http://66.213.69.5/files/original/66b06f2e3ca128438663dc76fd3eed93.pdf 3501ddca1f027d44cadd383b7b8cecf8 PDF Text Text �Page Two:---;e.:··-·· - ' The DAILY SENTINEL ·- • ' >\iiorlt Yo• lieder tb. ...u.. - - ' .C . ' POINTS- e ¥ 'r-itit, P~ m 8iP ~t""'ooa ftlll ·· IIIUQII IUIQ l'labllollod """J OI!<IIJl iluDdaJ bJ Tile lllllo VoUq ..w>el, Ine., at 110 J,ltdianlo 8t, ...,.,.,, 0. ,.,.,_ office pbont M. OdliCICIOI . . . . . . . . lOri. ~ .. - -' daA It lba pool alfleo at ~......... Olila. ' Lordlf &lob*D B.. o:!fllll ............. O a o r l l l . i.&:Clt L: OO~K .... . , .. .. .. .. .. . 0111 Ull• of, I.Ail- ~· lfolloa.. _ . , . . ..,._lotlvo, BoWaelll4rutbllll, llle., - ~.~~o II<><~ I. Club blid .' tho Grad!< AYo.,N "'· YCI<k (lily, lf, N. Y. httacr1ptioa nt11: DeliYel'f bl' ~ wb..n av1U1ble 30 eea&l .,:.,. weelr; OM , , . . Itt ..w..,.. at"rio Dall,y SontlDol office; $15.80; alii l(ll'onthl, $7.80: three montha, $3.10.. By motor route where avallable. ~~ue manl:b tl Bl' .an ane ,.ar JB: lib: mcmths tt.25:, three montb8, ' WILDLIFE BROADWAY • BY W. R. DAVII, CHAIIItMAN UnltM llren St.tf CorretJNndent MilOS CO. tONIUYATION AS. NEW YORK UP~Probably Realizu.g the importance of 'Providing more public tiifuag wa ter. Charles A. Dambach, Chief ' of 'the OhiO Dlvtston ot Wddlife, has proposed the budgehng of approximately $4,800 000 fro~ ftshmg hcense funds ov.er a s1x year perwd for new construction acqulSttion and developom@n\ of new ft~mg facihhes ln order to work out an eqmtable allocation of anbctpated funds, a six year program has been recommended. In connettJan w~tb the proposed lake bulld 1ng program, certain " pr10rtties were recommended, pr1 f IT marily ln areas wh eroe act t tes ' are Q.OW JerlOUsly lacking or where futur.e develop~ent:r~ may impair &y JACK GAVIR rema1ning fishing hcense funds cal offstage The color problem are budgeted of necessity for wouldn't have mattered, but I these purposes. couldn't go around wearing that old-time hair style wben not per Mr. Dambach tolct the W1ldltfe COl.rllCll that ~e an analysl!l of water needs f6r public fishins: and recrelllt10nal purpose!! must take mto account the accel!lslbihty of watl'IJ' In relation to population centers, the state has been div111~ mto twe]ve areas wh1ch eneom pass ma1or populatwn centers and the fJshmg waters wtth1n 75 miles of them . FollOWing are the twelve areas ~~emmg to have the grelteit lm -·d•ale n-",.~ for addttlonRJ fish ....... o;ocu ., 10 g facthtJes C1ncinnatl Area; Atonuc Energy Area, A~on, Can ton., Wooster A.rea, Cleveland Arefi; IJiJ~. :t'jqua, Troy, Sprmg field ~ea; ·ce-ntral Obl(l Area. Northwelt. Ohw Area; MaS.kmgum Hockmg Area, Ashland, Mansfield Area; Lima, Fmdlay Area; Young stown Area anrl Toledo 4rea The Wlldlife OoUrl.t'il '='Lb'liJ{i mousl) approved the foregomg SIX yea r laJu~ bulldmg prOgram and further recommended that add1t10nal lakes be constructed wtll'l General Revenue funds. ' ' '"' I' \ ' 1.' ' GRAVEL f)!l 3Se ' Prolfitl, ll·IOUII> a • • ' '\'' ~-' nNd 111·1· or write ~ Pomeroy. ' aen1ce. for LAlf!l t-30-tl. Mileh'Ulft And tnre but not " "~" b~for~ . tbe b I entire th~ peop(l ~ are poverty-strlcbkea Ark and her aeeret efforts to s ow town of Pro1ress m t e an-t her gtattfu'tte create havoc in the f<lrming, and 1t wou)d have been su h11ls IS turned in1ide out. tom'inllftitt and almost oaute her just too much trouble to get my· smun· . With Acrtbur Hunmcutt shari~& to lose )Jttctium, with whom she hatr dressed differently tw1ce stellar honors as the town'• ~o-1 bas fallen in l~e a day qullciqus two-bottle man, some of - . "I must NY I don't mind the the ~~son's loudest lJughs are Prominent in the supportanr wig •• much nnl. You u•t said td result as the <action ran- cast are tEdgar Buchanan, Wau1ed to thou thlng1." gei ~~0\ sophisticated '. humor to Lace Ford, a.rmond Walburn, Miss Andrews, child of a · .slil~k'l~cOmedy 1 PjDkY _Tomlin ~nd El,anor 1Todd theoatrieal couple wl'to hall been With lusty · }),~man Robe~;t G'Tb$~ begins wb~ Jean Slm- "Site Coqldn't Say No" • 1! pr~ acting smce she was 12, h.ad an )ntebOm pOrfl:i'Ythg a smaU J\IOitiP: ~ I~s in Pro~s under nnted ~~ Howatd ~ughes an auspicious Broadway debut. 'Jlhe tO\\fi doctbr who lias ftrm eon- ·in,. ~U. u~et1t1ty 1 ~nd deter- -•0 dir;e:Mei! ' 'by Llbd &aeon show was an immediate htt and - t OjD.lOye and lt!e ana wijh ttlift:~$1.6' e a Goo~Santariian (rol{J a liC:r'l'e\lpl~ l b' ' . D- Be~~ 10 ~ she becam e 19 the day after the ~s a wildcat hefr- ' to tlie-" j n :'ibttants 0 saved champ, William Bowers and Rl~ New York openLng eaft h""'lnd' s "'ft ' cult to '• -adh~P Jif~"Whell< a child' by pay10g ard Flournoy. lt was produc 1 1 u.u. "I'll b bl ess w 0 .l · ' r- ~ · h ' h · R·' t Sp k pro a Y never agam 1n ust her big City bacJcPound to' f!i'.i~"~pp~ra~ton t a 1 er tm· by yue:'.~;:_":::':::':::·_ • .....,-- --:"" m;t. hfe have s'uch a glonous ~he calm pace of a r;ral cork> ~1~"-fat.her eou'idi not af- - - . ' combm6t,ton , she satd munity, "She Couldn't Say NA!h,.tf~l{;.