http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5a94d0172c3bf9029b6488d6472a9792.pdf de88e1f582c00833470b05892d593a13 PDF Text Text ~ .. ••• I ~fu• Simmon.s ,. ...-- r FIRST PARTY (, p id Mashell Re Morns, 'rouP rei enl ter of Mr and Mrs I Ooudy with fniermlttent raia Tbur8day Low to. algbt :KI-42, b1gb Thursday 4.7 • ill. ON US8 SARATOGA tomgbt omd Is Film Topic ,, ,. " .' .. ,, ,, frJ@rflEl?fDl@n ' BRIEf · WIRE NEWS ... . r \ •' trpm U11it"'l ••r•~• '"II.Jnhorii~J.\.011111 , J t Market Report Getting Personal ... I "r 11 MEiGS THEATRE 1 0 ELBERFELDS 1!..--.,_,....,,.,.,.,,......,,.,1 I I 1r-:===r:':b:l:l:":"':'':'====-~'~":"~':' ~l:m:_:.th~e:..:;g~ro:u~p::__.---:; Bowlmg Green gameSheSaturday wtth tSherstudymg daughter, Chnstme, at Bowhng Green rs a who med1cal tech mrmber of the OU marchmg nology at a hospttal there :\o1rs. b.md 1 Coats went by plane from r-.1r anrl Mrs Hams Ktrby Parkersburg lr and famtlv o( Cozzada\e, Mr and Mrs Vernon Rogers \1 rs Burrel Da "!!:on and Mr!i 1and son, J1m, or Oak Harbor, l ew ts Roush of New Haven , W a1 e here for a vacat1on vrs rt Va and \1rs Robert Roush with her parents, Mr and Mrs and daughlers of Middleport Charles Bennett were Sttndav afternoon guests I Mr and Mrs M1chael Clme 11f Mr and Mrs Orris Harrts of RJO Grande spent the v.eek \1mersvdle 1end \Hth her parents, Mr. and Mason FJ<;her of Mmersvtlle. Mrs Alfred Roush and the1r William Frfiher of Belpre end son, R1ckey Clme. Rickey IS M1llon Roush of Syracuse left staytng wnh Ius grandparents Monday morning for Delaware while lus JXlrents are complet- 1 for pheasant hunting ing their studies at HJO Grande I Mr and \trs W1lham Koescl College of Cleveland were weekend VIS· - -- - - Itors of her mother, Mrs Wel- 1 Mrs. Wiley Gi1'es by Whaley, Rock Sprmgs Road Sunday dmner guests of Mr Soronty I rogrurn and Mrs Karl Grueser and sons ' Awareness of our Blessmgs" were Mr and Mrs w tilt am was the toptc of the cultural Koesel of Cleveland 1program presented by Mrs M1ss Lena Grueser was the Larry Wlley when the Ohio Sunday dmner guest of Mr Eta Ph1 Chapter of Beta S1gma and Mrs Harry Keiser, Mm- Phr met last week Jll the offtce ersv1Jle of the Columbia G'!'l's Company John Rudolph has returned to m Mtddleport hrs home, Zanesville, after a conducted the meetmg Cereweek's v1s1t w1th his srster \ 1rs 1es were conducted for Rita Dlrt 1e Grueser and son,' Wll- Bowen and Brenda Strickland ham, Mmersv 11Je 1who became pledges A bowl ~ mg party was planned Nov. GIVE DINNER at the Skylme Bowlmg Lanes Mr and Mrs Leroy Watson m Galltpohs Members are to entertamed With a dmner Sat· meet at the lanes at 8 p m It was a nnounced that all urday evemng at their home Mmersvllle Guests were Mr, money rece1vcd from the sale and Mrs w H Ferrell and ?f cook books must be turned Mrs Jack Ferrell of West sa. m at the next meettng Helem and Mr and Mrs. Bill Mil~ freshmenls were served by Mrs. I START 1965 CHRISTMAS CtUB NOW! Be s Uit> \ Ou ' ll h av t- a \\Uln free \ ul et 1d e 1n 0 5 I JOtn our liliteJ\s ~aHonal B fnk c1 -n Member Fed ll a\ DE' po s1t In stil ::mre CorporatiOn THE ''MIDDLE PORT ' 01'1 THE BEAU TI FUL OHI O BETWEEN PITT5BUR6H , Ph AN D CINCINN ATI ,O . , I 1 """- 171 L.-..------------...,,......,.,...,,.,.,.,-!~er'::•__:A~s~h~la~n~d:__ _ _ ___ 1Rtchard ChapmanHuston and Mrs Pa11l Thanks! ANNOUNCE WEDDING .. ~ ~ ·~~ Moot gfomorova rangu"""". _ they look built...., boot - ' f l ~ The aew i'LAIR models glorify ,_, ldlebell with built-In glemoar_ ADd tbil compact 30'" eleetrie ra•g• ma&es petite klteheao the lllOft doua. JWit 11Ude a ~ (abinet and aU) bato the place of your P,..,.,. .._.,_ laerecllblo! lt'a true1 ' *Coc*~llalrW ~ wbUe * Aat-.GMatk em. CoGti'OI yoa are away Automatk &lrfaee Heating Un:ltl Ia amAZing IWW RoU~To- You Oookiac 'lep --Free • AdYallbMI feature. include .... lket-~ .....,_ Ud. . - . ... The finest FrJ&itt.ire n,..e brotJtna:, A.tomatJe Meat T81ldc. aQd advancemflllts .. 1 compact 30". i.. Speed..u..t 8 taoo. Ud ""'*'~'. . ............. ·"\ · ._ow.~ wfttJ ..cluiM ,.~ • ._ t:lott* . , . - . . tlloON' " " ' - . . . , _....., Dow._:!':- fMA!Iiff' QP" F #For' plp 1 W M11WJM BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT. 0. NO. 185 [TI&[E)0/4\f'\flli'? 1 ,, ' VOL XVI NEW! . ' Mrs Myrta Schaefer Js an~ nouncmg the marriage of her daughter, Nora, to Coy N1tz, son of :Mr and Mrs Russell Nttz Vows were read Nov 7 by the Rev Melvm Alk1re at the Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church Attendants were Mr. and Mrs Doy N1tz, brother and sister-m-law of the groom . BOARD 1'0 MEET The regular meeting of No~ vember of the Southern Local Board of Eudcatton will be held 24, next Tuesday, November at 8 p m at the Southern Local H1gh School The magnificent 1965 Cadillac is once agaia in production. Our thanks to those unprecedented numbers ol people who have already placed their orders.. Their patience wilt SOOR be rewarded. All elevea models ol tL. great t965 Cad•Dae - """" oil the pr<><hocti<>o be- ond lloto ohowft)OJ98. We regret that p7oductaon had to be delayed more thall a month foKowmg the announcement of thil great aew car. For we kn.w the mconvea.ence that it UWJed. lhe ~ of devoted Cadillac admired wbo have placed their ocders. But patlence lS seldom. u mhly reo- ---eooily...a.-.-.. - warded • It wll be b 1llooe who take tide 1o Ibis "'lit" IJific:ent ....niBs CadiHM ia bistocy. l u - beauty tnditioDol Cadillac IIIIMCiardo. lu _.. opt'..de It doe delioed outomobile ol • time. ADd Ita handliac - - b e uperieDced ,. loebelieYeci.!NooddftooJioiJ _ _ _ ba•• ' MISS AMERICA LOAFERS Full Rongo OfSiiOI-- $].99 THE SHOE BOX Mlddloport, 0, SEE THE t965 CADIUAC-THE STANDAIID OF THE WOltLD-AT YOVa .MITHOiliZI!IIIII!.\La KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES POMEROY, OmO 242 W. MAIN STREET • ... ._ --.,.., ., . . . ; dallgh· J oseph o Glerm, dtsburslng Clifton clerk third class USN son o( Si~rrv Stmmons was elected Morrts was honored on her M nd M R ' 1 nd G1 of pre~tdt>nf of the Mtddleport Na-1 fi rst btrthd8y November 7th Rrac t'ne, Is rsaerv loa •· , ('h h y p ng 8boarednn!u• , 1 r.1roJt urc oung eoop e s Attendmg were ROOney E Mor- tt k l f uss ):I<'IIP ttl fl mt>t>tmg a t the rts, brother to Ma~:~.~ae · " ll l ac 8 r operating cra t earner • , • Jer aSaratoga, out of Ma1· \lt'lllbtr' uf -.t'lt't.J ,,mmun '' ' • ,1,.. , •'C' '' --' ' i'W' 1, 1\ ,hlr 1, 1 • IHur h Sund,n afternoo n grandparents and chtldren, Mr port Fla ~· .... t \ lth >t ltl 11 ~ l lll tdl 0'1• .., , ~ 1 ~ ~"' , 111 ._ 1,J, ( ltht'l nfft('t'r" na med were and Mrs Marvm MeG wee, Con '--''__::__"------ttlrlttll " • 1 ,, •r- 1 ""! :~ · 1111 "h,~tout ll.urtsnn vtt·e pres t me, Lynne . Becka, Rayena, Ter. • ,, " ' [ ' lt•f . ,. 1 I ~ :J11t1 1-h I 1 \ , " "' '( h, \lid d• tl1 ~ r•tln lt• Sun mons secre- ry and Joe McGul.Te, an d l ; , ..... ,..., ' \ ~~~ I 1 ut \]~;\g~ \ t•tml\ (It --.. , ' , \ \1 .,. , 1 1 1 t'IHH,~.; 1 u 1 "('0.: •' 1 n uddln~ treas ur Howard Searles all of Pome\\ I , .. , ' ' " •'" h 1''' till•'• I •• holl\lllt' tlh'1ld le report er lOY Kelly Bell~alr, Btlly, Jim- , v' I' , \I 1\ I "' """ ~ lu, 'h ,...,, , fNt,llrl l'l l •rt•••tnJ+rll' , , ,. ; , ,~ , ( ht\ teader l m) . andSusanBelleatrofPtck1,, 1, l'h1ll\, \th lr r sung \ < I I fl I 't WWI,.. • lui, .. ~tNfw,•),• h ••.._ f'" "" l'lr-..l~.;• l>~llt' ~tt•p ht•l\son, htstortan ermgton Mrs Patsy Rande and I L..;.,lLKJ U , 1 1 11 11 II• ll t!1 \' • :~~ l l ~NI " "IRII 1tN1 h :H I.. Ni ·!'.c ~ ,~, ''l h ..., lo l,n~ul" l'ltt' \\ ill tnt•et lomghl a l 7 chrldren, Ltsa , Geary, Larry I , I lit' I 11 t•N>It .... HJt>J\ItmP-Ik I'Wt !.•)('• l'tr>tl \\ ;;til l11>. ', pn ...,ldt til p 111 ,It the Luster home and Gary of Colwnbus \;:J W U W 0 L.:l ' 'Jtf'lt\ ~nil ~ ... tl 1t1ut lv gl~•• you •~tnly ·browntJd [ < I .:! I< It• l vrr-..-1 t 11 toast wdh any kind of brtJad !II • \ 111 ,ud,-.,r \\r ~ ... ... 'lid lh"t h !IIlii I \1 I~ l '''IJhf•lv /Jie.~ itt COMPLETES COURSE v ;~.-,. v" ' ; ' \,\, h 11 ,, 11 , d<\l 1,, tilt• 1lntd ~..:r 1d1 • I P vt Steven K Ltttle, 18, son , - · ev•n r•heats cold toast \1.! t 1 ,"':..I' I \0 \ _1,. .w J. w~ loll() .~ til II'K ,"'<01\1 tllflJ An·it:t•llt C Lt lt,,lr ,,, \It, h111 f 't111~"~ ' or Mr and Mrs Wll 1 tam 1\t ! uk!• rw Houu ..... tt• \ It ... Without bu,-nlngt j!'/.J ' nr..--1"'-t"i ~ l'tll'l'tf'oi' m<"MN-n l! ' I I • \ \I ltb,k ,ttuut n, t'l.i tlt.il th II.! told Wll ha m Leml ey tle Route 1, Middleport, com· 1 11 f,vl•ll tt ht>r \lr-. h.trll• l\ ~ - ' t'' \fi~ f " \\ ,~ \lf". \1 l II '"' ·li~IJ.l( r hIll bo.,•n P•h1p•lll It lr rwd of till' dt>a lh of h I s pleted a 12 week engmeer ' I• \lr· Hc~t' r .. r r r. ' t'd ~.: 1'1• pit'\'TI \1 1 .., tupht' \l , l\l ax NKho kts (Nrrkequ1pment mamtenance course ! 111 1111 ~. ' I!T II \!t" 1\dHlt h ~ H 11 1 '~I ~ ., \I f". t-'\NY'11 ''jJ ' l ~ ,, ..... 'Ill ' 1\ ~lt: t~nHmhd t'l (ht dutllon'\t ll .ne<. 16 of Buckh,mnon at the Army Engineer School, \It 1- rl \),.,\ n,, r "~ \.t f'l. \\ ~ll l'r U.l\ '' ~ . l llti lllt\tlll~' , 1 1 111 111 g ~I Hill \\ \ a \\ t•dn rsd,r\o mormng , ful -: Fort Belvotr, Va , Nov. 10 He Jtll' J-.: t-.l;' l trtllrll I I 1 ]up 1 "t'l t'll lhh S,Jturd 1\ ~rl\ 21 b\' lov.tng a n ,lulumobtle accrdent l entered the Army last June pN · Pl ttth \ t r-. !rt>dr ~ t j, 1 1 ,tm 1 r" I'Hrl, , tht l, •h11 tr1 Hool>t\ 1 ~ I!Hsdci\ ntght and completed bas1c tral(lmg at loVt'bt•l \\r~ lr:Jnk (,ut'IJtl 111li I •"-' l"r > "'-'~ ~·~ ;Ut" :t~~t'ti l tl t~lTibUh' IV lht• ~l r~ ,h,lm Kr 111 , 11111 pm Sirnr1o1 s mtlude his pa rent s , Fort Knox., Ky Little was \l 1 -., ll ''" tlh lt-l 1 oro/ 'H':.l Plmlll t>tl .... tlt\ <I. t' •, ,,. \1 ''kl \\-' bu:t~r ta an\ Vi ti\' pu~"iltlt•, gr um h um.l n dli!WU tHt•d the \l <~ x I.. dlld l:: vt- 1) n Lemley graduated [rom Middleport Htgh Ht>.11tb \ ur \lr t lti •Tilt 1 1 ~t lt."'.'f>.t' \' ,,, ~,., I I u·~ I' I ' Ill do I \r "' l prugr till \l hll h llH lutlt d 1\w \OJ !Lnt.:!s u! Huckhunnon W Va , school m 1964. 1-h-:.H.It'\ \It~ l.ll]h.H ttl \it-. ~l'l•' t \\ •t \1 ' ldl nwnbt'!s t t't s H r ~.: tl k one 1J1other Ll ~lle, three sts- - -- - I II \lt(ul \lr~ ,t"n 1\ ll tP m1- p, ' .1 ,, , u 'I ... m,: " wn tl\ 1 1, II· 1 .til d rH 'I \lo> 1 I ' 1 1'1 t'" \\ 111 :ilki d 1\i,!.\ h'T' ~•w m ~.,.. ""-"'1'!!1""'"""''••,.,_.,,,._.,._ Brt•,ul .rnd 1 he g, .t utrl ul tel "· She tla, S,Jtldra and Glen\it• \\ dl~t t Br,ldl<lltl \\r-. { tm rt lr n r l• • tn' ' ' 1t tlll' . ~. ~~ Rr,·r•~.Jl.lm1 Ht'l t l •l .11d P::;.Ji m ' b\ lilt' Ht gh Sc hool da etll at home a nd gra ndpar t11t1 \t rglt'r ami \lr Kl••t, h II t , \ 1\I ~ 1, I I !'\, 11 ,j \\ 1 llhl \ 1 " \\.i]lt'r \\ ,t \kt>r '~'t'nt r.u b ~.ns m tr lt• undlr the dt ent s Mr a nd \h s Leshe G q 1 li...tt rrw \J, tnudl"l I Ill il l h 1 'll 111 11 '1. Pit'"\ II"' ,,1th \l r -\1,1 H•111\ ' 1 1o t' ~r<'"id,.,TI\ rt>c lwn or 1\11 s Dorothy La~.:ey H e~ yes of Pme Grc"e and Mr~ Gallipolis, Oklo \Jr-. lh·lrn )l•LIIlg \It" 13tu 111d \lr... -\ lberl Htrffnt>r und _, _ -\ grou p , Etghth g r a d c Hert ha Ward of ( 0lumbus FuSaturday, Nov. J.t, l96C \urHltul<d tht tl\t>t>lll)f:. 1... 11 l3radr01d :'1,\ r<. l\u1r1 '\• II• 11 "' '1\ automatic llh g1rl, 111H gu l,ll,•linf.,: lol 1 students knrtv.tr as th e . (,J s , neral setv1crs Y. ere held at SALES REPORT Of \\r-,.; \l.Jr\ C'ta1\lo d l'r,..,\rl \lr" J uh11 Hutr ht l':.on and ~ pt esen 1Pd '-' skll on basrb<lll BtH khan non ~~ 11d<1~ \1r Lem- 1 Ohio \'alley Livestock Co. In \lit!.llepnrl ltTrdn t lnt tlll ,1 1 :\ 1 Hr 1giH \\lY,ll11.! lllt'll t h t blll1.h pIll\ d.rut:llltr F: tiP~er . and \ltss Eva pop-up toaster and y,1ll dll.-nd the I Ull\Int• lr iiV 1 Mt s J ohn L'ons retu1ned her follm\etl b\ the sho\A.m g of the lev ~~>as unable !0 att r-nd due w HO(.S- 15 to 1550, 220 to l ur 1-'.1 l ht -.e ... tuctt r1 h rr! t u \l olld il--hel t of Columbu s ..., err \ 1 II 1 Bend'• new rad1ant lherfJim 011 educdlllm ot mJgrant il lness 1250 }bs •.15 to 15 50, Ltght 14 to I Wett { rill !I l l' ! ( ld l ( lei'-'> 1 \llf! ll' !J1 r\i :.l tlk-. 0' 1' 111 !2 ~ t r\ (I" '" ' Kt·nd guests ol Mrs Adam mothe r :0.11::; 13t>t nard Schr.rmm moatah<: control responds to the F: t\ 111 t! w tr ( !illll'-' ll r1 1 \I t~ 15 50 , Ji at Sows 11 to 14, Stags \\ho.; \ fdrth 1 ()11\ t !l ~ ll ,I Hut tO her home Ill Z,Jn ('S Vil \e \-1 rm chrldn•n 'I he fllm tr.1ced the llrttb i< ll •urface temppralure of the u d t'l t hfe ol the <. hlld ,~ 11 d Wds entltDINNER HOSTS It to 13; Boars 8 to 12; Sows & 1J.tH.I Ht gh 'lr hool \ 1111 1' red H 'l lltng t ~r ,d 1' \tt .. ~ Boill tl 1• dnd \lrs \\ H Fcrn• ll d,n afl er \1r~ Sc hro~mrn lwd bread 1lSeH You get toast JUd 1 lt-d, • A De sk for Btllte" s how Mr and Mrs Domrld Hauck P1gs 60 to 80, Shoats 5 to 15 , Ull!l tdrJre~o.; -.,1 11 f\1"1'\Ill\ 11 11 the way you hke Jt- whetht>r J~;.~rk ,\ 11 1'!. 11 , , 1 1 • l t1trnh11 ~ vr,~t-" 11 11H IUd1 ng a 1tl \1 1 ~ J ar k Ferrel! of We st spenl se\ eral da) s w1 th her 11 mg tht pro!Jkms encountned entertarned Yttth a dnm e1 Sun CA1"l1...E - Steers 12 to 20; I \ 11 \11 I ~• :l light tan or cr1spy brown , - - - - - ; _______ >..;\ 11 t t, f'• 1 ,11 11m 11 ll \\ 1rd Sa ite m a nd Mr a nd Mrs Btl! daught er and fd mtlv Mr s Drll her dcs e for edu<.a1wn and day at thctr home , Osburn St Hetfers 11 to 18 , Baby Beef 14 1 S.Jn(\JJ 1] tlm:...t d lhel ma Ho \ltl lt>r ot Ashl.1nd " ere week H1 sell aNompanted M1 s Lyons 10 11 .ven i1 you Uat> frozett bread 11 Pt esent w~re Mr .-md '111 s W to 20 , F'at Cows 11 to 14 ~o . Con. 11 Reheat cold toast or waffles. hlth!1ll II 11 ~1 11 B• l\lr ~ (, ul f'nd guests of M1 w rd Mrs to Za nesv 1l ll' a dij)\ullld .ts she Wf'll \ \J om H Ferre11 and Mrs Ja ck F'er- 1 ners 8 to 12 Bulls 10 to 16 , 1 too, WJth scarcely any changeH td ,111 d 'lr~ U<~umgcutl ne r ! lou tldilau tk anddaughterand Mr and Mrs \i yron Mtller s..:hooll u st hoo l us her fdtntiJ tell of Wcsl Sale m \ol r lind Mtlk Cows 60 to 175 \ in brownness Shm hne des1gn 111 Pome-ro y, Ot11o Mr and Mrs I erov \\ alson and son P ~ l James M1lle• , tra veled Mrs B1ll \1rl lPI of Ashland VEAL CALVES - Tops 33 Rl'llllilll! of 1'.-.Him 1-.trs Orv1lle Rader returned vtsrtcd m (,ra fton , W Vd w1th rollowtng trJc meen ng mem Mr and M1s I.e roy Watw n , oO Seconds 25 to 30 , Medtum hr. cleammg chrome compleL A ST TIME TON IGHT ment. any krtchE'n Af' I" lit'r li n me Colum bus :\londa~ rrla iiH'S ove r th e V.IO'( kend and bers wu e lllVlled t o tour lhe WHAT A WAY TOGO!' :\1mers\ JIIe Mr<. Ltlhe Hdul k 18 llt 25 , Com & HYS 15 to 30, (. r l'f'U al l1 f l f'l rII Jot dl I Pt tr wee k end Vl sJ t Wtth her al so attended lhe West Vugmta Horology roum and t efrcshtnents Pomeroy and \1r and Mr s I Culls 10 to 15 rr l ltn •• ·I >I ' $12.99 Sn tr lt l 'I I( ! li iH' J tt rl Nt \\ \ 11., d 11 ~ 1 n 1ti" d p 1\rn o ~t<.ltr 'llrs \~ H Ebersba ch l nt\oer stlv and \\iilltam <tnd were sP rved by the. 1lnrd and Hauck and daugilt er , Dunn a SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 4 to m1 n [(11b 1 r \ltl dlllm l)(;.Hl 1 • fn ... t H 1k "' <~" g ~ t ·n bv ,n1d d<tu ghler , S)bil Marv Coll ege footb.Jll game Sat folU'th grade room mothers 1 Marte 10, Stock E:v.es 4 to 10; Fat FAMILY-SIZE 11 1 \ril litl ( 1 111 1-\f'll, H uO 1 4 SLICE MODEL , • I fi r•> 1 (II , 111 1 1~lwn 1lw \\t <; l J\Tr .md \ITs John D Can!er urday 1:1t Morgantown 1 I l lll lll l TI F'' IJu I \ 111 l h ke Stteep 4 to 8, Culls 1 to 5, Bucks \l !t;.tl I I -,( 1 \h :d i.1 1-' l • f m 11 ~ 1 1 J 1111 ttJ ltllo ,~ " litp m L I hut\ nl Galltpolts Fer1' were :Vlr and \1rs Cl11.renceLace~ l BUYS RC PLANT HAVE DINI'iER (,UES1'S l4 lo 8 Fat Wethers 4 to 10 \\h ll u' ]H \1 $18.99 s nd.JI l lt' IIII H.! 11 lilt 1!11 11 It ~l iiJdl ~ drnn er gw•sls of hts y,ere m Columbus Saturda) to 1 1 G,my Moore , TV slat, bought M1 ond \1rs T A Dov.me LAMBS -Tops 19 50, SecC ulc;~ rc artoont. J'd 1th ll q!lrln~ta \1 pre.;; ld t> nt Tl lt'l E <llld hu s!Jomd :-dr and att end the Oh10 State football the 1\o\ a l Cro\\n 13ot1lmg ( u entetl amed v.tlh a dmner Sun 1onds 15 to 18, Ltght Wts . 14 to WED & THURS 11 1" 111 , h,n gt (•t tlw tnt PII g ~ I ts F' lnwr \\ lt kh(l m game plant at Los Angel es for $5 da y at t11etr horne, Htgh St 16 , Common 12 to 15 No~ \819 rt 11 ln 111 n 'lt:>a r the ('roo.;s' ' \t1 mtd Mrs Peer! Wolf Mr and Mrs Denms Walmllhon l'he tota l sales for tins Preset v. ere Mr" T W Ben-~ NOT OPEN -7e~c\\ 1" ~~~~~!-: 111 u111 .... nn v. t1h 1e d <.li.ll-,h l t'l Sh.u on, and son Jo~ bmn and d-aughter, Sheny o' plant for l,tst year totaled nme gel Lout ~ Carl. Balhmore, Md, Elwood City, Penna. was FRIDAY & SATUR DAY l<~ nd l~tn\~u <J t lhe ptarlo A ul Ama nd a and Mr and Mrs Newark Ohto, spent the week - mtl!ton dollars Los Angeles is Charles DmHIIl' , Hto Gra nde , st le of the first Amertcan seam II Nov 20·21 IN POMEROY THE BRASS BOTTLE' sp<'llmg bet• W <l':i held dun ng the I art • Wolfe an d son Kent . of end wtlh therr parents, Mr and the ma tn p\unt and ha s a Allen Oowme, Athens end Mr less tube plant us1ng rotary \ rTfrhtl'lnlm• el<'nmg 1\t lh l,d th\ l kl( t' \ thl:' Ha<me \~ ere Sunday evenmg Mr~ Gene Htce and famtty and branch m Glendale. and Mrs Dowme. Iptercmg, m 189~- _ ~ ~ lnrn Rarul.1ll 1\url IH·~ B.tr \l tnn~ 1 Th e met'tm g w.1 s <l os- dmner gurst s of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wal· h ~ • a 1 drn .t nd Lt~.;;r '" 1.. ! 11 Pd v.t lh lll <l\PT b1, the Kev Eldon Kreeuter and Leda Mae burn and famtlv_ It · THE I'11rl t' GOLDEN r ARROW" \itlWdtd Huppelt Mr and Mtss Roberta Kraeuter at Mrs Robert Coats spent the 1 r rc hnr r olrm Mrs \-'aut Haptonsta\1 are ad tended the Ohio Um~erstty ~ weekend in Phtkldelphla, Pa , . - • • WEATHER fducotion for Mfgmnt Worker .J' . , . . . . . . . \ ·' t --- ....... ~. ~ ~·: ~ ::-r-:~-- . .... . . _.... • ,. e at y POMEROY-MIODLEPOIH. OHIO NOW YOU ".' en tine .' > WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 • 1964 of BIS Mess Promise �.. . • ' MAc is at Stake· YOU Second Place m ' · • will! 8lo 4e. .1Dpmtllt. of blt, 11oft lie 1111tttp, . . .,. . h M . S T th B . b t Ch . C -t....,. .. B1s op uss1o ees . ru . as1c, u angmg oats ff:~:~af4i §l=::::;,: I J think or hb wi se reply B~· sa~ ~· tru~ ~rol. ~\scoS<ton d~·r<ing wh.~h press~ I field~ ~-ortunalely, gro~ p~ .. - ru;;y 'ffic7Ns.... ~...... ~ ·-· - ~·· "'- •~ -· ·~ "'"-...... ~. ~ " ........ ~· - -· •• ~-. ~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiii~ \ Stuffing Bread ·-lb.·.~::· 29c Stutfing Mix p~~~· 29c Poultry Seasoning - p~~~·19c Ualian Chestnuts 2 49c Reynold's foil ·:y i;~h 49c Egg Noodles ~~·:· 29c Enriched Flour ;~~· 71 c Peaches 3No~;~~· 89c LONGHORN CHEESE $5.00orMore ExcJUJJve of ttemt ltxempt<d b:· Low Ex:pirea Nov, 21, l~ Ill COla. Unit .U.P'o JANE PARKER-HERB SEASONED BELL'S IMPORTED- FRESH lb. . HEAVY DUTY FMt roll ANN PAGE-F INE, MEDIUM OR BROAD SUNNYFIELD-Special 4c Off La...l LIBBY'S SLICED OR HALVES FI!FSH MILD ·tASTY FLAVOR----I.B . 