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BERKELEY, calll. llJPI)' ..: A Ioree of 41t helmeted polktofflcert cracked down early ..,; day 00 lOme 11011 lludenbJ Jtati; Jng 1 slt·ill at the Unlvnll)' ._ Cslilombl admlnlslratloo build;; . lng In mall dellanet of camp~~~ authorltt... -· . - \ ; ' Fresh from Santa's pack, blouses smart.and aweet are · ready - to beguile her at Chr!stmaa. Prl_ced etqileasmpy: xo\1'11 'be ....-...~.- - -.... able to aeleet aeveral of ber fav~rlte '1tyhia. to $6~~5 •.-oil $_1'-95 ,' the!r share of tlfory, too. Tbe' top vo!eiletter wao lind'• Rooseveltwiry haJ.Iback who wu Ucally I Olle-MID tcoring chine. But he barely nosed . at least four other backo for the honor, · by Ohio . Ut~ Elberfetd• .. Buy Your Buster Brown Knitwear For Boys and Girls Now From The Compl••• Selection 01 Elberfelds Flnt Floor. 1 -Ohio Gridder . ~MDltlheObl'!.,u,·-~::#l! 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S, 19M The Daily S.ntinel •i - - SWindel~,' is What Did You Mean V('hen You •'Just • ' •• i. ,.iceni years l.o to the banking bulineSJ. ~ere are many of the older generation who will remember wheo banking was a ratber cold bloaded proposltiOD with almost a complete Jaclf of the warmtb and friendllnen that exists today. Many of us have seen .the almost complete change over from the condltioru when a person had to llmost get down on bls knees and beg to get even a small loan. 'l'o!laY we find tbal banking Uke so rna· ny· other enterprise~ hu Undergone • complete overhaul, wblch encompusest JJOt only the extent of ttl aervlcea bu also its attitude. Tbe banking lnstl!"tiona · of our COIIIIJIUnities show by thell' progresslveneSB that they are keeping pace, and perhaps In some even ahead of those In many places. Tbe name applied to the modern ballldng Institution of today that expreaa·es thiS tran!formation Ia tutJ.seholce. Boiled down Into simple lanlfllage It slm- -~y mearu· that banko are able and eager provide loam, at moderate -rates of toterest tor just about every legitimate 'Naturally it Is not the point -\~;'~very appll_catlon for a loan can be rpproved; and like In the put a person has to prove that be will have the means·to repay the principal and inter· est A polite no must be fortbcomln~ whim the bank Uves up to the law and poltc;es that relflllate bankln~ practices. What tha bankera do recoentze II tbat fJ- se. credit II wh~ mel<• our modern 'IIOI'Id go round, and that one of their flllll> tlons, where It l.o possible II to encour- I T . - \ Voted all-Ohio .Gridder ,. ' " . l·Dict . I ~. . Tbe appearance of ~ has chang· ed from the deya of austerity, 111d the new look l.o just one ny ~ reo ~'I "•I •' C._ ! ' ~ 1 I,._..,.. '< - Rutland'a clge te.l!m wlU have four returning letloirmen when It opens tbe i~ season ·Oil . Dee. 11 at CI'OIS<!ounty foe, tloutllerD Local In Racine. The Red Derill wltl also hav• a. P.tll 'eoilob at the helm In young Jtni Adams, a 1!NI4 Ohlo University ll'~uate, ancl e<- . Racine 1I1gb cage star. Coldt Adams Is not exli"Ctl!Ii any sJ!eC!aeular succesa _from hls Red Devils, but he I& working hlo boys bard with a linn anticipation of lmprov· lng on laat season's 7-11 season, Returolng from last year's team are Seniors Don Smith, · s.G; Larry Rupe, 5-tO; J 1m "\;amber! &-2; and" Mik_e Stew· 11'1, $-9. Also working lor the lith •'alarting spot in the line ' -- pastOne of the most remorl<able wiya to which thiS ill encoura~ Is that of the Chrietmu savinge clu"bl, whleb allowa people to save In varying amounts moP. ey th•t would otherwise be spent carelessly, and many today are enjoying the holiday season of glvln& witb the usurance that U>at money proYidea. The services of a bank are endless, but one of the best 1.o the SOI\nd sdvlce that Is there for the asklnl by every patron of a modern bank. "So. WI wu~ •-'s -mu IN Abolalaable like!." ~ Michigan Will 'Win' Bowl By -, He'll· Appreciate * AMGOU) from His STM Favorite YORK lUPil-ln three previous Rose Bowl appear· .- • Men's Shop aoces Michigan has out8Cored its 112~ and. II· oddsmakere may not have taken this into great ...,. slderation, they nevertheless es.. ~?~ttshr.••~~~esW~•::s;~~~ i Stale on New Years Day. In other major bowl gaines, the nation'!!! No. 1 team, AJa. bama, was picked by 6 over last year's national champion Texas in the Orange Bowl. Louisiana State Is favored by 8 over Syracuse in the Sugar Bowl and Arkansas, No. 2 team In the naiion, is rated 6 points over Nebraska In the Cotton Bowl. Other ,..~ 011 the. vanity :_ !(luad are 5-~ Bob Porter, S... . Willie Btaokirell and .5-10 Butch Hantn1. Juiiiors ~).!ng Y&rsity . ' Include u ·,Larry Fetty, 5-9· ll«ttiey Wrlgbt and s.G Jim Bar. • • NEW LiiUe, 1-0, and RIIMie Black, 6-1. Voice of Broadwav •• •reportmg Oklahoma travels to sunny Florida for the Gator Bowl and the odds-makers favor local Florida State by 3. In the Sun Bowl Georgia is 5 over Texas rett. t. Tech and Mississippi Is picked by lJ over Tulsa in the Blue- ':~e Arrow Dress Shirts· White, colored, plain colors and stripes. Button down and regular collar styles. Priced from 4.50 to US team sophomores are · bonnet Bowl despite the pres. · Charles ~II, Ror!er Barrett, ence of Jerry Rhome. ~port ' 1- Roger - Lath~y. Roger · Davia, In the only major college lllll'J7:• Yarbrough. Leroy Pope 'RE "V LS , ' . ' By Arrow and Monticello. Plains, striPe• and and . Dennis Weber. Frosh play. D D.. I .. - Rutlana will open Its 1963-64 cage season a.t Ractoe. on Djlc. 11 with four returning Jetter- games left on I h e regular plaids. Tapered and regular collar sizes and sleeve ' ,.., 00 tile r"fi!rves include men. ,:r.fa_klng up the varsity squad will_ be, front row, 1 to r, Butch. Ha_ning, Lar•y Fetty, Mike Stewart, Larry schedule, I.BU is a S point falengths. Priced from . ...... ...... .. 