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All .t O. .Dlit#fiMt! ...... ..., Pantasote Chemical Plani - Laun~hed at Ground B 1e Wantlnt Thl• tho Top larl nd Save. IMita ~ ~-'t I 14 ~;·~; .... ;_..~ · :'tt~lllt~~·~·;-;~"~'-~·~:leol~rw.=~Dto:=re~a.=l • ""C*M ... to'lw...-.l'l•tM• om~y lOme • Oak Sl" when the Sears Th e meetmg, . . cba rge o1 to painted and will present operetta, Hokey Pokey Group _ D m M gold All a rdandPrevergrt!Ofl. od Ischool "The Butlon Tree "tbewith all 1Ramsbu11 nd Roebuck company's Oh1o ' M Robe Le 1·5 ·d 1 rs. a11 1or am · ' Vivian Mr. aod Mrl. C. 0 , pII'IOitl :ivic beaut1 fka lion contest W8.!1 rs.ed 'thrt d wt . ' prbeSJ Men ' ern arrangement uslag okra pupils taking part Tuesday . Nov. Terry McClellan,. t"blrleatoo, W. Va. .,... ...,. . open WI evo IOR.s y rs. od nd l I ......1 h 24 starting at 8 p m alk -· u- 'Ia... m li s<'US8ed . It is required that :W ILe<J 8 an which included the Jo~ sa samon coo,~ c rys, . . . .. Smith, Danny W er, JUtlta "" nu.•. •· Jt'r cent of all Ohio clubs par- b ft ~ f th d Th anthemums in a tall container. :Music Dlr~tor . 15 Maurita Erlewine, WUliam Myers, ~~ qt MIDe:l'IViUe. . ff. 0r Sl 511() I E-a I u es or e gar ener. e A dessert cOurse was served Miller, who Is assisted by the . Gl d J ~- Spar•· "-. Mabel Va Meter· _ _.. · 1club prayer in unison closed the .IUfl.3le or ttn t r . "' It N 11· Val incipal· le oy ' oy ~ -. m..n 1 • spend"'"' a few · 12 iaCU Y. e le e, pr · da -Nei!IOD ' Tweel 10 Ln fJriZ~>s W l·11 be WI'thdrawn· devotions . New yearbooks were dunng the social hour to Roberta Wilson, Anna Eliza~ ...,. hr -.. W~ ~ ~ nuw 1l the•• 11lt Tht" proJect rna_\' exlt>nd ovt'r di ~ tributed by the president members. beth Truaer, Olive Page, and AMa Jacka, Bobby her brother and slsfl,...!l s pt<riOd uf three years and need \,rs. John Terrell reported Gladys Major. Danny Stafford, Corlntbia Mr. and Mrl. E l do -. - ..... c......-~ " - - -···--·- 11744 ...... lot be largP. ur spectaC'lilar . on the regional meeting held Programs are in charge of and Roger Nelson. and drluahteJ, .. ········-··· )Ill must 1111 a net"d of I h e in Nelsonville and Mrs. Robert Linda Haley, costumes by the I Button Tree Elves ,,, - · - ........ · - - _•• •••••••••• • 112.21 ·ommunit y .. Thompson on the fiower show mothers, tickets by the P.T.A. I CUster, Keith Perry Mn. Elu GilJnoN Jr. 1 1 - ~ .... - ..... ··-·-·····--· - t47.77 It was vot E'd lu partlcl p~te , , at Kyger Creek Sc~1ool, Nomembers, make-up by cooks! Devls, Ricky Metheney, . Denver Kapple were , _ 1 _._. _ _ . _ - - •.••• _.. ... . -- f4S.44 ~ree po!\<;Jbl e- proje<'l s 'A ere · Vt'mber 12. Rules and divisions IIUld custodian, while Paul Wal· McM1llen, Tommy Arney, vlllitora 1D Galttpolls ~~·· d.lsrussed end ~lrs. John Ter-, of entries for the Meigs County ker and Harvey Erlewine are es Council, Tony C8rdillo, ~leasant. W. Va.• _.... ---··.:. Flow£'r Show, November %8-211 (n Middleport stage managers. mas Goff, Mike Swlek, Doa JUles ol Tipp ott I SAVI ALSO OM MOOM IICYCLES Iat the Pomeroy Eleme'tory Pupils In the play, as they Council, Mike Knapp, V.aciOM 'nlCYC'.lU DUlliNG THIS SALI School were distribute. by Mrs. I Mr. a~d Mrs. Ro_bert Mitch will appear on stage, will be, Harless, Frank ColweU, ·llrleflY Tuesday with Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio Charle!!' Lewis, regional dlrec- rand fanuly of Wheelmg, W. V~. arter Rhythm Band, The Little les Tyree, and Keith Jones. ·Rouak. M.lnersviDe. tor . and flower show chairman. were weekend guests of theuBoy's Mother, Sherri '1\Jrner; Button Tree Fairlea Mra. tbUah also vi.llted Mrl. TONIGHT & SATURDAY 1'hf' club entry will be Hospital· p~rents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry The Little Boy, Terl')' NE!p~; Johnson, Ailsa Walker, . Withrow. I oi.ly SUS "THE BRASS BOTTLE " ity or Door decorations. M~tch and Mr. and Mrs. John The Buttoneer Boys, E1ght Sparks, Csrot SJgman, Rita Emcat Carpenter of ITechmcolorJ ~l'lcNcT.... Tony Randall. Byrl lves, Bar· Plans were made for a Christ- Scanes. Buttonless Boys and Girls, vis, Carla Crisp, Pamela ·-.m~ last week il With AIIMMd SNit bar3 E'.den and Luscious Lu· m11~ dinner at Crow's Steok Mrs. Henry Henne_sy left Hokey Pokey Children, Sixteen Sandra Flocarrl, Cindy ·and 'Mrs. Carl Moore. She lu Porter. House on December 16. follow· Thursday for Zanesville whe_re Little Elves, Twenty Button s, Paricla Ashburn, Ann I night with Mrs. I ''THE GOLDEN ARROW" Coma llD&sst"mbled, made 38 . . . "' " ted>· es wide by IS blchoo blob eti h:a party and gift exchan_g;e she will be the guest of relabvTree Fairies, Scissors, Gloria well, Brenda Rupe, Joy and children. (Technicolor) of aturd.." pine wood . Slate Sealll • ,.......... Sal<oTab Hunter I at thf' home of Mrs. Robert es for two weeks. IGoff; Thread, Margo Grate Bonita .Johnston, Gwen Bentz of wriUnc board. Sale Jll'lce Lewis Mis.s Fri~a Faehnle, Mr s. l Thimble. Wanda Cardi11o: The Brenda Flowers, Co~le wltb tJer SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Mrs . Thompson gave a dem· Crary Dav.Js_ (ll\d !'-frs. C . . M. I Four O'Clock, Don Raya:, and es, Laura Arney, Debra Pierce, , Mrs. Telford Nov, 22-23-'24 on~tration on mechanirs of Hennesy VISited With relatives The Dragon. Billy Crsy. and Edith Woodard, I · "T HE UNSINKABLE flower arranging using dlj' e.nd l and friends in Columbus Wed· Rhythm Bend- James Coun- Ctmru. ~ Gaty Erlewine, . Mr. ,ro. _Mrs. ,IJutJes Patte.r. MOLLY BROWN" resh mterial. She showed · nesday. cil. Patricia Ashburn, Ricky Kermy Jacks, BeUy Smtih, 1 ~.' : 1.nd ~ ~ Brent of . _ (Technicolor) how styrofoam cost hangers and Mr. and ~- Don Burkey _of Custer, Brenda Rupt:, Debra , CJJfford Edmonds, Glenna Keys, W~ ~y .dlnQer IUpesatlilter-ll Dt>bbie Reynolds, .Harve Prf's . chirken wire can be used to Marietta visited recently ~tth ~atson, Pamela Davi<J, Carol i Sherrie Dlngus:l!l, Daniel Mid- his mo~er, ~." -DI;nie nell . Ed BPgler. Jack Krusgre-at advantages Md the use her mother, Mrs. c_. A. Emrrush. Stgman, Edlh Woodard Thom~j klff, Uapny AShbUf11, Ricky son. • . .... • ' ·· Buy yoan now dw-inC t.b:.is sale and save for Cblistmu chen, Hermione Baddeley, of randles, Christmas ornaMr. and ~s. Richard Roller as Arney, Joe Jacks, Mary Pierce,· Stella Smith, Kay Ward, ' . , .. . . ·· Sale limited to stoet on band •• lUted: Colorcartoont --====~m~e~nt:s~a~n~d~fi~•gu:;ri~ne:;:s~to:.,:::co::m~p::li~- ~ of Be~lre v1s_1ted the past week- Johnson, Jeffer'y Hilleary, Char· Eddie Turley, Jlnuny Betz, 1S16.so TOWll & COUNTRY "'AGON SAU $12.00 _ end w1~t heir par~ts, Mr. and Jes Tyree, Bonita Johnston, Mike Henry Gilliam, Dickie Methen· ' ,.. 1 Only $12.95 ILO.DtO CHIIP WAGON -- -- SALE $18.10 Mrs. Wilbur Hunnmg and Mrs. Swick. William Gloyd, and ey, Krist}' Matson, M211t· . 2 Only $11.50 stADIO CHIEP WAGONS ---- SALE $9.11 1son, Sandra Gloyd, 1 Max Ro!ler. Floyd Cleland . I Only $9.H IADIO PLYII WAGONS ·--- SALI $7 . . Mrs. c. M. Hennesy bas gone The Buttoneer Boys - Terry •Gloyd Tetry Jarrell, I to Col~~bus to _ spen? the : Metheney, Kimmy Pierce, Jones, Linda MidkJff, Bonnie 'ftle Junior 'e1ass of Polneroy 1 Z Only $7.51 stADIO JIT WAGONS --- --- SALI $6.00 ThanksgJVlng holiday With her Eugene Jacks, Eddie Ramsburg, Fraley, R.oa:er Stafford, Cheryl School wlll present tts I 4 Onty $5.95 RADIO SUPER WAGONS ••• • SALE t4.GO and fa~!}', Mr. and Paul Walker, Charles McMil· Nelson, Judy Stafford, Billy Ulls ever~lng at 8 in th e l I Only P,.., RIX PAL WAGONS ·· ---- --- - SAL~7S Mrs. Gordon Harris and lam- lin, Keith Clellnnd, Larry NeJ. Harless, Dlnah Erlewine, High auditorium. SALE! JUST '-$3.95 & $4.95 SCOOTERS ily. son, Bobb~ Flowers, and Har- ny Tyree, Peggy Arney, The play, a three-act vey Erlewme. Oblinger, Grace TUbb11, edy, develops Into hilarious ·WHILE THEY LAST , . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . $2.50 _Eight Buttonless Boys and Ica Prry, Carmla when the girls ·try to get G1rls - Jeffrey Grate, Larry 'i Joyce Edmonds, Robert boys lo take them dancing. Harmon, Gene Flowel'3, Tom· burg, and Dena Jacks. like aU boys, they would rather IMPRIII f4.$11 my Crisp, Joyce Arney, Lois play football. Cecil gets a . . '. '• Rupe, Sheryl Johnson, and Debeye, Walter almost geb sent Fall and winter wonders Fellow1hip Supper relormalory and poor All"' 11 Gifted ideu for the Na:;arene Youth practically geto left at the altar. A down oo the fann &arne Made by Remeq - of pill· holiday season ahead. See w!tb 12 real anjmal Seniors of Rutland High HalillBI Meeting II Helil Wedne1dny Jane, the girl next door, Is tlt.,,. loft of,)illy •alueour salection of ... a:ounds, tor 2 to 4 playerL for~y• or giri1 - Sale , School are practicing for their The Middleport Nazarene A feUowship supper played by, Kendi Gnaeser: Sa · class play to be preseoted Dec- Young people's group held its I ed by the Women's Gwyn, Jane 1 best friend, is I ; ember 4 in the high school aud· first meeting Tuesday evening Society of the First portrayed by Sandi ~ndrickd; j itorium under direction of Mrs. at Mrs. Luster's home tn Mid~ Ichurcll was held Wednesday ev· ~alter's mother, Mariall, is Harold Sauer. dleNirt Prellellt were Sherrie ening llh the church P ayed by Barbara Kennedy; 1 • r" ' . . Lynn, Walter's "bratty" sister, The play is entitled, "Take Stmrnons, Bonme Sunmo~s, Mr. and Mrs. P. Sadhu is done by SharOD Bigp; AJ, Your Medicine" by Felicia Sharon Harrison, Peggy MeKin-- of NeUore, South lndiaD. ller P~NNY BRITE ROOM OUTFITS 1 W lier'10Ide r ss ' · Chad! Roger FoII ow Ing the din ner, Mr. and ce, aHannahs· ·' Metcalf, The scene is a hospital ney, Ronrue e e, . Cbe •1·· Real piay furnlture-,-Kltchen uinette, Bedroom, · .. Dudding, Gene Stephenson. Mrs. Samuel spoke briefly . • . ry Schoolroom• .Your- Choice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.75 room. Tommy Luster, Phyllls Luster conducted a question and ld P~YI Hfdeg~ 8 · The action centers on Henry ·, and Mrs. Bartlett. swer period. Mrs. Harry L. w ow; ane VBIII K. DodsOL, a most unwilling pa· j Plans were made for s Christ- ey and Mrs. Joseph Cook ~a':, a juvenile officer; I'ENNY BRITE $12.95 NURSERY tient. played by Larry Rupe, mas party to be held Decem· the Samuela on a tour of th Bob W~~~ ::::roGihbs 1 • and the other patient, Mr. Puck- 1 ber 21. The meeting began wilb town and a part of West ' a New 131<1 Inch Doll n pajam... Baby tender, Bath· ett, who is enjoying his stay · a prayer at 8 p.m. and closed ginia, then visiting the · ~=yed ..bJ BUI Ft~; lnette and a crib. Complete Set. Silo Price $10.49 away from his tyrant of a sis- at 10:30 with a prayer by Mn . High school where Mr. and Mrs. ..~ 1ft'!al~l fllither Is Oli1' ter, is played by M'ike Stewart. Bartlett. Samuel spoke Tom.,_,.; · CeCil is _lnldegardJ - -- - - - - - - - - ' - -- -'--"' _ _ _ _ son, and Is played by J. C. KUS-1 1 r--~---------------, Others '""'"" part are Linda ' self and Bennett n ••- .•< play1 JOHNNY SEVEN COMBAT SETS Sue Park;;;:: Angela Warren; AUce;, !Ia""'·""'"''" . Don Smith as Dr . Bill JackBlnoculats - 2 Walkie Talkie Combat Phones son; JuUa Lucas, head Durse, SON 18 BORN Rifle Bullets - Armor Piercing Shells - 2 M~s Holt; Sally Williams as Miss Darlene Koehler and Mr. niec"' of the bride, and Mr. and Mn. A: K. nades- Jun~e Knife. It's a One Man Army $12.95 eAU WEATHER Pat Pryor; carolyn McKnight Victor E. Gaul will be married Sharon Gaul, cousin of t b of 275 Flint Rtdge, (; and Martha Hawkins as Dottie on Novembec 2S, at 7:30p.m. ln groom. · are annni.Jft:clilg the birtb ~I.__ _ _ _...;._ _, and Lottie, nurses ; Darrell the Chester Methodist Church. The bride-elect iB a son, named Todd Kyle, ~:::11 2 Only $9.50 Smith as Jack Benson; the or- Vle custom of open chw·ch will Iof the Fultonham 11, at Uhiversity ~ , Kay Fraley aa Cordelia IR observed. Church and Is employed Columbus wetghluc 71> Pennee Williams as Tile marriage of Miss Koeh- Royal McBee Corporation Jeffers luive two o t b e ~or use wltll11lttfl~ Dovie Ftnkledink; Carol Floc. ler IIDli Mr. Go.al wlU moke Athens. SOilS, Ken~ 10, and Bulld-A·Home •nd U''orm S.l COll!l"'"'ta1 cari as Dodie Blake; Roonie tbe roartb a:enerattoa of the ·Mr. Gaul attends the cr;,:I· ~G~r=and~parenta .-e Mr. S.bdlwlolon hto trU.eb,.• Letter :·a ,. Num· Koehler, visitor at the bospital; Gaol femlly &o be married on terMethodist Church and ts SuDden o1. ~~~*:11 ber Anlmalli Military v.. Made of ~afe polyethylene bleleo, Medtill and. Balle ... Excellent toy for bOyl ant Miss Koehler tion company of of OhlO. Ray father. Sutherland as the exped· November IS. is th~e ·Car end-Truck Porto, Alr· or &lrJa. of Mrs. Agnes Koehl« ·; other characters include • d the 1 te J w ,.. mother and a lltUe girl, Brenda 1 M aGn 1 ~- ~- · ' 1 fi. 1 d C W II er. r. au a u~e 100 o 7y on~ an ary e s; and Mrs. J. M. Gaul of .C:Oesu:r o d ladles, Sharon Roberts and An open reception will Sharon _Balch. Stege held immediately foUowing are cecil Jobmton aDd Keever wedding at the home of Mr. 2 Only ltiy ..i1 Grate. Th chairma I th Mrs. J. M. Gaul. & M.ICHAN!CAL . e n e. M her attendants Mlsa KO<el>ll TRAPIZI CLOWII tamment between acts 18 ler has cbosen Miss Pat "~"'• II Wells; iD ~barge of of the groom, 11 her No wlndluc - ao botterCoo!Pieto with ·~.car sall!s, Bonn1e TUrner, and attendant. Bridesmaids iel - fuUy IUtomltle BquJar, prtea IJ lot. of faD tO opente. . et•, Brenda Daylong. Becky Tiwm)IIIIID, ~~;::11 Curtain time 18 U5 p, the lrlde, Mrs. ( Sale MIDDLEPORT, 0, Tickelll will go on sale Gaul, coualn 01 the groom. I ~,99 • Nov. 24, Mr. Roger Gaul will serve . ' .. man for his cousin, Rodney Gaul, coualn ol groom, and Mr. Roy Reid, ,~:t·!9SCOPES ew of the bride, wW aeat ~lbl~ wind, WO!!C'el! atasul, ·deflea ll'vil)'•. ., . ' •. .... . ' .49• Mr. Freeland Koehler, bro1ib- ll of the bride, will I b ••II bride away. The Rev. Pearl of the Cbeatllr r. Cburcb, will officiate the ble rlog, candlellght _,,_,~ • Mila Dorothy Carr and Mn. lee Nease will be oraanilt vocallot. Mist Jane IIA!Id, niece ot tho lrlde, will regloter tho IIUOiill· For a real Thanksgiving treat, bring the Aides for the .-ption are ! . :;F. ~ Mn. Karen Bryai!t. Mill Hope family here for our traditional Holiday WePay3"1olrclt!redOras-m,.· ., ~~IIA!Id, Mils VIcki Koehler, feast. Everyone's sure to enjoy our bounti- SA.LE I 8ICYCLES -. ° __ ." l ·"'*"'l..-"MollJ•... ,_..,....,.. ett•'ng . ·-- ...... -·---· J ersona • • • THEATRE . State; Local WEATHER Officials ·~'Are Ptaisect -aolero Ohio: Parily eloady, windy pd coldH today .Oceasional IDDW flurries toa.y uci early tonl&ht.SDndoy, ...... If IODDY and ....tiDIIed cold. .,, ' .. ., \. tine '' FIVE CEI'{.I1 ........ a '*'" SLAn and DESK sns 1 i $6.00 1 ~.00 ·sALE I WAGONS Jt ff.esmtJtJ$ Go on Stage Tomg • htat 8 Seniors Work Toward Curtain Time on Dec. 4 is Harder Now ANIMAL TALK Game by Mattei ·.. DESK SIT$ .I ' 1 $1.99 estorm COATS IN MEMORIAL COATS JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Fourth Generation of Gauls will Ed: Take Wec/ding Vows on November 25 ' :::!;:11 MOLD KtTS · for Vqcu. Form r:~;::~~~p~lo~yed~byi~th~e~~~;:!~~Mr~.and=~llrt=~·~A.=E~l~,.~= ' I ' i' r I II CHR8TMAS CWB ° I' OUR NEW 1965 ' ., BAHR CLOTHIERS -...