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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 19!
Big Farm Doings At Clemson
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l^our speakers with wide train
ing and experiences in their re
spective fields will address gen
eral assembly audiences here
during Farmers’ Week, August
14-18 Their messages, dealing
with problems affecting agricul
ture and world affairs, are ex
pected to be highlights of the
week’s program.
These speakers, the time each
will speak, and the subject each
will discuss are Mrs Ben Wailes,
teacher, Sweet Briar College,
Sweet Briar, Va., Tuesday noon
assembly, Social and Economic
Changes of Today That Affect
Our Rural Homes; Hodding Cart
er, editor, Delta Democrat-Times,
Greenville, Miss., Wednesday
evening assembly, A Long Look
Ahead; C. A. Woodrum, presi
dent, American Plant Food Coun-
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welfare of the people of her
native state. In 1949 she was
awarded a certificate of merit
by the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute School of Agriculture for
service performed for agriculture
and rural Virginia.
Mr Carter, in addition to being
HODDING CARTER
DEAN RUSK
Dean Rusk, Assistant Sec-
cretary of State, Washing
ton, will discuss The Job
Ahead in Our Foreign Policy
at the Thursday evening,
August 17 Farmers’ Week
assembly program at Clem
son. Before becoming As
sistant Secretary of State
for Eastern affairs Mr. Rusk
has had wide military and
diplomatic experience at
home and abroad and is well
informed on world condi
tions. His talk is expect
ed to be one of the high
lights of the state-wide gath
ering at Clemson during the
week August 14-18.
Hodding Carter, editor.
Delta Democrat-Times, Green
ville, Miss., and widely
known author and publisher,
will discuss A Long Look
Ahead at the Wednesday
evening, August 16, assem
bly meeting at Fanners'
Week, Clemson. The Farm
ers’ Week program extends
from August 14-18 with in
teresting speakers, demon
strations, and entertainment
each day.
£9--
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cil, Inc., Washington, D. C.,
Thursday noon assembly Agri
culture in A Crisis; and Dean
Rusk Assistant Secretary of
State, Washington, D. C., Thurs
day evening assembly, The Job
Ahead in Our Foreign Policy.
Mrs. Wailes is the wife of a
Virginia dairy farmer. She is
associate professor of sociology
at Sweet Briar College and teach
es courses in social problems, the
community, family life, and child
welfare. She is past president
of the Virginia Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs, is
now historian for this organiza
tion, and is either a member or
officer of several organizations
concerned with the health or
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• MRS. BEN WAILES
Mrs. Ben Wailes, teacher,
Sweet Briar College, Sweet
Briar, Virginia, will be the
speaker at the first assembly
program at Clemson’s Farm
ers’ Week, August 14-18.. She
will speak at noon Tuesday,
August 15, on the subject,
Social and Economic Changes
of Today That Affect Our
Homes.
an editor and writer of widely
read and quoted newspaper edi
torials, is an author and publish
er who has received many covet
ed awards. Among these awards
are Neiman fellowship for news
papermen, Harvard University,
1939; Guggenheim fellowship for
creative writing, 1945; Pulitzer
prize for editorial writing, 1946;
Southern Library award, 1945;
honorary doctor of letters, Bow-
doin College, 1947; and honor
ary degree of Master of Arts,
Harvard University, 1947.
Mr. Woodrum studied law at
Washington and Lee University
and was licensed to practice law
in Virginia in 1908. He was
commonwealth's attorney, Roa
noke, Virginia, 1917-1919; judge.
Bench of Hustings, 1919-1922;
elected to Congress in 1922 and
served continuously for 23 years
until he resigned to become pres
ident of the American Plant Food
Council in January 1946.
Mr. Rusk is a native of Chero
kee county Georgia; a graduate
of Davidson College, Davidson,
CLIFTON A. WOODRUM
C. A. Woodrum, president,
American Plant Food Coun
cil,, Washington, D. C., will
be one of the feature speak
ers at Clemson’s Farmers’
Week, August 14-18. He will
speak at the Thursday mid
day assembly meeting on the
subject, Agriculture in A
Crises
N. C.; and a Rhodes scholar for
three years at Oxford University,
with later studies at. the Univer
sity of Berlin and at the Univer
sity of California. He has had
wide experience in military and
diplomatc service at home and
abroad, carryng out many stra
tegic and important assigments.
Since March 1950, he has been
Assistant Secretary of State for
Far Eastern Affairs.
The Tuesday evening assembly
program will feature USDA agen
cies in South Carolina, and the
Wednesday noon assembly pro
gram will honor the South Caro
lina Master Farm Families. Spec
ial music and entertainment fea
tures have been arranged for the
assembly meetings throughout
the week.
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THEATRE
FRIDAY
JIMMY WAKE3LY
in COURTIN' TROUBLE
with Canntonball Taylor
Added—THE INVISIBLE MON
STER and BASHFUL ROMEO
Comedy
SATURDAY
Morning Show 5*30 Saturday
THE EAST SIDE KIDS in
MASTER MINDS
Added—BRUCE GENTRY and
WALT DISNEY Comedy.
