http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ddd15682479d68869142402425cb0be3.pdf 6a37f5f4509ed261f27469a6c44763fb PDF Text Text . -_B-o.Jly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0. Nov 24 . 1962 ·---;;;;;:,;;;;~~~~~~ -- r Ar d A oun nd About . 1 I M1dd/eporf M.rs. D.,I es Is Hostess F I' or . WCTU Group ' I ~ ' ' M rs. Bae.r, Mrs. Yeauger, Were HOS tesses T0 Forest Run wscs ~'hf" . ' Nuvem!X'r tllt'l'll!l~ nf till' who al:-~o read .. Tlmnksglvm.: wscs of Lhe Forest Hun Meth- medrt.Rhnn aud H p.~m .. , . . ... . . . NOW YOU KNOW Hold Services LEARN OF DEATR I • . portM"hasPerrym·eivedMitchwordof Middle-[ Rock Spnngs For Mrs. Eddie ot th• E I w d d death ur llf'r hrnlher tn·law , s , I pp e e nes ay ~ l>.RVLS, Ill St Petersbur~. Society terns I £ ~, Friday evenmg at the home of Mrs Chnsty Baer and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dwight Wallace its president , Mrs. L 0 Diles Alfred Yeauger as hostesses and sons. Alan and Bruce are Following the openmg pray - DevotJcms by Mrs Uswm ~Ianning to spend the weekend ler by Mrs Clarence McNeal, Nease, spJntual . hfe secretary, m McConnelsville With M ~" b opened" the meetmg The group, . rs de vo11ons were presentt"U y 1 ?f F Al lions were led by the minister 8 ;:rs. ~ . ' R "' -- ------ :. .. j ' · R --- . VOL XIV - SATURDAY Late:Movies:. , ' L c :: .:! ~ ------------ PRICE FIVE CENTS o-- :1.? - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scarred Safe~s Contents Records, Money,Are Undamaged ••7 ' . Cl ~ ~-" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1962 ,t! Hillbillies WCHS.TV ii POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 188 I . • .;. ;:;.·~ ~ ···- WSAZ-TV - • ; .... --- I I Ma 'nJ Ab f 5 d F'/ v £ . ec.on m "'~ ; SPECIAL 11 Cast Named For 3 Act ComedY At Rut/ d H' an ., ""· ,t! . ul en tine Low tonigbt 21-37. 1'UetUy part!) doudy •nd a little warmer wltb 11igbt cbuce .. rain . cast Iron Social News L( eorded. f!:ugene Underwood Refresh. _ ments were served .to the fol· Sunday School attendance on lowmg , Nancy H.rtf1eld, RLchNov 1 Sw as 79 Theo Hering ard Jeffers, Mary , Martha and was $22 97 Dorothy Arnold, Jan Ann Smith Marta and Marla Grueser Rom Reed , Sharon Thoma and rd . h h h . d Mr. and Mrs Eugene Undlfo satu ay mg t Wit t e11 gran M d M ' .. . I wood . parents , r an rs. ~wls : 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Grueser 1· M . Mr Leo r and s. Smith and son Kenny vtsLted with Mr and Mrs. William Grueser M~nday evening Mrs R T Burdette is vis1t. WEATHER at y e MI. Wasblnlton ln New Hampshire where wind velocities ol better thaa !30 miles ban been re- Two articles were read, the Ewmg ~hapel Wednesday IS the former Mrs Florence " America 's ThanksgiVIng" b)' at 2 p. m. wnh the Rev. Waldo Bn~ton, a former Middleport Mrs Sisson and "A Thanksgiv - J Bartels, pastor of the Fed- resident. mg Challenge' ' by Mrs Yeaug - eral~ church, and the Rev . er A s~lal readmg "Old Mem:ei Smlth, pastor of the RULES MONEY OWED • r-E . U . Wallace's parents Mr and Mrs Do ld B Sh ed sang, We Thar.k Thee, Lord, Time Thanks~iving " selected nterpnse E B church ofhcJ- A ruling ha bee mad . u_ , . . na oone e us followed w th p d atmg s n e m ln.-s. G. C. Knox who will be as her toptc , "Livmg Waters " ed . 1 Thrayker an ba by Mrs . Jacob Baer was read S . 1 . Meigs common pleas court that ~lebrating their SSth wedd m JtatJOn on an sgtvmg Y bv Mrs Stacey Arnold peel& music was provided the ONEGO t . Lng An ar1cle was read by Mrs Mrs. Nease · · by Fntz Buck, organist . t.'Orpora JOn_ owes anniversary. Diles on the years of prohibi M Mrs John Scott prestded at Burial . Beech G Machmery, Inc ., a Huntington, : ; and Mrs. James Wisecup tion and Mrs Betty Clme read th rs Fred tNe~se .. £res~nted the business sessiOn and mem· cemetery:: ~:u bearers ~~: W. Va . firm, $2,596 13 plus ina amUy who have been Jiv- an article from the Umon 81 _ e program op~c, . e. onor bers responded to ron call with Ma or Charles Le r terest, after ONEGO was in in.g in the Hoffman property on nal. Reports were heard fro~ the parents mLsslonanes and what they were thankful for A St ybl E M'gtah, WJolsel.ph default of answering a demurVme Street are . . deaconesses , The dut•es and t th I k' f ru e, ugene I c ' I Jam ' rer their I movmg mto the National ConventJon and the qualifications of Methodist dea- repor. on e supp y as mgs or E. Clark, Charles F. Wilder· . ing in Colum~us with her daugh. recent Y purchased home, meetmg was closed with the . . the }ear was g1ven by Mrs . muth Jed Web ter and D id ter and famdy Mr. and Mrs formerly the Peoples property F . d h c· I d . cunesses were explained. A dJ Sisson supply chairman and Jt I , s av J a m es Sm1'lh and D'tane r1en s tp ire e an the smg- 1 "A Goodwin 1 on Union Avenue in Pomeroy. lni!t of "Bless l:le the Tie That a o~~ ~ery specla pnv- was voted to increase the ask- Comin. from out of town for OfeSt 00 Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey Mr. and Mrs . Shirley Mills Bmds" liege was gLven by Mrs. Man- lngs for the year. Mrs. Roush lh B. M M and Ruth Ann speat Sunday at were ThanksgJvlng d i nne r . ' nmg Roush , Mrs Edith Stsson, and Mrs Curtis were named as e services were rs. ary Th PI . .. i guesta of Mr and Mrs Robert A dessert course was served Mrs Jack CurtJs, Mrs Russ the committee to remember the Jordon, Mr and Mrs . Ernest B ~I 'ams Vl~tl~ w t~ ~rs. , Mills · · by Mrs. Diles, Mrs . Nora Ham - 1Watson and Mrs Nease follow- h t t Ch lrn McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. William aJ ey 8 paren ' r an rs 1.tme. . 'Ito nd M H . , s u -ms a ns as E Cl k Mr d Mr Cl . J E Levacy The occasion was I 1 n a Mrs William B dl . rs eien Lewls ed lly a scn pture medttat1on ar . . an s. enme .· · ra ore who Others present wer M Refreshments were served by Lanhan Mrs LuciUe Soorage m honor of Mrs. Levacy's birth. ha a been visiting m Texas with e rs The meanmg of the symbols the hostesses to those named M. Do, . • ' day her grandson nd . . Boone, Mrs Katte Matthew s, and Litle of the ro ram and . ISS ns Woodelell and daugh Mrs Cecil Nelson of Cheste; · a famJI)·, Lieu- Miss Emma Matthews, Mr s p g " above and Mrs. John F . Batly, ter, Brenda, and Mr and Mrs. Visited her sister Mrs Geor e Mrs. W. A. Morgan and Mrs. I :;~ ~nd Bruce Bradford Peggy Arnott , Mrs Isabel ~~~~ ~kdforn~h~~~r, ~~~~~:· Mrs . Charles Baer, Mr. Lew1s Bill Clark of Nitro, w. va., Baer and family 'rece~tly g Homer Radford visited Mr. and home ne:t Me~~ed to arrive Winebrenner, Mrs . J .· M. Arch- ken ~~~r: th: Methodrst Woma~ W~lker, Mrs. Kern~ Roush, Alonzo Terrell and Oscar 01· Mrs. Edith Sisson and .child· Mrs . R._ L Gotthardt and son, on a}. ler Mrs Jacob Turner Mrs M . s. Robert LaudermLlt and a son of Cincinnati Mrs Tlmo- ren of Pornero visited her Bruce, m Columbus recenUy. I an~da~~te~;s. Bernard Fu~tz I Liilian Steiff, Mrs . McNeai was read by Mrs. Fred Nease guest, Mrs. E. A. Leonard of thy Bishop, Mliton Wandell I ents Mr. and ~rs. Hanson &~~: Mrs. Rollin Radford and Coning withgR sndpent Than~s~Jv- and Miss Marganft Sauer. ~'11f':Y:t1%%11£® ;we::;; Columbus. and Miss Alma Wande1l of Col-ter on Sunday, m~ and ~udy, and Mrs. Carl ' ev.da Mrs. Wd1Jam { ~ umbus. MTll WIU d F nd of c~~Shtelds VISited in Parkersburg M Ombe c r an children in Piq.:. 's ar a ree • - Saturday. uagh. Wednesday they were overI -~ I ler VISited Mra """'---,.----~--- -=--=====~:·__ nl t gu..lJ of Mr nd M . 8 r.!l. 'U"\;l /Ill .:: . 1 ~ "- ·~ '" ltJi;!r:"'l (!) ~< _.... rJI 1>1: ,~;, WiUlam Everson and daughters ~., · ~, ··r: ,..# :~ :,. ... ~~ '~ ·!: ~ ij!l~~ :~ · ,.., :1""' '~ ~# ..