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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1942 THIs hbwhekk* wxnr PACE FiyF ■ —— ■ ii .i. i 3 ~ ' i " ' ^ ■ stii . .h io Stiu -u r iv/ fejnb‘J4‘ i^ii ji // *isn -ini '.y bi b ss ’ a '1 <»' -fiv; ! ') ri . 1 i •.. til* Ullti IJUA .. s • i - ji i ; 11 -ill ^ ) nf si'gid .‘.i n ; •.• r*M A. t!i* *»u O >*»» i;*.• - r <^ki .:.■ i? > ">U|) . ro • jf .i t.i -ijru */.j j ■iJjjO'.iii'jogir* U fc‘U Tij—TTTT- -VU,’ TJ T73 J i »J O • rT T > . ■ I < 1 f/lM l I ! 1^. We wish to take this means of 41 ■(•*:> U 4 t. M./ ... ...I . i- ^ : • ii*‘ thanking the public tor their splen< did patronage on th£ occasion of our First Anniversary. We now „ .have the best 5tock of piece goods we have/6ver, had;'and at the same , low prices. ^ .A«»t 1 t; ,sjm 1/ .fci - i» »hi .. Cpmt.ln TodEy To See Us!;; 9 bJ' ,3 im t uio 19 stil— Friend Street Neiwberry/ S. C. 4 jj > i. i' -t »» t ^HOLIDAY 1 -NOTICE- 1 f ! 1 1 f * " 1 i ’ i i \ !■ 1 ' + Saturday,. July 4th being a legal hoik: day, this bank will 1 not be open for, business. * * 4 »v * SOUTH' CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK I I 1 1 1—n r You _ 11 J ‘tl " Cannot Vote tf > I i * / \ * # , / ' # # I ♦ I * I ? i i ♦ i }! 4 4 t i J I > 1 i ★ ★ t lOUat fyou t&uuWUU ' - -i >w •" ■ i I rt. f »*3i1 I'ftj !jj WAR BftJVDS^ i Nat^f Cnitsers 'farlef bulH"4ft two classes’,' b-ghi 'and hebsy, 1 ‘ the latter displacing about- lO'.OOO tons.'’'Otir navy “Has" dbdut : an eqdk’l'' ! hUrti'bfer of ligWt - add '‘h'aav^‘“Cruisat'S. tbe lO.OOp ton CrufSCr ctfstir.g appri-ii- 1 MffaM .Mr w 1 '# 6 . a^e und^f ppastru^Upn ,9na .flo^ny more prp needed, >rii r ji. .. ■1 u, i( j£3^< ydi 9 ii i i i» lidd /tv > * I g M. To pay foe j these speedy and . pow erful ships with their / heavy •. guns and armament we must buy War Bonds. Citizens of. a large town or a given community, working! infini ty, could buy one of these ships fbr the Navy if they put at least ten percent of their • income in War Bonds every pay day.‘ , '‘ 1 1 11 ^9‘J CLUB MEM^RS FfojOY HD MEETING ■ Hie 'Mt. Betlrtf-Garmany HD club stwt Monday, June 15-, at 4 p: m. ' in the sbhoil building. - The president, Mrs, S. D>. Halfacrb 1 ■called'the meet ing to order and all repeated’the/flag salute and the cdthicil"'ereed. • The l clnb”Sang ■"DHnk , tb' ! rhe 1 only- with Thine eyfes'' was rendered. " Mra. Bfeaver‘conducted’ the devo- tionals."’ The' rdll' was called‘aYid the tnindtes read ‘and 1 approved. 'Our gleaher 1 -and i4cefeational ieSdert ! were ‘absehd Irotn this' dreetirtg. At ‘this meeting we started «Ur course of tiu- trition which will be" held 'at “each ■meetitig UrttM we fliii’sh thd' Churse of six chapters in’ “the book" Which Miss Counts is ttecHing and’ exnlairi- ijjig vety "interestingly. “ The right food for ourselves ’and families "to eat make us stronger (jitizfebsv' She gdve ’ a ’ demonstration ’bn " earthing beets. In our business at this meet ing Mrs. E. H. Moore, who had visit ed her-son,-Fhrst'Bt;--In- Camp in Tennessee said J H4lfne there she saw an American flag displayed in every home, wihethe rthey had boys in the ‘service‘dr not,’dnd 'aiked if we did not'think 1 it'would'be nice ’ fdr all Country "homes " db' ‘ that th'fn the eiiib.' 