http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7bb7e2cc01355543b880bd54bc306307.pdf bad450f1b97af170cb03e3fb2c58eb13 PDF Text Text \I·'"''i"'ii!'"•• ., .,_ ... ~-_, ___ _.. ....... .. -·· ·-·-- ... - -· ~~ ·-- .. ~--~ · --- ·-- -·- - · -- - --· ~ ... . . .... _. _.. ,.- ~.,. . ,. . .,__ ........_ ___,. .. .----· -· ··-.--·---.. . .. --......... ' ,.-..... r -~..+- - ---~ - ... ::.-..,-.,.-' ,;. ..... ' - • at y ' 16 Students Initiated by High School Music Group I .nauy Sentinel, Pomeroy ·Mtddleport; 0 ., Nov. 9, _[ . MEIGS THEATRE .. mal ceremony held in Sal Mineo1 lames Stew8rt , Richaro \V1dmark. Karl Malden .. Ar· tbur Kennedy, Patr1ck Wayne. Cotorurtoon: PanchoJ Hideaway .." ~ •• members and ~er tate Hea th Board to the members singing: tlle Tn · sponsor. A short musical fabric, or the Phihppmes Is wo- NEW MEMBERS OF MODERN MUSIC MASTE~S _ Front ro~ , Tim Cozart, Lind~ ~ost, Polly Decker. Connie Deem, Teresa ~~!UI~n~:r,l program presenting three phas- ven from the tiber of the larg' Donna Theiss, f\.'largare~ Cole, Deb~i~ Htl~'es .. Pam Sylvester, Mr. Wither spoon. Second IOV.., Lmda Adams, Rhonda Bnckles, Debbie es of musical development was er leaves or the pineapple . NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 12-13 1 "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" Brian Donlevy, Cro . Baker, ti-rtiY Carol I :m honorary mem- sented to Mr. Ronald Deem, ved following the ceremony. executive head. Mrs. Richard Lee Is the Chap. The plna cloth, a delicate November 10-11 • ·- ·~ .... ... if, .J! ~:::::. t be more. sang ''More ;" Roherta bership card and key were pre· M song. Refreshments were ser· WED. and THURSDAY • ••• •c Dnoted To The llllilredl 01 The MelJ•·MtDOn Area ium recently. Junlo_r at Ohlo University, sang The new members received "A11elujah" from a motet by a gold key and a life member- Mozart, and als~ ~~ popular ship card. Dann)' Witherspoon, "Blues In Ute N,ght. 11 band director became a new Tht program closed with •. "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" (Technicotor) " Southern High School auditor- Kraeuter, a music mB]or and I John Ford'• Carroll Baker enttne '",;, itiated 16 members in a for- er," David Thotpe, a sop LAST TIME TONIGHT • • .:: ,;. e Modern Music Masters na- given. Steve Powell, an elem~ft. ' m· tary Sw "'den.t sang ''Moon Rlvtlonal music honor society, ho- ........... Ohio - "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" ~!c C!intock,_ IJonna TheiSs, ~~la_.<J~lllz. -~enlmel P~()[-"::_·------------------·--------------- SELECT YOUR NEW COLOR T.V. SET NOW ON ELBERFELDS 2nd FLOOR lsoth Anniversary of Church Celebrated ~ (Technirolol') opc' n-·~ her family who M' were LpresenltiJ · Cor th~ day and 1ss uc.retia Genhe1mer also spoke brtefly. I h The Rev. Kaetze, w ose · 'th lh h h •"• VICe WI e c 1urc d to enua~ be "re•s- :1 years ago, was g a ~ H t ld r h" k An urgan :• reiLtdt· ~Y Mr s. l{:.ru.bll Parsons (11' Sa_ra s ~•t••. son Timothy . _H:,v. P~~sons an rs. tut er an 1mot y, e~t.' e o o. IS wor _:=::.:.....:::_:;::_:,:~_.::::_::.:_; VIJ. Tilt! hymn ot dedu:;,11!uJ 1, Benny SlutleJ sang, .Ju~t A Rev. Parsons and Benny Slut- pastor and of hJs two daughters I i·'Cu min~ 'l'u Th e Cro::s." the Little Walk With Jt~sus. " ~er sang, "Wouldn't Take,,N~th- and son. bent>dwliun . and organ post· Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr, mg For My Journey Now, Tun· Members and workers In be t Iuti~ do~l'd tlw servil:t.•. rirst couple married in the othy Stutler sang, ''Spirit of church present were mentlon.l vi;mer WJ~ served in the 1dmrch, and who were observw 1God Dtsecnd Upon My Hearl," ed and included, Mrs. Fr_ed ~oc i Cjl n 10111 , 11 noon Tlw tublt's l in6 their 43rd anniversary, were ] and Rev. and Mrs. Stutler and Nease, Sund~y School super!R· in wlli1~ r.:uver tarried out the welcomed and eat.'h spoke · Rev. and Mrs. Parsons sang, tendent; ~avid Nease, secrelull thellll' \\i!h r.:t!nl~ rpier.:c of briefly . Th eir children and "Peace In The Valley." l lary ; Ch~1sty Baer, .' Ldl lluwt•rs kliHl gourds. grt'en· grandchildren were all present Form~r members who have Mrs. Dav1d Nease. orgamst cry aud n 1rnw·upi:1s fi lled wit h: ;; nd n"<'ogniZt'd . Mrs. .h~hn . moved ai_'l'ay ~t:'re welcomed I Sunday School; ~rs: Russ fruit ph.JCHI ;1t mtenal ~ . Nap- 1Scutt and Mrs, Olan Genhe1m-1and speakmg bnefly were Mrs. ~n. Mrs. Jack Curtis .. Mrs. kins were wilile with the in-' er, ltlt'mbers or the first eate- ~ Altona Marshall, Harold Roush Vld Nease, Mrs. Uswm Nease. sr.:ription •·soth Anniversary For· chism class, were present. and Horace Karr . Mrs. Scott Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs . ~·~::;~ ~ ~ t•:;t Hun 1\'kthndist Chun:h 1915- ' Letb·rs were read from ·~ told of the work done by h~ Jeffers and Mrs. Don ( 1!165," (in g(JidJ. · rnsl minislc~s by Mrs. Fred gr?~father. Gt'Orge Baer, m teachers, and ~rs . John The Jltcnmon service openr-;ease and mcluded the Rev. bui~dmg of the church, after durch orgamst. Mrs. Model WOh , e(i WJ ih un ur{<m and piano preGlenn Tennell, Rev. Edward H. which descendants uf Mr. Baer Nease was commended for 3 colorl !S , tt . d Mrs , Jones and Rev. Richard Mor- who were present stood, num- 1 work as a teacher for the d b M or whill 1 ed Y ~ ' rs. ~ " II "d" b the.! a an. A letter was also received bering 2.1. 40 years. J u l <JV I nea.:;c 1 o 0\W Y · t: 1 hymns, "Faith Of Our Fathers."! t_rom Rev. John Elwood, Rev. Mr!!. Jacob Baer spoke of T~ hymn, "And Let I. 11 and ' 'The Cli urch in The WildBodies Part, and b~~:~~~~ 1JET wood " aud pr;.Jv~ r by 1he Rev I~i :z!!l(lj~.eu:. 3 HGJAI!!.m axa:::!t!J', group visited the cemetery at by Rev. Parsons and I See the wonderful RCA VIctor Color Television L<Hvr;·nce t\kllciniel . Past mini!l- 11i Ch~shirt' befoN returning to tin~ closed the service. FOR NEW ter:--, Hev . Mt:O;-tlliel and the! ;11 { their home. 1 he chUJ;~h was be,lutillullil ll DEEP Sets. Select one for yourself and family and really He~·. s. K l\; stzet wt're wei -r ;,; Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Meadows decorated with arrangements 1 CLEANING! corned, und abo the Hev. Par- i , have returned to their home in mums. A pot of mums was sent enjoy Living Color T.V. by RCA Victor. You'll want so t" 1.1 ~ Columbu. following several by the Pom•roy Flower Shop to see also the new table and transistor model ra· Mrs Usv.m Nease gJve the ~~ Mis~ Carol Scott student days VISit here with Mr. and an~ an arrangemen of bla~~e lll:,lUIY ul lll~ dJw Lh and Mrs nurse. at the llolzel: Hosptta! Mrs. John Lyons and family . ~e lowfmulml s ,was given y el dios - the portable record players- itereophonle 11 1 , s~ Vvahtn 1 lt'Jd 111terestmg u.HJ Y am y n memory o h h 1 1School of ~ur~lflg 111 Gallipolis, Mrs. A R. John sun and Mrs 1 John F Baily H charter mem· combination record players - and portablu T.V. 1 1,::.. Jr;t ..O.ction Wa~ller i S ;neal for washable w._ ~ llllll•s cu~lt ernlmgll t eMc lhurc spent the w~kend wllb her , li(lward Jarrett of Charleston, I ber OtheJ· ar~anoements were or s.c;.king ou t J;;round-in dtrt 1n kids' play c!othesl WJill e11 , uy l 1e ev.d . u ew p· rents, Mr, aud ~~'I rs. p <~U 1II", Va were :sun , da v gues ts · Sets. Irom the garden• of Mr and ll l'l:l W.JJ 1~ 1le serve I1 as pas- , P.at~nttd Detp At- lio n Ar;ilator crea tes jet curre nts c · ·1 K' . · • · Scott. for Cee p Ac tion clcaninr,' tc•r A qu;utet, Hev. and 1v1rs. d f h t· e1r Sister'1r Mrs. 1 eel · Imes. l\-lrs Hiram Fisher w1!h the ex · Visit Elborfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Deportment . d Paul Gerar , A res m:m a ' Dave \\1 ey, 0 110 ception of an arrangement . 1 Stut Ier. sun 1uno 111y, n11 nep1. h k d tl Jct-~i mpl' mechani~m ­ Now Furnilur• Arriving Dallf - And SM The , S 1 , 1.,.11 Oh1o Umvers1ty m At11ens spen student, spent t e wl:e en magnolia branches brought bv ew. oenny tu l'l'. sang II 1· h h t ' . d M •1 n ~ be lts, pu ll,;ys., geJrs! Rug Display For Wall to Wal CJtpetlng 011 the lll:i parents, Mr. an rs. Mrs Marshall from her hon1e:l 0 u1 II 1m I Cuu ld Do Notlung ,.. the weekend w1t IS paren s.[ d · J 3rd floor. • J~t -Away lint removal"I a g Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerar F.. Wtley. in Louisville Ky and Tmw II IV " u11 er s n . . · h ' · toO l111t trap to clean! "P I'-!~~r Is Tit' Kev tu HN!Ven <md family Paul rece!ved t e RogJ::r Morgan spent Ot interest to many were plc- 1 13ut f·'J!th Unlud:s- The l.XJuJ " ' li.Jghe.s l g.rade fur !us dorm sec- in Athens WJlb h1s son, tures taken of the thui ch Jc.t Spin c;_• ts drying time! 1hun In Sargent Hall makmg a, for Father's Day activities al members several years ago Charter member~ prese nt • Gia nt-:ize tub, tool were ~1 rs JacoU Baer, Mrs bf'tte: than 3 :--omt average. for Ohio University. They pi..lst secretary books, whi'•oh 8 John F Uatly Mrs. U:;wm N~:ase I the first grading penod: He Is the fvutball game. were diSplayed hroughout Mrs. Pur ley' Karr, H o s m t' r jf~n: :~~~tt~e h~~ ~~~~~~~~ Ira Butcher and Emerson day, Hvusl1 ~nd ltc~ Juld Ruu ~h Uth· dg bl 1 · h ,, Jones spent the weekend al . ~. Ie pu u·1y c 1H!'man 1or u 1s 01uo . Umvers1 . .ty as guess 1 o er h\ J:Jg l Il<trler memut-J ~ are d Mr and ~1 rs Chrbty Baer, who [ uMrm. 8 th A ..L. thetr daughters, Judy Butcher, rs er a r~.:uer was a'd se nt b note, Mrs. Geneve Jmh ·t' lte.:i 1 f th and Barbara Jones. They rest 1 JUST ARRIVED! A PRESENT d11Jn 1:i:l nsun (;t'uht'uner, Fnmk l nhlOng ' e Ill\' ~:es ~ or f e ed m Vo1gt Hall and attended 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ruu:ih, Eu~en~ Forges and Mrs. BousewaHrmodmg. . p.a.· 'i 1~p~end ~ the various activl ·ies includmg FROM YOUR CHRISTMAS M<.~ Uel Mlld l Raui.J. t<lty M 0 otw•An, h ns ea r~- the various activities i I~=====:ii:=:ii:===::::::::::::;::;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;;::::;:k:;;;;~.:;:::::...:;:::...,..,.-..-.1 [ ~~~~..... .:H"gare rc er as ..t - football H•me , and other events. . O'h portn~ ear 1Jel'. . er gues s , CLUB FOR YOU ..•• were Mrs. CliHord Httyes and Ch~ster Tannehill ~as a son, Gregory, and Mis.s Grace of h1s da.ughter, _Jamce, Eichenscher or Columbus cou· day evenmg at dnmer In o'''"" sin uf Mr. liayes Hall, Ohio University, on Fath· Mr. and Mrs. IJ. N. Denney er's Day. He stayed overmght and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Den· at the oll-<!ampus bouse of I ney and ,.on, Jack ol Columbus Dave Frye, McArthur, and Dick spent Sunday with their sister, Swackhamer, MaSQD, bo!Jl OU Mrl. Bertha Archer, The seruors. lh"- wor'>h ip , Members of the first baptis- r Stutler told of the cooperation Wm. Sylvester, l'arole Gray. [ 'fl1e SOlh all ll ·i'/NS!Il'V o 1 r or- .1o,hn ""oil ..,.., t'\l Ttncy Ret'd est Hun Methodist d;urch w-;1s servtce, fulluw~d by the call to mal group were Mrs. Altona · of the members of the church ur , the H~v . B.ailv" Marsh <~ll , Mrs. M<1ry Ba- 1 and that they <Ill worked togeth· SUN.·MON .·TUES ..WED. cele b1'<11~J Sun dav ·ttl t~n a. 11 d·UJ \outs.. h11, •.u.,. lit•~ 1,as ' . . " s· h . 1 II \" nd 'I G Stutler "Do vuu 1er Grueser and Elmer Grueser er, after wh1ch an oHenng was Nov . 14-17 ~l"!'V ll'e . ::i tltlully • (' 011 1 Y,.i:IS ll' C ll' t'l · ' ~ : · •k · h M' · A t W . • . d .. Ill' w·•rt '" live''" was theJwho were present and recogmz. ta en, w1t . Jss nnet e arElvis Pre~~ry 9 am . w1111 a 1rs. 1·re Nease Jl'd a! . " c v · · . . "TICKLE ME" · d jf th e sermon bv the Hev ed af! er wh•ch Mrs. Stutler . 1ncr as orgamst. 1() 1,·. suprnnll·n t'nt . Ill(.:1large. ll ( . . dl M s I d T' h !Color I I 1 . . The Meigs County Board of[ up lor Galli> county, meeting ol the Meigs Board of iand the board urged the public 1regret. th• reslgration ol Mn. Health cmno~nc~ Tu~y th~t There ha~e been three case~, Health, also described pi'Oi- to cooperate by having all pets ! ine Hobstetter and employed ~e,es and Gal11~ Cou~t1es wtll one . fa tat. m recent weeks m peds o~ abatement of Melgs jrnrnunized. A third S!tch clinic' Dorothy Edmundson as 1 depuundergo a co~bmed wmter stu- Galha ofOunty. ~~ t~ two non- County's current rabies threat. wiU be t'Onducted this Saturday, : ty elerk registrar to replace dy by ~he Oh10 ~par:tment of fatal , .ooe remams m a coma, He said the onset of eold 7 to g p. m. , at the Middleport . her. Health 10 connection With recent and the other apprently has Iweather can be expected to fire department quarters. cases of enl>ephalitis in neish- fully recovered. force the carrier skunks into! Altendmg the meetmg wltla boring Ga~lia county. Under t~ plan: samplings ofl winter do~mancy . However, Dr. ~eanwhil~, ano.ther sk~nk< Dr. Russell wt-re Dr. E. F. Thl! Metgs boa~d asked_ D~. mosqUitoes - beheves .to be the Russe11 wamed that next spring this on.e killed m the Sclpm : Maag, presJdt-nt t~nd actinl Jack Russell, chtef veterman- earners - from Galha and I could bring renewal of the out- · Townsh~p area, has been prov- countv health l'ommisgioner ian or the Ohio department of I Meigs areas will be taken for break unless measures are tak- · ed rabJ~. the Heulth Depart-' Dale· Du tton , Virgil Atkins' I health, to m~Iud~ Meigs in his analysis. en to prevent one . 1ment sa1d. charles l-'Prsmger, Robert 1 pro~!._~~_wh1ch 1s al!ead_r~~tj Dr_:__~ssell,_ who attended the Jn this connection Dr. Russell , The board accepted, with gle, and the department staff. I 'I . . ';;;;;;;;::::.:.___ I . . aee: 1 Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer soaks automati~?!fy! BUY ON ELBERFElD$ SENSIBLE CREDIT PLAN l A~TION Around And ; About 1 M1ddleoorf 1 1 I · Elberfelds In Pomeroy II 1 II FU~~~ITURE APPLY SPRED SATIN IN MINUTES •• I I I: That lidy Mil 71*'• 11.IQViog 1110nthly for aft your Christmas fllqleDSeS lias at• lived! Take care vf aext •• •· Checks Were M1lled - Cub piGII,,, aawl Thlo Wtelc For .. , . ' THE 100% LATEX WONDER WALL PAINT • So easy Ill put 011 with brush or roller • Dries in 20 minutes • Touch-ups won't show • No messy solvents or thinners • Clean up with water • No unpleasant odor • In fresh, new soft · pastel colors for any room in your home • tough resilient finish withstands hard knocks • Looks like new after washing, even scrubbing • You won't have to paint agaio until you ~nt to change CII!Qr$1 f , .' 2700 Colors To Choose From BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY PHONI WY 2-3748 ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. ..' . " ' Fragrance i Is Mood F~ lets her choose lhe scentlhalsuill the sc- 1 with this charming wardrebe ol four cooturler colognes, each separately houaed In this smart little snap-apart sectlonalir8!1o , Sophlsllcated APHRODISIA-. lresll crisp WOODHUE ... . uninhibited jungle-bouquet TIGRESS..j romantic, torchy FLAMBEAU Cologne Four10111e the set 4.50 ~ ' " " " - lhe set 3.51 ,. Cologne tile set T-- zA./ DUTTON DRUG·eD; MIDDLEPORT, 0. 30 Million Americans Are Into Darkness OUR BANK HAS $48, to our FULL 1965 ChristmaS Club Members BANKING SERVICE! We Hope You W1re One Of Th- Lucky Ponons , WI! PAY,,% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatloD SIGNS tlon and rece!ves - Mayor Charles Legar of Pomeroy signs a proclama· lapel American Flag which will be distributed to the public by tit. Drew Webster !'oft, No. 39, American Legion of Pomeroy, for all Americans )o "Show Your Colors" in support of the U. S. Viet Nam policies. The move· ' rnent Is promoted nationwide to counterbalance the demonstrations by college and minority groups recently In opposition to those policies. - Sentinel Photo. 