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FRIDAY, MAY 10, i*«« JcLJAN OP;. Irijwi op-m m JgrfemC THERE'S NO GUARANTEE ♦hot your House and its contents won't be the next to burn down. But . . . you can guarantee you won't bo cleaned out and put into the red. INSURE WITH USI This is a good time to let us review your existing policies. You may not know it, but many polir’-ys can be broadened at no extra cost, to cover household contents. Do you know if your protection has kept pace with the increased risks of accu mulated possessions ... of the present day's higher household goods cost? Play safe—bring your policies in and discuss this with us. Newberry Insurance & Realty Co. E. B. PURCELL, President 1 PERHAPS ALL IT NEEDS IS A GOOD SUMMER TUNE-UP With the coming of warm weather neglecting to .serv ice your car can mean all kinds of trouble burned out hearings, scored valves, clogged radiator, sludge — and don’t forget to repaint. Better stop in today—we're ready to con dition your car for summer driving and to help make it perform better. W. H. Davis & Son FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT THE HEWBEKKT DON H. M. EPTING and his alfalfa demonstration that has produced an excellent quality of hay contin uously for the past seven years. Mr. Epting has an additional plot of.youg alfalfa entered i n the New berry county contest. This contest was planned by the Clemeon College 'Extension Service and is being conducted to encourage larger yie'ds of alfalfa and to increase the total acreage of .this profitable crop in the county. The Newberry Chamber of Commerce is offering $200.00 in prize money that will be divided between the ten winners in this contest. Mr. Epting has found that proper fertilization and the use of agricultural lime is the secret of ex tending the life of alfalfa over a longer period of years than was thouught .possible in the past. Graham-Lathrop The wedding of Miss Lula Pauline Graham and George Ray Lathrop took place April 21 at 5 o’clock in the Lutheran parsonage in Newber ry with the Rev. C. J. Rice, pastor of the bride performing the ring ceremony. The bride wore for her wedding navy with black and white acces sories and a corsage of pink carna tions. Cadet Grace Graham of Rock Hill, sister of the bride, was maid of hon or. She wore a two-piece white sharkskin suit with red accessories and her corsage was an orchid. The bridegroom had for his best man, his brother, Wodrow Lathrop of Newberry. Mrs. Lathrop is the oldest daugh ter of Mrs. Catherine Graham of Pomaria. She is a graduate of Mon- ticello school and for the past five years has been employed by the Ar- agon-Baldwin mills of Whitmire. Mr. Lathrop is the son of Mr. and FOR A SUCCESSFUL GARDEN ...SEE US A Successful garden depends on much more than digging holes and putting seeds in them. Come in for expert ad vice on planting and make your selection of SEEDS —while our stocks are complete, * Mrs. W. P. Lathrop of Newberry. He served with the Eighth Air Force for five years, three of which was spent overseas in the African and European theater. He won the Dis tinguished Unit badge, EAMET ser vice medal, American Defense ser vice medal, American Theater Ser vice medal and the Bronze Star. After a trip to Florida, they are making their home in Newberry where Mr. Lathrop is employed at J. F. Hawkin’s dairy. Keitt Purcell, a student at The Citadel, Charleston and “Buzz” Pur cell, student at Georgia Tech, At lanta, Ga., spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Purcell on Main street. They also attended the May Day exercises and dance at Winthrop college, Sat urday as guests of Miss Mary Ann Davis. ATTENTION MR. MERCHANT We Are Headquarters for Cigars, Candy, Chewing Gum, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Meats and Staple .Groceries. Stock on hand of many good items onw, and shipments coming in every day. Come to see us and vre will try to help you. R. Derrill Smith WHOLESALE GROCER 910 Main St. Newberry, S. C. MaylOtmc STOKE S DRUG STORE )f>l r NEW CAR? MAYBE SOON . . . MAYBE NOT Just a few minutes spent in checking- over f your car now may mean hours, perhaps a lifetime, of grief avoided. . . - Summer IS driving is fun, but high speeds and perfect t ; roads put new demands on your car. ... E Take no chances with the life of your car, f yourself, nor your loved ones. f Come In Today and Let Us Check Your Car f Lubricating, Washing, Battery Charging T Radiator Cleaning, Waxing and Polishing f Texaco Service Station College Street BEWARE OF A LEAKY ROOF! The longer you put off repairs the more it usually costs to fix . . . and if you wait too long, rain seeping in may rot frame work, streak walls and cause plaster to fall. Let us make a thorough examination of it now, while we still have materials avail able, and give you an estimate of the cost of putting it back in first class condition. IP Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lm&aoul of Spartanburg was a weekend visitor in the home of her sister, Mrs. L. D. McCullough and Mr. McCullough on Harrington street. Mrs. Carrie Floyd Blease of Co lumbia was a business visitor in the city recently. Dr. Arthur J. Katzberg, who r*. eently opened an office here at 911 College street, was elected a member of the County Medical Society at the regular monthly meeting which was held Friday night. He now has full hospital privileges, and will special ize in obstetrics, gynecology and surgery. Let Us Give You An Estimate CUSTOM TAILORED at prices you can afford. • WINDOW SHADES • VENETIAN BLINDS • AWNINGS REPAIRED Order NOW before the rush begins. L. M. GRAHAM 1107 McKibben St. Naturally our stock of some items is not as com plete as in Prewar days, but we can still supply homemakers with most of their needs. When you need hardware and household wares buy them at Lominack’s Hardware Newberry Lumber Co. 913 Cline St. Phone 56 M You'll Fly Through Spring Cleaning With the Greatest of Ease Don't worry over the clean-up job at your i home without hired help! Go to ‘M’ System Store They have many time and labor-saving cleaners and devices that will help you breeze through Spring housecleamng with an ease and dexterity you never dreamed possible. For instance: Skido, Bon-Ami, Dutch, Babo, and Octagon cleaners Clorox, Windex, Ammonia Brooms, Mops, Galvanized Buckets