http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ba91d8f92d65363ed054bb6d3fb4d991.pdf 4a8306b13aab8cc35094a4deb9ef919c PDF Text Text . ..., _, . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamm Honored On Their 50th Wedding · · . . Coates·Betzing Wedding Date ___Is Set For Wednesday Nov:27 OLD-LES ' ·ARRI,VE NOVEMIIR 8 Mr :ind 11.1rs Paul Hamm ~nter· tained on Sunday wtfh open house I - '• bowl Mrs. Samuel at the silver coffP.e SCJrv· In honor of the Golden Wedding ; Mrs. Delmar Hamm ,..rved the Ann1venary or his parents, Mr cake 1nd Mrs. Joe HartmRn the and Mrs. Albert Hamm of Laiica'i ice cream Mrs. Ruth Wnits of ter, Ohio. Lancaster regisle'red the euests. Arrangements of fall flowers Karr & Van Zandt · Ohio WHAT FAMOUS INVENTOR STARTED HIS CAREER AS A RAILROAD NEWSBOY ? and the dming table was centered Emma Hamm, Dora Hamm, Dana with a large weddm g cake w1th Hamm , Mr and Mrs. Delmar the inscriphon 19117-57 in gold Hamm, Mr and Mrs. Virgil ence Grueser, Mrs Ora t\.rcher, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Michael and and children, Mr. and Mrs Georec Hobstettcr, Edison Hob1tett' r .and Mrs. Richard Chambers. Four Countians Are Pledged At OSU This Week WYF Officers Training Retreat Held.At Marietta Pledging of 937 stud ents by 44 at Ohio State Judy Gregg, moderator of th (' Umvers1ty has been announced by Westmmster Youlh Fellowsbio the or£ice or Dean of Men Mybn of the F1rst Prubyterian Church H Ross and Lynn Bufhanan, secretary, The pledges mcluded from Meigs were In Msrietta over the week County Minersville - David K. end to attend the Officers' Train· Hy,.ll, Route I, Alpha Gamma mg Retreat of the WYF. 1b< Sigma; Portland - Thomas D moderator also attended the Sayre, Alpha Gamma Sigma; R:~ - Fellowship Connc1l and the sec cme - Lmy L. Holter, Alpha relary the Faith CounCIL Gamma Sigma, and Donald F. The girls were overml!ht J..o,h.., n so;;;ni;;,;; A.;Ip;;ha;;;;G;;am;;;m;;a;;;;R;;ho;;._.,~ I guests of members of the Mar· l' ietta Presbyterian Church and meal• for the i rOup of 37 offl· Hair Stvling Start orr n ght by seeing your ccrs were served at the Betsy COLD WAVE and Doctor' E;nl) altent10n can Mills Club Sunday morniu>1 MACHINE PERMANENTS breakfut was served at the prevent a .:-crmus Illness and Should mcdtcmc be prt!scnbchurch and the group Jttended cd, we look forward to Si'vi ng services in a body. Hair Cutting The meeting wa! railed to l,rain You. The inventor' Thomas Edlhe oftlcers In the proper pro· lton . cedure for conducting their meetings Mr\ Lucy Gregg ana daugh· BARBER ond tcr, Karen, took the girls to BARBARA COATES Marietta Saturday and they re· BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Edwin Coates, North Second Avenue, Middle~ort, is turned home Sunday with Mr an11ouncmg the approaching marriage of her daughter, Bar· and Mrs. James Buchanan and Pomeroy W. 2nd Sl. bara Daulljl to Donald Betu · fM d "_ daughter, Nancy I •' ng, son o r. an Mrs. noy Betzng, Pomeroy. wedding will be an event of Wednesday November ?7 The ·• at the Fedcrated Church at SCVCI'·thirtY. 0'·' clock. ' ' Miss Coates is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Car· ~~~~le Institute, Cleveland. ~he Is employed as an X·T·av tech· ntcJan, at Meigs General Hos£ltal. ' M B tzi d r. . e ng gra ua!ed rom Pomeroy High ~choo) and served m the U. ~ Navy. He is a senior at Ohio Uillv&rslty and wlll graduate m February, --------·- - - - - IIOCial rratermt1es , l'hiiR- A parade W:JS held and ppz~.r ' Arthur Ebcrsbach Jr or ulcrc llwardfrl !o the n1o~t or: lclphia arrived Monday ror it linal. the prell r~l. and the u~ 1 -1 1 tlh his hlhor Arthn' llest costumes 1n h"'J groups ~~ bv h S ' ' One group wa!ll macle up or stu· M~s :~d ~rs Eitner Ebcrsbacll de~t In the !1rsl throe grade' f PI Pic ant visited Sundov while the ollu~r group WRi madr l • as · up ol sludcnb in the 4tj!, 5'h With hiS sisters. Ml"" Kale and and 8th grades \nna Ebcrsbach. · Prize winners in the firs! Mr. and Mr~. Rollin Bearh~ !OOUP were as follows . Most Ori· .pent tho wceko~d 1 ~ Canol Win· WARNER'S ·hesler w•th their soh-in-taw an•l ~ughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Roy , vans and family. Mr. and M." Arthur II. Sm:i'· •I Salem VISited Saturday w.th lor .aunt, Miss Nelli<• Koehler. M•BB Noll•• l(ochler ' P~'" 1 Sunday In GallipoliS with Mr. nnd :lirs.. Charles Woaver and olhi!t rcl1ltvcs. Mrs. ~farion Howell rCturm1l to nor home m, Columbu_s sunday after a week' VLII l with Mr and Mrs. Walter Walker an•l M·· and Mrs. James WUI and famll~ Mrs. Edward Koehler and Mr, Wilham Dawso~ arc spcndtng ll week with relal!ves 111 Cotumbu> OV. L D. Hartinger ·~nt the week Mrs Everett Thomas is sub•ti Mrs Br1~gs K1rhy Cheshire. Columbia and An1ta Fultz to the end with Mr. and Mls. Johri cun- luting In the Middleport ochool vas the ~ucst speaker wh en the dtn inl{ room ninaham, Buffalo, W Va , ahd as I for C. E. Young who Is 111 'l H S'nborn Ml•slonary Society I A Thank;iiVIng thrme ,.,, car- silted t~em with their annual I Mr and Mrs. C. B. Weese and net Monday ttl the F1r~1 Baptist ru•d oul in th• tabln '" Auction. Ml~s Marcie Karr were m At "h h . h M ' , arra n· ~· " urc w1t rs. Milton Hood, mcnls or cornucopias hllrd w~h 1feaidenl, P!••ldmg. fruit. veRetablcs ~nd .. llvwer• The mcet10g llpcnecl with Jlll Refre~ hmen ts were · 'st!fitict b.. 1rgan prelude by Mrs Gc rn 1d Mr11. Gcralrt Anthony, Mtss Rh: \nlhony ami a prayor bv M•·s da Hall. Mrs Henry Null Mr · ~arry Houdasht•lt The Dor(':to,; John Fultz, Mrs Raymond Li<!~ glnal Eddie Schaellei· J'rettle t Paul; Jo Werry; a~d Uglle:t Frankie Zuspan. Pr~o wlnnors in the sccon<l ·.•rOIIP \Verc ,.... fo'olows·. MoRt Orl ·~Ina! Marv Ann -Iiicklnl· ' llrct 'lest ' KHthy 1 ong aM 'u~li 1 Hor~ld Mcado~s as' . Jud~cs for the contest w•·ro· Mrs. Charles Aldridge. Mrs. lh-r man Ross ancl Mrs. Pirl Burris Arter the pnrado Ihe . studonrrlurncd to their rooms whrr they were wrvcd rcfreshmcnl by lholr trachers llome room m !hers furnished a Halloween I vor ror each student. 00 B. H. Sanborn Missionary Soc•'ety ______ , Meetin . 9 ISHeld OnMOnday N 4 ----- --- I ,_.lrcJ c Wa S In ChaJ'ge of the dt•V[l Wh iCh WCr l' Jt•d bv ~f u~;~ Syl vu MeMagtcr wi th th ~ closing prayer by Mrs J M Ao 'i lll181 SNV ICC S ::her. Durmg the bus in cs~ moetm ~ 11 .Julia Meade, well· known hoot.eu of TV'e popular Playhouee "90," ~aye: ' • --~~· rr,lsohilla ' Olrcle WR! In ,... gc 0 't~,,·,(~so~ciitailr '~h,our ond In and guo•l.l and he~ Grn~de ; I 'West 1 I d" Lewis H Sauer ana tarolvn an Mrs. Sauer's mother, Mr8 io~a;~ Smith. have been Ill wit. flu c PMt week. Mrs. 1William Thomas, BOBten r~luhrned hero Mond~y to vlalt her mol cr, Mrs. D. B. Hartinger who Ia recuperatlng after bre ki ~ h,.. hlp this fall. a n. c. Mr. and Mrs Shirley r.lill• Mt and Mr~ . Robert Harris and 'Mr.' George Hackett Sr wero In Char: leston, Sunday to attend the fuhcr· al of Mrs. Rosa Clay. Mrs. Mabel Warner Altman E tea Park, Ct:tlo,, spent thC ~ce~ end with her cousin, Mrs. Ethel French. ' Linda Lyons daughter of ~r · and . Mro. John' Lions Ia Ill ~lth • flu. ' Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ervin rortsmouth, visited relatives nnd 'lrlona. ~Qre sunday. 1 ·, Mr.'.~nd Mrs. Gene Harris and l.l'lve eblltl,ren have rr.oved front 1'1~~ \<1, Qhlo.1l'hoy are living In lthe <ll'tl\'@1<arrlhome In Syraeoso ~rla Ml', H~rrl' lotiOioeiated wllh ~~ Jealler Alumlnun( plant ~~n~c04. They vlaited lhei par' ~ts., M,r. an~ Mr& Robett Harris '. nd 1<1!). apd Mrs. A. ,R. H~o~. ;-while their furniture was being moved to their new homo: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quick, Tulsa, kli., are visiting Mr. and Mra ymond Grimm. ,· I Mr. and Mn RuiSCII Bailey and , daughlcrs, Patly ~nd Barbara, ,were vlslt~rs I~ Columbus Sunday and atoppcd In Noloonvlllo to "" Coach. and·Mr&Charles McDonald and li~elr new liOn. Mr. and Mrs. 'llobert Jar, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James Sub· loll, Lodl, end Mrs, WUIItm Ru•· ,aell,.Cornlng, wol'<l eallln~ hero by ,~e·>deatb olllol>ert w. R~wllngs. Mre. Raymond Grimm, Michael 'Clifford and Mr. an'd lofro. l>etoi :Quick wore vlsito!1) ri 'AibcJU, {!on· day. ' ~ , , ·•· • ""· R c. Me~~.,-· · leljior· .. ~1. Carmel HOW"-!: II';.fb\ierl • V.~® ~ltmliY. w•• · ~ui\1() . 1o ..lut.il tJO l>er,.Maiidn j:ol'u1hbc• I -.?.iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiif:-· ' •' This is GIVE·YOUR·WIFE·A· GAS·DRYER MONTH No mol'<• good drying weather £or five long months! That's enourh mu•nn for givmg· your 'Wife an auwmaiic GAS Dryer now! But oven more important, drying cloth• the old·flllhioned way Ia hard, backbrenkins work nt any time, in any weather . .Save her from dragging around heavy brullcell of wet w41!1 thai weiah a toll • • ; and from atrugglin& and straining with clo!h6Wneal ' . How about it, men? A modem GAS Dryer, ,.00 know, iB far 10118 expenoive to bialall than See l.be other kind - and coeta muoh )eM to run. Only a penny's worth of GAS tor each lood! And GAS dries clotlwe so so/1 and flqffy. the SPEED 19.~ ::~: .:~:~.. Beyond our GAS main•, UIKI dependable L·P GAS GAS . DRYER , ..,. at.J9Ur GAS Appliance ~ef ·' ..J.,....... _ .. J~~~ lea•~ li1Jl111i~ tol'l. hav. IJeen Il);lilth piJ. Mr. an4 jMP·· CIU:OiiC!' ' Cline spent the w•k- eucf wllh' •Mr. and Mn. o. 4 cune, W~atleld. • C. E. Youn~, Junior ll'«b•leach· ~r, Ia Ill wllh nu ao<f ~ <Clara Thomas, ~oineroJ, Ia lllbliUijl\ll\1 ~r hlJn, ~- ~.. : ""- ' •• i -,. '. '• '-ati~u~~!~~~,j,j~'le m For Two ' ' ,. ' .. . ·~ '' ancl ~Nil· ' IIOI'Iholll '""'· ' SJNGLICOn-~t Olii~ans Turn Thumbs Down Lest~r M. ·B~ice' .1,~~i~·:~~-~~Stat~. Aprw.t~~ Funef,al ~~te- ~,co~us @.IIJ.7" ~)Yo f-"11 Be·Illll\n'· d'a.'y· amenlln)eritf~~ea41ay's I e· MaYor 8y El-b'on R-ult ArePI l Bluuu, _;. 'Douors Sotely Needed ,fi~l unollioial roturns "show· N mbef 11 ed , ~2,4114 (or the amcndme~t 0fi 'OVe LeGion Hall, last Mondoy evening. Tltc group enjoyed bingo and a rot luck supper. Receiving prizes for .the eost. umcs were Mrs. Grant Roush, ')tfs. Harold ZcrRle, Mrs Nelson Rdusl), and Mr>. H. c. Roney. The d'or prim were Mrs. I!lver· ·tt Roush, and Mrs. C. C. Mont· :lom•roy. h t dl Mr,!l. "1 or!! . a ten ng. wcr.c .. 'I"'' ~Ou1h, Ides. Bill Rnus~, Mts, F ··•I Housh Mrs. • Thrlma Capehart and Mrs. J!oll<:f! Roush. __ _ _ - - ~ _ __ ''" Friday mening to se_c the ,1:-' tl "'" "T:1c 'f(!n Command mcnts " \ Weese ann M•· '"'' l!rs. c. B.wcrc in AI· Mt" V···d , Karr W. Va. and 1n Willin msl own, and~ 99M against. Tlle·>viclor)' marg it was only 32,781. ' _ 11 ' ':::: ~. fit~"'•· t-'ied tfttN•""""t · lJ\C • - '"" ~•""" most 0 ·ttil'•nl!ht and oarly mort\: lng- ., 'ioctipn-' l'<l!Jirps fldwetl l,nto ~tari of S!ate '!:tid ·I W J,lr•'l'•"• offic~ hcre.•llut, big ·bit)· stil;n't~ lid~ liN won out. 'kron. Sunlving are his wlle; <On,, Dr. R. f:. Boi,., PmneroY All Meigs County tesldent • ond Dr. R. R. Bolee of :· 1~oSive)t, ·•ho arc eligible· blo&d aono"' "· M.; a daughter, Mra. are urged to come to the Jled son Jr., fdlddleport Cro~• bloodmobile operation grandchildren, ot)C of Monday, !lov. tl at the , Pomqroi' ~obert -R; Bolco 1r., ~ ,. . Junior fllgh School bet>W.n· .1~ · Funeral ·,scrvlees ,.Iilli be onrl 8 p m. In 'order 16' -~ul\'· 'Friday '' at 2 . Ji)'.?!fi from l~c coiJecUon, of, 00011 r~ , ,~~ Ewlilg"'"Unetal, tllapol ' 1!11~· to conllnuc, the blood .PtOgffPl I~ C. ·E..~oYt of ~dlfl~(\orf ·: ol,tficilit· \lelgs <;oun(ir.. , ·lng. . ·. I • • . '' 1 'B~rtal WJII be mati\Yl~' tHe At ll1c ~aent limo 'Meip· •lly •Iot"1t Kygcr.· ec~i~l-y. Coynty's blood credits at to~ ·' · ' · • · ~,, Huntinglon lllood Center are ex· ·• , . ' hawtcd and' It'• In dobt to t!lc Fo~estry Ccntcr for Red Cross blood Jda, \1 ' nllnlstered to local residents .al . hospital• putsid• 'this region. Day Is,.H . eldA't" ·, relatives of P!l"' ]h M " F benefitted f(O!tl ' e. ora ....... ':,• blood b~' .• Friends CU •• I ' n ! "! Ft'el;l Martella ' M... and ,~-s Earl Hldo:nad o! Columbus vl!ilrd Sunrlii.V wit'' her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Blaettnar. Mrs. Helen Ncrtse · ~pent Su'l· day with' Mrs John Bowen, SY· raeusc. - - - - - - - , . .·- All Meigs &hool Levy Issues Are Approved Tuesday :._---=---- --- OJPoans appr6v'ect eonsUtutional statewide elecUon but ·turned thumbll do"~'G~~t, thlrd which would have allowed the govlir· Lester ¥- Bolee, I&,,for nor to' appoint out!br:state residents to his cabinet and other the operator of a ('eural 11!\{~ta. . at Hobson died !ueidaYI :~it~~~ )"'enrlmen! making it easier lor large m'etropolit•n at his borne of a he,rt ~ .>. .. ,, "' · ·;r ' r He was the IaUter of co,~nUea to 101 uP county-wide J .J Boice of' Pomeroy. fprms ~f _go~er~mcpt, .,WIS res: The dcceRSed WlS a retired .cued llcl lhe .lllh-)l?ur h. late ro New York Central Railway con· , t~~rns fro?' Cleveland, Columbus, .juctor and spent tho early por· ClncJilbab and ~ole!IO. ·' lion or his Uf~ In Columbus an~ The Alqt•rican Legion Auxlllar:/ held a llallowccn Party at the Judge . Emmett W. Peoples of Pomeroy emerged ~e victor In the three way ' race for the new county judgeship by defeating Delmar Canaday and Sutton·twp. Justice of tbe Peace R., E. Grindley in Tuesday's elecUoDll. Peoples garnered a total of 2476 votes agamst 1791 fClr ~anaday and 1298 for Grindley · . _ _.:.. tbe 1 Tuuday'a election ....-.... _ I'_ ') l ..cond Ume in hia ~ _ -tllat UJUDCI People'• had been ~al at ' the polls. The other oeCuloa WI! ---~J ia 1938 when be woa tile~ em!rAJ Probate 1udge. ..~.. A total vote of 8,211 ")nut M.,,. ~nty tor thl·11iw. 5 aen"" '-0 era! Election.!. J . .d On tbe constitutional ameDd· MaYor E. l!· Robmaon oat 1o- menta the •ole in KelP COUllJ -lay Pomeroy eou.ncll and he are favored only ODe, ~illl ll!e "very pleaoed" wtth "'ul.IJ- 0 one giving penniJiiflll It vot.e in < the vtUage Yi>te on the II> mill the ·denti.ol eteetlon. TIMo ••die street lighting leVY, appro•ed at ,.., ~ lor aad 143T .,.tL Tile the Tueoday election. , other two amelllhnenta oo the beJ.. "To me,'' uld the moyor, lhts lot f 'led. indi..te• IO'O tlfillg& Thele are ~ ocboOI tn Ieoiel in the · !bat our people ha••. eonfi_dence eoun&¥ paued by a 1004 ~ty In the present adnunillntwn and UIUl"ed the I!Cbool l)'llellll t»omeroy, and that vote11 w~n\ operating fund a. <t::i"' " md are willing to pay fJJr •m· 11te vote for the IIOlP '(:Gellty 1-l'!·~m.ertu m theiJT town. • s.nool Board resulta were: Vlqil was approved for five Atkins. I!WI' Carl Kluta. ltllril 111d • used to pay eurre~t Georgel'em 1819. ' • '" w.U.. as to In Pomeroy the votl'lfl uw ' utility aecount> ChariH w. Lepr draw ~ fO\e of ' 11140. §13 tor' Moy"!; Elma 11uJ14111. 1113 · a balance for Treasurer aad EdJMt Seboen· 1!1.000- Whon .;.b ses votes for Cie:rt. light I'!' was In the Pomeroy ...., far aulD- ,, tbe dehnqucnt cil tbe voting resulta were: 1101' BeiJing 536; Dor Scluteffu 11'4:.• FraU,IiD Rher 433; Blc~ 101101 • · l"•u t.r.) ~al i!Of· L.Iie Full> 439; lle1iarl llallh 268; oon JluUen m and Jlall Fol· mer 3M. Both \he Pomeroy SchoOl I~ and tile Light Levy puoed with tbe isjue oi!'IChOOI lefY boln& 861 for ond BG apuul and oo the ll&h1 levt lKfiR' -anil.llUPlliit:' · • Jai!Jiddlepori'II)Jor c. O, Yllhabout er won 318 volefl, Gene Grate 18:1 a. m. today on Route 33 wiM(a votes for Village Clerk and Jean overturned eacaped with no Lama 309 votes for Treuurer. !seriotiS Injuries. 1n the raee for Connctl Ernest Hobert C. nartenbach eovert received 278 votea; Wlflll! uid 1aek 1R. Ablea, 28, 181 Pearl Gihboru, 291); David lt!Hier 282; st., Mlddlepcrt, lort coatrol of bla J~ Zerkle, !lOll; Clintol! l'1sber 11511 Chevrolet two-ton truck on :ill' and Dale Dutto• 317.. . a curve IOlllb of the ltlrs. W. A. Besulll of other races m llctg> Morgan place. Ablea uid bla County """" ul R right fiont tire buraL RACINE vp.LAGE: Pa L · The truel: pikhed into • df!p Holter. 113; Jlayor Joe Stobart, ~41 and eos1 wao acattered over 11110,. II•• Cleland, Clerk. 181; .rg. Frank Clark, on bla Harriet Neigler, Treasurer. 180; Pomeroy. wu one of tile lli>ler 'Geol'lle Theis•, laG, coun· on the oceae ·and dilated ell. Alfred E. H. I)-OW, 139, Coun· Ables out of bu amashed truel: til· Hilton Wolfe, 130, Erneot A. eab. wingaft. 1411, counetl, Billy _Jo Sheriff Harltnbaeh hrllll()lt Ab- Spcneer l3'7 Council and Will· lea tB Jlelp Geoeral Uoapital lam S.' eroSS: 1118. ' and roc<!ived treatment for a bead alJ'l1,ANIJ: Floyd E. Dunfee, and minor acntehee ' ·and 81 Mayor· vernon L. Weber, lOll, 'lhe truck Ia o,.ed by Law· Cl~rk· ~111e A. Grate, 85; Trea· Wfillj of 141ddleport. urer:' Caroll K. Snowden. 74, cou~cil: ' WHliam R. D e a "· 76· Paul L. Paltenon, 88; Nath· an' Wise. 113: HarVey Erlewine, 118; Frallk Young, 88. SYRACUSE· VILLAGE. Ken· neth Cundiff, 115. !llayor• Don aid Moore, 83, M•yor: Richard Duel:worlh, 188, Clerk; Georg' w. Cundiff. Clerk, 73, Harry Potts, 100, Treasurer Syracu.. Council Hobert Loueks. tZO; Forest Wmebrennrr, BG· William FnnctS. 91 : Herma•• LOndoa oo· Howard Largent 69. Ri>berl 'Hill: 27; Tom Clark, :16 and c. w. Williams. 21. Bollfll of Public A£(ms. Don· aid Lisle, Z8; Harold Duckworth, z:;· WHilom Tbuener, 15 and charles !lritnan, 14 PO.I\IEROY.EXEMPTED SCHOOL BOARD: William H. Anders<or, 857' H. E. Boney, 628 and Will· lam A. Gibbs. 1125 MIDDLEPORT EXEMPTED SCHOOL BOARD · L1onot Bogg,. 298; Paul H. Davis, 238; Mary S. Probasco. 78; Emerson Jones, 260; and Kathryn B Rail, 247 . BEDFORD LOCAL G A Ze1 glcr, 203; Doyle Sargent. 1911 COLUMBIA. LOCAL G /1. Ra~:­ ekin, 116; Granvill• Stout, 49: Frank Turner, 12; Lcw1s Smll ll, wllleh waa I ' • 7,8~ ~ell , :ftacine Legion llalfReeeives A"New ~k" merce. The dan .. will begin at 9 p. m. and ,continue un!ill a..m. Tbe d1nce 11 held In ' conjunc· lion with· the Jaycees' annual Chrlrtmaa program and I• its principal means of support. .,.,. proximately 200 lamlijea receive C~tmao basketa thtough this er,~. l\ldDC American Legion mom· their post com· •mandor 1or a brand new reason. 1\e h.aJ,applied hla skills and tr~~e-to the front o( the Legion ' llatl Wllh the result belng ,that e ' ' ' stu front has been treated. The preaentation ol the Chllr· 1!"1~a"" now In the ~aki;,g Jes Spivak or<heatra II the llek· t<J complete the job on the bal· of( drive toward the annual Christ· ance of the b\lllding. flU project. Legionnaires today' cxtcndc•l '\'lCt"ela to the affaJt at 12~ J!Or '• ••vllation to aU .vcl<lra.n• to fOI!Iob ,are now on .ulo at S.tark's a ~wllh"!' it!dand l-olue ·v•ltllt"'at !heir rogu1~r mee1lng on ~. Martin and lloller the ~·· Sporlll ,1!i~ll!day. Nov. 7 1111d lepd their Center. tANtiL TV SHOW ! upport to their Commandor Vir· -~~---:';,.,---:Til< Iowa-Ohio -Stale game will • g(l walker. -~ ' not be televised In tbl.s area ac'' lrsl tine MAaKIT' KIJIOAT cording to an announcement Tue• Thli wilf be the I niCe Cl1\(CINNATI uP - Protluce: thei!' 19118 membership Eua. unsettiel, U. S. eonllUIIIcr d~. An NCAA ruling wos credll· w,a launched. 