The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 22, 1947, Image 8
THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, AUGUST H IM
The Newberry City Schools will begin the 1947-'48 ses
sion with all first grade (beginners) children reporting to
their respective schools on Monday morning, September 1st,
at nine o'clock. All sixth grade pupils report to the Junior
High School at nine o'clock on Monday morning, September
1st. All eighth grade pupils will report to the Senior High
School at the SAME HOUR AND DAY.
All pupils who did not remove their conditions at Sum
mer School must report to their respective schools in which
, they were students last school session and lake an exam
ination for removal of such conditions.
Any pupil entering the Newberry City Schools for the
first time (moved here since June 1. 1947) is urged to re
port for classification on Monday morning. September 1.
1947.
All beginners must have been succesfully vaccinated
before they can be enrolled and must be six years old by
November 1, 1947.
It is very important that all pupils be present for regular
lesson assignments and work on Tuesday morning, Sept
ember 2nd., at nine o'clock.
Please, make your plans accordingly.
A22-28c P. K. HARMON, Supt.
BERKELEY PATTERN
Theodore Haviland American Made China
JEWELER
Auto Repair Shops
and Service Stations
Call Us For Your
Parts and Equipment
WE DEUVER
Phone 35-w — 578-w
Scott Auto Parts
A Delightful Experience
We feature good service, fine foods and
reasonable prices . . a combination to make
any meal a delightful experience. Treat
yourself to a good dinner, courteously serv
ed and inexpensively priced. Dine here
tonight. ^ ffii
Mitchell’s Grill
— CLASSIFIED *-
ADD DEPARTMENT
WANTED — Scrap iron, brass.
copper, lead, zinc, aluminum,
pewter, old batteries, radiators,
all kinds of rags, old waste cot
ton, matress cotton. W e also have
a nice line of groceries. W. H.
STERLING, ViNCENT ST. t n
WANTED—Salesman with car
to sell in your hometown and
surrounding territory: cigars —
cigarettes — candy — chewing
gum — razor blades — drugs &
notions. Apply to Columbia
Cigar & Tobacco Co., 1337 As
sembly St., Columbia, S. C.
Al-4tc
FOR SALE—Registered cockers.
Mrs. Thompson Price, 1934
Nance Street, Telephone 313.
22-2tc
FOR SALE — Warm morning
heater, 100 pound coal capa
city. Good condition. Call 493-J
or 14. 22-2tp
DR. L. E. BROSSY
Chiropractor
709 Caldwell Phone 180
Hit summer
trails on safe
™ YALES
Get set for summer driv
ing. Take advantage NOW
of our liberal trade-in al
lowance on your old tires
and our easy terms.
See these great new Yale
De Luxe Tires today . . .
greater mileage, greater
comfort, greater safety.
Guaranteed by ^
The Pure Oil Company,
sold and serviced by j
C. D. Coleman Co.
Phone 400
with Pure
Be sure
Howdy Folks: You've prob
ably heard about the genius
who wanted to solve the un
employment problem by put
ting all men on one continent
and all the women on anoth
er .j . the idea being that
everybody would get busy
right away building boats.
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And you've probably also
heard that a big business man
is one who talks golf at the
office and business on the
golf links.
*****
"Bridget, why did you let
that policeman kiss you in
the kitchen?" "Because it is
against the law to resist an
officer."
But it's not against the law
to resist needless wear and
tear on your car—and that is
just what our super lubrica
tion jobs do. They make your
car run smoother—they make
it last longer—and they cut
down on your upkeep ex
penses. Bring your car here
regularly.
A. W. Glasgow
& Son
WANTED TO RENT— Young
Christian couple desires reas
onable apartment. No children.
College students. Call 825-W.
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LABOR DAY BARBECUE at
Margaret Hunter Park on
Monday, Sept. 1, from 6 p. m. to
9 p. m. Adm. $1.25. Sponsored
by Post 5968, Veterans of For
eign War. 22-2tc
FOR SALE—1940 Special De
luxe Chev. Radio and Heater.
Recently overhauled and refoor-
ed. New paint, good tires.