1 �- - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - Mrs. Robert Welch, Mr~. Mat;lJ2·Dany Sentlne'l, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 10, 198ft Diehl and Mts· stqll• ~lklns, -£. · . Ylsitld a rect~~t Wednestlly af· ternoon with Mrs. Gloria Rl~ Elllorei·ROIPital and fllmlly. . Persons entering. Holzer Ho,. Mr. and M~. Henry Levy pita! during the iaal 24 hours were recent dmner guests of . . included : Eddie Ray Russell By Mn. Felt. Alldre tbe HaJHday • .O.Ikt~s famtly. ·The Meigs County · Poinona A letter wu read by the JS Smithero ·St.· Paul Frtdeeiet Ilor~thy Anderson relurned to Mn. Paqline Atkins and Mrs. Grange held ItS regular 'meet· retary commending the Fralsy, lt2 Mttalde Dr. ; Rob- her botne here With her brother, Rub( llalllday visited~~ .. Ad- ini Friday evel\jng at !he Rock on the action taken in ert D. WillilllllB, Patriot Star Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anderson die Bradfield at the Holzer Springs Grqnge Hall with AI- mine legislation. Deputy l! t: Mrs. Abe Spiegel, Rt. 2 ~nd son, Larry, of Dunbar, W. hospital recently. i Ired Grange as host. Stanford VIrgil Atkins reported that Patriot; Elmer J. Sauders, Eur· ~~ nd M F k Mrs. Pauline Atkins and Mrs. Stockton, Masrer, presided over State Master, Byron 1 ek• Star Rt.; Mrs. Wend. II E. Mrs'· ;aulin;s.Atk'!~ ~ ~~~~· Ruby Halliday visited Mrs. ·mo- the business session.. ;is the captain of the 11 Haner,, Lower River Rd. John Sha;on Jewell visited ~s Cad ria RiJ!gs and family, . He)JOrts were given by 10 of·lof which Meigs is one In M Rwke, 461 P•ke St., Kanou· Saxton and Mr. and Mrs. Char- Mrs. Dena Welch is.!n Sbelt· the 12 granges In Meigs centennial membership g."' Mrs. Phobea MaDIIOn, Crown ley Haning in Lancaster ermg Arrna hospUal. . County. Mrs. Harry Guthrie, j The annual o!fl..-s lily; Jeffrey D. Workman, Pt. Johnny Gibson son of Mr. and l Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.Iklre delegate to the State annual was setior Monday evening, Pleasant; Rober! H. Baker. PI Mrs. John Gibso~ of Athens vis· l of Racine ..visited with his bro- meeting October 24 • 'll report- vember 22 al Rock Springs. Pleasant Mrs. Arlbur Hess, ited over tbe weekend with hls ther, Mr. and Mrs. Felix AI· ed on aclion laken by tbe dele- Each grange Is to bring pie for RHL 1 M•RddllefpoArtlb' NewMauna J. grandmother, Mrs. Lana Gibson kire a recent Sunday evening. bOOy, · refreshments. Mn. Atklna IJ·tai·N..•ws HMi' --r --· arvey, . any ; Alfred G.range IS•· Host. . or MeetJng . 0f·pomona .Grange Harrisonville News Notes rs. Ro- iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ · iiiiiiiiiil d ~ert R McDaniel, Pomeroy . an returthned hhome SundayAI h Harry V. Pickw~ Racine: Mrs. tng WI . . Is pare~ts. p a Lando 0. Robinson Ravens· pougl~·:"' 1 ed h~ •:•r, Mts. / woOd; Freddie R. Bryant, Rt. .ana ' son on on .Y· . 3 Ironton; Hichard E Clutter Mr . and Mrs. Rale~gh S. RL 1 Cottageville, w. Va.: Mrs: Gregory spent a weekend. at . Rb E p Ashl d . their home 111 Weblter Sprmgs, 0 ena ' mnam, .Jm v ' ~Y' Wilmt!f G. Vincell, Rt. 2 Weltha Clark of Athens Pedro; Mrs. Raymond D. i visited over tbe weekend wit.h i Downs, !>•bland, Ky.; Omer lher son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i Ford, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Hom· k er L. Denney, Rl. 2 Wellston C\ar · . f ar\03 i. Stiffler Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dana Welch of Births' · Circleville spent the week Mr!. Rober! R. McDaniel, at tbeir home here. Pomeroy, daughter, 158 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. RIChard Rhc!des Tuetday; Mrs. John H. Eisnau- ·•nd famtly of St. Albans, W. gle, Jackson, son. 3:42 p.m. ~ V~. , v_•stted a recent Sunda'y 1'uesdav; Mrs. Homer L. Den- wtlh h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. nt'y, Ri . 2 Wellston, son, 5:06 1 Delma_r Hhode~ . . p.m. Tuesdav. I A btrthday dinner honored oismined 1 Mr~. Ebie H<tning on S u n d -a Pclul D. Baird. Nelson H.j Oct. 31. Present were Mr. R~ th•y, Vernon A. Cadle, Mrs. Mrs. Ray Grimm of ~ancas~r. !Junaid R. Creel, Edison J. Da- , M~ . and Mrs. Denzil Welf'h, vis. Clinton F:. Doug las, John Mtke Epp le of Harrisonville, C f rid, Frank ~I. Fuga te, Mrs. Mrs. Letha Cow_an o( Darwin, Halph S. Graves, Mrs. Bertha I M~s . Da s_a Markms and Mrs. 1 Hobslt>!ler, Scott Knolls . Judy Wtlma Hmes of Za~esville, Mr. I /\ . Masters. Mrs. Simon P. New-!and Mrs. Dana Hamng_of Shade 1 ]and . ~1rs. James H. Phillips, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Wtlbur CollJCJv id K Roush. Edgar E. san. I burn, Lancaster. dcrs. John A. Spires, Mrs. Os- Mrs. Paul Babout of Stockl".:.n· Tennant. Mrs. Bermtrd T. P?rt, aunt of Dand Riggs, his W<:lllace, Mrs. Anna Ward. Mrs. stster Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hecknan J. Webster. Mrs. Frank ert and 5?"· Jimmy, of Raven· L Akers. and infant son, Mrs. na , a_nd his brother, Herb Riggs rlarence D. Stamper and in- ~ho Is in tile Air Forl'e and has faht son. Jl_ts_t relurned from Viet l'lam, j VI Siterl re_cent.!y with Mr. and l' Mrs. Dt'm d H1ggs and four sons. , I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ander- r son and family or Parkersburg I I and Mr. <-~nd Mrs. Donald And- ~ 1 erson and family of Dunbar viStied a rerent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Clyde Anderson ! - - - ·- ·· 1 cmd flnnily . ' Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey Mr.. Darrell Gri Mr J 1 h<.~ve returned home after at~ Carsey Mrs Mam~, Na. l oe · lending I he annual se~s ion of; - .'__ . -·~~---~~ ew 0~, ! the Ohio State Grange in Tole- !Rev. David While reg 1 dn \1r. Starkey is Gatekeep- tor of the Tempi; chu~~. ~:S €1 of the Ohm Stale Grange. been ill with pneumonia b t . A group o_f women o~ the Te~ reported recovering. ' u lS pie MethodiSt Church mel with Arthur Crab~e 1 k.· 'I M IGI I . I ay spea er "rs. ur a away or sp<CJa from Temple Mel hod 1 ~iutrch, services of the Women's SOciely attend~...a a Ia lks c" ICh . l S . b "" yspeaer o n s 1an ervtce o servance shop at Baltimore Oh 10 . of a Call to Prayer and Self- day afternoon and " on_ 0. · 1 Tl · h ld everung nl~ kl It'! r~tetmg wa~ e_ Mr.~ . Rex Cheadle and dau~h· ofn . r ay a erDOOn. ·~eta 1 ter. Kathy , acrompanJed Mrs o Jer_mgs w_er~ aceepted for Nellie Borgan nnd son, Michael. medical mJSston! around the I of Harrisonville to Pataskal~ world and the fund for B new I where thn visited t lh h library for Scarritl College in of Mr an·d Mrs Ga B~ orne a · · · · ary organ. ~ sh~tlle, Tenn ..' whe~ mts- Mn. Borgan has returned to 11or.anes are tramed. her home after und rrgomg · sur'I t' rs. Lau:a Krebs and 90n . gery. Her condition is reooorl•<l Charles_ (Bif) spent . several improved. d~11. Wtth her sons and daugh- Those visillng with Mr. and lt!_~u~·law, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Mrs. Fern Gillogly on SundaY Pit:b~t and Mr .. and Mrs. Er- were Mr. and Mrs. Ri:ilph Frazro• Ptckett, D!yton. Enroutt ier Bnd fam ily of Gall· r ' · h0111e they visited with her Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Gi;lo ;' and IDA'Iher, Mr1. Maude Holeomb I children ol Athens &Y wHilo .is! ,•. paCtiol . ent bat RiverMsid. I Elba McKnight, Columbuo Vi8osp1 a Ill urn us. r s. ited his parents Mr a d M Hol~omb has now undergone : D. o. McKni~ht · 0~ n rs. ma)OI' ourgery there. . and also <ailed on Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett Mrs. Fern Gillogly · called at Riverside Hospital to Mr and M W. It S '· d h · rs. a er welt see h.lll gran mot er on Suhday have returned from a two weeks arterooon and then came on to vacaiJon to Fl "d· l'h ' M p· k II on a. ey lh'.ts area wnere rs. -~~ .e ed Fort Myers and Indian Rock w1ll spend a few days vJsJhng Beach The 1 !led ·lb ·• · M · y a so ca WI \.uetr parents, r. and Orange Park to Mr nd Mrs. Eldon Markins and family Mrs John R'a .1."'e ·h a nd b · w mgs, w o are ~ h"Mrs. ~e 8 · Ja~ returned spending the winter there near " emdMrpoymLaent '" Dwayoodton their daughter, Mrs. Charles Mr. an s. wrence . McCall and family . yard of Columbus were Sunday I Thre will be joint. lnstallaiion dnmer gue~ts of her brother·ln. of orficers of Star, Laurel la~ and Sister, Mr. and Mrs. I Columbia Granges at rohJmb·i• William Cheadle and also call· School on Nov. 13 at "8 p. m. ed at Ule .home of her brother An installation team from Vinand slster-I,n-la,, Mr. an~ Mrs. ton County will be in char e of Reed Jeffers. Herman Cordray the installation ceremony. g All of Athens, was_ .also a caller Grangers are C 1 at the _Jeffers ~Dint on Sunday. lumbia Grange w7l~ c~o~· oRevivaJ services are tn p~o- November meeting at that gress at the Temple Methodist Guests of Mr and M W It Church with R~v. Bob Hayden Swell are M · J .·"H. da er H d ro. oste ea . •• evangeIts1· 11~·· oy en. a M". Mildred Angell Phillad••l· f~m~ ~aslbeo~ of I Hdamd:n phia. Mrs. Head i~ a c ur_c . IS mg ass ste Y to Mrs. Car r l e .>~olrn· LewiS McLaughlin, Hamden, I son and they have visited w~oh bh~mgs msplrratlonl to Tahll , Mrs. Morrison at the Russell ~ - ' 5 _songs ~-. pra ~~~-- --~ : i\'ursing home in Albany. They j also vl!iled wilh dnother sister, Mrs. Dal•y Moore in Columbus. DIVGTID TO INTIRIIT GP William Lawson. leader of the MIIGS.MAIClN AliA youth group at Temple Methn.,,,..,.. •· o.,... ,..,..u...., dist church. entertained for the C"~ttt•r 'IMefttllt lt.... f k lth 1 par Iy re~rut~lteft 1 ..1 " ' .n.rnoon eactJl young o s Vf s,.nnu "? I'M OIWI vauar h~ centJy. lnR ' 't'lmpJtnv IIU U.tchatltt S,., Po• M em, ohto. 4WI'fll ,_....,.. o, •, • • r. and Mrs Donald Smith :_~~~; wv uu11 and Betty of Belpre called at Enterea a INOad e&u~ eatt1q the home of her brother-in-law ~~~~·· at tM POll' oflloe 11 Pemero. and slater, Mr. and Mr11.. Carl "launnaJ' attveruatnJ "'"""nttou-. Greenleea and family on Br>I:Unelfl llJmt'•U.. Inc .. 343 U.xlnl· kin 4ve .. pq•• Yor~ Ctt,, N... day afternoon. fos:blllrlPII•• rate~• O.Jiter.d .. Mrs. .Jean Stout, David earner wben~ · uilllllile. :MI cu-. ,... Carol, of New Haven spent •"II' one vur tn ~toJ•nn~e at the . oau, lePttJteJ etftoe stUIIl t1• weeken-' wllh her f•lh,er-in-law •Dnth . IUfh tit,_ ,.,n•h~ &uo: a, and mother-in-Jaw Mr Mot.r KouW whe,. ear~ll!r aert~tM ' • • .ot naUable. nne month lt..:f!l; R, 1Mrs. Robf'rt Soul. and other ...... ... rear IIU .M: St• moorN. I u· ..,.. 'l'ltrM . . - ta.GA. .re a ve1 bere. reported that POiliOIIIIJI'811(tll PDtin, "Nomn!Jet:" a reailnllparl. to receive a nag aDd lland~ "IJJrvest Time," by Rock Springs Grange wlll be Bobc3:ts, Pirates Dominate 65 All-SVAC Dream Team from Sears Roebuck Foillldatloll Allllns; qU8111ng ol. hn.w bolt at the nexl regular meetfor parUcipatlng 1D tha Com. IJI'Iln,a of COI'II on the ear, tug. Relresbmenta went lel'Ved munlty Service Prosrllll Ill by 11Jomaa Sayre; 8 page6Dt, at the close by Allred Grange. 11164 and 1965 "Give Tbanks," by the A social hour waa enjoyed by Tbe lecturer used for her Dora Hea~, Mrs. Jones,~:~~~~~===~~=:-iiiii'l prolfBID the~ Harvest Time. ~ Geoglem, and Mrs. G~p amgmg of "America, Geohelmer; a vocal solo, the BeavUiul" preceded Thnm- ... Rice; things for wblell B1 81~1 llv!Dg highlights of are thankful, all taking part; the editorial, "America, ADler· qulz, "Whet Do We Know ~biNtllll lc~, ';100 Shed Ills Grace on1 'flllmksglv!Dg?" a , ~·' 'B'Ilten by~! Granae 014 FaahloDOcl 'l'hiiM.,i1>1!i W11ltp1lr All as!er. 1)'1:011 Fr~..., PJI!III' Beuna Gruuer; eorn ·-·""''" Mikel MQtllll lng out.lltJjll llli!l. . 81'"4~1 oontest by men, won by ,_ _ _ __ source ol. OJ• ~ lhllllkful btll'l r'f Guthrie; a!Gcy of ' tbt lUll\ ll!e lbtn&l,.,. !bt derlul World of Water, Mn. worth. ol llft.. lie. al110 I~VI a Jon01; poem, · W'f :14U1 "Thanksglm, llllloquy." Day," FrlUICet 101 L Mlln II. PPototm'"""'"'"' Mra. Anna lleellt IIVI the a pme, Blow Out, Ill SERVICE - RADIO & T.V. a llrnpl~ CLELAND'$· T.V. FRESH-FROZEN J' PORK CHOPS - - lb. 79c --- SAVE 2-lb. pkq. Pro SPECIAL'! A&P c 39c II .II..,JMIJI $ .09 ·sHORTENING 3 59( 69( 4 .PUMPKIN CIRI SAVE ON JANE PARKER BAKED GOODS 1-lb. 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ANN PAGE- WITH TOMATO- SAUCE Pork &Beam - BABY POWDER 62c RO:ME BEAUTY ANN PAGE- OUR FINEST pear-sllapt CHOCOLATE COVERED ASPIRIN .- pt~~· 29c tape~ tet wllh &~~~rilhng so!ltalre diamond. - 69c $5.00 or More '" ~-----------~ ANN PAGE- OUR FINI!5T QUALITY ... -- ··-·- 42 Reb ds m • NBA Tri"umph AFL STANDINGS 2 over Philadelphia; Ballimore By United Press lllternatlona1 OUH 2 over Minnesota; Cleveland 12 1 E~STERN DIVISION , over New York, Detroit 4 over Team W. L• T. 1, j San Francisco: Chicago 7 over 7 2 0 Bullalo St. Louis; Dallas 7 over Houstoa 4 4 Oi · burgh, and Green Bay ll over 1.os Angeles. New York 2 5 By Unlted Press Jnternatll" Boston I 7 I Only Wilt Chamberlain American League1 New York WESTERN DIVISION Bill Russell have ever gn I over Boston; Houston 8 over Team W. L. T. more rebounds in a 1 ·Denver; Oakland 1 over BuffaSan Diego 6 I 2 Baskelball Association g a m Io, and San Diego I over Kan· Oakland 5 3 I ' than Nate Thurmond of the sas City. Kansas City 4 4 1JFrancisco Warriors pulled down lr-...~==iiiii=iiiOiiiiiiiO Denver 3 6 0' Tuesday nigh!. Sunday'& Results: · The 6- foot - II pivot man I Buffalo Z3 Boston 7 grabbed 42 off tl•e hoards . ~ew York 13 Kansas City 10 day night lo lead San Francili· .l Oakland 33 Houston 2l 00 past O.trmt, 107-102. San Diego 35 Denver 21 Chamberlain holds the Sunday's Games: mark of s:; aud Russell's best Buffalo at Oakland total is 51. .San Diego at Ka11Sll8 City Playing coach Dave DeiBuss-11 JOHNSONS i Denver at Houston chere and Eddie Miles New York at Boston Pistons were high for tthh:e ~~:II I NFL STANDINGS with 24 points. Paul N' 0 By United Press luternatlonal had 23 to lead the Werriors · EASTERN DIVISION Ieluding 14 in a hot last ·~··~:~;~; Jl REG. as. _ TEAM W L T but as DeDusschere ;:, I Cleveland 6 2 0 the game, "Thurmond Is the '---------' St. Loms 5 3 0 who leads tbe Warriors. As New York 4 4 Oigoes, so go the Warriors." Dallas 3 5 0 San Francisco, now Washington 3 i 0 San Francisco, now Reg.79c Philadelphia 2 8 0 pulled farther out in front Pittsburgh 2 6 0 tbo Western Division as L o WESTERN DIVISION Angeles fell to 6-6 witb a US.UOII TEAM W L T loss at Philadelphia. Balllmore 7 I Oltoppled Baltimore 130.116 Green Bay 6 2 0 Providence, R. L, to mo11ell MinneRota 5 3 0 barely ahead ol Cincinnati Detroit 5 3 0 Philadelphia in the hectic ""st-11 Ch1cago 4 4 0 ern Division scramble and >an Francisco 3 5 0 big blackout knocked out the St. Los Angeles 1 7 0 Louis • New York contest. Reg. $1.00 SuDday'o He8111ts: Los Angeles held tough Phila· Washington 23 New York 7 delphia even at 85-all going Into Baltimore 26 Chicago 21 the fourth quarter Tuesday Detrott 12 Green Bay 7 night but scoring bursts by Hal Cleveland 38 Philadelphia M Greer and Wilt Chomberlain Minnesota 24 Los Angeles 13 the final stanza turned the tide. St. Louis 21 Pittsburgh !7 Chamberlain wound up with Dallas 39 San Francisco 31 points aud Greer 31. SuDda,y'a Games: At Providence, Sam J o n e Boltimore at Minnesota bit 30 and John Havlicek can>e /l Los Angeles at Green Bay oil the beneh to hoop 28 to New York at Clevelaud Boston to victory. It was 81-lJO Pittsburgh at Dallas after three quarters, but Havli· St. Louis ·t t1ticago cek's hot shooting pushed Bos· 100'1 San Francisco al Detroit ton way out in front. Don Ohl Washington at Philadelphia had 25 .for Baltimore. NaiiiNIIf Baotetllall Assoclalion The game was also aln10st II By United Pren Jnternallonal blacked out because of t h Eulera Division power failur<, but the W. L. Pel. came back on 40 minutea •Boston 6 S .6117 fore game _time. Cincinnati 7 4 .638 -~ . --Philadelphia 5 3 .625 JJONS GET SMlTll New York t 6 .4110 DETRIOT tUPll - Kickoff[! Weslem Dhofafon and piUll return specialist W. L. Pet. by Smith was acquired by San Francisco 7 f .838 Delroll Lions lllday from Los Angeles 6 8 .500 Los Angele& Rams. The Lio1ns II St. Louis f 4 .500 asked waiver• on ,Timmy ':~II Delrolt f 8 ;333 an ll·year-veteran bl II Ba!Umore 4 9 .308 room for ·smith. 