http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e2b31ab410927dc12720d24ea9a3e46b.pdf 16b25d5c91ec94ebdb750e863267710e PDF Text Text lA HOW •• YOU s 10 VE 'S ith BA Every ' ay Sp Cl• I~! ' Lon Ta I Y• F. Di • 'h 1ft DINNE BED "' yHeld ork Glas ' n't tbe pcrjod t was cat that Ha aus used e • 'h... R I * lectric Po 1"""' Auwmo •• r. .00 hlrley sive . ~ '• N t . I -Rf LE L1 tyi frm Is ol I Ho e, to th u! h y Di sF "d W le lu Sal urnitur 11t y !i ' A ••• I AI ' Jtl bel gr r face and more all ss s KER ' '1W~.,.-!fev. &- t lor T *Ex d br ' ODit.Y ' it o!len are. A ..O t ' ' ' Corner • in under ...... • 8 6 ix P .... . $ us '.' ' ' ' ,31 5• li to �f SEN'riNEL,' Pomercy • MlddleDOrt. Otilo . •• ' fhe· DAU..'r SENTINEL.! Of' Till >IWJC!II ·~ON .u:u Publlobod """" afttrrOO:n ' ....,. iluru!q bJ Tile ~o Vallo!' - 1 . 111e, at 110 Ma<haalo lit 1 ~. o. Bu$.., olfiQO ~ o111.. pllone W.. J;atend U ...... elliS tulllpl .t umeroy, Ohio. illllt, edll"'illl ...Iter II 19 pOol !'flleo II • IICH+P I, QWEN ............. O....ol · UCI 1.. COU.ITTB .............. , CI[J Edltoo Ha~ODii odvertlsilll repreuatapve, Jloltlne!U-II:Wiball, lAc, lM3 lftlngl:on Ave.,N ew York Cit)", It, N. Y. Suloscrlptloo rates. Dehver, I')' o~ '"'""' ~ill=!:'" tter w..k: ~nt yew In ~ •• .,.. ~· Tho ~lb ~ltijll'!! y{l~ 81); months, n 80; three t~otU bs, $3$. By mOtlcrr route Wilen " ..,. monlb U By mall One ''"' tB; obc manlho ,._.,, lj1ro,e ~ .as J2110. one month, 11. · ' Snoops, Spies · · STATIC Gaining BY LAWRENCE WITTE Jackae Gleason .IS gOiDi to step oul of lus comedy role, tempora.rtl} that IS, to pia)' the le<KI m OSS-TV's "StudiO One"' on Dt.-c ,6 Gleason w~ play :m at1orney 1n "Peac,qc)(. C1ty }lun~J> Hug~ O'Br1an, pl.OVIC Ddor 1S seen often this yeflr as !eadmg man of "The Loretta Young Show', NBC-TV's po-pular wt>eklr dramatic sertes O'B!'um, a frt'e lance actor, 1s featured m 20th Cenlury Fox s "'Broken Lance and has just completed 11 pa1t tn hvang Bedm's ·No BusJ· ness l.1ke Show BusJnes~> ' As JS the case today w1th so man) }Oung f1lm actors O'B11an got mto the movu•s through Lele\'lS· 1pn l-Ie was dascovered by talent scout M1lo Frank wh1le appcarlll g m Arch Oboler's TV ','Mystery \ Se-nes' m 1949 Speakmg o( d&scovenes, NBC TV's ··concernmg MISs Marlowe·· senes JUSt fm1shed a contest for a budding young acto1 and actress although the gene1 al tele\ JS· wn audience d1d not kno\lo 1t The wmnmg actress l!l R1ta Ba1;!Jasc~l 23 year old t."h1cagoan and 22 year old John l:larlons. of Sl LoUIS wa;:. selected as the w1nn· 1118 aclm Pnzeii couslsted of $500 m cash and they were plac· ed on the call hst Ior future TV a[)pearances Judges of the con test mcluded Loutse Allbntton star o£ the datly · Conce1nma; Mts1; Marlowe'", Peggy Wood, who pia} i "'Mama" m the popll\ar CBS· TV ser1es; Jack Kcatmg, maga. zme d1 am a crthc a-nd top TV pro ducers ; Gro~d, • Tlte GOod Will Cia.. of Clifton !1. E. Cbureh met •t tbo ilo"lof of J'rtda Henry, Monday enntas IDd olorted lltelr quilling project for lhe willter months. Ruark Believes BY ROBERT C. RUnK Would inybody -be to Cflll me a Comm1e 1£ I sulaested mi1d· Yt 1 Clara 1'bole preaut and were ' Williams IM.ta, LeiJa t;o1111, M~ I}' tbft we are becommg awfully snoopy, some of it from necessity, but wittl the snoop--tendency O.,¥t· ' l Wllllilns, Oliva Hell\y w;ere 1\ev W. L Lyons, and Ned breeding and. mushrooming to where tl 11cares me" Would am·body slug me tf I s~.tuested that perhaps we are sli))p&ng mto the I ~z~~~~~~;,d IM ead ' aoli> .... Da~· '-!• •••• and Iaiii~ that ~ap alf\W~ the totalitlrtan eountr1es for so lone I m01o,l" fillly tf!tl "" ~~pt our heads In th• -.net f'IUCh too lone concerning th• d.1111r of 6) -Lost Fou11d v~m.•ty of Ml44Jf! ( & -------· ..,... ~ _ _ _ Harness Atom Po~er :~~: ::7N:~·.:::: Awmie Natio' Q s T Th • Ma L.%- 0 8 Old F h• d ~:/~~:!~~~;;-·~! ~~h·: u.~r::'::,. • eJI' _ e•._...~eS _ r e 88 lODe _ _ LOST m Hl'gh School, ~.. I CA:MlEO"PEND I !lEW far in forcing u new loyalty oath -.,nt f.Jtt mf*tan~~ , IPttfl js tfU fhl ~Jfr tl ltJJIJI't Mt;~h IfF '""""' ~ fM~Jy W W 911. I!Uif't lfWtrJ dct. 'l!L'f'~tr• fM ttgqtlc nttltlf lrt IJII ill'~ ftJIIf tbl tJ9Jli'J fMtff fl fQir ~~lne!· .tl'• But the oll'th we used to swe-ar, when we got comm•ss1ans, seem~ ed to me to be a pretty good oath As I recall, 11 ran somethmg Jib th1s "[, Joe G1sh, huvlng bec1l ap· pomted a ntl'mber or the Navy (or Arm~' or Air Force of the Umted State9, do solemnly swear (or af· fum) that I Wlll supp~rt and defend Ihe ConstJlutlon ol the Un1ted States agamst aU enemle:!J, ,,....,1m ••,.,V t. Dl tf t!P lhe ttfll*"t tt'l• 4N"· Thn !Wtfl .r'f'" pf ftr .,~.. ~tt"P...,. Fftll..,., h •• ,M'Jna the H-!t9mtl fo~1gn ~bt: of.-,,,. dJif'1~~ J11J56. A IDl\Ch large1 one, expected to ~nerate JUDre tha,n 60,000 kilo· watt4, w~U be conq>leted m 1957 Meanwh 1Je, private industn s.eema by and large to be m a w~:lt-udotl~e JJnood, satlsfted to Pomeroy ( ~ 1 ,Autq ' SWMT ciliER ud A ·- • • ,.,...., H~u~ 1 0111, ••-....., ,: !, aowmr. a ~- I w I• Better OriA ZENITH $15995 series New officers elected ll<llzer udent Mr Styen; the Mr. Gantner; "oloda,y gerter; •·• Dur1ng the 1t was repO>rted Me a Kurtin' Tuneu and Larry Birch's •ont "hnthnen'•' Gentleman From o.or1 1a" c..,clucl..t the Mlnttrtt protran~ and the Grand Flnele wu Grandi Old .Fia1 fNturlnt l•re· l,n 1 Harm... anlllll tt,e clot.lng t'GooAye N~. Memben of ~be ..eltoru1 were· Cummln1, Lilliut. Powell, and Chapman, ....,.. , ch of ·Citrut Army-hid QaJ .ev.ening for the nat10nally ance:, 'fVor"ef j • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1950 1949 lolr. Pomer.oy, wer.e callm1 on and Mi'1 Ned Henry, S~dQ- Blaettnar's, c:::-::::-:--'=--'c::--·----J""C:.:.:7--,r-.,.:::---~_,._~:;..= ( 8 B} Auto 'f~XI,f They t Were W L I. or . ' .-~ ' ' " ' I'\ I - I Eoteto of Martt.,..l l'frooll lli8tJ11AHCB ~OI:NCY '"'"· "uta'1191111e, Bolli!> AOC!CENT •LifR• Ptl1tlfi1J IPd lk!t>da> Rl!t.l I ~srQre Br.oker ll3f-M Ill! .MION\11 ~uilal11 DeceaMd "'iNofu:e Is here~y ~iven , thjt . ~ ~annlnlt D. WC'bster 'fhc~e Office Addre!!ls is Pqmeroy 1 OJi , ba1~. been dul)' appointed at .I minbJ:rator of the Estate or "• iaret ~lys~ll Russell late oi 1 j' i'RY1DIIJI>, If p., ~elKs Poi1· ':f ·; 4/D!II!i, , Ohio, deceastdoi Dated t~)J illl d~}' cl Noveml.ft• ,~ 1 a5f, ~d • F H SU<j@ of t~ Prf!llate """'" , , .KIIP Co[lllty, O~io. "' '8·ljj-l7,3J~ , , IARGAIH$ Ci4LQJU ... • lA I< U$1~ ' ---~.~-"--~---- The-best medium to reach the people of Elend Bonner combi111atian, the circulotion af :;tflis,C:oritbinqtioti rGhs' 6ver'43oo·copi~s. · t~(!1~ig~~son ~reo -is The Daily Ser,1tinel· .. , -od~•t•Qnai:>,Qies. , ', , ,.., '"'~ ...........· . .' ' . ' I . ' ··' , .'., .. ,:h!s lptge circulation makes a tremendous ' ·'·'.··,",', _.':: j~t'Qn' the.public, orad it produces results ~ Jb ,, ,. ' ·:.~""'~qrU.i!fti•;1Y~ur cosh registerps it rings ,up . I ' , . ~ ,' •, I ' Mrs Allen LewiS' and Mrs Msry K King were vtsitmg Mrs W. A. Ettwards, Sund~ Mrs. Harry ..Johnson bas been ill tbe past few dey&, bul 1s ntUpb \fetter now William VanMeter of the U S. NaY)' sp~Dt. the weekend at home ..... ... - for serv1ce wtll lll.fle~s week lhhe:irierchandi~e in your store is not mov. l ' in.Q ~4t as iapidly as )rou think it should, why · ' ;;.:. ' . ' . ' I , nOf,fitJf<;e a new looi(,C)t advertising pessibili. ' ,, . ' "'' tit!s? You need to gE~t ou.t the news that you .' , , i . ~~ thi~ ~~rc~ap~ise fo~ sole, and you":ed ·· ;;: · · ·J- ·to quofe prkes: ' . . ' •Wotlntld•y' Sol•r lno.'fl'· food Ptn"pOae be held at 7 SO, 24, at the F1rst Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kearns, AI With Mr H<lyt, the Johnson and Betty Pope were Ia Columbus, durmg the Presid.mg and Mr. the speaker Special ml15ic weekend c;:nfford Johnson made a busl be furm!lhed by the Baptist ebolr ness trip to Ch&r~ton last attd the Mm LStenal quartette. ,Loo '"·- to The t ... •- ~ CONGRAIUIA!tOIIS ON Pai'C»iMt..CE OP D000e POWIIMIOME V-1 PICK-liP TtiiJCK TWO lRUCICS WEIIJ; &aECTED AT 11AND0M COHIEST IOARO AM OfACIAlS F10M ~r OF NEW TRUCKs AT THE FACTORY. AN ECON• OMY IIUt.l WAS MADE FROM B0NNMuE SN.T BED, UTAH, TO PikES I'EAI(. COLOIADO, A DISTANCI OF 71U MilES IN 10 MilES OP SNOW, :14 MW OF FOG, 93 MllfS OF RAIN, CARRYING TWQ PASSENGERS AND PAYLOAD aY Will c\l'~ry '- i'UID\',' ~i1'lli!SIDelr AND GENa\1 DEf!tolr- Va, Walter Blake has been absent from Ius employmegt the past week at the VanadiUm, because " • MANAGER liUCK$-CHifYSIER CORP.-DODGI TIIUCIC PLANT-21~00 MOUND ROAD- former's 's)uouedpuus ' l. D90C1 OZ1710. W\11..511. PO- ~,h& intp food. H t-hat aecret evH' q fin1lly broken, the A-btmb will have rtd•med ltMI#. But the b1g payoff will be atom~ power Because thu eoun· try IS nch- temporanly-:tn cOfd and oll, gu and water, it laelul the ec:Mom1c me:enhve ol aome other countnes for push10g nuelear energy development That IS why some beheve Europe may win m1c power race ' I VAN NIJ'!'S·~~~ W81 conh:lbul.on to promote b1s agamst ~he nse o! nareot1c.s of ft,Jr al.6o to Sunday, rllle work A Wolf the Oh10, Mr. of Pom.e teraobn. . Mr.. and Mrs Nefl ae~rv ored ta Racme, M'ona.ay noon. Jt • •n ' t,.itujoen• ,j ehea the Fora! J!,•l~~ I t II H"'' • 1 ' Slelt kll,. blue lights on tho darbnotl ot,... Bill ChlkW nu.....r i9so .r YouC.n ' - ..........,.... ., ...... :Jl)l~PJ~---,-'--~·,..;:t---~:ll::;r; I AtOO'II~ II "Yov'd Bo Su7rl...t'' lor Gerald ,Pow.ll wat ne•t on the program with D1nnr Thompson alnoJnt "Blue loin" with 1 hasn't at come up With a plant to take advantage of' the new taw permitting pr1vate atomic d~ 1949 )lDil{lJ;:", •ll!b o;pe Blaettnar's, Pome-roy vetop:nent' We need actwn Mw af there's anytJung at all to atonuc energy, let's not ptddlt> Jet the government piCk- up the Let's learn fast what the future 1 te~ for the nrst exper1ments 1n holds " Jtom1c power • AEC Cha'lrman LewiB L Strauss 1~7 PONTIAC 4 dr. It is no secret that some atom 1c i>eiJCves. "our children w11l enJOY ~Biaettnar's, Pomeroy. exptrt.s ar.e duappomted by 1n 'm thCir homes electncal energy PONTtAC'O ·-; ror..... dustry's failure to get mto thte lou cheap to meter · Blaettnar's, Po~~roy..... ...., day, Nov 2.1. Th•• h; the Bro•d· and d<lntestJc, that I Will op PM- act. enertY ilreJdv hoN pro11'•r •how whlc:h o 1 nny Jtaye ~ bear true faith und allegW\Cie. to , ~""lti .... ~. .wW IIIVfl~ Df the ,,... ~ • hWu•t.r1•Ush Chided,....,.. , dueed wh•t St,~u'·• IL"!4J othtrs A .P.--.,_ Diarr-4 in and Bob Hope !'layq same, that I take this obhgatl~n .,Jtf,;... . .;:-, ~ _ l>r Lawreiice R HBf'st~. ('h1ef c1ll "incalcul•ble" .,_.~ttlme ~Y> .. 