Baker-Summer Motor Co. 22-2tc
FOR SALE—1942 Dodge Sedan.
New paint job and motor re-
.cently re-conditioned. 57,800 ac
tual miles. Can be seen at
Baker-Summer Motor Co. Price
$1242.00. Owner and seller:
Prof. Kibler Williamson.
A22-2tc
LOST—Male Sheppard dog about
grown. Golden tan with white
around neck and chest. Answers
to name “Chips”. Reward. Call
478. 1 Steve C. Griffith. 22-ltp
WANTED—Apartment for fac
ulty man and wife. Light
housekeeping. Telephone Jas. C.
Kinard at 245, Newberry Col
lege. A22-tnc
NEED MONEY?
SEE US FOR A QUICK
CONFIDENTIAL PERSONAL
LOAN, AT . . .
1307 Friend St
HANDY FINANCE CO.
Navy Yard Needs
Storekeepers
An open competitive exami
nation for probational appoint
ment to the position of Store
keeper, CAF-1 thru CAF-7, has
been announced by the Charles
ton Naval Shipyard Board of U.
S. Civil Service Examiners.
All interested persons should
file application form 57, which
may be obtained at the post of
fice, with the Recorder, Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners,
Charleston Naval Shipyard, Na
val Base, S. C. The examina
tion will close September 4, 1947.
NEWS FROM
WEST END
Mr. Cecil Merchant and fam
ily and Mrs. Alberta Merchant
motored to Greenwood Sunday
to visit his uncle Mr. Owing
Cook.
The friends or Henry Mer
chant will be glad to know that
he has landed back in the states.
Misses Margaret and Ruth
Caldwell motored to Augusta
Monday with their sister, Mrs.
Robert Perschau.
Miss Margaret Caldwell at
tended the Hubbard - Fulmer
Fir
LEWIS INFANT
Funeral services for the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
F. Lewis, who died Monday
night, August 18, at the New
berry County hospital, were held
Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 at the
graveside in Rosemont cemetepr
conducted by Rev. Ras Wil
liams.
Surviving in addition to his
parents are his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Street.
PLEASANT
LISTENING
You will enjoy real listening
pleasure after we pul your
radio in perfect working ord
er. Our expert workmanship
assures you of complete saiis-
faction. PHONE 732-W.
Summer’s Radio &
Appliance Service
1601 FRIEND ST,
church in Seneca Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Bouknight spent
the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. W. E. Powell in Greenville.
A barbecue dinner was given
Sunday, August 17 by Mr. and
Mrs. Olin P. Davenport at their
home in Silverstreet for the
Williams and Davenport fami
lies. Friends of Oakland and
Silverstreet community attend
ed About 200 enjoyed this oc
casion. Those attending from
West End were: Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Williams and son; Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Williams; Mr. Rich
ard Williams; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reeves • and daughter.
Miss Sarah Kinard of Whit
mire visited in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Williams Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Layton and
family are spending the week in
Orlando, Florida.
Mrs. Ola Adams is visiting her
son, Matthew Adams in Orlan
do, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Culclasure
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ter
rell Sease left Tuesday to spend
a week in Elkins, West Virginia
with friends.
Those attending the Hubard-
Fulmer wedding from here
were: Mrs. Della Koon, Lera
Pritchard, Miss Ethel Koon, Mrs.
Marion Eargle and James Pritch
ard.
Anyone having news for the
West End column, please call
842-R.
4-H CAMPERS RETURN
FROM CAMP LONG
Returning from Camp Long
today (Friday) will be 142 4-H
club boys and girls of Newber
ry County, who have been at
the camp since Monday.
Local leaders of the group are
W. A. Ridgeway, A. W. Watkins,
Misses Ethel Counts, Jane Winn
and Lorraine Counts, Mrs. W. A.
Ridgeway and Mrs. G. W.
Counts.
Stars of college and pro
football tangle again in the
14th ANNUAL ALL-STAR
FOOTBALL GAME
COLLEGE ALL-STARS
vs.
CHICAGO BEARS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd
6:30 P. M.
WKDK
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