~he :tubsequeniiY became NOl'JCE. SEfrLlMEMT OF No Ftnt H•nd Knowledge comes to the Meigs Theatre Dn.rrJrdl.tJ\).1, wh'en her fat~er struck The actress, naturally, knows Sunp.ay and Monday. -' A..,iiJ,', ind _t.ee~veCl her education ACCOUNTS nothm g flrst-hand of the period' The clash of two such cOntras- in England PROBATE COURT, MEIGS the show burlesques, ttus may tmg temperiUJlents leads to ro .ll.~lllst!: the barter IS h.ave been a help, smce she could mance m this -RKO Rad'io fea- used m the town she that COUN?Y, OHto not possibly hhave been tempted 1 1 ~o pattern er portraya a ter Nollee Is hereb)> given that the any one Ieadmg lady of_ the ' lollbwing Aecouots have been 19208 , ftle<t in satd Court for settlerpent, "Tho •uthor, Sandy Wilton, th• directOr •nd tho prodvcers ====~ and that the same win be heard Monday tha 2ot6 day of all helPocl trem•ndGOSfy in · Warne Mtru 'Disciplining' ., Grim hapor Coulcl . lraso <Ol!lber 11154.. to-~lt ' • . ' m•Jring it ltOHible for m• to 1 # , First And · F1nal Aecount ot do my lob in wl'l .. many hne lacldlres ror Republicans Democrats Se"att Corttrol Mifgie GriJ'fith, A.d,inituttrp.trix or cefltcl •uthefttlc fashion," Miss • , BpeciiJl ~o CeJJtr.r l'ress . t&:e EState Of Bobbil!: Ed,1el Grit1 Andr•ws Mkf. "'But then the ASHINGTON-Republicans ruefuJiy are asking them~lvtl now lith, deceased. kte1 wu to mah the whole whether they didn't eut their own throats when they diacip.. ' First and final ~bunt of show u •uthtlnttc •• pou~r•. "We even use the type of stage Ul\ed Oregon's 1nde9tJldent senator Wayne Morae for Gf'ifif ..-A·Mh-, Ex!t•;tOr of the • · -.~ .,., .~ 't ltghtmg that prevailed ln the apin:at Prealdeflt Eitenhower ln 1952. It Moree, who wu elected u a Republlc:an, were to vo e wlth the Estate of' 1\olano. E. Afeh,er' dt.._ 1920s. That led to the dtscovery COP next on o_ rfantzatloR of the Sl!ne.te; ·the ubU~fllB ceased, · that modern types of make11p Morae•• YOie could duse a 48·48 ue, whieh Viee First Current ~ounttof Ethel could nut be used w1th such. hgb- cOUld retain RIMard M, Ntxo'n would resolve ln. f'avor M. Nelson, Guardian of Helen. :r.t. tmg So we have to use the oldof the an inco{IWPetent. style grease-pamt makeup ·• However, 1\JOrll IMOuil.eed that he would _vo~ and: DistribllhVe Account With th1s makeup, the blonde with the Democrat• evetf though 1n January, tm. Ana. A. Bryant, Administrator wtg and the flat, no-wal!t loo_k attet ttll break w.tth hie party In the prectdlftJ of the Elltate of Cornelia Powers, or the dresses ()f the penod, pmldentlal c:amPiifrn, be voted with tnt Republt- deeeased. th~actress manages to preaent cana to orcltliU the Senate. ' . q1nte an attractive stage picture Su~tty, hoY(8Vtr, GQP leadera decided to , Firltt and Final Account of But 'the 1954 Juhe An~rews, pun!Oh olin. Tlloy l!>telht Soll&lo lo deprh•e him cit John V. Webb, Altmini!ltrator w1th ready for the street. 1s even ~~~ key aea:ll 0/i' the lUor and anmd servtcu 4;em. • the WUl ADMJ:ed ol the Estate of more attractive Star • In New Movte ODS rc F .itns ~~E~~~~~~~~! cloth case at sometJme ago. If -~~~~i'i!~~~-'""~E.:~t==;:~J:t:;;::::j:~C:: 91'3-Y. REWARD. ( 8 9) Auto Services 1949 FWETIJNE New Call c;HEVROLET. covers, $475. MUM 1til 11-111-311> ':R. H. hour 1 P.omeroy Bend C..imge Hot& Rooltt;t Nigh' Ph'One I The Pomeroy Bend Grange and Booster 'NJC:ht was held at the Mh. Gene. Walburn and dau· ghter, Pamela, and Buddy Tho- D .A V Hall, Wednesday night wtth Worthy- MasMr, James Han mas drove to Rtttman today and son pres1dmg wtll remim here over Thanks Afterthe busmess meehng gtvint{. the followmg progr•am was ren Mr. .and Mrs Carl Ebcrsbach dered by the Lecturer, Chnst1ne left Friday for Akron to vtstt 0 H~ef ,., ~' '''~~ Mr and Mrs Ralph Mtchael and then new son, Ralph Allan M1 , Progra~. Openmg song, "Bf.ing chael U 1ng In The Sheaves", Mas ~r's Sobio. Phone I ' NGTO N ;. . on ctpatptnr ---- Loyal Women Re-elect Mr•. Roush Pre1Ul~nt 8'· Ohto waterfowl hunters may ftnd good news m a recent report from the caDadla n Provmces tell mg of ~he mas!i mJgrahon of tlucks from the Canadtan Provm ces tellmg of the mass migration of ducks from the north country Mallards. Blueb1lls and Redheads started thetr southward Otght fol lowmg a hghl snow and the freu 1n!( of smaller surface waters Constderable numbers of ducks remam on farger, open waters, but a general freeze up is close at hand. Warm sunny weather coupled w1th genera1ly abundant surface water ~as caused the ducks to spread out across the provmces mitt.eet and to plate him instead oa ' two minor C6rl 1>. itebb, d'oceaaiod. where they have been fmdtng unitl. ' &.for. ample foods on harvested ftelds AJJ ~·On• Interested are reAlthoufll moot. Delll!"'rall voled with tho U Fmal exodus of ducks and geese THE PUILIC UTILITIES COMpubllcana on the .eommlttee laue, they <114 10 ~ cju.ired to attend ·such settlement MISSION OF OHIO WJII take place as soon as nOTmal eauq tM'Y ~ld they , did no_t want to bnp · ~ alid make objeetions thereto, tf No. 25,096 cold waves start over the plams r ' Wayno Morae precedent llvu,tf m<jqrlty ~leo the ~llllbQO any they have. Nottee is here'by g1ven that The and th1s should reflect m the tty or aU'Ip~c .oornm.Jttet poN. to aplinttl' p&rUe•• Oh'w waterfowl hunters' success New York Central Ra1lroad ComBy thle: time, :MorN wu a ~elf·pi'oela'lm.e4 lndep«adent. pany has tiled appiJcatJon wtth . Democratic IAader Lyndoa B. Johft.on, of Tqu. bU told ~ The Public Utilities Cornmisslon Figures released tOOay by A W 11\1!1 that hlJJ party._ now that It ta in the majority, wUI give Mo Short, ConservatiOn EducaiJOn of Obio for autbor1ty to dl8Con- , any committee uelpmeDt ho wntA "lt W.e P,t ,lt." Btc&ul of h S~.