ly I ~~ulrement for regi~tra " The Origin of Tl~anksgivmg. Ross Cleland, presldent ; Mrs. Jr., vice pres1dent, 1t was de-. tJon ~hstmg) b~ _the Amencan She said George , .W;;t.s~ington ~e- Esther Wright, vice president; cided that each member would _,, H9spttal Assoctahon_ and _ac- clared Thanksg1ViTJg i~ .. 1788. Mrs. Oscali' Weber, aeeretary; take a '1 toy to the Christmas ., . ~ordlng _to the Ohoo Hospital In the South tht,l'. 1tartl!d Olh Mrs. James Van Meter, treas- party on December 16, which . Asso~iahon Code of Regulations serving tt in t857 and Abrabam l urer ; Mrs. Milo Biggs, sentinel; will be given the Jaycees for ' .' .(::~echon 3-A), OHA memher~ Lincoln declared t~e. four~h ~ Mrs. Eddie Hartung, flower their Cbristmas project. A re· 1 ftiust be reg~l!ltered . by. ~e Am Thursday as ThanksglVIng m committee. and Mrs. Eldon port was given on the demonerlc~n Hospital Assoctatl~n. November. . I Kraeuter. publicity. stration which the club attend·~-> Th1s, thtn, means tha.t IS ~he An article, "What ThanksglV- ~ It was decided to meet at ed November J, at the Colum· , , ~~sp~tal meets A~ r~g1stratwn ing Can Do For You" was al- the home of Mrs. Ray Morris, bia Gal!l Co. office. 'i :requlrements and ts m fact re- so read by Mrs. Reibel. lt l December 9 at 6:15p. m . to go It was voted that each rnem.'lki~tered, then they may app~y brought out one ought ~very to Vera's Lunch Room at Bel· ber would give a penny for lor ~mbershl~ . tot he Oh~o day to surprise someone With a pre for Christmas dinner and each inch or their waist meas,,._. Jlospltal Assoc1at10· ~· .~•s thank you: Every day . thank party with $1 gifl exchange. urement at the next meeting. ...~es th~, su~rvlsmn God for something until now Games were played undec t~e The traveling prize donated by .: ,.Jjl 01teopaths an i~1rect re- they have never thanked Him direction of Mrs. Ray Morris Mrs. Dayton Strickland was a~ qulr~e~t of the Ohto Hospital for; and every day thank Gnd I and Mrs. Ross Cleland and warded to Mrs. Donald Collins. '. ~-~ssocJabon for member.shlp. for something about which you prizes awarded the winners. :Mrs. Donald McKnight reeeiv· .• I would also _like to P.mnt out now .are not happy . She closed Mrs. Stanley Trussell won the ed a birthday gift and Mrs. ·~. that the ~~Ulreme~t. IS over- with the thought , all should door prize . Don Mullen an anniversary gift 11 :·;air superviSIOn of ch~J~al wo~ give thanks that they a r.e . A dessert course wa6 served from their secre tpals. 1 "' 'lljl a doelor of _medieme. Thlo Americans. j by the hostesses, Mrs. Henry At the close of the meeting.j ::~ · turther explamed as follows . A dessert course was served Eichinger and Mrs. Henry an aucllon of home made art!· , ···".'If doctors of osteopathy are by the hostess, at the close of , Spencer with Mrs. Virgtl Walk· cles was held with Mrs. Col- : .~..~raetlclng ln t_h~ hospltal, .the the meeting . Favors and ~a~ i er as a contributing hostess. !ins as auctioneer, after which j .. overall superv•swn of clirucal kins f' .•d oul the patriOtiC Attending were those named a dessert course was served Work must be under a doctor Itheme m observan<'e of Veter- above and Mrs. Mabel Van Me- by the hostess. Attending were af medicine (as chief of. steff ans Day . 1ter, Mr s. Norman Freder~k, those named above and Mrs . . .- 111\d chief ~~department. 1f deMrs Larry Wolfe, Mrs. Marlon Raymond Bally. Mrs. Charles A REPUTABLE STORE- A store thet llvtl up to Its edvertl• .. .,.rllnentafued). Jolly Club MembPrS I Wood Mrs. Arvil Holter and Hoffman Mrs. Ronald Brown-1' ~· I have enclosed a copy of . d !guest~ Laura Jean Eichinger, . Mr' Calvin Simpson and ing "rgelns, h11 1 reputetion to uphold. '' lite requirements lor accepting Are Enlertmne IJoyce ' Bing and Kenl Wolle. ~g, ~- rd WeUo i hospitals Cor registration by Mrs. G<rald Wildermuth en-1 · rs. w~ etin · wlll be the American Hospital Associ- tertained the Jolly club Wednes· 'l p '·I' I 't d to ~ex :O~em~r 18 with ' .' _ation, dated May 23 , 1963. You day evening al her home, MulUu IC nVl e · M e Mullen as h~steS!. ·will note that Item 3 states, berry Ave ' Hear Sam.uel Couple "· '''•Doctnrs or medicine, doctors I During the business sessloo, The public is cordially invil· Salem Center PTA DEPENDABLE QUALITY - In th. merchlndl• It •IIi. Mer· ot osteopathy, and doctors o! in charge of Mrs. Charles Sir· ed to hear Mr. end Mrs. Sadhu S O D te I dentistry, may adrrut patients auss , pr~~.adent, plan were Samuel of lndia when they etl pere a chendlse thet Is exectly 11 repre~~nted. "io bolpltals registered by the made for a Christmas dinner at speak at the First BapUst The Salem Center PTA Amerlcan Hospital Associ- the Town and Country reataur- Church of Racine. sunday, Nov. Jar ~~:~etlng on Monday ~ t . •lion" •see below) i anl Wednesday, December 9, la at 8 p.m. wao called to ord<r by the resJn Item 4, It states, "There followed by a party and gift ex· Other activities planned by idenl VIvian Pierce, and devo- 1 .:"lhall be an organized medical change at the home _of M~s. l the Racine Baptist Church in· tlons were by Jack Crisp. ··· ataff ~which may include d~· Wildocmulh. The trave_hng pm:e volving the Samuels include a The ntw date for the operet_ HONESTY - In edvertlslng miU.ift end In with ·- tbrs of osteopathy and dent1s- : donated by Mrs. Wild~m~th [ youth supper at 5:30p.m. Sun· t.a was set for. Nov . 24 . A pan ' try) . .. " . I was awarded to Mrs. L1111e day Nov. 15. and 8 party for cakP supper w1ll be served Dtr. , the public. No eHempt to felelfy or clocolvo. • Item 5 states ··Tht> hospital , Haw:k elemenuiry school children at 11. . . I · thall aubmit evidence of regu- Mr s. Donald Ha_uck received 3: 30 Monday, NoV'. l6. At 12 There w~s a ~ dlsCUS&on ·., lar care of the patient by a dor- an anniversory g1ft ~rom her noon Monday there wlU be 1 on .health. mclud~ these areas I ::•.lOr or medicine, doctor of os- :;ecret pal and Mrs. Wlldermuth ' ot luck luncheon for women at of mtere.sl, Physu~a\ Healt~, by ~ lfopathy or doctor of dentisty ! a hostess gif1 from the club, Bethlehem Baptist Church. Mrs. Ohve Page : Emo~Ional : . and of senen!.l supervision of RefreshrMnts were served by Racim~ women planning to at· H~alth, Mrs. Audra Hayes, and VALUES- every Sentinel Advortllitr hlii t - lhe clinif'al work by doctors of the hostess 10 those named a- tend are asked to meet .at the Mental H('altb by Mrs. Adra f medicine." . hove end Mrs. Wi_lbu~ Hanning Racine Baptist Church Mondey ' Swick. ••1• for you, It p1y1 te read IMnuiL ··~ f It is also possible to become ' and Mrs. John Le1fhe1t . __ _ I at 11 :30. accredited by lhe Joint Com· I ----ATTENDS MEETING . , mission of Ar.crtdilation oF hoR- i Exce rpt from AHA reauire~ ! d Mrs E. 0 Rall, vice presl· 11 . pitals with doctors of o.~ leo- menls: i lmprovem,ent& mn e dent of the Middleport Board I 1 paltry oo the staff, bul this qual· ' "3. llodors of medicine, I At Church. Revii'Wed of Education, has returned from [ Uative measurement of hos· doctors of osteopath) and doc· Improvements to the church IColumbus where attended f pltaJ operatiOn h; much more tors of dentist)' may admit including th~ installation of two I the 9th Annual Jomt Confe~- l comprehensive than the .1\.men· patieots 10 hosp:tals rea:is~r· furnaces were discussed when ence sponS<W"ed by . t~e Ohw f e8n Ho!pital AsM)Ciation regi~· i ed by the Ameri~an Hosp1~l the Board or Trustees or the School ~ard~ Association Nov · i tration program . ' Association. <Patients admat- Middleport First Baptisl Church 10-12 Dtscu.sslOn groups were I Since the aforem,..nti,•ned let- \ ttd to the ho!pi&aJ by dO<' tori met Monday evening at t h e held on top1c~ of concem to the I ter alated that membership in 1 of dentistry must have an ad- church . Members made of a schols of Ohm. Tuesday she the Ohlo HOllpital A"ociatinn I ml,.lon blstory and physical tour of the church an~ voted to attended the lOO_th annlve~sary : lftd accreditation depended on 1 examination done by a doctor purchase new potted palms of School Supermtendents ?r- 1 lhe placement of only rnedlcal of medicine or doctor of oste- for the sanctuary. It was report· ganization w~t~ each one bcmg • ~tors on the staff, 1 thought opatby on tbe staff of the ed that two rooms In the base· given a certlf1cate. ______ ·---- ·-dbs Jetter would help clarify hospital, aDd tile doctor of ment. have been painted . thf matter. medicine or doctor of osteo. The trustees vot~d to com- installed, and reported that ~II ' . Sincerely, ' pathv ohatt be ns~onslblo lor Imend Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hugh- rooms used In the church wtl~ ~- The discussioo does not involve to scholar. of every bello! and I Ch ur ch " ... trutlo l itself in details but moves on lltlllop ol S!Hbeavlllo non-belief. . Pous XI replied l'he " I the level of broad leneral prluROME - Ytara ago, I heard One of hi! under • seenw- ~ will ntv.r hurt tht Churoh lples which seem to apply to _,e lnctdent recurring durinl les came to him, and with 1 lhink of his wist reply as t'his modern dav problem In -.. XI 11 tr bling l' •;d "Holy FaI ' · ,..UfiCIIte of Pope Plus ·. em 'P' s- ' 1 l'sten w Councol disc" ·soons this d!scusaion you encounter was at lhe Lime he hadLdbectd· thdelr , thhleyh wtwlllll dunoharrovemr tos""" th; lon 'the subJe<l of birlh control those who feel safer by standlDI eel to open \he Vatican 1 rary • • w c ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . • "£',3lm::v:lww. m::.:zm s a• .. ' Caldwell-Ewing MarriDge Vows ate Taken Oct. 24at Federated Church MiJs Doria , _ ClldhiL daughter of Mr. aod Jfn. Qer. land Caldwell, Cbelllr, boooln• lhe bride of lleiiJimbl H. Jew. lDI SOD ot Mr aod lira. llalr7 Ew:.. ........:... •• •· ,._ .,., • trated Cburdt ad 1!10 p. IlL, Saturdi,Y, Ocl. Jt, Vows o1 tho doable riDe eeremony 1were read by 1:bl Ref". wubur PerrLD, p~~~or. Given in marrlace by blr tether, tile bride""'" a help wool 11111 ..Sill brown - . soriu and a pink Nllbud ocr- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroflliddleport, • • i �... ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport. 0 ., Nov ,--------~8-Dally l~ . 19M Auto Sales WANT AD ... INFORMATION 1960 OPAL. Phone SP 3-5518 In II 10 3tc JOHNSON. Slm- t.........,. BILL BAILEY, Dealer Fur, Mason. A.~ency , Ln All fonlll of In roots , hides. deer skins. mar- 1957 VOLKSWAGEN for sale. suraoL-t Jllll Johnson aM kel price for good clean fur WI &-2ll3 11-7-61]> Boo Strupson Agamll and hides . In Reedsvllle, Ohio lldc 11106tp 19~ BUICK entury . Excellent running condition. Priced =-c-=--=-PHI t1'0 Copymg-=----=Service Copr1ght. H(lckett 's Soh1o Serv· Ies made of legal papers. FOR YOUR every need of Bullice. lC 22 tfc dozer and Back-Hoe week, birth ree'<1 rd:- e nd al m'lsl any contact Emmet W. Shuler, other documents. '!'be Rambl.. 342 Page Street, Middleport, Reuter lasuran('t', Pomerfly World Standanl ol l:ompBcl WY 2-3243. Free estimates. j • ttc E:xceUeoCf. Farm ponds. private ponds, Btl car room, ride 81M1 pel' basement excavations, septic lormance. Sman eRr e4!oaolll)l For Sale tank excavations. and maoagerabtllt)l 11 2 tfc HI('KORY nut p1eces for sale See .....,e;;.. ,.. u .....,~tnntiO'f "'-"' ,,_ .,., 1\ II O.t . . . .Q CA. ... t 110.1.4 A II(JN. IVIAA ltt'""'MH!I,I" NUl ,.. •e.~«< ,.nrl· • ~ A .... Dll• ... ~ .......,..... • ...... VI A IIUI'IU f"I'IR DD il ll•ll• l _ , • •• <W .... "I •n.r ""' 1-., ... , •• ,. ........ ILT......... 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COON Hounds Roger Leifheit, tornatic and standard transRock Spnngs, Pomeroy, 0. missions Electric welclina . 11 12 Jtc Phone WY 1-6173. h ~UIUt a.JO 4 ._ 110 ... u. t' S.l:\l.rd • ., .11:31 • " • '41 M. l:ld)U Oat!.) 00011 l'J"'i 81.. a;.u;.,. ro t>I.Aca • auua..T PRouuCLNG 9 24 Uc SINGER PORTABLE, zig zags, W4NT t..D 11 12 Jlp I t'l S. 98e Crfll ~Sradford 11 11 3tc ' l'rfte, Pilltae • Cealaef .., C BKAD••tRD a. · r• Raelae. <*II - - - - - - - - - - - - - .ZlC ZA G 1964 Sewing Machine · II b It h I Notic• aulnmatll"a Y u on 0 es, St'W S on bu ttons. monograms. Shotgun, rif!e shoo] Sunday ·1 b!tnd hems, fancy designs . (;uar:lnlef'd. Bl1lance $39 88 November 15. at I ?0 ,, "" nl , I WY 2-2204. 11 12 5tc Ham and bacon for prizes _ 0 h B b fill F' n I e 0 1 arm Spon- i GOOD CLEAN ,;toker coal. De-- l sored bv. the Hacme Fm~ De- I 1IVere d II 1 th e mme Ph one p.artment. _n_J_~ _ :lrc l SH 25022. 11 _s lOtc l t 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. ---· $209 5 o~rt 4 Door Sedan. H cyl. 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S1/as Btllups 12.15 Goessler s Guest Star-Frl 2 00 Sunday Chapel 12 15 Larry Anderson Show 2 33 Rev Roscoe Thorne 1:110 Jim Meea Show 3:00 Sunday Chapel 4: 15 Blaettnar Auto Show 3.33 COlmtry Hymntimers !Thurs.) (Dan Hayman) 4·30 Local News 4·33 Sunday Showcase ;,110 Jim Mees Show 6·00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6 00 Slmon's Market · News 6.30 Suodown Serena<le 6·05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Siflll '>II September 6: lfi Sign 011 September 5:lfi Siwn Off October I ' Bv GEOIIGE WONDEII WINNI~ Y!AH! OUf If FROO MC' All HINif!LFl /f.P6'1A'§ PKfAA\ SHOoftN6 6ALLEIO'! WINKLE -: :.- ·_L WINN IE HCW MU.:H J.ON.0ER !S ALL "'1<!5 601N0TOLA.5T.. COPS r LL G.IER ThE Pl~CE YDUR 5!::1'>/6 .,...,<r; F~'·i FAMILY ~ KE:PT /<\VAV YOI.Jr.:: I WISI-l 0E~ ,~_ [7~·r W"'.J ....''i !::.:Or.;'l '-1 V.\).~ ~:,:. 1", -\ r--., - ~2 h • :... YOU · l_ COJ ~ D 61\E 10U AN .O.N5WEQ 1 J - !).l BI RDIE, !31.. T .<:.- I ,• .._ _::: ~-- ':)-\:'< ·_ · \v -~ ~ CAN'T. • UGH···I3 DOLLARS U~J t >t- R Ti lE ('l~l i MSTAN('ES, •• D~<' Cll"l Tt-1/ ~J I'-- Y, I DONl •ITNQ OF )'OU WILL R~ F II '; E "TO EXAMIN E: MY .. ~1 .if' .' 1..-------------------------.J .., ~·- - · . ....... 21'1 . Soapy * I . . ... . . -.4 . . .... Y~terday"a Cc-yptoquot.oa IN THIJ CONDtiC'!' OJP !.II'», IIABIT2 COUNT FOR MORE THAN MAXlMS.-.t..liWIM.. 0 ~ JUuc- J'•W• 8nd.k&te, 1M. Lihrary May be Established m· ., Spanlall for ""rivc"' u. Jlhalt• -t1LQQLPZ SERMONE'ITE wm l lAN SE:E HEH I NTH' HOUSE PLAI N AS DAY ..... ~.,_ IC& I * f&wor1ta beV9r&i'. tt. More thu. VNZCJt I * W HY \N THU NDER DON T SHE ANSWt-W. !' Seorp.. A ' ~ I• FRED I.AS$Wfi.L A. Crypto,I'J'MI QuotaUOll I I ·"· I c 41'1rl SNUFF'Y SMITJol' ' ' ft.Btarol man·, 1 ..a. ~· 8. EngUah- with .3 for the thrtle L'1, X tor the two O'a, elc. Binflto Mt~n. apot~.. 1-ropblM, the length and !ol'I'M.Uon ot the WQnl.t ue all Inn~ &ad~ day the GOde !etten ue different. I or f W-I\ DAQ,Y (JRYrl'UQUOTE - Here's bow &o wlldt ~ AXYDLBAA.X& lo LONGFELLOW One letter ll:mply atands tor ROOU1er-. In this sample A ft 11H4 I I ALul'.'i" TO BE !>0 RELAXED .. Pled~'• f . lilnU,_ DOWN Lllwden R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. kl ,..,. &. V ol CIUUO • . Some DO. Arid I I 1954 FORD 6 Aero. ti5. Bnevat. t7. Bar Station Wagon . All power - radio and heater. One owner. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY~ ...... .......... .... . 19. Prooet4 to. L&r.-e Electra Convertible All power - radio and heater. Loob 1 11 tfl" :·~~~~t~r~:~~~~~ ":!:~~~~~~ e ~~~~ , good - runs good. , A '"' ''"'' no I moo""' 'es•ll" ny sper 1957 Dodge 2 Door _ _ _ _ _ $295 u•s.sa rv for servoclnr lhe equlpm~nl EXPERIENCED &hall be 8""Phed with lhe •ppantua. ' I FIRIE PUMP 1959 Rambler Classic VB 4 Door $169 1 Fll'e pump shall be • front . raounted centnful!al dl'lllli!n , iKlO gallon p.e-r 98 - 4 Door Sedan. Autofatlc trans. Radio and heater. nnnu le capaelty. Pump lh8ll be • I "Ciaa• A'" 1111ar•d-up prlfl»ure-vulu me Power steering - air conJitlonmg. type aecordm• to r'\ BF u Booklet Na 19 Pump shall be gquipped with eSee Us Befort You Trode Or We'll Bolh Lost two 21-l!"' quarh•r . turn gated ball I valv~a and eapped third nutlllt. Pump Many More Lett Models To Choose From THREE PUPPIES to be g 1ven I USED work pants, shirts, cov~~,~~": 4 1-1.'" •ucttoD inJet. 1 4 Door Sedan - V8. Auto. trans . Radio and beater. to someone who w1ll give ' era li s. and Ja('ke:ts Carl Chev- Fl-oro the lar~est truc-11: or Heavy duty plppln 11 .nd muna•. lD· OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 7 P.M. ouJidozer radiator w the c111dmr n.,x,ble u•uon• and pope good home Wy I a!Jer, Long Bottom, Ohio them a benda •h•ll be Uied lhrOUifhl)llt . PlpiP> 2-2.428 11 10 Jlc 1 10 15 30tp I , sm<~.llest beater eore. B~es. unlua othe rwl•e •pedl1ed, al:tall , 1 he equ al lo tho~e required by !he N B F u TheN! llhall be one 21-l!." ID. 4 Door Sedan - VB. Auto . trans. Radio and heater. APPLES, Burdetle Fruit J•n" from tank lo pump l'tpln' on II' Y 2·6970· 1t 'NV _ pressure •Ide back to "T"' shall be RAW].. EIGH P rod U{'f! ror sa Ie. r& arm Ph one Pomeroy 2•• r D A aepuate line udl be pro· 2 2143 1 Wy-2-6412. 10-24-:{Utc Pomeroy, OhiO, .Rt 1. v1ded to till hoosier hnk from pump Then• shall be two 1'1.1" dh1 located at rear or t.cb. H;. .. 2 ton Cab and Chassis, 6 cyl. 4 speed trana. 2. speed rear - 10 23 25Lp L O McCOY, AUC:TIIlNEK'R ch.Hre• ho•e bc<t ~ompartment and conaxle". Vaur landmark Service T\Vo pu~e- bred- English pups. Chester, Oluo. 3 23 Ue ~~~~~a,:! foeraru~~uadl:ch:~;~te;:~~;~ Pomeroy, Ohio Your Chevy Dealer Station II Giving Awav A Keal slock dogs. N. G. Rose, , •hall toe one :~o;,u m. lin• Into tank 1949 HARLEY DAVIDSON Wlth ball valve and hydrant hook-up Mmersvil!e, Phone WY 2-ti7 10 Real Estate For Sale at r~Pr Ball valve• are w be Ulil!d on MOTORCYCLE - - - -- - - - - NECCHI port nb l ~? sewing rnaall pump discharges and Buctlon~ conI · nectlon• Suitable dnln cock1 on all the we•t lin• of 1aLd Section liB Rf'l!'lster for thi~ good second chme Wllh zig ;.:ag equipment water unea shall b~ provided There pl~kh ead , one flatheaa . rod• and 10 llnka. them~ west :S car each timP vou drin> in i FOR SALE 8 room house with 8hall be no r1111d piping between tsnll one 4 n crowhao, mounted and one-thtrd ructs, thence north 120 Usrs cam s to oyerrasl. but- ~ · , anti pump and between pump 1nd On~ 4 \'.1 " >~ 241'" double female adaptro•h to the north llne or uid SecNo purchase nN·Pssarv. 1ust " Full 3 extra lots. 2 squares from j rear d w hargt~ .,r. mounted uon No a9. thence weat to the rP-Jrl<:tPr • • tonhole, ·' 'balance, 1 , APPARATUS BODY Two chrome plated 2'-hu qulclr. n- northweat corn&r of .. ld s~tlon 1 $.37.61 WY 2~2204. . 1 Court House In Pomeroy. PrlC· 'i"hf' borll' 1 h~~t metal •hall be u leabe nn1zle ll.older11, mounted No 29. thence south aloJIJI the weHt HOME OF UNICO TIRES , ed very reasonable . Call WY UU.!II'l 5tretcher level cold rvlled Two tow hookl tD trunt, two 'Low Un• or lltld Section No :HI to tht 11 12 5tc I steel. Runmn1 board and rear Uf!JI rln111 at rur place of belmnlni ~onl.a\ned ll2 ·· ~/SUPER SERVICE 1 2-6524. 11 13 6tc 5hall b~ nol leu tban 11 IIIUJe tnad On" Mlro brake lock., mech~nlu.J type 11cru more or leu Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer ' plate mteel Rear fender! 