http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2ed41b590949a514ee66f1a9c4c65a76.pdf 34fc495d06329e985b9a6b58c3ec391d PDF Text Text ' ' 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 '• '. . �~ ~ ..-----4,.._. ______ ---·· ......__ ~_ ·----...,...,...... _,. · ~"' c .. .. J' .... • . - . "' • ' . ... . .. . ' ' . ....... . . ' - ·--- -- --- ... . . -..---"""'" • ·.;n&~"'4.-- .-~_: - - ·- "" • .._ • - -· .. -.... .. - -- • ' New Bcilance of Power ~ · The Daily Sentinel ~ DOCI'OR editorials of the most extensive shopping of lle calendar year as the holiday season approaches, and week by week the tempo will be increased. Few of those hordes ~~ shoppers ever stop to thmk of the abundance of consumer goods that 15 available and even less abOut the great beneltts that have accrued to them through the free enterprise system. All retail establishments have had a part m this development, which has reached 1ts hlgherrt peak in our country. The competition among such institutions as mdependent stores, department stores, chal~ stores, cooperatve chams, supermarkets just to name a few , has been (lerce for' the consumer dollar. It has resulted in holding the prices down, m a Wider selection and better quality of goods, and the whole atmosrhere of retaJhng has been im~roved through sto~e decoration, •elf service and attractive display of merchandise has made shopping faster and easter for us alt. . , AU of the things recited abm e is the end ·product of free enterpriSe and the entire me-rchandising world lS con~tant.ly in a state of flu• to capture the eve, and the dollar of the customer The da~ ot the gulllble buyer is past and to succeed todav a retail business has to be stanily alert to the ""shes of those Wit the buv1ng power. and any busmess that neglects that element is In for solme rough goi ng. Many of us do not rea"~ the time and tho11£ht used bv our merrh ants in planning for the futurt, and It Q-11 This is the kind of Improvement which is aimed toward a better competitive position that Is discussed above. It behooves our Meigs county busmesses to think along the same llnes. Many already have, where location, and available space bave permitted. Voire of Broadway ... rr"ortmg By DOROTHY KlLGALLEN Bro3dw:.1v GrJpevineo comecli:ln .l:.~r.kie ;\·l a~on. resen1fnl at havin g his routine on the Ed SullivJ~ Show ;.:ut ber~use of a spt'erh by Prest dent .Johnson. made headlines wtth al; legedlv tmpropPr gestures before the T\ cameras. Some prophPI.S bPlieved that would he the e-nd of his eareer in s~u\v businPSS. But ~\'!orris Lanshurgh has J~lsl ~ ~gn ed Jac~ie as the star . ~t' the .fhnstmas divertH;sf'ment at the D~:lUVI_tiP Mo· tel. after taking a poll ol 2o sortal "nd civic leaders who had p:1.rties booked m · to the hotel They were give~ the chOice ol fo ur comedians. and 17 of the 25 preff'rred Mason . . That ki~napmg scare made Frank Sinatra .lr qutle a d!aw tor a wh ite But don 't ask Ben MakSJk who! kind of hu~iness hr 's bf'en domg at the Town und Country this timE' anmnti Republican higshots have bPfn try· ing to kPep the Romney-Nixon fE>nrl from renrhing th e front pagPs - thPY . fe.el th>t t.hev have enough trouhl• as 1t ts . with the partv being split so many wavs. Rn't \\"hPn f'roV RomnPy is talking tn th.e pnlitirinns. he makes no bo~e-s ahout hts disPnr'hantment with Mr Nn:on for t:Y· in" to he 11 morler3.te and a consPnat1Ve sl~ultaneou sly . One Romn~v quotP: "You can't dance at two wedrlmgs at the s::1.me time'' Mt>a nwhile the top-rankIng F.astern Republicans hope to persuade SPtl. J nrob .Javtts to run for ~ov­ Prnor of NPw York in the nPxt elt>ctwn, and relinq11lsh his senatorial post hy appnintment to Congn:.s!'mC\ n. of .Jnhn Lmrl s~v . ThPv think Linrl!'a:V 1s the hnght n " st ar ~r the partv and h., the best chanrf' ot making it to thP Wh1te Hon se. f "• • •• !; \;. .•- -:; • "•.. .• .-• if'-.. I I ' Seven of Bevo's Team Members Here Saturday and respects immensely. The Senatorelect and the Judge are great ftiends the relationship dates back to the time when Anfuso was a Congressman ..... Kennv Welch, who wrote "I'm In Love With ·.tohn Foster Dulles" for Carol Burnett's nightclub act a few years ago, may have a part in propelling another talented you ng woman to stardom . He's done a piece of special matetial titled "Huntley·Brinktey" for Betty Rhodes at Sniffen Cou rt Inn, and it sends the audiences into wild laughter She usually has torepeat it two or three times for the same customers. • • • The producers of a top-rated televl· sion show would have a fit if they knew what their lovely star knows. She's expecting a baby Because of all the excitement and advance interest in "The Agony and the Ecstasy" film - which I share ht>cause I have seen segments of it shot in 11 aly. and they are beyond be· lief - a publisher called Artigrafiche Recordi is coming out wilh a new book on Michelangelo which will cost a mere $t z;; and weighs 30 pounds. It's titled "Michelangelo the Painter," and contains amazing reproductions of his Sistine Chapel work and other lo vely paintings -although he always considered himself a sPulptor . . . Joey Heatherton's dates with Troy Donahue mean nothing ex· cept that they 're both involved in . the same film , ant' they rlon 't mind pubhctty. • • litr " ....... lqt* Sevf'n of Cla.-en<"t' "Be v o'' Fran e1s' tea mmates and his former C"'6Ch will join bim when he plays an exhibition game as part of Rio Grande College's Homecoming celebration . SCJ\urday , Nov . 21. The game wil l be played at 1 p.m. in the f:(lllit~ Academy High coach at Oak Hill Dil'k Barr '61 , Rarden, Bill Armstrong, now living in Akron , Ohio 1'61, now a::~slstant basketball Bill Ripperger, now living in coach at Lakewood High School, Norwood, a suburb of Cincin- Hebron. Ohio John Wevurski. neti and Dick Myers, current- '61 , currentJy uslstant basketly head basketball coach at Coal ball coach at Fairborn Uan Grove high school. Their form- Pfleger, '61, Portsmouth Carl er coach, John Newton "Newt" 1Large, '58, Rock Hill Bob Od0\iver. is currently on leave of e.. '60, assistant basketball absence from his psychology ' coach at Piqua Paul Kegley, I School gymnasiu m. Teamm!'l tes who will be re· teaching position at Northwest- 1 '59, head basketball coach at turnmg are : Jim McKenzie, now ern High S('hool, Springfield . Cambridge, Paul Smith, '62. 1 head bask~tba!l coach at South The opposing team will IJe assistant basketball coach a t ' Point Wayne Wiseman. cur- comprist!d of former Rio Grande Gallia Academy High School. ] rently head besketbal! eoach College basketball players who Gallipolis, and Dick Rase, '63 , at South High School, Spring- have graduated since 1957. They assistant baskett)!111 coach at THE UNBEATEN~ Rut.land .Junior High 's 7-8th gra ders h.we completed their grid season with a perfect 7-o slate. U nder the guidance field , Jack Gosset, now Uvtng include : Ron Glover. '61, Wes- Wheelersburg. 1of Coach Duncan , the Little ~~d D~vils had the best overall record of any 7-8t h grade football squad in the county this year. Front row, 1 ir Ashland, Ky. Roy Moses, terville Jim Meehan, Hunt· Followingtheexhibitiongame, f to r , Harry Slawter, Randy K1~g, Mt cky Hutt?_n.Johnn! Pope , Jeff Snowd~n. _ Rodney \_'Val~er , Jim Mor.ris, Jl~red Priddy , Gary Taylor, Wayne c~urre;;;;n~U~y;a~ss~is;,1~an:1;:~ba~s~k~et~b~a~ll;;;;;ln~g~1o~n~,~l~nd~.;;;B~e~rt~yn;;;Th~o~m~p~so~n,~ ~ the Rio Grande Redmen will A~ams. Second row, Elbert Wtlhams. Hock Wllila~s. Eddy Hutton, John Sm ith , Ronnie Grate, Bud Schappert, Larry Lemley. Jeff Tillis, open their 1964-65 basketball sea- Mtke Walker, S~eve Brogan , Lan y As_hburn and Steve Luc::~s. Back row , Lynn Black, Mike Barr, Stev e Chapman , Bob Molden, Curtis Dalto~ fa'' za~JIO"TIIIT_ _ _ m•·----.,=~~=-----• son against the Michigan Luth- Bob Hawkm..::· ..:~n:___Cha~~~n, Lar_ry _lltchanl , Mark HalPy, Lanny Ashburn and f:arl Ramsbury.- Sentmel Photo. By GAYLORD P, GODWIN Ualted Prest lnteroatlooal WASHINGTON lUl'I) - The National Agricultural Advisory Commission (NAAC) laid today the current farm income 1ltua• tion 11 unsatisfactory. It will wheat program•. The Initial phaso of the land retirement program would caU for oootrlll!ts for IQ lo 211 yearo HELEN HELP US! and sales can be adjusted to market demands at arceptable prices, the panel said. . This was over-all evaluahon of the farm situation in a 43· page ,..port on farm policy by a commission subcommittee headed by Prof. George E. Brandow, Pennsylvania State University economist and a member of the NAAC. The report-six months In 1he making-was reviewed and released by the full 24-member commission to Agriculture Sec· retary Orville L . Freeman. It was entitled " farm policy Ln the yean ahead." Freeman said lhe report " will be a useful and intelligent starting point" on farm policy for the next decade. He said most or the challenging problem areas which now exist in agri· cullure have been painstakingly examined Ln the report. Ha1 Two Aspectl Welgb Good A1atas1 Bad Dear He-len : ! ' My husband Isn't the type to say "1 love you," or compli.. ment me . He treats me swell in the house, but m front of peo-- ple he belittleo me a bit because do jerky things - I seem to have a knack for doing nothing right, sor1 of like Lucllte Ball in the old •· J Love llucy" show, except, with me, lt ..comes .nat. ural\y . I real\y ne~ l'ds lo~. ~ and unde.-standlng because· I reel so foolish when I puU a boner. Instead he · make• .a ,.. joke of it. He never gets mad or sarcastic but why does he laugh at an' at my dumb-bunny actionJ 1 when he never praises the good things I do - like cooking and keeping house nice and keeping myself up, and bein& a &oad, loving wife because I enJoy betng a goad, loving wlfe1-H.Y, Dear H: Has it occurred to you that ad · d f ur your husba Js prou 0 yo boner•? They make you human and lovable, aDd when he chuck· leo, it's his way of bragging, "That's my girl - isn't she the one?" What's more, the "J'erky things" you do make L him feel superi<r: to rema n happy ln marra&e a ~n must be absolutely sure he lS amarter than hls wife. Doo'l ever change, except In the humor department: Ieam to play that dumb-bunny side for la11ghs! His tmilet are your praise, his backhanded way of sayina, "I love you." - remain - JOKELESS Dear· Joke.less: A psychiatrist I know says joke-forgetting stems from tho urge to laugh oftener: if we forget the punch line, we can be amused all over •saln - .wben the next person tell! it - sort of two for t~..price of one, and everybodY digs a bargain. Unlll I heord lb!s "two. 011 ~ yak" theory, I· always figured 1 was juet plain stupid. Ah, psycblatry: it offers.·ouch lov~ ly ·excuses! - H. Dear Helen: If there l8 a law of averages, Q-11 Valmfd harmful • I k \ r. ' \ • I . ·- ~ - ----- Highlanders Enter New season wI•t h 0ne vet eran LOOP ;LAY B;(:JNS Aetlon In the Gallipolis Independ('nt Hasketball League wUI get underway this evening in the Washington gymnasium in the Old French By Bob Wingett coUege, will be held at 11 a .m.] LIMA mPn - 'fhe command- Ci ty. Thn'e game-s are on The parade wi tI trave l down er of the U.S. Army's 20th tap tonight. At 7 o'dock, de· fendi ng <.:h amp1on Firestone 1'wf'n t Y·r·lvf' .,._ I ...,.,u tl1wes1rrn has- a II 8-10 recor d an d 6-4 SV AC Nov. 24 _ Symme:o:~ Valley .. H Second Ave., Ge tll polis, main i Corps thinks more emphasis FZZ. &:.AW!i:OO P WI «40W treet d c t St. to the Rhould be put on students com- 500 lak.;>~ on Scult's Grocery. ke rhall ca ndidat es, under the mark 1guud tor third place~ b Dec. 4 K c A s . an up our At 8. it"ll bt• lluh Evans Farms yger reek .. .. . Gallia Academy High School peting in sports in schools. ' '&J d F 1 WJtchl ul eye of new he<:u.l coa(.'h Hodney Cook, a 6-2 jumor. The Dec. 5 _ Racine ... ....•... H gymnasium A rox· t 1 11 · vs. u , an 8 1 9 P· m., 3 · Lloyd Myrrs. arP drilling fur H1ghl:mdf'rs lost four other sta rt- , Dec . 11 _ Eastern H · .PP . 1m• .e Y MaJ. Gen. &>rbert G. Spar- st.aff wi!l hatllt' Goodyear·~ ·· ···-· · campus orgamzations w1U have row , who has headquarters in their 1964-ti5 orwner agJinst f'r s v1 a graduat ion last spnng. 0f'f'. 18 _ North Gallia •• . A floats or other. units in the par- Columbus, Tuesday told the quintel. l..eugue offieials h•f• l :"-Jymmt:'S Vallf'y on Nov. 24 Soulhwe~tern fini shed behind Dec. 19 - Wilkesville tl ade In ddit b d r the teamti will bf' balanced Ul Hwl number , four are <.:O·champi11 ns Eastern <md North Jan. 8 _ Hannan Trace .••• H Basketball season is here. Two Cage Prevues are Galiia A:ade:; ~~~ Sc~:07 ~~~~~~~ ~~~:~s c~:~~:at~!n t~~ . bdter than t'Ver this winter, st•nlurs. four are juniors. eight Ga llla 1n the Southern Va ll('y Jan. 19 _ Racine A planned in. the area.. . . ] Kyger c. reek High School, and nearby Kalida said spectator and urged good turnnuts to are sophomore ~ and ninr are Attdetic Conl'erence last win- Jan . 22 _ Kyger Creek .•••. H Thursday I 1 r~ t year <.:all d.d d (' h Haro ld B ar ker . .Jan. 26 - McArthur· -- ··-· H 1 a tt"i. 1 in the area sports at schools should be de- the Monl.lay and East e:n lS compe ting m one a t Yor k 1-hgh s~ h ool Sat- ,o.th er htgh schoos tt"r un er .oac urday mght. A.lso note on your cala11der there 1s another wtll also march In the parade. emphasized and participation night eontests. H('turnin~ from Lotsl .vear's Thl' Hi ghlanders will play Jan . 29 - Eastern ... -····. A at Pomeroy High school next Wednesday evening. Gallipolis and Rio Gro nde mer- encouraged . -. qumlPt whH:h postf'd an over- eigh t SVAC g~:~ mes , ;ind seven Jail. 30 _ Wilkesville ...••. A At York. High New ~xington St. Alo~ious plays Glous· chants ~ave donated trophies I He said thiS wouhl cut down , : non-lt'ague g:..~mes pnor to the Feb. 5 - North Gallia ... __ H ter at 7:30 p.m., the bJg Eag.les go agamst McArthur at to be g1ven for the best float the high rate of rejections by COOKIF: ftF.TU~NS ' anoua t Galita Counly toucna· Feb. 9 - Symmes Valley H 1 8 :15, and Malta·McConnelsvllle meets Buchtel-York at entry and the best marching armed forres of youngsters be·' ~ HUri''ALO. N. tU PII men!, sc.:heduled at Hannan Feb . 12 - Hannan Trace .. A 9 p.m. band. The automobile &gencies cause of physlcal unfitness. - Cooldl' Cilchri st promised Traee on Feb. 19 and 20 . Feb. 19 - Gallia County The prevues do not count on a team's regular season . in GaJlipolis and Pt. Pleasant. He said the late Prsident 1 todJy to ""rei"lt'l·m my self., with eallia cage far1s must be reTournament record and each game lasts for two quarters. Also, in have loaned new convertibles John F. Kennedy was on the I 3 tO the Buffalo Dills after the hlock- minded that the Lournamenl in Feb. 20 - Hannan Trace case of a t~e score, there w.ill be no overtime period. for use in the parade. right track when he tried to OI J, I;·r· lullba('k was tiJssed for 1905 will have no bearing on a - -- ---- -- ·J~nlor ~gh Coach ~ud BlC· --·----~ The annual Homecoming ban- make Americans more aware !he biggf'sl lo:-;s of hi s stormy team·s adv.ancrment into sec-~ kel1s headmg the planmng com·lavailable at $3 each. The ban- ~uet will be held at 6:30 p.m. of physical fitnes~ . {'aret'l' . tum~1l tournamc llt play . , mlttee for t.he prevue at PHA. quft will be in the Logan High ' m the college's Dining Hall Bill The 2SJ -pound bad boy and All Clctss A sq u<:tds will J::O I Proceeds will ~e us,oo for the School cafeteria on December 31Kirkbride, president of the StuAmericall Hockey League Senior memhf'rS of tile \~icl- leading round gainer ol the din' r·llv IIl lO sectional tourna-I purchase of Jumor High Basket- at 6 p.m. Bos Johnson, WSAZ- !de~t Se~ate, will preside at dlerort Yellow Jfwkt•t Football American Footh<lll LC<lguf' was menl Pta~ in 19&5 .. The ancient ' V UU ball eq~lpment. TV, Newa Director, will be· thls affaJr. By United Pres! International Squad, other members and the r~storer.l to active duty with the counly tournament elrnina- 11 ~n lhia prevue, Nelsonville speaker. The traditional Homcoming Ea8tern Division 1managers werf' awarded letters B1lls Wednesday mght le-:;s .than uons wt;.re dis~ontinuf'd last 1l Will play Kyger Creek at 7 p. dance will be held in the colW L T Pts. GF GA l at an Assembl\' Tut"sda y a t the 36 hours alter he was oflert:'d ' March after ne<:~r l y ·4tJ years of ] . h h I · . lh . I 'II ' · · ' (Of . . .) m., Wellston meets Racine at . lege's Community Hall at 9 p. Quebec H 4 0 28 80 37 h1g sr no · to <.Illy tea m m e ClfCUJ w1 - ! contmuuus ·pluv. i 1 7:45, Pomeroy plays Belpre at Reports In Pomeroy have lt.m. The theme of the dance is Hershey 10 6 1 21 !)9 43 \ Robert Ashlf'v . lw:ut frootball mg to pay the StOO waiver I.istd ··be1ow ·m· ~outhwest8:30 and Rutland plays Mid· tha~ Ed Bartels, Principal at I"Riverboat Ring Your Bell." Springfld 7 10 1 15 54 75 coach prest>ntcd letter~ In Sen- pnct: . ?nly thrt!e of the Bills' ern's 1964-:.ti~ roStiJT . and the dleport at 9:15 p. m. Salisbury Grade School, may Music for the dance wiU be pro- Providence ~ l1 0 10 42 58 inrs Brw·e Wflllal·e . Alan Wal - seven nvats had indlcatt!d they Highlanders' schedule for Lht'll receive the mythical "Teacher vided by the "Satin Tones .. a Baltimore 3 10 2 8 40 49 jlace Jol'v Sterhen~on . Tom we.re inte rested. eommg ca mp<Hgn : Anyone wanting tickets for of the Year" award. Just why band !tom Cincinnati Ohio W•stern Division K'ng R·l Pickens Randv I LA YEll I 1 the SEOAL All-League Foo.t· is a. secret, bul aU admit his nc~ets for the dane~ wJII. ~ , W L T Pts GF GA H~m~hrey/ Bill Halle·\; a nd ROBINSON MVP . x-C~>ok, RodnE'y Y~. Ask Mf! about tha State ball Banquet may pia~ thelr pupils w?uld. havt! bee_n startled ~vailable at the door, The price Rochester 9 6 1 19 45 44 Bob Can;thPrs · BOSTON (UP II __ Amen can Atha, David 5_11 , Farm Car Financt! F1aa • 4 _. order through The Dally Sen· to see him m a s~tal check- Is $1.50 per couple. Pittsburgh 8 6 l 17 45 49 i · Lectg ue 11 vals couldn t quite 1 Jon('s, Danny · · · · · 4 for nt!w or u5ed ears. tine! Sports Department before ered basketball umfoc~ he ' Buffalo 7 4 2 16 4~ 38 OthPrs receiving leHer~ were catch the Yankees 10 Ihe tight , ··· ·· S- 7 5-9 - ~ ,-· '"G~g..t tt.....,h.,._,....._ No~ember 29. . w~e recently ln a scrunmage last year. Adding to the bench Cleveland 3 ~ 2 8 3j 51 Buddy MoorP, Dave Ashley, 1pennant race but at lectst Pope, Tommy ./ 5 -10 Tickets for this banquet are w1tb the PHS reserves. strength is Bob "Bones" Leith . w.ednesday 1 Results , Kennet h H.arrls. .lohn Blake. ' thev · re mak ing mroads on New ' Bryant.. Carter. Woody Dalr ...... 3 59 1 I T.arry Va nee. R0 d Saner . ..SAm York dom ination of most valua-. Jaekson . Kud a Coal Grove product who Spnngf1eld 4 Cleve Iand 3 · 6~ 3 . Hood. stands S.7 and packs 18o . Hershey 6 Providence 2 Cenn!f> StlUer and mana . \b le pl<l yer awards. Cook, Richard ··· · · ; 1 I on his lanky frame. As (Only games scheduled) gers. John Evans. Mike Gerlach I Third baseman Brooks Robin· 3 ,,. a juruor 1as t year he sccced d ~ Si I n Hall. C:ene 5-9 an urne Pp lerlso · son Wednesday became the 2 5-9 seven points in spot duty as~ .. .. REDS OK DEAL ... . ' B I" II . Ifirst Baltimore player to ~' h ll n ver, SJ ohn Cl Tl UP! Th · ruce •a aee was g<ven rec· ,., toll , teve 2 6·0 Sl~ments. .ci~ ~NA {. ) -:e l o nition for la('i ng in the All- j ca pture the coveted Americ<Jn L1 d D . 