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THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 Victorian WALLACE to*'-* s oto »* snR Knife, Fork, Tea Spoon, Salad Fork, Soup Spoon and Butter Spreader. Place Setting about $25.50 Select Your Pattern NOW Pay $1.00 a Week W. E. TURNER t JEWELER COUNTRY HAM and f RED GRAVY!! Now, you can .have both, for we are offering the finest COUNTRY style CURED HAMS in weights from 9 to 14 pounds. Call us for one of these tender, juicy hams. You’ll be delighted! FARMERS ICE & FUEL CO. PHONE 155 GEORGE MARTIN, Manager A CARD OF THANKS There is no human way for us to personally thank the kind people individually for the wonderful sympathetic spirit shown us in the lingering ill ness and death of our husband and father, Marto Amick Were it not for God’s sustaining gra<?e and your love and sympathy our grief would be more than we could bear. Through your graciousness you have assisted us in so many ways, and every thing done for us has helped us to be able to bear our burdens. If true friendship is to prove itself in the hour of need, sus pense and grief, then such loyal friendships has generously been proven by our friends and those of slight acquaintence. We thank every one from the depths of our hearts. MRS. MARTO AMICK AND CHILDREN . NOTICE The City of Newberry will receive sealed bids until 10 A. M. March 20th on Summer Uniforms for Police and Fire Department. Uniforms will consist of 2 pairs trousers, 12% ounce serge; 6 grey uniform shirts, 1 summer cap. Samples to be submitted with bids. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. THE CITY OF NEWBERRY CHICKS — SPECIAL OFFER: N. H. Red, Barred Rock, Barred Cross, Red-Rock and Rye Cross Chicks $6.95 per 100 —100% live delivery — C.O.D. Bay State Baby Chicks, 63 Laurel St., Manchester, N.H. tn £ letzuitiful Mm 3 wee& '-rom In one short week—you can have a lovelier complexion with DuBarry Special Cleansing Preparation. ITiis fragrant, powdery meal . . . the beginning of beauty for every DuBarry Success School pupil ... is formulated for oily or dry skins of all ages, specially suited for teen-age / "problem” complexions. Use it faithfully as directed* for the promise of a smooth, radiant skin! *For directions, come in today for your free copy of the DuBarry Success-O-Plan by Richard Hudnutl 1212 MAIN ST. PHONE 610 WELLS THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WHIP WULSON in “Riders of the Dusk" with ANDY CLYDE Added—RADAR PATROL VS. SPY KING THREE STOOGES Comedy MONDAY 8c TUESDAY Also Late Show 10:30 Saturday Here’s a reckless racing Rooney—driving for glory in the toughest race of them all— Mickey Rooney, Thomas (Mitchell, Micheal O’Shea and Spring Byington Added—PATHE NEWS 3:00, 4:47, 6:35 & 8:06 WEDNESDAY 8t THURSDAY “THEY LIVE BY NIGHT" Farley Granger, Cathy ODonnell and Howard Da Silva Added—CARTOON. 3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 & 9:00 Morning Show 9:30 Saturday ROY ROGERS RIDERS CLUB WESTERN AND COMEDY Admission 12c-35c every day OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY GEORGE O’BRIEN in “FIGHTING GRINGO” and DANCING PIRATES in COLOR with FRANK MORGAN. Added—COMEDY Admission 9c and 25c all day RITZ THEATRE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Van Johnson, John Hodiak, Ricardo Montalban, George Murphy, Marshall Thompson, Jerome Courtland, Denise Dar- cel—in "BATTLEGROUND" FOX NEWS Feature Thursday and Friday starts at 2:42, 4:51, 7, and 9:09. Feature Saturday starts at 12:35 2:44, 4:53, 7:02 and 9:11. MONDAY ft TUESDAY Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith, S. Z. Sakall, Douglas Kennedy and James Brown, in "MONTANA" (TECHNICOLOR) Bugs Bunnv CARTOON. MGM NEWS WEDNESDAY Scott Brady, John Russell, Dor othy Hart, Peggy Dow, in—, "UNDERTOW" L? Also two SHORTS “BATTfeR- UP” and “CRASHING THE MOVIES : —xa— DRIVE-IN THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY STANEEY AND LIVINGSTON Spencer Tracy, Nancy Kelly ADODED—CARTOON SATURDAY "WILD FRONTIER" ALAN LANE Cartoon—SCREWBALL Comedy: Uninvited Blonde SUNDAY “SOUTHERN YANKEE" Red Skelton, Arlene Dahl OUT FOXED Cartoon. ALSO COMZEDY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "SINGAPORE" Fred MacMurray, Ava Gardner SWISS CHEESE—CARTOON THURSDAY and FRIDAY "RIFF RAFF" Pat O'Brien, Ann Jefferys Added—CARTOON Always a Complete Show Alter 9:30 PJd. — Saturdays 10:30 For A Healthy Good-Looking Lawn Q use ooc/a// POWER MOWER ENUMERATORS NEEDED Persons wishing four week’s work with the Census depart ment should go to the Senior high school building March 18 