The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, February 18, 1949, Image 8
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT
TAXES
State Of South Carolina,
County of Newberry.
To All Whom These Pre
sents May Concern:
In compliance with the lav/,*
the Treasurer of Newberry
County has issued in the pame
of the State, tax executions
against defaulting taxpayers
of Newberry County to the
Tax Collector thereof. By vir
tue of the said tax executions,
the Tax Collector of Newberry
County is directed and com
manded to seize and take pos
session of so much of the de
faulting taxpayer’s estate, real
or personal, or both, to raise
a sum of money sufficient to
cover delinquent taxes of tax
payers hereinafter listed plus
the charges thereon, 'and he
will, after advertisement, sell
to the highest bidder for cash,
the same, property before the
Court House Door of the said
County on a regular salesday
in March (same being March
7th, 1949) within the usual
hours of public sales.
After completing these sales
the Tax Collector will give to
the purchaser (upon his com
plying with the terms of sale)
a receipt for the purchase mon
ey, but not to make title ‘to
the purchaser until after the
lapse of twelve months from
the day of sale.
All oroperties levied upon
and sold at this sale will be
sold as the property assessed
to persons hereinafter listed.
1 ^>t, on e building, in School
District No. 1, County and
State aforesaid, assessed in the
name of Addie Davis.
36 acres, one building, in
School District No. 2, County
and State aforesaid, assessed
in the name of Horace G. Gru
ber.
1 lot in School District No.
14, County and State aforesaid
assessed in the name of Hosea
Jackson.
15 acres, 1 building, in
School District No. 54, Coun
ty and State aforesaid, assess
ed in the name of Olin Smith.
119 acres, 1 building in
School District No. 57, County
and State aforesaid, assessed
to S. J. MJorse for the year
1946 and assessed to J. Pat
Livingston and June Swain for
the year of 1947. This proper
ty is advertised in the name
of the latter for both years.
T. L. HILL
Delinquent Tax Col-
lector. 2|18-3tc
We Fix ’Em Right
The First Time
We're small but we know
how tc do it and we do it
right. We guarantee it to
be right.
GRAY’S GARAGE
Johnstone Street Extension
Near Cut-Off
AnEXJft
By Kesting
What a peculiar bit of busi
ness eating is! We’re creatures
of habit—timid, unoriginal, un
imaginative, greatly lacking in
curiosity when it comes to
meat in the pot.
If I were to tell you roast
muscrat is one of the most suc
culent dishes I’ve ever eaten,
I can hoar you exclaim, “But
he’s a rat!” What a silly inhibi
tion! The muscrat has nothing
in common with the kind of
rat you have in mind. And it
is good eating. So are raccoon,
woodchuck, opossum, beaver
and porcupine.
And that, says Byron Dal-
rymple, well known author, is
the answer to you outdoorsmen
who fish all summer, hunt birds
and big game all fall—and fid
get all winter. The art of fur-
season cookery is a whole hob
by in itself, the results interest
ing, * unusual^, and best of all,
delicious.
In preparing any small game
cut away the abdomen flesh.
Here is where much of the
“strong” taste comes from. Be
sure and remove the small
kernels under the forelegs and
in the small of the back. Then
hang the meat in a cold, airy
,)lace for several days.
Parboil the meat in salted
water, with a carrot or a small
onion. A half hour to an hour
will be sufficient. After the
parboiling use your imagina
tion. Even with very simple
recipes the resulting dish is
real he-man food.
This idea of eating fur-bear
ing animals isn’t new. Fron
tiersmen were often fond of
fox and wolf. Along the Great
Lakes, during the prime fur
season, many roadhouses seyve
muskrat dinners. In Louisi
ana, where thousands of mus
krats are trapped for fur, the
meat is sent to New York as
an ingredient in superexpensive
terrapin soup. In Mexica the
desert pack rat is often sold in
markets. In the ^Southwest the
armadillo makes good eating.
Lynx meat has its admirers in
the far north.
There are dozens of ways to
cook any one of these meats.
