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I PAGE EIGHT THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, MAY 3. 1940 ? Holiday Notice Friday, May 10th, being Memorial Day, and a legal holiday, this bank will not be open for business. S. C. National Bank (Newberry Branch) ■6ooo<x<nxh>oc«x>*>c>ooc<h>ooooc<“>oo<x>ooooockx«xkhx>oooo<x>oo Grocery Values ... QQ Pink SALMON 15c 10 lbs Dixie Crystal SUGAR 49c 4 lbs Ballentine’s PURE LARD 39c Dill or Sour PICKLE, 1 quart 15c Duke’s MAYONAISE, 1 quart 39c No. 2 can TOMATOES, 2 for 15c No. 2 1-2 can White House KRAUT 10c Break ’O Morn COFFEE, 2 pounds 35c All-Choice Steaks, pound 25c KEROSENE, gallon 10c PAUL HAILE Phone 34 We Deliver Final! Important Notice! All taxes that are not paid through the years to and including 1937, by MAY 13th will be ADVERTISED in the papers of the county tor sale to satisfy said executions. All property advertised will be sold on Monday, June 3rd. These taxes cannot be carried longer, so please attend to same at once, as I will have to abide by the law. C. W. Sanders, COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR Officers and Delegates of County Democracy Central: E. S. Shealy, president; E. H. Koon, secretary; J. Dewey Shealy, executixe committman. Dele gate, J. Dewey Shealy. Ward 4 No. 2: C. W. Sanders, presi dent; Howard Jones, vice president; O. F. Armfield, executive committee man; W. S. Alewine, secretary. Dele gates, Ed Ridelhoover, Howard Jones, W. S. Alewine, C. W. Sanders, Eu gene S. Blease, Frank Culclaslre. Ward 3 No. 1: Neal W. Workman, president; Cyril Hutchinson, secre tary, Dr. E. H. Bowman, executive committeeman; delegates, Thomas H Pope, Jr., S. C. Griffith, Neal W Workman, Cyril Hutchinson, G. C. O’gninn, Dr. T. H. Pope, ,R. Aubrey Hailey, E. B. Purcell, Duncan John son, Mrs. R. H. Wright, Randolph Patterson. Ward No. 1: J. W. Earhardt, Sr., president; George W. Hunter, vice president; B. F. Dawkins, secretary; John Henry Baxter, executive com mitteeman; delegates, T. M. Fellers, J. H. Baxter, George F. Hunter, B. E. Stockman, JP. C. Gaillard, J. J. Hitt, J. W. Earhardt, Sr., H. D. Whitaker, I. H. Wilson, A. T. Meeks, J. L. Counts, L. A. Wilson, J. C. Neel. Enrollment committee: Paul Haile, George F. Hunter, John H. Baxter. Ward 2: Tabor L. Hill, president; Dr. ,S. J. Derrick, vice president; P. N. Abrams, secretary; Raymond Blair, executive committeeman; delegates, Tabor L. Hill, Mrs. R. D. Wright, Dr. S. J. Derrick, Fred H .Dominick, Harry Dominick, Mrs. Mae Aull, Wil liam Milam, A. H. Counts, Mrs. Mae Aull, P. N. Abrams, M. O. Summer, R. - C. Floyd. Miss Mary Burton, Mrs. Marie Milam, R. M. Dominick, Ar thur Eargle, R. G. Reagin, J. E. Wiseman, J. R. Wise, T. W. Hunter, Raymond Blair, John Peterson, J. P. Moon, Keister Willingham, J. N. Beard, A. J. Bowers. Ward 3, No. 1: R. M. Minick, presi dent; E. V. Dedman, vice president; J. Ed McConnell, secretary; R. B. Shealy, executive committeeman; delegates, C. A. Shealy, W. S. Jones, E. V. Dediman, Lee Hunt, J. E. Mc Connell, H. V. Aughtry, T. M. Smith, R. M. Minick, A. N. Gregory, Jr., J. H. Martin, J. R. Smith, R. B. Shealy, C. G. Griffin, R. M. Berry, N. C. Ful mer, Fred Darby, Robert Horace Bickley, C. S. Huffstetler, D. C. Driggers, Jesse Martin, Harley Lindler, Horace Reaves, I. T. Tim merman, W. S. Jones, D. W. Jones. Enrollment committee: R. M. Min ick, J. E. McConnell, R. J. Willing ham. Dominick: M. B. McKittrick, presi dent; F. J. Harmon, executive com mitteeman; delegates, T. J. Daven port, J. W. Brehmer, James Wallen- zein; alternates, Godfrey Harmon, H. E. Brehmer, G. B. Brehmer. Fairview: S. P. Mills, president; H. S. Fulmer, secretary; H. C. Martin, executive committeeman; delegates, Charlie Amick, and Ralph Sease. Enrollment committee, O. O. Mar tin, Fred Stockman, J. H. Connelly. Johnstone: D. C. Spearman, presi dent; Clarence B. Sligh, vice presi