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The WJper-Titan faced·. a ~ix-hour striDJl 'Of -orbital 11crobabcs to discharge its e1gbt lOQ-pcund pa!~gen around the equator In :1igh: iliow-inovillg ~rbils _now _shared by seven · 1 other relay stahon•. · · Col. 'Mitchell (><lldenthal, com,map<\er of the Army's Satellite Communications Agency, said the new moonlets should give the Defense ·- Department an almost con. DEAN WILL tinuous, jam-free radio link with ground statlollB "where Hoopllal Corpsmaa . 1blrd the action Is." , ; • . Clan-- Dean K. WUI, so• of The original seven swlthhoard launch, the speeding rocket )lr. ud Mn. NonDIIII C. Will satellites, tired into the · IZ-diy p)ISsed' the point where another of !loUie I, Ru•iaud, is IOI'VID& orbits last June, are In range super-Titan -c,arrying eight !denwith tbe Tlllrd Tank Ballllloa, for message relaying to any tical sateUites flipped out of Flnl ll!ariae Divllfoa, south specific station about 80 to 911 control and blew up laot August. of Do . Nans, Vlelaam. l per cent o1 the time. The new That failure ·was blamed on a craft should eliminate those faulty · fihergl•ss nose cone. remaining intervals. 1Today'~ Tit~n used a metal The triple-barreled Titan 3C I cover; began its complicated eigh~in- From their 20,930 mile high one mission 19 mmutes after orbital perch the satellites are COMMITTEE AT WORK _ The Meigs County Farmen Home Administration Committee Ia sbo.wn IW\'lewthe scheduled 9 a.m. EST time. able to recel~e messages (rom ing plans and progress being made on the Tuppers Plain&-Cbester Water District loan and grant. Tile COUD!-1 Twin solid-propellant boosters one ground station and then committee must recommend and certify all loans and grants made by the Administration in Meigs County. • propelled the 700-ton space amplify and retransmit them to bers, left to right, aro Gene Yost, Racine; Mendall Jordan, Carpenter, and Sherman Henderson, 'llllppen •• machine Into the partly cloudy another . station up to 10.000 ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:==:::!..~~::.:..:.:.=::::...:..:.~::~=.:..::====:::-:=c..;;;=~:..;;,~~ HONG. KONG <UP!l-Peklng sky, leavmg 8 geyser-like miles awa lw I '' y. • s tentte Commu " Radio .aid today Chine•• column of bright yellow name Monday's issue of the EIP.t'~ The A m!Utary leaders are solidly and smoke. rmy. a . - lrleal World (McGraw • j_-,q behind Mao Tse-tung in Red The delay was required nicaundtions. Atgt~ncy ~ow opeha~.~~~t Weekly) announced the FPC :' .. China's raging power ~truggle. because clouds obscured the sky gro s a ons n , bas graated a one year preBut Other reporta told of a over downrange camera track- Two are set up at Nha Trang .' '' ·~ ' nd B Q 00 Vi tn 8m and Uminary permit to Obio Powmajor rift in·ncreasl'ng the Communist lng stations. a "sabo- The two booster rockets were others aare "1oca' ted eaI Fi· Dix • er for otudy of a bydro-pillnt army and l R0 berts C lif oa the Ohio River Ia coooceetqe" by Mao'o enemies in jettisoned on lime, two minutes N.J.; Camp ' a .; lion with the Army Corpo of • southern China. after blastoff, and th1e roc~et Helemano_, Hawaii: Landstuh,l The Ma~trolled Peking raced toward Its first prehm1pa- Gennany, Asmara, Ethlop1a, Eogineen RaciDe Locks aud An estimated 175 persons met stem, as dld Attorney Porter. the system IDto their q, !r~ said today military ry orbit. and Clark Air Force Base m the Dam. at Eastern lligb School Tues- District officials said the which will be done accorditlg •arrisons throughout the coun- Eighty • two seconds after Philippines. Lacal utility officials today o coalirmed llflllll of tbe ri~t. day night to hear representa- number wh9 paid t11e balanc-. to Porter. By tbe UPI Icy pledged support to tbe 13Eureka Loel< alld Dam Ia Gill· lives of the 'fupp<9-S Plains- of their tap f.... and also the Persons who have not yet ·' . .·.' ' . ' . ' year-old Con)riljlllist ,party leadlla CoUIIY hao beea approved Chesler Water District explain number signing up aa oew sub- paid the balance ol their 191' q ~totm, Yet er. II srud the units, so~ as · · ,. · . for motallatlon of a hydro ... the ~ oys~. serlbers, "was .very encourag- lee, or th<JIIe who atlll wlah Ill .. i )l!Jolt&'~ ' IJuLfl WA'I'E far as 'flbel. promisecf to •:..;tzo · · 1T 11. Frank w. Porter, . · Jr., attor· lns." Porter obs'erved that sign up, may do 10) at Porter's held by ' anu-Mao ney for the district, termed the · who fail to sign up by March oUIC..·Jtlll~roy, GBul's Store " a1"1:B' UUDI u1 .IWI,;n.l u..... . . i :tiSiWII!'f'®~!!l: i ~:iliiiiltAUUIUIII mn::;a meeting "very IUccesslul." ,IQ inliSI ...y l f300 tap fee. ~ or the Baum LUmber Co. in ~·6 '-~li<ijy. r•mJier'atures ill Tlie bniadcast folloWed dllitlo-T LEBANON; Otilo (UP))-The that •. fence be- tililll / around ·John Piiltft~. engineer with A group of residents from the ~· a1 the home of Carl ' llie area ·ranged down to 40 de· ~e by radio Peking 'flillllla1 -11 1\epUUes of the Warren Coun-1 the J~il. . , Seico Engineering firm bl Indi· Gtlfl"illt. 1\fe&. HA ~ -~ pr II the Lyons Mar.,..es oolow iero. · lhal rebellious, youog ll!llltary iy Sheritrs Dl!pAttment don't 1 "Are th•y good ~tee! blades? ana, explained the proposed sy- and suggested a study to ~ tel 111 ~ Plains. The bitter cold was <:entered cad~ts supporting Mao were get together very much, since one of the commJSsioners askln an are• ·sUII ·smothered by • cooiJDed to quarters by senjp~ ih<y· work three different shifts. Ied. ' bllzzaJ'II-packins storm which officers who refused to jo!D ,Mao . . 1 "No," said the sheriff, "bul t<iok two 'days to range the m the political ~pheaval. : But Tuesday night they_ . all then 'the bars of the jail aren't RockY Mountains to southeaRta .Other SigD11 i came to ?te COWlty comnuss!On· good metal eitber.:t . . WASHINGTON (UP!) - speaker. version of the shaw, "114011ey-is ero Canada · Other SJgns that Mao faced ers meetJDgl o make a plea for . As for the deputies' pay ratse 1 like IIUIIIII... It's not worth • · ' .s!ilf opposition were seen in a higher pay, · the commissioners agreed to Jack Ward, Indicted lor as- Broadway star Carol Cbannin~ A glittering sight in a red got a big kiss and a hear hug and an elaborate thing u n le s • 11'1 sp r e ad Hong Kong newspaper report : The commissioners meet In study the request. sault with a dangerous weapon, ll'om President Johnson Tuesgown of 1811os cut, around." ltr!lctl9rutm !bat Defense M1nister Lin Piao. the same hulldlng as the jail was found innocent Tuesday afMiss Channing bad her moat ' SUJrJAGO, CHILE -Ofii.E 1 Mao's heir apparent, was away and Sheriff Byron Kennard ter 30 minutes of deUberation day when she brought down the Channing won a White House with a com1111nd ovation lor her rendering of ~ppreelaUve audience, however, Wllll' ~lubged :nto political con- . lrying to win subport of th• wasn't going to pass up the opby th• jury when rohe and the Presidllllt fa<.. luston today by the_ senate's army in Manchuria. . portunity for work with his full James L. Schnarr, Columbus, performance of "Hello Dolly." show's title song-better The Chief Executive and bis at lhe White House as trotted around the fioor al~ te fusal to allow PrOSJdent E<luarcrew available so he ordered filed the charge against Ward start the dancing. Job!'.., bad ao Frei "'vlsi\ th~ United States . • the deputies inspect the jail. following an Incident at the Hi- wife spotlighted their favorite Lyndon." •how at the traditional dinner She also rocked her some trouble ~ llft1 neX\ l(IODib: , A combmat1on of Baer Presented Pin They 'hit paydirt! ; 7 Bar, on Route 7, beio" honoring the vice president, the audience when abe said at feath..-ed headdreal <11t of llle c~s, a~b-Amer~carusm fore- For Yean in IOOF In alm?st every nlclle of the . Elmer L. McFarland, 43. New Middleport, where Ward was a Chief Juslice and the House point during the abrid«ed eyes, but enjoyed II mlgbUIJ. ~'I am~ them, brought ••· Christie Baer was presented old faciltly they discovered a Haven, W. Va., waa admitted bartender. : .l"flisll and ri3htists "; a pin in reco~ition of as years nacksaw blade. A total of 18 to Holzer Hospital at 1,20 p.m. Tbe affidavit charged. that As the Chief Euculln ~~t. er In the plGVO lo ban FreJ s membership m Mmerai Lodge were turned up. . Tuesday with fractured rtbs Ward struck Schnarr wtth • escorted Miss QJana!ng to tbe Cold wa• a ""rd tbal seem- door after the JIIIV, she was V~\;v'fb.e 1'0~ was :IS-15. No. 242, IOOF, which met Tues- The shenft showed the fJDd and possible internal Injuries. dangerous weapon, a hammer, ed wboUy laadequate Ill Ohio . beard to remark, "you're 1ucll! n>JIIicai insiders saul on~ day night. to th~ comiDISSioners and asked .· F 1 nd . build or some like instrument. Testithmg was .eertaln': Frel wo~ld Erie Hart presided at lhe ---. -~-- . - - - er~~ ~i~h t~' ~azer ~,:':U: mony of defenae witnesses inditoday. - you don't have crlllcs." seek revenge with every means meeting A committee was ap- Ve~rans Memorial Hooplial ti Co th Ce caled tbal Schnarr had been h1t d It was freezl111 - and well Johnson slopped 1114 looted II 1 . di llo th ~--1"'1 . Ad . I d M . on ., empove on e n· at hIS aposa r e ,_, "", ~ pi>lnted to plan the lodge's parmtso ODS - Fre orru?g, tervUie Rt. as . b ass. by a "biUy-club" below 11. ber in amuement. ~1 dtlll'll. ing olow. Under the nation s tlclpation in tile Big Bend Re- Middleport; Mra. Lacry Whitt, M F land ypeportedl . Ward was represented by A~ was all be coultl rep!J, --•te p1 . PI PI was r y 111• c ar lit tio th 1 Temperaturta btl their low cons u n, e ~M • ays&n gatta. li rabbit supper was . easant; A an Marcu?', jured wbile dra ing a tree torney James B. O'Bnen whlle l of the winter ~. u T• lmportont role 10 foretgn pob~v served provided by Eric Hart Mason; Marl; 1\lchmond, Mid- 1with the dozer : . tree caught the prosecuting attorney, ser·n- 1 tedo aud Mallllleld reoorded making and Its approval IS and, Robert Vaughan, prepared I! dleport; Eleanor Roush, New ion a telephon~ pole guy wire, ard v. Full.t, represented readings of 2 above -.. li necessary before the by the latter. 'lbe .llext meeting Haven; Rusaell Mallaban, Ifell 11 d 1 ck McF 1 d state. 1118~ leave tbe country on will be Jan. 21. All members , Reedsville. . o an s ru ar an . was as low as II ahoVl! ill policy matter. Jt · bad never are urged to attend. Dlscbarg.. - Rhnda Hackett, ~n the stomach. His conditiOn lbe GaiDa ,Melp area. historY 'l!ealed this apprival. Geoflie HaCkett, Sr., Howard 15 reportted as satisfactory, S ·, , SQUAD 'CALLED Stewart, Mra. llerbert Gibbs Three Quintl Vie ·~"fhe Pomeroy emergency and son, Betty Hayes, and Paul WEATHER . · liUSsELDORF, . squ!Jd was summonec! Ttresday Gr..nlee. NY' - 'Jbree. of the afternoon at 2:23 to the re•i----Snaay sooth and wnt. laear ' ~ Pr<mafurely a of Mrs. Crary who woe Meigs General Hllpflal ruul cold llm!PI, low - ·to 8 oUi!J Qhll!fless wne . to Holzer hospital 111 Admboioao - None. obove. lltereasing eloudlne&o d;/1, Qoclbrs eald the ambulapee. Dlsebar101 - Kate Fick, ruul a Httle warmer Thursday. Wert 1 In "very bad'~ · 1--''--'---'--------...::...:.......;::=.:...:.:.:...!._..:.....:.:..::...:.:.:.:...;.:=.:.::.:....:.:.• .::...:.;.:;~ Recovery Of parts stripped fi-om li siolen 1I6S Pootiac GTO that was found abandoned last wis reported today by r,lelas 'Counl)' Shetill Roberi C. H.ati.!nbacb. • The c.tr, belonging to a Cleve111111' mrd~. had been pushed 110or lhe. bank of tba Ohio River lll!l!ieen Long Boltom , and ShRd"ltlver last w"!!k. ,'i'h'l · automobile bad · been lllrlf!ll!'d of its rno~ , seats, 1811 !!JJII!s. ~ ot~er accessories. ' Tlie Blterlff said the parts were lltented early thlo at a vac'a~ ~la,nn 'in tile Eastern joelion Meigs County and II . Is lielle\led th~ vehicle was brought IntO lilt riffil and stripped ~ Clevelaiid area juvenlll$. '"'"ligation •of the incldent :Is ~og eOnlll\ued, Hartenb~ .aald. : ~--:--.,- ' ' ' . ' ' ..., ,' w"* Gee . . . I thought everyone knew NELSON 'S, everyday low prices included my prescriptions, and Fast Free Delivery-Mom- my does! "You should tell your Mommy.'' weei of rour I' Red China Picture Confused · •r•--• .... . MAKE ELBERFELDS ' Poor Steel Everywhere .' IN POMEROY ;, ....'-,·~.!~.- !'J':!es~' t'£2-Ml~t~ o . h~- afoi~.o.wer'' YOUR . . Charter No. 8441 National Bank Region No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF OF MIDDLEPORT --1-l 0 1 with l+r_ _ _ ___._._ ·12~-..,...-------:-"": 18 year.Old ICo'u'ld Vote in S549.00 WE DESIGN TO FIT YOUR SON IS BORN Mr. and lllrs. Lawrence Eb- KITCHEN ersbach of MioerSYille are an.. oouncing the birth of a 6'1.. lb:' son, David Michael, Saturday ' FREE evening, January 14, at Vet,,._ I ans Memerial Hospital. Grand- . parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jiow.. , . ard Ebersbach Sr., of Portland ond Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Rous~ arid ' KITCHEN I'LANNINO SERVICE AYAII.AILI NO DOWN - 36 MOS. TO PAY . PA1'MENT . held ' W®.id iurvive. ~ qum~ :,born '·""' months . ' ,, . Di. .iii.n . '~_ell delivered the .lOw: · -dav .. / 1id, •'we ·' ' I I WITHOUT DISH WAS~ ....oo · ~ \ ;I I " ,•' I i:.~ '1• · "Uttie """'''' . . / 'liri Within nillf days ending with call date -- -- -------- $5,577,586.15 of New HaYen, W.' Va. Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date ------------ 3,583,406.06 VISIT IN BELPRE Loans as shown above are after deduction Mcs. Georj~e Sa~gent, Chester, I of valuation reserves of --------- ~ ---26,703.22 spent' the weekend with her ljOn and daughter-in-l~w. Mr. ' ~nd I, Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of Mrs. Rodney Gaul and Michael, condition is true and correct to the hest of my knowledge Belpre. On Ssturclay ,,' and belief. they visited Mrs. s,rgent's broHAROLD E. HUBBARD ther, Norman Weber, of Long Bottom, who IS a paUell) at the We, the undersigned dlrecton attest the eorrectneu or this report of oondilion and declare that It has been ex· Camden Clark Memorial Hospit-amined by us and to tbe best of our knowledge and belief al. 11 true and correct ANNOUNCiliiYMN SING PAULS. SMART Dan Hayrnail.Will be at the RODNEY DOWNING Dlrecton Plants Church for 1 hymn Sunday, Jan. 22 al i p.lll. BERNARD V. FULTZ , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.· e'rybody ·Carol ·Channing Gets tBJ Bear Hug, Kiss Sweet, Devout Woman Facing 5-Murder Count WITHOUT DISHWASHER ONL1' 167,083.51 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------567,083.51 TOTAL lJABJIJTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------------ $6,196,919.08 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar IU: Hlnps. •* Exhoult Hood Filter a. LllhL *Guides. DoveteUid Drawers a. rt,10n llollor · , . . *Com-ly Aulo!nlllc DlthW•-· with *Roper Electric or Gao OVen I. Cook TOIL 12-_PI_ Tobit Slltlnl Copocftr, 3,978,104.75 Common stock-total par value ------------ $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 2000 No. shares outotandlng 2000 300,000.00 Surplus -------------------------------- I r : u; lint, ssgg.oo Deposits of United States Government -----8,967.84 Depos1ts of States and political subdivisions .. 170,322.22 Certified and officers' checks, etc. --------21,387,21 TOTAL DEPOSITS -- -- ---- $5,558,776.52 Total demand deposits .... $1,504.671.77 Total time & savings deposits $4,054,104.75 Other liabilities ---------------- ---------71 1059,05 TOTAL LIABILITIES ................ !5,629,835.57 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Undivided profita ------------------------ P BUILT-IN APPUANc;ES TOTAL ASSETS ..................... $6,196,919.08 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- $1,379 ,994.70 Time and savi~g deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- -r d. Dozer Operator Hurt at Work -e- : . tho•• . . ob In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Business on December 31 , 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. *llnllhld 12-Ft. New &I..