2 . , , . Also back from last year are Cmcmnati Reds Will agam have r g P . . . Le<~ ue MVP award And Hoboy · wJght S-i Saturday. afternoon at ~:30 p.m. an offictal_s whts~le Sophomore Don Trainer of Bea· a working agreement with llie j SEO~ Leag_ue with honorcthle ! b gwhu had a 'O~ -f ield and W<lugh . D:~vld .... . '2 5-10 in the Galha Academy htgh school gvmnasmm wtll l ver Junior Charle• Temple San Diego team In the Pacific Imention gowg to Stephenson . Y. d h.l gf II tl I Rush. LewJs 2 5-6 · Gran d e Co Il ege nn.e d men 'm to th e 1964•65 ton ' of South Point and J . - C t Le g for the 196:) sea- an d C<~ru th ers an d honorary a tl- goo · 1 season ur " . .m< tl mnm lt . s I·11 ".. "-.·r launch the Rto .., 410 H d basketball campaign against Michigan Lutheran Collef.e. Funk Bull··•- f' Col ubmor oas a ue I Star mention due to injuries to ]Jlao.:e Ktr_ds , was delll'lvmg. a Hm;f , Marlin :.! ~~-6 e gewood Dr• . . uu.. o urn us. son. Rod S C .. Yankee pw-stflpf">l-'r ul thr title ~ 1 ~dd Phone 446-4290 This openmg hardwood contest wtll set the stage or None of these ]ads: earned a This will be the third year the . au{'r, ,o-c ap lal ln s w{'re f th r· I t. ~"" -. t ,, arr. L· w 1 .-•.:~ the annual Homecoming at Rio Grande where a festive letter but can be relied on for Reds have had the Padres, who Joey Stephenson and Bruce or e Lr:; llne 111 •w )\'Ltrs .. Notlt'r, Davit! 1 5- 11 . Gallipolis, Ohio day is planned for the manr.:hold grads". strong perforJlUUlCeS this seas-- won the league title this year, ]Wallace. \ ~·arney , DOIIn it! S-9 ·,~..~~~ ..~.~ ••~ 9 ..Jilill.. Youthful Art Lanham wlll enter his fifth season as on. as their top farm club. The students were then shown ON TV SATUIWAY fi• McDaniels, Randy 1 1 5-6 head coach of the Redmen on Saturday and he appears ··---·--- -~ .a film ''A Desk for Billy.'' Mr. 1 COLUMBUS t UP IJ - wosu- 1 llillon. Rkkv 5-s i· optimistic on the season outlook. with seven veteran letWilliam K, Russell. principal, l TV, the Ohio State L1 mvers1ty l Shnver, Howa:rd ·· AlllOMGIIll I'IM.UC£. . . . . termen returning from last year's team which posted I was chairman.of the assernbly.' ullra - high freque nl'y UHF Ferrell. Joe .... I o-87 ~OIIICe.~'lri~ . . . . . 5 · a }3·9 mark. . . ]lele\'ision sla tion opera ting on Brya nl, Slevf' · ··· · Heading up the big Rio team l Wednesday mormng the high Channe'l 34, will te levise "'live" Kurz, Tommy 1 5-t.i ls Paul "Hoss" Dillon, who in season netted blm 249 points Ischnnl gtudent bodv heard Mr.l the Ohto Statc-Mtd ugan fool· .' -'-x--1-.e-11-cr_n_,a_n_ . ..,......,.__ _..o.;....-;.;;;o"'""'"""'"""_,.'""""'i his sophomore year last seas- j an~ 161 rebounds. He i~ 6-2 and land Mrs. Samuel f~om Nellore , l ball game Saturday. I on, fishied as the nation's sec-- wetgbs 195 pounds which en- NEW YORK (UPI) - The by 12 o.ver West Virginia (&-3) Soulh Jnd1a. who are on a speak- Ma rv Homan and Kt'n Kell- · ond leading rebounder in small ab1es him to handle . the heavy baULe for the Big Ten title, and and Oregon (7-1-1) Is a 2-point tour to Ohio Baptist Churches I er, who ususally desc nbe the college play with a total ol traffic under the boards. a trip to the Rose Bowl ~ at underdog against intra-state ri- The S~muels went to each class. gaml' on the OSU radio sporls &10 grabs, oc an average of 23.2 Another three-year veteran stake Saturday when SIXth· val Oregon State 17-2). room m the school as part of 1 netwo rk over 21 stations. will per outing. on this year's team is Senior ranked Michlg~ takes on sev* Second-ranked Alabama 19-0) Itheir visit, w~ring the native i do the narra,tive of the broad- , Dillon, at 6-5 and 205 pounds, Phil Trout of North Lewlsbu,rg enth.ranked Obio State and the and ftfth-ranked texas 18-1), costumeoftheLrcountry. cast starting al 1:15 p. m. 1s siDTOWlded by four other flne who will start at one of the Wolverines are a one•point are idle this weekend. players who can be expected guard posts. This lanky outside choice to win the decisive grid- Other picks around 1he na to crack the century mark In deadeye poured In 253 poin1S Iron clash. lion: aeveral contests thls season. last year and picked off 137 A crowd of over 84,000 is ex· East - Harvard 1 over Yale, Last year Dillon tallied 297 rebounds while finishing as the peeled to witness Ibis crucial Princeton 13 over Cornell, Penn and ranked as the team's sec- team's best field goal aboot- contest. Th ~ Buckeyes <7-1) State 6 over PiUsburgh. ond leading scor.., behind 1he er with a 54 per c~l IVel'flt. currenUy lead the conference South - Florida and Florida graduated Terry Williams, the Back for bls lblnl compai&D wltb a ~ record, but a wln by State even, Tennessee 61> over only regular lost from the u 0 iDanl I• steve Gllmore the Wolverines 17-1) would give Kentucky, Marytaad HI over & 19113-84 unit. 1 oenlor !rem Asbllllld KJ: lhem lhe UUe with a &.! mark. Virginia, North Carolina 4 over Sllrtlngatlbelorwanl doll wbo.. baD bandllnJ lo o~perb Saturclay'o gama wlll be the fl- Duke, Miami !Fla.) 81> over saturday aftoraoon wlD .. be 11 limes ood blo llloollllg a- nal regular season contest for ladtana. , SUPER GOLD CUP Sophomore Sharon Gregory bove over~~t~O.• Be avorqod both teams. Southwest - Rice 7 over I Premium Tire of Columbu. Lolli you tile IU polnll per pme !all jleu Firat ranked Noire Dame will Te..., Christian, Baylor 71 w 188-poai.der . grabbed 121 ., he ICOred zt1 polnls be fiUIIIIIng lor its ninth straight over Southern Mehtodist. 49 R... Llol !·US _ " ...bo.u.to and .-eel 1111 C h Lo h 1 alao ' peel- vlotory ' his season Saturclay Fer West - Stanford 1. potDta playlnJ oniJ part lime. ed ;::'" b tsnll~ 1" ly 101 and the Irish are a IGilolnt fa- over C.lllornia, Southern Callau s u ree rom 1 vorite to down Iowa. fornia 7Y.a over UCLA, Wash· R... Lltt 21.45 A1 the other forward Ia three strong bench thai mcludes Sen- TbJrd.ranked Arkansas t~) mgton 121> over Washington year veteran Don Marks of Vill- lor Bill Young ol ,~lumbus, 1 awl fourth-ranked Nebraska til- Stale. cent whose conslstenl play last ~ guard who scored 189 points OJ, buth with 8 chance to clinch Pro• _ st. Louis 1 ov..c PhilELITE SAFETY SHOULDER NYLON their respecUve conference Uw adelphia, Detroit 2 over Mlnn~ tles, conclude their se880111 Sat- sola, Washington 4 over Dallas, (Twin White Wall} urclay also as do elgb!IH'anked Green Bay 7 0\'er Cleveland, LSU, ninlh-ranked Syracuse aod Chicago 71> over San Francislentil-ranked Oregon. The Razor· co, N•w York 7 over PIUs Limited Stock and SU. backo ore a 71> point pick to burgh and Baltimore 91> over I defeat Tens Tech (&.2-1) and 1Los ......A.ing~e~le~s......................_ IZMICWALTON FAitlt\ wln the Southwest Conferencetr ....., ,.Utle whflo the. Cornblllkers are FIRST CHESTER, OHIO . • S.polnt ebolce to top Okla- QUALITY hola (4-3-1) and capiUre he REGULAR Tr1p •nd Still T1rgets Bta E!gbl llUe, LSU Cl-1·1) II C•rtified Oil St1tion RACINE, 0. SpaniiiNII ly: Ch-r FIN Deplrttiltnt a 14-polnt eboice over Tulane POMEROY OHIO Letter Awards· M de Roys On Grid Team I may sa e yo $ p to 125 1 f"na c• I n lng and insuring or ":2! Redmen 0pen Season W•th pounds • h•lgan Tearn On sat Urday · Mlc -- Please send your questlonl and comments to Wa)lllo Q, Brandstadt, M. D. in care ol this paper. While Dr. Braod· stadt cannot answar Individual letters he will answer letterl of generallnlereot in future colo umns. your next car j 1 per1 for dinner your busband 1'I!!!( STATE FARI MUTUAL M•IChigan Tearn 0ne-pOint • FavorJte . 0 ver oh·JO state ' always bad them for lunch, and the bread always drops oo thl lloor peanut butter olde down. and '. .. oh heck, W, W., wh011 11 come• to housekeeping, the law ol averaCO!I went lhalaWIJI - a. ~ 1 1 .... i BERRY'S WORLD -··-- ,' Tickets which are good for bolh games, wiD be available t th d f $ a e oor or l.SO. I I habll • forming? A-Elhlaamate (Valmid) lt 1 quick • acUng sedaUve r'ltalned only on a doctor'• prescription. II Ia not habit-formIng and lo not harmful wh.. taken as prescribed unJess the penon who takeo 11 lo an alcoholic or Is oeverely disturbed emotionally, then how come when you re wasbi•• wladowo tho streaked ·~ the apot lo always on tho o r side? - W. W. Dear W: Maybe for the tame reason that when you're paintmg the clrlpt 1 bathroom the brush a ways where the catch cloth lm'l; and ed. bell when you oerve ltulf pep- THE :t~~~ ~r~~~~~~~a.i~~ More Sports recommen ded SPORTS DESK In Schools n~t !~:~=~ :ea:r~d~y ~= I ~ s aod have never traveled by plane. Do you think the hlgh alUtlldt would affect my heart! A-Many penoas with heart disease and other ailments ar1 safely transported by plane. The cabins are pressurized so that the effects of the altltude art not usually felt , especially slnct you will not be indulging ln strenuous exercise. Fw1bermore, all planoo ore equipped with oxygen for anyone who needs it. Bon voyagt~. phone nunibera, and no one enw joys a joke mo.re than I do, so why ~rp ~ ope of the many who · --· · -- · · Area Round Ball Prevues • h ch00Is PIanne dbyHIg Q-1 am 'It yean old Dear Helen: Why is it that 80 many peoo ple can't remember jokes? I'm one of them. I bear oomethlhl that is amazingly funny and I resolve to keep it fresh in my mind so I can get laughs, and _ It's gone. Or else I remember everythin& but the puncb line. 1 have a very good memory for other things, even lele- 1 eran College Saints. This gerne Q-Wbal oould CODH I fullJ developed baby to be bona deadT My baby wu <lut about January 2(1, but about JanuiU'J li, be quit kicking awl a weelater my doctor induced labor, J:>urinl my preiDancy, I ~ anllblatamine pllll for an alIerlll', Could they bavo aff~ td tbe beby! A-Tho en-... of a mother that can caueo ot!Ublrtb lnclwie eolamptta and other oo-ealled loxemlal of pregnancy, bleed4ltfatloa UDdtl' lermJ t!Jat In& from the uteruo, dlabetea, would make 1111bsequenl returo kldney aad heart dlsea!el, an• of the land 10 prodUcliOII IID- mla, aod RH lncompatll>lll)y. Althouib some drugs tal<en by UIJ:ely, tllO mother might eause tllO dealh ol the fetus, the antlhl• llminu would DOt do thll. The report said succe!isful farm policy in the broade::;t aense Ideally has two comple. mentary aspects. ill highly productive agriculture. (2 1 a Jit.uation wherein farm people can adjust and earn equitable incomes In the kind of farm economy thus generated. The commission 5aid the first aspect Singer Danny Meehan. now featured ''has been well dab~,.. yhile at the Bitter End , offers a capsule of the second ••remains a foremost Rarbra Streisand, with whom he worked national problem ... in ''Funny Girl" : • • • The failure to achieve the "She·S sort of a combination of Aud· THF. RF:l'F.RTORY THF.ATHR of Llnsecorid aspect, BCcording lo tile rev Hepburn, Ethel Merman and Babe roln Cent er h(l.s h€'en unstH'CPssful m rE'Rttlh " The coming Broadway show, report, appeared lo stem frum t:-~inin~ anv •· name" stars as pPrmanPnt " Little Alice," Is getting an unpreceden· Lhe inability o a system of mPmht-rs Of Hw company ..Jason Hoharrl ~ tert flood of mail orders Stan Mustal non-governmental interfereffce Jr . w~s the fin;t giant star t o" !Pave . anrl is hein g tempted by a television deal to cope with rising (arm prohe was joined by Salome J pns ond Ralrh which would star winners of Olympic ductivity except by means of Meeker. The repertory w1ll hove to come games. chronically depressed price• up with some strong plays to do well at Are you ready for the benefit of the and incomes, and the lack of the box office with the performe" who vear~ .Jcirnes Garner told an interviewer: bargaining power of farmers are rPmaining .. "The money I'm making now I spent Now It can be revealed: Suprome acting lndividuelly. a year ago. I! you had my bank balan~ The commission offered a ae- H. Court ,Justice Victor An!uso was oftrred you'd sit right down and cry. I was betries of policy rocommendali9nl Dear Helen: an amha~.adorship to a South Ammcan ier off as a gas station attendant." Well, In answer to JAKE who co11ntry but h• turned it down polttel~ . 10 cope with the farm Income .Jim. I'm sure there isn't an Esso station complained about the hlgh cost He wouid have preferred the senatorial problem. 1t 11uggested an ex• in the world that wouldn't adore to have of movies, I'm reminded of lhlll panded voluntary retirement rtomination, but he stepped astde m favyou polishing windshields. or of Robert Kennedy, whom he bkes program, a Ugh1en1ng of pro- theater that adverUsed "Popuduction controls in some com- l•r Prices" on the marquee. modities-notably tobacco and Growled a c11stomer, " You caU perhapt cotton-<Uid noted th!lt $1.60 a 'popular prlot? ' " •·Well," aald the ticket Kirl, lhore are too many farmers. 5ANQUC, "we Uke 1t.'' MAC A commission opokeaman sal~ I if.it: HO"TE.L most of the program recom- Jlnl OD Jollfl SANQUE.T mendations .,-e modlficat10111 ol' MANA0ER,WAS old plano. He oald there wOJ H~NOICAPPED nolhln!l novel m the '"'".. WHeN IT CAME Uo111. TO 800KIN0 To l\ellrl Land P~RTII:S 8ECAUSE The commi11ion 1ald 1 folw OF "THE SMALL untary laad r«lremenl proaram SIZE OF 1l-iE sbouid be !llven a major place BALLROOM···• in the total elfort to prevent over-production In aarlculture. The flrll pbaae of thll prolrarn would be retirement of about 40 mtlllon acn.s of subWELL···THE HOTEL (:ollmarginal land from crop prO< PORATION DID SOME1HIN(!l duction wilhln livo yean Ullder ABOLIT IT .... SUIL.T AN long-term contraetl. Wboltlll'lll ADDITION 1HPiT HOLDS 500 PEOPLE,,. LiSTeN··· units would be lrtcludld. Farmers would be paid ·f~ oucb retirement. 1he oecoad phue ol the ,P""' ll'am would animate sbort-liriD retirementa of cropland of · aU productivity !~vela, lar&tl)' tiDdar amUill feed •aiD and • I Reports From The Capitol remain so until crop production ' ; ••tiD& con~Pstion is reheved . • < ,' 1ppet11t, kow taa It boo ltroltCitl llack! A-'111t 111'11 llep should Ill to flad the cause of 1ho loll of 1ppetile, aince removinl the cauoe t\VII IJI1ldl bet~£ ruullo than a carload of 10o called tonlco. In many person• the appetite lmprovea whiOD lbey t\VO Up lllloklni· In lel>erai 1 relued atmOopbere 11 the tablo, olowly IJid chewmg the food well lmprovn dilesttou. and a~ a consequence lbe appedte •• ... u. Some pers0111 wbo 111'1 underwellhl bav. 1o fol'Otl lhemIOivoo Ia eat fattenln& loodl. Ao lbelr wtilhl !DI!NII" lbelr appetite •oually lmprov... OileD old persono. eapeclall)' lhooo who live .. lone, lack the Incentive to prepare attracUve meals aod faD Into po« eating hablls. They Cllll be helped by developlnJ outalde lnleresta and by jolnllltl a 1f0U11 that wlll share cookln& IJid upenses, takes that to keep them in the awim. One of the bi&,Problelllll of the preaent day II the attention that is given to the very mobile customers. Even though we all agree that a little walking Is good for physical fitness , the avenge customer wants to step out of his car into a place of business. That idea on his part ha1 given rise to the modern shopping center. One leading merchant w h o " progressive to a great degree. has come up with the idea of the establishment of more extensive parking areas adjac~nt to the main shopping district of his c1ty. His idea would be to acqu1re properties ln part or tn toto and convert them into public parking areas. He expanded on the idea by suggesting that many stores could have two fronts, one facmg the main avenue antl the other acrost !rom the parking lots to add to the convenience of the shopper. He also , suggested that this might be achieved through some of the government, programs that is aimed at bus.mess still'!ula· tion and it all sounds enllrely senSible, Many of the large cities have been conducting experimentalfrojects, such as setting aside streets o malls for the en· tire convenience of those who want to shop in downto~n districts, when the C?';; •1r I" By Wayot G. Braldlltllll, M.D. WE WILL soon be entering the period ' • SAYS Progressive Businesses '5' Dally Sentlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov . 19, 1964-3 SPECIAL THIS WEEK-END DUNLOP MUD SNOW TIRES I Ben Frankliri ( DOLLAR .• 650x13 750x14 $15· $17·" 5-T-R·E-T-C-H-E-R 1 ' . ' " .. ,.,-... -,.-= ..........._....... . (.' . I ·L. "".:............. • . . .. .o"l' . . .lilliltlf. I ....... ; ' . , ~ •.. "" .,.,. o/1 ~- .' .,- ':.! •. ~ .. ' '.. .. '' -•.. ' ·~·r • ... • '.1• .\' ' . ' ~·' SALE! TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY, NOV. 22nd • STILL IN PROGRESS • 1 1"~ Ben Franklin Various Sizes _ 2 1 PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE .... L--------~----------------------------~~C~),~aCWM (7~) ~ky~,I~W •.~~~In~lt~,-----~-·.m~w~o~y.J' ................... ._._~. .I ---=.__._.~ ·• I • 1 liltlll tliiiiW1 IH t ·a if i ?SiiiifT~ '1.------------------·-~ . ,. �~i!"t f '· 1- ~ t-D111J !JI!Ithrit. Ponwroy-MI44leport. o .. NDY. 11. uM Activities of WHS Student COUnCil N0 t ed . 1 Carpenter Social News District Youth :~:m:m:N~uchon- Change Noted Jr., wboae parentl Uve lo Jn T , Co Meet at WHS Rttdoville, completed • five • fl· unty week dt.bursing apeclalt.t MASON - Gory Stewart ot coune at the Army Finance Concert Plans Mason, presJdent of the Bien- School, Fort Benjamin One of Few Private Businesses Going Well • m • BJack Markets 1n Cuba is 0peratJODS Pv7 lll'l, By JOHN VIRTIIE prices on the black market are hour delivery oo 1 reque!ted U•ited Pre•• bt.crnatlonal high For example, meat haa part. oerhas,.t District Student Coull- son. Ind., Nov. 14. He entered h been selling for ~7 I pound, Some I tho foodstuff which cit Association, welcomed M ou~ the Army in June 1164 ond rom- Members of the Tri-County HAVANA IUP! )- One oft e chicken for $3 .SO a pouild, cof· Iindo !too wa onto Ute billet Frank Capehart, assistant of-ttlwn students who attended pleted b&slc training at Fort Community Concert AssoclaUoa l few pr1vate businesses no.url~- fee for $10 1 pound. eggs 3D-40 market l.s be~evN to be stolen MASON - The Student Coun- coach at Wahama High School, the Distri ... t M..tl'ng of the Kno1, K.t. He waa &rlduat.ecl are reminded that no concert IDJ In Communist Cuba Is t e l'ents eaeh men's shoes for $50 d ... bl k k t I · from restaurants an rroce"' et~ of Wahama High School spoke on education end physi- group Thursday at war.ama from Eastern Hi&h School in will be held on Monday evening. ac mar e · and spark plugs for Fi each. .stores, now practically all ~rift an asseml:lly to introduce cal fitness at ti'e meeting of High School. IKJ. The appP.aranct of Joe and Thla Jllegal tra?e started 'I Thre is also trade In lu:rury taken over by the government, m'-.mbt>rs of the organization the Mason Grade &hool PTA Eight schools or the 27 in- _ Penny Aronson, lntern~UonaJ I early in the revolution and be- Hems smuggled In from end from stockyards and H nd to inform the sludent body on Tuesday evening. eluded m the district were rep- J folk singers, which waa orlgl- came firmly entl'fnched as e. abroad. American cigarettes, alaushter houses. Some 1mall 1 l) l, Its tlCtlvitleS . Mr!:!. Clutrles Yeager, presi·~ resented at the meeting, Dilly scheduled for Monday f'/.. result of the ""11 0nlng of food, still very popular in Cuba, sell farmers prefer to sell their pro. Alan Hart led .!tudPnts tn the dent of the PTA, Introduced the Prmctpel of Wahama High ! ning on the Rio Grande collqe clothing and other everyday es... !or up to $3.60 a )l8ck, Scotch duce to black marketeers ratta.. 