dent; Mrs. O. B. Sligh, secretary; delegates, ,J. F. Banks, M, E. Wilson, G. S. Minick, W. H. Martin, W. C. Norris, E B. Sligh; P. B. Banks, exe cutive committeeman. Enrollment committee, Ralph Young, P. B. Banks, Otis Whitaker. Jolly Street: S. R. Metts, president; L. C. Troutman, yice president; G. I. Kinard, secretary; W. B. Boinest, executive committeeman; delegates, O. S. Richardson* Clarence Metts, G. I. Kinard, W. B. Boinest, ,R. N. Tay lor. Maybinton: A. H. Maybin, presi dent; J. R. Thomas, vice president; Mrs. J. B. McCullum, secretary; F. B. Hardy, executive committeeman; J. B. McCollum, delegate with A. H. Maybin, alternate. Mt. Bethel: Wilbur E. Epps, presi dent; George S. Ruff, secretary; Chalmers BrOwn, executive commit teeman; Wilbur Epps and John H. Ruff, delegates. Midway: G. L. Shealy, president; W. H. Counts, secretary; G. L. Shealy, committeeman; G L. Shealy, G. L. Bowers and Ross George, enrollment committee, Delegates: Ross George and G. L. Bowers. Mt. Pleasant: A. E. Reese, presi dent; J. H. Cromer, vice president; T. W| Henderson, committeeman. De legates, E. O. Graham, G. H. Cromer, and W. E. Ringer. Mulberry: Oscar Graham, presi dent; J. A. Felker, secretary; J. M. Cromer, committeeman; delegates, H. H. Boland and Daniel Graham. Helena: R. E. Gee, committeeman; Mrs. Nellie Coates Davis, secretary. Delegates, J. R. Wood, J. L. Beden- baugh, J. S. Miller and Chesley Ab rams. Pomaria: R. H. Hipp, president; W. D. Hatton, committeeman. Dele gates, H. H. Huggins, W. C. Koon, Rev. E. K. Counts, L. A. Mayer, J. A. Kinard, H. W. Dominick, J. P. Setzler. Enrollment committee: H. W Dominick, W. D. Hatton, J. A. Kin ard. Jalapa: Paul Long, president; C. C. Wallace, secretary; H. M. Epting, committeeman; J. F. Long, W. W. Riser, V. E. Miller, enrollment com mittee. Delegates, H. M. Epting, O. H. Abrams, Harvey Wise, W. W. Riser, J. B. Wessinger, A. T. Hend erson, V. E. Miller. Prosperity No. 2: T. A. Dominick, president; S. A. Cook, secretary. Delegates, C. B. Schumpert, S. W. Shealy, J. A. Price, Dr. J. J. Domi nick, Hub Quattebaum, Roy Singley, S. A. Cook, Coley Wessinger, D. M. Caldwell, T. A. Dominick. Commit teeman, T. A. Dominick. Little Mountain: E. A. Wheeler, president; A. H. Shealy, vice presi dent; J. Harold Wise, secretary; V. O. Shealy, committeeman. Delegates, W. B. Shealy, D. O. Fr ; ck, Q. A. Ept- ing, J. K. Derrick, E. M. Matthews, W. M. Sloan, Andrew Shealy, Homer Lindler, E. E. Cumalander, J. Harold Wise, A .M. Stoudemire; alternates, W. A. Counts, G. E. Counts, E, A. Wheeler, A. H. Shealy, J. W. Long, N. E. Riser, B. E. Bowers, Murray Counts, Maloy Wheeler, M. D. Can non, Maxcie Boland. Ward 4 No. 1: Herman S. Lang ford. president; George W. Summer, vice president; J. O. Havird, secre tary; H. S. Langford, Junius H. Long, J. O. Havird, enrollment committee. Delegates: George W. Summer, Herman S. Langford; Junius H. Long, John H. Wicker, Charles W. Dauglass, Frank P. Devore, J. O. Havird, committeeman. Red Knoll: R. J. Stoudemire. presi dent; L. M. Shealy, secretary: G. H. Shealy, executive committeeman; G. H. Shealy, delegate. Longshore: Gilder Neel, president; Dewey Floyd, vice president; Mrs. W. O. Senn, secretary; W. O. Senn, executive committeeman; D. F. Senn, R. E. Neel, Furman Sterling, J. R. Cramer, delegates, with W. O. Pitts, alternate. Long Lane: B. H. Caldwell, presi dent; E. C. Folk, vice president; W. S. Hentz, secretary; C. M. Folk, exe cutive committmen; delegates, B. H. Caldwell, W. S. Hentz, E. C. Folk, J. A. Brown. Kinards: Mrs. J. A. Dominick, pres ident; J. B. Smith, executive com mitteeman; D. M. Vaughan, secre tary; delegates, T. P. Johnson and C. E. Evans. Enrollment committee: J. B. Smith and D. M. Vaughan. Union. Mai Long, president; J. C. Kinard, vice president; George S. Enlow, executive committeeman; J. C. Kinard, W. B. Franklin, L. A. Kinard, delegates. Enrollment committee: Poe Wilson and G. S. Enlow. Whitmire No 1: Rev. J. R. McKit trick, president; H. B. Riser, secre tary; Marvin