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SEEN ALONG ROADSIDE
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with you about it three times
a week.
So I’ll be seeing you Satur
day at 12:36 p.m. over the air,
Sunday in your daily paper,
and on Thursday in you sifter-
noon and weekly paper.
“Day lilies growing wild by
the roadside! Just look! And
in California we have to go
to great pains to grow them.”
Thus spoke a man from out
there who was riding with me
recently.
As I’ve told you, I’ve been
around out there and in other
parts of the West right much
of late. I saw many wonder
ful and interesting things. But
none of them caused me to
think the less of South Caro
lina. In fact, if we developed
our resources as they have they
would be pointing to the won
ders of the Southeast, I am
sure. And the way we are
awakening, they might be do
ing that before many more
years.
I asked County Agent Cain
of Calhoun if they had a com-
nvunity organized in which to
get all of the cotton poisoned
early, as many other counties
have. He said they had it,
but their’s covers the whole
county!
Now, folks, that’s something
new. Atod it will be watched
with interest. Wte have often
wondered if the boll weevil
could not be held completely
in check if all of the cotton
was properly poisoned. This
year we will get light on that
subject. Three early dusts
were applied to practically all
of their cotton, according to
Cain. And he tells me .that
a number of those with large
dusting machines went right
on and poisoned the fields of
the small neighbor or two who
did not have a dusting mach
ine. So the stage has been set.
We will read the results from
this fall and fell you about
them.
A considerable crowd of far
mers and agricultural workers
assembled at J. D. Kemp’s farm
at Edgefield in early June to
see Dr. Jamegan of the Uni
versity of Georgia classify Mr.
Kemp’s fine Jerseys. And that
afternoon they went on over to
Greenwood to classify those of
Paul Lofton at Ninety Six.
Quality animals is the aim
of a number of Jersey breeders
in the state who are thus
screening the animals in then-
herd. For, as Dr. Jarnegan
pointed out the way a cow
looks, according to dairy stan
dards, has a lot to do with how
she will milk..
WELLS
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ALLAN “ROCKY” LANE
in OKLAHOMA BADLANDS
Added—Ghost of ZORRO and
DONALD DUCK Comedy.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Any Girl Would Love Danny”
But Don’t Let That Baby Face
fool you he hurts__ & BAD!
"BAD BOY”
Featuring America’s most dec
orated Hero AUDIE MURPHEY
in his first starring role! Also
Lloyd Nolan, Jane Wyatt, Jas.
Gleason and Martha Vickers.
3:00, 4:47, 6:34 and 8:21.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
"INCIDENT"
Jane Frazee, Warren Douglas
and Joyce COMPTON.
3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 and 9:00.
NOTE—There will be no morn
ing show THURSDAY.
Morning Show 9:30 Saturday
WESTERN and SERIAL
Admission 12c-35c every day
OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY
GEORGE O’BRIEN
_in “BOROER G-MAN”
Added — JUNGLELAND and
COMEDY
Admission 9c-25c all day
Late Show 10:15 Saturday Nile
"BAD BOY”
Loyd Nolan, Jane Wlyatt and
Audie Mlurphy.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Program for July 7 - July 15
Show Starts at Dusk Dark
SHOW RAIN OR SHINE
Children Under 12 Years Free
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Walter Pidgeon, Deborah Kerr
IF WINTER COMES
Also Cartoon—Flying South
SATURDAY
Richard Dix, J. Wtyatt
THE KANSAN
Added—Cat’s Tale
Also—Should Husbands Marry
SUNDAY
Loretta Young, Dawid Niven
PERFECT MARRIAGE
Added—What’s Brewin’, Bruin
—Show Starts 9:00 p.m.—
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
GREEN DOLPHIN STREET
WEDNESDAY
—FUN NIGHT—
YOUR FAVORITE COMEDIES
& CARTOONS
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Wallace Beery, Tom Drake
ALLAS A GENTLEMAN
Cartoon—Sky Trooper
—Thursday Only—
WIS HIRED HANDS
On Stage In Person
Snuffy Jenkins & Pappy Sherril
Always a Complete Show after
10:00 o'clock — Saturdays 10:30
SHOW RAIN OR SHINE
Mrs. James Hayes ' and two
children, Jimmy and Ann of
Anderson are spending two
weeks in the home of Mrs.
Hayes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Halfacre in the St. Paul’s
community.
Mrs. T. S. Humphries is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A.
Berley in Columbia.
Mrs. S. J. Derrick was admit
ted to the local hospital Friday,
June 24.