'l'lltlda)"IReeults Phlla 118 Los Angelet 110 TWO REAPPOINTED Boslon 130 Balllmore liB IIARRJSBURG, Pa. IUPI)San Frtmclsco 107 Detroit 100 Franklin S. Wildman, Jr., 51. Louil at New Ynrl<, past- Paoli, Pa., and John j, poned, pow.er !allure Pittsburgh, were WedaeldaY'a Cllmee members of the RACINJ;O. New York .I CfnclnMtl State AthleUe• ' ' II. Loull at llllllmort day by Gov. Wllliam RIGHT GUARD Mra. Fllberll In fl · our ~:R·13c .. 10 fiHf UDl "A" fa1lli0n'1 new 01 49c Roll Pack STATLER BRAND PAPER NAPKINS ROBIN HOOD Egg Slanding~ 1 h Poultry 13-oz. • •• CHERRY PIE ... 39c SANDWICH ROLLS~~ 25c ·GLAZED. DONUTS ~'i29c ANN PAGE...,. 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Made to etve ~,.... qualityforyourmoney.OurWatthExportswltllltlp)'OOI choose from our large Bulova seloction, pricotl ltono $24.75. !· RIB HALF - - - lb. 55c LOIN HALF lb. 65c CENlER LOIN CHOPS - lb. 89c TASTY-LEAN FRESH PORK FOR CHRISTMAS 1965 z. Heavy Favon"tes sa1urday ~THAT C'*Q) I --· I The Kyger Creek Bobcata and J. FIBber .. ... .... . .. KC 41J. SWisher ........... KC • l~~~~~~~u the North Gallla Pirates each T. Cremeens ......... HT I I. Busb .............. SW l placed three players on the all C. SmHh --.... ...... NG 4 L. Whobrey ........ KC S SVAC dream team selected R. AUma• . . . . . . . . . . . E 3 Attending last night'a session Tuesday nlgbt at a coaches' SECOND TEAM were George Evans and c. A. hls play against Toledo, despite iickoffa for 52 yar<IJ as weD as 1 dinner in the Christl Ann Res- Player Sshool Yr. Duncan, Hannan Trace; Lloyd an lnjurt left knee. 'l"oe • settlng up a field goal with an taurant 1n GallipoUB. J. Pooler ...... · ·... . E f Myers and Bill Kirkbride South:po: ";111: , from ~ Interception, making four The first unit has five seniors D. Spears ... .. . ..... NG 4 western; Jim White, John Wick· ts anu 1 ena•ve ca tacklea and al!isliDI ou 1 leD and six junior AU.. tars. L .Elkins ............ KC t line aud Jack Duncan, Kyger 'How maay timet mtut ddy' Bright, nominated for !be hon· others play wilb made tackleo Hts' .tJ5.•ard pwii return • Hannan Trace and Eostern G. Wolf .. .... ........ E f Creek·' Clyde Evana and Bob you oodeDOl to III.Dttag ducka Da Ia &be• or donce had before, · · ts 110th4l e 3 placed two men on the team B. ·Hager · · · · · · •· • · · · E 4 Peornd, North Gal!ia; Richard w • lhtub , an SIX assts ' n ' .c- in the fourth period put the • while Soutbweslern had one. R. Belvllle .......... HT 4 Martin and Gary Parsons, East· M ? ond q~arter\~e ca~m"p w~.tb cons out of reach of • Uuee tg ta~ ~s to 8 ~ 8 . o- Miami Domlutes Statistics Prior to the voting, a short L. Cremeens " · - ~ ... NG 3 em; and Dale Rothgeb. Jr., SVAC business meeting was D. Slddmore ........ NG t iGalli)JOiis Tribune. ledo lhreal11!8tde the MialmiO The Redaklns now • held. Tho group approved the -.-~.- - - - - - . when the ~edskins were leading the team statistic•. leading e revised SVAC constitution Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 10, 1965·3 Trf ~--ty Lean~ 48 total oHense Bud defense, 1 k. 0 which was drafted Sept. 13 in - - - - -"""" •Bletner B oc tug offense and defense the initial meeting at Kyger Nov. ~ Polnll . Blue K. and Jewelers 48 holding behind secoud W in tpoiSing • andc. Grey Rest. S6 1ense, ere ek. vi W ~ es ern e 48 0 8 , • ' arner 1"'· League secretary Lloyd Myers Holsum Sales 26 gan. Only In pass defense are 44 was authorized Ill buy certifiCraig'& Markel Eds Auto Tr~m 22 they raled lowly, In last place. • cates of recognition for the all Foreman- Abbott : S~sh:rG· Lo s:o Serle _ BiU AI least three players have e conference football aud basket. Meigs Co. Beagle Club p 'terg 254 ame ,~6 • Highs Team clinched MAC Individual titles, e ball reams. NEW YORK (UPI) - Michl· In other games: G. ond J. Auto Part. 24 or ' •w • although the season hal It was announced that tbe gan State, Nebr."ska and Arkan· East: Dartmouth U over Cor· Crow's Steak House. l6 Game an~ Ser1es - K • C. Jew· weeks remaining. selection of the all SVAC bas- sas, the nal1on s lop three col- nell ; Penn _State 4 ov~r Na~y; H1gh _Game .- LaJry Wol~e, eler~. 993, 2744. Miami's Joe Kozar appears , ketballteam will be held on the lege fooloall teams, are aU Pennsylvanw 3 over Columb•n; 2116; High Senes - Don Schill· ,have locked up the I first Tuesday after the last heavily favored to e~tend their Har vard 6 over ~~own; Boston mg~ 577' High Team Game -: The uoiary of Samuel Pep- crown with his f)O points, league team is eliminated from porfeci records on Saturdo~. Collegd over William & Mary, Metgs C. Beagle Club, 85 ys" was not a work of fiction, pared Ill 30 &hared by ournament play. MlchJgan Statt:, trymg fo~ ftrst ~ and .PruK:eton. 18 o,ver Yale. Htgh Tt"am Serlel - Craig s but a genuine chronicle of the other players in the ntrmerup I 2 The SVAC team Ibis year perfect r•cort smce 1952, ts fa- , Soulh : Flonda State over Market, 2525· author'• daily IUe from 16611 to position. s selected somewhat differ- vored by ~o pomts to I North arollna State; Syracuse 1669 Sophomore Ron Seifert tly from those of the prevl- clinch the Big Ten title against 6 over West V~rglma : Clemson POMEROY LANES ,;;;.;,:.;·. . .==iiiii====iiiii...;,===--iiiiiiiiii=--,1 1 s years. Each coach submit· lndwna. Nebraska IS a 20.pomt 4 over Maryland; ~ke 10 over N 7 1965 d tbeir best linemen and )pick over Oklahoma Stare in a Wake ~'ores!; .Florida 17 over I ~· Knlghters I backs and both tealllll were : Big Eight game, and Arkansas Tuv·lane; G~rgta TFe ch) 17 overl Y W. L. chosen from the list. 1s picked by 12 over Southern 1rgm1a , lnlaml ( 1a. 3 uver 18 6 1 Se f 1 Both offensive and defensive Methodist in Southwest Confer. Vanderbilt; LSU 8 over Missis- Io~r, 8 :0~':; Shoppo H IO I players were selected for bolh en~c action. sippi State and GeorgUl 1 over Fore~t Run Block Co. 13 11 1 squads. No honorable mention 1 he rest of the top 10 are also Aub!"JL . Crow·s Steak Housa 10 Reg. 4.50, 5.50 1nd Some 7.95 was given lhls year. favorc<l with Notre Dame (4) Midw;;ot:d Ohi: Statt over Dutton's Drugs 9 1 Here's the 1965 All SVAC · g•ven a 27 -. pomt margm ovrrl o~all;lur uel overw· ~~~;": Friendly Tavern 8 16 Dream Teams·· North Carolma Southern Cali· ta, molll 1 over lSC()u:t.an, H. h G ud Se • · ' · 1 1g 1ame a rtes SALE 196~ SVAC DREAM TEAMS forma (5) rated 20 over owa State 20 over Kansas d w·mebrenner, 181 , 'tU ,.2• 11 · PillS· 1Stat d M. hl .. a FIRsT TEAM burgh ' Alabama (6) listed 19·1 N e an IC gan • over T . - • , . earn H.tg h Garne and .Ser1es Player • School YR. over South Carolma, UCLA (71 ort1!Western. Forest Hun Block Co 659 R. Justice ........... F. a/awarded a slim three • point! Sootbwesl: .Texao 14 over ·• ' R. Garrell .......... NG 3 edge over St:mford. Missouri 161 TC!I !{ICe over • · o • , Jnd-i League D. Colley ..... ...... . liT f 11 over Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas Tech 7 over Nov. f, IIIIi Court St., Pomeroy .Jt. Calhoun .... , ..... SW 4 . (9) only two over Mississ i p1~i West: Washjngton 7 over Ore-! Oi0iiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==~~:1:i:iiiiiii:iiiiii:i~ ~~ C. Leaeb ........... KC 4 Iand Kentucky (10) 10 over gon State; Air Force 6 over I; M. spaulding ..... ... KC 3 Houston. Arizona : Colorado I:l over Kan· l s. Johnson . .. . .. .. . NG 3 - - • sas, 811d Oregon I over Calilor·l MSU, Nebraska,·Arkansas a up THE COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY SERVICE YOU GET AT A•P SHOWS Social News - 16-IIM. 10 to 15-lbs. _ _ lb. 43c FULLY-DRESSED OVEN-READY (arpcnter .. - ·----· Wellerll Mlcblpn l<tok the palling tltle lrilb M t:Ompletlolll In aa attempta lor ..,. touchdon and Mll yanll. Runnerup Bruce ~ of Mlaml had !I completlonl In 85 attempts I 513 yar4a \ anti seveD lollcb- e • • • • • • ·• • e • • • • • • ~~ ---=====:___ .,...,.IJ ,...._. ..., ' 7.0 Ill die lleoad period. Aa AIJ.Oblo ..nbadt at pretta 111gb Sebool, BOWLING ·rw Mr:· THE DAILY SENTINEL ' tbe crowD Jll'dl .to 511 flQr rlllllllr\i Moore ol llfllllll. compJeta4 lbe r nm, ~=~·;: twice threw Rocket Dave llolllrd Ill Sclmelder for lo.uel. llicltlplt hold lbt ,.. Safetyman Joe Sau11ertJ tug lee4 wllll a a-;!tlw:l~~: Bowtlng Greeu becBIDe the yanll and l1lll defeDIIve back bl land back Kent'• Billy Blullt ._ ....W the week honora. The Matte hu won the total of. " lor 212 , . . IIIII Repreoenting lhe Redaldns 175-pound ~ from !ense division with 8211 yards to blucltdoWIII, uti wllll wu linebacker Jim Bright, ton plied up 125 yard8 m five 541 by. rwmerup Wlllle Asbury, to go, t:OUld wetblld named lineman of the week for punt rurna aDd r&D back COLUMBUS (UP!) - Pa.., HU!Dg Miami gaiDod a abate ol lbe hollorl for lbe fourth eonIIOCUilve week and runnerup BowllDg Green landed the other spot In the balloting for MJd. American ConfereDce lineman anti back of IM woelt bon<n. s!:;' 1 t("t' Miami, Bowling Green. Share MAC Honors tr:.:.*~ rudllnt willa .. \ VILLAGE 'CUT-RATE . 73 MIU. ST. -~ YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS FREE PARKING IN lEAl 122 N. SECOND w· MIDDLEPORT, ... ,.. ~N 0. $200•00 PEl·WEEK-DURING MIDDLIPORT actiANTS GIFT·l-l.UIA 1 l �\V. T.P...., . , ...., 1 · Dies Tueaday After Dlness tl, 10, policeman, and Mr. Douglas Roush of Slota Constructioo Company . The council dlscUEsed gravellng the shotdders for the different streets m town. They voted to accept the bid of Johnny GerJach of $7> to pour a cement apron at the end of Mill Str-et pavement They, d1scussed with Mr. Roush ttems not satiSfactory on tbe 13tJG project aDd these "'" to be corrected. NEW HAVEN GARDEN CLUB 'l'ht Nollacllmo Garde!! Club held lhelr annual Thanksgiving dlDner oa Monday evening at tha dining room ol the Pleasant Point Resort at !:38 p.m. It was "'""'"need that the Decomber meeting would be held at the home of Mrs. E. A. Schaekel JliEI!A(LIMA PT. PLEASAN1' - wmtam Perry, Sr., te, ol Pl. Pl... ''· was dead "" arrival at cer Hospital Tuesda! momlie became ill at his home. Peny was ernploy<d •• a hand by the Union Barge •• L' I l'lawqoll!lddl~ e._ Nav. 1965 =~:.~ :n:~h=: ~y~ ~:'~"':' Charles Yonker, Mrs. Beroard Lieving, Mrs. Carol Garnes aDd a new mombar, Mrs. Nelson Jennings. WOMAN'S €LUB Tho New Haven Woman's Club met for their regul•r meeting at the Pleasant Point Resort with Mrs. Ralph Whitmore Mrs. Lsrry Ki"'l and ~E=:~ of llw. Christian Social Relations Mrs Willi Ruth Laudermdt; ~ of Joaepb Pau:' Mn Local Church Rela!Jons-Laura Vick Mr • R land. I ers '·L o 0 Mrs EIUott; Secretary ol Mlssloary Education for Youth-Cora in ~ Refo~ma~:• Ferguson; Seeretary for Ml- the Ohio and Kanawha Slonary Education lor Children at St. Paul's Lutheran Cht!rcb - Janet Needs. , in Charleston. Rev. Jack Thosf attending were Laura Welch and son Tommy Elliott Virginia Hazlett, Alma attended the Festival. . • EJoov,er Triplett, B~rbara Roush, Opal ~r. an~ M~s. /~k Mulford, Mildred Jewell, Rena an soo avi o von Laudermllt, Ruth Laudermllt, Oh1o were rece?t ~esta of Mary Jewell, Evelyn Jewel], mother, Mrs. Vrrgmta Hart f30.00 Down - b~ ROORING, No.2 plna .F RAMING CEILING TILE INSULATION low as 4~c Spaci1ls on Plaatic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing MASON HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNITURE CO. MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. E~:·e:ly~niJ:ew:e~I~I;~S~e~cr~..~~~iijiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiijiiiji..iiiiiii£i~ Q Ulc~ LUNCHEO~ MEATS T:en\porary 11 Ill c Rell"ef aDUTCH LOAF a PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF aLIVER LOAP aCHICKEN LOAF aCQMBINATION LOAF lb I fROM THE DISCOMFDIITI ff llb.9C Iodized Salt The moetinc opened with P1aJm 23llllllllloD, follOwed by the hymns, "Beautlflll Garden of Proyer," and "Prai•• Him, Praise Him," with Mi.. Lucretia Genheim,.. u pianiat. De· votinns were a responaivo reed· log on Thanksgiving from the Methodist hymnal, Jed by Mrs. Frank Stewart, president. Prayer by Miss Lydia Ebersbach closet"~ the devotions. a i I *: I r;:;:r. Spectrod nw I TROCHES Office Spat·e Hequest To Be IT'lfed I .es o' . NOV. 11--12-13 THURS., FRI., SAT. MIDDLEPORT and POMEROY, OHIO 111 1' that Ll · 11 r.;rl ~ "'" I a Ju~- gnmdparPnts Are Mr. an YOUR FALl NEEDS Potatoes ~~~~. SOLID HEAD LADIES' COnON 1 I I 1 BLOUSES .00 NCh 39c ALKA SELTZER Sizes 32-38 I THE SHOE BOX ~~~~:~:,~~~p:g::~e~nd r•·! Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I' l l eat my hat." r · Methodi~t 1 RACINE, 0. ·I I TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS I SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS POMEROY, 0 . REGULAR $1.00 SIZE were served . ... '. ;,.." o.,~,;.;..., CHEAPER BY THE----YES FOLKS, HAVE YOU EVER HAD THE ~. ' .. DESIRE TO SELL A FEW CARS AND PICK YOURSELF UP A BUNDLE. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE! eacll Free • • • LADIES' WID& WAL& CRYSTAL PLASTIC CORDUROY BEAUTIFUL HOUSEWARES CAPRI PANTS MIX-EM OR MATCH-EM eDECORATOR VASES SERVING PITCHER eSALAD BOWLS eSNACK TRAYS e BUnER DISHES AND SALT & PEPPER SET e LARGI! COMPOTE Sizes 10 to 18 Compare at $2.99 .66 LACNFFECT TEXTURED NYLON ONLY IN GROUPS OF SIX! YOURS AT ONLY - --. DO I HAVE ANY TAKERS? The Look Is The FAD will be given by The National Hearing Service .00 Sizes Small-Medium-Large CHILDREN'S WARM MENS GREY LADIES' PRINTED LINED DENIM BOXER SWEAT SHIRTS LONGIES .. 100% Cotton 2. 1957 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. 2. 1958 Olds Super 88 4 Door Hardtop R&H. Auto. P.S. R&H. Auto. P.S. (Pink) 3. 1957 l?ontiac 2 Dr. H;,rdtop. 3. 1957 Rambler Classic Super 4 Dr. PAJAMAS Star Chief. Auto. R&H. 4. 1956 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. H<trdtop. Full Power. Full flower. Clean and Solid. 5. 1955 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cyl. FLANNELETTI .88 ,.lr HEARARAMA 5. 1955 Dodge 6 cyl. Auto. Runs Fine. Trailer Clean and Solid for model. 6. 1955 Ford VS 2 Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6, 1952 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop. Runs Fine. Motor R"ns Fine. ~:.~~-~0 __ s1195 THIS GROUP ~~W~o __ THIS GROUP $1195 OIILDREN'S WARM KNIT SIZES SLEEPERS Jto 8 Asst. Colors WEDNESDAY and Thursday cpr DATE: Sizes 1 to 4 8 G.l. JOE ACTION DOLLS FAMOUS BIG BRUISER ETCH-A WRECKER SKETCH TRUCK $2.88 $2.77 $11·88 BUY EAR!.-Y I. 1958 Ford V8 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon Auto. Clean & Nice . (Grel"n) 4. 1955 Chrysler 2 Dr. Hardtop. at the Bestone Asst. Patterns Sizes 32 to 40 c I. 