http://66.213.69.5/files/original/57e1dd528ad64ec448fc96e0c5816e06.pdf c0dd51e87d35fb607f9103f41e6d8790 PDF Text Text .' ' .' \ =�-::.. Ing bor right wrill. her mother, Mn. f t IO.Dally Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 2 1, 1 080 � w. Mn- Max1ne Arnold and Mra. Downie. Ma,·nly About /\V/ ln Member I a •1 • S� Stew rt Sunday . 0r. and Mn. J. w My,111 and Vuued Sunday wlth 1 """" , JIDl Wekh returned Monday lo Gilli for Chr�tmas buketJ ,enled by Mn. L D Dileo and JOF M ee · Members of the G_race Episco- M et At Home OI M t,ng w. ir Va., home, be aJ. Glendale. rs ought the of Mrs. by the Harold mem Cha,e was ln charge w e re br Pomeroy Mrs. Waldo J. llarteis, . guest pal church ICboof Yllited ohut•ln Mrs. Bachner pneumon tor • visit With Mr. ond Mrs. A. the miulonary circles of the Mid- of the program. :.: Mn. William Wells fell ,t her la patlenL memben1 of the church In Ma&- The s R. Knight dleport First Baptist Church when Dw-ing the meeting gilt, wero peak'.;', g�v• the , ChrlSlmas on, Chr�tmu meeting o t ..... In Ball Run Monday breakVa., Middleport and Porn. sto Kathy Morgan of Middleport Mia& Linda Crow. lludent at the groups met in the homes of sent to special interest mission- ry The LltUe Mu;er ' when the e W.Sunday 1 ( the Mlddleporl Firlt afternoon, lo sing G waa the week end guest of her Randolph.Macon College, Lynch- members for their December aries of the circle. At the close JOF clus of the United Metho• � U � rIan Christmu carols. grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Mor- burg, Va., is spending the holl- meeting& and scholarship contri- of the meeting a salad course Wu dist churrh met Monday evening Adult, 1..� .:id Tueeda YyteevenW!i at t�•• OPEN an accomp ying the gruup ch. gan. day vacation with her pari!nts. bution.! were rereived. served by the hostes&el tot hole at the chur home f o Bachner Mrs. Everett obweN! Rev. . Mn. William R Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr . served bY the hostesses to those DevotJOlll led by Mrs. E \i· ffl.!, Mn. A.and were which beaut M i t lfully rs decorated Mr .and Mr1. Frank Beech or R. Knight, . RogMeeting at the home of Mrs ,. . Middleport visited Monday even- Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach left Har Ho daa ell was the El ta Darsi. Jr· • Mn. Dana Hamilton, erett Thomu who read t h e er Dillard' Mn. Jame1 T i l u 5• for the holiday aeuon. ec Mr1. J ames Souders, Mr1. John Chrillmas atory taken from St. ry u h Ing with Mr. and � Dick Monday for Alexandria, Va. , to . Circle with Mra. Jacoh Turner as P'u.lt.z.. Luke and gave a medi tation on Mrs. Robert Story, Mr and Ms Mrt. George Anderson. � Karr Sr. spend Chrialmas with Col. and Until Chri1tm11 re J';;,!�· J"'.:"9 tional leader, <Olldu<ltd a uotDaMrs, William Smith ond family. lhe assisting hostess. Mrs. Owen ! The Love-Joy clrcl met al the the birth of Christ and how lo ob- � en r w r ra, l Mra. G en ChaN of 0�1;on �r• •·• the c arol!ng,ro t b·e light aervlce with ach r; gJn1 Bratton, chairman waa in charge ·--, of Mra- Tony •Fo':ler W1'th RrVe His birthday, and closed FollowUlfi ' Myrna M pene ian11 A.i. "'·---.i.•-Y ror a \'1s1, WI,h M151!1 riv� d lighting her eand11t from tbe . with prayer, Group linging of aag, stu �nt of the meeting which was o d her brother � sister- In-I.aw, Mr. nurse al Holzer Hospital, arnv• with prayer by Mr■. D O O a I d 1 Mn. Edison Baker, chainnan In "Joy 10 the World"" preceed- group enjoyed a potluck supper large one representing � at the parish house. c�ge of the meeting. M iu Syl- the <ftvotiona, and M rs. Patnck Lochary: ed . Tuesda� to spend Christmas Boone. Mrs. Anderson wu �- 1ty ----via McMaster was in charge of Mr. and Mn. J. C. Bright of holidays with her parents, ¥1'M p ul Haptonttall, M MIDDLIPORT Dunbar. W. Va. Is the guest of ond Mrs. Bradford Maag. Christmas devoliORB were pre- �e devollona using the I O p I c, M rs. Allen Eichinger . preaenl• Middleport FHA c,:.•.: LJ,,cey &ad 11n. � the buamess .. .......21-c..........cccc l&<llllll.................... ...._....4Cc.aa, Why They Celebrate Chrilt' a � and condu:�_ Moore. SI OR meu UA:"1-. and answered sea Birthday'?'' roll nn ua • call with "Doing good deeda for Bible otudy, ''Christ la 'Ibo • . u pro- other,," AT THE MODERN MART • • • Reports of the Chr11tm It WU P&alma," was givon by 1111'1, 111· voted lo give the Chr,stmas Party . iect• were given and a round-rob- arti<leo brought by the members ron Miller and thi book aludy in Christmas CAN! wa, written to for a needy lnmily, to the Senior The Middleport FHA met , at "The Militant Church" wu ,...; the High School Tuesday evening Mrs. Morah Leonml wbo fell MYF for distribution. . for thou- Chri,trnu party with by Mro. Richard Vaughan. . Monday morning and broke her Election of officen was h e l d their advisor, Mrs. Joe Bailey. Mrs. James Sanborn, chairman hip. with all officers reelected for the During the evening games were wu bl charge ef the bu;b Mrs, Charles LewlB, was in coming year and included Mn. played and prizes won by Karen meeting at which time the char�e of the �rogram for t h e Eichinger , president ; Misa Grace Ferguson, Beverly Perrin, Cindy study program for th& ._ • evenmg a n d mtroduced M r 1. Camphell, vice president; M r a. Sauer and Cheryl Eberabach. A year was discussed. Mrs. Dale Ralph Zundel who showed pie- Antone Lucke, secretary ; a n d gift exchange was alao enjoyed Walburn will have charge ef.lbe tures of the Weekday Religious Mrs. 1l'homu, treasurer. by the girls and refreshments study for the January meeting Education classefl held in t h e were served. Mn Sanborn will have the Meigs County school!. The pie- At the close of the meeting, • A short busines1 meeting waa stu lures included about 600 pupils ol gilt ,exchange w.. held. Mn. held with president Cindy Sauer, � E,chmger, on behalf of the c1.... . During the 1oclal holB' aemt . 19 c1.,..,_ ' Ident, Karen pals were revealed and re(reshpresented a gift to Ml'I. Thomas, aSSlSled bY Vi.(..1! �res The program closed with Miss teacher of the chw. and to Mrs. F_erguson. Commit� of th• eve- rnents of ttake decorated wUh nmg were Recreation, L:fDD Dan- poinlettias and mowball McMaster reading "The N e w Bartels. le 1! leis, B • v e r I y CUndiff, a n d cream were oe=ed by v..r•, Prayer," Mn. Bid,. Refreshments ol fruit • a I 8 d• Jeanne Bowles. •J . by Mn. Lue7 Ona Ow-log the oocial how- • g I I I cookie, aod punch were servocl Piac!n I hain Karen Gregg ner aaaisted 18 Erlewino. Fawn M Fnrie and by the hostesse l s, Mrll Jed W , · exchange wea held by the circle eb- BettY , � sunplOD of amall figure ornamenta were ster, S r ., Mrs. W. BarnJtz, O. Mrs. and refreshments of ice etream and erly Perrm. Bev Robert given by tho boste,oea. m Woodard Willia Mrs • · •�- COO.&aeJ •· were servand Chrusu1uas ed by Mrs. Fowler assisted by Warner, Mra. Lewis Fox and Mrs. lynClean-up: �eane Manley, Mm:1- Theft were twenty memben Swan, Linda Forrest, Bonnie Mra. Lawrence Bing to the 14 Vernon Howell. The table was at- Rife ,Evelyn Capteina, Bes111e andt hese iUeBbl• Rev• lllnfal'd m as tractive with an Christm ver d members preoent ond two gueat,, �••. Ruppelt, and Ka<tn and Connie •-·· ar• Smith' Betty Bowles• Phyllis ntered w'ith I ChrJa••= $2. 99-$5. 99-$ 1 0. 99 Mrs. Zundel and Myrla Wilson, Bachner allendlnC' ••· "'" meeUIC, t with red lapen 1n lie and. Sue NeuW!ng, rongemen Mrs. Harold Thomas, chairman black holde Nylon sheers, quilted nylons, Arne! . m rs on either 11de. Nap- Serv g committee, Alice Mill· •--_ song,. n,cltalionl, and plaJJ, of the Priscilla Circle opened the fleece and Cordana. Size, 1 0-20 and iron, Joyce S�artz, Karen Fergu- of kins als ocarried out the Christand these gueats. �. Howard meeting at her home with t h � 38-44. son, Coleen Wilson, Cheryl Ehera- ,t the cloae of Iha progr- -� meditation "Love of Deihlebem.. mes theme, Mrs, Barnltz preaJd. bach and Cindy Sauer. eel at the pundl bowl , _ welcomed. "" alter whi,ch' Mn. Richard Hovat• _____ Othen attending the p a r 1 y , ___.,••iiiiiiii=iiii==-. ter , who waa m charge of the de. were CaliSla Searlea, Judy Fink, If Lovely Gowns $3.99-$5.99 votional period, gove the reading, Daughter, Enjoyed MEIGS THE '\TRI Maureen Darst, Anita 8 0 W l e •• • n Ivory, black, red, maize, aqua, pink .. , Wish you • Merry ChrisImes. ,. inner, Reunw ' Doris McHaffie Carolyn Buckley Pomeroy, Ohio and blue. and thoughts of Mary and J011Cpb The daughter, ol the late Mr. L ' d Dunf ' Dorothy Th . of the birth ol Chrisl and Mrs. Allred Lipp! held their J::;.,,"Mourin... g Jud Marlin'o::::;, TONIGHT ■nd THURSDAY Following the business meeting Chrlslma, dinner and reunion Sun· il W dermuth Carol� Erw' • ''THE ANGli:L WORE IIED" when pl1111s were mode lo visit day al tho home of Mr. and Mrll. ,. Half Slips - - - - - - $ 1 . 99 Pettit ' Linda Forre: Iva Ava Ganlner, Didi Boprdo the county Infirmary durJng the Paul Zirkle, Liberty Ave, Coloreartoo111 Stewart udy Overturil Black, red and white. t Mrs. Marl • din A turkey 1 ner wa ,erved at Yeauge;, S h a r o n carlwright, l'IIDAY NOT OPIN :: .;1 :=�� a pro om .. gl' noon lo Mr. and Mn. OIUe Scholl, �lll'Oll Hoscar, Carolyn Ruaaell, IA'NltDAY on the "Infant Christ Ponleroy :, Mr. and Mn. W, A. Carolyn Searles, Carolyn Gilkey, •'G'UNFIGllTJ:111 0, At the close ol � ...,ting I Jonee, Vienna, W. Va. and ABIUIIIIE" Qaarlotte Kl �Mr. gift exchange wu heId by t h • and Mrs. Zirkle and Pau\lno, Jan• Paula Johnson and Butter - ■nd Champagne, blue, Ulac, mint and singer• Bartoa MacI.ellt group and refrellhm entl ol straw- Ice, Diana and R ymond. «ii!le. _____ a - illlo herry cake and Ice cream snow The 18th weddlnc lvenary PROGRAM ANNOUNCED "1'AY Oil DIii" balls were �rved by Mr,. Thom- ol Mr. and l,fn,, Schollann wbldl wu There wll Ibo a Chrlotmaa pro­ - Borplno • , , fte aa wbo was lSlllsted by Mtsa Frad- Saturday and the 14th annlver gram al the llauN of Prayer only man tilt Mafia foon<\t die Houdashell. Fovoro of Chris� 11111')' of Mr. and !.In. Zirkle- Cbeotar eluft., Mon. and TUNII., , , Thunda nJihl 7:30 1)1.m'. maa bell earring, were given which wu Sunday, w.. alao cele- under tho In matching colors. Dec. 21, 26� 27 ;;;::i; of Mn. Brad• the oeven memben and Mro, WII- brated. Chrfsbnao 11Ra """ •· 1ey Puol• and Mn. Paul Boll· All� "l'SYCHO" Perldnl, Vera im.. Ila Anthony, who was a aunt. chqod durin1 tile da , , man. The program will COllliat y - ---- . . �. I • j, �· :.,u:; People In Christmas Story Gilts For Christmas Baskets Were Brought By Missionary Circles Was Theme ot :"'1 anI"::'' ": :1w ;· . Church Group �t':t TIL 9 PM ..::-:i SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY HeId A Lt<ll1 ,,,, ffll Cb4 (2) ' I I S �! , ... ,..., whl Mr, ftl< ft.D 13 IN, !.I Pfll till, lldi Stll I IIIUI ""' II 11'11 . YOI AIM YM d Ah, Frt Yo, "· • Nol "'w, • Aa .. , ,• Book OPEN EVENI NGS T I L 9 p . M . Mr ■n dn 11b (6) LOI' Jlt1r, w, II JU:,.: • Christmas Robes and Dusters n· :u:' iu:. Sharon J Noif Slips - - $2. 99 - $3. 99 Briefs - - - - - - - $ 1 . 50 Bed Jackets - $2. 99 - $3. 99 Blue, pink and white. I '� l f1 ' No ' ... I I"' Short and lone styles. Red, white, autumn glow, pink green, mulberry, (lilac); copper and marsh areen. Driving Glov.., nd, black, belg1 a nd grey . . . • . . . . $1.99 and $2.99 lut Reeeleedt Maternity Dresses PINE SALE .. ladies' Can-Can Slips $2.99 & $3.99 N1w dark COiiom aultable for IIOW 11111 Into Sprln,. Whitt Pleated Maternity Tops Chino Slim Jlms- 1 0 to 18 $3.99 each C H R I S 1· M A S Gloves - - - $1 .00 & $1 .89 Pink, blue, and white with gold. 9-M•L. - Uttlt Girls' Drtuy Dresses for Christmas 3.99 4.49 S.99 Cuti 111,ylN ID wlveta, n,ylom, Cuplonl. • Subteen Drm- - - - - - - $3.99 to $7.99 Continues . • • Buy Now I and whlW GIFTS FOR BOYS Llttlo hp' a.. 111 ...,_. lulky Knit Sweaters 2.99 - 4.99 Size, I to 18 Boys' Trousers $2.99 to $S. 99 1111i iji lu - Ill ._, - p Q,airtm,,!i � I I CAIN ._. ,- .W .... 4 PIECI CIA l ns W.. • I PIK■ FOAM RUIB SECTIONALS With bow tie,. Sll1!1 S-11 L I V I N G R OOM SUITES S269-• •168.00 S. Our lil11N11 01 SOFAS •: C HA I RS i ,. •ss· 00 ........ ..... v- -­ Mads,11 Swlvel lotken • Pl1tfo,M I IUNK IIDS •68· awu __ _oo ,... ......... On The , ' • I Baker Furniture .,..,ln OIi llw,,•fwl,11s I G■ ., --' : ! ' --------------5e PER COPY • After Picking Outside Door Lock :23 Of 37 Men Believed Alive On Broken Boat -NORFOLK, Va, <UPP - Heli('O'"lt,ers frolTI the euper • carrier Vail� FOl'ge hepn laking sur­ viyqr.c; off. lhe r;e,r.ainffig half of a ·,torrri-broken tan�er today. Fir� �!)Ort1 .said t}lat al least 211 of the on crewrren still wer1: alive. · Fiv� oLer men In Hfejacket� h!d been spotted in the Water jusl h&.ore Oat'k We'1neo:da� n i g h I Their fate was not known today Th�re wa� no imme:l!ate accounl • Jng for the oth1r four. Coa!-1 G··,d officers ..Id II would be po'.::slble for survh·ors to 1 1 v e thron"h the niitlit ln the 74-degree ,. .... A, 1·dio l\lt:0:!8{:e U'Offi the Coast G\nrd cutter Aniroscoggin at 7: 55 a.m, EST, gave th,e new!! of lhr fir� removal of survivors s•ncr­ the tanker Pine Ridge broke in h·;o abri noon Wednesday frorr: tt'!t: roLm-:lin� o( mo11n·a·no<•c; sen� Si;: h,llcoptars and lour olhe pi,n,s we-. rent up al dawn froc· th, Valley Forge-which sped h ,,, , ,ceoe We •'no,day when th, �:o,we�lan fr,,!�hte, Artemis ro ; · c,i lhe fll'lt nows of the disaster. nie irtorm<oased sea! apparwater. Thieve• brok·e Into Pomeroy High School last night, I stole and rarrjed away a oafe from the office of the principal, but profited JltUe. Pomeroy police officers are investigating the theft which resulted only In the loss of the sa le and 12 class , rings it contained. � 1 Chief of Police Jed Webster i Beene carefully by offlcera who :� said that the entering of the hiqh are 1uri! that it wW provMle fin­ 1 school occurred aometime during g,t-r print details. • · I the lat, evening or early morn• Scbool 'olflcials emphasizocl 1 that money II .never left Jn the ing. safe at night. It always ia re­ WerSchool CUltodian. Charles moved when the achoo! day ends , • e ry, reported the breaking and n to • bank. taken an:I arriv• upo n tering thi1 morning · than the uno�n­ othing other N : u c ing at work when he no ed a d or taken fe ed bothere Wat sa · window glass large 30 x 30 plate l ined by r can fa delenn a be aa s • Princ o£fice of broken from the offi�r• and achoo! omcu:ila, , pal James Diehl. Jr. ' ing and first break as ' the w 111 h 1 partial In ing Orficera follow 'BELLS RING OUT' - Is the title of the program to be given at the ll'trst U� • < Pameroy High Sch ool : nl ring of ' ••id the hav deli: 1 �11on, v rg ed Presbyterian Church In Middleport to night starting at 7 by 45 boya and llltlr. in m an y y e an It was reported, .; .. n�� th• � It patients of the Gallipolis State Institute. Mrs. Jack Knight, Mrs. John Mall. 11ra.· ': � O:i w Mary Henry and Mrs. Maxine Pau&h are directora 0£ thiJ fifl.b annual Chriltma, Pl, fro �de tho .:, 1 the eeant presentation. . . .. . · ·-· ;,1nc1;·, o111c, ..111 be , e< and oent lo the Bureou of · Investigation, offictrs i . · _. . b t• , • 1 w :. nn "'lfflJl■ale1, run, -■- rille o1 - WaJ. \ The thleveo. In order 1o pt fn ■-. ..,. flpllac ■ Illa, atlll 11■ ■larm •• • I I .... ; ... lo Ille -· .U 11:M ,_ "'C aide the ■,,hool, p!cltocl the outer t111 ti eolllrol la the ' w_,.. 11 a. a. ud IMllo P oy ..,. · llleJ ..,. loMlllag .. .... doorlock at tho uat end of the II, bulldiltl, They then wtal lo the lala,r Alumlnmn I aiemlcal ■-a ......,_ la - _,... tire- .,.... .. ; .- r 1':rl -.I of upolairl · and trJecl to - tho Corporation bu launchod an door of the prlnc/pal'a ollJce btll HJlllllllon ol lacllllleo to produce - tnino, 11n calla -- - paruNlt the - bad - put StalloD .. Weal Main - • fin. · failed. A 111)1.ll pane of p waa painted alumtnwn coil at ill 'ftlred in the area ,-terdaf. ane OW. with an extingujsber. 1bl! extJnauilh a ■tarted blaze tho and arowid the Depa.Pumetv/ chlmby _; C. Worb, Before Va. JV. tho Raveuwood, � ..... knocked out ln their attempt to by IClddlepo■t lh&lbl. .,,, lh>o and Clluaed ouly minor station � -had 11111a .. D. Smith, �"'f'D Manager, .,. enter lhroilp the door. Al 11 a. m. Middleport 1ireatea �. I ·Alter falling lo enter tltrou&h nounced 1oc1ffi W-..lay aJternoon , !ire out with • ,......, lr!lr • U,JII Al ,,_., tho Dave lo Clllled g , l wore ...,. vfn o fnY<J tho door the larg. plata ilae■ '!be pal1ilj,n ......t IIJ ..... •hhnce wbldl •• a11re In tbe Pwwo, Fire Departmonl no car •• tho loft of tho door IP,000 oquare 'teel of :it window · new 121eob1N, VI""' -■I el. tbe c1o- wu calJecl lo tbe Sobio Service ! Yonker, Pwwuy, 11D L • --• wu bro.en - tho -.., ,.� .uJ - In !lie form of a . .... pmnt line � al. eoattns i _,_ I ______ • K �! aISer P}ans tiw!�O:, S:· �x'lansion In TWO Fire Compani� Rush To Harrisourille p • ted Oj} ,..,, run :::-Ina! -km. car • llte - ..= .,tho� :=um \ridtlta "' -n:, -� !!,. . �r:,:;:,�·�: ::' ::.a �;,t,..,. : ,.7r"',:;-. r:". .,�lon'�lc"-bul _w.;."�f:.:�a;�·!r ,: �:. Ill• tonker sufi,re. Mitchell Heading Pre sident's Commiesion J l\:,c,n,,ute In Railroads To P.robe Prolonged � .-.:. :pil� ::':;:.: i= • •lnt:11 ... lwldeol m tho . &Pr. , 1� � remo a e -..-- 1a 1o • llrflll It - �=-= i 11'"" lho ..,. "" llllft · . �l .. <ilmall, Ill - 'll'ASIIINGTOII (lJPCl - Presl- -..ctlve Jtn,yatloo llial w i l l . lo U.. bd!taa; ...,I Ill ._ .,_ .., " · , Iha w.i.ow Jnol _. � lb, ,a fll■ � faclUlr, dent � -lnled a It- ,i,,ye to be.,> ,1rlflc• ,..,.,_.. lere■ll " - �. Git l '.' ii, m<,cor,·. no off Cope . l{ott,,o, '' • tltll ,I. bin laborN.C, ln. 141, Gull Stream whel'I of Ibo '1 'llill .-, zr u,, ii; - · •'lfil·i1fi,-lflitj ljj ti!t�lod' "ii, lliiir llliliiitiiall1 lteaiW by 8oe- -,t I th., wa'.er II ioliffitly warm. of 1b■ om.. 11r ; Iha boolt lllvwwlod'a ablUI, • l'lm7 el. Labor J- P. lllld>- mr g rr:nt ..talioa t o w a r d - - 111 .loo!oltlllll• ., r;;e Ari;ffilj ;hi! - frantJc ra, - 1o1o tho ltallwaJ, olflcen ....... palnlatl .Vl , ..,u Ill lodaJ • ln...itpta !Ito ,... put,r ma1uri1J and llahllilJ," ue.w -n,.. w,e-ls+ wil It:. Iii : dio mrs!age at !lr45 o.m EST · a,e almoat - tlal lltlll'O by ■pprollmallly 1111 ,.....1. n lilapd cli■pule L2twwu raDw,, Ibo Pr siJ aaJtl. def - wbotlw dot • d a,'o m ptlll,lom thla -Irina "la lolo wort 11D OYl!r · to labor by alalad managommt nperatloo 111d Y/edn · • ,, to Filth l)ialrict Coos. than one par■on wu Involved. la . la a - el. - ·I induat:ry : btljJful 11111, men 11te ol laJr r • . Uiitwi "Tonk· . Guard Headquarl<r, htr•, II la f1tr11N,. -fl.ad It.al Ibo lat,. ntlea Pn..,..ol1 � , � all■ ��� or in � in two du· NE\ii ffAVEN (NORTH POL_E) SAN_TA ��ta c1 , burt1an left from !"�lldlnl Encl li:: : 1: : :-wing a wua::a � _, : smmt W:A. :;: pafnt , 1 .• mount "'l • tbe U1D1 ..., they .-nu, � , Sh own in two actlons a bove while viii.Uni· HOUIC!f HO . ! qulra tlto � al z ;z Ct> a.. Illa aad ralln,ada nollool • !a�� Coast Goud, Navy and mer- tal 'fu,,E<,ay, j J ked r,·emendous big joke, about how fi.cot ryinfl tho ••· , 1 • llte that, ii w d■ •�--erallnl rah-, l+c et ,rhoo . chOl!l ,hips whlclt ,peel to the It was "down here" as he drew wide smiles from adulta no rematna of tbe p1ai. aiaa Fi J ,. '"' I f 11,11 .... ■ld lng, � 1bJot .,,, -�- rwltad Ocl.. II. the ' ,.... ,bout 12$ mlles due easl of and children of all ages. Said Santa , a New .Haven DI• window were tum , A: bu�-� •• .,,-..i la · P -· • ..,....,.,._,. , aldot: had M b It by Kttdioll. Hatteras woie helples, lo live, who refuses disclosure of his . "civilian" name: l• for the moThe _,,..... wblcb mot =. he: ·• on• rea<tl0 eeort becau,e "This is the greatest thing I've ever done � l don't care n • '!be pthlla 1 i1 with the Pl 1&• thla - i,. tl,e.�v o'. the pie wind• and furious . how sick a person is, or lio'\ old, or how bad of! In a &C ,Jolm T. Dttnlop, Bau;tl � II cwnpo,ed al o,, ■ JA!bUo ""'· Thev had to stand by hospital, he always apprecliiea a visit from Sa�ta. Th�t•s 1 c •: .\. ty tt •: ""'.'" eby "' ""' -� !UPI) bera - ti., !'rsldl:a, 11n WASHINGTON lhrouaJ,out the' nlaht hoping the iU!t reward," Santa was lq visit Melg� 11'.len�ral Hoap1ta_l en. ¥■MfH■ 1 • railroad manqomor,t :ep-. d arn .m, Tedmoi<lg)' ....-; .._ 'men ot lho Pine Jlldge COi/id sur· also this week, and has 'llade,ro�nds m ne,Jhborlng ell ent..lect olm tiv• nomlntliad by Ibo lndu■lry be � �� 1 nics and the Pleasant Valley. Hospital in Pom\ Pleasant. vive until down. ,.,11 2 and five union •P ._... ·nom1- ba:8:,, • lour :-war,«; Santa chats with Sue HefAl !,05 a.m EST a r.oosl Guard Above, in the.pediatrics . a anc1 . 4, 4, ...... and nated by the union. Gallipolis, Heiner, Ron , rlnlrlllrt. and Mr. of . daughter ne baclt Independence for Alpria , Smilh, Ana Arllor, llllil.";;.... cutler reporled !� found a broken. , r , Bet y Mont omer . . Eilelthower ,aid Jn a statement I s he up cheer . Below, e . llston an W y, g s their tor. m Iv m,hoal with a Ill• jacket d A verdld of 1ullty of that the - wu "em- � tho Communi&la � Pit Tho ,.rd, "Wllmin!lon Andrew Fitzpatrick , oldest (86) patient In the hospital NEW YORK mPll-Two air• that counby then ., ' ______ port trafnc operalonl desperately first dlf,- murder with barking upon an effort that · t1 1at day. - Sentinel Photos. , en IN! contment. I r Pi..; �I · · ; horn■� port o the tried to reach I United Airllnes mercy ncQffll'MndN w■, have far-reaching and Jutin con- , Alr • • • ll · Rldg,, w ro palntocl on II. jet and . Tran, World AJrline, reiurnacl agalnai Tommy ,equencea for the railroad �I ment " 00 k "'la Bli bu iexnlt.g Judi· � groat .,,,.... , · Now How 'Bout A Ula• Guard patrol plane. .... Superconatellatlon oecond, !,,fore Harris after 50 mlnutfl try·.. ---------• tatlom l ,?' Kennedy adrninlo- I • · the , slll, burdenttl with Ice from Wed• they collided over New York In Nllberation this .nornl119. -•• Ma i Fran lro . t,on. .i k ,aid Sen Chun,!, . jol' ne!ld1y'• nln, 11,ugJled oloft just John Eplln1, atlorntv " aviation'• ....a1 disa,ter, a Iran, 1n1me ;i _of 11 ": ' l).ld_oho, expecte,f to sue<eec! Ken- l befor& dawn frmn Elizaheth City. , ,crlpt ohowed today, I fer .tlaf•n ■e, NqUHied I mi!: � preoen Jor , nod) as chairmen ol the Alri<an The accident Friday killed 1114, polt and Heh lurer an•• N.C, carryin� two photographer• · . eubcomm,tlee of the Senate· Forpt"IOIII and eau,ed • major fire wtrad Ch at this wn their ani • "pool'' rei,orter lo the 1 ' i eign Relali� = tlee. Two Bein11 Held • "'"'!"· The plane w.. due to re-• I in . Brooklyn where tbP OOI jet v•�dlcl. O=el! sa,d Africa • final de- u- Pn-- H I s . turn lo Norfolk obout. I• p.m. EST. 1 I crashed aflar the collisi on. ' In County Jail Common Pitas J""-• -• -s ter first .. clslOTI or. whether to side With the I W . · l o us r e f o ', llonn ■liNd -· W hat was thought to be certain tragedy at Stewart's , The recorded tron«riot of the R bt l M. B,'{r exe ocl , Two persons are bdnp heM in \\'est would be based in rt .., I l"ive survivors wearing II lt ,te - • lllll tbe tern ... a � , l ur ' rou water thb op<n ar on today the th jail t lh county n l betw • ation, ve 10:10 radio y a j jackets were ■potted in the ee • n1 con ' on I st ntry turned nd s n Road mine one mile north. on the Story s Run l whipped nvn L 1-. blill day C en I p ' ch pilo another char e a nn rtdflc �rnlng, the t th rt1v of i � � ts and airport t 011 llf(l' enC"r in Algeria :.nd elsewhere. , . lanes just btfo� dark. Ten more were out with 8 happy ending yesterday afternoon. and ...... . s n P'"" e A n t a OcoaR r d;,t,,,-h,n• llc le of •• h wltna t tla 7 , h wh n he 1 1 d all I tlto believed ,n t ,i.m oectlo of l A call was received at the Middleport pollce station conlro' worl.er• Involved In the t i■I · .. 11. we fail them, I'm" afrai Florlla cirtrua-<:onscloul a , ld .. be l an o r o ,l . i! " Pat , .. ,_ ,_ M,rlJ crort ,r. 111chell, , E. I fo St 7 d �ha t. r ta f . the v.,..1 which 1tayocl anoo at 4 : 39 f- m, W ednesday that there was an emergency at , tragedy .,., released Wednesday , ff I i awav· dt. h m Mid 20. w ard r Ihle• and I Officially just a day tJc1. a. H n JTPrman ) , e he e the 1e d�.& w the · H 1 ed t e F More may have been m bo . S t ew art s mi ne and . asked services of squadsmen. Upon I by the Federal Aviation A�ncy. ; AlgerI• ' � .. �: / , omhv dl a e ,1 h· young ht'-in!'! 11� n l'port, ; aeason. unlnecMd -,e-old � . dtfendlllnt then th d i L and g d, arri\· ing aJ: th£-- mine the unit was told by m1ne owner It revealed that a uardia Air I section. but the bow caps ze the l 1 pro · :i io-:at tav se ed fnm• der" o on a ., eera l r mi 1 0h • o and ry the ntenc to UM wide 1 1 ,-, acrosa ha. TW o /� t A plane t 1 . � the tur�� • Coa&t Guard pilot rep rted. Joe Stewah that the're had been an explosion down in port warned the e A ri,an con- ' se we · em .owner, while Hollon<: Glenn . . jem· '" o ntiary Columbus ni P : athe bu , t an! nt e r-b t te i.mod I _ he he ' t t t jet wu ading ow "You jual can't hang on to some- I the mine and that six workers were trapped . · '. the cold wavebove began ttne dayt there wu no acknowledgement 1 for the rest of �I, natural 4S, Raclnr. is bein,. hP"1 on a i��Squadsmen hurriedly put on · m thing likt that." . g out 1n front of ICON w g lhe on r long 80tll' much � oe� I lng a •re the l,! bl u ace. flisturbin of llMI charge II ut llh. . : two . ago l Conste llatio tw from the n I cr t�c likehhood " not on!�--�� Planes which dro� o » their boots raincoats and Scott ually do . - - --ca�-!�.� It allo Jhowed �l Jdlewlld · ns \ ne Wis buff co in, etted UUl.{11.3 U ; tq ■ sev lo Thll en-man •.Ir v11cks �d wett starling down !_ ma'!I rsff,1 and three Russian and Chinese Comm ,;:w. ,n,tK.. an aw dr owner . m.Jne J«Gl'dal C winds, m.ph. anadian t l'ff men Airport failed to pick up the �-.1 ,n1 ti :hf' mme when a member of I te t hone, rift.a ffpon.eu 1HIng th will mo in beh' d .the Algerian je w . t I ion. bu some of the country•, tow.at in tM ., the oeven·p8'sengrr ; I�,) unit saw • man coming from Anothe re con;ou, M stew . OIi rodoc and loot radio contact 1I rebels ;;, that �·1- mnu ill peratures, but brought • eracll [" .... ess m age l one a only o ng a ter rarts. But the)' wer� 1,:l'l � c l ' :1 ,;econdary exit from the mine. a M · 1 ._,.row �arkedly ; :U 0�:;8A7ri. �· • rt dra:ing ':: co:cl� that 1 t rece countries ," Church declared. from a cab driver who ,aid, "Al e•l abl'.•h ,ommunftat,ons w ith th• He shouted lo the miner ond ask· 1 the mlno • were It pped waa that (NI.II the jet. Thero ..... btdlca• J ped aft. j tiona lhat the ,et may have been h t the Arlem11 or dlVfft ht-r o • a r 1 ed him how he bad esca \ Church and Sens Gale McGee, least you don't have to ■hovel ii..• � ..._... bef;ore �ere had been off t'OUl'le even before It made . the eve•nl� . . r h Thero "'"' 1to1 ln� tlk, escue blast. a dongerouo slate fall at t h • I .,.,;tact al 'ldlewlld where It wu Total employment In Meigs County m 1960 was 1 .8 D-Wyo. and Frank E. MOIi, I). ,hip,, ,ouM ,In until daylight. The mon replied he was • 1 1 rn,h. relumed Wednesday from • ll mine. I ochedulocl to land• ,nd that the per cent under th\>t of 1958, but fewer• workers earned ., five-week Detlpiie the bitter ,,.Id, tht men rl&hl and asked w hat all the o . sma African tour that cov• : No ban! feelinp. only ha 1 pilot did not know he u 011 1• 2.9 oer cent more m wages. lrhad a light• cltement' wa, about. ■po1ttd In <he mi les and te counlrie,. e soo " rocl , nt Unemployme of the of Bureau flndlnr, • Thia was the � , neu wu lhowD by the Ing ehat>co, 111 u Then the Ive _other miners reac;., workers followiJtl the oil' COUl'IO because of th• poal Ion he Compensation In Its annual tabulation of _the 1 959 re- ; Tra,eliag with them was Ted Kenported. In Iha warm came out tho mam exit asking of ports of some 97.000 Ohio employers w:th 2.409 .831 , nedy, the President-elect', brothlden1 One aquad mem- ce m tho tore • 74 d• • Squad � work subject to the Ohio Unemployment Compensa- er. workers queatton. ber uld �le lhroupout ll!duardamat Ifie ...., ' The ,enalors expect to gi v e lfOOI· , atl Coui": U st or1 were then usured that every• leport an/ the area were horrilion law CHAPTEII TO MEET d y la lhiltl wu all right. I! In Meigs county 185 empl�yer, subject to the law, !heir tccommendationa lo the ln• , shoppl S days 19ft ' "�man .,hen they heard the m e a l The Put Matrons of Evangeled f .,_ wa ,n Chief Executive. The reason the owner thought we trapped . line Chapter !'12 will meet lonight : employing an average of 1 . 665 workers, reported a total coming--re - --' in I lo 40 lloln, there had been an explosloo was · ' at 7. 30 al tho home 0f Mrs. Wyl- i P•yroll of $5,463,349. Below are relallve changes wao It at A ther oald bee th GENERAL MEIGS HOSPITAL US( CIIISTIIS SW to no 1958 from n heard ! • ' n,ajor Industry divisions in the county Street Mid bet�uae a blast bad Lincoln' Anthony ' Ii• ;: t tlleport ' • Admisionsc George Hobstetter, 1959. (Minus sign indicates less, no sign Is plus,) and he naturally thought this was [ emergency, for a cltaop, . Two Fined On ft oy, Boice ll Donpld and Pomer Sr., Povroll Emplo�ent y unuoual aln,o the miners U1Ually ettdoclhapp • . :!'atrol Cliarges Charleslon, w. Va. 2.9 Total, Meigs County . . . . . . . . . . . • 1 .8 ,... ....,io,1on1 ID Mei� eom,. ll>ool dynamite only In the morn· Discharges: Maxine Addi,. 18.9 E .0 1 1 , • CORR CTION , , , • , , , • , an quarry_mg Mining d CASE DJSM1118EO • c..rt ._. today by ' Ing., . 4 1 . 6 burger, Middleport. . Pomeroy emergency run Contract construction · · • · • • • • " ' . 5 2 I Last evening the miners .h a d , A ca,e was dismi>oed 1n Coun· The i,. ••,. ,.. ro1. - · --- - --• - 1 1 .5 lo the Manuf,cturlng , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , -1 8 p. . ad And blasted t o a l , ty Court acUon yealerday rnorn, : �1onday al S,35 m. wa, .,,_ �. •• Jack• gon, •be • � MARRIAGE LICENSF.8 .9 c.o , • t , t utllltles . , and atlon he 1lden Tran,port r no c<. re Ne1. • • 8.2 � .... I, RI. -· ... , [_., ...... -· .... (gf !hi! . l!lllllllqu urk, 'l'llO,Y \Mlll. ,A ,frlllaloo:1 .-k .w... :Adlia 21, Wei.,,ann. 0 Larry 5 2 , C!ottcl, enldence, a, rc;- 1· �holes•le and retail trade . . . . . . opoact. i,,d Sin If. Gr, , 11, tthan ,tayed. 1a th• mine behind , against Jolin Martin wn, rl"• ,,.,,. Paul Ch•sh're, and Wilma Jean Mc• ���<!·�. 11...--Mill 1 7.2 F· •i. tho ol · • . c•·neh m ado tha · cal . lnance, Insurance, and real estate . �-9 --· - fll■d a -,. -. tht blast ., . 111ng lot tho omoke' ed u�•• ph•·melll by him 10.5 Daniel. RL � O>elbir9. 1 1ot tho ,quad lo come. · _ I Servlcea 5 .5 • • • . , . • • • • • • •. • • • · 11111 dull 1o _, lllltaad o1 ....,. ' dledt'• wGCtll. _ - · • • · - 1111 11 :'"!;: r from F·e1d T wers :led ��":;, and.::-.