•:· Thy god-like crime was to b~ kind, To render with thy precepts less The sum of human wretchedness, And strengthen man with his own mind, Rut, baffled as thou wert from high Still in thy patient energy And thine indomitable spirit In the- endurance and repulse Whi<'h Earth and Heaven could not ronvulse A mighty lesson we inherit. Girder & Panel Lord Bya·on ......• , , . Prometheus $6.47 89c Ginll!' Pantl IS NOW OPEN Died 1'\'ov. 22, 1963 c..... -v... ' iJ ,rJ I' ........ l . : eoress COATS I i 1 . TOE JOE to Pay '· ' BUILDING SET ' " '12.- -.,.OQ ,,' and ) ' -'i.- · ·~- THANKSGIVING DINNER ..... ... . ........... ...... . \ -\ ' ~ II•• C8sto1e.&:;;(l and NEW PARKER 45 CONVERTIBLE ful servings of tender Tom Turkey and all the trimmings. PEN THE MARTIN RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. a LHdo with artrlclae ~'- from ~n Ink looH!e . , ' ,• " SS.vu M , MIDDLEPORT lOOK STORE. MIDDLII'OilT, 0. ' .Pomeroy National., . I . •• ....:_·• .:.i.. _...,,, ' .. '. 'I . . _, . . ... • �• • '. G 11 • A • F lk I " d F s h I e1gs, a 1a gr1- o s nv1te to orage c oo • M • • ' L c1 lthlp C<iiiiiiY •IJIIIGi 11t OYI!I' 111 1« animal nlllrilloD. '" tnellllDIItd. Wllh · -tmaltly .,..Old by' flfllllutiaD of pa• ~~~l:l.:~oc~~::~ ~:;~:r.:.::,:~=~~~ PROGRAM ON 18TH cwos weed control in the es- 1 Tile oeohd topic of the """) AGRI-FOLKS INVITI'JD ILunch wiU be available at lho lt?l. With approximately haU of / The December 18 program j tabhshing of legumes , weed ' ond. day of the school Is " For· Farmers. agri-busineaa men ' mtetinl place each. day. Thi• thll • creqt 1n mMdowl, It eu AJrkultare I will have one very Jnterestmc cOIItrol. in old sods 6lld estab- 1ace Mtil'lllgement.'f Dr. Do A Uld dealen of all klnda inter- [il one of the purposes or atp. bt .~een tMt wilh the decreaM Metgs ~ounty .far mert are topic which has not been con- lll!hed stands as well as in mea- l Graffi.s, Exteosion A&ronomlat, ested in fa rm produetlon are in- lq llp, so plant can be made tn lind iD metdowe 1nd t b 1 jmmng wtth Galha county far.m- i Sld~ much iD the past. This dows and pastures. He wiD al- 1OSU , will dlscus1 harv~t m 1vlted to atteDd both days of Ifot makln1 the lunch avallable. need for lnerettlnJ llveatoek ers In th~ Foraae Production topiC IS weed control m forages. so discuss the importance of 1edules. ~arvest sys tems, man.. this school. It you plan to at· ' VITAL IMPORTANCE , prodU('Iion wt muat lmproYI Sc11ool to oe sold at the Ky~er Dr. Edward Stroube , Exten- •chem 1cal weed control as op- agement of annuals, and for- · tend please sign up by The importance of tmprov- the. productivity of the ltnd Crefl. High School near Chesh· sJOn Agronomist, OSU, will posed t.o cultural weed control. Iacea ln the cropping 1ystem. tacting the Extenslon Office. 1in& Ute meadow• and pasture-• which lt devoted to the prod.uc"' on O.C.mber I and 13. , -uon of hay and forqe , BV C. E. BLAKESLEE Cou•ly E:r.tenlktn Agrot I I w.-1 This IS. tw<Kiay school with 2-Da ily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 21 , 196~ con-: Three IDJUre . dIll . ACCI'dents I CasCo Theme of are in a olow rott !If IJ'OII'Ih- Grauel that are ln I~~ of lrowth eu quiCklY mov• maturity wben crude tiber CODo tent rapld.JJ in~uel , 'IbUI, crutnc: man,..ment II u lmptl'ativt •• lertlllu.~\101 in manqement of puttJttl. Tb.c chan&• In boltiMJeal eompom EtUmaw rtleaoed at a re- tloft of pasturn to alia i qual the morning se-ssion on F'rlday , cenl meeHnu of Melaa Count lty Improvement. Improved pU Decemb.r 1 llar!ing " 10 a. 1 A.s.c.s. .;;;elopmeni eommti. 1ureo have more plllltl tllal a" rn . It Wtll o<lllCluclo at ! p.m. i 1M pointed Ollt tbat In puturo higher In protein and ~~-b 'l'ho secood session. olso on Frl_ A\.A·,Gj · ' • ~ land alono Metco county oeedo crude nber aiXI few•. P-•11 day , December II. will have I Ill treat at' ltalt :111,000 addition- thai ... harmful or lnJui'joill.., the same tlmo sdledule. , Wendall Gorlach, Three person• were Injured In two of three accldentl al acreo with limo and ltrtlllz- either physical or tolkol!)llcal Most !olb lmow that to reach [ J;i ·~ .... an employ·1lnvestlpted in Meljs county Friday by the Oblo Stata cbaracLerlsttcl. tht Kner Creek Hi&h School, (Continued from Page I ) w··.~~i.P -- lAE · i~.;. :of the Middleport division ol Patrol. tr. At tile school, information wiD 1 CoJW.:,b11 ~as ri. OllJo, In<., the)· lab State Route S5l at don Flemmllll Jack Fruth Bill f~ The first of the two Injury accldenta wao at • p .m. on Alao 'ioctudtd in this report be avollablo on phasn ol Cl!osh~. go west one • haU Knlabt ahd J~mes Lowls .' .·,, , \· " ' ~~· ~•erporl~oma 0'!.,eeiiDfRol Rt. 124, eight tenths of 1 mile west of Rt. 38. wu tho need for new oeecllngo dlflortnl aubjecta Usted. tq all milo, "'"' left on tit• jTavel • ·' "i ,.. I '·' -~, o- A car driven eut .., bonatd of 1,141 acreo o1 puturo, If dttlon farmera may aolf ~uot bill road. a1Xf - ..,.. mile to Chamber ol Commerce Dlrec: · ' • ·~·flllm t' tary club Friday nflht. H. Davidson, Ill, P......, lurlt- the lUI oldt Into o ditch, where we Itt ii>IDf to lmprovo our Ilona o1 tht -'alllb ahd ' lil 1 .~ R sh Krod I H Pr ' ;.. .·~-· ·-~ .,.... tbe !du>l. !to,., - u e' E. R. in..,tM ~ ; Another in th• elub'o eurrenl ed north toward 1 prlnlt drlvt It •w ·~ over on tb I• ft • Ide . producdon in thlo dtreetloftt hen the!< particular quOJUon answtr'l'bb: school is a follow - up ton and Lawrence Mohr and ~ , ,};·' ,. ~-' , , ', , serJea oi "memben' vocatlo~ Into the patb o1 1 Cll' ctrtfth There was heavy dama1e to It Is important hat we re tilt ed.. of tbo Ftn~e Production Work- M•naaing Director Belva Far· ,Jn~enU!tflW.I:. ' al aiXf jrolesstonal tall<o," Gtr- west by Michael G. Roberti. tho car, ahd the driver r.colv- .,.. test value .,...ble by dolns Ellliblll wUl also be at lbo ""'~' in Meiss County last win- ley and ""'rotary Harriet ! lach noted that the first 111 20, Pomeroy. Pos,...en lnJur- eel • ..,.,.. lacenuon of the the Job In the best way at tho meeting place so that !armel'l ter. It will so into more detail ' Crulckohank · LEOPOLDVILLI!, The Conco line In Middleport was laid In ed In the Davld!OII car wer1 left hlp. He wu Ia kent o Me lei proper time, and with tilt most may aee the exhlbltl aiXI Iaiii on lww we can make our for· I News Medta _ J . Knox Dye, - Government troops marched 1911, Two employees are oa eaU c.trtsty Estep, 17, West Colum- General .hospital by a passlnc economical materJala. with the speciaUsts, eiUler a. age. do a better job of produc- .~ Melinda Hamilton, Bob Siler, toward rebel-held S1anleyville to repair line leaks. Three •er-- bla, W. Va., an abrasion of the motorist He wu cited to ap[ore the program open~ at 11 !ion on the soils in Meigs and " H M · w It d today whne BelgtaD paratroops v1ce men worl out ol the Joe nose, ahd Gertrude Kline, 11 pear In Melcs county court Nov . Wt.,.. Just be1lllllln& to real- 0 m durq the noon hour Galli• counties Mary dur~ ax~ce .daTer an stood ready to save American office Mjddleport bruise. left arm. 21 tor conditional &peed. lzt that bnproved o~ f~llowing the ptOil'ilD , • The December 4th program [ r. an rs. avt awney . i and Belgian pMsoner1 ''11 the · , Tbey did not requlrt lrta&menl. A third •ccldent look place does many things Any periOn in MeJJJ ~unt7 is devoted to the topics. Stand According to Charles Wyman,! need arises." . The company I dlvlslOQ office There was medium ciamqe to •• S:tO p.m. OD Rl f ODe and just the one speeUic interested in attendln& ahould Establishment and Forage Fer- i chairman of Board of Pantasot.a, The white-led government rol- ts in Jackson and the cUstrict the Davklton car and heavy to four tenths of a mile lOUth of consider. For example, send their reservaUon in to the tili:zation & Liming. Dr. George co~pletion of th plant is expet- umn advancing virtually unop- ~~flee in Athens. Ht said over- the Roberts vehicle. Darklson Mkldlepo:t at Storyta Rua; Rd. ~Uon of pernw.Deln Meigs County EJ:tenllon Of{letl Gist Extension Agronomist who ed m approxJmately 10 months. posed from the rlver port of IU rates Jn the United was cited to. Melp court No•. A car dnven out of Story s Run, mcreases lhe drota~ht by MondiY November SO 10 no stranger to Meigs c oun1y I The plant is experted to em, Kindu was reported Friday io States. are 28 per cent bl&her 'J.1 lor fallur. to yield right of R~ .. by William S:i&ler, 15, of pastllfes. Root that plant ~an be madt ~~ ·the 15 r._farmers, will disc~s how to get ploy about :.!50 persons. [ Punia , 240 miles from Stanley· than m OhJo. way. Middleport caused a car driv- Ja increased parUcularly by phos Decetuber 4 aeuJon. '1!tands established and s1.1rh oth·l Pantasote Corporation in lhe ville. Newsmen said the town Gerlach observed that he en- The other injury "lCcldent W81 en south by Wesley D. Clark, phorus. ~:ance pb01phorus er metters as mixture , seed- I 1920's was a leacUng supplier[ was takell after I token battle, Joy• Uvlna: Jn the Mkldlept:rt- at 5:20 p.m. on Rt. 124 iD Jtl, Huntm,ton tQ swerve to •- ea very slowly througb the . ingrates seeding methods plant of material for convertible tops , with no reported casualties Pomeroy .area. He beUeves any- Langavllle. A car driven west void a coWalon and be went profile, lr and when a pasture coropetiti,on, and selectton of of Model T. Fords, and prior Premier Moise Tshombe wu one .movmg mto 11 n~w com- by Thomas H. Harley 33, Mays- orr tile ri(ht side and hit I ' is renovated, this i.s the opporspecies and varittif'! to this. made coaled Jmpree- driving ahead wJth the miJ 1W.ry ?tUDJty can become QUickly ad- v11le, Ky ., W6Yit out oi control KUard rail. ) tune tJme to Incorporate an DIVOTIL TO 1NTIRU1 OP 0 Dr. Harold Shoem~ker . nated and laminated fabrics advance on Stanleyvllle despite JUSt~. ! his new surroundings/ on 11 curve at a railroad cross- Tbert was no contact made1~uate supply of MIIGI MAlON ARIA tension Agronomist. who has al-l used in the manufacture or seat fears that an attack on the by _JOmmg the church of ll J !I mg . It ran off the right, then by the cars. The Clark car had l 1nto the seed bed where so spent considerable time in coverings, tarpaulins and shad- city might mean a 1118ssacre of choice ~nd a member of a club ~~ck across the road and off ~oderate damage. Sigler was ~ grass may be feeding ~fe-igs county will talk about 1es·for the railroad and automo- the Communist-backed rebels' such as Rotary . . ctted t.o Meigs court Nov . 27 for Ill for several year11 to come. the lmportanr~ end need of for. tive industries. wh.ite captives. Berna~d Fultz was appot~tfailure to yteld right of way. Nitrate itself mady.~nio~t;pmle~i:[~::::::~ . t ' d I' . H ' The company ws pioneer I'd ChriStmas program chairOther atTeslo ~led by the crease root depth f til age er 1za ton an tmmg. e 1 d · th · · • -r:-.. • • 1 will discuss such matters as · in the use of vinyl coatmgs to D_~an urm~ e busm~ss sta· • patrol mcluded Ri~rd Lus- A healthy -and vigorous ,..,,,. limtng materials to use the fabric bark In 1936 ~E~ROIT :-edSettlement okr a ,:'"· Rpotana~ . will dl~e at the, et\1, 20, Rio Grande, Beckley, plant will have more roots :.;.1~:::::"~,;,::;1~::., rates of application, the' time After World War II the firm cn?plmg Umt Auto Wor ers ay .. reparang the dmner .at 1 W. Va., clted. Nov. 28 for speed, cubic inch of soU and, will tn ,..._ N•• .,.... cttt.... .,..., of appllcatio:~, tmd the var:ous entered the poly vinyl field in Strtke at a key plant pav~ Marlin Rest~urant n.ext Frl· l . and Charles D. WlnJtoD 4.7 trate the !Gil deeper. A well "*"'lltlo ,..... -...w,.. ., . . d rull force with the insfa\l,tflon 1 the way today lor resumption ot day . Preparmg the dmner at Funeral serviCes lor Henry Middleport 1....a .. ed in cit)' jail I nourished plant wUI util'·e .. ,..... .... ,. ovetl._ n .... . , t I I 1 S\ '9 ems o app ytng Jme an . I 11 d . F rd M H h h F klin Sh S ho vue I -~ - u. ...., .,.. ,.., '" .,...... • ,... f~rhlizer of its first calendar for manu· u pro uctton at o ntor eat c urch were Mrs. Mae 1 ran " . ane, . yracuse! w awaJting hear.lng on .• eharge ter more efficiently man 1 O.IIJ 11M, • racturing film and Js growing iCo. Lambert, Mrs. M. C. Wllson, ldled Fnday a~ 9 . ~ 3 !fl· at of drMnc wh1le intoxicated. j poor In nutrition. Water utll.,.,. ....... _.... • • at <~ tr~me-ndous pace . .The Settlement came FrldMy Mrs. Walt~r Hayes, Mrs. Ka- Veter~s hospital m R1chmond, conviction• in Meigs county lzatlon has been Jllustrated ' ' .,., .,......,,.., ......,.. PVC, or vinyl, as It ls t'Om- 1mght between Ford and Bar- th.erme Knight olllld Mrs. Jane 1Va. , wtll be held Monday 11t 2 court Friday Included Wilbert many plants, pasture fl'&sses 1 1 ".- ., monly called, has a great ~ gainers from UAW Local 228 Gilkey. p.m. at Ewlnl cha~ with bur- Hearold, 36, Cnncord, W. Va ., are no exception. Fertilized ......,. _ rential and a bright future with i iepresen~mg work~rs at ~he , tal m the Rock Sprmg" c-~me· fined '10 an cost1 for faUure j tures yield acre forage, are 11 , demand, due rl:company s Sterlmg, .. M1~., : J , tery . . . to yield right or way ; Allen greener, and are productive Don't Take A 1I amamly i I ', iiC· ·~has~lS plant. A ratlftoiMOD UDJOr Play Survivors tnclude hiS Wife, Harris, 25, Pomeroy, tined ,10 er a Jonger period uf time . curdmg , Jan:_t Marie , two chiJdren, Dan· and costs tor stop sip viola· through a drouglll condition 1mt>etmg was scheduled sunday . Chance With Your Ten · were:Jit the Umversuy ol Detro1 Is Well Rece1ved , lei F ran~lln and Herman Lee, tion; James A. Will, 22, Pome- than unfertilized graases. Chemical Plant Ground Broken . . BRJ'rF, .. . , ·, ., \, ·•: -'.· W "N. I an •' ·v':':i '•' •. I Talk at Rotary . Reported by State Patrol ; I 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL Ex- Henry Shane Dl'es Frl'day roe:.-..=: ...,,.'* .,.... , I ' 1 aa •• I t: i used ~~fteldhouse. The Pomeroy High J u n I or al hoDme .l hllsShparents, Mr. end I roy, fined $15 and costa for un- The quality of t~;·~rti:~~~~~~~: ll ane " . F r edere 1 k we11- 1s · improvltd from · Ill a tl · class presented a well rece·v d Mrs. an e Lo' Syracuse·' 1 1ta fe operauon, a. 96& es t e SISter, Anna u Brownlng Iing 60 Dunb W V8 fined Th I . I 11 w s . - 1 JOHNSON CITY, Te:r. - , play Friday PtlJhl In the school Pomero and two brothers Dan: • ' ar, · ·.• e.~ ij'SlCJ qua ties and bmaled consumptiOn for 1964 IS President Johnson met with , auditorium l.lllder directioo of Sh y, d 1$5 and costs for parking onl gestlbllity qualities are ··mplroV··II • fngln• night only111bs. 10 n b'tll'lon 610 mtllt'on pounds ny ane Darwtn an Ste- h' h lXI J p s Ide ed b , . ,._ U I' e · · Agriculture Secretary Orville 1 Mrs Theodost.:~ Frecker h Sh ' ' tg way I .a ames · n r, y proper ,ertUzatton. vwt n co 1 1 1 The . Freeman today and prepared ta l play, entitled "That's Our : 45, is nourished will handle lightwe•sht package I momes were cone u v.lt t atlend memorial service! Sun- [ Boy,' was a three .-ct cumedy· at the funeral home after 3 for PV~rrd~Cf. re-grow quickly after ~=.