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IICJal. iI About aajor......, WorY MidrliPI'IOrt Plans for the Chrjstmas season Bl' M1S8 P'RF.DDIE .ert' made Sunday evening hy HOUDA.SREJ.T !he Senior Youth Fellowship of J\t:>ti lll Vil>thOOist ftmN.'h whPn Mrs. Dwight Wallace anrl son, it met with counselors Mr. and Alan spent tlu.. wf'f'k('nrl in Mc ~!r-; ChariPs Asn Bntdhury . connels ~·ilte with Mrs Wallace's I ..d •IJirl· Low »& 17 ratr, SINGU: Evans Super Mar Chain Asking Me 1 rhu~l'h treat , and on the 23rd wE"thling anniver~:trv . \\Ill h.:.~·p ~ <'arolin g party. Thi':V 1 Mr. and Mrs Roh.ert ShArp aml will mE-et at !he C'hHrrh al 7.15 Mr . anrl Mrs Pan] H lli""Ji on ~tall anrl return to thE' chtll"ch ror re- and rhilrlrf'n . F..:lilh ami J!l·... •hlm'llll, p-__d..,., ... dttliiJ' , ••rlllf'l" ....,., IIICl ...& Flilr &. partir enttne Tht> group will meet nex-t S\m· parent~. Mr and Mrs. G. C. Knox ~a~· evPning l-o sad c ea'1dy fot· who were celeht·nting tlwir 54th thf' Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Dec. 0, 1981 V9L XJII NO. 198 • ',\ • at y e 1'..-mtr.....,... TraiH, wht Dec. 5. !961 'r I I • f ' Now Y011 Know , ; 1 Billv Thorofa~. which at.es in Penn:!llylvania, Gallipolis Based Firm To I I Reap Advantages In Move :;::::;t,;:~;:ein 1 • give your 1or 127 million annuaUy Stanley L. Evans, Evans Grocery Co. board chair-:super markt>ts and Evan!>.I) man, said today the Evans Grocery Co., with headquar· lion from H . • • .,. ters in Gallipo.lis, is party in a proposed merger as an : Thorurare has just opoM§ 4 family music for chrisfma$ 1 operation and personnel of the Evans chain of super mo~ new ·super markets. The name of the local firm will be retained on two chains do not S' B . SUPER KEMTONE and KEMGLO To Better Balar>ce Our Stock, We Are Offering SEE TH. MANY EXCELLENT MODELS OF The Followir>g HAMMOND ORGANS ON DISPLAY Colors Only. AT ELBERFELDS · N11:W YOR!t (UPII John Glomi of New Concord, picktd to .~ _, ,._ ui'L'" f'irst u .•'s. m11n to mike an OO'b!tal hll,fl't the ltaat doubt about su~i less the venture. : ·~ . eMelodie Green eSkyline Blue Syracuse lias D'rive Going Fo'r :Me ...i'Tru'c'n ..... ~m • 1'hl IPRIT!, 11«11 . . , . SH tho com"lote llno LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I I Floor. (Technlcolor) "THE GRASS IS GREENER" Middltptrt "ENGLANDER" MATTRESS SALE ' Professional. Tree Tnmmer SlashedBv0 wn power saw ~y~IVPI . ~l'pOOE, Oh~ sndnd .,:~~~ •. van~ ,. '"' poh•. Ohoo, Cha•loololl, w. ........ - Died T...J,a_v t I Chester G' I countv w·toner " ltlil!l,~ I' al k ni~; Jn Peare T Sacred Music ,I Js PJanned " . I CornelJ~ . 1 ~ormosa. 8 Ziegl~r "Si•~er f' ,:. rn.: Janllation, but., ~e . that for ltl& ~unity, college , E. 0 .. RaU reportel on Bqtrd «>ltD~. ,. ' ' which slie attended Columbu1, at a . CaetTo Wnt Take Away RAVAN.,_. •. " the Mlmiy' rUght with all preeent. . The boai'd dt"!cided to · meeti1ig on · 2 instead Qf Monday 1 88 . . ' Chaa!t I :e ::::11: • • you JIVt: could save your .experience. Tbe new secretary ls · Ch.ristmos Song. The girls ensem- Pomeroy street! ~tly rovid· Or home."" wanted by next January 2.. I · ble will sing, "~o .~~;tle Was ed by merchants oPtbe ~own Tbe Syracuse "" department . Adlai Turn• Away Th......And N<; Fore, o HoI Yhave been romplet.d . .Merchants hu m~berl who PETITIO~ FILED F Night, and 'Thirty-Two Fee I wh h ve t cmtribdtecJ to the at fires aad for ·. A petition fo• divorce has been rom C...ongres8ldea and Eight LitHe Tails," by Hugh ~ ~ra~ion ~nd a~ asked to conattend month- Ifiled by Charle!l Jackson Hand· CHICAGO CUPII-Adlai Steven- Frey. 'tact Norbert ComptOII or Gess· Ore · asmcia, ]ley .. of Langwv~le ·against Edl!h ~turned away f~ Dlinoia pol-l Other Semor band numbers ·wiO ler's Jewel Stre. . the Enter· Marie Handley of Springfield, abcs and one of his oldest ambi- 1be "Carol Festival.~' ''Goffin.·· ry of th~ Ohio ' charging gross nl!glect o( duty tionJ Tuesday in euhange for an and "Zacatecas... Inc. . ·•nd ,.~rome ....euy. ' . "expanded role" ~ the nation'• I' 'J'Ioe JUDlor Band will present , · fo~Jgn policy. two nomben "santa·• Holiday," . I Katangese•UN War Rages Into Second Day.; .!'"t!O::: r:!:::.t~;:~ ;:...::~~ I' s'Ioo ·'· 'd'F'"1'o'ws Jet F.•g ~ h .·-ter . ,·s'Get I n Acti·o·n -. ·· ' ' · · London home "inn !=~~2 for Christnw," p ltklay visfl hero. Tue&da ternperl.turel ' 19 yWedi)Ud&J to: So a.m. rn, ···. • · +.:.., .& lc at Mason cOUDCI"} Will'. R : . uv =~..::~·.: Grader If Prite Is Ri,.-~i. . tU.. · dentlol nom.,.. deellned an mvl· solo part on the Jattr number. ' I' · to '-l't ' lhea'_I;;;; Jati!,O from leadei'S ol hfs party ' 1be senior band will p I • y . . l. try to the llltOJi!or Ml ' to 'opPOseloenate Mfno•lty Leade• """" Comet Santa Claus," •• Mason town council look steps to relieve to ~PI ~~ permtts Evft'et\ M. Dlrben for the state's Its finaJ number before audience . ditions Monday evening with authorization of_~ · defini!t term for their . ' , · . , · . junior Sen~ !M!!!at neXt year. Ste:. partlcipatlon numben: which will Icommittfe to purchase a street grader, if tiW obroaf 1n t~ past, .UCh Et.JSA.~E. Katanga terlaJ to ~.N. tropps In Katanga .l In Ehsabethvllle, tokl newsmen .venaon aald he would remain as close the prntram. lrf'asonable. · could 5;, obtalrlld,_"""!' . !Ul'Jl-"FIOrco' l)tlhting be-n TWO heavy ·t~ak!eoi W<ire gciiOg lhat tbe cea,.·fire Is "lin~hed'' l u.s amhasoodor ot lh• Unit«! Ticket• may be pui'Chaaed from F"nk Board and Olin Wolle tloat tile be laid -•• _~='#'•"" Illation. ·' · Natlona and Katange1e ·on in. the. I!:Ustrbethvll~ area today and that aerial and troop rein- Nat\on",;. any bantl member and will be ' told council they had loca'ed a oo FJrth-st iD raged Into the second. day .......o~ In ~ reBklen~J .~ and forc-ements 81"e on the way fro~ sold at the door. . street grader. Council moved to He said It ' and·U.N. jel-lfghlef' roanod the ot!>er at thll Old olrpott, now Leopoldville. pur<ha"' '' p•ovided the price fa lardou.o ""'dltllltO. lntd .action. , · unuaed, Dear the sUe of Tuesday"s Chlldr'ell Vlc&lma TICKE'l'S ON- SALE within the town's mean•. to lay the Ule u •"'~' . Tile lfrilt+c' . Nations ~11~ battle. 1.' . ·• ·' · · Nye~bo c'aimed that U.N. sol· · ~k$ are on sale ·11M' t h 4!' Ca~man Servle~ All persons with drlinquent be purchased. ·. "Flying Barrel". U.N. vrftclall ~ at least 43 diers fired twire thit morning on t 11 r e e a c t mystery-ccmedy. ·Wall Be On Fr1day water bills were warned by coun- It was annOl.IDl"ed .the l.uluabo01j Persona · h~ bH.fk\Jied and 20 ambulances and had aWpped ciVi-- ''Man Overboard" which will bt Funeral service~ for Henry cU that bill! oJ persons who have ning commissklll. .dl Kat.anga air base at woubded Tuesda7- '11Hl figure was ')ian men, women and ch.ildren. presented F-ridaY evening, o.. Cannan, 77, who died at 2:30 received a fmal notice wm tae ·meel Wednesday · certain h) ~Jae tDday. fl'OVI le&ving the s~burbs and go- ceriaber 8 at the Rutland High ll m. Tuesday wiD be held Fri- turned over to a collection agency ber 8, at the city 1 Flilathll · llea'fy · Kat1!1i11 lnf9nn.,~Uon \ttf~l&t.er ing into t}le: ·city. sebpol audltorJum. by lhe Junior "day a.t 2 P·~: in tbe Ewing <llap- immediately. 1SekJon Fle_mirll ~ the ~ ·,~ SwecQJh•'miJ. A~~~ ·· ,fi.,fore- A )oc:al senior Red Cross offi. CIUi. 5eat1 ma,y be reserved at •1, w1th bunal in Gilmore Ceme- Mayor Olston O. Wright read • ant Comnus:'lon, .P .tuiJ ilt.~ lrlalh Canlferr; ei 1.wtu..fl6 l;tJra1, 1 ' · ' ,an4 ,cl•l, Andre Van Roey, rep;orted the high !K:hpol. ery. recent leter from the West Vir· ' progress bemg ~In bonlbm &lao took part b, the air fllglit" and that ,..,0 t/oopt !that a U.N. mortar had struck a He is SUI'Viv«< by ' two ch1ldren ginis Publlc Employment Retire- In M...., Counij, ba4"driYea &he Y,Plted!fat&ons out truck removtpg women and cbU· :ecil, Pomeroy, and Dorothy ment System .inquiring whether Attend!~ the ' ·aid• ~t tbt tc.Qaogeae.) (lb LeOpqldvllle, ali U.S, G\ob2. o( Jti.hAaQ~ •In the ~UY to •dren from a pollee camp near the ~AL TBMP8 'ltoore, Charleston; a stster, Mrs. or not the town wants to partiei- . Mayor Wnght. , !f,\~~~IB ;AI'i"'dCAll'IOI~,, l'.ne',.·or pWieo · pul under U. N. 1 ..,.u ,hliltio' ~- tllia~lll• 'fightinl 110110 kUling Iwo ojllldren 'J'Ioo !Omperalure !b Pomeroy' 'ianche Baurp, Wheeling, W. Va. te . 'ts tirement pi Tl Ile Roush, and eoa~l 1n fhe COqo' for ~~~. 1'"' -I ' ~ • .~ ;;~, ' .. Iand injuring Jt women. downtown busineu distriCt toda tnd two brothen, Albert a 1'1 d pa m J re an. ~ McFarland, I.Al~r 1 ·~·~,of~ ~rly. - thtl 1.. ~,1~~ · ~· ~\the ''It wu a rrll}itful aliht." llli' 'At 11 :50 a.m. was 43 de~ talph, Min~rs~ille. Friends may matter was tabltd. Board. Otin V{~e lercyinJ met> and ma·llitdlan' · r of li.N.~cts ,sald. __ wljlo 1W1t11 okles. caU al Ewin&• ~ VOI'DOII- oppear<d to Ilk, Werry. ""!ulreB · . . . 1 '"""~:~;e. " vaol, .... ton. Ravenswood, Ashland, Ky. . " I L . B. Smith, Jr. wm A Racine man was seriously injured TuesdaY after- as President, J. P. Support Grows For 2Chinas · Of As UN Member · I program I < "!iJh~ Jtr·W . no ~ver to Gn:r;alliOOllJ N91{1lnating petitions of ~~dl· Ice Station. A list _of all donoTI ex~u:~~~ t~~d of Northwestern. idea fory.:ard aeriously ~esday. ~~ .~~~~e ~~:~~·~"~.S~~t ! ::~~~~~~~h O:nd =-~~~= tan, and Mr. Olen 8trlek1and, I f&- County court )Udge be placed· ·in. the .~sines& BC oo . a r . . h M Before that, Swedish Minister of Night" and "Silver Bells," by Tufner of the R~tland Methndist \ ~0~ I(UeSt for l~ attendance must be flled by August 8. All Jists of contributors The vacancy came w en rs. State Mrs Ulla Lind~ while 1 od WUlstoo ~~'~i~ie~ E~ In Cite~ K be kept up to date I a c h Jud)' Herrmann al\nounced her Cavoring Communist China'~ seat- Pau y er. . Church. Idown on hill ~ ' ' M · d . 1--'-atkm, effective ·December 1 g •--I ed ••'h · tl The opening number of the pro- , to the 1unny I polliled mll that ' . rs Rllll ftt:!!norte i' &"10'"5'' n ' uet; ar UUI~ IUC 8C on . . i . t Wll an ord • . --·r In making thEl rt!queM. for con· 21. Applicants. sh~ld have would leave the problem of Na· ·gram wdl ~ Silver Be~s foUawSEE MR. COMPm'N l retary, ~ ,. .. I~ not iiJar7 On .Sta~ MMin« officials 'tald, "'l'b, do-!ll'lme commerc•al tramlng and tionolist China still to be solved. ,ed by Chr1stmas Greetmgs and I The Olristmas decoratiDn!l 00 Isaid ChurcbiD ~ 'J'Ioo .... -'f'U. R ITUR . . •, . the OlhiO Caro- l =-·' new - MAnRESS OR BOX SPRINGS May Be PurchaHcl Sep1r1tely . A! · ~35.00 each 1 I ~--~ nilbl PER SET . • D. A NEW KIND OF TRANSISTOR , •• Now RCA Victo~s purse size radlo gives you more station-pulling power, less static and noise - thanks to new high efficiency transistors. They're the best entertainment type transistors on the. market today, Powerful radio-type batteries cive up to 100 normal hours of listening ••• aver 300 hours wlth earphone attachment. The $prlte goes wherever you go and alves you lop radlo ·pe{lormancel I . . I Mrs. Of poJDeroy I "ffiiiiASIIrl UICl"" Mo$t Trusted Name In iadi~ 1arf' relatively adjacent approved. will be Jan. 3, 1962. kally so the merger is Evans Super Markets. an o("!f'r· :tO bring opportunil1 for alion in Welt Virginia, Ohio aJMI ~ and will expand the Kentucky, will ~me an im· ls:tantially. portant operating divisloon of I Thorof w h.u ~~~· trui#:mmli'MW~,'im~ noon when he was severely cut across the forehead by ior Vice-~President ~ a.ls~ ~:~~~~~~kl~:t~~e~ f~~a:~~~ II' of Rodios in tho Music Dopt. on tho Moln NOW SHOWING sub.)ect Ul apatockholders at wlll be schedul· 27,. and thee[· the merger, if • .:e Limited Quantities! CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Funera1Rit . es Thursday For c . ICh" .. RADIO eTwilight Gray ~·· grandparents, many have passed on, the venerable T. H. Flanagan, pioneer Meigs County teacher! for one. Others in the photo ••• Grace Crow, Duane DaVIS, Clara Schorn, Mary Olds, Greta Donnelly, T. C. Coates, Harry Probst, c E W Downie Mabel Race Hortense Reed Florence R3ce HOmer Ra~e Ameilia sehort, Clara Davis Stewart, Ann~ Ashworth Carrie Yeauger and many not idenli. ' Copy. •. fied.- Sentinel . a~ RCA elinden Green ·' h'te h"rts aU its 14 stores. Mrs. Kanuns • ky C. 1e Club ~ per gallon eCamellia Pink r I Candidates Still To FIle ;,r...n,o,..-~,..., Of Only ..• N. Stcand Av•. Nearly 100 a I A Cost To You S4.95 the :n Extra strona: pull, clearer receptio~! v. Or At Dying upside_ do~'D ro: a ln .