The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, November 13, 1942, Image 8
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
Friday, November 13, 1342
Society not l es
is THIS YOU?
Mrs. Johnny Norris and Mrs. Roy
Summer were the two persons de
scribed in the Sun last week.
This week our descriptions are of
two ladies seen in a store window
Monday afternoon dressing models,
and when someone passed they pre
tended they were models too.
One lady was wearing a one-piece
black dress and black shoes. She has
brown hair, brown eyes and wears
glasses.
The other lady was wearing a blue
dress with white dots and trimmed
in pearl buttons, and wearing white
sandles. She has dark hair and
brown eyes.
If either of the above descriptions
could be you, come by the Sun office
and recieve your ticket which entitles
you to a quart of ice crham from
Stokes’ Drug Store, compliments of
Stokes’ and the Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Aull, of
Columbia, spent several days here
with Mrs. Aull’s father, James R.
Davidson, who has bee nvery ill, but
who is somewhat improved today.
Mr. Davidson will celebrate his
90th birthday on December 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks Farrow and
little daughter, Virginia Margaret,
of North Agusta Georgia., spent the
past weekend in the home of Mr.
Farrow’s mother, Mrs. W. W. Farrow
on friend street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fred Bariallra. pf
Whitmire announce the birth of a
daughter, Jerald Celane at the New
berry hospital on Friday, November
6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Efird Metts,
of Prosperity are the parents of a son
born Monday, November the 9th. at
the Newberry County Hospital.
Commissioned Lieutenant, JG
Lieut, and Mrs. Arthur McCarrel
are spending this week with Mrs. J.
M. Kinard on Calhoun strefct. Lieut.
McCarrel, who volunteered for the
Navy recently, was sworn in as lieu
tenant junior grade in Charleston
last Saturday. He will leave this
week-end for Norfolk, Virginia,
where he will be stationed for the
present. Mrs. McCarrel, the former
Miss Rook Kinard will make her
home in Newbery with her mother
for the duration.
RECENT TRANSACTIONS OF
CITY COUNCIL
City council recently raised the
salaries of all city employees with
the exception of aldermen and the
mayor, resulting in the following
pay scale: clerk and treasurer $220
per month, chief of police $165 per
month, patrolmen $126.50 per month,
health officer $165 per month. Coun
cil added 3 mills to the levy to take
care of these increases but later
recinded this action, caring for the
increases out of extra revenue, or
running it as a deficit.
Council also has agreed to pay
$25 per month on the $75 monthly
rent on the Bowers Insurance build
ing for the offices of the rationing
board. Mayor Langford went on
record as objecting to the payment
of this $25 on the rent out of city
funds. He objected on the grounds
that the rationing board is federal
controlled and pointed out that the
government is paying such rent
in many counties over the state.
The county is paying $50 of the
$75 for rationing board quarters, in
addition to $50 for the chairman of
the rationing board, and $10 to each
member of the board.
HAL’S ADLETS
PANSY PLANTS, giant blooms,
lovely colors, 50 regular size 50c, 25
transplanted 50c; English or bellis
daisy plants, treat same as pansies,
25 for 40c. Now would be a good
time to plant both.
DOUBLE LARKSPUR & SWEET
PEA SEED, Burpees’ finest, 10c and
25c packets.
PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS for
growing indoors, fine bulbs, 3 for
10c, 35c doz.
DUTCH IRIS, that fine Spring
blooming iris for cut flowers, 70c
doz for fine bulbs.
Towards end of November will
have 650 fine top grade 2 year old
field grown rose bushes, in the varie
ties WE KNOW succeed in this sec
tion. Booking orders now, 35c, 3
for $1. Roses are up in price. Note
that we are holding our price to that
of last year.
VERNA AND HAL KOHN
FOR RENT—Keowee Tourist Camp
in Oconee county. Completely furn
ished, gas heat and running water.
See or write RALPH ALEXANDER,
Blue Ridge Station, Seneca, S. C.
