Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE NEWBERRY SUN mm AY. JUKE 13. 1M7 :i«nsn bj s ,aq k i® OL (*- xosaaj "Til—A Wt Derrill Smith & Son, Inc. - Wholesale Grocers NEWBERRY. S. C. Jne6-2tc the .* eta, ,s from .lie h ‘one of the body T * ak s and if you wa.. *rom [es you will soon tire. A [ nger pace is possible Ivinging freely from the ; f the free stride is al- .'ortless, once you are led to it. try to reach out too far i ur stride or you will tire muscles. Just swing cally from the hips and knee motion be incident- o your body in balance trying to throw your t re back too far. That lod on a marching sol- ,t when going through h, leaning slightly for- ill keep you in better on uneven ground, n walking up a stefep ‘.an toward the hill and weight of your body piv- , *ely at the waist, so that 1 easily with the stride, try to force your pace. . rpeed of travel will in- wvith practice and to trav- a little faster than your iace for a shorter dist- tire you. several people are hik er, let the slowest one * iere is a psychological this. A slow member [ ad will subconsciously his best. However, a ir who is trying to keep L 'the others and never , ' there is under a men- that uses a lot of nd he will keep calling t. walk until you are tired ore taking a rest. Rest tu feel like it, but only t periods. A long rest eem to be any more it id may stiffen your L*It is far better to travel and enjoy the scenery . hurry. Also, slower trav- • often save time by giving opportunity to observe -otry, so that you can re- the easiest route. k ELIS THURSDAY LITTLE MISS BROADWAY Jean Porter & John Shelton Added - SPORTS FRIDAY & SATURDAY BOB STEELE in "The Navajo Kid" Added - JUNGLE GIRL and DONALD DUCK Comedy MONDAY & TUESDAY ROY ROGERS in "Man from Oklahoma" with “Gabby” Hayes & Dale Evans Added - SCREEN SNAPSHOTS Community Sing & Pathe News WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SWING PARADE OF 1946 Gale Storm, Phil Regan and The Three Stooges Added - SPORTS Admission 12c-35c every day •A'. 'ing Progress. FOR SALE — 5 room frame house, newly remodeled, at 1916 Harper street. Interested parties contact V. L. Adams, Phone 409-J. Jne6-2tp FOR SALE—One mare and one colt. See Walter Ridgeway at County Agent’s office. Itp FOR SALE—Honey Drip Cane seed. Also Silage cane seed. Newberry County Home, T. P. Adams, Supt. - Jne6-3tc FOR SALE—Nine piece Duncan Phyfe Dining room suite. Ex cellent condition. Cali 189-R. Jnel3-2tp WANTED — Scrap iron, brass. copper, lead, zinc, aluminum, pewter, old batteries, radiators, all kinds of rags, old waste cot ton, matress cotton. We also have a nice line of groceries. W. H. STERLING, V.NCENT ST. t n NEED MONEY? SEE US FOR A QUICK . ’ itions are that landown ers aie becoming more concern ed with their forest land each year that goes by. Reports from the Newberry District of the S. C. State Commission of Forestry show that in nine counties, namely, Chester, Edgefield, Fair- field, Greenwood, Laurens, Mc Cormick, Newberry, Saluda and Union, 65 requests for assistance have been received during the Morning Show, 9:30 Saturday KIDDIE CIRCUS. WESTERN. Serial and Comedy Opera House SATURDAY Zane Grey's WANDER OF THE WASTE LAND with James Warren Added - Son of the Guardsman and DISNEY Comedy Admission 9c-30c all day Late Show 10:15 Sat. Night ROY ROGERS in 'Man From Oklahoma" Gabby Hayes & Dale Evans past year while only 50 were re ceived for the same period the year before. Upon recommen dation of the forester giving the assistance, 30 tracts of timber were marked and tallied for sale. Only 13 were marked and tallied the year before. A grand total of 4,339,350 bd. ft. of tim ber has been marked in the fis cal year 1946-47 which is almost twice as much as was marked in the year 1945-46. The commission is very en couraged over the apparent in terest in good forest manage ment and hopes that the coming year will show an even greater advance in individual initiative in the proper handling of our forest lands in the state. The commission urges the progres sive landowners to take full ad vantage of the information and assistance afforded them by their own state government. Mrs. Estes Hostess To Womens’ Club The Women’s Club held its last meeting of the club year at the home of Mrs. J. A. Estes on Thursday, May 22 at four p. m. The President, Mrs. E. G. Able presided with 21 members in attendance. Mrs. Hubert Setzler was the program leader for the after noon. She gave a splendid re view of Mrs. Oscar L. Keitt’s re cent book, “Dawn in Carolina”. Mrs. Geo. McCutcheon of Co lumbia gave a beautiful sketch of Mrs. Keitt’s life. Mrs. Mc Cutcheon and Mrs. Keitt have been close friends for many years. Mrs. Able closed the meeting with a few