http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2ab2d6fb4930a88124207ebc9be67559.pdf e359ff5c4087343c39631209e4d04280 PDF Text Text 1~- ·nw Dtil,)· ~ntincl, 1~<Jmca·o)-l\Uddleport, o., Thlar&day, l'k.'('fftlber 19, 1!1611 YOUNG ORIGINALS Baptist Circles Prepare Shut-Ins Holiday Trays Very Versatile THE TRADITIONAL jacket-dress Is back for the half-size woman. The ver- satile two-piece ensemble Holiday trays or cookies, fruits and candies [or dturch and community shut-ins were prepared iluri~ Tuesday night's meetings of the tllree circles or the B. II. Sarborn Missionary Socicl3 of Middleport First Baptist Chul"l'h. ELECT A CIRCLE MEETING AT mE HOME or Mrs. David Darst, members or the Electa Circle wrapped gifts for a family being assisted by the Socieb'. Plans were made for remembering two shut-ins who will observe birthdays in the next few weeks. Mrs. Willls AnthonY presided at the meeting which she ~ened wlth a meditation from Ideals. Christmas devotions were preNoted by Mrs. Isabelle Winebremer, and Mrs. Paul Smart conducted the love gUt dedication. Head at the meetil'@"was 1 thank you note trom Sheryl Ferry, a Baptist scholarship girl atter.d-ing Ottawa University. Mrs. Richard Owen was appointed to present devotions al the Sanborn Society meeting in January. A program of Christmas poetry, prose and stories was presented. Mrs. Darst served a salad ard nut bread. LOVE JO"J' CIRCLE CHRISTMAS LUNCHES f o r se,·eral childnm at the Middleport Elementary School will be provided b)' the Love Joy Circle. Meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Gibbs. Jr., the circle voted to pay Cor several of the holiday lunches, and to provide milk oo a daily basis ror several children. Christmas games were plaJed Portland Clubs Members Dine With Potluck THURSDAY 1WIUGHT Garden dub, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, home of Mrs. Dwight Parker; $1 gift. exchange; homemade corsages worn by members will be judged. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 p.m. Thw-~y, at the hall; members to ta~e cookies. _ ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, Christmas potluck, noon Thursday in basement of Rock Springs United Methodist Churchj Christmas trays for the shut-ins and elderly people or the com· munib' will be prepared. FRIDAY PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Christmas party, 7:30 Frl· da;y nigh~ home of Mrs. M. L. Frenchi Mrs. Walter Hayes, cohostess; $1 gift. exchange. LADIES AUXILIARY, FeeneyBennett Post 128, American Legion and j...nior members, annua1 Christmas partyi baked steakdh'lo!181"• 6 p. m_; !ollowed by $1 gift excbange; auxlliary to provide ltel.k. bread and coffee; each member to bring a coveted distl. Resenations are to be made wl1:h Mrs. Albert Roush by Tnursdl1 evenillJ!. MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Rotary Club meeting Frldl1, 6 p. m. at the MartlnRestaurantra.tJl. er thaD at Heath United Methodlot Church. SATURDAY JITNEY &JPPER, 5 PORTLAND - The Portland· Great BeM Homemakers Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach for their December meeting. enjoyed a potluck dinner at noor\ Shirley Johnson, presldent, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Johnson anoounced there would be a leaders.trainingmeeting in January. Elva DaUey was appointed secretary ard report· er for the remainder or theyear. A card was signed by the mem· bers to send to Thelma Cozatt who has moved to Mississippi. Pennies for trieOOship were taken and after the busines.s meet· ing the group enjoyed a short program and girt exchange. Readings given were •• A Christmas Prayer" and "Legend ora Christ-. mas Rose. •• by Shirley Johnson; "God's Little While Things," by Carolyn Price and "A Letter To Santa Claus" by Kathleen Ward. Opal Diddle was in charge of games. The potluck dinner was enjoyed by Mrs. Esta Roush, Shirley Johnson, Opal Diddle, Cannen Hall, Eha Dailey, Carolyn Pri.ce, Marjorie Roush, Jean Sayre, Kathleen Ward and the hostess, Mrs. Ebersbach. and a reading on cnrisCmas was given. AssistinG in prepariiJI the trays ror stut-lnswlth Mrs. Daisy Bing, Miss Rhoda Hall. Mrs. Fieldi~ Hawkins, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Mary Lyons, Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mrs. Genevieve Saxon. Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Manning Kloes, Mrs. Iva Turner. Mrs. Olarles Simons. Contrlbut,.. ing items for trays were Mrs. Eloise WUson and Mrs. Harold Thomas. WesSimonswasaguest. OOHCAS CIRCLE A VISIT TO THE Meigs County lnfinnary on Sunday was planned during a meetlng of the Dorcas Circle Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Bert Bodiner. Read at the meeting by M r s. John McNeil, chairman, were thank you notes for remembrances trom Mrs. Lucille Mayes, Mr.andMrs. HarryHoud:ashelt, Mrs. Irene Cross, Mrs. C. P. Bradbury, and Miss Sheryl Ferry. It was decided to give eacl'l child al the Meigs County Chll· drcn's Home a one dollar bill during their Sunday night visit to the church. The children will be guests at the Baptist Christmas program. Plans were made for serding · Christmas gifts to Mrs. Mayes, Mrs. Grace Hyseli, am the daughter o( a special interest missionary. Mrs. Hysell's birthday will also be remembered by the gJ"OI4'. .Mrs. Beulah White presented devotions using ''The Manard the Glory .. as her meditation. Pic· tures of Miss Ferry, Baptist scholarship girl at Ottowa University, were shQwn by Mrs. Me· Neil. Mrs. Martha King had charge of the program which featured poetry and readings bJ Mrs. White. Mrs. Bodimer, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mrs. TonY Fowler, Mrs. McNeil, Mrs. Fred Hoff· man, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. King. Mrs. Nan Davis and Mrs. Mary Schultz, and pictures on liDia. Mrs. Bodimer served a dessert course. Officers are Elected by to 7 p.m. Soturday. Eastern High S<bool. Cblckon and noodles, ham, ~n~m­ eroua diabea. Sponsored by rremh· man clue. Open to pj>llc. TUESDAY Till-COUNTY C.B. Radio Club Qui.stmas party, Dec. 23rd, 7 p. m. at the Legion Hall in New Haven. Gift excbange for adultsi each ramUy re!!iponslble Cor own children'• gifts. Contact Margle Grtilstead or Grace Holsinger for more inrormation. includes o brief-sleeved, square-necked silhouette with o multigored skirt, topped by a neat bolero witt-! optional trim. This leon ond lively jacket-dress set is tt-le perfect travel look. To help you with your fabric, color and accessory selections, consult our exclusive Fashion Co-ordinator included in each Young Original pattern. B-1 04 with Photo-Guide is in sizes 12Y2 to 26Y2, bust 33 to 47. Size 14V., 35 bust, dress, 3% yards of 35-inch; jacket, 1% yards. Send $1 lor this pDttarn to: YOUNG ORIGINALS ( The ' Daily Sentinel, P.O. lox 438A, Midtown Stotion, New York, N.Y. 10018. Print name, address, with zip code, paHem number and size. Add 25 cents for first-class handling. Annual Christmas Party Of Garden Club is Held The home ol MrL Wlllll Mc- 1ng the put 7oar. MrL Fred B l - nporled Murrl,f, extensively decorated thai the elub memberl lwl retor the boll&Qr season, wa• the ceived 10 rt-• for ......,... setting for the IIJIIIIJal Chriatmaa mon11 exhibited in the Molp J111V of the POmeror Garden Club Moodl1 nigl>t, with Mro. ~ Chrlatma• Dower lhow. Irving Karr. Jr., the Blallting fl was also noted that five mem .. ber• attended the regional meethosteu. Aa the members arrived th~ Ing held at Eaatem High School placed their gifts lor an ex- in November. Mra. Rqy Betzlng, change under a tall, revolvlns chairman. presented Mrs. Karr, tree, and then were escorted who p.ve a paper on the Cbrlltthrough the hOUse toviewtbedecmaa rose, or HeUeborUa. oratlons, a h1ghl1ght ol wtdeh Mro. Karr pointed out thai waa a manger scene. fllere are t1ro dlotlnctlve t,ypes After readlnK the verae or the of Helleborl, one a Christmas month, Mra. McMurray read the ro .. whlcb fiowors ID late winChriatmas story from the sec-· ter, and the other, a Lenten rose, ond ehapler of St. Luke. Membero reapondod to roll call by which bloom• in the aprlng, Bolli, relating the ooe thing whl ch thOY lhe noted, are valuable for aar· had enjoyed most 1n the clubdur- den decoration becauaethe:VflOw. -om 42 Members, Guests, Attend WSCS Dinner CHESTER - Tho WSCS of the gram. DuriOV the social perkxl roll Chester United Mothodlot Church met at the church on Dec. 12 tor call waa answered and dues paid. Prepares Baskets A contribution to the firemen's project or preparing Christmas baskets for needy Camilies of the Middleport community was made when the JoUy Bunch Sewing Club met Monday night at the llome of Mrs. Betty Cline. Mrs. Rhoda Hackett presided at the meeting during which time jolly pals were revealed with a gift. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Helen Reyn. olds, Mrs. AlmaMiller,andMrs. Don Mullen. Saoiwi ches. cookies and punch were served to those named and Mrs. Beatrice Robson, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. James Jividen, Mrs. Orjn Smith, Mrs. Nora MiUs, Mrs. Perry Mitcn and Mrs. Mattie Bush. The Cline 1\ome was decorated In keeping with the holiday season. QUICK QUIZ Q-What is the laTgest mu· skal instrument ever con· structed? A-The Atlantic City Auditorium Organ, Atlantic City, N.J. The inotrument bas two consoles, 1,225 speaking stops and 33,112 pipes. Q--Why must C4Shew nuts be roasted befoTe marketing? A-The cashew tree is re- lated to poison ivy and the shell of the cashew nut contains an irritating p o 1son. Roasting removes all poison from the nut. er ulna a dull btooJniDJI pori- ~ od of the roar, and the follaP ;. remalnl P"een the year araund.;; Relatlni the hlotDr7 and the:; legend olthehetleborl, Mro.Kerr ': oald It wu ariCinally beilaVod: their annual Chriatmaa dlnner and program openill! with a planned potluck dinner at noon with 22 members and 20 guests. Grace was given by Rev. Clsto. The program, tn chargeorMrs. Harold ~ncer and Mrs. Bill)r Windon, !ollowed, beginning with YOUI'Ig, Mrs.. JohnWickham,Mra. the organ prelude by Mrs. Hor.. Charles Bl.wn, Mn. GOI'don RJd.. ace Karr. The gr~ then sang enour, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mra. "While Shepherds Watched Their John Lambert, Mrs. Harold New.. Flocks," aBI scripture, taken ell, Mrs. Freda Miller t Rev. ca ... lriXII st. Luke, was read by Mrs. to, Mr. Purley Karr, Mr. Ralph Parker and Mr. Fred Rice. Windon. All pthered aroond a beautJtul Mrs. John Lambert sarwa solo, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 - 21 "SOL MADRID"' (Technicotor) O.vid Mccallum Stella Stevena PLUS "NOBODY'S PERfl!.0~ (Tecbnlcolor) Doug !'cOure-Nanc:r Kwan SHOW STARTS 7 P.M: • I ; ¢'APE KENNEDY (IJPI)- , ·~ ......,.,. todoJ ~. fllr louneb of titHe hi> ori>it I1'<IUIId the """'!' ... a were jiCiged with Mrl. Jcmea ; Orot, 111111 -Ibach, :. . - , and Mro. Betzlng, third- :· wlnalltg Preednll the meetlngadlllller : enlofed by the memberl; with Mrs. Jones and Mra. Gruo-: aer aollltlng with the aervlng. : lolro. Harold Brown will be lho : WOI .. We Muat Follow the star," and decorated tree where gifts were February ho8teaa. ; Mrs. Spencer told the story1 exclw1!ed. Seven new membera, Mr1. Bob "Christ the Slvior Ia Born,"and ~GNED TO 25Til in conclusion the group sang Burke, Mrs. Fred smith, Mra. Armr Private Flrll Cla11 Her-: "Hark the Herald ~ela Sing." Virgil Windon, Mrs, John Lambert L, Buck, 19, 11011 of Mr. and : bert, Mro. ReidYoww,Mra_HerOn behaH of the society, Mrs. MrL Charlea H. Buck, Grimm•: man carson and Mrs. J. M. Glul, Dorald Mora presented a potted Landing, W, Va., baa been aa- : poinsettia to Mn. Horaee Karr were welcomed. The next meetlqj: wUl be at ai&Ded to the 25th lnfanlr)' Dlvl- : for h&r faithful service as or.. the chureh at 1:30 p. 111- on Jan. alon in VIetnam as .,. Infantry- : ganist ror the church. Pl'l,)ler by man. Mrs. Purley Karr cloaed thepr~ 2. lalt- ...... """--oflbo liQuid rud<etla __,., .,.,,., _ . - . tonllbt lllldotr the • ~· flU! J.>amolly uJd powerful fll•o•llii!IU• Hurt H. Dr. al lbo the--tint IIICCiaRI 1DJr - .. ctacu are •._..,., IIJIJI• lor a tuU .uediM. tbe ..... • f '• ~~.. ~. I( •. !,, :· , • new - · · llebul ·~• • ' Def?oled To • ' ., • r'.' .VOL. XXI NO. 169· .... ·, ~~ :r,ter-11 .. : ··~ . ~ ,POMEROY-MIDDlE#!OilT. OHIO.~ .1.: ·~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 'I\ r_) --' 0 ~") . . - U l ~-~ ~I ,') ~ .-· --· Two Wree.:.£8· Occur At Identical Place ~ YORK (l1fl)- Pre.olileal-elect Rld!ard M. Nixon, In • ·- ' ' " move, _ , .tiiMed - · dlpiOII!"t !.'bulel Yoll . to be u.S. ., to the · \JIIIted · Two accfdoull, one ot which . resulted In a Galllpollo man belng IJUured, occurred Tburldoy morn!ng at tho ldonlfcal iocalion m Cheater townllblp roooc1 ll2, t1ro miles north of Route Nbai. aloo dl......,S - bo lwl dlaculled lbo IJ.N. ombei· -..lldp Willi Vloe PrtiildeDI a, j!Wiijjhre.v a11c1 •Bal. ElfiPOI8 .lolcCarlllf BQil ~~be did ""' tclenllty; ''All ~Ji • ~co¥, relpe<:t fill: tjto ~We ·• ~ ,but we ~ th8 ,...cluillon tbat lt·ellliar ...,, "w.t ibo-."""' the rlabt time for the Job.• 1962 GMC truck looded with lllel oil. AUiboriUes .._.-ted the driver, Thomas 'lborntm, tr~Weling or lh6 rlaiJ!man nortltwoat, Killed at Crossing .! ,·,,· ·. l reault o1 eitber mlllbap. Sherllf Roberl C. - chine pried - - Tbere - · . hit a allck place m proximately Ky Warns Goal Must Not Change llie roood csualng the veblcle to &O over ali ombonlmtent IIIII 111op upaido down In a creek. .~ :~0 ... ,......· !#~~~Thornton was taken to Holzer PARIS (IJI'O- Vice Medical COllier by Ewing am- Nilll100 Coo KJ of Sooth PARIS (UPI) - Amf>uoabulonce where be .... admitted VIetnam today oald u.s. force• dor W. Averellllerrlman ...,_ for tre.t:mllftt. HisiDjuriea were lbould !erred ~ wllll Soo!th Vlot. out al bla OOUIItry If w~ acee~av~ nal~-· ""'cliijt . .. . ~ . ~-.--. ::-i·~- 'lildcb wW ..... J<llln lle16i cl Bt. I; Long · ~~at- ua lhe llaveo ol'·tbe Combll- Vletuamose·dllr---lod - . stowed hla llick""'' truck nllta.•• Ill' to at tHe~ •oene, got out, and, waa AJDerieaa aim& 1D Vhtiw•. "II" their p i hal - choddng the truok which Ia ........ the,v can ,_._ I noyoelf - " ! ~~t! ed by ~er State 011 Co. He uk them," Ill' said ID M1 Pre- ' ..... 13' 'in tile buement of the le81on borne.· l'rf- membeis of t h e - oq..., Keith Viii ....,.., ~ WDllamJ,-Jan ~,a~g and GeOtp H&wl.e,v. "We lldDk our poll ,.ui be- llcnob'.nld t h e - will also eQjoy a vartet;y a! ........aC!II- llld will ]101tlclpoiD ID ctril prQj-. The · - loot &lnda1 ra.. col!ee to motorlate traveling tllrOUih llllddleporl as ..,. cl their tlrot proJocta. The poat, at a meetJnc earlier this week, _..led oppreclat1on to A.!oP, Middleport Baok Store, Mull V and 'l'lrl1'• Foodland for -ling ltellla far the project- ' < ' repOrtedly - ""'' ~· .... N .. - · 9lar their Ucbls Gmtfor,.~~ to .lbo lbiil cll' awiag al prlzoo to ~ ,,jlow Yolk · . liP u ..... ' . . ~lolblngTue....,_ Rio Grande, his doleptlm Tbur• to lnotltutloal partldpoling In nqottations.'" the NallmalDolmseStudontLoan pr<Jf!I"IJD. Two Tenth lllotrlct college• received III'J"OYOl for tiiJjlplementei !Unds. 'Ib~ are Oldo Unlvorsit)l and Rio Grando Colleee at RIG Grando. 8Jppiemonlel ill the ......rt ol $11,475 ... to be mado anllal>le to Ohio Unlvoratt7, SJ,l29 wUl be mado avallable 1u Rio Grande C o liege. Tbeoe FedorallllllllleswWpro.. vido 90 per of tbe National Defolllle · Loan Fuoda of the participating co!l- and llcnob' salcl boys cl tile ....,_ \7, It Years ol liP and In tho ninlb sraclo, or 15 yearo old reprdlut al ll"ado, are lnvltto join. Maldmwn - olaplorer aoouta Ia tllml&b tho 17th blrlb41Y, ... flnlllb olblall•-· '1'116- meellniJ ol the pollia II 6:30 p_m., Ceo. 31, ond Oodl WeclDo.. alterwlrd at· t be IOJDiibbe. . ecl unlveralUea. Eaeh - . lt. lelf, mull prorido 10 per - Tbe South V.k>AMmeae cllpii,J loador also uJd the JNl1lal)' aituatloo in his C<IOIIVy would have been better , _ If It had ordered Jl"'llral - 1 1 - Ill ' ' . 1965. lie oald Gea- - u.s. of Schoo•·No. 70 tlon. ""1.'11 too bad - - there woold have " leas Amerlema ill VJatnam, .. ea1d. - Anne G. Jilek ~olped • to do I~ ,Wbet I~ Cl>rlatlnal'l ~ ean ELDS IN . ' r - · - ~ ~-- - lj " _ __ ---·~- - ... ··-·-----·~·---------,- ..... ortcll!ll - pass on to a:ur. our Lord, Jeaus Cbrlst. Aid Juat •• it mppens tor ailfamllyblrthcll1a, 'lbo bitliP1 birthday- is oqb-lllm. '11dof.·~ ...., lll<o a chlklloh . cuatan' tD some ot the . wry llld WIJ<idb' ..,, IL I thiD<It ....... . am~ .Chrlatlnal Ia and io II er, pastor, ext.e1X11 an invitation to the public. .. . are 11... )lot ao lour u !hOY do DOt cloud .... uniierotmliQJ of 11!1 trUe m-QJ al Cbrllll's . Use our free parking lot on 2nd. Street ooross from the Furnillire .ltOOr.. 1 ... Dies of Christianity -- - ·.. -- -- - . 'r turned- Taylor at ttme b1a rOfllell for 11UCb maiWJoa.,. ' i n - . 1 matchlns (Uncia. P~mise, 'Co~e u.s. ·•ameet.._...,.. and ou Get Aid the roadaldo root In Kanoup.. d. ll!e l'arner01 Chalnbar ol · ·Commerc:9, Ia remJndl'na all · ~- --"elpotl IDthe :ret·--..'. toro m how ·to Plel.. ... ..... along and loat domands bl.cicidns t11o _ . , . ol hla 'veldcle ... the slipof dolayed war talks ben. IJ.S.. pery roadwiU'. Tholnaa' auto ran lltf..... Seeretery Clark M. Into the I!Qoo truck- There Will Clifford IDIIr albor eritLCI llllve · c1amase to the lalt 1r<111 reoder accuaec1 liJ'• · dales to• a~ '· ,..j"bo- ol the l!a1ea veldcWASIIINGTON - Tenth Dllldolaylng tllo ~ng_ lo and to the llffile and IH!mJ- trict Collre""IIWI Clarence E. Ill' todt.Y oald bla .,...,.,_ er ol the Tbomaa car. • llllllar ......,cod alNo cbarall• were lilecl u tho locatlonB of IIQIPIOJI!Oital fUndi ''II DOt b7lntl to block tbo cl the "Safe llrlvlng will bo orpnlzecl for the upcoming yule ......, lor wwlam Gruosor, pn- .c::~~"".,.";!== ID search of ver- IDtervlew In .lbo Paris now...ver Laurore. K7 apJke amid a. rift WI! lTD me ol lbooald - · "' .•~..cllllrl<!:'' lloljlly. lie -· aald U.. 8i'GIIP will aJioqiallze Geotures" "'~.. repalr• Pt Jatlir· ... ,. .. . . lire Emlelollli&er, uat. advtaor; Davi4 ·Fife, Richard GllkO)", Terry Grolp. Ftank llollmlll, DaYlil. Kl:anOZJD, ~ Lee, Sli8ve ELB ., $50 - - tD ... oa1d this morniDg hla doport- machine and about ~ Ill .., rlf' ' ment Ia prub1ng t1ro burglaries was taken. thai were reported Thursday. The other B & E aa &U. :· !berlft - c h aa1d the Salem Center School · 248. Rutland AIMrlcan Legion hall eral lunchroom lteml, The-· lllelgs Cotmty ohorllf's . ""' broken Into 11001 a pop ma- lng milk and meat, were 1111ooit.' •;. do...-ent said tho first mishap, at 9:30 a.m., Involved a m. ' ; IMilll _ . . for Tbomton. A 19&2 modol car ~ by James Roger Tbomaa, '¥7, Pt. Wearing apparel for your family and furnishings for your ho•• and Gifts for everyone on y.,ur list. r 30L Partial ~t. t.o Ill m1ddlo 20L hir .... chanp in ~raton lilt;i.!JoiJ. "",, Of The MeigJ-M111011 Area wao Quality NJ4. MDotJ.y cloudy and dl1 with a r.w :• the aorth portloa. ;.. Just Unpacked Another Big Shipment of Easy Chairs Selections-~ Dependa.le '4. the~,.,.._ Weather en tine:~ ' -~~'" ,:,', "· ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 Santa Oaus will be in the store on the seemid floor Tb11l'8day Evening 6:30 ·to 7:30, Friday Afternoon 3 to 4, and Saturday afternoon 2 to 4. Bring the kiddies in for a visit with Santa. 1I II )"Mrl .... i ... Just In Time For Christmas Giving! llQly 18 ~.*1111 ·.,.., clllnculUeo If -aton. Karr. The wr11111lna 011 the tllftl1 ~ TONIGHT, DECEMBER 19 NOT OPEN Two plays will highlight a Christmas program to be given at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the Cheater Church of God. Eleven chlracten are lntr• duced in the first play entitled, .. AnKel on a Stepladder/' 1 three act presentation. The seooM play, "One Christmas Mom-. trw'" consists or two acts and to characte_ta are introducecl. cuotl and reci ..tlons are among the other featurea of the prosnm. The Rev. D. f:. S&>onc- ' ter Grue•r. 1be,y were.o~•Cbrfllf... The members introduced their maa Comes But Onee a. Year,,. · guesta, who were Mrs. Wallace · IIDd 11Salrtli'Paaaes." Mila~ ­ Amberger, Mra. Paul Kelb", Mra. .Ebersboch read a hwntrllll po-: em, "Chriltmal Eve in Fort: Virgil Windon, Mro. Warden Lauderdale. .. ours, Mn. Herman carson. Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mra. Bob Burke, A game on Dowen - -: Mro. Fred Smith, Mro. Raid _by Mra. Janel wa1 woo by Mrs. ; Elects MEIGS THEATR£ .