http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b5b8c1340c8b60f817d27c8eb5aa5182.pdf 690d44b2c62f04cbdaecdfd7245c4ec9 PDF Text Text . ... ..... ' &-Dally Sentlne~ Pt>moiroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 15 1956 ' ' fourth Sunday m month 7 30 P M. church preacbln11 -Rev Harold C. DQster, Past or The Cnristl•n Chureh If Hemlock Grove, every Suno.:~y 9 30 A ' M Sund<~y Scbot,J and on PO!DS'Oy·HmT.ironville Road. Bible School 11.30 A . M. Monunc Wonbip and Commu~ 10·30 A . M. etmstian Endeavor 1 15 P. tl. E.emng WOI'IIhip 8 P. M. Thomu Wyatt IMiai.ster. Jo&epb J~JbnsoD, Bible SchooJ, Supt. Mln.nvllle Mefhodl1t Churcf\ B:ev R. .M. Grov't!, Pastor, Hosmer Roush, Supt. 10 A M. Sunday Sc.bool; 11 A M. Wor&b..ip Servit:e; Tuesday 7 30 P. M. ' Mhfway Community Church Lead!Dg L'reei: Road. Rev. R. E. TJlomu pa.9tor Floyd Cleland, Oburch Servtce 7 30 P . M. Prayer meetillg Wednesday nurht 7 30 P. M. EYecyone C'Oil"dlally mvited. TM SyracuM Methodilf Church Rev Robert E Linter, Pastor. SUnday School g 30 A. M. Dana Winebrenner, Supt. Worship Set· YJees 7:30. -T hird Street Penfaeo~otal Church Mtddleport, B. L Burett, '!)astor. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evenmg SeJ'VIte 7:45 D How To Get Off The Merry-Go-Round Nmmu.1lOD School 10 IU A. M Morning worShip 9:30 A. M YF at 6 30 p M. Evenmg wor .s h.1p 7 30 Prayer Our holy days wer" fonnerly days of enmption from lal»or In order that we mJght worll:lip God •nd tive Him hla just praises In the House of God. Now they are holi· d1y1 (or shoull\ we say hollow dayJ)j days lblt we spent on ourselves lad empty or relietous de. votioa. God reoelves very llttle or ao 1Uentlon. This Is just a con· tlnuatlon In the trend of man'• e;elf"'lortfieatlon and rebellion IJiinit God. meetu1 ~ Wednesday 7 30 P. M. UB Churches, Letart Fall•. Roger Martm, Pqstor. Sunday School 9.30 A M Worshlp Servtce 7 p M Chrl.Stlan Endeavor altt·rnate Sunday.11 at 7 ::10 P M. Church of the Nazarene, Syr•· euse, Roy K. Williams, pastor S.unday School RJO A M Mormng worship 10 30, NYPS 6 30 P. M , E:vangehslJC fierv Jce 7 30 P. M Wednesday evenmg pra) er mee1 mg for tbe mid11.·eek :.nd 1ucslla)' afternoon Drner hou r Hou1e of Prayar, Chaster, Su• day Sehoul 9 30 A M Morning worship 11 A M Sunday evenmg worshlp a l 8 Pn.1yPr meetmg on Thursday 8 P M I CHRISTMAS TREES TV SERIES for Everyone WSAZ-TV Channel 3, Sun. 10:15 a.m. This Week : God Made Man Frt'e Church of Christ, Br•dford, Rev John W)' all, l'a ,t or Bible Srhool D 30, church o;ervm~s 10 30 Youth mcclmg at t-i P M. and cvangellatJc Sl!rvJce Sun day even mg at 7 Jame s Reed, Su pt Fr .. Methodist Church, H.ury Bates, Pa stor, Lflut cl Ch!f Sunday Schon! 9 30 , Chss me(lllng lO 30; FMY SN\IIH' 7 00, Prelch. mg 8 00, PrDyer Meetm& Wednesday 7 30. H) sc ll R,m Sund1y School lO, Proarh1 nr ~ ~ 15 FAIRVIEW i:dward GnffJth pastor Sunday School 11.30 a m; Young Peoples meeting 6.4t'l p. m ; rreadUng services 7 ·30 p m , prayer meeUng, Wednesdav 7 30 p m Church of Chri1t, Br•dbury, Ed· ward Emt'rson, Pa~t~.or, Hlhle I s<"hool 9 30 l'hurm .m C..rsey, Su pl. MornH1g wQ r·shlp W :10. ('hnsha n EndeaVOr (j PM , f.V!'nllot1 SNV ICe 1 I FOR SAUo '30 Fint Prasbyt•rl•n Chut~h. Middleport , lhc n ev. Howard Ruppclt, pastor Church School, g 3tl, J ameb Buchanon, Supt, Morning worship 10.30 PM 6 PM Westmlr,sler Yf.' Wednesday 7 30 Umon Thanks· g1vmg servJre 1'hunday 7 30 P 1M East Let.art g 80 Mornmg worahlp 10 45. .tve· All Sizes- All Prim Swatzels ASIILAND SERVICE STATION W. Main Potn('rny - - - - - - · -------·---- - - - - FOR THE HAPPIEST ristmas "I'm going around in circle:. and gettmg nowhere " How often have you made thiS or a similar remark? Your trouble may he in the fad that you are striving too hard, too anxious or perhaps your thinking hasn't been along the right lines. More often than not you get down off the merry-go-round ·'horse'' by finding the reM · laxation and guidance you need in Church, where in peace and quiet, listening to simple wisdom , you mJy evolve the answer to your personal problems Meditation and pr.ayer has acted as the gu1de to start many on the straight journey after getting them off ' the ' circle path " A generous amount of your time budgeted' for church services, instead of gettmg you nowhere, will get you somewhere." mng wors hip 8 on tht' 1st, 3rd, 5th \I lee at 10 4:; w1th He" Gr09t! Sundays. Pra)'er Meeting Wed· brlllging the message Sunday afternoo11 from I :10 - 3 :10 C hrlstm~n nesday 8. Latart Fall1 Methodid Charge, pageant rehearsal Sun 7 30·9 30 Floyd Workman. pastor Letart Christmas play practice Wed. 7·30 Fall s, church school 9 30 Prayer Mid-Week praye1· serv1cc, Tues, s ervice Wednesday rvt·nmg 7 30 Dec. 18 WSCS mee tmg and Chrlst· R•cine M1$Sion Chari•• Bush mas party at home of Isola Taylor. First B•plht Church, East Main pastor, Servicrs Sunduy 7 JO and rues•Jy 7.30 Street, Pomrro\' Ralph C Zundel, Portl•nd ( hun·h, Earl Cust•r. pastor, W11lia mWatson, Supt. g 30 pas tor, AsJ' t p11SIOI , hhl h Codner to li Combmed servtce of worship ScrvJccs Suuda~ 1; 00, Tuesday at and study. SpC{'ial musu." Sermon 7 :m and Fml ay 7 30 "The Supernaturalness or C hrl~t 's Chri1tl•n Science Society 144 . B1rt1l" Nur·~e!) anrl .Junior <'htlrch \lul!Jl'tT:, Ave l'orncrov \lornmg ror t'hlldrcn 6 30 Youth :'\-leeting Scrvlet• at 11 a m with h Thl· Mondav 3 30 Rrhcarsal of C hris~­ l!n JverM' tnrlml!ng Man f:\Oivt'd mas IH Ogram Tuesday 6 30 OneIH' Almme l·urrP tht suhj!"!l of Wu nOnf' Class supper and meetthe ]C$SO!I :;crmuu and the Golden lll g Thursrlay 6 30 ' Young Adult Tt'xt· Thnugh there he that are ClAss ~uppN and meeting Ftlday called ).(Ods, whether m hravcn or 2 to 4 Clulrtrcn's Christmas party 1n earth, (as there be gods many, Sunday DccemiM'r 23, 1 30 Chrtsta nd Lords, ma ny l but to u ~ thcrt' ma ~ program, Herrlsonvllle Pre1byttrlan, Rn. 18 but 011 c God, lhe Father, of whom all• all lhmg~. and we 10 R<~lph C Zundrl, s upply pastor Jhm 1 ( orlnlh 1 an~ 8 5,6 Wcdnf'S· 10 a m Church school. W. W FlO· day evt·ning scrv 1ce at 8. The pub- law, Supt 7 45 p m. Worship scrlic is cor(Ually invited to attend \'ICe a!1d st·r~?n "The Miracle of Heachn!l 1oom w1 th ~:ude entrance\ Chrlsts B1rth 8 45 Youth Mecllocated at t"f'ar of church, open to mg publir un Monda)' from 2 to 4 St. Paul'' Luth•r•n Church, Unittd Methodi1t Church, Eu· Pomeroy, Hev L M. Mohrhofr, gtna Brown, p..tor. Sunday school Pastor Sunrlny School, Dec 23 at 9:15 a, m. Thee Smith.. 1upt, Wor· g :ro Church serv1ce at 10 30. ship 10 30 a m. Subject "The Chmtmas program Dec. 23 at 7 30 L1~hl of the World". 6 p. m p m , Chure11 service Chr1stmas "l<~am•ly Nwht" supper 8 p m. mormng at 10 o'clock. Church ser"Candll'ilght Service'' Youth FL·l· \llt c Sunday mormng Dec . SO at lowshlp 1n rharge Tuesday "Cum- 10 30 Boly Cummunlon will he eel. Douhle ('la~ s·• Potluck 8Upper at 6 rhratcrt d uring this scrv1re. p m Wert evening 7P.M, Pra)'er Church Scrv1ce New Years morn. mcetJng M1ss Augusta Genhelmcr, 1ng at 10 o'doek. leadN The Faden ..d Church, EvaftMI. Alired MtthOldi•t Church, Rev. lc•l and R••ormJ:d . Pre•byterlan, H M Grove, pastor S S at g 30 Pam1roy, Rn. WaldG J, Btrt•ls, Lloyd Dlllln,'Jer, Supl Worship ser: pa~tor Jo'rcd Blacttnar, S S Supt. KEEP CHRISTMAS AT HOME •• Sunday Church Schdol 9 :15 a. m Worshtp hour 10.30 a. m. Sermon top1c "The Unseen Saviour" A ChriStmas Cant.ata 4·00 $). m. by the Chancel choir. Senior Youth m. Junior Fe llowship 6 30 p Youth Fellowship 5.45 p. m. RACINE LARGER PARISH OF THE METHODIST CHURCH Jn hn Elwood, m1mster; Floyd Workman , Arh~ Marks, treeland Norrts, Supply pastors, Bill Orr, Victor B,-own , lay preachen. RKin•; Sunday School ~S •· m Mormllg Worship io 4:1 a. m. John E!wourl preaching; MYF 6 P m ; Prayer S(!tvu:e Wednesday 7 30 p m. Forest Run: Morning wol'lhip, 9 a m. John Elwood pre11chmg; Sunday School g 50 a . m. Oak Grov•: Morning Worship 9:45. VIctor Brown preaching. Su~ day School 10·4~ a. m. Sutton: Sund•y School 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Victor Brown preaching Antiquity · Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Evening worship 'rburaday 7 30 a. m. John Elwood preaching. Letart F1ll1: Sunday School 9:· 30 a. m ; Evening worship 1:3() p. m. Floyd Workman preaching. Apple Clro.,.; Morning wonhlp 9:30 a. m. Floyd Workman preach· ing, Sunday School 10:30 a. m.; Prayer service 7:31J p, m. lad Letartr Sunday SchNI 9t30 Prayer aer\lit'e 7:30 p. m.; Evening worship Thursday 7:30 Floyd Workman preachmg. Pr1nt1: Sundey School 9:30 •· m. Morning worship 10:30 Floyd Workman preaching. Portl•nd: Stmdar School 9:30 1. m : E\lening woi"J.bip 7:30 p. m Ar· he Marks preachina:. Prayer service Tuesday 7:30 p. m. o.... r lend: MOrning wDr.-.ilfp 9:~. Arlie Marlul preaching; Sun. dO &chool 10:30 a. m. \ :ifli'ona Ch1~l: Suncley School ~)(t: i.. m. M:i:rrnin• worship 11 a. m. ie Marks prtaching. l IY'lOI'IV!IIo: ....., School 9:30 ' eechvill•l s.,nct• ., llhoot 9:30. . , OrtJ Bett.m: Sunday School '·t!f!_a,~~Mar~lni . w~~lp 9:"30. ~r1Vdrr preachUlg; Sunday School "' S.1.1nn•n• mo,Jun ( hflt b. l.tbtd 111 bloD,J noll ~nl nl~~e 11 Local businessmen offer attractive and dependable me~handise at moderate prices. They deserve our patronage, for Christmas shopping, and the whole 'year through. Money spent at home helps to boost local prosperity/ AS ADVIUIUD IN Llfl lllNf GAIMlNr SAVIO JIIOM MOrHS PaYS lUI A. IAHI I BAKER FURNITURE 0a The Brlgbteat Corner In ~llddlepon • ' Christmas During Society Meeting The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Member Federal Reserve System 10·30 a. m. T"..-n Plaln1: Sunday School 10 ~ rn., lwnlne wonl\lp 7:30 p. m. F"reeland Norrla preachtng. Beth1l: S11ncley SchMI 10 •· m..; Morning wonhip 11 a. m.; Freeland Norris preaching. Lawrence Ch•"l: SuntMy School 10 a. m: Evenmg worship Saturday 7.30 p. m. BIU Orr preaching. Church Of Chrl1t, Middleport, Frefl I. Gardner. pastor. Bible ' SchoOl, 9·30; Morning worship, 10 30, sennon subjeet ''.J:II' the Ful· ness of Time"; 6 p.m. Christian Endeavor; 7 p.~p. Evening scrvtce, sermo~:~ subject 1'Precepts or Pray. er''; Wednelday. 7 p m. prayer 'tnee_l.lng and Bible study. ;: I:Jrtt lapltt Ch1,1rch.. Ml""'eport, .pu~ Rev. C. E HayJ, pastor. Chur- · ch .SChool, 9 :15, Frank Cbeesebkw• sup_t. : Mornmg: w\)rshlp, 10:I:i fhlldrcn"s slur)' sermon topit "Lit· de Nathan, the Stable B u~ sermon topic: "What the Star Saw", Col19Wmg the sei'Vice, trustees will meet at the chure'b; 8 p.m. Junior and Senior HI 'Youth FcUowahip; 7 30, evening ser\oice, sermon topJC "WhY Did GOd Send His Son?"; Tuesday, 0:30 a.m. Women'a Pray· er meetiq: 7:30 p.m. Elacta Cir- . Teleplwne Service. Is Restored Again enttn e State Fair Leaders Attend Banquet llere • iio!.isllo\1'1'1!, o. uP.Com- way Ohio Coruooltdat.a T~lepbo.. Co. )Of, pklt:elin• be, ~nllod 10 tele»ko;ne tffttee wp ...IW'td bere for U.. fir1t Uoae aloce Ott. 15. Tbe COiftpaDJ reaton'd emera· eney aentee. at 8 a.m. $1lndtv to Poltlmoutb Ud Seloto CDI.tnty. The exchtaqe1 were clo1ed by the eoJDpany oCt. 15 af~er aeveral .' B«SSy In Ohio River Identified I ~entenced to Die mOb demonilh'a.Uont. No lnddenta Were reponed slnee '~ee "a8 restored sunday, Howeftf Hla:hway P • ·olmen remam eel in the area. "a ,a,~. $1flt~ llylont. lfllltkl>nt w>lh chroft•, whlt1 tlr•• '"'""'"' tolor combonallan, od¥a"ctd 1ilhwall for Comfarl: MvtJ1 •~t••d taar 1hltt, bolloo~ "'''· ct. lut 1prlnt 111dd!• ond 111l•ty " • ' trip•. pr•mlon ball·bearh•tJ ptdCJh, IIWtdy ~~~~ · llond for Softly: ,a,.-.r brak•, •!ulroc hOfn >II lank, powtlful IIKhl 1a1 heodligM, automatic 111111-hllht ond lao! llgbt, bt'lflol rtltfttor ll'•doh ond rtar ,.lt,dor, t.lllra 10'-ly . . tmb' "'" an luvga,. COI'Jiet, ll<ttomhned fvll ""1111choln gvord ®I ~ for Volue: I ~I · Gov. f'rant J. Liu:q:he said be wo'ulc:r' t~ot "~ta~ to' send In the Ohio NitionaJ Guard If be deemed it Oeee8111')' in ordt.r to JPIIIIntabt laW and or4er. , In , Columbus, the •ovemor is· suel;l • 1tatem.ent ibat be , wa• "deeply pleased tttat tbe Ohio Con solldated Telephone •co bu dee1d ed to reopen it! Portamo11tb ex ehangts... t The NatlonaJ GUJd meanwhile, prepared Mr any emergency Drill1 were reported held by guard units f1t. Ironton and Chillicothe Sundq: morning. The ' c!ampany slid eight opera· tors were on duty in tle Portsmouth Central er.chll1ge and that aervie.e was nermal except for tele~bontts affetted b)' (tit cabJes. Camr).ny offleJal8 h•ve not said w)JeR d~maa:ed -cables wi!J be re- pair'd. 'l'u, lht IOAOMASTI'II hu.,;r llnti" 11,.,., )'Oil aH ltiHt plw1 leOtll/11 for 1.11/rg 11~11111 pl101111t Cllld 10r.t, ~Emory Thomas, Parkersburg D. ·ROBERT ~ONES, center, flanked left by H. E. Starkey and righl by Allen C. Hill, enjoy a carefree moment during a banquet at the Rock Sprmgs Grange hall Frldily night Jones, the speaker, was 1956 manager of the Oh~o State Junior t'au, and was the first and only pre"ij~ dent-in his youth- of the national F\lture Farmers of America. Mr. Sta~key is Meigs Co~: ty Fair Grange department superintendent and H1ll is secretary of the Meigs Agricultural SPo ciety's Fair Board. Hill Was master of ceremonies at the dmner. ·. &=-~ho --o-;;l=Loy-a7lt-:-ies ---;Ar-e-;;D::-::-iVI -----=.--;de--:d;-- Federated Churck· at 1New Boston and SclotOvUie. were still closed. 'Ala~ .,tthout servi~ were areas weat ind~ aouth ...of Portsmouth, There's a 10-year-old sports fan in Middleport who is suiwhere eabJes were cub. fering from a split personality in his schooJ lo:yalties. , Yost horpUaU, agencies and Keith Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan, is strong resld.enta wbo had serv1ce before "for Middleport" everytime except when the Jackets al'e tanhave it. , gl-ng with Nelsonvllle, Th~n be f , T_~:l"'ioll• me~nw\!Ue, volce~ ita lln~J ttulte ~re wba he't fQI', ~" ,p• J:.....-4!aa.Hr:&.:nt ..~m.o~~~~liikln' "tii" ~~· ot l...t ! lill!~ p<rlial'tlll.ute Gre7- r IVeo IHJlo;u~~a~ strll!e uiiltl 'nli'!Jiitfuent aropi If>' hounds! unr~1ble and punitive deReason tor this mlxup in a manda." thing as clearout to most youngs· 0 0 The company• said some 10,000 ters as wanbng to s1t down with of the firm's 25:oo& phones here reUah to a Dagwood-sized ham· had bean cut otf before the ex- burger sannwich, is that Keith's • ell!anae closed, due to C!able cut- uncle Bob Sheskey Ia coacil of the Flve cases m Meigs Count)' tings. Nelsonville basketbaU team. Common Pleas eourl mvolvmg Last Friday nigllt when the Jac· charges m some wstances several kets tangled With and lost to Nel- years old have been nollcd this aonville, young Keith sat on the month entries show . bench among his URC!Ie's substit· The nolle proscqm cntnei'l tuade ute pl¥yers This reporter knows at the request of Proseculmg At· lbe Mor&ans, bas seen Ke1th. on torney James F. O'Brien, and ap· occaslon, and seeiag ltlm among proved bv Judge Cedric Clark. cite tbe enemy bed a "double-Lake" 10 each case that "facts do not in· at the aight of Keith on the opp· thcate gulit." Jrony-lour do&• in two c1•ase• osltl~n bench. • your name, k"d Entnes were made dropping " wh ats I >" . th e cdmpeted far Americ:an Kennel ~ 1 Tb D 11 •t 1 charges against Ehza Smith, Verd or e a Y OR:n me CluJ;i utu:UoJltd &npbles sunday re_...er • ~ • b .,,, Smith and Junior Smtth all for ked you .u:uger !I oy 1.n ,field tralla beld on the fields al ••rm• "Arent Keith Morgan,'' the young- breach or peace; C. E. Adams for oi:·'be Me1p COunty Bealle dub ster 1dm1tted forgery, and Floyd t~rauer tor lar· lll\ir Harrtooovtlle. · Garald Sbeeta, Gallipolis, and " Wbat'ya doing over here root- ccny. lf.Dl Rouab. of Point P1eaaant ing for Nehonville?" he was ask· -l~ 3t1 dop, to lbo 18-ln<b """ ed, for it was obvious that everyand, awarded t1rJt place kt "Jim· time the 'Hound8 racked up a basm)l'"s Little sportsman" owned by ket Kl!!ith waa not unhappy. Cll.ude Mendenhall, Marietta, 0 . Young Morgan didn't make any ' 8ttte winners in th~ clall& were weak excuses. He came nght out 1'B~'a queen" Lester Dalley, and s.ud: "Well, You see I'm far Middle)lltidlJport, ~eeond; "Lou's Me• dowtatlc,'' LeWIJ Sauer, Middleport port ever)lf.lme except when we Sch•ctive Service Board 03 wJII thlht; "Jo)Jnson's Cricket," Joe play NelsonviUe. Then I gotta be JotuUton, Pomeroy, fourth, and (or my uncle's team. He's Nelson- obser\'C a half day schedule for the balan<c or the month of Dt.." "IC.f:llro Trooper," Damon Pontious vUie's coach." ccmbcr accordmg to Ann Ru:>ae ll, About the only thing that can Labrovllle, o. Cdiiiboard olf1ua! CIIIrl<a Klns oltwtlan~ 1nd lld- cement young Morgan's lo)'alty local Hours [or rcg!str.Jlmn at the ftrcl• Pean, Athens, ju~ed tile solidly to Middleport-m all con· aiM: 13-incb clua dogs entered teats-is toT uncle Bob Shrskcy local !)oar d v.ill ht! fr om 8 30 a m. until 1:.! 30 ;ncunlmg to th e <til· 1wAfdtq I lrOpby t.o "Big Sam,'' to get a prumotion to a b1ggcr nuuncemcnl 'I hese hol}rs wlll be actwol, outside the SEOL And awr.ed · by Mendenhall. The Mariob,t'n>ed W! th the l'X Cr p!!On or the edi .,_le enthpalaat also took tbc way Shesk('y is gomg w1th the rtntcs of nrc 24 <md 25 when the Greyhound' this year, that may aeC~Ii4( -~e honors with hi& "Kenhoard w1li be closed all duy. n~t be very long. s- O~hirlllc9cl•s -$37.5'b to $69.00 Are N }}ed J Mei'gs Co Courts ELBERFELDS . M<Dogs Compete Iii.. Field Trials Held On Sunday Areal treat, Hsytoserve '. Selective Service Board To Observe Half Day Schedule ' '"- for the . ij~liDA¥8 :. "• .•. wood, Ltld<Y-" Till»« fourth, and ltrth, respec:Uve~ Non.alcohollt, · -went to "JOPea Mike" own"Bowen's BYtf~o~~" Gomer Bowen, McArth· ur, ana "Hamm's King,'' Blll 114: ~~'BOb Jona, Shade: ln,.t.coortHJ, ; -. ---JAPAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER IN U.S. Hlmin. PomerOy. Carmel The Kids Will Love II! SPRING HILL EGG-NOG WILL IIIAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS MERRIER Circle llld sou Melvin. Market Report '.., uCe\ CINCINNATI, 0. •. "' t • ',. '-4~ 1'11ere, wUI be a Christmas proaram at the Carmel Chur~h on Sunday· e'9ening .[)(!c. ~rd. The program wUI start at 8 o'docll:. On ThuridaY, cvenlni Dec. 27th Mildred ROll8li! ot Columbus will be here to dow ali.de.s that she baa takea. EVeryone ls welcome to attend. Mr. and MM. Guorge Circle and daugbter Of Great Bend spent Thursday evenina: wltb Mrs. M&rJ .-' SPRING HILL DAIRY ,,~·"~-' ~ '. ,. " ~, ''QII•Iitu Fin• ..ti-IJS'' GALUPOLIS (tiP) - Prod- E.us, 1teady and uQcbana:ed; pricea at rarma tor U.S. CJOnaumer grades wbltea and brownt, A jumbos 374; A large 3$-37 ; A medlums 28-32; A, r;maJI 21·2&; B large 8HI~. FOB Cioehmati white and brown. A large •U-43; A me· diumll 35-37. Chiekcflia, fryers steady, fryers 3-3~ lb 16-17, hens, he.-vy over 5 Jb 13-15; hens, 5 lb and under 1213: hens, light lype 10.12; old f()08ters 9-10. Turkc~l. toma, hea\ly 26 lb and up 26-28; toms. uodH" 28 lh 2.828 llena. heny 28-29; frycr-rontcr: 10 lb and under t?-29. Butter, 90 acore 68. A large audience mutic ldY· er.> from the Pomeroy Bend. Area were present S~nday for lhe can· lata "The Song of the. Holt'Night" ' ,pr~sented py th! choir o(1hE:_ Fed· .crated l<'hur!l>; Mrs. J'i"ul )'lease was the dit:ec~r and ' Mrs. Ben Neutzl 1ng the Ol'.jamst. The church was beauiiJully de· cora!('d wttb evergreen and can dles in each winnow and blue ltgl1ts on the trees wh1ch were on e1ther ~Jde of the altar Followmg the organ prelude by Mrs. Neutzlmg and the proessional the Rev. Waldo J Bartels gnYPthe invocatiOn. Presentmg ~olo~ were James Gilbert, Mrs Marvm Burt, t' red Dlaeltnar, Mrs. Nease and Mrs Don Thomas. Other members of the chorus were Mrs. Joseph Stsson, Mrs. Rolland Neut.zlmg, llrs. Rubert Coates Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mrs Fred Blaettnar, Evelyn F1ck, M:mde Grucscr, Carolyn Stsson and Rlla Neu' Uling, soprano. Mrs Roy Tracy Jr, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Wilham Kennedy, Mrs. Ol1ve Ingraham , Sandra 1n· ' graham, and Donna Strain, alto, Jack Kennedy, Larry Tracy. Roger Hysell, Tommy Brown, and Wlll· •am Gibbs, tenor; and B('n N('utz. ling, Joe Kennedy and Barton Campbell, bass. The benediction by !hr Rev Barteb concluded the program . Letart School Is Rated Second For Milk Consumption · Local law enforcement officers t,:Jund little to complain about in the "beinij; overworked departr_bent" durine the weekend JUSt "' 1 ,.,rs . The county J•tl lost four boarders. They were lUcbard Lewis lf'iddleport, held for nor~ apd Leroy James, 20~ Hart(~. W. Va., who was char¥ed wltb- <lrllvi<~ WJule intoxieated, U're5ted tfolman Henry Werry. He reon $200 bond by M.qoor E. t:OLUMBL'S, 0 UP State H1ghway Director Samuel UnzeU today reveai£>d a one-mdhon-doUar 1 "reservo! r " of projects being co• l sJdcrcd for furture road-buildiq program.fl b!.ll taid no state money 1!1 yet " m Bight" to fmaDce them. 'There are. no flate fuDdt .. at 1 the presen1 time to fiJUince UJ'1 , prOJects on lhe LUt, with but minor except1onl'l, until 1 Jona:·ranft 1 highway fwanclnf program It a. 1 !iured," Lmzell said. Nevertheleu, the highway 1firee. tor said, the list 8houid be "useful'' filr advance planning If an"i whtn the money 18 available. · He n1d tbt projects were ael«t ed OrJ 'he bas.is of needs a8 ebown by suffiClt'D"Y ratinga of aU roadl on the staU! htgbway system. " The proJects Usted are of large SIU," Linzell a.aid, "but there are many .small jobt sueb as narrow hridJI!I, dlauroua eorves and interteeUon, an.& atra1ght resurfah~ pro.jeit, ~ ~no alway8 'le~ed, but •re not i.., !1oded beraose this is Intended to 1over only major projeits. Linzell forward~ Jopies of tbe lo~g.