- Parr ~It Pro- *F01111ica C<Junter Top With C.blntlo wllb ConcNiid canipleto with flttlnp. · wardF' I· ' Innocent ByJury . THE CITIZENS NADONAL BANK WITH MATCHING B · T d Blade_ . onanza_ orne -\:Jp 00D SHOPPING CENTER ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in procesa of collection --------- $ 486,614.50 United Slates Government obligations direct and guaranteed ________ :_______ 1,709,473.75 @bHgations of Slates and political subdivisions 322,620.69 Loans and discounts ---------------······- 3,591,891.84 Fixed assets -----------------------------89,270.48 other asaets ............................. 17,048.84 H W n· . t t 175 ear a er IS r·I'ct ' ExpIatne • d by Eng1neers • lives or . Serves Tea(!} in . 'poUred · tea-honalido,l · . teo. and . Aecident..Free Tuesday Found By Ohio Patrol �' • I O. Jaa. It, 1117 Hospital ~ews $72 Billion for Defense Will Be Propd:sed by·.LBJ ' • Violations of Labor Laws in Ohio Reported Some 58 ol the projecll·to be • are IIMIIJIII ~ pubUe <,WOib . ,·~·' .as post ·olfteer, . damli heailb . llelrCh laclllUu aad the lll:e. . ' ·.·. ·.Q '· .Jt. .,. . ;w .. ' , ol :Vl!llr D.,.ndoble • 1 ;.:. DMI.- For i'LUMBING l~ ju �' • I O. Jaa. It, 1117 Hospital ~ews $72 Billion for Defense Will Be Propd:sed by·.LBJ ' • Violations of Labor Laws in Ohio Reported Some 58 ol the projecll·to be • are IIMIIJIII ~ pubUe <,WOib . ,·~·' .as post ·olfteer, . damli heailb . llelrCh laclllUu aad the lll:e. . ' ·.·. ·.Q '· .Jt. .,. . ;w .. ' , ol :Vl!llr D.,.ndoble • 1 ;.:. DMI.- For i'LUMBING l~ ju �• j • p ' ( ' \ .• : • !. • • ,. tO.. SMOKED • ~~~ I ' ' ' ': . -OakBiU· ·Society Notes 'lb• .....,.. RoUfl & Tied Fmh --~·43c PICNIC HAMS ~~ PORK ROAST c :,;.~ ,.. . N~ . '• .... Young and Tencler $1iced can ·.- lb. '' T.V. DINNERS su A.B.C. cis. S..lteat MILK • - - - DelMonte PinHppi..Orange, Pineapple Grepefrult, Grape, or Tropicala Drink lb. 46 0'1. Reel Ripe Tomatoes • 31b. pkg. f ' I ! ,I • • • Apples s • • • ORANGE ~!>RINK - • - - 32 ••. Boll. FRUIT COCKTAIL thank You Brand CHERRY .,PIE FILLING • - PINEAPPLE 1 No.2. """' ' '- ,, .- ORANGES ~ .,:· J9c -. ... . ... .., ... A PASTIURIZI!D · AND HOMOGENIZED HALVES or SLICES Dem~=~="uou .....•••. f Time and llllV!nfl ~ Of llllllvlduall,. partoerabllll. .IM''conontlona ·····••• D ~•ta Of United &ptea ~ent ·----- . . n:"'";its of ·stlto: alld poUIICal ,-tubdlvlllona "·rtlfiPOed ancr offlcera' eliecks,,ate........ .. . """ . ..... . ' .... . 18119 1...05 TOTAL DBPOI!,.,. •••••••••• ' '280 p T9ta1 d11111JM1 ~alii ..-:~•- •,·, • Tots!UablUtlef Ume ind·a&nliP ...,.... ~............ ., Other ---·····~--· . ••• TOTAL LIABJLl~ --~.t··"'""·~···-··--·-· CAPITAl, ACCO!JNTS Common atock~tal 'pa# ftl~~ • ····"'-···· ' N!i:-'lbmla~P·· , 4~;~:llo ·.· I 55;000.00 . ................I,. ......- ..... -~--- • • -{. , • • •.• • • • • Kraft Salad Bowl TOMATO ·soup ' · l1c No, 2 I Can1 . . Dn&RGINf · . ' ' ' . ...'. ""'t•' ~ • White House Quality SALAD .. APPLE ' DR-ESSING SAUCE ':- . · No.2! cans .... \ ' 303 cans I '' Qt. ltiOULAR Oil . DIIPfltND---- ~ .T:IOE, Nt. 1'11 sr.. . ' Cllll 251b. Bag .19 .. '• 11 '· i ' ' --------~----=---=---.,~ CAMPIIILL'S LAUNDRY , Burgerbits DOG FOOD • • - - U. s. No. 1 Florida AIIFiavon ~- call data --·· .- . . 'ioTALUABJLITJES A~ · ••,llll~,o•v.ovl CAPITAL AC(iOtlN'l'S ····••····•-···· •· - MEJIO.RANiM the 15 C. . lia gallon carton . ~.n?~.J.W:l . A'cco'iliiTS·:::~:~:::::: s Chunk,Crushed,SIIcocl . lb~,. ' . ICE CREAM 69c -.tt•••·--······-··--···- ••·••u. ~lUI Del Mont• Del Monte I 45c ' ; ... . 'No. abarel outatandillj'220t COUNT BOXES CANS Stokely's Wagners FACIAL TISSUES 200 303 L I Red Delicious . .. CORN ..... Qash, balances with other ba..,nkl=, ~dlon ' 133,116.37 cub ltenta In proeeu .,. ••• •• United .s tatt. Government obU , ons, direct and 11111'8nteel! -·-·----.--•-··-ObUgatlona of states and politlcalaubdlvWoDll Other leGuritlea (Including _ilo co~rate stocks 1 Other loaDI 11,1111 dllcounta Bank premlau, fUfllltllre and ~ea. -•·• I other .W ~otllll 1111\k' pn""""a ............ ' ' \\ ., Other ....., .................. - ... ~·---··••••···· 'J'()TAL.-A$11'11 , ' , LIABIIJTIEB ... ;. ' =.mn LadyScoH . CREAM STYLE L B Apples \ 2$ lb. -.... ----r·-•··\nis·--- ~19 ' Our Fairmont Good COUNTRYSIDE ASSE'I'S CIM • ' Hal~or Whole Slab--- Ill the State of Oblo at tbe e • of rlu;mesa on Dee. 31, 1988 ' ' •• Golden Dellclou• .t .. . , can.. . ·' cqt ... · • to llli. 'Average -~ or RACINE . ~1 Gold Medal c. """ 1111h0NE HOM1 lANK .. .: J..lb. fLOUR ••• ~ 01' CONDI'rlON 01' . ' . BACON CIIJt,, ...' len area. .Gcd... · BISCUITS· Clftl ' . .a.Uerd or Plllibury . With Purc1haH of 4 Ltsht Bulbs 3lb. ,, DOG~OD c r ·,... , "'""'!""''" ' FRESH PRODUCE BUYSI '' \ ' SUNDAY BONUS ONLYI l I Jjg ,, Our Good Freshly Ground I FRIDAY BONUS ONLYl Morton 'Colonial Beef Liver l9c ' f $1.39 Ground Bee · ' ' 21b. ' ·. ~ ' CLOROX -, .' BLEACH ~ • I ••• "' • .. ' OUIK COFFEE quiollfl. ' } 11 ' ' . ' TISSUE. - - - - -roll ...~.. 'fP .J•~ :l. Nestles ' Right~ to~ 10·01. . ' Folger's . freezer. lb. SATURDAY BONUS ONLYI Como S:l'H & PEARL STS. -JU. . ,E . ' ' "2'M &!Me With A B<llt" Here's a beef sale plallned to give 10U more for m()ney. Treat the . family. Put aome away Ill your COFFEE lb. LEG & BREAST ALLQmiS ON SALE JAN. 19-26.21 lb. : lb. lb. ' ' ', ·· INSTANT .· ' 29c PORK STEAK ~- 49c PORK LIVER 25c PORKETIES - -. 79c / JOWL BACON OUARTERS ... 39c lb. ' GRADED 'GOOD' lb. lb. RACINE , Cheitnut Ridge S~ety NeM . S9c • c ' \ i I i' l ' �• j • p ' ( ' \ .• : • !. • • ,. tO.. SMOKED • ~~~ I ' ' ' ': . -OakBiU· ·Society Notes 'lb• .....,.. RoUfl & Tied Fmh --~·43c PICNIC HAMS ~~ PORK ROAST c :,;.~ ,.. . N~ . '• .... Young and Tencler $1iced can ·.- lb. '' T.V. DINNERS su A.B.C. cis. S..lteat MILK • - - - DelMonte PinHppi..Orange, Pineapple Grepefrult, Grape, or Tropicala Drink lb. 46 0'1. Reel Ripe Tomatoes • 31b. pkg. f ' I ! ,I • • • Apples s • • • ORANGE ~!>RINK - • - - 32 ••. Boll. FRUIT COCKTAIL thank You Brand CHERRY .,PIE FILLING • - PINEAPPLE 1 No.2. """' ' '- ,, .- ORANGES ~ .,:· J9c -. ... . ... .., ... A PASTIURIZI!D · AND HOMOGENIZED HALVES or SLICES Dem~=~="uou .....•••. f Time and llllV!nfl ~ Of llllllvlduall,. partoerabllll. .IM''conontlona ·····••• D ~•ta Of United &ptea ~ent ·----- . . n:"'";its of ·stlto: alld poUIICal ,-tubdlvlllona "·rtlfiPOed ancr offlcera' eliecks,,ate........ .. . """ . ..... . ' .... . 18119 1...05 TOTAL DBPOI!,.,. •••••••••• ' '280 p T9ta1 d11111JM1 ~alii ..-:~•- •,·, • Tots!UablUtlef Ume ind·a&nliP ...,.... ~............ ., Other ---·····~--· . ••• TOTAL LIABJLl~ --~.t··"'""·~···-··--·-· CAPITAl, ACCO!JNTS Common atock~tal 'pa# ftl~~ • ····"'-···· ' N!i:-'lbmla~P·· , 4~;~:llo ·.· I 55;000.00 . ................I,. ......- ..... -~--- • • -{. , • • •.• • • • • Kraft Salad Bowl TOMATO ·soup ' · l1c No, 2 I Can1 . . Dn&RGINf · . ' ' ' . ...'. ""'t•' ~ • White House Quality SALAD .. APPLE ' DR-ESSING SAUCE ':- . · No.2! cans .... \ ' 303 cans I '' Qt. ltiOULAR Oil . DIIPfltND---- ~ .T:IOE, Nt. 1'11 sr.. . ' Cllll 251b. Bag .19 .. '• 11 '· i ' ' --------~----=---=---.,~ CAMPIIILL'S LAUNDRY , Burgerbits DOG FOOD • • - - U. s. No. 1 Florida AIIFiavon ~- call data --·· .- . . 'ioTALUABJLITJES A~ · ••,llll~,o•v.ovl CAPITAL AC(iOtlN'l'S ····••····•-···· •· - MEJIO.RANiM the 15 C. . lia gallon carton . ~.n?~.J.W:l . A'cco'iliiTS·:::~:~:::::: s Chunk,Crushed,SIIcocl . lb~,. ' . ICE CREAM 69c -.tt•••·--······-··--···- ••·••u. ~lUI Del Mont• Del Monte I 45c ' ; ... . 'No. abarel outatandillj'220t COUNT BOXES CANS Stokely's Wagners FACIAL TISSUES 200 303 L I Red Delicious . .. CORN ..... Qash, balances with other ba..,nkl=, ~dlon ' 133,116.37 cub ltenta In proeeu .,. ••• •• United .s tatt. Government obU , ons, direct and 11111'8nteel! -·-·----.--•-··-ObUgatlona of states and politlcalaubdlvWoDll Other leGuritlea (Including _ilo co~rate stocks 1 Other loaDI 11,1111 dllcounta Bank premlau, fUfllltllre and ~ea. -•·• I other .W ~otllll 1111\k' pn""""a ............ ' ' \\ ., Other ....., .................. - ... ~·---··••••···· 'J'()TAL.-A$11'11 , ' , LIABIIJTIEB ... ;. ' =.mn LadyScoH . CREAM STYLE L B Apples \ 2$ lb. -.... ----r·-•··\nis·--- ~19 ' Our Fairmont Good COUNTRYSIDE ASSE'I'S CIM • ' Hal~or Whole Slab--- Ill the State of Oblo at tbe e • of rlu;mesa on Dee. 31, 1988 ' ' •• Golden Dellclou• .t .. . , can.. . ·' cqt ... · • to llli. 'Average -~ or RACINE . ~1 Gold Medal c. """ 1111h0NE HOM1 lANK .. .: J..lb. fLOUR ••• ~ 01' CONDI'rlON 01' . ' . BACON CIIJt,, ...' len area. .Gcd... · BISCUITS· Clftl ' . .a.Uerd or Plllibury . With Purc1haH of 4 Ltsht Bulbs 3lb. ,, DOG~OD c r ·,... , "'""'!""''" ' FRESH PRODUCE BUYSI '' \ ' SUNDAY BONUS ONLYI l I Jjg ,, Our Good Freshly Ground I FRIDAY BONUS ONLYl Morton 'Colonial Beef Liver l9c ' f $1.39 Ground Bee · ' ' 21b. ' ·. ~ ' CLOROX -, .' BLEACH ~ • I ••• "' • .. ' OUIK COFFEE quiollfl. ' } 11 ' ' . ' TISSUE. - - - - -roll ...~.. 'fP .J•~ :l. Nestles ' Right~ to~ 10·01. . ' Folger's . freezer. lb. SATURDAY BONUS ONLYI Como S:l'H & PEARL STS. -JU. . ,E . ' ' "2'M &!Me With A B<llt" Here's a beef sale plallned to give 10U more for m()ney. Treat the . family. Put aome away Ill your COFFEE lb. LEG & BREAST ALLQmiS ON SALE JAN. 19-26.21 lb. : lb. lb. ' ' ', ·· INSTANT .· ' 29c PORK STEAK ~- 49c PORK LIVER 25c PORKETIES - -. 79c / JOWL BACON OUARTERS ... 39c lb. ' GRADED 'GOOD' lb. lb. RACINE , Cheitnut Ridge S~ety NeM . S9c • c ' \ i I i' l ' �• ~-.----.-- • • " - - .. En Deck 0' • ·. Time F You fo • •• No Purcluue 'Required To Pl411 ..Deck Q' Monell' HE'S NOT ~, 8UTHE '5 !<:r THE s.o.M.E P~...CE IN ""'-'THER CAJ:16L ITY" • ' ' I end What muchup todoing eat, the anddishes_ we always woold you tell us to do?-WORRY WART "All" 14 ............... . ..,. 8001.( STORE "All" . 89c I II. ..•• :~ .•••.•.• ospi~l Try .to see his good points. just because he can't cook or do diS!I· A mao Knitwear Executive Studies Page I Heads For Clues to Upcomin'!, (:olor Popularities Isn't all bad NEW YORK IUPfi -Garment " I can tell what ro!ors wil! · Weinstein has been top man manufa cturers USUCllJy study be populfl r by reading the at Alberoy only three year!! the women 'o; pagf's of ru•wspa· headline stories, " Weinstein an~ be_fore he. beca me a~ ~xepers and magazin('<; tu keeo , said in an interview . ·' If the Icutlve m the hrm, a subs1d1ary - - - - -- - - - - abreast of happen 1ng s in the news is bad, people seem to of Be.ldoch ~opper, he, had no t By Martha Holsinger I world of ra ~ lli•HL prefer bright colors.' exper1ence m women s fa shAttendance at Eden Sunday 1 ions. But Jof'l \\ em~ tdn. president Recalls New Lflok Schoo] on Jan. 8 w~s 86. I of Alberm. Inc ., reads the Weinstein recalled that Chris· j He had been ill for more Mrs. Elden Blake, Sr .• is a fr ont pa gr~ tc1 gt't ideas t.or h1s Han Dior's "N~ w Look," a than a ye~r . recuperating in patient at St. Jose~ Hospital. nrm . whJl'h 1s engaged m tht! coaservative fas hJOn mode that ~orlh Afr1ca, before he went Her room number IS 416, 4th , manurnc:ure of knitwear. called for long skirts. was cr~- to work for Beldoch Popper. ' Floor. Anyone wiihing to may I ----- - - - ·a ted during the peaceful lull But he had ideas that didn't send her a card. ~ : that occurred in the first years come from Pari s. Mrs. J ames CarTer and Jif%1after the end of Worlrt War fl. my Lee, Long Bottom and Mr. . Today. he noted, with · condiand Mrs. Alva Holsinger~ Jr., lions uns<!tlled. miniskirts have and Paul Wayne of Racine vis~ beC'ome popular. Iited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley. . Because hi s firm caters es· Hy Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. pedally to young people. wemClair Reed spent the pas: If your baby has been nurs- , ~ tein moves among them to week with Mr. and Mrs. Mike ing wel l. then one day refuses ; find out what they are think· Kerwin. to nurse from one breast, don 't ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ro~ _Holsingt·ut tt11 s rlw.~on t'l men whim. He is not opposed to usin g· By Bertha Parker j er and family of Gtlenfield reHe may have discovered what bright colors at a tlme' whe'l ] Attendance at the Free Meth- cently spent a Sund~ ,with Mr. you had not ~uspected - ~ be· the trend LS toward muted 1oo 1st Sunday School on Jan. 15 and Mrs. Alva Hotsblger, Sr. l ginning brJ.as1 C"ancer . One of tones if he believes he knows was 123. Offering was $22.97. : Also visiting in the borne were ! Mrs. Charles Karr entered ! Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and !ieveral mothers_ to whom th1 s what customers prefqr. 1 happPned ~a~ still nur:il ~g a 20- I Gear~ To Tbe Voong 1 Holzer Hospital Sunday for ob- s?n, Mr. and Mrs. Russel] ~~1- i mon th-old dnld. The child was . Wenstem s s weate~s a nd lservation and treatment. I !'mger, Daphne Gay and Philip I old enough tu talk and said the skirts are geared for tbe high I Word has been received that I Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton milk rrnm the mother's .left ' school and college sets but he Mr. Vernon Howell has been H~tsi nger and family , Mr. and 1 breast ~·as ~o good. One tJme ·said they are:k popular with returned from the hospital to~s. Virgil Holsinger and Bren- 1 wh~n th1s child bec~me drow~;y 1 older women who hav:e, figures , the home of his daughter and 1da Holsinge r. 1 wh1 \r> nur~ tng thP nght b:east. I that permit ·· them to ~1'_Mlal:l l son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George : Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chevathe mother _moved the_ ch1ld to young in heart. 4J1ick·ie, J~n Carruthers, Beach City. Mr s. l lier and family and Ml'. and_ · the other s1de The ctnld !lwak- and Ethel Kenped:y"~ are said',to ! Howell is improving from her Mrs. Howard Nelson spent the ened at once and refused to be among thnse who as k for AI- Illness. week end with their nurse. t>eroy garments. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaer- Mr. and Mrs. I van Chevalier. The mo:her then used a er visited recently with · Mr. I Martha Holsinger, Fannie hrrast puln~ to relieve lhe left t: nd \1rs. Fritz Stah, New l ley and Susie Kerwin•.,~~~::~ . breast and. in doing :so, noticed I ["OlD( OC \ :\1arshfield. ITuesday evening with G a tumor . Doctors ca n only specMr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorst Holsinger. ulate _as to why babies ~eject ! • hve gone to Columbu s where : Eddie Lee Bigley spent a the milk from a breast With a I. Mr. Dorst is employed. Iweek recently with his aunt, ' ~gmmng cancer. H may be Mr. and Mrs . Mark Stahl of : Mrs. Robert Webb at Guysville . that the br~>a kdown produrts ~lock dale vi~ited recently with i Mr. and Mrs. James from the tum ur give the milk : !Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. i and Mr. and Mrs. k' o:,'~,~ ~ ~ an oft .nav nr. . . By Mrs_ J . E. Radekln I Kev. Eugene Gill attended a Nelson visited SaturdaY-Breast_ cancer m a nursmg Mr3. Maude Holcomb wa~ in 1Southern District Ministers i with Mr . and Mrs. Clinton 1101- ;1 mother ts hnut collmmon . bu t. , Columbus Monday for her d0 r. meeting at Zanesville. singer and family. when ~ ba Y. ca s atte.ntJon to 1 t<!r appointment and fro 1nl The Nen's FelloY.. ship Mrs. Robert Van one- by _refusrng the .mvolved there lanned t0 b 1 ... lthe Women's Missionary daughter, Doris Bel1n't!; visit-11 brf'ast 1t mav be helpmg to 1 P go Y Pan . 1 'h h . . . A II to Caiifornia to spend the rt>- 1ty or the Free Methodist cburctJ ed Mr. and Mrs. Alva H;~;~:; l l 1 1 save t e mot er 8 1 e. . · · 1 . . . h b J mamrter ol' th .. winter w1th !->Pr held the1r annual potluck dm- cr and Mr. and Mrs. 1 .omps ~~ 1 e reast 0 8 n~rs- daughter and- son-in-l<"~w, Mr 1ner at the Rock Springs Carter and family Monday mgl moll·er ar:,notdcanc~r ut, , ;;;nd t.1rs. Don McB!ane Hall . Se venty persons attended . ening. "'len. \llV· <trt .n familv I Mr. an d Mrs. B'll H'1cks of d' oun .hl f' :-;h d. t .:-:on f1rm or 1sprove t e 1agno·· • , • • u• · · d · sis shou ld be made without d~- 1\'lr. ar:d Mrs. Wayne Burf'h- Brble Setn.uurr IS ,.ooster VlsJte ~ecently . w1th lay. IIeld and gra,,ddaughter, M•- llll'ortsmouth Mr. and Mrs . Mike __K_<£~~-- , loni , af Columbus were SatJ;r. , i~ 1 Q _What is tbe cause ot day guests of the ir au~.l, Members of the fa_m1ly, Mr. ~nd _ Mrs. . Shelby Paget's di sease~ How long can J. E. HadckiiL On Sunday, !