http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b4bd559aede1028ca22bd1c8d624cd1.pdf 156095a2448157b7fb5165e70b4debfe PDF Text Text f' ~. . ~• ~ l "'~ ..... •.a on~ ~ and ;.. il?' inch d.r ...... bell: «<'I M old. ··~ I'O{T pr~l MJ) will \OWl m~ ••"Vi• MP, ~ dlt'l Story of Christ Told in Scripture, "" Song, Poetry, Meditation Monday : Stor Gorden Club's Yuletide Party ' Held at HoII'd Atk'IIJS Rura I Home 1 ay- n. birthday of Cbr1s1 told tn scrlptur.. SOIJi, poetry, end the devotional period. meditation wu p......,ted w!Jm Mrs. Setb Nichol11011, presi· 1 lu Pomeroy the W.S.C.S. of Heath Mdent .. presided over the busmess 1 Mr and Mrs. Richan! IAH· dlst Church met Monday eve~ meeting. The club Collect and bed and children, Curt and ing at the church. The meeting prayer were giVen m Wlison; j ma Jo returned to their borne was opened with a plano pre-. ,,, • s I< .... 0ow1oo and 11er 'iamJ4o ~..oekriiD,. .uz Msel o11 Thurldey 'lbo w......... - Awards in County Flower u-of Sh L' ted HospitalNe~ ..•. trom the arc~a. of the cburda. the M!cldloport r1r11 '!be meetll>i wa1 closed With Prwbytaiu Churoll will 111101 OW IS Elllored lloopllll Thureday ,...,., 11 tbo ehurdl "A Saluto to a.iltmu" wu , _ eote<q Holaor ~ ot 7:)0 p.m. Mrs. Joe llllley tbo theme of the Molp County p(~d~~id pulllarper:lt bouro. aDd Mill SuAn Park w111 be flower ahow held receaUy at · , ' • program and dfiOtional lead-- the Pomeroy Elementary Spruce ~GaUipolliM~ day afiern00n also the verse of the month. ill Springfield Sunday evening lude. ''He Shall Feed His en. IChool with ev-ery club iD tbe gene eent, The ~ntranct to th~ home Gifts were sent to Athens 1 after a weekend vtsit wJtb Mr. Flock," from the Messiah, by Hoatelsel are Mrs. DwJ&bt county participating. Star Rt., Gallipolia; ~ wa s decorafed wtth ~vergrt"en State HDspital by Mn Henry and Mrs. Harry Davis and Mn:. C. M. Hennelly wallace, Mn. Paul Haptorwtall, un. Chartn c. Lewis. region- :ackburn. Rt. 1• Ewlncton: and lights w1th a pme cone l'umeJ'. lt wa~ voted kl send a Mrs. Edgar Pratt. Mrs. Glenn Lambel1 , predMrs. Lewll Sauer, Marpret at director, wu chairman far Floyd. F. Clary, Rt. 1. wrea! h o:~ nd e ~ ergreens w1th a basket of fruit to Carmen's Mrs. Harold Johnson dent, conducted the meetlbg Sauer, Mrl. Joe Salley, Ml'l. the show. Mrs. GObert CUJiea 0_;1~Ci~~~~~~ug: f'est we red bow greeted the rest home Program books were to her home in Springfield and read from "The Open William Ohlinger, IDd. . Mra. of Marietta 110 accredited OA·lil· , ·• poguest s The horne was decor-: dlstnbuted by the chau-man, Monday after 8 visit with Door" by Faith Baldwin. Mrs. Lillian Steiff. A donatloD will GC jtJdte, i.u the judge using 8 ~ ~s G~iu~:-"·M pt~: attd throughout w1th arrange- ! Mrs Virgil Atkins. Tile COWlty and Mrs . Harry Davts. Emerson Jones was devotional be liven to tht Middleport tbe standard system or juding 8 Ro ~~s V~n.' ~ D mems ot pomsett1a, pin!! and Chnstmas flower show wall dis-- Mr and Mrs Leo Williams chairman and read a poem and Firemen Mrs 0 P. Klela will with blue ribbon for 1st red M_ I 734, E ' Ro • c&ndles T~e mantle was espec- cussed and members thanked Jac~on visl~ receotly m~itation on th_~ birth of be gue,i JOioJ.st. · ror 2nd, yellow, 3rd and White, li ~=.' W A~:b~. . !B ily beaunful , creatmg 11 fes- lor making arrangements. The Mrs. Welby Whaley Christ. Mrs. William Russell 4tb. F' · .........., tive atmosphe-re Itraveling prize was won by Spnngs Road ' sang, "The Coventry Carol," Bes Sanbol'll. Receiving ribbons tn the var- p ul ;-mb Av•., Gallipolll: Mr~ Jewt'll cho~e, lh~. topic, . Mrs. Ray Nicholson and the Eusene Eskew of Xenia accompanied by Mr. Russell. Club Entertained 1ous c-lasses were: Clall 1, ~cky ·LBe:bs, hRt. ~e~c~;. "_G'-o•d-'s•G • o•ft""""'H""_'_s_So_;n'.-;-.f_or.li hostess gift was won by Mrs. I the week end with relatives Mrs. Nan Moore presented Snowbound, Mrl. Dort. Davia, Jam L. Ra C ~~ e, f' , Seth Nicholson . the area. the program and was aasisted tn U 5 By Mr•. French blue; Clau 2. Merry Cbrlatmu, mor:"st · Mll;::ie~·~ The roll call was answered by Mrs . Harold Russell of by Moss Frieda .Faehnle and Mro. Edna French IDierlal& Mrs. Da Oaborne, blue: Clua lAo Daik.y Rt I • Portiand· Pom•roy, Ohio Igiving a suggestion for Christ- mgton, w. Va., visited ' Mrs. Hattie ~mJtb,Kl~ritpure nnua Inner ed her card club ror the Cbri!t· s, ~·s Everywhere, Mis! Roy Fox, W.Va.; mas decoration Mrs. Grover w1th her aunt, M1SS Nelle Bmg. readers. Mrs. · P. en sang mas party at ber home last Jessie §sunders, blue, Mrl, Ed Edward F Dutst Rt 1 Cotaor vocal number The Birthday • • · • 1 stout ga~~ a very .mterest_ng Rev. and Mrs. E ugene a King." with 'Mrs. Hennesy 5 e un week. 1berewasaglftexchange na Lee ' red Mrs Mlna u.~ nan, tageviUe, w. Va.; Homer B. LAST TIME TONIGHT talk on Care of Cut Hollies as and daughters, Laura . aod Jl'ize'l awarded to M r 1• yel~ow, and Mrs. Belva Willard, Sergent, Heodeno~tt w. Va.; "FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG" and Everweens." To help pre- and Gwen, left S11nday at the pumo. d nd The annual Christmas dinner Char1es Bradbury Mrs. Rich- wh1te. Kerry Royce Ches"" Shade; (Teehmeolor) serve the greens, slle sa1d, add noon for their home, St. Louis, Mrs. Moore rea poe~s a e ot the K1n Club was held sua- ard Gress, Mrs. ~bert Schmoll Clau 4, CandleUght, Mrs. J, Mn. Donald Horiupg: Athena; James Darren, Pamt>h Tif I ~=clu~~ ~;e pr~~~:~ w:d~- day at 6:30 p. m. at tbe Martin and Mrs. Robert Hysell, 8 cuest- W. McMurra7, blue, Mrs. Fred Joseph Trumbo Wan, Scotfm, Paul Lynde, Tma Louise. one tablespoon of sugar. to each Mo, after a visit with Colorc:utoon• quart of water In which you parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ,?' b A 1 rtl'- Sh 1 sed restaurant Memben were The home was decorated ID Blaettnar, red and wbite and town· Robert A Keaton Coal harden them, also avoid stor- Thomas. ~th Y PP ega · e c 0 seated at· a table wtth whitt keeping with the holiday season Mrs. Charles Lewis, yellow; Gro~· Raymonci A Albo WED. •nd THURSDAY I tng apples, pears or bananas Mtss Erma Smith of WID ~rayerth. b tl cover and centered wltb an ar-u Frencb -ed ............ ,.; CIBSI 5, Winter Returns, Mrs. 1 ... nd Paul G• ·~·-n, 1 ~· DK. 16-17 . h urmg e us1ness mee ng .1u.u. - • u , IG , ., • n~uc~ .... NOT OPEN I ne.ar holly, th~ will cause to hannon, W. ya., s~t t e Mrs. Klein social concerns com- r~ngement of red poinsettias COlJ'se to the abOve and Mrs. Mary ~'~ease, blue, Mrs. Betty Ashland, Ky.: Mn. Cbarlet V. 1fohage to slu-JVel and drop. week end w1th her Sister and . . ' be rted with green candles placed at LiOnel R.....-n Mrs Don Mills Dean, red, Mrs. Pat Thomas, Wood Columbus· a Mn FRIDAY :.nd SATURDAY R N' h I t l);ed I Mr d \1 nuss•on mem repo on __... .., ' ' ell and Mrs Sarah I , ~rHs.l'd ayo IC olson" a ~k brother-I_n-haw, . an rs. the Christmas ~mmunlty din~ intervals. and Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. yblow I'll ...... • .Sea ,Gree........,'- Dixie E. Smith, Ashland, KJ. D.c.mb•r 18-19 on o 1 ay ecora wns, rna - Phil Mem art. h'ld to be held 0 . Each guest waa Biven miniature W te'; '-'- v, sons .BirtbJ "JOHNNY COOL" 1 ~:r ~r ~ 1 thre~ thocfst Ch ec. Followmg tbe dinner tbe Santa ravors inp, Mn. Robert Reibel, blue, Mrs Garrett 0 Bowman, Ht'nry Silva, Ehzabeth Mont Iing of candles and ways they Mrs. w. A. Morgan and gomen·, Jim Bac·kus, .loey could be used, and door decor· daughter, Kathy Morsan, a e~ e f th1 h urch group went to the home of • Mrs. James TJtus, red, Mn. Crown. City son 3.15p m. MrL B1shop, Brad Dexter, SAM ' ' ations. Nancy Harris returned borne a~y. mem r ~ e c urc Mrs. Harry Davis in Syracuse Robert Coats, yellow and Mrs. · ·• 11 ' M" OA.VIS. Jr. 1 I Mrs. Virgil Atkins demonstra- Monday after a week end visit I ~-Jshmg_ to ~~t~lbute tto t ~he where members were greeted ARE DINNER HOST Joba Kincaid, white. ~hte~o ~36 R~ ~ ~llie F 1rtttt-: She's 011 Mine ( rurtoons 1 ted making a pine cone wreath, in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. :~er ~ a c;n ac Ful~by Sana tno tbe porch. The home Mr. and Mn. Karl Grueaer Class 1, Bo!pitaltty, Mrs. Haug M~!as· 'Rt 1 Bid' 8 displayed several home made R. L. Gotthardt and son, Brure. MemJ .~ 8 · 8 ~t~ar M ' w~s decorated tl.