~pervtSOr w1tb the J;>epartment tinue the operatiOn of 1ts station 1 vote I'! their dlnotlon, It lo -~"'~ eortaltt 11\11 plont7' Wlll 1>0 of Vocattonal Agnculture, reveal at Carpenter, Meigs County, Ohio, avatll.blt. ·. ~ that Oh1o's Futur~ Ftt.rmers, dur and that said Commtsston has • • • F. K O'Brien tng 1954 planted four mJllton ISSUed 1ts order, dated November ' e QUE8T10N OF ClOIITJIOL-Tbo 11-rall-ld Joto tholr ,Probat~ Judge multtfiora roses, 1aved 2400 den 9, 1954, assigning said matter for J thln oontrol of. the Bou.te olmply lhroufll the dtoth of ont· of \heir (11) 2Q itt' ' ' . ' . 1 trees and constructed 1,000 brusll hearing on Wednesday, January 5, mem.bert. And. .,veral of them an '10 rnn old or IMN, Rhoda piles-all for Wildhfe Seventeen 19", at 10 00 A M. E. S. T , at ' lil&nd'a Sonalor Thoodon F. Onm belnf 86 and the llenlllt'o OldeOt Laurel 0111 hundred Future Farmers helped the offices of the Commtssion, 65 mern.ber. harvest an tmportant crop by South Front Street, Obio Depart . Nine lllll&loro died dul'ID6 the two yooro ot the 83td Con~ trappmg 16,000 fur bearmg am ment.s Bu.ildin:g, Columbus, Ohto tnrowtnr; dOminance more lild mort to the GOP u RepubllcM ly Mlit." JOHN DIIHL mala durmg tfle year Thli notice ts posted by order emors appointed party..matea u ~tt. ~ at Sunday &!hcol Althoulb at one ltafe the DomooTOte actually ha4 ao4t-4t-1 """' The menrben; partiCipated m of said Commiss1on. wa 69, offering THE NEW YORK CENTRAL Jortty, tlley w<ere content to leave the Senate lit. 8Jipu'D11eU'. tiiDd4. .good forestry practtces by protect alnce a COP admlnlttratio!t Wat In pqwer. ' RAILROAD COMPANY mg 24 000 acre;,; of woodlot from 'th!o lllllf, twwover, tho olfilat!On II dU{ennt. It 0,.':" ll'ill'•ld ~ l grazmg and planted 600,000 new By R. H. M-:Graw, Clelth aild a Republican ap,OIIIted u a :OelilOcRt'i fetll~t.. ~t General Manager treea Two thousand boys have GOP P"'bably would - e eonlro~for tlit """i Uitlr rmprcwed theJr home fanning (U) 20, 27; (12) 4..,.11, 4tc , " , , ;.._'" ·" opi!CitlliOII · dld not 1 practices as a resUlt of partlC!pat Orre Mltlpllfll fealott, -.ttl', '*IIi; Mt that • - W " mg 1n land Judgmg actlVIttes con Mr Beetham wu, for many erath! J'OVemon swept into ofi:t lift~. 2 aiid In aoliit ~ thi servattOn fteld days an<l VJS'thn.g years, a nat10n1l f•etd trial judge d~ ot a RepubUcan oena)or-wi!lld"' follOwed •Y atptllifllliM Wildlife demonstratton areas. and was known among sportsmen a Dem6Crat. ... ' : ' .' ~ Tb1s cooperative proJect. be and conservationist& Cor the Unm • ~ • , • • ., ;,. tween. the Oh1o DivisJon of Wtld and fa1r manner in which he YA.ROSTJCK NE!!DED...,;:,.t! lei:Jt~eGUpJ~ of~ai~API'!l~- · liie and tbe Vocatton.al Agr~ul treated all problems conterning Wuhl:hrton a.re depreuiDJ' to RfP. _ ley Hunter, • CallfornW_Jt+ ture Department a1ms at balanc the sportsman • pubHean, even though he W4f!'t 1i s._ ct.hl ,new COnj'!Uf 'Wfllch C!Oitmg conservattoD actJVltJes 11nd rn Ohw· hunters who took to the venes Jan. 5, 19155. ' ' ·,_~.. ' ' sures that the future of our na helds on Nrw t~th foUnd both Hunier'1 weekly newetetter kept ~lftJ to hl1 ®neUtu.eaw fVIft lura! resources wdl be 1n capable phea9ant.s and rabbits spotty, after he became a casualty in the NO~ . 2 baUotinJ' hands rabbtt hun.tl'ng succel!!l, statewide and, among other thinr•. oi\4·-pos.:.l~ ~Ut no~ :.... H•.,i E R Beetham, Cleveland Sports was about the- same as last year ~ that the f'~eral COmmuiiiCattqn,l ~ cOintillfilon hCd ~ mBn and mdustrJaltst , has resign Rabbit decreases showed up m 1ft in•tructed Ita emplo)'et not tO •1~ loUCI and dlli· ... _•. ~ - "', J \ ed from the Oh1o Wildlife Coun tenswdy farmed areas of western orderly parties. ' ~ ':t :~ , _ ' ~- , cit after serving on the ltoard for and central Ohto More rabbits 1 How, Hunter wanted to ~~.;pi$ ou disereeUr . · , - _ more than thJrteen years Mr were taken m soutbeastern Ohio ! ask • pro•pecijve holt or boi~- ~~1!01r"lou4 and 11t.ortleliy, wp~ Beetbam subm~tted h 1s ret~atlon tban lut year and tome areu ot ] w:l~l iMt Oi', ,-am~ w~t~t' tt.aii:~, }t?~ce-wiD deCHI• ~ to Govemor Lausche lind set tbe (he M1.amt Valley also &hewed 111 ~ 10u4 ~ dliOtderl.f •t..Jt: ti_~~~ hid&I -t• ,_,.