http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3488f4246c687f560dc9be33903cee79.pdf d8ab5cf4f9c7ee134ed917dc83ec016e PDF Text Text \ . . e·a .t.I·De . . . •' . I • .. ' ' .NO.' 2l1 .. "' Flfiirers Bank & SavingS Coptpany Is Celebrat.ing it$·6lJth Anniversary '-·"' ~ SEEMS ., ~ -owttral It d •t Audit's one of the most rewdt'Ji,g habits you can acquire ••. and quickly too! For complete safety, plus interest, you'll want to open a savings ac· CIOUDt here ••• and enjoy all the extra advantages of saving at a HFulJ Service" bank. Simply deposic a set sum you can comfortably spare IH? ''""''" til' P•yd.ry,andwe'llhelp your lt'COuntgrowfaster bf adding interest, as earned. • ( DOORS MAIN StREET '' 0...,. your IIIYings account here TODAYI ELB:E' POMEROY ~NATIONAL BANK We Pay 3% lnlere•l On Saving• LOS CtiRI$TMAS TRi~ IQ~.' HOME DECORAlfl)NS , .1 .8' Electrlflilll Chrlatmu Bell~.-~''---- $1.54 ~ Pock Conely Ctrlpe.G.orloncl _ . -:--7 · _ _ _,..;, 77c s·i.ao ... of 12 Shiny lfiiO TrN Ornatntnfl . 77c 6tc Box of 1·2 Sblny Brite T... Orno(Mnls SOc 69c Box o, s ·GI111.T.... Orne....,ts _· - - - - - ,,,.;.· ~ Sle Box Qf 6 Qloie 't ... Bolls .. 47c 7llc Box of 5 · Or110menfl 5Sc .~!* "JOHNNY COOL" Henry Silva, Elizabeth Mont· gomer)', Jim Backus. Joey Bishop, Brad Dexter, SAM· MY DAVIS. Jr. F..tureHe: She's 011 Mine Colorurtvons ··•• llclix ·• f ~4 4?c Box of 12. 49C Box of 6 Member Foderol R..erve System ;:,Member F~erol Deposit Insurance Co..,.Orotlon T... Ornamen~t TrN Omo....,;ts; · "" T~, Sflroyi; ttc. Cotton ' A"'el Hair ----.!. P·~· of Skirt Serving Meigs County for over 90 years <lome in beautiful ~Ion: ' tr. IIEED;'t.bd· r ,.U. )ani- & "'· •lllo · 0 sei'lled from 11104 II lttf. ' · 19c 41c 4lc 77e 32c Sic Bank and Sav· Mlcblg!lll Urilverstty. 'PQJIIerO)I tills ln..18112 he. became . its ~ ney. H!! )lien Where for ~ Green, POMEROY- RUTLAND I 'IIJPM$ SUCH AS IJGHTS, Church WSCS Holds Annual Christmas Event TOY B'utwiNG. Methodist Church was ' Sf1P~. ~ER)' Sport Coats Trousers ·~..... Sweaters , ..m $19·95 $7-95 SHIRTS By Arrow & Shapely rd _from By Arrow-Rugby-Puritan Coat and Pullover Styles STADIUM COATS CAR COATS - JACKETS By Ruoby & Puritan _ from eCAR COATS Whites and colors From Joweol;.'ti(~~• $4.00 I' ~DDLEPORT, 0. ,. J!'l'" .Scoll; . ~ • . ',.. • \ .' Bdllll Sllaon; llld •n I Had Been M&r)'," ' Mrs~ Fred Nease. ~ eacl! fe1C14r completed her. " ~. she Plieed • fl&urb!e deplcllal· . . 'i cllarlcier; . lia tile Ugbled ballvlly seene. 9er1p. lllre between tile ·....... wu read bY the leader. The . ' ' "Away J!' A Maacl!'." er ~Y Mn. · WatloD .!"IIICI!Dd the ""*""" lhor! _bull~ oeulca Ia ......P:" Mrs. Curlla•.~ ~ Were cl!aqed. ,. . .. : Follotririi ~Pendleton I ' Choose · from. our bftutlful collection of .u""" ftOm . . . '. •DRES~ES •Jiacns ei!CIIn:s · ·~c;)~T;S dauica to apeclal lleciiloli ' ' . ' ' dte.ueJ; -.• eatt1 tit ·.;_ feminine .detalli - .. I beautlfuJ:.double 1inlllln one Ud 2 P.c· lllylu, · velve~eJI.I - Cl'eJIJI - je~ya :;;... ~du -lace-..cotton knits-"! ~-uUfW., ·Pastel I " -o: I'~ 'f • . __. ~Ia ...- ,lild, miny oto!l..- ·""" j1111 the dfe•· you would Waitt her to we.r:,.....v,.e have• ' • ' ... ·- • ' < ' -·i .• ; '' ·oto~vr *SWEATERS -~.= #=;:;;:::;~~~~· · • • • . "'· ~ .Been A \VIIeJbln, Mrs. A 8:30 , •• J· eBLOUSES by .', For Christmas lheN~~~~nn'::k~.leper~_ /• MrL' um I aa:a;· "H I . i:ta4 Ji,een A ~ Mn,,Stacey Arnold; "If A - ' played loll Dwale, the memben reBel: lbe ~ . . lnlerllpersed the ·followlaa resdlnp, · 'fU I 11!14 Been J,.Opb," Mrs. ~ EVIIII;.;. "Jf.l Had Been Sh•pely II .Give Her A rJew Dress ioroll. Each member pr• seat held ' a lighted candlo and SPOmWEAR BAH R ~· CLOTHIERS ... DUll. eSTADIUM COATS eMEEKER BAGS eSLACKS • The call 1o worshlp by FOR HER eCATALINA ~IBERfELDS ... OPEN .NIGHTS 'TIL .watson ........ tile PfOIP'am. I eDRESSES . IICOile. the Pendleton•' ·Suits eSTRETCH PANTS .. 1011a1 ldeoUflclllioa wllb prlnelple actors lJi the naUv lly u Mrs. e DRESS COATS held Wednesday evening at church which was ~orated lor the occasion Including Ughled tree under whleh were plaCed. Devoll... led by Mrs. Allred Yesuger, opened with JlOIIP singing of "Silent Night," fDI. lowed by the Christmas story from Luke 2':f·ZO by the Jead. er who also read the IIIIey, "A Otristmas Guest.'' "H We Had Been In BetbJe. hem". was the topic of the pro. 8I'am presented i!J- M u. Russ Watsoo and Ito JIII1'POIO WBI to help memben participate Ia CIJrisl!!lal throuib per. I·N. I'OMERO'V EL:~ERFELOS The Chr!Jtmas 1110eUng of the WSCS of tile Forest Run • ~ I SODPL£ g . •· ·' ' SYmMATIC SAV,NQ ... · ol I / ~ . U "T i ·'l'&i.. . . . ' ·-·~- -•,,•owJ,.•<~ p,~-! ~ ~-' '-' ~ . ' . I \ .' { ' ' ' ' , ' . . • 1 . ' �. ~ -- ·- ,, /' • ~ -Junior High Assembly is Held Friday _ 'l'l1e annual Chrlstmu ....mbly, of Pomeroy JUII!or mgb IIChool, sponsored by Prloclpal Howll'll Knlgbl 'And-tllo SIWieal Council, wao held Friday ·lftor- • noon. Bill FeUy waa · 1be a.g oalute wao led bJ Jerry Well and Jim Alllier.on. Dorothy Neutznog led the Lord's Prayer, .and Marlene Goo><l·l Win read .cripture . A tableaux of the birth Chrlll was shown wltb ters as follows: Sandra Bailey as Mary, Dean Brlckles Joseph, Patrick Story and ael O'BMI II ebepborda, ry Well ,Lorin& VaucbiD aDd Tom Titus ao the wllemen, Llncla Lovaey, Pamela Ntub,.,., oand Darle 8berldeD qela. A poem o1 CbriJIIIIII wu "' · of or .•• 'II "lr"d w b • r f 0 '' ' NOT WHAT IT SEEMS- Pomeroy and Jackson High school basketball players or may not be good twist dancers but here they seem to be dancing Instead of 1~o!aS1lrl!~g skills with the round ball. Jackson won Friday night, 78-55, and a~ar to trying to outdo Pomeroy's Phil Swindell (40, at right), with their Jll legs • at left • Larry Coburn' and center, Larry Shelton.- Sentinel Photo. . Marton Calhollc ea / BANKING QUARTERS _ A blrd'a-eye view of the Pomeroy F~ers Bank & Savings ·Co., quarten u they appear today at Court·St.- Sentinel Photo. a} p %!!.epb-~ l-eila read •- ,.. .. to lbe clell&bl of ~ dllk\rell ~ Portor, Uuda LoYIO)' 11111 •Pamela CNw • ChrlllmU mol'll!i'f . Tbet 111!1 till" 10J!C, "CowJiW Pete. • A cqmmerclal for !lie ~ soUy &ayo, LoQia v.