1 1edge to the flag and a short : Reverend K~nneth Ray who preSchool, Clyd~ . Foley • also wel-~· Artist Series, hat bHo postpon- sentials, plus a . shortage of car brings $7S.100 per bottle, while er ~an to the Agrarian Reform 1 d£>votJOnal period was led by sented the devotionals. Icorned the VISitor 9 Mrs Mary " ed to later In the winter. The parts. But It IS a dangerous chewing gum aoes for $1 p. Institute. The only marketlq S:mdra Green Eh:r.abe~ Capehart II the Wa- ~ date of their conceit w111 be an- business with both the buyer pa ck. body for agricultural goods. The prl"Sldent announced that harna H1gh School Student Cour..nounced and the seller ri!klne • SenttDCel Vary Leah Ann l-iJller gave a def- Mrs. Tana Simonton of New Cil Advlsor. IBY MRS. EVELYN BRJCKLES . jatl sentent'f. Operate• Everywhere As the government b often ~hlttemore ~d Lowt, AmerThe black market o erates the victim In the theft ot &"oodl inihon of Studer.t Council and Hav er~ has been hired as a first The program wn • minla· l inU:oduced the members who grade teacher al the school. i ture workshop. The students Mrs. R. V. Wntherman, Mrs. leas outstandmg duo-pianists, BecauJt of tht acarcJty or h . C r.. t P 1 destlned for the ble.ck marktt er~ President Robert Greene It was announcf"'d that the were divided into groups and 1Kenneth Griffit h. Mrs. Gerald will be the nut rezularly ached· &:ood• and the riaks involved, :veryw ~ It urt a. 0 ~~~~ n~ the severity or jail sentence~ Vi~Pre 9 ident ' Leah Ann ~til- l money from the sale of civil each was given a problem relat- Violet, Mn. William Chapman, uled program on the current con beg!ees. 1 uH ots h ' t : 9 varies according to the item jnler Secrelan.'Treasurer hm- idefense ldf'nUrication tags inf to au jmaginary school the and Mrs . Dana Hoffman attend- cert series. They will appear usmess n ~~vana.,wblere t volved and its sour-- The sen. · · ' ~'an sbould be :l•rne-d 10 · a~ sc hoo,1 · lo atlon. · · ' · · ed w.S ... c s meeting at the . at 3 p.m. ne~t Frtd ay on thf most money u. ave! a e. ...... ell Cell Seniors. Randy an~ malenal rel.atmg ! . • tencing of black marketeers 1• Meter, Shif"lA Walk er. Kn.thy ; Tuesdar. ~ovember I ~t~. The · to the.t part1cular school. Each I Umted Methodist church in I stage or Galli• Academy High The black market does not 1 rarely published, but the termt Hesson and Gu ry Stewolrt Jun- , PTA sponsor~ t111s pt oJect or group then made up a name for Pomeroy Friday. school. appear to be organized, except Iare 9aid to run as hi&h 11 30 ior.s, Betti Scarberry. Sharry sell mg tlte name lags, the school, a song or yell school ! Mr. and Mn. Stanley Griffin This popular two-piano team, possibly in the field of car years. 1 Fl~her, Donna Roush. and Joy Re.,· Tucker, Le~·is Gilland <'u l~rs . ~nd a masc~t . of Carol, Ohio and his sister, wei.J-~own to 100111 concert parts, most of which are stol- Because of this , the bt.ck in Following thia portl()n or the i Mrs. Leah F~therson of Alb- goen, a~ again making a large· en. It Is sa id that some black marketeers keep out of sight Thabet Sophomores. ~ale Rol · and .Willis Dudding are lills. Larry Fry . Lmda Call ehi-lrgt' of orgaiHZing a grade work shop, the groups we.re ,ens and Paulme Dorst of Co- 8Cale coast-to-cOII.st annual tour marketeers can pr.om lse three-·and a would-be custome-r must Freshmen. Harry Jo \·a n Mel- sehoo/ ba:sketba!l team this I brought back together and gtv- Jumbus ali were Sunday guests of the U. S. and canada, and MASON - A stork shower . . . nose around before finding er. Sandt'fl Creer. and :\ l an . yPar. Games will be scheduled en the reason lor the dl<Hce of .\Irs. Ethel Stout. . their appearance here promises honoring Mr!. Joseph Lish wes Church Fnday evenmg. MIS9 i one .. Thi~ sometimes melnl HarL wilh other learns in the local made. j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V1olet ' Lo be a highlight of the Thanks given by Mrs. Charles Yeager Dorothy .Barnett, Washlngton, deahng With two or three conThe remaindtor or the pro· st·hools in the ne(\r future. -~fler lunch eac~ group was ! accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jiving holiday weekend. and Mr!. R. Kay Wilson, at lhe D. C. 11 held worker of the tact men, each of whom gett 1 gram wa.;; madt> up of rPpt lrts It wa s announced that per- gl\en .8 pr.oblem 1 ~ r~ga;dhs to l F'loyd Spence IJ~ Pomeroy, and On Nov. 29 local concert as· home of Mrs Wilson on Novem- W.S .C.S. spoke to the group on cut of the finel price, thus add. on <Jetiv il it>s of tl1e group . They sons intt>rested in entertaining their lmakgedmary sc 00 k. · 1 ~ y Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee of Bash· sociation me~ben wiH have the ber 12 at 8 ·p m Missions. Iing to the cost of dealing in the · . . then wor up a s It per am· t M t . K • · · M D J c d B ·, 1 1 k v.ere, SLlmmPr \'v'or shop at \\'. fnreign Mudt>nts from Ohio Un1. . h bl . t h . an o a g.as company pa Y a opportunity to hear Charles . rs. on ounson an nan bt ack mar ket. 1 W\'a . we~lt>~·an. Joy TIHl bet and vt>rsilv duri:-tg the ho lidays of mg to t e pro em m e r · Athens Tuesday night. 1 L. Davis, outstanding tenor, who Games were played during visited Friday with Mr and The main goods sought In the .lannt·ll l'H11. Th<mksgivmg and Christmas school. . I Mr. and Mrs. 1ven Elleson 8Ild will present a concert al 3 p.m. the evening and prizes were Mn. Fred Philson of Racine. black market are foodttuffs be. . AI the ronclusJOn Lhe sludf C ld II 0 M d . h rded to Mrs George Burns Statt' St udt>nt Counci l Cnnven. sl10uld contact ivlrs. Franz Re1 . d ed tl . k' . son o a we , ., r. an in the Lancaster High Sc ool. , wa . Mr. Bruce grad- cause the amount of rood wh.lCh tton. Harry .!oe \".111 :O.I eter . chert New Han•n or the Rev· t>nts w~::re JU K on lelf s Its I Mrs. Herbert Lee and son ol 1· Another high-callbn: proaram and Mrs. Homer Noble. uated from the Ohio can be bought with a ration . tt a. a nd Mr s. El'1zabeth Ihas been 9Cheduled.. on the R'IO Mrs. Lish opened her gifts er Trammg . . School on boo k - fur exampte, 12 ounl!es Pt. P lf·a s.:.~nt W11rk·s hop. s'I 1ar· er~nd. Marvan. Freme of the wh"h rou s they prosented to I h e 1' 1~~ ane ry Fle-;hPr. <.~nd Linda <.'.1 !1. \1ason Methud1st Church. g 81 .fo~e returnln home- the I Lowery also of Marietta were Grande College ser1es. Booked from a teble &llarded closely by at Jackson on ~rida~. He ~f meet per person per weekPI:.tr' ~ lur a Cle<tn·L' ~ Pro. . gd •. ISunday gue!!l!l of Mr. and Mrs. I to appear on April 1. are t be g "l ' te stork Refresh the weekend with h1s 1s often not enough for a ram· vl!>J tors were serve co-.es. L d , 1 G. a 1ar t Wu · . . I b " gNnl :1 iso were armmHlre<l. 1 _ , ~nar - c ''11 . Bishop Players, In a presentamenU. were then :.erved to the Mr. a nd Mrs. Wllham A. 1 ~· U the Cu an has money, ne 1 ------~ . Mrs. Phyllls Rowan entered · tion of "St. Joan" by Georae ~~ vey and then left on Sunday w11l take hi s famUy to 1 relt34 classes, cost mg a total 0 1 Meigs General Hospital Satur- 1B to ),.... d Sh gues~,.~~ . Cl 1 d Oh' h h aurant or deal in the black H•• II •• t\ H ~r<l ' • S 295 554 I ' ernar aw. Invited guest! were Mr I eve an ' Io, w ere e I.,.· · · D dl d . . day lor observation and treatJ J ll Mrs Earl Ew: be employed. market in order to supplement "Hamwr ( : l'f'~t- t'd . \\ lilard P. u ey, a mmls- ment. ames arre ' . Mr. and Mrs. Robert the ration. Edi •on Hll!lon llf .\1inrr~villr I trator of the Bureau of Unem- 1 Dannv Shields of Upper SanIng, Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrt. d hi f Ch I t EuWler (Nextc Tbe Cburcb) h.3s rf.~E'n ~d the prt•fix ··BanI ploy~ent Compensation, said ) du~ky ~pent the weekend with Stanley Harbour, Mrs. Mel Va. ~u~nterthoe wea;k:~~n,,Ylith.lll"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n~r rr~·~t" for use in naming Isterlmg dale~ of the das9eS ihls aunt Effie Watson Othen Cla rk , Mn. George th .' p t M d I CORRECTION his p11rrhrrd fruC'rnscy ca ttle, will be announced by local , in the Watson home' Sunday _...., • Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mn. elr P;r;m s, d ~ and ~rs. <ll'l'Ord i!l!o! hl TlH' :\rmriC'an COLl:MBUS (llpJ) - Gov . . school authorities. I werE' Everett Watson and lamMe.ry Berry, Mrs. Fred Ru erhan r. an rs. ARMOUR STAR c:uern ~e~· f':1ll le f'lub ~ Jame!' A. Rhodes announct>d to- The. cities. with the number ily, local, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Mrs. Danny Yonk~r , Mrs. Don- ~ ous · OVEN READY This nfw prefrx has bet-n day that apprn\'al has bren giv· of tramees and type of occupa·l Wat~oo of Silver Ridge and a1d Cook, Mrs. BrU Cook, . Q-Wh_n_ d-id- -l-hU It d r larPd on file- with the Ch1h en for 654 per.~nns tn rr('eive lion. include the cente. at Jack- John Ginther of Che t 1 Sunday School attendance on iEdward Ryan, Mrs. Johnme S n e e h A e 1 s lint <111d fm11'1 nnw on :..1r . HIJIIo~ training in 19 occupations e.t son 40 auto body repairmen, 40 1 Mr and Mrs Robselr.FI' ld 1 Nov. 15, wu: 47, the offering Lewis, Mrs, Thoma1 McGowan, 1ate!ll 1aubnc mferca' 11ens ve att1e o Word 1 War 18 lba. and up · · ' . e s 1$10.98. IMrs ..Thornas Ree, d Mrs. J am· o(I? will han• {'Xrlusivf' ll 'it' of it. cenlers throughout Ohio under . draftsmen, and mechamc~. 20 ':received word · that er a baby , 1 l11 f<~l'1. ·· J:!tm ner Crt's!'' will the Manpower Development cook combination 20 auto me- lg1· 1 bo 1 th . d I Worship services were held le9 Diehl, Mrs. Lester Zerkle, · · ell' gnm lb. he his trademark in the Gm•rn- Tr;lining Act chanics, 15 farm • manalilement, r waa Mrn od M B .1· at 10:45, Wl.th Ll oyd Ditt·mger, Mn. Lawrence F oreman, 1Mrs. A- On Aug · 7• 1942 • U· S· · . r. an rs. as1 d tt d d l · · Marines landed on 1 d s•~·y~· ~itwlinlicl~d-iiii••••••',.;T~h~e~clfiojjuriis.les-.wiiililiihie•h~cl;d;..t~n•a;ndllliii20iira irmiiimieicihoinilicsi.iiitill Jefferi s (Ma ~y w·lI son ) . of Ath. of Jay -19. ea er, an an a en ance j Rayman L evmg, Mrs. ~:~;~~ ~canal, a camaplgn which ended Dudding, Mrs. Charles ens R. D. l'he Jeffens have ~ Rev . Casto filled his regular!Mrs Je.ck Roush Mrs. N in the de£eat or the 'i'h -~ a son also · ' th f II · F b SWI :It appointment l1ero Sunday even- Pauley Mrs. Homer • o owmg e ruary. 1 fith and son Joe were Sunday Jng. Nov. 15. . IMn. Harry Was 1 ' rs. h Mr. andMMrs. dKenneth • M G Grif· ld • The M.Y.F. held the1r regu- ard Plymale, Mrs. 15 0 1 gGueths . f 'A.trand rs. era liar meeting here Sunday even- Mitchell Miss Lydia u ne o re . · M d Mr N ·8 Cobb M i'"g at 6:30. Mrs. Jay Warner, Mrs. rM . an Roland' · · . d'd r. Mr. and Mrs. Ores Swartz Casci, Mrs Myron Miller, Mrs. an"td ra Ch 81one an d auAthen& v1s1 · 't ed Mr . and 1.,' ·lrs. Mary Bacon, · Mrs Hamette · 1 1 an . •t g&lers 01 areson ro r Io s d r . MJ· Edmund Fl id d . Charles D. Woodt un ay a - Smith, Mrs. L. E. Piersall, Mn ' . s. ~ s an lternoon. j Rh~"', .Yeager, Mrs. Marie Cus- 1 (with everything ••• INSIDE) family of Chester, W. Va. Several people in the corn- ter Mis!l Sally Yeager, were recent gu~st!l of Mr. and Imunity have been til with colds JJsb, and J)onne LJsh. Mrs. Robert Ftelds. durin& the past week. --~·....;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;__ _ Mr. and. ~rs. Dana. Hoffman Helen Findling of Columbus , . Sr. a~e Vlsttm~ relauves at spent Lhe weekend here wllh L Wheeling and Ptttsburgh. her mother and brother, Iva and .OI:UCIII Mr. ~:~nd Mrs. Floyd Christy, Russell Findling ... M_r. and ~rs. George Christy Wilma Jean .;.:therton took o. New Ltxmgton, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dinner with Linda Hen0 Mlran Martin of Athen!l 1 Mrs. derson and spent the afternoon , ----:--:-:---:--:--::--"Dana HofflJ}8D Jr . .and son there. j Mr. and Mrs. Bud GluesenSteven of Rutland . and Mr. and j Mr. and Mn. Charles D.. camp and daughters visited Sul,· !l Mrs. Carl Barnhill, local, all 1Woode visited the Clair Woode jday with Mr. and Mrs. David were Sundfly guest~ of Mr · and Ifamily in Pomeroy, ·last Thlll'11- Riggi and soo of Ho~rrilo<lville. IJ Mrs. Chades Betzmg. day. In till! afternoon thl!y Sunday diMer guests of Mr. Mrs. Ldly Lee Shultz and with Mrs. Woodc and Connl and Mrs. Harry Swan were Mr. eworythini femUy of Columbus. Mr. 8 ~ sue, visited Mn. J . B. Hayes, Marvin Swan and chlldren, Marfill Mrs. Harold Park~r and fanuly and made a short call at the 11yn and BilJ of Middleport. Giant Value! Giant Valutl lnsldt, ot Co~l Gro~e, OhiO .spent Sun- Clifford Hayea home In Mid- Recent guests of Mr. and Mr1. 1 98c 97c Pint Sizo even the hose whlc:h Is alday w1th the1r parents, Mr. and dleport. Larry Ebersbach were her : ready connected. Most Mrs. John Arabugh. . Mr. and Mn. Dinsmore Boy· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie · powerful Hoover evtr. Mr. and ~~s. Harr:y Keller l tes and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush of New Hav~n . 1 Picks UP. dirt everywhtre, whD were v1s1tlng theu son ill Spe11cer, Timmy and Danny Mr. Sam Ebersbach and chU- ' full set of attAchmenta. Columbus stopped here Mon- visited from Friday until Sa~ dren, Mike, Terry and Keith of · LIGHT! day and visited Mrs. Myrtle urday with Mn. Fltlrence Sturm SomerSet spent a weekend re- : SPECIAL Purpose For Colds Forst. In MHlstone, W. Va. Mrs. Boycently witil his parents, Mr. I ONLY ~CONVENIENT! :HAIR SPRAY •nd Sinus les remained for a lOiljer vlsit land Mrs. Howard Ebersbach. SPECIAL _ ATTI!ACTIV£1 FIRST with her mother, returning VIsiting Sunday with Mr. , QUALITY • homo Tue, day. and Mrs. Horry S\ftln and with REGULAR Mr. and Mn. Clarence Swartz IMr. ood Mrs. Clarence Price I 69c PHILLIPS Certified Oil Station of Loltridge, vi<ited her uncle. were Mrs. Margaret Newman I Ed Carleton, al the Elmwood and daughter, Sharlee or Syral'::::W~ . ~M~a~ln~S~t~.~~~'iil·~-~··~·..:;.;.N:;:u:;,rs;;ing;;:_.;";;o:;:m:;;e:.;;,,;M~on:;;d:;;a_;;y;.·.-;;;;; cuae and Mrs. Vlr&lnla Kelch I• Moore ol ParkmburK, W. Va. Ant•cid Mr. Bill McKelvey ond Miso Laxative I,ludy Fee of Marietta were SunTHE SMART WAY TO SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS SP~CIAL _ , day dinner guests of his parnets, Mr. and Mrs. Wilttam McKelvey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nease • and daughter Diane of Pomeroy •• vioiled recently with Mr. tnd •• "' lflllt of Olr ........ Mn. Larry Ebersbach• • ThOUJilOIOI 111«11 today .. Mr. and Mrs. Thereon John• Faat P•in 1.25 • more complex tn4 Dfftt _, of Racine were Sunday •• mort UfYicll, ow PrtKtlp. Roll of ner &LWSta of Mr. and Mra. SPECIAL _ • • Don Johnson and son1 Brian.. • tiGo Doport- Is 1HII tho By Cora • Mro. Howard Ebersbach and Nome •• lotort el "' boo.._ £ICII Mrs. Harold Rousb attended SPECIAL _ • •rHaiptlon rtctfvtl tltt PfOo 53c LARGE SIZE • ftuionll atlenti011 of a q111J. II:=~~Dtmonstration . CoUDeU 11 at Rock Sprln11 Tbu1r•jl ••• lllld nciltlrl<l Phorulll. 76.50 up • 2.00 •• 11141 Mra. T, A. Rob~rtodl FAST TYPEWRITERS SEWING MACHINES of O•trander, Oh~. apeol 1 ' 01 it tWHpt1 01 OUR PRICI ONLY Home Ptrmanent It ~t, SPRCIAL weekend recently with Mn. It c-.ansl Rolls on whtelt, CINLY-berts' oiJlter and lamily, Mr. . Y, price $1 LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS no putilng or tugging) ond Mro. Howard Ebersbach. Throw.awoy bog. powtr• , EASY TERMS~ LOCALLY FINANCED Weekend guesll of Mr. ond Mr•. Bud Giuelenclllllp were lui 2-spud motor, !Mod· bl!t' listers, Mr. and Mro. Ed· . .MODEL 84 .• light. $to II ot , , . -· . ' . die Price ond Mr. and loin. Carmel Oiler all or Newark. Mro. Ethel· Johlloon, M r 1. · Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns Rush Eberaboeh, 'n. Kath· .~ liS W. SECOND lean Ward, Mrs. Byron Rouoh, WY 2·2284 Mn. Horotd Rouoh 11141 Mrs. AltNOLD ORATl POMEROY OHIO Harry s.wan attendee • par. . . . . . . .. Be Just 39 Harrl- Dam 18.L 12.3, l"liDiling 2 reet ;;; rollero, Pomeroy • 1481011 .53, Pt. Pteaoant 24.01, llinton .78, Kaoawha Falls z.t7, Ch t st are on 19.01, Loodon, Mar· met and Winfield dam .,.,.. 011 the alit•. Boat DWV-enllt 1 1 er: Sto'rk Shower Given Honoring I 1 Mrs. J. Lish ...;:.::. , ~::..~ = ~~~~ F1nl , ........n ,.. lalld brclwled lllaale llblek, •..._... jtmlGr eod, alld Jim umber!, IIi p"aadlor hrllboek. Sel ted ••· ltn ec .. t teom rrom Eooten wao BUt Amoa 150 pound senior goard. Wlnninl .,..nd team IIDD· oro fr"m Rnltand ..... Jim Sulherlaod, lf3 poolld oenklr Iackie ond Larry Rupe, Uli ~ : : : : ~baek. Second am n •.--.m Eaaiml weDt &o RJck Koblentz, 155 pouod oeaior guard. Doa Smltb. 115 pouod Rutland oeoior. end, re<etved hon· Orabte menlion. 1_; " (Conlinued from Pase I) bo rrt d Tha Past Olflcenr Club of Ra. 1 en ), but .we wau:hed Ute cine Chapter OES met with older tPrla and 1t oeemed 10 be Mrs Ruth Bamilz. Gretta t the t · Ute g0 ••• thi --. ng a momen · Simpoon, vice president. presid· Then there was Saturday 1ed when 11 waa decided 10 night up town-a big thing 30 or give flO to the Ol'ganimtion lllda yeanoltheago. lkt wao till! big "A Gill lo Ute Yanks W~ Y wee · Gave." It waa decided aloo to The whole family went to remember Eber C&rnahan, who I town together 00 summer even- I• 01 witb 1 gill, Names were y~~~·· ..;;su::;s 0: 1 ~int'ryeeynig~~ drawo lor Chrtotmos gUt 1 when 0 ~ hurried in the ltoret ~xchange at the Dee. 10 meet- , to get Ywarm for the walk back mg ~ be held at the home home. We always ended up at Bem1ce Carpenter. the Big Three Grocery where . A program was presented genial Henry Swift Bit! Ste~l by Leona Herutley aa lotiolwo: and George Swift w'ere on band Tha Harvest of Ute Hearl, by to fix you up for Sunday dinner. Cora Wbb: ~lch ,Are Y~ '! Mr. Swift had the biggeat, by Cnlorus Gnmm: ThanksgiV• super, dill pickles in town or mg by Hazel Cleland; Autumn Kyger anywhere for that matter. Tbeo Days, HaLTiel Ne1gter ; Tb11 is a last stop at the ice cream Thanksgiving, Bernice Carpenshop and then horne with a ter; Louise Stewart read Diana, daugh~ of Mr. and new magazine for me _ a big Thoughts for the Day. Mrs. Rodney Sp1res 1uffend a thrill .... back there. Each memher told whet they severe cut to heo right hand For tbe kids of that day tbere l were most thankrut lor the past Sunday wbich required three was not the indecision on what year. sti~hes. She was treated at to do _ we did what was avetl- Leona Hensley closed the Me1a:s General Hospltal able. That meant llie old vic- program wjth a reading from James Wright visited his Ohio River- John Ladd DeAn down 13, 12:10 a, m. Walter Beckjord up tl, 2:10 p. m. Diesel up 14, 3:30 p. m Dun. can Bruce up 14, 6:30 p. m. John J. Rowe up 11, 11 p. m. Luther Herdman down 14, 1:30 a. m. Peggy Downey up 14, t ,45 a. m. Buckeye State up 14, J a. m. Eastern down 19, 6:20 a. m. FI'OIIktin B. up 20, 4:20 a m. Bob Benter up 20, 5:20 a. m. Reliable down 22, 5:30 a. m. Reha Jane dowo 2%, 6:15 a. m. Zimmer down 33, 12:16 a. m. Cotton Queen doWn 23, 2 a. m, Elgerctiff dnwn :!3, 2:40 a. m. Diinola up Greenup 9: 50 p. m. QueE!'Il City down Greenup 5 a. m. R. H Bosworth I~ down Meldahl 3:15 p Soct'ety Ne•"S .. _ ... __ _ Club Meeting Held Recently a ••,. rudl»p - Glillpolit U!