••0 ,,-,,;; res1gnatJon date ar Nov Ul On nere•e , ~~t'r w.U 10meWhat dl ~1 t4, too,- becat~se HrrNov l2, Mr. Beethtrn attended 1 Aecord.iltl to thl latest reportL hO::a-'!r flu eoJ..nbiM4 t&t tt_- ~~~· NLVy ~ the r.erul~r monthly meeting oJ !he. ccunct I at wtuch tUne the \be t•tewide pht:asant kill Wll members qf the counci1' and Wild dt~w ;rbout 20% from last year al ~ with- the eneQ..IJ ,and a~• iM~I ~ be Ufe offlcHJls ex.pressed their deep thou.tJi. tlite rNlMiiM" of ph!&1tnt,. aocially, ~d ~e\Yh&t ot a tUip&e co~ seen did nat show u he.,vy !- de .ln the WWtt Hou~e." r .>;.- ' regret at bls leaving. l • Milo ..V• ..no - « e I er• '' •. YOU btem STATE II;AL NOTICE F ,oRfo, ' & )U:fGS OtiNTY, "'· j\ella Lowiher: ·~ Ji!xeentrlx of !he ._.,t ' Will and T<'sta- C. menl q( L. ceased. LOwlher, de- .. vs. William Matbeoy Jr and iNa Matheny 'No5 GO,. " • • W J;• : • the most dLstu)CtiVe-looking person on a N~w York stage thes~ tughts 1s Julie Andrews Yet you could bump Into her on the street the day after see1ng her performance, look closely at her whtle apoloauing, and never realize you were f•ace to lace with the herome or ''The Boy Fnend " Thlt clrcumstanu isn't dw to erotesqut charKt•r m•ktuJ for h•r st ... rol•- A simple blonde wig on her brun•H• tresiH l1 largely reaJOnllbl•. The 19-year-oJd Bnhsh girl is the ladinC lady of the spoof of the muaicah of the 19201 which lS a hit at the Royale TheateratiM\clt LMIInt L....... "Jt, ·aeeins that an of ttre Jeading ladies of the musacal thow!l in that day were very bloode,., Miss Andrews said, "and, ol course, th~ hair atyle was qUJte eouipletion. of the program In eJjplaining tlie; six year fith tng faeihties program befote the Ohio Wildlife Council, Chtel Dam tlaeh said It should be recognized that this 1.9 but one phase of the dif;lit!:dtive', ~ ~ . " DrvlSion's 1tsh management , pro , "At ~~t I wanted to havt j gram and that research, ethieati~n my, own bair made blonde heal, cnfOlltemen~. aad management cauH ·lt is rather a nuisaD.ce to aetrvitles relative" to existing and wear a w1g, you know, b•t thtat new waters must contmue. The wouldn•t have been too practl- .. . A11END REG'f:JA.RLY t:l.SO! oDe moli'tht If, YOUROHIO .. •• llllbo tloa 1 rh:(:~:e~~:: ~~~b:l't.: UidJh• dulli~·~re~¥~ -~~-·- _ ... ~,.__" .. -· Pa....ey Penonals George · Reuter of p"ontiac, Mi~b. , is the guest of his sister end brctb!r in law Mr. and ,Mrs One 1951 Fr~r 4 door aildan~ Motor: No.. 1Q02027 14frt. Serial No. f51~765 Model No. 5151 H. P. 263. Terms ot Sale: Ca11h at time of itooM. HOust .n~ hawrenee .- :t.eooard. Mr1 Anmt Reuter, hlll mother, will aceom him' home-for a vLSil , 0 ' 1 1 '~·::.:: Leonard and ·porat' . or Ifo<it' S!«lng 'tif(e!6er. Melvin Sin'ltb, RFD No, i!nVtlle. Ollto. vJ:Sitors wa1 a bq.sj.Wed- aa.Je, ' Chatiet R•••olt Couqty, m ,• , \v~G Uhder;:went t.rv .<ot' :~lpl"'l' HospitaL is en efts- to return 1 Thanksgiving is a day for family gathering abo4t the festive board ... A day for turkey and fixfns' and pumpkin pie. But, above all, Thanksgiving is o day to stop and think about o lot of things that we toke for granted the rest of the year. Such thtngs as the blessing of abundance, for beyond the rosiest dreams of our forefathers, who so courageously wrested a foothold in o new world. Such things as the blessing of freedom ... for us not a distant hope, but an ever-present reality. .~~~~~~£~~R~ea~dH· 1ng, "Moth~r ot Welcome, James Dorothy Hanson · Prayer, "I am thankful" , AJhson, Trumpet solo, "Santa t.ucJa", Blll Lake, Skit, "lt Was A NaJ! ", Mrs Heaton, Gar! Smtth and Mrs Warner Son'g by Hannonatres, Barbara Satre, Doreen Norrts, and Gayle Srhith; Marshmallow stunt, Carl Smith v1lnnirl.g Cir's t, Lord 's Prayer Pageant, with the Harmon a1rl!s s1bgmg the "Lord's Pray. er" • After the program a pot luck dinner was served t'o 26 Mmn;'? Gilmore read bers and 10 Visitors present Scripture Jesson for the devotion· "' al service and Mrs Edward French gave the openant prayer. Planii Were made for the Christmas party on December 17 and~ the commtttees for the OF · decoratt~. Mr•- W11l R.e:vnolds, Mrs Sidney Pic:kens, P11ogram, Mrs. who wlll also charge of the Love-Gift Christmas boxes, Mrs. Leo OJ!I:.Y Lohse and Miss Susie Tayfor, who will leave tn the rrear futUre for her home in Poulles, La., was preIbel ailed ~Tblf Grou111 I• A ' ll'looe ....... Slllte sented a gift .by the class. flO. DoWN The hostesses: Mrs. Minnie llaluee fD Euy 'Poymenll :~:i~:: Mrs. L.and H. Pratt, Mra Mn. · Lesta See 1$ Today If Mri. Besoie Blgp and •M n Elf~ Wise as contriRiltll!!ci. bU~ 1ented 1 desSert eourse. At Thanksgiving time, let us humbly bow our heads in a prayer of gratitude to almighty God for all that we hove, all that' we are, all that we con hope to be. Let us reaffirm our faith in our free way of Iife and solemnly pledge ourselves to preserve it unblemished for the generations still to come. . . . . . . . . . , .. I 3 Rooms NEW Furniture No.5 In A Series Of Advertisements Sponso red by Local Businessmen $299.00 r Rutland finn, Co. o. . ' or Moson fll,l!. Co. llluO.., w. y.. This Message Sponsored by R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. • PLYMOUTH Middleport, Ohio DODGE M!IGS MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER R. & A. MOTORS, INC. PLYMOUTH- DODGE Point .Pleasant, W. Va. And In The Interest Of The c PLYMOUTH �Page Two:---;e.:··-·· - ' The DAILY SENTINEL ·- • ' >\iiorlt Yo• lieder tb. ...u.. - - ' .C . ' POINTS- e ¥ 'r-itit, P~ m 8iP ~t""'ooa ftlll ·· IIIUQII IUIQ l'labllollod """J OI!