~he pro~ orbit is ~:~e hitting to ... bow doso•oentatoon a keyhole on tloe <ky and- adntv mits ers thatInvolved" "there in may ••.., .senses '." he sald . dan the be foursome and Glenn .1nud putlmg the capsule h!lf hour space flight try will 'ts TH~ HAP. PY YEAR . - oys wore S~l , W I s I • 1be merger is and ~1es. Gtrls dressed demurely: n~ Jeans, curlers or proval of Evans T·Shlrtst Tobact? was taboo. But t~1s was 30 years be- a meeting which. fore t~e fl~pper 20s. P?mer~y Sr. High has replaced th~ ed prior to [)(oc. old brick school. Many m th1s 1892 photo are now great fective date of suppose the thlnghthat su~ Ualted Prell ln&erDaUona) a powet saw in a freak accident near his home. Evaru, now Board Clll~il! "I f:IJI forward to the tams me most Is t~at I a~ .com A gale pulhetl old IIUI the Ai· Kenn~lh Wolfe, 52, suffered the . . IEvans. is to become " -kl4t plek conHdence m the m1sslon .~ lea~·· 1 .mre cut when a tree he was cutting squad took ~urn to Mf:lgs Gener· MembEor o{ Thorofare. 1antie ...... nd . h h rd . 1 ed t ay, .. -. . l ' tlcn,'' Glenn wrote 1n m t e a ware. lnVO v . lajurM ai New York ... oae fell on top of him. striking him al HospJta . . . i The terms ~r the mer-atine. also have confidence 1n all o{ the J ,.... 1 N Yorlr. aDd. .... in the back of the head while he Members of the umt said the approx· te 1au · I ed" be 581"d a ew '" If d' tl bo h"s lma one 1 I The Marine lieutenant • • peop e mvo v • · dead bt New Jeney. ley air, was standing near lt. ~ impact s~w cut 0 e lr~ Y 8 ve fare Common S!ook taid bt plans tO give capsule, ''I~ addit!on to _this, I have ::1 • meaawhUe, tilted IDio ibe IMN'tb- is believed to have pushed Wolfe ngflt ey~ . It went mto the ~kull ~ 5hares of Ev\U coo'm! and bimleU" a workout" relig1ous fa•th which add1 to plY I . ea&~ ttatn. into the blade or his saw. as he 1of tht mJured man . squadsmen Stanley L. Etant. while' 1n flight to it and to N hundred and\dates feeling of confidence . • • Funeral services for 'f'helma. Heavy rala feU at Dallu pli fell . reported. "lhe Evans Beard Wd · 1 teat human in apace. whoe':.!gh: of&e il:. thee Novem· - · Jean Ka~insky. who dled M<HI· F 0 r t Wtrib, Tn:. N..-dlen Raclne emergency squadsmen ! The accid~t occurred ab:~~rt "Am.onl other tests, her lectl h t flled exday evenmg at Wellsburg, W MfiDe gat aaow aad upt IDCJW .said it was reported to them the 2:50 p.m. wh.ile Wolf.! and Ills e ave ~ b 1 Va., will be held n..ursday at was . EaUiaf early &oday .. the accident occurred Oll Wolfe's son were cutting trees. Wolfe has 5 ~tu bo rdy afwf.' :Melgo !".': ..: p.m. in the Bald Knobs Church. .-thel11 plallll and up""• Mi.. pro~rty near the John ' Youna been employed as a profession;~] ! . l ~ '-"'unty ei':'C lon a 0 I· . 1 'II tak la . 't h c• lilsippl Valley. rry e . mbe ol . .' laid today. Butla Wl . e p ce ID residence on Yellow Bush Road.!tree trunrner a nu r years. ' ·Bald Knabs cemetery with Rev. 'l1le injured man was in (air iHe has not been employed re- I Harold f1Dlrne8 · ll : iJII!flllU.WAXCtMJ!WMJ• · nd U la'· th" · • • , ~ ~· 1I eently becalL<>e of a fool injury have filed the ~cq I on ...::: 11 mornmg a 1 The -repe•l.o mull . !lolgo Gene•al Hlllplal. De<ember 22 at • :a. Sh~loy l!IJJG, . . Wolf• was taken ... .-..llome ~ p.m. Dannie Boyd, all of Eaot Lover. • by nis son, Eugene, following the J U' I I. IrC l I :.00 to be given certlfi- the Syo'acuse voluntee• n.. de· !pool; Del<! and Joan Boyd odf II<'Cklefll. FI'OIJI there the Racine I I Ma..prd IIJppOltl w. . n 0 r t t adv"sed residents of the I Toronto, and Anna Frances Boy -. I i of Pomeroy died Tom Brown of Pomeroy was cates of election, winning cand· par men . I k I ,. •., ,of Portland I' today at Meigs Gt!Q!U'al . f lh R . _. , __ fil t& A v11lage th.1s wee that ts llrlU · JnstaDed prelude~ 0 e I dates must aJ.tN e repor . ny od f k 'll bee ob- Also surviving are her parents, She is survived Grande. College Clrcle K candidate who failed to submit m1 el U'ethtrucb .'W! I u;el9S2 1Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weddle of Bertha Call of Anahe;m, 1 which Opened lt.J 1961-81 the report will be disqualified soete e. egmnng. · 1 Portland: three brothers and two Mary · Ues wlt,b tae installation of five yean from running for ~b- The village' present fire tr~ck Sisters whO are Lawrence wed· UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. mPP I t \ M111n .: Clara lona• • 1 een and lllductlon of new Uc office. was purchased as a used ve Lc· die of Portland, Ralph Weddle -SuppOrt developed In the Gener· Lola Aletha Ziegler of Chester , Oregon, and Prances II bers at a meeting. thiB week. 'Jhe board of electicn!l will con- ~ 1 ~ and ".'as converted Into a!~~ ot Rogers, Robert Weddle of · Alsembly tod~tr tor the "two · Iwas Mei<>s counly wmner of the . Wakkor of Columbu$; . . Da1"Iey of RaMar~e . Bobi¥Oft. After beh1g installed, tn be open from 1 to 4 p.m. truck · Fire department d . r memli'Cill Portland. M&'rle mas Ct?'1 ...'<'.,~ a u · N· seat I fma\ Prince of Peace ('"flmpetJo 1Mrs · Br~ pre:;ented new rnembn's a[ternoon except Saturday have begun a rivet ork rr;n~ cine and Grace Currans of East for the Communist Peipln~ re- , tHm held Sur.day at he Enter· 1·Slack and lin. their certificates and plns and for candidates to file. to purchase a new rue · Liv~rpool. igime and cne for the Natlonalist ~ A pro~r811\ oC Christinas mu· pnse E u Church lough, and ~~::; 0 recognized a• memben. Election board officials Frjends may call at the hor'ne government of . l'.ic Bell Serenade.'' will Miss was presented with lnf'phew, all _i . k New members mducted were said t.h.ere have been no cand1· __ .J of the parents, Mr. and M r 1. Both the Chmese Commumsts be presented this Thursday eve· ' ·1 e metal and a cash award i Funeral .O.flo.'is' 1or a new true IUII.O ne!:U·I . "A buns -••1e on WeIIs Run, un t'l' and the Ch'meae Natlona . I'1!d.s have ning at 7:30 at the Middleport ar 51mv the r merchants of Pomeroy Saturday at J~t:~ yl Ey~. Dave sagan, dates to Hle yet m tu~ on('Om· ed . ent Dap Wt:U\.1 ,ood, MarahaU' M:~l, ing May primary candidate• · eqwpm · refused to acknowledge the po!si· 1High School auditorium by t h will reprP!'en~ he county in Sacred Heart. 1the hour of the funeral. .Jones. Charlel ~an, for all offices iD the 1962 elec·. The departn'lent asked res• nts bility of both regimea as k!giti- 1schnol bands ant!! the girls en· :istrict competition in January.'er Jo~n Turel. B. Orebaugh, Jac"k Walker, tlon, except judg(· of c 0 u i1: t Y t{l donate $I or ~re ea~h month. Secretary's Job mate governments, and the Soviet semble. ,She is 8 membtr of the United ! ary wall brt '~' -:.c•, 1~:; Young, Terry Nye, James mlllt file befOte ' p.m. on Thla wookt bring m en~pgh o' A R I d Union and the United States, i DireclinR the band will he Eu· lMethodist Chul"('b in Pomerov. Ewing ~· J:asterllng, Tom Perry, '1. , ey to buy a new , truck ai pen t ut ~n their principal backers. have nev• ene Gherke and the iris will , . . . . . Mn. W D ·'l'ucker, VlrgU Morar, M'l At in the May primary ~me. . Appl~tions are bemg taken at _er discussed U {ormally. directed b ·Mrs. gClar~ Other fmah~ts. who weN! JUdg. l ~tb by her DanleiB, Bob ~er1 year w'iU be CQ'Onty commts- Donations JD}IY be left either Rtttland tugh sthool for a replace- Jaja Wachuku Nigeria's for· . Lace y ed by Geneva Stobart, ~artba ' m l95S. Burill Bob flarriiOil. coudty audtor, cen· . at Hard~n's Grocery, Chapman's ment at secretary of Rutland ei minister who is 'considered , y. . . I Hust.e~. a_rNI Mrs. W. A. Rlce, all f!eart C~. 'nw president cma:ratulatecl committeemen, and COWltY Market, Rizer'• Grocery, Lisle's high school. Applications are: to l he~ as a rellsble spokesman for The ~~gram Wl·~·fe~~ure sev·l tea~mg m schools in~~ arotmd ~ call at Ewm.,'a tAch a.nd '. ed · hill t.lttmks representatiVe to ·the . legislature. Servi.ce station or the SSS Serv· be JU~mltted to George Dallas, muc,h of African opinion, t the era\ a ~ence part IPD ~on num~I Me•gs. County, were Iss List Price $6.59 A Gallon '' A$tronautIs Confident Of . s . u d " m ' 'Pace a n ware 11:aa P Here is a gift for rour entire family: ~:~~ easy to p!ay Hamrrwnd Spi'Mt Organ at tl!. lcnvest price ever-$995~ It offers many of 1M exclusive jealuru that have made Hamrrwnd the !MBt regpected name in organs. Give your family a musical hobby that can provide a UJ• time of enj~ment. The new low-priced Ham'IIJO'IId Spinel Organ. Set it today. DISCOUNT ti!' operating division of Thorofare Markets, Inc., of Pitts· \new unit. has three burgh, Pa. lopenod th'- year The proposed merger wlll mean no chan~e of the jected fo• ·'""· the new Hammond spinet organ om111995" 25tyo West Virginia, E.ch, iJ enterprise and tach I · . ' '' II, I ·' .. ';I m:~ �-~ • .. • • .... -- • ' I John Mt'G rew . Jr. and family ,. - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , New Haven Social Notes BIRTIIDAY PARTY lowing l.he meal. the afte rnoon a t the home of Mrs. Misti Rae Wa rd, daughter of Fran Reiche•·t spoke to lhe group l'""'red Batey. Ref~shments were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Ward , concerning the d ub's work in during the sod a) hour to was bonored on her 2nd birth- New Haven, which includes the those attending: Mrs. L. C. Rouab day recently with a party given Site Con.servatim Project, ereet.L. J . Rutt«teutter , Mn. by her parents at their home . ing Christmas street lights. giv- W. T. stoqe, Mrtl. N. 0 Wein, TOe beaUftftllJy · ~rated birth· ing Christmas baskets to needy D A Smith, Mrs Hugo day cakeii'D the fnnn of a Swan famiiies. sponsoring the Bo Y Juhling, Mrs Philip Wolpert, Mrs. alld a Flsh we re ba ked by Mrs. Scout troop and the Explorer L. Dyer, Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Ward. Cake, ice cream, punch. Post. ~1 .·s. R. F . Bryant, Mrs. Ottie popcom • ..18M favors of balloons and &Ldtera!Wre terved to those atteodinl!< •Mrt. Gerald CIa r k aud daughter, Patty, Mrs. Luth· er HarMs aiKl children, Barbie. Lo ri. and '~tky, Debbie and Ya· landa ~ Alice Woods, Mrs. Mark . the honoree, Misti Rae and :file host and hostess, Mr. and ~.,)M"rs . Ward. TR.UIKSGMNG DANCE 'The Teen Canteen, ~ponsored by The·· New Ha~n Junlor Wom- an 's Clu'b heJd a Thanksgiving Dance on Wednesday evening with 91 attending. "The Jays" from Pomt!roy :!lpun the records . Door prlzes afirded were won by Carol Kenen.al of Mt. Alto, Robert Cunning~am of ~yracuse, and Dave U~s of Middleport. nl.'INER GUESTS Mr. \kd Mrs. Henry Johnson entertalned on Thanksgiving Day with a ~inner at their home. Those alletxlin& were Mr. and Mrs. Si· mon Ro'liin.son and children, Brent Brenda ;md Darlene of Beattyville, Ky., ~k and Mrs. Tom Woody,ard , and children, Tommy, Terry, Tammy. Tonya, Tandi, of Gallipolis, Ohio, Mr. and Mr s. Ross Frey entertained the group with two selections on the piano: The St. Louis BIU<s and T be William Tell OveJture . John Wolfe showed a film "The Arctic sion." concerning radar work life on the Arclic Cirle. The is produced by The Electri c Company. During the business plans ~re made to hold Night on December lOth. club announced that they continue to have Fruit Cakes sale until Christmas. These be purchased rrom any club ber. Plans were made in eration with the New Haven ness Men's Association to the Christmas street lights, some improvements over the vious years. Roush, Mrs. RufUI Elcessor, Mrs. Lloyd &ousb and tht hostess, Mrs Batey. WIN WON CLASS The Win Won Class ... r lhe E.U. B. Church met on M1nday evening with a Turkey Dinner enjoy- Sterretts Were Guests Of YF Mr. and Mrs, Dick Sterrett and 110n . aP4 cluldrJn, Susan and Paul Frey and sons, Ross and Larry Youth Fellowship of the Dor Jr o[ Moson • Mr· and Mrs. Jam· Ed Cunnmgham, . . ' Dav1d Fear and EUB church were guests. e5. Hclli'Y and J~y, Mr. and Mrs. sons. David and Steve, Charles when the Youth Fellowship of the Bill ~bs~ .and BJ\Ih o£ Ne7 Hav- Lester and guest , Phil Coo~, Rob- Enterprise EUB chureh met sun. en. 1r. JJmmy Jp nson Mar. .ert Johnston and son, David. day evening with Sharon Dill as lhall Unlversity, MUs Anna JackTHANKSGIVlNG DINNER I d aon ot ·Unlon w Va ea er. • · · , M r. 8iOd Mrs. Fred R. Rou•h A colored film "Bells LIONS CLUB [ Le rt R •~ · ed ' oute 1 eni,Crtam on Christmas," a story of o ta met on Tue~· tmas 11 cee 1 brated m · d The~Lions · Club t the Le . H U Thanksgiving with a family din· Ch . rl!l .ay en•ng a gJon a ner. Those attending were Mr. Iand1, was shown by the Rev. l~r their Ji'ather end So'Q Banquet. and Mrs. Robert Rou!:lh and chil- Francis H. Glazier. The ~I! dJriner was served by the d K P d K ~_:.;~~~-~~~ am .. an E evin tion was by Mrs. Thomas Bentz. Aux 1~hary Fol- lren, [ M aren, ,1 nd · o &Hon, '1r. a ~1 rs. verett by the Rev. Roush and children, Kathy the worship service and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Rich· Special music was ar·d Gl'i n.'ih:!ild, and children, by the youth choir · an, Nida Ann , Yvonne, and Miss Joyce Davis, with Todd, .Jean Gl'in.slead, Lou Davis as Roush of New Haven and "What fa your Goal?" on Parsons of Cottageville. topic of the sermon by Their scm, Danby F. Roush, who pastor. is serv ing with the 36M Unit of A co lored film benevolent 011 West Virginia NationaJ Guard and homes of the EUB denominations stationed at Fmt Polk, Loul~iana shown by Rev . Glazie~ and telephoned to wish ttwm a Happy . weJ'C served In the Thanksgiving. social room by Mrs. Glazier and STANLEY PARTY Mrs. Bentz. to 39 adults and M1·s. Carl Gibbs entertained at vouth their home recently with a · SILl( ,,; ° ~ SCARFS · · 31X31 White and Pastt>l11. RIG. ' $1.00,.,..,, '-;., · --.,.