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. V8. Auto. Nice & Clean. (Red) 6 cyl. Auto. and Heater. COMPARE AT 99c Asst. Colors GROUP II GROUP I New Lacy Reg. 59c Values FOR SIX CARS VALUED AT $2870. HOSE e 1 HOSE BROUGHTONS DAIRY LANE lfl GAL. WAID CROSS' SONS I I "Alii said was: 1 1 Lettuce 19c head Ice Cream ·· 59c RIGHT GUARD Asst. Colors 1 Marl\el Report 10c REGULAR 63c I 1 I 9oz. pkg. NOTHING 1 - ---· - - ·~ The Eleanor Circle of Heath Church will meet : Thursdav. Nov. II at the ' A contribution of flO wa:s church With Donna Byers the demade to the Pomeroy Emergen- volional leader and Loui se •• 1'11110111" • • ry Squad and $5 to the Timmy Brown. program leader. Jean . 1 : Ttlhs fund when the Laurel . Ann Hril dbury and Billie Jo Cliff Better llt!a lth club met i Krawsezy n are hostesses. : Monday evening at the Co- ; The Past Malrons' Club of lumbur.. Gas off1ee for a dem- ~ Evangeline Chapter. OF..S, Mid- : onstratJon. dleport, will enterlain the Past Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, pre!d- Matrons' Clu b or Pomeroy ! dent, conducted the meetmg Thursday evening Nov. 11 at following the demort~tration and the home of Mrs .' J. A. Young i Mrs. Jack Warner was welcom- Sr. for a 6 p.m. dinner. Mem- ' . ed as a new member. PIMJS j hers of the Middleport group are . were made to purchase a hos· to take .a covert>d dish. I pital bed, commode and NOV tt I 1 THROAT·IOOTHINGI AQTIOII I er. Plans were also made for Mory Shrine.' Whito Shrine of bake sale on Wednesday ' Jerusalem will meet in regular _NEW. vember 24, the place to be . Friday at 8 p.m., at ' RCONOMY nounced. . I e1za ll4'• The annual Chnstmas diru,er ! I ' will bo held at the Martin re:~, taurant on Thursday, Decem- 1 ber 9 followed by a party 1 the home of Mrs. Jacobs. Members are to bring article• to the party to aell a money-making project. Re. l 112 EAST MAIN ST. \ fnoshlnen.to of cookies and cof· s~ 0. J. PENNINGTON -EfJ FROZEN CRINKLE CUT .\1r.-; . H. ev. Puer pom e ° .-n as pltnl. Others atte nding were WWiam Powr. ll of New 1-! 'lven I the federal go..,·ernmen1 \~I -Mrs. D<~vid Roush ~1rs. Jack W.S WS . 'I sume !)0 per cent of the pro- . ' _ ·· · · · t J ld accept I Y. clch, ~lrs. Edna Burns, and The Ruth Cirde of the ws 1 grham 11 _cos' Bn wotuh·' ,,- 1>.'' Jllrs. Rol<I!ld Karr. WS me t on 1\'l und.w eveni~,; 1 t t•o t o· .~pat:eas . "' . , ·· · · · ~ 1'1 per cenl obligation for the : HOfAR\ CLUB at the E.U.B. Church. Th~ lead· proJeCt. The Rot ~ry Club met on Thun- er w; 1 ~ .\·Irs. OthJ Lirvi ng. u::. Mayor D. B. Morgan named ~ 3 Ylh edv.enn~'gl ath tfhe hH~rtford ing th~ topic "Thank Offering T.. .-~ Stevens James ' Jv1 e o Jsl C mrc or t e!r reg-· Servict>'' r,nunc! ln• '"n "'· 1:\.1 ' I d' , Th I Fbher and Wallace Smith to . u ar . mner meetmg. ose at- The ca ll to worship was Jed re;,ort on the request at the Nov. ltemhng were Herman Layne, I by Mrs. LH=' Ving. Hymn •·Tell , I Ralph Wh1tmore, Lloytl Roush, . Me the Story of Jes~:s," was 1 18 meeting. ( 11 tJ n<.:il also voled to sell Arthur Thabet, Jack Flesher, sung by l~1e group. followed 1 e;e ve :1 acres or city-owned prop- : Harry MJ!Ie r, Edwm Stein, wit.h a prayer by Mrs. Howard t' 1 _1· to t!1e U. S. Engineers for i Richnrd Ord, R.ome William~ on, 1 Bllrri~ and anut her hymn"'<~n rroe ·$1 · for construction of a boat I Ru ssell Capehart. Donald Fo-1 Ye Thank ful People Come." I J.:~ 11 ud>ing ramp. The site will I r.tlesong , Frank Cajlehdrl. Kad Readings ....,rre givc~n by Mrs. t>e returned to the city upon l Wiles, ).'Iel Clark, Rev. Marci.IS1 Bernard L1eving and M1ss Mi lcompletiOn of the project, w1th Trough, and a new member, lie BUJT'garner. Memhers taklt'i operotion governed by a 25~1 Nelson Jt:nnings. ing part and representing difyear Je;,se. RHODODENDRON CLUB ferent Mission fields were: AfA request by the Village Ca· The Rhododendron Home rica Mrs. Harold Bumgar· ble Co. ff}r a franchise to ope~- . Demonstration Club met on nerj Hong Kong aud Japan ate a cable television system m· Thursday afternoon at the Mrs. 1'helma Capehart; PhilipPoint Pleasant was tabled. Club House. The meeting was pines and Indonesia - Mrs. Otopened wilb tbe club pledge; lie Roush. As the group sang FALL DINNER MEETING devotions were prese n:ed by the Doxology each placed their • FT. PLEASANT _ The Fall Mrs.•:· Bert Roush ... Her theme I Thank Offering boxes for the dinner meeting of the Masool was 1lianksgn:mg. usmg the . ye.ar on the w.orshijl Cent.r.r. ' County Education Association 100th Psat':l and a prayer p~ IThey closed With a flr..r,w·• :.,.,. will be held November 18 at em ''We Give Thanks." Mrs. George Jewell end tne 6:30p.m. at the Pleasant Point l Durin~ the business meetmg , singing of hymn •· Jn L ::!sl Resort. the presld('nt, Mn. Charlts Yon- ' There is no F.:ast or West. " Attorney John Epling of Gal-~~ ker announced that on Novem- 1 Office~~ for the W.S.W.S. for Hpolis, Ohio, will provide the .ber 16th at Knxl.el P~r~ all clubs 1the com1~g year were announc-entert3inment for the dinner af- 10 the county are mv1tcd to 8 ed: President- Mrs. Bernard i fnir . A special invitation is ex-1 program on Safety and a Christ-! Lieving: Vica Presid~nt- Miss tended to all retired teachers I mas workshop. Pl ans were ! Millie Bumgarner; Set.. retary- 1 and co-op teachers to attend. ~de for the Club's Christmas Mrs. Pt.Jul Rickard; Treasurer Reservations must be made be- dmner and gr.ab bag. - Mrs. Thomas Hoffman: Sec- i fore Nov. 15th by contacting Th~ lesson "Your Family and retary cf Mission Area EducaMiss Zelda Knapp of 816- 30th I T.V." was presented by Mrs. lion - Mrs. Chester Weaver; Street, Pomt Pleasant. [John Scarberry. Secretary of Christian Social ReCommittee in charge of ar- The hostesses, Mrs. Albert Jahns - Mrs. Otha Lieving; rangements mcludes. M iss Roush and Mrs. E. T. Roush Secretary of Ch1 ldrcn s Knapp, Garnett Stanley, Eve-1served refreshmenl.<l to those - Mrs. Howard Burris; Se.cre·, lyn Brake, .Judy Burdell< and attending, Mrs. G. B. Hau~tt, l tar~ of Youth Wo.rk - Mrs. · Sally Lou Darst. Mrs. John Reitmire~ Mrs. { 1. old Bumgarner: Secretary Bert Roush. Mrs. John Scarber. Local Church Responsibility MEET FRIDAY 1 ry. ~-~·Clarence Thomas, Mrs. Mrs. Eddie_ Bumgarner ; Sccn,.•ll PT. PLEASAl\T _ The Point : -- ---~ tary of Spiritual Life - Mrs. Pleasant Woman's Cub will : Ottie Rous h. meet Friday, November 12, at ! The hostess, Mrs. George Sny7:4.5 p.m. in th':! Arp~d::Jchi aw re, ser.ved refres hmentii lo lhQse l auditorium \l'i th Dr . J. R. Rich- Pt PI s~~LES. R~PORT ~ llltend!llg: Mrs. Otha Lil'VJIJg , ardson sch~duh::d as the gue.~t · ~as~n~ Uvtstock ~IMJ Co. i Mrs .. Ott!e Roush, Mrs. Boward ~ 1peaker of the evening. 1 !\jv...emhe~ 6• 1965 1Burns, Mrs. F-I<Jrold Bumg~rn- : Dr. Richard son, head of the HOGS ~ HcL-eJpts - 175 to . er, Mrs. Bernard Lier ing, Mrs. 1l Department of Sociology at 2 ~ 0 2.'l to ZJ; Heavws 21 to 24.5fJ; ' Fred f.!atcy, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Marshall l'nivPrsity, will u ~c 1 L!g.h,ts ,.~to ~l!:IO : Fat &w:s 19 Mrs. Gf:orge Jewell, Miss Mil- 1 as the topic for his: addressi lo 22 ·2·1• Ptgs 7 to 12. 1l1e Burngarn~r. Mrs. Thelma I ··Tr.e Task of Citienship iD · ~AT'I'LE -Steers 15 to 21i l Capehart, and Rev. Achsah Mil· Modern Society" He1fers 1:1 to 18.90; Fat Cows ler, All me"ll>ers ;... urged to at· 12 to 11.50; Canners 9 to 12.1 TOWN COUNCIL 1' tend this informaUve and tnspir- Bulls 14 to 17.40; Stock Steers The New H.8ven 1'own Coun at~onal meetmg. The Depart- l8 20 to 22 40; Stock Heirers 131cil met on November 4th with ment of Citienship will serve to 17 60; Stock Steer Calves 18 George Tlwycr, Mayur, presidas bostess for the meeting. to 25 50; Stock He1fer Calves[ mg. Othc1s cttendmg . -----· 15 to 20 Hilda Ridge"'ay, ret'order , CLOSED THURSDAY VEAL CALVES - Top.' 30 40; 1Riekard, Carl Tennant, 0. PT. PLEASAI':T _ Mason i Seconds 28.50; Medmm 2051Jir---------...o.., County banking Institutions, to 26 20: Common and Heavies AGILON STRETCH r:ourthouse offices, post offices, 18 to 28.50. City Hall offices, and schools , ----" dl rlose Thursday, November I PhYMENTS DUE OF.C. 1 ll. in observance of Veterans MASON- Mayor Dayton Ray-1 I J 'i· Most downtown sto1·es wiU 1 ues has announced property own i Beigetone-Splcelone remain open. ! ers will have until Dec. 1 either Off Black Cl-asses In the county schools i to make full or parl payments ' Sizes: Petitewill resume at regular time Jon paving certificates without Average-Tall Friday morning. paying interest. $].00 pair Payments In full rrmy be Plea10Jd Valley Hospital made with the town ADMI'ITED: Stell> McDade, Charlotte Roush, until Dec. 1. Leon; Francis McN,.Il, Tra- Property owners will ree<,ive lord, Pa.; Wendy Hammack, a letter In a few days from the Partici!)atin g Merchant in Christmas Gifl-A-Rarna .· Galllpolll Ferry. bonding company in regard MIDDLEPORT, 0. W%1' 4 1JGED1 No.., i'lll making the paJ~menls. 1 12oz. pkgs. ON AU OF " 1 · 1d RONCO Honey Buns · . 29c 39 C 2 Elbow Macaroni - - - regular meeting. luck d1nner. followrd HoC'k Spnngs G rr~ nge will meet Thursday at 7:38 p.m.i Health club Contributes To Two Funds Cherry Pie Filling MORTON FROZEN I I THANK YOU BRAND I by lhe ;;;:::.~N:ov~.~3~,~1!16.\:..;__~=::::::=::::=============~~ i SBOPPE 'I". Uv•llld memberllllp Diaht will ! ~- -~---- --. be ollaerved. I W. L.1JlawlllliS Honda The Young Adult elm of , The Foursome 20 7 H · R Firestone Ill . ~ ~ the .Pomeroy First Baptist iThe Spoilers 1G 111 High Game and Serl"" ..,.,... church are sponooring a rum. , Four Moses 16 11, l:"uks. 229, 583; Hijh 1'~ NOV, It mage 10le in the church base. IK · P's 13 14 Gamt - ltawlmgs lloodl, FJ, The Syracuse Craft Club will I ment, Friday and Saturday, No- , Kmg Pms 11 16 H1gh T~ Ser1os - SyriC\!'f meet Wednesday, Nov. 10, all vember 1:!-13, from 9 o.m.·3 Htlltopp~ro. 5 ~ ; Ball Park, 2504. _ ,. 7:30 p. m.. at the_ town hall. lp.m. Free parking. IH1gh Sen es-:- Ken Yeauge.,, A potluek_ dmner Will be oervoo 213; L!nda Wmebrenner, 2011 :; BEND LEAGUE at noon With each brJOtgmg the" I NOV. tJ . IHigh senesa Ken Ueauger,, N 1 l.M$ own table service. All i~te:esl· The Naylors R~n . Memort~1 576: Linda ~inebrenner, _547; 1 ov. ' PofJRW ed homemakers are mv1ted. Playground AssocJalion wlli 1High Tea m Game and Sents48 00 lloll call was amwered with, Thooe attending are welcome , have bake 1ale ,at the Kroger , The Foursome. 748, 2042. , -:;;.a~ d,. d So 0 what th~y were thankful for .. It to bring ideas and materials for 1store Salurday, November 13,1! R·a:. :ss ~~ 1n .00 30 was decided to have • Chr1st- the crafls they wish to work beginning at 9 a.m. . d( me mencan ~egl ma• gift exchange at the next DO. I The WSCS of the Tuppers CITY LEAGUE i Dutlon Drugs 30 1 . meeting .which will be held at Annual "stuffing bee" for 1Plains Methodist chureh will Nov. 1, !965 Team No. ~~ the home of Mi81!1 Ebersbach on the Christmas Seal project will · sponsor a bake sale and a chili 1 Po~nt,; F.~' s ~uto Tnm .· .'0 High t,ame and Serres- Jl<!b De"mber 13. It .was also de- be Wedneoday, Nov. 10 at ! ' and vegetable eoup supper at Pomeroy Ce~en:. Bloek cided to help w1th Christmas p.m. at Heath Methodist Church the church annex Saturday, Nov. S~racuse Ba1 1 Park 38 t:ouks, 204, 585, H1gh ;e baskets lor tho needy. New pro- in Middleport. Anyone willing 13, begmning at I p.m. Hot , Middleport Dept. Sture 38 Game and Senes - Ed' Au 36 gram books are to be made up to assisl with the pro jed is dogs, ham and chicken salad1D • U Bar ______ _ __!~I~~430 · for the coming year. The meet- welcomed, sa!d Mrs. Manning 1sandwiches, pie, and coffee ! ing closed with the Lord's Pray- 1<Ioes executive secretary of jwill also bt! served. Bazaar it-· ·~· er in unison. the Meigs: Coun!y TB and ems also will be on sale. .~ 1 Present were Mrs. Albeit H~.alth Association. IAdd No~. 11 . . f 0 T . AI d M Alki e Miss Nelle rhe Pomemy Shakespeare, The Past CounCilors of TheoThe Votes Given Me F<H' Trust<'e o ra ng e own- ' Bw;r M r\i h r d Campbell club will meet at the home of duru. Council, Daughters of shiip were Greatly Appreciated . l Thank You One ~::.· ~~~shac~,ar Mrs. Jacob M!S. Jed Webster Sr. Wedne.. · America will meet at the borne and All For Your Gem·rous Support. Gloeckner, Misses Lucretia and day, ot 2 p m. ' of Mrs. Mary B. f.emes Thurs· ORANGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Ada Genheimer, Mrs. Minnie · N~\ · 1~ , 1day evenmg. Neutzling, Mrs. Dessie Patter· The Cathol" \\ omens club son, Mrl. Stewart, Mrs. Vir. of the SatT•d Heart chureh Will HOWUNG ginia Slater, MrJ. Bert Web·' ~eet m the chw"Ch audJionum POMEROY LANES st..- and Miss Came Yeager. fhursday, at 6 p.m . for • pot- Wednesday Night Ml>ed t,eaKue Pd. Pol. Mv. I COMMON COLDI box 11!1 lOOP IIIli. Mater!al ~ I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nll'l'. 10, I - ' THANK YOU,I MIIIOR lORE THROAT . DUE TO SPARKLE BRAND MASON, W. VA. 773-5554 ment of multl-<t>lored munu; a~dt1 0 ba;lket. of go:shol;lth w e ca~·-- ~ m ~~--- ers FRESHLY SLICED ft. 3.60 RED ROOF PAINT - - - - gal. IIIII... on a low •• 10c Also All Related Matorlols ond FrH Delivery Convenltnt T.,..,. 8race. · · Members were seated at 8 table with white cover and centered with an arrange- 3.25 sheet ft. low 11 4.25 shut low 11 12c ft. SHEATHING The Daughters of Ruth cla.. the Unit¢ Methodist church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Monday at noon at the preceding the regular meetir1g. Mro c Melvin Alkire _low 11 12lil• ft. 1- •• $95 M. PLYWOOD - - - - low 11 \ PANELING 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 I wil l m I.\LrkJand , ·II al l Tolt>do, OhiO. Devotions for the meeting L1fe Gardens. Fnends m~): h 1 Ll)'I'IIER.AN CJRCLF.S were presented by Mn Thorn-· tlw fun~ral } 1~me until our The Esther cmd Rebecra Cir- as Hoffma n. . : of the st' i'\ICe, clt>s of the Lutheran Church Those attending w~~re Mrs.! I Wom en mel for their re~ular Herrn aa Oh linL'e r, Mrs. Paul 1 , m<11lthlv nw,·tings a~ thl" P<1r- Rickard, Mrs. Hobert Gurlis, [ 1 I :sh House. The lop1c w a !I Mrs. J.1ek Welch, Mrs. WJ!ham I I "Ch.:mgmg M1ssi,.m 11' a C'hang-~ Russell, Mrs . Harold Hose, Mrs. 1 ing World.'' Thomas Huffman, Mrs. Phil I Ttw Eslber Cirde met on Batey, hhs. Donald F'. Roush, ·~ Tuesday evening with Mrs. John ! Mns. Edwin Stein. i'\1"r~. Hilda 'll• Fry presenti ng the program. Ridgway Mrs. Earl Wiles guest ll\ Mrs. Harold Rose Sf'rved as hos- Mrs. Ada Hlcbrd ana hoste~s- I j less. They decldt"d tu m<lke cAn- e•. , Mr:;. Whitmore Jnd Mrs. pQI:t-;T PLE.t\SANT ~A. co~ dy corsages <II the next meet~ I King. mtttee of counc\lm('n Will .mv~s- . ing. Other~ at!+:'nding wr·r(' :VIrs. l BlRTU u~:.1e 1.1 ref)Ut.. ->1 for loc;~t.wll ~)f Otto {;rimm, .\lrs. Jack Hes.l Mr. and :\'Irs. John Powell ' a l).unmumt) Action olhce n son, Mrs. Al frPd Sprouse and are annourwmg t!Je birth of 1:1 Lh l· c11y buJ tdmg. M \1rs. Pa~! Roush. son Nov. 2nd at Holzer HospiL:tl. 'l he requt~Sl we~s mad~h · °1 0~ The Rebeccu Circle rn1~t on 1The lwby wet•rlwd 7 JJOund~ J! · · 1 · tJ H.ev C .31' es . ria ~ mgnt JY Je . · · f th Wednesday aflt>rnoon WJth Mrs. ounces and has beert n(lmed 1 1 11 0 P1.t.er~ county ~! : ~~:~~ u~ffic: Hilda Hid)!way servi n.~ as h1JSt- Paul Andrew. The mC~t· · rna1 , A.. ,wn group .. c.::.: two aidr•s ess. 111e progrnm was pn:srnl· grandpflrenls are Mr. ;md Mrs. spt.Jct' for a dlrec.o • ed bv Mr.•:. Carroll Ada ms. Jr. 1C D Kl·s~ingpr of P: im \rc~ r ' and a Houkkeeper secre1ary 1 · d . . k . ·_ _· ·• · ·· Ttf'y ec1ded to rna e puppets V1rgmia and thr. m;l 't-rnal . d Wii<.ild Ue neede . lor lh cl.ld ""' 'd ·n. I " d ' CHE<:K OUR LOW PRICES ffim. . lie was a member of the ' Mrs. 