3.50 to 8.95 tt Drenner, Mike Martin, An- . Rupe, Willi~ Blackwelj ·and R~lley Wnght. standing, Head Coach.Jim Adams; Ronnie Black, Jiin Lambert, Rus- vorite over Florida and Ole ~y Russell, Leroy Welch ty Llttl~. J!DI ~arrett, Don Smltb and Asst. Coach Frank Knight. Absent was Bob Porter. _ Sentinel Ppoto. Miss is 1L over rival M&is· An opproprioto shirt for oach mole on sippi Stale. md Dave Rice. your llot ... ond Gift Cortlficatoa in ony potnls to the Bluejays' 11 all<!r IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== Lost 'from last years eqljBd amount. IVPII"- Rllll~ IS minutes of the second haH. FIRST iere lanky Larry Barr anc1 oroCOLVMBUS bepa blaollq my at obatpihooter DallDy TIUIJ. .Jef! Simons of Ka11S811 Slate, QUALITY 0 deer todiy •• tbe llak'• THE SCHEDULE REGULAR the only returning ·t~rter from ..... doy lbolpD ...... .,. Dee. t1 at Raclue , last year's squod, scored 16 · Certified Oil Station ned, . Dee 1$ - McArlinii: ': MAIN ST. POMEROY Pomo..., Wildlife Cblef Dale WIIIle- By' United Prello InlerulloDaJ 19 po)nts: South Dako~. was hfirts tgahmalef high 22 polnls in the w. Moln St. It - Nortb. Gorut sell reminded lhe nearly 30,· Jen:y Lucas ll'aduated b u threat"able to tbe mouot a serious •• Dee. It lo IO ."~y trgalnsl weD-balanced -s~~-------~""""""""""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""===""""""="""""""""""",.,1 ooo hillers -ted Ia lbo Ohio Sllite found Gary Jau. %..!. AI jl~. Buckeye at\a.clt. Oh)o Slaie .led • )told- iUI Iiley may ase only and oow · that tbe - - Jail. I -, ~ ,., , . Bradds Is also l'l!Ie Coach · "-28 at the half alter hitlin& 25 oilotpu loaded whb• riOed · Ju. I - AI T.lle Plalaa · llap or· bow and ......,._ No Taylor bas come up wltlr a per ·cent from the field. · •' · Joa. II ..:: R8efu . · promising array of sophomore rlllet are allowed. Jaa. It - _AI ql..-ey Kanaaa Stall! Wtoo llaatlac bouro 1re .. from latent 1<1 belp the Buckeyes ~.... ·a - AI lldpre . t '- m.' and II p. m. aad eacll pick up where they left off last ~n o t b e r leadllig games i Jaa. %1 - ~ Wtlblwllle bualer iJ allowed oily ooe season. Wednesday night, defending Big Ja It - ·AI 'Wtlkeswllle till,; A opeelal P,!i tkeDse II Big Ten rivals hoped the loss Eight champion Xansas Sisle jaa, il - At Nortii Gallla required. 1 of Bradds and three other start. got Its season off io a good Fob. I - Jlamdea Ofllclall ..Umale • bunters would seriously reduce the by defeallog hiJhly reFeb.• - Tbe Plalllt er'• cllaliCOI of, IIol&lnJ a Buekeyes' effeetiveneos, Creighton IIIHI2; St. il<Jn.Feb. U - Cbauneey deer dariq the oeaooa al oae there was little sign of that got by . 1 siubborn Feb. U - AI Eukr Ia ~. Wednesday ni&Dt wben Quincy C4Uege 7U4 and Tenopened their campaign with a rolled over Rlcbmond convlncng 86-54 triumph 9H6. . South Dakota. Creighton enjoyed a 44-43 Leading 1110 parade of · haillime sdvautage but presslve sophomores Wildcats• sticky zone defense by Taylor was -oil-loot guard and a ·~ aboollng display Peters, wliQ led all seorera witb !hem 1<1 ring up to By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Shirts of Anthon)' Quinn's "Zorba the Greetw Broadway Grapevine press screening on Dec. 8 - to keep out Leslie ~aron's limerick in "Father the elljl8Cted crashers. Tbe 2150 who have Goose" - wblch began with the line · been Invited are practically pledged not "Tbere was a young lady from Spain'':'to mention the location of the soiree u~­ was deleted from the Cary Grant film betil after the awlnJ!Ing ill over ... You d cause It was considered too bawdy for never gueu which tippy-top actress, _al· the Christmas trade at the Music Hall -ways 'way up there In the box office Reports from Washington's political polls, 1.o currently suffering because h~ grapevine Indicate that two members of latest flicker is a turkey everywhere In the LBJ cabinet are preparing their res· the nation. It's not that she needs tba lgnations. Their Initials are Celebrezze money or ever will-but her pride! • • and Udall .. . That's show hiz: Laurie Peters, who played one of the darl_in~ Ray Stark, the Seven Arts' chief, Trapp children in "The Sound of Mus••. seeDIS to be ahead in the bidding for the Is portravin~ a streetwalker In "The new musical, "Bajour.'' lf so, Jet us hope Cradle Will Roek" .. . Geor~~ MontFom· he will use Cblta Rivera In the eln•ma ery's latest beaittiful date is Beverly Ad· ! version; ·no one·ely could generate her ams. a Hollywood blonde . . A Bo•ton kind of excitement ... MGM executives public relations firm has been alloca••d are grinniRg ear·to-ear over the n"!" !I• a very Impressive bud~et to defeat the nancial states which shows a profit of construction of a NASA research center $17 000 000 before taxes. Tbe same perIn Cambridge. Iod 'tn 1D63 showed a loss of '30,000,000. And they've got a lot corning up that Broadway agents fear thev may have looks good, lncludin~ "36 HOIIl'S," . manv an unemployed sin_ger and comed"Young Cassidy" and "Tbe Yellow RollaIan in the $500-a-week class on their Royce." hands In the near future. They predict Joao Gilberta was so el!Ct!llent In his that 40 per cent of the small out-of-town Town Hall concert that some smart New. cafes will beco111e discotheques In the Yorker should tblnk of 1 local club next year . . . .Tbe story that most las· where he could play - permanently, or clnates the acting set is the Ava Gardnerlot of the time. It would have at least a George.C. Scott romance. It appears defto be a fairly small room where he could Inite that bls wife. the marvelous act· sing to the band of dedicated fans who ress Colleen Dewhurst, will seek a di· really listen, but it could build like Le vorce but - as they say in the soap opCaprice, where Bobby Shorl'a following eras' :_ Will Ava marry George? There's reports witb regularity and enthUSlasm the question of bow much alimony he .. _ There Isn't a line spoken In the new can pay to how