Waverly Watchman 1938-12-22

              TIIE WAVERLY  WATCHMAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER- 15,  1938
 -',__-_ II. M   ■
SPECIALS
For Saturday, Dec. 17
All Stores	
PEANUTS, Fresh Roasted, per pound 10c
BULK PEPPER 2 lbs for 19fc
SHOE POLISH, Liquid Jet Oil 10c
CREAM CHEESE, Long Horn, per lb 19c
FLOUR, Large Bag Miss Ohio 49c
LETTUCE, Per Pound 10c
TOILET SOAP, Octagon 4 bars 15c
10c TABLETS, Yellow School 2 for 15c
TOMATO JUICE, Heinz. 2 for 15c
20 Pet Discount On All Men's Work Shoes.
Clodhopper Stores
Waverly
Omega
BEAVER EDGED
(Continued   from   Psgc   One.)
looked best in hit floor gsme;
although he was not able to
score more thsn six points. The
entire * Waverly squad showed
much Improvement over prcvloui
games.
Referee Duncan handled bot.i
games   in   excellent   style.
The Latham basketeers invaded Wakefleld Thursday night
but went home on the ahort end
of a 48-to-2« score * in a Pike
county league game.
In preliminary \gamcs the Scioto township girts defeated the
Latham tatties, 22 to 4. and the
Wakefleld juniors won,  32  to S,
Box scores of the games follow!
Jl   Mint     1. VMI
W»r»rty ti   r T Bum OFT
Mlller.t    «   0   S Uinr__ 1   0
rhsf-ln.f    ...1    t   J .>r«n.f    0   0
0 a _k-_s««.c  t   i
1 t» Htmrrs —I *
0 0Thornp*>_n.f 0 l
0   0 Tnul.( 0   0
WOOD'S    SEED   CORN         DttS AT VETS HOSPITAL
WINS RIBBON AWARD 	
Plke county got recognition In Ora J. Smith, 48, of Beaver
the recent International- Uve dl*d Monday morning at tho
Stock Exposition held at UWon Veterans' hospital, ChUllcothe.
Stock  Yards On Chicago. following iwo months' Illness of
William Wood prominent Plke complication!. The lste Mr. Smith,
county farmer of nesr this city, *** the son ot Mitchell snd Fre-;
was awaided s ribbon In the donas Jackon Smith, born April'
Orsln snd Hsy thow. for white X 1880. snd wot married Oeto-;
corn seed In region eight ber, 11,   1938,   to  Ada   Johnson.)
Mr. Wood won the award tn Betides hit widow he Is sur-
a division where there were 800 vlved. by one brother. Orpin.
exhibitors from thirty-five States Smith, st the Veterans' hospiul. i
submitted samples bringing fame Funeral tervicet were held onl
to this county-and a beauUful Wednesday ill p. a from aj
jeB ChllUcothe   funersl   home   with
AT NELL'S IN PORTSMOUTH
Ready  To  Serve  You  "Beautifully" Since  1W8
Our Special Wave StiU 2 for $3.00
Tba Best Wave I-oaatble At This Mee.
Eagcncs —• Fredericks — Rlfea and Sorrento Waves
$3.50 and $5.00
Send a Card for Appointment or Just Drop fa.
S. W. Corner 4th aad ChiUicothe Sts. (Upstairs). Phone ttt
Portsmouth, Ohio
lotintan.t
haw ton.c
Whltt.c .-
T.moryf .
Driklnsf
rr<-rUt-d_f
_■•  i IJ    ._.__
Total*   _t»    I SI:   Totsls    --
Scor* by  quartcrs:
Wtvtrly I I*
tieAver ——— *   I
llrf tree—IUIL
I    0    J
oof
-o  o  o:
P«;--5-«**«W3€--€-€?'**P^
Wavtrly
Wood».f— 0
,8tubt».l— I
R ii ;> i	
BrOWnJ 3
McGowan.! 0
IT  k'
Select Nationally Advertised
GIFTS
For DAD, BROTHER or
BOY FRIEND From
AL TUDOR'S
Every Olft
Wrapped In A
SMART
GIFT
PACKAGE
No Extra Charge)
Handsome New
SCARFS
Silk!, and Wools.
Plata and Mixed
Patterns.
Carefully   Selected
SHIRT - TIE - HANDKERCHIEF
ENSEMBLE SETS
-.ii-i -  a\Ht
O r Y Besver
0 0   I'li'-'.hf	
1 o   ?:-■.■•• 	
J   2 Hlnet.t	
1   3   rBoyd-f	
lTrw.n.1	
o .toils——
lynennetlS--
tl BM«n»r_t_-
0 Terry Jt	
.ti
e i:   Touts...   io  J_
SUntonjt-    0
lienor its      0
lura   a
ll.nir'.-  «        0
I    ToUIs—   3
1    Scor*  toy  nusrters:
Wsverly    »   J
, bcaver 8   •
'    Rrttree—1UI1.
____________
HOYS' OAMt
Waverlr O r T B*a«*r
Trainer.!-.   3   3   9 rull*r.f—
Maloy .1  JOS Downey J.
Arr*»>r*thU 0   t    I _0.rman.r
Tr-berx—   I
Millers
Bennetts -
Johnions-
1 tlamey
1 1 3Itod*l.c .
t 1. S Swans • -
t 1 3 S Hoover.«
|W.Hoov*rj|
lEateppS—
ToUIs.. 10 ITl Totals .-
itcor*  by   quarters.
Waverly i—.     •   •   <
ttoavcr      »   *   <
R«_crr«— HaU.
aesF.avs o\mt.
Wavtrly       U r TWb*flrr«S*t O r T
Jrown..  0   0   OPerduc.l   . 0 0 t>
McCoy.(   .10   J Smith.I  .— 1 I *
Murphy.*—   I    I   3IJw»on.l   - 0 0 0
Whltt.c     1    1   3 *Si*ven»on.c I I J
Uohnun.c 0   1    1 FrTU-S  0 2 t
Way.*    *    1    »Hob_on.«_- 1 0 X
rul.rher-g.   0   0   0 Norman.*
" Irohs
\ri-i i i'
Myers * .
Totals.
I    I
0 0   0
1 t 16   -ToUtl
«   1 IS
Score  by  quarter*.