-range program to the state Hlgbw-jy C'lnstrtlction COUDcil. Here 1s J complete bat of ·tbe• proJects affedbtg ..Ws i~~NJ~U.tilt 1 body. I I Accordmg to pollee, Thomall 10 the company or two gJrls drown ed tn the Little Kan11wha. R•ver on November 5, 193-1 while on a fisbing trip near the VISCoe Plant The bodtes of the two gu-ls were recuvercd but Thomas body was never disro\•ered until Saturday ~'-more '-"illn _, months aner the fatal miahlp. Paul Hauber. and Paul Lawrence euwloyeet at U. S. Lock 21 dJscovered the body at 10:30 Satur· day morrupJ •nd lashed it to the baQ w1tb ~ rope until tbe amval or tb.e Meigs County Sher1frs de· Partmeot ud Corner Henry Ew- too.e • Clarence .:~;:~=,•~~~~:~~~ riff's deput)' Center, peacr: wtrrant a father·in-law~.:. .'fU IM'ts in JWitttla Peoples' court les Shoemake , 44, New R1chmond, 0 , was released by Peoples' court Saturday from a charge of wrtt· 111g a bad check after Shoemake made restitution on the check and pa1d costs. In Middleport a slngJe arrest was made. of Emmett Guthrie, ea. of that town, on a char.t:e o£ m · loxtcation He will 1ppear before }layor C. 0 Fisher Tuesday even· mg. The shcr1ff's office reported a compl.amt Saturday by T F. Dye, U.eedsvll!e RD, that 1 mowing machine and a dump hay rake bad been stolen from his premises Pomeroy Patrolman John McKenzte Investigated an acCident at W. Mam and Locu~t St. (Monkey Run) Saturday afternoon.. He sa1d a car driven by Glenn Glaze, 24, Pomeroy, eolhded with a car stopped oo the street driven by Lloyd D Conner, 38, Middleport. Glaze told McKenzie he wu watching children along the side of the street, makmg SW'e to mils them, when he h1t Conner's car. There were no charges filed Damage to Glue's car was estimated at $150, to Conner's $50 Juvemll' Judm:e John C. Bacon reported Richard Lewis was released on probation to support hls famlly . H1s unemployment check Will be handed over to the court each week , the JUdie said. This court al~o said that in the ca&e of Oh10 vs Garnet Proctor, charged wit h neglect of her children, thr. def('ndent has filed a motion through her attorneys Webster and Fultz for a JUrY trial, and asking for a hill of partlcttlars. The next mol'e, 1t was le1rned will be up to lhe county prosec:u: tor. Letart Grade St:huol was second m Mason Count)' 111 per t•aplh& mllk consumptiOn among county schools accord .ng to figures re cently released bv school offlt'lals. Placmg f1rst 1n the list was Hazel Valley, rural m1l k ~c hool , wh1ch had 11 per cap1ta mllk con· Clifton 436; and WalJama High School, HI 5. The per capital ralmg of Utarl was 51.8. Other sc hools in the Ikntl Are11 had the followm g per cap1ta COiiSUmption· Board, 393, Broad Hun, 306, Hartford, 20 6; Mason, 24 2, New Haven, 32 4. Wl'st Columbia , 11 8, and Wahama ~hgh School, 165 The Natlvlt)' Scene will £eaturc School o ff 1dals sarrt that they hoped thai empha~•~ on lh<' drink· a Chnsltnas program to be given mg of milk woulrl be stressed by at the Sal1~bury School Thursday mornmg at 9 30 o'clock by pupils the var!ous :;choo!s o! the achuul The Chn:;tmas story will be read by Nancy Sktnncr w1th music by Mrs. Rlcannr Zl<'her All grades of atudents arc included in the program . Mr ~ LJ!Iian StCLff wtll accompan) at the p1ano The e\·enl sponsored b,v the school, is C)(pcrted to attract a S11.nta Claus, the puplies have been told. Followm g lh(' program students will enjoy a gift el\c ha~t~e and treats m thttr hom('rooms, then leave for hon1e and the Chnstma1 vacation. Nativity Scene Features Play At Salisbury School ¥•te Well1 and Helen Johnson serwd a lunch to club members and their 1uests. 7.30. Prelbyhrle" Church, Syr1cvae, the Rev. Howard Ruppl'lt, pastor. Church School, 9·30, Robert Harden, aupt.; Westminster Youth Fellowship, 8:~0: 7:30, Candle liJht communion, aermon topic "Dangerous Minlona.~· Cboir Presents Cantata Sunday ur Officers Have A Light \'f/ -kend 1f '-''-' ..... CAP Squadron Christmas Tree Sale Underway Members of the CM! Alr Patrol , Ycip Squadron 202, brought a lar.re number of Christmas trees in Saturday and they are on sale at tbe Bachner lot on !llorth Third Avenue between Coal and Race Street, acrou from the offtce of the Shuler Constru<'tion Company Pnzes are 1n1rked on the tree& and the customer is mvJted to sel· ect his tree and pay either at Scbu lers or the Bachner !lf1rket on North Second Avenue or Robert er at the Firestone Store. GOC ALERT TUESDAY J,.ck Thomas local commander Of the Ground ObS('rvcr Corps announced tday that thert> wlll be an alert Tuesd11y from 10 am. untJI 4 p.m. All GOC personnel are ask· ed to report. Mason-Co. DAV Officer Election To Be On Tuesday The Mason County chapter of lhe Dlsabled Amer1can Veterans will hold a regular meelina: at the DAY Hall m Mason City on Tuesday evenmg at 7.30 PM. At the meetmg new off1~rs v Gallia : Sl milliom for .sev~ milea Of tile GallipoliJ BJIIU,s on Routes 3tJ and 7, includiag twolane pavement on four-lane riglit of way and lim1ted •ceeu. !-'-iga: $7 million for elmost 1J '"''" of tw.t.... .........,. OIJ i I four-lene right of ,..., far RDUN 33 from tht Athen1 Cevnty line to Pomeroy; $1000,00 for peYil'lll two md• of Route 7 011 four-lane right of way ..,t from Pomerey: Vinton: S8 million for 16 mi~ of two lane pavement iln Route 1JO between the Ross County bne and' McArthur. Athens· $6 mlllion for 11 miletof tw_o-lane pavement on fo~ ian ·~ nght of way for Route 33 bE tw~n Athens and the Meip Coun- I will ty hne. Wa_thiagton · $5 million for sevEach member Js asked to bring en miles of lour-lane divided pavea can or two o! fruit or vegetament on Route 7 from Belpre ~ bles for Chmtmas baskets for west of Manetta needy ,.etcrans. . Jackson : S5 million for reloeat; To be at the meeting are Henry In~ 10 nules of Route 35 from ontf: Sm1th, nal1onal service offtcer; rn1le north of Route 327 to tbe G~ and w. M Pancake , state rom· ll1a County hne. mander. The aux111ary Will meet at the same t1me and refreshmenl!l will be served. be elected and mstalled. O'Neill Accepts . Freedom Crusade _: Chairmanship MEETING CANCELLED LICENSE ISSUED The meeting of the d irectors of A marriage !leense has been Is· the Pomeroy L•ons Club scheduled sued through Me•gs Probate court for tonight has been cancelled un- to Carl Ross , 18, New Marshfield , CLEVF..LAND, 0 UP _ Gov.till a later dale a<'cordwg to an- 0 , fa rmer and Linda Cheadlr. , 16 , elect C. William O'Neill has acnouncement made toda)· Carpl'ntcr cepted honorary chaJrm.anahip of the Ohio Crusade for Fl'eedolti Eugene Holman, national cbafi t man for the crusade announced to. day. H~lman sa1d S1dney B. Congdon, prestdent of the Nat1onal City Bank here. w11l again serve as treasurer for the state crusade. and Seward A Covert will be ex-ecutive director. Tft,1: crusade's seventh annual ~a~n supporting Radio Free Europe takes place m February. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RADIANCE ••• ' Formcr Meigs-Co Pastor Injured In Auto Mishap Frtl'nds here were nolif1ed today that Rl'l F.mma Belle Sopher, pastor o! thl' J_,('tart Cha rge of McthodJ~! Church last )Car 11 resting lomfortably m 11 KcntoR Hospital Accord mg to the repo rt. the form l'i- pastor s uffef"(!d a broken bal"k and ~cvera l bone fractu~ Hl an auto acccdcnt nc.1r Kenton. a v,.ee k ago l,:..n:... JAPAHISI f.OIIIGN MINIITII Mamoru Sbia;emlt.su (lertl shake!! haads with ¥QI)11kl Tani. Japanese Ambassador to the United Stat-. 011 bia arrival b7 plane 1n New York, Sbtgemitsu came to the U.S. to tritaell the wte iD the United NatloDS General AssemblY. ~~~ - ~- "1@.@ Japa,g, •rmemlm ot the world ors~Uoo.. , Nearly $8 Million=Being Considered For Meigs Roads ~ I by the <'Ombat-type boots he I wore Other •dentlfJcatlon was j made lmposs!ble by the head and left arm betng missing £rom the : Law Enforcement ,uu $52.50 1 Ideality of the badly decomposed body found floating in lhe Ohto River ~aturday morning at US Lock. 21 Hear Portland has been estabhsbed as E!f~Ory Thomas, 67 or near Parkersburg ~n answer to a radio summons of all poJice otricers m •he 1'n-stzte area made by Sherifr Rllssen on missmg p~riOns, relatives of Thomas identification of the : For.Young Middleport Student Ex~anges Fill lhe "fe1tive bowl" with our oppeHaing egg. no;. Perfecl for partie1, ot any lime friands drop I mOJJ Pleu Court w.aa to ~ear • pl.. tocloy 1tJ tbe ltrlkoboond ' Looks: • .1· lo Portsmouth - I tOt' '' ' I ·- -- - - cle at the home of Mrs. Cecil Bradbury; Dorcas Circle at th.e home of Mrs. Dav1d Darst Wed· nesday, 730, mld·Week 'Prayer and praise service and singing of Christmas carols, BiBle medttatum "Tbc Real Meaning of Chnstmas''; 8:30, Se~ior ch01r; Th.ursday, 6 p.m. Christmas party of the Busy Bee Clan, Friday, 7 30, Christmas program at the church Heath Methotllat Church, Mid· dleport, the Rev. c. R Konkright pastor. Sund1y School, g 30, Ern· ept Covert, 1upt; Mornmg worship 10·3o, sermon topic •'Glory of the CbiJd From Bethlehem", 6 p.m Youlh Fellowshlp, Wednesday, 6.30, Junior choir; 1 p.m. SeniDr choir; 8 p m Chrbtmaa party of Clasa 12 Circle at the home of Nn. M. L. Fren'ch. Church Of The N1urene, Mid· dleport, the Rev. Robert Sh·ers J'&Stor, Bible School, 9:30, l~stc:; Taylor, supt.; Merm,lg worship, 10:30; 8.45, Young Penples' meetIDJ, 7:30, Evening service, Wed· neAday 1·30, Prayer Service Mt. Morleh Baptist Church, Middleport, tkc Rev. N. D. Bordon, pastor. Bible School, 9 15, Arlena Reese. supt.; Morning worship, 10:3(); RUT, 6 p m. Church Of Christ In Chrl1tlan Union, Middleport, the Rev. Guy F. Sayre, pastor. Bible School, 10 am.; Ode)) Manley, supt ; Sunday preaching service, 7.30; Wednesday, 7 30, Bible study, First Prftb,..rlan Church, Mid· dleport, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor. Chureh School, 9:30, James Buchanon, tupt.; Morning woNJhlp, lQ·SO, ser1;11on topic "Dangerous ~!salona". Monday 7130, Trus1ecs m~ting; 6 p.m. Chrlstmas strv1ce by Wesmmsler Youth Fellowship; Wedneaday, 8:30, Junior choir, 7 P m. Senior choir; Friday, Christ,.. mas protram. Church Of Christ, lnciiMJry, ldo ward Emerson, pastor Bible Seh· ool, ~30, Thurman Carsey, supt. Morning worahlp, 10.30, Chri8tlan Endeavor, 8 p.m.; Evemng service, - e ~ar conduct 1 drive to " Keep Christ in Chri1tmas" We mln1Jters are alw1ys anaious to bJ!Ip. However, the real problem is not to keep Christ in Christmas but to recei-ve Chriat Into our hearts and to kePp Him there all 36:1 days of t.be year. The peo~le who nave truly let Jesus Christ become the Lord of the1r lives never have to put Chris~ back Into the1r Chnstmu He is th~ center of their llve:oJ every day. As far as the materialistic as peel of Christmas is concerned, the b1g sm IS the lack of modera· tlon bY both- the salesman and the customer. The ulesm.a,n ia eager to capitalize on aentiment and the customer over buys Many people splurge at Chnstmas and buy · beyond the1r means. Real Christianity can often be measured by the manner an whlch we resist the temptaltons of Christmas. We should buy token gifts. when we w;mt to have tile sprrit ol giving Theses g1fts should be God-honorlt.t. As Christian busmessmen, we should not high-pressure people nor belittle them Radio, television, and magazine people should resist the advert!!;('· ments of the lit!UOr lndustry which is helping 1o create chaos in Amcrico. The Simplest way to "Keep Cbriat in Christmas" is to keep Him In our f!veryday life and busl· ness practicell. --. .... Tbe Middleport Paren&-T..._ AHOClatlon will moet Mona, "" .enln.ll at 7:80 at the Hll:b Sell.ooJ auditorium and present " ~ ..The Christ Child'' was the maa pro1r1m. topic of the de~tlona. IH by Mn. IT T . SheltLn when the women'• Mrs. ·Shelton and :Mrl. Loniii ! Missionary SocJety of the Pomt:cOY Sterrett pre!iented two duet.. "'Ol Baptut Church met Thursday ev- lJttle Town of Bethlehem" ad ening at the church. "Hark the Herald Angela 81111" , Mrs. Aten Shain was program between thf scene1 ait_d the Bev. chairman 11nd a playlet "Tbe Three Wise Women" wu preaent· Ralph Zundel un•. "Ob holt i ed with Mr s. Joseph Cook the Night" The love gift dedlcationhr~t wise woman and Charlene w_aa presented by Mn. Ralpb Zun- ' Zundel m costume represented del and the While Croll gift bt Ala&ka Mra. J. E. Foster. · The MCond wl" women wa• Refreshments were teJ'Ved. at Mrs. Shain w1th Shuon Zundel In the close or the meetini fi'Om 1 the costume representing China table detor-ated in keeplna: with and Mrs. J H . St~pheruon the Christmas The church Wll ~lao third wise woman with Sally Fos. decorated in keepiq with Cbri&tter in costume representing the mas. ...., American Indian and Brenda Bai· The church wall also decorated for ley in costu11e of Japan. the occasion • Some wtJI·meanmg people each m. Grace &piK.#pal Church, Eaat MaiD. Street, Pomeroy Rev J Edwtn Charles, Rector; Mrs Ce· drlc W Clark, organist. Worship and sermon 11t 10 30 A. M, Holy Commumon £irst Sund11y m montb Church School, Beginners and Primary, at 10 30 A. M. For Information concernmg our work, please telephone 302 J . Chrl1tlan Church at Reedavlllt Ivery Sunday 1tJ A M. Sunday School and Commumon (ln;t Sunday m month ll .'\ M Church commuruun and preadnng; thttd Sunday 10 month 7 30 P }{ church preach1ng-R~v . Harold C Doster, Pastor Chrl1tian Churttl at long Bot. tom, every Sunday 9·aO A M. Sunday School and ~ommunion; first Sunday m month 7 ;w P M Church prea<'h!ng, tlurd Sutlday In monlh 10 30 A M Church com mun1on and prcachmg. - Ret llarnld C Do!itcr, Pastor fhe Churct. of Chd1t, Ktno, every Sunrtay 0 JO A M Sunda)i J.)cond Schoo] and conununlun, Sunday In month lO JO A M Church commuruon and prea c hln~ ,TO TO MilT SERMONE'ITE Study Theme Of ltev. WMiey JMidnt,. PWor Racine ...,.._. Church AMIItiCAN HOLIDAYS Perhaps one of the ,II'Uteat indlca.tl~na of the aodleasneQ ot Amertca la the manner ln whi~h we reeard t~e national memorial daya. At thetr ince,ption Memorial Day, Fourth of July. Llbor Day, Tbank!la:ivtng, and Chri1tma• were sacred daya.. The, were . haUowed because the early Amertcani felt ~hat God had dlrettly ~cted in bealf of America. Th.ls u abunda~ ly t.eltifJed to by hiatory and the currency, seals, and fam()Us documenll of these United States. secolld Sunday m month 7 :.m P M. ch11rcb pr earhm.~: tourlh ~uo­ day in month lO 30 A M chlilch communJoD. and preachmg - Rev Harold C Doster Pastor EUB Churchn, Morn1n1 Stir & lar.rpriM, Rev. Roger Bi•hop, Pastor. Morn1ng Star Sun J~) School 9 i5 A M !tonung wor~lp It 11 A. M MYF Sunday t1'tDmg at 8. Prayer meetmg Thursday evemng F.nl~rprt s e Sund:.y bol'pll)h(.. ¢hUI'ch of Je.ut Chrt!t of Latter Day Samts, Old Town Flatl, on Porilan4 Route. Sunday School 10 a m. preaehiltg 11 a. m. and 8 p m. and Bible Study Thunaay B pm. Paator C W. Proffitt Aslt. Chas. Hupp. Zlen Church of Christ. Loce'hd 1 I ONLY IHI nn of the Golden Gate Bridge towers cen be 11te11 u a pea-aoup fbi entulfa the San J'naci.sco Bay area. It helpa Old Sol to ]!lok_!.k,! _a &listenial Cbriatmu ~-decoratioD. f~) MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Al'lm1ltcd. Mrs V1rg1n!a GlltnOIC, Rt 3 Pomeroy 0J5charged, lfrs LolLJc Whillm8ton, PL. Pleas· ant. ' -• �-•:e st ' 'l \ The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MA!!pN AIIEA tJ(tiARU S. OWijN - GENERAL MANAGER IIJNOLD ~ GREENE - EDITOR Pomeroy Obio. Entered u aetOnd clau 2-Da~ly Daily Sentinel Day Book WSAZ..-TV Channei:J il ra.&lhnJ matter at the POat ofr ce at ~bllsMo even lft#nlaqo ez:eept s anday by The Oh o VaUer •nti~Jnc \ -.1: llb M:Mblnfc St Pomeroy 0 Bus nt'ss off e phone o:Ata e4 tOrtal ortlee ph~e 397 N4Uooal ldvuttain& repre,entat ve Bo 8f3 LeJ)I)Jion Ave .. New Yqr~ City 16 N Y Monday D n Dong School Th Pr ce Is H ght Home T c Tac Dough J Could Be "i Oll Current As the Chn:stmas season approaches once aga n \.\ 1th 1ts overtones of JOy ans ng from the spmt of g1vmg msptred bv the anctent arrav~l on earth of the Savor we would comment upon a plan the Pomeroy Lions club hiJ nvoked for Wednes day Surely more famJhes of our town s and rural s noundmg areas m ght p1ck up the same plan and spread much more good feehng as a pebb e pushes wavelets outwa d f1om 1ts pomt of lan!J ng m the water Lions thJs week are planning to mv1te to th e1r noonday lun cheon and Chrtslmas pally oldsters \ ho have for some rea son or another fallen by the wayside of the rna nstream of commumty hfe In short they may or n ay not be lonesome dependmg upon the mner resources with \\ h1 ch they came m to later hfe We would suppose that most elderly folks w th out close relatives hvmg alone would apprec1ate a gesture of fnendlmess m th1s Chnstmas season In this sense ~he LIOn~ a1 t) to perform an iJC't that IS pure be cause Jt 1s an outward movement of human feeling It as an ex tens~n of the umversaJ sense of good w 11 to an men Should the L1ons be the only persons to exert this expres: s1on of gJVing' By no means Perhaps If }OU l1ve 1n town down fhe street but a shOrt l11s tance Is a person who would appreciate more than you know an mvitahon to dmner some evenmg on a day before Chnst mas 01 during the v.eek between Christmas and New Ye.ar s Day Most fam1hes hke t0 be together dunng the Day ttself or w th nv1ted clo~e fnends There are manv other days that would suff1ce Just as well for this act of fnendllness Who knows but that we might fmd ourselves manv inter estmg new fnends by making such a move n the spmt of M and M s I awrence n chie spen Fr day and Saturday at W Chnstmas' Experts m the science of psychology have proved that hu I amstown W Va v s L ng Mrs man feelmg when expressed or acted out to others with ab LR tlihatt paren s Mr and Mrs F soluteiy no greedy hope for gain by the giVer from the rece v Wm Ch ders of Ph lo 'r sllt'd er benefits the grvn more than the receiver For example try some!tme beJpln~ a person down on hts here eet>ntl) with h s luck struck by real misfortune Do 1t m a way that me.ans Ore and Ola Ch ders some kmd of real sacnf1ce to yourself and cauhon h1m that Th \\1 scs of he Reedsv lle ME the fact vou helped him and that the nature of your help 15 a Chu h w h o hank al who secret He is to telJ no one And see what the act of your aut helpe-d ake he ba2.anr and J t ney ~uppe a s ccess No rea:ular does for vou the g1ver mee n~~: of he soc ely w 11 be Thus 1t 1s m such a spmt that the Christmas season Is best held Decemb r but the Cbr st carraed out If the Chnstmas story means nothing else 1t mas part w be held at thfJ sociis out the wholesomeness of personal sacrlf1ce Everyone home of Mr Ca I Buck ey on Dec ()f us has an opportumty to make this sp r1t a reality m our ember 18 In observanc of lhe 86th b rth own little corner of day to day hvlnr, Let us look around ftlr day of Mr I e I ho nl'l5 a lam someone to shower it upon Win Turkeys In Bowling Doubles Handicap Meet BQWLINO JiiGHLIGHTS on lop in ll e ro I for k 'I yJs c day after oon n A T k y Bowl that aaw 48 kt>.!( l'rs v e for ho ors n a hand ap doul e tourney The tournr-y wa !ll't up n two sr.rtlonJ wl h 12 am~ I 1 g ut 1 ()() p m an 1 o her c 12 a t300 pm rrull Lett Thur1hy In the lnduJtrlal L•ftu. 'unit Glbb• bliuma the flnt bowr.r In 1....,. competition ttl Pi&k up the 7 10 Jpllt loll ng wUh the LIHJ on Allay four ~unle left t¥ 710 Heo flrell at the &evan ,be pin 11ft attempted pkk up •lamtntd It Into the lc ck b•ck •nd thpn .tf tht culhlctn anc1 It re -.unllq "' te tht •ll•v to hit 10 pJn AI hed prnloutly pJclce~ up tftt alnMKt lmpottlbla •fiJt Su»!f'!!;g,J , 00 ~ 10 !ie'ff ·~ f/.1>#0 ~ 0 ; 00 o , •• B~ TI!!D W 1o10 ~·-m an lji~'~" ~~~ rl'r !z oo liliW lim 1210 Sip (lfl *'• In I MI•M Doul:tl•• t.urney Today r rf€'" T me D ng Dong Sc ool 0 OThePr e sHght J 00 Hon U{10 12 00 T c Tac Dough 12 30 I Could Be You 1 00 C rren 2 00 Parsons SJud,. 2 30 Tenne.siee Eprie Ford 3 00 Mat nee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Day 4 4~ Mod rn Romancea: Comedy T me 5 00 5 :10 The Aunt Dru Show 6 00 Halls of Ivy 6 30 News l c ure 6 45 Sporls Eye & Weathet"CaBt 7 00 Grande Ole Opry 7 ::10 Jcmathan W nters Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The Big Surprise 8 30 Noah.s Ark 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 30 Arm~"'trong C rc1e Theatre JO 30 A Mart Called X II 00 ~eW!I 11 15 Weatheftast II 0 Press Box 11 30 Ton ght 1 12 30 S gn Off WCHS..-l'V Channe~ 8 E~ECT~ C~~~ TQ MfET The Ele.ct.a CirclE! or tile B ij: Sanborn M SSlOnary Soc et.¥ Qf tb WllHJ ~l•ton F rst Bapt st ~rch wiiJ .Qltet Tues • ~ ~Pit!• I'Jfl'll!l doy .... PB •t Ill• twn.. or l!n 'Cec I ijratjbury and th,e Dorcas • 00 ~i'li!:'t Gmy ,.,, Crrcle w 11 meet il/,e even ng 10 .~ .. 30 Art!!w ~dl/•1 ll!ll¥li'f D .. vvw I ••.Lif -w ~If ' Y4 .lJ'jNIYERS~Y Dl,l!ll !l !II~P NEW Commentary I; In celebrJ.loLYIJ ol ~ ~ An *' ""' bofll' ol l!ro I!IY,rnrf ,r tf>e '+IIIH!<II> d*' a!14 ~leclj')c (:ljJII»flll' ~~ ll>W Jr On rna buffe 1 nner was held De cember 10 and 12 at the Pt Plea sa.nt Moose Hal lor tbe Ph I p Sporn emplo)ees and the r \\ ves and rr ends By CHAillES M McCANN A 5pec al color move was Unlt•d Preu Staff Co ,..spond•nt sho VI' on I e 50 year h story o Ch nese Commun st Prem e th e AI.&E S stem Chet Haddox Chou En La w II be watching the and h s o chestra prov ded mus c news from he U n ted States C'lose for dane ng unt 12 p m Se eral ly th1s week door pr zes wer~ awarded each Chou s f enrl Pr me M n ster even ng and a good atlendanee Jawaharlal Nehru of Ind a is co bO h days rerr ng w h Ire dent E senhower n Gettysbu Pa oday Nehru w I be In Wash ng on LEGION AUXILIARY ME&'TS Tuesday and VVedne day 1 he Ame can Leg on Aux ary It s known tha Nehru hope o rnt't at the Leg on Hall on Mon persuade Pres den Eisen I ow r day even ng Du ng the bus ness that h.E> I e ha orne to re v. Amer can pol y loward R e d mee ng t was oted to send $5 donations to f ve d fferent Veler Ch na ans Hosp tals Pans were comp et ed for the Vete ans Cbl d n s There are pcrs 1:1 ent reports hat party to be he d Dec 23 t 1 p m CJ ou to help th ng a ong may The group enJU} c a pot uck d n ar nounce Ill any mt' tl a h s gov ner and a g f e:-: ha ge was he d nne ready o re ea e 10 The door p e was won by Mrs Amer cans mpr soned <. h no Sy " a Stewa t of Mason others a tendwg we e I owena Roush Mrs Kather ne Ernb ton M s Ivan Shawver Mrs JOJh y Roush Mrs Nora Tr pp M s Iva Capebu. t Mrs Fred Roush M s Freda Hart Mrs Ever Ro sh M s Sy b I Sm lh Mrs F o lt'r W aver lncrene Chhtet lnflu•nce Mrs W am Roush Mrs W I am 1 ht>re s no doubt 11 o that Ro sh Mrs Ar h Say e M s Chou ~ flo ng to ns e ha hls Thelma Capehart Mrs C C ('Ollntl) t tead or So Russia Montgomery Mrs Norman Mont w II be he- cad ng nr u n e tn gomery M s NDom Hnush .Mrs Eut Asia H C Roney Mrs Har ld Ze k e Mrs Nelson Roush Mrs Gran1 Nehru s v s t to the Un d States Roush M s P rl War h Mrs na com s at a mo11t mpo time vid Fields Jr Mn F rPd Johnsun for he Chi es~ Red!. Mrs Mary Walsh and Mrs Mary Japan has s gned 11 pea r agree F Housh ment w lh nusala and almoat SURPRISE PARTY HILl;) 11ure P e elected to membership 'Mrs R•Y Clark honored her n the Un td Nations th week son Bil y at the r home Monday 1h wlloetheina ste-p in e en ng w th a surp He b rthday resto tng Japan to I ull !!latus as party G ns were rece ved gamP-s a wo:ld power and a.s thr result played an refreshments wt:re he (! w I) 'Je a new s tuat on m ser ed to the twenty f ve guests F'ar Eastern relat10nsh ps present ~ E CHILDREN Jol n AN EASY TRIP FISHKILL N Y - Frank Os terc of nearby Osborne H U bun d ed h mself up for a hun lng tr p nto he wood~ H~ had o led h ~ r ne and te~~ted It the n wht be fore He got only 300 fe from the front door when hi'! sijJ!Iled and Rhot a rleer ••~~~< oo Davi4 0"!1 1) 10 Slf'J,Iie II l!i.eb 12 00 Vil!fnt Wy 12 l~ 12 30 been o dered by he Westm nster 12 U 1 00 You h F owsh p of he F rs Pres 1 30 by er an Chu ch and w 11 be de v 2 00 ered as Chr s maR g I s to ilh 2 30 n ne nbers of the t:hurch th l:i 3 00 week M and Mn Judson Wh e are ad sors of the WYF The 3 30 4 00 young people also plan o go carol f 15 nJ.\ Tue day even 1: 4 30 I . w FLOWERS fOR SHUT INS 1~o~.e-n y f ve po nse a p a s ha The News BROWN SOMEHVIII I< S lk n J o WSAZ: S iR On Smlth..Coronl:! TYPEWTUTER eon tact Janet Manuel R1:1c o.e or Phone 3739 12 13 6tc ..... J cents per word oae D- FIREWOOD FOR SALE See Wm aetU.o~a lllntm~ c.harl& t50c.