~r oome ol the wild plllltl III'Owilli Officers for 1969 were elected durfrtt the annual Christmas party or GrQ\Il U of the Women's Association of the Middleport F i r s t United Preibyterian Church l'leld Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Paul Hlptonstall. Elected. were Mrs. Myron Mil· ler. chalnnan and treasuer. Mrs. Carl Hork;y, co-chatnnan. and Mrs. Richard Karr, Jr,, secre- Dramas Planned • 11'1 uJd that Gabriel plud<ed pv- them to the Chrlot Child, and the ma1doll, dlacovertng tho white ChriatmU roses, carried them to the Holy . Babe. . Two poemo 1!rltten by Edpr Gueot were r~ by Mra. Wel- Tbe p.ll... al 1'hlli'tldl!\' ........ - · for earbor by a t.fi!¥ Yl!vo :I!Od a - ~" !eak\!il ppe in .........,_ IUOllDc ,..,_ ,_, ol tbeoe . . 09~· . :' ''hllidl" . ·In the - Till problemo dolqwd lbo .town. Plitt, la..,ng ll1x hlllro, loodiDC al frigid ikldd. ...,..., tllltooda , _ ·mld.aftemm Into IIIII lltJIId bt"'- lblo lilt tonllb' .ioo!l a CJDeoldn- periDd IIPI<Ocraft to ftlel lbo lillp'1 l)l"t...,. fill time _ , lbo threo fuel cell electric _... a - lloard their _._ croll' boS<>re down Solurdlr.Y. hem oo thai flrot ChriatmuDay. Tbe otorr po thai the angel Gabriel, oo seeing her llllhaJpineaa, 1pread hll wtoa:• and Dew down to bq.dre the CIUie. "Whf -peot tlloU thll happfdi1,aeea1be Sri!OUr"l birth?'• ; •Oh, air," the maid replied, 11DO 11ft have I til>' otrer Him." Church Group Mrs. Dwight Wallace, association president, reported that the holiday bazaar was a success. Officers Mrs. Haptonstall, Olltt:olrw:presi· CLIFTON T h e Clll1m dent, conductedthemeeti~which Cllmbora 4-H Club recently elect- opened with a series of poems ed olfteerl II follow&, Linda from the Christmas Ideals by Van Matre, president; Chuckle Mrs. Edward Burkett. JohnloOD, vice president; hron Thoughts on .Joseph and Jesus James, aeeretary; Joyce Rlley, rrom a book on the Bible were treasurer; George Johnson. re- given by Mrs. wanace. Mrs. pnter; Bett7 James, IICII1i lead- James Buchanan. only recertly er, and Lois Peters, game lead· discharged !r0111 the hospital, er. It was deelded to go Chrllt- surprised the members with her mas caroling oa the 23rd of De- presence at the party. Sheila eember and at every meeting and Janet Horky were guests. Mrs. Karl Owen and Mra. Don tbere wiU be dues of 25 cents. The next mooting wUI be Jan. 6. Lowery won the Christmas candles given as door prizes. Mem· bers were seated around the dinREMINDER GIVEN ing room table ror rerreshments. Members of the Trinity United The Haptonstall home was Cestlve Ollrch of Christ are remlrded with holiday decorations. As ravto take articles of rood and-or ors the members were presented clothirc to the churc~ . Sunday with pictures taken of the part)' morning. Blskets for needy fami- lut year. lies wlll be prepared. ES'\' ~ - - . uHii tiP ,illool "'• dYe boar Sl...w..t. root "period .... up !Ill ..... al*lle!l turn-:: tary. Clifton 4-H Club ~ .......... . - . - . It i> ..........- through aome miracle they ed white as snow when Chrllt :':' pointed out. • Mrs. Karr related tbe tale of: the I!Ule ohepherd prl who wu crylnc near the ateble ot Bethle- iii!IOiri MMe. S:Sl p.m. to bear blaek llowerl, but that; waa born. Early ChrlotianJ uaed •. the white blooms 11 aJDtbole of l purl\7 and hllmlllt7, the apoaker: - De . . . ,....,.... .. ''llold''- cnll) to thO--"_ - ·nojlloil ' ....,.e~Mw to Till liDo! :If ~ Gilbo lanl ....... loot 111!!0 - addocl nearby · and (NnspafMr fnt.rptisa AunJ Club ~ .. �����• • ' Starting .Home _, ~isoner ·' - '111!1 \~ _ ful~s, ~erne ·- ~=~~! (IJP0 - Elo,.ft of ~ iul u r ~ l ri i -..,..,_ -~ u P<'-• roioooed _ , . . 11111..-.. No1'. 11 ~~~- aoo ........... •...... Bf Ulllled abortly PreU'"'trrlaal~ • · Qub :Holds fts tMre, at .Cape Kemedy. OPTOMETRIST Students Give OF'F1CE HOORS 9,30 TO U, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURs.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Piano Recitals Owing Week • Best Wishes FUNK FAMILY . . D-12 and D-15 TRACTORS SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL EQUIPMENT • ~ggs Equipment Co. Tupp!;~i.~••. o. . ., .. ' " w.r:. aasilnmente. a sala New Ye&r-1 eve ~r and dlnee. Fe&tloltleo will be8in al 5 p, ,.., Doc. ~t. with a aompluoul bul!et ..rved In the CarcUnaJ Reem ol the lodie, ..er. looking Ook LoU. FollowIng tile cllnner, lhoro.wlll be daneIn& IIICI ...,.raJ memmat!lnr 1n Dlntor ·if Annual Dinner PT. PLEASANT' - VETERANS MEMO!UAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - M a r t h a Searles, Middleport; M<lnad wu. son, Long Bottom; Mary Brewa er, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Brial> E~, Marvin Craig, Kimberly Roush, Unsucce1&ful In beeornlng one of the nation's orlglnal group of altronauts, he tried again and was selected Tbe Gold- among the •••econd generation" ol !lllllcemen In 1962. en Age Club, formed by t b e Foaler Granclpirentl at Lakin Lovell's wile and his d1ildren -Barbara, 15; James, 13; State Hoopltal, hald Us Chrlllm&l dlnrier and ~ at Tu • Susan, 10; and little Jeff, now Endle--Wel ManOr with 18 mem- atmoat a-. plBMed to be .., bond the Chlekadel Ballroom, complete wltl1 - r halo, nolaemalc- Jan;aea Lovell Jr. Apollo Navigator Apollo launch. Teenager Oted In Tndlie Mishap Thomaa. 17, Pt. Pleasant, was ter, Ohlo, no later than dted lor !allure to yield rilht- ;;::~2~0==~:.;;.: ot-way folloWing a two vehicle 'I mishap Thurllcla: 1:30 p.m. 011 Rt. 2 twelVe miles south of PL Pleasanl. l'rqNr\)' damage was estlmotecl at anc1 there ••• no peri!OCIOllnJurlu. ••59 mlwp decurred when Thoma• waa pulling out ot a car lot ond otruck a ear driven by Dor I el T • Glb000,;'"59, HlmUngtoo, Va. The 5!1erlff's clopartment lnveoltpted the mishap. The Y'· Proceeds wUl be uoed to purBy Utllted Preoa lnternallonol chaae a gill ror the aehool. MuATLANTASlX DRUG MANUFACTURERS ore ononUOIOICI Nancy PQIIO. sic will be provided by "Experthe clos:k ''(:flllb pl'qp'IUD" to Jtroduce vaccine to meet the iatlOO'i tence '69." HCMW ~">"& Ou eplcliiinlc, tho Pbanilacctutlcal Molllfaeturen AaiOclat... ~ Thurlday. .' · · TWO FINED TAKEN TO HOLZER The asaoelltion . said the R.rms are working their lli\PIOfea 24 Two d e f - lined 'lllur• T h e Mlclclleport emergency hours a day ond will 11111 '"'"" through the Cbrlatmas ~ to Dlgbt In the COUrt o! Pomeroy oquad onowerecl a ..U Thur• produce 30.8 million doseo ot vaeclne by Fob. L Tile Hong Koow Mayor Charleo Lopr were otto attenPJn to the home ol Mrs. Ou, meonwldle, -rently . hal iprea4 from !be United states to Jobnooo, addreso unknoWn, 1$5 ond Ora Hallbill, L1ttle Kypr Road, · ' eosto, lntoxlcallon, ond Cbarlea in the Cheshlre area. 9te was Britain. W!Dston, Mlddleport, 125 a n d taken to Holzer Medical Centor HUNTINGTON, N. Y. - SGaALIST LEADER Norman ~·• costs, reckle11 operat1on. for treatment. who never won an election but HideD lost a principle, died Tlur.,. day in a ooral)W home. He was 8_ 4. He waa a -.tlve ol Ml,rlon, Ohio;.; A memorial service was scheduled Monday in New YOrk' a Com.RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS FmEMnl TO MEET munlt,y Olt!rch. The remalno will be cremated. 'lllomao dlecl o1 a comCOLUMBUS (UPI) - Leo P. There will be a lll*lal meetblnaUon or lhe lilmeato or old qe.:Re haclaone delf IIICI waa ...rb" Ing ol the Srracue VoluntBer Slarlc, 45, anc1 J1111es A.Paarom, blind, but hlo mind remained clO!U to the end. He recently.ftalobicl · '43, were aamed Thurlday by Fire D-ent Monday a1 7,. 30 p.m. to elect omeers for the Gov. James Rhodes to take seats work oo 1 - . hlo 1&tll, .whlc:h Is to be pubillhocl "'"' year. upcoming year. All memberaare em the Franklin Coonty MmldWA~rON- SIGNS CONTINUE TO POINTtowardroplclpro. pal Court• urged to be present. gress oo an ~mont wltll North Korea for releooe or the 82 <II>" tlve Pueblo cl'ilWmen, poaolbly ber..-o Chrlitmaa. Ofllelal WoohlqJton LOCAL TEMPS buzzecl wltll hlalo o1 an lmponcllqr breaktllrouiJh 1D tile II· The temperature In I'O>Itlerw's io!EJGS GENERAL HOSPITAL month negvtlo~CI)I lor or tho Alflerlceill, while In the ~ ......... dlalrld al Admissions - None. u,lo a.m. tocJa.x ... 36 clogreeo truce village or P-\llleln the two oldos mellor live houro - tholr . Discharges - Belle 'lbe1aa.. 101Cler cloudy okles. lcqreat meettc yet. , • a.>rll """"' seoul eald • - r woekord moellDtJ wu plaJIIed. Thur.-. ' ." ' .' ,,,, .. - PHON'4. . ., . lOR. ·' . IESIIY4YIONS TODAYI . . . .: . . ,•'67,5~1611 • DINING . • $EVERAGE$ • FAVORS . ENTERTAINMENT . <I DANCING THE AREA'S CELEBRATING N£1' YEAR'S Chester ' . PT. PLEASANT - Gerald L. Cbaftn, prealclonl d the oflbe l,..k Waltm Loa- ~!vlo!oJo! Thur• Pl. W&l the featured ilfelker at nllht'• ~ Of the loeal chiJ>tor .. u.i ......... 'l1lo ,moetlnir wu helcl a1 Kroclol Parle Clulil>oule at 7,30 p. m. Movies were shown ~ · t t1 e drain ond rraclln& IIICI -ral lmproyo1118111a of tlleK,_l Park Lolc,o which tho chaptor had u • project tbia past year. CONSULT LEGAR MONUMENT BEFORE CHOOSING A FAMILY MEMORIAL 2-H ur I DRY CLEANING SERVICE jUPON · REQUESTJ ' Our U.oal Good Ct.anlnt Rollinson's Cleaners -· hil in 21 Years Experience Assures Y011 That Your Selection will be the fines( in style, granite & price! .WINTER SPECIALS LEGAl :MONUMENT 263 W. 992·53U ON ALL OUR LOVELY MONUMENTS IN OUR SHOW ROOMI Ma;n ' mints in operation at various times. At present, there are PRE-INVENTORY TIRE SALE only three-Philadelphia, Den- ver and San Francisco-and the San Francisco mint is no longer issuing coins. Mrl~ Earl Slg..._ellliiiiJm, mm, Akron, 0.; .!lin. ROYIIlOIId Hu!l- · llolillilll, Rlple,y; Laura lllrcbBe<htle 111!1 Joan rleld, pt;· Pleillant; JuUe .Mln- . L Loeal Speaker All TIRES IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD---------------- WE NEED THE SPAa AREHOUSE CLEAR NCE BUSINESS ·- ".~ -... +-- • . . &:EN·V'ELOPES ' llebb4e Mellalllei1 . Clncly iloul; PLEASANt >·. ~OINT; , ,, State President li.S. Mlnla Since the establishment of the llrat U.S. mint in Philadel. phia, there have been seven -~ ·~Efl"-ERI.IE,ADS , ~T a dance Moncla¥, Dee. 23, at Melga lll8h Sebool lD Mjcldleport ' - ' 8 to u,30 p.m. 801' evenfnl'5 arnnpmenta a r e Alwa,ya in the past they have watched laUn.cbed on televlslon Houston. . ADMITTm: Mr1. Glen Sayre, BE WITH ferl, IOUVeniraand rtirelbmeiU. At 1 a.m., in the Bobllnk Room, Holt N•ly will serve a anaek JU~~Ptr and eo«ee. AU of the avaJ,.lable to the public at juJt 415 per couple. Re1ervat1onaare llmited, howner, and payment 11 required in advance. To receive tickets by rltunt mail, aeDd your ehetk or money order for $15 to mil Neely, Burr PT. PLEASANT- Rlclc,y Dale Oak Lodge, R.F .D. No.2. Glooo- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ANNOUNCE DANCE The GAA ond Varolt;y M Clubs o1 Meigs lll8h School will spoo- s...r at CIIIJO Kennedl' to watch hla PT. PLEASANT •;_ The plano <bers ancliUOitl attending, - · o1 Mro. Chl -G. GarclThe a ... Charlet Parrish o1 ner h"eld their 8JDia1 redtala M.son, a guest, gave the dnotlrl• week at \~r hOine; Uonala ' and bia wlte olfered sevEacb &IUdont compooed 1111c1 era! plauo eel~.... The club played their veraton or a TV members Joined In singing eommercial. Chrlatmu carola. '' Sluclonta Who memorized tllelr Ill placed the uaual l!ift ex~JtmaJ ~ ,HieCtionl were ehange, each Foater Grandparaw~ Plano Pins. These were ent donated a dollar to the LaC!Dd,y Ra'lntiy, Vleey Parle, J\Jiiy ltln cbape! lUnd. Rouob, 1111111 Jomaoo, BclpGrey, Following the cllMer, a aoJolin .M<Caum.... Kyle Mecauo- eta! hour wao eojpyed. Guests 'land. Barbara Clark, carolyn prelent In addltlon to the Rev. Roush, Penay Mo.rrtSCil, Jimmy and Mrs. · Parrish "ere Mias .~tier""!, Dettloe Mcl)llltal, Joe Camille Harper, supervisor, NOh, KatlJY Rlke, Julie Hender- Mrs, Betty McLeod, aaalatant ~.on. Chl.rlnalQ.e Sauer and TOlly . IUpervf.~r, Mrs. &.l.e Casey, TbompiiOn. Secretary, and Neva Brewater. To our many friend• and neighbors we send our heartfelt wishes for a 'lery Merry Christmas. 4]Uioln_ · " ..,.-!••· a N. W. COMPTON,O.D. nFFI_N CREDIT JEWEL£~ ~· ' ", Ofk.Lodge If'• bow!:" Pem navy bsae where they DIAMOND WEDDING RING SETS from 39.95 · - , - William Neely, ..;...,.. ol Burr Ook Loclgo, QIIO ol 'state ol Ohio'. allle"(llrk lUxury lDdpo, haa announeocl plana ror r.a" Cbriltmaa J>Ocll8gea, Thair famUles had Nllt the glfla to be delivered to tllem a1 the Plmom JEWEL YULE! · "ne.l JlaJoSkol< Amorlcion Red Cross ~ W, !'. F""'zal oiFort ColliDa, CGlo.. gave tbem IT A ,. ,, -r. The otter MAKE ~ rh 5.30 p.m, (5:JO Lm. ESr). They boar<lod a bus ror tile 100 yard ride ol the al._t terminal and were taken Into a VIP lOIUIIIO for a routine cbeckup IIICI the cholera ond amall- vaednatlllfts. Then ollldals Attllemdownon • • row ol ehalr1 ucl couC!hes and ~THE HARLIS Had: JYqthing ~ !!PI•."""""~ OOm!l!l f:9"'-"\".,!!!!o! · · ·~"" ' AriJ1IIr - I./well Jr. ~ ~eriit, like the 'p~ro El~ · monil!o · rp.en lliiild• I lol o! Um~ tlle11 ~' Q( Ali90<> f, .,..U;.I lor a murnid flO IIJ)O~, t111a limo u thlJid~l abM Jbo JUleo Vome . I!PIOihdil!m tiJe · ocean ·1111fl oqm~ d. ,Gem!DI 12. Wltll ~lenco'll<lkla 1 odvomu;~ "F1"0111. ~...,. by ohljl ot the ODd o1 lhlf ,..;....., III!lhl, 1!blch Th~ Ea~ ~ Ute,~n. lholrl!>. , ,• wraPJNOd 1111 lho GtD\lill ,Llttl<i tO-year-old I! ~ , act.'l" llctlon Lcwoll broulht Ill• tot01 tlq., In LilVell, ,-.ho hao lilled up ,_. aton 103 10!0'1 old ooono 1ruo "*"'' to -125 ~ tO J!llnUteo. llbun lD apa<o t11an al\y other aeema "un~, U to by .., ApOiio 8, ·-od101i116dl to iut 6 m011 on earth, lo navlgator for mOMI 'the ORb' striJV o~tua- claJo 4 . hoai-o •booll4 lhal Apollo 8'o real ..life verokln o1 tloil with lllr,ange llmjng t11a1 ' l<i/lil to l'l!'i"" ~­ tllo lanlll111i< &tory Vome Wrote t11o smiling, blond ut,...... hal record ol atniblt &Ojll>puta. "1"'"" 11\Bn l'!hearaaao. gotteu Into. . · , Uwe)l wol born .to ~. ond With · • - t a Frank Bor· ' LcweU lliartedhla eaioer u a Mn. Jollileo~ A; 'U!O'tll Sf. In ond WOllam Ancien, LcweU IIJ)O~e traveler ,.,. 1H$ by~ .ct.,..e1and. oi!!o, He p-ow up, '"""" to circle the nloon 10 lor twO wlieu WIUt ·Bofll)tll Ill ~er, In llll~ !iltere Umea IIIIa ' Chrlstmu. ilornltJ! ,tile GomlDj ( Cll!ai!Je, a mid-- .he "!"I the llrl h• O.~I.Y illod-natureolly collo IA/V~ll "tile Do..,n\ber . mloolpn t11a1 .UU .:was tl1 nwt'l';' ', , . ,. rumantle member ollhe ...,.... llands ao t11o world'oloniu!- · · TOdal' ·LOvell Ia a Navy o1 his rase~ with .1 ~ · thai cramped ~ But-1111 .c areer wltll the Verne • story, 1ut the COIJ!Illlrl· ~01180 '110 Nlly O<pe<tecP·ill NaY,-' PI ott 'to a llhaiQo otart. "'!"~~ellrlldng; hslr lfllill· hls a -tt r ac tl we. He IJ1llllocl· lq the U.S. Naval ' DCIII1 Apollo 8 anc1 Veme'o . brunettci wilt! ~I.Yn had iil\oen Acaclorny, after hllb scbool, but l!"qlnary SJ>Oceohljl are ·~ blrtb.' Ai lt-turned out, tile baby waa not a...Jilocl ond went very much al!lce, rOualllJ" ~ .• Waited "Willi ;. -Jilonth arter .dad lnsleod .10 the Volverllt¥ or bullet wltll on entrance batch came bome. 11 trail 7~ a. w;....,llfl. · eut lD one aide, ill tho - ;·' . . · ·OI!DCO· be¥ IJ!CI the Lqvella He llna!J.y WClll an apint- Verne !magi..,. t be - - -ed him Jel!rey •Carl. . ment '!!>· tile naval acaclorny, ll!fht alllrtlnr lD Florida. ~ · .' .,..motecl In 1951 ond ccon.ol Apollo wUl otart . p1etec1 0 series o1 0y1ng ·k - • for theln. TIMo> arri•ed ·. ..,_., . Gala Night at :~()ver ~fJv~l/~$ :M~oh; ~:'l:'!~P · c.-... Prln.., Norodo!n Ilia boll<q>~<w ,.. uTtoed ..... todil)f ... .... .... CambodiiD - · ~ illolr ..,.. ror Cllrllltmoo. eald in P!mom Peoh he · ,.. ·'!ltv ...... pro!l1pUy glv"' the border Ia bod< )lOY, cholera ond Cambodia. oNJIPD ond a staek ol '!be 11 Amerieans. c:optured Olrillllw! preBODts frMI hcone. Jul,y 17 their landing craft 'l'llo I2UJ man, ~. 4 Earl Billed across tile bolder ,.. the Gama1J ol S.eramldo, Ca.W., Mek0111 River, walked olf an .-.mea In Plmom Penl1 air Vletnun dvllW> coounerdal plane dreaoed In .., assortment ol U.S. ArDij' uni~ms, clvillan clothe• IIDd garmenta the Cambodiana made 1>:r -ne~ Pcon~~t, 0. '. Frklal', De<embor %0, IH8 ton,.1'1. --Pl..,.,.t. Ori;lnal D•aignt fAST SERVICE Quality Print Shop Mill St. ..... . .,., plllyl ON -ALL PASSENGER TIRES IN STOCK • All Sizes •All Grades •All Treads SALE POSITIVELY rei••• CoJIII"essl...t a0urceo said ORb' u.8 wOJ'cllrir'ohjolut alltiCIWICOIIIC! ani the time or tile releose remolrwl to bO ..,_. on. DEC. 31--------------------------THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR 1968 All,. PRICES PLUS FE~ EXCISE TAX 1.35.UP TH~ - NATIONALINE DURING THIS SALE ......•. ,. -(. I 1C' :tal 1" NOW • , , RED ROSE PRESENTS A COMPLETE LINE OF BALAMCED MINERAL NUTRITION FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK .•. RED ROSE SUPER MIMERAL -•' hlth f16"1 photphorou• mlnore~l with o colclu~n•photphorous 111, Red RoM Su~or Mh•rol It o•peelally dotlgnod fot "-"hoke feedlnt to dolry herds, wlwro letume roughage It ...; to tNJing be.J herdo; to •wino; e~nd to hor••• where o nor• ,.. calcl....,.pho•phorou• ratio I• do•lred. Red Ro.. Su~ MI,..GI Is highly reeom-ndod for f1edlng to c:owt durine tho drJ: fNrlod llefore eol'l'int• h pro'llldos neceuary photphorou• oM ,.wonts withdrawln, of iiOholphorout From the bone ttruc• t.,., • comUtlon thot cr611t1.1 l'llinoral IIIII''I'OIIon at eoi'I'I"Q and ~le ol • .,. ,.,ult In IIIIlS! fovllf. When tho dairy h•d doe• not ho.-o or:• e"' to OUftido ml!'ll"•l feed.,. d,,. to oxtremo weothor c:ondl· ~""'•• IIUMtol thould be fed o" top 'of the grgln ration ... ~. rote .f four ovnco1 _. day for the flut .. Yen day' ; then ,;t fM ,roft!, of two ounco1 ,... d.y. s..,.., Run Flour Mills \ Phone !192·2115 ... ~. POllltiiiY, Ohio , WHEELS BALANCED �• • ' Starting .Home _, ~isoner ·' - '111!1 \~ _ ful~s, ~erne ·- ~=~~! (IJP0 - Elo,.ft of ~ iul u r ~ l ri i -..,..,_ -~ u P<'-• roioooed _ , . . 11111..-.. No1'. 11 ~~~- aoo ........... •...... Bf Ulllled abortly PreU'"'trrlaal~ • · Qub :Holds fts tMre, at .Cape Kemedy. OPTOMETRIST Students Give OF'F1CE HOORS 9,30 TO U, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURs.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Piano Recitals Owing Week • Best Wishes FUNK FAMILY . . D-12 and D-15 TRACTORS SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL EQUIPMENT • ~ggs Equipment Co. Tupp!;~i.~••. o. . ., .. ' " w.r:. aasilnmente. a sala New Ye&r-1 eve ~r and dlnee. Fe&tloltleo will be8in al 5 p, ,.., Doc. ~t. with a aompluoul bul!et ..rved In the CarcUnaJ Reem ol the lodie, ..er. looking Ook LoU. FollowIng tile cllnner, lhoro.wlll be daneIn& IIICI ...,.raJ memmat!lnr 1n Dlntor ·if Annual Dinner PT. PLEASANT' - VETERANS MEMO!UAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - M a r t h a Searles, Middleport; M<lnad wu. son, Long Bottom; Mary Brewa er, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Brial> E~, Marvin Craig, Kimberly Roush, Unsucce1&ful In beeornlng one of the nation's orlglnal group of altronauts, he tried again and was selected Tbe Gold- among the •••econd generation" ol !lllllcemen In 1962. en Age Club, formed by t b e Foaler Granclpirentl at Lakin Lovell's wile and his d1ildren -Barbara, 15; James, 13; State Hoopltal, hald Us Chrlllm&l dlnrier and ~ at Tu • Susan, 10; and little Jeff, now Endle--Wel ManOr with 18 mem- atmoat a-. plBMed to be .., bond the Chlekadel Ballroom, complete wltl1 - r halo, nolaemalc- Jan;aea Lovell Jr. Apollo Navigator Apollo launch. Teenager Oted In Tndlie Mishap Thomaa. 17, Pt. Pleasant, was ter, Ohlo, no later than dted lor !allure to yield rilht- ;;::~2~0==~:.;;.: ot-way folloWing a two vehicle 'I mishap Thurllcla: 1:30 p.m. 011 Rt. 2 twelVe miles south of PL Pleasanl. l'rqNr\)' damage was estlmotecl at anc1 there ••• no peri!OCIOllnJurlu. ••59 mlwp decurred when Thoma• waa pulling out ot a car lot ond otruck a ear driven by Dor I el T • Glb000,;'"59, HlmUngtoo, Va. The 5!1erlff's clopartment lnveoltpted the mishap. The Y'· Proceeds wUl be uoed to purBy Utllted Preoa lnternallonol chaae a gill ror the aehool. MuATLANTASlX DRUG MANUFACTURERS ore ononUOIOICI Nancy PQIIO. sic will be provided by "Experthe clos:k ''(:flllb pl'qp'IUD" to Jtroduce vaccine to meet the iatlOO'i tence '69." HCMW ~">"& Ou eplcliiinlc, tho Pbanilacctutlcal Molllfaeturen AaiOclat... ~ Thurlday. .' · · TWO FINED TAKEN TO HOLZER The asaoelltion . said the R.rms are working their lli\PIOfea 24 Two d e f - lined 'lllur• T h e Mlclclleport emergency hours a day ond will 11111 '"'"" through the Cbrlatmas ~ to Dlgbt In the COUrt o! Pomeroy oquad onowerecl a ..U Thur• produce 30.8 million doseo ot vaeclne by Fob. L Tile Hong Koow Mayor Charleo Lopr were otto attenPJn to the home ol Mrs. Ou, meonwldle, -rently . hal iprea4 from !be United states to Jobnooo, addreso unknoWn, 1$5 ond Ora Hallbill, L1ttle Kypr Road, · ' eosto, lntoxlcallon, ond Cbarlea in the Cheshlre area. 9te was Britain. W!Dston, Mlddleport, 125 a n d taken to Holzer Medical Centor HUNTINGTON, N. Y. - SGaALIST LEADER Norman ~·• costs, reckle11 operat1on. for treatment. who never won an election but HideD lost a principle, died Tlur.,. day in a ooral)W home. He was 8_ 4. He waa a -.tlve ol Ml,rlon, Ohio;.; A memorial service was scheduled Monday in New YOrk' a Com.RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS FmEMnl TO MEET munlt,y Olt!rch. The remalno will be cremated. 