E. Abrams, executive committeeman. Delegates: J. W. Hipp, H. B. Riser, J. R. McKittrick, J. L. Miller, Geo S. Duffie, R. C. Lake, J. G. Watts, W. H. McCall, W. T. Brock, R. C. Rikard, M. E. Abrams, D. L. McCul lough, George Young, S. B. McCar ley, C. G. Gilliam, Z. H. Suber, E. B. Abrams, P. B. Dean, F. K. Dougloss, T. W. Abrams, R. H. Hatton, T. J. Abrams, A. L. Thomas. Whitmire, No. 2: W. H. Miller, president; Joe H. Simpson, secretary; William C. Scott, executive commit teeman. Delegates: W. C. Scott, W. H. Mil ler, J. H. Simpson, J. W. Gary, A. H. Dallas, S. C. Young, Normon Bobo, Oscar Garmon, T. P. Scott, J. J. Frier, R. C. Gaffney, J. E. Stone, R. E. Bur torn E. M. Suber, Lee Propen, R. F. I’Anson, T. M. Andrews, John Hunni cutt, Henry Mars. Vaughnville: J. O. Johnson, presi dent; H. D. Hollingsworth, secretary; J H. Boozer, executive committee. Enrollment committee: J. P. Booz er, and T. H. Neel. Delegates: J. O. Johnson and B. W. Dominick. O’Neall, No. 1: R. C. White, presi dent; Horace B. West, vice president; Pat B. Wise, secretary; Jno. C. Cas on, committeeman; F. O. Koon, and Horace B. West, delegates. O’Neall, No. 2: D. A. Bedenfoaugh, president; Dove Connelly, clerk; Joe B. Connelly, committeeman: George Bowers, R. M. Monts, D. A. Beden baugh, Joe B. Connelly, M. C. Beden- baugh, delegates. Wheeland: J. J. Chapman, presi dent; M. J. Boland, secretary; J. Q. Metze, committeeman; delegates, C. C. Fulmer, O. C. Derrick, J. Q. Metze. St. Paul- D, L. Wedaman, presi dent; Nolan Wicker, vice president; Lester Williamson, secretary; L. B. Bedenbaugh, committeeman; G. A. Wicker, D. L. Wedaman, L. B. Bed enbaugh, delegates. Silverstneet: H. O. Long, presi dent; T. M. Fant, vice president; Henry Mayer Havird, secretary; Ber- ley Metts Havird, committeeman; J. V. Havird, M. H. Sheppard, O. K. Nichols, enrollment committee. Delegates: H. O. Long, T, M. Fant, V. V. Pearsoll, J. V. StilweU, J. C. Butler, Henry flayer Havird. Peak: J. 0. Chapman, president; C. E. Stuck, secretary; J. A. Mayer, committeeman; delegates, F. T. Chap- C IJ T S For stopping bleeding in cases of minor cats and lacerations and for healing the wound, apply Idd IronV' Week End Specials In Quality Groceries . . . SNOWDRIFT, 6 pound bucket 99c Newberry Maid Butter, lb 34c Dukes Mayonnaise, qt 39c MaxweU House Coffee, lb 29c Dukes Mayonnaise, pt 25c Fancy B. R. Rice, 4 lbs 19c Marshmallows, 2 lbs 25c Brown Bread, lb can 20c Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz 15c Big Hominy, 3 no 2 1-2 cans 25c Gem Flakes Saltines, lb 10c Peanut Butter 32 oz jar 23c Orange Juice, 45 oz can 15c Norwood Coffee, pure <Sl satisfying, vacuum pk, lb 23c Norwood Sandwich Spread, its quality; quart jar 25c Parkway Orange Peko TEA, fourth pound 2©c Wisconsin Cheese, lb 2Cc Boiled Ham, lb 35c Lemons, 432 size, Doz 19c Breakfast Bacon, lb 19c Beef Liver/ lb 23c F. F. V. Vanila WAFERS, lb 15c 25c 15c 15c 24 pounds Chiffon Maid FLOUR, very fancy #1.15 WEINERS, pound 15c I BOLOGNA, 2 lbs Armours BRAINS, large 14c | Brown RICE, Pound Pkg . HENS, Dressed, lb 19c Fresh PRUNES, 2 1-2 size SANDWICH MEATS of ALL KINDS The Carryteria W. O. Wilson/ Owner Phone 234, We Deliver man, J. K. Shell, J. A. Mayer. Trinity: H. B. Hendrix, president; John Brehmer, vice president; B. Bedenbaugh, secretary; John W. Waldrop, committeeman; delegates, William Johnson, Marcus Hendtrix; enrollment committee, Jim Pitts Hugh Pitts. Hartford: H. L. Shealy, president; Mrs. W. B. Goggans, secretary; C. L. Lester, committeeman; delegates, J. H. Eargle, W. B. Goggans, Z. W. Dennis, C. L. Lester; enrollment committee, J. F. Hawkins, Caxl Amick, Elton Summer. MATTRESS PLAN EXPLAINED County Agent P. B. Ezell advises that a Cotton Mattress Plan is now under way in Newberry County, which is designed to help the nation-wide effort to reduce the big surplus of cotton now on hand and at the same time improve living conditions of farm families that are in need of cotton products. The cotton mattress plan is an important step in this direction ac cording to County Agent P. B. Ezell as it aims to put a cotton product into the homes of families that can not buy it and thus to consume some cotton that would not otherwise be consumed. Mr. Ezell points out that the cotton plan now available to producers of this county is a simple one. 1. The Government makes surplus cotton available. 