http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bec14a0dfe838f352b09912fa0250400.pdf 926acd23aa4a6fb6dc08fec12dbe87cc PDF Text Text ..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... 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"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... DAY SERVICE ~our fam~ 0 ·~·- :. ~rA~~n:.r~J:~<»~ tl~:·:·~~~;!~!~:•:nd::zR:·~~:: · :;::::~ , · '. ,;.N~·· ,,. .,_·. 11oo ow oeieeUon 'ilia for See thl md !rlead•. .. ..... tBe 111r0 aloo to aoo lbo Buaton .tewal CiAo lor IDID and women - claorette eue• - llau .,.... - . ond ciprelte ll&btera. :. · ' ·' • ,,.. •· oe·_, ..:::J:.. IIAUE' \II ' . . . E'N CU"''' ·ERVII 'l ~ . · "'I · .---------~;,_;--:·: :;:-i : •,..·~ t! -.:--"''·.'"',':··•"1~·;•f. '•lt•~,tr ~~ fft~pa rHII!ne Pori,. ~lr. . "GE" LIGHT Bnl•·(. 1: ,'I~ . ·. , , .. . , •uwill· The Housewares department}I~·JIIOil. ~~ . alze Licbt Bulb you could wlllt. COme Iii over. stock up. .- I~ .. ' • I rM - . '!~ ., . . .., ~~~· ·p ""' : ~if.=~"'!- Kftlft - SaWI. . Scl-ra ~Ia"""' Ptcic.t K!llfl - Hunll. . Knlf• !~. ll1l Hil 'the ·mony moclelo ond ol- In . ' " - alto nl.. glfta, 1.,• h:; . borne to SUmmit, New Jersey ROBINSON'S LAUNURY- Wash Clo't'hs ·!;.,;;; .:• Certified Oil Station SHIRT FINISHING ~· Make · . :. -.......;~, L-------------M•I•D•D•L•I•PO--R•T•,•O•,------------Jli~WY~-~-~-y•2•~•L•E•~-~-ING•E•R•O•Y.J~~C!n~~ ~~'~ ~ 11...-............-.. ~·...·~-.•-..~..~.•f~--~~~-~:~_:._~:·:·.~·~·~_~·.•,_,~_~:~. ,-,.·~·~·-··.~._~---~-~ -~~~~·:·~c•._·.. •.·----~.~-·>--:•...:~~.~;,.·,~.--~· .. 1 ' to .... Jwdor M-.L-L!:.... ~ . g .Bath ToweIs· "o BUXTON BIL.L· ~= ' l 28'' I Permlllsion wao givOD lbo · Fair Boord to llllb ..·ii: s.t'uc .. ~·- Improvements · . .. ... r ' •' \ ' ' • ·'I ' I ' '~. • '' ' ' �j • '. Daily_Sentinel. !omeroy-Mlddleport, Pr·esident Views Landslide No Call for Recklessness o., Nov. 20, J96H 'Remember 1950! Is Cry at OSU New Dresses Offer Items For Saints, Sinne~s, too CALENDAR SOCIAL :;,~~~~7\1 z1.::::::::: TEAM .~· C-Chompl~~~j,j~ with 20 seconds to go in the The sJtuation lt years ago half. Janowicz' puat on third was identical to that of loday, down was blocked, and Tony Ohio State and Michigan. with the Big Ten title and a Momsen of the Wolverines fell on the ball 1n the end zone for Rose Bowl trip on the line. But the conditlons of that November, 1950, game ranked among the most unusual in the history of college footbal1 . Mlehlgan. won the ~~e 9-3, b1:1t that was almost 1DC1den~l to tlle players and the est1mated 53,535 frozen fans . The game has been known variously as the "snow bowl" or the "blizzard bowl" and neither tag was a misnomer. The temper~ture was 10 a~ve ze~ at klckoff and d~opped eonstderably by Ute ttme the game was A sellout only 24 hours earher, the gates w_ere opened to. ~yone brave enough to walk m~nde by game time. . ov~. a touchdown. That ended the scoring as ball carriers toppled over in the snow, when touched by the def~nsem~n , ~e a child on llis fll' st_~lf of 1~e skates. M1ch1gan faded to complete a pass in nine tries and carried the ball 37 limes lor a net gain of 27 yards. Ohio State made three first downs and earned 40 t1mes for 16 yards. Janowicz completed three uf 18 passes from Ohio State's single-wing uffense. But that blocked punt just before the half made the difference. CALL Rt..'PLACEMENT NEW YORK (UPI)- The New Ch 110 l SOCie ' f y N0l es 21 12 5 6 1005 0 2 128 ~ 14 13 1005 Flretlooe "510", GW, Evans led 35-22 at £k:i!o. """ IIISI w1111 1J _, Falstaff posted wino but Coacb Tom Sptaguo'• dJUo- u ....... ~ve!y. night in opening games o1 gers JCO!'ed a c!lzzliJII 42 mMt NeiiOlllld ~ w1111 11. Galllpoilo Inclependent era Ia the th1nl period ID nm ..-bile w. Ctll ...,. Bla1rlt 111!'11 ball ieasue at away with the same. ,put iD u.., . ' 94 schooL That poriDd aaw WoUe lei IJ,I The ·Wimlen ltd at ~ 45 , Fireotone aaw three me Morrison 14 JDd Bowlet 1. ' 38 • u . 28 break ioto the twenties as U~II F"'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii.., 28 murdered Scott's Grocery, 23 John Milhoan paced the .,,,uoil xuw:a::wamu;:wsa with 28, Paul Fraley, rrwtlll Paul Smith 20, and T err RIO GRANDE (UPI)-De•o Hansley and Dr. Gene Francis wiU be back Satur- each poured. 11 through day allernooD playinl batkel- hoops. ball at Rio Grande CoUege. C. A. Duncan paced the USED CARS Sc...'Ott's And If you have 1o be Wid with si..K: points. eltbor The halltime score was wbo Btvo iS, you're very young or ool mucb of a Firestone. I I CLEVELAND <UPil _ Who l sports fan. Carl Wolfe'"S 35 points proved ' 1 Mrs. Lelah McLane. TUppers will be a hero for the Cleveland 1 the difference in the · Plains spent Wednesday with Browns against the Green Bay The 6-loot4 feUow the . contest of the evening as G&J I Mr. ·a~d Mrs. Denzel Cleland. Pilcken Sunday at Milwaukee? seqsati.On of coUege basket.. 1 whipped Evans Sausage, 95-til.l She also ca1led 011 Vern Cle- Besides Jim Brown, that is. ball iD hls days al Rio Grande. I Other scoring leaders for 1 land. I Brown, enjoying another solid lo the 195t..i3 Ieason, be av· · J . were : Mike Morrison with . Mrs. Grace Gumpf and sons ' year. has starred in virtually ~raged 50.1 points a ge.me 81 j 17. Jim Bowles with 16, have moved from Keno to the: every one of the Browns' 10 the Re4meo woo 39 c:oosecu~ 1Bill Andrews witll 10. Fick aputment games this year. But there's live games and tallied ua him- Dave Holter led Evans as he Mrs. Lawrenc~ Smith spent been diffetent "minor'' heroes seH ill one eontest.. collected 30 of their 61 points. Monday in Gallipolis in each of the past five games. Bevo and some of his form- ~~~ve Fuller was next with Robert Wilson of Rochester, And the Browns have won , er teammates will play 80 N. Y. spent the week end with each of those games to move 1exbibiUoa gam~ against other . 1 9 Mr. a'nd Mrs. Thomas Weber. wltllin two victories of nailing ! Rio Grande alumni of 1951 ti e smce 95 . Mr. and Mrs Willie Frecker down tile Eastern Division and thereafter 1M the Gallia The teams Marche_ttl m•,anl ll of Pine Grove 'called on Mr. crown. I Academy Higb School gym in were Green Bay, Chicago 1 and Mrs. Rosl Cleland, Sunday. The victory string started : Gallipolis as part of the eol· Los Angeles. These D. D. Cleland, Columbus, vis-- arainst the Da1las Cowboys iJege•a bOmeeoming celebra· banded lhe Colts all SIX of Lted with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel after the Browns had suffered l tion. defeat s last season, but_ Clekmd Thursday their only loss of the season to more has rebounded this Mrs. 'Ross Clel~ visited on the Pittsburgh Steelers. ~ ~~)I.I«.W&i~?i'!U~m$t:!o/f,ro"J:;:·t>~:1 son to defeat the Packers By Clarlee ADea w•• I' 1 1 1962 Pontiac 1 1960 Rambler 1959 Buick 4 Door Sedan - ISLAND IF !SCillA IUPI)-The villa here ~~ Eduardo CfanelU wao FINE FOOD AND ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES Enjoy "Tho Bost for LHs" At The GREEN GABLES ized Thursday night o( · · • • • 1957 Plymouth • • 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Automati c 1rans. Body and interior OK. ME'chanical - t'air. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge- Dodge Dart- Lancer S Second & Mill St. Trap and Still Targets Middleport Sponsored By: Chester Fire Department the Browns in the game. paintings and other 5 MU.. Narlh of G•llipolla on Rt. 7 • 4 Door Sedan V8. Radio and he11ter, automatic trans. THURS.-FRI.--SAT. MUSIC BY "THE CLASSICS" • VS. Radio 410d heater. Automatic trans, 1957 Ford TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY, NOV. 22nd the Detroit Lions. The · Groza kicked goals In three attempts a 41-yarder lhat - • 1958 Oldsmobile Mr. VilLA SACKED • • Electra 325 Convertible. Power seat, steeriDJ, brakea and windows. Very good condition. I GREEN GABLES - • 4 Door Seda n. 6 cyl. Aulomallc tranJ. Radio and heatel'. ••:~~~ ~~ r..,....,...,,............ ... $CJ95 • Impala 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater, automatic trau. Power steerine;, whiLe finish, red interior. One owner, To '65 Tt't}e K~lly - 1961 Chevrolet C IlS F II PIan J d•Ing pun~ - • Tempest 4 Door Sedan. Radw and heater. automatic tranL One owner. lh~ee 1 ::~~:11 mad~ DANCING 7+11. X. 305 302 237 227 222 . I_t w~ homeco~mg, a~ Ath- York Rangers planned to cell Monday evening with Mrs curt . Cleveland trailed against the letl.c Director Dick Lar~l~s of up a replacement today for in. Rowan, a patient at Meigl Cowboys but Bernie Parnsh I 0 0 OW nine-game winning streak Ohio state the deciSIOn to jured defenseman Arnie Brown, General Hospital. picked off a pass late in the-1 I the top spot in the ""'""''I go ahead, despite the weather. who suffered a fractured rlb Mrs. Gertrude Frank Nel- game and weaved his way to • I Conference. The Colts have Te•m• Puut t5 Time a against the Detroit Red ~ings sonville, Mr. and Mrs. ' Don the goal line for the winnJng I £3 beaten the Rams once and .'!'he pelting sno~storm was Tuesday night. Brown will be Bet:zing, Hemlock Grove, and . touchdown. I day the two teams go at driven b~ a 28 mil~ per hour sidelined for at least three Mr. and Mrs. Thea Mora were I Rookie LeRoy KeUy and vet-1 again in Los Angeles with wind, wh1ch stung the. faces of weeks . recent visitors of Mr. 8 0 d erans Paul Wiggin and Charley I limore 91h point c oice. A Mrs, Marion Wood. Scales got into the spotlight in . for the Colts, w11o lead players and fans alike. ~ mounting sno~ made the f1~ld VOTING TIED Mr. and Mrs. La."wrence Smith the next game, against the By FRED MCMANE Western Conference a mass of while and yard hne NEW YORK (UP! ) - Pitch-land Alice, Mr. end Mrs. Thorn- York Giants. UPI Spans Writer games, clinches the conien,.e<• il markers were InVISible. er Bob Gibson of the st. Louis as Weber Robert Wilson and Punt Return Jgnltes Club Gino Marchetti, the Baltimore title for them. The Rams of 45, Cardinals and Johnny Unitas, Mr. Lyle Swain spent Saturday raced 68 yards with Colts' great defensiv e end, said1the Lions are the only There were a In the game. Ohao Stete s V1c quarterback of the Baltimore 1evening with Mr. and Mrs. Op.. punt to fire up the club at the beginning of the ::;eason l with an outside chance to c; i Janowl~z, who eventually won Colts, tied for first place in the ha Offutt, Athens Road. Wiggin and Scales each that the Colts' 1964 victory plan1the leaders. I 1 the He1sma.n trophy that .yea~, October balloting for Mrs. Editn McElfresh, Dela-- ered Jumbles and was simply to "beat the teams 1 ware, spent several days with then;t for touchdowns. that beat us last year." NEW HAVEN, Conn . WPtl ·punted 21 t1mes and Mlch1g~n sal athlete of the month, Chuck Ortman punted 24. M~ch· by qualifying for the annual Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr. The following week - In So far the Colts have followed I Colgete will replace Lehigh on did make a slngle first Rae Hickok award. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell rematch against the plan to perfection and if Yale Universit~·s 1965 fooLball ~ _;.~~~.;_;.;_;~iiiiiiiiiiii_..., and children visited Sunday Ernie G.reen staged ~he they continue to practice Gino'al schedule. The Elis again will with Mr. and Mrs. Blain New- est runrung show of h1s pro theory this Sunday, they'll have play a nine-game schedule. eJI Athens reer as the Browns their first National Football opening at home again st Conall4 ·Mrs. Heury Dalley, their only loss. League Western Conference ti·l nl!clicut , Sept. 25. Portsmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. And against the Washington ATTHE Eldon WiU, Syracuse, were Redskins, it waa rookie Paul recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. WarUeld who grabbed the honD. M. Cleland ors by teaming up witb qual'tMr. and MrS. James Bailey erback Frank Ryan on a 62· have moved from their home yard touchdown pass play. in Flatwoods to the Goerge Veteran Lou Groza and rookIZAAK WALTCN FARM Wolf house ie defensive back Waller Beach · through last Sunday CHESTER, OHIO to~al eon6oll. .,.. •• TP 13 . 16 17 21 10 122 209 41 20 Jnn· es er 96 106 140 123 103 106 Brown Is Sure of Hero'sR0 Ie driving snowstorm, k1cked lD tinulng the grana:e are urgently That was lhe ~c of .......... unbelievable 38-yard field goal requested to attend. sauoo around Ibis lootbaU crazy to give tlte Buckeyes a 3·2 first u;..,a.w · - · ·-* lbll'll_... and ........ Goocb• lD m ;; ~: mCapturin~OpeningTriumph ~~*·:: ~time, NOV zl J . Howell' T Athens (6) . . • • • • • • • • • 146 D ugh m ~ Votmmf!tl1ill a tera Galllpolis (6) .• :. . . . . . 143 ~~~ Firestone,G &J,Fa1siaff ALL-TIME SEOAL GRID STANDINGS · .{AscornplWIIyTomMolt•rsl (1925-1964) C' W L T the DAY Hall Mo~y ~~ ·~ 1 Wellston (6) • • • . . . . . . P \Pomeroy (1) . . . . . . . . . m. lor A Thaniolgivin& dinnet' Middleport (9) . . , . . . . . followed by the resuJar meet- 1 Nelaonville (()) . . . . . • . in&. New Boston (0) . • . . . • By ROBERT GDJMM down. · NOV. :a [Portsmouth (1) • • . • • • • Unlled Prell Iateroallonol Mlchl•an •cored an early Tho Ohio Valley Grange wlll Ironton (1 ) . . . . . . • . . . -e . meet at tlte Grange Hall m TOTALS COLUMBUS (UP!) - "Re- Jaafety •inblockl!d .punj. Letart Falla Monday at _s p.m. ···· member the snow bowl?" ~w-..., the teet~ of ~o~.n:: All members mterested m con- ' - - - ---- eity today, almost as much as quarter lead. the btg IIDle Saturday between Michigan got its big break WoH Pen , " '· Beach picked Cianelli was in Ho1lywood of[ and ceturned one lng a film. lwo pa••ses or them yarda lor a touchdowo. The Browns go into Surlda~r's II game wlth a mark of 8-1·1 while the Packers are only 5-5. However, the Packers, bave lost several close games, are rated four~point favorites. Hospital News TURKEY or HAM Rt. Mrs. Rogert G, Hlte, 1306 Meadowbrook Dr., Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Vallie R. Bauer, 2910 Maple Ave., Pt. Pleasent, Elmore A. Flowers, lll Jones St., Pt. Pleasari.t, Mrs. John M. Galloway, Henderson, W. Va., Mn. Clara B. Kay, Southside, W. Va., Mrs. Ernest L. Hughes, H5 So. Third St., Middleport, Pearl Gilkey, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Mod•l 23.CK302A-Conttmporar.y lltyling une.. with cltan, unclunertd 23• ove:rall dl-,. tub• m•aa.: 274 sq. in. piC1Ule viewing area. ' OOPS! l' 'IHINK 1HA~S MY Pi-loNH1 . ,I• fR--·HOLD ~E ELEYAiOI< TILL '. SEE, WiLLYA? . .,... LADY HE \\ORKS TILL SIX EVERY Nlilti-I'T .... IN HIS SUS OI'FJCE AT ~E OIJTCHMAN'S, HE SAYS, •1F ~AT CAU.IS IM NOT ~eAe!" 'JIIctW8 ~ "i I I' .rj: . 1, t ;. Mrs. Robert V. Stevenson, Rip- ley, W. Va. Blrlbl Mrs. Jamea CUrtli McAbee, Rt. 2 Cheahlre, daughter, 12:38 p.m. Thursday. Dllcharled Plllenill recently discharged Included · M"· wnina Brady. Carl Six, Mrs. Floyd Slmmona, @ • .1.' , OJI APPLIANCE Collins, WellsiDn, Mrs. James R. Descbner, M,oslleld and What'• new about Another important Motorola Color/66 THIS _ od..ntagoiothio:Tbo IOti?Tootan_wltb,tbe new tube ia about 6.2 a. a«bntlllwl• pI ctU1'6 ... rectangular, inehe• ehorter from full, bluer, with a , NOT front to hack than or- _ , . . , natural ohape olmnar '. THIS · dinary round color ' NOT to color moYlea. All tubeO ao Color /611 ""b- TH,IS 1other eeta commer.. · _,...., lnet. can be slim and · .. ciall.Y produced In America ~· : ' trim. They fit back ' ~ .. ·' y\ ' UIM.'I a :rouJkt "tube; ·1·De1r ·pictiitee · clote to the wall • ; ·. ..... .. are onWler and rowuled Qft'. ~ blend beautifully with oilier fur· ho'!\ much of the Y<l!i <t' nilhlnp. Choo11 ~l!' -liDo 1.,..1 So·wby i00e tho exjra enjoy' l'urnlture 4oaiiM lncil.ildbic deco· mont~ Color/611-.:e.n rator nto doai1ned by Drexel ·" add ·to YOI!I' \'lowhlt:enjo7JDOJII'/, exclualvely for M-Ia. 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Excepting funher about one-half an acre ronve.ved to Joseph G1ttne11 lind flt!rnlce G11rn.,. by de111d re. rorded ln D~d Book 193, Pai• »7 MMg1 (;ounty Deed Hect~rdl, re- ' m11le, chromO:' . Paint to bll .,.~, ID whlcb is ber.,hy made . 18 nl't'etouy to 1ell Ulf! deI In IBid re.:J ertate Df Nld decedent, widow, aad C08t,l . Middleport ·Statton Wagon, R&H. Standard trans. One local owner. 1960 Rambler American BEFORE WINTER COMES Buy A Better Value-Rated Used Car 2 Door Sedan. Auto, R&H, Nice and clean, solid, Cheap operating ~ar . :/':~07:+. .~ .... ,~. ..,.,..,., .. \ 9.95 to -.; ( ( ....~"'· .. •ft ' - ·- ' Only $795 2 Door Station Waeon . Auto. Heater, beautiful tu-tone blue 1959 Rambler American __, .. ' Only $795 for More Comfort! PHI Auy man on YOUr gift list Will hf' l1i.Rhly pleasf'd Jarm~o~ns , for h~ will~:et distinl'livf' slylin g anti top craftsm:.msbip - and "Irlendlintss of fi r• fnr cxtra ·pl~asant walking. (If you don't know hi~ ~it:P or thi nk he 'd raU1t•r leltcl bit !ih~s him!iPli, w~ hnt- Jarman gift c~rtiflcates.) HARTLEY & BENNETT, POMEROY 1958 Chevrolet 6 cyl. 4 Dr. ~Only $695 1958 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. HT ~Only $695 Full power. local owner, Clean and nice. BIG 16 INCH SCREEN WONDERFUL BUYI AMERICA'S FAVORITI! CASUALS PHILCO 2tl20 WH. Compare the dtHeren~e between the small SiJ:e or 11" picture with Phi/co's Courier. It ~Ifers you a bl!f easy to see 16'' overAll diagonal picture, G.reat for trave~mg. Equally good for a Sl"cond set at borne. YOUNG MODERNS SET-ONLY $19.95 -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY w·: L1g enu~gh, brigbt e~ough for daylight viewing In an av. erage .sue room. Phll(:o patented COOL CHASSlS, beatJ the heat for lonrer TV life, improved performance great· er dependabUity. $128.95. Easy Terms ' ASSOCIATED RADIO' & TV, Pomeroy You 11ve $3.401 It bought. Beparately, $23.35. P~rfe>cl Present for file young of all aj'es. 9" 1klllet, 1 qt. and 1%. qt. saul'ilpans, 3 coven, 1 qt. sauee-mak_er, detachabl1 handle to m them all, plus 2 petite pans. I Why not lite the ultimate In lilbt-we,iebL' comfort anll &ooll loot• to the ~mportant people in your life? HUSH PUPPIES(r) are made In a variety of 1tyle1 ahd colors lot men, women and children. Sizes and wJdths ·ran&e from tiny size 10 to &iant sb:e 18. Truly the &ift to make YOU important in the eyes of those wbo me.an the molt to yov. Prlret from 'ChUdren's $6.9~ to about $14."00 tor Mell'J JOlt shoes. Women's golf shoes also available, ' THE ' SHOE lOX, Middleport . Auto. R&H. Clean 1nd nice. 1957 Ford V8 Fairlane t957 Mercury Montclair I 1 Only $495 2-1956 Olds _Your Choice Only $495 1-VB, I~ Cyl, 1956 Dc>dge V8 Hardtop Rune: fmeo • , Only $495 CA.IITNo\QI Runt fiDe. II ... . ...• ANE TA·III.:E:s . ' &POirSMIN THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND A perfect diamond reflt>cfs full ~auty , and brillianc 1 lllld Keepsake guarantees a !ltrfect center diamond in vrrit.ina (or replu.ement assured L With your Keepsake Diamond JUn_a:, you receive permanent registration, protection lllut~l. l~s.s of diamonds from eettln1 for. one full 1ur .flld JJfehme trade-in prh·ilere. For the perfe~t lift ---~ fere'f'tr ~~~- cbome a KEEPSAKE DWIOND RING K& C JEWELERS, POMEROY ~INCI 1111 ' ·~ · ~ . ~~ "~ ..1 '. ' ' .va riOe h11 perfed balanee, reduced eoU, Ji&ht weilbt in 28Q llemi"CCon: 30-08, 8mm Rem. ond 308 Caliber. $149.110. . Only ·--· t ' '· ' -, . ~ ' ). ',, ' . • .. ... ,.1, . ' iI ' J .. · --- HANDCRAFTED TV CHASSIS - _.,; ,_., :r..~ ~--.:- Mr. H. E. PeiTJI, wbo resides guest of honor at a party last' Thursday ill observance of his 93rd birthday aonlveraary giv~n by relatives. Homemade ice eream and cake were taken to the home and served to those ~tteoding Including Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice ...... livwy Zllnith Color TV challlls ia htndc11h811. 100'4 hil!ldwiled "':'ilh no prodiiCtiOfl iJhOilCUIB Bnd no ~t«<tlo'CU i ll lor IJIUW ,; D 1 Ill 7 II _....,. te~tured •lliUr aani&C:II fof lof!IJ&I TVO"-t>N~ pic:l.url HURRY! SUPPLY UNITED! GALA TILE 22c per sq. ft. INGELS FURNITURE VALLEY WMBER AND SUPPLY CO. and Durwood CUmmingo, Mid· dleport : Emmett Hawk, Hemlock Gro'f'e, Mr. and Mrs, Phon• WY-2-2709 Middleport George Deweese. Mr. and Mrs. S. Third St. Leolio Green, ' and Mrs. AnD ltlbilitl' . I OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT WY 2·2635 ., v.a .•. • I(ARR and VAN ZANDT .MOTOR. SALES ' IIIRSBACH HARDWAI!,E, Pomeroy I 1 . GMAC FINANCING ,e. oPEN TIL I I'.M. . .W'f' . CoCI111..:0.ilo!MbiJe POMIROY , ....~.." and 82 · thot..,nii1Yn · ing sylfem with :SUPER all ' V-8 automatic---SPECIAL 2 DOOR automatic ....,..,- - - •54 PQt>ITIAC 4 'DOOR, , a cylinder, automatic. -"----~ $100 • ~dabiiiW ~ II , ; , f 4: f ft. O t6 ti1~Aff·~ . . ' ~ THESE AS-IS" SPECIAlS '• Sl!!ik ,...:I·•AND MANY MORI AT . .. ./. --~ ..... ~ I "'t"" ... -·-~..... -..· ..... wall......., •e·~· ~ -~"' ~. '·· .,.,_ . ;' . GIVE A REMINGTON MODEL, 1100: Five abot .• uto~Ue ·ahotiUIJ,- Give• up to GIS lhl reeou ---- up to JtrVI!b times )ooler life. $1..9.85 IIOI)JI:L 742: "WP!)DMASTER": Autoloading bii 1orno ·-. .. 196~ Ford Flamlde tonc Bed 10 It Bed tfli! GREAT OUTDOORS ... bine to iJ'te the m01t accurate, dependable 22 autoJoadin& rifle ner. Rold1 14 Ion, rifle cartrldcH, $49.95. · ~ ....... <Jt!~-f 19S31ntl~lonal2 'ron ,Dump,Only $$95 . NYLQN; 18: S~lUA'Jl JJJlon and ordaance Jteel com- ci'l;,.;., ~ -~· .. ' . •· · T RU Built better to last longer with 4 ~\Vig'Oti: 283 cubic inch V-8 motor, automat· ic power brakes, power steering, white over green with.I!IAtcliJila green interior, radio and white mde· 1954 Forcl VI 2 Dr• ....,..,.,.•-. _ _ Oldy $195 llU ICIO!ell. RESERVE YOURS NOWI 60~olet Nomad· s1495 Station Wagon. WI:DDlNCII IIUI. "'bo,.. ..,.de ·a -...· thesr'l ~ .ciw .... h • •wet. JJCD• , . Sedao. 6 eyilllder motor, automatic, gleaming black fifllsiUet off ~y white sidewall tires. ·shows good car~·... · . ..~, ~~ '7 ' · 1956 Mercury(' Dr:· Hardtop _ Only $195 1956 Plvrilout~ 4 Dr. Sedan _ Only $f95 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Only $295 -~ ,,; bey Slyling ill gerouoJll \lll ••lled Walnur ,.e..,elrl tnd 1ele<:1 h&rdwcod .al1d1 Big 26ft 11q. on. ""w•bl• p.::lu.. 60 Falcon 4door • • • 2-1956 Chevrolets, Your Choice Only $495 I *"· c- "'..t,goe Make It Zenith Color For Christmas! 4 Dill>•· V-8 motor, automatic, radio, white sidewall tires, white over blue finish, with matching blue interior Door Sedan. FnU power. 1-2 Door. 1-4 Door .. •v' '• 60 Chevrolet Bel Air·· s1195 · Full power. ) :1 :- Only$495 1957 Dodge St!ltion Wagon_ Only $595 1957 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. HT _Only $595 4 4 Door, V·8 automatic, power brakes •. power steering, radio, white sidewall tires, beautiful white over grey metallic finish at the Carmen Rest Hom~ waa: 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. V-8 automatic, power brakes, po. wer steering, chrome luggage rack, Jl?Wer ~ear window, radio, heater, white side wall llres. Dmeo like 1 dream Run1 tJne. I •••o Only $595 R.&H. Auto. 1957\IW 63 Buick La Sabre •· · s2295 iDdlng Jaow - - . ., .... looing! Admin ... Mr. Perry'• 93rd Birtlulny Observed 60 Olds Super 88 · · 1957 Rambler Cl111ic 6 cyl. _Only $595 ALtO TO t oI.,. .., ,Only $795 Station WajOn. Standard trans. R&H. Clean and aoJid MOORE'S STORE IN POMEP' . CIELUTI: · q.eaa and nice. PHILCO COURIER PERSONAL PORTABLE TV with Button) 1959 Opel . CORNING*WARE· JARMAN SHOES-THE MOST FITTING GIFT (Push - tratrb: Ill Ult~ ~tate ot WLih:r ¥. Garn", dl'l:ellWd . Webater and Fu.lb, AltomP.u tor Pls!ntJH un u. ao, :1'1: n:» ., », ,., • 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. V8 Savoy • Only $795 .,.. tested " ent.lre _~!'":!' Cordinl to p;o,id;;·;-~ IQad• &nd :relld, 11111e add ... ccw. . « qaiet to to aru10er the nms on or befors tlle Standard with overdrive, R&H. Clean and nice, 8 cyl, See this. Auto. ....olo' - .:Jnrt da:r o;d! .llliiiUU'Y, J9M. PEARL L. GARNES, u 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. --'- Only $795 Wear· -..----al --·al--..t-- The PII!I'BDIUI flut abo,.. rnenUonotd. will tu.rtht!r tate notlu tbat they havs been lllado~~ partie,~ de:tendant to .tald P&tltlon, and they aro~~ requested 2 Door Station W&iOD, Standard trans. R&H, Light &reen, runs fine, tood tires. . .. _ HUSH·TOIIE" aur --*'a•ea Only $795 1959 Rambler American -paUmu· C~EX ••• ACOUSTIC:AL TILl:: Purl L. eatala is WY 24374 134 Mill St. Bawotf1ill \ ' {~' . . •' -..-. .... ' ·'.:. ~:.r~-. '- . .:. ._,•.c.·,,.>;. ,~ �~~~~tl~~ ~~!!t~~~' 0 ., Nov. 20, 1964 -n, Third l'riday will Lesson Studies' meet tonight at or home :.1rs. Fred Desssauer. GIRELGIN in time for Christmas" \ I I I Program proves Interesting More FOR HER An interesting program on the new Methodist Church School lesson studi~s for elementary grades was Riven I by Miss Bess Sanborn the November meeti11g of Class IZ Circle uf Heath \1ethodlst Churrh Wednesday evening at 1the chur<"h . Miss Sanborn, who has been ! te-aching children in Sunda · S<"hool since sht' was 16 years old. gao,·p highlight s from htor. moterial. de~('rib in jl various charaders nf the Bible be ~ :.,_ i ning with Jesus . d1~ apostles, I Emperors Nl•ro and Cons tantine St. Franci s, Martin Luther. and Tha.n Enough 1 I vI Nothing to I I John Wesley . It's EQsy I It's Fun I . Mrs. Earl Knight. .1 meeting will1 ,Iop<'ned QUART!;T COMING - The Noblemen Quartet or WHTN-TV, Huntington will preThanksgiving thought. wor sent a Gospel sing at the F.nlerprise E.U .B. Church on Saturdav. Nov . 