'lllomao dlecl o1 a comCOLUMBUS (UPI) - Leo P. There will be a lll*lal meetblnaUon or lhe lilmeato or old qe.:Re haclaone delf IIICI waa ...rb" Ing ol the Srracue VoluntBer Slarlc, 45, anc1 J1111es A.Paarom, blind, but hlo mind remained clO!U to the end. He recently.ftalobicl · '43, were aamed Thurlday by Fire D-ent Monday a1 7,. 30 p.m. to elect omeers for the Gov. James Rhodes to take seats work oo 1 - . hlo 1&tll, .whlc:h Is to be pubillhocl "'"' year. upcoming year. All memberaare em the Franklin Coonty MmldWA~rON- SIGNS CONTINUE TO POINTtowardroplclpro. pal Court• urged to be present. gress oo an ~mont wltll North Korea for releooe or the 82 <II>" tlve Pueblo cl'ilWmen, poaolbly ber..-o Chrlitmaa. Ofllelal WoohlqJton LOCAL TEMPS buzzecl wltll hlalo o1 an lmponcllqr breaktllrouiJh 1D tile II· The temperature In I'O>Itlerw's io!EJGS GENERAL HOSPITAL month negvtlo~CI)I lor or tho Alflerlceill, while In the ~ ......... dlalrld al Admissions - None. u,lo a.m. tocJa.x ... 36 clogreeo truce village or P-\llleln the two oldos mellor live houro - tholr . Discharges - Belle 'lbe1aa.. 101Cler cloudy okles. lcqreat meettc yet. , • a.>rll """"' seoul eald • - r woekord moellDtJ wu plaJIIed. Thur.-. ' ." ' .' ,,,, .. - PHON'4. . ., . lOR. ·' . IESIIY4YIONS TODAYI . . . .: . . ,•'67,5~1611 • DINING . • $EVERAGE$ • FAVORS . ENTERTAINMENT . <I DANCING THE AREA'S CELEBRATING N£1' YEAR'S Chester ' . PT. PLEASANT - Gerald L. Cbaftn, prealclonl d the oflbe l,..k Waltm Loa- ~!vlo!oJo! Thur• Pl. W&l the featured ilfelker at nllht'• ~ Of the loeal chiJ>tor .. u.i ......... 'l1lo ,moetlnir wu helcl a1 Kroclol Parle Clulil>oule at 7,30 p. m. Movies were shown ~ · t t1 e drain ond rraclln& IIICI -ral lmproyo1118111a of tlleK,_l Park Lolc,o which tho chaptor had u • project tbia past year. CONSULT LEGAR MONUMENT BEFORE CHOOSING A FAMILY MEMORIAL 2-H ur I DRY CLEANING SERVICE jUPON · REQUESTJ ' Our U.oal Good Ct.anlnt Rollinson's Cleaners -· hil in 21 Years Experience Assures Y011 That Your Selection will be the fines( in style, granite & price! .WINTER SPECIALS LEGAl :MONUMENT 263 W. 992·53U ON ALL OUR LOVELY MONUMENTS IN OUR SHOW ROOMI Ma;n ' mints in operation at various times. At present, there are PRE-INVENTORY TIRE SALE only three-Philadelphia, Den- ver and San Francisco-and the San Francisco mint is no longer issuing coins. Mrl~ Earl Slg..._ellliiiiJm, mm, Akron, 0.; .!lin. ROYIIlOIId Hu!l- · llolillilll, Rlple,y; Laura lllrcbBe<htle 111!1 Joan rleld, pt;· Pleillant; JuUe .Mln- . L Loeal Speaker All TIRES IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD---------------- WE NEED THE SPAa AREHOUSE CLEAR NCE BUSINESS ·- ".~ -... +-- • . . &:EN·V'ELOPES ' llebb4e Mellalllei1 . Clncly iloul; PLEASANt >·. ~OINT; , ,, State President li.S. Mlnla Since the establishment of the llrat U.S. mint in Philadel. phia, there have been seven -~ ·~Efl"-ERI.IE,ADS , ~T a dance Moncla¥, Dee. 23, at Melga lll8h Sebool lD Mjcldleport ' - ' 8 to u,30 p.m. 801' evenfnl'5 arnnpmenta a r e Alwa,ya in the past they have watched laUn.cbed on televlslon Houston. . ADMITTm: Mr1. Glen Sayre, BE WITH ferl, IOUVeniraand rtirelbmeiU. At 1 a.m., in the Bobllnk Room, Holt N•ly will serve a anaek JU~~Ptr and eo«ee. AU of the avaJ,.lable to the public at juJt 415 per couple. Re1ervat1onaare llmited, howner, and payment 11 required in advance. To receive tickets by rltunt mail, aeDd your ehetk or money order for $15 to mil Neely, Burr PT. PLEASANT- Rlclc,y Dale Oak Lodge, R.F .D. No.2. Glooo- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ANNOUNCE DANCE The GAA ond Varolt;y M Clubs o1 Meigs lll8h School will spoo- s...r at CIIIJO Kennedl' to watch hla PT. PLEASANT •;_ The plano <bers ancliUOitl attending, - · o1 Mro. Chl -G. GarclThe a ... Charlet Parrish o1 ner h"eld their 8JDia1 redtala M.son, a guest, gave the dnotlrl• week at \~r hOine; Uonala ' and bia wlte olfered sevEacb &IUdont compooed 1111c1 era! plauo eel~.... The club played their veraton or a TV members Joined In singing eommercial. Chrlatmu carola. '' Sluclonta Who memorized tllelr Ill placed the uaual l!ift ex~JtmaJ ~ ,HieCtionl were ehange, each Foater Grandparaw~ Plano Pins. These were ent donated a dollar to the LaC!Dd,y Ra'lntiy, Vleey Parle, J\Jiiy ltln cbape! lUnd. Rouob, 1111111 Jomaoo, BclpGrey, Following the cllMer, a aoJolin .M<Caum.... Kyle Mecauo- eta! hour wao eojpyed. Guests 'land. Barbara Clark, carolyn prelent In addltlon to the Rev. Roush, Penay Mo.rrtSCil, Jimmy and Mrs. · Parrish "ere Mias .~tier""!, Dettloe Mcl)llltal, Joe Camille Harper, supervisor, NOh, KatlJY Rlke, Julie Hender- Mrs, Betty McLeod, aaalatant ~.on. Chl.rlnalQ.e Sauer and TOlly . IUpervf.~r, Mrs. &.l.e Casey, TbompiiOn. Secretary, and Neva Brewater. To our many friend• and neighbors we send our heartfelt wishes for a 'lery Merry Christmas. 4]Uioln_ · " ..,.-!••· a N. W. COMPTON,O.D. nFFI_N CREDIT JEWEL£~ ~· ' ", Ofk.Lodge If'• bow!:" Pem navy bsae where they DIAMOND WEDDING RING SETS from 39.95 · - , - William Neely, ..;...,.. ol Burr Ook Loclgo, QIIO ol 'state ol Ohio'. allle"(llrk lUxury lDdpo, haa announeocl plana ror r.a" Cbriltmaa J>Ocll8gea, Thair famUles had Nllt the glfla to be delivered to tllem a1 the Plmom JEWEL YULE! · "ne.l JlaJoSkol< Amorlcion Red Cross ~ W, !'. F""'zal oiFort ColliDa, CGlo.. gave tbem IT A ,. ,, -r. The otter MAKE ~ rh 5.30 p.m, (5:JO Lm. ESr). They boar<lod a bus ror tile 100 yard ride ol the al._t terminal and were taken Into a VIP lOIUIIIO for a routine cbeckup IIICI the cholera ond amall- vaednatlllfts. Then ollldals Attllemdownon • • row ol ehalr1 ucl couC!hes and ~THE HARLIS Had: JYqthing ~ !!PI•."""""~ OOm!l!l f:9"'-"\".,!!!!o! · · ·~"" ' AriJ1IIr - I./well Jr. ~ ~eriit, like the 'p~ro El~ · monil!o · rp.en lliiild• I lol o! Um~ tlle11 ~' Q( Ali90<> f, .,..U;.I lor a murnid flO IIJ)O~, t111a limo u thlJid~l abM Jbo JUleo Vome . I!PIOihdil!m tiJe · ocean ·1111fl oqm~ d. ,Gem!DI 12. Wltll ~lenco'll<lkla 1 odvomu;~ "F1"0111. ~...,. by ohljl ot the ODd o1 lhlf ,..;....., III!lhl, 1!blch Th~ Ea~ ~ Ute,~n. lholrl!>. , ,• wraPJNOd 1111 lho GtD\lill ,Llttl<i tO-year-old I! ~ , act.'l" llctlon Lcwoll broulht Ill• tot01 tlq., In LilVell, ,-.ho hao lilled up ,_. aton 103 10!0'1 old ooono 1ruo "*"'' to -125 ~ tO J!llnUteo. llbun lD apa<o t11an al\y other aeema "un~, U to by .., ApOiio 8, ·-od101i116dl to iut 6 m011 on earth, lo navlgator for mOMI 'the ORb' striJV o~tua- claJo 4 . hoai-o •booll4 lhal Apollo 8'o real ..life verokln o1 tloil with lllr,ange llmjng t11a1 ' l<i/lil to l'l!'i"" ~­ tllo lanlll111i< &tory Vome Wrote t11o smiling, blond ut,...... hal record ol atniblt &Ojll>puta. "1"'"" 11\Bn l'!hearaaao. gotteu Into. . · , Uwe)l wol born .to ~. ond With · • - t a Frank Bor· ' LcweU lliartedhla eaioer u a Mn. Jollileo~ A; 'U!O'tll Sf. In ond WOllam Ancien, LcweU IIJ)O~e traveler ,.,. 1H$ by~ .ct.,..e1and. oi!!o, He p-ow up, '"""" to circle the nloon 10 lor twO wlieu WIUt ·Bofll)tll Ill ~er, In llll~ !iltere Umea IIIIa ' Chrlstmu. ilornltJ! ,tile GomlDj ( Cll!ai!Je, a mid-- .he "!"I the llrl h• O.~I.Y illod-natureolly collo IA/V~ll "tile Do..,n\ber . mloolpn t11a1 .UU .:was tl1 nwt'l';' ', , . ,. rumantle member ollhe ...,.... llands ao t11o world'oloniu!- · · TOdal' ·LOvell Ia a Navy o1 his rase~ with .1 ~ · thai cramped ~ But-1111 .c areer wltll the Verne • story, 1ut the COIJ!Illlrl· ~01180 '110 Nlly O<pe<tecP·ill NaY,-' PI ott 'to a llhaiQo otart. "'!"~~ellrlldng; hslr lfllill· hls a -tt r ac tl we. He IJ1llllocl· lq the U.S. Naval ' DCIII1 Apollo 8 anc1 Veme'o . brunettci wilt! ~I.Yn had iil\oen Acaclorny, after hllb scbool, but l!"qlnary SJ>Oceohljl are ·~ blrtb.' Ai lt-turned out, tile baby waa not a...Jilocl ond went very much al!lce, rOualllJ" ~ .• Waited "Willi ;. -Jilonth arter .dad lnsleod .10 the Volverllt¥ or bullet wltll on entrance batch came bome. 11 trail 7~ a. w;....,llfl. · eut lD one aide, ill tho - ;·' . . · ·OI!DCO· be¥ IJ!CI the Lqvella He llna!J.y WClll an apint- Verne !magi..,. t be - - -ed him Jel!rey •Carl. . ment '!!>· tile naval acaclorny, ll!fht alllrtlnr lD Florida. ~ · .' .,..motecl In 1951 ond ccon.ol Apollo wUl otart . p1etec1 0 series o1 0y1ng ·k - • for theln. TIMo> arri•ed ·. ..,_., . Gala Night at :~()ver ~fJv~l/~$ :M~oh; ~:'l:'!~P · c.-... Prln.., Norodo!n Ilia boll<q>~<w ,.. uTtoed ..... todil)f ... .... .... CambodiiD - · ~ illolr ..,.. ror Cllrllltmoo. eald in P!mom Peoh he · ,.. ·'!ltv ...... pro!l1pUy glv"' the border Ia bod< )lOY, cholera ond Cambodia. oNJIPD ond a staek ol '!be 11 Amerieans. c:optured Olrillllw! preBODts frMI hcone. Jul,y 17 their landing craft 'l'llo I2UJ man, ~. 4 Earl Billed across tile bolder ,.. the Gama1J ol S.eramldo, Ca.W., Mek0111 River, walked olf an .-.mea In Plmom Penl1 air Vletnun dvllW> coounerdal plane dreaoed In .., assortment ol U.S. ArDij' uni~ms, clvillan clothe• IIDd garmenta the Cambodiana made 1>:r -ne~ Pcon~~t, 0. '. Frklal', De<embor %0, IH8 ton,.1'1. --Pl..,.,.t. Ori;lnal D•aignt fAST SERVICE Quality Print Shop Mill St. ..... . .,., plllyl ON -ALL PASSENGER TIRES IN STOCK • All Sizes •All Grades •All Treads SALE POSITIVELY rei••• CoJIII"essl...t a0urceo said ORb' u.8 wOJ'cllrir'ohjolut alltiCIWICOIIIC! ani the time or tile releose remolrwl to bO ..,_. on. DEC. 31--------------------------THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR 1968 All,. PRICES PLUS FE~ EXCISE TAX 1.35.UP TH~ - NATIONALINE DURING THIS SALE ......•. ,. -(. I 1C' :tal 1" NOW • , , RED ROSE PRESENTS A COMPLETE LINE OF BALAMCED MINERAL NUTRITION FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK .•. RED ROSE SUPER MIMERAL -•' hlth f16"1 photphorou• mlnore~l with o colclu~n•photphorous 111, Red RoM Su~or Mh•rol It o•peelally dotlgnod fot "-"hoke feedlnt to dolry herds, wlwro letume roughage It ...; to tNJing be.J herdo; to •wino; e~nd to hor••• where o nor• ,.. calcl....,.pho•phorou• ratio I• do•lred. Red Ro.. Su~ MI,..GI Is highly reeom-ndod for f1edlng to c:owt durine tho drJ: fNrlod llefore eol'l'int• h pro'llldos neceuary photphorou• oM ,.wonts withdrawln, of iiOholphorout From the bone ttruc• t.,., • comUtlon thot cr611t1.1 l'llinoral IIIII''I'OIIon at eoi'I'I"Q and ~le ol • .,. ,.,ult In IIIIlS! fovllf. When tho dairy h•d doe• not ho.-o or:• e"' to OUftido ml!'ll"•l feed.,. d,,. to oxtremo weothor c:ondl· ~""'•• IIUMtol thould be fed o" top 'of the grgln ration ... ~. rote .f four ovnco1 _. day for the flut .. Yen day' ; then ,;t fM ,roft!, of two ounco1 ,... d.y. s..,.., Run Flour Mills \ Phone !192·2115 ... ~. POllltiiiY, Ohio , WHEELS BALANCED �. ' OLQ 1'QTE11 COIIGBEG.!oo TIOIIAt. QltJacll ~•• 1 =..i -. wu.: , .....,_,_ .,,1cliiiil ~ 101 m·d't, s ~soiOol, .... L m. Cllllrch set:= 14-.t ... . $o/iliir md... IIIII F'llarlll !llliliidl:r 7•30 p. ":'• Clsorch i!mlce11. DIS'J: IJNI'TEii - <lOY. Pont A. DO. Ss!hrs. ·~. Komi!V W<ln ~ t:30 L ""·I - SchoOl, 1Q:31 t. m..llb1lle Tllolss, Supt. FauO;,ohll>, 6:80 P. m. t- FAml CI«J'RCI( of N.... S o - . t . &oils¥ SchO<i ~niA>tllltllt!, R OJ 'Jolin-...,., vooijlrmee"- 6:30,-Sundlr. 'THB IIUTLAND COMNUNITY ....,. ....... ~ OWY!- · CIMICR-RIY. -TDIItpuat 7:45. ' . lOr. &,Z: 7 ..,., 1:30 L81.1 1M ~ - ~ CHJUST1A!f SCIENCE 8onieH _...., Mniet. 11 Lto. Wool11 ' 815 MaiD SL, ·Pl. P•••• --~-muii.,7:J0p,m. &umYs 11a. m.: W.,..sdl;ra ~ 111111!,~ 7:30. ' . 8 p. m. AD wol- 1 , .. Tilt DAI'iVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Cllotlea Dour, Pllln L01TRIDGE UNJtEI> ME1'll- lur1 .Alln illotcll, &am> Sebool ODlST- ,W~,IIntlllllllllnl Slt>erlntondonl. SundiJ Sebool, ~~ •• ol each IDIIIIth, 'O:t.l a. 9:36 t. m. . 1 .Wol'lblp sorYI.., ~ •. ••• ~-~ fourlh _;:_._s, 10!:10 Y - 0111 JW>Ior ... • · ........ · ' MliiMING S'I'Al ·IJNITED· )8l11IODJST DJII!Iai""- RoY.' ~~ ~ ~L.• ~ l _ ..... J11r TQ~ar, ~ Wlh Supt. ~ W•lllllp, 1- "r .m.: ......., .......,,~1:30 LD\.1 - · .. .,...,....Jll:lltl Lm.; "- - - ' *" p.J14 - stm<O, -~. . •M'I'. '_ JIERiiOII ~TED 7;30 p.m. . ~, , , ·• BRE'f'IIRI!N IN CIIJII!I:I'- JIM, 1 wisl.tYAN .U1WBD ¥E'IJIQn JDdJ ,._ ~ Smllh.',.~lol'~~ ~n d ( '7 D8J: i~l\Cll, ·~ ':f1W, ja"""'. ~ SChoGI. ·"iel!'m.IW. . _... ~ t:36L n; Ruioll ~ .~ ~. ~ - ~ - 1 1 t. m., . ~,p, 16:30 ,&: .. 1 ,.._ ~. - . , . ...,....,1:1Jtp.·ll\o,ol~ · 7:30p. m.IU.IU'.P. •lllw Mdi Sotldzl> pbo -DJOOt. 7 p.> !11. Mch&oslilriJ-Cbolr Rlporta on I 1 recent vl1lt to tbs Gallipolis Stats lnsUIIIto lor a lloUdsJ party ~ tbs pr.,..... tion ot trult bas~s for 12 1hut· Ina were given durlngWedne!lday niJbt•• meedrc or the WUdwoocl Gardea Club. The meetiDa: waa held at t h e home ol Mn. Karl Grueaer, proal-, . with Mro. Ke,.,.th Harrlo IIIII Mrs. MUton Houdotl)alt 11 the co-hostesses. Mrs. Crueser reported on the party at tbs GSL Mra. Fred Neaae told or prtt>Orllll and deli..rlng the fruit basketa to shut-Ins of the community. During the buslne11 •easton. 1 letter was read from Mrs. Charles Lewls reg.rdtrw: t h e Christmas flower show in which , ·w-.o·· · PJIES!IV'lERIAII - Rn. L l stoltblu, Pllslor. SlnloJ acllool. lniri~ a.m.,~· ~ 111'1101100. Wec!t"lsdl;r, 3i!Jp.m.l 1:30 LILI wonhlp een!ce, 10:· ............ DlY\d - · c I a 1 1 SOjd« C1to1r ~.0,-Titursdl;r; 30 0.111.1 Blb1o atolirlllllpi'O)'Or' leodor. ChrlaU&n£td;a.0.,?:30: 7t8Q p. aLJ Slnke . • ssrYice, W~"""'· 7:30 ,P."": p. m. ovsr)o Oll:er 5!tldlll' efto GUild, I!IUrtMIIo•doli·AC!t,..... . . ..... J-ta lllencer,llrslldont, II 7030 p. lli.f .JIIiW fl\lldeh FOKEROY Flll~l; BAPJ1irr Pnyor -~ 7;30 p. lit. -'7 . cltsa ·· -· ~ 1 _ Jobo wuu, ~- achool Wednssdl;r. BMrd""'ill~ 7:30 - ..ch · ~, 8 p. i!Li \Y.S.C.I$o, ., ·..P, f!andsi''...... .t:IO Lll)ol P. m., OJ:IIt'lf....J 9f lllCllli•'-. , ~CG!oil ~ ~ ~ 1~36 . >' __,_ _...... 10:30 a.m.· , l'OJJEROY :niJIATY IJNn'EII . p. m. • \ O!ill1ta1, JIPiril. ~Gill --,·- . • · · ' CHURCH OFC8RJm',.,. a... W, ..,....~ eacti' ~~,p., _. . .,......,, 8tt5 P. m. E..,. IL ....,.,., D• . Ill.. -ohll>, 7::10. Pnyer IIIII 8:80p.m., W. . .ldsl· . '. . W.,., ~ ~ ~. t:lll DJST Cllitl!cl! _;, Tf;· Dill Jlo. praise, Wednssdl1, 7:30. a. ID.; WonbiP. 10-.2$ a. . !JI, • Cl\tri, pailor, ~- ~· . , tiNrn!J> F Al'!'H CHURCH 111'. UNION BAPTIST- Rev. Youlb cbolr -~. ~. 9:30 t. ILl W'l>rahiR lahk:i, '{;30 · . -~~ E. ·-·~ 6:36 P. m. Kra. )(arvin Bart, P.•m.·OIIIclillloard,llnt~ Noa.. SeltiOIIUHit- - • • Ce<U Cox, palfM, SuniiQ ""'- -~- cbolntbNrlll, eaclt ~. 8,30 p. IlL . . ~i, • Smltb.Sr.,paator~_ 9JildU'school 8uperinten1ert. Earl starkey, '1'burldq 710,P.m. Mn Pill! . . 1 a·-"', .lloir Jallnsoo. Sua d 11 ... ~•• Sehool, 9:!$ a.m.: SUnday ' ' O(d{GROVE UNITEDIIE'l'IIO. . ,. ...,. ~-.. ·· · Tburldq, all DIST CIIIIRCH - W: ndo lfo. . acbool, 9:30 a.m.: worsblp oer- evenin8 worship, 7:30; WednsJ- . dQ, BuiJ• qulltltW j)iriJ 1a ,,..•.;... paM-, ... ~.~........ vleo, 10:10 a.m. and 7:30p.m. day pnyorlllll Bible otudJ, 7:30 ehurcli...W _,., ~.. •~ .,.._b · -71 each &today. Y - meellne and a.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF :30 t. IlL I Wora lD aervtee, II ~choir pracilco, 6:30 p.m . . OICh SVTrON UNITED ME'l110.. CHRIST - Eugliao Underwood, L m.,· llrot IIIII tbint S!thllaJt !mlday. . DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Jl4c. pastl>l'; V. H. Braley,lq)t.l SUI>- tiach ~Oitb, ·• . · • ., KENO CHURCH OF CHIU!IT- Clurg, pastor. SUndU Seholi, dlly scliool, 9:30 L m.: comTill! Rl1l'LAND "loii!TIIODIST 10•80 1. m. • Wonhlp sen!co, -·'-'·n .~ wor·•ip ··-•ce 10•,. CHURCH - Rov. C. J. ~I.,, Norman McCain, au,perlntondenl., • ' cond .~ 1.__ , •~ ~· ~no ' poslor Clmr<h SchoDI 8:80a.m.; Senf~a weeklY. at 9:30 a. m. 9:30 a. m., H ...... uun.u 30 Lm.; prayer Thurs- w .hi,p rvlce L m ;v;: - ~ 7:30 S¢od-:-;;t5 L m. Christian Enlea_., ll1lnl S01m'dly or oadl ...-, LAUREL CLIFF FREEIIE'I'Bo. ~...._School OIISI' CHU RCH - _.._ 9:30 a. m., Dl01'IIiD& wor.lbiP, 10:10 a. m., ovenlac _....,, 7:30 p. m.; Wodlpesdl;r, Cl)rlno lAD Youth Crundora, 6:30p.m. . and pnyor moetltlc, 7:30 p.m. , Thur&dsl, choir proetl<e, 7 p, m. R. Eugene Gill, Pastor: Pbll Wise, s..>t. DEXTER CHU""H OF CHRIST "" -Ronnie Ru&sell, pastor. No.,. man c. WW. •<e>t. !mlday SchooL 9'30 L m.; Worship llrYiceo 10:30 a. m. Chrlstlaa.-vor &mclay evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE -S11ada;rScbool 9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, l0:30 a. m..; Eveni~W Worship, 7t30 p.m. Pruer senlcea, 7:30 a."" w..,.,.. l':'r!dal of :.~~ t';::.:.::~::: ~rrlft, ~ Piiii~ . ' ~(). 1" ' Preacltlag, tiratand tldrdSuridlll' o1 mcmlb by Charles Russell ot 9 , 30 a.m. · BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHIIIST _Charles RulloeU, pal• tor, Richard Gilkey, SQpt. !ml· day School. 9, 30 L m.; ldornll1! SWtdaY each mcllllh. dlly, 7:30p.m. mee- 10 A IIU'Jirlse shower of holiday allla lor Erma Cleland, c1ep11y ·~ councllor. was a hllhllsht at the annual Chrtatmaa party ol Cheater Councll 323, Daugll. ters Of America, at the hall Tues. to·iio or • • · • ' ZION CHURCH OF CHRISTPcmeroy • Harr!IIOIIYIIle Rood. John Webster, pasll>r, Ra1 Llln tlo, Sundl,y achool deort. SUnday school, 9:30 0.111.1 . morning worship, 10:80; Sundi.Y eY8111DBseniee,?; prQ&r meet· lng, W"""'sday, 7 p.m. CHFB'lER ClftJRCH OF THE CIIESTI!II lUmlOIIST Cbi1'1IO NAZARENE _ Rev, Herbert - a... Ploarl A. CooiO, putor. Grato, pastor. Worship aen!co, CHI!STEII: Wcraltlp, I a. "'-1 ll a. Ill. and 7, 30 p.m., IOJD!oy. · ~ Scholll, 111 · i. m.: Jars, Swrlsy Sehool, 9:80 a.m. JUch- Wald Spslcer, 5ol&llo FLAT· ard Barton. Sot>~-. Charles 81 .. WOOOS. Cburd> SebOol, Sundi.Y, Worlblp, 10:30 a. m.; Emd.ll8 sell. uslstantSitfL .Prlyermeet- 11 a. •·• JGiu1 Bally, IQPt. Worworship, 1 p.m. W"""'sdi1Bible lng, Wednssdl1, 7,30 p.m. sblp aen1ct altemalol wllb AI· 01 · slllclY. 7:30P.m, ot st:ibtun _· 110 ...,.....--.... • D"ft!IGANJZ . L'D CHURC . H · ~ IIAIUII50NVILLE PRESBr . ......... .... · · tuck. l'alllor, Rev. Morris M. ......, ~ ,,. TERIAN Mr N Le Ncb -k. aa J!rwtl, JIUI>Or, ......... _.., WOlf<. Jo•u• Christ or Le- Day e. orma e, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ohlp, t a. m~ ~ SebOol• TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Saints, Portland • Bacino -.!. SUnday Sehool Sq>erlntondent. Cltureb - I'Omero)'' Kulberr)' 10:10 a. m, -IIE'TIIODIST- Morning Worship Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; JllorDo ~ School, 9:30 L m. SUI>- Htlabll Rood, norlbol VetMalll ST, PAUL'S L111'HERAN . -IS. 9:30 a. on. at Iormor EUB build- 1,. Worsldp, 10:30 a.m. iOJD!oy du senlce, 8 P. m., !he RB'> K..-lal lltJiilltal. Pblllljt Gag· · E. SOcond st., Pllmero)', Suoda1 i~Vo EJPOillled Sunday Sehoolses- ewnq service at 7, Wedae...... lllax Donahue or. Mllldlepotl or, pastor, W-sday, 7:30 p. Sell bool, 10 a.m.;WoraldpaoniM sion nursery to grade sb: awning pnyer service, 7;30. _apealdng. m., Bible study andP1'83ermeet• UNITED METRO.: children at former Methodist a. PastOr, Elder _F rederick J. Sto-: JEHOV All'S WITNESSES, tu.. ire. saturdaY: Slbbath School, """st 9:30 L m., Mrs. J I m e s barl. ry Carnahan, presldiQrmlnl-. 10t30 a. Ill.; Worship, 9:36 a. m. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A, Stout, children's IICH'rlrtendent. SUad B1bJ0 locturo 8130 Pll!ST UNITED PRmiBYTER· ~~. psstor. SUIIdl1 Sebool, ~.~•. Church Sehool, adults and lll'b: ~~ 1' .30 Lm.: TAN cliuRCH - Mldclloport, 9:30 L m., Ben Quloellbori'J, ~....,BRADBURY CHURCH OF Wide Tower DIULI,I', 0: a.m.; Guest :Minister, James BuchaD- &f)&. Mornins worlhip, 10:30 I. }'OIIIh, 10:80 L on.; junior high, CHRIST- 5liDdll' school, 9:30a. W-ldaY: Bible llludy, 7 P. m, 11r 1t IIIII third o,_.._ ell oenior high and fWIV sdults m. Gleoi Evaas, 8Jpt. Clurch aor. Thursday: Mlnlllry lclxlol, 1 p, · an, Sot1dsl Sebool So;lerlnte1>- m., _...,. H meet in former Methodlat Church ncea, 10:30 a.m.; eveninl ser~ m, Serv.tce meetliw, 8 p. m. del&. Sunlky Sdlool., 9:30 ILm. mcnh. EveDIDI e\'UIIIl.Uc for SundiJ Church Sebool. Boyd MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10:80 LDL service, 7:30 p, m., second 111111 Hackney. youth superintendent; UC!e, 7:30; Wedneldly, prayer Mlller SL - EmriOD Weekley, Choir practice. 7:30 p.m. We~ fourth SUndays. ,, servlees, 7:30p.m. CARMEL UNITED METHn.. 