Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Babies Born In Sept At County Hospital Mrs. M. H. Hughes and baby girl, September 1. Mrs. Colie Stone and baby girl, September 1. Mrs. James E. Rister and baby girl, September 2. Mrs. Curtis P. Turner and baby girl, September 2. Mrs. I. C. Craven and baby girl, September 3. Mrs. P. C. Jackson and baby girl, September 4. Mrs. Berley Hunter and baby boy, September 4. Mrs. Harry Mills and three boys, September 4. Mrs. George Stoudemire and baby boy, September 5. Mrs. Sam J. Aull and baby boy, September 7. Mrs. C. Alewine and baby boy, September 8. Mrs. C. Alewine and baby boy, September 8. Mrs. E. E. Odum and baby boy, September 10. Mrs. C. A. Turner and baby boy, September 10. Mrs. James Lee and baby girl, September 10. Mrs. L. B. Rhinehart and baby girl, September 10. Mrs. Heyward Boozer and baby girl, September 12. Mrs. Gordon Boland and baby boy. September 13. Mrs. Carl Hamm and baby boy, September 14. Mrs. Howard Turner and baby boy, September 14. Mrs. Ralph P. Shealy and baby girl, September 14. Mrs. D. L. Driggers and baby girl, September 15. Mrs. C. M. Frier, and baby boy September 16. Mrs. J. E. Stone and baby girl September 16. Mrs. W. R. Teasley and baby girl September 18. Mrs. Herman Morris and baby girl, September 20. Mrs. J. Karl Sease and baby girl September 21. Mrs. Earl Silvers and baby boy, September 21. Mrs. Maxie W. Epting and baby boy, September 23. Mrs. Ralph Epting and baby boy September 23. Mrs. Berley Miller and baby girl September 23, 1946. Mrs. Everette Lominick and baby boy, September 23. Mrs. Marion Geddings and baby boy, September 26. Mrs. Paul Green and baby boy September 25. Mrs. H. O. Cook, and baby girl September 26. Mrs. Morgan Rar.del and baby boy, September 29. To The Merchants THIS WEEK .WE HAVE . . . Saccarine Tablets Candies Chewing Gum Cigars and Cigarettes Cocoanut Pop Com—Potato Chips Salted Peanuts Blue Horse School Supplies Cakes and Crackers Roll Paper—Paper Bags Shopping Bags Dust Down Meal—Flour . .And many other good-selling items. Come to see us at our warehouse — lower' Main street. R. Derrill Smith & Son, Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS Newberry, S. C. OPERA HOUSE Saturday 0 w IN PERSON "CUPII/ DAVIS IkuiVWl&litm BARN DANCE WITH All YOUR FAVORITES FROM THE AIR WAVES Stage Shows At 2:15/ 4:25, 6:40 & 8:50 HARRY BOUKNIGHT, who vol unteered for the Marine Corpj, re ported to Columbia Monday of this week for further orders, and was sent to Parris Island to receive his boot training. They met at a dance in a Red Cross club in Germany. He was a GI from Chicago and she was a “dis placed” Yugoslav girl awaiting re turn to her native country after 3 years in a German concentration camp. They swapped questions— with exciting results. Katie turned out to be Jack’s first cousin. Their mothers were sisters. Indians Play Lenoir- Rhyne Here Sat. Post-war college football comes to Newberry with a bang Saturday night when Newberry College’s vic tory-hungry Redskins will tee off against Lenoir Rhyne’s bruising Bearcats. Kick-off time in Muni cipal Stadium is set for 8:15 p. m. Tickets for the Indians’ first home encounter are on sale at Central Drug store, and may also be pro cured at the gate before the game. IRON TONIC TAKE 10UR DRUGGIST 1 I II fl'nAs it A-rlVI •i \ mi Jlew! FLAUtiniS CAKE FOUNDATION! FINISHING TOUCH MAKE-UP $■00 I PIUS TAX • The same kind of make-up that models have used for years to give skin a flawless look ... a satin-soft finish. Tussy Finishing Touch Make-Up smooths on easily with just a damp sponge or cotton. Leaves a flattering bloom that lasts for hours! Can be used with or without face powder. Choice of luscious complexion tones. $1 each, plus tax. SMITH'S CUT RATE DRUG 5TCJRE- 1212 Main Street Newberry, S. C. KEEP YOUR BABY IN PLAYTEX PANTS PLAYTEX BABY PANTS WithPlaytex pants the last barrier toypur baby's “social success” is removed! With Playtex pants there can be “no embarrassing moments” no mat ter whose lap he chooses to sit on! For Playtex is the really effective answer to the problem of keeping the little darling presentably dry. This miracle material, creamy liquid latex, is tissue thin, soft, cool, odorless, stainless, non-chafing, and has in extraordinary stretch for extra comfort. 