~ Michael O'Brien, Beverly ..._ . ver 11111 Cathy Fultz, were ool4 by announcer Bill Fetty. · A·Santi Cll\10 skit ba4 ou.. Brickleo oo s.nta Cia.. , Kllll!J E:bllA .. Mra. Salllll, aDd ltailly Wailon and Penny McKenzie u elves. SaJlll Claua diltrliNWII callliy 0111111 to !IlL , Morlwk r7 Riverdale 115 Elala . Ob h An 60 .., serves t niversary DANNY WOOLCOCK A Chrlstma• concert, on the is McKay, LU!a Mae Tyree, NOo : = e 2 Promotions Are Announced At Sporn Plant ;. ... . ;! ·.:. ,·, ~ '. GO YEARS OF SERVICE wara llllllt. It's been an enjoyable sixty years ••.•. 1..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ 1:' These sixty years we, at THE FARMER'S BANK and SAVINGS COMPANY, have been ' z._.Hour Fultz ~ild ~ . allowed to serve YOU •••• our patrons and our friends. - As wefook back through the years and see how our area has grown, it is with pride that we note that our .facilities have grown right along to better serve the "'".IQ'Jim '. interes~ \ of all. But YOU made it all possible. It was thr ough your faith and trust in us that we have ' · Robinion's (Colltlnuld From Page tl of total resources In 1904 of 1 theme "Let's Take • Sleigh 11a Obitz. Charlene Ward, Dl· Toledo Mcomber 60 Jennie . File lnilluded · of 192t and· the ....,.e depreo- $100,000, total resources today ' Ride" wall pr..,.tned Friday,ana Plckt!lls, Joyce Ritchie, Ka· Franklln HeJehts SO sfn&ll1il of "Nilttln' For Olrla~ll slon.- that griJ!ped the nation of The Farmel'! Bank are In elnJghi at Southern High school ren Grueser, Nancy Hoback, Carrol 39 mas." well Into 1933. This was an era , cess of $5'1.1 mUtiin. by the vocal and ln•trurnental Janice Hoback, Suzanne Price, Amancle Clearcreek 33 Mechllllmll dolls J•rmy Men- II POMIIOY of WleerlaiDty and !e..-, Mr. i Mr. Reed believes that the 1 departments. Paula Sayre, Pamela Columbus Well 7S chlnl, Sandra Whlta, and WY 2·5421 Reed ll8lad, hli: llflldually jfolks who man the helm of The 1 MMrs. John R. Lee directed ' Clifford Ashley, Loi1 Columbus South 7S ly Globokar S8D( and th!Qgs smootbed out for the . Farmers Bank and Savings : the vocal portion of )he con- Dixie Clre)e, Kathy country's m while on the ' Company have accomplished a; cerl with Jocelyn T~ylor the Diana ROU8h, La':Y Price. olber llle'· w an ex· great deal for the Meigs Coun- T d Aholln Plant Manager accompanl•t. Band Dll'ector Hob Craig Calms, L1nda Lipspaper · ao organizing\ty area . "And the Meigs Coun-- e 1 S ' PI nt h an- . ert A Garner Jr., headed the oomb, Brenda Morris, BIll au II1'III;Y of .'' • steppers" i ty area has done much for The at P";,;{ h porn mof.o~s 0~ 8 Dan i instru.mental s~gment with Gary Hayes, Johli: McCIInwck, Bry- ~ that: el'elllllally led to w..-llf Fannert Bank and Savings nou~c W1 pr: t Chem:l Walker ao .narrator, tan Wigal, WOllam Downie, Car· Wai U. I Company," he adds. ~!t. ~d ~a~a~ ;. W~hrung 10 ! Glee club peroonnel taking !olyn LipscDmb, Connie Arnott, : ....... gli an II . 't Is ; u It F reman part were Sandra Bailey, Lin· I Sharon Teaford, Donna Theiss, I 1 •-rou IOlle ye~rs 1be n \da Carpenter, Dixie Cricle, Phyilis Wigal, Nancy Yost, 1 · I lnt.,..,sti!lg"•~" kno~ 1 at a Y' Mrr. Woolclock first joine Paullne Cummins, Dona Dat~ l David Thorpe, Clarlece Norris, ; F•l1'11101'8 ......., un e m ~ I the Company September :U. i ey Linda Eichinger, Vickie 1Linda Adams, James ot!len, . remained afloat des~~ <Continued From Page I) 11961 as a laboratory attendant G~eltig, Debby Hayea, Nancy , graos, Pa!"icla London, Jarnes the ~at !Ides -~chaos Lyndon. B. Johnson back Into . at the Lxogan Plant of the AFPI· Dailey, Linda Eichinger, Vickie I Lawrenene, Steve Sewell, """ '" swepl over tbe Ia · the White House. llachian Power Compaoy. He (rlleltig Debby Hayes, Nancy llam Sellers, Jorn Sayre, Mar. IMI.Y 'IJIIIUP tm.III,SIIIM! IIAPU Vlllllll OPEN "The future 11 bright," slat· I. Johnson got the. biggest pres- i laler became assistant chem- Hoback: Beverlee Hunt, Peggy 1vtn McKelvey, Pblllp mil, • All U-Chennel VHF·UHf' -pi!Oft 1 24,000 volts of ploo IVININGS ed Mr. Reed, "and il appears identlal landslide m hJStory. He , ist, cdemist and chief chemist Hubbard, Linda Johnson, BUlle ; Gary Walker, Mar~_Dav~ -'""""' tura powtr • PIIIUro IMI totpr wallt brighter tbaa it bas for many receiVed 43,126.245 votes - 61 ' at the Logan Plant. In J u n e Martin, Narsha Moran, Karen : ea Hamm, Donna Dalley, Eleaouc or IUitt . . - • OtoUunt ....S. Mlllli. $569.91 yean," he said, confideol tbat! per. cent of aU ballot> r~st .-\1961 he transferred I• the Phil· Nease, Brenda Norrl•, No Ia: nor Schneider, Sandra Bailey, tbe area will oee sreat strides while Ae•.ubhcan presidential I ip Sporn Plant as a ch&rmst Obl12, Nancy Parker, Isabel · Debby Hayes, Patricia Proffitt in lndustrild and recreational nominee Barry L. Goldwater and held thia position until his Pickens, Edlth Roae, F aye and Charles Snodgrass. I . expailslon. · was given 2'1,173,894. recent promotion to chief chem. Roush, Judy Sayre, Jean Sauv-~ Frotll tbe biDDble beginning iat. age, Pam Sylvester. Donna LOCAL TDIPS ....:.._.,.._----·- ··-·-·WASIDNGTON PRF.SJ. , . Theills Debra Van Meter, Car\ dent Johnson pushed a button I He was born In Proctorvtne, 1 I w·t' Li d y t 1 The temperature in WE ARE A "GOLD t W V o ' coxen, n a os . I r , downtown business to light up the notion's ChriS~ Ohio, attended Logan, a. Linda Adams Rhonda Brick· oy s toda ' mas tree Fndav nlgr and told I High Schoof and Marshall Unl· l p Cl' k' AI' Cl Ia d frtct at 11 :15 a.m. Y STAR STORE" Amer1cans are the most verslty. He also completed a lles, am ee 'L. d'""L· e nb' l24 degrees under partly ol<>"l·l 1 · Margaret Cole, m a 1pscom , , ~-' ki Co:M ond Reghtll' I hopeful times in all the years I correspondence course m Ana· I p It London, Teresa McTurn- "" • • •. .-' \ since Christ was bon. In Betb- ll)1ical Chemistry. He has one 1 er"fr~s McKay Clarice Norri•, Tiff' -~-b-.--~. tehem '' 1daughter and two sons and r& • ' p I m Co urn mn a7 ~~~ \ Aho~l 7 000 per!IDns bundled sides in Point Pleasant. \Joyce Proffitt, Jane Ann ow- l Lakota 37 ' " · up •••inst the 24-deJiree wea. ' Mr Wehrung was first em- ell, Suzanne Price, Paula Say- Bloomville 80 Bettsville 72 ' lljllitile ' ,' Fust . · AId ther...,.. · by the company as " 1re ' Eleaoor Pia·ms 49 Soutreastern 46 W ,.d Reliritil watcloed Johnson turn on ' ployed Ch 1Schneider Unit a.itlf K"'ll"f' Imboden, the 5,000 red ligh15 which dec- laborer at the Philip Sporn Wallaf, 1 ;:;,ene Yat ' Northmont 54 Eaton 52 1 reviewing If!\!