110..A..... ldgll class IIIII aenloudulta psmn-, Bible lllud7 classes,~· ->• r· jajeet11111 lri rbriner EIJB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHO- dsl, IOa.m. Worshlpluslprsach· ASBURY . uNJTED MErliO. DIS'P CHURCH - Rev. Paul' A; •. Hobart Vlnsyard, ""'L Adult Bl· DIST ClftJRCH - Preaching, 9:- q, 10:55 a.m.; SuniiQ O"lenltw DIST, S)>racuso - Rev. Wandell SoUers, pastor. Sot1dsl Sehool, • bleCluspart;y,laat~ooch 30 a.m., First and SOCOild 8m- oorYice, 7:10. Bible lllud7 Stutler, · S:30 I. m.; Wo,yns 10;30 )louah,LSot>!. paator. o.~. ~...., .,.....,_., ¥orniworthlp, m., mcllllh. Y - Fellowship each ..,. •··s of each lllOidh·, Third and elasoes, Wedns"""', 7,30 p.m, •. 10 L m.·• ...,., ~-" Norris .,_. ·• • .....,. second"'ind fourth ........s oteacll Sunds:, 6 p. m. Ia - r Metl>o Fourth 511Dd11'1 eachmonlh, WorGRACE EPISCOPAL- E. MaiD W....... lp service, 11 L m.: MYF month. EvenltW-:::-'lollc odlst bulldiD&. District ywlhraJ. aldp service at 7:30 p.m.; Wed- St•• ......._ ~•• ~ocbool-~ 6 p. m. ,....._,. o.~. P - - meeU•• •.......,and ... --...... ....,. ,.,.JUn;n ~· ·-service, 8 p. .m. secon:l Jy llrstMondo,yol-hmonth. nesda1 evenln!!s at 7:30, Pri,Yor 5liDdll' at 10:30 a.m.'lblrd !ltD- Wednesday, 8p. m. lhlrd Sundi.Yeach monlh. LETART UNlTED KETHO- 0111 Bible IIUdv. day ol each 111011111 Ill IDOI'IIInl POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DIST CHURCH- Flrlll and Soc- ' FREEDOM- GOSPEL MISSION aen!<e, Holy COIIIIIIIIIIIGI 7:30 NAZARENE- Ccrner Unloolllll ENTERPRISE UNITED ME11J. ond llmdsJ• preacl>lall. 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portland-llashan p.m. llulbofll'. Rev. Clyde ODIST - Rev. WWiam. Alraaa, 1blrd and Fourth llmdsJa. b · Jlold. Rev. E. J. Grtmlh,paotor. SOU'l11 L ' 1putor. SUnday SehoGI, 9:30 Pastor. Rolph ~r, Sot>l.l day Scbool10 a.m., WorsiiiPMr- ~ Sehool, 9:30 t. m.; R<>gn . METI!Oiils'r~~.hlp~= o. m.: RIJmond Walburn, lqtt; EldonWoeka, Aas'I.Worohlpoerriee 11 a.m.; 'I'ueldal B'ftainP oar WUfred, &cJt. Sunday worship ·ml bJrtiJ. SundaJ. 10:30 L m.; .MI:w1'IIDI worship, 10:30 L m.; vices. 9:30 Lm.; SUDda)t Sehoal, at 8 p.m., PrOI'tirondBiblollud1- .service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet.- llrot 11111 tlilciiSutidl.)la, 7, 30 p. m. EveDIDC SorYice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- 10:30 Lm.; ·y - FoU..,sblp, RUTLAND CHiJRCH OF THE log, TuesdaY, 7:30 p, m., Mll- SWtdaY Sebool, 9, 30 t. m. Ywlh week service, Wedns., 7:30. 6i~O. WednsldaY: Cbnlr, 6:15p. NAZARENE _ aev. Lloyd D. :lord Freclerlck, claas ltsdor. Fellowship, 6 V• m. oaeb SlmdaJ Jt. m. m.: Bible stitdy, 7:.0. . Gr1Jma, Jr., putor. Suo da 1 ·Ywlh Fellowship, Frlcli.Y,7:30p. at ~~ ·Pia!Do United )(etho. • FOREST RUN UNITED YE'l11· CHURCH OF CHIRST .-1, ~:10 a.m.;IDOl'llllll_.· , m. Ernest Deetor,l-r; R<>gn dlstCburcb. ODIST- Rev. We_, G. slut.- dleport, . Sjb IIIII _MaiD, Ja<k ." illd». 10:30 Lm.; 1QW11 peo- ~·._er WUtred, Jr •• presiderL - . ler. putar, Wonhlp aentce, 9 Sclte&, lll't. Blbla SciM:Iol, 9:30·. pa>a _,..., 8:4$ p.m.; .._ . ' MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CIIESTER CHURCH OF GOD- L ILl SuniiQ SehoGI, 10 t. m. · a. m,; Mor1!irw ~' 10130 a, 111111c IK'flcea, 7 ,30 p.m. Wool- QF GOD - st., Kum, · "Tile Rev. CbolllorBJ78111,JJOslor. Jars. Fred NHH, Sot>!. m,; ~. -.ldp, 7:10 p, l!lol MrYieo. 1:30. W, VL - . y SchOOl, 10 a.m. Sunds: Scholll, 1:30 L m.;, WCII'•· MtlotaCiviLiz U N'J TED Pruer Brice, W-lday, 7 p. . Koraltw wcrshlp, lla. m.~. sblp 11 a. m,, EmtiJV -ooJST n. Wetlle.U m. Rov. flaUIIII Mo)ror, JJOslor• KIDDLEPORT HEA'l11 UNlTDI ael!ltlc .een!ce, .7:30. p.; m.Biblo '"'rshlp, 7t30 P. m,l'rlll'v ..... -•n - -" CHURCH (!F THE NAZAiiENE JIETII(I))8T-Mu E . - . _ Slllll!' sad pnJ01' aervtee, _Wed- leo, Tuesday, 7:30P.m. stutler, poslor. Sundi.Y SehoGI., -Middl.,..ft. RoY, AlfilrJMIII•L mlala.; .lsmH Brwl..,.., lllildiiJ, :i':30 p. m. .Cbl-·na, ' Senlce, l'btrldq, 7 130 p. m. I L m.; KeiOIIth Wta-, Sq:t ,poslor. Lelltizi1lJlor,SUpt.""" . . . . lchool - - - . JiUtor, -173.5131._ )(oalhly aJrwl, !!rat s.tordiJ ol, 'll'orsblp ...vtee, l0 L Ill. . dlly ScbOol \'f&30 L m.i Kondill CIIOII'cb acbool, 1:30 a.m.; 11101'11CAitLETON CHURCH -KIDII• -mont!>. ' ' SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE Worlhlp, 10jili a. itt.; !1\dcir 1!011111 -iblp, 111;30 Lat.l ycMh hoi)' Road, Son11,Y Sehool, 9tSO HEMLOCK GROVE CIIRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, ctet:r, 6:10 .tli:u~ 6:45,p. ' &a....... $mdsJ,8p.m.Cbolrre- a.m.,RIIPbCVI.~Woraldp: l1AN Church- JamesSmllb, posiOr, Bob Moore,· SuniiQ m.!lunollo' · ' '· m. o.ilq~, -~ ....,....,,7p.m.,cholr oervtco, 10:30 L m;lllll7:30 P. Pastor; lld>erl Paul- 5liDdll' Sebooi8Jpt. SUnday Sehoolclll~. ?:lOp, m. ~ ......... Will·., . - . B«t Pbllsoo. l'rlll'v' ,.., al101'D81011· l'rllot achool supt. Morning OWY!ce, u fol'oll- 9:30 o.m.: KDrDo nesdq, 7:30lll"tti. .· · MrYieo. W-sdl;r; 8 P.ID. ·w-sdly, 1:30 p.m. 9:10 a.m.; !illldlly sebool, 10:45 q Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVA'l10N ARKY -l!ha.m.; ~ meeun., 6,t$ p.m. SWtdiJ 6:30 P.ID.I Evsngellsttc 1QJ Ra1 S, -~. 1a . Sonlce &""'-Y 7:36 p.m.1 Mid- cbarp. Soolq, 10 a.m.,Holl• · dlly ~~-~·~c. ror Bells" were IIW\K to Mrs. Cle~ Gift Exchange _...,,.,.,,...,,.,.v.. Held by D of A A gilt exchange wsa hold w.. lng Moadsy nllht's meeUne of Tb-.,. Coon ell 17, Daughters ol America, held at lhe IOOF c!Y:;;cuSE hill. Edna Reibel, eouneUor pro tom, .,.,.meted tbe meeting dur· . IDe wblcb time It was reported lbat Hoi• Baer Is home from !he hollpital, Carrie Meinbart re~ malns at pallonl st Holzer, Adria ,Sayre 'tl recuper.ating at home, : Jaae Am IHto Ia c:cn!lned with : _ . . . , . , Tbe doolh or sauacle ~ ~ Nettie Hayes was also report~ HEINER1 BAKERY ,.at :ed. :,0 R.. ~t. the me~ wa1 a :'Chrloimaa grsetlng from Laura · La ~ Betteaux, state councilor and tbe atate board o1 ol!lcers. ·. A poinsettia motif wu eorrled out ID !he rofresbment table deeoratlonl, It wu amoonced that lito ......., will be audited before tbs Jatllary meetlag. •·•-• v.-.. ....-,. -ua ..mce, ' Jf or lrlendsblp In a P8J"OClv to the tune or "Jingle Llirllm~-~- MJ4: nliht. - ••rflltei>. ~..!:.!~""'i;...u !lomdaJM~'::' ' nNY'S FOODI.AND OPEN EYES. ' -~ 1 ··l ~ . 0 . 1 • • . :,.c both tbs American IIIII Enclllh bally wllh red berrlas IIIII !he holiday SIUOIL It W81 SiC.. gesUon that the shalloW roots or holly trees by mulched 1.. stead or cuJU ,.ted, IIIII that !hey be plaited where there 11 protection trom severe weather. Mrs. Mllton Rouah"s topic was mistletoe. A host tree Is nee-- her land as lhe entered the council room. Ste was presented with a large white basket heaped with gifts from the members. The meeting of the council was preceded by a holiday dinner. The food for th'! dinner wa1 provided by Eva Bailey, • member 1lho resides In Florida. It was her Christmas gilt to tbs lodge, and In appreciation, members llsn· ed a Christmas card to be mailed to her. The 40 members attending were seated at decorated tables tor the dinner served by M a e ~ncer, Goldie Frederick, Olive KoUe1, Opslllollon, Marcia Kel· l~r, Ada Holter, and Hattie Fred~ erick. The good of lbs order committoe had cllsrJII of !be Chrlst.mas program. Deoorationa fea. tured a Ugh.ted. tree. There was a gLtt exchange among the mem· bera and several personal gl.tta were dlatrlbutocl. The groop 111n1 Cbrlltma1 earol.l with Helen Wolf st !be plano and Mary K. Hooe as the song leader. During lhe meeting, wblcll op. oned In ritualistic lormwllbDor· otll,y Myera, councilor ,in charge, pltns wore made lor thoiDstallatlon ol ol!lceri 11 !be Jatnlal')' 7 meellng, Tho - · of tbe Council are to be audited at the home of Esther Rldelllur on Doc. 80. Reported W were Zma Btw. Lucille Kraeuter, and Margaret McLain. It was also noted that Bett;y Roush Is borne !rom Cam. den Clark Hospital. ·l, ~·soWESt~ DEALER Tbe open church wedding at Miss Nancy Adams, daughter ot MIDDl.l!l'OitT,. OIDO, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Earl ~dams, GaJ. lipolil, to Bryce Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith, Syracuse, wnt be an ewnt of saturdl,y, Dec. 21. at the Porn. eroy Church or Christ. Vows of the ceremony will be read at 7:30 p, m. lollowlng a hal!-IKJur or oqotlal m..lc to be pre181lted by John LiJle, vocall•t. A reception In lbs church social ...... will be held lmmedlatol3 following tbs .....,..,.. DOWNIE-GROSS !'-roy Gold Star Stare !P:'O .. SILVER RUN FREE WILl. ..... Pl'I,Yor . moellai ,Wednein .... mooflqn m. Slpo ' . BAPTlST- Rev. CS""'II Al!du, day 7:30 P.ID.IIIlii......Y lleot.- dlly S¢od, YGOIJII PeoPle'& !Aspenu weekeld wllhhlsparentll, palfM. Richard Flnk,SIInilll. IIv Second Wednslidll' ol each 8iG£1, 7 p. .m.; ~ - · · · Mr. 0111 Mrs. Troy Zwilling. Sehool Sotlerlolellloal. SlmdaJ' IIIOIIIh 7:30p.m. 7tl0 P. m.1 ~' 1 to 8.p. VL, .....,..;. Mrs. Lindo McKenzie IIIII Sebool, 10 L m.; Wonblp, 7:3q MASON BAP11S'I' CH,APEL ;" . !!'-! Ladltl -IAIID117":&a, Kra. Roy Wlnsbremor 11111 dlllf!htor, Sherry, CGI.....,,, and p. m. Pl'I,Yer mooting, Thursdl;r, 'l'llo Rev. Harold .CUiinlltgham, ,Pnp · · · · - - Merritt apent sswral Mro. Marlha DuddiiV or SpriDJ· 7:80 p. m. Choir practice, Tueln ...... . atulio ~ !liM!" di.YI wllh tbs Iormor'• dsllih- lleld vialt..s tbslr mntbsr, Mrs. day, 7 p. m. dl;r Sebool Sot>~- CllniOr Socond · lor aid IIOI>IrHaw, Jar, IIIII Mrs. EvdJn stowe. ind P - ·SIL, Harold Weaver IIIII ~ otst. Mr. BlllllysoUoiC•IumbuueCARLETON CHURCH-KJtwOo Vt.l SuniiQ ocbool, 9:t5 LilLI , eeRily spent a Thursdlll' IIIII Frl· boll' Road. 1bo HeY, .101' stllea, -itblll aorvtce, iL w - . "Loul•vlllt. _..._ __.YI_ m~sta ofMr.lllll ds1 with bit motbsr, Mra. Oms paator. troli>4 .Cirl, S. S. Supt. ds1 , ~~ " " - U11k1a, 71 •· •-....• •-- were Earl Hraell, :md anlKaliVIol ~-~· "· Sunds: Sehool, 9:30 L m. Wor- pra,yer Hr yf ee. 1:-. •• Mn. llonis·• Harden . . . . M-1"&. -~ ld -..... lltlp nrvtce, 10:30 o. m. -~ a o c"' SPRINGS .A........ He Hai'don o1 ()onion, Mr. IIIII Mrs. May ~ a m~~r , " uno'' ""' , 7' 80 p, m. altornsteb'. Pri,Yer KETIIODIST - C. J. Lelitlor, WIUiam Harden, TaJnm,y, Brion wen .u-r gueats ol Mr. IIIII 111111 Teroaa, o! Rlelns RD, Mr. Mra. lld:Jert HyaoU ond ~: aen!ce each Wodnelldll', 7:30 poslor; , _ Blackatoot,cl!oorch iJIIKra. Robert R. HardoD, Pam, Klta Lu<U1o Nowland ol Alb- P. m. achool - - .Nornltv Ralph IIIII Sondn, oiBaclns,RD, eno ipelll adQ w!lh bar mother, · POMEROY ClftJRCII OF wcrshlp, 9:30 t. m.; ctlurdl llDII Mra.llonald lltlrdenoiCbssb- KrL Elfta Nowland. CHRIST - Robrt II. WOCid, posocbool, 10:15 Llll.l oftlllrw ~ Ire. ~· Donald llardsn, aorvMr. mr Kro. James Teaford lor. ~ Bible Slllll!', 9:30 L ahtp, 7:30; ltYF Somjllll'. ~ao 111c wtth the u s. NaV)', Is in were at Children"• Hospital In in.; Mornl111 Worthlp, 10:30; p.m. ' Pl'l)'tr ~ ·BIIM V - but Ia oxpectlrwtoopsnd Col-a 10 · Ylslt the latter's Y - meet11111, 6:80 p, m.: E - lll!df, W..._sdl;r, 7oa1J,p.m. ·M,Chrl- In Jopan. . niece, Rita Holman, who loa ps- ' ni!V wnrohlp, 7::10. MJ6.Week mimstratlve Coliicll 'ttltiltlair.' Jar. IIIII Mni, Jameo KonrGod Uent tbsrs. aervice, W-sdl;r. 7:30 p,m, llrat - . , Mdi ~~ .7:'' . aid lamil¥ o1 AD<eiOWD spent a lolr. IIIII Mra. William E. Guln- Junior choir practice, Frldi.Y, dQ with hU lllher tbs Rsv. L. S. &bar spoilt a dl;r with her molbsr 4 a. m. ~ · . lllallh'-111111 slater, CIIIIIJ, MrL Pearl Ballard, Golllpollt. . LANGS\IILLE • CHRIStiAN, 111: Ud lira. Fni*IJ.o HoodAllee Freeland and Apaa Lan&tmUo vw_,j, aev ..M.rt IIIIIIMr.IIIIIKrL White a meetiJIC ol tbs ~ lflllior, - · W""""' · Ylaltld Jar. aOnd,. Sollbora M111l"'*"1 SOciiiiJ 01 aervtce 1o:sO,Gi'lma F_.,$11: ltr; an1 Mrs. tbs O.tlst Church In~ day Sehool 8taday ScboOJ anlllmil¥ and 1'liOI' olao called on loin. Deroo at 9:ao a.m.; 8otidOI' ol&l:t ... In tey IIGII•~ lllllllamlly. •leo 7:30p.m. Mid weok ssrYico Jlta, · 1llt8w Hod..., IIIII six Wednssday lllbl at 7:80. a door awag. Mrs. Hiram Fisher talked on the care of holly anclevergreens. She spoke of tbs ossoctatloa ol ma~ Wed Saturday R.N. RAWLINGS.· SONS CO. m-. "......., wtDiam Gordon Wloobrenner Wll doo1- huSilll! ID R<lmney, Vf. tbs club participated. Also road think you note from StaDo ley Nease tor a remembraDCe.. The Chrlrtmas theme was car.. rled oot in the meethw with pap.. era on holly, mistletoe an:t Uve planta, and a demonatradon on wu a Couple to be Y- Syra-·- News So ety Frldi.Y, Declmbor :10, 1968 Give Surprise Shower 3' B _ oo o.. ror tuU 4ovel· opmenL Mllllatoe bas lonr been aseodation with tht boUdly ._. son and a pqMIIar deooratllw !tom. Dlaeussirw eue of holldl,y plaDta waa Mu. GrueHr. P!XDo seUiat, chrylanthem.UIIla, azalea• and most other Clxrtatma• plonto like • bel l i - 68 and 70dqreoswltbhlgh humidity, In a b<laht window away !rom draft!. Mn. Nease demoostratod !he makina ot a door aw.,. She used eveqreen on a frame centert-w It with pine cones, Christmas belli IIIII a bow. Th arrangement ollhe month was a mantelpiece of evergreens, po~Uiaa, and Wpers made by the boste1s, Listed ln thing& todothb month by Mrs. EdisonHollonwereJendlng for new catalogs, keeplrw the Christmas nowers watered. feed. esaary, •he Aid. FP.!DAY PAST MATRONS, Eoqo11ns Chapter, Order ol the Eastern Star, Chrl.-s psrty, 7:30 Frl· day nlsht. home of Mra. M. L. French; Mrs. Walter Hayes, co- lng tbs blrdo, IIIII P'lntlrw 111e Chrlstma• tree it It Is a balled IIIII burlaped,IIYIII8 one. hoJtess; $1 ettt exchange. Blue rlllbon awlll'ds tor ar. LADIES AUXILIARY, Feens1· ruwements went to Mrs. Nease Bemett Post 128, American Lefor her door swq, Mrs. Grueaer gion ancl junior members, lnDa1 for her mantel piece, and Mrs. Christmas part;y; baked.iteakdtft. Hiram Fisher lor an arrange. ner, 8 p. m.i ronowed by •1 &1tt ment. uslrw dried wisteria vine exchange; auxUlary to provide with gUUori!V gold rosss IIIII a steak, bread ancl co«ee; each mado1111 ll&urlns. member to bring a covered dlsh. Chrlstlnla devotions to open Resenati.oas are to be made the meetUw were given by Mr1. with Mrs. Albert Roush b.)' ThursNease. She read trom Luke, the day evei'JinB. second chapter, and two poems, AFTER BASKETBALL game 01 Chrlstmas Time Again" and dance, Friday night lollowlng the ••Christmas Memories.'' Mem- Meigs basketball game at the bers responded to roll call with Meigs High Sehool gym at Mld-perioral Chris1mlla traditiOJll. dlECtOrt. starting At 8:30 p.m. There was a gtttexchangedur~ The Jaya will emcee. ing the soctal hour all! a gilt MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Rorrom the club WIS presented to tary Club meeting Friday, 6 p. Mrs. Grueser. The door prize m. at the Martin Restaurant rathwas won by Teresa Gooch. The er than at Heath United MeU.O.. hostesses served a salad course. ' dist Church. SATURDAY JITNEY &JPPEII, 5 lx> 7 p.m. Saturday, Eastern IHI!h Sehooi. Chicken and noodles, ham. numeroua dishes. Sponaoredbyrresh~ man class. Open to pubUc. a thank you note was read from DANCE AT WAHAMA Hlgtl 1 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for food sent 8:30 10 11:30 p. m. Sorurda,y; at the tlme ot her brother's semt.formal, open to public; mus~ death. It was reported that Rob-. ic by "Bored or Education."• ort llarrls Is continuing oontriOIRISTMAS TEEN dance. Sa.~ butiou to the school lunch prourda,y, 8 to 11 p.m. at Meigs High gram for needy children. A card School, Middleport., Meigs Loeal ol 11Jmpsd\Y wtll be sent to Mrs. Band Boosters sponsoring; open Mary Rinehart. Her brother, John to public, 50 cents person. Jays Stephenson, died recently. emceeing. Also reported was the hosSUNDAY pltaUzatton ol Mrs. Ws,yne GibCHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Bradbons. Mrs. Nan Moore bated that ford Clurch or Christ, 7 p. m. all the cookbooks have been sold Sun:Ja.)'; playlet, "Good WUI Toand ttlat another order will be placed. Sbe also dlscu11ed the ward Women"', will be presented. CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS proTuesday night chlldren'a comgram, 7 p. m. Sunday, United munity Christmas part,y, thankMethodist Church, Pomeroy; a Ing lhooe who contributed. combination or scripture readChristmas punch and cookie• were served rrom a decorated ta- Ings. carols 1 and redtatloos; Discuss Decorations tor the Christmas servlces &mda7 were Sanetuary decorations dt•cu•sed when Cla11 12 met Wednesday nlaht at Heath United Metbodl.st Church, Middlepori. Mrs. Carroll Swan1011, Mr1. Malcolm Roller. and Mrs. Forrelit Bachtel wlll asslat in decorating the sanctuary. :V.r1. L, W, McComas, presIdent, opened the meeting with a ltory .. The Legend of t h e Gttl."' Devotions by Mra. James Euler Included scripture from Luke 2 and a .tory from Peter Marlhall'• sermons entitled "Dotne Something for Others." The story ot love lorhlsflther demonstrated by a lad In one of Pearl Buek'1 books, "Chrlltmas In the Morning." was review~ ed by Mrs. Bachtel. During the buaineas meeting ble by Mrs. Moore, Mr1. Norman Mrs. Everett Davis. Mrs. Kenneth Byer was a con. trlbuting hostess. Wayland, Candlelight Service Held The adve'Pt Canctieltght servtei was a feature or the Christmas program _presented when the Women's Society of Chrlsdan Serv· Ice met Tuesdi.Y night al the East Letart United Methodist Cia! reb. The candlelightlng service was a part or a meditation entitled H Christmas h a Thousand Thtnp" by Mra. Barbera Duga~ Taking part were Mrs. Mll· dted Dooahue, Mrs. Erms Norris, Mrs. Marlene Fisher a n d Mrs. Marr Roush. Theme of the program was .. Which Sbal..l Be To AU People, n Holiday Dinner Held Wednesday The amual holldlly dlllller par. ty ollbeBradlllry ArtaandCralls Club wao held W-sds.Y. Following tbe dlmer at Bailey's RBstaurant, tbe JII'OUP went to tbs home or Mra. Rulh Durst In Middleport whore a gilt ex·~ wu bold. Kra. Jaddo Reed road scr~J~ture from Luke, 111111 Mro. Durlt pii,Yid a modi" ol carol• m ber organ. 01111 were prosentld 10 Mrs. Elhol Colllal In obsorvaaco o1 her birtbciOI'• . bsstcles thole named were Mr1. Bern· tee Wilm, Mn. Arlene Davt1, Krs. Oleva Cotlrlll, and J OJ Reed. with the worship center reatur.. ing a globe and an open Bible. Mrs. Hazel Fox read scripture from st. Mark and there was prayer by Mrs. Ernt1 Norris. Readings inc.uded "Gin ol !he Chlld' 1 by Mrs. Ferne B. Hay. man, "Christmas Giving'' by Mrs. Focie Ha.yman1 "T h a t Ageless Magic" by Mrs. Nora Pearson, "Lighting the Christ~ mas Tree•• by Mrs. Eileen ROUsh, "One Solitary Life" by Mrs. Ha. zel Fox, and "Christmas Wish'" b.)' Mrs. Julia Norris. The program concluded witb a Christmas prayer by Mrs. Fish-er and group singing of ••snent Nlght". uThere's A Song In lhe Air," and "What ChUd is This." Mra. Fisher was at the piano. 'Ibe meeting waa preeeded by a turkey dirmer in the church social room, decorated in keeping with the holiday season. other members at the meeu,. were Mrs. Marie Norris, Mrs. Gertrude Mamal, Mrs. Balva Fishor, IIIII Mra, Mabel Shields. Guest'\ at the dinner were El~ sle Gibbs, Clara Mae Sargent. Bett;y Van Meter, YVON8Garten, Bartha Robinson, JOBie Roush, Eq3 Wolle and Donna IHU. bu- Robert ~ KIIIII'P to Fort Car101'1, COlo•• after JpiiJdlna a 12 dl)' leave bere wltllldt DMXher, Mrl. !mopno IIDajlp, and broth· "Looking Out on an lnsp\ra· tionll Christmas" was the devotional theme used at the anmal yule party of the Evangeline Missionary Society or the Pomeroy Church of Christ. A potluck dinner in the chuntl fell<mship hall preceded t h e meeU1'5. The table was centered with a pink n,ylon net Christmas tree with gold accents. Mrs. Harold Smith asked grace betore the meaL Mrs. Elwood Bowera opened the program with scripture trom Luke 2, S..l8. Readings Included "God's Gift" by Mrs. Louis Os-o borne, "While Shepherds Watch Their F1ocks" by Mrs. Milton Roush. "Ring Out the News •• by Mrs. A. L. Phelps, "Is There Room ln Your House" by Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, ••Wise Men StU! Obey Him" by Mrs. Edward Venoy, •'Following a Star What Do Men Find?" by Mrs. Walter Kemedy, Jr., "And the AQJels Sang" by Mrs. Bower• and Alana, Jot an extreme auowfall record of · 2114.2 l n c b e s 1a November, '*' .. Thompaon Pus, 11152. '!- ·SUNDAY DECEMBER 22 ._ "'"""P - ..- ..... -..v... - - lbs IIIOOtln& wblcb op. tat. lfn. ~ 'Ritll d..-vGdoo; by ¥ i i. J=! W~:!cr I !:.. !(r:..·::~= A dlmor st Crow'a Sto a k George Hsckott, s.-. !lho ..... wat..:r lllll . 11ra. 01at1 1 lbe ....,. ol Chrlstmu _ , • oJiiJI ......- . ..... , ............. , Homebuilders Class Dines The ....... holiday ~ ol the Homelluilders Clasa ol. t b e Middleport Church Ill Christ wu held Tuesday night at lhe cburcb. Herman Kineald served u toutmuter lor the ban<Jtet which waa pre.PBred by the PhUsthea Society. The program Included readings by Mrs. Norman Yeauger, .. Poinsettia;•• M r s. William Grueaer, ••Legend of the Hoi.