~ :. ~ ,~ 'U ~ In South Charleston, Ohio. U'>a · 1 ' ,. " ' · · · ' _, '- • · " ' •· · ' - · Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smart I •• and daughters, Susan , Barbara .The Junior Clas.'l of Hutlano and Bobbie, came Wednesday ~~.gh school wiU P,~esent " Head· "I ,..ny ru'l now ....) lite to spend Thanksgiving with his 1m For the Hdl!l , a thrtlf' a('· parenta, Mr. and Mrs. p au 1 hillbilly romedy by LeRom· show. II a U,". says Fbesea, ..but I pns maybe we were Smart and other relatives. Yes. [Greth on Friday, December 7. bon leto sacll a ,......,.. ol a,; terday Mr. and Mrs. Milton ' at 8:05 p. m . in the high schoo. OilY obows lbal people I"Bbbed Smart and Bobbie ~nd Rose · er daaa westem hero. Channel 3 IH'Imetlll•t t b' a t ' tMit: 'eM Snllr Marie Hackett went to Colum- The director, Miss Audience surv-eys jfM!icate away." -· bus and the two older daugh. , has unnuuneed the fni 7:30 Dowa on tbe Fana rea.son _w~y lhelr canned lauab There waS · ifiOny for HeBters remained here for the cast: 1 :30 Popeye 6: Pala tracks get Jouder 1 aJ¥1 louder, ning over the tit~ ·before· the Agnes Sigman, Judy Mullins. of the week . t:30 Mr. Cartoon No one else .Ia laughilll. T'h o . show teeched the air. '!los dido Jeanette Crooks, student I Gales, Margaret Harmon . 10:00 Shari Lewil show is different,. too~ f r o Jill n't Uke ll because II was used Judy Williams, Pamela Wil~on Ohlo University Is here for 10: 30 Kins Leonardo anyUting tn television's carbon ;n the ':IQB <in radio ~i-t· b&. Thanksgiving weekend wlth George White, Linda liicks IUO Fury copy world. cause ol Jack ll'epny's musical parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karen Gilkey. Ann Weaver , Ben: 11 :30 Magie Midway I"OOP, also called the .lleverly Crooks. ny Slawter, Carol M<~l.'lon, Jer12:110 Make Room Daddy IN SHOW BUSINESS the bi. Hillbillies. CBS wqnted to caD Mrs. J . M. Archer was the ry Tillis, Richard Daylong 12:30 Exploring secret of suceeu is to come ·Up it, "TP~ to the Hills/' · dlnner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Paula DouJi:lal!l , Jerry Bial'k: I :30 Mr. Wizard with the rilihl show at 1 h e "If _that•! it.'• ·f:!Oil!'ing to 1d Charles R. Sheets, Pomeroy Sharon Haley Richard fo~ inley 2:110 Long John Sliver rJsht lime. 'Jlhe time was r'«hl CBS, "Chat's exatt)y whaf rm 2,30 Movie Time Route 3 on Thantagiving day. Eddie Anders~n, Danny MeDon> lor a pure jun irhow sroack Ia 110111.8 to do.,.. l_t 'tOol; a 19t rd Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch aid, Richard Peyton , Jack Cle- · 3:45 Flying At Garnboroush the middle (Wesnesday night) oonvlnelng, "arid CBS · l"odj. 4:30 John'• !.crapnook Bpent Thanksgiving with their land, Jack Peterson, Allen Bor-. ol hosJ)IIal sagas; • CIIUr!roj>m l!J&Iy n .ve ln.',' beams 'H~ijhblg, 6'00 NFL H•shtlghlo e~ghter and family, Mr. and Hussl'!l! Fraley, Rufus Di\-. dramas ~ · sJtoot-•em:up west.. whOOo;'~ke tirlt~e b.altk '~as hlni 5:30 CApt, Gallant .erns, ~, n.ua. Wllllam Houck and chil~,min• arol!jt(ll!e.clO.,k. · \"' ~ 1:00 Pot·ter Wa11ner dren Jn MarJon. Mr. and t -'~-· Payne, Sonjla Turner,' 8;30 News Plcl.IJAi ~· &bert Mitch and sons o r;carolyn Brickles, Glada Warn-' 1:45 Sanc!ers Vanocur'11 Sat. Rep Wheeling also spenl the day Hanning, Dick Fetty, : 7:00 Soturdoy Night Jamboree Marion with them Jack• and Eu&ene , ?: 30 Sam Benedh:t Mr. and Mr~. f:30 Joey Bishop Show Fischer and ·• Robin Milia were Stage managers are Larry' e:oo Saturday Night at Movlet 1 ~1:00 Newa guests of their daughter Haynes, Larry Barr, Doyle 11 :10 Weather family, Mr. and Mra Roger Knapp, Danny Tillis, Joe Phil-: 11:15 Sport• Jones of Portsmouth ' llps and Giles Coy, 1 ll:JO MovJt Charles P. Haskin~ te h Connie Haley and Sheryl! Jn the McArthur achool. ,:~e~: Wolfe are in charge ot the 1 . ,; '-_ for the holiday weekend with ticket sales. I ......... ·; . ' his parents, Mr. and Mn . Noah Holid<Jy T/1eme 11 Haskins. Channel 8 Mr. aod Mro. Edison Baker Held In Al8embly ., and daughter, Janet spent The Thanksgiving theme 1:oo rv cwall'®m Thanksgivln£ In Vienna W Va uut in the November l:oo Capt.alia Kangaroo S.lm'daY,' N,.. I+; Ch-3, 3:1t 10:00 The Alvin Show lo Yuma, (1857), Gle'n For d 1 With Mr. and Mra. Lest~r john~ assembly program , at the Sul;s· l Vau Hellln. Ch I, Worae l'itan · 10:30 Miflhty Mouse Playhouro School Tuesday momiug. son. .Murder, Tlte Twlaled lmatle, Cll 11:00 Rill Tio Tla • Ml'll. Emmette Blackburn I Logan led the group I 13, CaUiornJa (lilt) fta¥-,MIJ. II: 30 Roy Jloien Show Mr1. Shlrloy MUla Visited the pledge In the !lug, followland, Barbaro Slanwydc. 11:00 Slty King their brother and lamUy by the singing of America. 12:30 Readlns Room Invocation and 1:m address and Mrt. Emory Vaugh'n 1:00 Pro-Game Sllow Jackeon. by the Rev. Menzel \:15 Army Vs. Navy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scally , pastor of the Enterprise (; 15 NCAA 'Seoreboard children, Tommy and Jamie, church. The third grade , llougW Rldera 4:30 cal and Mr. and Mra. Joe Trlbby Miss Rosalie Story t l :oo Dro 8not ble and Kim of South Charles. an exercise reJJresentlng 6:30 Shirley T0mplo Indlam, Pilgrims and t•hi ldren , ton, W~ Va. were 7:!18 lleJ>uty dJnner IUMtl of Mr. and Mrs. of today, which closed with the ( 7:30 Jaekio GleaGeorae Hackett, Sr. and Mra.. three groups sln11lng, America t. 1 :30 ntlenden Mary Shaler and aon, Mike. the Beautiful. ,, 30 Bavi Gua WUI Ira"l , Mr. and Mrt. Davit Stover ----10:00 Gollllllolte and lOR, Jeff of Lancaster spent F<Jmily DinnPr Is New• Thanlctslvlng wtth hit parenll It: IS Late Sbew Mr. """ Mro. Harry Slnver. A~ Given By Hackett• i&:lll Nowo Mr. and Mrs. Geort{e Hackett 10 a dinner guelt with the Stov. en on Thuraday wu Mra. Jr., Middleport , entertained un l Slover'a mother, MTll. Wilma Thanksgiving day with a farn,Jiy I Davia. 1 • Tho wiDdlest point In lhe U. I. 11. eonsidered to be Live Wire Class of the Zioo Church of Christ. was held receutly . A short business rneet1tng W<l~ held after Which deVI) 1:1 ~..:hurch was hrld Wednes- 'l110ughl Tn Thank Thee," lak.en Funeral servwes for Mrs ~lunda, hosprtal He had beeu The Mtddleport WCTU met day evemng at the church w1th frum World Outlook Eddie Epple were held from ~11 about ti. month Mrs Dav 1s udi.'il ' u,oo WHIN·TV . ON A CHANCE- A U. S. Coast Guard boat Oarger) and a crew tn the Pomeroy emergency-rescue unit boat {smaller) spent Sunday dragging near the West Virginia shore off the Mason levy on the chance that Mrs. Donie lOra Mael McFarland, 48, might be there . She remained missing today. Mr. McFarland reported to the Mason county sheriff Friday afternoon his wife, a former school teacher, was missing and that he "became worried , and feared suicide". Area law enforcement officers have been on the alert for Mrs. McFarland since the report. When the missing woman left home about 4:15p.m. Friday she took the family car, a 1957 Oldsmobile, four-door hardtop, bearing West Virginia plates 217-358.-Sentinel Photo:_ . _ _ _ __ __ Asks World Grahl Chance At Peace lt!-li' ;,.