• year of 10rvice 1orated the 72 foot tree, located , Plant July 3, 1951. He lat~r be- ~ ~ g~i J~~~e B=-~· West..Lib~y Saem 87 . the unit bas·A:<>D!j!leted t h l s on the ell!p.. behind tho White , came a helper In the mamten· n e m . ' ' k"" Cedar Cliffs 58 montb . #iii4e til't fqllowlng \ House Presidents have led in lance depaf\rnent, an auxiliary :b~u~::Jlh~:;. ~:'lt;!:mb' Belle(!lnt~lne 85 Kenron 84 ' points ·jodat~·:; , , , ' the ceremony fur the last ~ equipment operator and was Coral:. M~nuel Carla Morru-' Marlon ardlng- 78 ~~''"" 1 •._ 71 1 _ Be ~ : ·!lit eoo~t'B· years. promoted to eqUipment opel'"' I . • rr· Lorain Admlra 1 11011 11111 \!~ <it' unit tor in October 1959. He held this Diana PICkens, Bever y ~~l:c;~e·: ir"""'"'"':":~~:':-""""ii il h' mOo Nancy Ross. Ellen Shulet, S 1V'1 8/ggelf V•lllfll members. position unt "' recen1 pro T aford Linda Wines and - 1be Wilt flU done Its best ' lion Ill Unit Foreman. e Y • 1?J' PHILCO COLOR TV fused !l: · · f p Nancy os1 to serve. It Jw _,oe~er f" J\•er lleWS He " a nallve o omer?Y• Mark Davis George Dlddlt, , any emet geuey ~ fire CIIIIJ !o • graduated from Pomeroy H~gh , La L . Marvin McKelvey ..., the bell ~ iltjr fiiiOWiedlJe. EV· _ School and served as a stor.. N rry ewNis, . H PI k ' tbou It h ' " ~ lliarply k . th U S Navy He onnan orns, arry c ens, ~~tlctz.f ;fJ'.et~~:.'~s, Gaug• ri'Ddingo - Gallipolis i:":'rr~, ;as~ s~n and ·dau- :!Wgec Roush, Charles Snid~, it is felt tb81' ~ crll!ctzlng ldam, 17.9, 69. running 14 feet. /gbter and resides in Pomeroy. B~ll Zerkle, QaryCII ~~~~. h in W.AJ ~ to. b!~ Pt. Pleasant 24.24. Pomeroy ' i Tim Cozart, Steve e an , ar· ~ PIIILCO f12211EI.. Alti2-Chonntl WIF-UH, I r.C.irtlon. Dtluxt f11tures. ContemporafY ~' . \ilftered to 21.05: Hinton 1.45 falling, Ka· i COIN CLUB TO MEET i Jes Cleland, Denny Evans, Jarn1 1 1 hai<Ibolnl oablnot In Solin Block finish. spend 8 fe\v · ~ -~ ·on the lnawha Falls 4.82 falling. K,.. PT. PLEASANT_ The Oh ie• Hamm, Jim Hardell, David ·' new fire~· built. nawha river on the sills. Cbar· Kan Coin Club will meel on Hensler, John McCII-k, - ,.; m.>liij ~ted ·10' bitiid leston 19.24 failing, Monday, December 21 at 7:30, Sayre, William Sellers, David this bulldJDi Is boling, given to Boat movement:s at the Appalachian auditorium Thorpe and Gary Wa~e~ the Oller us by the ]Mibi!C, but also the I Ohio River Beckjord with the doors opening at 8:30 ; M~bers of the a . _ liremeu are dD!nl"d of the'down 14, 4:35 a.m.: Illinois for a trading and bourse .... participated were Jocelyn Tay I . ' , ' , ···• work We do aPp,reclate lbe do- 11 down 13, 5,40 a.m.; OVEC up sion Everyone i• invited Ill the I tor, Pam Sylvester, Fay~ ~Sh, Good newt for those wllo .bave waited for color teleVIsion to come of aile! natio~ tills pSi! - ~· The 14 , IUO p.m.; Invader up 14,: me~tinJ! and auction. ~bra Van Meter, Car a or· Sensitivity Ia the seeret of quality iD color televllioD, power to receive !he publlc tbal ••· ...,.. bao come , 12: 15 a l n .; Harry Diere up 14, riS, Ellen Shuler, Bill Zerkle, signal, to plck"up tbe delicate details of bue aild •bade that give subltll!c:ti forward .anytlll!tl!, tJiat -we have' 2•15 a m : Reliable up 14. 6:25 HAS PNEtJMONIA Ro~ Stearna, Linda Y 01 I, and reality tO the picture. · '-'ked them. tor. fUWJc!al help. [a.m.; Walter Williamson up 15, Mrs. Jake Lee bas been air Debbie Hill, Pamela Davis, lrdVII)l a new Power-Plus drcult aDd 'ColorClear Tuner, Pbllco for 1118&• f dou61es the sensitivity of Its Color TV, brlllgslt to tbe peak of perfectioll - Allytfmo the tililf ein be of :5 a.m. JWge G. up 15, 6 a.m.; sent from her teaching help okB!'t be to give us E P. Jones, up 15, 7 a.m; 0 at Southern LoCal liJib ; ~ black ·and white reached after yean of Jll'!IIHII· , ' a tin.' we' ~ ~ arid will F Shearer up I!, 3:15. am.; Or- due to pneumonia. ,Pbllco bu also tall:eD tbe weakness oilt of former color clrcultl, provld, oWURLmiR keep on glVIIij' ,Jillllfill !!!!rvlce co down 16, 3;45 a .m., R4ed up Senlll. IDs. MLM lng' tbe strength ·tor ·rellab1e reception IIi frln&e and prolilem areas. , , , , ·'·· to tbe peop~• ji(BaciM Lelart, 16, 6:00 a.m.: Jerry Bosworth OIAI.DWIN ·• · Porfland, Mllitlr.,dJe.. ~nd the · up 17, 5:50 azn.; Zilllmer up PROGRAM ANNOUNCED ... OTHIR FAMOU' town8blpo ,,_:-~. '~ 21. 6:15 a.m.: Calhoon up 23, The Rutland Church 01 BRANDl and~- ·.,;, . . . S:15 a.m.; Alice up Greenup, I Christ's annu!IJ Cllr!ftmas pr"' ',' :< ·., 3:05 a.m.; A. D. Haynes 0 up sram will' be· lli~eo: .8unday, ' ' 11:40 p.m.; National up 12:30 Dec. 20, at 7:30 pm. Everyone . WITH MILLIR ,U.YTAG , 1 . · . • · am.; Esso Pennsylvania down, 11 welcome. " THE 1 '!i"''l ' :35 a.n1.; Valvollne dqwn Me~ . MAIN ST. H,A.Rl~ ,MILLil . ' Dlvor., .YO 'artrlot'ISI 01' clehl 5:55 p.m.; Crai& up 7:110 Columbus Eastmoor ss MltO. ••tO- <lorifa pm.; Lewis dQwn, 1:20 pm.; Columbusl;lrbollllaven , Tl-Bolt up, 9:55 p.m.; Freiber· - ... . .. ,... -~ aer up 6:35a.m. C1itiifil ..m""'"!oiti ~il.f ·. (lalllf9Ua Dam - John . B. ' ,.,.. ...... . . . . , ........ 1 ,.,.,.... ' ' I' ...... !!;t;.1jw.,... •...., .,.,11..,. ~ up, 10•15 p.m.; Semel up '"' ~"ic!o'' jlloll!l\'"1.1 " • - ,12:10 a.m. ; ~~ Ci/¥ ~~ ,..,, ...., · ·~ Ofll• ~ 2:30 a.m.; Bob Benter ..,w.., wv ..,,.,. .. ...... ""'"" ,.. ~ 4:10a.m.; !dena I!Qiwortb up, 1117. '' H..o do I <A '"- · llf~ 5:10 am.; y.......,.. wn, .:-.. ...- ... f"i!.""'"" • r 1 .,. a.m.; Eastern, up US a.m . ••~o. 1 Kanawbl lllvor Beaver • .,..... . _J f ·g.E . htltd- ,. up London 6:35 8.m.' ,Hines up 11"' ..,.,...., • 1 _ '. .' u-lU L . . . . . . " " · . . _ '" .,.. ettr. ,... . Mlrmet, 3.11 a.m., DIC'n i doWii W. .d,. 3:111 p.m.; Bel· '.~,. I I • I . . tD . Z. up,. 5:~ p.m.; Jefferson ::;:...,:,.. down, 10 p.m.; Thtbna . AIID _ ,.l ·diJ'IOII.. 3:411 a.m.; C. V. &mer f .. 1904 -1964 A minor tll'o-clt aCCident 011 · West MaiiHt at 1:30 p.m. Ftf. day wao Investigated by 1'0111eroy poHce. They said Mada1ene CllattiD, 11 of Wett Coo lulllbla, wu ~ ID I IIIII of tnfflc wbell IIIOihlr 11M drlveli by Ja OinUum, 11, CIIHter, t8D IIIIo bet, Then wu 118111 chomap to holll cat'll. Na lnjUI'IU ~ mull ,_ 0:. ~~ 42 . g~.'lklt by Cathy . · d Minor Aeei ent Cheeked _by Police ~" • panloiDIJne OC popular smgen ·~-~ba•- IIIIJII.ber bera, An~··~ . by Pamela Crew wu ..... "Jinlle e.u JIGet." . carolyn rlc!h and Btclly SIIVIh . l ' J OEIJIINI . vocal, Instrument . upi s Ridpdale 10 B;,: V:["' 45 ~:a=. tlltlellur•ld ll HY . . c . R . River Valley 7S Jone~ ... atrl SEIVlCE Present oncert lD acme ~1 u • poor .Fanners Bank & Savings co. .. .., RICHARD 1!!, JONES we!!thered the many economic storms that have come and gone. VIce P'ni!dent QEANERS Because of that trust, we can point with pride today to an enviable record. Our resources have grown through the years as we have done our best in every way to afford our patrons the utmost in complete banking service. O!'ef And what of tomorrow? 