1hall be not Ch1 01ne pLated Wut Coast type mlr· b~eplln.r the co11l known Ill No. STATION - i le:5~ than U li!IUge ateel and attRehed rors 4 t-A , or Clarion coal •nd eertJim CHTl-nTAffiiA Puppie-s for sa le to body by nun . rulillnr machine Onf:' Fire Department volume type other rlj:ht.a whlch w~re conveyed Jack W. Carsey S. Second & Mill St. Middleport acrews with water . proof fender portable pump with recoil Jt.arter. oo Uhlo l'ower Company, by deed. Ca ll VI 3-3642. 11 ll 3tc ' L Mgr . WY 2-9932 , •• o1J w t'ltlnrt rear rron cycle enalne, 2,." euct.ion. JJ,t," dill· recQrded 1n D""ed P•te [I.,.~::::::::::::::::::::::~,.,J .., H"' if;. bar 1haU Abechrome providedplated IUPPorted at 4char11~ 46-S, of ~el11• CountyBook Det:dllt3, Record!, THERI<:'S NO charge for use fB (h end bv heavy duly body J.tanch- One 10 ft .ectlon ot fire department .refeJence to which ill benb)' mlde c 1 10n~ a:no1 Jon11. he~vv , chome plated type hard IUct.lon holt 21,1,'", li:x~ .. ptlng further about une·ha.lf \U1'()Mt18n.E tnSitrance tJte~fl 0 f Carpet S11 ampooer Wlll rear grab handlf!l mounted on budy One 20,.. ' ~u~huu atr~~uaer. an aue ~umeyed to Jo~;eph Garnu purchase ol Blue Lustre Car· ICUCMKLER REAL ESTATE wJ~~ A I " chrom• p!Jitt>d rrab h~nd - one Air.ruu Nu '130 lmpenal Axial I .,..t BernJce Carn~• by deed reC8nl"f-llf'd'1 I osf VlJW npera I PO EROY 7 • room houes le !!hall be mounted helow llutW lotod Playp,pe wlth fol Up, chrum" corded In Deed Book 19J. Pa .. e a!i7 Guild the church on Decem~ Q-Wbo wes tile NeJjl'e wbo tor'• b.cense? can WY pet Shampoo. Baker Furni· lOmpartment and f'Uend full Width One Akron No 260 plain wy~ cnnnec· l of Me•ll• (;uunh u.. ,d RecOr'l11, re· with bath, gas Clrcula lmg l of budy bon, I'll" rem ale x J" mal• a l"' r.,ren(·~ to which a• hereby made. 1 at 7:30 p m in the par- ~ made one of the tlllllest 115ltC turr, MI dd Iepurt. h BODY COMPARTMINTS I mal~. chrome That It il necuury to B\! ll the de.,L•11 10 6tc heat, front and back pore es, Th ~ body shall have three bullt In l l'alnt tu be DuPont Duoo enamet. eed~nt 1 lntere•t In ta..d real e.tate ish house . The group also dis· clocks to uu. country? small cellar. In good condi- rear eumpartmenlli. each aide cam- eolor numb.. r to be 11tven 11t ttme of I t.o pay the deba of .aid decedent, cussed a country sUe project. A-In 1754 Benjamin Bannek· parlment to he aJ>pro~•m~tely 2~" " contrld liii!nln& allowancn to the widow. 1nd c:olla. - -- - - For Rent 19fil VINDALE Housetrailer, tion on Spnng Avenue, mce- ~5" " 25". centfr ('<.Impartment to be I LeUerlnll and atr'lplnll to be In iOld That the remlllnlng UlldJvlded one er, a friend of Thomaa Jeffered h h lpproXJmat~ly 14" " ~ .. X 2!1'' A top ..nd dot;u.ll will be riven •t time ul h•il Jnl.ere•t In .,aid real eatate 1!1 I son, constructed a wooden clock ', With 0 10 xd 15 alum,•,numChawo· ly dlocat , houht of h lgl ~~a500ter ',~mp!rtme,nt Is to be JIOVtd,~d o,••,• CM•,",':,act a,''~~.·.n.• "'"''''"'"' h•• · - - "owned by the 4dead~mt, l'nrl L. l F:Nl.JSTS IN MARINES h' h k t nod " HI nl ester an near Ig sc 00 . ""' . touehet .. full ree width ower ~UmJ.Ianmen Ill 9 I " "'PUf ~ .. .. .....- arnea w IC ep g ume. B 0 y GARAGE apartment. 4 rooms mg . p rICe lo se of body and •approx· I tal thread•, both 21-!t Jlnd ll,t • Th~ pnyer of ..ld petition li for and bath, 790 Maple, Middle- I 98_5-4 135 ll-7-6Lc POMEROY - 4 • room frame lmah ty H"' In helllht Side runnlnf nl" ul the d.eudeM'a lnter,tt In nid James L. Smtth, Pomeroy R.l mOOel was a watch that bad h th batl f d I board t ompartuoenh ne not dl'~lr~d CHASSIS· (;hanoi will be lurnlslle!l r..al u!Hte to PlY Ill" debtw, allow-~ b I t lo hi port, WY 2--2936. 11 12 3tc .., INIII'~ H Sewmr machJCleS ouse WI 1, orce , The fi re hose ('omplrtment • hall be by the Vtli<~J" of Middleport and will ann• &nd com aforeaa.ld . Th•t th• D 3 has enHste(] In the United een en m, hut air heating nice floors dlvod"<.l Into thre• compa[tment8 be o f the cnnven11un•l ub type 'lVItb enure interest 1n 111ld rul utal.tl · • ___ . ' ' Cfnte o compartment 11 to h~ve • 102" c•b-to-ade dJmen.ston, not leu be •old, and that the phlutlff ''e States Marine Corps under the HOUSE for renl' 7 rooms and I oew $.'19 511 11p ~veraJ •lsed Storm WindOW S and doors and <iiiCfYlOli UpitCI\y of not le~i than l lh11n :ltl,500 GVW , front and I~Jir turn JIUthorJud JIAd ordef'!d to 8eiJ Ihe , l • bath. SH 2-4834 11 12 6tc rna< hineS a1 00-rgalll prices tt ch~ g g Wilh dnv~- 1200 !\ of;,:>,!!'" D.J . rlre hole Two 8l&nala, and 30 &allon fuel tJIII.k.. enure lnterul In said. realutllte iC• Marme Corps 120 Day Delay The Cape Jasmine Hbe nor· , a a e , S ara e side compartment& 1 hall hau a nr· • CHASSIS SPECIFICATION&: cordlfli t.o tb 1t11tute 1n •ucb. casu p H · lhe of ISl-4 •·• ard · ) · rh e t' a!lnc "ihop Inger 8 1es way Nicely located m good rvm~: CiiPII~Jly of not le!B Lh3n 300 rt ; Cha.Mh to he Of curr..nt yeu model. made ancl provided, and lor other rogram. e IS son g erua IS a na Uve o1 UNFURNISHED, 5 room and and ~ .. rvicP Pomeroy OhiO ·b od ' or 1>,;," hose, each. All curopartmen~ con1'entlonal nb t.YP•• with 102:'" cab- relld. Mr. Irving V. Smith of Route 3 China according to tbe Encyne1gh orho $8500 00 . I to hK \l' automaUc light.. to-axle dlmenalon The pl'riOD.II f1rat Jlbove mentioned I I bath apartmenl North Third, WV l-t.l84 f 21 Uc SUBURBAN room frame e.ooneR TANK 241,1Kl0 11ruu nhJde welrht rau.r wm turther Ilk• nottce uu.t they Pomeroy. clopaedia Britannica. 6 M"ddl C 11 WY 2 54'-14 • BoOJJter tank 1haU b• full • width w1th reinforced rra.me have beoen JOadv partie• defend11nt to 1 eport. 3 , bnk·~ ~Clog- 1 house With bath forced hot with. -..heel well• Tanll •Ide• and bot- 0000 pound front ule .. ill. p~tlttun, and they are reqUI!'&t..U · · ' S!- u~~ ISII - Jl 10 6tc ' 1nr • sep lC · ' tom to be welded !Dillie and out Front shock 1b10rber.. to an1wer the lame on or before th• and d•y of JanuUJ', weo. ged drains' Get Klean· Em-Ail air heating to all rooms, 2.25 Maanesluoro anode• w be provldtd lli Power steerm1 · I l th neh 100 ullon baffled colllP-"rtmtnt. 18.&oo pOUnd tw&J-epeed. rear W• with P&ARL L. OARN.U. u AdJD.ID1a. SMALL apartment, suitable for i Septic tank Cleaner al Landacre eve lot WI garage TanJt shall ha~t • bu.l.lt-ln trene- H. D. •prm.a. tratm of tb• ~te cd Wa.Jt.u r. one or lwo All conveniences mark Farm Bureau. t~nd utility building, trees, ~:!.,;u~Pt;t:' ~:~ ..=e ~~· ~ =:il';1 ~:m':~t. 1 "' 1ban 380 cubic Web~t~ru~/~1~· Grimm's Apt. Phone WY 210·31-30tc shrubbery. 4 miles f r 0 m provided betw~en the p~ and. tha Enflne to h.VII lncreued. COOiinl IJ"• AttornflYI lor PlalntUf (Coothaued Fiom Page ,. the wonderful part of thfa Is, '"OliO IIO t.nk IUCUOD with control handle on t•m UU 13, :10, l'l; (11) 6,. lJ, 18, ~ d h HI P A b I 2753. 1l 9 tfc omeroy. uy a •• · · body panel Tbt entire tank shalt l>e 11 •peed •ynchromelb tran.molon, see their nee of repentance. that you can ave m as your POMEROY RENTAL - 4 . with treatedRuatoleum. , InternallyThe and eomplete uternalb. diredx: . 20 tD - fifth We must see that sin is wrong personal Lord and Saviour to. lnstructl·ons bank 11·00 - 10 ply Urea, wLth ALLFOR RENT H all : ousetr er. S -----room house with bath and .asa@mbly •hall be coru~lructed. or not WEATHER tread on dui!l re~n to ourselves and to God and to day, if you wlU repent of the X 35 ft Two bedroom Call U 5 CIVIL SERYICI TESTSI h 0 f h' h te leu than 10 cauga cupper be11rina 'JO AMP battery M the · · ' · · gas eat. ut o 1g wa r · 8teel. There •hall llf:' no bolt• or 60 AMP alternator. r#/IJ all the people around us, and past and live for Him Ill WY 2·2186 or WY 2 3346. \len •omen. Ill~ Star! '111(11 $30 00 per month ' REALTOR or weld$ le('UrlD,i the 1-ltnk to thl tram• Turn lllind.l lrorot and rur wltb J sw-ely we have enough going present and future, Christ will body TJink c•paclty lh•ll ~ 1000 C.C. awltch (no cab llrhtu. LER, ll-7~Lfc uo:wn • weell Pntparaton tT•IIUDI c. c. CUCK li!llona 30 .raUon fuel tank wUb. electric fuel on ln our county and towns to give Jvou tbe help ,..,_ vnn need ev· ontll ~ PP <> '" ' ' rhnu "lllltl• "' trot.. Obi 11-00STIIIl lllllll AND HOSI pump >pen ~:xpO!r10!fll'r 'llltlll lh unro~e· Bm: 229 Pomeroy, 0 . Thl're ahall be two hl.fh preuur• Deluxe fr. . Ur hut.ar and d.atr-.. show us the black side of sin. ery day to Uve for Him. FURNISHED 3 room house, oarv ~ ltKF lnfnrnutlnn on Jnb• 1 wtth I lJ bath and ba sement. 313 1 •~ Con. ·~• a1 ro... ' •f!menh w m. I"UO• y 11 13 3tc ::.~ nil j:u~P=f ~~UIU.~:~ ~ IPeed winUblllld wiJMn. there Is no other side of sin. May God bless 118 &B we try ~~"1 " "' "lime •t'ldrt•• phnnoo - - - -- - , - , -- - Uon braJtea. ill!(!J. to be eqUipped Tachwneter 011 ilutnlrMnt ~ Wben are we goina to wake up to Uve in His pslrit to abow dor St., Pomeroy. 8011 •nd fJn•·oln 'ien1ctl. 480. Tbt FOR SALE : Modern frame witb electric rewind and m~nual Voltmeter on JD.aUumeD.t pmel. .. 00 -t-~-.1 O.IIJ Sentlnt.el crank, rewind. Rl'el• to lave com- Color to be at.ndarct red. to the death Of OUf Spirl.tual forth Hi1 love to Ill m111uuuu. 10 27 tfc home, gas, new block gar· plete roller and 'POOll lncludlD..f third Separate bid• are requat.d. for PI'. Pleasant - The Service We due to sin? Do you know Let us Pray: Forgive w f Chrt 1 E · 1 S 11t batween reel1. Eilcll reel 1e to be Fire ApparJiiUI and Chulil. Tb• lUI:- G lid les I APARTMENT 5 rooms and Help Wanted age. acre, more or ' equJpped with )00 It of l" high ceuful chaNI.I bidder l!hall 'M Till· U 0 S p!SC0p8 that sin Will neVer enter the of QUl' p8St, 0 God, 8Dd. help bath, newly re-dec-orated. Call -~--''------­ Nice lot and garden. Loeeted rrrade booater hole Jllld one 1" qulred. to lj!U&rii.Dtee deliver, ot ChaN· Church held its monthly lunch God And 'f .c t -· to chrome bOI'Il!