· ly;" Mrs. Lawratee Stewart., •~Why Leave Christ out ol Chriltm.as;" Mrs. Kemeth McElhinny, "The star," and Mrs. Denver Rice, "Chrlstmaa Pra,y~ er." There wa!l an instrumental duet by Mr1. Chester Erwin and Denver Rice. and the Rev. Raullln Moyer bad prayer. Group alnglng of carols and prayer by Milton Houdashelt con~ •·-;=;:.::;::r Luke 2 after wldch tbs member& pve the Lord'• Pra.rer and t h • pledp lx> !he !log ID A story, •-The Chrtstmu AD· pi," wu read by Mra. N«ltZ·. linL ond Kra. Emeat Powell PYO a _poem '"Polnll'tttal!' In re. IJ)OIIse to rou call members gave lhCJUihtl on Chrlatmaa. A Chr!itmao il'eetlas !rom iAWis fllnley, a Iormor member now reliding 1D Flor. ida. wa1 read. A thank you lor a holiday gilt wu read !rom eon.tance Thom ot lldller Cot-. IH&frl • kro. taae. carda for Mrs. RalJ]h Gilmore now Uvlllll ID CGiwnbus, and Mra. HarZ')' Houduhe.l~ Middleport, boa. members 0( the group. Mrs. Neutzl&ng was at the orpn lor . , _ llnlln8 of carols~ Punch ond oooldea were oerv. by lhe hostess. Mrs. Catherine Welsh . . . the role ~ Santa for the distribution or alfta. The past proaldents gave a tdll to !he hoatoaa. eluded the meeting. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, · Mr. an"d Mrs. Lawrenee stewart, Mrs. Joan Bailey, Mrs. Edward Evans, Mr. and Mrs. MUton Houdashelt, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Mr. and Mra. 1\en. neth McEihltmy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. and Mr11. Leon~ ard Van Meter, and Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser. Wt D&)'t.QI, Members slglled IMultle $1.95 mlQ. 'n' ,._k va.-1 NELSON'S PRESCRIPnON DRUG STOlE 208 E. MAIN Make a Bulova ~~- Children's Program To be Given Sunday Choose a Bulova from the • Excellence Collection Wh~:n you l110w what ~tes a wa1cb lid., yo~~•IJriYe a Bulon. Our store will be cloa-.:1 Christmas dar and the day ofhrr, Thursday. DK. 26. case, "Peace on Earth 11 by Mrs. Qr. ville Well. Mrs. Roush gave a Christmas prayer, and Mrs. Denver ~pie presented a character sketch oo Mary, the mother or Jesus. Secret pill glfts were exchang· ed anJ new n&'"1.es drawnror 1969. Attellli,.: besides those named were Mrs. stanley Bass, M r s. Clarence AOOrews. Mrs. Mason I are inlacl. A GOlD SfAR STORE PHILCO EN .JOY v 23" Phi leo Bie Sc1een Featuring Philco Rectan1111ar Color TV AU modeb have lhcse featutc1: WOMEN'S CASUAL . LINED BOOT '12·99 • • • • • Ph~ 26,000-volt Color Pilot Cool Cbaais P~1lco Maa:icolor Pictu~ Tube (orr ,.,~, ~Ntt) Liabted VHF/UHF Channel Selecton Memory-Matic VHF Praet Fine Tuuiaa Simplified Color Pmerence Controll Fine l u - the color pictu,. autom.tloallr, and loeb It In I Asl.owls $499.95 11ft Are .A "Gold Star Store'; Gat JOUr frill Hcllet hn. No rlsaod ..... pUrdlatil iiiCe'!fMJ wwa.-, Clark o1 cliUd1W or Letirt Fill• 1110111 11111 a ' if~ ·with IIJia Hudson. ' with ~ ' Jar. on8 MrL POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS n• flinUH~~Waur.cf rii~D«~aJt1. IMq.tn. ~ SCI- er 1'otnlnJ. ..... __ Hoi--,•• Houa precocled lbs psrt.y wblcb lira. AIOI'mtreaturod • Jlft •cban&e ......,. ....,.. Jlriss. · lho memhera, carol alnalnl, llld Altl""'aa till ._._ a procram Ill 11n. GanM Mrs. llsry Yortlll, . . , . - , Wllolormulb, Mra. J, M. tltl-• 1 Society Yule Party is Held RE111RNS TO CMISON SYRACUSE - Tho home ol Mrs. Bio NoutzllnL oxteoslvely clecorstod lor the hoUda,y seaaon, ns the scene Ill tbs aDIIual Chrlstmu ol the p1.1t _prelidenta ol tbe 1ad'M Auxiliary_. ol ___Drew _..... Wlb- Pool The chlldren'a Christmas pro. gram will be presented at 10:30 Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth1 direct- a.m. &mday at the Rutland Churcb or; open to the public. of the Nazarene. Young people ot MONDAY tile church will present a Christ~ MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F mas play at 7:30 &mday even~ &AM, Past Masters Night, Mon- lllg. day, 7:30 p. m. at the temple; The Wednesday prayer meetmaster Masons degree will be Ing haB been postponed to Thursconferred. All Master Masons day evening, Dec. 26, at 7:30 p. invited. Refreshments served. m. The Rev. Lloyd D. Grlmm 1 pastor, extends an invitation to the public to attend the CJuist.. mas programs. -.a ·y. lila'""" "'' ,i Past Presidents' Party is Held ! lllziBsn..; .-.,. .....,......_ , ,..... ...s11... .,.. p. 111. ~. Fnol !.. 8Jiijtll, IN· ...... Yf1UII! hlll"!~lp, 7;30 .. .,. ~. . ~~--,_ ,. ' 1bo Dslly Sonl!nll, Pcmorw..KldcRsport, Mts. Grueser Hostess TO\ Wildwood Club rtl!l'.• · ~JI'a11r1 ~ ·~~~,..~ l~':!r.:r ~.IIi..".;..~ ~· .,., _Cburclt - ~ - '· . -"""• '"""I ~Wollt,'!lltd,.. . 1- . ··.:. SYR>\c,:tJSE .. f11IST UN1'l'Ell 9 - ~ - - - ~ .... ;1iiJ. Wt t ndlr, 7olh• ii,lfrl. RaniiJ Atldns '. 1Dl' lamlly ol Claoolanl wen ~ fin weokenll witlt Mr. lild t i ·FI!tolil\n Hendrls and ~ '< ,. \ "'" I \ ~d .jo ... t,! • • �. ' OLQ 1'QTE11 COIIGBEG.!oo TIOIIAt. QltJacll ~•• 1 =..i -. wu.: , .....,_,_ .,,1cliiiil ~ 101 m·d't, s ~soiOol, .... L m. Cllllrch set:= 14-.t ... . $o/iliir md... IIIII F'llarlll !llliliidl:r 7•30 p. ":'• Clsorch i!mlce11. DIS'J: IJNI'TEii - <lOY. Pont A. DO. Ss!hrs. ·~. Komi!V W<ln ~ t:30 L ""·I - SchoOl, 1Q:31 t. m..llb1lle Tllolss, Supt. FauO;,ohll>, 6:80 P. m. t- FAml CI«J'RCI( of N.... S o - . t . &oils¥ SchO<i ~niA>tllltllt!, R OJ 'Jolin-...,., vooijlrmee"- 6:30,-Sundlr. 'THB IIUTLAND COMNUNITY ....,. ....... ~ OWY!- · CIMICR-RIY. -TDIItpuat 7:45. ' . lOr. &,Z: 7 ..,., 1:30 L81.1 1M ~ - ~ CHJUST1A!f SCIENCE 8onieH _...., Mniet. 11 Lto. Wool11 ' 815 MaiD SL, ·Pl. P•••• --~-muii.,7:J0p,m. &umYs 11a. m.: W.,..sdl;ra ~ 111111!,~ 7:30. ' . 8 p. m. AD wol- 1 , .. Tilt DAI'iVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Cllotlea Dour, Pllln L01TRIDGE UNJtEI> ME1'll- lur1 .Alln illotcll, &am> Sebool ODlST- ,W~,IIntlllllllllnl Slt>erlntondonl. SundiJ Sebool, ~~ •• ol each IDIIIIth, 'O:t.l a. 9:36 t. m. . 1 .Wol'lblp sorYI.., ~ •. ••• ~-~ fourlh _;:_._s, 10!:10 Y - 0111 JW>Ior ... • · ........ · ' MliiMING S'I'Al ·IJNITED· )8l11IODJST DJII!Iai""- RoY.' ~~ ~ ~L.• ~ l _ ..... J11r TQ~ar, ~ Wlh Supt. ~ W•lllllp, 1- "r .m.: ......., .......,,~1:30 LD\.1 - · .. .,...,....Jll:lltl Lm.; "- - - ' *" p.J14 - stm<O, -~. . •M'I'. '_ JIERiiOII ~TED 7;30 p.m. . ~, , , ·• BRE'f'IIRI!N IN CIIJII!I:I'- JIM, 1 wisl.tYAN .U1WBD ¥E'IJIQn JDdJ ,._ ~ Smllh.',.~lol'~~ ~n d ( '7 D8J: i~l\Cll, ·~ ':f1W, ja"""'. ~ SChoGI. ·"iel!'m.IW. . _... ~ t:36L n; Ruioll ~ .~ ~. ~ - ~ - 1 1 t. m., . ~,p, 16:30 ,&: .. 1 ,.._ ~. - . , . ...,....,1:1Jtp.·ll\o,ol~ · 7:30p. m.IU.IU'.P. •lllw Mdi Sotldzl> pbo -DJOOt. 7 p.> !11. Mch&oslilriJ-Cbolr Rlporta on I 1 recent vl1lt to tbs Gallipolis Stats lnsUIIIto lor a lloUdsJ party ~ tbs pr.,..... tion ot trult bas~s for 12 1hut· Ina were given durlngWedne!lday niJbt•• meedrc or the WUdwoocl Gardea Club. The meetiDa: waa held at t h e home ol Mn. Karl Grueaer, proal-, . with Mro. Ke,.,.th Harrlo IIIII Mrs. MUton Houdotl)alt 11 the co-hostesses. Mrs. Crueser reported on the party at tbs GSL Mra. Fred Neaae told or prtt>Orllll and deli..rlng the fruit basketa to shut-Ins of the community. During the buslne11 •easton. 1 letter was read from Mrs. Charles Lewls reg.rdtrw: t h e Christmas flower show in which , ·w-.o·· · PJIES!IV'lERIAII - Rn. L l stoltblu, Pllslor. SlnloJ acllool. lniri~ a.m.,~· ~ 111'1101100. Wec!t"lsdl;r, 3i!Jp.m.l 1:30 LILI wonhlp een!ce, 10:· ............ DlY\d - · c I a 1 1 SOjd« C1to1r ~.0,-Titursdl;r; 30 0.111.1 Blb1o atolirlllllpi'O)'Or' leodor. ChrlaU&n£td;a.0.,?:30: 7t8Q p. aLJ Slnke . • ssrYice, W~"""'· 7:30 ,P."": p. m. ovsr)o Oll:er 5!tldlll' efto GUild, I!IUrtMIIo•doli·AC!t,..... . . ..... J-ta lllencer,llrslldont, II 7030 p. lli.f .JIIiW fl\lldeh FOKEROY Flll~l; BAPJ1irr Pnyor -~ 7;30 p. lit. -'7 . cltsa ·· -· ~ 1 _ Jobo wuu, ~- achool Wednssdl;r. BMrd""'ill~ 7:30 - ..ch · ~, 8 p. i!Li \Y.S.C.I$o, ., ·..P, f!andsi''...... .t:IO Lll)ol P. m., OJ:IIt'lf....J 9f lllCllli•'-. , ~CG!oil ~ ~ ~ 1~36 . >' __,_ _...... 10:30 a.m.· , l'OJJEROY :niJIATY IJNn'EII . p. m. • \ O!ill1ta1, JIPiril. ~Gill --,·- . • · · ' CHURCH OFC8RJm',.,. a... W, ..,....~ eacti' ~~,p., _. . .,......,, 8tt5 P. m. E..,. IL ....,.,., D• . Ill.. -ohll>, 7::10. Pnyer IIIII 8:80p.m., W. . .ldsl· . '. . W.,., ~ ~ ~. t:lll DJST Cllitl!cl! _;, Tf;· Dill Jlo. praise, Wednssdl1, 7:30. a. ID.; WonbiP. 10-.2$ a. . !JI, • Cl\tri, pailor, ~- ~· . , tiNrn!J> F Al'!'H CHURCH 111'. UNION BAPTIST- Rev. Youlb cbolr -~. ~. 9:30 t. ILl W'l>rahiR lahk:i, '{;30 · . -~~ E. ·-·~ 6:36 P. m. Kra. )(arvin Bart, P.•m.·OIIIclillloard,llnt~ Noa.. SeltiOIIUHit- - • • Ce<U Cox, palfM, SuniiQ ""'- -~- cbolntbNrlll, eaclt ~. 8,30 p. IlL . . ~i, • Smltb.Sr.,paator~_ 9JildU'school 8uperinten1ert. Earl starkey, '1'burldq 710,P.m. Mn Pill! . . 1 a·-"', .lloir Jallnsoo. Sua d 11 ... ~•• Sehool, 9:!$ a.m.: SUnday ' ' O(d{GROVE UNITEDIIE'l'IIO. . ,. ...,. ~-.. ·· · Tburldq, all DIST CIIIIRCH - W: ndo lfo. . acbool, 9:30 a.m.: worsblp oer- evenin8 worship, 7:30; WednsJ- . dQ, BuiJ• qulltltW j)iriJ 1a ,,..•.;... paM-, ... ~.~........ vleo, 10:10 a.m. and 7:30p.m. day pnyorlllll Bible otudJ, 7:30 ehurcli...W _,., ~.. •~ .,.._b · -71 each &today. Y - meellne and a.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF :30 t. IlL I Wora lD aervtee, II ~choir pracilco, 6:30 p.m . . OICh SVTrON UNITED ME'l110.. CHRIST - Eugliao Underwood, L m.,· llrot IIIII tbint S!thllaJt !mlday. . DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Jl4c. pastl>l'; V. H. Braley,lq)t.l SUI>- tiach ~Oitb, ·• . · • ., KENO CHURCH OF CHIU!IT- Clurg, pastor. SUndU Seholi, dlly scliool, 9:30 L m.: comTill! Rl1l'LAND "loii!TIIODIST 10•80 1. m. • Wonhlp sen!co, -·'-'·n .~ wor·•ip ··-•ce 10•,. CHURCH - Rov. C. J. ~I.,, Norman McCain, au,perlntondenl., • ' cond .~ 1.__ , •~ ~· ~no ' poslor Clmr<h SchoDI 8:80a.m.; Senf~a weeklY. at 9:30 a. m. 9:30 a. m., H ...... uun.u 30 Lm.; prayer Thurs- w .hi,p rvlce L m ;v;: - ~ 7:30 S¢od-:-;;t5 L m. Christian Enlea_., ll1lnl S01m'dly or oadl ...-, LAUREL CLIFF FREEIIE'I'Bo. ~...._School OIISI' CHU RCH - _.._ 9:30 a. m., Dl01'IIiD& wor.lbiP, 10:10 a. m., ovenlac _....,, 7:30 p. m.; Wodlpesdl;r, Cl)rlno lAD Youth Crundora, 6:30p.m. . and pnyor moetltlc, 7:30 p.m. , Thur&dsl, choir proetl<e, 7 p, m. R. Eugene Gill, Pastor: Pbll Wise, s..>t. DEXTER CHU""H OF CHRIST "" -Ronnie Ru&sell, pastor. No.,. man c. WW. •<e>t. !mlday SchooL 9'30 L m.; Worship llrYiceo 10:30 a. m. Chrlstlaa.-vor &mclay evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE -S11ada;rScbool 9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, l0:30 a. m..; Eveni~W Worship, 7t30 p.m. Pruer senlcea, 7:30 a."" w..,.,.. l':'r!dal of :.~~ t';::.:.::~::: ~rrlft, ~ Piiii~ . ' ~(). 1" ' Preacltlag, tiratand tldrdSuridlll' o1 mcmlb by Charles Russell ot 9 , 30 a.m. · BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHIIIST _Charles RulloeU, pal• tor, Richard Gilkey, SQpt. !ml· day School. 9, 30 L m.; ldornll1! SWtdaY each mcllllh. dlly, 7:30p.m. mee- 10 A IIU'Jirlse shower of holiday allla lor Erma Cleland, c1ep11y ·~ councllor. was a hllhllsht at the annual Chrtatmaa party ol Cheater Councll 323, Daugll. ters Of America, at the hall Tues. to·iio or • • · • ' ZION CHURCH OF CHRISTPcmeroy • Harr!IIOIIYIIle Rood. John Webster, pasll>r, Ra1 Llln tlo, Sundl,y achool deort. SUnday school, 9:30 0.111.1 . morning worship, 10:80; Sundi.Y eY8111DBseniee,?; prQ&r meet· lng, W"""'sday, 7 p.m. CHFB'lER ClftJRCH OF THE CIIESTI!II lUmlOIIST Cbi1'1IO NAZARENE _ Rev, Herbert - a... Ploarl A. CooiO, putor. Grato, pastor. Worship aen!co, CHI!STEII: Wcraltlp, I a. "'-1 ll a. Ill. and 7, 30 p.m., IOJD!oy. · ~ Scholll, 111 · i. m.: Jars, Swrlsy Sehool, 9:80 a.m. JUch- Wald Spslcer, 5ol&llo FLAT· ard Barton. Sot>~-. Charles 81 .. WOOOS. Cburd> SebOol, Sundi.Y, Worlblp, 10:30 a. m.; Emd.ll8 sell. uslstantSitfL .Prlyermeet- 11 a. •·• JGiu1 Bally, IQPt. Worworship, 1 p.m. W"""'sdi1Bible lng, Wednssdl1, 7,30 p.m. sblp aen1ct altemalol wllb AI· 01 · slllclY. 7:30P.m, ot st:ibtun _· 110 ...,.....--.... • D"ft!IGANJZ . L'D CHURC . H · ~ IIAIUII50NVILLE PRESBr . ......... .... · · tuck. l'alllor, Rev. Morris M. ......, ~ ,,. TERIAN Mr N Le Ncb -k. aa J!rwtl, JIUI>Or, ......... _.., WOlf<. Jo•u• Christ or Le- Day e. orma e, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ohlp, t a. m~ ~ SebOol• TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Saints, Portland • Bacino -.!. SUnday Sehool Sq>erlntondent. Cltureb - I'Omero)'' Kulberr)' 10:10 a. m, -IIE'TIIODIST- Morning Worship Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; JllorDo ~ School, 9:30 L m. SUI>- Htlabll Rood, norlbol VetMalll ST, PAUL'S L111'HERAN . -IS. 9:30 a. on. at Iormor EUB build- 1,. Worsldp, 10:30 a.m. iOJD!oy du senlce, 8 P. m., !he RB'> K..-lal lltJiilltal. Pblllljt Gag· · E. SOcond st., Pllmero)', Suoda1 i~Vo EJPOillled Sunday Sehoolses- ewnq service at 7, Wedae...... lllax Donahue or. Mllldlepotl or, pastor, W-sday, 7:30 p. Sell bool, 10 a.m.;WoraldpaoniM sion nursery to grade sb: awning pnyer service, 7;30. _apealdng. m., Bible study andP1'83ermeet• UNITED METRO.: children at former Methodist a. PastOr, Elder _F rederick J. Sto-: JEHOV All'S WITNESSES, tu.. ire. saturdaY: Slbbath School, """st 9:30 L m., Mrs. J I m e s barl. ry Carnahan, presldiQrmlnl-. 10t30 a. Ill.; Worship, 9:36 a. m. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A, Stout, children's IICH'rlrtendent. SUad B1bJ0 locturo 8130 Pll!ST UNITED PRmiBYTER· ~~. psstor. SUIIdl1 Sebool, ~.~•. Church Sehool, adults and lll'b: ~~ 1' .30 Lm.: TAN cliuRCH - Mldclloport, 9:30 L m., Ben Quloellbori'J, ~....,BRADBURY CHURCH OF Wide Tower DIULI,I', 0: a.m.; Guest :Minister, James BuchaD- &f)&. Mornins worlhip, 10:30 I. }'OIIIh, 10:80 L on.; junior high, CHRIST- 5liDdll' school, 9:30a. W-ldaY: Bible llludy, 7 P. m, 11r 1t IIIII third o,_.._ ell oenior high and fWIV sdults m. Gleoi Evaas, 8Jpt. Clurch aor. Thursday: Mlnlllry lclxlol, 1 p, · an, Sot1dsl Sebool So;lerlnte1>- m., _...,. H meet in former Methodlat Church ncea, 10:30 a.m.; eveninl ser~ m, Serv.tce meetliw, 8 p. m. del&. Sunlky Sdlool., 9:30 ILm. mcnh. EveDIDI e\'UIIIl.Uc for SundiJ Church Sebool. Boyd MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10:80 LDL service, 7:30 p, m., second 111111 Hackney. youth superintendent; UC!e, 7:30; Wedneldly, prayer Mlller SL - EmriOD Weekley, Choir practice. 7:30 p.m. We~ fourth SUndays. ,, servlees, 7:30p.m. CARMEL UNITED METHn.. 110..A..... ldgll class IIIII aenloudulta psmn-, Bible lllud7 classes,~· ->• r· jajeet11111 lri rbriner EIJB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHO- dsl, IOa.m. Worshlpluslprsach· ASBURY . uNJTED MErliO. DIS'P CHURCH - Rev. Paul' A; •. Hobart Vlnsyard, ""'L Adult Bl· DIST ClftJRCH - Preaching, 9:- q, 10:55 a.m.; SuniiQ O"lenltw DIST, S)>racuso - Rev. Wandell SoUers, pastor. Sot1dsl Sehool, • bleCluspart;y,laat~ooch 30 a.m., First and SOCOild 8m- oorYice, 7:10. Bible lllud7 Stutler, · S:30 I. m.; Wo,yns 10;30 )louah,LSot>!. paator. o.~. ~...., .,.....,_., ¥orniworthlp, m., mcllllh. Y - Fellowship each ..,. •··s of each lllOidh·, Third and elasoes, Wedns"""', 7,30 p.m, •. 10 L m.·• ...,., ~-" Norris .,_. ·• • .....,. second"'ind fourth ........s oteacll Sunds:, 6 p. m. Ia - r Metl>o Fourth 511Dd11'1 eachmonlh, WorGRACE EPISCOPAL- E. MaiD W....... lp service, 11 L m.: MYF month. EvenltW-:::-'lollc odlst bulldiD&. District ywlhraJ. aldp service at 7:30 p.m.; Wed- St•• ......._ ~•• ~ocbool-~ 6 p. m. ,....._,. o.~. P - - meeU•• •.......,and ... --...... ....,. ,.,.JUn;n ~· ·-service, 8 p. .m. secon:l Jy llrstMondo,yol-hmonth. nesda1 evenln!!s at 7:30, Pri,Yor 5liDdll' at 10:30 a.m.'lblrd !ltD- Wednesday, 8p. m. lhlrd Sundi.Yeach monlh. LETART UNlTED KETHO- 0111 Bible IIUdv. day ol each 111011111 Ill IDOI'IIInl POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DIST CHURCH- Flrlll and Soc- ' FREEDOM- GOSPEL MISSION aen!<e, Holy COIIIIIIIIIIIGI 7:30 NAZARENE- Ccrner Unloolllll ENTERPRISE UNITED ME11J. ond llmdsJ• preacl>lall. 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portland-llashan p.m. llulbofll'. Rev. Clyde ODIST - Rev. WWiam. Alraaa, 1blrd and Fourth llmdsJa. b · Jlold. Rev. E. J. Grtmlh,paotor. SOU'l11 L ' 1putor. SUnday SehoGI, 9:30 Pastor. Rolph ~r, Sot>l.l day Scbool10 a.m., WorsiiiPMr- ~ Sehool, 9:30 t. m.; R<>gn . METI!Oiils'r~~.hlp~= o. m.: RIJmond Walburn, lqtt; EldonWoeka, Aas'I.Worohlpoerriee 11 a.m.; 'I'ueldal B'ftainP oar WUfred, &cJt. Sunday worship ·ml bJrtiJ. SundaJ. 10:30 L m.; .MI:w1'IIDI worship, 10:30 L m.; vices. 9:30 Lm.; SUDda)t Sehoal, at 8 p.m., PrOI'tirondBiblollud1- .service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet.- llrot 11111 tlilciiSutidl.)la, 7, 30 p. m. EveDIDC SorYice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- 10:30 Lm.; ·y - FoU..,sblp, RUTLAND CHiJRCH OF THE log, TuesdaY, 7:30 p, m., Mll- SWtdaY Sebool, 9, 30 t. m. Ywlh week service, Wedns., 7:30. 6i~O. WednsldaY: Cbnlr, 6:15p. NAZARENE _ aev. Lloyd D. :lord Freclerlck, claas ltsdor. Fellowship, 6 V• m. oaeb SlmdaJ Jt. m. m.: Bible stitdy, 7:.0. . Gr1Jma, Jr., putor. Suo da 1 ·Ywlh Fellowship, Frlcli.Y,7:30p. at ~~ ·Pia!Do United )(etho. • FOREST RUN UNITED YE'l11· CHURCH OF CHIRST .-1, ~:10 a.m.;IDOl'llllll_.· , m. Ernest Deetor,l-r; R<>gn dlstCburcb. ODIST- Rev. We_, G. slut.- dleport, . Sjb IIIII _MaiD, Ja<k ." illd». 10:30 Lm.; 1QW11 peo- ~·._er WUtred, Jr •• presiderL - . ler. putar, Wonhlp aentce, 9 Sclte&, lll't. Blbla SciM:Iol, 9:30·. pa>a _,..., 8:4$ p.m.; .._ . ' MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CIIESTER CHURCH OF GOD- L ILl SuniiQ SehoGI, 10 t. m. · a. m,; Mor1!irw ~' 10130 a, 111111c IK'flcea, 7 ,30 p.m. Wool- QF GOD - st., Kum, · "Tile Rev. CbolllorBJ78111,JJOslor. Jars. Fred NHH, Sot>!. m,; ~. -.ldp, 7:10 p, l!lol MrYieo. 1:30. W, VL - . y SchOOl, 10 a.m. Sunds: Scholll, 1:30 L m.;, WCII'•· MtlotaCiviLiz U N'J TED Pruer Brice, W-lday, 7 p. . Koraltw wcrshlp, lla. m.~. sblp 11 a. m,, EmtiJV -ooJST n. Wetlle.U m. Rov. flaUIIII Mo)ror, JJOslor• KIDDLEPORT HEA'l11 UNlTDI ael!ltlc .een!ce, .7:30. p.; m.Biblo '"'rshlp, 7t30 P. m,l'rlll'v ..... -•n - -" CHURCH (!F THE NAZAiiENE JIETII(I))8T-Mu E . - . _ Slllll!' sad pnJ01' aervtee, _Wed- leo, Tuesday, 7:30P.m. stutler, poslor. Sundi.Y SehoGI., -Middl.,..ft. RoY, AlfilrJMIII•L mlala.; .lsmH Brwl..,.., lllildiiJ, :i':30 p. m. .Cbl-·na, ' Senlce, l'btrldq, 7 130 p. m. I L m.; KeiOIIth Wta-, Sq:t ,poslor. Lelltizi1lJlor,SUpt.""" . . . . lchool - - - . JiUtor, -173.5131._ )(oalhly aJrwl, !!rat s.tordiJ ol, 'll'orsblp ...vtee, l0 L Ill. . dlly ScbOol \'f&30 L m.i Kondill CIIOII'cb acbool, 1:30 a.m.; 11101'11CAitLETON CHURCH -KIDII• -mont!>. ' ' SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE Worlhlp, 10jili a. itt.; !1\dcir 1!011111 -iblp, 111;30 Lat.l ycMh hoi)' Road, Son11,Y Sehool, 9tSO HEMLOCK GROVE CIIRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, ctet:r, 6:10 .tli:u~ 6:45,p. ' &a....... $mdsJ,8p.m.Cbolrre- a.m.,RIIPbCVI.~Woraldp: l1AN Church- JamesSmllb, posiOr, Bob Moore,· SuniiQ m.!lunollo' · ' '· m. o.ilq~, -~ ....,....,,7p.m.,cholr oervtco, 10:30 L m;lllll7:30 P. Pastor; lld>erl Paul- 5liDdll' Sebooi8Jpt. SUnday Sehoolclll~. ?:lOp, m. ~ ......... Will·., . - . B«t Pbllsoo. l'rlll'v' ,.., al101'D81011· l'rllot achool supt. Morning OWY!ce, u fol'oll- 9:30 o.m.: KDrDo nesdq, 7:30lll"tti. .· · MrYieo. W-sdl;r; 8 P.ID. ·w-sdly, 1:30 p.m. 9:10 a.m.; !illldlly sebool, 10:45 q Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVA'l10N ARKY -l!ha.m.; ~ meeun., 6,t$ p.m. SWtdiJ 6:30 P.ID.I Evsngellsttc 1QJ Ra1 S, -~. 1a . Sonlce &""'-Y 7:36 p.m.1 Mid- cbarp. Soolq, 10 a.m.,Holl• · dlly ~~-~·~c. ror Bells" were IIW\K to Mrs. Cle~ Gift Exchange _...,,.,.,,...,,.,.v.. Held by D of A A gilt exchange wsa hold w.. lng Moadsy nllht's meeUne of Tb-.,. Coon ell 17, Daughters ol America, held at lhe IOOF c!Y:;;cuSE hill. Edna Reibel, eouneUor pro tom, .,.,.meted tbe meeting dur· . IDe wblcb time It was reported lbat Hoi• Baer Is home from !he hollpital, Carrie Meinbart re~ malns at pallonl st Holzer, Adria ,Sayre 'tl recuper.ating at home, : Jaae Am IHto Ia c:cn!lned with : _ . . . , . , Tbe doolh or sauacle ~ ~ Nettie Hayes was also report~ HEINER1 BAKERY ,.at :ed. :,0 R.. ~t. the me~ wa1 a :'Chrloimaa grsetlng from Laura · La ~ Betteaux, state councilor and tbe atate board o1 ol!lcers. ·. A poinsettia motif wu eorrled out ID !he rofresbment table deeoratlonl, It wu amoonced that lito ......., will be audited before tbs Jatllary meetlag. •·•-• v.-.. ....-,. -ua ..mce, ' Jf or lrlendsblp In a P8J"OClv to the tune or "Jingle Llirllm~-~- MJ4: nliht. - ••rflltei>. ~..!:.!~""'i;...u !lomdaJM~'::' ' nNY'S FOODI.AND OPEN EYES. ' -~ 1 ··l ~ . 0 . 