<IIJl iluDdaJ bJ Tile lllllo VoUq ..w>el, Ine., at 110 J,ltdianlo 8t, ...,.,.,, 0. ,.,.,_ office pbont M. OdliCICIOI . . . . . . . . lOri. ~ .. - -' daA It lba pool alfleo at ~......... Olila. ' Lordlf &lob*D B.. o:!fllll ............. O a o r l l l . i.&:Clt L: OO~K .... . , .. .. .. .. .. . 0111 Ull• of, I.Ail- ~· lfolloa.. _ . , . . ..,._lotlvo, BoWaelll4rutbllll, llle., - ~.~~o II<><~ I. Club blid .' tho Grad!< AYo.,N "'· YCI<k (lily, lf, N. Y. httacr1ptioa nt11: DeliYel'f bl' ~ wb..n av1U1ble 30 eea&l .,:.,. weelr; OM , , . . Itt ..w..,.. at"rio Dall,y SontlDol office; $15.80; alii l(ll'onthl, $7.80: three montha, $3.10.. By motor route where avallable. ~~ue manl:b tl Bl' .an ane ,.ar JB: lib: mcmths tt.25:, three montb8, ' WILDLIFE BROADWAY • BY W. R. DAVII, CHAIIItMAN UnltM llren St.tf CorretJNndent MilOS CO. tONIUYATION AS. NEW YORK UP~Probably Realizu.g the importance of 'Providing more public tiifuag wa ter. Charles A. Dambach, Chief ' of 'the OhiO Dlvtston ot Wddlife, has proposed the budgehng of approximately $4,800 000 fro~ ftshmg hcense funds ov.er a s1x year perwd for new construction acqulSttion and developom@n\ of new ft~mg facihhes ln order to work out an eqmtable allocation of anbctpated funds, a six year program has been recommended. In connettJan w~tb the proposed lake bulld 1ng program, certain " pr10rtties were recommended, pr1 f IT marily ln areas wh eroe act t tes ' are Q.OW JerlOUsly lacking or where futur.e develop~ent:r~ may impair &y JACK GAVIR rema1ning fishing hcense funds cal offstage The color problem are budgeted of necessity for wouldn't have mattered, but I these purposes. couldn't go around wearing that old-time hair style wben not per Mr. Dambach tolct the W1ldltfe COl.rllCll that ~e an analysl!l of water needs f6r public fishins: and recrelllt10nal purpose!! must take mto account the accel!lslbihty of watl'IJ' In relation to population centers, the state has been div111~ mto twe]ve areas wh1ch eneom pass ma1or populatwn centers and the fJshmg waters wtth1n 75 miles of them . FollOWing are the twelve areas ~~emmg to have the grelteit lm -·d•ale n-",.~ for addttlonRJ fish ....... o;ocu ., 10 g facthtJes C1ncinnatl Area; Atonuc Energy Area, A~on, Can ton., Wooster A.rea, Cleveland Arefi; IJiJ~. :t'jqua, Troy, Sprmg field ~ea; ·ce-ntral Obl(l Area. Northwelt. Ohw Area; MaS.kmgum Hockmg Area, Ashland, Mansfield Area; Lima, Fmdlay Area; Young stown Area anrl Toledo 4rea The Wlldlife OoUrl.t'il '='Lb'liJ{i mousl) approved the foregomg SIX yea r laJu~ bulldmg prOgram and further recommended that add1t10nal lakes be constructed wtll'l General Revenue funds. ' ' '"' I' \ ' 1.' ' GRAVEL f)!l 3Se ' Prolfitl, ll·IOUII> a • • ' '\'' ~-' nNd 111·1· or write ~ Pomeroy. ' aen1ce. for LAlf!l t-30-tl. Mileh'Ulft And tnre but not " "~" b~for~ . tbe b I entire th~ peop(l ~ are poverty-strlcbkea Ark and her aeeret efforts to s ow town of Pro1ress m t e an-t her gtattfu'tte create havoc in the f<lrming, and 1t wou)d have been su h11ls IS turned in1ide out. tom'inllftitt and almost oaute her just too much trouble to get my· smun· . With Acrtbur Hunmcutt shari~& to lose )Jttctium, with whom she hatr dressed differently tw1ce stellar honors as the town'• ~o-1 bas fallen in l~e a day qullciqus two-bottle man, some of - . "I must NY I don't mind the the ~~son's loudest lJughs are Prominent in the supportanr wig •• much nnl. You u•t said td result as the <action ran- cast are tEdgar Buchanan, Wau1ed to thou thlng1." gei ~~0\ sophisticated '. humor to Lace Ford, a.rmond Walburn, Miss Andrews, child of a · .slil~k'l~cOmedy 1 PjDkY _Tomlin ~nd El,anor 1Todd theoatrieal couple wl'to hall been With lusty · }),~man Robe~;t G'Tb$~ begins wb~ Jean Slm- "Site Coqldn't Say No" • 1! pr~ acting smce she was 12, h.ad an )ntebOm pOrfl:i'Ythg a smaU J\IOitiP: ~ I~s in Pro~s under nnted ~~ Howatd ~ughes an auspicious Broadway debut. 'Jlhe tO\\fi doctbr who lias ftrm eon- ·in,. ~U. u~et1t1ty 1 ~nd deter- -•0 dir;e:Mei! ' 'by Llbd &aeon show was an immediate htt and - t OjD.lOye and lt!e ana wijh ttlift:~$1.6' e a Goo~Santariian (rol{J a liC:r'l'e\lpl~ l b' ' . D- Be~~ 10 ~ she becam e 19 the day after the ~s a wildcat hefr- ' to tlie-" j n :'ibttants 0 saved champ, William Bowers and Rl~ New York openLng eaft h""'lnd' s "'ft ' cult to '• -adh~P Jif~"Whell< a child' by pay10g ard Flournoy. lt was produc 1 1 u.u. "I'll b bl ess w 0 .l · ' r- ~ · h ' h · R·' t Sp k pro a Y never agam 1n ust her big City bacJcPound to' f!i'.i~"~pp~ra~ton t a 1 er tm· by yue:'.~;:_":::':::':::·_ • .....,-- --:"" m;t. hfe have s'uch a glonous ~he calm pace of a r;ral cork> ~1~"-fat.her eou'idi not af- - - . ' combm6t,ton , she satd munity, "She Couldn't Say NA!h,.tf~l{;.