1fhe l••d for the movie...,..iea" -treely , w1thout mental reserva· ..,.. of 'the AEC's reacto1 division, re· benefits for m1n. For exemple, ... ktty Lynn. wbo appean in a ttons or Plll pose of evasion, that cently ~h1de:d a group of 1ncfus· rNio•ctln renerch m• ..rl•ls, 1 top role 1ft "Fireside Theater's" I Will well and falthrully diS· IY ~OIIf:PH t:;~;bt~~: tr1ahsts at a meetmg LJl New • byproduct of the U. S. •lom1c telefllm. titled "The LISt H•t'' charge the office m whiCh I am U"itecl P~ $ttH 1York brought scitnee 1 projeet, han on NBC· TV, Tuesday, Nov. 23 about to enter, so help me God" WAS!pliQ-TON. "If industry was ::~ uggrrsstve \ closer to solving the mv•terr ~ is well known to VIdeo audiThat seems to me to cm;er the atorlllc power ts on way, as 11 should be" he asked 'whv how plants tranlf10rm sun)lght encet. She portr•ys R•y Bolger's matter pretty thoroughly w1hthout but . girl In his comedy show, which any ln1;h pPnnants or extra ang· Tbe exwrts don't ~now when -.nllr~t•tes from New York, div· mg chJUses , tt wiU wr•Y~ TJJey d~ a lot of iding ~r time between that city But now I see abo th•t there guess1ag 'F)Ve years, lO, 25 But •nd Hollywood. where "Fire· i1 • tPKi•l .. piOft-sl• system they don't know side Theater'' is fUmed for tele· openting in the Federal IOV· T-hey donlt kno.w wlucfl ~oQntry vi•ion . . . ernmtnt, lnstructiDM for whkh will get etooomtc •tlfflllC po.wer O,n H•stings will play his were secretty cllttributed to d• firat--the Uruted Sbte&. RussJ:t. ' Ttltvlal•l Ptool&ltnllol Some Tochnlcal, P'olltlcal l,SOOth constcuhve teJ.c:ut of partment huds, for the Otec· fn'itam, pQssi.bly France. !fhe Piftt Cta,.,..,c" Ntarf Problemi'Muot It Solved Captain Video" on Nov 15 . Tht tion •nd prevention of employ" Stakes are tremendous I ~ ' 20 year old, who pl•ys the Vi,deo m~tconduct--ll]uite •part from One pound of unniurn, costing Bpt!cl42 ID Otnh'Gl Prta• R•nw•r, h.s been with the Du anything to do with loyalty or $10 to $~. P!~S th, energy of , wMIONGTON-Presldelitial preu conferences will eventually be Mont Network url•s since ,,. R!td connection The huds were l,SOO tons of ~I cpating a~t 1 televiHd for the worJd to tee and hear. Thll 11 the pred 1ctton premiere 1n 1949, ch•lking up told to 'fpdatt their impectlon $10.000 Pelmer PLttn•m, conof J.amet C. Haprty, PnA aecretary to President Elaenhower. •n •ding record for the TV Inf.cilities to m.. e them adequate •ltant to" the Atotnil: E!'l•rav Wl\ela auch pHil conferences will begin Dt!!lther Hagefty nor other dustry . • to "deal with the detection and Comml•slon, estimates ' 14.1s•ble" ~ ot the White Hou.ae .utr Will venture to make any gueaa. Betty Grable, Ed Wynn •nd prov•nt1on of acts of impropriecoel ancl ell retarvet will be Utallt will be well la adVance of the next presidential elee· Harry J•ntes will co shr in the 1 ty, unethacal conduct 1nd other gone in 1T years. ISY "uuble" h.e ll &I a certainty by those in poaltion to speak with New. 11 "Shower of St.rs." on activ1t1ts short of crimJn•l vlo· m..ns fvels ttlet will produce CBS..TV. lations." pwer at"' more than twice __ HQ) tifal coven a lot of ground present pricr.t. 1 STAR SPARKS Prctende1 s tL 1f you want to use It as a wh1p, But rl!dljjiachve rueli-Uranmm lhe Barr.ymore mantles ate tl)c Espet1alJy when the government and thormm-are abundant enpe11jof.IJUDg Chap 1ns o.f Holly ~:~ays th1s- as to be u!ioed to mcrease oua:h to la11t at least 175 yev.s woOO Lauren, 9, 1s thE> captiVa! emp!cyee morale accordm]C f() Putnam's. calcu.la· lp.. lllll#! minx. w)l.o plays kobert Then we have the new d1s- lion• So, on tbe theory that ma11 will Y'oung's smallest da.ughter •n thr chal ge for servicemen who are ''Fatlulr Knows Best' ens TV St'l not gudt} of any nusconduct Ol d<1 whatev~r necessary to get en· It'S Broth ers, Mtke, 18, :.ud Billy ( ommu n1sl afhL!atl<ln. but who ergy for h1s g..dgets and in~ustrlts 10. a:tofs s1nce mfancy a1 e seen c;}n g~f huolt!d out of a JOb JUSt !!xperls beheve atomic power cercurrently an the fealtu e fdm becau:rf! some bum of a brother or tamly 1s on the way ' '"The NJgbt of tbc Hunter ' r a• dnmken un~le JOII\Cd up w1th a Obstroperou• Atom mad respc;.nse to Lauren's T\ SL bvers1v~ organu:atwn wh1oeh put the atem Is obstr~erous It portrayal,s w1t}1 'Daddy" Young su1 ely m my book 1.s lakmg the 1dOtll not g1ve 1.1p 1ls en,erly t>&!nly tab her as :m up~om1ng Sturley b1 other s kPepcr bus1ness too far The enrmeerJQg diffLCUit1es ot Tem;>le And wt• have the censorship o£ h.arnessmg alB forces both salely Bmg Crosby will be hcoud m the Pl('~s 1n New York 1n rea;ard Knd economit~ly ar~ e~ormous a new fJJie n 1ght a week b1oaclcast to cttmmal tnals And when Tnl· Th.e atolJI b,Js been ppt to work. on CBS-N<diO begmmng, Monday man was 1n, he had 01 blanket m submanne engLRt>.& But they Nov 22 H•s new fQ, mat wJil bt> w1thiJUidmg order on ALL goverll are coilt no..ub)ect m1htary pro· flexJble and m~lude mus1~, humur mental ne'As at one t1me at the jecl.s a,nd shed httle light on thi' ancl mtt•rv1cws diSCJl'tiUn of the dep<~rlmeni 1 eeQnomJ~s t~f P.l'!llCtlul)e p()wer Wh en Ed Murrcw VISitS Ri;bC'"f ht>a:J I Ther' will be np useful cost Q Lew1s l.lfl lBS-TV s Pers-on t fl And we always ~eem to h•vf dat• hf' If¥• count1Y until five Pe .. scn' (Nov 19) 1t w 11 be tlw 1om~ tr,bun•l going ab91/t boolu; I experirnJDtaJ atom HWer pltnts flfS1 tmH· the bespectacled hum Whtn I tm •broad the best "!fW tMJr:at b.H'IJI JviY* ~n in om1t s cum plcle colleet10n of 1o reading: I can find I• ttner,lly oper.tloq t.r IIM'N tjma. Ttl• tern poles WLII l>e- s hoNn on tele· 1n the forb1ddeo cl01't of th• plants are being built under 1 \lswn Rtbcr1 Q 1lt1~ haJ one 01 USIS, b•nntd for subyerslon. In 200 mllhon dollu fiV.-y .. r protwo al a l,m • oo h1s own pro- Austnlla OM 41f the b•nned gr.tm laurw:ftec:l reca~:~tly by the grams but r: ·vcr bad llu• dumce books was "The Aspirin Age" AEC 1 tu show aiJ 27 1o-g1•thi'r btt:auu •t cont••ned •n 1ccounr The fU'st, dt>stgned to 'J}roducE It us.-d to b• th1t TV nid~rtd of S.:acco and Van:r.•th .as parcel about 5000 kJicwatts of tleclncll} the 'ro•dw•v st•ge for dnm1tic 1s t"XJleded to be m operation m t•tent, but now Bro.dw•y i• sharp wd wtll r(•VItW news h1gh -- -- - -- ~"tting tfter the TV Jllrs. This IJgJ,t~ Rm 'I 11 Ttn w1il lito to the roulng 'twentl..,. Is HpKially tr ue in the ClJU of heard lin the Mutual Nllwork af I Ed,ar Hoov•r h., llr ..dv "f've Got I Secret". P•nelisl tel lhc f11 ~t of the yf'at V1deo w•rned eoelo.t prlvtt9 •PY· Jayne Me1d0W1 11 bowing out of sllow will conlutu~ to he seen on ch••int, nelthbor-informlng vi that s•r•es-her wster Audrey o\HC !V F1ed Warmg now c.n til•nt• 1 oc 1eties, but th•y con· will repl•ce htr- to sto' on tho 1ou1 WI II b e se£>n on lBS · 'IV tlnue to •Pring up, ., every Jflge in "lunat,cs •nd L"'wn." Suu.: 1y t11 ghts ('n DPC 19 Ft b 27 pursy mouthed old moict gives And Fayt Emers:>'l if~-... on tho olnuo A ,m 1 10 N"l'1" "M D 't " E' I herself di,nlty •• a t.ubversive· panel wdl bt9' " reh .. r~11l• f4r lhe P1 f'Ss wtll grt 3 new oank seeker, when she Is merely • nasty snooper, b1ck-fence peer • new comedy, "Runnmg M•tr• r f'l le, v.,th lht Nov Y'a' hleh i1 schedulod fo' o "••ow V 1 ru~ p•Je umonJa r<' 11 ed R~n ) •r over, •nd tar cupper at the ork .opening, Deumber 16. Mernman emcee of "The B1g door. -- PaJoc:!.' on CBS-TV As a result he I don 't like 1t 1 know bureau White Houu JlADIO-TV NEWSREEL Tht• had tu mLJS a week's work War- crats and 1 know somethmg o!lb~ Rf'ader's Di(est will be the bas:.s r cn Hull of Stnke It R1ch, doul>- anchnahon q! ordmary people A for a n -..w VJde.o film senes to b~ led from hu; owon prog,am as nahon o.f EPI('S and eountere;n ei seen on o\BC TV, Monda} mghtr pmch Iutter for Randy John IS not a pleasan't place m wh~-:! h !11rtlllg II'! Janua ty An auto mil'· CJtmrron Swayze of the N'BC ·TV to lave Too many of tile Wl'ODf ker will underwr1le the st't'·~ News Ca avan says Rul'!lla to aome peopJe1-get hoid of the nght wea flon 't be surprtsed 1f F't'ed All~n t>,.i.ent ts a d cmoera~y,~-you ea1, pons, arid, a.tler awb 11e, you Cf!D'I turns 11,p' on your VHiro &cree.n say anythnl'l: you want about til~ 1 bave a fitbt wttb. your 1re wltb 1!10011 ll.s .u news comme~lotOi" J' actvernmtmt and sl1ll £et a decent out it becoming lhe natlon 's J>us·· d£al Ul brrwmg whereby AJIM"B burlalf aeli. ' Rebecca KatltQtn 1CioW and Marilyn Mi::· lnt~ ou't&Harlemed Harlem with tbeir verJlon of "Peraonalitf'' ..and tiny Linda CarpeDter's •one waa "'BalUn' the Jaek". Bob Hc.efiicJJ, HDJ "Sweet Em• lbta" w)tb lo .nd , Norma Chill> man: Sir~ Harmon and Nor· ma Kay ~ICeh'ey u a danc1ar ohorue fpr bis: long. - E;~;:!~~~:;~::::'~b~ ~~"i:~~m:::.r ~t, <::lover"': Mortie Ano Stobirt aa the Pldto•lnDYD.._ and son, Holland and tiJe '1'm Lookillc Over a Sboekey •Sleepy Time D9Wn SQuib" with Su! Arut BliCk and nit, Diana and burg, Mr. and Mrs tnd IIIMrellsm. I r•· cqgniz• th•t a loyalty ot~th IMY H MCHI(Ir'Y for one thf~W-to afford grounds for con,ldlon lor porlury, •••h •• w. huno on Alter Hin. I wUI tltn any loyalty oath th1t'1 set before m• ~ut so wJII • tUY who is '· Four-~ Godfrey Jr. ond C~Hnntunitm and tapl9fttl• with· In our r~nks. in n•m• of frHdoey~~ 1>r Fi'at>kle wllo wU ,loiJted: by Jeanne loy lor lilt dl!ld; 'lam eo ,Cama, kmd of esp&onage and ceruwrl.hip WATT'S WATT: The muslc•L "L•t's F•ce It" will be 5 ..., on the NBC TV Com.-dy Ho"r, S.UJ"· / J~~~ I Deftn~te plans were made to carry out the Chu~h Loyalty Campa~gn to eDNurage the at. toodance at wor!rbrp durmg th1s month. All and cJvlc organJ.Zat10ns are asked W cooperate m tb11 church at tendance campa110 The meehng closed With the repeattng of ~e Lord's Prayer an .pn 1son. OF 500 POUNDI!, USING REGUW M0111.G1o$. DODGE PICK·UP AVERAGED 22.21 MUS PEl GALLON WITH AVERAGE Sl'EEO OP ~0.44 MILES P£11 IIOUI. THIS RUN WAS UNOER 0U1 CO/oiPLETE SUI'EIVJSION. A. C. PlllSIURY, MEMBER AND IIEGIONAl DIIIECIOI, CONTEST IOAIID 1oM R· H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. HIDDLEPoiT,O ,J ' •' �f SEN'riNEL,' Pomercy • MlddleDOrt. Otilo . •• ' fhe· DAU..'r SENTINEL.! Of' Till >IWJC!II ·~ON .u:u Publlobod """" afttrrOO:n ' ....,. iluru!q bJ Tile ~o Vallo!' - 1 . 111e, at 110 Ma<haalo lit 1 ~. o. Bu$.., olfiQO ~ o111.. pllone W.. J;atend U ...... elliS tulllpl .t umeroy, Ohio. illllt, edll"'illl ...Iter II 19 pOol !'flleo II • IICH+P I, QWEN ............. O....ol · UCI 1.. COU.ITTB .............. , CI[J Edltoo Ha~ODii odvertlsilll repreuatapve, Jloltlne!U-II:Wiball, lAc, lM3 lftlngl:on Ave.,N ew York Cit)", It, N. Y. Suloscrlptloo rates. Dehver, I')' o~ '"'""' ~ill=!:'" tter w..k: ~nt yew In ~ •• .,.. ~· Tho ~lb ~ltijll'!! y{l~ 81); months, n 80; three t~otU bs, $3$. By mOtlcrr route Wilen " ..,. monlb U By mall One ''"' tB; obc manlho ,._.,, lj1ro,e ~ .as J2110. one month, 11. · ' Snoops, Spies · · STATIC Gaining BY LAWRENCE WITTE Jackae Gleason .IS gOiDi to step oul of lus comedy role, tempora.rtl} that IS, to pia)' the le<KI m OSS-TV's "StudiO One"' on Dt.