~~!II MUD I SNOW ol woodcuttinB power. Roller I tradlhonal turnmg of the dJrt day on the first anmversary of farce produc.'t'd by arran ement p. Patrolman. G. f.: .. Scott ' J~ or clippln&, producing a .ll bearing engrne design tn· IWllh a gold plate shove l. First r President Kennedy's death . I with the Art Cruft Pia: Com- I ~- ~~y. He ~·~.a v~teren I' tende~. ~~i.v~. tr~ining cla~sesl lent and highly digestible u"""'· ll crt~ases power and perform- . to handle the shovel was C A. Johnson and Freeman were pany ~· I oNre~. n tct. e ' · at Racine and Ky"er Creek '11te protein content and yield a ne e m any position- even W next was Henry Wy-1 . Fre~ and orrg wUl <lfflclate. , ht•• sch I H ·h" ed , ftl f"""" . . . upside down. Avalable w1th y ma~ , . . . , experted lo discuss wsys to . J~fl G1bbs played the role of ... oo s. e s .ow a m o t'.vteiD per acre 11 mcreaaed your cha~ca af 15•, 19" or man 3rd was Ft~ldmg L~w1s pare down the multi-billion dol· Ithe main character. Other 1 . and conducted 9,u.~stlo~ and an-. by rertilizatloo. :~ power ~i·roHer nose and 4th, Everett Btssell . IJar federal farm program a! members of the cast w , swer period. 11iere are 15 lD Mineral contents of berba•e. rs. part of the administration's (:laudia Grueser, Sandra H:~~ I the class at Raclne and 12 at partlcularly, ~he important 670xiS - - - $16.~ COME lft fUR A MMOMSJWlOI ~0 FJNF.D 1 drive to hold down the budget. j ncks, Barbara Kennedy, Shar- : Kyser Creek. erals as calctum and Wesley Gil~ey and Ralph Ed • . The President met Frldav on Biggs, Kathy Hannahs Cher- 1 plua tax I wards were ftned 1100 and costs Iwith Interior Secretary Stewart Iyl Edwards William F . ' 1in M~igs county court ~oda.y by 1 L. Udall, who announcced a i Chris Tompkma, J, C. ;:s~~~; Nylon Blackwall Tube Judse Frank W. Portel, Jl ..' on spare-no-expense drive by the Bennell Roush, and Jane Ev. : NEW YORK (UPI) Type charges or hunttng al ~tght.. l administration to C'Ut the cu!t lens. Prompters: were Margie dent Johnson and leaden of THE PRODUCTION Judg~ Porter suspended $t5 ?I of l'Onverting sea water jnfo , Warner and Darla Ebersbach / publl!lhing wtrld paid tribute I t LANDMARK SEitVICI CREDIT ._ the ftne and placed. the patr fresh water. Slage crew workers wer; dsy to R<:ly Wilson Howard, • [ STATION OPEN 24 HitS. on s1x months probatiOn. Gom~ , S Igiant of 2oth Century Journal~ 1 Paul Smith G Spr tna A'tl'e , Pomeroy . ld 11•.11 . . . d , uy argent, Bob ,. 1 WAYI 0 prolel tors on a 1 tams un , ANGEtHOLM, Sweden _ A Brothers and MJke N . tsm , who died Friday night al · tltoglater l'or l'rH PHONE WY 2-5101 i M~x Duckworth made the ar Swedish airliner artem;ting a 1Usherettes were Judy eu~:~~t the age of 81. 1 195C l'ord Tole FARM LOANS Given Awoy l rests. _ [ lendi~g at Barkaakra. Air Base ; ho~se , Brenda Owens, Lin'da I Howard, who began his new1.' FOR FARMERS 1 lll ram and mist Fnday night 1~m1th, Donna Reibel, Janette paper career more than slx IY FARMERS" htt .a power ~~ a~d crash.ed Scott and Barbara Roush. decade! ago as an f8 a ""'" 11 ron . Its bck , k1lhng :n and mreporter. actively headed Atflont-Molt• Don't Run Out Of 1JUnng 10 of the 43 persons aMtdgs Geueral Hospital group of 17 Scripps • Ho1ut'd 1 LY 3-1612-WY 2-5270 1board. The Crash was the won~t ADMISSIONS - None. newspapers at the time of Fuol .. _ DICK ·STIRitiT· [ever repurted In Sweden. All DISCHARGES- Anna Smith,' deatn . THE LIGHTWEIGHT WITH THE HEAVYWEIGHT BITE • ·• ~~::~~o;~~4 ~r~: ::cs:n~: 397 I grouhd-bre-~~~ ~e~~· Fuhon·Thompson TRAUOR ' I FOR SALE FORD that' pro~rly TIRES NOW I Build A.Financlal Plan i i SALES d ,, ~?.'}!~~~~ (i~~ ~ ,~, costs Roy W. Howard' i D'Ies Fri'day I I I I ~;nm 1':~:~.s~~~~~8 ~~h: c~~j Th~ - --- -- 1 1 TRACTOR 1 ~wedish e~· fcrmer~§~;;],l~~:~:m:r,~t:~·::~~!~~!!~~~,;;;;;,;;,. CL YDI WALKIIt 1 , cept of thefordead the were plane s Norwet!J- Pomeroy Middleport: ; Bobby Clara Joe Ohhnger,l Adams and Heone was ol the a prime an co-pilot. Racine; Pearl Williams, Rut: I United Pre1s. He had been WAGONER LOADER , land. ident and editor of the A ~now ltorm whipped aJon& York World-Telegram and by wmds up to 95 miles an hour I FO~FEITS .l:liQND until his retirement rrom , roared eas~ward out of the ~e- 1 Okey K~1ser, 34, Racine Rd ., post Jn 1960. • numbed Mtdwest today. Jn 1t.s l has forfeited P5 bond on an Howard was stricken . with 1 PHONE WI 9-3202 1 wake an lif'clic air mass ranged intoxication charge ln Middle· j heart attack at hb Park PEARL STREET from the Canadian border to lport Mayor Lee 8mith'11 court. nue office late Friday•-!::!~ / RACINE, 0. "iiEE!!!!EE~~!!~~~!!Eiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii!!~ theTh•Gulfstorm, Collst. [ j noon. He wall taken to D fostering some of SQUAD CALLED Hospital wnere he died a the most violent pre·ThBDksiiv· l Middleport emergency res- hours later. 1 ing weather ever to hlt the mid ! cue squadmen were called to ' , landll, contributed to nearly the Mabel Pottlt resldenc on MARRIAGE APPLICATION i scor• of deaths. It Lane it U:to a.m. Fri- Danny Ray Mlcllael, 21 1 I""Y travel , toppled ' day where her daugh!tr WBI lll. cine, laborer, an~ Jlonoa !4114! i and strJpl*<f commmunitiu A waa summoned. IAelker,. il, Racine. electrical power. WITH PLOWS AND LANDMARK No.I &No.2 1 HEATING OIL 1 Morris Equipment Co. ., ·, l' J Coli WY 2-2111 hr,o All ""' ldndmork lta•llnl· oil Ia tru. . - INN hMf, 1 ..... I I r ...._ I ' ~ullt . "' :.o1sTEil FOR · l . ' .•too cAsH .John•·Manvlile c•ILING · SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls I •STOP AND It my . . lf with "Sure Sign of Quality" CLUB TO MIET Tht Meigs County Riding rocular 1club will hold itt · monthly meeting Tuesday, Nov. ! , 24 at 7:30 p.m . at the Rock [ I Springs Grange hall. Buotnen will Jnelude electiun of officers. I :A film entitled, "An lntrodu~- ; I tlon lolflnbtan Hones," wut be 1 shown. I I ·--------Sugar Run Flour Mills SQUAD CALLED Phone WY·2·2115 'nle Pomeroy emo>r(Ortcy .... 1 ~~quad was summoned to '""'"II Springs at 4:03 p.m. Friday Mulb.rry Ave. Pomeroy, OhiJ lowing a traffic accident. ._...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, waa I I lre~tment &iv~. By~ Prwo _ . .al Or- 51 M.,tloW ~ Columll!ll &r-.•., 112 p.....,. • 11fat-uie 71 Columbus DeSola 45 Westlake B Mlitriow • bead Under .... -ch Jl'rtdar'• big win •• the MercerGeorgelvans lht HaQIIIII Tnce ville quintet held hlBh - ICOI'ing Wildcats opened lhotr 1911 - 15 Jim Strall9baugh to a mere 10 basketbaD oeuon friday aJ&Irl points, aU In the .e.ond haU. with 1 cbDIID( 5a.67 olctory ov- Last week he tallled 39 poinl6 orC:,Sltln& WUIGD bfsbhis~ : . 1 losmg effort against Zalescb ·~ ~lklull by Tile Jell bbod N first :~ ~ntor lf1 losing per'od lead gr~t a 110 er in "':'n.f.!•• tile 1962 _ fro~t 8 aln 'after = . n vTrace :i'eseaso;'':t..n the Wlkluts' took a ~2-11 lead aiXI stretrhed Ia t let ·I n the Gallla It to 22-14 '"' the lntenniaslon. s v ory came IJf;r County Tournament. after three perUdo the cats =to ctn ond appeared oar.. Ipolntl. They were 5-t aentor However Larry Wright 11Terry Rucker, >-II junior Tom tHI plvo~~ began to lihd the Murdock, 4-2 seniOI' Harold conge lw Wilton ahd meshed Montgomery , a1X1 ii-10 aopho18 pointl In the final p«lod to more Terry Cremeens. lead: the Wlllteavllle unit on a Montgomery was reoponslble S<Ofllli rampage that carried lor the line defense a gal n • t tham to within one pomt of VIC- Strausbaugh as the entire Wildtory. Wrll!hl IIDillhed " I 01 cat team played an inspired game'• lop acorer With 29 mark- brahd of ball. They finished ers. the game wtth a lme 43 per cent shootmg average For Hannan Trace four dil. Browns, C0 l ts E'J.1.1':e D l·vl·s l·on Polcyn' Barnette T H t KC ~~~_.:m:::.::.:r:: op onors a Lola• ..... raDked IUh Ia llaal Atsodatloa Prell Oblt lll&b Sclrool ..-n poll ..,-. Iter lhl• week_ hi ColleY'• OHS aa.. A nllqJ, Kner Ti ties sunday :a:~~::.c;,. ~e:. :!~~~ Coacb of tbe Year ror aau - \ • j ' eauoltetttrllll .CMh A Carry ~'C4th A Df,IIY~"Y P!i, 461!'' ~f.. f~O- .I,P~T ,,;tiJ..,PLJASAIIIT, W.VA•. II • MEIGS EQUIPM&NT CO. I ' . . ,, i ; ' . .... ."·~ .. '~' WY 2·t1JI o,.. Tit' •·"'· .• •~,H..., · PtrYourC.....,Ionoo _ · ...II • - . WY '·'176 Roed~•lta Gen<irol HNpllol P9moroy I . 1 -' URVINO MltGI', OALLIA . AND MAlON CO\!NTI.I ,, ' "I ' •• II ;;, WKaelstldaLi~LtyincStoinleVJeWm - ~~II& - He1ghts 51 21 Euclid Maple :19 Garfield lle.ilhts 71 ParkwaMe:1 1~:00.~e82s~u .... ~1e a ter · urday . nights and his .quartet i Crldersv' w1U amg. Charles Norrts w t 11 preach on Sunday morning and Anne 112 Jack901l Center :a Sunday night. Cory Rawsoo 57 Leipsic M Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crouser of Westmont 71 Gotl)'sburg 58 Banquet ~;:h~;~·~:~~:::~~~:.~~~:~:~r.EE::: M~s .' I I 1 viii amson e H I • n 1 ONE News Notes I DAY SERVICE 1 Stl"versville NeWS NoleS 0 I 1' 1 I 1· I Langsville Soc"Iel y N0l I SHIRT FINISHING i ROBINSON'S YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A -BOWLING . I I , HONDA 1 I Hawk's Cycle Sales 1 i I FUEl® CHIEF HEATING OIL OPEN No Big Winter Fuel Bills When You heat with Texaco Fuel Chief ••. and Ustpur SAVE UP "TO ON FUEL BILLSI Budget Plan •n• :·' ' ~~UBi:·:J:$~~~~5~~11;5~ln~g~.~~E~::=~: : L ' ..J '~ ' • ' oil 106 Mr. and Mrs. JttTY Weln ClncinnaU 121 Columbus · opent the week end ! ' . . ,·~OMPTO~, , . I 0. D. METRIST TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY,. .NOV. 22nd IZAAK WALTCN FARM CHESTER; OHIO . l~~:~m.ro, •• ' . CALL US TODAY GALLIPOLIS 446-4233 MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5186 Wrlbuled by: Tr•p •nd Still To~rgets SjlontOrtd lly: ChN,Nr t;=lre ~nient . . . 2'10 6 (CI.lt N-OD • li' ' t,•. Receive ::o-::: ~ GtUDOJ ';;.' • I Columbus Watterson .,. wUoreilrd , . West<rvtUe II Celina ICHS • Paint Valley 57 Westfall 47 suet!:"~ Alba~! = c5!53 Vanlue 11 Libotty llelliGD S _,!l.'f. Spr Northweotern so New Knoxville 79 ., Clay Township sz Fort Recovery $S Green Township 51 Shade 106 Chellerllill 40 Eastern Beaver 60 Carthage-Troy 57 Waterloo Chillicothe Biahop Flaget 58 Albany 75 Zal- 5I ', ••·· • Cnyahoga Heights 51 Union Furnace &I Tbo Plalnllf Chagrin Falls II Allensville 83 Southeastom U ~Cl land South 56 Hannan-Trace 5& WiltoD 57 eve . Bob Polcyn and Roger BarD· to all the athletes. He said ••foot- out that Kyger Creek is ranked Mr. and .Alpha Bar: WaynesviUe 66 BeUebrook. ' ett were named mosl valuable ball and basketball are fine, ninth m the state on the Class took . Mrs. Be~ste Stders to Uru- 1Little Miami 83 lineman and back Friday night but don't get cheated out of A rating. \ verslty Hospt ta~ . at Col~mbus I Clinton Massie 49 .' UPI Bp9rll Writer are right and past performances ~'!r.lq::~ ~~IIJ. as 53 grid players were honor- your education." Johnsoa con- Coach John Wickline and ] Monday They VISited theJr dau- 1Lincoln Heights 12 Jackloa • 'lbree-of-a~kind may not al- mean anything the festivities in District ~e!m ineladlug Galli- ed at the annual Kyger Creek tinued, " dedicate yourself to ICoach While also spoke to the g~~r. ~'rtrs. Kay Cedwal lader [l Franklin Monroe 4ti ways take the poker pot, but it Baltimore and Cleveland may , • football banquet. your books." audience. w l e t ere. . , New Parb Jeffenon 31 wW clean house Sund&y for Bal- bave to wait another week. polls Bill Wamsley, ~olcyn and Barnett, co-cap- Then mixing this with some Wickline said he has enjoyed , M;s. Mar y Davts and son · D~kota: 68 Twin Valley Sout1:t. 0 timore and Cleveland in the Baltimore Raflled l!t'l:!fW'»lhri!W.%M!!f!!i. s 1!!!~:-~ tains of the unbeaten Bobcats, personal experiences, he noted the last two yeers with the , Joh of Charleston .. W· Va. a?d [ R1vers1de 57 Fairlawn U National Football League. Baltimore is favored by nine were selected by their team- how sad it is to find a great clubs that have racked·up 20 · Mrs. Garnet Entsmmger of Mid- New Bremen 14 it. Hency The deal is this : over the Rams but bad tD strugmates. athlete Ulat cannot play col· straight wins. 1 dleport. 0 . attended Sunde Y Greenview 65 . Three victories, one by the gle in their first meeting this ln all some 62 persons receiv- lege ball because of his schol~ He thanked the parents and I School at Langsville Sl.lnday. Springfield Sbawoee II · •. Baltimore Colts over Los An- year, trailing 13·7 et halftime ed athletic awards. astic average, congratulated the football tEam Fairbanks 6& Olentaogy il geles, one by the Cleveland before pulling out a 35·20 vicGuest speaker for the event 1 The guest speaker then end· and head coach Jim While. t.;STABUSHES FUND Browns over Green Bay and tory with three long touchdown was Ellis Johnson, basketball I ed hts talk by teUing incidents White thanked everyone who 1 COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPI )-The one by the Philadelphia Eagles passes from Johnny Unitas to coach at Marshall Umversity. 1of this kind that have happened contributed to the fine season. : CoJumbus Country Qub Will over St. Louis, will clinch the Jimmy Orr. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Middle- Speaking before approximat& 1wh1le he has been .at Marshall He noted that four years ago 1establish a $5,000 trust fund for Western Conference flag for the The Ram! have beefed up port and Mrs. Henry Waggon- ly 200 persons, Johnson stres~ 1and Morehe.ad State. 19 freshmen started out and lost the betterment of golf from pro.. C~lts and the Eastern champion- their offenae with the passing er, local, called <ln Ava Gilkey ed the importan-ce of educat~~ Toastm~ster of the ~vent / six g~mes they played. Today, [ eee~s of Jest July's 1964 Proship for the Browns. com~ of quar~erback Roman Sunday afternoon. , I 1was Merlto Ross, who pomted he said 14 of these same fresh- fess 1onal Golfers Association ! ON Actually, tile Colts only need GabneJ to rook1e Bucky Pope. J' 'd d M 1at the home of her parents, [ J men are still with him as sen- [tournament. 1 a triumph over . the Rams to Clevelend will be a 3~-point Mrs. James lVI en an ~· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black1ors 0 grab their first title since 1959. underdog to the beleaguered ~:n:!h v~~=sth;r., k :~ wood. j The banquet wa 8 prepared by !READY TO PLAY 1 The Browns will need coopera- G~een Bay Packers (5·5) ~t Cla~ks Sunda . Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Rhodes i the football plarers' mothers ! MONffiEAL 'UPJ) _ Bobby 1 tion from the Eagles to take Milwaukee. Brown, Cleveland s Y 'had as recent week end guests and Polcyn ret>e1ved were do- 1Rousseau will be ready to play the1r first Eastern crown since ' record-settmg fullback , needs The church had a bake sate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodi!S nated by the Athletic Club. 1 for the Montreal Canadiens Sun- I 1957. Jim Brown's rookie year. only seven rushing attempts at Kroger's. Sa.turday and net- Bnd two children, Dunbar, W. Athletic Club. jd · ht · th Ch ted $4 2 hi h to be used to ay mg aga1nst e icago LAUNDRYThey would be the earliest from scrimmage to become the w c IS Va. and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. G.ar- M J Mlddl t dI Bleck Hawks. Rousseau injured , 1 M rs.C a.~e:OO ber esw::;, apedn . his right shoulder again:"lt Tor-I ORY CLEANING title clinchings s.ince the NFL first man in NFL history to build a new church chimney., re1t , Charleston, W. Va. POMEROY expanded to a 14..game schedule carry the ball 2,000 time! He Carl Sampson went to Colum- Herb Riggs, who has been . r~ keel b se onto last Wednesday. 