many wives, and also the French musical comedy, "The Umbrel· unQuenchable legend that although Ava las of Cherbourg." Every bit of the film'• undoubtedly appreciates a Jot of fellows, dialogue is sung. she still plays Sinatra records late at night. (George wouldn't like that.) There's a wild story making the • • rounds over at one of the sllct-papet laBart Howard, whose list of hit songs dles' magazlnea. Its heroine Is a bonaeIncludes the popular ''In Other Words" wife who begged the editors to let her (squares call It "Fly Me to the Moon'_') do an interview with one of Europe's Is more than a mite unhappy about his most appealing heroes "from the lver· former collaborators, Bella and Sam Spe· age woman's point of view." It wu !Inwaek, on "Mrs. A" - a projected !1lUSi· ally arranged, she was granted ~ min· cal based on the life of Gemde Law· utes of the star's time, and from what renee. The Spewacks, it seems, forgot to tell Bart that the production bad been . everybody gathers, that was all It took for ihem both to fall madly In love. dropped. He found out about it at a din· She's supposed to be gettlpg, a divorce ner party at Roek Hudson's, when Julie to "free" herself for him; however, his Andrews mentioned that the writers had Intentions are o~ suspicion. He's asked her If she would like to atilr In a due In the Umtea"JJII'i!"s fairly 10011, and non-musical version of the script. I( be aees her - as she expeCts - they Tbere will be armed guards at the may mel<e headline•. · door of the party following the premiere • I OYflt Los ~~ II 4 over Dlllu, Ml®eoota Ill 7 OYP!I New York, Boy Ill 7 over Cbk:.qo. Eleven Points 1 up are JUniors RU$1y • • • On lhe pro ocene lhls .... Olld, ia tbe NFL, Clev- I& O'lfll Sl. Louis, San ,..~ .Rudalld Opens Dec. II·. ~ith: Four 1VeleranS IDOUS. • Sentinel; ALLSTARS ' ~ ,._........ fid·· age business ~nterprlse to mend Cl8lllt witb a- minimum of red taP. -""" paper wort. Its sole object tod~J to a fr.lendly system Is. to help and ncit binder the economy, and the effect on a communIty of such banking practlcea II enoro fleet the ebange to attitude U>• pubUc they serve. Tbe blllb of tbe old daYJ were unoomfortable and far 1tae ·ef· flclent tban they are todaY witb their calculatlni machines and other office aida that mate It ponlble to ~~ your accounts with speed and dispatch. TbeJ have helped greatly to tum IIWIY of our residents Into eOIIslltant P~. with credit rattot mucb blper th111 In tba t I AMajor Element In Community Growth ~ of Ute biggest transformatloru In -the coiiiiJierclallife of Melp CO\IIlly In ' II . <Coi)tiNiofl Fronl facell OU!er f<JP backo In the bll~ ~ Laodo o. auiJ!Ie. I'Qillld!lil out the•Senior 11111 Bevaa Gonoood Clevetanll $1; . r~ttu was vot. lrii were Bllll!!r Y811110n of ThO oflenst.. elida · were Olfnlve nne. _ Xetll~ In lhe del~• backed tho flnot '10'"'! quorterbadl Steubeolvtllo Cel!lrll.. Bob Gla- Brian Slqer o1 Cleveland St. '.1¥ llralleam del- !~ed field ·!'!ere YaDIIOII and · John In a 1111'1'01'·. rice with Verble dleul of ~·· Bob Houm- Jooepll'o and Nicll 11oq!1D or ub thil: Morlan' of C41umlllll Wesl at Waldi:r of Dlyton Rotii. Walder ird of, Otn'llle and 'J'oo) Lewll canton 11•~- Stale ·e!WD- , flill.~ of Pomeroy and tbe ballbacb and Jim B)'nl '""' a ltOOIICI team ael~ lor of Payton W11bur Wright, '111ere piOn Mautllon landed I'W!II810 ,~iii Abul South ' •t MOIDII Vei'IIOII at- 118fety. th• ae:qnd year. · ,I Just .wMD'I enou&D room on lhe Larry Lanuel on ·tbe lint the dido, J!DI Duffey of Dayldn 1 The ballollog "14 evenly B..tdeo llojoliJtll. ancl Robin- lint )OJ~~~ fOI' . all of tbem. ' lwn. ~ wa1. teamod wilh ~· IIIII Sandy Eltron : lributed at the lineman po&l,ton. the lirsi tea.m baekfleld 'llle olf0111lve line .JYlirl«ed[' tbe "liltle maa" 011 lhe;!~lll4. or -ak~ _lilotth . at tad!~; I lions. was made u~ of ballbaot Aj. 'JJ1I pqllllda.• 'llle bJI ~MI ·•ere guard ~ - Ardllbeld ot z.nel, ~ jlalle1 ol Dayton Du9- l Massillon Hilger 8aOOD ElyC.mt>bell; or !tyrla. ~ llltl; tackles. 'Jiotey ~1-.JU Qave riD!'· _ wlio welllhed In at Ull 1>11: tt Mldd), awm!, r,n4 -~ rta, Ltma ~ Niles all .ti.llace~ l ~ck T9,1!' B..Uey of $prin&- Malllt,ero :<>! Qo!IIOII ·Uiico.III a~ .Pouaai. . ', . t'"-i*e!? Dan l)apleiJ of Toledo two players apleoe on lleld South. · ~.. • . , Upper Arllncton'alloe ceoter1 ¥*<>!!!be!· Tom Rice. -1>1 Lima three teams. Called Us Capitalist Lac~ ~~d _Running Dogs of lmper1ahsm. • ~ .editorial_! " ·~- OSU' Surprises Experts by Scormg Easy 86·54 Win • DOWNIE-GROSS . nee: What makes Dodge Earanet > .l .~ ' ' -. f~ GET READY 'FOR THE HOLIDAYS RU.G • in. history? CLEANING • l l • • ·~; • ' (J ~ ' • . ;....... . ...-.... 1.. ' ' . .i".:.,· ~.,. , ·~.·r· ,:~~_, .. ·:;,., ' 7 .................. ' ..... - · l~·. l'}, ';±tt.~i . _: THE DAILY Dtvci!T-.. TO .. The .slzt Is fuU. The ~"n~ IIIJ'III. T1lt ~yle, , ol!wious. Tht siv~gs? Fint~k. Every C.rontt ·rll6dil (~d there 111 17) !s lower than every,;camparable motfel ef ffrd· and Oimolet. Ati4 we ·~ - a ~ --et'~':Jhe Jlke solngs ara tit ~ :.104 tlolliB on'~:six-cylindw Sld11 •• ., attd .IS."""' as _604 doiOB on.the Yl:sports conv*fillt, 11re ~4!11~ 510! That's savinGs In ~k lltl~ wWre• an4 d-.sn't .even 'indude lhe fllliiHS ._. ' ~!; detl. thedt 11 out. The saw..aest, ..... ful:site •lslory-W.nel/ lt's th tnesi ftr tht•leasl. . . ··--·. -· . ;o. / 1 , ; Willl••'l' A ....... .,.lllll•eMI ..... tM~·~~~r.,.ICit ..cll-~~~~fttiiCIIIIall~f ... . . .. Ill''" -,fn ,..,.,..., , ' ~ ' • �jl .' t · Varian to Lead . '• MEIGS THEAJRI '. Ohl• ,.,..~, . ' •/ • 1115 113 161 141 161 SALE! Beatie Boots 5112 13(4 160 111 Boys & Mono Sino 112 Wore $10.99 & $12.99 liS 46 47 724 SALE PRICE .•• 1321 BVNDAY NIGHT WOMEN'S LEAGUE Nov. %Z, 11M ...... Bailly . . . M. Lebew K. Walker 331 I'.Y~ 325 J. Goodnito P. Collins Handicap Total Wn I Lost I 293 2M 40t1 327 1979 Fonst RH Block CoJDpaDY BOnd 110 P. Leifheit 191 S. Bartels I. W'JDebrenner J. Walton Ind. High Game -Joe Wellk-1 B. Smitll Handicap 420 er, 137; B. Hennessy, 95. 