1 UPJ Bne • {S• I ° · We; at THE FARMER'S BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY believe that tomorrow will I be bright. We conceive, on the not too distant horizon, the golden glow of progress for our area. I I . • { Imbod n..t ,.. ·-1,We en • y ReVIews "These ear 1 PAUL E. KLOES A11iotont Caohier SIM YEARS OF BANKING EXPERIENa AND DEDICAnD TO COMMUNITY SERVIa 1 The Farmers Banli *700 CASH I i * . 1 I R" 5 0 399·' 5 W ':i~~='lr~,;;lr-AA~N~or~s~-- wald tbat . .. ·ASSOCIATED RADIO & 0~. SM.lNft I ' o. ' an · I c:: • v:,.. .t·; i .· ' 0( friends. * I 1 And we shall progress right along with it, ..... thanks to YOU, our neighbors and "Jot ...., _,.1111 .._ _.., · ,, :' . · · ... po AT YOUR. •-.•t. ....., . 5:10 1111. New•k n Marietta a cOllllllllus tlnden H , Collllllli!a Wbel1folle liZ · POMEROY STORES ~~- OPIN EVENINQS ' . I DR: FRED R. CARSEY., JR. _j)i....tor . • ''Wr'v• Grown "Brclu.. Wr'v• Helped Others Grow" - Pomeroy, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' �I Budd AFIIIMCial Plan THE PRODUCTION CREDIT WAYI I'AitM LOANS I'OR PARMER$ BY PARMERS" . .,.=::,. D.ICK S1'1RRIT •.• . . . .........•.. Uihlll ... . ..... ~~. ... t~·GJI CLYDE WALKI!R ,...,._~.~, -~ 11 A.PPLIANUl ·,,,~ IJISf}fllJNT ·cENTER 15 Cu. Ft. UPRIOHf FRII!ZI!R$ •••••. ell~~~ Ia Cll. Ft. UPillcJHT Plti!EZIItl .•• , ....... 20 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT FRIEZERS •••• , • .. 15 Cu. Ft. lt•ftio•filtor Freezer Comb. lilly , 13 Cu. Ft. Refrl..,1 ter Comlo. .· . p,_, II Cu. Fl. Reftitlttttor p - ~ 13 Cu. Ft. ALL ltiPiliOIRATOit .•.•. -- .:·" RIW WXURY fOja YOUR To SlS.OO ll'!'lerll _. _ . . . . ... ~-~~~~ .~ul D paneling fot , ... IIOoou effect ,nd .,.llllellinee. AI lOw . l •• _ .....$1.89 AUTOMATIC WASHiilt · ..:•. tll o o o to I .0 I .. o I 6 I' ,.. AUTOMATIC DRYIIt .............. , · ELEcTRIC: RANGI, 30" GAS RANGE ............. . · . ················· ...... -.. . . . . ... . ..........·• . .... WltiNO-OoMATIC WASHIIt DISHWASHER .;'Sure. FLOORING . I ee old scarred and ~~-.• wilh ....u... il ~ a numbet of lltcltlq patttrna; IU lo• u Jlt ft. . ' 10% Discount or · _c""',l... Line of ToosMh _ 'lnll. Dryen - Fry Sldllah - 0r1o. Orilla - llaetrlc tMiftll _ . ComPoppen-s-1..-plltn... - DI1COunted 10. Or M!iiier."\ AngelO Til9 PM �' .. - - " · nlilo _ . ...... , ..,., • t•·• • - . 'I 4~ . . . .~ ... t ,., J•w • SOCIAL . CALENDAR QAM:JIU.&I'IUM nn~~a.,...,nNto 1964 Chevrolet - - - - - - $2495 ._tt.l fi'1JI .. ..... . . . . . . . ... blrt!r .. ,.... Bel Air 4 Door. VB enline, Powertllde trans. aauui.ArMJ ... f"et .... ,._ .. - - - ..... ~IM ., IIIH,......,..,. ... ......... 'lfiJ81"1--- .....,. .....Ill ... -epn!'"l"d .._ ............ """ .... '""'"" tiM" - .... 4 ""' ,..,"'sa -~ ............. "....,._ .. .... ........ .... ..... " _,_ ~ •chedlllllllllt. IIUifleold Clll , ' tho ..,.. _ . . , '1'llday" llboW14411day ... Nat W......_ , u,. "Today" 4i1Plw71 ltYirl1 palDtillp by• Orondmo Motes .•• Two animated ABC'J'\1 - · ''Tbo - · " hila been .., T1n1tJ. deJt. uc1 "lobniiJ Quoit." DrilillaJ wbldl ••• alrld .., Frldaya, ndwJio pi&OII lf&rllllt om week. •• ' I - ...... • . • \1111crf 10 . . . . 10 ......:a. ""'" AD Nil .... ""·- ................ u.u, - ~IIU,..., L r::1 .....- at !I OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO Gn'lr.l liUUU Como, wbo II !be . . ol oool, 111111 prteiOIU and Only h1l • end obowm.uoeblp I inade lllhe lOCI- IHIII bad thin thoy wtro. By RICI 00 18011' mlllht have been 1111 IUIIIedt Tbo lith Alrllomo Dl¥tJioft lillllod Prfla ~ bolll' . In any CUI, II ltad tho U. 8. Army <ovory mu HOU.YWOOD ,(UPI) - 'll>ero OOOUCh good m011111111 td jultiJiy o1 wblch 11 a quallllllll por.. II • trlek to readlq aD llloae the vlewln8. II nklmamed "Ancell ..wapaper adJ IIIII have Jooa Tile program ••• 11 Hetl." llata ol namee _...me rul-' ill the beglnlllo1, w!lb n. lhiNI ....,, Duke EJ. oua ca-. Tbo rttck II to lnd aoprano IIDberla q~ acan lhll Ual ol namg llnglnjj In and a.....aw;:tho:,::;l for a few famoua ..,.., •bleb "ff' City, UliliC lbe "' lmmediltely ooablu you to as background - end near 1Monk•• oklp rea~lni aU the propaplldo end, wilb tho Slllllle 5.. Clcatrla b... uoe you know how theu Cbolr olnging In tho I. i'ort~Jdd.Q people !eel about the eatllel 1an1ena. '1'hll blead o1 from past btll!ory.' tainmeot with reallstlc bllcl~l -~ SimilarlY. It Is possible, from fl'OUIIda wao broulbt lorlb scanning ·a· teJevision 1o 1 that fee:tlvely leVtrll ....onw :HI. l'otalo: dial . lists a Pl!r!'Y Como lbow 11om by produoor • director llmJ I w.o-.. Rome at' '" ttltistmas time, to Sbear in hll ABC-TV Edle :IO.IIolmu know p~~~ ooliy In """"""' 1m1 opeclalo, lllld baa now what the nature of the content Uled more lllld moroo .In~..,:~:~ II. J'ronell will be - ·a '• bH religloua, a bit JJIOillhs, uouaUy lesa of artlole droll and. m<ire tlwo a bit joy· by others. oualy ltalan. No eauaeo, bo\f. After the last otart, wbldl ,..,. Arill plenty of alnaJni, a retallvely lew minutea which II 'pr~bably better any. lured more ol tho aplrtl way. Tli~ hour was prese11ted navo or! !be )i!temal Ciyl >D NBC·TV Tl>urtday nl&ht. all of the recent "Sophll Loren 1 md U II hid oluck Dtore Rome" atrocity, the o.; ~:O::j o Rome and the VatlcBII aod hour unfortunatey bogged lle local Boyo Towo - and nol a blt in sequencea whicb given far too much limo to !be ployed Kukla end ODie and ouppo!l and Ollel_ !ood dell oJ . ~afl~l<led~~~~~~~.~ 1 DAILY Impala St. Waa:on. Beautiful maroon flnbb. Fawn interior, 327 cu. in. V8 eogine, automatic trans., P .S., thP .~ .• 01 fatA.NIUt • u~ diD - .,... . . ... '""' . . . :AIU> $2495 Pomeroy Motor Co. .... a.. ............... - ..,.. &oodies . 800x14 WW UrPs show little wtiF, A premium tar invitine to own and drive. ~~m::;r:~.·=t~l . . R elevtslo·n e•''Uejb~ I I dill-. I Bellutlful ivory and silver blue fintab. Leal thll' 1!5,000 miles and ~'! mlnt condition. Radio, heater, whitewalls and I 11 tlRI' 1963 Chevrolllt hlln beell I .... illlpm mt 1111 llltlltpetl'oi WM .. • . • :17.