~er nozzle. ncn.lu •re to 1111 to 1ntet the produc-Uon ac:lledW. . • Kingdom of ? I uta up to meou our waya 80 81 Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631 ILOCAL WOMAN to take phone 2 miles from Pomeroy , on be Akron PDQ I"!Reelnlve.a are to of the IUcceufuJ Apparatu• bidder. eon .meetmg W.ednesday at 1 p. sin is in you heart vou w:lllllve for You, and have tbe joy · o. d y h be b-all type and c:ootrolled from Chlo .. t• bid shall h• FOB, the plant the p h Hou II h ' Harnsonv 1'II e ,wa 10 23 t!c 1 calls for established business. · ou ave body ~;Ide lite of Awar..t111 bldd.•r. m. m &riS se W never enter in? and peace that comes with serv· to see the home to appreci. SUCTioN Host The ri.Jht 1.1 reeerved \oO HJed .., Mrs Harold Somerville presl ~~ - - - -- - - - Must live m Pomer<1} or MidTwo 10 foot Je~· of 4\-io 0' tire de- l aiUl all blcll. . . I You need Christ today, more lng In '1by Splrlt, "-·"" ..... YW-6" ....... ~, TRAD..ER lots for rent, close dleport proper. Wnte Box ate it. Phone WY 2-6046. pllrtment t)'lle hard Ntctlon bote VIllage ol Middleport, dent, presiding. than anything ln your w~ I¥'KI JeBUB, OUr Lord. Amen. to Laundrymat and schools 6680 The Daily Sentinel. Jl 12 6tc •h•ll be pro1'tdeo:t By Gene Gnt., Hostesses ·•·ere Mrs. S. C. 11I ~-~·iiiii.iiii~iiii.i.iiiiiiii..;iiii:-iooiiii..;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'l ed coupllnfl N011 with tu bechro111e mountedplatUl (11) 13,Clerl. 30. 2te ., VaDey Lumber & Supply Com11 II 3tc V-•haped trouaha and held tn pla("a Wt"lhelm Mrs Henrv D Watby cbrilme plated quieti r~lean 1prtnr LIOAL NOTIC• ' · ·-, · pany, Middleport. 10-3-tfc FOR SAJ,E: 5 roomo and bath, lock• One 44." ltraln•r lh•ll be pro· Denny WUlanl Gai'Dd. -.bo re- son and Mrs. Fred Franklin. LOOKING FOR SECURE wilhIOUIPMI!NT mounting billie llidet at 1101 Iouth :IIIIOth 8tr.eet, Tbe luncheon tables were dehardwood floors. Gas forced Vlded LADDEit Ktnt, Wuhlngton; :a.rth.l Garnu, who THREE aod four roo..-1 rurm<lheJOB? KhaU be one 30 tt . three sec- relldes at UOl South :&BOth Street, corated j.n keeping With the air furnace, birch kitchen and TheN! ld ml llllluntiobed apart. ['Tal" f.,, 0 8 Clw1) . .......-~. tat~• Uon alurnlnum fire deputment typ• Kent. WJI•hiJlt'lOn; Rava C&lclwlll, who car port. Priced, fii,IIO.IIO. ntena•cn ladder lind one 14 ft. retidet at St. AlbiiUI, Well Vlrpnia: Thanksgiving bo}klay &eaiOn. menu WY Z-S434 12 6 tfc •lum.Inum roof ladder, mountad on Albert H. Caldwell, lr., Who nelde1 Willi Meade led deFred Williamson, Rutland. llde of body 1111d held In plJICe by at St. Alban•, W. Va., and. Lula Belle Mrs. am flc• tt'lll. ~lit Sen"lc. c.tablS. Somerville 11 10 6tc qulclr. - r•Jea~e INlrlnr i()('ka. There Jonet~, who reltdu .t 15849 Pacific VOtiOM BJld Mrs. TO MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS FOR ~hJIII be one 10 It •lummum foldinll HI 1 h w • ._,, 8outll, SeattLe, Wub• Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms 1111 111'-R ladder, mounted. Pille pole wm h•lln1ton, wUJ tu• notleo that read meditatlo111 by Bishop bath and b~sement, on ground TWO story frame bouse on furmahed by Fire Department. Pearl L Garn11, A.d.labi.IRratra B nd Tha•"•'" I•• p y PHOTOGRAPHY CREW THEIR SUPPORT IN the RECENT ILICTitiCAL fQUIPMENT of tht r...tate of Waltar F. Gamu, rent a a 'JA111!51-V •oe ra Ooor Newly decorated. bardBrick Street, Rutland, with Th~P>r~ 1.1 to be two chrom .. plated I" deceued , un the 28tb day cf Oeto· er Male and Female · wood floors automatic beat extra lot. Carl Hysell, Phone in•lde controlled f'!lb •PotIiiii II, two ber. JQti4, Wt'd a peUUoJI In the Pro· GENERAL ELECTION. Now forming crew for coupon chrome plated boae hed lllhta, two b~te court; of M:IIJ• County, Oblo. The Rev. C. A. Pitzer gave Call WY 2·3200. 10 10 tic SH 2-4;24, 11-7-6tc Federal BR -2 l:katler-RJiy llihtl on alle11ng that lbe peraonaJ ••tate ol the · U Mr S O Lll sele.~ rur polt WUh bl!laVy-duty alternator !Wd decedent 1.1 iDIUfficlent to pay JnV0C8 QO, 8. ' . -~ fiuher. One FederJII Mod~l No. lTII the debt• and OOitl of ldmlnllt•rtn• tlepage, chairman of CluisUan Tran sportation Furnished SEVEN ROOM brick home In Strtt-O·R~ y mounted un ub roof, hla e•tah!J Ullt 1ald deced1nt, Wiltthe ' II Duplex, 3 bedroow. Sugar Daily Commissions Then• I• to bl' onr batteJ'l' ay.atem er F G•me., died llet:ed In fee lim- Education, discussed poSSI· P•,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 Run area Pomerr . Phone ot not leM than 120 AMP n Volt pie of liD undL?id.ed one hall lrlternt b'fl · of u~ to be eS Limited Travel WJth matter dl•,onnflct •witch. There In lhe tollowlnf real ell•te: I ties a ""ary -~ bedrooms, garage, basement, WY 2-3618. 10 2 tfc Contact Mr. Dale, Monday and 11re to be two underhood ilrht• &nd The follow n1 r•al •ltat• altu&t- tablished in the parish house WE COMMEND 3 flruohed rooms In attic one recc ptacl~ for ~ harainl R<1dy 1, ed In the County of M•lll• in th• · I M--o"'o"'E"RN ~-,room --an-dc--cb-at!J J Tuesday, between 9 and 5. to he equipped. with atot>, tall 1n<1 State of Ohio, 11nd iD tbe Townlhip and sugges~ that memOrl8 j Large ot. OUt ol hlgb water turn •iSIIaiJ on reu ltep Siren I• to of S•lem, aDd In Satt!Gn No. ~. ~-•-- be given to the library. ! OUR LOCAL OPPONENTS FOR THE furnished apartment M 1 d- 1 Phone 525 0146, Huntington, Cen'!J'al heating Inquire be • Federal Qlll mounted on left T 8 RlnU Ill In Ute OhJo Co UUUII.l'i cab L'OWI with foot owlteh on pa~ten Purch1n, and ~un.ded and deurtb· Mrs William Meade offered to 41epnrt. WY ~~ . W. Va . Collect. MANNER IN WHICH THEY CONDUCT· Charles Wildermuth WY 2- rer l.lde and wired to horn hutton ed u follow•· nd' 1a-.. 11 9 6tc wllh •witch. · Beilnnlni on tbe fiouthweat ~or! donate her late husba B J.ur 9 II Uc 112115 or 1VY l-6116. i-26-tfc MI5CELLANIQUI IOU"MENT TO ne1 or Sll!("tlon No. ~; thenca eut ED THEIR CAMPAIGN. ll FUANliMI'P ANO INCLUOID IN alu n~t the south lin~ of .. Ld Se('tlon rary , ed BID PRICE No . .'29 fllty-.alx rodl; then!!l north The guild memberS di!CUSS Employment Wanted Q-Wbot It the old•st wbtle FOR SALE-Middleport'a tall· One 20 pound dry ehemtul •·•· 1lx rod• aDd lD 1Jnk1: then~• e..L Ch · Meigs County Republican Executive Comm. ---.,.,-- _ _ _ _ _ seUiemen1 in North America, thlrtl' flye llnkl, thencl north two plans fOr the annual rJstmaS esf building, locat«< 352 N tiniUJAher with mountina hraf'ket 11 rallon lndlln pump mount- de11ree• thirl.)' minut11 ... t 4 roJ• ·r•· for ch'ildren In foster ffiONINGS TO do In my home oortb o1 Florida? Second Stret!t, Middleport Three lnll br~ cllet. only and 14 link•: th•nc.!' north 88 de· g1 loll E. E. FOLLROD, CHUURMAN $3.00 bushel. Al so w::~sh and A- Annapolis Royal, Nova 2(1 pound dry clmnh·al ··- rreu eut II roal and 22 IJnk.a: I homes . The Rifts be brought Priced for qmc~ oale 1Ja. One ' hntcnl•hl'r mountlnr bra~k~t only th e n!!~ north Ul decree• 10 mlnutl!l block sweaters. Wanl.;~ Pow- Scotia. founded by the French qUire al Obio Hotel Two wcylher-proof fire dep•rtment ta1t 20 rod• Qnd lll !tnklt thl'nee to a joint meetin)iC Of the 8er Pd. Pol. Adv, type ele ~lne nand IQntl'm•. munnted. norl.b 07 detreu wnt l'J rod• •nd Vtce Guild and St MoniCB'I ell, WI 9-3464. II 1.1 6Lc: in 1605. lU lb lie Two t pound. fin •u.1, mounted, one t UJlk1. !.bell~• aort.A par&llel wllb ' • v 't'\)1} j fE,V, "" 4. Q.,ble ....... _ ........... 4a.:r....,.. - -$1095 1959 Chrysler 1957 Chevrolet 210 -VB- 4 Door $545 Standard trans. New tire11, radio, heater . n- 4 Door Sedan V8. Automatic trans. Radio and heater. Value Packed- Thrift Cars 4.PPLlES GENERAL STRUCTURAL DESIGN· The appNratu• 3holl ue constructed . with du"" conslderauon t a the n11htre and dllitrlbuhon of Hoe load to be to th@ 11eneral char11 ustaJned and 11cter of th~ aervJ.ce to which lh• appanot u• oJ to be IUb]ected when pla<'ed m !U!n.·IN! 'The appan.tu• ahaU have u. low a center of rrrav1ty •• llQliJV AJ.EI\'i' -· I 4 Door Sedan 6 cyl. Standard trans. Radio and heater. 1960 Corvalr 700 - 4 Door --· --· $895 ~ •• :n_ Sta.to - aDd Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. One owner. Red sharp mterior, bucket seats, black finish, a:ood yh1tewall tireB, 110 encine. t apeed trana. Radio and heater. ... . . - 0 AllY CROSSWORD heater. 1961 Corvalr Monza Cpe. .. .. .. $1369 uoAL NOTICI ~~~~~~ bid• wll! be r~e~l..-etl by the V!Ua~e of Middleport lit It• oUiee In Middleport. Olliul untll 1:1·00 Noon on the 30th day o Novomber. 1914, for the pUr('.hlle or • Trtple Comblnatlonli Pumpinr !:nilne Fire AppantUI and a cbu&\1 on which tu mount uld •PPJirlitu..- ettf•catlon.: In a~ordanc e with the followtnt THIS EN· 1111 GINE TO CARRY Ji"ULL JI:QUIPMENT ANU TO MEET ALl. REQUIREMENTS OF T'BI!: NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE 67 lUCK DU BROW I baats of hovtn1 listened to It I Uoll<d Preu lalernalluo•l twic. , ond hav mg l•ughed my· I HOLLYWOOD 1 UP I ! - To- 1 self almo1t to \ewr• - a blt A~ dii y' s television adV](.'t i! to nostalgtcally - I 1erommend 1.100.000 : lndlo. makt' surt' your set 11 turned tht prol(ram to you wholeheB~ &.Mount..a.bl otf ror HI ltalt 55 minutes on edly. You will hear. for in· Sundtt~ su that you can catch stance, thl& 111chanee belween 7. Cora.! r"Mt I . Ce&M!; one of the memorable broad- (.'harlle and the ~reat iJnbtUer. nau~ C.~t s l! of the year - on radio. W. C. Fields . 