\1r. 1congre-gation or Jehovah's Kmg and hmuly 11_1 ~ansmg, and you live with it? Is there any i t::nd Mrs. Eddit- Stout ol' Albi:'JJV !nesses will attend a three-day Mr. and Mrs .. W~lham Hey- 1 cure? : 'Hre guests in tl' e B.adpf. ;n, Bible seminar in nolds and fam1l y m A - The cause nf osteitis de- ' home. Sunday evening. Kt>11r- J;:muary 27-'2!( formans or Paget 's disease 1s ney Rathburn of Langs\'llle w~> s Curtis Leggo, presiding WIN A unknown but aging is a fa rtor . a callt:r. ister of the local group, said , a~ nlttSI ~ ·a"~" l)t'('Ul in ncr""' I~ • :'vlrs. G. B. Rade~in returne~ · the purpose of the conference over 40. Pt>rsons with thi s cti- ' home Saturdav after a wr ek is to provide the delegates with ~ase live untJt thev die ol snnu-" \ i.c;i t in \!}(' h"me ol her so'l. an advanced ministerial train· other cause Tt1e d.1seHse is slow Mr. nnd Mrs. Junior l \ad~>kiP 1 ing . program to h.elp them in ly progressive. It be-~ins witll n( 1\'kArthur. tbe1r B1ble teachmJ wvrk. a soflemng ot the mvulved bon~ Mrs. Effie Hoosier spent Sa tj which may ca use some defor m- urday w1th Sherrie Turner. ' RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN ity . T hi ~ ~~ tu llu wt>d hy a n·! Mr s. William Reynolds placem~>n t ot the soft bone Wllll of having an abnormal child \1iddleport has returned from bone th at is ha rder and thkker du f' n c~XIHJ,..,Ilrf' to roty~·· Michigan where she spent the tilan normal. A - X-ray technicians 1 holidays with her daughter and No cure is known bul the -;hould wear film badges or oth- ' _ _ _ _..-._....,..._...-_......... progress ol the d1:-ease C'an oe rr devices to cherk the amount ~lowed or llaltPd hy gettmg 1!of hpusure to which l!wy are diet that is ri ch in vitamin C Isuh.]PC'ted. They should also ' and milk or o:twr -;o urces of , have a p~riodic blood count. · calcium . A"pi rin Jnd small dos- i Wi th properly shJetdf>d modPrn · es of flu onde are also helpful. e quipmer~t and a ca reful observance ol the sateguards everj' Q - Would a girl who i1 a technician is taught t~e re shou:d X-ray tPehmcJan be m ~~~~~~nger. ! Society Notes i I .> ' ' . . 35( ' Laurel (}I"ff REG. PRICE Society Noles END-OF-SEASON PRICE Soap ..... .... SLASH ON ALL STYLES I ' '• I r 1 ~. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY 5299 130.00 Oown - B•l•nc:e .,. Conveni~t Ttrm~ MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ~ ...._,_ _ i 54c PM"k, Ot, Nerthtmi NavY, . LJIM, October, llackeye PHt Luck's Beans . . ... ..5 :10$1 200-ct. rolls Ivory Soap ...... .12 79c Baby Food ....... . 11:.-$1 Eggs ..... . 49c Shortening k........ . 3~ $1 6::-:~. $1 s~.- $1_ Baro Tid.e 37e a-hnut Slrolnod K.....- Grode A Wllllo $.4 "-$6..-$-~$1' ' ·. .... 0 . . ..'1 .' . ' Kroger Golden , '.,. '· ...·.~- . s- oo· - l ~. '' \ SAVE AS. MUCH AS ' - I I REGULAR PRICE ON---· Evoporoted 7 $1 '· Kroger ,.. .... ''.lte nanas - ..., ' 3-lb. can ~- I $ gals. ' Praise ,, ' Our Beit ~res~ Vilues Fr.Om $30.1)0 and Up. Now On 5•.1• ,. ':;. 3le Lifebouy "· I ..... 2 .... 41e . Every F~tllarid Wjnter·Dress · On Our Racks Now Reducedl Hundreds of Late :Arrivals Regularly _· Pri~ed From $7.0Qt o $23.00 · . Now Priced lri Four Grou~s At COLOR ' T.V. SET CERTIFIED ' GAS STATION Kennel thef Dog Food IMHie hntn•l .-i.'· DRESSES ' • 2 • SPORTSWEAK Commercial WILD BIRD 1 Aspirin .......... . 100-d. No. CIMI 'tifeoour • FREE Seed OR · · lu _.,~_,,.a1GII~~~~ DOG FOOD Purina Dog Chow, Wayne Dog Food Joy Dog Foods · · · · ~:; ~ ' Ale: toll c•ns Fresh, Temp'; . Dog Food'........ . 13 ~;. 1 $1 . . , fresh Carrots · ....·2 ~ 25c .lb. ~·· ·\Flesh Kite ........ ·. ::· 2:9~. SLACKS ..... ............. : TO,PS. SKIR'fS; ' - : • . . ••.•. .• ., . . . . BLOU'SES • SWEATERS ..••.. '. : •..•• JACKETS • I pltlo. MORE ECONOMICAL .PRICED· ALL SIZE PACKAGE ~. 10, 2$ & 50 lbs. B.REAP 6 FOR $1.10 a tor.• d..... Rollo • ~;..,. ' IIJI/..C. • j . ' ·' KAUTZ FEED-·STORE - 1- • "THE ONE STOP. STORE" EVERY THING FROM FOOD -rn FF.F.n" . 985-3347 , .CHESl'lf,R. 0. 412 O.hlo Oranges • .. 311 cans • doz. Mr'i. l ' t 2 and ' f Gold Corn .. _. ______ . _- 5 No Di Soap ·'· Argo Whole Kernel 11-oz. pkgs• Lull ......,. 59c ... Peas -- --- - - - - - - - - - - -- - 39c lb. Avondale cans Lux loouly 1 1 42e 1 1 ...... ..... · -- -·- --· ·t. ........... - 89c .. FNiho.-. R19. "" Voluo loyor R I 1 Sausage No.1 FiPai-Tolith 1 ' ' Tom. Soup lh. :1 Klelba1l l-Ib. 1 n . Hams • _____ -~h~'~ ~ _H·~ • • - Ocean Perch I SAVINGS TO··· !i )I i Lclltr lontltts, Rolled & Tied Campbell's 89 Womens & Childrens · Lunch Meat Ioiii Aro Quality 'ri<o II 'l1lo Dlf- Maxwell House OUR YEAR-END SALE! ••• 45c \ •••••• • Coffee ...:..,;..,.;...... 63e GREAT REDUctiONS AT I • • • •• •• • '• lb. YacPac Swill Liquid -~ '')( Whole Fresh • • ••• •• • II ............... , Soci·e·ty News Roasting lb. Lux Liquid •• K,...r lrancl Chicken ····· ....... 83c DocroR . I lb. Whole Smoked BEGINNING FRIDAY ., -i: . _ , Backs Wings .• . •. 29c • lOc Who1e Legs ---------·------ lb 45e I I "'AYS Full Shank H'alf "All" • ~ _........... 49c 1 Breast Quarters .. Breasts. • 49c Thighs •• .. 45e Livers ... • 89c Giz:mrds. •. 39e Dl......... IT'S HERE! THE SALE .Y(JU'V~d. BEEN WAITING FOR, GIGANnC<', STORE WIDE .JANUARY . Eden 85e I.OG CABIN w.w.: Financial Gossip edHam _...._ Friday ~ s.tvrday . . 10 A.M. "Til5 P.M. I om 10. My mother Is getting married and 1 don't like t h e man she is marrying. My brother and I bate to eat at bI• bouse because we dOn't g e t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§@~~~~~~~~~- s y _ _ , ,....... , ..... - CWc I II Leg Quarters "Frying Piece Chieken" -ID.oiut-6 J>..NY 5Til.~ Jlryine doz• 'lill if ' .. �• ~-.----.-- • • " - - .. En Deck 0' • ·. Time F You fo • •• No Purcluue 'Required To Pl411 ..Deck Q' Monell' HE'S NOT ~, 8UTHE '5 !<:r THE s.o.M.E P~...CE IN ""'-'THER CAJ:16L ITY" • ' ' I end What muchup todoing eat, the anddishes_ we always woold you tell us to do?-WORRY WART "All" 14 ............... . ..,. 8001.( STORE "All" . 89c I II. ..•• :~ .•••.•.• ospi~l Try .to see his good points. just because he can't cook or do diS!I· A mao Knitwear Executive Studies Page I Heads For Clues to Upcomin'!, (:olor Popularities Isn't all bad NEW YORK IUPfi -Garment " I can tell what ro!ors wil! · Weinstein has been top man manufa cturers USUCllJy study be populfl r by reading the at Alberoy only three year!! the women 'o; pagf's of ru•wspa· headline stories, " Weinstein an~ be_fore he. beca me a~ ~xepers and magazin('<; tu keeo , said in an interview . ·' If the Icutlve m the hrm, a subs1d1ary - - - - -- - - - - abreast of happen 1ng s in the news is bad, people seem to of Be.ldoch ~opper, he, had no t By Martha Holsinger I world of ra ~ lli•HL prefer bright colors.' exper1ence m women s fa shAttendance at Eden Sunday 1 ions. But Jof'l \\ em~ tdn. president Recalls New Lflok Schoo] on Jan. 8 w~s 86. I of Alberm. Inc ., reads the Weinstein recalled that Chris· j He had been ill for more Mrs. Elden Blake, Sr .• is a fr ont pa gr~ tc1 gt't ideas t.or h1s Han Dior's "N~ w Look," a than a ye~r . recuperating in patient at St. Jose~ Hospital. nrm . whJl'h 1s engaged m tht! coaservative fas hJOn mode that ~orlh Afr1ca, before he went Her room number IS 416, 4th , manurnc:ure of knitwear. called for long skirts. was cr~- to work for Beldoch Popper. ' Floor. Anyone wiihing to may I ----- - - - ·a ted during the peaceful lull But he had ideas that didn't send her a card. ~ : that occurred in the first years come from Pari s. Mrs. J ames CarTer and Jif%1after the end of Worlrt War fl. my Lee, Long Bottom and Mr. . Today. he noted, with · condiand Mrs. Alva Holsinger~ Jr., lions uns<!tlled. miniskirts have and Paul Wayne of Racine vis~ beC'ome popular. Iited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley. . Because hi s firm caters es· Hy Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. pedally to young people. wemClair Reed spent the pas: If your baby has been nurs- , ~ tein moves among them to week with Mr. and Mrs. Mike ing wel l. then one day refuses ; find out what they are think· Kerwin. to nurse from one breast, don 't ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ro~ _Holsingt·ut tt11 s rlw.~on t'l men whim. He is not opposed to usin g· By Bertha Parker j er and family of Gtlenfield reHe may have discovered what bright colors at a tlme' whe'l ] Attendance at the Free Meth- cently spent a Sund~ ,with Mr. you had not ~uspected - ~ be· the trend LS toward muted 1oo 1st Sunday School on Jan. 15 and Mrs. Alva Hotsblger, Sr. l ginning brJ.as1 C"ancer . One of tones if he believes he knows was 123. Offering was $22.97. : Also visiting in the borne were ! Mrs. Charles Karr entered ! Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and !ieveral mothers_ to whom th1 s what customers prefqr. 1 happPned ~a~ still nur:il ~g a 20- I Gear~ To Tbe Voong 1 Holzer Hospital Sunday for ob- s?n, Mr. and Mrs. Russel] ~~1- i mon th-old dnld. The child was . Wenstem s s weate~s a nd lservation and treatment. I !'mger, Daphne Gay and Philip I old enough tu talk and said the skirts are geared for tbe high I Word has been received that I Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton milk rrnm the mother's .left ' school and college sets but he Mr. Vernon Howell has been H~tsi nger and family , Mr. and 1 breast ~·as ~o good. One tJme ·said they are:k popular with returned from the hospital to~s. Virgil Holsinger and Bren- 1 wh~n th1s child bec~me drow~;y 1 older women who hav:e, figures , the home of his daughter and 1da Holsinge r. 1 wh1 \r> nur~ tng thP nght b:east. I that permit ·· them to ~1'_Mlal:l l son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George : Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chevathe mother _moved the_ ch1ld to young in heart. 4J1ick·ie, J~n Carruthers, Beach City. Mr s. l lier and family and Ml'. and_ · the other s1de The ctnld !lwak- and Ethel Kenped:y"~ are said',to ! Howell is improving from her Mrs. Howard Nelson spent the ened at once and refused to be among thnse who as k for AI- Illness. week end with their nurse. t>eroy garments. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaer- Mr. and Mrs. I van Chevalier. The mo:her then used a er visited recently with · Mr. I Martha Holsinger, Fannie hrrast puln~ to relieve lhe left t: nd \1rs. Fritz Stah, New l ley and Susie Kerwin•.,~~~::~ . breast and. in doing :so, noticed I ["OlD( OC \ :\1arshfield. ITuesday evening with G a tumor . Doctors ca n only specMr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorst Holsinger. ulate _as to why babies ~eject ! • hve gone to Columbu s where : Eddie Lee Bigley spent a the milk from a breast With a I. Mr. Dorst is employed. Iweek recently with his aunt, ' ~gmmng cancer. H may be Mr. and Mrs . Mark Stahl of : Mrs. Robert Webb at Guysville . that the br~>a kdown produrts ~lock dale vi~ited recently with i Mr. and Mrs. James from the tum ur give the milk : !Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. i and Mr. and Mrs. k' o:,'~,~ ~ ~ an oft .nav nr. . . By Mrs_ J . E. Radekln I Kev. Eugene Gill attended a Nelson visited SaturdaY-Breast_ cancer m a nursmg Mr3. Maude Holcomb wa~ in 1Southern District Ministers i with Mr . and Mrs. Clinton 1101- ;1 mother ts hnut collmmon . bu t. , Columbus Monday for her d0 r. meeting at Zanesville. singer and family. when ~ ba Y. ca s atte.ntJon to 1 t<!r appointment and fro 1nl The Nen's FelloY.. ship Mrs. Robert Van one- by _refusrng the .mvolved there lanned t0 b 1 ... lthe Women's Missionary daughter, Doris Bel1n't!; visit-11 brf'ast 1t mav be helpmg to 1 P go Y Pan . 1 'h h . . . A II to Caiifornia to spend the rt>- 1ty or the Free Methodist cburctJ ed Mr. and Mrs. Alva H;~;~:; l l 1 1 save t e mot er 8 1 e. . · · 1 . . . h b J mamrter ol' th .. winter w1th !->Pr held the1r annual potluck dm- cr and Mr. and Mrs. 1 .omps ~~ 1 e reast 0 8 n~rs- daughter and- son-in-l<"~w, Mr 1ner at the Rock Springs Carter and family Monday mgl moll·er ar:,notdcanc~r ut, , ;;;nd t.1rs. Don McB!ane Hall . Se venty persons attended . ening. "'len. \llV· <trt .n familv I Mr. an d Mrs. B'll H'1cks of d' oun .hl f' :-;h d. t .:-:on f1rm or 1sprove t e 1agno·· • , • • u• · · d · sis shou ld be made without d~- 1\'lr. ar:d Mrs. Wayne Burf'h- Brble Setn.uurr IS ,.ooster VlsJte ~ecently . w1th lay. IIeld and gra,,ddaughter, M•- llll'ortsmouth Mr. and Mrs . Mike __K_<£~~-- , loni , af Columbus were SatJ;r. , i~ 1 Q _What is tbe cause ot day guests of the ir au~.l, Members of the fa_m1ly, Mr. ~nd _ Mrs. . Shelby Paget's di sease~ How long can J. E. HadckiiL On Sunday, !\1r. 1congre-gation or Jehovah's Kmg and hmuly 11_1 ~ansmg, and you live with it? Is there any i t::nd Mrs. Eddit- Stout ol' Albi:'JJV !nesses will attend a three-day Mr. and Mrs .. W~lham Hey- 1 cure? : 'Hre guests in tl' e B.adpf. ;n, Bible seminar in nolds and fam1l y m A - The cause nf osteitis de- ' home. Sunday evening. Kt>11r- J;:muary 27-'2!( formans or Paget 's disease 1s ney Rathburn of Langs\'llle w~> s Curtis Leggo, presiding WIN A unknown but aging is a fa rtor . a callt:r. ister of the local group, said , a~ nlttSI ~ ·a"~" l)t'('Ul in ncr""' I~ • :'vlrs. G. B. Rade~in returne~ · the purpose of the conference over 40. Pt>rsons with thi s cti- ' home Saturdav after a wr ek is to provide the delegates with ~ase live untJt thev die ol snnu-" \ i.c;i t in \!}(' h"me ol her so'l. an advanced ministerial train· other cause Tt1e d.1seHse is slow Mr. nnd Mrs. Junior l \ad~>kiP 1 ing . program to h.elp them in ly progressive. It be-~ins witll n( 1\'kArthur. tbe1r B1ble teachmJ wvrk. a soflemng ot the mvulved bon~ Mrs. Effie Hoosier spent Sa tj which may ca use some defor m- urday w1th Sherrie Turner. ' RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN ity . T hi ~ ~~ tu llu wt>d hy a n·! Mr s. William Reynolds placem~>n t ot the soft bone Wllll of having an abnormal child \1iddleport has returned from bone th at is ha rder and thkker du f' n c~XIHJ,..,Ilrf' to roty~·· Michigan where she spent the tilan normal. A - X-ray technicians 1 holidays with her daughter and No cure is known bul the -;hould wear film badges or oth- ' _ _ _ _..-._....,..._...-_......... progress ol the d1:-ease C'an oe rr devices to cherk the amount ~lowed or llaltPd hy gettmg 1!of hpusure to which l!wy are diet that is ri ch in vitamin C Isuh.]PC'ted. They should also ' and milk or o:twr -;o urces of , have a p~riodic blood count. · calcium . A"pi rin Jnd small dos- i Wi th properly shJetdf>d modPrn · es of flu onde are also helpful. e quipmer~t and a ca reful observance ol the sateguards everj' Q - Would a girl who i1 a technician is taught t~e re shou:d X-ray tPehmcJan be m ~~~~~~nger. ! Society Notes i I .> ' ' . . 35( ' Laurel (}I"ff REG. PRICE Society Noles END-OF-SEASON PRICE Soap ..... .... SLASH ON ALL STYLES I ' '• I r 1 ~. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY 5299 130.00 Oown - B•l•nc:e .,. Conveni~t Ttrm~ MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ~ ...._,_ _ i 54c PM"k, Ot, Nerthtmi NavY, . LJIM, October, llackeye PHt Luck's Beans . . ... ..5 :10$1 200-ct. rolls Ivory Soap ...... .12 79c Baby Food ....... . 11:.-$1 Eggs ..... . 49c Shortening k........ . 3~ $1 6::-:~. $1 s~.- $1_ Baro Tid.e 37e a-hnut Slrolnod K.....- Grode A Wllllo $.4 "-$6..-$-~$1' ' ·. .... 0 . . ..'1 .' . ' Kroger Golden , '.,. '· ...·.~- . s- oo· - l ~. '' \ SAVE AS. MUCH AS ' - I I REGULAR PRICE ON---· Evoporoted 7 $1 '· Kroger ,.. .... ''.lte nanas - ..., ' 3-lb. can ~- I $ gals. ' Praise ,, ' Our Beit ~res~ Vilues Fr.Om $30.1)0 and Up. Now On 5•.1• ,. ':;. 3le Lifebouy "· I ..... 2 .... 41e . Every F~tllarid Wjnter·Dress · On Our Racks Now Reducedl Hundreds of Late :Arrivals Regularly _· Pri~ed From $7.0Qt o $23.00 · . Now Priced lri Four Grou~s At COLOR ' T.V. SET CERTIFIED ' GAS STATION Kennel thef Dog Food IMHie hntn•l .-i.'· DRESSES ' • 2 • SPORTSWEAK Commercial WILD BIRD 1 Aspirin .......... . 