'l'he po11t of· del iitiiU. '- and browns, A cd wilh cawdng \he cancellation. a~ competing against tb• .,f:.blls 48-41; A large 41H8; A ~;, 1 .Jlltl" membershiP for new menl· medium 88-38• A sljlall 24-28' B Ilrile ~- rOB Clllclfln'tl wi¥t• ,, , fl,.!l.•10. consd · ' ' ancl broWn A 111111 lzr~K· A m.. ~car Brewer, Portlan • "" • "'""I • -'10 aod cqala In Judice of , jAAN II HILD dlum OM. 111' aroe·,..,. ' ' ib . (ln~d feat!e JL E. Grindley's court Tuel, AverJ shee~ Pom~ro~, 1~ ::· U·~~~et:=.,ste~f.Y '!m~~eni da)' •~. drlvlllll an unsafe vehicle. beld l!lltleiP (\qU Tho eltalton wao made by the 1• (ll~alloD, a~ng to _ . 71• State PatroL 110 a.b'erl C;Jiarltil. -• • -. - - . 116. EASTER!I LOCAL W!lhnr Parker, 506; Arvtl Holler. 5ti6; Paul E. Life, 493 and Lester ~I "';.';. ·~t. ~~;~'.e.~ rte-~ ·~:::· ~r tootfy VOL lX N0. 173 ¥" ,ro lauding I\VI., COMl AND Sff II .AUXILlARY ... -~~\l~lma"w'ret~ -w~~~o~;~~ ~ 'M~. and'ltl11. Ed. "''*-''· QUEEN . . Ohio: MnHy lair tonltht ....,. lor - ... .' . ' l lr UNITID Pllll , NEW HAVEN PILLOW C:ASE ••• , • ,. ~ ..,)1 Weather ...,.,..,. TWIN BED SIZE .•• , • , $B:OO r' • Thullhy polflr c!Mr 1114 ' ,. lltito wonMr. Hlth tNof 4M2. low tonltht 10-36. DOUBLE Bt!D SIZI! •. • $UO ' • . ntt . .,. .... oxlnmt · Now's your chance to fill your, linen closet brim full of lovel¥ Cannon sheets in -a rainbow of colora. Don't forget with Cannon sheets you get beauty and wear. They're Combspun - so th$t only tll!! longest, , st1-ongest fibers go into J.;annon sheets. Choose your most llattering shade from seven lovely pastels and add gfamour to your bel:lroom. ' " •f \ • 1 M .r f M•dd , l Jeporf ' sf'tlety • . ' )1~· .-w , • r ' ¥ '· tng 1 1: voted to send Christno.o lo the Ohio stu<!Cnts at th•· Baptist ll ~ sion Tramlna Scho•>i In Chh·ago. It VIas an nount:l'd that the Me~gs County Counril ')r Unltcd CllUrch Wontcn wctc •olloclln" nvlon hose to be srnl 1broad • a~d the local womon Wi ll . I 'th hf , ~U I!l wl . t 8 project. rh c l.rJv,. ~1ft o£ferms• from tho fou,· J rcles wero ded~ea lrd w1th , pcml hymn. Mrs. Hood Introduced M•·, ~lrbv. lnte~p,..ter , ol the R•o rrand Baptist · Missionary A ~s •.~latlun who spoke on " Miss1111l Field~ in Japan The progra11l , losed l!'i)h a vocal duct by ~,.. lculah 'White and :.Irs. Franc"' Resrh• who, •ang "Th e Lord I' \ly Shophcfll" accompanied b• llr!. Anthony. The elo•lng prav' ' wos given by Mrs Ali<"• 'lughco. was ~ills I l ·claUves h('rc '• t; ·~. he ·, .·,.., a SOn ra e M G d Scho,ol Hoi ds ·., Annual Party 1 • .,. ; 'Q" October :!1}. •· ,/,.'- ' Middl·ep~~~arden CJq6 Me·eting_· , · He(~ Mo~dqy At Russell Re$idence The ~OVI!mb.er meeting of tho t~e party lliclude: FrolraiJ!; Nel· Mr. and Mrs. T. E. DeWolf anrl Middleport Garden ,Ciub was held II~ Zerkle,• Mrs. Jliphard Gren; family returned to their homr Monday evenin( at the home of Decor~tlona, !lfra. ~afnea S. \Tituo, Dtlvan Lake, Wis .• Monday aflcr Mrs. H. J. ·Rusae\1. Mr,. J, E. Har· Mrs: 'Johh> JCI{I~ltt,1 llf!Ja Harrle a vult wlth Mr and Mrs. ·Norman ley, president, was b\ c~ae of Jllrie ' ~lthi , Jie!N.mnenta, Mn. Rose and other relatives. Thev the meeting and thanked all who David' EQiaminlef • Mlu HaiUe came at Ibis time to see her f:J· a..irted In actiiiiJ 01 hoiteu cl~b 1Zerkle, Jtra: .U~nce Milhoan, lhcr, George Frcckcr, who Js ill for lhe Dlstrl<l, Conference In Sep. " Walb!rtllii'r!J, •Jol,n. Lawrence in Holzer Hospital. tember. ...~ . .,.~· , ·' ~'i"·",,, ·~ ...:tiT • ~ Mrs. Ruth Spencer of Dotrolt, A letter wa' \""d fiol!l . P.oHi.~ · ''''1 ''• • ,. I. Mich., Is the guest of relative' Hobert Reibel, ·lfbo 'U ; lleJ(cinal': ·, 1\lra: ~lttY. Cbei~er, JII'O!IJ'am here. · · Dinclor had bOeb .)lfl chli~ ·0r .•~p•. aniiO!UI~Ili! program ,Mr. and Mrs. E ~- Hill visited the Conference, exp~iln~ ·~*" &po ,1"!\ieb j~IP41id '1/10~1 of color· Mon~ay In Galhpolil with her fJ pre<iaUon of.l)le,·+~a,tloll' 1)1~ ~ .-~•'' o.~ ,C!Ji'li~U:: arranse· lher, George Freckcr at HolZer had reeelved ftorJJ··,~:- ei\ilf.· . , , m itO'!· tD! 'Oilli "-soclatlon Hospllal. ' Roll eall responrei were "Favor· o1, Glrderr •CI~h.· (lim llbriry by Mr. and Mrs. rvrl Young and ite Evergroono'' and twenly-four fdl!a Lu~llle Smfth. Mro. Jameo ~­ daughter Allee and Mrs Sylv'• members were p~1ent. Tentative Titus rxhlhlt•~ •Pt<lmen1 of ever· Hannahs, Akron who w~re buSI· plana were discu111ed .lor money. greens and _winter '!ertlea and dis· ness viltors here over the week making projecta ' and Mrs. c. A. pjayed Chr~slinJS wreatlu and or· end were gucot. of Mr. and Mr. Emmlsh reported on the wprk of rangcmen!l lncludlns a gold and Wilbur Moore the Cheer Committee. white Madonna. . . , Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ervin or Plans were made for· the Chri,t· I During the "1JSine" meetm,; Po · d "·· h mas party to be held on Dec 21 Mra. Robert Horris, wlto had re· 11 1 an;1;m~ld,dlv~t ~ Sre1;'"'" ""J•I the Emmish h~me with an ~x- signe~ wa! reinstated In the club !lr~· Herm~~o~rl~~na~.nd •a•l change of gl!ta. COIIlmittees for meTmhbehrsbtp. .,. c ostesacs,. Mrs. Crary Davis, ghters, Alhem Road, spent thr Mr. and Mr& l_lallas Hassler Mi., Lenore GUes and Mra. Rod· w~ek end al St Albans, W. Va. 1nd family of Columbus were the ncy DownliiiJ, were unable to be ~lth relatives. f)unday guests or h~r Pllrents. !irescnt but Were eontributors. lt. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min· :.Irs. Ruuell 'W a..Iated•in serv r. · ._ ' •mille. ' inU a liessert liQuraa by. JI~, Har· ' • ' •. Joh11 J'IRltcr ond sons Jack one ley, Mrs. , ).iwrene, ·llliiJir" Mrs. 1 • • • "'• 111ckev re~urned to thcit ho~· l·chesher,- !tiro. Joh'lll,~lll~•; 1\11"•· · n Ak··on, Salurd~ alter bem• l Ganm .Stansbury. '"• ·:·ailed· here by the death of hi• , The mef1!berivotedt9 tciope~a!e fat~er, Willom Flohcr. l•",ith the ,AJII!il~r Gardeners Clu~ The annual HaJiowr_<Tt , ~art• Mrs. J. H Cuckler lias return· If they IP9Utl!4 a Chrirtmaa decor· waJ held at the Mason Glad•• •d 10 her -home, Powhatan Point allon eoll'l!li'lli,lhe town this year. School on Tuesday afternoon 1rter a several weeks visit with • 'I ·'' ' I Hllm~ Mrs Hamm was asststcd by her and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. CJu. cousms m scrvmg the refrest.· ments to more than a hundred relatives and £r1ends who called during the liftcrnoon and evenu·g Mrs. VIrgil Hamm preSided al the •. POMEROY·· SOCIETY . t'!!!' ' .· Those from Meigs County who were used throughout th~ home attended were Mr! John Harnm , ot ' ' •· I · 1:bmtf ,I 'a.ll u"•• · , llll Hawk. 573. NORTHERN LOCAL Samuel LewiS to\LLIII FOR IA.Y T~• ,lrll~leport E111erk~ncy Squll~ wu lallecl at 10:20 R· m. Tuesd!fY wben the baby of !tlri. XD([f BaiOy 'wai"iej.oiled' II~ at the bome pi Mrs. Hd,en Batey. The baby wu taken to Melgo Gene~;~~l Hospital for treatment. ' 1( ' 173· nor.d M Dlnsmorr, 99; Charles\. Bntrhcr 113. Jo· seph E. carsey, 140, Ih-nry G. W1181!oner, 182. Si\LJSBURY LOCAL Nalha:o P. Biggs, 248; Cllaries II. D~e hl . 3:11· Roher! E. lloover, ~47 , and Edward F. king, 211. SOUTHERN LOCAl .. Ralph SQllth, 7111; Eugene llolicr, 485; '' Charles LeYfll • Newman. 470, Thereon lohnson, 848, ' Wtlliam A. McKelvey, ·89'1 and Lowell Wmgett, 3)19. WESTERN LOCAL Wayne Tur· ner, Zll:l; Hobert Davis, 329 and IContinued on Paae Fivol �.\ ... . } ' . I ·' !Irs. Gene Beegle and daugh· te-r Lois of New Hrighton, l'a., »nd Tamara Roush of Easl Lt·· Birth '!Announced In No. Carolina ,, Pfc. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooper, ("f•"<;f l!'~'ll.~f·l Cherry Point, N. t ~., ~ aqpo\lncing the birth of an l!iiiht · pound eight ounoo son, David Allen, at "the Marine Base ijospital U1ore. Orandpparenta are Mr. an<l Mr. Hom~F Al)~n Har)fey, ~lld41eport and Mrs. Toll\e Cciopcr, Princeton, Va. Mrs. 'james Faulkn<r. Middleport, is a great grandmo thcr of the new baby. W· family were dinner gu"ts Supday PLANTS 1 or Mr. und ~'Irs. Fred Sh~tin ol lluriue they also visited Mr. anci Mrs. Herman Sayre, Eden Mrs. Virgil Walker, Bashan. tart called Saturday on the fo!'· 'Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe mer's sister, Mrs. Laura Pickens and daughter Marie! and fricnu of Cincinnati were recent guests Pomeroy spent Sunday with of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Hayman. Missci Augusta and Ida Wolf(' C::~pt. Edison Brace of the boa~ and brother Oro\'er. Atlas spent the past week with Airs. 1.. E. Pickens o! Athens hi .~ family. spent thr past wct•k witb r~lutiv · , Cruvl·r Wolfe visited his broth- t>s :md !•·iends here. ' OPEN DAILY £'1' ).!r :tnd Mrs. Bentz Wolfe of Mr~. Ccorgr Harris and son PGllll'I"Oy . Tommy and Mr. and Mr .~. Hil! Closed Wed. Afternoon W. 11. llu ~· m a n i." subsli tu!ing Hayman and !iOn Mike un<t Mr 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, Nina Robin'!!'!' and Mrs. W. E. Robinson visited ' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz in their newly purchased hof!Je in Marietta S!Jnday. Cold Waves Hair Styling Evenlllgs By Appointment SHIRLEY'~ BEAUTY SHOP Court St. 311M Pomero) VIsit Mi~dleport Dept. Store's lt' arhin ~-: iu Hacinc grude school and llts. Ira Bee~'' of f!aci~• Ior ~I. Loti who is ill. wcl-c callers' SundOy ].!r. anrl Mrs. Thi'ron Johnson ~1r s. W. H. !Inyman. are spenrlin g a week's vacation 111 ot Mr. :mil Gl· orgia. Mrs. Ra,· Cross of Clm•innati ~Jr . and Mrs. Titus Pickens a1:cl visited with hc.r br~~~cr ~1r. ep~ ).!r~. lleui:Jh Ncigh!r vi sited Sun- Mrs. FI'C!d Philson ct'nlly. day wit h the latter's husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp Wills am! George Nciglt'l\ 11 p3ticnt in th r daughter o~ Colum_bus spent last Holzer ll o;:; pllal. Wf>l'k"l"ltl wd._. hl'r Mrents, Mr ·r Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and 1 and Mrs. John Sto~art. Mrs. Laura Brewster To Observe 96th ~irthday Sunday Novemb~r 10 Mrs. Laura Jenklnaoh B~l~ter BARGAIN BAS~MENT M~s County News EACH JEANS $ ' CQ~~M~9Y 89X,IlS FLANNEl Slt~TS ~LAMNIL P.J.'s - {lr. Grandell Taylor, Chiropodist, Huntington and Gallipolis, will be the guest speaker at the November dinner mel'ling of the Middleport Buslne88 and Professional Women's Clu.,. ;. T~t 4lnjler meeting will be held at '6:30 on Tueaday; November 12, at the First )i'resbytprl~p !Jburch. T!te .!feailh and ' $a!~~ comqJitt~~ Is In eharge of the iouam which will IIJii(ude music ' lbii Mlddiepot'l Hlil~ School ' gbt Notes". Dr. Taylor's topic Is "The C~lr· opodlst and What He Treall." · 12:10 p.m. M~D~LEPORT STORE MILl. ST. Daughter Born To Edward Farleys yqpr ~~di9 "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" DEP~IlTMENT • 'q"P '~'t P~ BARGAIN -ASEMENT • ! . ' . . ' Mr. and Mrs. · Edward Forie)'. former local rcsjdents, are rm noUncin~ the birth or an eight pound five ounce daughter a• Mndison, Ind., on Tuesday, No\'. D. They have two sons. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. FBrley, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox, Duncan Falls. Diq' ' Middleport "I WAS ONLY PtSHING" GREEN .BAY, Wis. UP- Aloysius" Jacubowski, 30, got a threeyear sentence Monday for going on a fishing expedition. PoUce said he put a hook and a lone pole through a window to filch $6,300 from a slcepiftl carpenter's clothes. .. • • • ,, ( We Completed Our ,j ' ·'·or Serving The Pnhlle Cl!!d '"e lflfJ TELEVISION GUIDE fl Chiropodist Will Spea~ Here At · Dinner Me.eting ·! ,. . BOYS and GIRLS FLANNEJ, J,INilD It~ 1too in ~ Pomemy. The flev. F. M. M¥ers waa the oificiating mlnlller._, Mr. Brewster was County l!ecoraer sixty years ago and s.fterw~~ . wu: Asslstanl Post \laster of Pomeroy until hiH age of retirement. Mrs. Brewster is In apparent good health and mentally alert al· !bough in a wheel chair much or her time. She is being tenderly and graciously cnred lor by her niece, Mrs. Lona White, wbo came lr.om her home in California to be with her aunt in her comfortabre home on East Se~ond Stre~t, Pomeroy. Mrs. White Is announcing that she. and Aunt La~ra will keep Open House to thell' relatives and friend• Sunday afternoon, from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock. · November 10. . .· Mrs. Brew!i\er was born on what ~as then called Austen Hill, out Naylor'• Run I~ Pomeroy,. Novem· l>er 10. 1661, just when the Civil War W41S getting well under way. A few years later the £arnily rnoved to a log house on tne hill south or \!'• ~ock Sp;in~ 'W grp~d~.'!ri July, !863, .Otlle of Ge;ieral John Hunt Morgan's men were unwelcome visitors at the Jenkinson ~Ori1e. The old log house where Mrs. -Brewster spe.at .ber girlhood 4aYs is still Stan~ ips in g9od ~o~ dltion and is now owned by Mr. Fred Goeglei 0. , Laura Jenkinson married Jesse WHH . Brewster, December will be 96 years old next Sunday, the B!iptist Church 2-DallySenlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 6,1957 f ·WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 Channel3 - Wednesday Channel3- Thursday, 6:4S 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:3Q 11:00 II :30 t2:00 12:30 I :00 1:15 2:30 3:00 4:00 4:45 5:00 5:30 8:16 6:21 8:30 6:45 7:00 NBC NEWS .. Boob & Sad41es 7:~q w~~n , Tra)~ . This one's built with more aviation principles throughout than any 'car before. There's a gte$ter use of alrw~lght aluminum In Its form and structur~llllb engine-In iu styling-even In itJ quic!f·roollng brakes. There's an air-home feeling of flight In Its per· fonnance with Buick's B·12000 engine and with Flight Pitch Dynaflow• that can switch the pitch a million wa}'l.' And evervwhere you go -you travel In new 9:30 10:(10 10:SO 0: He~ry, PlayhOuse 11:011 '.. "'IJ!alet . · •· · 1!:10 Nw•'+'~ . ~athel'!ias. U:t~ Nitew8t.cli · skyWay comfort with Buick's Miracle Ride plut Air-Poise Suspension.' IIOE~.J! ~ SHQ~~UrlSI. I. 7:~ sl". On 8:00 Captain Kangaroo . US Cll. News · , 0:00 ~,Sbow' ·· 9:45 CJis··News' 8:11! MOPnlng &tate NeWII 10:00 •0.,-ry ltfoore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 strlte It Rich I ~:00 uo G:OO 8:~ §:= . ! U:SO New! At Noon Katie's Alqlanac Love of Life ~b lor Tomorrow Guiding Liihl Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns Beat the Clock Housepart Big Payoff The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 'M~stery Theater Your !sao Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman casey Jonei' 'I' Love Lucy, Big Record Lucille Bali-Desl Arnez U. S. Steel Houf Up-to-the-minute Newa Scannlne tbe weather The Late Show '· I Ad.~ Comfort Reduce fuel,, Bills .; ' ~··· ... ·· -~- \ €aptaln Kangaoo CBS News Morning Show CBS News 1\(ornlnl! State News Garry Moore Artjtur Godfrey Strike It !llch NeWs at Noon Katie's Almanac 12:15 12:3Q 12:45 1:00 I :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:15 4:30 5:00 6:30 6:45 6:55 Love of Life Search lor Tomorrow Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns B!iat the Clock Houseparty Big Payoff The ve1l!t Is ~Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Mystery Theater Your Esso ·Reporter Sports Parade Sian On lllorninl Movie Adventureo in Learning Neighbors · Noon News Cartoon Club Llberace Gretchen Wade Sbow Movie .llltinee American Bandatand Do You Truat Your Wile Wlld Bill Hlcllok Micker Moue club Car'IAIOn Olub . Five Star Final NeiiVI Silent Servlte Dlmeyland Tomb41~ne Terri!Dry Of!ie ~tid~ WaiiA!r WlncheU File 9:44 . .Sign On 9:45 :Morning Movie 11:00 Understanding Yourself 11:1!0 Neighbors 12:oli Noon Newa 12:16 Cartoon Club 12:30 Llberace 1:00 Orelthen Wade Show , 1:30 'Movie Matinee 3:00 Amerlean Bandstand 4:80 Do You Trust Your Wife G:OO Woody Woodpecker c~~!:~ ~~~se Club 8:~ Five Star Final 6.1 5 Newa 7;00 Dr. Cbrlotian 7:90 Circua .Boy 8:00 ZOrro 8:30 The Real McCoys 9:00 Pat Boone CbeV)I Show 9:30 0. S. S. 10:00 NaV)I Lo1 10:80 Public Dllender n:oo Newa 1: ~~~~ =~~~/' ~ntNiii'WSCSIAWR w~~cs Portland will sor 1 <;brl, trJ!os Bwar · Portland SChool, Fridly . , . .. f ' . . . "Vtlnt Wall'' So111Hf Initiated Sundav ~:.'.i ~o~, ~:e.t~~- laney ll'lle PlediHlaiW'af\Jie"'~Io Eta aurprioe packages, gifti of r·· Phl.ebaptet. ~f Bela lllitfta·Pbt sor· kin!ll. ·Game' for ou,, Goll)e orlty ,lnllitl(li ~nW"- at the ani!' ~nJ~)I' tl)e ~·-•ping. ON ,; I J". ~U$PAH MATERIALS INCORPORATED ·.; ~ · ·:aa The Hj!ll't ollliiOil Hlf4 "· , . m:· ' ' . ·i} ,.j•• 1.,.,.... TOY.S ~~ .tR~ ~. ,. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Christmas Partf, Middleport, o. PhoDe 8021-Y Dinner, Planned ByCiubDec.13 Here'• An lnvitatic»n Tbe Powder Puff Club ma_de lor its Chrlotmaa dinner TO JOIN OUR >d party on December 13\~ ·hen It met Monday night at tbe h >me of Vera Covert. RUTH BARRY HOSIERY CLUB Sharon Jon.,, president, WILl I PAIR FREE! $PEOAL FRIDAY. and .SATURDAY llellelOUJ PEANUT ,BUTrER KISSES FIRST 10c 25c sP~:~ POUND. .USE OUR LAY·AWAY NOW! Ont~ JI,OD dOWII -"" .,. will Lay·Away any amount of Mer· Pay bola-any way ·you went ony ti..- .ON Main. Floor -'" juada, PUlZLES and ·GAMES, FOR ALL AGES 59c ..,. iJbiO.sRS CARS and TRUCKS $12.95 and up $6~95 y·.A • HOLSTER SETS ' . It's the NEW way of going plactsl '. ' . Thty look Ukt tho Bit Orin! · Sovnd Like Thorn, Tool Horsman TOY PIANOS $1.99 to $4.98 DOLLS ' '' " With vinyl Hundreds ·to Choose From RECORD PLAYERS clothes. BLACKBOARDS 19c to $4.98 · Maple Finish completely Desk with Roll Top ador~ble Two drawers & swivel chair $24.95 Good, Strong Heavy TRICYCLES $3.98 to $14.95 Small Melal and PLASTIC CAllS 25c and up Other Dolls ------ 59c to $9.95 Telias Type Tlble and· Chair Sels $4.98 to $16.95 · CHAIRS ..$U8 - $7.95 - $6.9lt ·' ALUMINUM ·Dlnrler Sets . . . . . . . $4.98 tiNID Wicker ·Cradles . . . $6.95 Sluffed aDd Fhtffy TOYS .and ANIMALS 98c up MUSICAL ·SINGING TOPS .49c and up $1.98 and $2.98 RADIOS I Wllh bead phones $~.95 . . Others 4k and UIJ. TELEPHONES • Strong, Sturdy All Metal· RED 98c Football Outfits . . . $9.95 Rttultllon SIJII , FOOTBALLS . $1.98 & up Shoulder Pads . . . . $2.98 Basketballs . . . . $1.00 up Football Helmets . . $2.98 tJuat LJkt Tht Vanity) Translsler , INTER-COM CAP PISTOLS 79c TOY CASH REGISTERS Wood and Overstuffed Remco · SETS WAlKIE TALKIES ' $4.98 $2.98 )Jetal With Thick Rubber Tires $7.95 .1.99 -to' $1G.95 ..