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1 THE NEWBERRY SUN TUSSY’S XEW "TWO‘IN* ONE” LIPSTICK Brings You 2 Full-Sized Lipsticks in one smart case $2 value % j M for only 1 piu„« Think of it! You get 2 full-sized Tussy Lipsticks in a beautiful burnished metal case. All for the price of a single lipstick! You get two of the famous Tussy shades—in that flattering Tussy texture. All this beauty in a smart-looking gilded case that makes a handsome purse accessory. You'll want one for yourself and several more for gifts. Tussy’s “Two-in-One” Lipsticks in glamorous color combinations: ■ Garden Party—Midnight for fair skin ■ Contraband —Midnight for medium skin - Raspberry-Funmaker\ £ of dark skin ■ Midnight—Blueblood ( SMITH'S CUT R FITE DRUG STORE- 1212 Main Street Newberry, S. C. Coroner Candidate *■ On WKDK Tomorrow George R. Summer, candidate for the office of Coroner of Newberry county, will speak over Radio Station WKDK Saturday, June 26, at 12:10 p. m. UlEIIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY MONTE HALE in “California Firebrand” in TRUCOLOR Added—“Dangers of the Cana dian Mounted’’ and Color Cartoon MONDAY & TUESDAY ROY ROGERS in “The Bells of San Angelo” With Dale Evans and Andy Devine in TRUCOLOR Added—Pathe News WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “KING OF THE GAMBLERS” Janet Martin and Wm. Wright Added—Selected Short Morning Show 9:30 Saturday KIDDIE CIRCUS. FEATURE & COMEDY Admission 12c-35c every day OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO in “Buck Privates’’ with Lee Bowman and The Andrews Sisters Added—Comedy Admision 9c-25c all day Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nile ROY ROGERS in “The Bells of San Angelo” wilh Dale Evans and Andy Devine in TRUCOLOR Charlie Berry has purchased the H. G. Murrah in terest in the City Market Grocery Store on lower Main Street. Mr. Berry will be manager and Mrs. Ruth Wicker will help him as clerk. They invite their friends to pay them a visit. City Market and Grocery Store Lower Main Street WANTED — Three experienced wool pressers and one silk finisher. Salary depends on a- bility to produce. Superior Laundry and Cleaners, Hendtr- sonville. N. C. 6-25-4tp BARBECUE NOTICE Beth Eden Barbecue will be given Wednesday July 21. We are planning to give the best we ever served. Beth Edan Church Council 6-25, 7-2,9,16. You’ve Heard About It! Now You Can See It at Our Store ^hird ^Dimension Jieautyi Beauty in Front, . Profile and Back found only in ’ ', WALLACE STERLING CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN W. E. TURNER Catalog Clearance SALE Tremendous Savings Prices Greatly Reduced See Special Catalog AT SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 1210 Caldwell St. Phones 430 and 911 LOMINICK . BAXTER In a lovely candlelight cere mony Miss Anna Margaret Lominick became the bride of Harry Morgan Bsurtar, Jr., at 8 p. m., on June 10 at the Po- maria Lutheran Church. The bride’s pastor, the Rev. George E. Meetze, of the Lutheran Churcah of the Incarnation, Co lumbia, officiated, using the double ring ceremony. The church was effectively decorated for the occasion. Miss Betty Lundy, pianist of Denmark, Miss Patsy Lominick, soprano and sister of the bride, and Harold Derrick, baritone, of Columlbia, furnished the wedding music. Traditional wed ding marches were used. Buzzie Hentz and Alvin Hen- tz, cousins of the bride lighted the candles. Usher-groomsmen were Pal mer McArthur of Bennetsville, Marius (Doc) Wells of Holly Hill, Dave Britton of Sumter and Billy Hatton, Jr., of Po- maria and Columbia. Paschal Baxter of George town was his brother’s best man. The maid of honor was Miss Patsy Lominick, sister of the bride, of Pomaria, Her dress wais of nile green nylon mar quisette over taffeta made made with a gathered ruffle forming an off-sihoulder effect, fitted bodice ending in a point, and a bouffant skirt with a wide frill around the front that met in the back to give a bustle effect. She wore lace mitts to match her dress and a bandeau of yellow roses and shattered carnations. Her bouquet was a cut-out heart outlined with net filled with yellow roses dnd carnations and tied with wide yellow satin ribbons. Miss Mary Kate Bell of Mar ion, Willette Padget of Saluda, Juanita Feagle of Little Moun tain, and Mary Lou Ballentine of Newberry were bridesmaids. Their identical dresses of nile green marquisette were fash- iond like that of the maid of honor. They wore lace mitts to match their dresses and net shoulder tip veils, gathered and caught with shattered carna tions. Their flowers were cut out hearts filled with vellow carnations and matching rib bons. The flower