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EIGHT X Xadjdij YOUNGER SET ENJOYS HOUSE PARTY AT BEACH Spending: last weekend and the first of this week at Pawley’s Island were the following:: Miss Frances Bynum of Georgetown, Miss Bess Newberry, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Bow man of Georgetown, Miss Ruth Hud son of Darlington, Roy Clary, Jimmie Pulp, Philip Brooks, Thad McCrackin, Mr. Kirkguard and Ralph Blackwell of Darlington. IChaperoning the party were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpenter. WILLIAM COVINGTON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. William Covington entertain ed Friday afternoon with one of the prettiest children's parties of the sea son at her home on Hunt street, ce lebrating the tenth birthday of her son, William. Twenty-four guests enjoyed this delightful affair. Numerous games were played and in the guessing ano blindfold games, Betle Jo Counts, Hester McKtssick, and George Gavar won th e prizes. Late in the afternoon the children were invited into the dinning room for refreshments. A color scheme of red, white, and blue was used carry ing out the Fourth of July motif. The dinning table was overlaid with a red, white, and blue crepe cloth and was centered with the white iced birth day cake holding ten candles. Dixie cups, individual cakes topped with a small flag, sandwiches and red lem onade were served. Unique favors of miniature hats in the national co lors and stick candy wrapped to re present fire crackers were given. Mrs. Jake Wise and Miss Lila Sum mer assisted the hostess in enter taining. Carol and Edna Brooks Dennis re turned to their home in Shelby, N. C. Sunday after visiting three weeks with Miss Sophie Way on Johnstone street. Miss Lilly Chapman of Charlotte, N. C-, is visiting Miss Sadie Bowers on McCaughrin avenue. Miss Chap man is formerly of Newberry and has many friends who will be glad to learn of her visit here. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Gee and fam ily from the University of Virginia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gee In the Tranwood communi ty. Also visiting in the county with the Gees was Eh\ Mary Wilson Gee, dean of Converse College, Spartan burg. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hopke, Char leston, are the guests of the John Clarksons on McCaughrin avenue. Mrs. J. W. Barber of Columbia is arriving in the city today for a week end visit with the G.D. Blackwells at 936 Cornelia street. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Riddle and famly of Atlanta, Ga., spent the week end and July fourth with her par- entts, the Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Har man, and relatives in the county. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cromer, Mrs. L. S. Boozer, Miss Nina Cromer, and V. E. Price spent Monday in Cliarlt-ton and the Isle of Palms. Mr. and Mr. Ollie Sligh have re turned to the city after a trip through the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Visiting Miss Sadie Bowers and Mrs. A. J. Bowers, Sr. are Miss Jeanette Glynn of Savannah, Ga., and Louis Gray of Donnellsville, Ohio. Miss Rosemary Bowers and Miss Edna Louise Bowers are visiting friends in Spartanburg. Miss Caroline Mayes will return to the city the last of this week after a visit to Mrs, BUI Moffett in Chester. Mrs. E. B. Purcell and Mrs. Leon Nickles left Wednesday for Montreat N. C. to attend the Presbyterian Wo men’s Auxiliary Training School. NEW SPEAKING DATES The candidates for Newberry County, feeling that they should have the opportunity of addressing the voters at other meetings than the one authorized by the County Execu tive Committee, have unanimously agreed to hold eigth unofficial meet ings and to speak at no other meet ings; the places and dates for these unofficial meetings are as follows: Pomaria, July 15, at 10:30 a. m. Bush River School House, July 20, at lf':30 a- m. OTfeall School House, July 21, at 10:30 a. m. Chappells, August 10, at 10:30 a. m. Mt. Pleasant, Aug 17 at 10:30 a. m. Whitmire, August 20, at 