-oughout with entertained with a dinner Sun- Charles Lewll, blue, Mrs. John wefi son 11 .10 a~ · ' . • SUNc"'.:'~21~~ES. candles. Mrs . Jewell demonstrat- - --Wr. a~'bboec e, or r s. pomsetUas, eaodles, a_ nativity day at their bome, MlneriVille. Terrell, red. Mrs. Robert Lew· ' ' DI~Jw1eci "633 SQUADRONH ed making a tooth pick tree and was given each member as I ~ "\1 d scene, and decorated silver tree Present weN Mr. and Mrl. is, yellow and Mrs. Leo Kenne- John O'Dell Mrs 'Earl Dav <Technicolor) , a net tree . i favors. roun • ro n_car was under which gilts were placed. Pat Qlllnn and ehUdren, CiDdy dy white· Class a Holldaya, ' . • • Cliff Robertson (PTiog), Geo. 1 Cards were sent to Mrs. I .Refresl1ments. of salad, sand· 58enutentto aMI "v·etceararln•sn KMeeemorler.,.•a1 Mrs. Harold Johnson was the and Patrick of Columbus, Mra. ~. John' Kincakl, 'btue, Mn.· !!:,J,oSimlel'c_onJJeyohn,.~adyC. YL~o' ~!:f~~~s,-.r¥~!i~{!:·;r~~!Erma Vall! and Mrs. Norman w1ches and fru1t cake, nuts and PH .t 1 . P hostess £or the Welby ~, Rock Sprtnp JameJ Titus, red, Miss Nellle -.C'· M~ Darnel""'~........ ':':'. _ T bl , . . h h I'd d ed b ospl a m omeroy. R d and and M Grue uagg, rs. IUCIIIUII, ucaColorc•rtoo:Sou • j ~ill. A gift exc ange was en· o I ay can y were serv y Mrs. Leo Smith reported on Mrs. AMice Ohlinger, presl· oa • rs. • Zerkle, yellow and Mrs. R. V. nadine Cook, Gregory T. Fife, ~..,..,.,.....,__ _ _ _ _..l.J•::.Y::;ed::...,:b:!,y,..:::•I;;.I...;A::..,:h;;:o;;;IIY:...;;co;;:rs.:;a;lg~e l, ~e h~stesses. The next meet- the program held at Pomeroy dent, conducted a short business .. and 10111, Larry and Bob. Weatherman, white'; Class t, Mrs. Shay Spradlin, Mn. Phll:~g 111 bef ~~~~ J:O:?n 1~i~t in Nn•ember which rponoored session. A round robin get well Ho~ Dabyls, ~- BetMatyry DeaB. lip Globokar, Mrs. Marie Grubb 0 e orne VISI'II PARENTS Heines, ue, l'l'tn. a, Mrs. Waldo BrowD, Mn. Maur· • • a field worker tn the Women's card and a poinsettia were sent Soclety. Mrs. David Ent.sming- to Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb at Judy Martin spent the week red, Mrs. PbU J W~ll=n, ice Veoory, Mrs .. James Steele er reported the annual bazaar Holzer Hospital. A gift was end witb her pnntl, Mr. and yellow, and Mrs. ac n, and daughter, Mr1. Donald How· a success and thanked tllose sent to Miss Dorothy Leifheit Mrs. Ralph G. Martin of Mid· white. . ell and son. who contributed. Mrs. Smitb al. at Orient. A Chrlstmu dleport. Judy Is attending tile Cla91 IG, Spirit of Cbrjstmaa, ----so reported on the money and wreathe was purchased for the Nationwide Beauty Academ)' Mrs. Neal Jeffera, blue, Mrs. other gifts presented to Mrs. grave of Mrs. Emma !Aifllel~ In Columbus. S. Nicholson, red, Mrs. Nor· The U. S. steel lndWIIly •• a decealed mernbe<. Mra. c. man WI!~ yellow, and Mrs. tablished its llrot rtsearch ...,. Thirteen members of t h e J. Ebersbach and Mrs. otiUnJVirgil Atklnai white: C1ua II. ter at Middletown, Oblo, ID . Chester Garden Club recently er each recieved 8 box of canTO AUDIT IIOOK.I Changing Trends, Mrs. James 1910. enjoyed a turkey dinner with dy from the club. Trustees and offlcera of Titus, blue, Mrs. CUSh John· , all the trimmings at the Mar· Foreot Hole CollllCII Dlugb· oon, red, Mrs. John Kincaid, OOAGHTEB BORN un Restaurant in Middleport. FoUowlnJ the bualn101 ters of Amerlna mot MODdey yellow, and Mrs. Roher! Cona- Mr. and Mrs, John Jordan Aftoc the dinner tbe mem· o• • slon, o lift ..clump wu held. afternoon, at the bDme of Mrs. day, white; ClaBO 12, Ectrant.- tMyma Mllllf) of ltiO &. UY. bers adjourned to the home of Each member recei\red a box Phyllis Rowan, coUDCU deputy ment, Mrs. Homer Holter, blue, lngston, Columbus, are announ-tbe President, Mrs. Buell Ridelu Middleport of chocolates from Walter and reoonltng aecrelary, to aud· Mrs. Victor Hyaell, red, Mro. clng the birth of a t lb. I 01. ' ! nour, in Chester, whose home Mrs. Marvin Kelly 1s a pa- ter and Mrs. Davis presented il the books ol the CouncU. Pres-- Paul Bier, yellow and Mn. daughter, Tracy. Lynn, SundBJ. ' was very beautifully decorat- tient at Holzer Hospital for ob- ~ch with a rniniatW'e vase ent ·were Mrs. Gertrude Hoff· Horace Karr, white. Dectmber 13, at St. ADD Jlol. ed with a lighted Christmas tree servation and treatmenl filled with holly. man, Mrs. Audrey Koehler and Claa 13. Forecut, Mrs. Ma· pital in Columbus. Mr. and and many lovely Mrs. Marie Hawklna atteJJd. A decorated birthday cake, Sberlt!y Swan, trustees; Mrs. rie Birchfield, blue, Mrs. John Mrs. Bradlonl Maag of Mtnenin keeping with tbe ed a Christmas party Monday honoring Mrs. Ebersbach, Jndl. BeiJing, treasurer; Mra. Harrison, red, Mrs. Victor Ry- vOle ...e grandparent• end Mrs. Mrs. Willis Frost everuag in Gallipolis given by vidual leo cream bars eenlered Ulab Swao, llnandal oecretary; sell, yellow, and Mrs. Pe8l'l Stella Grueser of MlnemiU1 Ia 1several contests with prizes tile Ohio Civil Service Assocla~ with • tree, and punch were Rowan, Mrll. Grace Swan Mora, white; lnvJtaUonal class-- a great graildmotber. 1be late l ing to Mrs. Earl DeaD, aerved by Mrs. Jolmaon on and Klrt Rowan. eo, Mrs. Faye Samples, · Mra. Mr. and Mr1. M<1. llv&h Pearl Mora, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. steven Schudlc crystal trays. A !lllllll IAonl Dayton end Mrs. Rita Jordan of Gallipolis were lho I row Mora. of Bridgeport, Ohio, were mao candia waa on each ANOUNCE PLAY Frozer, Gallipolis club; Mrs. paternal grandparents. Mrs. Ridenour served puncb weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. and fovora were a The Rullond Clturch of the H. C. Waqh, Wa)'lllde club; . I and dainty assorted cookies James Criswell and daughter, ball with tho name of the wlll hOld Ill Olrlsl- Mn. Edward Preston, Cbeoblre Junior. If In houaeplanto, II In !rom her dining room table Dianna. ber\ lnscrlbed In 1Uver. play utlt!d "Ill My Falh- club, and Mn. James Jaokloa, evergreen apectmon, 17 In gill wilicb had an arrangement of The Miaaes Nellie and llallll Eber)l>seh received a Houae," Sllnday, December Wllkeavllle club. ' wraps, three ublblll of boolal, At poinsettias, greenery and Zerkle were gueats of Mrs, Uri ~1ft from her daugbler, at 7:30 at the Tberf wore olgbt onll'lea In end Zl In Cbrlllinu tle<orodles. Swisher for a holiday IJrunctr 'l.dgar Pratt. Tbo tnYlled. Invitational Clua, II In the tionl. Sensible The Garden club will have its held at be'r home in Cbesh1re regular Christmas at Sunday morning. Her mothe1·,1 Bank Rates the home of Mn. Roy Mrs. Roush, was alt!o • .•~~· with MMRS. Homer Holter, Mr. C. W. Wood, JOD Wyatt Chadwell and Mrs. C. M. Wond, Is reported much I les Griffith aa uaisi!Dg Improved at Holzer Hoapllal esses, this Wednesday evening. where he ia recuperattna from a recent heart condition. He il BACHTEL ON TOUR es1oecoed to be returned to bla ud t in Ravenswood, W. Va., htel st Forres t Bac • a en Wednesday where be wUl be Mount Union College, is on with the College Choir whi1ch! confined for seve<al mon~. for Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation rec(lvery. will incl ude Wa sh ington, D. C., Mrs. Lee Edwards of Gaithersburg, Md. and Jacksoo•-1 Fla., and New York City, ville and st. Petersbur&, Fla. her daughter, Mrs. WUliam Ur-They will return home f 0 r ban of Zanesville, returned to : The Star Ganlel> Club held Its Yulotlde party at the borne of Mrs Frank Halliday and Vll'gil Atkins, w1tb Mrs Robert J~well, ('('rhost~?SS, Dn Tinrs- 1 prayer by Mrl. Limbert. A desoert OOUI'lle wao aerved from • table covered with a red cloth and centered with an arrangement ol hoUy and red camaUOil! nanked w1th red tapen lh .tUver holder1. A rna~ danna arrangement Usillf! greenery and gold roses was placed on the worship center. Mn. Lambert presided at the silver coffee service. Hosteases were Mn. Robert Coats, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mn. Lawrence Milhoan and M i 11 MEIGS THEATRE I c::· .::ta'! I r a........ ° ' Man Oi~S · in Middle . A Middleport man wu kllleil Hospital this .milmine. m.tantly ..-J· inother Injured Veterans. ~rial .,..odaJ olgbt In a wlldly ear· where Weaver waa ...-.. car coming down Mid· tranoferred dlepdrt three tenths . of a lillie 1i l:li!ad • ani re party. : Turkey Dinner Is Enjoyed by Chester Club PILE UP ••• Become Getting pers0n0/ Overdue •.• SEE US About A i r Personal Loan ELBERFELDS l:ili ens lfalional B~ POMEROY ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR RCA VICTOR I TELEVISIONS - RADIOS- RECORD PLAYERS '?;;;:;;~=~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~Chr~istmas~~·====== A Gold Star Sto.