'Miss CduntS Sugggested 'that ■our dhib, a® we have about the larg est club, to start this and shd' Wdold suggest to the other clubs to* do the a a rvi c* q c * eStirf^V» a 1 (' UAtVIH <rr»+ same as- quickly ’aa dhe ’ eoijtd get '‘‘'“■'thDMrM'ni^ttib rtddtlhfrs. 'T Ihop^ir i, * j ‘‘it ‘‘any'other •clffh meiViberk 1 redd this they Will‘ di^rTiy their’flag oh the 'tipht Side Of the pbrcW Ot hdush/'as ‘you"go Out' Of your front door. Fosi- 4ihiy thie wilt 1 jght' it started ‘ before MisS COtitits i/M’s' ‘to /our club; and We Will get tiite’flag' ‘displayed in bath hohie earlier. ‘/ ri ; 1 1 J W^bb, w|ip ijf ( 9.o'riiIgcted l "witJ» ‘'^RT.^ork fee viptwy gaUer^Mpr .tr? < ?ant)ip i g MV hg^]i/nchvs, for our sohopls p^xt yea/,, saM they, ,h^(j, ^riade arrange01,6,0^, at, L»nntip.c^’s ftfoje fp, get/^u the and ruppers, frep.of chargi*. to you if you \yapt to jhelp .pgn, for qui school, vegetables aod fruit of any ^rplus, yu have op )ipftd.. 0 . J rl , I , ..At ,9M nextj tneetmg, we, are. :l tb ^pw.er . the .hospital and each nremj- bcr. )s asked, to bring .vyhat she -cap fon /his at the next, meeting which will hp Monday afternoon July 26 at four o’clock. The hostesses. fpr this meeting, Mrs. Leland.B°9 z P?V/Mrs. Van Price Mrs. W. C. Brockwell, served delic ious fruit punch apd cakes, i . iMary.rPnrEpbhig' . ‘ , j »vo )>.Publicity Chairman. ’ mig oj u 11 ^ It TT .;m»U i.f.:'; u "i ti» ‘i.H i K_. yiiL . i‘'MU l.ijJ Wasted moftey , w^ytedi i,lives,. Don’t, waste precious! £=i lives. Every dollar yuu cap ,(< spare should be used to;buy] War Bonds. Buy, your ten per cent every'pay day. n n ’') “nV ID fii j tUflU i J V‘» ,OJ J POUR BOYS ENLIST IN NAVY at lqcal Aostofpice,, ; i i f0777" 7JM -U til Ji- i/j John Warren _ Robertson, Jessie Preston Bodie and William Moore Blalock of Newberry and Charles Ed ward Burnett of ^Clinton enlisted An; the Navy at the local recruiting sta tion at the postoffice last Thursday... They will ■ go -to CollHUbia : today; (Thursday) to stand their, final phy sical examinations, after • which, ’ i if qualified, they will be sent to the Naval Training station at Norfolk, Virginia for . preliminary 's training prior to attending Navy. .Trade, school or going to duty aboard shipb iuo.i With recent large increases, the navy is now quite .an attraction for. i men,between the,ages of 42 and: 49,; inclusive. wjon a'euu bIdIjj ' ‘ Young men enlisting in. the. regu lar Navy or Naval Reserve as Ap prentice Seamen, receive a base pay of $50, per-month., Those whor are skilled iin a. trade,may-enlist with, the Sea Bees (construction corps) for shore duty outside the United States, and receive petty! officer rating, (with pay rangiogTrom: $78 to $114 month-: ly^phls additional allowancesi for de-i^. pendents.:' <n i laios a b. ,3a9ia r *—'iiM'. I'l ■'■it; BARBECUE AT ADAMS CAMP We are giving July 4th, another, one of those baibecues. Meats, Hash,- and Ehyed Fiah. M|et yfllic frien4a there .