-- l R d!ord or Harold Blackston 4 eeo't.l pet word ror three coo Rock Spr ats or pl one B!i2 J lec:Utb•e lrlll9 t ODI 11 14 l no-p ~ -uoe montA tor ~ c•DQ ~11 pe rate -· or 2 cents per word w II be cbtrged for adverUslo.g If not paid fDr bef.:n"e the 21Uh of each mor1th followjq in.,~q.o In A4V9ftl!'fng'--SJtqUIII bo reported mmedlately The "DallY Sentinel wi.Q npt be re~poaslbl• lo'l more than ooe Incorrect 1n p, aertifn ~"' or n.w , •• "P<'Ifl N<>tloes of Evi>llts printP.it at regu lar class fied rat~ Obltuar t'S "PUbliahep .n 1 c:ent- :w.ord -I ' - •"otiCI"S 'l'VRKEY lind HAM SHOOT Ra cine Plann n~ M 11 D~ ~3 Nekt American Leglon Me~t ng Dec 20 1217-6tc .VY YOUR --B :-~\IL ::--E:CR:-TW ==INc:E NOW CQarge off to Ut s rf'a s busVtess Blnck $811J Pre n lu,. $.'1 50 Goo<J $600 Quantit) dbcount Fuitoll Thompson Tractor Sa es Pomeroy 1-.17 t2tc SEE US ABOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor Tractor Sales NEW ARRIVAL M and Mrs Robe t S ewa 0 iiddy DeVol Mason lire a no n ng b b rt~ o( an e ght poun e gh ounce son Wayn e Andrew a he Mason C1 n c on F day GrAndpa :1 s a e Mr and M s Robe t S ewarl Mason and Ha ey D Vol Co urn bus (1 eat gran:1 8 ent 1d M M 8 nc u e r on P s 0 L ren DeVol M ner Mrs S ewar Mason and And w Ste wart PLAN Cj-IRISTMAS PARTY Gro up I of the Worn n s As5oc a on of he F rs Presby e an 5 00 LOve of t.:ite Search for Tomorrow GuicUn~ l.Jgbt Kat t s Kitchen As the World Turn! Our MlSS Brooks Houseparty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Br ihter Day Secret Storm Edge or N gtat 1he Ear y Show 6 25 Lea Paul &: Mary Ford 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Spo ts Parade 6 55 Weath~rman 7 00 Press Conference ~ 7 15 Douli:las Edwards 7 30 Rob nhoo1 8 00 Burns & AIIP.n 8 30 Ta1enl Scouts 9 00 I Love 'Lue-y 9 30 December Br1de 10 00 Stud o On~ It 00 Up to the M nute News II 05 Scann ng the Weather 1110 TheLaeShow 11 30 S1gn 01! Church w have he r Ch stmas pa ty n thl" chur h so al rpnms on Tuesday even ng at 7 30 p m H os les~es are M s Far r E ew ne Mrs Lucy Gregg M s Russell Lyons anrt M s Roscof' F fe The ~ONDAY n mi:lers; W I have 11 g r 'I{Cha GC 1144 S gn On dur ng thP- par y 114~ Cartoon Club 12 10 Noon News 12 15 Ne gbbors Mov Matinee ~~~ )bdday Fern n ne Touch TUESDAY WCH$ Charleaton 8 00 Capta n Kanagroo Morn ng Show Gerry Mnore 10 30 Arthur Godtrey 1 30 Str b Jt Rich 12 00 Vtlhant Lady 12 1:5 L ve of Ltfe 12 30 ~earch for Tomorro1J 12 45 Gu d ng Llgbt 1 00 Kat e s K.itchf n 1 30 As the Wor~d Tur01 2 00 Our M ss Brooks 2 30 House party 3 00 B g Payort 3 30 Bob Crosby Sho\l' f 00 Br ghter Da.v 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 The Early Show 6 25 Les _.Paul & Mary Fotd 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 M Weatherman 7 00 Art Linkletter & the Ktdi 7 IS Dougbs Edwards 7 30 Grand Ole Opry ti 00 Phil Silvers Show 9 00 10 00 8 30 The Brot1fer!l"' 9 00 V dor Borge 10 00 $64 000 Que!tiOn to 30 Do You Trud Your WUe 11 00 UP To The Minute News 11 0:5 Scann ng the Weather 11 JO The Late Show UIO FemJn ne Touc-h WHTN-TV Chonnol13 15 L1berace ~ 2 4~ L fe W tb Elizabeth lm Fe.llt v:~.l Supf'1' Serial T me Mickey Mouse Club Cartoon Club Five Star Flaal Kuk a Fran & Ollle Jobn Daly and Newt Franke Lane 300 Afternoon F 43(1 5<10 00 IIJ 00 CHRISTMAS PARTY HILD The Go cJI'!n Rule Sunday School Class of the St Paul Lutheran Church held t}Jear C.bnstmu pM'ty in lhe fiQCial rooms or the Cllureh 715 7 30 TU~·QAY WHT!f 11 44 Slsn on Ch.,-looton 1J 45 Cai't'(li/D Club 12 30 M dday Matinee 2 00 Llberace 2 4:5 Life Wltb Elizabeth 3 00 Afternoon F Im Festival • SC. Super Serial T me B 00 )f ctey Mouse Club 6 00 Ca.rtoon Club 6 30 Five Star Final 7 00 Kukla Fran: & Ollie 't 15 lobo Daly 6: tbe NfWI 7 80 Conflict 8 30 WYOtt Earp 0 00 Broken Arrow 9 30 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre 10 00 Polka T1me 8 00 1Janny 1'hom.s Show 4 so Vo.tte of F restone _ _ _ Fur her Japa11 ls 1,mde goinl a t 00 Sberlotk Holm.. 10 30 Spy cha ge Jn I ~ lea.dera:hip r emler - - - - - - - - - - - - - . on Thu sday even ng The srov.p 8 3fl Lawreace Welk Top Tunas 11 00 News sang Christmas carols and a grab IC'h c Hatorame has an OUllCed •' 11 15 Myatrey Tbeatre ha he w I realan WI! elday bag was held for tho chtldren of lQ 3b M~k Sl,ber mean more men e.n I women o serve as prec net e cct on orr co s Boar tR •C Elect on11 r por d ff ull} now n securing enough elect on otrlc 11ls We comm nd he ast army ot persona wbo .!lerve• o Novl'mber 6 The rs w11s u p b I c nrvice akin to jury d ly WI' hope our good Oh o e l('ns w cont n e to be w II ng to Sf'rve lhe r commun ty state Dnd na Uon In the conduct of ele- 1 n ~ w The r ling Liberal Den ocratic Coalition Partr has p eked Tnm~an lshlbash as h s su~essor J E H l.shJbasb <Jtrona:ly ravor elo!¥'1' Japaneae rei•Uons with Re t. hina and espcdally closer trade rela ons Hado I l1hlb11hl Ltll F ltndly Ish ha11h also is regarded as be ng m ch less Crlendly to 1:1 Un•t ed Slates than Hatoyama s Thu• Choo s likely !Oon o try o build up Japa 1es .( h nl' rela ••• This bu Jslup I kt tbat el where n East "-'If!. wUI be Ill It :~ ln parl ut ltu~'~tl s expense Jtpe.u probably will mal taln aood r~tatlons with U e Un ted Statu But tt will be- much n ore IJJdepemten' In lll pohcy Also Ja pan Is essenU•IIy an As a coun try Establllh{Denl of trade- and d plomah~ rel•tlons wlith Commu n ~t Ch na would lUper up a vut natura m•rket r o r Jw.paneae aood~ and would alter the present pol ttr•l a.IJ: ment tn the Far Ea•t materially ~ebru no doubt will point o~ all this to President E senhower 111 amon, the reasons Wh)' t wou}# be advtsabt, tor tb! Ynlted States to start t\ai):l:tlnl l~ut eha a r~F ts own Ch.tna policy Tbet'f' is no lnd eatlon lro5 Washington that tbe Pre11ideD1 even con5l(trlne IQY rhan(le 1 this Uma But China w th t1 q ml!llon rople CIR not be gnorti for eve A cltan1e is bound ap eome aoma time 990 On your Dial 1 ' I Your tSt,~nrise To the member~ Dessert was served the group and those attend n,l were Pastor and Mrs Raymoni Peters Greg and Glor a Mr and Mrs Bob Layne and Harr et and Ho ly Mr nnd Mrs Carroll Adams and Bruce Mr and Mrs BJU Russel Dav d and 8 ren Mr & Mra 8 II lobr ston Nan & &David Mrs D.anny Workm m & sons Mn Everett Rot sh and dau1hters .Mrs Nels~n Rollih and •on• and Mrs Roland Kart and Debbie Gt.IP!IN CLUt MJITS TPe New Haven Garden Club J)let TburadliiY evenl~• '' the A.~~ uUJ.e., MeJPDrlil! ClUbhouse with Mrs F A Batey Mr1 J L Stew art and Mrs Watd t;unnlnJham aa boatesses It was their annual Christmf.s p..-ty w th a a:1n ex ehana:e Durma: he busmess seqlon lll'a P J Wolpert presided The an nual Chrntmaa I 1ht 01 contelf. w.as dlscusaed •nd it was announct d the pr.u:es have been collected Also the Christmas Flower Show waa dia:eusst~ and • letter of •P. precJallon 'rom the judaea wu re~ A M~er from the Joy TO)' ~ll4 at _.uto11 was read and a eolleetlon wu t-11Een to be donated ,., um w'lfl/ly ..... The 1$17 ealeD4ff' ..,.-e et"n to ea.::b. I m,owi>.tir wr.. !1PII..~ Roush pvo 1 lalk on ·"'tloiiS. Dozen and demonsthl ted how a dozen flow'"' could 1M IY"!I lq dl!fefenl liolle~» arran,.. menlo II!• P!tll !'Oin,ell ta•o Ute •oadtnJ "Ll'"e~ l\.I)Jel• a~d Pr' aro~p _.I)J with !Ira 1'010ell a....,jiaiiJlne at the plono. •arOI• 11 00 News or He N ght II 15 My•tery Thoat.• 12 15 Siln (Jll 12 1P Noon News 12 15 :rtehrbbors lllr£. A D Hume due ng the week Mtl Herman Layne WOTI the pret t est package prtze Tho,. attend ng were lhose al ready named •nd Mrs R F Bryant Mn Floyd c••mack tor" w tuam Chisler Mrs H L Dyer Mra Don aid F o 1 l e s .)n e Mrs Clyde Foley Mrs James Hampton Miss Goldye Hart Mrs Paul Render son Mn A D Hume Mrs Hugo JuhUna Mrs Harry Layne .Mrs A K Mt!Clung Mrs W R Prof flU Mrs L C ROU§h Mrs Otte Roush Mt E L. Sletn Mrs W T ~one Mrs B R Vance Mrs Howard Wagen!lals Mrs. W T Stone Mrs A 8 Woodrum Mrs W~tt Chadwell and Mrs K J Scott en~ llr .and Mrs. John Morgan v s t ed Mrs Morgan s uncle B 11 J vi lien Sundav who s a patient at Hober Hosphal Mrs Gale M:n-gan of Martina Ferry Ohto s v sitina: her daugh ter and family tbia week Mr and Mra Paul Scally Sandr~o~. Roush and Iter room ~,te Jane Awtm wbo are stu denta at Mll'&hall College spent the "feek end berc. with beJ" parllr and Mrs Edwtn ttousb WJre buSiness VISJtors n ParketsbW'f on tfond&f Mr 1~ Mr• BJrrt Montpllllery ql Los Angeles C1Hf are spend IAssembJ y HeJd j J H J'd n 0 1 ay \Vay At Chester Qigh f: Songs read ng.s apd a tllrp were m the ~'P t of the HoJ;day season wht'n a Chr stmas A~fWlbly ((lr grades 6 12 :.yas held Fp.d!'Y at C~eJter. schoo Eln~ ~e~ng dlrple Qll,~ at 1st P~one 1~4 panopolls _ 12 14 lite ON AND Af'Tt;r. miS DATE December J3 1956 I w11J not be reS.PI»!S ble fot any debts ~ontracied by any one other than myse f I awrenee A Napper 12 14 3tp LIKE TO KEEP TWO nice ladlt-s In our home \\ r eMrs Jdoo a Johnson Portland WOULD 11 D 12 11-<ltp CLOSE-OUT on aH used sew ng mach ne We repa r all mod s New mach ne w th 20 year w ten guarantee $100 ade n a lowance qn 9lil mat4Jne, Phone I21Hitc 909-J SEE THE NEW DeLEVAL EULK MJLK COOLER Fulton Thomp son East Mam St 11 28 1moc ~plot' WHEEL A!JGK.n:NT ~ and brake\ &l!lrvlct JhCk.ett'l Saret, ~emee. We!!. MaiD street Pomtror OhiQ. ---IA¥1 Dfi)N'T YOU "NOW? liter 1 w1U Z(ve- .."'11 the best trade q f11111i~ or aoDl an- Cit& • ft.tf 181 Auto Soles -=--~ 1962 FORD V elo a 2 dr Hard top Fordomat c extra good ior model $895 00 Blaettnar s Porn eroy 12 13 6 c 1852 BUICK S~ al 2 dr Sedan Dynaflow <lr ve one local owner $'79!1 00 Blaettnar s Pomeroy 12 13 8tc "" Busmess ------ (20 8) 1nsurance Real Estate (21) JUNK CO co IIIU IJ'I'I]DEJI~ 3 dr VB Hy dramatic dliye heat<.T very caUl op.e owner $49100 Pomerof llotot Co 11 28 tl "RBI Auw ~•r:vlc11111 (9) For Sc;ie .,=.:_::,_,---,-- -.,18' :1. DODGJI.a.YJ.!Otml 011:.\L 1:1111. Ktl Frijidfl re MANGLE large size ~e as neW fbone 285 12 14 2tc An Shop M ddleIzaak Walton HEREFORD BULL service age $100 po Rl!ymond Tearo d M!n- ersvllle n 1 next to Chester 12-)htP WP,en people SIJ.ddCQ.IY face b~ l'e~Vfment the serv,ce of a Lr Jst wohbY funeral dii'ector Is in 1 pensable They also welcome he Informal on and counsel rece v ed at Songs bY the assembly were Joy To The World SUver Be Is and the carol Silent N ght all led bY Mra Allee Neue. A ICJ' pture readmg waf •lven b.y John Ket!er and BjieJ.aNe Nl chols gave a reading J(~epiq Chnstmas Mrs Nease C! rected the glrll l!ft club IP two DUDI~ ~nter Wonde•)an~ and Wblto Chrlil mas The f lm title "... ~ Ut tle•t Anal!l.l Donna F~'*er the clo:11 ng pray~r In an afternoon were suna an4 the so shown. .d liiGS CIIIMIOLilT 4 dr ' tone bluJ - tin~h. leD a"'l~ beater Cleao fftt 00 Pomeroy Motor 11 28 tl t. B. RAWLING SONS CO - tl WJ"'tCbr Senlee oa, l'lloae 1122'1 Nllbl Pbcme . . . pqp~lu ---- - 11 28 u The program waa annOJ,J:ed by nooald Van Meter an!J the rocess onal 0 Come All Ye ta thful" was sung w th Jariet KniJbt, plan st gradet 1 ~ 1) Wanted To 13uy 2 dr Dlx Sedan Orlg nat green i msh $41:m 00 Blaettnar " Pomeroy 12 13 6tc FARM - 153 acres fo me ly known as the Harl Musse plac 1956 BUICK Spec al 2 dr Dlx w th go~ 7 oom home w th Sedan D) !laflow dr ve low mileba h gal beat ng Ia ge \era da age L ke new $2595 00 Blaett E~ce lent basement barn 3tlx56 nar s Pon eroy 12 13 6tc s lo m khouse implement shed ~ PON'JIIA.G 2 dr Sedan Orig poultry house 24x70 a l w th good roofs 40 lf,cres t liable :lrial f1hish e,reful owner $1091. with ba ance n we I fenced blue 'lal)ttnar s. Pomeroy 12 13 6te grass pasture On good gravel Ji~ CJJEVR:Ol..ET 4 dr 210 Sedan road to be blacktooped soon J:P1a aood ruJ;I~r origtoal grey Only 1 mtle to Ha onv lie finiSh ape& 00 Blaettnar • with schools churches and Pomeroy 12 13 6tc stores $12 000 00 PHONE 100 Y t9M CHEVROLET 4 dr sedan V8 .DX 229 121 15 3 motor with overdrive radio heater scat eovers dark green fm1sh $1745 00 Pomeroy Motor WE BUY co 11 28 tf STRUCTURAL I ~EAMS 19&3 FORD 4 dr lovely cream SCRAP liON- MET.l~S and beiae Cftlltomllne V8 motor aun vilor adio hcatar seat OHIO VALLEY covers Fordomatic and Contln ental trim $1086 00 Pomeroy ltM BUICK f dr hard top beautt ful 3 tone green fimsh wRite wall tl'tes low mileage dyna flow rad o heater $2295 00 Pomeroy Motor Co 11 28 tf "Windows Of Christmas" Given By Sugar Run School Childr~Jl 1h op a W ndowa f Ch ll " f csen l'd Fr day (I c <'n 1o: h Sugar Run S huul u th Po n oy Jun o 1i ~:h S< I o RAW FURS and Dee! aud u u Thr u de OPt're 11 Carl Che a l e LonJ on a ~;to ~ 11Z71 Ot) IJt ng r 3 by a 1 tt g 1 a c s were Ph) s elde I 14 I For Re:::nt _::__ _ of Chu thP f tl lgt' c d en Jan Dro~o~. Ia y mth('r ot Phyll!) 3 ROOM ~PASTMENT and Sl cp. A len Dow e Shf'l y ou gpr ~ s n.: rooms all 388 Y 1217 CC 31.:._P_ _ _ _ - - - It> Hrend I o 1;1 Th Chr sln as Sp Ca o yn Vau~han who pre T\\ 0 ROOM AND FOUR ROOM sen ed a solo Glenda a l le g r apar !Jl~n s close n J,Own 127 ho r arts hl' stpry Par c 4 1J n Bu le nut 12 Il 121 ness len a s mother Kay Co n p on L le I os Ca d Nancy V~tn 6 ROOM DUPLEX located In wage v.ho a lso pr£"s d a so o Sugar Run Phone 374-J S ow Man Bobby Uuck 12 4 tf Chr ma <'a ds representing Snn a C au Dav d Gordon Chr s or rent - 1!: ectr c wallpa~: steamer <; inton F 11be M 11 n as tree I o ng vaughan Ch dleport Pb J260-X 11 l I mns ca dlcs Do na Crow Pan n 0 Dr en a d Ja e S nith ho y FO,R SALE Pearl &'Jrby R~l Es- wrea hg Cha les Bax cr B~.>ce tate RutJa.od 'l'pwnship 31 S n h Bernes Men hen nnd Joel aCres bouse barn aDd out Bont>v the Chr st nas star repre buildings 6ee Geo11ge A Metn- s ng he old card Pa S) Fultz tmrt Adm,m strator 6-1-tt h Chr st nas s ar represent ng w ca d Ton n S e Thomp Por r•nt--kte~Woa ~den, h Scaffold Boards Drep Cloth&. Mar H ncl f'Y Sand a Thomas CUnton FWoer lllddfeport. Phone 6265-X. 111-tf and Sa a Kathryn Morar ty wf'rf' the Ch stmas bells on the cards ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT One John Andersen t e candy cane 8 room house Newly d9Corated Linda Darnell Thurma Vaughan ns de anti out A N Bengtl and Rue a ~ el the Chr stmas Poml!l'oy 11 1 tf stock ngs Bessie Watson tbc po n a and George Harr ~ Jo G I (201 5ervlces sett more a d Barry Boyer th<' fire SEPTIC TANKS CJt.;ss POOLS and place oJJt houses cleaned complete In The carolers were Robert Emler stalat on free mspect on rea.s he f rst speaker Donna Huuck onable pr ~es chemical serv ce the s ond speaker Nancy Ash and acuum equ pment All sep S c Buck ev B lly N1ct ols and t c tanks and cess pool,s guar anteed for one year S & H San M ehael Cu hbertson Pup Is of the t.tary ServJCe Pbonc Jackaon f rsl grade represen ed the HOI y es and were Donna Jean 1075 ToU charges call collecL Sp Sm th R ky C lmore l<lr ng Vaug 24 b>Jur sc vtce no extr charge up o50mles 1130lmoe han J m e Anderson Penny Ha}ea John Goodw n Jf'ffrey QU!CK SERVICE on WaU!b ft.e, Burt Gre.k(o y Goodn te John $pr pairloa: bJ Fattory Trlined ou c F edd e Older M ke Globo watch nak~r COUJNS JEWZ. kar Drema W se Donn e Htart~.~-n g LERS ~"' l-3-U Go Qon o)). son M kc 0 Brien J3obby Hy ~c ll Carre Ken ned RADiu ~ TEU.VISJON SERVICE Sa v Globokar Jon Spence Me o Phone 200 C.1elaod Appll&oee d e Roush Mar y Mo ar Ca hy Stare 118 W MaiD St Pomeroy Fu Pa S ory Pamela C ew and 2-23 tl Tommv T tu The frost b tes were secnnd FOliEMAN & ABBOIT TV SE& VlCE All wakes ReP~Jlred by E1: grade g Is and Included 1 nda pert Teebn r\a011 Phone 6264 Y A h Nancy T tus Sharon Freeman Middleport_ IIS-15-tl C'a o e Grcf'nl:' Barbara W an'> T~rl:'sa Ft tz Peg,!!"y Hoffman Jen SAVE ON YOUR Sllf'E n fer Blake Ma y F anr s an Rae nc Shoe Shop N nry Mank n The erond grade boys we e e eandlu Ne I Co mrr Denn s Boo I Du ny Crow Char es 1\Ju ay E ld e Bn r Joh Har s M h BMoes-Simpeon Insurance Agency n e Ro,ge s Tom M del cport Fir~ A utomob le- a 1 W h 0 nn Drown Ron M cb BonN !Phon• 6315 X 1}.-20-tf Cowan M chile Da :::in o sE' nann \\e Jm and J r COMPI ETE 1nsw.,'lce ProtPctiofl f (; hb t ife Auto- Fll't! Po o CaU Don MiU~ M ddlepnrt Oh o - - - J9il PONTIAC Motor co NEW HAVEN W Va ling three weeks bere vllltina- Mr Mr and Mr~ Raymond Great and Mrs t!l ff Roush and Mr and hOU4e and ehUdren visited Mr and Mra Charles Rouah. Browns 12 1i5 6 c GIVE - NEC'CID or ELNA SEW lNG MACHINES The only 100 % a~to~t~ Ne~hhL v of St1te FOR BLIND 5<>~~,WIP.U 7 ~ Nal PI Cole 7.5 NBC O:ft § 00 Sll ~Jot • ao sta~'l>y 800 Ca~ !19 I ill ~'I ~~~PIJOJ!>tl'f hl' r Chr st ] fl "trt Palfl CIICford and B G uescr w th 1141 a d Daff And r o nd Dav Darat with 1132 II y on the second sh It was \\o ~ nudd g and Cr ckel Sear ! w h 1223 w I newcomcn to t1 c gnn e Bob Flnw en and Perk W14&tJne-r h lil 194 to w h other p r of u keys Spec al door pr ~~~ awa ll"d o each sh It went to B I riJUe lfld KOCkl Oavh Th y we X nas decon ed bask Ls or a~KO ted e..... ~~:~:~ ,; ~~yTJM 5 SO The A1111t P•v Silo!" Laws •• Sec • • Fo r doubles ten n!l caml' o DOO - - - i lly d nner was ser ed on Dec 10 John D d S s on who em Your Electlon Ca mera Goes To School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 MaLinee The<l re 4 00 Qu£>P n IO"or A Day 1 f~ ~94ern Romances An Act In The Chnstmas Spmt ~~ 7 oo g 00 corr{'(' Time 2 00 Tuetday 6 Tod11 nl" l K mba II Inr !I Huntlqton WSAZ: S gn On Su.b&cr ptiqn r!Jit.u DeUvept by carrier where ava able 30 "CeDti ~r week 9fOr _[Nr in ad¥ance at Th.e Da ly Sent n•l off e $15.60 su: IPODthi :57 to three months $3 90 By n o or rou~e where av•llabte i)he moptb $1 By mall ont' year $8 s x mon(h $t 25 thn!t! montliJ. 12..50:: one month &l W nn ng turkey~ ro ll)~S dinner un be f Senttnel Pomeroy M ddleport 0 Dec 15 1958 Trevty F1n1terwold Funeral Home I11addd on they ean securl' q 11l varan~ 144 Butternut Ave ltv Pomeroy Oh10 Lu ~ Jc S't"aekharnmer lliiiJI f KUflPrv fOr wa~ the d eelor oii~Jf pc o a onu uaetlc s aJJlJtl~~ >~A lht;!<J l:lr").Dn rllsl ifad~ ~ <.~l U eb,rl se.colj.d grad~ E e l)hs th.11d Atrad~ M•l ij"IU"tJI Ella LeVo'IS f~llrlh «rade Robl> t llobcrli llfU! a d Jlcjrn "- 1 a ns s dh jtad-r I TlCkcli w~~f ~ d by Robll!rt Robcrl.s an..J taklllg lh e l ckttt "ere M ! ~4Y WQOd~&ard •nd 1\frs LeLand SJ¥on Uto}lerJ tvcre Carol ~Ia m,n Pb} 1s BlackWood L da Moo e a d G lrucJe Ebert~cb Rutland PTA Meeting Held For December The D ~ember meet ng of the Rut and J T A w~s h eld n t}je h gh schoo aud tor urn ret!entl):: The me-et ng was opened by a prayer Jed b the Reverend B4): 84ddle Adrian Canou v ce-pr:• d~nt conducted he mcel nt Tbe me nbe s voted tn buy a g rt for Mrs Car M ller prt!li dent who has moved to Ath('nS A ew pres dent Mrs GJles Sm th was elect ed for the remainder or the year The attendance banner was won by Mrs Roberts Seventh Grade Room a d by Mrs Pages iF rst G adt' Room Glenroy Ewmg of Porn roy alked on the value of lhc rei g ous educat on program and asked for cooperation by Rut and parents and teachers n con l nuing the prog:ram 11 the schoo s Th1rd Fn~py Club Annual Chnstmos Party Ht!ld Fr1day LIOAL I'OTICI {luth Painter who re1ide1 t;.n Thf room was decorated ~PIPi with the bol day sea!JOn nci!Jil ng 1:1 IJbled tree under wJ Jcb glfJs were pJaeed A turkey dinner at 6 30 preced ed the J»lrlY Tbe table was also decor. ed and fiYOrl were po nset as mJde by llrs He nry Jte bel president. Dur ng lbe sbort burt neu seJ.. s on eJettlon of orr cert was held and Mn Re bel was reelected for thf' ("On !ng year Mn Max Me1n ba as accrt>la.ry and Mra Evt!tett Da treas rer Settet J)tlls were r ealed with tbe ex hange of ~ h an d ew names dnwn for ! e com ng vear Game~ were play ed & d pr zes awarde4 to M sses Kate and Ann Ehee a h Mr~ Add e G ueser and Mrs Meln f Presen were those named above and Mn Ben Neutzl ng Mrs Al Eberabach .r.trs Ernest ,s Mrs Edward H te Mrs ::f~ Wolfe a n d M s Cleland r.ltary Wh1te Shrme Of Jerusalem In Fnday Meeting Mary Shrine White Shrine or J('ru alem met F'Jllday even ng at at tOO IOOF Hall wath El zabeth Lear Mrthy h1gb pr est.ess and S ewart Hawk ns watchman or shepherds presiding Fo low ng the rout ne bus flcss a ce emon al was held Refreshme ts were served dur ng the soc al hour from a table Follow n& the meet ng I he a tract ve w th red cover and een Rutland G rls Glee Cl b d rected l'red with a n arrangement o f h)' M s C 0 Chapman sang Cbr atmu ornameots w th tall Chr slmas songs by candle! ght red tapen on e ther 11de MISS Ber ce Bowen re) g Gus ed uc,L OJ} teacher toiiJ the Cbr st LEGAL NOTICE nas s or] ReJreshments were scr Sealed pr9posals for the fur ved to the group by the follow ng n ~hlng Of the neeessary mater all; member~ Mrs WUJ am De~ and labor for build ng certain ex Mrs Albe t Hawk ns Mary Lar tens ons to the General Water k ns Mrs Nate :Wi,se Mrs Hom Works System of the V lage of cr Parker Mr~ Robert Caoady Rutland Me County Oh o w I Clar ee Longswor h Mrs Bob H II be rece ved by the Board of Pub Mrs eorge Gra e and Mrs R.ay l c Af!a rs of the VIllage of Ru nond Srn th land Oh o unt I 12 00 o clock noon E S T on Jan 4 957 and a that t me sa d proposals w ll be publ ely opened and read aloud The proJec;t 1s d v ded nto tems as noted below whlch terns mu l be b d separately ,1\ - Mater a s to be purchased Th 6sther CJ.l'cle oJ the Bap- d rect by Owner and furn shed t s M s onary Soc ety me at the P' o B the Vn1age or stored rm orne of Mrs Verne Watterson a s te selec ed w h n the V llage w h Mrs C11rol Say e as as:.: stant by tile V I age hostess 14 membe s a n d two 79!5 4 Cat ion \\ater Ppe guests p f!S<'nt nC'Iud ng mechan cal J nt spec 1al cast ron f ngs Mrs !larry Curt s was devot 1225 6 CaSt Iron Wa er P pe onal leader and read Story of nclud ng mcchan cal JO nt spec al Gods ~on taken from the book cast ron f tt ngs of Luke aJso she read from he 3 Sean cr Hydrants with book of John In conC'Ius on M s mechan ca JO nt connect ons Bertha SayrE' read t h e Sp 1 6 Val e w th mechan cal of Chr stmas JOtnt connect on and boxes three After the business sess on pr~s p.eee {screw type on y) B Ma enal and labor tor tied over by Pres dent M Gr ta S mpson he program was con complete nstallahon or tl e fol d cted by Mrs Helen S n pson lowlna: 360 ~ copper service p pe She chose Putt ng Chr st back Corporal o stops curb stops into Chnstmas as her tope A a11d boxes for 12 serv ces playlet The Three W se Worn n C - Labor for trench excava was presented each br ng ng g Us or gold frank ncense an<J my h ttoo and nstallat on complete the lollow ng The rfl.eet ng was c osed by a I Water p pe and specUIJ f ttmgs sJoa:ing 0 Come All Ye fa hful 36 cover nc ud ng unloading and a prayet' by Mrs S mpson d str but on test ng for leaks Guest~ were In ted to the d n backf II ng ster l zmg ayatem ng room where they were sealed 2020 water rna ns, hydrants I. F;n le·v at a beautifully decorated table valves and box as l sted above and refreshments carr t'd out h Cop es o! plans 11nd spec1f1ca theme or hnll day season Uons are on r le n the ortlce of The hostesses we e ass led by the Eng necr s Carl J S mon '8 d Mrs Watte son s daughl er M s Assocta es 348 Home Guard Bldg Robert Beegle van Wert Oh o and at the off1ce of the Clerk where they are ava I able ror nspcct on by prospective b dders Cop es of the plans ancl specLf cat ons may be obtained from the off ce of the Eogmeer for the sum of $10 00 'J'h.e depos t less $!5..00 will be Mrs Geneva Braley We ston returned lo all b dders submitting presented tl:te Chr stmas pro- a l;ltma f de proposal and returning i~Jm H111 past week when the AI plans Plans and spec fJcations pha Omicron chapter of Del a Ka may be returned w thout bid with ppa Gnmma m't at the hnn e of in S days a ler open ng of b1d.J Mf,s Reba Kisor WeUston w h and the depos t l.,ess $5 00 wdl be An:ella Baker as t)le ro hosless returned Mrs Bral~f ~ave a chalk talk Proposals must cootam the name on the caro 0 :Uttle Town of of eve y person mtcrested there:m Bethlehem w lh Uary R chsrds and shall be accompan ed by pia~ ng the p a no sccompan ment e ther A ce f ed check C)r bid The Scr pture story of he Nat v bond exe-cu ed by the b ddcr and CONCRETf! BLOCKS ty was read by A ce Cooper and a surety company n an amount the prayer thn was used w h not less than II% of the ba!le J»d uauild BetMr For Lelf.. the .