5 3( A&P U. S. GRADE A SUPER· RIGHT TURKEYS THE CHOICE OF MILLIONS OF AM· ER I CAN FAMIUES FOR THANKSGIVING. PLUMP AND TENDER . . . DEEP BREASTED WITH MEATY DRUMSTICKS UNCONDJTIONALLY GUARAN· TEED BY A&P. 18 lb. up Fancy Ducklings 39c Stewing Chickens 49c Fancy Capons lb. lb. lb. To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes fb. YOUNG TENDER ~ AWAY DECEMBER ~ FULL SHANK HALP 59c 3 ,.,. 89c lb . l ·lb. Fr••h __ Hb.59 c SUPER·R IGHT Sliced Bacon 12 CONSOLE u.. 39c Cooked ,•.49c Cooked Cooko4 ,•. 47c Whole Ham 1l ,. • 8oneIess ,•. 75c Seml• CANNED HAMS FULL SHANK HALf ------------~ULL IUTT HALf - - - - - - - - 16 lbo. - Wholo or Holt - 8-lb. con, lb. 69C CENTER SLICES BANQUET FROZEN Pot Pies 31-42 Frozen Shrimp •. 89c FREDA OFFLER R. Route 3, Logan, Ohio pkf. ----~- ~~eJss ap~yko ave Yogi wllh us. I ,St. Loui s 114 Phi ladelphia on t now yet where he'll be Baltimore 102 Boston 99 that's -. oatd . 1 up o cJS('y, ', V2 gol. 59c pkg. FLEISCHMANN'S Ann Page Blended Syrup - 24-oz. pkg. ., ·-lb. DINNERWARE LAW A&P BRAND FROZEN U.S. GRADE A OUR fiNEST QUALITY l 2-lb. INe• • =======;..;:=;,..;;.=========--===•• 3 R()OMS New Furniture '~ $299 .,;d Ge~;\: T:~e· 'l ~.so VPr~a sul'h~e t::n~~~~:~~s ~ • n..~ •>"' -~ _essJ~nal 1091 ay ro JnS4Ntn arndv I t ,· cm •d uct agaJnst serv222 1pl<me rom t tee to ay o ram , mg m terests whit·h eon flirt · · f b ut with Fabto Bellini S 1 · · · \\'eJss Cincinnati 114 S. Francisco 108 - BIG TE'LO ,. • or a o ' R b- . UCl a Sltuatron might deI (Only h d I <0 h d: next week. The o velnp where lwo old cltents of - ---sc e u c 0 io State 5 31 , insun-Bettini fight is scheduled the same lawyer were Michigan S "" J't1l 69 : fm the Place of Sports. r-..iov. 27. ing and selli ng a pif'ce I sPurdue 4 2 0 108 90 · · o prop' Min'sota 4 2 0 ·12 7\ I COLEMAN GETS HONOR irllil•iliillliliilllllil•lliiiiiti• ~ames -~---.------~- 107 1Martf'tta ... nenyon ' ·, • • 4 0 >.! , ltJ·ro>~nc :i >., r' '" ~ l~not MASON IP/1 vou !liat he re , sent . you b h pre'''ause e already n·pn·sents '·conflicting . t ·t " h . tn ersk remPm rr that he t:-. on ly , pur~ha ~s~ee mg FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA.. to protet'l your inter- .;..;;.;;...iiiiiii'tiiiiiiiiiiii.l~~~~~~~~~---iiiiiiiiii Mtdt. State 3 2 0 97 Illinois r'l/\'.'t'S!:' trn 3 3 0 2 5 0 lndiana Wisconsin 80 79 beck: Lovell Coleman of the Cal til 13:1 gary Stampeders who Jed ball ' G9 93 1carriPrs with 1 629 yards rush60 145 1 ing last seaso~. was named 1 4 0 1 5 0 1 5 0 lOB 139 player Iowa 63 MONTHEAL rUPII - or ests . F'ull -;1 the year in the Ca- · Coleman is a 26-year-o\d former sta r for Western Michigan. Schedule \ OF QUALITY USED CARS! I 63 Falcon _ $1695 rutura 2 Door Hard Tog 8 r;:yl. Standard tra ns. ' 62 Chev. Only $1395 95 Corvair Van. Powerglide trans. 1 I 62Ford ONE ' DAY SERVICE ' ON Bowling Green at Xavier Kent State at Day!on TURKEY or SHIRT FINISHING Marshall at Ohio Univrrsity Kentucky St. at Centra l St. Denison at Ohio Wesleyan Saturday Night Tulsa at Toledo ROBINSON'S Youngstown at McMurray (Texas) Saturday, Nov. 28 Houston LAUNURY .lRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY " - - - - - - - W I T H PURCHASE OF ANY HAM -----------.J $1595 Gali!xie 2 Door I-V1rd Top 8 cyl. Auto. tran~. Radio. · I CHECK OUR "PRICE TAGS" FOR OTHER \ SIZZLING VALUE BUYS 61 Chev, _ $995 Corvair 4 dr . Station ·wagon. Std. trans. lladio , KRAFT OR BORDEN'S I Te~h Ready to use ... MAJOR APPLIANCE pkg. I I •• int~resl .s~dered -~ 1-lb. A&P BRAND CORN OR . PEAS ~ I CAP'N JOHN fROZEN pkg•. WlTH MAILER COIJPO:'< 9A M'D A PURCHASE OF $5.00 EXCLUSIVE OF ITEMS PROHIBITED BY ~ -- a,re: 61 Comet __ $995 I 61 Ford _ $1295 'i j, 9,.. ' •• 5 TangeIOS Yams L;:::~ ~~:: --'',2 ·""'29c 1 "'.. 29c Cauliflower Plorlu, sw"' ·, Julcr • .Uo. "', b•t .~ \o _____ ho.-1 •I . • Jumbo Stalk 4 Door. Standard trans. 58 Chev. _ 57 Ford _ 4 ... 49c App es 19 ,h · C Av:ocadOS Pole Becans Plorl4• _ 2 ~- 39(: Dellclout, lt.-1 or 'Ootun - - Plorlolo J ........ _ .. 2 Door Delray 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio , $395 Fairlane !WO _ 4 Door. 8 cyl. Auto trans. Radio. USED CAR LOT Sts. FOR N.EW WALKS Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walks. All work fully guaranted . . . . and, concrete mcreases your property's value. WY 2-3214 Mldclloport, 0. e • FREEZERS RANGES e WASHERS GENERAL ELECTRIC GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. KEITH GOBLE FORD Locust & Sycomora DRYERS 60 Falcon Only $695 Wagon 4 Door, Automnlic tra ns. Radio. $695 REFRIGERATORS Galaxie 2 Door HT. 8 cyl. Automat ic trans. Radio. A&P FROZEN SLICED & SUGARED DESSERT DISH e~ll ciiL~nt The Ohio co II e g e [or>tball schedule: Saturday Michigan at Ohio State Miami at Cincinnati Shrimp Cocktail _ 3 ~ 89c Fish Sticks - - - 2 !:.69c 1-lb. Plaid Stomp Winners Po•tod In Storo FREE <o~nd ~~d dete~mining By United Pre!!iS Jntf'mational 12-oz. My·T·Fine Pie Crust Mix _ 2- 9-oz. pkgt. 29c 1000 .~Iva SAO aur~ TRUE 12.... A&P BRAND 1304 Lakeview Drive, Parkersburg, W . V1, ~ ~nuis WARWICK carton OPAL R. AFFALTER ~dl, all;.;,,,..~ .~on,olly FROZEN IN SAUCI l·lb. Topping - ~~ I' Phlllq--'~ g~ou~ I c1n1 BORDEN'S NONE SUCH ~hch . I ~ade 2-ot. can• t~.~~ 0~e!~;;n !he ~;~c 1 visi~ i.~sptlalyfor sunda~· . u,ri:HKh~th~ (iHTI~hlllY ---~ ~15,000 1-lb, l·lb 4-oz. ~ A&P-10c OFF LABEL A&P BRAND D... •rt <~llowed COUNT FRENCH VANILLA------------- 3-lb. con H~id'berg Joluioon. Cladv~ t~nt ~ff<~·,~e ~ ~arker RobinSon. ~<on y! . I her~ ~Irs. ~::· •r~as:cally, a~sas_ ~7 nadian Football League today RCA COLOR TV SETS 59C ICE CREAM dexo SHORTENING 350.000 s:;~~ FREE 39 c Instant Coffee 2 2 Sweet Potatoes 39c Cranberry Sauce Last Week's Lucky Winners 39 49 ~~· c C Thin Mints ' 47 I•• RCA COLOR TV c Mincemeat Dream WhIP 41 c "9 .2 •:::~ L C Margarine V2pl.21 C Pumpkin btl. 49c' Sour Cream 50,000 PLAID STAMPS .. . . . 33 c Garden fresh fruits an.d Vegetables Cream Cheese CALIFORNIA PASCAL 69c SWISS CHALET Strawberries 2 PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING A&P WHOLE OR STRAINED ~ ~e\ a ,..... w~re b~ste 1 ~" 1 ~:~:::;n~a:nely,: 1 ,~ ~~~i~e~~: 1 15 (t~ciG.e~ort~ 1371~, Nort~ea~t S ,.. 89c MARVEL BRAND EVERY WEEK 'A&~n s" ' , 1~· m mn~t ~~.89c Fresh Hams MEOIUM d ,•. 49c Fresh Hams tb.49c Bulk Wieners or g~me "d~;id ,. sse WHOLE -WELL TRIMMED pkg. ALL MEAT ,•. 4Sc Fresh Hams lb. anti Ills. 1 FULL IUTT HALP MEATY Beef Short Ribs '"·39c 39c Braunschweiger Beef liver ____ ••. 39c ~- pre~ o;.m G~rvin f~mily' IldaughtPrs. fro'::.'~ 1 ~ wh\~h 1 ~;~rpy~guersrees:oordl Fresh Hams Beef Rib Steaks, _ _ 89c Mro. Birdie Walt. .nri I ~cCumber. hom~ ~ '~:urance ~~ ~Cha~ie. ·~m~ ~~e~J naf;!~g~m~nt T~e ~he wit~ : ° y~nd l brea~ tt ~.o-co,JSt lb. PULL SHANK HALP WELL TRIMMED . c Wall Trimmed All 7·Inch Cuh Pork Sausage I ~~~ ~:r SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY FINLEY OR DECKER Casey Stengel 1~d ' Lew-~ ~w1s wh~ t~m ro~n '~ t~g . _ I ~rs. ;ah~ned1 . provm~- ~~~~ -~ appears Berra J Ne Y kM ets'' ~nd fa~.:t h~ ~0 ·~. 49c 39c 65c le Ga~v~ · ~ ~ Mos;ma~- a~~ ,.a:;:~j 00~en.~-! ril mot~r's, ~ • w·y s~~: 1 ., 1';;:~r ~~~. 0~;h~ .~ 1 ~~. 37c lb. N~W StandingS ~ lten~el act:ord.mg AN EXTRA CHANCE FREE! NEW 1965 FORD MUST e~sth ~~ft~~nof ~~~ur~, Fr"h Frozon S to 9 lb•. - - - - - - - - lb . Handy Sliced Ham _ ~:c .~ sc" lew~t> r ~ lb. Turkeys Turkeys Roasting Chickens Per~y EV~NS c Fr"h Prozon !Oto 17 1~.--------- J~b. ~h • ANN PAGE, ISc '/ I fl>eSVI IM Nov. 11, now baa Zl paid !Ill 'Ill 0 ft. Columb~s. gt~es With the hrchiM ef JANE PARKER- LEAN-SPECIAL FORMULA q~~~terback bt~'43 o,. ~ance 1 THE LAW ~lll'CHELL WEBB L I ~me i I'm! BY MRS. I~~el. Pomeroy·Middl~puft, I.J ·.~ W'/ - Th al . how the Saturday ' €!.Ohlo- were and . CUre feet gam . , lop pass m ·eiver and An VI\ Mary cl 1flddllpR hurl BG when theyand lostMiller to 1beamed H 0 "' ·vo ever OOd, .. Ohto' n u >lr . ond >Irs. Delbert Vanee . Mr. and Mrs. Ricluird recent Wellli vlalton fi 11Q. -,... ,... 1 Dad "s Day Ortj]ag.. Mor<head m thetr opener .. said Semor I punter, also look s like he wtll were Thur>da y vtSJtors of lheJr ts . 'olr . and Mrs J•mea Fronfl., Oaltoon, nte lll at Athens thai Wlfl close H.ss . ' ed h' LarrY ' nOI be able to play agam" CO cousto .\lr and >Irs John >lr and >Irs Walter Garvin out the 1964 grid camp81gn for ' t8 at..1er pay ts ftnal game Marshal\. He S\lffered an . Nf'UCT OF INTERESTS Webb .' . . Mr . and Mrs . . Henrv HoU Mro . Paul KWllz .,.. I . . . . 1 bo th , chools ' ""llUI to shape " Mahone (807 for 165 trips . or t e Bobcats 85 . he surfer":" a<·hiiles lednon ank le mjury l. ha r lte had ,.,.n in an auto. Mr . and Mrs Albert of her paronl.o, loll' up Game time " I 30 p. m. 4 9 .•vg ts a dangerous run· a shoulder seporattor: early tn and ,.t out the BG game Wal· mob•_le aeetdent and lelt that Mr . and Mro . Ronald !lobo all of Mr and Mrs .' I Joe StrOOj!. • • <:ST. ner ,, warned Hess, " and Mill- the second pencx! and wtfl ly Ne.l. who did Ohio 's punlm he should be able 10 recover who spent two weeks tn Flor· John Garvin and tamil Be· ' . Seeond pia" m the MJd-Am er 1511 for t:l5 for 906 yurds mtss the Marshal\ ftnale . Wes , lasl year came through with g damage; !rum the drtVer of ida m•tmg >lr. Hobo 's mother Ilin Crossro d . M y.: M r Mr . and Mrs. Jobo lwkt: W encan Conference " the per cent ) an excellent pass: Danyo came in for 8atnter fme 37 5 . average agam•l the other car . He went to see Mrs . Maggie Bobo returned w Charleo il rs Gahanna w.,.e recent IJIOifl j>l llcm J:Jt stake. lt will bt the er with Cure (2.1 t•atches for and _did a good Jim Dorn.a, l ' Brown , and , in the Mrs_ Bobo'3 'Jn. Do.. Ewington M , d Mam y o Mr . and Mra. Amos Low.. ·; plum for the winner whilo the 3511 yards and I TDI perhaps I TIGERS STILL FIRST / " '" se or tL•IImg Brown hiS ua Polsley. neth Mr and Mnt Franc! O,(t. lo"r c'Ould slip to fourth place. , the top end m the MAC and YOHK iUPI Tl !I deHiuped that the Mr and Mrs Luman John- penler . and Mrs Goldie ·spent a &.,day 1 \larshall victory would tie and Prutett (16 catches ! COLUMBUS (UPIJ _ Ohio ed Pres.< lnternat:;;;. 1 e bo: car was tn· son fa.;ily .of Parkersburg Albaoy , were all called wtlh her mother, Mrs, cuDt em Wllh MJaml for aecond for &4 yards and 2 TDsl fme co!k-ge football records includ- college foothall r · 1- " h ed b B. P ny rt'prPsetJt- ppent tt weekend w1th her par· by the death nl \tcKen- Conger who was ill and was.,_.,. 2 ents . "r and b Oh IO wm A.s Y soon Ora Payn· "'· wife ts the former en to Holzer hospital. She cllllwh1leBan · wou ld place end. s GO::U· al 0 Th etr · t wo rme 00 c k• I 'mg games of saturday • , Nov . flfSI·plaee voles and " tn,swun-lu>t wit rowna's Hr0 wn 1 · ...,. cakts . second. . Ohio's f an_d Wmter, are two l l4 : n·cort>s in pan•ntht•<;t·s· till s ·t d h•r . Mrs . P<iynter is slowly im- SylvHI (,arvin They all r aliM ed on her brother , Van MeCum. 11 0mar 13 3·1-l· gomg [ m e mest 1n the eonference." Team . . w L T Plll Orw l 'r 1 ar Ie on Mr . and Mrs William Gar- ber before goina · 11 : 1 s uppe 0 while M h II' · , :\1 ·h Jl' M h . · T r 11n IP tng 11m · ny m · .1 • & · . ars a s ts 3-2. (Miami . · m a s ' a one and Oh•o s Wtttenberg 8 0 o 281 60 earn Points h 1 h " ore a- ; Mrs. \larenr·e Swick of Mor vm "r and Mrs Worley FriDdl f1ntshed 4-21. Overall the Bob- I Lyons will be batllmg it out : Findlay 9 1 o m I. Willen berg t\8 x 18-0 1 284 :,: ca se "nd explamed ra l. Ohio spe 111 • few days " ' Van who ol Run. were ret:en1 61 1101 rals are 5-3· 1 and Marshall 6-3_, tor ronrerence rttshmg honors Bow'g Green 8 1 o 240 2. Los AngSt. 19t 17·0 1 200q B could repre sent her couSin. "" Garnet Rope had been ill with cBt'llf for a guests of M;ss Wilma · We'll have lo have an all- and Lyons has a slighl edge Musk"gom 8 1 0 139 40 3. Sao Uiego St t21 ;;.1 1 235 ... pomh·d out thai Other vJstlors m the Rupe . long lime. passed awa' ThursMr and Mrs ErneSt Good out effort to win this one," said going-'" · He has 467 yards in Capital 7 1 0 231 67 ; 4. Massachusetts x 18·11 196 . rt co; "·lu;g tnterest" re- were \lr. and Mrs. John Webb day afterno<m . Burtal was in ond children recent Bobcat Boss Btll He" . And 106 tnps for a H average com- Ohio State 7 1 o 14ti , 5. E. Carollna til x •R-11 148 rom ts representaltoll Ewinglon Mrs Frank C.oddard ' Oid Salem cemterv neor >lid nrs of her sister In Columbul 66 Hess wasn't just beating hto pared to Mahone's 431 yards in Yngstown 6 1 1 184 113 : 6. Loutsiaua Tech 111 18-l1 102 company pre- Mrs. Florence Tramer ' dleton . · . . whtle he w;,'looking lor em1 gums. "They are a good, sound ' 87 tries for a 5.0 mark. That Ci ncinnati 8 2 u 163 79 1. Colo. Western 121 x (9-{)) 99 from represenltng Mr. a11d >lis . Coy B.arr Mr Mr . J. E Bovre and two plovmenl . · only Lyons;·<> J6 yard bulge Miami 2 1 159 1 . 8. Concordia tMmnt x I!H)J 90 satd he owed tl. to and "rs Bill Barr and Mrs . · Virgil Boetch - \lr. and \1rs. Jay football team and their 14 0 1 1 MAC losses have been to Mi- gomg m._ Hdil:ver, neither boy , Obio Nor. 7 3 o 191 158 , Pratrie View (B-Ot 90 ;:" anvtlm<g •:.trs •:rma Robie spent a Sun: er of Philo. and 'trs. Rose Mrs Nellte Sayre and daUCIJtm !"each of the record Utlerbem 6 3 0 198 135 10. S Houston SL I If (8-0) Dli · g· e mJght use day w1th their son and brother Brownlllg. Zant-sville. all ralied er. altended the Savre . · 11 11 1 10 a 1m. • s an 6 3 0 Hi8 91 ' X· mts regu ar <eason iaken to court. an amtly, \lr . ••d Mrs. Paul : on ts stster . Mr. and Mrs . reonwn at Lancasler recently. se t Jasl year by Oh. ' J" AI A hi d r · · hed 1 " cllll."i llm hi:' matter wf>re d f h · ,. OIDS l r't of 612 yards JO 88 tnps. Akron 6 3 0 llo 109 1 Second 10 - 11 Fl d A&M The siluation outlined above Barr of Columbus. Manon Huieh;son . reeenlly Ne Lson Cottrill was • weet .would need 146 yards to Deoison. 3 0 163 136 5B; illustrales one of Mr. and :11rs. Raymond RoPaul Penco of6 r.olum- · end guest of 1t1s sister IJid fila. . Texas and Mahone 182, Umv, 5 3 1 89 ' Norlh12Dakota Sial LtJ. pnn,.iples 10 lh tthhe b'e were recent Sunday dinner bus r·amr lii st week nd look ily at Gallipolis . 46 W Of tv Ia orders. 1\uoster 5 4 0 96 118 . . e · m. e e tcs 0 a guesls ot Mrs Robie's arents her moLher .>Irs Beck Hulch He" most certainly was en- Bald-Wall. 5 4 o 195 86 Dako•a . he cannot • Mr . and Mrs. David :all and lo Hoi;,,,. he; • • • • • • • • • • • 1 joying one his pleao;,- West. Res. 4 3 1 l20 79 . Y an tys urg U 1 , · . CIJil w .ng _ inter- family . appointmt>nl _ I ant Sundays of the yt•ar when : .lohn Carroll 4 4 0 194 Oklahom:'lO; 18 thts ts but lhe )!iss EdHh Dodrill of GolllMr . and \Irs . Bill Miller .. _. called Ohio's 21-0 trouncing[ Defiance 4 4 0 143 132 Am kerst.' Stu ramen to ld >>d\ ol phr.l.<;tng the polls was n rrrrnt visi - and ch1ldrf'n of Wf'sl JE-fferson 1 By JOHN , :'f champion Bowling Green Xavier • 4 4 1 132 115 a e, r Slu/e and : ,,r xro:n 'at.". man camwt tor nl her si ster. Mr. and ;1rs were recenl gut·sls or "r. and UP! Sports Writer I the greatest team elforl I've , )II Union 4 5 0 109 !52 Northeast Mt'"oun St.lte, 9. . dotve mostm . A lawyers ,\.,Jm !'oslo . \Irs Am"' 1,,,,,. NEW YORK tUPII Yo i "'," had in cnachtng." Central St. 3 4 U 117 221 eon; ,;:e loht s lull and Rer·,·nt Sunday vistlors of Mr . >lr . alld )1" Eugene CampBerra made it official and y;u bfhe OhiO boss satd they were . Kent State 3 4 I 7" 105 1964 AREA l andphe cannot .d0 1.f client and \Jrs , Jnhn Webb were the-ir bell end .\tr -;. Clara t·an'l find lwo happter eo lea to play the game exactly Htram 3 5 0 125 96 OVERALL STANIIINC;S ts a cnnflwt a there daughler and family , \lr. and drove lo Sandyville, w. Va , than Manager Casey to plan: 1.. stop BG IOberlm 3 0 10:1 156 1 : ests uf two mteJ- Mrs . David _\tr . and .'\llrs.· whf're thP. (';-ampbt•ll .; ; hrou gh! and Presidcnl c:eorgr· Weiss of defenstvely and 2.. make no Bluffton 3 5 I 1:10 120 I FIN ALl I on i b h . l'he reas- Harold Payne. )'rs. Joe Slwfl,•r home lrum a the New York Mets. . .. nHslakes on offense. That's the , 3 :; I 105 155 TEAM W L T 1'1". OP. lawnger eslt,ndl tlus role ts that a Mr alld .Mrs . Claren,-e vt." l wtl h hr·r ststl·r U . . .. "':' '' w"' . The lugltly. louted W1l m'ton 2 5 I 88 172 . Log,m . 10 0 0:138 4<l .\ ood not appedr m WoodofSpnngfteld s ent som. ""· Ha•·ln Su u11g ell\erlain1 18 1 If\ s those Bf, ,ffensive machine never un'o 1\es. 2 6 0 54 IB3 , KygeJ· (•eek Y 0 0 272 22 courl ;epre"nl.lng both stdes of hme wil h hi s mlllh<'r p.\1r · Tr: , ed the W• lkes l:arden l'lub reout-d "' ans who was to get cranked up i Dayton 2 7 0 113 174 , MrArlhur . . 9 11227 82 a run " '""Y. cy Wnod They - eently . F;fleen members and You're tired and your feet h~ rhar:ei: the Ameman League wtlh sterling, cracking defen- Tui•·do 2 7 0 Ill 179 Pomeroy 9 t 0 J66 811 ' ". ( liarlte and the 10· \tr . and Mrs Hnee \lcCiask."n om· gu,·s l. .\ Irs h oi KuniZ . but you've got to do youtj \ankees stvc play on lhe pan of the ! .\larietta 2 7 0 70 196 Wellslon 8 2 0 2:111 lOt; an• ; Pgul<.lr .\ lr . and :\1rs Kerr l\1rClo-"key , were prt>sent . The ll!"W prestlast p n New York shopping. Okay.,. shop ftll' year _ r Bobcats and oh·10 was practi· [ Case Teeh 7 ;) 0 1fi8 9B l'Bwnts . ot tt 1s· · , ·Bma , 0 8 0 86 258 J ackson · . . Hrown . · thPn \lr . "'"Mrs· John -Webb ·"we y. :' d en!. Mrs Haymond l.nng was everylbing the or · Ken)·on 0 8 0 52 JlO ·The Plams 6 3 0 HiS 123 rnwns duty to refust' tore visiturs in Wellstoc Tu··d re ,l in dwrge plans wet·e made , WlO leLd tlle Y<.tnK.s to cally perfect on offtnse c m - I a bout as close as you can · gel. . " 3 0 165 74 pn•sem · ay for the C'hriSimas · parlv to be quick and easy hise fh·st mana cague t· . fl "g MID-AMERICAN I B elpre .. . f . 1l•r one. o1 tIt em 10 Mrs . Belle 'l'racv ·'was a'' visilh Amenccm Y..'ho was l Bobca_ts had no rumbles, I Bowl Green 5 I U 149 Gt l AI hens 5 4 0 183 145 ; o llttgalton n<'tweo•n the rlay dinner guests' of h..- .stsler, a lurke,v <upper Dec. 1 ·,, Aux. way in tloe the rubber . f I . osmg no mtercepliOns and only one Mtami 4 2 0 1:1:1 59 Pt. Pleasant 5 4 0 169 116 1 If . !I . . Ylrs. Gussie Shemtt. dtary Hall al 6 p. m . The club YELLOW PAGES S •ri O ' ·" World ; penally, a five-yard offstde in- Ohiu . 4 4 1 126 1:!4 , a orn;; Brown ts one of a _ __ __ 35 j Rae me 63 3 1 ..,_.where YOUR St. L•;ms CardJ· j fractmn . "The most nearly-per· Marshall l 2 0 41 63 Norlh Gal Ita 4 4 0 126 \05 ol lawyers prad.cmg to· BOWL CONSJDERATIONS FIGJIT REf>ULTS el es to 1 FINGERS DO s. s1gne. lwo·ye<tr contract ---· WPsl :l !'J:! 117 1Eastern 4 0 124 145 glthl'r as a por_Lnf'rship, then HOUSTON. Tex tUPI _ Th By United Press International 4 0 1 d .1n est tmaled Tues· National Basketball Association Kent St I 4 t 47 96 '1iddleport ... 3 5 I 145 141 he musl be carelul not unlv of Bluebonnet Bowl -Co It / NEW YOilK tUPli R ' aly as ahcoach and part-ume By United Press International : To ledo. I 5 0 n I27 1Chauncey .... 