• In life-like site frames . TO . BABY BUGGIES A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HQLD YOUR n!RCHASE UNTIL CHRISTMAS Large Size $3.98 Saxoph4»nes Clarineh Trumpeh $3.98 and $5.951 LARGE ASSORTMENT plastic, washable a n d Eme-Toy , Musical Instruments $1.98 to $5.98 '• rooted hair, life-like Larce Seleellon '' Ill All Price Ranges WILD WEST STYLES wert served. · Pre~ent~ were Sflaron Sone.e, Phyllis Stanlet, Janet Slobart, Betty ul rrls, Judy Van Cooney, Polly Thomas, Carol H~~son, Carolyn MilhOan, Grace Captelna, Carla Wilson, Jeanette Crooks, Alma Baumgardner, Mary Scot~ z.wiy LARGE ·i&TAL cllarge of the m..llnl with \nne Howell, advisor. The :hriatmaa dinner will be held 11 1ne Martin Iiestauratit and the party will be . held laWr at t.lte •uime of the president. · Plans were also ma4e for a bake ale ·to. be beld 81 tbe Trlluator ;leaners on Nov. 16th. . Hostesses were vera Covert, rudy Arnold and Janice Asbury, •sslsltd by M,rs. Erne1t Covert. \utumn leaves and fruit were Jsed on the candle-lit table and ;oft drinks and pop corn ballj ijijijijijiijijijiiiiiiiicairio~ Blaker. iiiiiii ' Remto . I COMING BER ,8, to KARR & VAN ZANDT UD I!A~IS .OHIO VALLEY Of ~II Kin,cis . TOYLA'ND -' CHICAGO •11'1'·- · ll!IB 11ie1 a. Co., 4nce ,a major IUPRiles, ol cl· ..... t<IPI!~ Itdl.tnl.: b~· to liD~ "114 !In ,., !llllWi 1091Ji an- .POMEROV TOYS: ,, 808 Sign up here and for. every 12 pairs of our flattering nylon hose -you rece1ve RED ANCHOR . . WH-EEL . ,. OLDSmobilit ice. f , 'hte sororlly'a flowers are yel· lo"'li>Mf· tmllllelt \fOre uaed for Ill• ia~le lftllllement : · ' ·~~i.:.i..iw~-~--~~....,....,.~.._'""7 1 ~~~UY ·~ebntinfl. · · · ' . G0 ES SlE RS JEWELRY ·STORE f · LAitG,~$T ~ $E.~ECTION OF You'll want to know about jj~~'r.~.r pfesi11.fi' ~.~.v- .. ,.,,,..r ....., . . 1958 OLDSMOBILE ARRIV E N0VEMBER a ' Zand Karr &Viln I,__ 'liSIT • ·· SOCIETY Civic Discussed When Garden Club Met '''"'"'" ., . . POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alton and daughter, ·cynthia! of Zanesville were recent guest> of Clyde Pr~jects drews and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews ani!- family, Miss Jeannatle Bm, Columbus, was th• weekend gueat ~~ he'r Mrs. Dor Schaefer, .assisted 1bY parent>, Mr. and Mrs,__ Stanley Mrs. R. W.' Flnsterwald 1 enter- Basa. Mr& Patrick Loehary Is con· tained the Pomeroy Garden Club, Monday afternoon at ber home, fined to her home wllh ,the flu. Mrs, Mary Leifllelt left Mon· Lin<oln Hill. · Arrangements of mums, chrfunthemum~ and roses day for Columbus where she will were used throughout the home. spend · tbe winter with her sons Durfng the meeting with Mis. and daughters-ln·law, Mr. a11d Edward Boer, president, preeid- Mrs. BenUey Peeples .and Mr. . ine. there was a dismsslon c.I a•d Mrs. Edgar Peepl.,, civic projects. An invillltlon waa Edward Sauer left Monday for read tu attenil a "Forestry Field Florida whEre he will spend the Day" at the Donald Mora farm. winter with, relatives. Names were drawn for a gift Cheryl Ebersbacb • spent the exchange at the Christmas party weekend with Nancy Burns. which will be held Monday, D~­ Mr. and Mrs. William Claar of cmber 16 at the home Of Mrs. Chilileothe were weekend guests Theodore Ebersbach with Mrs. E. or her parents Mr. and Mrs. ~d­ w. Coates · •• co-hostess. A 6:30 ward Parfitt. diqncr at the Martin Restaurant Mrs. c. M. Thompson r~lurnod wtfl precede the party. Members to her home, Columbus, Monday who Cianttot attend are req uested artcr a visll with relatives. to contact Mrs. Coates. Mr. and Mr§1 Relno Lind A dessert couroc was served by son Tom, Mr.•~n~<Mrl!i:Eddle ,_,r. hostcuu . duting the! ~ocial flick and Mrs. c. M. Thompson 1 were rcecnt business visitors in ' hour. Gallipolis. · Mrs. Henry Reibel Is confined • t Age Ill here' to her home with the nu. . Roeae , Donley Reibel and daughlcr; ., . Donna who have been Ill with the 'AN INVISIIIIIniCH'e \. fin are reported as imprOl'i~g. Gtc row meney'a wonh .. Mr and Mrs. Jam"\ Ogd1n of 'ole<io arc spending ,a week with: 1 .. PfUNCIJ CUUIDHU ,·latives here and In Wilkesville. Virgil Campbell returned to ~'s employment at the Marietta J'iant, Pt. Plea,.nt Tuesday after n several days illness. . I Mr and Mrs. Clarenee Massar l·>ve. returned home alte( a vult Pomeroy, Ohio . ~a~~i~~~l 1•1 Columbll& with their JOn and Court St. ;::;;:;~iii "'::;;::;;~~;;~== •laughter-ln·law, Mr. ~nd Mrs. 1' iii ·eorge Maaaar and /amdy. ' ' Doe. 2ht. ~· !••-~ila:Ipn P.~dedso"~ HOGG 6- Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of the Church"·of Christ, performed the marriage of Norma Jean Leaptrol, dauehter of Mr. and Mra. Thorn•• Howell. Padueah, Ky., to Richard Barkhurst, •on of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barkhurol; Pltts~ur1b. The eereinony wa's given at the chUrch at 12:30 p. m. November 2. The' bride wore a street lepgth dress of blue brocad~a sstln with black accessories for her wedding. Mr. aqcl Mr& B~rk· hurst left Immediately for ~JUs­ burgh for a weekend wedding trip. · They plan to make their home In Middleport while he Is. employed at the Kaiser Aluminum The Offielal Board of the United lllethOdlsl Church met Honday evenlni. at the ehlll'ch with Mil. aa- p, Smltb, chairman; pretid· "' IJti· Devotlona, uolni tbe Tltankqlvlnl theme,- w,re led 117 l(r1, Qer· aid Wildermuth. The repo\'1 of th• , truateea wao given. It Wll ID· nouncl!d that the proeeedl !rom lbe rummage sale held laat week were paid on tbe new IWf. , 11 waa repo!led 'that the mlssionorles to pray.for were aelec~ ed for the I!)Onlb• pi December, January and Fe'irrurJy, Theo Smith, reportlnl for th' Board of Educa· Uon, alated thai plans for tho Chrlltmaa proJril!l wei"J being made. He al•o 11Jid ~ teacller wu needed In the PriallrY.JU!IIOr d.. partment. The ·Boafd will solicit subscription• for tho ''TQJetber" Magu,ine. • Mrs. C. F. Tompklrll, Mri.'(Jer· aid Wildermut~ and Leo Crew "ere named as 'the' ·Advent com· mlttee. It wao onnoqnced by llrL TompklDI tbat Cottaae Prayer groups woul~ ,atart nejd week. It was alao announced ·1"1 plana were bei~J made for a Femlly Night eacll monlfl. ll'lte report ,of the Finance eommlttee waa &IVOD by Leo .Crew. The formtlll of the frlendsbl• circle and prayer by the Jlev. Eu· gene Brown ·concl~dlid the me·•t· ing. · · pi,~IIORSWOOd. chon~itt you wllh - ~¥11M"• .. est,. ~· · 1'·~· · Mrs. Poul Chapma~, 'cflatriAn uf the IIOCilol popll!ljtlee, ~' her oon> mljte' mein~"f•· •ere ID •~artie of I• .. Evening• Bv Ma, rriage.Rites Held Nov, 2nd By Rev. Gardnef 7 ~y, ~ ~~·· l~ S~!filcer, *Sliltlaoo. t 1:00- ·5:00 no life, ''· Weatli'~nnan Sgt. Preston Highway Patrol Climax Playhouse 90 ll;C¥} Up-to-the-minute News II :08 Scanning the Weother ll:tO The Late Show , tt~ for"lbe lolfoiv :~dges: w.;. 'Am•biry. urldii" c~~·u, Janet Duffy, Betty Evorson,' t!y Fults, Shirley -IIP\l-!!On, Yv M~ * 11!1! YOUR AUTHORIZI!D BUICK DEAL~" -· ..... -.-- - - ~·· -· - . 730 8:00 8:30 9:30 q:qg Wt~P~~Bl!.l'!~t f'khta l0:80 ~;~ :&m/' ·'·j . " .' tf~i!t f:~~~~ Pf \!fi'IIO Etp Dh·l' Is .~ OpeD Tties. tlmi Sat oa 8:00 US 9:00 9:45 9:55 tO:OO 10:30 11:30 12:00 12:10 Mrs. Hl~~ai'cl Jon , . plf~dent, wit Iii c.afi,' of tfl)> ~14119JY! aer- poun~1 of thruot behind OYI!"f pl~!lll'l PQWtLt)rql<o. Alr·Cooltd Al•mlnu10 lrakta.• ¥tlth . 1moothtr, 1urer contr&l and longtr * * * $~ ~:u;ome'1'eMJ;.' J~~, ~~~ien~t NEVER SO MUCH 80 NEW-- fr11h bold otyllng wlrh lilt DynootorOrlilt, Tht MJ"'ol' Rldt ,1,. luld · Alr·Pobt Sulf)tnslon.• flight Pitch Dynoflow' witt. tht lnt!Gnt Atxlblilty of o million owltchn of pitch. 8-12000£nglntwllh12,000 H:3tl 7:00 Harboui-tliaster • SportaoOpe ' '" ' · 195s Weal!l~asl Channel& - W·s~ay Channels- Thursday 8:45 7:00 7:30 So this Is a car of truly exciting ideas for -the Air Born B-58 Buick. 4nd ·you s~ould see it and drive it at your BuiCk dealer'• soon. Come on in today. '· · '1'19 WCHS·TV ChQnn~IS 12:30 1:00 1:30 3:00 4:30 IILEN'S BEAm SHOP 1 : i! t.litew~teh ~~:o ~-f ~~ 12:00 12:10 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:15 •.:30 5:00 6:SO 6:45 6:55 7:00 7:30 &:00 9:00 10:15 U:OO 11:05 II :10 Mel•o Temple, Pythlan Sisters, ace McElhinny reading a poem • · d 111 1 t has been Invited to exemplify the "My Frlen ' Are L t c amps o lnataUalion work. at the District Me". A voc.t solo by Mra. Mil· 11 convontlon In Netaonville on ton Russell with Mra. Paul HI!> November 21. The Invitation was tone1all as accompanist completed recelved at the NIIUiar meeting the aerviee. of the Temple Monday at tbe K. Plans we.le made for the Christ Of P. Hall with Mfl. Cash Babr, party to 'llt> held on the r,. , MEC, presldlnc. . night In' December with Mrs. George Cllllda has been ot officers during th• Invited to act 11 Manager at the and sn exchange or gift• conveBUon and . Mrs. Wllli•m eoclal hour. The com· Lowe Is th~ delegate from ·the · mlttee in chaltle of the party b local Temple. TakiP& part in the Mra. Lowe, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. All· lnotallalion will be Mrs. William man and Mra. Myi'on Mll!~r. Allmsn, Installing officer; Mrs. A dessert eours.e was "f""d b? Iiomer Jone~ Grand -Senior and Mrs. Allman, Mrs. McElhinny and Mrs. Lo....,, Grand Manager. Mrs. Betty Bins. Durin~ t~e meetlnr tbe charter was clrlped for llrJ.f Homer Ken· nedy. wilh Mrs. Lowe giving the memorial prayer and MrL Hor- 10:30 11:00 News ·I{H¥JIInes II:~ New• ...............-.- * 11:00 tg:qo 'tbJ111;lqllf Life 9:45 11:00 11:110 12:08 ed patronage through the y!!ars. ..; 8:~ 8:30 Father Kirows Best 9:00 Kraft Thea!fe Ill:!~ H 6:30 6:48 7:00 7:30 6:00 w.~thercaat Nn•i Pl&t~~re ~:44 age and we hope to merit your continu- ,.- - - -~- oomlng to you fWm the freshest blueprfub ID y~ il i car built to make your drJvJn, · ~~ mO~ern II your thinking. ' ' 6:211 Channei13-Wednesday . Channell3- Thursd~y To our many customers for their patron. ao~ ~ morfiJI AII!Craft Pr/nQip/ea than· Nt.r ot,.er'car yet b41l1t G:i~ 6:15 Sign On Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Francis Show Treasure Hunt The Price ia flight Trptb qr Cons~qucnces Tic Tae Dough · It Could Be You Mid·Day New' Movietlme llride and Groom Mailnee Theatre Que~n Co~ a pay Modern Romances Comedy time Spinach Playhouse l:Mt & Scrusee Sports Eye Weathereast News Picture NBC News Whirlybirds Tic Tac Dough !'OU Bet Your Life !l{agncl People'• Choice Ford Show 'j'be1 ' Lux. Show with Rose· • miJ'y Clooney Jane Wfffiao.· ~bow WHTN-TV Cilc-nnel13 ' '.. 6:4G 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 II ;00 tl :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 I :t5 2:30 3:30 t:OQ 4:4G 5:01) 5:30 Sign On Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Francis Show 'freaaure Hunt The Price is Rlgh~ Trulh or Consequen.., nc ').'ac Doutlh It Could Be You lllil\-i>ay News MQvtelime Bride aod Groom MaUnee Theatre Q'ueen lor a Day • Modern Romances Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Spot14 Eye . lHANKS ' ' Whtn btlltr oulcmoblltl ore bulil8~1ck will build tnt. . 1957:-I,OfficiaiBoard Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, Will , Of Church Met, ExemplifY Installation For District Plan·Activities Dally seJitlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 6, Greyhound Vfag~s $1.99 to $8.95 TRAP DRUM sm $1.98 and up SNARE DRUMS 59c a1d up And nt~ny, m~ny other t.rs 1.,.t pmes too numerous to mtn!IOfl, Everytiling on tht mOin floor rttdy for your Mlldloft, UM our conv•nitnt lay-awar • snull deposit holds your selection until wanted. Come ,in tomorrow _ new shipmenb of toyt arriving dally. 10me In ·And Save At StiHlers 1 ' �.\ ... . } ' . I ·' !Irs. Gene Beegle and daugh· te-r Lois of New Hrighton, l'a., »nd Tamara Roush of Easl Lt·· Birth '!Announced In No. Carolina ,, Pfc. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooper, ("f•"<;f l!'~'ll.~f·l Cherry Point, N. t ~., ~ aqpo\lncing the birth of an l!iiiht · pound eight ounoo son, David Allen, at "the Marine Base ijospital U1ore. Orandpparenta are Mr. an<l Mr. Hom~F Al)~n Har)fey, ~lld41eport and Mrs. Toll\e Cciopcr, Princeton, Va. Mrs. 'james Faulkn<r. Middleport, is a great grandmo thcr of the new baby. W· family were dinner gu"ts Supday PLANTS 1 or Mr. und ~'Irs. Fred Sh~tin ol lluriue they also visited Mr. anci Mrs. Herman Sayre, Eden Mrs. Virgil Walker, Bashan. tart called Saturday on the fo!'· 'Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe mer's sister, Mrs. Laura Pickens and daughter Marie! and fricnu of Cincinnati were recent guests Pomeroy spent Sunday with of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Hayman. Missci Augusta and Ida Wolf(' C::~pt. Edison Brace of the boa~ and brother Oro\'er. Atlas spent the past week with Airs. 1.. E. Pickens o! Athens hi .~ family. spent thr past wct•k witb r~lutiv · , Cruvl·r Wolfe visited his broth- t>s :md !•·iends here. ' OPEN DAILY £'1' ).!r :tnd Mrs. Bentz Wolfe of Mr~. Ccorgr Harris and son PGllll'I"Oy . Tommy and Mr. and Mr .~. Hil! Closed Wed. Afternoon W. 11. llu ~· m a n i." subsli tu!ing Hayman and !iOn Mike un<t Mr 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, Nina Robin'!!'!' and Mrs. W. E. Robinson visited ' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz in their newly purchased hof!Je in Marietta S!Jnday. Cold Waves Hair Styling Evenlllgs By Appointment SHIRLEY'~ BEAUTY SHOP Court St. 311M Pomero) VIsit Mi~dleport Dept. Store's lt' arhin ~-: iu Hacinc grude school and llts. Ira Bee~'' of f!aci~• Ior ~I. Loti who is ill. wcl-c callers' SundOy ].!r. anrl Mrs. Thi'ron Johnson ~1r s. W. H. !Inyman. are spenrlin g a week's vacation 111 ot Mr. :mil Gl· orgia. Mrs. Ra,· Cross of Clm•innati ~Jr . and Mrs. Titus Pickens a1:cl visited with hc.r br~~~cr ~1r. ep~ ).!r~. lleui:Jh Ncigh!r vi sited Sun- Mrs. FI'C!d Philson ct'nlly. day wit h the latter's husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp Wills am! George Nciglt'l\ 11 p3ticnt in th r daughter o~ Colum_bus spent last Holzer ll o;:; pllal. Wf>l'k"l"ltl wd._. hl'r Mrents, Mr ·r Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush and 1 and Mrs. John Sto~art. Mrs. Laura Brewster To Observe 96th ~irthday Sunday Novemb~r 10 Mrs. Laura Jenklnaoh B~l~ter BARGAIN BAS~MENT M~s County News EACH JEANS $ ' CQ~~M~9Y 89X,IlS FLANNEl Slt~TS ~LAMNIL P.J.'s - {lr. Grandell Taylor, Chiropodist, Huntington and Gallipolis, will be the guest speaker at the November dinner mel'ling of the Middleport Buslne88 and Professional Women's Clu.,. ;. T~t 4lnjler meeting will be held at '6:30 on Tueaday; November 12, at the First )i'resbytprl~p !Jburch. T!te .!feailh and ' $a!~~ comqJitt~~ Is In eharge of the iouam which will IIJii(ude music ' lbii Mlddiepot'l Hlil~ School ' gbt Notes". Dr. Taylor's topic Is "The C~lr· opodlst and What He Treall." · 12:10 p.m. M~D~LEPORT STORE MILl. ST. Daughter Born To Edward Farleys yqpr ~~di9 "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" DEP~IlTMENT • 'q"P '~'t P~ BARGAIN -ASEMENT • ! . ' . . ' Mr. and Mrs. · Edward Forie)'. former local rcsjdents, are rm noUncin~ the birth or an eight pound five ounce daughter a• Mndison, Ind., on Tuesday, No\'. D. They have two sons. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. FBrley, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox, Duncan Falls. Diq' ' Middleport "I WAS ONLY PtSHING" GREEN .BAY, Wis. UP- Aloysius" Jacubowski, 30, got a threeyear sentence Monday for going on a fishing expedition. PoUce said he put a hook and a lone pole through a window to filch $6,300 from a slcepiftl carpenter's clothes. .. • • • ,, ( We Completed Our ,j ' ·'·or Serving The Pnhlle Cl!!d '"e lflfJ TELEVISION GUIDE fl Chiropodist Will Spea~ Here At · Dinner Me.eting ·! ,. . BOYS and GIRLS FLANNEJ, J,INilD It~ 1too in ~ Pomemy. The flev. F. M. M¥ers waa the oificiating mlnlller._, Mr. Brewster was County l!ecoraer sixty years ago and s.fterw~~ . wu: Asslstanl Post \laster of Pomeroy until hiH age of retirement. Mrs. Brewster is In apparent good health and mentally alert al· !bough in a wheel chair much or her time. She is being tenderly and graciously cnred lor by her niece, Mrs. Lona White, wbo came lr.om her home in California to be with her aunt in her comfortabre home on East Se~ond Stre~t, Pomeroy. Mrs. White Is announcing that she. and Aunt La~ra will keep Open House to thell' relatives and friend• Sunday afternoon, from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock. · November 10. . .· Mrs. Brew!i\er was born on what ~as then called Austen Hill, out Naylor'• Run I~ Pomeroy,. Novem· l>er 10. 1661, just when the Civil War W41S getting well under way. A few years later the £arnily rnoved to a log house on tne hill south or \!'• ~ock Sp;in~ 'W grp~d~.'!ri July, !863, .Otlle of Ge;ieral John Hunt Morgan's men were unwelcome visitors at the Jenkinson ~Ori1e. The old log house where Mrs. -Brewster spe.at .ber girlhood 4aYs is still Stan~ ips in g9od ~o~ dltion and is now owned by Mr. Fred Goeglei 0. , Laura Jenkinson married Jesse WHH . Brewster, December will be 96 years old next Sunday, the B!iptist Church 2-DallySenlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 6,1957 f ·WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 Channel3 - Wednesday Channel3- Thursday, 6:4S 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:3Q 11:00 II :30 t2:00 12:30 I :00 1:15 2:30 3:00 4:00 4:45 5:00 5:30 8:16 6:21 8:30 6:45 7:00 NBC NEWS .. Boob & Sad41es 7:~q w~~n , Tra)~ . This one's built with more aviation principles throughout than any 'car before. There's a gte$ter use of alrw~lght aluminum In Its form and structur~llllb engine-In iu styling-even In itJ quic!f·roollng brakes. There's an air-home feeling of flight In Its per· fonnance with Buick's B·12000 engine and with Flight Pitch Dynaflow• that can switch the pitch a million wa}'l.' And evervwhere you go -you travel In new 9:30 10:(10 10:SO 0: He~ry, PlayhOuse 11:011 '.. "'IJ!alet . · •· · 1!:10 Nw•'+'~ . ~athel'!ias. U:t~ Nitew8t.cli · skyWay comfort with Buick's Miracle Ride plut Air-Poise Suspension.' IIOE~.J! ~ SHQ~~UrlSI. I. 7:~ sl". On 8:00 Captain Kangaroo . US Cll. News · , 0:00 ~,Sbow' ·· 9:45 CJis··News' 8:11! MOPnlng &tate NeWII 10:00 •0.,-ry ltfoore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 strlte It Rich I ~:00 uo G:OO 8:~ §:= . ! U:SO New! At Noon Katie's Alqlanac Love of Life ~b lor Tomorrow Guiding Liihl Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns Beat the Clock Housepart Big Payoff The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 'M~stery Theater Your !sao Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman casey Jonei' 'I' Love Lucy, Big Record Lucille Bali-Desl Arnez U. S. Steel Houf Up-to-the-minute Newa Scannlne tbe weather The Late Show '· I Ad.