The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, January 25, 1946, Image 6
FHE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, », IM<
Still Just as Hard to Swallow
With 8th annual National Donut
Week being observed throughout .
the country from March 12 thru ,
18 here’s a novel way to serve do
nuts especially for Lent. Buy some |
plain donuts at the corner grocer 1
or from the bakery truck and form
a cross on each donut with stiff
confectioners’ sugar frosting or
marshmallow — put thru a pastry
tube. Pinch two or three i isins
together and place in donut hole to
form bridge or icing crossing. The
little round cakes with the hole —
especially prepared this way — are
as nutritious as they are delicious.
Work Wanted!
All types of excavation — Grading
lots, digging. basements, clearing
and grubbing bottoms, fish ponds,
and drainage problems.
Spoils & Company
Contracting and Engineering
PHONE 142 NEWBERRY, S.C.
AWNINGS
We are prepared to furnish any kind
of awnings and fixtures.
WE SELL the majority of fish, oys-
ters, and shrimp in Newberry.
There’s a reason. Ask your neighbor*
L. M. GRAHAM
1107 McKibben Street
| THE REAL POULTRY THIEVES
MRS. L. B. JOHNSON
Mrs. Mary Guin Johnson, 77, wid
ow of the late L. B. Johnson, died
early Monday morning a. the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Wil
liams, of Goldville. She had been in
declining health for a long time, ''he
was a native oi Monroe, N. C lout
was reared in Newberry c-r.mty near
Kinarcs and had spent the greater
part of her life near Kinards. or
the past 18 rears she had made her
home in Goldvile. She was a fait- -
ful and devoted member of Share
Methodist church and was the old-
P
Ml:
iving member of the Woman’s
eiy of Christian Service,
aneral services were held Tues-
afterncm at 2:30 o’clork from
an Methodist church at Kinards
v‘v 1 rg are one daughter, Mrs.
’ Williams of Goldville, and
fe ,! •v’.’or nieces and nephews:
Marie Bsdenbaugh, Prosperity;
. John Pappas of Newberry,
May Guin, Jesse Guin, both of
’;~y, Roy Guin, Prosperity,
Guin of Leesville, Wilbur
t of Atlanta and Brooks M.
: of R-dcford, Til.
DON'T RISK FARM
RREAKDOWNS
NOW!
Farm equipment is so scarce now and parts so hard
to find that you can’t afford to have your farm
machinery break down or wear out. So give it the
best possible protection by lubricating all parts
regularly with Sinclair lubricants.
Sinclair lubricants are expertly refined for tough
farm work. 1 hey’ll save wear on get rs, wheel bear*
ings, drive chains, pumps, springs and valves—help
keep them from breaking. Phone or write us today.
SINCLAIR FARM OILS
Aff DCUVett TO YOUR FARM
STROTHER C. PAYSINGER, Agent
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of tire has baen c ■ ’■■ ■■ a<-ii
tests show that i# <:•••, ;x. ;.
passenger car iirer,
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thecic rubb.a ia A ase hy the
tire industry, it i.:M' , the new tire
run cooler—v.'-ir bel-sr.
I'he new tire has Oad iiiorc than
2,000 laboratory tests. Taxicab fleets,
state p- tire uepamn&ats and the
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call it the
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mother feature
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longer wear. Engineers
had
wir.ed
for years to
iiiaive a tread
just
slightly
flatter. But
that more desirable shape
ahvays sei
: up strains in the tire
body or
cr . - ms," as it is called.
B. F Good.
, ich dt i doped an entirely
£}t; vv r ii i < d :
stronger cotton cord.
d- yy l
t into a 3597 stronger
cr.r-v-..,s .hat stands all these strains
and ptirnits the use of the new
flatter, longer wearing tread.
The tread design is new. It is made
up of hundreds of skid-resisting
curves for quicker stops, surer starts
—safer driving.
In a few weeks these new tires will
begin to be produced in large
volume, but supplies may be limited
for quite a while. We have placed
our order, and hope to have our
shipment shortly. Watch for our
announcement. And in the mean
time, take good care of the tire«
you liave—make them last until you
can replace them with these new,
better B. F. Goodrich Silvertown*.
Newberry Recapping Company