3 6 I 138 148 avoiding a ron flict of dav satd tha t 1eamsmbn:• ee o- Patt;rson 194 New York Cat y Paver w1 t .the Mets· Eastern D>VIsion . ' the. clienl 5· he " per . · · t V, 2 4 3 :1 2 100 between OHIO CONFEIIENO: · l<ul 1an d . . lor its J964 emg arne con In-- nutpoinled· E:verclt Co eland 1 hthal, mdeed Casey . W. L. Pct. : Wil'berg 7 0 0 239 53 York 3 6 0 86 166 servmg, hut between his cl llde Tulsa. Texas Okla- · 205. Brooklyn. N. Y. 8p , G g ted.. It .tlso made ' Boston l2 .BOO Capital Nebonvillc 3 6 0 68 l7fi l•ents and other dteniS ol lite hom a. Flund·t Fl d 'S . 7 1 0 231 67 3 eorge Wetss "most. please?." \ Cinrmnati. 9 6 .600 i Musk 'um 7 I 0 126 34 i Hann an-Tro<·e 1 ; I 36 206 partnership a.s well._ i"'"tsstppt Casey, talkmg frntn ht< Ulen· · Phtladelph•a 6 . 9 0 67 200 As lar as Hrown ts concern. -- g c · 2 0 till 64 1Galltpolts 7 462 i Bald-Wall 2 10 ·.1 67 : Otterbe in . 3 0 139 1\5 ' Glouster 9 0 44 :lG9 m whether there ' e-rty. If both clien t d 'red dale,_ Calif ., home over a coast- New York telephone hookup, sa id , Weslrrn llivision . ,\k ron 4 3 0 74 94 1Wahama 0 6 2 Jl; 207it.s _a euofilcl of mtere<l. ••nv and undersluod ,"" 1Southweslt>rn I am delighted . l kHow you'll \ Pet. 0 7 1 52 2:14 or h1s partners is h 1s might ·th ··1 awyt-r make a god , h \1. L. Mt.Union 3 3 0 33 40 · .. .1 L d . · · . w1. compete propriety 111 . :I 4 0 n 118 Miller 0 9 0 1>2 277 ( IPn <IT! VJCP. look aft r ti o co,tc . 1 looked Los Angeles \\ous!Pr 4 717 1 ONLY aknd it tookdudp ,SI .. 8 5 .615 ; Denison 2 3 0 99 82 i wl1le11rere ,of course, eases m of both · · now you 1 Baltimore 8 _ Hiram ... e a av..~er m<JY represrnt (;(•nPrallv 1 2 4 0 80 $30.00 Down--&.&•nc.e on great work. I'm vt:ry glad to ' San Franci sco 5 8 500 2 0 84 ,:; • ARRIVES t:OR FIGHT more than one or .the parlies ver will b . to.wever. the lawh<1ve you ." ' Detroit 4, 11 .313 • Heid'berg 5 i RO:\o1E (UPil-F\Jrm{'r world to tile S<ime lnmo:a('Jion w1' l . - ,. - e v•ry carelul to Convenient fermt ' l- SC\U UllZe '" . 'd I 10 286 OhtO We&. I 4 0 47 90 'ddl . I h s·· ' SIKh situar Tuesd·t• Y·s R" " I••• . !, Oberlin mi ewelg . 1·r a. l"wver sllno'd Ions . h t sal h later, . ''I'm most ' I 4 ,0 39 102 n H b. tt c amplon · ed by ugar air 11out · violating tile rule of pro- Th ere f me. ~lorshall general terms aod let the ['way that serves mcx!ero needs IS JUST WHERE THE DlS· t1 We know !bat tbe c. 'It ture. [ pie are facing their fututt lrillt R0"E - Year; ago, I ·"rd 1 l•Slen to Counetl d1 11"" world work out i" uwn and onderotanding. CUSSJON SHOULD IIEGIN ol Plus IX was an appllca· Whether a nyone wants to ad- a firm conviction In coosclenco \lttle incidenl occurnng during on the 9UbJt'<'l of birth comrul 1 vatloD. Tbt:) are aiDcere wen The Christ .. given r6- What ls the Church'• decision? \ don of belle Otrltdaa tratb• mit It or not , racts prove that that .what they are doin&lD pr• pmtlfi.-.te of Pope Pitts XI It The d><r tts>tnn roes not mvolve of God but they tlink that moins the same. we must en· Whitt ha> been declar..t •• a lo tbe ......lema •I tbat there Is a great strain on mar- serving I sound family life ond "" at the umo he had dr-r·id- itseH in dPtails but moves on trutb nover ehangeo Its eoat. deavor 10 lind huw Christ's ma\ler of faith In thts (18641. U the Syllabus were riage today because of the <OII)ugal love II right ... t<J to open the Vatican Lib"") . lhe level ol broad general pri11- 01, let me say it this way, [!ruth relates to lhe birth coo-' thm are '"uuy 1 Imposed on our tim" It Church's sland on btrth contt<>l. good. This state of human af10 schuLHS uf every belie[ and dples whwh seem to app\y to tht')' _frau tbttt If trutb chanproblem_ which us others who think there h:1 s9me- would rightly meet wltb grea' Desiring to follow the fairs deme.nds that we atudF nvn -beltef !his modern day problem. In ges tts co•t tben tbe tntlb I tn 1ts necesstty for a soluUon. thing we can do and every ef· upposltlno. Plus IX did not direction. partners In ond . thoroughly tVer)' On• of his under • secretar· this you encounter Is also changed. 1 11 Is rather ensperatittfl to fort must be made to find out bave - problems, ond wltat find their relationship , of the problem. him. and wtth those who leel safer by standing 1he other hand, lhere are hear a Consiliar Father declare what can be done. Cardinal Sue. Is more, tbe very .,.rdo be their mortal love dying, their there lo sometltlnt les came 10 said, .. Holy Fa· still. This extreme sense ot those who maintain ttwt I h e . in rather pal. theologlcol lan- nens of Brussels '"id this very used have cbaeged tltelr home life endangering their in God'o Truth we llavt Jl!l IAI trembling lips ther thev will uncover snn. precaulion has oeen a church applie the same lrulh guage thai every asststance well, •·we must not be •fratd meanings Ia today 't world. itual peace . find. Perllapa there il a deeper dais' will do harm to the weight on the Counctl donng tn dtfferent ways to different must be given to marrted cou- to look at our tradttional doc- 1 Times change. Circumstances Oo tbe other band tnere are level of understondln& of lllll Church.. all tis deliberations. ctreumstances in dtfferent ttmes pies, but always In accnr tnne to , .. If 11 represents u,. vary. Pressures ond nee- tbo•e wbo leave tbe Cltttreb which II uncovered wlt<D 1 PlUS XI roplled o "The truth , Those wbo atlopl this yjew· of the ehurch 's exl!tence. To- : with the Church'• teachings. last word let us see If a 1esslty demand!!. There 11!1 avt because they do aot level of lift becomes JDOfl By Most Rev. JobD Musslo t A battlo of man• thin oclenco• ..ctoloo. pollti<:s ond ..... IIIey Ewington r ... Patt St. Mlddlo,.ri, 0. TELEVISION SETS Offer Good Only On Pure hasas Thru Dec. 24th H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. it'..')~ - ·'· .· ----~-- ----- ·-·--:....... ·' • .. �' ' rr Jay 's I. 0 4 U1 Voice of Broadway ••. reporting B~ ·r.c..;ip in -1 lht• mu-,t b"' (-;, , 1~1-•' n ~I ,ltll I)OROTHY K\LGALLEN .Ju n11 ,!1 ,1 •'- ,,, ,., · ',. n·t•;:;, Ill ' \\[ \ .. ,.._.n· ltll\ ~.~ J~ ,1: .ll'<: t'cm:.: ..~ flq·-~~ t• -.. .. •n H' un ·"l' lt nth ·\I t":' .t' .Jih\' r;•~ ~ hl t t t' \ .! \1. 11 l .;u tw ~ h t bl'.llht " t~·,~· !'Jrht'l h 11' Ill "·' J,, t h'C:~'li;!h .1 ~:~ .tl wtth !ht' Ft>l>- p~·J'Itl.~ll1 l.t•ll·[1~t' \ )'.),..q•..; ~k\l ltkt' :t1 {'~1\lk tlw 11holt• t111~t rt"l'.t t' ttlr J J.tnll.l!'"l run :1\ thl' T.lih !In 11 (\t,·~ lD L:l" \ ('':;J~ . bl\'. the Prppt'l"lllltl! teliV''' .u·t• tnt1 t:: ILl l t~ tHe out htm lih'' 1\tlu'd t' 1ll a month · lt l l\~ taiPnt gap . and th.11 ~ twllhng up tht' t:untratt .\ to rtth' r :'\t>w \'ork modt•L w ho didn't nt:ikl' 11 111 l\\1 llvwood IJ1· t hou gh ~ht· tm·d 1 h:ts It'll the . l'ntlf'<l States for ~outh :\nwrtt'J Ill :tllltd tw tnc: linkE'd mth J:tl'k "':\luq1h !lw :'.urf" \lurphy, onE' of I he thtt·P su:opt'rts in tiw lllll· $eum t lwft of the :'tar of lndta .~;l! '!dlltt' !\lost of t hose m t)w <tUdtritrt' .l! tht· Copacabana the other ntg ht 11h1' 11 L' 1'1t· nie fran cts wal ked off ~ ~a ~P Ill tiH !!1ltl dle of her performance heltl·\·rd ~lH' ll'~l~ absolutely ri ght After all. ~ht' ": 1 ~ hf'ing heck.led try ringsidrrs . 2nd nn ~ t:-~,r :>hould be subject C'd to s1teh hoorL~ hnl'~~ ­ If the customt>rs dH1n 't likt' her art. thry could have le ft qurC'tl~·. wilhoul cml .'a_r· rassin g Connie Pierrl' Balrwnn wrH leave Paris for the Dark Contnwnt sonn. accompanied by his l ate~t f:I.o.: hlnn_~ ~~· h te h he will show to th e ri ch \\',~'111'11 m Sonth Africa. He also hopes I~ fi nrl thrrP c;n exotic new model for ht s Summer collection. • • • 0 Peggy Lee, on _a q uh~ k vi~il -~~ 1!.r Town. looked nothmg short of 111 · 1 ~ ~ 111 · cent. She 's lost ahout 20 pomHh l onnie Boswell is warming up for a return to show business, playing a serie s ot ell I(' cafe engagement s Tr?~' Don~ hue_ ~las been dating Lloan Lur hn sJ, a secJ('t:u 1 ;rt .~ (t'.lt\.irt' :-.!PP•' \n thP new _htl~­ ·-·, .•1 \ lknn' :-;t,·;JI,InHL:'t' ..,· ,, •.,.:: __ 1., 1,,\ _,_ \1,, !:l :nt.n~;lll. Sht'S rh:trms 7-1 :w d .-:t:-!1~h. hut rt'fuses 1 \l' U \k ;\hl>lll 1\t'f b;KkgrOUlld " lt \\,~:> nud!lt':'" 011 thP :-.d of S:lndplp\•t '" ut P:tns wh 1•n R1c_hard Bur~(•,n n•lt•hr.tted lth lnrthd~l' l-.lt:tnhPt_h g.ne hnn ;t \"l:tml!Ld. p; 1,11 ttng . tl~t.· l'rrnch l rvw surpn:'ed hlln \\ Llh a pn:·tah_Jt' b.:Lr. ''l'lTl>llt' fl':l'-lt·d U!l \.tJ ~ fclVOI\11! .ll\LI t . · d1~l1 - rink ,·11!\ , ·;n ·llP - \1 hKh product•r \Ltrt 1 (SpJre :\u l':xpen.q_•l Hansohu ff had 0 r, l~·rt'd f\u11 n m I rom Cha~e11 :s n·~­ ,,f 1,,, 11 t· taurant m llolly\\OOd. • • • Dolores HJrt. tlw \r(•autiful adress m 1nnrn· 111 L·onttt.'('tlc ut , where she IS 11 ~m .'it~tl: l' llllhlh. 1::. eom plellng an es· ,;1\ t 1tll'li '".\d11rs Jn Helation To Reilg;u;1 ·· Tltl' ~1de of Ava Gardner very il'll (H'\lplt> kn0\1 : ;o-;]lc has built _ s everal ltoll~l'S tur poor re la.tli"('S 11_~- ~~~.g m her homtOhJIIn -~ Snnthlield. :\. _C.. ·. Jean Paul S:.~rtre. nu longer m·tup1ed wtth1 gtving :Hl I:'XISll'lltiall.sl snu b l_o the l'J?bel Pnn·. has )Jpgun pultmg h1s _plays mto <.~\bum turm. ··No Exit" ' is the tmtla~ pro[l'Ct. ;t nd )H' "ill r eci te a lengthy mt r~­ 'd ut'l\un 011 the record. and scltel ami chi't'Ct the 11 rtors who wi ll \\ax ~he drama. A Lm\Ot t:i Bro;tdway stn r ts ahL'Ut to insb1 th;n ,\rtors' Equity punish _h er ll';Hllllf! m:1n Iur making rude no~:cs 11 !nlc :-.lle·s dotng her btg scenE'S . . its a fu 1111 , · silttalilln, ht'Lause cvcryont! 111 the pro!esst un knll\rs that he usu<!lly •· walks through "" his pl'rlormanci:'S and thumbs his nn.;e Jt produ cers _ hut up unttl nmr t>H' Il m~i ders wen.: n"t ~ur e wheth.er "he J li o rl'd him or hated htm They r_e tJe ~i n n lll g 10 fe el l·c·rtam that as of th1s ... 1 :1 •:.:;M~a'in~hj1lt~t-jj'-"•m·o~v~i;e~s~tu~d;i;o!iii. . .~T~h•e•re~~d~altile~sh~e~loilathe~~:~-l-S -ii_s_t_e_d 1 Report ~·campaign supporting •• adverUslng wor<IJ a•. lor example: mo•:-" w1th these matten 11:1 and dOflkey . sqUlrrtl and. 1>t' mind. The company calculates clal; mystery ~ majesty By Wayae G. Braadstadt, M.D.' read lbrm and loUo~ them , side the eyeball, but has the that four out of ·10 fifth graden equatorial and equllateral; bou Thanksgivlf\E without turkey cuefully . Botb tbt bird and added factor of a weakness of 1will become high school droj>- quet and banquet. ould be likt~ 1 hutdog with- 1 the 1tuff1Dg should be tberoUJ!lb-- the mrnea. What causes tht: out.s because they cannot read nus sy&tem of so-called pn :ut mustard ly cooked before serving aDd incre~sed pressure or the weak- properly. These dropouts face 1 gresslve education l.a a clea Unllke turkey' the Pilgrim ; what 11 left onr must be put ness i~ not known . H usually jobless future ln an economy and present danger to all of u~ wJvt"S t"ooked lor Thanksgiving, I back In tbe refrl&erai.Or prompl- lslarts In persons who are ~-increasingly demanding m~re ffi\ISt of tho.se used thls year 11y and not alhtwed to sit for tween lS and 30. Properly ~n- intelllgence and compreherunon MATTRESS MIGRATION wJ\1 ~ome wrapped in a plijsuc 1 Meverat boun at room wmper- ted conl.act _lenses ususally gJVe among the whole )abor force. The wheat-destroying Hessia 1 li:-~g and frozen . A lew word!! of Iatun. perfect vtswn an~ atop the I By 1970, it is calculated that fi made its appearance 1n lbt e~lJtton mlly be in order . Do ' These suggestions will help progress of _the d.1~ase .. n- ith.e 7.5 million _school dropou.ts U~ted States during the Revo not thnlw your turkey in warm to preserve the texture and j Q-What ~s retJmtls pigme will be c?mpe~mg for 3.5 mil- lutiona war. It came here iJ \ol, ;tt,·r ur by leovmg it in Lhe taste of the turkey and pre- to~a? ?Can It be cured or ar--1lion unskilled JObs. straw ~ding brought by Gr smk Tak~t it from the freez- 1vegt t~ltacks of food polsomng .l res;edReuunltis plgmentosa is I Teaching Melbod Criticized man soldiers hired to fight tht lng compartment and ~u\ Jt ~~ , Q-Wh I \\BS about 2.1 a chronic degeneration of the I .J ohnny can't read because colonists. -- - - the rt>lngerator so t a II - l~n I IJ aan to have retma charactenzed by depos- the U.S educational establishP"' , th t'\1 b k teachi g e1 1 11 tt 1 1w ~lo wly m Ib ortgma veurs o , 1 .,.,:~a ,:r nus \ol,lll 1101 happen ·bl urred v1sion An opttthalmolo- tts of dark· pigment m ts ment s ac s a n - First Heroult electric flrnac• , pp I I r\ :lU-pount.l tlllke.y gtst found that 1 was develop- membrnnce It iS heredl~ry. l perunent begun about. ~ years for steelmaking in the U.S. w.w ~~:;:ltg·~~ lt>llst >\8 hours to mg keratoconu! . What could ITht- victtm suffers from Dlgl ht-1 ago m whtc~. Lhde E"flis Ch~:drpha- built at Syracuse, N. y ., in 1906 '. • , h•n •e caused \.his? blindness and a progressive oss bel was auan one . I en th.l ;b n the thawing must be l A-Kera&oconus IS a nomm- ot ViSJOil llt the outer margms l were not told about thei~ letMISS AMERICA : I;' ~ the (Ia matory bulgmg out of the of h1s \'!SUa! helds Some centers of of the re\atior_tShip of I 1 1 done JR ess lime, p a~.: If • ~ r of the cornea It usual-' tral viSio n ts kept so that com- letters to each other m syllaI turkf'y ;,der till ~ld Us~~~~ ~ ~;nl~volves both eyes, plete blmdness is ~are unless ! bles nor, further , of the rdela- i "ater w e s lD , d causes I from some complication. AI- ~ ttonshlp of syllables m wor s. wrapper. Once thaw~. do nol m the early 20 s an viston thou h many ktnd s of treatment For 40 years reading of Engattempt \o rtlrt"eze all or any se~mus lmpaJrm~nt ~~e to an lhavcgbeen trwd no worth-whde llish has been taught as though Full Range 1part o( the lllrd . If instructiOns LI e g au~omt~ 1 1: ssure in- treatment has Yet been found 1t were a ptcture language hke l Of Sizes - are priDted w 'be package, · mcrf'ase ln pr · I Chinese and Japanese or Egyp-1 Annual Awards I I \~ hu ga1 e up lw r ~~Tt·l' ll caret>r to entt" r THE BEST IN USED CARS '~~""ed,·ca !.r.J.4 .- 11-DaUy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., 'Mov. 18, 196~ I I 1 · I .\ Also REAL SAVINGS on roofing, flooring, siding. paints and plywood. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 1 ~ For Leaders 1 In 4.-H Work METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door _ _ Only $1295 ch·an and nire. Standard Lran!. One local ownrr . 1961 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Cus. _ Only $1295 / Station Wa'.;nn . JH\d-l StaltdJrd trans. Om• !oral owner . 1960 Ra;,bler American __ . - Only $795 2 Donr Sed tn. Auto. H&\1 . Nice and c!t-;HI , ~o lid , Cheap opt'fating: cal·. 1959 Rambler American 2 oo .. r Sta tio n Only $795 Wi!gOn . Au to. \I eu trr , bP:Jllt if ul tu - 1on~e \)lui' 1959 Rambler American ~Donr Station Wa;!Oil . nms f111e , gomr tires. 2 Only $795 Standard tr ans. ~~!I . Light g r ee n, 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. -~ Only $795 Standard w• t h overdrive, R&H. Clea n and ntct> . 6 r yl. See this . 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. VB Savoy- Only $795 Auto . (Push Button) 1959 Opel Only $795 Clean and nic!E'. 195B Chevrolet 6 <yl. 4 Dr. ~ Only $695 Statior1 Wagon. st~ndard tr~n s R&ll Clea n and sollrl 195B Olds Super BB 4 Dr. HT _ Only $695 Full power, local ownPr, Clean and nice. 1957 Rambler Classic 6 cyl. _ ' Rt.50Wreck Miss wanda Stemple, Home ! Oemon stn:; tio n Agent , annOUil: Led a ~mt;!er S•"...·mg Work shop for lradf'rs to be held In Huntington. Th ere must be R to 12 lcadf'r~ interf'sled to make up a class and the cost will be $1 ' per prrsiJII LeatiPr~ or proJect · leaders interestt'tl should contart \1i ~s Stem ple befon: 0~ ­ . cembrr f1th. SPECIALS! Reg.65c REG. 1,00 V.O. 5 _ __ _ _ _ 77c 67c COREGO POWDER-- 98c BAN 39c EX LAX 98c IRONIZED YEAST 49c BACTINE Mrs. Ha y Crank. chairman of Offtcers Troin ing S("hool, annnuncPd the f(tllowing pl?..ns : the srhonl will be held Satur-' d<Jy, Decem her !i. ~ tartlng at 9 :30 a.m. at the Junior High sdwol at ~·om t Pleasant . Al .1·15 a.m. the group will meet 1in gener;;tl s~ss iun to li OOT a ~ U.lk by \1r . C!wrle!> B. \1axwc!l, ; a HI Agent of Knnaug<J Countv . If it is imposs ible lor the ~fficers tu a11t·nd. it is "ugge:;t. i ~d that an allernote be sent in 1 1his or her place for the train- · ing classes. 43c 72c 27c 79c 34< Reg. $1,00 Absorbine Jr. Hair Spray 49c 98c REVELON Right Guard 74c I ;I FIVE MINUTE COLOR by Clairol ASK FOR HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR CARE Reg. 49c I 4-WAY i Cold Tablets LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! COMPLETE LINE OF Timex Watches- Buxton Billfolds Only $595 1957 Ford VB Fairlane ~~- Only $595 R&H, Auto. 1957 V W - - - - - - Only $495 Runs fine. I I Kodak Cameras \1r.l POPULAR PRICES 36c l Body-90c Reg.75c ' ' 1 1957 Dodge Station Wagon _ Only $595 1957 Olds Super BB 4 Dr. HT _ Only $595 Ji'u\1 power. 1957 Mercury Montclair Only $495 Door S!'ll :m F'ull pnwN . 2-1956 Olds __ Your Choice Only $495 1- 2 Door. 1-4 Door 2-1956 Chevrolets, Your Choice Only $495 t - V8. 1- B Cyl. 1956 Dodge VB Hardtop _ _ NEW sHIPMENT i DISTILLED WATER gal. 40c oF ... BIen k0 Gl assware For Ste1m Iron Depaoli on Contolnor Extro ~-~---.-.1 l Vitalis Hair Tonic \ I 110 BATTDtVS 1W8 RWS1IC WWIE-TAUIE $J9·95 1 DentuCreme 51c tams. 4-H Club Assistant, 1 $3. ~MANY ROLLERS DUTTONS T 0 MIDDLE P0 R """ I'" ~olmet, ... .. kutt. Being Announced Open ~ rompetltive civil service examinailons in County Welfflre Departments and County Child We1fare Bbards for Child Welfare Caseworker m and IV, and Child Welfare Case.. work Supervisor II and til, will be given Saturday, December 5 In Cincinnati Cleveland Colu~bus Dayton' Toledo ' and Young;town ' ' Complete .Information may be obtained from any Count ? AudJ. tor Peggy ' Proje<l lor the Day, cbarles We Welcome Applications For Charge Accounts I 1 METROPOLH AN MOTORS l9c · Tractor Operators Contest, J . Malcolm H~m. . . .DemonstratiOn - Individual, F'u·st Aid, Sharon Frecker, AJ. Ice Smith. Marjorie Hortman, Susie Frederick, Sail~ . Mora, Wemly Carper, PatriCia Kob.enli. . . Demonstratwn - Team, First \id, Twila K11rr, VIckie Pooler. ·Electric 1, DoMie Cheadle. Electric II, ~alter Jorda~ Wenern Pomes, Cheryl Wll- RECORD PLAYER Social Security 1 Reg. 69c Farrting!l received art er the 18-U-33 RPM Stereo like reproduction, diamond 1956 Mercury 4 Dr. Hardtop _ Only $195 start of social .security bene- : stereo needle. About size of achoollunch box. Weighs DR. WERNETS 1956 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan_ Only $195 \ fits can result m en mcrease : 4"tt Jbs. Tone oompare1 to expensive cabinet models in the amount a retired per- \ 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Only $295 T8S't101If,S son receives. Fnrty .. hmr ap- 1 LAY·AWAY NOW. Station W:~gn n R... llcatlons for an increase in i $49.91 Only $195 JlftWCTAIIIl FOR C:HJUSTMAI 1954 Ford VB 2 Dr. - - - benerits have heen ~rocessed AII1EIIIl Runs fine . in the la st four week s by the 1 TRUCKS Marietta office. reports William !. 