~ Comfort Reduce fuel,, Bills .; ' ~··· ... ·· -~- \ €aptaln Kangaoo CBS News Morning Show CBS News 1\(ornlnl! State News Garry Moore Artjtur Godfrey Strike It !llch NeWs at Noon Katie's Almanac 12:15 12:3Q 12:45 1:00 I :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:15 4:30 5:00 6:30 6:45 6:55 Love of Life Search lor Tomorrow Guiding Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turns B!iat the Clock Houseparty Big Payoff The ve1l!t Is ~Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Mystery Theater Your Esso ·Reporter Sports Parade Sian On lllorninl Movie Adventureo in Learning Neighbors · Noon News Cartoon Club Llberace Gretchen Wade Sbow Movie .llltinee American Bandatand Do You Truat Your Wile Wlld Bill Hlcllok Micker Moue club Car'IAIOn Olub . Five Star Final NeiiVI Silent Servlte Dlmeyland Tomb41~ne Terri!Dry Of!ie ~tid~ WaiiA!r WlncheU File 9:44 . .Sign On 9:45 :Morning Movie 11:00 Understanding Yourself 11:1!0 Neighbors 12:oli Noon Newa 12:16 Cartoon Club 12:30 Llberace 1:00 Orelthen Wade Show , 1:30 'Movie Matinee 3:00 Amerlean Bandstand 4:80 Do You Trust Your Wife G:OO Woody Woodpecker c~~!:~ ~~~se Club 8:~ Five Star Final 6.1 5 Newa 7;00 Dr. Cbrlotian 7:90 Circua .Boy 8:00 ZOrro 8:30 The Real McCoys 9:00 Pat Boone CbeV)I Show 9:30 0. S. S. 10:00 NaV)I Lo1 10:80 Public Dllender n:oo Newa 1: ~~~~ =~~~/' ~ntNiii'WSCSIAWR w~~cs Portland will sor 1 <;brl, trJ!os Bwar · Portland SChool, Fridly . , . .. f ' . . . "Vtlnt Wall'' So111Hf Initiated Sundav ~:.'.i ~o~, ~:e.t~~- laney ll'lle PlediHlaiW'af\Jie"'~Io Eta aurprioe packages, gifti of r·· Phl.ebaptet. ~f Bela lllitfta·Pbt sor· kin!ll. ·Game' for ou,, Goll)e orlty ,lnllitl(li ~nW"- at the ani!' ~nJ~)I' tl)e ~·-•ping. ON ,; I J". ~U$PAH MATERIALS INCORPORATED ·.; ~ · ·:aa The Hj!ll't ollliiOil Hlf4 "· , . m:· ' ' . ·i} ,.j•• 1.,.,.... TOY.S ~~ .tR~ ~. ,. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Christmas Partf, Middleport, o. PhoDe 8021-Y Dinner, Planned ByCiubDec.13 Here'• An lnvitatic»n Tbe Powder Puff Club ma_de lor its Chrlotmaa dinner TO JOIN OUR >d party on December 13\~ ·hen It met Monday night at tbe h >me of Vera Covert. RUTH BARRY HOSIERY CLUB Sharon Jon.,, president, WILl I PAIR FREE! $PEOAL FRIDAY. and .SATURDAY llellelOUJ PEANUT ,BUTrER KISSES FIRST 10c 25c sP~:~ POUND. .USE OUR LAY·AWAY NOW! Ont~ JI,OD dOWII -"" .,. will Lay·Away any amount of Mer· Pay bola-any way ·you went ony ti..- .ON Main. Floor -'" juada, PUlZLES and ·GAMES, FOR ALL AGES 59c ..,. iJbiO.sRS CARS and TRUCKS $12.95 and up $6~95 y·.A • HOLSTER SETS ' . It's the NEW way of going plactsl '. ' . Thty look Ukt tho Bit Orin! · Sovnd Like Thorn, Tool Horsman TOY PIANOS $1.99 to $4.98 DOLLS ' '' " With vinyl Hundreds ·to Choose From RECORD PLAYERS clothes. BLACKBOARDS 19c to $4.98 · Maple Finish completely Desk with Roll Top ador~ble Two drawers & swivel chair $24.95 Good, Strong Heavy TRICYCLES $3.98 to $14.95 Small Melal and PLASTIC CAllS 25c and up Other Dolls ------ 59c to $9.95 Telias Type Tlble and· Chair Sels $4.98 to $16.95 · CHAIRS ..$U8 - $7.95 - $6.9lt ·' ALUMINUM ·Dlnrler Sets . . . . . . . $4.98 tiNID Wicker ·Cradles . . . $6.95 Sluffed aDd Fhtffy TOYS .and ANIMALS 98c up MUSICAL ·SINGING TOPS .49c and up $1.98 and $2.98 RADIOS I Wllh bead phones $~.95 . . Others 4k and UIJ. TELEPHONES • Strong, Sturdy All Metal· RED 98c Football Outfits . . . $9.95 Rttultllon SIJII , FOOTBALLS . $1.98 & up Shoulder Pads . . . . $2.98 Basketballs . . . . $1.00 up Football Helmets . . $2.98 tJuat LJkt Tht Vanity) Translsler , INTER-COM CAP PISTOLS 79c TOY CASH REGISTERS Wood and Overstuffed Remco · SETS WAlKIE TALKIES ' $4.98 $2.98 )Jetal With Thick Rubber Tires $7.95 .1.99 -to' $1G.95 ..• In life-like site frames . TO . BABY BUGGIES A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HQLD YOUR n!RCHASE UNTIL CHRISTMAS Large Size $3.98 Saxoph4»nes Clarineh Trumpeh $3.98 and $5.951 LARGE ASSORTMENT plastic, washable a n d Eme-Toy , Musical Instruments $1.98 to $5.98 '• rooted hair, life-like Larce Seleellon '' Ill All Price Ranges WILD WEST STYLES wert served. · Pre~ent~ were Sflaron Sone.e, Phyllis Stanlet, Janet Slobart, Betty ul rrls, Judy Van Cooney, Polly Thomas, Carol H~~son, Carolyn MilhOan, Grace Captelna, Carla Wilson, Jeanette Crooks, Alma Baumgardner, Mary Scot~ z.wiy LARGE ·i&TAL cllarge of the m..llnl with \nne Howell, advisor. The :hriatmaa dinner will be held 11 1ne Martin Iiestauratit and the party will be . held laWr at t.lte •uime of the president. · Plans were also ma4e for a bake ale ·to. be beld 81 tbe Trlluator ;leaners on Nov. 16th. . Hostesses were vera Covert, rudy Arnold and Janice Asbury, •sslsltd by M,rs. Erne1t Covert. \utumn leaves and fruit were Jsed on the candle-lit table and ;oft drinks and pop corn ballj ijijijijijiijijijiiiiiiiicairio~ Blaker. iiiiiii ' Remto . I COMING BER ,8, to KARR & VAN ZANDT UD I!A~IS .OHIO VALLEY Of ~II Kin,cis . TOYLA'ND -' CHICAGO •11'1'·- · ll!IB 11ie1 a. Co., 4nce ,a major IUPRiles, ol cl· ..... t<IPI!~ Itdl.tnl.: b~· to liD~ "114 !In ,., !llllWi 1091Ji an- .POMEROV TOYS: ,, 808 Sign up here and for. every 12 pairs of our flattering nylon hose -you rece1ve RED ANCHOR . . WH-EEL . ,. OLDSmobilit ice. f , 'hte sororlly'a flowers are yel· lo"'li>Mf· tmllllelt \fOre uaed for Ill• ia~le lftllllement : · ' ·~~i.:.i..iw~-~--~~....,....,.~.._'""7 1 ~~~UY ·~ebntinfl. · · · ' . G0 ES SlE RS JEWELRY ·STORE f · LAitG,~$T ~ $E.~ECTION OF You'll want to know about jj~~'r.~.r pfesi11.fi' ~.~.v- .. ,.,,,..r ....., . . 1958 OLDSMOBILE ARRIV E N0VEMBER a ' Zand Karr &Viln I,__ 'liSIT • ·· SOCIETY Civic Discussed When Garden Club Met '''"'"'" ., . . POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alton and daughter, ·cynthia! of Zanesville were recent guest> of Clyde Pr~jects drews and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews ani!- family, Miss Jeannatle Bm, Columbus, was th• weekend gueat ~~ he'r Mrs. Dor Schaefer, .assisted 1bY parent>, Mr. and Mrs,__ Stanley Mrs. R. W.' Flnsterwald 1 enter- Basa. Mr& Patrick Loehary Is con· tained the Pomeroy Garden Club, Monday afternoon at ber home, fined to her home wllh ,the flu. Mrs, Mary Leifllelt left Mon· Lin<oln Hill. · Arrangements of mums, chrfunthemum~ and roses day for Columbus where she will were used throughout the home. spend · tbe winter with her sons Durfng the meeting with Mis. and daughters-ln·law, Mr. a11d Edward Boer, president, preeid- Mrs. BenUey Peeples .and Mr. . ine. there was a dismsslon c.I a•d Mrs. Edgar Peepl.,, civic projects. An invillltlon waa Edward Sauer left Monday for read tu attenil a "Forestry Field Florida whEre he will spend the Day" at the Donald Mora farm. winter with, relatives. Names were drawn for a gift Cheryl Ebersbacb • spent the exchange at the Christmas party weekend with Nancy Burns. which will be held Monday, D~­ Mr. and Mrs. William Claar of cmber 16 at the home Of Mrs. Chilileothe were weekend guests Theodore Ebersbach with Mrs. E. or her parents Mr. and Mrs. ~d­ w. Coates · •• co-hostess. A 6:30 ward Parfitt. diqncr at the Martin Restaurant Mrs. c. M. Thompson r~lurnod wtfl precede the party. Members to her home, Columbus, Monday who Cianttot attend are req uested artcr a visll with relatives. to contact Mrs. Coates. Mr. and Mr§1 Relno Lind A dessert couroc was served by son Tom, Mr.•~n~<Mrl!i:Eddle ,_,r. hostcuu . duting the! ~ocial flick and Mrs. c. M. Thompson 1 were rcecnt business visitors in ' hour. Gallipolis. · Mrs. Henry Reibel Is confined • t Age Ill here' to her home with the nu. . Roeae , Donley Reibel and daughlcr; ., . Donna who have been Ill with the 'AN INVISIIIIIniCH'e \. fin are reported as imprOl'i~g. Gtc row meney'a wonh .. Mr and Mrs. Jam"\ Ogd1n of 'ole<io arc spending ,a week with: 1 .. PfUNCIJ CUUIDHU ,·latives here and In Wilkesville. Virgil Campbell returned to ~'s employment at the Marietta J'iant, Pt. Plea,.nt Tuesday after n several days illness. . I Mr and Mrs. Clarenee Massar l·>ve. returned home alte( a vult Pomeroy, Ohio . ~a~~i~~~l 1•1 Columbll& with their JOn and Court St. ;::;;:;~iii "'::;;::;;~~;;~== •laughter-ln·law, Mr. ~nd Mrs. 1' iii ·eorge Maaaar and /amdy. ' ' Doe. 2ht. ~· !••-~ila:Ipn P.~dedso"~ HOGG 6- Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of the Church"·of Christ, performed the marriage of Norma Jean Leaptrol, dauehter of Mr. and Mra. Thorn•• Howell. Padueah, Ky., to Richard Barkhurst, •on of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barkhurol; Pltts~ur1b. The eereinony wa's given at the chUrch at 12:30 p. m. November 2. The' bride wore a street lepgth dress of blue brocad~a sstln with black accessories for her wedding. Mr. aqcl Mr& B~rk· hurst left Immediately for ~JUs­ burgh for a weekend wedding trip. · They plan to make their home In Middleport while he Is. employed at the Kaiser Aluminum The Offielal Board of the United lllethOdlsl Church met Honday evenlni. at the ehlll'ch with Mil. aa- p, Smltb, chairman; pretid· "' IJti· Devotlona, uolni tbe Tltankqlvlnl theme,- w,re led 117 l(r1, Qer· aid Wildermuth. The repo\'1 of th• , truateea wao given. It Wll ID· nouncl!d that the proeeedl !rom lbe rummage sale held laat week were paid on tbe new IWf. , 11 waa repo!led 'that the mlssionorles to pray.for were aelec~ ed for the I!)Onlb• pi December, January and Fe'irrurJy, Theo Smith, reportlnl for th' Board of Educa· Uon, alated thai plans for tho Chrlltmaa proJril!l wei"J being made. He al•o 11Jid ~ teacller wu needed In the PriallrY.JU!IIOr d.. partment. The ·Boafd will solicit subscription• for tho ''TQJetber" Magu,ine. • Mrs. C. F. Tompklrll, Mri.'(Jer· aid Wildermut~ and Leo Crew "ere named as 'the' ·Advent com· mlttee. It wao onnoqnced by llrL TompklDI tbat Cottaae Prayer groups woul~ ,atart nejd week. It was alao announced ·1"1 plana were bei~J made for a Femlly Night eacll monlfl. ll'lte report ,of the Finance eommlttee waa &IVOD by Leo .Crew. The formtlll of the frlendsbl• circle and prayer by the Jlev. Eu· gene Brown ·concl~dlid the me·•t· ing. · · pi,~IIORSWOOd. chon~itt you wllh - ~¥11M"• .. est,. ~· · 1'·~· · Mrs. Poul Chapma~, 'cflatriAn uf the IIOCilol popll!ljtlee, ~' her oon> mljte' mein~"f•· •ere ID •~artie of I• .. Evening• Bv Ma, rriage.Rites Held Nov, 2nd By Rev. Gardnef 7 ~y, ~ ~~·· l~ S~!filcer, *Sliltlaoo. t 1:00- ·5:00 no life, ''· Weatli'~nnan Sgt. Preston Highway Patrol Climax Playhouse 90 ll;C¥} Up-to-the-minute News II :08 Scanning the Weother ll:tO The Late Show , tt~ for"lbe lolfoiv :~dges: w.;. 'Am•biry. urldii" c~~·u, Janet Duffy, Betty Evorson,' t!y Fults, Shirley -IIP\l-!!On, Yv M~ * 11!1! YOUR AUTHORIZI!D BUICK DEAL~" -· ..... -.-- - - ~·· -· - . 730 8:00 8:30 9:30 q:qg Wt~P~~Bl!.l'!~t f'khta l0:80 ~;~ :&m/' ·'·j . " .' tf~i!t f:~~~~ Pf \!fi'IIO Etp Dh·l' Is .~ OpeD Tties. tlmi Sat oa 8:00 US 9:00 9:45 9:55 tO:OO 10:30 11:30 12:00 12:10 Mrs. Hl~~ai'cl Jon , . plf~dent, wit Iii c.afi,' of tfl)> ~14119JY! aer- poun~1 of thruot behind OYI!"f pl~!lll'l PQWtLt)rql<o. Alr·Cooltd Al•mlnu10 lrakta.• ¥tlth . 1moothtr, 1urer contr&l and longtr * * * $~ ~:u;ome'1'eMJ;.' J~~, ~~~ien~t NEVER SO MUCH 80 NEW-- fr11h bold otyllng wlrh lilt DynootorOrlilt, Tht MJ"'ol' Rldt ,1,. luld · Alr·Pobt Sulf)tnslon.• flight Pitch Dynoflow' witt. tht lnt!Gnt Atxlblilty of o million owltchn of pitch. 8-12000£nglntwllh12,000 H:3tl 7:00 Harboui-tliaster • SportaoOpe ' '" ' · 195s Weal!l~asl Channel& - W·s~ay Channels- Thursday 8:45 7:00 7:30 So this Is a car of truly exciting ideas for -the Air Born B-58 Buick. 4nd ·you s~ould see it and drive it at your BuiCk dealer'• soon. Come on in today. '· · '1'19 WCHS·TV ChQnn~IS 12:30 1:00 1:30 3:00 4:30 IILEN'S BEAm SHOP 1 : i! t.litew~teh ~~:o ~-f ~~ 12:00 12:10 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:15 •.:30 5:00 6:SO 6:45 6:55 7:00 7:30 &:00 9:00 10:15 U:OO 11:05 II :10 Mel•o Temple, Pythlan Sisters, ace McElhinny reading a poem • · d 111 1 t has been Invited to exemplify the "My Frlen ' Are L t c amps o lnataUalion work. at the District Me". A voc.t solo by Mra. Mil· 11 convontlon In Netaonville on ton Russell with Mra. Paul HI!> November 21. The Invitation was tone1all as accompanist completed recelved at the NIIUiar meeting the aerviee. of the Temple Monday at tbe K. Plans we.le made for the Christ Of P. Hall with Mfl. Cash Babr, party to 'llt> held on the r,. , MEC, presldlnc. . night In' December with Mrs. George Cllllda has been ot officers during th• Invited to act 11 Manager at the and sn exchange or gift• conveBUon and . Mrs. Wllli•m eoclal hour. The com· Lowe Is th~ delegate from ·the · mlttee in chaltle of the party b local Temple. TakiP& part in the Mra. Lowe, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. All· lnotallalion will be Mrs. William man and Mra. Myi'on Mll!~r. Allmsn, Installing officer; Mrs. A dessert eours.e was "f""d b? Iiomer Jone~ Grand -Senior and Mrs. Allman, Mrs. McElhinny and Mrs. Lo....,, Grand Manager. Mrs. Betty Bins. Durin~ t~e meetlnr tbe charter was clrlped for llrJ.f Homer Ken· nedy. wilh Mrs. Lowe giving the memorial prayer and MrL Hor- 10:30 11:00 News ·I{H¥JIInes II:~ New• ...............-.- * 11:00 tg:qo 'tbJ111;lqllf Life 9:45 11:00 11:110 12:08 ed patronage through the y!!ars. ..; 8:~ 8:30 Father Kirows Best 9:00 Kraft Thea!fe Ill:!~ H 6:30 6:48 7:00 7:30 6:00 w.~thercaat Nn•i Pl&t~~re ~:44 age and we hope to merit your continu- ,.- - - -~- oomlng to you fWm the freshest blueprfub ID y~ il i car built to make your drJvJn, · ~~ mO~ern II your thinking. ' ' 6:211 Channei13-Wednesday . Channell3- Thursd~y To our many customers for their patron. ao~ ~ morfiJI AII!Craft Pr/nQip/ea than· Nt.r ot,.er'car yet b41l1t G:i~ 6:15 Sign On Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Francis Show Treasure Hunt The Price ia flight Trptb qr Cons~qucnces Tic Tae Dough · It Could Be You Mid·Day New' Movietlme llride and Groom Mailnee Theatre Que~n Co~ a pay Modern Romances Comedy time Spinach Playhouse l:Mt & Scrusee Sports Eye Weathereast News Picture NBC News Whirlybirds Tic Tac Dough !'OU Bet Your Life !l{agncl People'• Choice Ford Show 'j'be1 ' Lux. Show with Rose· • miJ'y Clooney Jane Wfffiao.· ~bow WHTN-TV Cilc-nnel13 ' '.. 6:4G 7:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 II ;00 tl :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 I :t5 2:30 3:30 t:OQ 4:4G 5:01) 5:30 Sign On Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Francis Show 'freaaure Hunt The Price is Rlgh~ Trulh or Consequen.., nc ').'ac Doutlh It Could Be You lllil\-i>ay News MQvtelime Bride aod Groom MaUnee Theatre Q'ueen lor a Day • Modern Romances Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Spot14 Eye . lHANKS ' ' Whtn btlltr oulcmoblltl ore bulil8~1ck will build tnt. . 1957:-I,OfficiaiBoard Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, Will , Of Church Met, ExemplifY Installation For District Plan·Activities Dally seJitlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 6, Greyhound Vfag~s $1.99 to $8.95 TRAP DRUM sm $1.98 and up SNARE DRUMS 59c a1d up And nt~ny, m~ny other t.rs 1.,.t pmes too numerous to mtn!IOfl, Everytiling on tht mOin floor rttdy for your Mlldloft, UM our conv•nitnt lay-awar • snull deposit holds your selection until wanted. Come ,in tomorrow _ new shipmenb of toyt arriving dally. 10me In ·And Save At StiHlers 1 ' �~' I \ ~ ... i ~ • } ' 1, '' I.~--.~~ddleport, 0., Nov. e, 1957 · . , Stbo ot.~s~ds· Xi p · ·~·~:r Lo8s, .~qp To'. ~~ ·.~tp.d --. Hill, Strait, fte D•UJ Sentinel SPOitrt;S .I o·ESK th~.::1ntet hr. two ni~ yeats to run, Steve Seho wiU be Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Nov. ,. Bible thl1 week's United Prell ra!lnfll, are picked to deleat Southern Methodist by a! lca11 (wo touch· dOWilH. ,NEW YORK UP.- TOXII A6M, Oklahoma and Auburn _ the top dog• of college football - arc .fa· vored to extend their unbeaten and untied records through another week end ol head-knocking. Rev. Bruce camer.oo Oklahoma 1.! an 18·poillt favor· "e to make Mi.,olirl Its ~7th jecullvc victim, ona third Auburn ;, the choice by polnto over Mississippi. All other members ol the Unit· cd l'rcss top 10 are favore..dlichiinn least one touchdown. ,, or nati, r<·presen(l!lve lor the Amor· lean Ulble Soci~.IY1 wae fiUest spb,kct altho meeting ol the Meigs ,County Ministerial Auoclalion, h•hl Monda¥ '!'PIPing at the Ra~Jqe ' n4~11it !<hlifc!l. Wortd.wlde Bt61e mdlng !rom Thankl&iving to Chrlotmas ipd family Bl»>e rblidinfl bolng emphasized !n January was ditCUs· oed by the speaker. . Tbe Rev, Ralp)l C. Zundel, vice president, presided at the meeting which opened with 'devotions led by the Rev. WeBleJ _Jenkina, p~tor of the host ehureJI. Th• Rev. Jphn Elwood was elect'd •• president to fill a vataney of several months. The Rev. Roy K. Williams, pastor of the Syracuse Nazarene Church is the secretary and treasurer. The Executive comittcc was authorized to plan for tbe next meeting which will be s Christmas party for tho pastor and their 1om· iliF'· The affair will be held In Mtddleport Hnd the Rev. KonkriQhl postor of Heath Methodis\ Ch~r~h was named Io arrange lor the dtn· ncr. I . co~~ .IN .AND , LTrf VS . ~aw '$·8 FltiGibAIItE .WASHERS .LAfl·WAY voi.tll . . ' TOYS RATED NO. FOR 1 e Cleanest Clothes • Lint Removal e Driest Spln by United Slates Testing Co., lnr. ' New PRIC~b . BURLEIGH GRiMES liv .Uhllod ·Shipntent! Tho fill of Prtll iha '"'' spltbtll ':: : :·~:~it ~~~~ · ·::•~~~:!·rn Iori fjr If ·irs toaaod oplltt~, ~r ·I Beqlltltlll fi fit~ O!lfJ FURNITURE lo Ltot club ~ :!(~f·ope hllll. durin 1 d II , · • chlofly ot Bniik f .'l ,.,,. p but , •.,.. nha ho~ . tom!NIIi" In which -ht won 2t 0110re timtt IOPDtd by 25·14 ot Pllllburth Ill 1921. ... ·, Ptt,:, 'l' MEE.k!R P.UlSES Rev. Williams was named a• chairman of the schedule which was arranged lor services at , Ih~ Cnunty 1nflrmary; the wrmonettes for The Dally Senllnel; and jaP, lalns for the Metes General olpllal. F.ev. Zundel was nom as chairman of publicity lor the world wide Bible reoding. Plans were also made to pbbll· d elze ~·~llalt family Bible rea: lnt with wfndpw dllij>lays of tbe Bible iJjd traaslluons by the Ameri"ll l!lbt, Soel~ty, '" Mid· dlep6it, Poiberoy, SYracuse, : Ra· cine and other rural communities. 11 w~s aP'eed to sponsor Dr. ,Roy . 811! Jh'j tre1lliie~l of the Inter· dcnom nation Sunday S!hool! lei· · sons, weekly In The DailY Sendlnel and Rev. J!DI\bt• w~· name a• the chalrlfUirl In ~harce . 