100-d. No. CIMI 'tifeoour • FREE Seed OR · · lu _.,~_,,.a1GII~~~~ DOG FOOD Purina Dog Chow, Wayne Dog Food Joy Dog Foods · · · · ~:; ~ ' Ale: toll c•ns Fresh, Temp'; . Dog Food'........ . 13 ~;. 1 $1 . . , fresh Carrots · ....·2 ~ 25c .lb. ~·· ·\Flesh Kite ........ ·. ::· 2:9~. SLACKS ..... ............. : TO,PS. SKIR'fS; ' - : • . . ••.•. .• ., . . . . BLOU'SES • SWEATERS ..••.. '. : •..•• JACKETS • I pltlo. MORE ECONOMICAL .PRICED· ALL SIZE PACKAGE ~. 10, 2$ & 50 lbs. B.REAP 6 FOR $1.10 a tor.• d..... Rollo • ~;..,. ' IIJI/..C. • j . ' ·' KAUTZ FEED-·STORE - 1- • "THE ONE STOP. STORE" EVERY THING FROM FOOD -rn FF.F.n" . 985-3347 , .CHESl'lf,R. 0. 412 O.hlo Oranges • .. 311 cans • doz. Mr'i. l ' t 2 and ' f Gold Corn .. _. ______ . _- 5 No Di Soap ·'· Argo Whole Kernel 11-oz. pkgs• Lull ......,. 59c ... Peas -- --- - - - - - - - - - - -- - 39c lb. Avondale cans Lux loouly 1 1 42e 1 1 ...... ..... · -- -·- --· ·t. ........... - 89c .. FNiho.-. R19. "" Voluo loyor R I 1 Sausage No.1 FiPai-Tolith 1 ' ' Tom. Soup lh. :1 Klelba1l l-Ib. 1 n . Hams • _____ -~h~'~ ~ _H·~ • • - Ocean Perch I SAVINGS TO··· !i )I i Lclltr lontltts, Rolled & Tied Campbell's 89 Womens & Childrens · Lunch Meat Ioiii Aro Quality 'ri<o II 'l1lo Dlf- Maxwell House OUR YEAR-END SALE! ••• 45c \ •••••• • Coffee ...:..,;..,.;...... 63e GREAT REDUctiONS AT I • • • •• •• • '• lb. YacPac Swill Liquid -~ '')( Whole Fresh • • ••• •• • II ............... , Soci·e·ty News Roasting lb. Lux Liquid •• K,...r lrancl Chicken ····· ....... 83c DocroR . I lb. Whole Smoked BEGINNING FRIDAY ., -i: . _ , Backs Wings .• . •. 29c • lOc Who1e Legs ---------·------ lb 45e I I "'AYS Full Shank H'alf "All" • ~ _........... 49c 1 Breast Quarters .. Breasts. • 49c Thighs •• .. 45e Livers ... • 89c Giz:mrds. •. 39e Dl......... IT'S HERE! THE SALE .Y(JU'V~d. BEEN WAITING FOR, GIGANnC<', STORE WIDE .JANUARY . Eden 85e I.OG CABIN w.w.: Financial Gossip edHam _...._ Friday ~ s.tvrday . . 10 A.M. "Til5 P.M. I om 10. My mother Is getting married and 1 don't like t h e man she is marrying. My brother and I bate to eat at bI• bouse because we dOn't g e t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§@~~~~~~~~~- s y _ _ , ,....... , ..... - CWc I II Leg Quarters "Frying Piece Chieken" -ID.oiut-6 J>..NY 5Til.~ Jlryine doz• 'lill if ' .. �, . I ! &Grtrnde I I "'ftr lellbll. ....,.1f!MiepMt, • . Reveals Ma]·0 rity· 0 f Retent ·Ri~ • In FI"eld Of Edoeab"on Remam Mrs.MtDel'llitt Di T:.--- .J_ es UCIWIY O~ Jn. 11, 1119 Film Shown on Current Events At Mason PTA ._...._:,~ iQ& DI1K I . • n,~-•'l· • "Mn. Hubert 0111o twled liVer II( ('In) .... 111rt11 IIJI;!Cilor rr- Mra. Provin&ial Color Gl.ti~e PICKEN~ ,fiARDWARE , BUSTER GIVE BROWN. BULOVA AMEIIICA'S FAVOiliTE CHILDIIE.II'I A tASTING SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT ALL BUSTER BROWN . •· SHOES A PHARMACY IN YOUR NOMa • t1me you shop ar DUTTONS and ROLLERS DELIVERY CLOifiT THING TO " tnchlded . 1111611 r • 4 II Mr. l'IM•• Minlletota, and - ·• .... JWlON- Mrs. &bert Ollftf '1'UeUr llld Oilier !!"A 11 hdopltalllld. 8QMEAVILLE ar pretwlonoi ochoel they joumllllm. . • p~ - Nn. Sb!l- llbowod ._. mmoo <111Tt111 evema Join, JGim Slalmo ...,...., .;;;;;;;;. Koll)'• --~...,_· It waa rweolod at tile MeiiirmiU; n, JU. I Potnl wbea the MUOII Grade Sc:Mol ten, Mellllle.and IIIII lin.~ ....,_ ""-' ltur w•·• ~? ~ •· ott~ ""' ""'' ·~ • a' ~· 10 dlo1l ~ oot:ler· • l and IA!liOie Pelot tl~ 011 -•· ,. ' :.. . I T ~ire oon1 lios _ , to be moot popular 1111 on TlleodiJ, Jan. lkiopltal , ·Parent• Tead!ers Assn., mel "" Y1 day With bla listel\ Mn. ~ IS;·~ I; .~ of Rio Gralllle with Rio erodwot.. aa evldene- i •• held b)' AJphua R. • Tueeday at the school. Nn. £d. ed With Mr. and Mra. F<11 )II Clift.oo. \ Ml l4i. 5. ~ 111\o ~ bel,_ oc1 b)' lbe feet thlt IU ll<'r tenmo. Presldenl of_ h ... ~ In J{lmewhl I Ward R~an ·presented devoUoa- Reed, Debbie : aew Mr. and Mra. ,Mn. 1! ~' ltlllt 1184, !hll was lbe ques- cent cbose Marsboll Unlvenolty. COlle&•. that ~® Mmb 1e, 1•1 • olo. 11lomu Franlt Beod n, and tamlly of ibli. 1f~ !luntlngton, w. Va. willie IU enNIIment at Rio far the Ill, lbt late Georr• Luther Ttocter, presi;ent. ~ Eut Bank '"' Slmd.ooy. ond Nn. Ezra Ji1i!B.. • per cent cbose Ohio University, o/1116'1 are liresd)' ":""''!"oneJlui.ilott Buler. Two ~ when plans ,....., nuode lo ·Mr. and M~. Al~a vbdti!d sUnday In . IN The oe. 4u per cer.t, Ather!. tbird ahead of applicatioas at buBbands, ~ Sell>)> a o d ..,.._ 1 Pi'A bUkeU.U g8111e tloo, Letart, Vialled over Mr and Mn f=~~~th:~••:.ol~the 1216 retur'> this time 1111 year. ALto Ill In- Otis M~it., preceded ber -..n the falberl ond JIIOill. weekend wit!> her ~ t&mily· E' · 85.7 per cent Other lll60-M gradual»! ,..,.. creasi111 number of appUcanll tn death. ,., eno. Tile 1ame will be held tt.•.s fllii!Uy, Mr. and M('l. . and Mro ~ We~.V~. 19611-64 graduates are fairly evenly distributed among are female. I SuniYI!JI life· • aoo, , James iiiOIIIh at Wahama. Tile date Swatzel Jnd . t Olli!PI<I)'ed In tlte field of oduca· 216 other inslltution.< Ill higher Rio's Redmen upped thl'ir Selby, lit. 2.,. Pt. Pleaaant: will be announced Iller. T be G~er Roush Is . learning. Th... are alpbaboh· record to !f.6 early this past Ithree step<lau,tblen, M r a. preoldent expressed appreclll. at !lis_ lloole after . lion. rally: Antioch College, !lpwll"'{ week with victories over Blue- Grace Bud:alft, Dlctens, W. tlon tq the town of Mason I or surgery at the Holur Hospital. Qf these 85.7 per cent who Green State Univ ., . Central field ~tate and West VIrginia Va., Miss Freda.McllormiU and fllllntla hole with gravel on the Mrs. John B~ returned ;are 'I'OI"king in oducalion. 88.3 Stale, Cincmnau Uruv .. Colo- State. The Rodmen met Pik&- Miss Louise McDermitt, both of I'OU leading Into scloool prop. ber home -~ Sattor· 'per cent are teachers, 11 .6 Jlfr rado Unov .. Floroda State Untv., l ville ,for the second Ume this San Francisco, ,,Call!ornia; three erty. day after vlsltlooi woth · ANTIQUING MADE EASY · ' cent are administratorS. and and Franklin Umv. season on Saturday, Jan. H . sisters, Mrs. Ethel Crooae. Miss Ivy Sleeth's first grade stella Gresa lo! •several woeks. ;US per cent are secondarv Still others chose ' Kent State On Wednesday, Jan. n the Aurora, Dl., Mrs. G. A. (Ida) "on the award for having tl•e Mrs. Gtadys Thom~s left JUST ~~INT, GLAZE, WIPE . ,auklanct counsellors or colh:'fe Umv .. Me~1~t . Theological Ad _ Hoc Committee officially Cummings, Rt. 2 Point Pleas- greatest representation or par· urday, for 1 VISit WI~ hr. Deep Tones N;.Soft Tints.- Wood Tot:tes ~nstructors. School, M••m• Umv. Iof Obi<,). named itself the Social lm· ant, and Miss Emma Baxter, eDt$ preeent. Refreshments wero daughter and ·soa-Jn.law, Mr. ; Michigan State Un••:· Mid~'• r<>vement Committee of Rio Elkview, W. Va .; and three served. . , and Mrs. !lor Ebersbado at ; Furthermore, of all 1960 · fi4 Tennessee _state _umv ., No~tb.- trand~ College. Its newly de- grandchUdren. l~n~. Fla. ,.-ac~~ates who returneo the western Umv .. Ohw State Umv ., fined purpose is to consider and Funeral service will be con· officiating. Rurlal wiD be In :Mrs. Blancloe '1\!cker Is Open E~.Day, All Day, 7:00 to S1~ , :quest_ion~aire, 8~ .9 per eent ~'.e , and Oklahoma State UmversJ_t~ . recommend improvemi'nts of ducted Friday 2 p.m. ill the Suncrest cemetery. Friends ingwithherdaughter,Mrs.NJ.na Sotun{oy Nl'""otll I Mason, W• VI. _working m the held for . whoch They also chose : Rollms the entire social life at Rio. Crow·Hussell Funeral Home may call at the funeral bome Stump In Columbus, Oblo, . . they were prepared wh,le "t College, Sinclair College, Umv. In Jls regular weekly meel· l..";;;;ith;;;;;;;the;;;;;;;Re;;;;;;;v;;o.;;;;H;:;;ooniieriiiiiD;;o.oiBoiiuii;t;i;er~af.;;ter"-'7,.:P~·m.;;·~W~od~n~eld~ayi;;;.==;;;the~~la~tter~~l•;;;rec.;;;upe"-'ir~atiiilniiigi;ifrt>i;;;;;;;m;i;; Rio. Of the ll.l pe~ cent . of of Dayton, Univ. of _Florida ,_ in on Wednesday, Jan. 11, tne 11· !_hose_not _workm_g m the1r ~~- Univ. of ~entuckr, Uruv . ot c!uege's Student Senate chese ~tive f1eld, s1x are hous ~- New Mex1co, Umv. of TennesStude t Center. Committee •. Wives (two ha\'e M.A. degree::</. see, Virginia State Univ., Wash- a k 0 the interior and ex!Aer· ll .. ' one is a satellite tracker for ington State Univ., Wittenberg ;;;r ban tifi t"on of Rio's -" 'e federa l gov ernment, and nne Univ. , and Xavier University. r ;:u n~:/ 8 jj . full-time graduate studt'nt. , As R.io continues to ,'Jfaduate stuThde el"'enth. issue of the~~; ll . . ,_ e ev • d an ever-mcreasmg numucr o1 . f ' -- One question asked the gr<i · . h th I' t ~ 87 acaderruc year o j i'i.t vht:ther or not thf."V semors eac year, e IS campus newspaper. "Srnolu• ll _. es was ' · "· h i 05 tit f chosen by ' bad oontinued their edu cation ~·Ig er u wns. Signals," went on sale tn;~~~::C:: II .m graduatr or pro trssional RGC graduates Wlll expand ev•• Frl'day, Jan. l3. ev~ry Ad . th ·t poll's vu Schools srnce their graduatioo e~ more. n as In e pas ' ed in this big, six-page edltit>n from RG C. In this an~a. 52.3 R~o Grande CoUege graduat~s are articles or. Rio's drinking r cent of those- who return£d , will be sought after for employ- problem , the debate team, final ~~ . . s have oontin· I· ment tu~ questtonna11·e . , by thosed who l.e<3 have · th held t """'"'mm ........., · atJ'ons, and campus 5 iJed their educcHion , of the : RIO past gra ua m e u · velopments. Atso ts • • • not I most esteem. rti I possible f1.7 per rent w.~o uave Ia~ THIS PAST WEEK AT RJU: an a c e ou a new ¥to.3doP'so' lcn'?~esnaetdartfhuetyure. p I Til_ e English 2110 elass of jour· hopeful for the 1968 ReiJUblicar•ll "' nomination, an article ::~n the Th cll'e.vement of Rio ! nahsm students toured the stu- adventures ef Rio's own Fr~ Gran:e aCo~e.ge graduates in I dios and facilities of Columbu.s Bouie (professor emeritus), and other higher institutions to j TV stations WHNS and WLW- a fiery letter to tlte which they have gone upon · C on Tu.es~y, ~an. 10 to .g~m Signals" editor . Be sure to graduation from Rio is best further mslght mto televtslon this issue. . \ ~ . evidenced through the apparent On Friday, .Jan. 13 the com· V1lue success of these Individuals ;" blned st•fls of the "Smoke · , nals" and the their ~hosen endeavors. This can be seen in the 52 .3 Rio's vearbook. held a farewell per cent who have continued party" at the Sllrin..-'s Club . · Jlor RMiuclnt Miss Barbara McNutt, Acti.'lg thir education. Of these gr~duates. only 31.8 per cent ha•·e Director of College lj.elations. actually re<'eived advanced dewho will be leavilll at the end I grees. However, the remainin~ of this semester. 611.2 per cent are still workinR Pi'. PLEASANT - Installa· COMING AT RIO: . on the:ir advanced degrees. lion of three ruling elders and With the last finai ~ammaI 1'1\is·sit.uatio!l ca~ be u.nrierstood six deacons was held Sunday at 1tion on Thursday, Jan. 19, tile ill that the quesuonnaJre ~v~r- the Presbyterian church. •·seme31er break" vacallon ed only graduates of RGC on Ulf The olders. H? 0 . Francis. will begin. It will end on MonJ!JOO.jj4 period. Mrs. 0. C. Ha!l and, Jotl .~ • day, .Jan. 30, '\'ith tlte beginning The 31.8 per cent whe recer~- ty were orda'' l i . ' 1f ed : of the seconC~tsemester. ed advanced degrees hold SU''" as eiders for $ s. On Tl1ursd6y, Jan. 26, Wil· degrees es the B. D., lll. A.. Robert Crulck , 'Jilli'n 'I· iiam Hall, Director of the M. Ed .. and Ph. D. bert, Mrs. Lloyd Holmes, Blain School of Journalism at the Several RGC graduates have Mohr, Mrs. Douglas Rouse and Ohio State University, will dis· C(lntinued their education !Mrs. Charles Young were or· j cuss newspaper journalism It ' ' through the acceptance of ~n -: rlained and installed as deacons j a 6 p.m. Journalistic Dinner .• $1.SO Value Dorothy Perkins, Bouquet or Rose Service Grants from the NatJOri· :for three year terms. 1Meeting in the Rio Grande al Science Foundation. 1 Tile Session of the church Is College Dining Hail. lri'il Ano\her question answerod by :composed of 15 elders and the Beginning on Feb. 1 and con· ...i'!M ...,. NOW 126 graduates Gf Rio from 1900- , pastor. The SessiOn IS respon- tinuing throughout the month, ~ "-'t""""~ ~""~ ' ··~· ~ • ~;t\ 64 ls that of which gradu~tes . sible fo~ the church's total pro- 1 Lhe Davis Library will feature ' · ~-·:; t ...., - -- - - - -- .. !gram. 1he Boara of Deacons is 1 a show of ORIGINAL liUtn. Pleasant Valley Hospital 1 composed of fifteen persons and 1graphs. This sbow is SJIOIIS"1"· NOW Admilled - Mrs. Melford IS responsobie lor the steward- ] ed by Ute Arts and Crafts ConFrederick, Racine; Pauline ! sh1~ program of the church and ; ter, Pittsburgh, Pa. and will be . ' Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. mamtenance of the church ' .;:h t the Ohio Norti:Jem Un·hv· · property l ,owna . . wl a ~er SmJt , mLon. , · I iversity arter Ieavmg RIO. Di"'barged - Mrs. Darrell • Tile next film to be shown ny HP.:rdman and son, Mt. Alto; I the Rio Grande- Film Society is Mrs. Furl Rogers, Pt. Pleasant; scheduled lor February S and Mrs. Cleo Holley, Pt. Pleasant. · PT. PLEASANT will be "Requiem for a Heavv·ll I I The Average Guy, or Gal ' • -~.Jr. _., l! ...,..,.. .. l ) • • ... .. • Pwoqtv-.. ~e~~mo~~ .111>'4-, an rdrm•• ariru.ac. a.r~~~ Bll!• aiJ ,..,~ .... ·--.-Mr.""' ~ ••·•inS· .~ ·" ~ Jlolw."' '!ott~ wei.,.. ~- 11611. ,..,. •• .. • - end I (· Wo·t llver frH .. lht ~lwlng towntt AlumiAI'tA .W. . •Chostor •Mooon •Raflno ' •SJ!Ql<UIO •Mt~ THURSDAY, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY ALL HATS AT CL'OSE OUT PRICES •Cholhlro tRullonol ,..,.' Chapman· Canad~y Phillips Sisters Style Shop 98c Value SUPER ANAHIST · · ·· · ·· · 73c Court St. . In the MlddM Block Nat t. Roi I'll.. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI JTORI Pomeroy Ph. 992-2589 53c Value BANDAIDS · ...... · .. .. .. 39c Ruling Elders, Six Deacons · $3.00 79c Value GlllmE FOAMY · ···· · · · 59c Are Installed .A t · Big 3 Markets • • • AYDS e These Items ' 49c Value 4 Way Cold Tablets ;·· · · · 37c ''• I I ( ! $1.98 Value GILLmE Super Stainless Steel BLADES · · · · · · $1.53 BATH OIL $2.00 Value Max Factor COMBINAnON NAIL SAnN GlOSS OVER AND UPSnCK ........ •· .. :: ·,...... 69c.Yalue Johnson &Johnson BABY POWDER 32c 60c Value MENNEN BABY "GIC · · · ··· · · · · 46c MARKET / . Kingsbury Social News ' l 1 1 1 LARGE SIZE HUSH PUPPIES SALE CONnNUES THE SHOE BOX ·t,.~~mes walker wr.o has 1 "'en a patient at Pleasant Val· . Ho,pital has retumed home llf1.. Walker is still a pa· Holzer !lospital. \ conAGE . ·CHEESE ~..... ' ' word qar origiiUitod oilcient Sa.,..Xril It was sarkara, which meu5 i>letl" or tiny slonea, loo tile forM Delivery eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS eJILYWOOD e,PANELING 1P I .HEATING ' MEAT VALUES • Smoked C · ~ lies i '' 4toBIIto. · ·At DllttOn's . and ' TEI:EPHONE " . I ILL c FOR DISHES • • • INSTAttT . COFFEE . . '·· --,· • • • • • • 6oz. jlr • • • • • DEL MONTE • • • ' ' 303 Clnl • MAKHA WHITE • YELL.W, WHITE, ·DEVIL'S FOOD • AND PIE FILLING ALL VARIETIES • box • • • • ATROWR'S IN REAl c glint siu Cln STAMPS . c • •• • 4601. ' c • • • S&H s,1vt . .. ~ostage - DEPT. STORE • '' l • • • Plumbing Supplies : 59c Value PQRDS COLD~~lM · •· ·· · ·· · ·· · · · 43c $2.00 Value TUSSY HAND & 10~'( LOTION $1.00 • $2.00 Val11e NICE & EASY HAIR COLOR .... $1.45 ' 4 ... I i Maoon, W. Vo. eROOFING ePAINTS SUPPLIES 'I'l l; . '1-rg~ Family s1!'\..1 Pkg. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY nUSS4 ·~ ' e 26oz. bot. •DM~¥ • $2.30 Value Y'ARDLEY ~~~ (~ f!nl ······ $1.75 $1.00 Value 'BRECK SH. . . ~ .. ~ •.. •.. •.... 7'c AT RUTLAND c•n '" DEP'l'. _B,V¥ ..·' e 24oz. ... ALL FLAVORS . mi We reserve the right to lliitlt quantities on all Items • • CREAM . ' PIES 1 UVESTOCK SALES CO. weight."' PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Rio's president, Alphus . R. Saturday Jau. 14 1917 Christensen, will leave Wtth a HOGS to 220 jg to 20 .