31mtWIII1£ P. Bcrker, District ~1anager . Whether e:unings after bene1962 Ford V8 _ _ _ _ _ Only $1295 WORKS UP TO ONE MILE fits start will increase your WITII ADOITiotUIL Wilt£ Flare~idP f.on ;.; \'.•••! monthly check depends on how 91 th{' SC additional Parnin~:-; com- · 1953 International 2 Ton Dump Only $595 ONLY pare with yom earnings before , 10 ft l:IL>d I benefits started, Barker ~x - : plained. SEE THESE MORE AT . . , An increase is granted when your additional earnings exceed · $1200 in one year and one ~r 1•at enough to increase the avcrn~e FREE PARKING IN REAR of your earnings before receiv122 N. SECOND ing benefits . 73 MILL ST. If ynu receive benefits and your yearly eurnings have exceeded $1200. you may inqutre ·1 WY2-3870 at tbe Seoia\ S.Ourity Office : 1 • POMEROY about an increase in your bene-Jl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~::.::::.:.:..:..::.:::.~.:..-~--------------:--...;-~ 606 !. MAIN ST. Runs finf'. I Wells. I Only $495 c "-craft Crao1• f'.U' l9c Instant Coffee NESCAFE THE DAILY SENTINEL 10 OJ, Jar DIVOTEt', TO INTIW!n OP $1.3 9 ;\ ..,..,uu.. ,,., . ,_,_.. ''*' ., .. · " Pizza Pie Mix J 1...... SLICED OR CHUNK COMO BATHROOM TISSUE POTATO CHIPS ··:...: croft went dOWD In Ploellllla .• • - - ···while atteluptin& • landina, =---=·~·nu;;-:. 4 roll2n P"9· SPECIAL-DANDEE Reg. 59c Twin Pac:k JC 49c bxs. $1 J().BO OR MIDWEST RATION f~~~ , ·- -·-...r"'- ~ - -· . ·- - ·-·· i~~- 59c ClOROX BLEACH .,..N •••j•... *' 88.)' c BOLOGNA 3 $1 lb. FROZEN FOR WHITEST CLOTHES EVER (UP!) -A tlr, ., fbt Ohat Valloy uP11ltlllhlitt cepr ARGENTIA ' Nl '·' IU. l 8. NaYJ patrol plane plung- c...,...., n, Madl_,.k ' ' ..mue1 'tlan"• and exp\od · '011111 • .,.._.. Off._ 1llont W"t --. ld Into the " '"' :1115/J. mn4l'ltl phone wy UI~'l. "td in names near this Arnert- ......,.. •• e••a. .....m... Mltttr " 1M . - ..,._ " "•morn. :an naval air station Tuesday ott~ .. "ght klllln II IO \.. __ __. Mlltltnll • ._..... ....,,......,.. ,...,. ,. , ga men auuan~ ..... eaM.,rl. 1M.. "" '-••'The U. 8. Navy said an ex- teet An.. ffft tertt 'etflt. .... .,.,._ leTlslve surfl!lce and a e r .I a I . . ...,,..., '-• . .......... ., ~tarcb of the crash site showed _..., ..-.n ... . Th ....- .... .,.., ... ..._ • .... urvl tbere wer' no l!l vors. e IJIIII llfttiM ......, " " " ..., lour-engined (P3A Orion) alt- ntantttt. ,,..., ... ,.. _,._ ~~,,., , .I I 0 '""' ~~~ 11 th" .,CMth» ••,. ..T-.....au~ ldlfo• pkg. PINEAPPLE No.2 con Skinless Sweet and Juicy lb. Dole Crushed MilOS MASON AR!A " CABBAGE c lb. NOODLES l S3c I 1 CARROTS 59( Fresh and Crisp MOTORIFIC TOYS · · $2.70 Chuais-80c ~~~ RUTLAND Large Golden 1-lb. cello bag IDEAL GIVI! A CAMERA THIS YEAR Hefreshm ents were served to .' Mr . and Mrs. James Hart, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Gil Barnette and chi!dren Paula and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs . James Tllompson, and Mrs . .1. E. Sommer, Mrs. : George Icard. Mrs. Ray Crank, Mrs. M<tr}' Frondt, Miss Wan1 da StPrnple, \1iss Susie Crump, [ \1r . Bill Lewis , Mr. Charlie Wil\ioms , Mr . Charles Summer, 1 Mr Miles IKJrst, Ylrs. Lleulo Ro~sh, Mrs. Gerald Rood, Miss 1 Jean Bumgardner, Mrs. Clar- · ence Yeager, Mr. Carl Cook, I and Mrs. Raymond Lieving. \ 3 I RACINE LYONS 79c -- SHORTENING l WE HAVE THE LATEST IN HAIR BEAUTY AIDS\ 1 ' ' MILK EVAP. MILK 7 GILLETTE 1 Auto. R&H . ClE'an and nice. 4 Three Die in 1 Sta Wag. O\'erdrtvf', hiJrk ~ml wh1lr, om· lo1:;li ownPr ., 1 ~r s. J E. Summe-r led devotlnn at the Mason Count y 4·H Leaders As· soclation meeting recently at Krodel Park with James Hart, I presiden t. presiding. PT. PLEASANT - 1961 Rambler Custom 4 Dr. __ Only $1295 C)!. H./(:1! , c __y ARE AT 6 SPECIAL ! gallon Place YourOrderToday For Thanksgiving Poultry I MASON, W. VA. SP 3·5554 I Caramel Cinnamon Rolls Construction Grade Lumber: 2x4' 1 , 2x.6'5, 2x8's. •nd other framing materials. Check our price d ' I ' Carload Discount Prices I I I v I only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all 1 presi· dent of I F BBoard 1 ' Conservation, John Deere below normal doria£ the ~ found sealed in a diplomatic Bnng1 no Change loaded aboard ao Egyptian air-: here said a bad never heard of I Company . Melanie Brown, Char- malnder of tile five day&. PT. PLEASANT - Ttte elee. liner at Rome'a Flumlcino Air· him. . I les Frecker, Patty Dorst. Precipitation wiU a\lera&e OFFICE TO CLOSE tion &lard of Canv888en com- poet. The Plane was headed for Dairy, Oliver ~orporation, ~ lncb as rain Thunday ~ncl The Veteral\lo Service ORlce ,pleted the official canvas! of 1Ca.iro, non-stop. Red China il!l Clo~~ Nant·y ~ost, Ernestme Wood; Thursday night 1nd oeeasto• in Pomeroy wiU be closed from the November 3 general elec- j He had been bound, gagged, J udy Kmg, Larry Hollon. •1 anew flurries ever ihe Thurs. noo~ to Seturday mom- tion Tuesday mormng with no drugged and carefully packed To Hydrogen Bomb D1ary. Fms, Carr\ltloo Com· weekend. ing while Mr. C. J. Rhodes iz in ~ appref'iable difference in the tal- inside the specially . eqwpped ' LONDON iUPI ) - Red Cluna pany. Sally Mora: . ,.._,.._,H !! Ill! 1 !1111Hf~ Cincinnati et the Veterans Ad- lies or any of the cendidatez. Itrunk. It was marked "diploma- was reported today to be near-. Dress Revue, S1~phc\ty PatministrBtion office attending a The recount of the Houze of 1 tic mail " a.nd carried the seals e1· Lo exploding a ltydrogen de- _ tt-r Company, Jame Gerard, confer ence on new pension laws. Delegates race was begun Tues.- 1of the Egyptian Embassy here. vice than previously had been Patty Koblentz, Jennlfer Blake· . day afternoon. In the unofficial I The discovery was made after thought feasible by eithP-r the Blee, Louella Thompson, Mary I return!! Republican Brerry Jon- an airport scuffle among the i Wes t or Russia . 1'h~mpson, Ann Holter, ~lice Veterans Memorial Hospital es rec~ived a 121$ vote rnar~n I two dipl?mats and Italian cus-' D i plo~atic reports reaching SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEH~ Sm ~ lh. Kay Fraley, Lu'Kia , ADMISSIONS_ David Grind- over his Democrat opponent toms ort1cers and 1 wild ehase 1here sa1d Red China, to all ap1 TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER tO BOTTL• Whue. . . staff Racine; Mary Snyder, !Claude Swann. Swann then fil- ~hich began when vne of the 1pellra_nces, has read1ed the CAPS. Electric. Westmghouse Ed• Pom~ro , JWJe Stover Sout)).. l ed for a ret:ount and Jone11 fU. 1diplomats sped away from the: technKa) stage ln nuclear deucational FoWldatlon, Walter 1 ld W\r . R bi=rt MdDaniehl · ed a counter-re(•ount action. ~ airport in a truck carrying the I velopment which immed1al£ly THEY ARE VALUABLE! ''11te recoun t is expected to ex-1trunk and its human cargo. Jordan, Donnie Cheadle, Kenny ~ e, · a., 0 ! precedes a hydrogen explosion. WE WILL PAY •;, CENT Pierce, Aaron Cruise. AndrPW Cross was eJected omeroy. tend well Into Wf'dnesday afPapen Speculate The Chinese exploded theb- frii:t EACH TO YOU~ FAVORITE CHARITY Entomology, Hercu~es Powd- l president of tlt~ Board of Trus- DISCHARGES - None, ternoon, unless Swann should I Rome newspapers speculated ! crude nuclear device last er Company, Jo)m Wiles, Walt- tees of the Me1gs County Farm Total Number Patients - 35.1decide to call off the recount. 1that Lhe Moroccan, an illterrce· l month. er Jordan, Ouella Tbomp!!on. Bureau Monday night. Food ~ Nutrttio~, General j Cross, e resident of Racine Foods Corporation, Mary jR. D., will assume leadership Thompson, Rh~a Mora, Linda , of the Meii!!S County Farm BuYost, Jean Whitehead. reau group with Vice PresiFood! - Preservation, Kerr dent Virgil King and Seeretary SPECIAL THIS WEEKI FAIRMONT Glass Manufacturing Corpora· Mrs. David Koblentz. tion, Pamela Wilson, . Thurr:na Thoma~ Sayre -was chairman Vaughan, Mary FranciS, Alice while the old board wound up Harris. , its busine!ls of the past year Forestry, Amencan Forest and lor the election of officf!T's. Product' Industries, . Inc., Jo- Organization Director Paul ey Bailt>.y, Danny Wtll, Roger Bower reported on the recent Osborn, Kenneth Bole_n. Meigs County Farm Bureau an-Regular 39o Garden, Farm Equipment Di- nual meeting. lie said o.,.·er 70 NT AND vision, Allis • Chalmers Manu- families have renewed mem· SPECIAL ALL FLAVORS flicturing .compan)', Kenneth berships for 1965. Carsey, Michael Fraley, Jack Sayre submitted a report on Stanley, ~orge Scott. the recent Ohio Ferm Bureau We reserve the right Health, Eli Lilly &_ C~pany, ammal meeting at Columbus Dianne Baer, MarJorie Hoff- which he attended as a dele. to limit man, Vickie Pool~r, Twila Karr. gate. quantities Home Economics, Mon~om· President Cro~s llppointed ery Ward, Nola Myers, Lmda Don Wilson chairman of the Shenefield, Sharon Holter, Car- ~ Legislative committee and nam. ol Hall. . ed Sayre. Mrs, Kobleutz and Home Improvement, Sper;~ l Mrs. Don Wilson to the corolnd Hutchinson Company • P ' mit tee . 'n:!P~e new members ty Dorst, Linda Brown, Jean along with Cross, are to attend Whitehead, Paula Sayre. a special Are!! Cabinet meeting Leadership, The se.ars--Roe.. In Jackson next Thursday buck Foundation, Jackie Spen- nigJit cer, Peggy Folmer, J. Malcolm · Harnm, James M«edith. Photography, Eastman ~ Ko~ dak Compan:r, Ann Holte~, Lolllse Michael, Lenora Michael, . 1 Karen Griffith. Poultry, Heisdorf & Nelsoo1 Teen Queen Fa.rms, Inc ., Donna Riebel, Ar-1 ATHENS (UPI) -Three per· ehie Ro.se, Lee Hysell, Marvin !sons, Jncludfng a fatt~r and fa.ylor. i son, were killed Tuesday when Food Mlrket Safety, General Motors, Pa~ i a car {'OIIided with a tractor • Clover Firm GALLON -:rhe Store With A Hart" Clover Farm Store ~ Gaul. Charles Radford, Jr., i trailer on U.S. 50, 13 miles east Department Store JUG Edna McCoy, P~:~tricia Kob- of here. Fifth and Pearl 7 Route Jentz. Woodrow Boggs, 48, ElizaPHONE SH 2-U41 tall RACINE :S:wine, Moorman Manufactur- bethtown, Ky ., alld his 13 • TUPPERS PLAINS cans Open 8 to 8 Mon. Ttlru s~t RT. 124 lng Company, Darrell Cheva- month-old son, Anthony Ray RUTLAND ller, Robert Ritchie, Jr. Boggess, died instantly, They Tractor, Standard Oil Com- were thrown from the miaU Teen QVeen pany, Roger Alkire, Charles foN!ign-made car driven by Frecker, J. Malcolm Hamm. Boggs' wife, Eula, 36. Public Speaking, Pure Oil The truck driver, Joseph E. Compan~, Ernestin~ Wood. . Ferrebe-e, 63, Chauncey, died Alumm Recognition, Olin- several hours after th' crash. Mathieson Chemical Company, Boggs' wife was lisj.ed b1 fair Veda Haz~lton, Harriet Niegler, condition at Sheltering Arms Earl Dean. Dor9ey Jordan. Hospital here. State Highway Cook Books, General Foods Patrolmen said Mrs. Boggs Corporation, Kay Wyatt, Bev· swerved her car left of center erlv Price. and struck the tru~k . Trip to National 4-H Dairy Conft!rence, Sealtest Foods Com- New Haven P. T. A. pany, Richard Koblentz. Ca 1 Ohio State Junior Fair Parrniva] Announcet ti ·ipation checks Leadership NEW HAVEN - The New Incterview, Rlcha~ Koblentz; Haven PTA Fell Carnival will F od Interview Mary Thomp- be held at the Rrade school, SQotl; Fun With ' Foods, Linda Nov .. 27 -. 28, starting with an Yost: Quick M!!als, Rhea Mo- e~enmg dmner at 5 p, m. each ra ; Yeast Bread, Debbie mght. . Sheets ; Jr . Host and Hostess, There Will l:le games , gUts, Inn Maid Jean Whitehead. flower shop, cartoons, s~ok Style Review, Complete Cos- room. sock hop and door pnzes. tume, Vickie Fetty; Dress Up All ~ru_cee~s go to the s.chool. Dress, Dixie Roush: Sports Adm1sswn .Is free, a.ccordmg to Clothes, Antta Houdashelt; Tail· the co-chairmen, Mrs. Robert ored Clothing, Louella Tbomp- Sayre find Mrs. Robert Dye. B OJ, pkg. BOn: ScllOol Dress, Jennifer Blakeslee ; College Girl, Sandra Ca•e Worker Examo CrOSS Named "'" oieroglyphics. That me!bod sends into the competitive 1 world tertS of thousands Of l •• diet-rite cola 1 I THE SHOE BOX II • aptlo C h T I Reports From l ;.~fn;son~~~:.::~~~~ Mid~_::_~-United Press International 11ocal communities for evidence 1 Jlshment of which the top layer : 1 . d J 1 , . ·. Great So- that their kids are growing up 1consJsls ot the NatiOnal Educa· , I _ Prt>.~\ henll hotnulm s !o ~ase as chuckle headed dim wits ttion Association (NEA) appar-1 u ·t h \d ignur ' ctety w !C: 1 e proposes I on rcJeral spending should be likely to become unemployable ently believe:> I s ou h bl:! ' based inslead on local money 1 because they can't read . A non- , the pr~blem and that t e pro · 'and the socklv 's foundations ! reader is a non-learnrr: km wt \1 g_o away._ hould be laid i~ the first three The evidence is here m three , C~ID Reactton . ' 5 d tary school \ quarters ot' Us public schools. I The failure to tcarh the l!Ule e 1 1 n ~raesoeem ·' ·· : . d "· b, ' fac ' Those are the grades in which The odds are three to one that chtldren to rea IS a .1as1cffl . ; kids shmtld lt'; 1rn to read, but your kids are not being taught tor in some of th~ evi. s a i~c 1 ·. to read in puhlic elementary ing 2lllh Century l'.omertc~n c 1 don t. k · ,. A ng these CVJI sa re · . .1 r ·. I Those little kids who cannot · sc hool. Americ;ms a~ awa en·, Jza 10n. mo ow u to become first ing to this crisis in the devel-~ unemployment, .Juvem e . e '.n ~ ~~~ ~(rhool ~rop outs and, sec: 1opment of their civilization In- quency, adult cnme, rac1al btt· ond uvemle delmquents The 1dustry is becoming ahve to tt. terness C 1 votl:rsJ should look about U1eir i The so<alled educational estab·l The l~terna~onal Papf'r ~ 0 Pre•• 1 $].99 ' 0 new Ob.lt temperat~n~ wW "" orace about 111 deer,.. beB1IIIIEILA WAI1111 lnlnt bound lor Coiro. 1 with tbe United Arab ltepubllc 1M lor the Egyptian Embassy low DGrmal Representattve UDited IDteraaliOilll I The It a I aD government, over tbe bizaiTe cue. I here, was a double espionage I DOrmal ~Ill and low tempe,. ROME <UPI)-Italy today or- lodga 1 "very etrong protest•• The Moroccan was rescued agent for both the lsraell8 and • lures: Colu:mbv!l 48-30, Clev• dered two Egyptlan dlplomat! l from tbe Botldlnl·fu trunk the Arabs. Italian .aulhorities l laDd 41-30, aDd Clndllllatl ft. expelled from the country for i Official Canvass Tueaday night when be moaned 1 refused lO comment oo this re-: 34. Not 10 cold Tblltlday bat trying to kidnap a Morocc~n • for belp just as ft waa to be 1 port but the Liraeli Embassy 1 !Continued from PaRt l) Warner, LouiY. Caney. Clothi"ll, Coot. 1< Clark Jn. ct~rporated , DixJe ROU&b, Nola Myers, Jennie Dean. Anita Houda!!helt. LOAFERS begmsl Kidnap Fizzles, Diplomats Booted FTVE DAY FORECAST .,. - - ,..... - ~ ---· 1 j2 cans $1 CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA WITH CHEESE , :~ �I • ford V•ughn, Ala McCausland, • Mrs . WilUe Hale and Infant dau· I ghter, Mrs, Jackie Israel and H0Splt. aJ I1\r1eWS I 'W00}y' Details Dine on Thursday PT. PLEASANT_ 'l1le annu. al dinner meeting of the Pur· pie Hatters Club will be held Are Needed by Enterf'd Hospital Clinton C. Hunt and infant dtiu· Among th?st' . who l:'nlt>red ghter, Mrs. Rober . L. German • E d £1964 BolzPr hospttal In the past 24 and inf ant son. and Mrs . James , 0 0 e --------- IInfant daughter, Mrs. Cheater E. Wells and Infant SOD, Mrs. Rut1and ,- - - - - - - - - , •morlelm_•-11111.Swick - ·aad • 8-DID•' Sentlnll, Pomeroy-Mldclleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1964 were Purple Hatters to kBdty TOP MAC PLAYERS Soct"ety Notes COLUMBUS (UPIJ - John mi Mro. Carl Hyaoll Frlct ol Obio Unlvnty and entertained tbe Golden Jack ~ of MRrshall were of the Olurcb of Cbrist named J41d.' .American Confer· their home Saturd.ay; No,. enoe I1DeJD.u aDd back of Lhe 14. o ....c ..~ the busjneu meet., weM, ~y, Tuesday. ~...., ~: were drawn for FriCk, a W~t.-2. 215-potmd Mr. Thursday , November 19th and will honor Mrs. ~hes~ WQillS- Mr. and Mrs. Hlram hours wert John A. Carpemer, Mtlt.:hel! and infant son. ley , retiring presi ent t s year . and son, Harry and friend, Mrs. James B. .scott , RogPr L. Growers were reminded trr The Purple Hatters Club con- ky Williams all of Rutland J -"ffers, .~trs Flov_ t. 1 s1mmons, ., • d ::~1 · tn completP all ddatls o( sists of ~ast presidents of the tended the football game ...._. Bl'.li)· R. WoodY'''· .\ Irs Ron " · Woman's tween Morehead College, Chr'·•--.:::~uspen~IIOU U p held l.lii.UUQ ach··~ aad oew 1' marketing wool and kim bs not Point Pleasant Jumor ai d E. Phillips_ " F.lvin L. Hv Su~rerne Court later than l.){>(.-cmbPr 31. 1964. Club and any rast presJdent Eastern Kentucky . ficers were elected.. Thompson . ~lrs F:rma c; Mul- PT. PL ASANT - The State in order to r eceive paymen t s ' who has serv ed . one f uII year at Eastern, Saturday. lllenls ...... served. ford. Terri L Ball. Mrs Flor· SupremE" Court upheld Mason for the currenL marketin~_ year. lin that caJ)l!c'ly. is invited to they stopped . at Morehead eor.ceo f. Smith ..\1rs . .Joht E.: County Circuit Court in the W_ayne H, C~ase , Ch~1r~~n. , attend. Reservahons. may be picked. up Mtss R~~ Ru!f 1, \fr_., Curnel Fit.z~-o<~tric-k, . suspension of Pt . Pleasant Po- 1 ~grtcullur_al St,lh.li tntwr 'ld mad~ to Mrs. :hyllts B~rnes, and M1ss Connee Wllharns M h.Hth' .J. \1oore. Ralpl' 1.. Tob· !icemen Stephen L. Miller. Conse~vatton Me1gs Coun_ty p~es1dent,_ or M1s. Tom Ftsh~r, head College students, who ert , \1rs Arthur E . Marcum, ' Miller wa s suspended ~fav '2 4. Cnmtm: ree, potnb out that v1ce preSident. companied them to the game. Lawrf'nce J. Boyd. Albert C. 196.'-1 by Pt. Pleasant Mayor Vir· markeUngs ~ompletedi "bl af~~~ l - A feature event during th \I B · F. w 1 gil w Siders on the .l!rnmHis . lh<tt date Will be el g1 e Pleasant Valley Hospital game was R.O.T.C . Day, Sh . ' ADMI~D Homer whi•" h d n .. K 11a of publicly criticizing the city. payments for 1965 marketing . ' • £- .- Mrs. ,_., both of the Sia~·ters'll I ~>re-r.\1 rs .R. e-rmce are· rs . tr ar · e Y s· th 1 marketmg R ed P PI t A L R d v CUff d R N t administration engagin'! in po-- year. mce e woo e , t. easan , . . os- sons, HI ram cSonny ) and 'ct"d · · or okss. dn e -t : litiral activiti~s and li~ing out- year now is on a calendar-year sitet, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs . Frank ny were participants. Sonny a re sse!' are 1ac mg ue o b . h I 'II t b n . . B'd I d t E te ~siS, t e sa ekiwt no ~ co h· ! lm Sm1th, 1 .we 1. . . . Benny are stu ents a as m the breakdown of a machine side city limits. 1 e DJSCHARGED : Will tam PJCk· Kentucky College. 