_..! lfWRI.lOnary. lllda..'• ..,. Doria ,.... TheseTimes River news Tuppers PIams • I ~- 0 ., ""'· ~- 1_, p,ast Offi , Cet'8 oi l =••!Wi&il!Wk Letart, 1'. Va. uH .umJNIO, T& (UI'I) nr..TaoM--·-- = boll ,... • ..... .... - of New ~~~rr'"!"~ By-~ ITI"CC!*-. Mr. · _, Mr. ond Mn. P. Sadu ,.,.. ma4o - . . , . 'I' Mr. and Mn. Rau Mn. ~I 1•, . uei. mlaaionary eoupte of lbrOII!Ier and llolllla, Kn. 0...•.. 11111111 Urem India, 00 1 •ear'• w•elday wtlll Rouah, ...-.. Leolla Y'"""' --~ ~ •· • I I ...,, • • I bo• Uta ud ---' fw •l&... lJ raurnw. U¥m ..ewJ• E , II 0 1 of abeeoce 10 report to ,...... .-WtnobNmer and ~ l lladln !rom 1 lltW ,.. Will Baptllt ctw<dlaa, were •~':"' I ~ Ute Alamo. llo{fiiiiJI _ , lboppiDI 1o ~ Mr ,.p opeakm W<dnesday when Ute Orr lhll ullkely - · tire Pieaaant Salllrday. her ....,.. Clrr ' • ' Pomeroy LionJ Club met lblrol lotenurdnul . 11_., Mr. and Mn. Emesl :~~~ ;~Kr~·. ml Mn, the Federated Cburch ...,;arl DID • Blooalnlu11tleo ... Es. Pblllp, Nancy ODd ) roomo. plarodoa of S,.... wlrldr " 11 .-!ted lD ~ ~ The Samuok haw beeo worlr·j tire l'ttlOII lor Ute llalllba llomel of Roll ond Mabel Win&8Uttday fisitiDI tiMir 1ng hard thll week in a :;'':"!,~ ~y":"~Y:::.: br01111er and Mr. and Mrs. Mrl. B - .,. JIM. schedule o1 appearances ~~!:;:~ ~~:~•:"~-~~=~=~==~,~·- ~offm~ Sunday afternoon. lab of (hu'lestoa. . local ehurch and service Revival 1! to begin at the·l Mrs Gamet Cllapmlll II and !Choolo Board Baptl!t Church New. Zt litis weolt 11'11. For the . LiOill, the coupltl with the Rev. Bud Hatfleld H Ina Weiland of Pt. rae.-wt, confined Ureir talk to the opeaker. who II Vf!r'J ill. toms and industry of the ~: 1 Mr. and Mro. Tobey Myen Mr and Mn rr.o1 11 ' nation. He stressed the~ attended the revival at the Huntintf,on cam:e todly tor w tineoa ot Ute Indian penpt.. Letart Metbodllt Church Salllr· mother, Mn. VOIII ......,., AmericiUII. eveDing. who wUI spend Ute winter ~ Tha proarao closed with due to m hellth. question ond anawer V • odo ol .-tlliciat ,.,pirstioo, Dr. Allendance at tho 1101111 which proved Utte~sitng Mullen •aJd. Baptist Sunday wu 25, infonnative. Educational fllms about Furnishing groups with edu..,_l Mr. and Mn. Calvin Blesltnl Lion Dr. Harold Browmnoun'C:I ious aopects or heaM diseaselllonal lilmo is part of Ute called on Mr. and Mrl. Jl(u. prOJ!l'am chairman. He 11 are available for group sociatlion'o three-/old Blelsing oru1 Mlke of pt, ed tbe coming on Nov. 2$ lngs from the Meigs of research, education &andlf lfternooll. John Heiskel o1 WSA.Z-TV, Heart Association, mllllity service in the figbt that the Senior Citizens• · gainst heart disease. Q-Wlrt ... tire frill dlld ::!, apendkts Heart Disease Films are A ailable Ia lhe WWio 1 GREEN GABLES Piketon Bea tY To Be Queen Alfred N 'OCiety otes FALL AT SHE & L"'"' · 31 c UPI Brl.efS ;:~,:~~~~lriiii;]f,~!~~j I A GREAT NEW IDEA! Have Cleaner-Will Travel . Shop For All Your Drug and Prescription Needs In A Friendly Atmosphere Where Service Is Our MoHo. Swisher & Lohse Invites You To Shop In "A Real Drug Store With Service." Four · Pharmacists To Quickly Fill All Your Prescriptions Accurately • At Reasonable Prices. Take Advantage of Our Drug Specials '.This Week. SOCie · '• t y N l es 49c CEPACOL MOUTH WASH 47c 28"' • 29c ThtJ . Fabri~ Shop .. RUTLAND FURNITURE I_...!:==============::JIIsh wide W.S:C,S, '" ' " . Kill Letart J lll'':::~~~~~tt~I:H~2:-4:1~1:1_ _ _ _ _ _ _~·~U~T~L~A~N:D:,~0~. The Rev. Fr<etand Norris will COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- i ATHENS - THE nRST JO" officiate. Ayres- trotting's Triplo rrown Corps traming centfl's. are ex·: • Survivors include her husbaod, winner- and Race!; ''inpeeled to be IR opera- ' Cbartes, and • son Rolph, of ner of two or the Trl'' 'wn tion throughout the county Racine, and four daugh~s. ~ents for pacers - werl· voted J~nuury, a federal official said ] (Continued from Page 1) Patty Shai~, at home9 M r s. the year's best three~year-old Wednesday. J Frank RetnsheJJ, Ozark, Ala., , harness horses today Jn 1 naJ~mes Adler. rep.resenting the 1men who pleaded guilty of Mrs. Gene Roush, CharleS?tn. W tionwide poll or harness rJtcing I Office of Econom1c Opportun-1 bombing Negro homes and Va., Mrs. Charles Ringel8tean, experts conducted by tlle U.S . . ity . IOEO), predicted in a talk churches "was a scandalous St. Clairsville, 0.: one eJ• Trotting Association. · at Ohio University th.at IW or thing to dp." > ' ! , .. ter, Mrs. Francis Philson, Ra· 90 <enters would , be Ill opera· · - He a\tribules most or the cine, eight tP"andcbildren, and SPECIAL SCOUT , lion by the so-<alled "domes- r~cial vjolence in the South to two great tP"andchiidren. I MILWAUKEE (UP!) - For· ; tic peace corps" by the end of · the Ku KlWE Klan. · J-lis agents Frlends may call at the Ewing \ mer Baltimore Oriole Manager 1 the first year. One center 'In have · tnrii!Miled the Klan but Funeral borne until noon on Sal-! Hilty Hitchcock was signed by Ohio alreday is scheduled for 1can't "wet . nurse everybody Qrday when the body will be the Milwaukee Braves today to Lawrence county. · Iwho goes down SOuth," · , taken to the church. act as a special asstpments -· I· ·- ·Strong:.. lawS"' sliould be ~eout end Supervisor of the VATICAN CITY- ECU· posses restricting the sale of FREE 'CANDLES souUreastem state •coutlng IY• menical Council offic1ats today guns. " but when yoo try, you Ashland 011 oervice stations tem. Hitchcock did special blocked a crucial vo~e on ren- run head on into c::ollision with in this area are among those scouting assi'gnmente for &he . giOU!t liberty, The act10n. se.t o~f . the National Rifle Association." of the firm that are giving aJaat season. a strong protest led by · two ' - ~'B1eediD( heart j\tdget.n way candles between now American ·cardinals. lulve prolocled · . 'juvtnllOI• wbo Ute firsl of Ute year. They have ALL-STABS Cardinals Joseph Elmer Rit- have C!lmrnllled major crimes. more than 150 Ions of the ter or St Louls and Albert 'l1>e FBI 'woitld . ,ave,kilp!On era io give away, They have ~ HY ~ CAl fD Gregory Meyer of . Chicago lhat Lee Harvey "OS'wal<r. Ken· enougb candle power to headed a · petition dnve In St. nedy's asoaF;Siil, had a juvenile Yankeot stadium, and If pieced Peter's Basilica 1o demand record H the ·New York courts end to end wauld reach from "instantaneous" voting oo the bad not kept It secret. Plttsburgh to New York City. controversil doci~ralinn grant- - Judges also have been part. Customers who purdlaoe seven ing freedom of worahlp. ly responsible for the "dis- or m,ore gollons of gas gel the tP"B\'0 f/1. urbon crime. Y o u 1J;ed dandles. Tha Promotion Ia QIJADS BORN can'l safely walt the streets of l in keeping with ·Ute Thanksglv· PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) - Wash)ngtoq, D.C.• oven In the i ing-Cbl'lstmas holiday season. · Quadruplel•, all girl!. ""fJ born daylight." • -~~to a i9·)'MI'·old PorUan4 wom.. - In one Midwestern elty i 1 BUY STOCK YARDS an Wednesday nlj)ht, 'ft!e bab- 1root many poU<;e officers "are COSHOCTON (UP)) - N~~~~~ 1es and the motirer were '"' on the 1\'!I'Qii"' QI , I!Je' Coaa al Fartijero Organization (I poMed Ill be .do~ fine. Mr•• Nostra crtme . ~fl!.. . J!lem~. In Coshocton,, . Diane Man, ,:CNUwall, P;vt ·' · ' • .' and J,luallinii!m counllet ·liave I"I ' " ever , •irlh to. th""J~ !a,\* lOY?"• ,The. U. S. 1 ~~ Mi!d. pore~•~ their own ,.... Wtlahla 'l'ln~le lplll :n ;r.JOjal or Honor wu aulhoriled In here ·In an etronto put • ,..uto 'before DEPENDABLE QUALITY - In the merchandl. . It ..ni, Milo. ' chandi. . that Is exactly IS repr-nted. "• .-•. HONESTY - In advertising messages and In clullngl with the public. No attempt to falsify 1 SINGER GLEEM TOOTHPASTE the! I PRESCRIPTIONS 59c This Is What It Means ' Hoover Rakes C• • King' rilles inl I 29c The Daily Sentinel 1 39c COLOR SHAMPOO ;::"!:'/I I MILK OF MAGNESIA BAYER ASPIRIN Behind Every Ad? 1 Mrs. Shain, 68 n·Ies Wednesday SUPER ANAHIST 49c Do You K-tlow When You See An Ad In I LANOLIN PLUS i I THE HOOVER PORTABLE! p __. -d I GREEN GABLES ~:::::~~~•.:', KROGERS . THURS.-FRI.-SAT. a; TURKEYS I -1 DANCING 1 1 l L.t.r ........,.,. liiW- 5.35 p. m. Alton Zephyr down wa! 8 snowy winter, we had a prayer. , Wright at Hockmgport a Satur- PreSident Edward Foster jector, contact Mrs. Fred A-Jameo MadisGu Randolplr. Meldahl 6: 15 p, m. J. S, Lewis sleigh ride parties and taffy The travelJ.Dg glft was won day afternoon. sided. Guests were AI Two of the films availavle 225 North Secood Street, of President 'lbomal up Meldahl 11 p. m. A H pulls <how ridiculous man) _by Mrs. Louise Stewart end a Mrs. Maxine Matthews called Duane Ludennan, Dr. titled, ;'Pulse of Life," dleport, Phone _ Wy-2 549l born Jaa. 17,Haines II down Meldahl 12:25 1 don't know how w~ managed Icontest by Mrs. Cora Webb, on Mrs. Louise Roush, end Mrs. Mullillfl and Pete Shields. "Rescue Breathing." Based on a. m. Memphis Zephyr up to bave fun puUing taffy. but Refreshments were served by [)arlene Price and family r& Church ladiet ~erving developed by interMeldahl 6:45 a. m. we did. 1the hostess to Mr. and Mn. cently. j l~beon we.re Mn. . nationally recognized reseaJ•rh- 11 GaiUpolll Dam _ Koth R Time marches on but some- Charles ~ensley, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roush, Co- Cuckler, chau1nan, a~ststed. ers, ''Pulse of Life"' points fbo Y · times 1 wish 1 could have got· Bert Grunm, Mr. and Mrs. lumbus, were recent weekend ! Mrs. Lawrence Lanmg, Mn. procedures for treat' 4. 15 p. 1m. dJef d at down Len off back there and stayed William Stewart, W. 0. Barnit!l visiton of their parents, Mr. Max Menihart, Mrs. Cleland savina emerg ncy cmag 8 ~~~;~ :~ 6up15 · . P. m. nva er owo 9:25 · II I J h Haze I Cleland, and Mrs. tuno •- id S nd . Dessauer, medical ·-. help ise available se AT THE p m J bo G d 'd . longer. we had fun w1th such e en o nson, tump a Hmet1, Mrs. Fred IDdi.a.na ac t·2o own ml night simple things. Even walking to Cora Webb, Harriet Neigler, IMr. and Mrs. HorUe Roush. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Hen- rated by Raumond Mas~e it 8 down G:l~p a. ·m. R_ 0:~t ~:J school, and strangely, too, we ~ernice Carpenter, and Gretta Mrs. Laura Roush. Cheshire Reibel and Mn. Lillie .runs 27 minutes. y, up 8:IS a m, Tlbolt down 2:IO liked .some of our teachers. UiS1mpson. was Tuesday guest. of her son, "Rescue Breathing•• is designP. m. Ravenswood up 6:30 we dldn't we kept it ~ our· , Mr .. ~~d Mrs. Hurtle Roush. , ed to teach persons of all ages m. p. se lves. Even some stup1d peol VISiting Mr. and Mrs. CASTLETON GETS BID • how to save lives by the coro- il Kanawha River _ Turner pie are smart sometlll'_les: a U Scott a recent. Sunday were Mr. MONTCLAIR. N.J. (UP,)- 1 paratively new proven down Marmet l1: 25 p. m. O. F matter of self-preservation. ~ Mt's. Lewts Sctltl. an~ Castleton State College (Vt.) 1thod of mouth-to-mouth bn'atllt- JI Shearer up Marmet 4, 15 a.~. At school the teacher wa> the te Rathburn or Galhpotis, Mr. wao ~amed Wedoesda 1 to. take ing. Produced under the MUSIC BY ''THE CLASSICSu Thetm& Ann up Marmet 4:30 law a nd at home the Frents and Mrs. Fred B1rcher, Pome- part m the National As~tahon cal ~upervision of FINE FOOO AND ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES m H1 z Mar were, as to Johnny needmg the roy and Charles Scott, local. of Jntercolleglote Athlettcs soc- who developed the 8 Enjoy "Tho Best For Loaa" At The 4:30 e~ H u:h ~et paddle, if he needed it at (Conti~ued F~om. Page 1) Miss Cameron Spears ill tournament, Nov. 27-28. The graphically proves that d~wn w·l'nf:l td. ' ·0·5 aver,p r. school, he got it - iJ at home, j agencies m Galhpohs and Point ing three months training Spartan! WOII ft Jftritattoa to breathing Is far superior as . t 80 Pleasant have loaned the new Child • H it 1 Sh th e ~. p. m anzo up Winfield 6:30 p m. Jer- he got tt. So~eboevhen !wen convertibles In which the queen ren ~ed o,sp c" .1 be e tournament oo. the strength emergency source of u·.re-•savi~~~t ! l ry · f'Le Id 8 .P· far as aI.D girl. get Ltand ta coward, paces. l and her .court wtll . nde. . accompam o and o urnMrs. us l.lll~a:_:ll~-~~~r~ec~o~r:d-;.......,...-.=~o~xy~g~e~n~th~a~n~th=e~m~a:nu~a~i~=:liiiiiiii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~!iiii!iiii!iiiiii m Bosworth Luc Je up wtn Being her parents, Mr. fi~ld . y ne Lucas up W~n- was careful to stay on the re- Followmg ~~ . parade at 1 P· Spears. and he-r aunt and un. 1.15 a. m. Beaver up Wm- 1 ed 'd . both localities m. an ex:hibttlon basketball cle Mr and Mrs Hortie Roush fJeld 6'40 a m Iserv Sl e w • f t . Cl "B , . . . · · · Today we insist on top per· ga~e ea ~rm~ arence e- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Chapman ·f every minute. Child· vo FranCJs will be- played at were Tuesday evening callers of r~~m~:':: maste< everything in the GaU!a Academy High School Mr. and Mrs. William Price a short while. I remember the gymnasJ~m. . .. family . .. . .... . ccontinued Fro p I) long Sunday hikes we took, the : Foli?WI~g the exhibition gam.e, Charles Roush visited recentm age . . h lo di . . pon. the Rio Grande Red men will 1 Uh h· b lb .. _ members were warming them- wmters wtt ng . VlSlO~, r o en t~eir 1964~ basketball y w ts ro er, ..u. .1 . ves and "any more eff rt to corn and fudge, w1th Christmas P . . Mra. Wendell Roush. o s . h iddl I "-·""t I was season agamst the Michigan Mrs Wenden Roush a Impede our progress on public m t e m e. be"....., " fru Luther'Bn College Saints This M Ynr Pri nd 1 was thoi"oughfares will be met by happy but may swill be 1 ed · G 1 rs. 1 tam ce a child·il i deatft.'':·::"' trated ,.W didn't knQwjt. ~ame pay at a- ren spent a day with Mrs. 1<'1'"·" , We don't llave time for any- lia .Academy High School gym- ence Buck and Mrs. Gertie Ul'U·II COLUMB thing that takes longer than a 0881 ~ at 2=30 p.m. The Home- ghenour, Gallipolis recently. I US - ACTION IN . , · · coming queen and her court will the Ohio General Assembly was mmute. We couldn t have a big ed h half . of Mr. and Mrs. Dale MuJford, sparse durina Wednesday's ..,.,._!all day su'-!ker today because be_ present at t e -t~me Martha, and Gregg visited in i ·~ three new bills -~~ we wouldn't have time . t o Uti ck ibiS game • hl h sion as only ood f ChiU'JCO lbe over ,._ uiC' , . ucb h , Tlcketsw c areg were introduced in the House it - we re m s a urcy. bo .11 be ail ble or withM r. an dM rs. Gl a en and one in the Senate. I Going fast has adwntages but th lame( w$ 1 av a at ford, and 100 Wendell The most important would going where? Our forefathers thThe oor or1 Hb·~~..:.:~:~... ... •. the' d t' r100 e annua .,...,..w,0 --ncombine the Forestry and Re- fmally go~ to Jr es ma quet will be held at 6:30p.m. in 1 8 1 E ciamation Divisions of tbe Nat- and so Wilt we - but do we the coitege'o Dining Hall: Billl' urg ars scope ural Res 0epa tm t d have to do 1t. so fa~t. Life is . give the ~~~~~ors in~rea~ ae~- like a soda. nice a sip at a : dKirklbSeride,tepre~IUdent ~df the Stu- With Jewelry Loot en na , WI ~es1 e. . forcement powerJ over strip t lme. . COLUMBUS fUPI) - Burg- IJ mining. We still have 24 hours a da~ Iars e.'4caped with nearly just like everybody else, but II 000 In jewelry and $3,1100 in CHARLESTON, W. VA. - seems like we &el short-changWednesday from a The ~orest fire threat in West ed. " .' . jewelry store. Virginia has been reduced but I remembel',. -too, bovmg, Leo Ruben. 48, manager the woods remained closed and cast iron stomach. It took green Shaw's Jewe1ert, said retail 9-lthe hunting season suspended. candy and ~nyt~ing ~~e we Ftmeral services for Mrs. Jue of the stolen jewelry was State Fore•ter Lester Me- could . eat. That s a JOY that Cbarteo Mabel Shain, 68, who expected to top fiOO.OOO. Police Clung saJd only 2!) fires were you KIVe up When you reach died at her residence, in Ra· said thieve11 cut a 20-lnch hole in burning in West Virginia 39. , _ cine, Wednesday evening will be a two-foot thick wall in the Wednesday evening and these Come now, don t you remem held Saturday Afternoon at 2 basement of the building in A REPUTABLE STORE- A store that lives up to lis aclverfl., were all under control. He said ~r when we ~? fire horses p.m., at the Antiquity Baptist "well-planned'' operation. three blazes in Berkeley County mstead of a ttuc · Church with purial in Letart lng bargains, has a reputation to uphold. had be<Jn deliberately set. cemetery. BEST HARNESS HORSES 1 I -~ ~ ,.. .... --.,.... ~ -~Social~·;~N~e;w;s~:I[S .,.,.. • !"~~~·k.= ...~·~-~~~ra.~llnll a ·~ - -.., ..., ~ ·'=~ Couple are Lions Guests 1 1 654 tO Recet've Tral'nm' gfc)r }9 0 ccupations , ....•. ""· or deceive. 1 \ \ M'""' be811iD, ,. m. Eb'T ,,,_, p..... .... Jl!l:·. · .. ' !elL · I \' ~· I . . .1.. : ..,, '. .. :~ ,,, ' · llader IIValack lll'k:u. VALUES- every Sentinel Advertiser hu an Important Nge for you. It pays to ' rHd them mM- .·.' all. MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE SAFE WAY CONSULT THE ADS EVERY DAY IN ' .,·'J' '. - The Daily Sentinel · .._ro ;• '. . •,' ' • . ' ' ,q �' ....l>ljl;r settti.Dd. Mrs. cr1.,,.m D'•e• r pastor b:•. . f>omeroy-\liddleport -- ••o 2. Nov - : !tI -~~! - -' · H b "ld 1 C 1 b M _ _,__ ers' Class Plans Winter ' 'f' f Ch urch Commumty • Act lVI •es or - - Homebuild Cia · ,,. omf! ' Ul n ° um ... . "' . . , },, A.l RuppeIf 1 PLAN BAKE SALE fell' dolt '"' 1liilll4 lllllt 1 Inc/'rvt'dual Respons1'b'f' 1 1t1es are ··~ It !Lid -'"' 111111 IIlio MASON - The Mason Volunw..... .-Is Re-elected leer _Fire Deportment Ladies , Theme of Address by Mr. Fultz the 111""1'- • ~~ MM A Prestdent , Auxiliary Wlll hold a Bake Sate • ''"" . thematthe'fOI!Dir•-'" ISaturday.th November 21 at 101 tlllemord Fulb:, t p~~"'t ~!=~~:·It to, 30be held !1..~ Hart'• room woo the attePclr · Sl t· . a oroey, was gues s.,...-er a ~ ..... a : p.m. ance award. 0 '-'J 1 • ~" Martha Faulk Grrfhn of Columbus formerly of Pomeroy en h ss off m'" dinner was announced for died Mooday at Mt . Carmel hos. The Rev . Howard Ruppel! . a .m. H at • de rre ak 100 m Ma""" o1 th Salisbu .....""'Mlddl port Cb · • . l th 8 "'""-• e ry u111 e urc o Dec 8 w1th the Ph1lathea Wo p1tal Sht' was precedt>d m death pastor of the First United Pres.. son. omema ca es, plea, I PTA Tuesd using Christ ua1 hss voted William , byterian Church • was re-elected 1cookies and · ay.. Oureverr.R.ng. " Its to to coollnue · men serving · Mrs · Ca!h Bahr ' by her husband · Dr 1 'th candy hT will d be sold as h'IS 1op1e, esponst'b'l' 1r . ann cua _m o1 p1acmg Mrs. Frank. 