- 69C THI SHOE BOX • MtDDLII'ORT relatJws here. MJ'I. 0 . J. Howard, Sr. hJ a Mr. and Mr1. Grandstaff and ~ iving weekend. medical patient a1 Pleasant Valchildren o( the mem bers. Mr . and Mrs. Harry Layne, Mn ley hospital. for CHRISTMAS GIVING BIRTH I. L. Dyer _attended the Sinnett Mr. and Mrs. Harold JoMson Mr. and Mrl. Pete StaatJ art- family reun1on at Spencer OD vi.Rited relative! In Newark Ohio I •CAMEU.S •BULBS announcing the birth of 1 eon. Thanksgiving Day. over the weekend. ' 1 eTRIPODS aGAOGET BAGS born on No~ber 27th at Pleas- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Orat. . . . . •MOVIE LIGHTS . •FILM ant Valley Hospital. The matern· house and family of Huntington Mr. Willis John8tm ll a medl· •COLOR A BLACK A WHITE al great-grandfather is Mr. How· were holiday guests of Mr. and eal patient at Holzer HO!IpltaJ. PROCESSING ard Lough of New Haven and Mrs. A. D. Hunut. Mrs. Pete Roush and daugh· the paternal grandmother 1a Mrs. Mr. and Mn. J . L. Stewart ten, Amy and Allee were bUll· Margaret stall ol New Haven. were weekend viJitora iL Chaf.. ~-vil.ltan in ColumbUI 00 SatLtri'REJt.AN CJRJRCR DINNER IHton, W. Va. ~~~~The members of st. p 4ul"oLu· Mrs Lorin Rouah and Mrs. Kit- Mr. and Mn. l!omwl lAyne, "Tho lon4'a P~raphy Htodquamra" theran Church etljoyed a ~ward- ty Lave reeently visited M r a. Mr. and Mrl. ~altortAtWnaln ~ W, MAIN IT!tiiT POMIROY ship Dinner on Tuelday evening Florence oro, wbo iJ 1 patient md ~ce were v , A at the cllurcll. Following the din· in a hospJtal .Ill .deckley. 'Jhey al· ~lumb~~ua~,~Oblo~~ovor~~tho~~o~a~.~ON~'~··j,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ner a hymn sing opened the busi- 50 visited in Glen Lyn, Va. neso meeting. meeting was Mn. E. C. Rldolle and da,P. ; conducted by the paBlot, Rev. ter, Ethel, spent 'lbanluglvlng Jack Welch and reportl were giv. holidays vialtin& Mrs. L, C. Sch- ,ley Part.y. Mrs. Edwin Clark wa• the demonstrat{)r. Mrs. Iva hart wooo the door prize given prlzes were won by Mrs . William Chisler. Mrs. Sebastian Tedesco. and Mrs. Eddie Rickard. attending were Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Gene Bland, M r 9. George Hesson, Mrs. Harold M Larry LatL.son, rs. rlt'ly. SEWING OLUB The Sewing club met 011 Tuet~- Baptl•sts Plan New Activities Chri.stma" activitieB were ned when Mrs. Hay Pickens enlmann at London, Ohio. ~Re and M ft-L-rt B v. rs. ~ umgar. ner and family of Fin1ey, Ohio wen~ visitors at Mr. and Mri. John Bumgarner'• durJng t h • Thanksgiving holidays. Studenta apendiDJ the 'lbanbgiving holidays at borne were from Marahall University, LouJa Slmloado son Of Joe Sismoodo· Billy FreY, IOD of Mr. aDd Mrt~ Jack Frey: Jerry Wllea, ..., of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiles: She).. don Roush, IOD of 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush; Roy Clark, aon of Mrs. Edna Clark; and John Layne. son o( Mr. and Mn. Barry Layne; from Ohio State UnJ.. verrity, Columbus, Suzanne Wol· pert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert, from w. Va. Unl· versity PhyDis Zlcafoose, daughGrimm, Mrs. William Powell, tcr of Mr. aod Mra. Arthur and Mro. Welch, Mr. and. smlth : and from p arkersburg Mn. carroll Ad 8 m s, Jr. and Mountain State Busine5s School Bruce' Mr. Clarence BleS81ng. PhYIll8 Bate y, daughter 0f Mr· New Rnea Per1011al8 llnd Mrs. Phil :Satey, Mf. and Mrs. Jame1 N. Roush Mr. and Mrl. Walter Bush and and children spent the Th_anksgiv- family of Detroit, Mich . .apent ing weekend visiting Mr and Mrs . . .. · · the holidays here VJsJtmg Mr. and Albert Fields and other rela- M p E o- ~ and M and rs. · . •wUou r. tives at Lincoln Park, Mich. Mrs Donald r Roush and fam· Rev . and Mrs. Jack T. Welch Ily · · · and son, Tommy apent "nlankfl- Mr and MTJ J L Clark of visiting relatives in Clarks· a 10 · ·G de Oh.lo · s··-• ran , were wKIB)' , W. va. of Mr. and Mrs. Ph"1I"1p Ruth Ann Love visited Mr and 1Wo•ipe 1~. Jack Cartwright and • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor Jly In Weirton, W. Va. t:~~~··~~= family of Columbus, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Howard were weekend guests of Mr. and spent several day• recently Melvin Knapp. relatives in Tennes~ Mr. and Mrs. Wmiam Ruaeell other southern stales. and family and Mr. and M r 1. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and spent Thanksgiving visitinS his mother, Mrs. Harry MilJtr and sister, Mrs. Sylvllle Flor. ey and family in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and family spent the Thanks~ giving holidays ·visiting her ents, Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Ray in Spencer, w. Va. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Llev- ing and c6iidren and Larry Lieving of Rocky MOunt, Va. visited relatives here over the Thanks· pre·l ;o;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..., over a meeting of t Board of the Middleport First Church Tuesday evening. Christmas activltiel :"'l""'ed u• Included the eandy treat children and decorations for Renew That Old Christkm --=--=""=====-.1 door and outdoor at II tho chu.cb.ll Mrs. Charles Lewis will be in charge of Ule ouldoor and one of the Sunday School oloases wiU have the Inside. Tho board also dlacu•sod Make It A Diamond Christmas This v..rl program of fiDanial backll18 for the Youth I'OUPI or tho church, Youth Sunday to be held in Jan· uary, aod continuation of a Sun· day evening study .aeulon. Attending In addition to Mrs. Hot Water Tank With A New • • • e American Standard OR- e A• O• Smtt• h Hot Water Tenk 30 B.l. Gloao Lined ANTHONY Plumblng·Heating Picken&, were Rev. Donald Boone Mrs. Paul- Smart, M,... To n1 Fowlot, Mrs. Bert Bodlmer and Pbono WY·2·2SSO MIDDLEPOIIT OHIO Mrs. Gerald Anthony. .... eBiack PRICED ~><o~~Lmel, ' Christmas 1 1 GIVE-AWAY TRANIFER GUJ 1!17 UJf Carl Hysell Jt .. 1011 of ! Mrs. Carl Hy~tll, '~~'boo Uonal hours givtn away at each store ... Rutland FumHure and M.a10n Furniture. Ask ror your Free Ticket - Nothine to buy, need not be present One 3-pc. bedroom &Uitt weekend. He en 1 upon arriva1 of five lforms. five pairs of __ • en and two dozen collar 1 . the IAII1I of $451.1111. $1.18 I celved from I1JIDIDa8e ll)e I iaslrurnent rent. '1bo ..., I~ addition, Y?Ur financial relatloneh1' wath Buckeye lB completely confidential. For lurther information mail the coupoa tnday ... or call ua collect at ~-S23L And. when you're in Columbus atop in • we'll be happy to see you. · • ' A ROOM discussing entering the for band ratings. aga..ln•. --, ----- hert Wetherall's Discount Sav•ngs e Discounts on Hair Care Needs 1.35 si:n Helene Curtis Spray Net _ 99c 1.00 size V-0..5 Tube 79c 89c sl:n Wildroot H1lr Tonic _ _ 69c 1.00 size Prell Shampoo _ _ _ 79c 2.00 sl:n Lilt 1.59 1.00 sl:n Breck Sh•mpoo _ _ _ 79c e Discounts on BABY NEEDS 49c Johnson'• Medicated P-cler _ 59c li:n Johnaon's Blby Powder _ 25c size Biker's ~Ilk 27c size SMA Liquid 27c size Slmllec Uquld 39c 45c 23c 23c 23c ~TWO for ' I e Discounts- on DRUG eBuY A LIVING ROOM SUITE AT NEEDS SALE PRICES . 1.9 sl:n AmphoJel - - - - 1.29 1.49 1l1e Maalox 1.29 1.19 ll:n Anacln 9k 5.50 size Cluslvol 4.49 e Dlsc.ounti on DRUG NEEDS $9c sl:n Alk•Saltzer 49c 93c 1l:n Pllllllp1 Milk Magnesia __:'he 2.98 slza Mile's One AD•y Multiple Vltemlns - - - - 2.29 79c site Co Slit -:-----...._ 59c ONE SALE ! evou GET A 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE • 1!1 w............ CIAIIWID ' Slti.OO ... NDRQ.CO .till .tog. 24.95 PO\.DING .HIGH. CHAIIt .~oW- 16·95 l MORE Large Chest, Vanity Lompa. Includes 54" Dresur, Bookc- Bed ond 2 · at 6.30 p. m. with 1 moe!li11 exchange of gifts: to ' ·· ticm .... made .. Iteacher a gift: , bert mu Iurer. Clair WETHERAU'S -PRESCR,PTION PRICES • • • AD As Low AI You'll Find In The llg B!tnd Am - Usually Lower Than Most! ' - FOR THIS WIIK 12 . . •••llli•l·PIIICtt-1 ho _, ........ Perfect hf ..ltfb -., •••••• 11014 wt"';t.Sioaftllly M1111 ail . IIJ ,::.o_~Nd. T -:: ~':'ct I Jf' liRt - top. lp•r .... .... ....... Qoo •Ill, lbltJ • ;:!' (FUrniture S~own Ia Very Similar To stock On. Hand) EASY PAYMENT TERMS CAN BE AR~ANGED Rutland Fur11it.~,re . BAKER FURNIIURE ' "On 'i'he 1arlghted CorMr In Middleport• ' ·~ .., : '· • lt'a· ...,·n~f.... W. ... hn . Thurs., Jl._M. tJ 1 P.M. ' Ray and Emest were IUIDIO!d IQ obtain ate a tree for the Officera were president, Richard p....ident, Robert RiD: Mn. Pearle liN!! m Taylor. Salad, potato chips, ' . .. ~ 1 I.Pa were served. The 69c sl:n Aqua Velva 49c 79c size P•lmollve .Rapid S~V. ~ 59c 79c sl:n Rise Sh•v• 59c 1.00 tl:n Gillett• Super-Blue _IJacles • 79c Tun.. Sit., 11 A.M. T• 3 P.M.- ' i Soow~n.~-~~~~ Hill and Mn. Ethel '1: e Dlsco,nts on SHAVE MEEDS ,. the lection of $5.>18 was Christmas party ••as he n.Id at the church ,her. A potluck dinner • flower committee Drug Store Htlul'll 11 A.M. to I P~. ~· tMi fit. Pharm-.cl.t od · Quty MQII., W,d., Fr~, 1! 'A;M. Til'"I P.M: .. ,light outside 1 93c size Heleyt MO - - - - - 79c 45c Sure to be motnar• ....and ·.baby'a"- · favorite !rom Chrlli· mu Day on, Folds to 5\0" fiat fot ator&lle, travela handily, Ia o bree10 to keep olean. Yal because it fnlds upward It eon't fold while occupied. Converts to youth ohalr, too. wJtb removal of footrett and ata1nle11 steel tn:v. Chrome or m0tallk lsn fln!lh. Washable uphollttry in oholct ol <Oloro. •lUll. and cellophane tape In ' The elus voted ID 1 I . Speed Shav• Ethel Nicbolson l"OIIIIrtoj the treaBUry and tiS ill ' er fund. The is : well cardll 69c sl:n Colg1te Tooth P1ste - - 53c 69c size Gleam Toolh P11te 53c 69c size Festeath 53c 69c size Polident 53c bletimo oxchouolo priviJoso, 740 Canaday. · The meeting was Richard Crueser. pre!ikloent.: secretary'• report wu Mrs. Reva Snowden -;::;;;;:;;::::-=~~==:::=::::==:::::=:::;=::;--=:-~~~~:;::::;::;:::;:=;;:-:::-:::;::::;;::::;::::;:---;- Raguer 1.19 for 12 - - - - - - - - • """ .... _, w,..,,.,...,. ••u.ao CJrde The Gold011 Churcb of Christ ellj!IJ8fi at the home of llrl G. E. No.5 FLASH BULBS --... -· Jii!JII:~F-, CIRCLI: EloBCI'II THIS WEEK'S SPEf:l...d · Koepsalo dlounoocl Ia protoctod &Jalllll lou from the ~ lor a lull by the Keepsake c.tlBci.tt • • • wl>lch alto -nontly "'isten your dna 111cl.anur• drum-- baa tympani dnJms are lo ...-~-., ... 1 with the complete .... .. • 1 Mls. Parker wu aame4 . poslcardo ID ?8 lamillet, , of lnstnuneolal lludent, i [or donations lor the - · group decided lo talo! concession Jtand at games aa a money jecl.. The Hed Devil gave the group a rmmber fll. aerial Red DevU :~t $1 each. Bloek nopoorn will ai!O be OD all ilome ba&ketbaU Mrs. Canaday appointed and Mrs. Char!.. King, lin~~ lie Roffman and Mn. Tho11135 to a oominating ••1'.~ tee. Election of oftieerl held at the Dec. 18 meeUD&:;!Iiii er Roush, band director, is hi1her than aver~ and every account is inau~ to 110,000 by a federal•eencr,· Name_ - - -- Parker ,.....-tool a balance of motion wu made to pay dock Uniform Co., Jean paid and ot aavins by poet.p-paW mail with- Buckeye Federal, one of .U., laqest and strongest savinp and loaa uoociations in Columbua ••• Ohio's capital city and hub of the state't fBitetl·powinr metropolitan area. Your money il com· pletely aafe . . . Bbckeye's reserve rati• 1 Monday, Nov. 20 1 Take advant111e I 1 I met , Cannday, preololtm, , Plans were made for ' and bab oa1e held Doe. z. The oecmary roport ........... , by Mrs. Rllth Er!ewtne 1 Colum~uo 1, Olllt Pt .... lind full lnformotlan abo ut your SAVE·B'r'-MAIL Dto1rarn. • Arnold Grate ltutlend, Ohio · • high school gym wUb Kra. * RUTLAND FURNITURE Altoolati•• enroute to further~ i The Northwettern Band · to wi n . MASON, W_ VA. :::,~'/.' .~~-~~ I ·-----------------~ H laot c.ar atrtet 1 W81 for 110081£1111 MEi!T 1 I I I 1 I I I L&;,.,."'!!lo' Guardhit omit, • :~~;~;:· with par- Dix. N. J .