=!'.t! . Tragedy' Came Out erta1n ItIt Hapn1est Of End"1ngs V• · , ., --. � Keon� " ill , I Be As'·ed To ~ 8 k Algena • . 1' lor 1a1!': .,Pr _2. :� "s Found tl -:.? .e �1 --. ,,.,.• ·""':i I Guilty By Jury ! w· I. pl= ..., would\ : � � This and Flonda Citrul Fields flit By Worst Stol'll u I • D t n n EmnIoyme ow ae-es pl In Meiers Co11nt·v Dur·• nJJ '59 ' �- wou1J'."� i ■ I ������---�:::-: 1 ..,..,.oc1 •:n. . -- _..._ r,,GliiiJ-11 fl"IT Tl Mlildl1part _ •· .,..,.....,,.,, -- Hlp -1 1-U, oseql i.11 NUt.Jleut, leW ir.oaJpt _,. .. ( Nkrw euctpl UN s. fi ...,. Cµlprits Smashed Plate Glass """w .:::.. from M f D DLIP OIT . Thur�y. Dec. 22, 1960 Weather Thieves Get Only 12 Class Rings, No Money In Theft Of PHS Pr�ncipal's Office Safe Copters Begin Rescues • tor c:.ir:::.,:: $ff·•.• S129·00 Dnoled To TM lnterui. Of The Mei1,-Ma.ot1 A rea Pomeroy-MiddleP9rt, t entine at y l' e -----Ohio, --------;-----''------1 VOL XII NO. 209 -- ---· = .,_ =• BEDROOM sums SOLID MAPII 111111 Roclce:s • l.ol11119 .I.. .1 • I the1 do ' •w ,- llai.t apue. IN our lar8' ..., IIINI p1oe4 trom I fow 00 · • Pslu• _ C ·,i ; . u n !Jll� O h l D 'C ..,.. tlda will .,,. ... ... .... • J l.., ' ' Planes' Pilots , .. . __ J tnu nr I BuairuiH Uen f, Tried To Reach H :Jiu:. ...... ;.. ..... Open �•ry Night Until 9 P.M. From Home Town .. = .. -Snt p .. · 1 • . + • r " r t't1 1 • ' , • ; . ,, s 1 ,. c,-, Mesi�• wll ,., 'f­ Middleport Has Free Parking All This Week Buy /If�rcharult,e ..t.....6:ii $. =' $ Save On Every Item In Our Store Duri�g Sale Boys' White Dress Shirts $1.99 ladill' Dress Coats and Car Coats In Sizes 8 to 22½. Children's Coats, Boys' & Girls' Slzn2 to 14. Nm11wa 'thl .,_ _, _ llld 'io g.i - Sizes 2 to 18 1 tf ;ii, M¥1 blift �I1:e, for • j __ ........,......,.�..... •' � 11 1* . .,. -------·• �I • , Television If ,._, D.\NZIG In Review at they 11A affecllonalelJ tailed. lell us who they rtlllly are. b&trzd'ee-1 IIEIV YOlllt IUPll-''To Toll On my panel show 1<0recanl . lit Trait," -od lb ftlth year I plate Bild Collyer & Co. right be i 'T ve Got a Se<rel , " a ' • 'ff lloodoy nllbt, and. afle,l1 b nd w that has more flex ibility mch prolonged u:po1ure to tt, 1 500 can be more vital, ) and therefore find I cannot tell • � _ ia . _. IIMI "Whal' 1 My Lino?" ,,,. ... la lllandin1 1till And I at the bottom for it ha1 wallowed � -t means •• "111 n. 1 •llppmg, 1n'aofar - •- v l,. __..__. • ,--.....1 art·1,. •�a y"'fHIIIUICO, unmlllpln!U maintaining interttt la cooUdality for years. The bat o( the �· t1antl show■ ii Emili Kovacs' In III lour ,,.,., Ille CBS-TV "Take a Good Look," and the hall-hour 1w hNn In more l bne l reason ii that the panelists and ■lots than an aspirin commercial. Ern ie join in kidding the culottes It 1w become dulled by Ila In- off the panel show fa,·ade. flexible, ritualistic format. The __ fwi-<Unblnatlon Ill the belie ' Dlallal ... Flllag : Ju<I when latDI _.. limited.. I can almolt understand why MilMonday night's anniversary edi- 1 ton berle bothers with that NBC­ Uon.,1 No. 203 In the aeriel, prob- TV bowling show. Mort Sahl turns I ably wiu an almoat exact replica up as Milty's intermission guest. 1 of No. 103 or No. S. 11te rltual I'm beginning to believe Mort has 1tar1a with Uuw -'"• oll trav- 1lven up on TV too. 1 meell11g U ABC-TV'• "Adventurea ht tht -1, ,,,. lour Ill· Parodlae" 1eto anywher, In the pel"fiaod bJ boat 8ud Collyer, ratlnp, Jt wllf he a tribute to lhla try lo oeparllo Ibo lfflulne ""Y movies and th, Brlgllte Bar, article fNln Ibo lwo llbl,m, '11,ey dot formula. batt..i 1-lor-U Monday nlaht, My lateat dlBcovery , M ickey whldt Ill about average, I think. Roonoy and Ouit Nel,on aound o 1be ritual, att.r one round r \allke lf you 1ub1tract the "er-ah­ q -fomlt( b7 tht panel, calla for . uh," lrom Ozzie'• ■oundtr&<k. the prcs¥,tc to IO through theJr __ g11111in1 acta. Aft. the pant1llll1 'the Ch•uel lhflm: A labor■• give their IUftllH , the rJtual call■ tory accident has erased part of for Collyer to utter the cla11k a 12•mlnute videotJped excerpt phr-, "Will Iha ml t0-and-ao from . . Porgy and Be81," whlclt , pllul Mnd up. . Then tha thre■ was to be Included in "The Gio-nh­ contNtanUI !oak • each ot1- for win Veart" apeclal on CBS-TV a eoupfo el beell, move around Sunday, Jen. 15. Tlte aegmenl as If rtady to r.lN whU. the •udl- may bl redone in Callfomll 1lnce •nee IUPI, and oft« tht two de- outdoor lo<atlon, In the New York coy■ lllbtldf tn their teats. the c1rea are snowed under, ttal characttr risel. 'Mie pantl-1 1 "La1 vega1 F1' le, . . a one-hour I Mr11. Simpson, hosteiis. ■erved I iltl poan or laulh, and thl !Jara ___ ________ ' law enforcement ■erleae, ii being refrtshments from a table dceo t·produced for ABC•TV'1 le&I-82 ated for Christmas wiH1 red can­ tch�duie by W�_rn,r �ro•. The 1 dies and grC"tnery and fovors of :.tr ies s1,s of exclusive acces 1, popcorn Sa nla Cla us. Gi(ts were �. I� the hies o! l he I .a� Vegas po- prese nted to Mri. Bertha S..yre , 1 l1co and shenll I olf1te as well 'feache, and Mr,, Laura McKen• ' •� :·run coo�atlon of 1 1 of !he zit' , 11ub8utute teacher. A gift exI Sunday School attendance on , �ity I h.ir�esl resort hotels, Ear- I chunge, from under a b<'auliluJ her, NOC and Ooodton-Todman decorated Christnia1 tree w.p s Dtc. lath wu fS, collection was . 1 announ� plau for a slmllar enjoyed by all. •-•· Tho Happy Huatler1 S u n d a y Mn. Edgar Abbott wu Jn Gal Lu Veg mi strlfls nexty aea,on. NBC-TV'• "Telephone Hour" Schoo Class enjoyed a Turkey lipolls, Monday. l Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier for Frid:.iy, .fan. 6 will include 8 dinner at 6 p. m. at the Methodist I of Thoma1 P'ork vl1lted 'Mr, and repeat telecast of Renata Tl!baldi , Chur(.·h Annex, 'Thursday evening Mra. N1r:man Wey@r1m1Uer and 1Jnglng an aria from "Madame Dec, Uli, dlush� . Diana. Priday mom• Butterfl y" and I preview or a fu. A Christma■ program was pre• 1 tun1 progra.m ln the 1erle1, inf. aent.ed by Mr■ , Maxine Wingett , , . : Mr,. ,Cott Folmer wlll return A I 1 . 8 mlll 10n Ford Foundation followed by • &ift t1change. Ap­ I to Columbus Monday to the grant offers to t-quip up to � new proximately 40 were pre1ent. I White Cro1s Hosplfol for ob1erva- non-commercilil edu<"atlonal TV Mri. Margaret Yott, Mri. Eun­ tlon. She ••• accompanied by 1taUon.a with videotape recording ie Brnker and Mn. Mary Roush Mrt. �!lllam Folmer and Mr.11. equipment. attended the birthday party for 1 Henry -iJohnion of New Haven Th.e new ,tationt must go on vete ran, at Chillicothe Hospital, and M(, lltd Mn. Robert Dal- the air and affiliate with the Na, Thursd oy, Der . 15 ltr of_fomeroy. lional Educational Television Cen- Mr and Mrs Bill MeKenzie Harr,: Glut, · •�o wa■ called ter befor9 1963. anno;mce the birth or their sechere I>;, th odaalh of hi, brother, --ond son, Jeffrey Davi'd , born Dec, vlilllui Mr, and Mn. • hu 14 at Hol,er Ho,pltal, I Willia l\adlonl. ', He !,It Sun· Gr■ndparenta a� Mr1. Laura 1 dayi! fi · Omttany -hI where he le • McKenzie of ltatln• and Mr, and ■lat ' Mra. Rupert I..Md.y of Oak Hill. •Jll be a Christmas pro- Mr■. Orietta Slmp110n W.:tR lloRt. i Th the ehurch Dec. 24. the eu, to the Booster Sunday School Mr. Pearl Martin entered Hol• 1ram :er Hoapital 11 1 patient. I a I t a public welcome. Clas.11 at her home, Thursday Jet 'f'elrnlr of New Taven , evening, Ott. HI. MIH Vera Bet- l'hur■d ay. Veter• with hbJ HI•. In charge of the program, � r. Fr� Cadle entered ,pent the wen: end an1 Hosp1taJ c1t Huntington, W. lfllldparenta, Mr. and Mr,. opened the met'!ling kt . the group ing. Tueoday morn a . V Stoll Folmer. ,inglng ''Then! ' • r1111nK In Tha "The The Chrimnu cantat, I Rkhlrd Clark arrived home Air" followed by Readi ng oly Nativity" �ven w � 111 r H fr ; a olle e. y F id y 1 Scripture fl"9m Luke and Pray , Belban C om . day ovenln1 al toe F,r1t Bapt1tt lhe Miss Ifeeile al,o lllllwly, W: Va. . lo lplllCI nod a " Para• ,. Church, by the &tmor MCI Jun• holidqa with bll parenta, Mr. dox of the Chrlslm Sto r Cholrt directed by Mr■. Hugh and Mn, WIJJlanf Clark. �7 Readings on Chrlstm: were i k> ,' . la, who aUanda Rio en by the momber, ol the clau, Calm,, with Mro. lube! Stmp,on, Edd 1 orKanist and Mr■. Lillian Hayman Grm · ,. arrived home Mn Phyllis Martin president � . Friday the bo1Klay1 with pianl st. alao part• of Mary, · .; wu in chara• cl I.he bu.ineu Paula Hart; Jo..ph: Bill Lake; hla 1 �- and Mra. Wil• •Ion whtn Ibo cllti voled to .,nd 11am Borlela, and family. Shepherd" Geae Hudoon. Char• .oo on I im for forelg11 tu_" Mr. Mr1. Rey Crue11r ta � I le■ Snider and liary Wilford : ,::.. dents at Rio G rande COile WIN nbuq , vl■ltor• Mon 'W isc Men : Mike H1ym11n. David Clara Powell Miu Vera day nlah'-.\ ' Cole, and Craig Cairn,: TravelNew \tinber1 taken lnlo Ilk and Mr,. B1•anche Spencer were Ier■: Mary C'IeIHnd Barbara Cle' mmJ tco Rock Sprln11 Methodld Church appolntcd u nomlnaUn1 land Harry Cleland and Buzz , Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Roi• tee fo r new offi«!r1. Stoa ler, l•nd Radford, Willlom Rodfonl, Bertha Sayre, IIIWJChe Spencer. Mr . .end M u, Ci. ltt Bradiord of i U•flman, Mn. Dore■ Blanche Wattt!r1K11'1, Mabel Rou■h l Mr1. �--J -.- ,Worthington s pent the week end I Arnold and 1dnughler1. Janel and � ade Rou1h, Maggie Shain, Ma-I with Mr, and Mn. A. C. Brad• Mu. Patty Hy1tll and Jtfita rit Uoy, Phylll.A M■rtin, D o r I al r0 .c.. Suy,., Vera Bfel;le, lda HoweU. � weari. n, r. .and II ,.,a1 ser •1 rs. Cltar1es 1 . • ._ s·1mpaon, Clara powe11 and II and chlld ren o( Johnstown spent ', M r. anu -• M u. Wu IInm Sey 1 rlcd '"··"-! of Galllpolil apent Saturday eve- , f. retla Sllnpeon uawered roll rs. ! d wllh n e Wec! ning with Mr. and Ml'I. WIiiiam coll with 1 (.::hrilt,ma■ Scl' iplure : � � n: � r11. rover , 1��r 11nd r. art 1 Yer�. Eichinger Sr. 1 ----------- ----------- pear1 Martin. 1 Mrs. Don.uld McKay of Mr. Vic- : tor)' waa on o..-ernighl gU01t, Thursday of Mr. and l\.fr&. Verne Wuttenon. Mr. and Mr■. Wright Roush of Chllllcothil w•re �uest., Tue,iday nf Mr. and Mn. Henry Rou11h. Mr, and Mr1. Gene Beegle or New Brighton. Pa. were weekend gueats of hil parenta. Mr. and Mr&. Ira Beegle. Mr. and Mrs. Ted MarUch of Olive HUI, Tenn. are guesls of Mr, and Mn. Fred Cadle. 1 Mn. Flo Allwlne and daughter. Mn. Evelyn Trtb of Columbus were guest■ of Rev. F. E. Dunnl Tuesday, • llMold Gennon Is spending few day1 hLII wife from his e1. ployment on U1e river. Mr. and Mn. Harold Holl vi.sited Mr. and Mrs. David Hr By Rattle r..e:&t■kll ter. Chester, Sunday. kworth l Flore"ce L'i m•·rger , Carl Mr. and �'" . 1}';: s••nt ,. 1. of Otsego v1s1ted relatives here · £ew days vdth Mr. and Mrs. o� Sund ay. care for car Ba�k helpiniii! horn '" his o nf ne w is i Rav t d ho co WIIMn \Ir. and . Freeman ' e with mumna •-. �,,.,., of Pm cu11 and ,on, J... II•-• Lawrenct1 and Mrs. Clyde Mra. Curt Mn. and Grove, vllited Mr. Phylll• Ritehll were In ParkersF-•�-•. �ns.:-. S"·•-y. uuua burg recently. Mr. and Mn. Roy Gladman of Mr. and M-. •• Dave Yale■ were 1 Gal11pol11 ■pent Sundiy with Mr. villlinl Mr. and Mrt. Olarles and Mn. Mllo Bigp. Lille 1n Syraeu,e recently, Mr. and Mn. C, W. Ta1', VienSeveral from here allonded the W, Va. . vltft,d Mr. and Mrs . na, D ol A Put Cowtclloro Club Bobcoc,k Sunday. ar Otie of aie.t,r Chrl.■tmao party al Peltl'! Powell and Eu ,i,ne GerClrc1''1 llfftaurimt In Pomeroy , 111a11 vl.■lled Mr. and Mn. liarFriday nJa)tt· old Brewer Monday. !\Ir_ and Mn. Ralph Frank of ! Pvt. Johnnie Hensley ii apendMro. Ger• In f bfl furlough With bfl parents F r., Point, v11lt,d , n, Wil d bur 1 M�:d� �:1:./':�� �� t0 ��: Crystal Bo l f u-.. ,._. � I ==�Ii• •Uac ...., - ...,,., Sunday on.moon callora ofj fll'd Cora Swan, Sunday. Fr,ulerlckl V isiting Mr. and Mra. Charle, , Mr. and Mrs. Cort I were Emerson and Joho Raye■. : Marcinko recently were Patty Wood and ! Mr'!f":1'ath and Tom Marcinko. j �, rr. and Mn. Ivan ! children of Pomero:v and Norman I Vl"litin� Roy Justice SUnday Frederick and family. �- Llndaey Lyol!I m, Tuppers ----•·•--Ph in'!. Bertha Sllleo fl a pallent at MPl'Ut GPnPral HosoltaJ. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young, Porneroy, vlsUed Mr. and Mr■. Lewis Young. Mr, and Mn. Jot Connolly visa pa· , fted Mr, and Mr1. S. A. Ralrden r, Cowdery Marion Mn. 1 I Saturday evening. !lent at SI. Jooeph Ho,pltal. Mr1. Harriot Bryant left for Mr. and Mn. Frank Spraf!Ue, Florida to vlall with her daugh, Reed,vllle. and Ml'9 Helen Wolfe, Chflater. were- vl&Jtlng Mr. and ten. Mrs. Wayne Prince, Sunday eveAr· Re1'n lth vfllted TudNY llm chor, Raedlvflle, &today. nlni, -llata. I I C I Rock Springs News Events 1 Items ) I \ .. I L f ii�;· f I �r I Carnival ·i ( ' -- -- I+;;��-=+• WOLi' PEN Recruit Harley JoHnson le-ft Sunday evenlnl for Fort Ord, Calllornla, when he wtll be 1111tlonod. I Gllfolly llr. and lln. C«ll and son. Stnle, of Athem1. were Sunday vlattot'I ol her p8Anll• Mr. and Mra. Ever,,tt Lambart. Mr. and Mn. J1111e1 Rem,s and laml\J vlalted her 111111 and uncle, Mr. alld Mn. Perry Ann• ■!Md, ,Clrpenttr. Mr1. Hal'Qld GIiiogly and daugh, tor, V!cQ. of Galli poll, II vlaltlng hor plll'l!ltls, Mr. and Mn. Lin• e11ln Ruuell. ,,... • '• •1 11U ........ .... ,.,� ._ u. ... . Ev...U Ray Johnson of Colum_J.:......_\o_ - t9m ehow how vortatll - -'- ..,....... -._ o Hlqln1 It. tie bus Ill ,pending hil vacnllon tllfnp Wr ona: th •� any -.,loye I with hl• pa=Is, Mr. and Mn. ev.r had I _ .__ J-plt JllMl<IIL ' ., , _ ,--. 1119',• )r -- _ we'ff . I ,J.' M!l'.t�� I\� - �·�\r i\ -:A. 11':ch.ra , e ,,,. .,ut ,., ,'luihllfd ""•r� 111.rn.. · , e 11�1efl' 1un v tw "'" Ohl!• Vll " ·, P.1h!l !h\ N uni,,,.ny. 1 10 Mtrhtn>t 51 , Pnm,ra,. ., o Au�•nf',- or, t-f' p1>1.1n• WY 1115' · rur1,• Ph"' • . w•· 2·ll.'\8 En1ered •• ,..,, .,nd �1■u mat1,n,i ,..., .r •• 1b• -' •ffl.,. •• Pomeroy, • "ia11one, 1dnru1:1n1 1'11,.....ll&aUrit lkoll:n..Ui Klm ball , ha • SQ tA� tnn -.v., Ne� Vork C:11)' N11..- "York, Suhmlpllon ,m,1· 0.11.-.rtd i,i ._ 30 cent. Jl'W "' e" w h.,, 1ut 1 at11,, Wteli; one ,•., lt, ldl ■III- •• ,,.. Dally S■ntlnel omc.. IIB.ID •• •o• th.1. r oo, lh,.e month,, 13.• Plf mo 'Jf roUl,it .,ii..,., 1v1111tioi., .0IJ mc1111 h II oo 8y m.1111 ri■ ¥Hr. 111tb,fa :� monlb .. 14.25: lbrN ' IIIGll • lh10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinka were visiting Mr. and Mr,. Val Hartung, Chester, and Mr. and Mrs. Cltarleo Marcinko, Sr., ova ti le week end. 50 SUITED FOR CHRISTMAS AND AFTER . . . Give him what he needs • . • Mrs, Gra<e Louden nc.r.eil word of the death oJ her brothe,.. . n -I Sam Daniela' ol PellltB)'l�an�:.• Arrow Harold and Eugene Gel'lltlD were vl.■!Uttg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence recently, Mr. and Mrs. Zem Pierce 'I'll­ ited Mr. and Mn. Barn Calvert. Sunday. Mr. Pierce 's gnmdson, Ralph, returned homt with them • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chevalier and son are visiting in Florida. Deaver Curtis, Ron Clary George Purooe were vislllng Mr. an dMn. L. D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Oorsel arklnl visiled Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wamsley of Cheshire, Saturday. John Boyd and Mr. Sayre cl the Union Barge Line visited Mr. and Mn. Zem Pierce recenUy. -Vlol<C - ana IAMILD IAI.U SOAI . GEORGE ROMNEY Prt1fd1nt, A m1rlcu11 Motor, Corporation Rambler'■ rise to a fOJI pofltlon hu PIii u1 In pout1on to •ndtrtake • new cn11de. This propam. •hlch covld proYIH l(l'caler llldMdual and nalio.oal btMflto than at1Y M',e yet undtrtako ,. ralll for cu11om1:r Pl")KNliill sharlq. As volume goe:� up. c01t1 come down. So, sharing economkt that would l't!liul1 from a .50,C Rambler aale1 g.1tn over la.ii year for the peri� od December through March could provide paymenta to cuuomcrs of $ 1 1,698,062. Bui. before prdentlng our new Rambler Cnl!ladc, let me review 1101TN.1 highlights of the flm one. When we forgeJ our ba�ic: Rambler cpncept!, U.S. can were in a size, hor9epower and stylinr,<hange taco \hat 1-011 the car buyer money. So, we developed 1he com�. economical. modernly •.n,i:l..,nid Rambler. Ja C,,o YIIR, llaular'1 ... cent of muket !tu lllON tltu doublod. Fm die lul 31 llllalfllll -. ltutl,fw ■ales ha,e atablllltt,I a new record (or 1'11 mOBtb. We want to COlltlaae tblt arowdl bJ YDI - bttter. .....r,. IAMILU Our new Rambler crusade, like our compact crusade, 11 bated on ,haring Rambler pro&NH with car buyen. We belle,e lht new Ra.W.. a tie 1w dmol, lfpl1ka-. Ow coaniry cumndy la n,-te,,daa a mfftl ..,.. ltOOllc -.ion-wltli rt11tJa fOftlp cotl,.cltlDl ... __ of dle doflar. 0. ..,._ �ten are ca ulderiq .,.nlal - a• lm,oraliDI ti can Ill' ._ LI.S. - from .-.. '1111n II • -1 '"'flt ,._,_., Wo -■ lbe ...... dnale -­ oomlc - Ill ._, nfatlffly too llllldt o1 t1.. hit <1 .-..i etrort he, liff• flOi"I lo a few well -•l•N <COJl<!mk: lf'OII.., IOI te die '41111UINI'. ' CUltOMIII fO SHAii tHI NIW CIUIADI IAMILII NOOIUI We dedded tltero wu -hfna ,n -W do. We deddNI to ..... !nn,n ,r■t11• •JIit ALL _,_ take ""° aG, 165 '5, 1 1 4 hi all -,, "llJYll'(S)" 11tH111 I Jlb',oll •AP k�y t1e1.i..., flf ■ uw Rambler or new MtlNJpOlitu klONa Deoem., I, 1960. ud Marcil 31, 1961, from an ■-flo4 Ramlller dal,r (txdlllllOK "'"....... ...., • .,.... tlte11 of 1h11 heaellt of ocWldonal - ""'""" doo rinlthta from furtfter ,..;.... hi lablar .._ ,ol._ 1\11 - -a • altarfna wftlt Ram­ bler _,.. ..... lht ,1.moetlt period ,nt ""• - (Serlaa E) wit� a -twfty ..... - 93,6'!9,890 (IOjg taltto fttfflUO), ID -524,930,7!!0 . (!!0'5 -). !IN cliar1 ,., ti..,,. -wr.. CONIUMIII IINIPltl PROM LOWII PRICIS W ha. has chis Jone? h has in­ cre-ued our uiet-made ua a vi�orou,a new compcdti've fac1or, compclhng oil compo1ilon to introduce compact can. Their compacl can un'lualionably an bolter bllyt than tltelr bi1 cars, b<,. �au.se their big cars Jon't have the compacu' advanced enginoering. .Delptte these movm te meet llam­ bltt coa,pctltlon, Rambler A.fflca■ -II are now prfce,1 not oolr -.. -lltffllto bll cars bul llefow ..ir etatN._ to111pilt11 111 MIL ·1n addition, R �mt !i.:n prov�e cus­ tomcn IC\ICl'II exclu!lve llll&lb!c-frw - -- . ------ Ila•• .. ____ _ Mrs. Bryant Is Hospital Patient + - JI,, la-T, nttltl Nn font hfll 0Slllrlllf' lH tho- NO. don'1 •IM•W. _.,_ ◄ ....r, _ .11...,, ...,� "'.""" R,, Mllt. _j _. ....- � ,-- •-•"'";;.- � "' � •- .. f•, ...... . . .. . ..., •••r:. _.,__,.......__..._ ._,_._._______ ....... _ . -·r- -.. . . Even Sant. He'll really a:o for one of these rugged, rich looking, full bod ied coats. The sur• face interest tenure is provided in stfip­ es, plaids, checkl - conservative or bold. Choose now from our laJWe selec• lion of fine year 'round weight Sport Coats and use our U.y-Away Plan. SILHOUEIIE LUGGAGE ls A Must '25 DUNMORE MEEKER Pajamas $3.98 to $7.98 Robes $5.98 to $1 7.95 SWANK Jewelry $1. to $10.00 SPORT Shirts '$2.93 to $13.95 Sox . . · . . · 75c to $2.95 BHlfolds $4.95 • $ 1 7.50 BEAU BRUMMELL Ties · . . · $1.50 to $2.50 BOYCE Gloves · · $3.98 to $6.98 ' So Right For Your Man JACKETS 1o $45 All Luwie htiti&led Free Of Cbltl'ge Select his extra alack, from our wide range of gabardi nes, flannel& and worst• eds i n 1h.ading11 that are SUN to natter hi.a wardrobe. Choose from plain front or pleated models. INTERWOV�N ' New Samsonite $J7,9s FAULT LESS Il -, ,, A Mtut On Your Li,,t ID 1o " Evans Slippers say "Meny Chrlltmas" In a eom, fortable way. We have these famoW1 lllppen la a wide selection of styles and colon. s19.,s s45.oo $5.9a Geh s5 ,9s .. $JQ·9s A SPORT COAT SLACKS... i FOR CHRISTMAS A Big Item On His Want list � I ! EVANS SLIPPERS Other Topcoab Priced From $38.75 . . I' Give Him What Ht Wants SWEATERS S6·'' s19.,s ID No matter what 1t)'le rweater :,our S.Ot.a Uk.., you 'll be able lo find II In our larfe selection of lleevelea. pullover and button sweaters. lAmbawool, bulk knita, and or­ Jons to choose from in tbe 1ta0n'1 beat rolo1"1. Shop aow and use our Lly•Awq Plan. GM HIM QUALITY ••• FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR OUTDOOR WEAR Gift him with a jacket that will keep winter chills away. Select bis favorite atyle from waist length jackets, hip length styles, and 1uburban coats in fabrics of nylon, dacron and cotton, 4uilt lined ,ahardines and warm made. Soc1'ety News ,. .. Somo may 1ay - company can'I do much about national prob. leml u big and complel at - cited a-. Woll, that's what lkeptlca IOid about llombler't tint cruoatle. Let'• nmerribor, every .g,<111 tbilt& la bonl 1mdl, If thil aew bmbltr Clllllcfo la righ� tt <all •- 111d apl'Nd, jllll u Illa compact car conoepl- dld. , These super wool fabrics are hJs pauport to luxurious living, tailored by J & F into excep­ tionall.v fine topcoats. They'll offer him unmatch­ ed wearing pleasure, comfortable fit, complete proteetion against the elemenll and a comb!na­ tion of texture and color work aeldom found ta such moderately priced outer coat,. Shop now and u�e our Lay-Away Plan. \lNIRCCCCCl&cll t ,. y•Aw1ay Plan. encl B8Shan •doe'• - .......,. � .....,,.,....,. ...,,., .....''""',..,.........,""_' ·-- ....-<o..,_ ..,. Jt,• .., _.,, ffill,< itt,,f ·· '°" gom_. ,._,_Ina ltooMmy" .,NCW ,., _,.,. ,.., " "" ltttal ""'1, The Uit.. 111 00I J'II Iii lCftwty u fhoWa. &MN la a INll lquilllJM; diYWoe of I� prOl.ludi•it1 uau-., he will get tU.t w■J, 0.. ot lhl thl'NI Alilllrimn pellps Iba lat p and Kt u ••:rnpl 0ir au WiU 1111 aptuNllll 1111. lloll& willli dtt INII Ill will �. • ° I BJ 1urprflin1 bim with a K.inprldJo wunted 1uit tlw Christmu you'll be glvhlf him a Sult that 1■ top, In ltfle, uallty and fit, Our hand&ome new p,ittern effect, of K.inpridge Sult, will 1he ou abundallt proof of jull how diver■!ed hla wardrobe can bo. llau JOU!' telection now and tlMI our eonvenient & F oT You ••eryth... !O pfa ... nollJ. 1111 to '- IIJ' )olalas dtlo ......._ TM ame IIJ true tor -. l'ou a•'t ic.. Ntause ltmMlen an lietter thu Illa can ud IN belt of tht eompacu. Ralllblen ara ..,.. tree, IIIOre uet'DI, lower prk:ed. Yoe aab yow n,plar deal la tho nplar ,ray for a new Rambler. \'.. - ., shuo proportl-toly la lht -ia aid prodlb olhlfl(ter llambw ,.._ fa Dt<etllber, INO, ud doe Int - -lflo ol 1'61. We gain by •�ulring more Rambler owiiera, whicll """ malte out growing market even larger In the n.um,. That'1 bec■u■e Rambler owner• become Rambar lllelmen and art the 1DOlt loyal "n,peat of any Dtako. Adi ,_ 1111 ·- 1111 Ralllblw.t1111jolntlltl1 'II a Jola • la 1--. Ola dN OD the al eqllltabiJ ■hufJ• ......., -• •1111 ALL . ,....._.. lt'tito WHOLE NATION $69.95 s49.,s s59.,s i: 't. Reedsville Social Notes '"+'I?- i,, - -• -• by Olllffl. by J ' '• i SU ITS TO PCOATS ;, iJ \h 10TH CUSTOMIII AND AMIIICAN MOTORS GAIN ··••tide, t;i: '.,,. Shirts FASHIONABLE MAN News, Events h,426 UO..U t#Ut.lJ dll/NtJ, '"11 ,tOOb MI ...., ::ici:::. Bccam of lo,v volume, wt had to prke our flnt Rambler Americana about equal with Chenole1 and Ford, tradidonally "1owe111 priced."' A1 our output and economiel f• ....,.d, ,n ._..,. Cho n,s•ltln1 ...,. ooml< -.,.... w!IIJ RaoalJler ..,. IOIIIIIL DHllil•• ••n.tlon, we kepi pri1,,.-es low. Wt allO coace11h'l.tHI OIi durabOity ... 41ll0Hty, Thet ii OJ lloabl,r OX• tlll 1■ tra■lllr fNe OpeNlloa, u lhowa • THE Clifton It m e s -� n WI& PAY YOU TO IUY NOW. Thil lllllque prognm ii c:wnu1,t1,, lftd retro­ aeu� Buly bu.yon can pt mo■:e. but ntltr leu bond,, lhllll buyen in IUCONdlnl months. Your Rambltr dt&Jet will be happy to aJv• you the oomplctc, d■tail■ of ths plan b1H here 11 a quick eu.mplo of bow ll l¥orkl and keept on wortl111 for )'OU: If Oeelmbn It.ambler deJiveriH inc:reue 209. ovor lul December, December buytra at new Ramblen Of MiMrOpolll&na will ro;:elve $50 bonda, Al che fo11r-month period Protl'II.., lddltlOIUII boRda will be O\lilod to the D«iember buyen each timer tht aamµlllltlvt 1&.IN l'NCh I hiaf,er bond pay.t,eDI uM level. Also, tf saJet Increase for tho four-month period exceed11, mo. proportloaa111 additw;m&I paym•nu will be made 10 an bu)·u1 durin1 1ny ol lbe four,monlhl. NOTl1 �'I' rom 1s, ,,.,... 1&11 ffl 11111 111111 WI IW �� ;.';.t.·.;4 ■ __ ,_ �v.-, FOR ' r·t tz�'- -".' 1 1' temporaries, but the supply cerBy GAY PAULEY / UPI Women's Editor tainly grows each year as house' rf;. f., ,.4, :I NEW YORK CUPD - Any lime wives especially find they can lheir !he man or the house eomplains pick their jobs and work at , lhat he'll never Wlderstand wom- convenience. m, teU him about the plight of Most employers find tempor• rary help fully productive, he Graham. J , ..,. · .·• ji Graham'& job is trying to un- said, "because they don't itay lerstand, to encourage, supervise around long enough to pick u� and often act as father-confessor the bad habits of the regular of­ lo not one woman, but 70,000 fiee force . , . the long cofree : break _ . _ the hours using the ! lemales. The jovial Mr. G, a' married telephone for personal calls." IIUUJ in hia 40'8, isn't sure how But he ccnceded some women well be understands them yet, but were not cut out for the type of he h88 survived eight years of job. "The woman has to be able being surrounded by women in to adapt quickly to moving (rom hi& role a.s vice president or the one assignment to another," said Kelly Girl Service, Inc., special- Graham. "U she's the type who ists in providing white collar help wants to do everything her way, she will have trouble. " on a temporary basis. The average woman with his in "SQlnetimes," said Graham is 37½. years old, is SMOKE RINGS?-A home In adorganization lhe an interview, "I just take Parma, Ohio, .ts capped by vice of one or my regional man- married, has two children, and crazy apinled chimney. Each agers. He said wateh for prob- may work , at 10 difr'erent jobs brick ftue makes a I ¾-turn twist. A bricklayer built Ille lems during the fuU or the moon." during a year. home for himself. Age No Barrier His firm, with headquarters in 78, lo 18 from is range age The organiDetroit. ii one of several zallons in the fairly new field or with quite a few women over 65 providing temporary workers for enrolled. "We judge on ability bUBines5 and industry. Kelly is an4 personality," said Graham, the largest all-girl ' organization, "nM Oil age." he said, wUh 7U,OOO women on Grah� said the most frequent customm:'5 for �mporary white The Clifton Parent and Teachits payroll. eollar elllp ate insurance, auto- er Association held Its annual Dlffen Fnm Part-Time from motive, �troleu�, food and dru�, Christmas party Wednl!sday night differs help Temporary _ part • time help, Graham ex- and banking buSmesses. But his of last week. a pol luck lunch was plained, · because a woman can finn has supplied help to United served and gift exchange was be on a temporary assignments Nations missions, to the U.S. gov h Id cb g from one week to several months, ernment, and lo numerous celebClift 0 r ade s ool pre. . and then take as mueh time at rities ranging from Tisa Maxwell senled • I1 s annua1 Ch nstmas prohome u she wants before she to Tenne.ssee Wi·iriams. gram Monday night in the school . reports ready for another job. An assignment at the home of aud"to I r1um. Part • time ta A permanent ar- actress Jeannette MacDonald led Mr. Pearl Nicholsori: wlll return to a movie contract for Susan rangement. (The 1:1 .S. Labor Department Kelly, 22, of Seminole, Okla. She home Tuesday for fourteen days estimates that women make up originally had moved to Los An- lo be with his family for Chrisl­ flO per cent of the nation's part- geles to become a teacher, but mas, He is a patient at the Vet­ through Miss MacDonald met a erans Hospital i n Huntington, W. Ume labor force. l Graham aaid it was hard to director Who gave her a screen Va. After returning to the hospit­ Htimate the number of women test, put her in a television se- .ul he is lo undergo surgery. ries, and now has cast her in 'n Mrs. Walter Blake motored to Kentucky last Tuesday with her movie role. regto run a also seem brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hes­ "We said bureau," matrimonial son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hes­ ular Graham. "Most of our women son of Columbus, 0. are already married, but those Mrs. �I � Johnson and Alfred single ones . . . well you know Rou sh visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Zenith Q. Chevalelr who h a s how it is around an office. The and Dolas Tolliver at Tolliver been takng training in helicopter new girl Is the one lhe men look , W. VA Sunduy. Glenw ood mechanic; course al Memphis, over. We ' ve hod a few who Tann., will arrive here n e x l nabbed the boss's son. and I Jan Newell Cheshire, Mr. Thursday to vlalt his parents, Mr. don ' t know how many babies are nnd Mrs. Don Quisenberry and and M rs. Edward Chevalelr. Af- named for us.'' family of Syracuse visited Mr. and -----ter the wo weeks leave he �11 Mrs. Oscar Henry Sunday a n d go to a new locaton as des1gMonday. nnted by the Navy. Mr . .und Mrs. Elmer Van Meter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering and family visited Mr. and Mrs. were business vsitors in MiddleBob Greer at Point Pleasant Sunport Thursday. day. Fred Frzzle, who has been a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley' Colley medical patient ln lhe Meigs Gen- By :11.'lri. A, H. Batley anJ family of New Haven called eral hospital returned h o m e Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dye and 00 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis re. fomil.Y of Killbuck spent weekend I cently Friday. Miss Sharon Hayman of Indian with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balla.rd Mrs: Betty Call, Mrs, Mable Run visited here Friday w i t h and Mr . . and Mrs. Grover White Johnson and Mrs. Irene Kelley and Dons. Mrs. Clifford Adams. were shopping in Parkersburg Mr. a�d Mrs. Joe Lawrence Tuesday. Mr. and Mu. J!'rank Bise, Mary for­ Frances, Deloris, Jacqueline and and fanuly spent Sunday wth r s. M nnd Mr. rnls, pa mer's a c for r Freddie were in Lancaste Ha:u1el. or Lawrence James brotherweekend visit with hls / bl-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Orr spent Sunday evening with Mr. and ; Mrs. R. F. Bryant of New Havtxinver Brown. Mrs. Norman Rose and family of en Is a palient in St. Joseph's Devore of Mrs. Eldon Rev. and Grove. Pine I Hospital in Parkersburg after sul• visitors recent Mariela were orks on who O'Conner Ed "; _ 0. , 1 fering a broken hip In a fall at he.re. wife with his weekend spent boat a p p o J o( le her home early Monday morning. GrossniCk Herman family. and Mon here I Mrs. Bryant tell at about 8 : �o visitor bW1inesa a was Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ballard a.m. and was not found until 10 day. Eugene F l e l d s and Wayne spent Friday end Saturday with a.m, She was helpe:I into h e r Che"·olier were at Lottrdge Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morrson or home by neighbors. Prelimlnary I1 examination dld not re\'eal the :lay to visit the latter's unde Rock Castle, W. Vii, ind aunl, Mr. and Mrs, J o h n Clint and Billy Orr mdae a busl- extent of her injur.tes. (.ater f!X• nen trip lo Washington C o u r t amination showed that she had a :tte,·a lif'r. i brokrn hip and she was taken lo Mra Ne-ltie Cowdery ls In � Houae Monday. lumht1!