030 K. Yeaugtr Ind. High Series - M. Titus, Total w.. sLootl 330 Blind 330 Team High Game Blind Ed's Aato Trim 129 Rays, 114. Handicap 1739 J. Gilland Team High Seriea Total Won I Lost I (Forfeit) Rays 1519. Blind 447 303 368 Simon'• Mane! 24ll; .BHennessy, 168. Middleport, 0. \ ., I ' . ' Patsies •, .':{ JPe t;lft Wmp ' ' ~ 'l 'our hrcluiif· . . D. Clark B. Clark f. Ingels C. Ingell Total I' ., •, · Free w.. Qf c~uu-1er WHAT'S BEST FOR {JwlfiWJJ toes foast9· ;._' Oubs are Planning Holiday Workshop I'T. PLEASANT _ 'l'l1e STYLE STUNNING. f ~: mao Band D WIDTHS 1111 undor IMIIIstr.too MilS IMIIICA , , . 11 Jtwtll, thocl! rutstut, m1tchinc .. Pinllon briCI· Itt. In Ytltl)w Of wh itt, $U .75 8tst "wftlt lo¥1'' tot- Cftrlttmaa ' DANIEL GREEN Slippers for Ladies 4.95 liiDIIill UIY . . . 21 JIWIII un. tlruh~lt mtlntprlnl, tdjlu!tblt IXPfftltOit lrlttltt, In Jtilow 1 r "~ 111 · Mt.tS Btst wltll 1 lcfu on Chtlstm~t morttlnr U' CLIPPI•... 11 Jtwtlt, stlf, wlndlnl, ru1111nt ••tuprott•, GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANY AMOUNT tbocll· JJI.II Marguerite's Shoe Shop ..., unllot tho Chri1tm1t ftH lliJIRJI II Stlf·Wint1o I02 E. MAIN POMEROY A "GOLD STAR" STORE Member of Pomeroy Merchants $700 Caah Christmaa Giveaway. Ask for your free ticket lnt, w•ttrproof•, ll J•w•ls, tfi,H Charleo Blake, 28, of Htmlock Grove, suflerod a oevoro llljury Wednesday wben pipe he wao unloading from truck fell ~ htm 11 the Drsvo Mrporatlon works ""., Lelllrl Falls. Blako, an O'lnployee ol . tbt Pomeroy company, wao . 1 ' .... ' . • .. •• • . •• . .. : ~ -~· -~ · ' ;.-~ . l • {o- ·-~·. i ~ . . i ¥.. 8.99·~-. ~: hospital' by • i $.,. ·.,.' ' < ' . t""! .... .. , . Ll ,,' I ; style's {fvorlte, booty ·is the boot - . IA~S TO MAT~fl 1~: , ,,, . 8.99 •' to ' for lurtber ile-.J here at its , toastiest witb a fur co!Jar and a high drrss heel. !"., I Black·upper Jeatber'wlth the plus of a ribbed ru!J. . ·- { i •..... ADMISSIONS Ree'd,.ille: ;; ber sole. -'; ··, • SUv•r · GIVE AN ,. ,..,., "''M ..... /·· .9 ·~· { ···\ Style 1798 ' Gold Mid· tf·f·~·· rushed "lo · Melp {7 ·-·. ' •'-"'~ 1.00 ond 2.00 .... ,~ ...• , ).· .cf'. ,, _. f • ·, . " '; Dyeq}>le."8.99 ' WILL LAY AWAY YOUR IULOVA t i1 l .... WGrtah., December Court St., Pomeroy Wo Are A "Gold Star" 5,_ Member of Pomeroy'&. $'700 Clsb ChrtfJtm. I Giveaw.ay! Aak for your frH U~ktt. No cht~se - required. SilO 305 BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE Nov. zt, liM S.t~:ar Rua 811m1 D. Crow D. Harbrecht . "163 125 B. HelllleSsy '•, A handsome stove· pipe boot that's cal· culated to foil bad· .weather fr.ot woes. Crush • grain !mila-. tioo leather, with uo slip ribbed crepe sole. Tan or black. PLEDGES DELTA ZETA I'T. PLEASANT - Mlsa Suzl Call, daughter of Mr. Mre. Harold Call of Viand St., 1'1. l'leasant, a student at 168 Handicap Total Woo I Lost I 451 1396 ..,. R. Becker ville State €oDege, has !d. Childs pl<dged to the Delta Zeta 'E.Bl'OWD ority. Students are required have and maintain at leal! " "D" average to be a ~:=~I ol Ibis aatlonal sororily, I C llZEN!:i , initiation of the pledges, be beld , at the college in Febru- .. 118 137 135 CIIAPTER TO MEET I'T. PLEASAN1'Order of Eaatem star~==I No. 75 will hub! their mas 111ft oxohantle at the meet- I iiljl. l49fiday, Dee. 7, at .· p. m. ,to "" he'i!l at lhe Masonic I Hall. ·i Hostesses for lbe Wort)ly Malrotl . torroa and Mrt. Allee Barr. P1eaS8t11 Villley _;_ Mrs. l't. Pleaaanl; .. 215 851 I(IIJ , 110<181! No. I , Pam Davis 412 Donna Theil• . 2S4 Sharon Teafonl . 2115 201 Dixie Circle Handicap . Total Woll I Lool .l 1038 2150 2088 3«1 E7:_. 289 ~lli ~~hoes with Extra W~D Wearing Soles - Money conscious young men •ill find these- shoes FrieDIIIJ Taven L. Smith D. Glaze 283 34:3 329 368 D. Nieri 450 Handicap Total 192 1963 L. Beegle S. W'Jppel uppafL There's no sole stitching to break. There's tonger life for 1tlese shoes that will get more wear lbecauw tftey are so GQmfQr\idilJI, and 10 inujlOIISivo. . iQ &ood looking; · 99 $7· CroW't SCeak- Rouse I. McKinney R. l!dwards E. McKiriney E. Sylvester Handicap ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 374 301 273 392 444 279 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 331 2112 Pick-a-Pair Special R-.WAY RADIOS -- _.._, .. ..... ..... ......... ....,........ __ . ... _ ..,._. ·-- .."EIICIIIM'".... 'UIIFJU l.• r t r p tCCtltlct wlli . . . . L CMI.Dttr .., ~ura.. ...s' _ _ 1 .. .: • •• 1~--· Jtll far • - 1 l j 154 I'U,RCE-stlfF-. _,, e ~ representlnc a savings with interest 1 The eKtremely j flexible mokled aoles will outlast the finely crafted Woo I Loot I Crow'• Ton and CGoiDiry Pam O'Brien 3311 Mary Handley 354 Sandy Thomas 358 Linda Batie• 257 "'IDW'I cWvvt A WISE INVESTMENT: 4 1 ua ~ ~~T~o:!W~_._._._._._:~:63~~==:==::==:=:::=::::::::=:==::==::=::~ AI new. IN ACTIOIII "' - Sizes 61f• to 12 388 330 11 • - can S. Parsoaa Geolrlc J .. Grueser Barbara White Becky Hawley Chariue Portar Handicap Total Woo ·a LDot I Team No. I Barbara Roush 8ea Bachtel Becky Nease BOnd Handicap Total Woo I Loll I Widths YOUR CHOICE -~ ~~------.. CB arY· 325 ' 99 P. Story (I game) Hennessy Zita Nierl Hsndicap Total Woo I LDol I N. Thompson (1 game) 60 R. lloudashell ' 129 center wlll bopieces, and Handicap 662 person attending will Tol•l 1396 required to supply lbelr .Woa I Lost! maleliala and each I• asked AUey Call bring ,, . oumple of a gill wrajpl B. Werry 195 ping hlea. The bmcb menu M. Titus 248 be aaudwlclles, fruit, ..,ltit:s,l J. Sebo 136 and beverage. J. Welker %05 154 .M. Werry .,:, . . ' . ..t ;§·tt I•~#~§ ,~ ·. ,,\ : •~ l· - ·_-:·. ,, · ,, • ·. . Jo~ I · --~~, ' - ;: . r1 -· 'I ,;· I ! 