-,;wn¥t•g&n«iiW~~l'®li.l®~WJt The Meigs Equipment Company safe, searred and l!lmoldering on the outside, today was pulled from underneath charred remains of Pomeroy's worst i in 35 years. Records of the business were Intact when the five foot high, lleavy steel safe was opened with a cutting torch about 10 a. m. at 'the Pomeroy Motor Company. Several checks, and undisclosed amount of cash , and all of the equipment company's records were apparently unharmed by the blaze that wip. ed out nearly a half block of c:k wntown Pomeroy Friday. A Pomeroy Motor Com.AJ1ny wreck truck pulled the safe from the basement of the one time three-story building. Workers then hauled it to the Chevrolet garage where it was opemid by Bob Hoover. Hoover said the heat had broken the main lock and the safe Was buJging from the in- 1 Tomorrow from • - until tense heal, but none of the conS p. m. tbe X-ray mobile unit tents was damaged. will be at the .. Harri 110nville Equipment company office school 1o tak-2 lree X..rays un· Tracy Whaley had . the ~d ~ks and REMAINING: A SHELL - This is all that remai.ns tod~y of the s~x-unit frame apar.t~en~ h~use owned . by der the sponsorship of t be Meigs County Tuberculosis and other Important •terns mto the Christine Beegle on Butternut.av in Pomeroy followmg a f1re late Fnday afternoon ongmatmg tn and levebng Healtb Anoclatlon, tbe Coun· safe and lo;ked it before he the Meigs Equipment Co., next door. Pomeroy , Mid~lepor~. Racine. Syracuse. and Mason . W . \ l J ., fire'!len go_t thb ly Health Department, Melp With only the ac- 1fire stoyped bert' in its progress along Butternut. Fne Ch1ef Henry Werry of Pomeroy Saturday morrung estlmatWAS"'MGTON (UPI) _President Kennedy, launch- a:edlcal Society and lbe Oblo receivable led1er as j ed lola property losses could, exceed $200,000.- Sentinel Photo . _ _ __ _ ""' Deparbnent ol Heal lb. filled the build In&. "' • _ _ . • "" ---, ing a whtrlwiQd tour of Southern military bases, today Chairman for tbla stop will Harold Smith, a part owner, WiiHM. IIl!)!ll'iiCLn!Wit~~ o:mr_.:Ja:~ ' ~ urged the world to grasp a new opportunity to end nu1 th M · E t tn t Co .t. · ~- · . be Mrs. VIrgil Atkins. o e e1gs qu p en mHig~way fatalltlel pushed In 'IY clear .weapons testmg. . P'!IIY· said this morning that to lho double llfiiU'•• f 0 r ~ Kennedy left Washmgton by plane a1 8 32 a.m., From five unUI I p.m. lhe persons who had personal pro- Oblo d 1 lh k od lh EST, to visit four bases in Georgia and Florida that had unit will be at tbe Grange at perty being repaired or equip· th f ur D£tb ~ wee le th> I been rea~~ to back up any U. S. military action in the Hemlock Grove with Mrs . Doo ment being adjusted at the time ~~/ =~ld:ueo ,.:.::glv~~ Cuban cnsiS. j Belling as chairman. of the fire should report to b lid H 1. ed I . I , o ay, an eary ~ommg , reconnaissance pilots are de-l q~ti1'i%''i@lffilmm!!£n'M14''~':1?/'7<''1% the new temporary business loA United !resslnternatione ~ statement .on the re-ope~mg of briefed after their flights. cation in the Miner building, al eoUDt between 6 p.m. Frl· HAVANA tUPD - Cuba de- Th1s also was retort to Presi- other sites where aggre~sion Is the IB-nabon Geneva d~sa~~a· l -Boca Chica Naval Air Station · d1rec~ly behmd Meigs General day and mldnipt Sunday 1 clored today that it would allow dent Kennedy's news confere~ce b~ing pr~pared agai~st Cuba, the ment conference that li~ld. the land Key West Naval Base, far l Hospital showed at least 10 persons IU.N. on -site in">pections on its slatemenl of last week no!mg disman.thng of tra!nmg camps o( crucial developments Wllhtn re- down the Florida keys. Uc will Pomeroy Fire Chief Henry killed to traffic A lall 8 ' territory only jf the United StE.tP. ..; that "no lasting safeguards" had mercenaries. spies, saboteurs and c_ent weeks have served to co~ lwatCih Navy pilots "scramble" I Werry worked over the week- droWDlng and a • fire a~ount- . would agre to similar U.N . SU!Jt'r· y<:t bt>en establist.eC - a:~ga inst the terrorists, centPrs where subver· ftrm . both the need and urgency their planes and may talk to reend attempting to determine ed for three otber fatalities ~ vision of the dismantling of 'reintroduction ut offen~;we weap- sion is being prepared and basel of dtsarmament. . . _ connaissance pilots. the losses sustained in the fire. for a iotal of 13 during t be /"training camps of mercenaries . ons to Cuba. from which pirate ships embark He asked that high pr10r1ty b~ He will receive classified brief- T.he ~ntury Bar on We s t He said :1e ~s . talked to sev- period. spies. saboteurs and ten orists " The statement. as pu?lished . in against ou~ coasts." . , given t.o a _nuclear ~st ban agree mgs at all th~ stops and rtturn IMat~·st m Pom~roy w~s bur- eral of the bulldmg owners ~ut - . ··~R .. ·w;~~ Y''""'' ,;, - on ll .S. sOil. . the nev.spapel Re\'olucwn. t;atd : The demand by Castro s f'abmet ments. whtch. Russ1a. has b.locked ,to Washington at 1 :l.'i p.m. f'~st. g1an~ early .thts murn~ng, ac· has not yet been able to arriVe ~~.. iff ''" ·'· ·~ · ' " The eUect of the declara11on by "The United ~at ions mu~t \'Cr - and the nat 111nal _board of th.a on the questwn of mspectwn: I cordmg to Ch1ef of Po1J.ce fed at an official estimate. · the castro government w<~s to re- ify on the rontinental so-il of the lnt~grated Revoluuonary Orgam· KeQnedy noted dlat ~e Um~ed l • • . Webster, who ~s Jnvestigatm~· l Insurance adjusters are be- ~ ject the u.s. demand that C~ba . uni tNI states. Puerto Rko and zat10~s tORI .) was formul~ted at States has com.pieted 1ts aer1es 1 Benefit Clanns Are Webster sa '.d . nothing IS ginning the work of determining permit inspect.ion by t_he . Umt~ - ~a. t'wlo-huur JUlilt sess1on Sunday of atmospheric tests and U O T I known to be miSSing from the Jo~ses also but no figures have Nations to verify tho\ S<mel mu~-1 rught. "there i5 hope that the Soviet Un· p ver 1961 ota bar and that the would~be thief bee I ~ siles and other wenpom; have The statement was released ion wlll soon. conclude claims for unemploy- 1or thieves may have. been ltospltal said Ibeen removed from Cuba . . hours . before Soviet Deputy its series of atmospheric tests. :ment benefits jumped la~t ed away by the J>?hce crmser, this morning it ls ready to The official statement. prmlt>d l Prem1er Anastas M1koyar. wu "This suggests that a moment week from 280 to 345 compar- or an early mornmg newsboy. accept patients. However phy!in the government press. declarl:'<f , CCI scheduled to return to New York 1 may be at hand to initiate the ed to the same week a year ago, Entry was gained by break- slcians have not given ~rsonalso that CUba "N?serves the nght after a 24·day VISit to Culla. beg:innin~ of the end _or the u~ the Bureau of Unemployment ing out a pane of glass in the nel there a go-ahead to I"N)pen Funeral services for Emma ~0 acqwre arms of any ty!Jt' for i ward sp1ral of weapons compet1· Compensation reported today . front door . for business. Newland , '12, who died at the 1ts defense and to take the steps Creative lW riters lion. It so, the opportuoity must Initial claim last week were Meigs Memorial Hospital ~ar- ~t ~ms pertment to strengthen I The Ohio State Patrol over Planning s~sionl!l d . RED CROSS not be lost. .. 1y S nd · It I mg tts secunty . t .. .J. . . 6 SERVICES ANNOUNCED . u ~y mornn~.g a e1 B Ill· __ - - the weekend investigated a Sat- 1 . A non - cr~1t .crea 1!Ve-~lt· . I, an . there were 284 contmOn h1s .11-hour tour. Kt>nnedy ued claims. Claims a year ago A special . meeting of the 1geflng dlness, Will .be ~eld at I I urday traffic accident. the re- ln8 group soon Will be holdmg pla\lned vtsits to : totaled 280. Funeral servl~s for Albert ~rd of Directors , of the the Chruch of Chnst m Sue- First Grid Dinnf"r covery of a trailer, and appre- regular working sessions on Ute -Ft. Ste-A.·art. Ga., where he Morris, who died Sunday Meigs County American Red cess Tuesday at 2 p. m . and Is Mondav. Dec. 3 hended two men who failed to Rio Grande college campus. will review the 1st Armored Divlevening at hb home on the Har- Cross chapter was held Sunday burial willbe in the Success Th 1. 1 So•u. thern L 0 e a •1 pav for gasoline at Little Hock- 1 Slated for 7.30 p. m. Thursday · d . wac t h troo p!! co\'oP.r a DEPARTMENT · tile ro ad , wt'II be h e 1 d night and members decided to ceme tery. Irs 11011 ~n . . CALLED r1sonv H. he School football banquet ing_• , at t he t1ome of Mrs. Mary "conftdence course." The Pomeroy F1re Depart- Tuesday at 2 p.m. atthe Har- make emergency food a n d She was a member or 1.he ~~ b ed Monday I).