1 WY 2-5428 1 op In 1961 and one of the few also needs only two more t.OOch- bus Sunday and brought Mrs. stationed on Formosa for 151m ar rrs urg recen y, 1 years that both conference downs to tie Don Hutson's total Junior Payne and son, Donald, months, visited his brother, Da· L. R. Gluesencamp and Busraces have been decided with of 105 career TO's. and Mrs. Betty Graham home vid Riggs .and family. sell Van ~eter have _had watthree weeks still remaining in St. Louis is a slim two-point after they had spent the week Guy William Harper and Dr. ~r wells drilled on theU' propere~ the regular season. 1pick over the Eagles, who have there. Carr of Rio Grande College lles r~tly, . However, lf the oddsmakers · running backs Timmy Brown Mrs. Bessie Graham and sou, were evening callers at tile Mrs: VJOiet Brew~r, Mrs. ~... , . and Ollie Matson on the doubt· S.Sgt. Harold Graham spent Fehx Alkire home. Dr. Carr is 1ola F1tch and ~tevte,. were m Mrs. C~r~ Mom!l and son ful Jist. The Cards will be wlth- 1an evening with Ava Gilkey. making a biological study or: Pomeroy shoppmg Friday. Theron ~tstted Mr. and M r 11. out offemive tackle Bob Reyn- 1Harold's four year enlist.ment local caves. I Mrs. Linda ~a!d and Shelby Max Snuth Sunday. olds, fenter Bob Demarco and jis up and he .has re-enlisted. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black. 1Were re~ent VISitors ot . the Mr. andMrs.Duane .Barrand defensive back Jerry stowdl, He will be sta~oned near Col· wood had a srecent visitors. Charles Van Meter family. Ison Shawn of . Oak. H1!1 .. spent 1 BANTAM MIED LEAGUE !an injured. umbus. Be brought beautiluJ c~- 1,Mc. and Mrs.WiUiam Cham- . Rand~ Well.s has .completed Saturday evenmg wtth h1s par-I Nov. 10, 1914 I Uona Favored shions from Viet Nam. ~n~..Oki- hers, Mr. and Mrs. James Loh- h1s bas1c tn:uolng w1th the U. ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Alpha Barr. Sting Rayo I In other games the Lions are . nawa to his fr~s. . .. . . . has 1se of Lancaster .and carl Black- [s .. Nav~ and spent a. few days 'f?e Langs.vtlle Church C. Hannahs SeeThe 175 favored by two over Minnesota Th~ Clinto.n _Gilkey far:n.ilf are r wood of Columbus. , w1th friends and relative~ he~e. choU: practi~ on We~ne~day 1 B. Hensler 156 at Detroit; Washington, winner ill wiQJ a_ v~·. .. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thor carsey· ~e returned home to Xema w1th evenmg. Afl ~mgers ar~ InVIted 1 Full Line R. Haggerty 232 of four of its Jast six, is picked Rev. Davies called on Mrs. and famliy and their recent ! ?1s grandparents before Jeav-1 Noah Haslms of Middleport, C. Haggerty 177 jby three at home over Dallas· Ava Gilkey rec::entfy. guests Mr . .and Mrs. Carl mg for Pensecola, Fla. I was th~ guest speaker at the At •• " 1 T. Vaughan 174 Sen FranciscOo is a 714 point [ Donald Blackwood has a Knicel~. Dayton, made a sight- Syl~ia and Howard Allen vis- 1~5'1ngsv11le church Sunday, Nov . Handicap 424 underdog at Chicago and the Ibirthday Nov. 30. His mother seeing trip to Hawk's Next, W. lted m Athens Sunday. 1 · . . Total 1338 Giants are a seven-point choice / would like a card shower. The va. . ~esley Cozart was a recent I There Wl~l be preachmg at WoaZI.ostO to whip Pittsburgh at New York. , address is 194. Dana Ave., Col- Recent callers of Mr. and VISitor of Mr . .and Mrs. Paul i the .Langsville church eVE!nin1g II Routes 50A &. 33. 1 Mitt Norttl of Attt.s Vampires Detroit, tied for second in the umbus 23, Ohlo. Mrs. David Riggs were Mr. Evans and son. 1servtce from Dec. 4th . Open 9 to 5 Mon. Thurs. S..t.•9 to~ TYno Wed. Fri. s_Clark 151 West with Los Angeles, has Mrs. Grace Clark, .Mrs. Grace .and Mrs. James Heckert and Mrs. Ada Van Meter tailed D~c. 7th. Rev. Fr~eland Norris : LY 2-8464 Athono. 0. E. Mees 53 quarerback Milt Plum starting Carr, Mrs. Mary Bolm and Mrs. son, Jimmy, of Clyde, ~r. , oc Una Dotson, Sunday, w1U preach on Fr1day and SatB. Tripplett 76 with elbow and shoulder lnj\B'Ies John Stout were recent callers Riggs' grandmother, Mrs. Vtc- Eber and Iva Carpen.ter S. McKnight 72 and Derris McCord, Sam wu. of Ava Gilkey,. . . tor11 Stacy and her grandchild- led ~ Mrs. Gladys Btsse1l D. Hunnell 51 Iiams and Bill QuinlaJ'! nursing Mrs. Katie Wtlson vts1ted Jo- ren, Wilda and Howard Stacy, DeW1tts Run r~y. N. Mayer 60 bndses. The LioDs threw sie Heitger Sunday afternoon. Middleport; Ml'. and Mrs. Budl Gene and Ehzabeth CarpenHandicap 750 Viking quarterback Frank Tar- Mrs. Heitger expects to go to I Gluesencamp and daughters of 1ter and Dell and Oliv.e Talbott Total 1260 nine times for 96 yards her son, Albert's, for the ! Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Icalled on Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Woa 0 Lo1t .t lost attempting to pass in their winter. . . Atkins, Mrs. Mary Diehl and I PowelJ, Monda~. first meetlng won by Detroit Mrs. Besste Masste Is a pa- Ruby Diehl. Dell Talbott IS borne from Alley Call 24-20. ' tient ln Veterans Memorial has- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell the Meigs General Hospital in B. Werry 175 The Dallas-Washington tussle pital for minor surgery. Her were Sunday dinner guests of Pomeroy where h~ spen_d a f~w ! M. Titus 222 be for fourth place in the siSter, Zetta Dean, is carlng Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Aikins days af~e~ brea~ng hiS wnst ! J. Sebo :1ll9 with the winner going 38 ·for Mr. Massie 1n ~r absence. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halli- an~ bru1s1~g a h1p In a fall J. Welker 188 as third If Philadelphia Harvey Eastman IS at tht day. M. aiXf Mrs. Philip Smith wh1le worktlli on a roof. M. Werry 191 . county home. He is somewhat and daughter, Darlene, were af- ~uane Allen spent Sunday Handicap 476 I'~~Th.'e· losers in the San. FraD.. ~tter and enjoys callers and t.ernoon callers. With Mr. and Mrs .. R, G. Ables. Total 1461 tussle and the eards. Mr. and Mrs. Elda Carsey, Mrs. Ralph Brewer has reW"n ~ Lost I York contest , Mrs. Mary Barnhart return- I Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Chapman turned from Holzer hospital The Coleraa profit in the NFL draft ed to her home from the hos- [ and son, Lanny; Mr. and Mrs. where she. spent a few days, R. Becker 141 Saturday, The team with pital much improved. Dale Williams and Mrs. Lola Recent vtslto~ of E. H. car-. .'M. Childs 98 worst record will get the Mrs. Coelle H~on ~s with Cain were recent visitors at: r.enter and family were H. B. E . Bro\vn 138 choice of college football her husba~ ~t U~vers1ty ho~ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver-I(,reathouse, Parkersburg; Ru· D. Baggo 141 . The Bears and Forty- pitaI. He 19 m crltical conch· lin Howery of Carpenter Oth· ~y Durst, Gene. Carpenter, LouG. Hawley 1 t~e Brewer, Ohve Talbott, . 94 are tied for last 1n the tion. er visitors J.ere Mr. and Hllndicap 638 witl't J-7 records and New The Lend-A-Hand Society Ralph Chapman and VII Allen, Rev. Arthur StJtts, Total 1250 York (2-0-2) ahd Pittsburgh (3-7) met Wednesday night at the of Athen• •lXI Ray Howery , Wesley CoZilrt, Mr ...and Mrs. Woe e Lottt Z are at the bottom in the East. HaUlday • Aikins home. Mrs. Washington, D. C. Harry Adams, Mrs. Maxine 1 Home!' Lee waa devotional lead- Mr. ·and Mrs. Drexel Durst and Tom. Sugar Rua BalDI National Basketball Association er. Mrs.' Don CotterUl presid- had as Snnday guests her br<> lr'"""........................._, D. Crow 137 By United Press International ed. over the business meeting. ther and sister-in-law. Mr. N. Thomp9011 G5 Eastern Jllvhloa at whlcb time the l!l'llup voted Mro. Alfred Hill, Dunbar, B. lloudashelt 132 W. L. Pet. to donate the proceeds from Va. Undor N- Managoment P. Stol'y 125 Boston .. .. .... .. .. . 14 3 .824 the recent bake sale to - the Mrs. George Wright, P::ll B. Henne..y 1311 Cincinnati .. .. .. .. . 10 7 .588 building fund of t)le church roy, Mrs. Rhea Martino, C D. lla!'bnecht 60 · ...... • 6 9 .400 the purpoee of building • new and Mrs. Mildredd .~~~~;::[J f!andi<ap 720 New York ....... .... 2 11.154 chimney. Ofllcero for spent a day in P ~ I Koyatan• S•rvlce Stotian Total 1378 Weotern Division 1965 were Mn. Kennetb borg. ,Wdii :IIMII W. L. Pet. president; ,Mrs. Virgil Mrs. Sammy Lewis and BUlle Bop ..... , .. 11 5 .681 vice - pretl~l; Mrs. her mother, Mrs. Mo11!atet Sign up for Texaco Fuel Chief today You can s. story --·~· · m · veter Mlem- 11 Mut & Grocery Store ......... _. 9 6 .1100 Jewell, · · - , ; and who JS spread out payments over tile vear-Mth no s. waiton .' ., 1.145 ......... , l 9 .47li'UBene Atkins. treasurer. Hospital at tbil wrltint• Main St. Rutland interest. No carrymg charges, e•ther. You'll warher '• .. , . 1e6 , .. _.. 5 11 .313 The llarrlaonville Grange -Hazel Stuley. ··,..;. ODJOY sale, dependable warmth aU wtnter long A. Vaulbta ' 112 .......... ..... 6 10 .375 meet Tuesday evening, Novem- 1.---...,;;;:~;.;;;;;;;:~...0..~EEE!!E~EE~ without being saddled by btg fuel bills in the "Warner 158 Renita ber 24. A poUuck supper at 7:30 cold montlls. ¥our ne1ghbors use our budget 'eo& York 120 will precede the busineso meetplan-and like it. You will, too! i, • , · • c \, ~ · Now Is the get your tractor• In conditton for early spring work. Yeu Sne up llor25% by havlnJ the work dona now. ' . o.a- n Wrl3ht 11-7-:5; Stralllbaul!h 4J-10 ; Pew. J+10; flowlsheU 11-3. TOTAI.S 21-1>-U. ..... HANNAN TRACE 158) .. . Rucker ii-3-13 ; Murdock 4->13; Bickle 0-2-2 ; Montgomery II3-13; Mullios 2-0-\ ; Cremeens 1-1-ll. TOTALS 2:--14---58. Score by quarters: Wilton . . . . . . 9 5 15 21 - 57 Hannan Trace 8 14 23 13 - 58 Reserve score: Wilton 32, Ran- .. ... . Trace • 1-0 mark .. a.., pr.. pare to lace an Alwnnl team tonight at Mercerville, WUtm's toss lefllllem With a 1-2 season record . In the preliminary <Oiliest Wilton's reserves polled a !220 v1ctory behind the 12 points by Barnes. Randall Mulliru! was hiBh for the WlldkittenJ with etght. WILTON 1571 ~De~f~enae~~w~u===~lbo~~keyno~~le~_:~ht~ld~a~comf~,orla~b~lo~l5-::.::29:_:m_:a::_r-~l~ere~n~t~p~lay~er~•;;regi~··~-~d~;;l3~~n..~..v:.:.lc.:.toryt-"g~iv.:.e::_•~Hann=="n~~M~oa~sm.a==":..:.'.:.·t_:-3:_;_:P.:.o~pe~_:1-0-.:..:_2.c;;_:na~n~Tr~aco~:20::.·_~;-----~ • s. --- ANNouNCE PROGRAM A Thanksgiving program w\11 be given at the Syracuse Fi' r st 1l United Presbyterian Sunday at 9 a.m. followed refresbments or pumpkin ~fee il(ld milk. Sunday will be it 10 a.m. Wildcats: Snap 37-Game Losing Streak With Ohio Hi School Cage ..."' 58-57 Win Over Wilton Jets in SeasonOpener =~";· ~~- MILLER BROTHERS 1 ' • ·I 1 1 I ' ICE & FUEL CO. PT. PLEASANT- GALliPOLIS CITY MIDDLEPORT ·' '' ' ' .. �P~ogram on 'First Thanksgiving' is ... .,.,.·,...._ FOR SALE: Sis room . . _ on w.. llaill SL, oo lud contract. Pay Uke rent. Phone WY 2-2853. U-21-3\p FOR SALE-:-H·- 2· fro · ouse es m Pomeroy on HarriiODA. Jef!ors, ... ............ .....,. ,......... ... -.......... ww ......... Door ---Real eronomy and atandard tralll. Good ttres 0111111 . . . . . . heater, dark green finish, interi nr like new 1961 ~ocal ··- _ ...___ radlo, Dodge Lancer 2 Dr. - - - - $795 one owner car, elean interior blue finlah tires, st.lndtrd trans, Radio and heatt?r. Mrl. Otcar pnoiiroot, welcomed the Ronab, 19 membera present and one guest, Mrs. Donaid Hlclrs. Mn. Herman Lobse was weleomed bock after bav· ill& been in Mlehlgon for ••v· eral weeks. Mrs. W!Uiam Reuter gave devotions whicll included Paalm 100, • Psalm of praiae and thanksgivlll&. Mrs William Bradford prellellted the pro. llram Willi articles on the Firat ThankslliviJii of the pilgrims, one entitled, "Thia, Our Bounty," and read the first procla· mation of 'lbanksgtvlng by the first President of tho United States, George Washington, tat. en from Ideals magazine Plam were made for the annual Christmas dinner to be held Dec. It with the Homebuilders preparing end serving the dinner. Mrs. Leo Cbllds ...., named ticket sales chairman Mrs. Beach were and M r; RoscoeFrank Satterfield nam: dtuorl with Cburdt lllllllddleport. m. for A 'l'llri41lfltc 4iDr covered 0 lace clotb and A jlevotk!nal aenl.,. opoaetl followed 1$' lie rflllar meetdecorated with yellow candleo the meetinc with the Rev. lit. ill&. a bowl oi winter !rut!, E. Dowaoo, boll --.11 NOV. D 111re em o1 eom and lndlan tor, presldlq. Rev, DowiOD 1Do Tbto Oblo Valli)' Clrll!ll wUJ com combbllll wllb flrelborD ll'educed the wbo m.l Ill lbe GI'IJIII llall Ill carryiJii out the harvest • were to COII<Iud lbe -bhopo, Lolart Pallo NGadaJ Ill 1 p.m. · tbe llevo. David Bale• o1 Porta. AD fiiiDihm tutaMIId Ia ...., DIOUtb and JIUIIOI Wt1pll' ol tiDu1J1C the ..-.... are flri!IJIIJ South Point. Rev. Bates COIP - t e d to 1114Dd. dueled tho Soclal Cloacilnl8 Jllw, N f UrCh Commlqlon and lleY. W.,...-, Tbto Ladles AtrdHary of Amthe ~llhlp and Evaapo erlean Lqlon Poll • of ,..... liam. commusion. wD1 meet "ntesdaJ, NoElection o.f offic..-s was held In the area ol Soalll Cot>- vllllbor :H, a1 7 p.m. at tho pod wllen tbe WilllDB Workers claus Clrlll the aroup dlscuued tbe bome. Potluck oupper wiU be of the Enterprise EUB cburcb cooperatiGo ol the clmrohel aerved before tbo t:fltl!lllll; mel Tbundar evening at the with the mental belllh prO> The Pomeroy W<ml will meet borne of Milt Dorothy LoiJi, aram the school luncb liN' Tuesday, at 7:10 p.m. at tb e Rock Road. aram lor needy childreD, aad Uniled Methodlsl churcb. Devotions by Mn. Carl Moore the excban8e of polpii11J18111o!rs .. opened.. the meeting. Tbo 8fOIIp for Race RelatiODS Sunday. Rev•• sao&. In the ~ of the Wagner conducted a worlrlbop King," followed by the Lord's Oil Membership and Evflllo Prayer In unison, BDd scripture gelism. readill& of Psalm S2 by Mn. A coffee hour was held dur· --=~....,.,_----• Fred Goeglein. Three poems lng with ll<cl!tle Mrs. Amon& ENTEIIED were read. A Time for llemem· D.P. the Klein,evenll!g Mrs. Jack those HOSPITAL wbo 0111«ed !!euC::!' ~-=- liir an.- Deluxe vinyl trim. he <.ter, good tirea. = lUI ....... ~ Oil' l'ltUI~ • 2 good bam and other buUd- ed in of the one doUar 6 location, 11 gift exchange, Jngs. Highway " l\lrs. Ernest LaJ. mtles from town $4,000.00. lance and Mrs. Homer Jones MIDDLEPORT - 9 • room Du· will have charae of the tables plex In downtown location and Mrs. William Reynolds will wtlb good mcome. Always be program chairmBn. rented. Complete with fuml· Mrs. Robert Reibel and Mr ture. Bradford ere chairmen for SYRACUSE - 5 • room frame Jove gift offering a d M with. bath, forced bot a~ Herman Lollse is ~u~in ch~: beating (Insulated, heat bill an Mrs Otho Watts M months $00.00) fuU base&.ach and Mr' {."· ment and carport. Landscap- Pratt were named to ed and can be bought with nating committee. two, three, or four lots . Up It was announced that Mrs to 30 ye..- flnsnclng. Minerva Childers will C. C. CUCKLER h<r 90th birthday anniversary POMEROY, OHIO Dec. 8. Mrs. Gertrude Russell, BOX Z%t IVY %--3at a teacher of the class for 25 11 20 3tc years will observe ber birthFOR RENT OR SALE - - d b h ba : 5 roms Mrs Col N __, an at ' semen! and gar• eman ameu den P~~ on West Mam St. Group I Clwirman n\VeYar 2-2565way WMYarket. Call The slate of officers for th• berlll&, by lllrs. Thomas Bentz; and Mrs. 3 ID Holzer bospltal In the past 24 Mrs. Thomas :charge. Following the'-""various b ours were llldtard bewtlt, 98 Compensatlon, ,_ Frick; and. Its Up To You, workshops the groups relllrned Garfield Ave., Robert Joseph OBIT\I- 0..:,....,.,0:.:, -=-~ -==.,,.,/1'... -eo....... ua-r ._,..~ ., .... - ta.ao Oelb .... ..... Door SHH,,:;::;;;~I _---"".:..:.of::_.:Tiut=:"::lcs~--~-------- iCI..-~_:._Eai 1 B~ttom: a~~~98. ~acuse ~010 e~~: fr~~~~;! pat~ent a::s'~· tf God to repay.you~ ;earl ;:s- ( 9 11 tfc l. ond 4 chairs. 