> !nr a Yisit with her adugh- Mrs. Mary McKay was &hop- I l he hospital. -- - ------!er. \lr1 Ruth Barthelmu and ping ln Gallipolis Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Sorden her i.ister. Mrs. Louise Headley i,tlaer ,.lal Ives. Mr and Mra. Arlie Marks of gr�n Mark, Eagle Ridge. I Mrs. .Marie Robert, daughter K,.no v"ltfled here Sunday with Ms spent ' Wednesday evening with Audell, Mrs. Maggi!! Lovet were pi.r�n11. �r. a n d Mrt. J_ S. Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr ' shoppinl,l: in Gallipolis �fonCny. Erneat �ler of Offutt A rl Mr. and rs. Billy Orr and sons n�rks , \ <.;hr.-lmM procram wUJ be Bue of Orilaho. Neb. is spending spent weekend wth the CJint Orr r .. p �C"f1:•1 11111 the ReednlDt 111111.b- bJa bollday ueaUOQ with bis wife (amly. Ch\lldl <lwillmae ..._ • • , ud daughttr. Randal Roberts and siser, Au.''; '"� 81N and (amUy wen ,. Mn. Charla, Lanson and ram- dell were shopping in Parkers· c .. : ,_ al ·aupr Gme. lly el Falrvinr a"""1 liullda, with I bur&·--' 1 1/ Women's NOW PAY- TO �IIUYIII MIL a DffllMINID IN AMUICAN MIITOU' CUIT- PIOOHSS SHARING PIOIIIIAM IUYIII • IICIIYI BOND PAYMENT SAL■ & LIIV ■ l.9 If lALN U.I, SAVINGS All UP IONDI DICIM- JANUAIY HIRUAIY MA.ICM (Drl.,..... 111111, (Dll.� 111110 �(0. •., 121 41,247 t7,671 140, 42,Ul 91,119 130.796 112,IIS 1 100 H,214 71 169,120 14Mt ' 1 21,411 36,191 $ IO 71, IU 1 1 2,1 1 1 116,757 U,111 $ 25 71,621 102,761 141,694 · oriJinal View . 1, 1 --• KINGSRIDGE , Yes, the best way to make yourr man happy this Christmas ii with l _Anow Shirt.a. Ch0068 from crilp �whites, aolid colors and fancy pat­ terns - many wash and wear fab� fries, in A variety of collar 1t}'lea. I\NYTHJNG GO�ne-horse sleigh makes a triumphant returu In mow-clogged New • ·.,rt City. - ■ . ' For Every Man On Your List, - (I._ .. I believe participation by all consumers In . economic sprogress la absolutely necessary In meeting the nation"• economic needs. 11 engineering advances 111Ch II the acid­ proor, ruatproor Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe. TIie Rambler lino lncfwlel C1treo buio 11>ot or c:ompact can-Rambler Amcrioan, Rambltt Clasolc and Am• bulldor, the latter two dovelopod after the American ■orioo. At HASKINS-TANNER In GalDporlS You'll, flllCI • • • ---------- Why You Should Join ·Rambler's New Crusade For Adequate Progress Sharing With Customers Society Notes I Dally SenUMI, Pllmercy-Mtddleport, 0., Dec. 22, 1 960-3 1 'k " ANNOUNCING PAYMENTS TO RAMBLER BUYERS AS RAMBLER'S SALES VOLUME INCREASES ' Rae 11e r .'HE D...._,,, y �-: f-:\ 1)', ,,;i, 1 ,J I ,' • _ Due I t 2-Dally Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middl eport , 0 . , Dec 22 1 r ·o \ Oak Hill Social Items 1 ·, s19,95 From :I You11 •preod bla cheer tltrouclt all U. year with this quality 11ft for Cltr1■tmu. How happy he'll be when be - Ju lovorlte Flonhelm aboe aaleuled bJ' ,_ from our oulllantlfllc aeleetloa et ,._,. heim altoel. GIVE HIM A STETSON CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE Here's a new, non] way to give a gift be really went, - a cay miniature hat box _ _ _ _ The ter• tificate inside will be the tip-off that a Stetson Hat awaits him _ _ _ he chooses from our vast seledi<",n of styles and colors. STETSON HATS ARE PRICED FROM $10.95 TO $1 5.95 Bo ys' SWEATERS s4.,a s12-'s to This sea.,on our n,uter selec­ tion is biga:er and better than ever before IO ■elect for )'Our boy • gift that he'll really 1p, preclate. WE ARE COOPERAYING IN GALLIPOLIS SHOP-A-RAMA Boys' Jacbll ·� ' & Sul,•••• Boys' long SIHve .iPORT SHIRTS Boyt 10 for bandlome brliht colors in Sport Shirt, - and we btve a 1harp aelection of pai1ley. prints, plaid■ & 1trlpeL Sizes 8 to 20. s5.t1 AVE. ----- - W--'--------- sz.1·.95 Tbmo 1■ llllll t Jot el winter -Iba allead • why DOI live :,out boJ a jacltet for the 1'lfl(ed eol4 lo teep him • - u lout, Cb09N llOW ,,_ our WW• otledlon ID aD the illalt aty1-, ,­ and eolor& S1ao ,,to 11, HASKINS-TANNER 332-2ND. to GAlll"°IIS t OPEN TO 9 P. M, T1tun. & J J I "" M C.. I NL1A: � �I • , Television If ,._, D.\NZIG In Review at they 11A affecllonalelJ tailed. lell us who they rtlllly are. b&trzd'ee-1 IIEIV YOlllt IUPll-''To Toll On my panel show 1<0recanl . lit Trait," -od lb ftlth year I plate Bild Collyer & Co. right be i 'T ve Got a Se<rel , " a ' • 'ff lloodoy nllbt, and. afle,l1 b nd w that has more flex ibility mch prolonged u:po1ure to tt, 1 500 can be more vital, ) and therefore find I cannot tell • � _ ia . _. IIMI "Whal' 1 My Lino?" ,,,. ... la lllandin1 1till And I at the bottom for it ha1 wallowed � -t means •• "111 n. 1 •llppmg, 1n'aofar - •- v l,. __..__. • ,--.....1 art·1,. •�a y"'fHIIIUICO, unmlllpln!U maintaining interttt la cooUdality for years. The bat o( the �· t1antl show■ ii Emili Kovacs' In III lour ,,.,., Ille CBS-TV "Take a Good Look," and the hall-hour 1w hNn In more l bne l reason ii that the panelists and ■lots than an aspirin commercial. Ern ie join in kidding the culottes It 1w become dulled by Ila In- off the panel show fa,·ade. flexible, ritualistic format. The __ fwi-<Unblnatlon Ill the belie ' Dlallal ... Flllag : Ju<I when latDI _.. limited.. I can almolt understand why MilMonday night's anniversary edi- 1 ton berle bothers with that NBC­ Uon.,1 No. 203 In the aeriel, prob- TV bowling show. Mort Sahl turns I ably wiu an almoat exact replica up as Milty's intermission guest. 1 of No. 103 or No. S. 11te rltual I'm beginning to believe Mort has 1tar1a with Uuw -'"• oll trav- 1lven up on TV too. 1 meell11g U ABC-TV'• "Adventurea ht tht -1, ,,,. lour Ill· Parodlae" 1eto anywher, In the pel"fiaod bJ boat 8ud Collyer, ratlnp, Jt wllf he a tribute to lhla try lo oeparllo Ibo lfflulne ""Y movies and th, Brlgllte Bar, article fNln Ibo lwo llbl,m, '11,ey dot formula. batt..i 1-lor-U Monday nlaht, My lateat dlBcovery , M ickey whldt Ill about average, I think. Roonoy and Ouit Nel,on aound o 1be ritual, att.r one round r \allke lf you 1ub1tract the "er-ah­ q -fomlt( b7 tht panel, calla for . uh," lrom Ozzie'• ■oundtr&<k. the prcs¥,tc to IO through theJr __ g11111in1 acta. Aft. the pant1llll1 'the Ch•uel lhflm: A labor■• give their IUftllH , the rJtual call■ tory accident has erased part of for Collyer to utter the cla11k a 12•mlnute videotJped excerpt phr-, "Will Iha ml t0-and-ao from . . Porgy and Be81," whlclt , pllul Mnd up. . Then tha thre■ was to be Included in "The Gio-nh­ contNtanUI !oak • each ot1- for win Veart" apeclal on CBS-TV a eoupfo el beell, move around Sunday, Jen. 15. Tlte aegmenl as If rtady to r.lN whU. the •udl- may bl redone in Callfomll 1lnce •nee IUPI, and oft« tht two de- outdoor lo<atlon, In the New York coy■ lllbtldf tn their teats. the c1rea are snowed under, ttal characttr risel. 'Mie pantl-1 1 "La1 vega1 F1' le, . . a one-hour I Mr11. Simpson, hosteiis. ■erved I iltl poan or laulh, and thl !Jara ___ ________ ' law enforcement ■erleae, ii being refrtshments from a table dceo t·produced for ABC•TV'1 le&I-82 ated for Christmas wiH1 red can­ tch�duie by W�_rn,r �ro•. The 1 dies and grC"tnery and fovors of :.tr ies s1,s of exclusive acces 1, popcorn Sa nla Cla us. Gi(ts were �. I� the hies o! l he I .a� Vegas po- prese nted to Mri. Bertha S..yre , 1 l1co and shenll I olf1te as well 'feache, and Mr,, Laura McKen• ' •� :·run coo�atlon of 1 1 of !he zit' , 11ub8utute teacher. A gift exI Sunday School attendance on , �ity I h.ir�esl resort hotels, Ear- I chunge, from under a b<'auliluJ her, NOC and Ooodton-Todman decorated Christnia1 tree w.p s Dtc. lath wu fS, collection was . 1 announ� plau for a slmllar enjoyed by all. •-•· Tho Happy Huatler1 S u n d a y Mn. Edgar Abbott wu Jn Gal Lu Veg mi strlfls nexty aea,on. NBC-TV'• "Telephone Hour" Schoo Class enjoyed a Turkey lipolls, Monday. l Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier for Frid:.iy, .fan. 6 will include 8 dinner at 6 p. m. at the Methodist I of Thoma1 P'ork vl1lted 'Mr, and repeat telecast of Renata Tl!baldi , Chur(.·h Annex, 'Thursday evening Mra. N1r:man Wey@r1m1Uer and 1Jnglng an aria from "Madame Dec, Uli, dlush� . Diana. Priday mom• Butterfl y" and I preview or a fu. A Christma■ program was pre• 1 tun1 progra.m ln the 1erle1, inf. aent.ed by Mr■ , Maxine Wingett , , . : Mr,. ,Cott Folmer wlll return A I 1 . 8 mlll 10n Ford Foundation followed by • &ift t1change. Ap­ I to Columbus Monday to the grant offers to t-quip up to � new proximately 40 were pre1ent. I White Cro1s Hosplfol for ob1erva- non-commercilil edu<"atlonal TV Mri. Margaret Yott, Mri. Eun­ tlon. She ••• accompanied by 1taUon.a with videotape recording ie Brnker and Mn. Mary Roush Mrt. �!lllam Folmer and Mr.11. equipment. attended the birthday party for 1 Henry -iJohnion of New Haven Th.e new ,tationt must go on vete ran, at Chillicothe Hospital, and M(, lltd Mn. Robert Dal- the air and affiliate with the Na, Thursd oy, Der . 15 ltr of_fomeroy. lional Educational Television Cen- Mr and Mrs Bill MeKenzie Harr,: Glut, · •�o wa■ called ter befor9 1963. anno;mce the birth or their sechere I>;, th odaalh of hi, brother, --ond son, Jeffrey Davi'd , born Dec, vlilllui Mr, and Mn. • hu 14 at Hol,er Ho,pltal, I Willia l\adlonl. ', He !,It Sun· Gr■ndparenta a� Mr1. Laura 1 dayi! fi · Omttany -hI where he le • McKenzie of ltatln• and Mr, and ■lat ' Mra. Rupert I..Md.y of Oak Hill. •Jll be a Christmas pro- Mr■. Orietta Slmp110n W.:tR lloRt. i Th the ehurch Dec. 24. the eu, to the Booster Sunday School Mr. Pearl Martin entered Hol• 1ram :er Hoapital 11 1 patient. I a I t a public welcome. Clas.11 at her home, Thursday Jet 'f'elrnlr of New Taven , evening, Ott. HI. MIH Vera Bet- l'hur■d ay. Veter• with hbJ HI•. In charge of the program, � r. Fr� Cadle entered ,pent the wen: end an1 Hosp1taJ c1t Huntington, W. lfllldparenta, Mr. and Mr,. opened the met'!ling kt . the group ing. Tueoday morn a . V Stoll Folmer. ,inglng ''Then! ' • r1111nK In Tha "The The Chrimnu cantat, I Rkhlrd Clark arrived home Air" followed by Readi ng oly Nativity" �ven w � 111 r H fr ; a olle e. y F id y 1 Scripture fl"9m Luke and Pray , Belban C om . day ovenln1 al toe F,r1t Bapt1tt lhe Miss Ifeeile al,o lllllwly, W: Va. . lo lplllCI nod a " Para• ,. Church, by the &tmor MCI Jun• holidqa with bll parenta, Mr. dox of the Chrlslm Sto r Cholrt directed by Mr■. Hugh and Mn, WIJJlanf Clark. �7 Readings on Chrlstm: were i k> ,' . la, who aUanda Rio en by the momber, ol the clau, Calm,, with Mro. lube! Stmp,on, Edd 1 orKanist and Mr■. Lillian Hayman Grm · ,. arrived home Mn Phyllis Martin president � . Friday the bo1Klay1 with pianl st. alao part• of Mary, · .; wu in chara• cl I.he bu.ineu Paula Hart; Jo..ph: Bill Lake; hla 1 �- and Mra. Wil• •Ion whtn Ibo cllti voled to .,nd 11am Borlela, and family. Shepherd" Geae Hudoon. Char• .oo on I im for forelg11 tu_" Mr. Mr1. Rey Crue11r ta � I le■ Snider and liary Wilford : ,::.. dents at Rio G rande COile WIN nbuq , vl■ltor• Mon 'W isc Men : Mike H1ym11n. David Clara Powell Miu Vera day nlah'-.\ ' Cole, and Craig Cairn,: TravelNew \tinber1 taken lnlo Ilk and Mr,. B1•anche Spencer were Ier■: Mary C'IeIHnd Barbara Cle' mmJ tco Rock Sprln11 Methodld Church appolntcd u nomlnaUn1 land Harry Cleland and Buzz , Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Roi• tee fo r new offi«!r1. Stoa ler, l•nd Radford, Willlom Rodfonl, Bertha Sayre, IIIWJChe Spencer. Mr . .end M u, Ci. ltt Bradiord of i U•flman, Mn. Dore■ Blanche Wattt!r1K11'1, Mabel Rou■h l Mr1. �--J -.- ,Worthington s pent the week end I Arnold and 1dnughler1. Janel and � ade Rou1h, Maggie Shain, Ma-I with Mr, and Mn. A. C. Brad• Mu. Patty Hy1tll and Jtfita rit Uoy, Phylll.A M■rtin, D o r I al r0 .c.. Suy,., Vera Bfel;le, lda HoweU. � weari. n, r. .and II ,.,a1 ser •1 rs. Cltar1es 1 . • ._ s·1mpaon, Clara powe11 and II and chlld ren o( Johnstown spent ', M r. anu -• M u. Wu IInm Sey 1 rlcd '"··"-! of Galllpolil apent Saturday eve- , f. retla Sllnpeon uawered roll rs. ! d wllh n e Wec! ning with Mr. and Ml'I. WIiiiam coll with 1 (.::hrilt,ma■ Scl' iplure : � � n: � r11. rover , 1��r 11nd r. art 1 Yer�. Eichinger Sr. 1 ----------- ----------- pear1 Martin. 1 Mrs. Don.uld McKay of Mr. Vic- : tor)' waa on o..-ernighl gU01t, Thursday of Mr. and l\.fr&. Verne Wuttenon. Mr. and Mr■. Wright Roush of Chllllcothil w•re �uest., Tue,iday nf Mr. and Mn. Henry Rou11h. Mr, and Mr1. Gene Beegle or New Brighton. Pa. were weekend gueats of hil parenta. Mr. and Mr&. Ira Beegle. Mr. and Mrs. Ted MarUch of Olive HUI, Tenn. are guesls of Mr, and Mn. Fred Cadle. 1 Mn. Flo Allwlne and daughter. Mn. Evelyn Trtb of Columbus were guest■ of Rev. F. E. Dunnl Tuesday, • llMold Gennon Is spending few day1 hLII wife from his e1. ployment on U1e river. Mr. and Mn. Harold Holl vi.sited Mr. and Mrs. David Hr By Rattle r..e:&t■kll ter. Chester, Sunday. kworth l Flore"ce L'i m•·rger , Carl Mr. and �'" . 1}';: s••nt ,. 1. of Otsego v1s1ted relatives here · £ew days vdth Mr. and Mrs. o� Sund ay. care for car Ba�k helpiniii! horn '" his o nf ne w is i Rav t d ho co WIIMn \Ir. and . Freeman ' e with mumna •-. �,,.,., of Pm cu11 and ,on, J... II•-• Lawrenct1 and Mrs. Clyde Mra. Curt Mn. and Grove, vllited Mr. Phylll• Ritehll were In ParkersF-•�-•. �ns.:-. S"·•-y. uuua burg recently. Mr. and Mn. Roy Gladman of Mr. and M-. •• Dave Yale■ were 1 Gal11pol11 ■pent Sundiy with Mr. villlinl Mr. and Mrt. Olarles and Mn. Mllo Bigp. Lille 1n Syraeu,e recently, Mr. and Mn. C, W. Ta1', VienSeveral from here allonded the W, Va. . vltft,d Mr. and Mrs . na, D ol A Put Cowtclloro Club Bobcoc,k Sunday. ar Otie of aie.t,r Chrl.■tmao party al Peltl'! Powell and Eu ,i,ne GerClrc1''1 llfftaurimt In Pomeroy , 111a11 vl.■lled Mr. and Mn. liarFriday nJa)tt· old Brewer Monday. !\Ir_ and Mn. Ralph Frank of ! Pvt. Johnnie Hensley ii apendMro. Ger• In f bfl furlough With bfl parents F r., Point, v11lt,d , n, Wil d bur 1 M�:d� �:1:./':�� �� t0 ��: Crystal Bo l f u-.. ,._. � I ==�Ii• •Uac ...., - ...,,., Sunday on.moon callora ofj fll'd Cora Swan, Sunday. Fr,ulerlckl V isiting Mr. and Mra. Charle, , Mr. and Mrs. Cort I were Emerson and Joho Raye■. : Marcinko recently were Patty Wood and ! Mr'!f":1'ath and Tom Marcinko. j �, rr. and Mn. Ivan ! children of Pomero:v and Norman I Vl"litin� Roy Justice SUnday Frederick and family. �- Llndaey Lyol!I m, Tuppers ----•·•--Ph in'!. Bertha Sllleo fl a pallent at MPl'Ut GPnPral HosoltaJ. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young, Porneroy, vlsUed Mr. and Mr■. Lewis Young. Mr, and Mn. Jot Connolly visa pa· , fted Mr, and Mr1. S. A. Ralrden r, Cowdery Marion Mn. 1 I Saturday evening. !lent at SI. Jooeph Ho,pltal. Mr1. Harriot Bryant left for Mr. and Mn. Frank Spraf!Ue, Florida to vlall with her daugh, Reed,vllle. and Ml'9 Helen Wolfe, Chflater. were- vl&Jtlng Mr. and ten. Mrs. Wayne Prince, Sunday eveAr· Re1'n lth vfllted TudNY llm chor, Raedlvflle, &today. nlni, -llata. I I C I Rock Springs News Events 1 Items ) I \ .. I L f ii�;· f I �r I Carnival ·i ( ' -- -- I+;;��-=+• WOLi' PEN Recruit Harley JoHnson le-ft Sunday evenlnl for Fort Ord, Calllornla, when he wtll be 1111tlonod. I Gllfolly llr. and lln. C«ll and son. Stnle, of Athem1. were Sunday vlattot'I ol her p8Anll• Mr. and Mra. Ever,,tt Lambart. Mr. and Mn. J1111e1 Rem,s and laml\J vlalted her 111111 and uncle, Mr. alld Mn. Perry Ann• ■!Md, ,Clrpenttr. Mr1. Hal'Qld GIiiogly and daugh, tor, V!cQ. of Galli poll, II vlaltlng hor plll'l!ltls, Mr. and Mn. Lin• e11ln Ruuell. ,,... • '• •1 11U ........ .... ,.,� ._ u. ... . Ev...U Ray Johnson of Colum_J.:......_\o_ - t9m ehow how vortatll - -'- ..,....... -._ o Hlqln1 It. tie bus Ill ,pending hil vacnllon tllfnp Wr ona: th •� any -.,loye I with hl• pa=Is, Mr. and Mn. ev.r had I _ .__ J-plt JllMl<IIL ' ., , _ ,--. 1119',• )r -- _ we'ff . I ,J.' M!l'.t�� I\� - �·�\r i\ -:A. 11':ch.ra , e ,,,. .,ut ,., ,'luihllfd ""•r� 111.rn.. · , e 11�1efl' 1un v tw "'" Ohl!• Vll " ·, P.1h!l !h\ N uni,,,.ny. 1 10 Mtrhtn>t 51 , Pnm,ra,. ., o Au�•nf',- or, t-f' p1>1.1n• WY 1115' · rur1,• Ph"' • . w•· 2·ll.'\8 En1ered •• ,..,, .,nd �1■u mat1,n,i ,..., .r •• 1b• -' •ffl.,. •• Pomeroy, • "ia11one, 1dnru1:1n1 1'11,.....ll&aUrit lkoll:n..Ui Klm ball , ha • SQ tA� tnn -.v., Ne� Vork C:11)' N11..- "York, Suhmlpllon ,m,1· 0.11.-.rtd i,i ._ 30 cent. Jl'W "' e" w h.,, 1ut 1 at11,, Wteli; one ,•., lt, ldl ■III- •• ,,.. Dally S■ntlnel omc.. IIB.ID •• •o• th.1. r oo, lh,.e month,, 13.• Plf mo 'Jf roUl,it .,ii..,., 1v1111tioi., .0IJ mc1111 h II oo 8y m.1111 ri■ ¥Hr. 111tb,fa :� monlb .. 14.25: lbrN ' IIIGll • lh10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinka were visiting Mr. and Mr,. Val Hartung, Chester, and Mr. and Mrs. Cltarleo Marcinko, Sr., ova ti le week end. 50 SUITED FOR CHRISTMAS AND AFTER . . . Give him what he needs • . • Mrs, Gra<e Louden nc.r.eil word of the death oJ her brothe,.. . n -I Sam Daniela' ol PellltB)'l�an�:.• Arrow Harold and Eugene Gel'lltlD were vl.■!Uttg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lawrence recently, Mr. and Mrs. Zem Pierce 'I'll­ ited Mr. and Mn. Barn Calvert. Sunday. Mr. Pierce 's gnmdson, Ralph, returned homt with them • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chevalier and son are visiting in Florida. Deaver Curtis, Ron Clary George Purooe were vislllng Mr. an dMn. L. D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Oorsel arklnl visiled Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wamsley of Cheshire, Saturday. John Boyd and Mr. Sayre cl the Union Barge Line visited Mr. and Mn. Zem Pierce recenUy. -Vlol<C - ana IAMILD IAI.U SOAI . GEORGE ROMNEY Prt1fd1nt, A m1rlcu11 Motor, Corporation Rambler'■ rise to a fOJI pofltlon hu PIii u1 In pout1on to •ndtrtake • new cn11de. This propam. •hlch covld proYIH l(l'caler llldMdual and nalio.oal btMflto than at1Y M',e yet undtrtako ,. ralll for cu11om1:r Pl")KNliill sharlq. As volume goe:� up. c01t1 come down. So, sharing economkt that would l't!liul1 from a .50,C Rambler aale1 g.1tn over la.ii year for the peri� od December through March could provide paymenta to cuuomcrs of $ 1 1,698,062. Bui. before prdentlng our new Rambler Cnl!ladc, let me review 1101TN.1 highlights of the flm one. When we forgeJ our ba�ic: Rambler cpncept!, U.S. can were in a size, hor9epower and stylinr,<hange taco \hat 1-011 the car buyer money. So, we developed 1he com�. economical. modernly •.n,i:l..,nid Rambler. Ja C,,o YIIR, llaular'1 ... cent of muket !tu lllON tltu doublod. Fm die lul 31 llllalfllll -. ltutl,fw ■ales ha,e atablllltt,I a new record (or 1'11 mOBtb. We want to COlltlaae tblt arowdl bJ YDI - bttter. .....r,. IAMILU Our new Rambler crusade, like our compact crusade, 11 bated on ,haring Rambler pro&NH with car buyen. We belle,e lht new Ra.W.. a tie 1w dmol, lfpl1ka-. Ow coaniry cumndy la n,-te,,daa a mfftl ..,.. ltOOllc -.ion-wltli rt11tJa fOftlp cotl,.cltlDl ... __ of dle doflar. 0. ..,._ �ten are ca ulderiq .,.nlal - a• lm,oraliDI ti can Ill' ._ LI.S. - from .-.. '1111n II • -1 '"'flt ,._,_., Wo -■ lbe ...... dnale -­ oomlc - Ill ._, nfatlffly too llllldt o1 t1.. hit <1 .-..i etrort he, liff• flOi"I lo a few well -•l•N <COJl<!mk: lf'OII.., IOI te die '41111UINI'. ' CUltOMIII fO SHAii tHI NIW CIUIADI IAMILII NOOIUI We dedded tltero wu -hfna ,n -W do. We deddNI to ..... !nn,n ,r■t11• •JIit ALL _,_ take ""° aG, 165 '5, 1 1 4 hi all -,, "llJYll'(S)" 11tH111 I Jlb',oll •AP k�y t1e1.i..., flf ■ uw Rambler or new MtlNJpOlitu klONa Deoem., I, 1960. ud Marcil 31, 1961, from an ■-flo4 Ramlller dal,r (txdlllllOK "'"....... ...., • .,.... tlte11 of 1h11 heaellt of ocWldonal - ""'""" doo rinlthta from furtfter ,..;.... hi lablar .._ ,ol._ 1\11 - -a • altarfna wftlt Ram­ bler _,.. ..... lht ,1.moetlt period ,nt ""• - (Serlaa E) wit� a -twfty ..... - 93,6'!9,890 (IOjg taltto fttfflUO), ID -524,930,7!!0 . (!!0'5 -). !IN cliar1 ,., ti..,,. -wr.. CONIUMIII IINIPltl PROM LOWII PRICIS W ha. has chis Jone? h has in­ cre-ued our uiet-made ua a vi�orou,a new compcdti've fac1or, compclhng oil compo1ilon to introduce compact can. Their compacl can un'lualionably an bolter bllyt than tltelr bi1 cars, b<,. �au.se their big cars Jon't have the compacu' advanced enginoering. .Delptte these movm te meet llam­ bltt coa,pctltlon, Rambler A.fflca■ -II are now prfce,1 not oolr -.. -lltffllto bll cars bul llefow ..ir etatN._ to111pilt11 111 MIL ·1n addition, R �mt !i.:n prov�e cus­ tomcn IC\ICl'II exclu!lve llll&lb!c-frw - -- . ------ Ila•• .. ____ _ Mrs. Bryant Is Hospital Patient + - JI,, la-T, nttltl Nn font hfll 0Slllrlllf' lH tho- NO. don'1 •IM•W. _.,_ ◄ ....r, _ .11...,, ...,� "'.""" R,, Mllt. _j _. ....- � ,-- •-•"'";;.- � "' � •- .. f•, ...... . . .. . ..., •••r:. _.,__,.......__..._ ._,_._._______ ....... _ . -·r- -.. . . Even Sant. He'll really a:o for one of these rugged, rich looking, full bod ied coats. The sur• face interest tenure is provided in stfip­ es, plaids, checkl - conservative or bold. Choose now from our laJWe selec• lion of fine year 'round weight Sport Coats and use our U.y-Away Plan. SILHOUEIIE LUGGAGE ls A Must '25 DUNMORE MEEKER Pajamas $3.98 to $7.98 Robes $5.98 to $1 7.95 SWANK Jewelry $1. to $10.00 SPORT Shirts '$2.93 to $13.95 Sox . . · . . · 75c to $2.95 BHlfolds $4.95 • $ 1 7.50 BEAU BRUMMELL Ties · . . · $1.50 to $2.50 BOYCE Gloves · · $3.98 to $6.98 ' So Right For Your Man JACKETS 1o $45 All Luwie htiti&led Free Of Cbltl'ge Select his extra alack, from our wide range of gabardi nes, flannel& and worst• eds i n 1h.ading11 that are SUN to natter hi.a wardrobe. Choose from plain front or pleated models. INTERWOV�N ' New Samsonite $J7,9s FAULT LESS Il -, ,, A Mtut On Your Li,,t ID 1o " Evans Slippers say "Meny Chrlltmas" In a eom, fortable way. We have these famoW1 lllppen la a wide selection of styles and colon. s19.,s s45.oo $5.9a Geh s5 ,9s .. $JQ·9s A SPORT COAT SLACKS... i FOR CHRISTMAS A Big Item On His Want list � I ! EVANS SLIPPERS Other Topcoab Priced From $38.75 . . I' Give Him What Ht Wants SWEATERS S6·'' s19.,s ID No matter what 1t)'le rweater :,our S.Ot.a Uk.., you 'll be able lo find II In our larfe selection of lleevelea. pullover and button sweaters. lAmbawool, bulk knita, and or­ Jons to choose from in tbe 1ta0n'1 beat rolo1"1. Shop aow and use our Lly•Awq Plan. GM HIM QUALITY ••• FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR OUTDOOR WEAR Gift him with a jacket that will keep winter chills away. Select bis favorite atyle from waist length jackets, hip length styles, and 1uburban coats in fabrics of nylon, dacron and cotton, 4uilt lined ,ahardines and warm made. Soc1'ety News ,. .. Somo may 1ay - company can'I do much about national prob. leml u big and complel at - cited a-. Woll, that's what lkeptlca IOid about llombler't tint cruoatle. Let'• nmerribor, every .g,<111 tbilt& la bonl 1mdl, If thil aew bmbltr Clllllcfo la righ� tt <all •- 111d apl'Nd, jllll u Illa compact car conoepl- dld. , These super wool fabrics are hJs pauport to luxurious living, tailored by J & F into excep­ tionall.v fine topcoats. They'll offer him unmatch­ ed wearing pleasure, comfortable fit, complete proteetion against the elemenll and a comb!na­ tion of texture and color work aeldom found ta such moderately priced outer coat,. Shop now and u�e our Lay-Away Plan. \lNIRCCCCCl&cll t ,. y•Aw1ay Plan. encl B8Shan •doe'• - .......,. � .....,,.,....,. ...,,., .....''""',..,.........,""_' ·-- ....-<o..,_ ..,. Jt,• .., _.,, ffill,< itt,,f ·· '°" gom_. ,._,_Ina ltooMmy" .,NCW ,., _,.,. ,.., " "" ltttal ""'1, The Uit.. 111 00I J'II Iii lCftwty u fhoWa. &MN la a INll lquilllJM; diYWoe of I� prOl.ludi•it1 uau-., he will get tU.t w■J, 0.. ot lhl thl'NI Alilllrimn pellps Iba lat p and Kt u ••:rnpl 0ir au WiU 1111 aptuNllll 1111. lloll& willli dtt INII Ill will �. • ° I BJ 1urprflin1 bim with a K.inprldJo wunted 1uit tlw Christmu you'll be glvhlf him a Sult that 1■ top, In ltfle, uallty and fit, Our hand&ome new p,ittern effect, of K.inpridge Sult, will 1he ou abundallt proof of jull how diver■!ed hla wardrobe can bo. llau JOU!' telection now and tlMI our eonvenient & F oT You ••eryth... !O pfa ... nollJ. 1111 to '- IIJ' )olalas dtlo ......._ TM ame IIJ true tor -. l'ou a•'t ic.. Ntause ltmMlen an lietter thu Illa can ud IN belt of tht eompacu. Ralllblen ara ..,.. tree, IIIOre uet'DI, lower prk:ed. Yoe aab yow n,plar deal la tho nplar ,ray for a new Rambler. \'.. - ., shuo proportl-toly la lht -ia aid prodlb olhlfl(ter llambw ,.._ fa Dt<etllber, INO, ud doe Int - -lflo ol 1'61. We gain by •�ulring more Rambler owiiera, whicll """ malte out growing market even larger In the n.um,. That'1 bec■u■e Rambler owner• become Rambar lllelmen and art the 1DOlt loyal "n,peat of any Dtako. Adi ,_ 1111 ·- 1111 Ralllblw.t1111jolntlltl1 'II a Jola • la 1--. Ola dN OD the al eqllltabiJ ■hufJ• ......., -• •1111 ALL . ,....._.. lt'tito WHOLE NATION $69.95 s49.,s s59.,s i: 't. Reedsville Social Notes '"+'I?- i,, - -• -• by Olllffl. by J ' '• i SU ITS TO PCOATS ;, iJ \h 10TH CUSTOMIII AND AMIIICAN MOTORS GAIN ··••tide, t;i: '.,,. Shirts FASHIONABLE MAN News, Events h,426 UO..U t#Ut.lJ dll/NtJ, '"11 ,tOOb MI ...., ::ici:::. Bccam of lo,v volume, wt had to prke our flnt Rambler Americana about equal with Chenole1 and Ford, tradidonally "1owe111 priced."' A1 our output and economiel f• ....,.d, ,n ._..,. Cho n,s•ltln1 ...,. ooml< -.,.... w!IIJ RaoalJler ..,. IOIIIIIL DHllil•• ••n.tlon, we kepi pri1,,.-es low. Wt allO coace11h'l.tHI OIi durabOity ... 41ll0Hty, Thet ii OJ lloabl,r OX• tlll 1■ tra■lllr fNe OpeNlloa, u lhowa • THE Clifton It m e s -� n WI& PAY YOU TO IUY NOW. Thil lllllque prognm ii c:wnu1,t1,, lftd retro­ aeu� Buly bu.yon can pt mo■:e. but ntltr leu bond,, lhllll buyen in IUCONdlnl months. Your Rambltr dt&Jet will be happy to aJv• you the oomplctc, d■tail■ of ths plan b1H here 11 a quick eu.mplo of bow ll l¥orkl and keept on wortl111 for )'OU: If Oeelmbn It.ambler deJiveriH inc:reue 209. ovor lul December, December buytra at new Ramblen Of MiMrOpolll&na will ro;:elve $50 bonda, Al che fo11r-month period Protl'II.., lddltlOIUII boRda will be O\lilod to the D«iember buyen each timer tht aamµlllltlvt 1&.IN l'NCh I hiaf,er bond pay.t,eDI uM level. Also, tf saJet Increase for tho four-month period exceed11, mo. proportloaa111 additw;m&I paym•nu will be made 10 an bu)·u1 durin1 1ny ol lbe four,monlhl. NOTl1 �'I' rom 1s, ,,.,... 1&11 ffl 11111 111111 WI IW �� ;.';.t.·.;4 ■ __ ,_ �v.-, FOR ' r·t tz�'- -".' 1 1' temporaries, but the supply cerBy GAY PAULEY / UPI Women's Editor tainly grows each year as house' rf;. f., ,.4, :I NEW YORK CUPD - Any lime wives especially find they can lheir !he man or the house eomplains pick their jobs and work at , lhat he'll never Wlderstand wom- convenience. m, teU him about the plight of Most employers find tempor• rary help fully productive, he Graham. J , ..,. · .·• ji Graham'& job is trying to un- said, "because they don't itay lerstand, to encourage, supervise around long enough to pick u� and often act as father-confessor the bad habits of the regular of­ lo not one woman, but 70,000 fiee force . , . the long cofree : break _ . _ the hours using the ! lemales. The jovial Mr. G, a' married telephone for personal calls." IIUUJ in hia 40'8, isn't sure how But he ccnceded some women well be understands them yet, but were not cut out for the type of he h88 survived eight years of job. "The woman has to be able being surrounded by women in to adapt quickly to moving (rom hi& role a.s vice president or the one assignment to another," said Kelly Girl Service, Inc., special- Graham. "U she's the type who ists in providing white collar help wants to do everything her way, she will have trouble. " on a temporary basis. The average woman with his in "SQlnetimes," said Graham is 37½. years old, is SMOKE RINGS?