1 th At lh<! close ol the meet ng • M I • li C DIt Th• I r'9 'test orner In idd eport • ' ' -;::;:;;:;:;;:;:::;;~ -;;:;;i;i ;;; ;;; ' Here's the Tiny gift· she'll treasure Hand tooled Genuine leather -- most! COLLINS tJt' A 'd 1 uree ttl ents rfi..._ WADSWORTH WATCHES For Christmas ·· llartha McElroy and IIOftf, lloy We11 1 of Columbp• on bts mp1~.,1 Am7 Wolf on Sunday afternoon. Mlltun Tuttle ljJenl the weei end wllh hit ramllr. Mr. and Mrr. Albert Paynter vi~ lted Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Tultle Mrr. l!ple Worner an llro. Mar· Sunhy afternoon. tho McElroy IJ'fOt 'Saturday afttr· Dolberl PuiU111 and Wllbar Me· noon with Mri. Amr Wolf. EI!OY"'Pent Wedoeaday With Mrr. . Leo,ard fnllfr fr'l'l' Orlando, llatlh• llcl!boy. ond C.ne. f1• .. Is viii!Jnf biB arariddauehttr, )llymond Wolf, Coturnbua, vioi~ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle and ed hiJ grandmother, Mrs. Amy family. . IV oil Saturd'tty evening. Mr. of Mrr. hecla Rlt<:ble called on Basil, 11,.. AlllJ Wolf Sunday evening. i•' K~~ 1m_'4dleport roI"ICe Dun Jump1 irs. ••U'd Eatl• Rldf•· Salvation Army Revival S~rvi~ ls Nuw Underway Tne flr<t night or revival It lhe Salvalion Army which wilt continue for two weeks was re· )lr~, <'larenoe Wilbur ·and oon. Jell, AIJeii<n~y, N,r,, Y!l{~ or•l-==~;;;;;;;.;;jjwi;: vbltlng hot pUeati, loll'. itid Mr<. Ralph .!'OIIer and "'"''· Mn. Glenn .Tuttle and flmlly. Mro. Rober! Wbile oad daughter Sue, spent Suaday wtlh Mr and lin. William Clll' 1nd daughtero. Mrs. ll~len Sauvae:e and 1011, Cat't and ~1r». Pear! Fls~hr Wf!r11 in Spcnc~r. W. Va., Monday to attend the funeral of their uncle. Robert Fotmer ol Cre•ton, W. Va. Mn. Virgil Rouah Is Ill WI' h the flu. The llolin~• Trio from Point Pleasant Bible School presentrd the inspiraUcmal music for the opening night. A Marimba solo was rcatul't!d Tuesday evoning. Capt. Glenn~ ' Rummell invltcs the public to attend the servl~eo. IS Met1'1 and INSUlATED Boya' OUTDOOit lOOts CAR COATS (C-ntlnuuod From fop One) .Carroll Sn~wdenJ~1 . .., · BEDFORb 1~wl>. TRUSr,f'F.: 1()~1 and JACkEtS Hanin~, ond Albert Warner, 131, r CHESTER TRUSTEE Arthur Orr. 213: Thorn" J. Scott • .It!; Charles Bl.,cll, 373· Floyd Ride· hour, 180. ' .. COLUMbiA TI\US'ItE: V. Norris, 66; c. w. Curry, 102; Alva Rupe, ·97. LEBANON TRUSTEE Fl:snk Cornell, 1fi; Warde,n Ours, c. G. Sh effl eJd, 3'.; G. A. m, 94; John Lawson, 22; William Long, 32; Clarence Boker, 'D: Clinton E. Johnson, 74. LETART TRUSTEE : Charle~ R. Manuel, 54 ilerache1 Roush, !Go; Richard B. Rowe, 164; JUlian Hill, ) 70. . OLIYE TRUSTEE Guy A. Spen. oer, 42: Ralph Barton, 2U; \f'er· die Wlnolow Smith, at; Joe . S. Marks, 51 Eldon R. Bl·•· ,..., ~vfrelt L. Schultz, 31; George , Reed, 127 Shirley Swan, 7~; Clar~nee Young, 3. ORANGE TRUSTEE: C. W. Hencjc'nd, 129: . Rolan~ Tor· S~l In Nylon, Corduroy, Wool and Suede o: ~en'• & oj;2; 8oy1' SWEATERS . Wherever yOu fO, w~iv•; tile weall>er, enjof ~ illdrii Uitf. fort, and suppOrt b•ilt rig!ll ldlo lhtse sturdy ·. bootJI They•r• <rohod of superior llottrlcilo lo wear longer, fit better, givt 't~ so much mart for your money• by Ptli'ltm Sleevetess, Plillever and coat styles In wool, or· !on and nylon. 'W We Invite You ,.~oo~, tau; · :~, fbrlsli•n Converiient Christ..-os Loy·A-Way Plan to til• bur ft Dl~hl, $14.95! DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "Where Your Cc!nfldeaee II JutUfl~" Pomero~ Rutland Chiefs Thank All Who Aided Champions FOR CHRISTMAS Towns·People and •Iudenl• have followed the teaun cnthus lastlcally and loy111ly during the season. Orin Smith, executive ho1d or the We"tcrn Local School 8S DISCOuNT ON ANY BIKE ~ne look tells you ••• there-. nothing ~~~~~~~~*~Ju~st~;n~ti•me in the worlcl.! District, and Henry Null Jr., faoulty udvt..ors or the athletic department at Rutland High School have been 11ssisted by many per· sons and wish to express •their appreciation for 1he cooperatlon and support they have rt'rcived. Purcho1ed for Co1h Press gang: Tom Williamson, sports writer; J11ck Denison, an· nounccr; Bill Brown . Carrol Snow· den, phones: Ronnie Rife, spul· tcr; Ray Stone, maintcnanct: Larry Hoffman, !1pott1•r. Loy-A.woy On Smoll D•pollt At Regular Price• B. Pe~trl Ulllity worker, Earl I 'I ·tho GR MORE. WHAT WIU. lr IE SIR ? ........... · -...... ... lew f....lln So fony, 144, Monilo, I. LONDON-Willie Towool, 136, South A,r,t.t , sto,.ptd Jose Htrl\· ond11, 1341A, Slolln, 9. NIW ORLIANS-Roy Torm11, t47, Mexico City, outoolntod lltr· I' bit Rodrlqutt, 150, New Orleans, 10. MIAMI - IIACH, Ptttrt. 15l, I MYIIICt CO. • E~ri Flt.-Jim>fty outpoint ~11hlnaton, td Kid Plchhl~o, 150, HIVono, tO. DEN\IIR-Jooy Glordtllo, 160 1'1 Rooodoll, ~· Y., outpointed Will O..ovn, 1571'<, Pltl$burgh, tO. IIAfl'll, Wuh. - A,.hio Moo.,, lin Ditto, Colli., out· pointY 1"11• Cotton, 177\'a, So- ,ft lttlt, 1l ~ I J ;~ttlal . Fout ''' Pillow. !tl1r<~lly soek up lie lw11ptl And Ford'• n1w glr mpution It made eyM pop f~ Paril to Pakistan •• , a car ,:Wgg.;l it proved ltil mettle in ~ road ":\t around the entire wo!ldl What 1 more, It did It on *"rprJatnaly rt!l¥1!1 ~~ C.GI l¥1t'f tlt111 10/fiiOftl 1o lt.Pf In II ell of lug;a'g •lt loadld. An 11tro COil option, yo~ get all lhlt at troditior.allr !cw Ford prit•d she'll love a color telephone to match her color scheme . -.~~ Nothln~ rolll 1iki6 fla11, ~~~ tltt ~~<ret of 'ord't llonclli"' ""· free.mo,.lno 11ttl boll1in tht ltttrlng nttth11nllll ott virtually- frlctlon-fr• -gift you lflt cloMit ltllng yet to pow11 ltttrl"'' CoN in oM trr Ill C -ll • - I t _. Awon Test Am•rlct'l ome n OmOrroW • • • only world-proved carl hGUii/•1 """ baruailll · . ·· ) When the Chiysler Corporation's Forward Look burst upon the horizon, it made obsolete all J!ast concepts of automobiie design . . . and in so dding found instant tavdr , even-Where in Am~rica. . Now you are invited tO !ee and drive the bright M \!!V*,t~-~~-~Uu~~!.~~~~~~11-b.J ) MIDDLEPORT, OHIO L, ' ·In every field hu;nan endeavor there ariaes one ;•man or one product universally, acknowledged as · the leader, the trailblazer, the star. ' new Star of the Forward Look-Plymouth for 1958. There's more lhan blazing beauty to lhu StarPlymouth's stamina survived one of the tnugbest tests of all times: 58,000 miles in 58 days, over every kind of road, throujh every type of traffic. If you have never thrilled to the mastery of a star . . . this is your year !or Plymouth. A genuine revelation is yollfll, now, at your Plymouth dealer's. F-) GIMERAL TELEPHON_I _C()MPANYl. PR'ESTON MOTORS, INC. 461 SOUTH TfiiRD IVi.' .. . . or '• • • WONDERFUL CH1UsrMAS GIFT . .. an •ddiiionalielephone in •Pfkling cOlor t~al blends with her decor ..Choosefro": 3 new P"t~ tintB, ddigned with ljfdrooms and ki(fhem m m>~d ... or the 11 ot!>er pr~tty colors ouiuble all through the home. ll WIU mctn • CO{iveiienct privacy, prote<:tion •.• mOre beauty, too. <!1ft 1vr pped ii d(;Jired. oUr bu1iot.. o&ite lbr complete information. ' ,., ' -- ' ,,........... """' .......... ,lilti ... """.... i ........ .... ~· '"""' ~ ftiCtl'i. 1111~IIC pietoltre. Here'• 1 ear 10 new,\o beautif•l .· I for vor:""' lltUe !Ill-thank! to new l'Ncl· I!lool'uellnduction.domelnand let ua show you the llwll• 1111111 • Oress up dates · I · .... a IIXJl'ld-wide test and toia toidf opprorul befor• ill ton, 143. Sin Jo... KO'd Stnt When mon8J II the qu•~• QtJ Lob Ia the lriiWII'. Juet flO to your ph~ and call City Loan. It'• quick and C!OIIftdential. Tbe tenn• ut made to llllt you line. Call u1 lie(ore JQU bonowor buy on CrecUt. Noobllladon. ~--- .:;-~.:::,:;.._ .;._, ~--------· The 68 Ford ;, the !~Mal eat ftt 1M world-lht onl~ ,.; ..., 1(1 1J1ff1 SAN JOSE, Collf.-WIIIIo Mor· fOll' ,A ,tod · ~""' ...... hnl vJ ,_.. IY UNITID PRESS RICHM<tND, Coiii.-Honk c... tv. 159. Son Froneloco, dodolon~d Dick LIM, 160, 1olM, h:ftho, 10. PHONE The tax levy for Rutland· pass· ed alSo 93 votes favoring the 'levy and 33 opposing . ............. styllle • .. lllltr. . lew C'n111 0 IItie Drlrt Fight Results Sch~ol Levy , For 1152 ref-': Mcllarry: Junior cli!SS members. Band Director Robert Seibert and the band m~mber.!' and Judy Cha!e, Clara Hysell. Elaine Steele, Lana Turner und Llnd~t Cremean.!l, cheer leaden. Southern for trustel!, ' Bert Cpx ·· George Lowther; D. v. Morris and : Lawrence Carpenter, all one .vot~ each. . Rutland Board of Public lairs: Dick Foley· 4; Ell bep. ,. son, 3· Arnold Grate. 3;' Bob til. 3 and' William Hoboletter 2. Refreshment stand wor~ers. Ell· zab~th LlnJ d, Mrs. C. 0. Chapmllll tiOO ... $500... 0 .Col1,1mbia write-ins -------------------~ -~ were: Eddie Howery; -~~~~~--- !I Martha Mary Ohlinger, Alborta SnoW· rrr;~;~==~~~==:!~!!::::~~~sellers, Elizabeth Chapman, den. Look H. SANBORN r---.. Denny . Tom Ste.wart, Eli Denison. Gall'!, Clarenct' Dickrn; Tirko!· ' Star of the Forward IEWELERS~~~~IU~~S~T;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.~·_:ts~7!ov~e:_r~Ge~o~rg~!~t•~'te~ch~·=:- Box and chuln : Bill Wilford, Paul Pattorson, Jack Han·lson. Scouting, Carl Denison; Trar. fk, Ernest Moldun, Roush's Shoe Store .. Rutland's foolhall team and their coache.s, Jim Vcnnari and Kei·th Nelson, huvc won Ihe Little Buckeye League champion· !hlp for their school this yeaT for the fifth time in JO yean. u 1 'l; ; J. E. ~ iil.'i;119; D•t· bert 'I· om;ne . ;' Cn'arles lly· sell, 79; c. H. I!~~' \8~ ' Middleport Police Chief l,.eRoy SALEM TRU tEJ;:/ 1 Sydney IN' EVERY I'AI. !XTU~. VAWE Bartrum until yesterday bellev~d Harless, 130; W. . lfainpton, 122 from that his bailiwick was well on its Fremont Stevens, 118 ~~ way toward an accident free re- SApSBURY Tl\l)STEE: Wal· the American Beauty serie~ cord, but within a •pace of 35 mm- ter Schreiber, 397; ·Fred G. Lei!· utes found himself investigating belt, 318; Pearl Jacobs, 726; Denwith new petite movement three. ver Hysell, 445; James G. Lew,., The first ""'orred on Race-st 318: !toss Evans, 269. i' at 11:35 when Mary Davis, 43, of SUTTON TRUSTEE : Clark.Jivl· "Home of Arrow Sblrll" , PIODUCT. Of !LGIN Middleport, driving 4Peacock Coal den. · 110; William ' Thuener, 184; E. MilD St. Pomeroy, Ohio N'. Set'ODd Ave: · Mlddle,.rt I • Co. truck, pulled fi'om the curb Elson Spencer, 207; Homer M. ' and collided ·with a,., drivcn .by C(rrlc, 314; E. E. Hayman, tip: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .' .• l'flll:.tlllbJIM.t,M,' bil)lll'tldllliGJ:I.. .W:IIll!m .•ll\.O.'HOf•il, · p1~,, o •• ,f•.. ' ;. ain"age to ·both vehicles wa'a~~l: lliiill; tf69;,~tls F. Knopp, 343. tlmated ot $75 each. . CONSTABLES: Raymond t'<•· At 12:05 on Second·av, Ro¥rt ford, CheSler Twp., 88; Henry Eastman, 17, of Pomeroy, drlvmg :Werry;.. Sall.!bury Twp., 679; Trey a 1951 Mercury belonging to Mae Qhlinger Jr., 494, Sali.•bury Twp: IYMtOL OF MOTOROOM'I 'i-IIOUDUT ACHIEVEMENT St. Clair of PomerQ)', stopped lor Jed J. Webster. 679, S•llsbury a m in front of him and was bit 'l'wp.; w. T. Hendrix, 152, Sutton from tbe rear by ~ .~l!,f driven h)l Twp; Earnest Davis, 34, Salem ., Bill Caudill; 41, l>f Middleport, ·Twp.: Jac.k 1Crisp, 17, Salem Tw~; <lrlving a 1957 Plymouth belongin~ R E. GrmHicy, 28, Sutlon Twp.; to Tom Rue of Middleport. $200 John Jividen, 61. Sutton TWp. damaae was done to the Mercury Northern Trustees: Clint boug· and $600 to the l>bmoujh. las 174: Melvin Morri~ 182; Ed· At 12:10 at Second and Cote·st win Oberholzcr, 164; Dana Tur for Christmas! Elizabeth Roush, 46, of Middleport . ne,, 108. · The~ prized watches with new dr!vind a 1951 Mercury, was struck Olive Township Constable: N.> petite RJO'If.!ment are so tiny they'll tn .the -aide 1.1 she attempted te o. Weber, 8; Tony Boring, 2; Joe ; stip through a wedding ring! cross Seei!nd·st. Driver of the oth· Bissell, 2: Denver Curtis, 2 and Dainty cases in white or yettow. er car wa! Clarence E. Boyes, of Rodney Pierce, 2. Styled dials, 17 jewels with Elgin's Cheshlr. ·1toute 2. l!'timated Dam· Orange TwP. Conslable : Vcr-, famous Guaranteed DuraPower oge wns $200 to e,ch yehicle. non Swartz, 3 and J. W. Arbnugh. 1\'ainsp_rlng, They're the gift she'll Barll'iim said that po arrests 3. ' always remember and treasure were'ma4e of his Investigations on Northern Comtable: Bernard· for her very oWn I the mishaps. , Gilk<y, 18. , State Is a 14-polnt pic~· ~er Notre N:•::ord School levy: For 2'1 Dsme, Iowa Is 7 ovet1, lnneaota, c' 0 1 . b'10 s hool Levy' For Ohio Stale Is 7 over Puf e, Army Ufll ' 102 Ia a prohibitive "out" bhoice over ' No, 54 Utah, Navy Is 6. over 'Duke, MichlSalts bury School Levy: For : gan Is 6 over Dlinols ~egon Is 394: No, 131. MIDDLEPORT 12 over WalhlnJIIPI), ·~nd Tennes.. ~ No;;hern School Levy: For 23G: ' JEWELRY STORE This Week's Special SHOP ~ COLD WAVIS $8.50 lo HOURI: THERMO JACKET TIME Electi'on Harold .Jones, 138; 0.11na BEAm Autumtt Tiffie portPd today a• · very successful 1~5 1 FROM ., Tho Racln• Board ol l'ublic Arl•ln vqte wu IJ>bn Jlri""n 17, Vern Wolteroon 3f, Joh~ l:iwoort :Is and Homer Ho,man 33. On ito levy lloclne voles 177 , lor and U lflllnlt lhe levy. Clndn· :=======:.::"::==:::,=========.!the til. !. Mlln St. Meigs ~nisteHal Group Hear.s -')C~e Aggl~l.- 1\'hO ~e~l~~ eta. homa as !he top . un~ed leam In ill'• S Flashes Of Brilliance He/ pCoaches ----· Lay-Awar w· V//ay Smy•hTh"t Cl ft ~ ' ay uopes.ters ,fired as h•ad football ooacb at the Uaiv~nl!f of l'~IViDia at tho IIJ 01111 TUDelllll end of the ~nl .e,ion. Tbe Ullltecll'ltU letrnl'!l Tue1> \hal Sebo'a itli.U F_~;a~&,d the v~tt! blgbest ectii!loa foJ. Peon'a ~·tQI .lir l!Jrt.til If It weren't for at least occasional flashes of brilliance in lUI Saturday. II waa Pe~ aixib the fundameptals of football by teams in a '''down" year stral... ~thack ~ year and · the lint Umt In ~ fdrt the Quners coaches would retire much quicker than they do. It's only these perhaps rare occurrences thai convinces the had M,t to Harvard. · pilot of a losing team his boys have the stuff tn them to play UndeJ Sebo,' l'enn boa won only . four ql Its l~t$8 aamei. And ltiat winning-or at least truly competitive-football. be the case with Coach John Thompson of Mid· Such must lOiS to 'Harvird "'-' tjle final •tralf. seho Ntn hJppol~ted dl~poh He said Tuesday that the afternoon before the Yellow Jacfor another thrH teart ld IOU Ill the lice of bitter obJ,oaltlon by kets showed a brand of blocking and tackling In scrimmage aliUIUil. good enough to make hlm forget all the lost ~hanceJ of his "Seho has apln failed to In· season now drawing to a close · first spire, to leod .Od to produce a 'Yinnin~ football team," the alu· dent paper said. "~one wUI di!lly that S•oo is o ROOd technician but ndne tan soy he 11 a Ieider of ~. Ina . ~Uti n~u gs 'lvr 6, 1057-5 ,____ . I· .................___ • . . ··- -~--·--~ ~-------- ---~· Ahead for keeps ... Confectlo~en Super·X POWDERED SUIAR "' .~ ) II �~' I \ ~ ... i ~ • } ' 1, '' I.~--.~~ddleport, 0., Nov. e, 1957 · . , Stbo ot.~s~ds· Xi p · ·~·~:r Lo8s, .~qp To'. ~~ ·.~tp.d --. Hill, Strait, fte D•UJ Sentinel SPOitrt;S .I o·ESK th~.::1ntet hr. two ni~ yeats to run, Steve Seho wiU be Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Nov. ,. Bible thl1 week's United Prell ra!lnfll, are picked to deleat Southern Methodist by a! lca11 (wo touch· dOWilH. ,NEW YORK UP.- TOXII A6M, Oklahoma and Auburn _ the top dog• of college football - arc .fa· vored to extend their unbeaten and untied records through another week end ol head-knocking. Rev. Bruce camer.oo Oklahoma 1.! an 18·poillt favor· "e to make Mi.,olirl Its ~7th jecullvc victim, ona third Auburn ;, the choice by polnto over Mississippi. All other members ol the Unit· cd l'rcss top 10 are favore..dlichiinn least one touchdown. ,, or nati, r<·presen(l!lve lor the Amor· lean Ulble Soci~.IY1 wae fiUest spb,kct altho meeting ol the Meigs ,County Ministerial Auoclalion, h•hl Monda¥ '!'PIPing at the Ra~Jqe ' n4~11it !<hlifc!l. Wortd.wlde Bt61e mdlng !rom Thankl&iving to Chrlotmas ipd family Bl»>e rblidinfl bolng emphasized !n January was ditCUs· oed by the speaker. . Tbe Rev, Ralp)l C. Zundel, vice president, presided at the meeting which opened with 'devotions led by the Rev. WeBleJ _Jenkina, p~tor of the host ehureJI. Th• Rev. Jphn Elwood was elect'd •• president to fill a vataney of several months. The Rev. Roy K. Williams, pastor of the Syracuse Nazarene Church is the secretary and treasurer. The Executive comittcc was authorized to plan for tbe next meeting which will be s Christmas party for tho pastor and their 1om· iliF'· The affair will be held In Mtddleport Hnd the Rev. KonkriQhl postor of Heath Methodis\ Ch~r~h was named Io arrange lor the dtn· ncr. I . co~~ .IN .AND , LTrf VS . ~aw '$·8 FltiGibAIItE .WASHERS .LAfl·WAY voi.tll . . ' TOYS RATED NO. FOR 1 e Cleanest Clothes • Lint Removal e Driest Spln by United Slates Testing Co., lnr. ' New PRIC~b . BURLEIGH GRiMES liv .Uhllod ·Shipntent! Tho fill of Prtll iha '"'' spltbtll ':: : :·~:~it ~~~~ · ·::•~~~:!·rn Iori fjr If ·irs toaaod oplltt~, ~r ·I Beqlltltlll fi fit~ O!lfJ FURNITURE lo Ltot club ~ :!(~f·ope hllll. durin 1 d II , · • chlofly ot Bniik f .'l ,.,,. p but , •.,.. nha ho~ . tom!NIIi" In which -ht won 2t 0110re timtt IOPDtd by 25·14 ot Pllllburth Ill 1921. ... ·, Ptt,:, 'l' MEE.k!R P.UlSES Rev. Williams was named a• chairman of the schedule which was arranged lor services at , Ih~ Cnunty 1nflrmary; the wrmonettes for The Dally Senllnel; and jaP, lalns for the Metes General olpllal. F.ev. Zundel was nom as chairman of publicity lor the world wide Bible reoding. Plans were also made to pbbll· d elze ~·~llalt family Bible rea: lnt with wfndpw dllij>lays of tbe Bible iJjd traaslluons by the Ameri"ll l!lbt, Soel~ty, '" Mid· dlep6it, Poiberoy, SYracuse, : Ra· cine and other rural communities. 11 w~s aP'eed to sponsor Dr. ,Roy . 811! Jh'j tre1lliie~l of the Inter· dcnom nation Sunday S!hool! lei· · sons, weekly In The DailY Sendlnel and Rev. J!DI\bt• w~· name a• the chalrlfUirl In ~harce . 