- PHONE WY 2-2156 YAtVJM 'lA MtJNQIM!A ~!NT­ SOPUTUPOR SHUTUP/f In ::-_It ,;Kukla • a,..,.. 41u••••• -~ .\ . OXXB AX4HC4BO WB Oxx• H C A 8 0 W 4 JJ W H 0 Q W B c.-R X B LWVUWAOII , ' (,, ' - J Dl '· . Rea~ers~ . w..., IIA!'a Nai'IDNQ I!AT'I'Illla.....UX Y\JTAJIQ '1r" 'Ah·h-tn . . vaur allowlftae!" 1: .Feature: J .~·u •• ~ u .. ;. . t ' Kitchen Cook· . . WMP0 --AY MONriAf -u· onn • ..,., &cOO On - News Scared Heart 5:20 '-felp Couniy RFD 6•25 Paul Bowers - Fann 6:30 Bllt MOler Sbow 6:57 iveathtr 7:1111 Newa 7:11$ rlny's Mo!'nlna Chapoi 7:?11 BIQ Miller Show d:lir> 7:311 SpQ~ ··. , 7•30 Pfeliens Hardware . , . (Tues. • 'rhurs-) HO li!!Wa 8·110 BiD i\llller Show 8:1111 Johns~a Slmpaon In~. .. (lr!day) . 8:30 Dl!)ly lJglot 8:45 SUI Miller bow US Balter Furnituie llloow (Y\'ed .• 'Fri.) . 8:15 !~ .'SuPer Mkt Show ' (Thurs.) 9:110 News 9:05 Coifee With Janet 10,00 Blli111iRerS Brune~ Show .1:110 Ml~lsterial Asl!llciatlon 11:15 ·'County . Agrl. Ent. . (Tues.! 11:15 FtmllY Worship lThurs.) tl:l5 A~ ,S:•. Program (Fri.) ll:-311 S,ail Sbop · 11:45 Tlpy'a Country ·llymntmle 12:011 Cement Block New• 12:16 a0eaawr Guetl Slat ' MAN .. -..... .......,..... _, ..!,~• ~ NOTIIDfO kA'l'l'ltRI .TO 4 Joa!1 . M• nliRY · Radio · Andenon ••12:30 La.rry """" 3:110 Jim M- Sbow l:tltl TinyS Santa Claua Show 4 : i~ Jim Meea Show 4•30Eiectrlc Co. News UO Jim Mees Show 5:00 Sian Off SATURDAY %•1111 Sign On • News 1•115 Country Music 6:25 Country Jamboree"· 71110 Larry Ander,.n ShoW .. 11:1111 'I:IJp Ten Show 12•1111 .,n News 12:15 Muclal Interlude 12:311 The Rev. Merlin Teet1 1:110 Jim M.., Show 5•00 S<lgn Off ... - . -~ WJEH RADIO ~ ,ramn 4:00 Dlsclng wlth Dou Ull Interchange 5:00 Community New• 1•05 World News 1: I~ 8porla TOldaJ &•25 Weather 5,30 Dinner MUiicala 116 Sip Off 7•011 Be StOI ODd Know 7:03.Newa 7•08 MUII!lal Qock 7:30 Newl ileadhnoo 7:32 MUiio:al Clodi 7145 Word m1 TeoUmony 1:011 .Oil!o Valley Newo U6 \Vorld Newo SATIJRDAY UO Spor14 Today t:46 8iiD on • U5 Weather 7:00 Be SUII and Know U6 Musleal Ch>'k 7:11S Newo li55 Conwnmlty News • 1: 08 MUileal Clock t•llll Talk of tho Towo 7:30 Newa Headline• tl55 Mason Co1011)1 News 7:32 Musleal Clock , 10•110 PubUc Ser.ke 7:40 Word and TesllmopJ, . . 10:15 Family Wonbtp 11Dur 8·110 Oblo Valley Nowo 10•30 t.atd>s•nna 8•111 World News 11:110 Newa Beato . UO Sportl Today U :llli Mor..mc .lleiQIUea 8i15 Wealber SUNDAY except ,Frida;, Cbur¢1· 1:16 Pt. f'leaSinl U.S. 7:30 811!11 On • Army Hour Bells Ring FoolbaD 8:1111 Frencn City Baptist 11•45 Worlcl Newa !01 30 So"l! & S!OI')' Hour 8:311 Sundlly Show 11 :56 Ma1101> County New1 · 10:40 FamU, Worship Hour 9•30 The Bible Speakes to You 12•00 Community News 11:110 Nowa, Army Hour 10,00 The Good Life 12:05 Local Newa 11 'SO Public Service Ill•15 Sundlly Sbow 12,10 Markota lUll News Roundup 12•1111 Noon News. llil5 Weatber 12120 BuUelln Board 12:15 Christian's Hour · Bullelln Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell Newo 0 GrliiJII IJ:30 Satutday Maltneo 1: IS Oll!o State Footba11 I :110 Rev. Andrew Parsons CGIUII) """"'' 1:30 Rev. Silas BUiups IN6 CGUJ>try Go Roond 4:011 Dkclns wilb Do.. . 2•110 Rev. flo""'" Tl>ome 1:56 News Beat 4:30 Top l'en Revue 1:110 News· Ru.mdup 3•011 Sunday ShowcllliO! . .2:110 Cl!un!t7 Go Round S:30 Counlt7 H111t11tlmen 2:56. Newa Beot 5:15 Public Servic• 4•30 Baptist Layman's ilolll' S:OII Midway Ma!lnee 5, :W DiDDU MullicBio 1:00 Sian Off 8•56 Nowa Betll 5:46 Sign Off " lh GEORGE WONDEII ~~~~~~ ~-==-:-··-c :.- ~ PERRY'S ALREADY ASKED ME •.. AND I'VE ACCEPTED! * Store In Thl Pomeroy Morchonh $700 Caoh GlwHWIY Snow Tires 610 X 15 - ..,.... al.ckw1ll TuM •ae~~~te• f t .are RADIATOR SERVICE rm. tho 16.60 ..uPUll tu r,.._ taraeot Irati< or rodlalllr 10 . tho omallell-BLAETTNAR'S ......... 1or the taM vont ah1DI awap No M • EXPERIENCED W• ere • Gold ltar Ill Q tlece&SUY tult 111tb time you .$ERVICE .·SUPIR JTATION.. ' .,...,.;,ea.... ·w -,_, Qlllums. lnlliranc» !~*•leo QUI ....... ComfiiOIO c .ear tJrtte, ,.... • A. c;. aiWIPtliiD ... . . 011111 nut. Ph. 1)\Y W882. ' i II lie ll �• • • . \ . Contrjbutiont-are Made to Worthf. ic 1-llaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ 4dleport, p ,, . 19• ~~ ~rl. ~mrlum ,. BOptist Class . Goes to Home Of Mrs. Wippel The One Woo One cl r Health Club's ChriStmas .Party BoiU.t/orPIJrty 1l'l\eBegins with Potluck Dinner at Noon Mn. JljliOII camaltan o1 RaAnnal Cllrlttmos Pll1l' Room Mn Mark Gruoser· clne entertained the Pomeroy • the Rock Sl)<ings S.tter : Virgl~'s sb,ry, Mrs. Lew~ S.nd C. l!. Radio club alllil- the ~ f • l.t,ydte • s~.-, I ~·~:;IteM:;_!~:".- ;. Commqnj~ I llr Doaa-!.,..ol-.,~ at ·~!~ ~· 01!11• .rT.t, Mrs. Janet Sbano 1w Mn. of PaJI1' HyaeU at Rod< ;nl 01!11 Beollb 15 dtdrdt on Dec. p.m. I ed and pr1z- ~ - 1'·: the "' MornJq - ~ .. tm: w~s ;:'ib 1~ -~~~1: ~ .Q~r ~ Y-·- bus~ .~s ~ent tb~ ~ • t~ B db H ra ury ome I G s tt' ay e ng For CCL Party ~· Ch~ries c<lvE:red o· h G~. ~·. and Hnll~~ ~ ~io S.tt~ For Next Yetlr 1!1~abeth Camp~ Ye .l·~~~ aail,~~! !l m;a · ,. w, J• MEIGS THEATRE • t Reedsvill~~- c :. "nee.,. ·; 1 " Taking liooiMf Are Guests for H I'd- p av ar Dinner' Held by Church Class ' Py · , thian Sitrel:li' ·Eie'. :ai~b~!d ~:tbMr~ f. Speci I D' Inner . ' J're~ S~~':!l Chr~llnas, M~~ k~ard Chapter EnJ at s . P~lll> I ~~ ~!tt, ~ ~ deccn~ and~· Ollilin·~ ~ ~ X'l GammO M. -ma~ "I' ~e holid~y ~·-w.. ,.i!rk! • 4fPLJilad • Ill ·-~ Pomeroy Fin! Ba:7tat lloliMJII . .Reibel, WOdnoodly; alth Club was held Thursday Gru...r and The Old Lot Fire, Iary at her home Tuesday eve- Church metal the MartJn Mn. Jlot!!lll, the lor dtthe Grange hail, beglnniDK Mrs. Lellbell. m~. h be tlfull <t.c- taurant Wednesday OftDin& tor ameobyw:,p ~ 11 G <lleport 'aiurcll 01 ''~ · ~ (Ollllirbbilliitltl' 'l lin. and partr.· ·•· )th a potluck dinner at noon. The meeting closed with lhe t! h 11• a § o'clock turkey d!Mer. Mem-1 ":.,. Wllu.;, ";;: 111 01r111mu porty 1!lla ·Reuter, Mrt. Otho WaltJ A Jll'lllf8lll wu &iVl!ll ,.. rs. Amos Leonard asked grace Mizpali benediction, after which dora n eeApmgturk dine 0 bers were seatad at table wllh j_,_ by K••..;, ·~ eVeainl at U,. CIIIIl'dL ~ ' l(n, 'Del!Vor Rice. Mra. lhorl ·~-· ~ -~ ' • embers · eel 11ts fro ay seUlln . ey ' wu writ and ·-~ ~· ,.._ .was won -.. n~ ""-'''"~ 1 ~- ed bY' the _..;..,. ,,,.. ;: Mrs Clifford Leilheit, presl· m receiv g m served potluck style at 6 pm. 1 • cover . cen~ w"" lboU. Aller Mrs. Hyaell opeoad • Tbo ,IIICial 'I'Ollllll cf · - - • - - - wu •.,.....,....., . ~ 'Z l"nt. conducted a sbort secret pols and from the grab Mrs. Nathall Bi&gs, pres!