667·3250. terson, Minersville. ll-21-ltc·FOR RENT: Housetrailer. 8 11 16 6tp ::::::-:-=:--,.--,----- ' x 35 ft. Two bedroom. Call >INGER machines WE WISH to thank everyone I WY _ WY _ new, 159 .50 up. Several ...,.j Sewm~ 2 3340· lor the kmdness at the time ! machines at bargain prices. of the death of father, anct l !1-?-tfc The t'abric Shop. Saleo grandfather, Louis Walker. ji HHEE and four ron'll furnish<> and Service, Pomeroy, Oblo. Special thanks to Mr s. Fred . ed and uafumisbed apart- WY z-2284. • 21 tic Shain, l':wmg's Funeral , ments. WY 2-5434 12 6 uc Home, Fritz Buck , the pall.; . SLUGGISH septic tank? bearers. We are grateful to ONE NEWLY Furnished err,, ged drains? Get those who sent flowers, food 1, ctency apartment. Also I · a Septic tank Cleaner at and helped in any way. Lou· room wtth stove mark Farm Bll!'eOu. Js Walker Family. tl-2l-ltc I and refrtgerator furnished. - my I Suitable for 1 or 2 11·14-Uc people. 1 WOULD like to express Coats Building. 10 u tic thonks lo <>eryone who camel _ I to visit me and called me. 3 room house, nstructionl 1 also want to thank evet·yone bath and basement 31312 Con. u. s. SERVICE who sent cards and flowers dor Sl. Pomeroy. '" ,_ .,.... during my stay at Veteran's 10 Tl tic Memoriar Hospital spec· 1 ·· - - ""en llftlll)' 2 2186 or ~inger apa~ent ~URNISHED ·~··· ~=-~ ~~~~~.,~~~ ~~ :!f!n.!R.~ ,1!::.:-'n~ . .':: ro~ 18 i TRAILER lots for rent close thanks to Dr . Ray Pickens, I to Laundrymat and s.choots. ''"'"' "1mtl •!t.t ....!n and phone and Ehlinger and , pany, Valley Lumber ort. & Supply Com- ""'"'" ,...,,., ... ""'· Tb• to .'ttDr. of Norman the nurses and nurs·l to- -tfc Dotu 3 es Atds. Ariella, Ptckens. I P Business Services 11-21-ltc Middleport Apartment. ~ rooms - - - --- - - - - - bath •nd bas.ment, on ground NELSON'S Fur Ho,;,e-. - Notice floor . Newly decorated, hard- open for business on wood floors . automatic heat. anlc St. . Pomeroy. Hideo SHOOTING match, Sunday, Nov. Catt WY 2-3200. 10 tO tfc and furs. tl 18 6lp 22nd at 12 noon, at Rutland . _ __ American Legion Farm at For Sale or Rent TRANSMISSION Salvage Com· Beech Grove rd. Hille sl ugs _ _ pany Repairmg all makes. and shot of all sizes. Every- 1671 Lincoln Hetghts 4 room s, ·tomauc and standard transone is welcome. 11·2J.ltc bath, gas furnace, attic lor ' missions. Maurice Gagnon, THE -- - storage, storm doors and [ Owner. Phone wv 2-6173. MEIGS County Demo- windows. Nice yard. Phone 11 17 tfc ~atic23Ciu7b30will meet Novem· WY 2.3054 . u.2J.f0tcl l!.arl on...,, PlambiD& Pi r ' ' p.m. at Middleport Headquarters. Refresh· I ROOMS and bath in Miners- I' Heatinl ments as usual; 11·21·2tc ville, Ohio, Write Raymond MIDerntlle, Ul!lo IHAKE HAVEN Brown, 755 Stelzer Road, Col. End vo01 RWCT troumes • ester, Ohm umbus 235rle baveMaoblnes aD tb.el State Rt. 7. Closed for seas_· 19' Ohio • ort1 call Gtc Sewtr 16 on. Thanks to all o{ our cus- 8712 Ralet tomers. See you again next For Sale Call ReasonaBle w~ Z.Z!Ili Day 01 NI-l Spring. June and Roger Epple _ _ .. 1 111 Ill: n 19 3tc 1958 MOBILE Cruiser. 50 rt. x 10 ft .• awning, air condition- 1-f.EATlNG, Plumbing. MoeOer ;~iddle =,..,.--- ,,.,,.,.~, -.,--- -I -a;- BHOTGUN and 2-~. 11'==========:~===~=:::=:~;=='1 For Rent For Sele 7 ROOM HOUSE, located 1958 V-ll Plymouth, 4 dr. 744 East Main Street, Power st..,.ing and PHONE WY 2·21 56 eroy, Ohi<>, Tel. brakes. 1958 V-II Dodge Mrs. John Stout, " up truck. 6 cylinder, C.-' ville, Ohio. It PI motor, perfect shape. 19 31 terrier, female, registered, THREE OR FOUR room fur·, years old. WY 2-9943. WE WISH to express our deep nished apartment for rent.! 11 19 appreciation to aU who help- Phone WY 2·3333. tOO ed at the time of the death of 1t 20 tfc I yr old 50c 1 THREE ROOMS and b;u,-:- Fur· . Call u..,... oWthhetaEtone. e wmgSpec· Fu.h neral Home Rev W C ms ed. 170'h Mulberry. ReaII 20 Cundiff · sonable t _rent s · Call d WY 2-2575 1 HOTPOINT electric stove Thorpe, Mrs. · Glenn · m. Sr, and the ladies of the sy: or a 3' 8 econ 5 t. Small dropleaf tabte and Nazarene Church. Sher-I 1t 20 tfc chatrs. WY 2·3658. iff Robert Hartenbach a n d TWO 4 room unfurnished ap.it11 19 who sent floral offer- mcnts. All uttlities paid. In· STOKER COAL D bl tngs, Many thanks to aD for quir" Ohio Valley Baking , ed .I tr ied ouRleh their kindneSB. The Family. Company, Middleport, Ohio. OJ • ea . g t size, 11·21-ltp 11 20 3tc 'l'o x I. Delivered or at _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:.:_:::_:: on Route 12! a1 Rutland. 1 WISH !bank the M . FURNISHED 5 room apart· cobs Coal Co., R. D. No. 14 General Hospital Staff, I ment. Newell's Sunoca, Ches· Pomeroy, Ohio, Tel. SH nurses Dr Rodger Da . ter, 985-2305. 1t 17 tlc 4952 - WY 2-34611. 1 the the many TRAILER lot;-state approved. and loved ones who sent Brown's Trailer Park, Miner" USE ONE of our Carpet Snamcards, and flowers, the min· ville, Ohio. IVY 2·3324. pooers FREE with B I tsters who visited me while I 11 17 30tc Lustre Carpel Shampoo. Bakwas a in the hospital er Furmture, Middleport. I also wish to thank Hay- II Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugat 11 17 6tc mans, Sid and carol, and Htl-1 Run area Pomen. Phone _ _ da McDaniels far their VISit WY 2-3618 . 10 2 tfc PIGS for sale. Phone WY 2-6554. to my home since 1 returned 1 11 17 6tc and for their beauti . , MODERN ' room and batb ing and m . ~ul ~'"g,j 1 fumtshed aparhnent M 1d-~ ONE KING size Florence Bless you h o k: dleport. WY 2-3874. stove, small drop-leaf table, · 11·21-ltc FOR. SALE: 6 .room house on West Main St., on land contract. Pay like rent. Phooo WY 11 20 31p SALE -- : I room house . Antiquity, II> acres, modem kitchen wtlh built in srove, bath, new oU furnace, double carport - out of high water. WI 9-m2. II 20 3te good OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO -"'" _,., co'o~u;,' ~~ohn Pomeroy Motor Co. ~· ::..' : ' :.. 'l'. :::. .. .... CAlU) Volksw•gen • .nu· , _ _ $1395 'o.a............ WUIII 895 ' 1961 ... $ . rifi~ shoot, condi-~ 37~89 1. i 1 er and fence, exce llent Sundar, Nov. 22nd, 1 p. m. tion . Wants $:!. COO. Call Col· Turkeys for prizes. Bob Hill tageville, w. Va . ii:!AA 11 Applnlmatlly !0 memlltn cl tho ' OIIHa llld Metp OIIIDIJ ::fMr.MnL...~C:Ufolrs. ';!j" lilt f. IL 1M.! .Mtnn ............ 1960 Corvair 700-4 ~W WD,,,.,, Jleetinfl A IJ'OIIIOlll on "'11le F1n1 Thanbgivill&" was given by Mrs. William Bradford at the November meeting of the Loy· aJ Women of the Mlddl rt Church of Cbrlol beld .;:" day evenJnc at tho un- ~~. coa·""~...- OOJlm.AB Meefuida.r. Wil G•ven at Church of Christ Meeting 1 _o_ -1 "'e.rlf IJ.. _LI ~0 FARML!ND HOME - 82 ac· res on U. S. 33, equi-distant from Pomeroy and Athenl, wonderfUl site for recreation project with several pond sites. 7 room frame house wtth bath, basement, a n d coal furnace, garge with eaay access drive. $6,500.00. FAliM HOME - 54 acres with 38 well •5 fenced, bal· anceacres timbered. room bouse chd char~ dly Ia R11g1 oliO and nylon dl!hcl0 th made by the embers s on dlspiar at meetlng-w.g;: hoolesseo • ' 1111'11. llrldlord, Mrs. tt::' ·~ ~~o: ".:""~ ~ Melllodtst ~ 011 lofem. berablp end Evangellaal and NOV. D Christlau Social Conceml -" J• IIOwlll '!'a P.Djlblerl tended l wwbbop 'l'lnlrltll7 d. 'OIIloD VellroDI t1111 WeDilli at Hellh Jlethedlollbe DAV Bill VM'zr • I p. meetat ~ mbll0.: m"•'"'"" Of#tcers , Named 8 EUB Ch Women's Class Spr~~~p -..:====:.-- Hosp1taJ . News wa- Glb~ ~y Mrs. Ed KJna. Each member 14 the llnclu&rY where a Halley, II:Ureka Sial' Rt., Morgave a sentence concemill& summary was giVeD OD tbo ria a. Belley, R r, 2 Thanksgiving, to 'close !be de- matelal and 1f1818111tionl made Bidwell, Mrs. William E. Ma. vottons. for the.commtuton memllorl Ill bafley, Rt. 1 EwlnaWo, Earl Eldon Woelu, prealdenl, lake to tholr ehUrcbN. E. Edwards, lit 1 Lelarl. W. was m cbarae of the meeting Va., llarold E. llowmaD, Rt. 1 and a thank you card wu read Prelbyterltm W: Leon, W. Vo, Mrl Jfarry, w from Jllrs. Dwight Logan for omen. Croi&, 129 Page St lllddlaport flowers and cards sent her Meet on Thur•day Bobby Jo Adams 1 while hospilalized. Plans were A proaram In Dll!liC and me- Jerry K. SpltznScel, Jickaoo.3 made for a Christmas party on tbe theme of 'l'banltao Mrs. Wlllrur Sorrill, Rt. and $1 gift exchange in the rec- IPVJ•I WBB proaented wben tbe Wellston, Teresa D Tolbert reation room at the borne of Women's Associatloo ol the Hamden, Mrs J. Wag: Mrs. Ed December 18. Se- First United Presbyterian gonner, A,sbla!ld, Ky., and Jule ere! pals _will also be revealed Church met Thursdar evening M. Geist, Ravenswood, W, Va. wtfll. a gilt. The wonder bo• at the cburcb. The. meelini BIRTRI sent by Mrs. Ben Buck was waa opened wllb a pJaDO dllel Jllri. Jamu E. Reynold!J, Itt. awarded to Miss Lon&by Mrs. Lillian Sleiff and Mrs. 2 Pomeroy, daughter 10:59 " Officers elected were Mrs. Paul llaplmlslall eniiUed, •we m, Friday. · Geoffrey Wilson, president.; Mrs. Praise Thee Ob Gnd." DISCHAIIGED Thomas Bentz, vice presldent; Mr•· HaptoDelall, presideD~, Patients receatly discharged Mrs. Jame• WID, secretary; welcomed memberl and lntro- included Mrs. Mary Hensley, or 2·2582. new year was aeceptned when Mrs. Paul Frick, treasurer; and duced Mrs. R.M. Sharman who Mrs. Rooald PbiWpt, Mrs. ll 19 lfc Group I of the First United Mrs. Myrtle Long, birthday sec preoeoted 'the proaram entitled, Okey Roacb, Jim Terry Mrs FOR SALE: 1\vo modem ho;;; Presbyterian Cllurcb met at retary. A contribution of $6 was "Sacrifice, of 'l'ba!lklgjyln&" Crowln · Ctlsler, es, heated garages. Trailer the home of Mrs. Edward made ro the Midwest Home for with Mrs, Sleiff playing appro- ter, Laurie A. Hom, Bernice lot, all utilities. Good loca· Burkett this week. A dinner Christmas. Jllrs. James WlU prlate Dllllic at the piaDo. Lloyd, BllJly R. Woodyard, Ger. tton in Middleport. Large at the Martin Restaurant pre- and Mrs. Herbert DOOm were bel'l of the IJ'OUP aalllated Mrt. aid Deer, Josepb Keiser, Carol commercial building, suitable eeded !he. meehng. named to select the hostesses Sherman in pre&entinl the pro. Sarre, Mrs, George aa.dolpb, for many purposes. Ph. CH New offtCl!!'!l are Mrs. Beth· fur the coming year. aram._ Mrs. Alva DDion, Mrs. Everette 7-2361. tip el Coleman. chairmen; Mrs. At the close of the meetin& Dunng the buslneBI meellal Stephens, Mrs. Donald Creel, 11 17 Clarence Lacey, co-cbalnnan; games were conducted by Mrs. reports were liven on the Mrs. Burl Mowman and Want FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house. Mrs. Freda Bratt, secretary; Wilson and prizes awarded to Christmas bazaar held Thurto daughter, Mrs. Chorles Woods $8,ii00.00. Phone 773-5611, and Mrs. Myron Miller, tress- Mrs. Bentz, Mrs. FridJ: and day at the cburcb and ll!e Wor. and infant daughter, Mra Mel· Cbarles Lyons, Mason. urer, Mrs. Dixon. Potlud< refrelh- ldCommmunltyDayatRolland, viii Churcb and Infant daugb11 17 tfc Tbe m.eetlng was opened with menlo were served to those Mrs. llarley_ , . -... 011 tile ter, M1'l. DonoV811 " n. t m f leld D HOUSE FOR SALE 4- .....,.;. a reading by Mrs. Lacey, wbo named above and Mrs. Clara 1alter meolini .,..._ wllb Mrl. RGdo and Infant da1J8hle, Mrs Glea· beth full base,;ent . · presided m the absence of Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Harley Brown and ney Sauer reporting on the 12 aon GObert and lllfont ami Mrs door's and windows ·Aiumin- Coleman, who is ill. Mrs. Joe a guest, Kelly Wllaon. school bap taken to the meet.- Wilbur Sorrell and Mrs.' um sidlll&. Cao be 'seen at B:iley the of the ·-- • ' · ' mgThin Rutland. • . Grose, Jr. 773 Grant Street, Middl rt n mmatlng comml!tee which - - •. - , , . e thank Offll'IDI was tak· ----Priced reasonable epo ·; was ·e--f, en wttb Mrs. Sauer servinl as Pleasant Valley HotpJial Devotions were given by Mrs. 10i'A'1 usher. Mn. HlptonJtall an· ADMIT.rED: Mrs, WIDiam 1'1 17 6 Dale Walburn which included ... - .i<· nounced that ,tbe )'OUDI womea Leport. Henderson·, David w 1 ROOM .. borne ,.. one of Peter Marshall's sermof the church were lo- • • a J1e Christy Apple Grove· Elay,_.., ' ' • P•omeroy, lwo bathrooms, w4 ons en tl,t,led • "Keepers of I he Gaup rtadlnp ' . Gallipolia new group, end would meet next mer Hocks, Buchannon bedrooms, garage, basement, Sprmgs. The Bible study was Dam 17.8, 12.1, l'UDDIDg 2 feel month, Tbe meetin& wao c!Goed DISCHARGED: Pe8rl For. 3 fimshed rooms In attic. ~lven. by Mrs. Dalley on the on rollers, Pomeroy-Maaon 20.· with prayer. llhee, Pl. Pleasant. 23 73 27 Large :oL Out of blgh water InstitUtiOn of Marriage," "Par. • Pt. Pleasant ' •3 67 HiniM 1'1.\YED AS SCIIEDULI!D BffiTII: Jllr. 8nd Mrs William Central heaUn& Inquire Ienthood," and "Family ReJa. 1.%4, Kanawha Falla · tfl. BUFFALO N y (UP!) The Leport Henderson a danahter Charles Wildermuth WY 2- tJOns." A dessert course was mg, Clarleston !9.1?. Monllom. 1911 2205 or WY 2-illS. 9-26-Ue i served by Mrs. Ann Lyons PbiL ery I'UIIIImg 7'it New Clllll' wiU be played In Bnffal 0pme Ilis Joachim and Mrs berland 18 feet and Plltaburgb last eek . J . tile eWURLmER FOR SALE-Middleport's tall· · 16.8. London, Marmet and Win, w m I!De delplte reeiiAI.DWIN est bUilding. located 352 N Pythian Lad' field doms were on the Iilii. loeatlon, end OTHER FAMOU• Second Street, Middleport • zes to Boat movemenll: a • of the spoilBRANDl Priced for quiet toalc. II> D1ne December 3rd ()lllo River - Robert Reed arvup, said 14 Friday. The quire at Ohio HoteL The November meeting of the up 14, 10:30 p.m.; Indiana up ct date Ia be annoutreed HI W d Past Chiefs of Magnolia Tern- 14, 3:25 a.m.; Vulca!l down 17, _la_te:..;_.- - - - - - - e p ante pte, Pythian. Sisters, was beld 3:30 a.m.; Esso PeMSflvaoia . . Thursday evenll!g followlll& the down 18, 8:25 p.m.; Alice down upCr Winfield I a.m.; Wllltam IBCURE Temple meeting, with M r 8 l8, 9,40 p.m; c v. Hamer 1118 down Winfield 4:15 _am.; 5 Richard campbell and M r ,· down 18, 10:! p.m Jeffboat Helen Z. up WIDfleld 6:Z a.m.; """ <M • · o. et"' ...,.N Frank Stewart as hostesses. · up l8, 4 am.; New Martinavil· 7Allen R. Merrill up Winfield --=-•• CM11' IICl ander m.tnara.D elallll I m "".._,,. ""',., ...,,,. Mrs. Rol"un Bearhs, president le down 18, 6:30 a.m.; 1llinoisil";;:ii'ii'i-======="' .ct t~a. led devotions followed by th~ up 18, 7 a.m. A J. Patten up II Lord' p s rayer in unison. Plana 19, 8:55 p.m; Jerry Bosworth A•.. S 1 were made for a Christmas din· up I 9, 9:50 pm.; Onward down uoO I es . ' FO ner to be held at tbe Town and 19, 6:25 a.m.; Little · Geol'l!e ~.000.00. th~ 1111'~. ~ Fr~nk ~e noO: Ju. dl~tloll observ~ ~~-~. _ ! _ ~ave ac~pted. ~eport ru-v· ·fi~s·· All-A~~ iootball- fee~ ' ' ~IANOS · '7:; ~~~-In ::!"' AUCTION R SALE - 1957 Chevrolet Country restaurant December down 19, 7:25 a.m.; St. Marya Belair, 4 dr. Sedan, automat- 3 at 6 p.m., followed by I para up 20, 5:30 a.m; Lutber fier'd.. lc. New battery, 4 good tires. ty and 'I gift <lchafl&e at the man down 211. 7:li am.; Phil· Reason for selhng - going home of Mn. Adam Eberabach. ip Sporn dowri 21, 4 a.m.i Elil- Ea•• I JERSEY SALE 14~,Germany. Phone WY 2- The travoUng prize donated by ha Woods down 21, 5:45 a.m. farm. Sponsored by the Ra· Jt. tc T... ~~~~en·· ried 213 cine Fire Department. _ _ __ _ 11 19 3tc ! Mrs. Carrie Grueser was awa..- Memphis Zephyr up ••, 5..•• tl u lfl will offlr for Hie ot publlt auoCITJZDN d AlH.TI IN~ .....