21 , at 7:30p.m. ship Cf'n ter, prepa.red \1rs. prL•sidr nt a The by lhe j ..:arned out th e !~!_p_:_~gram ~~~ ing_ ~E~·>nsored by the Youth FeJlowsh]>_of th!_~~urch. Thanksgivillg theme wi rh thl' to loe held at ss. I he hmne of Mrs. I Pa•t Pre8idenu upen Bib lt', a church and pi!· Arthur St rau gri m figures. A donation of $10 was voted illeetat Hacketts Mrs . .l ame~ Criswell gave df'- 1 b . the Middleport Mrs. C.eorge Hacketl, Sr., en· 10 vot ions t"ntitled . "The Thankful 0 e given h . Ch . f " tertained Past Presidents ot' ., cone Iud'mg WI-11l pr aye r. Fm.'men tor L c1r nstmas fUC Un L·r 1 e. . American Legion th b . I' I b::Jsket prOJeCt. A card was to I D urmg. t' ... u~ m~·~s . mee mg J be srnl to Mrs. Harold Wood- A donation of $25 was made to Drew Webster Post No. 39 . I !\.rs. DuvJd Entsmmge1 repurt · 1 d . d M . H C k the Middleport Firemen emer-1nesday evcnmg Ht her home m,1 !llee ger an rs. on.er oo . · 'ddl ge . ed on II Je pa,r~ona comm , Following lhe program by gency truck fund and a report I Ml eP?rt. , I a ~d Mr~ .cr.lswell a.nn!!Unc~ Miss Sanborn the meeting was o!' the nomi n<Jting committee I DevotiO~S were le-d by M~ ; that pecJns are ava1!ablt' at , 1 d ~ct. was given when the Busy Bee , Ralph Gdmore, followed b) f" h · 1 cose w1.1h prayer. Mrs. l!J , • . h e1. or .. .Td SS ae n1e s 10me . d y M ..,. 11 . R 1.. Class of Lhe Middleport F'irst l the Lord s Prayer m umsun. TlH! CII ... C·I e, W!..11 ,h·U \.,c, d, gl'fl ex- ,, son war Mrs. oung, nl Him O:J- · I Jamesrs.Euler and :\1rs. Baptist Church met Thursday 1Mrs. George Mowery, bu~~:~·: : l ~ ~~.~ ~t the Chr~~~~~us party . 11. ·r.:. Hu sh st"rved pumpkin eveninR at the home o( Mrs . dent.' condu~ted the . ptE' ;md coffl'e from a table Ja..:k Swain on Granl-St with sess1oo, wh1ch ~pened w1t.h · · IMfS, 1.:o ' "I 17:3· b(' th .:J''lal'l·n fl s hOS·t· the pledge ·to the !lag and Sl· deUJf\l[ed Wlfh !he •r ha nksglV· ing motif. An arrangement of ess . · , lent prayer. Named lo take the We have a1ars• selection of . -- . . , L· 1 . .d next b1rthday cake to lhe . .autiful ""d dependable .rart~nr.sc an el ns were use Tlv:· nominating committee r e- ty home were Mrs. Ben Neulz· l "'epted with these I. d Mrs. G'l ·rh e Oc·1 1 • fwrtl! ca ndles 1 and turkeys made port wa ·s ..'".._... 1 mg an 1 more. rom app £'~. ofricers dected: Mrs. John Ly- tobcr birlhdoy cake w1:1s tak- 1 ON - ------on s. prcs1dent; Beulah Whltl', en by Mrs. Charles Sauer and • 'f u // · vice president ; Mrs. George Mrs. Hackett. !r rs. ;uu "" rs 1 R t 8 aker. !'wcretary; L eue ou:; •. Game!-i were played and a I Hmdt'.'fS to f•lnb assistant secretary; Mrs. Char- prize awarded to Mrs. Sauer. les Bennett. treasurer; M r s. Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew won Mrs. Don Mullen was hos tess Dana Hamm, teacher with Mrs. tt:e door prize. A dessert course I whf'n the Sew Rite Sewnig club Cora Pullen. assistant teacher . was served by the hostses and 404 Second Ave. LAUNURYmet Wed nesday evening <11 Birthdays obFerved were Mr~. favors were Christmas bows. 1 .>RY CLEANING lht>irdub room. Julia Grim . Mrs. Harold Chase, Hostesses for 'the December Gallipolis, Ohio I WY 2-5428 POMEROY : . . , ,. . · Mrs. A s <:~ Jordon and Mrs . Tom 1 meeting will be Mrs. George ~=-==,...,,.,...,...,,....-,.,~ A sho.r t bu~mcss sess lo~ was Mankin . Flowers and cards e~:arils 8 nd Mrs . Ben Neulz· ·· -- ------- ---conducted by J\1rs. Elw Gilmore were to be se n! lo those report· 1I 1 1 J. r .. vJ.ce . presJ'denI . Th e t rav el-· t!d ill including Mrs . Fielding mg . 1 Edwt~rd Young, Con'trl'butl'on ,·s Made to E-R 'I T k PATCHWORD PUZZLE CONftST Simply fill out th• 7 cofr.:d ··' ··~ '' words and YOU may win 'Ciifti of many voluabl• prizesl l!'trlt Prize ELECTRo-HYGIENE d 8EII'ING MACHINE I, lAYAWAY A'O(J)I ONE .......,..,UGIN $5ooo DAY SERVICE 1 SHIRT FINISHING PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 1 1 ROBINSON'S SPECIAL OFFER! to electric heat now. Take advantage of this opportun ity to save $150whenyou redeem this savings mlohl sue you ... at a Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Elec· tnc Heating Dealer. 1 CERTll''ICA'f'& 20% SAVING! I }Ufl PLAN DANCE 1 "n!ere will be a Round and Square dance held at the Harrisonville school, Saturday~ Nov. 28, !rom 8:30 until 11:30. Mus- 1 ic will he furnished by the WY 2-2440 Green Valley Boys. Refresh1!. 2nd Sireet PomeroW' ment• will be served. ELECTRIC HEATING COOLING -------------DEALER HOMf MUTUAL !NSUUNC£ CO, V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency - A Reddy Kilowatt Recom· mended ElectriC Heating Dealer will stYe you. wttboat cost Of obligation, • wdtten esbmate of the COlt of installing electric heating • )lOUr bome. A.nd, he will guarantee you annual oper· lllingcosts and yot~r complete comfort from using qwet, t1aa,. dralt4ree, <:Onveoient electric heating. ~ I#" f 7 Luxurious extra rull • •' H.,-•'1 my !KIIvtillll to I I ........................................................ ~ I Portsmo1fll, Ohio L_N:· ~·.:..964_- -- - - - - ----_I MAIL COUPOII TODAY • u;-aETfiR GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ......._...........,....,,...••• nflll,lmf•...,............._. ...k~., .... ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. & GAitDENS bOOks (retail value: $4.95 e3Ch). • 0 HANDYMAN'S BOOK OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT '. ;;,.,. .. .....,....,~, ...... .':{ POMIJROY J ,· s.-. I . . ·.:~"'~''"""'~ .. 'f ,. . LIEVING COAL COMPANY 1 TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET - .'·f I· ... : I I .' ~ ~-t· .. 9 RALL'S f,R.ANKLIN Di: 1 !Ire- STAR SUPPLY CO. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · · '· RA.Wtt_r~·( .~QNS(-~~~- ·-----------~IL-----Select any one of these popular BETIER HOMES 0 DECORA.TOR'S BOOK ........, .,. Bradford Cburcb N I. lmb<>len. paotor. : . : ; Forrest. Supl.; Bible 9:311 a. m.:. Morntn~ Woroblp, l0 :3ll a. m., Rvenmg Worshli). 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Bible Study . rom fan Red, champaane, bl-ack and white, fOf' Ohio Power customers only.) t.!.ter I ~ 1.99 to 5.99 1ft FRANCIS FLORIST and WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ' FOREMAN & A8$Q,Tl . ... Olher Lovely Sllpa Mrrillllni .... Mn . .117. . . .. II».-'-k!lil lap. till ~ 111 Oblojti . . . till ~den frOiD .llldlll. were II lbe l'lrlt IIIJllllt bete Mil iiiDe ......_ ..... Nov. 16 and U. A YaoiiL -ltll)pfi" F....,.ted Cbare~. ..........,. Dr. L. liGLtal. ,......, lor them wu ..,Jofe\1 II 1:• Hn. W. H. Perrill. pui.Ot; V"Mllor Bron, CILurclo &.-.. p. m. Sunday. '11Ley....,. llllle ~art Kaull, Supt.: Sundar Supertn-.mt, to 1. m. om. Bethloltem Cburdl It GrHI S<toot. 9:\li e. m.; Worlblp ial Board meolitll eaob quarter llood ot noon MOIL!Iey ·• lhf hour 10:3fl a. m. unleu otherwtoe oatled. lkiiJ Cblldnn'a party with the SaiD' CommuDicm eacb quarter as ..,. uels at 3:llll p. m. of Cbrto&, Firs& Bapllal CILarcll. Middle- ILGUilCed. Rev. <\l1bW' CloJIIDil Is 1 ,.. I bodied 3.99 -I. poit. Rev llonald Boone. .... s,-.•• CILUJeb or lllo " - tient at Holr.or Jloopltel. . tor: Sunday Sooool 1:11 a. m., ,... William._ lborpo, paator Mrs. Otto B!'ldlord wtftl Ill Fred flofllllan. Supl; 10:15 a. Sunda> lil'hoolB. 3" 0 m.; M011> Newark to visit her olsleHILm. Worshlp SerV1ce: BVP 6 p. 1"1 w.Jtsblp lO.lil a. m.. law, who is very Ill In a has-m.; Evening WorshJp. 7:80 i'· S)'NCIIIt E.lJ.8. Ch•rcL Paul pital. m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer '- Sellen, p - . Mrs. -earet Houdasltelt rts. meeting; &:30 p. m. W«< ., choir I:31J •· m. SUndar Ben l lted Mrs. MlltoO Jlautlallhell Ff'edom Go.,.l Mluloa, S. pracllce Qu ..__ Su , 10 .30 ' at Meii!B General Hospital. . UB Cburcb, Letart o;o .., ltq, Su& shan Stiversville Road : E. J · M lse~U'<>O.'W' :·· ~a. ~· ' Mr. and Mra. Dave Tt\otnm day Sehool 9:30 · - m.; Worship Griffith, pastor; Roger wI~ MlddlepOL'i P'lnl ValiH .._ ~~ pot":.. • lh~ of Gahanoo called on Mr. Ilk s< 'oes SundaJ. 7:30 P- m. ford. Supt.. Sunday School 10 byterian Cburcl>, Rot Howard ;n311 p. m. E"::ntng Ev!::U.: Mrs. Eber CorruhaiL and Mrs Ch•rch ., lbe Nazarene Pom· a m. ; Evangelistic Service, 1· Ruppelt. pastor: Sunda1 Se- Uc Service 2nd and ltb Sun- Mattie Yoot spent allday 'M1url eroy Rev . Clyde Henderson, .30 p. m. orayer meetmg, ?:SO 9:., a.m. Mn. RodDey Sauer, day of mO:nh &ETHAN\' _ day. Other recenl eallen o· pastor: Su-1day School 9·3/J a r . m. Tuesday. supt. : 10:30 a. m. Woroblp: &.46 9,30 a. m. Mornina Wol"llllp. the Carnabans ~re Jim Jack p. m. YF: Wed. B::lll Junior 10:30 a m Sur.day Schoo~ Sly son of New Br1ghloo, Pa. aho m.: Morning Worship 10 30 a. m.: NYPS 6:15 p. m. Evemng South Bethel BUB Churdl. Choir: 1 p. m. Senior Cboor. the Theiss, Supt.; 6 , 30 p. m. Howard Jolwon of Daltao. Te:t servioeo 7:30 p. m. P r a y e r Rev · Eugene E. Emereoo. Yooth Follow•hlp. Coi.RMEL Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brad· meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday. tor. Sunday worship l :311 P- m. Free WIU BapiiSI CILardl, ,,30 a. m. Sunday Scbool Way· ford altended the dedl<atiolL "' · and 9:3/J a. m altomatety. Su1> Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P 0 u I ne Roush, Supt., 10 ,30 a. m the Jackson General lloaplt& Free Methodist Churcb, L~ar- doy School 10:30 a. m. and Taylor; SUnday School, 10 a. m. Morntna Worship. 2nd and 4th at Ripley, w. v~. Sunday. THE CHURCH FOA ALL el Cllft, r-.ev . R. h. ,;~;ene li1H . 8:30 a. m. al~tely . NormaD Guy . Prlddy, Supt., Preaehtnl! ~unrlay of thP "'lnnth . 8 0 m , The Esther C1rcle met ot ALL 1"'0111 T~F. CHURCH ' pastor Sunday School 9 ,SO a Bahr Supt . 81ble Q,tud\' <~nd : '5e~~1ce; 3n P m .; _ Pl'av~r - IJer · Ev~ni~g Evi:lngeli~tic Servu·p ' Wedne8dey Rfternmn at ttu The t'Jiurd'l illhe l rl'IO I•-$1 fack>r m.; Phil W1se. SUIJL. Murmng ! pr~:~yer service led C.\1 pa stor VKes . , ,;ru P- m Wednesd<~) lsi and ·ird Sund•J-~ ot mll' . '>orne of Mrs . Vf'rnf' WRttPr"' ..t on Mrdl fnr tile buiklin11 of cha r11c· !<!rand lovd ~UNnahip.lll.sa ator"'worship 10 :ID a. m.; Youth 7 30 P- m. Thur.sday. Syraruse Mi••ioa. 1\r" 11 cut quilt block!~ for a mit· hnu!!lli olapirit11.1l ~•IIMII. Without a atronc Church, neither d emocracy Services 1 p. m . Evangehstlt l _ Portland_ Metbod1st Cbarcb, ·t;uster . pastnr Servic·e!'. P• ·ionary protect. 1101 civilization can .urv,~e Ther'l! service 7:30 jl . m Mid Week ! L.oUrtdge EUB CHoreb, ~t\' !' Arthur St1tt , pasl.ol Sunday jwednesday afld F'rlday eYemnt;t Mr. and Mr!!. Charles 8P.egle •~ four -..a.d ~ why e.,.ery ~rtoft lhould attend ¥rvicu •~ru · prayer serviCf' 7:30p. m. Wed l ~ugene Emerson, pastor. Sun· School9 ·30 to L0 :30 a. m., Har· 181 7 M 0 m of ColumhuR speflt sevf'r.. l dav1 .. rly and IUPP'II't i l.c. Chur<:h . 'l'ht•y . day School, 10 a. m .. Russe ll old G. Roush, Supt . Kennt-tb Mt. u n F.W.B, Chureb _ with his father. Mr. lfl Bee'!le. , 1 10 are : {1) For,tUaawn•U ! 2! ~·,., hiuh.ikfqn'IUII:e. 13 ! J'or u,., .. h Hys~ll Ru~ Free Method11t.' IArcher. su.pt. Slmday Wort-~hl ;.> McLeod, Ass't Supt. Serv1cesl Sunday School g: 45 a. m.. Earl Thev were here ealled by tl,e ~> r 1111 OOIIlOIUftily and 11alion. ( 4 • R11ber E. Smlt~, Sr., paalur. ll. a m. Btble Stud}' .and Pr,ay every Sunt:~ay evemng. , Slarkey, supt.. Evening wor· death of Mrs. Beegle's brother. , t"or the •lie of the Church rt&eJf. wh ich need~ bill moral and mat..ri:ll Sunday School !1 :30 a m. , Wor· le~ service le(l b~ M1tlard Coe, 1 . Iship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox. Mr . John St.nbart. auppurt, Plan to Ji1 1<1 church rccu · le~ Haley, ~upt.: Mornmg war 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Enterprise EU8 Charcb. Rev Mrs. Kathryn Gunther return 1Layman; Young People's meet ar.rlf. and rMd your Bibl e daily. shtp l0:30 a.m. Vout.h ~rv1ce . Meu~el Smith, pastor Worsll1p 1ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. rn .: ed to her home in rin('lnn~tt Rock Springs Methodist serv1ce 9 30 a. rn .. Sund111YI Wednesday: Choir practice at after a visit with her mother, 16.45 p m.; Evangelistic me:s· 1sage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet· chester Lemley, pastor; Wor·j School, LO JO a. m. Youth F'ef 17:30 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Laura Bf>ll who act•orTP tog, Thursr1y 7:30 p. m. ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun · ll~.wl:lhlp 6 30 P: m.; Boys a~ ~ The Salvation ~rmJ. Ertvo~ ~nied her back to spend the 1day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF G1rls Felluwshlp, 6 30 p. m., Rays Wtnin~ . offi 1 ~ 1 in char~~ wmter. 1 Penteco~al Assembly, Ruule 1.6:30 p. m. Praye1 and Bible ~vening servlce 7:30 P m., 2~d l sunday lOa m Holiness meet· Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Spen. 1 !124, Rev . aul E. Jones, Pl:l~tur iStudy, Wt!dnesday, 7:30p.m. and 4tb Sundays; Youth Chuu. ing. IO 30 3 m Sund:t\· "lt•hunt 1cer and r.t'lllrtr~n of W!lmln"'fn.n Isu.nday ~hool 10 a. m.; Wor 6 30 .P· m. Wednesday Prayer Sunday 7 p m. VounR People's 1 were here calling on friendl!l on '~Pith the hape i1 will. in somP fflf!WflJ,re. rmner anti. help su.s· ship services 7:30 p. ~ · Sun. Racine Metbodlsl Cburcb, Meeting, 7·30 p. m_ Wedf'lesday L.eRion : 7 311 il m Saluat~~m : Sunday. J I daY,, Wednesday and Frtday. H. L_ McOan1c1, ll:J~tm Sun· neatb Methodist Church, Mid· meeting: Thur~ay, 1 to 3 La· Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Stump and tain that which is flOOd in lnmi '.> und t•ommu.nily life, I 1is fen·•o p h 1 ~- · of Ak : Bradbury Churc!h or Chri!lt. dBy 5chool 9:.1 a. m · . reac · dleporl, M. E. Oowson, pastor ; die.CI Hnme LPague. 7 p m Prep son. ~nme. ton, eamf' ture i1 sponsored by ll1e brr•inettl firms and orl{(lniztttions Art Marcum, minister~ Bible mg ,0 :30 a.~ -- MYfo tiP m.; Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School r•laSRes; 730 p m BibiP stuov . l ~turday and returned Snnoi.," wlwse names a.pfJf!flr belu1v. i school and 'vlornmg Wor~hlp, Prnyer and .Bible Study, 7:30 p. 1 Supt.; Chu~ch Sc~ool, 9:30 a. rrayer meul.ing Other serv1ce~ l wtth her mothe~. Mrs. ClAr<l ~---------------------------------, , L0 :30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· m. Wedn..:sday. m.; Worship Servtce, 10:30 a. hy annouON\ment. Rouo;h accmt~panymg them to or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, l A.ntiquit) ltaotlsl CburcJ Suo. m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- The CbureD of die Nazal'l"ne,j spend the wmtPr. l 7 p. m. Iday Schoo! at lO 8 m. Prayer ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board Chester, Ray E W~;~rne, pastnr i .Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nancf' Rn1 I Kinlidom Rail or Jehovah's l ltleetiog I'lu•,':ICJd}' 7·30 'l m. meeting, 1st Sunday ol month, ~unday Sc~ool !t ·30 a m: Mom· Bl.lly Joe. spent the ~eplr ,..,d Witnesses· Public meeting, Sun· First Baptist Church, Pome· 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 1ng Wursh1p 11 11 . m.; NY...S With thetr children 1n Ch("'1· GR~ENHOUSES :day 3 p. m.; Watchtower study roy _ Rev . Charles Norris. ol. month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor 6·45 p. m.:. Evening Serv1ce peake. ; • Member FTD !40 Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2·2550 WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2·3402 4 ?· m.; Bible study Tuesday, Sunday School 9::.:0 til\ 10:20. Cucle, 2nd Thursday of month 7·30 p. m.: M1dweek Prayer set· Mr. and Mrs. Tommy T ~. .. 8 p. m.: Service meeting, 7 p. Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· vice. 7·30 p ~ WPdnesday say and Scotty of .Grove ft•· . m. Thursday: Ministry scbool, Nurserv and Junior church [or nesday of month, I p. m.; Aft· Grace EPISCOpal Churcb, 1spent a weekend w1th Mr ~'~ 1 ' p. ~. Thursday. children. emoon Circle 4:th Thursday of Pomeroy, 'I'he Rev Richard H.I Mrs. Mason Sp:mcer. Danville Pilgrim Holiness, 4P. month, 2. p. m.; Choir Practice Martin, Rector. SUDday - Mor· Mr . and Mr!l. Albert Hill Wf're Esta blished in 1904: "'.rate Someone To Church This Week" Langsville, QhioJ. Rev . 0. H. Letart Falls UDited Bre~ea l Wednesday, 7 p. m. ning Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 receot visitors of ~~. and 1\tr:;. West Columbia, W Va. past..-: Sunday Sehoot. 9:30 Church. Rev . James Mo.,...: Sl. Joba'o Cathotic . MinJoo: a.m. Coffee hour foUowing . Ray Sayre at Roseville. Middleport WY 2-328t Ph. Ma&on SP 3-5593 a. m., Robert Grate, Sl.lpt. Wor· Sunday School 9:30 a. m., near Guysville Wutch Ridge) : CJiester Cbarcb ot God, Re•. Mr: ~nd Mrs. C~~ol Sa.vr6 ship service at 10:3; a. m.: PH· Norris, supt.; Ass't.. Supt Her- Rev. Frank Manieri, pas- GiJbert SpenC"er . oastor Sunday of. P1ttsbu~gh are VISiting hen 1 grim Youth, 6:45 p, m.; Evan- bert Roush. Preaching Sunday tor, Sunday Mass 10 30 a. m.. ~rhnol g - ~ a m Mnrnine wor 1 w1th relal!ves. gelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Mid· 10:30 a. m.; Alternate evemng (ioly o~y ot Obhgatlnn 6·30 a 1ship 11 a. m : Evangelistic ser· J\k a.nd .\Irs. Ray Byer.11. acWeek Prayer and Praise Wed worship at 7:30 p. m ; Pray m.; Confession, '.'3 hour belol'e l vice, 7 p m. PrayP.r mt·~ting, eomp:;med b,v Mr. and ~. 'rs Dodge - Dart - Dodge Trucks nesday, 7.30 p.. m. ' ler meeting Thurs., 8 p. rn. Mass. j7:30 p. m. Wednesday ; Young Rodney Grimm. visited Mr. By MiddlePQ rt, Ohio I fJ i ed M thodlst Church Loor Ladv of Lnretto l\1i!il!iilnn l Penple 's Service ~,ridav. l :111 ('~S' dautrhter. Mr. and Mrs. Middleport 0 Middlepel1 Church of the Naz· t e i ·re'. Lon Boltom. Rev . Leonard n m 811! Masl.em and Mr. and Mrs arene, Rev . Clyde J . Bartlett Pomeroych ~~vs:~:~~ n ~~~ 1 a~ : c~n~ula, administrator, Sunday · Sulton MrthndiRI Chureh. A.r- M1vn::trd H~lton .. at Ll!b"Mn. Sunday Sehoul 9:30a. m.; Murn· 1pastor. C ur c S t ~ V gh Mas U 30 a m est Huly U<Jy :. i lhur SIJ1L pas/or Sun il:"' Mrs. Mattie Clrclt and Mr~ 1ng Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS m., Leo rew , up.· au (~li ati~n 7' P ~ School 10 8m .• Clint Orr. : Ray Byers visitt'd ~1rs . C"'A"'f~ 01 10 30 Young People, 6:45p. m.; Evan. An, Asst . S~pt. · a.' ~M ke Ru'la~d churcb ot God, Rn . Supt.; Sundav Worship. 11 8 m . McN<~mee at Middl~port Tues Pomeroy West Main St. Coin Operllled Laundry & Dry Cleaning gelistic meP.ting 7:30 p. m.; vme Worship. Ser~? 8 t, am Joho Smallwood. pastor: .Sunday Mason Ci1y Church of Cbri~t. day . Suppol·t the Church of Your CfJ.QI~e 397 W Mam Pomeroy Prayer mef>1- 1g, Wed. 7:30Pm. Us Tr~ly Tha~kfu F 11 P· hi ·: School 10 a m . Evanl!f'h~lk Miller Stre":'-1. R. Kenneth Roy . ' Guests of Rev. and ~frs. Pau. Naomi Baptisl Cboreb: SUo ~elh~ls.t Yo~t e opw~ !:!service 7 p_· m.: .•Young People Envangelist: Sunday Bible Sellers are his parent.::, .1 1r and dar School 9:30 a. m.: ~or· \\cdncsday , 9. 15 a. m. r Y Bndeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday. Study w a . m., Morning Wor Mrs. A. G. Sellers. Logan. ship 11 a. m.; Prayer serv1ce, Study Grouptbodi t Ch b- Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satur· ' ship, 10:45 a. m. Evening Wor· 5 r p. m. Weduesday. Alfred Me ore !ship 7:30 p. rn .; Bible Study. 9:30 a . m .. Milton Housdahelt Builders and Building Supplies Bakers of Good Bread carpenter Baptist Cburcb: Rev. Pearl Casto. p~stor. Sun- da~bester Methodist Cburch t 30 p. m, Wednesday . . Supt .: Morning wo~~,ip 8 · ~· · SJnday School9·30 a. m.; Mornjday School at 9.30 sto P<:~stor· Wor· l Rutland Churt'h o1 Christ. 5:45 p. m.: EvE-ning Wor::hip A Chester, Ohio Ph. 965-2005 Huntington, W. Va. 1 ing Worship 10:15 a m. Cha~les Taylor, Supt. Worship. Pear ·. Ca ' Suncta i Bible School t·:JO: Commumon l 7 p. m.. Prayer Service, Wed RaU.aad First Baptlsl Q.urcb service at 10:45 with the Rev ·l81 service 319 a. mW.SCS 1 Y 1tO ·'IO a m V H Bra\l"u nesda" 1 p m · t'School at 10 a. m.· s1 ·· · :· · J• · • ~tmday Scbrol9:30 a. m. Preach- C.psto. Wed. Prayer meehng a Thursday of month : Board Supt. Sabra canaday, pianist; 1 Cbrlstian Scienet: Ckini'C'heiIDJ! Sunday 2:30 p. m. 7.45 P· m. meeting 3rd Wednesda} of the Bi~le Study, 7:30, Delben Ro. "Soul and. Body·· is th ;:- .; ub~ect BarrlsonvU~ Preabylerlu, Ru.&lalltl Metbodllt Cbarcb month. I mme. leader. I or Christian Science serv1ces Rev. John Davle!l, pastor: WorCarJ Herring, pastor; Morning Pomerey f?burch of t~ Naz· • Chester, Ohio 1thi s Sunday. Wheel Balaneing-Auto G1ass-Brake Service '! S~h<"'servl~ 9:30 a. m.; Sunday worship l0:30 a. m.: Cburcb M,. ~ermoo United Brethren i arene, Su~day SchO:OI. 9 · 30 a i The Golden Text reads : Pb. WY 2-3576 Pomeroy 1. 10.30 8· m. School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first In Chr1st: Rev . JamC!s Morn m.: Mornmg worship 10 45 a. 1·· Know ye not thai ye are the Tlte Peatecoatal Clnucb, Mid· 1\lesday and 2Dd 'lbursda,r olson, pastor; Sund~y School, 1m_ Evening Worship, 7 p m.: I temple of God. and that the llleport, South 3rd Ave.: Sunday each month; Family Night tast 9:30 a m., ·eacbing 10:30 a. j Prayer meeting. 7 p. m Wed ' Spirit or God dwelleth in you?"" SchooJ 10 a. m.; Sunday evenlng SLUKiay evening of each mootb m. Alternate preachmg and I Re'l . Clyde 'I Henderson. pas· I(I Cor. 3: 18). aervlce. 7:30 p. m. at 1:30 p. m.; Pra)'OL' Meetlag, Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m., tor. The Lesson • Sermon con· Two Location! For Your Convenienet Wed!tesday Bible Slllcly 7:30 P· 7:30 p. m. w-ay. Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer ser· SUversvllle Methodist Chore• etudes with these wonts ftGm ' Ohio Pomeroy, m.; ~turda: nigh1 Prayer and . vices Wednesday. 7:20 p. m. Stih, pa.~or Sunday !"Science and Heaith with Key WY2·3996 Syracuse ~ 2-3966 .. WorshiP 7·"!0 p. m. Pastor, Rev l!deo Valtotl ID Rudand Mlosica : OUve New· 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe to the Scriptur<s"' by Mary B. L. BarretL Cbrtsi Olurcb: - Rev. Eldell R. 111811 , missionary pastor: · Thursday even-r Baker Eddy ' ""To invest thought Ratlaad Cbarcb a1 the Nazar- Balke. pastor; Sunday School, day School, 9:30 a. m.: lng. ; of false truSis and material e¥1· ene: Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 10 a.m.; IVtnnlo Holsinger. IUpl. 10:30 a. m.; Preaching. 7:30 P Mono Cbapol Methodlsldences in order that the spiritPAINTS and HARDW ARES Morning WOI'l!bi~ 10:46 a. m. Chrlsuan Endeavor, 7:15 P· "11 . m.; Prayer service, 7:30 p. Church. Arthur Stitt. Pastor ual facts of heing may appear. Evangeltatlc servtce 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, president, Thursday. School 10 a. m. Oliver -this is th<' great attainment · w~ 2·2440 Fh. WI !1-3,273 Rnclne Pomeroy 130 B: Seeond Midweek Pr&.Yer semce,. 7:45 p. c~ses fo1 aD. Song services. Tuppers Pl•lna EUB Chareb: Supt.: Sunday Worship · by means of whlctl we !!hall m. Wednesday 8 p. m. Preacbln& 8:20 P- m.; Rev . Eugent E. ~ ou 11 a. m.; Prayer mee~ sweep away the false and live . Cotnmblr Chapel: Worslrip ser- Mid Week Pray"' meeti~~&, 7:30 lor: sunday Worship 9:30 a. m. every Wedm!sday evenlll& i place to the true. Thus we may l~N ~:~-~eacb 3unday 9:15 a. m.; p. tn. WedltesdQ, Cl818 Lead- and 7:30 p. m. alternateJ3 Sun- Mlddleperl Clrar<• a1 CliriSI, !establish In truth the temple. Schooi _IO 1. m.: Youth er, Mra. Mazla Bolsinger. day School 9:30 a. m. and an<' Main Str!ets Donald 1or body. 'whose builder and Middlepol't, Ohio Quality Furniture at Lower-. Prices 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor· Morulnc Star EUB Cbiii'Cb, a. m. alternately. Robart Hicks, mlnlsler; Bible School, , maker is God' " lp. 4:11}. Phone WY 2-34(11 N. Second Ave. '' ' Mlddle~ort 7 p. m. eacb Sunday. Re• Meiozet Smith, poster: 9 ,45 'ard. Supt.: Bible Studjo Deller Cllltra II C brill · Stmda1 Schoo~ Fnd Prayer servtca led by pastor, Bible School 9,311 a. m. PreocJt. ~':;, L' l!:lrl Sb lor Asa'L 7:30 p. m. TUesday. m., llrsl and llllrd Momln&IQJlwo"rat.t,; m.: l!'tr•l 8apllll OLareh. Cor. Sycafore 6 5ecoDd St. - Pomel'Of Cllarclo <tncll>ur Prayer meeting 8 p. m. TburaRev. C. L. O'Conner. pastor "FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASlONS" - ' · ' dtiy Sunday School 9:30 L m.. sam REV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTOR · mdaJ School t:90 a. 1m. ~..... CILI!eha _St. Polil Curtis. sup!.; 1o:U 1. m. Mlln> Cor Butternut 4; W. MaiD 8 ' Sunday, No"ember 22 RaJDb ea~io ;"',;;., ~C:. Sunday Scllool &:1& •· m.: 1111 ""rohtp:~30 p••m BYF '" '" La1t SundQ" iD Tri.n ity lo8Ytn.lll" Pr•yer meellntl 1'lleo- sbtp aervlce 10:10 a . m.: St. and J Olllltlp, p.m. ' Jobn, subilay Sel!