-. In Pom~roy's Give•w•y. $700 c..h Complete Selection of Fresh Now Taking Orders For: a Cbrlstmas Wreatha a Artificial Cemetery tbeir homes Monday after bavheen called here by lbe 1death of Mrs. Elizabeth Allen of Rio Grande, motber of tbe Don Alleo. Mrs. Edwardli went to Columbus Monday and will fly to bel' bome from !hera. They have heeD gueall a! Mo. and Mrs. James Aroold, Mrs. Laura Bradbury and famiiJ In Middleport and other realtlve1 In the Rio Grande lll't!l. Mrs. Lewis Smith (JudJ Aniold) is WJable to be at ber teaching dulles at ,Kyger Creel: ochool this week becauoe of a ttl ENTIRE StoRE IS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNYIL·CHRISTMAS. virus lllne111. Recent guesto of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest lla<btel and da1J8ble<, Carol, were Dr. and Mra. E. R. Kelg of 81. Pele<a- Wreaths And Arrange- ments IJurc, eGravo. Blankete F)a, !onner residoDII Ill tfle area, Mr. and Mra. Emerion Joneo wore In Athens Suaday evenlag to attend the ~ Unusual Chrlttmaa Arrang• monfo - alao PoHory and Floor PlanNn- ol"~~::.~ ASK ABOUT "FLORA-CHEQUES" REDEEMABLE AT ALL F.T.D. DEALERS .......... ........ ·- Dttll"" • FRANCIS RORIST . ..... .,Ill.. I. MA!N ITIIIT 10!1. W'f taH . ,•...,, . ~..,.,.;,...,..,.,.,."i""f--ou..,.INIIOUIII'ft!O!tl WY,,_"ri""~~~~'" and Symphony Orcl!eounder lho dlroclioD of ElF 111"1'" W!Wtrom. Their daup~ er, Ba'rban. la a member the ehorua. Jolnlag them lor tbo concert ..... er and IIO!Iol&law, M.. and Loe Dovldaon. Mr. !.Ira • and Jlltl, . Stop In 0!1·Elberfeldo 2nd Floor, Select 111 RCA Victor Product lor a c1ft that will be appreclallld. Portable Record PJayen - Porlabh! Stereo; - Traaslator Radios - Clock Radios - Table Radloa - AMIFM.Iiodlo• -j'omoU.Jlarlt lO Color T.V.- Black aDd While T.V. ~r wODdetful ~CA VIctor Ster,eo Record Playe!'l• .. Tracie In your old T.V. ou anew RCA VIctor Color Set or Blaek ·and ..,bite and t11e Elberfeldo Sellllblt $)·redll:;; ~. · . . vr• Y•l(ll • •II these RCA . an.d you'll llke El!erhkh. "rOclucts they ..11 - t,n,p~ly Equ!~JMd Shop .- Tral•l8d"' liver, .Install allfl pro.-rly take cere of.your R¢A Vlct9r p!ic:h••l!l •f!'l ' • s:lfi ' · .;; -:.:.:..:.:.....:..:.:._:_~--:----'1""......,.,.;.-.--:-----+--:..__------------- • Ky . . en.ttne~.. e.. . -. Ab. i . .J . . . . ,;.•.,~ r. ,._ '*-• u 91 rr.. •••• •-... !£~ ----------~~--~--------------------· ~··--~----~~~--· ~·~·--------------~~~------------~~~-=~~~::~~~~~~------------~]~ --------------------~-VOL XVI NO. 208 ·· · ·· POMERoY-NIIODLEPOtn •.oH.td. WEDNESD.A:Y, DEC; 16. 1964 ~~~ FJVE ~ 0: 6i&n, !' . ?!- h/' • J ~'- c:r' r: I H ld S day WHEN BILLS J I .. r U.:. K• Cl b' A I o· 1 ' - •• ' ., , .' ' JD.U, Ientine!. Pomero~·~d~eport, 0 ., Dee. lS, 19M II • .· •l ' J .I \ I . , , --- ' 0 -0 rt Hill ·~rash .. ...---· ,.._ ,_ ' �., • ' • \i.- t . •,_I . • McArthur Wins Z·Da!IJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 •• Dee. 16, 19M ; Water Needs of Year 2,000 ; 1 Its ort, wa an wlit ·• of'!J' on.-e. "'' !!" YulePacbge Of Grants to Fight Poverty ca iol th roOn Inch der '' ( wer< MAKE THIS A "' HAPPY I IOWI m6: se .: ""' M!, !i diit . • .. • ' IJ . . - ·' . ---· --- . ~ ' ' w..,... .,..,.!d.. *' ··s College Basketball u- TIgers Lo . se FIrS.t ·H. ome Garne In 9year s *FOR HIM PLATFORM ROCKER R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. .. - -------- - -·. ----- --- 16 14 .533 with an 84-81 overtbiie victory only to ""' Villanova blow bot International Leap teams Philadelphia New York . . . 7 20 .259 hendtld Marietta Its first with 14 points In two minutea 8IUIOIIIICed by the Pittsburgh Western Division in five starts and In two for a «-22 balltlme lead. Pirates, parent club of the Jeta. 1 w· L. PPoc~·~ ..it.Jtl~;j..,~iiitiiiilii.aiiiiiiiiiiiliii~iiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,~ ioftiiiioi~i.~ Los Angeles 17 II ·' Louis . 12 Baltimore 12 17 -''"'" Detroit 12 19 .387 San Francisi!O'· · 10 21 .323 . .. . ' TuesdaY'• Resulta B"''ton 1%4 Sl Louis 109 San Fran. 134 New York 132-ot Detroit 131 Los Angeles 118 (Only gameNcheduled) Wednesday' Pames St. Louis vs. New York at Boston -- ·. •' San Francisco at Boston Los Ange~s ot Detroit Philadelpbla at Bai\\11Jore '. . JADE EASt * CLELAND'S T.V. "' ' DOWNIE·GROSS \riiiimiliiot..... St. . i I& _, ?:lteOHIV Trott the lift o_ ! love . • • • tr1111 lhl eltrisllllllS vift iirt to jive that 1pei!IM IOtnfOne, See lhe Chrlitrtlal tltat tnsls ltleetlob Clo\1>. trst 'im·ever/ our Lay·A\vay I>Jan. tiULOVA 11\!Nt l LAOI.I POLAROib BUXTON IILlFOlDS ... Kl1 · Wls_,_. --·PRINt COPIIR MOllEtCo .. ··t"fltiC! 'RICQ!ij)~­ ~f39.tl ..., - .. _ ..... - CIHI"ONL Y "3 , 1"? M'E'!P'75 nzr J'!•.•I!!J!!:II.~M'IIII'I ,.It,_~ 101 C•mer• i7 - •l . ' ' e ELGIN e HlMILt.... COMmn liN~ 0~ MEEKER LEATH~R GOODi liLLFOLDS- 'URSES . Santa Say1-.•- ~ ... ' EVANSVJi.LE ON TOP NEW YORK (UPI) ~ The Unilad Press lntemiltinal ·srn811 college ,basketball rallilgs first-place vrites and won--lOaf records -through Saturday, Dec. 12, in parentheses: , · Poln!J Evansville (341 (3-0) 349 ' Grambling (1) (5-0) 270 i S. Illinois (4-2) 189 4.• Frosno State 4-1) 157 1 ~- Akron (3-1) 1&0 6. Wittenberg (4-1) 137 .. 7. Pan American (3--1) 100 ' 8. Y01111g~town (>-0) 63 9. Caraoli-Newman (7~) 54 10. Rockhursl (3-21 44 Second 10 - II, North Da- · gota, U; 12. Holstra _1 13, ' Kenlucl[y State 32; 14, ~te . College of Iowa 27; I~ . jtla),. Southwest Missouri, Wt,a.f!nln. ster (Utah) and North Carobaa A&T 21i_ . 18, Linfield 1~: ~9. Wlnslod·Salem IS; · 20 (tie); Steuberwllle and Abilene Ollris. llan 15: "FREE" '. or '~ ' . WITH PURCHASE OF ANY f, ·• "" MAJOR BtlLFOLD~LuTcH I!ACIS-t.tllll'i'IRS .C11H Unlit e Tie Clups I key Chllflt . 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Mary's (Mbm.l li wl1tl za polntl, bul Jolin Gillie Pal, 1 ._. a If• light :rl-38 ~· Amos Wall-St. Proeoplus et m. Tedllll was the blC hero u .. t1 1M Cle••'•t ~ , brown topped with 11 Cre!Chloil 1011 Wllllam JeweD 7f dumped two foul liholl in ._ un•l!li' f1 while Dduglu 8DII Pooler ,..... Cblcago Tcbn. Ill AurGn- 11 !iDal U 10<101141 to pm tbe ,....,..,.. ': .16 each IICOriiiS 14 I« the wiDWartburg 11 Buellll Villa 71 on the cake 8Dd slop ABC JIIW'IIItll liir • ,oo went on to a ootid 55-48 stanza after having lrallad b7 Bes\llel CruJ_se, the· ollly oth- nin. u.;. .Ill Loru 71 GIIJ'I trlnnin& llriDI at m. t1 1M viciGr)'. · u mucil as 20 polllls. -A foul 1!1' Eastern player to hit ln 'l . ' _ Olbkoah tJ St. Nnri>ert li KemliJskl remly sbowed lop ~ .,..,.,. l( .,a " Coacil AJ Bowen'a green aDd Sliot by Price witli a- iiilillifo CIOilble figures wu Roger Spen. E!':e:::'artero. SoutherD st. (S.D.) 118 form oo the oecond frol! throW 11111iC-" •l 13 3Z IS 55 "I've white bed lJ-4 lead whoa the and a baH lei in the lhlrd per· cer with 13. CbM'Iea Kmghl had R . lelm!" , Yanktua M aa be canned the ball by !oolng "II'• 11eoe . . llriC tll&ir • '' 4 14 34 18 first pertnd, ended, wu abead iod and a buck~t by Marvi11 nine and Ken Hartung, 8. ' acme ! QuiDcJ eon. 'Ill .Macmurray 51 the other goal 8Dd tbrowln& ~ _ . , 1oeea 11 ~ 1i S7rlt 81 balltlllle and held 1 McKelvey cut the Eastern lead Price led Soulbem with 11 j Eastern - Speocer 4-$-13; !' ~ 112 Ft. ~ St. 67 hlB head. , ,..,.,_ libtlllo," :;::·: t. two basket• l>y pointa on oeveD f1eld goals and ,Hartung ~; Crul10 U.20; MusldDgum t4 WlltaJberl 43 Other scorers lor the win. . - · il ·~ 45-34 adv,;ntage at the ...t of to 41·34, but . d foul sbot three fr tbro s Th• next · Kni hi '19 Caldwell 11~· . · and M · IOid. ''D's•*'aeon ·Char] the lhlrd quarter. The Eagles I es Kn1ght an a eo w• < g T • ; • • Steubeuville 115 Gannuil 62 were, Cuppett. arvm be -cDIIIIIIH -· ... e· "• never wEI'e heblnd. by Cruise extended Eastern's ! highest Tornado was norman Badgley IHHJ; Eichin&er 1-0-2; Ohio U. 13 W. Va. Wea. 73 Eloess with 12 poinla each. peo& tame fllr aB dsloa.,. cr. Lanky Theron Cruise ted the lead to 45-34 at the end of the Norris with eight. . Totals 20 05.11) 55. Alhland 81 Wilmington 38 Big Jim Bowles paced GIIJ lbo tl 11ro - -.v; Eastern aback by dropping in period. . ~ Southern lad the reboundmg l Southern - Price 7-3-17; lloaal Wilberforce 96 Maloono M 29, wblle Carl Wolle add· year wldoli 111M fi1 ·c-'•? · six field goalo and eight free Tbe Tornadoes struggled des- ' with a IQtal of 33 compared to Fisher 11+4; Norris I.U; By Ualted Pren IDtena Mt. Union IZ ed 26 and Bill Andrews bad II. IDcladeo 1J ~ 1M • _ . . '_ •-· throws to teall all soorers with perately to mount arally dur- !8 lor Eastern. Norris led the lick 0.1·1; McKelvey 2--U; S. Corm. St. &~:!llimantlc 55 West Liberty (W. Va.) G11J ted at the quarter maru leope clubs ABC trill W.. v'1 . Cruloe scored conslstantly ing the final eight minutes. Tornadoes with ~5 while_ Har· . Baer 3-0-6; Grueser 1-0-2; Edinboro Wahh Oberlin 93 Westem Reserve II ~. but Falstall grab- vile ID a e1rc.11 • ··; 20 72 104 on bls jumpers from about 15 However, Eastern led 55-10 with tUIIII paced the wJDDers w1lh 10.1Clintock 2-0-4; Circle 040; Seton Hall-l9 Fonlham 67 Ball State 71 Hanover 51 bed the lead In the tblrd period JOIDO ..