TIRE INSPECTORS NAMED
The following have been appointed
to serve under the tire rationing pro
gram as tire inspectors:
Bedenbaugh’s Garage
A. R. Boland
G. Russell Shealy
C. A. Frick
Shealy Motor Company
Newberry Oil Company (S. C. Pay-
singer)
George E. Hipp
Hayea Motor Company
Walt Davis
Mower Motor Company
A. L. Longshore
C. D. Coleman
E. M. Lipscomb
Greystone Service Station
Roy Mills
Claude Mills
Patterson Motor Company
Ellisor Adams
Pureoil Service Station (Main St.)
J. W. Hipp
W. B. Shealy
Berley’s Garage
Brown’s Service Station
L. A. Wertz
The board requests those who are
appointed on this committee to meet
at the local Rationing Board, Friday,
at 5:00 o’clock p. m.
MUST DISPOSE OF SURPLUS
TIRES
Newberrry autoists must dispose
of any tires they own in excess of the
permissible five per car before De
cember 12 in order to retain their
right to hold mileage rations,officials
of the local War Price and Rationing
Board, declared today.
“We urgently request that these
excess tires be turned over to the
Government at once,” said officials.
“But in any event owners must get
rid of them by December 12 . Any
vehicle operator without a tire in
spection record on that date will be
in violation of the mileage regula
tions.”
RITZ
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Andrew Sisters. Dan Dailey Jr.
Grace MacDonald
In
“Give Out Sisters”
News Comedy
Adm.: Mat. 9c-25c Night 9c-30c
SATURDAY
Johnny Mas Brown, Fuzzy Knight,
Nell O’Day
In
“Man From Montana”
Chapter 12 Junior G-Men Of The Air
Cartoon-Chip Off The Old Block
Adm.: 9c-25c All Day
Saturday Night Owl Show 10:45 P.M.
Virginia Gilmore, James Ellison,
James Carter
In
“That Other Woman”
Adm.: 9c-25c
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Robert
Sterling
IN
“SOMEWHERE I’LL FIND YOU”
NEWS
Cartoon—Hobby Horse Laughs
Brighten Up Your Home
For Thanksgiving and Xmas
with new Draperies & Linens
Due to early planning our stock of Draperies, and
Curtains, and Table Linens is large, showing a
wide price range and selection that will enable you
to get the correct colors, materials and qualities
best suited for living room, bed room, dining
room, bath room and kitchen. 5 Our clerks can
and will be glad to offer helpful suggestions in
making your selections.
Carpenter’s
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Sgt. Floyd B. Beheler 20468950
Btry C, 107th Sep. Ca. Bn. (AA)
care Postmaster, New York City
Horace Banks
25 South Street
New York City
Lieut. Elizabeth Banks
Station Hospital
Fort McClellan, Ala.
Pvt. Oswald O. Copeland
Plat. No. 841
Recruit Depot Marine Barracks
Paris Island, S. C.
Pvt. John L. Counts
573 T.S. Sqdn. 1058
Basic Training Center
Miami, Florida
Pfc. Thomas E. Chandler, USMC
Officer’s Candidate Class
Marine Barrrcks, Co. E
Quantico, Va.
Cpl. Toland A. Carlisle
Battery B, 187th Field Artillery
Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont
Aviation Cadet Ira L. Clamp
Sq. 19 U.S. Army Air Base
Santa Anna, California
Lt. Olin B. Cannon, jr.,
66th Inf. Tng. Btn.
Camp Welters, Texas
Pvt. Chs. Childress NML 20449965
Battery D, 178th Fa. A.A.P. 887
care Postmaster, New York
Pvt. William O. Crooks ,
74th School Squadron
Ellington Field, Texes
SlSgt. James L. DeHart
20. 442. 217
Bat. C 107th Sep. Bn. CA (AA)
A P.O. 302
care Postmaster, New York
Pvt. James D. Brown
Co. M, 5th Q.M.T.R.
Fort Francis
East Warren, Wyoming
Pvt. P. C. Davis
U.S. Army, Co. C, Platoon 1
SMDT Fitzsimmons Genl. Hospital
Denver, Colorado.