Wawrly    -	
WHrrJer»burs    	
Htirrc*:    Duncan
13   4   N-H
VA-tsrrr came
SHIRTS
Gift PAJAMAS
rrsturtag   L'nlvrra-U'a   Fam*
OOS ZIP-N*K\rr.H 1939
Streamline Sleep Suit.
Also Slltv
AL
TUDOR'S
MEN'S
WEAR
25 E. Main St.
C&nXICOTUE. OHIO
Oon't Forget We
Wrap All Gifts
In Special Xmas
-    Packages.'
HATS
LEE sod
DANWAY
In Special (Slit Box.
AL TUDOR, Preprt-tor
itlOeJl. 1 0
0    SChrltllan.c t I
0   0 A.Hopkins* * >
♦   'Carson* 1 0
0 10!
l*-alner.f..   0
Maloy .f....    0
Miller.t I
ArstinxhU 0
TWbtr c —   *
n^nnrtts...  J
Johnwns-   2
•    Totals—    to   3 »'   ToUlt
Scor* by  quarters:
Wawrly J
Whe»l*j_burx -.^     *
I    Rrterr*:    Duncan.
I
riarton
MeCan.f-- o
HolU  3
A,.*.-,■   nf 0
Smith J  0
Baker*-- 0
Zl-nrner'n.c 0
Huffs
COtlXTT    GAMrs
OFT KlockSal* O
.000 Bennttt.f-.. 3
2   0   * P .'.■..•! I o
0 IHUnrrd.1 1
0 l.von > .f . 0
3B**«ler.o— 3
0 Schrader.c. 0
1   3 Haitian!* 1
lUktnsa 0   1    1
ToUU—   3   « 10    Touts..-  11   I 30
I'iketon   flrli   13.   Stockdal*   It
Stockdal* juniors t. Piketon Juniors
ribbon tor htmseE.-
The  sample.  Mr.   Wood  sub- Rev. GT   Zimmerman of B-*.-, admixed  TO  HOSPITAL    CONDITION IMPROVING
mltted  and  upon   which   the   a- ".er omciating.. v   < -—■-* f-»*****f  n—n-    m  uttarir
ward    wss    made    were    single      The   I_orain   Brown   Post,   A-   'Thomas  E.  Perkins  of  Stock-
c-oj8   hybrid   white   grains mericsn Legion, ot which he was!•   Hstler  Jones  ot   Piketon   wss dale,  who has  been  ill  tor  ute
 i           •  I a  member, served at pall besr-! admitted  to  the  Schirrman hos-  past  weck,  was  reported   to  be
Crand   and   petit   Jurors   will *** and furnished a firing squad-pital"Tuesday morning as a med-  recovering  and   Is  now   able  to
be  drawn  from  the Jury  wheel »nd  bugler at  the cemetery.       ileal patient be up.
tor the Jsnuary term ot Common j  ■****-_8ge_-_gw______g  _-     - i       ---            -- ! ■'-     lll'**^^
e!r..rJuroS  ft' yiir^lnlA, l®Z%lZltZm®%^
Saturday,  Deeoml».-.-   17lh,
a.  m. tn the couit  house.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
wi i.t. nun I im;
A am «julpp«tl to do drllllni tor
water, sat or oil at most rvaionabl*
prlea. l_et me *_ti-.aie your next
dnlllnf Job. J. JC Skinner, Piketon.
Ohio. Rt   I. ll-3-t»-12-»p
rOR RENT —Seven-room. mod*i__
hom* (tormarly «h« Clio* resldfnc*).
R*t*rcn_-*« rvnutred S** or phon*
Carl Moor*. Waverly. Ohio. Telephone  Wawrt.v   UI. I2-1-.3
FOR SAIX—Barred Rack Cokercla
tor hrrc-Hns purpctet. II each. 8.
L Montxom*ry. Waverly. Ohio, Rout*
No.   I. U-d-Up
FOR    SALE—BUck    .lud
eolt.
rnd>    I
Ohio.
rOR SAt_T—rarm. 11 acres. 3 ml!
from HUlsboro. Ohio. Dairy and cm
-tai t»nntnc. tobacco. Cood frame
i-'l'd.nrs. Well wat*r*d. Good roads.
ri-rtrlcl.T avallable. Tlmb«r lot.
Trnrs O- d--Ur«l. Wnu L X. tJavij.
.-■ . r  c.  Hlt'.boro. Ohio. I3*13*tl
=
WHY PAY MORE?
ONLY
PUTS
.*
-V-W-ifld T
Vulssm're.f 3
Hornj  3
ArUai  3
Cr»btr*«i 0
N«!«on.c... 4
Dalty4  «
Notts—-- 0
Wards —, »
Dlnfuss- 0
c. T LaUiam
1   7Ho'tonJ_	
0 SWallsJ	
1 11 ■emllhJ	
0 o n-wevj	
1 11 H*nklns.f -
0   ( And«_on.c
0 OBeekman.e
1 3  .n.nc(
0   0 A lluehei t
| --'ults^s.-
T1IIEF  STEALS  BANANAS
'    Employes entering Way'a Food
Market  early   Saturday   morninsj
: discovered  that  a  midnight  vis- j
i Itor   hsd   broken   a   pane   tn   a|
front   stcre   window   there   end
I had   helped   himself   to   several
, bunches of  bananas  snd seversl
1 othcr tlems which  were on display  st the  time. i
Passers-by   late   Friday   night,
Just   before   midnight,   told   Mr.
; Way   that  the   window   hsd   not
, been   broken  st  that  time.
!    The late visitors did not take
j the  trouble  to  try  to enter  the
; store, but seemed  to hsve been
; satisfied   with   the   bananas,   etc.
--S-*--*1-'©-*-*-*^ window w" repalred **
'urday.
PYROFAX
GAS SERVICE
IN YOUR HOME
The oniy bottled
gas service that
gives you ALL 5 of
these advantages
1. Law lastol alios co... Only (9-75
** _ om pa red with $50 to S1 JO for bard*
to-get-at Btulcrgrouod syuems.
2. f ceaealcol te as*. Including coo-
sumen wbo uic Urge amounts of gss,
the eversg- com of "Pyrofax"* Gas in
the area, in 1937, was only
$       ptt teammet.