1 th At lh<! close ol the meet ng • M I • li C DIt Th• I r'9 'test orner In idd eport • ' ' -;::;:;;:;:;;:;:::;;~ -;;:;;i;i ;;; ;;; ' Here's the Tiny gift· she'll treasure Hand tooled Genuine leather -- most! COLLINS tJt' A 'd 1 uree ttl ents rfi..._ WADSWORTH WATCHES For Christmas ·· llartha McElroy and IIOftf, lloy We11 1 of Columbp• on bts mp1~.,1 Am7 Wolf on Sunday afternoon. Mlltun Tuttle ljJenl the weei end wllh hit ramllr. Mr. and Mrr. Albert Paynter vi~ lted Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Tultle Mrr. l!ple Worner an llro. Mar· Sunhy afternoon. tho McElroy IJ'fOt 'Saturday afttr· Dolberl PuiU111 and Wllbar Me· noon with Mri. Amr Wolf. EI!OY"'Pent Wedoeaday With Mrr. . Leo,ard fnllfr fr'l'l' Orlando, llatlh• llcl!boy. ond C.ne. f1• .. Is viii!Jnf biB arariddauehttr, )llymond Wolf, Coturnbua, vioi~ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle and ed hiJ grandmother, Mrs. Amy family. . IV oil Saturd'tty evening. Mr. of Mrr. hecla Rlt<:ble called on Basil, 11,.. AlllJ Wolf Sunday evening. i•' K~~ 1m_'4dleport roI"ICe Dun Jump1 irs. ••U'd Eatl• Rldf•· Salvation Army Revival S~rvi~ ls Nuw Underway Tne flr<t night or revival It lhe Salvalion Army which wilt continue for two weeks was re· )lr~, <'larenoe Wilbur ·and oon. Jell, AIJeii<n~y, N,r,, Y!l{~ or•l-==~;;;;;;;.;;jjwi;: vbltlng hot pUeati, loll'. itid Mr<. Ralph .!'OIIer and "'"''· Mn. Glenn .Tuttle and flmlly. Mro. Rober! Wbile oad daughter Sue, spent Suaday wtlh Mr and lin. William Clll' 1nd daughtero. Mrs. ll~len Sauvae:e and 1011, Cat't and ~1r». Pear! Fls~hr Wf!r11 in Spcnc~r. W. Va., Monday to attend the funeral of their uncle. Robert Fotmer ol Cre•ton, W. Va. Mn. Virgil Rouah Is Ill WI' h the flu. The llolin~• Trio from Point Pleasant Bible School presentrd the inspiraUcmal music for the opening night. A Marimba solo was rcatul't!d Tuesday evoning. Capt. Glenn~ ' Rummell invltcs the public to attend the servl~eo. IS Met1'1 and INSUlATED Boya' OUTDOOit lOOts CAR COATS (C-ntlnuuod From fop One) .Carroll Sn~wdenJ~1 . .., · BEDFORb 1~wl>. TRUSr,f'F.: 1()~1 and JACkEtS Hanin~, ond Albert Warner, 131, r CHESTER TRUSTEE Arthur Orr. 213: Thorn" J. Scott • .It!; Charles Bl.,cll, 373· Floyd Ride· hour, 180. ' .. COLUMbiA TI\US'ItE: V. Norris, 66; c. w. Curry, 102; Alva Rupe, ·97. LEBANON TRUSTEE Fl:snk Cornell, 1fi; Warde,n Ours, c. G. Sh effl eJd, 3'.; G. A. m, 94; John Lawson, 22; William Long, 32; Clarence Boker, 'D: Clinton E. Johnson, 74. LETART TRUSTEE : Charle~ R. Manuel, 54 ilerache1 Roush, !Go; Richard B. Rowe, 164; JUlian Hill, ) 70. . OLIYE TRUSTEE Guy A. Spen. oer, 42: Ralph Barton, 2U; \f'er· die Wlnolow Smith, at; Joe . S. Marks, 51 Eldon R. Bl·•· ,..., ~vfrelt L. Schultz, 31; George , Reed, 127 Shirley Swan, 7~; Clar~nee Young, 3. ORANGE TRUSTEE: C. W. Hencjc'nd, 129: . Rolan~ Tor· S~l In Nylon, Corduroy, Wool and Suede o: ~en'• & oj;2; 8oy1' SWEATERS . Wherever yOu fO, w~iv•; tile weall>er, enjof ~ illdrii Uitf. fort, and suppOrt b•ilt rig!ll ldlo lhtse sturdy ·. bootJI They•r• <rohod of superior llottrlcilo lo wear longer, fit better, givt 't~ so much mart for your money• by Ptli'ltm Sleevetess, Plillever and coat styles In wool, or· !on and nylon. 'W We Invite You ,.~oo~, tau; · :~, fbrlsli•n Converiient Christ..-os Loy·A-Way Plan to til• bur ft Dl~hl, $14.95! DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "Where Your Cc!nfldeaee II JutUfl~" Pomero~ Rutland Chiefs Thank All Who Aided Champions FOR CHRISTMAS Towns·People and •Iudenl• have followed the teaun cnthus lastlcally and loy111ly during the season. Orin Smith, executive ho1d or the We"tcrn Local School 8S DISCOuNT ON ANY BIKE ~ne look tells you ••• there-. nothing ~~~~~~~~*~Ju~st~;n~ti•me in the worlcl.! District, and Henry Null Jr., faoulty udvt..ors or the athletic department at Rutland High School have been 11ssisted by many per· sons and wish to express •their appreciation for 1he cooperatlon and support they have rt'rcived. Purcho1ed for Co1h Press gang: Tom Williamson, sports writer; J11ck Denison, an· nounccr; Bill Brown . Carrol Snow· den, phones: Ronnie Rife, spul· tcr; Ray Stone, maintcnanct: Larry Hoffman, !1pott1•r. Loy-A.woy On Smoll D•pollt At Regular Price• B. Pe~trl Ulllity worker, Earl I 'I ·tho GR MORE. WHAT WIU. lr IE SIR ? ........... · -...... ... lew f....lln So fony, 144, Monilo, I. LONDON-Willie Towool, 136, South A,r,t.t , sto,.ptd Jose Htrl\· ond11, 1341A, Slolln, 9. NIW ORLIANS-Roy Torm11, t47, Mexico City, outoolntod lltr· I' bit Rodrlqutt, 150, New Orleans, 10. MIAMI - IIACH, Ptttrt. 15l, I MYIIICt CO. • E~ri Flt.-Jim>fty outpoint ~11hlnaton, td Kid Plchhl~o, 150, HIVono, tO. DEN\IIR-Jooy Glordtllo, 160 1'1 Rooodoll, ~· Y., outpointed Will O..ovn, 1571'<, Pltl$burgh, tO. IIAfl'll, Wuh. - A,.hio Moo.,, lin Ditto, Colli., out· pointY 1"11• Cotton, 177\'a, So- ,ft lttlt, 1l ~ I J ;~ttlal . Fout ''' Pillow. !tl1r<~lly soek up lie lw11ptl And Ford'• n1w glr mpution It made eyM pop f~ Paril to Pakistan •• , a car ,:Wgg.;l it proved ltil mettle in ~ road ":\t around the entire wo!ldl What 1 more, It did It on *"rprJatnaly rt!l¥1!1 ~~ C.GI l¥1t'f tlt111 10/fiiOftl 1o lt.Pf In II ell of lug;a'g •lt loadld. An 11tro COil option, yo~ get all lhlt at troditior.allr !cw Ford prit•d she'll love a color telephone to match her color scheme . -.~~ Nothln~ rolll 1iki6 fla11, ~~~ tltt ~~<ret of 'ord't llonclli"' ""· free.mo,.lno 11ttl boll1in tht ltttrlng nttth11nllll ott virtually- frlctlon-fr• -gift you lflt cloMit ltllng yet to pow11 ltttrl"'' CoN in oM trr Ill C -ll • - I t _. Awon Test Am•rlct'l ome n OmOrroW • • • only world-proved carl hGUii/•1 """ baruailll · . ·· ) When the Chiysler Corporation's Forward Look burst upon the horizon, it made obsolete all J!ast concepts of automobiie design . . . and in so dding found instant tavdr , even-Where in Am~rica. . Now you are invited tO !ee and drive the bright M \!!V*,t~-~~-~Uu~~!.~~~~~~11-b.J ) MIDDLEPORT, OHIO L, ' ·In every field hu;nan endeavor there ariaes one ;•man or one product universally, acknowledged as · the leader, the trailblazer, the star. ' new Star of the Forward Look-Plymouth for 1958. There's more lhan blazing beauty to lhu StarPlymouth's stamina survived one of the tnugbest tests of all times: 58,000 miles in 58 days, over every kind of road, throujh every type of traffic. If you have never thrilled to the mastery of a star . . . this is your year !or Plymouth. A genuine revelation is yollfll, now, at your Plymouth dealer's. F-) GIMERAL TELEPHON_I _C()MPANYl. PR'ESTON MOTORS, INC. 461 SOUTH TfiiRD IVi.' .. . . or '• • • WONDERFUL CH1UsrMAS GIFT . .. an •ddiiionalielephone in •Pfkling cOlor t~al blends with her decor ..Choosefro": 3 new P"t~ tintB, ddigned with ljfdrooms and ki(fhem m m>~d ... or the 11 ot!>er pr~tty colors ouiuble all through the home. ll WIU mctn • CO{iveiienct privacy, prote<:tion •.• mOre beauty, too. <!1ft 1vr pped ii d(;Jired. oUr bu1iot.. o&ite lbr complete information. ' ,., ' -- ' ,,........... """' .......... ,lilti ... """.... i ........ .... ~· '"""' ~ ftiCtl'i. 1111~IIC pietoltre. Here'• 1 ear 10 new,\o beautif•l .· I for vor:""' lltUe !Ill-thank! to new l'Ncl· I!lool'uellnduction.domelnand let ua show you the llwll• 1111111 • Oress up dates · I · .... a IIXJl'ld-wide test and toia toidf opprorul befor• ill ton, 143. Sin Jo... KO'd Stnt When mon8J II the qu•~• QtJ Lob Ia the lriiWII'. Juet flO to your ph~ and call City Loan. It'• quick and C!OIIftdential. Tbe tenn• ut made to llllt you line. Call u1 lie(ore JQU bonowor buy on CrecUt. Noobllladon. ~--- .:;-~.:::,:;.._ .;._, ~--------· The 68 Ford ;, the !~Mal eat ftt 1M world-lht onl~ ,.; ..., 1(1 1J1ff1 SAN JOSE, Collf.-WIIIIo Mor· fOll' ,A ,tod · ~""' ...... hnl vJ ,_.. IY UNITID PRESS RICHM<tND, Coiii.-Honk c... tv. 159. Son Froneloco, dodolon~d Dick LIM, 160, 1olM, h:ftho, 10. PHONE The tax levy for Rutland· pass· ed alSo 93 votes favoring the 'levy and 33 opposing . ............. styllle • .. lllltr. . lew C'n111 0 IItie Drlrt Fight Results Sch~ol Levy , For 1152 ref-': Mcllarry: Junior cli!SS members. Band Director Robert Seibert and the band m~mber.!' and Judy Cha!e, Clara Hysell. Elaine Steele, Lana Turner und Llnd~t Cremean.!l, cheer leaden. Southern for trustel!, ' Bert Cpx ·· George Lowther; D. v. Morris and : Lawrence Carpenter, all one .vot~ each. . Rutland Board of Public lairs: Dick Foley· 4; Ell bep. ,. son, 3· Arnold Grate. 3;' Bob til. 3 and' William Hoboletter 2. Refreshment stand wor~ers. Ell· zab~th LlnJ d, Mrs. C. 0. Chapmllll tiOO ... $500... 0 .Col1,1mbia write-ins -------------------~ -~ were: Eddie Howery; -~~~~~--- !I Martha Mary Ohlinger, Alborta SnoW· rrr;~;~==~~~==:!~!!::::~~~sellers, Elizabeth Chapman, den. Look H. SANBORN r---.. Denny . Tom Ste.wart, Eli Denison. Gall'!, Clarenct' Dickrn; Tirko!· ' Star of the Forward IEWELERS~~~~IU~~S~T;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.~·_:ts~7!ov~e:_r~Ge~o~rg~!~t•~'te~ch~·=:- Box and chuln : Bill Wilford, Paul Pattorson, Jack Han·lson. Scouting, Carl Denison; Trar. fk, Ernest Moldun, Roush's Shoe Store .. Rutland's foolhall team and their coache.s, Jim Vcnnari and Kei·th Nelson, huvc won Ihe Little Buckeye League champion· !hlp for their school this yeaT for the fifth time in JO yean. u 1 'l; ; J. E. ~ iil.'i;119; D•t· bert 'I· om;ne . ;' Cn'arles lly· sell, 79; c. H. I!~~' \8~ ' Middleport Police Chief l,.eRoy SALEM TRU tEJ;:/ 1 Sydney IN' EVERY I'AI. !XTU~. VAWE Bartrum until yesterday bellev~d Harless, 130; W. . lfainpton, 122 from that his bailiwick was well on its Fremont Stevens, 118 ~~ way toward an accident free re- SApSBURY Tl\l)STEE: Wal· the American Beauty serie~ cord, but within a •pace of 35 mm- ter Schreiber, 397; ·Fred G. Lei!· utes found himself investigating belt, 318; Pearl Jacobs, 726; Denwith new petite movement three. ver Hysell, 445; James G. Lew,., The first ""'orred on Race-st 318: !toss Evans, 269. i' at 11:35 when Mary Davis, 43, of SUTTON TRUSTEE : Clark.Jivl· "Home of Arrow Sblrll" , PIODUCT. Of !LGIN Middleport, driving 4Peacock Coal den. · 110; William ' Thuener, 184; E. MilD St. Pomeroy, Ohio N'. Set'ODd Ave: · Mlddle,.rt I • Co. truck, pulled fi'om the curb Elson Spencer, 207; Homer M. ' and collided ·with a,., drivcn .by C(rrlc, 314; E. E. Hayman, tip: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .' .• l'flll:.tlllbJIM.t,M,' bil)lll'tldllliGJ:I.. .W:IIll!m .•ll\.O.'HOf•il, · p1~,, o •• ,f•.. ' ;. ain"age to ·both vehicles wa'a~~l: lliiill; tf69;,~tls F. Knopp, 343. tlmated ot $75 each. . CONSTABLES: Raymond t'<•· At 12:05 on Second·av, Ro¥rt ford, CheSler Twp., 88; Henry Eastman, 17, of Pomeroy, drlvmg :Werry;.. Sall.!bury Twp., 679; Trey a 1951 Mercury belonging to Mae Qhlinger Jr., 494, Sali.•bury Twp: IYMtOL OF MOTOROOM'I 'i-IIOUDUT ACHIEVEMENT St. Clair of PomerQ)', stopped lor Jed J. Webster. 679, S•llsbury a m in front of him and was bit 'l'wp.; w. T. Hendrix, 152, Sutton from tbe rear by ~ .~l!,f driven h)l Twp; Earnest Davis, 34, Salem ., Bill Caudill; 41, l>f Middleport, ·Twp.: Jac.k 1Crisp, 17, Salem Tw~; <lrlving a 1957 Plymouth belongin~ R E. GrmHicy, 28, Sutlon Twp.; to Tom Rue of Middleport. $200 John Jividen, 61. Sutton TWp. damaae was done to the Mercury Northern Trustees: Clint boug· and $600 to the l>bmoujh. las 174: Melvin Morri~ 182; Ed· At 12:10 at Second and Cote·st win Oberholzcr, 164; Dana Tur for Christmas! Elizabeth Roush, 46, of Middleport . ne,, 108. · The~ prized watches with new dr!vind a 1951 Mercury, was struck Olive Township Constable: N.> petite RJO'If.!ment are so tiny they'll tn .the -aide 1.1 she attempted te o. Weber, 8; Tony Boring, 2; Joe ; stip through a wedding ring! cross Seei!nd·st. Driver of the oth· Bissell, 2: Denver Curtis, 2 and Dainty cases in white or yettow. er car wa! Clarence E. Boyes, of Rodney Pierce, 2. Styled dials, 17 jewels with Elgin's Cheshlr. ·1toute 2. l!'timated Dam· Orange TwP. Conslable : Vcr-, famous Guaranteed DuraPower oge wns $200 to e,ch yehicle. non Swartz, 3 and J. W. Arbnugh. 1\'ainsp_rlng, They're the gift she'll Barll'iim said that po arrests 3. ' always remember and treasure were'ma4e of his Investigations on Northern Comtable: Bernard· for her very oWn I the mishaps. , Gilk<y, 18. , State Is a 14-polnt pic~· ~er Notre N:•::ord School levy: For 2'1 Dsme, Iowa Is 7 ovet1, lnneaota, c' 0 1 . b'10 s hool Levy' For Ohio Stale Is 7 over Puf e, Army Ufll ' 102 Ia a prohibitive "out" bhoice over ' No, 54 Utah, Navy Is 6. over 'Duke, MichlSalts bury School Levy: For : gan Is 6 over Dlinols ~egon Is 394: No, 131. MIDDLEPORT 12 over WalhlnJIIPI), ·~nd Tennes.. ~ No;;hern School Levy: For 23G: ' JEWELRY STORE This Week's Special SHOP ~ COLD WAVIS $8.50 lo HOURI: THERMO JACKET TIME Electi'on Harold .Jones, 138; 0.11na BEAm Autumtt Tiffie portPd today a• · very successful 1~5 1 FROM ., Tho Racln• Board ol l'ublic Arl•ln vqte wu IJ>bn Jlri""n 17, Vern Wolteroon 3f, Joh~ l:iwoort :Is and Homer Ho,man 33. On ito levy lloclne voles 177 , lor and U lflllnlt lhe levy. Clndn· :=======:.::"::==:::,=========.!the til. !. Mlln St. Meigs ~nisteHal Group Hear.s -')C~e Aggl~l.- 1\'hO ~e~l~~ eta. homa as !he top . un~ed leam In ill'• S Flashes Of Brilliance He/ pCoaches ----· Lay-Awar w· V//ay Smy•hTh"t Cl ft ~ ' ay uopes.ters ,fired as h•ad football ooacb at the Uaiv~nl!f of l'~IViDia at tho IIJ 01111 TUDelllll end of the ~nl .e,ion. Tbe Ullltecll'ltU letrnl'!l Tue1> \hal Sebo'a itli.U F_~;a~&,d the v~tt! blgbest ectii!loa foJ. Peon'a ~·tQI .lir l!Jrt.til If It weren't for at least occasional flashes of brilliance in lUI Saturday. II waa Pe~ aixib the fundameptals of football by teams in a '''down" year stral... ~thack ~ year and · the lint Umt In ~ fdrt the Quners coaches would retire much quicker than they do. It's only these perhaps rare occurrences thai convinces the had M,t to Harvard. · pilot of a losing team his boys have the stuff tn them to play UndeJ Sebo,' l'enn boa won only . four ql Its l~t$8 aamei. And ltiat winning-or at least truly competitive-football. be the case with Coach John Thompson of Mid· Such must lOiS to 'Harvird "'-' tjle final •tralf. seho Ntn hJppol~ted dl~poh He said Tuesday that the afternoon before the Yellow Jacfor another thrH teart ld IOU Ill the lice of bitter obJ,oaltlon by kets showed a brand of blocking and tackling In scrimmage aliUIUil. good enough to make hlm forget all the lost ~hanceJ of his "Seho has apln failed to In· season now drawing to a close · first spire, to leod .Od to produce a 'Yinnin~ football team," the alu· dent paper said. "~one wUI di!lly that S•oo is o ROOd technician but ndne tan soy he 11 a Ieider of ~. Ina . ~Uti n~u gs 'lvr 6, 1057-5 ,____ . I· .................___ • . . ··- -~--·--~ ~-------- ---~· Ahead for keeps ... Confectlo~en Super·X POWDERED SUIAR "' .~ ) II �. ~ally Sentinel, ' 8_::~ $e~IIDel, ~tlii)'·Middleport,' 0., No~. 6, 19a7 rOI CON1JIStiN'f DEPENDABLE JU!S\JLTS w~ CLIRON . WANT ADS ,P.KONI 198 llATBS ley, 8aturday. the u. s. Army and will leavo for In PomeJtbD IIUey ••d !biT)' Riley of thre.. yeara in Gennoey upon their London, Ohio, vlllled Mre. Ella retum. , Rlckllrd recently. . Mr and llf.rs,. Eugene Johnson . Jane Newoll of Cheahlre, Ohio, and aon, ·Howard, Klllaen, Texas, l!rs. Mary Stewart and daughter, • l!lree week lea•• R,mona ol Franklin, Ohto were 1\lr. ancl Mro. week end auesto at tho homo of 11 servlq wltb Andy Stewart. PROVED and AMOVED ATTEND TEACHERS Local teochers In Chorleaton for the STA were Mn. · J.' H. Smith, Mrs. William Kelly, 1\lr.. A. Keith McClung, Esther McKnight and Mildred ~hapmon. • around th.. worl~ I PERSONAL~ - Hudquorltn For llamsonlte Lugpp - Lane Cedu CbeJta ..-- LAll Window ,....__ FricJdalre Refri&erllorL · Iaker Furniture, MIUitpert, Ohio 429!1 ON DISPLAY TOMORROW NOV. 8 your date to meet the AT "' Fim Car Ever to Use The Whele World t As A Test Trick AT Pomeroy, Ohh See ... driYI the '58 Rockets ;:t - PRESTON MOTORS COMING NOV. 8. / t NOV. 7-8-9 ·CO-O'P - Used Cars Wo muot 1111 tho,. T . .•-•·• C- ln. Look thotm us a CASH offer. 5-1949 Models dr. - 4 dr. Cpe. and you. Chevrolet PIYtmou:th - Mcrtury aro for sale. ALFRED . ,. ,, BECAUSE OF TOE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES OF ON SALE, PRICES QUOTED ABE FOR ' 3 DAYS . .JACK CARSEY, OF SALE ONLY. ,... ,, ... ,... ,.. ~ ..., ~ ~ SEU·A·RAMA HOLIDAY SPECIALS SELL·A·RAMA RED HOT SPECIALS Models APPlE GROVE -~~ ,, '• The Very Best In ( 8 ) Auro Soles 01. ' ·A("· ~1;~~~~~;mts EAST MAIN ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE '98 I 1 f' -·.- I' MT OLIVE DAILY CROSSWORD FRI. and SAT. iH.liAWLINGSSoNScO. - ~ hour \\'reeker Service. Day Phone 6~27. Nj11ht Phone 8039-X. D<,DGE .. PLYMOUTH DEA LEF.S 8 S tf Ia~: R~plds Middleport 461 S. Third Ave. POMEROY. •8b' A4ta C..ervices Ot'lf-LJ · NEW OLD$ - - 1 thurl~s Mrs. Hugo Juhlin&. grandaon were in Gallipolis Monda'y. !larry Gibbs was a buolne« visitor in. G ,lllipol~ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R F. MeGuffin and children were be~ Sunday, (I) Notice$ ~-· r,j \ '' ~... ~obertt, PEANUTS BASHAN nelcn rom<ro: · Eugene Rcush, who lla> been 0 ~~ Mr~ A. ·H. lolltY medical patient at Hoi• ,.. H"spital Mr. and Mrs. ,Gary Griffith ond V PEUONALS h'" ~cen returned ·home an~ Ia ' · oon of I)Cllevllle, Ohio, epent the Joh lsltlng Mr. and .Mrs. Harry much Improved. Mro. Homer Hortley, who hBA week end with the lormer'o parG bson Sunday wero Mr. and Mr• 1, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush of been at Chel'r)' Point N c vlalt ents, '!'· •ltd J,fn. Eddie G\'lrflth. M~nn Gloz~ nnd children, Po.mcro~ , PcnnR~I.vanio nrc vlsltl11g Mr. and lng Pfe. and Mrs. He'nrY o.'' Coop: Mro• .Golda Colmer of Pomeroy chti/n~ Mrs. Ne!Hon Roush and 1Mro, Clifford Johnson. ·er an~ new BOn David Allen h Is vlslllna Mr. and Mro. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Olear Henr} and .returned home' and hiB be~n G ron, N•;w Hoven, Mr. und MrH Spencer 1nd Mra. Etta Spencer. Mr. ond Mn. Carl Offutt open! so~orge Joh~son n~d c~ildrc.~~ Ma · son, Terry, Jocul, Mrs. Mary Sto,w- with nu. . · nrt and nnmo!'a. Franklin, phlo , Mr. Robert Tewksbary, office Sunday' with the btler't parenll Mr. nncl Mrs. Lloyd Hof!mnn ancl and Jeanie VanSickle 1pcnt SlJ!tday nurse for Dr. J. J. Davil, has been Mr. and Mrt. Geor•• Jarvlo. Elena: 80 n, P~meroy, visited Mr. nnd Mr~t at .Lcon. ill ut her home of Pt!arl Street West Vlralnla. · Rny Ptckens Sr., Sunday. · · Harold Rickard spent the wccl< llr. ond Mrs HalT)' Munns ~ad Mr. and Mro. Arvll Holter and lte~r~ Lew Edwards, Mason, vis· end with his wil~ and parents. lie daughter, Kl,;,, Pa!ne~vllle, ar· el1lldre~ •p•nl WedpeadaY •f.Venipl M d rs. Clnrn nnd Lela Williams Is tn the U. S. Atr Force. rtved Saturday for a vlalt with with Mr. and Hro. Rollarid 1'oron ay afternoon. Mr$. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Kate Bass Mr. and Mra. Harry i\lills and M renle and family or Tuppers weWeekend visitors of Dana Lewis and Mrs. Cartwright were and Mra. Rua,.ll Mllls and Plains. · Mr. and Mrs. George Theil& and Ja:: Mr. Andrew Taylor, Dayton; shopp.ng 111 lhddleport Monday. ily. Mr. MUJI!IS relurned to bla emNe Hesson and Harry Ray Frye ploymunt Sunday and his wire Bon of Columbut BPf:Dt the week ...w~ave.n; Mr. ~A. Lievlng, Ma: ond dtYfhlfr remalntld for\ Ioog- end with the btter'o .parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and famlly. b' • orns Johns n, West Colum• er vlslf. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cobb and Mrs ,:~n~nd Retha L wis! Letart, Rt. . MJa. H. L. Dunham waa an over· .Mr Carl Roach, Middleport. Rodne Pierce and sons spent n1~ht guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucy Whltfakei of Cincinnati Colu.;.~nd Mrs. Jack Barnhart or S~t.urd,y wlll t ¥r. !nd Mrs. •Olon .John Blazer. 9alllpolll, and flmlly spent lhe week end at the .Whit· taker· h'Dme here. the ' .us ~as called here due to Pierce and family of BeJl.e,·Hlc ·1fonday. Mr. and Mrs. George Offutt of Rou!