~ llalarday ... • ~ feet outside. three minutes left. Two-poinle!l Elstern's reserve team won tals 16 (1&-23) 48. · Jeraey C. St. If/ Montclair st. 67 Watertown N. 92 Mil. Con. 80 by outscoring the ~1'1 !M. two bolldayt, 'lbo oa1y o ·; The entire Eastern ball club • • • Hofstra 11 Fairleigh Dick. 13 In~ Tech 96 Bluffton 79 Frank Ctemeens 25 pomlll not 111 111o ........ • · hit with fine accuracy. The Conneclleut T1 Maesachusetts 67 Culver Stockton 1!4 Eurel<a 59 led bis teammates to a 71-111 1ft the New Yort Y"*OII Eagles scored on 20 of 37 field Trtnlty (Conn) 105 Coalll G 78 Freeport Com. 82 Rockford II squeaker over Evans. aud tbe l'llllldelpllla PtWCI .• goal tries lor a very . strong ,. · Penn Sl 53 C.U,sburg 39 · ~west Three othll' membero of · - - - - -- - - 54 per cent. average while Ra· By United Pre., Ioternalloaal oc games. I Steubenville, which lhares St. Joseph's (Pa.) n SW Oklahoma st. 78 E N.M. llll Scolt'a Grocery hit the double _, • cine wao scoring on 16 of 63 The first home court Joss to 1 Regulalloo play ended at 74-74 20th place in the small eoUege st. Jolm's (N.Y.) 56 Ollachlta 1C11 Arkansas Tech 102 · mark. Other aeorer. were .-... tries for a _poor 25 per cent. an Ohio Conference team in and the ove.')ime period saw ralings, notched its !lfth win VIllanova 95 Toledo to Arkanaaa Sl 79 Hendr':' 75 C. A. Duncan canned 18, Smith with 17, Paul Wlctllnl- ·' Eostern Jumped into an early nearly nine years lndleates that the lead until Dave without a loss with a rally lor Elizabethtown 62 Arbnsa• Coil. M Harding 43 Paul Swisher and JUD Bradbury wltb 11 aud Paul Fraley with lead with Ken Caldwell opening Wittenberg's domlnatlo• of the Veenenclaal hit a lf>.!oot jumper a 65-62 decision over Gannon Mlllersvllle St. 58 Arlansas 115 Tulsa M each put In 1%. , 10. the scoring on a foul shot and league will be interrup~ .this that put Capital abead 110-79 and after blowing a 14-j>olnt lead In Pace ?o Prall lnal 55 Texas Western 63 , Dave Holler paced ~vans Forr of Goodyear's !Iva stan. Cruise on a JUmper. • year. . . . :then added a pair of free the last nine miDUtea. Lowell Tech 67 Lowell St. M St. Michaels (N:M-1 47 with 30 points while Ronrue era hit double figures. The tight Eagle zone defense The Tigers' streak a&; 56 con- throwo wit 1:03 left. Dick Sow. Gannon lied It at llU2 Bloomsburg 89 Alliance 70 Okla. City 11 S. Methodist 72 ley added 14 and Duck Bill Brown lad tha way with fo<ced Southern outs1de and as secutive oc wins at home feU ar, who led aU scorers with U 2:22 left but Rand) Scranton 118 Albright 66 Weol added nnie. , 17, Willie Call had 16, Chick a result the Tornadoes could by the wayside Tuesday night points, hit a jump shot to pull sank a free throw and BuclmeD 89 W&J 54 Devner M Western s•. ~7 The Grooerymen led Conley 14 and Bob Boberta iJd6. not score. Eastern held a 9-6 as Muskingum upended them. the Pioneers within one point, Voge1sberger, who had Franklin & M 112 Urslnwl 61 Wash. st. 75 Idaho 78 at the lntem>ISSJ00 and won 12. first quarter lead before. Jack ._ 4443. Their last conference loBI but a pair of Cap I tal free points, hit a field goal to hand Bo.ton CoD. a3 Harvard 72 Long Beach St. 85 San Diego 75 in the final oeconds Firestille led at tbllllter1Do Bostick, 5·11 guard, .fmally at Springfield was Feb. t, 1956, throws spelled the end. Veeneo- the visitors their lirot deleat In ; Adelphia 73 Rider 72 ft~Y."'!-'I;sl~oo~M-;~22;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;__ broke the 1Ce lor Racme by to Marietta,, 70-69. daal finished wltb 2Z points. live outings. Buffalo st. 63 Niagara 58 FRANCONA TRADED In tho olba' contellt r tossing m a free throw w1th The Muskies shot a oearing Ohio University went outside !loud! a.EVELAND, Ohio (UPI) behind John thr"': minutes_ and 14 seconds 57 per cent froin the floor and the Mld·American Conference McCORD INJURED Bethany (W. va.) 9S Thiel 74 The lrade of Clevela~ !ndi8Dll boan'a 71 polntl defeated Goood- 11 left m the_ peruld. A short tune dominated the boards In oend· and romped over West Virginia BOSTON IUPI)-The Boston Miami (Fla.) 89 outfielder-infielder Tlto . Fran-7'/--59. later Bos!Jck sustained a badly ing the sixth-ranked Tigers to wesleyan, 93-73, on the strength Bruins were upected to St. Mary's (Call!.) T1 eona to the_ world cbempJOn St.\;;:.;_~;;;. sprained ankle and was SJde- their second loss of the seaon of a 17·poinl streak in the sec- nouoce a replacement lor w. va. st. 80 Beckley 118 Louis_ Cardinals. cam• ~s 110 big This ChrlstmH Glye A hned. . . In six games. oncl hall. Wooleyan did not jured defense man Bob Davidson 91 va . Military 19 surprJSa to thll CJty 1 sport Southern faded _to hll on . a 1t was a see-saw battle won score until 5:29 had elapsed aft· tnday. Ml Sl Mary's 82 circle. ~ field goal_lry unttl seven mm· by Muskingum on .John Solo- er tntermlaslon and fell behind Either Joe Watsoo or Ken American u. 75 IndlaD General Manager $ utes remam~ In the first half. mon's two free· throws with 14 61·34 after heing down nnly 10 Stephanson of the Bruins' Cothollc u. 76 Susquehanna 68 Gabe Paul completed the deal ... Larry Pnce s JUmp shot made seconds left, although the Mus- points at the half. Mike Haley, neapolis farm club Is w. Md. 82 Baltimore u. 74 lor an undisclosed amount of the sco<e 15--7 lavormg the VJSII· - kies never trailed after taking wltb 18 points, led the Bobcats to replace McCord, who twisted Citadel 76 Richmond 75 cash and one player to be ors. te lead at 40-39 on Joe Aragan· to their third win in lour his back Tuesday during » w. Ky. 73 canon Newman 54 named before tbe,~tart of the JWY !lOW AT --Eastern's hot shooting bright's free throw with less games. practice session. D. Lipscomb 74 Millsaps 'Ill l985 season. Th swap eame PRICES! AFTER SHAVE tinued to plague Coach Cray· than three mi~~.tes left, _. _ _ VU!ahova Stomp• Toledo ·JETS-SUNS TRADE Rollins 92 Georgia St '1% mmutes before the "!"'~~~\I l_s.P_E_C.IA_L_ _ __ MEN'S COLOGNI Arganbright led all ·.COrers Toledo, another Mid • ArrierJ. PI'ITSBURGH (UPI) - The Randolph M. 83 o. o.;mlnion 61 deadline for Inter-league with 21 points as Muskingum can Conference club. ran into Columbus Jets traded Midwest mg. N•tlo"-! Basketball By Unlled Pross ln~emallonal took only its thin! win in five !6th-ranked Villanova and was Ted Savage and pitcher Earl Illinois 70 Wisconsin 56 The Car~~ are expected to WY 2·2255 EasteP Dlvlswn games and first in three con· walloped, 95-10. The Wildcats Francis to the Jackllonville Capital 84 Marleba 81 (OT) offer a chOice between two POMEROY W· L. Pet. ference cootesls. ripped off 15 .points before the for ootfielder Roo Cox and In- St. Ambrooe 71 Iowa Wes 70 fronl-l!n~ ~etera_ns and a Pameroy · 6D8 I. Moln 51, . OPEN IYEIIIIIGI Boston 24 6 .800 Capital Upends Marietta Rockets bit a basket, but To. fielder Jack Damaska Valparaiso 72 M ell · of P","IDismg mmor-leaguera ' CmGinnall 18 ll .621 Capital engineered an upset ledo pulled back to within 3().22 The trade between the arqu • 61 Pauls perusal. . at< ;.: KJ?l ,._ upoolo .... G6Jtliil ... to ........... .., ........ Tuooc1a7 Dlplia tbe :~=~~==~-. 81-'11, eel IIOIIIId .,... .,. ••u,.Ill 'r< • ~ tumbled Southern'• nor Slone's 1'~ . · 'Iii Goiil!)l! ,~ -~ Bob PurPle Tornado cage team lor lhroogbout the _aecond·lnll mosl jdl'uew, lliid a (llllr of buckel& 1M f1ri1 time in o1no years of the third periods. -. ~~cut lbll advllll\8ge to t'ueaday night at Racine u the Southern begail a comeba<S· by the Wne the game Eagles pUed up an ..arty lead midway throilgh - the tlllrd ended, , . _ "" ..... and m• an4 Two Upseb$ are Reeorded Tuesda} ::-'n::;t'l:, .. 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"'"\ : ., For ovwry m.......,. of the fomlly ........,._._... .. - . 416 Mall! St.-Ph. 675·2980-Polnt-¥. . .nt r:;;;;:~~ TOBACCO ' ·Fruit-Cocktail 3~ sl •. ewcmcw~'*~··'fi.£Etpizf;pzrJfc<ftc•a; ••:c1rznt.;zsrssa t aaJJUJJJ . " ~,.,. . "' . ' , • !'<' NAIUIOW ' _., i• · LE MANS . , ' . . , ,, BRIDG& B~ I(Ueld. BY JUSTIN or her '( ··• lift,. ii i~ BILLFOLDS ~ ~SHAVING • SETS i1 I ~ . .