3. UsHonaly High Q.olily. Pure gas
—oot a mixture—made from tbe cleanest part of natural gas. "Pyrofax" Gas
maintains constant pressure io coldest
weather without being buried.
4. Oos Service tkat's eatessetle.
"Pyrofax** Gas regulating equipment
provides a continuous Sow of gas au*
tomaticall)-.* Installed quickly uiibaul
mtydiggmp
5* Oes Sspply that's flaeraattsd.
Future supply of "Pyrofax" Gas guaranteed ia uritiaf by Carbide and Car-
boa Chemicals Corporation, whicb, together with the associated units of
Union Carbide aad Carbon Corporation, is thc world's oldest snd largest
manufacturer of compressed gxscs.
•Autoa____lc dcrii* opueoal—only $5 rara.
ffarn^
ix GREYHOUND
OO ANY UME OtC 12 TO JAN. 1—RCTURN UMU JAN. 10
Here's a present everybody w01 spptucia.r   apecial «xc*srsioa (arm
for yoa Holiday travel by Oreyhoaadt Enjoy a Super-Coach trip
in an atmosphere tbaf a aa Jolly and warm as th* Christmas spirit	
st less than hall driving coat. Boy extra gifts with your savings!
Sompl* Round Trip Excursion tnree
AslU____4    . g tit  Miami ..S3Q.M
rsxrtaazaa. W.Vs.    *M   Ulcttmtm*    —. 11JS
CSltata  __ ISSS  NSrfalk  ,, ...' MM
WasklaatM. D. C. 14SS   Wyths-rta. SJ*
Hr*  Tata    _. IS I*   CkarUstoa. S. C- tS_M
WAVCMLT CONTVCTIOKSBT
ni*** att
UI J* M_r_*t SC TCavsrty. «***-»
SPECIAL OFFER!
60 DAYS ONLY
'69s
in.t.'.li   thS
om« MACK.
CHar R.o«»
«a_l 'Tyrtrfax**
AatonancCaa
A tiailM. noder-a Mafic Or/ g»
taag* mtt "J-jrotax** mlm.ii. Gaa
l)tlj__MI wUl h* ImulleA km Itm
trpm of s*a «<i»lfirai vitkoui a
t***y*l a
**i*l*
I enalrp** with aaioasatle soy
haitm U«—un ami Es_m>_> Larala
"SM W***r on* lorn mnla-iii
SEC US FOR VIU. DETAILS HOW*.
Vrabrnster & Armbruster'
Ffceae  ttt North   Street
WAVEBLY, OHIO
Just 8 Shopping Days Until Christmas
PRESENTS
FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
TOYLAND
Foot Balls .""' $1*S0
Boy's Air Rifles $1-25, $1.50, $1.75
$1.95  and    $2.50
Children's Fleet Wing Sleds, each
 $1.50  and   $2.00
Jews Harps, each 5c and 10c
French  Harps        10c,  25c  and   50c
Toy  Wash  Boards    10c
Red Wheelbarrows 50c
Tricycles   $3.95 and $4.95
1 only Desk and Chair Set $5.00
One only Dealt and Chair Set $13.50
Checker Boards, only 10c
Child's Horae Shoe Csmet 25c
Automatic Cork Guns 25c
Double Barrel Cork Gun's    29c
Extra Large Double Barrel! Cork Gun
    45c
Child'* Telephone Sets  ........  25c
Child's Toy Irons       10c
Child's Electric  Irons    $1.25
Busy Betty Carpet Sweepers .... 5Cc
Child's Brush and  Mop Set   . . . .50c
Child'*  Money  Banks       10c
Child's Auto Assortment, your choice,
for    10c  and  25c
Child's Train Seta • -97c up
Boy's Tool Box Sets $1,00, $2.50
Marx City Air Port 50c
Marx Union Station 50c
Fire Crackers,  per  pkg.  lc,.5c,   10c
Cap Guns, each 10c and 25c
Cap Gun Caps, pkg. 5c, 6 pkgs. 25c
Plastic Modeling Clay 10c
Large Assortment of Dolls, each 5c,
10c,  25c, 50c,  $1.00,  $1.50,  $1.94
Doll Carriages    $2.50 and $2.75
Child'a Blackboards, 24c, 48c and 95c
Child's Red Chairs, 50c. 69c and 95-
Wagons for children, all sises, from
87c, $1.50 to  .$3.75
Child's Kiddy Cars    $1.50
Children'*   Scot ters    $1.00
Child's Little Brooms  ..15c and   19c
Christmas Tree Ornaments, per dos.,
 25c,   39c,  SOc
Children's Books 10c and 25c ea.
Miss Dolly Dressmaker Outfit .... 10c
Kopy-Kat Easel and Paint Mystery
Pictures 24c
Child's China Dish SeU 25c and SOc
Child's   Aulminum SeU   SOc
Rubber Balls 10c and 25c
Block SeU, A-B-C and Mickey Mouse
 - 10c and 25c
TREE   TRIMMINGS
Spun Glaaa Angel Hair, pkg 10c
Christmas   Snow        5c
Fire-proof Ribbon Iciclci, 5c and 10c
Tinre!    _ ; ••   10e
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Fancy Neckties, box packed   . .$1.00
Fancy   Neckties   . .39c,  and  59c  ea.