1 10 Miller 3.ppealed · · the action to sJdered as Ia ng Pace h od 1 d t at repr UrF's a mJss tnn sIps . the· Pt. Pleasant Civil Service I I 964 mtir· ke r·mg year · · I·f an·}' part · tl HuffLAN ClllLI SUPPER . ens, Racme; Mrs. Darre P 8- h or wool IS man, Pt. Pleasant; Miss Fio.r- The · Willing Workers and tbe Mrs Bur I ' · 'B owman d atl- Commission and was reinstat- o( a sale ofb lambs D b 31 f h ·3 'I\J d · , 1 t>d · , ence Alexander, Pt. Pleasant; 1Busy Bee classes o the Rut1not settled Y ecem er gM tier_. L:l2.Cph.m:h d:~ ahyt .. r~ . The action w;Js' then heard This .neans that all the in- John Greer, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. : land Church of Christ wili~:~:;;~~ e vm urc , aug er · · · bv the Wason ·county Circuit Iorma t'ton needed to · R'1p 1ey I sor a ch"l' · the d Robert Rrchardson, 11 suppi?r m 55 p.m. Court. and Miller's suspension the sales documents and 1 .! Transferred to Gallipolis Clin-1 Nov. . i~ r was Again invoked but only of 1 the net sales pro_ceeds for . rc). Servmg will begin at 5 . the grounds of Jiving outside the has to be deterrruned av,nl BIRTHS : Mrs. Jem- through 7 p.m. and the 1 me ~i Ch .rs] ~ art C <J 1 cilv with Miller clarming he \iv- 1able by . December 31 m es Shull SuthsiJe- a daugh- : will indude chili, vegetable esns dp, Aarbesl Jrl:'e' ~a,ros ei within the city limits and ' IO be eligible for wool ter· Mr. 'and Mrs Roy Jarrell, cole slaw, and pie. now en, 1 Pf ones . 1• r s. t f the ' h M . . asked the Slate Supreme Court 1gram paymen s or Pt Pleasant. a son. Class teac ers are rs. Dav1d Edmger : TerPsa Tolbert, ke ,.mg year. und er · . (,rueser , d M"k N.lhol-·11 . , B"l to valdate the acton of the mar sre an 1 e Mr:::.. Stephen \\'t 11 rams, u1r~ I· . . 1 ti ool i not · ly Brvant Mrs John Prince. , CvmmrsstOn. rdegu • _°ns. w h s , d The word "adobe ' came from 1 son. SIGMAN • ' · . ' e un 1t1 1J11 e as passe Egypt where Coptic dl!scendHONOR MRS. Ance Camplw!l Miss F.llle l \k th b th I -~· bee I ' ' s· •• · . Third Detection e_ uyer, e woo '!Ul'j . n o( ancient Egypttans call- Mrs. Janet Sue tgman Wl:iS 0 Carley. Mrs. Wendell Th m<.~_s. • • delivered to the buyer elf.her ed mud brick "tobey"' or "dob- honored with a stork shower I , physically or through documents 1 ! Monday, Nov. 2 at the Rutland 1 Mrs . Euge-ne Hanson , :\trs. Chi- Chmc Annouru·e(l PT. PLEASANT - The third l which transfer control to the Mason County Cancer Detec- buyer, and all the information tion Clinic for Women will be 1 - such as price per pound, Pomeroy, Ohio held Thursday, November 19th, i weight, yield, etc. - needed LADIES' BULKY 20x40 CANNON BOYS' PLAID at the Byrne Clinic from 1 un- to determine the buyer's total TONIGHT & THURSDAY KNIT ORLON TURKISH BATH FLANNEL SPORT til 3 p.m. ' purchase price is available. 1 NOT OPEN A few appointments are open Payments for the 1964 mar- , FRIDAY i SATURDAY , for Thursday's clinic and per- , keting year will begin about Nov. 20-21 · sons wishing to make appoint- April of next year. lifter the ''THE BRASS BOTTLE" ' ments may do so by calling Mrs. program payment rates are deSpecial assortment orion Plain or fancy cotton ter· Well made cotton fianne1 (Tf'chnicolor) yarn sweater;; in popular Tony Randall, Burl lves, Bar- , Wi11iam Hardin, Jr. at phone termined. based on the !iport shirts for lioys Jn r} bath towels made by bara Edl"n and Luscious Lu- : 1619. Civic clubs and groups ' age Prices received by produc-1 bulky style. Cardigans in sizes 6 to 16. Assorted Cannon mills. hl Porter. white and wanted fall col~ are urged to contribute to help : ers for ;:;horn wool sold in 1964. patterns, "THE GOLDEN ARROW" ors. Sizes 34 to 40. · buy supp lies needed in the CJin, ' Payments for the 1965 m ~;k~;;~ !Technicolor) DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE , ic. Mrs. Thoma! Rose is tre-.ts- ing year on marketings DISCOUNT PRICE Tab Hunlrr : urer end those wishing to do- place or completed after SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. 1!nate may send their contribu- ember 31, 1964, will be made Nov, 22-23·24 lion to Mrs. Thomas Rose at in the spring of 1966. ea "THE UNSINKABLE · 2000 Marquette Avenue in Pt. 1 Wool producers may file ap1 MOLLY BROWN" , Pleasant. 1plications for payment for the (Techn icolor) 1964 marketing year with the Debbie Reynolds, Harve Pres , In painting, a cartoon is a , Meigs County ASCS, Masonic nell. Ed Begl~y, .Jal'k KrusI design drewn of the full s!2e to I Temple Bldg., Pomeroy, any · {'hen. Hermione Baddt>ley. serve as a model for transfer-j time between now and the Color('ufoons ring to frescoes and tapestries. end of January 1965. I ~~:U•'l~r~:~ , had three usisb. A MPthodi•t W orloohop '11lousands of. ob~ects repr~ senting dally life lD tb~. year 1940 II!'~ seal~ into the Crypt of Clvlli:.a~n at ~glethorpe Green, ruined the Falcons e year Aur.a.tlo ll4llk t'llr work bettltr Ia can • Potwal8d Deep Action qltalllr crutes jet c:urlellll eo help remova heovlest solll • Jtt.Awq rinllnc"JeW' 3 T D~=t~h=~ged ~a~:;;'\/rcP~:\.d dr~l·gne: basem~nt, ~ednesJay, a~d $ ..,.,untand liCUIIIo • Spins._ extra dry. • Nn·aolldllqn ctes'-*1 for top depondabUiiJI ~r. <:~nd i 9 22 MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEIGS THEATRE ---- SWEATERS TOWELS Wutorn Style TABLES Dungarees Enameled round metal top - tripod brass lega. Top can be used for serving tray. Well made and full cut Heavy blue 13~ oz. DeD· lm. Western style, Sizea 6 to 16. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 77~. $,.99 pr WOMENS PILE CUFFED LINED SNOW BOOTS SPECIAL ON Phillips Sisters Style Shop 11 1 r·="""'--===;_===•.il SERVICE RAD10 & T y /ndt *For Christmas 1964 /)1~ AMANA stARRED oil the GIFT CIRCUIT Another :kitchen classic CLELAND'S T.V. I C • 1 <.. . . . - -... . STORE you •••_ NEW HOLIDAY STYLE DRESSES the cordovan mocs TO LIGHT UP THE CHRISTMAS SCENE worn by everybodf. Pretty new dresses for during the holidays and ter. Cotton acetates and fabrics in holiday colors, M.isse!l and Wmnens sizes, who's anybody/ wearin1 all winblen()ed Juniora, BIG TILT TOP CONTOUR BATH PLASTIC WASTE TUBS BASKETS Smootb p)astle bath tuba for l:iaby. Contour shape with soap tr.ya. Auorted colors. Bii size waste bin with lilt top, made of poly plaatic, A"orted colora. Antique style pJastie tram.es, assorted aubjects iD fine oilette finish. Bit \'tl· ues, DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE .$,;00 ' ;• .. $,.97 ' ...... ' HOUSE SLIPPERS Fold up style T·V House Slippers. Vinyl uppe1·s, soft soles. Sizes S, M and L, 1:11111. 7.99 Hov. your thorp moa IWI>OpiCI high and lloek with tapered tOos •• ,. er bold and buckled obovo oquo1o • - But whatover you do, be ,.,. yoo do it In maca with ric!t Cor~o mlor .'!Pfl!t loathtll'l. Evory IIAOrt girl YGII- ill foolurod In Sov'"'- 59:. Health & Beauty Aids At Discount ~rices REGULAR 79c AQUA VELVA 49c AFTIR SHAY E LOT tON REGULAR 79c, 100 COUNT SSe BAYER ASPIRIN REGULAR '!9c DRIAM 59c SIT HAIR SPRAY All Styles In Connie Loafers, AAA·AA·B.C ASSORTED VI~JON 'JOtLETRIES Jum·b q size toiletriea by Vi JoD an assorted variety of item& at thrifty discount price. ...1.1. •·••1 DISCOUNT PRICE 7 to 12 _ i Bags to Match CARAVELLE·· with pride and confidence ne ltUIDIII lEW t· RAYON PANTIES 14c alJtt, UNION SUITS Eeru color. ribbed C!otton construction. Winter Unions for $,.99 meb. Size• 38 to 46. Mon'• ltod Solo Rubber Mon1 4 lucklo WORK ARCTICS $ aole1. All sizes 'I to DRESS ARCTICS 3 39 • 12. · pr Mon•lniUioted 9 Inch ·-·:I··LACE aooTS ' . . . . . . . .g trctle• for men, Slzet ill to 12. "' Il CAitAY~LU ._ $1.64, AND YOUTHS 4 B.lckle ARCTICS Stoe• for boy;~ youth$,99 -11to2ond211 toe. •, IIYe on Rubber Footwe&r ,, ""':'> . ·: '· ' The CustoM RoyGI br Am(1na. Get •:>edu~•~• Amcrna ft!'olures lik• 11-r. Fro•t ..... .... ' Adlo!o!on at Nmw.. ' Artd Amana'• ffu. ••aro .Iegree" f~w knp1 up.,... to 108 tt.. of fronn foodt that srop1 frost b.for• It tklr-U-end1 d•frcuting forov., Magnet of •afe f,..dng .. ~..... ~~~ Ltt '" thow yov flow Arnotta quality throt.ogh- O~,tl is bacbtd ill writirtg by \ \ I on oll -aluminulll! int.-.. ' with gleaming whfte Amona Vinyl-Bond finish - wen'l ~hip, ~han.r, Cro%11 or rwt.- Amana'• l-Y-.ar Warull\t)' on Total Applianc.-only Aman" tuu itt ~ I I .t.tt thlt, •IIIII ........._ - . hn't of honor in Yow kirdMtn fw Royal? tt.. a pi- the - . . ~ ~-~-·....-.-·.ft~ • ..UIOWM tllocount Price BOYS -*. .. --....: Cullom Royal Relrigerotor $9.99 ' . ., - lllltflac&~ IIJII!w PIU rUJ;ttll lflec•-m~tltrll .._IIIICtlep. f'nclsion. All rubber blaC!k dre111 DISCOUNT PRICI For elegarKo prieed JUtp!"if,. ingly low, .top in ond ,_ the all new frn-O '·froll Smartaire's black calf dress pump featuring the chic T· strap and new set back heel. TheY g • comfortably through buoy hours and days. A complement to your fall wardrobe. ' MEN'S RIBBED WINTER $199 $2-99 H..vy black .Ibted opper. · Cleote.t· red Chapman-Canaday wear a 19~. Popular brief 1tyle pantie• in white Gnd pastel tolors. Sizes li, 6 and 7. New fall ltyle& in hia:h quality washable eotto.u t&brles. Pretty dre11e1 for Bchool or dress wear. 3 to 6• - - PICTURES I --:=.,:-: LADIES BRIEF STYLE DRESSES LADIES' SOFT-SOLE T·V FRAMED O!LETTI •• Children's Foil • 8x10 PLASTIC IN,FANTS PLASTIC ALL BUDGET Plt!CED 7.99 ___·__ POMEROY-- OHIO .. MIDDLEPORT 29:. ' HEA TJNG I MACSHORE BLOUSES ~rs Geor~e SHOPPER'S BEST FALL SHADES ' l w • g.ves eaf,... PLUMBING 1 WATERPROOF VINYL Warm pile lined vinyl boots with crepe rubber soles. Close out of l"P-11:· ular $4.98 Boots. Most alzel avaUablt. Slight irregulars of higher priced nylons. 51 guage, 15 denier sheer dress hose ln all sizes 8':4 to 11. Good fall shades. Buy all rou need at this low price. HOLIDAYS H 1 I NYLONS FOR THE I n. LAY-A-WAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS--SAVE ON TOYS & GIFTS AT FOOTNOTES ........,.,...,..,""'""'"' ANTHO Ny PI b" I Price 51-15 SHEER DRESS ·j ALL-VVEATHER COAIS Discount GtfT!1) AMHEJIST ON TOP Mr. and Mn. Ray Brooks ol NEW YORK (VPI) Carpenter Rt. 1 spent Sunday hers!, .mtdl eompleW ... evening with Mr. 8.Dd Mrs. Chat son lUt Saturday wftll a Sl 1 88~. 18~. 1 METAL PATIO SHIRTS 1 $1.99 Boys 13~ oz. Denim last Friday •venmg. I I I Techniques of Fenwick High Teachers Noted Docorotoci Enointil o., Noo~v~. .!!"~·~!! 1 BAKER FURNITURE I Po~•':"Y:Middlepo~, o..... ' Jl•l FBIGIDAIRE Soak cycle Washer at a budget price! o *'' 1t1eo1 diapers, ciolltes 12mlnutas than you overni&hto I 'c" ' Daily Sen!lnel, Social Concerns Commission members of Methodist Churchles Rife and Larry. victory over WUH•Iftl .. BY SARAH M. RIFE I.__.:t · R'f •· ._.., u wu . es in Galtia and Meig 8 coonI e spent ~JUdy al- i'· t-e -~ ·~ .., ~ ._... ties will be conducted ThursMr and Mrs. Charles Rife , ternoon with Mr . and Mrs . Clar# No. l today 1D tbe ·race fer day evening, Nov. 19 at Heath also Mr . Billy Vatella called on ence Turley and ,family . eighth l.arobert CUp, Methodist Church in Middle-. Mrs . Mallde Martin Tuesday Mr . Hurshel Justice called lc of Ealtem 1maD eollep -~ . port from 7:30 to 9 p. m. afternoon. . 00 ~r . Charles Rife Saturday / b.l.U supremacy. Temple Two district staff chairmen Mr George Martin spent the I eve~. BuckneU were tied for _ ... will be present including the past week visiting telC~.tives in Brlly V~l. el\a spent Friday af- place and Wa,per W8l fourtll.. Hev . James Wagner of South j Columbus . He went ~~ially 1Lemoon wrth Mr . and Mrs. Gary Point, and the Rev . David • to consult an eye specialist. 1McComa,s and son Timmie . jsETS EARNINGS REOOJmt Batts ol" Portsmouth . They ~ Mr. and Mrs . Raymond ThoNEW YORK (UPI) - &ta:llw will assist in presenting the I [ Mrs Freda Bo\ten rturned mas and sons L.arry and Stevie [ Dancer of New Egypt, N.J., tp. special emphasis being stresshome Saturday E'\o·ening after of Athens, spent Sunday with I day became the first .loftlllliill ed in these commissions. Fol-, ~ spending a week wlth friends at I Mrs. F'reda Bowen. j driver in hame51 racfq: . . lowing a period of short devo-- 1 MARION - I Flatwoods . I Mrs. Martha Chapman call· •tory when his earnlnp rdebeit be SCHOENBERGER Mrs . Sarah Rife and son Lar· ; ed on Mrs. Sarah Rife Satur-1 $1 ,035,527. The highest .flgpre W': 1tions a workshop will conducted. All m~m.bers of Mis& S£.·h.oenberuer ry made a business trip to Al· day afternoon . ' fore this year was the •18 · these two comm1ssJons in " ' bany also to Wellston on Satur-· Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife of earned by Bill Hauabt. • .. ,.. 1 Carpenter, 0. Rt. 1 spent Methodist Churches jn Meigs Dwain Sayre, will day evening. 1958. · 1 1 1 , and Gallia Counties are urged Wed DecPm.ber 27th Mrs. Myrta Rife was a din- nesday afternoon with Mr. aoo ·~;... to attend as are other interner guest with Mrs . Ethel Rife Mn. Charles Rife. They spent , ested persons . ~tr. and Mrs. Ivan Schoenber- on Thursday. Wednesday evening with Mrs. ger or Route 2. Upper Sand us· j Mr . Fred Birtcher of Pome.l Ethel Rife, son James Dale. 1 l-a ky, are announcing the fiP- ' roy spent Wednesday with Mr . Mr . Hurshel Justice callfd on Um lllg • proaching marriage of their and Mrs . Charles Rife. Mrs . I Mr . and Mrs. Chmles Rife and Your Oopondolllo daughter , Marilyn Kay , to T. Ethel Rife was a guest also on Larry on Sunday evening. D11l1r For Dwain Sayre of Sycamore. Mr.l Wednesday. , Mrs. Sarah Rife and son Sayre is the son of Mr . end Mr. and Mrs. George Saxton ' Larry were shopping in WeilMrs. Thomas D. Sayre of Port- a~d children. _Connie . Tim, Da-1stou Saturday evening. i AND land, Meigs county. Vld and Debbie of East Liber- ' Mrs . Ethel Rife , Mrs. Fay I 1 Miss Schoe~berger !::: a 1960 ty. 0 . spent Saturday with her j Wood_an~ Mrs: My~a Rife were I graduate of Salem High School p~rcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles [ shopprng Ill Wrlkesv1lle one day I An organization meeting of 1l and is employed as a secretary I RJfe and Larry . They also call- last We€k. the PTA of Bishop Fenwich . in the Wyandot County Agricul- : ed on Mrs . Myrta Rife and Mrs. 1 High school was, 'held at the : tural Extension Office. Mr . Say- [Fayt> Wood . re is a 1957 graduate of Rv.-::ine Mrs . Ethel RHe accompan school last Thursday. A brief business meeting was High School and a 1961 gradu- ' ied her sister, Mr . and Mrs . held to acquaint the approxi-, aLe 1tf Ohio State University . He Leo Carter of . Gallipolis, 0 . MISS PAN FRER£ ENGAGED lmately 30 parents present with I is the Vocatiooo\ Agriculture ' to Kal~~azoo. Mrch . for a we••k-1' the aims of the school, and 1and Junior High Shop Instruc- • end VJSrl with their brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Frere of 4350 01eander Avenue Ft. Pierce Florisome of the teaching techniq· tor in the Mohawk School sy- 1Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mollo'. da _are a1 uuncing the engagem~nt o£-: their daugbter, Pan, to William ues used by the faculty . I slem. , han also Mr. and Mrs . Dewey 1 1 and Showing Our New Selection he1th Auue~son, ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Francis 0. Anderson of Middleport. Rev . William Hilliker, prin.l The wedding will be an event Molohan and families. 1 M1ss Frere IS a graduate of Dan McCarty Hjgh Scbool, and of Warren Wilclap!. discussed general pr~- of Sunday. Dect:'mber 27th at ! Mr .. and ~s. Jerry Bowen !· son College, Swannanoa , N. C., where she was a me;rriber of Delta Psi Ornegress of the school , and md1- 2:30 p.m. in Trinity United I of Canal Wmchester , 0. are ga, national .dramatic fraternity . Mr. Anderson attended Warren Wilson cated his desire to inaugurate Church of Christ. Upper San- / announcing the marriage of [ Colle~e and .Is a graduate of Ohio ~nivcrsity. He_ is now employed as an ina booster organization Revs. dusky. The custom of open the1r d<.~ughter Sharon Fay to dustnal engineer for Anchor Hockmg Corporation of Houston Texas. A David Bemlla and Leonard i church wrl! be observed Mr. Charles !Chuck I Farley March 6t.h· wedding is being planned and will be held at the D~tton Mem· Cencula of the faculty explam-[ Groveport, 0 . A mlsc••llarneous orial Presbyterian Church in Ft. Pierre. td to tbe group some of the , LEGION TO MEET shower wHs held for them · ----- -- teaching and grading methods. I Racine Post 602. American . their home in Groveport, Senior Fellow.hip 1 F..t,tmgPiist Sought 5th Birth.Jay is I An elect!on _of officers of ~he ' Legion members are to me€t at 1_......,.:.,-......,;,;.:.:.::;::.;;.;:_.;:;_ I/ R • l new orgamzat10n was held Lo wtth , }' f or ou 1 ev.,a rb . · I the Racine Legion Post at 2 ·.30 I n lll11Pr R ound s 11 i "'', w.ele rated Friday ms l p. _m._ Thursday to go to the 1the fo ow1~g elected, Plans were dJ~ussed relatlv~ Th s · y th F II . ! F_ord, p:esrdent;_ Frank Jen- Fa1rv1ew Cemetery to conduct 111 e • enror ou e ows P to securing an evangelist for Davtd M1ller, son of Mr. and 1mngs, v1ce president; Mrs. Don , graveside services for Cklrence of the Middleport Church .or the County Youtho Revival to .. MiJier, observed1 E. Mullins, secretary, and TCJm 1(Shorty I Whetstone. · Christ held a Progressive dm- be held next year when the his_ fifth.·. btrthday anniversary Hennessy, treasurer . n~r Saturday eveni~g. The Mt>igs County Youth Rally of Fnday. at the morning class of Refreshments were served by gthen oup · met ~::hurclt and the Cl 1urc·h es o1 Ch ns . 1 met re· the Middleport . Kindergarten parents from the Middleport . th at the · h 1 f od rn lde_ vartous . omes or ' rPnllv at the Middleport church I taught by Mrs . Pearl Reynolds. Pomeroy area. o me u mg appetizers, the R.t 'k " N"ch 1 'd ..,. · Helpers at the narty were Rev nd M Do H. 'k . 1v 1 e 1 o son prest eu. 1 " .i · a rs. n lc s. Ralph Lemmon, a ~tudent at i Mary Bog~s, Bobby Jo Me- The British royal house • • JU ce _crackers, Mrs. Aud· Kentucky Christian College in ! Clure, Susre ~muels, Car II changed its family name We Repair All re.y ros , soup, Mr. and Gravson. Ky., was the guest : Myers, Mark Gilkey, Bobby : Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor Make, & Models MMrs. Ca~lhl' Bahr salad. ~r. and spe~kl'r. Group singing was led : Powers and Howard Lee West. on July 17, 1917. W1 tam d Grueser pota- bV ll, 1"ISS SCt!t:'rry "-H'IC kS . h . Seated at the · 'blrthday table · ---·- - - - t rs. M Wit oes, . r . an Mrs . . Wendell JOy Boggs as accompanist. The ' were Jeff. Bea.ver, '!immy Tho- ice cream and favors of hats • Bunce, vegetable, Mr dnd Mrs . cext meeting of the group will mas, DavJd Mills, Timmy Scites and blow-outs to the class . WY 2·22.5.5 Ira Bulche~; hotdogs, Mr . be held December l4 at tbe l and Megan Miller, a guest. Mrs. Reynolds assisted ~ with 501 E. Main St. h r 1st , Mrs. MiUer served cupcakes, the party. and Mrs. LIOnal Boggs, and bev-1 Pomeroy Church of ~., · erage, Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Ref e hme ts ~b · · McElhinney . r s n were serv Y • . I members or the Loyal I~ ~.t..... Followmg the dmner the Class f th h t h h ,~,.;,"!~ members returned to the Hicks o e os c urc ~ . ~ ::0: ~ !·~ home for a party featuring BIRTH ANNOUNCED :;._~·~· -.: ·_;::__ ·~;_~" ."":... 