~ on on the Blt!lfl111 flll'lft loCIIIecl 5 millS __ ..._ of ' 11 19 3tc D Ban Antenna. Hy· I 1956 BUICK 1 dr. auto- ed to Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. . a.m.; Zimmer up 22. walling; New H.wn, Wost Vlrtlnlll on U.S. 33 on s;;'lllf. · i -W-,IL:-L-T=H"'Ecc---- h took Gain, C.L .R. "Top Hat" base [ c-ple~o Service malic transmission. Pow•• Games were played end prtz-_ Reliable up 23, 6:40 o.m. El-. ory RNd No. , .. 3, !Union Whl~ Church ........... , steering, oood tires Contact· road); or tllnl at the ••-lOft person w 0 . antenna · Like new , pnce• · i 1or 1 Cl1tl· - es awarded ·to Mrs· Ray Sei· gercUff up 23, 5:15a.m.; Valv~ · . lOuth · •• eou·nty Bo.... ·on 0 I ga II on_ ,__.__, ._ 1 • fthe 5 th F canTr f kgaso I me quick sale. Phone II'Y 2-2440 1 t.Ttle, v- • Tommy Stobart Racine Ohio' u... ensbel ' ·-•· Arnold Hayea, lloe up Greenup 6:40 p.m; Or TUES NOV rom e tre uc P easel or WY 2-2593. 11 18 lfc A. C. BRAUI'IJRD ' 11 19• 31 c Mrs. Karl Grueser and Miss lenian up Greenup 11:36 p.m.,· · , '' • 24, 1964 ' return the can. Racine F1re 1960-- FOoD __ I Rae'-Le na Grueser. A salad course Brimetone down Greenup 11:25 Cont-""111 · D -· ,_,.,. -- 12 Noon"-,,.. follow! 1111: epartment. II 19 3tc ,, Station Wagon. 9 1954 One ton truck with cat· was s..-ved by th< hostes:;es p.m.·. Oliver Sbes- up G-"· . 80 .- - HEAD JERSEY CAmE- 80 ' ·, ' - HUNT!N - - - · r.passenger, automatic ·- up GreeD·-· . NO , ON- THE Robert and power st, i PIshill tie rack or trade for pick up. to tbooo named above a!ld Mi81 up 4 a.m.; Queen Cit}' This is a complete dlspenalale of Ritchie Farm. J , 18 6tp WY -611 _ . ccr ';;" ' EXPERIENCED Call CH 7-2337. 1119 3tc Tbelma Oru,..r, Mrs. Delbert up 5 a.m.; Walter Williampurebred, and high grade Jeneys. '1'hfs hard waa · - 1959 BISCAYNE - Ch Eiselsleln,, Miss Erna Jesse and son down Greenup 6:20 a.m· founded 25 years ago OD ,p op· blood uDea IJid 2 16 18 6 RAWLEIGH Products for sale. InsuranCE! - - door. 6 cylinder Mrs. Henry Reibel. i Dixie Spirit up Greepup only good blllls by both and artflclal IJe1'oo Wy-2-6412. 10.24-30\c -:;-:::;;::::--::- - -- - sh'ft d' , am.; Reba Jane down Melvice bave been usecl. D.H.I.A.' tested. w1U IIIHNSON . stmps<>• lnsu"""' ra 10 and heater. New BOOTEHS TO MEET deb! 1·05 · L be 411 Cl)IV), 1 30 bred and open helfen, This In All lortru ., tn pamt. WI 9->ln Tbe Middleport Band Boost· Is ad goOd herd of hu been , developed 11 16 1tp ers wfU 1J11e1 Monday evening Meldahl UI:IO p.m· Clare BeYour Lindmark S.rvl~ aurance Jim Johnson UD er pra.;tleal .. hoUSing. All cat, Station 11 Giving Awl¥ A Bud SUl·tpson. A!l•nts From the 1><•e•t truco or Tile Rambler at 7:80 iii the big!) scbool cafe- atty up Meltt.b],l:lt ·am.; East. lleh ornedTB. l!ellt\ive on Nov. l4, 8 • I Dulldtnet r-adiatur w th• World Slaodard ol eo . . . -... tRria, Mn. .CQh Bahr. presi· ern down -u....w .. hl .6·.·.M .•m.. I'V':I w IDgl, G,IIIJ .An lenr-" . . 8 rat··· 1 Regl!ller for tbto goad seeond lfe •maUes! bea1e1 oure. dent 1J1 -·••• All band _..,..... th t ' J11 ' ,'..,.. """"" """OD " car each Ume vou drive ln. PHCYrO Copymg Service Excdlencfo ' W·· ' ,.__ , GIIIWo Dam -liotional up ed armthe' inanallyrecently and heliY)' BPI'inlert No purchase neces"""· juoC leo d " 611 car room, rido and per- parents are utged to attend tbe $:36 p.tru; J. S. Lewis • ...., an n . . , ·trta(ltll I' ma e of legal papers, term S I meet!n& II 25 ':""rlilt.A...v I!AII(PMEN . T blrlll records aod almnsl any I w• . Pome••• ance. mal cor ef.'OIIOIIIY · . : p.m.; ..lin B. down U,.IIU .. _ I 2143 2 HOME oF UNtCO nus other docum•nts. and managerabtltty 12:05 am; Laguna up 1:45 a ,_ 1Dari .. , 2&0-gli. in excel- · 1111 SUPER SERVICE Re t 1 s.. TICKET SALES UP. I' m; Harvey Jordon up 8:40 a en, co ttoll; a DeLa-• _.,..._ a-"' I• u er nsurance, Pom, ero"yc 1, L 0 McCOY, AULTlONEER Mettopotllao Moton CLEvELANll, OhiO (UP!) - m.; MIBI Lou up 5:50a.m. ·. . ,pump, ., · ·.. . •.,. ,.......,.. ' 4 I STATION I Chester' Ohio. 3 Z3 tfc E. Malo st....t, l'••m•rOJ' The Cleveland illdians 1965 .... I River - l,uey Jane ' w. C•rooy I Employment Wanled Emplovment Wanted Pbone WY z.;ane SOD· ticket Jale ellmpaign, Marmet 2:50 e.m,.; ,' ·,. •HIIf ·t.unch will h..,_, Me•. wv 2·99» _ 4 l2 111: I sort!ll by the Chamber of Com. S.met down Marmet Nli a.m.· · · . , tLA~I IC' BLESSING, o-, __ ... 1 grill , bar or walt- WILL DO sewing and alternL' clc growth board, iB Winfield ;2:20 .·At. t,t;;tort,WIItVa. ! , JMUBD..E tnsr1rance ress work. Will do housework! tion!l. Evelyn Warner, 2112 1vesto mg a rosy attendance pictUre Simet dOV!D Marmet J:-t(l · l'hitn8 N.w1l : ClliCell<d?· _,.,.. fOUl' oporeWrite: Care of The Daily' miles east of Harrisonville. FOR SALE Nic.• Holstet'n baby jl neTixt.,!'",tit- ••;., ha I l lelfer""' up . "l!lflel(,2:20 . p, ,). .: . ayan, W. VI. 112-2772 Sentinel, Box 668 T. Ohio Kl b Ro d f . · . ..,.e _,... ve a r"'"y 1m.; Beaver dOWI) Wmneld 1 GENE. SLAGLI; AUctlonMr . pl · ngs ury l Far'l a-1 Call WY :1-21116. lillie a · cal. Chfford Leifheit, Rock, paostd the 4,000 mark and p.m.; iv. H. Shaver.' Jr. dOW)! Oklil':llha ' 1 313 1 34 11 20 3 n-21·31p brought In $103,630. · 1 9:10 Thelma :L..· ·,; '.l:. ,_ ·--.-... .. :_Mo_ , 11 18 ate Sprmp. ° ~ an~ 1954 FORD co~ reJi~ter. J••• I~U~T<~~~~~~=~;,fiFEMALE, ~n ~~n ~radford speci~l ~~ .=--=------- __ r==;;;;;===;;:;;;i;;;;;IB;;;;;tt~c.l n~i A~ency, 5·~- RADIATOR SERV ICE '. · ~ ·~ regtstend; ev~~~~~ I '7:~ ~I Melclahl9:J:i~;;,,; ~o: -.-~ BLAETTNAR'S -~merce ~=.,. r.~~-&.!.\o •~ ~ 111!,.~ En _ .~~ ~.bei'4 of·~!& -xr~ -='·~·old, l'wilt. .... . Tonus:~~-\ prnduc- ~ J~ferson . up . Winfiel~ i •·~,; ~:m.; ~ ·-rio ~· ~"-·_,~·-:~~ -~e _,_'"__,.___.,_aw_.,..:~.:.~--l ' ,, ,, ... •j ~IUDg ~ ca~e ~t ~~ ~ !Ia-~ spon-~~ Luoas'~p -~ natUral " "j ' .4 .. •. '• ' ' • I •' i ·•,. ~··, J •, ~r; ,< ' ·• ,, .. a11 II•• ~ U\..o~Lt I 6lORYBE!! \1 :t NEveR HAt> SO o\lt.ICH fUN IN All iW'f BORNED DAVS ~ !:"' s,=... "=- ..:--. a>-~~Y ~ u- ' ~~.;::U, ::= ._ •s.Aa- a.:;::c fll-=~":: ..__.«'* =- :::=.= l rRe=&=ardlo~~..~~of~w:h:o:w:as:::pr:1:·,:third:::·r:at:·::·:v~:n:::.:'a:r:de-=lsm;. ..ILCon..,.... ~~lki\Udl MEl t .= fOl" ~'WUJeJII ;~ b-~~~ (4.,,..j.-l-li-~>6-+-++~~ e.lfud'• ot- "· ,.DOWlf ..e~o Here's •ow t8 work IP AXYDLBAA.XB .Jtllilllj III,O .. QFJIILLOW "' 01>0 l<tt«- - , . . . ...thflr. la thl• """""" ~ .. for the tbHO L'l. X fot 11>0 t... 0'1. .to. lllnfiO !lttt,..., opooo tropbl.,., lllo and tDnnat!.- o! the are all IW110o .,.- IIWI 11o1 !lttton ..., lllffor..,._ ~ ..,...,.\J 1 --===s:u liJe "'~,........., ' DAII,Y ClffPTOQUOTE - cH GASOLINE ALLI1' ,__ 1,IDolpld 7D 'BR> lrl<l'P W'fliiW' ~~r ~~ !)IJI!; ~· 1\/ol. .. .Ct;t:t<•- 4MWI•• 'I'CPW / ~ S..: ~ =,. ~ 1~'1'0- ~ LOOKIN~~~R Farum.. Mallld Brotben. 611 Mllto illroet, P•m· erifY. Pbo3 e Wl' !-Uti. 7 10 lie 0 A I LY CR0 SSW 0 R0 .... 'l'QIIO 'I'BBIW I trD qr JClW'7 Y~ AND llliJ:Jtl, BPWJ'QBW ~ •q XBW'll IWK WJBPJI.,• Wl'SPJIIJtiJ~J!.-CROOJYll \ Cr"*"""""" 'l'IUl UNION 011 BCd'fS1LSII :aiOGitiEB XfSTICllP' J'BIBD"IICII Yl!lARNING lllll5'1'ZSCHE '•• .-. ... :r··-~-.. WMPO Radio 6:45 Sign OH October SATURDAY U41 Sign on -Newa 1:00 Sign On - News 1:01 Sacred Hurt Hour 6: 0& Country Millie 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree 1:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 7:00 Larry Ande1'110!1 Show 1:30 News 8:00 PomerOY HI Football 8:!3 Re•. Raymo!ld Joneo -Rei 9:30 Middleport Hi FoothaU .8 : ~ .Sports lleidtinOS · ll:OO Top Ten Show tDatry f:$7 .Weal!,l~ !l<P.DI1 ::; -Valley) .7:00 New1.. " _ ,.. , 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 7:05 .Tit\!''• Ch'pe.l 1.2:110 Noon News 7:30 Nows · 13:16 Musical Interlude 7:3$ Pickens Hardware 1.2:30 Rev. Merlin Teetl ITnes • Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show T:50 News Report (OSU Football! 8:00 Bill Miller Sbow U5 Sign Off September 8:110 Johnson • Silnpaoo Ins. 5:45 Sign OU October Show (Fri.) SUNDAYS 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign On - Newa (Moo · Thura.) 7:36 Sunday Showcase 1:45 Baker Furniture Show 8:110 French City Baptist (Wed.. Fri. I 8,30 News 1:45 I&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of DeliVerance (Thurs.) tEider Cline) 1:00 Nen Ul Coogre.,.,.. Abel• 1:05 CoHee With Janel 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10:00 Grand Olt op'l')' 10:33 Washington Reports 11:00 Ministerial A5Soc. the ~eople 11:16 A.S.C. Pro&ram · Ftl. 11:00 Sunday Show 11:1$ Fa911ly Worship • Thurs. 12,00 Noon Newo 11:16 Mason Co. Alii', E•t.·Tues. 12:15 CbrisUans Hour 11:33 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:45 Tin)''l Countrr Hymns 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllupo .12:16. Goellier·a Gueft-611Jr-Frl Z: 00 Sunday Chapel 12: I& -Ltirry Anderilon .Show 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne ':00 Jim Meel Sbow 3:00 Sunday Chapel t:l& Blaettnar Auto Show 3:33· CoUntry HymnUmen l'lburo.) (Dan Hayman) 4:30 Local News 4:33 Sunday Showcase 5:\10 Jim Meea Show 6:\10 B.apUst Layman's Hour 6:00 Silnon'a Market · News 6:30 SU!IIIoWo Sereoade 6:0$ Simdowo 8:45 Sign 'lff September 1:41 Oft 5:45 Sip Off October MOND~Y "Oklf If you aay oo, Min Arc}ler, but tnY 111om aayo that In my caoe it'a nut to impoallblel" - ------ Job~ ~rkett I · • •on R evue elevls Le~ ~· .. .... " '!IIMt loclllcled ltlomptl, tha niUJell . tbot !lfl&ll1 llllil ill wbtU. to bo "'tfi'lalll. panies the attempll It ptl'ffll'lllo 1$111 rr dacumtDtory, at tn- ero to douw!ly prGve tbef'R 8 •dill ~II juotlolti. AI for Terr)-'l'bom1> ....... OOUlollll and 011 • colloll ..,. u, his tolenta become lncn. . pill. iloallllmll; tlwlkfiiiiJ, M lngly flgue with ucb .-Ideo lUll MDII· outing. AI f<r Mlu c.>oll, alii · Tbo cblol fault, Ia add!Uoo ro prolosted she couldn't alnJ, and • tbe ahow'a toM of adorallon proved she had escellent JudiBOLLYWOOD CUPI)-n- marlly responsible for ~ end adulaUon lor Ita Jtar w mont ..1 nl&bt's Robert <lOIIIel IJIO' day Digbt'o insipid irlpo, 1 ban · ' · lAilitill 011 CBS.TV, wblcb aDeaoO- 10 doubts that Rosemont will lv CODcerned moment• Ill bjlaooo come up wltb some now ,.a~aa.uu.. :111• ...._. dally life, w" bued oa tloa apeciscular project to IIDOOth 1.1<-.. w111!i1 !Ivory abaq premise that a over tho dreadful boll'. )oiJ l.lplloNI • ._ 1'u1 ar••t m&DJ people care ro 1et cblel auueauon to CBS Nid t1oa : : ; : ' - ., poiDI to Iuww the slnier pooouDy. Goulet people I• that thO)' atop &.1100« •-:; I doo'l mean ro bo rudo, bUI pushing their boy ao hard Ia ao11ot. <au a. Youtll frankly !bora art oeveral other their attempt to con us Into be- ~ ~.!:'- "!'liP Ill IIi. Lot!M persons who como ahead ol ID)I lieving he II lleaven's gift ro ........,.. •· :n. own lilt. Among u- art Car· show business. CBS, for exam· IS. A~ LPut w Hob. roll Baker' I pren •aents, be- ple, tells us in 1 press ~lease 11.1. Indeftnite fligh.t. 29. EKIII* ........,.., ,...•• cause lilY admiradon for tbe thai Goulet "has become Amer· 1 way ihey are pull1l!ll oil tbl!t leo's neweal roman"c Idol." •<~.AL. _ ... aidesptitting seJi . symbol otulf Ob, really? More: "He ba1 :U.Oirl'a alcllo wtt 11ate tin knows no bounds. In addltlDD, I been d06c.rtbed as a comblna· would prefer to kno" well, don of Sinatra and Cary &0011& w.T!tlo ot p rather than Goulet, his handler Grant." If. 'l'bO ~ ,.poet -r llll.llldll Norman Rooemont, who baa This s<rt of pushy thlnkln& ---. succeeded remarkably In lakina undoubtedly waa responsible for 18. ~ a nice-looking fellow wlth a Thursday night's format, tha nice voice - of which there are function of which was to make Zl. c.ptt.ai: many - and, primarlly 00 the sure that "the viewer aets to 12. J!OIQt. ! ba1lt Qf one Show~ "Camelot," know Goulet.'' The function II!I.Part. o( manaced to work blm into the should have been simply to put - .... position of a fairly well-known on a good show, and Iorge! the 1eirtleman. cute, 1ray-fiannel attempts at .....,. s. ~~- Sto~ ... . WJEH Rt\010 MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 6 45 Sign On 7,00 Be Sttll and Know 7:03 · News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:3o News Headlines 7 32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testlmonr 8'110 Ohfo Valley Newl 8:05' World New• a, 10 ' Sporta Today 8:15 - Weather 8:16 Musical Clocl! Com.nurdty News 9:00 Talk of lhe Town 1:5& Mttson County News 10, W _l'ubllc Service IUS .Family Worship Rour 10:30 .Latcbs•rtna ll:ot! Newa Beal IL 00 Momlllg Meledieo · . ercept Ftlday. Cburcb Bells Ring 11:45 World News 11:5tl Mason County Newa 12:00 Community Newo , 12 ,05 Local Newo 12: 10 Markets 12:1& Weather 12:» •!1111ledn Board 12,~ News·o Grams 12:30 County Aaent. 12:4~ Go!mtry Go Roond 1:~ ~ewo Beat 2:110 Couatry Go Round . Belli ~ · 55 Mtt!inee Beat . t:OO Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5: oo Community News 1:05 World News 5:15 . Sporl8 Today 1:25 Weather 5:30 Dtnner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off 6:15 Sign On 7: tltl Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clook 7:30 Newa Headlinel 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:\10 Ohio Valley Newa 8:00 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:!5 Weather 8:16 Pl. Pleasant H.S. Football Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News. Army Hour 11 :30 Public Service i2:00 News Roundup 1.2 :20 BUlletin Board 12:25 News o·Gf'll!ll 12:30 Satllrda1 MB~fl! .l:lti Ohio Slala Football 4:00 Dlscln& with Doss ,,30 Top reo Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup i: 15 PobUc Service 5:30 D!Mer Mlllicale 1:4& Sip Off THRU FRIDAY iG&Wi5NDEk lr HAROLD GRA.Y lv RAEBURN VANBUREN N0800'/ 'HILL ALW I - NOT WHE N .ARGUI~O _t T'"'~..;.;.;;;fiJ �.. • h 1 D res men are "'e come at .rarty I:" I! 1TT +Dil!1leatJllel. ,.,, o,-lllddleport, &., Nllf. 1, To help with . Painting Work ' Motherso#OtlietCulturts 'Studied Bf Lodies of Forest Run'WSCS ~ M M S k # er Or . League Meetmg . I "Het~I P"P Gru~-1 !i'reshme~" Oh~l Ri~ ~argie ans~ered V~rgtma -n W~ birth w~ I·U .~ ~ ~efreah.l da~ Pollee said lhere were about 15 survivors. They were taken to hosplt.als near the. atrmrt I \,here some of them were reo- ;:~~lusion Barnet~ en~r MAKES SELECTION - Little Paula Eichinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger, Mulberry-Heights, Pomeroy, holds the name of the Veterans Memnrlll Hospttal Than!ga!,ving Benefit winner. She is surrounded by Hospital AuxlliQ I'J •• , ... . r " li'fliooO' ii __....:Jashelt, Mrs. A. R. Knight,_and Mrs. Mary Seatnan. _greek, was winner of the benefit. Paula WBI pvea \__ in the benefit. - Sentinel Photo. · illm>DiemeDI To Tile Dall:r Sentinel. Pomerov-Mlddll!tHJI't. I!Mti '' aad t'hlf! GaUta nmes GalUpolls Ohio SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~21, _1964 - · ~boo(· Prlva~ NOVIMBlR Two 1964 SMTWTfS World• or .J, rr.K. 1 2 3 4 5 • 7 891011121314 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2516 27 2. 29 30 . . . . . . - -·---·· ,!