~ lllp. JJ/19/oo 3 -~~~.iliiiiA. $2.29 .. 5 ............. .. $3.59 10 ~~------· $6.59 Dutmqru TIFFIN CREDIT $1.00 UP . . 9 39 • REGISTER TOdAYI The wl&e men came from for· . Tenderay Boneleu Rolled & Tied • :ALL STEEL - 26" LQNd, lS" WIDE 19-.9'5 I Large Assortment = ' $1.98 UP 1 I ...., I ~ .. i ......, Boston Rolled-Roast I i i ·' '· , . •J9 ..4No.•741-&'1914s 1~ B1BLES 1 i Viewmaster · it'lCCICICti(ICICCICJCICCtiiC'IIIICII1 r:::::::::Jt· .............._.. I' RANGE CORNING SET .· t~ ~ ., ll"STEEL ...._ ........., ,...... Horinol C.... II Fully Coolcoll · BoneIe111 llam · ..• •-•••. -••.•• ••••• .. ,~.. . '~ A '*··-~·~~·~-~---~-, :illltlt_ _ _ _ ,......., Duckllnp u•• ..~-~~·--~~~·-···· .. 39e Routtn1 Qdckens .....~~.~~ •••.•. -. 4•e Turkey Routt ... ..":f!:~r. ; .: .~ .. it. 89e :r J ' TURKf.Y That star sUD shines for you and me So \el us all with one aceerd; Journey onward till we see Our King of Kings and Lord Lords. Lewis Long . o~. • 59c upi §~ · Large Assortment BOXED I w A "Kroger . H· am B · ar" B~ttPortion .... 45e c:"~t;; Ham .... 79t lh 09 . And those whn came from far eign lands, 1 Our Lord and Saviour to behold: 1Laying treasures at his feet Pure frankincense, myrrb and · gold. ~·-------- ~~ .~---·-----~-------~ TOll • 12" ,;. SET ........ LB. - and near , Beheld our Saviour'"& glorious ( face. . · .. .. • ~WLING 10 I t ' U"Sfti!:L REFB.IGERA. BEEHIVE ' The star went ooward through the night, Until it reached the hallowed place, •• i lb. . . ~t ...,, S~T HOUSE .... 3 FREE The shepherds all of one accord, Journeyed on to Bethlehem Led by a star twas sent by God 1 i To light the path for wayward · men. i i DOLL Kings The child that In the maage1dl lay. SWISHER & LOHSE • ~' • Armour Star. O•ear Magn Phillips Sisters Style Shop Me, li . • . 'TEA SET ON KNIT SUITS and WINTER COATS will FOR THE .• : OPEN EVENINGS . FEt(Jturing Our Biggest Toyland Gifts fo'r the Home · Gifts For the Car ~- · roon . JM1,1 I ~.......,.- I' CHARLESToN, vi. Va. (UP!) D - The Governor's Committee -1, F.fQgramS And ever pushed on west· on School! and Dollnqueney ,... , ' on this turbulent earth, But t1'uer men brought ~e~ • ported Tuesday ..,. GQvemor Tht> ~~ ars are still shining; And soon our states w. w. Barron with a biting ... f.,.,.;;D • Tht cl ouds may be dark, blessed were posltion of deilnqueney In K•· • but the moon ovE!f'head With courts and schools and nawha County and a sweeping I.Pnds a soft silver lining! set of recommendations. churches . New rulers may rise, OUR NATION'S GI.ORY To spread our (aith alar. coJmudglet•-WUclhia~ J. ~-'!'dpsothn, MASON - Chrlslmu Theu brou"ht our flag new glory • m u:e BU"man. :sw e ~Id d_ynastjes fall Our fathers sought for freedom , ~ ,e. report "should iD no way be grall\8 were presented by 1 In historic procession: And not for hoarded gold, With ev 1) added star . considered an indictment of the Mason Grade School PTA But the stars give assurance And chartered civil compacts . Kanawha County school system. the Wahama Junior and -linr II the Ruler of all With concepts new and bold. Let others boast an empu-e . High PTA's when they Met Holds His throne in possession. They he)d to stern convictions, Where th' sun can never set, But h.ts report pulled .no past week. -• fo mfound writing of behavior The Wah ama White Fa1con But workIC\I r progress too : Of widening spheres . of Influence punches bl Ka Our parties and politics This is our nation's glory And all the gam they gel: pro ems among naw- Band directed by Thomu 1Reed: presented several Cbrill~ To which we must be true. We boast of great';' glories - ha.. County youths. . chaage with the 1:\lnes: But the stara in their courses We_ otter freedoms cup, Theft IS the largest s~gle 11185 selections 81 the Run on with untiring strength While olhers searched !Ot" loon· Feeding the ones we conquer, type of delinquency cnmes meeting on ThU1'1lday at I be . 1 Lifting the fallen up! of •iolence are frequent .._.. school. Wahaina S.OO Dirl•c-11 ~·••=••~:::"'~'QCC£C!C.WrrN:aaas•;• wcw•~uacc drmklng IS on occasion permit- tor Jeo Jagerick accompanied The glories of our country ted or even eiiOOIII'aged by ad· band on the ~Iarine! In pre. W9RClEST~R Are ol the heart and mind. ults . sexual delin~uency in. senting the Christmas music. . Unseen by the godless DlllliODS eludes pre-marllal mrercourse Assistant Superintenden~ Whose spirits' eyes are blind engaged in by an undetermined Tholll88 Reed, presented. 1 be .They see our wealth and pro- pe~centage of youth from ali Christmas story tal:en f r 0 m CRYSTAL gress, SOCial and economic cla..es . Luke 2nd Chapter Our living standards good, cheating in school! is wideMr. Gerakl ~. 1' piece set wltb But fall to see beneath them , of !be association announeed lel'Vice for - · . Our faith and brotherhood. hear, · that at the next .;eetins 00 lkeok·realltant . polyityreno. Ralph T. Nordlund The angel! cla<l In robeo J••n•~ 7th a guest :.,eske•·[ J whit... _, "1 will Inform the group of t h e , Twas on a night so bright and , special school levy to be VOiltill II clear Glad tidings to all men on by 'the public January 12th. That there appeared a heavenbring The PTA voted to sponsor a RANCH -$T¥LE Court St.. Pomeroy I ly light: Unto you is bom this day; New Year's Dance at Wahama ' And as the shepherds paused to God's only son the King = .., .: ' 1 ., Who p-...c~ f~ ·:r: While olhero IOQibl for And spurned lho gain · ron, We were content to alot7 In cultivatmg soil! Fear not while tile 11an are ahiniag above, Tbougb chaage seems appalling: For the throne of the lord will endure, though at last E 'en stars will be (allin&! Ralph T. Nordlomd S86 Maple Ae., Fosooria, 0., supply pastor, area Baptist churches on occasion. THE STARS S11LL SIIINll IWritteo Nov. 3, 't1 1 Though tumults arise •ney ;,.~ .,... ~· ~ .. ....., . ~ ..,. "a!W • tal1lr n_Jirupl . , 01 tabled healu. .... t<l!dh. 1ft: "' Our *Ill •• lllesBed "Ill! 111'11- tblwill oadf storm Joa:e lallhlul wiJeol.-1 THE POET'5 CORNER • ta, tOM Dutch Apple Cookies~ ':,: 49t ·- . SUI\Ihine Lemon Cookie• . •. '!. 45t Brach's Peanut Clusters . -... -. 39c 'odllelan Olive OU ••• ·····: "·..9.~ �' 1 •l .. ( · .. ' • Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ·t ... do!~! By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ; er& ~ Til wti\t ,. Of'3' ..... and . on~ •nd it ~ ro<ln inch THE SHOE d.. 'i\'ef'( bell• <d-:t Iii old. and t'OIJ' pr~1 Ml!i will loW< m61 se ; ""' TABLE TENNIS TOPS REGULATION Me, ~ diri IIZI - . $11.95 , HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. · • MASON, W, VA, SP 3·5554 • ' ' ll 1< • - BEST to give ... B,EST to receive ~ •.' I. ~ ••. ". ..•''. . .-. ~ ~ ' ., TV Starts as low as - 449.95 ~ ~TN • SERVICE ••,. (ON REQUEST) ~ , . •ril!the 'Nason to give !/ I COLOR 2-Hour DRY QEANING 7 ZENITH NYLONS WY 2-5421 . " .. · , "'r-4 . 'GfFTS Danltl Gr"n Slippers .. -- .. OF .. . Quality ' ~ ' ' I "' " . '. ' - ' ' ,. . Therels. a Zenith for 'everyone on your · gift list Other Styles by · o.nl•ll~..iiili!!.:.MChlp· it ·~tr·..." "l~lren(a Slippers Front-loading FRIG Dishmobile · Magic Silk 8.99 · 2~9t•i8p ' l:'l ~: ': '•.. ~:.df! Other Brands For Udles' ' . . . ... f.,ll ~.....~ .lit ,' 9.99 ·--- -MOJUD -~., .. . ., '..... '· .,,." ··.( •' c' • ' ,. . '\ 0 •' ' .~:• ·•AM Radio ' .' ZENITH ,. ' · ... ,• ' . .' . . .. .. ' •· • Maplo Choppinc Block work surface, esanitizea dishes. Families with dilbwashers have '. . '·. low •• eColor TV eBiack & White TV ePortable TV • Porteble Phonograph • Stere(! Tr•nslstor Radio eCiocll . Consoles ePocket . Radio Tlible Radio eFM-AM Table Sllv•.~IPt · By starts •• ~,. I ,"'·· '•• • .••• ;. l' fewer cOlds. · • lflcapocily usually moans once-a-day dlshwuhlns. • Swlrllns w- Adiato . ICnlbo r<lf"/ surface. • No Installation required. s . I . ~' ......,._., ....... 1 tift for tho wholo ·"""nY - _...., hoo .,.,. Hmo to opond with 1M - ' - only Z to So por loo4, obout 11Mt I' <:·BAKfR·FURNITURE ! . ' . ~ l' • ; ' ~ ' .. lmit1tH ~ 1rm ~!Ahre · 2•nlth ~. ·. · ~ • flll!W•.' c.n I the world's most .:. ' +•\ _,fnlnt-1111- .fin - H e dbhw11hor Is Quality fMt!lffl That PF0¥1d. v_~· . More Lli..,.ing Ple1sure ... - • Roii·To-You nocks for __ J MJDOLIPORT, 0. . . AT ' ~.. ' ! • ,. • •'• .' • . �'" l • •D-llally Selltlllel, PomtrOy·Mid41tport, o, Dec. 18, 1864 HELEN HELP US! ... N Ha ew ven News Notes 1.--by He:en Sattel--' ;, ~ ' ' HEARTHSTONE·. or+ .or;pi IAKI AND SEIVI on::!