The condition of Mrs. Hugh
Senn is reported much improv
ed. She was admitted to the
hospital here about 10 days ago.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
A petition having been filed
with the County Board of Edu
cation asking for an election
in O’Neall School District No.
15, for the purpose of voting
an additional 4 mill school levy
the revenue derived therefrom
to be used either to float a
bond issue or a loan, with
which to build a gymnasium
at Prosperity High School and
the above levy to be discon
tinued when said indebtedness
is retired; the said petition is
hereby granted and the elec
tion ordered held on Friday,
July 22, 1949 between the hours
of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at
O’Neall School House. The
trustees of District No. 15 to
act as managers of said elec
tion.
Only persons returning real
or personal property for taxa
tion shall toe eligible to vote
and shall present a Registra
tion certificate and his tax re
ceipt for the preceding year as
is required in general elections.
J8-1 Si-
notice OF ELECTION
A petition having been filed
with the County Board of Edu
cation asking for an election in
Prosperity School District No.
14, for the purpose of voting
an additional 4 mill school levy
the revenue derived therefrom
to be used either to float a
bond issue or a loan, with
which to build a gymnasium at
Prosperity High School and the
above levy to be discontinue^
when said indebtedness is re
tired; the said petition is here
by granted and the election or
dered held on Friday, July 22,
1949, between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the Town
Hall, Prosperity. The trustees
of District No. 14 to act as
managers of said election.
Only persons returning real
or personal property for taxa
tion shall be eligible to vote
and shall present a Registra
tion certificate and his tax re
ceipt for the preceding year
as is required in general elec
tions. J8-15c
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ON JULY 13th
THE SILVERSTREET LUTHERAN CHURCH
Council WILL GIVE THE
Best Pork BAR-BE-CUE
OF THE SEASON!
Will Start Serving Dinner at 12 o’clock.
$1.50
THE AFTERNOON BEFORE the best PIG FOOT
STEW and STEAK SUPPER will be served, start
ing about 6 o’clock. Plenty of steak.
All this is ibeing done to help build a new church.
‘We propose to give you service and value for your
money, so come and help a good cause.
Supper and dinner will be served at the School
House, rain or shine.
THE NOTED COOK
KIRKSEY KOON will prepare both, supper and
dinner.
MRS. DORIS K. HARMON
Mrs. Doris Dorothy Kibler
Harmon, 69, widow of Thomas
W. Harmon, died Sunday at
her home in the Rutherford
section of Newberry county af
ter several yeans of declining
health. .
She was a daughter of the
late Adam and Laura Argle
Kibler, prominent residents of
this section, and a member of
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Survivors include one son,
Thomas A Harmon of Pomaria,
three daughters, Mrs. T. L.
Crooks of Pomafia, Mrs. James
N. Shannon of Newberry, and
Mrs. E. J. Adinger of Elloree;
three brothers, John J. of Mor-
ven, N. C., William L. of New
berry, and Dave Kibbler of
Nacona, Tex.; one sister, Mrs.
E. M. Shealy of Columbia; and
six grandchildren.
July Clearance Sale on Hats!
Also Baby Dresses
1 LOT of HATS at $1.00
1 Lot of HATS at HALF PRICE
1 Lot of HATS at $5.00
1 Lot of Toddlers Dresses, SPECIAL at $1.00
(sizes 6 months to 18 months)
1005 Caldwell St. Opposite Central Meth. Church
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Newberry Federal
Savings & Loan
Association
Newberry, S. C.
At The Close of Business June 30, 1949
ASSETS
First Mortgage Loans
Investments and Securities 45,900.(1
Cash on Hand and In Banks 228,853.45
Office Equipment less depreciation 9,475.61
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( $4,324,695.96
LIABILITIES i
Members’ Share Accounts —I.—$3,827,269.19
Advances from Federal Home
v Loan Bank 1.' 300,000.00
Loans in Process ] | 6,561.83
Other Liabilities | \' 618.97
Specific Reserves ^ 2,171.52
General Reserves $166,259.26 \ \ " ^
Undivided Profits 21,815.19 188,074.45
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$4,324,695.96
MEMBER OF '
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration 75
United States Savings and Loan League
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
South. Carolina Savings, Building and Loan league
Society of Residential Appraisers
“EACH ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO $5000 BY AN AGENCY
OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT”
OFFICERS
JOHN F. CLARKSON, president
__ M. O. SUMMER, Vice President
J. K. WILLINGHAM, Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS—John F. Clarkson, J. K. Willingham, E. B: I^urcell
M. O. Summer, C. C. Hutto, G. K. Dominick.