3-T Nylon 3-T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL-WEATHER WINTER TIRES 190 Tractor-Type Cleats ••• Built Deep to Bite Dttpl TIRES Most famous tire .,.mt in the industry, wltb performance·proved trtatll EITHER PAIR r 15 . , , _ , . . . ......., "' : II . '·- ---~ Come in and see our complete •ekctior~ of Buwva watcher. $24.75 anci up Goessler Jewelry Store 5Yivest>1r B&D 'l1fl G. Hovatter JDCelyn Taylor l'am Co!mty Home f~~=~= Yeauger, High Ind.530;Three Gamet - 431. K. 1'. Hannessy, ClubJ will bold • mall White 1631 3 Lo•t. I t~==· I t L<wll Repair Chesher, 199; P. Hannessy, 165. sa Chriatmaa wreorths, pi Blake Injured in Pipe Accident 4Z7 M. LEAGUE High Ind. . Single Game - H. lalJal, West VJr&inla DeP.,rtmeut of eommerce will duct the traiJ!ln&. Buell> . : : ; DANIEL GREEN SUPPERS FOR MEN ss.9S Nov. Zl, 11M H & C.'s, 1793. Team High Single Game H & C's, 662. Kradel · Park beclnning at a. mr ( ·\ Mrs, Jameo Cox, Crall Mllchln1 IMioJI Str1pt1 417 Team High Three · Games - .· ·:.1 J ULOVA the gift-quality watch SENIOR HIGH GIRLS Mary .• .. 3911 397 .,_lance of shoe of mao m&do......W.. «:~mpoted 349 R. Sargent THE SHOE BOX top grain leather uppers, . r-.-a iudl PALUCI( (UP!) --John defensive end I o r' !be haf THE NEW SIMPSON . ' cnw.-. iin6.001111"'TutJ.1111 •KDIIIPkiiT•IndZ Trtde·iriTM Mornber of "-ny'o Gold Stor $700 Cash ••• Chrlstma Gl-way, Alk For Your Freo Ticket 23 RIZ R OIL COMPAN Home Owned & Operat.Jd You'll Like Our Service ' �FOIIOYS IIINI GillS TOYS Aulhorlnd SINGER MACHINE 3&4YMr DEALER Worruty ' ALL SIZES AVAILABLE IN DUNLOP WINTER TREAD$ Proffitt's Wholesale;/. ·' IACINI,O, .. • "'""·*-'0-..,...., ..,, GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMI~Y • on the way every day! · Thanks for waitinl I 0MEG.t\ '' ' .\.. < Your wait for one qj these new 1966 Chevrolet& is about t1fft!rand ll7f want to thank l!OU jqr uow patknce. CotiMe a us aow. WJ. rou get bshind the wheel, p'U be gla4 roo waitetU RESIItVE YOURS FOR CHRISTMAS NOWI - .. ,_ ,.\ ., '. I • A "GOLD STAR" STORE ond Member of Pomeroy Merchaats '700 Cash Christmas Giveaway. Ask for your free ticket - . ' STEREOPHONIC BAKER FURNITUM ! SMOKED PICNICS - The Fobrie Shop Singer Sal11 & Service 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 .c I \ lb '!'hit one's the Y•'-r's handsomest aurprl~. Swankier., It's longer, · wider, lower. 111111e apaellll!ol, IID;IOOtber '· .. Pork Liver or power looll, hand I<-., 6W' HEAVY DUTY SAW _ 19c Toma._, v..-alllil, V..eto!tlo.BMf, Chlclcln NIMidle i . • PILLSBURY A bnnd·new idea laai year it's •'1''!11 'll"'fef now. Freah atylina. V811 available witll up to 860 'bp. A sOfter riile. ~ $29.95 to $69.95 Pie:{rust Mix Eltetrir SABER SAW ----~--- $19.95 .,_,, DRILLS _ _ __ lb. _Campbell;sSoups 12 ·~.~ s1 POR HOM£ WORKSHOP At lbtnba•h Hordwar• ... Here you can find one of the most eomplete line lools, and sporting equipment. Shop here for your handy man or 1porbman. Block ODDS & ENDS GROUPING LADIES' PUMPS \ , tJ/1' ' --WEEKEND CLOSEOUT SALE ' . ' . '' • ' REYNOLDS foil I . - $10.951!p Weller Expert ' f '. ' FLORIDA •. SANDER & POLISHER - - - - - $16.95 ., ' Everything you need for fast, profesaional soldering. Guaranteed for 1 year. 25ft. rell 19c 29C , SKINLESS SLICED·.BOLOGNA FRESH GROUND BEEF FRESH PORK NECK BONES FRESH PIG'S FEET ' ;••che .,. _ vy·-· Jl "" 39c PICKLI LOAI' DUTCH LOAF SPICE LOAF - 11\1 1.00 PKI;S. ._ Looka Jeoo thaD but k<M!~ on stylina, fnllh new 1.99 GIFT SLIPPERS PRICED LOWER ! INFANTS' & CHILDREN'S _ ALSO GROUP _ _ _ 2 pairs 5.00 lb. $1 BOYS' SLIPPERS _ _ __ 2.99 s 7 lb. $1 l LADIES' & TEENS _ _ 1. 99 to 2. 99 MEN'S GREEN INSULATED ____ ~n'aHNvy STORM RUBBERS 5.99 Dress ARCTICS . . . . 3.99 . Buckle & Zipper LARGEST SELECTION CHRISTMAS CAII!DY IN MEIGS COUNJY Everything For The Hunter and Sportsman 4·" RUBBER BOOTS FUR LINED :·~:~2 WORK ARCTICS GALLON Mony Stylts To Chooso MEN'S ROMEOS - - - - 4.99 From MEN'S LEATHER FUR·LINED SLIPPERS _ _ _ _ 2. 99 tMn'a4-Buckle ••• 1.99 to 2.99 3 lb. $1 3 lb. $1 39c lb. / • lb.$1 pkg. HOME MADE LIVER PUDDING BLOOD PUDDING LUNCH MEAT lb. 2'12 Oranges .:-~---'--:- Wollor liltctrlc Powortd SOLDERING GUN KIT _ _ _ $7.95 to $12.95 - ' ' 1 2 ••· VALUES TO 6.99 ~ LIGMT & HIAVY _ LADIES~ 2.88 & CHILDREN'S BOOTS 2•9t to 6' 88 LADIES' PIICEO Large selection in leatllen, •; suedes and vinyls. Lined and ualined styles. Sizes 5 to 10. Priced lower here. eWalnut. eMidluh . Ebersbach Hard\'"tare PNnt~t. / · ', ' Pomeroy Member of Porneroy'a Gold Stor CHh Chrlstm•• GlvNway . \. S."I M- o-N ' S ·· PICK-A-PAll .· SHOE . ' "'.: "E...,erything In Hardware" West Main St. \ 1 .... • .Shell : \ .... ·.. ~- ' ' ' ·-.·.- ·. · .. �I" l-lllftr BIDIIDII, ,_..,...Eik1!epart. 0 ., ~- I, 111M WANT AD ....... JNFOIMAnON -.. ..... ou....__....._ . . . . . DMfllltM . . . . . • ..... . ....,.. ..·- ....... ·t· · ..... .. ""' ...,a- l!lt,a.. . . . _ . . • • ........ . . ......~ fn> ~ . ,. . . - ~-- tt!J --~~~ . . _.0~ ......... - It ...,. :A&J) ~ ·- ·~ CJt - UIAI'II.... • ..... · Ultft'U ll .tl fGrl ... waN tn'k .... ...u...,.., ...... Oftlf'2l ......... ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . t'.lMib IUU!laJo ... :lit " • • ~ - ·-.., ~ 1'0 .. ~ .. & &a\..lt.1 PaiMH,N:IM PHONE WY 2·2 I 56 Notice ..., Estm For S.le . ~~Es:~[!~~=~:! I STOKER DoabJt rs - woy Sl Acro11 from <d oil ·OOAL. trutod. Rlgbtatal;e, 'li x I. Delivered or at tipple miq pool 1 lOOII!I and baths on Route 124 at RutlaDd. Ja- 3 bedrooms garage black. 1 cobs Coal Co., R. D. No. • top driveway fuD ba!ement Pomeroy, Ohio. Tel. SH !.- foret!d air gas !urnact. Show. ---:---~----( ts:.z - WY Wtllt. er lavatory and commode In lnstrvctlont 11·~ basement. Lot 50' x 150'. _ _..__ _ _ _ __ II * we .,. 