Pocket Knives ......25c, 50c and $1
Flashlights, complete with batteries
 49c, 79c, $1.00, $1.45 and $1.65
Men's Lapel Watches $1-Si-
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts $1.00
Men's Dress Leather Gloves ... .$1.25
Men's and Boy'a Fancy Dress Socks
—per pfcir 15c, 25c and 35c
Men's and Boy'a Silk an* Wool Neck
Scarfa 50c and $1
Men's and Boy's Box Handkerchiefs,
real values for 25c and SOc per box
Men's and Boy's Handkerchiefs, each
5c and two for   35c
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Fancy Assorted colors in Alarm Clockr
—very attractive looking styles for
 $1.00,  $1.25,  $1.50 and  $1.98
FOR THE LADIES
AND THE GIRLS
Ladies',  Misses' and Children'a Fancy Yarn Gloves, all sixes and colors,
per pair   10c, SOc and $1
i
Girl's Suede Cloth Blouses, alt si__s
for   •   $l-0r
Girl's Shirts, in difterent colors $1.00
Girl's Yam Caps SOc and 75c
Girl's Sonja Heinie Sweaters  . .$2.69
Girl's Long Sleeve Sweaters   . .$1.00
Ladies and Misses' Box Handkerchiefs
per box  -25a and 50c
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Sport Hankies, each ^. 5c
Girl's Plaid Neck Scarfs, another real
value  for only    ,. 25c
Full Fashioned Silk Hose, new colors,
and all sixes, per pair  50c
Plain Color Print  Aprons
.39c
Assorted colors and styles' in Woolen
Skirts, $1.95, $2.00, also $1.00
Silk Panties, all new merchandise, per
pair    25c and 50c
Ladies' and Misses Silk Costume Slips
—-real values for 59c and $1.00 each
Bath Towels, all colora and sires, n*
ea.,  10c,   15c, 25c, and up   to 75c
Print Dresses for women, all sixes and
styles, each 59c and $1.00
Children'a fast color print Dresses, at
each SOc and $1.00
Table Cloths, all aires	
 •  39c, 75c, up to $1 each
CANDIES NUTS AND
FRUITS
We will have plenty of Christmas
Candies, Fruits and NuU for your
Christmas shopping,     -b
DEWEY'S STORE
-PIKE COUMTrS LEADING GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE"
JASPER, OHIO
The Center of Christmas Shoppers
OHIO »TAT» kWBtVH
&1}Z Wawrly Watrijmatt
VOLUME 82
CHURCHES PI\N
XIKIASSERVICR
Short Sermons WiU Be
Given at All Churches
On Sunday Morning
UNIVERSAL   SYMBOL
Said To Be The Bells;
Methodist Pastor Announces his Program
Spedal ChrUtmas services will
ba held In every church here
Sunday, December 23, with short
religious sermons, so thst members ot the congregations msy
be awsy trom. home ss little
as possible. ^
Msny plsys and pageants have
been scheduled tor the morning
Sunday achooi period, while in
other churches the time will be
spent In the tlnglnf ot Christ-
mss carols so desr to the hearts
of all ot us.
It hss been said that every
nation has it_ Individual symbols ot Christmas. In England
they hsve the Yule log, while
in France, it'a candles, and In
quaint old Holland, It's the
wooden shoes. But, regardless
of all the symbols, throughout
the entire world, the belli ls
the  greatest universal  symbol.
Sundsy morning loat churches
STUDENTS ARRIVE HOME
WAVERLY, OBlO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1*3B
 •—— ' '•      ■   ■  ■ i*if— ■
FARM LOANS ARE
Local  members of  Ohio  State
university's  record student body I *, taaaa assail   am w*
of   13.200  arc  arriving  home   for  hi 11 VM All All  A HI I*
the   Christmas   vacation   period.i |f U If H 1 HILHULL
Among those attending the uni- 	
versity   this   quarter   from   Plke j
county sre Linun Bauer, junior i Government   Funds   for
Brown. Jsmes Diley, Dale Dixon, 1 _-..      #»■■■',              tti
Maude Douglass, Robert Prey, J.| IlKC County Oil  I III 11(1.
O. Jackson. Beryl Keechle, How- j r     as     fiili-v   t*_tntf--a
ard Ross, Hsrry VaUery, Richard! J'   "*•   UUCJ    OlBlCS
Watkins   and   Richard   Wills   ot
"NEW PROJECT TO
GET UNDER WAY
NUMBER IS
——rr-fp—***nm
Waverly; Margery Bauer, John PARMPRC
Rhelnfrank. Kenneth Breunlg. | *-*^-»l*-*--fc-->
Chsrles    Dally    and-   John
Funeral services_*or Mrs. Mary;
£. Del-el. 75, Ol the Beaver
neighborhood war* held Tues-1
day at the home of a son, Ray j
A. Davis, at 1:30 p. nv Burial i
followed In the Mountain Ridge
cemetery under tba direction of At Cline S Chapel Near
the Davis-Hammerstein  company     »T tt    i       •»_•       .•
of Beaver. j  Here Under Direction
The aged lady died at her'
son's home Sunday morning fol-1
lowing    an    fll nets    of    sevcral
TICKETS GOING FAST
STOCKDALEWINS
FLOOR THRILLER
Rit
tenour of Piketon; Jennie Marie | fn    Wnrltincr   Out    PInn«t
Stoll of Beaver; Hsrold Dunham Im    V°r,Un**    "Ul    r,ans
"or Greater Secunt
By   Administration
Tickets for the novel break-!
fast dance to be given December:
23th at Greenbaum's hall are
said to be going fast, according to reports made by several
members  of  the  ticket  eommlt-
**% ,..    , #j As They Edge Out Local
Everything is In readiness  fori   m s m        n  ♦   .
the   dance   which   wlll   start   at      leam     by     TvVO-1 Oint
11  p.  m..  Christmas  night.
Carlton  Brooks  and  his   band,
said   to   be  one  of  the  best   In
ASSISTED month,' ^ration. iLOCAL S P0 N S O R S ^A*^ Vnr^iSCORE WAS 25 TO 23
She is survived by two dsugh-l        ^ 	
Of N. Y. A. Groups
Margin Friday Night
of   csmp;   Hugh   Hughes   ot   For Greater Security
Wakefleld;   Clarence   Cooper,
Rodney    Marhoover    and    Gene
Wore  of  SpargursvUIe.
STORE  GETS  HEATER
ters,   Mrs.   Grace  Stephenson  of
furnish   the   music   for
I occasion.
SS-^^J*-^ of Fa«™ C'"bs tectVliienAlrl' the""fouowin,: Stockdale Girls Victow;
rle Terry of Beaver route 2
the son, Mr, Davis, snd a
brother, William Aler of Adams-
ville,   Ohio.
The   Parm   Security   Admlnis
tratlon ln Pike county hss ample
funds   available   to' assist   farm
CLASSES POSTPONED
Miss
Jan*   Junk
A   large   new   type  automatic; families that need additional live
electric and gas store heater
Installed   in   the   William
here   Mondsy.   The   hester
sn  inclosed  tan  snd  bums
rofsx   gas.   It  was   installed
Armbruster  &   Armbruster,  locsll     Mr.   J.
plumbers.       -.--* •'   charge
 -A  forms us  that loans  csn be se-,.