\lol 10 a. m.; JiloeiLing aervtce: 7:10 p. m. 7.30' P m (Bulletin Board Saylnf Of The Wet~<) · oQ ALlY-., - Worohl? t a. m. ll'edneaday, Pra)'OL' meotltll: ' "Fear knocked. upoa the door; faith annrer.ect: no one wU ' ''"' · '' ' 1:30 p. m. Wtldno.tay, Senior Buil<'lina: SuppUet & Millwork 1 there!' Children • Holllt """ CILirl!ll . ol . a.rtR. , .....,, Cboir Praellca; 1:10 p. m. 1'.Genera! Ccmtractin& Helgbtl. s a h b all! Jerry MallOn. .,....., Stmda1 daJ Junior Choir Practice. Phone W1: 2-3978 sermon tuple, "TAIDNG GOD SI!:IUOVSLY" p. m.: Worship SC!toor ·1:111 a; m.' Cburcb 1o:ao ' _ Concr-.atlonat mllttiDf toUowlnc the · ~ m. Satunlay. P..,.. L IIL;-Cb._., ltndeavor, ,,,. ~ lllpll8l ....,., Wedlleadiy, ?.~ P-"'. ---- ~ -­ ThursdaY, 7:30 p. 111. p. m. -~ Stlrrlce, 1:10 p. Great Bend: Rev C. 1.. O'CIJn. Thurllday, 10:GO iL.m. -- ' ------------Ill. Morillo '.lapllat CILiroli. m. ' ·-, 1101', !"''lllr: Robert Lewis. mpL Sermon Topic, "Make A Jo-yfUl ~~ •<If Fourth and Main -St. . .-'I~-, 1:31 o. m. lllorDIDa R••· Nyle ...,._., ~- .rtnt ,I!DIIN l'rel· .tptl.Spnday Sebool: 7 P· m. ?:3tll ll saturday .• ,01) ..... -----------11:10 ..... ------------ ,.... · ·!l!inday 9CbooJ t 'IO byterlatV~ ,\je, Howord elt!Dil ,..-.Ice: T'tuiodtJ, & ~ 'lllcbarclf, Sti~ lltli!HII; fi110t; Wllllblp aet•P, & , P!'Qtr-L--_,;...l,.._ _ _ _l"'r"~~ V. D. EDWARDS· INSURANCE AGENCY 11tt size Is run. 1ht selldion, large. 1he styli, obvlolis. 1ht sav~sf hntiSIIc. lnJY ~~~ madel (and there ore 17) iS prked lower tltaq every ltf!lllll~ madel of 11114 Ott¥~, And wt m11n • lor lower. The ~Wke savings l11 II ;least 104 dtllrs on !Itt six-cYttndll'-• ••• a~ as mud! as 604 dollars an.the YB spartuonvertilllt, .., Coronet 5001 lllat's IIY~ r,. •loll and white* and doesn't 1ven indud1 the litnoUi Dod11 lays' dettl. ~ It -w,'1M savingest, seliingest, full-!ize Dodge in hhtory-(ororret.lt's iht' moSt,lpr,tlte ~•. · 'I~~··' o:mrrety Notes I .. " """' I 1763 11th St. ~~ltD . ,,,,,''""'""" •••• "'''"'' ' ' ' ' " ' " ' ,,.,,,.,,,.,,.,,.,. Style, Sill, I and fit at only 3.99. home to flameless electric heatina. I understand that I will receive HOMES & GARDENS book of my choice. absolutely free, when estimate is made . (A limited time offer NEW COOKBOOK Co. Electro-n y011r patdnoronf CIDIII•tt 01 completed obcrver bottom. White. 32-38. Beauty Mail to- nearest Ohio Powltf Company office 1J SEWINq MACHINES ELECTRIC HYGIEIE AUTOMATIC Mtdtll 400 tnd 210 a...ll. ........ 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"""'eacb ComiDt» vice, I I. m.; Sunday_ 8dLool, laD eaeb tiQIII14r Q • - - ' 10 a. m.; Prayer meetiJL1, 7:a WSQS lint WlidlleodQ ol eeeb p. m. Wedneaday. mcoth. llorntng Worshlp, 10:311 a. m. M Cburcb _of God, I. MoriU Rev. Daa~el Workman, pallor: Sunday ~hoo~t 15 a. ~ ~ 0~ slnp ,. ce a. m. . · a. m. Praye_r ~eetmg ; - 3/Jie~~ m. Tue~a~ ouna F ·:"' meetmg, · P- m. " ay. I .5. Ploca lo liv• ond t•w 2. G11it11 !O 11w a d ran 3, 1. fcnhlo!l tim ;;., ! 1 i Convert your hom e MOllERNJZA.TlON $50.00 DISCOUNT CERTIFrCATIS I 1mg Prl~C donated by Mrs. Day- I Hawkins. Mrs. PulJPn and Ml's. About 50 nations i City ............ . ...... .............. lht....................... .. tnn Stn ckland was award ed to h . , . ,' -' ·d W II Tl hos· Ethe l Hug es. diplomatic representatives Mrs. Luwm e s. le · Mrs Agnes While gave dev•J· V l'.. C't I Mail at ouct. Entries mutt be postmarketl by tess served a dessert course to lions laken l'rom John entitled. a Jea n _J_!· tlwsc named above a.nd ;1..1rs. ··Abundant Living," concluding Easter ls~la~n~d~.~.;--sout~,ea!ll .. - ·---·-R<Jy mond Bally. ~1 rs. Charles ! with a Thanksgiving prayer. The p- ·r· · 1 nd · th ·ite H0ffman Mrs Willard 13fJyer l . . ' ac1 IC 1s a , IS e s d .' .' Jd M K . 1 cla!'.s voted to provide five pom· huge sta tues of unknown o>rn~·g~ln'_-_-~fi!IIIJ!!II an M1 s. 0 ona c mglt. 1se tti a plants for the ch urch ----- - 1 ~· lr~ . Harvey Vt~n Vran.- : di"Coration for Christmas and to I e ken w11l be hostess at the next be given to .shut-in members mt•rllng . on December 2, an~ laler. The choir will h a v e w1l l be election of offl· 1 cha rge of the Christmas decor-. 1 lh<'n' cers. 1 ating . Mrs. Dunuld Boone gave , interesting facts abou t the Samuels and their customs and · 1 their reactions lo the people ' of America. Buddy pal gifts were exchanged and names dra\.l:n for girt e11.ch1:1nge for the Christmas party which will feature a potluck dmner Dec. 17. Chairmen Ior the dinner will be Mrs. Bennett. ' Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. ! Roush, Mrs. Dale Moi.J'I'ning, I Mrs. Gr<:~ce Hysell with Mrs. Cecil Bradb~y in charge of 1 table decoratiOns. 1 Mrs. Slavin was assisted in serving a dessert course by 1 if he's injured on your Mrs. Shirley Mills and M r s. p rop~f ly! George Freeland lo the above We olier modem homeowners and Mrs. Nx.ra Hamilton, Mrs. insuran ce Wit h complete Jacob Turner, Mrs. J o h n1 coverage .•. at a Seines, Mrs. Lillian McGhee, j Mrs. Nell Werner 1 Mrs. Eva · ! Hartley, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman C~ll for detail s. I and Mrs. James Souders. I -· ' 1. Worn orovnd woi1l r------ I I HEATING sob FILL IN THE CORRECT WOIIDS :··-···· flallllltl! [\ttlrit I'LUS T H E R 1 """"'""'""'""'""""',..,,.,.-- . I 1 Sentinel Church News ··======================-===. pared to some in other lands. Our country Is famous for itl beauty and fruitfulness , our cities are u modern u Uunorrow, and our future glows with p<omise. God hat Indeed been food lA> uo. • But with Hio bounty of wealth and power, God h.., given ua respor1sibilities. Because we have l!lo mueh, we are called upon to share what we can spare. And we are required to ~ork and pray for th~ end of ignorance, poverty and suft'er.. mg wherever they are found. . a..-. Ra.:.a sU:' Modoll. 1 I .,18111l .... I 1.. Raorpa...., t.'hurch 01 Jesu ChrlJI of Latter- uay Sololl1 Ill miles from Roclno Qll Raeln& . ' . To be abJe lo give I• a ble.-ed privilegt!. Let us fill our Portland Road. SUnday Scttoot churehes an·d join in heartfelt than ks to God that we have 0:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 -m., Sunda"' evening mvtee at enourh, . . and ~o1·~ than enough, .• to share. 7::<0 p. "'·'Wed .• worship,....,. ice at 7:31' p. m. Pastor. Tbom •• E. Diddle. All evenill& aei'O· "., begm at 7:30 p. m. , I Zloa Cbnrcb of Chrtst. Pom• rov . llarriannvi<te Road, I!» gene Underwood, minister . ~~ ble school 9:30 a. m.; Mnrni~a worship l!UO a. m. : Evening worship 7:30 p. m.; Rober1 Reed Bible ~chool Su>t. 1 ,t We are the moot prooperous people the world hat ....,. oeenJ Even the poor among us live in prineely . ~omfort oom- 1 II l ~ s~::1:0:r,'~311, a. St. Paul's Lutheran Church 18,~ ~- 0 w... 8 RACINE PLANING MILL eor: meetl!ta. . ' •.. \' ' . •' .. ,. •. �,......,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.., 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MIIId!eport, 0 ., New. 20, liM -R.~I~Eit-ete_Far_S.:-:-Ie. ~,...io--------......- - - - - WAN'r AD For ..nt ·..... ~ A.. a.M ....'l'. . pQD'tt _ . . _ 1M - - - - -- lrlPI ~ ""' lllrNfa . . . . . . . ~ ~ .... .m ~ ....... ~ .. -uru-• me'' ...., ,_ menlo. AU utiIItle& pald · = quire: Ohio Valley Dl,._"' .. jNIIG ... .... ........ ,, .Jan. .1A&D ce !\&DII - - . -. 1".1:1.&.J'i.IU!o ~ ... tot 6lo - • Baking Company, Middleport, Ohko. •DD 11 20 3tc oarru ~ lilt. ~ned IJCI . . . .- - -- -- u -- apart. FURNISHED 5 room ment. Newell 's sunoca, Ches11 17 tfc ter . 98&-230.5. bral< ... 1958 V-8 Dodge plcll- C.,, 1963 T1111pest leMans Cpe. · · · · $2095 "'MI'" Loell owned and low mlleace. red over ivOrY fbabb, 328 VB eqlne, automaUc tnna. Ute new whitewall tirel, radio and heater. up truck. I cyUndOI', Jeep motor, perfect shape. Boston M terrier, female , registered, 11FAR LAND HOME - . 82 acyears old. WY J.-99U. res on U. S. 33, eqw-dlstant t.c from Pomeroy and Athens, 11 19 3 --~ wonderful site for recreation 100 WIDTE LEGHORN bona, I project with several pond tiUUU I Bottom,' Call 66H2911. 1 • I I - I Thn~ .r 1101.00 I •Mt. Pf'Quat(II'J' tnmiN ' ~ntt. black :ftn1lh, Valley Lumber & SUpply Com- llDW pany, Middleport. 10.3-tfc ..,_ 1ppo1nt , C::r;pmmc. i Deluxe vinyl trlm, beater, &ood tirea. Value Packed·-Thrift Cars 1957 Chevrolet 210-VS-4 Door • $545 1958 Chevrol!lt 2 Door Blscayn• _ $495 VB engine, standard trans. A nice bareai.a, bear:•:.. Your LllndiNrk S.rvlce Sto~tton It Giving Away A BlAffiNAR'S s tN -21 1964 1 I AU - a., ov. ' W"f W143 Pomeror 12 30 beglnniDI P· m. at my bome at three ' miles north Rei)eter for thil Jood second ot Five Poinla near the Hill l 0. McCOY • ~UCTIONEER. ear each time ycm drive ln. 1954 FORD No purebaae Decessary. 1urrt re~tster. HOM I OF UNICO TIRES SUPER SERVICE STATION J~ck W. Carsey Mgr. WY ~U'l'tlMOBn.E 2-993, luuralD - CTION Pony Farm (follow7 thed sale 33 Chester, Obio. I D tfG arrows from Rts. an 1Insurance I will sell the foUowlng: , Living room ouite, two-piece JOHNSON, SJmpsoe ........., davenport, two dressers, beds, AI...,, lD. AU forma Ill II> rocking chairs, rugs, china _ . _ Jim .... cupboards, dishes (some an- Bud Slrap!totl, ._.. - - - I I tic tique), eleclrte range, eoa I range (with water tar1k) inaide, 1957 Ford Fairlane VB-2 Door_ $199 ~ - z.-. ph()nfl <m· ployee~o WATCH TH' BEANS, * OL: BULLET '" 21. Sorrow 22. c.:.n. ::-! n" One letter llhnply atab& fOr another. In Udll. ample A. La t.lH4 tor thlt thrM U•, X fen" the two O's, etc. Single Jottere, a~. tnJphia-, the lailgtlt and tormatton ut tbe wOI'dll are all blnt& Each day tbe code lettenl are d11!rtenL a. ERS BUICK - Yeater~~a.y•• ·-··~·· TBRU FRIDAY 1'16 SlgD Oo Mil Be Still, anti Know 7:03 News 7:lltl Muolcal Clock 7:30 News Headllnel 1:32 Musical Clock 7:46 Word and TeoUmony 8:80 Ohio Valley Newo 1:116 World News HI Spom Today Lli Waatber 8:16· Musical Clock &:55 Com.nunlty News g,oo Talk of the Town t: 55 Mason County News · ~=:1:=~=- 'J.'hanklflvlnl'~~tt?~~~~~~~8~~ ..... exetu>ng~e-~~;l ~~~:!;~~~J:; of the 'If>Five ceo! membero 'gift ettended lbe 'Worl4 . Day at RuUJIId and 1m bop of ac:bool 'liiii'PHIII_:!"'"' which J.ln. pared by the Clrele -nr• anti 141• Mary . to tb1s JDIItlnl. 'lbe . ..,.,11111 maa ltW'\'"f!d a thank olhilili ...,..,-, and iba carrylna Gill !he m.tan•lloll ol' tho '"-• Wilbur theme, A larp . p fn o1a NO ·~i~Jbei, lit were 111111 "ol lbe oue · 1 'l'lle elooed •WIIII the .............._ ,. lfW , , ,;, 1. ~-;:,:_ and ;.. I• dlr• wlti!'JI ~ •n • ·. "'~!t!:.~,!:::..::;~t:;:!::...JC.. ' - ··' 4:00 OlsciDg with Doss 4:31! Interchange 5:00 Communlty News 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:!5 Sign Off SATUliDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 7:03 7:08 7:30 Be Still and Know Newa Mu!lcal Clock New1 Headllne1 MU$.ical Clock , word and TesUmmiy )0:15 Family Worsbtp Hour Ohio Valley N•w• to: 341 Lalehs•.rtna Wprld Newa II ,oo New~ Beat 8:10 Sporta Today 11!011 Morning Melodleo a:is Weather except Friday, Church 8:16 P~ Pleasant H.S. Foothall Bella Rin1 . 11:46 World New1 10: :W Song & Slot")' Hour 11:511 Mason County Newo 10:4> Famll,y Worship Hour 12:00 Community Newo 11:00 News, Army Hour 12:'05 Loc•l New1 II: 30 · Fublic Service . 12:10 Markell 12:00 News Row>dup 12: il Wealber 12:20 BuUetin BoaJd 12:20 Bulletlll BoaN 12:25 News 0 Gramt 12;2$Nm o Grams 12:30 S1turday Matinee 12:30 Cot!r>IJ AleDI 1:15 Oblo Stall Football IJ:I6 Coulllry Go Roond 4:00 Dtaclng witb Dou 1:16 Newo Beat . l:JIO Top Ten Revue J:OO Cotmlr7 Go llound 5:00 Newl llu>10dup 1:16 News Beal · 1:15 Ptlb!lc strvtee 1:1111 Midway MaliDeo f~ lllllPel' · MuilCale 3:16 New• Beat ~:~ ~_o~ = TERRY lliioo Public Service an -~, .,... u .._ ~ 7:32 7:!5 8·00 8:06 ! YES~ !.XCI!F)'T FOR. A PUPDLI! OF" WATER fN A CORNeR OF THINK OF TI-lE CAEIN AND THE- KNOW-HOW IT MUST HAVE TAI'\EN TO MOVE PIECES Oo;F_.;,-- 5:45 Sign OH October S~TIJRDAY -WJEH RADIO MOND~Y written .:..w,·· ,.,.- lS BUT ONE GEOMETRY.-VOIJl'ADW; MOND!Y TBRU FRIDAY MAre -In oolfte 'klncla money trouble. Moni?.Far • whoM wMk rvo juot bwon able to Iliad 11x lA t!>o ouohlo.aOll" . 'Lit;,;;; · ,, i !)ICK tRAC;, WMPO Radio uGiven ,I A'l'MECJClC.A..- YCSEQXJR8 ----~U!I A demottstratlon .. Chrlst.foods higbllghted the N~ late Mrs. Ellzabeth c:ltl'l..met meeting of the E:zten. Homemakers' Club of Brad· Hartinger In recognition her long years o1 faithful Wednesday ol an afl.d.ay ice 111 the Middleport I~~~~ in 1he social room. of Club waa given by Mra. Columbua and Southern Euler president when Electric Company Ill Mid· club inet W.sday . 