· groop of official~ fro~ many 35; Heavies 18 to 20.10·: Light• colleges and uo•verstUes for 17.70 to 20.35; Fat Sows 16 to · tour of several European lleturning hoone from Reno. , 19.75; Boars 10.50 to IS; Pigs 61in the near future. ~. Nevada. and making his home! to 12. The twelfth 1ssue of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I CA'I'nE - Heifers 15.115 to "Smoke Signals" will be releJ•s- 11 Elma Smith is Stephen Smith ' 20.t0; Fat Cows 15 to 18: Can· od either on Friday, Feb .•4_lte ll and sons, Steve and Marty. ners 13 to 14.75; Bul~s lU.IO lo Friday, Feb. 11. The exact url Visiting with Mrs. Elizabe~h 22.80; Stock Steers 18.50 to 22.· will be announced later. Murray recently were Mr.;;. 50; Stock Heifers 16 to 21; In next week's "Discover Harold Will of Pcmeroy $IT,!j Stock Steer Calves 22 to 27; Grande College," re~~d;:=E:II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Will aod Stock ReHer Calves 20 to 25. details of the Jan. 10 ·family who were enroute to VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.85: meeting of Pres. ·Petersburg. Va ! Seconds 37.35; Medium 30 to 34.· and eight Rio students. Mr. Elijah Michael visited : 10; Common & Heavies 26 to with his daughter, Mr. and ' 37.50. ' Mrs. Hranch Miller and fam ily I; , fi ol Belpre recently. FIVE ELECTED :· Mrs. Roberta Carruthers v;s- PT. PLEASANT - Five i~ one day recently wi th Mrs. with elected to the Cbarles King . Christ Episcopal Church duriin• ll ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Murray visit- ttbe annual congregational din· recently wtth Mr. and Mi'!l. Iner held at the Parish House. en Hal":"ison . IElected to three year terms ,v. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton iwere Chester A. Roush, Jack d ns recent visitor!; . Mr . al'ld 1 Dunt, Robert Johnson and John Middleport ~ fs. Lloyd Br'.~eks of Barber-' Elected for a one year and Mr . ond Mrs. Genr! was Lester S. Corrick. Williams of Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr~h YOU CAN SA E 0 Jr. and family were in Colu:n· V M NEY AT b.tls Sunday to visit with l!iofford and Burdell Brofforclll 19, 20 and 21 • FROZEN f'fiOD $1::•0 ,' ~ Colollo - - - - - - - AT RACINE WAID CROSS SONS • AT TUPPERS PLAINS e LYONS MARKU $1.25 Value MYDOL ................ 97c lce.Milk e Sale January . $1·~,9 39c Value 5 Ray Deodorant Pads ·· 28c On • .. �, . I ! &Grtrnde I I "'ftr lellbll. ....,.1f!MiepMt, • . Reveals Ma]·0 rity· 0 f Retent ·Ri~ • In FI"eld Of Edoeab"on Remam Mrs.MtDel'llitt Di T:.--- .J_ es UCIWIY O~ Jn. 11, 1119 Film Shown on Current Events At Mason PTA ._...._:,~ iQ& DI1K I . • n,~-•'l· • "Mn. Hubert 0111o twled liVer II( ('In) .... 111rt11 IIJI;!Cilor rr- Mra. Provin&ial Color Gl.ti~e PICKEN~ ,fiARDWARE , BUSTER GIVE BROWN. BULOVA AMEIIICA'S FAVOiliTE CHILDIIE.II'I A tASTING SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT ALL BUSTER BROWN . •· SHOES A PHARMACY IN YOUR NOMa • t1me you shop ar DUTTONS and ROLLERS DELIVERY CLOifiT THING TO " tnchlded . 1111611 r • 4 II Mr. l'IM•• Minlletota, and - ·• .... JWlON- Mrs. &bert Ollftf '1'UeUr llld Oilier !!"A 11 hdopltalllld. 8QMEAVILLE ar pretwlonoi ochoel they joumllllm. . • p~ - Nn. Sb!l- llbowod ._. mmoo <111Tt111 evema Join, JGim Slalmo ...,...., .;;;;;;;;. Koll)'• --~...,_· It waa rweolod at tile MeiiirmiU; n, JU. I Potnl wbea the MUOII Grade Sc:Mol ten, Mellllle.and IIIII lin.~ ....,_ ""-' ltur w•·• ~? ~ •· ott~ ""' ""'' ·~ • a' ~· 10 dlo1l ~ oot:ler· • l and IA!liOie Pelot tl~ 011 -•· ,. ' :.. . I T ~ire oon1 lios _ , to be moot popular 1111 on TlleodiJ, Jan. lkiopltal , ·Parent• Tead!ers Assn., mel "" Y1 day With bla listel\ Mn. ~ IS;·~ I; .~ of Rio Gralllle with Rio erodwot.. aa evldene- i •• held b)' AJphua R. • Tueeday at the school. Nn. £d. ed With Mr. and Mra. F<11 )II Clift.oo. \ Ml l4i. 5. ~ 111\o ~ bel,_ oc1 b)' lbe feet thlt IU ll<'r tenmo. Presldenl of_ h ... ~ In J{lmewhl I Ward R~an ·presented devoUoa- Reed, Debbie : aew Mr. and Mra. ,Mn. 1! ~' ltlllt 1184, !hll was lbe ques- cent cbose Marsboll Unlvenolty. COlle&•. that ~® Mmb 1e, 1•1 • olo. 11lomu Franlt Beod n, and tamlly of ibli. 1f~ !luntlngton, w. Va. willie IU enNIIment at Rio far the Ill, lbt late Georr• Luther Ttocter, presi;ent. ~ Eut Bank '"' Slmd.ooy. ond Nn. Ezra Ji1i!B.. • per cent cbose Ohio University, o/1116'1 are liresd)' ":""''!"oneJlui.ilott Buler. Two ~ when plans ,....., nuode lo ·Mr. and M~. Al~a vbdti!d sUnday In . IN The oe. 4u per cer.t, Ather!. tbird ahead of applicatioas at buBbands, ~ Sell>)> a o d ..,.._ 1 Pi'A bUkeU.U g8111e tloo, Letart, Vialled over Mr and Mn f=~~~th:~••:.ol~the 1216 retur'> this time 1111 year. ALto Ill In- Otis M~it., preceded ber -..n the falberl ond JIIOill. weekend wit!> her ~ t&mily· E' · 85.7 per cent Other lll60-M gradual»! ,..,.. creasi111 number of appUcanll tn death. ,., eno. Tile 1ame will be held tt.•.s fllii!Uy, Mr. and M('l. . and Mro ~ We~.V~. 19611-64 graduates are fairly evenly distributed among are female. I SuniYI!JI life· • aoo, , James iiiOIIIh at Wahama. Tile date Swatzel Jnd . t Olli!PI<I)'ed In tlte field of oduca· 216 other inslltution.< Ill higher Rio's Redmen upped thl'ir Selby, lit. 2.,. Pt. Pleaaant: will be announced Iller. T be G~er Roush Is . learning. Th... are alpbaboh· record to !f.6 early this past Ithree step<lau,tblen, M r a. preoldent expressed appreclll. at !lis_ lloole after . lion. rally: Antioch College, !lpwll"'{ week with victories over Blue- Grace Bud:alft, Dlctens, W. tlon tq the town of Mason I or surgery at the Holur Hospital. Qf these 85.7 per cent who Green State Univ ., . Central field ~tate and West VIrginia Va., Miss Freda.McllormiU and fllllntla hole with gravel on the Mrs. John B~ returned ;are 'I'OI"king in oducalion. 88.3 Stale, Cincmnau Uruv .. Colo- State. The Rodmen met Pik&- Miss Louise McDermitt, both of I'OU leading Into scloool prop. ber home -~ Sattor· 'per cent are teachers, 11 .6 Jlfr rado Unov .. Floroda State Untv., l ville ,for the second Ume this San Francisco, ,,Call!ornia; three erty. day after vlsltlooi woth · ANTIQUING MADE EASY · ' cent are administratorS. and and Franklin Umv. season on Saturday, Jan. H . sisters, Mrs. Ethel Crooae. Miss Ivy Sleeth's first grade stella Gresa lo! •several woeks. ;US per cent are secondarv Still others chose ' Kent State On Wednesday, Jan. n the Aurora, Dl., Mrs. G. A. (Ida) "on the award for having tl•e Mrs. Gtadys Thom~s left JUST ~~INT, GLAZE, WIPE . ,auklanct counsellors or colh:'fe Umv .. Me~1~t . Theological Ad _ Hoc Committee officially Cummings, Rt. 2 Point Pleas- greatest representation or par· urday, for 1 VISit WI~ hr. Deep Tones N;.Soft Tints.- Wood Tot:tes ~nstructors. School, M••m• Umv. Iof Obi<,). named itself the Social lm· ant, and Miss Emma Baxter, eDt$ preeent. Refreshments wero daughter and ·soa-Jn.law, Mr. ; Michigan State Un••:· Mid~'• r<>vement Committee of Rio Elkview, W. Va .; and three served. . , and Mrs. !lor Ebersbado at ; Furthermore, of all 1960 · fi4 Tennessee _state _umv ., No~tb.- trand~ College. Its newly de- grandchUdren. l~n~. Fla. ,.-ac~~ates who returneo the western Umv .. Ohw State Umv ., fined purpose is to consider and Funeral service will be con· officiating. Rurlal wiD be In :Mrs. Blancloe '1\!cker Is Open E~.Day, All Day, 7:00 to S1~ , :quest_ion~aire, 8~ .9 per eent ~'.e , and Oklahoma State UmversJ_t~ . recommend improvemi'nts of ducted Friday 2 p.m. ill the Suncrest cemetery. Friends ingwithherdaughter,Mrs.NJ.na Sotun{oy Nl'""otll I Mason, W• VI. _working m the held for . whoch They also chose : Rollms the entire social life at Rio. Crow·Hussell Funeral Home may call at the funeral bome Stump In Columbus, Oblo, . . they were prepared wh,le "t College, Sinclair College, Umv. In Jls regular weekly meel· l..";;;;ith;;;;;;;the;;;;;;;Re;;;;;;;v;;o.;;;;H;:;;ooniieriiiiiD;;o.oiBoiiuii;t;i;er~af.;;ter"-'7,.:P~·m.;;·~W~od~n~eld~ayi;;;.==;;;the~~la~tter~~l•;;;rec.;;;upe"-'ir~atiiilniiigi;ifrt>i;;;;;;;m;i;; Rio. Of the ll.l pe~ cent . of of Dayton, Univ. of _Florida ,_ in on Wednesday, Jan. 11, tne 11· !_hose_not _workm_g m the1r ~~- Univ. of ~entuckr, Uruv . ot c!uege's Student Senate chese ~tive f1eld, s1x are hous ~- New Mex1co, Umv. of TennesStude t Center. Committee •. Wives (two ha\'e M.A. degree::</. see, Virginia State Univ., Wash- a k 0 the interior and ex!Aer· ll .. ' one is a satellite tracker for ington State Univ., Wittenberg ;;;r ban tifi t"on of Rio's -" 'e federa l gov ernment, and nne Univ. , and Xavier University. r ;:u n~:/ 8 jj . full-time graduate studt'nt. , As R.io continues to ,'Jfaduate stuThde el"'enth. issue of the~~; ll . . ,_ e ev • d an ever-mcreasmg numucr o1 . f ' -- One question asked the gr<i · . h th I' t ~ 87 acaderruc year o j i'i.t vht:ther or not thf."V semors eac year, e IS campus newspaper. "Srnolu• ll _. es was ' · "· h i 05 tit f chosen by ' bad oontinued their edu cation ~·Ig er u wns. Signals," went on sale tn;~~~::C:: II .m graduatr or pro trssional RGC graduates Wlll expand ev•• Frl'day, Jan. l3. ev~ry Ad . th ·t poll's vu Schools srnce their graduatioo e~ more. n as In e pas ' ed in this big, six-page edltit>n from RG C. In this an~a. 52.3 R~o Grande CoUege graduat~s are articles or. Rio's drinking r cent of those- who return£d , will be sought after for employ- problem , the debate team, final ~~ . . s have oontin· I· ment tu~ questtonna11·e . , by thosed who l.e<3 have · th held t """'"'mm ........., · atJ'ons, and campus 5 iJed their educcHion , of the : RIO past gra ua m e u · velopments. Atso ts • • • not I most esteem. rti I possible f1.7 per rent w.~o uave Ia~ THIS PAST WEEK AT RJU: an a c e ou a new ¥to.3doP'so' lcn'?~esnaetdartfhuetyure. p I Til_ e English 2110 elass of jour· hopeful for the 1968 ReiJUblicar•ll "' nomination, an article ::~n the Th cll'e.vement of Rio ! nahsm students toured the stu- adventures ef Rio's own Fr~ Gran:e aCo~e.ge graduates in I dios and facilities of Columbu.s Bouie (professor emeritus), and other higher institutions to j TV stations WHNS and WLW- a fiery letter to tlte which they have gone upon · C on Tu.es~y, ~an. 10 to .g~m Signals" editor . Be sure to graduation from Rio is best further mslght mto televtslon this issue. . \ ~ . evidenced through the apparent On Friday, .Jan. 13 the com· V1lue success of these Individuals ;" blned st•fls of the "Smoke · , nals" and the their ~hosen endeavors. This can be seen in the 52 .3 Rio's vearbook. held a farewell per cent who have continued party" at the Sllrin..-'s Club . · Jlor RMiuclnt Miss Barbara McNutt, Acti.'lg thir education. Of these gr~duates. only 31.8 per cent ha•·e Director of College lj.elations. actually re<'eived advanced dewho will be leavilll at the end I grees. However, the remainin~ of this semester. 611.2 per cent are still workinR Pi'. PLEASANT - Installa· COMING AT RIO: . on the:ir advanced degrees. lion of three ruling elders and With the last finai ~ammaI 1'1\is·sit.uatio!l ca~ be u.nrierstood six deacons was held Sunday at 1tion on Thursday, Jan. 19, tile ill that the quesuonnaJre ~v~r- the Presbyterian church. •·seme31er break" vacallon ed only graduates of RGC on Ulf The olders. H? 0 . Francis. will begin. It will end on MonJ!JOO.jj4 period. Mrs. 0. C. Ha!l and, Jotl .~ • day, .Jan. 30, '\'ith tlte beginning The 31.8 per cent whe recer~- ty were orda'' l i . ' 1f ed : of the seconC~tsemester. ed advanced degrees hold SU''" as eiders for $ s. On Tl1ursd6y, Jan. 26, Wil· degrees es the B. D., lll. A.. Robert Crulck , 'Jilli'n 'I· iiam Hall, Director of the M. Ed .. and Ph. D. bert, Mrs. Lloyd Holmes, Blain School of Journalism at the Several RGC graduates have Mohr, Mrs. Douglas Rouse and Ohio State University, will dis· C(lntinued their education !Mrs. Charles Young were or· j cuss newspaper journalism It ' ' through the acceptance of ~n -: rlained and installed as deacons j a 6 p.m. Journalistic Dinner .• $1.SO Value Dorothy Perkins, Bouquet or Rose Service Grants from the NatJOri· :for three year terms. 1Meeting in the Rio Grande al Science Foundation. 1 Tile Session of the church Is College Dining Hail. lri'il Ano\her question answerod by :composed of 15 elders and the Beginning on Feb. 1 and con· ...i'!M ...,. NOW 126 graduates Gf Rio from 1900- , pastor. The SessiOn IS respon- tinuing throughout the month, ~ "-'t""""~ ~""~ ' ··~· ~ • ~;t\ 64 ls that of which gradu~tes . sible fo~ the church's total pro- 1 Lhe Davis Library will feature ' · ~-·:; t ...., - -- - - - -- .. !gram. 1he Boara of Deacons is 1 a show of ORIGINAL liUtn. Pleasant Valley Hospital 1 composed of fifteen persons and 1graphs. This sbow is SJIOIIS"1"· NOW Admilled - Mrs. Melford IS responsobie lor the steward- ] ed by Ute Arts and Crafts ConFrederick, Racine; Pauline ! sh1~ program of the church and ; ter, Pittsburgh, Pa. and will be . ' Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. mamtenance of the church ' .;:h t the Ohio Norti:Jem Un·hv· · property l ,owna . . wl a ~er SmJt , mLon. , · I iversity arter Ieavmg RIO. Di"'barged - Mrs. Darrell • Tile next film to be shown ny HP.:rdman and son, Mt. Alto; I the Rio Grande- Film Society is Mrs. Furl Rogers, Pt. Pleasant; scheduled lor February S and Mrs. Cleo Holley, Pt. Pleasant. · PT. PLEASANT will be "Requiem for a Heavv·ll I I The Average Guy, or Gal ' • -~.Jr. _., l! ...,..,.. .. l ) • • ... .. • Pwoqtv-.. ~e~~mo~~ .111>'4-, an rdrm•• ariru.ac. a.r~~~ Bll!• aiJ ,..,~ .... ·--.-Mr.""' ~ ••·•inS· .~ ·" ~ Jlolw."' '!ott~ wei.,.. ~- 11611. ,..,. •• .. • - end I (· Wo·t llver frH .. lht ~lwlng towntt AlumiAI'tA .W. . •Chostor •Mooon •Raflno ' •SJ!Ql<UIO •Mt~ THURSDAY, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY ALL HATS AT CL'OSE OUT PRICES •Cholhlro tRullonol ,..,.' Chapman· Canad~y Phillips Sisters Style Shop 98c Value SUPER ANAHIST · · ·· · ·· · 73c Court St. . In the MlddM Block Nat t. Roi I'll.. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI JTORI Pomeroy Ph. 992-2589 53c Value BANDAIDS · ...... · .. .. .. 39c Ruling Elders, Six Deacons · $3.00 79c Value GlllmE FOAMY · ···· · · · 59c Are Installed .A t · Big 3 Markets • • • AYDS e These Items ' 49c Value 4 Way Cold Tablets ;·· · · · 37c ''• I I ( ! $1.98 Value GILLmE Super Stainless Steel BLADES · · · · · · $1.53 BATH OIL $2.00 Value Max Factor COMBINAnON NAIL SAnN GlOSS OVER AND UPSnCK ........ •· .. :: ·,...... 69c.Yalue Johnson &Johnson BABY POWDER 32c 60c Value MENNEN BABY "GIC · · · ··· · · · · 46c MARKET / . Kingsbury Social News ' l 1 1 1 LARGE SIZE HUSH PUPPIES SALE CONnNUES THE SHOE BOX ·t,.~~mes walker wr.o has 1 "'en a patient at Pleasant Val· . Ho,pital has retumed home llf1.. Walker is still a pa· Holzer !lospital. \ conAGE . ·CHEESE ~..... ' ' word qar origiiUitod oilcient Sa.,..Xril It was sarkara, which meu5 i>letl" or tiny slonea, loo tile forM Delivery eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS eJILYWOOD e,PANELING 1P I .HEATING ' MEAT VALUES • Smoked C · ~ lies i '' 4toBIIto. · ·At DllttOn's . and ' TEI:EPHONE " . I ILL c FOR DISHES • • • INSTAttT . COFFEE . . '·· --,· • • • • • • 6oz. jlr • • • • • DEL MONTE • • • ' ' 303 Clnl • MAKHA WHITE • YELL.W, WHITE, ·DEVIL'S FOOD • AND PIE FILLING ALL VARIETIES • box • • • • ATROWR'S IN REAl c glint siu Cln STAMPS . c • •• • 4601. ' c • • • S&H s,1vt . .. ~ostage - DEPT. STORE • '' l • • • Plumbing Supplies : 59c Value PQRDS COLD~~lM · •· ·· · ·· · ·· · · · 43c $2.00 Value TUSSY HAND & 10~'( LOTION $1.00 • $2.00 Val11e NICE & EASY HAIR COLOR .... $1.45 ' 4 ... I i Maoon, W. Vo. eROOFING ePAINTS SUPPLIES 'I'l l; . '1-rg~ Family s1!'\..1 Pkg. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY nUSS4 ·~ ' e 26oz. bot. •DM~¥ • $2.30 Value Y'ARDLEY ~~~ (~ f!nl ······ $1.75 $1.00 Value 'BRECK SH. . . ~ .. ~ •.. •.. •.... 7'c AT RUTLAND c•n '" DEP'l'. _B,V¥ ..·' e 24oz. ... ALL FLAVORS . mi We reserve the right to lliitlt quantities on all Items • • CREAM . ' PIES 1 UVESTOCK SALES CO. weight."' PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Rio's president, Alphus . R. Saturday Jau. 14 1917 Christensen, will leave Wtth a HOGS to 220 jg to 20 .· groop of official~ fro~ many 35; Heavies 18 to 20.10·: Light• colleges and uo•verstUes for 17.70 to 20.35; Fat Sows 16 to · tour of several European lleturning hoone from Reno. , 19.75; Boars 10.50 to IS; Pigs 61in the near future. ~. Nevada. and making his home! to 12. The twelfth 1ssue of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I CA'I'nE - Heifers 15.115 to "Smoke Signals" will be releJ•s- 11 Elma Smith is Stephen Smith ' 20.t0; Fat Cows 15 to 18: Can· od either on Friday, Feb .