'Robert Herndon servmg as I They voted to purchase a fire :.~uga Methodi~t. church.• and The invocation wa~ given by! hostesses. Prior to the meet- extinguisher, first aid kit a_nd ~a~_it~__!!o~, Janet Needs and brother Eugene. National Manhme Umon. Mrs. Chester Weaver; others Iing the group toured the Resort. i a blanket for lhe Town poli-ce lie was born at pt, P~easant attending were Mrs. Howard! Duing the business meeting cruiser. Ft·b. 7, 1917, son of Jess1~ Per- 1JOB Burris, Mrs. Mel Clark,! 1\lrs. \Villiam Russell, Mrs. W.S.W.S. ry of Pt. Pleasan~ aDd the late •Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Carroll , Jack Welch and Mrs. Edwin The W.S.W.S. of the .Bachtel Laura Nevill~ Perry.. . j Adams, Jr., Mrs. H~nry Buck, l Stein ,gave a report on the Dis- E.U.B. Church met on Monday D:lr. Perry IS surv1ved by his , Jr., Mrs. William Crow, Mrs. triet Conventiou held recently evening .at the Church with Rev. wife, thre~ ~ons and three dau- ~ Robert L;tyne, Mrs. D.o~ald l in Huntington. The 1966 District Ach.<:nh.Miller 'and Janet Needs ghters, WJ!liam Perry, Jr., ori Bumgardner, Mrs. Wilham Convention will be held at the as hostesses. Lancaster, 0., Cecil and Cha~~ . Gibbs, Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. I Resort with the Point Pleasant Mary Jewell showed the group les Perry, Nora and Reba Pel-~ Thomas Ho£fman, Mrs. Lloyd 1and New Haven Clubs as host- a film entitled, "Why We ry . all at home; Laura Jvhnson l Hoffman. Mrs. Rill Howard, esses. Have Th.1nksgiving." of Pt. Pleasant. There. are three I Mrs. Louis Karschnik, M r s. l The Art 9 and Crafts Show Ofl1ccrs for the year were gran~children. A sur:Ivmg step- j ~omas McGowan, ~rs. Harry sponsored by the Club, will be elected: ~residen~ Mary I 15 ~~ .Har~. Erle:>wmed at 2 i Miller, Mrs. Ray P1ckens, Jr., held on Decr.mber 4th at the J~well;. VIce. President- Cath- 1 Services \\Ill be h~ Mohr. I Mrs. Jame~ Roush: Mrs. Ralph 1Thabet Building in New H;wen ,erme Goodwm; Secretary---opaL p.m. Thu1'9day at e . B . 11 Sayre, Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, and l1 with Mrs. H1lda Ridgway as Mulford ; Treasurer - Evelyn St.r. vens ~une:al hom~em:r::l j guest. Mrs .. Clifford Ja~ues of chairmafl. H.alcy; s:cn~tary of Spiritual What Do You Need For Remodahne? SOCIAL CAJ ENDAR on either lido. Annual Dinner Held Monday by Church Class 5-JNCH OZ. WHRE DURA GLASS DURA GLASS COFFEE MUGS CEREAL BOWLS "· POMEROY, OHIO PLACE: •• .tUe ., • " TIME: . 9a.~. ,to I p.m. s BUY ALL 12 CARS GROUPS I & II VALUED AT $5740·00 Do 00 FOR ONLY ALMOST On Main Street in Front of Swisher '& Lohse Drug Store , c . GOmpltre .t 15c REG • WHRI NOV. 10 and 11 HERE IS STILL A BETTER DEAL! 'h THEIR VALUE I Have Any Taklrs? Sea These and Many More At ••• METROPOLITAN MOTORS "YOUR 600-606 5. MAIN STREET RAMBLER DEALER" PHONE WY 2-3170 �' ' 8-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, to ~ GIVII MET! Nl 1 1'1111- recogn11e tt, but II muat bave avoldl mentioning die raetllter he lo 1181~1his .::., touch-\ been "some" game - or othCONSOLIDA 0 . that he thought they were pusll-\ nmg score o •· ) He er ) Molly Hill, · his over- d wns for stat• ,.,nol'8 · · Pomeroy, Ohio OV"fS and was "'::ne another ,::UBI lteep his varsity squad of, "Luck, pur luck, old fel·i[jiiiiiiiiii~~'""''-=iiii• ...... weight st"ru~r:.nd that the Lllli-11 or 2 dozen seniors running a- low." (All bad, he thinks, a~ "-1~-:i. game, on y I th he I t the aophomores and I'm glad you bad it, except r ' puttans were stronger d ,:nsave! r~:men CQach Little is scrap- Ural two points. That smart • ff the bench, (an4 later aleck quarterback stopping tD 1 from these achools regard \ had expec!"'i ~nd he ha th _. . 11 eFr!eldal,. e·Admlrt), · :.:, Vtctories over us with just higs bsirtns'"7ni field). He has decided \ tie hiS shoe 'behindedthleh ...... 't' that they con-I as great JOY as though we were ~~ h to allow his fastest boys to I a run-back - spol 1 ew espeec~ OUft." eliloa1r ""' commumtes d apology ng t away t k 1 •m In · • ") 1 1 th 1 lligh schools In their SIZe an ee no t the Bend Area to qualify for the rae e, evemn•. ·"' 1 H 'l>rov111~1~~~~ ' . .,. · The primary [ for defeating thelf much !as pure generoSJty.l this 'game. All thof GAtli (· e.f:lu•t"' . '" · ~......·' , was better schooling er opponents. :Then there's Coach Over- Fed age to net one ml e m, . a po IS, ' '· .... , purpose 'II , for the students I We have no guaran~ee ol sue- I - h nt!On:s. he would have track' team, IF (and ttils Js and Logan, I take my tongue ~ ~·· i· , alld ~acJ tJes b t secondary cess when we consolidate, but, be e me happy to llave used big IF,) they are able to do It out of cheek and salute you. · of !this a~ea,us~ a: important, ,oh, how nrce II Will~ to use senr::::s late in ffle game lin eight minutes- he feels the Give me a Can 0 anN, an )the athletes ami only sophomores, )umors, the L•lhpulians, <after added time only fair S, an 0, an L, a A, · ml"' .,., .... " • ' ~~ 'M• • ' . boosters of the Bend schools, ' seniors, and not hav.\to !~~~d!y Lhey had been most thoroughly, of hea_vy eqmpment. Ther s no l a T, an I, an 0 an . was the thought of at long last team sprmkled wat ~ lnn defeated, ol course) only, un-1one fau-er t~an he. •l • •i.(::·'~~-:..:,J poo llnt' thf'ir athletes and ath· freshmen, romeumes ~~chtask forhmately. aor the Ldliput- 1 Now we ~tve you Coach Ge~ .,:., ,. ' )~. ),' ,• ':; r ··.,,.,, : leU<' facililles. young a~f t:nd~Ig~~~/ ~~r Nel· ians, he means) he had to play erous - bght at~ a f:l;n,wl~ •. ' J• ,,_':;:li . : p ero and ' We WI pass . his reserves the next day, and dances across e . To My Many friends In the ~~Jdle;t h~'ve dont' sonvJI!e, and Wellstur thrla~<J:~ havmg only a skeleton crew of Ioutstre~hed hand and a sm~k · • 0., Nov. 10, i~l _· \ SOUTH POINT, Ollio (UPI) f:loudy, not '" coot tonight. -some !,300 studtota Ia lids 1Tbursday partly cloudy and Ill- ooutheaotera Ollie Rl¥er 1 ~· chace Ia temperature. mually otayed home .. mm oe•oot lotlay, Local school boord ofllelalo START SCHOOL dosed the dlslrlct'o sevea The county - wide Trade and ~<bool'o clalmia& a kage wa. Industrial Fire School, with or leak at the Allied Cbemfcll Donald Brookhart as instructor, Com_paay'o NIJrocea DlvlsiOil will be held at the Racine Fire eould eaue lll&ftly volatile Station beginning next Monday ammonia to explode, evening at 7:30 p. m. new .~..;'tbyly, ':;~, c!~1 ~':r J."."~:Csi:~·~~:st -~~~~~~r ~~:ure. ~~ t~e goa~~~ small-l thm~ ~:n wh.':.em~~~ ·diet-rite s\:n:rlendjac~~: al '::~so~aio: ~n~ ~~ain;t be~ause ' ~;~;-;:';st, land. ~t ~~~n;~,~~ ::\:u~n~:~~·t~~·,:,n ~~~~ m this departmcn . take schools twtc:e 1 ;1~;ns,~,~~u~~ ~~~~;~;d ~~· fac;<'.'<:~~a:)M~~:~tle?."un:~ r;~~ our h d . his moJst grip and we IS for Coach 1 or It , son and (,al!po IS · 1 More rerently, the rap Jd re er · vera! of the •·g1- Athens, already gro~~h for hse SEO namelv, L.o- consohdatJOn .. wil l ~ ~ittle's from scormg 6 or 10 touch·' squad - defeated 47 me a scare" he lutted With dov.ns m the second half. Ynu ga~e " " 'Bob g Coal'h llt•artbrei::lk also breaks sa1d, toothily , Boob. er, ' grow agam down, smiles sadl), (his right - !I 'll be your turn next time o ; c, •ME.Rb.-l•. -·,t!!JR. a~, ~~an , I .. • 'llle Rutland Future P~~:&,. of America will 1J1011S0!: 1key shoot alllle Rl(tlalld.~~·-.~~. j lean Leglou farm Nov, lng al 1 p. m. sheels will wiD Is SHOOTING " MATCH Meigs County only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all 1 spe~~ !~~ dt::~s=~~e~~~s~e~; ~~b~ - 11 ~s. Lo1 g•~· A~h":h~c~'\ ~~'·,~~~r:l~~:r, h:na~~'io ':C:~:a~n pr~~se er, ·' b I ite thear size, u m sp . THANKS 0 1 • I cola , • The Weather ·r For Your Support in Electing Me Trustee . AnDCiltion Sunday,Nov.14t• SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE of Chester Township. I will do my best to serve you. CHARLES BISSEll Coon Hunters Noon Till D•rk CAPS. THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY V2 Ct!NT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY -oteJ~oo~Gat~d~,c~J~m.~'"~~~n~itehi~nmhkY~~·~·~t~tam~~P;~:~;du~;-;m~~l~~==~~=~~~==~~==~~~~===~======~=======~ ih gem,. Athens,led 'th loss of' her mcreased !SI:£e, ~as not yel coat pocket bu~y With a coun.l game" (He means he dJdn t I hpohs, coup WI e . realized her potential. (What' districts for the already tmyd' ever her problems, happily , we i (about 3,000 populabon) Ben would be glad to take them > 1 Teams has made the ~ds .so Certam!y, dearth of manpowPr unfavorable that the situatiOn 15 not one of them DPar Log<:~n, l ~~ fl!gh mtolerable for the ath- ~ also, he! hardest t<:t sk ei:ll'h year I letes and co~ches on the rf'cf'IV~ I is to cut her huge squad to a \ ing end. It IS not funny' for ' size her coaches can handle. We coaches and athletes to race should have thai trouble . these la_r~e teams a~d suffer 1 have listened, Bend friends, the humiliatingly lop-sided scor- Oh these man" years, !'or a es repeated far too often. No wo~d ur sign from some of youngster !~king for~ard hap- , these opponents that they were I pil~ to pla~·mg for h~s Alma aware of what advantages they I Mater. c~n feel fulhllmest by ! have had. man-wise. Far fronl \ the. exper1ences th~se boys ?ave , It _ talk about joy in Mudville on the several_ Fnday mghts 1_ Southern Methodist was n~ v­ , the~· play a~amst these learn~ . f'r happier defeating Notre · Victor~· against huge odds Dame than these teams df'featmay be considered sweet, but I ing their smaller riva_ls. , have a notion the teams and In past years, U~e differences . ~were not so great as now - we see some light ahead- although · ~-~J.' :.;. .-._ I we shall still be much smaller than these teams. On a number of occasions, I have been treated t so lnive you all, I'm sure 1 t.o a heart-rending talt' of I the many miseries O! those most unhappy men, the coach- ~ Elson F. Spencer, Dorothy !es of these teams. _oraw up a s ncer Bessie M. Tvree Pick- chair, friends, and listen' pe 'J h w MarT Forrest ! Thev are beset WJlh trflubles, ens to o n . • · h 11 A ·Marr parcel, Racine, Sut- which we. un app1 1y, t8nuo · ' ' share. They fi~ld et mere hand Ful-Valu Buy . . . Pill•bury ton. . lui of 2110 (and heHer) pound \ Elizabeth G. Lyons, Lmdsey seniors, juniors, and sopho- ~ 1. Lyons to Paul J . Hauber. mores. The sophs are mo~tly Donna M. Hauber, parcels, 01- window dressing, being spnnk- · h·e. led among some or these upp!'rFui.Valu Buy .. . Wagner'• "Freoh Taste" E B ker Martha J. l classmen second string, to be Charles B. ah 'M Cooper , "blooded" either at the start of Baker to eec er · •' " ., . t lha E Cooper 72 acres, Sa· a breather game, or a J esse · ' end when they have run up a I ~ . of ~ or. W' L~land Clonch, Realha Clonch respectable l'ushton Ful-Valu Buy . Del Monte to . Drexal A. Lambert, 24.76, , points and the fans are leavmg R tland the stands. . ~ Pc.rry Hysell aka Perry i It is then mentioned modest·, . II ... J p .Hysell dec. ' ly the next day In I!OIIle toea Hyse,a~ · ' · paper t1rat .~. .oac hB eefTrustof I t Amarilla ·Hysell Margaret ~sell Dorothy · 'Tewksbury.' So-and-So High Scpool. atarted l Fui-Yalu Buy . Domino E~m~ Autherson, Affid. for his lower classmen t.lunJors a_nd Trans., Salisbury. one over-age ~ph.omore; a- 1 Emma Autherson, der. to gainst Coal'h~~~~e s t_eam~ He John Autherson, Millard Auth- [ -~-==-------..., erson Herbert Autherson, Affid. / Fui·Y•Iu Buy Krali Salad Bowl 101 Trans., Salisbury. \ Glub, bloop, gurgle, \Wiard .-\utherson, df'r. to [ gur .. . stopped' Find Addle Aulherson, Mildred Van PLUMBERS fast in the Horr. Fr.:~nres Parrish, Emma YELLOW PAGES. · Lyons, Frances Pickens, Re~a F•tf'h, Affid . for Trans., Sahs· Where your fingers Rod Cro•• Elbow Ful-Valu Buy 6~ the wa lking. h"'J'. I ~IAr'!art't Hysell, dec. to Dor" oth\· 'l'ewksb11ry, Herbert Aulh· : ~rs.~n. \-lildred Van Horn. Fran'CO!!I Parrtsh. Emma Lyons, FranFul-Valu Buy ... Charmin . .. 3- 4-Roll pkgo. ces Pickens, Rena Fitch, Affid. for Trans., Salisbury. Pd. Pol. Adv. . .. ON THESE I AppreciatiQJI · Days Values!! ! - . .-_ _ -- - - - - 1 Property 1 Transfers -- Pancake Mix Orange DrinkPumpkin I --- Sugar--- 5 Salad Dressing Macaroni VISIT OVER WEEKEND Cpl. and Mrs. Norman E. Hy. sell and Bruce and Terry were home over the wetkend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dores Arn· old and Bobbv, \1r. and Mrs. --- l 6 No. 2'12 • ~ can1 lb. bag At Ingels Furniture NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TIL JANUARY 1966 Fui-Valu Buyl HUNT'S RUTH TUCKER P:f\ANCIS MORRIS JOE MANUEL MARV K. YOST il!NDA HILL MYRNA RAMADELL MARLENE WILSON RUTH BRADf•'ORD HERBJ.;RT ROUSH KATHRYN HUNT GILMAN TUCKER HELEN WILUAMS NORMAN RIZER PEACHES Halves Dr boX « slice~! gallon ' I. Chairs for Dad, chairs for Mom, chairs for your family and home! Our sale-priced selection of beautiful chairs includes all the mob1-wanted styles, well built for comfort, Jon& wear. Choose now for &llts .. . save! FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE Ir• Good '12 gal. Jc~ CrHm __ certon Pinto Dry Beans 4 lb. boe SAVE . '' ICE CREAM 69C ··~ ·. 2p~~: c pkg. Several Kinds Of Good ' 35c ' .... ~ · IM *t 259·95 I FLORIDA SEEDLESS lb. 1 "' Insure you of quality concrete at low, low prices. CaD today! SAME DAY ·SERVICE Right reserved to ' ''I' limit quantitlos, 3· •' -.~·- ;. -~'t ' ·'· . ... FOR JUST 5 -'III'OI"'d'• 229·' 5 most tmltata<s torit fin.t to accidentally ruin t fine stereo record. ... ff Four ZllllfH - nDEUTYIPUKIRS ~ Zenith quaNty hlg:h fidelity spetll•rs: . two 9"' x 6• woofers and lwo lY.l cant-tyPI hftt1tr• provide brttthttkinJ brOitd ranee sound reproduction. BrDIIctraneerttpoMeat40 to 15,000 CPl. ... ~ · Prtc-·· ._.,_.. .....· 28 " ' I •• Ztnltil -.st.lli """"-· ~ "., .· Clio- ·· · • C mlln•tlla Ltudnn •:•111111!~....., I • · TIMi TOUIINIY • NIOOO THt: ILIM LUU Hill& 8raftd new lt611i1trtwelcflt.IHM ~lllVIo . . _''THE STORE WITH.A HART'~ hardwood soliot, fe•turil"'(..l'eater lracklnJ.and s.l ability-araat.,complianc.. Drop It, aficM. it, tve• tilt it. It's 6mpottlbalt pk... RACINE FOOD MARKET - 5TH & PEARL ON ST. RQUTE ~~ IN RACINE . W.&nut veneers ar.d sel.ct . ):•== .l~. . J built bett• to last lo.g.t Sh.p.rb Danish Mod.,-n ttytin& itt iiiRUtlltl Di1 fin1She4 WORLD FAMOUS ZENITH TONE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE MICRO-TOUCtte ~ 1 20 TONI AIIM I·~~ ;.~. ,). . ·-~ .Modem chair wllh oofler look $79 bag ", PHONE Wl 9_3342 __ _ · . • Comfarttltlo, 11111rt ......,holr $79 lb. . The llout1 • MN2420W A . and select ... ,. hardwood Slllids . e GRAP~FRUIT Armour's G-0..0-D veneers .L..thor roellnlno <holr for Ood $59 ~eolftor.Joolt vinyl awtvel <hair $59 •Dolnty chofr; rolorlul fobri<. $19 Now reunde<l look II!Odom <hotr RADisHES-- 2 1St •' RACINE Fui~Vah.i' MARKET When your job calls for concrete, caD on us. Prompt dell very, spe~'lallzed mixes will MtDDt.IPGIT .