• C:UAR!.NT RATr. P!.R AHNUif . Polk, the Point P!.eaeaaat MASON FURNITURE 401_/0 at Fort i stat..,... eTangerine OHIO'S CAPITAL CITY News Items :·;'' I FREE 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE •T•n IN wh•re Insured savings earn a generous .Po-,. IIJ.uy Ml::dcd~le~po~rt~,~0~.,~Dee. ~e,~;·r1-• !Rutland ··~ • iw~ GIFT WRAPPING SWIVEL CHAIRS CHRISTMAS for $ .88 SPECIALLY TO INVI!S't YOUR CAPI"rAL 53c ll:n Cl'ftt Tooth Paste GUARANTEED ' ' Smartly Upholstered Covers NOW'ST...ETIMI! eDJscounts on DIMTAL •os Iii t----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GROVERS STUDIO bt the members and guests. n.. Following the dinner Mr. John Grandstaff. assistant coacll and teacher at Wahama High School, en by various committee chairto the group, men. A stewanlship film was sll b R W lch own y ev.. e · Robert Dille, Mr. and Mrs. '!'hose attendmg wel'tl Mr. and Miller, Mr. aOO Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Hennaa Layoe, Nancy Hill, Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. 'l'homu Grinstead Mr. and Mra. Ralph sayre and Bob, Jolm Fry, Mt3. V~ Edna Clark, Mrs. Harry It.oush, Myra and Jane, Mrs. W:lHoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry liam Powell. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, Paul Roush, Mrs. Fred .Roush, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mr. and Jean Grinstead, Mr. and Mn. It was announced that the Mrs. James Roush, Mr. aod Mrs. David Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd would have the Official Centen- Crl!rald Clark, Mrs. Jack Ba.illes, Roush, Mr. and Mrs. PhWp Wol· nial License Plates for sale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgarner pert, Mrs. Harold Johnaon, Mlu the 16th of December. Theae Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mr. and Mrs. Lelah Jane Powell, Ml'l. Martin cense Plates are the only Carl Gibba, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ohlinger, Mrs. Donald Baumgardplates to be sokl in West Virgin· Rickard, Mrs. Edward Bumgam- ner, Mrs .. Johnny Roush, Mrs. ia and are being !Kikl only by er, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith, Edna Burrll, Mrs. B. B. Muncey, Lions Clubs in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry La.yne. Har. ThOBe attending were F r a rlett Layne, Mrs. Edwm Roll!h, Reichert and aon, Franz. To !Judy Fry, Mr. 8iOd Mra. Rob<lrt Hoffman and !lOll, Tommy, Johnston and chUdren, Mrs. Otto N<il Wilaon and Danny of Park· les .Jewell and son. Butch. ersblll!g l M ~- and M rs. Pau I .' ohn- Wolfe, and son Michael, -l:t.E~D of Buckhannon. W. Va. w e re Thankagiving weekeDd pats o( A,\oson 'Fu.rn.iture -Hernien ·Grate I Meson, W.Va. �, -.r~ ). ' ----~- - - ----- - -- -· .. ~ ~. I ' ~-.d. ,_ IIIOYloi Pume- julnp shot and was fouled. He tbe lost break . ~ ....... nomb- lhe free throw . . . at.idijlij J!.Ina rw: Butr ... ch ed h · m.-n was arg w r t pomt.. ; Falcons Equal Record Of Last Season 'Qu.·ck LI.ke' a was day r by b' Tae day c ?oUt win over ero r:oach Ifoe D1ego Chargers ver erguson Pom•coy. Don llannmg J2 =OAj · and I Ward poiJc..'t and ~ a[lel) and , er H l.ori , landa Cle..land s great<'[ sllcnglh 88 66 I H h Sc • G n Ig onng ame Marh A nd Tell Whv we11ston Wallops Logan By 'aeu Rae Mr. := Th• by T am's I on ""' In Panthers' 30 field goals. mJapte when John Ohlinger wu the top acorer of , hit for free throws, both squad• with 21 points on P:tthe ,J~ nine field goals and three of live 1 Dan( ~ 91 a Pom prizE ol H waa sophomore Mickey · IVEusrdN Newspapers, December, 1961 1881 F :.!!t,lead· '~ • -- - Bob Heitzman led Wellston wllh WGAN l&ll points with Jaek Graham add- Chapple 4-o-8: Johnson 3-0-8; 20 as five Rocket playen hit Dalton 6-6-18; Phelps 2-1·5: Cruise double figures 5-1·ll; Patterson 6-4--16; Mowery - - - - · -., Cum Davt .. '''•. . M1 ente or the seaSOll, too, 30-l4, over as last Tuesdny's when the Red 84. S:lndyville Reserves. 1Devils failed on a last • 1 shot and were beaten by the East· .The FaJcons . entel'hlct,n Hannan !em Eagles, 46-45. H1gh School Frida·· emoon in The Jets of Wilton led by a game starting ' :30 and , fra il one point margin goi ng ma :stu- ; 10 the last period. Coach J i m played before the dent body. They me;>t the Pome-, Vennari's squad !IWapped points roy Panthers on the Falcon floor with Wilton all the way through next Tuesday night. the period but were unable to The box ~re: rab the lead. WAHAMA - .Jewell , 4 (1.2) 9; g Yonker p (S-8I 19 : Bennett, 2 (2. , The evenly matched teams. bat· 41 6; Tennant 3 to-n &; MeMO· tied nip and ~uck throughout the game. The f~rst quarter ended , , (21-20 in favor of the Red Devils, OSU R M1ke Ingram but left no doubts that Wilton 1 1.0.2. TOTALS 27-12 - 86 After !railing Wellston 18-17 &ore by quarters· · and JS-29 In the first two periods, Logan 17 12 19 _ 86 Log an dose<) to within f o ur Wellston 18 17 22 31 _ 88 point•. In ~~ third quarter, but ReAerve &-ore: l..ogan 38-Well. 10 qUick pomts by the Rockets ston 33. ia with atteJ mon BreJ ville Woo Ten Gal' Nt> il GAHS Beaten I IOn Jr TOYLAND'S aha oon T ,, IN FULL SWING! ' Aluminum Xmas Trees-- ~.95 da) for Signs Wilh Rerl•kins lcored 23 pointa, pulled down 24 Spriggs dumped in eight points rebounds, and blocked at least 10 In thts perlod, whkh ended wfih lhota before he fouled out with Jackson leading :i9-2:1. left In the game. JACKSON Utili Hyden 4-1-9; Gilliland 5·0-10: Gallipolis cannot entirely b1orn• :sprigg8 9-5-23; Beckley ._2_, 0. Sprlno foe al lol the damage ., M eng 2-3-7; Maetln 3-1-7. TO: they did not help t!Jemoelveo a TALS 27-12 - 66. IJ'eat deal by conunlttlnl 17 turnGALLIPOLJB t4T) and htttlng on juat 17 of Clork 4-5-13; Sheets 2-4-8; Fra51 1hots from the floor for a 33 ley 0.1 -1; Pope 2-o.4; Lanier 6-3per cent lhootlng averade 15; Saunders l-<t-2. TOTALS 17• . 13 .,. 47. The llllall a:at.berlng of faithful Score by quarters : GAHS fans were L'Nated to Gallipolis 8 15 10 14 - 47 Christmas Tree Lights ••• - • 89c Miniature Sels, Indoor and Outdoor Types 1 H&RFIRESTONE STORE sl..dy Iaine ao he lfabbod t IS ol tht 24 GAI!S reboundo, 1 could not score much a1 he conon holding Sprtus to less than 50 or eo points, he did, N. SECOND AVE. • Light up her Christmas with a Starlite phone :hat gift could bl' more thoughtful thnn a penonal TA.RLITE"' exten9ion rhone - it snvc~ stl•p s serv~:>~ :.s a night light (with lts np w PA!\F.I.E.'WEI\T1-: diet!) .UJ; d adds n moJern tourh to any I'Oom, What .rltt could be I!I.UIIfr · t 0 ,U'IVf · than a START IT' •t . comes 1n a 'It ' - .- r , new g 1 Package, m· IL'J n g-irt. ccrtiflcntc and well put it on your mon t hly phone bill ' Stop in today and pi ·k · · (a II bl , c up yu ur g l ft-parka~ed plwne We~O: ~ ;n }'our t'hoire.of five dProrntM color~ J. 00 •n...,....,,. t up for you rl~ht after t he ho lidays. , of brilliance by the Devils Jackson 25 14 J1 16 _ 68 they employed a full co u Officials: Bont and Newman. DOOR and WINDOW DECORATIONS NUMEROUS HOUSEWARES GIFTS GIFT WRAPPINGS thodt hwar' rather effective a 1 , Md they aaw n~ -------~:...:.=::.__ MIDDLEPORT Coach actually the first of a 4-4 • _:_:::.__ _ _ - - - -- - GENERAL TELEPHONE -" .... 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First. qu ahty, Good weight Save now at thia low, low price. See these. You will want several. AU wood F-olding Stool. $1.19 valu~. Shop .at your Bonanza Store first, ~eg. 1 money, 20 38 51 64 . REG. 1.39 PLAIO 66x76 SIZE' REGULAR 12.95 SHEET BLANKET Steqm & Dry Iron . 4, Gibson 0 11).()1 0. :rotals 124 U3-20) 63. Wilton - Kessler ~lONEY!! HIGH BACK CAKE David Pierce 3 (5-6) 11, Combs 9 C7-9) 25, Carter 0 11-3> 1, Sheets 5 '0.01 10. Clarence Lambert 2 <O.OJ c PR. NYLON HOSE Scaring - Rutland - King 5 10-21 10. Jerry Black I IQ.OJ 2, Sayre 8 12-51 6f2-3' 14, White e •77 $12:95 value Steam 'n Dry rron. Just right for Christ. mas. See these for top value! ket. 66x76 size. Bright new plaids. First quality. Buy se· veral now. EACH LARGE FRUIT FILLED FRUIT CAKES · ' Reg, Reg. $1.39 Plaid Sheet Blan· • •• • i REGULAR S~c TOOTH PASTE < • " •• .•.• PEPSODENT EA. Rei. $2.49 Yalue• Sizes 8\0 to 3. - - .. blact. . WeD made, aU lea- Largo !i'ru!t 'Cake. · Ilu)' IOV· eral of these ,MW for thole Chrlotmu prrisenu • Shop early] lAtH ther~ . NEW FALL SfYLE$' · · . ••• ~ •" '.. FANCY DRESSES You pay SSe for thla size in most plaeeJ. Save at 'this low price, Buy your supply naW• Shop at your Bonanza Store. f New styles. Jr., Brlsht """' fall , shades and eGWrt. ' Jr.• MlatU and Hill SIJes. Misses and Half Sizes. Bee. $Z.OO . volue." . •98 Shea 32 "' 42. White only. see Ilu)'---· tbete for top valuea. · I ' loiORI IHOI'PINO DAVI 12, ME·TOO" COMPACT. FALCON IS OUTSELLINC! EVERY OTHER COMPACT FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW... BECAUSE FAI.CON IS 15 B!TTERTHAN EVER, GREATER 180 THA~ loiORI IHO .... INO HOURI In lrnprond version of last year•a r•e- EVER, 62 WAYS NEW FOR '621 Drll·bUIIIns~eonomy Six 1110111 lht,lnt MINUTII .........,...-.---. MOll I lhe,plnl SICONDI 2". 3". 6" Batt • Number One In C.rel- Oplrltlonl li,OOO miles b-tween all ch•nltSI Mlllton owner proof of r1111blllty C•nttr And S. T... Dlspley Df Glflt Por Your Chrllfmu Dlvlnt • Numller One In Vofu11 Slx·cyllnder en&lne, dual sun visors, trqot orm , 0111 .,. llls!!ndlrd , 44411&4&31&4 EIZ.flU TOYS - CHIMIITIY IITS • Numller Ono In SaYintal America's foWtll·prlcod• &-posa,, 6-cyl. tlr .. ....... ~~.~- ,.~.., AND y o,onu.M.untii"'.M. 11,46.1 ...........,,. N~ llkc.1,1f'ICI'li1!JC hHNf. ...... " ' ' .•. .• .-' .; . .' ALSO SEE THE FALCON'S NEW RUNNING MAT!!: THE FORO FAIRLANE 1500 Ri&ht lilt ••• rilht 'price , •• rlaht betw"n Oalaxie anlil F~Nco n Clos"t ~hln1 ~ F'1!=n lor tconai'nyl Ne>:t best for I'QOm, tide, l"iancel Stttnd drivlt It now! thlria to o 1 r~xl~ · CASH ' SALE 10% to $2.09, lien's Sport Shirll, S.M.I. Allot. coloro. llu7 OFF ~evoral .88 ·ONE LARGE .GROUP . EA• One large grtiup:, of Better Toys gr<~uped for quick sale. Save this low, low price . now, '( <' now--'at KOGG & %USPAN . ,. MATERIALS CO. ' . . ' _, MUoN. W.VA. ·: . • ·. ; '"' ( ' ... ,_ .., Good weljrbt bn>WII JUld blaet. Rea. 13.811 Yalue, i1uJ 10voral pair """' 72x90 . ' PH.Sft.U5U 74 ~ R Middleport, Ohio • ·' . 'y.. ,. Values CORDUROY TOYS-TOYS-Vat.· to t29 MEN'S $PdRT SHIRTS . - ..- L--~M:I4:•:.-:rt~,~O=hlo:_~~~~----~~~~~-.~!~~~~~· . USED CARS TRUCKS ~~~~~~~!~~,~--~~~~~~~~~~~ -. AND . " SIZISJ TO 3 Reg. $3.110 value. Well Jllllde, Fh'st quality. lied and black. Sizet S lo 3. Sbop eirly, Gold Boml a_atl Copr-Fh ., Jq.IS,~!.'. ·';.Ml~ ;c;·f:Jl~-. "FQ_ RD; INC. d BLACK loci RID J . ' OU ·Bf!1" YQ~Lf.. CAN--T 1:3EAT- o ·UR NO. 1 DEALS"j'" • _value.,\ Whlte, tan. areen, 36 In, Wide, l'il'lt quality. F.On QJallty If - ' CHILDREN'S BOOTS ,. INSULATION •t t~• irlw•r: • llnc~r tliJI . YouAreW•leome To VIsit The Sporlt 36" Pla~ic Window Shades We Have A Full Sto(k of FUTURA LUIUIY - b11cket IH!t ~p t.~n l' Fum•rubbtrpattdtd Clllt!ionlllnd b1ck1 for )"'Il' C'lltnfort. In ~n Itt. lllltw11 1he futur. eonlol,-e PlriOnllltO,.,. comPirtl'flent • Numller OM In Char.. r 13 labuloua. Falcons, fncludlns the luxurious fitton Future 648,000 REGULAR 3.50 ALL RUBBER REGULAR 1.59 VALUE l--' • Numller Onoln Goo Eeanomyl Tht;l't 10,800 KIN • JIM · r.,- TU - CHRISTMAS I 1 ' FALCON IS OUTSELLING THE, OLD "COMPR:..MISE" COMPA,CTS WITH THI! FAT PRICE TAGSI FALCON IS OUTSELLING THE NEW "NUMBER '!;:.~~ was a tough opponent. .., por . . Gnlor from lllo Seaboard Line llollroed. Seaboard, wlt!J •I !lfcllnlaad, IAIY lutolll- D«t.l No • ! HUNTINGTON, W.Va. Amtilcan Car .l Fowrdry Co, today that 400 1o soo Jaupod wwUra II Ita plut horo would be reWied lempororlly afl. • JilL 1 to~ ..... hop- TILIICOI'III IILIIIITS IRICTOII . IITI TAIL1an4 CHAIR liT~ TO A HAPPY. PAYMIICT - . more from the car Amtrlca lo¥tt most. WORK FOR IDLED -·-rod NO - Save A Big 10% Now! lloilor Hydon wu tht bll In thlo 1"'10 •• ht ltllitd hlo pme total of nino pouot1 1 J>IICI"l the Inmmtn, GARS came 1o life In tho IIC· Olld period ond outscored Jack- dO ton ordNOd hopper..... THE" KEY OPEN tiN TIL 9:00 P. M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY lag. 1.39 Le...- Size TV TRAY TABLES I COLUMBUS <UPIJ _ Mike In· When the haifti~e buzzer gl'am, Ohio State linebacker from sounded, the Red Dev1ls had lost Bellaire, has signed a 'cqntract the one point lead to W 11 ton, with th!! Washington Redskins of which led 51-50. the National FootbnU League in In the third quarter Wilton conSt. Louis. tlnued to hold that slim one point "I'm very satisfied with the con- lead. Wilton's Sayre and Kessler tract 1 got, and 1 brought my capped the final quarter with bonua check home with me," In- out.ortanding performances. gram said. He met with Redskill!l Rutland's scoring ' ace, Lee Coach Bill McPeak In St. Louis Combs, was again tops in points. 