•4_lte ll and sons, Steve and Marty. ners 13 to 14.75; Bul~s lU.IO lo Friday, Feb. 11. The exact url Visiting with Mrs. Elizabe~h 22.80; Stock Steers 18.50 to 22.· will be announced later. Murray recently were Mr.;;. 50; Stock Heifers 16 to 21; In next week's "Discover Harold Will of Pcmeroy $IT,!j Stock Steer Calves 22 to 27; Grande College," re~~d;:=E:II Mr. and Mrs. Robert Will aod Stock ReHer Calves 20 to 25. details of the Jan. 10 ·family who were enroute to VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.85: meeting of Pres. ·Petersburg. Va ! Seconds 37.35; Medium 30 to 34.· and eight Rio students. Mr. Elijah Michael visited : 10; Common & Heavies 26 to with his daughter, Mr. and ' 37.50. ' Mrs. Hranch Miller and fam ily I; , fi ol Belpre recently. FIVE ELECTED :· Mrs. Roberta Carruthers v;s- PT. PLEASANT - Five i~ one day recently wi th Mrs. with elected to the Cbarles King . Christ Episcopal Church duriin• ll ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Murray visit- ttbe annual congregational din· recently wtth Mr. and Mi'!l. Iner held at the Parish House. en Hal":"ison . IElected to three year terms ,v. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton iwere Chester A. Roush, Jack d ns recent visitor!; . Mr . al'ld 1 Dunt, Robert Johnson and John Middleport ~ fs. Lloyd Br'.~eks of Barber-' Elected for a one year and Mr . ond Mrs. Genr! was Lester S. Corrick. Williams of Chillicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr~h YOU CAN SA E 0 Jr. and family were in Colu:n· V M NEY AT b.tls Sunday to visit with l!iofford and Burdell Brofforclll 19, 20 and 21 • FROZEN f'fiOD $1::•0 ,' ~ Colollo - - - - - - - AT RACINE WAID CROSS SONS • AT TUPPERS PLAINS e LYONS MARKU $1.25 Value MYDOL ................ 97c lce.Milk e Sale January . $1·~,9 39c Value 5 Ray Deodorant Pads ·· 28c On • .. �I& X Fl. "t:'n . .,.IDfp...,. o. ,_ t" ~~ -~ .., ..,..,. • W•••h ~ hdaes •oelflle. Tile~...., -·* lor l!le IIVI!IIIal .....,..·by ~~ ..u....un.. ,.•· ( I • ' Yen ' AN. w;n. .. ..,.. <'tm'r od by MJ:p- ~ RtfrosbmeBto PDIONWI D!lriol . . . .loiS IIJelllaiJieri.donl, . ...... t:ddlt ~ ..... aad Mll. Wllllal ll .... lbat a. birdli 8eftrll , _ ""'"" ll!lbe't !'.<lot., ...... llcqll lbl . ..., _ , """" .... boo!! .... . . - _......,., .,..... ........ ta llao Harrr !lid ..... ,..• • SIUiorvet . . Oideted. , . , . , - ~ IA!Qdl... ....,.. ..,._ IIebei Jllob. ~ .. _ ... the ....,. tl Ida - ... hlfnlb!l 'I'IJMIDW.dll! 1\kb..t lbot -lhe State moetlaf .W bt &rd-. Mn.' Golqe lo...U, • -·• ' ""'111' 1111 !llld ......_ Corl Sba P.Dn' 'Till ...t WiE4Citit! lr\ll be M held 11 Otlfllilly Part lD Wheoi- IMn. 'l'llellDii ~ It LIYDO, IWdlo 8uons.,_, Olhll ' "' 'm l1l:ao l.tCfGD Aid· II lllo l'lllll'dl willl illlliay If lbnJuih IfilL !1.,. 1Fnod llatey Vfea n. Lle¥inc HIJ'Oid Bumg&m\'1' lie¥. also11.1' ~em,~"lurw."Yet''s l llf~N - Clrol ,ruli', prtot ~ Jllrii,MI belli 1 ~ IIH. TOm Holfmu • IIIBiooo ben ....., ·IJI'IOd to IUend. A! Mn. !.leriJ!I, .:; Martia Berlslonl, Jobn ~~umg.,.. ~ · " ldeol. pnoJded Ill lire .. •r 111 ltlondl,y evenlna rt ml Mn. 01oster Weaver u lillie ol lllillb war .-lvod Mlllll lll!mpr'Jw Mn. llltllll aer, llenwd U...lnc, ~ 11 ~ " : ~ 1111 . . . ... III!J yqr "' lbt u., !WI.~ Jolla Nol'·~-am leolcler. l'leolnt Valley Hoopltal :Berfofoni, llln. l. Sc:ita. Smiplh, Owier 11'eavor, 1 d Sbhmr ·..._._ the Go HI Club 011 Wodllet~ .. trl!l lbl ~tor. IIOT.UY CUJB foo tray favors sen! at Alva r ............. y lui Rlckanl. u- • • " doy at the Youth Center, Ma~ tdAmoo pilyed lllld llriJU 'lilt Rotrry Club mot 111urs- mas. cuti Roush........,...,_, . r •· TOWN COIJN(.'IL IIEETINO were Mr . .;nrr Rousb, Mr. on. 1'18111 were mlldo lor a bl\• "41Midod. r q llt!lldilll Weft doy evetlliJC It lbe Hortlonl ( llln. Lloyd Rousb abo....S Mrs. Cla~lbey ~ 'fill Nn RIYIII ToW!I Coql). 1~ ~ : . - ~ Ale with ~ to be 1·1!MII'1 !W:. Elm!or Rouoh, !Melhodlst Cbun:lllor their dln- slldes ol lllo Oower .....,... ·Jameo Kine ' dl met Oil Wedoeoday, Jlllllar)' ol ~ · OhiO Manl-1 10 -dri po~ membert' fH Clpeban, Mrs. Cblr-- 'ner meetl!>f. Mr. Clyde Foley, 1men Ia and lonna! IIVdtM 1tj · '' lltll lot tiJelr ~ ~ mery pn, · II> eoulliJ comp. The IJ'OIIP ·~· Podil. loin. lilrGid Ca.,.h.a rt lprinelpol of Wllwno Junlor·rod ' WIUiamsbufg, Vr. J lrAVEN IIOMEMAD:!IS jly meetiJIC witb Mayor Mart &btrl CooQ IS I medlerl ed lo eaottrfbllte to lbe Manrli ~ ~. ,s,.dle Warth,l &en~or llfgh Sd!ool, led 111e drs- ' Those atlelldlng wenr ~~n. 1 'l1le Ha_. Bomematert Ward presi4J!ul. Olben present pollellt atl(etp General HotPil-1 of ntmes. ·t ~ Mpe Weovor. Mn. !'·,.·i <US!lOil and tntormaUon sesslon JFred Bate~. Mrs. Howard W~g. Rome Demonl!lratlon Club met ,1were Hilda Ridgway, ...,.,.,..,., al In Pomeroy, Ohio. DevoUona were preserrted "' II llousb, lvo Crpohart, Mrs. on "Rising Cost iD Schools h.ave : eobals, Mrs. Harry Layne, at the bome tit' Mn. Dennis Donald 0. Roush, Oedl S.yre, . Henry F.,llu Ia a slll'(kal Miss il'tuth wtth Martha .TitnmpIIDush, Mn. Roy Weaver, /stirred - . 1 Joumallstle Ser- •Mn. Roy Proffitt, Mn. Ollie Briles. Miss Mary Pbllllpo LewiJ Capehart, ooundlman and tienl at Hohler Hospital. 11111 autst~ng. Pr<reram lea:!r'l' Tbomas GriDJield, llln. 'les, that. along lfith Federal IRoush, Mn. William CbWer sented the PfOS!'om on Donald Ohllnger, pollee chlef. Chester CUlT)' hu been • ,.. Beverly 111!1'111. Taking ~rt Gurtla, Mrs. Zelm.o Pn>grams, ore chanciDg educa-1Mrs. Dcmald Foif...., Health." lilts. lv.a Cllpebart read 11le group discussed fnsur· e.nt medleal 1>11~ent at Veters l 1;~ Mrs. Belvo IAwl.s. Mrs. lion." JCiyde Foley, Mn. tee' Gibbs, •Tpoem "SmUe.~ dJss rns Memorial Hospital. DII.W B. MeNtne;~; Allis!- were CllerJI Bums, Conn!• fl..1mx,efor toWII. They also ;~ Mrs. 'Bob Roush, on Thlll'lllly lbe Rotary club Mn. M. L. Ohlinger, Miss lAhe group played Bingo IDd CU$91!11 wiya 111c1 mUDs ol _. lilpl., Olti • ••• " - •JK. gbet, Katbey Hulhef lllld Bet.. Doris MD. Is Invited to a eombloecl meet-- lab J. Powell, Mrs. Arnold F. pdfle& were won by Mrs. too IP'Ini1DI t!lty employeer an IDs ~ Dlvftioa, C. erly carson. RelroSitlllellla wen1 jiiiJph Thompson, ml Mr •· lng at Ripley, W. Va. Rousb, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Capehart, Mrs. Bill Grinstead, oreue •tn f&lary tn the new · • ASII; TO WED lalllat ud tlotdlrellt'' · Olllt ..,..ed by Connia Gllllllld oDd Cheryl Burna. Roush. Those In attendance were L. C. Roush, Mn. IJoyd Roush, Mn. -,Emory Hart, 11:\<!iet·'.for ihe ~ year. PI'. PLEASANT - . Two cou· .Eiedrle c.....,., lla carol FrUth w111 be In eharco DORCAS CIRCLE Herman Layne, Karl . Wiles, Mrs. N. 0. Weln, Mrs. Vance The group weleomes Mrs. Less Tile JiosslbllttY nl establ!sblng ples hav~ made IP,Plleit.lons ~ Dlotri~~M~H: ' lltniiDorcaa Circle ol the IJoyd Roush, Rome Williamson . and Mn. Layne. Roush into the club as a adOS pound In New Haveo was marrl&J(.1letpse( in the olftctl lr6 Eqbleer. lleN""!'tJ 11111 of. the procram in February; Bif. ,,.._,.w~ of )be E.U.B. Church ,Clyde Foley, Jack Flesher, IJVE WIRE ClASS ~w member. The nm meeting discussed. ' . ···• o1 the bibnty• elerlc. · 11erelpOIIJIIIIelorl..toJrllll( Iy Fry, clewtlorul, and Robin 011 W-ay allemoon Ralph Whiunore, Donald F. The Uve Wire c:lass or the will be at the llome or Mrs. The p1 mee~ wiU be - ~ ' . ...PPIYI!!i were: Ronald tlillrlbodoe eonsttr~, ud Johni<MI, l;usan and Mill')' Fpx, jthorjchur<h w1th Mrs. Paul Rick· / Roush, Harry Miller, Arthur E.U.B. Church mel on Tue!day Jeoo Ma)'1181'd. , · ' ~.r. J.Duar;, !lttb at . ~ F;J, tf, ' POJI!eroy,"ohl9, • - IIUdarda illt' ·~ott~~ the relresiiJrMI!rta. u~s. , Thabet, Lew!! Summers, Rev. evening at tile bome of Mrs. Those attelldlng were ' ~-' · ~J. 8:30p.m. lor tbe ;ni..' Angeta ·Lym~ 'Gocldnlte, 11, lh c.JuabM Dlllri<l Mol lire . ' Yoo Are the · Marcus Trough, Riebard Ord, James King witb Mrs. Clayton Sadie Warth; Ml!s Mary PhlJ. ter mcinlbs. Raven. . ' • S.lk'a Ate. e1 lire EledriC A ol th arth" was preoent- 1Nelson JeMings, and Russell Atlrey and Mrs. Harry Cope- lips, Mro. Iva Cllpebart, Mrs. The eouncU has been !niOI'IIIoo · 'l'oqey Mjke· Hysell, 11, ~y. ' lT~ llB'niEAT Mrs. Jack _Flesher A· C.pehart. hart as co-h..tesses. lllro. Roy Bill Grlnsteod, Mrs. Emor;r ed tbll tire !Dod stamp program too, lllld Rosalie Ann MAsoN• - 11le Rev. Marvan to:::;;~r~~~~~~meeting_ wa• l1 GARDEN CLUB Hollman assisted the hostesses R.art, Mn. RayiP,Iipl sw.; wm ~- 1n 11\e area qa l'rl- 18, PliDy. ANNOUNCR DJNNg Frame lrl the MIS<MI Method1ot I" Martm Berrs- The New Haven Garden In the absence of Mrs . Canehart. Mrs, Aubrey HeWeiJl Mrs: Jad<s )'~ T '"" •l-IM .AJ· ---~ MASON ~ The Wrihama lllurdl was to attend !be SpiJ'. ·"•n·ding IClub met on Thursday evenmg M~; Clayton Athey was In le Cagney, gum Ml'i. Les!Or Q.idteri.~t~r Bulldlng:;:: · llooottn Assodrtlnn ltual Ute at Ctifor ... were Mrs. Iat the bome ol Mrs. Herman marge ol the devotionals IJid Roush and hostess llfrs. 1Ji!u. tween the boura o1 1. 30 a MASOCARDS SENT a IJ>8ll(lettl dlnW Lakes from llfond"7 pntU WedChester Layne with Mrs. B. R. Vance program. They opened with the nls Briles. ' and · m Alter the .m. N - The Student January 21, at Wal1amal neaday noon. He has onnouoced }'Jtlrver, Mrs. ~:;~, Roush, :as co-hostess. The meeting was alng ol "Hall Rim In Many E.U.B. BROhiERiiOOD si'll! ;1 11j be belcl evlrcy ~ cU ol Wrhatlll Hlgb School ••• i nJil!ll ·between 1·1 thet . Waltan Shepherd, repr. · e< • Mr wrth the slntllng Qf the Lands," followed with a poem .The Brolberhood or the E.U.B. ~ aq·,of lhe; liiOillb amu•u~tllal Chriltmaa caret. tickets are $1 lllld senting the Glddeon Secle!7, will . Mrs . Eddre Bum- club~· collect and pledge to "I Mel God" by Mrs. Athey. Church met'"' M<Miday ~ l:t~ ' Bu\.;,.~ ·' '"''' ' ~e ~t)y It to. all men '15 cent.. Ttcltell lllaJ be the auest ..,.alter ot the James Gllbert and the fiag.The roll call was ans Mrs. Geo..e Jewell presldnd at at the -•··zch H•- Pick g · . • · ·~ lllld ""'!1'8Y8 vlng In the· Armed Farceo lrom from anv b 1 n ••• _..- .,_....,·o;,:, --I••, Jaa·• _ "'"" • -·• ens are esc od as worklug doyl. llfsson County -, """'"'' ~ .,......., - · ... 1 "' ' " ~~ • > I uary 22nd. IE Nh"l ItA V~N ,lltt. ......_,.lib I" • 'l ltoal llolf::, Black Mar~~t 'Diversions' Are Not so Bad as ·clainied OINewYear. ,_ ""'*' I i Cllrl!!t-jlltt -~ w;. a.m.:,..Mn.R:;' ••I.-., ~ 4-H Club Holds First Meetihg 7 "llt!nrall b Colo""* . ... Iter ·gtmr ••J w !l.ii' . _ _ 7_ 7 CE .. f <R BLADE CUT CHUCK -..,t .first .t; '-/opened , ROAST ~ . 4)c :: LEG-0-W\1 .. B f R'b St L _ _ , ( . . j . Dorcas NewsNotes ·· ) • t'' . I Maybe it's beeauee tbey diKovered Jane Park~r Pie~ ... thOUIIII'Ids·have. Tl11111 to mak• -m for now Sprllljl MdN. Grab your oh- of fh- 1141 · 1 ' mark• thlo mciN. for q"lck ul.. tt. hore •••IY for fiMr a.t Barsal..!'ir:; Save 1<2 ond more now, W• have ~r..,'*' IIIII · · JCKir Shopp.n Bonallla flrat always. , . • . -· JACKETS Group No.1 Values To $16.95 Group No.2 V•luasTo $19.95 Sale s10· 00 Out Sale s12·00 All Ladies Fall and Winter MILLINERY ! price LOW DISCOUNT PRICE i +r ' ::• .. n-u,,J!.,.• JurilolilMiva s '#( ~!'~''o : Mena . ckin .- ',.'1 .:. eSWEATJ!RS e ·Bl.OUsiS ePOOR BOYS ~RIDHotnCLIARANCI .~ COATS . • 'Values to $10.95 and $11.95 In this group. Reduced for quick sale. Not rll Blzes. Out they go. Be here early $7.00 ... DRESSES· ,OYS . Values to U.99 and H.99. Ou large sroup of our Girls Better Dres.ses reduced for quick clearance. 7 to 14 and 3 to 6x. $).44 VAL~S YO $2.99 & $3.99 SWEATERS House Sliopers , LAQirlS fALL to $7.9S for qulek <leannee. $5.00 ... pr, . REG. 39c JO QT. WITH· SPOUT VALUES TO $4.91 LADIES FALL AND WINTER Plastic Pail SHOES Reg. 3flt value Bona11111 Spedll On.·large table. OIIM!u 1'111 anll 10 qt. size Plastic PaU. Aat. 'eolorr Winter llbon Reduetc~ for quick Willi pour spout, . . orle. VII- to U-98 and .5.98 111 25c ... i "r.':uet $).44 lllll~mp. $3.00 pr. . : ' \. W~Aif ~ -----:~~--...;..,. VALUU TO 39c VJ..JON 'TcHlnRIES m. AJsl el Vl.Jon ft ;~,,' e. .:.:::~~~! 1.,, ·"" .. Tou!trleo. iOt;;.i;, ~"f'~-!-~ . .,..00 • ' . pr . · · I i \. -. 6 .9C '' . ,, · ·WIENE ,j . 7 · 1 SUPER'RIGH'i' ••• ALLMEAT !:tlLILK ·"·' ·:"~ .. :.>a' L • lb. ' . >,, ' CAp'fl ~OHN-PitOliN fiSh. Sticks .. 2•• ,P~g. $1.09 . · P(IOZEN · oP1f-JOH~tol~1kL cono Halibut Steaks ·.... · ·· lb. 79c :Clam ~er · ···,2 cans 65c . Fruits and Vegetable s! NEW FROM JANE PARKER CORN CHIPS 1l-oz.4Sc 25r, ~ pkg. VINE-RIPE . ' ·poiAinEs TOMATOES . ·a A49-c· ' . :_1 0 J~· 99c IN TRAY . '> • ' f' . . . ' I'L~!D~NDIAN .RIVER Nivel Oranges .. · • 10 fir 69c .· ~fruit ·...... :...6 for 49c · I Fi ne O ua !ity Groce ries! . ' .. . .' . . .REG. $6.95 ,..$7.95 r.ADIII NEW . F~i. . l • II&P ~RAND , . :loctlo111 I : . 4· '!.;.~'99c ANN PIIGII-oOI.IR FINIST QUAI:ITY Hoback of ·Beverly with Mr. and Mrs.' BIU and iamlly. He and · ,Ethe' ' Jlo~ack, to Florid& fh.:\ore will · ~~d ) > ,• Frosted Ball ~uts pkg. 29c JOUF ShOL r . A&P SEAFOOD . VALUES!' IANI PARKER .. ' SKINtE·SS,, . ' CALIPORNIA-LARGI · Pt!C::E VALUES TO $1.99 & $2.99 LADIES AND CHILDREN$ A&sl colora and styles. Reduced FlESH DAILY - Sptdal SNOW~" BOOTS VALUES TO $6.95 & $7.95 MENS FALL AND WINTER Winter Sweaters. Values .' (·% "· Reg. '1.99 aucl H-99 and Chlldreos HoUH Sllpperr. Regroup. ed for quick sale. See the" fo r value pl1111. Save oow ot thla lnw price. , APPlE PIES . .39c, . «*'&· LARGI TABLE ' . JANE PARKER'S FAMClUS ~~ b<t· 1'1CNIC -ITVtl .- · . • CAP'tl JOHN-FROZ!N ' Complote Cleorance ., our Fl.ll and . Wintor Stool<. We :mut' 'mdi>e . 'lfr to \!r oft IDd IDOrO, all first quill"' !Ddte oLs ) • ' . . •1 • your ...re D....,._,bpp .... B....... flrll and !!aft, • ' VALUES TO $1.99 & $2.99 GIRLS FALL AND WINTER ' ! .~ ' G . et lb. RgAST Jane Par ke r Favorites! FROM All DEPARTMENTs · . );• • .. . 11.......--==="":':i~:"""c:.;o;;.•v;,;:•;:'"";.;:',.:•.::";.:.";:.·';.;:":..'•:;•;: ..;;.';;.•';:LA;;.N;;."c:..•:..•;;.••;;.l•..,lc;..;';;.EA;..;co;;..;..'I-NC_,. END.OF-SIASON MERCHANDISE evt!ry depl End. of the Season Sale. Stock up ~-on these ~~~Jf'-f8irst .oaww firtt aerve, limited quantities Save ~ and more oa some VALUES TO $1G.95 CHILDREN$ WINTER " ; ,, t COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF GRAB THEse ,,·, J- ·', CVT . ' . • Ocean Perch Fillets 1-lb. 49c Y2 e~PRI P~TS Down To Move Stock Out Fast .uese peclals. ...... SPORTSWEAR _. SAVINGS ON ALL END-OF-SEASON MERCHANDISE ••• ALL PRICES MARKED G.. ·Half sr... • · ·~~lN ~PIES FALL ~ND WINTER s . 00 7 !• . ' • . ~IFPY ...OZEN ·'. CE"TER . , ~nd if f,!>U popped' a JaneTarlier Pie into the oven alld:war!Ded ... it before lerviDc. · ybuid·dilcoveu pie )'011'4 be proud to eaU your own. ONE BIG TABLE .. loiU\Ili Jlli SaMes tO ' ' . ..• · .::Sale S4.oo f( j they pr Reg. $1!.98 and U and $6.95 Mens Fall and Win· ler J aeketa. Prieed for Quick Cl.........,.. A aew lOw BDDIID!.t Pr!H, Not all sizes. Odds & End& of dlHerent otyles. OUt they go at thit low, low price. ' the best ... juicy, not still with·atareb. - ~ji'N(I,l : : $6.95 Reg. $5.98 and $6.95 FAlL AND WIMJt J A , '"W'MJ!!·. ~li(,IJto~·..iO. 'l(al 11to. $6.95 and $5.98. Also all of..,. our Odds and Endo ·of Ladles Better Sportswear We have -~ '!'ov,e l}'lt mercl!aqd)"' . • • CHUCK .You'd discover . tbu fruit is the kind you'd use .. . IDd • BONElESS Then you'd diKovet· the-cnllt inbort Uld flaky like you!' own. .. w.e recrouJJil · ~ ~~dt allIt01 ow!w~· ter DRESSES . d!u Fall Winter Dretret tor 7 CHUCK STEAKS 49c But would you believe it if we told you ·. . LADIES' HI-FASHION STYLED I" 1 Braunschweiger · · •· · · 'lb. 49c · lreadfll Veal 15-oz. pkg. 85c ' our Jane Parker Pjea tute home-baked! Probably not ... until you've tried one. One Llr1e Group of ll0111 Fall and Winter Jackets. Values ta $10.95 and $11.95 In thlo sroup, All Regrouped rnd Remarked for Q\lJ.c:k Clear&Mt on this Sale. Broken sizes. See these for Value Plus. I ae SU~ER RIGHT Butrr.you say, HNo thanks, there is nothing like a JOOCI home-baked pie:" We agree ... they're great. .. I Values To$10.95 &$12.95 •• Mens Felland Winter ' Lamb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c ·. Pork 10Ci$t lamb ChOJ"i ~ Cub lb. 1.19 _· Bonele•:Stewing . · lamb .Chops, loin Cuts lit. 1.39 .. . , , . . , Lam& Shanks .. .. . ... . lb~ 59.t Pork .Stlaks, Butt .. ' . . ' IL 99 ead ·· · ·- · · .,, c ALL.ooon•-· Pkw. ,,.u , · EngUsh Roast ·...... · U.. 79•· Strcecl Bacon .. 