· Weft and and ;~ ~ roon mc)t det w... Home Babel Bread In Only 15 Mlnutie · AND belli t1!it HEATING Ill old. CRAN-Y an6 ('O{f SAUCE pr~ M!i NO LIMITS NC MiNIMUM PURCHASE NEEDED Z~39' wiil loll'< mt< .. .,. ae .: DOLTOR SAYS Mf , G dlri ' • • ' B I< ' ' ~ J ••. LYONS Affairs Center, University Mbm~ sota, Minn. - H 8y Wayne G. llnDtlotadl, M.D. ON EXPENSIVE DATING From time lo· Ume, P.,.sons . ask me if we would not all be Dear Helen : eliminated I am w~;iting to you a~ _ Jou1 11 better off if we !rom our diet sueh ttemo as young Mr. Broke, who 11 ~ver, kidneys and sweetbreads and can't afford $4.35 for because these al.an4uJar . cuts date. I think • boy of.,II04Utd~l't l l under ceriJill cii'Qume~ li' ' ready to date so he •• vavate ao111f ll'lhrlllt. Or bt-l worry about tht expense. :ause Iaili IQI'IIYite SOI!If dis· ' thould lVIII untU he's old enough ..... of lhi Uvw llld contrlb- to work and ...,.. In my opmlte to lwrdtnlne of tho arterlea. Jon 1 tlrl obould never dutchThe 1111- 11 1 flat JIQ, Eaeh ' trot. If a boy '*''t afford If us ia llldlvldual and not , Idate, ba should not ask her , model !rom u aaembly line. Iout. - UNDA 1 !'here m muy . different dis- Dear Helen: I aase~ of ~Mtabollml, but JIQ one I'm 1 14-year-old boy and ~ indivld\lal hu a monopoly on 1 atree 100 per cent with , all ol ~- ·Dlabetll II one of , "Broke." lt't not that I'm them and lout il1110ther. The I tightward, It'• just if she Wanta ! Uver thai - llllkt BOUIY 111'- another elate, she'd better make , thrJtls worse can cure the vie- the first one light. Boys our lim of pernicious anemia, and , age shouldn't have to spend I rots, ba they satlll'ated or un- $4.35 on just one girl. " Broke" : soturated may be needed to shouldn't be so quick to pick I oudd up a pe""?n who IS under· I the tab or else he should wOJght or who m suffermg from "P et h '-sKIP I 10me form of vitamin deficien· 1org er · lJI· Dear Helen: If everybody cut out all tht : I'm 1 IO)Ibomore In high , :oods that wert harmful to oehool llld bert is my opinion someone, we would ·aU lllrve : aboUt tho • bJsb eost ol dating. Jo deatb;. Tllert II mucb truth ; 11 1 boy aakl me out, he n the 'old ~fll8 that UIW Jlbould pay;· Ji I ask him • aaut will eurt 1 pl'lllln and achool girl's , choice affair, , ldll and lrislunu. Tba Ollly lhinl or a church party, I should iltat would be worae titan cut· pay. 11 he's not old enough to Ung out aU poteallally hlrJII, -pi lht respoDSiblllty of lui foods would be for ovtry· bill, he't not old enough to 011e to take aU tht pollllUaUY elate. PAM ileneficial drup that are avalfable. One mill's remedy may , Dear Helen: ilso be anothc man's polson. When a boy takes me to the ·· movies, he pays my way. and Q - b uwli aeJwnm you then I buy the refresbmenll. ~lked abollt llli Vlalmtnt of IWhy not? He blln't got IllY •hiplatll- lnjuey, What 11 the more monoy IbiD I bave. -It best methud ol prevention? Dear Helen: A - Sblee ,-hlpla&hes a r e Any ~irl that lets a boJ ot eoused by rear-end vehicle col· 14 pay $4.35 for a data Ia put. lieions, 011f :ol tbe sunplest ty _..ive. 1 am 13 which neans of p!''!\'mUoa II to mike almoll t<JO young to 10 out, 10ur car clearly visible from but when 0 boy takll me to a 'great. diiiiMt.lD some states, matinee, I pay my way to the litis is accompl1alled by renee· show and Jet him buy lilt a lor type license plates. II your bag ~f popcorn. 1 am 1101 adalate bat not yet adopted these, vising " Broke" to tell put re O~ tape on your rear date, "You your W&J and bumper, This bat oaved more I'll get the • :han om; l!llllOrllt wll9 wu uti- 11 he )mows the Birl, a oware lila!·Ilk 1111 -illhl• .,.re hint wm never hurt. lOt worldlig'. CIUS. Head oapports behind the front seat are also recommend- This column fa dedicated ed. When JOil feel that tht car family living, so U you're ~:;II immedlatelf In back of you is 111g kid trouble or just oil following yw too elosely, Ill- trouble, let Helen help IU<J. II oal for tho driver to POll you. Shtl Will also wtlcomo 11e wJII Jlt. ·lltiJCbltd, llld you awn amutin8 u;perlence. may IMNbf )INYIIII a llvpld dma Helea Bottel In care aecident. lhla IIIWJIPIPII'. I'RI!SHoSTIW SIZE SHANK HALl' HA~• --- FRESH • .. . .' . . I ! 'l ..n 69c Center Sllctt _ lb. 19c • • ~ ' • R!)SE CROIX BRAND Mrs. Stace is Hostess for Past Chiefs lb• $1 SHORTENING • • • 59c .... Sib. w.·,. .. Y..a cady for Oaristr111 ODd ~ rest of tile MolclcJI}' ..,.,. will! llle foods IIRCI al tile tri rhplllat go will 1M biogell oelebralioll of SUGAR • • • • • 10 .... BEEF··STEW . • • 49c SALMON. • • 59c CH'ILI .BEANS • • CO'RN MEAL • CRACKERS • • • TO·ILET ·TISSUE DINTY MOORE OR ARMOUR'S ~UTHE-D~IGHT ' .!n 3 59c JUMab· an . ,STAI.K MARTHA WHITE HOT RISE . .. IANQUIT~EN . · , ,~ Loyal Helpers .Class.~njoys rt 01 r~ --~---:·:.,_V -i·~~~Mr:r ,_ '· _- m~_-. \~ IRAND _. ' $WEET ~.~,.~ U;M -~. .. )! ,v.~• . CALifORNIA SUNKIST ;NAVEL ~'1-··· 2 ~.;3"9~-· . '"" ':· ' ·cocKTAtl ' 1. ' ,., ?''''-'''· • JIIIIIP....._ . Spicy I . .. . l .ua: ltED CAKE I . .:; . ! ~ .. '\'' . ,,r ' . GE :J .uI cIE '" . 1 ;,~ ;!J '. 00·:k T!J yOUR FAVOIUTI CHAttilY 8\!10 p.m., lor tur'ey tllnl<er. ICE CREAM ,M[J.k GALLON at to the party room for a 1!1'8111 where I!J'OliP ~ CROWN BRAND Sandwich Creme TOP QUAUTY ' -.J . COOKIES c !gal. carton pkg. .. \ 3 FOLGER'S INSTANT IUCKIYI ~Fm . 39~ ....,._ ,,_ . , MEA.'t Qrd~r .. ....... , ,. I ., llelli. 1JT11 Limit . ' ' tOoz.f•r-1.19 .A. ' .. ItJ . . ....... fill-- ~ .Right ... Fresh & Crisp . Golden Yellow ' • HEA·D· . .~.'. , TEXAS , {}:~:CARROT·S ' ' - 29c ! ...... J9c 2-lb. PURl PORK BACON ' 'FOidh~ '•'fH!Y ARE VAWAILEI WI WJlrPAY Y.a CENT FAIRMONT pkg. I Baby . AR V1rleties ••••••.••••••••, ' ~39c .. c,ountry· reataurabt MOnday "SDent .Nlgbt'' openecl':lbe ..... lol)owed with Mila Marcia Karr from, Luka FRUIT TV DINNERS 4 INNER PACKAGES 4-roll Tbe LOYal Helpers elasa ol the Albuiy Methodlsl ebureb Sjraeuae. met at tbe Town Tbe: IJ:oup BANQUET BRAND CpN\0 IRAND · .USORTED COLORS Turkey Dinner ' .,. ·-Q~NG.ES PorATOES Clover Ferm Store · 300 PRIDE SALTINE .J." -Your Local BUSH'S BAAND ·' lit. '••lr, .... ot . . - · - - tW.g .. - un ••••.• .... I"''C I lfoce and shop for fltellY• l-Ib. Well Trimmed ~ .Aal' '-- ·sTE·A · '• ~ ': eon LIBBY'S PINK - SHORIENING ' ;. ·. CAUPORNtA ROUND. WHITE BEAUTY ... 71 ar. Care to - IV. lb. ' 6:; 49c ,. . SU~ER-RIGHT B-ISCUITS · Sw_, Milk .... r· Jeiiii'RIGh.\ft~ ~ --OIIT41TI COLA. N.HI, ) Na.2V. ana lb. ' ~ RUTLAND TEEN QUEEN : GW EXTRA FINE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE I ' ) --- .SWEET PEAS 1 PEARS • • • • • 3 SOUTHERN STAR',COOKID cola -no sugar at all RT. 124 Mon. Thno lat. ana Full Butt Helf - lb. 49c ' ::~~K Whole Hem _lb. 45c · HALF diet· rite. '~,. PHONE IH 2-1541 RACINE 303 14 to 16-llt. Sill new or4?' ~ calorie per serui,ng Fifth and Peerl 0pon I "' I - Clover firm DeJMrtment Store "TTil Ston Wllb A Bart" TEI!N QUEEN BRAND IULTANA ;; TUPPERS PLAINS A LARGE SELECTION NOW ON DISPLAY RUTLAND Food M.rlcet ..... , ...... ;~~~ ·.~" ·1 I 4Sc OYStERS RACINE Clover Ferm Store Route 7 lreDI . al . ,. I II lb. ,n ·'.•, CHRISTMAS CANDY -- Dear 1\. K.: Write to W or I d . _ I A HOLSUM PRODUCT .. ., t -·· ' ! •"" ,. -~·;' ., �l'elevisio1•·'Revue ' . .......................,... ....... HOLLYWOOD 'M'U - It'IIIJ ,~~:':~ diffi<uJI jo lm.,me tbat tlli.IWIB te:evllloll ,...., wiD produce a !hal producer r .-ogram ol 1110re eonsulllmaleheim and l>e•uiJ; or permoeiJi -wor I b, a,ed thaJ! Monday nlgbl'• "CBS lie- sliowlttc -how ,....... 11117 ... 4....-.,..,.u..~ <dlavld ... ~ "--.ll ..et) ..... . ... .... ....... ~!Wih- lot' • .... • -.on ........··-"" u.. - ....... "".' b .... ~ •o.u,...a ... ~ n.e. Ill"' "'... ·~. . . ~ II ~.»lltl 1i* • ....,.. fot 'rtu. .... .......,.. .. ta.rd- lt!J 0~ Ill _.NI Nl 'ldl . .ld -.ttftlll 10 Mwt. :Atw OJt , ... 4N._ • uua - •• • • :>orts" hour about collllt PJh19'prtnc:lplto lind· ~asall, who will be 88 !l.oell"xlle from ana oarn.. a • W"!!'H m.m k .....,.. .. ....\iolnLo ..... ' Only NBC-TV's re<ent speclallrom the S.irio aoout the --'"~ l)u ....., i SpiiDisll eoii!JI; a ma~b> for H. · '1 • "\ of l'lierto Rico, left " CBS Reports." ·~ broad. land a quarter of a ""'~Ill for lhe flnl :11!11• In its .... :_l&~e Monday ~~ IIOt, ,~here To watch ,Casali ,en~ il wiJI lie seeD perDIIMJ!Uy In I slucjent In Vert)M)III to li1tll t.. e futUre because oJ a l!hake- lorcelul life )o , bll inslrlliU!It ur in lhe network IChodulo fol. wa., lll<e wafchlnJ !be tMcller I'Win& the deflnJilve raimgs. himself, a tlliJ1& of beaulyi 'l!l And it was an exemplaey new emphasized bow order· :reo CROSSWORD -_ -...... ·LCino<IJ' . Gn"tr.a · lilUliU . . . A. .. • 1.011 t' . . o.a, ..lllrda.r ~I A. ......... - ...,..,,_.., ....,.._._ rrt M lAilY l'O Pl..