well-chosen words thanking the members of the club for their spendid coopera tion during the past year. She emphasized the object of the club as being “For the mutual instruction and improvement of its' members by acquiring a more intimate knowledge of his tory and literature and topics of the day. A delightful social hour fol lowed at which time delicious refreshments were served. New officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Mrs. J. E. Wiseman, president; Mrs. A. J. Bowers, Jr., 1st vice president; Mrs. Hugh Senn, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Steve Grif fith, secretary; Mrs. Bothwell Graham, treasurer. CANDIDATE CARDS FOR MAYOR Friends of A. P. (Pick) Salley hereby announce him a candi date for the office of Mayor of Newberry, believing he will serve the interest of the people ably and justly. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candi dacy for Alderman for Ward 4, and pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic Pri mary. James O. (Mutt) Ruff. I hereby announce my candi dacy for re-election for Aider- man, Ward 3 and pledge myself to abide the results of the Dem ocratic Primary. J. Ed. McConnell. A little burning can be a dan gerous thing. The National Safety Council says sunburn not only is uncomfortable, but it can be downright hazardous. Thad McCrackin, Jr., received his private pilot’s license Sat urday, May 31 at the Newberry airport. FR SALE—2 good used doors, 5 ft. 6 in x 7 ft. Heart pine, five panels.. ,802 Pope street. ) Jnel3-ltp JULY 4th. BAR'B'Q Barbecue at Jolly Street July Ith. Bene fit the Jolly Street Baseball Club. . Base ball game. Come*out and enjoy the 4th. FAIHEti Kiddie Circus Kiddie Circus al Wells Theatre every Saturday Morning. Show starts at 9:30. Broadcast from stage 10 to 10:30 fol lowed by feature. No strings, no red tape. Cost nothing to join. Only charge is 12c for show under age 12. Over age 12—regular admission. No obligation to go on stage to join KIDDIE CIRCUS, but those who want to appear on Stage ^ adcast are requested to contact Mrs. Giles at the Music ^ p any afternoon. Remember there will be several prizes v contestants. Mothers, babies, and visitors welcome. Sponsored By Jewberry Life & Health Ins. Co. WAHT TOO! FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 15 -x , m fOCU&ED (Ml iay we suggest as a gift for him: rMpes . .. Tobacco in pound and half- ? pound tins , lazors .». Shaving Cream . . . After / Shaving Talc... After Shaving Lotion i Cigarettes of his favorite brand Vnd many others items that Dad would no hwvojj appreciate. ■“”9 J i rf3J Q2 LOMr i ICK’ c DRUG \3S u Main Street Wonderful the great array of NYLON styles Holeproof has lined up for youl In pure NYLON with cotton comfort soles, rich warm WOOL and NYLON com binations, or NYLON bjpnded with cot ton or rayon. In patterned or solid colors. Genuine 6x3 and 9x6 English ribs, hand-loomed or embroidered clock styles. Regular length or Pacer short. Sport Shirts by Arrow, B.V.D. & Van Heusen $2.95 to $4.95 Hickok Sport Belts and Jewerly B. V. D. Rayon Summer Robes $12.50 Dobbs Straw Hats, Ties by Cheney, Arrow Botany and Wembly Bill Folds, Pajamas, Initial Handkerchiefs Arrow and Van Heusen Dress Shirts And many other items suitable for Father’s Day. Johnson Hagood Clary “A Step Ahead In Styles” Ritz THURSDAY & IBIDAY “Butch” Jenkins, James Craig, Frances Gifford, Luana Patten In "LITTLE MISTER JIM" Comedy ► Radio, Take It Away FOX Nrws SATURDAY MarleneDietrich, James Stewart, Charles Winninger, Brian Don- levy, Jack Carson In DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" Cartoon - Wacky Worm Assorted Patterns IN MONDAY. TUESDAY Dick Haymes, Vera Ellen,Cesar Romero, Celeste Holm, Ann Re vere, J. Carrol Naish In "CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA" (In Technicolor) Comedy & MGM NEWS WEDNESDAY William Gorgan, Janis Carter, Jeff Donnell In "NIGHT EDITOR" Latest Issue of March of Time Also Short - Calling on Costa Rica. FOR SALE—Old Fashioned Pound Cakes, Iced, sizes $1; $2 and $4. Phone orders to 283, Mrs. F. G. Hartley. Itp Linoleum Rugs 9' x IT $8.44 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Order Office Newberry, S. C. Don’t Forget!! Select Father a Gift From Clary’s H r n i : i -i\ Hickok Belt & Buckle Set? Ties ' '!i :: •! Pajamas -j Socks Shoes i" Hats Pants Underwear Shirts Suits Swim Suits Suspenders ’ i Sport Shirts I T Shirts - v- And a host of other items to select from • K Clary Clothing Co. Main Street Newberry, S. C. FIRE SALE! * All heat and smoked m erchan dise in the store is On sale at re duced prices - This sale will continue until all merctiandise is sold. Store will be restocked with new merchandise 1212 Main Street N ewberry, S. C.