-c ,6 Gleason w~ play :m at1orney 1n "Peac,qc)(. C1ty }lun~J> Hug~ O'Br1an, pl.OVIC Ddor 1S seen often this yeflr as !eadmg man of "The Loretta Young Show', NBC-TV's po-pular wt>eklr dramatic sertes O'B!'um, a frt'e lance actor, 1s featured m 20th Cenlury Fox s "'Broken Lance and has just completed 11 pa1t tn hvang Bedm's ·No BusJ· ness l.1ke Show BusJnes~> ' As JS the case today w1th so man) }Oung f1lm actors O'B11an got mto the movu•s through Lele\'lS· 1pn l-Ie was dascovered by talent scout M1lo Frank wh1le appcarlll g m Arch Oboler's TV ','Mystery \ Se-nes' m 1949 Speakmg o( d&scovenes, NBC TV's ··concernmg MISs Marlowe·· senes JUSt fm1shed a contest for a budding young acto1 and actress although the gene1 al tele\ JS· wn audience d1d not kno\lo 1t The wmnmg actress l!l R1ta Ba1;!Jasc~l 23 year old t."h1cagoan and 22 year old John l:larlons. of Sl LoUIS wa;:. selected as the w1nn· 1118 aclm Pnzeii couslsted of $500 m cash and they were plac· ed on the call hst Ior future TV a[)pearances Judges of the con test mcluded Loutse Allbntton star o£ the datly · Conce1nma; Mts1; Marlowe'", Peggy Wood, who pia} i "'Mama" m the popll\ar CBS· TV ser1es; Jack Kcatmg, maga. zme d1 am a crthc a-nd top TV pro ducers ; Gro~d, • Tlte GOod Will Cia.. of Clifton !1. E. Cbureh met •t tbo ilo"lof of J'rtda Henry, Monday enntas IDd olorted lltelr quilling project for lhe willter months. Ruark Believes BY ROBERT C. RUnK Would inybody -be to Cflll me a Comm1e 1£ I sulaested mi1d· Yt 1 Clara 1'bole preaut and were ' Williams IM.ta, LeiJa t;o1111, M~ I}' tbft we are becommg awfully snoopy, some of it from necessity, but wittl the snoop--tendency O.,¥t· ' l Wllllilns, Oliva Hell\y w;ere 1\ev W. L Lyons, and Ned breeding and. mushrooming to where tl 11cares me" Would am·body slug me tf I s~.tuested that perhaps we are sli))p&ng mto the I ~z~~~~~~;,d IM ead ' aoli> .... Da~· '-!• •••• and Iaiii~ that ~ap alf\W~ the totalitlrtan eountr1es for so lone I m01o,l" fillly tf!tl "" ~~pt our heads In th• -.net f'IUCh too lone concerning th• d.1111r of 6) -Lost Fou11d v~m.•ty of Ml44Jf! ( & -------· ..,... ~ _ _ _ Harness Atom Po~er :~~: ::7N:~·.:::: Awmie Natio' Q s T Th • Ma L.%- 0 8 Old F h• d ~:/~~:!~~~;;-·~! ~~h·: u.~r::'::,. • eJI' _ e•._...~eS _ r e 88 lODe _ _ LOST m Hl'gh School, ~.. I CA:MlEO"PEND I !lEW far in forcing u new loyalty oath -.,nt f.Jtt mf*tan~~ , IPttfl js tfU fhl ~Jfr tl ltJJIJI't Mt;~h IfF '""""' ~ fM~Jy W W 911. I!Uif't lfWtrJ dct. 'l!L'f'~tr• fM ttgqtlc nttltlf lrt IJII ill'~ ftJIIf tbl tJ9Jli'J fMtff fl fQir ~~lne!· .tl'• But the oll'th we used to swe-ar, when we got comm•ss1ans, seem~ ed to me to be a pretty good oath As I recall, 11 ran somethmg Jib th1s "[, Joe G1sh, huvlng bec1l ap· pomted a ntl'mber or the Navy (or Arm~' or Air Force of the Umted State9, do solemnly swear (or af· fum) that I Wlll supp~rt and defend Ihe ConstJlutlon ol the Un1ted States agamst aU enemle:!J, ,,....,1m ••,.,V t. Dl tf t!P lhe ttfll*"t tt'l• 4N"· Thn !Wtfl .r'f'" pf ftr .,~.. ~tt"P...,. Fftll..,., h •• ,M'Jna the H-!t9mtl fo~1gn ~bt: of.-,,,. dJif'1~~ J11J56. A IDl\Ch large1 one, expected to ~nerate JUDre tha,n 60,000 kilo· watt4, w~U be conq>leted m 1957 Meanwh 1Je, private industn s.eema by and large to be m a w~:lt-udotl~e JJnood, satlsfted to Pomeroy ( ~ 1 ,Autq ' SWMT ciliER ud A ·- • • ,.,...., H~u~ 1 0111, ••-....., ,: !, aowmr. a ~- I w I• Better OriA ZENITH $15995 series New officers elected ll<llzer udent Mr Styen; the Mr. Gantner; "oloda,y gerter; •·• Dur1ng the 1t was repO>rted Me a Kurtin' Tuneu and Larry Birch's •ont "hnthnen'•' Gentleman From o.or1 1a" c..,clucl..t the Mlnttrtt protran~ and the Grand Flnele wu Grandi Old .Fia1 fNturlnt l•re· l,n 1 Harm... anlllll tt,e clot.lng t'GooAye N~. Memben of ~be ..eltoru1 were· Cummln1, Lilliut. Powell, and Chapman, ....,.. , ch of ·Citrut Army-hid QaJ .ev.ening for the nat10nally ance:, 'fVor"ef j • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1950 1949 lolr. Pomer.oy, wer.e callm1 on and Mi'1 Ned Henry, S~dQ- Blaettnar's, c:::-::::-:--'=--'c::--·----J""C:.:.:7--,r-.,.:::---~_,._~:;..= ( 8 B} Auto 'f~XI,f They t Were W L I. or . ' .-~ ' ' " ' I'\ I - I Eoteto of Martt.,..l l'frooll lli8tJ11AHCB ~OI:NCY '"'"· "uta'1191111e, Bolli!> AOC!CENT •LifR• Ptl1tlfi1J IPd lk!t>da> Rl!t.l I ~srQre Br.oker ll3f-M Ill! .MION\11 ~uilal11 DeceaMd "'iNofu:e Is here~y ~iven , thjt . ~ ~annlnlt D. WC'bster 'fhc~e Office Addre!!ls is Pqmeroy 1 OJi , ba1~. been dul)' appointed at .I minbJ:rator of the Estate or "• iaret ~lys~ll Russell late oi 1 j' i'RY1DIIJI>, If p., ~elKs Poi1· ':f ·; 4/D!II!i, , Ohio, deceastdoi Dated t~)J illl d~}' cl Noveml.ft• ,~ 1 a5f, ~d • F H SU<j@ of t~ Prf!llate """'" , , .KIIP Co[lllty, O~io. "' '8·ljj-l7,3J~ , , IARGAIH$ Ci4LQJU ... • lA I< U$1~ ' ---~.~-"--~---- The-best medium to reach the people of Elend Bonner combi111atian, the circulotion af :;tflis,C:oritbinqtioti rGhs' 6ver'43oo·copi~s. · t~(!1~ig~~son ~reo -is The Daily Ser,1tinel· .. , -od~•t•Qnai:>,Qies. , ', , ,.., '"'~ ...........· . .' ' . ' I . ' ··' , .'., .. ,:h!s lptge circulation makes a tremendous ' ·'·'.··,",', _.':: j~t'Qn' the.public, orad it produces results ~ Jb ,, ,. ' ·:.~""'~qrU.i!fti•;1Y~ur cosh registerps it rings ,up . I ' , . ~ ,' •, I ' Mrs Allen LewiS' and Mrs Msry K King were vtsitmg Mrs W. A. Ettwards, Sund~ Mrs. Harry ..Johnson bas been ill tbe past few dey&, bul 1s ntUpb \fetter now William VanMeter of the U S. NaY)' sp~Dt. the weekend at home ..... ... - for serv1ce wtll lll.fle~s week lhhe:irierchandi~e in your store is not mov. l ' in.Q ~4t as iapidly as )rou think it should, why · ' ;;.:. ' . ' . ' I , nOf,fitJf<;e a new looi(,C)t advertising pessibili. ' ,, . ' "'' tit!s? You need to gE~t ou.t the news that you .' , , i . ~~ thi~ ~~rc~ap~ise fo~ sole, and you":ed ·· ;;: · · ·J- ·to quofe prkes: ' . . ' •Wotlntld•y' Sol•r lno.'fl'· food Ptn"pOae be held at 7 SO, 24, at the F1rst Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kearns, AI With Mr H<lyt, the Johnson and Betty Pope were Ia Columbus, durmg the Presid.mg and Mr. the speaker Special ml15ic weekend c;:nfford Johnson made a busl be furm!lhed by the Baptist ebolr ness trip to Ch&r~ton last attd the Mm LStenal quartette. ,Loo '"·- to The t ... •- ~ CONGRAIUIA!tOIIS ON Pai'C»iMt..CE OP D000e POWIIMIOME V-1 PICK-liP TtiiJCK TWO lRUCICS WEIIJ; &aECTED AT 11AND0M COHIEST IOARO AM OfACIAlS F10M ~r OF NEW TRUCKs AT THE FACTORY. AN ECON• OMY IIUt.l WAS MADE FROM B0NNMuE SN.T BED, UTAH, TO PikES I'EAI(. COLOIADO, A DISTANCI OF 71U MilES IN 10 MilES OP SNOW, :14 MW OF FOG, 93 MllfS OF RAIN, CARRYING TWQ PASSENGERS AND PAYLOAD aY Will c\l'~ry '- i'UID\',' ~i1'lli!SIDelr AND GENa\1 DEf!tolr- Va, Walter Blake has been absent from Ius employmegt the past week at the VanadiUm, because " • MANAGER liUCK$-CHifYSIER CORP.-DODGI TIIUCIC PLANT-21~00 MOUND ROAD- former's 's)uouedpuus ' l. D90C1 OZ1710. W\11..511. PO- ~,h& intp food. H t-hat aecret evH' q fin1lly broken, the A-btmb will have rtd•med ltMI#. But the b1g payoff will be atom~ power Because thu eoun· try IS nch- temporanly-:tn cOfd and oll, gu and water, it laelul the ec:Mom1c me:enhve ol aome other countnes for push10g nuelear energy development That IS why some beheve Europe may win m1c power race ' I VAN NIJ'!'S·~~~ W81 conh:lbul.on to promote b1s agamst ~he nse o! nareot1c.s of ft,Jr al.6o to Sunday, rllle work A Wolf the Oh10, Mr. of Pom.e teraobn. . Mr.. and Mrs Nefl ae~rv ored ta Racme, M'ona.ay noon. Jt • •n ' t,.itujoen• ,j ehea the Fora! J!,•l~~ I t II H"'' • 1 ' Slelt kll,. blue lights on tho darbnotl ot,... Bill ChlkW nu.....r i9so .r YouC.n ' - ..........,.... ., ...... :Jl)l~PJ~---,-'--~·,..;:t---~:ll::;r; I AtOO'II~ II "Yov'd Bo Su7rl...t'' lor Gerald ,Pow.ll wat ne•t on the program with D1nnr Thompson alnoJnt "Blue loin" with 1 hasn't at come up With a plant to take advantage of' the new taw permitting pr1vate atomic d~ 1949 )lDil{lJ;:", •ll!b o;pe Blaettnar's, Pome-roy vetop:nent' We need actwn Mw af there's anytJung at all to atonuc energy, let's not ptddlt> Jet the government piCk- up the Let's learn fast what the future 1 te~ for the nrst exper1ments 1n holds " Jtom1c power • AEC Cha'lrman LewiB L Strauss 1~7 PONTIAC 4 dr. It is no secret that some atom 1c i>eiJCves. "our children w11l enJOY ~Biaettnar's, Pomeroy. exptrt.s ar.e duappomted by 1n 'm thCir homes electncal energy PONTtAC'O ·-; ror..... dustry's failure to get mto thte lou cheap to meter · Blaettnar's, Po~~roy..... ...., day, Nov 2.1. Th•• h; the Bro•d· and d<lntestJc, that I Will op PM- act. enertY ilreJdv hoN pro11'•r •how whlc:h o 1 nny Jtaye ~ bear true faith und allegW\Cie. to , ~""lti .... ~. .wW IIIVfl~ Df the ,,... ~ • hWu•t.r1•Ush Chided,....,.. , dueed wh•t St,~u'·• IL"!4J othtrs A .P.--.,_ Diarr-4 in and Bob Hope !'layq same, that I take this obhgatl~n .,Jtf,;... . .;:-, ~ _ l>r Lawreiice R HBf'st~. ('h1ef c1ll "incalcul•ble" .,_.~ttlme ~Y> .. 1fhe l••d for the movie...,..iea" -treely , w1thout mental reserva· ..,.. of 'the AEC's reacto1 division, re· benefits for m1n. For exemple, ... ktty Lynn. wbo appean in a ttons or Plll pose of evasion, that cently ~h1de:d a group of 1ncfus· rNio•ctln renerch m• ..rl•ls, 1 top role 1ft "Fireside Theater's" I Will well and falthrully diS· IY ~OIIf:PH t:;~;bt~~: tr1ahsts at a meetmg LJl New • byproduct of the U. S. •lom1c telefllm. titled "The LISt H•t'' charge the office m whiCh I am U"itecl P~ $ttH 1York brought scitnee 1 projeet, han on NBC· TV, Tuesday, Nov. 23 about to enter, so help me God" WAS!pliQ-TON. "If industry was ::~ uggrrsstve \ closer to solving the mv•terr ~ is well known to VIdeo audiThat seems to me to cm;er the atorlllc power ts on way, as 11 should be" he asked 'whv how plants tranlf10rm sun)lght encet. She portr•ys R•y Bolger's matter pretty thoroughly w1hthout but . girl In his comedy show, which any ln1;h pPnnants or extra ang· Tbe exwrts don't ~now when -.nllr~t•tes from New York, div· mg chJUses , tt wiU wr•Y~ TJJey d~ a lot of iding ~r time between that city But now I see abo th•t there guess1ag 'F)Ve years, lO, 25 But •nd Hollywood. where "Fire· i1 • tPKi•l .. piOft-sl• system they don't know side Theater'' is fUmed for tele· openting in the Federal IOV· T-hey donlt kno.w wlucfl ~oQntry vi•ion . . . ernmtnt, lnstructiDM for whkh will get etooomtc •tlfflllC po.wer O,n H•stings will play his were secretty cllttributed to d• firat--the Uruted Sbte&. RussJ:t. ' Ttltvlal•l Ptool&ltnllol Some Tochnlcal, P'olltlcal l,SOOth constcuhve teJ.c:ut of partment huds, for the Otec· fn'itam, pQssi.bly France. !fhe Piftt Cta,.,..,c" Ntarf Problemi'Muot It Solved Captain Video" on Nov 15 . Tht tion •nd prevention of employ" Stakes are tremendous I ~ ' 20 year old, who pl•ys the Vi,deo m~tconduct--ll]uite •part from One pound of unniurn, costing Bpt!cl42 ID Otnh'Gl Prta• R•nw•r, h.s been with the Du anything to do with loyalty or $10 to $~. P!