8 p. m. Willowbrook Park, August <27, at 8 p. m. Public Square in front Old Court House, August 29, at 8 p. m. County Chairman, Neal W. Work man has been requested to preside at these unofficial meetings. Miss Alice Bamum of Atlanta, Ga., is visiting the Hugh Senna on Harper street. Spending the weekend at Myrtle Beach were Cedi Williams, Ralph Williams and James Henry Davis. Miss Dorothy Simpson, Whitmire, was the Saturday visitor of Miss Contstance Armfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Epting and two children from Greenville spent a few days this week with Mrs. T. E. Ept ing, Boundary street. Calhoun Harmon, Augusta, Ga., spent the weekend with his family in the city. Mrs. I. H. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Longshore and son, Tom my, were visitors the first of this week in Valdese, N. C., with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burns. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Morris of Lan caster were guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs. E. G. Able on McCaugh rin avenue Sunday. Also visiting Mrs. Able was her cousin, Miss Anne Moore, Florence county home demon stration agent. ROOMS FOR RENT—Three connect ing furnished rooms, privilege of batln^Appl^atrthis^office^^^^^^^ Lutheran Church of the Redeemer E. Bryan Keisler, pastor The Sunday school begins at 10:30 Prof, H. H. Hedgepath and Mr. C E. Hendrix are the superintendent and the assistant superintendent, respec tively. There are classes for all ages and competent teachers for all classes. The service begins at 11:30. The pastor will conduct it. Special music will consist of a duet sung by Prof, and Mrs. T. D. Vosburgh. Their se lection is, “He Shall Feed His Flock” by Harken. The Senior Luther League will continue its Bible Study on Sunday evening, beginning at 6:30. Next Sunday the class will study the Epis tle to the colossiang with a view to finding the doctrinal truths contain ed therein. The pastor conducts the class. The Aid Society meets on Monday afternoon with Mrs. Hugh S. Ballen- tine. The associate hostesses the other ladies of the Tranwood section who are members of the congregation. The flower committee for July con sists of Mrs. C. F. Lathan and Miss Theressa Lightsey. “God either matters tremendously or He does not matter at all.” SEE US FOR BARGAINS IN USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOS AND RADIOS. EASY TERMS J. J. LANGFORD ft SON SHOATS FOR SALE—Several nice shoats weighing around 126 pounds, for barbecuing. Call and see me. D. S. Halfacre, Newberry, Route 1. NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUS CON TRACT LETTING The County Board of Education of Newberry County hereby asks for bids to transport pupils in the follow ing school districts, to wit: . 1. To transport the children in Silverstreet consolidated district to Sijverstreet High School over the five (5) routes listed below: a. Trinity route b. Burton route c. Ridge Spring route d. Utopia route e. Dead Fall route Successful bidders shall be requir ed to furnish equipment equally as good or better than is now being op erated. 2. To transport the children in Midway District to Little Mountain High School on Route now driven by Mr. Caldwell. Successful bidder to furnish equipment equally as good or better than is now being operated. 3. To transport the children in Rutherford District to Pomaria High School on route now driven by Mr. Waites. Successful bidder to furnish safe, comfortable transportation. 