CAR DEMOLISHED 9***** *°* *<** "f? ?* *****,?* LUCASVILLE MEN
To Assist; Five Youths
May Attend School
The National Youth Administration program in Plke county
will   advance   in   two  directions
persons: Lloyd Smith, Roland
Blokenshlp. George Smith, Ed
Haynes. Chsrles Shrader, Bob
Vallery. Mrs. D. A. Breinlg. Bill
Schauell or Jones' Drug company.
Local Juniors Win and
WakcGeld  Takes 3
CLOSED CHRISTMAS
In the hardest fought court
. battle of the season and, with-
; out. a question of s doubt, one
[of  the  closest games ever  play-
__ ,   * i cd  in pike, county Friday night.
The dining room st the Em- the strong Stockdalc High scbool
mitt House will be closed all boys* sharp shooters battled
day   Sunday,   December  ?8th,   to; Coach    Swing's    Waverly    High
■    m    r_.__.„    ^   t.   tJof   toe  mr    Tha date   will   be Supervisor,  and  Thomas  Speers,  **** Public Pauline Kennard, the. lads all the way and eaked out
if   th.   ISi^eJ^.annlwn^^ •J****1   ***   ««»"••"«.}•    2S-Us-23   victory   m   a   cage
•i, .  i ^ announceq later, maa junn »•*"-.        n,y    ^^   j,nuary   to   ta , w  that employes  can spend  the! classic.
spect   plans   for   the   community i holiday  at their homes.
j center addition to Cline's Chapel!
IN  TUESDAY   MISHAP I to   successful   opersUon   ot   the
fsrm and home.
It   you   didn't   te*   the   game,
; you   can  Certainly  be  sure   that
Three Suffer Painful Injuries
When  Auto  Crashes into
Truck Near MassleviUe
Three local persons werc painfully  injured   when   an   automobile    driven    by    Carl    "Tuck"
wlF^ldH,_UrS,^'^"«|M»n*y. M   of this city crashed
ing of church belU. .s-will oth«r|**°   •««*   ^--Wg-tar
hom. expen*, that HURT AT CROSSING filj?^"^V.\^\e.u.?t_■JUR0RS ARE DRAWN! J
farming  experience   of  the  ap-'    Train Runs into Antonio*
plicant   Loans are usually made)        bile  Near  litis  City
for a  term of from two to five' ■
years   at  an  Interest  .ate  of  5;
per cent
its   landscaping   are   now   being FOR   JANUARY   TERM  w
.prepared  at  the   PorUmouth  of '
basketball   game.    It
Ilng  encounter   fr
the   first   second   until   the   last.
S £ler^.^B^!<*«n«y Clerk Pennbten An*; -»» ^^m^^io^noi
Weston, SUte Director, thl, week.! nounces   Selection   Tuesday j jj? how  thrSLe  would  -_.!
Two   residenU   of   LucdsviUe
. svere injured /.lightly at 7 p. m_,
There   U   no  chsrge   Involved friday. when a north bound D,
in   cosing  a  loan  other  than   a,Ti &\ ^^j ^.^ tttv(:k j^g
small   charge   for   mortgage   fll-, ,utomohite **at  German  cro«in«.
towns,   cities   and   nstlons.^pro-1 ™    '. ■    >«»    ~™     "j    Losns are only one help  bat S°Sht*JgS*r «* » "^ Sou,i
claiming the birth of the ££ 2^%^   ™ J«Mftt»W*   ■*  -fc^l
Quite  a   few  of  the  churchesj J^ ^.^
filling  sUtion
UghU  and   left
nearby   house
the   truck  did
coasted   out
ss   Murphy,   driv
proached.
Murphy   drov
The   project   will   call    for   a]  As Taken from Jury Wheel  I    -n,,  dcfe.t   ". ,,..  .....   .....
structure   of   about   a   thousand' I  - | „.™   SSS1  Zl    .!-    uncsnny
parking
| came    about    by    the
&'°LiS 22\,S SEES Clerk of Couru H. O, Pennlsten method in which the two Ha*.
morm-S teSJSrf VAA££ 'announced the names of grand-g»rd brothers and Bennett on
ZuX will art ^.S«fnd **xiA iUT0T*' Tuetd**' ,0,-',he s*°**<**** ******** nu*P<l
are thT rune** Ch*£i ZStA? *°w*** **** *******S Saturday by; to sink the pill through the lit*.
nL    iS  c an«f 'I,   f Si.""' >*>** ttwimiattotmn, ltta  iron  hoop  during  the  most
Fifteen names were drawn fori heated  parU  £ the game,
the  grand Jury  and   twenty  for'    To   show   Just   how   close   tlie
Christmas plays and pageants on
Friday and Saturday evenings,
snd on Sundsy will hsve only
short  services.
Christmas st the local M. E.
church wlll be observed In a
number of ways. First ot all
the Junior church and the junior and primary school will give
s Christmss program on Christmas Eve, Saturday, at 8:00 p.
m. Everybody Is invited, es-
pecistly the mothers of these
youngsters of the younger grades.
The school treat will be given
at this time.
Then  on Sunday  morning  the
to .-void hi-tini ss-ts.it but UdiSe.".-SctSTto"s™br- ^"^"l^t -i^rv a ._, __„_*_, us^s^'-*-^**^^
sideswiped It as the car crashed ^e "SisUn« with the Ana£-1 ^^ P*7*'.?*^ °' LutM-      rtM N; Y: A* educaUonal pro-!Stetla   BaU       u   -       townahip . J,   JSte   the   winners   ta
into a concreu cu.vert and ^UJ^nn^«.^S ?^8JTS tt*S^ w^Slt-A ^ST JT£2?5S\ * ,*   S   22=. ^H^^IS^S
JS*0, .. _       , to  make  their applications  sooni„„,   ,.,,,_.