12. Rent UlldW The progran1 , "~thlch alrs at Fields t \.61kmg of children): oontr&at 7 ~ p n1 . EST on NBC radio, "l can remembt!r when with 13. :Notevw ts hosted by Ed(olar Bergen and my own little l.liJlilteady legs J 14. Youth 115. ClaM to h11 top-halted dummy , Charlie todd11!d from room to room." 17. Storm M(."(.Mtthy, and the content Is • i Charlie· "When was that - last 18. Mal&yu collectiOn of comedy highlights night ?'' Fields "Quiet, worm20. Type with famous stars as they ap- wood , or I'll wblltle you down mewnal'll pe.ttred on the old Chase and 1 to a coathanger. . tell ..•fl, 21. lnng-earld -~l Sanborn coff~e hour in the , Charles. h 1l true your father Engi"Oitf golden age uf the soundbox j was a g111teleg table'" Charlie: 24 . wholly The flrm has chosen lhis way ! ·· ·II it Js , your father wa§ un- Z'T, Good wit.J& hamburger to eall attentiiJn lo its JOOth tiD- : der 11 " lit. Pert. to nJVefsi:lry, Bnd 1f a sponsor ever I' There tare stars galore. Ed~ the ear of it die Cantor Is ht:ard smging hl1 SO . Pelted, u bad a betler Idea I never heard old theme so n~ . which, as maoy With atone.t Chase and Sanborn has aent listeners remember, began, "I 32.Erase: print. out to reviewers and other 101- Luv1t to Spend Th1s Hour With Jl. Tante.tWB: oym, id cHizens a "not fur sale'' You . " H.oSHhnd Russell 11 record of llie boadca.t, and lt \ un hand to flirt with Charlie. 14. :f"ulll, .. • trailer 1! 1 collector'J Item, and on Ul• t Do11 Amel"he Is there, and JO II.Ruuia.n Dart 2 Door Sedan 6 cyl. Standard trana. Radio and heater. 38,000 m1le11 Factory Warranty remainln&. A jharp low mlieaa:e local (lBr. Jet black finish . tires ahiJW httle wear, 110 H.P . engine, 4 speed tran1. Radio, heater • red bucket .11eat.s and vinyl trim. .. . . ,_... 1 --1963 Dodge - - - $1595 1962 Dodge - - - $]495 1961 Dodge - - 1961 Plymouth - - $1195 1961 Ford - - - - 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe.- --- · · $1895 Legal Notice .,. Television Revue I 1964Dodge Local owned and low mileaae, red over ivory flnuh, 326 V8 en.,11me, automatl~ tranl , Like new whitewall tiret. radio and heatl!r , • 22 Uc .. ~·"' Cable an« idd.y a11d DvruU1) l.Mmow- 1Caro le ~bar4 . and Ja~:k Ol.kie 1nd Margeret l • O'Brien 11 the age of sevtm , Alaska, wJth l .f peraon~ ptr and Mary PICkford and Juruny • squart rnHe. has the lowest pop[Stewart and Ale<- Templt!ton 1ulanon denSJt)' of the Jtat.eJ of .... Charleo lAUJhlon anti Rudy , lh• Unlun . • ' W81t --- monograms, dams. etc . w1th•• B 0- - d &.art Gnleser , Pllmlblal ... PHONE WY 2-2156 uu t att achmen1.0. aance ue lt.eatm• 5 payments Of $7.00 each. eo Mblt:r'lrille, .... WY 2 2204, 11 lZ itc - __ _ Eod VOW R~ tro88lel we llave o11 m. Harde h •1! Mar ke t , Syraeuse, " Lost and Found Wllh !he lOW, Jow , everyday Sewer Macbbles pm·e~ Extra speeJa (S, Thurs.. lleaJoDaltle ftalel LOST: Large male boxer and ~ caD UAJ • _,.., •~., Of Nl ... l Utly, fo ' rl d 8)' an d SatUr day. Ill' 11 -~-. .,._,. .... srnalJ female beagle. Reward . Revlon professional hair 1 • tic Phone Harold Jones, Mmerssprav. $1.50 Value, 79c piUS ville WY 2-3954 or Roy Jones t,Jx Colored mops. reg 89c, tlEATING. Plumbing, Mueller WI i-3672. 11 12 Jlc 75c. Evan's all meat bolonga Fornac~. ArooJd Brolben. 49r Large country fresh 1'8 Ea"f Maio Street. Pollio ...... ~~o Wanted To Buy eggs. 49(' doz. Fresh Florida eroy. Pboue WY •~ pink seedless grapefruit 8 for 1 ZD tfe LATE M'ODEI. car from or!g!n-1 49c Fresh t:risp lettuce, 19c al own c- ta 1 G ud 0 <_; 1 1 Ilf':<l d Argo .<; weel peas. 2 .tlll.TIUNI!:ER er on c · l ~'~-mpl ...- a-.&...... " C'On.':i, 29c. 2 lbs. Evan's wienrolanu. WY 2·2529 or WY 2- . .._.... ~.,..~X~,.,... »905. w~ ~ m !tllel Barrymort llld Nol- l vanH lind I E. Malo Streec. Pomeroy Pbone _.., ___ __ ..... IQll ECONOMY CARS Metropolllaa Mo!On ... .... . . . . . . . ' RAWLINGS Compact Cars Businen Services lnsureiiC8 ~ .J I lA.l r-t r lAKI::. TOO L-ONG I)'t)U Vb GO T fO "''-~"-IAJlO EXAMI~f: '/()Nir.iW:JJ •• ., �. .. . . '· . -. .' . . ~ .... ...... . . ~-- ·· ·· . . .... ____ ,.. ......... .. . .... .... .... . . ...... ( ' • "•"·''. . ~ -· ....,,., ... . . . .._. .. ·'' I I Elberfslds Toyland OPENS TOMORROW AT 9:_00 A. M. lllg Soloctlon of Sn·e On These Speci11l Values During Toyland Opening - Elberfeld1 Tov Land Is Louted 2 Door1 Below Court St. on Main St.-Stop In Right Away - SH The Larg• Selection of Toyt For Boys and Girts, Of All Aget. Select What You Want and Bring the Children With You - You'll Enjoy Shopping For Toys For !me~ 1n any direction . l lnJimJ tf'd design possibi!J · ties. l'an if'rase and likt'kb $4 .00 $US ELECTRIC TRACK MEET GAMI SI>.SO ELECTRIC BASKETBALL GAM& $6.00 ELECTRIC BASEBALL GAME 53.75 JUST 3- - SALE PRICE .5.95 CAPE CANAVERAL -- - ----~· PENNY BRITE New -- $5 .95 BARBII. KEN and MIDGE SPORTS CARS JvJt 8 - ISLANDER UKELELE Powerful. penetratin_g lone . perfect pitch, p~cisi on fin g erboard. SALE PRICE $2.69 . . - - - . $1 .7.5 CHINESE CHECKERS - ~e \('('tion . $3.00 Barbie & Midge $2.40 Fashions $2.00 Barbie & Midge $US Fashions .. . o\ down on the farm gamt'. the big red barn . For oluyen; . Ag{'S ~to 10. ~ to 4 CHORAL TOPS Makes beautiful urgan I nne :nusic. Mounted on poly Ptllytt'ne base. " the books you "!\ bt> wanting for l"hn.dma11 now hundreds to choose from - t·olorini books - noveh - fun aooks - readmg - anthmetic - spelling -· follow th~ dots - fancy Toler and many , many ottters -- arranr•d for )"'our eas.)' quiek selection. EXPLODING RAILROAD TRESTLE Safe and harmless. Explodes at the touch of a butlon - complete with treslle , engine panenger car and caboosl'. SAl!'PRICE Ringing Telephone s.,_. $2.48 Price Made of soft . soft. po1yethylent' . Cradle slylt' phone in pastel l'olors $4.66 DAISY AIR RIFLES HORSE SHOE SETS $7.95 Daisy Scout S00 Shot Rep•1t.r __ _ · - - ·· $6.88 $9.95 D1l1y Woodstock SOO Stl.,t R•peater $8.44 $13.95 D•i•v Model 11M Air Rlfl• Sal• $11.71 Complete game - 2 pegs 2 bases - 4 shoes. llnbreakahle - Safe. Will not mar. (Ont Man Army) Cau be us~d as 11 grf'nade launcht'r - armor pierrhij shell ~ anli ·tank rockel retractable lli·pod - iepeating rifle - llUlomatir ~istol or a tommy gun ·~ Needs no b.a1ieriu . A5 advHtised Oll TV . Pr•ce $7.33 Press lever for exciting spina·£ame . Mm;E' football up and down the fiE-ld . $2.66 Sol• Prie• 88 ( {Complete with Pad and Cover Set) Folding ironmg hoard - all steel - plated tubular legs Foam pad and sllicone cover . $2.69 Prrc• S•l~ Mad~ Oy Beacon nf R.ayon and Aerylic th;~t is non·aller· genk, machine washable and mothproof. 100% nylon lop - whip stitched bottom with sn.ap fitted l'Oruers, lllummateri l"ontrul. ('u lurs - Pink , Hlue, Green , Bt>ige, Rerl, (;olrl . Full Bed Sizo, Single Control .... , ... , , , . $14,95 Full Bed Sizo, Dual Control ... , • , , • , . , , . $16,9S wash- CORNING WARI Freeze - Coot - Serve all in one diih, and it aJ.. most washes itself! Made if Pyroceram space age ceramic, Heatproof. coldproof, completely nonporous. Complete line of percolators, saucepan!!, all sizes, Dutch ovens, slr:ll· sizes, Dutch ovens, kJl· lets, double boilers, petite pan.11, roasters, platter•, teapot.11, tea kettles. able - Bo~1 sizes t\i to 18. In black with w)lite- and red trim - ~rey with red and white trim and green with white and grey trim, Soo tho Complelo Llnt of Bays Sweaters In MATERNITY 18. SPORT WEAR Men's and SKIPPER CARRYING CASE SCHOOL Durahle vinyl covering -beige or blue - - with room fOI' skippt>r a11d J1er ward . robe . SALE PRICI and $1.94 INFANTS SLEEPWEAR SKIPPER Childrens Pak·NII Fobric Slo~~Mrs with non-slip plastic .soles. Sizes 4 to 8. Assorted colors 3.25 pair Infants Warm Pak-Nit Fabric SIHpers with grow feature and non-slip plastic soles. Assorted colors. Sizes 0 lo 2 ... . .... .... .. ... 2.39 palr Boys and Girls Pak·Nit Fobrlc Pofomos. Assorted prints . Sizes 4 to 3.50 peir Infants One Piece Terry Cloth SIHp and Plav Sets. Assorted colors. One Sit'oe 2.98 pair Infants One Piece Nylon Stretch Sloop ond Ploy Sots Birth to 9 mos. and 10 to 18 months, Assorted colors . ... ............ 2.98 pair Infants Terry Sloop end Ploy Sullo with extra pair of pa[]ts. One size, 3 to 18 .months ... . ... 2.95 set Infants Terry Sloep end Ploy Suit. One size 3 to 18 monlhs .... ..... .. . .. . US sot Infants Worm Sloeping Bogs with two way zipper, One size 0 to 12 months. Assorted colors . .. 3.98 Infants Heavy-Weight Sloeplng Bog• with long wearing slipper feet. CompletelY washabl•. Assort· ed colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.98 lnfanll Blankot-Wolght Sl•ping Bags with mocca· a . . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. . BARBIE 3 different wigs - a diffl'rent colors for differf'nt ensembles, cornpl@tt> with wig stand and win~ shmd for Barbie . SALE PRICI JOHNNY SEVEN MICRO HELMET PHONE SETS $3.77 sm f~et. Assorted colors. Sizes small, medium and BARBIE DOLLS BY MATTEL Complete wilh mike - re. l"eiver go-ggles that are tinted and ClUJ be joined to top of helmet plus a two way walkie·lalkie and JO feet of Wlrt' to receive loud and ~ lear . Needs no batte-rieli. - large Genuine 'l'een Age Fash ion Model. Brunetles Platinum, Blondes. Sale $5.88 Prl~ DRESS TROUSERS In aU sizes 29 to 42 waist measure and in your correct length. ChoOse your favorite style - beltleu model with adjustable wailt - tapered tee and cuffs - or the ivy style model with belt loops not 10 much taper in the leg and worn witb a c~f. Cbeckl - plaids - solid colora in wash 'n wear cottons - ray· on and acetate blends - avril rayon and cuttoo blends. All are washable. S3.9S Complolo Lino of Mons School ond DrHI Sleeks $3.95 to $9.95 . . . . ... . ....................... 