1m Triplett and Mrs. R. Gnffin Sr president or the Mliddleport Mm- a ~g WI_ c 11 an so ll P1 ties ,, li~t.ed candles m ~e OOspltal Denver R1ce were nnmed on Surv1v1ors mclude a son. Dr. istertal A&sc>elaUon Monday lwhach wtll be sold by the jar. ' · Windows £or the holiday seas- the dJ.nner program commlltee. Wil ham R Gn ffm, Jr . of t morning at Hea th Methodist Proceeds Will be used for the l The meeting, tn charge '": The cleas met Tuesday ev· Other committees wt>re nam- Columbus two daughters, Mrs. 1 Church. Other officers were re- 1 ~nefJt or_the Fire Department 1Mrs. James Wil1, pre!lldent, trung at the_ home of M_r . and . ~ as follows : ~ratin , Mr5. W. Ke1Lh Turplc of Columbus eiected mcluded the Rev .' tn ca rrymg on its volunteer ' ened with the pledge to 'Mrs. Joe BIShop. E1ghtetn IChester Erwin, Mrs. Wtlliam and Mrs . Charles DeVere of Dona_ld Boone of the First work for the community. Dev~ttons were led by members and one guest . Deb- Grueser and ~Ms. HPrman K111- B~verton , Oregon three grand Baptist Church, secretary; and Max~ne Arnold who read .bie Bishop, _attended. , caid tickets, Coleen van Met- children. a sister. Mrs. Ann E. the Rev. Nyle D. Borden, ANNOUNCE . BAZAAR . Up To You~> and "'In The 'T"he openmg prayer was giv-ler. The group planned to make RidgC'way of Athensr-~nd a pastor of the MI. Moriah Bap- The R~k Sprmgs Method1st Of Thanksgiving" taken en by the Rev. Donald Hicks candv ror the Carmen Rest brother. Charles R. Faulk of I tist Church, treasurer. Cho-' Church Will hold a bazaar Fri- the book, ThanksgiVillJ followed by devotions given by Hom~ during the hohde.ys and Palo Alto, Calif. Funeral serv- 1sen as the new vice-president Iday and .saturday at . Duke followed with the Lord 's ~r . Wendell Gerlach having as , pla('e the candlf's in the hos- ices were ~1eld this morning 1 was the Rev. Donald Hicks, Cleaners m Pomeroy begmning er in unison. hl!l theme. ' "Thanksgiving." I pit<Jl window s. from the St Alban 's Eriscopal , pastor nf the Church of Christ. at 9 a. m. Hand made articles Final plans were made for Mrs. Gerlach, president, eon· The flower rommi\IE'e for Church . with burial In (;reen The meeting was opened with and ~orne made candy wtl1 be , ducted the meeting. thl' "'ear io;; Mrs. Tnph•tt and Lawn ce metPr~· . 1prayer by the Rev. M. E. Dow-·l rold and a bake sale will be l The Inca empire was fo••nd· Rev. Hicks commended the Mr~.· Hunr e, and thos£' nn 1he son, host minister. Final held on Saturde) . led in the 11th century. class on its participation in the food comm•tlf'f' are ~~r~. Ril·c. plans were mud!:! for the Com_activities in the church. Nam- ~1r ~ . Yrauger. :VIrs Lon~ <1nd • i munity Thanksg1ving serv1ce eci on the sick list were Mrs. ' , 1rs. Bishop. A d('ssert <'our:-:e ~eWS 1 to be held at Heath Meth~ist .Milton Houdasheh, Franklin was served b~· tlw office-rs. Mrs Church Wednesday evenmg, -r'riplett , J ames Cochrane and Wf'ndell (;prloch. :Vlr ~. Yt>au g_ 1Nov. 25 at 7: 30 p.m. •;- Billy Rice. Mr. Thomas Bowen 1 er . Mrs. Van Met.er . Mrs., Hl- 1 ENTERED HOSPITAL 1 Rev . Borden will deliver ~e re~rted on the _:. ung books o;;hop and Mrs. R(lger Phill ips. <\mong those who entered sermon for th vrung wuh wh1ch the class )S purchasmg Attending were ~l r . and Mrs. Holzct· hospital m the past 24 1 Rv. Dawson ror the church. Bowe-n. Mr . and Mrs . Gerlach , : hours were Charles V. S1gler, sermon topic wdl be It wes announced that tl1e 1Mr. anti Mrs. BUI \Cf', \'lr and 3 Ga rfield Ave .. Miss Madonna Be to God for ~s ·~ass will serve the Christm;1s Mrs 8 1:-:hop, Mr. and Mrs. ' J . Boster, 714 Second Ave., Ed- Gift." Music ~111 be . dinner for the Loyal Wompn 's Yeguger. \-Irs Van Meier. Mrs. ward R. Roberts , Rt. 2 Ga J\j.l by t~e ~ethod1st . Class on Dec. 11. The men a- Pllillips. :'rl r. and Mr s. GruP.s- pol is, Mrs. Willard T. Cox, Rt. the d1rectlon of Ben Philson. gain will serve tbe dinner with 1er. :-.tr. and Mr s. Kinca id. the 1 NorthUtJ, John R Marshall , 1 Th: group voted to . have 1 Mrs. Norman Yeauger, :\1rs. ! Rev . and Mrs. H1cks and Deb· · New Haven. W. Va., Shirley A. •meetmg ot the prospective Denver Rice. Mrs. .Joe Bt .;h nr : bie Bishop '-hiler, Rt. 1 Evans, w. va, I o( th~ Dculy Vacation Btble and_ Mrs. Wendell Bunl'e pre- ' I1Mrs Donald Ray Creel. Cottage- ISchool m January. Plans were parmg the meal. 1 , ville, w Va .. Bermee A Lloyd , also made for the annual Week , Class yearbooks werP d ist1~i- SJJPeial 0//Pring [Rt. 1 Oak Hill, William J .l of Prayer to be obse~ved 1 1 buted and Mr. and Mrs. Lew1." 1 Takeu by fmtut"il Doore. Kront on, Paul R. Mort-l mg Lhe week of Jan. 25 at the 1 Long were named chairmen of . on. Richmondele. John Crist, 1First Baptist Churc~. The the project of rememberi ng lhl.' A special offN ing of $5.30 Ashland , Ky ., and Mrs. WiUiam ing was closed . ~ith ser1tence'l birthdays of the C'hi \dren at the was taken for the Hed Cross L. t•owl~r . Rt. 1 Flatwoods. Ky . r>rayers by the mm1sters. GIVE SOLID CO,M Meigs County home. Thr ChrisT - ~~·hen Chester Counc-il DaughtBIRTHS WRAPPED IN STYLE r.rs o[ Amerk~ and met Tuesday Mrs. Wendell G. Barrett. Rt. FI\'E BAPTIZ~ evening. 1 D(~ xter . son. 5:03 p.m. Wedi MasSagics colhine a carpet of soft sponee rubber with a Zelda Weber. counci lur, pre-~ nesday. Mrs. Richard A Byas, MASON -The Holy Sa_ c rafirm, yet f1exible, Arch-lift •.• to assure 'round·the·clock 1 1 sided a n~ opened the_ meet1~g I Rt 1 Jackson, daughter. 2: 38 p. ment ol bept1sm was admm1s· comfort. They are a wholly "fittine" solution to all your what-to..gi\'e-a-man puzdes. Massagic Gift Certifh:ate!, io !in ritualist.1c f~rm . Vmlet H1U 1m. Wednesday. Mrs. William E. , tcred to three adults and any amount and .st)'e. B to E widths. Priced from was reported 11! and Betty 1Ma nnering , 118 Lee Ave. Jeck- ,infants by the Rev. Marvan Roush home from hospital. Se- , son, son, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jo~rame at the Mason M~:h;~~~ :~ $16.95 to $27.M. Thank You Mei gs eond nomination of off icers was Mrs. Richard E. Garrett. 9-D church on Sunday morning. llf'ld . It was announced that. I Colonial Manor. Ravenswood , . en into the church were Mr. Countians For Your ' tl_'e Christmas dinner and a $~ 1 W. Va ., daughter, 12 :43 p.m. ;and Mrs. Jack Paugh, Meson Votes and Support g1ft exchange would be_ hclo I Wednesday . 1and their infant son, S h a w at. the December 22 meetmg. It DISCHARGED 1Duane. and John Sisson, Mason 11 102 E. MAIN In Nov. F.lPctio n POMEROY was also announced that Kete Patients recent!) discharged and infant daughter, Miriam Hayman would observe her included Mrs. Earl Barnhill , Bet h 50th wedding anni versa ry on Mrs. Dewey Smith. Jr .. Mrs. r . Novf'm ber 28. At the close of Randal Winters and infant dau GO TO LOGAN lhf' meeting. pot luck refresh- ghler. Mrs. Bobby L_Woods and men t~ wen' serv ed to :n mem- 1nfanl son. Mrs. Earl Drinnen. Several m<·mUers of bt>r~. . M!'S. J . Ha~ld Sloane-. Miss Middleport and Syraeuse The next meeting will be Janet Hutchmson. Mrs. Donna byte.rian Churches were in County Commissioner f' mber 8_and quarterly Hayes. Mrs. Charles Fowler. •gan to Jttend a o[ the will be observed. Mrs . Hazel Harmon, Mr~. Anna l Scioto Presbytery · · No1·thup, Mrs. Edgar Kouns. i Rev. Howard Ruppclt, Barbara Ann Halley, William j George Anderson, Jr ., Mrs. . ~loyd Rice. Dia_ne Karr, Randy i Tewksbary, Mrs. James Har; !C. Jordan. Tern Lynn Ball and .tey, Middleport, and Jeffery C. Shiflet. Don Cotterill and Mrs. Rol>ert l Hardin, Syracuse. PLAN TWO DANCES , Wahama High School will i'r 9 sponsor a dance Friday nigbt FIRST Pomeroy Self-Service Market from 8 to 11 P.M. This Satur- QUALITY da_,··s dance will be held at Mid· REGULAR OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. dl eport High . sponsored by the [ Certified Oil Station Senior Class. The Jays will eRL Pomeroy SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. I, eee both events. W. Main St. I L..! s . l News I e FRENCH 59' FRIES eSALAD _ _ _ __ Medium J DOZEN _ _ Small 3 DOZEN _ SAUSAGE 2 69c _ ARMOURS FULLY COOKED·· CANNED HAMS 3 s2·59 CANE SUGAR - 5 49c CANNED MILK 6 ,., 79c PURE LARD ~~~- "~b~ S6·95 MACARONI lb. SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN SYRACUSE, 0. 50 ELBOW- 6 lb. Ground Beef 3 lb. Sliced Bologna 3 lb. Bacon Ends 5 lb. Fresh Neck Bones _ 5 lb. Fresh Pig Feet _ _ _ 7 lb. Skinless Wieners _ s:: I FURNITU~E Mrs. Johnson. LUTIIERAN DINNER II-- ~• Paul LutherBn Church their · aimual Stewardship MIDDLEPORT Pick~a-Pair CHOICE IF YOU T DOW WHO IT. • • CAN YOU BE OF ITS QUALITY? 3-T Nylon 3-T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL-WEATHER TIRES WINTER TIRES 2 39C tt;_, be leu bacause . . . . I 1r'!t a • is Ins • : • and par!icularfr ........... .... 12oz. pkgs. ""'18 ~y. but-'*""" I ;• I WI 1 ~ and sell at a Ieath price a 1.-!M- of ...., equal to •• belL . 8 \' 190 Tractor-Type Cl81tS •• , Built D81p to Bite Deep! Most tamou• tire name · in the Industry, with performance-proved tread I EITHER PAIR · $ ., THANKSGIVING \ TURKEY NOW I l- ' \' 0 '· ' • •·.~. 1 ' ~-I ~ ~ t '' .... '•·.1 ' '·.. . . ,' . .. _j , •.• 1 . '· '~ ' > , _. - · ~· - · · "' • • • • -~ .-· '· - " - ~ -· - ~ ,.- .. .. , ·. DOLLS ........ Size 6.00x I!" TubeteiS Blatkwalt Plus Tuend 2 Trade-l r\ Tim Ma~e With TUFSYN Rubber ,.u~~e ~: c~or E\ierythlng .EUB Church nmet on• ~~~:ll $1,98 Complete IIevening at the church lc •"''I · dish dinner. Mrs .. \l'ald CnnnlnKhllll ' at the bual.... J\·~f,j;~;' lor !he comma . 11 •.. '&4l ) ==JBI'II" II . ' 0. 00 '·Home" by Sandra Marshall: Mrs. George Jewell. FF=Illlel'O:~l~h~o~me~,~P~tic.:P~leas~a~n~t. ~iiiii~::'~~===~~==~::i "Bless This House," by Judy PERSONAL'! 11 Lalhey; " Jodda" by group; Mr. aod Mrs. Clayton M. 'lt's A Great Country lie and children of Pittsburgh. Here, "' by group. Pa., were recent guests of Legionares, auxiliary and Mrs. Jack T. Welch bers and guests attending Tommy. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Linda, Mrs. Sadie Warth, stead of Canton, Ohio, vi'siited Mrs. Fred Roush. Mr . and relatives here over the 1 Mrs. George Brown, Mr. and end. [ Mrs. Bill Roush and Bonnie, Diane Karr, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Roland Karr underAumiller, Mr. and Mrs . Hoer went a tonsillectomy at Holzer Meredith and Mike of hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush Mrs. Clara Brown,. Mrs. Thel· visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe ma Capehan, Mr. and Mrs. bage and Kathy at Barberton, Bill Grinstead, Mrs. Ohio, over the week end. eStufftd Toys ............... 98c·$3.91 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bo • Paund Pog Sots ...... " • " . .. 98c up Roush, Mr. and Mrs . ~~~-~~~ RDush, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. e Peg Tab!..................... $1.95 nant, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hol'f-11 e Pr11ident Konntdy Bank •• , • . . . . $1.00 man. Mr. and Mrs. Emo WD<MI, II Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood , Mrs. eDish Sets .................. 9tc-$3.98 G. 0. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Charles tJodd, Mrs. Ralph _ _ _ _..., eRidint Toys ................ $2.98 up II Tholr•psc•o, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. t"ll''llo e Child's Table ond Choir Set WoUe, Mr. and Mrs. J•m~e. sbEN•t.l Roush, Mr. and Mrs. tu eAir RiftH ............ $6.98 to $13.91 Cooke, Mr. and Mrll. • Air Plolols Zerkle, Rev. and Mrs. ford, Donald Ohlinger, eRoll Top Dosk ond Chairs Sayre, Commander aod • Strvico Stalion Richard Grinstead, Mrs. eDoll Houtos Hart, Mi'. and Mrs. e Chemistry Sots • Building Sots Ord, Mr. and Mrs. er, Mr. and Mrs. ROY Cooke,! Mrs. Melvin Knapp, H a r r Knapp. SH Our Seiection of .. . HAVEN HOMEMAKERS The Haven Homemakers up at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Newell. Devotions led by Mrs. Mildred Clark lowed by a group prayer. liP"*£ Complete Line Of During the buoineu ;~~:~~ I Secrot Sister names ,...,e ; for the coming year .Mrs. Har- eComttletety t(Uiet .-nt1tnold ;B~mgarner was pump 1nd motor are entirely a new member. Plans were •ubmerged under water Jn the m••de lor the Christmas well be held ·at the home of eOuht•ndi"l "rflrm~ttce -o,•er<d dish I proved b, ruue4, a montbo' Iva Capehart, for a "' field teol-<ln<lor ajl "'" eon· lltioDB. . Games were played and pril«sl 'eN• prlml,. ,.. pit,. ne '"~~'I won by Mra. Sadie hou•• - saves up to $lfiO.Ob on II·J•ess "'_aynard and last~llation. . R. Grimm. Others i wi!ie Mls. Emory 'WELL 'DRIWNG Pearl Briles. ARRANGE!)• GAMES \ ·WAID CROSS SONS RACINE, 'I VALUE I ORDER YOUR -ORDER NOW FOR THANKSGIVING- FRESH, HOME KILLED Special YOUR ' 2Y2 lb. pkg. I M: DEEP DOWtt EGGS $ !;m MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE'S TOYLAND IS OPEN! GRADE A SMALL Oleomargarine _ _ : : . :: = BAKER lb. RONCO p~!:a:!'. • lbs. lb. ~ I milk BACON 39c R~. w~re I ICE CREAM 85c nu;·an~ 1 ? MILK GALLON JUG ~letn~ 3 Complete Rooms =----=----==----;: 28' Ohio Valley Brand w~s Han-[ THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THIS BUY! I Ohio Valley Brand po~l u: !!.':,"!. 11 You'll Like These % gal. ,.; 1 I""==================="""" Borden's "Glacier Club" ~ .......... Marguerite's Shoe Shop 'IJiiiiiiiiiii.....iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii and qullteclwllh a socllllmcllll 'BGIUIIIII4 z..lll = CHEESEBURGER BASKET 1 i .... .... ...' ' noon. ,.,.. •lttlldlDc were 14.r. <*eJ Baaib, Cllldll Mrs. G<otgia Grimm, Goldl.o Robert - - lAird llo ... Johnson, Mrs. James Mae- len by Harry Layne. Followina RDII!nl. Gornet aamr. Velma Joord _ . , ........ Knight. Mrs. Edwin Stein. Mrs. the dinner a fUm, "Test of Mr. James Hobbs of KlnpOC13 aod Audrey Hoffman, Mupret ..... 11th lin - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,Lloyd flAlush and Mrs. Batey. Faith." was shown by Rev . Jad< port. TeMesaee vfsited roeentThomas. Kathryn BleQ!DJ, El- Mn, Elh ••t• • wilt • The next meeting wiU be held Welch The 1116ii Stewardship ly with Mr and Mrs Charles va Canter and Irene Wmebren- OkeJ Roolb vlllltll rrl6lJ . dl ssed b WU· d. · M . d M I !Mrs Sally BGerd' Rodmlll an< By Mn. Carroll Adams, Jr. An election of offlcers (or the!on Nov . 24 at th ho. me _of Mrs . l ~rogram wu !ICU Y Yeage r ~ With r. an rs. By lreae Wlnebnaer ner. . A&euP«<erti ln thr TRAIL RlDE year 1965 was held . Those e!eec lw T. Slone at wh1eh ume the ! ham Powell, Jr.: the 196S Pro- .Joseph Li sh. , M nd Mrs Chari The Suoday School attendAnce Florence JtaL Members of the ·River View .t were : Harry Pickens. Thanksgiving dinner I Budget presented by Mrs. Alice . left on son, bus-lat Guidmtv!:. was OD Blessioa 1Wllha~ Russell . the Tur~;<>ver Sunday 1D VISit w•th her son !ness visltoro In Cincinnati on Dllll"; Saddle Club held a Trail Ride dent; Charles Weaver. VICe Will be held . Tb ~- Oiling. Mrs Fred Norria and dat14hl on November 8. They met at president ; Harry Miller, secre·l RUTH CIRCLE chart Why Do We Give, was and famil y, Dr. aod Mrs. Karl Saturday. Lynn yare ur-, f!'l ~ Bill and Eva Wel1•nr the home of Mro. Mary Froendt tory and treuurer; Robert The Ruth Circle of the Lulh· presented_ by Donald Bumgard· Bletner a\ Knoxville. Tennes- Mrs. Mildred Thompson call· beMrs. s:;'~= ~ Olt ' r and Mn Okt') and rode for four hours andre- Cooke, assistant secreta ry and leran Church Women, St. Paul's ner. A dtscus~non and pledgmg see. ed on Mr. and Mu. Okey Roush r~ Mr and ~s True Roush sa~y · turned to the home of Mt. and treasurer ; John Bumgarner .jChurch met on Tuesday even- 1was conducted at eac~ table Mr. and Mr s Pete Burris Tuesday. w' 0 r' Ma Tbunda Mr Darrell Bouman Donalo Mrs. Henry Elias, where re- .aong leader ; Harold Bumgarn· jing at the home of Mrs . Lloy_dlhy a Jh~tes:. H~tesse~i17-ere and family of New Haven visit- \ Mr. and Mrs. Cla n'! Severign Novss ~ was ~~· BlessinB~; and Shelby were Sunrta'y dinnPT freshments were served by er, assistt.nt song leader. \Roush . The program, ·' Radio Mrs . 0 11 ry, rs.. wn ed on Sundey with Mrs . John are spending a few days wltb b"rt.hda ' · · . ests of Mrs. Rena Bonecutter 1 Mrs. Eliu and Mrs. Donald Those attending the meeting \ Gospel in Africa," was present·j ~owel~ Sr., Mr~ E~wmW~~sh, Raybould who ma~es her home 1Miss Garnet Aten and Elaine M Mrs Fr~ VaDMet-- ::!d children Smith. were Luther Smith, Paul Rick- ed by Mrs. R_obert Lay~e. rs. aul Rous ' rs . am with Mrs. James Wise. ~ McKinney. Etna ohio ;ere Thurs- 1 Mr and )irs calvin Blesling 0 Those who rode over the ard, George Jewell, Larry A short busmess meet1ng was 1Russell and Mrs. Alfred Visiting with Mrs. Harry Revival is now in progrt;SS : dinner ' uest~ o( Mr and and Mr and Mrs W G Rol~ miles were Mary Jane Tennant, Cheesebrew, Eddie Bumgarner,l·conducted by Mrs. Donald,Sprouse. ~e ~~ _for t~e d~· Schwab on Wednesday was her at the Letart Methodist Church Okey :Lush · tins we~e ~ visttOn In 1 1301 Lennie Tennant, Jane Roush. Ottie Roush, Charles W_eaver, Bumgardner. . ~ ~~ was . r. d. . :~t~ sister, Mrs. Vlctor Stewart and with the Rev. Mrs. Winkler as ~ Board Lad.i~ Aid met 00 Ripley Saturday. Ed Roush, Henry Elias, Jim Edgar LaY"'e. Bernard L1evmg, l Others attendmg were Mrs. \ e meetmg was ISmlss WJ her nlece, Mrs. Linda Bailey evarttelist. Wed e sda · th B d School Sharon Brinker of St Mary'l 1 Elias, Sarah Elias, Bob Byus, otha Lieving, Edward Bumgar-1Henry Such, Jr ., Mrs. Herman a ~rayer · and children all of St. Albans. Okey Capehart end Lewis hous~e anJ ~ nt eth:a~ay quilt~ school of Nursina of Partera-Ed Mattox, Lynn Breedon, Car- ner, H~rry Picken~. R~v . ~ar-1 Layne, Mrs. Jo_hn Fry, Mrs. NEW HAVEN I CONT. ~ Mike Tay1or of the Merchant Blessing of Co)umbus spent the . Those itendin were Mrs burg spent the week end tflth Ia Crookham, Donald Smith and tin Bensford. Harry M11ler . Rcr . H<~rry Layne, M1ss Lelah Jane l Among thos attendmg were Marines, stationed on the Whit· weekend with their parents. ~- M aBro g Mildred . her parents Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred Mary Froendt. bert Cooke, LcJiter Ze.rk\e and Powell and Mrs. MelVIn Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Herma11 Layne, ing at Norfolk, Va. visited re~ Wade Carpenter is spending Th~~ Ma w~sh Maude iBrinker. ' EUB BROTHERHOOD Tom Hoffman . BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne, Mr ., cently with his parents, Mr. and a few days In Coolvi1le, Ohio. .;,;;;;;;;P~;.;·:.,;:;;Y~~~·_;;;~~~~~=--====-The Brotherhood of the E~B SE~TNG CLUB Mr . and Mrs. Fred Po':"eroy of and Mrs. David Roush , Mr.l Mrs. John TayJor. Mr. Paul Hoffman, who is . Church met on Monday evenmg1 The Sewmg Clu b met on Santa Cruz , Ne": Nextco, are and Mrs. John F: Roush, Mr. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. employed 1D . Pennsylvania, • with George Jewell as lead·~ Tuesday afternoon at the home announcing the barth of a seven and Mrs. Max Etchinger, Mr. Catherine Reynolds aod family spent the weekend with his •• er . Luther Smith led a discus- of Mrs. Fred Batey _ Refresh· I pound boy on November 12, 1964 and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. and on Sunday were Mr. Albert family. sion on "The Church Mini!l,!-ers . ments were servrd to Mrs. L;in a hospital in Espanol~, I Mrs. Lloyd Rou$, Mr . and Swatzel, Pomeroy, Mrs. Car· The Joe Boston family hElve and Its Members." i C. Roush. Mrs. W. T. Stone, 1New Mexico . Mrs. Pomeroy IS Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. Mr · roll Shinn and children of Leon, moved to their newly purchas1 ~~a:~~----------~-----.-..-.-...-. of and Mrs. William RllSsell, Mr . Mrs. R. C. King oE Hender- ed home in New Haven. 