7~';, " "" games directed by Scherr y : M d M w·u· Le 1 _. . , • ;;;: • - : Hicks ~;~nd Sandra Bunce. Re- 1 vf ; · taenr c·t rs.O 1 Jam ~ . .. ... f eh t db M C'X t y, ., are announ· .... ~ r s men s were serve y rs. c· the b' th f da ugh ter ' mg Jr o e . J oAnn Wh tte and Mr. and Mrs. Nov llth t Good S 'ta I In lho Middle Block Ne.r to Elborfelds : · a amarr n Wendell Gerlach ~ospilal at Zanesvine·, weigh- : POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE mg 6 lbs., and named Lois Ann. TO VISIT IN CAPITAL I Grandparents a·re Mr. ftlld Mrs. r Ml's. C. J . R_hodes wlll visit , Ted RHey Sr. of Clifton, w. Va., 1 in Columbus th1s weekend with and Mrs. Charles WiWam Lee J her son ond daughter-in-law , ; of Middleport. The Lees have , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush, Up- four other clJildren, Mike Rus- I per Arlington, , ty , Kenny, and Lori. ' s:!ll I Buckwheat SOCiety • Notes 1 Upt•lling Thur•duy A workahop for Membership and Evangelism and Christian slty m G...-..rma T b •· · Wltil.1 •• be- opened 1 BII! no w U . ct· tackle• ted tile Bobcab to a 2~ 111ver t . !"'-• , th g..-. win over champion Bow· cryp IS H ~ _. . I bid for .. unbeaten season. He made II primary tackleo and · Annal>eiJ 'lbomu. ENTERTAIN CLASS . ~ 8!1ioVA ~1, 095 Wllcll ~. r~ ,_ ,: . . . , LOTUS FORD CONTEST • Priced at just SJJ9·9S WITH TRADE See It on our show room " - nowl pr ' ' .. -. .. -!1 . . .. . . . . el!lll ......... _~_ 4:~ ;a; a\; • .. : 12 u tt 1. 5$6 ¢!A$ • ' ., ·I ......... Enter ·Today-Free Registration . -.~. ;~ GET COMPLETE , DETAILS AT CHAPtMN-c,\NADAY I Ingels Furnfture OPEN FRIDAY , . ...,.. WY2·2635 & SATURDAY NIGHTS EASY TERMS ·' • �,. ' C'IIM" 40) tllf ~ ~ l lllf ~ ,.... "lrU~q\1~1"1 1 pqrtlmlcf p, 'f, ..4.. IJ0\1111 (over 110). O f - u;. - -Stemt IIIJI - ~ ~ - 1Q.Qall7 Sentinel, l'~mtrQJ·Mld4lti)91'1, Q. Ne•. ta 1VI4 -- - ·~- - -·- - .. ' , I iempho•is II put on tho veey .be dome , - OIIS!JIVII:R I I Give 1ou War•·Fioor Heat at Lowest Cost! • The Port!llld PTA 111!\t Ito young u wo have 1 real youih! Do~r Ob10rYer: regular meetlnJ Monday evencult goln1, eopeclally in )be , lng at the Portland 8c>'nol ""'"" 1 U. S. But nowidays t1tf retjma Oood u.olilht. However, beinl l Mr. Garner, band inltniCtOr for -~--by Helen Bottel---1 ' are getting qlllto a play too,II!IOcl ''tlloae''youapouabout.the district. wu speaker on with retirement centers 1114 ape- 1 eta'! aay I loel terribly clo-1 the needt Cor the band now and Wbat Ever Happeaod To rtNR cial columns and Jrulld)nee pul prlved or Itt out. Perba... the ltn tho tuture. . WomtD'I Wallll? o.. r A: out Cor them. Irick,, tl> keep .. buoy you have I Martha Lou Boetl< nporttd Dear H.elen : We-e-.11 ... Wearing a bow in How about ., t bO time to remember y~'re tn en the 1mportanee of tl'll!' PTA · Dames .re writtna Jn to you your hair usuaUy means you're ! ,,1 the forco ten tht "forgotten aroup.••- H. •cbo1ershlp given eacb year. . about these n~le • lirl. Jn these days a sha,'lgy· group . I mean thole from , Jean Sayre and Faye p~. and, tut, tut, aren't mrn locked men and trousered wD- ~ age ~5 to 60. If you happen to j This eolum.n. ll dedicated to fitt reported 01'1 the 1n811J terrible for buyln& them, men. It's otherwise sometimes lose your job at this age. you 're family llvlnc. so If. you'fe baY· duties of tlle room mothPNt liB oro, etcetera. hard to telL finished. No one wanto you. Ad·1ln& kid trouble or )list plain given at tho County Counl!ll I , 1 vertisers Jgnore you clothea trouble, let Helen help YOU. meeting. A committee waa ep1 1 You d ne~er know .._ A "to us'' toast COULD mean are made for the young or theiShe wiU also welcome your pointed to check Into tile tafe1 had a waistline from he's trying to tell you some- · old - we take our choice. ThiJ Iown amusing experience. Ad- ty of the school bus turnln& at , aL h~r, clothes! They could thing yuu shouldn 't listen to. lis the time when people need 1dreeJ Helen Bottelln care of WeUt Run . bt SIX months pregnant and Especially If It'll after the sec-! help most - the tnmsition per.. thJ1 new;apaper. Mrs. Ruth Ebersbactl played nobody would know th~ ond or third drink. - H. Iiod when their children are Jeav- · tlle plano for 1roup alnglnJ, ence .. therr dresses hcve a I wonder 1f anyone else has Iing home and they're lert with Steel production of the Unit- Refreshments were !ei'Ved b1 r belt , Jl" up under their noticed that the world is gear- too much time. Yet has any re- led State~ eXceeded 10 mWton !Mn. RarmdeD. Faye Proffitt, ' (w~IJ a~most) , or down ed to two age group!: the search or effort gone lntl) mak.. tool for the flnt ln 1191. Donna Larkins and Mr. Price. thetr h1ps. They wear tops ,~lr===~~~~~~:;;;;_;:;;_;;;..;;;;;_;.:;.;;;;.;;;;;;.::;;;;;;~~;;..;~;;.:;;.,.;;;;;:..;;:~~~:;;;;_;;;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;.;;.;.,;.;.;;;_ 1 loose the only way you see th•y're bull! Ia 1C one bapiJtl'lll to slip, or the wind blows. only piece their clothe• 1 : tight are across the hipa and, let's face it, most women 1 built for southern dposure. Ft=males were puL on ~· . earth for meD to admire, I ' we admire curves. If you don't stop hiding your best I points, pretty SOOD you'll dev,el- 11 op Into a breed ol perlect ' · - all the w.y down. For 1 stance, my grandmother liSed to braa about having a 19-inch i waist. My mother measured ! at 25 inches , and I'll bet the av. 1 erage waist is now close to 28 : - if she's skinny. that i1. Wby 1 don't you dames get back W 1 dressing !or MEN ? - JOE Dear Joe: l'm all for it! But... Wom- 1 · en don't dress or men lll'ld nev. l er will. Some dress fur comfort (and you a:otta admit a HELEN HELP US! GAS HEATERS I ' I I In Kroger's "Gift Bingo" Game ... Be Sure To Register. r! WARM MORNING's budget • priced 'n11111 !!111M fJI radiant ~ in ciOMd front cireW.tcn .,. offered •n rOUI liZIIo AI:Mtica'l Mit ~ choic:fr rA auzhopny or beiie finish. Auiitkft Allildt bellrtitul p s borne k l.... ...... No other make of ga<; heater offers so mueh qualfty, 10 me,. fa. ....., IUCil beautlflll stylinl to the price-minded buyer! 1 No s~~>oping or bendll!l. no ~hil't is the straight goods in ' this department), but most are 1 sheep about their shape~ : they cover or display what fashion 1 " experts'' tell them they should 1 and this is the year of YeYe. That meana loose, owin- 11 iY and nutty, and doinitely what a man would want his girl caught alive ill, - H. •QuestiODI1 QUelti;lDI • Dear Helen: 1 Would you please tell me it mettns anything to wear Low Original Co.t ... Low Operating Co.t A WARM MORNING Gas Heater saves you money-always. lhl crigln8l cost is low, and because it's built to last and to give tuetWiilllo trouble-tree servk:e. 1 WARM MORNING ClliiS you '-M. EASY TERMS I Rutland Furniture .WIN ltUTLANO, OHIO _ •• •. ~ • ...., .... ........ ~ - ....... -~ ""'Ill' .~ ' ' ,, ' .,, 'J • '" ... ,,.: ...... ,·-; ' . ~- • . 3 ib, ... $2.29 • 5 ...... $3.59 r $6.59 Picnics 3,._... $1.89 lb. ,.., ~U Butt Half ••.•, '" -49c Whole Smoked Ham .. 45c F,...$h F70Mn Ch.kkett lonelttl • 1/1 Dm - ... Armour Star Oven Ready • •• • • • • • • Laundry Detergent • ..... ,.................... .. EASY/ FUll 1011111 Ttl BUrt RUIIDREDS OF WIIIIEBII .....,, ,.,, ' ... . .. '· . lepyrighl n. Kro..,.(o .. - FREE 50.. box _.....,__ • • • --- K._. Armour'• Vegetole ------- 3!; 53c lerw Dinner Rolls ••••. ':..~ 15e Ptll......, B'ISCUI"ts ••.•,••••• 1.2 I.:; $1 .,... & ...,.,. & PriM c gt. 1 er Kroger Brand Oven Ready c lb• 11 lbs. .. .' • • • • . )anal Fruit Cocktail •• 3 ":.,!'~ $1 Pineapp'e : ···· tt.""-1 $1 II ·-··••' -- "" tJ..... _.. -., Libby ....... _ , . , . _ ......... - . '"' Coffee--- -~. . . lit.. Nov. It. 1114 65e _..J~$1.89 _,.,. . ....~ Drawlag· c -o.. . . . . Compare I gal. L.. Pn.. Plwe T.V• .lt.miM • • •• ........ _...... · · Hread ------·--· 5i- $1 ~·- Faltabck 2+2. a 6 crL • Your Choke of -.. .... ColOr • Com IS Drift, Alllld~ D..: • . u.eDecember 4 af~ .. ,..,............. ('"I . . . . . ,Be Held P. . ' OeefJll lprag WIMJlll & &traiJwl Cranberry Sauce 5.: sl ~.-.·-Cottage Cheese • 2 :, S9c ..... , CWt 1- Cream - ,..,_ 1lo 49 T~ato Juice ... 4 ~ $1 • Your Choice of a .R'Siular fuD·size Dodge in b • 10 ...,,t.. • ..r lofem lfrorme.l • Cure 11 Fully Coeked Itt Wllllo - Deposit Your Entry Blanks For_The the savingest, : Boneless Ham .. ••- 99c Breasts or Thighs ••· 49c Turkey Roasts ... . . .... .. . •••• u.. 89c 4 EXCITING WAYS: a s-ign or a 3ignal or som.elhi1n1, I to a man? When you llave • drink a man and he makes a '"""' II "to us." what dOH it m•••n•-- 11 "" .• . i. "Dubuque Canned Hams" bow in your hair? Like Is ARNQL,O GRATE ~ ·:iii Frozr~~~ . Roasting Chickens ..... __ _ 49c Fresh Fronn lb. IRabbits . __________________ ,._ 65c ......,.. .h Brllld r PHONE SH 2-4811 Semi-Boneless Ham _-~·: ___ ... 69e K,...... F,...., Ducklings _____ :: ~ -"~ ."'~ _. __ _ '~­ 39e FreR Fna:• CapoTis ___ . ________ ..... __ lb. 59e 1 fumbllna In the clark to adjust the controls! WARM MORNING puts the Thermostat and Blower controls at the top ol tile t:abinet • ~ rl8ht at ,.,... fingertips.! ·-~~~ . . - E..,.. Dinner Bell Full Shank Half lb. 1 to - • '"Top-0-Matic" Control• 'lhanksgiving Meats" Frw1h F~ . WARM MORNING'S automatic blower pours out comfortllll heat frono llllder the full width of the cabinet ... spreads warmlll - Doors 10811 to wal~ - to PLAY 1 '"Carpet of Comfort• Warmth at FI-r Level .... ., """" . "-"· .... •....,.,.,._a.n Play Top e And Krog-r's 1 PRICES START AS LOW AS 67.50 Jf111f HURRY! STILL Tl Smoked Ham You .,..,.. .., • fvfl ....., v,...,.. - •racllll Variety • egetables __ • __ 6 ;,;; $1 "'"ii' . ·------ - our llb.$ pkg& . lb. ball Golden Ri.pe Fresh Cranberries---------·~ 25e Kroger Fruit CocktaiL_. 2 ":.,.• 49c Tangerinea -----~~~----- ... 49e Kandu Detergent Powder • :.-- 27e Mixed Nuts... .._ 59e _ Brazil Nuts___ ... 55c Kandu Liquid Detergent _. ':..~ 39c CKandu Bleach---------·-·· ::.: 33c Kroger Corn Flakes ~--··· _:,.• 31e W.lnMN'11.ill.ht'hLINM Or Wlw .. .·,:,· ' I • ' .... \.• ' '' ~· '" Sugar --------- -·-·---·- 25 ~ $2.99 Avondale Peaches~~~~- '::... 27c s... '' Sugar --------.......... 10 ~ $1.25 - ~-- - ;• Sunsweet Prune Juices ___ ::._.. 49c R. H. RAW Ll N6S S0NS C0. ,_ 63c Swansdown Cake Mixes .•.."".:'. 34e Red Delicious MIU I SICOND STS. ~ Martha White Corn Meal._ 5 ~ 39c ananas ..... WIOY HeinzKetchup.~·---·· ----14 .:_ 25e Sugar .•• _______________ 5 (' Pepsodent •~-'!": ~ 49c Eatmore Heinz Ketchup•••• _____ 20 .: 3lc __ _________ -- +"·---_...;.,_ -- -~-·-·-- ' ' '· - . - -. ·'II \ . . ' �'-· ~- ~ . .. - u ... . . .. ..... . . ... ..... ~ . -..·~ • ··• •• -' ·-· ' .... . -- .t .._ - INFORMATION I OF QUALITY ra. I)Qitlll'* ~- ....... 11111' <tee....., ~ ..Ut "' ,. .... I.DJ W >hJe'"""'nOihll. ~ 'tiP"'"''"" , ,..,...••• •lleJ Will 11011 !, •IU>Ul~ fW ~~ QIUb ...,.,~.11'111 ... • .o" thu "'"" ......._.. tn,..r\IMr KAT. . CIIIUI ~~ lrll• .. mu"' !:ll .;eni.J. pet ""'• •rtMrt.IM" <:b•r•• &.. ~u .01"0 miles east of Harrisonville. Ollio. Kingsbury Road. block sweaters. Wanla Pow 11 13 6lc ell , WI 1>3464. ' - - - - - - $295 1959 Rambler Clusic V8 ;4 Door _ Oonovn• ttl H.. ... ano tdl . .ld ""'"''" u ....,. :ARV o• nt"%11~ • l)J\l'I"U o\ftlJ:B - l\ . 1.~ fDI lei woNI m in ma"' •et ..ad.ttttm., WM'II I• Pomerov Motor Co. 1 1 ' Sud Swpson. Agen\a. 1 1 Uc 1 i S:... Buffal0 Bulls By MAR'l1N OLEA80N Cop- announce the birth ol I dauah· L. Hl8ley, Mn. ~ar: ter Dianna Lou, Nov. 7 at St. balm, Akron. John a n, Mrs N y (UPIJ--Old 1es made of k:gai papers. , NB~F~• wlll be b1rth records end almost any ~ Joseph Hospital,. Parkersburg, leston, l~"~lhMr M~ndGilead 9~ o. ' from the .Buffalo lineup W. Va . ~e Smiths have two iGeorge ~~ ~b olher documents. nd Mra. Jobll (ving Day when !he Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy I other cht_ldren, Patricia aDd Mr. and 0 ~ 9 • uc 1 DaviMd. Matd....,Ma1 grJandoepBat_reenllts ss ~:~~~1, ~ •• .:~~- W. Va. Bill! Judo wllb lbe Bar, Dle&o r. an rs. · ' and Mrs. ball! 1 Alnerl· ' are Paternal grandparents are Mr . Winnie Barton a~-~..:·me Mr ChargersbalnUaLeagu: ~tana 't" Day Ralph Barton, '""""'' • • can Foot · and Mrs. J . Grove Smt "· • T Hayman and QUchr' I the ~-year-old lullom ' b k Ill Eastern Dtvlllon ' ton and Alice Brandstrom, To- and Mrds . o.' $39.95 each $50 Frigidaire Refrigerator {2) G.E. Electric Dryers ledo M; are and Mrs. 11 nnouncin Llla Ri enour. = ac: o the Chesler wells Mr. and Mrs. Fred LarlrlnJ leading Bllls, lost hl\Jo~: the blrth of 3 were VlSilJnl Gertrude W~· day When head ~ac . son at Holzer ~ospital, Gallipo- Those calling on Audrey S~~ ban offered Cookie: se~~ce:,: lis ~ate.rnal grandparents are were Edith Osborn, Keno, - other AFL teams or B ' I ·- ' (5) Rebuilt, ~efinished Wringer Type Washers, 90-day guarantee $68 to $88 ea. {1) G.E Apartment type 25" Range $69.95 (6) Rebuilt TV Sets. $50.00 to $88.00 All ready to go _ I I RUTLAND FURNITURE I I ~ CALENDAR SOCIAL - Blaettnars I mor tratnlllJ In tt oecupaUons at 1 centers ibrougboul Ohio under 1 I ti-l to ~eive Sent ins ea1 the Manpower DevPiopment COLUMBUS 1UP1 ) Gov ll'ratnillll Act. . Jamea A. R~odes announced to. Ttto courses wlll be h•ld In Iday tltot approval bas been glv- 1 34 classeo, cll!!tlng a IOt.al of en for 654 persons to receive $1,295 ,5M. ' Television Revue I HOLLYWOOD (UPI )-It was comedy lines set within a slt\10, gratifying lo learn, a while Itlon storyline, is a different back, that Rutgers University matter . No matter how funny a had a cen ter of alcoholic stucJ. Une may be , if it doesn't fit tes, and that, turthermore, the character. out it goes. there wa s a quarterly journal . "You prooably have noticed 111 studies on alcohol. It Is not I that the mo~u successful situa· I rue, I have learned, that the tion comedy shows ure those in ]ournal's motto is "hie haec I which the star comedian's true. hoc." Bul in any ease there Is life persona.lity i!l t:~te~ed -ex.. noth 1:1g like reading. [aggerated, 1f you Wlll- tnlo the f'or example, tile .mow busl- character he portrays . . .wilbout ness trade paper "The HoUy· a likeable personality, a <"omic va.od Reporter " recently ran s is deed wltll a situation comedy l nrovucative interview with series no matter how funny he t 11 ron Ruben, executive produ- l ls with his Jive act.': . n~ r of CBS·TV's "Gomer Pyle" Since there are so many situ· •ries, who hed these com- atlon comedies on television, trlents to make to columnist much of the above makes ser.se .lflnk Grant : and is w or t h considering, "Television makes more ex- though the veteran broadcast ·ting demands on a cornedy 1 1iFtener and viewer can cite I . ·riter than radio ever did . _. in some nolable e~ception s to C1e ! ;-utio . what looked funny 'ln pa radio theory- among then ; the I :•r generally was ru;1ny when lold shows of Jack Benny, Fib· mken, and it didn't have to be 1ber McGee and Molly, and 1 l<~iltlred to a specific star . .. I A.mo.~ 'n' Andy, all of whicil • 1rvi.sion. being a visua l as I had comedy situations and had ~ jl as audio medium, and with lo have specifically-Lailored hu- n --..__, \ .·.-,=--,·. , I' i IIIII c" ·' RABBIT and PHEASANT S~ASON OPENS NOVEMBER 16 I 1 I I, I ---·------ . Ammunition . - All Kinds -. 1 Shotguns & Rifles I I eRemington eWinc'-_ester elthaca • Harrison & Richardson 1954 FORD eBrowning eMossberg e Gun Cleaning Kits I eGun Oil i e RECOIL PADS e GAME BAGS e SHELL VESTS eGUNCASIS I ll, Ruifed mount&J.n ' ""-1..:.1,....._ II I I 1 RADIATOR SERV 1CE BLAmNAR'S CAPES · e HUNTERS PANTS & CAPS HUNTING LICENSES e RIFLE SLING STRAPS AT IHII ITORI Ebersbach Hardware POMEROY,"OHIO WHAT OlD fattened 3. Say apln burned 4 . Abnundlng m o.Yeetwfar'• A••w•r In atone!J lerlal 33. EnKlllh l5 . F11ma le 23. Cry of a ~ata.te h oua~ fowb,; dov e 3 ~. MlnUB 6. E11ne 24.. Invader ot 3 6. Tie 7. Followod, Eur·npe 37. Stra.nrt~ M tt. Lrack 25. To t erml 38. S pAWn of 8. One of three nate hill! l!lml 11. Paddle-like procdll 17, Remain 19. North em conltells.- •on et avenging 22. Inhabitant of a. t owil. 28 . Da.h-y 27. Bnllfed FER~ """ 1pirlta : Or. rellf. 30. To opera t e 40. Peer Gr nt't mother an a irp lane U , Varying 9. Meaaure ot 31. A t·t·y wetrht: lenrth of 10. Bitter vetch ILlarm IndiiL productfl 28. Jewlsh month 27. Body ot water ' I" .. 1\ 28. Exclamation 29. Play1ng I" I' bRIIOball 31.Paem 32. To hoard 33. Tt> disarrangP. : 7 l" ~ I' ~ I" ~: ~· ~a : " Z1 colloq, 34. S ici: 36. Club 37 . S ilk scarf: ercJ. 39. ' 'C hildren of Zb ,, .,. ~ . I'" ~ ~- ~ ~!"' J0 •• ~ 4+ navia 44. !"r ats 'TH' FIDDLER STOP FIDDLIN' due. tlon U. For&y• 115. Printer'• R·.:::J.-.,t f -z:'c,; ;· J[ ,,_., ~. ~ ::Y..;) ~~E · -:' . .:o;. ' : 9::·. ·__ ..,oj:,:; ... DAILY CR\:PTOQUOTE - Here'• how to work il: AXYDLBAAXR 18 LONGFELLOW ur:::e..- mlj a' I ti--·:? 6€' no~e ~ e?.---.; 1 Ow ll'tt N simply stands for another. In this sam]>le A is used for t11e u n·ee L'11, X for the two O's. etc. Hingle letterlf, apostropllies. t he length and formation of t he word ~ nre all h:nta, Earll Lla v the code !etten. are diUerenL A Cryptogram MK PMK M TURUAMW GLRUN EPL Quotation RLQLIN AHWU, LHTPB BL PMJU . X.B.-IXKAMUWX • ' l'l'llf(lrdt~)''s ( ~ ryp~quotc: BR:JNO MIDDLE-AGED IS A NfC IO: CHANGl<~ FROM BEIKr. YO UNC .-DOROTHY CA:-l'· FIELD FISHER •._, (() 1111U, • 5 ... it run$ lik~ a jackrabbit! Why not! It OUiht to considering the lettuce I've fed it!" ----------- -WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines U2 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8 00 Ohio Valley News 8 05 World Nt"WS 8 I0 Spurts Today 8 15 Weather II 16 Musical Clark 4:00 Discing wilh Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community News 5:05 l\lorld News 5,15 Sport• Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale U5 Sign Off SATURDAY U5 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7·08 Musical Clot·k R 5.'1 Com.nunit~ New! !:1 1.10 Talk ol the Town 7:30 New8 Headline!! 7-32 Mus1cat Clock 9 55 Mason County News 7:45 WoNt and Testtmony 1U 110 Public Servke IIJ 15 Family Worsh1p Hour 8·00 Ohto Valley NeW! 1tJ :to l.Rtth!IIMing 8 05 World News 8: 10 Sporl.') Today 11 UO News Beat II .05 Morning Melodies 8 · 15 Wt!<lther except Friday, Church 8: 16 Pt r'iea.sant H.S. Bello Ring Football 11 45 World News JO,ao Song & Story Hour 11 55 Mason County News 10:45 F'amil:y Worship Hour 12 00 Comrnunlt~ News 11:00 News, Army Hour IZ 05 Local News 11:30 Publlc Serv1ct .2 10 Markets 12 :00 News Roundup 12 15 Weatl1er 12:20 Bulletin Board .2 20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Nt!WS 0 Grams 12 ·25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matmt!e 2 30 County Agent 1:15 Ohio SLate Football t2 45 Country Go Roond 4:00 DiscinJ with Doss 1 55 News Beat UO Top ren Revue 5:00 News Rll...:ndup 2 00 Country Go Round 2 55 News Beat 5:15 Public Service 3 00 Midway Matinee 5::ill Dinner Musicale 3. 55 News Beat 5,45 Slgn Off TERRY ' .. ..~,;;: . .. ' . .KJ..o.& FIIB.tlll'U Syudi~a.W, ...