1be meeting wu openat the home of Mrs. Charles prayer by M r 1· Bradbury King. Mn E* also paid During the morning buslne" to th~ long yean of oeaslon the year'• program wao service Mrs. llarlinger cave and plallo made for serving on the tJbraey BOard. Onistmaa party to be held thank you note was read 18 at the home of Mrt. Mrs. WIIliam Tbomall, W1nn in Bradbury, A lift of the deeeaaed, for the wiU also be held a> tal ft The morning oesslon or of the with the benediction. IIODll waa given bJ' Mra. ald M.illl entitled ''Culture During tbe nOon boor Mrl: plnst Man," by Esau, home ecoDomisl ,.~ lr led Electrl• Company, pve Benry, WUUI'lf ave on ..__pt.,g and profeta(l' at the IH'"'t-"' ol St Louia fooda which,were lat. ' ~ au~ is concerned er served to 1be club lor ~ch~ mpdern day man and b18 FoDowtns1be Juncbeon a Me· OUellt IOCiety witb. its lack lal hmr after with tbese pn!ll· dladpUne In phases Mn. Paul Wltm, Mn. Clar· Ufe. Written as a book oo Murray, Mrs. Lawrence tbropolo8)', the · ailthor Mn. Wayne KJDc, !bat fear II ow' key word Full!, Mn. HarOld only be conquered by Mro. Mol< Oavia anti "'l'lle Naked guesla, Mra. Earl Werner Mri· Bert Bocllmer ., ·' GYB CrJptoqaDtet TBERE IS BUT ONE MORA,I.,. l'l'Y. AI T.HERB: Demomtratwn on Fooda MJSKECJCkA lf'SJrBEll NDCSBDCJB PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. Memorial Given M H , rS, arfmger • For her ServiCe A memorial tribute to cryptogram Qoola.Uoa PYCUY VN lfBGDYCYr BLAETTNARS 8 1\ 19 welromed •• • uew' mem- rangemeut. ed - wilb -- 3te Iwas bel". Mn 'Carl Kautz !Jwtled·lbt 1964 ·One too lruci. with eo&- group to' her berne for tho · Atlendlnrl were the above Ue rack or trade for plcll up. Cbrlalmao paely and Protram, Mro. !jpp>a . can CH 7·Z3S'I. - 11 18 atc folloWing the dinner on Decem. Mn. Cbrtaiy , _ _ - - .- -- , __ 14 ·-elM of' ~ 1 n d lfeaaa 14ra. 1851 BISCAYNE Cbovrole~ ', :Z. = · -· '""" ' · door 1 cylbtdtr otandard cheer are lo lie broaCbt to tblo Fred Nea~~'"~!!~! ·lhlft,' radio and ... .....ter. Now meeting fer CID:Iatntaa baotell and •. the need TbOre wiH be ' 1 pa1nt WI t-MU or 'f, • liltl-11 I mea thlnq ! Sedan. AU vinyl Interior. Cruilema- ~~~~=~= ~t IJI•fll~ ,; You : nJ : : • prayer by Mfaa ReJ,. .The sroup matic tnnlmilsion. Power: Mrs. 'lboma1 Young. pre;t.. IOclal room ·t s'-rln•, Conlact: !1deDI, conducted the bu8iDeu where .~ ~.c:oo: o &"""" ....... "reo. " lable TOIDDIJ Btobart, Baelne, Ohio ,...ion and Mra. Wilbur Perrin W.O ..._ 'I IS 1'5 TI NY YOKUM'S RaM liM& lA. - YO' DRA6S OVER TH F'I NISH L.INE.'r" ~~~ S'fRIIIIJJ!-AI·!'U.. TEACH H IM TO CALL. MI. A MONSnR.'?' dor,'':; OOJe Electra Conv. Cpe. Show• best of eart. Power 1teerin1 and brake&. ., "- • I!~;.,....,.;. :~;<: • ,._., ..., .. ·.>. &oRN IN DOGPATCH!! ---- 61 Buick Pomeroy, Ohio -u.s SA.DIE 1-Vo.WKI NS DA'Y RACE., DEARIE M.(.nz "'t:t tS "--<-' I Jetfire Cpe. Bueket aeatl, f apeed lh.Jit, lupercbara.. ena:lne. Pomeroy Motor Company a:,. · ' ._., · ·, C<4a'L£'f'.' r.,YO;;.;;:,s::;a;;:;,G;;;,BI-;-;E;~,;:;:o;-;RU;;;;:;N-;;tN:;-;:;:<'fl~.tc­ tle, Power 1teer1nt: and brakes. "A eream puff'' · OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 7 P.M. Your Ch•vy Dealer Lf'L ABNIII ~195 Galaxie "roD'' 4 dr. Mony Mere L.te Modol1 To Ch- From !ttl Illli6 ~UICK 4 dr. opcclal·a;;to-!~-.-y w::'" ,._ ----630ids - - - - ~395 eSoe U.llefon You Trade or We'll 8oth L - "'!.,God' l!o..... d" 1.9. Tete- . . PRED , ,..,Ut· f' 5fllltl , .. I CANT SHERifF THROWED POSSIBLE 60, HER HUSBAND IN JAIL ElVlNEY ··- 1'M LAST NIGHT AN ' I'M RIG HT IN JEST OVIN' TO 61T TH' MIOOLE OF T H' LOW- DOWN COOKIN'SUPPER / 63Ford .. los made of legal wuhlng machine, I a w PHOTO Copytn1 service.papera, Co!> • • 11 ____ 11 8tp mowers, garden tractor, 24' blr111 records and aJmoot any ~ RlmJIIor extensiOD ladder, step ladder, th 'k •tor'o U....T can Wll lard pre88, Iron ketUe. AN- 0 or ocumenllr. Wd ........ ol TIQUES: Love aeat, candlo Reltu IDJ....,.., ......,., b l•ooo au ·n lfc •• • ....., , . .., ,... der mold. pow born~ 2 w . ; , u ilaall ear eM'tO'III For Rent teleplloneo, picture frallli!O, Employment Went.cl" ltltl ·............., other Items too aumeroua to . - -ioo f ROOM BOUSE, localed OD mea~on. FEMALE, giD, bar or walt.rea wort. wm do hopaewOrt '!'*'?Sill• --:-' . ·744 East MaiD Slree~ Pom- LuDch available. ....,., Obla, Tel, 88 1-41134. Jemeo B. Bally, Owner Wri~: Caro of !be Dally ~=';;"" Mn. J oiiD lloul, I, 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Sentine~ Bo1 aT. .• .• lie 11 It 3tp U II Ita l.l :Ill ID '" tlllt, Oltlo. canceUed7 t.t JOIII' CJPW• CLIGI< LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Power ateerln1 and brakea. Automatic 1hift. Low mileqe. ExtN nt.ce. AU vinyl trim 1957 Dodge 2 Door _ _ _ _ $295 '**'"" _. ::r~e'!!' tltGK LeSabre V8 4 dr. Sedan. Power 1teerlna and brakea. Automatte ahift. Low mileq:e, Showroom clean. Standard trana. New tiro, radlo, heater. eont;':.!':..= ~:b:~ ~;~~';!!~l:,tte;~· 5~ CLICI( Catalina Conv. Onl) S.98& ea1y mile1. Power Steerinc an4 brU:ea. IQ"dramatie. Almo1t lite the da) it wu sold. ~lu"1"~~r~~ :J· ~ t48 N~i:~~~~;.ON GLl C I( ol ' " "770'' VB 4 dr. StaDdord Sblll. One owner. Extra eleaa. 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door · · · .. · $1395 Understanding These Tl'mes ,·s St d Theme R RADIATQ SERV I CE CltC~ CLlC I( 11. Biun- 63 Rambler one owner, clean interior, blue ftniah, 1ood tin:a, standard trana. Radio and. heater. Local · :"c!-~ CLICK (.LI CJ( --64 Pontiac 64 Buick - - - - ~995 63 Buick - - - - ~595 1961 Dodge lane• 2 Door · · .. · · $795 talMo ;;~,e ~:.try$l.~eshhir= lUI 'LICK CU C I( heater, dark green flnilh, interior lite new. Y ' CLI CI( CliCk" 1960 Corvair 700 - 4 Door ··.. ·· $895 Ulllll!J .... . . _ c: t:tlt:l( C~lCK Real eeonom1 and standard tran1. Good tiru, radio, Thanksgiving is Theme of WSCS Program Hour ru:· Television Re vll e ' inct HOUSE FOR SALE. · . riOIIlL 11,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""' be.tb full basement Storml' ~-~ ·= ttn:, ,.,':: ro~ door's and window• ·A1llmliJ. ---:----:--::-;---:-, cere and heartfell thanks for Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms t::;:,~~~ "a;:,..,~ •n:._ .._;: um siding. Can be 'seen at Employment W•ntecl all the kindness and sympa- bath !l.nd basement, on ground balb s-ttD'*_ _ 713 Grant Street, Middleport. thy shown us during the ill· Ooor. Newly decorated. bardPriced reasonable. wnL 00 sewing aDd alteraness and death of our beloved wood Doors. automatic beat. Business Services itp tlons. Evelyn Warner, 21At 11 17 wlfe, ~other, and ~andmo- Call W\' 2-3200. 10 10 tfc NELSON'S Fur Hou.S;--Now l - miles east of Harrisonville, Uler Vtrgle Irene Fife. Our , - - f bus" 5 011 Mech- SEVEN ROOM brick bome tD Ohio. Kingsbury Road. Mertlbera ol the WSCS of the sp..:ial >hanks to Dr.. Me-l For Sale or Rent o~ st"' Pom:~~ 81 d.. P·.meroy, two batltrooml, ' !14 Forest Methndlst dlurch 11 18 Gowan, Dr. R. R. Pickens, 1 - --- S8nd bath . M' ers- :.e ltp bedroom~. garage, basemeut. were guests· at the meeting ci 11 18 Rev. Osborne Hoover for S ROOM . rite tnRa :ond __ s. _ _ 3 fimabed rooms ID att!e. the WSCS of tho Minersville his consoling mes,.ge, Mrs. ville, OhiO. w Y ~ l'RANSMISSION Salvage Com- Large :OL Oul ol blgb water Methodist ohurch Wedneoday Robert Coates for the lovely I Brown, 755 Stelzer Roa~. : pany. Repairing aU makea. Cettlral heeling Inqulre afternoon at the cburch. music, the Coates Funeral urobus 19 • OhiO, ';1 6 6tc ·tomatlc and standard trans- Oiarles Wildermuth. WY 3Home, the paUbearers, and S712. missions. Maurice Gagnon, 22(5 or WY UUL 1-2&-tfc "Tbanksgivin&" waa t he U · -• to at! our lriends and neigbOwner. Phone WY U1'13. , 1wmme o1 •'-"A program pres~~ bors and everyone who bell>' For Sale 11 17 Uo I'OR SALE-MIIIdlep<o 1 lalJ. "UaderslandiDg Our Times" ed by Mn. Karl Grueser and ed in any way. Your kindness _ ell bulldlng, loeated 8 N. from the study theme, "T be Mrs. Norman McCallum. Group will never be forgotten. God iCITIZEN Band Antenna, Hy· : llaa1 Grwaer, ,.......... ... Seeood Street, MiddJeport Growing Christian," was pre- singing of America opened the Bless you aU. Dell File, Mr. ' Gain, C.L.R. "Top Hat'' base Boattq Prloed for qulelt oalo. In- senled by Miss Mary Vlrglnla pro(lram, followed with prayer and Mrs. Robert Fife, Vir- antenna. Like new, priced for Mblas••· 8ldll qutr. at Obia HoteL Reibel when the Friendly Cir- by Mrs. Stella Grueser* and 1 ginia and Craig Fife. quick sale. Phone WY 2~24441 Bad voa, teftl b'oacle of the Federated church met responsive reading on 'lbankJ. 11 20 ltp or WY :1-2593. II 18 U• Wo lun-o aD Help Wanted TUesday evenlllg .11 the church, giving. A poem, "Come Ye - - - - - - - - - THERE WILL be big ctl011 8ewor - LOOKtNO FOR SICURI It was brougbt oot that the Tbankful People Come," was Notice ' •• 1 Joet acceleraUog pace at which en read by Mn. Cbozla Grue• m. Clll Wll Wl'l' Day ar N1PI ....,. .., •· & "''" _ areas in the Uvea of the world'• and Mro. Sadie Brown rOad the SHAKE HAVEN, Chester, Ohio tw ure Rt' 3:J a~d There 7 • tfe ... I'IIJ 10 ad• IMtnll:lllalt e.... people are changing from the article, "'fhanks&iviog BleuState Rt. 7. Closed for seas- wi~nbe !'lot or good mer- HEATING, PIDIIJID&, MaeDa O.Uoa u-a ...._ ._,,..,. creation °~ new natloos to the inp." on. Thanks to all of oW" CU!- chandise Russell Welch. f'arluler6. &nold 8tudlen. ., ,.,.. use and mJsuse of water. must Mra Karl Grueser gave a lomers. See you again nel<t • II Ill 3tp lUI East MolD s-t. ,._ HELP WANTED-MALE be faeed ond some, H Dol al~ .,,.·. D "Kindneu" J.ln Spring. June and Roger Epple P11cM Wl{ U14L be reeponded lo by each of ua. re.....,. 0 • ' ' 11 19 3tc 1960 I'ORD Station Wagon, 9 ""''· 7 :111 t1c ACCOUNTANTS Timely an:t Informative were :!'~" ~~ SHOTGUN and rtne sbOOt, passenger' automatic shift ~~ ta~ ·Miss ~~I s remarb on our Mrs. Brooka Sayre read and power steering. Phone AI.X.,ONEI:ll av.U.ble to.. atlcOUBtuU. lhout4 'DianbgJVIng tradlttoD 1D re- '"lbankl F Daily Bread.Sunday, Nov. 22nd, 1 P· m. WY U816. 11 18 6te Comp'ell 8en1et ::r,l'fM:::!a:'t.u.•~M~ Lation to the American heritage, . .or of "Ame lea the Turkey• f<r prize•. Bob Hill __ __ _ 0111 fOndltnl - · - '"' ..,, ......,_ ...., Booklets "1banltqlvlng With Group omgmg r farm. Sponsored by the Ra· Barden's Market, Syracuse, Wrtle, , . . . • C.trd .,. wlllln& to nJoou.. Good .... 'u .. lded b Mr Beautiful" cOncluded the pr~ RartiDf a1arJ. fllll lue Fam y, prov y I. ' cine Fira DeparunenL with the low, low everyday .L C. BRADPOID cellent rumr.. ror eallftdeatt•J Wilbur Perrin, were given each gram. 11 19 3tc prices. Extra specials, ThursBeale. 0111t :r;t-&~~~~'ll~~:•.::: member. Min Reibel elosed Durin~ the bUiiDeu · WILL THE persDn who --took day, Friday, and Saturday. I ll lk ~~:n-:-- &o. with an lmpl'ftSive reminder of in charge of Mra. Wllliam the 5 gallofl can of gasoline 3 o Sal1Del the things lbat are unehanglng, sell, preaident, plana were from the Fire Trud please ice cream, reg. _ !l8c 11 gal., EXPERIENCED .....;. ;............. _,,_ IDcludlng,: ~c~ made fO< a Chrlatmaa :return tbe can. Racine Fire £or only 79c. I lb. bag Florseasons, ' at the TowD and CoantlJ' Department. 11 19 3tc >'da orange ·~ doz Reg 89< Auto "-les tlnglove ~.!ace. lth aurant oo December II, ' ~ · · ~_ " "~ moe • .,....... 6:30 _P· m. aDd' there wiU ba TR;, FOR SALE - i115'1 C!evroletl A Prayer For Evenlllg, by 'I gilt tJChangelt waa voled $1.50 value Revlon Hair spray Belair 4 dr. Sedan, outoma~ Mlaa Relbel and scripture ~ to remember slelt RAWLEIGH Produc>s for sale. lb 1 oo tc Ne;. bo"- 4 •""" tlreo ling of Ecclealutel J:l·ll "' with a gilt at ChrlJimal, · . IE · Prom tha laroed Irucll or · ·: >li" Ellaabeth Flck· 'l'lle ·olfer.- ~~---~- 1o Wy-U!12. 111--24-SOtc 79c tax. Bologna, di 3 39< Reason for·-•• selling•-- going: ~wu....,. """"' . Ba::'49c lb. v- : : : Ia tbe to Germany Phoue WY Z..l lng wu received by Min ..,the iDI, and tb remember tbe II Ill 3tc 5294 . II 11 Ellzabetb Chapman wilb Ill' with a aift.' 11 20 1tc =::-:c=::-=--= WE WlSH TO express our sin· ~· ling ma-e tbaD to stop unu.lt. tng the nailoD'I ~ mud<, Bef<re dliCOVIf1 of1AmerfC8, •land were •<;ootent with playing th..