-A home In adorganization lhe an interview, "I just take Parma, Ohio, .ts capped by vice of one or my regional man- married, has two children, and crazy apinled chimney. Each agers. He said wateh for prob- may work , at 10 difr'erent jobs brick ftue makes a I ¾-turn twist. A bricklayer built Ille lems during the fuU or the moon." during a year. home for himself. Age No Barrier His firm, with headquarters in 78, lo 18 from is range age The organiDetroit. ii one of several zallons in the fairly new field or with quite a few women over 65 providing temporary workers for enrolled. "We judge on ability bUBines5 and industry. Kelly is an4 personality," said Graham, the largest all-girl ' organization, "nM Oil age." he said, wUh 7U,OOO women on Grah� said the most frequent customm:'5 for �mporary white The Clifton Parent and Teachits payroll. eollar elllp ate insurance, auto- er Association held Its annual Dlffen Fnm Part-Time from motive, �troleu�, food and dru�, Christmas party Wednl!sday night differs help Temporary _ part • time help, Graham ex- and banking buSmesses. But his of last week. a pol luck lunch was plained, · because a woman can finn has supplied help to United served and gift exchange was be on a temporary assignments Nations missions, to the U.S. gov h Id cb g from one week to several months, ernment, and lo numerous celebClift 0 r ade s ool pre. . and then take as mueh time at rities ranging from Tisa Maxwell senled • I1 s annua1 Ch nstmas prohome u she wants before she to Tenne.ssee Wi·iriams. gram Monday night in the school . reports ready for another job. An assignment at the home of aud"to I r1um. Part • time ta A permanent ar- actress Jeannette MacDonald led Mr. Pearl Nicholsori: wlll return to a movie contract for Susan rangement. (The 1:1 .S. Labor Department Kelly, 22, of Seminole, Okla. She home Tuesday for fourteen days estimates that women make up originally had moved to Los An- lo be with his family for Chrisl­ flO per cent of the nation's part- geles to become a teacher, but mas, He is a patient at the Vet­ through Miss MacDonald met a erans Hospital i n Huntington, W. Ume labor force. l Graham aaid it was hard to director Who gave her a screen Va. After returning to the hospit­ Htimate the number of women test, put her in a television se- .ul he is lo undergo surgery. ries, and now has cast her in 'n Mrs. Walter Blake motored to Kentucky last Tuesday with her movie role. regto run a also seem brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hes­ "We said bureau," matrimonial son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hes­ ular Graham. "Most of our women son of Columbus, 0. are already married, but those Mrs. �I � Johnson and Alfred single ones . . . well you know Rou sh visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Zenith Q. Chevalelr who h a s how it is around an office. The and Dolas Tolliver at Tolliver been takng training in helicopter new girl Is the one lhe men look , W. VA Sunduy. Glenw ood mechanic; course al Memphis, over. We ' ve hod a few who Tann., will arrive here n e x l nabbed the boss's son. and I Jan Newell Cheshire, Mr. Thursday to vlalt his parents, Mr. don ' t know how many babies are nnd Mrs. Don Quisenberry and and M rs. Edward Chevalelr. Af- named for us.'' family of Syracuse visited Mr. and -----ter the wo weeks leave he �11 Mrs. Oscar Henry Sunday a n d go to a new locaton as des1gMonday. nnted by the Navy. Mr . .und Mrs. Elmer Van Meter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pickering and family visited Mr. and Mrs. were business vsitors in MiddleBob Greer at Point Pleasant Sunport Thursday. day. Fred Frzzle, who has been a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley' Colley medical patient ln lhe Meigs Gen- By :11.'lri. A, H. Batley anJ family of New Haven called eral hospital returned h o m e Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dye and 00 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis re. fomil.Y of Killbuck spent weekend I cently Friday. Miss Sharon Hayman of Indian with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balla.rd Mrs: Betty Call, Mrs, Mable Run visited here Friday w i t h and Mr . . and Mrs. Grover White Johnson and Mrs. Irene Kelley and Dons. Mrs. Clifford Adams. were shopping in Parkersburg Mr. a�d Mrs. Joe Lawrence Tuesday. Mr. and Mu. J!'rank Bise, Mary for­ Frances, Deloris, Jacqueline and and fanuly spent Sunday wth r s. M nnd Mr. rnls, pa mer's a c for r Freddie were in Lancaste Ha:u1el. or Lawrence James brotherweekend visit with hls / bl-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Orr spent Sunday evening with Mr. and ; Mrs. R. F. Bryant of New Havtxinver Brown. Mrs. Norman Rose and family of en Is a palient in St. Joseph's Devore of Mrs. Eldon Rev. and Grove. Pine I Hospital in Parkersburg after sul• visitors recent Mariela were orks on who O'Conner Ed "; _ 0. , 1 fering a broken hip In a fall at he.re. wife with his weekend spent boat a p p o J o( le her home early Monday morning. GrossniCk Herman family. and Mon here I Mrs. Bryant tell at about 8 : �o visitor bW1inesa a was Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ballard a.m. and was not found until 10 day. Eugene F l e l d s and Wayne spent Friday end Saturday with a.m, She was helpe:I into h e r Che"·olier were at Lottrdge Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Morrson or home by neighbors. Prelimlnary I1 examination dld not re\'eal the :lay to visit the latter's unde Rock Castle, W. Vii, ind aunl, Mr. and Mrs, J o h n Clint and Billy Orr mdae a busl- extent of her injur.tes. (.ater f!X• nen trip lo Washington C o u r t amination showed that she had a :tte,·a lif'r. i brokrn hip and she was taken lo Mra Ne-ltie Cowdery ls In � Houae Monday. lumht1!> !nr a Yisit with her adugh- Mrs. Mary McKay was &hop- I l he hospital. -- - ------!er. \lr1 Ruth Barthelmu and ping ln Gallipolis Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Sorden her i.ister. Mrs. Louise Headley i,tlaer ,.lal Ives. Mr and Mra. Arlie Marks of gr�n Mark, Eagle Ridge. I Mrs. .Marie Robert, daughter K,.no v"ltfled here Sunday with Ms spent ' Wednesday evening with Audell, Mrs. Maggi!! Lovet were pi.r�n11. �r. a n d Mrt. J_ S. Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr ' shoppinl,l: in Gallipolis �fonCny. Erneat �ler of Offutt A rl Mr. and rs. Billy Orr and sons n�rks , \ <.;hr.-lmM procram wUJ be Bue of Orilaho. Neb. is spending spent weekend wth the CJint Orr r .. p �C"f1:•1 11111 the ReednlDt 111111.b- bJa bollday ueaUOQ with bis wife (amly. Ch\lldl <lwillmae ..._ • • , ud daughttr. Randal Roberts and siser, Au.''; '"� 81N and (amUy wen ,. Mn. Charla, Lanson and ram- dell were shopping in Parkers· c .. : ,_ al ·aupr Gme. lly el Falrvinr a"""1 liullda, with I bur&·--' 1 1/ Women's NOW PAY- TO �IIUYIII MIL a DffllMINID IN AMUICAN MIITOU' CUIT- PIOOHSS SHARING PIOIIIIAM IUYIII • IICIIYI BOND PAYMENT SAL■ & LIIV ■ l.9 If lALN U.I, SAVINGS All UP IONDI DICIM- JANUAIY HIRUAIY MA.ICM (Drl.,..... 111111, (Dll.� 111110 �(0. •., 121 41,247 t7,671 140, 42,Ul 91,119 130.796 112,IIS 1 100 H,214 71 169,120 14Mt ' 1 21,411 36,191 $ IO 71, IU 1 1 2,1 1 1 116,757 U,111 $ 25 71,621 102,761 141,694 · oriJinal View . 1, 1 --• KINGSRIDGE , Yes, the best way to make yourr man happy this Christmas ii with l _Anow Shirt.a. Ch0068 from crilp �whites, aolid colors and fancy pat­ terns - many wash and wear fab� fries, in A variety of collar 1t}'lea. I\NYTHJNG GO�ne-horse sleigh makes a triumphant returu In mow-clogged New • ·.,rt City. - ■ . ' For Every Man On Your List, - (I._ .. I believe participation by all consumers In . economic sprogress la absolutely necessary In meeting the nation"• economic needs. 11 engineering advances 111Ch II the acid­ proor, ruatproor Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe. TIie Rambler lino lncfwlel C1treo buio 11>ot or c:ompact can-Rambler Amcrioan, Rambltt Clasolc and Am• bulldor, the latter two dovelopod after the American ■orioo. At HASKINS-TANNER In GalDporlS You'll, flllCI • • • ---------- Why You Should Join ·Rambler's New Crusade For Adequate Progress Sharing With Customers Society Notes I Dally SenUMI, Pllmercy-Mtddleport, 0., Dec. 22, 1 960-3 1 'k " ANNOUNCING PAYMENTS TO RAMBLER BUYERS AS RAMBLER'S SALES VOLUME INCREASES ' Rae 11e r .'HE D...._,,, y �-: f-:\ 1)', ,,;i, 1 ,J I ,' • _ Due I t 2-Dally Sentinel, Pom eroy-Middl eport , 0 . , Dec 22 1 r ·o \ Oak Hill Social Items 1 ·, s19,95 From :I You11 •preod bla cheer tltrouclt all U. year with this quality 11ft for Cltr1■tmu. How happy he'll be when be - Ju lovorlte Flonhelm aboe aaleuled bJ' ,_ from our oulllantlfllc aeleetloa et ,._,. heim altoel. GIVE HIM A STETSON CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE Here's a new, non] way to give a gift be really went, - a cay miniature hat box _ _ _ _ The ter• tificate inside will be the tip-off that a Stetson Hat awaits him _ _ _ he chooses from our vast seledi<",n of styles and colors. STETSON HATS ARE PRICED FROM $10.95 TO $1 5.95 Bo ys' SWEATERS s4.,a s12-'s to This sea.,on our n,uter selec­ tion is biga:er and better than ever before IO ■elect for )'Our boy • gift that he'll really 1p, preclate. WE ARE COOPERAYING IN GALLIPOLIS SHOP-A-RAMA Boys' Jacbll ·� ' & Sul,•••• Boys' long SIHve .iPORT SHIRTS Boyt 10 for bandlome brliht colors in Sport Shirt, - and we btve a 1harp aelection of pai1ley. prints, plaid■ & 1trlpeL Sizes 8 to 20. s5.t1 AVE. ----- - W--'--------- sz.1·.95 Tbmo 1■ llllll t Jot el winter -Iba allead • why DOI live :,out boJ a jacltet for the 1'lfl(ed eol4 lo teep him • - u lout, Cb09N llOW ,,_ our WW• otledlon ID aD the illalt aty1-, ,­ and eolor& S1ao ,,to 11, HASKINS-TANNER 332-2ND. to GAlll"°IIS t OPEN TO 9 P. M, T1tun. & J J I "" M C.. I NL1A: � �., '-Dally Sentinel . Pomerov-Mlddlepo rt, o .. Dec 22. 1 960 fbesjio,t Kentucky Five St,:// To u�f. est Tournament Tearn In Nation I W '" ff.M SK ATER! Fla. I UPTlJ A• ili.ss Dtk1 Young Husk :uni operu Bence Spi:U0$;1, fl]S(J 20, l' hen sh .' J.irk , (lm·1 l k \ ('ame here as a fo1 e1gn exc-hongt.' 1ts new Indoor iCt' skatlrijj r lru tudenl Ill 1957 llolh curr('ntly o,lay California In first round ac-hor : re students al the Umve rsily uf The temperature ln JackaonviU, In the Aluminum Bo\o\ ' Texa 1 Wednesday night waa 23 degrees 'aliforma at Berkeley. an..: Ark.:ms.as advantcd into to n 1�ht ' s final round The Long horn dP 1 t<,,te-:l Tenne�sec. · 77-TJ W H E R E YO U ' LL A L WA Y $ F I N O an ' 1h1 · Razo: backs beat Ala bama, 83-i6. � ew rn1i.r1 who was ineligible after his f , :,, ·�:1 year for play­ ing outsidt- ball, doubled his aver• age outpu t in the Kentucky tri• umph. He 11.·as aided by Larry Pursiful with 2 1 points and Bill Lickert w ith 1 4 as the Wildcats try t o better their re('(.,rd of win ning 1 32 games and losing on! 3:5 in the tourna:nenls ,1 hich 1hr have appeared since 192!. ,!!..._ Pant!;.e .. C: arc:: s . .\re Cood Td �• al' en,·e c�'!e J .eaders :-i 11 • " I\ •' Q I I I I I . . a, . Chet Tanric' 11 1 ! The Southoasterr Ohio Bcasetbal ' League. taking an extra b:·eaU1 u n . i l after )anta's ,·isit has sett led down into a tw1 -hu. se : a·.:e between Ja(-'kson and Athrns rou4H..u1t'. the iir;:.L \Urll with the Pamer, v J > anthe1 <.; rn pocttion l O ch'1llrni.,'e bath front 1 unners. Both lo:dor, a,e 5-0, the Panthers 3-2 . iu the league. Pomero:, h.iis ..: :i ..: :\:.;Jn to play twice, Athens oncC'. Ath­ enJ mu-: 1 1.1ee, Po!ue:o: ,again, here, and Jackson twice. Wells.on, Nel: · nville and Lo�an are chugging along with 2-3 s'.:eins anC: appear o·•t uf evcuthing except a ch:nce for lhe first dlvir!-m. How are the P:m�hc: s· c· anccs "' r hcven\ talked wld1 Coach , :usse\l Moore on this poin, , and if I hod he lil:ely wou ld have guided the con­ versa .ion tov.•a�·d th weather. 1 would st• -·m :2, h:..wevc:, lhJt �1 . Moore v,ould ha't'e read.i.Jy aomH '.ed his boys <.:an tal.e A thens in its visit in Ponieroy, and beet Jackson both t imes, If 1'H t:Y W AN1' TO BADLY E�or;:11, P£,UE 8EMM 'K4Ke5 t../.5 A,tfA 7"Et/1? 6oiF 1if'U � /IE'5 9r!f AfAN fV5R @ WIN #o r.+' tJRtrJ5,)/ ANO ti. ?. cnoWA'S,, Pomeroy fans wou l d appredLle two cham pionShips in a tow, tho tl,ird in four years. Part of Ille joy of a title tbl! 1eaaun would be in anticiration of greater thill;'!.i next year when four t·u rrent starling Panthers are Seniors and Rick Crow, a 6-2 s.;ohomore just start­ ing to grow, join.ti the varsity nexl ienson. Coach Moore could have no better Christmas present from hla gang of round ball artists than a great vow by each to go all-out come Jamtary and win anoth,2r cham­ pionship. Moat Pomeroy fans believe lhe Panthers have the onl y brea� offense in the league deserving t o be called such. They also believe the Panlh!'rs, !I they operate as they did against Racine, could win t he balance of their games In leaaue compet1t1on. With a defensive wrinkle or two il'oned out, the Panthers 111ight round that last turn in good shape ,, nd be right up there in front when the shooting I• over. I WILA!_.< RllOot..PN, Aftf�l?ICAN $Pl?INrLR, Wlllf 1 Of.YAfPIC 60LO MEOAt.S -Jo#/1 1/l/>IIA< P!A1TIY;,vH16il JIM?. Mr. Cousy r'.nt HUSK S01\J ENGAGED SCARSDALE, N.Y. IUPll-D,1vid P. RU5k, 20, eldest son o! Set'retary of State-designate �11 It'.lsk. will be married next sum• Dead, No Sir, Even At 32 !, €AGotl �rARr, - ,, ,¥ !'RO tOOP, A;!eRtCAI( /OOTBAtL LEA6//c, t¥/3L/1'5, The Splrt Parar.:e B UCks Gun For 6th Stra1• gI1t V•1ctory In Det ro1't B attl e me< By DICK JOYC'F' I t· o;tr:.'. Pfff.s lat -. v t ,11:ii r, .., 1oum3.r ·cn le�lt" ' Kl·n\uc• \'.i: ' · •:11:., lA : • < ' ,, . . tt.f' be -�· :o :1(':r re;:ord JD thr �•n' ,.'.! a;:Jm h.,\ L' co r • · up ',\ . · :, th<' wh'. m..1n a! the 1 .�•l,'. ! lf"lt T!1:s ti� B,m,n Adolph H,:pp 1,as found his s r ar:•;plug m Roi;1t1r !\'( \o\ J nan, sm11dl:.meous 1 �· pla� mg hiti first &1nd Ima! varsity college basketball season The 6-"4 New, man donned spe{'tacles for the r: ,.�: hme on the court Wednesnight and scored 24 points in ·• the Wildca� into the fi n,f of the Kentucky lnvi• n. Tournament agamst the tat rug:•r,d St . Louis Bill ikens to· Reserve .iim McDonald's kc night play, ho\\ever broke the lllin. I Kent· ,. Buts Tillnl late rally. Wilh lllino!s trailing b Kentut'ky r a t e d lllmo; . two points with 54 sr<'onds )er, 83-78. and Bob lmann led si MclJonalcl stole the boll anr' Louis to a 54.,�3 triumph over S('Ored on a thN'£•pointer to in· sure the \' idory. ''HAPPY -b HELP 'IOU'' LOAN� $25 to $1000 ..., N O MV SA\I INGS & LOAN CO. 300 \'/ , � o cond St. - WYandoH• 2-2 1 1 1 , P I .,. i TO BUY THAT NEW PIANO or ORGAN w p TA Makes Payment On H(l;tluced Bate• BEFORE CHRISTMAS! Thi! can be your gift of a lifetime. FAMOUS MAKE NEW SPINET PIANO =· =====------, I �=-���---------------------------- AT OUR SPECIAL e Regular CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $525 FOTOS MUSIC CO. Veterans Report - e • Strong Construction e Modern Dedtn N Key!:, ful l of mll!iic • Direct Blow Ke)-1 • zu.1• Free Tuning • Private Free LMlobl .� -. t Tone Bench Included • 10 Yr. Warranty • poll c-y. ,750.00 1 1 1 W. 2nd POMEROY WY I-_, : . C o s met i c s .,-.118, Make lJs Your "Olle Step" GI.FT HEj\DQUAIITti88 ' · G i ft Ite m·s .�· .: :ach Ladies Of EUB Ch Ure h Met FOr All DOy· -eS$/0tJ l S H I RTS B '2.50 The paus e that refreshe s . Bottted under auth1>rlty Of Th• Coc•.COl1 Company by �·,, Pa r kersbu rg WllllO>IT i:e 1MO, 1>11 tllCA� COltl�AIII', ··CGCA.::ollt" MID ··oo�t" ...., nt,n111ro hlllDl!Uftl. OPEN TONIGHT FRIDAY TIL 9 P. M. and Material, Candy. B E N F R A N K LI N s - 1 0 ' • Close Saturday At 5 p.m. ----- (Cli11od Monday, Doc. 26) n \ :;i; 2�nPOMEROY OHIO . .... . Had THE SHOE BOX Party Christmas Trn Trim FROM -- Sanborn •' Toys.. � ·.. . GALORE ! While Assortmenh Ar" Comrl�,e ioys Galore, Chrislm�, Trims, Trr>r Trimmings. Gamei, Gift� f�1 i hr '-iome, Greeting Cards, Wrapping Fast Check Out Service To Speed You On Your Wayl Coca..Cola Bottllng C. ** * SHOP and SAVE IN POMEROY < l..,a.fil t l�ancel! l.eilC'I" • TOYS and GIFT s-I0 ff "l Of I n for J.,H1tv .t',t Phono WY,2-3194 l'OME ROY, OHIO 8 ,._u. walkn Killing Mr. ao� Mrs. P lanning l\oosh Man Guilty thret• Judge t-1\ 4UP1 TOLEDO parent.. hll of visited Pomc-ro� 1 State Road Commluloner Pat• Mr and Mrs. Kerns RoUJh Sun• panel today found Law1<>n Shaver . 23, gullty OD t wo of thr� murder rlcic C. Graney, after eu.m ini ni dav. bUb pre&ent.ed on �cember 13, i Vi5ilin� Mr. and M.r1. Lewi.I charges tn the shooting of a:utJ. and urban Oregon cab driver, Velma HIGO. on one Reg11lar Federal-Aid Walke r Sunda y v.·ere Mr. project and three Federal-Aid Sec- �frs. Roy Cur1 1 or Pomeroy and Byers . Feb. 18 ondary ;:,rojecu, ha5 announced Vi re::! Wr lker of Baahar1. es ru led I ha! Shaver . tha t the lowe1t qualUled bids re,� !,fr! \!!!-irP.� DaJn11h visited her ' Tht �udg a guilty lint degree murdtr of s v.· ceived totaled ,1 . 700 . 113 . 3I Low �:��er Mrs )faJ"'.' Sc affer Mon · . , and _guilty of murder wh�I� tom . bld.1 have been .aceepted by the �,,, . m1ttmg a robbery , but annocer,: ghr . dau . ol and E Mankin l Je s t r i d ee on thr Fe the eralCommiuion . .and Mrs. of abduction resulting in murder. A.kl Secoodary project., and the ter, Sharon. \';sited Mr . ) r s eviening. E ither o( the two chargea make!'! Mondaiv contracts are being awarded to- i U'wi Wa'kc ory ! Mrs . Harold Newell and ':-'>l.9 1 � death . .aenten� mandat day. They are as follow, · jud did ath•, of Chester vi11ted ,mce the Ann and ges not recomC KANAWHA _ 0. 739 mile of the mercy. o-·d on Al terna I her grandpt"renls. Mr. and Mn. mend .--...1. nua Dav1111• u-c;i:;a t.e CharIes Baer and Mrs. George • • two court,.appoinled et- ' Shaver'• ' W · V8 Route H for gnd mg, B.iP r Thursrl •i\' , torneys did not queatlon the ctc- 1 draining, traffic bound b a I e I James . . �lktt or Pomerov , cis1on · , __ ._, Ior f judges but 85M:U o uw · course and asphaIllc conc-•n:·1.e sur- spent the wee� encl with hl!I rcy face. Haynes Const ruct ion Co. & 1 �and parents, �-Yr. alld Mrs. Lew- ,, _me.... u ncrelary of St.alt ln the new Ken• DIAN RUSK heads up the n:,,tlon'a: foreign affaln 11.,.. Savage Construction Co. , Blue- I :s Walker. l· Rockefe the cy of presiden the vea lea nedy Cabinet wllh long experience In the field. He FOR THAT LAST field, W. Va $265,167.10. native or Geor&ta,. jolned Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter te-r Foundation to take the- sensitive diplomatic poat. Rlllk, �1, under aerved al.lo ll, Marsha MASON - 0.418 mile ol lhe Silt, and lami\y of Long Bollom and the state Department In 1947 undtr Se-cN!tary Gtorge C. MINUTE his educ&Uonal carttr. Secreta.ry Dun Acheson. He wu a Rh0de1 acholar durtnc teen Mile Creek Approaches on Mrs, Edith Si!=son and children Secondary Rout. YT for sradlnw, of Pomerov visit!!d their parent,. draining, traffic bound hose, .. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter on phallic concrete bottom and wear- Sunday. . Run Met.hod 15t ) Veterans organizations I n d Star, and was on eof thirty-two lng COll!'le!I. Haynes Con!lructlon The F�'t lbe lr leaders were parllcularly in· Americana penonally decorated Co. & Savage Coost ructlon Co., Church Ch r istmas program will ' be held al lhe charch Friday, tercsted in who will head the De- by Generol Charles De Gaulle Bluefield, W. Va. 184,476.'!S . 11 invited. . . . Mrs. WillJam Arnott, president parlment of Defense and Depart• with the French Croil de Guerre. m of the �n. Lew15; Walker vis�ted Mn . . was in charge of the meeting of mcnt of State during the Kennedy The VF W Special Study Com• � - 2 364 ates MIDDL EPORT Point Pleasent Run Road on Al- EloJ.Se Mankin and famaly Tue• t he Racine PTA held Mond.a y ' administration. President-e I e c t millee in a Washington meeting da · , W. va Route 18 for :==. Y:,_ S. December 15 and 16 lo consider tem�le Kennedy has hiru;ed Robert evening at the school. . l affic t ad draining, g r bound . m gr ial ol "Judic n wa:i, reported that the ASStr McNamara, President of the Ford the pros and cons • ',or ,., t R e o l e v i w f Denied Velerans' hue, asp alt\c con<rete bottom be Se lary ........ mpany, o ere . eiation owes $140 on the new piBen- �d wearing COU1'8el. BolO & ano whi�h it purchased and it was of Defense, and Dean Rusk, Pr�s-- Claims" and "Readjustment Peacellme Veteram " R itchie, Inc., Ravenswood, W. Va. voled to ma ke a $50 payment . ident of the Ford Foundation• to efit, for ' $548·m·90· 1 tened to expert witnessed on t h e be Secrt!lary of State. Mc;Namara il Maurice Lott announ,� issues sid t and, es of lhe two The award of the Regular Fed­ Christmas program which was was only recently made Presl- bo h tw(II day's ol soul-searching. eral Aid project in Marshall Coun· after Motor of Company dent Ford the , Racine the at held this morning, adjourn� w lthout decision to ty is being held for further .study. Methodist church. A thank you and must give up an estimated meet again early 1n February· It b for 0.484: mile of the F' I I h note was read from the fourth $400 ,000 annual salary for the pay Co Cree ActMtiea The m are Veteran, men of ofr Both cer. Cabinet a J I.he party. Bridge, No. 2055, and A p­ k Halloween grade for The second grade won the attend- highl! rega.rded among business m!ltee of the lll61 Inaugural proachea on W. Va. Route 2 for 1t ced a o prel tee Rusk wdusU'la.1 rn and leaders and has ann un lmm ry grading, draining, trafflc bound ance banner. plans for the participation of �et- base, uphaltlc concrete b • • •• rienc ex in previous h had s ., pe a p resented A program w a s t�e State Department as an As· erai. groups in the forthconung bituminous bottom and wearing which opened with a stm')', "Help• . sistanl Secretary unr'ler President �ugural ceremonies.. Special sec- courses. T e bridge consists (If ing Children In This Troubled lions of &ieala along the Trurnar!. parade four steel I-beam .spans on mn­ World" by Mrs. Dorothy Smilh I ng reserved (or dJs. rete IUbstructure. All in one route are �l Cabi· lop of two c these con­ A group or second grade pupils ln view abled servi�en from tbe serv- tract. R. N. Hewitt Bulleting CO., )f sang. " Up On The Housetop" and net positioM identified with the Ice hospitals in lhe Washington South Charleston & V. N Green Thirty-two Feet and Eight Tails. Ford emp�. the wags are now area. A small . bJo;ck of aea1:v!; & \ Co. , Charleston, W. Va., $803, Three udet tcf!ms presented giving General Motors a break Other seetion will be rese COSMETIC SETS by numbers incluriing, Terry Brad- by saying that "What's good for BD �p oWcials of veteran organ• ' for n Is b e t for Motors good Ford ford and Roberta KraeUter. sa g Tussy, Evening In Paris, Coty, ce of · snow ake" and "Wa1k country . " Secretarteo-to,be M o- lzaltons. Department ofll n BANKING MADE EABY "S us1e majoi- vet.erans organizations in Lonlhoric, Lucien Lolong may expect ·•-BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPl)-A Around Chrlslmas · " Nancy .and Namara and Rusk , the area will serve as Uonc,a to , __ , ___ .i _. ' " Tell Sant close cooperation e lo "'ov supporl d an mp man dark-co lUIOIICU Martha Yost, sang, ,__ �nen assIst the disabled aervu.. .a he new drive-in �-"-' wlndow t I Live In A Shanty ; " and Sheila from the Veterans o t Foreign e chin g and Id r veter8 in major doubt, no other and, Wars at a bank here WednadaJ handed and Sandra Bailey sang ' ''White • . With �ul'ICI' xethe1r °parade aeatsDll _..1.__B 1UUJU _. __,.W, be veteran organlzatm�s, cau� the teller, Mn. BanHU" Chrislmas." ceptlon of the disabled .terv lceand up, holh sted m a y c ntere are keenl ing s r e no i a te announ of Ye.l an Following griup sin ging resentatl es f the vet;. nearly the afwith ff national security nad foreign drove lhen o :�� :�anl!atio:. w�l pay for Christmas carols, a g ift exchange SlO,OOO she handed him. faln. was held and refreshments were their parade seat! the sam ea . . . The Veterans Admm 1 stratmn re- osther speclatrs. A small cntin served. ­ ccnlly announced that Lafayello gent I unll nned Honor G uards FIRE BOUND DOG \ \ A AP G. C Lafe > Pool - A Texan - has from 0� the major veterans C � CAN V� Ar ended his -incredible mllllary "'; rganlzatiorul, with mosaed col- � o · d, d g�?"": ELECTRIC RAZORS, Schick, Remrng­ •rol43,h� e ...,,.· h ....oun JIUIB[ll�-· o eer and il'I attending busine!s cor or.11, w 111 be aulhorlzed to partlcI. ton, Ronson, Sunbum, Nortleo e , dred mlI.. over Ibo Allantie Wed\egc In San Angelo, Texa�- .und r "•ti! I 1he $24,95 up rade· n pa • ne,day from the win go! a 851 the G-t Bill Pool's explotts as a ,.. EHtman Cameru · - - ----- $S.95 up President-elect Ken- Stratolortress bomber. S Timex WatchH -------··- $6.95 up lank comm�nder In Europe d.., n.ASII nedy � announced that Govi!r­ View Mister The Ladies Aid of the Enter- ing World War I I were described . nor Ster" Picture Set, __________ $1.75 Orville Freeman of Minnelota prisc EUB Church met Tuesday by Yank rnag02lne, In 1944 to the . . Boys Colorful . . 8 World War II veteran, will be Blllfold1, Justin Leather __ $3.95 up at the church for W1 all day effect that, "Pool is the tanker of . . GINGHAM . . Secretary of Agriculture, and Ar· Bibles _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ , _ $1,98 up Following a chicken tankers. He ii America's fitst ace meeting. Pol1rold c,mer■s - - - - - - - - - � $94.59 thur Goldberg, a New York La­ dinner at noon. gifts were ex- of the Tank Corps." Pool and hls Perker P1n1 .nd Sets _ _ _ _ $5.00 up In se ey of diYer at i t.orn bor l')fl un changed. tank crew of the Third Armored SHAVE SETS, Old Spfct, Stq, Menresls, wUJ be secretary of La­ Blue, Cocoa, Green, nen, Wllll1m1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1 .00 up Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Division landed .at Normandy in : lntrnent of r Design e Carriag Gold, Francis Gl02ier, Mrs. l 'en Buck, the second wave group and con.IEWELRY IIOXES er b� Y aa Attorney :· Mrs. Delbert Bruch, Mrs. flo. tinued across France and BelSize 8-16 Jewelry, Pins, l1r Rln91, N1cklacn almo eral s certain, and eerJl.11 st bert Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth Rath- gium, helping in the first capture $1.00 Mrs. or a German town by American odde now favor William J . DrJv, burn . Mrs. John Smith, Prophrl,ctlc 8 r uffl11 eftd Seh 19c up �In. , Dana troops. "Tanker" Pool l1 credited er, o( Vlrglnta, to become Admln, Wolter Walker, Box. Stetlonery ____ ______ $1 .00 up OR 2 FOR $4.69 a. f Young, Mrs. PhilJp Smith and with 258 enerny vehiclea destroy- latrator o Veterans' Affair OPIN IVININGS Mrs. Eldon Weeks. ed' 250 German prisoners-of.war' ·llrTht isolbefnK last letter till after year, l'd like to extend s and over 1,000 enemy dead before my bell wishes !or 1 .. lean the guns o! hi! Sherman I I n k, Club d1 Flatwoo LIGHTS, TINSEL, r tmu and • Happy • named, "In the Mood." Paul' s dMrery Cb b New Year , to alL L. Dickey. Dinner BULBS, SNOW, ..,uth tank Ca""'I "'6-'' an enemy shell The annual Christmas dinner of Aachen, Germany, and the ICICLES, CARDS and �artY Of th" Fla!woods Ladies Texan, thrown clear by . the blast, Qulltmg club was held Tueoday GIFT WRAPPINGS IOSt a Ieg QDd SUffered 198\'ere at the home fo Mrs. CharIes Goeg . d w He leg. other the woun s in aa lein. dlscharged In 1946, after learn• Following a turkey dinner at Ing to manipulate an a lllclal rt noon, a social hour was enjoyed limb, but returned to active duty e and gifts were exchanged. Pr s- two years later as an lnstruc«lr Mrs. Hill, J, E. ent were Mrs, under spec ial Jegillallon that per­ J. Morgan, Mrs. J o h n Balley, milted combat•wounded veterans Mn. Charles Radford Sr., Mrs. to re-enter mRltary aervlce. Alvin Russell. Mrs. Linder Daines A Holl ood icture .based Mrs. Clyde Wells. Mrs. Goeglein Pool's e:Wlts, :Sued ,'"lbe � and guests, Rev. nnd Mrs. Rob- Arc Comlng" wu (Urned In the ert R. card and three daughters ea 1 1950, Pool hold th DI• · . . or Chester and Heidi Milhoan. 1 mgu .8 ...._ � Y1sIred •serv1ce .......�. '-'•WIili• : &.e --.. Stuffed Toys, of Merit, Purple Heart , Bronze_ MASON COUNTY Dolls, Cars, MARRIAGE LICENSES t, mlld:liliili tT ?>rn- '°an-.1\'S l.�eaded S(:ORES Ne\\'S, Events , .-·! *1RY YOUR D. STORE FIRST! I s Forest Run ', I j• } Total Of Bids Hun 1 rtE X� ea4utet TOUC HES YOU Announced By Commissioner I cootribut\ol>-Jftllll Mn. Ny• and ,...,,t lrlt!\dt CAMPAIGN EXPl'!!ISF..fl � · , < G , . -A� ' L. Sa•mdm ol 8acb.-d. · I of C.lw>bwo -vt,rtod Mt. and \I ASl\t , - ·1 J Mn. H.lnlOll Hollt:r fdday llDd of campaign e>. pen5el on file to- Republian � � �, did ll(llllt hunting. day du,dol'led that Joi;.111g Demo, Ion, an LmlU s cratie congre■siotlal candidate Ed- for C.Ongrea tn a,.,.p, In wm M Nelson of Rockford, Ill. , 1 a $:I traffic ticket ID 1111 � I Panel Finds Toledo rtte1ved only one $S campaign raign Robin --:---::------�""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',,,!!!!! Vo·tes ·.. ,'or �u11i 1I1 i· ,,.��,1 Awa1--d Go·1'nfl' ��or G1·ealei<l Effort r -om Dall� Sentinel, Pomeroy,Mldd!ep�rt, 0., Dec. 22, 1960-5 _ _ _ _ _____ Pl'ano Account By United Prti,;s International All that talk about Bob Cous� slowing down turns out to be ju.�! /,o,!< ,��1<11 �V hh •� j'«il"" biu�o<J!4 __ , a lot of dribble. I Apparently as good as ncr a! 32 , Cousy is one of lhe main real sons the Boston Celtics lead the Eastern Div ision oi >he Nat ional tb ° l l�t: ;;!nt.:; ';:,;�� •:: ou i, ,, COLUMBUS WPJl-'the NCAA for ud ion In the holiday tourna- <lee put on one of his custom r Chamt>ion Buckeyes of Ohio State. mrnt at New York City. i:ierforman<'es Wedncsd.uy ni� � using Wednesday and today to reUhiu Stnlc, on a live-game win- when he teamed u with Sam p _ r�mil ianze thcmsclV('S with their u�n� . sln'ak. �loves to the ''big Jones to lead Boston to a 120- 108 home murt al St . John l\ ,·ena. (·1ty nftcr Christmas. The lourna- \' iclory over St . Louis, the Westa. ..., ..I.'. meet a tough Detroit n1ge squad nwnt mdudcs sul'h roadblocks to cm Division leader. OSl l 's c-onl inued un be ate n record lhe,·c tonight. Cousy scoced 25 point, and conr i as kcyes two The on after w Bu ns I J l : ih. SI . Bon :wentu re. St. t ribuled 21 assists, only seven shy a .., the road finally made it home to John'.", . PrO\' i,1 nn•. and Seton ( u his own leao1uc record of 2,,. ' By OSC-'R t'Kt,,U:Y mv six d;1VS . hefore the final ,._,..oI umbus Wc><\nesday via· tram· 1 1a11 - de ,c' atecI Wlit\ ncs,\ay n1·ght oJones high was for the Celman trial� . he twice tu rneJ ;i nd hus Coach Fred 'l'aylor pul fiti-45 hy n.iyton. tJaHtd Pre111 laterll&&\oul I Olympk . ! i C "s ll ith 28 i•oints, while Rob Pel' . · MIAM I , F'la. t U Pl 1-The a,vct- down a11 amLomatic place on the h 15 ' Icam on 8 1 mm aI ( 'h •rago t it of the Hawke:; w, s i11➔iv' ,du• \ " But brforc I I,e Bu('kl•yc� enter ed SU1l h1 an /\ward, 11rcs"nlcd an• swm l t•;,1m n nd went on lo ear n hf!\•nuS(! he w. i s fearful of furtlwr h r score 37 with points. , the !nu n, , ;m"nt they m ust ov er• h : • · • , 10 , a,n,•,tcur btrths on the 400 .ind BOO-meter u ,c•1 nu.Ir., 1 wc.1 lher del11y11 for flying. •1 to the n•1 uThe Ph i lad elphia Warriors de come Dct roll , a lough team L ha t ol�m the took Trov lt•:11rn,. rclav athlete, Ui up for i,:rnhs todo} .nnd tad the New Yo�k Knicke r- I k: Ohio St�te defeated W 1chil<1 Sal• hi.JS \\ 1111 f ive uf six gamrs this i i..bl nod In thia t'Ornt.•r goc!l to tht! pie 20tJ. 1 nctt>r butterfly cliarnpion 1 'lf' �s. 122 nin� : bot·kl i7, in the o; ' · b)a: CU.1 wno did II the hnrd way . 1 ! ,hip an.I �t is!! Von !-iHI · · a t·o •:1t· · o rdav night and Loyola or l 'hi l•:11.:0 srason. ! 011• 1 N\ (;,qrdcn 1 g:imr 11f o l�c. ' � tofal or two 1 1�1 1\:h1 ol de, th 1·1it! 1,:o!d medal lJ and one silver Monday ni 14l ut Chicago. T Ii e n g I l l! ' lmll l' l l f ro rn 1 1 1( ' Mu- IJl 1 • h, ' " . \', i:l Clwm!:>erl;:in not arvlng OlymplunK hnYe been :ur l hc h i ggl•:;l me · lal worlut1 i o1, tcam' 11 Tuesday ;1i1· d<•p:1rl1:re wa� torLtad! Cit y 1� l1.i ve DcRuia.sdit•re. a ni , ·, ' , ;1' rnl ll'rl the lia".'ld111mrl'i 1 , l ·;'.J pcd bcdrnse or weather nominated for lhe award. Each ol tlw �amt> s. 1�6 ti( '(' won .:ivt•r:iget.i 25 · 6 po. nh 1 o r : ''t' \'> .mwrs bl:l n l <-n led nll The n.s 1 1 ca1tcrs wo1·kcd out at one would honor It 3nd yet, of Luc .is, who led Ow n:1 ! ion in SI.Joh n Al cnu which they haven't ;111:I 20 I n•Uoumls • f,l" ame la i:I .(u rc . .., Y . i1h :l3 pfl:nr.... . i r r : ie ' lhe 10 c1ndk11lel, the fee lln:•. Held g0ul pt• T:.on1 age for lhe seen in a wi•ck after their arri\•al �· , • ; ir . 0(• \ ro it's k; 1m J\' t• r.i /'. t ·s ti •'i Nuull�· pm·n i t he Knicks w ith :1 1 here 11 that the man who won in eight 1md indt:dcs Cha r l ie •:o:ri t s . The \.' i rlory kt"rt thP War. 1 ll uckcycs last yt•.ir 1t•.i� rme o� h N<' Weclncsd;y ;_iflcrnoon. the loughelt' ,vent of them 111_ North, who uvnagecl l !! . R po. 1 1 t s . r ·1, r 'i :i lwl f �:irnc !)