Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BUY BONDS FOR CHRISTMAS THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1943 DA VIS-COUSINS A marriage beautiful in its. sim plicity was that of Miss Louise pa- vis of Greenville and Mr. E. Hamp ton Cousins of Newberry, which took place Sunday afternoon, - December 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thrift, in Greenville. Rev. H. O. Chambers, former pas tor of the bride, performed the ring ceremony in the presence of a small group of relatives and friends. Prior to the ceremony Miss Nell Davis, neice of the bride, sang “The Rosary”. She was accompanied at the piano by her sister, Mrs. William T. King. Miss Mary Thrift, the bride’s only attendant, wore a black tailored suit with purple and black accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride was becomingly attired in a light wool suit of romance blue. Her cor sage was a white purple-throated or- Pecans! Pecans! Pecans! We are still buying Pecans and will be for soine time to come. Shake your trees and bring any kind, any Size. We buy every day in the week. Highest cash prices paid. R. Derrill Saith chid. Her only ornament was a cameo which was her mother’s. Mr. and Mrs. Cousins will make their home in Newberry, where Mr. Cousins is engaged in farming and landscaping. WELLS Theatre THURSDAY PRISON MUTINY Joan Woodbury & Jack LaRue Added—Selected Shorts Mat. 9-25c Night 9-30c hOUat 'Ifou. Buy WUlt WAR BONDS Para-Ski Troopers Christmas Eve Mid Night More Fun than a Burlesque Show TAXI, MISTER William Bendix & Grace Bradley Admission 25c When will this war end? Nobody knows, so the Army is continuing its training of Para-Ski Troopers. They’re parachute troops who know their way about on skis or any other place in snow covered mountainous country FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS Silly Gilbert, Bonnie Baker, Butch & Buddy & Radio Rogues Added—Donald Duck Comedy Secret Service In Darkest Africa Admission 9-25c All Day MONDAY and TUESDAY The More The Merrier! “A LADY TAKES A CHANCE” Jean Arthur & John Wayne Added—News Mat. 9-25c Night 9-30c 4# WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY THE MELODY PARADE Jary Beth Hufebes, Eddie Quillen Mat. 9-25c Night 9-30c OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY Russell Hayden SILVER CITY RAIDERS also—The Batman and Comedy Admission 9e-20c all day A great measure of the success of Russia’s victories last winter is at tributed to these troops who move with the silence of a snowflake. Our work on the home front is not so hazardous as that of the Para-Ski Troopers but it is important that we perform our daily tasks and make every effort to increase our regular purchase of War Bonds. CJ. S. Treasury Department RITZ THEATRE Starting With Late Show Friday Night 11:30 And All Day Saturday Robert Paige, Louise Allbritton, Diana Barrymore, Walter Abel —In— “FIRED WIFE” Musical Short—Henry Busse and His Orchestra Admission to Late Show 30c Saturday Mat. 9c - 25c, Night 9c -30c MONDAY .nd TUESDAY Betty Grable, Robert Young, Adolphe Menjou —In— "SWEET ROSIE O’GRADY” Comedy and M. G. M. News ^llll■llllllr oMetimes it takes the spirit of Christmas to break the shell that disguises our real selves ... so we take this opportunity to send this message as a friendly handshake and to express appreciation of your kindly consideration of our firm. If your Christmas is as happy as we wish for you, you will be happy indeed. You will have everything you desire, and a lot more to help make others happy. It is our hope that you will enjoy success, good health, and more happiness. WEDNESDAY Turhan Bey, Evelyn Ankers, David Bruce —IN— “THE MAD GHOUL” Comedy—“The Storks Holiday” Theatre will open at 2:30 Saturday Christmas Day. Newberry Monument Co. J- B. COWARD Proprietor CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS Christmas programs will be ren dered at Bethany Friday evening at five thirty o-cloek, and at Summer Memorial at 7 o’clock. In connection with these programs there will be Christmas trees. - A REBEL LOOKS AT ing the “five o’clock rush”, and 1 •believe that now I could ride a sub way just as fast as anyone who’s always lived in New York, even if I don’t know where to get off! Well, I could probably write three or four more pages of copy for The Sun this week, but I’ll end this by congradulating the editor “Daddy”, the “business manager”. Mother, and the others who are helping The Sun to shine again. It means a lot to those of us who are away from home in the service or working for the service. ^ LET'S TAKE STOCK—t 9 emosiy %L$>uen(ll... ''''y the person who said "there is no sentl- ment ifl biistifoiss" is right, but he would have a hard time coitviftcirtg wsi thot it is true—and we strongly iutpect that w* hat* Iota of company. —• ^ Our thoughts turn baejk over the years. Some l ;^B^tli^ti^|s.are vivid and some are misty. Out of it *fl isomei*jpiioture of many wonderful friends. Small woridir than, that ye cannot agree with anyone who says there in business. believe us,, we are truly fhahirtul, and in that Spirit w*/4*tead'^..yov.th#.|f^;ppf''ifihiis will be much The FASHION i-‘ ■’ \ ... n The Christmas season should be an important time tor ull of us. It gives us a splendid opportunity to check up on our individuo! short comings and to make new resolutions which we will endeavor to main tain, the opportunity of a great American Christmas the remembrance of which will remain with us throughout the coming year. 4 This year it is doubly important that we be tolerant in our thinking and make an honest effort to be considerate of other people. It is essential to the morale of American people during these times. Where ever you may turn you will find people in need of a kind word, a courteous gesture or a pat on the back. From such thoughtfulness comes extra strength to meet the routine problems of everyday life. It is our definite purpose to maintain this attitude, to keep the spirit of Christmas not only on December 25, but from now on. It is our obligation and we expect to fulfill it to the best of cur ability. Please accept our season’s best wishes that you and yours may spend a most enjoyable Yuletide onJ that the con. ng year wi.l find us all reunited for <r more normal way of life. CHAPMAN LUMBER CO. A M€RRY CHRISTMAS a Happy, Prosperous New Year, too! It is natural at the Christmas Season to look back over the year; it is then that we realize that friendship and friend liness play an important part in making business life more thoroughly wholesome and enjoyable. Yes, it is then that we realize that our many pleasant business relationships make life a happy experience. It is only natural, too, that we look upon our business associates as our good friends . . And, while between friends, it is hardly necessary to express one’s feelings, (when they are pretty well understood already), we are mighty glad that the Christmas Spirit gives us this opportunity to pledge anew our friendship for you and to express our gratitude for your i B. C. MOORE &. 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