-. were an Htilll\ led · undlstlngui.!lhed mucbes e.nd 1 mill~ndiall9 living _nere alma maters, 111 ol which I speakin1 Jiiore l.haa l ,IXIO differ· aound alike anywaJ~ Today 1M ent languages . IOOcl whitewall Urea, 110 en&lne. 4 ipHd. trana. Radio beater. tho..._..,. I LIKE NEW ... 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $1369 Red 1barp interior, bucket ~- JCMII.,btndsl - 'Jiimllml1l of bow .._.,. It lead<rll Away !flth would ba'lf tbo budl did DOll> lJie m.tle ones. --- ------- - - ·- A abup low milea&e Ioeal ear. Jet blaek flabh, t1.ret lhow little wear. 110 H.P. eD&ine. 4 apeed trana, R.adlo, bHter, Red bucket 1eata and yj,nyl trim. " !tho .- .... At llaoi, tllink •nd Th•nbglvlngl 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe .. · · $1895 yr . 0 ld SOc apiece. · With h...,y UMd C.r Sales, Over $500, BetwMn Now Compads-Lower Priced ! Lon K, sites. 7 roocn frame bouSe 1 with bath, basement, a n d II 20 6t· coa1 furnace, garge with --- - -easy access drive. ta.soo.oo. ni.AILERlola~ state approved. HOTPOINT electric stove FARM HOMil: - 54 acrea: with Brown's Trai1er Park, Miners.. Small dropleaf table and f 38 acres well ~ fenced, balchairs. WY 2-36511. ville, OhiD. WY 2·3324 . PHONE WY2-2156 ance timbered. S room ttouse II 11 5tp good barn and Dther build111730tc location, 11 \0 Duplei., 3 bedrooms. Sugar STOKER COAL. Double screen- ings. Highway ed oil ~ treated. Right size. miles from town $4,000.00. Run area Forner( . Pbone C.rd of Thanks 10 2 tfc % x 1. Delivered or at tipple MJI)DLEPORT - 9 • room Du- 1 WY 2-3618. - ~ locatiDnl on Route 124 at Ruttan d. Ja- plex in downtown WE TAKE the opportunity to ' MOIJERN room and both cobs Coal CD., R . D. No. t, with good income. Alway_s 1 express our sincere thanks furmshed apartment. M1d- Pomeroy, Ohio. Tel. SH 2- rented. Complete witb furru· for the many acts of kind - dleport. WY l-S1'1t. I ture. $6,000.00. 4952 - WY :1.-3469. t II Ue ness, help and sympathy giv. 19 3tc SYRACUSE - 5 ~ room frame , II -- - en us by our wondertul neigh. with bath, forced hot air bors and friends during lhe FOR RENT : Housetrailer. 8 USE ONE of our Carpet Sham- heating (insulated. heat bill . sickness and dea th of John x 35 ft. Two bedroom. Call pooers FREE with B I Ut 6 months f91).00) fuU base-l Lustre Carpet Shampoo · Bak. ment and earport. Landscap- 1 R. Stobart. Special thanks to WY 2-2186 or WY ,1,.3346. 11·7·tl• er Furniture, M.iddleport. Dr . Ellinger and Dr. Pickens, ed and can be OOught with I 1117 lite the mu·ses oi Veterans Mem - 1HH.EE and lour ron''l) rumi ~ h& two, three, or four Iota. Up -----orial Hospital, aLso to Rev ed and onturnlsbed apart. PIGS for sale. Phone WY 2-6554 . to 30 year finaCKncLinEgR. Charles O'Connon and Rev meotll. WY ZM34 C. C. CV 12 8 tfr 11 17 6tc Jumes Early, Fritz Buck' POMEROY, OIUO Ben and Henry EwJag, and ONE NEWLY - Furnlshed~ffl ONE KING size Florence Coal BOX %Z9 WY J.383t all others who assisted in ' ciency apartment. Also 1 • 31 stOve , small drop-leaf table, ll 20 3tc any way during our sorrow. I room apartment with .stove and 4 chalfl. 6137~3250. The Stobart Family 1 and refrigerator furrushed. 11 16 6tp FOR RENT OR SALE: 5 roms _u 20 ltc Suitable for 1 or 2 people. and bath, basement and gar- , ---:--:-c::c---,--- _ Coats Bulldiog. 11-14-tfc ~INGER SeWIDJ' macblnel, den plot on West Main St. WE WISH TO thank all those • _ _ _ --· - - · oew, $59.50 up. &everaJ llsed near Midway Market. can who were so kind and helped :BEFORE cold weather • settle maC'binea at barga111 prices WY 2-2565 or WY 2-2582. in any w.ay during the loss down in a nice warm house, The t'abrle Shop. ~in~er Saletl 11 19 tre of our mother and great newly painted outside. Fivel IDd Service, Pomeroy, Ohio aunt,. (.181'a M. Dow. Our 1 minutes walk from Court WY W2M. 1 21 tfe FOR SALE: Two modem housthanks to Dr . Ray Pickens I House, Heater furnished. es heated garages. Trailer and to our friends and neigh-~ Ready for tmmediate occu- SLUGGISH septic .tank! Clog- lo~ all utilities. Good locabors for the food and floral pancy. Phone WY 2-2660. ged drains'! Get Klean-Em-All tion in Middleport. Large offerlngs and special thanks ! 11 18 3tc Septic tank Cleaner at Land- con:unercial bulldi.Dg, sulteble n11~s · Pb · CH to the Ewing Funeral Home FURNISHED 3 room- bouse. mark Farm Bureau. 16-!l·:wte for many .,_,..¥.¥ and to Florence Arnett for bath and basement. 313~ Con. ll Lt. tfc 7-23&1. 11 lT ttp her words of comfort. We al- dor St., Pomeroy. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house. so thank the pall bearers, and 10 7:1 If< Instructions $8,500.00. Phone 773-MII, Cora Francis and Manning --- O.arlea Lyons', Mason. Dow. 1TRAILER lots for rent, close U. $. CIVIL IERVICI TISTSI 11 17 tie The Paul Simpson Family to Laundrymat and schools. -'4~.. ..,m•n. 1wa IW'I ...,. • _ . or.-.ca I TURKEY -i - - - -- -TWO 4 room unfurniabed apart.- .... P'OR SALE: 8 room 001 RATII, MIC!l olimiNied for.. WOOl 1\fJln 81, oo' lud ...,.· ever, " Get Star ProUD... Eb- traet. Pay like rent. Pbone ors'-ch Hardware, ._._. WY W1153. II :Ill lip Run MiU, Pickens Hardware. FOR SALE: 1 room bouse. AnMason, W. Va. II 211 1tp llqully, 111. aerea, modern 1iSIONE rON-truck, with cat· ldt.beo with buill Ill stove, THREE ROOMS and bath. Fur-1 tle rock or trade fO< pick-up. balh. new oil lumaoe, double nished. 171!11 Mulberry. Rea-• Call CH 7·2337 11 18 !tc CID'JIO'"t - out o1 hJih water. sonable rent. Call WY 2-2575 · WI t-322l. 11 20 3tc or at 3711 Se<:ond St. 1958 Y-8 Plymouth. 4 dr. Sedan. . Power steering and powor U Ll_ J 11 :tO tie -....... .,. .. ~ For Sale THREE OR FOUR room nished apartment 1or nmL Phone WY 2-3333. 11 Ill tie .. .... =::1.'-- WID be II 5 A F-ltE·E - JNFORMAnON l 1.00 Sip Oo -Now& 6:00 Sll!ll Ou - Newo 1: ~ Sacred Heart Boor 1:05 Country Muste 1:20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree 1:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 7:00 Larry Andel"!OD Sbow 6:3f) News 8:00 Pomeroy Hi. ~ fi'ootball H;J Rev. RaymQDd Jones· Rel t;341 Middleport 81 Footbaft 1:55 Sporl,s Headllnea 11:00 Top Tea Sbow Wall'J 1:57 Wea!her Report Valley) Mil Newo lUll Top Ten Show (DuttoDI) LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNII · 7:05 Tiny't Chapel 12:00 Noon News 7:30 News 12:15 MtJslcal Jnterlude 7:35 Picken.s Ha.rd,ware 12:30 Rev_ Merlin Teets <Tueo · Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Soow 7:50 Newo Report (OSU Football) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 1:45 Sip Off september 1:00 Johnso!t • Simpson Ins. 5:45 Sign Off October ' Show· (Frl:i SUNDAYS 8:10 Roy'J Food Basket Sbow 7;00 Sign On - Newo (MuD • Thurs.) 7:35 SUnday Sbowcase 1:45 Baker FumiiDre Sbow 8:00 French Cicy 1lapUst (Wed .. Frl 1 8:30 News 1:45 f&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of DeUveranca (Tburs.) <Elder CUnei 1:00 Newo 9:41 Congressman Abele -t:u:i Coffee With Jmet 10:05 Sunday Chapel li~~ Grand Ole op'ry 10:33 Wasbinglon lleporla MID!sterlal As...,. the ~eople A.s.c. Program • Ftl. 11:00 Sunday Show ABBII! AND SLATI ll:IS Family Worsbip • Thurs. 12:00 Noon News 11:15 Masoo Co. Agr. El:t.·Tues. 12;li ChriJUau Hour 11:33 Swap Shop 12:341 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:45 TIDy's .COODtry Bynw 1:00 llov. ADdmr Pmons 12:00 Noon Report, I:JIO Rev. Sllaa BU!upo 12:15 Goeasler'o Gueot Slar-Frl 12 '15 Larry Anderson Show 4:00 Jim M• Show 4:1i Blaetlnar Anlo Show fDu>n.) 4:30.J,.ocal New& 1:10 'Jim Meea Sbow 8:00. Slmoa'o Market • Newo ldlfi ·Sandon-- · 6:41 Sip 011 Sepcember ' .. . . HAROLD GRAY SAIII t.4SB:It.atOI =-~· --HIIO -CIWIM>A5fl I1E lli'SJT 1r RAEBURN VANBUREN 2:00 Sunday Cbopel 2:33 Rev. Roocoo Thorne 3:00 Sunday Cbapel 3:33 Country HynmUmen (Dan Bayman) 1:33 Sw>day Showcase 6:00 Baptllt Laymao'o Hour 1:30 Sundown Sereuade 1:45 Sign '>II September i:4i SlgD Off October lb GIORGI WONDEII A !JI/0/ff -T'HIS e<-ou~ MAI(f ME LOOK LIKE A 6EREAVE:D FR!E:ND OF THE. OEC~AS.ED'5 . �./ r'Jk.i~...."""""'·-"' .. • ' I I • .... .. .. .......... ·- :JI W4 ...."" .......... a .......... _. • "" _., 'W'M ..,..,.,., ~ l!l''f'V s; lft!.JI v.J "'''"'''-~•'<••· "''"'•'-"':;.;..,~i~.•• • Winding Trail Garden Club to Enter Ohio River Beautification Contest m:a:e.::::'bi. flower show! wert fori judled by Mrs. c. L Heaton and blue rtb. M". Charles Hayes entertain- rell , Mrs. Robert Lewis and , bons awai-d.d to Mrs. Robert d the Wind ing 'l"NN.ll Garden , Mrs. Charles LewiJ will cbeck ' Lewis fGr a Christmas door ar~ub Wednesday evening at her oo them . lrangement using pine cones Op.eretta 'The Button Tree' T0 bepresentedNov•24th elementary lble Salem Center .. .;,.,.,..... .;.,~~----i' .1 TOYLAND ••• G ames. I p .,,.,. ...... 011 ,.. Vw'll y - ......_ illo """"' ..... • .. All .t O. .Dlit#fiMt! ...... ..., Pantasote Chemical Plani - Laun~hed at Ground B 1e Wantlnt Thl• tho Top larl nd Save. IMita ~ ~-'t I 14 ~;·~; .... ;_..~ · :'tt~lllt~~·~·;-;~"~'-~·~:leol~rw.=~Dto:=re~a.=l • ""C*M ... to'lw...-.l'l•tM• om~y lOme • Oak Sl" when the Sears Th e meetmg, . . cba rge o1 to painted and will present operetta, Hokey Pokey Group _ D m M gold All a rdandPrevergrt!Ofl. od Ischool "The Butlon Tree "tbewith all 1Ramsbu11 nd Roebuck company's Oh1o ' M Robe Le 1·5 ·d 1 rs. a11 1or am · ' Vivian Mr. aod Mrl. C. 0 , pII'IOitl :ivic beaut1 fka lion contest W8.!1 rs.ed 'thrt d wt . ' prbeSJ Men ' ern arrangement uslag okra pupils taking part Tuesday . Nov. Terry McClellan,. t"blrleatoo, W. Va. .,... ...,. . open WI evo IOR.s y rs. od nd l I ......1 h 24 starting at 8 p m alk -· u- 'Ia... m li s<'US8ed . It is required that :W ILe<J 8 an which included the Jo~ sa samon coo,~ c rys, . . . .. Smith, Danny W er, JUtlta "" nu.•. •· Jt'r cent of all Ohio clubs par- b ft ~ f th d Th anthemums in a tall container. :Music Dlr~tor . 15 Maurita Erlewine, WUliam Myers, ~~ qt MIDe:l'IViUe. . ff. 0r Sl 511() I E-a I u es or e gar ener. e A dessert cOurse was served Miller, who Is assisted by the . Gl d J ~- Spar•· "-. Mabel Va Meter· _ _.. · 1club prayer in unison closed the .IUfl.3le or ttn t r . "' It N 11· Val incipal· le oy ' oy ~ -. m..n 1 • spend"'"' a few · 12 iaCU Y. e le e, pr · da -Nei!IOD ' Tweel 10 Ln fJriZ~>s W l·11 be WI'thdrawn· devotions . New yearbooks were dunng the social hour to Roberta Wilson, Anna Eliza~ ...,. hr -.. W~ ~ ~ nuw 1l the•• 11lt Tht" proJect rna_\' exlt>nd ovt'r di ~ tributed by the president members. beth Truaer, Olive Page, and AMa Jacka, Bobby her brother and slsfl,...!l s pt<riOd uf three years and need \,rs. John Terrell reported Gladys Major. Danny Stafford, Corlntbia Mr. and Mrl. E l do -. - ..... c......-~ " - - -···--·- 11744 ...... lot be largP. ur spectaC'lilar . on the regional meeting held Programs are in charge of and Roger Nelson. and drluahteJ, .. ········-··· )Ill must 1111 a net"d of I h e in Nelsonville and Mrs. Robert Linda Haley, costumes by the I Button Tree Elves ,,, - · - ........ · - - _•• •••••••••• • 112.21 ·ommunit y .. Thompson on the fiower show mothers, tickets by the P.T.A. I CUster, Keith Perry Mn. Elu GilJnoN Jr. 1 1 - ~ .... - ..... ··-·-·····--· - t47.77 It was vot E'd lu partlcl p~te , , at Kyger Creek Sc~1ool, Nomembers, make-up by cooks! Devls, Ricky Metheney, . Denver Kapple were , _ 1 _._. _ _ . _ - - •.••• _.. ... . -- f4S.44 ~ree po!\<;Jbl e- proje<'l s 'A ere · Vt'mber 12. Rules and divisions IIUld custodian, while Paul Wal· McM1llen, Tommy Arney, vlllitora 1D Galttpolls ~~·· d.lsrussed end ~lrs. John Ter-, of entries for the Meigs County ker and Harvey Erlewine are es Council, Tony C8rdillo, ~leasant. W. Va.