The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 19, 1947, Image 8

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THE NEWBERRY SUN ««««««« tit 1 I 5* V Gifts For Everyone In The Family Carton Cigarettes—$1.65 Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco—98c lb. Pipes—$1.00 up. Cigars Ladies and Mens billfolds Nunally and Johnson Candies Dresser Sets—all types Coty and Evening in Paris Casmetic Sets Fountain Pens Nylon Brush and Comb Sets Cigarette Lighters Kodaks — Lamps — Heating Pads Old Spice Toilet Sets Portable Electric Heaters Musical Powder Boxes — Toys. We have a host of other items that will be sure to please any member of the family. Sunday hours until Christmas. Lominick’s Drug Store MAIN STREET PHONE 148 '''r’exis'ctcictcic'ctcic'attctctctcicictcictctctctctcicicttteiewacicic'ctc-: a That Are Sure To Please FOR HER: WATCHES BRACELETS RINGS PEARLS CAMEO NECKLACES EARRINGS STERLING SILVER —and many other items FOR HIM: WATCHES KEY CHAINS ELECTRIC RAZORS TIE SET BILLFOLD RINGS RONSON LIGHTERS —and other gifts he’ll like. T. M. Rogers & Son Main Street pm K Gift Suggestions | from The Man's Shop T. Roy Summer ♦ Ties By MANHATTAN WILSON BROS. WEMBLEY ♦ Socks By INTERWOVEN WILSON BROS. ♦ Shirts By MANHATTAN WILSON BROS. MARLBORO ♦ Pajamas By MANHATTAN WILSON BROS. ♦ Belt & Buckle Sets By HICKOK ♦ Mufflers PROSPERITY perfect setting for the meeting. The singing of carols was pro logue for the Christmas pro gram given by Mrs. R. T. Pugh. Mrs. J. L. Counts, glean er, read a poem, “The Unwise Man” a satire on Christmas shopping. The recreational leader, Mrs. Jacob S. Wheeler, presented each member with a numbered corsage for the door prize, which was won by Mrs. J. L. Counts. Mrs. Wheeler also dis tributed the exchanged gifts from the tree. The hostess served a salad plate, fruit cake, and russian tea. At a meeting of the Prosperity lodge Monday evening, the fol lowing officers were installed: Jacob S. Wheeler, worshipful master; W. L. Mathis, senior warden; W. B. Ackerman, jun ior warden; B. T. Young, treas urer; J. Ray Dawkins, secretary; J. C. Abrams, senior deacon; Ralph B. Black, junior deacon; Dr. C. K. Wheeler, Sr., steward; Joe Wilson, junior steward; John W. Taylor, Tyler. RITZ THEATRE THURSDAY, FRIDAY Edmond O’Brien, Ella Raines, William Bendix, Vincent Price “THE WEB” A Popular Science—Moon Rock ets FOX NEWS SATURDAY Carl “Alfalfa” Switzer, Bennie Bartlett, Rudy Wissler, Tommy Bond, Chili Williams ‘GAS HOUSE KIDS GO WEST’ Cartoon—Slick Hare MONDAY. TUESDAY Katherine Hepburn, Paul Hen ried, Robert Walker, Henry Stephenson “SONG OF LOVE” M. G. M. NEWS WEDNESDAY Stuart Erwin, Anne Gwynne, Frank Albertson, Mike Mazurki “KILLER DILL” Cartoon—Goldilocks and The Three Bears Late Show Christmas Eve Franchot Tone, Ann Richards, Tom Conway, Frances Rafferty “LOST HONEYMOON” Musical Short—Charlie Barnet and Orchestra. A Gift That Will Make A Big Hit Christmas ♦ Luggage ♦ Bedroom Slip pers By DANIEL GREEN ♦ Suits, Topcoats By GRIFFON WORSTED-TEX ♦ Gloves ♦ Handkerchiefs Many other Gift Suggestions too numer ous to list Drop in and look over our Gifts. Arciedcan Cousin of the t English Chukka Boot It hopped the ocean from England’s polo fields ... right into the spotlight oi our campus and country life! A slick new Slax in sporty bukhide with thick natural crepe rubber soles. THE BEAGLE BOOT A BOSTONIAN, Bergen Clothing Co. ♦Rr*. TJ.S. Pat. Off. Christmas Dinner DELICACIES ! DEL MONTE OR LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 1 Can 25c ARGO ENGLISH PEAS 2 No. 2 Cant 33c CAPE COD CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 12 ox. Cans 29c ARGO PEACHES (Sliced or Halves) No. 2% Can 27c