1 • • . :,.c both tbs American IIIII Enclllh bally wllh red berrlas IIIII !he holiday SIUOIL It W81 SiC.. gesUon that the shalloW roots or holly trees by mulched 1.. stead or cuJU ,.ted, IIIII that !hey be plaited where there 11 protection trom severe weather. Mrs. Mllton Rouah"s topic was mistletoe. A host tree Is nee-- her land as lhe entered the council room. Ste was presented with a large white basket heaped with gifts from the members. The meeting of the council was preceded by a holiday dinner. The food for th'! dinner wa1 provided by Eva Bailey, • member 1lho resides In Florida. It was her Christmas gilt to tbs lodge, and In appreciation, members llsn· ed a Christmas card to be mailed to her. The 40 members attending were seated at decorated tables tor the dinner served by M a e ~ncer, Goldie Frederick, Olive KoUe1, Opslllollon, Marcia Kel· l~r, Ada Holter, and Hattie Fred~ erick. The good of lbs order committoe had cllsrJII of !be Chrlst.mas program. Deoorationa fea. tured a Ugh.ted. tree. There was a gLtt exchange among the mem· bera and several personal gl.tta were dlatrlbutocl. The groop 111n1 Cbrlltma1 earol.l with Helen Wolf st !be plano and Mary K. Hooe as the song leader. During lhe meeting, wblcll op. oned In ritualistic lormwllbDor· otll,y Myera, councilor ,in charge, pltns wore made lor thoiDstallatlon ol ol!lceri 11 !be Jatnlal')' 7 meellng, Tho - · of tbe Council are to be audited at the home of Esther Rldelllur on Doc. 80. Reported W were Zma Btw. Lucille Kraeuter, and Margaret McLain. It was also noted that Bett;y Roush Is borne !rom Cam. den Clark Hospital. ·l, ~·soWESt~ DEALER Tbe open church wedding at Miss Nancy Adams, daughter ot MIDDl.l!l'OitT,. OIDO, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Earl ~dams, GaJ. lipolil, to Bryce Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith, Syracuse, wnt be an ewnt of saturdl,y, Dec. 21. at the Porn. eroy Church or Christ. Vows of the ceremony will be read at 7:30 p, m. lollowlng a hal!-IKJur or oqotlal m..lc to be pre181lted by John LiJle, vocall•t. A reception In lbs church social ...... will be held lmmedlatol3 following tbs .....,..,.. DOWNIE-GROSS !'-roy Gold Star Stare !P:'O .. SILVER RUN FREE WILl. ..... Pl'I,Yor . moellai ,Wednein .... mooflqn m. Slpo ' . BAPTlST- Rev. CS""'II Al!du, day 7:30 P.ID.IIIlii......Y lleot.- dlly S¢od, YGOIJII PeoPle'& !Aspenu weekeld wllhhlsparentll, palfM. Richard Flnk,SIInilll. IIv Second Wednslidll' ol each 8iG£1, 7 p. .m.; ~ - · · · Mr. 0111 Mrs. Troy Zwilling. Sehool Sotlerlolellloal. SlmdaJ' IIIOIIIh 7:30p.m. 7tl0 P. m.1 ~' 1 to 8.p. VL, .....,..;. Mrs. Lindo McKenzie IIIII Sebool, 10 L m.; Wonblp, 7:3q MASON BAP11S'I' CH,APEL ;" . !!'-! Ladltl -IAIID117":&a, Kra. Roy Wlnsbremor 11111 dlllf!htor, Sherry, CGI.....,,, and p. m. Pl'I,Yer mooting, Thursdl;r, 'l'llo Rev. Harold .CUiinlltgham, ,Pnp · · · · - - Merritt apent sswral Mro. Marlha DuddiiV or SpriDJ· 7:80 p. m. Choir practice, Tueln ...... . atulio ~ !liM!" di.YI wllh tbs Iormor'• dsllih- lleld vialt..s tbslr mntbsr, Mrs. day, 7 p. m. dl;r Sebool Sot>~- CllniOr Socond · lor aid IIOI>IrHaw, Jar, IIIII Mrs. EvdJn stowe. ind P - ·SIL, Harold Weaver IIIII ~ otst. Mr. BlllllysoUoiC•IumbuueCARLETON CHURCH-KJtwOo Vt.l SuniiQ ocbool, 9:t5 LilLI , eeRily spent a Thursdlll' IIIII Frl· boll' Road. 1bo HeY, .101' stllea, -itblll aorvtce, iL w - . "Loul•vlllt. _..._ __.YI_ m~sta ofMr.lllll ds1 with bit motbsr, Mra. Oms paator. troli>4 .Cirl, S. S. Supt. ds1 , ~~ " " - U11k1a, 71 •· •-....• •-- were Earl Hraell, :md anlKaliVIol ~-~· "· Sunds: Sehool, 9:30 L m. Wor- pra,yer Hr yf ee. 1:-. •• Mn. llonis·• Harden . . . . M-1"&. -~ ld -..... lltlp nrvtce, 10:30 o. m. -~ a o c"' SPRINGS .A........ He Hai'don o1 ()onion, Mr. IIIII Mrs. May ~ a m~~r , " uno'' ""' , 7' 80 p, m. altornsteb'. Pri,Yer KETIIODIST - C. J. Lelitlor, WIUiam Harden, TaJnm,y, Brion wen .u-r gueats ol Mr. IIIII 111111 Teroaa, o! Rlelns RD, Mr. Mra. lld:Jert HyaoU ond ~: aen!ce each Wodnelldll', 7:30 poslor; , _ Blackatoot,cl!oorch iJIIKra. Robert R. HardoD, Pam, Klta Lu<U1o Nowland ol Alb- P. m. achool - - .Nornltv Ralph IIIII Sondn, oiBaclns,RD, eno ipelll adQ w!lh bar mother, · POMEROY ClftJRCII OF wcrshlp, 9:30 t. m.; ctlurdl llDII Mra.llonald lltlrdenoiCbssb- KrL Elfta Nowland. CHRIST - Robrt II. WOCid, posocbool, 10:15 Llll.l oftlllrw ~ Ire. ~· Donald llardsn, aorvMr. mr Kro. James Teaford lor. ~ Bible Slllll!', 9:30 L ahtp, 7:30; ltYF Somjllll'. ~ao 111c wtth the u s. NaV)', Is in were at Children"• Hospital In in.; Mornl111 Worthlp, 10:30; p.m. ' Pl'l)'tr ~ ·BIIM V - but Ia oxpectlrwtoopsnd Col-a 10 · Ylslt the latter's Y - meet11111, 6:80 p, m.: E - lll!df, W..._sdl;r, 7oa1J,p.m. ·M,Chrl- In Jopan. . niece, Rita Holman, who loa ps- ' ni!V wnrohlp, 7::10. MJ6.Week mimstratlve Coliicll 'ttltiltlair.' Jar. IIIII Mni, Jameo KonrGod Uent tbsrs. aervice, W-sdl;r. 7:30 p,m, llrat - . , Mdi ~~ .7:'' . aid lamil¥ o1 AD<eiOWD spent a lolr. IIIII Mra. William E. Guln- Junior choir practice, Frldi.Y, dQ with hU lllher tbs Rsv. L. S. &bar spoilt a dl;r with her molbsr 4 a. m. ~ · . lllallh'-111111 slater, CIIIIIJ, MrL Pearl Ballard, Golllpollt. . LANGS\IILLE • CHRIStiAN, 111: Ud lira. Fni*IJ.o HoodAllee Freeland and Apaa Lan&tmUo vw_,j, aev ..M.rt IIIIIIMr.IIIIIKrL White a meetiJIC ol tbs ~ lflllior, - · W""""' · Ylaltld Jar. aOnd,. Sollbora M111l"'*"1 SOciiiiJ 01 aervtce 1o:sO,Gi'lma F_.,$11: ltr; an1 Mrs. tbs O.tlst Church In~ day Sehool 8taday ScboOJ anlllmil¥ and 1'liOI' olao called on loin. Deroo at 9:ao a.m.; 8otidOI' ol&l:t ... In tey IIGII•~ lllllllamlly. •leo 7:30p.m. Mid weok ssrYico Jlta, · 1llt8w Hod..., IIIII six Wednssday lllbl at 7:80. a door awag. Mrs. Hiram Fisher talked on the care of holly anclevergreens. She spoke of tbs ossoctatloa ol ma~ Wed Saturday R.N. RAWLINGS.· SONS CO. m-. "......., wtDiam Gordon Wloobrenner Wll doo1- huSilll! ID R<lmney, Vf. tbs club participated. Also road think you note from StaDo ley Nease tor a remembraDCe.. The Chrlrtmas theme was car.. rled oot in the meethw with pap.. era on holly, mistletoe an:t Uve planta, and a demonatradon on wu a Couple to be Y- Syra-·- News So ety Frldi.Y, Declmbor :10, 1968 Give Surprise Shower 3' B _ oo o.. ror tuU 4ovel· opmenL Mllllatoe bas lonr been aseodation with tht boUdly ._. son and a pqMIIar deooratllw !tom. Dlaeussirw eue of holldl,y plaDta waa Mu. GrueHr. P!XDo seUiat, chrylanthem.UIIla, azalea• and most other Clxrtatma• plonto like • bel l i - 68 and 70dqreoswltbhlgh humidity, In a b<laht window away !rom draft!. Mn. Nease demoostratod !he makina ot a door aw.,. She used eveqreen on a frame centert-w It with pine cones, Christmas belli IIIII a bow. Th arrangement ollhe month was a mantelpiece of evergreens, po~Uiaa, and Wpers made by the boste1s, Listed ln thing& todothb month by Mrs. EdisonHollonwereJendlng for new catalogs, keeplrw the Christmas nowers watered. feed. esaary, •he Aid. FP.!DAY PAST MATRONS, Eoqo11ns Chapter, Order ol the Eastern Star, Chrl.-s psrty, 7:30 Frl· day nlsht. home of Mra. M. L. French; Mrs. Walter Hayes, co- lng tbs blrdo, IIIII P'lntlrw 111e Chrlstma• tree it It Is a balled IIIII burlaped,IIYIII8 one. hoJtess; $1 ettt exchange. Blue rlllbon awlll'ds tor ar. LADIES AUXILIARY, Feens1· ruwements went to Mrs. Nease Bemett Post 128, American Lefor her door swq, Mrs. Grueaer gion ancl junior members, lnDa1 for her mantel piece, and Mrs. Christmas part;y; baked.iteakdtft. Hiram Fisher lor an arrange. ner, 8 p. m.i ronowed by •1 &1tt ment. uslrw dried wisteria vine exchange; auxUlary to provide with gUUori!V gold rosss IIIII a steak, bread ancl co«ee; each mado1111 ll&urlns. member to bring a covered dlsh. Chrlstlnla devotions to open Resenati.oas are to be made the meetUw were given by Mr1. with Mrs. Albert Roush b.)' ThursNease. She read trom Luke, the day evei'JinB. second chapter, and two poems, AFTER BASKETBALL game 01 Chrlstmas Time Again" and dance, Friday night lollowlng the ••Christmas Memories.'' Mem- Meigs basketball game at the bers responded to roll call with Meigs High Sehool gym at Mld-perioral Chris1mlla traditiOJll. dlECtOrt. starting At 8:30 p.m. There was a gtttexchangedur~ The Jaya will emcee. ing the soctal hour all! a gilt MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Rorrom the club WIS presented to tary Club meeting Friday, 6 p. Mrs. Grueser. The door prize m. at the Martin Restaurant rathwas won by Teresa Gooch. The er than at Heath United MeU.O.. hostesses served a salad course. ' dist Church. SATURDAY JITNEY &JPPEII, 5 lx> 7 p.m. Saturday, Eastern IHI!h Sehooi. Chicken and noodles, ham. numeroua dishes. Sponaoredbyrresh~ man class. Open to pubUc. a thank you note was read from DANCE AT WAHAMA Hlgtl 1 Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for food sent 8:30 10 11:30 p. m. Sorurda,y; at the tlme ot her brother's semt.formal, open to public; mus~ death. It was reported that Rob-. ic by "Bored or Education."• ort llarrls Is continuing oontriOIRISTMAS TEEN dance. Sa.~ butiou to the school lunch prourda,y, 8 to 11 p.m. at Meigs High gram for needy children. A card School, Middleport., Meigs Loeal ol 11Jmpsd\Y wtll be sent to Mrs. Band Boosters sponsoring; open Mary Rinehart. Her brother, John to public, 50 cents person. Jays Stephenson, died recently. emceeing. Also reported was the hosSUNDAY pltaUzatton ol Mrs. Ws,yne GibCHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Bradbons. Mrs. Nan Moore bated that ford Clurch or Christ, 7 p. m. all the cookbooks have been sold Sun:Ja.)'; playlet, "Good WUI Toand ttlat another order will be placed. Sbe also dlscu11ed the ward Women"', will be presented. CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS proTuesday night chlldren'a comgram, 7 p. m. Sunday, United munity Christmas part,y, thankMethodist Church, Pomeroy; a Ing lhooe who contributed. combination or scripture readChristmas punch and cookie• were served rrom a decorated ta- Ings. carols 1 and redtatloos; Discuss Decorations tor the Christmas servlces &mda7 were Sanetuary decorations dt•cu•sed when Cla11 12 met Wednesday nlaht at Heath United Metbodl.st Church, Middlepori. Mrs. Carroll Swan1011, Mr1. Malcolm Roller. and Mrs. Forrelit Bachtel wlll asslat in decorating the sanctuary. :V.r1. L, W, McComas, presIdent, opened the meeting with a ltory .. The Legend of t h e Gttl."' Devotions by Mra. James Euler Included scripture from Luke 2 and a .tory from Peter Marlhall'• sermons entitled "Dotne Something for Others." The story ot love lorhlsflther demonstrated by a lad In one of Pearl Buek'1 books, "Chrlltmas In the Morning." was review~ ed by Mrs. Bachtel. During the buaineas meeting ble by Mrs. Moore, Mr1. Norman Mrs. Everett Davis. Mrs. Kenneth Byer was a con. trlbuting hostess. Wayland, Candlelight Service Held The adve'Pt Canctieltght servtei was a feature or the Christmas program _presented when the Women's Society of Chrlsdan Serv· Ice met Tuesdi.Y night al the East Letart United Methodist Cia! reb. The candlelightlng service was a part or a meditation entitled H Christmas h a Thousand Thtnp" by Mra. Barbera Duga~ Taking part were Mrs. Mll· dted Dooahue, Mrs. Erms Norris, Mrs. Marlene Fisher a n d Mrs. Marr Roush. Theme of the program was .. Which Sbal..l Be To AU People, n Holiday Dinner Held Wednesday The amual holldlly dlllller par. ty ollbeBradlllry ArtaandCralls Club wao held W-sds.Y. Following tbe dlmer at Bailey's RBstaurant, tbe JII'OUP went to tbs home or Mra. Rulh Durst In Middleport whore a gilt ex·~ wu bold. Kra. Jaddo Reed road scr~J~ture from Luke, 111111 Mro. Durlt pii,Yid a modi" ol carol• m ber organ. 01111 were prosentld 10 Mrs. Elhol Colllal In obsorvaaco o1 her birtbciOI'• . bsstcles thole named were Mr1. Bern· tee Wilm, Mn. Arlene Davt1, Krs. Oleva Cotlrlll, and J OJ Reed. with the worship center reatur.. ing a globe and an open Bible. Mrs. Hazel Fox read scripture from st. Mark and there was prayer by Mrs. Ernt1 Norris. Readings inc.uded "Gin ol !he Chlld' 1 by Mrs. Ferne B. Hay. man, "Christmas Giving'' by Mrs. Focie Ha.yman1 "T h a t Ageless Magic" by Mrs. Nora Pearson, "Lighting the Christ~ mas Tree•• by Mrs. Eileen ROUsh, "One Solitary Life" by Mrs. Ha. zel Fox, and "Christmas Wish'" b.)' Mrs. Julia Norris. The program concluded witb a Christmas prayer by Mrs. Fish-er and group singing of ••snent Nlght". uThere's A Song In lhe Air," and "What ChUd is This." Mra. Fisher was at the piano. 'Ibe meeting waa preeeded by a turkey dirmer in the church social room, decorated in keeping with the holiday season. other members at the meeu,. were Mrs. Marie Norris, Mrs. Gertrude Mamal, Mrs. Balva Fishor, IIIII Mra, Mabel Shields. Guest'\ at the dinner were El~ sle Gibbs, Clara Mae Sargent. Bett;y Van Meter, YVON8Garten, Bartha Robinson, JOBie Roush, Eq3 Wolle and Donna IHU. bu- Robert ~ KIIIII'P to Fort Car101'1, COlo•• after JpiiJdlna a 12 dl)' leave bere wltllldt DMXher, Mrl. !mopno IIDajlp, and broth· "Looking Out on an lnsp\ra· tionll Christmas" was the devotional theme used at the anmal yule party of the Evangeline Missionary Society or the Pomeroy Church of Christ. A potluck dinner in the chuntl fell<mship hall preceded t h e meeU1'5. The table was centered with a pink n,ylon net Christmas tree with gold accents. Mrs. Harold Smith asked grace betore the meaL Mrs. Elwood Bowera opened the program with scripture trom Luke 2, S..l8. Readings Included "God's Gift" by Mrs. Louis Os-o borne, "While Shepherds Watch Their F1ocks" by Mrs. Milton Roush. "Ring Out the News •• by Mrs. A. L. Phelps, "Is There Room ln Your House" by Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, ••Wise Men StU! Obey Him" by Mrs. Edward Venoy, •'Following a Star What Do Men Find?" by Mrs. Walter Kemedy, Jr., "And the AQJels Sang" by Mrs. Bower• and Alana, Jot an extreme auowfall record of · 2114.2 l n c b e s 1a November, '*' .. Thompaon Pus, 11152. '!- ·SUNDAY DECEMBER 22 ._ "'"""P - ..- ..... -..v... - - lbs IIIOOtln& wblcb op. tat. lfn. ~ 'Ritll d..-vGdoo; by ¥ i i. J=! W~:!cr I !:.. !(r:..·::~= A dlmor st Crow'a Sto a k George Hsckott, s.-. !lho ..... wat..:r lllll . 11ra. 01at1 1 lbe ....,. ol Chrlstmu _ , • oJiiJI ......- . ..... , ............. , Homebuilders Class Dines The ....... holiday ~ ol the Homelluilders Clasa ol. t b e Middleport Church Ill Christ wu held Tuesday night at lhe cburcb. Herman Kineald served u toutmuter lor the ban<Jtet which waa pre.PBred by the PhUsthea Society. The program Included readings by Mrs. Norman Yeauger, .. Poinsettia;•• M r s. William Grueaer, ••Legend of the Hoi.· ly;" Mrs. Lawratee Stewart., •~Why Leave Christ out ol Chriltm.as;" Mrs. Kemeth McElhinny, "The star," and Mrs. Denver Rice, "Chrlstmaa Pra,y~ er." There wa!l an instrumental duet by Mr1. Chester Erwin and Denver Rice. and the Rev. Raullln Moyer bad prayer. Group alnglng of carols and prayer by Milton Houdashelt con~ •·-;=;:.::;::r Luke 2 after wldch tbs member& pve the Lord'• Pra.rer and t h • pledp lx> !he !log ID A story, •-The Chrtstmu AD· pi," wu read by Mra. N«ltZ·. linL ond Kra. Emeat Powell PYO a _poem '"Polnll'tttal!' In re. IJ)OIIse to rou call members gave lhCJUihtl on Chrlatmaa. A Chr!itmao il'eetlas !rom iAWis fllnley, a Iormor member now reliding 1D Flor. ida. wa1 read. A thank you lor a holiday gilt wu read !rom eon.tance Thom ot lldller Cot-. IH&frl • kro. taae. carda for Mrs. RalJ]h Gilmore now Uvlllll ID CGiwnbus, and Mra. HarZ')' Houduhe.l~ Middleport, boa. members 0( the group. Mrs. Neutzl&ng was at the orpn lor . , _ llnlln8 of carols~ Punch ond oooldea were oerv. by lhe hostess. Mrs. Catherine Welsh . . . the role ~ Santa for the distribution or alfta. The past proaldents gave a tdll to !he hoatoaa. eluded the meeting. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, · Mr. an"d Mrs. Lawrenee stewart, Mrs. Joan Bailey, Mrs. Edward Evans, Mr. and Mrs. MUton Houdashelt, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Mr. and Mra. 1\en. neth McEihltmy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. and Mr11. Leon~ ard Van Meter, and Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser. Wt D&)'t.QI, Members slglled IMultle $1.95 mlQ. 'n' ,._k va.-1 NELSON'S PRESCRIPnON DRUG STOlE 208 E. MAIN Make a Bulova ~~- Children's Program To be Given Sunday Choose a Bulova from the • Excellence Collection Wh~:n you l110w what ~tes a wa1cb lid., yo~~•IJriYe a Bulon. Our store will be cloa-.:1 Christmas dar and the day ofhrr, Thursday. DK. 26. case, "Peace on Earth 11 by Mrs. Qr. ville Well. Mrs. Roush gave a Christmas prayer, and Mrs. Denver ~pie presented a character sketch oo Mary, the mother or Jesus. Secret pill glfts were exchang· ed anJ new n&'"1.es drawnror 1969. Attellli,.: besides those named were Mrs. stanley Bass, M r s. Clarence AOOrews. Mrs. Mason I are inlacl. A GOlD SfAR STORE PHILCO EN .JOY v 23" Phi leo Bie Sc1een Featuring Philco Rectan1111ar Color TV AU modeb have lhcse featutc1: WOMEN'S CASUAL . LINED BOOT '12·99 • • • • • Ph~ 26,000-volt Color Pilot Cool Cbaais P~1lco Maa:icolor Pictu~ Tube (orr ,.,~, ~Ntt) Liabted VHF/UHF Channel Selecton Memory-Matic VHF Praet Fine Tuuiaa Simplified Color Pmerence Controll Fine l u - the color pictu,. autom.tloallr, and loeb It In I Asl.owls $499.95 11ft Are .A "Gold Star Store'; Gat JOUr frill Hcllet hn. No rlsaod ..... pUrdlatil iiiCe'!fMJ wwa.-, Clark o1 cliUd1W or Letirt Fill• 1110111 11111 a ' if~ ·with IIJia Hudson. ' with ~ ' Jar. on8 MrL POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS n• flinUH~~Waur.cf rii~D«~aJt1. IMq.tn. ~ SCI- er 1'otnlnJ. ..... __ Hoi--,•• Houa precocled lbs psrt.y wblcb lira. AIOI'mtreaturod • Jlft •cban&e ......,. ....,.. Jlriss. · lho memhera, carol alnalnl, llld Altl""'aa till ._._ a procram Ill 11n. GanM Mrs. llsry Yortlll, . . , . - , Wllolormulb, Mra. J, M. tltl-• 1 Society Yule Party is Held RE111RNS TO CMISON SYRACUSE - Tho home ol Mrs. Bio NoutzllnL oxteoslvely clecorstod lor the hoUda,y seaaon, ns the scene Ill tbs aDIIual Chrlstmu ol the p1.1t _prelidenta ol tbe 1ad'M Auxiliary_. ol ___Drew _..... Wlb- Pool The chlldren'a Christmas pro. gram will be presented at 10:30 Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth1 direct- a.m. &mday at the Rutland Churcb or; open to the public. of the Nazarene. Young people ot MONDAY tile church will present a Christ~ MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F mas play at 7:30 &mday even~ &AM, Past Masters Night, Mon- lllg. day, 7:30 p. m. at the temple; The Wednesday prayer meetmaster Masons degree will be Ing haB been postponed to Thursconferred. All Master Masons day evening, Dec. 26, at 7:30 p. invited. Refreshments served. m. The Rev. Lloyd D. Grlmm 1 pastor, extends an invitation to the public to attend the CJuist.. mas programs. -.a ·y. lila'""" "'' ,i Past Presidents' Party is Held ! lllziBsn..; .-.,. .....,......_ , ,..... ...s11... .,.. p. 111. ~. Fnol !.. 8Jiijtll, IN· ...... Yf1UII! hlll"!~lp, 7;30 .. .,. ~. . ~~--,_ ,. ' 1bo Dslly Sonl!nll, Pcmorw..KldcRsport, Mts. Grueser Hostess TO\ Wildwood Club rtl!l'.• · ~JI'a11r1 ~ ·~~~,..~ l~':!r.:r ~.IIi..".;..~ ~· .,., _Cburclt - ~ - '· . -"""• '"""I ~Wollt,'!lltd,.. . 1- . ··.:. SYR>\c,:tJSE .. f11IST UN1'l'Ell 9 - ~ - - - ~ .... ;1iiJ. Wt t ndlr, 7olh• ii,lfrl. RaniiJ Atldns '. 1Dl' lamlly ol Claoolanl wen ~ fin weokenll witlt Mr. lild t i ·FI!tolil\n Hendrls and ~ '< ,. \ "'" I \ ~d .jo ... t,! • • �,.._.,...,,.on. o.. te - '11111 U.ib' s.tlnel.. f'rtlllr;J. D1D1IIII1r • II.~ ·A LITrLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching·W ant Ads Briiig Top Grade Resu-ts lnSLnllCI WANT Alii INI'CiliMATIOII 5 , ... 0., ....,_ PHilo.,._ ...._., D-411.. ' .... c-c-•~·-· •ne,tM Will M •c....et•-· Mtll t OF e.-. for QUALITY hy M Pvltii'*'- Th• u~6~Ms¥~rzE.R 2 SIGNS OUDLIMII IIGULATIONS Pu~u.w ,...,.., ttw. '''"' 1991ff' - Motor Co. A sift IIIII kBepo .:!WI; tile !J'- · ..,...., . 1963 FORD G.t.LAXI E 4 DOOR.............................. $795 Local owner and real nice, blue finish, dean int., .. 111llt or NfMt 1ny 141 4MfM4 okjoet ....... J•• The- Mll.her will not lte Nl,...lbfe lor fMH th.n good tires, radio, VB engine, std. trans. on• lnc-..::t lnset'll ... RATI!S for Wenr A4 S.rv/n 5 unto po~r Word ane l.,..nlon 1968 CHEVROLET C.t.PRICE COUPE..........._$].495 Local one ownt~r car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine, turbo hydramatic trans., power steering and brakes, tinted glass, strotoback seat, Comfor· tron air conditioning, radio, heater, and many other e«tros, beautiful gold finish with black vinyl roof. Mini- Cho"' 75c 12 c1nts ,., woNd three conooc:lfO th•• lnoertlona, ..,.,..,,, ,, II conb pet Wortl tlx consocvtl¥o 25 ,., um Dlscoullf on pc~ld oclt end ada palcl "'Uhln 10 dol'•• CUD Of THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 lot 50 -rc~ mlnl111um. Eo. odclltlonol word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c etta,.,. ,.. AoiYIP ... ,,, ,,. OFFICE HOURS 1!]0 111.111. to 5r00 p.m. Dally 1:30 a.m. fO 12r00 Noon Satunt.7 For Sale Notice .