1·•· pkg.- 69c Beef Short Rills .. .. .. r.:- 49c BOB EVANS · · · · s....s s · k IL L9 Fresh Satsau .. l·lb. roU9c . . ."''5 tea ........,. . ~iv c BLADE CUTS . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Super-light $1110kies-p~g. ~~c . $5.98 OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MARKET I .. . _ t ' 12.0%. PKGS. . ·> _ • ..,~.- ·.;. ·,: t:·.JPr �I& X Fl. "t:'n . .,.IDfp...,. o. ,_ t" ~~ -~ .., ..,..,. • W•••h ~ hdaes •oelflle. Tile~...., -·* lor l!le IIVI!IIIal .....,..·by ~~ ..u....un.. ,.•· ( I • ' Yen ' AN. w;n. .. ..,.. <'tm'r od by MJ:p- ~ RtfrosbmeBto PDIONWI D!lriol . . . .loiS IIJelllaiJieri.donl, . ...... t:ddlt ~ ..... aad Mll. Wllllal ll .... lbat a. birdli 8eftrll , _ ""'"" ll!lbe't !'.<lot., ...... llcqll lbl . ..., _ , """" .... boo!! .... . . - _......,., .,..... ........ ta llao Harrr !lid ..... ,..• • SIUiorvet . . Oideted. , . , . , - ~ IA!Qdl... ....,.. ..,._ IIebei Jllob. ~ .. _ ... the ....,. tl Ida - ... hlfnlb!l 'I'IJMIDW.dll! 1\kb..t lbot -lhe State moetlaf .W bt &rd-. Mn.' Golqe lo...U, • -·• ' ""'111' 1111 !llld ......_ Corl Sba P.Dn' 'Till ...t WiE4Citit! lr\ll be M held 11 Otlfllilly Part lD Wheoi- IMn. 'l'llellDii ~ It LIYDO, IWdlo 8uons.,_, Olhll ' "' 'm l1l:ao l.tCfGD Aid· II lllo l'lllll'dl willl illlliay If lbnJuih IfilL !1.,. 1Fnod llatey Vfea n. Lle¥inc HIJ'Oid Bumg&m\'1' lie¥. also11.1' ~em,~"lurw."Yet''s l llf~N - Clrol ,ruli', prtot ~ Jllrii,MI belli 1 ~ IIH. TOm Holfmu • IIIBiooo ben ....., ·IJI'IOd to IUend. A! Mn. !.leriJ!I, .:; Martia Berlslonl, Jobn ~~umg.,.. ~ · " ldeol. pnoJded Ill lire .. •r 111 ltlondl,y evenlna rt ml Mn. 01oster Weaver u lillie ol lllillb war .-lvod Mlllll lll!mpr'Jw Mn. llltllll aer, llenwd U...lnc, ~ 11 ~ " : ~ 1111 . . . ... III!J yqr "' lbt u., !WI.~ Jolla Nol'·~-am leolcler. l'leolnt Valley Hoopltal :Berfofoni, llln. l. Sc:ita. Smiplh, Owier 11'eavor, 1 d Sbhmr ·..._._ the Go HI Club 011 Wodllet~ .. trl!l lbl ~tor. IIOT.UY CUJB foo tray favors sen! at Alva r ............. y lui Rlckanl. u- • • " doy at the Youth Center, Ma~ tdAmoo pilyed lllld llriJU 'lilt Rotrry Club mot 111urs- mas. cuti Roush........,...,_, . r •· TOWN COIJN(.'IL IIEETINO were Mr . .;nrr Rousb, Mr. on. 1'18111 were mlldo lor a bl\• "41Midod. r q llt!lldilll Weft doy evetlliJC It lbe Hortlonl ( llln. Lloyd Rousb abo....S Mrs. Cla~lbey ~ 'fill Nn RIYIII ToW!I Coql). 1~ ~ : . - ~ Ale with ~ to be 1·1!MII'1 !W:. Elm!or Rouoh, !Melhodlst Cbun:lllor their dln- slldes ol lllo Oower .....,... ·Jameo Kine ' dl met Oil Wedoeoday, Jlllllar)' ol ~ · OhiO Manl-1 10 -dri po~ membert' fH Clpeban, Mrs. Cblr-- 'ner meetl!>f. Mr. Clyde Foley, 1men Ia and lonna! IIVdtM 1tj · '' lltll lot tiJelr ~ ~ mery pn, · II> eoulliJ comp. The IJ'OIIP ·~· Podil. loin. lilrGid Ca.,.h.a rt lprinelpol of Wllwno Junlor·rod ' WIUiamsbufg, Vr. J lrAVEN IIOMEMAD:!IS jly meetiJIC witb Mayor Mart &btrl CooQ IS I medlerl ed lo eaottrfbllte to lbe Manrli ~ ~. ,s,.dle Warth,l &en~or llfgh Sd!ool, led 111e drs- ' Those atlelldlng wenr ~~n. 1 'l1le Ha_. Bomematert Ward presi4J!ul. Olben present pollellt atl(etp General HotPil-1 of ntmes. ·t ~ Mpe Weovor. Mn. !'·,.·i <US!lOil and tntormaUon sesslon JFred Bate~. Mrs. Howard W~g. Rome Demonl!lratlon Club met ,1were Hilda Ridgway, ...,.,.,..,., al In Pomeroy, Ohio. DevoUona were preserrted "' II llousb, lvo Crpohart, Mrs. on "Rising Cost iD Schools h.ave : eobals, Mrs. Harry Layne, at the bome tit' Mn. Dennis Donald 0. Roush, Oedl S.yre, . Henry F.,llu Ia a slll'(kal Miss il'tuth wtth Martha .TitnmpIIDush, Mn. Roy Weaver, /stirred - . 1 Joumallstle Ser- •Mn. Roy Proffitt, Mn. Ollie Briles. Miss Mary Pbllllpo LewiJ Capehart, ooundlman and tienl at Hohler Hospital. 11111 autst~ng. Pr<reram lea:!r'l' Tbomas GriDJield, llln. 'les, that. along lfith Federal IRoush, Mn. William CbWer sented the PfOS!'om on Donald Ohllnger, pollee chlef. Chester CUlT)' hu been • ,.. Beverly 111!1'111. Taking ~rt Gurtla, Mrs. Zelm.o Pn>grams, ore chanciDg educa-1Mrs. Dcmald Foif...., Health." lilts. lv.a Cllpebart read 11le group discussed fnsur· e.nt medleal 1>11~ent at Veters l 1;~ Mrs. Belvo IAwl.s. Mrs. lion." JCiyde Foley, Mn. tee' Gibbs, •Tpoem "SmUe.~ dJss rns Memorial Hospital. DII.W B. MeNtne;~; Allis!- were CllerJI Bums, Conn!• fl..1mx,efor toWII. They also ;~ Mrs. 'Bob Roush, on Thlll'lllly lbe Rotary club Mn. M. L. Ohlinger, Miss lAhe group played Bingo IDd CU$91!11 wiya 111c1 mUDs ol _. lilpl., Olti • ••• " - •JK. gbet, Katbey Hulhef lllld Bet.. Doris MD. Is Invited to a eombloecl meet-- lab J. Powell, Mrs. Arnold F. pdfle& were won by Mrs. too IP'Ini1DI t!lty employeer an IDs ~ Dlvftioa, C. erly carson. RelroSitlllellla wen1 jiiiJph Thompson, ml Mr •· lng at Ripley, W. Va. Rousb, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Capehart, Mrs. Bill Grinstead, oreue •tn f&lary tn the new · • ASII; TO WED lalllat ud tlotdlrellt'' · Olllt ..,..ed by Connia Gllllllld oDd Cheryl Burna. Roush. Those In attendance were L. C. Roush, Mn. IJoyd Roush, Mn. -,Emory Hart, 11:\<!iet·'.for ihe ~ year. PI'. PLEASANT - . Two cou· .Eiedrle c.....,., lla carol FrUth w111 be In eharco DORCAS CIRCLE Herman Layne, Karl . Wiles, Mrs. N. 0. Weln, Mrs. Vance The group weleomes Mrs. Less Tile JiosslbllttY nl establ!sblng ples hav~ made IP,Plleit.lons ~ Dlotri~~M~H: ' lltniiDorcaa Circle ol the IJoyd Roush, Rome Williamson . and Mn. Layne. Roush into the club as a adOS pound In New Haveo was marrl&J(.1letpse( in the olftctl lr6 Eqbleer. lleN""!'tJ 11111 of. the procram in February; Bif. ,,.._,.w~ of )be E.U.B. Church ,Clyde Foley, Jack Flesher, IJVE WIRE ClASS ~w member. The nm meeting discussed. ' . ···• o1 the bibnty• elerlc. · 11erelpOIIJIIIIelorl..toJrllll( Iy Fry, clewtlorul, and Robin 011 W-ay allemoon Ralph Whiunore, Donald F. The Uve Wire c:lass or the will be at the llome or Mrs. The p1 mee~ wiU be - ~ ' . ...PPIYI!!i were: Ronald tlillrlbodoe eonsttr~, ud Johni<MI, l;usan and Mill')' Fpx, jthorjchur<h w1th Mrs. Paul Rick· / Roush, Harry Miller, Arthur E.U.B. Church mel on Tue!day Jeoo Ma)'1181'd. , · ' ~.r. J.Duar;, !lttb at . ~ F;J, tf, ' POJI!eroy,"ohl9, • - IIUdarda illt' ·~ott~~ the relresiiJrMI!rta. u~s. , Thabet, Lew!! Summers, Rev. evening at tile bome of Mrs. Those attelldlng were ' ~-' · ~J. 8:30p.m. lor tbe ;ni..' Angeta ·Lym~ 'Gocldnlte, 11, lh c.JuabM Dlllri<l Mol lire . ' Yoo Are the · Marcus Trough, Riebard Ord, James King witb Mrs. Clayton Sadie Warth; Ml!s Mary PhlJ. ter mcinlbs. Raven. . ' • S.lk'a Ate. e1 lire EledriC A ol th arth" was preoent- 1Nelson JeMings, and Russell Atlrey and Mrs. Harry Cope- lips, Mro. Iva Cllpebart, Mrs. The eouncU has been !niOI'IIIoo · 'l'oqey Mjke· Hysell, 11, ~y. ' lT~ llB'niEAT Mrs. Jack _Flesher A· C.pehart. hart as co-h..tesses. lllro. Roy Bill Grlnsteod, Mrs. Emor;r ed tbll tire !Dod stamp program too, lllld Rosalie Ann MAsoN• - 11le Rev. Marvan to:::;;~r~~~~~~meeting_ wa• l1 GARDEN CLUB Hollman assisted the hostesses R.art, Mn. RayiP,Iipl sw.; wm ~- 1n 11\e area qa l'rl- 18, PliDy. ANNOUNCR DJNNg Frame lrl the MIS<MI Method1ot I" Martm Berrs- The New Haven Garden In the absence of Mrs . Canehart. Mrs, Aubrey HeWeiJl Mrs: Jad<s )'~ T '"" •l-IM .AJ· ---~ MASON ~ The Wrihama lllurdl was to attend !be SpiJ'. ·"•n·ding IClub met on Thursday evenmg M~; Clayton Athey was In le Cagney, gum Ml'i. Les!Or Q.idteri.~t~r Bulldlng:;:: · llooottn Assodrtlnn ltual Ute at Ctifor ... were Mrs. Iat the bome ol Mrs. Herman marge ol the devotionals IJid Roush and hostess llfrs. 1Ji!u. tween the boura o1 1. 30 a MASOCARDS SENT a IJ>8ll(lettl dlnW Lakes from llfond"7 pntU WedChester Layne with Mrs. B. R. Vance program. They opened with the nls Briles. ' and · m Alter the .m. N - The Student January 21, at Wal1amal neaday noon. He has onnouoced }'Jtlrver, Mrs. ~:;~, Roush, :as co-hostess. The meeting was alng ol "Hall Rim In Many E.U.B. BROhiERiiOOD si'll! ;1 11j be belcl evlrcy ~ cU ol Wrhatlll Hlgb School ••• i nJil!ll ·between 1·1 thet . Waltan Shepherd, repr. · e< • Mr wrth the slntllng Qf the Lands," followed with a poem .The Brolberhood or the E.U.B. ~ aq·,of lhe; liiOillb amu•u~tllal Chriltmaa caret. tickets are $1 lllld senting the Glddeon Secle!7, will . Mrs . Eddre Bum- club~· collect and pledge to "I Mel God" by Mrs. Athey. Church met'"' M<Miday ~ l:t~ ' Bu\.;,.~ ·' '"''' ' ~e ~t)y It to. all men '15 cent.. Ttcltell lllaJ be the auest ..,.alter ot the James Gllbert and the fiag.The roll call was ans Mrs. Geo..e Jewell presldnd at at the -•··zch H•- Pick g · . • · ·~ lllld ""'!1'8Y8 vlng In the· Armed Farceo lrom from anv b 1 n ••• _..- .,_....,·o;,:, --I••, Jaa·• _ "'"" • -·• ens are esc od as worklug doyl. llfsson County -, """'"'' ~ .,......., - · ... 1 "' ' " ~~ • > I uary 22nd. IE Nh"l ItA V~N ,lltt. ......_,.lib I" • 'l ltoal llolf::, Black Mar~~t 'Diversions' Are Not so Bad as ·clainied OINewYear. ,_ ""'*' I i Cllrl!!t-jlltt -~ w;. a.m.:,..Mn.R:;' ••I.-., ~ 4-H Club Holds First Meetihg 7 "llt!nrall b Colo""* . ... Iter ·gtmr ••J w !l.ii' . _ _ 7_ 7 CE .. f <R BLADE CUT CHUCK -..,t .first .t; '-/opened , ROAST ~ . 4)c :: LEG-0-W\1 .. B f R'b St L _ _ , ( . . j . Dorcas NewsNotes ·· ) • t'' . I Maybe it's beeauee tbey diKovered Jane Park~r Pie~ ... thOUIIII'Ids·have. Tl11111 to mak• -m for now Sprllljl MdN. Grab your oh- of fh- 1141 · 1 ' mark• thlo mciN. for q"lck ul.. tt. hore •••IY for fiMr a.t Barsal..!'ir:; Save 1<2 ond more now, W• have ~r..,'*' IIIII · · JCKir Shopp.n Bonallla flrat always. , . • . -· JACKETS Group No.1 Values To $16.95 Group No.2 V•luasTo $19.95 Sale s10· 00 Out Sale s12·00 All Ladies Fall and Winter MILLINERY ! price LOW DISCOUNT PRICE i +r ' ::• .. n-u,,J!.,.• JurilolilMiva s '#( ~!'~''o : Mena . ckin .- ',.'1 .:. eSWEATJ!RS e ·Bl.OUsiS ePOOR BOYS ~RIDHotnCLIARANCI .~ COATS . • 'Values to $10.95 and $11.95 In this group. Reduced for quick sale. Not rll Blzes. Out they go. Be here early $7.00 ... DRESSES· ,OYS . Values to U.99 and H.99. Ou large sroup of our Girls Better Dres.ses reduced for quick clearance. 7 to 14 and 3 to 6x. $).44 VAL~S YO $2.99 & $3.99 SWEATERS House Sliopers , LAQirlS fALL to $7.9S for qulek <leannee. $5.00 ... pr, . REG. 39c JO QT. WITH· SPOUT VALUES TO $4.91 LADIES FALL AND WINTER Plastic Pail SHOES Reg. 3flt value Bona11111 Spedll On.·large table. OIIM!u 1'111 anll 10 qt. size Plastic PaU. Aat. 'eolorr Winter llbon Reduetc~ for quick Willi pour spout, . . orle. VII- to U-98 and .5.98 111 25c ... i "r.':uet $).44 lllll~mp. $3.00 pr. . : ' \. W~Aif ~ -----:~~--...;..,. VALUU TO 39c VJ..JON 'TcHlnRIES m. AJsl el Vl.Jon ft ;~,,' e. .:.:::~~~! 1.,, ·"" .. Tou!trleo. iOt;;.i;, ~"f'~-!-~ . .,..00 • ' . pr . · · I i \. -. 6 .9C '' . ,, · ·WIENE ,j . 7 · 1 SUPER'RIGH'i' ••• ALLMEAT !:tlLILK ·"·' ·:"~ .. :.>a' L • lb. ' . >,, ' CAp'fl ~OHN-PitOliN fiSh. Sticks .. 2•• ,P~g. $1.09 . · P(IOZEN · oP1f-JOH~tol~1kL cono Halibut Steaks ·.... · ·· lb. 79c :Clam ~er · ···,2 cans 65c . Fruits and Vegetable s! NEW FROM JANE PARKER CORN CHIPS 1l-oz.4Sc 25r, ~ pkg. VINE-RIPE . ' ·poiAinEs TOMATOES . ·a A49-c· ' . :_1 0 J~· 99c IN TRAY . '> • ' f' . . . ' I'L~!D~NDIAN .RIVER Nivel Oranges .. · • 10 fir 69c .· ~fruit ·...... :...6 for 49c · I Fi ne O ua !ity Groce ries! . ' .. . .' . . .REG. $6.95 ,..$7.95 r.ADIII NEW . F~i. . l • II&P ~RAND , . :loctlo111 I : . 4· '!.;.~'99c ANN PIIGII-oOI.IR FINIST QUAI:ITY Hoback of ·Beverly with Mr. and Mrs.' BIU and iamlly. He and · ,Ethe' ' Jlo~ack, to Florid& fh.:\ore will · ~~d ) > ,• Frosted Ball ~uts pkg. 29c JOUF ShOL r . A&P SEAFOOD . VALUES!' IANI PARKER .. ' SKINtE·SS,, . ' CALIPORNIA-LARGI · Pt!C::E VALUES TO $1.99 & $2.99 LADIES AND CHILDREN$ A&sl colora and styles. Reduced FlESH DAILY - Sptdal SNOW~" BOOTS VALUES TO $6.95 & $7.95 MENS FALL AND WINTER Winter Sweaters. Values .' (·% "· Reg. '1.99 aucl H-99 and Chlldreos HoUH Sllpperr. Regroup. ed for quick sale. See the" fo r value pl1111. Save oow ot thla lnw price. , APPlE PIES . .39c, . «*'&· LARGI TABLE ' . JANE PARKER'S FAMClUS ~~ b<t· 1'1CNIC -ITVtl .- · . • CAP'tl JOHN-FROZ!N ' Complote Cleorance ., our Fl.ll and . Wintor Stool<. We :mut' 'mdi>e . 'lfr to \!r oft IDd IDOrO, all first quill"' !Ddte oLs ) • ' . . •1 • your ...re D....,._,bpp .... B....... flrll and !!aft, • ' VALUES TO $1.99 & $2.99 GIRLS FALL AND WINTER ' ! .~ ' G . et lb. RgAST Jane Par ke r Favorites! FROM All DEPARTMENTs · . );• • .. . 11.......--==="":':i~:"""c:.;o;;.•v;,;:•;:'"";.;:',.:•.::";.:.";:.·';.;:":..'•:;•;: ..;;.';;.•';:LA;;.N;;."c:..•:..•;;.••;;.l•..,lc;..;';;.EA;..;co;;..;..'I-NC_,. END.OF-SIASON MERCHANDISE evt!ry depl End. of the Season Sale. Stock up ~-on these ~~~Jf'-f8irst .oaww firtt aerve, limited quantities Save ~ and more oa some VALUES TO $1G.95 CHILDREN$ WINTER " ; ,, t COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF GRAB THEse ,,·, J- ·', CVT . ' . • Ocean Perch Fillets 1-lb. 49c Y2 e~PRI P~TS Down To Move Stock Out Fast .uese peclals. ...... SPORTSWEAR _. SAVINGS ON ALL END-OF-SEASON MERCHANDISE ••• ALL PRICES MARKED G.. ·Half sr... • · ·~~lN ~PIES FALL ~ND WINTER s . 00 7 !• . ' • . ~IFPY ...OZEN ·'. CE"TER . , ~nd if f,!>U popped' a JaneTarlier Pie into the oven alld:war!Ded ... it before lerviDc. · ybuid·dilcoveu pie )'011'4 be proud to eaU your own. ONE BIG TABLE .. loiU\Ili Jlli SaMes tO ' ' . ..• · .::Sale S4.oo f( j they pr Reg. $1!.98 and U and $6.95 Mens Fall and Win· ler J aeketa. Prieed for Quick Cl.........,.. A aew lOw BDDIID!.t Pr!H, Not all sizes. Odds & End& of dlHerent otyles. OUt they go at thit low, low price. ' the best ... juicy, not still with·atareb. - ~ji'N(I,l : : $6.95 Reg. $5.98 and $6.95 FAlL AND WIMJt J A , '"W'MJ!!·. ~li(,IJto~·..iO. 'l(al 11to. $6.95 and $5.98. Also all of..,. our Odds and Endo ·of Ladles Better Sportswear We have -~ '!'ov,e l}'lt mercl!aqd)"' . • • CHUCK .You'd discover . tbu fruit is the kind you'd use .. . IDd • BONElESS Then you'd diKovet· the-cnllt inbort Uld flaky like you!' own. .. w.e recrouJJil · ~ ~~dt allIt01 ow!w~· ter DRESSES . d!u Fall Winter Dretret tor 7 CHUCK STEAKS 49c But would you believe it if we told you ·. . LADIES' HI-FASHION STYLED I" 1 Braunschweiger · · •· · · 'lb. 49c · lreadfll Veal 15-oz. pkg. 85c ' our Jane Parker Pjea tute home-baked! Probably not ... until you've tried one. One Llr1e Group of ll0111 Fall and Winter Jackets. Values ta $10.95 and $11.95 In thlo sroup, All Regrouped rnd Remarked for Q\lJ.c:k Clear&Mt on this Sale. Broken sizes. See these for Value Plus. I ae SU~ER RIGHT Butrr.you say, HNo thanks, there is nothing like a JOOCI home-baked pie:" We agree ... they're great. .. I Values To$10.95 &$12.95 •• Mens Felland Winter ' Lamb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c ·. Pork 10Ci$t lamb ChOJ"i ~ Cub lb. 1.19 _· Bonele•:Stewing . · lamb .Chops, loin Cuts lit. 1.39 .. . , , . . , Lam& Shanks .. .. . ... . lb~ 59.t Pork .Stlaks, Butt .. ' . . ' IL 99 ead ·· · ·- · · .,, c ALL.ooon•-· Pkw. ,,.u , · EngUsh Roast ·...... · U.. 79•· Strcecl Bacon .. 1·•· pkg.- 69c Beef Short Rills .. .. .. r.:- 49c BOB EVANS · · · · s....s s · k IL L9 Fresh Satsau .. l·lb. roU9c . . ."''5 tea ........,. . ~iv c BLADE CUTS . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Super-light $1110kies-p~g. ~~c . $5.98 OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MARKET I .. . _ t ' 12.0%. PKGS. . ·> _ • ..,~.- ·.;. ·,: t:·.JPr �' . •;. t • Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ..INf AD \ .. ~~ Bird! ~- t ,. portiele b!>onl • • "' ln. At: l!clltla inll . , _. !lpolle.oo dean tDterior, I>eaullful dorli blue I.ID· lsi>. ra41o and bHier. 62 BUICK Con. C,... wM $1395 - Rodv.... hi $1295 JDwlcla. Wbite flDWI. rod il>lorlor, ute new tirel, power steeritll pd brU:n, automatJe trans., radio and beater, lood tep if.a PICKU' - - - - - - $ 1 1 5 0 Wu tl:1911. 