4. To transport the children in St. John’s District to Pomaria High School over two routes, both of which are now being operated by Mr. Berley and designated as No. 1 and No. 2. Successful bidder to furnish safe, comfortable transportation. Any information as to mileage and other particulars can be secured from the trustees of the respective districts. All bidders shall be required to place each bid In a senarate envelope, on the outside of which shall be plain ly marked the District and the Route for the bid encldsed. The contracts will be awarded for a term of three years, unless sooner cancelled for cause, and for the res pective school terms on a monthly basis, to the lowest responsible bid der or bidders. The bidders shall furnish the bus or buses and the driver or drivers of same shall com ply with all laws and regulations rel ative to the furnishing, driving and equipping of same. Bids will be received through Thursday, July 21, 1938. and will be opened Saturday, July 23, 1938 and awards made as soon thereafter as practicable. The Board hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. NEWBERRY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION GET Typewriter Ribbons At J. Kess Derrick Pledges Himself To Work For The Best Interests of ALL The People 1 Enroll Today! The SUN Office Contribute Prizes Mrs. J. H. Summer, President of the Civic League and Chairman of the Board of Control of Margaret Hunter Park, wishes to thank the undersigned business firms and persons for their wonderful cooperation in the “Booster Celebration” at Margaret Hunter Park last Friday evening. The Civic League deeply appreciates the fine response made to each call. The fol lowing is a list of donors: Carpenter’s Clary Clothing Company Newberry Drug Company Gables’ Store T. Roy Summer Gilder & Weeks Busy Bee Cafe The Bee Hive J. H. Summer L. Morris Verna and Hal Kohn G. B. Summer & Sons Mrs. J. W. White Clarence T. Summer, Inc. Central Drug Store. Peoples Book Store T. M. Sanders Rose’s 5 and 10c Store Lominack’s Drug Store Mrs. James Smith R. M. Lominack Hardware Ritz Soda Shop Rita Theatre City Beauty Shoppe City Barber Shop T. M. Rogers & Son O. S. Luthi Frank Lominack Hardware Dixie Cafe McCrory’g George D. Way Hughey’s Beauty Shoppe I. C. Kurtz Efird’s Department Store Johnson-McCrackin Maxwell Bros, and Quinn Ben. T. Buzhardt W. 0. Wilson R. H. Anderson The Newberry Sun Opera House Exchange Bank Barber Shop Miss Mattie Adams Eskridge Hardware A Friend Whit’s Service Station The Newberry Observer J. W. Kibler Comnany Thomas & Howard R. Derrill Smith R. G. Wallace Paysinger Brothers “M” System Fashion. Prizes donated by the above firms were awarded for swimming and at tendance. These prizes were won by people in this part of Newberry coun ty and adjoining cities. The Margaret Hunter Park is onen st all times, free of charge to indivi duals or groups who wish to enjoy the beauty of the Park and the facili ties there for picnics, barbecues and other gatherings. BASEBALL AT JOLLY STREET On Your Next Paint Job TRY Atheys R. M. LOMINACK Hardware The Jolly Street team will face the fast Saluda club at Jolly Street Sat urday July 9th at 4:00 o’clock. Bill Eargle will bring to Jolly Street a fast outfit consisting of Four Booz er brothers. Saluda fresh over a double win July 4th will be out to give the home team a struggle, with “Moody” Smith doing the mound work. Jolly Street will sent their ace pit cher “Lefty” Wesley Boozer to the mound and fans are wondering of he can stop Boozer brothers outfit. This game should attract much in terest as these two teams are evenly matched and a battle is expected. As this is Saluda first appearance to Jolly Street this season, by far one of the largest crowds is expected. Saluda Valley League By Clarence Metts !V~- ' 34 PIECE ' SERVICE FOR 8 PEOPLE in a Tarnish- V pruo/WOOD 13.95 CHEST Results over the weekend are as follows: Jolly Street defeated Mollohon in a Exhibition game 3-0; Matthews 6, Camp Bradley,5; Saluda won a double header July 4th. Morning game Sa luda 7, Matthews 1; afternoon game, Saluda 7, Newberry 6. At a meeting of the board of di rectors of the Saluda Valley League held at Saluda July 4th, the league voted to discontinue Camp Bradley’s schedule in said league, and to permit Batesburg instead to carry out Camp Bradley's schedule. Games Saturday, July 4th; Stand ing of the Clubs: ^Saluda at Jolly Street; Mollohon at ourg. And Vote For Derrick FOR The HOUSE \ .. , ^ - , * .vr A '-* : -V *■•••'* I ■ • i ' jf(**# *v- - ■' P' :: .... -y «•*-• Mr# .-Wy yv : .■•I I i • v ’- '*!*+*■. ' . ,lbd t . **'***<*■ ' • ■:*+ . p* r._ .(■. km* . * v M: \ H' 4M ;: .. I