2. A rural family is eligible for free cotton and ticking for one mat tress if the family income is less than $400.00 per year when one-half is derived from the farm. 3. The cotton is made available by the county Triple A committee, which also certifies the families entitled to the mattresses. 4. Through community organiza tion workrooms will be provided so that the needful families may make their own mattresses under trained supervisors. 5. Extension Service agents will provide proper instruction and sup ervision in mattress making. 6. Applications for mattresses must be taken on a standard form and filed with the Home Demonstration Agent. 7. Each applicant must be identi fied by a 1940 farm serial number as operator, share cropper or wage hand. ANNUAL W. M. U. On April 18 at the annual meeting of^the Woman’s Missionary Union of Reedy River \ssociation held at Bush River church, Rev. J. R. Mc Kittrick gave a forceful and inform ing address on “Extra Window Panes” (the theme for the whole program was Windows), laying spe cial emphasis on why we should vote against the liquor traffic. Rev. C. M. Johnson then offered the following resolution which was unanimously adopted by rising vote: Resolved, That the Reedy River As sociation W. M. U., declare itself heartily in sympathy and effort with the county organization for temper ance and law enformecent. An offering for the cause was taken. Mrs. W. H. Hunt, Supt. Mrs. Floyd Bradley, Secretary. JOLLY STREET NEWS Stony Hill at Jolly Street Saturday Jc'ly Street came from behind Sat urday in the last half of the ninth inning by scoring three runs to tie up the game. G-all and finally won out in the 11th inning by the score of 7 to 3. Score by innings: Chapin 6 8 2 Jolly Street 7 14 5 Martin. Cumalander and Haltiwan- ger. O. Kinard and C. Kinard, F. Boozer. Stony Hill wil play at Jolly Street Saturday of this week. Game begins at 4:00 o’clock. Public is invited. Other games: Prosperity at Chapin; Peak at Batesburg. Xotiatu By DORIS ARMFIELD MISS GLADYS McALPIN HONORED LAST WEEK-END Miss Gladys McAlpin, daughter of Mrs R. F. Nichols of Newberry, spent last week-end with Miss Betty Gen try in Spartanburg. On Saturday afternoon. Miss Gen try entertained with four tables of bridge and on Saturday night with a dinner party in honor of Miss Mc Alpin. VISITORS IN NEWBERRY HONORED WITH PARTIES Mi-s. Hugh Foster, who is spending several months in Newberry, was hostess at a lovely dinner party Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. J. H. West on Calhoun street hon oring Mr. and Mrs. C. C. West, of St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. West were married April 20, and are spending part of their honeymoon here. Those present at the dinner party from out of town were Mrs. Alice Yates and son, Wilson, of Winns- boro, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy West of Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Epps and family of the county. At eight o’clock, twenty two guests were invited into the dining room where a five course dinner was serv ed. A ereen and white color scheme was predominant, with snowballs tnd fern forming the floral setting. The bride’s place was marked with a bouquet of valley lilies and fern. Mrs. J. H. West honored this Con nie with a luncheon Wednesday at her home. Those present at this lun cheon were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. West Mr and Mrs. Hugh Foster, Dr. and Mrs. F. O Lamoreux of Batesburg, Mrs I. H. Hunt, Miss Iva Mae Prit chard. and Mr. Eugene