1 : the forme-r Sandra Roush New Haven. The maternal and Mrs. Harold John:,nn, Rev. son, and Mr. and Mrs. A Iva Mrs. Loia Ann Phalln fiew to grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Welch, James Luckeydoo , Letart. Anchorage, Alaska, to join her Donald F. Roush of New Hav- Layne, Wiliam Powell, J~ ., Herbert Amick is reportedly husband who ls in service there. ! en and the paternal gran~par· Joseph Paugh, Mrs. E d w 1 n a patient at the Holzer Hos- Mrs. Audr~y Hoffman and i ents are Mr. and ~rs. Vmson Roush, Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. pital. He was taken there on children were in Ravenswood , Pomeroy of Greenville. Pa. The Gary Roush, Mrs. Grant Roush, Friday by his daughter, Mrs. Wednesday, \ maternal great grandparents Mrs . Fred Roush, Mrs. M. L. James Buchannon, Middleport. The Guiding Star Ladies Aid I are Mrs. S. H. Reitmire and Ohlinger, Mrs. Velma Roush, Visiting with Mrs. Charles held their weekJy meeting in ' Misses & Lad1el Mr . and Mrs. Probe Roush. Myra and Jane Roush, Mrs. Barton over tbe weekend at the church basement Tnursday GARDEN CLUB MEETING Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs. William Pleosanl Valley Hospital were ~­ Si2es The New Haven Garden Club Powell, Sr., Mrs. J . V. Me- the following daughters and rei~ home of her son and daughter· 121& to BIJ 10 ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR met Thursday _evening at. _the Grew, Mr~. Johnny Rous~, atives, Mr. and Mrs. George in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Club House wath Mrs. Wllham Mrs. Melvm Knapp, Mrs. Hal- HILI, Cleirton. Pa. Mr. and Barton, where she will recuper, Chisler, Mrs. Harold Johnson da Ridgway, Mrs. Roland Karr, l Mrs. Frank Gates, Mr. and Mrs. ate from a broken hip. and Mrs. Floyd Carmack as Mrs. Larry King, Mrs. Alffred , Frank Poskon and son all of Mr. and Mrs. Richard nostesses. The meeting wa~ call- Sprou!le, Mrs .. Nelson Roush, 1Elizabeth, Pa ., Mrs. Mildred 1 stead of Canton, Ohio visited 1 ed to order by the presadent, Mrs. Otto Gr1mm, Karen1Garwin, Finleyville, Pa. on Thursday with Mrs. Reuben \ Mrs. L. C. Roush. The roll Greene. Mrs. Barton is expected to Stewart and other relatives in INCLUDING call was answered with "Name: PTA TO MEET be returned on Monday to the the Bend area. A An Unusual Animal." 1 The New Haven PTA Mr and Mrs Bill Brown, Mr. Fri9ldaire . The program on "Unusual meet on Thursday, Nov . 19, Cliff Roush; Treasurer, and Mrs. Ferris Justis visited Wild Animlrl1s." was presented 8 p. m. at th school. In Otha Lieving: Publicity, recently at Brilliant, Ohio with Rtfrigerotar Mrs. William Chisler. A ing with American Ray Weaver and Mrs. the latter's daughler and son· and business meeting was con~ Week Mr. Donald Foglesong Fred Batly ; Flowers, Mrs. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tay. full sizo ducted at which time they de- speak on '"Education of Youth.' George Jewell and Mrs. CJayton lor and daughter. Gat Ran9e cided to have a grab bag ex- VETERANS DAY DINNER Athey; Program, Mrs. Howard Mrs. Charles Aldridge and change at the Christmas meet~ A Veterans Day Dinner Burris, Mrs Bernard Lieving, daughter, Gratus. attended the • • • ing. held on Novembec 9 at the and Mrs. Thelma Capehart. The. funeral of Mrs. Aldridge's aunt 1 Buy on Easy Terms r.ur young douglller'S !eel oftl rallr star- lllf Those attending were . gion Home in New Haven. Mrs. December ineeting will be held in Cincinnati, recently, [ A small down payment dry in Esllloos ... arnt her fashion awetitt •111111 utM . L. Ohlinger , Mrs. Ottie Paul B. Powell and her at the home of Mrs. Martin Mrs. Mabel Hervey of Perk- I' 1nd only $1.00 istied, too. for IIIII tlzh~ ...,IJ llned, - · Roush, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Miss ents prsented a vocal Berisford and a grab bag gift ersburg visited over the weekper day. bools by u.s. Rtlbber •• made "' .....llel, Wlltrproof Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. as follows : The singing of exchange will be held. end with her slster, Mrs. Earl · loya101 -tbf polr,nerlc material that WDI't Ink ard Burris. Mrs. B. R. Vance, National Anthem by Those attending were Mrs. Ewing. 1 frerze,cra:t.dllp, stain or scuff. Ar1d tfteywlpt cl11n ~ Mrs . J. V. McGrew, the singing of the Pledge Martin Berisford, Mrs. Wald Mrs. Gloria Ebersbach visitlltW wiUii water! Why DOl briac JOUr dlu&bl11 in soont Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Allegiance by the student Cunningham, Mrs. Fred Batey, ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suiter Layne, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, · "Withoul Him" by Barbara Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Howard in Charleston over the weekend . Fred Batey, Mrs . Velma Roush, sandra Marshall; "West Burris, Mrs. Otho Lieving, Mrs. Mrs. Kathryn Long Robey Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. L. C. gnia" by Karen Greene; ' Clayton Athey, Mrs. Bernard Kaylong died Monday mornRoush, Mrs. Donald F. i9 Worth Fighting For" Lieving, Mrs . Nannie Johnson, ing, Nov. 16 at the Van Meter Mrs, Harry Layne. and Barbara Marshall; Cliff Roush, Mrs. Thelma Rest Home at Clifton. Services ~ MlbDLEPORT, 0. hostesses, Mrs. Chisler a! Journey," by Rick Powell; Capehart, Mrs. Ray Weaver, were in charge of Crow-Russell I THANKS SIMON'S . .. ' . - .' ·' · -· I WEEK-END -rfh-(J~~ I · ri MASSAGIC I · pr~si·l a~nual 1 1 · NEwIIAVEN I'.Aiwacv Bartels, pr1nolpal • 8IIO<l A 111m ~..._ ~•-• " WU ed that the Chri tmae DU-. rRIBJU.Cll~~t 111 be Dece t 7~am shown by Mn. Barltlt,• ...,by 1llina w m.... 17 a : ~p.m.,,_ ......___. Due to t.be there w10 w,.;; new pro,-- r - be 00 Decem~am, of the tbfl PTA f« tbe tcbool. PTA The ~ttee Refreahmentl wen served was · named":ll'~ase t:eata by Mn. lduiM bid, Georae for the achool. A gift urchased Wagner, Mr. and :Mra. Horact for Mrs. Geneva Joa~hlm who Abbott, Mr. and Mn. Harold retired last year as principal Blackston, Mr. and MrL Edwas sent 10 her ' ward Ball, Mr. and Mrs.Opha · Offutt, Mr. aud. Mn. Georee Donald Lamming, school board Sisson, Mrs. Velma Doujla11 member, thanked tM PI'A and Mrs. Walter Bunce. HospJtaJ AVERY NELSON ~· D~y.Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Nov. 1~. 1964-7 Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mro. Ot«e ner aod bua!ne,. meet1111 WoolRodsh, Mrs. Herman Layne, nesday evenin& at the c:burtb Mason Personal Letart' W• Va. :~;:::;:;:::::;~::;::;:::;::::::~-~=-== IMrs. H. ~- Dyer. Mrs. Harold at ! :30. Tbe Invocation was giv- 601 16 ......... . were eleetod;, SHOP SATURQAY t TIL t 1 . Pre&ldle~en~·t~,.:~:::t~~:Jt~~~:Z!l~ ~-;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r.+~~~(r·~~ ~~~; s MILL S'tREI!T ., • ' ' I �,, ''· : - -.-..,-------.,...."".- - - - , 1-o.ily Selillllel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, o ., Nov. 18, 19M ~Em-p~loyme-....-nt-:W:-::-an_t..c_il WANT AD INFORMAnON Q'\2SIGNS u.··......,.-'""lltn.eb- -- ...".. , ... , • o...~ . . . • . _ ~ QU~ITY ~ Or~·- 1963 Tempe~! LeMans Cpe. C Afllll IU ,l.o\ llUNII r nH ft 1:1 'T" ~~• , "' ,.. . ... ·. -p•oo •,., l)ou 41 ~ .... ~n<l • ol ...,,, " ..... <~nrl -·~ ·· .ft ...... b . -..tooro UIJ •&J 11!'e"'*' "' &T~.-.t· • "•<' •htr •MUlti ,.,..,.,..,u••" .... ...... . . ...... . ' " ' ,,.,......_, · ... .. "' II • ....~, "'"'~ r""" - •n. Pomeroy ·f~ \}•• o:oun• "' ~••a Ulo '"" ~t•lo •'"''" IO 4'" AIW !» l ' lHI.NII.o~> • 0111'1' '-' 41U.D - II 211 fOI fM., -.M mo t> 11111"' •eto «!ltltmna> •oro It orhCI! "'uu H.l "::1' OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO I.T"5 8C.J &AS~· PI.A\-a. &UUL1 A For Rent -- PIGS for sale. Phone WY !-M54. I F1JRNISHED ! room lxlu:!e. b·~th ::~ nd b<l<:.t>ment. 313~ Coo- ONE KING slz• Florence Coal PIUlUUt!f1oiG """" "" PHONE WY 2-2156 , dor S !., C.rd of Thanks p omeru)· · 10 II 17 6tc , stove . small drnp-leaf tabJe, and 4 chairs. 667-3:250. tlc Tl II 16 &tp -I TRAJLER \{lts for rent. c\ose l 'iiNGER Sewtnr macllinel. I WANT TO thank the !\!i'igs t~ La undrymat and schools oew . $59.50 1.1p. &everaJ used $8,500.00. MR. AND MRS. C. B. HAYMAN C. B. and Kathryn (O'Neil) Hayman will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary November 28 with open house at their home one mile south of Chester from 1 until 4 p.m. The Hayman's havl one son, Guy D., of Long Bottom; 11 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. They were maiTled November 28, 1914 at the court bOuse in Pomeroy by the late John L. Blair, Justice of Peace. Mr. Hay· man was a rural mail carrier out of Long Bottom for 40 yean before retiring Feb. 28, 1957. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman have spenl their entire life in Meiga county. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Meigs Riding Club is High Winner of Horseman Awards CALENDAR i ranis and visited me during ! 11 17 Btp 10-3HOtc ID '' tic For Sale or Rent SOCIAL FOR SALE: 8 room hOuse with my stay in the hospital. I - - . . v.ill treasure all the kindness fi ROOMS and bath m Mmer~ or rs. I ::=rru:: :r 6tcl Boa -. the Ohio valley Horseman As- Off• 0 PPH Are Elected I 1 1954 FORD I •, r ! I ' f '' ' ' '' : ' I · MltGs PI'~~.-~~ 1 =· l .' 8DP4rilh 116 : Lubrlcale .d!:/f:.~~ ~~rt-1-+- 1o- Lo.-e•&LI.OW Jo .-..roo.--. 0ao- Jtfmply Ja thlo "'""""A. for the three L'a, X for the two 0'11, ete. Single letters, apo.. trophlel. the length and formation ot U. word~ are ali hint.. llaeh clq tbe 4IOde letten dlffeJ"eDt. t. 0 ll W B. Pll' .a.~--- K. I.O&Wlil. V I L ... J T 'I'lL a D l W P H X L G, l'!'& &RJDit.• LWG.-KJBLPKW& 1'-,-. ~- A.S A. GlllllliiUl. RVUII, IIOBOD'f OIC:k tRAC, JU.8 MO.cc.r WBO OOGH'l' TO HAY& ll'.-DISfttEU ·-.,..--~ • ·a t.~!!' ::t,oo.v. SOME- OF THESE. TI-lE WATER SAMPLES MIGHT COMe IN HANDY. WMPO Radio ·"Our oommlttee on World Problems hu run into ,. trouble. The•'re havin~ difficulty doclclln~ wb&t MONDAY THRU JI'RIDAY • 00 SI- On -N-o •- Heart ...Hour l~==·"'="'"=~·~~~~to~~-=~t;I"~:::;~~·:_:;;.=._-::Jj"'8:05 Sacred WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRlDAY 6>45 Sign On 7,00 Be StiU and Know 7:03 News 7,118 Musical Clock 7' 30 Newo Headllneo 7:32 . Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sparta Today 8:15 Weather 8·18 Musical Clock 8·55 Comlnunity News 9 00 Talk ol the Town 9:5$ Mason County News 10 00 Publle Servloe :o:1$ Family Worsllip Hour .0,30 Latebs•<ing ~ : 00 News Beat I I : ~ Mornina Melodies · except Friday, Cburcb · Bells Ring ' ' 11:45 World Ne1'1S ·· 11:5i Mason County Newa 12:00' Community News 12:05 Local News 12:10 Marke"' 12: IS .Wealher 2:20 Bulletio Board 12,25 News 0 Grams .2:30 County Alent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 Newo Seat 2, 00 Country Go Round 2:55 Newa Seat S:OO Midway Matioet 3:55 Newa Beat TERRY 4:00 Dlseing With Doso Interchange 5:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5:15 Sporls Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner MIIS!c:ale 5:45 Sign on uo SATURDAY 8:46 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:115 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 PL Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:46 Family Worship Hour 11:00 N•ws, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bullelin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12::W Satarday MaLinee 1:15 Ohio State Football . t:OO Discillg with Doss t:30 Top fen Revue 5:00 News Ru.mdup 5: 15 Public S<rvlce 5:!111 Dinner Mlislcalo 5:45 s1gn on 6:20 Meigs County RFD 1:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 News 8:;13f!ev. RaYJI!ond ~,one! :-:~1 ·6:55 Sports Headllneo· .. . .. Weather &pori 1!00 News 7;05 Tiny'o Chapel ,,.,:.... 7::W News • """ "· 1:35 Pickens Hardware (To[, • Thurs.) 7:50 News Report>8:00 Blll Miller Show 8:00 Johnson • Simpson l'nl. Show (Fri.) 6:10 Roy's Food Basket Show (Mon • Thura.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Sbow (Wed.. Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Markel Show (Thurs.) 8:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet Grand Ole op'ry 1u:w MiDioterlal Asa!IC. · 1•..•• A:s.c. Program • Ftl 111:10 Fsmlly Worship · Thurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. E>:t.-Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 1H5 Tiny'o Country llymos 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler'a Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show t:OO Jim Meea Show t:l5 Blaettnar Auto Sbow ('111un.) 4:30 5:00 8:00 8:05 Local News Jim Meea 1lhoW Slmqn'a Markel · News Sundown Serenade ~:45 Sign 011 September 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6:00 OnNewo 6:05 Sill>' Country Music 6: 20 Counlry Jamboree 1:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy In Football i 9:30 Middleport Ill Football d 'OO Top Ten Show !Dally Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttona) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12::W Rev. Merlin Teeto 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6:45 Sill>' Off September 5:45 Glgn Off Oclober SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 French Cit)' Baptist 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliveranet tElder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abelo 10:05 Sunday Cbapel 10:33 Washington Reporla lhe ?eople 11:00 Sunday Show ABBIE AND SLAn 12>00 Noon News 12:15 Cllristians Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets J.:OO Rev. Andrew Parsono 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups Z:OO Sunday Chapel 2,33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Counlry Hymolimen (Dan Hayman) 1:33 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptfal Layman'& Hour 6:30 Sundown Seren.ad, 8:45 Si&D ')ff September 5:45 Sign oa October Bw HAROLD GRAY TH~ PIECE Of:: WIRE'? Wf-IAT DO vou tAAKii 0? IHAT, GHERIFF1 lv RAEBURN VANBUREN BUT lr'!.' F:oR V Wi--! ...:rs HIS "LVIN PA~!> BV 'S EARS SOT T'OO EARS .' .tltl'il ... ,., ..,. I I the ea...,, / /: ' ' : ., ·, !~II. ·~- ' ", '1 '·.', ~ •.t~~. ' I' •• #> •' 't ' .. .... _... . ~ ~ -;'- .... ... .f·.· ~ ··· ' -· "IJ>J.· ..J • .,1:. '~ •!' :;., ,. .',', ( ,, '- '· ' ! ~~;~~~;.;f;1~ ,>'· I<_ • ..,. .... .,. .. ~ ' !.J ·, --.,liif NANCY··· THAT . ISN'T· SANITARY Wrn-t FINGERS , ACe.5 pme a,. otESTER BY THE' VVAY. Mi'a c·lll4l!! -o;.... ===---=::------::-:-:- TOO m;!:elt it i MI ~TURE Here's how 1o worlll&< AX'J'DLB.&A.XB vtneeni: .·J . ildlnl ! 6ULPJ!· DID f'MKE TI-l' DAJLY CBYPl'OQUOTE - 'Linda. Boston",:. j - ...wo,r How: 72. Ll'L ABNEJt =1" I.V~II !lay: U.:,.: 11 ..-. ----. = :W l.Port. .. . ~~ !'~~ ~"!les ....... 19. A klDd fll 'iASilLJNE ALLEY Hamlin, s.'tur- ~'"""'"Y ~, =-- fulfilling the medium'& 22. King "' tial for information beauty and lNul even entertainmeni. And the 28. lucky small percentage of 2'7. Burdea ers with color sets must 28. "li~Lta.W'C have exulted at 1 the full 5 of the tre•surea so: B&rrea into one'a home. M. T1P& meuure 5 PI Getlrlt! -core. mNAR'S BLA :fotm 10. T~ - . I RADIATOR SERV I CE := tlolty i BaSha0 SOCiety • ' News BETTER .M<)I;EY OOINN lOTH' STILL AN' SEE IFTHAR'S ENNY OF lHfM INFUNNEL I 117. Mytblcal ' Gennan I I EM NEW MAtL·ORDI'R \ Ll><t 'M\TCHES Frr 'IE t5T PERFECT, PAW Trophies were presented In f h fRID LASIWILL ' GOQGLE ond SNUI'F'I SMI'n' WAAL~·I. was glued to a restaurent •YDL ceiling in Montmartre. "¥1. The hour in 1 um was Ill!. Crowd slon at the pinnacle of its form, 21. ~;:;.. ing 1 "S;:... -- lf. County Riding Club attended "Cllristmas Thoughts." 3 extra lots. 2 squarea from sociation banquet Saturday ev- the various classes by Mr. bestowed upon me till death.: ville. Ohio. Write Ruymond Court House in Pomeroy. PricNOV. 11 enlng at Albany High School, Downie and Dr. Grady, firstthln Hazel Van Cooney , Brown 755 Stelzer Road. Co l. , u . S. CIVIL SEft.VIC& TESTS I e1.1 very reasonable. CaD WY Bethel No. 62 of Ule Intern&· with 144 in attendance. the reserve, and second in e 11 umhus. 19, Ohio, or call 2351 1~.oo ~O:!k ~...,.!~ 2-6524. 11 13 tiona! Order of Job's Daughters Seated at a special table! champion classes. 11 19 11 P ll 16 6tc aJittJ •pnct n• 1 "'"uund• "' Ito~ wUl meet at Pomeroy Masonic we.... Dr and Mrs Gardner Classes and the name of tht 8712 • - - - -- - - -- - <1Pfl> b'po!l1ca01' un.n, .uo..,_ u . . . ' . , . rRss tn~;;t:::,t1n~n~: rol:!'t: SEVEN ROOM bt1ck home 1r1 Temple, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Dr. and Mrs. Grady, Mr. and horse, owner, and r1der rbe~elv. Nolice I ~~~~," .,:;,. ~=.tdr<!ll• ud pbuM p.,meroy, two bathrooms. 4 A County Workshop_ for Mem· Mrs. William Downie and Mr. ing trophies with n) t e reFor Sa 8 =~~n=ee. 'l'b• bedrooms, garage, basement. bership and Evangelism Cornand and Mrs. Bv~ Frazee. Mr. Dow- serve and . (2) the cbam&: SHAKE HAVEN, Chester, Ohio - - - - _:: s lirusbed rooms in attic. Christian Social Concern · nie served 80 master of cere- were: Enghsb th<ee • ga . State Rt. 7. Closed for seas· , 1954 ONE TON truck. with cat· '- Business Services Large :ot. Out of bigh water . mission members, will meet Imonies and introduced those full mane and taH: 1- BetiDti on. Thanks to all of our cus- t Ue rock or trade for ptck-up. central beating Inquire Thursday evening, Nov. 19, 7:30 at the special table. Dr. Gard- 1Peavine, ~arroll Ball, Athena 1 tamers. See you again next i Call CH 7·2337, 11 18 3tc l NELSON'S Fur. House. Now Charles Wildennutb. WY ,_ to 9 p. m. a~ Heath Methodist ner aave 111 everal poems which ·l 2. Gay Aristocrat, Bob FraSpring. JWle a:-~d Roger Epple · open ror busm~ss on ~ech~ 2205 or >NY 2-6116.. 9-28-tfe Ch~.rch ln Middleport. he composed, including "T 11 e zee, We11ston. 11 19 Jtc , CITIZEN Band Antenna. Hy·l ani r St., Pomeroy. H 1 d e 1 The Women's Association of Modest Horseman:~ "The p , Red Blr<l 1 W· Va , ' _ __ I Ga in, C LR "Top Ha t" base and furs. 11 18 6tp ~'OR SALE-Middlep<~rt' talJ. the First United Presbyterian Services wiD be held In the Ro~~sle£. _on~Uf~ 1 ~0 • ede .~15 'sta lighi i.es~; SHOTGUN and rifle shoot, antenna Like new, priced for -- 1 butJtH .... located ~ N Church ln Middleport will meet HopeweJI Baptist Church at Mt. Sunday, Nnv . 22nd, 1 p. m.. quick s~le. Phone IVY 2-2440 rRANSMISSION Salvage Com- ~nd Middleport Thursday evening at the Allo and burial wiD follow In lCefS 0 • ·blirln~r. ~ew ~ven,' w. Va. Turkeys for prizes. Bob Hill ~l or WY 2-2593. II 18 tlc l pany. Repamng all makeo. Priced . -~ ..••• ,_ church at 7:30p.m. A Thanks- the Hopewell cemetery at MI. •- PI Ho clip· 101 qwl;a ~farm. Sponsored by the Ra· . . ·tomatic and standard trans,.... . ·n be taken Alt •} Western easure rse, rme Fire Department jTHEnE WILL he a b1g auct10n , mtsstuns. Maurice Gagnon, q - at Oblo Hotel. givingCaof~en:.kywi ·s progr~ 0· COUDCl ped mane and tall: 1. Rollan, 1 ll · 19 3tc Sa!urday ni ght <tl. 7 p. m. at Owner. Phone WY 2-6173. Mrs. r Kay Allen Athens 2. Royal -::,.,..--=:::=---Laurel Cliff, Rt. 124, beII 17 Ue leader wilh Mrs. Edward TewkaPlea&ant Valley Bo•pltal Re H ~ L son Hamlin WILL THE person who took tween Rts. 33 and l48. There Auto S•las bory devotion.al chairmall. Host.- ADMITIED: Mrs. Martin w.·va. ~:lgish ;~..~e Horse: the 5 gallon can of gasoline will be a lot of good mer- t.arl Gnesor, Plamblal ... tesses wdl be Mrs. Rod· Durst, Pt. Pleasant Marcia ' Dore Sob Frazee from the Fire Truck please! chandise. Russell Welch. UeattD1 FOR SALE - 1957 Chevrolet ney Sauer, Mn. William Ingels, Lynn Schultz, South!ide Mrs. ~~L;v~~~ s Pam 'Fruee ri,,ter, return the can. Racine F'ire I 11 18 3tp MIDornlllo, Belair, 4 dr. Sedan, automat.- Mrs. Richard Vaughan, 1\!n. Robert Chaffin, Pt. Pleasant PT. PLESANT - The Student . edl Sha Blickie Alh· Dcpurlment. 