~nous lllness of a ~on, Eugene W. Va. · · , Mr. and Mrs. Healop Russell and llolzc; ;ho .,wrs discharged from Miss Pearl Powrll of Parkm· three .c~lldren, Redding, Ohio, Minersville, RD, spent Friday evenSaturd~'P'·' Sunday. btlrg, W. ya., spcn\ ThursdaY. wilh ~ere ov~rq!rhl guo!ts of "!r. and Ing with the former's parents, llr and Mrs. Carl Offutt. and M Y cvenmg callers of Mr. her mother, M"rs. f.:mll\a f,o\\·elf ra. Harry Mill~. Monday. , Mr. and Mrl. EugeM Buckley were "· Llu~d Fox and Larry MIS. F. Kelly and ilaugh\•r j, Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Gammon and CharleMis~hJantcc Roush and Mr. spending a week ,l'fth relaliy;, i~ family wlll .ll'o~ to t~~ (arm thcy and children ol Pomeroy apent Mrs ~ uler, Gl~u~er, Ohio, Parkersburg. bou~t from Mrs. J. B. ilayes, aJ Su~day with llr. and MJ's. Orvy Gtuncr. Mi · F~x acc~~panwd them lo Mr. and Ml's. L. D. Pierce r cnt Chester, thli moath1 •· ; Mrner;~llle to Vlsll Janice's mother Saturduy With Mr. and Mrs pBY · Kenny Rice, younger· 110n o£ Mr. Mr. lind Mrs..Hanson Hofter of ~ i~~ ~oush . ron calvert and family of Albers and Mr1. ¥arry !11®. is Ill wllh Forest Jlun called pn Mr. and Mr~ 1 A. H. Batley, Wdenesday. ' • Fau~;· c Ell.us. ~nd Virginia Mr. and Mn: Dougl•s Ci~ie flu. ' · Mr . . and Mrs. Charles s&encer Mrs ~e of M"on VISited Mr. and spent Sunday morning with V!rgie Mrs. Evelyn Lewla Is visiting , M · H. Fox, Sunday. Pigott who remains Ill · her aon, C!l!trles f.ewls . aqd fanl· Mrs. Ella SJH!PCef, Jdr& Gol~a Col: 1 of r. and Mrs. JoM Ilr·ochcr Sr. mer stiiint llondoy aftemo~ with Mr. and Mro. Rlcha;d VanMeter ily In Charleston. · · ' . . West Columbus spenl Sunda,. of Beverly, Mr. and Mro. !Ill lor~ M"!')' ~ ~lller, aop~omol'i! Mr. and Mrs. Milford HawkJ WI~ Mr. and Mrs. Bill St<wart. Van Meter and famlly Mr: and al Ohio Unlverolty, l.o 111 ;t her · Mr. ·otid ifre, Arvil Hoi~' r and Ch rj and Mrs. Carl Burns fru:n Mrs. t.: D. Pierce •nd Mr' ahd home wltll nu: ' , ' , , family S~nt $Un~ay Wi\~· r. 111d , .:; ~ton, W. Vn., w..~s visiting Mrs. Denver Curtis and sons 'sprint Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny Mrs. Worley Davis, Dex)er. Billy Orr of Reedsville Is spondWid \and Mrs. GP!>rge Burns. Sunday afternoon with M' and and fa'l'i~· Kathy and )\ussep 1~m ~om the week end. On Mrs. Jake VanMeter. Mr. Va~ llel· visited Mf, ind':llfa. WilloVd St.,.: ing a few dar• with his tll'&ndpif· en!B, Mr. and llrs. Clint ur ay r. and M'''· George er sutfered injurtes bi.a fall a~d ble, Logan, Sunday. . ~t~~~~ ~~nl 6ohColusmiJu•. Obio tu was taken to Meiga General HIS· Ma!Nll ;fillh~rn. Cojumbus. g e . 1o tat' foolball pita! tor lreatment. ·' . vis ted over tne week end wltb . arne returmng home thnt even· ....Miry p1.,~o Jfer parents, Mr. and Mra. Pearl ' BIV~sltors cr Mr .. and )1'5. Walter Mr. ~nd Mrs. wiulam Bradford j a e to attend the fw~ernl serv. Mrs. l:ltrbort Rous~ lef\ Mon~·~ for Columbus ar.a ees of Joe Jeffers or Mason were Rodney Pierce and sons spent GroveCity·l<l vlsli iiolitive'.' Sunday School atten4anet on Mr. and M,.. Arthur P•Jpe, Mrs. of New England, W.Va., spent the , Mr. and Mrs. ' E." ·o. Rail were November 3 was 45, the offering Margarel Rose. Columbus. Ohio· week end with l,frs. Rudy Riffle called 1<1 Cedar Iowa last · $1}.Qa. Mr. •nd Mrs. w. T. lles>or., Mr.: "'d Owen Hall. week. liv th~ deatli pf his br~ther Attendance. at the MYF meellng Laurene HosSGn,. Will.. al'l Hesson 'I d Mr Bl'ch"d A.· nan · · ' ' Sunday even1ng was eight vo.uth ~r., Powell, Ohto, Mrs. Mal·gar!.!t ~:m~es • r. an , s. ljarold Rous'• and .,.. ,..,., d ' Blosser Sptlt Saturda" lW£n· . •. , , - -- ~n one adult. Dvotlons were on Cackler, Leunardsburi, Obio and mg with Mr. and llrs. Art Mer•,·· ity ann fa! . y at .Po!lleroy. Educalion for a Full Life". The ; -.-· ... _ ~ . , ... . , r Bob lOll ~ Syracuse is' install- bus~ness meeting was in charge ot in~a~ewbat' comlnthehomecf the President Janice Swartz. Pl!Y Mrs.' llolly WOlfe'. · practice was held at lll.e close of ACRQSS 6. Mortician's . Cuddle, .:ft.tr. .. od ill's. Daniel Eulfr of the business session. 28 1. Head coolc conch Hemlork Gr~~ SP.,J•t the week Twenty-one attended prayer ser· ~.A leveler 7. common · ~~rt end.JI(ilh ~: ~pd ~s. Alex Wheel· vices on W~dn~day ~r~nlng. Char· 29 ot 9. Partridge surtix er and ffarillly> les D. Woode was the leader. Tltis noise 8. Flat emus.) •. ., Mrs. Albert Pearson of Eashan week'·lleader' is Mi.Uat'd swartz 1 10. Singing 9. A aeta be" spent Ttiurs,day with Mr. and Mrs. The WSCS observed "W"'k ·of 1 • last Tues· volce 11. Construct . Peddled Roy Pearson. Prayer ADd SeU-Q.e~ 30 . Music 12. Harass 1~. Mat · Mr. and Mrs. Hughie DOnohue day evening. Thel Henderson 32 note 13. Bird ot prey 18. South of Piqua s~nt the "l'eek end at program chairman d the program' 14. Astern America 33. Jtegion their home .here. "A~ the Waters Cover the Sea" n. Vehicle ~abbr.. (Sp.) Mr. and Yrs. Kenneth Beckner with H~len Woode, Nina Robinson, 16. Music note 20. Tantalum 34. Hurl l•l'lrd•,.• and son, Charleston spent the Isola Taylt>r Margaret Wim!land, 11. Lampreys tsym.l 35. Young o\YI u. Lifesaving week (.nd with Mr. and Mrs. Char· Nellie Parke' and Gen~vieve tluth· ~9. Irish 22. PerfOrm 36. Adolescent Service les Knightning. rie speakina; on the project~. At· province 26 Ahead y b Mra Arnold Anderson and fam- tendance wa5 21. ear!I (a br.l The lfYF observed Hallowe'en lly sp~nt Sunday afternoon with 21. Padtlc f2. ~olynealan 44.Greek en Anderson at wltk .• party .In tbe church base· god island ~;~~~~~ llrs. OW dl'lnk . ' . l1tter ment on Oct. 31. Fourly·flve youth ~::.· ;;:.;.. Hpm,er McNlck•' and adults from Alfred, O~ange, 25. - ~ ' ~1f','l' · Priend Sunday and Hemlock: Grove church~.Lil:.__ r, " I · V//.,lrl";'' l~{l~'~~ 27. ' tendtd. Decorations were ln ~· . · ~ t'tanea;t'er. ~,,. 29. Exclamation p f ·Harril!onville ing with the octasion and coJtume Thomas Stars o 31. A narro~vlng ught~r •.~unday. prizes were won by Lloyd Di!Hnger qlled yn BeSJiie Sl1 ·3•. Kind o( BOUp 1' .. funniest; Janice Swartz, prettiest; ~ I" ' 37. Flowe1· Charles Taylor, ugliest; Johnny ., . 38. Cry or pain r/. '/, Taylor. most UP.Usual. iudgcs w~re ~ 39. Skin huo1· 20 ~ !lfr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blackwood and 40. Pismire I. Rerma.n Taylor. Several gBmea 41. Quench) as I ' were led ~y Janice ,swartz and lhil'sl " ~ Uoyd Dlllinger, Recreotionoll-ead11 3. Lawful ers. Doughnuts, cider. oorreo aqd 4a. Number ~ ·~ hot cocoa were served . t6. Harriet , ·Th~ Hollie Demomtration Club Deechcr" { " 0. ll<'~Jl 47. Little will meet on Nov. 14 at the Grange l5 flO . children Hall. t8. Capital 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talyor, .. "" ... ~.... I" Yeriien ' Charles and Johnny, and Mr. and DOWN Mrs. Uoyd DUling" a11d '""' 1. Rose ' spent Sunday witt! Mr. and Mrs. ' beetles [4> Kenneth Griffith and son of Vien· I"" ' '! ·: 2. Rush sud· V/, na, W. Va. denly Mr. and Mrs. George H~>nsley ~~T I"' 3. Blundet ~ an4 daughter, Deanna Mae, Mar· 4. Young flsl'l -~~ and .Jo!n Schultz were Sunday ~.Rob \ guesta at tlie Millard Swartz home. ' DAILl: CRl'I'TOQUOTE -llert's how to work It: · Roger Chancey, aon of Mr. arid *New'·Matlt Ride .t.XYDLB,tAXR lllr1. ..John .CbiiJ)cey, and a senior lo LONOFf!LK;OW . Look'~ on the University cf West Vlrstnla I One letter simply olondo for another. Ill thlo Rlllple A 1111114 football. team, waa injured t~ ths Wt!~d~t Cor the three L'a, X for the two a+ ete. &Ingle lettett, ' aame with' P&lin State last Siltur· ', .. '' .: . trophes:, the length and formation of tht wordl "' .a . day. He had his nose braked, a Ea.ch day the r~e letters art dllferenl ._ l<loth ,broken off and a twjated leg muscle. A Crw,loJIIIIII Quota, The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Jloyl and aon, David, .visited In R~st­ UWMMLX XPH PHWCll Qito APH er, N. Y.. over the' wee~ end 1wltb at theil· son and dalighter-in-!aw, Mr. JQ' Tox Ll UCLETG IHH" "' ICQVflC• and Mri. Joho Hoyt. · , IFKKB WKLMH? - KWJY. . Mrs. Vllb'Carl, who Injured her . Soturday'o Cryploquolel BEAUTY IB NATIJII&'I CO back at her home recently Iwas (IT) l!\JST NOT B!l HOARDED--Io!IL'OON. >• • ~ !!I' m•• ,to .. 1!eii} .Ge~eral \iospltal Pomeroy, Ohio ll)atrlbutol br lllq·l'oliar. .,..U..., m allay wbe!l a cisl bas ~en pia~ on ~~r back. · 1 RETURNS FROM lottON ' Mrr. Allee Brown Chapman r~ ro~r;;,{.j,~' Crump turned la!lt wee~ from a aevei'll months vlsil with Mr.• and Mn. Paul Hayden in B03tO~. She was called here by lhe death of het brother. ~1. 0. Brown. HOUSE GUES'I'S Mr. and Mrs. James JdeKlll&bl had aa their bouse gueatl . 101 week· Mrs. Iva Dowling and llln. Paul Ha)'dcn, Boston. Mi 's'ddleport ' ',.h, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., Nov ..6, 1g57_ 7 Cli'fto·n· . l ~ ., ~Jt NOV• 8 AREAL . SURPR ISE PA·RT Yl FEATUIUN G j.New ·•Moline ft' •, MANY MORE TO ' · CHOOS' f'ROM • AUTO SALIS l'lloM....., ....... .vf!tibtPUDW I p.lfl, ' --Fitld thot gun . tallY new. Shlde. llcrb YOU 'HI.D NOT II PRESENT tO WIN NOTHJMG·TO BUY- 'JUST REGISTER SELL·A-RAMA 15. CU. FT. CO-OP UPR,GHT FREEZER . . roa .. 'j' ' .-- $299.00 • . ' ' 14KER FUit!IRURE '*."=~r- FREE LIVE 200 LB. PORKY PIG · SPECIAL! . Mew Furnltu,. OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN· TION ON SALE! ·- Prarli· Willlon", II Ml ~ loom• · ; MANY, MANY APPLIANCE cENTER SPECIALS Tobie Top Gao Aan&c. $1~. Wood· row Zwlllhl8, Syracu... li ·5.Uip We•~ern 195- Q~P.$149-I~ES LEFF 40% DISCOUNT ON ALL TIRES Admiral relrl;eralor and frm•r 2 door, used lc.ss than 1 year Walnut drop-leaf table. Other misc. lh:nu nd toul~. R. K. Jlus ~4lll, St. Rt. 7. Pomeroy, OhiO. 11 ·~·3tp. ~ K@rr & Van Zaifk METlQPOLitAN 1111....... · ·lhe . ; ' •\ 8UY ·¥'OUR BOnLED GAJ ., "·· • ' • I , ' ' • ·ft:Om a )(!(!at' billk deiler who can: serve you pl'OJIIPtiY and where prlcea always 'lodeat QIIOWd. We are equipped to gtve you good,efflelent ser;vlce: . , . _ · _Cloaed T)lursday Aftei'IIOODI . are· RUfLAND Rutland, Oblt1· Otller Uprlpts 11 cv. f"l'. ' . . ,359.01 ' II CU. FT•... $411.00 ao c~. '1'1'. - ' eae.oo !1 CU. ' ~•old FT. . . . •zte ..FT. .. .. ·3··~ · WASHEIIS-DRYiliS - MASTER. DEJ.UX1 $tT8.00 11 ·cu. n. . . . $3~e.oo Washer 14 CU. n. . . U2t.OO Dryer .. . . . .. . $1H.OO "C011blna11on . . U50.00 1141tllau~malle de~ . St Gal. lhtrle FUR~ITURE ,.H~· WATER HEATEIIS '•,, AUTO~TIC , Chest Motllls CU. WAS $359.00 $279 ' ' II \WITH THE· PURCHASE OF EACH FOOD fREEZER $91JO ' DELU~E WASHEll .... •iea.oo ' Grate, owner I ' .' ' ! " . D~LU~E .DRirtJR. ; ..... $'138.00 ' \ .., ' ,.. I -· ... ' ' '>.:Soii...U''ll~"--··- BARNEY GOOGLE and- SNUFFY- StiiTH_ __ _ --·· -r.:;-~---.:--.,.----. �. ~ally Sentinel, ' 8_::~ $e~IIDel, ~tlii)'·Middleport,' 0., No~. 6, 19a7 rOI CON1JIStiN'f DEPENDABLE JU!S\JLTS w~ CLIRON . WANT ADS ,P.KONI 198 llATBS ley, 8aturday. the u. s. Army and will leavo for In PomeJtbD IIUey ••d !biT)' Riley of thre.. yeara in Gennoey upon their London, Ohio, vlllled Mre. Ella retum. , Rlckllrd recently. . Mr and llf.rs,. Eugene Johnson . Jane Newoll of Cheahlre, Ohio, and aon, ·Howard, Klllaen, Texas, l!rs. Mary Stewart and daughter, • l!lree week lea•• R,mona ol Franklin, Ohto were 1\lr. ancl Mro. week end auesto at tho homo of 11 servlq wltb Andy Stewart. PROVED and AMOVED ATTEND TEACHERS Local teochers In Chorleaton for the STA were Mn. · J.' H. Smith, Mrs. William Kelly, 1\lr.. A. Keith McClung, Esther McKnight and Mildred ~hapmon. • around th.. worl~ I PERSONAL~ - Hudquorltn For llamsonlte Lugpp - Lane Cedu CbeJta ..-- LAll Window ,....__ FricJdalre Refri&erllorL · Iaker Furniture, MIUitpert, Ohio 429!1 ON DISPLAY TOMORROW NOV. 8 your date to meet the AT "' Fim Car Ever to Use The Whele World t As A Test Trick AT Pomeroy, Ohh See ... driYI the '58 Rockets ;:t - PRESTON MOTORS COMING NOV. 8. / t NOV. 7-8-9 ·CO-O'P - Used Cars Wo muot 1111 tho,. T . .•-•·• C- ln. Look thotm us a CASH offer. 5-1949 Models dr. - 4 dr. Cpe. and you. Chevrolet PIYtmou:th - Mcrtury aro for sale. ALFRED . ,. ,, BECAUSE OF TOE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES OF ON SALE, PRICES QUOTED ABE FOR ' 3 DAYS . .JACK CARSEY, OF SALE ONLY. ,... ,, ... ,... ,.. ~ ..., ~ ~ SEU·A·RAMA HOLIDAY SPECIALS SELL·A·RAMA RED HOT SPECIALS Models APPlE GROVE -~~ ,, '• The Very Best In ( 8 ) Auro Soles 01. ' ·A("· ~1;~~~~~;mts EAST MAIN ST POMEROY, OHIO PHONE '98 I 1 f' -·.- I' MT OLIVE DAILY CROSSWORD FRI. and SAT. iH.liAWLINGSSoNScO. - ~ hour \\'reeker Service. Day Phone 6~27. Nj11ht Phone 8039-X. D<,DGE .. PLYMOUTH DEA LEF.S 8 S tf Ia~: R~plds Middleport 461 S. Third Ave. POMEROY. •8b' A4ta C..ervices Ot'lf-LJ · NEW OLD$ - - 1 thurl~s Mrs. Hugo Juhlin&. grandaon were in Gallipolis Monda'y. !larry Gibbs was a buolne« visitor in. G ,lllipol~ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R F. MeGuffin and children were be~ Sunday, (I) Notice$ ~-· r,j \ '' ~... ~obertt, PEANUTS BASHAN nelcn rom<ro: · Eugene Rcush, who lla> been 0 ~~ Mr~ A. ·H. lolltY medical patient at Hoi• ,.. H"spital Mr. and Mrs. ,Gary Griffith ond V PEUONALS h'" ~cen returned ·home an~ Ia ' · oon of I)Cllevllle, Ohio, epent the Joh lsltlng Mr. and .Mrs. Harry much Improved. Mro. Homer Hortley, who hBA week end with the lormer'o parG bson Sunday wero Mr. and Mr• 1, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush of been at Chel'r)' Point N c vlalt ents, '!'· •ltd J,fn. Eddie G\'lrflth. M~nn Gloz~ nnd children, Po.mcro~ , PcnnR~I.vanio nrc vlsltl11g Mr. and lng Pfe. and Mrs. He'nrY o.'' Coop: Mro• .Golda Colmer of Pomeroy chti/n~ Mrs. Ne!Hon Roush and 1Mro, Clifford Johnson. ·er an~ new BOn David Allen h Is vlslllna Mr. and Mro. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Olear Henr} and .returned home' and hiB be~n G ron, N•;w Hoven, Mr. und MrH Spencer 1nd Mra. Etta Spencer. Mr. ond Mn. Carl Offutt open! so~orge Joh~son n~d c~ildrc.~~ Ma · son, Terry, Jocul, Mrs. Mary Sto,w- with nu. . · nrt and nnmo!'a. Franklin, phlo , Mr. Robert Tewksbary, office Sunday' with the btler't parenll Mr. nncl Mrs. Lloyd Hof!mnn ancl and Jeanie VanSickle 1pcnt SlJ!tday nurse for Dr. J. J. Davil, has been Mr. and Mrt. Geor•• Jarvlo. Elena: 80 n, P~meroy, visited Mr. nnd Mr~t at .Lcon. ill ut her home of Pt!arl Street West Vlralnla. · Rny Ptckens Sr., Sunday. · · Harold Rickard spent the wccl< llr. ond Mrs HalT)' Munns ~ad Mr. and Mro. Arvll Holter and lte~r~ Lew Edwards, Mason, vis· end with his wil~ and parents. lie daughter, Kl,;,, Pa!ne~vllle, ar· el1lldre~ •p•nl WedpeadaY •f.Venipl M d rs. Clnrn nnd Lela Williams Is tn the U. S. Atr Force. rtved Saturday for a vlalt with with Mr. and Hro. Rollarid 1'oron ay afternoon. Mr$. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Kate Bass Mr. and Mra. Harry i\lills and M renle and family or Tuppers weWeekend visitors of Dana Lewis and Mrs. Cartwright were and Mra. Rua,.ll Mllls and Plains. · Mr. and Mrs. George Theil& and Ja:: Mr. Andrew Taylor, Dayton; shopp.ng 111 lhddleport Monday. ily. Mr. MUJI!IS relurned to bla emNe Hesson and Harry Ray Frye ploymunt Sunday and his wire Bon of Columbut BPf:Dt the week ...w~ave.n; Mr. ~A. Lievlng, Ma: ond dtYfhlfr remalntld for\ Ioog- end with the btter'o .parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and famlly. b' • orns Johns n, West Colum• er vlslf. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cobb and Mrs ,:~n~nd Retha L wis! Letart, Rt. . MJa. H. L. Dunham waa an over· .Mr Carl Roach, Middleport. Rodne Pierce and sons spent n1~ht guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucy Whltfakei of Cincinnati Colu.;.~nd Mrs. Jack Barnhart or S~t.urd,y wlll t ¥r. !nd Mrs. •Olon .John Blazer. 9alllpolll, and flmlly spent lhe week end at the .Whit· taker· h'Dme here. the ' .us ~as called here due to Pierce and family of BeJl.e,·Hlc ·1fonday. Mr. and Mrs. George Offutt of Rou!~nous lllness of a ~on, Eugene W. Va. · · , Mr. and Mrs. Healop Russell and llolzc; ;ho .,wrs discharged from Miss Pearl Powrll of Parkm· three .c~lldren, Redding, Ohio, Minersville, RD, spent Friday evenSaturd~'P'·' Sunday. btlrg, W. ya., spcn\ ThursdaY. wilh ~ere ov~rq!rhl guo!ts of "!r. and Ing with the former's parents, llr and Mrs. Carl Offutt. and M Y cvenmg callers of Mr. her mother, M"rs. f.:mll\a f,o\\·elf ra. Harry Mill~. Monday. , Mr. and Mrl. EugeM Buckley were "· Llu~d Fox and Larry MIS. F. Kelly and ilaugh\•r j, Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Gammon and CharleMis~hJantcc Roush and Mr. spending a week ,l'fth relaliy;, i~ family wlll .ll'o~ to t~~ (arm thcy and children ol Pomeroy apent Mrs ~ uler, Gl~u~er, Ohio, Parkersburg. bou~t from Mrs. J. B. ilayes, aJ Su~day with llr. and MJ's. Orvy Gtuncr. Mi · F~x acc~~panwd them lo Mr. and Ml's. L. D. Pierce r cnt Chester, thli moath1 •· ; Mrner;~llle to Vlsll Janice's mother Saturduy With Mr. and Mrs pBY · Kenny Rice, younger· 110n o£ Mr. Mr. lind Mrs..Hanson Hofter of ~ i~~ ~oush . ron calvert and family of Albers and Mr1. ¥arry !11®. is Ill wllh Forest Jlun called pn Mr. and Mr~ 1 A. H. Batley, Wdenesday. ' • Fau~;· c Ell.us. ~nd Virginia Mr. and Mn: Dougl•s Ci~ie flu. ' · Mr . . and Mrs. Charles s&encer Mrs ~e of M"on VISited Mr. and spent Sunday morning with V!rgie Mrs. Evelyn Lewla Is visiting , M · H. Fox, Sunday. Pigott who remains Ill · her aon, C!l!trles f.ewls . aqd fanl· Mrs. Ella SJH!PCef, Jdr& Gol~a Col: 1 of r. and Mrs. JoM Ilr·ochcr Sr. mer stiiint llondoy aftemo~ with Mr. and Mro. Rlcha;d VanMeter ily In Charleston. · · ' . . West Columbus spenl Sunda,. of Beverly, Mr. and Mro. !Ill lor~ M"!')' ~ ~lller, aop~omol'i! Mr. and Mrs. Milford HawkJ WI~ Mr. and Mrs. Bill St<wart. Van Meter and famlly Mr: and al Ohio Unlverolty, l.o 111 ;t her · Mr. ·otid ifre, Arvil Hoi~' r and Ch rj and Mrs. Carl Burns fru:n Mrs. t.: D. Pierce •nd Mr' ahd home wltll nu: ' , ' , , family S~nt $Un~ay Wi\~· r. 111d , .:; ~ton, W. Vn., w..~s visiting Mrs. Denver Curtis and sons 'sprint Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny Mrs. Worley Davis, Dex)er. Billy Orr of Reedsville Is spondWid \and Mrs. GP!>rge Burns. Sunday afternoon with M' and and fa'l'i~· Kathy and )\ussep 1~m ~om the week end. On Mrs. Jake VanMeter. Mr. Va~ llel· visited Mf, ind':llfa. WilloVd St.,.: ing a few dar• with his tll'&ndpif· en!B, Mr. and llrs. Clint ur ay r. and M'''· George er sutfered injurtes bi.a fall a~d ble, Logan, Sunday. . ~t~~~~ ~~nl 6ohColusmiJu•. Obio tu was taken to Meiga General HIS· Ma!Nll ;fillh~rn. Cojumbus. g e . 