Lieut N. Y. Johnson
302 Ord. Reg. 2nd Btn.,
Camp Forest, Tenn.
Pvt. Joe Robert Koon
U.S. Army Co. B.
75th Ord. Bn. (MM) (Q)
Camp Pickett, Va.
Ensign Virgil C. Kester,
University of Illinois,
Urbana, 111.
Lieut. Fred Kempson
Ordnance Motor Base
Omaha, Nebraska.
Lieut William King 0-410- 270
Co. K, 128 Infantry
A.P.Oj U:S. ARMY
care Postrhasfer,
San Francisco, Cal.
Pvt. Olin C. Layton
R eception Center, Co. C
Fort Jackson, S. C.
Pfc. Thos H Layton
Med Det School
Co. C, First Platoon
Billings General Hospital
Fort Harrison, Ind.
Cpl. J. M. Lindsayl4073 224
208th Ordnance Co.
8th Motor Division
Nashville, Tennessee
Pvt. Wilbur E. Long, Jr.
412th Tech. School Squadron
Barracks 5, Fit. B
Keesler Field, Miss.
O. D. Long (A.S.)
Service School Barracks No. 6
7 R I W (U.S.N.A.S.)
Jacksonville, Fla.
Sgt. John E. Leitner
903 Quartermaster Plat.
Columbia Air Base
Columbia, S. C.
Cpl. Robert B. Moore
Co. A 258 S.M.S. Bn.
Fort Custer, Michigan
Lieut. J. T. McCrackin
316 Eng. Bn.
Camp White, Oregon.
Sgt. D. L. McCullough 20469001
Btry. C, 107th Sep. CA Bn. (AA)
A.P.O. No. 1285
care Postmaster, New York City
Second Class Seaman G. W. Neel
T-128 Naval Det.
Cape Henry, Virginia
AiC John C. Neel, Jr.
Squadron 11, Flight C
Ellington Field, Texas
Major Thos. H. Pope, jr. -03228129
Hdqs. 107th Sep CA Bn. (AA)
A.P.O. No. 302
care Postmaster, New York City
L. F. Paysinger
Cpl. A.A.F
Rapid City Army Air Base
Rapid City. S. D.
Cpl. James S. Price
Co. A, 76th Ordnance Bn. MM (Q)
Camp Griber, Muskogee, Okla.
Pvt. John W. Robertson,
606 T.S.S., Barracks 516
Souix Falls, S. D.
Pvt. Marcellus A Renwick
50th General Hospital
Camp Carson, Cal.
Sgt. William C. Ruff 20469006
Bat. C. 422 C.A.A., Comp S.P. Bn
A.P,0., 863 U. S. Army
care Postmaster, New York City
Lieut Charles F. Summer, jr.
A.T —AA Co.—MTC
Camp Carson, Colorado
W. C. Smith, S.K., 2C
S Division, USS Barnett
care Postmaster, San Francisco
Pvt. W. E. Summer
San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center
822 Schl Sqdn, Pre-flight School,
San Antonio, Texas
Pvt. James S. Setzler
Bat. C, 302nd C.A. (B.B.) Bn.
Camp Tyson, Tenn.
Ensign Ernest Paul Smith
USS Milwaukee
care Postmaster, New York
Avn. Cadet Thos. R. Summer, jr.
Sq. K. Group 9, Class 43-C
Maxwell Field, Ala.
Jas. Travis Salter, Seaman 2-c
USS Cleveland Division 1
care Postmaster, New York
Cpl. Thomas Y. Summer -20469011
Bty C, 107th Sep C.A., Btn. (AA)
A.P.O. No. 302
care Postmaster,New York City
Major W. C. Sugimer
Med. Corps., Station Hospital
Camp Livingston, La.
Janies Smith, jr., A. S.
U.S.N. Radio school, Cottage 22
Alabama Polytech. Inst.
Auburn, Alabama ,
Jimmy Sease, 2-c Seaman
U.S. Coast Guard Station
Gay Head, Mass.