2.91 Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center • • • Well Known Brands of Furniture •• Furnishings and Floor Coverings For Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family $]-&7 Elberfelds Toyland Opens Tomorrow At 9 a.m. 1 Reuter's TB Seal Letter Is 'Right from the Heart' ° " A special group of mater· nity sportswear - all eaay to care fabrics - poplin1, 100% cotton twill and heJ. anca stretch fabrie1, black, teal blue. royal blue and avacado green. SKIRTS - - · ___ __ ,3,95 SLACKS $2,95 ond ~.95 campat~n VIta~ mtfer~~t ~~ e~ti ~pent o'h~s c~r.n,_., ~n ~· ~ orion turtleneck slipover aweaters -print tGp - JGng sleeve. Black and white, 100% 1 1 t~lr 1--- "I ' Sale $2.00 LiHI• Girls .Reverslbl• RAINCOATS $8.9S 100% cottcn twi11 reversinl to acetate print malching beret and urn.. brella. Sizes 3 to Loden green. e:x. SALE I Womens Skirts Several aty]es and fabric~• to choo1e from in thi1 group - solids and plaida Rttul•r $3.95 •ncl $4.95 WOMEN$ SKIRTS SALE $2,00 Regul•r $5.95 •ncl $7.95 WOMINS SKIRTS SALI ~.00 f~r -- ---· Oints Tower s DIaCJOOSIS P "" TowardGOp Foot Draggers , . ,. 0 . .. ~ .. ~ ............ -"" ~ .. - ...... ~,. ... . .. _ .. _ .... . - 'l' . ....... _ ... ~ •. • Dump RainS Into Mi dwest : oi Rnl'kH·~ J I St bart BRIEF WIRE NEWS D1'es frJ'dav Seventh G de ' GI"ves FJ"J·st Assemhi y PHS Band Snappy Show At '64 FinaIe lh~ aft~r- f~rst ba~ker~ automotr~e in I Ia~ ~he land- ~ S ft D • kMen Aid'tng orive • . rna~· Seven FJ'ned Dies Saturday Court ActJ.OU revJ~wed I ~~ri· l Mrs. Cleland ~Ia! nomma~JOn, ! . . gb be I 3~~:e ,::m~~~~~~-~~~ u~~~-~vor~a:;!: Firing Guns Draws \l' arning tha~ on~y I ho~ pu~lic or~er ~here Cl~land, 1 :~e v~es. Atlt~ns. fi~ing 1 w. Wayne.~ bu~g 1 ~- S~auss, ~10 an~ h · ·h . I· I Ma~- · ~hE' P~lice arrest~. ear. PLACE MATS Either the oval or oblonr shape. Solid colors or patterns. Foamed back. Far Only 29c . .ch I I 1 I , -~ snowstorm to . 01 Pt.) ~ Mar~aret ~ I Salol Girlo JACKETS A group of girl• jackets Jn denim and nylon_ Sizea 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. , resentmg pi'" w"'e Natura Col CT. rep-' l Foust. Resources I Dirt>dor Frt'd E . Morr . Sht>l · don Boone. direetor ot the Ohio Sml ConscrvatJOn Se rv1ce Oh1o l l.T niwrslly Pres1dent Vernon H. Leon Evans . Jackson, wfD Alden . Jack Allen , executive be the speaker at the annual vke pres ident ot the Ohio Val- Me1gs County Town and Coun.. ley Improvement Association try dinner to bt held Friday and John Hammil. sec retary of night. Nov. 20, starting at 7:11 the Creek Conserva n- p.m. a t the Harrisonville school, o·lflner Ch l"Y D1stnct "' airman Hugh Custer d od salM t Eay . r. vans is widPly knoWD. lh" b k m IS area as a an er farme1. world trt~veler tmd c~mmunit} leader He spent two th~ ~elfare, SWEATERS Sale $4.00 Leon Evans Of Jackson Is Speaker Jed by Roger Williams, a Rio Grande alwnni who have grad- band from Cincinnall. Tickets 1 i months in Tumsia on an ICA This is a In whle IF be d th h f hH, Grande College alwnnus, now a ,uated since 1957. 1or the dance Will be available ! The Good"'·lll Truck will be rproject on agricullu al credit . 5 Mr. Reuter h_ash a d or d av; our c 13 • teacher in Centerville, accom· ' The Rio Grande Redmen will at the dour, The prir.e is $1.50 in Pomeroy Monday, Nov . 16, Tickets for the dinner are .. as he eJgs I mhonEI sto d H on7meTh.: panied on the piano by his sis· ' open 1964-65 basketba ll ! per couple. it!'l regular monlbly r.ullec- ' I vailable from John Werner 10 year m t~e out asN ~dr!c, · Baneec h ' ,51•ree·1 J~y ter Mrs. Margaret Thomas. 1 ----~twn altheA & P and Kroger !tJckel chairman; members Tuberculosis Hosptlal at e1son. rest e on ' , • • h · parking lots . I A huge snowstorm . experted t e servwe clubs of the county. October . hope of the Asso· dent, Marshall Kimmeladdress, college with stuFor all bulk items of bouse- ' to sweep out of the to- and from Crenge and Farm Bu8ville. and He waswas ablerelased to return to Pome_roy Il Js the welcoming 1 work on November 9. The dation that everyone in the ·, Howard Blanchard, of Dela· U bold effects, except p~nos .und , da~' . rarriC'd with it hope!=: for an reau groups . · d h" newspapers, to be PICked are up eMidwest nd to record drv spell s in ·- -- - Christmas Seal !e~!er to Meigs Meigs community will rea _ts · ware, president of the Central · at area homes, ~sidents and Gr~al Plam s. the lhe Countians was wntten by Roy ' leller thoughtfully and realize ' Ohio Rio Grande College Alum"38911 All h callitem!! WY for ~- nsale. . l'l'l reported . 0 ln 0 . while he was a patient at t e l~e 1mpm_ t ance of a contrt b u- ni Club and chairman of l he I WASIDNGTON (UPJ) - Sen. John G. Tower of Texas , invited u·eable toand R t 1 1 th c -~ L1ght f'arly morn ing sprinkles eu er Is r:na~- lon ~ ts au~ . Rio Grande Col~ege Alumni one of Barry M. Goldwater's most ardent supporters, he - go directly into pruvidiog earn· ·d h tlospital. Mr . coming year, more !Fund Council, tile response . llieves that foot-dragging by some Republicans helped ings tor bandicapped workers. The weather bureau 81 t e ried to the former MarJorte / Durmg than ever m the . past, t h e I Special music "by ~ill MeDon· I eause the party•s devastating defeat Nov . 3. 'I'll" II" ologan Is .. A Chanec- the forest and field fire thrBeaull ' "= ... c~un t era ttac k agams l disease · 1 ald . Dr . Alphus R, Ch rt!ltensen, , Tower to1d a news conference Friday that l'f h P 1u~al 1s ~~ ... Charity," Communi'"'- iu- in another drnught a1·ea . d • · the d em an d s f or DeJn nonrc 11 ·s l·-esl ,, •1 the weather bureau reporte ! Funeral seni"es for J ohn wrll focu s . not only on TB but ., presidenl oF Rio Grande co11ege on the wrong man ' ' m ,., humbly sult"l"it•" · ' o~ lh e en Il~e spec trum ~I Res· lremarks, seleclinns by tht'" Rio ouster as Republican national c hairman . ... "" ll o relief in s 1ght"" lo r critwa 1- Ro her t ,St (l bart. -' 16, who d"1ed p11·a tory Dtseases that IS, the : Grande College ensemble, •· This is not the time to yell , ·-- --- « ly dry pori IOn s of Pennsylvanm , Friday a t Veterans Memorial d i~?r. . ders o( brea th" 1: Tom Helms, of Lancaster, for scalps." he said. He cBiled tly throug11 a r ~mpor;~ry agf'n cy 1'\ew Jprsl\.' und \V"pst VirKinia . ho~p1· 1a.1 WI·11 be "-ld 'I d ay a1 . mg. . ,.,. non Jhls group of. allmt-nts IS t~e ] immediate past president of the on Republicans to wail and "let 1outside the GOP national com f3 The- storm dump£'<! up to one 2 p.m. at the Ewing chapel Alumni the dusl settle'' before deciding mJIIee . fonT of snow in mounlcun pa ~s with buna! in the Letart cemefourth largest k11l~ in the Urut- Jruo Grande College 1's of 11 statps frnm Arizona to !Pry In an interview ;n New York, Tl1e Rf'v Cha rles O'Coned States, so obvtously, a tre- 1Association main talk of the on Burch's future . d . ru I\lontana . lt was expec\f'rl to DOl" and Rei'. E ar Iy wr"II orr·iCJ. . b ,., . to. be done tn l evening . • men ous JO . Tower turned hi~ fire on Re· ' I1owever, N.Jxnn onee aga1n F'rurlt I Io _c On lln u,mg the cam · 1 The banquet will be held _at : publicans who refused to en- ed 111mse · If out as a poss1·bl e swing into northerr. New ~\1ex:i- <lie a dd 11011 P~ i~n to wipe out ~B. 6:30p .m . in the college's Dm· 1dorse Goldwater durmg the successor _to Burch. But d.1d !1st ("O ar1d K;msa s City and sweep He was a re t1rcd engineer ihese.,seals a_re. messengE"rS ing Hall. The CGSL of the_ ban- campaign or who dragged their ' the qua~1t1es 8 11€W chairman ~o;:~~~d the Grt>::J l Lekes !hiS and .9 member of thE' Racine 11 " Jnh•,· naliou;.~l of hope for milhons of suf- quet is $1.50 per plate. T1rkets feet in belrolf Gf the GOP tick- must brmg to the JOb. . Bapt1s t church One son, Lewis, 1 ferers: . . !w1Jl be available at the door, et . 1 '· The chairman must not _ be . Mrs Gladys Hayman's sev- TIH w~at11er bureau said the d1ed in 19~2 . JOHNSON CITY, Tex. - 1 The1r purchase IS se lf-msur- but reservations must be made . d h , the captive ot any pl11losophu:al · enth grade students presentPd slorm \o\oOUid lake the form of Survivors include his wife, President Johnson couferred anee, ilS well as a generous by 4 .30 · pm Monday Novem- 1 He a!~o attribute_ L e_,partys wing or the party, He must be 1thP first <Jssemblv program of raJn in the norther_n \fidwest. ld01 ; two sons, Charles, BaJtJ. with two cabinet members today help to others . There is no ber ,·6 with the colleg~'s Alum- ~efeat m_ pa~t to 115,.~~11 ure to an organizer. not a philosopher " 1 tht' year Friday inorning at ~ ~ IS pari ol a ehangm;; weather mor~ . Md . and John, A~plt 111 about some of the major fea· ' bettf'r way of ""shanng ~e · ni Relations office. ~.mass he said , adding that in both Pomeroy Junior High School of pattern Lhat_may brmg an end , Gr?ve ; a daughter, ~azel Wtlls, 1~mprove Its ~age:. tures of his "Great Society" !health '' than by resp?ndmg · A Homecoming parde, t"he a~peal of th~ eamp;ugn . as n~~ leadership ami ideology the songs, skits, and instrumenl3l to the Widespread drought next Ch1cago. ll grandchildren, two. and whut they will cost the geljerously to the Chnstmas · first held in many years by the HS well P~?Jected_ as it hcou GOP must pursue a "center music . week . fore casters sa1d. How. great grandchildren; two bro.. taxpayers , ' Seal Leiter. college will be held at 11 a .m., •have been, he said. But e ab- course." ' Announcer Kalhy Fra ncis in - ever , the . weather bureau thl'rs . Hen and Arthur Stobart, " He talked wrth . . . ' . ' solved Burch of blame. · · t-s, Willard Wirtz, ,I Saturday, November 21 .m Galli, ,. troduced all the acts Danny warned agamst "over for€'casl · bot 11 o,1 Racme. a nd 1wo SIS""' 5 secretary of labor, and Anthony ; • polis . The parade will travel ! . Tower, one of (joldwa_Ler IJGod and Timm y (;laze led the ing"' .