~S th, energy of , wMIONGTON-Presldelitial preu conferences will eventually be Mont Network url•s since ,,. R!td connection The huds were l,SOO tons of ~I cpating a~t 1 televiHd for the worJd to tee and hear. Thll 11 the pred 1ctton premiere 1n 1949, ch•lking up told to 'fpdatt their impectlon $10.000 Pelmer PLttn•m, conof J.amet C. Haprty, PnA aecretary to President Elaenhower. •n •ding record for the TV Inf.cilities to m.. e them adequate •ltant to" the Atotnil: E!'l•rav Wl\ela auch pHil conferences will begin Dt!!lther Hagefty nor other dustry . • to "deal with the detection and Comml•slon, estimates ' 14.1s•ble" ~ ot the White Hou.ae .utr Will venture to make any gueaa. Betty Grable, Ed Wynn •nd prov•nt1on of acts of impropriecoel ancl ell retarvet will be Utallt will be well la adVance of the next presidential elee· Harry J•ntes will co shr in the 1 ty, unethacal conduct 1nd other gone in 1T years. ISY "uuble" h.e ll &I a certainty by those in poaltion to speak with New. 11 "Shower of St.rs." on activ1t1ts short of crimJn•l vlo· m..ns fvels ttlet will produce CBS..TV. lations." pwer at"' more than twice __ HQ) tifal coven a lot of ground present pricr.t. 1 STAR SPARKS Prctende1 s tL 1f you want to use It as a wh1p, But rl!dljjiachve rueli-Uranmm lhe Barr.ymore mantles ate tl)c Espet1alJy when the government and thormm-are abundant enpe11jof.IJUDg Chap 1ns o.f Holly ~:~ays th1s- as to be u!ioed to mcrease oua:h to la11t at least 175 yev.s woOO Lauren, 9, 1s thE> captiVa! emp!cyee morale accordm]C f() Putnam's. calcu.la· lp.. lllll#! minx. w)l.o plays kobert Then we have the new d1s- lion• So, on tbe theory that ma11 will Y'oung's smallest da.ughter •n thr chal ge for servicemen who are ''Fatlulr Knows Best' ens TV St'l not gudt} of any nusconduct Ol d<1 whatev~r necessary to get en· It'S Broth ers, Mtke, 18, :.ud Billy ( ommu n1sl afhL!atl<ln. but who ergy for h1s g..dgets and in~ustrlts 10. a:tofs s1nce mfancy a1 e seen c;}n g~f huolt!d out of a JOb JUSt !!xperls beheve atomic power cercurrently an the fealtu e fdm becau:rf! some bum of a brother or tamly 1s on the way ' '"The NJgbt of tbc Hunter ' r a• dnmken un~le JOII\Cd up w1th a Obstroperou• Atom mad respc;.nse to Lauren's T\ SL bvers1v~ organu:atwn wh1oeh put the atem Is obstr~erous It portrayal,s w1t}1 'Daddy" Young su1 ely m my book 1.s lakmg the 1dOtll not g1ve 1.1p 1ls en,erly t>&!nly tab her as :m up~om1ng Sturley b1 other s kPepcr bus1ness too far The enrmeerJQg diffLCUit1es ot Tem;>le And wt• have the censorship o£ h.arnessmg alB forces both salely Bmg Crosby will be hcoud m the Pl('~s 1n New York 1n rea;ard Knd economit~ly ar~ e~ormous a new fJJie n 1ght a week b1oaclcast to cttmmal tnals And when Tnl· Th.e atolJI b,Js been ppt to work. on CBS-N<diO begmmng, Monday man was 1n, he had 01 blanket m submanne engLRt>.& But they Nov 22 H•s new fQ, mat wJil bt> w1thiJUidmg order on ALL goverll are coilt no..ub)ect m1htary pro· flexJble and m~lude mus1~, humur mental ne'As at one t1me at the jecl.s a,nd shed httle light on thi' ancl mtt•rv1cws diSCJl'tiUn of the dep<~rlmeni 1 eeQnomJ~s t~f P.l'!llCtlul)e p()wer Wh en Ed Murrcw VISitS Ri;bC'"f ht>a:J I Ther' will be np useful cost Q Lew1s l.lfl lBS-TV s Pers-on t fl And we always ~eem to h•vf dat• hf' If¥• count1Y until five Pe .. scn' (Nov 19) 1t w 11 be tlw 1om~ tr,bun•l going ab91/t boolu; I experirnJDtaJ atom HWer pltnts flfS1 tmH· the bespectacled hum Whtn I tm •broad the best "!fW tMJr:at b.H'IJI JviY* ~n in om1t s cum plcle colleet10n of 1o reading: I can find I• ttner,lly oper.tloq t.r IIM'N tjma. Ttl• tern poles WLII l>e- s hoNn on tele· 1n the forb1ddeo cl01't of th• plants are being built under 1 \lswn Rtbcr1 Q 1lt1~ haJ one 01 USIS, b•nntd for subyerslon. In 200 mllhon dollu fiV.-y .. r protwo al a l,m • oo h1s own pro- Austnlla OM 41f the b•nned gr.tm laurw:ftec:l reca~:~tly by the grams but r: ·vcr bad llu• dumce books was "The Aspirin Age" AEC 1 tu show aiJ 27 1o-g1•thi'r btt:auu •t cont••ned •n 1ccounr The fU'st, dt>stgned to 'J}roducE It us.-d to b• th1t TV nid~rtd of S.:acco and Van:r.•th .as parcel about 5000 kJicwatts of tleclncll} the 'ro•dw•v st•ge for dnm1tic 1s t"XJleded to be m operation m t•tent, but now Bro.dw•y i• sharp wd wtll r(•VItW news h1gh -- -- - -- ~"tting tfter the TV Jllrs. This IJgJ,t~ Rm 'I 11 Ttn w1il lito to the roulng 'twentl..,. Is HpKially tr ue in the ClJU of heard lin the Mutual Nllwork af I Ed,ar Hoov•r h., llr ..dv "f've Got I Secret". P•nelisl tel lhc f11 ~t of the yf'at V1deo w•rned eoelo.t prlvtt9 •PY· Jayne Me1d0W1 11 bowing out of sllow will conlutu~ to he seen on ch••int, nelthbor-informlng vi that s•r•es-her wster Audrey o\HC !V F1ed Warmg now c.n til•nt• 1 oc 1eties, but th•y con· will repl•ce htr- to sto' on tho 1ou1 WI II b e se£>n on lBS · 'IV tlnue to •Pring up, ., every Jflge in "lunat,cs •nd L"'wn." Suu.: 1y t11 ghts ('n DPC 19 Ft b 27 pursy mouthed old moict gives And Fayt Emers:>'l if~-... on tho olnuo A ,m 1 10 N"l'1" "M D 't " E' I herself di,nlty •• a t.ubversive· panel wdl bt9' " reh .. r~11l• f4r lhe P1 f'Ss wtll grt 3 new oank seeker, when she Is merely • nasty snooper, b1ck-fence peer • new comedy, "Runnmg M•tr• r f'l le, v.,th lht Nov Y'a' hleh i1 schedulod fo' o "••ow V 1 ru~ p•Je umonJa r<' 11 ed R~n ) •r over, •nd tar cupper at the ork .opening, Deumber 16. Mernman emcee of "The B1g door. -- PaJoc:!.' on CBS-TV As a result he I don 't like 1t 1 know bureau White Houu JlADIO-TV NEWSREEL Tht• had tu mLJS a week's work War- crats and 1 know somethmg o!lb~ Rf'ader's Di(est will be the bas:.s r cn Hull of Stnke It R1ch, doul>- anchnahon q! ordmary people A for a n -..w VJde.o film senes to b~ led from hu; owon prog,am as nahon o.f EPI('S and eountere;n ei seen on o\BC TV, Monda} mghtr pmch Iutter for Randy John IS not a pleasan't place m wh~-:! h !11rtlllg II'! Janua ty An auto mil'· CJtmrron Swayze of the N'BC ·TV to lave Too many of tile Wl'ODf ker will underwr1le the st't'·~ News Ca avan says Rul'!lla to aome peopJe1-get hoid of the nght wea flon 't be surprtsed 1f F't'ed All~n t>,.i.ent ts a d cmoera~y,~-you ea1, pons, arid, a.tler awb 11e, you Cf!D'I turns 11,p' on your VHiro &cree.n say anythnl'l: you want about til~ 1 bave a fitbt wttb. your 1re wltb 1!10011 ll.s .u news comme~lotOi" J' actvernmtmt and sl1ll £et a decent out it becoming lhe natlon 's J>us·· d£al Ul brrwmg whereby AJIM"B burlalf aeli. ' Rebecca KatltQtn 1CioW and Marilyn Mi::· lnt~ ou't&Harlemed Harlem with tbeir verJlon of "Peraonalitf'' ..and tiny Linda CarpeDter's •one waa "'BalUn' the Jaek". Bob Hc.efiicJJ, HDJ "Sweet Em• lbta" w)tb lo .nd , Norma Chill> man: Sir~ Harmon and Nor· ma Kay ~ICeh'ey u a danc1ar ohorue fpr bis: long. - E;~;:!~~~:;~::::'~b~ ~~"i:~~m:::.r ~t, <::lover"': Mortie Ano Stobirt aa the Pldto•lnDYD.._ and son, Holland and tiJe '1'm Lookillc Over a Sboekey •Sleepy Time D9Wn SQuib" with Su! Arut BliCk and nit, Diana and burg, Mr. and Mrs tnd IIIMrellsm. I r•· cqgniz• th•t a loyalty ot~th IMY H MCHI(Ir'Y for one thf~W-to afford grounds for con,ldlon lor porlury, •••h •• w. huno on Alter Hin. I wUI tltn any loyalty oath th1t'1 set before m• ~ut so wJII • tUY who is '· Four-~ Godfrey Jr. ond C~Hnntunitm and tapl9fttl• with· In our r~nks. in n•m• of frHdoey~~ 1>r Fi'at>kle wllo wU ,loiJted: by Jeanne loy lor lilt dl!ld; 'lam eo ,Cama, kmd of esp&onage and ceruwrl.hip WATT'S WATT: The muslc•L "L•t's F•ce It" will be 5 ..., on the NBC TV Com.-dy Ho"r, S.UJ"· / J~~~ I Deftn~te plans were made to carry out the Chu~h Loyalty Campa~gn to eDNurage the at. toodance at wor!rbrp durmg th1s month. All and cJvlc organJ.Zat10ns are asked W cooperate m tb11 church at tendance campa110 The meehng closed With the repeattng of ~e Lord's Prayer an .pn 1son. OF 500 POUNDI!, USING REGUW M0111.G1o$. DODGE PICK·UP AVERAGED 22.21 MUS PEl GALLON WITH AVERAGE Sl'EEO OP ~0.44 MILES P£11 IIOUI. THIS RUN WAS UNOER 0U1 CO/oiPLETE SUI'EIVJSION. A. C. PlllSIURY, MEMBER AND IIEGIONAl DIIIECIOI, CONTEST IOAIID 1oM R· H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. HIDDLEPoiT,O ,J ' •' �' ,nw, DAJLV 'I.: ' . ~/qt,$ .Ha$ ·Bucks Work· Pa8s Defense; 'Hoppy' Returns At Half I enUre &r.QYR U RI ".Bletaed.,_Bt Oh io St>ate Coaeh Tie Ttiot jlin<k" Weody en.ed both air and grouOO><Iotu~:~~; in prepar-1Hen for S cOlltslol\ wit,_ L''.:-.set minded due. Th• •uct. .......ally .,. crNI· tfl1 with 1 •tur•y !lrwndi ... ftlnw. ~ . their p.l~tlftt ~...,.1'111 · SN ------- I hpt meetlnc: ' ' ·" ' ' In" ja>f 'fh,ui~doff meellnf OOWMBUS, . 0 . UP-<\erial di!fn,t was emohasil:ed tod.iv by as •hls unbea ten Buckeyes ., ~Itt (qhd'.~' · hH h•kl ~"" .... "" !'ftd ,...ited ~I'd'• f'!'•!'01" '~ uploon. lin. j Bymprtlner re~ a se:lecti~n lro1rnt ';T_he · :Uppe~ Ro.om:• · Tho•• preoi!J"[ . Hm• ,..,,."' In lt~f IM'•··* 700 v.;_.,. .. , oo ,.,... Ohio ·.,,,. _olin ... yarD •M • ••• .. laclnt aoi~tnn~k•J1i• th• col'tll,i.ND '""~1nl Len · Dow..., thlo hluroi'Y ·•"1!. tbty· . H Hid, "Wt k.... ~re .....t .....~ ".,. ......... ytl "'""""" A~. "" te tltW• P¥t • of Mri. -of PIIIMrey. ~~:sr ipo~1~1o1~'.l ~~~~~~~t:·:.~~· tak•••plate ..~~l'ii;;~::,~·~"::l 27 6:30 Btdr.eye,rJCO\It, tedBill to Hat, Dawson's ~rforinn« 1ft Purdue's lou to Iowa last day an'd said tbe on the greatest lir has en.r seen. towa ftrst half lead cut Lutbtran Ch,urch of ctliurch will ._, • the ceremony, -,hlch ,, ~~:...J:r.~-:.:: nultf'~lla twenty mu11c. cause of the Hare• Hayes sent l(~~~~~~= both air anU g:rouml day but eus . t.lrt.."'"' LeoDOW tb~.,. .... treoi!ll!cl llh:'CODii- i rer~ eleeted were: ehairman. hi appeared with the workout -.on ooeasions He said repeat seJJlons were 1n store for t~y an11 I v.~ , ·n.;;, ~and Max vb~t~r&_ in en as D'tllZ"h rest a9 PONible Haward "H._.. Cnudy ••• JUDAY'S "RIU:KET" SPECIAL . J • Big, black, beautiful. 4-Door Sedan . Come in and try it. You 'll see why Cadillac is your best buy. $1,895 KARR and ,,... VANZANDT again, completint' ~· Am; string a:fter • ~ Gff 'IMNu.. of lnjurln. Cenhr Bud lenCI who h11 a cracbd rOI.'"!!nd full; yaaf. baek Don VIele· a ' l.. lrthcTo tbe best of ,our knowledge tlon w.ren't i'i• work the rellfQD. that Jackson is tb-e oriJ:v out untJI next' iehool 'th'l will sponlw Jr. f\igb J1m Park-er football 11 tire faet · t.hfi, the otlter old len guard tcbooll ,p.re afrai~ or JJOS!rible ' ines ind k.-atfd Jerry juties. .UndoUbtedly riris iJ a eoall remain in tfle· $0t;· :;~Jb>'iii!•n~eJ r~ tlui i,a If the teams ne~:! cause of Wilha~m' v 'ft9Rerly "alP~- Howevet:_, we m the NortbWeltern tHl: that .Such' tralnin&• that tht,e burgh game~. . lads wil1 tthlve Dr practice an~ , Hayes 1s us.m.g se~lor. '? re.sery~ competition sliodld ~do them a lot haUbac'k Carroll· HOW~Il ' ~ In botb of roOd iil the f'Jture ev~ if the)' the left and rigiJ:t o«~nSiV~ haft'- never play another gaine of 'tootback posts an~ also ' u , a defen- bill. · ~ f!ii've player Haye!" sai-d, '/' Howell .... fiM' ~ P'tul IS a darn good ~IJ-at:OUJ:ld fodt- lrown kilt his M..Wlton ttiiM15 player and is fa-ste'r than be 1ty atlrti"t a ....,.., th.. 11~ POMEROY, OHIO ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ii~~~·~bas beeni'i'iiiliili..iir. Men's Suits in charcoal grey and brown flannel, blue, black, tan, brown gabardines, in one and two b~tton models. Sizes 35 to 42. Come in and make a selection today. priced.' from to $35.00 $65.00 MEN'S "-·. ·-·, >, . BOWUNG ,_!lOY MOTO!! Davit Bowen lhr•" Lobse Hood.. belt '001'AL STt~JWIII weyr JoimJM We have e. laf'le selection of gab- ardineS. tweeds-. coYerts . ln greY. laT& Bldpper blue ln rei(U- s~ort.s and longs 6it.es 3S Jeffers C!art Will Meed From $32.50 to $55.00 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'Til8 P.M. B•B!<Jiord. ad Ann·:·.o" '. , 5' , for ·5·. :••• the Moog Mrs. E. •' . ., . ' . '\. ' ' .. I - ' ·:~ ' I ~· wisrma• Birch ' ' .' •' I I .. I I .. 1• ·'' ' le!l 110 lil •lm'" - ' . 1118 ,80 7711 2227 ' . '. Cla-rlby Norrb Aodenoa [). E.~~ 206 :11, lt8 till iile tft .• ,._ 161 IM ·1:12 Ulo .' ·•"; ":- J' '' l'.,toed a-, of the -..,.. Now 1\ii'd P·100 6Mt-1t. Pldaip, GYW 5,0\)0 lbo, now lokot pa...... dt •P lo 1,7t~ibL 132-h.p; , V·l or tll·h.p. ilunfllno, I ' ' ' . I• The Heart Of Muon City . ' ."·... I kloked HOl'le .llra. !'lett . at' a ( Mr. bad ood~o i bet ·~ tb, SOD, t ' Poa-Mr.w. M'ra. EsteUI: Skinner, Si~t blrtb411,1' Sunday wltb a bh {b.day dJaosr'-at o\lleDJworth was the home of. Mr. au. d. HTS. J. ~~ Sunday etYoenJna: •·ar~ Fos~r, PCimeroy. • cel~ating , Out ol t(jwn ,Jlbests were Mr. ao4 Mn. Chlrlts Brunner, ood Mto. Nmq, a ho>'l!e ~I tbe Ripley wu honored on her •1141 It's a American Flyer trt~int· , , , ) '',t~ _,. • ~ '-; ', ', > r', ~4. 