The    three   occupants mlrac-  ln orxlM to have their loans a- [ *%J3S& E
uloiuly   escaped   death U.    the valUble   for  early  spring  use.    ! ...^Sf,^ ^ *gPrv!%LDl*'\ °-^--Uon .ot~^A;. ?™3,orl.-,ni V7.   J
accident.   Murphy    wss injured.    Loans  csn  be had  for almost uly   Shertff   J*   '*>   l0*Ur
scored
tallied   S
y ,wo points
-^-iRdbSt ^SataiSSS %%$&: /T-.menUon .Ur. of the gam.
sbout the head and face and i any item of farm or home equip-
^ Is suflermg from s broken r-osejment or expense if satUfactory
ervtees are arranged so thatj'-'V1 ****** *£******** ******* credit can not be obUlned else-
all may engage In the Chriatmaa SS*?*?1**":^ *'r**. ******** ■***. where. Tbe local offlce. how-
worship and be home early for <»■ of ******* Scioto traU, *U» «! evn, 1» "unable to make loans
thAhoroe   Christmas   festivities. Khe  ***** °*  **'  ***'***  ***\tor the purchase of real esUte.
TheVburch   tcbou   session   will [ <****g****r.   Mitt  Evelyn  Way.  30. 	
teniBlate at 10:15.5 A short, but; ,^_•****?„j!*Ju£e2_._._._.    _.    _.._,._l   PURCHASES   NEW   CAR
impressive,   Christmas   assembly
vestigsted the accident.
.-iniui,    -umii.i    ii/wi»iil|>,   t,„,,ij    u^   -,,1—-..-   ..   ......  "    -_
_-_■»!__     e_./v»_.   iA.m.vin   wouia  be ruinous  as every man
s^Fsus^ioto*^:;?".*-^.****** #*« *-***}****
POST  OFFfc^ OPEN
charge    of    Smith-Hughes    claaai M_   botco,  F,ii,   scloto  town-  .
Khedulin*    According    to.   Mr., ^. gggngg? gSsS  Ohio-  baU  •nd   *****  *******   **********
House all  N. Y.  A. projecU de-. m   E   BlMeT Newtek  wShlo^ Both S*"******* *** Wavetly hsve
pend.  for flnal pproval. on  the *j OT^^^^r-t b«ke^all te.^,. They cer-
f  using  community j-.eet-d   ,0.  „and   S3  t0rVir*   *******  ?*?\**  thl-'  T*****  *******
Mrs.   Wsy   suffered   a    badly
wrenched left knee snd multiple
will  be  held  tor  all  grades  In
eluding   the   seniors   snd   adults.
Tbe    Junior,    Intermediate    and
senior   choirs   will    combine    to!
sing   with   the   congregation   thei   .
great Christmas carols.   ThU will\oB**T*, °'D!* Tr-a**-*1-. who ad-
be combined with a short ChrUt- |.«»inUtered   flrst  sl<L
mas sermon by thc milnster up-     T***. ***. waa.totally demoliah-
bi-utses   and Miss   Way   suffered! BiS^rfT^5L»_flTJL__jS
i,   _-.it   _.«♦__ sn..    k^.ii«_^   «n^lm-lna*er   0l   Trebers    Memorial
a   cut   right knee,   bruises   and|of   thu   c,ty_   purchaied   „   ncw
The   three were   Uken   to   thei00*1-*-5   *****-   Thursday.
ed. ReUtlves here today said
that it was covered by insurance.
SUte highway patrolmen from
the Chillicothe sub-sUtlon investigated  the  accident
on the topic, "Why Did Jesus
ComeT" ThU will be especially adapted to a mixed audience
of young people and adulU. The
service will terminate by 11:00
or shortly after.
The Epworth League members
are pUnning to sing carou about:Merchants Cautioned in
town  on  Saturday evening  from'/-,,. - ,, _r_   _s
11:00 p. m. to 12:00 midnight}Cashing of Money Orders
They are arranging a Christmas | 	
rally on Sunday, ChrUtmas eve-j Postmaster A. S., Keechle toning at 8:30 with the president.! day repeated a previous warning
Ruth Woods, at the lesder. to   merchanU   and   sales   people
One   of   the   features   of   the sgsinst    accepting    snd    csshing
service  on  Sunday evening will j postal money orders for strangers,
be  sn  originsl  improvUstion  of | He pointed out that money order  _.
the theme of "Silent Night" wtth! bUnks snd the Impression sUmps    iU
echo violin snd accordion by Mrs.j used on tjie orders sre frequent-/ |'}
Gwendolyn    Baughn    snd    Miss ly stolen  from  post offices,  _rrrtl fj
Mildred McFerren.   ThU will be | thst   s   forged   money   order   ls'
introduced  by  the  story of  thU j worth  no  more  thaw  any  other
favorite   carol   by   Mrs.   Felma I forged paper. ,
Helman. ThU will conclude the! The postmater advised that if
ChrUtmas  celebration. a   merchant   wishes   to   cash  an
A cordial invitation U extend- j order for a known customer,
ed to everyone to attend by the [he should make certain that tne
order U properly endorsed over
to him either in his own name
or that of his firm, by the per-:
son    actually    named    as    payee i
Robert   Oyer   entered   a   plea J»  ****  ****  **  *•   ******   Noj
of guilty to a charge of Issuing i oU*er_, *?***   **   -*-wo"e«*-«t .«•
m-nacing  threaU  arTd  a  plea  ofl"   ******   ********   *****   **   ******
not  guilty  to a  charge of fall-11** ****-
ing to provide for hU four chll-
pastor,  Rev. J. V. Stone.
HELD TO GRAND JURY
dren when arraigned recently
before MagUtrate O. W. D.
Twyman.
Oyer was cited to the grand
jury under $300 bond on esch
charge    and   was   remanded    to
KIDDIES   LAST CHANCE
Plke county kiddles will have
tflelr last chance te see Santa
hen Saturday when he makes
his flnal appearance at Green-
the cconty  Jail here  In default j   baazn's   toy   department   dur-
of payment i  the   afternoon.