PREMIER MINCED MEAT 16 ox. Jar 36c PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO (Christmas Wrap) Lb. Can 95c FLORIDA ORANGES (1-4 Box Bag) •••• 73c WASH. STATE APPLES (Delicious) 6 Lb. Mesh 73c BRAZIL NUTS (1 lb. Pkg.) •• 39c ENGLISH WALNUTS (1 lb. Pkg.) • -37c VISIT OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Economy Cut CURED HAM THICK FAT BACK RATH PICNIC HAMS • • • lb. 69c lb. 32i/ 2 -•lb. 48c Don’t Forget FROZEN FOODS for a Delicious Meal Market Basket Super Food Store Phone 940 Gerald Paysinger Wilson Bennett PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AT AVELEIGH CHURCH There will be a Christmas candlelight service at Aveleigh Presbyterian church Sunday night, December 21, at 7:30 p. m. A Joy Gift offering will be taken for retired ministers oi the Presbyterian church and widows and orphans of Presby terian ministers. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Neil E. Truesdale, pas tor of the church. miEur THURSDAY IT’S GREAT TO BE YOUNG Leslie Brooks & Robert Stanton Added - THIS IS AMERICA FRIDAY & SATURDAY CHARLES STARRETT in “Land Rush” Added—BLACK WIDOW and VON ZELL Comedy MONDAY 8c TUESDAY BLONDIE’S BIG MOMENT Penny Singleton & Arthur Lake Special Added Attraction: Newberry’s Beautiful SANTA CLAUS PARADE Photographer in Color Also; PATHE NEWS Wednesday 8t Thursday CALENDAR GIRL Jane Frazee & Wm. Marshall Added - COLOR CARTOON Late Show 12:00 Xmas Eve Night —On the Stage— Streamline Vaudeville Revue! HITS 8c BITS OF BROADWAY 6—Big-Time Vaudeville Acts—6 —On the Screen— CIGARETTE GIRL Leslie Brooks & Jimmy Lloyd All seats 60c Buy your tickets in advance to be sure of getting a seat. NOTE: There will be no morn ing show Thursday, Christmas Morning. Morning Show, 9:30 Saturday KIDDIE CIRCUS, WESTERN, SERIAL and COMEDY Admission I2c-35c every day OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY LOUIS-WALCOTT FIGHT PICTURES On the Program with OVER THE SANTA FE TRAIL Ken Curtis & Jennifer Holt Added—JACK ARMSTRONG Admission 9c-30c all day Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nite BLONDIE’S BIG MOMENT Penny Singleton & Arthur Lake t sQQ 50 ’ A grand gift H U w - ^ ^ ^ A for your ^ m usy mas grandest girl... to make all her ironing days easier SEE OUR ONE-MINUTE SHIRT DEMONSTRATION .. with the Thor Automagic Gladiron and see how easy all her ironing can be. Gladiron features include the famous patented sleeve-size roll, auto magic ironing with a single knee control... positive Dial- astat Heat Control. Wheels where she wants it. Then foUls and stores in just IV4 square feet of space. G. B. Summer & Sons Friday, December 19. 1947 Choose Furniture Gifts The Kind That Keep On GIVING PRESENTING A Present For Every Room •. • - ■ ^ , . . . And for every member of the family . . brighten up that corner with a handsome desk ... an inviting lounge chair . . . enhance each and every room in your home with a Christmas gift of furniture and you give added attractiveness, color ’n beauty! See our holiday home gifts today while stocks are completed! Just a few suggestions for your Shopping List... Table and Floor Lamps Platform Rockers Lounging Chairs with Ottoman Colonial Rockers and Occasional Chairs Mirrors Sofas Desks Simmons Electric Blankets Small and Console Radios Smoking Stands Telephone Tables Children’s Rockers Maxwell Bros & Lindsay FURNITURE Suggestions For A “Smart” Mrs. Santa w *4 iT'.; \&y-.-'y •. / Shirts Ties Socks Robes 0 Top Coats Suits Slacks Sweaters rc A - •• /> ~ // Raincoats Toiletries Billfolds Belts Initial Buckles Sport Shirts Hats Shoes 7-77 Bedroom Shoes Leather Coats Scarfs Gloves Pajamas Handkerchiefs Hosiery Johnson Caldwell St. AGOOD V^LARY Old Court House