~he :tubsequeniiY became NOl'JCE. SEfrLlMEMT OF No Ftnt H•nd Knowledge comes to the Meigs Theatre Dn.rrJrdl.tJ\).1, wh'en her fat~er struck The actress, naturally, knows Sunp.ay and Monday. -' A..,iiJ,', ind _t.ee~veCl her education ACCOUNTS nothm g flrst-hand of the period' The clash of two such cOntras- in England PROBATE COURT, MEIGS the show burlesques, ttus may tmg temperiUJlents leads to ro .ll.~lllst!: the barter IS h.ave been a help, smce she could mance m this -RKO Rad'io fea- used m the town she that COUN?Y, OHto not possibly hhave been tempted 1 1 ~o pattern er portraya a ter Nollee Is hereb)> given that the any one Ieadmg lady of_ the ' lollbwing Aecouots have been 19208 , ftle<t in satd Court for settlerpent, "Tho •uthor, Sandy Wilton, th• directOr •nd tho prodvcers ====~ and that the same win be heard Monday tha 2ot6 day of all helPocl trem•ndGOSfy in · Warne Mtru 'Disciplining' ., Grim hapor Coulcl . lraso <Ol!lber 11154.. to-~lt ' • . ' m•Jring it ltOHible for m• to 1 # , First And · F1nal Aecount ot do my lob in wl'l .. many hne lacldlres ror Republicans Democrats Se"att Corttrol Mifgie GriJ'fith, A.d,inituttrp.trix or cefltcl •uthefttlc fashion," Miss • , BpeciiJl ~o CeJJtr.r l'ress . t&:e EState Of Bobbil!: Ed,1el Grit1 Andr•ws Mkf. "'But then the ASHINGTON-Republicans ruefuJiy are asking them~lvtl now lith, deceased. kte1 wu to mah the whole whether they didn't eut their own throats when they diacip.. ' First and final ~bunt of show u •uthtlnttc •• pou~r•. "We even use the type of stage Ul\ed Oregon's 1nde9tJldent senator Wayne Morae for Gf'ifif ..-A·Mh-, Ex!t•;tOr of the • · -.~ .,., .~ 't ltghtmg that prevailed ln the apin:at Prealdeflt Eitenhower ln 1952. It Moree, who wu elected u a Republlc:an, were to vo e wlth the Estate of' 1\olano. E. Afeh,er' dt.._ 1920s. That led to the dtscovery COP next on o_ rfantzatloR of the Sl!ne.te; ·the ubU~fllB ceased, · that modern types of make11p Morae•• YOie could duse a 48·48 ue, whieh Viee First Current ~ounttof Ethel could nut be used w1th such. hgb- cOUld retain RIMard M, Ntxo'n would resolve ln. f'avor M. Nelson, Guardian of Helen. :r.t. tmg So we have to use the oldof the an inco{IWPetent. style grease-pamt makeup ·• However, 1\JOrll IMOuil.eed that he would _vo~ and: DistribllhVe Account With th1s makeup, the blonde with the Democrat• evetf though 1n January, tm. Ana. A. Bryant, Administrator wtg and the flat, no-wal!t loo_k attet ttll break w.tth hie party In the prectdlftJ of the Elltate of Cornelia Powers, or the dresses ()f the penod, pmldentlal c:amPiifrn, be voted with tnt Republt- deeeased. th~actress manages to preaent cana to orcltliU the Senate. ' . q1nte an attractive stage picture Su~tty, hoY(8Vtr, GQP leadera decided to , Firltt and Final Account of But 'the 1954 Juhe An~rews, pun!Oh olin. Tlloy l!>telht Soll&lo lo deprh•e him cit John V. Webb, Altmini!ltrator w1th ready for the street. 1s even ~~~ key aea:ll 0/i' the lUor and anmd servtcu 4;em. • the WUl ADMJ:ed ol the Estate of more attractive Star • In New Movte ODS rc F .itns ~~E~~~~~~~~! cloth case at sometJme ago. If -~~~~i'i!~~~-'""~E.:~t==;:~J:t:;;::::j:~C:: 91'3-Y. REWARD. ( 8 9) Auto Services 1949 FWETIJNE New Call c;HEVROLET. covers, $475. MUM 1til 11-111-311> ':R. H. hour 1 P.omeroy Bend C..imge Hot& Rooltt;t Nigh' Ph'One I The Pomeroy Bend Grange and Booster 'NJC:ht was held at the Mh. Gene. Walburn and dau· ghter, Pamela, and Buddy Tho- D .A V Hall, Wednesday night wtth Worthy- MasMr, James Han mas drove to Rtttman today and son pres1dmg wtll remim here over Thanks Afterthe busmess meehng gtvint{. the followmg progr•am was ren Mr. .and Mrs Carl Ebcrsbach dered by the Lecturer, Chnst1ne left Friday for Akron to vtstt 0 H~ef ,., ~' '''~~ Mr and Mrs Ralph Mtchael and then new son, Ralph Allan M1 , Progra~. Openmg song, "Bf.ing chael U 1ng In The Sheaves", Mas ~r's Sobio. Phone I ' NGTO N ;. . on ctpatptnr ---- Loyal Women Re-elect Mr•. Roush Pre1Ul~nt 8'· Ohto waterfowl hunters may ftnd good news m a recent report from the caDadla n Provmces tell mg of ~he mas!i mJgrahon of tlucks from the Canadtan Provm ces tellmg of the mass migration of ducks from the north country Mallards. Blueb1lls and Redheads started thetr southward Otght fol lowmg a hghl snow and the freu 1n!