11 19 3lc · ---End voor ,....., lrooOtet Ic. New battery, t good tires. Annis Oblinger, Mrs. Judson John Greer, Pt. Pleasant. Council of Point Pleasant. Jun- '· Ne e, ry ' ' 1960 FORD Stalion Wagon, 9 we llan aD ..._ Reason lor selling _ goillj White and_ Mrs. Carl GilmOre. DISCHARGED: Mrs. James lor lngb School has elected of· "":iestern Pleasure 18 _- 5li in· NO HUNTINr; ON THE Robert i. passenger, automatic shift s.- - to Germany. Phone · WY :r,. The Twin City Sllrlne Club ShuU, Southside Mrs .. IA>y- fleers .for the 1964-6.1 school h . Chico Beverly Allen, Ritchie Farm. ll 18 6tp and power steering, Phone Beasonallle $29t. 11 11 31< will bold · their regular meeting al Florence and son, Gallipolfl, year. Ic ~· 1· 2 S~cho Donna Al· ·--I WY 2-61)16. 11 18 6tc C&ll W1 z.zt'11 DaJ • N1J111 t th club room in Masonic Ohio At ens · ' . R.~WLEIGH Produc"' for sale.I _ _ _ a e . dl 7 a lie 1 Thursday BrRTII· Mr a d Mrs Martin Dallas Kayser was chosen len, Athens. Tennessee Walking \Vy-2-6412. lll-24-30tc ' Harden's Market, Syracuse, 1956 BUICK t dr. special auto-: Temple, MidThepor ' Ill be elec- Do t Pt. Pl.;, n 1 8 tilthte president, Dwaine Gree, VIce- t1orse: 1. Mr. Goodfellow, Good with the low, low everyday HEA.TING, Plambtn~:, MaeDer matie transmission. Power ~t I P· m_. ere w are to rs' · ~n' ~ r. president Stephen WUson, Acres of Athens owner and ~· prices. Extra specials. Thurs· hmaca. Arnold Brodlen. steering, good tires. Contact: ti~n of offiers. Md:r:sbe~rd Er· secretary, 8lld Joe Head, trea- H. B. Boocks rider; 2. Go Boy·~ Your L1ndm•r• Service f day, Friday, and Salurday. Ill East Main Sir<e~ POD> Tommy Stobart, Racine, Ohio bring the~ 1964and guard · of surer. Honeymoon, Keith Zimmerman, $t1tlon Is Giving Away A ; Large country fresh, white croy. Pboae W1 UI4L II 19 3tc rue Rolls • gr Albany ·Western Stock Horse: eggs, 3 doz. $1.39 Fairmont Aladdin Temple, will be presClassroom delegates and alter- 1 Mis~ Trixie Ed Mattox, Pt. 1 11 11e ice cream, reg. - 9l!c I> gal. 1954 One ton truck with cat.- ent. All members are urged "' ~ nates are Barbara Legg, Jaant W Va · 2 Royal Rex ReJister for tb1~t good second AUI..'I'tONEEJl 1 k tr d for p!'ck up attend. mes Jarrell, Brenda Hartley, Heaards • La'wson,'' w: for Only 79c. 5 lb. bag Flor: ' car each time vou drive in. C...pleto t e rae or a e · The Willing Workers Class of Gary Park, Roberta Randolph, ow No purchase necessary. just re.!!Hter. ida orange, 49c doz. Reg. 89c Critl lmultnnl Call CH 1·2331, II 19 31e the Enterprise EUB church Irene Sheline, Monte &ss, Va.nl ish tbree • ailed, ell~ MlNUTRub pain reliever, 59c tlrlle, ..._. • Coatoet --iU meet at the home of MiSB By Mrs. A. H. BaDey Roy Allen Busb, E mang e and taUg. '1. Melody HOME OF UNICO TIRES Fresh cranberries, Z9c lb &. C. BRADFORD 1959 BISCAYNE Cbevrole~ :r,. w ~ sda even- M G Wblte d d ht.B peel $1.50 value Revlon Hair spray ard O<rothy IA>ng ,,ur Y r. rover an aug ael Bright, James arney, Sto ll James Haytborne SUPER SERVICE 79c tax. Bologna, 3 lb. $100 llacble, Olltll door, 6 cylinder stand mg. There will be election of er, ll<lris, spent a week end Sandra Brown, Patricia Dunlap, Be~~=· u'wner and PaU;y STATION Morton's TV dinners, 39c. EvI II tfr shif~ radio and heater. New officers. at KUlbuck with Mr. and Mrs. , S arah Lewis., Charles Burdette, rider: Z. Tiger LU;y, Pam J•clt W . Cutey aos Leoder Bacon. 49c lb. , paint. WI t-3443. etp A Christmas Bazaar and Paul ·Baker and family. · Charmaine Walden, Debra Fr~ WeUston Clover Leaf Moe. WY l-9932 11 16 _ ' bake sale will be bold at the Rev. Stilts of Racine called ma;, John Kososk!e, Glen r el 'raceEXPERIENCED 11 18 3tc 1 Dany D liutcb _______ _ Tho Rambler first United Presbyterian ahurcb on lhe Clint Ori' family Friday. JLong, Kenny Morrison. ~ Clrcl;vnie 2 Dul'iy WI~ A111'0MOBILE bJ.siU'ance ..... AUCTION - Sat., Nov. 21, 1964 World Staaderd .. enmpoe~ in Middleport, Thursday, Nov.. Mr. ond Mrs. Joe LyOitl ond Also, Debbie Sayre, Jesse I~ • Greer . New' RaveD. w. eaooelledT t..ost your open· beglnmng at 12 :30 .P· m. at Jrn:olloace Ill, starting at 9:30 a. m. All sons of Pt. Pleasanl spent Sun-. Bamm, Joyce Pullley, · Step- V m wesW.:. Tran Hone: 1, lor'o lleeue? CaO WY ~.-- my home three m1les north Big ear nJOIII, rldo bd Jill' buaar Items to be contributed day with bet sister and broth- ben Miller, Ketill Biggs. Roser 1• Bald Marjorie Boock &Wic of Five Pomis near the Hill formaD<e. SmaD .., eCOll- should be at the church · Wed· er-in-law, ).fr. 8Dd Mrs. Bolel, Dollnle Gory Royal Rex, Pony Form (follow the sale ~ neaday everuD,Il. Bake aale Items Roberts. . Monroe, SltellJI Lawson. Engllslt live-gait· . arrows from Rts. 1 and 33). from the largest lnlcll or bd 11M abould be bron&hl 'lburttda7 Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard Vivian ~ey, Patricia · L Dlamoad, .James ,Ha)'· .. for Rent 1 will sell lhe following : nulldozer radiator to lho Melrupolllu llhlln morning. and Brenda Lee spent 1 Lois Hope. tb . Beljn and · Sunahine Living room suite, two-piece omalleot E. Malo Slreet, PomerGJ NOV 2l end ot Wooster With Mr. CarOl Gloryorne,Karen ~ Frankfort. 7 ROOM HOUSE, located on davenport, two dressers, beds, Mrs teo Eddy ond 1am11y • Etlsel Pllotto WY Nl'!l Jane Howell Tent. Daughters ~- Murl OUn spent Helb Jante ·Cobb Robert 2. SparkliDc . 144 East Main Street, Pom- rocking chairs, rugs, china • • Buffalo. W. Va. t :Ill tic of Union Vetenms will meet at eroy, Ohio, Tel. SH 24834. cupboards, dishes (some an- W'f Z.2148 Pomo.., ----:--:::---;--- the DAV Hall Monday at 6 p, day night and Sunday wllh Mr. !bony and Rebecca Bletnar. Pleasure llorse, full Mrs. John Stout, Harrison~ tique), electric range, coal Help W•nted m for A Thanksgiving dinner and Mrs. Richard Gaul and and tall: I. Tony, Bob ville, Ohio. II li 3tp range (with water tank! . L 0. McCOY, AUL"'''ONEER, foilowed b• the regular mee~ famllyandol ~!"'Eddi· Grlffllb Three-Ael Comedy Ridge, Jackson,- 81111 ScoU WBshing machine, I awn Cltester, Ohio. I 23 tic LOOKING ~OR IICURI ' Mr "'"' e 2. King Bald)' FURNISHED 5 room apart· mowers, garden tractor, 24' IOit lng, · re~ home, from Tuaolt, OR Stoge Friday Bierly . ~;cb, ClrclevWe Ep ment. Newell'• Sunoca, Ches· extension ladder. step ladder, Legal Notice ....., .,. a s. - 'flslted act : '1; . . 0raee: 1. cbery!' ter, 985-2305. II 17 tfc lard press, irOn kettle. AN· IN THI COMMON PLIAI COURT OP S. . . . . . . . _ .......an __.. .._pu ..'-AIAoo 1.J,.,&,1 lnl. lllKI .l'f.li'D• \.iiiiU ~' • th £18--.u Wllllam1 Rutland• 2. lloDDI TIQUES : Love seat, eandle cog:::·::.·~~"" eo.u-. u.o• ......, Mrs. Charles Ables (May and ~mily. '' IIJODSOI'ed by e. Junior Athens. W~tem Sbow TRAILER Iota, State approved . mold. powder horn, 2 wall '"•'''"• .,..,., ..,.,,, " ,... Bentz) fa crtUcany W ole heart Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr of Point Pleasant ADen, . ShamtCJD DaiO's Jlawlt 1 Brown's Trailer Park, Miners. telephones, picture frames, - P1.AINTIJ7, HELP WANTED-MALl eondlUon at Holzer HospitaL lOllS apenl Sunday with will be presented y~ .c l ville, Ohio. WY 2-3324. other items too numerous ta :1~: ofa~~: :r'i::.'~eceO:•e~ ACCOUNTANTS Mrs Ed BoweD and Mrs. Wrn. and Mrs. Clint Orr. high 20th at .a p.m. ID Res Pot O'Gold. A. 1 wort- !. -:::::--::::=:-::--:::-.,-11;-,17: -30tc mention. ·at a~.. LICI.t.L N~~~~DANTS MaJor bl4u.UW eorporatkta ... Low~ of Pomeroy are sisters Mrs. Dorll Friend called IN ..t.:.d. fC!hool a~~umb· of NeW Ml~~ · ONE NEWLY Furnished effl Lunch available. Tha unblown beln oJ o. w. Don- career opportuaHJ' tmm..stfoWJ' ot ·141'1 Ables. Mr. and Mrl. Theo Mora ....~.., are on 1111.111 f pl.easUI8t PonT": . . Jt~rnes B. Baily, Owner nalb'. ~~«eased, G. w. Donnan:r. 11• avan.bllt for accou.auw. lhoulll .._,,........ , _,._ 0011 and· are priced at · l2 .-aNi I ciency apartment. Also 1 ~ 3 eeand, Ella B. .Jack10n, <leeea~M4, be NAD' eoU.1• ar..tut., mm. I:IWJ_,_7 •""'1-u • . lncbell. and rkt* ,._,,._ I. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer, and Aaa• B. Paw. deHaM..I, •ho• ta17 otxem..,., 101M ~· VJ8IT BO'W,EN8 Mr. aDd Mrl. Ralpb . atudenta, 8$ eenta adulta, , .,..,....., La......, BiJI,. room apartment with stove ratdence• ar- unlmo...m """ tan preferred bUt . ., -•UIL 11-' th for reserved seats . 1. IDIMl ........, ~ . ' furms . hed. 11 Ul 5te notice1tbat Clannca Price111on be wmtna ta luU ulocate. ........ ..-' tchen Bents W81 e. and . Brenda. Lee "'" in m . and refr1gerator ,. ..--~-Good .LWJ.D "~;-.;; p'·y ' __...._ • " • ."a. v •,.. Jim "·""·, ...,_..., . IIi 1 ·~Ar\hw ..._ - ...., ~~! "~,..'!.....••...._ :':~ tno :r-:.w~..!:., ..,• ,.·.~,',''. -· ... ~-~ 011-t o1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward -'•are Monday where ,..., .,..... ~ Suitable for 1 or 2 people. 1958 V-8 Plymouth, 4 d~: Sedan .... ............, PI••• "",.u""' .... ,,.. -... - ......... -'. D ....~ ...waa ____ ,. K=M ~- ...........; ~~::";:; ......,._ vw..... --.a llUUI . · , w\t.blD •nd for tb. Cuuat)l of lntem••· wrtte llrWq\WW.ealolll. )fttn' DU~ n -.• She also vlslted ' -uh went for a check from. bla IYIWIUIIof , .... Mr m VI""::': rl.lo;;.. ..... .a Bllly • Coats Building. ll-14-tfc Power steering and power Courl Hflll:• and stat. o1 oklo th• obJect 11n1n n~maw, DU.,.or;u. "'t""" I. UM~o ~ auu _ 1 1 k of pra;rer of •bleb U. u qcate tbe ..Ia.rr requitemen&. tor Mr. and Mn. Wm Lowea and tDr. f•• Cll"· m.w- Burdette of CoolvlDIO)! · BEFORE cold weather , settle brake.~. 1958 V-8 Dodge pic • prutou.e Judpu~nt of tb• M•IP Hn 118F nd ••1ho Bent&. Mt' 6~ ~ -~~ Up trUCk. 6 cylinder, Jeep ColmtJ' Commou PLeu Court ND41111'· The DaJ)f hllU..J Mf. 8 DU-B, Dl8S . • ,._. · Don·'Slati!r of [)on .. down in a nice warm house, motor, perfect shape. c:::11~0· :~ mmttoned wW Pomeroy, o. She returned to her bome 8ulr apelit ~ay · Co~ <.1J!Ipaeake, . , .... newl y painted outside . Five further talr:• llOtlc• that they tu.v• All l'qual OppartaaltJ l!laploJw day at Grove Clty. 'and ,Mrs. Dell • • h. Club mlt~j'l Sti --'"· ......,., tba ml·nutes walk from Court terrier, female, registered, 2 been made pvtia cJet•ooant t.o .aid pett.doD and tbat they ar• r~~~utr1c1 V~ ~PC,• ~i havina · .0 ld WY 2-9943 0 0 House, Heater furnished. years Insurance Natloaal Balb1ball AIIIOeldoa .Mf.• and Mrj. cbaofkiDi. · 1• · , ~.. ~ • 19 3tc tb~.;r :-0:::':~ {.:,' ,. tb• Reedy fo r immediate occu~ R~~_l.~ ~'Jf.:ir1"· Pll!muu By Uil.ited P~J:tulldellllliollll GJt Mr. and \ Mrt. , Two fl1ma, '"J'be Trall - .: !> pancy. Phone WY 2·2i410. H<JTPOINT electric sto"'. a. WilLIAM .ntNKINS JOHNSON, !lim- . . . , _ 11111ert1 DtflslH den &mdey I~ tht Ja-Viil 9"b,• and !~'1 ,• II Ja 3tc Small dropleaf table and .4 w. "!r.!.'..,.I;~vPI'"""" o\pncy, ln. AD fanlll Ill li> , 11', L. P!OL .¥f, titlld jkn8 Sfiow In Octobi" ', I> D I s bed cbalrs. WY 2-3658. u.. •• "'"' "'' '· ·"· "· "' lllr8D<e. Jim """""'"' _. Bolton 13 S .1111 ltlld Brenda Lee 1lpillt PI' "'~···- ~M were lliown to ennclude lba UP OJ.. r110m1. _... II 19 $lp IN TMI COURTOP co..MOio PLUI, Bud lhm-........ Cincinnati .10 8.621 day evealnC witb Mr. 1\(1'1. ,:...'.'~s.:-~•foruO I• _._;_. c,·, •· Hun area _ Pomert~. Pbone MilOs couNTY, oHto 1 1 Ue 429 Mei1. HoU of G ...._....,. AaPCQ!wuu ' '"""''"'41' 011 1 ' · · · WY :HI618. 10 2 tic STOKER COAL. Dooble screen••· """ •onca Phlladelphla rove. , Chlldiioi will' meet FJ1. AttendlDC from · 11 PHOTO CopyiDJ Servteo. Cop- New York . . ' 2 10 ,161 N--.:.l. , ·- • . a'I 7 SO Couh!J'• club were ed 01'I trea•·• Right 1ze '"" • .,.. , MJJI>ERN 4 room and badl ' -· s ' • o Wollenl JJ1V111o!1 ' Nlllloul . ~!~ '"'l" • 1b furnished apartment M I 6- ')I X I. Deavered or at Upple .;.~~~ Ohio, Pl•lntJH, '"" made ol leial papen. . 11'. L. J!CLI Uolled In Ap]!alacbtan Mfl. Ra 1 Mn dleport. W1 Z.ill'l4. on Route l2t at Rutland. Ja- ,, ... -·"· "· blrtl> records and aimool ~ Los Angela 10 S W, L. . . auditorium. A . and , -bs Coal Co 1 R D No I ..11" 1"• OhJo, ..,.,.,,,, other doeument•. · ~. 1 •1 6 -11 b1•bUgbt the I 11 tfc ...., ' ' ' ' r~' .J•aob Howell. who• pl•~e of l'MI· Re .,.._ St ' r -"1,r , .... 1.171 ~-"=.~I, , .. , , ,:1 · w• "t._ vJ . Pomeroy, Ohio. Tel. SH r d.ence Ill ullllnown, wUI t.lke notk!lol ater lusuraucfl, I('IIIUettr • l.oVUI.D M tre I • 5 "'0 ' · =---==-= -- c - - tb•t on Odob~r 1!1, liM. \he under· .1 t lie Baltimore t ,8't: ~~ on . a v ·· ,.. _ •·o1R RENT: Housetrailer. 8 852- WY Z-3469. •IIPlld tued htr P•ttto" •••laP. blm Detl'Oi,t 1 i '' to, · \-i T~te 1 1 4 t1 top1cs 35 fl Two bedroom. Call 11 19 3tc 1D til Court of CommoD Pl••• of • . • ~ II I' 1 M•lll:• Counb. Ohio. Pl.l)'\lll !Or (lj. nGHT Dvelt1-f t . San Fr·IIV"I~ $ 11 ·JtS· Chicago ' IPr f t Wy 2-21•• or WY 2·3346 - vol'<!l •nd: othfll' relief, on th• .._,...,~ , ~.... · n~l•. ' N y--L • 1li • ,._ 11 ' ~ • USE ONE of our Carpet S~m- rround• o1 ne11eet of dut1 •llil u:· , By United Preu hlterudolial W-•--.r 1 ~ ~ oc& . ·~. _, • ..., 117 tle poo;... -~~ -th Bl ...... '"''11'· ..,. , .... Will " 1 LIMA I p £I'll '··u · P.·I) ~ Mauroj'B ' o~·· 'toO. ::C.. ••. ~•.- ~, "' ~ ' B!>Bioll' . · .. . f,) e.:..:-1 a,' •..'.28 r~U:~J:~ "''I u e lor b.ta.rlnt on lllld aUer th• StUb ' .· lliWU .~ ,.HREE bd four""""" · !umt•... Luslre Carpet Shampoo. Bait- ""' " "'"m..,.,_l,... t Mlna ' 172' • •Peru -"""'•t- Detroit 124 rruledelpb!Jllll. Howell, PlainUff ·. ' vu~-:--• ol ......:t '·. -· T •W.,.....,iy'' to 3 M treaJ ...,;,. I' ta,' ad """ taiurullllod apart. er Furniture, Middleport. w,,.., ...J~1n F"lb, ed Hank 1721!1, Q • • Cin~ti 12, Lao ~-·"' '~ ' ,0~ on . ' ..... WY .......,. u • Ue 11 '17 etc ~l~:r;:YJit.';l ~~::n~~o. Pr""nf'l!ltf'o f'l!H. . COnly Ramu ICbfdU~) ,OtdC:BB<I ,J Detroll ~l 1 art treesure!l so that ing Nazis were not llble sLea l a lingle work. One Seven members of the Metgs Farm Boy's First Show/' and nea PT. p~~ ld,:un;al servu~e WI e ur ay 2 p.m. for Mrs. Arinda Sn~d, 81, of Mount Alto, who died Tuesday at Pleasant Valley Hos-pita) after a short illness. She Is survived by her hWI· Rob th A bandS, ed ert ree sowns,odraron ne , ~t. A1to~ o ow S?eed , MChoass ilon, Othh1o andd Da-b 1 v1d o1 reston ree aug · ters, Mrs. Piney Bowman of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Erma Bien· k·enship, Columbus and M~. Meada Norvell, Coolville •. Ohio one brother and two SISters. Instructions able s~ial, "The KTeinUn." was producer of "The Louvre." and, like the former program, thls one too is a strong entry for show-of-the-year. With Charles Boyer as the perfect narrator Bnd guide, "Tbe Louvre" inlegrated the art works of the tnstitutlon with the history of France, offering in the scrlpt and treatment 8 masterful blend of reverence and wit. Somt · of the oldelighto wore fasclna\lnl: Nagoleoa, for ex· ample, ·kept the Mona Lisa .In bis bedroom for four years. '""""' !::=1:,.,. ••!Udale CLARENCE C. BLESSING, Owner Charles Lyons, Mason. lie?eral Hospital Staff, Dr., Valle) Lumber & Suppl) Com. madnnes al barga111 prices 11 17 tfc Rt. 1, Lelart, WHt Va. Bmce, Dr. Slack, the Nur>,es , pany Middleport 10-l-Uc Tbe l''abr1c Sbop. ~in~er Sales Phone: N- Heven, W.Va. 882·2772 the Cooks, and all the em· I _ • and Semce, Pomeroy, Oblo BOUSE FOR SALE. t .......... ployees connected with the ·\1iddlf"port A.partmf'nt. 5 rooms WY z.2214. t 21 uc bath full basement. Storm ! GENE SLAGLE, AuctlonHr hospital for thric nice and i bath 'nd ba,.ment. on ground . door~ and windows AlumlnMorlon, Ohio. PhoM: Morlon 383-6334 or 382-2379 courteous treatment while ' floor Newly decoratPd, hard- SLUGG1SH septic Lank? Clog- urn siding. Can be 'seen at iL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l j there. I also want to thank ' wood floors automatiC' heat. ged drains? Get Klean-Em-All 773 Grant Street, Middleport. \ my many preclous frie nds ! Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tfc Septic tank Cleaner at Land- Priced reasonable. Funeral Announced who sent me such beautilul • mark Farm Bureau. F M S d, 81 flowers, gifts, lovt>ly greeting ly'o ''Today" obow TbUI'Iday • • .Roo CochrP bow& out .. General llclentUic oonsens111 anchorman of ABC-tv'l evening Is that there is some plant lite newo report Feb. I. oo tho planet Maro. DAIl ,.,._ CROSSWORD Dari-Kool 250-gal. bulk tank, 7 yrs. old, In excellent condition; 3-unlt magnetic DeLaval milker and pump. Terms: CASH Hot Lunch will be nrved '173-5611, O..Oy 'I1IOIIIu ••cia! toppod CBS-'TV'o -Jealles' docllmtiJtary ill opot rallltp lui l'rldly · · • Bob Hope fa scheduled lor NBC- The coif~ tree usually ,.. qulr" f!n , . ., to ruch lilA• tlll'lty tnd tba hu on avorafo ytold at only - pollllll of col· lee annually. By BICl DIJ BROW . · And, ol llllique loteresl ru... UIIIU.. ProM -..tloool da? ni&bt lo vieworo of tbia noHOLLYWOOD (UPf) -NBC- t1o11 wao the display o1 Tho TV Tuesday night ~Jed a l..ouvro'o only 4lti«1Wl oal•tt.-1 I one-hour opeelal abotll the hnrl IDe ..,. "'Whistler,'( .IIJ!,Ilt<t." .&£SOU and soul of Rance. '!'be lllb.· · Bul for the Wil'l!i• \War n 1. v ..... Ject was not Charles de Gaulle, seneratlEHl, perbapt ~" tlie I.= but Th• Louvnt. And the I'MU!t direCt 1100tl011.11 . t. Hobwas, fittingly, a WDt'k Qf art. was assoclated t prophtt Televlskm's otber great Lucy, pride In tellin&, Lucy Jarvis, who was la$tlc aflJry of ho;r tamOy producer ol last ,year' a remark· evacuated and hid il)i! 11. A. ootida purebred, and high grade Jerseys. This herd was founded 25 years ago on popular blood lines and only good bulls by both natural and artficial ser· vice have been used. D.H.l.A. tested. Selling will be 49 cows, 1 bull, 30 bred and open heifers. This is a good herd of cattle that has been developed under practical conditions. Loose housing. All cat· tie are dehorned. Entire herd negative on Nov. 4, 1964 to Bangs, TB, and lepto. All females raised on the farm. Many recently fresh and heavy springers and othen; in all stages of lactation. 3 bedroom houoe. Phone Television Revue 80-HEAD JERSEY CAnLE-80 This is a complete dispersal sale of registered, es, heated garages. Trailer lot, all utilltltlJ. Good location in Middleport. Large commercial building, suitable lor many purposes. Ph. CH 7-2361. II 17 tip I• '1'1!e C1toDDe1 _ , NBC-tv'• Commenclne at 12 Noon the foll-lnv: FOR RENT OR SALE: 5 roms all9 bath, basement and garden plot on West Main St. near Midway Marltet. Call WY 2·256S or WY 2·2532. II 19 tic , f TUES., NOV. 24, 1964 Ra•.l Est•te For S•le ~ALE : I The unclerslfnecl will .,.,. for ule et public au.. tlon on the 81-lnt farm located S mil.. oouth of New Haven, Weot VIrginia on U. 5. 33 on S.Condary Road No. 3 (Union White Church blacktop roedl; or turn oouth at the Mooon County Bank, on ffiONlNGS TO do In my borne 41.00 bU>hel. Aloo w..b and tlock sweaters, Wanla Pow· ell, WI 1-31&4. II IS 61< FOR , JERSEY SALE l,==""',;=======;=For='';;s.S':Ie:"""=="'IFOR SALE : Two mndern bobs· ._.. A . . • ;,"'"' t' 11. O•U) iaTIU'd., ·11,81 • " .. .., 1:1•()0 QOOf' t0 Motor Co. AUCTION WILL DO oewiD( bd aJ.Wo.. tiotul. Evelyn Warner, IIII I mllea ealll ol llarrttooviUe, Ohio. KU>gsbuey Rood. 1 II II 3lc · $1369 lh•d sharp interior, l)urkrt St'f.IS , bladt f1nuJ1. t.ood white \\ all t 1n·s, 110 e-ngine, 4: spt'PO trans. Ralho aftd bN.ter. ....,rfl .... o'h•• a• 111 'f>ull' · ~ ~•"' ' ~ 1961 Corvair Monzl Cpe. toer .... . ).... $1895 A s h<irp low mlt'a.ge local car. Jt>t blaf.'k: finish, tires show l!t\le wt>ar, 110 H .P. engme, t speed t.rans . H.Mdto, heater, red hu<'kt"t sea ts and vinyl tnm. "'-' ...,,. ... ' ..... ... ....'"'