\1rs. Cora Buck, and Mrs. Fay Bet"gle, J . Celellrezze, secretary of ID down Second Avenue and up for the presJden- 1 salute lo the flag . Paula :\1oore both of Columbus. 1 1 . [Fnends Is the on.ly maread Psalm 100 K;lfhy Franci s cal l at the funeral Court Street to the Gal\ia Acudhealth, education and about the goals and budget · emy High Schoo! gymnasium. I JOr GOP officeholder left m ~ex.. · led the Lord 's Pryer_ · home any time . 10 needs of their departments in Bands trom Gallia Academy after DemocralJc In honor of Veter;ms' Day. the '"Great Society·· program .t High School and other high , s_h de, H~ IS not up lnr re-elrc· , :Sheila Cowan read the poem :\1RS. BRYANT DJES Wirtz and Celebrezze arrived ' lschools in the area will also twn unul_l966. . , ··tn Flanders Field," by John Funeral sr>rvi res fnr Mary at LBJ ranch Friday march . Gallipolis merchants He Repubheun for- F'uneral services for Inez P . McCrea . noon about 45 minutes betore have donated trophies to be giv· ~unes ~gamst 8 b~ckgr?und of Cleland, 209 West Lane Ave . Impe rsonatmg tlw junwr high Seven were fined, two forfeit -' ~:r~7~~ 8 7;~eo ~~~e oir~~:. 1 Johnson said goodbye to Gus- I Under lhe direction of Rob- en for the best !loal entry and mc,.asmg party dtssenSlon and Columbus, who dted there lo· . personnel •ere Handy Bur I ed bonds and anolher case •as G1 lliddleport, 0 3 tavo niaz Oradaz, president- ' P-rt Warren, the Pomeroy High - - · - - - demands for hl~::h ·level stlake~ ' day . will be held T~esday at l as Mr Hwurd Kmght twld- eontinued in Me1gs County cwey ut 1me up . werE> Hawlin held tod ay tsat Z p.m. at elect of Mexico. School Marching band present- : I It a m. a1 lh e s choe d mger 1 m- .mg a th ermomt•1er to n•pre . Court actiOn ,.v n.d ay . the s·Coa F'uneral I ed a well _ received halftime . 0 flU F'ormer. Vtc;e President Rich- den chapel, 2741 Cleve land Ave ., sent his role as a teacher of Continuation of the case. Ohio h th I . Beeeh )show at the final football game ! ard ~ - Nixon s name has emer- Columbus. sc1enee· Denny l.auderm11t as v~ Vi;rgmia Sayre. alleging she ome WI una Sm , . iYioror ,of the season Oak Hill ged 111 suggestiOns Hwl some- I G1·aceside riles will held Mr . Aa;·on Zahl wlth a hamme.r sold liquor to a minor. was or DETROIT - Ford Co. today faced t~e prospect _-o( l' da ni ht. I ~ne lead a.!eshapmg o~the par. at p.m. Tuesday at the Le- in his hand to represent mdus- dered bv Judge Frank Porter . p \1 ctd! ; and total shutdown of lis y g - - tart F'a\19 cemetery with thE' trial arts : Mike- Dav is carried Jr. untii next week . enne avne . . l epor ·. ope.ralions unless crippling lo- Marchine: ~o_wn fiel_d to the . The campaign In the fight aHevs. Oscar W. Burdette and a baseball and bat to portray Phil Hudnt-11 . Pt. Plt>asant. Mrs Leura L_ vnr·h, Cmcmna&l. cal strikes by the United Auto school's traditional fight song, ·gninst muscular dystrophy is Paul Sellars officiating She Mr Russell Moore.; \1tke Grind· was fined $15 and costs. with ---~- -··Workers Union at seven plants "Acrn:;s_ the Field," the band being aided in this area by Pep 1 was e. former resident of LR- staff with a football was Coach l ~lO suspended and JO day s pro- ' MEETS WITH RUSt\ are settled by the end of the moved tnto a tnanglr A sen.es si Cola salesmen who aTe plac· I I tart Falls and the wife of the Charles Chancey: carrytng a ' bation, for fmling to display • WASIIINGTO/'-j I r PI \-French week, of pr~:cision dnlls followed while . ing canisters for the colleclion late Curtis Cleland. large globe was Mr . Bud Bick- hunting Hcense . He was cited ' Amba ssador Herve A\phand Fo~d Labor Relations V~ce l t?e band plar,ed, '' F'rent'h Na· 1of contributions in the business Survivors include onE> daugh · el. portrayed by Jark Jacobs ; :by Game Prote-ctor Donald -conferred for m rt• than an 0 PJ:eslde~t Malcolm L. DenJse •tlOnal Dehle. places in Meigs Coun~y. Pomeroy police today Issued ter, Mrs. Guy (Ethel) Bolmg, Cheryl McLaugh~m in a large wllliarns. ,hour Fndn · night wit.h Secre1 r,lve as- j Ending the senson in 3 pep· "We the will _re an emphatic that is a son. _Earl F . Colum- apron. and carr)"mg a bowl and rn other cases, Donald E. tary of State Ot>an Rusk at the satd Frtday sembly. plants m ~ord s com py style, the majorettes were spond In t~1s campaign to ra1_s e 11o be no shootmg of ftrearms bus; SIX g~andchtldren ; two spoon, was Mrs. Frances ~ob~ 1 Kmg and William W. Arbaugh Staie Dl?pannwnt 8 1 plex will be at Wot k Monday· ~eatured in a rockette number ! funds to fmd a cwe for t h at the town dump or Bny othE>r l b,·others. Carl BeE>gle, Eagle· , erts, home economies te-ncher · forfeited $27 50 bonds for speed- It was understood that they to the tune of ··s weet Georgia : crippling disease,'' stated Fran- place within corporation limits. ville, Tenn., end R~sh Beegle, ' Janice Couch was Mrs . E v a , ing. Lyle D. N1rhols was fined discus~f'd quest 1ons concerning 1 LAS VEGAS. Nev._ Tbe Brown.'' The band then moved ris E . Uraham, ~eneral Man~g· i Police ~id ttley have receiv- E~sl. Sparta: two s1s~ers, Mrs. · stout with a huge OhiO_ map; $10 and costs. speed : Cliff?'"d the controv ersia l Muililater.al tion 's last undecided Sen- into two company frunt~ anct . er o[ the Peps1..Cola Botthng ed complamts that persons are ; Wilham Blake. Racme, and Marlene Coodwm, carrymg an A Lei fheit , $10 and costs, 1m~ Nuclear F'orC'e nrLFJ and rsce has been decided, was led down thE' field by Drum Cu . nf : gun.s at the dump on the : Y.rs . . Iris Hudson , . . English textbook was Mrs._ propt>r !urn : Dale Lawson, NATO poilcws. f the time being at least 43 MBJOI' Mike Mulford and Crnham also noted that con- Lmcoln Hill road Persons caught Fnends may call at Srhoedm· tha Husted; Penn~ McKenzJ~ · $5 and costs. parkmg on the Special Twirler Clor1a Buck. I tribulions wHl furlher the pro- shooting guns in village will · ger chapel from 2 In 4 p.m . and as Mrs . Dana .Kessml!:t>r. girls . road: Francis W. Webb .. $10 HARRIS SUCCEEDS CLARK 1 Cannon the . . gram of the Muscular Dys~ro- 1 be prosecuted m accordance from 7 to 9 p.m. Sundlfly and physical education teacher, wore and costs, improper startmg: C' IIARI.F.STON s. c ~ UPI)Sen HowBrd Incu~be. nt Uemoc1·at, lo~med Drum MaJo~ette iS Donna 1phy Association of America, wl~h a town ordinance, police Monday . , shorts; Mary Lou ~sh was ~rs . · Byron Gaston, Jr., leaving scene Gen . Hugh Pa lE> Harris, com. toda as winner In his bid for C~ow_ and maJorettes Bre Pam 1 Inc. This ~nclud~s m.any re- satd. . ) Gladys Hayman w1th an arith- of accid{'nt. $10 and costs, and . mancler nt the U S Contlnen. 3 Jcond term, defeating Re· 0 Brien, Sandy Thomas, Kay I search projects. Ill this country , Okey Kmser, CLASS TO DINE metic text: Patsy A_sh played Jimmy C. costs, tal Army Command, FridBJ publican Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt McGowan, Peggy Hoffner, Kan- and abroad, mamtenance of the , Racme R. D., Fr1rlay on an in· Tl JOF Cl f th "'th- tlJe part of Mrs . Luc1le Swack· falling to giVe audtble stgnal. was selected as the new presl67 309 to 67 252 on the basis of d~ Grueser, Nancy Ash, and 1 lnsttitute for Muscle Disease toxication charge.. He is held in 1od" ~e as~ 0 e · e .11 1 hamer, vocal music teacher. , :dent of the Ci tadel_ 10 1 an, unofficta'l canvas of votes Lmda Moore. in New York City, and a P_at- connty jail pendng appearance bJs c u.rtc °mTehroyk ": by ca..,ing a staff liner: Mary NAME OMITI'ED The four-star general wiD · · p which · oservet~ann\16 1 ansgtv··;~, . 1 . . _tent .Service r?gram , before Mayor Charles Legar. in meetin and dinner Mon. 1 (Contmued On Pagt 2) 1 Thurma Ve~ghan was umn- u:~ke over from ret1rmg Geft. in all 17 Nevada counties. --Veterans Memorial Hcr.rr:pital prov1des orthopedlc appliances, d g t 6. 15g L th h h 1 j tentionally omttted from thost- . :\1ark Clark on July 1. Clask hu .. DALLAS A 5 -foot -3 wheelchairs~ crutches, braces, SUB TO PINCH HIT May~ · p.m. 8 d te c ~~red. , LOCAL TEMPS 1participating in the Veterans been head of the South 0 Inch Baltimore charmer wlth ADMI_SSIONS - James Coch and hospital beds, etc. fo~ those Meigs County Dog Warden em ers are urge a en · ' The temperature in Pome- Day activity at the Meigs Coun- Jins m1lit.ary college since liM. ambitious for Broadway tod.Ry ran, Middleport; Dosha Hall, afflicted with this fatal disease. · George Logan disclosed today · rov·s business district at 11: 14 tv Courthouse this week. Miss utook over as "MiSs Tet;nage PorUand. . a substltute will be taking over PLAN ANNIVERSARY . "~- was 54 degrees, under sun- \;aughan played "' Taps ·· with 1ASK FOR OUSTER 1 America .'' DISCHARGES- Tina Joseph, Melga Ge~~~~ Hospital · his job for the next two weeks! The 5nd anniversary of the nu skies. Mickey Mencltini. WASHINGTON (UPI)- El&tll Carolyn MJgnini 17-year-old Middleport; Mary Barnhart, ADMISSIONS- Annabel Houd while he is on vacaHon. Per · Tdeodorus Council No. 17, o i students, members of a YOWll daughter of · a cloihing cutter. HaNisonville;. Rita . Krldder, ashelt, Minersville . . !sons with complaints for .the of A, wiU be observed Mon- , MARRIAGE APPLICATION REnJRNS HOME , Republi?an g_roup at Am.erien was chosen as tOO winner Fri· Racine; Marjorie Grunm •. Ra- DISCHARGES- David Leach, , dog warden are to contact e1th- day, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m . with Darrell Lee Dugan, 23, Rut- Frang Murray was returned Umvers1ty, picketed GOP ~ . daY night before a natlonal tel· cine: Lawrence ~~&"&.ell, Muidle-- Pomeroy ; Dell Talbott, Port- ~ er the county garage or t h e l a potluck dinner at the lodge. land, oonstruction worker , and borne after spending two weeks tional headquarters Friday e1J1o port; James Wanrer, Syracuse; land; Mrs. Harry Taylor, Meigs County Sherlff's depart· 1Charter members are especial· · Shirley Ann HiU, 23, Letartjat Veterans hospital ln Hunt- ·ling for the ouster of pa;;.tr IC.IIII"K 0. Pace II llldna Roush, Rldtte. ·i !W. meol. _ jly U<&ed to ottend. k. . Din&lon .....,lly. · cibalrman Deon B-. .. . . . h1 . I • ' . . (.,, ......... "' •• T,... - . . .... - ... . . "" . . .,. - . . .