19i' alor .._ tr..•lfl 011Kinetl 1ft tlllt M). '~ .. " "'- liltlriK•"- ~vlrlld on ""' ~ . . . eftlrt Wanlt:). 5trMI ~ ""'"" tetriiH •• · ':': .. --·fflilrlt ' ,..' 'i.f.' • Tolnhl<lht Conlool -ntrr blonk of )'Oit'f tronr'L ~lth ~ er . .re4 ''nciiJ. color f\t .,... ... ' ' 1 .-.-....w. acc•1•..r by ..Mill lie '-'*'lei fro111 TW -.... ... . - . erfry ...,,., ·~l'l'tl.,.;..,blll. f~ f - ,ou..;'il,.,. SlonliltluiM• •11 efflc'-1 c. . ef lutter ' ,... an1rf 10 ddNII tllown 11M\ cou,.,._ , ' ... f: ¢-'tftl .... Oac. •• 1,.... htrlt1. Mild ,. ,.,.. !-Yd Mt 11etet 1t1e fl'lld11lthl Dec. t 19-54. Oft!j . ,..~ in a laeerawhen 'she wos .IRTMDAt IS CILIBRATID ' ~ilf' f/111 ·19SI Ali1n,y ua IAK~I 'UINITUII · J Baker ( · IIIW •••- nA. ~ill t.Je tea 10 10 II - ,;, lt"-1 IM l11 HANOIOAI' ~OG~~ and4ZUSPAN ~TERIA.LS, INCORPORATED -. ... has been iJl for breaking her r~gbt arm. brohehial _rpneu!Mrs; Della Hoover of Paines~ is recDperathq: sati.a.- VIlle 1.8 the gueet of her li•t'=r, Mrs. Lula Goeglein, l-Ir. and M·n 1Al((1!1SW'Orth had A. C. JOMs aud lthaa Harper. >, !It tft 148 tte was- ""• Shuler e:ntertai'ned the Twin-city Card Cl ub last week Pr12es wer e woo ttv Mn. Palll GrU,af!r, Mrs, AHie Fisher .and Mrs. Tbetm a Dill Th e host-esi served a sala(l course t ot those named above anti )4 rs. C p GaUai:Rer, Er111 Jesse, Mrs Roland Bearhs· with Mlnooy....,lnl C.nv•l''"" liiftl weilll . I - T~~• Ul Ulit!) HI · ~Jt• AT THESE LOW PRICES! -t-eorte ·al.tey '' no Seiplt SUB MAL COME IN TODAY AND BUY · I Clifford f ' ' · '$ro:H ;m;; .....)~t ~8 ·Jl o-o IOIIIIIII'S ,. . , •. "'nly 'I..' :t IIU . ......,. ... oe r1uu 1e, ftes's · Charl('s.toon( visi~ed. ' hfr p.~rents. mord · bas been · ed here ~ ' H...... ~ rtee1v M _.. ........ .-OG"ffe -ott S~' t~t lolra llalph f'~ !Gladys EJ 1 rJ f~ib;. Sunda)':. kew) fell at her h0111e ia DaytGo 1 ·' .,' tOiliO Stobart Blind ,U,x "" .D9.ors . . . . . only :· •=.-•· 111 ll8 tfD Ul 115 133 l!l'l lft'l ' 87 11111 121 118 lei 110 111 • . tilt Ill 1,11 l7D 110 Clar~nce $ 9.15 $ 9.25 $10.00 $10.45 1.0 x 6.0 Doors . . ... only .' only 24) x 6.8 Doors 1-4 x 6-8 Doors . • . only CARD CLUB l!NTEITAINED llrs • LOWEST PRICES EVER! -.IJ!• guelt. when .M'i"'i Emmett l' ~es -wl"''ea. an •ua-er, and famil,y · ~llllra, viiited. relatlves i11 ll.em Miss Cla'ra Bina remoina quit , Suuday ' ,: . iU at her home, Vn.ton .,.Awe. l)w· . wnn...... ~lle -~~ l"AS i: · Vtsltor lfr&. J. W~ Eskew 11 cont.I.Ded Ia •~-~'n"'d"",!-_SII•1d0f. T .~ to ber b~, Upl'" " Ave .. bf Ill· • 11'7 1.. 205 roTAL • 4' .. "ml 21142 UJS 161 lSl E1 woed MERCHANT . 170-h.p. Corpo KinQ V-8. GYW .40,000 lb1., GCW 60,000 lb&. Ill lllliR TOtAL '\ ' .;,; ,~ POWII SYIAJNG b tlandard at no ell.tra cost In thi1 , • ..., Fp-d T-100 lanilam-axle IIG Joa. II)!, 119 138 Hawlty _ ' ,!•j~ " 'f ~~ to WaJkfr Mtehoel Sauv""e M'1ltc-r .. ' tat l'IG II 15 16 718 7«1 886 ZM11 tU'OI\ .. 188 HANiiiiCAP T~AL TOTAL ' .The -Prolilem of·the til' m flO 8'11 Kn i !!Itt .. ~ ~. ·' ttll ~ u• 311'1 IU Ill 1118 4li ttl t.t .lit 483 ua '! s: Pomeroy Personals POM PERS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary Jollr . and Mrs. Charles Lewia and son Cba-rlea spent Sunday at a~ children, Mary Ali«:la, Vtn- Wuhington Court House with Mr. eent and Ray, and Mrs. Jane Ann and Mrs. James H. Loch3ry. · Chalnbe~ . Charleston, vis 1ted r Arthur Ebersbach. Mrs. Mary B. ME:S mvt.':)on Lewle, Stmday. IJeines , Mrs. Adam l!:bersbach, Jane Ann Gilkey, . Ra tlroarl Mrs. Ida Burns and Mrs. Jack Street, i1 refoverlnJ an-er injur- Robson were in Huntineton Suning her arm In a fall and has d_ay to attend the- Ice Fullies. Theo Wildermuth, Portsmouth, had' the east re-rnf ved from the arm spent the weekend with bis motb Mrs. Ferne Bark~ .aecompao- et, Mrs. Clara Wildermuth. her mother, Mr1. Jes-9e PowMr. and Mrs. Henry Ewing and ell, to Hol'zer Hospital. Mrs Pow- son Benny and Bobby Buck wert eM has been ill for the past two in Kuntin&eon Saturday to attend weeks. the lee Follies. . Allen Chase, Huntin,ton, spent Mr. and Mfl. Albert Sparks, Sunday with his mother, Mlis- Jqlm H~ydenv1Ue, have been guests of I Chase and bis aunts, Misses Clara MtSs Sylvia Mc-Master. and Nelle Bing · • lin:. R. C- Fowl~ h'as been atMr. and Mrs~ WaHer Kaufman t~d~ng ~ W~lfare m"ting - in ~nd family have returD.ed to tbeir Cutetft.'!~h thu · "~· She ac- home, Halifax, Mass., after a vlsil eompamed Nl~'forkers- from Ath- With her mother Mrs Lena H be 1· en.11 eou.rit_y . d • · , u 1 .,_. d d ....... an M<. and If'S. Phil Glob9ka1 > ljlo.,.,.maklng POWRIImportant longer-lifo engb•• adv•ne~m!lllti•The.:on!v '<· ;. lull line of nved, motlom ahort-slrolie engines In any trucbl New· w~lng; ' ~ ' '• money-~avlng CONVINIENCEI New mon~.,-mak!~g CAPACITIUI Now-r.aaona why Ford •Trucks a,. ..lnlng buyers laster than any athw·trvcksl -. I .' ' . ' ., n- ·, 114 WI' 161 473 SUB t'OrAL Jenks I Doddtil Baum ... " o. Ran. Jeanne Clark. Jean Bennelt, MrB· Raliph Pratt Mrs . Clinton Fisher, Mrs. E SChaaf. " Birch FLUSH DOORS .. , , J: u·-·· ·n· '••' ON *'" 13'7 112 1:50 399 188 199 138 1101 Fick 46 (0: l'JO 184t¥ 1811 t36 m Ito 1M • 2lil,l IM ltt8 78ft IALL SPECIAL Miu Ho-u Honored Club With 'IGotblll 1ft~ hflb. ~eho0I ti~~f! f• ' ~ per training BOth Pomeroy an-d Middleport have two c'ollches Bath of the.e me-n~s carry a full class ,ebedule, and then spend hours each evening trying to tel across to 30 or tO boy~ the. fundamental! of tbe gtme. · Most 'of tbe other schools have four to six coaehet hal'ldllng the same program, and matiy of the's e eoae.hes do nol carry complete clW schedules. Yet, lqcal fans want results, and eomplete1y riCH1 e~e the local coaches beeau'lc they cannot produce a winner each year. Jlow can fwe eoaehft make football players out of boys who often ltave not seen a game -play· eod, and. how can ttlcy devote enough tjme to thete I'Jme lada when they have to devote most of their time to the first Z2 boys in an ,ttempt t9 mate a wlnning Us'Attend Rally OfChurch Youth - - ----· tiC~ bad In lad ol boyll little f.al1 tr to..nillg. develop untillotsthey are Seniors just because of the hci that they haven•t bad the pro· . ••kery Co., Wpte army. , He b new •'"•Fen HHd. Toz.._ "' 1 athllchlac• t. playInoreerlized ,._,,...,.,_ radt wn. l.r ttte Hme thl- yMnftt+.'t ....h hllh ochool ...., ... ,...., ,., acHve ,ertlc1,.ti0n wlt~t tM much fvrther "'1011-lne. We in Pomeroy and Middtei£0rt know full well that most of' ' lhe ycmn&&lers tocJiay who cpm( .1p14t I ,liij~~~~~ fQr ~, eventnli's Pl"O#'am. · The· GAup aJJO dJreuJBed t~fr Chritlmu ·project during t~ , One " hundred and thirty-five who baa · been busme~s meet1nr. Holrtesse• were •.l~ at the 9pea.eer ~Itt. Cbaml:te.tl, Mn. W. H. JutdihJ YOd~C people of the .Me~.p Coonthe ttast tbUe mqa- and Misa Daiay Sanhdera and they • ty Churchea of... Chr1st met for tlis b~ause or ill health, bu re- served refrelhtnents (o one ~ue 1 t theJr regular Rally at_ the .Brad· Mrs. Emtna Blue« and the mem- bury Chu.reh of Chnst, .Monda)· turaed to work. eveaing. A fare-welt ~rift was pre-ll. H. Horden, wbo was a ·a urei- bers. Jeated Lo the Rev Rober! Pureal patient at Holzer H,apital, l,.ZI, host pastor, wbo will leave hu been returned to bls ' llom.e. next m()nth for his new p.11storate and lolra. Hcrrdetl, . Cohmb... lo in West Mansfield, Obi o. Mr. By Sh~er aulstin• with blo d~. ·· · • Purtell bu be'en a~Hve in youth w:oik 10 tbe Couonty and he Midd!eport people who atteadtlriPr~ued his appreciation of tbe Trl.COOoty C..,..llllltY their support and response and c::~:~,:,Auoe.tltion proc:rittf at <Stated that d was not tb e work G M(Jnday ni•ht .'tuc:htded ee of ber birthday, when of any 9Jle person which made HOmer Cook, ~a 1 Sec-ond Monda,- Sewing dub, Fred 1. ·Gafdner, at the home- of Mrs. Robert Lew'· SIJCh a grou~ sueceSillful. Walter Edmonds, Zion, presi· . Erwin, Mrs . Guy Rey- Is, 9pring Ave, Pomeroy Freda Welling; ' Mr. During the business se&$iou ~eat ol County .,croup. •was .an"d Curren, ·Jira. M. in charge of Mra. Grace llolter, in eharee of ,9te m-eetin, and Mr L. Freneh, BM Philson. Mra ~ Will president, plan• were made fDr l'in'te11 · ltd r roup •lnfi,. with )bribm i'ber-sbactil 11 pianist. Reynotds, Mr. and Mu. Harold the annual' Christma.s dinner Sauer, Mr. and Mrs A. R. ijecox, be held at the M~rUn Re staurant, Th-e next meeting ,·w.m be h'ld Hulda Klein, Virginia May'e.,.,Er- Middleport, folliwed by a par ty at Dextttr on Dec. 13. Churches nest Covert, HalHe and Nellie at the home of Mrs. Ralph Mc- repreteated · we Mldd!epo.- L. I P-uoieroy, Zion. -Dex~er, R~t'iand , :le.i'kle, Judge and Mrs . Cedric Kenzie, Racme so~ ~ur; ~· lot.' Refreshments "'~ r e ~~a~~·r, 1 ~l't K.~ it. 'c3.rpentl¥', tbe ~!>!$et!l to MiD ~~~:!~w~~ . • ' U!:!;,W tf. ~d ·111 I eh • efif tlf6ms ana tnJ: Mrs .. Edis_o_n Baker and daughter 'fOil, :MtS.- Paul Kloe!s", Br · l'J' y-oung peot>l e sei-ve-::1 Pat~ieia, Megan Cluff, Mrs H. Parker, Mrs. Pat Wood, Russell," Nina RusS"ell, Frances Grace Holter, Mlss Emma Reibel, refreshments to thetr gut>sts aDd ' Roush, Mrs. A!Jen Jenkinson , Mrs Max Waud, Mrs. James Clal· presented a hlJ.Jtl orous s•':i1t for the proer.am. Nancy Rawlings, Mrs. James. worthy, and Miss Howell Jobb, Mrs. Rtcturrd Chambers, •••t mE NAME THAT STAND'S FOR QUALITY t.L . brown 1lnlorrettable Dioelples" · for : lllo l . 1950' . CADILLAC .....of,...,...., ,..,.... . .... •no- Carl Owen; secret.al"f, Sa.uet; tre11urer, Miry Park. '1~ devotional. aerYiee was ~c-­ settteil b)' Ml11 Sauer aDd Mn. R. M. Shmn.an llvt a re¥iew ol ·.a ebapter ofotbio m.tt book '"l11e ".... Rolltr "''· Mlf!l W,ol· of . Jamn Harley; ci);c!bali'maD, Thursday although be ' tDditated the injured p.:oayers' would be gW· .. IC'k at his l.tt MlfV•dc. s,.t ' a .rac~uat~t of ·home ol M<o. ...... with IWffldt<nl puteae wiN lie jult. .tl. iMMt ·~juqM ol . .m- .W¥iiMII"" ~ ,;tt.. wll W anrdedlft Nil of Bet. Jl.lll ...' '~ .... " ' fliaL He ........... ~ .... . el "*"- ..... ltle ~ ef MkiM..W. tllidM C....s.t. Coni.....lliect to '-dtrol Ofti $teftl ..._the._.. c-a. ,.......... , �' ,nw, DAJLV 'I.: ' . ~/qt,$ .Ha$ ·Bucks Work· Pa8s Defense; 'Hoppy' Returns At Half I enUre &r.QYR U RI ".Bletaed.,_Bt Oh io St>ate Coaeh Tie Ttiot jlin<k" Weody en.ed both air and grouOO><Iotu~:~~; in prepar-1Hen for S cOlltslol\ wit,_ L''.:-.set minded due. Th• •uct. .......ally .,. crNI· tfl1 with 1 •tur•y !lrwndi ... ftlnw. ~ . their p.l~tlftt ~...,.1'111 · SN ------- I hpt meetlnc: ' ' ·" ' ' In" ja>f 'fh,ui~doff meellnf OOWMBUS, . 0 . UP-<\erial di!fn,t was emohasil:ed tod.iv by as •hls unbea ten Buckeyes ., ~Itt (qhd'.~' · hH h•kl ~"" .... "" !'ftd ,...ited ~I'd'• f'!'•!'01" '~ uploon. lin. j Bymprtlner re~ a se:lecti~n lro1rnt ';T_he · :Uppe~ Ro.om:• · Tho•• preoi!J"[ . Hm• ,..,,."' In lt~f IM'•··* 700 v.;_.,. .. , oo ,.,... Ohio ·.,,,. _olin ... yarD •M • ••• .. laclnt aoi~tnn~k•J1i• th• col'tll,i.ND '""~1nl Len · Dow..., thlo hluroi'Y ·•"1!. tbty· . H Hid, "Wt k.... ~re .....t .....~ ".,. ......... ytl "'""""" A~. "" te tltW• P¥t • of Mri. -of PIIIMrey. ~~:sr ipo~1~1o1~'.l ~~~~~~~t:·:.~~· tak•••plate ..