1ast Saturday. He paced both teams burning the nets with 25 markers oh nine field goals and teven of n i n e TAKES MANAGER JOB foul shots. CHICAGO iUPIJ-Less Moss, Rutland's big boy, Davie Pierce an American League catcher for followed Cvmbs with 11 points. 12 years, has been named manag- Jim Sheets tallied 10 for the los· I er of t~ Chicago White Sox' ers. Sayre, Kessler and Vanduch 1 vannah, Ga., team of the Class A had t4 each to lead the winners. Suutb Atlantic League. Moss In the preliminary game Rut· been a seoul in the Chicago land's Reserves won a close tern. of their owr-. 35-32. Donald Smith ji'iiiiiiOiiOO;..;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii=iiiiiiilled the little Red Devils with while Johnson had 13 for Wilton. By quarters: Rutland 21 35 50 63 IN. MIDDLEPORT ....... ~:;:;:=::;;::;::=::=.;:::==::=.=:=:"":=';;,;;;;;;::,==~~ i' BAHR CLOTHIERS btforo fnillolbypeerod •=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiE;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;o;;;;;;o,....oiio"'i to Jl-twft!J JHSthe leadln1 a u. ow Mr. BOSTON 88 I !ecM :.!~. :r..~a.;~.:ya~r~: MAKE RAMBLER P.. meroy 14, MJdd1epon 34 61, U•lol'l Funaee 5I Wlttoa 63, Rutlaltd U Mkauua U .\rkaDPI Tecll 1S Teus AaM &4 Houatea f9 Wat bhrgtoo 'IS Moalaaa BL 57 Cltltlleothe Ctatral .50. Lancaster Fenwick 45 ss. Ll~rty Uato. 41 Delaware '71, MlU1BYIUe 58 Pean State 13 Lehip a CCNY 82 Loag blaad V. 78 West Vlrglola to VMI 56 1 . Spriass wa111 the main reason son 15-14 HI an of the Blue Oev· the upaet aa the 6'6" junior Us contributed lo the seorlng. Bill en, furniture BUYS .••• In A Wide , ·--- ·.~ tsl 18, Lotfao U u, Gatupolll n I The Gallipolis Blue Devils traveled to Jackson Tuesnlght and ran into big Ed Spriggs which resulted in •econd straight loss In SEOAL play for Coach Carlos the team as the lronmen posted a 66-47 victory over erst or ~- 64-63 Win F R }and " .d . 1'be 1l er-. the 1\ildldtb!al 10-:111. K7JOf u M 111- .. Jimmy ':eoch had 16 .f« the Rannall n-aoel2 1l a I _ tl with Jack Swam coo14 lor Hannan Trace, IIGN WORIDIG PACI' CREEK (f4t MILWAUKEE (UPJ).......Tbe '11lomaa, 5-(1..10; Rothgeb 5-1-11 . . waukee Brna haft tlpd Southwestern Galha County 5-l·ll : Rankin 0-2-J: TOTALS had an agreement iD 1111, wm be CrHk 44, Hannan Trad 41 13' 15 - 41 · llaoalerred to Toroato iD a HUI eo, Oall. HOI SS 8eore by qunen: daya. «. Nelato•Uie It Wilton Takes ...' In lhe fourth vii Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 8, 1Ml-t Scores 4 .. , brenner. "'Mle Mick" pulled The Chiel!l made It close for nine rebounds to tle in that periods but were f 11 Ram~y 7-4-1&; Heitunan 10-3partment with hi!' broth£'r, Bob. quieted in the final quarter :~e~ 23 ; Rlchards 1-1-3; Graham 6-8BOb free throws. He chalked up most Hamm wa~ tops in · WeiJstDn tallied 31 point t t 20; Norman 8-0-18; Blankenship 1 0 on 1 ol hls scoring on pa~~a-offa from for both teams. the game away. pu 3-•Jo. TOTALS 35-t8 - 88 . .. - • 8111 Barnes' 11 made b I m Shamblin, 1-3-?' HDuck :s- 1-7' Dun- llm.lted workiDI .,..,.,..,. runner-up for the Wiklcats. can S-l-7: WamJWy, l -o-2: TO 1• wtth Torunlo ot the Kyeer Creek's re8t'!rve. lH--44. tlmal League. A tpoHwMJ HANNAN TRACE (fl) the Brave. Jaicl their I ( Sanden 2-4-3; FeUUA! .f-4.-12; wilb Vancouver ol tbe Pacific Beaver IH-1; Wallon -J.-7; Bam- Coat 1 ............, wttb wt.D I I - polnl.l high £or Kyger Creek, by Thomas' 10. For Trace, Ruu Fellure Jed 1 I I .·· Kyger Creek Slips Past Hannan Trace 444lln Thriller - Kygec Cnek won • real thriller from the Hannan Trace Wild· calli Tuesday eveplng on th The Wahama White Falcons lion. 0 ro- 1I 0; C. HarJ;:ruvt>!l , 4 winner's court 44-41. 11le equaled last year's victory out- ~ t 1-61 9: Roush 0 t4-9J 4; L. Har- bad possession of the ball put in their very first game or graves 4 13.71 11 ; Howard 0 to- only one second left and an easy 86-33 victory over l h e i Ol o. Totals: 25 115--39! 65. score 42.41 in their fav9r w iandyville Pirates at Sandyville. SANDYVILLE - Thomp80ll 3 Fred Rothgeb pushed 0 0 Thw, Athletic Director Ralph , l().2t 6; Tethabach 0 tl)-2> 0; Cas· through aa the Kame ended. Sayre returnet.l W llle basketball to o 1 1-21 1; Robinson 0 (0-01 0: The w iacats blew t hree eoaching rank' after an absence Schockey 0 (I).{) I 0; Latfert, 5 12- h nd 1 ree . . . . he c ance11 on one-a -one of_ three years w1tll a convmcmg 4, 12 : Haynes 3 (3-91 9: Burc tt 1throws late In the final period NJ~. Last year's ball team had 1 (l-5 l 3; Garnet 1 (0-01 2;Koontzlthat could ve well have beaten only Hannan In 20 regular 0 (0-0) 0 Totals: 13 t7-241 33. •ed the outcom~ of the contest. R-8500 games. I &ere by quarters : Charlet Yoobr led the Falcon Wahama II 29 44 65 It was 11 hard won game for ICOl'eR Tueeday nieht u he bit Sandyville 12 17 23 3~ the Bobcats, 88 ~y lost Da v t !CJC' I field goals and 3 of 8 bee Thoma• In the thu-d period and throw. ror 19 polnta. Eight Fal· .,... hit the ocoring colunm In ' AT'M.EE ~~'' nosPrTAL the rout. Larry Hargraves was AMERSHAM, England JeCODd high with 11. Former Prime Minister Earl Carl Lafert of the Pirate.!l hit lClemenU Attlee, 78, was under 12 points while Ernie Haynes had treatment in Amersham General olne. ' Hospital today for - a reported Sandyville held a 12-11 advon· j f0M Ut stomach aibnent He w.. admi~ tage after the first quarter , but ted to the hospital Tuesday and the Falcons poured it on in the 1 Coach Jim Vennnri's Rutland was placed in a general ward second period. outscoring t he Red Devils lost their second where national health service pahome team 18-5 for a halrti.me squeakt"r this season Tuesday tienls are treat,cd. lead of 29-17. night when they wel'e edged at 1 In a reserve game the LltUe :Wilton. 64-63. 2) 12. Vanduch 4 (8-81 14, StrasFalcons scored their ' initial win I The loss was much the baugh 2 (6-&; 10. Totals 24 (]6-26) into a $-2 1 PornBob Wise 5 team was three fouls m the ftrst half but Pomeroy will be host to the for Middleport t!l at fullback," one NF'J. officHll amaJJer and 1eu expel'· t lch waa l.ryang all the way but the Jack played uniJI ~ear the end when tough Jackson lronmt'n Fnday By QuartN~ explained "The~ would do bel\('r 1 Y.UOW Jackets M~l~ nar ed th ~had_ ~ very chilly shootl~g he drew hJS ftflh _Bob Winebren- l mght while the Yellow Jackets Po.,eroy 20 40 55 7~ to bJel Da\'JS lhulfbJck Ernie Oa. I to 9-7 mid I rowhe r· e IC:ore nf t, h•thng only 13 of 59 trte!l ner was benched With four person- will be at home agamst the Lo- Middleport 12 1!1 2G 34 I .; vis of SyraruSf't-and I hopt: tht•y ' way n t ant quar. or 22 per cent. The Jackets. too. aU midway in the th1rd quartPr. gan Chieftains . do" 'J'he.-Pantben qain Llled the ter when Manning Baumgardner bad to shoot over the tall Panth- He wa I ~ f lh f · . Porn era~· . H Wmebnmnt-r 5 13. t LEVELANO IUPI)- The CIE>vf'· ful ...._.. lll s rep aci::Y or e rset o Pomeroy reserves •·emamed un 41 13 M w· b 1 d Browns explmned ll"~ U milia weapo and Run McElhinney, botb ea defense. tht penod by Jumor Tom While I defeated . 50-32 . t • . . Jnf' renner 3 tO-Ol fi. an today they Clevt>land's $'.Plertlon of Wt•slt•rn 021 but big center AI- guards, hit buckets. Two field Junior renter Rick Oiler wa.!l who quickly dwnped In fou; llittle Jac::;tla Did ;~lso;d ~: Hamm G 16· 1~, IH . U/Jimger 9 , Pa~s~ up B~b Ferguson of Ohio Illinois halfback LR!roy Jnrksoo. • leo • • ..coutributed I gGa].!l by Terry ObHnger and one top ICOrer for Middleport. He tal--_· - - - - (3.S J 21. Buffington 5 12-21 12. State m the first round of the Na- Inter in lhe first round apparently abate . aut.tiV'db:J& UDder·the- by Hamrn ·paved the way 10 r The Panthers had their b ~ 1 t Leffle 0 10.1 I o Wh1te .2 10-11 1 4. tiona! football lA'agt.e tlraft be- , was 3 hedge move in (" s h Jr.' ·~ ..... wort. llamm pumped in I Pomeroy after that in Uw open- lied II points on five field goals Werry 0 I().Ol 0 Totals :~o ( H·' (:, IISC they h~ mformatJOn he was bark Boby Milehl'll :.o~'t 1bt :.:_.' . total 11 poilU fDr Coach Rut- ing perkld. and a free throw. 21' 74 Jo~('t to Sign with nn :\fllencan foot able to play next )'('OJ' (;, t ern. aod pulled in The breath-taking fqt break The p tha h d h . be Middle pOl t. Rull 3 ( 1-21 7, Al- ba ll Lt'ague rlub Mitche ll i I ··., lllllk ol an rt a t elr st lert<Jworth 2 '2 31 tl 0 1I 0s on arllve mii inJ\' ..., • the Panthen, led by talented night thls sea1on from the fie-ld • ( J ll r F't'n;uson . an All-American full-rdu iy. Coach P.:ml Bl'own sa HJ · er Vtlla1f Jlebta lil1ecl lh pauer Eddie Buffington 1n thr hlttJng on 30 of 61 shots for ' .. 11, dMeEihmney 1 (4·71 fi, Daum- b,J( k from Troy , WHS <ll'<lftffl by MitehelJ would IJe usele~~ lo lht> "'r) . ~Pomaoy during IDOit middle, with JUard Ohlinger on 49.2 per rent average gTart lner 2 10-1! 4, Ault 0 I0-0 ! D. the PJ!Lsburgh Stccten;. A Browns team unless he wr s: able to s1:J 1 ol ~-~thin 11'111-th lrtO--L dBob . · , oas 13 •8· 141 34. , ~·]JU k•t'sman · '·'h ' " . •· hOtfil'-al behind B e e CUUi. all Wlnebren- Agam, Ill In every game Wells_ton II red-hot. R 0 c k e t 5 mad. the difference. -SDIU e was con1ldenl pre-seasqn training. uallylhe_,. ol the ft_! · Y ner at tke right side again 'paid year, (our Panther playe-rs hit made Jt three 1tra1&ht wins 15 Log·-· th .. '. IWII ,,..,~ quarter tht off for Porn th f In d bl the . .~o-~ .... 1 reserves won e open 1 11 vlll~kt ID-I2 lnd eroy. n a e ast ou e f_lgures. The only startY_ rrp....,... f .ogan 88-&1 in a high er by a 38-J3 mar in over We li M , 1 ly lead · break accounted for 14 or the tr who laded to hil that sconng rontest 1Uesday night t~t ston g No. 686 Job P-627 252 lines Mr. • - c ~ Ppmeroy Panthers Drive Past Yellow Jackets 74-34 's;:::"fl'~;;;;;"';:;.;:, ~ :;~d~ ' 0 F " · I .J . ., • ... Mio ., ....... 4.,.. ........... . . ·· _,.,. ...... l ' ~ ' . EACH Ref. Ill-'II nlue. - candy otrlpL Brflht colon. NOWATQNI.Y • �• . ( • i I !ll )!r. was day by The day and \\'i:H d M ond Mrs George Kaflol Mr ard Mrs Frt<l Ma<k spent ' Thanksgiving with Mr. ond Mrs. I Thanksgiving will> Mr. ond Mn. Eddie and Mn. Amandi> lean . Thanksg•vmg with Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Roush. Lee McCarty and family. ot Gallipoll.J vis~ Mr. and Mn. .d M R' h--·' Russell Harold Mack Myron and Mary Mr. and Mrs. CUve Moorehead Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Wi5e Levreett Amos dunng the 'l'hanQ. tei'SOD W va. Mr an rs lC (IIV • . _. .."' . . hoUda Mrs ' E;,... Johnson and Bob- and CeC• speni Thanksgiving With Ruth. and daughter htty of Columbus and sons spent Thanksgiving w~ giVIng y. ~ . . f rl Shf"r!e Woods of Mr and Mrs John Bocock spent 'Illanksgivmg with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Edward Prest.oa Leal~ Hughes , Ft. Knoi, Ky. by we Th.anksg~vmg guests o IRev . an Mrs y R nl Thanks ivin with Mr and Mrs Everett Loog and Kahe. and Sue. spea,t the weekend recently with y kATIE LONG Ito and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blazer of ' Marysvtlle. Shamblin and fam· Jack B!ockg and family of Ronald Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs. Bees Rupe and grandsoo., bill wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Free- l Mnl. Leomt R1ce was Thanks- Waverly . Mrs George . . .th M J k M..., 0 -berl Cornelius Jr and · Ricky of Columbus spent Thanks.- 'numks'"vinR guasti! o( Mr. and · · d and J Wbit.e d 11 t Th nksgJVI ng WI r. at· son '" n.o.• • • eo• ' 'llan enjoyed a week a vacatiOn givmg Day guest of Mr. an Mr. . Mrs. ~ . an y spen a shl f Mid- Ed rd Roush Mr and Mrs d<tu~hter of Lancaster and Mrs. giving with Mr. aDd Mrs. Delmar Mn. Edward Freeman were Mr. "'JStt.n'l, Mr and Mrs. Wise of ,Mrs. William Scott and sons. ,sons spent Thanksglvmg With Mr and Mn; Wilbur A ey o . waR h d, T . • f Erna Shnema.ker s.t..nt Thanks- Darst and family and Mrs .. Jack Frewman and dau' d ,.... Cl k f Hu r g dl t Jumor oos Hn eresa ~nn o ""' · NsP (;umberland and Mr. and ' Mrs. Mildred Clark of New Hav- an Mrs ~a ar o n m - epor . R ki d Col bu '1 and Mrs Forrest gJVIng with Mr and Mrs. Robert Mrs . Nora Ohlinger, Mlddleport ghtere, Mr . and Mrs. Robert "~ ' '11. Ed Tice . of WeUsville · g ton Mr an d Mrs · Sam. an n an um s, u r. en, W Va. spen t 'l'h an kso' ~•vm . . .. A of Hunt- Corne lius Sr and family. Mrs. Leona Spires, Mr. and Mn. Freeman and Ca:mlly of Cbe-L l'lnlrt 1 1 ., , · r ~nd Mrs. Bill Brown and w1th Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Shuler Mr . and Mrs. Ohver Ka• . ~d Gerald of Crown City were VlSJ~ ~ar::L~:ooM;aro~ ~rs Ward Mr . and Mu. Frank McCalla Floyd Graves and son, Dickie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ricbarft f'rel. ·{1"' of Addison ~pent Thanksgiv- and family . d~ughten spenl ThanksgJVt~gi ' kin~rs ofd ~~nd ;~~~~gRan :Belinda of Parker sburg spent and family oC Gallipolis spent Crooksville, Dale Gilmore and ,maD and famUy of Pomeroy, m;:: with Mr . and Mrs. C. M. Ca&- 1 Mr. K C. Rodgers and Lowcii :WJth Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kat 1 an Y. ~r · Thanksglvln with M • • ":t, I Che81Hl'e News Notes d ~ vl amlly ;· H~- ~ ~alU~IS ., ------- Salem Center News Notes :rs • pO;>I and atte • woetond vWifnl Mn. IJaie C.