~.;;llll.:K~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy e1~ ' ' . ' Somebody Goofed- or Chaneed the Scene By DOROTHY KfLGALI .EN Broadway Bulletin Board Elizabeth Ashley had better k.eep a close watch on George Peppard or he'll be snatched away from her by a famous young lady who's done some rather fanc:y lad-stealing in a remarkably short space of time . . . Somebody gooied _ or certainly. changed the scene- at last week's Friars Testimonial to Sammy Da.. viB J~. Just as the assembled stags were stilrtmg to deliver their wildest risque comments (and that's putting it delicate· ly) two waitresses entered the room and floated around taking orders for drinks and tidying up the tables. When one shocked member complained to a captain that never before bad a woman been seen within a mile of this kind of function, the reply was: ''They have to finlsh serving their orders." Funny thought: Maybe some reformer has infiltrated the Friars and believes the presence of females at those famous lunches and banquets will inhibit the blue jokesters. Ray Stark, hopeful of closing a deal with Liz Taylor to star in the screen version of "The Owl and the Pussycat," has Montgomery Clift in mind as a possible co-star, and she'd undoubtedly like that, as Monte bas been one of her great friends for years. The two-eharacter play on wbich the cinema edition will be based opens on Broadway, Nov. 18, so Ray will probably bave bis answer soon alter Mrs. Burton gets a chum to read her all thu reviews on the New York-to-Paris hot Une . . . Meanwhile, on Ibis side of the Great Pnnd, the former Mrs. Burton, Sybil, Is wanted as the star of a television show wblch Tony Sogllo would proo duee. named B Planned Ch urch Closs 11Jekleal •nlal for kome tobs. tllftrlor or I 1 m~mber Diles Radioear Co. Sep~mber SHOP TONIGHT ':::~~~~==~====~~~Center %", $3. UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX s.. . 1 \ ' l lANK MONEY ORDER$/ MEIGS THEATRE of,.,....,. ADMIRAL T.V. BAKER FURNITURE TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING Fresh Home Killed-ORDER TODAY SIMON'S MARKET POMEROY ~Ire:· : :t:eww::··;:;;;nhostess to those named ahove and Mrs. Joltn Beaver, Mrs. Richard Flnlaw, Mrs. Charles RlfRe IIIII guests, Mn. Emer· WeU and Mrs. Terry Pha- ~ - TheFARMERS and Savings V.W P8RY · m. Member Federal 11-lc"::. ss.clli .,. SUNDAY, NOV. 22 thro~gh SATURDAY, NOV. 28 ·~-~~d~~~Lt ~rated th~ '11lank~g1ving Slatile)' Rombough Jr., estranf(ed - . ( 'I ..' I ' 'o .. ' ' '' . ' I•'' '' '• ;_. .. I' ;,. ilfl '. I ?1 ~' -; u ,. ' but friendly - husband of Dina Merrill, bu beeD dating actress AUyson Ames .. 'file Stork Club, wblch launched quite a ·• few pretty IOdety singers Into fame or matrimony, Is looking for anothet one. Shennall liDllnpley thinks the town eould 1188 a · ~ debutante-type canary ..• Lo~alne l\llen, an ex of Xavier Cug11, has been mklng the tables-for·two aro~nd town with songwriter Sammy Cabn... . . Ktlrushchev's banishment -or wliateVet it was - has Fidel Castro W01' rled, because he kno"!s what it meaDs. .It, shall . U. S. worried, too, but ap\ leaders don't know ~onths o~ Broadway, Frank D. Gilroy's The SubJect Was Roses" finally hit two stratght weeks where it topped $20,000 m receipts. It has earned back half of its 11~es~ment, and stands a good chance of wmrung honors when the drama awards are counted next time around . . . Mid· town department store executives are gravely worried about the mild weather. The~ say that if a cold snap doesn't hit w1tbm the next I 0 days, winter sales will fall 'way off last year's total. • When Bob Hope comes to New York later this month, he'll be met by chaps who will try to talk bim into doing a twoweek stint at the World's Fair next sea5Qn. Th~y want Bob to apeear in the huge theatre m The Texas Pavilion which housed "To Broadway With Love" until it folded. Fellas, be realistic. Bob 1s wonderful wherever he plays, but a mere fortnight of H,ope doth not a World's Fair make. What they need out In Flush· mg Meadows Is more of the world and ~e of a fair - . . The so-called uown· er (really just a front) wllked out of "bls" East Side spot the other night and hasn't co!"e back yet. 'lbey really don't expect bim; he was rather dissatisfied with the arrangement. • Don't fall for the faked-up stories abnut a feud between Julie Andrews and Audrey Hepburn. Julle was sorry sbe ~idn't get "My Fair Lady," but sbe realIZed Audrey had nothing to do with i~ It "!IS aU set~led by the big Hollywood brams. And m a way she's grateful for the way It all turned out, otherwise abe never would have been 1b!e to do "TTte Sound of Music," UJd ever,one .,rees she's ,.nng to make ~CreeD history with that . . . Social commentary of some IIOI't: While Gene Barry was lapin& a "Hollywood Palace" show to wbich he extolled teenagers, a gang of them bJote ~to the studio parking lot and made off wtth two cars. ". • tltls! ABC. TV Mtwwlt; Sun., Hov. 22,6:30,.7:30p.~.: Only MoneyBut It's Nice BY Dlt'lt ltLEINER !Wqwoocl Correspolldelll HOLLYWOOD (NEA) ,, it was jtllll lbe ~ 1 wanted," sa;p Anjaaette Comer, ,-,1 wouldol'l have had to act al all. I could have married somebody rleh when I wu Ia blah ochool. Or I still caultl." But money did have a l.GI to do with Anajanet~ becoming an aetress. Aoja, • ber friends and family caD her, admits that she wiiJIIa to malra a lot of 11. •• lboag~ Aad it loots - ,.. wiD. S1Jo'1 _ . a W ...,,_ orty 8J'GUIId - .... -- tracts an .. w:Nw. • 111m.. !Dum loll. Aftor fiJ 1 .-ad .Wtla tele.tll• . . • ,..... llle's ------"QIIet 11 Belanl& llolo" _. oona ..... eel Oae" - ..,. 11oeJ lltflll llfle IIIIQ'IIaliiiiBIIIIIN...,_...,.._ coed"' .... "Sure,., she "I 1Ailt a lot of rnooep, .f loofdow lor a car!"'r where I IDike a lot Ill ~- I It> Uve well - • nlee ........ travel au over. Bul ) \ - to make the money • .y - . _..,_,. Her own [Meo::loldtloveleos bot ll!a'lllhe ~­ ea. And, also, DO u.. ~eta wllll IIIII,.' !!ai'a' ...... dtw1l ~ ""'*' JIIOiley 1'1' - .. a ANJA • A . ftliD-. . . .'; . who Momber Fadarol Dopoolt lnturance ~~atlon PqMEROY, 9Hic(' . ·~------~,~------~· ' ' says, "bW I wasn't rea'dy _ 1 mea emetiluly. lllflln•t want to grow u.p yet and assume the ftl!~ltilllles ..of adalts. 1 wanted 11 !ltay Ylltl"' •ad bave fun. Agents waatM to sip me, but I saki H."' When she was readJ, so wa.t show business. She quiddy got leads on !eYeral TV shows and site has been in demand ever since. Ttten the moviemak.. ers .discovered bet. and here she 111. Actually, she - . , palo and tired. Part of tltal Is .,. makeup for "The- Loftd Olle" - Tony . Richardson's satn-. 11oe <em· etery business. 11111 part of 11 Is fatigue. "I'm very tired,u she 98YS. "1 have spells of ._nill, ~~~ so spells when I don't eat. There really lan't anythill llamorouo aboullbls bv- at all. It wears )'OU down."" She'll makhl& Iota of money now. She could he forgiven for wondorU. Ill lilllea if it's w~ it. ClMB 01' '1'1111 lllllt illrlpo log parties Ita lime given bJ 'llil Plllrllck ltll~ N•~a'a Jl" at W. ~a. ... ................... ........... :c '·,... ''*• . . .(twjliTii "'~ ... ~J J, '!'~~' i' .' .....·, . •.· *h. ~.. i .. ,ro·S:~ ~ . \lfrs. F S4J .UY FIGHT ry' ' '~G!ERS, Algerta (UP!) - n• s d rlan President Ahmed Be.n le8 UD ay .. . ' TO quit Baylor after one year' of boredom and tried the Pasadena Playhouse for Iiick of any. !bing else to do. And she feU 1D love with acting. She studid there for two years, then had a year of private coaching. 1 ' J could have gGGe to wft In .telel'iskw bef•e tbet,., sb~ .... ,,::l •• Esf. etlldllen--=-· 1 ' football:.,. ~i:.Tc:!'~·K"-~-~ng ~er;on~li~ie;.: fil~ t'lllng __,, 1 Priftlte and Pllblic l'fe bank teller 1111 ""' .. , . ~m •yahm , · · ~···y Tuaadt, TeleVision:s electronic eye scans back in time ~~ rKv:.:J'e life and ~mas ofthe late Pruidan; N 2 e )'on !be anntversary of his CISSIIS1ination ~v, 2. One mtlllOrial program· "Joh F K nedY. more ·.. to:fli" eaker Dec.l wa~ _:::::,:..:::::.rl:ey~H::e::llm~an.~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!""'J Mlas shl I earmgen id Banquet ~- ~~:: ~ ·I and $%8,008 by tile own·., 1 ao undetermined am~ · cash. was carried from ,. ddence of Walter Youg. I' Jaci<sou, Sunday nigbt. M'ddl rt Atbl tic s • ...O... 1 .:J .ackson County sberiff't e ~ . epo otald no one was at home Pr~sJdent Geor&e Hackett, ·~.. ' tbe burglan forced lllelr satd today 1650 ""' added 1 Ill assoetallon treasury Sa\dt 1 I afternoon. ~ · ~~~zn~ The money was reall!ed frOrtt · • • !a public auction and n~mmap IS Isate ronducted by the boosters · in the old A&P building Nortll Seoond-Av. Critt Bradfoi.d prO' i lessional auctioneer of Colum:bus, a native of Racine. wb :auctioneer ''just for expenses." I Hackett ~xpre!!ed his thanks to ''everyone who helped" make J Swearingen, Natlonal the event a succes~. Booftter ta<n League official of dies took In $100 from tlll!lr rum"· will be speaker for mage sale. M Pomeroy li'ootbaU Ban- i Cold weather was credited m December 1 at 7 p. m. w~\ll;. re4~cing the size of the ~ Sacred Heart Church icrowd attendini thf' sale bUt neroy. [" t.hose who came were there aringen is a long-time of- 1w1th mone~ m their pocket... in Southeastern 0 hi o. Hackett sa1d. All but a very. ic League football and ' few items were sold. tball H• is also a former I A full report will be made at in ·the Athens County ~- the Booster meeting at the hlllt I system and presently school Tuesday at 7:30 p.lli; the Swearingen Sporting The boosters are sponsoring • . store at Athens. ' Thanksgiving Night dance at .tets for the banquet went \ the high school. The public ii let oday. Pomeroy Athlet- invited. lOster member Frank W.I Parents of athletes at Mil$. r, Jr., said tickets can be especially Daaketball pannta., ,ssed at the high school, are urged to attend office of Crow Crow & night. "It's up to them to ... tr. or from any ' · mPmber l ur the ball. nc.w tbat e Booster association. ! over, to keep the anociatliill ! banquet is for members ~ctive through winter,'" ptji. 1e Freshman and Varsity 1dent Hackett !Md. ds at Pomeroy Hi gh \ .' 11. Ticket price Is $2.50. t W~ ;r~. ~;;' AuctionNets $650For Boosters JISON (UP I) - A etiOf 18fe, coatabling a coin " ·ton valued at betweea r I ~=·- g~ !ashton\' ~; MAIN ST. Millions Pay Sorrowful Tribute - ELBE Rf EL0 S Mr~ xJ . . are~ .tmdgr~at,l Shop Sat urday 9 unt•l 9 ~ pant~mime. I var~ wh~ ersonaf ro~e con~lng Big~ • . ROME (UPil- A Trans World Rome, It was to have gone on los sulls, battled the falmes the explosion, which occurred 1 could not get within 100 feet oi l Airlines jetUner carryinl .72 1to Athens and cairo. with foam. Hundreds of specta- shortly before 2 p. m. (8 a.m. the aircraft. 1 persons exploded and burned Only last wee~. Fiumlcilio i tors .ushed to the scene, about I EST) . Explotlons Rip Wreckage today while ,taxilng fo~ tak~H Airport ~s ·the ,cene of a bi- 121500. feet from the terminal ' They !laie the survlvon were 1 The wreckage was ripped by from Rome s Flumtcmo A 1 r· zarre attempt to •hlp an ad-f building. ! lucky to get out o1 me naming • series of explosions. Part of port. mitted spy to Call'o by alr Eyewitnesses said names had wreckage because witbin sec- 1 the fuselage was hurled into Tbe flight originated In Kan- freight Inside a trunk. appeared to be coming out of , ond' after the blast the heat \ the air and smoke billowed sas City, Mo., and was headed Firemen, wearing asbes--1the atrliner's .jet enJlnes before , became so intense that firemen high into the clear sky. for Athens and Cairo. ..c·.....:_-2~--==:;::___ :_ _ decant~ Samue~ -~~G • effJng At Least 57 on Takeoff ~ureh. Nani~ G' Is Surprised By Dur~ng a~d G~rl p . ~ BleD~nss" Pt~llt MaD~ OarS~ S~tth~ I Whi~ Mar~~wtth ~I DE~ORAT!ON, McEihmn~, hi~ Followin!t,~ ~;.w.~ ~ rO: I ,_,., To The,,.,._., 61 T.. ~~~- J~~us.":.Scrlpture ch~ To~y ~~no;:: Jam~s Akro~; ~ottom. .,,X eritifte at y e· ev~ nonpera~ I ' ' ' lolrl. e.dll)' B-, V. "nlankful by »n. Allred YOllugor, COme." preeeded ICI'il" tertaiDed lbe WSCS ol lbe '""' !Uri red'"' and prayer by Mrs. eal Run Molhodlll cluD'dl Neue. Tburaday al her hoGll Several artlclea wen ·rea4 ln Mlllersvllle. · lneludlnl, The Cbangtng Rolo The meet;tng, tn dwge o1 ol WoiiiOII, by Mrs. RUP WatMl'l. Jaclt CUrlio, preoldenl, soa; The Ublted Nall<ioa llld oPened with cleVollona by Mta, women, Mrs. Jolm SOott: Tile . Lawrenee Napper Jr. The fll'JUP C11r1111an M11181o1'1 and Womeri. .., "What A Friend We Have Mrs. Urwin Neue\ and HOlt In readliJI !bey See Us, Mrs. Mark Evant, taken lnlm St. John ond pray• Followtog a dllcuulon on tile snngs and skits was presented \ Bradbury. Ray Hindy, Kendall ' the Rector of the Pomeroy was m Beecb Grove Cemetery. painting the er by the leader cla.ed. the de- artieles, the leader reed an arduring the early' part of the eve- Dunfee . Steve Pull ens and Son-I Grace Episcopal Church, spoke . OUt-of-town relatives . attend- with Fowler ln char&• V<>tloui. ttcte, Mutmum Security and nong with the sophomores "strut-\ ny Haynes Tearl•ers assisting : on the topic, "Spiritual Devel-: tng were Mrs. Helen Clme, Mr. ,the project. Tbe er "Mothers of Oilier CUlture," s!le and Mrs. curtis gave a m• ling their stuff." Announc" for w1th the progro m and party · opmeot of A Child," when the and Mrs . J•mes McGhee and ·mg was. closed WI P Y PVT. JOHN W. STODART was the topic of the program dltaUon "Basis lor our ThanU the program was Way ne Da vis . were Mrs. Dorothy Lacey, Mro. Child Conservation League of family. . · Dave Darst. MorlDe Privata Jolla w. fit. p..-ed by Mn. Fred Nease, giving," taken from '!be Metl> 1 ed The official welcome was ex- Mildred Bail<y, Mr. Don Rode I Mtddleport met Thursday eve- Another daughter, _ Mrs. Hi} . Games were pay barl bat received orden to to provide an opportunitY to odl!t Woman. Group slnllng ol tended to the guests bv G<orge and L. W. McComas, superin-lning at the home of Mro. Curtis ida Chalker and famtly was un· dtl'ectlon of Mrs. study )'OUI\g molben of other ''Cotmi our conclt> Sauer, presidenl of the sopho- lendent . Rerreshments of hot] McDaniel in Pomeroy . Mrs. Mar lable to attend, all of vatter. repert to camp lands and to encout'Eige under- ded $he program. more claso . The firsl number! dogs, potato chips, brownies and tin gave lhe p&Jl!'r prepared by Mr .. anrl M". . Loms, course":..": · Calllorala, lor lrlfDin& prior standing of them, A poem, During the buslness seulon, was a catchv rendition of were served in the evening. , her hushand who was unable to Gslhpohs. hJS son, Vrrgd, and lray to to lllsleavlai for lbe illllld ol "Calendar of Gratitude" by the II wu decided to !QVIte tho lo done by Kathv· Namt.' tags wtore given to the be present. I Mrs. Walker, Long IMr. and Mrs. Hoffmall' Okinawa pd dat)' wttll the leader opened the program. 'nle WSCS of the Syracuse MetbCJ. McElhinny and Debbie freshmen and teachers. I The meeting was opened by .He was preceded "' death by Mr. and Mrs. F n Kloel' Tltfrd Morlae DlvlsloD. Allee dlst church to attend' tile Jan. sPr to the 1une of "Hello Dol·' Committee members included the president. Mrs. Robert Bur- bts w•fe and son. Many fnends Mr. 8a;:! ;:rs· IIETHEL NO. f2 MEETS uary meeting. Pla!is were maly" FOOD Ruth Halley Ann Han-lketl with the group praying and other relaltves of Pomeroy,\ M!. rs. . M eompleilDC lila Bille TralDIDI Bethel No. 112 of lhe lnterna· de for a potluck dinner · WedA humorous skit enlil.led,I son. Elinor Bodimer: susan the 'Mother's Prayer in unison.! Minersville. Racine and Long ' Mrs. Charles r at .lbe Roendt Depot, Purl• tlonal Order of Job's Daughtera neaday December IS;' at .e:i!G "Shirt orr His Back" g aVf' l linger. Ste phanie Pullen, Peg- I Mrs. Ale.n Leonard. a guest of Bottom attended. II RichardThHovatte • . lslud, s. c.. Pvt. Stobart .met 1bursday evening at the p.m., at the 011 four ladies . Susie Morris, R"'e gy McKmll<'y Kay Ault, Kare.