11 Gekt Star Stc.N Itt The ,..,.roy M•rchanh $7GO Cash Giveaway Snow Tires 67.0 X 15 _ 16.60 PUJ tu Nylool llodcwall Tube Ty,. • Reabter for the 19M Ford we are livtne away No purchase 1s Decessary. Just reJister each time you drive in SUPER SERVICE STATION ,, . Jack W Ce,...y Mgr. WY 2-9932 Small down payment. Will u. I. CIVIL II.VICI mns1 sell on land contract. Marvin .._ ..._ .... Swan WY 2·3348. 12 S Me :::f'~~ ~ FOR SALE, Sealed bida wtll be aecepted IDltll Jan. I lor Drew Webster American Legioo Home. Can be seen by appointment. Phone WY 23612 or WY 2-3173. Reserve the right to refuse all bids. 12 I IOte ====-::=:;:;-- .... lbta•• -lt) ,... ·- " ' " • tal.,.noa ro , ........., Wr"lr. C ·- - ~~~ ... ._ -. ----:------- Insurant:. -----..,..~--- JOIIMION, $ 1 - - "-· ror- ol lllld ID INVESTMENT property, for ........,._ ln. JimAll JoJmooo sale. 5 large rooms and bath Bud Apall. . 111., acre lot. $3001t Miner. 1 I tfG ville, Ohio. Earl S. Shal!er, PHOTO Copyma Service. Col> Harrisonville Rd., Rl. I, lea llllldt o1 legal papen. Pomeroy, Ohio, 12 I _3tp birlll l!lld almall any s.._ I Cucltlu titllt'l ...,.rd, otbet diiCUIDt!llll. Realer - · • t aTY LEAGUII ~ o,,IJJI'I liYIIII Nov. M, lilt ~ •• -.......SINn II Mlddleporl DepC. SlAin J. Bailey 4111 McElhinney 48l Wippel f72 Mortin 390 Stobart 50:1 w. m.. tx> ....., tbo7 lblmupQood Total l3t3 Woo 1 Loll I Polats I Pomeroy C.meDI Dloet C!Jtworlhy Duerr DaviJ Anderson DAILY -CROSSWORD 5SS .all 466 f7t m Sauer 2462 Total Wba I Loti I Polato I Donie • Gre11 H. Miller Arnold Yeauger Blind Haley Total Woo Z IAol I Polntl f Syracooe lloll Part Damewood fnge!J Grueser Neuelroad R. Louks Total Woo I !All I Pollitt 4 «OUOtl FOR i DAD Bar WEATHER! :·- OUR USED CARS ARE WINTE~ZED AND READY TO ®I $ASOLINE AI.Lft ' 1964 CHEVROLET. Bel Air • Door. va en- 1963 FORD Falrlane 4 Door Wogon. Loeally oimA!d • a low mlleqe car. P. mood F8WD · .(lnioh,' willl matehlng v!Dyl · lnter!\)1', V8 engla~, automalle . traoa. Good whitewall U.. Jlne. Powerglide ·tranl, Beautiful ivory and atlver blue finiah, IA!aa than 115.ooo' mile• ond In mint of LOOKING FOI SEUJR I .lOB? ·~ .. \ .stattn concUtlon. Radio. heater. whitewall• and all the eoodles. eo, 'iaviliJII lo dtiw and own. $2495 1963 TEMPEST 1963 CORVAIR Leefan1 Cpe, Loell owned and low mileage, red over lwry finilb, 326 V8 engine, autOmatic trant. Like new whitewJlll t:irel. nd.lo and heater. The word Ia 1o on tbla tharp ..... X D MoDZA Coupe. A llbup 'l'J:DK, ~·B'l'KOZCII:R 1!81', Jot • $1995 . '1'-..or- ~ 1961 DODGE Lancer 2 Door, Loeal ont owner ear.1 t)ean interlqr, · om.y and ata'ndard trana. Good tiret, radio, beater, dart ,.,• ., llnlah, inter- ltandard ttant. Radio dd ! ior like new. heater. blue flaloh, . pod tlru,, ., $895 $795 . • Claulc 4 ·' Door stallaa W1110n. ~ cnmed A • Dice wen c.red for car, 8 eyl englae wl\h new For Sole r!DP. lid. trou. - · boaiAir, pod Belp and bmm finish. terlor, lbarp 1vo:J l!lll blue flalall, pod tlrei,.., · dlo llld laoolor. 8 trl. ... ,· I)IDe, Power&llde - . pod tires. ' 1957 CHEVROLET Top Coupe. $7115 . 1957DODGE lvor7 and lllhl - fin. lab, .... llottery, wblteWIIl Jib new, eleon lillet!Dr, IJOffl>nlllaC V8 fiiCiae will aulol!."tic lnal. ~ heo,tor .,... . llpeelollbll week. I Door -Tnp~V8' """'"-. • pod lltii.. • ... 1!1, -~ YOtiTralli il \ I . ¥a Ciao« I!Miro loob and .... 1956.MERCURY • c I ' $595 • ~ • B!JeaJDe 4 Dooi", €lean fa. · $999 Bel Air - '\ 1958 C:HEVROI!'I' . ., iood. 8 lr C 1: , lr •ax••·..__, A lriiiiR Uo Q7pluQ- .o. CROWN.CIOUIIIIIIK ~ l8 Bill' A WIIIIIATB 07 THORN"'-KKI/roM I $1895 ·•· RID A. I _____..... •nOll' and vinyl trim. 1960 RAMBlER 0 II: H low mlleap local black flnlih, tJros little wear, 110 R.P, ._... · gtne, 4 speed tnno. lla,dlo, · healer, rod buetet - 1960 CORVAIR ll R . --- �16-Dan:rlmltfllel, Pollltn;-llkldl.,ect; o.. Dee. •• M'rs. Will Gives . Program for wsws Meeting .. • ID Middleport Mr and Mrs Arnold Richards vis~ over holiday weekend In Columbus wilh their daugh· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward s1:it. and son Vaughn. They were j(lined ' by their other daughters. Mrs. Patricia K . Col bu and son, evmiace u:unt!~ and Mr. and Mrs( 1 and 0 Sc· Y af. son. rett, mcmn ' Mrs. Ja7esJhtUlks, b~~':"'~~,j 0 ll5ter rs. IC children, Kay and Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and family were recent visitors in Parkersburg, W. Va. . . u.; Mrs. Oscar Basbarua. Jr. liM a~ •• Ia Pomeroy A3C Frederlclt C. Boyd left ".My HOUH 11 Your House" Wedneaday norn~n&, lor bls alr wu the topic ol the program base, llncbloe, Mich., presented by Mrs. James a two week. viait with bls parWill at the meeUng ol the WS- I..,ndts, Mrth ·and WS or the Entorprtse EUB • o er re tvea a s. Church Tueoday evening at the Mr. and Mrt. Elsa Gilmore of Mrs. Eldon Weeks. ond Denver Kapple were , h Com All day vlsltora In Parkersburg, The hymn, 0 ' • Vs. Ye Faithful opened ~pro- ] Rev. A. M. Grueaer returned gra.!n which was an ' adveD- 1to his h<11ne, Grove City Wedne.. lure in lriendship." Chrlslmas 1 day, after spending Tbanksglv· with Spanish American people j ing witb Miss (fenevieve Stobart discovering the meaning of and brother. He also visited In some or their traditlollal fesliv· Syracuse with Mr. and Mrs. ities as practiced by the aver- Dana Hysell. age family durmc the advent Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs. ..asotl, was presented ~gh WUUam Bartels were a playlet with Mrs. W11l as visitors In Parkersburg, W. ta'f"·W~~:f Mrs. Spanish American • . n d spent Tuesday With Mrs . Thomas Bentz as a neigh· het· mother, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd bor. and son, Mike, Mrs wm displayed a lreasHoliday dinner guests of Mr. ure chest "!hlch . con.tained artl· · and Mrs L w McComas in· cles expiammg thetr customs eluded h;, 'sis~r and family, and food such as ever8J'":~ Mr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoof tinate, gift packases, and· children.