~ !ri'OM!'IIILE Hao Unlllono 1oom 1111ullllon for lhl~ nil& ·- more space lnata&, leas Ooor IPICe outllld~ 1111uranco ben eonco11edT Loot ,..,. opent. or'l IIC0111!eT ean ••· ·I IS tfe '9. _'POMEROY MASON CAR WASH ~Cit w. ~·"~· Mt!r." !J.i-c., sr- DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB JS......., -· JS.I~ - · IIAHMONY apartments - 3 and 4 rooms, furnished, new: STEREO, W.ALNtrl' COIIIOle STRAW. Phone tiiiUOIPI. Saturday, Dec. 21st with AM and FM radio, mulJS.I8-121p walls, floors, furniture. PJi. Uple opeakers, kpeed auto. vale parldng. Out of all 10 Til2 malic changer. Try II Jn your floods. 3 blocks !rom PomeBuslnlls Servle~~ Music By R.d Stewart home, fiiii.IO cash or $6.30 per PIANO TUNJNG, Lane Danie!B. roy pool office. II9U31IZ from A"d The Ambauodon 111011th. Phone 1191-2506. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IJ.t.Uc Pbone m-560t. Call before g JS.:JO.,llc a.m. JS.»«p SHOOTING MATCH SUnday, FURNISHED live room boule, De<. :a, al the Rulland AmThin! st.. Muon. Newly paiDerican Legion Farm. led, forced air gas fumace. JS.IUtc Call Mason ftiS.21'11. JS.IUtp CHRISTMAS 'Hocklnpnt, IJIIo SPECI.t.L SHOW TIRE 5.\LE keep tidier houses. ISLAND· . OF ,. T~ ARISTOTLE. MOI.ASSIS AIC CLEANEI $.5.55 People who complain of what's on televlllion should Froon 1111 Le'plt Bulle•• -tor To Tho ~utHeaterCoN. .· · . P1LBLAETTNARS IMI:I.21 a Poono.o,- · Phon• 6_67·3370 EXPERT Wh1tl Allgn111nt James Whitcomb ~Uey wta'~ known as the .. Hoos1er poe · THE:. PRIVATE. Schw•n•l. M:.rtie M-F ......, .... _,_,.... II ta 6 Sat .............. - ............9 to 7 S.n ... _, __ ............. ll ta 6 WILL DO sewing at home --- !loR 1.........- ... 2. s,.,.u with -r111 IMP •M then • hl1h ,,.•• ur. rlnM ef •eft _.., N IMib cor •hiM J, AttltftMftt •• tlutr FROST SE.'WING macblne, IJII, zig zag, Wben lbe !root II on the pumpkin, make 101110thJn8 to keep warm with lblo a.by; II """" oo buttons, bUIIonlloles, monogramJ, dams 1111110 forth. Try II In )'OUr bome, f41.60 or fi. lQ per month. I'll. 1191-2506. JS.»Sic Jl&' EYENRUDE (Net A Drl...-~ Thru) For Sale _;Jt ' . WHY NOT . QIVE · · Try Our New AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 992-2iit FURNISHED and unlumlshed MAYTAG wringer type Wilber, STEREO RADIO conoole, 4lippers, pockets, pegging, apartments. Close to oehool. speed Inlermia..t clJaD8et, dul!ilalnl<ss tub. condition. Call Robert Fisber al volume COIIIrol, 4 • ~peeker hemming, alteratlons, etc. Pbone 99UIM. IO.Ia.tfc 80IIIId system, lovely walnut Mrs. Fre<idle Thabet. Mason, -· JS.17..., 4 Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tl<: FURNISHED apartment, llnllb. pa~ll of rooms and bath. Marlon Rey- HATS, MICE eliminated for$5 or balauco of $'lUI. Call VACANCY for two elderly peo- nolds, Maoon, W. Va. !'bone ever. Get star 2\0 1>. n.ee., IIIIZ-m8. JS.2Ntc Ebenbaeh Hdwe., Supr RID! ple. Prefer private paid pa'I'IJ.5147. 11-lttfe Mill, Piekens Hdwe., M11011. STEREO, EARLY American tients. Phone Mason, 713--5185. IJ.INI]> 1u.tlc 'I'RAJLER LOTS, Bob's Mobile stereo, radio comblnaUon, ..,. Court, Syracuse. Ohio on stale lid slate unit, Wpeed dlanl· f,IUS!C EVERY Friday and ChUIUAIRJA puppies, male er, lovely maple flnlob. Make Rt. 124, Phone 1191-2151. Saturday at Jack's Club on aod female, $S5 and up. 1-11-tfc payments of i8 or balance of Harlisonville Road off Rt. 7. Phone Long Bottom mct8. •11. Phone llllt-DI8. JS.It-eiA: JS.IUtc 3 ROOM Ulllurnlshed apartment. JS.a4lc Pbone un.ms. J»Uc =o--~ MIXED BAY. Vernon N-. !"''REWOOD, any lflllllb, or dry. Gerald King, Rt. I, Pbooe 9!941161. JS.1f.«p FOUR ROOM boule with bath. Shade. JS.IU!p plclure window. on Lincoln Hgts. Call 1191-2780 or 992-!432. NEW TAN WOOL OOAT, lllze 10, heavy llniiW, flO, pbone ONE liPIII'GRr Plano. Phone lUIIe Business Services & SHIRT UUNDIY - ONLY 118.95 _PI•• 2.19 f ....,.rr... -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 Alterations, zippers and \ pockets L.t PGPU'fiir ••••• owlllabla. Li•ltell :,.""'"' at thl• prlc .. Pllully .,.,.,....., lullt br o bit t~r. ,.••..., ••• ' Alto • MOORE'·S u.o•..MAIM. 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. Professional lUI · malt•r for • , , cleanln1·111ara~ • PO~UOY Mason, West Vlr1inla GARAGE SALE ue.u. Saturday, December 21-10 A.M. to 2 P.M. NOTJCI - . .J IN TMI cou•T 011 CCIMMOII P.L..U. MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO One Mile Below Middleport on Rout• 7 Hom• of Mrs. Cha•ncey Wemor ,..,,.. ~•rill• ' ~ 12-~ hi..... LMO .............. P.. lniiH ~A.Twet::.. MJOIHE:IO. '-nTI..(; OtJ> IMI'SE I Household furnishings includlrw a stove, refrigerator, bedroom suites, Maytag washer, two sweepers, old tasldoned c~ per kettle, gasoline •ngine, lawn mower, hand alii machlDist tools, dishes, jars, and other miscellaneous Items. ~T "":" --- DINE HERE GEORGE HOBSTETTER, BROKER &tiofli ~ SALE FRIDAY night, De<. 30, FURNISHED GARAGE apart. 7:30 p.m. Adams Auctlcm menl on LlncoiD Hill. utilities House, RuUand, Oblo. paid. Adults only. Phone 11911S-184tc :«89. I:&-m.3tc Church on the Racine - Letart Rd. Reo. L. R. Conger II the ovangellat, of Sandyville, W. Va. The publle II eonllaiiy IJI. vlled. Pastor Rev. Emeot Deeter. JS.!i« Attention Teena1ers! DANCE FridaJ, Dec. 20-9 PM Featuring: "THE OUTC.t.STS" PSYCHEDELIC GROUP QUE CENTER POMEROY, OHIO BABY Sl'1TIIIG In my bome. Phone Nft' Haven aa.mo. JS.17ollp Wented To Buy .m.L BUY ·raw fun and hldeo. carl Chevalier, Long Bottom. 11·1f.31r.e Wented ANTIQUES. fumlture, dlohot. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Ce<R, 1011 W. Main St., Pome""· :I' ........ lido. IG-2Z'Ill. P-•" HAY, Pllone 742-4753. I.Din', Iarte bla<t pncketllook between S)'rllWie and &cine. Reward. Cootad Karen Bum. .. I m. 101 W.Mel• JS.IJ.IIp II-~ USED SPINET plano. A-1 eondillon, upt 11'111nut llnllb, $115. WondeU'1. 121111 Gorfleld ~. 11'. Va. Phone IIIIIGI. 11-21·181e A.... LOST MALE brown and whlto lhort balred q, In Muon, w. va. Pbone T73-5V5. Jle. Wild. JS.17-61c P<n'ATOES, Phone lfl.llliM Clarence ProlliU, Portlaod. For Rent OALMATION P!JPt'IES I o r s ROOM aparlmenl, c - to downlown Pomei'Of. CaD m. 210 before 5 p.m. 11-1..Uc 10-11-llc Chrlltmll sifll, pure male and female fZ5 each. Mrs. Pete Obllnpr, New Haven, phone ftiS.111541. JS.IHte TRAILER SPACE, "'ady to book up, private, plenty ol SINGER, IMI model, like ..,., room lor eblJdren to play. in beautiful walnut cabinet. Phone 1111-aM. 1-I..U. Jllll 1101 dlal to make deF1JRHISIIED APAJI'I'MENTII In Mlddleport. AD u1111t1eo paid. JIDWiey • Reed, MJd. dleporl, .Pbone • •me. I~ I 11-tfe Oblo. l.IKE NEW ERMA llll caliber automatic plolol fi!O. Will ..,. SEWING MACIIINES, "'Jilllr ~m~lce, an makes. WY t. cepl :a rHle liD trade. pbone 2281. The Fabric Shop, Pom-· JS.I5-IIc eroy. Anlhorlzed Singer Sales aod Service. We Sharpen N1!WER USB!l anything like H, Scl100ro. :1-:s.lfc MY usen of Blue l.ustN lor cleaning <1111101. Rent electrie sbampooer $1. Balcer P\Jml. SKATE-A·WAY boUday parties. 'lblnklllvlng, Friday, Nov. lin. . JS.IU!e :a, Clu1stmaB, Fri., Dec. 20, New YOIII'I Eve., Tall., LOST brtgbt <1111101 ooloro. reDe<. Sl, 7:30 to 12:311. OpeD - · them with Blne I.us!N. Chrlltmu Eve. Closed aull\Rent eleelrlc lbampooor $1. mao. Open W..n.lay, J'r1. Tiny's Barlalnland. IJ.IU!c day, Saturday, 7:30 to 10:11. AvaUablo lor . putla, ....,_ REPOSSESSED IIIII llenO: day, Tuesday BDd 'l'llundl)' Lovely walnut COIIIOio will! nlgbls, llalurday IIIII ll!mdiiJ AM 6 FM radio, kpeed chan. pr, Mpealcer 10111111 iJIIem. a!-.. PboDe - - .. -.u. U-17-lllo '1b1l oet 1Ikc ...... Talu! .... - - of . . . per maath CIGARETI'E yandlng IIIICbiMI or pay ballnce duo •·•· aod service. ABC En111rJtr11o1, · Call . . . . JS.IT-«e Malcln, W. Vo. l'bllle '17180. • lllltclles, zig zag, bultonH-Ue 111111 ZIG ZAG .,me madtllle, boles, bllndbema, ... Pay COJIIIIlele with' M1lilll tal!lo. balonce fl2,!10, liolhlnl down, RADIO aod TV repair, boule -"""'....... •uo montbly cw cub. '' Tbll calli, BDd lltllllled. dllml, emil. TUt payPbone Ravonowood _.. II. ...per IIIOIIlh .. pay Jolm Rll'l'llon, Pllone lf2. after ' p.m. JS.~'Ito ..... .Call · - - JS.17... ' •.eo l Hoopttal Employee• - - will hold Ito Ciu.-IRm&o claneo at 10 p.m. Friday, Dec, 20, at llle _.lum <11 llle hoopllal - - - A <Oior T.V. will be given • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ Mulcwlllbo~~ 1)1011 and hlo bond. - 11 $2.50. Refrelhmalta will bo Drive-in theaters account oened <and thsro wiD ba door , for about 26 per cent of the priseo. . total movie attendance In the Thlo 11 1 projeel in ........ . United States, according to 1 the Encyclopaedia BritaDnica. lion wll.b ralo!nc IUndl for llle West Alexander. Hoopllal Chapol Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homer and llmlly of Portsmouth visited Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leodlnohom and daughters. Mr. Horner had just returned !rom Vtetnom IUid was scheduled to go to Fort Ben. a-,_ ru;:ADY NOW, AKC ScoUles, Busin11s Servle~~ ForS.Ie cockor female, 7 montba; Beagles, and beauillul Peek- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! """' DOZER, BACKJI)E, lrendler aod truck oervlce, septic life-lllze walkJna doD and 3 A-Pool ready Dec. 2S; miDItanks, water llnel, balemetltl. ature Sdmauzan and w1ro . 111011ths of plano IeuoM by also topsoU. Henry Babr, temers; a11o mixed breecll. teacher of !'0111' cbolce with Pbone 1185-39111 or !Inger Babr, lbe purchase of a new 'WIIr· Borl<aroo Kennels, CoolvlUa, lllzer plano. Good quallly Plume - · 11·13-lllto Ohio. Phone 811'1-31151. guitar oulfl~ $31.116; Good le· JS.JS.IOic C. C. BRADFORD Ieetlon of Elley chonl organs, AtJCI'IoNEEII $131.!10 up; llfellmo 11J81'811For Sale Complete Senlee Iee on ....... WeodeD'o, 1281 IIEDUCE SAFE, lllmple an d Garfield Ave., Parkeroburg, IHNII1 fast with Gobeso tablell. ()n. W. Va. Phone - 1 . Ololo lY i8 eents. Nellon Drugs. CrtU !lradl<ri ll-11-!Dic U.aa~tp ! I lie POODL F PUPPIES. AKC Toy AKC Puppies, Scotlles, Cockel'll, miniature. and up. !llud Am CONDmONING RefrigerPoodles, Westles and Sdm•u~. ation oervlce. Jack'o Refrlg. aemce and groomlnf. Plloae en, Barkaroo Kl'l., Coolville, tm.5413. eraUon, New Haven. bone 11 3 tie Oblo, Pbone 811'1-38M. 11112-211'11. 1 e t1e 11-ltalc AKC Gold011 Relrlever pappl01, HI Alh St., Middleport. 1IIIJ. READY - !II1X concrete dellv· ...... rtghl to your project. IKI. I-2S& R•t· 1.50 Fast and easy.' Free 0111mates. Phone 992-3281, GoegONE MARK 7 lllld one Polly CHRISTMAS WREATH leln Ready • Mix Co., MiddleComm I ell...... Top Hat ONLY 29c port, Ohio, • 10 tfe antenna. Complete oet f!OII; WITH $5.00 PURCH.t.SE '17 International \O.f<m Inlet From Our O.totandlno 1or parts nmable. Ed iiUDGET PRICE furniture on GIFT SELECTION our lhlrd Roor budget lbop. Dunlap, Coolville, Ohio. THRU DEC. :U Baker Furniture. Middleport. Pbone 811'1-. JS.JS.IOie 1-25-Uc l<-st and Found " Helen and Vir1il Teaford Associates Pets For Sale Bryants Budlel Shop ao . The Llkin - m Employment Wanted lakin Employes to . _Dance Decembei- ~tWU.k. TO All REVJVAL SERVICES will be TRAILER, Brown's Trailer held, sta.otlng De<. 15 at 7:30 Park. Minersville. Phone tm. p.m. al the Planta Memorial 3324. IUI-IOic Save time and ste"ps ' while Christmrn ~hop-­ ~~ ng . .. have lunch at Bailey's. It's the th.ing to do. -· ~-·· ' Syracuse News, Society BY ADA SLACK Thankogivlq weekend guests of Mr. ond Mrs. T. G. Hntdono were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilldore and children, TOIIllnY, Lori, Larry, Mary and Timmy, of HollanCI, Mich. The Hllldores and their guo ala attended Thanko- ntns:,Ga. glvlng <llnnor at the homeolthelr Mr, IUid MrL Robert A. lllr· grandcblldron, Mr. and Mrs, Don den aad Eric of Marion spent a J ohnaon, of Portland, 11hore oth- weekend with hil!l parents, Mr. er guests were Mr. aM Mn. llld Mro. Robert HarclenlldDel>WUilam McKelveyandlon&, Mar· ble. Mr. IUid Mro. John Slack, sOilS Yin and Bruce,.. and Mr. and Mra. Bob llyer arid chUdren, Julie Johmy llld Donalclo!COntoowere weekend guellt& of hi a mother, and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Crooks and MrL Ada Slack. SUDdl:y guasts daughters of Columbus were re- were Mr. and Mra. Harley E. cent guests of his parents, Mr. Jolmlon IUid children rl Wolf and Mrs. Orville Crooks and oth- Pen reM. er relatheL Mr. and Mra. James R. White VIsiting Mr. IUid Mrs. Dole and dausfrter, Miry Both, DuJ>. Warner and flm1b' were her sis- bar, W. VL, apent severllda7a ter and brother.(n..law, Mr. and with hi a mother, Agnes White, an! her mother, Roae Schwan anti Mra. Kenneth Lawson. Spendlng Thankoglvlng with lhe tarn1ly of Mason. They also v1 .. Rev. I. S. Stebblna lllddiUjl]tter, !led Mro. Boley Dora! IUid IOD, Candy, were Mr. IDd Mra. Aten Jetr, Mr. IUid Mro. CharleoWhlle Smith of. Terrell, Texas, Mr. and am daughter, Texal'lll., anct BeuMrL Jerr)' JohnBoft of. McC~ lah While of Mlcldkl*'t. I n d nellntlle, and Mr. and Mrs. John called on Mr. llld Mrs. Charles Slebb!no and llmlly oiGalUpoliL Haye1 and daughter, Mary Sue, Mr, IUid Mro, Ho111 Friend IUid ot P(llleroy, Mr. and Mn. Emil chllclrea lid Richard Duckworth Mr.llld Mrs. DelllllsE71>vlalled recently with Mr. 1 n d on of NeiH SolllemenL "nler Mro. Harold Frank IUid ather rel- were occ<IIWIJI]ed by Richard "You'd make a very p4!d polltlciiJII You have Jft to Duckworth. oUvao In Nelo101vUie. kHP one elnal• promiH JOU've llllde to Mr IIIII Mro, Bob Byer and Mr. llld MrL Herbert Porker rialted · with ber mOiher, Mrs. children eJUrtained Mr. 1 n d <enu.. won Mr. oid MrL o'iiare -l:ntOn.ailouf Air· MrL T. G, HIUdoreatthelrhome Hudooo of Akron ll1d Mr. I n d port In Chicago Is lbe world'o. Ed.. Sammor!leld, X.. In Middleport nn Friday eYen!rw MrL 011)' lluoh IUid llmlly of bUJieot.commerclal air terml· l<mR.D. nal. Mr. llld Mrl. HerDIID London when the birthday• of Lawreoce Pomeroy. I'8COIIIIy - I I weoand wllh IJkl Lori HUdore were celebrattbalr di.,Ptar IUid 11011-iJHow' ed. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Vlolting Mro. M.vlo Hud1011 re- . Mr. lllld Mro. Jock KAiolllr, of mer• IlOawf DECEMBER ClfLV HOG · tto..... • New 5 ft. 3 point hitch Bush Hoi •••..••••••• ~ ...................... $275 45 HP rear box OTHER SIZES ON HAN!I I FULTON·THOMPIOIII ---------·---------. -- Sprln1 Awe. . .tRACTOR SALES lntrociucln1 all new 69 -"el Richard- and Skyline ' Mobile Slcylfne 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cv•to• $4395 Skyline 60 • 12, 2 a.li'"" I~ batha $4,995, Skyline 60 • 12 3 Bd... , Early .t..erlcan $4995 Rlchanlaon 60 • 12 2· B<lr.,., .t.rdMOre $4995 RJchardaon 60 x 12 a.allnn. Earlr_ .t.Merlcon $5195 AU '··wletely funlaJwl. Baalt Rate1 .. . , • ONL vMEW LEFY.; fERr.IS UD to 10.l'lAiff 'Paminlj , .I ' : . TlfCQUNTY MOiliiRJID! · · WI Vi•n• 20U •••tent A¥e. '"'-0171 Pelftt Pl..um W y'l 67$,1416 • • ~. I ' t ' '-I I .., �,.._.,...,,.on. o.. te - '11111 U.ib' s.tlnel.. f'rtlllr;J. D1D1IIII1r • II.~ ·A LITrLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching·W ant Ads Briiig Top Grade Resu-ts lnSLnllCI WANT Alii INI'CiliMATIOII 5 , ... 0., ....,_ PHilo.,._ ...._., D-411.. ' .... c-c-•~·-· •ne,tM Will M •c....et•-· Mtll t OF e.-. for QUALITY hy M Pvltii'*'- Th• u~6~Ms¥~rzE.R 2 SIGNS OUDLIMII IIGULATIONS Pu~u.w ,...,.., ttw. '''"' 1991ff' - Motor Co. A sift IIIII kBepo .:!WI; tile !J'- · ..,...., . 1963 FORD G.t.LAXI E 4 DOOR.............................. $795 Local owner and real nice, blue finish, dean int., .. 111llt or NfMt 1ny 141 4MfM4 okjoet ....... J•• The- Mll.her will not lte Nl,...lbfe lor fMH th.n good tires, radio, VB engine, std. trans. on• lnc-..::t lnset'll ... RATI!S for Wenr A4 S.rv/n 5 unto po~r Word ane l.,..nlon 1968 CHEVROLET C.t.PRICE COUPE..........._$].495 Local one ownt~r car with only 12,000 miles, 396 cu. in. engine, turbo hydramatic trans., power steering and brakes, tinted glass, strotoback seat, Comfor· tron air conditioning, radio, heater, and many other e«tros, beautiful gold finish with black vinyl roof. Mini- Cho"' 75c 12 c1nts ,., woNd three conooc:lfO th•• lnoertlona, ..,.,..,,, ,, II conb pet Wortl tlx consocvtl¥o 25 ,., um Dlscoullf on pc~ld oclt end ada palcl "'Uhln 10 dol'•• CUD Of THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 lot 50 -rc~ mlnl111um. Eo. odclltlonol word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c etta,.,. ,.. AoiYIP ... ,,, ,,. OFFICE HOURS 1!]0 111.111. to 5r00 p.m. Dally 1:30 a.m. fO 12r00 Noon Satunt.7 For Sale Notice .~ !ri'OM!'IIILE Hao Unlllono 1oom 1111ullllon for lhl~ nil& ·- more space lnata&, leas Ooor IPICe outllld~ 1111uranco ben eonco11edT Loot ,..,. opent. or'l IIC0111!eT ean ••· ·I IS tfe '9. _'POMEROY MASON CAR WASH ~Cit w. ~·"~· Mt!r." !J.i-c., sr- DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB JS......., -· JS.I~ - · IIAHMONY apartments - 3 and 4 rooms, furnished, new: STEREO, W.ALNtrl' COIIIOle STRAW. Phone tiiiUOIPI. Saturday, Dec. 21st with AM and FM radio, mulJS.I8-121p walls, floors, furniture. PJi. Uple opeakers, kpeed auto. vale parldng. Out of all 10 Til2 malic changer. Try II Jn your floods. 3 blocks !rom PomeBuslnlls Servle~~ Music By R.d Stewart home, fiiii.IO cash or $6.30 per PIANO TUNJNG, Lane Danie!B. roy pool office. II9U31IZ from A"d The Ambauodon 111011th. Phone 1191-2506. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IJ.t.Uc Pbone m-560t. Call before g JS.:JO.,llc a.m. JS.»«p SHOOTING MATCH SUnday, FURNISHED live room boule, De<. :a, al the Rulland AmThin! st.. Muon. Newly paiDerican Legion Farm. led, forced air gas fumace. JS.IUtc Call Mason ftiS.21'11. JS.IUtp CHRISTMAS 'Hocklnpnt, IJIIo SPECI.t.L SHOW TIRE 5.\LE keep tidier houses. ISLAND· . OF ,. T~ ARISTOTLE. MOI.ASSIS AIC CLEANEI $.5.55 People who complain of what's on televlllion should Froon 1111 Le'plt Bulle•• -tor To Tho ~utHeaterCoN. .· · . P1LBLAETTNARS IMI:I.21 a Poono.o,- · Phon• 6_67·3370 EXPERT Wh1tl Allgn111nt James Whitcomb ~Uey wta'~ known as the .. Hoos1er poe · THE:. PRIVATE. Schw•n•l. M:.rtie M-F ......, .... _,_,.... II ta 6 Sat .............. - ............9 to 7 S.n ... _, __ ............. ll ta 6 WILL DO sewing at home --- !loR 1.........- ... 2. s,.,.u with -r111 IMP •M then • hl1h ,,.•• ur. rlnM ef •eft _.., N IMib cor •hiM J, AttltftMftt •• tlutr FROST SE.'WING macblne, IJII, zig zag, Wben lbe !root II on the pumpkin, make 101110thJn8 to keep warm with lblo a.by; II """" oo buttons, bUIIonlloles, monogramJ, dams 1111110 forth. Try II In )'OUr bome, f41.60 or fi. lQ per month. I'll. 1191-2506. JS.»Sic Jl&' EYENRUDE (Net A Drl...-~ Thru) For Sale _;Jt ' . WHY NOT . QIVE · · Try Our New AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 992-2iit FURNISHED and unlumlshed MAYTAG wringer type Wilber, STEREO RADIO conoole, 4lippers, pockets, pegging, apartments. Close to oehool. speed Inlermia..t clJaD8et, dul!ilalnl<ss tub. condition. Call Robert Fisber al volume COIIIrol, 4 • ~peeker hemming, alteratlons, etc. Pbone 99UIM. IO.Ia.tfc 80IIIId system, lovely walnut Mrs. Fre<idle Thabet. Mason, -· JS.17..., 4 Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tl<: FURNISHED apartment, llnllb. pa~ll of rooms and bath. Marlon Rey- HATS, MICE eliminated for$5 or balauco of $'lUI. Call VACANCY for two elderly peo- nolds, Maoon, W. Va. !'bone ever. Get star 2\0 1>. n.ee., IIIIZ-m8. JS.2Ntc Ebenbaeh Hdwe., Supr RID! ple. Prefer private paid pa'I'IJ.5147. 11-lttfe Mill, Piekens Hdwe., M11011. STEREO, EARLY American tients. Phone Mason, 713--5185. IJ.INI]> 1u.tlc 'I'RAJLER LOTS, Bob's Mobile stereo, radio comblnaUon, ..,. Court, Syracuse. Ohio on stale lid slate unit, Wpeed dlanl· f,IUS!C EVERY Friday and ChUIUAIRJA puppies, male er, lovely maple flnlob. Make Rt. 124, Phone 1191-2151. Saturday at Jack's Club on aod female, $S5 and up. 1-11-tfc payments of i8 or balance of Harlisonville Road off Rt. 7. Phone Long Bottom mct8. •11. Phone llllt-DI8. JS.It-eiA: JS.IUtc 3 ROOM Ulllurnlshed apartment. JS.a4lc Pbone un.ms. J»Uc =o--~ MIXED BAY. Vernon N-. !"''REWOOD, any lflllllb, or dry. Gerald King, Rt. I, Pbooe 9!941161. JS.1f.«p FOUR ROOM boule with bath. Shade. JS.IU!p plclure window. on Lincoln Hgts. Call 1191-2780 or 992-!432. NEW TAN WOOL OOAT, lllze 10, heavy llniiW, flO, pbone ONE liPIII'GRr Plano. Phone lUIIe Business Services & SHIRT UUNDIY - ONLY 118.95 _PI•• 2.19 f ....,.rr... -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 Alterations, zippers and \ pockets L.t PGPU'fiir ••••• owlllabla. Li•ltell :,.""'"' at thl• prlc .. Pllully .,.,.,....., lullt br o bit t~r. ,.••..., ••• ' Alto • MOORE'·S u.o•..MAIM. 