· Th t ff' .d t t k : Lewis is the org·ainization meet~ -Homestead Air Force Base, ment was called at 11 :15 a.m . ris Funeral home Logan W. clothing needs available tO Chur.:h of Christ there and had WI e serv 6 30 · ' . lh · e r<1 IC aCC'I en °d0 . ing with Miss Ruth Thomas of Fla., advanced headquarters for today when a brush fire broke Va. He is survived' by hh1 ~ift' families and residents affected made her home with her daugh- cemberd 3·that : d pb.m .l d'" _t> place 31. 9: 55 P- mf . h8atu8 :1 ay Ch~shire the leader . · h h. · h · · . ' by Friday's fir 7th an 8 gra e Ul ang II\ thret> m1les north o t e 1 ver CUban operations, w ere 1s stops out m t e Breezy Hei!Shts VI· Emma, eight sons, and two e. ter, Becky Pullens, Chest.Pr . [ . Mrs . Lewis, Gallia co u n t J · 1 d the b ld' h · 't · Racme · 1 wIll mc u e Ul mg w ere ctm y. daughters . (Continued 00 Pap !) township. . t 11 • Bndge on Rt · 7· chairman of the ohloana Lib. . •.... ~ . The banquet IS open o l~: A car driven south by Dexter . . . . - - --- - Survtvmg are u~t:'le cltildren. bl' T" k ts will be $I 50 rary assoc1at1on, has tnVLted Nile Sanders Hockingport · Au- j)ll . IC . IC e · Dowell . 21. Southside. W. Va . ven·one interested in writin• ' · wh1C'h may be purchased at the · d · e · ·• he Rivers Riehwood · W1lma . · ' was passmg 8 car riven 111 to meet at her aru~rtment in ' . ' VtJll'lue Cut Rate Drug storE' In the am d' , . b H0 mer rEynon, ReedsVIlle; Justine -:-e .. s f' Ire<' ton Y the Fulton house. Rio Grande } . • I Racme . or reservattoi .s can he ' (Continued on Page Zl . . . • --~ Thurs.day evenmg . The mv:taSm1th, Kenton ; EVelyn Bonnet. made bv contacting F' rank of Parkersburg, W. Va .; Carol Cleland .· All reservations Me ' Ilor' m_cludes college students. Feather, Canton; Mrs. Pullens. tc he in b\· Friday November ! Ot>Gaulle Emf'rgf>l'l . she sa1d. 45 grandchildren , 31 great ' · ' ' p f II I B United Pre~• JnteraaUoual nard Chupka ~Y· or citations. Warrants were expected to be grandchildren. and one sisl~r. , 30. ' ow err U ,f"at f"r OOE KIU.. F:D Action was fa1rly quiet o nthe In Reynoldsburg. east of·Colum- In Dayton. 350 businesses were 1 issued today against atores that Ellen Newland . P.I\RiS !UPil - Freneh voters A doe deer was kill.ed Satur1 Ohio Blue Law front Sunday, al· bus, operators of two dalry and open Sunday in a survf'}' taken violated the closing Jaw in Lorain. Friends may call nt the Ar. FIREME~ CALI.ED lgctve Presi~nl Char les dt• Gaullt> dtty afternoon when it ran onto though law. enfor~m~nt agenci~ 1flree dru~ store~ were given writ- by police. The survey excluded lA .crac~down began SUnday as baugh funeral homlil until time I Mtddieport fLremtn . w e r t' i majorily control of the \lntional Slal.e Route 124 into the let'& may do tfletr talkmg m I.'Ollrt th1s 1ten warnmg notices detalllng the businesses apparently exempted, pobce VIsited stores and gathered of services. summoned to a bla~e . m a At>isemb\y today and t-sta1Jlisl1.-,d front side of a car Deing driv. :Jaws. and in suburban Whitehall, such as service stations. evidence, which will bt presented Pearl-sl storage bmldmg own-· him as thE' ~l rongf'sl pol itical f0rN' en by Claire C. Boso. 34, of week. Scattered citatioll! and arrests 1an investigator purchased 150 Findlay and Hancock County of- to County Proserutor Jnhn D. ed by Don Gosney Suuday at in rcrrnt French hi~t ury I Portl<~nd Rt. 1. Mei~o:s County 1 CARD S~O.WE~ a· 16:42 p.m. M.in.or damage was Runoff parliamf'ntary t•l,,dinns Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbacb were made around til@ state, but worth ol articles in stores found ficials warned lost week dle SUn· Kozich. no wholesale enforcement actd.on open. day clo!ling law would be en- But in the IA>rain Cbunty com· A card showe ts bemg ,..lven reported . Ongm of ~he bla~.e iht-ld Sunday cnnfirmf'<l iht· rt>~ulis , and g11me proteetnr Donald Toledo Clt!mpdown forced. but did nothing Sunday. munity of Amherst. a promised M_r. and Mrs . G .. G. Gaul ~t:o had not been determmed . jor a week ago- that lk (-;null<' ' Williams investigated the miswas observed. However, authorittes possibly could have been Toledo police cited employes of Deputies said they had no orders campaign against Sunday sales ":' 11 cele~rate their golden v.eJ. [ ht~d turnt'd a setba('k by parlia-! hap. The left front door and cathering evidence to use in cita· six businesses and arrested one Ito check and received no com- failed to materialize. Police-mere- dmg anmversary November 30 ·1 MARRIAGE APPUCATION ment into virtory of m.sjor prop- 1glass of Boso 's car was damag.. tioollater in the week. . . woman in a cla_mpdown on Sun- plaints. ly observed store operations and Cardsmay be sent to the cou- James. T. Custer. Z4. Mlddle·l ortions at the pulls 1ed . No injuries were suffered. In the Columbus area, d1acount day sales followmg the defeat or j However. one store owaer will tell Mayor Frank Janik what pie at 17 Ohlo--av, Athens . I port, pamter, and Margaret Ann , The Gaulli~t Union for the Nt>w , ~--- · ---- -ltores and other . buslnesses re- the Lawson Milk Company's pro- idid refuse to. ~ke a sale when they uw. , Hawk, Pomeroy. , ~t'pub.lic ( UNR 1 and its HeJlub-: TWO-MONTH BLACKOUT rnaiDed open, desptte a much her- posal to amend the blue Jaws in Ithe Findlay Jail sent out for a In Stark COunty, deputies found SA CLOTmNG hcan mdependent allies - plus a TRAFFIUME. llaiy 1UPJl alded crackdown on Sunday retail the Nov. 6 election. prisoner's meal. But a nearby only one violator of the law and Free clothing day by th·~ · GRANGE TO MEET . scattel'inA of oth('r party candi- The v.ilJage or Traffiume wq ules. Three policemen toured the The Toledo businesses were ,sandwich shop refused because a swarm of officers gathered at a Salvation Army will be held The Racine Grange will have dates pledged to De Gaulle-gave darkened today for ils two-month eity. making four purchases in mostly auto washes and discount rthe law banned .off-the-premises Giant Tiger-discount 11tore, arrest- Thursday morning at Its new an after-Thanksgiving turkey him considerably more than the winter m.ldn.lght. pneral merchandise stores. They stores, and iD Lucas County, the sales. So the prisoner was taken ed 15 employes arid took tttem to location in the basement of 215 dinner Wednesday, November absolute majority of 242 seats in Troffiume is in a deep pocket were expected to prNent ~ evt- Jberiff'!l office gathered evidence to the sandwtch shop under guard jail. They wtrt booked and held Butternut-av, Pomeroy, from 28 at 7 p.m. in the Grange Ithe new 482-member National As· of tlhe Alps where the iW1 never o1enct to Pollee l'rolealtor Blr-llllit! huoi....., with no arrests to gel hit meal. [unUilhey polled bolld. 1:30 In 12 noon. hall. lsembty. «aclwo Ill winter. uw C'u b.a.-- ..Wlan . s 0 /1 d e· · ' ' ilnspectlon . olj· sa b0 t·eu rs I I cenf ury Bar I I. Is Burg}ed I I ev~dently Ac~ive d· ~car- M~ig~sc~~me~al I Mrs. Newland Di Sund es ay} H At ospita I pal ro Jprobes A "den l 0n ~il·st Rt. 7Saturday --- 1 1 Cha~tnel 13 1 'j 1 . ' I Blue Law Front Weekend Sport8 ·· ' SATURDAY. ' C"-1 I, 1t1S I'.M. MlchJcan v~. Ohio ~.... . . ' Chon,.. 13; 10:GO P,M. Bo.m,, ~enty ' Ho~ Jiiid. dlewe!Jbl, lltbolt,n.\ Mauro _.