('h ind the (\• I• ! · ·o Pl a y In N1• w Vork the �p memhcr s of the U.S aft.er helping to coach hl1 chief ry l lughes, 10!1 suh i i•-,; . C Mc hall p baskt• cam. ly � r e 1 s e e O l rn it "I hop om o th kid r<'• J.iJ)L Ll)r ti k t opposition-II ' hi('kowski, i lal'�i5.on M 11nrrnnk ( in • rio k s s u came r ove ann • c � · : 0 riihcr /.':l l ,lt'!'I Wl're i;chP:i m hr e w mi • c mh:• �• r hat lh p t> look 1'hal would � . :,cc::r� . Olym- � <! Hay Kavalm•ky. son m l l th mp1c b lake n1a \ d. e s e '"T I. � q _ :. _m• lik(' , " Ta y lo r uip 1 h r i e Oy pk decalhlon champion Rafer JUI')' lo li 111J(hl f'nuld Stiu·t weigh� frctsty le w'.·(•sll i nt,1 . 1 1lle 'Hl )llOSf' ' l 10 be some wtv.uita gr· I l Juhnpn . T.a�· l or s< 1it.l he was untlc(·ided al n n In an Olymplf year, It l11 no and J . on · � !�Cl'C ll l lll tu d i da1 e in playin � . it hom1• , but 01! 1' hoy s • for Ute Su�l1vm1 aw,1rri who hiJv cm ' I S( 'l' n enuui�h of it ln!Ply 10 lus t: ·. w wh�1/11•r lo sta1 f Hohhy D Ii iurpfjH th,it a1I lht oon,neea h:ni.t•ht nr fli('hil� lloyt ;:it ,me of should bl) J.(IVl'n i'l(,)!df! k1ml ol t}e s ure. ' ' 1hol11d hU"I! s • run" r the lists io 1 for . " mosl oomin �• While the olht• r Ohio Stale slu• lt1c lfl"w;inl spu'.s Kni1:h1 d,d yeo• of thl lnlern.1. iom1I �omeR. Track �COL�!: 1 .Ion t·o . , c• I his llurd t l1ntipt c 1cnt .s t•n jo�· II i.:av ,�hristmm; hol - fllll/1 (tuty Mondt1,\' ni;.:ht in tht• na�urally rioniin"l:e)I the list , lhlf, ml.!dal hy plnt.n� st•c·ond in the ; · l ; iv ti·,.•;iY fr orn . the book<1. ihr l ..0.1 0!:.i µ,am..'. 1(l'l ! in1. '. 12 1 ,oinls ht-int the t1,lu.rnor !lt't·• ·oq 01 lhl' l ' �1-�otm,l l·l11s11 tic-spite K km>t• 1 11 · fiu{ k !'ye C'U)(cr� w il l hf! honin� uri and Sl'\l('ft rebounds. l loyl scored '-, • • ' c·onte!!I only l \, o µoint11 for 1111 ' l u ne lw l H 1 a � a,� \ jury. Olt..r, T . .11.·k Sll,n , wa'i in the g11me. l ' fNCl :'!N , \TI f l fPP -Ther" f<; a How�ver, Taylo1· m ight ust· l.u1 ;ifoot lo COll\' ert Ern if': n,rnk · ) l loyt• h1•(·;111�<' Kni·!hl wus shakm , . f t �e rhicn!.:;n Cuhs to a fir:-t f'oll4•Jlf' Rnsktlba ll ft,p1ulh, up in n tall In thr l .11y11J,1 �arnc Hy lJnllt>d l ' n-s� l11t1•rn11lumal ;u,-1 1 ht. c.·o;wh rnigl1t dedrlc to l':tSf'in,1n el'cn �!mu�h 1hf' offiri:d i :in•rngrs doim he's the l\1rit ion11l , Ko\ST t.:ivt- hitn u n•st . r .rar,1w ' s lop defensi\'e shortstop . Army. 78 _Dl'l ' �uw fit! I Thr Hu,.." keyc s1artin� l 1 11e1 o 1 • For the second l'ltrnl�hl yi•m• . : No. Carolina SI 71 LoSa\le fl8 .�hmild be prclty well rl'sll'd fo1 1 Westminster l l 'a. 1 7ti t. ' .irncgic fi7 lk'lrnit They sut out lite finnl HJ .., : 111ks !e(I nil shortstops in the 1 . < '.1--1J!l1C' itl ri 'lclin{! during 1960 with St . Vim·ent t 1';1. 1 fjji C:ilholic U . 52 mi m, l rs of p lay il l Chic·ag() as the ·, .!li7 average. Dick Gro�t of Temr i le i.! Pennsylvania 58 I subs guve Loyolu a <lc•monstration Pilt:-burgh, the nmnerup, wa!I fur Quet!ns I N. \' 1 7:\ o.� weg;i St . 60 of B l t k t•ye depth . l' 1iaC'k wilh .9:lii. Falrlir lci 83 l hmler 70 1 Hutgt•rs 7!t Boston U. 77 \'et, before Lou Boudreau 41uil I Ohio State take!l a rc<'orrl o( 1 0 81':0.U A.1,L GAMI-: · , .�1 rtii�hl v i dorif's ove1• the pos1 :1,;; C uh mona�er last October. he CAGI•: STANllll'\' GS SOUTH 1wo sC'ason,,i, inlo lhe l.lt.-troi t )lame announced plans for switrhin·: Kt•11:ucky U, lnvHatlonal 1 \'ursl'.y ) 1 ton .t;: ht, l'ight o[ llw m 011 th<' '.l:mk s lo lirsl base in l!Hi l . SC'\'· I l !'C Rnund ) 1 crnl olh<'r members of the Cobs ' road. ..11:,.o f�·cl Brink� would be more , suitt•d nt first base them short i;;to:-> [ :X'rm:!>c his arm oppar<'nlly i,;n · 1 1 too slron�. la,, mer to &n Argt>ntlne �lrl Ha,old Robert 11\Jssell, 28, and Betty Kathleen Neal, 23, both or West Columbia. Larry Melvin Lalhey, 21, U. S AnnOO Forces, and Carol Jane , Gibs, 18, New Haven, James Curtis McBee, 21, Arm· ed Forces, and Wanda Lee IJtchfield, 19, Point Pleasent. John William Johnson, 18, Hen• derson, and Doris Loul,. Lewis , Jt Henderson. �ussell Emmolll 1bomu, 21, Lecon, and Violet Maxine Shultze, 19, Point Pleasw-it. Robert Eugene Tucker, JI, Roi,, ertsburg, and Lillian Mae Hall, J Ones Attended Trucks, Games CharIestOn Conferences E. Bartow Jones or Point PJeasant, chainnan of the Mason Coun­ ly Ropubl\can Executive Canunlt, tee. attended an "emergency non•parllsan citizen's conlerence'" in Charleston on Monday. The meeting wu called by Gov­ el'OON!lecl W, W. Barron. Barron sought advice and ldeu on au)>. jects 10 be included In the pr<> 11, Leon. le�, the he pre to am sent will gr Jol,n Henry Mcllern)ll.t, Jr., 19, q lmate Approx islatu 1961. In re pt Pleasant and Palsy AM Pat• attend 175 pe�s were !nvited to ,e;son, 17, Henderson. the meetmg. PROGBAM ANNOUNCED DIFFERENT CINJ>Y The annual Christmas program or the Mt. Herman U. B. Church 'l1re presiding officer at I b e· w\11 be on Dec, II, Baturday eve, <lrrialrnas party ol the FHA of nlng al 7:30 p.m. 'llrere will be Middleport High School Tueoday n,c\talions, dlaloguea, ud ,horl evening WU Cindy Morris Instead Cbrts1mu ol Cindy Sauer as wu reported plays, and special In Wodaelday 'a paper, sonp. ' Choose From Our Selection Of Sliver Trays, Coffee Services, Creamers, Brass and Silver P11qun OTHER POPULAR GUTSz Ronson Ughters, Cuff L(pks, 'ne Cla&ps, l!heaffer Pen and Pencils, BIiifoids, Rhinestone Jewelry and many other Items to fill out yolir Cbrlstmu lilt. B. H: Sanborn J EWELRY STORE MILL STREET MIDDLl!PORT BOX CANDY Wbltmans, Pangburns and Mrs. stevens $1.00 up Christmas Cards 59c up CIGARETTES . . . . . . . . , . , . . $2.37 ..rton CICARETTE LIGHTERS . • • . . . • . . 98c up TOBACCO POUCHES . , • . . . . . . . $1,00 up Yellow Bowl and Kaywoodit PIPES $ 1 .00 up r • �., '-Dally Sentinel . Pomerov-Mlddlepo rt, o .. Dec 22. 1 960 fbesjio,t Kentucky Five St,:// To u�f. est Tournament Tearn In Nation I W '" ff.M SK ATER! Fla. I UPTlJ A• ili.ss Dtk1 Young Husk :uni operu Bence Spi:U0$;1, fl]S(J 20, l' hen sh .' J.irk , (lm·1 l k \ ('ame here as a fo1 e1gn exc-hongt.' 1ts new Indoor iCt' skatlrijj r lru tudenl Ill 1957 llolh curr('ntly o,lay California In first round ac-hor : re students al the Umve rsily uf The temperature ln JackaonviU, In the Aluminum Bo\o\ ' Texa 1 Wednesday night waa 23 degrees 'aliforma at Berkeley. an..: Ark.:ms.as advantcd into to n 1�ht ' s final round The Long horn dP 1 t<,,te-:l Tenne�sec. · 77-TJ W H E R E YO U ' LL A L WA Y $ F I N O an ' 1h1 · Razo: backs beat Ala bama, 83-i6. � ew rn1i.r1 who was ineligible after his f , :,, ·�:1 year for play­ ing outsidt- ball, doubled his aver• age outpu t in the Kentucky tri• umph. He 11.·as aided by Larry Pursiful with 2 1 points and Bill Lickert w ith 1 4 as the Wildcats try t o better their re('(.,rd of win ning 1 32 games and losing on! 3:5 in the tourna:nenls ,1 hich 1hr have appeared since 192!. ,!!..._ Pant!;.e .. C: arc:: s . .\re Cood Td �• al' en,·e c�'!e J .eaders :-i 11 • " I\ •' Q I I I I I . . a, . Chet Tanric' 11 1 ! The Southoasterr Ohio Bcasetbal ' League. taking an extra b:·eaU1 u n . i l after )anta's ,·isit has sett led down into a tw1 -hu. se : a·.:e between Ja(-'kson and Athrns rou4H..u1t'. the iir;:.L \Urll with the Pamer, v J > anthe1 <.; rn pocttion l O ch'1llrni.,'e bath front 1 unners. Both lo:dor, a,e 5-0, the Panthers 3-2 . iu the league. Pomero:, h.iis ..: :i ..: :\:.;Jn to play twice, Athens oncC'. Ath­ enJ mu-: 1 1.1ee, Po!ue:o: ,again, here, and Jackson twice. Wells.on, Nel: · nville and Lo�an are chugging along with 2-3 s'.:eins anC: appear o·•t uf evcuthing except a ch:nce for lhe first dlvir!-m. How are the P:m�hc: s· c· anccs "' r hcven\ talked wld1 Coach , :usse\l Moore on this poin, , and if I hod he lil:ely wou ld have guided the con­ versa .ion tov.•a�·d th weather. 1 would st• -·m :2, h:..wevc:, lhJt �1 . Moore v,ould ha't'e read.i.Jy aomH '.ed his boys <.:an tal.e A thens in its visit in Ponieroy, and beet Jackson both t imes, If 1'H t:Y W AN1' TO BADLY E�or;:11, P£,UE 8EMM 'K4Ke5 t../.5 A,tfA 7"Et/1? 6oiF 1if'U � /IE'5 9r!f AfAN fV5R @ WIN #o r.+' tJRtrJ5,)/ ANO ti. ?. cnoWA'S,, Pomeroy fans wou l d appredLle two cham pionShips in a tow, tho tl,ird in four years. Part of Ille joy of a title tbl! 1eaaun would be in anticiration of greater thill;'!.i next year when four t·u rrent starling Panthers are Seniors and Rick Crow, a 6-2 s.;ohomore just start­ ing to grow, join.ti the varsity nexl ienson. Coach Moore could have no better Christmas present from hla gang of round ball artists than a great vow by each to go all-out come Jamtary and win anoth,2r cham­ pionship. Moat Pomeroy fans believe lhe Panthers have the onl y brea� offense in the league deserving t o be called such. They also believe the Panlh!'rs, !I they operate as they did against Racine, could win t he balance of their games In leaaue compet1t1on. With a defensive wrinkle or two il'oned out, the Panthers 111ight round that last turn in good shape ,, nd be right up there in front when the shooting I• over. I WILA!_.< RllOot..PN, Aftf�l?ICAN $Pl?INrLR, Wlllf 1 Of.YAfPIC 60LO MEOAt.S -Jo#/1 1/l/>IIA< P!A1TIY;,vH16il JIM?. Mr. Cousy r'.nt HUSK S01\J ENGAGED SCARSDALE, N.Y. IUPll-D,1vid P. RU5k, 20, eldest son o! Set'retary of State-designate �11 It'.lsk. will be married next sum• Dead, No Sir, Even At 32 !, €AGotl �rARr, - ,, ,¥ !'RO tOOP, A;!eRtCAI( /OOTBAtL LEA6//c, t¥/3L/1'5, The Splrt Parar.:e B UCks Gun For 6th Stra1• gI1t V•1ctory In Det ro1't B attl e me< By DICK JOYC'F' I t· o;tr:.'. Pfff.s lat -. v t ,11:ii r, .., 1oum3.r ·cn le�lt" ' Kl·n\uc• \'.i: ' · •:11:., lA : • < ' ,, . . tt.f' be -�· :o :1(':r re;:ord JD thr �•n' ,.'.! a;:Jm h.,\ L' co r • · up ',\ . · :, th<' wh'. m..1n a! the 1 .�•l,'. ! lf"lt T!1:s ti� B,m,n Adolph H,:pp 1,as found his s r ar:•;plug m Roi;1t1r !\'( \o\ J nan, sm11dl:.meous 1 �· pla� mg hiti first &1nd Ima! varsity college basketball season The 6-"4 New, man donned spe{'tacles for the r: ,.�: hme on the court Wednesnight and scored 24 points in ·• the Wildca� into the fi n,f of the Kentucky lnvi• n. Tournament agamst the tat rug:•r,d St . Louis Bill ikens to· Reserve .iim McDonald's kc night play, ho\\ever broke the lllin. I Kent· ,. Buts Tillnl late rally. Wilh lllino!s trailing b Kentut'ky r a t e d lllmo; . two points with 54 sr<'onds )er, 83-78. and Bob lmann led si MclJonalcl stole the boll anr' Louis to a 54.,�3 triumph over S('Ored on a thN'£•pointer to in· sure the \' idory. 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Bottted under auth1>rlty Of Th• Coc•.COl1 Company by �·,, Pa r kersbu rg WllllO>IT i:e 1MO, 1>11 tllCA� COltl�AIII', ··CGCA.::ollt" MID ··oo�t" ...., nt,n111ro hlllDl!Uftl. OPEN TONIGHT FRIDAY TIL 9 P. M. and Material, Candy. B E N F R A N K LI N s - 1 0 ' • Close Saturday At 5 p.m. ----- (Cli11od Monday, Doc. 26) n \ :;i; 2�nPOMEROY OHIO . .... . Had THE SHOE BOX Party Christmas Trn Trim FROM -- Sanborn •' Toys.. � ·.. . GALORE ! While Assortmenh Ar" Comrl�,e ioys Galore, Chrislm�, Trims, Trr>r Trimmings. Gamei, Gift� f�1 i hr '-iome, Greeting Cards, Wrapping Fast Check Out Service To Speed You On Your Wayl Coca..Cola Bottllng C. ** * SHOP and SAVE IN POMEROY < l..,a.fil t l�ancel! l.eilC'I" • TOYS and GIFT s-I0 ff "l Of I n for J.,H1tv .t',t Phono WY,2-3194 l'OME ROY, OHIO 8 ,._u. walkn Killing Mr. ao� Mrs. P lanning l\oosh Man Guilty thret• Judge t-1\ 4UP1 TOLEDO parent.. hll of visited Pomc-ro� 1 State Road Commluloner Pat• Mr and Mrs. Kerns RoUJh Sun• panel today found Law1<>n Shaver . 23, gullty OD t wo of thr� murder rlcic C. Graney, after eu.m ini ni dav. bUb pre&ent.ed on �cember 13, i Vi5ilin� Mr. and M.r1. Lewi.I charges tn the shooting of a:utJ. and urban Oregon cab driver, Velma HIGO. on one Reg11lar Federal-Aid Walke r Sunda y v.·ere Mr. project and three Federal-Aid Sec- �frs. Roy Cur1 1 or Pomeroy and Byers . Feb. 18 ondary ;:,rojecu, ha5 announced Vi re::! Wr lker of Baahar1. es ru led I ha! Shaver . tha t the lowe1t qualUled bids re,� !,fr! \!!!-irP.� DaJn11h visited her ' Tht �udg a guilty lint degree murdtr of s v.· ceived totaled ,1 . 700 . 113 . 3I Low �:��er Mrs )faJ"'.' Sc affer Mon · . , and _guilty of murder wh�I� tom . bld.1 have been .aceepted by the �,,, . m1ttmg a robbery , but annocer,: ghr . dau . ol and E Mankin l Je s t r i d ee on thr Fe the eralCommiuion . .and Mrs. of abduction resulting in murder. A.kl Secoodary project., and the ter, Sharon. \';sited Mr . ) r s eviening. E ither o( the two chargea make!'! Mondaiv contracts are being awarded to- i U'wi Wa'kc ory ! Mrs . Harold Newell and ':-'>l.9 1 � death . .aenten� mandat day. They are as follow, · jud did ath•, of Chester vi11ted ,mce the Ann and ges not recomC KANAWHA _ 0. 739 mile of the mercy. o-·d on Al terna I her grandpt"renls. Mr. and Mn. mend .--...1. nua Dav1111• u-c;i:;a t.e CharIes Baer and Mrs. George • • two court,.appoinled et- ' Shaver'• ' W · V8 Route H for gnd mg, B.iP r Thursrl •i\' , torneys did not queatlon the ctc- 1 draining, traffic bound b a I e I James . . �lktt or Pomerov , cis1on · , __ ._, Ior f judges but 85M:U o uw · course and asphaIllc conc-•n:·1.e sur- spent the wee� encl with hl!I rcy face. Haynes Const ruct ion Co. & 1 �and parents, �-Yr. alld Mrs. Lew- ,, _me.... u ncrelary of St.alt ln the new Ken• DIAN RUSK heads up the n:,,tlon'a: foreign affaln 11.,.. Savage Construction Co. , Blue- I :s Walker. l· Rockefe the cy of presiden the vea lea nedy Cabinet wllh long experience In the field. He FOR THAT LAST field, W. Va $265,167.10. native or Geor&ta,. jolned Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter te-r Foundation to take the- sensitive diplomatic poat. Rlllk, �1, under aerved al.lo ll, Marsha MASON - 0.418 mile ol lhe Silt, and lami\y of Long Bollom and the state Department In 1947 undtr Se-cN!tary Gtorge C. MINUTE his educ&Uonal carttr. Secreta.ry Dun Acheson. He wu a Rh0de1 acholar durtnc teen Mile Creek Approaches on Mrs, Edith Si!=son and children Secondary Rout. YT for sradlnw, of Pomerov visit!!d their parent,. draining, traffic bound hose, .. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holter on phallic concrete bottom and wear- Sunday. . Run Met.hod 15t ) Veterans organizations I n d Star, and was on eof thirty-two lng COll!'le!I. Haynes Con!lructlon The F�'t lbe lr leaders were parllcularly in· Americana penonally decorated Co. & Savage Coost ructlon Co., Church Ch r istmas program will ' be held al lhe charch Friday, tercsted in who will head the De- by Generol Charles De Gaulle Bluefield, W. Va. 184,476.'!S . 11 invited. . . . Mrs. WillJam Arnott, president parlment of Defense and Depart• with the French Croil de Guerre. m of the �n. Lew15; Walker vis�ted Mn . . was in charge of the meeting of mcnt of State during the Kennedy The VF W Special Study Com• � - 2 364 ates MIDDL EPORT Point Pleasent Run Road on Al- EloJ.Se Mankin and famaly Tue• t he Racine PTA held Mond.a y ' administration. President-e I e c t millee in a Washington meeting da · , W. va Route 18 for :==. Y:,_ S. December 15 and 16 lo consider tem�le Kennedy has hiru;ed Robert evening at the school. . l affic t ad draining, g r bound . m gr ial ol "Judic n wa:i, reported that the ASStr McNamara, President of the Ford the pros and cons • ',or ,., t R e o l e v i w f Denied Velerans' hue, asp alt\c con<rete bottom be Se lary ........ mpany, o ere . eiation owes $140 on the new piBen- �d wearing COU1'8el. BolO & ano whi�h it purchased and it was of Defense, and Dean Rusk, Pr�s-- Claims" and "Readjustment Peacellme Veteram " R itchie, Inc., Ravenswood, W. Va. voled to ma ke a $50 payment . ident of the Ford Foundation• to efit, for ' $548·m·90· 1 tened to expert witnessed on t h e be Secrt!lary of State. Mc;Namara il Maurice Lott announ,� issues sid t and, es of lhe two The award of the Regular Fed­ Christmas program which was was only recently made Presl- bo h tw(II day's ol soul-searching. eral Aid project in Marshall Coun· after Motor of Company dent Ford the , Racine the at held this morning, adjourn� w lthout decision to ty is being held for further .study. Methodist church. A thank you and must give up an estimated meet again early 1n February· It b for 0.484: mile of the F' I I h note was read from the fourth $400 ,000 annual salary for the pay Co Cree ActMtiea The m are Veteran, men of ofr Both cer. Cabinet a J I.he party. Bridge, No. 2055, and A p­ k Halloween grade for The second grade won the attend- highl! rega.rded among business m!ltee of the lll61 Inaugural proachea on W. Va. Route 2 for 1t ced a o prel tee Rusk wdusU'la.1 rn and leaders and has ann un lmm ry grading, draining, trafflc bound ance banner. plans for the participation of �et- base, uphaltlc concrete b • • •• rienc ex in previous h had s ., pe a p resented A program w a s t�e State Department as an As· erai. groups in the forthconung bituminous bottom and wearing which opened with a stm')', "Help• . sistanl Secretary unr'ler President �ugural ceremonies.. Special sec- courses. T e bridge consists (If ing Children In This Troubled lions of &ieala along the Trurnar!. parade four steel I-beam .spans on mn­ World" by Mrs. Dorothy Smilh I ng reserved (or dJs. rete IUbstructure. All in one route are �l Cabi· lop of two c these con­ A group or second grade pupils ln view abled servi�en from tbe serv- tract. R. N. Hewitt Bulleting CO., )f sang. " Up On The Housetop" and net positioM identified with the Ice hospitals in lhe Washington South Charleston & V. N Green Thirty-two Feet and Eight Tails. Ford emp�. the wags are now area. A small . bJo;ck of aea1:v!; & \ Co. , Charleston, W. Va., $803, Three udet tcf!ms presented giving General Motors a break Other seetion will be rese COSMETIC SETS by numbers incluriing, Terry Brad- by saying that "What's good for BD �p oWcials of veteran organ• ' for n Is b e t for Motors good Ford ford and Roberta KraeUter. sa g Tussy, Evening In Paris, Coty, ce of · snow ake" and "Wa1k country . " Secretarteo-to,be M o- lzaltons. Department ofll n BANKING MADE EABY "S us1e majoi- vet.erans organizations in Lonlhoric, Lucien Lolong may expect ·•-BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPl)-A Around Chrlslmas · " Nancy .and Namara and Rusk , the area will serve as Uonc,a to , __ , ___ .i _. ' " Tell Sant close cooperation e lo "'ov supporl d an mp man dark-co lUIOIICU Martha Yost, sang, ,__ �nen assIst the disabled aervu.. .a he new drive-in �-"-' wlndow t I Live In A Shanty ; " and Sheila from the Veterans o t Foreign e chin g and Id r veter8 in major doubt, no other and, Wars at a bank here WednadaJ handed and Sandra Bailey sang ' ''White • . With �ul'ICI' xethe1r °parade aeatsDll _..1.__B 1UUJU _. __,.W, be veteran organlzatm�s, cau� the teller, Mn. BanHU" Chrislmas." ceptlon of the disabled .terv lceand up, holh sted m a y c ntere are keenl ing s r e no i a te announ of Ye.l an Following griup sin ging resentatl es f the vet;. nearly the afwith ff national security nad foreign drove lhen o :�� :�anl!atio:. w�l pay for Christmas carols, a g ift exchange SlO,OOO she handed him. faln. was held and refreshments were their parade seat! the sam ea . . . The Veterans Admm 1 stratmn re- osther speclatrs. A small cntin served. ­ ccnlly announced that Lafayello gent I unll nned Honor G uards FIRE BOUND DOG \ \ A AP G. C Lafe > Pool - A Texan - has from 0� the major veterans C � CAN V� Ar ended his -incredible mllllary "'; rganlzatiorul, with mosaed col- � o · d, d g�?"": ELECTRIC RAZORS, Schick, Remrng­ •rol43,h� e ...,,.· h ....oun JIUIB[ll�-· o eer and il'I attending busine!s cor or.11, w 111 be aulhorlzed to partlcI. ton, Ronson, Sunbum, Nortleo e , dred mlI.. over Ibo Allantie Wed\egc In San Angelo, Texa�- .und r "•ti! I 1he $24,95 up rade· n pa • ne,day from the win go! a 851 the G-t Bill Pool's explotts as a ,.. EHtman Cameru · - - ----- $S.95 up President-elect Ken- Stratolortress bomber. S Timex WatchH -------··- $6.95 up lank comm�nder In Europe d.., n.ASII nedy � announced that Govi!r­ View Mister The Ladies Aid of the Enter- ing World War I I were described . nor Ster" Picture Set, __________ $1.75 Orville Freeman of Minnelota prisc EUB Church met Tuesday by Yank rnag02lne, In 1944 to the . . Boys Colorful . . 8 World War II veteran, will be Blllfold1, Justin Leather __ $3.95 up at the church for W1 all day effect that, "Pool is the tanker of . . GINGHAM . . Secretary of Agriculture, and Ar· Bibles _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ , _ $1,98 up Following a chicken tankers. He ii America's fitst ace meeting. Pol1rold c,mer■s - - - - - - - - - � $94.59 thur Goldberg, a New York La­ dinner at noon. gifts were ex- of the Tank Corps." Pool and hls Perker P1n1 .nd Sets _ _ _ _ $5.00 up In se ey of diYer at i t.orn bor l')fl un changed. tank crew of the Third Armored SHAVE SETS, Old Spfct, Stq, Menresls, wUJ be secretary of La­ Blue, Cocoa, Green, nen, Wllll1m1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1 .00 up Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Division landed .at Normandy in : lntrnent of r Design e Carriag Gold, Francis Gl02ier, Mrs. l 'en Buck, the second wave group and con.IEWELRY IIOXES er b� Y aa Attorney :· Mrs. Delbert Bruch, Mrs. flo. tinued across France and BelSize 8-16 Jewelry, Pins, l1r Rln91, N1cklacn almo eral s certain, and eerJl.11 st bert Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth Rath- gium, helping in the first capture $1.00 Mrs. or a German town by American odde now favor William J . DrJv, burn . Mrs. John Smith, Prophrl,ctlc 8 r uffl11 eftd Seh 19c up �In. , Dana troops. "Tanker" Pool l1 credited er, o( Vlrglnta, to become Admln, Wolter Walker, Box. Stetlonery ____ ______ $1 .00 up OR 2 FOR $4.69 a. f Young, Mrs. PhilJp Smith and with 258 enerny vehiclea destroy- latrator o Veterans' Affair OPIN IVININGS Mrs. Eldon Weeks. ed' 250 German prisoners-of.war' ·llrTht isolbefnK last letter till after year, l'd like to extend s and over 1,000 enemy dead before my bell wishes !or 1 .. lean the guns o! hi! Sherman I I n k, Club d1 Flatwoo LIGHTS, TINSEL, r tmu and • Happy • named, "In the Mood." Paul' s dMrery Cb b New Year , to alL L. Dickey. Dinner BULBS, SNOW, ..,uth tank Ca""'I "'6-'' an enemy shell The annual Christmas dinner of Aachen, Germany, and the ICICLES, CARDS and �artY Of th" Fla!woods Ladies Texan, thrown clear by . the blast, Qulltmg club was held Tueoday GIFT WRAPPINGS IOSt a Ieg QDd SUffered 198\'ere at the home fo Mrs. CharIes Goeg . d w He leg. other the woun s in aa lein. dlscharged In 1946, after learn• Following a turkey dinner at Ing to manipulate an a lllclal rt noon, a social hour was enjoyed limb, but returned to active duty e and gifts were exchanged. Pr s- two years later as an lnstruc«lr Mrs. Hill, J, E. ent were Mrs, under spec ial Jegillallon that per­ J. Morgan, Mrs. J o h n Balley, milted combat•wounded veterans Mn. Charles Radford Sr., Mrs. to re-enter mRltary aervlce. Alvin Russell. Mrs. Linder Daines A Holl ood icture .based Mrs. Clyde Wells. Mrs. Goeglein Pool's e:Wlts, :Sued ,'"lbe � and guests, Rev. nnd Mrs. Rob- Arc Comlng" wu (Urned In the ert R. card and three daughters ea 1 1950, Pool hold th DI• · . . or Chester and Heidi Milhoan. 1 mgu .8 ...._ � Y1sIred •serv1ce .......�. '-'•WIili• : &.e --.. Stuffed Toys, of Merit, Purple Heart , Bronze_ MASON COUNTY Dolls, Cars, MARRIAGE LICENSES t, mlld:liliili tT ?>rn- '°an-.1\'S l.�eaded S(:ORES Ne\\'S, Events , .-·! *1RY YOUR D. STORE FIRST! I s Forest Run ', I j• } Total Of Bids Hun 1 rtE X� ea4utet TOUC HES YOU Announced By Commissioner I cootribut\ol>-Jftllll Mn. Ny• and ,...,,t lrlt!\dt CAMPAIGN EXPl'!!ISF..fl � · , < G , . -A� ' L. Sa•mdm ol 8acb.-d. · I of C.lw>bwo -vt,rtod Mt. and \I ASl\t , - ·1 J Mn. H.lnlOll Hollt:r fdday llDd of campaign e>. pen5el on file to- Republian � � �, did ll(llllt hunting. day du,dol'led that Joi;.111g Demo, Ion, an LmlU s cratie congre■siotlal candidate Ed- for C.Ongrea tn a,.,.p, In wm M Nelson of Rockford, Ill. , 1 a $:I traffic ticket ID 1111 � I Panel Finds Toledo rtte1ved only one $S campaign raign Robin --:---::------�""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',,,!!!!! Vo·tes ·.. ,'or �u11i 1I1 i· ,,.��,1 Awa1--d Go·1'nfl' ��or G1·ealei<l Effort r -om Dall� Sentinel, Pomeroy,Mldd!ep�rt, 0., Dec. 22, 1960-5 _ _ _ _ _____ Pl'ano Account By United Prti,;s International All that talk about Bob Cous� slowing down turns out to be ju.�! /,o,!< ,��1<11 �V hh •� j'«il"" biu�o<J!4 __ , a lot of dribble. I Apparently as good as ncr a! 32 , Cousy is one of lhe main real sons the Boston Celtics lead the Eastern Div ision oi >he Nat ional tb ° l l�t: ;;!nt.:; ';:,;�� •:: ou i, ,, COLUMBUS WPJl-'the NCAA for ud ion In the holiday tourna- <lee put on one of his custom r Chamt>ion Buckeyes of Ohio State. mrnt at New York City. i:ierforman<'es Wedncsd.uy ni� � using Wednesday and today to reUhiu Stnlc, on a live-game win- when he teamed u with Sam p _ r�mil ianze thcmsclV('S with their u�n� . sln'ak. �loves to the ''big Jones to lead Boston to a 120- 108 home murt al St . John l\ ,·ena. (·1ty nftcr Christmas. The lourna- \' iclory over St . Louis, the Westa. ..., ..I.'. meet a tough Detroit n1ge squad nwnt mdudcs sul'h roadblocks to cm Division leader. OSl l 's c-onl inued un be ate n record lhe,·c tonight. Cousy scoced 25 point, and conr i as kcyes two The on after w Bu ns I J l : ih. SI . Bon :wentu re. St. t ribuled 21 assists, only seven shy a .., the road finally made it home to John'.", . PrO\' i,1 nn•. and Seton ( u his own leao1uc record of 2,,. ' By OSC-'R t'Kt,,U:Y mv six d;1VS . hefore the final ,._,..oI umbus Wc><\nesday via· tram· 1 1a11 - de ,c' atecI Wlit\ ncs,\ay n1·ght oJones high was for the Celman trial� . he twice tu rneJ ;i nd hus Coach Fred 'l'aylor pul fiti-45 hy n.iyton. tJaHtd Pre111 laterll&&\oul I Olympk . ! i C "s ll ith 28 i•oints, while Rob Pel' . · MIAM I , F'la. t U Pl 1-The a,vct- down a11 amLomatic place on the h 15 ' Icam on 8 1 mm aI ( 'h •rago t it of the Hawke:; w, s i11➔iv' ,du• \ " But brforc I I,e Bu('kl•yc� enter ed SU1l h1 an /\ward, 11rcs"nlcd an• swm l t•;,1m n nd went on lo ear n hf!\•nuS(! he w. i s fearful of furtlwr h r score 37 with points. , the !nu n, , ;m"nt they m ust ov er• h : • · • , 10 , a,n,•,tcur btrths on the 400 .ind BOO-meter u ,c•1 nu.Ir., 1 wc.1 lher del11y11 for flying. •1 to the n•1 uThe Ph i lad elphia Warriors de come Dct roll , a lough team L ha t ol�m the took Trov lt•:11rn,. rclav athlete, Ui up for i,:rnhs todo} .nnd tad the New Yo�k Knicke r- I k: Ohio St�te defeated W 1chil<1 Sal• hi.JS \\ 1111 f ive uf six gamrs this i i..bl nod In thia t'Ornt.•r goc!l to tht! pie 20tJ. 1 nctt>r butterfly cliarnpion 1 'lf' �s. 122 nin� : bot·kl i7, in the o; ' · b)a: CU.1 wno did II the hnrd way . 1 ! ,hip an.I �t is!! Von !-iHI · · a t·o •:1t· · o rdav night and Loyola or l 'hi l•:11.:0 srason. ! 011• 1 N\ (;,qrdcn 1 g:imr 11f o l�c. ' � tofal or two 1 1�1 1\:h1 ol de, th 1·1it! 1,:o!d medal lJ and one silver Monday ni 14l ut Chicago. T Ii e n g I l l! ' lmll l' l l f ro rn 1 1 1( ' Mu- IJl 1 • h, ' " . \', i:l Clwm!:>erl;:in not arvlng OlymplunK hnYe been :ur l hc h i ggl•:;l me · lal worlut1 i o1, tcam' 11 Tuesday ;1i1· d<•p:1rl1:re wa� torLtad! Cit y 1� l1.i ve DcRuia.sdit•re. a ni , ·, ' , ;1' rnl ll'rl the lia".'ld111mrl'i 1 , l ·;'.J pcd bcdrnse or weather nominated for lhe award. Each ol tlw �amt> s. 1�6 ti( '(' won .:ivt•r:iget.i 25 · 6 po. nh 1 o r : ''t' \'> .mwrs bl:l n l <-n led nll The n.s 1 1 ca1tcrs wo1·kcd out at one would honor It 3nd yet, of Luc .is, who led Ow n:1 ! ion in SI.Joh n Al cnu which they haven't ;111:I 20 I n•Uoumls • f,l" ame la i:I .(u rc . .., Y . i1h :l3 pfl:nr.... . i r r : ie ' lhe 10 c1ndk11lel, the fee lln:•. Held g0ul pt• T:.on1 age for lhe seen in a wi•ck after their arri\•al �· , • ; ir . 0(• \ ro it's k; 1m J\' t• r.i /'. t ·s ti •'i Nuull�· pm·n i t he Knicks w ith :1 1 here 11 that the man who won in eight 1md indt:dcs Cha r l ie •:o:ri t s . The \.' i rlory kt"rt thP War. 1 ll uckcycs last yt•.ir 1t•.i� rme o� h N<' Weclncsd;y ;_iflcrnoon. the loughelt' ,vent of them 111_ North, who uvnagecl l !! . R po. 1 1 t s . r ·1, r 'i :i lwl f �:irnc !)('h ind the (\• I• ! · ·o Pl a y In N1• w Vork the �p memhcr s of the U.S aft.er helping to coach hl1 chief ry l lughes, 10!1 suh i i•-,; . C Mc hall p baskt• cam. ly � r e 1 s e e O l rn it "I hop om o th kid r<'• J.iJ)L Ll)r ti k t opposition-II ' hi('kowski, i lal'�i5.on M 11nrrnnk ( in • rio k s s u came r ove ann • c � · : 0 riihcr /.':l l ,lt'!'I Wl're i;chP:i m hr e w mi • c mh:• �• r hat lh p t> look 1'hal would � . :,cc::r� . Olym- � <! Hay Kavalm•ky. son m l l th mp1c b lake n1a \ d. e s e '"T I. � q _ :. _m• lik(' , " Ta y lo r uip 1 h r i e Oy pk decalhlon champion Rafer JUI')' lo li 111J(hl f'nuld Stiu·t weigh� frctsty le w'.·(•sll i nt,1 . 1 1lle 'Hl )llOSf' ' l 10 be some wtv.uita gr· I l Juhnpn . T.a�· l or s< 1it.l he was untlc(·ided al n n In an Olymplf year, It l11 no and J . on · � !�Cl'C ll l lll tu d i da1 e in playin � . it hom1• , but 01! 1' hoy s • for Ute Su�l1vm1 aw,1rri who hiJv cm ' I S( 'l' n enuui�h of it ln!Ply 10 lus t: ·. w wh�1/11•r lo sta1 f Hohhy D Ii iurpfjH th,it a1I lht oon,neea h:ni.t•ht nr fli('hil� lloyt ;:it ,me of should bl) J.(IVl'n i'l(,)!df! k1ml ol t}e s ure. ' ' 1hol11d hU"I! s • run" r the lists io 1 for . " mosl oomin �• While the olht• r Ohio Stale slu• lt1c lfl"w;inl spu'.s Kni1:h1 d,d yeo• of thl lnlern.1. iom1I �omeR. Track �COL�!: 1 .Ion t·o . , c• I his llurd t l1ntipt c 1cnt .s t•n jo�· II i.:av ,�hristmm; hol - fllll/1 (tuty Mondt1,\' ni;.:ht in tht• na�urally rioniin"l:e)I the list , lhlf, ml.!dal hy plnt.n� st•c·ond in the ; · l ; iv ti·,.•;iY fr orn . the book<1. ihr l ..0.1 0!:.i µ,am..'. 1(l'l ! in1. '. 12 1 ,oinls ht-int the t1,lu.rnor !lt't·• ·oq 01 lhl' l ' �1-�otm,l l·l11s11 tic-spite K km>t• 1 11 · fiu{ k !'ye C'U)(cr� w il l hf! honin� uri and Sl'\l('ft rebounds. l loyl scored '-, • • ' c·onte!!I only l \, o µoint11 for 1111 ' l u ne lw l H 1 a � a,� \ jury. Olt..r, T . .11.·k Sll,n , wa'i in the g11me. l ' fNCl :'!N , \TI f l fPP -Ther" f<; a How�ver, Taylo1· m ight ust· l.u1 ;ifoot lo COll\' ert Ern if': n,rnk · ) l loyt• h1•(·;111�<' Kni·!hl wus shakm , . f t �e rhicn!.:;n Cuhs to a fir:-t f'oll4•Jlf' Rnsktlba ll ft,p1ulh, up in n tall In thr l .11y11J,1 �arnc Hy lJnllt>d l ' n-s� l11t1•rn11lumal ;u,-1 1 ht. c.·o;wh rnigl1t dedrlc to l':tSf'in,1n el'cn �!mu�h 1hf' offiri:d i :in•rngrs doim he's the l\1rit ion11l , Ko\ST t.:ivt- hitn u n•st . r .rar,1w ' s lop defensi\'e shortstop . Army. 78 _Dl'l ' �uw fit! I Thr Hu,.." keyc s1artin� l 1 11e1 o 1 • For the second l'ltrnl�hl yi•m• . : No. Carolina SI 71 LoSa\le fl8 .