· a santa and hiS reindeer, with [ ber many IIIIa which wero plao- dlureb - • deoor!Iled lcr the lcr the eVeniDC. . Cl¥k lhle. ,__ ...",. session. which opened with bag Present were thsoe nam-. dent presided over tr.t busi· candles and sreenerr placed •t l ed 1n a decorated ba.ssbtet. re- jJollday teiiQII. 'lhe , uiider I 1 il.e Lord's Prayer and pledge ed above and Mrs .. Welby Who· ness' In"ling. She gave a rea.d- Intervals: ltreohmenls of sandwiches, cup- .center ltolured red tree io flag . A report was given 00 ley and Mro. Wilham EichiDK· ' lng, "Best Wishes." A gift Followmg the dinner I ti e l <:akes and !em'l"ade were ....,.. plant with 1 red IIIII U lelii WON Rev. i!nd M,._, !4111jhe Thanksgiving treat taken er. . exchange was hf:ld and door [group to home of !eel to Mrs. Dotes Amold, Mn. t.pen Bible. A errqe' • , zel Smith, Dwlln; ' Mlj Ihe Ca rman ·, Nursing Home. The next meeliDK will be held prizes were awarded to Mrs . . Dale Wippel, Umon Ave., for Henry Arnold, Mrs. Patty Hy· ment with hllUy and candle -Susie l'IJclier, Mra. 0 '· Plans were made to remem- ' at. the home of Mn. George Harold Hysell and Mrs. Agnes meeting and party . T)le .eu, Mra. Janet Shane, M r 1. wu Illed 011 the 1· Mrl. fler senior citizens and ill of Skmner with Mrs. Homer Rad· White. was d""?rated IO< the 1Normaii HyaeU, Mrs. Paul Orr, Mlsa Mildred Hawley, pl'tll!hale, Mrs. f.Ciillon , iht ro.'Tlmunity at Christmas ford in charge of the program, Mrs. Carnahan presented each ' season mcludiDK s de<Orated l Mrs. William Grueser, Mra. dent, was in charge Ill a lhorl 0 J. A. SmiiiJ and the ~ the group will meet at the and Mrs. W. A. Morgan the con- guest with a miniature Bible, i tree under which gifts were Lewla Gc'uqer, Mn. James Hol- ~ineq seaton. 'l1le ela vot- 1.1l;8 ·XI Gamma Mu Chapter SOD, J~. :~ ~orne of Mrs. Fred Goegiein test. telling the Christmas story. pl~ced. w·' 1 id 1 ' lon and Ricky, Mn. Jane AI>- ed 00 purch.. two tables1 for of Beta Sterna Phi enjoyed a J'-J. S.:.' ; Wednensday at 1 p.m. to preThe neil meeting will b• held d '\: en· ':; bolt allCI Kathy. the churdt and IAl mob gJfl S:OO cindlellcht Chrlalmaa dinU.TII pare the boxes. at the home of Mrs. Elwood u~ · ~ s 1 ua •!"' sesa · ·. Sending glfil w.,.. Mrs. An· of money to bte janllo<. II. liOl' at the home of Mro. Nllrllli . . · · -. ' A pr~~gram of 'Christmas readBowers. . ,and plans were. made Ul send drew Davill, Mra. Aveey Gellf' reported that .candlellibten· Amlbacy 'lburaday, Dec. llih, t 'Of ' " II' ' ".!i. • was presentt>t' and inAttending were Mrs. Gene I flowers to shul·m membero. A leln. Mrs. I.eonard, Mrs. been Jiurdtased for the dtiU<b, prepared and aerved bY theShrislmas Carols, Mrs. S I Hawkins, Mrs. Harold Hyseu, l round robin card and gilt was Amos ~d, Mn. H8l'llld Mrs. Raberl Reibel tal oommlttee. Alter d!Mer waa PI ~u,ded, · S.arhs, Christma> Cards, Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs. Doy- P."'Pared for Rev .. Nor- Black:Iton.. Mrs. Iva Sb)ger, Chrlstmu atory lMll'Vl!d, Mrs. William swatul Goeglein: Yuletide, Mrs. . le Sh.uler Mrs. Tim NeutzJin ns. Two comntumcatiOr~ were }4rs. Jerry Grueser, Mrs. Hugh Luke fol1owecl by prayer _by Mila program/ daalrn¥\D,' '8 $led . , • iniold Snowden· The L it I I e The gaily decorated borne of M Fred T I M Ge g, _read from tre Korean girL l!earhs Mn. Cleanoe Prince Hawley. Mrs. Oleva Co11er1U, Mn ·lillberta o•Brieu· : . '"" . • 1 Mrs. Charles Bradbury was the rs. ay or, rs . orge \ Devotions were led by Mrs. M: Ger ld Pulllna M ·~ a JUeat, told the stacy of. the ' . , ,. · !oft'1l~ e~l most •Jet Collectmn, Mrs. Arlee selling for the Christmas party Carson, Mrs. ca:l Hysell, Mrs. J. H. Stephenson who &ave . rs. a ' rs. carol, "0 Come All 118m «nderaoo, and Mltla 11110)' th~ J.lalnolta Temple IN M 1-hott; I of the Middl•port Child Conser- Bowers, Mrs. While, Mrs. Biggs the Christmas story from Luke Wilbur ·lui," •rhldl waa loU.,..Ojl py Amabary aOOlllllpanled liJ' Mra. Slotero, · Wal '•stiioi>'!I• · ·. ' an vatmn Leagne Thursday even· and Mrs. Carnahan. and closed with prayer. Y · ' ·tlfOUP slntltDa. A' sift DiaD ».arttD who 18"1. MYeral the J1AV ' ' by • Mor an ChriStmas, Mrs. w.. mg . . . Gifts were exchanged and was held clurlD& the 811Clal nilnlbero and tbell led Jl'OUP meetllig san Mrs read A Silver . The meetmg was opened with Mrs. Wippel, on behalf of the RefrOihmen!s were alngln&. The haU ..... d awl Mrs. Oliver clark The ' "The Mother's Prayer" followIS class, presented Mrs. Slephenfrllm • table oovered An old. tfaablolled Chrlstmu lng with the holdlay .. _ . Wht ~~,:.~of Kin ; Mrs. Wliliam'd by devotiOns glven by Mrs. I son, the teacher, with a gUt. 0 I White cloth and red net wttb. waa _I[IV"'!.W ,Mrs. P~yllla Mul- The meeitns, llpelled 01 G 'A F E I L w. McComas who re.ad A dessert course, coffee and JuniOr youth of !lea Meth· oenetr arrangement of red len whll allll gave the cii(tural lallc form "\Yith Mrs. ~ . w~ and M;:'' ~; e ~~~:~· selections from "Ideals", Inhome made candy were servjod odi!R Churd1 were guesll at a nations and wblte mums. ' e~~tlltad, Simple Par- presiding. Reported in · · .,' si . t' g T' cludmg, "Chnstmas Is Rememto Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. El· ChriStmas party Thurlday eve-- replleas were oiven as m were Bertha McKeJmte toil Imek' •· " "The Ro 8 d to l!ethl e- 1be Golden Rule Clas11 of mer Wickham, Mrs. J . E. Fos· mng · In ·1he soc lal room of the '' · by· death; "Leora · dlChr18 mas ~rmg, ·• a son ~· dayb1 rea ngs were Ma • hem ," "Home to Nazare!~," the Mlddlporl First Baptist ter, Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mrs church with thelr ·-Jeader, Mra. BI-Monthly Club , lfOUP enjoyed a gJfl ex- slain a sister, .aad B~' li:bi 1 See and "The Story Often Told but Church elljoyed a covered dish George Skinner, Mrs Lorain William K. Russell, In charge. Attending were Mrs. ersbach, a brotber-II!