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THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1948 The mest downright dependable tar you ever drove! CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS At Fort Jackson the position of Boiler Fireman, .82 per hour, closing date September 22, 1948. At Naval Air Training Bases Pensacola Fla. the position of Welder. Gas, $10.88 per day. No closing date. The 5th Region, Headquar ters at Atlanta, Ga. announces positions open for Telephone Operator and Supervisor in the Southeastern States, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. Salary range $2086 to $3351 per year. A written test is required for which sam ple questions are available. Clo sing date September 22, 1948. Also in the 5th Region the positions of Engineering Aide! and Scientific Aid, $2152 to $3727 per year. Closng date, September 30, 1948. DRIVE' IN Theatre FRIDAY THE EGG AND I Claudetts Colbert, Fred Miac- Murray CARTOON SATURDAY THE LOCKET Loraine Day, Brian Aherne Fairweather Friends — Cartoon MONDAY AND TUESDAY GOLDWYN FOLLIES CARTOON — Charlie Macarthy A quarter-million KAISER and FRAZER owners have pretty much the same story to tell about their car’srugged, day-in-day-out, down right, all-round dependability. Be cause the Kaiser and the Frazer * are the only new cars built since the war that have been road-proved- dependable in over 2-billion miles of owner driving, under all condi tions, in all parts of the country. So if you want to knpw the truth, ask those who know best—the man or woman behind the wheel of a KAISER or a FRAZER. They are our best salesmen. WEDNESDAY MANIFICENT DOLL Ginger Rogers, Burgess Mere dith CARTOON — William Tell THURSDAY AND FRIDAY IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE James Stewart, Donna Reed CARTOON Wells Friday and Saturday THE EAST SIDE KIDS Hopkins Motor Co. in “Angels Alley” Added—“Adventures of Frank and Jesse James” and DONALD DUCK Comedy MONDAY & TUESDAY The comedy jackpot of the year —loaded with laughs, gay love and lilting lyrics! IF YOU KNEW SUSIE Eddie Cantor, Joan Davis, Charles Dingle and Bobby Driscoll Added — PATHE NEWS Shows start at: 3:00, 4:45, 6:30 & 8:15 WEDNESDAY 8c THURSDAY EXPOSED Adele Mara, Robert Scott and Adrian Booth Added — Let’s Make Rhythm Shows start at: 3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 & 900 Admission 12c—35c every day OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY SUNSET CARSON in “Red River Renegades” Added—Buster Keaton Comedy Admission 9c—25c all day Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nite IF YOU KNEW SUSIE Eddie Cantor and Joan Da?is Admission— 12c - 35c . . . to throw a lighted C B fp €3 ST ®'S'u'O froffn e&sr . . . yet some thoughtless people do it. They bring bad luck to themselves, their friends and their communities. For one carelessly tossed cigarette can start a fire in the woods. The bad luck in a lighted cigarette carelessly dropped can wipe out valuable forests, burn trees that have been years growing to useful size, destroy lives and property. Don’t take a chance! Use your ashtray. Remember! It’s bad luck to throw a lighted cigarette from your car. AUNT DORA " youw /5 /? Wonderful 7r/nc> ... /75 7ue oni/ 17//N6 IV£~ £ver tfoo To <5/ve- op' Keep your youth longer by doing your weekly wash at the NEWBERRY LAUNDRO MAT. Give up that wash tub and rub board. Do away with usual washday conversation at the dinner table. Leave your wash while you do your shop ping or just sit and visit with friends . . . your wash will be done in a “jiffy.” Whitener Lumber Co. NEWBERRY LAUNDROMAT “Relax While You Wash” 901 Main St. Phone 806-J t Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Kelly, Jr. ' of Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. and Mrs. Paul B. Cobb of Con cord, N. C., spent last week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A J. Bowers, Jr. on Mc- Caughrin avenue. Mr. John C. Goggans, who has been ill at his mome on Caldwell street