· Margaret, Floyd peppers, rectpe folders, creche leo and Mark or Waldo, and Mr. ftgunnes, Bible "'!,~!,Inand Mrs. Harold George and which were pondlper used by B · Lee GaiUpolis. Mrs. I ated by a ca e ~;; :~~: re~vering from a Ithe thousands. Mrs. Will. pre-. rg'Uness Mrs McComas vis- ! sen ted each member with a virus I . . r ld i cipes used by Spanited in Gallipolis last weekend I o er o re this children, Misses Norma Jean and Plant Foods Banquet Plans · Are Topic of Garden Club Are. Re~i~wed by "~~nd Boosters . rneellnl o1 tho Pomeroy Band Boolten 'l'wo gueob, Mra. Charie8 IOOialloD was held Tueoday IV· Can!on and Mr~. WWlam Bnnla ..u, at the Senior Hllb were pmeul whea the Rllt1.111d School anditorlum. Friendly Gardeners met 11 Mrs. Muine Arnold, pred-11 the home ol Mrl. B~~a: dent, conducted the ~~~II :v:u to use." which •• <!d Prayer lo ~ o w Plant fond was the topic of devot!OM by Mrs. Marvlll program given by Mrl. Ill- .,ho ~. "Evory~here,, chard Martin. She reported lhat where Christmas. by "!11111- ll bo I can he used on near- ' .!leporla were given ~ ne <11 bulb because Jt Ji,4teeo fi>r the band banquel ly "ry pacting and won1 J1o. Jield ,Jilturday at I p. m. IS 5 ow · lha there ~ Jwlilw Hllb Scboql audiShe : •.. torlmn. Mn. Arnold a&k<!d thai are e . ~~ who are ..,... planto. : ~.il\e ·· e, be al tbe ocb<JOl jl Mrs. Howard Blrchfleld, Mrs. at J ' p. ·'m. Hostessel for Janu· Joe Bolin, and Mrs. Rolierl ary were named and Include Snowden attended the Reglonalile Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. at the Nelsonvi Georgi! Hohstetter, Jr.,_lcj;mji· Church. Elnier White, aod Mrs. Kl ope~ ~~~: ence Ann Bearhs were visitors re tf" I The board meeting lor ~~teetln&ll al chairmen and club prtresllaptenlsl refreslttMIIIlt were served church attended by Mrs.· Mrs. HairY Watson, . held at was the Mlddlepo V W ber zo MenchiDI and Mrs. ft""n ~~unoed that the Neutzling wllh Mr.a I wast' ill be at the Hauck 81 contrllading hostess. nex mee 1ng w Martin Restaurant in Middle· . rt. The hostess, Mrs. Davis, Fourth Birthday :s~layed an arrangement using l ·ce~brated pkin leaves, 8 Indian com,a basket. Mr. George .lhl!lrll andMrnutsR In Jd WUHams won entertained: with a party ..at ' s. ona . , bo Saturday afternoon ·In thet raVeling prize and the door me , with her daughter and family . ! ish Americans during IEichinger S~day, .from Vete- ize went to Mrs. Carl servance of the fourth~:~~:ll season. rans Memonal Hospital where pr Tom Martin gave anniversary of tbelr Mrs. Paul Haptonsta\1 and I Luke 2: 1·20 was read ~ I she has been 8 patient for the Morrls. Mrs. the month Megan. ; A pink and white Mrs. Peter Stace were o~itted Mrs. Don Hunnel and Mr~. Will past siJ: weeks. Her daughter, the verse of • -day cake, inscri~ "RI1ppy as hostesses at the meetmg of read Silent Night In Spamsh af· 1Mrs. David McGhee of Colum• • • d Birthday! _Megan and the Middleport W.C.T.U. held ter which the grou~ sang the ' bus Is assisting In her care. Morrill lmtiate cream was served to the lnvllt-11 Friday evt'lling at the F1rst song in English to conciude the · Into Fraternity ed guests. · · Presbyterian Church in Middle- program . . . Dan E. Morris. son of Mr. Th,e_ ~tten th~e was carried port. Mrs. Menzel Smith, prestdent HAVE GUESTS d Mrs Robert F. Morris 243 out, ln . the ·dtshes, hats ' -'II nd cted a short business ses. .da an · ..,;.,uy napk)na and table cloth. Fav· Holiday weekend guests of Mr. tC? u h ports were given Thanksglvlng hoh_ y Mulberry Ave., waslpbar Ita .· Of clown blowouts haJ!!'~:'.:JI and Mrs. Harold Hubbard were ISIOD w en communications of Mr. and Mrs. Leland initiated lnto the A Ka 0 fr9 ' .. nd balloons w~M her daughter and family, Mr. and severa Patricia Ann and Chapter of the Phi Del~a. ppa cas, .a . and Mrs. Everett Foreman and ,were read.nd 8J'ace by Mrs. Sue, and Mrs. Gamet at hte Universlly of C1ncmnatL toG~ • : : : · Kim we,l·ll sons Brent and Brian of Lorain, Prayer a of Rose Hill, Pomeroy, jn Phi Delta Kappa is an tn~~~ . . Ohio: They also visited with Mr. Thorn~~ Beru: ~:os:!:~rs clnded Mr. and Mrs. E u en national professional fratemor\.ty bu:iJdy, ~VIdu:Ucox1 and Mrs Ottrner Grimm and mg, 8 er ~ IC and Teresa, for men in education. e San , am_ n, f Be Mr 81ld 'Mrs W. Foreman of Icbang_ed gifts. ware; Mr. and Mrs. membership is composed of re-· tew.Is, Joy .and Jef aver Ma.son W v~ carry\ng out the hos- Cook and Jerry and M r s. cognized leaders in the prof~· David and Mary Ann:~~:: , . . . !theme were served by the B1onden'na Mark1ey and R o s e sipn. Members corrte from a . The guest of honor Thanksgiving D a Y dmner ' tess to 12 members and Marie of Columbus; Mr. .and wide range of educational en- many lovelY: glfts f~m Mrs .-uests of Mr. and Mrs .. Vernon guests. Mrs. Wilbur Windland, Da- deavor. They are class room attending. J.dl HarriS and · Weber and family, Denms, Dean · • vid and Robin of teachers, administrators, col- F~ye Hamilton assisted Donna, Dallas and Duane •. were vme, and Mr. and Mrs. lege and university professors. MtUer with tbe party. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan , Windland, Sandra, Pamela and They represent research and DANCE . AT WAHAMA Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cheeyl of Hilliarda. leachinga In all areas of sub- Wahama Hiih School Baer and daughters. Chester; •t leci matter knowledge. n!l(lr teen danee 8 and Mrs. Roy Phillips of Wilkesel el s ENROLUI AT J.C Mr. Morris presently fin- . !"mtng Friday frl>tR a to 11 p. ville. , Mr. and Mrs. Barey Juanita L. Smith, daughter of ishing tho requu.:ments lor his 1 m. at tltejf shcool audltoriwl. Re~nt guests or Mr. and ' Mrs. Willi.am Lehew, Mrs. Dixie Smith bas master of eduea~ ~egree at The JayS will emcee Ute dance JI Mrs. Norman wayland and son, IAnn ice Obhnger, Mrs, ered f<11 the second the University of Cmcmati and which is open to the pubtln. Charles were their daughter and IPratt, and Mrs. Harold at Manatee Jwtior CoUI!j!e, is also working on a master deVllll'l'8 IN -OOLUMBUB family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert bach, were Sunday guests Bradeiiton, Fla., beslnning gree in natural science at the . ,... ,. Powell and children, David, M<. and Mrs. Ricbard Leifheit, 4, 1005. Site will University of Oklahoma ~erj Miss Shirley Beegle ~Ung Ricky and Gloria of Columbus. Springfield. Joining th egroup plete the first semester the oponsorship of the National weekend In ~bus The' Rev. and Mrs. George were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Le- started Alii. 24 on Dec. 11. Science Foundation. -.Niiji.l. .,. Siddal1 and children, Tom, Lao- , hew and daughters · of Colum-- -;;Niiaiiiiiliiiiliii . iiiimM>iiiiliiNiimiililftiliiO~ "" r1 amd Timmy of Platts~g, i bus a~d ~rs . Harold Johnson I spent the boliday weekend w1th I of Spnngf•eld. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Mrs. Leifheit en.terlatned the Smart. They joined Mr. and Kin Club and prtzes were I Mrs. George Hackett and chli· warded to Mrs. D~vll and Mrs. dren, Linda, Bill, Dennis, MeJ· Johnson. Mrs. Ohlinger won tbe · Will be open until 9 both ante and Rose Marie, Mr. door prize. Friday ond S.turdly - ~n Kloes, Athens, as din- At noon a buffet luncheon nlnt for your shopping ner guests of the Smarts' dau- was served from a table decghter and family, Mr. and Mrs. orated with a Christmu ~ent-­ convenience. Manning Kines and children, erpiece ofred bells lied Wttb. • Ktn, Lori and Lynn, for Thanks· velvet bow and flank~ witb living, red candles In aUver 'holders. Patty Loweey. Holzer Hospit· The table clotb and napkins al- l al student nurse, was the holl· so were decorated wltb red : day weekend guests of her par- bells. Fav..-s were red bows. i enll, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lowery During the social hour Ice aitd family. cream and cake and coffee was Recent guests of Mr. L. D. 1 enjoyed by .the 8J'?Up. The Diles inclnded his daughters, Christmas diMet wUI he Dec. : Mn. Fred Bush, Columbus, and Ja at the Martin Restaurant ID Mrs. Charles Jividen and ram1· Middleport. ly of AthetU. ---Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. RUBGIFT INFORMATION sel of Indianapolis, Ind. spent Memobers ol the Pomeroy Gar- · the holiday here with his mo- den Club who wish to contrlblher and sister, Mrs. Lulu Ru .. ute gijls to the Athena SoeU and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hospital are asked to le • v • Burns Harris and daugher, JUl. them wltb ~ Lydia EbenThey came especially to attend bacb or Mrs. Charla Pmlnithe high school reunion clas!l of 1er at once. the 20's at Point Pleasant, W. -----Va MEET TONIGHT · Bethel No. 62 of the Intetna· GJVli: FAIIDLY DINNER tiona! Order ol Joh'a Daugbt- [ Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter ers wiD meet tonight at 7:30 •ntertained with a family at the POIIIOIOl' Masonle Timdinner Thanksgiving at their pie. Thoro will be electlon of home at Bashan. Guests were officers. Mr and Mrs. Worley Davis, D•~ter; Mn. Robert Davis, HAVE GUEIIl'fl Linda, Dian, Glen, Rita and ThanltogivinC diDDOr cuesta e Cindy, Langsville: Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Ed J. Smith ":. Mn. KeMeth Davis. Roger and their chlldreD and tamllleo. • Rodney, Rutland; Mrs. Ronald and Mn. Edwin 8mlth and Davis, Middleport. !.he host dMt, Dlalll and Edwin and ltostess and Gary, Sharon, Mrl. Martha C8rle)1 apd and Gordon. and Mn. Lewll' E. .J Parkersburg, W. Va. Tuesday evening Mrs. ·Bill . Grueser and Mr o. Robert Richie Vtstted at ford W. Va. Tueaday, evening. Mrs. Bill Gueser and Mrs. ' VJs"ed Ro bert R't1 ch te ~ at lord, w., Va. Tuesday with_ Mrl. Grueser' Mother, Mrs William F1elds. Mrs. Dana Oliver returned to the home of her daughrer and ln-1 M d Mr son- aw, r. an s. ' Mn~=~ II '!.-~ker • ·Holiday. dresse•' to !It your every neel!. Lovely .to look a~ . . . dellcl!tfn1 .to '!'~~ ; . ' -r- . "Go.that's the ·soq , these . : lb-eVei1W,....• . dresses are slrietnc for yOu ·- , hen at' , • lowest prices. · '" · ' .,I ' re . *. · '· ! I ~JJ ~ . '· ' l - 'r • ' t II ~~ Jan. oiCilaijudiie~tle;i;iSUf~li-ii.i---~ •1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY IIV• '' ' ' . ' r 20~w~La•lttpo.JOO!I Ito!& " - WH Hoi j noor ·: WY 2-3741 290N.,....A... -,, 1r:':'' ~-,-~- WE ABE A."GOLD STAR SToRE" · :nl~·· Reflster on the Main noor ... OD the Second ~ · 1~· ~0.'07 ~ulldln£ ' ll cfooq below Court St. on Main Street. <A · ~.o. • Make Elberfelds In · Christmas ·'Gift ··. .. .. ' " Junior Sizes Miss• SHes Half t Sizes Rogers 'Fine Lingerie . -~ eSL1PS·111·whiN, !link, block, red . and Powder Buff ...••• , • • $4.110 " $6.110 . .,' eBRASTo ~tch ....... :·.......... $(;!1 . • eHALP SL!PS lu~ldte;· bl~k, " ... ' , ·to" IIO pink ................ ,.. • • ·· $3.qo .'$5• . _ eTRIMMID PANTIES In whfte, bioe!l; N'il.:.. · pink. blutt ond Powder BuH $1Miild $2.w eTAILOUD PANTIES and BRII!PS · . •• " 69C to $1.50 ' 1 e!'ULL LENGTH GOWNS ,,; ,L i ... ; $9;00 eWALTZ LENGTH GOWNS $6.110 to '.$11.110 . ePAJAMAS MATC~ING R~E · Sits .. ~.: ..... .. ... :·.,' ....•••.. $11.00 . . '· . eFULL LENGTH PAJAMAS ......... $f,-110 ·' eBAIY t:iOLL PAJ..,.u;s·· 1 • • . ·' S61110 to $9,00 ..a ' ePEtONd.l t .ETS ciW,.~ •lid '· . .' ~ . ,, = :'' lnt Coat) , ... : . . $1~.00, 10 $1~ .. eSLI,ERS In w~lte, , . Iii.,., red, bl•dc • ' I ' ·- · ' ' r' Dies Friday 1o....,..,- King Builders Supply .Co. • Pet!tea SPRI!D SATIN c;._ .. lil<e -.;.:. .Drioo Ia l'AINTINCI YOUR CHRISTMAS Tltllt Whr Not Try lprayln1 lpNd Satin.. COLORS UNLIMITED Alch In The Prt¥enthtn Of Ffrn c: . • .:4 ' Smllil: • - 1i ~ ---=:: ' IS '' Junior s;;:Sc<lllil At I W." M~s. I Kan Club Meets f. ld In Sprang ae L. 'fh ' FBI Arre~ts Sherif.f, . Deputy, With Massiv~ • In C-R Deaths· t' ll· Ne1Allln&. 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