~,_Dcl!t JaN.. wywe~ht, Umoi; Peru, 10. rouDdL Action May Show Up Soon In Court •. _ Try Ovr - Low PrJ .. PERMANENT · · · · 7.50 IHAMPOO & liT --~-- -~-- 1.50 Mirle Nirmen C01metlcs 'PHILCO_ .. • .i' ' - ... ~ • ' I I 1 1 I __ _ •• _ I I Wlllf A Permanent •nd Can't AHord One? __ 1 I 1 . ----- ' �c • ( WASHINGTON COLUMN .. ', ~- ' 'History' Reedsville Social News Land Transfers ABig Christmas Gift Special forMam and the whole family Y Voic~ Of Broadw~y ••. ~e,porting BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 16 • • • BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Tbere'1 tuppos.ed to be a big feu(! goIng on between Red Buttons and Johnny Carson, but the boya contradicted that rumor while It was still Topic A In TV circles. They dined together at Danny's Hideaway and obviously were ha~llll a mi!Uon lau&hs , . . Over at the Embers the other nl&ht a fan approached Rita Hayworth~d her escort Michael Falo, a hall-dreBHr - and asked HIM for bla auto&raph, tblnkln& he war Fernando Lamas. It wu a natural error, be· cauM Falo does look a lot Uke the movie actor, eapeclally In a dim lltht, and it is more Joelcal for Rita to be seen with a member of be.r own profession than a cbap who apeelallzea In rollera and pln- eurli. - P.T.II; ~ v . The Saf Harbor. L. I., Express h 1 a pulled of quite a journalistic coup. They've perausded Nobel Prize wlpner John Stelnbeek, a realdent of t b o a e parta, to fW In u JUtal editor for 58V· eral edltlona nut 1ummer . . . . Jack Ktll>', eurrently of "Night Life," ba1 been takllll vcicalleiiODI dally at Carlo MenotU'a ltudlo. He hopes to atar In 1 Broadway mlllleal before very long ... A very prominent llri&IDI alar Ia bomblalla personal appearance•. She Is paid MillY thouU!nd dOllara a week, but Cloea not draw audiences, so some Important - lacludlnl tbe one where she 111 Laa Vega~ - won't hire her of ~~~~~·!'. most famous resbe taken over by 1 chain The deal II In t h e •.. . Quote from Claire an artl1t does hi• best own country, but I am &odarndeat to do well In Amyou cim't Jet a job In anlike "The ehapmiln Re- Broa~ay·~ 'oNLY t10 Is all it now;costs-fer normal240-vol~ electriclil instaUatlartttf.any....,.ttlo rang~. This sp8cial ran~e w~ing plan·l.s for Ohio ~.residentl&!~~ert only, orrer·o,ood wliJI b~bertl~ 11$2. Ast your appliance deal•fol:·detlill. lf you wilt: 'Not one of Gaulle II!IIUinl baa death aentence. II It no ln France try to k!ll JOV~II'IID~!itl .. . United t '. . .. . I .,.. CliO~ . ' ·E3 -~ e outof'IO,QhiOPoi ut ' .. - 14' s:il_. 1111• ~m-•rrl•••uti~aw.y. Ai*'·~-·-· 40'adayon.-.ohloPcllliiW ...... ~. -. ,. ,. . • .:.. �-·· ................ ___ ... ~----- ... . , .. ·-··--4 . . . . __..----.... .. .. . - ... . .. .... . ....._. . . 04 ...... . .. ........ . ········-·····-- · ·~· ~·--~ - -· ~ ~ ~ ' ·~-"' . . ' ' • ' ' Giants Blast Redskins 42-24 In Big One; Bro;n~ Jump To Secona Place Frank Ryan, Jimmy Brown coLLEGE scoREs Pete Runnels Rio Grande Beaten By Tech 84-6 '! ~ Pace Browns To 35-14 wm· ., rr;:,-lloul T d dF I 11... VIllA ••• : . ROCHESTER. N.V. Tradinl In rapid-lire faoh!on, HOW!ton Colu put In 1 bid Joe Adcock today altar Ame<ican Leam•e battlnj •pion Pete Runnel• while the lroit Tijen planned olll! deal to 1, with two they SWiday. orn title. Howaver, tho teak may 1)01 be 11 ouy na all !hot, for !he lint roadl>lock lo tht Chicago Bears. llflo alternately iood and bad aod here !o bow thty went: Gtl<hr!ot in••-' -· -·••-Runne!o was traded to last Frlday'a ..;t;i,.jjj. colla by tho Red Sox for and Carlton aufferod 0 lin• fielder Roman Mo~ao. liar the w"k belore 1 1 -Catcher Guo Trlandot and P nat •c,o Stadl""' three remaining 11mes to nail since Sept. 13, scored three timet Houston "l1 Louilville • down their lt"C!Ond atraiJht East- within the firtt 17 1 m·iJIUttl and Mhhr•* then hung on to beat tht Cowboys. Amos Maril> ocored twice to put tho Cowhoyo ,.ith!n range, but a 22-yard gallop by Tim Brown in the final poriod wrapped Ohio Stata 18 Michlpn 0 Not~e Dame :1$ lowo U 1nd ..na 12 Purdue 7 M!8Bouri 3 Kansao I Oklahoma St. 30 Kansao St. I tbll HUOn, put on • hiJh·aror· It up for the Eagles, who won Xavier !Ohio> 7 Clnetnnati ' miles away ln 'Baltimore SUnday aeason againat eight defeall and Illuxus 7 M•chlgan St. 6 with 1 pulverilina, t7-0, rout of the Coltll. Of course, lf they don't get by the Bears, then the Giant. wiD have a chance to wrap up the title againlt the Cleveland Browns another timt-honored opponent the following SUnday or aKalnst the DaDa1 CoWboy• in the finale un Dec. JIS. Bl'ft'lt Beat ateelen The BroWn.. written off only \wo weeks qo, rebounded back into the Eutern race by whip- 8 I ti<. Iowa St. 31 Ohio University 11 Alert. defensive play by Dale Oklahoma M Nebraoka I Messer. which resulted in two N, Texas St. 55 S. IUinola *» TDs. and the roll-out running of . louUIW'eR quarterback John Brodie, good 17 SMU 13 fur another two TD's, featured TCU 30 Rice 'I San Francisco'• victory over -the Arkansat 3A Texa1 Tech $ Cardinali, while quarterback Ro- Prairie View J4 SOuthern U. lf man Gabriel hit on 15 or 24 pas· W•t see, two of them for touchdown• Colorado 34 Air Force 10 S.ylo~ ° B0 w·JDJDger . · w•IDS Car ling 28-14: the San Frant:isflO Forty lultn DIYIIIn Niners doWned the St. Louis C1rdW, L. T. Pe' PF PA. !nalo, 14-17, and tht Loa Ana•'•• New York • I 0 .liB 316 215 Roms and Mlnneaota V!k!np Cleveland 1 4 1 600 244 1811 \ ' ... ' . • wing~ ,...._ the 1 SUDday to 1 dlau. lrlrOuo two-day jount Jn. dtlna Whlch 11w the d P<lr f to ~ ':.,: !er o:po:::::s Alter lo1 In . t to H II I ou un n1t con 81.., Frkt ~\t th~pRed onboorbed IY 1 ~'beating 1';': hand1 10~ lndlon• Tech 11 I" "rt W 0 oyne on BUFP'ALO N y (UP!l 'I'll Buffalo Btl~ ~~ Sunday- tha~ full•·c• eoo•~e · Gllchr!ll' aod ball· ~• • back Wray Carlton miJ mill next • Am 1 r 10 1 a footbaU """ b-bal! . ::"~ly don 1 ltarl until ouololl, DetrOit, Botton, limoro and Clevoiand didn't bolh to Jt er wa · All flv• •wunc: deal• game IPiDR bottled to a 24·24 lie. Washington The defending <:hampion Green Bay PaC!kert, beaten by the Detrolt Llona on Thanksgiving Dey for th~lr first loss of the season, were 1dle Sunday along with the Lion•. Both resume action this 8und1y With the Paclcer1 ho1Ung the .Ram• in Milwaukee and the Lion a entertaining the Colts. Only a game ~eparatn Detroit and flreen Bay In their race for the \\\•~tern title. The Gianll opened theJr lfi88Ult nn the crippled Redakin1 with a .,.,re on the openina: kickoff. !''J'Ikle Johnny Count• ran It back u·1 yards and the avalanche was ,,n with a momentary interruption ror a field a:ol by Bob Khayat In the flnt period and Ill U - yard Pittsburgh 1 5 0 ' 545 240 3115 Dallas 4 8 1 .WC, 302 288 Philadelphia 2 8 1 200 193 268 St. Louis 2 8 1 .200 183 7IfT WetWra Dlvlalon w 1 T Pd PF PA Green Bay tO . O' 909 323 tOO Detroit " 2 0 ' 818 257 137 Chicugo 1 4 0 ·696 285 249 Baltimore 5 6 0 :455 264 229 San Francisco 5 6 0 .45G .216 275 Minnesota 2 1 1 zoo 202 298 J..os Angeles I ' 1 .100 l'lV 24:1 Sun•ay'• Re•~ll• ChiC!ago 87 Baltimore 0 Philadelphia 28 Dallal 14 New York 42 WaahlnJi1Lon 24 Cleveland 3S PillSurgh 14 Minnesota 24 Los Angele• 24 san Francisco 24 St Loult 17 1 4 1 ' 556 249 '¥1'1 t undefeated Warrtora o1 Coach Bob MaC)', wbo bod averaged liM polnta 1 game In winning tholr flnl lhrH, jumped nff to 1ft eorly four..polnt lead and wert never behind. Tbo Redmon otay·• within w llr!klng d!Jtance during I he flrot eight minutes, never pormlttlng Tech to hold ~than I llx point lead. In the final two mlnuteo of the fltll half, the Warriors spurted to a f2. 