8 Ft. Pleellldt . Pomeroy Motor Co. OI'EN EVES. t:00 P:& ' Of''"" a .wilt. ~ 1~1':~-::~~=·~·~ Pomerov Motor, C:O. GllllrrY .. 65 V~KSWAGIN. w.. $1495 - Reduced hi $1:195 a n.. ~ model. .LocoUy oWDed ono! low mileap by orie· 1t6:Z.CHIV. aHJS~:. srness1 .. ;; ~,.=-~· I IJ • clue of 131.12 ar $UI - , . Clllleuw. 1 17 lip SALESMAN'S DI!:MONS'I'RA'l'· ORS-11167 brand name, zig ug sewlnil: machine, wbilo they last. ~ machine!~ equipped ~zag, make but· tonholes, . • embroiden, etc. Pay per month or ~1 .30. Call 99!-32lt. 1 17 6tc *'·· ., '. I .• ' IOIDA ' .......... ' JMS. SINGER oewiDc macbille, wllb CareybJc CUI. Doll Ill lflltl'• II ~ MwiDJ, Will M1J to respnosll!l~ party fw ~­ .ce~ ~ RADIATOR SERVICE ".., &•SERb \ ' ' • •.,...If!,'' !Aiol. " .IIAWJoll•&. ' WANTED . icY or GIRL · T• o.tlver The Dally ,.. .JWTTNARS ,..... SeniiMI to ..tabllsMd -.vmln Pomeroy. .Lincoln Hill areo and Mullltrry Ave; CALL 992·2116 • ' " ·IOD.Yand 'PAINT SERVICE FrM Estimate Discount To All Cuthlmars ' _ ' FOJ ONLY j •• Pflpu~ OF -·, • ,, ~ C:t.lilN.Qlt · • · u.oliV,i.THRU · .b •. WASH ~ I #' SPECIAt·; .; ' OH TRAOOR OVERHAULS. .' ' Meigs Equipment Co. PHONI tn.217t . • .. OHIO ~IIOY .... ..... If . ~~ I- lf.t.o I jUIK Wf.t'l' IT'S AJ..WAYS 1H£ PEIVTl!iT 11.11-'D GETS ~OCIATED WITH PAikl? IS IT THAT VIOLE~ IIJ A \IJORLD . Rltl. OF I Af.JD· AGr.oRESSIVE i'"" PtoF ~€ ... \ ' ' . 0 lI ,t( ' I t e' \Mf.., II l-IS ' . ....... - ' ' ' ' , t'f .· . ,.;. _,! ! 1J HAROLD .·.a. !) ~~i;fq. . ~ -~--"'<::'------., Pomeror Station Sedan, .one aood ~;"'"it&H, &leering, good eooditon. Pb. 19U346·· or 99Z-2).86. . 12 28 tle ' ClOAL HAULING. Ph. 992-2803. I 15 eept Sllb. Evening by aPi>wm.. ment cmly, Mrs. Wlllllla lill. Ph. 992-22'12, Laurel 11951 Forti Y, Ton e1HO lntern•tlon~J V.a Ton •lf62 G.M.C. 'h Ton •1964 Oodilo Y, Ton •1961 Jttp Pick Up 4WhHIOr.lvo teed, ZIG ZAG equipped to 'iOJiXro •takes. Warren Pick...:,, Reedsville, 0 . buttonhole, monogram, fancy design, etc. Pay off last 7 payments ~ each. Pb. 992- •' I W•nted Jl) 6tp burte R11r Mt1gt Gtntr•l Hosp. 992·2176 Pomeroy in new sewing table, guaran- uas. ' 1 12 Uc '" To Buy · old With llmbor. R '!eM•, 11o1 77, Syracuao, 0. ,I I II!OIIIp I pache seld before March 1116'1. Roush & Lyons Collnp.l 1n1 Trailers, Hortoll St., I 10 on, W. Va. I 11 6tp Help Wented lile. Blue u)lbolllerj eloelrlc ..,....,_ fUI'Dl·1 11 lie -1' Cil'. .~ • \" ...,•., .{ ;:. \Vented To Rent ..Mel. 1.~· G.The- =-:7:i:=.....-:=~=~,.,. 111'1 APACBEII ore IL . l'l'~ING limbe: t. Oblo equipment with eacll '1'1 ~:!_est Vlrglnla, or . warrior 41. Jopot\ooo ooln Meigs Equipment Co. Road, State Rl. 124, \1 mlle from Fairground. 1 10 30tc PIANO TUNING. Ph. Lane Dal\ieia at 992-551» around 8 I 6 30tc 7 . • ...,.,_~ ~ ·~ fJitnted T.......,..AM. . 39. J<ylhlcal IJ RABURN VAN IIUIIII · RQlllitiagt, Bake . 1"'-""'~ Sale Benefit FaM Is Annouiieell . ' . Y•.....,.. Cr'Jitlllt ..f 1:2D miLT srJIIIIQ. '#ftrAT IWa CAJolll BA.QK J'ftOil ~ ,O RA.VII THA.'1' K!IOW (!I • ...... W.U ~ 14-KAIIILLo\ 'RICKIIR -·a-.~ ) # " 1\; . . . :. ~: ! ' ' . • 'i I .J •· 'I tH; It II ' ' �' . •;. t • Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ..INf AD \ .. ~~ Bird! ~- t ,. portiele b!>onl • • "' ln. At: l!clltla inll . , _. !lpolle.oo dean tDterior, I>eaullful dorli blue I.ID· lsi>. ra41o and bHier. 62 BUICK Con. C,... wM $1395 - Rodv.... hi $1295 JDwlcla. Wbite flDWI. rod il>lorlor, ute new tirel, power steeritll pd brU:n, automatJe trans., radio and beater, lood tep if.a PICKU' - - - - - - $ 1 1 5 0 Wu tl:1911. 8 Ft. Pleellldt . Pomeroy Motor Co. OI'EN EVES. t:00 P:& ' Of''"" a .wilt. ~ 1~1':~-::~~=·~·~ Pomerov Motor, C:O. GllllrrY .. 65 V~KSWAGIN. w.. $1495 - Reduced hi $1:195 a n.. ~ model. .LocoUy oWDed ono! low mileap by orie· 1t6:Z.CHIV. aHJS~:. srness1 .. ;; ~,.=-~· I IJ • clue of 131.12 ar $UI - , . Clllleuw. 1 17 lip SALESMAN'S DI!:MONS'I'RA'l'· ORS-11167 brand name, zig ug sewlnil: machine, wbilo they last. ~ machine!~ equipped ~zag, make but· tonholes, . • embroiden, etc. Pay per month or ~1 .30. Call 99!-32lt. 1 17 6tc *'·· ., '. I .• ' IOIDA ' .......... ' JMS. SINGER oewiDc macbille, wllb CareybJc CUI. Doll Ill lflltl'• II ~ MwiDJ, Will M1J to respnosll!l~ party fw ~­ .ce~ ~ RADIATOR SERVICE ".., &•SERb \ ' ' • •.,...If!,'' !Aiol. " .IIAWJoll•&. ' WANTED . icY or GIRL · T• o.tlver The Dally ,.. .JWTTNARS ,..... SeniiMI to ..tabllsMd -.vmln Pomeroy. .Lincoln Hill areo and Mullltrry Ave; CALL 992·2116 • ' " ·IOD.Yand 'PAINT SERVICE FrM Estimate Discount To All Cuthlmars ' _ ' FOJ ONLY j •• Pflpu~ OF -·, • ,, ~ C:t.lilN.Qlt · • · u.oliV,i.THRU · .b •. WASH ~ I #' SPECIAt·; .; ' OH TRAOOR OVERHAULS. .' ' Meigs Equipment Co. PHONI tn.217t . • .. OHIO ~IIOY .... ..... If . ~~ I- lf.t.o I jUIK Wf.t'l' IT'S AJ..WAYS 1H£ PEIVTl!iT 11.11-'D GETS ~OCIATED WITH PAikl? IS IT THAT VIOLE~ IIJ A \IJORLD . Rltl. OF I Af.JD· AGr.oRESSIVE i'"" PtoF ~€ ... \ ' ' . 0 lI ,t( ' I t e' \Mf.., II l-IS ' . ....... - ' ' ' ' , t'f .· . ,.;. _,! ! 1J HAROLD .·.a. !) ~~i;fq. . ~ -~--"'<::'------., Pomeror Station Sedan, .one aood ~;"'"it&H, &leering, good eooditon. Pb. 19U346·· or 99Z-2).86. . 12 28 tle ' ClOAL HAULING. Ph. 992-2803. I 15 eept Sllb. Evening by aPi>wm.. ment cmly, Mrs. Wlllllla lill. Ph. 992-22'12, Laurel 11951 Forti Y, Ton e1HO lntern•tlon~J V.a Ton •lf62 G.M.C. 'h Ton •1964 Oodilo Y, Ton •1961 Jttp Pick Up 4WhHIOr.lvo teed, ZIG ZAG equipped to 'iOJiXro •takes. Warren Pick...:,, Reedsville, 0 . buttonhole, monogram, fancy design, etc. Pay off last 7 payments ~ each. Pb. 992- •' I W•nted Jl) 6tp burte R11r Mt1gt Gtntr•l Hosp. 992·2176 Pomeroy in new sewing table, guaran- uas. ' 1 12 Uc '" To Buy · old With llmbor. R '!eM•, 11o1 77, Syracuao, 0. ,I I II!OIIIp I pache seld before March 1116'1. Roush & Lyons Collnp.l 1n1 Trailers, Hortoll St., I 10 on, W. Va. I 11 6tp Help Wented lile. Blue u)lbolllerj eloelrlc ..,....,_ fUI'Dl·1 11 lie -1' Cil'. .~ • \" ...,•., .{ ;:. \Vented To Rent ..Mel. 1.~· G.The- =-:7:i:=.....-:=~=~,.,. 111'1 APACBEII ore IL . l'l'~ING limbe: t. Oblo equipment with eacll '1'1 ~:!_est Vlrglnla, or . warrior 41. Jopot\ooo ooln Meigs Equipment Co. Road, State Rl. 124, \1 mlle from Fairground. 1 10 30tc PIANO TUNING. Ph. Lane Dal\ieia at 992-551» around 8 I 6 30tc 7 . • ...,.,_~ ~ ·~ fJitnted T.......,..AM. . 39. J<ylhlcal IJ RABURN VAN IIUIIII · RQlllitiagt, Bake . 1"'-""'~ Sale Benefit FaM Is Annouiieell . ' . Y•.....,.. Cr'Jitlllt ..f 1:2D miLT srJIIIIQ. '#ftrAT IWa CAJolll BA.QK J'ftOil ~ ,O RA.VII THA.'1' K!IOW (!I • ...... W.U ~ 14-KAIIILLo\ 'RICKIIR -·a-.~ ) # " 1\; . . . :. ~: ! ' ' . • 'i I .J •· 'I tH; It II ' ' �"• -' • ' I. I I'VE EVE FOOD P· • ' And We Don't Think H Will, Either \ ' ,l • ' t • ••• At Least Not Every Day. Some 4009 ' .. . . . ltemJ Are-Constontly Priced Lower .; • TINY'S _ ¥ -. Food land. Where Else Can You Get . This In A. Full-Service Super Market? . w· ~If,. .~ FACIAL TISSUES LARGE BOXES 1-< . f .. r:· -~I >11!, ·--Maybe No Place. . . I LISTE • David Davies ' -~ ', $].39 c PAL · . PEANUt ·-· . 2~ lb. iir ': HERITAGE ! GAl. . ) HOUSE .~., OOR WA-.u= • ':-~- ~I REG. $2.25 REG. •tf-'' - GRAPE1~~·· c ·- .. New .. Super . i ANAHIST HONEY LEMON . COUGH SYRUP Moroline · WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY Giant lib. • 1ar c • 3 for lie N .. FOOD LAND - Contac# ' ~, .. ~ :. , SALTI'NE .. . ' .' . -y2 Gal. - . ;; r. , " ~ 1-· ~: '~ , .. . . - ··' F•.~o--..- ~~-1 /D.: - • ·, ' ' '- ~iii- _.! " ALL FLAVORS '' A ." ·. · ,. ... . ' . $2.75 ' ; ,_ ' . ONE -LB1 ' . BOX . ' .. ' . ,, ,. BONUS BUY - ONLY . STRAINED STOKELY . , Jirapefruitor.O..Qng• ·. :.:t . HAND 'CREAM . . MAGNESIA .( ~~~:!· i; JERG~N MILK OF . $z6t· .- -- Ca psu ~-~&:--~ .~; ):. PHILLIIIS " ' PUitA-~Slb. FAIRMONt ' · ICE CRE BONUS BUY REG. 98-C ., BABY FOCD ~ Reg. $1.49 . GERBER'S -·-f·.-_• _," , c EVERYDAY LOW P DOG -CHOW . _ _! 20 TA'BLETS VALUES TO 29c . ICE CREAl.~ SPECIAt:- . '· . ' . f' !! . REG. $1.50 1' I .$ $1.98 39c i.> ·JELL -· . SLICED .lib. rolls SMUCKER'S . lb• '· BONUS 'UY ADORN Hajs Sprqy CAN c CALLA STYLE ·~-swiFTS . MAALOX c BUTTER I - -SCHOOL SUPPLIES ~-­ ~-- ' '-•• LOOK FOR TABLE OF lZOz. .. pkg. ' 49c . - l ''. . only Middle,.t 0 ALL MEAT • I Reg. • SWIFT'S ' 100 TABLETS 0. • 4 NORWICH ASP-IRIN REG. .. ~ ...;.- 46 OZJ<, ' caril , ·. . ' . a ... l( . 79c I Reg. . , .$1;!)0 • ,' ./ .' ~ ' • " . i· ... ; ' .' - I i.I II �"• -' • ' I. I I'VE EVE FOOD P· • ' And We Don't Think H Will, Either \ ' ,l • ' t • ••• At Least Not Every Day. Some 4009 ' .. . . . ltemJ Are-Constontly Priced Lower .; • TINY'S _ ¥ -. Food land. Where Else Can You Get . This In A. Full-Service Super Market? . w· ~If,. .~ FACIAL TISSUES LARGE BOXES 1-< . f .. r:· -~I >11!, ·--Maybe No Place. . . I LISTE • David Davies ' -~ ', $].39 c PAL · . PEANUt ·-· . 2~ lb. iir ': HERITAGE ! GAl. . ) HOUSE .~., OOR WA-.u= • ':-~- ~I REG. $2.25 REG. •tf-'' - GRAPE1~~·· c ·- .. New .. Super . i ANAHIST HONEY LEMON . COUGH SYRUP Moroline · WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY Giant lib. • 1ar c • 3 for lie N .. FOOD LAND - Contac# ' ~, .. ~ :. , SALTI'NE .. . ' .' . -y2 Gal. - . ;; r. , " ~ 1-· ~: '~ , .. . . - ··' F•.~o--..- ~~-1 /D.: - • ·, ' ' '- ~iii- _.! " ALL FLAVORS '' A ." ·. · ,. ... . ' . $2.75 ' ; ,_ ' . ONE -LB1 ' . BOX . ' .. ' . ,, ,. BONUS BUY - ONLY . STRAINED STOKELY . , Jirapefruitor.O..Qng• ·. :.:t . HAND 'CREAM . . MAGNESIA .( ~~~:!· i; JERG~N MILK OF . $z6t· .- -- Ca psu ~-~&:--~ .~; ):. PHILLIIIS " ' PUitA-~Slb. FAIRMONt ' · ICE CRE BONUS BUY REG. 98-C ., BABY FOCD ~ Reg. $1.49 . GERBER'S -·-f·.-_• _," , c EVERYDAY LOW P DOG -CHOW . _ _! 20 TA'BLETS VALUES TO 29c . ICE CREAl.~ SPECIAt:- . '· . ' . f' !! . REG. $1.50 1' I .$ $1.98 39c i.> ·JELL -· . SLICED .lib. rolls SMUCKER'S . lb• '· BONUS 'UY ADORN Hajs Sprqy CAN c CALLA STYLE ·~-swiFTS . MAALOX c BUTTER I - -SCHOOL SUPPLIES ~-­ ~-- ' '-•• LOOK FOR TABLE OF lZOz. .. pkg. ' 49c . - l ''. . only Middle,.t 0 ALL MEAT • I Reg. • SWIFT'S ' 100 TABLETS 0. • 4 NORWICH ASP-IRIN REG. .. ~ ...;.- 46 OZJ<, ' caril , ·. . ' . a ... l( . 79c I Reg. . , .$1;!)0 • ,' ./ .' ~ ' • " . i· ... ; ' .' - I i.I II �• • - le.-DaftJ Senl!llel, l'<lm«<y~Wdleport, .... 0. 1an. 11, tte' - • NiQht of Week of Prayer Services Jarao II'. . ._ JIOI1ecl - the ._.... rdlhl e • Good Attendof!Ce Reported Second A .. ''I' I re- 1J aOII"I llOd understand~ "'"'""l Dl 1M word he epten I • i- I - Ww of Prlfll" I!O"ieet boinl Hie~ held at J. Ruth Mo:lllodiat 00.., tatln& pori ,..,.. N-h Cb.urdo lhJJ ~· · man. BUrdette, organill ior ~ • llel"VlCt; Mark Smith, aeol)'le, Mlnlltm ot the conu:nunltr ell Ref. Hloks. wbo pre!lidocl. <:bun:l!es tool< port iDcludinl the JOVe Ill• lnvocaHon; ell led !let'. Howald _Ruppel!. the Rev. in the h)'l!1n oinl!lnc; Rev. R~p. Donald Hleb, the Rev. Clydl! pelt who 'read the oeripture: Bartlell. anct tho host pastor, and Rev. Bartlett, who led In the Rev. Mu Donahue. prayer. The Rev. Ill!'. Donahue gave ' The Rev. Nyle Borden the message the enning .,_.: speak on "The Eye" Wedneaing the topi< "The Ear" as re- day evenang with special mll!ie lated to the' central 111eme by the Method!!! eboir. =· · 'f h~ c~ • Sf 4 -¥ _& ' The speaker brought out the many ways In which maD hears the word of God, either payiug heed or turning away from the words. He mentioned that men may hear the word ·i -: IJ1IE vouNG LADY wha finds her hair hilS JODt dlrker IS sbe leaves Iller teens faD ngaiD her blondeness all the more easily and apeedily with the aid or I JltW hair Dcbtener. With the short, bre••Y (Jell) hairstyle • 1olden lalo radlatel. For ptq. tl:lile she simply brosbes baek the bangs (right) and adds braids. 1'Jte J19~uck CORRECTION business meeting dinner or and the Pomeroy First Baptist Church will be ~d ·tonight at 6:30 instead of e· as previ·msl y announced. SOt:IAL CAI.FNTlAR CERAMICS - A fun bobby for die whole family. Le:ssoas, greenware and ceramic saoplies. Pboae GaUipolis 4113871. A~ < • ~ .. !li JAN~·-A_R_Y_1_9_,-19-~-.,---___;__,:_ _ _ 1~ ~ --.PM.-c.ns--· 11 " "' n o :_ ; _ LIQ!ii I er's for "The Five Oommon Senses of Olrislianity ... ~ -~ ~~.£ • I' O.rdr:l Te T1w lftl•ntll Of TJ,. llllll~YQ.I.--X-VI-11-l...N-0-.-22. 2...,..._ _ ; _ _ _...:__ _ _ _ _PO_M-ER_O_Y_ -MI _D~IUPOR - T, OHIO , THURSDAY, ~ I I I I I but not perceive it or hear but not understand It, but II he lru· year: JOf<e lnd Carrie Meinhart Evans, ten Y!!¥; and Is Installed As Councilor Walker, eleven .' year Krill! KaMI ph}; Hits 1,194 Casualties ) I 18 ltc LORI JONES • • Mrs. Chari., H. Jooeo of HarrlsonvUie, is annoanc~ag the engagement of her daagb-. ter, LorJ Godby, to Mr. Keith See, son of Mr. and Mrl. Verner H. See of Middleport. Mls• Godby will be 1 1!167 gradoatt of Rutlaad High Scllool. Mr. Let' 'Eiberfelds In Pomeroy Outfit Your New Home - Furniture Floor Coverings - Draperies - Appllanqli - Depl!ndable Well Knov.rn Makes. Prompt Delivery and lnstallatio'!•, ·· Use Elberfelds Sensible Credit Se..VIce To Budget Your Payments For tl!e Complete Job. ,.; Nolan Elected President of Hospital Group CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY SALE! See II a 1963 graduale o( Mid· dleport High Scllool, :md Is employed by Tlte Oblo VaUey Baklog Company. Wedding 20% OFF plans are IDeomple&e. Let us help you make your window decorating ·easy. Visit our .drap.ery . -clepart· ment and select from our large assortment of ou:!!,l_•nc!Jng faf!rics and colors. Our cuoto..,.moda draperiH are mode to Y.ur ax'llll mt.ouramants ;_..,, ·width, ony lenglh. ' . .. · Brinjl in your measurements- and enjoy .the ·sa _ngs. ,ror wldth-m~as,ure tbt widll! of your rod: For length-measure !rom top' l!fi<lli;\ .to length demell. ' ' 310rlm Placed.for Seedlings ' ht of Race Havoc Ends in Cells MiiGS Tli£A IRE TONIGHT and THURSDAY .bnuary 18-19 NOT OPEN FRIOAY Uuu TUESDAY J•nu.ry 20-24 Walt Olsney"s "THE FIGHTING PRINCE OF DONEGAL" -Technicolor.Jteter- McEnery, Susan Hamp&bift, Tom Adams, Gordon Jackson. Andrew Keir. Book by ltobert T. Reilly. A Brave ~~ Rebel breed . . . flliht· iDJ.·a one to defend their Dation's ft'e.edom! A rip-roar· '·ini. action-packed Sixteenth Century Swashbuckler about t two-fisted ·son-of-Erin who sin1le-handedly unites the clam of Ireland, and. leads them thru dui!Jeons. castle1, tb08.ts. sword f1gbts, battles With the quarter staff to Olorlous Victory against QUeen Elizabeth's mercenarIeS! W•ll Disney's "COUNTRY COYOTE GOES HOLLYWOOD" -Technicolor- •.; ·, ' . Outstanding fealuNI of our Cuslotii ~de Droperla't .' ' .I ' Custom Pieatlnl. Double folded top htolldiilB with JM!rmanent .Uifenlng. O.nel'OUII double bottom hems. Bllnd stitched side bOma. Comer welibtlng ,fir den haritlln&. · · Finished draperies are decorator to~d a!ld r~od~ "io !JI'ng.:...- No presalttg ll<!i!ikd. • JOFCiassto Pay for New Linen Cloths Missionory Sunday Will Be Observed Admlsslon : 75c & 40< OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Sr., ladies Shoes Reduced l or More .Values To $16.00 · · · · · · $3.87 to $8.87 ' All SoiH Final, No Exchllnga, No Returns ClEARANCE SALE Bargains For All The Family ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MtDOLIPOttT course. 'i'O 0118BRVJ!l mil Peler J-lnp ·ilill . bls 92nd birthday Friday. uary 20. 1111 . address_ I• Nye Ave., ~; '" r; preslden~ VISIT ELBERFEI.DS CARPif DiPARTMiAJ . ,, ' .. ON THE 2nd' ROOR We have hundreds of The "Jfit class of the United Methodbt church met Monday at the church wllb Mrs. Sh- Disployed on Rocks for E•y S.loctlon JANUARY ' . r 2 SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Men's Shoes Reduced lor More Y1lues To $24.95 .... $5.87 to $13.87 We Cl!try Kirsch trawrse rods fo~ a.,Y slu Of sh•P<t1wiiiCICIWs and .1 full llna"·of curtoln rods - also dropery hooks - e,.;ythlng ntiided for -recr· •nd • • full)anglng of droperl11. · . - . \ · · in In any color to suit yQur mercia! carpet for your '1 ,. ' .. . I, ·t' � 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 01. January 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 January 18, 1967 baxter mcdermitt van meter