-taw. · . I Really Known." dinner and ChristmB> party Sterrett, Mrs. Ellen c 0 u c II, Gino btought by the children Meet. on Si88lln, Margaret Follrod, A Chrill~~Jlaa veelliltlwa• rea<~ Thf ~embers ~n~wered roll c~l Thursday evening at the home Mrs. Victor Young Sr., M r 8. to be used in a needy project Members of the Vera Crow, Jane from _.Ana HUe~ ~ Pomeroy, Ohio II w1th a descnpt10? of the funm-! of Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes, Stephenson, Mrs. Aten Sha~, were placed under· the decor. Canasta Club met at the _ Ktautter, Shlr- areet!ngs Were reJ!fi4, _. ~· He est Chnstrnas g1ft they had Second-Ave. The president, Fred Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Homer ated Christmas tree. tin reStaurant 'lbW'Iday Ann ltupe, Norma M.errilee Adams, ' lti'aDdJ.;~ TONIGHT received. The group voted _to Hoffman, conducted a short Fraley and Mrs. Wippel. They also broU&ht fruit tor i1J1 I~ a 1:30 turkey diner. Loe SOyler, _f'llyU• and all gr!llld ~fico<*, Commudi . Thl provtde gdts for the Metgs business meeting following the basketar to be given to sbut-tns FoUowmg the diDner, the Mullen, Martin, Mary H. ications were ·read ·.from t•• 'ti · County home. A gilt exchange dinner. , of the church duriDK the hol-1 went to · i ho• hllma of Mn. lloberta C. O'Brien, graild chief and Sylvia l!owrie1, Is was held and wrappin~s judged. A g~t exchang~ was held •· Readin~'~s clays, Lu Ann French was In ard Flnlaw, East Main St., H. Nellon, Tereaa SWa~ diotrlct deputy. ' . Flo 1 Mrs. ~ugene Houdash~t won , round the lighted Christmas ~ • : .~~·· of· the wo~Jb1p service which wa& decorated for the m>l Brown, M~ Karr, Other oHicers ~le_cted wei'e the pnze for the p<ettiest and Itree duting the social ho~r. the and ~ the Christmar story lday seaao.o Glfll. ...... exWelker, Rev~ VaiJilhan, Ema J ...., m:elleol lltnl~; M:s·. Earl Davenport, most hosts serving .,dessert ' course. ? i fr_om.~t.i~. Oou!IISS ~WSOJI led c~nged 1Uid canasta and Nidi: Conde, 1Eihel ~tew~, escelleiJ.t junior; 1Velma ongmal. AU of the packages. The president announce the the 8foup In carol smglng. jw1th prlzeo awarded to Amsbaey, MeUn· Oorg Grueaer, manaaar; GJI,Id· received hollOfable m~ntion.l toys nad been purchased for the . · . During. the program !Jour a John Boavti':·IJ!d Mro. Betsy Amsbaey, ys Cu<;kl<f• p~; ~&."llbers exchanged favonte re- i nursery for Christmas and would . oolored film wae shown entit.. McKetme. · , • .. , and Dian Mar- !!Jt 8eldenabel, , ~i . Nettie; Geo. Ctpes. Iprovide five poinsettia plants. A Chnstmas program w~ led, ·~The Blessings of t be A deaserl:.~ was . . Haye., "plist eblef; Ethel Stew.. Mrs. Robt:rt Burkett, presi- for shutins of tde church after prese~t~ when the W~s Christ Child ." The meetiftl waa to the above and Mrs. Gu art, truatee; ~nd Edttb fLanAl dent ,was in charge of tbe : tbe Christmas services. Gifts A~socmb.on of the ~iddleport closed with prayer. Mrs• . Rua- Cowan, Mn. PaUl Taylor, nfn&~ installing oflit:er. ,El 11a The hoatesseo Mrs. i were presented 10 the class ·Fll'st Umted Presbytenan Cbllt- oell was given a slltprlsa glfl Max Fohner, EIJilene (]alms Reported Smith llllt!lJWlOOII that ~ JanJ . - -teacher Mr. Dave Darst and ch met Thursday evening at !lie , of mDt glass from the youth. lett and Mrs. Charles RUDe. Up Lut 3 Montl,l uary meetlns ·of lh'l'llll Cheill I 89 to Rev~ Donald Boone. ' church. The '"""tlng '! llpell· l Robbie Ord was recrtliUona · · · . . The Logan Branch 11fftoe of wiluld be helcl at her hlllll'. Aflendlng were Mr. and Mrs./ eel . ~;th a ChriStmas piano duet , leader for games. Relresbments Job'• 'Dtmlf . hterl Bureau to Workmeo'a ·Con>- Gameo ..we"' ·played '!ith priz.. WI Hofi,Jnan, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald by "'"· Lillian SUe!! and Mn. ! were ~ed from a table cov- · · · ' ' . made award. lolal· eo awardl.t to Wtnooa Cook, Loi Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. David I Paul H~ptonatal! followed .~Y ' ered With a white clolb and Plan lmlallat!on 4205Jso.211 fiX' compenoa- Mra. Cuclcier and Mn. CampDorsi Mr. and Mrs . Ton) Fowl- group SingiDI of the ciU'ol, o . centered With a while Docked Bethel No. 112 of tho medical' and boa tlal ae • bell. Glfta w.,. exchaDged 11\i JOIN NOW AND er, Mr. and Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. L/tlle Town of S.thleben]." Itree with tiny orll8melll and tlooal Ill; . Chrlslmi. OIIOldeo 8114 4 David Jenkins, Mrs. Barbara ' Mrs. Susan Park wu ileTo- ~ol<ed by red and l!'een ClO· 1!!81 lo IOCUW· -ton · of 111M, accord· served, Jltef wblcb ·l;b,riatmli BE READY FOR NEXT .Mtlrrav·. Mrs. Harold Thomas I tiona! chairman, readq the die!. day e¥tn1Ilfl, lll · llle . to .flguniS released today readlltl• were stvan by Mi-o. and Rev. Boone, . ChriStmas story from Luke and !Mrs. Robert Hysell was food Mallllllic T.mpla. .. M. GauU de uti ad- Campbell an<Uolra. SJn!1b. . CHRISTMAS AND two thdinga on the Cllrislmu chairman assisted by Mrs. Keith step!Ianle Pullen. f ~ p Lo . theme. The prayer for mlaalliD- Gobel and Mrs. Jlo&er Toney. prinoeSI, presided In the san M d 1 :GET .... Bradbury, Mrs. Jeanne Cooke, aries was given by Mlsa Mar- MJBS Bess Sanborn and Mra aenoe of the ·honored . Thls Off ce. r'l. Lloy 'HOIU.I 1 11 Mrs. J•mes Johnson, and Mrs. garet Sau!". . RusseU were cbaperoneJ ,.;, 1~lana , _ · ~ · lw 1 · in- To her Cllr4 Club Jolin Kraw~I<ZYn, served red ~or the program, M~. the party. lice far lil~~~l!t t»eii.'· -~-" ·~ Mrs. · Bruce Lloyd . enteria!!!; velvet cake. Favora of Sruley gave reveral teadlnga on Detembe;., lll II' 1:!0 Tile {;;;:;b' : ed her .caid elub Tltursda~ nativities were giver, to those entitlde, "How the Great Woodmen FllmUiN Installation will. be held cl!inll 1 a Hocklnce ill at ·ber lx>me on N. ' Nilrui. present. The meeting was Came," "G~Is of the day December lt'·aod· au . or . .B· Ave. The house wu ~rll~ eel wilh "Silent Ni&ht," and "Annie and Wlllle's Guest. for Pllrt.y ents, Easterp aod Maaooa AlbeOI, Melfll; GsUia, JaclOidn, for the holiday sealion IDcllldful around the lighted tree. ., A Christmas porty Invited. Vinton and Fairfield counties. a Ugbtad tree. . . The group voled to ed by the Modern of the Prlzeo were won b)i Mrs. to the Firemen's lnalll'llllce' Company WU But muy a ehlld sttll Is lookln& tor Crooks aod· Mro. we project. The meeltDK wu Dec. !Sth at 6 p.m. at At their tree 111 caunt and Webster; guel$ for Ou SPECIAUZED eel with 'Silent Night" dllleatll' Methodist Church In bare. lng. Otbero ~ I FOR THOSE , "The Lord's Prayer." 