1o tat' foolball pita! tor lreatment. ·' . vis ted over tne week end wltb . arne returmng home thnt even· ....Miry p1.,~o Jfer parents, Mr. and Mra. Pearl ' BIV~sltors cr Mr .. and )1'5. Walter Mr. ~nd Mrs. wiulam Bradford j a e to attend the fw~ernl serv. Mrs. l:ltrbort Rous~ lef\ Mon~·~ for Columbus ar.a ees of Joe Jeffers or Mason were Rodney Pierce and sons spent GroveCity·l<l vlsli iiolitive'.' Sunday School atten4anet on Mr. and M,.. Arthur P•Jpe, Mrs. of New England, W.Va., spent the , Mr. and Mrs. ' E." ·o. Rail were November 3 was 45, the offering Margarel Rose. Columbus. Ohio· week end with l,frs. Rudy Riffle called 1<1 Cedar Iowa last · $1}.Qa. Mr. •nd Mrs. w. T. lles>or., Mr.: "'d Owen Hall. week. liv th~ deatli pf his br~ther Attendance. at the MYF meellng Laurene HosSGn,. Will.. al'l Hesson 'I d Mr Bl'ch"d A.· nan · · ' ' Sunday even1ng was eight vo.uth ~r., Powell, Ohto, Mrs. Mal·gar!.!t ~:m~es • r. an , s. ljarold Rous'• and .,.. ,..,., d ' Blosser Sptlt Saturda" lW£n· . •. , , - -- ~n one adult. Dvotlons were on Cackler, Leunardsburi, Obio and mg with Mr. and llrs. Art Mer•,·· ity ann fa! . y at .Po!lleroy. Educalion for a Full Life". The ; -.-· ... _ ~ . , ... . , r Bob lOll ~ Syracuse is' install- bus~ness meeting was in charge ot in~a~ewbat' comlnthehomecf the President Janice Swartz. Pl!Y Mrs.' llolly WOlfe'. · practice was held at lll.e close of ACRQSS 6. Mortician's . Cuddle, .:ft.tr. .. od ill's. Daniel Eulfr of the business session. 28 1. Head coolc conch Hemlork Gr~~ SP.,J•t the week Twenty-one attended prayer ser· ~.A leveler 7. common · ~~rt end.JI(ilh ~: ~pd ~s. Alex Wheel· vices on W~dn~day ~r~nlng. Char· 29 ot 9. Partridge surtix er and ffarillly> les D. Woode was the leader. Tltis noise 8. Flat emus.) •. ., Mrs. Albert Pearson of Eashan week'·lleader' is Mi.Uat'd swartz 1 10. Singing 9. A aeta be" spent Ttiurs,day with Mr. and Mrs. The WSCS observed "W"'k ·of 1 • last Tues· volce 11. Construct . Peddled Roy Pearson. Prayer ADd SeU-Q.e~ 30 . Music 12. Harass 1~. Mat · Mr. and Mrs. Hughie DOnohue day evening. Thel Henderson 32 note 13. Bird ot prey 18. South of Piqua s~nt the "l'eek end at program chairman d the program' 14. Astern America 33. Jtegion their home .here. "A~ the Waters Cover the Sea" n. Vehicle ~abbr.. (Sp.) Mr. and Yrs. Kenneth Beckner with H~len Woode, Nina Robinson, 16. Music note 20. Tantalum 34. Hurl l•l'lrd•,.• and son, Charleston spent the Isola Taylt>r Margaret Wim!land, 11. Lampreys tsym.l 35. Young o\YI u. Lifesaving week (.nd with Mr. and Mrs. Char· Nellie Parke' and Gen~vieve tluth· ~9. Irish 22. PerfOrm 36. Adolescent Service les Knightning. rie speakina; on the project~. At· province 26 Ahead y b Mra Arnold Anderson and fam- tendance wa5 21. ear!I (a br.l The lfYF observed Hallowe'en lly sp~nt Sunday afternoon with 21. Padtlc f2. ~olynealan 44.Greek en Anderson at wltk .• party .In tbe church base· god island ~;~~~~~ llrs. OW dl'lnk . ' . l1tter ment on Oct. 31. Fourly·flve youth ~::.· ;;:.;.. Hpm,er McNlck•' and adults from Alfred, O~ange, 25. - ~ ' ~1f','l' · Priend Sunday and Hemlock: Grove church~.Lil:.__ r, " I · V//.,lrl";'' l~{l~'~~ 27. ' tendtd. Decorations were ln ~· . · ~ t'tanea;t'er. ~,,. 29. Exclamation p f ·Harril!onville ing with the octasion and coJtume Thomas Stars o 31. A narro~vlng ught~r •.~unday. prizes were won by Lloyd Di!Hnger qlled yn BeSJiie Sl1 ·3•. Kind o( BOUp 1' .. funniest; Janice Swartz, prettiest; ~ I" ' 37. Flowe1· Charles Taylor, ugliest; Johnny ., . 38. Cry or pain r/. '/, Taylor. most UP.Usual. iudgcs w~re ~ 39. Skin huo1· 20 ~ !lfr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blackwood and 40. Pismire I. Rerma.n Taylor. Several gBmea 41. Quench) as I ' were led ~y Janice ,swartz and lhil'sl " ~ Uoyd Dlllinger, Recreotionoll-ead11 3. Lawful ers. Doughnuts, cider. oorreo aqd 4a. Number ~ ·~ hot cocoa were served . t6. Harriet , ·Th~ Hollie Demomtration Club Deechcr" { " 0. ll<'~Jl 47. Little will meet on Nov. 14 at the Grange l5 flO . children Hall. t8. Capital 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talyor, .. "" ... ~.... I" Yeriien ' Charles and Johnny, and Mr. and DOWN Mrs. Uoyd DUling" a11d '""' 1. Rose ' spent Sunday witt! Mr. and Mrs. ' beetles [4> Kenneth Griffith and son of Vien· I"" ' '! ·: 2. Rush sud· V/, na, W. Va. denly Mr. and Mrs. George H~>nsley ~~T I"' 3. Blundet ~ an4 daughter, Deanna Mae, Mar· 4. Young flsl'l -~~ and .Jo!n Schultz were Sunday ~.Rob \ guesta at tlie Millard Swartz home. ' DAILl: CRl'I'TOQUOTE -llert's how to work It: · Roger Chancey, aon of Mr. arid *New'·Matlt Ride .t.XYDLB,tAXR lllr1. ..John .CbiiJ)cey, and a senior lo LONOFf!LK;OW . Look'~ on the University cf West Vlrstnla I One letter simply olondo for another. Ill thlo Rlllple A 1111114 football. team, waa injured t~ ths Wt!~d~t Cor the three L'a, X for the two a+ ete. &Ingle lettett, ' aame with' P&lin State last Siltur· ', .. '' .: . trophes:, the length and formation of tht wordl "' .a . day. He had his nose braked, a Ea.ch day the r~e letters art dllferenl ._ l<loth ,broken off and a twjated leg muscle. A Crw,loJIIIIII Quota, The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Jloyl and aon, David, .visited In R~st­ UWMMLX XPH PHWCll Qito APH er, N. Y.. over the' wee~ end 1wltb at theil· son and dalighter-in-!aw, Mr. JQ' Tox Ll UCLETG IHH" "' ICQVflC• and Mri. Joho Hoyt. · , IFKKB WKLMH? - KWJY. . Mrs. Vllb'Carl, who Injured her . Soturday'o Cryploquolel BEAUTY IB NATIJII&'I CO back at her home recently Iwas (IT) l!\JST NOT B!l HOARDED--Io!IL'OON. >• • ~ !!I' m•• ,to .. 1!eii} .Ge~eral \iospltal Pomeroy, Ohio ll)atrlbutol br lllq·l'oliar. .,..U..., m allay wbe!l a cisl bas ~en pia~ on ~~r back. · 1 RETURNS FROM lottON ' Mrr. Allee Brown Chapman r~ ro~r;;,{.j,~' Crump turned la!lt wee~ from a aevei'll months vlsil with Mr.• and Mn. Paul Hayden in B03tO~. She was called here by lhe death of het brother. ~1. 0. Brown. HOUSE GUES'I'S Mr. and Mrs. James JdeKlll&bl had aa their bouse gueatl . 101 week· Mrs. Iva Dowling and llln. Paul Ha)'dcn, Boston. Mi 's'ddleport ' ',.h, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., Nov ..6, 1g57_ 7 Cli'fto·n· . l ~ ., ~Jt NOV• 8 AREAL . SURPR ISE PA·RT Yl FEATUIUN G j.New ·•Moline ft' •, MANY MORE TO ' · CHOOS' f'ROM • AUTO SALIS l'lloM....., ....... .vf!tibtPUDW I p.lfl, ' --Fitld thot gun . tallY new. Shlde. llcrb YOU 'HI.D NOT II PRESENT tO WIN NOTHJMG·TO BUY- 'JUST REGISTER SELL·A-RAMA 15. CU. FT. CO-OP UPR,GHT FREEZER . . roa .. 'j' ' .-- $299.00 • . ' ' 14KER FUit!IRURE '*."=~r- FREE LIVE 200 LB. PORKY PIG · SPECIAL! . Mew Furnltu,. OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN· TION ON SALE! ·- Prarli· Willlon", II Ml ~ loom• · ; MANY, MANY APPLIANCE cENTER SPECIALS Tobie Top Gao Aan&c. $1~. Wood· row Zwlllhl8, Syracu... li ·5.Uip We•~ern 195- Q~P.$149-I~ES LEFF 40% DISCOUNT ON ALL TIRES Admiral relrl;eralor and frm•r 2 door, used lc.ss than 1 year Walnut drop-leaf table. Other misc. lh:nu nd toul~. R. K. Jlus ~4lll, St. Rt. 7. Pomeroy, OhiO. 11 ·~·3tp. ~ K@rr & Van Zaifk METlQPOLitAN 1111....... · ·lhe . ; ' •\ 8UY ·¥'OUR BOnLED GAJ ., "·· • ' • I , ' ' • ·ft:Om a )(!(!at' billk deiler who can: serve you pl'OJIIPtiY and where prlcea always 'lodeat QIIOWd. We are equipped to gtve you good,efflelent ser;vlce: . , . _ · _Cloaed T)lursday Aftei'IIOODI . are· RUfLAND Rutland, Oblt1· Otller Uprlpts 11 cv. f"l'. ' . . ,359.01 ' II CU. FT•... $411.00 ao c~. '1'1'. - ' eae.oo !1 CU. ' ~•old FT. . . . •zte ..FT. .. .. ·3··~ · WASHEIIS-DRYiliS - MASTER. DEJ.UX1 $tT8.00 11 ·cu. n. . . . $3~e.oo Washer 14 CU. n. . . U2t.OO Dryer .. . . . .. . $1H.OO "C011blna11on . . U50.00 1141tllau~malle de~ . St Gal. lhtrle FUR~ITURE ,.H~· WATER HEATEIIS '•,, AUTO~TIC , Chest Motllls CU. WAS $359.00 $279 ' ' II \WITH THE· PURCHASE OF EACH FOOD fREEZER $91JO ' DELU~E WASHEll .... •iea.oo ' Grate, owner I ' .' ' ! " . D~LU~E .DRirtJR. ; ..... $'138.00 ' \ .., ' ,.. I -· ... ' ' '>.:Soii...U''ll~"--··- BARNEY GOOGLE and- SNUFFY- StiiTH_ __ _ --·· -r.:;-~---.:--.,.----. �0' ' l ., ' ,t . ' ' ,i the 9th~ ~~~G~R~S~.•~ - ~ -SS-ES------. WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES Brief style rayon panties with elastic leg or band leg cuffs. Pastel colors and while. Sizes 6 and 7. rics. Solids and prints. Many styles to choose from . Sizes 3. tO 6X and 7 to 14. - $2.95 OTHER GIRLS' DRESSES .... ...... $3.95 to $7.95 GIRLS Another Shipment I All wool gloves trimmed with beads. Sizes 5 to 7 in all wanted colors. 45 Inch Drapery Material RAYON PANTIES 100% Du Pont orion Ca-rdigans Contrasting jewel and Nylonlzed acetate tricot brief alyle panli". Lac~ trimmed. Sizes 5, ff anld 7. Blue, pink, maize, nile gr.,n ond white. and applique trim. Long sleeves. Sites 7 to 14. $2.95 68c All colton with gold ovcr· lay. Beautiful !lora! and mo- 4 pairs $1.00 WOMEN'S 'GIRLS CARDIGAN SWEATERS WOOL GLOVES 2 blade Jack Knive• pocket kniYCs at a special 3 for $1.00· fast eolors:. SALE! BOYS' KNIT $1.00 a yard 39c PAJAMAS INFANtS $1.95 .CORDUROY CRAWLERS grey, red and maize with contrasting trim. Sizes 4 to 16. Fine wale corduroy with gripper fasteners. Solid and fancy patterns in rose, blue, maize, red, pink and aqua. Sm~ll, medium and large sizes. SALE! COTTON CREPE Made of fine quality combed yarn - knit collar~ and cu£fs - Colors: blue. green, SPOR:J color white and patterns. 39c HANDKERCHIEFS and 49c Values. About 200 With scalloped edg". Same bay~ band rolled edics. Flo rai priut.s. yordo. 25c a yard $1.84 I SPORT SHIRTS. Your -Chalco of Any Mon'o $3.95 SPORT SHIRTS 100% nylon Htrclch. socks, fits all sizes 10 to 14. Never Choice patternS. Neat tail- oring. All size• - Small (14-14\l i. RJCd!dm (U·l5 1k l, large 116-16'.>1. too sborL Never tuo long. for $3.00 YoiW Chalco of Any Mtn'o $2.95 SPORT SIIIRTS Always sloy' up. SALE! Men's "Hercultt" TWill DRESS TROUSERS Smart, new Fall and Winter styles at these important savings for the 3 Day Sale. $9.85 TROUSERS .. .. . .. . . . .... SALE $8.00 SALE $6.00 $7.95 TROUSERS $5.95 TROUSERS ......... :. , ... SALE $5.00 ~len's TROUSERS T~pcred legs, gripper on waillt, zipper closure, drop· pcd belt loops, adj\U\able buckle back strap, black or tan. Hich, vi brant decor aLor col· or8 with skid-proof bock. · Fringed cllds. Striped p~t· terns. Pink, blue, yellow., grl!en, grey, cianamon, wlnc and white. Sall'$2.39 ' "Nile Kraft" Cannon "Chesapeake" DOl/BLE BED Men's Sizes 29 to 38 Waist Measure BLANK·ETS Sole $3.48 Smart new styles and patterns. Reg. $3.95. Sanforized broadcloth pajamas in stripes and pultorns. Sizes A to E. Perfect fit - Complete comfort. Double gripper and laslex.' 38 INCH PLASTIC UPHOLSTERY SALE $3.39 Ideal lor upholstering, Pal· terns of tweed 1 marbellzed and plain. 30 inch" wide in all most wanted color~. Broadcloth Paj1tnaa Size& A to D SALE $U9 88c a yard . ,Solid colors and plaid pa-ttems. Sizes A to D. - . Solid coiqrs of tan, blue and grey wllh contrasting trim. Knit collars and culls Sizes A to D. SALE $3.59 BOUDOIR LAMPS 75% colton, 20% rayon, 5% wool, bound w~th ace· Size 52 by 52 inches. Fast colors. Big selection of . patterns. $1.00 Sunbtem Toesttrt l101b11m Mlxmllttro Sunbum Mlxmtlttr J"niort SunbHm lrenm11tera Sunbtom Cofltt Motltrt COATS and JACKlTS · and CAR COATS SNO BOL Big selection of styles and fabrics - and colors -- in all sizes from a little tot to a big man - and for these 3 days - These arc the Sale Prices - Your Choice. tUS COATS AND JACKETS ........ SALt: U.ID tU5 COATS AND JACKE'fS ..... . .. SALE $4.80 f1.85 COATS AND ~ACKE'fS fl.ll5 CpATS AND JACKilTS CbATS AND JACKilTS IIUI COATS ANil JACKt:TS , ... , . '' flUS COATS ANII JACKETS ...... f17.85 COATS ANil JACKt;Ts . . ... , t~UO COATS AND JACK~TS fZUO CO.ATS AND JACKETS · SALE SALE SALio; SALE SALB f5.89 $8.80 $7.89 $8.89 $11.89 $13.89 $18.81 $19:89 fZI.88 !lhkc• toilet bowls sparkle iMiantly. Deodorizes - Ex· elusive nCHirlp spout. Safe in septic tanks. PINTS QUARTS oo • oo • 29t 50t Regular ts.85 CIII!:NILI.E PUNCH SITS , Vintage deolgn. Cryatat glo" punch sets. Twelve c~ps, one largo bowl with base, twelve plastic cup banren and one pl01tic lldlc. Tufted biby chenille colton b<>d!Preada and llntlo,. v~­ cose rayon bedsproado! in twin and Ml 1>«1 ai!L'I. 1'18· tel •nd dark colon. Sale $4.28 SALE' BOBBIE SOCKS. COTTON SLIPS White and colors All sizes 6'h to 11. SALE Whit. broadcloth slips with built np shoulders. Sizes 36 lo 44. !'I 3pain fer $1.00 88c ( '· THilow · ~~Gs Lar~e Z7 by. 52 inchCB. Wool -WOMEN'S ' ORLQN CAIDIGANS The ever popular orion Classic Cardigan ~ long sleeves - yarn of 100% orion -- dries quickly - w~n 1 t shrink. Wash them a~ often as you like. . P.QQ~ :' 16. Inches by 60 inches. Masonite back. I ' $5.95 '· . 89c SALE! E~!io!~ed Wilton OUTING f·LANNEL a•OADLOOM , , '' CARPET Yard wide oulin&-nanncl Pastel colora ond printed patterna. Ll&bt or dark. Jus\ one roll. About 120 sq. (t. to sell. Regular $10.911 value. While it lull. .3 ~ards for $1.00 $7.00 a sq. yd. B'RACH'S CANDIES Glidden "Crafllman" AtMrltd Chocolttol Puout lulltr PuHt Milk Cbotoltte Shrt, Mitk ChGctlota MtniMIItllowt Chtctltft Minh ' Outside white. Self Clean· ing. For oil exterior paint· lng on wood, brick, stucco, concrete and metal. ' Sale $3.89 gallon Bake- store --~er.v­ reheat in either section. 39c . $1.39 ' COSMETIC SPECIALS · · ' J~rgen~e Sh1mpoo, Reg. &Oe .. >.· Speeilllik Palmollve.- ll.poo, Reg.' 81Jc ......... .. S~illlk oo . . . . . . Lus\l'ti Pf~!"e ShiiiiPOO\ !14lg, .• 1.10 '., ilp!lf. fl.1t. LuslreoCrei\te Shantp'"'· Reg. JUO . . . . Sp"!G $1.5,, 11,10 ~pte, lle&. $1.50 ) . '. , , , , . , ~~.Iii n:t~ Dre~~ ~JIIIO,' Rfg. 80e ··)~- ~ 0 0 ·: · : 0 0 s~lil 441: (WIIILE THEY LAST) 2 Reg. $26t.OO 2 Piece Suites, Green .. SJ\LE $150.00 1 Reg. $%89.00 % Piece Suite, Beige . . SALE $150.00 I Reg. $%19.00 2 Piece Suite, Beige . . SALE $130.00 1 Reg. $179.00 2 Piece Suile, Green . . SALE $110.00 I Reg. $88.00 Rock & Lork Chair . . . . SALE $50.00 With Foam Rubber. 1 Reg. $89.00 Retlinlng Chair ........ SALE $50.00 SALE! 3 DAYS ROADMASTER BICYCLES HOUSE PAINT Chocolate ~hllll"'! Milk Chtctlolt Roltlno Choc. Ct....li Clr~tla Mlltt.l Milk Ioiii Mix ChiCtllto Milk Cf.octlott Pttnlll Clutltro Milk Choctltto Pttnuto -MI~lotvro Milk ChoColotot Milk Chtcoltli Joto art... KRO~HLER LIVING ROOM SUITES and CHAIRS . 12 Fl. Wide $3.9$ a set • $3.9~ MIRRORS Plaid yarn rugo. Size Z2 by 40 inche8. Green, rose, tan, aold, Vrey, 'blue and yellow. 0 BEDSPREADS Women's Loomcrlft Built Up Sitoulile•· 59c c,._ 27 PIECE Sale 69c a pair 1 YARN RUG! . Sunbtom Elt~lrtc II•'*"' Sunlooom Shoft Moor.tot BOYS and GIRLS 20"- %4"- 28" IIELPER WHEELS FOR. BEGINNERS Regularly Priced from $45.00 lo '79.00 Rog. $79.00 Glrla Only 26• Luxury ~lntr ....... SALE $64.GO Rog. $69.GO loya Only 26" Pl101ure Ltnor -·-- SALE f$4.10 Rtg.' ,$59.GO loya 1nd Glrlt 26" Jot Dtluxt •... SALI I$46.10 Rq. $51.\10 lop 1nd Glrlt ~·· Jtl Dtluq .... . SALI $44.10 Rtg. f54.00 kyo end Girla 20" Jot Dttuxe ---- SALI $42.10 Rit. '$45.GO loya Only 20" St1ndtrd ..••... • , .. SALI f'S.OO Rot. $4.25 Htlpor Whttll for 20" IIIII 24• Ilk., SALI PJG 0 3 gu~l fh,'e KI~C Doullll Roasters PLASTIC TABLE COVERS USE · · Deluxe modela are eqqlpped with &tre1mlincd tank, born in tank, rorged fork, truss rods, CJ1rrlcr, beadllte, lull length ,Chain guard, ehl't)me rlmo. SALE! 5tMIMh Crtilh -l trvla ltu;lnl Furittl~. Ploor trlntt, AppltonCII. Plollll TV lttt.' ' . Lei tny of the sale• people , oxpl•ln tho ocon'omicoi prtc-' ·!lett" credit auvieo ol Elbel'· feldl ,:_ · lolp the lhou&lnd• of Cll&tomen I . use satillled thb eacetlen1 credit Vice. • , ' · Special purchase - Speci~t Values for This Sale. 54 by Sf ln~hes Faney Piuerns . . . . . . . . . . 50e 54 by 72 inehea Faaey P;lterns .. : . .. / , :'· 69e ~'L!INNBL • BACK TADLB COVERS 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0: $1.81 . . . . . . . ~· / ' •u• · Phone Hired ··~ j • () i _.c.t • Sunbtom fry Pont Sunbeam Souco P1n1 SALE! Men's 11nd Boys' str;ps. Sizes 32 to 40. .Sizes 34 to 40 in mafze, red, light blue, pink; ·aqua, beige, &!'een and white. zla4!12. "Bayside" SUNBEAM APPLIANaS . f~"-. Sale '$4.44 PRINTED COTTON , wide lace trim, adjustable to 11. 36 inch slz~ with hand roHed> edges. A big selection of vatterns ond color combinations $1.95$2.29$2.95 $3.84 a pair TABLE COVERS HEAD acetate and' rayon in green. grey. Tan .with floral and all over patterns. tate satin. Plaids in bluo, rod, rose and green. 66 by 80 Inches. lunlllolm Stoom ond Drr lttrlo lvribtom c..~.. ond lvnbtom Wofflo laon with Ortllo SALE SALE SALE SALE tft' '' · Ohio: Portly clov<!r ind 1 littlt Wll'lllll' lofty.' lncrN&l .. cllu!l~ "'" oncl nol .. cold . ~ with ohowwa likely by loll'· I• · nltht. MU, 1"-'o 'IIIII' ....., . Inti col•• extNIM ,...lbztirtl lite · Prhloy. Hith tador · In tlw ~ low !onltht 31 to 46. ' ' . ·60 gauge, 15 denier ,dull sheer Db Pont Nylons. Golden White · milk glass with parchment shade. o.., '""" ...85 COATS AND JACKETS el •.;o• NYLON HOSIERY Sale 25c MIJ,K GJ.Ass Elberfelds Are Hea~quarters For Famous SALE $2.39 COTTON KNIT PAJAMAS ·al I ly UNITID PRill • , 88c Floral patterns. Checks. '' FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS Reg. f3.81 ' NyloniZI•I tricot slips with WOMEN'S $1.00 ANGEL' SKIN "Firth" $5.95. BROADLOOM HAND LOQ!IfEp Sole $2.48 Broadcloths Flannels Knits Reg. fUG new group of women's "Simplicity" House tressesA, fine seiectlo.n of slyles in all new fall patterns and colors. Misses Sizes - 12 to'20. Half Sizes- 14'4 to24'h. Extra Sizes- 48 to 52. Boys' Sizes 8 to 16 PAJAMAS Reg. tU5 ~ A SCATTER RU·Gs ' RAYON SLIPS 81c :-r TUFTED JVY LEAGUE SALE! • .rl. beige and rose beige. Plain and dark scams. Sizes Moil · for $2.50 2 pairs $1.00 $1.69 WOOL GLOVES ed hems. Paisley patterns. 25c . HOUSE DRESSES $2.95 SPORT SHIRTS S·T·R·E·T.C·H SOCKS SUEDE FLANNEL ~· 18 inches square. Hand roll- SIMPLICITY MEN'S Men's "Kirbury" WOMEN'S NECK SQUARES Plls1e cotton crepe ia solid Fur the 3 Days Sale SALE he ·~ .~ Wow.en'a Slllc and layon Wom'"'' 39c uatE SIZE $1.44 Men's "Fruit of the Loom"" ' '• WOMEN'S 100% wool gloves with bead trim. Pink, maize, red,. grey, green, tan, brown, black & white. Small, medium and • large sizes. dcrnisti~ patterns. Washnble, sale price. Eacb in a gil( box. .I , ~ A fine ~ectlon of girls' dresses - .in all washable fab· POCKET KNIVES ' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI~dleport, 0., Nov. 6, 1957 Days. Thursday the 7th, Frid~y SA"LE ' I I . Mrs. Rena Lightroot has IJeen hired to oporate the Darwin 'lftepbone Elehange. Her daugh· tcr, Ml'li. Helena JJowctl wiU a:r sist her. \. The General TcJcphone CDm· pany plapo to talc over by the firot of the Jear. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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