......... '"" .,.,.,..J.,., •llaf' . $2095 ht>att·r 1963 Corvair Monxa Cpe. """ ''""•' "" ~·~ . Lo<'al ownPd and low mtlea'ii:e, red over 1vory ~ru.sb, 328 \'8 en~; 1 nf', au1omat1..: lr :ms Like nt"w whltewaU tire1, radio • ..,ttol•~•~- d. ._,.v, .,.,, .... ,... ... . I Pomeroy Motor Co. " WOULDN't &HE TAKE 5Q'.\E INI11ATIVE JF lt!OUGHT s ~e I'ERNARP I HIGH 1'? f �..Jo ... Arrangements In Holy Days Theme Planned Indian Missionary Couple Special Guests at Baptist Church Dinner " 1 ' ELBERFELRS~-·-:J"~;~-,OM-ROY • r-Ci._e.l,~t.. in !n .,., ·- - ·- • • '·' This Week End - Frldq 9 to 5 - -.~d Sltvrdey '9 to 9_.lberfelds In Pomeroy, Are Hevln~ ••• ~y w!Ddy and · ton!~ &114 Salllldoy 1ritlt IIC~I ~~ .. mow lllll'l'les. Low ... ..., lt-23, blp Salarday 31JS, PLAYTEX GIRDLES .aiMf·BiAS .,lbeWorld'sFinest Luggage esse .e .. VC>L XVI . TEENAGE BRAS Young Mothers' Problems are T T OpiC of a/k ~ - ....:.,e ;. ~ Lcn',i I. .~ i ;; ;:: ~ NO. 187 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1964 c;::..: Grants Gas.:. Co. 15'}'o Rate Hike: 1 ° ·a t y . enttne ~ puc < i e • -- t D""w To The fnteNdf Ot Tt... Me;.•JI-• h • ;; .. ~ ~::-::-~------,--------__::.._:.:.:::.:...:..:::...:...:::::......::.::::..:::...::..:....:..:.::...:.:::.:.:::..:=:::.:...::..=__ _ _ _ _ _ _ .S"' .S -~~......:,.jl , .Oflt'Prlcts You Can't Resist I •• ~".. ! h ..· ..~ . W'EA'I'HER Mr ana Mrs. Samuel of Ne\- tor for 45 years of the large~t Plans were made for maklog Sele of Women's Cola·.:... Girls' ColltS on the 2nd Fl'oor - 1nd _5111 of Men • •nd Boys lore , South India, who are oo Baptist Church in the world. "Holy Days" &rrlllliements usIn Middleport one year speaking engagement !The coupl.e has five ~hildren. 1ng rel1g10us figurines f~ ~~ Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman C01t1 on the 1st Roo.. . -,_-_.:;;, ·..·· ::..::..:~-.-:::.. .:: ·; ____~-----., tour in Baptist Churches, were Interestmg colored shdes were Meigs county Flower S ?:' were joined by thetr son and special guests Tuesday everu~g 1 sho.wn with Mrs. Samuel nar- 1be held November 2.8 • ,.. e1 . · .. d M 'li.W,tfuNJ.MOLD at the Middleport F1rst B.apttst I rating. She talged about the 1 the Pomroy Elementary _- ~,:.~.. ' ~ : . M::k., of Be).. . . . 1 ( 'hurch A potluclt dinner was customs oft heir country and when the Twilight Garden '-'~~~ pre, for 8 weekeod visit in See the complete Une of PiQtl!JJ: fo'Undatloaa on tbe maiD hf"ld in tht' church dimng room stated that mone) was needed met Tuesday evening at uu: Columbus wiUl the former's 800 floor. During thil aale you eaa siVe $1.00 otf the nJUlu 1 pr('rrrling the pro~ram wtth , to cerry on tile missionary work home of Mrs. Gerald u-~ and family, Mr. and \ofrs. John Ave . IYI~:~. Vroman and son, John. Mary the rhree circles, The Dorcas, but that the gospel was need- muth , Mulberry price of any Pllytex Hold it' HOld, Kafl• Cool.~ or 1LeT&ett Roush was a Ln'>'PJOV and Elerla as spon- ed most of all. Esther Vroman remained with G<llden Girdles ond Pont1 G!rclru .. · .. sor<:, · ! The meeting was concluded uLmg hostess. her grandparent!, Mr. a n d · Al1o ehoote :your favorite 1tyle frofA ~~ toUaiac . ". . · . with the benedi{'tion given by k -ou~?eaturu: P1a7tex brat: • ~ -·· Men of the rhurch were 1R· the Rev. Donald Boone, host Mrs. Jack Robson, . presldent, 1Mrs. Fielding Haw inB. 1 ·• 1 , •• Ll.tns Stretch lr•• whh • .....,,_ eu,. ---- $Uf- - ~ -niii~ut Ugbt ~ carry vtted guf'sts !or the dinner and pa stor The cirrle.s held brief , conaucted. . the me.etmg 7~~~ Weekend guests of Mr. ~~ I Livlnt Stretch arat with nylen Lut c~ 1'1-f'.--:r·:ur .,_,. ' • ' '' I IIILet!~ relnforced-Btrong enough to stand pro~n.-1m with the Gu ild Girls business meetings and made opened wltb devouons Roush. Mrs. Leo Kennedy were ner l~l' r:> 11 \"' Fashion Magle Cotton lr1~ with ~pira+l.en ,....11 ~~ . " r, >\ • b.b ~··. . Jn charge ol serving Mrs. Dave p1ans for their annual chanty from Psalm 100 by Mrs. sister end brother-In-law, Mr. Darst wa'i cha1rman o! lhe proJects for the holiday seeson Members responded to ro11 d M J Lak f W t P:.. hlon IMgic Cotton lrU with u~-.t:h ~1,1 $2M . ,.~ · eGteHful Eiterton . h 1'h k . . tl th Thanksgivmg an rs. ;o;:~~I e~s 1ables wh tch ust>d t e an s- An inv itation was read from ca Wi e n· Jefferson and thell' M.1lc.Cilnt lras with dnllnt b.-i:k ·~!It ~;ys ~.Jf._ ' 0 e.VIIIylvllc IICIIffproof covering . '· . ' fUt giving theme in the derorations .. t11e Mt. Moriah ~liss10nary So- thought, roll owed by th ~nd and family, Mr. anu Mrs. . 1 ng ooe pledge to flag, a nd M'ch 1 Fublon col,ol'll t Soft-line ,addtd lraa wlth .......... CUPI ·-- ------- $3-ts Following the dinner a pro- cte ly to .attend a Fellowshlp the Women's Creed. li was ael Oblinger a son, 1 ae, Men'o-Charcoal held in the sanctu- 1Tea. Sunday afternoon, Nov. ed k ear sub- of Nelsonville. Ltvlnt Brat with new lt,.tch...., tparMI.. ellltle $1.91 ·Ladlei' Blue gram was . 29 at 3 m <H the Mt Mo.. vot to La e a one y Brown ery with Mrs. Gerald Anthony ' h Ch p.h M M St h scnpuon to Horticu lture maga- Weekend guests of Mrs. Max Cbarcoal · pre~enting an organ prelude- De_ rw ~r~ · rs . YJ1a b etph - zme tor the Pomeroy Pubuc Sanborn and Miss Bes!l Se.nbom v~: ~~ votions were given by Mn. Don· enson komeroy Wl e e i L1brary were the former's son and fan•- II Ph!l IAoltl CucWio Trlett . h h guest spea er · Ch IS" TltAINCASI .................... · · $11.95 aid Boone Wtlh t t ' t erne, I Plans were made for a rls 1· ily. Jerry Berry, and daughter, • 22'' WEiKfNDEit .................... . $17.95 "Love and Friendship." mas party and $1 g1lt exchange Jean, of Stow, Ohio. 25''-PI.ILLMAN ....... .... ............. $29.95 The Guild Girls. with ~ir Mr. and Mrs. Marion Aliens. 011 LJt>.:emuer 15 at the home ot You'll love ihe. lWwrioUI Uttltst A,..t - hel1ncli advisor, \In;, Boone , sang the Mrs. Hobson. The Lravetmg l worth and daughter, Beck~; CUPI, tP'Indtx: center 1nd warmth witb_out,.wef,lht of 21" jUM'Bp PULLMAN . .. .. .. • • .. .. • .. $34.95 bro1dcloth b1ck __ $1.51 Guild song, "foduv. lhP C:lf'::tm'' I prize donated by Mrs. w. and Mrs. John ~unningham .•:~ bruthed It!eM 111 · bath ~ MEJri COMPANION ............... $19.?5 , Dawn - 10ft til cotton and dedicated it to thf' Sam.~~aAt! was awaraed to Mrs. Sl. Albans, w. Va., spent ~ut= wlltz \••rth aDd full !)ME. SUITER .................... • $$32:·: br011deloth __ .. _.. . $1.01 , length ·gd'w'ns. Embroidery uel~. Flowers were pre~ented Huush. weekend with Miss Ruth Wise. md laee trlm. Pink and 25" TWO SUITER . .• ••••••.••••• • · · • • · · Pretty Pl.... - cottGn tL the honorro gues1s by \l<lr .~1rs. T. A. Hennessy gave the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chllm-11 'blue Sizes lmall, medIJroadcloth badr wlth 25" THREE SUITER ................... $35.95 llyn Stumbo and Dta nnf' VAn- : The November meetrng of the monthly reminder to rake leav~::s hers were in Mempbis, Tenn nvlon ltce htlanca cupJ ium, lure 1nd extra Cooney. Youn gWomen's Circle of the 1 or compost heap, sow grass recently where he attended an e Luggage for tbe .Entire Family. See our complete lar1e. P,fS $1.75 'l'he audience sang the hy~n . Women's Society of Chnstian seed, anu plant swe~::t peas Wl· Agricultural Credit line of IJrway and Travel Joy. ''Cmlnt Your Blessings. " With St>rv1ce of the Umted Methodist w l>ecemb&. , Isponsored by the American prayer given by the Rev . Fnmk Church "as held Tuesday ev- ~ The topic, ''New House Plants Bankers Association. They--~~~ lhet>sebrew . Mrs Richard Ow- Pntng at the church. taken from Flower and Garden visit('(( in Montgomery, Ala. en, program ch ;mman. i~t.ro- Croup singing of "Oh Love .<~ga:.:tnt, was presented with his brolher, Mr. MT!I. duced '1r. Samur l as "Smdmg Dn·m2 a~d Golden," open:d 1Mrs . Ralph Gilmore . .New types Orville Chambers and family. See the complete line of Rogers fine lingerie ill Sam" 6 5 h!! 1s known to ('losr the meeting, followed by scnp- · ot vanous house plants were Mr Rue Tuckerman tbe lingerie department on the ·MaiD fioor. ChoOse frie nds. and Mrs. Samuel . who."e 1u1 e readi ng of Deuteronomy 6: named mduamg, uegoruas, leo- Ithe ~eekend in Athens with.--b-~ from full length gowns, waiQ: leng,tb goWIIS, shift l8" width ·- good qualitY. name i'> Oenvauanam ! h f' 4·10 by Mrs. Jay Warner, presi 1 pard plant, Atncan VIOlet, or- son and family, Mr. and Mrs. FiDe combed 100% cotgowns, long pajamas, baby dolls, gowp .aJ¥l .!;!>beS PatterN suitable for nla:ht couple sang a song enlt111-'d, dPnl , and the llymn. "We Ga- • md oxalis and cacti, Edgar Tuckerman and family. .toa:~ rra~n· · - 'fat colsets, sleep coats, slips, balf·slipj, 'pantl~i ·an~· sUp•· The Tithe" in tht>tr na1tvr Tel llwr Together To Ask the Lord':sl1 t: M;:s . .H.ot.J~n macle the ar- Monday Mr. Tuckerman aDd wear - kiddie prlnti ora ·- . Dr!!>~ m11e reugu la nguagf', Bh'ssmg · rangement ol the aJOnth which son, Edgar, went to London for pers in your favorite styles and·eolor!!. · · ·_ ' ·- t· N&IIi!lt. ~; : . '!llcl :""" chedt.t •tripes - border pattiH'Ill L:__:_ _ _ :__ __ ~r. and Mrs Samuel arr in " \\'here can the young moth- was a harvest arrangement us· hunting. _ all colon on white and ID f , b!J Jel<<:li.OI). of colOhio by mvilation of the Ohio er get help. , was Lhe topic of 111 ~ a llgw·me, beech leaves, The Isaac Walton League will dnted srounds. ~L -·~" .. Bapll 'l ('onventl~n and . have ;he program, presented by gGurds and corn husks. Mrs. meet November 23 at the -c-1l~ul>- II WorMnl Phil Mltld INtfANTI "' 1 ., "', .,J::r 1 ·1· • come to share thetr expt>nenees · t\1rs Ha!ph M Moore. She told , RobSOll showed slides taken on 1house. Each member is 1:0 their faith. and their heritage of .serv1res available to young 1sever al U'ips and a dessert bring his own steak with french with fe llow Baptists. Mr s. 0~- mo!tl{~ r~ m ~le1gs County, con- i comse was served by the fries, sWad and coffee to be Ideal eli luxe _oomfol'l cui i__...l?"....J~.;.._----' . en introdured t hem as " a tt>~ tl- Cf:' rru ng mJ.ntal problems, eco- hostesses. Ifurnished by the League, pro Womens lace trim acetate blanket JJetper. Tberma· -----.,--------------~ tex acetate and cottoo ,.. • ~ many to the WCirk be in~ camed nomw QUt>Stlons and parent • rata as usual. The TL~~~~ full length gowns. Full with vinyl mocc11ln feet "HOMEST.,.D'' cut ,lor comfort and fit. or. in spreadmg the ~a --pf'l ill child relM i:mshlp. The group will sponsor an .auction the world ." His father was pas. di ~i·ussPsd tht> need of "Day ary 23 at the clubhouse :ri-;., Pink, green, blue and maize. Sizes smaU. med('nrt> cmters" in the communthe ladies to be invited. medium, arae and utr1 . ium, large and extra laree it\· .md ol furlher education ' • The Middleport Child Cortser·ll lar(e. Aaaorted colora. Wubable nylon woven rug, Ugbt colors t~r r·areer mothers. vation League will meet tr>Pomeroy, Ohio i\,fr s Harry P. Smith r~rt- 1 'gh t th bo (M •••• _ $]'0024...45• _ $]'50 rd on Lhe talk given by Miss , Mrs. Elwood Bo~ers enter· m t a e me o rs.Poon-11 22 TONIGHT Dornt hy Barnette at a recent tained the Ev•ngelme MlJSion· tis McDaniel, High-st in NOT OPEN , luncheon meeting at the chllfch. Ill')' Society of the Pomeroy eroy. Guest speaker will be NLTIV NITI "WUNDIU" , A r ourid-robin get well ear d Church of Christ Tuesday even- Mr. Richard Martin, Episcopal FRIDAY & SATURDAY ••ATHIRPROOI' ILIIPCilAPT . was sent 10 Mrs. Roy Reuter tn ing at her Chest~ Road home. Deacon of the Grece Episcopal Nov. 20-21 "THE BRASS BOTTLE"' . VeLt'fans Memorial Hospital. Tile meeting, 10 ch~rge of Church in Pomeroy, presi- Billy Rice, son or Mr. and Wonderfull)' warm all cotI At the close of the meetin", Mrs · Edward Venoy' v1ce !Technicolor) Gjrll nyloa and cottoa ton Pak-nlt fabric. Non Tony Randall, Burl tves. Bar Irefreshment5 were served by • dent, opened wJth devo t ions tak- !>trs, Denver Rice, has been bara E<len and Luscious Lu ! Mr.'l.. John Werry, Mrs. Harvey , en from John 15: 1-15 by Mrs. returned to his borne from Hoitlip plutic a:oles easily ''all-ways" stretch pantr. lu Porter. wiped clean. Gripper l'ancy floral striped pa~ 'fh ·t followed by the zer hospital where he bad min· ~"l'il' free - oclorluo"THE GOLDEN ARROW" Cg\ioa coflllorl .wltll !' ~Van Vranken and Mrs. Geor!J4> Helen Le I e1, . . 1 grow waist in infants siJ. :ems Jn yellow, Ulae. ron, {Tt'ehnicolor) o· son. A or surgery this past week. flriPOd· ilHifed coltaa 1 Wright. The tables W~" ''"' at- Lord's Prayer m urn es 2, 1, 2, 3 and 4, Grow Tab Hunter >lue - 32" wide. tractivly centered w1th a poem, ''The Blame Preacher''' IDVetlft&, Leneth top 2 .pleee sleepillllann4~lil~.. .. · ~ er• in sizes •. 8 and 8. Al. was read by Mrs. Venoy. MemSUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. i Fall arrangement. ... . wrted eolon. 1 bers answered roll call with a Nov, 22-23-24 rord , ANNOUNCE FESTIVAL · Thanksgiving verse. /S m "THE UNSINKABLE tt!r MOLLY BROWN" ' A fall fes!ival "ill be held at I A contribution w~s made to .. (T6'chn1rolor) the Salisbury School Friday at , Bill Morgan in Mex](:o for mis. .llI Debhie Reynold s, Han·e Pr('s 7:30 p. m. There will be a · sionary work. Dolly Duzits were The annual Thanksgiving uu1 NEW SHIPMENT! nell. Ed BegiE'Y , Jack Krus· , dart game. ao & !Oo fish ponds, i distributed to sell. A thank you ner was observed when t h' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF OUR t!hen, Hermwnt> BaddPie:lr. ' fortune teller, milk cen note was read fro~ Mrs. Owen Past Chiefs ol Meigs .r··~~~;II Colornrtoon1 1 throw sweet shop and food Duf£y for a sunstune box. Pythian Sisters, met at (..J ..,.. ~~---------·-- _ _ _ _ ! A round robin Thanksgiving Town and Country Re~statl!'a~•-•At II arm, • ."'·"~ Comfortabl. - neot fltUn1 lo•• - .. , · , card was sent to Mrs. WUtiam in Pomeroy Monday evening. ... we Brown, Navy, Char•--', -. · ~·~~o,!, 't ·# I ' Fisher and round-robin get well tllfkey dinner was serv ed ~~ ...uaa Red, Ll,"""t ~ Gr~,: , ,~~ - TAIL·., - -t• • , , · ·• , cards went to Mrs. Clara Oh- the meeting held In lheSOCI •ru~'ll Fabric: ''lloollk:' a rayon, acetate. and silk blend linger and Clyde Saunders, who rooms following the dinner. · : -~ ••• ~..,.,~ ·M1·--• M B tt B'ga• t'dent boi\C )·!'ol"' '"""r-·Y· are hospla.a lt.eU. rs. e y 1 D"'l pres __ , " · · Ill d 12" and A card of congratulation was Iopened the meeting wltb "' . .---..;......- -·o:"':0""··-;:;·""1 · ·-. Zipper. rem.Wable covers, Kapok f e · ' sent to Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jef- Phil Meinhart giving the uray-11 LITTL• BOYI .... of Our fl-19 13'! fOIIJidlqllquare styles. Beautiful colors: GQid, '(ers of Gahanna who have • er, Names were drawn for the SW~'ATERS Orauae,.'Biu; ,Brown, Red, Moss Green. . new son. An offering was taken Christmas gift exchange with I:; ~···~~ .vrllw ~. . -c... _ to purchase baskets of f:-uit and the place for the party to be Sizeo 4, 8 and ex. Coot •••h candy for shut-ins at Thanksgiv- announced later. and sllpover stylet. 100"' ing, Tbe traveling prize orion. Stripes and oolld Save 30e ·l skein thiJ . . .' 1 Mrs. Jerry Masters present- by Mrs. Biggs was won by Mrs. colors. weet :8Jld. .-------'----, IMIIIOID.UD ed the mission study on the Karl Owen, The Wal Not-orllln Donald Baughman family ill concluded with a reading • lot Piotr I the West African Christian Mia· from the Pythlan Sisters •a sion. Games were conducted by azine by Mrs. Biggs. G::::: Mrs. Bowers with a prize a- were played and prizes. a· SALE PRICES ON worded to Mrs. Orville Well ed to Mrs. George Child.• Mrs. rhreo oolorlul paUem1. Two excellent groupi after which refreshments were Pat Gallagher. Mrs. o \pple, Rooster · and Kit. '., '· served by the hostess. Present Mrs Owen and Mrs ~:: ~~=·.~"ln. $l95 .... were those named above and Pie. and coffee were served at · . , , .'· Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr .. Mrs. tbe close of the meetilli WHITE AND P.U~EL . ~ .. ~ - . , , , , , , · t'or~ ·•J·~ Neatly &1ft boxed . Harold Smith, Mrs. Milton I~ 1111• 100 5IQ Box fTWO PIy TlIIUHI' ,., ., ·.,,.' ~"le ~ : •~ · ·-~-" ". Top gnin learn~ Up ~Jer~. Roush, Mrs. Leo Bryan and FJ(,• Plmu Tour · ·· Sal 12c • .. .. bab.nl"t' of shoe I Mrs. Denver Kapple. Oj .. Oh' U C 60 Sl .. Hanklt PtkP.I ..T.I.... ·,.......... r7~· :·~·.·r~y~., ~U',,~; ";;.· ~t·-;~;;;;-------l composr:"d of man Tbe December meeti.ng will 10 ampiU 200 51 .. Box (Two y IIU.. . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' t I A . .PATTERN Ibe • Christmas party at the Tbe Rutland Chapter 0( Fu mad e m.atC'ual$. · "~~ • .1 • , ··' . • .• I f ,.__ M'lto Ro b ture Homemakers of Amt~~~~ · I home 0 I n us ' and their advisor. Ml9S ' f.: ': B&D I Syracuse. Mae Kraeuter, met ~tly k ~ '·' .•. '¥ Widtha stand. A number of door prizes the home economics room o1 i Ha.,IC~· ·o '• \lw""ls 1 . V R II nd High School FOR MEN AND · WOMI!N 1 t will a IN GENUINE L•A . I· · · . If · 't be d awarded. The publlc is uBarbara Carter, · president, ...-..ER ,'" I mvo e · conducte<l the meet1n11 -_""th.~, ' I ·' laAYH 2k42 Inch .... • " " • .. .. C 1 ad to to New 1h!pment ju1t unpa<ked ond.• ~ · lslc26 Inch • , , ;·. , . , ... 49c Sizes pans were m e ".' ~~ Uo Bra bta • maho lor"- ' .: , , <~~; FIRST QUALITY Ohio University campus on ....., n. wn, c., IIDf . . ' • .. IDI ' • ·• .' .. 1'. . 1 , ; . 1 61'.! to 12 ember o, for a potluck dinner· II ereen, bladt, olive, turquoise, btowll, lbe : , 1.,. . . 2 Inch • , ..... , .. . • ,. 29o REGULA R •I I GOWJU. fi'• 25•. £ • • • 1 1 I byl ROGERS LINGERIE and I I MEIGS THEATRE 1 :~ ::::~ ;;;.. ::Jl. 1 $1.95 Special Val. 2.98 Pak-Nit Sleepers GIRLS PANTIES I i I PILLOW TICKING FOAM LATR BED .PILLOWS $3.95 41c $2.29 and $3.25 Past Chiefs I,I HIT and MISS THROW RUGS :,:ra·J!~ . . . .... ··-·. Annual Dinner Held by I . il Mrs. Bowers is I Hostess for Society Meetmg . j ' . 1.. ~~;-r"" ilanket $lnpen ' : GOWNS Fancy Prlntet OUTING CHECKED GINGHAA\ ". MENS KIRBURY BANLON s• •cKS 89c ECORATIVE D. SgFA p 1Ll 0 W S 1 69, a pair· ·· ··. "· K-wt . w:..J..:..:r ' ' WOOL YARN $3 95 $ps *KITCHEN TERRY 89C I i' PILLOW CASES TOWBS S cottJes Cl • T' eanslng . ISSUes . '2·'$ ' . 3 .• I '. ! '. 'I' A WISE INVESTMENT: ' ~~oes with Extra l~~O Wearing Soles Money conscious r~presenbni fle xible molded aoles will outlast the fi.lely crefted uppers. There•s no sole ltitchina to break. There's Ianier life for these shots thlt: wtll lilt more wear beCIUH they an1 SQ c:QfTlfortable,. 10 &ood lookmC i I I I !1 .' younr men will find Wtlese shoes a &a\fings with interettl The extremely I and • ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 'I SQ inexPtOiivt. Ch~lslm18sll with mothers ember 10 andaa(orguests a on Dec> W. Moln St. Pomoro, party and dance, December_ IJ. ........,~~~::;:-~~~ Followllli the bWJineS! session, Jean Tillis led In singing sev· ..-al sonp and Kathy(Y~~~:=:~ was In charge of Refreshments wore served. . SANBORNS GO HOME Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Sanborn ON and children David, Paul, Steven and Sharoa have returned :; 0 N E= II t... 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