~~ Console TV • C - Vidoo Rongo 82-C'-net Toning ' - , Pltenttd Custom "Ptrm~-Stf' VHF Fint T~ CoMJa1 • f1111111t _. PlcQe Control • 21 .000 von. Picture p~ • ""Ft.C 1 ~ . . Poww Tr8nlfot-mtt • Automeric: '"Fringe-Lock" ~ • )-Siege IFAmpiWiet• TwoZtnrth Ouotoy 7", 5" ffOIII &!:I · . ; Genuine LUNCH MEAT CANNED HAM s 69 -:···J'9c ~~~· · ,· INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL WY 24U4 Full Zonltlo FMtuNe for a lp u' ,.. JJut<h Lool, Plrkle Loal, n. , 23' - -.... . .... of: r_i ,;: GtNUINE V£NEERS lftd SF1 fCI' •mMa.IIQ•IIQilCIOI W)!q • . A~~::W Zenith .. WIENERS Ground Beef lb. PAGI • 1Jao1Bt. ~ TIME AND LABOR SAVING GOEGLEIN RUDY MIX CO. Wabu4....,..11Di . . . . &l FM/AM-STEREO FM RADIO to ,. ' !I• TbtALDER&ON • ........._.... Be.utilul ADt·funUtw., Daailb Medin ltJW "to-boy" ClbiDet ill . . . . . oil . . . . . • Skinleu, Juicy Lean, Flavorful I~ IGH FIDELITY STEREO $JO • POTATOES Fui-Valu Meat Buys! NEW1966 COMPI.HE WITH $10 fROZEN FOOD BUYI Chef's Choice FR~NCH FRIED \ 'dUST~fN! 15.0 CHAIRS IN STOCK NOW I' 49C 1 A ·a· ' I • ' Apple Cider roll• E'S BEST GIFT ,. ·A H • ~IS A • FRESH lb. Evongallst Rev. Denver Brown Roush's Shoe Store FUL-YALU BUYI Toilet Tissue-11 Roger Jeffers: Mr. and Mn. Henry Arnold and Gene, Mrs. Ina Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Nor -Jmm Hysell and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ro.. and Kenny. Cpl. HyHU if stationed with the Army II> Baltimore, Md. S.rvic01 Siort At 7:• P.M. Day~" Values. Congratulationa to all those who received prlaea. Congratulations To The Winners! 32 ••• bot. Nov. 10thru21st. Discontinued Styles Early Fall Shoes 2 lb. box Chnter, 0, 4 tu 10 yond our fondest expectations. We're very grateful and appreclatln · · to you by these "Appreclatloll . of this ·and extend another InVItation I I Church Of The NAZARENI Sizes Your overwhelming response to our 9th Anniversary Sale was be- • . . These Savings For Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 11-12-13 1 REVIVAL MEETING 41111:1nctlvt"fifo.tont .' . INGELS ·FURNITURE ... MIDDLEPORT . ' I ; COlor....... taktr_, .... .,.. Clff·Whlta coltt,tr .... 0.111 Tt Mlar. l ..u1ifiii!J' moldlld catwn.t wtt1t Matcl'ltftt UMJ,fWtP •nvttt. Top C.rry Hlftdlt. · · ' ·, 11/U.IIMIIIf/AUTr 111 Jllllj 139·95 ·, • -. �I· ' ' I - - "m" SEO Educational Research Council (Non-Profit) Forme~ . 1. 1 • Reed vilJ , I .....·-- ·· - ' 10-Dally Sentinel~ Po~!r.ttY·M!ddleport, 0, Nov. 10, 196D er· A domooaiNIIOII Willi Uvt S e (\ and Ricky, Georp FrilnkliD Pic. school. The pext meeting will blrolo wlllbipllJbt a slx-cil... ~ · kw end Janet Frank. be Nov. 16 at the Wllllams-Baldty poultry lndootry meed•l.. GARDEN CWB erson-.home. be hid In tbe Sporllm•• rot· _ Too members ol the R!vt!l' Mr. and Mn. Carl Buckley Monday. 10 educational lead· P<>rtunitieo for the training of I tauraot at Atbeao Mollday, _ view Garden Club eoJOl'ed eat· have returned home from a trip ers m ,oulheastern Ohio lorm- research workers. November U. "nle barn ol Harllaa Frank lug at the Wilmar Restaurant lo Williamsburg and Jame&- · ally 01:gani•ed for edu~ationall Council_ activities will be fi· E. L. Wallace, Ultra • Lllo was decorated with the Hallow·i lor their October meetlug. Tbe town, Va. They also traveled improvement tl~rough rbearch nanced· by subscrlp.Uon lees Laboratorl.,, E. Sl. Loulo, een theme lor the Reedsville grace was given by Mrs. Dor- lbe Skyline Drive. and service. The group has from sehool systems, colleges wW •Wile lllo live blrda to Girl Seoul party held there ' 181 Reibel. Membership tardsl j1-;;;=0======; been chartered in Ohio as a and universities, and other ed· demoastrale lllo pracUcallty of recently. Prizes were awarded : were given out by Mrs. R. L nonprofit organization known ucaUonal agencies ·and from lor<ed moltlna or ....,ycllllfl of to Rosemary Reed, Jackie Blse Larkins. 'l1lo Pmldent, Mrs. as the Southeastern Ohio Edu- 1contributions by business and layer. belore ownen and .,. and Jean Whitehead for the Harll" Frank announced that cational Research Council, Inc. industry. Proposal• for flnano- enlors of commercial e11 pretUest, funniest, end most gilts for Ule otate hoopllal are You1 Dopendablo lis service area comprises 19 ing specific studies and re· producing Rocks, and allied Ill b br ght th be counties in the southeast cornor ,..rch will be mado ·m founda· tntereoll, from Ulo 0011111!0. of orlllnal costumes. Judges were e ou Ill e Novem r Dotl., For of . Stale, .. ·.. . . ' tibna altd federal aRencies. Atheas, Hockin(, Melp, Mo,.. Mrs. Ella ·Hannum and Mrs. El- meeting. Also table arrangeThe reprcseq\al,iv'lS are Ia .osborne. Gamesll!d wererefreshenJOl'· menla lor that the hospital be · December I• the Cooncll lf&D, VlotoD, and waobla!llon. ""I ed ·by the &l'OIIP made at meellng.willMr1. AND from SOV"!): different public wUI hold '" area-wide diMer Coullll' Extenaloa vp ce• are menla ol hot chocolate llld do- Harold Ma"ar diJtrlbuted the school systems, one parochial mee.llng in Marlett,, Ohio. Tba handling delllls llld arraoc.. ed b the aew yoor bookl "nit County school system, • public univer· !lleetl?lf wlll be to ~•plain the menll for lbe meeelna. :~.. Ru~, m:~ Chriatmaa Flow~r show was s1ty, anhd axlvete wllo&e all qaruzation . and future plans _ , , ,,1,1 1 1 "'•' Kimes Debbie YRuth and Ka- announced for Nov. :11 and II Phon• wv •-•sso 1rom t e l:K:oun1y serv1ce area. of the counci1 and to give de• • t the p El .,. They named Max w. Evans, tails regardlllfl subscriptions and Mr. and Mrs .. Virgil · Buckley thy Green, Jewel Blake, Ca- a omeroy ementery - -·Sup<rintendent of Schools. Mar- membership. Personnel from spent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. thy Pwk&ns, Rosemary Reed, · ietta as the Chairman of their public, private and parochial Harold Humphrey and laDl!ly Jane. and JeJ~~ Whitehead, Board of Directors : Wallace E. school, aud from both public of Belleville, W. Va. Jack1e Blse, CatbJ Chichester, Blake, Superintendent of and private colleges and uni· and Brenda Boring, and Jea11I Want To 'l'hank The Voters of Chester Township Schools, ZaneS\'ille 85 their Vice- versities wiU attend. ·•·warming Up" your car In ers, Mrs. Frances Reed, Mn. For Their Support In the Recent Election. Chairman; and Samuel I. Hicks, Affiliation with the council is colder weather could be disas- Mary Alice Bise, and Mr 1. Director of the Center for Edu- open to all school systems and on onoide oison Uhn-s.Mu·kuyT Maxine Whitehead. Scouts and Society N tes ·•' • ANTHONY Plumblnq •Heating ~ ~~ O~r .,.,! ' . ~~-· P0RK LIKE I PL .UMBING w:Ta:: ' HEATING ONLY AT KROGER PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS/i THANK YOl) O~io University.. ~-~- I, ·.. TRUSTEE OF CHESTER TOWNSHIP Leg· 0•Pork Roast Copyrlthl, Tho Krogor Co., 1965 1 WOULDN'T YOU FEEL SAFER AT NIGHT WITH A BEDSIDE EXTENSION PHONE? GOLDEN GlADD lEG 0' PORK Pd. Pol. Adv. llal* ud pepper . PurpoSe of tbe group ls 1--.~ Made from Fresh Hamil enp:KroprApJI!ml'nlerv• Kropr •llllopr " ....... Jalal pound, or until 111eat thermometer reaches 186o. Remove meat from oven about a half 11our ~ fore It la done and "-AI Willi ~:Iaza ~ by combltlmc pre; 1~. ....... andonage jula Return to · OVOII and complota oolt and pep- ruaatln~~~den·browD perfeoper. Pia. fa.t aide up "" rack in tiou, b witll g1aa floe. 01*1 -~ IBIL illllert meat quent~r unw Is liiOd up. Serve ~II) bulb ......... on plsttsr aurrounJed by .....,led Ollila: qf 10!11. Do lOt odd .water; Kroger Sweet Natoe and sliced ••-a-tull2fi"apo fnllb ctnD&a Sooam 101111t - Clover Farm Stor1 Rout• 7 TUPPERS PLAINS GENERAL TELEPHONE provide 1 Crisco Clovtr Farm D1partm1nt Store center to house make ..ailable BJil THURSDAY, FRIDAY end SATURDAY, NOV. 11·12·13 Wli: RESERVE Tllll RlGHT TO LIMrr QUANTITIF.S GROUND ,. RABBIT & PHEASAN1 SEASON OPENS FRIDAY, NOV. 12 BEEF 1upplles and tqulpment b hero ready for aelecUon. ,Made b7 ' In • large GRAPEFRUIT 69c 5 lb. J9c lb. lb• • world-known !nanufacturen and STEWING BEEF ranee .of pricea. Shotguns & Rifles e Remington e Winchester CRIAM FAIRMONT BRAND BEST elthaca • Harrison & Rlchardun e Mossberg -ICE ._,.. e Browning ORANGE JUICE ~:$1 ~REAM , Y2 gal. carton LIQUID 21 Olo loHio 3 :t-_ 9· C Q . e Gun Cleaaing Kits 'h gallon e SHELL VESTS e GUN Values (ike These . . Every Day II . CASES ' eiiUNTING ACassoRIES e HUNTERS JACKm & CAPES e HUNTERS PANTS & CAPS eRIRE SUNG STRAPS Jug -~\ THI JUMBO SIZE JUMBO WIISSUI SCOTT HUNTING LICENSES ' . · ' TOWELS- 2..~~. SSe PANCAKE·MIX _t! 3Sc .. ; PDRICHOOLLUNCHES--PALIRAND THAT ·:GOOD ARGO PINEAPPLI . AT THIS $TORI . . -: ' JUICE - - ,-.,:-.-~: 29c PEA~Ul BUTTER ~~!~·a7c ·' oVa:iiro:RJ '·- ', Ebersbach Hardware ~EW:II,!THING 1M HARDW AR1" ., POMEROY, OHIO ,_ -· ' f . .lt'l ... RICH, TAS-ri . 0.':;• ·, • ' ' 7~~.$1 BEEF STEW 7" ,' i',).; ,. .' ' ' <,PA~ 1 ~D TASTY JELLY •:v.; . ,< ' 0> ~ "· ' ' ! ... l .. ~· · _ . : :-47c ... :~ • -~ r·.' .; PIABIDI.IUND . ' 11oL29 I•• C FIG BARS ASSORTED FLAVORS - - - - ' ' ___ .. CLEAN EX ,00-- I PLY BOXII:I . . 29t ,~pkg. , Tuna •••••••• 3 ""~ 89c: ,, Coffee •• .... •• '! 69c 4 ~ $1 ........ Pean -----~ 2 ~ 79c Bread------- 2- 39e A st._.....,.,*' 0.. Donuts ...-----~· -. 19e ... , Fruit Cocktail. 4 '::'$1 Catsup -~- ...• 5.:;: $1 Nescafe Instant Coffee~~-~'; 95c w ..... Towels ...~--- 3 -=. $1 _, Le111011 0 .. 0 •• 0 ~ ...... '!.. 59c: .I > • .,. ,.. f .... ' Cut-Rite Wax Paper •• _•_. 425,!~ $1 Srott Napkins •.••.••••.•• ~ 29c Maxwell Bouse Coffee _.• _. 1!; 89e . \ 39C 43t ~~--------------~-1 ' lliliP & GRAVY PORK~ GIAVY ' ~!IIWit't n,AK _.:~"-"-~ . :_ Sc:otties ................• 4 ~ $1 Colgate Dental Cream •_•. .':!" 95c · ..... Shelled Pecans .•....... ....... 99c 79c Folger's Coffee _c~~~-~! . . ... 1!; $1.60 4~ S1 Com Oil Margarine No J ranges Morton Ho~se IACH Por ~•n Pork & Be&IUI. 7 !: $1 Fruits 1: Peels -=-'"'· ••••••••• 1!., 75c: Imported Dates ____ •__ •.'!;.. ,.., 49c: English Walnuts 49c: Pot Pies •• •••• 6 t;:.. $1 ..Holf4nv Baking Need•" 4 1101• Special •...•••. ,..: 99c Kale ........ 1·l29c ASSORTED COLORS 3~nt lox• tit . rreah . ·:.o 31c J.~ Bowls Fluffo --------------- - --- · ~~ 87c Sc:ott Tissue .•.•••. ... _•. . . 3 ... $1 • ' JfJDGET ACCOUNTI Alii CAlUIIED RDI JN ' TIMI Pot· PILLSBURY , Ire Milk •. . . . . • F•11• llinee . P1e I lOg ..... 49c MAGIC BLEACH eGun Oil e RECOIL PADS e GAME BAGS K . _ - p....... - - I :,: $1 POit WHITIR WASHIII BEST QUALITY Soup & Cereal HI- Motlo R..,lor f'lttmll f ou Apple, Clwr111 cl bottle All PURPOSE Claner SEALED SWEET FLORIDA 39c Bolon!• Pl-., .._ king6lze AJAX v. 111- Biscuits .••••• 12 :: $1 ..... ....... . . . Bleach Fr~nen '" Shampoo •.•••• ··~... 59c: Prelel'Tel••• •• Uc OFF SALI!I ICE -~ Skim Milk •••. '-- iiCNIIr 'sr1rW v.rw, Clorox Antrn~nition Food Speelalt " ' - HI·No or 1 Armour Treet ...... 2:: 89c ........ Dol--. .......... SHOP OUR PRODUCE RACK! ... OF' All KINDS All Slae1 of Rifl1 Slug1 410-28-20-16 and 12. "Kroger Dairy Bar" ·~ •• IJf j FLORIDA SEEDLESS Cubed c It'• Good! Our complete Une of hunting . 3 lb. $1 Roasting Chicken .......... 39c 1st 3 Ribs .•__. _. .. lb. 99c Hair Spray . ••• ':. 94c 19c urge Head 6th & 7th Ribs ... . lb. 79c 4th & 5th Ribs •. . . •. 89c _,_.... LETTUCE "Tenderay Beef Rib Roasts" Kroger Brantl Freah Frozen Gleem ••••.•.'~.. 58c LARGE S1ZE BOILING BEEF Sevtral Times Dallyl Serve n' Save ••. ~~. $1.39 Ta ••••• Fresh, Crisp and Tender l'ou'll Save 011 These Meat Buus! For Soupl .Freshly Ground SLICED BACON ..Health & Beaut11 :4.ldi" Shortening RUTLAND RT. 124 c lb. K'rick Krisp ••. 1!, $1.49 to RUTLAND lb. SLICED BACON bring public, private and parochial school! arxi colleges into a better underslanding of their common problems through ordinated educational research efforts. The council will! ~d~~~~~ I research, disseminate fi1 c lb. lontktlt . LYONS c Roftod I Tlo4 First Cuts Loin Chops Rib Chops proximately 45 mfllqtea per I 1:11 ' pouncl Sliver Plattsr BmooloooLeJo'l'ork Your Independent Grocer Serves You Best ••• In Values ••• In Quality ••• Friendly Service \Vitia ni~hl SC·l;hJ s a11d an. if5 comforting to h<lVf' I pll(mt' o11l y a f('ll ch away iu c~.~ (' of a n·al emergen<"y. lie.~ ides, wb()wants to \t"ave a cozy bet! to answer a call? lt's espt'ciall y nice tf you haw a bri!l:ht little SfARl.ITE• ph01 1t' with a dial that glows gt'ntly in the dark. Phune ar visit our Business Offit.-e for details. "fresh Pork Chop Sale"----. SUver Platter Bonelua Arthur "Art" Orr and xvpc.m3w,p13b oBw.'u'etao ioo leaders IDlable to attend were their universities in the 19 ~ county bon monoxide poisoning. This Connie Rockhold, Barbara An. Secr'Elary-Treasurer~ ~ area. trous. Make sure your window drews, Jane Brewer, Mrs. ~ 1. Other members named to the The council will ~ arrange or vent is open, to prevent car- lores Frank and Mrs. Marilyn Board of Directors are For a headquarter! office near bon monoxide poisoning. This Hannum. Guests were FredConley, Superintendent of the center of tbe area to be ser- message from Ohio's Depart- die Bise, Juli Whitehead, Tom~ 1QD City Schools; Wllllam . R. ved. menl of Highway Safely. iny Reed, Mrs. Richard Boring CoMlelius, Di'oceSe of · ville Catholic Schools; \11. Devore, SUpecinlendenl Woodsfield Exempted VBL•••I perin~udeot of Vintoo . Schools; Edwin P. Reffett, perintendenl or Vinton COUll!' SchooiS,i T. Scan1on; Dean, lege ol Steubenville : John J. ·Shannon, Superintendent of Bel· mont County Schools ; ~nd Howam Smith, SUperintendent of Schools in Oak Hill Local School District in Jacitscn ~ounty. at ~· Ju1eJ park with JDOnlleall on the lofll w11111 )'0111..,. """• Ill Kro&or. And, tbonka to our llQjle .OOU. Mllklw pW JGUall dail._ quality pork at a lllwer price a!{.,..._-~·~ t, & catlonal Research and Service teacher-training collea;es - . ·, Blue Bonnet Margarine ~t::~·':_37c • Pet Milk ~·~·~ .:"~~ ......... 4 •:. 59c �D Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board WANT AD 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport,_o, N.o!- to, 1965 , , - - - - - . -..._----------.1·-r.::... -.-:1-::Est~•te~For:---=s.-;11 1 b7 ·~m=c•D ' INtoRMATION u&AIIl.J.Na I. FOR SALE For Rent 51u~ Pomeroy Motor Co. Gil QUAliTY ra:_:attor· ,.., .;_:.., ~::'"' 1110 .~ " ~~ •., FURNISHED and UnfUrnlshecl LOST briJht carpet eolor1, ..,..., Apartments: New Modem restore them with Blue LusPOMEROY - 5 • room frame U&rt• IUJ.Al'lUNI Tw nd th OIJKMa"l'tnNF Apartments. o a ree tre. Rent electric ahampooer 1962 Chevrolet Biscayn• 4 Door _ home with bath, cellar, front $1295 -=:~ :.~~ &. 11 bedrooms. All el~rle, brict 1. Pomeroy Cement Block VB engine, Std. trans. White finish. Red Interior trim, good porch. Can be purchased with $500.00 down and · $42.03 per building, beauttfully decor- Co., Pomeroy, o. ll-8-6tc whitewall tires. Radio and heatel'. IQUUI.A I'IUNt month. Located on Route 7. aled plastered walls. Co m-1.-;;..,:~=_..,.._==-=~ fflf o>Qtu••Mr """"rv• 111e i'tlh' t1 1111.11 M ...... .., U d.....,""' 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $795 plete Youn gstown kitchens S FR~~zEIS $4,000.00. ,, """.. "• o. rm"' Uoal" IW with disposal units. ConcealU ED ~ LocaUy owned, 8 eyl. engine, automatic trans. Harlio and MIDDLEPORT- One story ""'"'""lt'Ot"*'(lltfll!l "'• plltl "l•h"' WUJ - ' IV 1191pt11VIIft.. lltf ed electric heating system. Upright Freuer, Admiral heater. Spotless interior, good tires. Brown and beige finish. I frame, 6 rooms, modern kitIII.OH 1oQU . . . I~ lnUrtiC111 Storm doors and windows. 16 "'· lt., only 3 yro. old $150 See this bargain today. chen and bath, hardwood Chest Frter:er, PhUco floors, fireplace, concrete ......., u ........ Building completely insutlated. 1Z cu. It, ____ ·- ---- $75 Hot Onel ... 1960 TR-3 Roadster _ $895 f Cllflb peo enro OM\ •nnrttml front porch. Close to schools Front and rear en ranee. Chest Frter:er, MontJomeryllln411111ftl . ;raaraa It ....til New whitewall tires, 4 speed trans. Red body, good black! u 1;e~~t. ,.. -m tar I'll,.. oo• Beautifully landScaped. Pri· w.,d' 16 eu. 11. $150 -and stores. $8,500.00. loop. Ml'llll'" ·-ttl""' ·.