-'Atroo I""" their Demr heme.'Mrf· Elfie llooofer IIIII lollll liJ a otudent ot Ohio Unlvenltyi vlllo. !Don NO'ft]J o1 Galllpolto. • - lon She came from ColumbuJ They were vi#ttlng relative• j;nd Pam WiiJOn all dllended Salem at Athem. George Robert Noble of Co- MJ"t', _ Mine Atnoll and Mn. R. . wilh Mr. Paul Smith as her bus- friends.. over the weekend. They Ct!nter Methodifi Church. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Jwnbua visited ~re with rela- Ohlinf(cr visiled Friday J'IC8IIll1 band, Lloyd Smith had to work. visited Mrs. Janet Smith and cbil- Seeond Lieutenant Mr. aod Mrs. and aon of Coiumbut were week- Livn, rl!t'ently. w1th tbeu- brother. Henry Haacf Paul visiP!d with his parent.J, Mr. dren at the home of Mn. LJDie Samuel Jenka and children, end vilitors 04 his parents, f,fr Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Napper of Kanauga . 'l'haDbglvbll petta at the with her sister, Mrs. Smith for a and Mrs. Tltw Smith and fam. Caton on Sunday. Q{ A~. Ky ., Mr. aod M r 1. and Mn. Marvin Miller. and family of Pomeroy Jprent Sun- Rev and Mn. SheTley Wtodlf durbage Spaukttnc home were coople days' viiJt. · Uy over the weekend. Mr. and Mn . Corwin SmIth Hank Jt'flka of Roaooke, VL aU day recently w1th Mr. and Mrs . ol Mary ~ville spent slvM-al P,. Mr. .,J Kn. Jack Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 'lhom· Mrs. Llule Caton 1peotand daug}rtert of Columbus wen: Saturday vilitor1 of Mr- j ~heshire C M. Casto and family. vi11 iling Mr and Mrs.'t. Rlcb.arf" dauihten ol WUUamson, W. Va. aS and gons of Athens were Thanksgiving Jith Mr. and Mr5. apent the weekend visitiDg Mr. and Mr1. Eugene Johnltoa and 1 H. C Rodgers anrd Mrs. Leona Rus.<;ot"JI and ceCe. ·s1: Mr. ~nd 1ln James Glassburn Thank8givins guests of his par- Eugene Johnston and' children of and Mrs. Marvin Wibon and children of Ewlngton , Rt. 1. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner Rice visited Sunday reeenlly with Kathlet>n Nnble and .Kifie lAIII ad daughter~ ot Columbus, ff!ls, Mr. and Mrs. Leater Ewington, -Rl 1. She stayed OV· Pamela, and Mr. and Mn. Titus \Vayne ROO.sh spent tbe and Linda spent Lhe weekend re- Mr . and Mrs. Click Woodard nf were Thanksgivmg din~' cuetU aod Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith Thomas. 'Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. 'llutnksgivlng holiday with his cently visiting Mr. and Mn. Har- Gallipolil. Ql Mr and Mrs . Harold•1bamal 1emlght wltb them Thursday. and famDy allo of Columbus. Mrs. Janet ~lth and children, ' Mr. and Mn. Thomu Jeffen Smith and daughters, accompan- parenh Mr . and Mn. Orion rison Scott BOd Mr. and Mn. Car- Kathy and David D.~:~r"t spent and dJught.er. Ha roMlne . . Mn. <h1 catoD returned home arrived Friday to apeDd the and SOD have recenUy moved to 1ied by Mea. Roberta WUaon aDd Roush and hil 111ter, Dixie. !If! rol Snider and family of Zanea- 1Sunday recently with Mr and Mr 11 . gra:nd.&on, Michael Beaver. ' ' f and Lori Ia•~ Maz ltae Mr. I Inn.. Sllpor TriM Del Monte - Halves or Sliced r.· better noeats•better •• Pork Loin Sale buys~ Uttlo Pi1 aches SPARERIBS ---------------------------- Lb. L.an, Mooty, Tendor Evant Super Trim ...:_ Booton Style - BONELESS PORK ROAST ----------------------- Lb. Rolled ond Tied. 4 to 6-Lb. Average. No. l V2 Cans Swift Promlum ALL MEAT WIENERs ________________________ Lb. . I·U. Cello ........ M ~ entt will frozen fish lituys atte 11oot1t S.. Tone l roodH Bro SHRIMP TID-BITS -------- C:artOn w. featuring famous Il l Toe Gal Nt'i ..."" Jr. "BiU 45c 55c 55c C::.- llootlt Split Shelled DEVEINED SHRIMP Cull Loft I• Lb. Only c FUU LOll HALF 2-Lb. I Del Monte brly C.rden FULL RIB HALF f, ITIOI Villi I Z Oz. -------- PJckago Lohl Chopa l~tdud•• IYan• Super Trim ,, ' dairy values! EGGs --···-·--Dmn49C No. 303 Cans Chop_s.. Sld,P-,er -YELVEET.( _____ _ 2-Lb. Loaf ••••••• ••••• ••••• BARTLETT 5-U.. Pkg. No. 101 ----------------------- CUT ROCK CANDY 12..... "'•· 29c 100% FILLED CANDY '!~ 39c No. 303 Cons GLORIA MIX __________II-••· . k• . 49c I No. !OJ Cant' Farley's 2 SPICED DROPS!.. ORANGE SLICa lOLLY IELLS r.,.r,•, - Lb; Bag ASSORTED 14-0s. ' lattl• Stohfy'• Prozen SUCCOTASH or !!~COLI SPEARS 39C GREEN PEAS or MIXED VEGETABLES p,.,.. Apple Dumplinp' Pa;;a- -1 Count Package No. 101 ,lhotch Girl 11-Coont ···~· ! I Cans II·~ ... BUNS ALUMINUM DelMonte .... $8.95 . .) ' J'• Sweet, E4sy To Peel ,,. Crea~ Style - ··-.~,, ;.</''· twill ...00 Pwcli••>. Two l>oi~ '· c . ,., •.-"•'. 1''~-· 1397 or WhOI• KeiMI Goldin' 29c ' CAKE ·P•N . Reg • .,.3.8 ·· Quik Maid WAFFLES 1 $ 00, -. 10c - ,. c· •"' 67c ". FLASH~l-IQHT ~- . c !With $3.~ 'PurehaM) . EACH . • WITH BATTERIES, • • No. 303 CaiM • .' ;. S&H ·• GIIIN sTAMPS ..,~:,. • 49c I(J..Os. Packages s1oq; I - ....... •..r "'"'""" ____ ... ·• 4 5 ,:~~:~. I . • 65c · IN ORDER TO SERVE ILL OF OUR CUSTO. MERS WE RESERVE THE BIGHT to LIMil QUINnTIES PLEASE C:.no I Lb. E CH FRIES_. _"'. . .- . 8 ,:c·~~.. s10~ Gibbs No. 303 55c MIX ________ " '"L .,.,. 59c No.·IOI 0.1 M- lhipeelo• 45c CENTER LOIN Everfresh Frosen ' l rach't • CENTER Rll froxen foods! Dei Monte FRUIT 6 TOMATOES 4 c... WHOLE APRICOTS ---- 5 c... TO JUICE ------- 3 PPLE BUTTER - -- 2 Jan .SPINACH Lb. / Dol Monte hiM- 79c FIRST CUT candy values! Dol Monte CUT CREEN I YIInl lupu Trim trin,• Amtrlcan ar Pimenta a lues! ----• .... PORK STEAK ----- -- 551 ................,.. 75c Ivana Grado A. other grocery buys! _ S&~ S&H ...IN_ STAMPS GalEN:~ STAM,. , With ...,,_ and pu~ of ' BRACU _______ ~:;:0 �··- . \ • i • ' I ' lng holiday with her parents. Mr •port have movrd bm·k into tl'w'ir Lh~ D.:~vls proptor1y on Salem-51 ." and ~n. Kenneth Davis , Rodney home ht>re wh 1c·h was ree~nlly recently vacale;d by tile Paul lia~ and Roter . vacated by Mr and Mrs Bert tenon family. 1 Teresa Dean. daughter of Mt. Bablt and fam1ly . \lo ho movl:'d Mrs. Ethel Nelson, a patient at ....... ~~~- L00g BottOm Rutland ~n I ~r1~,~d~"'~'"~"~'~"'jj"jj'jj'-;'";.i'; ! ,',;'jj':s~<;;iv• Roy al 1fonti.nued irem Pagf'! - and .Pearl Powell , Vlenno . W Va . 8- Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 6, 1961 andW Mrs. Harold B1·ewer and Janie . 5.00 to 12:.00. ,OVER FIFTY YltAit8 Mr . and Mrt! . Dorsel Larkins CATTLE - Steen 17 .00 to WASHINGTON tUPit-Avei"al" U.·i vi~lted I Soct"a} NeWS and Mrs. William Dean. has Men back to Middleport Meigs General Hospital, is 1m· . I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Warns· oo: Heifen 13.00 to 21.00: Fit earnin8• of proclucUon workerl 11l and unable to attend S('hool. Mr. and Mrs . Leland F'lemin ~ pro\' mg followmg surgery. . ~ ley, Cheshire . . Cows 13.00 to 15.40 ; Canners 6.00 have raisen from flO to $90 a week Anrlrea [){owhurst, daught~r of of Clarksburg . w v.a. wt>re rt> M1ss ()ee Thomas. who 15 em· Mr. and Mrs. J1m Cartt>r :V1s1t· t ... 12.75: Bulls 14.70 to l9.00. Stock tdurlng the Jut 50 :yeara, the Lao Mr and Mrs. Harold Dewhurst. ll'f'nl we~kend guests of Mr. and ployffi 1_n . Co\um_bus. s~nt the . _ ...~~· 1 *" """ ed Mr. a~d Mrs Alva Holsm~er Steers 19.00 to 2:., .00 ; Stock Heif- bor Department reported TueJ. was 1!1 several days. Mrs. c. w. Stansbury. TILanksgJvmg holiday With her '~ -··· · · xs:z x c 2i at fl.eedsv1lle . ers 15.00 to 19.00 ; Stock Steer day. It noted thlt the average Mr . and Mrs. Cle!He Stansb~ry Mr . and Mr!'. Charl~s Simpkms ~.urt'nts, Mr. and Mrs . ~dward Mr. and Mrs . Dorsel Larkin~ . ~r. and Mrs. Charles Larkins Calves 1l.OO to U .OO ; Stock Helf- work. week in factoriet dropped returned home after a visit of Columbus were the Wfi't>kf'nd I homas and Mrs . . I homas and family and Mrs. Ethel Lark- Ivis1ted Mr . and Mr11.. Russell Mol· tel Calves l8.00 to 23.00. Ifrom &l Lo less ttwa 40 bourt. m Columbu!l. uests of her urt>nt~ Mr. and took Dee to Columb~. Saturday ins were visiting with Mr. and lohan, Tuppers Plains. -~ . Mrs . ~lhel Snowden spent a (ew ! f~rs. Roy SnowXen. Sat,urday eve- and attended a beaut1rums eon· Mrs. Burdell Dunn. Midland , Pa. Mr. ~~ Mrs. Harold Hollf'r l , w1th her son . Mr . and lhe !':roup \dsited Mr. and vent1on . . I Mrs. Margaret Smith of East lwere v1sitlns Mr. and Mn. Han! Harry Snowden and sons, Pomt Mrs. Carroll Snowden and sons al and son, visited Mrs. Edna HaiL son Holter at Forest RWl . I Pleasanl. i Gallipolis . Pam_esvLlle. were rec-ent VISitors Visiting Mrs. Tressie Stethem l Mrs. Ronald Light of Fairfield · • '"' ... if$i" . fil'Wii' " rs. Rev a Snowden and daugh- 1 dd h of hiS parents. Mr . and Mrs . Roy were Mrs. Emerson Johnson al\d l and Ralph Bis3t'll visited Mr. and . ,...._"'~' nM - - , ter . Mrs Joan May were sho]l- Mrs . .Jean Parkt'r an ;~ug let Snowden. While here they were Mrs. Howard Larkins, Portland. · Mrs. Joe Bissell . • I ping in Gallipolis Tuesday and at Sue, and Mr. and Mr_s. Roy by Carroll Snowden of Visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harry Coleman visited Riley : Come and see our nicest Chrlstmas Parkersbu rg, Wednesday . den were Thanksglvm~ ~ay dm· Gallipolis and Roy _Snowden, who Pierce recently were Kathryn Pigott and Sammie Rairden re~ollection now. Beautiful fabrics Friends and relatives here have ner guest~ of Mr. an ~rs. l went pheasant huntmg near Wash- Misner, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Ho- ' cently. and lovely colors to gi\'e her Lhis a~d M;~j i inston Court House . They also bart Newell . Keno, Mr. and Mary Pierce visited Garnet 1 learned of the hospitalization of Bruce May, Debra year. Come! See! Mrs. Agnes (Egnor I 'Mleobald at . Debra ~1ay s~nt Thurs :)' . n visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles : Emmelt Stethem. Mrs. Emma . Hensley recently. 1 1 University Hospital ~ Columb~11. and Fnday With the ~ar e• &. ! Powell aDd Sandra Newlun. -ViOlet Smith 1Simpkin~f ~~~~bus. _ 1 18 Mrs. Beatrice Snnth and M•st Homer Parker who employed •MAPS '62 SCHEDULE ] Sunday d,inner guests of Mn. l I Shirley Turnbull of M~son. W.Va. at Coo~vllle . spe?t the week end HAMILTON, N.Y. (UPil-Col · Nell Slethem were Mr. and Mrs. PT. PLEASANT aCl'Ompanied Mn. Beulah Grale here w•th his wife and daughter . , t University hall announced Howard Young Mr and Mn LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. an? daughter, Vicki, to Ft.kBeJd. SpundalyPth~_Y cahll~dbonthhis fathMe',· l ~;a; Holy Cl'oss ·and Buffalo· will Charles Snider.'Pa~n City, vo1r ear s •W•.-•Y· -• 12.,., • 1961 · · ' Va· ·· for h a recent weeJ' en d M arR-er. H d15p roker er. d Miss· replace Harvard and Syracuse on, Va., Mrs. Ed'Jth 0sbo rn, J ohn VISit Wllhboer son, nPvdt.l dlmmY 8Mn d "c· owl ar aCrhe tn ill t962 football schedule. The Red Newell, Mr. and Mn. Garth Smith HOGS - 175 to 226 16.50 to 18.· George V.' was sc ser. and Raiders al!:lo w11l . meet Cornell, an d Kenny Re ynold1. · 14.00 to 17.00; Lig · hts 100 ; Heav1es . e ue l F 'd to au M e ree, d MrsnearBob Eada Pomeroy SIX 16-0Z Court St. 1. Ieave for E urope thJ!l pas r1 ay. r . an · . · · · ·· F Mr. and Mrs . Giles Smith and daughter, Cindy . are movins !Kulgers . Prmreton. Yale, Leh1gh ,l ViSitmg Mrs . Emma Powell 14.00 lO 16.00, at Sows 12.00 ·to I BOTTLES daughter, Charlotte, of Middle-- fr()m the carpe~~~~~operty to i Buc~~~--~~~~~xt year. were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dee_m 15.00; Boan 9.00 to 10.00; P~---·· _ _ _ ..._ _ _ 1 ~ave CroiWil K~thy. 0Ia I C'''~"" ~ ! days ALF~ - QUARTS I M~s. 1 nins Lelar~ Sno~~o·den Beau t'fuI R0 bes and House Coat -~lke, _ l.iverpool Sno_w-~ )oint>d I 1 1 I Mra. \ I Phillips Sisters Style Shop w: I' , _ __ I I I I · -'C~- r - - - · - - - - - - - , r.hy Mo rgan a~ program leader.1 vklu!ily named and Mr~ Mara . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .... Mrs. Bett)' Thei&•, pr•!lident , 1Mae s.rgent, Mn. Elizabeth presided over Uw bu.ineu ml!ll!t· Wilford, Mn, Yirgima Jkoe i , MrJ. ~ · nEJUO!I up 18, 4:25 a.m.; Ellen down 18, ing, when Jt waR de<·w:led that Alley ne Rca.. Mrs . FraR('f''!. ~ 6:50 a.m.; Bingo down 19, 5 a.m. C1ty of Huntingtor. up 19, 8:10 Tht SellS ion of lbe MiddleJ)l)rt members of l~ Guild would ! ~rts, M:-!1. Wilma YkGra w. Mr1 . a.m.: Tilan down 19, 7: 15 a.m.: First United Presbyt~rian Church , .I prepar~ Christm~s baskt>h fo r 1Eua \be Hill. Mr!l. Ali,·e Wolfe , , Edena Bosworth up 2!, 7 a .m . met Monday , evening with Rev .! It' Ml88 nu~ODI& nflt'dy families. ; Mrs l>oriJ Hen1ler and ~l r !i f1~ •...c "5tl!Mft.IJ~.::t I Belen R up 23, S:4tl p.m.: Munt- Howard Ruppel! , as mod~rator . A repo11 on miuion• wa11 ~ iv- Gloria W:.~gner . HOVD.U:HEI.T Gauge readiags: Galllpo1ll a.m. gomery down 23, S:Z5 p.m. ; Bob Chrislma" plans wh ic h include I en by Mn. Mart ha McCoy, aec- i ----18.0, 10:9, running 5 feet OD roD· Benter down 23, 2 :45 a.m .; Crue- a candlelight c o~munion Decem- ~' Dr . Hay H. P i<' kena and relary of Miulonlillry Education ! VISITS PAkF.STII er~. Pomeroy-Mason 20.46. Pl ible dovm 23 , 4:25 a.m.; Ravens-l ber 24 at 7:30 w1th JWbert Te-wks- ft~y have beton visiting · and Servlct. Dwain Sayre of Sy<'amore . Ohio Plensant 24.06, Hinton t.CI fall- wood u Greenu 5. 20 m . Bil- bary as l'lder placement eha1r- fntnds in Clorion, Pa. l!l i n c ' The hoste5$e!l. Mn . H u t h spent the weekend with his par· ing, Kanawha Falls 147 rl$ing, p p · p. . , Iman , anrl the children'• program la.tl Saturday. Wolfe and Mrs. Rose Grindstaff, en~. Mr. and Ml'l . 1'homas D. Charleston 18.2D stationary. Lon- ly H. up Greenup 9 p.m .; Badg· to lie presented Deeemher 20 at Visiting with "Mr. and refreshments to those pre- , Sayre and H.oland. c!on, Marmet and Winfield dams tr up Greenup 9 45 p m ; Philip 7 30, were dll;cussed. 1Cash Braley last 1\u~sday Film - Bulbt' were on the sl11s. Sporn down 31, 5 .35 a .m . ; Wal- The group also agreffi lr1 Mrs. Al1cc VanZandt o! ,. movements: ter Bec~jord up 31 , 7;30 a .m.; J . grant the pastor a leave on. the and on WedneWy, Mra . 80 1 Field C.tsn 1 f,et lls Yo11r S. Lew1s up 32, 4 a .m.; Slephen 30th or the month tu visit his iEntsminger Mlller of Langsville ! Ohio Rlvl!r - Dorollly 5ou&:b- A usrm up 33 . 5 .'35 ~.m.,• R eI'1a· 1parent s ·m MlssJl!ISlppl · · · · ' over the VISited with them . Santo Cla1111 1 Light Met•r• 12 ern dow n · 5 e.m.1 Aliquippa ble down 33, 7:20 a .m.; Frank holidays. J ames Buch:man w a s Mr and Mr~ Eugene Murray We Are Participating Jn The up 14. 4:15 ~-m.; Susan La~~:• Durant dov•n 35, 2_:40 p.m.; Billy lnameci chairmtm to plan the nurs- and daughter. J~ni returned home Accessolfe1 . Pleasant RetaH Mt'rchanh clown t5. 7 ~.m.; Queen OHy Jean down 35, 4:25 p.m.; Kath- l"'ry to be condurted during the Monday evening from Smithburg, down 1 ~- 7:4;:~ a.m.; West«D leen K. down 35, 6 p.m.; Nalion. ;,lol·ning worship services each W. Va where they spent thL' down 16, 7:30 a.m.; Little Ed· a! down 35,6:20 p.m.; Clara Beat-1Sunday. k 'th ,~ M • . "SHOWER OF w·~rd down 1~ ... 50 Ra l d II wee en WJ r. urray 11 par1 • 1 ·• • p.m.; 't" Y own 35, 8 p.m.; 0 ve1· Shelr· Attending were Russf'll Lyons, ents, Rev, and Mrs. Forrest Mur- ~ monel Salvetl up 17, 2:10 a.m.t er down 35, 12:25 a.m. ; Robert 'l'ewksbary, Jnmes Buch- ray and daughLer Martha ': GIFTS" John .1. Howe up 17• 2·35 om· C.all ~ I · I • . . · · ·· • ipoUs Dam - Freiberger ! ~nan, ..ewJs Sauer, Jr. John Mrs Jack Satterfield Mn; 1· CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ·U . Nelson Dl'oadfoot up 18, 2: IS a.m. down 4.15 . p.m.,. Semel down ~:-~,.•· u1tz, Mrs. E. 0. •fewksbary, ' ' , Fnmk· W1.lson and Mrs. Lew Come In For Detallsl 1.' s· •" "' D. up 18, _3:50_ a.m.;_ Eastern 4o p.m.,. Elgerc l'f · · ·.Cm·l - -·---·1 f up 1:55 a.m.; M'ISS SU!Hlll Pnr k, Mrs. Floyd Car- Snucr, Jr. were busmess visilors KA YWOODIE PIPES Roslyn W. up 3:4{) a.m.; Lucy ,mack. Mrs. James Harley <md in Columbus Monday. ! )~~~~~~~y;o::urseU of one pf our R R 1 Sen-ices for a worry-freu PIPE RACKS Men's J rme Lucas down 4:30 am.: AI- I. cv. uppe!. Mr. and M•·s. James Criswf'IJ · and Nli!w Year. Women's, Child. bert Holden down 5:15 a.m.; j TOBACCO POUCHES • and duughter spent 1he weekend LOANS TO $2,000 OVF:C ~·P 6:30.a.m.:_ Southern l in Pittsburgh, Pa. with Mr. and : down 6.40 a.m., Harnett M. dOY.'I1 1 Mrs. Orville Martin. · • • ELECTRIC RAZORS e4Y2% Paid On Savings 9,30 a.m.: Inca down IO:IO a.m.; Kanawha River - Solvay down Duties of committeemen Were W I' SHOE SHINE KITS BILLFOLDS, Loudon 6:35am.: Helef! z. 4own explained Tuesday evening to th~ ,r eslPyan Service "'Hell Cat" 2412Jackson Avo, Ma~t. 3:20 a .m.; Ch_arleslon Troop committee of Middle rt Guild Meeting Held l'<: nned Pigskin. Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. u~. ~UJfield 3:-tO p.m.; D1esel up I Boy Scout Troop 245 by S::Ut- ''Jt'!sus, the Light of the World" Ju~t Brush To Clean. '' \\mf1~ld_ 5: 10p.m.; C. V. Homer master, Bob MilL<t at/a meeting was the toplc .or the program Phone 1850 up Wmf1eld _'1:~ p.m.: .le-t'I'Y Bos- TI.IC'!'iday evening. when the Wesleyan Service Guild Kathryn Moore, Mgr. Coats Bldg. MIDDLEPORT worth up yYm!ie\d 8:35p.m.; Bca- The~e inehlded the inslituti _ met in the Racine Methodist 0 ~;;,;:s;:;;:;;~:;;;:;;;:;;;..,.=~-!_v_:r~ Wm1eld 8:40 p.m.; Eli11ha al rt>pre~enta.tive, commi ttee ch ~ Church annex, with Mr~. Doro- Doily S~ntinel, P~Ml!Mteporl , 0 ., De<. 6, 1961- 91 River Report ..4 Around And About M •dd/ erJOrf II CAMERAS J Be d I OLD SPICE SETS j• ., 1 : I·· . Committeemen's HUSH PUPPIES from $7.95, e DutteS Outfmed • Roush's Shoe Store :.. -~'"''12''"'"''f.'"''"'. · ~··· l:l'f.it.~ttli.1:\2l"'GRATE • 11, .. FLORIDA RUBY RED - SWEET JUICY :~r:::: SWEET JUICY At Rutl1nd Furniturt I 5 FLORIDA e • POUND BAG • • e POUND BAG i ~ Regular $200 Value JUICY TANGERINES ~~~.li2\'. • • 10 ~~~ 59c IDAHO BAKERS ~ A 3-Pc. Bedruum Suite iiven at each store - Rutland Furniture and Masoo Furniture. Nothin,a: to buy ' ask fur your free tickt!t. Need Jlot be preo;ent to FRESH -Whitt Button U.S. No. 1 Slat A Fancy I'Gtototl MUSHROOMS. "" secretary, advancement, acllv1ty , treas urer, finanrf', and ~ th~ troop • parent relations comij m1tleenwn. , Mills reported that Troop 245 is financially secure and wlll [>(>. gin the new year free of debt. The troop hag made plans to takf' inventory of all its equipment.. A hoard of review a n d court of honot· was discus~ . Vacancies on the Mmmitte·e were di~cussed . . Anyone inteJ'. ested in sCoutina: is invited tu j~in the committee which superVJses the troop's activities. Members meeting with t he scoutmaster were Gent Coleman, Gene Ha!Tis, Lewi s Lung, and fo.Alw ard Stih:s. They wil Jhold 1heir next meet- · ing, Oect>mber 28 at 7:30 p.m. 9~ nt the Scout Hall. J~ FHEE/ 3-Piece Bedroom Suite 5 • • • • • . 6lve• AWay - -::!€'~~ -- - rna~ .. BROS. TASTY WAY TO GET YOUR VITAMIN C -EXTRA THRIFTY TOOl \\ Session Plans Church Events DUTTON DRUG CO.. '. '·. • • l·lb. pkg. 59c wu;. I ~ Rutland furniture Mason Furniture r~;)";(~{:it~~~~~ RUTLAND, OHIO The Church of God Prophecy or Cheshire will have a rummage sale and a bake sale thi~ Fridny Dec. 8 in the Stansbury buUding, corner of Mill and South Third Avenue, Midd :::::l:epo~•·l:c. c _ __ _ 1 I Pork.loi n Roast ..... .... 7 rib . . cut :::~~:: :·~.:·.::. :~· . :·::.Pork ~~ops ~~n~~i.59~ . Bosl1, Roll Ro~;t 50 Extra Top Value Stampo wilh lttl• -~ •MI p~ of Diamond Walnuts L~~:: ,;~·~. 59c Mixed Nuts N-;.,, - - ••,.55 c ' J.lb. Soft Shell Almonds _~:~.59c N'u" t"Meats 69c up ,., •. $1.49 Fancy M•IXed·NUt Ssollt41 ''" ••• •. 75c Nutley Oleo --- 4 ,.,..... ,_, Anorltcl \ ' .. ' FULL RIB HALF . . 1"•1 klltcl _ 14·••· ,..,. - I ! ' ' ~ ' ~ Tenderay Pork ·Cliops _,.• ~~~~w PERCH FILLETS lb. 59c ~:~: COD FILLETS __ '"· 35c to.oa. $ 1 3 ~~:: OYSTER STEW Breaded Sh r1mp . 63c t Bapquet Dinners ' ' , i T EY CH EN · CAP'N JOHN J9c 11·01. pkg. lb. ........ ..... fH ...r -..1 '"',.,.,...., a.m. .REFRESHING NEW FEELING! 100 EX1ra Top Value Stampo with Coca-Cola! SpagheHi and Sauce Pinto Beans with lhi1 eo111pon oftd purcMM .,f ....,..11.. , 29~ .. llo. .... wftlr. . I:_EAN MEATY Ih. 4 $1 $2 95 LIG:.&~EAT2 '12 49c ANN PAGI I'Vhlt.o-Yellow 19.... • • Oevdo Food pkgo. or Spice l · 6 CHUNkS SUPE"·RlGHf- Sholl Shonk SUPIII·RIGHT -.. LEAN l~b. un"T ~ Satin Sugar Flour :"!. ,Salad ......... Dressing qt. ~ iars . • SCOtt leS .......- • ........ P. 185 white or ant. colon .............. 5 400 d. pkgs. Morton Cream, Banana, Coconut, Ch-late, Lemon ........ each Pepsodent . . . . economy eire toothpaste -· .. each $1 49 lb. can Rolls ........ ·.... f~i':ou":'':! ·---- c~oz.lot' ~. ii~_liq M•IXes Match10 ...... '~.· Sl (l Brea d. . . . . · · · 2 20oz. . ~i ~ Christmas Wrap Good 'n R;ch, Duffs, Aunt ( 49 c Jemima, ant., Mix or BuHermilk ............_ loaves ' .,) ' 6 roll pak ...... Dill. --·· e .... une 3·1b. can 69c .' J9c . PULL FULL SHANK HALF pkg, Star K•ISt Tuna Chunk Lltht Moot llylt HALP 61'1 ... 33'C.. ·, ••· 2'A• Linit Liquid St~;~rc~ Jl:n . NU. s0\ft k,...,., ------I.:Oa.~~~:.,7C 1., ~ \ Pobrlc . ' ' - fi;~stqne ,M-..~ht~Q~.~ . ::d43~ ' ' ( ' . IONA . ·: Yti!Pr C:llnt can . . GrMn L1MI K0r0 Syrup '''49.C for Woltl., - - - otl. l•lod or ~ ;-'• •'· 8CJ. c MazoIa. 0'1I Cooklne 011 - - bll. . RoH ' ' ·Peaches Del Monte J)el Moate. · .' Sliced , or Hlilvet cREAM ST'(LE GOLbi:N 'cORN ' 2~~~49c TOMATO ... I• \ ~ ,. ' .. ' ~· ' '·~n.~l · Mont~ ' J ' \ CATS'-!P . ' ,fRUIT ' · COCKtAIL 1....... bolllt Clover Valley P.m. & lleant 16oz. cant ~verythin2 Bananas . . . . .. .. . Tangerines do•. $1 Kroger f"?aen, corn, 2 ·lb.JIIiAQcW!i . . peas, m1xed veg. pkg. "7C '.J • ' 7"1~ 5~~ Brazil Nuts 2 95c - - - - CHRfSTMA'S CAL:t.S. FOR · CA.RTON~ OF COKE . 50 Extra Top Value Stampo Ha,ve- plenty ol Coke on hand when friends drop in Aluminum Cotkware aow~~·,.~~w~ot • 210 ., •• [hll 1fct·., Golden Ripe 2Sc lbs. you d'?! . . l9c ... c 3-s'~. .~ 69 . to brill'ht little lift••• J,c:=·49c 0 Avondale pinto or gt. northern 1... J9c 1.Jb. 10 Vegetables --------- - - - - - - - - - - - - Beans ~resh Sausage Cooked Ham lb. 45c aun ,•. 55c Spare Ribs JANELIGHT I'ARKU cake 3-lb. S·lb. _ $3.99 &!J,i;r&.a e e Sclt.. O<H. ·H. WHITE lb. PORK SHOULDERS ,•. 3Sc SLICED BACON~~~:.::" !~~ 89c !ll\.39 Canned Ham Mer-;:~ "Supoi'olllghr' FRESH 2·111. • Cake Mlxes Cake IO.OL .k.. tilt. ...,... I '~ FRQt!N STEAKS :.~;:~.•~. 79c ORANGE JUICE:~•• 4 ~ 79c . • 45 C··· FRIES Jlreaenltae FRENCH A&P uns oP :. ·Enjoy that CENTER CUT CHOPS,•. 69c RIB END CHOPS _l•. 39c SAUER KRAUT!:. _ 12:-25c PORK BUnS :o~!LP _ ,•. 35c FRESH p"'chOM A.. ,- 3 1•. 'or lclrt\11' ,.cl!of(l Ground Beef ...... bMe .... . HALF lh. PICNICS ~:.~MID. lb. 29c .,.,vpo" .M .,ft!, thlt ""' 2 ,..c~c••" TASTY ROASTS c FULL c LOIN Soturday, Dec. 9 in Middleport and Pomoroy l · 1 toeawpo~~~ u:pl/•• ' 1Retails . In thl1 •d are effective thru .. Pork Loin Roast ....... "~.\':'~.......... ~ .. 49c ·· ············~······~··········· "" ".. ,. 43c lb Woods up Winfield 2:35 . Chris Jr. up Winfield 8:10 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer up Winfield MASON, W. VA. YOU CAN Pf~T YOUR ·TRUST IN A&P "Super-Right" MEATS! 8.\I,E ANNOUNCED BUT NEVER , ••QUALITY : -~ , with tt.lt ~~.~~,. and purchoM .t .,,., "*- cau-. 50 Extra Top Value Stamfll wllh thit c-ou]!ll)n and pureho" of PotatHs 10 • . - · ., klrt" Coupon •ll~tl!'411 loaf., D.e. 11. 1.961 THI· PARkiRSIURG COCA·-.:-" ao11LIN\i c;;C), Cllc:t·Cal• CofiiPa~, bi' I . ' I. ' !Mixed Nuts 2..L Butter Lettuce ..., 19c .IIJ . Endive ...... .. ,l. · Bird Seed . 5 �• • "Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cas!t. Use Sentinel Classifieds Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . Ike. 6, 1961 ANT ADS JOR CONS!SfiNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES ~ Ntl fi'IJ!I word., one IDaertiuL. W:lalmum clw'Je--tO nt~.a 1 Clllll&ll per word h..r thret~ coo1eeuti"e lMetUou. •PKILL.....ooe moutb for ao eeDtl per word F\IU r.tt of t eenL! pe r word wlll be cblrJI,t.o for ad' .-u.IDI if oot Plld Wlth.m 10 days Uter recei•t•ll btU .Error• La Adverlilma ---Should "e reported launediatelJ. D11b Sentinel wiU aM bll I"NPOMible for more thaD lllllertiua.. ~meorwd .:1 of Thanu and SP"'Clal o Notice. of Evenll, r.-: 50 word tiWllD'I1liD Eaeb •dditJonll word. 1c.. Otttnarte1 pablimed at l edt per wunl. I YAIID8 If I DAY IOc . ill 1P 11011 "llle I DAYS 110< II ";ll sUO S DAYS SLU *''"' ~ (20) BUSINESS _R;,;;e;.;a;,;;I..;;Es;,;t..;;•;.;te~-------R"-'e;.;a;,;;I..;;E;.;st..;;ll;.;e1 \ 11 SERVICES Ma- 1-----,;;:--:;:--;-;----- (9' FOR SALe - -UI\'CLI\ Il\!ED Sm.l1f'r Se wing rhiue m IX'dl•t·t condition. Equtpp;.·d Lo z1g za~. dam, mon- 1 Tbe Ramblet Wo. ld SCattdard af Cctmp.d ogram, t>lc. hly 6 paymenls of Ezeelleaee $5.00 or $21l50 e<~sll. Phone WY Bie: ('flf room, ride 81ld perfordl2-2204. 12 s lite &nee. Small t'ar economJ ..,_. 