�hmild be prclty well rl'sll'd fo1 1 Westminster l l 'a. 1 7ti t. ' .irncgic fi7 lk'lrnit They sut out lite finnl HJ .., : 111ks !e(I nil shortstops in the 1 . < '.1--1J!l1C' itl ri 'lclin{! during 1960 with St . Vim·ent t 1';1. 1 fjji C:ilholic U . 52 mi m, l rs of p lay il l Chic·ag() as the ·, .!li7 average. Dick Gro�t of Temr i le i.! Pennsylvania 58 I subs guve Loyolu a <lc•monstration Pilt:-burgh, the nmnerup, wa!I fur Quet!ns I N. \' 1 7:\ o.� weg;i St . 60 of B l t k t•ye depth . l' 1iaC'k wilh .9:lii. Falrlir lci 83 l hmler 70 1 Hutgt•rs 7!t Boston U. 77 \'et, before Lou Boudreau 41uil I Ohio State take!l a rc<'orrl o( 1 0 81':0.U A.1,L GAMI-: · , .�1 rtii�hl v i dorif's ove1• the pos1 :1,;; C uh mona�er last October. he CAGI•: STANllll'\' GS SOUTH 1wo sC'ason,,i, inlo lhe l.lt.-troi t )lame announced plans for switrhin·: Kt•11:ucky U, lnvHatlonal 1 \'ursl'.y ) 1 ton .t;: ht, l'ight o[ llw m 011 th<' '.l:mk s lo lirsl base in l!Hi l . SC'\'· I l !'C Rnund ) 1 crnl olh<'r members of the Cobs ' road. ..11:,.o f�·cl Brink� would be more , suitt•d nt first base them short i;;to:-> [ :X'rm:!>c his arm oppar<'nlly i,;n · 1 1 too slron�. la,, mer to &n Argt>ntlne �lrl Ha,old Robert 11\Jssell, 28, and Betty Kathleen Neal, 23, both or West Columbia. Larry Melvin Lalhey, 21, U. S AnnOO Forces, and Carol Jane , Gibs, 18, New Haven, James Curtis McBee, 21, Arm· ed Forces, and Wanda Lee IJtchfield, 19, Point Pleasent. John William Johnson, 18, Hen• derson, and Doris Loul,. Lewis , Jt Henderson. �ussell Emmolll 1bomu, 21, Lecon, and Violet Maxine Shultze, 19, Point Pleasw-it. Robert Eugene Tucker, JI, Roi,, ertsburg, and Lillian Mae Hall, J Ones Attended Trucks, Games CharIestOn Conferences E. Bartow Jones or Point PJeasant, chainnan of the Mason Coun­ ly Ropubl\can Executive Canunlt, tee. attended an "emergency non•parllsan citizen's conlerence'" in Charleston on Monday. The meeting wu called by Gov­ el'OON!lecl W, W. Barron. Barron sought advice and ldeu on au)>. jects 10 be included In the pr<> 11, Leon. le�, the he pre to am sent will gr Jol,n Henry Mcllern)ll.t, Jr., 19, q lmate Approx islatu 1961. In re pt Pleasant and Palsy AM Pat• attend 175 pe�s were !nvited to ,e;son, 17, Henderson. the meetmg. PROGBAM ANNOUNCED DIFFERENT CINJ>Y The annual Christmas program or the Mt. Herman U. B. Church 'l1re presiding officer at I b e· w\11 be on Dec, II, Baturday eve, <lrrialrnas party ol the FHA of nlng al 7:30 p.m. 'llrere will be Middleport High School Tueoday n,c\talions, dlaloguea, ud ,horl evening WU Cindy Morris Instead Cbrts1mu ol Cindy Sauer as wu reported plays, and special In Wodaelday 'a paper, sonp. ' Choose From Our Selection Of Sliver Trays, Coffee Services, Creamers, Brass and Silver P11qun OTHER POPULAR GUTSz Ronson Ughters, Cuff L(pks, 'ne Cla&ps, l!heaffer Pen and Pencils, BIiifoids, Rhinestone Jewelry and many other Items to fill out yolir Cbrlstmu lilt. B. H: Sanborn J EWELRY STORE MILL STREET MIDDLl!PORT BOX CANDY Wbltmans, Pangburns and Mrs. stevens $1.00 up Christmas Cards 59c up CIGARETTES . . . . . . . . , . , . . $2.37 ..rton CICARETTE LIGHTERS . • • . . . • . . 98c up TOBACCO POUCHES . , • . . . . . . . $1,00 up Yellow Bowl and Kaywoodit PIPES $ 1 .00 up r • �-� ... -· . . , . . . . ..... .. · -- - � .. · --- · · · · - · · · . � � ' ...... ,._ .. _ _ .... _ _ ,,._ _.., _ _ • _ _ , _.. _ _ _ _� - -- ·· 1 • o. Dec-. 22 1 WANT ADS I i I * EIGHT aooM fi.. room apartment&. A. N. Bengel Pbono \VY Z-= _ _ 11->-Uc aouSE. ,.,. NEW MODERN. 3 HEDHOO�I house in Grant M .\ddilioIL All utilities. built•m J.:.ilehen. / Valley Lumb<r an<l Supply, 12 16 tfc / IVY 2·271l9. FOa. CCINSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES Summary: At Home, Abrocid . Ohio Covere'd ::::! :!:th."" Sections doltlo7 With Biggest Snow In Decade .!: r:"�� �111111 .., lold Cil • Hoover warns omm11n1 sts of the worst storms in a decade dumped four o: snow up and down the Buckeye st�te, T0 Try Clan des1·1 ne Group lo 1 4Oneinches childtra!lic, for ren C By United P..11 l nlern1tlon1l ar�I I ( 1 7) HELP WANTE D PHONE WY 2-21 57 (1 ) NOTICES I I EMPLOYMENT D FOR SALE ===-=====c-:::-c. USINE SS SERVICES , r ld w·. 11 Check I Nee d s, The n '' eo rgan1 ze R 'all D1ck Sterrett Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. .. RiVCf Reporl -------- Prt!. --------------------- 1 WMPO Radio $10.95 I ■ f:: NOTICE ■ y�t:ifc:2� ) or INTERSTATE UTILITIES CO. I • Grady P. Craig, Gen. Mgr. MASON, W. YA. 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Stooa.. 6:00 New, t: IS Weather 1,20 Sportaoope I, IO Arnot 'N Anci1 ,, 00 8uddy Starcher Show ,, 30 Rawbido a,ao Routt ee 1,30 Garland Touch to, oo Twillght Zone W:30 Eyewltnua To lllltocy 11;00 New. 11: lu Weather 11: 16 '.11!tattr 11 WJ E H RADIO , 12. 10 t2, 15 t2,IO t2, IO 12,19 12, & 1:11 1,00 1,00 l:OI lilt ,,oo Oluo News Marbtt Bullllln Board "'1'(eulluro Ag,ut NIWI O Grama. !lr !lllllc Local Nnt llr. llllllc World NIWI !Ir. lllltla Loo■1 N■n D1lclq wttl, Doe■ 4: IO Rolttna Homa 1110 World NIWI ..,ll Ohio New1 SOlfM,_C�Y• l'M "1MIN' IN,1 , -MASON, W.-VA. OF fVrf FIGGER ? 'IE HEERED RIGHT, SNOFFY WAAL , WAAL·· THP!T'S PI.UMB FLATTERIN' '• Ll'L ABNER SON!!-AH 15 G:lNNA PUT '16' __ _ THR:JLGH t,ti V.ORl.0-FAMOJS 'ST11Dlnt'"4U161I PO'K 040PS" TRAININ' COURSE. 8 OOURSES -o- t 0' fo'K Ci<PSA DA'/!! 1--0� c-z;;--:="- GASOLINE ALLEY Clovia 1 11/htcn was 1t Grandfather Oocic. celled and invited u� all for C:hristma; Eve dinnt1rr 11 TI (/ ly IIINII IUIHMILL• NANCY � \\\-/!/; 40 L.. - ........ •• :re - ly CHESTER GOULD l!OT 'll!T, ­ '101•row • <NIT Sl!B<l'ID NT MY _. '· llnt> IT, YE�t••• /l01 I HAVfN1T tl!eN OR Hf-ARP FROM HIM.,,Y!',, SY ALL MfAN� (�To.Cr � l'MMffY. . "t"•1,f '< yc:1 .. . ry-,1:.ts\ ' - ,n . . - . ....... "" . , .. , ' : ., .. � f, . ;..: .Ii. • · . ... - -. . ,_ .... r tw - Mason Furniture WHPJT 'S THIS l HEAR , SAJ'lSOl\l, AOOU1' VE Mllk!N' STEEL CUT· OUTS 1:00 CommllDfty N­ l110 !lporll � 1:IO Dlnn,r Mwolcalo 1,00 Slgi, Oil ..... t,k.e, �f9v1},ptdoli!flStfi«1!��-- At • • • vu se ect Yours T---•u o CURLY 1"ilA�. i r (1 4) FOR RENT .... ... I1 " DAILY C R O S S W O R D .. WORLD'S FINEST PERFOB!lING TABLE TVI II t; '7... ,J- -- -- - -- - - - 1 �00 La t I�I ===-==--:::=--:c-;=;--c= I N;0 t W C H S -TV Channel 8 'l'IIUUDAY 4,00 Amerlcao Bandstand , 45 Sign on 1,so Rocky And Ills Frieodo 6, 00 Today With God 6:00 Whirley Btrds ,, 16 Country Jamboree 1:30 Your Eat> 1leportar 6: ,o Farm Time 11:40 Weather Teller 6, 33 Country Jamboree 6,4S John Daly Newt 8:57 News Headlines & 7:00 Brothen Bramu:., 7:00 Breaklast Party 7:30 Guntward Ho, 1,1& Ext.nded Weather s,oo Donna Heed 1,30 e..a111..t PArty 8, !O The Real McCoy 1 : 57 News Headlines & Weather 7,!IO SobJo News Report 9:00 My 'lbr■a SOnl 2:00 Say It With Music a,oo Rreakla,t Party 9:SO Untouchablll I, 57 Newt Beodllnes & \Veother B, 2S The World This Mornhlg to, !O Johnny !llidniJbt 3 : .-t Calling Pt Pleasant 8: IIO 8rea.kfa11 Prart:, lLOO. New1 8:25 New1 From Pl Pleuant B, a, Nows eHaditne1 • Wuther 11: 10 Weather s,oo Coffet Time with B. Faye !·SO Calling On Pt Pleasant 11: � Sport, 9, 57 N- Headllnea • Weather 1:ll'l' Newt lleadlina • Weolher u , 20 Lala Movie .0:00 Morning Mtdlatiom 4:00 Platter Party FRIDAY lO: "..9 Ohio Newt 4,!0 Local NeW1 1,00 Cartoon Spectatular 10,43 Country Muale Tlmo 4: 31i Platt er Party 8: ::IO Romper Room 10,30 swap Shop 1: 00 Newt Final 8: 30 Movtetlmo l0: 57 New1 Headlines 6 Weather S: 15 Sign Off ... 11: 00 Morning Court 11'30 LOVe That Bob 12:00 raxan a1. Re. a. l'arrot AQROBS or.rant. (N. Z,) "l. Japaneat Z&tlortJI 4, Aff<x deer 22. Ant.a.re. (Ii. Land 15. Bowl lie me111mro 9. Valued TlllJRSDAY explorer e. Chamber 10, Duckllkt 4, 00 BrlgblAtr Day U. Water 1, Acqute.ced , bird■ aa in 8. Not so frelh 4, lli Secret S1-0nn 12, 0nwar4 '.Paris 8. Indian 13. AuguAtu# 4,30 Edge of Night 25. Clrcu18J' prince emplre 1:00 Three Stoop■ plates H. Jolt 11. Scoff 6,00 Arthur J. Smith Tederday'I ••-18."SOundl, a, 26. Dinner 15. Plaot of 1, � Tho Weather course small bells wonhip �. Prayer e, 20 Sportacope 1T. Hollywood 28. Dominion 16, Land endlnr 29. Cerea celebrity measure 6 : 30 Amoa 'N Anci1 37. Hebrew tnonlea · 18. 1'1, Snow .7,00 Holiday Playhouae letter 31. Cruelly Cardena, gl�ra 7:30 Ann Southern Show 88. MfllWlt HaTV&.lt 34. N. Y. ,.19. Shflt�re4 1:00 Angel side.., 8:30 Zane Grey 20. Hurfr '2. Whirring 9:00 The Witnes1 u souhd 10: 00 Person to Person 23, Iowa'■ to, 30 DuPont Show nicknn.me, 11:00 New, � Slate 211: eos11y 11: 10 Weather 27, Pontry n, t, Theater ts li , .;;-11-1;,;,;:ftf'llt so:Ftukl tor pen FRWAY 31, Clall .,,trlfe • 7:30 Artists ln Americ� S2, Mu,ic note 1:00 Newa 33. CUbl• meten 1, 1& _ Captain lllnjJaroo 85. Ll"'11 38.Inhuman 9,'lO Carlom> '111ea1Atr 37, Mn. 10, 00 Docember Britla llllllinhowff 10, 30 Video Village 311, L■at ot 11,00 I I.ova the oalYII 4.0. Pltoher1 '1. De,cry '2. Halr on horse's neck DOWN MONDAY TIIROOOB "RltA t 1. AfriClari 7,00 Stgo On. Musleal Clodt deaert 7,46 The Lilelin<, 11,,1 t. Roman ro"4 1:00 Ohio Valley -"!1W1 1,00 Sports l'oday DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: A X Y D L B A A ll:,B 8: 10 Ohio New■ 18 L O N G F E L L O W 8: 15 World New■ 8:20 Musical Clock One letter almply standa for another. !if this sample A 11 used a.po ■tor the thl'el i,:_., _X (or the two 0'1, etc. Single letters, I: 55 Communky New1 all hlnta. are words the of ion format tropb{el. the tehglh and 1,00 MUsi.,.i Clodt -ll&ch ·day the cOde letten are different. ' 9: 30 Public Same. lL>h Quot. 9!45 Shower• ot Bkmlnl t.(""11 A C,yp 10, 00 l'alll of tho Ton KOJ JWT LAVEN ENA J A H lll N A T 10: 5S World New■ K BI A V L H D O 11,00 ran, ol the l'ow1I V E DWWBAL PA IVJ Fri. onty. n , 15. Church 8olla 'l' W B N A R W C 8 V G D L . -D V llinjJ I 1N E CHOIC SMALL E'S THER 11:� World Newa T�tlrday'• Cl')"ptnquote: 11 : 55 Muon County News ROT'llCN APPLBII-SHAKIC8PliRE. \ t2, 00 Communlty News (0 1880, Kin.I' FMture, SYndlcatl, lDc.) 12, 0ii Local Noon Newa U,00 Country Hoe Do,m 11:25 Fann Bureau Show n : :JO Country Hoe Down u , !57 M!d,Day D. Jones Averages 12. 00 Noon New11 12: 15 Pat Boone Weather 12 : 30 Mw:lc Ju,• P'or You 1 :25 Nen rorecut 1 : 30 Mu1lc JUI! For You Tli SHOE BOX · . Biggest Subscriber J A C KII••ETS Lt1ghfer S'd am ror n ..... .. . .. } W § A z J v Channel 3 w.. Tanbn1ilf . "-'·, ...,�, .., .,. FN,m ,,_ _ . • I I G reen Ga bl es DANCI NG Fines Meanest Man C•.PIIa I Of 8razII ... the day after 'l'banblfflni. Thia time a cooper•Una nelat,bor WU OIi, t.be alert and he took the mao' t Ucenoo number for Daan. by The Imposter wu Offlllletl Dean who took him befan Judge George S<:h .,..-,er, of the Athens touoty Court. He WM fined flO and coBtl for hunting witbaut Plf" misekm snarled provided a holiday most school . . ' d h umrni• and c l aimed at least 25 lives yesterday. . BI Di-lhe , U2 mc ide nt an t t .s l 4 cenU per word, one lnsertion. M inimum thllf'Je-60 : Th e r-.: ortheaslNn section ot the, ----- - ----TRA I LEft SPACE�W;;:1! h1t ;.it1on / W AS l l l N G TO:".' f l JP l -F cent.a. 8 centa per word ror three conaeeutive insertion. s e. d col.ap warne r Hoove Edgar J. redor �!1r.l<lleool e in de a 5 h near gr at I . sl e got an add J tional four to comded with anot her in the blindSDeClal� month for 30 cents � word. today. thal the Commumsl . Yu.ll rate of , cent.a per word will be char�ed for ad­ port. Phone WY-2-334o. rei ln nd;caled toda That was ei�ht inches of snow last night. ing snow. y � � ii not paid within 10 daya after receiving bill ! 12 ! 2:!-tfr planning lo �et � p 8_ ne w ua, l�na sull s of a poll taken by U nited adding Lo the snow which feU yes- , But most of Ohio's 25 reported Error, in Advertising-Should be reported immediatel, -:-::-c---:cc-c-:c-:--:-::-::- ::: � youth organ aa hon m �he l:nit ed l . Press Inte rnational in wh i ch a Lerday and last week , S t r o n g deaths were caw;ed by appareot TIie Daily Sentinel will not be resPOllBible for more than maSler• , Statt'.s '"t:lande5lmcly - Incorrect lnaertlon. cross section of cit izens in s ix winds of[ Lake Erie piled I.be heart attaclu _ mostly elderly r rt y mem by p mi ed Cud of Tbanta and Speclal N otices of Events SUIO. ocl � be s . . RAWLEJGII DE:ALEH_\l_cmtet.l --;-t metropolitan areas across the snow into drills o! up to three men _ who overexerted themObitlariea published at 1 cent per word. Hoover s� id lbe Commum5ts country was asked lo name the feet in the area. Cuunty. NAME Tlt009I.& Mason North once in WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 D A YS I MO. selves clearing anow from their at are rnmplet mg arrangement!! for "ten · biggest stories o( 1960." MONTGOMERY AIL (tJPl>11 . ll! 80t 00c: $ 1.35 $4.ilO Good Oppol'tunity, Write . aldewalks. Fo o_w rng the snow as WIilter drives and 20 60. $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 _____ Tank� HI HI., .. Mack _ once. Rawle igh'a �pt Rich- a L'onfe rence in Chi<"'ago starting . . 25 We $1.50 S2.25 $7.ilO made �ts debut m Ohio, near or Dt>l·.3 1 to ma p _ lans for _the Suspend, Flights Judge Ben llardemaa Wal !wt mond. Va. WVI...270-J05. P ( 12 ) l -8• 15-22 · 29--5tp youth corps. H e said the orgamz.a- MA N ILA 1 UPl )-President Car· below 'l.f!�O temP4:ralures were � Adi rtteived by to A. M. will be 1D that day•, p,1per. that hi forged tbl uma al laar Jud e u ns t Co nt g he A --- - -y " • Oh10, around th mormng s porte� · - tion·s "programs and activities" los P. Garcia today suspended Holley to • ,11 ei.s. i, .t {1 8) wi ll he seccetly directed by Red night flight, of the Ph ilippines ! conlnbulmg more to the already 1cb4 1 1 think I would liave .. pit ..,.,._ · mes as the result of a pre- serious problem of snow removal. COLUMBUS - A candidate for A" WANTE "CCC=c;-c Electron Wa., Top er d_ awn crash O1 a passenger p1 ane I Al least seven pe rsons died in the title of " meanest man'' re- bett aame than that. tho ,..... (9) INSTA LLAT ION O F CUSTOM or NEW Y OHK 1 CP! i- The '' man . l traffic in� accidents ' in storm came arrest to th light e cently B8id in and bound an fllll' ., . , . . feared h m t he Umled m w ic 1 28 peri;ons were ccrc:ir�ic m the s_treeL cabmels, f made .,_ oct'lry aod rtho to on. a couple and Paulding GAS eluding FUEL a report f ro m Athens County, fu acnd gr coal ,-J• killed. nRMI1'B AND PEST CONTROi • plastic or floor tile, building Slates bell1::,•es the Kennedy_ elec• thei, daughter, when f.heir car cording to J. L. C-Opeland, law Lester Bon,, 11 pl'llldmt rl .. ........ -•- F'" ,_.,... � F-....,.L IIUIW:- naces. Call for lree est imates. ., ...... � Forerrun & Abbott Middleport ranch -type home at $10.00 per tion victory was 1 960' s biggest The plane, a DCJ, crashed , ----------- enforcement supervisor, Ohio Di• Alabama � �...... • ,Ha 1.. N •UoDwide• Phone R. .. -� followed by reclosely news story, i.. i ny type a.m. q . takeoff at 3 : 30 foot. Also shortly after fi I O-lfc s uare vision of Wildlife. tat on :..� ud "- Service S i modeling. Phone Rutland Sil 2- ----------- 1 ,,2, so p.m. EST Wednesday! from I, !Ill. A hunlA!r represented bb uaell Boys 12-l!).JOlc Cebu City wiUi tn passengers and SINGER CANA RY BIRDS--$5. 00. 49 14. as a Division of Wildlife employe I crewmembers aboard. I Gauge readings : Gallipolis dam to a blind 83-year-o d UNDER NEW MAN AG EME."'IT, See Helen Atkins, Stiffler's l farm wom(20) 8 ' 18.2, 9.7, running 4 feet on rollers, an near Albany in order to get to Store. 12) 22-Jlp 1 and ' 81atloa Servi • BIII Lowe ce ta l Pomeroy-Maso _ _ n 20-8 [ , Pt. Plea,. hunt on her land. He stated that :i:nttted 1on Carry-out, PoweU Sf;reet, Mid· ,· of ■cti oo, SlaN 11-1� . -;-;;;---:::;;:::; · station ..,. I WEBOR-VISCOUNT TAPE R 24.47, ary, Hmton . ant -•--, °"8 re--;:-; ---;;;c;;;:;;;;e7.;;; Fnlarlag IUIIIU e ..,__rt. he had been sent out by the div� ; -.EXPERT MEAT culling and • I I e pain, l ob jobt and eompi.oi. J corder 3 Sµ,-..-d, - l ,ke new I • Char, sioo to destroy rabid rabbit. tn :1 Kanawha Falls .010 (a1long, . Phone WY 2-9975. I wrapping. i ·2.2440. lcston 17.95 .stationary, All move- an effort to atamp out tbe I. WASHINGTON ( UPI ► - Rob-NledloD of benragea. Orv llle Ph W " L.- No : Simon's Market, Pomeroy By D ICK WEST . 1:2 5 !Ok V, D. Edwards, Ins. Agency able dams on the Ohio R l v t r sease. The aged woman UtiNIY,... 1 "- ....1 j J...._ 1___ 1 -31}30tc crt S. ,,IcNamara, ,. linltf"d J rt85 lo�roaUonal OPaN VININOI d e!ense secre"-'ere up · London M armet a n d ' ( l2 J .22- Jtc ted him d .lulu l h · tary-designate, said today he plans WASl�� G�ON (UPi .l - A long: wmfi eld dams w�re on the sill!. �;�. mt' cont1:: Atb- / no early reorganization of the about t,us t une every year you , oat movements : G UARANTF.ED G OOD Hot coffee / B J· ena County Game Protecu,,r l',d I 1Jdcm1e Department. He said be I can hear a Io., of grumb mg to . . MIDOL POIT 5c a cup. Jack's Dairy B a r. . . r a n d.j the effect that the Christmas sea-: ObJo R1vt> - Charles Steven- Dean about the gJtllaJon t h k will firSt ta e tune to see w a Middlepod, 0. C I2 J 22-6tc •, son down 13, �: 10 a.m. ·, Walter I .a-aa;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;a..a'""""'"'"'iaiiiiiii son Is too Iong. cI1ange1 are needed , 11 Beckjord up l4, 3:50 p.m. ; Na• 1 To this McNamara l say 'Bah l " am] made the stal ement , ,. 0 GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerof 1ona1 up 14 , 9 ·, 30 p · m •·. C'ty 1 1 afttr a 40-nunute c�nference WI·th "H umbug •· " ator large Size. l deep freezer "" t Huntington down 14, 5: 15 a.m.j : Chairman Carl Vmson of the Unico - lai ge size. Antique The trouble with the Christmas \ orlenian down 15, 4 : 45 e.m.; M i�:�:�:� : /:64, HouSe Armed St?r.•lces Commit· mirror. Lllr�e size, excellent KAUTZ F E E D:STORE Heason ls that it hi too .short. If Trade Winds up 15, 6 a.m.; Chris 1 tee. At Chester p Sha e Extension table, 6 chairs • had my y,: ay, the •·twelve days Jr. down 15, 6 : 45 a.m.; Mike CredI 4 The veleran Georgia Democtal buffet, good condition. of Christmas" would be changed itor down 16, 6 : 55 a,m.; Peggy HAMILL :TATION wa::; underStood _ to have _ advl�d Mrs. John W. Stout Before 9:00 A. M. lo the "six month• of Christmas." Downey up 17, 12: 20 a.m . ; C. V. McNill:1ara agamSl rushm_g !nto Alb.a n y 3353 Jlarri::;onville, Sh-2-48..14 nut J don't mean that the way Horner up 17, 2 ; 15 a,m. ; Albert GAS BILLS WILL 81 PAYAILI a 5 E NO ADMISSION CHARGE • any �ig defense reorgan�zalion, D r ___ y ''"!c y n ;c =:c 12-21-3tc it might sound. In proposing a llolden down 19, 5: 15 a.m. : Titan 1 :-:: one s�eepmg as as cspccullly L �UPPLY. HU1LDING ER NElG AT THE ROUSH KEYSTONI STATION .stretch-out, rm not thinking In up 19, 1 : 30 a.m.: Wade Childress Wishing All Our Friends a;;;;;;a;;;;;; -a .;;;;;;11 Kitchen Cabinets, vinyl asbes- that proposed to President · elect terms ;;- .;.;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;_,;;a;;;;;;a;; enjoywnt, but rather of and Customers down 20, 6 : 35 a.m. ; B ayou LaREPOSSESSED tos block 9 I D insu18.tion. o�n· John _F. _ Kennedy by � stu y surv ival. A Very comb up 27, 6:40 a.m. ; Oefenclar i OUR OFFICE WILL HAVE THI SPINET PIANO ing, window ty pe. Call Ne1g- corrumss.100 he11ded by Sen. S U· Most of us are old enough to reMerry Christmas 1 31, n.m. 3:25 u p Bargain Prked - F rH Tunll•ZJ.TFC art Symmgton, D-Mo. lers, Racine, Ohio. SAME HOURS, SIGNS WILL member the tlrne when the Galllpolh Dam _ Charles Snv. e Be nch - , /\ -WESLEY ELY, PROP . v McNa�tara told Unit� Press : .:��: � 1'' . G � N ; . � . Christm started season lh ;:day H as RE I NG f.t IR CO DITIONI 0 y _ 1 der down 12: 20 a.m. David M�rBE PLACED AT OUR LOCATION ,....,..................,__ e- lntern a�mnal all the •ervic� see• 1 alter Thanksgiving. Thal was the an down t e.m. ; R. \V. Lea down Expert Piano Tuning &: Re- : EfiATION service. Jack 8 R . . (21 CARD OF THANKS pair Work - Adult Piano frigeratlon. New Havert PI1onc relar.slups and o 11 er 1op e1v11 tan day the deparIment swre ,_ ! turned 1 : 35 a.m. ; City • of Maysville up 8 001 . hed un· poSls that wo� 1 d o u r l.essons - Learn To Play -tf TU 2•3537. on the colored lights, put a carol 4 : 20 a.m. WE WISH TO EXPRESS 1.l de r 11 e Symmg,1� 6-_ i • Po[) -- Religious - Jaz? ....,n p 1an" w1.11 be album on the record player and Ka a thank11 and deep appreciation n wha River - Solvay down 1 10 °i ---- £1llt� umler the Kennedy adm1.ru.si c . Private Lessons, in Mu s AUC ' N E R opened their Christmas sales - M... for the sympathy, cards a n d '" met 1 a.m. ·, Thelma A n n .11 t udio. tr8t mu. . that L'I, raised the prices. RE '\SONA.DLE I\ATES nower1 exIeoded aI the death •·You Pl,y Your Isl Lesson . . " down •1armet 2,so a.m.·, M errill ' s not ant icipate SATISF ACTION G UARAN tEED f le sa Id Iie uoe Weary or Cro1by of our l m110Bnd and brother, Or Y ou Don 't Pay" down Winfield 5:40 p.m.; Beaver any re l uc�ance on t he part O r But f w stores nowaday have Call or Wrile L O. McCoJ FOTOS MUSIC CO. Clair Spencer, by our m a n y o .11 Winfield 6:25 p.m. i H elen' z. up those signatcd to acc t t�e the nti.ence to wait Chrster, Ohio J 18-W. 2nd St. friends and relotlve11. unlil after down Winfield 7:30 p.m.: WiUiam :: p �t : cause of fear e JO Thanksgiving. A ut the o n B--22-30-tp po�t s. W Y 2-2889 His wife Betty, and hia B rothers Pomeroy l y Penn down Winfield 8 : 55 p.m. i bo bol nter e a 15 I ed h b h m1� l · c 121 22-Uc -- - - --merchents who bolher w 1 t h tn ' • . . . . 1 Wl11 undertake no maJor re- Thanksgiving ar• the food store Duncan B ruee up W fteId I a.m. AUCTIONEEn ilCIIICll:IIIJCIIIIII.IC!IC'CIIIIIIC�-------� ------,-,----,---,--:-,-,-- 1 TlffiE!; SMALL PUPS, 1 week.1 · t'10� 0f the Def�sc De-- o perators. They have a vested in· 11 orgamza Co111plete Service ., . o old wh ne two , tan ite, F e . r MEMORIAN (3) • µartmenl m the immediate fuCrlll Uradlonl holida in terest the being y, o It ne � 9 for .n good home. Mrs. G a i I ture," M cNamara saId · IN MEMORY OF OUR Dear Son, Wrll.e, Phone or Contact of tha few limes when they can " ,, ' II � § la L' � M 1"ddl rt M PFC Lewll F, Walker, who was i c. BRADFORD, Radnr., Ohio Ask1..'ll how long this might be, unload pumpkins. ::° 11�0:: W� 2_31 00_ · • Jt 12 � killed In action 16 yeara ago. ________ __ he .ad<led: •11111i111(1Cll:1CIIIC�◄•CWCftlClCC4.CC'llliWWW424 _I c: 1 1 _ _ today, Dec. 21, 1944. - '' Not until r have a chance to lt ill this trend toward an early i ·"' pllc tU)GGEO DHAIN or_"'s. • � BOXER PUP, FEMALE, 5 Tank? Get Klenn•Em-All Sop- understand the need for any yuletide that the lraditionali:its l' ,,.., ,V d_ e cry. They co�tend that by th e 0 Sixteen years have _ pacaed and months old. Reasonably prJccd . . chang a N ,::Y @&@C e" tic t nk clean . Fas t and econ.. Contact George L. Beegle. ,WY om ice l. Landmark Fann Bur time Christmn._s itself rolls around -----gone. · people are tired or the whole -..--••..,.....••"••tt11111 f<Mlllffllll.llllll!IIIIINCCCaaaace 2·3232 or WY 2·301.. 12-21 ·31 P eau, Pomeroy. Still your memories I inger on. 12-17-39tc thing and are eager to get on lz with New Year's. NEW 12-GAUGE PUMP G U N MUELLER FURNACES, WEST• ii Now let me make dear that l H .nd rn o,plla Eni e nd good Be\lglp rabbit d o g. ;.;dnett we recall. H ING OUSE a pplinnces. A old .,, You had a kindly word for each Both for $50. _T htme WY 2-2008. BroUM?rs, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone Among those who entered Hol- am �s w ?ry s t :e ext m o( � � � i m; 12-21-3tc WY 2.fi384. And died beloved by all. l HI-tf zer hospihil in the past 24 hours hearmg l?g ros Y r�a� o a � Your voice 1■ mute and 1tllled ==-:c:=:---::-:-----c-:-:- ----------::- were : Brent Rodgers, 111 Kineon White Chr 1slmas. And 1sn t It a I FIVE COWS -- 2 In production. Ave., Lurry J. f<ou ,h. 5l0 \\ Third bless;ng th�t we don't have those � the honrt Ah, bltler was the trial to part 3 rreshen last of .J a nuary. E. R. COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO- AVE. , Mrs. Jam2::1 A. Thomson, blasted _clupmnnks with us as U ) much this year? Hollon, M inersville. Phone WIFrom one 80 good 811 you. _; . tection Lile Auto Fire Pollo Waterloo .Star Ht. . C N()rlhup , . . ' ' 9-2185· But in deploring the s1luahon . 12-2 '• ·3tp Bid2 . Rt Spires M You .r. not rorgott.n. loved Chau�ey ' Cal I Don M1. 11s, M1 d'd· Iepor1, 01uo ' • · !i, well, M iss Do rt•as Elkins, Rt. 2 the tracIItionaI'1sts over1ook a v1tal 1 H 000 element which negates their ar�BOXER PUPS FOR SALE. Will Nor ever wlll you be. BARNES-SIMPSON IN SU RANCE Crown City, Arthur Nelson. Rt. 1 � As long _. life and memory last hold tiU Christmas. Eugene A cnts, Middleport. Fire, Aul&- Rolland, Mrs. Turner _T. S�unde_rs ment . .- namely,. !he popul1:1t 1on "' Holter, Racine, Ohio. Phone r! e. Bonds. Phone WY ,. Oak Hi ll, Mrs. Hattie Gillespie, explosion . There s unply are _too We will remember thee. bil . . 12·20-:Jtc 903. ml1■ you so, Our hearts are 1 WI 9-3723 Oak l l ill, and Mrs. Ronald D. many people trymg to buy gifts IS--2?·U 2 ------- -----------:-- I ---nt the same time. Miller, Jackson. J • S�led By Shoppl'r■ Ulrth, A:-:. goo■ on, we mis, you NEW THREE 8EDROOM HOME · In Syracuse. Ha rdwood Oooni . ------- Mrs. Frank Puc ket t , Radcliff This f�mt lr n.s been driven home more . built-in cabinets. gas fumoce , 1 ' L'J....J,,,. son, l 2 · 08 p. m. Wt.>dnesdc1y. Mrs. ev�ry mghl this month as I have Your loving amill', your gentle paneled walls, insulated. Price U rycel Durst, Ht. 1 Leon, W. Va., driven home from work. race w . son, son, IO: 18 a.m. Wi•dncsday. Mrs. In order tu reach my. little No o�e can fill your vocnnt $6000. 00, Call Pat Patter Portland, VI 3-2201. H IGIIWA \' PllOPERTY - 40 Bel't Roseberry, 2.30 Huron St., nest, I have to pass two big sub-place. W 12 16 fltc ucres wilh 10 acres tillable, 5Jackson, son, 2: 30 a . m. Wednes- urban shopping centers. Maneu• · vering an automobile by these 1 room f rame home wilh bath and day. Sadly mlued � his parents, ===="Cec--:-:=:-:c - -KENMOllE HEATER SAME AS furnaco hcntin�. a basc�cnl Pat ients rec" nn y d ist'lmrgl-r l in- pl ��s Is roughly t'Omparabl e lo _ Mr. and Mr,. Lowis Walker. QUALITY TV new. U d one wlntPr. llli ba111, double gurnge, und duck- d chl l � H ch unl L . t:n ufman, Faye dnvmg a hrrd . of elept•imt s � Brother Virgil Walkel'. His ch,1u � fon. �arge r;,lzP. _ Glenn Je_ ...,ell, 4.'Q house plenty 1-{0otl {:ur�cn CHAS SIS dren; James F. Walker and Downm�ton J. M m phy, Joseph C. Thompson, thro�g h a �hcep d i p. . , Ohm. Ph . M Y 8· g ro i , xrcllr nt kM.·at1on Mrs. Surah E. Nease, M rs . Mar- It 1� nothm� uncommon to fmd w und nnd e Sharon l.ou Walker. 3135, Albrmy. 12 16 me on Stale Houlll No. 7 t'ombino lon Cnldwcll and Infant son, Mn. traUic 1,ackcd U]l for two or three 1 Cellal AU 'INlllt to make this o ve ry attr,1 c1 ive l l urold c J f o rrison Mrs . r, 1•ed miles behind nocturnal shorpers I � co11nectlo11t are ' 2 STORY BRICK BUILDING. ' · for a pt ace to i � buy lll $12, 000.00 11,eh111, hen... • Dre Iookmg who lendrrson. l e B. John rcer ' M Huy 6u�lnt•s!I room and 2 partGood Cl111■ U■ed Can Wlrtd, hand .. · I SllUUltBAN - 7·t oom ( l' a m o Dl> t iorn h M� Gui n· l< im her ly G. park. Ry ll(!Xt Christmas pro!). I rt 11�1ddl , menls. 113 feel tl ccp •t All IW'ab■ alNI Model■ au.a. Compo' ! . llcnt orc• Tol h,·rt ' l . arry J · · Lea ke S. ue El- a bl y won · t b l! able t o gct hOln(' 1 ntnts .,. Amii, ....... port Pr1ce $21 ,000 .00 Cnnlnct home. with . hulh, l'Xl C METROPOUT�N MOTOR!I I ' • (!d i , 1a rgo 1 1 t, n 11:i gr r, Ma ry Louise Sc·;1rbcr· I at u JI . """"rd u1r heating , gas -fir to • rlfll'd fMIII IIIIN ... - Eul Mala 81. Wal t er Grueser. IVY 2•J.wv. 1 ;, ! po1·c1 1 nge ,md 1-acre I o1 . 011 n· ri m l Dhna I At1ams. . to 1·11c rf! I s. o cour::;c, a w,y • ·· . - apnrtment (or rent 11·7-l · · ' • � �DUI. . liln ektop road Z miles f r o ni · ,, m1 0 1d th i• s ghasuy enhmgIomcnt. s• A mon!( Alling 1 . , Courthouse. A l)(!st buy nt unlyl Acmrding lo tho midni�ht re- All _wti have to do is start t�c ' � FOR SALE: 48 Bu ick , 53 Pont - (9 a} MAR!NF. SUPPLIES _ 000.00 A $4,200.00 lonn c.i n be $7 ZBNITII de partment, Christmas season on the Four .h I , __ rs. C _ _______ lac. Nice Sftond Hand {l, port of the nursing r. buy responsible ossumed by e , or July. M i t c h Cnrl C Spires. hauncey UAUT11' Q ' l2·20-Stc PhoM WY :l-2l7l AS 18 SPECIAU HOME A ND JOB orroRTUN- l Christ i Bnys, William Willinmson J have worked out a plan un- \ 57 Me�a11 60 II, ti. ""·00 · ' • �-... .., J U• mul Mrs. Minnie John son were der wh 1� ' h p(!OJlIe \\'OUId sI1op 1n ITV - CompICkt Y equip For SaIe . 51 Merur, 70 8· P. SSQUI . .... ,..., ;4'!'tlal c dm b blo new k ml � . all in poor rondltion. brilorlum in j. , alphabetical order - A-through-E I � VENETIAN BLINDS, all · color11. -H fl. r. Mert:11r, Outfll S99:i.OO a lso 6--room howui with balh and ■ I • - Mf1 Those who we re listed as fair in July, F-lhrough✓ In Au�ust ti Window BUnda and ahadH all METRO POLRAN MOTORS eating, This is a going bus- induded Ned Hamilton, Newt Rad• K - 1,hrou,gh • 0 in September, P- I � h gas eo1on. Dalt Wlppel Supply• 215 IIO Eul M ala 81.tfft, Pomeroy lness . estabh.!hed and with a ekln, Thomas Clutts, Otho Wand- through · T in October and U· 1 Pbone WYZ.Sl'l'I Unlaa Aw., Pomeroy, Ohio. good income. Only reason for lihg. Lawrence Willis, John Mil- lhrough-Z in November. p 8-20-tfc Th• KNOX-M odol F2110Y ' ; l2-Hlt ___ _ _____ selling Js owner·■ health. ter, C\Jarles McElhinney, E a r I Note that am leaving Decem• W 1 Deluxe cablMt In Ebony eofot. 2!"' overall d 11, picture . __ _ 1n BOX 228 BAY OR STRAW delivered 1•IIONE W Y 2·3830 Robcrt11 Clarence Fisher, M r s. her open. That's when I intend � •O I mus. 282 111 In rect1n1ul1r pictu� ■'9L • CUCKLER REALTY lrlldt load, Iola. call or write, F•nnle Caldwell, Belva Priddy. to do my shopping. • � WaWDI h1'D Supply APARTMENTS - Furnished and TIVO ACRES, 6 ROOM t!OUSE, Brent Rodgers . Syl�ester W alsh, I ----. 1 II . LY-2•mfumlshod. McMasters. Middle- oil floor furn ace, running wat· Mrs. Hattie G1llesp1c. Mrs Plu- ACTRESS EXPECl'ING 2060 a.Blfcmtaine, Ohio � • ,., $ .,.. .... Actress mPH HOI,.LYWOOD W. H. Weaver, Alva 1 Qui�kle, 2 ma . outbmldtngs, two house. In er :,-3 tf WY2-:182L porl Pbone 15-30tc U l--------I cellar, good one ear gnraga. Durst . Miss Adeline Olda ker. I Jeon Simmon11. 31, and director Arthur Net Rll'hard Brook$, 48, announced ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT One and 9 10 mile out o( Mid, 1 Homer Henderson and al1C'nts were re. l Wednesdoy they are exl)eCUng , with bath . Phone WY 2 3&42 or dleport, Zu�pan llollow Rd. R i son , All other p ........ m,., I th E'lr f 1rst c hild next Au& ll-1?