^Htd enBb th®din4R"Bin the shade, under electric fans. First come first served. Everybody is in vited. 1 Adams Camp^ Lake Murray. , "'-1' l—. j 11. i — Ten per 'cent of your income in War Bonds will help id build the plahes and tanks that Will ihsure defeat of Hit ler and his Axis partners. 'Ija**, Bkaf, Wiik ft BONDS A The Aerial Camera for use on Scout and Observation and Recon- naisance planes is essential to -both the Army ^rtd Navy air forces in planning' battle formations’ and in ob taining information on enemy forti- figalMamad »Tl aUbut Fd.W SYMMES-BOULWARl Of much interest ovef~South Caro lina is ihe announcement ,of the wed- dinf of Miss Sarah Trezyant Symmes of- Winnsbore and St.* Matthews to Lt. Louis Melvin Boulware of New berry and Cam]#' Blandihg, Florida, ing’ of was milax, gladoli hedral g the n was I fern. :or the lie and Centering a handsomely decorated table was a lovely efhbosdtai tier ed wedding cake topped wip minja- ture bride and bridegroom. Sliver afijelbra butaJ whik JjSpers were .on iflftr endVfftie Soft The guests \v#l servro green^ and white ice cream and individual iced cakes dec orated with Klies of the valley, mii^ts and nuts. Punch was served from an antique cut glass punclr-bowl^lon the veranda. f. . ih i> During the evening ithei bride 1 and groom left for their iwedding ■ trip. The destination being , unknown. For .travelling the bride wore « biege and brown suit with biege and brown ac cessories and: a corsage- of'-white roses taken from .the bridal beuen»et. i .Mrs. Boulware is the only;daughter of Dr.: a nd Mrs. T.. H. ,Symmes- of‘St. Matthews. She attended . Winthrqp college and .graduated .from tbe Uni- ..versity. of . Georgia., , For, the past two years she has -been, teaching in--the Winhsbora city, schools. .. i. Lieutenant Boulwai-e is‘the eldest aon of Mr...and. Mrai. H. -L...Boulware of -Newberry. He., was • graduated from Clemsdn ,college.'in 1938 & held a responsible-position‘with the ;U. S. Rubber .company in Winnsboro‘prior to enferingftha.United/States army. Hn is. now. stationed ,at Gamp. Bland- i ing,-Florida. ,<> > T iHCt Among the out-of-town',guests! were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Boulware, Misses Beth and Doris, Bpqlwarf;,, John E. Bonjlware, Mr. _and_Mrs. M. B. Elea- zer, and Mrs. W. D. Moore of New- berry; Mrs. PajkeT., F. Martin of Ch'airlesfoi); Mrs.’ G,JPf ‘ Boulyyare ^_nd Smith Birmingham, ^Ala.j Mx. Mrs. Wesley Crum, PennipA;..! C^um DAmark"M)Ss Meta ' Sjm Mr. ^ amL . >ro: 'MiA ro^.Mis|,X Not- every body with a dollar to spare can s’eoot a gun straight—but everybody cart shoot straight 4o 4he bank' and buy>'War Bonds. 'Buy- your ,10%‘ever/pay day.‘ l,i j Plant tomato'•seed mow ■ift y#u planting. The Family Food Budget calls Dr at least 22 quarts of toma- t2£ s .JaU^' h ^ ie 2!kSL Since tomatoes are so valuanle in the diet we should not be satisfied with the minimum. Other require ments are 24 quart^.of| vegetabl 24 quarts of fruits Jnjj | II C- fly. JLLl. 1/oU.) -ml Ti y vi ydv ol •4 / Ui 1 .1 V ! 