Lieut. G. W. Scurry
Med. Det. 363rd Inf.
Camp White, Oregon.
Cpl. McTeer Senn
44th ADG, Hq & Hq Squadion
Brookley Field, Ala.
Pvt. Robert C. Smith
658 School Sq., Stewart Field
West Point, New York
Cpl. W. E. Summer
Avn. Cadet Center, PO Clerk
San Antonio, Texas
Pvt. E. M. Stone
918 T.S.S., Flight 118C
Clearwater, Florida
A|C Jim Todd
Class NC 42-14, A|C Detachment
Albuquerque Air Base, New. Mex.
Lieut Col. L. K. Tarrant
Antiaircraft Officer,
First Interceptor Command
Mitchell Field, Long Island, N Y
SIS R. M. Tarrant
Hq. Btry -368 F.A. Bn.
A.P.O. No. 98
Camp Beckinridge, Ky.
Lieut. J. L. Tolbert
P. O. Box 2106
Bisbee, Arizona
Pvt. E. A. Thomasson
394th Tech School Sq
Keesler Field, Miss
C. F. Thomasson
Gun Crew 90E, Eastern SS Lines.
P. O. Box 271
Boston, Mass.
Captain Arthur Wertz
Hq&Hq, Det. 22 Ord. Bn. (Main)
Camp Beckinridge, Ky.
Henry Burton Wells III
3021 N.W. 33rd St.
Miami, Florida
Sgt Geo. S. Wise
Bty C, 107th Sep. CA Bn. (AA)
A.P.O. 1285
care Postmaster, New York
Pvt. C. R. Wise
Student Det. Clan 42-37
Tyndall Field, Fla.
Lieut William R. Wise, CE
Post Engineer, Army Air Base
Charleston, S. C.
Cpl. Walter Monts -ASH-14073107
414th Bomb Sq.
A.P.O. 875 care Postmaster
New York City.
Pvt. John Elvin Yochem
Med. Det. Station Hospital
Fort Jackson, S. C.
Sgt. Wright Enjoys Furlough
SISgf. George P. Wright will leave
this weekend for Greig Field, Selma,
Alabama where he is stationed, after
enjoying a 15 day furlough in New
berry with his mother, Mrs. Edith
Wright and grandmother, Mrs. S. K.
Wright. Enroute to Creig Field he
will spend a few days in Birmingham,
Ala. with friends.
Receives Promotion
Seaman Harold E. Fulmer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Fulmer, of Pros
perity, who is stationed at Norfolk,
Virginia has been promoted to Second
Class Seaman. He has been in the
service a little over 6 months and has
jnat finished his “Boot” training at
Norfolk.
WELLS THEATER
THURSDAY
“BOSTON BLACKIE GOES
HOLLYWOOD”
Chester Morris and Constance Worth
Added—Selected Shorts
Matinee 9e-25c Night 9c-30c
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“BADMAN FROM DEADWOOD”
Roy Rogers
PERILS OF NYOKA
and a LEON ERROL Comedy
Admission—9c—25c All day
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND
WEDNESDAY
It’s The Great American Story!
“THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES”
(The Life of Lou Gehrig)
GARY COOPER
Teresa Wright and Babe Ruth
Mat. 15c-40c Night 15c-55c
Shows start at 2:30. 4:45, 7: and 9:15
MORNING SHOW—Tuesday at 10
OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY
BUCK JONES and TIM McCOY
in “DOWN TEXAS WAY”
“Perils of The Royal Mounted”
COMEDY
Admission 9o—20c all day
Extra Allotment of Recapping
Rubber now on Hand
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Our Normal Capacity is 40
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We only Request that You
Give us a Little Time and
we’ll have your Tires in
SHORT ORDER.
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ber. You’re guaranteed a perfect job,
so bring us your tires for re-capping,
vulcanizing or any necessary repairs.
We’ll gladly serve you efficiently and
quickly.
Newberry Recapping Co.
940 Main Street ELLERBE SEASE, Prop. Phone 612-W