( of smaller surface waters Constderable numbers of ducks remam on farger, open waters, but a general freeze up is close at hand. Warm sunny weather coupled w1th genera1ly abundant surface water ~as caused the ducks to spread out across the provmces mitt.eet and to plate him instead oa ' two minor C6rl 1>. itebb, d'oceaaiod. where they have been fmdtng unitl. ' &.for. ample foods on harvested ftelds AJJ ~·On• Interested are reAlthoufll moot. Delll!"'rall voled with tho U Fmal exodus of ducks and geese THE PUILIC UTILITIES COMpubllcana on the .eommlttee laue, they <114 10 ~ cju.ired to attend ·such settlement MISSION OF OHIO WJII take place as soon as nOTmal eauq tM'Y ~ld they , did no_t want to bnp · ~ alid make objeetions thereto, tf No. 25,096 cold waves start over the plams r ' Wayno Morae precedent llvu,tf m<jqrlty ~leo the ~llllbQO any they have. Nottee is here'by g1ven that The and th1s should reflect m the tty or aU'Ip~c .oornm.Jttet poN. to aplinttl' p&rUe•• Oh'w waterfowl hunters' success New York Central Ra1lroad ComBy thle: time, :MorN wu a ~elf·pi'oela'lm.e4 lndep«adent. pany has tiled appiJcatJon wtth . Democratic IAader Lyndoa B. Johft.on, of Tqu. bU told ~ The Public Utilities Cornmisslon Figures released tOOay by A W 11\1!1 that hlJJ party._ now that It ta in the majority, wUI give Mo Short, ConservatiOn EducaiJOn of Obio for autbor1ty to dl8Con- , any committee uelpmeDt ho wntA "lt W.e P,t ,lt." Btc&ul of h S~.~pervtSOr w1tb the J;>epartment tinue the operatiOn of 1ts station 1 vote I'! their dlnotlon, It lo -~"'~ eortaltt 11\11 plont7' Wlll 1>0 of Vocattonal Agnculture, reveal at Carpenter, Meigs County, Ohio, avatll.blt. ·. ~ that Oh1o's Futur~ Ftt.rmers, dur and that said Commtsston has • • • F. K O'Brien tng 1954 planted four mJllton ISSUed 1ts order, dated November ' e QUE8T10N OF ClOIITJIOL-Tbo 11-rall-ld Joto tholr ,Probat~ Judge multtfiora roses, 1aved 2400 den 9, 1954, assigning said matter for J thln oontrol of. the Bou.te olmply lhroufll the dtoth of ont· of \heir (11) 2Q itt' ' ' . ' . 1 trees and constructed 1,000 brusll hearing on Wednesday, January 5, mem.bert. And. .,veral of them an '10 rnn old or IMN, Rhoda piles-all for Wildhfe Seventeen 19", at 10 00 A M. E. S. T , at ' lil&nd'a Sonalor Thoodon F. Onm belnf 86 and the llenlllt'o OldeOt Laurel 0111 hundred Future Farmers helped the offices of the Commtssion, 65 mern.ber. harvest an tmportant crop by South Front Street, Obio Depart . Nine lllll&loro died dul'ID6 the two yooro ot the 83td Con~ trappmg 16,000 fur bearmg am ment.s Bu.ildin:g, Columbus, Ohto tnrowtnr; dOminance more lild mort to the GOP u RepubllcM ly Mlit." JOHN DIIHL mala durmg tfle year Thli notice ts posted by order emors appointed party..matea u ~tt. ~ at Sunday &!hcol Althoulb at one ltafe the DomooTOte actually ha4 ao4t-4t-1 """' The menrben; partiCipated m of said Commiss1on. wa 69, offering THE NEW YORK CENTRAL Jortty, tlley w<ere content to leave the Senate lit. 8Jipu'D11eU'. tiiDd4. .good forestry practtces by protect alnce a COP admlnlttratio!t Wat In pqwer. ' RAILROAD COMPANY mg 24 000 acre;,; of woodlot from 'th!o lllllf, twwover, tho olfilat!On II dU{ennt. It 0,.':" ll'ill'•ld ~ l grazmg and planted 600,000 new By R. H. M-:Graw, Clelth aild a Republican ap,OIIIted u a :OelilOcRt'i fetll~t.. ~t General Manager treea Two thousand boys have GOP P"'bably would - e eonlro~for tlit """i Uitlr rmprcwed theJr home fanning (U) 20, 27; (12) 4..,.11, 4tc , " , , ;.._'" ·" opi!CitlliOII · dld not 1 practices as a resUlt of partlC!pat Orre Mltlpllfll fealott, -.ttl', '*IIi; Mt that • - W " mg 1n land Judgmg actlVIttes con Mr Beetham wu, for many erath! J'OVemon swept into ofi:t lift~. 2 aiid In aoliit ~ thi servattOn fteld days an<l VJS'thn.g years, a nat10n1l f•etd trial judge d~ ot a RepubUcan oena)or-wi!lld"' follOwed •Y atptllifllliM Wildlife demonstratton areas. and was known among sportsmen a Dem6Crat. ... ' : ' .' ~ Tb1s cooperative proJect. be and conservationist& Cor the Unm • ~ • , • • ., ;,. tween. the Oh1o DivisJon of Wtld and fa1r manner in which he YA.ROSTJCK NE!!DED...,;:,.t! lei:Jt~eGUpJ~ of~ai~API'!l~- · liie and tbe Vocatton.al Agr~ul treated all problems conterning Wuhl:hrton a.re depreuiDJ' to RfP. _ ley Hunter, • CallfornW_Jt+ ture Department a1ms at balanc the sportsman • pubHean, even though he W4f!'t 1i s._ ct.hl ,new COnj'!Uf 'Wfllch C!Oitmg conservattoD actJVltJes 11nd rn Ohw· hunters who took to the venes Jan. 5, 19155. ' ' ·,_~.. ' ' sures that the future of our na helds on Nrw t~th foUnd both Hunier'1 weekly newetetter kept ~lftJ to hl1 ®neUtu.eaw fVIft lura! resources wdl be 1n capable phea9ant.s and rabbits spotty, after he became a casualty in the NO~ . 2 baUotinJ' hands rabbtt hun.tl'ng succel!!l, statewide and, among other thinr•. oi\4·-pos.:.l~ ~Ut no~ :.... H•.,i E R Beetham, Cleveland Sports was about the- same as last year ~ that the f'~eral COmmuiiiCattqn,l ~ cOintillfilon hCd ~ mBn and mdustrJaltst , has resign Rabbit decreases showed up m 1ft in•tructed Ita emplo)'et not tO •1~ loUCI and dlli· ... _•. ~ - "', J \ ed from the Oh1o Wildlife Coun tenswdy farmed areas of western orderly parties. ' ~ ':t :~ , _ ' ~- , cit after serving on the ltoard for and central Ohto More rabbits 1 How, Hunter wanted to ~~.;pi$ ou disereeUr . · , - _ more than thJrteen years Mr were taken m soutbeastern Ohio ! ask • pro•pecijve holt or boi~- ~~1!01r"lou4 and 11t.ortleliy, wp~ Beetbam subm~tted h 1s ret~atlon tban lut year and tome areu ot ] w:l~l iMt Oi', ,-am~ w~t~t' tt.aii:~, }t?~ce-wiD deCHI• ~ to Govemor Lausche lind set tbe (he M1.amt Valley also &hewed 111 ~ 10u4 ~ dliOtderl.f •t..Jt: ti_~~~ hid&I -t• ,_,.