&.t:, • Notice PHONE WY2-2156 I ........ ,.._ ..- .4.¥ hS &• ......... 'LID&Wt star:t for this foremtl!t series ofquired in ~~~:;·~~ln:;~~~t television. cy. "1 don't A CBS press reJeise had lllld he said to the Ca!als liroadcall would de- Stem, ll>e violinist. "I lllc'o pic! "!he artistry and vitality of is naturaL ..!be first nne ot t11o world's mUJi- man hao to bave llWiiy. cians." Truer it could not have To hear CuaJs play so ex"'"- But while 011e expectodquioitely W"'! to make cine a!: the arUstry, H was the incredl· most ashame(l of one'l!l O'ft Ole•vitality - tile clairty of hla ~er ocOUpalions, , bear thoughts ltld prlnclpies os well hlnl elo<juenlfy plead for es- . as his inatruinent - that simp.IA!emed and privileged of we« bel~ .d~ Iii o\4., e.:w-: ...... ,._v_ . lT.'l'Jnnre D. "Wllll.:lt.-.,a. ,...,..t llll1l cotr prfl M& wit! loW• m4l se-:: ILl'oltJ' "W Mt!. ~ diri ' ;ASOLoNE ALC.I!T ' -- "' ,..... --- ~- tf.euln~ ·-4L ..,....,., ~· a ··"=L "..' - 1. 2.Inlt&te "'"""" •• Ali:YDLBA.All:& LONG:I'IILLOW Oil• ~ II:IDplJ ~for IIDOther, In thla .ample A Ia used tor U._bsJ:- v-.. X for tbe two 0'-. aU:. SIDP letter•, apo.,.! J ' DAIJ,V llBil'TOQlJOTE- Here'& how to work It: .. -·.-• ; t~Jio, tbe loollll..... _ _ ,........_"' _ tbo - --· :.:·' .' ---• ACQ_nm_ W(l,VOBVJrO YIC!I'VBV LBWWOO QUALitY ................. -'· ·, TRY THIS ONEI -In Memory IN LOVING memory or Viola Louks, who departed for her go, Heavenly Home three years We need good clean tradeins and will pay top dollar. ago today, December 16, 1961. '!'he One we loved so dearly, Valksw1gens Priced From God knows how much we miss bar, and he whispers- I She only Sleeps, We miss !be ' welcome footltep1 of the one 1 we loved so dear, often !Iaten ' for her coming fully sure abe is near. We wiD always tllink LY 3-1238 of her as lollg 81 there is memory, Sadly missed by ATHINS, OHIO Family. 12 16 Jtc Phone •r Writ. Credit Dept, WMPO Rad.io ~, .,.. 60 FALCQN SUMMER & SON 4 Dr. Standard Phone 286-2104 Jockson, 0. Trans. BeauUful White Finish $495.00 Get '11111 One For Your Wife For C. B. NYE Meigs County Cool! Hunters Assoclatloll wiD spouaor a ham shoot, lhotgun, rifles, and pis. tois used. SUnday, December llll, II 1. m. liR dark. llllow. boll Hill, S)TIWN. 12 15 5tc "I I"HI Mom wantll tho REOULAR plnd, Prentlool Anyway, that"o what oho colla It Ivory mornln& whon ohe hao to 1-' up and flx It for Pop!" Cbrlatmu MMoy More Uteol Can&TrucbTo · C'-Pnon Good quality. Sheared. 8 ft. Table trees by- opeciai order. BrowneD On The, Spot ' dleporl Wallace RNANCING Owner. Ktitll GoWt Forti ~. ..,........ ·., . _.., UI.D cla Li:)t, - -~ MIDOL~T~ o•. I '·I . 11:15 11:15 11:45 12!GO · 12:16 4 room and Including gas llove, • il.ove, $60.00 ............ boolW,., -. Priced ,,.. qodct quire at Ohio Bolli. SALIC: Moder!! ~ 3 bedroom biJlDe, h.or·coll 'PAYID c. .IWR . ,. Ohio '!be ~;-• NLEICTMHI.-IILHIKC I •!!'- ~ ._,_ ··:·.. llloJ .MONDAY 'l'IIII1J FIIIDAY • ''" ' " '' 12:80 Ll....,. Andei'lod Show 3:\)0 'Jlm -Mees Bilow 4:00 Tiny$ 8a111a Claus Sho• 4:15 Jim Meea Bilow 4:30Eiecttlc , eo. News 4:40 Jim Meea Show 5:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 'llo:OO Sign On • News 1:05 Country Music 1:25 Cmmtry ,Jamboree 7,oo Lorry Anderson Show 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Muciai Interlude 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Jim · Mees Show 5,00 Slip Off SUNDA\' 7, 30 Sigu On __Army liouJ· 8:00 French City Baptist 8:30 Sunday Show 9:80 The Bible Speakes to 10:00 The Good Life 10:15 SUotda1 Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Chrl.ltlan•o Hour • 12:30 Rev. Merlin ,_ ' (Tues.) ·1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsono Famlly Worship tThurs.J 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups A.S.C. Protram (Fri.) 2:00 Rev. Ro1Coe Thorne Swap Sh9P 3:00 Sund~W 'Showcaao Tiny'l CoUI!tq Hymntlme 3:30 Colllllty HyJ!u,lltiiOro Cemeni BIOel: News 4:30 Baptlsl La)'Dian's Hour Goossler GUest Star 5:00 Sip O!l IIONDAY TRRU fi'RIDAY 1:00 Sip Oto - News 6:05 stlfed Heart . 6:20 Meigs County .RFii 6:25 Paul Bowqs - Farm 6:30 Blll Miller 'Show 8;57 Weather 7:00 News 7:05 'nby's Mornlng Chapel 7:20 Bill Miller Show 7:30 Si!<lrll 7:35 Plclteno Hardwa!'e (Tues .• Thurs-) 7:50 News 8:00 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Johnson Simpson Ins. (friday) 8:30 Dally Light 8:45 BUI M.iller how 8:45 Baker Fumiture Sllow 8 45 ~~~- • fl'r,l;L : uper ·~·- Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9:05 ·Coffee Willi Janet 10:00 BUt M!Uers Bruncb Show 11:00 Minlslel'fal Ass<iclatian 11: ~ Mason Cow>ty Agrl. Eat. 'h:30 R~NT HWTU• WJEH RADIO . u --------------~------ ~.totJon Wagono These cars have been care· fully checlced by our service department and are ready to UC ICVJ[ . NOT SO, AND YOU WILL · 0 - 'l'llll QIILOSOPIIIIlR8 - JlllllmY DAVID TIIOlUIAV 12 16 Uc II:W'I'UYG . ' -y!'>"'""""• C!nttoqaole: SAY, ,. -I .... "'' - ,- -~da7tllt 11' >• "'"' "'-' '""!16M ...,.. n.. _ '_, ' ,- , 4:tl0 lliseiDc with Doss 4:30 lntereloaDp , • I:GO Commtmltj News S:OS World News 5:16 Sports Today 5:25 Wealber 5:30 Dbmer Mus!Cllle 5:!$ Sip Off Be SUB IDII Know 7:03 Newa 7=111 Maslcal Qock 7:30 Newo 11eodllaeo 7:33 MW:ailcal Clock 7:41 ord IDII Teatllnony 1:01 Obto Valley New• 8:05 World Newa SATURDAY 1:10 Sports 'l'oda1 6:45 Sigu On 8:~ Weather 7:00 Be SUD and Know 1:18 Musical CIO"'r 7:lll News 8;55 Ccmw!UDIIJ Newo 7:08 Musical Clock UO Talk ol the To"" 7:30 News · HoadUneJ _e:55 ~!_ Newo 7:33 Musical Clock ,,,,.. 7:45 Word and Testlm011f 10:15 Family Worsbip Hour 8:00 Oblo Valley News 10:30 N~='t . 1:~·- World New• ,;.:::............., _ 1:10 Spqi'll Today •--.. ..._.. 1:11 Woathlr ;.1:.~· OburdiJI:ll ~nt B.S World NeWI 10,30 Soog & Slory Hour ·· Masmo CouDIJ Newa 10:45 Family Worship Hour CommimJty News · Army lloilr = ::::: _Newo wea:r · BulletiiiiiGird News Grams Coua!J Alent ''· Caomtry Go Roond il... llill o :~Go itouiid. 1fria Beat , · MI-. Servlct lluOelln Hen QGrama ... ~ I 12:30 Saturday Malineo 1:15 Ohio Sta!A! F~ t\10 11k"Jng wtth !lola Tell ReM .. t:lltl ·~ S:OONewa~ I:IJ Public l!eMce 5:30 Dlnaer Musicale \ �.. I ~ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Dec.' 1e, t.. ..ult Class of Miscellaneous Shower Held For Mrs. Eblen 1~ Cllola: Rt•. Se11wt. ~ CbrlJt. Shut-Ins, Girl At Serni!lal'1 to Be Remembered ' ' ~~n. !dllll Hood. Following the star, Sam Ptct· ens, Tbe Legend o1 • Christ- MASON - 'lbe FriOIIdshlp and Plans .,..,.. made to remem·~ames mas Ro...; -111')1 Sellan, Loyal Helpen Sunday Scitool ber the ahut-lu and the Schol· Tbe Adult c1ua o1 the EUB Tbe Old, Old Olristmas Carol; class of the M88011 EUB Churdl aral)lp Girl at Oberlln•Samlnary •hurcb at Syracuse held Its 1 Mrs. Mabel Pick.., At Christ- held a miscellaneous Bhower f., by the llon:u Cftle of , t he IDOJ!IhiY meeting at the parson- m~ Time, and Herachel Diddle, Mrs. Gerald Eblen (E 1I e n • irlt Baptist Churdl TuOeday age which was decorated In a ChrlltDwt -~-• Grimm) recently In the aoclal eveoing at the home or Mr. Christmas theme, on Dec. 11. Mrs. Pickens waa e)..,.,... room of the cnurch. Richard Owen. President, Mrs. Mallei Pickens, pre~ldent for the new year, Mrs. After Ellen opened the many Tbe house was dl!'eOI'ated In oiJened the meeting followed Sellars, vic!>'presldenl; M r ' · oselul gifts. cake and ponch keeping with the holiday liN· by prav.,. by Raymo;.. Ktlcior, Eileen Clark, secret.ory • Mrs. w...., served to Mrs. Olive son with large llehted candlea •oript.;.e by Mrs. Paul Sellars, Edith """'!