-.s I.uc.) - - - - -- - WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6 00 Sign On -News 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:05 Country Music 6.20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamburee 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show tum News 3:00 Pomeroy Hi Football G.33 Rev. Raymond Jones· Rei 9,30 Middleport Hi Football 6:55 Sports Headlines 11 ;00 Top Ten Show <Dairy . 5,57 Weatlter Report Valley) '---'---:-----.J 7,00 News 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttona) · 1,05 Tiny's Chapel 12,00 Noon News LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 7,30 News 12,15 Musical Interlude ];~ ' Pickrns Hardware 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets <Tues · Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 7,50 News Report (OSU Football) 8 on Bill \1ill& Sbow i 6:45 Sign Off September· 8:00 Johnson · Shnpson Ins. l 5:45 Sign Off October Show IFt·i. 1 SUNDAYS 810 Roy's Food Basket Show [' 7,00 Sign On - News (Mon . Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday S.~owc.ase a· 45 Baker Furniture Show [ 8:00 French CitJ• Baptist Hour (Wed. Frt J 8:30 News 8:4S I&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliverance (Thurs.) lEider CUnei 9:00 News 9:48 Congressman A.bele 9.05 Coffee With Janet 10,05 Sunday Chapel lO .OO Grand Ole op"ry 10 :33 Wa shington Reports to 11.00 Mm1sterial Assoc. the >:oeople ll:J5 A.S.C _Program - Fri. 11:00 Sunday Show 11.15 Family Worship - Thurs. 12:00 1\oon News 11 :15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.-Tues . 12:15 Christians Hour Tl-IINK Tl1tS SOFT AND ll:J:S Swap Shop , 12:30 Rev . Merlin T~ets fi~ND IS '!i.O CAPA8LE 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona OF Pi.U-l/NG A TRII!r"EA. AI/D (SHUDDER) SENDING ta,oo Noon Report uo Rev. Silas Billups A LETHAL LOAD Of LEAP 12,15 Goesster·s Guest Star-Frl 2,00 Sunday Chapel Ttl ITS MARK..' 12 :15 Larry Anderson Sbow 2:3:1 Rev . Roscoe Tllorne 4:00 Jim Mees Show 3:00 Sunday Chapel 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 3:33 Country Hymntirner!. ('Jlmrs.) (Dan Hayman) 4:30 Local News 4:33 Sunday Showcase 5:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:00 Simon's Market · News 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:05 SundoWn Serenade 6:45 Sign ')ff September 6'46 Sign Of! September 5:45 Sign Off October USUAL-HE WAS THE LAST ONii OUT. LEFT" HIM Tl-IER! GOULD I CAN HARDLY BELIEVE , HOW COUL£) 1 I lw HAROLD GRAY Wli'Rll .)UO.'T t-'AR""'-Eii'> WANDE'?'E~~ : 1 DA88U: m PAIHT1!'1(j; WE. LIVE \11 THii: CAVE I \ ALWPWG 1l-KlU~~T ONE HAOo - - - - , ll:l BE ~()-1 AND IMPORlW'IT /" to HAVE ENEMIE$! 1-lMM·,.ISEtf "no!ANK YOU \IEQY MUCH. ... -~1 Bv GEOIIGE WONDEk -. !IEAOAll tr. .. I'AMOIJS OES!t3NEI? MUROEI?EO! 1 andl 1 bon& 2. COnltella.- e HUNTING ACCESSORIES e HUNTERS JACKETS ~ J l! ' I t\5 . A piece ot 17. Quan· lllundry• tllle11 roo m ~qu i p- 18. A m en t leg chJekM "peci&lly Sca n di· '',-..-l;!;i;_l I DOWN lS. A an ci f'nt 10 fl-~ . fooF! 1. Soo : Scot ch 20. Penrsu pteftx 2L Refil- cre1t 12. M1Jt&k11 43. Pert. ta. ' l I 1 AOR081 1. 15wa.mp land 1!1. CUb1c meter the Sun" }I' ,. ' DAILY CROSSWORD 4.2. Shows extreme f ond4 nes11 fo r I 1 alMt. I Gdchrtsl, · vu gle Mora Pomeroy, Ina Patter· waiver price. The Denver ron· Mr . and Mr~ . Ross \ e ~t sevson and 'Mike, Guysville, Mab- cos, weakest team in the league I I POMEROY, OH 10 or~ lC.I YOVRt ' er~llo:a~~e ~~~b~e:es~abcock eJ Sayre. Ethel Chevalier and in 1963, have first crack at the a.JO A. • . 141 'l..lk> f' ll O&UJ I been ill Nellie Stetltem. 251-pound bulldozer. latunl...., ___.,31 . 111. M. 1.t1 12:00 ooo~ ' h h For Sale l'rl 10 51\li'r w ~ab:~ Sayre · Pennsylvania Mrs. Donald Polley and dauIn New York the Jets put in I ro ru.ca A for Sale or Rent I ha s returned t~ her home_ after gltters, Co~umbus, spent t \e a bid for Cookie a~rl\y ef:~ U:SUL.1' IPaouuCJ.NO WUN't r\D 6RooMS and bath in Miner~- 1 63 Rambler _ $1 ,695 I visiting with Ethel Chevalier. weekend wLth Mr. and M r . the ~hour clalmmg per ville. Ohio Wn tP R(lymond - - ·-- -- - Wayne Prince. went mto effect. I " 770 '' VII 4 dr. Std . shift. I PHONE WY 2-2156 ' Brown, 7.l:i Slelzer 1\oild , Col- One ow ner_ Extra cl t> !lfl . Calling on Leone Babc~k "'nle club is ~~re b~,portant I ters will meet Thursday at 7 umbu s 1!l. Ohi o. ur (_';dl 235- I L the DAV hall followed were Mr. and Mrs. Marton than a single indiVIdual. Saban I 8712 . II 16 6tc ~~m~ ~eeting of the P~st Chiefs Riggs, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. said in ann~uncing ~~t the 664 Pontiac _ $3,195 i Cird of Thanks with Mrs. Richard Campbell and Gene Riggs, Elizabeth Lyons _loot-3 Gilchrtst was llntshed af· Cut<Jlin a Cnnv. Onl y 3,985 I Rutland, 0. SH 2-4811 -Mrs Frank Stewart as hostess. and Lynall, Betty Frednck, ter nearly three seasons in Bul~ t' HSY mil f'~. Power steering .. " wt WISH to thank all tho>e · for Rent es · • Ruth Lsrldns, VIrginia Carter. falo. "A lot of incident• have : .mt! IJnh·~. U.vdramati c. Al - -trho were so kind and hPlpt•d l 'Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Leoala Massar, Vera. Weber, taken place_ 1 gueBI!I eveey~dy I most h kt- t hf' ri ll Y it wa s s{lld . I Real Estate For Sale In any way during the loss of . BEf'OH E enld wea\llt'r. sNtlt' Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will Freda Larkins, Glad~ne New~ knows about the last game. .. ; -' aur beloyed, brother and uncl PI down in <l nier warm ho~s e . hold tl':~ir model meeting Thurs. lun and Ptlyllls Larkins. • FOH SALE : Two modern llou sSam Retbnire. Our thanks to . new tv r}.'l int ed outstdP . f 1\'l' day , November 19 at 8 p.m., at overnight guests of Mr. and Q-Wbo wa1 the fint protes, l1eated g ~ rage s. Trailer ! Dr. Ray Heaton and tile staff' mim;lt'; walk from Court the Columbia Gas Office in Mrs. Henry Hensley were ~~- estant E~l1eopal, b!tbef eon· Pom•roy, Ohio I lot. all utiliiir~s. (',ood loca of Veterans Memorial Hospit- \lou se. Heater turnisl1ed. \ Middleport \Jembers are urg~ and Mrs. Jim Trlpplett, , - l secra~ed m Amenea. .eJ. during his last illness, the Heond v 1M immedia te occu- PIGS lor sa lt·. Phone WY 2 _ 6554 _ ~ !ton m Mtdd leporL l~ar.&:e : NOV. 1! d 1 tt · d !Knox Ky . . 1 A-Thomas John Clagett nf many friends and neighbor s I paue< pJ 10 n~ WY 2-2660 ~cl commercial building, suttfl ~le i The> Praver and Study Groupe QN:/~ · Vis, i ting Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Tidewater, Md . 11 17 61 0 lor their food and floral ol·-1 11 18 :lie I fflf man y purpnsf'~. l~hl." ~tH i of tne Uni-ted Mehtodist church The Friendly Ne.ighbors Club!Smith were Mrs. Buf!X'd B~a:r~· --A . ferings, Also our sincHI' -~ - I USE li NE of om Caqwl Sll;lm-1 7-2:161. -- •_ P will meet at the church Wednes- 1will meet at the Columbia Gas Marion, 0 ., Mrs. Dale ' Q--~re there any rnl~~~ tbanks to tbe Jr. Class of , lfz Du lex 3 bedrooms. Sug.:~ r : prroers FREE wit h H i ll(' day al 9 : 15 a.m . ol'fiee in Middleport Friday atiReedsvllle. lean bardl that. change . . Wahama High S.:hool and th e Hu/ ar~n Pumer• .. Phone Lu~trt' Ca q wi Sham pno 13ak- FOH ~A LF: : :1 bf"droom hou~. Clas~ 12 of Heath Methodist 7 P- m. for a Christmas dem- Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Joe l color 1o white 1~ the wmter) 10 2 ur ro r Furni wrl', .\lidtlleporl. $R .!i0U.OO . Ph11nf' 773-5611. Churcll will meet Wednesday . onstration. J\1('mbers are to take l Bissell were Mr . and MGr ~: A-The. ptarmigan who~e Feeney Bennett Pos1_ol Am- WY 2_36111 . erican Legion for their lovely! 11 1r lit e ; Char leq Lyom, Mason evening. Nov . JR . at 8 p. m. at . a guesl. Charl~S Burrell, Chester, ~r 1 summer!Jme pluma~e ol:: 1 flowers, to Rev. Mahonl:':v for MOD~RN 4 room and batll ONii -KJN C size Florrnct> C0ill' 11 17 lie tht' church. Mrs . .James Cris- The Past Matron' s Club of iys Blssell, Dewitt! Run, . ' I ~Jack , brown, and_whtl~ m .. his words of C'omforL all ' 1 f l!;i het1 apartment M 1d- sl'l\· f', ~m ; dl dnm -lr~d· 1 ~ihl( ·. WP ll and Miss Bf'.'>.S Sanborn Evangeline Chapter, OES will Iand~1rs. Ted Hayman and Jan- 110.t 0 a s now - whtte gurb lor tllose teking part M p~Uj d~:;osrt \\'Y Z-3874. . urld 4 ch~:r i rs_ 66i-]2:rll. HOUSE FOH SM.. E. 4 rooms. will be devotional and pro- meet Friday i!Vening al. the let Bissell, Columbus . . St t rl w;nter. bearers and our spwa · 9 U tic l l l6 Utp : belh . rull basement. Storm _gr;1m le<lders. Hostesses a1·c 1home of Mrs. Charles Bennett [ Dinner guosts of Nelhe Jo~~ the Seu of thanks to the staff of Fogledoors anti wmduws. Alumm Mrs. c. E. Young, Mrs. James Beech-st. Mrs. Willis Anthony hem were Mr. and Mrs. rt'te l Q-W~~re are 0 _ and song Funeral Home who were i HOUSI': lor rent. 7 rooms and US Ell PIANOS . I - t•xtra nlce um siding . Can bf' S!'l'n at Euler . Mrs. William nobson will be tile as.sh;ting hosl.ess. Groce and Mr. and Mrs. Be ! Tranqulhty, Sere It)' .so kind and wonderful. Our i bath. Sll 2-48:H 11 12 6t r recondi tioned upright ptano 77.1 Cran t Stret:>l. Middleport . and Mrs. ll. E. Bush . NOV, 20 Smih . wer iVapours? ~-""eratfcehltatltndanek:erayn!;r:ltiyt:~ : FOH -!iENT: -Housrtrfl iler. • 8 with bench . Priced to st:>ll : Pricrct rea ~onubl('. The Midd leport Literary Club Fall Festival , Rudne Junior Mr. rmd Mrs. Har?l~.~re Mr I -~-0~ - the moon. w bed Call FrPo. df'li\'er~·- Call Rutl ;md 11 17 6tp will meet Wednesday afternoon High ouditorium. 7·10 p.m. l and .Jant(' were vtslti g. "I _ Mr and Mrs. Henrv Reit-' x :15 ft. Two room . furniturf'. SH 2-4811 . -- - -th at the home of Mrs. Charles I Carnes refreshment s fun for and Mrs. Allen Brewer Stivers- days With Mrs. Edna Stewart, ~irl:' , Jr .. ] Mrs_ Thelma! WY 2-2186 or \"''Y 2:13~~~7-tfc ' 11-14-::llc ron SALE . fl room house WI Bradbury at 2 P- m. Mrs. Don- 1;11 sPonsored by ~he Racme vifle. Reedsville. _ _ __ __ 3 extra lots. _ 2 squares from . ld 1\fll ill review. "Culture pTA I David Smith spent several - Violet Smith Savre and A an. 1 11 18 llp I FUilNISHED ') -r~~- house, Zll; ZAG 1964 Sewing Machine I Court House m Pbom1 ercov•. 1. \P'~~cy- 1 ~gain~t sM:n" by Jules Henry : : ' ' ~ · ,11, .2 Con autom aticall v buttonholes,' ed very reasona e. ¥¥ · . . 1 • bnt h and basemen · · <~ -, •· . . and Mrs Dale Dutton WI11 g1ve k evervone .· dor St ., p omero~., I ~ rws on butt11ns, m o nogro~m s. \ 2 6 ~ 24 11 13 6tc ·· WE WISH to th an . . . d . . -a _ "The Naked Society" by Vance for the ir kindness at the ' 10 27 trc bhnd hem~. laney estgns. _______ --- 1 deAth of our ' (;uaranteed . Bolance. $3988.1FOR SALE : Modern frnme Packard . t 'tme of t'e bl k gar The Past Presidents of t ll c " 11 12 51 c homE'. gas. nrw wife and mother, Betty Diehl. ' THAlLER lots l'nr renl. close , WY 2- 2204 · or American Legion Auxiliary ol ' Special thanks to Meigs Gen-: to Laundrymat and schools APPLES. flurdrtle F'ruit age. 1 acre, more or les~ r>n~w Webster Post will meet era! Hospital, Doctors and Valley Lumber & Supply Com· \"·-·· 2_1,.9,, 0_1 Nire lot and garden. Loe~J ie h l'arm . Plwnr ¥ • on Wednesdny evening at the orne · 1 2 miles from Pomeroy, nurses, the Ewmg Funeral pany, Middleport 10 :!.-t c Pomeroy. Oht o, RL L Harrisonville Road. You nave of Mrs. George Hackett Sr., I Hume and the pallbearers. . , 10 23 2J! p · ' 1 We a~e grateful tu I hose who 1, HH~:E ar.d lour rM'l, furn, . , he , to set> the home to appred- Midd eport. 1 d etl and tJQiurmshi!!O apart- I alf' it Phone WY 2·6046 . The annual baz.aar ~ponsorsent noral offcnng~ fin W't '!-!'-.434 - 12 6 tfc 'ilN<a.:J~ Sewrn r mt~chine.a . 11 12 6tc cd by the Women B Guild of brought food, and 10 all uth· l menta . _.. , new . S5!1 ~II up ~everal use(! ~ , the Federated church will be 1, ers who llelped us in any iMiddleport ' A.partment, 5 rooms mal'hines at Mrg_aln pr~ces •SEVF.N ROOM brlck home in held at the church Wednesday, way . j bilth :md ha.<:> ment. on gnound The t''a•ute "\hop •nger Sale~ p .mt:roy, two bathrooms, 4 beginning at fl a.m . A quill, tan. Charles Dit>hl & Family I floor Ne"'! iy -~c~f : rt t>d . hard· and ~~" rrP , PomerO\' 01110 bedroom s, garage. baseme~t. cy work and homemade baked 11 18 ltp wood flourS · 'ilitlmwtt r heal 1 WY 2-21M. 4 21 tfc 3 fim~hed room_s tn attiC good s will be sold. A turkey and 1 Call W\' 2-32UU. lD lU t(c · .. .. • ham d 1 "nn"r will be sf>rWE WOULD )ike to thank our SLUGGIS1-I septic tank '! Clog-1 Large ot. Olll ol 111gt1 w~1er 1-.r1n.,k t:U ~ nPi ghbors flnd friends for · --ged drams? Get Klrfl n-Em-A!I . Ceniral heatmg Inquire ved from 5-7 p.m. Price o( thr the floral offeri ngs sent at for Sale Septi t tank Clraner at Land- ~ Charle3 Wildermuth WY 2· dinner is '1.50 for adults and Our complete line of huntina 9-26 -tfc: 75 cents for chi ldrf:'tl. the time of thl' death (If mark F ~rm Bure~u. 2205 or ~ry 2-tillS. supplies and equipment Is here Maude Cante~bury . We appre-- , 19:. 4 ONE '!'ON tnH'k . v.it h ('a\ · 10-31 ·30tc . '•'OH SAI.E- Mid~lep•~r 1~ - "t;\J. r The Chester _ Communi ! ~· CiDie il.nd wdl nrver forge! lit• rnck or lrarlr lor p1ck-111J. 10 It tic eSt building, \ocaWO 35:l N Homemakers wt\1 ~eet at the ready for selection. Made by _your kindness. . C ll ('II 7-2337 11 1fl :\tr , • Second SlretH. Mi!tdlcpor·t home of Mrs . Ho) !-:loiter on I' 3 The Canterbury FamJiy Instructions PricPd for quick bale lo- i Wednesd8~> Nov. 18, from 1 to · world-known manufacturers and 11 18 ltc l ClTIZEN Band A.ntcnn!l. Hy· at Ohio HoteL 3 p. m. Creative arts f_o r I in a large range of pri~u. -------:----:--~;-- Gaih. C.L.R . ·· Top 11" " .. h:rs(' I u . S. CtVIL SERVICE TE51SI quire I Cllristmafl with metal toolmg, Lost and Found antenn<~ Ltk!:' rl('W. prHNi 1111 ·•~ " wome11. 111 ~:t staM !lieD • Auto Sales tin work. textile pain ling and ll02 !}() a w~ek Prepar~ton tuln1n1 ' 11 b f t d Mater - - ----- - ----qutck sdl f' PhonE' \VY :l-2440 l rnltl ''~'P'""' , rll,u A •IId~ ~, 1n1... aprons wt e ea ure · • 011 1 LOST- Lady's Bulova Watch, ! 111 1.," 2 2 ~!ll 11 IH tfr •p en ~:xJMr1enr• ·•~""11 ~ ' " ''e• 1959 BISCAYNE Chevrolet. 2- ials will be available lor anyI < t da ali 'V 1 •an f "RRI lntono,tl ..fl on joh, d d . . . 1 t IC ·Pas crysta' ..,a ur Y , 01 u,e~ ... ""'"entA wr11• run"" door, 6 cylinder stan ar one attending. ~ 1vln;: "nm• Qo'l!l~·~~~ ~~~~ phon~ h'ft radt'o and heater. New . NOV. 19 Kroger's. Reward. Call WY 2-- TH!:'.:A~ WILL bt> <l big audion l.lnenln s,&1'V1oe Bu 4110. Th• S 1 , OF :.. 6665. ll 16 3tc Salurda ~· night at 7 1> - m. 6 1 ualll' ot; enl!nl"'l painl. WI 9-3443. Bclltel Nu . 62 of the InternaLaurel Cliff. H1 124. be11 16 6tp llonal Order of Job's Daughters ~ rl !48 Th Bust'ness Services · twf'f'n R1 s..)3 an - rrf' will meet at Pomeroy Masomc Notice will ht> a tol of good mer- ~ l-1 - N1954 BUICK .entury. Excellent Temple, Thursday al 7:30p.m. •·handi ~t? . Hu~sell WPl ch. NELSONS r ur. ousc. ow ! running condition. Priced A County Workshop for McmPliTERS- WESTERN HO HUNTING ON THE Robert 1l 1g :.Hp open for busmes~ on ~tcch- 1 rigllt. Hacketl's Sohio Serv· ll d ::Ritchie Farm. 11 18 6tp anic St.. Pomeroy . HIde s l ice_ 1{' 22 tfc bership and Evange sm an REMINGTON :-"""'==:-::-:--:----· 1960 ronDs tat ion Wagun , 9 and fur~. 11 18 61p Christian Social Concern comRAWLEIGH Products for sale. passenger . aut•)matlc shift fR_A _N-S·M-t-SS10N -Salvage ComTbe Rambler mission members, will meet ' Wy~2-M12. 10-24~30tc <·rin" . Phone World Standard of Compact Thursday evening, Nov. 19, 7:30 ;md power ~ te "' R · · g all makes t H Ut Methodist ! 11 18 6tc pany . epamn · Excellence to 9 P· m. a ea · Ivy 2-f.!I H) , ·tom~tic and standard transCh h in Middleport I I - - ---- - -1 car -m ride and pel'- lii'C · 8 1 1 Your Ltndmerk Service - ' '\1arket. Syracuse. '· rntssmns . ".na un·ce Gagnon • formance.·Small Cltr ecanoiDY ' The women's Assoct'alt'on o . Harden 's Station Is Giving Away A with the low. low everyday ! Owner. Phone WY 2-6173. and managerability the First United Presbyterian prices. Extra spccinls. Thurs-1 ll l7 trc See Church in Middleport will meet Metropolitan Moton Thursday evening at the day . Friday . 8nd Saturday. · &arl Groes«, Plumblng aiiCl Register for thb good second Large country fresh, white \ Heating E. Main Street, Pomeroy church at 7:30 P· m. A Thankscar each time you dri\'e in. No purebase n~cessary, just ! eggs_ 3 dnz. $1.39 Foirmont·l Mtnernflle. 0100 Pbone W'1! 2-387t giving offering will be taken. register. 1·~ gal.. ·ce cream, reg. 98c E d llle! 4 22 Uc l 1Mrs. Carl ~orkyEd is dprogram n ~·our sew~r uOU T k for only 79<:'. 5 lb. bag Flor· We ban aD sbee . leader with Mrs. war ew s· HOME OP UNtCO TIRES ida orange, 49c doz. Reg. 89c Sewer Machines Help Wanted bary devotional chairman. HosLSUPER SERVICf. MINUTRub pain re1iever, 59c ' 1\e.&JODJble Ra&el tesses will be Mrs. Rod~ . STATION Fresh cranberries. 29c lb. CaD w~ z.-zt7ol nay or Night LOOKING J~~; SECURE ney Sauer, Mrs. William Ingels, Jack W. Cartey $1.50 \'alue Revlon Hair spray · 1 2& ttc Mrs. Richard Vaughan, Mrs. Mgr _ WY 2-9932 I 79c tax. Bologna . 3 lb. $1 00. t'r-'" tar u s. Ch1J s.me• ~·· Annis Ohlinger, Mrs. Jud!on ~~~~~~======'I Morton's TV dinners, 39c. Ev- Hl<~ATING, Plnmblng. Mueller , .. our ad 110der wtructtorr ~i•lf1- White and Mrs. Carl Gilplore. A.UTOMOBU..E Insurance been ans Leader Bacon, 49c lb Furnace&, Araold Brothers. nuu 11n. um=olll 9erY1e•- CltabLU»- The Twin City Shrine Club cancelled? t.ost your opera11 18 :uc 618 Ea~t Matn Street, Pom- ...., ,a~.~ will hold their regular meeting · · oroy. Pboao Wll 2--MO. HELP WANTED-MALE at the club room in Masonic tDr'a UceDM? CaD WY r:::'~ AU~ON.~ _ at., Nov. 2:. 1964 1 1 ~ t1 S ' w c ACCOUNTANT Temple, Midd1eporl, Thursday 1~ v" WIIIIUI at 8 P- m. There wUI be elec· beginning at 12:30 P· m. at hree miles north AUl.'''l'lONt;ER Major \ndustrtal C(lfflOralion hal M b •• my home t Cltecr oppOrtunit~· HTlmeUiatel)' I tiOfl of offiefS, em erJ are IN of Five Points near the Hill 'I Completfl Service available lor ;. N·nuntaR ts. Shnutrt brt'ng their 1"-'u dues card. Er& For Rent ~u madford be rec~nl colle,lll' ~raduate, mill:nn Pony Fo.rm (follow the sa Ie .....-. tary uempt. ~orne e.pertence nie Roush, grand guard of l>.'rHe, P'aoae lllf Coat84!t preferred. bUt not euflntlal- !'du1' and 33) · be .,,,nn .. 11 to ,. .. tocate. Ge>nd Aladdin Temple, will be presFURNISHED 5 room apart· arrows from Rt s. 7 &. c. BRADFORD ~<tarUnll ulary, rull b~ner.ts, ex- ent. All members are urged to ment. Newell's Sunoca, Ches- I will seU the following : Raebte, 01111 c:elhmt tutun• - For <·onfldenUal Living room suite, two-piece Interview, wrllll brll'f letter ' uul- attend. I ter, ~85·2305_ 11 17 tic S 13 Uc ntar,. lining requtr uperier,.... •tuH l rf u·~ ·ons. 