-progra n was g ven by A ne drawl n favor o! th.e VUlaae Bid MatJde Ferrman bonds arc preferred but checl:s GRUESER BLOCK CO l\lj>ll)be" f<Om lie as Co nty will be accepted The cert I ed cftck or bond sub3 Mil•• North of Pomeroy who attended the meet ng were Mrs James F.u er Mrs Ernest Co. milled with the b d wiU be held On Rt 33 C•ll Wm Gru••r ert Mrs N a n Moore Geneva as 4 guarantf'e that If the proposal Joachim Luc Ie Sm th and Nel Js •~ep ed a contract WJU be en tered Into Cert t ed cbecta or bonds w II be returned to all b cf. dtrs after he contract h,.s }teen entered nto and secured by a performance bond ot 100% of the an ount of the contract wtth 1 saha:fac ory surety for the faJthttP performance of the wark A.ttent on of he b dder is calJed tq the const ud on regulation!l whJt::h 4re c uded n the proposal documents NO b dder !Jlay Wlth Meet seasonal expens~ w th a draw b s b d for l per qd of 3() ctmveruent cash loan on s g dfys n11 ure only CAr or fum ture The r ght reserved by the 1 t p serv ce phone fi sL VUlage of R ll ln)d to rejeet any or all b d~ a rl o wa1ve nformali$25 to $1000 es S1xteen Attend Esther C1rcle's Recent Meehng Alp;ha Om1cron Yule Program Meehng Held merchand~~··~w~il~o~u~l~e~'~''~·~~~ ~~~]~~;:,;:;,~~~,_'1l~te'_"V~a~~· RDdney Down1nq INSURANCE AGENCY Fir. Automobile H••ith ACCIDENT Life Ca,ualty ,.nd Bond• Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT OHIO PHONES 6311 61- MAX WA:Rtl 1 Kai (Iindy Nfanager 300 W Serond SL -Phone 43Z Pomeroy HourJ Mon Fri 9 5 Sat. 9 J2-0}Jen ftlert.~ngs bu appo xtmtnl loan• illllde to ,. d•nb Of n-alty towna he& The Board of Trustees of Public Ml@!1S of the ViU~ ol Rutland Ohio by VernoD W~r ~' (\!jl? 28 2tp P~lly SenljneJ Pomeroy ~1ddleport 9 ~ 111 1 m \1 llaiq Slje,f, l)wtllnflon W The annu11J Ohrl& mas puty of ~e fh rd Vr day club IUB held .jday even1og at U e llo e) Mar ho at V11 Chtrle• Fredenek Johnaon who re1 del 't 3~J fll" W 19th Ter r~ce M ami Florida Wilbur Clay Johnson who ret,ides at il380 N W lOtb Terraee JIJIJDJ FJor da John lrid Jotmaon wbo resides al 1521 S W 7th St Apt 3 M'am rtond11 EveJyn Rutll Prel!korn '!lobo reatdet: at 16803 Dalph n De trod 19 M chi11n Cbarl re VlC cbio wbp reside. at 1~ Wyom ina Detroit • lf.lcJuun Homer L"'hapman whose addre11 11 un known and cannot be •a:certa ned w II like noUce tha.t Ethel M Stou u Admin ilrttnx or the est&te of FraDct.l W Parker also known ns Frankte Parker deAnna FowiJr whose address sun known and cannot be aJCerta ned ceased on the 1'7tb day of Novem ber J11M. flied her pet on m the Probate Court with n and for the County of Melfa State of Oh o alleglni that the personal estate ot sa d deeedent fs msutr c ent to pay her debts and the cbarges of admm 11ter ng her estate hal sa1d deeenden died seized m fee s m pie Of thP (oiJOWIIlg real estate The tollowlftg real esta e a tu 1te n the County of Me gs m the Stale of Ohio and D the Township or Orange See 6 Town 4 Range 12 a d bounded and dHcr bed aa: follows viz » Be ng n the Southeast quarter of Bald See 6 Town f Range 12 Beg~nn ng at the Southwest corner or Lot No t8 m the V I age or MartinaVtJI~ tl)enC'e East 11 rods thence North 5 rods to the East way th,ence West along sa1d East way 11 rod'l to the road leadmg from Ches er to Coolvll e thenc:e South along s<ud road ~ rods to the place of beg mung and kllowo as Lot No 19 n said V Uage of MarUnsv lle cont.ainm,g ~ acre more or len See Vol 44 P.age 7~ Deed. Record of Me IS County Ob o Also the ronowmg real estate n the Southeast quarter of Sec 6 Town • Range 12 Orange ToWD sh p Me gs County OIJjo Begl~ n Jli ~t the Southeast 1!0r11er Of Lot No 20 tn ~d ViUa,e of U:ar tlruvllle thence ~ast f1ve and one ba1f (~~ rods thence North 10 rods the~ce Wt;!st to the North east corner of Lot No 19 thence South to thP. Pl¥ee of beg nr. n1 ho den of the Pomeroy Nat ooal Bank of Pomeroy Ohio tor the e!ect on or dtrectors Uld the tran&tt on of .aDy other bUJUJess hat may come before the meeting w I] be held at the office of said PomeNational Barak on January 8 at330pm EDISON JIOBSTETI"EII Prell dept 310172431 )76te JFOR 8JtLfl All Sloes- All Prlzoo Swatzels ASHLAND SERVICE STATION W Main Pomorpy OPTOMIITR liT N W. COMPTON, 0. D, But Curt &lroet, p Oiflee a...., t to u z to s 1a- • N- .. 'l'll1ln.l Y~$ ... Mrs Chrls!Dtal Shopper YOU ~tll have m01e hme for your Chnsbnas shoppmg and wtth the com(ortabll' feeling that your clothes bemg expertly laundned by us We combine moderp. eqmpment skill and ~pello 1ence to bnng you the deaJI. ost waq you ever bad 'am! it ctfsts very little Class 12 C~rcle Chnstmas Party To Be Wednesday Class 12 C1rcle of the W S C S of Heath Mcthodtst Church wtll have the r annual Cbr111tmas party al the borne of Mrs 1\f L French on Wcdpes.da) even ng Dee 19 a 8 p m Members are to br ng eontr but ons for baske s for needy fam ly and Ch stmas g fts w II be ex changed Mrs Fo esl Bach el s dev.ot onal leader and M ss Bern ce Bowen n charge of the program Hostesses are Mrs James CrtsweU Mrs E.ul Kn ght Mr James S mpson M s Glenn Lambert Mrs Roland LeVaughn and M s French OIRISTMAS TREES NOTICE The annual meeting or the stock arr ' CALL 122 Tri -Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry Mill Street Middleport Ohlo Pomeroy Oltli0 S...Ud Street • ---your 1rash problem right her~ • d d 4 /u1 eleetrie l11<tnen 10< "'II d..,... <I anyllung lhat burnt rap ( • aewspapen. table scraJH-)1151 .bout OTerytltll!l bot bo1tleo ,.d "'"' Ally'• do JS toss your trash mto tht elcctnc nemerator Quie1Iy auloma cally wilhoul odon ft reducet ueryth n&: to a handful of r clean diJ powder lhat makes e excellent Ceml zer I wn t •r ~ope ft~riMre Jnfo 1111 on on how you can lr.'vt th s modera labor H: "1!: appl Mt!'f Ill }'O'IIitomo. ••he �-•:e st ' 'l \ The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MA!!pN AIIEA tJ(tiARU S. OWijN - GENERAL MANAGER IIJNOLD ~ GREENE - EDITOR Pomeroy Obio. Entered u aetOnd clau 2-Da~ly Daily Sentinel Day Book WSAZ..-TV Channei:J il ra.&lhnJ matter at the POat ofr ce at ~bllsMo even lft#nlaqo ez:eept s anday by The Oh o VaUer •nti~Jnc \ -.1: llb M:Mblnfc St Pomeroy 0 Bus nt'ss off e phone o:Ata e4 tOrtal ortlee ph~e 397 N4Uooal ldvuttain& repre,entat ve Bo 8f3 LeJ)I)Jion Ave .. New Yqr~ City 16 N Y Monday D n Dong School Th Pr ce Is H ght Home T c Tac Dough J Could Be "i Oll Current As the Chn:stmas season approaches once aga n \.\ 1th 1ts overtones of JOy ans ng from the spmt of g1vmg msptred bv the anctent arrav~l on earth of the Savor we would comment upon a plan the Pomeroy Lions club hiJ nvoked for Wednes day Surely more famJhes of our town s and rural s noundmg areas m ght p1ck up the same plan and spread much more good feehng as a pebb e pushes wavelets outwa d f1om 1ts pomt of lan!J ng m the water Lions thJs week are planning to mv1te to th e1r noonday lun cheon and Chrtslmas pally oldsters \ ho have for some rea son or another fallen by the wayside of the rna nstream of commumty hfe In short they may or n ay not be lonesome dependmg upon the mner resources with \\ h1 ch they came m to later hfe We would suppose that most elderly folks w th out close relatives hvmg alone would apprec1ate a gesture of fnendlmess m th1s Chnstmas season In this sense ~he LIOn~ a1 t) to perform an iJC't that IS pure be cause Jt 1s an outward movement of human feeling It as an ex tens~n of the umversaJ sense of good w 11 to an men Should the L1ons be the only persons to exert this expres: s1on of gJVing' By no means Perhaps If }OU l1ve 1n town down fhe street but a shOrt l11s tance Is a person who would appreciate more than you know an mvitahon to dmner some evenmg on a day before Chnst mas 01 during the v.eek between Christmas and New Ye.ar s Day Most fam1hes hke t0 be together dunng the Day ttself or w th nv1ted clo~e fnends There are manv other days that would suff1ce Just as well for this act of fnendllness Who knows but that we might fmd ourselves manv inter estmg new fnends by making such a move n the spmt of M and M s I awrence n chie spen Fr day and Saturday at W Chnstmas' Experts m the science of psychology have proved that hu I amstown W Va v s L ng Mrs man feelmg when expressed or acted out to others with ab LR tlihatt paren s Mr and Mrs F soluteiy no greedy hope for gain by the giVer from the rece v Wm Ch ders of Ph lo 'r sllt'd er benefits the grvn more than the receiver For example try some!tme beJpln~ a person down on hts here eet>ntl) with h s luck struck by real misfortune Do 1t m a way that me.ans Ore and Ola Ch ders some kmd of real sacnf1ce to yourself and cauhon h1m that Th \\1 scs of he Reedsv lle ME the fact vou helped him and that the nature of your help 15 a Chu h w h o hank al who secret He is to telJ no one And see what the act of your aut helpe-d ake he ba2.anr and J t ney ~uppe a s ccess No rea:ular does for vou the g1ver mee n~~: of he soc ely w 11 be Thus 1t 1s m such a spmt that the Christmas season Is best held Decemb r but the Cbr st carraed out If the Chnstmas story means nothing else 1t mas part w be held at thfJ sociis out the wholesomeness of personal sacrlf1ce Everyone home of Mr Ca I Buck ey on Dec ()f us has an opportumty to make this sp r1t a reality m our ember 18 In observanc of lhe 86th b rth own little corner of day to day hvlnr, Let us look around ftlr day of Mr I e I ho nl'l5 a lam someone to shower it upon Win Turkeys In Bowling Doubles Handicap Meet BQWLINO JiiGHLIGHTS on lop in ll e ro I for k 'I yJs c day after oon n A T k y Bowl that aaw 48 kt>.!( l'rs v e for ho ors n a hand ap doul e tourney The tournr-y wa !ll't up n two sr.rtlonJ wl h 12 am~ I 1 g ut 1 ()() p m an 1 o her c 12 a t300 pm rrull Lett Thur1hy In the lnduJtrlal L•ftu. 'unit Glbb• bliuma the flnt bowr.r In 1....,. competition ttl Pi&k up the 7 10 Jpllt loll ng wUh the LIHJ on Allay four ~unle left t¥ 710 Heo flrell at the &evan ,be pin 11ft attempted pkk up •lamtntd It Into the lc ck b•ck •nd thpn .tf tht culhlctn anc1 It re -.unllq "' te tht •ll•v to hit 10 pJn AI hed prnloutly pJclce~ up tftt alnMKt lmpottlbla •fiJt Su»!f'!!;g,J , 00 ~ 10 !ie'ff ·~ f/.1>#0 ~ 0 ; 00 o , •• B~ TI!!D W 1o10 ~·-m an lji~'~" ~~~ rl'r !z oo liliW lim 1210 Sip (lfl *'• In I MI•M Doul:tl•• t.urney Today r rf€'" T me D ng Dong Sc ool 0 OThePr e sHght J 00 Hon U{10 12 00 T c Tac Dough 12 30 I Could Be You 1 00 C rren 2 00 Parsons SJud,. 2 30 Tenne.siee Eprie Ford 3 00 Mat nee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Day 4 4~ Mod rn Romancea: Comedy T me 5 00 5 :10 The Aunt Dru Show 6 00 Halls of Ivy 6 30 News l c ure 6 45 Sporls Eye & Weathet"CaBt 7 00 Grande Ole Opry 7 ::10 Jcmathan W nters Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The Big Surprise 8 30 Noah.s Ark 9 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 30 Arm~"'trong C rc1e Theatre JO 30 A Mart Called X II 00 ~eW!I 11 15 Weatheftast II 0 Press Box 11 30 Ton ght 1 12 30 S gn Off WCHS..-l'V Channe~ 8 E~ECT~ C~~~ TQ MfET The Ele.ct.a CirclE! or tile B ij: Sanborn M SSlOnary Soc et.¥ Qf tb WllHJ ~l•ton F rst Bapt st ~rch wiiJ .Qltet Tues • ~ ~Pit!• I'Jfl'll!l doy .... PB •t Ill• twn.. or l!n 'Cec I ijratjbury and th,e Dorcas • 00 ~i'li!:'t Gmy ,.,, Crrcle w 11 meet il/,e even ng 10 .~ .. 30 Art!!w ~dl/•1 ll!ll¥li'f D .. vvw I ••.Lif -w ~If ' Y4 .lJ'jNIYERS~Y Dl,l!ll !l !II~P NEW Commentary I; In celebrJ.loLYIJ ol ~ ~ An *' ""' bofll' ol l!ro I!IY,rnrf ,r tf>e '+IIIH!<II> d*' a!14 ~leclj')c (:ljJII»flll' ~~ ll>W Jr On rna buffe 1 nner was held De cember 10 and 12 at the Pt Plea sa.nt Moose Hal lor tbe Ph I p Sporn emplo)ees and the r \\ ves and rr ends By CHAillES M McCANN A 5pec al color move was Unlt•d Preu Staff Co ,..spond•nt sho VI' on I e 50 year h story o Ch nese Commun st Prem e th e AI.&E S stem Chet Haddox Chou En La w II be watching the and h s o chestra prov ded mus c news from he U n ted States C'lose for dane ng unt 12 p m Se eral ly th1s week door pr zes wer~ awarded each Chou s f enrl Pr me M n ster even ng and a good atlendanee Jawaharlal Nehru of Ind a is co bO h days rerr ng w h Ire dent E senhower n Gettysbu Pa oday Nehru w I be In Wash ng on LEGION AUXILIARY ME&'TS Tuesday and VVedne day 1 he Ame can Leg on Aux ary It s known tha Nehru hope o rnt't at the Leg on Hall on Mon persuade Pres den Eisen I ow r day even ng Du ng the bus ness that h.E> I e ha orne to re v. Amer can pol y loward R e d mee ng t was oted to send $5 donations to f ve d fferent Veler Ch na ans Hosp tals Pans were comp et ed for the Vete ans Cbl d n s There are pcrs 1:1 ent reports hat party to be he d Dec 23 t 1 p m CJ ou to help th ng a ong may The group enJU} c a pot uck d n ar nounce Ill any mt' tl a h s gov ner and a g f e:-: ha ge was he d nne ready o re ea e 10 The door p e was won by Mrs Amer cans mpr soned <. h no Sy " a Stewa t of Mason others a tendwg we e I owena Roush Mrs Kather ne Ernb ton M s Ivan Shawver Mrs JOJh y Roush Mrs Nora Tr pp M s Iva Capebu. t Mrs Fred Roush M s Freda Hart Mrs Ever Ro sh M s Sy b I Sm lh Mrs F o lt'r W aver lncrene Chhtet lnflu•nce Mrs W am Roush Mrs W I am 1 ht>re s no doubt 11 o that Ro sh Mrs Ar h Say e M s Chou ~ flo ng to ns e ha hls Thelma Capehart Mrs C C ('Ollntl) t tead or So Russia Montgomery Mrs Norman Mont w II be he- cad ng nr u n e tn gomery M s NDom Hnush .Mrs Eut Asia H C Roney Mrs Har ld Ze k e Mrs Nelson Roush Mrs Gran1 Nehru s v s t to the Un d States Roush M s P rl War h Mrs na com s at a mo11t mpo time vid Fields Jr Mn F rPd Johnsun for he Chi es~ Red!. Mrs Mary Walsh and Mrs Mary Japan has s gned 11 pea r agree F Housh ment w lh nusala and almoat SURPRISE PARTY HILl;) 11ure P e elected to membership 'Mrs R•Y Clark honored her n the Un td Nations th week son Bil y at the r home Monday 1h wlloetheina ste-p in e en ng w th a surp He b rthday resto tng Japan to I ull !!latus as party G ns were rece ved gamP-s a wo:ld power and a.s thr result played an refreshments wt:re he (! w I) 'Je a new s tuat on m ser ed to the twenty f ve guests F'ar Eastern relat10nsh ps present ~ E CHILDREN Jol n AN EASY TRIP FISHKILL N Y - Frank Os terc of nearby Osborne H U bun d ed h mself up for a hun lng tr p nto he wood~ H~ had o led h ~ r ne and te~~ted It the n wht be fore He got only 300 fe from the front door when hi'! sijJ!Iled and Rhot a rleer ••~~~< oo Davi4 0"!1 1) 10 Slf'J,Iie II l!i.eb 12 00 Vil!fnt Wy 12 l~ 12 30 been o dered by he Westm nster 12 U 1 00 You h F owsh p of he F rs Pres 1 30 by er an Chu ch and w 11 be de v 2 00 ered as Chr s maR g I s to ilh 2 30 n ne nbers of the t:hurch th l:i 3 00 week M and Mn Judson Wh e are ad sors of the WYF The 3 30 4 00 young people also plan o go carol f 15 nJ.\ Tue day even 1: 4 30 I . w FLOWERS fOR SHUT INS 1~o~.e-n y f ve po nse a p a s ha The News BROWN SOMEHVIII I< S lk n J o WSAZ: S iR On Smlth..Coronl:! TYPEWTUTER eon tact Janet Manuel R1:1c o.e or Phone 3739 12 13 6tc ..... J cents per word oae D- FIREWOOD FOR SALE See Wm aetU.o~a lllntm~ c.harl& t50c.-- l R d!ord or Harold Blackston 4 eeo't.l pet word ror three coo Rock Spr ats or pl one B!i2 J lec:Utb•e lrlll9 t ODI 11 14 l no-p ~ -uoe montA tor ~ c•DQ ~11 pe rate -· or 2 cents per word w II be cbtrged for adverUslo.g If not paid fDr bef.:n"e the 21Uh of each mor1th followjq in.,~q.o In A4V9ftl!'fng'--SJtqUIII bo reported mmedlately The "DallY Sentinel wi.Q npt be re~poaslbl• lo'l more than ooe Incorrect 1n p, aertifn ~"' or n.w , •• "P<'Ifl N<>tloes of Evi>llts printP.it at regu lar class fied rat~ Obltuar t'S "PUbliahep .n 1 c:ent- :w.ord -I ' - •"otiCI"S 'l'VRKEY lind HAM SHOOT Ra cine Plann n~ M 11 D~ ~3 Nekt American Leglon Me~t ng Dec 20 1217-6tc .VY YOUR --B :-~\IL ::--E:CR:-TW ==INc:E NOW CQarge off to Ut s rf'a s busVtess Blnck $811J Pre n lu,. $.'1 50 Goo<J $600 Quantit) dbcount Fuitoll Thompson Tractor Sa es Pomeroy 1-.17 t2tc SEE US ABOUT A FREE PAINT job for your tractor Tractor Sales NEW ARRIVAL M and Mrs Robe t S ewa 0 iiddy DeVol Mason lire a no n ng b b rt~ o( an e ght poun e gh ounce son Wayn e Andrew a he Mason C1 n c on F day GrAndpa :1 s a e Mr and M s Robe t S ewarl Mason and Ha ey D Vol Co urn bus (1 eat gran:1 8 ent 1d M M 8 nc u e r on P s 0 L ren DeVol M ner Mrs S ewar Mason and And w Ste wart PLAN Cj-IRISTMAS PARTY Gro up I of the Worn n s As5oc a on of he F rs Presby e an 5 00 LOve of t.:ite Search for Tomorrow GuicUn~ l.Jgbt Kat t s Kitchen As the World Turn! Our MlSS Brooks Houseparty Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Br ihter Day Secret Storm Edge or N gtat 1he Ear y Show 6 25 Lea Paul &: Mary Ford 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Spo ts Parade 6 55 Weath~rman 7 00 Press Conference ~ 7 15 Douli:las Edwards 7 30 Rob nhoo1 8 00 Burns & AIIP.n 8 30 Ta1enl Scouts 9 00 I Love 'Lue-y 9 30 December Br1de 10 00 Stud o On~ It 00 Up to the M nute News II 05 Scann ng the Weather 1110 TheLaeShow 11 30 S1gn 01! Church w have he r Ch stmas pa ty n thl" chur h so al rpnms on Tuesday even ng at 7 30 p m H os les~es are M s Far r E ew ne Mrs Lucy Gregg M s Russell Lyons anrt M s Roscof' F fe The ~ONDAY n mi:lers; W I have 11 g r 'I{Cha GC 1144 S gn On dur ng thP- par y 114~ Cartoon Club 12 10 Noon News 12 15 Ne gbbors Mov Matinee ~~~ )bdday Fern n ne Touch TUESDAY WCH$ Charleaton 8 00 Capta n Kanagroo Morn ng Show Gerry Mnore 10 30 Arthur Godtrey 1 30 Str b Jt Rich 12 00 Vtlhant Lady 12 1:5 L ve of Ltfe 12 30 ~earch for Tomorro1J 12 45 Gu d ng Llgbt 1 00 Kat e s K.itchf n 1 30 As the Wor~d Tur01 2 00 Our M ss Brooks 2 30 House party 3 00 B g Payort 3 30 Bob Crosby Sho\l' f 00 Br ghter Da.v 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5 00 The Early Show 6 25 Les _.Paul & Mary Fotd 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 M Weatherman 7 00 Art Linkletter & the Ktdi 7 IS Dougbs Edwards 7 30 Grand Ole Opry ti 00 Phil Silvers Show 9 00 10 00 8 30 The Brot1fer!l"' 9 00 V dor Borge 10 00 $64 000 Que!tiOn to 30 Do You Trud Your WUe 11 00 UP To The Minute News 11 0:5 Scann ng the Weather 11 JO The Late Show UIO FemJn ne Touc-h WHTN-TV Chonnol13 15 L1berace ~ 2 4~ L fe W tb Elizabeth lm Fe.llt v:~.l Supf'1' Serial T me Mickey Mouse Club Cartoon Club Five Star Flaal Kuk a Fran & Ollle Jobn Daly and Newt Franke Lane 300 Afternoon F 43(1 5<10 00 IIJ 00 CHRISTMAS PARTY HILD The Go cJI'!n Rule Sunday School Class of the St Paul Lutheran Church held t}Jear C.bnstmu pM'ty in lhe fiQCial rooms or the Cllureh 715 7 30 TU~·QAY WHT!f 11 44 Slsn on Ch.,-looton 1J 45 Cai't'(li/D Club 12 30 M dday Matinee 2 00 Llberace 2 4:5 Life Wltb Elizabeth 3 00 Afternoon F Im Festival • SC. Super Serial T me B 00 )f ctey Mouse Club 6 00 Ca.rtoon Club 6 30 Five Star Final 7 00 Kukla Fran: & Ollie 't 15 lobo Daly 6: tbe NfWI 7 80 Conflict 8 30 WYOtt Earp 0 00 Broken Arrow 9 30 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre 10 00 Polka T1me 8 00 1Janny 1'hom.s Show 4 so Vo.tte of F restone _ _ _ Fur her Japa11 ls 1,mde goinl a t 00 Sberlotk Holm.. 10 30 Spy cha ge Jn I ~ lea.dera:hip r emler - - - - - - - - - - - - - . on Thu sday even ng The srov.p 8 3fl Lawreace Welk Top Tunas 11 00 News sang Christmas carols and a grab IC'h c Hatorame has an OUllCed •' 11 15 Myatrey Tbeatre ha he w I realan WI! elday bag was held for tho chtldren of lQ 3b M~k Sl,ber mean more men e.n I women o serve as prec net e cct on orr co s Boar tR •C Elect on11 r por d ff ull} now n securing enough elect on otrlc 11ls We comm nd he ast army ot persona wbo .!lerve• o Novl'mber 6 The rs w11s u p b I c nrvice akin to jury d ly WI' hope our good Oh o e l('ns w cont n e to be w II ng to Sf'rve lhe r commun ty state Dnd na Uon In the conduct of ele- 1 n ~ w The r ling Liberal Den ocratic Coalition Partr has p eked Tnm~an lshlbash as h s su~essor J E H l.shJbasb <Jtrona:ly ravor elo!¥'1' Japaneae rei•Uons with Re t. hina and espcdally closer trade rela ons Hado I l1hlb11hl Ltll F ltndly Ish ha11h also is regarded as be ng m ch less Crlendly to 1:1 Un•t ed Slates than Hatoyama s Thu• Choo s likely !Oon o try o build up Japa 1es .( h nl' rela ••• This bu Jslup I kt tbat el where n East "-'If!. wUI be Ill It :~ ln parl ut ltu~'~tl s expense Jtpe.u probably will mal taln aood r~tatlons with U e Un ted Statu But tt will be- much n ore IJJdepemten' In lll pohcy Also Ja pan Is essenU•IIy an As a coun try Establllh{Denl of trade- and d plomah~ rel•tlons wlith Commu n ~t Ch na would lUper up a vut natura m•rket r o r Jw.paneae aood~ and would alter the present pol ttr•l a.IJ: ment tn the Far Ea•t materially ~ebru no doubt will point o~ all this to President E senhower 111 amon, the reasons Wh)' t wou}# be advtsabt, tor tb! Ynlted States to start t\ai):l:tlnl l~ut eha a r~F ts own Ch.tna policy Tbet'f' is no lnd eatlon lro5 Washington that tbe Pre11ideD1 even con5l(trlne IQY rhan(le 1 this Uma But China w th t1 q ml!llon rople CIR not be gnorti for eve A cltan1e is bound ap eome aoma time 990 On your Dial 1 ' I Your tSt,~nrise To the member~ Dessert was served the group and those attend n,l were Pastor and Mrs Raymoni Peters Greg and Glor a Mr and Mrs Bob Layne and Harr et and Ho ly Mr nnd Mrs Carroll Adams and Bruce Mr and Mrs BJU Russel Dav d and 8 ren Mr & Mra 8 II lobr ston Nan & &David Mrs D.anny Workm m & sons Mn Everett Rot sh and dau1hters .Mrs Nels~n Rollih and •on• and Mrs Roland Kart and Debbie Gt.IP!IN CLUt MJITS TPe New Haven Garden Club J)let TburadliiY evenl~• '' the A.~~ uUJ.e., MeJPDrlil! ClUbhouse with Mrs F A Batey Mr1 J L Stew art and Mrs Watd t;unnlnJham aa boatesses It was their annual Christmf.s p..-ty w th a a:1n ex ehana:e Durma: he busmess seqlon lll'a P J Wolpert presided The an nual Chrntmaa I 1ht 01 contelf. w.as dlscusaed •nd it was announct d the pr.u:es have been collected Also the Christmas Flower Show waa dia:eusst~ and • letter of •P. precJallon 'rom the judaea wu re~ A M~er from the Joy TO)' ~ll4 at _.uto11 was read and a eolleetlon wu t-11Een to be donated ,., um w'lfl/ly ..... The 1$17 ealeD4ff' ..,.-e et"n to ea.::b. I m,owi>.tir wr.. !1PII..~ Roush pvo 1 lalk on ·"'tloiiS. Dozen and demonsthl ted how a dozen flow'"' could 1M IY"!I lq dl!fefenl liolle~» arran,.. menlo II!• P!tll !'Oin,ell ta•o Ute •oadtnJ "Ll'"e~ l\.I)Jel• a~d Pr' aro~p _.I)J with !Ira 1'010ell a....,jiaiiJlne at the plono. •arOI• 11 00 News or He N ght II 15 My•tery Thoat.