IThe two charges were filed by        Although Bants U quite rosh-
! House  all  N. Y.  A. projecU de-' « Hfe   BUteT Newton  townThl_:  Both SWckda-e *** Waverly have
pend.  for flnal approval, on  the | &%S^t&S^S^9   *—-—-*»•'■ *—-  ********
-. .«£. SSI S»8tea ft&ftStiSMftSto-^
-    In   the   opening   game  of   the
evening  the  Waverly juniors al-
.     ship;   Chsrlw   Wyckoff." Sunlfliih' ***** ****** **** **** Stock-Jsle lads
I Bylngton  Roadside  Psrk will beitownjhip.    1*4     Woods     Jackson'ai   *****   **n   eatlly.   tt   to   J.
|reqired   to  attend   Smith-Hughes; township-  H   F   Junk   Waverly! "Rube"  Itf-Her  for  Waveriy  ws*
S!?1**? tA*Z*A\ by   MA.    •?,^.jror'i°!C*-r   Hughes.  Mifflin'township!  the   star   of   thU   game,   scoring
; Mr. Ball, Piketon, or Mr. Wilson, g.   1*.   TcUtck    Waverty    Mary 23 P°mU of ths St.    Miller ahot
Beaver.   Any assignmenU to the I Thomns«jn.  Benton   township-   B '' ** ***** ***** ■"•-* tnad. one free
I Cline    Chapel    project    willI    be  r.    Coy>   ^kaon    East:    Jean [ *****>% *°°*-
I m8.d_,__J■**,        Mm? <-on(***ic"**:-• Bakenhester.    Benton    township;.    The second  game of the eve-
j    Additional  appropriations  from] Charles   Moore.   Pec   Pec   town- ning saw the Stockdale girU de-
jthe   Plke   County^Commissionersjjhip; Fred Newland. Pebble town-, feat  the  locals.  24  to  1».   In  on
ihave  made   possible   the  ejUen-  ,h|p.   Ruth   ^j,,    waverly;   M.'. excellent   gahne.   The   ability   of
[sion   of   the   Plke   rotlfltv   fairUj.   Double,   Camp   Creek;   Mis*; the Stockdale forwards to scor*
: grounds     project     through     the; Katie   Rheintrank,   Piketon;   Leo  field    goals    spelled    defeat    for
winter. .  acrordtag     to     J.     A.,way   Smith.   Sunflsh    township;: Coach   Swing's   lassies.
'Cooper of  the  Fair  Board    Mr ;Jackson    Weeter.   Camp    Creek;!     Meanwhile, in onother part of
j« I House   hss    assigned    additional, jtMlc   Schauseil,   Waverly;   Ina :.the county, the strong Wakefleld
jll L; workers   to  crewV.  who   will   re-: Anderon,    Seal     township;    andlUlh    school    and    Junior    high
'ul I   move and  ' '-*"
not mailed thetr Chrhtmas
packsgea tho post office here
will  be open sll day  today.
Tbt_ra<Ur afternoons the office bas been closed In the
past
rebuild present build-l Hcrschef   Foster.   Camp   Creek.
ngs in an extensive program of, 	
j rehabilitation. ' —»-_,-»-- - --   __. _._.__
j    Mr. House also announced thnt SHERMAN    THEATRE
lhc   has   received   wort   of   thei   to nnnDirn   i /l * fu
expansion of the N. Y. A. Work     '••>  KUDKLLI  AUAIt.
j Experience Center at New Phil- j  .^^
adelphia    from    S.    B     Weston.  YegKs    Break    Itttfl   theatre
i State Director.    According to Mr.,   c,T„j«„    m„.„   c„»_   <.^_._
House   no   Pike   county   youths!   Sunday,   Blow   Sale   Open
ihave   been,   as  yet   included   _n.      And   Escape   with   $300
the   contingent   from   the   Pike-! ■
Scioto   area   to   thU   vocatlonil'     Yeggs   evened   the  score   with I
(ConUnued   on   Last   Page.)
bftsketball   teams   won   S   games
from  Coach  Paul  Smitb's  Plke-
*.on crews.
In the boys' game Wakefield
won by two points in a hard
fought struggle, by a score ot
19 W 17. TW-Tfacloto township
girU won handily. 21 to 13.
while the Wakefleld Juniors
waltzed away with a 33-tu-7
victory.
Tomorrow    night    the   strong
camp-school, but taat according bsmdiu early Sunday morning: Wakefleld teams will be the
to the quota allcfted for the when they cracked the safe of'guesta of honor on the Cloug-i
first of the year at least five Warner Brothers' Sherman thea-! street court where Coach Swing's
Pike  county  youths  will  be  se-  ue  and  made  off  with  approx-' teams   will   endeavor   to   enter-
(Continued   on   Last   Page.)    | jmately $300 In cash. I uin   the   vUitors.
— ]    The   robbery   was   the   second:    A   large- crowd  should   be   on
BEODDY'HEADS   LODGE -ot this nature to be experienced hand  to witnes these court bat-
  j by   the  theatre,  which   slso  has ties.
C.   P.   Gableman  was   the   in-'-5*-11-   *****   ***>   *****   **   recent; 	
DIES   AT   THROTTLE   •
hU wife. Mrs. OUve Oyer.
SENT   TO   COLUMBUS
ed these days, ho has consented te be aa hand here
moat of the afternoon to greet
___________ the   yeangstera   and   to   have
•   Walter   George   of   thU   ctty    **«-*• 'i"^ *°* wh*U U,eT
was sentenced to the Ohio Pen-    w•^,, ^™11*****
. ItonUary rec«ntly by Judge Jacob    -J*-***-    _?**5   **•   ******   **
E. Davis for violating his proba- J?""7. to   Cr«*nb*«-» •   •***"»-
•   tton which was ended as he wu!  **'  •_• «*•  *_  ******  Popatar
sent-  to   the   penitentiary   until    r
released according to lav.
