The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 12, 1950, Image 8
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THINGS FOR
THE MODERN YOUNG MOTHER
Things which will make her. household
I duties more pleasant her work less
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Kitchen Equipment designed for easy
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Modern Washing Machines . . .
HOTPOINT
Washing Machines
Refrigerators
Stoves
. . . and literally hundreds upon
B hundreds of items, anyone of which
would make Mother happy.
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You will find here merchandise anyone
would be proud to .own.
Come today and get something for
“MOM”
R. M. LOMINACK
HARDWARE •
Main Street
All SWEETHEARTS Love FLOWERS
and THAT GOES FOR YOUR BEST
YOUR MOTHER.
From our own Greenhouses we offer—
Orchids and Sweetpeas
Fuschias
Callas and Coleas
Double and Everblooming Begonias
Gloxinias
Cinnerarias
All fresh and just lovely to behold!
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We ALSO OFFER
Carnations, Roses, Gardenias, Glads
all in breath-taking beauty.
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A pretty POT PLANT in one of the
above would please Mother no end.
Come in today and make arrangements
for Mother’s Day Flowers
CARTER’S
FLOWERS & GIFTS
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Phones: Day 719 — Night 513R4
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PROSPKUTY ITEMS
(Contimved from page 5)
blue, were cleverly carried out
to the minutest details. Silver
'tars formed a danopy for the
lovely- garden into which* the
gymnasium had been trasns-
formed by the use of trees,
flowers, rocks, and rock walls.
The 'warns from the electric
moon and the candles cm the
tables a«nd the blue ' spot light
cast a lovely glow over the
scene.
The menu consisted of: Little
Diopper (fruit cup), Zodiac
(chicken salad), Fleecy Clouds
(potato fluff). Full Moon (rolls).
Venus Style Peas (.buttered
was). Star Dust (butterV. Moon
Shine (tea), Heavenly Hash,
Angel Cake, mints.
The fallowing program was
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Invocation }— Bobby Seastrunk
Twinkle, Twinkle little Star-
Gay Bowers.
Thank Your Lucky Stars
Anne Bedenbaugh.
Fixed Stars — Doris Moore.
FRIDAY, MAY 12.
Hitch Your Wagon To a Star—
Supt. C. E. Hendrix.
Piano Sol—Mrs. Alvin Hipp.
Steadfast As the Stars—Beth
Pugh.
Brightest Star—Dr. V. A. Long.
Skit — Tomtmy Stearns Scrubs
Up—Von Anderson Long.
Piano Solo—Mrs. Ralph Epting
Ballet—Miss Melba Derrick.
The waitresses, dressed in
white with blue aprons, were
Misses Faye Sthealy, Peggy
Joyce Brown, Anne Hendrix,
Ruth Kelley, Sadie Buzhard,
Carolyn Fulmer, Joan Hawkins,
Amaiie Bedenubaiugh, Mary Ann
Seastrunk, Joyce Connelly, Al-
freida Hipp, Annette Hawkins,
and • Clara Pugh.
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OUR CONRATULATIONS
TO ALL THE
MOTHERS
ON MOTHER’S DAY
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Gloves
Hosiery
Bags
Slips
Gowns
Handkerchiefs
Cosmetics
Umbrellas
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Pajamas
Panties
Costume Jewelry
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Sweet, saucy or
exotic...a splash
of Tussy Early Iris,
White Carnation* ]£ Tly M ,
or New Flame white Came • -
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PLOW YOUR OWN GARDEN
—easily and economically
with a CHOREMASTER garden
tractor; also mow your lawn
and do other jobs with this
handy little implement. TED
McDOWELiL, 721 Pope Street,
will be glad* to demonstrate the
Chare master to you. Phone
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For Export Repair Bring
Your Radio
GEO. N. MARTIN
Radio Service
SALES and SERVICE '
BOYCE STREET
Opposite County Library
. 24 HOURS SERVICE
Telephone ',311W
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THEATRE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
John W)ayn<i, Hairy Carey, Jr.
THREE GODFATHERS
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Added CARTOON
Young Mothers . .
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Grand Mothers . .
You will find here a present
for Mothers of all ages.
Make Mother happy Sunday
by selecting something for
her from our store.
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TOWLE'S OLD MASTER TOWLE'S KINO RICHARD TOWLE'S MAD!
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SATURDAY
Jimmy Wakedy
OKLAHOMA BLUES
Added: Oairtoon and Musical
MONDAY
Lih Palmer, Sam Wanamaker
MY GIRL TISA
Added CARTOON
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Gene Kelly, Katherian Grayson
KISSING BANDIT
Added CARTOON
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G. B. SUMMER & Sons
- Furniture --
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
. Randolph Scott
RETURN OF THE BAD MEN
Aiko CARTOON and COMEDY
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THEATRE
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
Red Skelton, Gloria De Haven,
Walter Slezak, Edward Arnold,
James Gleason
THE YELLOW CAB MAN
Also Short: Sing Me Good Byd
FOX NEWS
SATURDAY
John Garfield, Mdcheldne Prelie
Luther Adler
UNDER MY SKIN
Cartoon—Barber of Seville
MONDAY A TUESDAY
William Holden, Joan Caulfield
Billy De Wolfe, Mona Freeman,
Edward Arnold
DEAR WIFE
Also Short
MGM NEWS
i f WEDNESDAY
Bing Croeftjy, Fred Astaire, Mar
jorie Reynolds, Virginia Dale,
Walter Able
HOLIDAY INN
Also Cartoon
Morning Show 10 A.M. Monday
and Wednesday
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Madera Victorian
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As Little As $1 Weekly
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JEWELER
Caldwell St.
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Knife, Fork. Tea _ ,
Fork, Soup Spoon and
Spreader
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