~~l'ii;;~::,~·~"::l 27 6:30 Btdr.eye,rJCO\It, tedBill to Hat, Dawson's ~rforinn« 1ft Purdue's lou to Iowa last day an'd said tbe on the greatest lir has en.r seen. towa ftrst half lead cut Lutbtran Ch,urch of ctliurch will ._, • the ceremony, -,hlch ,, ~~:...J:r.~-:.:: nultf'~lla twenty mu11c. cause of the Hare• Hayes sent l(~~~~~~= both air anU g:rouml day but eus . t.lrt.."'"' LeoDOW tb~.,. .... treoi!ll!cl llh:'CODii- i rer~ eleeted were: ehairman. hi appeared with the workout -.on ooeasions He said repeat seJJlons were 1n store for t~y an11 I v.~ , ·n.;;, ~and Max vb~t~r&_ in en as D'tllZ"h rest a9 PONible Haward "H._.. Cnudy ••• JUDAY'S "RIU:KET" SPECIAL . J • Big, black, beautiful. 4-Door Sedan . Come in and try it. You 'll see why Cadillac is your best buy. $1,895 KARR and ,,... VANZANDT again, completint' ~· Am; string a:fter • ~ Gff 'IMNu.. of lnjurln. Cenhr Bud lenCI who h11 a cracbd rOI.'"!!nd full; yaaf. baek Don VIele· a ' l.. lrthcTo tbe best of ,our knowledge tlon w.ren't i'i• work the rellfQD. that Jackson is tb-e oriJ:v out untJI next' iehool 'th'l will sponlw Jr. f\igb J1m Park-er football 11 tire faet · t.hfi, the otlter old len guard tcbooll ,p.re afrai~ or JJOS!rible ' ines ind k.-atfd Jerry juties. .UndoUbtedly riris iJ a eoall remain in tfle· $0t;· :;~Jb>'iii!•n~eJ r~ tlui i,a If the teams ne~:! cause of Wilha~m' v 'ft9Rerly "alP~- Howevet:_, we m the NortbWeltern tHl: that .Such' tralnin&• that tht,e burgh game~. . lads wil1 tthlve Dr practice an~ , Hayes 1s us.m.g se~lor. '? re.sery~ competition sliodld ~do them a lot haUbac'k Carroll· HOW~Il ' ~ In botb of roOd iil the f'Jture ev~ if the)' the left and rigiJ:t o«~nSiV~ haft'- never play another gaine of 'tootback posts an~ also ' u , a defen- bill. · ~ f!ii've player Haye!" sai-d, '/' Howell .... fiM' ~ P'tul IS a darn good ~IJ-at:OUJ:ld fodt- lrown kilt his M..Wlton ttiiM15 player and is fa-ste'r than be 1ty atlrti"t a ....,.., th.. 11~ POMEROY, OHIO ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ii~~~·~bas beeni'i'iiiliili..iir. Men's Suits in charcoal grey and brown flannel, blue, black, tan, brown gabardines, in one and two b~tton models. Sizes 35 to 42. Come in and make a selection today. priced.' from to $35.00 $65.00 MEN'S "-·. ·-·, >, . BOWUNG ,_!lOY MOTO!! Davit Bowen lhr•" Lobse Hood.. belt '001'AL STt~JWIII weyr JoimJM We have e. laf'le selection of gab- ardineS. tweeds-. coYerts . ln greY. laT& Bldpper blue ln rei(U- s~ort.s and longs 6it.es 3S Jeffers C!art Will Meed From $32.50 to $55.00 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'Til8 P.M. B•B!<Jiord. ad Ann·:·.o" '. , 5' , for ·5·. :••• the Moog Mrs. E. •' . ., . ' . '\. ' ' .. I - ' ·:~ ' I ~· wisrma• Birch ' ' .' •' I I .. I I .. 1• ·'' ' le!l 110 lil •lm'" - ' . 1118 ,80 7711 2227 ' . '. Cla-rlby Norrb Aodenoa [). E.~~ 206 :11, lt8 till iile tft .• ,._ 161 IM ·1:12 Ulo .' ·•"; ":- J' '' l'.,toed a-, of the -..,.. Now 1\ii'd P·100 6Mt-1t. Pldaip, GYW 5,0\)0 lbo, now lokot pa...... dt •P lo 1,7t~ibL 132-h.p; , V·l or tll·h.p. ilunfllno, I ' ' ' . I• The Heart Of Muon City . ' ."·... I kloked HOl'le .llra. !'lett . at' a ( Mr. bad ood~o i bet ·~ tb, SOD, t ' Poa-Mr.w. M'ra. EsteUI: Skinner, Si~t blrtb411,1' Sunday wltb a bh {b.day dJaosr'-at o\lleDJworth was the home of. Mr. au. d. HTS. J. ~~ Sunday etYoenJna: •·ar~ Fos~r, PCimeroy. • cel~ating , Out ol t(jwn ,Jlbests were Mr. ao4 Mn. Chlrlts Brunner, ood Mto. Nmq, a ho>'l!e ~I tbe Ripley wu honored on her •1141 It's a American Flyer trt~int· , , , ) '',t~ _,. • ~ '-; ', ', > r', ~4. 19i' alor .._ tr..•lfl 011Kinetl 1ft tlllt M). '~ .. " "'- liltlriK•"- ~vlrlld on ""' ~ . . . eftlrt Wanlt:). 5trMI ~ ""'"" tetriiH •• · ':': .. --·fflilrlt ' ,..' 'i.f.' • Tolnhl<lht Conlool -ntrr blonk of )'Oit'f tronr'L ~lth ~ er . .re4 ''nciiJ. color f\t .,... ... ' ' 1 .-.-....w. acc•1•..r by ..Mill lie '-'*'lei fro111 TW -.... ... . - . erfry ...,,., ·~l'l'tl.,.;..,blll. f~ f - ,ou..;'il,.,. SlonliltluiM• •11 efflc'-1 c. . ef lutter ' ,... an1rf 10 ddNII tllown 11M\ cou,.,._ , ' ... f: ¢-'tftl .... Oac. •• 1,.... htrlt1. Mild ,. ,.,.. !-Yd Mt 11etet 1t1e fl'lld11lthl Dec. t 19-54. Oft!j . ,..~ in a laeerawhen 'she wos .IRTMDAt IS CILIBRATID ' ~ilf' f/111 ·19SI Ali1n,y ua IAK~I 'UINITUII · J Baker ( · IIIW •••- nA. ~ill t.Je tea 10 10 II - ,;, lt"-1 IM l11 HANOIOAI' ~OG~~ and4ZUSPAN ~TERIA.LS, INCORPORATED -. ... has been iJl for breaking her r~gbt arm. brohehial _rpneu!Mrs; Della Hoover of Paines~ is recDperathq: sati.a.- VIlle 1.8 the gueet of her li•t'=r, Mrs. Lula Goeglein, l-Ir. and M·n 1Al((1!1SW'Orth had A. C. JOMs aud lthaa Harper. >, !It tft 148 tte was- ""• Shuler e:ntertai'ned the Twin-city Card Cl ub last week Pr12es wer e woo ttv Mn. Palll GrU,af!r, Mrs, AHie Fisher .and Mrs. Tbetm a Dill Th e host-esi served a sala(l course t ot those named above anti )4 rs. C p GaUai:Rer, Er111 Jesse, Mrs Roland Bearhs· with Mlnooy....,lnl C.nv•l''"" liiftl weilll . I - T~~• Ul Ulit!) HI · ~Jt• AT THESE LOW PRICES! -t-eorte ·al.tey '' no Seiplt SUB MAL COME IN TODAY AND BUY · I Clifford f ' ' · '$ro:H ;m;; .....)~t ~8 ·Jl o-o IOIIIIIII'S ,. . , •. "'nly 'I..' :t IIU . ......,. ... oe r1uu 1e, ftes's · Charl('s.toon( visi~ed. ' hfr p.~rents. mord · bas been · ed here ~ ' H...... ~ rtee1v M _.. ........ .-OG"ffe -ott S~' t~t lolra llalph f'~ !Gladys EJ 1 rJ f~ib;. Sunda)':. kew) fell at her h0111e ia DaytGo 1 ·' .,' tOiliO Stobart Blind ,U,x "" .D9.ors . . . . . only :· •=.-•· 111 ll8 tfD Ul 115 133 l!l'l lft'l ' 87 11111 121 118 lei 110 111 • . tilt Ill 1,11 l7D 110 Clar~nce $ 9.15 $ 9.25 $10.00 $10.45 1.0 x 6.0 Doors . . ... only .' only 24) x 6.8 Doors 1-4 x 6-8 Doors . • . only CARD CLUB l!NTEITAINED llrs • LOWEST PRICES EVER! -.IJ!• guelt. when .M'i"'i Emmett l' ~es -wl"''ea. an •ua-er, and famil,y · ~llllra, viiited. relatlves i11 ll.em Miss Cla'ra Bina remoina quit , Suuday ' ,: . iU at her home, Vn.ton .,.Awe. l)w· . wnn...... ~lle -~~ l"AS i: · Vtsltor lfr&. J. W~ Eskew 11 cont.I.Ded Ia •~-~'n"'d"",!-_SII•1d0f. T .~ to ber b~, Upl'" " Ave .. bf Ill· • 11'7 1.. 205 roTAL • 4' .. "ml 21142 UJS 161 lSl E1 woed MERCHANT . 170-h.p. Corpo KinQ V-8. GYW .40,000 lb1., GCW 60,000 lb&. Ill lllliR TOtAL '\ ' .;,; ,~ POWII SYIAJNG b tlandard at no ell.tra cost In thi1 , • ..., Fp-d T-100 lanilam-axle IIG Joa. II)!, 119 138 Hawlty _ ' ,!•j~ " 'f ~~ to WaJkfr Mtehoel Sauv""e M'1ltc-r .. ' tat l'IG II 15 16 718 7«1 886 ZM11 tU'OI\ .. 188 HANiiiiCAP T~AL TOTAL ' .The -Prolilem of·the til' m flO 8'11 Kn i !!Itt .. ~ ~. ·' ttll ~ u• 311'1 IU Ill 1118 4li ttl t.t .lit 483 ua '! s: Pomeroy Personals POM PERS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary Jollr . and Mrs. Charles Lewia and son Cba-rlea spent Sunday at a~ children, Mary Ali«:la, Vtn- Wuhington Court House with Mr. eent and Ray, and Mrs. Jane Ann and Mrs. James H. Loch3ry. · Chalnbe~ . Charleston, vis 1ted r Arthur Ebersbach. Mrs. Mary B. ME:S mvt.':)on Lewle, Stmday. IJeines , Mrs. Adam l!:bersbach, Jane Ann Gilkey, . Ra tlroarl Mrs. Ida Burns and Mrs. Jack Street, i1 refoverlnJ an-er injur- Robson were in Huntineton Suning her arm In a fall and has d_ay to attend the- Ice Fullies. Theo Wildermuth, Portsmouth, had' the east re-rnf ved from the arm spent the weekend with bis motb Mrs. Ferne Bark~ .aecompao- et, Mrs. Clara Wildermuth. her mother, Mr1. Jes-9e PowMr. and Mrs. Henry Ewing and ell, to Hol'zer Hospital. Mrs Pow- son Benny and Bobby Buck wert eM has been ill for the past two in Kuntin&eon Saturday to attend weeks. the lee Follies. . Allen Chase, Huntin,ton, spent Mr. and Mfl. Albert Sparks, Sunday with his mother, Mlis- Jqlm H~ydenv1Ue, have been guests of I Chase and bis aunts, Misses Clara MtSs Sylvia Mc-Master. and Nelle Bing · • lin:. R. C- Fowl~ h'as been atMr. and Mrs~ WaHer Kaufman t~d~ng ~ W~lfare m"ting - in ~nd family have returD.ed to tbeir Cutetft.'!~h thu · "~· She ac- home, Halifax, Mass., after a vlsil eompamed Nl~'forkers- from Ath- With her mother Mrs Lena H be 1· en.11 eou.rit_y . d • · , u 1 .,_. d d ....... an M<. and If'S. Phil Glob9ka1 > ljlo.,.,.maklng POWRIImportant longer-lifo engb•• adv•ne~m!lllti•The.:on!v '<· ;. lull line of nved, motlom ahort-slrolie engines In any trucbl New· w~lng; ' ~ ' '• money-~avlng CONVINIENCEI New mon~.,-mak!~g CAPACITIUI Now-r.aaona why Ford •Trucks a,. ..lnlng buyers laster than any athw·trvcksl -. I .' ' . ' ., n- ·, 114 WI' 161 473 SUB t'OrAL Jenks I Doddtil Baum ... " o. Ran. Jeanne Clark. Jean Bennelt, MrB· Raliph Pratt Mrs . Clinton Fisher, Mrs. E SChaaf. " Birch FLUSH DOORS .. , , J: u·-·· ·n· '••' ON *'" 13'7 112 1:50 399 188 199 138 1101 Fick 46 (0: l'JO 184t¥ 1811 t36 m Ito 1M • 2lil,l IM ltt8 78ft IALL SPECIAL Miu Ho-u Honored Club With 'IGotblll 1ft~ hflb. ~eho0I ti~~f! f• ' ~ per training BOth Pomeroy an-d Middleport have two c'ollches Bath of the.e me-n~s carry a full class ,ebedule, and then spend hours each evening trying to tel across to 30 or tO boy~ the. fundamental! of tbe gtme. · Most 'of tbe other schools have four to six coaehet hal'ldllng the same program, and matiy of the's e eoae.hes do nol carry complete clW schedules. Yet, lqcal fans want results, and eomplete1y riCH1 e~e the local coaches beeau'lc they cannot produce a winner each year. Jlow can fwe eoaehft make football players out of boys who often ltave not seen a game -play· eod, and. how can ttlcy devote enough tjme to thete I'Jme lada when they have to devote most of their time to the first Z2 boys in an ,ttempt t9 mate a wlnning Us'Attend Rally OfChurch Youth - - ----· tiC~ bad In lad ol boyll little f.al1 tr to..nillg. develop untillotsthey are Seniors just because of the hci that they haven•t bad the pro· . ••kery Co., Wpte army. , He b new •'"•Fen HHd. Toz.._ "' 1 athllchlac• t. playInoreerlized ,._,,...,.,_ radt wn. l.r ttte Hme thl- yMnftt+.'t ....h hllh ochool ...., ... ,...., ,., acHve ,ertlc1,.ti0n wlt~t tM much fvrther "'1011-lne. We in Pomeroy and Middtei£0rt know full well that most of' ' lhe ycmn&&lers tocJiay who cpm( .1p14t I ,liij~~~~~ fQr ~, eventnli's Pl"O#'am. · The· GAup aJJO dJreuJBed t~fr Chritlmu ·project during t~ , One " hundred and thirty-five who baa · been busme~s meet1nr. Holrtesse• were •.l~ at the 9pea.eer ~Itt. Cbaml:te.tl, Mn. W. H. JutdihJ YOd~C people of the .Me~.p Coonthe ttast tbUe mqa- and Misa Daiay Sanhdera and they • ty Churchea of... Chr1st met for tlis b~ause or ill health, bu re- served refrelhtnents (o one ~ue 1 t theJr regular Rally at_ the .Brad· Mrs. Emtna Blue« and the mem- bury Chu.reh of Chnst, .Monda)· turaed to work. eveaing. A fare-welt ~rift was pre-ll. H. Horden, wbo was a ·a urei- bers. Jeated Lo the Rev Rober! Pureal patient at Holzer H,apital, l,.ZI, host pastor, wbo will leave hu been returned to bls ' llom.e. next m()nth for his new p.11storate and lolra. Hcrrdetl, . Cohmb... lo in West Mansfield, Obi o. Mr. By Sh~er aulstin• with blo d~. ·· · • Purtell bu be'en a~Hve in youth w:oik 10 tbe Couonty and he Midd!eport people who atteadtlriPr~ued his appreciation of tbe Trl.COOoty C..,..llllltY their support and response and c::~:~,:,Auoe.tltion proc:rittf at <Stated that d was not tb e work G M(Jnday ni•ht .'tuc:htded ee of ber birthday, when of any 9Jle person which made HOmer Cook, ~a 1 Sec-ond Monda,- Sewing dub, Fred 1. ·Gafdner, at the home- of Mrs. Robert Lew'· SIJCh a grou~ sueceSillful. Walter Edmonds, Zion, presi· . Erwin, Mrs . Guy Rey- Is, 9pring Ave, Pomeroy Freda Welling; ' Mr. During the business se&$iou ~eat ol County .,croup. •was .an"d Curren, ·Jira. M. in charge of Mra. Grace llolter, in eharee of ,9te m-eetin, and Mr L. Freneh, BM Philson. Mra ~ Will president, plan• were made fDr l'in'te11 · ltd r roup •lnfi,. with )bribm i'ber-sbactil 11 pianist. Reynotds, Mr. and Mu. Harold the annual' Christma.s dinner Sauer, Mr. and Mrs A. R. ijecox, be held at the M~rUn Re staurant, Th-e next meeting ,·w.m be h'ld Hulda Klein, Virginia May'e.,.,Er- Middleport, folliwed by a par ty at Dextttr on Dec. 13. Churches nest Covert, HalHe and Nellie at the home of Mrs. Ralph Mc- repreteated · we Mldd!epo.