'Ill W kers Class of davenport. two dressers, beds, .. m.:on t ~ to: • The Wt ng or rocking chairs, rugs, cllina B uooF I - EUJI churcb TRAILER lots. Slate approved. . .;{,~ Dally senliotl the Enterpnse . cupboards, dishes (some anj EXPERIENCED Pomeruy, c.. will meet at the home of MISS Brown's Trailer Park, Miners.. t1que), electric range, coa An EQual Opportuni t.v Empto,u Dorothy I.A:Ina Thursday evenville, Oh1o. WY 2-3324. \ (with water tank) , ing. There will ~ election of : 11 11 30tc range Wllshing machine, I awn RKI'URN s.TuRDAt I ofrt·cers. I BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARB CARRIED HERII Ill OUR STORE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Me24 ONE NEWLY Furnished effi mowers, garden tractor, Leughlin returned Saturday A Christmas (heBazaar held at the , ciency apartment. Also 1 • 31 extension ladder, step Iadd er, N from Torch Lake, Micll .. where bake ssle will room apartment with stove lard press, iron ketttle. ndA1- From tbe l.ar~est true~ or they had been called Nov. 8 nrst United ·Presbyterian church! - and refrigerator furnished. TIQUES' Love . sea , ca e oullrtozer r3dlator to tbe due to an automo b.1Ie accl- r1·0 Mt. ddlepor•..., Thursday, Nov. Suitable for 1 or 2 people . mold. powder hom, 2 wa 11 starting at 1:30 a: m. ~U "EVERYTIUNG IN HARDWAn" f <Jma llest heatet core. dent which claimed the life o[ 19 , Coats Building. 1H4-Ifc t.elephones, picture rames his father- Frank McLaughlin, bazaar Items to be contributed othor items too numerous to 81 , and left Mrs. Marian Me- should be al the cburcl> WedTHREE ROOMS and bath. Fur- mention. PomerOY Laughlin. 55, hospitali?.ed in nesday evening. Bake Sale items nished. 170 'h Mulberry. Reas- Lunch available. II=>N=Y==l=·l=t=43~=~====~1 Traverse City, MJcll. Mr . Me- should be brought Thursday James B. Baily, Owner 1:L o_ McCOY. AUt.'7IONEE·R Laughlin was buried Friday, mormng. · _ onable rent. CsU WY 2·2575 . _ 1 I. 0. McCoy, Auctiotleer, 3 23 tic Nov. 13, 1964, in Wauseon, Ohio. Magnolia Temple Pythmn Sis-or at 31B Second St. 11 16 5tc Chester, Ohio. 11 16 3\c OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. • week-I at the hol!ll! ol Mr. and Ml'tl. Guy Hayman. Present wert Dr. and Mrs. Glen Barton, Mlcl· _M_r___a_nd_M_rs_ . -Da-:vl~d-:S:"'m":::'lih d!eboro, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. ~ USED APPLIANCES PRICED SPECIAL ' - $169 @) Gnclnist Is I • • ed by A family rounlllll was ll01d DtsmiSS Pen~lvanla spent the end with Ethel Larkins. 11 lB 3tc 1 PHoTO Copytn& Service i IRONINGS TO do in my home ,3.00 bushel . Al so wash and V8 ~n g t n e . standard I roms A n u·e barga in, Insurance ol 1958 Chevrolet 2 Door Biscayne _ _ _ $495 - I $545 heat er, rad io. 1957 Dodge 2 Door Wanted -- ~ wnr<' rm l'hftl ..,. •..-uu•• tn.ert.lna. 'il'l', tnl•S. ' Mr and !lin. Burdltll !llllm, Long Bottom JOHNSOH Slmpaon Lnsura!K:f! WILL DO sewing and allere. Ago..,, '~n. All ronru In ' Society News lions. Evelyn Warner, 2l".. surao...... Jlm Jobnson anrl Emp loyment Pomeroy Mo~or Co. -- 1957 Chevrolet 21 0 · V 8 • 4 Door _ Standa rd trans. New .. ... ... .. ... wa: . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ....... ) , . . . - - - - - - - - - . 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . Nov . 18 . 1964 ------2 SIGNS _ ' r WANT AD - - - _._ _ J• OKAV·l'LL LOWER IT �' ' I 16-DaUy Sentinel, 0 . Nov. 18. 1964 .-------~ · - Pomeroy-Middleport, ·-- • Theodorus Council, D of A, Holds Dinner Observing 52nd Anniversary Theodorus Council. DauR:hters Charter members present, of America celebrated Its 52nd Elizabeth Campbell, Ethel Can- rt Getting ersonal ..• In Pomrroy . epo anniversary' at a turke)' dinner terbury, Nancy Walker, Edith Mrs. Mary Hill and nef>lleiN, II Manne Ser:&eant ~na~ Ma- l at 6:30 p.m. Monda) evening, Ryther and Bernice Ebersbach Michael Jones of theny, who IS partlClpatmg _m[preceding the reJU\ar m~ung. and state officers, Ed1th Betz- spent the weekend with hff' the amphibious combat tn.m- A large cake Iced in white edg- ling, associate state vice cow1- ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. tng program m Europe, Is th~ l ed in blue with red and bl_ue cilor , Ma_rie Hauck,_council I Eddie and Pete Covert and son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ma nowers and the inscription deputy Lucille B. Hawkms, pest Igirl fri~nds of Charleston, lheny of_ Leon, W. Va. He lS I ''Theodorus D. of A. 52nd Anni- state councilor, and Lottie Co- Va were Sunday guests of Mr . the son-m-law of Mr: and Mrs.1versary '' in red, in fu,· center, 1hen, councilor, were seated at1and Mrs . E. J . Hill Albert Roush, N. Third- Ave .• was served '¥lth the dinner. Ia spec1aJ table at the fr?nt 1 Mr and ~irs. Melvin HoOO 1\tiddleport. p ceding the dmner t h e A large red rosette wJth blue , . t.h k d ~I rs Delbert Mitchell, Wor· re san " Praise dod From , flowers al intervals and center- ~ famtl_y sp~nt t e ~ee en thy Matron elect of £\'angeline ~~~~ AllgBiessings Flow,, ed With tl tall white taper with relatJ~es m Col~m us Chapter. OES, Mrs . Allen ! The patnotic themt: was car· blue flower tied with blue satin, Wilham Mrqmg of East Hughes and Mrs. Marie Hawkd 0 t on the tables which bow was the centerpiece. A ora, N. Y. VISited Pomeroy ~! 1ns uttended the grand mstalla - ' ~:re ~autiful m white cover Iname card and. handkerchief friends over the weekend . .Jon at the New Matamoras and centered with a tall white tied with red' satm bows mark. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Chapter, OES, Monday e~enmg. 1 ta t-r .., 11 h a red nylon net ros- , ed each place. spent the Wf'~kend _at Dr. and Mrs. J . J. DaviS have on on side and a blue on Lottie Cohen, councilor, pre- ton, W. ~a. wah t~r. rt"lurned from a ocothel a stvroroam base. S!ded at the meeting which op- Rev, Richard ran crUise in the Vtrgm islands Ne k ' · ed white and ened in ntuallstlc fOrm. Report . lng a few days in and other points dunng which blap mt, w~rea:d ;flvors were ed ill were Maxine Moore in Mrs. Eslie Mossman ume Dr . Davis attended a med- 1 :e s rosettes altemat- I Veterans Memotial Hospital, ed to the home of her son 1ca\ semmar sponsored by Iny on_ l:rs of red white 8 n d 1Murgaret Hemsley, Cora Den- daughter-in-law, Mr. an Duke UniversLty held aboard 1mg <O f ·b ny Edtth &ttey and Clara Eich- Mrs. Earl Mossman Saturday, the Swedtsh·American Liner, , blue on s~yro oam ase. inger and round robin get well I from. ~eigs ~eneral Hospital Kungsholm. They vislted sever· I cards were sent them. Also re- and IS 1mprovmg. , . al ISlands including St Thorn- , ported ill were Ethel Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ohn Gen~e~m as and St. John in the Vwgm and Kathryn r.oodwm. A sym· er of Columbus ar~ spe ding Islands; Martinique, a French OSfS pulhy card was sent to Fannie a few d~ys With the1r daughter Island; Tr1nidad, Barbadns. and McNamee who lost her broU1- and son-m-Jaw.' Mr. and Mr. Guadelupt, reeturmn~ to New er bv dealh. William Shrndan .ilnd York where they to()k 0:1 plane Mr und Mrs Damon Far-1 A ·communication was read and other relat1ves m the area. to Columbus and went by plane rd l t:mt~rt<:.med the Loyal •from Myrtle Timmerman and Mr. and Mrs. C1arence Gat:d·ll from Columbus to New York , Helpers l'ld ss ol lhe Asbury icard ol thanks from the Smith ner of Ft. Thomas, Ky. are where they boardf'd tht• lmer I Methodist church of Syracuse family Jane Ann Hitc and Mar- guests of Mrs. Anna Ye8gt!l'll Mrs Puul Smart l1as return- :\1ondJy t- vemng at then home I ret Hemsle)· who were un- and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hood. · a v1 sit in Platl sburg • TIt' 1 mee t mg, m · chatge of lga ed from able to attend ' sent greetings, with her daughter and family , .\1rs. Halph H.obson, PI'CS iden~. i Nomination of orficers was held. PLAN CARD SH~WER the Rev . and Mrs Gt>orge Sid- upened with Psalm 23 In um- 1Pillow slips donated by tJJe or. Friends are plenmng a bh·th-11 daH. Mr . Smart brought her ~un. IJI'\'u110ns were le~ by Mr~ ' phans commil tee was Wllfi by day card sho~er Nov. 22 for home Sunday \\·JI!Jam Houdashelt .""ho gav Edna ReibeL A standing vote Wilmer A. Rtce of near. TupMr. and ~Irs. Harold Bathlel u 'JIHml\sgt:mg medltatwn trom of thanks was given the kltch-[~e~s Plai?s, who was ser1~usly or Barberton . and M.r. and ~lrs The Suppt-1 Room and closed en and dining room commit- InJUred m an au~o a.ccldent Bruce Bachtel <~nf! son , Bruce, w1th praver . . Lee for their work in prepar- ISept. 21. He and h1s wife are of Medina . visited o~·E'r t he Plans v.tore made fm: a Chnsl- !' s for the dinner. Iconvalescing tit the home of a weekend with Mr and Mrs . m;Js Uinrwr at Crow s fawn cmd l a ~~ns were made for a Christ. son near Zanesville. Cards"~:~ ~~ Forrest Bachtel and daughter. Countr~ n•<;~ aurant on Decem- f!S party and 50 cents gift ex:-' be sent to Frazeysburg, 0., c. Carol. · ber .14 · followl:'d b~ purty and ~~nge at the next meeting, of John Rice. Mrs r; G. Zt-Jgler has return· $1 gilt exch;mge Ill the party I Oecc ber 7. Cookies and cof- --- - ed from Radford, Va. where room Gt-t ;u; ll cards and bas-~ fee w~ll be served. It was anWANTS P~OPOS~ she attended funera l se1v1ces ket s of truH were se~l lo .,.Mrs. ed that Lottie Cohen would Sealed proposals wtll be to•· her sister-m-law, .\1r s Hat Am,? rose F'hmagun, 1\.trs. Eldon . ~~~:~.e her 50th weddmg anni- ceived until 10 a.m., on Tuescher Meader She ul<:.o V l~l ted 'A-ti l and. i\'.telvm G~Jmm. versary on November 23 snd ldcy, November 24th at the m Beckley, W. Va. Wtlh her Mrs. Wilham F:Lchmge_r Jr. Edith Lanning on December :fices o( the Ohio Department of son and daughtN·m-law. Mr r read and dls~ussed the ltfe of 24 Brief talks were given by Highways in COlumbus for and Mrs. Randolph Zeigler. ; Rebecca . dun~g the program M~s Betzing, Mrs Canterbury. struction of a new curb on 1.53 Miss Sarol1 Bechtle. daugh- hour. after wh1ch. the meetmg l Mrs. 8bersbach ·Dori! Darst !miles of SR 13 In the vill.ag!!.ol ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jnck _Bf'ch- ~l osed with tht' I\llizpah beuedJC- ~ 1 ·Mrs. Hauck: IGlouster, Athens county. tie was m New Ph1ladelphta, re· tlon. :;;;_~~~~oiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiiioiiii"""oiiiioiiiioiiiioiiii cently \o\here shf' w<~s the m<~id · A desst>rt course wa.!l serv- :r ::~1-honor at thf' wedding of her ed by the hostess to the above ~lassmate, M1ss Carol Otl and and .\hss Marcia Mr · 1 ~r MPrle Degen. An~ther i Royal Thomas, Mrs,. T~~:~ :lassmatf', Helen Bolt, register· Hayman, Mrs. Melvm I ~O 1he guests. The girls are and Mrs. Helen Damewood. 1 nudems at the Columbus Buslless trmversity m Columbus. Mr Richard Oiler attended , You can reslly savo In Elborfelds Toyland with these Father·, Weekeod " the guest sale prices on Toys for boys and girls of all ages. of hts sun, Rtchard, at Miami Stop in Elberlolds Toyland. See all tho Toys on salo Un1versit~ . He ~·as accompan· , ied by his brother-in-law, .Mr. : The JOF class of the Unit· plus decorafiona for th• Holiday Susan. I i tf tw~rweeks ~he ~m 1 \::le Msa~r:~II::n~ISia~~rn: l l m Farrells are H Wh en Class Meets Elberfelds In Pomeroy Have The Bargains I Reuben Collms. who substltut · t>d ,\lethodtsl church held its ed for one ol the boy's father , annua! Thanksgiving · 1 who wJs unable to be prest>nl i Monday evt>ning at the church They were guests at the Irate~- A turkey dinner was served nity house and attended the Ml·!at ti :30 and members were ; ami· Dayton football game and ed at a table YJith white cover , other artivLI!es planned lor the nnd ceJJtered with a · I Dads. , ,, ' ing <Jrrangement with gold : Gwynn Reynolds of Mon.•, 1;, 11 red candles on either side. I town, W. Va., 13 the guest. 1 1Jrs. Everett Thomas asked . t s, Mr · and 1\'11· graee. her grandparen 1 Bd~ar Reynolds. She acco:: Mrs Antone Lucke, preside.nt, I pamed them to Midd~eport ain l conducted the business session 1 er the weekend and . Will rem , following the dinner. The hymn for the Thanksglv!~g h.o~td~j "Let A Little Sunshine In," when her parents Will VISit m, opened the meeting, followed Middleport. . ' bv responsible reading of "Song Mrs. WRyne G1bbons has re- 10f Thanksgiving" and th turned to her home after spe~d- ; Lord's Prayer ~n umson. lng two "eeks in Bucyru~ ~~~ . Members responded to hE'~ father, Mr. ~· E . Ca~ar ~ call with a Thanksgiving verse. and her sister, MJss Ruth · I Mrs Dwight Parker and ""'·" iOn . . IE E Bryant were named wendy and Michl BastJanla icht.ck. on certain improven1~ntsll ~f Gall1poli~ vlsite.d . over t ~r~ i to the church. It was voted weekend Wlth lhelr grandp d remember shut-in~ at ChJ"Ist·ll ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloy time. It was agreed mas and son, M'k I e. 'fheu 1 accompan. 1i members would bring ~=~~~~ 1ed their mo.ther to Gall!po 8 ' goods to the church for Monday evemng. for needy families. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Speaker an~ Jed asWebste,iri.~£f~~~~ ~ , Says I wefe Mrs. named lhe Special Schoo ing committee. An · MeJgS • tofromhaveMrs.a Christmas Clifford Nee ded m pu,ty I ' A play entitled, "These are her home was accepted Not Children." was presen~l there will be a 50 cents Dj' the Ohio University Family exchange. 1 Plevers. '.\hen U1e l'1lester -::--:::-:-=-:-::: P.T-.A. met in regular session MRS. JULLIEN DJ~ November lti. Following the Word has been received play there was discussion. on of the death of Mrs. Clara the problems of, and solutions Jullien, a former Pomeroy for the mentally retarded, led ident. She died Saturday at w Rev. Wilham L. Fountain, home of a daughter, M1·s. Campus Pastor for Lutheran sie Glass, 3321 Plateau Place, ;tudents at Ohio U , and pres- Evandale Otrter surviVors ldent of Mental Health Assn, elude anolher daughter, M r s. md Council ror Retarded Chi!- Anna Gallaher and two sons, Jren. George and Leslie Jullien. Ht stressed the need for a era! services were held ·rut!S-11 school for men&ally ntarded day at Evandale. lu tblo vlclnlly. --~ ----- - - -- 11 • . ' ' .._}' ''""'" •.1 ,.,~~Jt ., I'·' . 'Ill',J'<' •~., .... .. Jh' '• NO. I 86 e ~OY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO Piketon Beauty is Queen savings. Hen is your opportunity to purchase a Prlntzess Coal at an .; I 1 I Of College Hom.ecoming f. unusual price. Beautiful coats of quality fabrics Many -~ } styles and colors to choose from In untrimmed and I - fur trimmed coats. , Regular $129.00 WOMENS COATS SALE $99,00 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1964 .. Rights Leader King DenieS · Regular $119.00 WOMENS COATS SALE -$B8.00 Regular $99.00 WOMENS COATS SALE$"-~ • Regular $89.50 WOMENS COATS SALE $66.00 Regular $79.50 WOMENS COATS • SALE $55.00 Regular $69.50 WOMENS COATS SALE $44:ClP Regular $59.50 WOMENS COATS _, . I' J j FIT ! ----:------. FORA i i SALE $38.00 :. J -..,---------" Genuine A Special . ·HEEKSUEDE ~ COA T.S Purcha~e Of Women's 1-9·50 3~" coat of eenuine heeksuede. Can be worn witb or with· out self belt. Pile llned, covered but- ELBERFELDS COATS $28 Derailed, No One Injured Outstanding values In womens a I I wool coats, Cinnamon, , cocoa an4 solids and tweeds. 'f!llow styles to choose from. AD Many I"~D • Is Located In The Toy Building (Continued on Pag• !) SALE tons. Sizes 8 to 18. e ELBERFELDS TOYLAND w 2 Doors Below Court St. on Main St. arm lnterlln· lngs. Junior and ROUND THE WORLD 39<: Gilbert 80 Power PICTURE PUZZLES REFLEOING TELESCOPES Over 400 pieces - every piece locks - Rio De Janeiro - Nikko, Japan - Waikiki- Hawaii, Portofino Italy and Regularly $22.50. 1\a!l 26 st~el tripod. Precision rack and pinion (1)eusing. Swivels full 360 degrees. inch many others. Sale - 4 for $]-OO 29c 10 $1.00 sizea. Group Of WOMEN'S DRESSES Girll' Solo stock - 4.50 GINGERBREAD HOUSE Flexible - . Misses A Special For This Salel Other Jlguw Puzzles durable - Hours ol fun for boys and girls. Just 7 to sell 2.00 ••• CRY BABY MAGIC BOnLES Bottle empties - hear cryillj: voJce - refills itself. Sizes and Halt Sizes. A wide selection of fabric1, atyle1 and colon. Take advantaee of tbeae 11.vinga, A group of gills coats In all WllOl fabrics and wa· ter .. ~l!pdielll poplins. Plain Tailored styles and Wo1110111D,_ SALE B9c $10.00 MAGIC POURING PERC Rogular $10.95 to $13.95 Coffee disappears a• you poUl' is upright. Winter'CQCits Junior Si.zel, Mi1se1 · Rogulor $16.50 to $25.00 reappears when perc . Wamens DrHMI SALE ' $6.00 69c little Mother DIAPER BAG SET With accessorie1 - fine gift for that little girl, B9c 236 Mons $7.95 to $22.50 loyiiJ4.Y~ ' TALKING CHAm CATHY GETAR By MAUEL .Made by Mittel - Ca&per She 1ays 18 dtffereDt things - the talkllle doU au the glrll lfke, - Beany - eecu Woody Woodpecker Sale prlee $CJ.24 BJoe!r;. L::::;:::::.;:;;r,;;:.__..,._____ EJL.:.rfelcls In PoMeroy TovJand '' Coats and Jackets 1.59 larbtt Music Box Kautz president, extend·~ Stettler: original, ~;:;:::;::;::::;:;;~;;;;~;~~~; edCarl thanks w' all who helped In sixth. seventh. andRandy eighlb r my way to mak• the recent prettiest, Diane Lodwick Take advantage . ~ tbe ~peclal Sale Prices This Halloween Party a success. hest, 1Kim Flck; original, Jim . Week In llberfe,kll Mlln StoN _ In tbe Middle of tbe l'hose who won costume pr1zes Heaton. were Pre-school, Pcettiest. Nat.- Mrs. Carl Weese's flfllt gra,de Mld<Ue llie Clark: Ugliest. Judy Spen- woo a OOok lor bavlng Zl par-:~":"'~:-...,;_. :er: most original. Laura Clark. ents present at room count. First, secoud, and third The December' meeUng • I· grades - Prettiest, Janice HoJ. be a Christmas prog~:am at . . :er: uglleot, Mark Clark : orig- school December Jl at 1:311 Tw~ Dooq.J etow Court Strut lnal, Nancy Ridenour. m. Mrs. Donald Mora andg~:;;;,ll Fourth •nd filth - pretliellt, Pearl Cuto w!U be Ia c On Main Street Kalll)o Dill; Uflliest, Dickie o1 lbe procram. IL_.;._ _,__"""!,...----~-::--:-,t'-:r-- II VOL XVI Select group of Printzess Coats at great SALE OF TOYS Annual Dinner Is Held by J. 0. f. ClaSS ~ SALE I PRI NTZESS COATS 1 I .. ... llltrlot .... flllll&ht. PrL 07 olottdy. - , . llld colder 1rillo oeaolooai Upt mow. Low taa111t1 - · IIIP Fridlr JWt. <€1. ·a Thia Week-end a Big Barg•ln s.le of Mens and Bo-yS an ... w"~n• · end Girl• Coats - and Also Cosmetics- Mens Tolletrln- •._.r, Preparation~ - Dental Needs - Creams - Lotions, etc. I i W'EATHER . ettrng Personal •.. 10 Middl ' r •! " ' •· ' . and. Jackets 5ale Prices from 36 to 54. Buy yolll'l thla wee- end and save, all dependable weD known brands and all barplns at Elberfelda reauiu' prleet now• tbeae sile prices. $7.95 Cull4ockota .. .. .. • • • • • • • • ..,1, M.JCI" $9..95 Coalwoclcot• ••••••••••••• : S.lio tl.so tl0.f5 ~Kkell ...... •""" Sal~ .,~, . ' $12.95 eo.....,.~.,. ~;. sa1h'i1;oo :'" ' $1~~95 ~keta ......... ' ;<'I.: .. 1';.1""1:'/.', j $16••-~II,Ciitf. .......... .. .., ....~ .. ~' '*· ._ ' $11.95 · ~~kell ..... .. .. . . ' Save mere at l ;/ J . '. Sizea .......... to tl6.10 ~: \' ' •••••• •• ~ •••• & ••• llle$4.25 ~le $5.5() Sale '$7.10 ..•.... ·.. " . s~ • ....so .. ...• 00 ~.~ . . . . . . . . . . . . .7. • f ••••••• S.le • s••• ., $11.00 $11.50 $14.50 -~Save·. ,,•' •I '• '. . � 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 18, 1964 boggess boggs jullien whetstone