Try your own ideas. That’s how
good cooks are made. No mat
ter how you do it, if you make
a hobby of fur-season cookery
you’ll have different eating,
that’s /sure, and you’ll find one
more interesting activity to
tide you over the dull months.
SMYRNA CLUB TO
MEET ON FRIDAY
The Smyrna Home Demon
stration Club will met Friday
at 3 p.m. with Mrs. W. O. Pitts.
Note the change in place of
meeting.
Mrs. Aj. A. Cleland, Pres.
Mrs. D. F. Senn, Sec.
KnOX “Cover Girl” Cloche
for Spring . . . It’s the new, smaller-
brimmed, youthful hat that’s making front
page news everywhere. You’ve seen it on Vogue's
January cover ... on pretty heads going
South . . . and NOW you want it with dressmaker
suits, in soft heathery shades
of creamy felt.
12.95
member of the Jersey Cattle
Club. Jersey breeders are be
ing asked to make special ef
fort.’. to make heifers available
to Junior club members.
Mi-. John D. Mackie of Shel
by, N. C. who is Fieldman for
the Carolina Jersey Cattle
Clubs discussed the need for
more Jersey publicity. As a
result of this discussion plans
were made to develop a better
show at the Newberry County
fair, also the local Parish plans
to cooperate with the agricul
tural extension workers to
sponsor a dairy field day.
WELLS
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TIM HOLT
in Zane Grey’s
WILD HORSE MESA
Added CONGO BILL and
W1ALT DISNEY Comedy
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Edmond O’Brien, Robert Stack,
John Rodney, Tom D’Andrea,
Henry Hull
FIGHTER SQUADRON
(In Technicolor)
Also Short—Fog Fighters
FOX NEWS
SATURDAY
Kristine Miller, Arthur Franz,
Ross Ford, (Mickey Knox
JUNGLE PATROL
Also Short—Harnessed Lighting
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Zane Grey’s Great Romance of
the Wtest!
gunfigHters
IN COLOR
Randolph Scott, Barbara
Briton and Bruce Scott
Added PATHIE NEWS
3:00, 4:42, $:24 & 8:06
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Gray
son. J. Carrol Naish, Ricardo
Montalban, Amn Miller, Cyd
Charisse
THE KISSING BANDIT
(In Technicolor)
M.G.M. NEWS
WEDNESDAY 8c THURSDAY
ANGEL IN EXILE
John Carroll and Adele Mara
Added SELECTED SHORT
3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 & 9:00
Morning Show 9:30 Saturday
Admission 12c-35c every day
OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY
BOB STEELE
in "Billy the Kid in Santa Fe"
Added — FEDERAL AGENT^
VS. UNDERWORLD
and COMEDY
Admission 9c-25c all day
Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nile
GUNFIGHTERS
Randolph Scott
Admision 12c-35c
WEDNESDAY
William Gargan, Virginia
Wtelles, Richard Crane
DYNAMITE
Cartoon—Goony Golfers
WAY-LONG WEDDING
IS ANNOUNCED
Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Way, Sr.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sophie Elizabeth, to
Mir. David Houseal Long, on
Saturday evening, February 12
at 6:30 p.m.
The ceremony was performed
by Dr. A. E. Holler at his resi
dence, 214 Prospect Street, Col
umbia.
Joel MkCrea, Lorraine Day
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
CARTOON
’ SATURDAY
John Litel, Bob Steele
NORTHWEST TRAIL
THE WEE MEN
SMOOTH SAILING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Claire Trevor, Barry Sullivan
WOMAN OF THE TOWN
CARTOON
WEDNESDAY
Yvonne Decardo, Brian Donlevy
SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE
Short: Enchanted Square
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
John Garfield, Lana Turner
POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS
TWICE
CARTOON
SENATOR JOHNSTON.
WIFE, IN WRECK
Senator Olin D. Johnston was
bruised and his wife received
three broken ribs Wednesday
in a traffic accident / near
Mooresville, N. C.
Mrs. Johnston was admitted
to a hospital, but the senator
took lodgings elsewhere in
town. They had ben en route ■
to Washington.