for some time, has been transferred to New berry county hospital where he is in serious condition. Harry Bedenbaugh is a pat ient at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia where he is under going ^treatment. Mrs. Henry Chappell return ed to her home on Pauline street Wednesday morning af ter being a patient at the New berry county hospital. She is recovering nicely. Mrs. Lewis Waddell and two children of Columbia are visit ing in the home of Mrs. Wad dell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Chappell on Paulinq street. FOR SALE—One 3 compart- men refrigerator, ice capacity, 50 lbs. Priced right. Contact J. H. Glymph, 205 Caldwell St., Phone 563-J. 27-3tp RITZ THEATRE THURSDA AND FRIDAY Ray Milland, Ann Todd, Ger aldine Fitzgerald SO EVIL MY LOVE FOX NEWS SATURDAY Wayne Morris, Lois Maxwell, Gordon MacRae THE BIG PUNCH Mhisical Short— Carlos Molina & Orchestra MONDAY 8c TUESDAY Yvonne DeCarlo, Dan Duryea Rod Cameron, Helen Carter RIVER LADY (In Technicolor) Also Short—IPlaytime in Rio M.G.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY Jean Willes, Morgan Farley Johnny Longden THE WINNERS CIRCLE Latest Issue of March of Time 'report of condition of the State Building & Loan Association of Newberry, in the State of South Carolina at the close of business on June 30, 1948. ASSETS Real Estate Mortgage Loans __ $114,915.27 Cash on Hand and in Banks __ 5,196.74 Furniture & Fixtures- 121.80 TOTAL ASSETS $120,233.81 LIABILITIES Installments Paid-in. 202.00 Optional Shares 227.50 Fully-paid Shares 119,500.00 Reserves (Undivided Profits) 304.31 TOTAL LIABILITIES $120,233.81 I, R. B. Baker, President of the above-named Building & Loan Association, do solemnly (swear, affirm) that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several i matters herein contained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct.—Attest: R. B. Baker, President J. D. Caldwell) Thomas H. Pope) Directors H. B. Senn ) R. Aubrey Harley, Sect’y State of South Carolina, Coun ty of Newberry, ss: Swor n to and subscribed be fore me this 21st day of July, 1948, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this Building & Loan As sociation. My Commission expires at the pleasure of the Governor. Mildred L. Fales, Notary Public THE STATE BUILDING 8t LOAN ASSOCIATION PAYS 3 PER CENT ON SAVINGS WANTED — Scrap iron, brats, copper, lead, zinc, aluminum pewter, old batteries, radiators, all kinds of rags, old waste cot ton, mattress cotton. We also have a nice line of groceries. W. H. STERLING, VINCENT ST. Card of Thanks I would like to express my sincere ap preciation to my many friends who sup ported me in both the first and second primary, in my candidacy for re-elec tion as Sheriff of Newberry county. BEN F. DAWKINS Card of Thanks It is with a grateful heart that I ex press my appreciation of the vote which returns me to the office of sheriff. You have expressed in me a confidence I will always try to deserve. I am more determined than ever now that all of you will be proud of t^® ^ct that Tom Fellers is again your sheriff. TOM M. FELLERS Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks for the fine vote given to me by the voters of the county in my race for Commissioner of District No. 1, and to congratulate Mr. J. Frank Lominick on his victory. , D. Ed Schumpert You Have Heard Of Rose Point Sir Christopher Stradivari Grand Colonial Art-Carved and Keepsake See it at . . . W. E. TURNER, Jeweler Card of Thanks I wish to take this means of express ing my deepest thanks to the voters of the county for the very flattering vote given me last Tuesday. Although I was not elected to the office, I assure one and all that I appreciate the support given me, and I congratulate Mr. Shea- ly on his election and assure him that I shall give him any support that is pos sible at all times. I sincerely hope that he will make the best supervisor New berry has ever had. Again thanking you for the fine vote you gave me, I am gratefully, Paul H. Haile