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. and take a short written test. More enumerators are needed for this county for the work which begins March 27. Possession of a car and driver’s license are necessary in these jobs. Anyone with an average amount of intelligence can do this work and such persons are urged to apply. You do not have to be a college graduate or even a Democrat. Patent 1 *.208,971 160,411 Hi* FIRST Poww Mower with a Vertical Crankshaft, 4 Cycle Meter Goodall cuts your grass in Jfrd time, gives your lawn that golf green look! Cuts on any terrace or hillside, gets into hard to reach places with ease I mil • . tXCilSIff •ssssrT •* n 2S’5» •2S8U •""‘’“wW- R. M. Lominack HARDWARE vmtuittOHt ...NO •ueetmfid duplication*. Rabbit Feed—Rabbit Crocks— Pigeon Feed—Helth Grit—Fish Meal and Meat Scraps for Poul try and Pigs—Oyster Shells— Dog Feed—Poultry Feeds. R. DerriU Smith and Son, Inc. Wholesale Grocers MR. SUMMR IS 90 J. Hack Summer, oldest mer chant in years as well as in point of service, reached his 90th birthday Thursday. Mr. Summer retired from business last year. His health is fairly good and he is devoting his time to his life-long hobby of gardening at which he is some what of an expert. Mrs. H. L. Parr and son, C. B. Parr, Sr., spent Saturday in Statesville in the home of Mrs. Parr’s grandson, Rev. Louis Patrick and family. The Pat ricks are planning to move to Charlotte next week where Mr. Patrick has accepted a call to the First ARP church. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Haw kins announce the birth of a son, Miles Chester, Jr., Monday at the county hospital. Thursday • Friday • Saturday <zt Ttrtsione SPECIAL — lust Arrived! Reg* 2.98 [PLASTIC RAINCOATS Hurry... Hurry... These Won't Last Longl Hard-to-Believe, but it's True ... Now Firestone Offers You a Raincoat for the Mere Price of a Pressing Bill! They're Finest Quality. • • So Lightweight... So Smart Looking! Fold 'Em Up... Tuck 'Em in Your Pocket. . . Carry One in Your Car Save Every Tune It Rains] GET HERE EARLY1 FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO SUPPLIES 945 MAIN STREET PHONE 572 Eyelet's Right for the mother-to-be Now is the time when you want a soft feminine look to your clothes. And what could be more perfect than this cool cotton broadcloth of McKettrick's, with all the eyelet trim your heart «lesires? Maize, blue, lilac, or pink— sizes 10 to 18. $11.00 Carpenter’s VFW AUXILIARY ELECTS On Monday, March 13, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Livings- ton-Wlse Post VFW elected the following officers for the com ing year: President: Miss Jo Shannon. Sr. Vice-P: Mrs. Jo Shannon. Jr. Vice-P: Mrs. William C. Armfield. Treasurer: Mrs. O. O. Cope land, Jr. Chaplain: Mrs. Julia White. Conductress: Mrs. William Wicker. Guard: Mrs. Lonnie Gilliam. Trustee: Miss Evelyn Burns. These officers will be install ed April 10. The State president of the VFW Auxiliary, Mrs. Mary Grant of Rock Hill will visit the Auxiliary on this date and act as installation officer. SOCIETY TO MEET The Women’s Society of Christ ian Service of Central Method ist church will meet Monday, 20th, at four o’clock . at the church. All members are ask ed to be present. The Newberry Community Concert Association will pre sent Louis Roney, tenor, in the last concert of the series on March 29th, at 8:30 in th6 New berry high school auditorium. Picture frames made to order. Plenty of samples in all sizes and fin ishes to choose from. Nichols Studio .•!«j -CHAmSTOH’S FAMOUS GARDENS MAGNOLIA • CYPRESS • MIDDLETON Now In Full Bloom Buy Our Combination Ticket. See All Three Gardens and Save "A Visit You Will Always Treasure'' GLADIOLI BULBS Offering' a selection of some of the newest varieties in gladioli. Brilliant colors, some beautifully ruffled.. KING LEAR Heavily ruffled velvet. ELIZABETH THE QUEEN New, ruffled, soft lavender, one of the ' prettiest varieties in existence. SPOTLIGHT Best yellow with small red feather in throat. PICARDY Old favorite salmon. MAID OF ORLEANS Most dependable white. LEADING LADY Cream sport of Picardy. , 1 WANDA " liil|§ Another Picardy sport. ETHEL CAVE COLE Soft Pink, large. ROSA VAN LIMA Medium pink, good. REWI FALLU Oxblood red, striking. CORONA New cream with pink picoiee edge. * NEW EUROPE Bright new red. ALSO, WE OFFER RUBRUM LILIES Excellent for outdoor planting. Remem ber seeing them last spring? They are lovely. CACTI For those gardeners who do forget to water plants. BEGONIAS Double white, double ones. Later, red and pink CARTER’S GREENHOUSES R. F. D. 4 Call 513-R-4 FLOWERS & GIFTS 1109 Caldwell Call 719