-tfc R. 1, Elmer Bat nhart, $3500 00 ' ported good. evenmga WY 2·3319 · shortly No�• C?uple wed The ndmin1 we!'e blood 12 14 10!:c Two unils o( . 1 after MISS S,mmonJ actdtvor<td Wedneson ,tal hos the islcred tn p MODERN unfurnished s roomt OR- day. er Stewart Granger. I and beth ap,rtmenl Blrcll ,al> _____ _____ , !net,, d�po,at, Incinerator, ____TRAD E APPROPRIATE COLOR SERVICE, RUT • • • Pbon WY'2-5 large clooet,, a ,. l • SIX ROOM IIOUSI'.. t-5 a,re lot . , FOR1' WORTI I. Tex. < l PJ\ - DENVEf <UPII-Maior. �Uch� Will sell or trade fm· house The menu o( n local rcstauranq ard B.nttcrton, whose a�inisu• I ts is �lagued by financial_ prob- ! HOUSB 1634, Ll'NCOLN Heights. lro.tler. Sm:i ll •lowu paymcnt i herc boll� "indlvidunll:u�:I scrv- : tion QMIQ ...... ... ·• -- �UTLA ND,.. i lcms. t lht _!'.1gned all , his Cbgs\m&S , recincsb ' ___,,'"'""'� Rnrr-'ficnlly but ' ice Rob-write or 4 rooma and lwllh. new gas will flnnnt'f'. fnll 1 ; " , ,1 A Q''""'' ' 1nrl A\'C'. r,11 1·ons ''n:it ::isk for menu clmng- r:mh m r,:,rt Ink. - ..:"r• � ' · \O'l!t l furnace. Phone WY 2-3575 or .rt · � :ii -...�»>t:n:e,>DD? d I b . . w7 24 Br ids 12 23 Y Q)01t lll..e11W cs:• Ji�lill_,. 22·61p, 12 ..11�»i»J\J,'!1 Jl.iU. O 6 GI s, 12 l3lf Golllpoli · Gallipolis GI 6-0!46. l!lott Co w1,y lio v"'t' w ... . . . " . ........, ......... _,,_.a, . "'-"1··--� ....,,... ., .,t.vw,w•' pla<�. according lo Rod Cochron, 'I adlto, Ct''.OMDus - A five-foot Suck- ' " A li Bullet in ,ubscrlbert are in eyt. _ t_ree provkied by the O h I i • for a treat," Hported t.ochran, JJlv1uon of Forestry has b e e n "for 1981 m.an:1 the Z5th year for TBUall>.&Y 11,IO 0,, 1-. ·1 lanted ln BraaUla, \lew capllal the magazine. and a 8pectaJ Anni- 4:oo MW Room 12,. Trull, ... �of Bra:r;�durlng the recent _corJ• versary Issue ia In the mill for' 4 : 30 flere'a ffolltwood 12,. JI Could bl You rerence there of U. S. govemors. ! a J nuary. We think this wllf be a 5 : 00 Steamboat b W 12,16 NBC Nowt A tree. nattve to eac hltate, memo rable lsaue, one our read.I 5 : 30 Sgt. Prtttoa 1,00 _ wa1 set fn a plot and each had 6:00 Flatt 6 &cruao Show !ers will enjoy." 1 , 11 _ hronze plaque at lt1 base glvlnll · ______ 0:25 Weather I, IO Lonlta YOIIII 1 1 he 8C'ientlflc and rommon namE!tl 6:80 New, Picture LEONARDO. ETC. 1,oo v...., or. l4llono md the plentlng date MIAMI , UPI ! _ William PhUip 6, 45 H untloy Brinltlty ,'Mle plaq� for Ohio I contribu• Geor11 Valentine Gabortau de la 7:00 Sea Hunt . 1,00 Mab Roam lion reads: 'The State of O h I o, Palme 40 won an a·rgumeot with 7: ,0 l)utlaw1 1,30 Hfft't Hollywood Michael V. DiSalle, Governo,, the Bu,.;,u of Vit,,J Statlatlctj 8 , IO Bat llate,wm s,oo Stemproudly pre9ftlts to BruWa o u r! Tuellday when he named hi■ two- 9:00 Bldselor Father l,IIO Clio,, 1(Jd 1 stat e tree - The Ohio Buckeye. " eek -o w ld son Leonardo Alleuan- 9: 30 P'ord Shaw 1,00 You •tked Brasilia, the new eaptUil, l■ In-I Gaboriau de l 10:00 You Bet Your Lift e, t5 8pot1, ' and from the old capital and oea- drol' Vercingetorige I 10,30 Two F.,.. j la almf. 1,25 Weatltet port if Rio de Janeiro. u-oo New1 e,30 Nows " I am dolng what J , can to re11: 1 10 WeatberCMt main out or step," Willlam Philip a, 15 Huntley Brlnlde)' Rapot1 etc., said. "They (Bureau of Vital u,u Jack Paar Ross County League '1 : 00 Pioneers stat1&llcs1 said the namo wouldn't 1:00 Sip Off 1,30 Dan Raven Is FRIDAi so I went down flt !heir form, 1:30 Westerner COLUMBUS - The lloott Coun· 6,& Slgo On there end told them 'blast your 8,00 Belle Teiepi, 1 y Con &ervatlon ,Wlt _ague, .._ ,I bi•• _est forms" ' " i 7 :(N) Today 10:00 MO.. Shane subscriber to the Ohio Co111erva• ·=:;-;-;;;,;;;---;--:=,:;:9 · 00 Welcome Nel&bbon 11: 00 New, �ion Bulle�in, hBi again renewed 1 LO�DON ( tJPH-A t�ck load10;00 Re Ml 11 , 10 w..lher its subscription - one for each ed with fl,800 worth of bquor and l 10,30 � Your Huncb 11: 15 •aek Paar member, 406 in all . While many wlne waa stolen Tuesday while 11;· 00 11 1,00 Sigo Off oonaervation and ■porlffllan chdta l the driver stopped off for a cup ftl&M . subscribe !or their members, the of tea. Buckeye ,,.. Planted ' -· '. �-� ... -· . . , . . . . ..... .. · -- - � .. · --- · · · · - · · · . � � ' ...... ,._ .. _ _ .... _ _ ,,._ _.., _ _ • _ _ , _.. _ _ _ _� - -- ·· 1 • o. Dec-. 22 1 WANT ADS I i I * EIGHT aooM fi.. room apartment&. A. N. Bengel Pbono \VY Z-= _ _ 11->-Uc aouSE. ,.,. NEW MODERN. 3 HEDHOO�I house in Grant M .\ddilioIL All utilities. built•m J.:.ilehen. / Valley Lumb<r an<l Supply, 12 16 tfc / IVY 2·271l9. FOa. CCINSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES Summary: At Home, Abrocid . Ohio Covere'd ::::! :!:th."" Sections doltlo7 With Biggest Snow In Decade .!: r:"�� �111111 .., lold Cil • Hoover warns omm11n1 sts of the worst storms in a decade dumped four o: snow up and down the Buckeye st�te, T0 Try Clan des1·1 ne Group lo 1 4Oneinches childtra!lic, for ren C By United P..11 l nlern1tlon1l ar�I I ( 1 7) HELP WANTE D PHONE WY 2-21 57 (1 ) NOTICES I I EMPLOYMENT D FOR SALE ===-=====c-:::-c. USINE SS SERVICES , r ld w·. 11 Check I Nee d s, The n '' eo rgan1 ze R 'all D1ck Sterrett Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. .. RiVCf Reporl -------- Prt!. --------------------- 1 WMPO Radio $10.95 I ■ f:: NOTICE ■ y�t:ifc:2� ) or INTERSTATE UTILITIES CO. I • Grady P. Craig, Gen. Mgr. MASON, W. YA. Iit IN � ! r, .... , a] - � � � � �=======-== -===�===��== H0 ef H0Spll � Ir ·w: (208) INSURANCE w, I I I (Bl AUTO SALES (21 ) REAL ESTATE ..-=� �--., I e-1 t ., our Neu, Ch rIs • t mas I zen1•th I• .. 23'' HANDCRAJITBJ> on•- -� ..... ,....... i •! . r • =11 I Small Down Payment EASY TERMSI I IC (24A) FOR SALE a.i:�� I -_____ ·----- -•"111---,_ t I ---· OPBN UI'; CURtv••, IT'S .JIM a,x11v!! e- , Rutiand Furn,.,ure ' 12,30 Beat Tho Ctodt 1:00 About Face, I: 30 Woman's PalO 2,00 Day In Court 1: 30 Roat to Reality 3:00 Quttn For " Day S,30 Who Do You Trull! 4: 00 A.nerican Bal'di.tand S: 30 RID Tio TIii Whlr(yblnlo e,!IO Euo Reporter I · 40 Weatbermon 8:M N1:wt 71 00 SUen1 Servlee 7:30 M1ttlel FunDiOI 8:uO HatTlgan • Son, t: 30 Fllmtoneo I, 00 Tl 8unset strip 10,00 Detectives 10,30 1,aw,Mr. Jones 11, 00 N..., Tonight 111 10 Weather 11: 10 Sporlt Report 11:20 Movietltne e,oo W H T N - T V Channel 13 1.u.,, 11 , !O Clear Rorl%on 13'.00 Lov• of Life 11,!a Search For Tomomw 12, 4li Guiding Light 1100 Ltte of Riley 1:30 A$ Th■ World Twm 1:00 Full Clrde I, 30 Ari Lmkletter 1,00 Mlllionain 3: 30 Verdict II YoW11 4, 00 Brighter llay 4, L5 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Nl&hl ,,oo rhe nir. Stooa.. 6:00 New, t: IS Weather 1,20 Sportaoope I, IO Arnot 'N Anci1 ,, 00 8uddy Starcher Show ,, 30 Rawbido a,ao Routt ee 1,30 Garland Touch to, oo Twillght Zone W:30 Eyewltnua To lllltocy 11;00 New. 11: lu Weather 11: 16 '.11!tattr 11 WJ E H RADIO , 12. 10 t2, 15 t2,IO t2, IO 12,19 12, & 1:11 1,00 1,00 l:OI lilt ,,oo Oluo News Marbtt Bullllln Board "'1'(eulluro Ag,ut NIWI O Grama. !lr !lllllc Local Nnt llr. llllllc World NIWI !Ir. lllltla Loo■1 N■n D1lclq wttl, Doe■ 4: IO Rolttna Homa 1110 World NIWI ..,ll Ohio New1 SOlfM,_C�Y• l'M "1MIN' IN,1 , -MASON, W.-VA. OF fVrf FIGGER ? 'IE HEERED RIGHT, SNOFFY WAAL , WAAL·· THP!T'S PI.UMB FLATTERIN' '• Ll'L ABNER SON!!-AH 15 G:lNNA PUT '16' __ _ THR:JLGH t,ti V.ORl.0-FAMOJS 'ST11Dlnt'"4U161I PO'K 040PS" TRAININ' COURSE. 8 OOURSES -o- t 0' fo'K Ci<PSA DA'/!! 1--0� c-z;;--:="- GASOLINE ALLEY Clovia 1 11/htcn was 1t Grandfather Oocic. celled and invited u� all for C:hristma; Eve dinnt1rr 11 TI (/ ly IIINII IUIHMILL• NANCY � \\\-/!/; 40 L.. - ........ •• :re - ly CHESTER GOULD l!OT 'll!T, ­ '101•row • <NIT Sl!B<l'ID NT MY _. '· llnt> IT, YE�t••• /l01 I HAVfN1T tl!eN OR Hf-ARP FROM HIM.,,Y!',, SY ALL MfAN� (�To.Cr � l'MMffY. . "t"•1,f '< yc:1 .. . ry-,1:.ts\ ' - ,n . . - . ....... "" . , .. , ' : ., .. � f, . ;..: .Ii. • · . ... - -. . ,_ .... r tw - Mason Furniture WHPJT 'S THIS l HEAR , SAJ'lSOl\l, AOOU1' VE Mllk!N' STEEL CUT· OUTS 1:00 CommllDfty N­ l110 !lporll � 1:IO Dlnn,r Mwolcalo 1,00 Slgi, Oil ..... t,k.e, �f9v1},ptdoli!flStfi«1!��-- At • • • vu se ect Yours T---•u o CURLY 1"ilA�. i r (1 4) FOR RENT .... ... I1 " DAILY C R O S S W O R D .. WORLD'S FINEST PERFOB!lING TABLE TVI II t; '7... ,J- -- -- - -- - - - 1 �00 La t I�I ===-==--:::=--:c-;=;--c= I N;0 t W C H S -TV Channel 8 'l'IIUUDAY 4,00 Amerlcao Bandstand , 45 Sign on 1,so Rocky And Ills Frieodo 6, 00 Today With God 6:00 Whirley Btrds ,, 16 Country Jamboree 1:30 Your Eat> 1leportar 6: ,o Farm Time 11:40 Weather Teller 6, 33 Country Jamboree 6,4S John Daly Newt 8:57 News Headlines & 7:00 Brothen Bramu:., 7:00 Breaklast Party 7:30 Guntward Ho, 1,1& Ext.nded Weather s,oo Donna Heed 1,30 e..a111..t PArty 8, !O The Real McCoy 1 : 57 News Headlines & Weather 7,!IO SobJo News Report 9:00 My 'lbr■a SOnl 2:00 Say It With Music a,oo Rreakla,t Party 9:SO Untouchablll I, 57 Newt Beodllnes & \Veother B, 2S The World This Mornhlg to, !O Johnny !llidniJbt 3 : .-t Calling Pt Pleasant 8: IIO 8rea.kfa11 Prart:, lLOO. New1 8:25 New1 From Pl Pleuant B, a, Nows eHaditne1 • Wuther 11: 10 Weather s,oo Coffet Time with B. Faye !·SO Calling On Pt Pleasant 11: � Sport, 9, 57 N- Headllnea • Weather 1:ll'l' Newt lleadlina • Weolher u , 20 Lala Movie .0:00 Morning Mtdlatiom 4:00 Platter Party FRIDAY lO: "..9 Ohio Newt 4,!0 Local NeW1 1,00 Cartoon Spectatular 10,43 Country Muale Tlmo 4: 31i Platt er Party 8: ::IO Romper Room 10,30 swap Shop 1: 00 Newt Final 8: 30 Movtetlmo l0: 57 New1 Headlines 6 Weather S: 15 Sign Off ... 11: 00 Morning Court 11'30 LOVe That Bob 12:00 raxan a1. Re. a. l'arrot AQROBS or.rant. (N. Z,) "l. Japaneat Z&tlortJI 4, Aff<x deer 22. Ant.a.re. (Ii. Land 15. Bowl lie me111mro 9. Valued TlllJRSDAY explorer e. Chamber 10, Duckllkt 4, 00 BrlgblAtr Day U. Water 1, Acqute.ced , bird■ aa in 8. Not so frelh 4, lli Secret S1-0nn 12, 0nwar4 '.Paris 8. Indian 13. AuguAtu# 4,30 Edge of Night 25. Clrcu18J' prince emplre 1:00 Three Stoop■ plates H. Jolt 11. Scoff 6,00 Arthur J. Smith Tederday'I ••-18."SOundl, a, 26. Dinner 15. Plaot of 1, � Tho Weather course small bells wonhip �. Prayer e, 20 Sportacope 1T. Hollywood 28. Dominion 16, Land endlnr 29. Cerea celebrity measure 6 : 30 Amoa 'N Anci1 37. Hebrew tnonlea · 18. 1'1, Snow .7,00 Holiday Playhouae letter 31. Cruelly Cardena, gl�ra 7:30 Ann Southern Show 88. MfllWlt HaTV&.lt 34. N. Y. ,.19. Shflt�re4 1:00 Angel side.., 8:30 Zane Grey 20. Hurfr '2. Whirring 9:00 The Witnes1 u souhd 10: 00 Person to Person 23, Iowa'■ to, 30 DuPont Show nicknn.me, 11:00 New, � Slate 211: eos11y 11: 10 Weather 27, Pontry n, t, Theater ts li , .;;-11-1;,;,;:ftf'llt so:Ftukl tor pen FRWAY 31, Clall .,,trlfe • 7:30 Artists ln Americ� S2, Mu,ic note 1:00 Newa 33. CUbl• meten 1, 1& _ Captain lllnjJaroo 85. Ll"'11 38.Inhuman 9,'lO Carlom> '111ea1Atr 37, Mn. 10, 00 Docember Britla llllllinhowff 10, 30 Video Village 311, L■at ot 11,00 I I.ova the oalYII 4.0. Pltoher1 '1. De,cry '2. Halr on horse's neck DOWN MONDAY TIIROOOB "RltA t 1. AfriClari 7,00 Stgo On. Musleal Clodt deaert 7,46 The Lilelin<, 11,,1 t. Roman ro"4 1:00 Ohio Valley -"!1W1 1,00 Sports l'oday DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: A X Y D L B A A ll:,B 8: 10 Ohio New■ 18 L O N G F E L L O W 8: 15 World New■ 8:20 Musical Clock One letter almply standa for another. !if this sample A 11 used a.po ■tor the thl'el i,:_., _X (or the two 0'1, etc. Single letters, I: 55 Communky New1 all hlnta. are words the of ion format tropb{el. the tehglh and 1,00 MUsi.,.i Clodt -ll&ch ·day the cOde letten are different. ' 9: 30 Public Same. lL>h Quot. 9!45 Shower• ot Bkmlnl t.(""11 A C,yp 10, 00 l'alll of tho Ton KOJ JWT LAVEN ENA J A H lll N A T 10: 5S World New■ K BI A V L H D O 11,00 ran, ol the l'ow1I V E DWWBAL PA IVJ Fri. onty. n , 15. Church 8olla 'l' W B N A R W C 8 V G D L . -D V llinjJ I 1N E CHOIC SMALL E'S THER 11:� World Newa T�tlrday'• Cl')"ptnquote: 11 : 55 Muon County News ROT'llCN APPLBII-SHAKIC8PliRE. \ t2, 00 Communlty News (0 1880, Kin.I' FMture, SYndlcatl, lDc.) 12, 0ii Local Noon Newa U,00 Country Hoe Do,m 11:25 Fann Bureau Show n : :JO Country Hoe Down u , !57 M!d,Day D. Jones Averages 12. 00 Noon New11 12: 15 Pat Boone Weather 12 : 30 Mw:lc Ju,• P'or You 1 :25 Nen rorecut 1 : 30 Mu1lc JUI! For You Tli SHOE BOX · . Biggest Subscriber J A C KII••ETS Lt1ghfer S'd am ror n ..... .. . .. } W § A z J v Channel 3 w.. Tanbn1ilf . "-'·, ...,�, .., .,. FN,m ,,_ _ . • I I G reen Ga bl es DANCI NG Fines Meanest Man C•.PIIa I Of 8razII ... the day after 'l'banblfflni. Thia time a cooper•Una nelat,bor WU OIi, t.be alert and he took the mao' t Ucenoo number for Daan. by The Imposter wu Offlllletl Dean who took him befan Judge George S<:h .,..-,er, of the Athens touoty Court. He WM fined flO and coBtl for hunting witbaut Plf" misekm snarled provided a holiday most school . . ' d h umrni• and c l aimed at least 25 lives yesterday. . BI Di-lhe , U2 mc ide nt an t t .s l 4 cenU per word, one lnsertion. M inimum thllf'Je-60 : Th e r-.: ortheaslNn section ot the, ----- - ----TRA I LEft SPACE�W;;:1! h1t ;.it1on / W AS l l l N G TO:".' f l JP l -F cent.a. 8 centa per word ror three conaeeutive insertion. s e. d col.ap warne r Hoove Edgar J. redor �!1r.l<lleool e in de a 5 h near gr at I . sl e got an add J tional four to comded with anot her in the blindSDeClal� month for 30 cents � word. today. thal the Commumsl . Yu.ll rate of , cent.a per word will be char�ed for ad­ port. Phone WY-2-334o. rei ln nd;caled toda That was ei�ht inches of snow last night. ing snow. y � � ii not paid within 10 daya after receiving bill ! 12 ! 2:!-tfr planning lo �et � p 8_ ne w ua, l�na sull s of a poll taken by U nited adding Lo the snow which feU yes- , But most of Ohio's 25 reported Error, in Advertising-Should be reported immediatel, -:-::-c---:cc-c-:c-:--:-::-::- ::: � youth organ aa hon m �he l:nit ed l . Press Inte rnational in wh i ch a Lerday and last week , S t r o n g deaths were caw;ed by appareot TIie Daily Sentinel will not be resPOllBible for more than maSler• , Statt'.s '"t:lande5lmcly - Incorrect lnaertlon. cross section of cit izens in s ix winds of[ Lake Erie piled I.be heart attaclu _ mostly elderly r rt y mem by p mi ed Cud of Tbanta and Speclal N otices of Events SUIO. ocl � be s . . RAWLEJGII DE:ALEH_\l_cmtet.l --;-t metropolitan areas across the snow into drills o! up to three men _ who overexerted themObitlariea published at 1 cent per word. Hoover s� id lbe Commum5ts country was asked lo name the feet in the area. Cuunty. NAME Tlt009I.& Mason North once in WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 D A YS I MO. selves clearing anow from their at are rnmplet mg arrangement!! for "ten · biggest stories o( 1960." MONTGOMERY AIL (tJPl>11 . ll! 80t 00c: $ 1.35 $4.ilO Good Oppol'tunity, Write . aldewalks. Fo o_w rng the snow as WIilter drives and 20 60. $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 _____ Tank� HI HI., .. Mack _ once. Rawle igh'a �pt Rich- a L'onfe rence in Chi<"'ago starting . . 25 We $1.50 S2.25 $7.ilO made �ts debut m Ohio, near or Dt>l·.3 1 to ma p _ lans for _the Suspend, Flights Judge Ben llardemaa Wal !wt mond. Va. WVI...270-J05. P ( 12 ) l -8• 15-22 · 29--5tp youth corps. H e said the orgamz.a- MA N ILA 1 UPl )-President Car· below 'l.f!�O temP4:ralures were � Adi rtteived by to A. M. will be 1D that day•, p,1per. that hi forged tbl uma al laar Jud e u ns t Co nt g he A --- - -y " • Oh10, around th mormng s porte� · - tion·s "programs and activities" los P. Garcia today suspended Holley to • ,11 ei.s. i, .t {1 8) wi ll he seccetly directed by Red night flight, of the Ph ilippines ! conlnbulmg more to the already 1cb4 1 1 think I would liave .. pit ..,.,._ · mes as the result of a pre- serious problem of snow removal. COLUMBUS - A candidate for A" WANTE "CCC=c;-c Electron Wa., Top er d_ awn crash O1 a passenger p1 ane I Al least seven pe rsons died in the title of " meanest man'' re- bett aame than that. tho ,..... (9) INSTA LLAT ION O F CUSTOM or NEW Y OHK 1 CP! i- The '' man . l traffic in� accidents ' in storm came arrest to th light e cently B8id in and bound an fllll' ., . , . . feared h m t he Umled m w ic 1 28 peri;ons were ccrc:ir�ic m the s_treeL cabmels, f made .,_ oct'lry aod rtho to on. a couple and Paulding GAS eluding FUEL a report f ro m Athens County, fu acnd gr coal ,-J• killed. nRMI1'B AND PEST CONTROi • plastic or floor tile, building Slates bell1::,•es the Kennedy_ elec• thei, daughter, when f.heir car cording to J. L. C-Opeland, law Lester Bon,, 11 pl'llldmt rl .. ........ -•- F'" ,_.,... � F-....,.L IIUIW:- naces. Call for lree est imates. ., ...... � Forerrun & Abbott Middleport ranch -type home at $10.00 per tion victory was 1 960' s biggest The plane, a DCJ, crashed , ----------- enforcement supervisor, Ohio Di• Alabama � �...... • ,Ha 1.. N •UoDwide• Phone R. .. -� followed by reclosely news story, i.. i ny type a.m. q . takeoff at 3 : 30 foot. Also shortly after fi I O-lfc s uare vision of Wildlife. tat on :..� ud "- Service S i modeling. Phone Rutland Sil 2- ----------- 1 ,,2, so p.m. EST Wednesday! from I, !Ill. A hunlA!r represented bb uaell Boys 12-l!).JOlc Cebu City wiUi tn passengers and SINGER CANA RY BIRDS--$5. 00. 49 14. as a Division of Wildlife employe I crewmembers aboard. I Gauge readings : Gallipolis dam to a blind 83-year-o d UNDER NEW MAN AG EME."'IT, See Helen Atkins, Stiffler's l farm wom(20) 8 ' 18.2, 9.7, running 4 feet on rollers, an near Albany in order to get to Store. 12) 22-Jlp 1 and ' 81atloa Servi • BIII Lowe ce ta l Pomeroy-Maso _ _ n 20-8 [ , Pt. Plea,. hunt on her land. He stated that :i:nttted 1on Carry-out, PoweU Sf;reet, Mid· ,· of ■cti oo, SlaN 11-1� . -;-;;;---:::;;:::; · station ..,. I WEBOR-VISCOUNT TAPE R 24.47, ary, Hmton . ant -•--, °"8 re--;:-; ---;;;c;;;:;;;;e7.;;; Fnlarlag IUIIIU e ..,__rt. he had been sent out by the div� ; -.EXPERT MEAT culling and • I I e pain, l ob jobt and eompi.oi. J corder 3 Sµ,-..-d, - l ,ke new I • Char, sioo to destroy rabid rabbit. tn :1 Kanawha Falls .010 (a1long, . Phone WY 2-9975. I wrapping. i ·2.2440. lcston 17.95 .stationary, All move- an effort to atamp out tbe I. WASHINGTON ( UPI ► - Rob-NledloD of benragea. Orv llle Ph W " L.- No : Simon's Market, Pomeroy By D ICK WEST . 1:2 5 !Ok V, D. Edwards, Ins. Agency able dams on the Ohio R l v t r sease. The aged woman UtiNIY,... 1 "- ....1 j J...._ 1___ 1 -31}30tc crt S. ,,IcNamara, ,. linltf"d J rt85 lo�roaUonal OPaN VININOI d e!ense secre"-'ere up · London M armet a n d ' ( l2 J .22- Jtc ted him d .lulu l h · tary-designate, said today he plans WASl�� G�ON (UPi .l - A long: wmfi eld dams w�re on the sill!. �;�. mt' cont1:: Atb- / no early reorganization of the about t,us t une every year you , oat movements : G UARANTF.ED G OOD Hot coffee / B J· ena County Game Protecu,,r l',d I 1Jdcm1e Department. He said be I can hear a Io., of grumb mg to . . MIDOL POIT 5c a cup. Jack's Dairy B a r. . . r a n d.j the effect that the Christmas sea-: ObJo R1vt> - Charles Steven- Dean about the gJtllaJon t h k will firSt ta e tune to see w a Middlepod, 0. C I2 J 22-6tc •, son down 13, �: 10 a.m. ·, Walter I .a-aa;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;a..a'""""'"'"'iaiiiiiii son Is too Iong. cI1ange1 are needed , 11 Beckjord up l4, 3:50 p.m. ; Na• 1 To this McNamara l say 'Bah l " am] made the stal ement , ,. 0 GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerof 1ona1 up 14 , 9 ·, 30 p · m •·. C'ty 1 1 afttr a 40-nunute c�nference WI·th "H umbug •· " ator large Size. l deep freezer "" t Huntington down 14, 5: 15 a.m.j : Chairman Carl Vmson of the Unico - lai ge size. Antique The trouble with the Christmas \ orlenian down 15, 4 : 45 e.m.; M i�:�:�:� : /:64, HouSe Armed St?r.•lces Commit· mirror. Lllr�e size, excellent KAUTZ F E E D:STORE Heason ls that it hi too .short. If Trade Winds up 15, 6 a.m.; Chris 1 tee. At Chester p Sha e Extension table, 6 chairs • had my y,: ay, the •·twelve days Jr. down 15, 6 : 45 a.m.; Mike CredI 4 The veleran Georgia Democtal buffet, good condition. of Christmas" would be changed itor down 16, 6 : 55 a,m.; Peggy HAMILL :TATION wa::; underStood _ to have _ advl�d Mrs. John W. Stout Before 9:00 A. M. lo the "six month• of Christmas." Downey up 17, 12: 20 a.m . ; C. V. McNill:1ara agamSl rushm_g !nto Alb.a n y 3353 Jlarri::;onville, Sh-2-48..14 nut J don't mean that the way Horner up 17, 2 ; 15 a,m. ; Albert GAS BILLS WILL 81 PAYAILI a 5 E NO ADMISSION CHARGE • any �ig defense reorgan�zalion, D r ___ y ''"!c y n ;c =:c 12-21-3tc it might sound. In proposing a llolden down 19, 5: 15 a.m. : Titan 1 :-:: one s�eepmg as as cspccullly L �UPPLY. HU1LDING ER NElG AT THE ROUSH KEYSTONI STATION .stretch-out, rm not thinking In up 19, 1 : 30 a.m.: Wade Childress Wishing All Our Friends a;;;;;;a;;;;;; -a .;;;;;;11 Kitchen Cabinets, vinyl asbes- that proposed to President · elect terms ;;- .;.;;a;;;;;;a;;;;;;_,;;a;;;;;;a;; enjoywnt, but rather of and Customers down 20, 6 : 35 a.m. ; B ayou LaREPOSSESSED tos block 9 I D insu18.tion. o�n· John _F. _ Kennedy by � stu y surv ival. A Very comb up 27, 6:40 a.m. ; Oefenclar i OUR OFFICE WILL HAVE THI SPINET PIANO ing, window ty pe. Call Ne1g- corrumss.100 he11ded by Sen. S U· Most of us are old enough to reMerry Christmas 1 31, n.m. 3:25 u p Bargain Prked - F rH Tunll•ZJ.TFC art Symmgton, D-Mo. lers, Racine, Ohio. SAME HOURS, SIGNS WILL member the tlrne when the Galllpolh Dam _ Charles Snv. e Be nch - , /\ -WESLEY ELY, PROP . v McNa�tara told Unit� Press : .:��: � 1'' . G � N ; . � . Christm started season lh ;:day H as RE I NG f.t IR CO DITIONI 0 y _ 1 der down 12: 20 a.m. David M�rBE PLACED AT OUR LOCATION ,....,..................,__ e- lntern a�mnal all the •ervic� see• 1 alter Thanksgiving. Thal was the an down t e.m. ; R. \V. Lea down Expert Piano Tuning &: Re- : EfiATION service. Jack 8 R . . (21 CARD OF THANKS pair Work - Adult Piano frigeratlon. New Havert PI1onc relar.slups and o 11 er 1op e1v11 tan day the deparIment swre ,_ ! turned 1 : 35 a.m. ; City • of Maysville up 8 001 . hed un· poSls that wo� 1 d o u r l.essons - Learn To Play -tf TU 2•3537. on the colored lights, put a carol 4 : 20 a.m. WE WISH TO EXPRESS 1.l de r 11 e Symmg,1� 6-_ i • Po[) -- Religious - Jaz? ....,n p 1an" w1.11 be album on the record player and Ka a thank11 and deep appreciation n wha River - Solvay down 1 10 °i ---- £1llt� umler the Kennedy adm1.ru.si c . Private Lessons, in Mu s AUC ' N E R opened their Christmas sales - M... for the sympathy, cards a n d '" met 1 a.m. ·, Thelma A n n .11 t udio. tr8t mu. . that L'I, raised the prices. RE '\SONA.DLE I\ATES nower1 exIeoded aI the death •·You Pl,y Your Isl Lesson . . " down •1armet 2,so a.m.·, M errill ' s not ant icipate SATISF ACTION G UARAN tEED f le sa Id Iie uoe Weary or Cro1by of our l m110Bnd and brother, Or Y ou Don 't Pay" down Winfield 5:40 p.m.; Beaver any re l uc�ance on t he part O r But f w stores nowaday have Call or Wrile L O. McCoJ FOTOS MUSIC CO. Clair Spencer, by our m a n y o .11 Winfield 6:25 p.m. i H elen' z. up those signatcd to acc t t�e the nti.ence to wait Chrster, Ohio J 18-W. 2nd St. friends and relotlve11. unlil after down Winfield 7:30 p.m.: WiUiam :: p �t : cause of fear e JO Thanksgiving. A ut the o n B--22-30-tp po�t s. W Y 2-2889 His wife Betty, and hia B rothers Pomeroy l y Penn down Winfield 8 : 55 p.m. i bo bol nter e a 15 I ed h b h m1� l · c 121 22-Uc -- - - --merchents who bolher w 1 t h tn ' • . . . . 1 Wl11 undertake no maJor re- Thanksgiving ar• the food store Duncan B ruee up W fteId I a.m. AUCTIONEEn ilCIIICll:IIIJCIIIIII.IC!IC'CIIIIIIC�-------� ------,-,----,---,--:-,-,-- 1 TlffiE!; SMALL PUPS, 1 week.1 · t'10� 0f the Def�sc De-- o perators. They have a vested in· 11 orgamza Co111plete Service ., . o old wh ne two , tan ite, F e . r MEMORIAN (3) • µartmenl m the immediate fuCrlll Uradlonl holida in terest the being y, o It ne � 9 for .n good home. Mrs. G a i I ture," M cNamara saId · IN MEMORY OF OUR Dear Son, Wrll.e, Phone or Contact of tha few limes when they can " ,, ' II � § la L' � M 1"ddl rt M PFC Lewll F, Walker, who was i c. BRADFORD, Radnr., Ohio Ask1..'ll how long this might be, unload pumpkins. ::° 11�0:: W� 2_31 00_ · • Jt 12 � killed In action 16 yeara ago. ________ __ he .ad<led: •11111i111(1Cll:1CIIIC�◄•CWCftlClCC4.CC'llliWWW424 _I c: 1 1 _ _ today, Dec. 21, 1944. - '' Not until r have a chance to lt ill this trend toward an early i ·"' pllc tU)GGEO DHAIN or_"'s. • � BOXER PUP, FEMALE, 5 Tank? Get Klenn•Em-All Sop- understand the need for any yuletide that the lraditionali:its l' ,,.., ,V d_ e cry. They co�tend that by th e 0 Sixteen years have _ pacaed and months old. Reasonably prJccd . . chang a N ,::Y @&@C e" tic t nk clean . Fas t and econ.. Contact George L. Beegle. ,WY om ice l. Landmark Fann Bur time Christmn._s itself rolls around -----gone. · people are tired or the whole -..--••..,.....••"••tt11111 f<Mlllffllll.llllll!IIIIINCCCaaaace 2·3232 or WY 2·301.. 12-21 ·31 P eau, Pomeroy. Still your memories I inger on. 12-17-39tc thing and are eager to get on lz with New Year's. NEW 12-GAUGE PUMP G U N MUELLER FURNACES, WEST• ii Now let me make dear that l H .nd rn o,plla Eni e nd good Be\lglp rabbit d o g. ;.;dnett we recall. H ING OUSE a pplinnces. A old .,, You had a kindly word for each Both for $50. _T htme WY 2-2008. BroUM?rs, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone Among those who entered Hol- am �s w ?ry s t :e ext m o( � � � i m; 12-21-3tc WY 2.fi384. And died beloved by all. l HI-tf zer hospihil in the past 24 hours hearmg l?g ros Y r�a� o a � Your voice 1■ mute and 1tllled ==-:c:=:---::-:-----c-:-:- ----------::- were : Brent Rodgers, 111 Kineon White Chr 1slmas. And 1sn t It a I FIVE COWS -- 2 In production. Ave., Lurry J. f<ou ,h. 5l0 \\ Third bless;ng th�t we don't have those � the honrt Ah, bltler was the trial to part 3 rreshen last of .J a nuary. E. R. COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO- AVE. , Mrs. Jam2::1 A. Thomson, blasted _clupmnnks with us as U ) much this year? Hollon, M inersville. Phone WIFrom one 80 good 811 you. _; . tection Lile Auto Fire Pollo Waterloo .Star Ht. . C N()rlhup , . . ' ' 9-2185· But in deploring the s1luahon . 12-2 '• ·3tp Bid2 . Rt Spires M You .r. not rorgott.n. loved Chau�ey ' Cal I Don M1. 11s, M1 d'd· Iepor1, 01uo ' • · !i, well, M iss Do rt•as Elkins, Rt. 2 the tracIItionaI'1sts over1ook a v1tal 1 H 000 element which negates their ar�BOXER PUPS FOR SALE. Will Nor ever wlll you be. BARNES-SIMPSON IN SU RANCE Crown City, Arthur Nelson. Rt. 1 � As long _. life and memory last hold tiU Christmas. Eugene A cnts, Middleport. Fire, Aul&- Rolland, Mrs. Turner _T. S�unde_rs ment . .- namely,. !he popul1:1t 1on "' Holter, Racine, Ohio. Phone r! e. Bonds. Phone WY ,. Oak Hi ll, Mrs. Hattie Gillespie, explosion . There s unply are _too We will remember thee. bil . . 12·20-:Jtc 903. ml1■ you so, Our hearts are 1 WI 9-3723 Oak l l ill, and Mrs. Ronald D. many people trymg to buy gifts IS--2?·U 2 ------- -----------:-- I ---nt the same time. Miller, Jackson. J • S�led By Shoppl'r■ Ulrth, A:-:. goo■ on, we mis, you NEW THREE 8EDROOM HOME · In Syracuse. Ha rdwood Oooni . ------- Mrs. Frank Puc ket t , Radcliff This f�mt lr n.s been driven home more . built-in cabinets. gas fumoce , 1 ' L'J....J,,,. son, l 2 · 08 p. m. Wt.>dnesdc1y. Mrs. ev�ry mghl this month as I have Your loving amill', your gentle paneled walls, insulated. Price U rycel Durst, Ht. 1 Leon, W. Va., driven home from work. race w . son, son, IO: 18 a.m. Wi•dncsday. Mrs. In order tu reach my. little No o�e can fill your vocnnt $6000. 00, Call Pat Patter Portland, VI 3-2201. H IGIIWA \' PllOPERTY - 40 Bel't Roseberry, 2.30 Huron St., nest, I have to pass two big sub-place. W 12 16 fltc ucres wilh 10 acres tillable, 5Jackson, son, 2: 30 a . m. Wednes- urban shopping centers. Maneu• · vering an automobile by these 1 room f rame home wilh bath and day. Sadly mlued � his parents, ===="Cec--:-:=:-:c - -KENMOllE HEATER SAME AS furnaco hcntin�. a basc�cnl Pat ients rec" nn y d ist'lmrgl-r l in- pl ��s Is roughly t'Omparabl e lo _ Mr. and Mr,. Lowis Walker. QUALITY TV new. U d one wlntPr. llli ba111, double gurnge, und duck- d chl l � H ch unl L . t:n ufman, Faye dnvmg a hrrd . of elept•imt s � Brother Virgil Walkel'. His ch,1u � fon. �arge r;,lzP. _ Glenn Je_ ...,ell, 4.'Q house plenty 1-{0otl {:ur�cn CHAS SIS dren; James F. Walker and Downm�ton J. M m phy, Joseph C. Thompson, thro�g h a �hcep d i p. . , Ohm. Ph . M Y 8· g ro i , xrcllr nt kM.·at1on Mrs. Surah E. Nease, M rs . Mar- It 1� nothm� uncommon to fmd w und nnd e Sharon l.ou Walker. 3135, Albrmy. 12 16 me on Stale Houlll No. 7 t'ombino lon Cnldwcll and Infant son, Mn. traUic 1,ackcd U]l for two or three 1 Cellal AU 'INlllt to make this o ve ry attr,1 c1 ive l l urold c J f o rrison Mrs . r, 1•ed miles behind nocturnal shorpers I � co11nectlo11t are ' 2 STORY BRICK BUILDING. ' · for a pt ace to i � buy lll $12, 000.00 11,eh111, hen... • Dre Iookmg who lendrrson. l e B. John rcer ' M Huy 6u�lnt•s!I room and 2 partGood Cl111■ U■ed Can Wlrtd, hand .. · I SllUUltBAN - 7·t oom ( l' a m o Dl> t iorn h M� Gui n· l< im her ly G. park. Ry ll(!Xt Christmas pro!). I rt 11�1ddl , menls. 113 feel tl ccp •t All IW'ab■ alNI Model■ au.a. Compo' ! . llcnt orc• Tol h,·rt ' l . arry J · · Lea ke S. ue El- a bl y won · t b l! able t o gct hOln(' 1 ntnts .,. Amii, ....... port Pr1ce $21 ,000 .00 Cnnlnct home. with . hulh, l'Xl C METROPOUT�N MOTOR!I I ' • (!d i , 1a rgo 1 1 t, n 11:i gr r, Ma ry Louise Sc·;1rbcr· I at u JI . """"rd u1r heating , gas -fir to • rlfll'd fMIII IIIIN ... - Eul Mala 81. Wal t er Grueser. IVY 2•J.wv. 1 ;, ! po1·c1 1 nge ,md 1-acre I o1 . 011 n· ri m l Dhna I At1ams. . to 1·11c rf! I s. o cour::;c, a w,y • ·· . - apnrtment (or rent 11·7-l · · ' • � �DUI. . liln ektop road Z miles f r o ni · ,, m1 0 1d th i• s ghasuy enhmgIomcnt. s• A mon!( Alling 1 . , Courthouse. A l)(!st buy nt unlyl Acmrding lo tho midni�ht re- All _wti have to do is start t�c ' � FOR SALE: 48 Bu ick , 53 Pont - (9 a} MAR!NF. SUPPLIES _ 000.00 A $4,200.00 lonn c.i n be $7 ZBNITII de partment, Christmas season on the Four .h I , __ rs. C _ _______ lac. Nice Sftond Hand {l, port of the nursing r. buy responsible ossumed by e , or July. M i t c h Cnrl C Spires. hauncey UAUT11' Q ' l2·20-Stc PhoM WY :l-2l7l AS 18 SPECIAU HOME A ND JOB orroRTUN- l Christ i Bnys, William Willinmson J have worked out a plan un- \ 57 Me�a11 60 II, ti. ""·00 · ' • �-... .., J U• mul Mrs. Minnie John son were der wh 1� ' h p(!OJlIe \\'OUId sI1op 1n ITV - CompICkt Y equip For SaIe . 