- L. I P-uoieroy, Zion. -Dex~er, R~t'iand , :le.i'kle, Judge and Mrs . Cedric Kenzie, Racme so~ ~ur; ~· lot.' Refreshments "'~ r e ~~a~~·r, 1 ~l't K.~ it. 'c3.rpentl¥', tbe ~!>!$et!l to MiD ~~~:!~w~~ . • ' U!:!;,W tf. ~d ·111 I eh • efif tlf6ms ana tnJ: Mrs .. Edis_o_n Baker and daughter 'fOil, :MtS.- Paul Kloe!s", Br · l'J' y-oung peot>l e sei-ve-::1 Pat~ieia, Megan Cluff, Mrs H. Parker, Mrs. Pat Wood, Russell," Nina RusS"ell, Frances Grace Holter, Mlss Emma Reibel, refreshments to thetr gut>sts aDd ' Roush, Mrs. A!Jen Jenkinson , Mrs Max Waud, Mrs. James Clal· presented a hlJ.Jtl orous s•':i1t for the proer.am. Nancy Rawlings, Mrs. James. worthy, and Miss Howell Jobb, Mrs. Rtcturrd Chambers, •••t mE NAME THAT STAND'S FOR QUALITY t.L . brown 1lnlorrettable Dioelples" · for : lllo l . 1950' . CADILLAC .....of,...,...., ,..,.... . .... •no- Carl Owen; secret.al"f, Sa.uet; tre11urer, Miry Park. '1~ devotional. aerYiee was ~c-­ settteil b)' Ml11 Sauer aDd Mn. R. M. Shmn.an llvt a re¥iew ol ·.a ebapter ofotbio m.tt book '"l11e ".... Rolltr "''· Mlf!l W,ol· of . Jamn Harley; ci);c!bali'maD, Thursday although be ' tDditated the injured p.:oayers' would be gW· .. IC'k at his l.tt MlfV•dc. s,.t ' a .rac~uat~t of ·home ol M<o. ...... with IWffldt<nl puteae wiN lie jult. .tl. iMMt ·~juqM ol . .m- .W¥iiMII"" ~ ,;tt.. wll W anrdedlft Nil of Bet. Jl.lll ...' '~ .... " ' fliaL He ........... ~ .... . el "*"- ..... ltle ~ ef MkiM..W. tllidM C....s.t. Coni.....lliect to '-dtrol Ofti $teftl ..._the._.. c-a. ,.......... , �• I l'o;loe ........ Six ¥r. aad ·""'-· Tooa IIQrl'W wero at 'aellw'-'Moallay 10 v~it ~lth ,b~ 'l""'d~lf~. panata, llf.l'..,,pl,n. $ooi( Bft· n;t Sporuon Soei4l • MedwdW Clailreh If MISS LUCY KIUI.I !rhe Jlcedsville PTA wiU soon· ,m::'''pi• ~a! at theM. E. ohuroh !>'(i.,...nt, Nov. ll. Proc- wUl on the llbruy fund. - w.,. - Wotui.lm Cbilder• aa<t flmi.ly or .. pJ!!t~ :'wcre Sund.l)[ gufslt of b ~s p~. • ...• Mr. IDd '*·lit. ·~~ MJO. R. E. .ThOJIIU ·sponl hil Mn. Oren Childe,.. Seam_., hu returaed 1 weekeod willi relahva 'in COl• ht A.tbeu after 1 umbQI. • i1• A.. 1' lriUJ. hor·.JOD Pau.l Dudl~y i.n~ WI)"De \;fltY'li!:J' spent Sunday •t Lku~illel ·w!!~ the' former a brotber V:tfd "~.a,j~ Mr. ~d )In, Clareaee Bailey of Iam Uy. " ·. • Zaa~ ud Mr. aild. llra. Hiram Mr. ..d Mrs. James lleed ~bd ShaUer ol B.arber:tou .we«t ~nt 110ns ahd Mr. and M~, , eJ.Illd gu~ta ol lit. md Mn. H>rvey ParD anti Kathie of MarJ- ,V(er~ B.olley. here Sunday--1:0 vb:it ttlet:r ailtef; Mr. and Mr$. &ex Ar1thrlte ud Mn. Mary Niehols'. ~ · , ' .,1 family have returned to WOG!Iter Dr. and Mrs. P. !;;. &tul~".ffl aftef sp.e.ndiJll a lew days at their Pomeroy were recent -~~ • ,(W h~ bere. Mr. and J.fn. IL L. Lar~DI . . ~H.-es Dee m and flmilY of l4rio"n, Mr. and MH. ArUe Marko artrson Dalla& of Keno, an_d Mr. am Mrs.. Marvin Marks of LoDi Mr. ·~u Mr.. Zori K.lrkhut. Bcltom were weekend visitors of former l'elidi!nt.s but now Of Cuyahoga fllb are Yi&itlna: w1th frieads Mt..~nd Mrs. Joe Marks. M'"ri. Della Ruth who bas been in thi1 .rea. • • .... llarllonl Re11ival Start. Su~y -., . A.e Hartford Church Hearth-Gio Gos Circulating - HEATERS· . $14.95 onch;p; ' ~ • • • . . '. Bath Room Heaters ......., ;' . $1.95 . . 0 .0 • .. 1!~~~~~::~~-~Pt~.~P~Ie~a~:..,.~.-~·=·~..;:.·:Rf~--~10':-~..fMJ~·~·=~-~~ -· . •·.' • P •z • ,. 'i · _ Starling Novc·milcr 14, a comm unity r t>vlval will be · ~eld io Hartford, by the folloWing three cburchC's coope:ratmg. The flr8'' five nights will be in the United Brethren Churcb; •the second .~ive nights wiU be in the Baptis~ Chureh and the third ftvc nlghtb will be in the Methodist Cblirt:b The three pastors of the different churches are; The United Brethern ts Rev. Boyd Seott; the B'apUst \s Rev. Shirley B. Woods; aM the Methodist is Rev -RoCua 'Casto Following ti.e business ""ion All (hree ministers arc · able a social hour was- ~n~oyed . a~d 1 By VIRGI,o~~IA CAkLI!TON ·----- .. , IMos.on Schools Get · · ; speakers and deeply in the a,pirftual reviv-·alconcerned o1 thl' convnunity, and it is hoped th~ people of the town and surround· ing commumtics will attend. Everybody is welcome. singers are inrvited. Spcc~l Mrs. Mary Al!miller was hosle!ll!i to the Baptist Sunday School fonts at her hom~~ Thursday eveniog. During the first part . ,.of the evening, there were var1ous discussions concerning affairs of the Sunday Sc:hool and plans on bow to bu.ild IIJ) the Sunday 'Sthool A campaign to get morr people interested in the Sunday School and Church wu planned Abo a plan for a Community Revival with the Methodist Church, the United Brethern Church •nd the Ba-ptist Chureh all three ~IIIEY'UIII fiiES11 .. "'ti ,.,. ......... - ldliol of . . ~ ' .,,000 • .- , -·. ~ _ , -;? lhat ...... """' - borla• .. I . ;Jbersbach Hardware Co. 'SNUG ·INIIDI .. • • ' " HUGGER c.,,.... 1. . ., . . , , . . , LEARN . From Ftw ........._ ......, • • aiiiiiiiiHI lloy a 1 _ , lastlq beneflll • ................ Right from the start he is - 'IN BUSINESS FOR HIMS!ff He Liens Tw W. He ~=•• Ta Calect. He Lew• Ta K•p loob. He Lewa 1H M-IIICJ Of 1. He IAam How To Juclte People, He Leams The Yal111 Of A Dalar. •. ao other fillclcwt a tftll.aqH boy llarn these valuable - - and .,.... profltl .. the -time, ·• IS YOUR SON READY FOR A · ROUTE? ' Atlvf• him to apply for fM--Md ,..... open Mar you, • tiMot he, tw. mar ..,._, ...... •Nfl!l oo4 oparo Hme jovoj. .... tnolnl•• . The DAII,;YSENTINEL, m the SOCIBI room Of the church. . Caraes a~d co~_test~ were enJOyed and IJJ conclusion refreshments were s•!rVed to the crowd. p!eting plans for applictliort for fede ral aid In rnaintenanct"'of and additions to the local school faci litics. ln ordw to qualify for both typea of aid the county must have thodist Women Sooiety of Chris· five per cent of the .people ·send· tian Service, sponsored a Hallo · ing pupi'ls to its schools engage(! ween party Friday evenmg ..t ill derense industry. Three percent the church social rooms. A is necessary for aid for m:amten· crowd attended and enjoyed ance. delightful c'Vcning, whlc h spent in a social manner refreshments being served ORIGINAL 'IVY I.&AGllE' conclusionDuring Colonial Umaa 1>lno col· leJU were eatabllahed in what ll Mrs. Marg1c Field'S wa.s hostesa DOW tho United Btate.. They were: to a Rand Fashion Party at her ll&rvont. 1838: Wllllam ..,d Kuy. home Friday evening, wbcre re- leta: Yale, 1701; Princeton, J'l.H; freshments were served to the Pnnl)'lvaaia. 1768; KJnp college rollowinl folks in the conclu6ion (Columbia). 11M; Browa, 17M;: of the evening's activities; Mn. Rutrtra. 11e6: Dartruoutb, 11et. Mildred Koles, representative of lhe compiany, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Edna Wayland, Mrs. Doro. thy James, Mr:s . Lu-cille PoweU, Mrs. Elizabeth Greus~r. Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. Frances Gibbs, Mrs. -c()Jcne Gibbs, Mrs- Sarah Gibbs and Mtss Esther McKnight. Me-- =--------.- ·. EXPERIENCE hsiiOIIIIIIIIIty. !D:OO GaiTy IQ:39 A.rt~ur u strike •• :ao 12:00 . IIIIWI~e~tt~&¥e~ ~--;.;;heloolw lpolioftt....,- ~ - Colodol . pellootfallda., ~$1.95 • ·•m. atwmES" .. "'I1TTM I'IICIS"l · He'U .. SNIIGOM ,. ' lllaHIIGGD. Open Friday 'TII8:tU P. M. For Your Shopping Convenlenee. !'·.... • :·'· ,..~... Valiant l2ci5 Love o1 12:30 Sear.th . 't~ 1:15 1:30 2:0Q · 2:~Q . 3·00 ., · .. t 9:30 4;po Tbe 4:15 The ' 4:30 Oo- 5:00 Ll'*r ~ .. \· ·, ·~- ·' ; . . ,r ' OFF ON::,... JACK£TS. " ~. ' : "' ., ·, ' 9:00 . 10:~ · REDUCTION IN; ?ltl(;E! 11;00 8:30pm For Your Shoppblg Convenie-nce! 1 5 SO 10 45 6 00 l2o00 Show 12 ;3 ~ Your Nest 1:00 1:15 ,· l::W 4·00 Marlowe Nl:C Hawkm!\ 4:15 "' NCC 4 ·30 ~ !\'SC -f::415 'NB C ~ : 00 The 6:M 7:00 SAVEATTHIS .IiiG OPEN FRIDAYS ' 'Til ~ ' ,& : '. :: 2· ·..s ,.,·70 .: r~ 1 f:IQ j~~~ , )hi lamf'Show• 2:00 Parson 's Study 2': :Ki Tea ·and Trumpets 8.30 Clima" 3:00 NBC Greatest Gift 3:1$ NBr Golden Windows 9 30 Four Sta r Playhouse a:fo' NBC One M-11n's Family ·3:d5 NBC Concernmg f!I i s s 10·00 Lone Wolf • . ' \ ' I 8:00 Barker Bill · 6:15- Sup-erman 'ca.rtocu1s ..: 6:30 Esso Rep·orter . . 6 45 Ernie Saunders Sport Show' ti ·55 \Veathenm11n 7 00 Teledr3ma · .1 7.30 Doug Edwards, NeWs .. 7:,..5 Jane Fronran •. . tnilusir~al· iamiUH. :::~=~~=~:;:::::::= At present, the c.\'u.o ty -~ . f~m- of chrldren of . . . .. ~~ ,,' W!:lfi-:-TV~ THURSp~\'; ~-.' ... beu of _tbe :Members of the Hartford 1 WE ** ,** ** . ShaUer bas also reported:. tha! llilpt~t Sun~ay Scho,o~ ~ad t~~r ~allt:~w~en party hi$; WIJHA I c~tannti~:?. . ,,,... .l~:go Sian o.~·~:~.~,· I ;:;; '.:, 1 l From Governmen-t . indications at present s.bow An enjoyable evening was Mason Cbunty has 10 p~r centthat of ,:~E~~ spent Thursday ~hen the mefl'l' its , schools' enrollm~nt co~oS.ed DV11 to. . ,,11 . . . . ,. . baowlaW·A IM Mrs. . F. A· chat>rnon. M\'S. nugo Juhlill'8. Mrs. · Bur~ey Board, Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mrs. Leroy Dunlap, Applicatlona · for the federal Mrs. Earl HoHman, Mrs. WiUliGl milk program submitted· by •appro Sipcr, Mrs. Elton Siper, Mr. aJ¥} .ximately ten MUon C~nty sehools Mrs - Delbert Dotson, Mr. and have been approved aec:ording tr Mrs . A. K. McClung, ·aod Muter an a-nnouneement 'by KenDetb W Juhhng MbClung. . ShalCer, Superinteu<kfut of Maaon Tbe grou.p will meet in De· County ScJtoola. ·· cember with the Rev. and Mrs. Sbirlcy Wood at their borne in Shaffer added thaf sever..af more schools and poulbly all at someChesbir•· time in the future wm partielpate The Hartford P.T.A. held a in the .program lo make mnk more Iars. :.aa ~ t•owin.g; Rev . Shirley Wood, M'l· · v·al I k A"•d Appro . - - ---- low mit, Itt OUI oiw U. of !.livABM JKORNINI''S, 'l'bey'" ... ~....... *"tilul· poaolila - iilo...lcd cob- "'" ' ~ flODU ' •• JO,OOO to .:..JIIU IJ!put ••• A.G.A. app.....t lor cypa ol aua ••• a do110 fa...... It • .r.."'. Ha-lloween party ~t the Hartford readily available to aehool chU· School hou)e Wednesday cveninl· dren. Prizes for costumes were aw•rdQd . . . . to the followili'g High School, Partlt!lpat!on rc-q1:u~es th~ ap group. The prettiest: Virginta .proval of e1~er principal or teaGibbs; the ugliest, Goldia Kearns cher dependmg. upo~ the . type ot admlm:s_tra_hon at tb~ cooperating and taking part was hardest to g11 ess, Goldia Kearns. school The Grade School Group. Pretschool. Federal a1d 1n the _amflll!l di8CU5Sed. llest Jewell Hafl · Uglitst Ellen of three cents per halt pmt wJil Crites, trardest t~ guoss, ' Robert be received by the schools in the Green. J.. county. A e~arge ~ two or three Tbe ocr:asion netted the P. 11'. cents per bottle wall be necessary A. treasure over thirty-four dol. to install the program: · · ·-·•• • f in ••ncluston, · delicious • ment& were served to the fol- & Tr:lil T~e Menu .Maker i Farm 6:30 F'.:~lls First Love M:t· Svteene~· Mod ern Rom.aoc(•s Old Timer NPC HowUy Doody ABC The Lone Rangel' W<•ather-cast 10·30 Name That Tune 11 00 \\'orld NeWs Ton!ght 11 ·05 U.p.to-the-minu-te New ~. 