1 m.l'a er nbillty. NIDCCH I Supt"rnuva Sl'wing Ma· S•·- We Are Selling All Real Estate ,. • - -- - - - - - vblted her 10ft Ket.an It Wa•er· ly who II ffi.'Upefoliq Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Hlddleport, 0 ., De<. e, ltiHl ilkesville ~ ews ' • Notes - Hospital News 12 Apartments On Brownell Ave. chine. Looks und sews like nt>w . Sold for $219 50. Will sell for Sl.~, I 110. M.OO . ..00 111.10 PHONE WY 2-2157 ......... DAILY CBYPTOQUOTI!: - Hew• how &o work lt: At Get .In Strideuse Classlfledl KEITH GOBLE YEAR-END A :1 T D L 'B ll ll• LONGFJCL OW Ou lttt.r llmp\J ltands for another. 1ft tht. umple A I• nu ll for tiM U.... L'lt X tw tht two o·., etc. BIDJt.e tetter.. ap ...1~ trophl-. the halth Uld formatiOn of ~· wordl 11n all hil . .4 E•ch d&y the oode letter• a.re ditrl!rent. · A. (Jryptopam Qnotailoa D8K FEYTK OJMD QmJZLXNBK~ HY"DXT DAiLY SENTINEL SALE Pf,one WY 2-2157 STATION WAGON A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION I FOR 1959 FORD Galaxie 2 Dr. CBI AUTO SALES 1!!57 WI LLY S~.fEEP - • - - - - - - - - - - - ---1:56 Sip Oa l'odo1 - God S: li Q')ml~ Jlllll>ol'ee o,elleap Qaun1J IIFD 6:00 M31"arm,_ 1'llt1 1:00 - 7:20 Extended Weather Pic- Hard...,. l'ruea. l !bun oolyl ,., 50 Sobltl Reparl 12 2 "MAIL" Std. trans. Radio &: Heater. Subscription ·Rates 1959 CHEVROLET -, Impala 4 Door 1 YEAR .. · · · · · · .. · .. · .. $1.00 6 MONTHS ··· · · · ·:· · · .. $4.25 New or Renewal H .T. Auto. Trans. R&R. 1960 MERCURY 2 Dr. Hard Top Auto. Trans. R&H. P.B. RECORDS - "-'i iO MY PEN PAL AY<> 2:00 Pace · •ol ' ~rl . II 141 \'.'HY DON'T '. ::>U iZ ;;T ONE'? I-'- f ' HAV E A PEN PAL ··- I ........ , \' ·-· '-' ) 1:26 Ohio Newa 2:SO Pace S:OO Platter Party 9:00 Coffee With Janel 9:46 Betty Newtoo 10:00 MonuD& Modllaliono 10: 15 Callbi1 Pt. Pleasanl U:OO Swap Sbc;p • Community IT 5 FIJ WRITING- 12: 15 Ju_BI . For . You 1:25 News 1·30 Just For You ' t :JO 1..aca1 NeM II: lli Coul>ley 11Ge D<ool 1959 CHEVROLET Belair 4 Door 11 :5"1 llltcklay llliw 12:1:18 NOUP Nnn B:Z World Ne.,. J- NANCl lUll Cowllrf Mollr 'fllrte 11 :41 Fanp Time . , , a,oollreUiaal Pany . 8ulletlll lkoard stel"l top. Pomeroy ...---:::c-::: THE DAILY SENTINEL · E. co Jill, &lq r-&IIHt ........ JM,) 8:30 Brui!IOII Party Will be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR 4 -~h;o l l P9K YlllltMtq• Ol)'ptoqUt'.. .t A. t.EA.DIIIl ilt .BiisT Wlartf PEOPLE BARELY KNOW 'l'BAT BE ECI&£8. -BYNd&. 1:30 \ X~ WMPO Radio Santa Suggests ... J JJ'D X li .. YNllfEZc..-S:EEIXN. PRICES REDUCED! 1960 FORD Falcon 4 Door AS, KLK Ul " - Bwcl! Shaw !Tuesday only! 4:60 Mu!teal Myltenei 1:110 Karr l Y - Show Mon., \Ved., l'rl., oolyt s, ls Sport> Parodi UONewa~ 1: t11 Of! fll!! Air - W J E:-f, RADIQ GINTLEMENa I encleM ·- -~---- · fer which und ..... ~ - - .,..,. . subscription ... The' D•Uy ltntlnel te1 1958 FORD Custom 300 \ Radio and Heater . 4 Door. 1958 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible ____..................... .:............ -----------·----------- ·rl,.· ., ll!-•-•!1 ~ We WID Sanil AChristmas Card Auto. Trans. Radio & l;Ieater. ar RAEIIURN YANSU... " 19S8 FORD Country Sedan 2 Gift Idea For 4: Door. Auto. Trans. R&H. HIM! 1958 DODGE Coronet 2 Door fCoWS.-~~~:••copo' ,_·l ~~§J H.T., A.T., MH, P.S. & P.B. 1957 FORD F•irl•ne 500 WORKER 2 Dr. Auto. Trans. R&H. outfit, la rge, Pll'-ctrtc 1 ~bB il - -. • '' game, Ic Skates, me 5. Radio, rel'Ord BEST DEAL •• , · 11..1ayer, sln&le. old org:Jn. ~le, Clifton , W. Vu. SP • •• IN TOWNI 57511. WE MIX TO ORDER AND DELIVER! Save time, labor and money! We ml% roncret~ to yeur s..-clflcaUons and deliver rlsht to your door. U your calls for ready·mii concrete, call us! Free es tes! J: ,~o~~lein Ready-Mix Co. l . . ' Phone WY-2-3284 " PAGE ST• . MIDDLEPORT \ '' ' Lowost Payments All Cars Must Sell By Dec. 31st 'IALSKA :'14NCf5 ..:..~ .'<0\1 A ·FAMOUS !ALLI!T KEITH GOBLE USED CAR LOT PHONI WY·2-3422 Corner of Locutt & Syc•rnor• MIDDLIPOIT OHIO '- ( �.•. .. - ..... . . .... • ....... ____ - -.. ·... ' • Mainly About People In Pomeroy n Mrs. William F. Clark reiUrll· ed home Fridoy .... ~ns. aCtor OfOrl 1~~~~!.the past ....,n weeb tn I( wilh Mr. Clark and ... a~ empJoyed there. Final plans lor ~ Christlloas\ Kathy Morgan and Nancy Har· were m~ when Ohio Eta o1 Middleport speDI. the p.ut · Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sor- weekend with Xathy' 1 grand- Y ans Holiday Party JARMANS From Hartley & Bennett ' 't PI S met Tuelday evening at mother , Mrs. w, A. Morgan, Atb· orr,ce or the Ohio Fuel Cas ons Rood. IComp.any. Mra. Richard Seyltr Mrs. James Mitcben t visited was in charge and a donation lr5 was made to tbto Meigs 1m'ntY TB It H AliSocl.aLion. Members were reminded of the Chrlslmal Party w he S . he home t th. W aeaynew1sr Wett Main street Decem- FOR-ALL THE GUYS VIsit Every Department In t~e Store! You're Sure To Find Just The Gifts You're Look. lng For • • • and It Sure To Visit • • • ' Mrs. Homer Showers. Roclr: Springs Road J"e(eOtly enroute to her home, ~erly from Tenoea.- , a-------ELBERFELD$ TOYLAND------.. ILocetttd for the holiday season at I 02 Wast .Main Street (two doors below Court Str~~t). ovr wonderful a~d exciting new toys, games, beautiful dolls, whHI goods, musl· ~Ys and ·lots, lots more .here at Elberfeldsl Recent gueats of Mrs. Homer · .. · Showers Wt!l'e her ilder-m-law, Elberfelds Holiday Store Hours: at 7. Wrappings ri girh Mrs. Fred James and daughter, exchange will be judged and Mrs. Jerry Muae of Stockport. apeat m~ml"'rs are ask-~ aa t o be sure t o Mrs. Ed. King ol Atben.o · their gift to the party if S~ay WJlb her aunt, Mn. Hom &l"l' Wlable to attend j Showers, Rock Springl Road. · , Mr. and Mra. Lealie Showers . 20 Open Friday and Saturday Grueaer, service Gallipolis we~ Tuesday JUestl reported that to date Mrs. Homer Showers. Mrs. Don Othor Sty!" In l group has co1lected $1515.80 m Girls Soout Drive and that to rnake • anyone wishin& l'OR· Mra. Harold BlacUton , Mrl. WUliam Grueaer Jarman . may mail It to M r I. burg, w. va. Monday. Shan Grueser at Mlnenvllle Route I. Chester Speocer who 10.95 Mrs. Edward Johnsoo present- Holler HOJpltal Monday 1w pneu. to 15.95 the progrum, "Love'• Miracle monia. Marriage." Mn. Alfred Ruschel enteNd Refreshments were aen-ed General Hospital Tuelday Seyler and Mrs. BALLS were busineN vlsitoi'J In Parbr5- DART GAMES Paper wound dart board with wite d'ivldera - .a Champion metal darta. Choose from a wide assortment of bri&ht colored ~inyl balls and &pc:mae rubber balla In all mea and colora. DOLLS Beau tlful Vinyl doll Til 9:00 p.m. with molded or rooted hair. Othor WHk Days Until 5:00 P.M. underwent aurgery thll mom- thoee mentionli!d above Lucy Amsbary, Miu Beegle, Mn. 'l'homas Mrs. Charles Eskew wu a bUll· ine11 visitor in Cbarleatoo, W Va. ' Mrl. Larry Tuesda ey , Mro. Robert Wilsi>n, Mra. M yea . I W llrn --~ "" II ra. r e an •N aon, Wood s, Mrs. J ose., .. Nowe , Mrs. Jlnvny Sutton who were called J~:·;;:,=~tter, and Mn. here Saturday by tho deoth . ol Mr1. Clara Grueser, returned to their borne, Ft. Gay, W. Va.'l\ltl· BIRTH .ANNOUNCED day afternoon. Tom Smith, You're style-wise ••• in Jarman's handsome new blucher featuring "sideline" stitching Here in one modestly priced oboe you set ""' lateot styllna. hand....wn "aideliDe" ' atltchlna, and that Jarm011 "lriendlin- ol lit" whioh makee walkina doubly pleuul'Bble. It will be a wiae move, when you let M fit ,JOY in a pair. Come in eoon.. Mr . and Mra. Lartyy ~::!~~~I Mrs. Clifford ~ifbelt, Ill r a. tEiaine Wilhesl art 81 Hanford Stanley and MrB. WUthe birth of an 8 lb. 14\1 O<. liam F. Clark villted Tueldoy Larry Wayne, at the Mason a.fte11t90n with Mn. Roy Riffle at lc, saturday, llec<!mber 1.' parent& are Mr. and Mrl. lea Withee of Pomeroy and and Mrs. Jack Stafford ol ter. Mra . ~nevieve Dewhurat Ruland ia a great-grandmother, LIBERTY THEATRE M IDDLEPORT, OIDO NOW SIIOWINO (Technlcolor-) Holler H01p!W. ----- Verse, Songs Fedture Event FOOTBALL TINKER TOYS .PLASTIC GUM lANK NURSE KITS kits Sturdy . plasU~ bankJ with ali flavored gum Ail wood construction Polyethylene toy with color safe _pill balls. rods. Completely play ufe. boxe~. with lnatrument..a. EQUIPMENT Plastle helmet with ·loahie face bar. Should• pads, thieh pado, jarur and p4nt1, A program of vene and 101g W&!l &iven after the llllnUBJ"Chrbt. mu banquet or the Horri'olllllld· elaoa of the M~t TueodaY .... Church ol Christ nlng. Rev. Fred I. Gardller S"'" the blea11ing before the meal ttr· ved by the PhUathoa SOCiety. . GREENER" Horace Abbott, preolderit, was Ia charge of o abort buolnoM Cary Grant, Deborah Ktrr, 11 meellJ'I! and thanked oll the ,;m. Robert Mitchum and II "THE GRASS IS Jean Simmons Al10 S.lectH Short ·lubltctl needy fanuUeo. Mrt. Chea- pl'Oierited !Pita "' Rev. and Mrt. Gardner from the clau. Tho program wu opened with a vocal aolo, ••silver Btlll" by The Merriest ·" Chrlstmaa For The PLASTIC mlttee the evening. The Cheer offering wa.a received to TELEPHONES TOPS Assor~d Uthographetl decoratiolll. They all want a top. ReaUstle fuU a!H tale· phone In safe, fiexlblt polyethylene, Olear rin.einl Metal or fibre boards wIt h multi colored bel~ marbles. • A carol Mrvlce wu presented by Mr. and !lira. WUUam Bradford, Mrl. · LOhte, Mn. .Erwin, Mrl. Leonord Van 111-. Her· · maa Kincaid, Denver Rice and Mr. Bahr. Sews! 'YARD GOODS v Remninll lc per Inch Dan liver Glngh•m•, reg. 89c yd. - - - - - - 59c yd. CI'Olftl>lon Corduray, Pl•lns, reg. 1.19 98c yd. Prints, reg. 1.49 1.19 yd. Fruit of Loom Prints, reg. 59c _ 49c OTHER SUGGESTIONS I .' dlctlon by Wondell Cerlaoh. Othera pn11nt wore Mrl. Gorcl· nor, MDIGa llouduhelt, M r L Bohr, Mr. and Mra. Bud Wllaoa, 1\lr, and Mrt. Bruco Blaaflam, Mr. and .lira. Norman Y..111er, ll.lrold l..oNo, Mr. oad Mrl. Ken. DOth llcllol, lllrs. Walter L o o, ChHtor Erwin, Mr. aud 11 ra. Ro1or PhlWpo, !lira. Klacold, MrL Dorothy BarD., Mra. ley Fry, Mra. Joo llllhop, Mra. Cleo K-. !lira. Alia Badoy, Mra. Rlco, Mrl, Ahllott 01111 llro. STUFFED ANIMALS ALPHAm BLOCKS Tho program waa clooool with the VOUP •lnlinl of "0 Come AU Yo Falthlul," oad the beroo- TOY BOWLI"G SET Hardwood Bl~. Non toxic. Safe for tittle Bears, dogs, donkeys, ones. chimpanzees, poodles. Heavy polyethylene ,b alb. Unbreakable. 10 pins arul 2 lar1e size balls. MEIGS THEATRE DOLL. .._...,, Ollie TONIGHT I TMUIIIOAY. NOT oPIN .,._,.,.,..,. PIUOAY I 1.11UIOAY TOY RECORD PLAYER . SfROI.LliS -Qiillte,d ·lll~e. ~~aU~: ... ·. "THI HOODLUM PI..IT" Don .IIIIITOJ, Llrlt. Gt&*. Cindl Wood, Ktlr DuliN , lleluUful rod lealhoroltll )l'ltb .. TOY REGISTERS PUih button operation makea II like a ptG!loat~ eaae •.Plata 411 and '18 1tJm h<Otda. Voiume adjua~ al. New "Spa<e Aco" ment. ln&, Include~ plaJ moneJ'. · (Todtnlc*'! . · eTrHdl• •• • iASY TIIIMS •Portable lloc. t C.n10l• $1.95 to $5.00 $9.95 to St9.95 $29.95 •New 5111101' Sparton Economy S.Wint IMchino - - - - - - $49.50 •vacuum Ct..non - - - - ---$39.50 eS.. TheNWI $Inver Typewriter $49.50. ollcl $79.50 Optn Friday & Saturday Til 9:00 ' P.M. · ·ELHRftips llobert R,ln, Job . pehllllf, ToriD 'l'botefl,er illd . .. Taro• strotil; IUN., MOit, &. !Uti. .....~":-~~·!' ' . ~ ., Dou Jlo&\ltl ·. ; 850 shot repeaters and high powerM pump guns. .tj-1. PEG POUNDER Sturdy beneh with multicolored peJI and bareS. wood mallet. . usr A TIIUJ: 110171 . "THI CANADIANI" · Usel SeWing Machine Salt! AIR-RIFLES - Gerlaolo. . v- tlve design on board. st-. dy plastie chod<erL It Be?'" '-1 PurchaM ' , Til Chrlotrnaal RelfUiatlon Board. Attr. . Bethlehem," and Mn. ilaroid Lohoe ,..od the poem, "Why can't ""who Will Hold CHECKER BOARDS Checkers Cash Bahr. Mrs. WiUiarn Orue• er rood the awry of tho WlitlnJI . the carol, "O Lillie 'ririn o1 Woman .' \ ,· DO!L· SEU · • ' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center WCILLB IIAWIDNI , ·' , \ '.r' • CoNYIN'ftT .b\Y·i.Y PlAN• ,_ IIIIIIJ, ll•p•llt lttkta . yfi.ir .it.d~e~' ;,; to;s • C~r.h- . ' I \ , ,, . r RltE~ITE · Save All Your Sa'es Slips! Brlrit Them In Any Time To Be Added! .. I 1 Now Y011 Kuow , 87 UaiW Prell !Men :1 ••' ODe U S. ~Mt!eeltlp. . . Art- ~ .. II tloa ~oa Poor! ~ .., - · •• 011ook a,ur edtfn - .,.. Oklc' a, fW. ~ ~-· 01111 Wool VJo. • ' .. •• • ' . at y I • enttr! 'r ' Weather \ l"''•-··..........,........ ·;q; VQL XIII NO. 197 Panly ·-r. ri101J """ e-r, 1ridl • eludee .t ... ..... loolay. Rllh .... Folr .... ............,,, ,_ IHI. ... . twubll dn fh d:IUJf .. ... Mi ..~........ , .... J i" ~ •! Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961 ,I •· Fire Ruins Cecil House In tittle Hocking Phone Building To Be Larger 'I SINGLE COPY-II � 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 6, 1961 carman kaminsky waddell