1 t'liiJ’i r l :..AA r i 1>C: ‘a -o 4 -, 1 t .a» * *».« >» * .a Holiday Notice / .i3S , .UiH H n» / .ffo^YOtft V&lOfTJ — l 1 .. Il l • birfr ) - . rl •4 . « T .» • *. v * J H kraut for each memreT’dr Cfi? family. At the rate some of our housewives are going they must have already reached the goal on s^na of the re quirements. One moftilg not long ago when fe iti dfe nedtaftp. eefti Ai 4le& men perfecting the county organiza tion, four visits were made in one community. At one home kraut was being made. At two, sAiashUwas being canned and at th'B'tniftf? Wans were gathered for canning. If this is an indication of what is going on in the counW we will be asure tha| •there drer n<T hungry“peopW in 'Ndwf berry county and then best of all we will be cooperating in the fullest with ’our Secretary of Agriculture, who says: “Food will win the war.” Niitfitio'rt classes'have been Uegiih in six clubs. As soneone expressed it at one of the meetings “when we get through with this we will prob ably find out some of the things thgt are wrong with us.’’ All clubs met so far have been very happy to have part in furnishing a “Day Room” for soldiers at Camp Jackson. It is expressed something like this: “We want to'dO"'«H«''tJiat we can for the boys. fJjwP.t think of any better cause for-Vafch to spend our money.’’ f . ■,) ji ■'* -j i /j ; | re3 ji:pliiall_ ' d'^our’ plaqe?'an- n|dr4St ffHnfekta- tion? If not do isffS dt ; "-<*hcq. ’ |Nc amount is too stria ft'* Yftpr., gqvhrn ment is calling for it noW—Thh need lace hod icq, sweetheart pock i^ne, anj elbow sleeves. She carried a bou- 'tfuM^oT 1 InWW^deh ^ fliWhre, tied i^ithayallJwJaatin y^iMsowj r Sht> fcrit(ed- maid, Miss Belli iAtfjiH!ftr%n>S NeW- berry, and sister of the groom, wo Be a yellow dress IfastiToned lilce^hat qf the 'bmw l frr■^rwTt>fr:"‘■ wgT"tffmqtftri 4f mixed garden flowers was tied green satin ribbon. The little er girls, — “Bootsie” McMaste: WinnsboroBand Judy Wienges c Matfhftsf*; Eere dressed in yellov green and carried minature nose sy^, The petite bride, who was giv i marriage by her father, Dr. Th mas Henry ^ymmek.Jw^ exquisite ii h< r^ A'Mikii# goM-’n-fotf white lace ard starched marquisette farshioned vith a tight fitting bodice and long si iv< s in a point over the w isti,’ and ris ,T,,-ith 'AhbeVrlfe: Mr. ancf" Mr?- ' Clownh/ ’ Wihnsbbro ;* 'Mr?/ and , iMjs. ,Tom Murphy Winnsboro; .Miss' ^Mar garet Sloan Winns.borot•Misa’Uaro- Ti\ie M/Mafetet Winnsboi-p: Mr-’ Davis J L i tiiAf ^ Men are dying' ldt' M Frcedortitfi The leqsf vf/e c^» *r* do here at hohrve buy U War Bond^- lO^r fpr Xy»r Bqpdx. eyf ry pay day. t l= ,o rt neck-line and full ki:t is Great—Act Noiy! 4 BARBECUE A^ ADAMS CAMP Annejhtts. _ ending in sweetnMr _ ♦xtendil^ into a flowering train EH hr full length veil of bridal illusioiB fell'I from a Juliet cap trimmed ■vith' opiign.blosj<Mns.