112 haUtlme lead. faced by. sophomore Bernie BJClr!erataff and Junior Terry effectively following a aelge :,u:e,::! DINNER AT GIBBS' Wlnhers ol the olhet Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbo enterlalned with a tamUy dlnand York 25-li ovor ner Thankaglvlng at their Mul· . The lallt1t player to berry-av. home. Pl'1!sent were ,.. . action in tho prev!aw wu Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Willlom- • • Ch Ua Hale 1 M Arth son and sons Kramer and ar ' c ur ' IJW>Ior. Georso. o1 Chlcaao, Ill. Mrs. Franch Hundley and 1te~ I~~: 11-·111 Melallle, and sons, Danny at . .. .. .. .. .. .. . i David, of CI>Jumbus, Mrs. Scoring: Loran~ Chapple Geortla Williamson, Joy c (O.Q 4,Crulse 0 (D-11), Dalton ct Wllll1Dl6011, Mro. 0. B. (1·1) 5, Henry I (O.Q) berfeld 111t1 Mr. and Mrt~s . ~~~~ 1~Phelpo 2 (I· I) 6, ~ppeno (&-I) and aona,' Wllllant and J• Totola 7 (2-4) 16. Racine - Salaer I (&-ll I, . GUISTS OF KARRII 2 (1·1) 5, Beeale I (2-4) Mr. and Mrs. charles R. Karr 4, 0 (4-7) 4, Price entertained thelr family with a 0 (IH)01 Knopp 0 (D-11) 1-turl!:ey dinner 'l'bankBiiVlnl at Totals 4 (7-11) 15. thelr Naylor!! Run lUll home. Present wel'1! Mr. and Mrs. Ed· .ward ·T. Bauer and doughtar, Polly AM ol Marlon; Mtu Polly ~rr. Columbus; Mr. and Mro. Rlchard ~ ond 1 a n a, Rodney and Jeflray and Mr. alid Mn. Kart. wero~:)l'o>~ve::,~:,1:;! thl D•llal Wllllam1, the Redmen cloHd severe car-aJckness after t the PP to within flve points lone Jo.urney to Huntington, "i:: mld•ay ln tha aocond hall, but on Frtday. . OXFORD, Eniland IVP~I-Do of Allentown Pa.,ti11 btan ID tho Oxford UnlYOrJIIJ for !u annual Rugby loot- Brown. -And the T!gtrl also obtained third blaeman Rubba Phillips from the Iodlant for pitchers ' Ron Nischwita and Gordon fried . Ruuell lwap BISIH& The bi81Ht deal of the was the Runnelt-'Mejias awap and Houston official• iNU~ated to lliYt the Rami ttleir tie . A 1 j Southern California 14 UCLA J they would attempt to follow three of Minnesota's TDJ came Oregon State 20 Orea:on J7 up by tryinC to Itt Adcock from on paasfB by Fran Tarkenlon. Stanford 30 California 11 lhe Brave!. Walftina:ton J8 Waahlngtoo St. Jl ·~e needed a dependable hil- l ping the Pittoburgh Steeiers, PRO STANDINGS 35-14, the Philadelphia NFL SUDdlq Eagles defeated the Cowboyo. 81 Uolted Preoo ~•• , 11 -· " Roman ·Me]•1•38 The H-10; Glgef4.0.1r lfJdiO w-e; Botrman S1f. Redmen that spoiled tho Tbomponn 4-3-11; Wlntbr......r enee. TOTALS fiJO · - st. · Bick-taff pull·• down RIO GRANDE lfll : ... = rebound• to lead Rio Trout 4+9; Myrick U.lil; in that department and also 4-41-8; Dillon ~11; WI ed In 18 polnto for top IICOI'lnl U-11. TOTALS :l5i honors. . !'tam • "13·, Gt'lmore ' • .;;. - ... Bill Myrlck, the &-Z freahman 17 _.7, -~ tallied 1! markers and Terry Halftime Score: Indiana Ttdi Williams added tS to round 1 ~4~2,~R;;l;;o_G~r.;;and;;;;.;,•_3;;R;..=-~ Rlo playet'll in double !COI'in•.lr Bob Hartman, 11 mnYIOffl more, started at ,c da·-'•ht when freshman ,,... Dillon wa1 unable to perfornn II c..ch Art Llnham'l R lo lllllurllay nlaht. suporlor llbooUn1 of Tech, plus to G l1ll Redmen 1'1!tum- In tho Saturday 0011teot, the the weariness of the traveling man outfielder Whitey Herzog went the Ttgero from tho Orioles ln exchange for tateher Dick lng ohow of their own only :13 only !heir oecond gamo of the WltcOnsln ~~ MiMeaota I • ra e Or ly JOE Rutcen UPI SportsSAlGIS Writer Harvard :a14 Columbia Vale 1 I _Y. A. Tittle and Del Shofner, New York's "TO Peoa &.to .. Pi~Bb • twlu," take the hlgh..eoring Giant.s' aerial clrcul to Chl· c.m.eu 2t Pelllll)'lvllllo :a st SUnd with Dartmouth • Prlocotoo., c· Detball , _ ay . , o~_cbance to wrap up the Nation- Hoi• c 11 Coonoctic111 14 al 00 ...a1111e a .,..tern Division tltle against an ' ro.. andent and often dangerous foe. Tbo Glanu ...., .,.in demon· Maryland "'V!rglnil If lltraled - this lime to capacity mo!n!ne aames ond hope the Clemaon :Ill South Coroltno 17 -·~ -' - •11 · w h. G' Duke 18 North c·-"-- t' II:IVWV. ... -... ' lD. il mgton l&nts 19-2 ) lose all of theirs to tuVlU~ • D.C. -thai an acatrate creal< a lie in the Eallem Dl· KentuckY II Tonne,... 10 pau ond • suro-hllllder receiver v!aion. R e 1 0 r v w quarterback Auburn 14 Florida Stalo 14 ore tho ohorteot route to acore Frank Ran wu their bil hero LSU 38 Tulane 3 Ia tho NFL. ith Tittle pitching Sunday. pllchiq three m pao-. Memphio Stalo SS DelroH I ond Sholno< catchinl. the G!anlo lnc!udlq one 1o Jimmy Brown BelhWie-O>okman SS Allen I llti!IIIMOUo...d tha Wa111!ngloo who ocorod thr.. llmoo. Ea11 Carollu 29 E. Kentucky 11 Redsldno 42·24 SUnday and now Eollet Win ....... Appalachian UTampa 7 ' ' · · Flo Ida A•M 18 T need only, one more v1ctory Ja The Eagle., w1lhout 8 victory r . ex. Southtra 11 lor like Runnelo," said Co!to General Manager Paul Rlchardo. "We realize he doeon'l hit tho long ball too often but there a:ora:; ae~IIT, ~by at Oxfcrd 10 1160. even for both teams, It wu the """'netd irontftt. 1.91 Zigler ll..J.II; Spencer 4-0-li ' THE DAILY SENTINEL . IS A FAMILY AFFAIRI . . FireQaen Make 73rd,74th Runs0fl962 ····~········-~~ : . . ."'."'" '* aren't many better bitten than him in the game." Tilt M-ye•r~d, loflhanded hit· ORLANDO, Fla. C111Pfl - Big ling Runnel• beat out Mlckay • • • • •• • •• game hunt1n1 golf pro Bo Win- Mantle for the American League Inger shot 1 t11 Sunday for a 10.. batting C!f!)WD by five points this u~der-~r 214 and top money in year with a .328 average. al- 1 t lot annulll Carling Open golf. thoua:h he drove In only 61 runs tournament. and hit 10 homera in IM Kamea. The aoft•tpoken Texan ugled Runnela, who never averaged 1 ~ ISth hole to grab I two-ttroke less than .314 in five aepsons 1' e 00 Bert Weaver of Edgewa· with· the Red So1 also won the ter' Miss. AL batting title in 1960 with a Weaver closed the gap to one .320 mark. : stroke and had a dlance to tie "We're thinking or Runnels the match, but missed a birdie either at second base or in the onw~he final hole by· Inches. outfield even though he generally mlnger, from Odessa, Tex .. played first base for the Red won $6.100 for hil erfortJ. Thill Sox,'' Richardt revealed. Wll lht lara:eat purse or bll e•· . . . . 'f'J1ek1M'' reer. That'• where Adcock suddenly Weaver won $3,400 for hit nine- comes into Houston'• plane. If under·par 1'75 on · the Rio Pinar the Colb can gel him from tbe eourae here. . Bravee. - ''but we're certainly I .. ~ • ••••••••• 'l'hll aocond call 11 2:·10 ~ tho VaiUa Toney Rou~ IS nur Point ant whsro • potl!h or tho wu ablue, opparenllJ ...,-.~ by a short In the wlrlng on porch. io the .. I ~..GAS ' -...... • I Collrod N. l!ecbr, 41, for buralary, wal !Jmoa with a · · He diad · the cem,.....,c ... •fll•• . "'''"" ....,.,. tWt . '365"'Dil\'i ci , _ TltE OHIO FUU. US alii~ .m NHd money TO.DAYr • 2; !:! ' Religious.Folsom Convict Dies Trying'To Stop Break ' I TD "'" from Norm Sneud to IOR!y games ,.hlduiadl Dow Finaterwald of Tequesta, not IOinl ~ IIYt up Dick Farrell Bobb Mitchell jUII before t h t AFL lllrlllt Fla., ,..kin( hla third win, fin· lo pt blm" _ Ad<Oclr pr<!bab,[y half. 81 Vlllotl , _ ::malloul lohld tho tournay w!llt rn and a would hold down llrll baM lata Club Kulo,. Dlrittoo check for fi.OIIO, Flnltorwald wao Rully Staub, a brillllnl l..yiorTittle. ~<ito oet a new club w. L. T. Pol Pr PA ohootlnj for lht f10,0110 bonus for old rookil, la r11d to taka record of I& m toooea In a soa· Houlton I I O 'm 'l'fl :Ill lhrte-tlme Wlnnoro of tho 1$,000 For tholr part, tho Rid aon, ripped off ocorlng pas.., of Booton wero "llckled" to lollho IJO.Yil"' 7 1 1 '700 301244 CorUq Opan. 20, 10 and 44 yards to Shofner Now York 1 1 0 :488 248 1111 w.lnlnpr'a Hilt on lht 15th old Mejlao In tholr oecond and runninl backo Phil King and Buffalo 1 1 1 4M281 261 ho.. broka tho IOUI'III)' wide letgut deal within l!vo Alex Webater omaohed over nn W•tt,. Dh-loto~ opon, Hill MCDnd wood lhot land· Tiley obllined Dick Stuart ohorl runs to make 11 42-10. Then, Dallao ~ 1 0 liB 332 183 ed Juot II• lett from the eup on the Plraltl Iaiii wllh the game out of reach, Wash· Dtnvtr "" countlq on him ond 7 1 0 ·i58ll i!2f 283 the par llvo holt. !ngton r010rve quarterback Galen San Dlqo 1 1 0 ~ 325 At fourth plact Wll Mlllor Bar- to bombard Fonway Park'o Hall connecied on ocorlng toSies OHland onlnj loft ftekl wall. 0 11 0 .ooo 156 ,btr with a m. of II and 411 yardt to Dick Jameo. ltm«ay'o - t t Bobeata Feat, Mlddiea Bl1 Sholner'a lh1'1!1 TD receptions lied Houoton 113 San Dltro him with Mitchell for the NFL Dallao sa Ooklaod 7 load, ooch with 10. COnly ramoo ochlduledl 'l1'lf Beat'l had an even ea1ler lime with the Colla, who auffered ILVB, OaAY cOACHES tho WOI'II bealln11n their h!olory, MONTGOMERY, Ala. IUP!lBill Wade completed IS of ss pal' Don Faurot, Mlaaouri athletic 111, three for Tillt, and ron nvet rtotor, olid BUIIIP Elliot o1 Michl· for another ...,. in leading Chi- 11n ba~t botn aamed eoachos oqo to Ito 10venlh victory In 11 tho North Mluad lor tho Uth Artl booketboll fw wIll 10. . . pmoo. Tile Bllrt picked up 4111 nuol Blua and Oray football hove an opportunity to v lew Olher eaadldateo for lhe Bobyard• ruahlq and 11'1 P""'"8· or Dee. •· Tom Nualllt of what could bt one of tho beot eat team aro w 1\lelvtt Coon, The Browns <1'4·11 climbed over Jond and Hank Foldbert of opening 1amet of tht oeason 1-7 DIMy Eblin, i-i Lowell tho llldtll!na and Stotlers into .. A • M have been olaon to lead 'I'UIIIday nljht whtn tho Mid, Halfhill, and 1-11 Dallu Taylor. cond p1aw by btatlne Plttoburgh tho aray team. A third coach dleport Yellow Jackell Invade AU nlnt of the obove nomed and now mUll wla all of their r• taeb tldt rtma!nt ID bt oeleded Kypr Cntk In thl Ollly al'1!a ployera wlll fll'Qbobly ,.. ~iit~i'rf.