11 ·15 Tb e Lnle Show. ,"_Duke of Wrst Poiot"•·Lot 1·-\ Haywanl un d_ J_ o~n___ Fo~tain_ u __ I ___ Ro8d Ahead" (~olor) r-.ews Pil'IUI'<' JO 09 NJlC W ,:V_id~o the...atre L.brr:1c~ 11 ·00 News Headlines · J'o]Ht ·Dinah Shore 11:05 Weath¢rcakt ' ' l\"HC New1 Caravan 11 :10 Spo 1·ts Ht•ad1incs NilC You Bet Ycur Life -11 .15 Rem ember,- Swanee Rivrt NBC Jusl<\:e Boys NBC -Dragnul . 11 :3Q NBC Tonight ~C Ford The'l!t; e ;~) ht> 1:00 Sign Off =:cc -:::-:c-c:-=-:-~" " -,-,..,C -~ 6 : ~5 t? pc:-ts Eye 6 ·45 7·0o i 30 7.45 8 00 B 3!) 9:00 9:30 ·vtETMINH TAKJS OVER N,\NCY YOUR TINY BIROHOtiSE IS TOO . SMAL;L .· FOR THE'M QUIET··· You NEV~R USE IT ANYWAY �• I l'o;loe ........ Six ¥r. aad ·""'-· Tooa IIQrl'W wero at 'aellw'-'Moallay 10 v~it ~lth ,b~ 'l""'d~lf~. panata, llf.l'..,,pl,n. $ooi( Bft· n;t Sporuon Soei4l • MedwdW Clailreh If MISS LUCY KIUI.I !rhe Jlcedsville PTA wiU soon· ,m::'''pi• ~a! at theM. E. ohuroh !>'(i.,...nt, Nov. ll. Proc- wUl on the llbruy fund. - w.,. - Wotui.lm Cbilder• aa<t flmi.ly or .. pJ!!t~ :'wcre Sund.l)[ gufslt of b ~s p~. • ...• Mr. IDd '*·lit. ·~~ MJO. R. E. .ThOJIIU ·sponl hil Mn. Oren Childe,.. Seam_., hu returaed 1 weekeod willi relahva 'in COl• ht A.tbeu after 1 umbQI. • i1• A.. 1' lriUJ. hor·.JOD Pau.l Dudl~y i.n~ WI)"De \;fltY'li!:J' spent Sunday •t Lku~illel ·w!!~ the' former a brotber V:tfd "~.a,j~ Mr. ~d )In, Clareaee Bailey of Iam Uy. " ·. • Zaa~ ud Mr. aild. llra. Hiram Mr. ..d Mrs. James lleed ~bd ShaUer ol B.arber:tou .we«t ~nt 110ns ahd Mr. and M~, , eJ.Illd gu~ta ol lit. md Mn. H>rvey ParD anti Kathie of MarJ- ,V(er~ B.olley. here Sunday--1:0 vb:it ttlet:r ailtef; Mr. and Mr$. &ex Ar1thrlte ud Mn. Mary Niehols'. ~ · , ' .,1 family have returned to WOG!Iter Dr. and Mrs. P. !;;. &tul~".ffl aftef sp.e.ndiJll a lew days at their Pomeroy were recent -~~ • ,(W h~ bere. Mr. and J.fn. IL L. Lar~DI . . ~H.-es Dee m and flmilY of l4rio"n, Mr. and MH. ArUe Marko artrson Dalla& of Keno, an_d Mr. am Mrs.. Marvin Marks of LoDi Mr. ·~u Mr.. Zori K.lrkhut. Bcltom were weekend visitors of former l'elidi!nt.s but now Of Cuyahoga fllb are Yi&itlna: w1th frieads Mt..~nd Mrs. Joe Marks. M'"ri. Della Ruth who bas been in thi1 .rea. • • .... llarllonl Re11ival Start. Su~y -., . A.e Hartford Church Hearth-Gio Gos Circulating - HEATERS· . $14.95 onch;p; ' ~ • • • . . '. Bath Room Heaters ......., ;' . $1.95 . . 0 .0 • .. 1!~~~~~::~~-~Pt~.~P~Ie~a~:..,.~.-~·=·~..;:.·:Rf~--~10':-~..fMJ~·~·=~-~~ -· . •·.' • P •z • ,. 'i · _ Starling Novc·milcr 14, a comm unity r t>vlval will be · ~eld io Hartford, by the folloWing three cburchC's coope:ratmg. The flr8'' five nights will be in the United Brethren Churcb; •the second .~ive nights wiU be in the Baptis~ Chureh and the third ftvc nlghtb will be in the Methodist Cblirt:b The three pastors of the different churches are; The United Brethern ts Rev. Boyd Seott; the B'apUst \s Rev. Shirley B. Woods; aM the Methodist is Rev -RoCua 'Casto Following ti.e business ""ion All (hree ministers arc · able a social hour was- ~n~oyed . a~d 1 By VIRGI,o~~IA CAkLI!TON ·----- .. , IMos.on Schools Get · · ; speakers and deeply in the a,pirftual reviv-·alconcerned o1 thl' convnunity, and it is hoped th~ people of the town and surround· ing commumtics will attend. Everybody is welcome. singers are inrvited. Spcc~l Mrs. Mary Al!miller was hosle!ll!i to the Baptist Sunday School fonts at her hom~~ Thursday eveniog. During the first part . ,.of the evening, there were var1ous discussions concerning affairs of the Sunday Sc:hool and plans on bow to bu.ild IIJ) the Sunday 'Sthool A campaign to get morr people interested in the Sunday School and Church wu planned Abo a plan for a Community Revival with the Methodist Church, the United Brethern Church •nd the Ba-ptist Chureh all three ~IIIEY'UIII fiiES11 .. "'ti ,.,. ......... - ldliol of . . ~ ' .,,000 • .- , -·. ~ _ , -;? lhat ...... """' - borla• .. I . ;Jbersbach Hardware Co. 'SNUG ·INIIDI .. • • ' " HUGGER c.,,.... 1. . ., . . , , . . , LEARN . From Ftw ........._ ......, • • aiiiiiiiiHI lloy a 1 _ , lastlq beneflll • ................ Right from the start he is - 'IN BUSINESS FOR HIMS!ff He Liens Tw W. He ~=•• Ta Calect. He Lew• Ta K•p loob. He Lewa 1H M-IIICJ Of 1. He IAam How To Juclte People, He Leams The Yal111 Of A Dalar. •. ao other fillclcwt a tftll.aqH boy llarn these valuable - - and .,.... profltl .. the -time, ·• IS YOUR SON READY FOR A · ROUTE? ' Atlvf• him to apply for fM--Md ,..... open Mar you, • tiMot he, tw. mar ..,._, ...... •Nfl!l oo4 oparo Hme jovoj. .... tnolnl•• . The DAII,;YSENTINEL, m the SOCIBI room Of the church. . Caraes a~d co~_test~ were enJOyed and IJJ conclusion refreshments were s•!rVed to the crowd. p!eting plans for applictliort for fede ral aid In rnaintenanct"'of and additions to the local school faci litics. ln ordw to qualify for both typea of aid the county must have thodist Women Sooiety of Chris· five per cent of the .people ·send· tian Service, sponsored a Hallo · ing pupi'ls to its schools engage(! ween party Friday evenmg ..t ill derense industry. Three percent the church social rooms. A is necessary for aid for m:amten· crowd attended and enjoyed ance. delightful c'Vcning, whlc h spent in a social manner refreshments being served ORIGINAL 'IVY I.&AGllE' conclusionDuring Colonial Umaa 1>lno col· leJU were eatabllahed in what ll Mrs. Marg1c Field'S wa.s hostesa DOW tho United Btate.. They were: to a Rand Fashion Party at her ll&rvont. 1838: Wllllam ..,d Kuy. home Friday evening, wbcre re- leta: Yale, 1701; Princeton, J'l.H; freshments were served to the Pnnl)'lvaaia. 1768; KJnp college rollowinl folks in the conclu6ion (Columbia). 11M; Browa, 17M;: of the evening's activities; Mn. Rutrtra. 11e6: Dartruoutb, 11et. Mildred Koles, representative of lhe compiany, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Edna Wayland, Mrs. Doro. thy James, Mr:s . Lu-cille PoweU, Mrs. Elizabeth Greus~r. Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. Frances Gibbs, Mrs. -c()Jcne Gibbs, Mrs- Sarah Gibbs and Mtss Esther McKnight. Me-- =--------.- ·. EXPERIENCE hsiiOIIIIIIIIIty. !D:OO GaiTy IQ:39 A.rt~ur u strike •• :ao 12:00 . IIIIWI~e~tt~&¥e~ ~--;.;;heloolw lpolioftt....,- ~ - Colodol . pellootfallda., ~$1.95 • ·•m. atwmES" .. "'I1TTM I'IICIS"l · He'U .. SNIIGOM ,. ' lllaHIIGGD. Open Friday 'TII8:tU P. M. For Your Shopping Convenlenee. !'·.... • :·'· ,..~... Valiant l2ci5 Love o1 12:30 Sear.th . 't~ 1:15 1:30 2:0Q · 2:~Q . 3·00 ., · .. t 9:30 4;po Tbe 4:15 The ' 4:30 Oo- 5:00 Ll'*r ~ .. \· ·, ·~- ·' ; . . ,r ' OFF ON::,... JACK£TS. " ~. ' : "' ., ·, ' 9:00 . 10:~ · REDUCTION IN; ?ltl(;E! 11;00 8:30pm For Your Shoppblg Convenie-nce! 1 5 SO 10 45 6 00 l2o00 Show 12 ;3 ~ Your Nest 1:00 1:15 ,· l::W 4·00 Marlowe Nl:C Hawkm!\ 4:15 "' NCC 4 ·30 ~ !\'SC -f::415 'NB C ~ : 00 The 6:M 7:00 SAVEATTHIS .IiiG OPEN FRIDAYS ' 'Til ~ ' ,& : '. :: 2· ·..s ,.,·70 .: r~ 1 f:IQ j~~~ , )hi lamf'Show• 2:00 Parson 's Study 2': :Ki Tea ·and Trumpets 8.30 Clima" 3:00 NBC Greatest Gift 3:1$ NBr Golden Windows 9 30 Four Sta r Playhouse a:fo' NBC One M-11n's Family ·3:d5 NBC Concernmg f!I i s s 10·00 Lone Wolf • . ' \ ' I 8:00 Barker Bill · 6:15- Sup-erman 'ca.rtocu1s ..: 6:30 Esso Rep·orter . . 6 45 Ernie Saunders Sport Show' ti ·55 \Veathenm11n 7 00 Teledr3ma · .1 7.30 Doug Edwards, NeWs .. 7:,..5 Jane Fronran •. . tnilusir~al· iamiUH. :::~=~~=~:;:::::::= At present, the c.\'u.o ty -~ . f~m- of chrldren of . . . .. ~~ ,,' W!:lfi-:-TV~ THURSp~\'; ~-.' ... beu of _tbe :Members of the Hartford 1 WE ** ,** ** . ShaUer bas also reported:. tha! llilpt~t Sun~ay Scho,o~ ~ad t~~r ~allt:~w~en party hi$; WIJHA I c~tannti~:?. . ,,,... .l~:go Sian o.~·~:~.~,· I ;:;; '.:, 1 l From Governmen-t . indications at present s.bow An enjoyable evening was Mason Cbunty has 10 p~r centthat of ,:~E~~ spent Thursday ~hen the mefl'l' its , schools' enrollm~nt co~oS.ed DV11 to. . ,,11 . . . . ,. . baowlaW·A IM Mrs. . F. A· chat>rnon. M\'S. nugo Juhlill'8. Mrs. · Bur~ey Board, Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mrs. Leroy Dunlap, Applicatlona · for the federal Mrs. Earl HoHman, Mrs. WiUliGl milk program submitted· by •appro Sipcr, Mrs. Elton Siper, Mr. aJ¥} .ximately ten MUon C~nty sehools Mrs - Delbert Dotson, Mr. and have been approved aec:ording tr Mrs . A. K. McClung, ·aod Muter an a-nnouneement 'by KenDetb W Juhhng MbClung. . ShalCer, Superinteu<kfut of Maaon Tbe grou.p will meet in De· County ScJtoola. ·· cember with the Rev. and Mrs. Sbirlcy Wood at their borne in Shaffer added thaf sever..af more schools and poulbly all at someChesbir•· time in the future wm partielpate The Hartford P.T.A. held a in the .program lo make mnk more Iars. :.aa ~ t•owin.g; Rev . Shirley Wood, M'l· · v·al I k A"•d Appro . - - ---- low mit, Itt OUI oiw U. of !.livABM JKORNINI''S, 'l'bey'" ... ~....... *"tilul· poaolila - iilo...lcd cob- "'" ' ~ flODU ' •• JO,OOO to .:..JIIU IJ!put ••• A.G.A. app.....t lor cypa ol aua ••• a do110 fa...... It • .r.."'. Ha-lloween party ~t the Hartford readily available to aehool chU· School hou)e Wednesday cveninl· dren. Prizes for costumes were aw•rdQd . . . . to the followili'g High School, Partlt!lpat!on rc-q1:u~es th~ ap group. The prettiest: Virginta .proval of e1~er principal or teaGibbs; the ugliest, Goldia Kearns cher dependmg. upo~ the . type ot admlm:s_tra_hon at tb~ cooperating and taking part was hardest to g11 ess, Goldia Kearns. school The Grade School Group. Pretschool. Federal a1d 1n the _amflll!l di8CU5Sed. llest Jewell Hafl · Uglitst Ellen of three cents per halt pmt wJil Crites, trardest t~ guoss, ' Robert be received by the schools in the Green. J.. county. A e~arge ~ two or three Tbe ocr:asion netted the P. 11'. cents per bottle wall be necessary A. treasure over thirty-four dol. to install the program: · · ·-·•• • f in ••ncluston, · delicious • ment& were served to the fol- & Tr:lil T~e Menu .Maker i Farm 6:30 F'.:~lls First Love M:t· Svteene~· Mod ern Rom.aoc(•s Old Timer NPC HowUy Doody ABC The Lone Rangel' W<•ather-cast 10·30 Name That Tune 11 00 \\'orld NeWs Ton!ght 11 ·05 U.p.to-the-minu-te New ~. 11 ·15 Tb e Lnle Show. ,"_Duke of Wrst Poiot"•·Lot 1·-\ Haywanl un d_ J_ o~n___ Fo~tain_ u __ I ___ Ro8d Ahead" (~olor) r-.ews Pil'IUI'<' JO 09 NJlC W ,:V_id~o the...atre L.brr:1c~ 11 ·00 News Headlines · J'o]Ht ·Dinah Shore 11:05 Weath¢rcakt ' ' l\"HC New1 Caravan 11 :10 Spo 1·ts Ht•ad1incs NilC You Bet Ycur Life -11 .15 Rem ember,- Swanee Rivrt NBC Jusl<\:e Boys NBC -Dragnul . 11 :3Q NBC Tonight ~C Ford The'l!t; e ;~) ht> 1:00 Sign Off =:cc -:::-:c-c:-=-:-~" " -,-,..,C -~ 6 : ~5 t? pc:-ts Eye 6 ·45 7·0o i 30 7.45 8 00 B 3!) 9:00 9:30 ·vtETMINH TAKJS OVER N,\NCY YOUR TINY BIROHOtiSE IS TOO . 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