69 f and in addition Playtex pants 1. Are seamless. 2. Stretchy all over, therefore non-binding. 3. Won’t irritate baby’s skin. 4. Can be boiled and washed without damage. 5. Are uric acid proof. 5. Cool, soft, and how they wearl ’• Four sizes: small, medium, large and extra large. Gift packaged. Mail and Phone Orders Filled c arpenter s THE NEWBERRY SUN The Indians, who dropped their opener 28-19 to Appalachian, and 1 last week checked fabled USC’s Gamecocks to a three-touchdown win, are pointing for Saturday’s contest with victory in mind, and will be out to smash their visiting guests from the North State. Coach Billy Laval has given his charges a thorough workout this week, and the Fighting Redskins are out to make their 1946 debut before the home folks a success. Coach Clarence Stassavich’s Bruins, with wins over Atlantic Christian and Erskine already be hind them, bring a fast, heavy ball FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1946 club to Newberry. Pre-war stars like the guard and tackle brother act staged by the Barger boys, full back Bill Heafner, and Clyde Me- Marcus, and halfback Shu Carlton, a transfer from Duke, will cause the Indians penty of trouble. In the Tribal Camp Coach Laval shifted blocking back Ray Jackson to the wingback post to replace Hap Corley, injured in the Carolina fra cas. Don Maxwell, 1945 letterman, wingback, will be in uniform for the first time this season, but his in jury might not permit full-tme duty yet this week. Center Gene Davis and Clyde Ellison are still out ol the line-up with injuries sustained last week, and might not get into pads this weekend. Otherwise, the Indians will be up to par strength and raring to go. The probable line-ups: Lenoir Rhyne Pos. N-:w berry Bost LE Osborne B. Barger LT Vaughan F. Barger LG Scarborougn Link C B. Corley Fox RG Monts Osborne RT Schofield DeMarcas RE Hill G. Miller QB Seigler Carlton RH Jackson Heafner LH Witt Painter FB Coleman COMBINATION RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER $59.95 Player is single COMBINATION RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER $70.70 Player is automatic, taking 12 records THE NOVELTY SHOP National. . -IS BMP* ^ SERVICE ^ £ u.s. EMPLOYMENT , v SERVICE ^TAf E NT 0 Employ the Physically Handicapped Week 0 t Realizing that it is a mark ot our civilization to acknow ledge the worth of ALL individuals, realizing that we have a personal responsibility toward the physically impaired in our Community and especially toward those disabled from this war, recognizing also that gainful employment is necessary to the self-respect and morale of our disabled Veterans, we endorse this humane endeavor of our government, d • • • ■ We recommend that each employer ask himself the following questions: Have I surveyed my establishment for possible openings for disabled Veterans? . Have I analyzed my jobs so as to match a disabled per son to a job for which he is qualified? Am I making an exhaustive effort to provide employ ment for disabled Veterans? Am I arbitrarily preventing a disabled person from get ting a job in my establishment because of unnecessarily high physical requirements? Do I know that it has been proved that the han dicapped are more careful to avoid accidents? Have I proved to myself that it is GOOD BUSINESS to hire a handicapped Vet BY HIRING ONE? * Chamber of Commerce Lions Legion Post No. 24 \ American Legion Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Rotary B. P. & W. Club Civic League Jaycees