| Jiue qgrriad afcoi ■ qtiet m %ri(fc* rosCs^and st^ihafctip, The bride’s only ornament w® heart-shaped diamond set lock gift of the groom. The bridegroom was attended t y John Edward Boulware, his onl/'| tm/thut-; ifs'•bY^rftfdff."” Mrs. H. T. Symmes, mother of tie bride wore an ashes of roses chifj*- L ' dress with a corsage of pink ro: Mrs. H. L. Boulware, mother of groom, wore an orchid chiffon di with a corsage of pink roses. After the ceremony the bri< parents entertained at a reception their home for the wedding pa and out-of-town guests. In the ceiving line with the host and hosi and Mrs. H. L. Boulw: id H ther of the groom ; iof 1 he wedding party, fece ving were Mr. and 5 ige 3, Judge and Mrs. Tps W. R. Symmes, IV 1 Irs. R. D. Zimmernc lis 4eta Smith. we re Misses Betty J and Anne Wo idside, Doris Boulw; | Caroline McM; ster, Miriam Stack t wera moth th eliibei aist’ Mfr.' alio Mrs. Hbraqe. McFqWane ,iof Columbia: Dr .and.lj^rs. 'l^^'^/.' Har- ""rlf'i prosperity: iMrs' Frank ^ •‘■$!ykrs, W../> mort‘/of ( Brovine 1 1 'Prosperit; is**- j) A Lost.,and foun^ ^qlu^ps of Tok'io newspapers are crowd ed tMBsp davSiJpyery time an American buys a War Bond, thfe japs' lose face. "BU/ /our *M9f> every pay ■dary.'". " ? i,J J <, ti •jiii.tjr i i*- , i y.lA .noK i.l'.'iil .H U R/s commdn sepse^tq pe 5 thrifty, % y(iu t .?ay,e you. ar^ rifty.; ytx£m ' ' thrifty:; VYajr.^ftffpdH help *«■ to save and help to .gave America. Buy your ten per cent every pay day.i -t! a s bun /ii ■nifir 6 iib.i : :-jH t > i; jua— 5T! “" l-.i ..l' 1 . : r .ri' EXTRA SUGAR FM CANNINC Can or 'PMrtrve* fmics (ftnd> • berries OJ now, and ribia> assured • of tfvs iii'jn »ji>c * >v-" J 'tl- . • Tak^ all of vpur sugar ration bpoks , lnw ‘ri VoUr ’ lai:ai’Kaiioif Boartl.’NJClth-' ' j- ^ aoy stafbpis friStar '^our* Jt * ill bookSv'/they will c enable yoUi-tDi -get«i f ;vc. EXTRA SUGAR IwufaiVHog, 4 ^ ^ « > vnur old frirnd dl llO * DlX!E[RY5TAL5 Pure Cane Suqar i 1 4 I 80 I IO* 1 Couijt Hoiise offCes will ; 7,08*4 »jl ' be closed Monday, Yuly 6th jr^ ob^ar^e^y u^tl) a legal holiday o&oill) I We are giving July 4th, another one of those barbecues. Meats, Hash, and Fried Fish. Meet your friends there and enjoy this dinner in the shade, under electric fans. First come first served. Everybody is in vited. Adams Camp, Lake Murray. RURAL CARRIERS SELL STAMPS - T w * r Patrons of the post office livhig o S. Wa on, rural routes may buy U. S. War Stamps from their rural carrier. All* rural carriers have a supply of these stamps and will be glad to handle any purchases which their patrons wish to make. The rural carriers will also be glad to take applications for War Bonc^ and will _delive if tie bonds to ” the patron oh "their next trip. The schedule of rural carriers from the Newberry post office, ef fective Ju(e 1,-1942 sy* follows: . Route IrleavJ at 9tT9 a- m. -and turn by 1:30 p. m. Route 2, leave at 9:15 a. m. and re turn by 12:30 p. m. Route 3, leave at 9:15 a. m. and re turn by 3:15 p.im. i • , , Route 4, leave at 9:15 a- m. and re turn by 1:15 p. m. -i n~r- i IOHl/1 S The above cartoon poster, es of War Bonds and Stamps, will idonile seen tluroi^hoag thelinited ,i States. It is one of four new posters stressing new themes hi the ^ War Bond campaign. • U. S. Treasury Dept. to promote 'tho saler,,