• _.... ---··.:. Flow£'r Show, November %8-211 (n Middleport stage managers. mas Goff, Mike Swlek, Doa JUles ol Tipp ott I SAVI ALSO OM MOOM IICYCLES Iat the Pomeroy Eleme'tory Pupils In the play, as they Council, Mike Knapp, V.aciOM 'nlCYC'.lU DUlliNG THIS SALI School were distribute. by Mrs. I Mr. a~d Mrs. Ro_bert Mitch will appear on stage, will be, Harless, Frank ColweU, ·llrleflY Tuesday with Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Charle!!' Lewis, regional dlrec- rand fanuly of Wheelmg, W. V~. arter Rhythm Band, The Little les Tyree, and Keith Jones. ·Rouak. M.lnersviDe. tor . and flower show chairman. were weekend guests of theuBoy's Mother, Sherri '1\Jrner; Button Tree Fairlea Mra. tbUah also vi.llted Mrl. TONIGHT & SATURDAY 1'hf' club entry will be Hospital· p~rents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry The Little Boy, Terl')' NE!p~; Johnson, Ailsa Walker, . Withrow. I oi.ly SUS "THE BRASS BOTTLE " ity or Door decorations. M~tch and Mr. and Mrs. John The Buttoneer Boys, E1ght Sparks, Csrot SJgman, Rita Emcat Carpenter of ITechmcolorJ ~l'lcNcT.... Tony Randall. Byrl lves, Bar· Plans were made for a Christ- Scanes. Buttonless Boys and Girls, vis, Carla Crisp, Pamela ·-.m~ last week il With AIIMMd SNit bar3 E'.den and Luscious Lu· m11~ dinner at Crow's Steok Mrs. Henry Henne_sy left Hokey Pokey Children, Sixteen Sandra Flocarrl, Cindy ·and 'Mrs. Carl Moore. She lu Porter. House on December 16. follow· Thursday for Zanesville whe_re Little Elves, Twenty Button s, Paricla Ashburn, Ann I night with Mrs. I ''THE GOLDEN ARROW" Coma llD&sst"mbled, made 38 . . . "' " ted>· es wide by IS blchoo blob eti h:a party and gift exchan_g;e she will be the guest of relabvTree Fairies, Scissors, Gloria well, Brenda Rupe, Joy and children. (Technicolor) of aturd.." pine wood . Slate Sealll • ,.......... Sal<oTab Hunter I at thf' home of Mrs. Robert es for two weeks. IGoff; Thread, Margo Grate Bonita .Johnston, Gwen Bentz of wriUnc board. Sale Jll'lce Lewis Mis.s Fri~a Faehnle, Mr s. l Thimble. Wanda Cardi11o: The Brenda Flowers, Co~le wltb tJer SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Mrs . Thompson gave a dem· Crary Dav.Js_ (ll\d !'-frs. C . . M. I Four O'Clock, Don Raya:, and es, Laura Arney, Debra Pierce, , Mrs. Telford Nov, 22-23-'24 on~tration on mechanirs of Hennesy VISited With relatives The Dragon. Billy Crsy. and Edith Woodard, I · "T HE UNSINKABLE flower arranging using dlj' e.nd l and friends in Columbus Wed· Rhythm Bend- James Coun- Ctmru. ~ Gaty Erlewine, . Mr. ,ro. _Mrs. ,IJutJes Patte.r. MOLLY BROWN" resh mterial. She showed · nesday. cil. Patricia Ashburn, Ricky Kermy Jacks, BeUy Smtih, 1 ~.' : 1.nd ~ ~ Brent of . _ (Technicolor) how styrofoam cost hangers and Mr. and ~- Don Burkey _of Custer, Brenda Rupt:, Debra , CJJfford Edmonds, Glenna Keys, W~ ~y .dlnQer IUpesatlilter-ll Dt>bbie Reynolds, .Harve Prf's . chirken wire can be used to Marietta visited recently ~tth ~atson, Pamela Davi<J, Carol i Sherrie Dlngus:l!l, Daniel Mid- his mo~er, ~." -DI;nie nell . Ed BPgler. Jack Krusgre-at advantages Md the use her mother, Mrs. c_. A. Emrrush. Stgman, Edlh Woodard Thom~j klff, Uapny AShbUf11, Ricky son. • . .... • ' ·· Buy yoan now dw-inC t.b:.is sale and save for Cblistmu chen, Hermione Baddeley, of randles, Christmas ornaMr. and ~s. Richard Roller as Arney, Joe Jacks, Mary Pierce,· Stella Smith, Kay Ward, ' . , .. . . ·· Sale limited to stoet on band •• lUted: Colorcartoont --====~m~e~nt:s~a~n~d~fi~•gu:;ri~ne:;:s~to:.,:::co::m~p::li~- ~ of Be~lre v1s_1ted the past week- Johnson, Jeffer'y Hilleary, Char· Eddie Turley, Jlnuny Betz, 1S16.so TOWll & COUNTRY "'AGON SAU $12.00 _ end w1~t heir par~ts, Mr. and Jes Tyree, Bonita Johnston, Mike Henry Gilliam, Dickie Methen· ' ,.. 1 Only $12.95 ILO.DtO CHIIP WAGON -- -- SALE $18.10 Mrs. Wilbur Hunnmg and Mrs. Swick. William Gloyd, and ey, Krist}' Matson, M211t· . 2 Only $11.50 stADIO CHIEP WAGONS ---- SALE $9.11 1son, Sandra Gloyd, 1 Max Ro!ler. Floyd Cleland . I Only $9.H IADIO PLYII WAGONS ·--- SALI $7 . . Mrs. c. M. Hennesy bas gone The Buttoneer Boys - Terry •Gloyd Tetry Jarrell, I to Col~~bus to _ spen? the : Metheney, Kimmy Pierce, Jones, Linda MidkJff, Bonnie 'ftle Junior 'e1ass of Polneroy 1 Z Only $7.51 stADIO JIT WAGONS --- --- SALI $6.00 ThanksgJVlng holiday With her Eugene Jacks, Eddie Ramsburg, Fraley, R.oa:er Stafford, Cheryl School wlll present tts I 4 Onty $5.95 RADIO SUPER WAGONS ••• • SALE t4.GO and fa~!}', Mr. and Paul Walker, Charles McMil· Nelson, Judy Stafford, Billy Ulls ever~lng at 8 in th e l I Only P,.., RIX PAL WAGONS ·· ---- --- - SAL~7S Mrs. Gordon Harris and lam- lin, Keith Clellnnd, Larry NeJ. Harless, Dlnah Erlewine, High auditorium. SALE! JUST '-$3.95 & $4.95 SCOOTERS ily. son, Bobb~ Flowers, and Har- ny Tyree, Peggy Arney, The play, a three-act vey Erlewme. Oblinger, Grace TUbb11, edy, develops Into hilarious ·WHILE THEY LAST , . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . $2.50 _Eight Buttonless Boys and Ica Prry, Carmla when the girls ·try to get G1rls - Jeffrey Grate, Larry 'i Joyce Edmonds, Robert boys lo take them dancing. Harmon, Gene Flowel'3, Tom· burg, and Dena Jacks. like aU boys, they would rather IMPRIII f4.$11 my Crisp, Joyce Arney, Lois play football. Cecil gets a . . '. '• Rupe, Sheryl Johnson, and Debeye, Walter almost geb sent Fall and winter wonders Fellow1hip Supper relormalory and poor All"' 11 Gifted ideu for the Na:;arene Youth practically geto left at the altar. A down oo the fann &arne Made by Remeq - of pill· holiday season ahead. See w!tb 12 real anjmal Seniors of Rutland High HalillBI Meeting II Helil Wedne1dny Jane, the girl next door, Is tlt.,,. loft of,)illy •alueour salection of ... a:ounds, tor 2 to 4 playerL for~y• or giri1 - Sale , School are practicing for their The Middleport Nazarene A feUowship supper played by, Kendi Gnaeser: Sa · class play to be preseoted Dec- Young people's group held its I ed by the Women's Gwyn, Jane 1 best friend, is I ; ember 4 in the high school aud· first meeting Tuesday evening Society of the First portrayed by Sandi ~ndrickd; j itorium under direction of Mrs. at Mrs. Luster's home tn Mid~ Ichurcll was held Wednesday ev· ~alter's mother, Mariall, is Harold Sauer. dleNirt Prellellt were Sherrie ening llh the church P ayed by Barbara Kennedy; 1 • r" ' . . Lynn, Walter's "bratty" sister, The play is entitled, "Take Stmrnons, Bonme Sunmo~s, Mr. and Mrs. P. Sadhu is done by SharOD Bigp; AJ, Your Medicine" by Felicia Sharon Harrison, Peggy MeKin-- of NeUore, South lndiaD. ller P~NNY BRITE ROOM OUTFITS 1 W lier'10Ide r ss ' · Chad! Roger FoII ow Ing the din ner, Mr. and ce, aHannahs· ·' Metcalf, The scene is a hospital ney, Ronrue e e, . Cbe •1·· Real piay furnlture-,-Kltchen uinette, Bedroom, · .. Dudding, Gene Stephenson. Mrs. Samuel spoke briefly . • . ry Schoolroom• .Your- Choice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.75 room. Tommy Luster, Phyllls Luster conducted a question and ld P~YI Hfdeg~ 8 · The action centers on Henry ·, and Mrs. Bartlett. swer period. Mrs. Harry L. w ow; ane VBIII K. DodsOL, a most unwilling pa· j Plans were made for s Christ- ey and Mrs. Joseph Cook ~a':, a juvenile officer; I'ENNY BRITE $12.95 NURSERY tient. played by Larry Rupe, mas party to be held Decem· the Samuela on a tour of th Bob W~~~ ::::roGihbs 1 • and the other patient, Mr. Puck- 1 ber 21. The meeting began wilb town and a part of West ' a New 131<1 Inch Doll n pajam... Baby tender, Bath· ett, who is enjoying his stay · a prayer at 8 p.m. and closed ginia, then visiting the · ~=yed ..bJ BUI Ft~; lnette and a crib. Complete Set. Silo Price $10.49 away from his tyrant of a sis- at 10:30 with a prayer by Mn . High school where Mr. and Mrs. ..~ 1ft'!al~l fllither Is Oli1' ter, is played by M'ike Stewart. Bartlett. Samuel spoke Tom.,_,.; · CeCil is _lnldegardJ - -- - - - - - - - - ' - -- -'--"' _ _ _ _ son, and Is played by J. C. KUS-1 1 r--~---------------, Others '""'"" part are Linda ' self and Bennett n ••- .•< play1 JOHNNY SEVEN COMBAT SETS Sue Park;;;:: Angela Warren; AUce;, !Ia""'·""'"''" . Don Smith as Dr . Bill JackBlnoculats - 2 Walkie Talkie Combat Phones son; JuUa Lucas, head Durse, SON 18 BORN Rifle Bullets - Armor Piercing Shells - 2 M~s Holt; Sally Williams as Miss Darlene Koehler and Mr. niec"' of the bride, and Mr. and Mn. A: K. nades- Jun~e Knife. It's a One Man Army $12.95 eAU WEATHER Pat Pryor; carolyn McKnight Victor E. Gaul will be married Sharon Gaul, cousin of t b of 275 Flint Rtdge, (; and Martha Hawkins as Dottie on Novembec 2S, at 7:30p.m. ln groom. · are annni.Jft:clilg the birtb ~I.__ _ _ _...;._ _, and Lottie, nurses ; Darrell the Chester Methodist Church. The bride-elect iB a son, named Todd Kyle, ~:::11 2 Only $9.50 Smith as Jack Benson; the or- Vle custom of open chw·ch will Iof the Fultonham 11, at Uhiversity ~ , Kay Fraley aa Cordelia IR observed. Church and Is employed Columbus wetghluc 71> Pennee Williams as Tile marriage of Miss Koeh- Royal McBee Corporation Jeffers luive two o t b e ~or use wltll11lttfl~ Dovie Ftnkledink; Carol Floc. ler IIDli Mr. Go.al wlU moke Athens. SOilS, Ken~ 10, and Bulld-A·Home •nd U''orm S.l COll!l"'"'ta1 cari as Dodie Blake; Roonie tbe roartb a:enerattoa of the ·Mr. Gaul attends the cr;,:I· ~G~r=and~parenta .-e Mr. S.bdlwlolon hto trU.eb,.• Letter :·a ,. Num· Koehler, visitor at the bospital; Gaol femlly &o be married on terMethodist Church and ts SuDden o1. ~~~*:11 ber Anlmalli Military v.. Made of ~afe polyethylene bleleo, Medtill and. Balle ... Excellent toy for bOyl ant Miss Koehler tion company of of OhlO. Ray father. Sutherland as the exped· November IS. is th~e ·Car end-Truck Porto, Alr· or &lrJa. of Mrs. Agnes Koehl« ·; other characters include • d the 1 te J w ,.. mother and a lltUe girl, Brenda 1 M aGn 1 ~- ~- · ' 1 fi. 1 d C W II er. r. au a u~e 100 o 7y on~ an ary e s; and Mrs. J. M. Gaul of .C:Oesu:r o d ladles, Sharon Roberts and An open reception will Sharon _Balch. Stege held immediately foUowing are cecil Jobmton aDd Keever wedding at the home of Mr. 2 Only ltiy ..i1 Grate. Th chairma I th Mrs. J. M. Gaul. & M.ICHAN!CAL . e n e. M her attendants Mlsa KO<el>ll TRAPIZI CLOWII tamment between acts 18 ler has cbosen Miss Pat "~"'• II Wells; iD ~barge of of the groom, 11 her No wlndluc - ao botterCoo!Pieto with ·~.car sall!s, Bonn1e TUrner, and attendant. Bridesmaids iel - fuUy IUtomltle BquJar, prtea IJ lot. of faD tO opente. . et•, Brenda Daylong. Becky Tiwm)IIIIID, ~~;::11 Curtain time 18 U5 p, the lrlde, Mrs. ( Sale MIDDLEPORT, 0, Tickelll will go on sale Gaul, coualn 01 the groom. I ~,99 • Nov. 24, Mr. Roger Gaul will serve . ' .. man for his cousin, Rodney Gaul, coualn ol groom, and Mr. Roy Reid, ,~:t·!9SCOPES ew of the bride, wW aeat ~lbl~ wind, WO!!C'el! atasul, ·deflea ll'vil)'•. ., . ' •. .... . ' .49• Mr. Freeland Koehler, bro1ib- ll of the bride, will I b ••II bride away. The Rev. Pearl of the Cbeatllr r. Cburcb, will officiate the ble rlog, candlellght _,,_,~ • Mila Dorothy Carr and Mn. lee Nease will be oraanilt vocallot. Mist Jane IIA!Id, niece ot tho lrlde, will regloter tho IIUOiill· For a real Thanksgiving treat, bring the Aides for the .-ption are ! . :;F. ~ Mn. Karen Bryai!t. Mill Hope family here for our traditional Holiday WePay3"1olrclt!redOras-m,.· ., ~~IIA!Id, Mils VIcki Koehler, feast. Everyone's sure to enjoy our bounti- SA.LE I 8ICYCLES -. ° __ ." l ·"'*"'l..-"MollJ•... ,_..,....,.. ett•'ng . ·-- ...... -·---· J ersona • • • THEATRE . State; Local WEATHER Officials ·~'Are Ptaisect -aolero Ohio: Parily eloady, windy pd coldH today .Oceasional IDDW flurries toa.y uci early tonl&ht.SDndoy, ...... If IODDY and ....tiDIIed cold. .,, ' .. ., \. tine '' FIVE CEI'{.I1 ........ a '*'" SLAn and DESK sns 1 i $6.00 1 ~.00 ·sALE I WAGONS Jt ff.esmtJtJ$ Go on Stage Tomg • htat 8 Seniors Work Toward Curtain Time on Dec. 4 is Harder Now ANIMAL TALK Game by Mattei ·.. DESK SIT$ .I ' 1 $1.99 estorm COATS IN MEMORIAL COATS JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Fourth Generation of Gauls will Ed: Take Wec/ding Vows on November 25 ' :::!;:11 MOLD KtTS · for Vqcu. Form r:~;::~~~p~lo~yed~byi~th~e~~~;:!~~Mr~.and=~llrt=~·~A.=E~l~,.~= ' I ' i' r I II CHR8TMAS CWB ° I' OUR NEW 1965 ' ., BAHR CLOTHIERS -...•:· Thy god-like crime was to b~ kind, To render with thy precepts less The sum of human wretchedness, And strengthen man with his own mind, Rut, baffled as thou wert from high Still in thy patient energy And thine indomitable spirit In the- endurance and repulse Whi<'h Earth and Heaven could not ronvulse A mighty lesson we inherit. Girder & Panel Lord Bya·on ......• , , . Prometheus $6.47 89c Ginll!' Pantl IS NOW OPEN Died 1'\'ov. 22, 1963 c..... -v... ' iJ ,rJ I' ........ l . : eoress COATS I i 1 . TOE JOE to Pay '· ' BUILDING SET ' " '12.- -.,.OQ ,,' and ) ' -'i.- · ·~- THANKSGIVING DINNER ..... ... . ........... ...... . \ -\ ' ~ II•• C8sto1e.&:;;(l and NEW PARKER 45 CONVERTIBLE ful servings of tender Tom Turkey and all the trimmings. PEN THE MARTIN RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. a LHdo with artrlclae ~'- from ~n Ink looH!e . , ' ,• " SS.vu M , MIDDLEPORT lOOK STORE. MIDDLII'OilT, 0. ' .Pomeroy National., . I . •• ....:_·• .:.i.. _...,,, ' .. '. 'I . . _, . . ... • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 20, 1964 carpenter hartinger roecher rossiter