• , Mrs. Dale Walburn, was intro· Harold omas. waa 1081 lo tile Advaaced Pomeroy Masonle Temple wllh committees were Mrs: 'Do • Hackett, Debbie Grueser, and Faulk. Rose Mane Hackett, 1duced. Broad Run PTA Combat 'fl'aiDl"' 11ue a Lindo Darnell honored queen, Grueser and Mrt. Rull$ Watsno Margie Harris. the chance lit·l Harris, Debbie Grues- 1 Mrs. Dan gave the de- Buys Dictionariell Camp Lei.... for four weeb presiding. A communication to the table• for the ero!ly to te ar the new birth· er. Sandy Swartz, Jams Schmoll vottons whtch were.m keepmg NEW HAVEN _ The Broad lr • , prior 1o bll relam to ReclDo was read fro111 the grand guar. dinner; Mrs. Mark Evano .and 1 day shirt into shred s. This Sue Rue : the ThanksgJYmg season. Run P.T.A. met at the school VISifOf · for a 31 day tur!oup. He 1 1- dt.an a joint vlslta- Mrs. Stacey Arnold, beverages; was followed by a panl omime iyn umbo . Kathy Members roll call by house Nov. II at 7 p.m. with , , , teiiCled Hacbte School tlon wilh Bethel 73, Galllpolls and Mrs. Manning Roush , and number fealuring J im Butcher •1Diane Davis Suste Morrts namtng the mJDJster who offlc- the president Leonard Smith- MISSIOnatleS bll ellllllmetd fa lbe .which wu accepted, ·the Mrs. Edith Sisson lo distribute and tour "a rnigos'' tn thr · Lt>land Brown. . Uon Nelson. ]teted at her weddmg. . son, presiding. Marlao cor,e, 1i lbe aoa of 'Ill be 8Jm0unced. ElecUon of Chrlstmauemembrancea to musical number, "Come A Lit· _Sandy Swartz, Mtke Garten. Santhe busmess sesston Mrs. Jack Ord was tn charge • The Ya Te Camp Mr. IIIII Mn, Georp SIObll'l" officers .,.. 'hrounced for the sbutlnl. tie Closer" , G.orge Sauer,!dy Garten, Bill Hysell M 1 k e donatmns were made to the TB of devotionals and the group !Girls of Racme met. 'Monday Sr. of Roote !, Racllte, oitd next -meeting, Deenther 3. Reports were giyen by Steve Hlndy, Asa Brai"IPy, 1 Gerlach, . Ma:vin . Fry, Karen 1 Health Assoc1a;10n and the Isang "America" in keeping Iafternoon at the Racme Baptist II mAiried to Ute fermer MlJI ous members on the visit to Steve Pullen 1. Faulk F1fe, Cheryl Scouts. The \lays a n d with Armistice Day. Two die- Church and were surprised Donaa BolfD. ENROLLS IN CBU WSCS of MlnersvUie dltli'ch, the Rit a Halley, Kay Auil, Janis Roush: CLEAN-UP, George 1!Means Commtttee anoouoced a , lioc.!l ries were bought for the ! a special v•stl of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sheila Jean Hicks, dau- World Community Day at Rut• Schmoll . and Sue Rue gave , I Sauer. J1m Bulch-., Wayne, card party hed been planned for school and it was decided to ' P. Sadhu .. ghter of Mr. and Mn. George land church, and the lunchen "Make·Up Lesson for Fn-sh· Davt> , Steve Pullen, Asa Brad· ' February wtth Mrs. Earl Dav- have 8 potluck at next month's! who have been vlsttlll& BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT H. Hicks, . 1508 Nye Avenue, meeting with Miss Dorothy men Gim · a ski! w1th 1 It e --- enport, Mrs. Dale Walburn and meeting which will be Dec. 9. 1churches In the area. Mr. and Mrs. William K Pomeroy, has compleled aral United Methodist hands quicker than the eyes !it M:S. Jean Cooke on the corn- Tbe Brood Run community is 1 A question and answer per· Cogar ore announcing the rangement. to lbe Co. church. Other mus cal numbers m-1 mtttee. Mrs. Kenneth Sette! invited. 11od was held the g•rls of their second child, a da b· lumhus Buslneaa University. Refreshments were served by 1 eluded the song, "Some En-,.. gave a short report on lhe The P.TA. thanks Mr. ond 'met informally With Mr. and ter, named Shari Ann, Miss Hicks Is a senior at Porn- hostesses to those named above 13 cha nted Evemng" done by Ruth Ohto Child Conservation Leag- Mrs. George Oliver for redoing \ Mrs. Samuel and after the 1 lbs and oz Sunda ..-oy lllgh and will en- and Mrs. John F. Bally, Mrs. Ann Halley, Kathy McEihmny, ue Convenlton whtch she attend- a table 1u the kitchen The cusslon, a song "The Tithe" . 15 ' at · rQII ' In lbe Secretarial Robert Laudermllt and ar-••t Marilyn Stumbo, Susie Ohlmg••• ed last month. meeting was closed by was sung by Mr. and Mrs. Hosplial pm. k a Course next September. Mrs. Hiram Fisher. ' er, Peggy McKinney, Jemarilla I M'ddl ort New members voted Into ment. of •ce cream being ser- uel with the girls singing 'tire or : - Ward. Kay Ault. Debbie Gruesn I ep membershtp were Mrs. Ray- ved by Mrs. George Grimm finlll choruses with them ·S . 'I'tlr!ler . • . er Stephanie Pullen, Margte Pfc. James R Miller of the ' mood Stewart, Mrs. George Mil- aod Mrs. Jess Brown. their native t.anguage, which Is' aDd 'Mr . Hams Jams Schmoll, Sue Rue, IUS Marines, left today for i ler, Mrs. Carolyu. Tbomss ond Telegu. Mlnersvffi .•· . e . Kethy Pickens Sandra Swartz, I Me,;.phis Tenn where he will Mrs. Charles Srruth Followmg l Ch re D d . Following this visit, the girls DIOna Davis and Rose Marie ' attend four:weeks training the program gtven by Mrs. ar r rape an held a Ceremonial at which Kesterson and' Mr rs. ' I MAIN STORE Hackett ; a trumpet duet, "Won- riod at the Naval Air Tech- Marltn, Mrs. Jam". Johnson Memory of Member they were presented their Mrs. WilHam HeilllUID ' and derland by Ntghl" featurmg Ca-' pe Trttining Center At the ' presented her wtlh a gtft on be. Tbe charter was draped fa membership cards for 11164-«1. Pomeroy and Tho Co of \ 1 thy Pickens and Peggy McKin-, of !he tral;ing pro- , helf of the League. . memory of Margaret S m l t b, Also presetned to each girl was of Grant'svme W 1 ney , and a vocal solo, "Every-! am Miller will be assigned A homemade auction was when Magnolia Temple Pythisn a special honor paid> which eat a . · ·• grea ELBERFELD$ TOYLAND body 's Doing It". io top another post. He has spent ' held with. Mrs. Charleo Brad· Ststm met Thursday evening they had earned by complet- rnza:th • b; Kathy McElhmny. three-week leave with his bury servmg as aucltoneer. The at the DAV all. ing the aonual project of and Mrs A Two Doors Below Court Street on Main St~et' Tnere were skits concluding I a nts M and Mrs M on traveling prize, donated by Mn. Elizabeth Campbell, most camp Fire Girls. New . nn Shhoernaker of ' the program mcludlng one en' r. · yr Scltes, was won by Mrs. Rob- e>:cellent chief, presided and 'Ibis year's project waa to h The Cogars titled •. "I Object" providing hu- ' Jame. Harley will join ert SchmolL Mrs. Cooke won opened the meeting in ritualis- traduce the newly revised a son mor m the courtroom done by 1 her son, Dr. John llarley ond the door prtze. The Christmas ttc form. Contributions were gram. stress current year old Mrs Jr., one Sandra Swartz, as Mrs. La . her granddaughter, Ann, In Ath. parly wdl he held at the Brad- made to the Tuber<.'Uiosls and of the girls, and help publicize former Cogar the] · Rue . Mtke. Gerlach as Judge; ens Sunday and wUJ accompany ' bury home ID December. Health AssoctaUon and to the Tbe Camp Fire Girls program. _ _ 1 Dave ,Jenkms as the attorney Dr Harley to Springfield where Tbe hostesses,. Mrs. Kenneth K of P Home in Springfield. It was highlighted by the glrls for Mrs La Rue and . Lela~ sh~ will spend the Thanksglv- Harris, ~s. Scites and Mrs. Nominati011 of tfficers was visit to Huntington last month, Brown, attorney for Bill Davas. 1 ing holiday at their home. Dr. Robert Ftsher served a salad held. Plans were made for a when they met with other girls ··· Steve Hinrly. as the golfer and 1Harley is spending the weekend course from a buffet table dec- Christmas party following the and leaders of the Camp Fire ·, Sam Hood m the of hlS Iin Athens as guest of his deu· in mo- December meeting. There wUl family. 'lbe title of the ilf<•iect I caddv , were featured m a Golf I ht A f th F th , bf. Mrs. Scates pres1ded at the be an elchange af 50 cent gifts was "Enter· Camp Fire Girls Before the last hole; Wg dnnet'· .01r He. ad uerhs silver coffee service. Mrs. Karl Grueser was in '64." · " . ed d , ee~~.en 1es 1sHall.a g go If ba11s ram own on ter residesac inJVI VeiSht chairman for the pllrty. Members attending were 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold George Dinner cy Bentz. Brenda Bradlord, aod son, Brian Lee, of GamSOLDIER PROMOTED Laurel Cairns, Diona Cross, Sue polis, visited recently with her · y Pomeroy Arnold E. Nichols, son of Curtis, Linda Grindst.afl, Jane SPECIALIZED HELP parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mr. and· Mrs. Ona R. Ann McCilntock, Joy FOR THOSE MOST . McComas Route I, Dexter, .... Martha Cost, and their SEVERELY DEAFEIED ·. Mr. Robert McElhinnny, Mr. . . Nov. 2 to specialist four ln Ger· guardian, Mro. Mary CuriL• flx-~p Ire Butcher and Mr. Emerson . Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, as- Imany, where he is serving w1th their assistant guardian. Mrs. I Jones are spending the weekend . ststed ~y Mrs. Joseph Cook, . 237th Engineer Battalion. Helen '"Sem" Jotmson. uflrlor types at Ohio University Mr McEI· I entertamed the One Won NlChols, a of the balt-1;-""-="'--'==;i;;;;;;o'""i\ . hinny will be the .guesi of his , ~lass of the Pomroey First t.alion's Compllny B. entered ' daughter Karen at Lindley tist church Thursday Army in 1962 . 4' x 8' only $4.&p LY 3-4550 Hall; M;, Bulche; will be with al her hom~, East Main St. completed hasic training at '1:1", 4' x 8' only $6.08 245 E. Stall St. Athono his daughter Judy in Baker The meeting opened wtth Fort Gordon, Ga. The 19-year~ • ' medtlatton "Try ld' !tended Cl High 5/s", 4' x 8' only $7.04 and Mr. Jones will stay " ' so 1er a a.y .~ with his daughter, Barbare, at Yourslf, by Mrs. Dale School 4'•1' ponoto 1f• Inch, 52 Veight Hall '!'bey wUJ attend pel, president, followed by CL=u"'B"'ro='"'M"'E"'ET= ...,._ oldt oodl the OU-Mar;hall football game \class song, He Keeps Me . The Staff and Officers Club 1mg. and"·the JLord's H Prayer of Meigs Temple, Pythlan Siswh."1 th ere. P tt L h h umson. "~s. · · te rs, will meet Monday evening . th ught FOR AlL Q((A~IUr.S M1ss a y owery, w o as 1 h JUO,PIIflll. . . PIMIIII 0 ~"' h d. ff'lit k acers tlhh f Ka we 'Ylle uowefs everywD.e_re een omg a 1 a e wor e.t JT"·nk 1 . nd a , e orne o Mrs. rl Owen MIDDLEPORT, 0. In a wide varlely of wood Ch'ld · Im · co1urnbus th ·~ 1 ren 's Hosptta nk' sg vmg God 1 a II 7:30 p.m. Mn. William Lowe .. amg ora illb b I as part f specie" and flniohol. Eaay ta o her nurse trammg, tional thou hts and the w e the contrl uUng hostess. WY 2-'1039 Install. our dhplay. has been on a three-week va- H d fg ll DA ~ or NIGHT r 'thh .._eoesora. Mahogany $5.89 4'xt' ca Jon WI er parents, ~tu. D in th b . se~!Sio•n, II Pomerov Flower §hoD and ponol Mrs. Donald Lowery. Fol- M ur Hg e usmess Mn. Millard Vafl MetM" lowing completion of her work rs.ed omer Braley bewas WI GIVE TV STAMPS in Columbus she will retum to c~m as a new me~ r. Pla.ns ll Con1icler tM convenitricl ,"liiWiiiiMiiiaiiim~~:::::::i~iiiP::::o::::m::ier::::o::::y~l ing Holzer for the rell\Eiining traln- dmner at the Martin restaur!'" ertod 1 ant on Dec. 16 at 1 p.m., Mi~s Je~nette Crooks Mart- I' lowed by a party and -1 gift Sofoguordtd ogoilllt loss II <!Ita is spending the ~eekend c~ange at the home O[ MrS- 11 with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. I Wtppel. It wsa voted to purcbFigoro tho Nlill Pomeroy, Ohio i Waller Crooks ase flowers for shut-m , I Mr. anti Mr~. Edward at Christmas. TONIGHT Proof and family visited with relatives IMirs.dT. T. Sdheplton1, de1'•oticm·IJ "THE BRAS$ BOTTLE" 03 · H t' to W v a ea er, rea sam on (TechnJcolor 1 m un mg n, ..... .,....,...,_., a. recent1y. T"· k sgtvmg . . and off ereel -ra,v-1 1 .,.__,__,..___, uan .., Tony .Ramlall, Burl Jves, Bar· er. She also gave several bara Eden .and Luscious Lu- r lu Porter. tations on Receiving the Lord, ''THE GOLDEN ARROW" Headquarters For and closed with prayer. A deB('f'echrucolor) sert course was served by Tab Hunter Open A hostesses to those named above HANDYMAN SUNDAY; MONDAY, TUES. and Mrs. Ellen Couch, M r s. VALUES Nov, 22-2J.24 LCI'ain Sterrett, Mrs. J. E. Fos-Blli{.A-Count "THE UNSINKABLE ter, Mrs. George Skinner and MOLLY BROWN" Mrs. VIctor Young Sr. (Technicolor) ._. \:.> oNoDown Debbie Reynolds, Harve Pre1 CANAST,\ CLUB MEETS nell. Ed Begley, Jack KruaMrs. Donald McKenzie enller- lt P1ymlnt chen, Hermione Baddeley, Mlddtoport, 0. t.ained the BI-Monthly Canast.a Colorf!.,too,, PEGBOARD ...~ club Tbursday evening at her As Low As Pleasant Ridge home. Prizes Pi'ootlcol, diiCOI'ItlvO. for games were awarded to Hand!> hansen. llilb' Manlhtr( Mrs. Max Folmer and Mrs. Eugene Triplett. Mrs. McKenzie received a gilt from her secret ,, ' . pal. Secret pals were rev•ealecl :1 .l ::.n l ' :-.. ' na'Ud~ ""'tP~· "~ Freslunen of Middleport lllgh lthe gollers. bury Sam Hood and Paul Hay- Oaa officers ore Ge!JtiO lebool were given a tndltlon- The program wu concluded neo ; NAME TAGS, Mary Wolle Sauer, president; Wayne Davia, Jl royal welcome when !boy with a hilariOUI lillbilly t.ake ·Ruth Halley, Rita Halley, Del>- vice pNS!dent; Jim Butdler, Mrs. Harold 'l'homU led were auest. of the sophomore oft on "Romeo and Juliet" with bie Gru....-, Rose Hackett Mar- secretary; Steve lllndy, olw:;:' Golden 1 elut Friday evenlng at the an- Jim Butcher •• Romeo and gie Harris, Susie Ohlinger, Sue wv. and Sam 1\ood, e•ecuttn Ch h et Tburad"P"' nuai Frestunan-SOphomore p81'- Dianne Davis as his Juliet. Rue Ray Hlndy, Bill Davis. ofliCOI". th mol Mrs Eay ty held at the blgh school. Other characters were Marilyn e me · ugene The , Stumho, Lady Mont.aque; Kenrf' • 1 Louu Walker Ritu ray. gym was decorated with ny Russell as Lord· !lolontaque; rS. a In IS During the buslnses green llld white streamers and Dan Nelson, Mercutlo; Marvin Are HeW Sunday it was decided to purchase mustc for dancing was . provtd- Fry, Tybolt ; BUJ llysell, Lord pea Fune1al servic .. were held ,ln IAlys lor the church ed by Lonls Mueller, dl!c·Joci<· , Capulet ; and Susie Ohlinger, Sundsy at t p.m. at Ewing It was also decided that •Y Lady Capulet. · \' Cha,.l for LoUis Walker. Rev. class would wltb A variety program featuring Stage managers were Asa l Mrs. Richard Martin, wile of Arthur Stitt officiated. Burial her classes m the church ~~:'" ' 2 1084 Baptist Class 1 I . 1; a said Sunday that Algeria ready to fight Israel for the 15 of the Palestinian Arabs. '!11 Bella made the comment Jnited Arab Republic Vice ;ident Marshal Abdel Hakduring their visit to an AI.an military school. { - -- 1 y to Wreck s Com-Mark l ; ·.; ; Funeral services for .W.. ·~ Fry, 89, of RFD Letart, W. Y4.j who died at noon Sunday .tt her residence, will be 1to!14 Tuesday at 2 P. 01. at t1ta Pl!l! lesong Funeral Home .... burial in the Grabr.m ettlt! tery. Rev. Achaah M11ler '111ili officia~. ' She wa& boru March I, . . at Let.rt RFD. the da~ lhe late Elmlna ond Allll4it ~::s:..~h•., :! fatj · •·· Jackson Roush family ol ' :barles de Gautle today boys and trix glrlo, all of ' · 'ifice both the North At- preceded her in death. Bllr llili! \TO) and the European band, Gideon, died in ltlt. ' , gn against the u.s.-spon- She was • ~ of .. . 'ce (MLF). St. Mark's Lutheran ~ , ere already prepared for Mrs. Fry bad made bJr boiiJi1 Communist world if the wllh Mr. ond Mra. 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