STORES  TO  CLOSE
stalling grand master. Dr. W. H.'****P-.   _ .    ,
I Johnson,  installing  marshal,  and    /***  R*-ney,  Janitor, discover-j
jC.  M. Caldwell,  installing chap-1*-*   «•   combination   had   been,    F,0 & K   McLeod.  35   of Co-
'taln. when Waveriy Orient S£V*£**  <* ^J^ASTs hA***m'*™.   >   veteT^'engineVr   tor
F. tc A M„ held IU WBOl lp- Wgi**   CJ* t^Jjh] the Norfolk &  Western  railroad.
sUllation of officers at the Ma-jn»_  .^Af****   _•* ^****n***™*! has made hU last run.
sonic   temple,   Wednesday   night: by 'orcing a wde exit and then.    Mr    McLeod   WM_^   brother_
Offlcers   insulled   w-ere:   W.  J.,'^ aZJPSj^&L  (n  ,'in-u»' to Mrs. M. lTStahler of
Beoddy. worshipful master; John1    John  Grant who resides m *» -j,^ ^.^
Caldwell, senior warden: WU- ****** ** **************** ****** The ind csme suddenly Tues-
Uam Tetrick. Junior warden; Dr., Uieatre told police he heard a'^ ^ "J he wia at U»
.C. J. Pressler. tres«irer; C. W.'noUe sbout 3:30 a. ra. but said UiryoUle1Pin "« ^.^ h" ,„!
The Waverly Watchman takes this opportunity to extend!Hollberg iacraWyareea Btake *b*iugg*** *********** **** *<*■*-.#*, p»«ing ove, the G.tita
to ltt readers and friends hearty good wishes for thc Cbxkt,\^%Sff%SS^%Smi[t ^****** «-*«» r"*d M,d •* Srt, SSSi td *%%*"£;
mas Season. Douthltt  tyler. [loss U covered by Insurance.      !^to out f« the reV^tar Pc»Sh
We sincerely hope that all of them will find that Christ-1    After     the     Installation     an ^ _ __  ■■    ! mouth to Columbus freight run,
mas. 1938, surpasses other occasion. In happiness, good feel- \ ******   *up-°*L_ V A*^*^.A DEFEAT TOBACCO QUOTA     He   became   stricken   with   a
intf   iov and love     Surelv   all of us have much r«-__«_n toi UUc   w"*  rv*?  5_ _T- -E*__uWV'   ****** ******* ** **** *-*■» *** *****
mg. jo>  ana love.   &uJWy. -Ul or us have mucn reason -o,county superintendent of schools.-    p_-e   county   burley   tobacco before    the     ambulance    could
bc ol good cheer and little or no reason lor not snaring it and a musical program waa con- growers,   as   -well   as   those   of reach the hospital.
with those among whom we live. (ducted by Rev. J. V. Stone.      |nearby   counUes,   contributed   toj    The   lata   Mr.   McLeod
To our younger readers, the boys and girla who are!
looking forward eagerly for the gifts that Santa Claus I
will bring, wc extend especial greetings.   May Christmas
HEAR  EXPLORER
j the   downfall   ot   the  AAA  pro- j weU   known  here,   having   visit-
posed   marketing   control   quotas Jed   hU    relstlves   ln    thu    city
jon   tha   1039   burley   crop,   sc-joiany    tinea    and    traditionally
Jacoues   D*Albert   noted   lee-, cording   to   vote   returns,   which, when    he   "pulled"   the    trains
Day find them overjoyed with the pleasant surprises that! turer \nd expiorer appeared be- indicated   the   control   program i through Wsverly hc would elf
RENFRO   SHOW   SUCCESS jcan hardly be duplicated among the experiences qf life.: fore   Uie   students'of  the   Iocs!'*----   not   receive   the   required nal  local  folks  with  a   whistle.
  !    ChUdren here have been writing their letter* to SanU:*-i«h  »choo-  Tuesday.  December; twJ-*-th,*"u *****      „ ■    «•* -_**-• ***** employed by the
Mr.  R.  A.  Dniyor.  Instructor j cUus.  we  are  told,  making  known  their  dream   desires.!20*-   Mr-    V Albert,   wbo   haa>    }******. «»****'. •?   *****   •' f» l"**1   <*********   *°*   '***•   *•*••->
steraaTthe two banii. •*   Waverly   Hl*h    school,    a__.frKl£S_^l»MW sccompsnled   Richard   E. I **lti*l and only 13 tor tba pro-; thirty yean.
and  rnw  *5r  offlceT to 9S \********  ***** »5M  ***** ****[?"? ^U?U?g 5! tUy* ^^ ^ ""^ "* ^^ entrance i Byrd  on  trips  to  the  AnarcUc ]»>***
clS srfnbe ctosed^daTM?n-!of   **"*   *******   crowds   ever   to  into their homes. ; told of hit adventures while ntar
day  Decembe- 26   in observance! attend  an entertainment in. thu      Let's help to make Christmas the happiest day in  the) the South Pole,
of Christmas, it Was announced! g* ************ -^«n^ v***** j lives of our children
NAMED CHEER LEADER
FINED $100  AND COSTS
her*  thu  morning.
Barn Dance  Revue held Thursday    night    at    Waverly    High
•Kie Wsverly Rebekah lodge I the show snd the sponsors, the
wUl have a ChrlstmM pesstaa I locsl chapter of the . ruture
psrty at their regutar meeting, j Farmers of America, cleared
"rlday.   D-camber   ard.   There* over a-hundred doUsrs for Uieir
win  be   pot  luck  refreshments, percentage.
1 1 . Charles   A.   Salmon   of   Pitoe-
Just three more days until Christmas. Every reader ofj GRAND JURY CALLED i Junior Brown, son of Mr. snd! ton. srrested Satuntay m^t *.
this article c«n make Christoias a delight tojeme other | ^ JwMu^l^ of the iml^T a^J^S^at'o^ & ^ieJSi. ?^tata h.S^y^
person, and by »o doing realize a greater blessing dunng: grand Jury wlU ba called tor. university, st Columbus, has beenitrobnen on a char» o opera Una
tbe holidays. regular   services   to   begin    001 been   selected   as   one   of   five an automobile while tatoidcataa.
Let's makc it our business to Share the blessings that W«-<hie«Klay. January *, at 9W-cheer leadws this weak. Young;was flood »100 and eosta &_>-
rhriatma* kri'nm and Uam orw.ii/ tn* r.»l ma.) *Z ir,r.mr *• **•' accordtna to a statement; Brown wlU spend the Christ- day whan arraigned batons Mac.
LhJlstmas brings and learn anew the real road to inner, n^ ^ morning by Commonfmas   vscautm   bars   with   bjautxate John Kaknhoiar at CMW
_•   happlne-s.
Pleas Judge Jacob E.  DavU.
p«: cr**-.
Ucotha.