Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f October The Newberry Employment office has placed 90 physically handicapped workers since the first of January. Selective placement services are offered to all applicants who have physical disabilities. There are five groups of Handicapped Persons for whom employment is needed. These groups are: 1. Disabled Veterans of the World Wars. 2. Persons injured in industry. v » - f , 3. Persons injured in home, traffic, farm, and other kinds of accidents. 4. Persons disabled by illness. 5. Persons born with afflictions. Experience has shown that handicapped workers as a group have a slightly record than non*handicapped workers. HIRE a Handicapped Worker TODAY. Call the Newberry office of the State Employment PHONE 122 ABILITY COUNTS HIRE THE HANDICAPPED IT'S GOOD BUSINESS PURCELLS “YOUR PRIVATE BANKER” AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 24 REAGINS SHOE SHOP NICHOLS STUDIO * MAXWELL BROS. & LINDSAY, INC. CHAPMAN - HAWKINS HDWE. CAROLINA REMNANT STORE R. M. LOMINACK HARDWARE LOMINICK’S DRUG STORE RITZ THEATRE B. C. MOORE & SONS, INC. CARPENTER’S T. ROY SUMMER GILDER & WEEKS HOME FURNITURE CO. W. E. TURNER, JEWELER ‘ A. W. GLASGOW & SONS BERGEN CLOTHING CO. SUSANA SHOP ODORLESS CLEANERS NEWBERRY CREAMERY FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO V - SUPPLIES 4. J ABILITY COUNTS NEWBERRY LUMBER CO.U SPOTTS GROCERY T , 1251 HUNT STREET g } . ^ ! I WELLS THEATRE ' i t SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 1 f 'J. DAVE CALDWELL , LIVINGSTON-WISE POST VFW £ G. B. SUMMER & SONS S. C. NATIONAL BANK J HIR^HEHMOICAI