• 12 15 Siln (Jll 12 1P Noon News 12 15 :rtehrbbors lllr£. A D Hume due ng the week Mtl Herman Layne WOTI the pret t est package prtze Tho,. attend ng were lhose al ready named •nd Mrs R F Bryant Mn Floyd c••mack tor" w tuam Chisler Mrs H L Dyer Mra Don aid F o 1 l e s .)n e Mrs Clyde Foley Mrs James Hampton Miss Goldye Hart Mrs Paul Render son Mn A D Hume Mrs Hugo JuhUna Mrs Harry Layne .Mrs A K Mt!Clung Mrs W R Prof flU Mrs L C ROU§h Mrs Otte Roush Mt E L. Sletn Mrs W T ~one Mrs B R Vance Mrs Howard Wagen!lals Mrs. W T Stone Mrs A 8 Woodrum Mrs W~tt Chadwell and Mrs K J Scott en~ llr .and Mrs. John Morgan v s t ed Mrs Morgan s uncle B 11 J vi lien Sundav who s a patient at Hober Hosphal Mrs Gale M:n-gan of Martina Ferry Ohto s v sitina: her daugh ter and family tbia week Mr and Mra Paul Scally Sandr~o~. Roush and Iter room ~,te Jane Awtm wbo are stu denta at Mll'&hall College spent the "feek end berc. with beJ" parllr and Mrs Edwtn ttousb WJre buSiness VISJtors n ParketsbW'f on tfond&f Mr 1~ Mr• BJrrt Montpllllery ql Los Angeles C1Hf are spend IAssembJ y HeJd j J H J'd n 0 1 ay \Vay At Chester Qigh f: Songs read ng.s apd a tllrp were m the ~'P t of the HoJ;day season wht'n a Chr stmas A~fWlbly ((lr grades 6 12 :.yas held Fp.d!'Y at C~eJter. schoo Eln~ ~e~ng dlrple Qll,~ at 1st P~one 1~4 panopolls _ 12 14 lite ON AND Af'Tt;r. miS DATE December J3 1956 I w11J not be reS.PI»!S ble fot any debts ~ontracied by any one other than myse f I awrenee A Napper 12 14 3tp LIKE TO KEEP TWO nice ladlt-s In our home \\ r eMrs Jdoo a Johnson Portland WOULD 11 D 12 11-<ltp CLOSE-OUT on aH used sew ng mach ne We repa r all mod s New mach ne w th 20 year w ten guarantee $100 ade n a lowance qn 9lil mat4Jne, Phone I21Hitc 909-J SEE THE NEW DeLEVAL EULK MJLK COOLER Fulton Thomp son East Mam St 11 28 1moc ~plot' WHEEL A!JGK.n:NT ~ and brake\ &l!lrvlct JhCk.ett'l Saret, ~emee. We!!. MaiD street Pomtror OhiQ. ---IA¥1 Dfi)N'T YOU "NOW? liter 1 w1U Z(ve- .."'11 the best trade q f11111i~ or aoDl an- Cit& • ft.tf 181 Auto Soles -=--~ 1962 FORD V elo a 2 dr Hard top Fordomat c extra good ior model $895 00 Blaettnar s Porn eroy 12 13 6 c 1852 BUICK S~ al 2 dr Sedan Dynaflow <lr ve one local owner $'79!1 00 Blaettnar s Pomeroy 12 13 8tc "" Busmess ------ (20 8) 1nsurance Real Estate (21) JUNK CO co IIIU IJ'I'I]DEJI~ 3 dr VB Hy dramatic dliye heat<.T very caUl op.e owner $49100 Pomerof llotot Co 11 28 tl "RBI Auw ~•r:vlc11111 (9) For Sc;ie .,=.:_::,_,---,-- -.,18' :1. DODGJI.a.YJ.!Otml 011:.\L 1:1111. Ktl Frijidfl re MANGLE large size ~e as neW fbone 285 12 14 2tc An Shop M ddleIzaak Walton HEREFORD BULL service age $100 po Rl!ymond Tearo d M!n- ersvllle n 1 next to Chester 12-)htP WP,en people SIJ.ddCQ.IY face b~ l'e~Vfment the serv,ce of a Lr Jst wohbY funeral dii'ector Is in 1 pensable They also welcome he Informal on and counsel rece v ed at Songs bY the assembly were Joy To The World SUver Be Is and the carol Silent N ght all led bY Mra Allee Neue. A ICJ' pture readmg waf •lven b.y John Ket!er and BjieJ.aNe Nl chols gave a reading J(~epiq Chnstmas Mrs Nease C! rected the glrll l!ft club IP two DUDI~ ~nter Wonde•)an~ and Wblto Chrlil mas The f lm title "... ~ Ut tle•t Anal!l.l Donna F~'*er the clo:11 ng pray~r In an afternoon were suna an4 the so shown. .d liiGS CIIIMIOLilT 4 dr ' tone bluJ - tin~h. leD a"'l~ beater Cleao fftt 00 Pomeroy Motor 11 28 tl t. B. RAWLING SONS CO - tl WJ"'tCbr Senlee oa, l'lloae 1122'1 Nllbl Pbcme . . . pqp~lu ---- - 11 28 u The program waa annOJ,J:ed by nooald Van Meter an!J the rocess onal 0 Come All Ye ta thful" was sung w th Jariet KniJbt, plan st gradet 1 ~ 1) Wanted To 13uy 2 dr Dlx Sedan Orlg nat green i msh $41:m 00 Blaettnar " Pomeroy 12 13 6tc FARM - 153 acres fo me ly known as the Harl Musse plac 1956 BUICK Spec al 2 dr Dlx w th go~ 7 oom home w th Sedan D) !laflow dr ve low mileba h gal beat ng Ia ge \era da age L ke new $2595 00 Blaett E~ce lent basement barn 3tlx56 nar s Pon eroy 12 13 6tc s lo m khouse implement shed ~ PON'JIIA.G 2 dr Sedan Orig poultry house 24x70 a l w th good roofs 40 lf,cres t liable :lrial f1hish e,reful owner $1091. with ba ance n we I fenced blue 'lal)ttnar s. Pomeroy 12 13 6te grass pasture On good gravel Ji~ CJJEVR:Ol..ET 4 dr 210 Sedan road to be blacktooped soon J:P1a aood ruJ;I~r origtoal grey Only 1 mtle to Ha onv lie finiSh ape& 00 Blaettnar • with schools churches and Pomeroy 12 13 6tc stores $12 000 00 PHONE 100 Y t9M CHEVROLET 4 dr sedan V8 .DX 229 121 15 3 motor with overdrive radio heater scat eovers dark green fm1sh $1745 00 Pomeroy Motor WE BUY co 11 28 tf STRUCTURAL I ~EAMS 19&3 FORD 4 dr lovely cream SCRAP liON- MET.l~S and beiae Cftlltomllne V8 motor aun vilor adio hcatar seat OHIO VALLEY covers Fordomatic and Contln ental trim $1086 00 Pomeroy ltM BUICK f dr hard top beautt ful 3 tone green fimsh wRite wall tl'tes low mileage dyna flow rad o heater $2295 00 Pomeroy Motor Co 11 28 tf "Windows Of Christmas" Given By Sugar Run School Childr~Jl 1h op a W ndowa f Ch ll " f csen l'd Fr day (I c <'n 1o: h Sugar Run S huul u th Po n oy Jun o 1i ~:h S< I o RAW FURS and Dee! aud u u Thr u de OPt're 11 Carl Che a l e LonJ on a ~;to ~ 11Z71 Ot) IJt ng r 3 by a 1 tt g 1 a c s were Ph) s elde I 14 I For Re:::nt _::__ _ of Chu thP f tl lgt' c d en Jan Dro~o~. Ia y mth('r ot Phyll!) 3 ROOM ~PASTMENT and Sl cp. A len Dow e Shf'l y ou gpr ~ s n.: rooms all 388 Y 1217 CC 31.:._P_ _ _ _ - - - It> Hrend I o 1;1 Th Chr sln as Sp Ca o yn Vau~han who pre T\\ 0 ROOM AND FOUR ROOM sen ed a solo Glenda a l le g r apar !Jl~n s close n J,Own 127 ho r arts hl' stpry Par c 4 1J n Bu le nut 12 Il 121 ness len a s mother Kay Co n p on L le I os Ca d Nancy V~tn 6 ROOM DUPLEX located In wage v.ho a lso pr£"s d a so o Sugar Run Phone 374-J S ow Man Bobby Uuck 12 4 tf Chr ma <'a ds representing Snn a C au Dav d Gordon Chr s or rent - 1!: ectr c wallpa~: steamer <; inton F 11be M 11 n as tree I o ng vaughan Ch dleport Pb J260-X 11 l I mns ca dlcs Do na Crow Pan n 0 Dr en a d Ja e S nith ho y FO,R SALE Pearl &'Jrby R~l Es- wrea hg Cha les Bax cr B~.>ce tate RutJa.od 'l'pwnship 31 S n h Bernes Men hen nnd Joel aCres bouse barn aDd out Bont>v the Chr st nas star repre buildings 6ee Geo11ge A Metn- s ng he old card Pa S) Fultz tmrt Adm,m strator 6-1-tt h Chr st nas s ar represent ng w ca d Ton n S e Thomp Por r•nt--kte~Woa ~den, h Scaffold Boards Drep Cloth&. Mar H ncl f'Y Sand a Thomas CUnton FWoer lllddfeport. Phone 6265-X. 111-tf and Sa a Kathryn Morar ty wf'rf' the Ch stmas bells on the cards ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT One John Andersen t e candy cane 8 room house Newly d9Corated Linda Darnell Thurma Vaughan ns de anti out A N Bengtl and Rue a ~ el the Chr stmas Poml!l'oy 11 1 tf stock ngs Bessie Watson tbc po n a and George Harr ~ Jo G I (201 5ervlces sett more a d Barry Boyer th<' fire SEPTIC TANKS CJt.;ss POOLS and place oJJt houses cleaned complete In The carolers were Robert Emler stalat on free mspect on rea.s he f rst speaker Donna Huuck onable pr ~es chemical serv ce the s ond speaker Nancy Ash and acuum equ pment All sep S c Buck ev B lly N1ct ols and t c tanks and cess pool,s guar anteed for one year S & H San M ehael Cu hbertson Pup Is of the t.tary ServJCe Pbonc Jackaon f rsl grade represen ed the HOI y es and were Donna Jean 1075 ToU charges call collecL Sp Sm th R ky C lmore l<lr ng Vaug 24 b>Jur sc vtce no extr charge up o50mles 1130lmoe han J m e Anderson Penny Ha}ea John Goodw n Jf'ffrey QU!CK SERVICE on WaU!b ft.e, Burt Gre.k(o y Goodn te John $pr pairloa: bJ Fattory Trlined ou c F edd e Older M ke Globo watch nak~r COUJNS JEWZ. kar Drema W se Donn e Htart~.~-n g LERS ~"' l-3-U Go Qon o)). son M kc 0 Brien J3obby Hy ~c ll Carre Ken ned RADiu ~ TEU.VISJON SERVICE Sa v Globokar Jon Spence Me o Phone 200 C.1elaod Appll&oee d e Roush Mar y Mo ar Ca hy Stare 118 W MaiD St Pomeroy Fu Pa S ory Pamela C ew and 2-23 tl Tommv T tu The frost b tes were secnnd FOliEMAN & ABBOIT TV SE& VlCE All wakes ReP~Jlred by E1: grade g Is and Included 1 nda pert Teebn r\a011 Phone 6264 Y A h Nancy T tus Sharon Freeman Middleport_ IIS-15-tl C'a o e Grcf'nl:' Barbara W an'> T~rl:'sa Ft tz Peg,!!"y Hoffman Jen SAVE ON YOUR Sllf'E n fer Blake Ma y F anr s an Rae nc Shoe Shop N nry Mank n The erond grade boys we e e eandlu Ne I Co mrr Denn s Boo I Du ny Crow Char es 1\Ju ay E ld e Bn r Joh Har s M h BMoes-Simpeon Insurance Agency n e Ro,ge s Tom M del cport Fir~ A utomob le- a 1 W h 0 nn Drown Ron M cb BonN !Phon• 6315 X 1}.-20-tf Cowan M chile Da :::in o sE' nann \\e Jm and J r COMPI ETE 1nsw.,'lce ProtPctiofl f (; hb t ife Auto- Fll't! Po o CaU Don MiU~ M ddlepnrt Oh o - - - J9il PONTIAC Motor co NEW HAVEN W Va ling three weeks bere vllltina- Mr Mr and Mr~ Raymond Great and Mrs t!l ff Roush and Mr and hOU4e and ehUdren visited Mr and Mra Charles Rouah. Browns 12 1i5 6 c GIVE - NEC'CID or ELNA SEW lNG MACHINES The only 100 % a~to~t~ Ne~hhL v of St1te FOR BLIND 5<>~~,WIP.U 7 ~ Nal PI Cole 7.5 NBC O:ft § 00 Sll ~Jot • ao sta~'l>y 800 Ca~ !19 I ill ~'I ~~~PIJOJ!>tl'f hl' r Chr st ] fl "trt Palfl CIICford and B G uescr w th 1141 a d Daff And r o nd Dav Darat with 1132 II y on the second sh It was \\o ~ nudd g and Cr ckel Sear ! w h 1223 w I newcomcn to t1 c gnn e Bob Flnw en and Perk W14&tJne-r h lil 194 to w h other p r of u keys Spec al door pr ~~~ awa ll"d o each sh It went to B I riJUe lfld KOCkl Oavh Th y we X nas decon ed bask Ls or a~KO ted e..... ~~:~:~ ,; ~~yTJM 5 SO The A1111t P•v Silo!" Laws •• Sec • • Fo r doubles ten n!l caml' o DOO - - - i lly d nner was ser ed on Dec 10 John D d S s on who em Your Electlon Ca mera Goes To School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 MaLinee The<l re 4 00 Qu£>P n IO"or A Day 1 f~ ~94ern Romances An Act In The Chnstmas Spmt ~~ 7 oo g 00 corr{'(' Time 2 00 Tuetday 6 Tod11 nl" l K mba II Inr !I Huntlqton WSAZ: S gn On Su.b&cr ptiqn r!Jit.u DeUvept by carrier where ava able 30 "CeDti ~r week 9fOr _[Nr in ad¥ance at Th.e Da ly Sent n•l off e $15.60 su: IPODthi :57 to three months $3 90 By n o or rou~e where av•llabte i)he moptb $1 By mall ont' year $8 s x mon(h $t 25 thn!t! montliJ. 12..50:: one month &l W nn ng turkey~ ro ll)~S dinner un be f Senttnel Pomeroy M ddleport 0 Dec 15 1958 Trevty F1n1terwold Funeral Home I11addd on they ean securl' q 11l varan~ 144 Butternut Ave ltv Pomeroy Oh10 Lu ~ Jc S't"aekharnmer lliiiJI f KUflPrv fOr wa~ the d eelor oii~Jf pc o a onu uaetlc s aJJlJtl~~ >~A lht;!<J l:lr").Dn rllsl ifad~ ~ <.~l U eb,rl se.colj.d grad~ E e l)hs th.11d Atrad~ M•l ij"IU"tJI Ella LeVo'IS f~llrlh «rade Robl> t llobcrli llfU! a d Jlcjrn "- 1 a ns s dh jtad-r I TlCkcli w~~f ~ d by Robll!rt Robcrl.s an..J taklllg lh e l ckttt "ere M ! ~4Y WQOd~&ard •nd 1\frs LeLand SJ¥on Uto}lerJ tvcre Carol ~Ia m,n Pb} 1s BlackWood L da Moo e a d G lrucJe Ebert~cb Rutland PTA Meeting Held For December The D ~ember meet ng of the Rut and J T A w~s h eld n t}je h gh schoo aud tor urn ret!entl):: The me-et ng was opened by a prayer Jed b the Reverend B4): 84ddle Adrian Canou v ce-pr:• d~nt conducted he mcel nt Tbe me nbe s voted tn buy a g rt for Mrs Car M ller prt!li dent who has moved to Ath('nS A ew pres dent Mrs GJles Sm th was elect ed for the remainder or the year The attendance banner was won by Mrs Roberts Seventh Grade Room a d by Mrs Pages iF rst G adt' Room Glenroy Ewmg of Porn roy alked on the value of lhc rei g ous educat on program and asked for cooperation by Rut and parents and teachers n con l nuing the prog:ram 11 the schoo s Th1rd Fn~py Club Annual Chnstmos Party Ht!ld Fr1day LIOAL I'OTICI {luth Painter who re1ide1 t;.n Thf room was decorated ~PIPi with the bol day sea!JOn nci!Jil ng 1:1 IJbled tree under wJ Jcb glfJs were pJaeed A turkey dinner at 6 30 preced ed the J»lrlY Tbe table was also decor. ed and fiYOrl were po nset as mJde by llrs He nry Jte bel president. Dur ng lbe sbort burt neu seJ.. s on eJettlon of orr cert was held and Mn Re bel was reelected for thf' ("On !ng year Mn Max Me1n ba as accrt>la.ry and Mra Evt!tett Da treas rer Settet J)tlls were r ealed with tbe ex hange of ~ h an d ew names dnwn for ! e com ng vear Game~ were play ed & d pr zes awarde4 to M sses Kate and Ann Ehee a h Mr~ Add e G ueser and Mrs Meln f Presen were those named above and Mn Ben Neutzl ng Mrs Al Eberabach .r.trs Ernest ,s Mrs Edward H te Mrs ::f~ Wolfe a n d M s Cleland r.ltary Wh1te Shrme Of Jerusalem In Fnday Meeting Mary Shrine White Shrine or J('ru alem met F'Jllday even ng at at tOO IOOF Hall wath El zabeth Lear Mrthy h1gb pr est.ess and S ewart Hawk ns watchman or shepherds presiding Fo low ng the rout ne bus flcss a ce emon al was held Refreshme ts were served dur ng the soc al hour from a table Follow n& the meet ng I he a tract ve w th red cover and een Rutland G rls Glee Cl b d rected l'red with a n arrangement o f h)' M s C 0 Chapman sang Cbr atmu ornameots w th tall Chr slmas songs by candle! ght red tapen on e ther 11de MISS Ber ce Bowen re) g Gus ed uc,L OJ} teacher toiiJ the Cbr st LEGAL NOTICE nas s or] ReJreshments were scr Sealed pr9posals for the fur ved to the group by the follow ng n ~hlng Of the neeessary mater all; member~ Mrs WUJ am De~ and labor for build ng certain ex Mrs Albe t Hawk ns Mary Lar tens ons to the General Water k ns Mrs Nate :Wi,se Mrs Hom Works System of the V lage of cr Parker Mr~ Robert Caoady Rutland Me County Oh o w I Clar ee Longswor h Mrs Bob H II be rece ved by the Board of Pub Mrs eorge Gra e and Mrs R.ay l c Af!a rs of the VIllage of Ru nond Srn th land Oh o unt I 12 00 o clock noon E S T on Jan 4 957 and a that t me sa d proposals w ll be publ ely opened and read aloud The proJec;t 1s d v ded nto tems as noted below whlch terns mu l be b d separately ,1\ - Mater a s to be purchased Th 6sther CJ.l'cle oJ the Bap- d rect by Owner and furn shed t s M s onary Soc ety me at the P' o B the Vn1age or stored rm orne of Mrs Verne Watterson a s te selec ed w h n the V llage w h Mrs C11rol Say e as as:.: stant by tile V I age hostess 14 membe s a n d two 79!5 4 Cat ion \\ater Ppe guests p f!S<'nt nC'Iud ng mechan cal J nt spec 1al cast ron f ngs Mrs !larry Curt s was devot 1225 6 CaSt Iron Wa er P pe onal leader and read Story of nclud ng mcchan cal JO nt spec al Gods ~on taken from the book cast ron f tt ngs of Luke aJso she read from he 3 Sean cr Hydrants with book of John In conC'Ius on M s mechan ca JO nt connect ons Bertha SayrE' read t h e Sp 1 6 Val e w th mechan cal of Chr stmas JOtnt connect on and boxes three After the business sess on pr~s p.eee {screw type on y) B Ma enal and labor tor tied over by Pres dent M Gr ta S mpson he program was con complete nstallahon or tl e fol d cted by Mrs Helen S n pson lowlna: 360 ~ copper service p pe She chose Putt ng Chr st back Corporal o stops curb stops into Chnstmas as her tope A a11d boxes for 12 serv ces playlet The Three W se Worn n C - Labor for trench excava was presented each br ng ng g Us or gold frank ncense an<J my h ttoo and nstallat on complete the lollow ng The rfl.eet ng was c osed by a I Water p pe and specUIJ f ttmgs sJoa:ing 0 Come All Ye fa hful 36 cover nc ud ng unloading and a prayet' by Mrs S mpson d str but on test ng for leaks Guest~ were In ted to the d n backf II ng ster l zmg ayatem ng room where they were sealed 2020 water rna ns, hydrants I. F;n le·v at a beautifully decorated table valves and box as l sted above and refreshments carr t'd out h Cop es o! plans 11nd spec1f1ca theme or hnll day season Uons are on r le n the ortlce of The hostesses we e ass led by the Eng necr s Carl J S mon '8 d Mrs Watte son s daughl er M s Assocta es 348 Home Guard Bldg Robert Beegle van Wert Oh o and at the off1ce of the Clerk where they are ava I able ror nspcct on by prospective b dders Cop es of the plans ancl specLf cat ons may be obtained from the off ce of the Eogmeer for the sum of $10 00 'J'h.e depos t less $!5..00 will be Mrs Geneva Braley We ston returned lo all b dders submitting presented tl:te Chr stmas pro- a l;ltma f de proposal and returning i~Jm H111 past week when the AI plans Plans and spec fJcations pha Omicron chapter of Del a Ka may be returned w thout bid with ppa Gnmma m't at the hnn e of in S days a ler open ng of b1d.J Mf,s Reba Kisor WeUston w h and the depos t l.,ess $5 00 wdl be An:ella Baker as t)le ro hosless returned Mrs Bral~f ~ave a chalk talk Proposals must cootam the name on the caro 0 :Uttle Town of of eve y person mtcrested there:m Bethlehem w lh Uary R chsrds and shall be accompan ed by pia~ ng the p a no sccompan ment e ther A ce f ed check C)r bid The Scr pture story of he Nat v bond exe-cu ed by the b ddcr and CONCRETf! BLOCKS ty was read by A ce Cooper and a surety company n an amount the prayer thn was used w h not less than II% of the ba!le J»d uauild BetMr For Lelf.. the .-progra n was g ven by A ne drawl n favor o! th.e VUlaae Bid MatJde Ferrman bonds arc preferred but checl:s GRUESER BLOCK CO l\lj>ll)be" f<Om lie as Co nty will be accepted The cert I ed cftck or bond sub3 Mil•• North of Pomeroy who attended the meet ng were Mrs James F.u er Mrs Ernest Co. milled with the b d wiU be held On Rt 33 C•ll Wm Gru••r ert Mrs N a n Moore Geneva as 4 guarantf'e that If the proposal Joachim Luc Ie Sm th and Nel Js •~ep ed a contract WJU be en tered Into Cert t ed cbecta or bonds w II be returned to all b cf. dtrs after he contract h,.s }teen entered nto and secured by a performance bond ot 100% of the an ount of the contract wtth 1 saha:fac ory surety for the faJthttP performance of the wark A.ttent on of he b dder is calJed tq the const ud on regulation!l whJt::h 4re c uded n the proposal documents NO b dder !Jlay Wlth Meet seasonal expens~ w th a draw b s b d for l per qd of 3() ctmveruent cash loan on s g dfys n11 ure only CAr or fum ture The r ght reserved by the 1 t p serv ce phone fi sL VUlage of R ll ln)d to rejeet any or all b d~ a rl o wa1ve nformali$25 to $1000 es S1xteen Attend Esther C1rcle's Recent Meehng Alp;ha Om1cron Yule Program Meehng Held merchand~~··~w~il~o~u~l~e~'~''~·~~~ ~~~]~~;:,;:;,~~~,_'1l~te'_"V~a~~· RDdney Down1nq INSURANCE AGENCY Fir. Automobile H••ith ACCIDENT Life Ca,ualty ,.nd Bond• Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT OHIO PHONES 6311 61- MAX WA:Rtl 1 Kai (Iindy Nfanager 300 W Serond SL -Phone 43Z Pomeroy HourJ Mon Fri 9 5 Sat. 9 J2-0}Jen ftlert.~ngs bu appo xtmtnl loan• illllde to ,. d•nb Of n-alty towna he& The Board of Trustees of Public Ml@!1S of the ViU~ ol Rutland Ohio by VernoD W~r ~' (\!jl? 28 2tp P~lly SenljneJ Pomeroy ~1ddleport 9 ~ 111 1 m \1 llaiq Slje,f, l)wtllnflon W The annu11J Ohrl& mas puty of ~e fh rd Vr day club IUB held .jday even1og at U e llo e) Mar ho at V11 Chtrle• Fredenek Johnaon who re1 del 't 3~J fll" W 19th Ter r~ce M ami Florida Wilbur Clay Johnson who ret,ides at il380 N W lOtb Terraee JIJIJDJ FJor da John lrid Jotmaon wbo resides al 1521 S W 7th St Apt 3 M'am rtond11 EveJyn Rutll Prel!korn '!lobo reatdet: at 16803 Dalph n De trod 19 M chi11n Cbarl re VlC cbio wbp reside. at 1~ Wyom ina Detroit • lf.lcJuun Homer L"'hapman whose addre11 11 un known and cannot be •a:certa ned w II like noUce tha.t Ethel M Stou u Admin ilrttnx or the est&te of FraDct.l W Parker also known ns Frankte Parker deAnna FowiJr whose address sun known and cannot be aJCerta ned ceased on the 1'7tb day of Novem ber J11M. flied her pet on m the Probate Court with n and for the County of Melfa State of Oh o alleglni that the personal estate ot sa d deeedent fs msutr c ent to pay her debts and the cbarges of admm 11ter ng her estate hal sa1d deeenden died seized m fee s m pie Of thP (oiJOWIIlg real estate The tollowlftg real esta e a tu 1te n the County of Me gs m the Stale of Ohio and D the Township or Orange See 6 Town 4 Range 12 a d bounded and dHcr bed aa: follows viz » Be ng n the Southeast quarter of Bald See 6 Town f Range 12 Beg~nn ng at the Southwest corner or Lot No t8 m the V I age or MartinaVtJI~ tl)enC'e East 11 rods thence North 5 rods to the East way th,ence West along sa1d East way 11 rod'l to the road leadmg from Ches er to Coolvll e thenc:e South along s<ud road ~ rods to the place of beg mung and kllowo as Lot No 19 n said V Uage of MarUnsv lle cont.ainm,g ~ acre more or len See Vol 44 P.age 7~ Deed. Record of Me IS County Ob o Also the ronowmg real estate n the Southeast quarter of Sec 6 Town • Range 12 Orange ToWD sh p Me gs County OIJjo Begl~ n Jli ~t the Southeast 1!0r11er Of Lot No 20 tn ~d ViUa,e of U:ar tlruvllle thence ~ast f1ve and one ba1f (~~ rods thence North 10 rods the~ce Wt;!st to the North east corner of Lot No 19 thence South to thP. Pl¥ee of beg nr. n1 ho den of the Pomeroy Nat ooal Bank of Pomeroy Ohio tor the e!ect on or dtrectors Uld the tran&tt on of .aDy other bUJUJess hat may come before the meeting w I] be held at the office of said PomeNational Barak on January 8 at330pm EDISON JIOBSTETI"EII Prell dept 310172431 )76te JFOR 8JtLfl All Sloes- All Prlzoo Swatzels ASHLAND SERVICE STATION W Main Pomorpy OPTOMIITR liT N W. COMPTON, 0. D, But Curt &lroet, p Oiflee a...., t to u z to s 1a- • N- .. 'l'll1ln.l Y~$ ... Mrs Chrls!Dtal Shopper YOU ~tll have m01e hme for your Chnsbnas shoppmg and wtth the com(ortabll' feeling that your clothes bemg expertly laundned by us We combine moderp. eqmpment skill and ~pello 1ence to bnng you the deaJI. ost waq you ever bad 'am! it ctfsts very little Class 12 C~rcle Chnstmas Party To Be Wednesday Class 12 C1rcle of the W S C S of Heath Mcthodtst Church wtll have the r annual Cbr111tmas party al the borne of Mrs 1\f L French on Wcdpes.da) even ng Dee 19 a 8 p m Members are to br ng eontr but ons for baske s for needy fam ly and Ch stmas g fts w II be ex changed Mrs Fo esl Bach el s dev.ot onal leader and M ss Bern ce Bowen n charge of the program Hostesses are Mrs James CrtsweU Mrs E.ul Kn ght Mr James S mpson M s Glenn Lambert Mrs Roland LeVaughn and M s French OIRISTMAS TREES NOTICE The annual meeting or the stock arr ' CALL 122 Tri -Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry Mill Street Middleport Ohlo Pomeroy Oltli0 S...Ud Street • ---your 1rash problem right her~ • d d 4 /u1 eleetrie l11<tnen 10< "'II d..,... <I anyllung lhat burnt rap ( • aewspapen. table scraJH-)1151 .bout OTerytltll!l bot bo1tleo ,.d "'"' Ally'• do JS toss your trash mto tht elcctnc nemerator Quie1Iy auloma cally wilhoul odon ft reducet ueryth n&: to a handful of r clean diJ powder lhat makes e excellent Ceml zer I wn t •r ~ope ft~riMre Jnfo 1111 on on how you can lr.'vt th s modera labor H: "1!: appl Mt!'f Ill }'O'IIitomo. ••he �. ••• .. , .. .. .. -··-~· · -~ ~·• ) • - -... • I , · ~ .r~ 1 • .. !· -· . .. .. ~y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .• Dec . 17, 1956 CUP COUECTORS Eastern Tak~ Easy Win Over Rome Canaan 66-51 Eastern High Scbool'a sharpover Romt! Canaan S.turday niJ:bt 8&-61 lD which wu featured the aeorlng . .talenll o( Eastern's Knl- &bt and canaan's Walraven on the Caoun floor . HALl' (Y rHJ ~()lj.T.I(AL IA/1 /~AA1. for tbe final count of 66-51. Eutcrn saw ils hopes for vic· tory again&t Racine Dec. 12 at Mid dleport take a slump when Boyles left rorward, suffered a badly sprained anltle. Dodrill said Boyles would be out 1 of action until after Christrru.s. Box Scona; E.tsttrn Knight. f ll • 8 27 ,_ By Alan Mcrvt1 IIAR&JWARE • t:Oit.EC'Tih(j the hall, 46-36 at the three way Knigbt turned in 27 pointa but he wu second hi&b for the niJ:ht t o Walraven w h o counted 30 points on 11 fi~lri JOall and eia:ht of nine tree Utro"" The Canaan hOtshot could not do it all alone, hownt>.r, as teammate~ ~t got Heart.l~y, r 7 only 10, Golden t, and MeAIIbter Woode , f 6 Boyles, f 1 !COach Hl.ftftl Dodrill$ ~s Whitlatch , e 2 meanwhile bel~ Headly get 19 Gaul , g 0 points, ·woocie, 13 while Boyh.•a Tot,al.!i - 27 12 21 and Wbitlatcb Ud 2 and ~ nsCanaan peetlvely. Starlin, r Ea.sten .,.. nner headed as they hJil a lad Of 15-12 at the Garrett, f end of ~e-. llht quarter, 31-28 .at Golden, ( -. - . liWHOAI> lhootine five · toot an euy win mark, then really put on the gas • 7 1 4 0 1 0 2 0 Ke 1'/&KeP /l? :>1#6<E~' 1'ROPII1E~ ;II .AtiS /I?A l./.tf, F".RAiiCe ANP /.'/16UIIt:> 7'/ll'f> Yff;ll?. 19 1~ \ ~I 0 06 o o o oI • 2. 