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. Professional lUI · malt•r for • , , cleanln1·111ara~ • PO~UOY Mason, West Vlr1inla GARAGE SALE ue.u. Saturday, December 21-10 A.M. to 2 P.M. NOTJCI - . .J IN TMI cou•T 011 CCIMMOII P.L..U. MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO One Mile Below Middleport on Rout• 7 Hom• of Mrs. Cha•ncey Wemor ,..,,.. ~•rill• ' ~ 12-~ hi..... LMO .............. P.. lniiH ~A.Twet::.. MJOIHE:IO. '-nTI..(; OtJ> IMI'SE I Household furnishings includlrw a stove, refrigerator, bedroom suites, Maytag washer, two sweepers, old tasldoned c~ per kettle, gasoline •ngine, lawn mower, hand alii machlDist tools, dishes, jars, and other miscellaneous Items. ~T "":" --- DINE HERE GEORGE HOBSTETTER, BROKER &tiofli ~ SALE FRIDAY night, De<. 30, FURNISHED GARAGE apart. 7:30 p.m. Adams Auctlcm menl on LlncoiD Hill. utilities House, RuUand, Oblo. paid. Adults only. Phone 11911S-184tc :«89. I:&-m.3tc Church on the Racine - Letart Rd. Reo. L. R. Conger II the ovangellat, of Sandyville, W. Va. The publle II eonllaiiy IJI. vlled. Pastor Rev. Emeot Deeter. JS.!i« Attention Teena1ers! DANCE FridaJ, Dec. 20-9 PM Featuring: "THE OUTC.t.STS" PSYCHEDELIC GROUP QUE CENTER POMEROY, OHIO BABY Sl'1TIIIG In my bome. Phone Nft' Haven aa.mo. JS.17ollp Wented To Buy .m.L BUY ·raw fun and hldeo. carl Chevalier, Long Bottom. 11·1f.31r.e Wented ANTIQUES. fumlture, dlohot. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Ce<R, 1011 W. Main St., Pome""· :I' ........ lido. IG-2Z'Ill. P-•" HAY, Pllone 742-4753. I.Din', Iarte bla<t pncketllook between S)'rllWie and &cine. Reward. Cootad Karen Bum. .. I m. 101 W.Mel• JS.IJ.IIp II-~ USED SPINET plano. A-1 eondillon, upt 11'111nut llnllb, $115. WondeU'1. 121111 Gorfleld ~. 11'. Va. Phone IIIIIGI. 11-21·181e A.... LOST MALE brown and whlto lhort balred q, In Muon, w. va. Pbone T73-5V5. Jle. Wild. JS.17-61c P<n'ATOES, Phone lfl.llliM Clarence ProlliU, Portlaod. For Rent OALMATION P!JPt'IES I o r s ROOM aparlmenl, c - to downlown Pomei'Of. CaD m. 210 before 5 p.m. 11-1..Uc 10-11-llc Chrlltmll sifll, pure male and female fZ5 each. Mrs. Pete Obllnpr, New Haven, phone ftiS.111541. JS.IHte TRAILER SPACE, "'ady to book up, private, plenty ol SINGER, IMI model, like ..,., room lor eblJdren to play. in beautiful walnut cabinet. Phone 1111-aM. 1-I..U. Jllll 1101 dlal to make deF1JRHISIIED APAJI'I'MENTII In Mlddleport. AD u1111t1eo paid. JIDWiey • Reed, MJd. dleporl, .Pbone • •me. I~ I 11-tfe Oblo. l.IKE NEW ERMA llll caliber automatic plolol fi!O. Will ..,. SEWING MACIIINES, "'Jilllr ~m~lce, an makes. WY t. cepl :a rHle liD trade. pbone 2281. The Fabric Shop, Pom-· JS.I5-IIc eroy. Anlhorlzed Singer Sales aod Service. We Sharpen N1!WER USB!l anything like H, Scl100ro. :1-:s.lfc MY usen of Blue l.ustN lor cleaning <1111101. Rent electrie sbampooer $1. Balcer P\Jml. SKATE-A·WAY boUday parties. 'lblnklllvlng, Friday, Nov. lin. . JS.IU!e :a, Clu1stmaB, Fri., Dec. 20, New YOIII'I Eve., Tall., LOST brtgbt <1111101 ooloro. reDe<. Sl, 7:30 to 12:311. OpeD - · them with Blne I.us!N. Chrlltmu Eve. Closed aull\Rent eleelrlc lbampooor $1. mao. Open W..n.lay, J'r1. Tiny's Barlalnland. IJ.IU!c day, Saturday, 7:30 to 10:11. AvaUablo lor . putla, ....,_ REPOSSESSED IIIII llenO: day, Tuesday BDd 'l'llundl)' Lovely walnut COIIIOio will! nlgbls, llalurday IIIII ll!mdiiJ AM 6 FM radio, kpeed chan. pr, Mpealcer 10111111 iJIIem. a!-.. PboDe - - .. -.u. U-17-lllo '1b1l oet 1Ikc ...... Talu! .... - - of . . . per maath CIGARETI'E yandlng IIIICbiMI or pay ballnce duo •·•· aod service. ABC En111rJtr11o1, · Call . . . . JS.IT-«e Malcln, W. Vo. l'bllle '17180. • lllltclles, zig zag, bultonH-Ue 111111 ZIG ZAG .,me madtllle, boles, bllndbema, ... Pay COJIIIIlele with' M1lilll tal!lo. balonce fl2,!10, liolhlnl down, RADIO aod TV repair, boule -"""'....... •uo montbly cw cub. '' Tbll calli, BDd lltllllled. dllml, emil. TUt payPbone Ravonowood _.. II. ...per IIIOIIlh .. pay Jolm Rll'l'llon, Pllone lf2. after ' p.m. JS.~'Ito ..... .Call · - - JS.17... ' •.eo l Hoopttal Employee• - - will hold Ito Ciu.-IRm&o claneo at 10 p.m. Friday, Dec, 20, at llle _.lum <11 llle hoopllal - - - A <Oior T.V. will be given • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ Mulcwlllbo~~ 1)1011 and hlo bond. - 11 $2.50. Refrelhmalta will bo Drive-in theaters account oened <and thsro wiD ba door , for about 26 per cent of the priseo. . total movie attendance In the Thlo 11 1 projeel in ........ . United States, according to 1 the Encyclopaedia BritaDnica. lion wll.b ralo!nc IUndl for llle West Alexander. Hoopllal Chapol Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homer and llmlly of Portsmouth visited Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leodlnohom and daughters. Mr. Horner had just returned !rom Vtetnom IUid was scheduled to go to Fort Ben. a-,_ ru;:ADY NOW, AKC ScoUles, Busin11s Servle~~ ForS.Ie cockor female, 7 montba; Beagles, and beauillul Peek- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! """' DOZER, BACKJI)E, lrendler aod truck oervlce, septic life-lllze walkJna doD and 3 A-Pool ready Dec. 2S; miDItanks, water llnel, balemetltl. ature Sdmauzan and w1ro . 111011ths of plano IeuoM by also topsoU. Henry Babr, temers; a11o mixed breecll. teacher of !'0111' cbolce with Pbone 1185-39111 or !Inger Babr, lbe purchase of a new 'WIIr· Borl<aroo Kennels, CoolvlUa, lllzer plano. Good quallly Plume - · 11·13-lllto Ohio. Phone 811'1-31151. guitar oulfl~ $31.116; Good le· JS.JS.IOic C. C. BRADFORD Ieetlon of Elley chonl organs, AtJCI'IoNEEII $131.!10 up; llfellmo 11J81'811For Sale Complete Senlee Iee on ....... WeodeD'o, 1281 IIEDUCE SAFE, lllmple an d Garfield Ave., Parkeroburg, IHNII1 fast with Gobeso tablell. ()n. W. Va. Phone - 1 . Ololo lY i8 eents. Nellon Drugs. CrtU !lradl<ri ll-11-!Dic U.aa~tp ! I lie POODL F PUPPIES. AKC Toy AKC Puppies, Scotlles, Cockel'll, miniature. and up. !llud Am CONDmONING RefrigerPoodles, Westles and Sdm•u~. ation oervlce. Jack'o Refrlg. aemce and groomlnf. Plloae en, Barkaroo Kl'l., Coolville, tm.5413. eraUon, New Haven. bone 11 3 tie Oblo, Pbone 811'1-38M. 11112-211'11. 1 e t1e 11-ltalc AKC Gold011 Relrlever pappl01, HI Alh St., Middleport. 1IIIJ. READY - !II1X concrete dellv· ...... rtghl to your project. IKI. I-2S& R•t· 1.50 Fast and easy.' Free 0111mates. Phone 992-3281, GoegONE MARK 7 lllld one Polly CHRISTMAS WREATH leln Ready • Mix Co., MiddleComm I ell...... Top Hat ONLY 29c port, Ohio, • 10 tfe antenna. Complete oet f!OII; WITH $5.00 PURCH.t.SE '17 International \O.f<m Inlet From Our O.totandlno 1or parts nmable. Ed iiUDGET PRICE furniture on GIFT SELECTION our lhlrd Roor budget lbop. Dunlap, Coolville, Ohio. THRU DEC. :U Baker Furniture. Middleport. Pbone 811'1-. JS.JS.IOie 1-25-Uc l<-st and Found " Helen and Vir1il Teaford Associates Pets For Sale Bryants Budlel Shop ao . The Llkin - m Employment Wanted lakin Employes to . _Dance Decembei- ~tWU.k. TO All REVJVAL SERVICES will be TRAILER, Brown's Trailer held, sta.otlng De<. 15 at 7:30 Park. Minersville. Phone tm. p.m. al the Planta Memorial 3324. IUI-IOic Save time and ste"ps ' while Christmrn ~hop-­ ~~ ng . .. have lunch at Bailey's. It's the th.ing to do. -· ~-·· ' Syracuse News, Society BY ADA SLACK Thankogivlq weekend guests of Mr. ond Mrs. T. G. Hntdono were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilldore and children, TOIIllnY, Lori, Larry, Mary and Timmy, of HollanCI, Mich. The Hllldores and their guo ala attended Thanko- ntns:,Ga. glvlng <llnnor at the homeolthelr Mr, IUid MrL Robert A. lllr· grandcblldron, Mr. and Mrs, Don den aad Eric of Marion spent a J ohnaon, of Portland, 11hore oth- weekend with hil!l parents, Mr. er guests were Mr. aM Mn. llld Mro. Robert HarclenlldDel>WUilam McKelveyandlon&, Mar· ble. Mr. IUid Mro. John Slack, sOilS Yin and Bruce,.. and Mr. and Mra. Bob llyer arid chUdren, Julie Johmy llld Donalclo!COntoowere weekend guellt& of hi a mother, and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Crooks and MrL Ada Slack. SUDdl:y guasts daughters of Columbus were re- were Mr. and Mra. Harley E. cent guests of his parents, Mr. Jolmlon IUid children rl Wolf and Mrs. Orville Crooks and oth- Pen reM. er relatheL Mr. and Mra. James R. White VIsiting Mr. IUid Mrs. Dole and dausfrter, Miry Both, DuJ>. Warner and flm1b' were her sis- bar, W. VL, apent severllda7a ter and brother.(n..law, Mr. and with hi a mother, Agnes White, an! her mother, Roae Schwan anti Mra. Kenneth Lawson. Spendlng Thankoglvlng with lhe tarn1ly of Mason. They also v1 .. Rev. I. S. Stebblna lllddiUjl]tter, !led Mro. Boley Dora! IUid IOD, Candy, were Mr. IDd Mra. Aten Jetr, Mr. IUid Mro. CharleoWhlle Smith of. Terrell, Texas, Mr. and am daughter, Texal'lll., anct BeuMrL Jerr)' JohnBoft of. McC~ lah While of Mlcldkl*'t. I n d nellntlle, and Mr. and Mrs. John called on Mr. llld Mrs. Charles Slebb!no and llmlly oiGalUpoliL Haye1 and daughter, Mary Sue, Mr, IUid Mro, Ho111 Friend IUid ot P(llleroy, Mr. and Mn. Emil chllclrea lid Richard Duckworth Mr.llld Mrs. DelllllsE71>vlalled recently with Mr. 1 n d on of NeiH SolllemenL "nler Mro. Harold Frank IUid ather rel- were occ<IIWIJI]ed by Richard "You'd make a very p4!d polltlciiJII You have Jft to Duckworth. oUvao In Nelo101vUie. kHP one elnal• promiH JOU've llllde to Mr IIIII Mro, Bob Byer and Mr. llld MrL Herbert Porker rialted · with ber mOiher, Mrs. children eJUrtained Mr. 1 n d <enu.. won Mr. oid MrL o'iiare -l:ntOn.ailouf Air· MrL T. G, HIUdoreatthelrhome Hudooo of Akron ll1d Mr. I n d port In Chicago Is lbe world'o. Ed.. Sammor!leld, X.. In Middleport nn Friday eYen!rw MrL 011)' lluoh IUid llmlly of bUJieot.commerclal air terml· l<mR.D. nal. Mr. llld Mrl. HerDIID London when the birthday• of Lawreoce Pomeroy. I'8COIIIIy - I I weoand wllh IJkl Lori HUdore were celebrattbalr di.,Ptar IUid 11011-iJHow' ed. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Vlolting Mro. M.vlo Hud1011 re- . Mr. lllld Mro. Jock KAiolllr, of mer• IlOawf DECEMBER ClfLV HOG · tto..... • New 5 ft. 3 point hitch Bush Hoi •••..••••••• ~ ...................... $275 45 HP rear box OTHER SIZES ON HAN!I I FULTON·THOMPIOIII ---------·---------. -- Sprln1 Awe. . .tRACTOR SALES lntrociucln1 all new 69 -"el Richard- and Skyline ' Mobile Slcylfne 50 x 12 2 Bdrm. Cv•to• $4395 Skyline 60 • 12, 2 a.li'"" I~ batha $4,995, Skyline 60 • 12 3 Bd... , Early .t..erlcan $4995 Rlchanlaon 60 • 12 2· B<lr.,., .t.rdMOre $4995 RJchardaon 60 x 12 a.allnn. Earlr_ .t.Merlcon $5195 AU '··wletely funlaJwl. Baalt Rate1 .. . , • ONL vMEW LEFY.; fERr.IS UD to 10.l'lAiff 'Paminlj , .I ' : . TlfCQUNTY MOiliiRJID! · · WI Vi•n• 20U •••tent A¥e. '"'-0171 Pelftt Pl..um W y'l 67$,1416 • • ~. I ' t ' '-I I .., �•. ' • . W~Jhr;r ' C<nllauod· ~., · ~~:. ... .•, ' bio - '' " Dwrjoo ...... 20.:U, ~ lfsillu • , 't . ' \ ~-. AporlmW .bulldln.ils have elllrtecl lor e.ntbtieo In NOI'Ih ~-. dtlilll back to the 101111, liouset ·of the Iroquois -.re wlllch IOhltlilll•• 100 feet ill ltJIIlh, divided iato ttilante .,.Y1 for each .tamll,y , accordlnc to the Encyclopaedia Brltalllllca. During lhe llleetiJIII: It Wll aJ. · ao reported U.t three workers hive been temporarily lold ott fnllll lhelr lobo with tile viiJqe maillle•nce • department, Thil leavea at~ remaining in the d• partment, wbleh is Wiler the •~U>ervlslon ol Harold Cha11. Tho layolr -.rontly came trom 11 severe lick ol flala In the - n l ,.Rd and lhe lack of Bank"with a lick and a promise"? ' ' New arrteer1 were elected and DeXt-7811' were drawn. Glttswe,re lour new wei-: preHIIted to the Games c:omed lrilen the Cha- Clli> were piafed wfll1 pri101 belns mot Wednesday nlchi at t h e awarded lo the wlmen. Mr1. home d. Mrs. llowatd Biroh- Latbey was lhe wlmer d. lhe· dOor jll'lzo. fiold, Rutland. The new officers are M r a. It was amlCU1eed that the Ju. Charles Lathey, president; .Mra. uary meotin& will hsid at the Nathao Bigp, vice preal-; home d. Mra. Eado wtth Mra. hoste··· members _were PERSONAL FOtJLS TEJ\M ' NO.'G. AVG. Gall,..lo ••••..• S4 · 3 11.0 JackiGII , ••••• , • 55 3 18,3 Nli..·Y<ll'k ••• • • , 18 1te".•: be '\ Just about, because It's "lickln' easy" to bank here by mall .. • and we sure promise that you'll save yourself a lot of time and special trips to town, in good as well as bad weather, all year around. Another good reason to bank at our "Full Service" bankl Write or otk u1 ! Mrs. Carl Roach, see:relaey; Lathe,y u the c:o-lloltJao. Mrs. Bircbtteld lnd Mrs. Mi.. Mrs. Kemeth Michaels, treaaurer; and Mrs. Birchfield, now- cbaels served refre~hmenta to er fund cl1alrman. thole named and Mrs. WDbur Welcomed into the elub memberlhip were Mrs. Eugene Fink, YOWl& Mrs. :R.ymmd Filber. Mrs. Charles ~s, Mra. Lloyd !drs. Joe Bolin, !drs. Robert Eada, and Mrs. Robert llardeb. Secret pals were revealed with a gift exchange and names lor Harrll<ll, Mrl. llowa!'d PIIIIIIPa, Mrs. Bonnie Jacobs, Mrs. OJ.·.. ville Hogue, and Mra. Elber Joha. Jrorjon • • • • • • • • • $8 • llihens •••••••••• 40 2 20.0' Wellsa •• :. . .. .. as 3 21.7 Lagan ••••••••• 17 3 Z2.3 llfetl• • • ; • . •••• ~ 4S 2 22.5 ..... 26 ' ~-! :;', 62, for free ·. Year- Telitn . .., 13 ' Bonking-by-Mail forma TODAY! SEOAL SCOiiiNG NAME FGN F'111 PTS AVG. j)aomanl, Win. 36 Z9 101 u. 7 Rent)', Goll. Z9 10 811 22.7 POMEROY NATIONAl BANK Wlckadllm, At11. 17 Zlm'man, Win. 23 Spencer, Gall. 21 llanlley, Alb. - 14 Flck, N-Y RUTLAND POMEROY . -15 GroOD, Jack. Tyo, lifetla KIIA:hen, Iron. 9 18 11· 11 43 M 59 " 21.5 21.3 11.7 19.5 8 3 19 19,0 23 9 55 111.3 II 10 U 11.0 19 8 46 15,3 12 10 10 FREE THROW PERCENT~E 9 NAME- TEAM FTM·FTAPCT. 25 Dowalnl, WelLston 2&-34 ,11$3 areola, IJ.u ,818 , MJD-OWO, V~" · . s.,;n.er, Cllllpolla (741 , _st.o, ~AN . . -'\'. :L." p lloiob.~ .800 Glouoi.r ....... j 0 78 Mattbe*a, Goll. 11·14 •786 Alexonlar • • • • • I 0 It J••• EalterD • • .• • •• ~ 1 0 t9 SoUthern.•• : •• •• 0 Mlllir . ........ Senina Meip County for over 96 years . ' ""·*. NEXT WEEK'S. SCHEDULE SEOAL Jaekaon at Ironton Neloonviii..York at l.opo M.mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. All AI...~ •••• ,•. I 0, Southern •••••• 1 2 MOVC Miller at llletiihder Accoyn!l Insured Up To $15,000.00. ~r···~· · ·•o •-~·" ··· · · · 1e. o.o''"<• t ' . : ] i.....: . · ,.,~ v. ! /· ~~ -'' -. )··- ' ' . lndJted .. ' . " . 6 Month Probation Ordered by Coud Parkins Resigns POMEROY - DIIIIIIY Brown, Mloeraville, WBI placid "'' six inonlhJ prabatkln Friday -he appOa{ed befou Juap Frank w. J'oi1er In the Meigs C o u n t y COUri ·,.. aaoault ~·· . Brown .waa ordered to p a 7 eottl lli\ooivod In the court acGALUPOLIS - Paoll'lrkirul lloi. aDd tA Pll1 .;e.~.,.~ -·aDd IUbndllod bla resl8natl... Frlloti ilallr1' COlla' 'w T o m diOY u ~on Oftlcer d. lhe w~ aull evol.ved lroln, tho Gallla ~ Common P 1 o a a 0 His Job « noe ~ G( •......una -~.~· Chl_.vDio, Milton SEOAL tka· Volley, Haman, Slarr-Waahlneton ·I J HOLZEI!· MEII1CAL Firat A"'- VlsiUng houro II'! and 7-8 p. m. Parenla on1t on Pldl· atrlca wan. · ADMISSIONS Mra. 'Mabel E. JerreU, 1341 Baotianl Dr.; Gaey S, Sllllth, Gar. f11J4 _Rta.;_~omaa R. Thornton. · ChWieolhe Rd.; J. Leonardl!aah, Rt, I Bidwell; !drs. C. Dole ftua. 1eii• Rt. 1 BldweU; Rodney D. Nt.. Rt. 2Gallli>olls; Mra. Maude S.uad.'ers, Northup; Everett Huft... man, Rt. 11 Gallipolis; Mrs. Ora E. Hallhl11, Rt. 1 Chel!lhirej JoOO. bert, Mrs. Leo'nal;d J. ~ldOwskY. North RldpvDJe; Mri.-Gerald·l£. Spirea, Ew!JIIIIon; Conl4'11E. SOx- , t<ill, Rt. f Wollslon; Domls. ~ · Howell, :lit. 3 Olk HW; Mrs. An- BIRTHS Mro. PorJ7 E; Clnlwoll, Rt. 3 WeU1ton, ~. 3:1i3 L m. , .. Friday. ·-t · · · ) ~$cHARGES PORTABLE ELECTROSTATIC WUaon M. Wolfe, Rt. 2 Radne; PaW; J. Bearhs, RL 1 Racine; 1oJttun, AIR PURIFIER c,r1 E. Searls, Middleport; Mrs. ·scs P. Gra!llm, Pt Pleallllll; John Jilot plu1 in and this hi(lhly eflective appliaace II!IIIOVe& pollution. flo111 the air tlttoulh the ocientific principle of electrootatic p!ecipitation . •. not to be """fuNd with oimple filtem lll8d in. ' . belltinc or coolinc .,.ten>a. Aft -· - IT WOIIICIII It d.-.wn through ., Ionizing teetlon which -lw electrlully charge• air pollution partlcla1 ernallilr than wiaible whh the MUd eye, wt.k:h -collecting trappocl clopoolted on P..... platu. The CleM air then through en activated charcoal titter to help , . mOw oc1ora 1nd ,· gaen. You lnlthe cleJn alrl M, - · Wollolon; CROW'S STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous .. ' -·· eltectlve ...,. will Botton, $5 and costs, Wllllfe vehicle; Jack L. Prlddy, Rutlam Route 1, $15 and costs, speedlng; Herbert F. Moore, Pomeroy, $S J111i. be'ftlis ,~;,;o.;u ma,y aloo u..,.. &!IIi! court ma,y !rom lime lo . · reD White, Fined were ..-' Pomeroy Route 4, ' rlght.ofowa,y 'at . i!ro. Ilia, *<Koe, Mrs.Harry Stott;;· Smith, Carl II; TiDa L. llama, Mro: . ~~~=~~;; lnlMIIIOll, harprulh ahdwsU;Fnumuq~udermllt, . the extw.uat; Orlaild ~~=~~ Pmneroy, permitting . to drive an Wlf&fe vell.icle, $10 aoo · ',_'' ......·- .' ' mil•• ..... « VilrtonMan ~ ~.J. 1.. Pendleton, Wolfe, Pomeroy, 86 1Dd1 GALUPOUS The Slate lli&l>wa,y Patrol toveltl,atad &II acclo!ont at 10:13 p.m. Frlda,y ... Bt. ' 35, fOur ~ .7, at !II• Will 'lllld « lhe Bt. $5 bypua involvlna 1 deer. ·Clalcero ·aatd that Dorol!>7 J, ~. S6, Rt. 1 GallfJ»ofta. Wll ..,;111 - -- a dior rao ll'!'lllabwq, fumod In !root 'tu, iold 'wu hit by !he ' Is Sentenced MDJDLEPORT Proceeds arahips, literature and tuma 1n from the lllllllal Christmas Seal the scbooJ s and for general pub. 1alo d. the Melp Counl)' Tuber- lie uae. PeriiDIIalltema are alao culosll and Health Asi!Oclatlon prorided for the liiNe M ol• 1 1o1a1 $2,906.75, Mrs. Kenneth lathe eoonw psllOotJ£r Wilcox, exeeutive aeeretary, re- tubereuloeis' · "' • ... rt · po •• The smount ,..s received in SVFFE!18 ATIIACK ·· 1,640 reoponaesto lheover4,000 GALUPOUS _ ··Goo...., c. 811P0ala. The total is """ $lt8 lde(Ciifl) lleadoo<. . . Q1!\Iollo rooahead ot the figure at !he aame A 1nd costs, !allure to yield right. Loretta Dougl1111, Athenl or..ny at stop algn; Charles W, 5, $5 aDd COl~ -ldl.. Buck, Rutland. $15 and costiJ, land E. Nel1011, ~ ·. speeding; Sandra K. Franz, Pomeroy, $15 , and coats, speeding; 2, •loP alp, UO and""::;~~~; £Ia Darst, Cl!eshfre and costa; GeorgJ.a Dar1t., Ire Route 2, .10 IIIII Millo. ·;.,._ , Seal Sales Net $2,907 ullin him. nie L. ~~.G~-.K.Y.;Nro. . Robert D. EI'Pin, Wellstoo; Nra. Perry E. cardwell, Rt. 3, Wellaton. Charleo W. Beach, Mrs. Cbarlea L. BrookJait, John T. CG!fee, Mrs. RoUin 0. ·DW, Edpr E. lfartaOUllh, Np 3Dhnlll!o MrL · Forrest 'f. Lewlt E. G. Sdllll&, Pt Pl1111n~ Mrs. AI· thea Roseberry, Pt. Pleasant; . ,.. .; COiill; Harr,v D. Barton, Long nt ~ . 1 17trad 4•" calirllda~ - - - · fair~ unsafe \'8h1cle; Linda F. P ....roy I, $5 IIIII defective omerpney Miohael E. CZ,•I ... 1> ·• · ....... .w.a~.. Huiaa C Uttle, -· w,.,.., 2, uceuhe IIPI8d Ucno, $10 aDd <C!lltloi ·w Davlo, - · ·uo · failure lo yield hoi! of ..... liD· IIJ>- tlme I all year. A follow~ re- PBrODI heu't . .cllbllo '"' ..._, quest for <Ditrlbutioos will at the RL II • - • truck lire mailed sometime the week after Friday ~01!1 wu nuoiiChrtstmu. ed to ~!E!f. . 'hilwJ Ceater, Funds from the 110a1 oale, the Firat 1!l!!b ;...waudmltmly fwlrl rat~~D& pro.Jeet d. tho ted ID tho ~ 1;Vo u • I.L uaoclatlon, Is Uled for tuber- llil ....l!bl be pired drher'• Jicen~e~ W. YDW!g,P...eroy,$5aale s· .. . •. ,·;1 6 FiQed On County Court .Charg~ ' '· over ·- . ' C!'NTER, lor last month. GDkey left early thh morning with tlio ~ ,.': truek lead ot Items, It may require ~tl•a~ three ·tri.M··I(cdiilt '~ plete. the project according 1o Gilkey. Seaideo jqmy ~ · · above, numeroua ohecks wera turned to ofl!diloliJ/ illl• ltrlcken iamDlto. Lell .te rlattt at the Gli!~. ........ . .. ...,. ,u.., .1111 ·~•'+"'ll;l.. .o.wo.,lo!llwil>·-·l!'d"W'M-.rtoo,..., " ~ri'Bwoh,-.Pool,z-.,,._~iloril• Rillf....llllili.' ,r;.. , , ,. : ~ . G'l!t...... "' ~ ·<i:·, , ncy. ..:;~-'f{ ' 1 Holldly Tuurnamem at Traee . Ranbln -• Tn~. S,U.mee Melp at Athellt FARMINGTON BOUND - The four persDrU! above are load· ifW Howan:t Gilkey's truck with food am clothing items Saturday 1m- shipment I<> Fann~Jwton, W, Va., dlmaxing a tw....,eek pi'Ojoct by (lallla ond Melgs resident• , They Items were colJter,<i_IQ,M,.J111.~4llllll moa1uro of ehoer 1<> the atrlcken laml· of. Holldloy TCIUrnalllent atP!. Pleastot - P!. PleaAat Rl;ley, MONDAY O>EC. 301 .II I'r" Wood bY COUri ID Judae lloDald il, CIJ. ilouD, to .. Ol!lry ill m;~lli!.·· · the DDmiiiDII ploao court ·Jour. 1111. IIIIIUir • • • • • • ~ ' • OthiBra · Optn Friday Niehts 5:00 to 7:00 3 144 1 ~ 0 · MOVC RESEitVES TEAM, W, L. P Eaatern • • • • • • • 1 0 t5 FR)DAY Member Federal Reserve System ·--g; :. -: - � 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/. 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