~:1i~~i:~;~· cont11t ol tho ovontna. lion 'I'UIIIday nltht 111tnst 14 1962 Both 111016 ore ol an un- Yellow Jockoll. · known eallber 11 lhll tlmo, as C..Ch Wilt oponlnt his bolh.bavt aeverol returning let· ond year ot heltr! of tormerr who lrt abort by cur· dleport, hao slx roturnJnc nnt buktlboU ollndll'lll, but men from .laot yur'a tum who po11111 poll ohoolli'B· won~ wlnlu1 In .11 rames. <lolcli Jae beckman wJII be Tba 1lltarmtn ore oenlort· molclnc hll debut 11 the Bob- 1-1 llk!k OIJer, 1-0 Tom Ran: cal mentor, replaCing J l m f.! John AU•III-Ih and Wlllto, 'who aulded this year's lluq MoEihlnntll; ,_;, junlloto, ~Ill' Cntk football team ~ W Mlck Morrlo and tile SVAC champlonshlp. IIIH. .•• A WIIK II THI AYIIAGI Mlddleport'o Coach Bob Wlae ·Other liadlnr <andldata will bt toollnc hla weiJ.contU· a otortlna berth 'I'Ueadoy COlT ON A LOAN OP Uoned team lor the flrot tlme are Jack Satterfield, a &-2 'nd hopoo ID 101 oomelhlnalhat lor wlth a jOOd jump shot, and jw~l~U~shed~· · aomo liCit! on I b • 1-t Charita Swackhommor, an chAncos ln tho touah all around pod teom portorai- SBF-SERYICE AT PICKENS .. . . . .. . .' leU vlctlm to the hot shooting With a record ol 1-2, i of 1-2 forward Don Zigler ond youthful Rio Grande team ' lreoh )IIIli from the Warriors' now ml and drill for tho ltroP&· bench. sion of Union College to tilt Zig~ bombed In 21 polnta to 1la Academy gym on Friday, II Jiad both teams in acorinl, and Nov, 30, when former R personolly look charge In the Grande Coacli Hermon B u 5 aecond haU when it appeared brinp his Union team . to t h J)ec. U M Twlekeilh8n:l that Rio Grande's surge would local hardwood f, 8 Sacha, a Rhodes oveftake hb team. clilah with the an p.m. played unbll hiJ ar· Although the rebounding wa1 INDIANA. TECH News Notes . f.otlan Senior Qulnl Gary rt~ lho Cbltlllinl Daltolt tossed In a !reo throw qalnll Coldl with thr• eeconda loft SaturP all o n day n!Bhl ond tile Soutbeutern I n I o U.. fOUl Oblo Leaeue cqen nipped RaWlltrt a pick wu 1111 up. ll-16. fool wu called qlinat SalTile team• wel'1! battling In ln the rnsneuver, and • basketball preview at York ton glll)e the lne lhro• JOod. HlBh SchOol whm olx clubo Ted Bailey, ..2 Junior, led pyad 18 minute halves. Raolnt In tho lcorJnc ond . . Lo1an led 15-IS with a mln- botlncllnc deportmenll. Bolley ult and 30 seconds left, but a!- aecounled for llvo Tomado ter the clock had licked to be- polnll whllt ·Bruct lleellt ond low a mlnute, Tornado Senior Pe1null Wlckllnl each ocored Larry Salser acored on an out- four. • side jumpshot, lleinl It at Loran wu cliar(ad wltll 11 16. ln tho shOrt game, but The Q!leftalna took Tornado teom w11 IIMble a.nd bepn setting •P lor o final find tile free throw range ond lbot. Wlth leas than 10 oeconda connec~. on onlyT of 11 ltlel. ' WeotV~l7Syr.... Tuppers Plains Vinton Only SEO County With Tax Gain Dalton's Free Toss Gave l.opnlb-15 Tornado Win It's •• near i• your · TELEPHONE. Give 1111 call and re•trve the ' l:IIBh you 'want.' Middleport At Kyger, Creek In Season Openers Tuesday · ih. 629 - .. ,.,_ ...10',,... LOANS UP I r~M. . or. Headlnc up tht, raturni!IJI Ky- On, l!llnc Ia lor wrteln Creole vat•ans are 5<11 1Mkldleport wlD brlna IAI · ' Shamblin, 5-& Phil Dun- Creek a team thot Is ln top I-ll Joe Petty, and U olea! condlllon as each olaver Houck. . .. on tho aquad first had to lelt"!1!!11n w,re 11110111 lly lor membenhlp by ruruolng the ll'>ttP that compiled • 4-14 the mQe In &li mlnuteo. record last year before boWing drlllo opened Nov. 1, the 11111 In the Gall)l <;ount~ tourr ~ .._ ·-tunnlnc two My. • every. daf· ~~~ prac:Uco. . Also expec\!11 to protld~ La>t year, KY(er ll'tluablt acorlng punell 1 rid nlids!U · Middleport 45-44 1n ball handling la junior Jimmy 10om· openor. · French, who was plucked from Tip off at Kyger Creek the ,...rve team ln mid-season da~ ls 1 p.m. for tho •:~ ~~ :te~·nu:t:'t-;.~ :b~ p.lll.li the long·Lastlnt Only29tL!tt,~ -36 Aht\121"& . . • THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY IN YOUR DAILY SENTINEL! . . FOR DAD there's up-to-th1-mlnute world, national end local news- views and on-the-spot reports _of m•lor ~rt.lng even" - buslnesa arid flnenci~l stories ...:. hint• on home repalis, etd Fumiture .•IUYSe••• 'In A Wiele FOR MOM ther_e ere reports of ICxlil socl1l ectlvltle• .... club new• - ld"' on food, homem-king and child care - and, of course, there ere dozens of advertisements to help her flop better f~r ltul . .Selection II '- FOR YOUNGSTERS there's • "'(.alth of Information on current •vents - school news - the populer ca~oon strips 2... entertainment guld11l t .: ~ • .. '\ .,._ J Where tiH c~ y~u flntl • ~uch ent~•'?'-""_t, .•1141 ~uc1tlon, ,., such 1 sm1ll price -, te. ~le"' ev~ ,..~•r ·" .tfit ~ "" . . ,_ .-, ..._ .... - .. lr-' ··~ --~ J~~Jtr · TH~ ~AJI.y ' I p1y1 ""·' , _, ••• ·· :.. ' SENTINEL PHOff. ""2·2.1J1 .· f'OR HOME ~$VERY ' ' '· ' I 1 v. .. .. ... ". ·• ., ..... ' ~ - , . ..... I '' i· ~ ..................... ... 110 IOWM ......... 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Thf Daily SenUnel will o.ot be responsible for more thaa Card or Thanks and Special Notices of Evenu:, $1.21, for 50 word minimum. Eaeb additional word, lc. Obituuie1 publilhed .-t 1 l'ent Pet' word, WORDS lA 20 ~ I D~Y 3 DAYS 60e 90< 60e $1.20 7!1< $UIO 8 DAY& $1.35 $1.80 $2.211 ' By RICK DU IIRIIIf Now tbot llddl 0 ' -'1 UIIHN Prao _ . . . . _ . cootar, Suo Allil Lugdoo, hool HOLLYWOOD WPII - NBC quit, he II reported -w1q h\1 TV's old ''Tonight" p...-o, laolt f......., ~ lady, Aucln)o Paar and Hugh Downs, .,. dolDg Meadow., fllr """"looal •PJlOO"' v...Y well by the x.nn.clya. and ...,.. ln tht!lr. ·"~': \'Ice ver18: aketchel on U... CBS.TV obow. PT. PLEASANT - Joe L. 23, lla)tenswood, waa cited for !allure to have h II vehicle under control lollowfnl a . one-car accident Salunloy midnight on Route 2. • Rhodea, traveling aouth on. Route 2, lalled to negotiate • curve, left the ltighway, t h e • came back upon the ltighwoy and upset against a tree. The accident waa ·IDvestlp" ed by Slate Police Trooper R. J. Blalr and property damage waa estimated at $'100. Rhpdea waa taken to Plea..nt Valley where be waa kept ov. for obaervatlon and ,... one incorrect inaert1oD. I MO . $4.110 $6.00 $'1.110 PHONE WY 2-2157 ..a.... and offered a I I tho entertainment portion ol the program \\tllch followed. Paar's quesliiJOlng .of Kennedy wu polite and lnao<uoos. Wlien i1e brought up the matter '!I ~ po.ulble liraw\>"cks of beinC • brother of the President, the senator replied ~ hoped to l>e Judied on his oWit. When Paar aaked him whether he had any committee pre!.,.. omc:e, be aald be .wl>uld ·"''ply '299 - 1---.,... olmsell ID whatever 1ob he got. oonversatlon ' wu rle Rnuoh, Mro, Clara Powell; Mra. Mabel Roush, Mrs. Blanche Spencer, Mra. Isabel, ~leO and Grella SllnJIOOn, Mn. Freda Bentz and gueola Mr.. lJllian Coo of Canton, 0., and Mra. Elecla Plcltena of lli.W Mikoyan, Leaving, Backs Castro's Communist Aims 8•00 Ob1o Valley Newt 8.011 Sparta Today 8 10 World N""' 8 , 1~ I\Cualcal CIIICii B:M c::.immuli1ly Ntwt 9.00 LaldlllrliJI 1:30 Publlc Sarvil:l 1:111 Showen ol Blilllnl IU.OO Maicm County.!