1 2 10 1 l. .. DEC. 17 to DEC. 31 Open Bo"llng Eocb Day, 1-5 p.m. Pomeroy Bowling Alleys Pboae ZfiO.X Pomeroy I 08 Court St., Pomeroy .... Phone 383-X 3rd _and Main, Middleport . Phone 6204·X For Your Convenience laa• laand11 Pick-up and Delivery SERVICE ~usj ·cJ:\'• :,., l elll al ooe of our bandy branch offices io l!o~ :or ~:•f:!~ will experience prompt 1 (Po·4~ Ofllee - Formerly O'Doooell's Dry Cleaoen) NEW HAVEN . .. - , and 157. Lucy llcKinn•> •Hllndlup f,;T~o~ll~l;;;;;;;;;;;;~7~37~1!89:·~1eo~~:l3~7~8;;;;.:~~~~-~~~~--:~;~~~~~~~~~~~;l JedWilla the Wonders gals withbad 354.to toll their three game• to get their three forfeit wins and Pat Will set tbe pace with 156, 182 and 171 for 509 wlth Margaret Murray bitting 493 for the women with J(J, U!l and 191. The ~~eores: W; ,, ,,-c-n~,-------~ 11~;8-o9~M;.>~w:,:,~f~l;n;,ed<;~~~l;o,~it;s~p:a~<!~ln~thc Wolfe, 1:: 0 0 0 0 Jackie Moreland basketball rc· McAIIister ,g 3 1 3 7 eruiUna: case. Totals 19 13 18 51 NEW YORK- Bob Olin, 48, forScar~ by Quarters: mer light-heavyweight champion, Easterr: : l 5 31 46 66 died of a heart attack. Canaan: J3 26 ac 51 BOSTON • Olympic hoop ace Referees : Kizer and Elder. Bill Russell said he has agreed to In the reserve game Eastern aign Wednesday with the Boston was victor over Ca naan seconds CeiUcs. by the score of 38-2g. Hetzer was GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. high for Ellstern with 12 while UP Middleweight champion Ray Robinson 1parred two rounds Walsh got ::!fl for Rome. apiece with' Gene Johm of New York and Abdul Ali of Brooklyn Sunday and looked so impreasive that George Gainford, his advisor .aaid, "1 knoW now he'U be 11harp By UNITED PRiSS for Gene rUnmer on Jan. 2." COLUMBUS, Ohio-Scott Frost OHICAGO The Chicago wu named the harnesS horse of Bears, victory over the Detroit the year for the second straight Lions Sunday e-a,,;; them their year. ninth Western Division title since PHILADEIJPHIA - The New the National Football League beYork Giants beat the Eagles, 21·7 gan its pla)oif system in 1933. to clinch the Natio11ai Football TOKYO The Air Force LIJague's Eastern Di·~lsion cham· defeated the Marines, 29· 7, Sun'dtty pion shiP: in the Sukiyaki Bowl 11nd quallfJ. MELBmJRNF: - Shirley Fry ed to meet the Army All -Stars in , bC'sted Allh!'a Gibson and won the the J-Uce Bowl game Dec. 30 for Victoria women 's tenniS tiUe, 4-6, the U . S. sP.rvice foolllall champ9-7, 8-6. ionship of the Far East. HALEIGH·North Caroline State TOKYO UP Masaru SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS I f !. f D. Hunnell 154 181 1M ~2 • T. Evans 110 125 86 326 L. McKinney 158 117 91 3M J. Eppe<ly Qa 01 12;1 301 E. McKinney 140 1~ 119 t3~ Handicap 92 92 92 218 Total 750 739 'loa 2187 HILL TOPPERS •P. Collins 11!1 131 166 412 . Collins 202 180 130 532 . Bar11itt 124 148 123 395 J. Menchin 128 11~ 118 363 B. MeKinney 110 140 163 418 Handicap ~2 fl2 52 1S6 Total 731 771 772 2266 WILLS WONDIRS K. McElhinny 151 -183 181 475 L. McElhinny 114 92 93 209 A. Murray 190 106 147 433 P. Will 156 182 171 !509 M. Murray 143 Jet 191 495 Handicap 80 80 80 240 Total 824 784 1M3 24~1 TEAM NO.6 J. Karr 103 119 9'7 319 Don Becker 150 122 130 402 Forftit BRAVES Bllnd 110 110 'Phone 388-Y Pome~oy • ' . i • • '•• • • • I l SHOPPING HEADQUARnRS ' ••• •• - I l • WE HAVE THEM TO ·DELIGHT KIDS • • • ! ,-\ .L_ I l . . GIFT SELtCTIONS kawa, the Japanese star who won the 200-meter breaststroke at the recent Olympics ,said today the OJ:ympic Committee's declslon to ban submerged swimming from the 1960 games would help this country's swimmers ratlaer than hinder them. For The Whole Family • BeauUful Mabog. any Table. 24" •• • - ae. Brant)) · ot · """ !'~ $24.95 Cedar Chests •" •' !shes. ' l All sizes - Fin. $39.75 au.,...,., ......., learn. -. 1n1 43: Encount. ertd t:S. Spawn 37. sheep ~r 39. moun(all\ pool ()fftah fG. Matured u. Mlnu. . I U . l'rom 4pl'eftX) :re~ 1, , I' I'" ¥t-"t""'r1 -;-t--+-1 __: iZ:!t . I'"~~ ~.... I"' • • ~~~- 1".", :'1>7/li'll't"~-t-i r!f0 100 ~ ~ ~ ~ nt':.'l~.::.. .' b,~irl-lr-~~ I-+' ~ 1 u color 1 2. 'nl.iq, 3. Doctrine. 4. J'ather · f.An lricantatlon iJ.Ooaeto , 11.Cryotacow l)AILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'• bow to w_ork It: AXTDLDAAXn ·ll i..ONOFELLO\'V One letter simply ati.nd's for another. ln tbla . aa~ A l.l uaect for the ttlre. L's, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single Jetten, apostrophes, the length and torm~tiOO. ot the WQrdl are all hints. · E&ch day the code letters ~re different. • I ••' Top 10"- Two·tone $99 24. Aftltlc 11. Atrlc&n mountain worm cl'laln , 18. Shos}tonean 28. COJ')tet~~rate lndtd.n (enera.l 24. Spherical 27. Man'• 22. Sunk fence nickname 25. Prickly (pOQ. ) plant so. CoFI1oertd 28. Aocend ntnce 1 2:s. Ma.ea.w A Cryptocnm Quot&t:Jon CD CIP JYVH!I.O DBBU JYVU PQZYTYHPV, Solu....,'o . IP JIB VBQRH V"PKL'I DBBVYVI- ' c'I'PI..,'!"te' I CArt RESIST "l(JRJTII1NO EXCEPT TEMPTATfON-WlLDE• Dl•lrl~;tut by Kl~l ~~tur!• .8rn41t•t• I TO 8E LION GUEs'rS Older persons 0t the com-munity will be the eue.'lts of the Pomerof Lions Club at their annual Christ· mas meeting to be held Wednesday noon at Federated Cburch . ~ ,. -·e··_ :. _. ,. ' - word ts Out that 01.11 Brpt4wt.-Y'at burleaque lmprea:arloa ,61 r.t:ent paaJ, t. trying real hard to have the reputable old ·wtltution restortd to the blg WJitl\ee It ha& been banned elru::e the days of Ouardta. IAt'a hope not. No prude, I-but my own Ad feeling about the "art" Is that burlesque u I have known 1t Ia boring and tawdry. Tim · Mclnemey'• Broadway association i3 worklnshard \o rJvt! the old •treet a little class. It .llloutdn't sutrer thla kiad o! relapse. Maybe, thOUI{h, burleycue waa some pumpkin•. ' onu upon a time. You get that lmpres11ion in 1 le~nr P:arvl~R :Qemard Sobel'• A PJctorial Hi•· tory of Btn•lt.sqlle, just plar.ed In the stalls. Sobel Is an amiable, greg-a.rlous ex-press agent tor Earl A ltdutt to Carroll who once wasplt.hJy revJew:ed a book o1 burleycu~. _ - mine about Broadway, whlch be adore~ - &1].4 ·I , look on With cynical affection. J .Arter he rets through being properly nostalgic Jbout ~e ~d . , . 1 ~ver-the ~ayt or W. c. Field, and Weber a.nd Fil~ds, the Plat. 1 ton sl•tera Bnd, Ltron Errot-Mr. S. does corhe up wUh \VIltt may · bf tbe clearqt-e'Jt a.nalysls or why burleaqu~ dJed that yet hu been prip~d. He· goe~~ -U glumly. . ·· · 1 JJurlesque, · S~?bel comments tenderJy, waa "~e JWqf rnan't clu~' bo.u.. w~1re, tor p amount within the me._n. ~ •/m-oftt. anyone, 1 men coul~ eac,ape rrom nagging wive.' ~d btia.ln~lll. worr~ea; It w.u t.l&O the. idea~ IChool ~or a vicarious soWing of y.rj)d o.a~ llf.ld fo~ )earning IJ)e tact11 of life by way of gJamor nntl meiTime,nt.'' preyt - 22. Owned ' ~ 1.-, NEW ae. 18. Half f' IYII . !. ~ f PLAN PROGRAM • The House or Prayt!r Church at Chater will offer ill annual Christ inas Pro~~:ram Thunday . December 20 at 7:30 p.m. accordmg to an1 nouncement today. There wnl al· so be a gift e:w:change. ,zn·" ·-. ." w !/' i I '• Teachers in the three re&iQns of Mason County will hold meet· ings on the la:~t three d~ays or January, it was announced rt-eently by Supt. c . H. Wihters. Teachers in the Wahama High School area will meet at Wahama on January 29, 19~7 . while those in the _Pt. Pleasant and Hannan nreas w1ll ":leet on Jonuary 30 and 31 , respechv{'ly. The meeting will be the 8{'(0Dd series of such Ci:lnference this 10. Astrtnaent 32. Quan. fruit tit)' U, Midday of 18. Incite paptr 20. Pat~t. · 1 PubJto 21. Awel&h ', ~rill· u. Optical Ult181on 48- T<lft.d ! 48. Centen t9. KindOfi'OCK DO. Walta upon Drum Table Turquoise and Whii&-Handle tcollpq.l 6 . Faultily p. Writer Of fables 12. Q1 tone 13. -.r:ol.llten 1~. Capital (Nor.) Mason-Co Teacher Conference To Be Late In January ' , ey'mbat. 42. Wander • Portable Televisions . Palf 2i-IM9· 1- PJIMlded 9. Set~onmc ! 31. tl~haPP7 31. Daj:lcU·., '•• Open Evetelngs Tfl Clarbtlll88- St•rtiMfl Dec. 14 ADMIRAL ACRi!H ~~eraaulta . "~~\"•· ~~-- *BIKES *SKATES *WAGONS *GAMES *GUNS and HOLSTERS ·r,-· l , l ' 34 . Not awfJ[e And Muy, Maoy"More Olhen ~·· 1. I, ss. f\Omf.n ·~~...de.t.e THE OF All AGES Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor1, 0 .; Dec; IT, At Mocker, Colo. man, Beth Hot(mjn, Jp.,tkie Kel· ley.. DQoald Kot!tliJ, Mary Ritchie, Barbara Kniljhl ' Seveit.tll Grtdtl Gurolyn Parker, llarif?rie ~f(mih, Lila Babr, Kay Bahr, Donna Jep §~hr, Francl& ~arwand Su.dy Flick. · DA.Il Y CROSS 11- ~11 NEXT CHRISTMAS, WHEN SANTA ·~· ·-: • YOUR (Conroy) Hottle .or Mucker. Col· or ada. Mrs Hottle ..,,, born at Letart , Ohio, later moYed 10 Chester and then to Colorado where abe ancl her hl!.Jband bne lived for the !ttn. B. A. Dodson of PomerO)' pa11 t several yean. She had been Jeftrtoday received word of the de1lh in poor health for the al years. or her sister-in-law, Mn. t.Jar~~:aret Sunivon include her hU&btntl Will and daughter Della wlio lin .~ in N. Dnkota ; Mrs. lula Pa1k1 Off.. Cn l1fornls ; Mrs. Maude wbi~. or'f_ Alfred. 0 . and Mn. Alic:~"Fe,gu\sun or Huntington . W. Va. G~~her, IPfl' G.oe~l, Lila llay· t· • DARK HORSES P».r~.er. J)..o!Jemory §Ja4.el .J.9'ephl~e Spenrer. Sue Spra.~ ue , Marlene 'J'orrence. SY# WQiJI. Ji"' W~od­ yard , Jean \'oung, juniors. Sopbomor(ll were Ji'.o~Jy Darst, tl' ... Mar•aret ltaym•n Dpnna ..,rec..er, • · ' Janet Kn i&b!. lkverly Mtlhone, Stlaron Ritchie, Gill)ert Spe~cer, $baron SummerOeld, C-.rolyn Wal· jtace. Fl'eshmen , Melanie Nichols, Charles Let>, Myrna Hoffman, Tres· sa GillaJ1d !i•ndra Wolfe , Audrey s~~cer, Barbai-a Smith. Sharon Sfilelds', Roier ·ROse, Marlene Barr, Arlene Can-HI, Martha Coleman , and Pat Cowder1. · J!:iihth Gr 11 ~J Helen Btnlz, Mar· il)•n Bissell, NancY Jo Cole, Rich· ard fro~_l. Ceceli;4. GJul, Joyce . Beltlert. The Rev. E. P. Barnscorvb gave the invocation and Carl Kautz served as _toastmaster. Coach. Hart· sell Dodr~ll a~arded athletic. let· ~ ~ers to hl!l trJdders_ liJd Sethert ~ Introduced band offtren. FoOtball team members honored ln.cluded seniors Don Readley, Dave Hill , Jim Fre~ker; j~nio.ts , ·R onnie Myers, Roger Ritch1e, El· ....:, ~ Lbng, Jerry Cleland, Randa_ll ! Jtoberts, UaJpp Knight, J~hnn.te ~· Retzer; sophOfi"!.O.t,i, ~to~ ~ltchif:l ; 'Ettaar .Hartung,.Bu.zz iqrJI:IJ,a11, Bil Haselto.Q; freshiJlen l!ob BigleY. • ··Paul Boring and Stanlef Kelly. t·. The manager Nict Leonord and t. cbeerlea~eJ'J were applauded. Tb~y \ were ''Cookie" w'aUace, Mart~a . ·GOFJxll, . ~artY Murphy, Arlene Carv~n; Marlene ·ao'Oinson, , ·a n J ! MOORES Bend member., included HoffiJ).an , f.eb Jl:loJ, Jerry Powell , Marleoe Ro binJOn, KJ.thr)'n Smith, Janict- Swutz, aenlort; Madalyn Brown . Marilyn Buckl~y . Naomi B.ran_.cQJDb, Nlta Jt!au Cole, Gay· ann Gaul. Shawn Gin.t.G.er, Mar· g,re t lhllliY , l!:loc J{oenig, Martha 1 Flliilnclnp OMo J'OOf!J. Sloco 1912... 0n OoOfl Jorms 6Z 112 6Z ljte ~len ters and Athletic Boollten jol.ned for~ea Friday niJht to honor Ea•t· em High School'• football team lnd band It a bounteous ham din· ner and appropriate program . Speakers laudin4 the school spi· rf,l of the s.tudenl8 were Rosa Cleland, president of the Athletic ~ B.oo&ler&, R. R. Gray, uec.utiv~ r head, and 0. 0 . Patterson , su per· ln~Jlden t of co~nty ~Jei}.Qo.U . Mr,. ; · John Fricls:. pre.,ident of the ·B11ntl ~ ~·tprs, spok.e for the commun· • ity'_g appreelahon ()f t~e work flf ~ tbe band ' ond Us direc~or,"R"Obert "'YOU SAY I CAN . REPAY MY I.OAif ANY TIME I WISII • 1M, 191 .FOJ'JIJer IUsident ~~.~~~m!~-~~~!.~'!!~?~~rid4ers IClaimed By Death week. Mn. c. o. Johnson or Clw'l..toa Dould Hoffman left Sunday for vJalted M.r. "nd lin. J . L. Stewart PIUONALS Cleveland, Obio where be will re-lut week. Marietta Mr and Mra. Bobbr Rouah and eeive two wee.b' xbooliflJ at the Mrs. f'l.oyd Miller ofed abo . toM lett Saturday to ~pend the BaUey Meter Sebool there. rect~ntlY vi1lted Jlu Fr lkJu winter in P\ortda. Mr. aad Mrs. Earl Rott,en recently vutted relatives iD Port. The front runniq Yankee• mouth. Ohio. Mltis W.h Powell of st. Peter• moved rour and on" half tamea out In front of tbe Braves in the burg, Fla., Js vlJlting relative• ln · Sunday Night Mixed Leape Jut thiJarea. .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hem and night at the Pomeroy Bo'lftinr: Al· h~ys as they toot three in a row IOD of New llarti111vUle, W. Va., from the Braves. In otbt:r matches were recent &uelts ot Mr. and the Hillt.oppers toot two out of Mn. Ralph Rouab. Clw'lea Luter and Bob Euon three from the Dark Horsee, and Wills Wonder won all three of left Sunday for Pbiladelpbb, Pa., their games from Team-8 on a where tbt;y will attend a weet of forfeit when Mly t w o kerlen sc:bool at the Leedt aDd l'iortbu' Mrs. ChMiel Leatrr it vJiitina: showed up. High for the yanlu was Paul Tr.ainlDt School Yes, a Joan eon h -reP.,ld In I Clifford with l5Z2 with game• of relatives In Ev1ru:, W. Va,, tbis , week, 1 month, 1 year or even 2 155, 185 and 182, while Judy Huyeus. Eosy payiRents are lor rour klnll was the top 1 a d y bowler M'. Burri 102 113 108 328 _convenience. with t:i7. For the Braves Art SyJ. C. Burri 151 113 1&6 aDs vester had 440, and Ester Sylves- E. Sylvester 133 108 l3f 37D LOANS UP TO $1000 ter was higb for the women with . A. Syive.!lter IllS 144 141 t1Q . 3715. B. lleKtnney 112 I:U 2111 The Hilltoppera won tbelr two Handicap liS , 79. 213 from the Dark Horses aa Dan Col· Total 116 68'1 122 AND .. lins bit a 202 hia lint sante, and YANKIIS M_¥111G$ . tben added 180 and 1~ fcc m V. Wippel tm 107 -142 4f8 Pandora Collins paced the ladies Donna Becker 91 1.32 IUS S~~ C.OMMlf\' with 412 and a high 166 •ame. ~r D. Clark 120 IM 12f 490. the Dart Hones D o n Hunnell J. Hastln.s 146 117 1M fBt . Phone 197 124 E. MilD Ernest Coverl, Mgr. was higb wltb 102 .on aame• pi P. CU!ford 1!0 188 1aa: ·ni Yankees Move To 41f2 Game Lead In Mixed League ~ OPEN BOWLING servlee~ Athlet~c, PIUld &osl~tN Jqin JJtmls · I .. . . . 'l'Q.f ! DEPRESSJPN, SOBEL FEEL~, '~art.ed " the Q.~d girl on ~et W~ out. Everi),vhere Qut.tn New Yo1k, the hard time9 of the earl; T.blr.t Ju -virtually rulr;ted burleyeue. In Manhattan lt al~oft h~d A revival under the Minsl<ys- but it was a ·nervol/11, l~yst!'!rlc•J rr• vlval, with the "art" b~lng jazzed up In maey ways. I At the Gaiety hef'e, the doors were left Open so that p~sserBb/ ml8'ht get a glimpse. The shows went on trofn. morning unll! lat. at ni!Wt. The "art" wa11 so ~hea))tned thu t tt 'tUrned into a flop. hoUH," Sobel says'. ~ ;{~ ...,. , ' . ·1 Fashlon, of all thJngs, helpOO ltm it. "Thf· minute that lhc drc•• designers declan;d Uiat skirts sh,uld be sl\Ort.i r,"' wrliea Mr. S ''legs ceased to be a rarity, certa~y no lon.iq worth tl1e price 0 ( en admission ticket'' T}j.e frank .et)eech or tile legitimate thea t'-''' also was a nail In the Cotrlp. ~llSpb~m.Y In plays like W11at Price Glory r and Ral11 "took t.ne edge otr burieiCJ~;~e rtbaJ.dry." The clergy, of .coutse, al"\'aya .w as ~PJIOHIJ. l,o ~)#rlesque. At clec· Uon time, so were "cqpp,ivlng ~JUICians W!4 graft).~ police." And oddly enough, ~ne ,of Ule blgrt!S't defP.'qctJv'e ~P.D. u.encea on the "art'; carne from the thee.trJ,c~l ~o.rh;l (Uelf-ln the form ()f the self·JII•II}e revues of Zlegteld, CarrvlL C~r"'e ~Vhlte, e~ .• -·th'~ Bernard Sobel \I sed . to publicize. ·· · ,.. 'l • · • , .~OM>IE!I'fS . . .THOI!GHTFVw.~. . I . .. IIY lllll\NNU i I tjOilf MUC~ MONEY PO - YOU MAKE MISTER ? ~ OF MV BUSINESS ' "THE REVUE.· SOBEL. ".:•• . baaieally IA.cqu,red burlesque. The' same )?Jts 'di.splayed Jn burlesqiJ.~ were now labeled 'blackouts.' • • • The pric,es were higher thfol those ot leg ~ws, but they had one great advantage: a fellow could take his girl to aee the goings-on with complete proprlely." • In the end, however, Sotlel teel.s It was the strip--tease that <Je· Uvered the dea~h blOw. "It g~." he aays, "to be almas.t the sole fMlure ol the entert~lnment. First one shipper tame on, and then another and still anotMr. The comics had brief momtmi.B and limited attentiOl!. The humor was rone. Loud apeakers. dlspla..:ed the etralrht men. The entertainment dWindled to a Huccesslon - .. und~.....s. t.t;Jd the a.u.dieneee dwlnd1~ , •." , W~nqw lt'1 dea4. Some of us 8fY ~ ria4anee.=.:at 1eut ttl bur!tiQ~'! as we la)tw &,t-and lOme otttttJ. ll~e l.Jr. s. grieve for 1£.~ But few can arwue with Mr. S.'s ftnal, cn&-sentence eulogy: "DespUe.: the Ill ~~me It bore, burlet~que wu th.e PQOr_' rt~~!l't! 1".~11\lllu.~· --~ -- lo up $79.95 COMES, YOU'LL STILL BE USING THE Easy Chairs tl Hassocks .! J Comfortable Roc· kers, Too. Varied Shapes,.. Colors and $59.95 Sizes BOVDOIR Choirs $5.95 Printed Covers. Pleated Skirl lo $10-95 $29.95 I GIFTS OF Country drlvlns'• the real proof of Studebaker's new supercharger. h gives you . "two" engines in one: an economical engine for normal cruising, and, when you want ' ...... !power, the supercharger opens up to make you boss of any ~'Gad. You'lllike the way it work! ..• and you'll like the big difference Cra}umamhiJI makes in every detail . of these more carefully built Studebakers. Drive one at your dealer's, today! FINE FURNITURE HE Dinettes Pictures ChroiRe or Modern or Wrought Iron Traditional $49.95 $1.95 to to $169.95 $12.95 Table Lamps Snack Tables Studebaker-Packard CORPO.ATIOI'I BROUGHT ..... To Please Any Person Handy for TV Soacldng . $3.95 lo $24.95 $1.25 YOU .THIS YEAR FROM ' I • • • . .... .... .... ··'···-~ ··~- '. ~ ~ . . ,•. -:"' ; . ' 'i ·-·: ·----··· '- -. . . .''"'~·:j', ··..·'":""1'\ .· · ·:..~-:~.~ -. ~.~•.:' ~.t: . . .. ···-~ :...-~ ~~.--·~:...~.~1 .~ ' ...~,..... ! --~- - �. ••• .. , .. .. .. -··-~· · -~ ~·• ) • - -... • I , · ~ .r~ 1 • .. !· -· . .. .. ~y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .• Dec . 17, 1956 CUP COUECTORS Eastern Tak~ Easy Win Over Rome Canaan 66-51 Eastern High Scbool'a sharpover Romt! Canaan S.turday niJ:bt 8&-61 lD which wu featured the aeorlng . .talenll o( Eastern's Knl- &bt and canaan's Walraven on the Caoun floor . HALl' (Y rHJ ~()lj.T.I(AL IA/1 /~AA1. for tbe final count of 66-51. Eutcrn saw ils hopes for vic· tory again&t Racine Dec. 12 at Mid dleport take a slump when Boyles left rorward, suffered a badly sprained anltle. Dodrill said Boyles would be out 1 of action until after Christrru.s. Box Scona; E.tsttrn Knight. f ll • 8 27 ,_ By Alan Mcrvt1 IIAR&JWARE • t:Oit.EC'Tih(j the hall, 46-36 at the three way Knigbt turned in 27 pointa but he wu second hi&b for the niJ:ht t o Walraven w h o counted 30 points on 11 fi~lri JOall and eia:ht of nine tree Utro"" The Canaan hOtshot could not do it all alone, hownt>.r, as teammate~ ~t got Heart.l~y, r 7 only 10, Golden t, and MeAIIbter Woode , f 6 Boyles, f 1 !COach Hl.ftftl Dodrill$ ~s Whitlatch , e 2 meanwhile bel~ Headly get 19 Gaul , g 0 points, ·woocie, 13 while Boyh.•a Tot,al.!i - 27 12 21 and Wbitlatcb Ud 2 and ~ nsCanaan peetlvely. Starlin, r Ea.sten .,.. nner headed as they hJil a lad Of 15-12 at the Garrett, f end of ~e-. llht quarter, 31-28 .at Golden, ( -. - . liWHOAI> lhootine five · toot an euy win mark, then really put on the gas • 7 1 4 0 1 0 2 0 Ke 1'/&KeP /l? :>1#6<E~' 1'ROPII1E~ ;II .AtiS /I?A l./.tf, F".RAiiCe ANP /.'/16UIIt:> 7'/ll'f> Yff;ll?. 19 1~ \ ~I 0 06 o o o oI • 2. 1 2 10 1 l. .. DEC. 17 to DEC. 31 Open Bo"llng Eocb Day, 1-5 p.m. Pomeroy Bowling Alleys Pboae ZfiO.X Pomeroy I 08 Court St., Pomeroy .... Phone 383-X 3rd _and Main, Middleport . Phone 6204·X For Your Convenience laa• laand11 Pick-up and Delivery SERVICE ~usj ·cJ:\'• :,., l elll al ooe of our bandy branch offices io l!o~ :or ~:•f:!~ will experience prompt 1 (Po·4~ Ofllee - Formerly O'Doooell's Dry Cleaoen) NEW HAVEN . .. - , and 157. Lucy llcKinn•> •Hllndlup f,;T~o~ll~l;;;;;;;;;;;;~7~37~1!89:·~1eo~~:l3~7~8;;;;.:~~~~-~~~~--:~;~~~~~~~~~~~;l JedWilla the Wonders gals withbad 354.to toll their three game• to get their three forfeit wins and Pat Will set tbe pace with 156, 182 and 171 for 509 wlth Margaret Murray bitting 493 for the women with J(J, U!l and 191. The ~~eores: W; ,, ,,-c-n~,-------~ 11~;8-o9~M;.>~w:,:,~f~l;n;,ed<;~~~l;o,~it;s~p:a~<!~ln~thc Wolfe, 1:: 0 0 0 0 Jackie Moreland basketball rc· McAIIister ,g 3 1 3 7 eruiUna: case. Totals 19 13 18 51 NEW YORK- Bob Olin, 48, forScar~ by Quarters: mer light-heavyweight champion, Easterr: : l 5 31 46 66 died of a heart attack. Canaan: J3 26 ac 51 BOSTON • Olympic hoop ace Referees : Kizer and Elder. Bill Russell said he has agreed to In the reserve game Eastern aign Wednesday with the Boston was victor over Ca naan seconds CeiUcs. by the score of 38-2g. Hetzer was GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. high for Ellstern with 12 while UP Middleweight champion Ray Robinson 1parred two rounds Walsh got ::!fl for Rome. apiece with' Gene Johm of New York and Abdul Ali of Brooklyn Sunday and looked so impreasive that George Gainford, his advisor .aaid, "1 knoW now he'U be 11harp By UNITED PRiSS for Gene rUnmer on Jan. 2." COLUMBUS, Ohio-Scott Frost OHICAGO The Chicago wu named the harnesS horse of Bears, victory over the Detroit the year for the second straight Lions Sunday e-a,,;; them their year. ninth Western Division title since PHILADEIJPHIA - The New the National Football League beYork Giants beat the Eagles, 21·7 gan its pla)oif system in 1933. to clinch the Natio11ai Football TOKYO The Air Force LIJague's Eastern Di·~lsion cham· defeated the Marines, 29· 7, Sun'dtty pion shiP: in the Sukiyaki Bowl 11nd quallfJ. MELBmJRNF: - Shirley Fry ed to meet the Army All -Stars in , bC'sted Allh!'a Gibson and won the the J-Uce Bowl game Dec. 30 for Victoria women 's tenniS tiUe, 4-6, the U . S. sP.rvice foolllall champ9-7, 8-6. ionship of the Far East. HALEIGH·North Caroline State TOKYO UP Masaru SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS I f !. f D. Hunnell 154 181 1M ~2 • T. Evans 110 125 86 326 L. McKinney 158 117 91 3M J. Eppe<ly Qa 01 12;1 301 E. McKinney 140 1~ 119 t3~ Handicap 92 92 92 218 Total 750 739 'loa 2187 HILL TOPPERS •P. Collins 11!1 131 166 412 . Collins 202 180 130 532 . Bar11itt 124 148 123 395 J. Menchin 128 11~ 118 363 B. MeKinney 110 140 163 418 Handicap ~2 fl2 52 1S6 Total 731 771 772 2266 WILLS WONDIRS K. McElhinny 151 -183 181 475 L. McElhinny 114 92 93 209 A. Murray 190 106 147 433 P. Will 156 182 171 !509 M. Murray 143 Jet 191 495 Handicap 80 80 80 240 Total 824 784 1M3 24~1 TEAM NO.6 J. Karr 103 119 9'7 319 Don Becker 150 122 130 402 Forftit BRAVES Bllnd 110 110 'Phone 388-Y Pome~oy • ' . i • • '•• • • • I l SHOPPING HEADQUARnRS ' ••• •• - I l • WE HAVE THEM TO ·DELIGHT KIDS • • • ! ,-\ .L_ I l . . GIFT SELtCTIONS kawa, the Japanese star who won the 200-meter breaststroke at the recent Olympics ,said today the OJ:ympic Committee's declslon to ban submerged swimming from the 1960 games would help this country's swimmers ratlaer than hinder them. For The Whole Family • BeauUful Mabog. any Table. 24" •• • - ae. Brant)) · ot · """ !'~ $24.95 Cedar Chests •" •' !shes. ' l All sizes - Fin. $39.75 au.,...,., ......., learn. -. 1n1 43: Encount. ertd t:S. Spawn 37. sheep ~r 39. moun(all\ pool ()fftah fG. Matured u. Mlnu. . I U . l'rom 4pl'eftX) :re~ 1, , I' I'" ¥t-"t""'r1 -;-t--+-1 __: iZ:!t . I'"~~ ~.... I"' • • ~~~- 1".", :'1>7/li'll't"~-t-i r!f0 100 ~ ~ ~ ~ nt':.'l~.::.. .' b,~irl-lr-~~ I-+' ~ 1 u color 1 2. 'nl.iq, 3. Doctrine. 