••0 ,,-,,;; res1gnatJon date ar Nov Ul On nere•e , ~~t'r w.U 10meWhat dl ~1 t4, too,- becat~se HrrNov l2, Mr. Beethtrn attended 1 Aecord.iltl to thl latest reportL hO::a-'!r flu eoJ..nbiM4 t&t tt_- ~~~· NLVy ~ the r.erul~r monthly meeting oJ !he. ccunct I at wtuch tUne the \be t•tewide pht:asant kill Wll members qf the counci1' and Wild dt~w ;rbout 20% from last year al ~ with- the eneQ..IJ ,and a~• iM~I ~ be Ufe offlcHJls ex.pressed their deep thou.tJi. tlite rNlMiiM" of ph!&1tnt,. aocially, ~d ~e\Yh&t ot a tUip&e co~ seen did nat show u he.,vy !- de .ln the WWtt Hou~e." r .>;.- ' regret at bls leaving. l • Milo ..V• ..no - « e I er• '' •. YOU btem STATE II;AL NOTICE F ,oRfo, ' & )U:fGS OtiNTY, "'· j\ella Lowiher: ·~ Ji!xeentrlx of !he ._.,t ' Will and T<'sta- C. menl q( L. ceased. LOwlher, de- .. vs. William Matbeoy Jr and iNa Matheny 'No5 GO,. " • • W J;• : • the most dLstu)CtiVe-looking person on a N~w York stage thes~ tughts 1s Julie Andrews Yet you could bump Into her on the street the day after see1ng her performance, look closely at her whtle apoloauing, and never realize you were f•ace to lace with the herome or ''The Boy Fnend " Thlt clrcumstanu isn't dw to erotesqut charKt•r m•ktuJ for h•r st ... rol•- A simple blonde wig on her brun•H• tresiH l1 largely reaJOnllbl•. The 19-year-oJd Bnhsh girl is the ladinC lady of the spoof of the muaicah of the 19201 which lS a hit at the Royale TheateratiM\clt LMIInt L....... "Jt, ·aeeins that an of ttre Jeading ladies of the musacal thow!l in that day were very bloode,., Miss Andrews said, "and, ol course, th~ hair atyle was qUJte eouipletion. of the program In eJjplaining tlie; six year fith tng faeihties program befote the Ohio Wildlife Council, Chtel Dam tlaeh said It should be recognized that this 1.9 but one phase of the dif;lit!:dtive', ~ ~ . " DrvlSion's 1tsh management , pro , "At ~~t I wanted to havt j gram and that research, ethieati~n my, own bair made blonde heal, cnfOlltemen~. aad management cauH ·lt is rather a nuisaD.ce to aetrvitles relative" to existing and wear a w1g, you know, b•t thtat new waters must contmue. The wouldn•t have been too practl- .. . A11END REG'f:JA.RLY t:l.SO! oDe moli'tht If, YOUROHIO .. •• llllbo tloa 1 rh:(:~:e~~:: ~~~b:l't.: UidJh• dulli~·~re~¥~ -~~-·- _ ... ~,.__" .. -· Pa....ey Penonals George · Reuter of p"ontiac, Mi~b. , is the guest of his sister end brctb!r in law Mr. and ,Mrs One 1951 Fr~r 4 door aildan~ Motor: No.. 1Q02027 14frt. Serial No. f51~765 Model No. 5151 H. P. 263. Terms ot Sale: Ca11h at time of itooM. HOust .n~ hawrenee .- :t.eooard. Mr1 Anmt Reuter, hlll mother, will aceom him' home-for a vLSil , 0 ' 1 1 '~·::.:: Leonard and ·porat' . or Ifo<it' S!«lng 'tif(e!6er. Melvin Sin'ltb, RFD No, i!nVtlle. Ollto. vJ:Sitors wa1 a bq.sj.Wed- aa.Je, ' Chatiet R•••olt Couqty, m ,• , \v~G Uhder;:went t.rv .<ot' :~lpl"'l' HospitaL is en efts- to return 1 Thanksgiving is a day for family gathering abo4t the festive board ... A day for turkey and fixfns' and pumpkin pie. But, above all, Thanksgiving is o day to stop and think about o lot of things that we toke for granted the rest of the year. Such thtngs as the blessing of abundance, for beyond the rosiest dreams of our forefathers, who so courageously wrested a foothold in o new world. Such things as the blessing of freedom ... for us not a distant hope, but an ever-present reality. .~~~~~~£~~R~ea~dH· 1ng, "Moth~r ot Welcome, James Dorothy Hanson · Prayer, "I am thankful" , AJhson, Trumpet solo, "Santa t.ucJa", Blll Lake, Skit, "lt Was A NaJ! ", Mrs Heaton, Gar! Smtth and Mrs Warner Son'g by Hannonatres, Barbara Satre, Doreen Norrts, and Gayle Srhith; Marshmallow stunt, Carl Smith v1lnnirl.g Cir's t, Lord 's Prayer Pageant, with the Harmon a1rl!s s1bgmg the "Lord's Pray. er" • After the program a pot luck dinner was served t'o 26 Mmn;'? Gilmore read bers and 10 Visitors present Scripture Jesson for the devotion· "' al service and Mrs Edward French gave the openant prayer. Planii Were made for the Christmas party on December 17 and~ the commtttees for the OF · decoratt~. Mr•- W11l R.e:vnolds, Mrs Sidney Pic:kens, P11ogram, Mrs. who wlll also charge of the Love-Gift Christmas boxes, Mrs. Leo OJ!I:.Y Lohse and Miss Susie Tayfor, who will leave tn the rrear futUre for her home in Poulles, La., was preIbel ailed ~Tblf Grou111 I• A ' ll'looe ....... Slllte sented a gift .by the class. flO. DoWN The hostesses: Mrs. Minnie llaluee fD Euy 'Poymenll :~:i~:: Mrs. L.and H. Pratt, Mra Mn. · Lesta See 1$ Today If Mri. Besoie Blgp and •M n Elf~ Wise as contriRiltll!!ci. bU~ 1ented 1 desSert eourse. At Thanksgiving time, let us humbly bow our heads in a prayer of gratitude to almighty God for all that we hove, all that' we are, all that we con hope to be. Let us reaffirm our faith in our free way of Iife and solemnly pledge ourselves to preserve it unblemished for the generations still to come. . . . . . . . . . , .. I 3 Rooms NEW Furniture No.5 In A Series Of Advertisements Sponso red by Local Businessmen $299.00 r Rutland finn, Co. o. . ' or Moson fll,l!. 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