Parker. A three course luncheon was serv ed at noon. Mrs. Clem Youmans gave a dinner party Wednesday night for the im mediate West family, honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. C. West. Twelve mem bers of the family were present. The living room of Mrs. Youman’s home on Glenn street was ’ lovely with decorations of tulips and iris. The guests were invited into the dining room at eight o’clock. On the center of the table was a bowl of yellow tulips and double iris. Among the flowers were placed light ed tapers of pastel shades. A three course dinner was served. Mrs. H. K. Boyd left today (Thurs day) for Asheville, N. C., where sho will spent several days with her sis ter, Mrs. W. E. Sawyer and Dr. Sawyer. Mrs. George Reid of Ninety-Six returned to her home Sunday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. E. O. Hentz on College street. Mrs. Carl Epting and daughter, Barbara, of Greenville spent last week with Mrs. Epting’s mother, Mrs. J. L. Watkins in Chappells and Mrs. T. E. Epting on Boundary street. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nichols attend ed a horse show in Columbia Satur day afternoon. Mr. and Mtrs. James P. SiheaJ spent the week-end in Augusta, Ga with Mr. Lonnie Shealy. Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Neely left Tuesday to attend the State Medical Convention in Charleston. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE 1309 Main Street To all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of Haskell Wright, De ceased. Take notice, That the undersigned will apply to the Judge of Probate at Newberry, South Carolina, on the fifth day of June. 1940, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, for a settlement of the estate of Haskell Wright, deceas ed, and discharge from the office of Executor of said estate. All credi tors having claims against the said estate shall file their claims with the undersigned, or his Attorney. Fred H. Dominick, on or before said date, and those indebted to the estate will make payment likewise. R. M. DUCKETT, Executor. May 2. 1940. DR. GOODMAN TO PREACH AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr R. A. Goodman will preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning May 5, at 11 o’clock. Mrs. O B. Mayer is spending a few days in Columbia with her daughter Miss Cornelia Mayer and her son, Dr. O. B. Mayer. Mrs. Price Padgett and daughter, Nancv, of McClellansville. are visit- ino- her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Weekst Mrs. H. L. Parr has returned to her home after a three week’s visit with Mrs. Bobby Bruce in Florida, j Miss Maeie Davis, of Clinton, spent' the week-end with her parents, Mr.! and Mrs. Walt Davis and family. i! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie C. West, of St. Louis, Mo., are visiting Mr. West’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West on Calhoun street. Mrs. W. H. Hunt left Monday morr ing for Charleston where she wi attend the State Woman’s Missioi ary Union. Ben jL. Dorrity, who holds a p< sition with the Santee-Cooper pr< ject, spent the weekend at his hom in Newberry. Mrs. W. E. Denning of Benson, 1 C., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ji Wheeler. Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Lamoreux, < Batesburg, were dinner guests We< nesday in the home of Mr. and Mr J. H. West. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson ai daughter. Miss Edith ' Wilson, also T. Timmerman spent Sunday in Gre with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Stroud. FOR SALE—Large Kelvinator re frigerator, looks like new. Suitable for large family or store. Priced right. A. H. COUNTS. Lawn Mowers... Get the kind here that makes the grass fly; easy running, ball-bearing, our Mowers are the best to be had, They come in both the rubber tire and steel wheel types. Also implements of all kinds for the lawn and garden. R. M. Lominack Hd’we