51 Merur, 70 8· P. SSQUI . .... ,..., ;4'!'tlal c dm b blo new k ml � . all in poor rondltion. brilorlum in j. , alphabetical order - A-through-E I � VENETIAN BLINDS, all · color11. -H fl. r. Mert:11r, Outfll S99:i.OO a lso 6--room howui with balh and ■ I • - Mf1 Those who we re listed as fair in July, F-lhrough✓ In Au�ust ti Window BUnda and ahadH all METRO POLRAN MOTORS eating, This is a going bus- induded Ned Hamilton, Newt Rad• K - 1,hrou,gh • 0 in September, P- I � h gas eo1on. Dalt Wlppel Supply• 215 IIO Eul M ala 81.tfft, Pomeroy lness . estabh.!hed and with a ekln, Thomas Clutts, Otho Wand- through · T in October and U· 1 Pbone WYZ.Sl'l'I Unlaa Aw., Pomeroy, Ohio. good income. Only reason for lihg. Lawrence Willis, John Mil- lhrough-Z in November. p 8-20-tfc Th• KNOX-M odol F2110Y ' ; l2-Hlt ___ _ _____ selling Js owner·■ health. ter, C\Jarles McElhinney, E a r I Note that am leaving Decem• W 1 Deluxe cablMt In Ebony eofot. 2!"' overall d 11, picture . __ _ 1n BOX 228 BAY OR STRAW delivered 1•IIONE W Y 2·3830 Robcrt11 Clarence Fisher, M r s. her open. That's when I intend � •O I mus. 282 111 In rect1n1ul1r pictu� ■'9L • CUCKLER REALTY lrlldt load, Iola. call or write, F•nnle Caldwell, Belva Priddy. to do my shopping. • � WaWDI h1'D Supply APARTMENTS - Furnished and TIVO ACRES, 6 ROOM t!OUSE, Brent Rodgers . Syl�ester W alsh, I ----. 1 II . LY-2•mfumlshod. McMasters. Middle- oil floor furn ace, running wat· Mrs. Hattie G1llesp1c. Mrs Plu- ACTRESS EXPECl'ING 2060 a.Blfcmtaine, Ohio � • ,., $ .,.. .... Actress mPH HOI,.LYWOOD W. H. Weaver, Alva 1 Qui�kle, 2 ma . outbmldtngs, two house. In er :,-3 tf WY2-:182L porl Pbone 15-30tc U l--------I cellar, good one ear gnraga. Durst . Miss Adeline Olda ker. I Jeon Simmon11. 31, and director Arthur Net Rll'hard Brook$, 48, announced ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT One and 9 10 mile out o( Mid, 1 Homer Henderson and al1C'nts were re. l Wednesdoy they are exl)eCUng , with bath . Phone WY 2 3&42 or dleport, Zu�pan llollow Rd. R i son , All other p ........ m,., I th E'lr f 1rst c hild next Au& ll-1?-tfc R. 1, Elmer Bat nhart, $3500 00 ' ported good. evenmga WY 2·3319 · shortly No�• C?uple wed The ndmin1 we!'e blood 12 14 10!:c Two unils o( . 1 after MISS S,mmonJ actdtvor<td Wedneson ,tal hos the islcred tn p MODERN unfurnished s roomt OR- day. er Stewart Granger. I and beth ap,rtmenl Blrcll ,al> _____ _____ , !net,, d�po,at, Incinerator, ____TRAD E APPROPRIATE COLOR SERVICE, RUT • • • Pbon WY'2-5 large clooet,, a ,. l • SIX ROOM IIOUSI'.. t-5 a,re lot . , FOR1' WORTI I. Tex. < l PJ\ - DENVEf <UPII-Maior. �Uch� Will sell or trade fm· house The menu o( n local rcstauranq ard B.nttcrton, whose a�inisu• I ts is �lagued by financial_ prob- ! HOUSB 1634, Ll'NCOLN Heights. lro.tler. Sm:i ll •lowu paymcnt i herc boll� "indlvidunll:u�:I scrv- : tion QMIQ ...... ... ·• -- �UTLA ND,.. i lcms. t lht _!'.1gned all , his Cbgs\m&S , recincsb ' ___,,'"'""'� Rnrr-'ficnlly but ' ice Rob-write or 4 rooma and lwllh. new gas will flnnnt'f'. fnll 1 ; " , ,1 A Q''""'' ' 1nrl A\'C'. r,11 1·ons ''n:it ::isk for menu clmng- r:mh m r,:,rt Ink. - ..:"r• � ' · \O'l!t l furnace. Phone WY 2-3575 or .rt · � :ii -...�»>t:n:e,>DD? d I b . . w7 24 Br ids 12 23 Y Q)01t lll..e11W cs:• Ji�lill_,. 22·61p, 12 ..11�»i»J\J,'!1 Jl.iU. O 6 GI s, 12 l3lf Golllpoli · Gallipolis GI 6-0!46. l!lott Co w1,y lio v"'t' w ... . . . " . ........, ......... _,,_.a, . "'-"1··--� ....,,... ., .,t.vw,w•' pla<�. according lo Rod Cochron, 'I adlto, Ct''.OMDus - A five-foot Suck- ' " A li Bullet in ,ubscrlbert are in eyt. _ t_ree provkied by the O h I i • for a treat," Hported t.ochran, JJlv1uon of Forestry has b e e n "for 1981 m.an:1 the Z5th year for TBUall>.&Y 11,IO 0,, 1-. ·1 lanted ln BraaUla, \lew capllal the magazine. and a 8pectaJ Anni- 4:oo MW Room 12,. Trull, ... �of Bra:r;�durlng the recent _corJ• versary Issue ia In the mill for' 4 : 30 flere'a ffolltwood 12,. JI Could bl You rerence there of U. S. govemors. ! a J nuary. We think this wllf be a 5 : 00 Steamboat b W 12,16 NBC Nowt A tree. nattve to eac hltate, memo rable lsaue, one our read.I 5 : 30 Sgt. Prtttoa 1,00 _ wa1 set fn a plot and each had 6:00 Flatt 6 &cruao Show !ers will enjoy." 1 , 11 _ hronze plaque at lt1 base glvlnll · ______ 0:25 Weather I, IO Lonlta YOIIII 1 1 he 8C'ientlflc and rommon namE!tl 6:80 New, Picture LEONARDO. ETC. 1,oo v...., or. l4llono md the plentlng date MIAMI , UPI ! _ William PhUip 6, 45 H untloy Brinltlty ,'Mle plaq� for Ohio I contribu• Geor11 Valentine Gabortau de la 7:00 Sea Hunt . 1,00 Mab Roam lion reads: 'The State of O h I o, Palme 40 won an a·rgumeot with 7: ,0 l)utlaw1 1,30 Hfft't Hollywood Michael V. DiSalle, Governo,, the Bu,.;,u of Vit,,J Statlatlctj 8 , IO Bat llate,wm s,oo Stemproudly pre9ftlts to BruWa o u r! Tuellday when he named hi■ two- 9:00 Bldselor Father l,IIO Clio,, 1(Jd 1 stat e tree - The Ohio Buckeye. " eek -o w ld son Leonardo Alleuan- 9: 30 P'ord Shaw 1,00 You •tked Brasilia, the new eaptUil, l■ In-I Gaboriau de l 10:00 You Bet Your Lift e, t5 8pot1, ' and from the old capital and oea- drol' Vercingetorige I 10,30 Two F.,.. j la almf. 1,25 Weatltet port if Rio de Janeiro. u-oo New1 e,30 Nows " I am dolng what J , can to re11: 1 10 WeatberCMt main out or step," Willlam Philip a, 15 Huntley Brlnlde)' Rapot1 etc., said. "They (Bureau of Vital u,u Jack Paar Ross County League '1 : 00 Pioneers stat1&llcs1 said the namo wouldn't 1:00 Sip Off 1,30 Dan Raven Is FRIDAi so I went down flt !heir form, 1:30 Westerner COLUMBUS - The lloott Coun· 6,& Slgo On there end told them 'blast your 8,00 Belle Teiepi, 1 y Con &ervatlon ,Wlt _ague, .._ ,I bi•• _est forms" ' " i 7 :(N) Today 10:00 MO.. Shane subscriber to the Ohio Co111erva• ·=:;-;-;;;,;;;---;--:=,:;:9 · 00 Welcome Nel&bbon 11: 00 New, �ion Bulle�in, hBi again renewed 1 LO�DON ( tJPH-A t�ck load10;00 Re Ml 11 , 10 w..lher its subscription - one for each ed with fl,800 worth of bquor and l 10,30 � Your Huncb 11: 15 •aek Paar member, 406 in all . While many wlne waa stolen Tuesday while 11;· 00 11 1,00 Sigo Off oonaervation and ■porlffllan chdta l the driver stopped off for a cup ftl&M . subscribe !or their members, the of tea. Buckeye ,,.. Planted ' -· '. �11-.r ltlerclum,,ll,• • • From Bome TOMJn Bmineu Men • � ,.,. '" ,. • lliio ' !11 ' ' e ·e ntiri e a1 y , .1 ·�, -- . ..... feather • ■- .., .... ICM - ........ Arrnmrl,,,_ 14 wll& ... tt . . A1 Dnoud Ta The lnme,t. O/ Tt.. M.t,..M_,. .1,,_ ' .,. °"":''---=---::-:-:----- ------------------ ------·-------------------------::..:,::::"' -liol 10 eoi4 IHl(hl llld .., J.11 -■I _, a.11 .. 'OL X1 _ , 1 __ N_ o_ ._ 2 1_ 0__________,,-----------Po_ m_ ero _y�-lll ddl epo � rt� ,o _hlo ....;.,_ .rrtday _�·Dec _.� 23�·�1eeo :.:.:.____________________�5c:..:, .....: PE :R ::.:C0 ::::, 1Y :,. 1 ' , j 1 I . · \l'arn Public Highways, Rural N �!! � N�..!!�'!u Br-r-r-r-r-r ---- . -I Ohio To Get Little Ret,·e·J.f Sheriff Robert Hartenbacb and hlJ depuUe., t1,1:. :;, M� _ ����·ue� with police officers of all �eig, County toWDJ, expr JJ ,. Christmas ed a Wish today that this area baa no part GI loo pobliMtd _, " 1, u,, · deaths on the nation'a hlghwaya f1Vflf 510 expected an rammed and M U.S. y � clod ...... below 10 with lllale the In llllerulloool Pnu By Uollel a ....i .,._ ..._ Clorlslmu Ic l he holidays. l Oblo'1 deep -. weather con- while Chesapeake bad • "balmy" utility pole. The sheriff, finishing up his fourth year i. of• lluday. l'llblleelioa Tho -therman lorecaot •111! ::::: ,,............i linued tociiiY with not much proo- nine abo•e. 1'11<ffav. lice. and about to embark on a second term, recalled pect of improvement In the next 'lbe w..thor bu <'Olllributed to cotd lemptratura opln , there has been no Christmas highway death In the couaat leaot II dealhl in Ohio 1in<e with oome modonlion tooJ¥ln ..i 1 few day1. I ty In his time in office. He hopea tbia year will be M 11,e we•thennan offered a �lght the big lllDw fell on Tueaday the wonnlna lrmd conlillullll ; uception. hope of I warmiJII INnd Christ· nllht. llloat of the death,, ha•• throul!f, Sunday. 11o,......, tbt, p """ 1 1 W ma, alterDOOD, but K probably been over Hertion from llhovel- mm,ury wu not upocted to ro �i:!'hA'::,� pu• Olf.,.r, uk only that motori,t, and PonNe101 and MIMI, I ,.. en F • 1Y r• u,e good pudc,n,n1 and inl<lll• lice olfffll will tab to Ibo ...., will not make·too much dlllerence mi snow « iiho•ing ,lalled cars climb aboYt tho frealn& mon 1n ' r porod I atoto affldnlt cha r- gence. especi,lly during the bol'• ·• bope1 of lloppinl or i<lont, _, any part o1 tho ute. , in the huge bllllkel o1 11110W co•- from """ drilll. flnt defondont Dorl John- day ......, wbicll aU•act s an un- ·.,,. they happen. tring the otale from Lake Erle 'lbe United PNu International OcculOQI poriocll of ...,. Dur.,. 11• J r" 25 Athillo, with countable number ol penon, 14 n., majority o( or U I to the Ohio River. c:ount showed al least nine of the ries. mainly In Eaolffl, Ohio, wer, u 1m rd:••c In the highway,. --aused either by caiei.-, • Bitter <0ld wu the order for latalllies n,sulling from lrafflc ••peeled for tonlgbt with g-.i1 l 0 U· The officers remind rewenl ; noranc,. or looliahneu, _. the ■!ale during the night with accidents on slippery road.I. The ly lair wulher over the nmolnd- I Sh• 1 : C roo';; 11 that all highway, .,.. ,till Icy and be avoided with the beJp ., .. temperalum plungiq& well b,low laleot wu 1bunday oltomoon I er of Ohio. A low preuun, oru � u n o oy I or• very dangen1111. cautioning them • public. ty """· Toledo wu the eoldut 1jl0t when I Lucu Count1· man ■kid- • wu expect,d to drop ,-pldly r w • to drive ,low,r than u■ual. It i■ ' Sh,rilf Hartenbach 111,i - Ill k ---------.-'--------- · ·- -- 10utheutwanl from Central Con· nooy�- ffld • I'll1 WM 1I en ,.. a ■ that at lealt ■ome Icy h.. r.c,ived the full II• Ida today and lollll!f,I. p,eldlng l to Mu nici pal Cou rt Judgo ■pots highway, from motorilta In tbo put a4 l'ill on remain the the light IIIOW over the .- dur· WHIi f om H. Jan" or his ,lo- througJ, thla n,arly apent year. that ho '-' thla wll1 I"-• Saturday. 1nJTho Ice bu ""ther pia,u,.t no,L. uro, lo bIUO ...__ orron1· Nearly all the main routes of I "'" w w A«ordiq to tbo United ,mot.mt, in all part, o1 the county are ,.,. clear oo1 - · 1nternotiooal, 11ate :!..pr,::"�n · .,. ondary roada and county main• , Am,ricam budod II .-y .. Stalled cara ond dead lellories udgo Jo-■• taioed road.I ore lllclt in ■p>t,. 1 r!Ctioo for C'hrillmU 11 The home of Ralph Martln on Locust Street In Mid• were ...._!Ace. ID Cleve- • '- ., especially at nights when '""""· , day with I llal>I ..., was awarded the first pri� Thursday evening land. tho city outo club nported · NEW OWNER - Keith Goble, left above new owner dleport ... pa, The Slate lfighway Patrol. on wrapped packag.. for - oau14 of tbe Ford Agency in Middleport, started 1 that busi- in the religious category of the ChrtStmas Lighting con- the b,aviesl volume o1 .,.. trounumerou lli1f417. IO-year 11a the and Club Garden Middleport the by sponsored test s ..,......,., ha, ,,..,.. be the deed!itol bollday Ill. Ibo in calla ble . ned 14· years ago. He talks with Curtis Jenkinson, his ed motorlm qainlt drinking year. Dayton n,porled eqbt b,low �cl! a11d car financing manager, who began his em• Amateur Gardeners Club. umbu lhiJt rn ze home. Martin the at featured was Scene Natlvit:• A wlule driving an automobil•. Many / mo ing, Col ro 110!111ent wilh the local agency, also 14 years ago . e A IJ)OUSIDlUI for 11,o -·· on Second place was awarded to the home of Mrs. R . C . below, Clev.land li•e b,low, Finddeaths luwe been cauoed by 1ucb whlcb with ofr ..t .._ railroad8. • erranl driven and m1meroua per- ines WiU tr Sansbury and Miss Sally Schaaf. lay. olghi below, Cinclrmatl one l rt mfllime ...... Receiving honorable mention wen, Mr,. Garen Stansbury , Mr, b,low and Mariella live a bo•e are arrested on the charge. . fl . than sal In the n,lliiot11 rroup waa the WIiiiam Slater. Mn. Guy Reyn Report■ from rural area■ ■hawed ' � the sheriff oaid. port• :;,.,,...� Aid .....�-": i Ider adings. First United Pre1byt,rlan church old,, Mn. Essie a....r., Mn. -, I f or O1f1ce o y lull A I t o. i ;l1 llfi � o¥ C'i "C1 includo iou n l n.a ro I Additional w1nne,.. in tho third ___ ee coun First place in the non-rell�lou• W. H . Juhlilll, Mn. Wesley Fry, - "' · J I caleRory .,.. the and fourth drawing, for gill priz. of M, . Miu Karrie Marie Smith ond i"I in the Pomeroy Merchant,· 1 Keith Goble of Gallipolls, new owner of the Ford and M rs. John Zerkle which f,a- Mro. 0. P. Klein. · Agency In Middleport formerly known as Preston Mo- tured Santa·, workshop. s«-ond Chriatma■ ,hopping oea1m1 pro- , motion have been announced. tors; )!as bad 14 years experience in the automobile pl..., wu awarded to Wllliam , ' , __ I Spra�• High Street. d merchandising field. · They we Mayer. Pomero Don w A natlft of Matewan. W. Va.. The agency _employes 15 persons Bo,lness establlllunent, were roy 125 second prl,e; Dorothy 3S r Mm,. OOl!illY . he started in the' and hamllea all llnes of Ford can al,o )ldged. lleeeMn� Wolle Rt 2 Racin, 125 third U hono '1oilaai in Hunllnglon after and truckt and parts. 'Ille (tan, able mention were the Bowlin� prize: M�. 0. E. iil\T • i, Miners· · WOf.ld War II and liked it so woll : chiBe wa1 porchaaed an Novomher Coats f'\moral Ho1111, the Cit� arn800 Eleaoo, I priu, loorth 125 ville • Carl T. J,lltch, 51, Pomeroy . Wing.It, Syraeu>e 11 !U . . -ho � . .. . � In ii "fnim l 1 . bu\ �me officially lranafer, .... NatlGnal Bant ond .Zerk!• . 0 th pri,e: Puneral JerViCft for Matt ie '! " . • �Jed Thur,day ••.,,,., at Holier Nancy Truckiq- Oan,1&1,.i : ' · O , , · '..ere on out. . · I red tllyr·-� ' Rutland, 110 SUI· Marie Springer, 91. who died •t A fire 1� Dllln!inl ot Morgan. p tol In G l ' hi the cbin ancl wfnilowl ,uoun s.... yean ago he moved to , ----I 11t priN aild Don Ru, Miner1ville. ' the Fo,ter llest Home will be held , n, 40 in Harriaoiwille which ... lpollo. t de<eaaedal....., lloo 1be menti by ..l!.,ioyed 121B ,....lvln '14, Re<ox, V. Harry hcnorablo of � Golllpol11 where be managed the II I p. m. j lint thought to bo "'\I of ,;,,,,!nil on ' Ill NVanlh prize. TSaturday alt,n,oon the Charle119t, Street, Ba&. Blak• M. E. of homes tho � for Roel and g Parken,burg Va. W. . Ri . only """""' �'II"..� t1,o . D _ Gillen Ford Sale8 unUI purcha1 , fro 3 . P. Klein, Frank Voungwerth paued away, 'l'tlursd,-y after an a number of years. Re attended j Drawing Winnen al the other 1 m the E"'mg Chapel WIth Rev· .....l O � ,1 , Br'UliD wa yne Ing the local outl�t. The Goble,, ; apartmenl. the WIibur Theobald elltended Ulne... He wu • ret ir- th• Enlerprlle E. U. B. Church. ' weeb who have not yet calle<l for ' Harold Hohnel Ill clia:R<• 1 who have _two <h1idren, Jennifer. follow m the Syra- . n., llro ltarted ...... I " . home and tho C. H. Jones homo ed official of the New York Cen· He ii ■urvived by hl• wife. MU- their gilts an, Carolyn Snow Ath- 1 Buria_l Will 7, and Bridget, 4 , will move to ill . The deceued cfnmney flue and •u nearly out cemetery H CUM! 1 Mid , s • 1..arkins , tral Railroad having served u dred Campbell MJtch · • daughter. I en S10: Frances on Third Avenue. MlddleJlOrt aa IOOn as suitable p by her by the - firemen lttMld. A death in receded .. ,. ' CheLy $25, Eva dleport. and nch. Jud�e, for the contett "'"' foreman ol engines. I�N I M housing ... be obtained. _ op- part o( the partJtlon - .... _who Springer, "· C. hlllband. i shl 110. � . Mr. an Mn,. MIiton MIiier and '11,e de<eased .... born In r, tw:':.and..;n,.' .. . I from the home • order to 1ft" store III eraled I S}'l'II• Mr. Goble baa had �111 en�ire 1 grocery . Mrs. Jf"mlM Roim GI Pt ter, Ohio. Jan. 26, 1805. Re held 1 Pomeroy. Winners may clabn their l(ifts I serv!: department interJOr .ramtvent blaze from ,preadiq. membenhiu cards al th, 8ap!ld l Other survivors are hiA fathe.r, • at the Daily Sentinel office on c':-!�r I n� °'.yean. Meigs County Jaycee learlers · P,f'am1nt. W, Va , 0 8 rueces me 1�n d When firemen lll'l'n,d _,, ed up spruced n O an for thf lb ln _ ud l in Follo w � Temple of Charleston, No. 38. , Theodore Mllth: a slllter. K11thryn Mechanic Street ia Pomeroy. e J j,i! i said todav Mei.RS County',: l'P.- · ,. . nepbow1, c Mn. Mr. k one! a smoke on sponse to their Cltrl,tmas pro- Jud�.. met at th• born• of th• Mkldl•oorl Lodtt F. and A. M .. Mitch and a brother. Edgar. .u · remained in the lrOoJ,e. The House lo be held m January pe ----Branch, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. vohmteer. aided in � lie a dale lo be announced.___ Jed was excell,n commendlng M I,,., Nelli, anl R•lli• Zerkl• S<ottl,h RIies of Columbus. T•r,• I of Pomemv. l . I • V'1811 • W'II S Charles Branch, Mr. and Mn:. IIDOb. Before the fire � N'sidents, busine11 �rganizatlon1, l with m�mben1 of both ,aMM iI an Chapttt IS, Royal At't"h 'fa- Funeral aervicu will hf heJd 1· an!a ---.-, Paul Br�C'h, Mr. and Mn. Clar- rnembera; bad Wt U. � • ) clubs. Thf Zf>crkl� homP was d* 1 11on!'I . Kan11wh1111 C'.ommanrl�r•· No 1 l'l-'on"ay , December 26. at 10 �. m, " �ci n e f'Juldren and m>cial clubs. , . D th h oul _.._ I Or rec or e n k pin w oe OIi .hand !!atur· '""" ' Cha• "' 1 4 KPieh!J T•mplar. P.-t• l<ellem , a1 1L,--I w Ith Rev. Santa will rJI!' Ewmg ,. Magill. all of Columbus. 0. : partial blue brob � lllll , Last "un • day morning and af- : nl <l I ,. g it H . . , oul put ickl rs om q CharRenes T an . to M d , son. 88 . . wu u y ; 1 shrlnf" . "r Chn l"lf"ston. l ternoon the Jaycees deU'Vered i Francis Glazier in charge. Burial ; day evening tn Racme to treat . t w Mr. hyll P 1 hat t hildr of area. rv . eo C , Roc h, : ived �I, j su !, I Mr. Heoo, l, Fire departments from • • , . k Springs ceme, ;u;i · baskets of food and toys to needy I g � �• •;:;,:: :.. will follow in 8 1 en r ng by d e Pomeroy and Middleport ,... I nc · � IJ)Otl.lO be� , n"fflf. I t e, i :v ell � F '-JStwo ; t� fff'<'O:it Mav N r . riend ma call at he Fufamili@s in n 1ral Meiji!& CAMmty l me-9" :!�h�ent.s wel'fl served w ., 1 ! cuat, and I Bra h e AUi· he t ' Fire l Raci Dfpartmen ne 1 24 be Dettrn . f f rle OJM. 'Ibey uid k wu • ..,_, ca:Jled. anrJ thP Pomerov ,riU,ui:e. . Mn Ch:i t ''<".\ ief' o ' Mral H r . idJ I.P.tr.!Ien w lth Mr l h Z rk� the ■t illa at wo m. bm. p. 1:30 men be/ r. of n_ ry n tra r The , precaution j . Ull!II IO that I retit I s 6 Ot. At 9 a. m. on the Utt. h. Paul 11t Ille co�,,. 0 Mr!II t h s rl a am a v ka hat owers lll . t prP.!11 Jle I A S me ol la · 11n Simon, Dale Kaub, Don Quliien- 1 0th s ff he z · kle horn• ! Pn�rov, :wl one brnthP.re, Tlon , omitted and instead, contribut lorui i villa� Christmas tree located .on I Friends may � at the funeral should happen lo . o la t ank J Home The . rucb r aervicel m1 to any . � ome time B h 1 wn ' ti_e · he given to the cancer fund. ---- . Jr.. ffec-ov . Fort Mead, Fl,. t on the way ¥f �-e� - ��- �-- . � .Rov Holter, Roy Grueser, __ hem. . Fire lleoartmenl Will ho on band , A minor oecldent wa, reported Mlckev Wllliamo. Dick Slerrett. j l'un,r,I ,ervlct, will ho held ; -------: ing Icy weathor, lie tribtrte gooilies. ot 4 :os p. m. 1bursdav on Rt. . ack Seel�. Olen Clue. Gene i Dr, Hoffman Dl ee di, to ME AR UXIL i TO f I • ,n,..,,. Sntm,lnv the n t rom l be available. I Y Ir Three Fined By A ET IM. ts mllea oorth 01 _Rt . 2'8 ac- · Sars. John Dedovlan. David •lm,,..n.Chandler !'uneral Home · "l,e Auxlll•ry of Racine LegI l(o- : tn r.hlcago, 01. _____ d ge peopI es <onllftl to the olate highway pa• , b1en1, and Rl"sts "''' at lhe l Word ha, heen ....,.ived ol the 1 in Chari,ston with the Rev . •John loo Post .,;u meet Tueadav at ; As8emhlv Wa� lfel� '-:,, trol. ; home of Simon st Five Points , death of Dr. Em.,t Koffman of I wm,,, offlclatl•I. _Rurlol will ho 1 7:SO p. m. for • potluck ,�pper ! 4t \fHS 'l'hundav , A c ar drivan by Stanford Co,- , and loaded II•• lruch and cars l attcago, nt .. w!oo �ied ,uddenly l ln the �uns,t Pork C.mel<ry "' i •t the Legion Hall. GIili wlil al- . A o peclal Cl,rlstma, .;,...,blv were lined by =e bun.tt 1 !lotith 'llarleaton. art, 60, �I I lm1!l Bottom, �und- 1 with staple food IIOOds and toy, of I heart ,uacl< . wa, held at Middleport H � P,oples. ao !Je exchani!<d. " I • -eel an S cunre and struck a to deliver abnnt the r01.111ty. Dr. Hoffman wu the ,on of i School 'J'hursdav afternoon mnrt- Roland Glenn Rae" -I C parked oar belOJl¥lng to Wayne I The Jaycee, hod t BOMELl!:88 meeting : G. F. Hollman. lorm,r Middle!I Ing the elo,e of school for the oes,ed a line of ISO R. Prince, 62, Rt. 2 Long Bottom. : the preceedin� 'Mlursday, Fri• i port realdenta, naving lived in · An overheated nue waa given rtiri1tmes vacation, cation and disturbing the peace WASHINGTON fUPI) _ u,aw 'Mlere was minor dan_iage lo the dav and Saturday evenings pack- , the house next lo ttif': Jones Mffll : the cauM! of a flre that com- A Christmas message was de- 1 charge while Pal Mitchell and! l'Oltl lncbN up in 11 • , • No+anber• lift. Cozart ear and medium to _tho agln�. sorting ,nd arranging I orlal Clinlc '"' T�ird Streot. C pletely 1111tted the attic of the ,' l ivered by Rev. r.lyde J. Bartlett Dale Horman. both of Middleport . ' llv the of inl fn _._ .., 1 Jame, Shuler home on. Leadmg I and Euge'"' Sean led the � were fined 110 and mst, eaecb uo record Prince vehicle. Coiart was cited routes for lhe trucks. A. Koffman, 0190 det't!ased, bromp. ernmeat I Creek Road At 10 :fS ■. m. to- hly in thP. sln�lng or- carolt. to Mslg1 rowity court Saturday I The response from rel!lldenb of ther of Dr. Kotfman, w11 mar• intoJC icatlon ch.argea. -dkcloeNI � • --- . : t charged with defective b,ake,. . Mei�• County with financial ... rled o the iata �Ima Cook, --' day . Mr. and Mrs. Jame, Shuler ------- HT8 TO MDT Olflciall ..U In ..._ ..t 1 l[li) 1 and six chlldn,n .,re homeleu. I ! One <ltatlon wa, reported. Clark , sistance, used toy,, new toy, and ler of Homer C... 'lkldleporl. PROGRAM ANNOl/NCEQ G ., llepartmenl 'Ftre Rutland • I formtt • al■o 'bvre. ons ntribut llalph . ol . rfe1 Mrs l wu La J(roce i , Jividen, 8t, Racine was cited toj co l Al1 Sir Knights of Ohio Val- A ChristmH program will be bor Departrnmt npgrt daat .,.. I local raktent, .... hi, lister. ' 1be Middleport Volunteer Fire I ,,,.k,....an laid.- - · said. Meip court Saturda'• for a yellow excellent. they ·' � M an, oreoented at the P,nteeo,tal IODI martupa !or food tld fuoloi �, Commande~ ·-· � , O.p,,rimenl atarted dlstrlbuti._ w TO en, to lllffl al the empk! oo ; Church tomorrow evening at month.the mola ..i.. lilom lin, _vlolallon. RAM ..- llllt laa, , , ' bouets of food to needy ramllle, l Th<PROG GS[ Institute Cltrlstmu , Saturday Dec. M at 7 p. m. for 7:SO. The program ll under the bl Mkldleport lut 1,iht program ----------• ii lonighl In Middleport Cltrlstmas observance. D a I e / dir.ct ion ol Mrs. Elsie Smith and Those fnc:r ew --ndgod lllo <OIi Slxtxy dll-live • 900 ftad1• 0 St8�1008 of living upward. but by _., a t Commander. Mn. Alice Priddy. r n r . lrlbuted within Middleport hy to •t_ �-!""'h. � Cltu ch . . , _!� II Eminen • ,mal] IIDOIIIII. the � ...... To Carry Messiah o'clock with ......, more lial• I II WU the ninth - In " Thia Chrl,tmBo oeason 900 radio ed for delivery loni,d,t and early • •mOIII• ...•• be 11 monlllo tbol lie .. ■Ultion1, the fl)'eatest ,n num r · Saturday. -· Inda e ca rform prl<O y a singl lo '11,e ba■bt, tonl-111 wlll be pe willrr "Me,.lah." once of Handel' famlU.s In other n■edy to taken ., !Illa im rtal m lc as un .. l"' ,ko mo ua i � r J l A . Pomeroy Hl h School first string basketball player poru ol !of,lg, County and a l'" , the Meulah Choir of lndepend, \l County f lz .... Missouri. intoo very regios , trea i es now Iha It Is not only the fans who become - � and other Item, wlTI ('IJ those few minutes before a tough eame llarta. . the United State,, Canada, and ' ense be dlmibuted to lomDle■ In t1nfY Te,-ry Ohlinger, Panther guard and playmaker, I few I Meip C..,,,ty wbo otherwla!I u,tralia. station WMPO wUI carthe broadcast in thia area De- games back _dressed for ,aralty a cUon while the resene . ,.ould be mlaoed hPcau,o of oil,. , Ftfty.,·,ar-old Cfvd, Jooet. mho The articles included I tranaist- , on a charge of driving while fn. l , 1 to contest was m progress, as l• cuetomary . 1 .,. Ol'l!onl>.atloo, not knowln• of ..v, ho lh'N •II o•er tho llniled ., rlock radio. a one-<iuarter inch l to,icated . Ho ., ..., .,..,, beJd ember 25th from �,45 •· m. 1 Terry, who appeared calrr. •nd l 'l1lele arl'IHlp· 11.l .,,.__..,· pair ID county 1ai!. w :65 a. m. il■ IN! alwa)"!I I their ne,,,1 whfn �hfv• ,ti tribi tted , Sta•es, is tlf'in� he-ht thi'I momin(Z I drill, three harmonku, fiv<? resourceful during gamea, with a l.ma.eel jUlt moment, b,fort the boak,fa. 1'l,i1 hH been M an- In count v /all qn two ,eperate of eyc r,I...... and other mer• JliOOMENT MADI: I -, I perl ! 'Ille 250-'4th, an:;:lr n�':-::..:1 minute left In the preliminary, be- l actltm 1>,,in,, and .. tho floor nual oroj,rl of t�, "1'idlffllrl ; •�•••"' nl •oon lill ing. Two suits have beer, llled on I•••••• ' chandiBe ol 1-, •olue. he w '° g th kin hed forgotten he in cogno•lt no1e1 and Juel..,,.,,i • • With .,_ • and poolil•eq ,,. 1 Deparbnonl In order to .,,,..,.. Thi, la the time of year whet, , J...,, mu reportedly trling to state according U: PD call In . awarded the plolnllfl In ,-. k reoe l rehand I. utt ol � ti,, ,.u v omil the app for when tho,r o•n earn h <hoollfters ol •• i me ! POed ,ff mo,t •t F a,�rdt Director '°""'lhlng Dr w Tony deported 14 1 l .1 h day'� common pleu actfoq I<'I' ry Office by ve bended • h ,.,,port. r the n been lng baa Wer tt year. I com ; M.,.,.. , cou t . 11 _ j o1 ·Radkl for · the �rgliniled ��e "'!:me had ended IIWII !be oddllloo to hla wardol l r NJCOrds. < g courto o 1 t rl 4 mer,hant,. m•nr bv e<l ' «>;:_ o Cha beUlji filed H will an r.., Chr 111 J of ran of urch en fina .,__ ist •lm••·Mffl11. Tom Darst, Lotter tbe v■rs!ty bad warmed op.. ml n,be The P-,U-' uu, Ch l l ,o I ChRWl!lf'1! NaUon■l Bank l Q.111� � When Jonrr: mas taken Into cus- make an appearance before Porn- .a 11t: Pomeroy ! Day Sal nts, The RLOS Church I the referees were sti inl ■round • Ute floor wu held up onIY ry Raker- 11nd RaroJd fflnkl., l.lrawan:led s wa ■re I t nigh! by Pomeror Pol � :? ;� Charles Legar Satur- Bernard Gal'Dff and Pearl G n sponsor1 the cholr. , rr action momentarily, i wanting to get f.he '7arslty ■r H : co-chafffl1fl11 ffl thf, d,,,09fflr..·•"t'1 ; todr H ! Officer Hanry Werry • he, had m 1 - n The questkm now may be a■k- 1 "'ln1111l '"\rot.ct. , started. Dexler on a cognovit note, and ! . Thul'!day temr"ratlll'l!1 - high 18, Terr'!" realiied then he had by- eel, "Who ii more nervou■ before · • 1,oun t :wi �q!lknh "I fno➔ wio : hlh po1.te11Jon a nl'mOfr of art!- , Harry M.Dler• of Old Hickory• wert1 awarded aiDJular Judgment qatnst ' low - 1 P;•idJ1¥ n,adin& - 12 al passed puttln� on his playln� a game - Ibo 11111, � lie plaI· , .h• <feU..nd lllnljlbl and S.IW- 1 col, ane,.dly tol<ea from Pome- T' "nesseo will al10 appear b,fore against Garnes jlNlgment 00 IDiilhs "'i» ... :,IF 10 , 41 • · m. u.,or 1- -..,... ...... •• no1e cbarp, . • • . unt1or b1o ..,_ 11111. ...,.. • .. � ___ ro, . . __ _ ._;- · _:::.:. ____ · __ --- � : :tM◄c ·• • lul _ •- _ ., _ ::"11 1111;:1 j' ••ci �••:... Middleport • J Home On Locust-st Mart·n JUd!ed W•inner In ontest c "':.=t•;; u. They're Fresh-Not frozen U'.U SMOKED HAMS, Half or Whole 99c OYSTERS, stds., 1 2 oz. can ENGLISH WALNUTS · · . ··- ..,.,._ .� - - OPEN Plenty of oranges, apples, tangerines, grapes, bananas, celery, leaf lettuce, co­ TIL 9 PM coanuts, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, etc. Unt il .Christmas CA N DY SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY hllDDLRPOltT is the last word at Simon 's! Another supply PORK SAUSAGE HOME MADE BULK PACK _____ I CHRISTMAS PINE SALE SLICED BACON 2 LBS. FOR · 3 s 1 1, Iba. pining CASH for your .W � A1 1hown above. With mirror, dt""roratlve top ind loek. Can be used later for jewel box. We Have Toys, Gifts & Tree Ornaments ii1 j '' Open Every Night This WNk Until . . . ·� ! It In on new tlurl1111 eur eash for Christmu. :t1 , .' "� ee.t ·giftc l ever eaniecl I .. � i - ,fff JEWELRY GIFTS 9 p.m. ·�I i ARE HERE CLOSED MONDAY, OEC. 26 MliR•lY CHR si MAS TO AI.L 1 1 ·-S IMON'S Self-Service M A R K ET POMEROY, OHIO • you ti'.. Chrl1tmM SIie. Save On Every 'Item In Our Store l;>uring Sale - Candy Filled Cedar Chest · · · · · · · · $3.95 VI nltu,. whfn : ti· :1 :i II * �hor Tu�i�iil ;nrl Fri• 1ay t;ntll 9 p.m. We Cloe;, A� 5 p.m. S-aturday. K&C Jewelers Main St, Pomeroy ••• FRH PAIKIN,G IN MIDDLEPORT BAKER FURN ITUIIE IN MIDDLEPORT ' " • ' Public For Its Support rtI ni.. �- :::; i' Se . mces M W k Reported Bv I tale Patrol �:ref e " e Put Out Frr s !Wr , ;-:ii ?��t Net· J • Ar !lllDOUDCed for E ii Tbursday y • ,.rs. pnnger . At H . ville j =�- ·eot =�":�,- .u.,•-- c..m':'; �:"" •� ..!;, Li•ving Costs i ! Firemen Beg· m ' D stribut1 on I ,1. ' Of' Food Toys I 1 Now How Bout Th,s ".".' Cha,;:1 bult:;, ,.;.,.. fn h upw'anl lI "''-ged I Residence: Everywhere! I ""' ' • A l)prenended , Ch ar,red Ill Clyde ., ones.' 50 • l 1 ·r . . , , I "'10'l ' . V pomeroy pOIice 10 at1on R , ... ""'.! a i iii] ,._ ISi IIISJIIAS _ l I II• H * C ! 1- • J bi,4'1 "7 co'• .... ," nnounced .. Last 1,I'!rrL!Il Died Thursda·y Panther Varsity Performer For,rot One Important Item • ort,er [ Die I , Of Char}eston -Jaycees Th k lakll"s wlll pay yw '"h, the time to seve and to gel extra , •. s ·= s for new & � R F0 er R "°""' ,orc1 NEEDI and appliances now Is �l TONIGHT "THE ANGEL WO� DD'' An Gardner, Dick Bo•ardo Colol"Clrtoon, FltlDAY NOT OPIN SATURDAY "GUNFIGIITEIIS or ABUENE" a...ter CHbbe 1n4 Barton ll1cLon1 - allo ''PAY OR DIS" Ernest Bor1nlno . . • '1'111 only min 111• lloflo ,_I eSun., -. .... TIINlleJ Doc. 25, ». D "PSYCJIO" Anlho111 Perldno, v- 1111eo I ffarry ffecox MEIGS THEAlRI · · bag 35c SHELL PEANUTS · ers wmn --hie Planmng Open House For AjJ'encv Dur1•ng anuary Also Roasti ng & Stewin g Chickens ••peeled More LUCky In SLICE D BOLOGNA 3 LBS. FOR BULLETIN '° Joush's Shoe Store came In last Monday! Road-, Continue In Icy C.Ondition :,:.:..:, -::.:.-;:: todoJ! I ;Your foot 'will f•II In love •with th n•w looll of thl1 ·'Wond,rful 1t,ap pump •nd 1th• bl1p1t, boldtst button _j,vtr. Stt on fi11hion'1 tatett :f'INI, llacil INthtr. f County, Town Officials Want Meig s Drivers To Have No Part Of 510 Expected Deaths O ver Long Weeke�d -- ___ _ l ---· .. .. flllff ■ JI ••!8 ----· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 22, 1960