girls, little Mar garet Hewey, cousin of the bride, of Spartanburg and Evangeline Lide of Newberry, wore nile green dresses iden tical to those of the maid of honor and bridesmaids and bandeaux similar to that of the maid of honor. They carr ied dainty white baskets, tied with yellow satin ribbon, filled with rose petals which they scattered in the path of the bride. Don Kunkle, cousin of the bride, was ringbearer, He wore a white linen suit and carried the ring in a lily on a white satin pillow. The lovely bride, who was given in marriage by her father, H. W. Lominick, was exquisite in her wedding dress of white dutchess satin. A yoke of bridal illusion outlined with a satin bertha formed an off- shoulder effect. The fitted bo dice extended below the hip line with a narrow, circular peplum of satin forming a bus tle from which fell in grace ful folds the very full floor- length shirt ending in a court train. In the back extending from the neckline to the waist, was a single row of dainty sat in-covered buttons, Long tight sleeves ending in calla points over the wrists. Her shoulder length veil of imported silk bridal illusion edged in Chan tilly lace was pleated at the top to form a coronet which was held in place with clusters of orange blossoms at the sides over a full length veil of illus ion net. She carried a showered bouquet of white satin ribbon, lilies-of-the-valley and tube roses, centered with white pur ple-throated orchids. White sa tin slippers completed her bri dal attire. The bride’s orna ments consisted of a n imported necklace and ring of smoked to paz, gifts of the groom. Immediately after the cere mony, the bride’s parents en tertained at a reception at their home. During the evening the bride and bride groom left for their wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Lomi- nidk of Pomaria. She was grad uated from Wintii-op College in 1946. While at Winthrop she was prominent in student af fairs, having been president of the senior class and the South eastern region of the Lutheran Student Association; secretary of Student Government associa tion her junior year, and a member of Senior Order, Mas quers, Kappa Delta Pi and Win throp Music Club. She was also listed in ||Wh’o Who In American Colleges and Univer sities”. Since her graduation the bride has been associated with the Lutheran Church of the In carnation in Columbia, where she is secretary and assistant to the pastor. The bridegroom in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Baxter of Georgetown. After three and a half years in the United States Naval Air Corps, he entered Wofford College, where he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, and last sum mer transitered to the Univer sity of South Carolina. At the University he is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity and the German and Cotillion clubs. WANTED: Young- men or women, high school graduates, with spinning or weaving experience, as time study checkers in Standards department. Newberry Textile Mills, UVESTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES ^ NEW EXPERIMENTS BY VETERINARIANS PROVE THAT “MOON BLINDNESS* IN-HORSES W MULES IS NOT CAUSED^ MOON BUT RELATED TO VITAMIN DEFICIENCY. . % VfV. H MANY CATTLE DIE- FROM LEUKEMIA,SIMILAR TO HODGKIN’S DISEASE OF HUMAN BEINGS a» * MORE THAN 63 KINDS OF TICKS PREY UPON POULTRY, LIVESTOCK AND PETS. MANY CARRY DISEASE VIRUSES. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 RITZ THEATRE Thursday, Friday 8c Saturday Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep burn, Van Johnson, Angela Lansbury, Adolphe Menjou and Lewis Stone ‘Stale Of The Union” Fox News Monday 8c Tuesday Mickey Rooney, Gloria DeHaven Walter Huston, Frank Morgan, Butch Jenkins, Marilyn Maxwell “Summer Holiday” (In Technicolor) Also Short—Calgary S tampede MGM News Wednesday _ John Emery, Hillary Brooke,! Taylor Holmes, Diana Douglas] “Let’s Live Again” Cartoon—Puss ‘n Toots Mighty Mouse in the Green Line CLAYTON MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY Sunday school and preach- ins services will be conducted at Clayton Memorial Univer- salist Church Sunday, June 27, at 11:00 a. m. The Rev. Wil liam R. Bennett .will preach on the subject “Let’s Grow Up.” BASEBALL Jolly Street at 4:00 RED BANK vs JOLLY STREET in a Dutch Fork League Gama Public Invited Sat. June 26 * •' •• Bustle-frilled rhumba suits bras arid skirts with shorts built in . bare tops for sun-kissed shoulders . . . ruffles, flounces, rows of rick-rack. Play-togs originals with the light-hearted air of Kate Greenaway story books are all here . for toddler to fourteen. \ From $0.00 to $00.00 } yjjrtf' ^ M- Carpenter’s