'fl"'l, served by the John z::·BMr:s~.1~J~ane SEVERELY Santa cookies. Women•• group for the So let's oot forget lhe needy Mrs. Jamea candy and ice tream . bers and their famlllea of ·~N . ,I!R: . onel;: . lea Sruler and Mrs. sorved from a table • Middleport, and ~ rp ·Who' -are - praylnl for some A gUt exch111111e with poinsettlaa and are'U. .CB~ IS NEAR 1111: durin& the social • Hostess were Mrs. Dwight A And buy llllllle presento eolra, grllUp met et tho ' 11 won't be tong untn Xmas day; And live lhclr heatts a Ull. taurant for 'a lace, Mrs, Paul Haptonstsll Mra. ' , LY 3-4550 Lewis sauer, Margaret llnd napklna The pines are whisperill8 low, - Leona •Daola the 245 E. 51•'- St. Athens Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs. out the Chri!tmas theme. Sonia Ia Jllllltblnl up Ida lllelgh; Ohiln•er and Mrs Lillian Organ mualc was Tbo reindooil are IIUIDiplnl to • ' · 'he dinner by . .be on their way, Baker, aon of Jlliln Baker, dleport. How happy are the children A· prize waa preaentad to Sltlln& around the fire Eorly Orden N11w Baing Taken 11ldest and younsest bright, ... I.. ,. and &lilt' and candy were ctv- WIJhlng the olght ,.. pll8l, en to all the chUdren. Rev. Mar- And for mao mornlni Jlglll vln Dowibo aod his two lOili · · attended the party. Rev. Brilhl thclr &lowlq faces, p.m~ oon led o the entire ' As theY see. the sn'owllrops faU . .' ~ singing I •number of Lool<lnl at tDe presenll carols accompanied by On the tree .. brlfht and Gr~~pn on the plano, aeOl'etarY the ~ ·are llpOIII!d, of Camp 6335. Wrappin8 papeti are rifl)'· wbere; · ANNOUNCE SERVICE Christmas Communion aenlcea will .be bel at the Syracuse Uniled Preobyteri1m ' I Cburrh S'l"'i"r morning al 1:10. .I The guest :speaker will be Rev. Leonard Mcintire, General ' . "' I ;I. byter of Logan. SWiday SclxiOI DII'OfiT lAC,, RECEIVE NIXT will follow at 10:!0. The Chrlat.NOVIMBER .-WIIC , _ II WIIKI mao .· prOIJ'Ilm will be held at $ 12.50 1St 7:30 p.m. The public Ia cordlaJ..I ly Invited. ~ I . $ 25.00 IOo '· Fall and Chrlotrilu Arrangomonto - Chrlllmu $ 50.00 : -w" DAUOilTER 1IOIIN ' 1.00 Wrutho Grave Blankets Cut Floworo Mr. and Mrt. Jameo Cllller, $100.00 '2.00 .MENS 3ll!i. Cotlllw SL, anniiun<e ' CorHU" Gift ltemo In Abundance $150.00 Jo birth QL an II!! P,ound ' 1.00 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Wi Jacqueltna Sue D,c. . $250.00 ..._ ' 5.00 Ht Holzer HIISPita!: T!lisr lllil>' th• $500.00 a daughter Darla Kay, U .10.00 A Florafox Mombor, Wo Wlro Flowers Everywhere inJ months. I ye ' ... v-a · bv Philatheans 1lu Din~«, P'"Y . MJu ~tlawtoJ ~ "' 111e ~=~~'!-.. ~ ~VIII' eolfee Pd. W • ilceo. t Ide ~ R. D. .,... ol ~fl. 'Fred~ ~-}CI!pr I~ a 'l!>U~ Cln'latmu Music Jane 0 Christ as . n m Th F ., d eme eature Maflat 1 r.m. Enroll Now Ia Our ~er: Job~l ... YM'i··· . . ~ 'I· t t! . Septem~ ~. I ° = !«;";.:'""' u!" n· PHYLLIS WIGAL . . SUZV PARKER LINDA MOORE FAYE ROUSI:I JUNIOR MISS CANDIDATES - Six of the ~0 ca did t , · th titl J · · . · · · · . Bfler, her talent act, !ostrumental; Phyllis Wigal, So~the~:':.n:~ ·d:ught~r ~n~o~ !'JISS 3fAri!~s -i·ount~, above, are. Dla,na• Bier, E~step• HI~, daqghter of Paul and Ruth 0 Jean Parker coronet solo· Linda Leigh Moore Porn r . High d Y VIa an •gal, mstrumental, Suzy Parker, Rutland High, daughter of Homer and Violet Mor...ity, sewing e.iJibits, and .Faye Ro~sh, so"ufti'ern HiJroa~~:~"t:"~: !~~ H~~ ~oo~ 08m~nologue; K.tty Morari!Y· Pomeroy High, daughter of Lawrence • vocal. ·T he Junior Mtss Pageant. sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees, will be presented in Middleport High School liuditorf~ De 28 1 8 · aM' anc e. YLo . : . • c. a p.m. ISS onme ckwood, 1963 Junior Miss of Ohio, will cro~ Meigs County's Junior Miss. •:l " 70 New Customers Ad~~ ·; Insuring SmoothServi~e.· Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., has taken tribution naturai gasgasin system, Reedsville :~~·;~l~~~~: lion of theof Reedsville It wao . ,151 pipeline project has beeo l~r~~~~ gas system has served 70 . ~ wells which have been fotuid' ·tdl'l of Ohio customers In Reeds\'ille1.·~ othe; Ohio communities,-now m~Y~ and convenience of d"f!"Ddabl,e;; < )'~ , 1ervice. Columbia officials said. .r . · cent of the nat· by Columbia of service to Reedsville, comes from has started work 'on a insure a cOn- pipeline improvement ~lw:';i suoply .Iwhich will make it System, Inc. serve more than 30 of Columbia of potential customers. vast amounts I line will be laid in Louisiana and I Route 681, just west single pur·[ ville. ever trahS- The J . Hughes car~¥-: · Imiolettod recently 1 tion Co. of Huntington 1 Oil and Refin- ! is installing thf' neyt pi~=~ urcl1aae of more for Columbia. Work is --~ cubic feet of ed to be completed b) customers of : The new Columbia of System compan· customers accounts will . six other sta1e:s . . handled by the ";'"~~:::Jii·~ the· erlention of fice at Middleport. about service shoulti be dir·•,;,_ ed to Columbia of Uhio's o.'·· "' at 138 N. Second Ave., in dleport,'' Allan L. '-!:''~~=~: dleport manager for ·I c. of Ohio, said. The Reedsvill• property be operated as • part or umhia of Ohio's Jackslln 1. ~1:! sion. General headquarters Columbia of Ohio is in Col•!ll• 1 bus. Columbia of Ohict more than 880-G00 ,retail mers in 56 Ohio eountiet. ---~- ' Police Probe PairofB&Es In Middle~rt fHE ·POET'S -•.c o· Diles Radioear Co• B~·RFELD.S Open Every DCly From 9 .a.m. :to 9 .Elberfelds. In P.tED Wl N CIIKISTMAS B. ' ......_.......................... _____ ... "' GI ;I IHE FARMERS BANK ' . '' -~-. ' ~ i :,.Af"D SAVINGS CO. . '·'t -. . • • ~MEROY, omo-----.1 i Paid On ~vingsl , Mer'J~,tral llolerve System an4 Insurance Corporatlala .......................................... .._ POMERQY FLOWER SHOP Ph. W~ 2-2039 Dey or NiohtW. Main lt. • ; • .,......, Member Pomtror't Gold liar ~g.~·GI-&r · .. Heedq11•~ For ADMIRAL ' > -•.,.. ' 'i , , Middleport pollee! are IHUlJL a. N. -gating two more b~:.:: Marabout, R.N . . enterin~s, Chief of of i bert Gal key said tbls Hospital. Sbe He reported that theves at the ;open the back doors of 1960 Smith residence at 371 ser\tlce. st and Kal Hindy home she was uam- se1l-st, Saturday night;· . homes wen entered Ad m Imstrator , A !h 't' ld · wi&b her ' ~ on Jel!i sa a • to 1 raclio was oUssing from Darec r. tH' d ho b ----' mY ~. ut 1 nothing was stolen Hospital IChief Gilkey said hi! : (olssim" - Isiah ment will oontinue a Alma Park-· investigation of enterings in the vUiip Earl Qleport. i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 19, 1964