4. J'ather · f.An lricantatlon iJ.Ooaeto , 11.Cryotacow l)AILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'• bow to w_ork It: AXTDLDAAXn ·ll i..ONOFELLO\'V One letter simply ati.nd's for another. ln tbla . aa~ A l.l uaect for the ttlre. L's, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single Jetten, apostrophes, the length and torm~tiOO. ot the WQrdl are all hints. · E&ch day the code letters ~re different. • I ••' Top 10"- Two·tone $99 24. Aftltlc 11. Atrlc&n mountain worm cl'laln , 18. Shos}tonean 28. COJ')tet~~rate lndtd.n (enera.l 24. Spherical 27. Man'• 22. Sunk fence nickname 25. Prickly (pOQ. ) plant so. CoFI1oertd 28. Aocend ntnce 1 2:s. Ma.ea.w A Cryptocnm Quot&t:Jon CD CIP JYVH!I.O DBBU JYVU PQZYTYHPV, Solu....,'o . IP JIB VBQRH V"PKL'I DBBVYVI- ' c'I'PI..,'!"te' I CArt RESIST "l(JRJTII1NO EXCEPT TEMPTATfON-WlLDE• Dl•lrl~;tut by Kl~l ~~tur!• .8rn41t•t• I TO 8E LION GUEs'rS Older persons 0t the com-munity will be the eue.'lts of the Pomerof Lions Club at their annual Christ· mas meeting to be held Wednesday noon at Federated Cburch . ~ ,. -·e··_ :. _. ,. ' - word ts Out that 01.11 Brpt4wt.-Y'at burleaque lmprea:arloa ,61 r.t:ent paaJ, t. trying real hard to have the reputable old ·wtltution restortd to the blg WJitl\ee It ha& been banned elru::e the days of Ouardta. IAt'a hope not. No prude, I-but my own Ad feeling about the "art" Is that burlesque u I have known 1t Ia boring and tawdry. Tim · Mclnemey'• Broadway association i3 worklnshard \o rJvt! the old •treet a little class. It .llloutdn't sutrer thla kiad o! relapse. Maybe, thOUI{h, burleycue waa some pumpkin•. ' onu upon a time. You get that lmpres11ion in 1 le~nr P:arvl~R :Qemard Sobel'• A PJctorial Hi•· tory of Btn•lt.sqlle, just plar.ed In the stalls. Sobel Is an amiable, greg-a.rlous ex-press agent tor Earl A ltdutt to Carroll who once wasplt.hJy revJew:ed a book o1 burleycu~. _ - mine about Broadway, whlch be adore~ - &1].4 ·I , look on With cynical affection. J .Arter he rets through being properly nostalgic Jbout ~e ~d . , . 1 ~ver-the ~ayt or W. c. Field, and Weber a.nd Fil~ds, the Plat. 1 ton sl•tera Bnd, Ltron Errot-Mr. S. does corhe up wUh \VIltt may · bf tbe clearqt-e'Jt a.nalysls or why burleaqu~ dJed that yet hu been prip~d. He· goe~~ -U glumly. . ·· · 1 JJurlesque, · S~?bel comments tenderJy, waa "~e JWqf rnan't clu~' bo.u.. w~1re, tor p amount within the me._n. ~ •/m-oftt. anyone, 1 men coul~ eac,ape rrom nagging wive.' ~d btia.ln~lll. worr~ea; It w.u t.l&O the. idea~ IChool ~or a vicarious soWing of y.rj)d o.a~ llf.ld fo~ )earning IJ)e tact11 of life by way of gJamor nntl meiTime,nt.'' preyt - 22. Owned ' ~ 1.-, NEW ae. 18. Half f' IYII . !. ~ f PLAN PROGRAM • The House or Prayt!r Church at Chater will offer ill annual Christ inas Pro~~:ram Thunday . December 20 at 7:30 p.m. accordmg to an1 nouncement today. There wnl al· so be a gift e:w:change. ,zn·" ·-. ." w !/' i I '• Teachers in the three re&iQns of Mason County will hold meet· ings on the la:~t three d~ays or January, it was announced rt-eently by Supt. c . H. Wihters. Teachers in the Wahama High School area will meet at Wahama on January 29, 19~7 . while those in the _Pt. Pleasant and Hannan nreas w1ll ":leet on Jonuary 30 and 31 , respechv{'ly. The meeting will be the 8{'(0Dd series of such Ci:lnference this 10. Astrtnaent 32. Quan. fruit tit)' U, Midday of 18. Incite paptr 20. Pat~t. · 1 PubJto 21. Awel&h ', ~rill· u. Optical Ult181on 48- T<lft.d ! 48. Centen t9. KindOfi'OCK DO. Walta upon Drum Table Turquoise and Whii&-Handle tcollpq.l 6 . Faultily p. Writer Of fables 12. Q1 tone 13. -.r:ol.llten 1~. Capital (Nor.) Mason-Co Teacher Conference To Be Late In January ' , ey'mbat. 42. Wander • Portable Televisions . Palf 2i-IM9· 1- PJIMlded 9. Set~onmc ! 31. tl~haPP7 31. Daj:lcU·., '•• Open Evetelngs Tfl Clarbtlll88- St•rtiMfl Dec. 14 ADMIRAL ACRi!H ~~eraaulta . "~~\"•· ~~-- *BIKES *SKATES *WAGONS *GAMES *GUNS and HOLSTERS ·r,-· l , l ' 34 . Not awfJ[e And Muy, Maoy"More Olhen ~·· 1. I, ss. f\Omf.n ·~~...de.t.e THE OF All AGES Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor1, 0 .; Dec; IT, At Mocker, Colo. man, Beth Hot(mjn, Jp.,tkie Kel· ley.. DQoald Kot!tliJ, Mary Ritchie, Barbara Kniljhl ' Seveit.tll Grtdtl Gurolyn Parker, llarif?rie ~f(mih, Lila Babr, Kay Bahr, Donna Jep §~hr, Francl& ~arwand Su.dy Flick. · DA.Il Y CROSS 11- ~11 NEXT CHRISTMAS, WHEN SANTA ·~· ·-: • YOUR (Conroy) Hottle .or Mucker. Col· or ada. Mrs Hottle ..,,, born at Letart , Ohio, later moYed 10 Chester and then to Colorado where abe ancl her hl!.Jband bne lived for the !ttn. B. A. Dodson of PomerO)' pa11 t several yean. She had been Jeftrtoday received word of the de1lh in poor health for the al years. or her sister-in-law, Mn. t.Jar~~:aret Sunivon include her hU&btntl Will and daughter Della wlio lin .~ in N. Dnkota ; Mrs. lula Pa1k1 Off.. Cn l1fornls ; Mrs. Maude wbi~. or'f_ Alfred. 0 . and Mn. Alic:~"Fe,gu\sun or Huntington . W. Va. G~~her, IPfl' G.oe~l, Lila llay· t· • DARK HORSES P».r~.er. J)..o!Jemory §Ja4.el .J.9'ephl~e Spenrer. Sue Spra.~ ue , Marlene 'J'orrence. SY# WQiJI. Ji"' W~od­ yard , Jean \'oung, juniors. Sopbomor(ll were Ji'.o~Jy Darst, tl' ... Mar•aret ltaym•n Dpnna ..,rec..er, • · ' Janet Kn i&b!. lkverly Mtlhone, Stlaron Ritchie, Gill)ert Spe~cer, $baron SummerOeld, C-.rolyn Wal· jtace. Fl'eshmen , Melanie Nichols, Charles Let>, Myrna Hoffman, Tres· sa GillaJ1d !i•ndra Wolfe , Audrey s~~cer, Barbai-a Smith. Sharon Sfilelds', Roier ·ROse, Marlene Barr, Arlene Can-HI, Martha Coleman , and Pat Cowder1. · J!:iihth Gr 11 ~J Helen Btnlz, Mar· il)•n Bissell, NancY Jo Cole, Rich· ard fro~_l. Ceceli;4. GJul, Joyce . Beltlert. The Rev. E. P. Barnscorvb gave the invocation and Carl Kautz served as _toastmaster. Coach. Hart· sell Dodr~ll a~arded athletic. let· ~ ~ers to hl!l trJdders_ liJd Sethert ~ Introduced band offtren. FoOtball team members honored ln.cluded seniors Don Readley, Dave Hill , Jim Fre~ker; j~nio.ts , ·R onnie Myers, Roger Ritch1e, El· ....:, ~ Lbng, Jerry Cleland, Randa_ll ! Jtoberts, UaJpp Knight, J~hnn.te ~· Retzer; sophOfi"!.O.t,i, ~to~ ~ltchif:l ; 'Ettaar .Hartung,.Bu.zz iqrJI:IJ,a11, Bil Haselto.Q; freshiJlen l!ob BigleY. • ··Paul Boring and Stanlef Kelly. t·. The manager Nict Leonord and t. cbeerlea~eJ'J were applauded. Tb~y \ were ''Cookie" w'aUace, Mart~a . ·GOFJxll, . ~artY Murphy, Arlene Carv~n; Marlene ·ao'Oinson, , ·a n J ! MOORES Bend member., included HoffiJ).an , f.eb Jl:loJ, Jerry Powell , Marleoe Ro binJOn, KJ.thr)'n Smith, Janict- Swutz, aenlort; Madalyn Brown . Marilyn Buckl~y . Naomi B.ran_.cQJDb, Nlta Jt!au Cole, Gay· ann Gaul. Shawn Gin.t.G.er, Mar· g,re t lhllliY , l!:loc J{oenig, Martha 1 Flliilnclnp OMo J'OOf!J. Sloco 1912... 0n OoOfl Jorms 6Z 112 6Z ljte ~len ters and Athletic Boollten jol.ned for~ea Friday niJht to honor Ea•t· em High School'• football team lnd band It a bounteous ham din· ner and appropriate program . Speakers laudin4 the school spi· rf,l of the s.tudenl8 were Rosa Cleland, president of the Athletic ~ B.oo&ler&, R. R. Gray, uec.utiv~ r head, and 0. 0 . Patterson , su per· ln~Jlden t of co~nty ~Jei}.Qo.U . Mr,. ; · John Fricls:. pre.,ident of the ·B11ntl ~ ~·tprs, spok.e for the commun· • ity'_g appreelahon ()f t~e work flf ~ tbe band ' ond Us direc~or,"R"Obert "'YOU SAY I CAN . REPAY MY I.OAif ANY TIME I WISII • 1M, 191 .FOJ'JIJer IUsident ~~.~~~m!~-~~~!.~'!!~?~~rid4ers IClaimed By Death week. Mn. c. o. Johnson or Clw'l..toa Dould Hoffman left Sunday for vJalted M.r. "nd lin. J . L. Stewart PIUONALS Cleveland, Obio where be will re-lut week. Marietta Mr and Mra. Bobbr Rouah and eeive two wee.b' xbooliflJ at the Mrs. f'l.oyd Miller ofed abo . toM lett Saturday to ~pend the BaUey Meter Sebool there. rect~ntlY vi1lted Jlu Fr lkJu winter in P\ortda. Mr. aad Mrs. Earl Rott,en recently vutted relatives iD Port. The front runniq Yankee• mouth. Ohio. Mltis W.h Powell of st. Peter• moved rour and on" half tamea out In front of tbe Braves in the burg, Fla., Js vlJlting relative• ln · Sunday Night Mixed Leape Jut thiJarea. .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hem and night at the Pomeroy Bo'lftinr: Al· h~ys as they toot three in a row IOD of New llarti111vUle, W. Va., from the Braves. In otbt:r matches were recent &uelts ot Mr. and the Hillt.oppers toot two out of Mn. Ralph Rouab. Clw'lea Luter and Bob Euon three from the Dark Horsee, and Wills Wonder won all three of left Sunday for Pbiladelpbb, Pa., their games from Team-8 on a where tbt;y will attend a weet of forfeit when Mly t w o kerlen sc:bool at the Leedt aDd l'iortbu' Mrs. ChMiel Leatrr it vJiitina: showed up. High for the yanlu was Paul Tr.ainlDt School Yes, a Joan eon h -reP.,ld In I Clifford with l5Z2 with game• of relatives In Ev1ru:, W. Va,, tbis , week, 1 month, 1 year or even 2 155, 185 and 182, while Judy Huyeus. Eosy payiRents are lor rour klnll was the top 1 a d y bowler M'. Burri 102 113 108 328 _convenience. with t:i7. For the Braves Art SyJ. C. Burri 151 113 1&6 aDs vester had 440, and Ester Sylves- E. Sylvester 133 108 l3f 37D LOANS UP TO $1000 ter was higb for the women with . A. Syive.!lter IllS 144 141 t1Q . 3715. B. lleKtnney 112 I:U 2111 The Hilltoppera won tbelr two Handicap liS , 79. 213 from the Dark Horses aa Dan Col· Total 116 68'1 122 AND .. lins bit a 202 hia lint sante, and YANKIIS M_¥111G$ . tben added 180 and 1~ fcc m V. Wippel tm 107 -142 4f8 Pandora Collins paced the ladies Donna Becker 91 1.32 IUS S~~ C.OMMlf\' with 412 and a high 166 •ame. ~r D. Clark 120 IM 12f 490. the Dart Hones D o n Hunnell J. Hastln.s 146 117 1M fBt . Phone 197 124 E. MilD Ernest Coverl, Mgr. was higb wltb 102 .on aame• pi P. CU!ford 1!0 188 1aa: ·ni Yankees Move To 41f2 Game Lead In Mixed League ~ OPEN BOWLING servlee~ Athlet~c, PIUld &osl~tN Jqin JJtmls · I .. . . . 'l'Q.f ! DEPRESSJPN, SOBEL FEEL~, '~art.ed " the Q.~d girl on ~et W~ out. Everi),vhere Qut.tn New Yo1k, the hard time9 of the earl; T.blr.t Ju -virtually rulr;ted burleyeue. In Manhattan lt al~oft h~d A revival under the Minsl<ys- but it was a ·nervol/11, l~yst!'!rlc•J rr• vlval, with the "art" b~lng jazzed up In maey ways. I At the Gaiety hef'e, the doors were left Open so that p~sserBb/ ml8'ht get a glimpse. The shows went on trofn. morning unll! lat. at ni!Wt. The "art" wa11 so ~hea))tned thu t tt 'tUrned into a flop. hoUH," Sobel says'. ~ ;{~ ...,. , ' . ·1 Fashlon, of all thJngs, helpOO ltm it. "Thf· minute that lhc drc•• designers declan;d Uiat skirts sh,uld be sl\Ort.i r,"' wrliea Mr. S ''legs ceased to be a rarity, certa~y no lon.iq worth tl1e price 0 ( en admission ticket'' T}j.e frank .et)eech or tile legitimate thea t'-''' also was a nail In the Cotrlp. ~llSpb~m.Y In plays like W11at Price Glory r and Ral11 "took t.ne edge otr burieiCJ~;~e rtbaJ.dry." The clergy, of .coutse, al"\'aya .w as ~PJIOHIJ. l,o ~)#rlesque. At clec· Uon time, so were "cqpp,ivlng ~JUICians W!4 graft).~ police." And oddly enough, ~ne ,of Ule blgrt!S't defP.'qctJv'e ~P.D. u.encea on the "art'; carne from the thee.trJ,c~l ~o.rh;l (Uelf-ln the form ()f the self·JII•II}e revues of Zlegteld, CarrvlL C~r"'e ~Vhlte, e~ .• -·th'~ Bernard Sobel \I sed . to publicize. ·· · ,.. 'l • · • , .~OM>IE!I'fS . . .THOI!GHTFVw.~. . I . .. IIY lllll\NNU i I tjOilf MUC~ MONEY PO - YOU MAKE MISTER ? ~ OF MV BUSINESS ' "THE REVUE.· SOBEL. ".:•• . baaieally IA.cqu,red burlesque. The' same )?Jts 'di.splayed Jn burlesqiJ.~ were now labeled 'blackouts.' • • • The pric,es were higher thfol those ot leg ~ws, but they had one great advantage: a fellow could take his girl to aee the goings-on with complete proprlely." • In the end, however, Sotlel teel.s It was the strip--tease that <Je· Uvered the dea~h blOw. "It g~." he aays, "to be almas.t the sole fMlure ol the entert~lnment. First one shipper tame on, and then another and still anotMr. The comics had brief momtmi.B and limited attentiOl!. The humor was rone. Loud apeakers. dlspla..:ed the etralrht men. The entertainment dWindled to a Huccesslon - .. und~.....s. t.t;Jd the a.u.dieneee dwlnd1~ , •." , W~nqw lt'1 dea4. Some of us 8fY ~ ria4anee.=.:at 1eut ttl bur!tiQ~'! as we la)tw &,t-and lOme otttttJ. ll~e l.Jr. s. grieve for 1£.~ But few can arwue with Mr. S.'s ftnal, cn&-sentence eulogy: "DespUe.: the Ill ~~me It bore, burlet~que wu th.e PQOr_' rt~~!l't! 1".~11\lllu.~· --~ -- lo up $79.95 COMES, YOU'LL STILL BE USING THE Easy Chairs tl Hassocks .! J Comfortable Roc· kers, Too. Varied Shapes,.. Colors and $59.95 Sizes BOVDOIR Choirs $5.95 Printed Covers. Pleated Skirl lo $10-95 $29.95 I GIFTS OF Country drlvlns'• the real proof of Studebaker's new supercharger. h gives you . "two" engines in one: an economical engine for normal cruising, and, when you want ' ...... !power, the supercharger opens up to make you boss of any ~'Gad. You'lllike the way it work! ..• and you'll like the big difference Cra}umamhiJI makes in every detail . of these more carefully built Studebakers. Drive one at your dealer's, today! FINE FURNITURE HE Dinettes Pictures ChroiRe or Modern or Wrought Iron Traditional $49.95 $1.95 to to $169.95 $12.95 Table Lamps Snack Tables Studebaker-Packard CORPO.ATIOI'I BROUGHT ..... To Please Any Person Handy for TV Soacldng . $3.95 lo $24.95 $1.25 YOU .THIS YEAR FROM ' I • • • . .... .... .... ··'···-~ ··~- '. ~ ~ . . ,•. -:"' ; . ' 'i ·-·: ·----··· '- -. . . .''"'~·:j', ··..·'":""1'\ .· · ·:..~-:~.~ -. ~.~•.:' ~.t: . . .. ···-~ :...-~ ~~.--·~:...~.~1 .~ ' ...~,..... ! --~- - �•. · • j' ~ · ·· ·q .. . ' I$ : .. , . ..............,..1, l ...--- - The Dciilv Sentinel - --:----c- Joh ns un and family, Planla. Lackland Air f''or ce Base, Sap Mrs., D. ~- Miller and daught er , Texas, arrived Frtday for Mary <. a roltne , were business visit- aAntoniO, visit Wllh his parent5 , Mr. ~·· ors Ill Galhpolis Saturday. Mrs. Ernt>st <.:overt , and famly . Cherolt' Blake. Janis Child& and l:lts rath er drove to Columbua to Mrs. Fred H1bb5 and son , G<'orgc Pau h nt' Ztrkll" . student nurses at meet him Frtday. l>orill ruce, Chnstlfle Ct1ats an:l Holzl'r ll os pttal School of Nursing ·David Chesher wt r€' busmess v1sit· ha ve moved to the n e w Nurses' Mr. and Mrs John llawktn'& Jr. on in Huntington Saturdii} . home wh•ch has just ~en C(lm- are spending sev r ral days wtth Mr. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt a nd daugt'l- pleted . Barbara Sco n . who has lind Mrs. f rilnklin Ginther and tcr, M.argaret , went to Charleston been home on sic k leave, will re- daughter, V1ckl. in Columbus. to m~t Mn. Hoyt todal' when she turn to sehoul Tues day evening They w1ll r f'll'brate Mrs. Ginther's .returned from .a \'is 1t w1th Lt. and and will move to the new quarters.. birthday Tuesrlay aod will return Mrs. Burke Bero and new baby In She is a JUnior nurse at the school. home Tu esday accompanied by Eau Gallic, Fla . their younl:er d:ll_lghter, Juanita , Mr. and Mrs. C. R Weise. Mrs. a fresh man at Oh10 State UniverMr. and Mrs. lk>n PhilSon and ton, Ru.!!h, W4'rc Sunday dinner E . S Schaaf and daughtf'r, Sally, sity, ~?o will spend the h~lidays ~.rts of Mr. and Mrs. Theron took Mr1; R C. Sansbury to Par· here. 1 hey were accompanied to kersburg: Saturday where she join· C_olumbus by Sall.v Schaaf who is ed Mr!V Ralph Hayman, Racine, v151 tmg Mr and Mn. G. R. Koehand went by train to Huntington ler ilnd chtldreo. Valley. Pa. where they will visit Mr and M w· 11 · A 11 d . rs. t tam u an indefinitely with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hayman. Mrs. Ralph Hay. children re turned Sunday from where they had been man had been 1n Parkersburg Springflrld vis iting Mr and Mrs . Charles Sinvisltmg her sister, Mrs Eber Hay- dell and son. man, for the past month. Mrs Forrest Bachtel vuited her Mr!i C E Bel l, Columbus, cam(' motht>r, Mrs .J W. Dawson, Vienna to ~1 Hlrllrport last weekend after 1\ ~ W. Va ., Saturday her rl aughtt•r Mrs. Robert Dar§t, S anrl ' uu. R1rh ard , who returned upL L. W Mct::o mas was in Col- there for a vb it. FOR umbus over th e weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and his mother, Mrs J E. McComas. sons . Columbus . spent the weekend Mr . ilOd :t"lrs. Ba lph G!hhs Jr With her fathl'r, William Authcrand two childrl'n, Gregory and son. nradhury. Gloria June, nrc moving to their Mrs. Charles MeNamcc was a new home lll the Lane Addition dinner gur .~ t of Mr. and Mr.<~ Ed above New Ha~en Sm1th and fannly, Pomeroy, SunMr. and Mro Ja<'k Evans, New day. California, wrre he re Thusday to Saturday visitors in P·lrkershurg spend the day w1th her mother, includrtl Mr~ Thelma Pratt B.ar0. Tile BrfdtteG C....~ Mrs. C. F . Hawki ns, who is ill at bar a Coatr ~. Mr. and Mrs.' Lawlief Ja MJdd.leporc her home on So 11th Second A\'e renee Mll h rum , Mr~ Dwight Mil nue . hoan , Mrs Wtlb ur Rowley Sr. and BAKEJl FURNJTUBE A/ 3e Ro ge r fovf'rl . who has dau6hlr r. Ka tlir. Mrs . .Jack Harri- ' $299.00 BAKER I ~ - · ··· ·~ · · 1~- -- .... ........ . -.. "t --- Rock Spnng~ {,raug:e met Th vrsday even1ng, 1~1\h llle wurth ma§ter Homer RH"t pr..-~id mg. The ann ual f'hn~ t mas potl u..-k dm ner w a~ ~e r ved al 7 p.q1., prceedtng the me('tlflg. Duri ng lhe business seaion it was agr eed that for the reat 'lf wmter all potluck "dinpers would be served at 7 p.m., prececf. ing the meeung. Three apphcants EltaiiOI' Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed. Phone lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edhor aOOM$ Of N.w ,urnltu... - Rock Springs Grange Annual Christmas Potluck Dinner Held • MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ' '" .;__,.._~;.,;~ _.,.,.. ...... .,....,.T '"">". FURNJTURI WI' de - Awoke 4"' H Club Chrl'stmOS Po rty I5 Held uer~: act·evted POMEROY SOCITY Earl Qulvey or llartelta .apent !or memberehlp Jlld one appltciltion r ead . 1t was l'otrd to make a contribution to Jht Oh1o State Grange youth fund . t;• fl s weer brought by the me rnUcrs for the patients at the Athens State Hospital and also toys for nerdy childern in Mejp County, Mrs. W 11liam Morgan, l~cturer pre_senled a Christmas progrJm whtc h closed with an impressive randle lighting service. th~e weekend with bilson and da u· ght.er in Jaw, Mr. lnd &ln. Chaz-les Qt.uvey. I or Travelers Cover 3200 F.?r Vacation Trip I I SALE! VOL VIII NO. 2011 S1_1 sa u l'roha~r" nl !l,V('t! an ar eom · panmwnt of ( "tJ ri stma.q mu slr for Inc prngrnm w.~ irh includ~:d musIC 80{] rCili ;, IIJ.!S. Lyun ;~ u cl wno11 ~Aa-S Mary · Dav, ld Lyons. Jmcph ; Judith Sa~rr , a shephcrcd; Berkv r.ruelK!r, thr Inn Kel'per, Janir.e Zirkle. Scnpturc reader ; vueal soloists l'alt) ~ow~ry , llelrn Taylor, Revcrly I ernn , Charlene Davis. SJ+ndra li)' st·~ l . Susie Allensworth, Cinrla Morris. readers, LYnn B. David Lyons, Becky Grucser, Judy Sauer, c_horus. ~11dy and Karen Gregg; 1 he service closed with a j)Of:'m "God DieS! You All" by Beverly l'ernn . The program will be repf'aled l'lunday at the Church School, Par· e~ls and friends attended the serl ~l{'e , Plans were made to go carol· lng Thursday with a party to be ht•ld later. $299.95 Safe Driving Reminder Posted At High Schoo) "LIVING IMA6F' fllcture •tv YES, YOU CAN TRADE· IN YOUR OLD PIANO USED New Spinet Plano Th• lirto11.1n •bony, ., ._ ._ __. · .....gany gram.., or ll111edoakgrained~ bh••· Modot 21T73.5. @ . ~ ""'- -- ~ ELBERFE LDS. . . ._ ~ $299 . .• ,,$.. •• < us OFF-8 I FROM I' RUTLAND FURNITURE * * ---* With each bedroom suite sold Valued At $59.95 ' SERTA MATTRESS ' *FREE SERTA MATTRESS $59.95 VALUE * *FREE SERTA MAnRESS ALL. STYLES AND FINISHES Priced $169.00 up A FINE CHRISTMAS GIFT- A LASTING CHRIStTMAS GIFT- COME IN TODAY 1 .. '', SLOOO Baldwin * ' l'omero7, '. f'ai:• ww Of General Assembly In UN Family Of Seven Faces Prospect Of No Christmas i?omeroy tJouncil Hears Plea For"Street Lighting Increase Chang~ Of Plea Wins Probation For F. Williams Family Troubles Mounting After Arrests Monday ' Theft Reported To Police Of · Pair Of Overalls I Market Report Holter Accepted Into Holstein Breeders Ass'n Columbus Transit Rate To Increase Bal. due $597 Main Street 1 Pope Pius Will Give Christmas Message Dec. 23 :" COLLINS JEWELRY Middleport Fire Department Plans 100 Yule Baskets Attorney Plans New Battle For Dr. Sam Release $59.95 VALUE •" J•d...,n, OWo .. Minors Drivm·g .... ••raa.-n... Hungarv 5 Communist nals '' in the p.1st 24 h o u rs m a new. attempt to '"counter-revolutionarit- s .. M<J ss trials were expected to At the same tim(' th err we n:• re po r ts in government S.,);}Jnos P.JWJOJUJ p;)IJJill/SoJJ ~}({ A" ew luawuJGAO:!' a1n •·, ·-· "·N¢w U Million Electric System Being Announced Ip01Ice . warnmg Js J d o •........,.. . .. -cn- -· ~ai1l !a !ks hetwc~n Prem1er Kild ar and non Communist lta dcrs wtre ~Xpffted to be y. enr rl befor r Ch r u tma~. f'ol 1ltn ans named as ponibfe • t"ilnth da!t·s wcluded three "'Tito-i~ l s'" Zoltan Sunto . Gyoer!fY [.g.. kacs anrl Zoltan Vas. Another wu Ht· la Ko vacs a non . Communl&t The ~hddlepu rt VrJi u nl f'f· r r1 rr , and IPa1lcr of the Freeholders Tht• subd•vision will Ue offlda!IJe partmenl pl an~ lo pn·pan· ap : ty who was jailed by tbe Soviets' ' ly IJe knowr, as McKelvey's First . pro x•ma :ely 100 I hnstm ?.o; ha >h•ts : Jn 1947 . Addtlion to New Portland. , R1dio AnnCM~nc:es Ar,...h for rlelivery Sunday . I' ~em ile~ In other ooard actions CommisArre-st of 400 "rebels and criml~ 23, to I!Cl'dy fam 1lu•s sioners Dan Hartinger. Harry nals"" was announced bY radio ~ In thelr town-w!dt· carl\"aso; Slln Cra il': and RuY Proffitt : dJ<\', December lii, Th om.a~ Darst dapf'st The " crim.inals" were be1. Approved payment of $427 60 dOd Gt! ra!d Anth on>. ro cha 1nn ~n ' h eved to be political prisoners to claunant~ ror loss or livlo ~ k revolutional'J' wnounreU th U $2&! 00 had been held hy the pre during the past three montbs om I '"Stali nist"' re gime and rele.aaed bJ "el'Ci ve-::t and large qu2.nt:t t'~ of mara1i(iing •logs. , · an ncd and p ~ ca ge d foods. ~10r{' rebel forces. 2. Approve'i a request : 't'.om The imprl.:;oned anti-Communists noney 1:, to be turne d 111 this week trnst~s of Bedford townsblp lor 1 : '1:-l, ... n 1 ~-=rc-r ·h ~ ~,..,_ r...,n ·r· were freed when freedom lighters permtssion to purehase a . ~r, , opene:! the gates of the AVH. 1&l bu'-u' =.I • mu:L :.:an ;ei:~oo :::' J ~ front end loader. and a ,~ii\'Y An yone w1.~ h m:; to :.,31St Hl t 111s ('r t! t pol•t e pnsons all over the duty mower all needed for; ~d Chnstmas prOJCt'l rn a}· call 610fl i country. Most of them were work . The cummisaioners '''-!