~ CLOSE . IN - 5 acres, one vale parking. THE HAVEN Chell Fr1eur, lnternatlonal.. eu "' _., '""' "~~~"' DD tl4lo 141 VIti adll (111141 . . . . . to ~.,.. TERRACE APARTMENTS. H~rvester, 11 cu. lt. .. $100 story frame, 6 rooms, bath, CAflll Ot ntA.""IU' At Olln'UAIIJII.b Inquire Thabet's Department tl.lb fM ..,. ~ all• basement, furnace heating, tmUIII 111c11 IGdlta.boti _.. le Store, New Haven, .W Va. or · OJ'•" .at.1t fl(KJR.S POMEROY OPEN EVES. 9,00 P.M. concrete front porch, utility ~ A. • l.r.l P Jl 011117 phone 882-2238 or 882-2705. Jock W. Cmoy building. Owner may finance. latvJG1.1 1 :•• "'110 "·I;AS't .. ... -M1n1qer ....... 15 500 00 .,.., 11 9 6tc Ph. WY 2-2181 """'ER01, OHIO •' · · 1'(1 1'1 At :J! & &E8U11 t'KIIIU • INQ TRAII.ER SPACE, Dep_o_t - S-t. Pomerov _ ! ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN wAfiM llO FOR SALE: 7 room home and[ WY 2--3831 WY 2-3636 R tl d J hn J F Sll 2 u an . o , ry, . - - -- - -Rea' i:state For Sale I b th . ,. II gas· 11 9 3tc PHONE WY 2-2156 5613. 10 16 30tc ' _ a • prac oca Y n•w , · 7.50 X: 14 NEW SNOW tires aws F()R SALE: 8 room house, 359 1 furnace. 410 Spring Avenue. I HOUSE FOR SALE- I · ~l'; :w:. r, ur r,, ""'' turr . flelow as $12.95, plus ta_x. Ne Pearl Sl Middleport. Phone WY 2·2216. ll 2 tfc i Modern Ranch Style BeautifuJ Card Of Thanks ed and llnfurnlshed apan rims to mount snow hres on. ·• · .. --· - 1 ITIPnfB W'r t-."43A ., II tlr . ' WY 2·2919. ll 9 Ulc location on top of IDl¥-ll bill f -\VISH Lo -thank everyone for All popular Sizes m stock, - -· --·- - - ! HOUSE four rooms and bath · fac1ng State Highwa:r Garage on · ' . . sending me cards durin g my ·4 ROOM furnished apartment 17 ·50 · N . ew 'II 'S Sunoro Chest· HOUSE FOR SALE, bnck new paper nnd pamt. Lot 4J~ ! R.nute 7 w1tb good road to mam stay in bed, and for those who I for rent. Phone WY 2·2776. A.f· er, OhiO. 985-2305. f home, 4 large bedrooms. 32 x225, $3500.00. 35fi Broadway h.ighway Fo~r be~rooms. Living. 10 30 ~-=-- x16 panelled living brought food. ~1y thanks to I ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed room st Middleport. Call WY 2- dlnmg, family . knch~o. ·eak· anyone who helped in any Hardware. !SEWING machtnes. repair aer large dining room, k1tchen, 3442. 10 29 lOtc fast Play · ma ld'!l· u~tlt-.o ""' ~r and . way. l '1.ID very grateful to 11 1 tfc v\ce. aU makea. WY 2-ZZIM. full basement, walkup attic, 2 -···---'I shodp Thllrete bathlls, cr 'Tltle tile 0 ~d Eynon · I"HAJUi.:H LIYI"S - free ~ -baUtrooms, 2 garages, t •c 21 an earye on everyone. Mrs. R ..... leW .a.uc Fabrll Shop, Pomero• J n ', 33 ACRES FARM ' House . . ' floors.wa Aboutwa two-th1rd1 of 11 10 ltp age and water Brown'l l'rall Authroized Singer Sates and lots. 276 Rutland St., Middle- barns, other outbUIIdmgs, on , house is paneled tn mahogany - - -1n-M_e_m_O _ I'\I er Park !State Approved\ Service. 3 29 Ue port. Cal! after 4 p.m. daily , Rt. 14:1, 1 miles from Pom· ,aml walnut. Air condltloned. _ -~ Minersville, Ohio, r11one W\ FffiEWOOD, any length, $10.00 all day Saturday and Sunday. eroy. WY 2-3079. I Large patio and double carport IN LOVING MEMORY of Bet- z.:t~ 24 1 I! Uc pick up load. Call or write Ph: WY 2-3816. 10 27 tfc It 6 6tc l On lot 200' • aoo·. May bo oeen ty Diehl, who died one year 1 d 1 Sk'dm s h a d e, four Glen a e I ore, . b o !964 GARAGE apartment N d •go to ay, o>em er I . ·1 . ' . Ohio MY 6-3437 11 1 tfc A wonderful wife mother nnd rooms, furmshed, Middleport , · 11 WY 2 - 5 ~ 3~~-- 11 8 ~~ aid , Business ServiCH One who was better, God HOUSE on Lincoln Height. " . , never made. 1 newly decorated, inside and CURTI~S D~1ry or Beef A wooderful worker. so loy· out. Call WY 2-5127. Breedmg Semce. Call WY 2· al and true I 10 29 lie 2261, Pomeroy. 985-3415 ChesOne in a million - that. Bet· SINGLES, furnished- and - un- ter. _1~30tp ty, was you. I furnished, first and second BULLDOZER WORK wanted. Just in your judgment, al- floors. Phone WY 2-32&7. Reaso!lllble, dependable and ways right. , experienced. Phone WY 2· 10 28 121 ALL MEAT Honest and liberal, ever up· _ 2208 11 8 !Ole right. HOUSE, 2 bedroom house trailLoved by your friends and all er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 HEATING, PLUMBING, Rura whom you knew. or WY 2-2186. 10 23 tic Doxol Botlle Gas. Arnold Brothers 618 E. Mam Street Our wonderful wife, and For Sale ' 9 22 lfc mother so tr.ue. ---~ _ ___ __ Porn~~!· Husband Charles. and HOUSEHOLD AUCTION: F r i-'· ~=='======--,1 Sons, Louis and Charles day, November 12, 10:00 o'Everyday Specials II 10 1tc clock on Zion Road between ot _ _ _ _ _ _ _:.;_.:.;_:;.:.. Harrisonville and Rutland. Marie'l Style Post Notice Must sell all household furn- Hairculs . . ...... $1.25 .. $1.50 LOSE WE1GHT safely witt1 ishings at Polly Orender's res- Shampoo I Sell 30 day color r 1n11, Den ·A ()Jet Tablets. 0 n I y idence. Auctioneer, James Sh $3 50 'bl f I ampoo & Ill . . , ha N 98c at Stork's Pharmacy . Carna n. ot responSI e or Permanenll $7.50 up 9 20 60lp accidents. 11 10 3tp We SOU and Serv1co -~, ,-t'I-,M-,-,B,..t""LB~-.n-ll_lr8 _nco_,-llee.:....n ONE 3 pc. bedroom suite, -rna~ I Wigs and Wtgleta ranrelledT •.oo1 vour 0110r8 hogany fini sh, with bench and Marie's Style Post tor"o UceJIII!! CaD WY 1-i!lllll stand. Like new. $75.00. Paul RL 124 Ph, WY 2-5211 llitJ1 Grueser, Phone WY 2-2053. svr1 euse. Ohio - --,..---...,,.---:--- ::c==-=:=--:-ooc:~-fl-1_ 0 3~ ·=""",..,..."":"""'::'.:""""="1 Help Wanted HOUSE TRAlLER, all modem. AUCI10NBD Very reasonable. Daisy SiS· I Compte&t Servlee WE NEED A NEAT, clean lady! son, Bailey Run. Ph: WY 2-' Criu Bradlnrd tw1lh good disposition to care 6055. II 10 3lp Wrtuo. Proae or C<>nlaol for ao elderly lady, and do 1957 Volkswagen, 62 engine, &. L. IIRAf)FtlRD housework. We offer private new brakes, good tires, $450. RadDe. '*lo I rooms and bath furoished Call New Haven, 882-2241. t I II<! apartment, utilili.,, food and , 11 10 3tp KARL cash. John M. Richmond, 814 ~ - -and ltei' ling, Minersville East Main St. 11 i tfc FUEL OIL Perfection Ohio. End your sewer ~~!I heater, 55,000 BTU's les. We hav2 an sizes Sl ROUSEWJVES gallon lank and macblnes. Reuonable Ht•use of Fuller Cosmetics has Fife's, 3rd St., Call WY Wt74, day or opportunity for you to earn ! WY 2-5457, 11 9 15 lfc $25 00 • $45.00 w"'kly for 12· --~ .. ·~ 15 hrs. of your spare limo. 1963, T-100 S. C. 500 CC, Tri::I,o=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~::"--=•1 Cal l Mrs. Hamilton umph motorcycle. Set EXPERIENCED or write: P. 0 . Box for Enduro riding. 5 UJ'res,IJ Parkersburg, W. Va . fenders, lites, motor just 10 29 erhauled. IVY 2-3445 after -----p. m. 11 10 Wanted To Buy_ RUMMAGE SALE: Thursday, ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes Friday and Saturday. From the largeat truck or bulldozer radiator to the mi~rellaneous CaJJ or write· 1 at 9 a. m. 128 W. Mal n ter 1 111111 est hea coro. Mr. Huw'n! Cect1. BOO W formerly Brown's Pool Ho1om.11 1 1 I Pomeroy Motor Co. I • 1 -.--.::..." SPEECHES IN IT 8~ AU. >ORT S OF FAMOUS PEOft.E .., lniUrance IF ~ov'RE UAVIN6 TROUBLE GETTING \'Ot!R 9'EfCH 5TARTEP, THIS JlCQ( COtJU) HELP L/OV ... Auto S.l" lr-===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;="'"itl •w -:., ....... 50CRAT8> CICERO. ROilfS~fRRE, ~~RAELI: WJ)<;TONE ... IT HAS Write: .... The Dally llftllllel Box 118-H Pomeroy, 0. Au/flo i ' ___" THIS l.~OI=Il,R]) MADE A SUDDEN STOP! ., Buick~ $1,09511--..,...-,:-:;::--;---Speclol Sill. Woron. BoouttLlgal Nottce lul original rod flnloh. V8 11---~----engine. Automatic aldft. OIDIN&NCI NO. IN 61 voulA1v.6·o-oi-~F·~s~l- ~»HIN1 VARMINT!! WHV DON'T VEGIT OUT YONDER AN'DO , All OICiaiDOI &o Am1IUI lec:UOJLt aDd I o! onllDanee No. 81T t ..!"v~""'~ ~::."'U.: s.a. J fta&: ID SkUoo t lberfl M ~ from the Gellllral f'Uad tD ua. llhlr hDd tho eura ol fU.110 IIDtl 1lllt tbml ba approprlw.t· .a from uld a.f*'J Fund tbe follOW• 61 Pontiac_ $1,195 Catalina 4 dr. Sedan, Hydra. . drl ,_._,_, all mat 1c \'41, vr..u.,.. white finish. tQt Blae·Hnars u.. .,, l'ln ill) IHAIWOOD<HOPPIN' FER LOWEEZY? Apparatu•· 18.000· •.;,., ........ tb• Otural FUnd I !bon ........ to UMI Slnka l'lltl4 tU 1\\11 of 118,000. .oo anti uw thaN 1M atJpropl1atd ....,.. Pomtror. Ohio fnllll =:zaJ!'cs:"~M..!::r ~~~ 1956 CHEVROLET, 1> lml, 6 cyl. Blue pick up lrucl A·l eon.. dit10n. Phone M880D, '173-M27 11 8 1tc , It&t Wlilys Jeep Sllltion wagon Good condition Call 1167-3175 . 11 5 etc' ~ .:-:.oo.;...,. ..,.., ,..,..,. ,. 10 ,.,. • foDowo• Tbat in a.otton 4 there N tn.n•· ,.md trom Utt Otaaral Fund to the !:'\.r:.,.tb: !~;ro';:r~!t~'ti'':'.:O~ _, lafltJ J'un4 the t~llowln~· ..,.. ••· .............. ,,..,.,. -~t r:mset~!o~e~e~r:u~ ~~·~':.'; Sarvica J'und. I •Del tile lwn of 122.000.00; lhat tbere be approptlated trom nsurlnce Uld. . . . . . Fund tbe followimt: Line ce: !JH(rJ'O Conmna Service ........._ IW1it.lr7 sewer Rental Feet~: tiO,o · t·r.... · """'~'" ooo.oo .J W:S made fA lepl papera. SecUon n. That SeeUor~~ rv and v , btrth records and almOst aDJ of OJ'd.i.nance .No. m puNt b:.- ''Other docmntDtl Vlll.qe of Middleport on Jai}Uiiry :/.1, · 1915 and an Ordlnancea and part1 ~~ Rea&er lu~, PomttrOJt II tt.rewlth and IK. m . .,., """ ""' .r~tet aJid " o...,_ tn fore• from 1md ° .JUST TOTHER DA'I, MAH REMARKED THAT MAH BRAIN WAS ON£ /.1:~_.;~:. AH Gar TH. STAOI«<r.ST BRAIN IN TH' FOURTH GRADE,AN'AH HA,. HAD, FO'~I\\ Y'AR~ ~ TEAG~ER SOLID MUSCL[ !!- 50 iT MUST BE THAT THIRD ·o·; MA!/l,M'I.'.' ::!;n:.=.JUi.lt.ll.t lAETNA CASUALTY Insurance .rter Octobllr e. 1NB. Mullen Insurance Aatae7, fDo. ~~~ ::. Cl~~obu. Pomeroy, Phone WY a.&8l.. WOJno Olbbont, Pntldont •1 I 1 llo coung~ 10, "· '" '::.:! I l-ca I "111at oolor ~•••n't ouit you at all, Pet! It'• at least ' I' $15 too pnl" 1 ==·=---c=-==-;;-• BOLOGNA from By CHESTER LITTI E: ROSF, I MU S I 8 29 Uc COAL STOKER. controls, =t" 'A-c N= T= ED =------,o ~.. , ~h~ide ~ s,-11.35 era Call New Haven 1182-2002. to $1.50, fox, '1.50 all 11 5 feet on hides. BtU 72,000 BTU gas neater. WY R..ctsville, Ohio, 2238. 4 tfc I • •~ sacred 11e1rt . 6 10 Meogs !AJtmty IIP'D 6 t; ' l'llul ' ~ Farm R 31 News· FRESH 1n t11e store~ .. theN91 PACKAGED-CHUNK ...... nut mer auJstard coriander Uvestoclc ed Anxiety 4lh Herefords. bred cows, bred heifer, 4-bull calves. 5135 W. ridJe Road, Huntloiton, Va. 11 8 d MOD ay 4:~ Spotlight on Sports 4:55 Weather ~ : 00 Community News t:IO World aod National 5: f5 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Worl~ News 8:10 Sports Tod!ly 8' 5 Weather Picture 8:16 PL Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 Golden Key II :00 News 11:05 Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New• 3:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grai!IB 12 :30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines I: 31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:31 Saturday Maline• 3:55 News 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Radio R I 0 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Sign Off u:: l-IE AIMS rTRY ltl kiLL ME, toE BEIM' sr~ r~f:: a? tjQJ '3H&I=ZIFf= 1'\IN'T GQIN' T'MAKE NO on::f=,R91\CE 10 """"IN rl h-r--t f-IE'S A VI:RV DANW?OUS MAN f H~ 64-\0UlD I-I.OVE BEEN O:ECUT£0 .1 A WEAK JUDGE AND J€Ll'I~ISH .,. '! ': ·' . .. ~ ·. ,, t•. ,. ~~- I I . f·. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN By BRANNER WINNIE .I KNOW WHAT YOU'VE: eEEN THROUGH lATEL'(. AND I PO;fT WANT 10 UPSET 'tOll I flUT ?HERE'S SOME: N'WS I'liE !!EEN wmt • HOI.DING F10<t 'IOU .., I' Full ,. '.' 1.1 \ · I· . -litE ~.~-·" wllj:E"! • '• TNE GOO!) f)OC1tl( NEW Sl!JFF, liUT I'Ml'N 110U> H~ HOW UlNG IT MIG!lT 1llt(E BekJif HSGElS HIS STOREROOMS ClEANED ..,.. JURY LET HIM OFF • I '.· • 1 11 . SHE& RE!MED! ·- 4 ROOM and bath apartment. All ulilillel .peld. Tel: WY 1975 11 10 lfc \VJEH RADIO RIGHT AFTER DINNER ...WHEN DIIW, paclcaged c:lmnk yoa CBD .UC. It Jll"lleaJf d ...... · right wbea yon Dl!ed it. It's alRJB III'01te1lome & h. Try SOIIMI. Ia fad, trJ all the FleDdl/aiJ laud mrt moce SA'l'IJIIDA YS 1:00 Sip Ort - - N"'" 8:30 Happy Valley lloyt 1:05 Coono.. Music .,_ ~, '""" 1:20 CounO..1 Jamooreo .. .:00 Prot-•·nt Hour - Pando 7:80 Sporla 7,35 Larry ADder,... Sllow ftfE BORN LOSiiERR----~--·--------------By ART SANSOM Ha9e it sliced flesh bJ JUIII' pucar • ..,. tbe pacbged, c:lmuk-1rtyle Fli!IICb/aly IJolop. With 61 euttlng. WID buJ hides Monday. PhD Meter, Phctlllll WY :WSIO. 8 18 lie' It 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Oft WJEH LOG Th roup Fr· itlay On J Cl k 7:15 Sign , Mumca oc •.:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 world News J.tl:tS It's !luslc • Army 8:10 Sports Today rru.. Tbtul,) U:OO Dutto.t's and Uerna Dairy 8:15 Weather Picture 1 liO Nelli Tup Ten Sliow 8:16 Musoca · I Cloc k I2:00 News 8 lbU Miller Slibw 8:55 Community News 12 ' 15 lusical lnterlud• 8 45 Baur Furnlltlre Sholl 9:00 Talk of the Town y 1~ ~en 12:30 Rllv. Merlin feels 9:55 Mason County News ,, ;~ Colt110 with jeitel I:OO News 10:00 Public Service I• oo l'urtralt.l of a Patriot I:O& Jim Aleee Show 10:15 Family Worship Hour ,u "' Swap Shop 5:50 Sport.l Parede 10:30 Lalchstring 11130 '11m MU!er llt'tl'ICII Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade 11:00 News H• ,; Mason Agr P-ogram 6:45 Sign Of! 11 :05 Morning Melodies >l'NIIA~S texcept Friday, Church •TI·osaay: 7:30 Sign un - Arm1 Hour Bells Ring) t> ·.1 t•mtly Worship (Thurs.) 7:55 News 11 :45 World News •· A> L. Program U'ridayl I:UO Boptlst Layman', Hour 11 :55 Mason County News II "" ~·ws 8:30 Sunday Show 12:00 Community News ; . 110 I'•"Y'I Country Jtlllcllon 9.30 The 61Die Spea~• to You 12:05 Noon News II ' I'UIY'I Coontry Hym,.. .9:'!!1 LagtSla.Uve Roport 12:10 Mllrkets •• "'' L...,.m blocl< News tt Ot The Good •.Ito 12:15 Mid Day Weather t, Jl ~Jar's Guest Slllr W:o• Longreosmao Moo Iter 12:20 Bulletin Board tFrldayl 10:30 The Country Hymntlmers 12:25 News 0 Grams IJ :wLllrry AnllenoD Show 11:30 Tho Qwel Hour 2:30 County Agent 3 ' Jim Mees Show 12:00 News 12:45 Country Go Round 4 ;> Btaettnar Auto Show 12:15 Tbe Christians lluur 1:55 News Beat • 3tJ Electnc Companj> News 12:30 l'h.- Rev Mert·o feell 2:00 Country Go Round 4 •• Jtm Mees Sbo9' 1:30 l'he a.v. Sila• BU!ups 2:55 News S.at 2:00 Tho Rev. Andrew Farsons 3:00 Mld Way Matinee 5 m1 ~.cws >'" Jim Meeo Sboto 2:30 Sunday .,..we.a,. 3:55 News S.at ; "' Rlzer'l Weather Report 6:00 SundoW11 Serona.le 4:00 DtsCmg wtth Doss ; 50 Sporta PIII'ICII 6:15 Sign Oft 1:30 1ntercbaJII!O 6 57 Wuatber 7 tlfi ."'llaUonaJ .~eWJ i 05 BIU Miller Sbo9 7 ~ Spofls Parade 7 ao 'Bill Miller 'lllc• Ut Pick,.. Han:warc WY 2·2143 or .oN DAY nutU FRIDAYSign On - ~ews f 1~ BLAETTNAR'S sliced YO..J. WMPO Radio RADIATOR SERVICE 119 :o I·'<! K I Mu•, r HAVE YOUR 1'\N".WFR, 1 Mam St.. Pomeroy. GOULD ~ . ' . • ....... - ...... .-.,.... , ... .,.. .......... ., .. ,... . ...... . ... , ,..;. , ........ ~ .. - ·"1 ·'~"'""'""" ' l ~NOIII'll<IS IS All/FUllY 5Uili>EN1 GlCRIA 1 AND-.. AND .... �'''' ' '' llloDally Sentlne~_!_omeroy-Middlep~. 0,_No,.. -' . 10 198& ' I Around And ............ · EXplained ..