- li~~· i=~~: ~i::~~: ::·.~ ~=~ i EVANS: SPEAKER their' I closing arguments this morn- I State University biological 1 ing In a jury trial being heard . experiment station. in Meig.1 County Common 1 {.;Jvmg their approval to the 1 PITeahse·day eOriauof rli.nvl 1lvwe•ssathseuil,ef<',·r ond the trial. 1 1 0 The program for the Nov . 21 the bes! marchjng band. The season aga inst the Michigan $2.3~5 by Elmera A. and Ha~io Grande College Homecom· i aul_ornobile agencies in G~lh- Lutheran College Saints at Gal· zel R. Reed agai1:st Grace mg banquet was announcM to pohs end Pt Pleasant, W. Va., l!a Academy High School gym- · V. French, all of Middleport, ROY RUTER BEATS TB day by Dr. Kenneth Welker, have loaned new convertibles for nasJUrn at 2:30p.m . Tickets over a disagre~menl in the the college's executive secre- the parade . which are good for both games, 1 k leasing of a building in Mid~ tary of the alumni association. Following the parade at 1 Will be available at the door ror dleport. ' 1t follows: p.m. an exhibition basketball $1 50. ! Tbe only wilnes!'l for tbe .d 1 1lgame featuring Clarence ··Be· , The trarlitional Homccoming 1 plaintiff was Mrs. Reed . TesB1'll K . kb "d tr rt e, presl en F . ·11 be pIaye d at dcmce w1·11 be h eld tn . th I' YO ranc1s w1 e co · t tifying for tbe deiense Thurs. G II . A d H. h I . C ., H II t 9 I Sluden t .Se na.te, as . masb tert h oI Illh I g · ege s ommum y a d a Eugene Hawkins, e e a Ia ca. emy · day w-·re · · ,· ceremomes mvoca 1JOn y ' T t r iSchool gymnasmm, Bevo Will p m. The theme of the ance IS Ernest Lew1s, Don Stivers Roy Reuter has been named "hal·rman of the 1964 Hev. L ulh er racy, pa5 or o b . . d b f h. f R. b I R Y B II" ·, d ·o h . .... th R"10 G d 8 . t Ch h I e jome y some 0 IS orm- , .. IVCr oa mg our e . ' an Marl n FrE'IK' ' c..:ourt ofChristmas Seal cnmpaign to be launched h ere November e ran e aplls ure · , er teammates in playing an ex. Music for the dance will be pro- ficials expect the case to be 1.6 by the Meigs County Tuberculosis & Health Associa- After dinner, group singing · hibition game against other Rio v1dPd by the "Satin Tones," a 1 concluded today. Ii COAT SWEATERS Sizes 4 to 12 ond 6 to New! Fashion Ou . .n $J.33 Solo Price $7.95 Style as pictured - $1.78 It really works. just like mommy's, operates on 2 standard 0 size batteries. completely safe, blows cool air . TOY IRONING BOARD $4.9S 72"x126" Size Enjoy The Comfort of en Electric Blanket (8arbit'l Little Sister} Th' doll the b~g girl~ are WHntiu g for Christmas. Brunelle. blond, and "d head Each skipper has her own ' 'Junior Edition " Wl!l"drobl' . with Wire s13nd. SALE PRICB Hair Dryer Set For My Dolly and Me Stl• Pric;e $27.50 Young Men's JOHNNY SEVEN O.M.A. Sol~ $6.9S 69c 77c Football Spin-a-Game to Boys Zipper Front $2.95 to $9.95 SOOPER DOOPER all ages 72"x108" Silo 89c De Luxe ~arne. Shoot it catch it - hounC'{' it - Safe unbreakable plastiC'. $7.95 100% Acrylic Orlon knit, Jungle Raider Rescue Copter with Action Gliders Durable sate vmyJ i11 cumb;~t calm·. Working winch, ~lid wg hatch. rot ating props. SALE PRICE INDOOR card gam~ fur . . ' . . $3.95 servanC)' Disb:ict said the pro- H 0 m ecom ing p roura m is ~'':;~r::'.cm;,.;~·;~i;g' • G d A d b R nnounce ''\f 10 ran e,' .J I t10n. Twin Bed Sile, Single Control .. , , . , . , .. $13.95 Tricycles-Bicyclet-Guide Whip Racers Famous 72"x90'' Size 69c Also See The V-Rroom Skiploader- Oump Trucks FLINCH Jackets _ prev t>nl.~ "Classic" Automatic Blankets All of Ken 's clothes fit him . SALEl Complete Line of Men's and Young Men's Coats and foam hark 72°x60" Si:le He 's Ken 's Buddy by Mattei Fits mo~t bicyf'les and trirycles. Start it - rev it - ldlr 11 - race it - stop it - lock 11 ~ WJih your own key ;ee it advertised on TV S•l• Price $3.69 3'x5' .......... ' $S.95 $1.09 V-RROOM- HOT RODDER ENGINES S•l• Prlu 24"x70" .. I The proposals recommemiOO · floods . : c hannel changes and the con- I posal. Joseph C. Allen, see--Creation of the Clear Greek , -~ Creation of Monday Creek I st.ruction of Jevees around the rtotary of the Rusb Cretk Coo- I . $1.95 27"x48" slipping or sliding. Stain resi sta nt - no tron - water repellent - machine washable ··- macllme dryable . Amuing foa m back with "e\ing fit"' will nel'er <:rush, crease ur wrinkle . Colors : .Brown, P•Jrnpkin, Gold Limen. ~un. ALLAN to . . . . $2.9S 24"x36" Lumimll~d SAlE PRIC& MIDGE Brown, Olive Green, Beige. l:::lt>IIUtlfuJ decorator shades lha1 WIISh beautifully. Foam-Back Throw Covers fo'lies up to 40 feel . 4 manned space cruft with laum·her ~elect !Jack "Kantslip" Knit ASTRO-JET $2.19 44 In 4'x6' . , , , , , , , . , , . . .... . , ..... , . , ..... . $7.9S $1.89 f"hOIN: . Slant pockets. Size 38 fu lurs lllatch ill 11ll stzes. $4.66 FOR THIS SALE! $2.SO PENNY BRITE CLOTHES In cl udin g such fashions these, Flowe-r Girl, ChitChat - Winter Prmcess Singin~ in the Rain Your A h1:'11\.J weight 100 0"., Ro!l yon Pile ru" with skid proof with I ~ wool plaid lining, Knitted 'log Cabin, Throw Rugs 1 Hear l~ real farm amm:o~l~ JU ed at hearings here. The engineers submitted six warm collar. Solid color corduroy I 1 STADIUM COATS Just Received- New Shipment 88c ' Men's and Young Men's $1.43 BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS .Uhrbie's Best Friend) " ' By Mottel She can wear Barhie"s te£>n <~gE' fashwn model wardrobe . S•l• $l79 Prh::• ellery fashionable color. ANIMAL TALK GAME BY MATTEL FIVE CENTS Re~ervoir 2.98 GAME CHEST Plays 58 games - made by rransogram. Just 4 tu sell. f1nd it in this sPii'd ion _ The old h11;orite.; plus 1he new ones since la st Christma' Sorrv -- Bmgo -- Tripoly - You Don't SJy - Chut es a 11d I <ttl Uer - IJIJ l~h11.l -- Beverly _ \lunupul~· ~ tlllnll i Hg Rovfll ~· P:~s~ Word Hillbilht'~ 5<-rabb\e - Game of Stall's -- Cun<Pulta lion - Parc hesi Aggrav ati on - F.xecutin• Sorry - and ma11y , mt~n:v others. Stop 111 Elberft'lt.ls T()_\·J and - - S.t'e th<' SPI{'eti un -· and buy yours now . SATU RDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1964 • ·• LOGAN <UPI ) -Flood con· alternate proposals designed to Rese rvoir from Clt>ar Creek . to control r unoff Jrom ' city trol plans drawn up by the U. cut down or eliminating flood 'J'hJs has been authorized for the 77-mile area and help re· Thl' ~1earings wt>re attended S. Army Corp s of Engineers for damase in Southeastern Ohw . · 25 years but ne-ver carried out. dt•re flood damage 10 Alhens 1 by some 400 offil'ials and are<~ the Hocking . River basin were Particularly hard h1l _in recent , - Building of Sugar Grove and Chauncey. restdents. • approved Fnday by nearly all years has been the OhiO Umver- Reservoir on Rush Creek, to be l - Plans for an Athens local The onl)' objechon!'l were to government agencies represent Isity campus in AU1ens. used to hold water only during 1flood control projec t, involving ! Sugar Creek Re&ervoir prO· 89c $J.43 Yuu na mt- .vour lm) u1 g1r h. fltvon ll' ~llme and yuu·u l1kt>ly Genuine Teen ·Age Fashion~ for Barbie ood Midge Made by Matlel .1\n exl"e11ent Choose from coatin&, suit· ::::omplete game Chinpse ~heckers reverse s 1dt> is l checkE-r ho11rd . GAMES FOR ALL AGES SALE! BARBIE and MIDGE Clothe• 521172 Inch S h : e - ine and dress weights ln No ba1tt-ries nt-E'ded, 2 walkie talkie combat phones, rti:' · 1rarlab!e aniE"ltn<t. 30 JE"et of wire. Solo PricE tan and winter wardrobe, $1.66 Johnny Seven Combat Phone Sets $3.95 Hoot.nany GL•itar1 No. 80 Sp•cial Guihr $4 .9! Sew right tor your miniature doll With arms and IE!'gs . SALE PRICE bendin~o: "'* erH:a taey wen rsdoel by die end ol die kt 11• IIJid were reilltrodueed here udl Spi!aisb oecapado., ll'alls•• I - • Al-p ....... ._ """"" lo larJ• aiUIIbers Ill N..,. • Hocking River Flood Control Plans Win Approval in Hearing at Logan Inch Siz• - - Textur11 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Slx52 Houndstooth end - -· 4 onl; REMCO $4 .$0 SHOWBOAT with 4 complete btt playl, including 1cenery, playen 1nd 1niph $2 .00 - B•sket WeevM $2.87 SALE $1.99 MISSILE SETS NO. 182 1VOt XVI • e Ideal for dining room or dmette. Protects and IIIV· es your Hnens. Guaranteed not to mar or acralch t.able finish . Wipes clean with damp cloth . Flannels--Doeskins ~ gu n $3 .50 --~---- TABLE CLOTHS WOOL MATERIALS ETCH A SKETCH Draw Popular FLANNEL inch width Christmas 196S. SALE! ELECTRIC GAMES Potlorno In Tho 54-60 Sunny and mUd today, high. 65-70. Fair .und nut so t'Ool tonight , luw 3t43. Sunday mo!'ltlr cloud) . Mindy and a litdt warm. tr 1 bigb 70..72. NOW YOU KNOW' � 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 13, 1964 carpenter dow hartinger walker