· treasurer, and Ray- Burg.... New Haven, Mrs. Mah- on the pordl and a lighted and a song by the group. mond Krider, news reporter. ton Eblin, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lu- Christmas tree and holly, with c0 !lection for the evening The neJ<t meeting Wlll he at the I cille Smith and Teresa Brew- candles throughout the home. was l120. Readings were by Ihome ol Mrs. Hood with , Columbus; Mrs. Ruth Grin- The meeting was opened with Raymond Krider, Christmas Diddle and Mr. Krider m stead, Mrs. Keunelh Dodson, prayer by Mrs. Paul Smart. of the program. Cheri Dodson and Joedy Mrs. Charles Bennett gave 41>' An offer o1 lights lor t h • Dodson all of Hartford; M r s. votlons entitled, "Tbe Weaver," church was brought by Be Glen Tbnmpsoo, Mrs. Patrick and cloaed with a poem. Mrs~ Pomeroy. Ohio Quiaenberry from Dan Mrs. James Hayward, Charlea White also N8d • which was accepted. The Mr '· Rosa, Mrs. Hom- poem. -TONIGHT a THURSDAY lng prayer and thanks were by Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Kar- Mrs. Charles Searles, chairNOT OPEN Mrs. Sellars. en Brewer, Faye Johnson, Flor- man, conducted the business Refreshments wer~ served anell Russell, Mfs. Lucille meeting when a newsletter was FRIDAY ond SATURDAY December 1..19 Mr. and Mrs. Sam P~ckens, Mr. Schwarz, Mrs. Amelia Davls, read from the home missionary, "JOHNNY COOL'' and Mrs. Herschel Diddle, Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Roach, Mrs. Gen- Mildred Benson, in Haiti. Mrs. Henry Silva. Elb:abeth Mont. Edith Hood, Mrs. Lillian Smith, eva Mahoney, Mrs. Peggy Ed- Clyde Winebrenner read a letgomery, Jim B~tckus, Joey wards, Shirley Edwards, Mrs. ter from the Rev. Norman Ov· Bishop, Srad Dexter, SAM· Maurice Smith, Ben MY DAVIS, Jr. ry, Raymond Krider, guests Aldridge. Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, erlay, missionary in Japan, who 1 Fe1turette: She't OU Mine I Rosemary Sellars and Margar· Mrs. Gladdie Stewart, Robin Is on leave in the U. S. Colorurtoont et •Sellars. and the hosts. Rev· Stewart, Mrs. Katherine Ray. The group voted to donate $i and Mrs. Sellars. nes, Mrs. June Van Maire, Mrs. to the Scholarship Girl and $0 SUN., MON., TUES. Dee. 20.11-22 Eileen Foreman Mrs. Myra Hy- toward the School lunch pro"633 SQUADRON" Roush Guernseys sell, Mrs. Ruth Riley Mrs. Hat. gram for 20 children for I he tTeehnieolor) Records lie Roush and Mrs. Lillian Cbristmas dinner. Cliff Robertson (PT109), Geo. Set DHIR Grimm all of M8SOD. "Mrs. Beulah White presentCllaklris, Maria Perschy. J=utuNtte: Training for Four registered Guernsey Sending gilts were Mrs. Mack ed the program which includ· Trouble I I oows in the herd of Ed son Howard, Miss Helen Riffle, ed a "Christmas Meditation," Colorc.artoons "'iiiiii:iiig~R~o~us~h~,~R~a~cln~e~,hiiai;rveioir~eciiieniit,iy Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mrs. Roland and an article, "Keeping Christ· 1111 Karr, Mr. and Mrs. H. J o e mas." Mrs. Owen wu assisted Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles by Mrs. John Kauff In serving Grimm, Mr. Herman D. Riffle, Christmas salad and crackers Jr., Mrs. Charles Ohlinger, Mrs. to the above and Mrs. Dana Katy Van Maire, Mr. and Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Load 1 booti-fullife. Russell McMillin and Mrs. Del· Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. An ar· bert Dotson. rangement ol red candies, and Chock our up-· greenery was used on the re-to·lh....,inuto I completed top official DHIR ac- freahment table. A holiday decboot Hloctlon tual production records, accord- oration was also used on t h e ing to The Amercian Guernsey mantel. now! You'll find Cattle Club. All cows were milk· --~-styl81 for the ed two day. The testing was supervised by 0 b I o wholo family. State University. Locust Grove camille L, a five-year..,ld, produced 11,810 pounds of milk and 632 pounds Gifts for the Scholarship Girl of fat, in 305 days. Locust Grove at Oberlin Seminary we r e Vafors Beauty, a fiVI>'year..,ld, brought and tray favors mad• produced 14,420 pounds of milk for the local hospitals wben the and 600 pounds of fat, ID 305 Lovejoy Circle of the First days. Grand Lake Deacons list Church met Tuesday ... ,~ 111 Flossie, a fivl>'year..,ld. produc- lng at the church. ed 14,330 pounds of milk and Emma Mathews presented a 657 pounds of fat, In 305 days. meditation taken rrom "T h e Lula Belle ol Spring Valley, a Christian Herald" and a · six-year-old, produced 11,030 Jetter was read from the home pounds of milk and 557 pounds . missionary servJnt: In 118!11. A of fat, m 27o days. variety of pel'90nal gilts con• tributed by members of the circle will be sent to the Scholarship Girl at Oberlin Bemlnary for Chrislml1S. . Tray laws made with holly and poinsettias were made Mira Mary Goebel, daughter tng the evening to be sent of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goe· the hoSpitals in lor bel, Reedsville, Is to be mar· Cbfistmaa Day dinners~~·~:; ried Jan. 2 at 11:30 a.m. to Mr. were a'tao made to re Roger Rose, son of Mr. and thO' shut-Ins ol tbe church . Mrs. Norman Rose Mlnemllile. the holidays. Mias Goebel Ia i graduate ol Kra. Fielding Hawkins Eastern Hlgb SebooJ a!ld of Mrs. Jacob Turner, boslessel, . St. Joseph's School of Nursing served holiday e ice in Parkersburg. She Ia a regis- decorated cupcakes, minis tered nurse, presently employ- coifee to the aboYe named ed at the Vetersns Memorial Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs. WU. hospital In Pomeroy, liam Allthony, Jl!rs. John Sell~.~· Mr. Rose Ia a graduate of Miss Rhoda Hall, and Mrs. Eastern High School and Obto ton Hood, Mrs. Harold Cl\88e. State University. He is a com- chainnan, was 'In charge ol missloned officer In the A I r the meeting. Force and Ia temporarlly ·~· ----The line Is sleek and chic. tioned at Medina Base, Teul. An open church weddlne will be The lining is fleecy and cozy. held at Sacred Heart ehurcll, Dressy mid heels with Pomeroy, to be followed by a family recepttoL at the MartiD dainty ribbed soles ... in Hotel. Mrs. While 1·11 See. Seat eal black & otter to go with Mrs. Jo Ann Wblte, owner everything. 12.99 Bsverty's Beauty alon 111 dleport, waa elected pre1~!! of Affiliate 11, Nallonal COMPLETE SELECTION IN BOOTS The Sunday School Clau o1 dressers and Cosmetologisla the First United 'Presbyterian aociatlon, wben the fi'OOP B¥ CONNIE, 8.99 to 14.99 . Church, taught by Mra. Dale In Point Pleasant Monday ' Walburn, held Its annual Christ- Ding. . maa party Monday evening in Other officers elected lociudthe social rooms o1 the church. ed Paula K. Pett.ery, GallipoDecorated Christmas trees, lis; vice pi'OIIdenl; 'l1lelma poinsettias and candleo were Blaine, GaUipolia Ferry, trea. used in the rooms ~lng out urer; Mary Alllcf, tbe holiday tjeme. Tbe eventnc Pteaaant, . ...,retary; ·~ was spent in playing games, Stow<!:~ Polnl Pleeaanl, group singing, recording sea- tee; Mary Kay Haddos, sions, and acts of magic prl>' hlltorlan. sented by Michael Mullen. II waa BD!IOUDced that a""'""! Il l Tbe group held a Rift ex· and style ...,view would , change and presented a gift to in Fhruary A layette Mrs. Walburn. At the close of waa held for Mollie v.,....er of the evening refresbmenta of Ponit ~1)1 prilced!"& bollday cookies, sandwiches, po- meeting. · tato chlpa, homemade candy Duri1l& 1\11. ' and punch were served buffet CJalB arrived .and ~ style. gi(tl. Marcella Durst, In Any Amount I Attendlnil were e1asa mem- 1an 0! Pomeroy, bers and their £WI'$11 lncludln8 .Kra. :wl!lte to the m~. • Mike Mullen, Mari' Jalie Jen· k!nsOn, Tereoa ¥- I!Uib ~ ' th.~ Lacey, Sberry . ~, C!laDil Neo•w~~~,i Bacbner, ~ . Millo, Ram· Ill' alee Nlerl, id'arJ, Burkett, Nan!!f BUcbaii8D, Sbaron HJiuty, !C. laslruc1ill sGaao Gerlach, Lola Sauer, Raodr Leollard, Kyle Leooanl Bill .Vatlllban. ""' ·tuB Church .... Carol: Officers .. ft . ' ' e . I NO. 209 · ( W I ii-'-==--,....;;;...--"1\ . MEIGS THEATRE ll'!' 1'0011 tnc.h del' ...... belli "'~ii ol<\. and CO\r prl! M() will loll'< mf1 • .. '' • OPEN EVENINGS ·;. .. LoveJ· oy Circle Meets Tuesday At the Church Bootiful '. ...• STELlAR ' IINOtUtARS , Fu!J1 . eO.Ied t•• ood ' ':1.. ·~ .' ' 'I II .. .•, pr!Jma for br\ihter elea.. .; Ylowmr..,recision.eoa- !> ' otrucUon, aenU!ae PIPkin , leathet ...... lena ·prOioetoro, pluo 'II11D filters'; ~~; - . $22.95to $59.50 •, WIU BE ON 2ND. R®R THIS WEEK: . TIJ!URSDAY-IOto 11 AM ' FlibAY-IOto 11 AM ~~~::::t~! 4 PM for • to VIall Wllh S.nto 11!1 .:PiPPER SET -' . ~ ~z;~ ~· 'I!' MANI)AR'N WRAP 1298 ·Pageant Tickets on ·Sale . . . ... I up in fursl •. ~ . ·~·· )1.',;' and all dressed ' •. ·~s-~: .;., •6~" . 1 tim•• • . •• ,.•• ' , ' ! ltllf ..... . ....... Mt . . dae ltOVt or ·tablfo. ~'V•YI pion" .,... . . . - . -~ l ei,.oh...n. "'"''u ... Cown · ....,.,..,u,w-...-.. fill~ Goebei-Rose Vows will be Event of Jan. 2 If '\ ' Mrs. White is President of Affiliate 11 Class Holds Annual Party I I 'I .,I I . AGlh Certificate Is Sure To Please 8 . 1 . . -.· ·'•· ' ,.-· tlinei :' :? ._'BOXER:SHOWS .. FOR 'MeN r ' Sizes :18 to 14. Neat ,pot. tonu in ci!llopJw>• . packIJ•. Boxer 'iroltt with arlp.on tutener 3for Li~ombis 'New Chi~ of Firemen.Unit ,., Y, DEC. 17 196-4 ' � 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 12. December 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 December 16, 1964 peckham rogers thorne