MONDAY ft TUESDAY
Also Late Show 10:15
Saturday Night
Their Newest! Funiest! Musical
The Marx Brox. in
LOVE HAPPY
Ilona Massey, Vera Ellen and
Marion Hutton
Added—PA THE NEWS
3:00, 4:42, 6:24, & 8:06
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
MILITARY ACADEMY
with That 10th Avenue Gang
Stanley Clements, Myron Welton,
Gene Collins and Leon Tyler
Added—THIS IS AMERICA
3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30 & 9:00
Admission 12c-35c every day
IN HOSPITAL
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
STATE DEPARTMENT FILE 649
In Color
Virginia Bruce William Lundigsn
SUNDAY
BIG JACK
Wallace Berry Marjorie Main
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Abbott and Costello Meet Frank
enstein
Plenty of good laughs for every
one
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
Mrs. Carman Bouknight, Silver-
street
Mrs. Frank C. Brooks and
Bay Boy, Rt. 2
Mrs. I. B. Duck and Baby Boy,
Rt. 1
Lillie Lou Evans. Moultriville
Mrs. Margaret Fellers
Miss Viola Garner, Silverstreet
Mr. Bowman Graham, Pomaria
Master Herbert Hill, Rt. 4,
Sumter
Miss Corene Hawkins, Rt. 1,
Proaperity
Micheal Hite, 1516 Glenn street
Mrs^ Rosa A. Johnson, Rt. 3
Mr. Robert Lindler, Little
Mountain
Mrs. Hugh McKain, 1539 Churchy
street, Whitmire
Mr. C. C. Monts, Prosperity
Mr. Arthur Pugh, Rt # 1, New
berry
Mrs; J. S. Pugh Rt. 2, Pros
perity
Mrs. Alice Robertson, 2702
Milne Ave.
Mrs. R. D. Shealy, CJttle Moun
tain v
Mr. J. N. Seibert, Rt. 1, Pros
perity
Mrs. Jerry Wofford, Rt. 1
Mr. Noland Wesson, 1210
Graves street
Mrs T. T. Wicker and Baby
Boy No. 1 and Baby BoBy No 2,
Rt 2 Newberry
, Mrs William Wood and Baby
Girl, 1307 Second street -
Mrs. Mike L. Youmans and
Baby Girl. 1241 Grenshaw street
Waiting For Whites of Red Eyes
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Mrs. O. B. Cannon has moved
into the Wiseman apartment on
Calhoun street, from Johnstone
street. She is occupying the
apartment recently vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. Mederith Harmon,
who are now making their home
on Cornelia street.
Allen Calcote, son of Rev. and
Mrs. C. A. Calcote of Sugons-
ville. Tenn., spent las weekend
in the home of Miss Fannie Mae
Carwile on Calhoun street. Allen
joined several of his friends in
Newberry to spend a couple of
weeks on a house party at Ocean
Drive.
Esther Williams Red Skelton
In Color
ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON!
R1TZ
THEATRE
THURSDAY ft FRIDAY
Joan Crawford, David Brian,
Steve Cochran, Kent Smith
THE DAMED DON’T CRY
Popeye Cartoon
Fox News
SATURDAY
Susan Hayward, Robert Preston,
Pedro Armendariz
TULSA
In Technicolor
Cartoon—HARMONY HALL
MONDAY ft TUESDAY
Maureen O’Hara, Macdonald Carey
Will Geer
COMANCHE TERRITORY
In Technicolor
Cartoon—HOMELESS HARE
MGM NEWS
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WEDNESDAY
Rital Hayworth, Victor Mature
John Sutton, Carole Landis
MY GAL SAL
Cartoon—TOM & JERRY
TYPHOID CLINIC
The County Health Department
will hold Typhoid clinics on Mon
day, August 14th at:
Stony Hill School 9:30 a.m.
O’Neal School 10.30 a.m.
Mt. Moriah (col) 11:30 a.m.
Diphtheria, Whooping Cough,
Tetanus and Smallpox vaccine
will be available for anyone who
desires this protection.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lominick
of Charleston and Charles Pruiett
of York, were Sunday guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs W. S.
Lominick on Hunt Street.
APPLES
Starks Red Delicious now
ready, call 787-J Bring
Containers
GEO. E. STONE
Off Cut-Off Road
® SOMEWHERE IN KOREA. — PiVjof of the fact that a
fighting, this G.L tank commander awaits word that his fire su
as It is, this tank is being used as defensive artillery, instead of
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Mr. and Mrs. ,J. W. Smith are
spending their vacation this week
at the Beach.
Patrolman Harry E. Beden
baugh of Abbeville, Js spending
his vacation this week in New-
berry with friends.
Mrs. W. S. Lominick visited
her son-in-law and daughter.
Prof, and Mrs. C. M. McHugh
and family in Clemson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Harmon
and Dr. and Mrs. Kemper Lake,
spent Sunday in the North Caro
lina Mountains Brevard and
other scenic spots were visited.
DR. R. C. MINOR
OPTOMETRIST
IIOOK2 CALDWELL ST.
OFFICE HOURS
9 to 12
I to 5:30
PHONE 268
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