~··-thodist Women's 5erVICe me h W ld lti Communities, throu~ o~t fro'?a foot I 1 l Children in Distant Hospttafs are Remembered by Meigs 8 et 40 Salon l :pro~!':id Injury~~ l\u'oU8~1~e ~;rhe ~:i~ =~ n:. weeke~d ~wson ~'au g~t exc~a:~ ~~:~~~wwl~h ~~-that ' ~ne;h ~: Wor~ilip dev~~ionalt~;~~·~ :~af p Po aren s r In Cribbing I d buj~· Commlt~en ' d~n ih~~~d~~~:~:~::rs yell~w :Mr;;;s~·.;Mi~ldiiire":diiiZe"=lg~le~r~w':a~s~iiire-•111 t'" 1 MEIGS THEATRE ' Obligatiolt ~~~~hdt:· ha~d t'ha~~n ~~note Oh,. ! tweeds and plaids. Nlany th~ Am Vets Post in Pomeroy for , prayer by the Rev. Perrm. Mrs. Iconference. Md andCMarg'· l~~;as D:;~!: don;tions •~d cinthmg for •I' Rhiohard Rkuped ' tha~~~o~:r:~~~ an son, aae to help suppor c a1rman. as e · , misses .and half sizes -In 1'•• 1 , • Two Sale Groups. j $28·00 iiiiiiiii...... Sunday dinner gues ts of Mrs. 1'hL•m~:~s I $J8·oo ~ Elberfelds Are Open Thursday and Every Week Day From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and on Saturdays From 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. gi~;ireshment• were served by lth• nnh grade moth•rs with , Mrs. Malcolm Mees, Mrs. Leon IMcKniihl, ·-Mrs. Richard Rupe, 1' Approximately 70 persons at-IMrs. Orval Wiles, Mrs. ~o~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy , E=d=w=ar~d~R=IC=·j,b,...,...,,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll!l•!l!!•~~ Ir;[w~·~·~nd~M~r~s~ Edith and Mrs. Curi:l tended banquet the BMUBl Wiggins Co- ghter of IMotber-DauEvangeline ard m charge. 'I Mrs. Gamet Folden of . Chapter OES Tuesdau even• ' ~ b · h guest of her s1slum us Ls t e lng at the Masonic Temple in Iters and brol!Jer-m-law, M,r s. Middleport. The Masons pre- • I Edith Thomas and Mrs Cora ared and served the baked Wiggins and Mr. and Mrs. Ja- ~am dinner. Roberta K. Mindcob Schuler. . d rr· a M. J · Smith student at ling, past gr<m o leer, was aa University' '. ' •'•I gues t or Mrs OhioISSState Columspe.cla . . Lillian b t the weekend with Ste1ff for the evemng. h~:~ :::,~ts and ~ister, Mr. and Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, worM s pG\enn Smith and Dunna. thy matron, welcomed. the ~nms Moore, student at Rio members and guests w~th _the Grande College, spent the week- prayer given by Mrs: Mmdhng. , end with his parents, Mr. and Following the meetmg a pro. Mrs. Lloyd Moore . gram of music was presented ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reibel by several daughters of memhave returlled to their home, bers with Mrs. John Lyon as Columbus, after being called mistretss of cereJil{)nies. · 1 here by the illness and dealh The program included a voot' Ethan Harper. cal solo, ''He," by Kathy Bunce,i I Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. John with Betsy Cunningham at tbe J F. Baily und Mrs. Olan Genhei- piano; a piano duet, "Gypsy ! mer spent Monday at Stewart Sweetheart,'' by Debblo and l with Mrs. Cyril Arnold. Carol King ; two organ numMrs. Olan Genheimer return- bers, 1 'Charmaine" .and "Dark-1 ed to her home, Columbus Mon· town Strutter's Ball,' by Twila! day evening, alter a we<kend Sue Clatworthy, and a plano! visit wtth relatives. She was number by Kathy Klng. j accompanied ~me by her dau- The program was roncluded ghter and son-m-l~w • Mr · and with several piano-organ num- : Mrs. William Sheridan and fa· bers by Mrs. Steil! and Rober- i mlly who will spend a few days ta Mlndling lncludine "Bie" ' with her parents. This House,'' ''Pass Me Not;•· I Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Ka~.tzel "Wben 1 Grow Too Old," "Au· returned to their home, &luon tumn Leaves," "Aura Lee," IMonday, after .a several days "Come Ye Thankful People," visit witb her Sister, Mrs. Alon- "Missouri Wa1lz," ''Star of tbe I zo Custer and other relatives. Ea 9t'' 3 nd "BeauUful Ohio.'' Mr and Mrs Loren Caverlee f H. t'ngton . W Va. were The birthday song wal sung :eek~::.; gu~ts ~~ her sister, for Lillian Steil!. Potted plants M Alonzo Custer and other were presented to the oldest ~\· mother present, Mrs. Ebersrea IVes. bach, mother of Mrs. James DANCE AT WAHAMA Clatworthy; Mrs. Richard Long, The Wahama High school Li- youngest; and Mrs. Jo Ann brary club will hold a danre Bailey, youogest grandmother, party witb the Jays this Friday and mother of Mrs. I.Amg. night from 8 to 11 p.m. at the . Masons . preparing and servWahama High gym. The pub- Jng the dinner were James Eu· lie is weloome. ler, Jack Bechtle, Eber Lewh, James Criswell, Bnb Ebersbach, Charles Bennett, Paul Darnell, Harry Chesher, Phil Meinhart, and Kenneth Wilcox. • For Goodyear 1 ON THIS VETERANS' DAY, .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11th May we all join in honoring each and every citizen for his or her valor, as a member of the Armed forces of tho United States, U. times of IIGiional anxiety and WCIII Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Sen1ng Meigs County for over 93 vean POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DeJlllslt Insurance Corporation . ' .. I I 1 Your Plymouth Dealer is off to another hot sales year··· . and his deals are as • popular as the qutck ' ~ . new '66 Fury '66 Plymoulll fary. A .,eat big beautr 1o a ereat bla hUrry. Whe« 1'0!1· see Mat yoor Plymoutll Dellol'S. '-===iiiiiiiiOiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::""ll liFFICE TO BE CLOSED The Social Security IJUmce ln Marietta wUI be ed Thursday, November In observance of ~·nnntone asfastu ~ spiiU SHIRT . P"- St1rt At . ' $11.99 FINISHING " ·;_ . ' ' .. .;. . It,. . - ,. AAAA·AAA AA·B Ollr IMst quality Chapman· Cana~ay I DAY S!iltVICI ON R!GUIIT In the Mllldlellock NIKt .. llllerfelil. POMIROY'I QUALITY IHOI Robinson's nou Tile ODoel of cold WOither II ezp«<ed to abate tile 11aa1er Dolrylnc wUI becomt llllll't TOKYO COMMlJNIST CID· from lale<tect o.olmato 11 It like a buolneoo and 1... lllle a na today aceused the Soviet Un- ,...,.. okuau Into operlod of farm, according to the sales loa of making o deol wlth the dormallCy, ot le11t ooUI executive of one of the nation's United States to promote 1 1prlac. large dairy equipment firms. 1 1 ntgullated ,.tUement of h Meaowblle, the third eDDie I Roher! Mather, vice president Viet Nam war. lor lmmunhalloo or polo, to In charge of sales for Babson Pekinc uid the Kremlin be held Ia Middleport, wlll be Brother•, tlllcago, oaid thio tactic• were "double • laced toalcbt ot tbe fire ..mpaay Wednesday night at Eastero and mote cunning and phyocrlt- ball, oot saturday, 11 report. lllgh ochool when he sp<Jke to ical than lbo,. ol KIIrolhchev." od eorller. Hour1 toalPI 1 to 160 persona attending the annul p. m. al meeting of the Meigs CouoW H HI N G T 0 N - CUN· ~~-------- ty Dairy Service Vnil. l!'ess, eolleerned thot I ~ndThf Babson Company mokeo ru1 or oaboteur• might be abl• and markets the s.rse milking to ds'!hiy the nation's power machine. supply wu moving today toward • lull dr.., inquiry Into Tuesday's blackout In tile nortbeaatero United Stateo. GROUP 2 SALE I M • fy About , 2 (Color) ~~~~~~~~:,._:~~e~~ra~ fo~~·l:: People In ~ Dau~hters are ~........................~~iiiiiiii;....iiiiiiii..... __,lll i Pomeroy il Spee~aiGuests I'' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler Iand Mrs. Garnet Folden ..... I For Banquf:t a Business and Less like a Farm Charles Perroud, 41, One Of Two Victims in Rt. 2 Seven Schools GROUP 1 SALE 1 :r 1preadlq out from th '1 styles to choose from in weekend guests of h1s mother. Irummalge s "' have not paid the1r due!! do su • d he !he Sa on TONIGHT 1< THURSDAY ObhgatJOn mghl wa s observ-i Mrs Beulah White an o! r l Se t ul names were drawn I at once It was announced th~t NOT OPEN ' ed when Bethel No. 62 of the Irelatives. . It ~re ~ted to purchase prmt-1 the Me 1gs County PTA Council ' llntemalional Order or Job's I Spendmg the weekend WI~~ ed ws~t~nury from the- Quality cleared $251 [rom ils auction i FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY IDaughters met Monday t!venm~ l Mr and. Mrs Albert Ruu:.;s IPnnt Shop in Middleport Mary and $107 !rom its rummage sale,j Nov•mber 12·13 at the Pomeroy Masomc Tern and family were Mr and Mr M rtin L-onstitution and by-laws makmg .a total of $358 "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" Wilford Roush and. SQII, James. Ich:lrm'an reported both are be- It was also announced that ! Brian Donlevy, Geo. BakE'r, pie. Jenmfer Blakeslee, honored and Mrs James Wmdland. New- I· re a~·ed for the Salon part- the Christmas program of the l Carol Uray queen, pres1ded and C. E. ton Falls: Mr. ~nd Mrs. Homer mg _P P school would be held Tuesday, . "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" Blakeslee served as associate ! Roush, Blacksv ille, W. Va.; and j ne~~ bulletin frotn Helen Cot- December 21 , at 1:30 p.m. Nam{Technieolor) guardian pro tern. The date •Jf l Mr. and Mrs. C!~rence Cumt~r- t Columbus departmental ed as the treat committee were 'wm. Sylvester, Carolt> Gray, March 26 was uccep.ted f~r the i ledge. and f~rmlv , ~~~na., lC- c~a eau, stating' that th& De-l Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mrs. Tracy Reed spring visitstion ~hich Will b~~ tor and . Ma~vm: .•~r.'::_';:_~~;- cer!ber pouvoir will he held al lCharles Legar. All room moth· I IUN.-MON .·TUES.·WED. a combmed mspe<tJUn With G~l 1~ ""'· " " " , Ft. Hsyes Hotel in Columbus i ers were asl<ed lo help sack Nov. 14-17 lipolis Bethel. Plans were rna e,l • the candy. Unclaimed door priz-1 Elvis Presley for inltiaUon at the next meet1 Oln d I es at the Halloween party were "TICKLE ME" PotMroy II ne MeJc1 CGuaty Heahll Depal'lmeat reported today ont kiUod at Royal Oak Park be1 beta foaad tafe<ted. WORLD wool fabrics In solids, 1 Night Observed b\' Bet Ire I ly ed c6ats, Beautiful all c~ose enoug~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1965 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~_,~ = :·::7:7;~::Sales Executive Tells 160 Meigs Countians: at 1----------------- "'--------= seen in much higher pric· a piano prelude Th:m Ctlvered with a lace doth and Mrs 0 E. Rall, vice presiColoS, ven of these chil-l ton Two main ways brought lng Hymn" by Mrs. C. M. Icenlered with a while looted dent of the Middleport ll<Jard 40 children .. e his monlh I out were settmg a poor examnesy and a bowl of frmt flanked by orange of Education, " In Columbus and lhe l pie and not paymg president. Mrs ames tapers 10 white holders. M r ' thiS week attendmg the three- a n d d and mo•· i altentwn to children s schoo The Chrlslmas bazaar was an· Cnsweli pr.,ided at the silver dav session of the Ohio School . Salon WI 11 sen dcar lis remember work. nounced for Nov. 30. L'Offee service. An arrangement I Bo'ards Association Conference I ey to these WI their I The meeling, in tharge of During the business m..tlng iot mums were used "" , Mrs RalliS serving as stalo , fhe other; was ' Eiza r.iimore. president, open· the pwllO. Ihospitahty chairman for the I the Alm/ Lodge and I ed with pledge to flag and p<Je~ reader~:w~~~ POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO '' very special prices. Styles L~l-1 Denv~r, - NO. 174 warm winter coats .at be' ~;~~:ntary I VOL XVII to purchase your ~ctedt I~ p~nmedl~tlon ~p~a~d ~as ~rL'eJVed. lrom ~lbur ~=~~: The meeting was ~penrt w:~h . ~i7~\.~~;~:he: r:.,~,d ac~~~f.! t::re~~si~~z~:;h Mr. and Mrs. Nailonai Jewls~h~:~p=~ abo~7 ~~~~:.0 °c~;;n~nd i::mit Wal~en-' \. Now is your chance ' Is Exp ore ~·~~g;;~~; at y WARM WINTER COATS IN South~astern So~ ~: ~u~':~~nes ste~ str~vm Dece~ ~ ~y ~\ti· ;,~rtn~~shlp • A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF WOMEN'S • • • MC~rr tMartl~·nner ~!lngla~o~~ as. ~;;rr~ :a~ssiere, , ~hildren. ~~!close:' te~l"!u"1 Mt~d~: :! ~~:J :~ Beverly i po~l~arl 7• ''Wh~re 1 I ELBERFELDS ~ eo s DticembeJ' • • & with • dutch The 8 et 40 Meigs I un1y upper to be held December • .i Jon 710 held Its regu ar mee • 'l;hose planning j I ing Mond"J Eunte Brinker, The Jli'OI'IID theme of Moth- ported Entsminger Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman home of u • Y ' ·Myrtle Walker. Ruth Thornton, «1111 Women's serviee In the the 18 sewing kits took .their daughter, Knapp, clnlpeau, open- Rhoda Hackett, Pearl Knapp t<llllinuniiy, aDd World Community Day IAnn, to Columbus Monday for : ed the meeting '" ritualistic! and will be wottld was presented Y · nked the committee, IR· medtcal ohservatwn. d Mrs Hyse11, secre- A ns mas 1 . Roberl Coats and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Everett Davis, : Mrs. James Faulkner had read the min- Iheld at the next Heyes at ttie Novem:r Mrs. L. Mltch, Mrs. Norm Iher guests her sons rutes and the treasurer reported Iday, a and .ng of the W.S.C.S. land Mrs M. L. French. and f•miiJes, Mr. and Mrs. 22 hand. Glady• Mowrey, be announ WI t )1ethodist Churcll Monday./: ':;. M. ·E. reported on Lawrence Ikner of chsirman, reported ' $1 rllng m the SOCial rooms :the Minlsttr's Wlves' Retreat bans. W V'd. and Mr. an tht! Salon had reached Jts lthe me o as co-hostess. church. which she attended this f<lll at James Faulkner, Jr. of Cha -. membership goal for the year. Gladys Molwrey f the meeting I IIeston, W Va . R bet Mltrh ! Rhoda Hac ket.I ch'ld c osewere o served byI Enlarging on the tope, I'Do Camp Asbury. I welfarel, At f the hmenla " M Coals pointed th Mr and Mrs o r Ichairman read letters I rom re res H II d lomethmg, oncern where Mrs Criswell thanked e and David and Steve .. the TB Hospital at!the hoSiesses Mrs. yse an , uul the1anareas o c may offer committee for dthe family I Cbrijt women d the Dlght goal lwheehnu,. W. Va. spent Mthe eIsonVI IIe and from the Ben[ Elleen Searles. 1 1 I be ficial to society at preparation an ~ea . Sh I weekend With their parens, r Frunkhn TB Hospital in Colum- 1 set\' ces ne . clud· sheet for Lhe commg year . e and Mrs. P. L. Much and Mr., . f f I all levels. as Iclosed with a meditation enlil· ' and Mrs John Seines. . WllS voted to support one I I our own door lied, "How Can W• Give, Mr. and Mrs. Richard child in Nelsonville Hospital r s Ianswell as In the world; Thanks' " ' Belpre, spent lhe weeken and five m lhe Columbus Hos•. ags to show love to otbers The Center prepar- 1their parents, Mrs Max RHo er l pita! It was reported that Half I I S 'r't d Mr and Mrs Wilbur an· ' . t lo H in rural areas, education o our ed by Mrs Guy Shu er, P1 1 • ·~ · (loween ~atds were sen _ A panel discussion on . " ow youth, and remembermg the ag-~ ual Life secretary, _earned out rung. Faulkner moved i these children. It w~s. also Vol Iwe encourage cheatmg _m our ed and the infirm. the theme of the I!J:Jft of hfr Mrs. James Palmer St red to send ThunksgJvmg cards ' children " was held durmg the om God with a dlsplay ol rl from her home on and to purchase Christmas . ~ hour of the Pomeroy Mrs. Hsyes, of bread, sail , candi<s. and ' to the home .':f ller cards and gilts which Will PTA Monday eveman caiTJed out e f Itt 0 pen Bible I Mrs. Eva Jlar I f'Y on . taken 1o the children Old Does Our " Tue<day Christmas cards are bemg mng. s lth teacher · Be in?," in the invocatiOn. I The hostesses. Mrs Max Rol· l Mr. and Mr!S Robert Sharp . d to the Children's I M1ss Carolyn m • ~ hy!n seripture. reading and ler Moss Nellie Zerkle. Mrs. and Mr Paul Haptonstail were I senC iumbus ' was moderator and on the IJa.:Ues JIViden , and Mrs F. M.i m Columbus Salllrday wheJe lhe ,el were .Rev. About Middle part I MrYIM CINM" l'o-roy IN- USI OUR PAittt:tNO LOT Let yourself go .•• to your Plymouth Dealer's ' · . ./illllt/taVIDIH/YAIIIoM/~ · TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 SQuth 3rd A!e.; 0. � 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 11. November 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. 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