Frank Proctor of Enochville
and Paul Gleming of Landis,
in the other car, also were in
jured and admitted to the hos
pital.
Thousands husky pullorum
tested clean baby chix each
week. NH Reds, RI Reds,
Barred and White Rocks.
All leading Breeds $9.95
per 100 prepaid.
Drive in, take your choice.
If more convenient mail
order for prompt shipment
from hatchery prepaid. No
COD.
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WHITMIRE. S. C.
the
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cream
big
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only
otus tan
This half-price offer is intended
to acquaint more ladies with
the amazing effectiveness of
Elmo Special Formula Cream.
Helps soften and smooth away
lines and wrinkles like magic,
especially^on the throat and
under-chin. Get a number of
jars while you can get them
at this amazingly low price I
License Penalty
Notice
A penalty on Licenses is added after
February 28th. OnAfarch 1st a penalty
of 5% is added and on April 1st a pen
alty of 10% is added. Please give this
matter your your attention accordingly.
THE TOWN OF NEWBERRY
By D. L. Nance
Clerk and Treasurer
A grijup of friends from the
Wightman Methodist Church
visited the James Henry Counts
family in their pretty new home
in Prosperity on Sunday eve
ning, February 13, at 7:3Q p.m.
The couple swung the door
open wide and their friends
streamed into the warm and
cheery living room and, amid
laughter and joillity, made
themselves instantly at home.
In fact, the intruding crowd
seemed to take over the house
and everything in it, includ
ing the four occupants, Mr.
and Mrs. Counts, their son,
Jimmy, and daughter Emily
Rose. Their minister, . Rev.
Harvey M. Montgomery stated
the purpose of their coming,
“Friends, we are gathered here
tonight to honor a new home
among us.” Mrs. Counts wel
comed their guests and pre
sented their home for Chris
tian Dedication.
The group participated in a
simple, yet warm and homey
dedication service. Rev. Mont
gomery offered a prayed of in
vocation. Mrs. R. H. Ruff read
“A Prayer for a Little Home.”
M!r. Frank Hill read as ap
propriate verse of scripture.
The group sang “Happy The
Home Where God Is There.”
They also lead a “Litany of
Dedication.” Mrs. H. M. Mont
gomery read a, poem, “Our
Ingle Fire.” The group enjoy
ed singing old familiar songs
and an hour of conversation
and refreshments.
J. L. Fellers Dies
Quay Fellers of Clemson Col
lege and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wise of Columbia were|| called
to N Prosperity over the week-
eml because of the sudden
death of their father, J. Lind
say Fellers. Other relatives
here for the funeral were Miss
Annie Fellers of Elizabeth City,
N. C.; Miss Rosa Mae (Mitchell
of Piedmont; Mrs. Frank Keene
of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Marjorie
Rawls of Greenville; Mr. and
Mrs. Max Hall of Winsboro;
Frank Simmons of New York
City and Clemson College.
Personal Paragraphs
Mrs. George W. Harmon is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. I.
Oxford, in Atlanta.
(Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wingard
of Columbia spent the week
end with Mr. Wingard’s pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Win
gard.
Weekend guests of the Rev.
and Mks. J. B. Harman" were
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Riddle,
Miss Johnette Riddle, Donald
and Linda Riddle of Greens
boro, N. C. Also with the
Harmans on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Matthews, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil W. Bowers and
two children of Columbia; Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Hawkins and
two children of Newberry.
Rev. W. D. Halttwanger, Dr.
J. B. Harman, and Dr. Cyril
K. Wheeler attended the South
Carolina Lutheran Synod meet
ing in Columbia the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Coulter
and their two children of Col
umbia were guests Sunday of
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Har
mon.
Hoyt Goff spent the weekend
in Batesburg with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pugh
of Columbia visited Mi’s. Lind
say Fellers and Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Leaphart Sunday..
Sunday guests of Mr. .and
Mrs. Elbert Bowers were their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Morse, and
their baby Tony, of Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard White
and family and Mrs. Hoyt Goff
spent Saturday with relatives
in Spartanburg.
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