\""' ttl:'- ~ _.,. lhll Town IC"IIO World Nm u:oo T~ of the Town · crele order to your speclftcaUons, 111111 deliver It anywhere In town, Ill ready to. pour. Call todoy . .. our service II prompt ud our prkea are the loweat possible! GOEGLEIN READY~MIX· ·co. Ph- WY' 2-3284 . -~ P•g• Str.•t ·.m .,OR ' . WIR h a Gift lot the Wt.lbll Yia. wileD yau will! 1r. bQJ or ..n. Reid the .Want Mo fo< quick ruulil. .... .,..... _., *':M"All" \ ·-' .. . _, ' • • .' , .I ' Subsc!rip"lqn,: ~a~ I ; ' - ' • ;,, • ~ . ····~-~--~·· ... ,.....$1,011 ~:'\:. 1 . ' .l -"'- . . ·, tl' . l·· "'."""' . ~25 \ ·I. _:" ••• .••••• I. MoaiL l'lmoN7, t. ., • • o . . •· • • , • ' ! • • • • ' l , . · :, , I. 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Buldl: Sbow-ru.. t:30 Local Nelli t:to Mwdcal M)rollriel t:ll6 N01111 . 5:00 Pllllter Party 5:14 olp Off 1 , SATUBDAY &aiEDULB . 1:00 NtWI 8:116 Faith For 'l'odoy .1:30 No.va , RFD 8 35 l!:ll iiFD . 7,00 Newo 7:115 Brealdasl Party 7,30 News 7:35 Breakfast Par17 7:50 7:50 Newi I:OO l!reaklast Party 1:30 Newe :;: " :, . ~';';:'811 Party · =~ ::: 1:30 Newa 8:~ Muale In the Air t:!O Tbe Good Life t:IIS Under Ohio S"'10:00 New• ._........, . . 10:115 Polka Par17 .7:0t SIIIJI Oil, ~ Clo.dE • lloedo , 10:30 Newe 7:41 Tbe Llfelino 11:40 Cowltty ""'ftnmo )11135 Wald It tJonna J4>JM 1:00 Oblo Vljley New~ (Family W~lio~ Time 8:111 PI, ~ li'GolbltD l1:ll6 tf!11"" ~ Ayt 11:00 Newo 10:00 N""' . 11:11 Do1! ~01101 ' 11:illi Top Ten Show 1~<111 G.\ It-S r.ocbaU 1':110 Noon Nelli or Yoo 11:30 N'"" . ll:G Worlil lm!a ~:~ Star Fri. 11:35 DulfiiP'I Top Ten Show tut:tpl F'J'I, Qwreh BeDI lllrilll.lf Medtc.l Mlll8lont : MUJic. Just For You 12:00 News- NooQ Report 12 30 . 11:11 World 1'(0101 IJ:OO, ,Local .. ~ N~ . . I :00 Nelli 12:15 Mull~\: Interlude 1155 Mason Coonty Ne111 IS;U Bduc:allonll~ll4!anl l~G5!fJII!e Just For You · 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12 00 Community Ne111 Llf~ . . ,., · . 1; 10 Nelli 1:oo N•Wl! 115 0 12:05 LoCal Newa ~, ~ ·" " !:IS - · Jual For You !:05 Platter Party 12:10 Ohio No'"' 12.30 Salunla1_ Week I·OO News · · · 1:15 Ohio State FootbaD 12:15 ~et. I:OO (1811 ~lhll 3:30 News 2:111 Music Jllll For You ; !220 Llleguard Bulletin Board ,1:15 (1811 · . flews . , · 3:35 Platter Party 1 30 12:25 Nows 0 Grams t:I!O ~ Wilh Doll I:3S f.luilc Jlllltl'tJ Y.<!ll t:OO NOWI • 1~ 30 Agriculture Agent t.30 .AIIiiml TllJie . N W. · t:~ P111tter Party ~ 45 Col!ntty Go RnwL . 1:00 Ne111 !l!nnmary. ~:: Party t :30 Newa 1:15 Ne1p Beat 1:15 f!lbUC! .~11:1 • 4:35 Platter Party 1:30 N 2:!10 CQ1Jntry Go 1\ounc' 1:30 llu- !~MICale : p=.. Parl7 . 1:00 Ne"' 2•11 " - Beat l:t& .QII the Air S.:l$ N • &'Ill Plalter Party s:oo· Mlil!fay lllatlaeo 1:11 ~ t:ot . 0111 ' ' a:1c Sijpl 011 S:S5 Newe Ileal 1:11 t.G5 ' . or • 10 ' 30 NI'IIJ JQ:Bii NOW$ ll:llf Swap Shop ll:l! Today With God ~~:: : : : Bureau 5·05 Wotfd It Natlmlal N0111 s;a SpoWp1 Sporlo li31' Dinner Mualooile t:tll"lliCn 011 · 11: Santa Sugges.ts••• I Lo;;t:- udasbelt u:• A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION REPAIR ,., W J Etf t:ao RADIO 8:45 Betty Newton Show . . ·~·:wltb o.. -- lo:oo If•,. · .: MondaJ 'l1lnila' trld>&h · 4:30 ln~r-< '.ll •. , •• , 10:115 lllfnlalerW Alaacla!IOJl..• ~:: ~ ~.!llllcal . S:Ot Commi•nlty liiiiiri'"" · ·· 10:20 Momln& -Interlude, · ' We'D prepare your md¥ mlud eOa- II 24 3tc .LIIIt' k X.O.d 111_.. Mra. Margaret Ho MONDAY THRU FRIDAY IOmewhat of IQl , lmprnv~. spent Salilrday. at Forest Run 6:00 Nelli 'I'IH! bloode Mill. · Xennody Wll" with the Milton Houd:.~la~f 6:05 Coontty Molle Time an unquestinnable adornmeot. Mr. and ~Bill with her 1:20 Country Jamboree ~ur waa takea by her !Oo~ Dayton spent · ay 11:30 Nelli "You are an absolute heauty, mother, Mrtl. ~rt~ 8:35 Farm World News he told her. '!11at llh' ls, and _to Mr ...and Mrs. . •of ber l>ts ¥olga Calmly RFD thio viewer she was far ud IWif of Wou Pan were gues11 7:00 Nelli the most ..,...Illig feolure o! the lister, · Mrs. Mar811NI Jl9uda-, 7:8& Br'eiklaol Party enl're aession. . shell recenUy. , • · ~·10 Nelli · Tile Cll-1 SWIDI: &lme Min. Miss Diane -~!sOr ~ of i Johnl- · , HardWin! Show liter Jawa~arlal Nehru appears town acconlp4bled ·ber uncle, 7:35 Plckotls n~ the ABC-TV "Close-up!" ·ape- Rnnnie ~laer, wbo Is employ- 7:~ 7:50 News Report clal about India on TUe!day. ed ln =bua and spent the 8:00 Radio Hymnal Bob Hope's reprosentatlves weekend w1tb Mr. and Mrs. 8:15 Breakfast Party refused to drop from his NBC-TV Grover. Salser and family. • 8:30 Van farllcl< Sport ShoW llhow next '[hUrlday 1 lketch Mn. Ann Coo - left Monday 8:36 Breal<f~ijil Party whllh brougl!!": Ob~l!'ftS: from mor~lng to ""'~ ~ Tllal)ks- 1:45 8aker _Fum. Show-FrL rome perooni ,-atad with the sJviJ\i , holidaY ' with· Mr. ilnd 9:00 Nflll movie "Bird Mim of Alollnll"; Mn. Will JODN at (lolumboll. : 1:06 CoH"" With Janel .... - '' .. 7""':'7."--· ::: ~":, With Janet MASON, W. VA. WILL AMERICA $1•. , . _ U . l!mploJ M. ~III'.Drar '1'0 SAOIIII'IIlll arJiiiB J'IIOI'UI ·Wt'l'ltOCir IIUIIIIIIXQ.- Brighton, Pa. A roond robin card was Rnl lo Mn·· Verne Watterson, wbu is ill Games were conducted by Mt.. Isabel Simpson. Tho · lighter FURNITURE CO. I PAW but proper. He addreaaed hlo hoot ated with a TbanksgiVinJI theme 11 "Mr. Paar." Alld Pear, all- to Mrtl. Bertha Sayre, Mn. · lin& between his guests, kept !bll Mqgie Shain,. Milo• Vera Bee1011ment entirely sepa~ate from gle, Mn. Marie Roy, Mrtl. Ma- MASON WY 2-3235 t.Ee'I1.J: JUGHAID, • KOl)lledy; Devotions opened with .a ...,., Alld Frldey nlsbt, Pur prOHDI- and n<!en Slmplon ~ the ed .. ioformai" interview oo hla IICI'Iplure and 8•':,• 1 ~ -nwlde 1xJur wtth tho lalolll "Lost We ForgeL . . mamber of lite lint famll7 to pia Other readings by IJ)eiDbel'l bigh political office. Seaator-elect were on Tbonkaglvln&. Tapa reEdward Kelmedy. Tho Seoator'• cordmga of TbaDbgivln& sru>gs wile wu a1o0 oo hand. · by Terry Bradford and llobetAfter hil opening monologue ta~· Kraeuter, "Give _Ua This~ aDd 10me mwde, Paar lhowed Day" and "'lbanks to God" by brlef movies of the Kennedja Joan WoHe. Prayer by Mrtl. IEdwardl at home, with their SimpsOn and aong by the group ehlldrtn. Tbea the )'00118 ·couple '"!'bank You Lord," el~ the entered lo"tbo mullcalo«iompanl- program. ment ol tbo 10D1J "High llopel." . Relreshnie!tll were HI'Ved · Kennedy <Ed't'ardl was at ease from tables ' beautifully clecor- Down - •••.,.. .,. C.nvtnltnt Tlfmt ; .' ,.. . Social NeW! I>WM8 ort . po.oo TRANSPIR ALL PHONI CALLI TO ID I'M PIKIUD OF ln 11M3. -----~1 Wben DoWIII toot over ID Sop- The Bocieter ~ School u ~""""~""" boot ol the Class of the . B!ipllal Qlurdl . ''Tgday" .m. the cldof . - .., beld Ill 'l,'l1allkiJIYID8 JNII'IY at hla -lint dey ~u Allf. Goo. Rob- lite borile of Mrtl. Cora Buck . .. New Fire & Safety Equioment vllil a Japanese deotroyer 3 ROOMS DISTRIBUJOR OP ~ 1lllten their craft wu oevered by OI'TOMETRIST Office lioun: 11 to 12, 2 to & (Close at Nooo OD Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy R. E. Tracv, Sr. ---======--.:~·~ tblll-.ICIH . Wbea Paar mada bu debut ool hla .... P'rlday night lihow he roWJded up ...... ot the PdwOI'l'o ooetime PT-bot comrades f.. bll lint ~>"'~~"...· N. W. COMPTON, 0 ... D. 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