~ and it will lX' r o ll ~ eted by a fi re- lirved l.o have joined the rebel latt"j the to! a! purchases we~~t r.nACTlCAL Lt<.;t;:SUl~ to sat~ dnvmg now a'dorns the bulletin board ot Mtddleport t-ugh to ex~:eed $-*,000. man . Scouts of Troop 245 aJ51Sted forces and withdrawn ta tf1e ~~f School these days and wtll contmue to ao so for the neXt 52 weeks, Ketth Anderson and m lhe canvass Sunday afternoon . mountains arter the Russian on3. Author·zed the county r~ed· Tile Olilo River Valle1'• newest ftlajor The colh•ctcd foods were takel'l slaught on 3uda~st Nov. 4.. George Baumgardner 1 smdents, along }-Vitb driving instructor John Parsons and Police Chief er and auditor to attend theip · lhe' 675,008-kilowatt j{ammer Plant at Reoorts of wcrea.sed part.iAB to the Coates buJldmg on North RussE\11 Bailey inspect the new bulleun feature which is a scene of a traffic fatahty some- spective state conventions · • 5 will look Uke IIlla architecl'' 1lretch in the area of Ml.akole, 80 activity Second ilnd Coal Stret'l and fin• to 8 wit·h expenseli not to excied where in the State of Ohio. Each week the picture is changed to bring home the object of $40 mile!! nGrthrast of Budapest, reae!hThe plant is built by Ohio Power Two of work l'arh nig ht this me n will • Safe Driving. T11'e display is sponsored by the Middle~ort Police Department with the coop- 4. each. ed V1enna over the week end. week du•iding the matenal into Approved payment of ba~k its Z25,o00-kllowatt general\ng unitll '\t<lll( be by Olin Ct..rpd With Arms Pun•! an ,, . eration of Frye Plumbing Co.; David C. Miller Co.; Texaco Co.; Brannon Garagt! and Martin & §alary to Clerk 9l Co\lrts Eve~P.' Revere Generating Corporatlqn and will ogve the major new cartons for deh\'etY The gi ft ~ wilt Budapest radio said most of the Roller Drugs. ' L~cke incurred througb an ID~ aluminum project of its pare!Jt compab.y, giin Ruere.·Metals cont ain a thicken . materials ror a arrested ntr.'! -have bfta cllarged crease made .necessary by a state· good Chnstma& dulll er. frutl5 and witb "illegal posse•ion ol arma." Jaw signed fiVe daYS before ~ CorpPratiort,l1'.nder way at ne.iloby CJ.ailiiton. Ohio. T!le third candie3. an indiu.tton that ,the new wave l)f Jlllit''wlllo!!<>· U~~:P'i'l b~ Ohio Po-"llftd ~reo-,jl nlv wUI be Lucke aece)lted appointment ..... Anyone wahine to add a naru.e ~lerk . Oef.l" 1ft, 1955::' She fillt-d ·out oper~led by Ohio l>ower. to the ilst at ' lhe v i lla ~ e Hall may 3YTI"'!Ui wilf .te foll.o1red bJ m•Mf" trials befon! special m.ilitJry trlthe tetm or Virgil Brown, who reFirat of the $90-million power plant's units is scheduled to call 61Olr-t laiJ; 'llll'!ek. bune.ls. -T:1e milit.acy tribunal• signed Oct. lli, 1955, and was be completed early in 1958. Erection of the plant's 9,000 tons were set up in a dedaration of eleeled without opposition at th~ of structural steel was begun on December 3. 1 martial law proclaiming death to Nov. 6 ballotting. .anti-government iorces. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP) - · Tile General Assembly Five pers,ms thus far have b~a :dds Japan to its list oi member nations today, bringing 90 A new subtransm J5slun syslem court - martialed for po.ue!llin& tnillion mQre persons into the United Nations. costing almost Olte million dollars arms and Sf'"'tenced to death. On13' More than two-thirds of the 79 members, including t h e has been announced for the point one has been reported executed:. Budapr:st radio said 141 personl United States and the Soviet Union, sponsored the resolution Pleasant district or the Appalachwere arrested in Baranya provformally calling on lhe assembly to mak~ Japan the United ian Electric Pown Company , according to J . V. Mann. district Floyd F. Williams chang('rl hi s ince, of wh1cb Pees 1s tbe capital. Nation's 80th member, automati- --'----'----=- - - - - Proposal of a new ordinance (or street lighting was taken plea from not guilly to guilty to This has b'!en a center of rebel manager of the Appalachian comcally aasuring its election. o under consideration Monday evt!b.ing by Pomeroy vniage shoo!Jn g with intent to k ill and activitiy ~1 nce the early days of pany. The Security Council unanimous New stations al · Leon , Ripley, A family of se\'rn with five Council as well as the additional appropriation of $7,125.38 !r!t Mc1gs Coun t)· Common Pleas the uprisin,l!. !y recommended Japan's member. Passive Tl'!SJstan~e of work~rs and Ravenswoon and :;everal miles ~hildrcn ranging in age from 13 in funds to supplement appropriations made for the past year Court Monday under a one-year shtp last week. 1 conllnued throughtout the couftoo of lme w111 be built to begin what years down faces a bleak Christprobation . The Soviet Union, which blocked ! SSUe 0 to various departments. trY wtll eventually bE' a 66,000 volt mas of no toys, no meat on the Lasl week Williams !)ad plead JHpan'B entry for four years, with- I The new 10 year street lighting ordinance proposed by D . network covering the Pt. Pleasant table and the possibility that pop not guilty Lo the indictment drew. its opposition this ran with W. Gill and Tom Kendrix of the district according to Mann . corn may be the Christmas dmner brought by the Oc-tober term the stgnmg of an "end of war" Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec- $1,000 to the Meigs Water ComThe new stations will go In at repast. agreement which normalized relaSeve.ral car owners in Middlctric Co. would provide for a year- pany on an old bill and the pay- granrl Jury He was placed under Th~ children ar(' three ho~·s and tions between the two countries-for pori are taking the chances of :1. Ravenswood, Ripley and IRon and ly increase in lighting charges of ment to the Columbus and South- $1 .000 bond. His tnal date was to the first time since World War IT. fine of $500 or imprisonment for new 66 kv Iihcs will run for a dis· lwo girls. The pi!rtmts are both $281.30 or a monthly inereaae or ern Ohio Electric Company of hnc bef'n ~t't later. Accompanied by his attorney Japanese Foreign Minhiler Ma- six months or both, according to tance of 14 miles from Leon to m ill health and lh(' father without $23 .44. $700 on an old .account. any job "·hat<'ver due to an imBernard Fultz, William ~ was told Ripley. Mann said that the growmoru Shingemltsu waa on hand to an announcement mad11 today by The Mayor's report or -"35. 18 Under the present Hgbt ordinby t,h(' court upon h1s prubatJon accept the honor for his country Chic( of Police Russell Bailey. ing neud for eleClncily in the area pairment of bearing. Local informants who advised ance the rharge to the Village of fer the month or November Was that h(' mu5t ; at today's General Assembly ses~ has made the work necessary . read and accepted by council in I. V10late no slate , ft'deral or sions,. He arrived in the United The police department head toThe Leon station will be located the DallY 5entinel Of the plight Pomerov ts $5,155.50 per year ~ other busine5~ Monday evening . PORTSMOUTH, 0 . CUP) munH"·i pal law. day ·warned car owners agamst on a 132 kv hne running from the or this Meigs County fami ly as- presenting: :1 monlhly charge of Slates Saturday. Trouble for lhr Williams family, 2 R('porl lo the sheriff of Meigs three of whom wr-re arrested here Britain and France were pre- permittmg mmors to ctr1vc thetr Ph1hp Sporn Plant to t he Turner sert that tl is one famil .v fully de- $429.ti2 Wilt> four municipal acCount y either in p('rson or by Monday on _~!rand larceny charges pared to ask the assembly this aft- cars to various places in the vil - Station at Institute and will step- serving or support anrl aul rturing eounh on a special charge of $155.56, these latter representing mall the f1rsl of each mon th dur- continuer! to mount today with the ernoon to mecl on" their complaints lage for wash jobs. He aaid that down powf'r from 132.00/l t o 66,- th i~ Chnstmas seaso n. Any IJUcrics or aid for th•s fam- the avenge of kilowatt.a consumed In;! t he penod of sa1d probation, arrest of another family me(llber or mistreatment and expulsion of there had already ben onl' incident 00U volls. A !ranslorml"r and 01! their nat:onals living ln Egypt. in which a car has been wrecked , eircutl breaker will go into lhe ily mav b(' srnt or dlr('ft('d to 'Fhe in mun1c1pal buildings. The yearly !i i\l flJ.: address and place of em- irl c-onneetton w1th a shooting. l!elpirl; Hand care of Th e Daily tolal undu the preaent ordinanee pltl)'nwnt. Monday, Mrs. Nell Williams. i't. They called a meeting 01 their and a minGr was oper"'ting the ve- station has brcn $5,:n 1.06 with a monthly 3.. Rdrain from entenng or fn!- her daughter-m-law , Mn. l¥1 WilWestern Euro!)ean Allies to dectde hicle at the time. Both the B:iplcy nud Ravenswood Sentinel. charge of $442.59. l(t.t•utlng any plitce where mtox!- liams, 40. and a relative, Mrs: what to do tl they failed to get stations will slrp down power fro111 Quoting Seclion 4507.31 of the r aun~; beverages aft! sold , barter- Ernesnnr Arnett, 27, all of Saf.. their requc~;tcd "assurances" from 66,000 to 12,000 volts. Mann :·eport. The new J·ghting rates proposed ed. or g1ven away. and thal he al- ycrsvill(' Ky., were apprehended Secretary Genua! Dag Ilammar- Ohio Rev1sed Heneral Code whjch cd. Ea(·h of the two will have 11 m the ordm;mcc 312 provide for a CLEVELANO, 0 . (UP) - Atso n·(ralo f1·om dri.nking or par- hy pollr r for shoplifting. Authorisk.iold that the Cairo go\·ernment specifically prohtbits the opcr.1· transformer . tluce regulators and $.'U 86 charge per year which torney William J. Corri,gan said will relax ats alleged preKSure on tion or a motor veheclc by a minur two rcdnsers. amounls to a charge of $432.17 today he pl:,nned to ~ontinuc the t;llung of any and all mtoxicating ties rcco ~rrcd some 300 artidel!l \"alucd at $!.000. Britions and Frenrhmen in Egypt. and outlines the pcn:~lly. Buley The work i~ expcrtrd to he comper month An incre&se of charge fight for a new trial for Dr. Sam- bl'~· crages. Today police here were inform.. 4 Thl'l he support his w1 fe and Hammarskjold d.iseussl'd thl' said that it has been brought to plrt.ed by Aug u~ t. 1957, <~ ccordlng for thr mun if'ipal accounts for city uel Sheppard , eonv1cted of second ed thai n aude Williams, Iva Wif.. subject Monrlay in ~eparatl' mr.()t- the attention oJ the po!ke Lhat to MaJtn . building~ at a full rote instead oJ degJ('e murder in the July 4, 1954 I !lr{'!' children. 5. That he pay tn the Clerk o f liam s· lnts band and Mrs. Nell Wil.ings with Britis h Ambassador Sir certain individuals m the vtllagc an overage rate as in the put slaymg of h1s wife, Marilyn. t'o urT s costs of the r:trosecutwn liams" .son 1s I)Nng held in Salyer• Pierson Dixon and Egypllan For- have been engaging in such a The U S. Supreme Court Jl.~ o n ­ VATICAN CITY (UP)• - Pope bnn:.:s that total to $406.36 to give l'ille in the slaying of a compltl.w1th m 00 days. eign Mini~ter Mahmoud Fawz1 . pnctice ana leveled his warning a yearly total of $li,fi92.36 or an day rejt•clcd ror the ~cond tm1e Pius XU will deliver his annual today. The cour t m gran!ing lbc pro- ien . A.U.S. spokesman said I he UnitChristmas message at M a.m. (~ approximate monthly charge of an appeal b-v the Bay V11Jag~ o_stoWillia ms IS charged with fatallY the teshmony ed Slstes was try1ng to k('(!p tit<' $466 03. opath from the. m~o~rdcr. t".onvn..11o_n. hatu.. n ~ a i d .. He also pointed out th11t :shou lrl a.m .. FJST) D('c . 23, onl day ear. Howevrr, Cor.ngan said he Will b <~. V I ll g hf'<'n aliduced. it appears shoot 1ng B!urcham Whttely durinc problem from bl'<"Oming a full gl'n- the courts so decide that the uwnlier lhan usual, Vatica\t sources It wa ~ P?lll~E'<I out to. COI.!ndl fil~ anolhN appeal '"m a new av-e- 1o th(' sati.sraetion of lh(• court a drunkt'n brawl in the KentuckJ eral asseroblv tlebale , although lhr er of the ..-chicle might also b<.· said loday that the ma•~ mcrl'!ase was caused nue'" urxt week l h ~ t the character or lhC' dcfcnd- town . final derision on whether to take it held Hable fol any damagr~ tm·urTh('y sa1d the Pont irr ar.h•anC'ed by thr char~1ng [or the munlclp~l Judge Lowell Thompson here The htgh court refused to r('- ;1n1 and ih(' r1r('umstances of thr to the floor was enti~ly in thl' red by pcrmittiug a minor to llri\'e the date. of h1s hroadcast in ruder a~count~ whlf'h und.er the new o.r· view Sb<'ppard's trial which [(l'frihas orrl('rl'd the three women held c,l ~ l' arc ~ ueh that ht> i ~ 1101 likehands of th11 Bl'iti::~h and F'rench. hls auto. accommodate holiday ncwspa· dmanrc would require payment lh •an said 10 his app('al wa..~ conunder $2.000 each . Additiorlal j Loc~l (loli•·p offlc•·rs had their to ly ag;JJn lo engage In an offensive per schedules. full for s_u('I-J _light usc instead of ~ucted "ln the manner of a Ro- f' (." llN:; of conduct. and the rmblic charg<' s arc expected to be filed srcconU slow da)" in succe$sion Church offtdals from various ~hc pracltcc 1n th~ past of g~ant- man Holidar" WOMAN NEAR DEATH w1th onlv one <ldditwn to the goorl dol's nut demand or require b~ area tnl'rchants \'isited by tlte nations pointed out to Lhe Vatican mg of _so many k•l~watts. of free Comgan declined to di9clnso tlwt hr br immediately sente-nred, Yiomen last weekend. Mrs. George H:1ycs, a former <"Ounly j~JI rnsh'r ~lid a •·eport of Middleport r-('.qident has hart a the thrfl o f a pair of O\•eralls that newspapers in thrir countries C'lf'ctmtl y :o the _e1ty Wtth . the WhPrf' he would file the o11xt ap- th<'rd orc the 1mpo"sit10n of senare not published , or go to press owrage charge bemg made after peal hut it was expected to be 111 stroke and is ncar death in an ur . Pro- ' rrom a front porch clr•thesline. CINCINNATI. 0 . l••nce- of th P d('frndf'n! 1:<> ~ u :s rcnrl ­ . {crlf'ral court herl" Oklahoma City. Okla., hospital. duce· Btll Holl<~nd . 24. Proctor!ivil!e, early. on Chmtmas Day . They 1h:ll total w1s ~xceeded . ~, .1 <Jn d hr is pla('('d on probation said this :i~layed publication of 111 othrr busm('ss bt>fOre rounc~l In lm second appeal, Sheppard according to word rccctved here Eggs, small 1·2c highrr; U. S. 0 . was arr('~l!'d b~· Constal1le Pclc pi!pal nw~S"agC's, in past years, us- thl" tram;fcr of $1200 was ma~e cont~ndcd he was foreed to sub· for onc yr a r Monday night. commmer, wh ttf!! and browns: A Hc.nrlilx and jailed earl .v today on ually del•ver~rl on Christmas Eve. from th~ General Fund to the mit to "tnal by newspaper." jumbos 37-45; A large 35-47 ; A me- a charge of non -support. Holland Ceme1~~y Fund Sheppard now is Sf':rving a life PROGRAM SUNOA Y rliums 29- 32; A small 31 ·26; B will appear in Justu:e of Peace R. in th(' Ohio Penitt-nhary in Additional appropriations matte t C1!'dlon Church Christma s prolarge 31-35. Prices FOB Cl nci'nna!.i E. Grinrllry "s court. unrlf'r a mr~llon by Wayn~ Swisher ;;l~mhu s. He will be eligible for ~r a•ll will he prrscnted on Sunda ~· ·Pomr.roy pulic(' said Alfred whites and browns, A large 41 ·43 . and s1•ronr1 hy Roy Bctz1ng W I' [C parole after 10 years. Hrattl<'horu. VI -- ,\rvtl Holter, Dec n 011 7 ao p.m. aecordmg to Biggs, Wylli s Htll , reported· the A medium 35·37. tho;o General Fund to tl'!e from J.on J!: llot tom. Oh io. ha s b~?en ac·1n nnnn cl'mf'nL made tod ay. T hI' theft Mnmln~ of a puir of overPolice Fund . $1 100; Fire DepartChickens, fl'ycr!! sli ghUy weak - alls with a l1ole In nne lrg. The prur: r.mt will he !!liven by t h r cr1,1.-rl a,;; 11 nw111Uer of The HolHOLIDAY BEGINS nwnt $750, Lrgal advertisin(! $100 lu•m ~arm('nt had llf'r>n hangin~ on a er, fryers 3-3'-2 lh 15-17 t'lt trdt ~ nil 1hc Sunday sehoo! com- slcui-Fril· si;m A s.soc•Bt•on of AmerCOLUMBUS , 0 . UP City and UIJIIL•e~ $200. . ICa tn m' IIOn of the Buard of Diheavy over 5 lb 13·15, hrns ;; lh clolheshnc un !J1g,~~ · front porch. hn a·d From thr utility Fund an approThe C"hnstmas hohrla}_ ~ !~~·~~~ ~ Utlity D1r~ctor l'"nd l'tckcns MonI''Tf M ..; a! th(•i r recent mC'cling ln and undt'r 12-l:J; hens l•ght IYP<' Hydrant , on \\..-rdnC'sda~· for the scnool dnl d~y night approvl•d a i'olumhus pnnlion was made for t"hlf ago tlltnul s. L0-12; old roosters 9-10. rcntal of $2,475: for the Cem,tery drcn of Mason Cou~ly whc.,_ th•?" MEl~S .GENE~AL HOSPlT~t Tran5il Co. request to hoost b1,1s PATTERSON RETURNS Tlw A~• nr1ation is the wor~'a l•'uptJ $75 for tools and equipment; 01rc dt~ml~scd unl1l January 2 Aflm•t11 rl, Gar£te~d Ad~rns. 1om0. 0 . Patterson , county !iUpe-r fares 11.8 per ct'nt. Turkeys, tom:~ heavy 26 lb ;md la1 g1'.-. ! da1ry cattlf' brC'cders' reThe new rsles errl'clive Jan. 1 $150 for the employees to the Mn sl schools 1 th~ough(lut . t he t·.ro~· : Hal!1h lladi'IJ_ff. Mlrl~~cpor t, ~; i sln or!!anuat10n . with more tban up 26-28; toms under 26 lb 26-28, intendent of srhools, returned hen& heavy 26-29; fryer-roasters 10 Monrlay ni..: ht from an all day call for 20 cents cash fare or five Street rund; Street Repair, $t,mu .- count~· planm•tl pa~t1cs or hol•da y C har ~r.~. i ~~ker, Letart . "'. Va . 47.ot:io members throughout the ll• ~c hargcs, Beatr1ce Ma). PomeSupermtendc nts' meeting in Ath- tickets for 80 cents, The present .38 and Notes and Interest. $1,224. programs for the !mal day of sc ttlb and uhder 27-29. U;J tlO ll . Cuu netl i!.lso ordered payment o! ool pri or to their vacalton. roy. rate Js 15 cents ens. Butter 90 score 66c lb. Japan:Js Att.epted To List . . . . . . . . . .&. . . . . . , AlllliOIUN . . _ BUDAPEST 1UP 1 - nounced today H had a uestC'd . nearl y 400 be1iJi Extra Small Eltablbbed 1870 Meigs CoHnty's villaa:• . Portland has received officilt,. Hftction on a new subdivision to be.)nown as New Portlan ·i. Thr. ("()Unty board M eommllsioncrs, according lo minu~ of a De c 5 meeting relca~d today, appro~·e-li a plat of 15 lots on land owned by WilHam McKel-vey. Th r plat w<~s smvcyed out ow a 43-aer e "I and th e 15 lots total fi ve acres. j be-:· t:xtro Small We Carry Our Own Accounts New Attempt Made By SovietS ~,..---. ! fo Stamp Out F'reedom F11·o htA• Ohio Valley's Newest Power Plant I ,.... cl................. Spinet Piano New Portland ]Sanctionedfy 1 " ··--.... _,__ Return from Rental $95 • "• .,,,A.....,. ...,.._pur 'a•'- evo ution· I 'I WITH THIS GIGANTIC $59.95 VALUE 1' euMitm' z.,. ... SINGLE COPY il:' ,.,..ft, .,.., Tuesday, December 18, 1856 tJommissio~s ., 'Oil UH,-N..... Hioit Sp••" UHP 7Q UHP dlfla. 111 lK: _d., ' - - - - · Optlo..l, .,.,,.,, 01 - Jleftr•·•.......... nounce Eftjoy the axcltia( naw GRANDS LGOI IT TIIUE FAMOUS BRAIDS • Baldwin • A~rosonic •Wurlltur •Gulbransen $25.00 Down $4.00 Weekly Pomeroy-Middleport, mmunists oHubbanl. Mr & ,\ Jrs. Alle n Hughes atlend ed tht• lu stallation ceremonv of the Vmton Chapter, OES, saturday e\"l'nJng ON BRAND NaW Upright Plano Devoted J:.; The fnterestt: Of l'lle ONLY School and other relatives. *FREf SERTA MATTRESS $329 I TV ORIGINAL, in Rich Console Styling CIICIIC[ lly UNITED P1tiSS ,. RCA RCA Victor's new Eoto11 brings you 26ltquare inches el viewable "Uving Image" picture- bright,clear,&l:mdy! BaiancedFidelitySoundadds n:tra realism. "High..sharp.. and-Easy" tuning lets you -----...... dial standin&up! r Come in - see 'IU hill the Eaton today! '"" ,. enttne e Refreshme nt s we~r the hostess to Mrs. Buck, -·-_,., Young, Mrs. Charlet Nathan B1ggs, MrJ. foot, Mrs. WilbliJ" fre d Biggs, Mn. Mr1. Fl OYd Dunfee, Buc k snd Mrs. Glen Westminster_Youth Fellowship Holds Candle-light Rites 20 -- New Spinet Pianos Must Be Sold before C~ristmos and to do so the 2 -- Bob's ore wheeling and dealing again. They will meet or beat any deal you can find. Spinet Plano - LOWEST PRICED it·h•e~m~e~el~•~·~··~~~~~~~~~· ~·~n~t~•~n~d~b~'~'~k~t~o~C~o~lu~m~b~u:•;·~~~~t~he~r~t~n~la~w~,~M~r;.~':"~d~M~rn~.~A~d~a~n~•~~~~ Th e Wcsl nll nstr r Youth Fe llows hip of thf' F1rs t l'rl"shvli•rian Church h ad a <"•l ri d li··light ·Christnus ~crvll' l " Suni1 .1 v t• vt• nin~ u nder thP dirce11 011 of [lwi r h·arlcr. :\In. Jud ~OI I \\lJ Jlt·. ! Is Hostess For Chatter Club Fri: 1 ' ·'~--h~'~"~'~'~'~"i~n~n~,g~a~tll son , Mr~ ErnPst ('overt , Mrs. Lucl;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~,o~'~n~p~},~l~"~'2h~-· ille Mil yt·s. Mr. ilnd Mrs. Harold CHRISTMAS PIANO held with Mtl. CbarJq president , prea1dlnJ. were reveYed with or a:ifts and new name1 th e coming year. Mrs. Fran k -roung e nt ~rt al n e d . Mr. and Mrs. Evereu Thomas the Cha tter club Friday eve n ing, has as Sund1y dinner guests, Dav· 01 1 her ho me. Rull and nad, wh ich ld Tho11.as of Mlnersville and Ross was decorated in keep ing with the JOl!les holiday season, including a lighted tree under which gifts were Mr . and Mrs. Pat Parker and daughter of Columbus were week- placed. A short business session was end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mu Meinhart. Th Mra. Russ Watson returned hom· e roll call for the next meet- "~ .. 111 , ill ...... " Wh t · o.turday after a visit with rela· g w U'O" • a can l do to make tives in Columbl15. t ht! grange Detter the coming vear" . At the next meetmg, mtm• Mr. .and Mrs. David Might and ~('rs will be honored wh!l tbe f1mJly of Baltimore visited SunThe Christmas part)' the , quarterly birthdily supper. day with Mr. lnd Mrs. Willard Wide-Awake 4-H Club was held •Eber.bacb aod other relatiYes. Saturday e ven ing at the home of Karen MeEihmne t with Mrs. 1. Mr. and Ml-s, George Dabney w. McComas. adVlsor f) r the C!ub. Mile~ and daughtttrs Barbara and Gar· and her dau ghter . Dianne , as co· ~ Det Dl South Side, W. Va. were hostl!sses. Mrs. McComas rt>ad a· Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Christmas story "The Year without Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb and dau· a Santa Clau.s" and the program Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr. Mr. aod ehters. in:clud·'· d a p1aoo duet " 0 Holy Mn:. C. M. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Don Night , by Karen and JUdith Cole and Mrs. Dora Hatfield left Mr. and Mrs. William Grate and Butcher. Nov. 24 lrom Columbus O!lio, [or aon' James or South Cbarlc.ston, a 2 weeks vaeaUon and drove over W, Va. were weekend guests of Betty Cuvert. presid,.nt wa11 in 3200 mUes. Mr. and Mn. WOllam Baker. · "- Tb od c h argc of a short bus Ines.a naeet- , Fro J.UZS e ore Lehew and Mn. ing and presented Mrs. McCOmas m Cottlmbul they went to ~rna LeUheit, Prospect Hill Mr. wilh a gift from the members MaysviJie- Kentucky, over the IDd Mr.•.. William Theuner of SyraGom•s W"r" pl•y•d aDd 'c''hrt' st·· Smoke, y Mount. ians into North '- ·r . . ,_. .. . Carohna, Ge1lrJII a n 411 Fl.-...!da. ~~ VlSlled Sunday in Columbus mas .1:1 Is e,;:changed. visited Marine Studios ey"'\' ' th Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew Refreshments or Christruu salad, Aardens, Bok Tower, c~sselr~S: artd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leheo.v. pop and candy canes. were served Sunshine Sky Way Bridee, rode a The, were joined there by. Mrs. b ythe hoste~es assu~d by Mu. hydroplane over the Everglades; Hal'(lld Johnson and Richard LeifRobert McF:Ihtnney and those pre- Silver Springs Miami Beach, Day. heit of Sprln&field. sent were J.ln l.cc ze.rkle, Judith toua Beach, aod Parrot Jun•ie. B t h h e ·R~ b crt Lehew who just rel'ently u c er, C nsll.a n Coats. Mar.tha They •alled on Mr. and ... , , Al· r d hl . .. ~~u e-cetve s dtsel\arge from the and Carolvn Nichols?n, Marilyn len Bailey PI St. Petersborg (for- US Air F h Swan, Bevr:rly Perrm . Carolyn merly of Ea.shan) ; on the way back . orce u reenlisted for South ~~-kybeoaurar andA. isB!Itationcd at the Russell, Barbara anrt Dett~· Covert pa-'sed thr'lugh Georgia J n t K Bak c 1 s 1 ' £.A,O\; ne lr ase, Columbus a e ay . cr. . ar a - ue GJ Carolin~. North Carolina Virginia, Mr. and Mrt~. Irving Smith and more, Mary Carol Swanson, Ellen West V1rgima, Took the Turnpike family of Columbus ~t·et·e we·.k· Dutton. I 86\h miles to Charleston, then " The gr?UP went carolmg after , crossed the bridge at Point Plea1- ICnd ~esl!! or his sister and bro- I Mrs. Fronk Young • urn1ture : 1 I RUTLAND, OHIO ' .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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