Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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w-M&m *- .. ■ ■i'-: : ••,»v ' •* • w-' 4 ->.•. • ' -v . '■‘if. • *- $&(2i * &ap THE NEWBERRY SUN h mmmmM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1951 fTTPAY and SATURDAY Station West Dick Powell Jane Greer Color Cartoon SUNDAY _ Green Promise Robert Paige Margaret Chapman Color Cartoon Among those who hunt and fish, 'the gentlemen of the old sohool believe in keeping the women at home. Members of the new school believe in tak ing them along. Ted Trueblood stands somewhere between—it’s nice to get out with the fellows occasionally but it’s also nice to take the women part of the time. I have known men who took their wives along and let them do all the campwork. That’s a 1951 ■ , J- • • ■ i&i ASMCULTURAL PftOSftAM ro« SOUTH CAROLINA FARMING FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE Slab ^l^uuMunall Comnulkt*, CjhmMm. Cotbgz (jchmum, S&usmx, Cut your timber lightly and often. Take out mature trees and give the others room to grow. Keep South Carolina woodlands productive. We are interested in purchasing selectively marked timber. Let us bid on your mature timber. \ Fairfield Forest Products Co. BOYCE STREET NEWBERRY, S. C. — ;v r ELGIN* fl»- 17 f. w • ; : m fot AS UTTII AS lncl«dlnf Pod. T«« Vi* Only IIOIN has tha DuraPowar Mainspring. ELGIN guarantees it will never, never breakl A. Trim ea»€. Embossed figures and markers $33.75 f. Three facet crystal. Expansion hand. $47.50 C. Gilt figure and trylon dial. Expansion bracelet. $42.50 As Little As $1 Weekly W. E. Turner JEWELER Caldwell St. Nawbarry mistake. Cooking, washing dish* es, making beds and all the other chores she has to do 365 days a year don’t suddenly become fun Just because the room f i8 canvas and there is smoke in her eyes. Trueblood’s wife really enjoys camping. Their outfit is one rea son; it Insures their comfort re gardless of the weather. Her clothes are another reason. Many women swear off the outdoors after one unpleasant experience resulting from poorly chosen gar ments Her boots are the same as his but lighter and made on a wom an’s last. They are eight fhches high. She has .a pair of rubber- bottoms pacs for snow. She wears boys’ wool shirts because they are warmer and more comfort able than those made for women and have pockets with button- down flaps. She wears eithei* wool whipcord “pioneer pants’’ or women’s levls. She ailso has a pair of waterproof khaki for wet weather. Ridipg breeches are no good for hiking because they are too tight around the calvee. She wears a Stetson with s three-inch brim most of the time, but has a cap with ear flaps to use when It gets down around zero. She has a waterproof Jack et for rain and one of down for cold weather. She also has and wears when It Is cold, long wool underwear of the best quality. Cheap wool scratches. Her guns and fishing tackle are as good as her husband’s, but lighter. She has been care fully taught how to use them. Stories such as hers have proved to me that a normal girl or woman has both the interest and ability to become a skillful angler, hunter and camper And one who Is, I can assure you, will always be more, tolerant of her husband’s going alone once in a while. ' : i y POINT NO. 9: Clemson College Extension Ser- ' vice says: "Keep South Carolina forests green by giving farm woodlands better management and fire pro tection. Do a better job of marketing the timber crop. Reforest lands best suited to trees." Ballentine Motor Co. Inc. Weekend Specials TOP QUALITY CARS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES 1950 Belaire Chevrolet, 2-door $1950 radio, heater, teat covert, low mileage 1947 deluxe Ford, 2-door $995 radio, heater, teat covert 1949 Chevrolet, Styline, 2-door $1295 heater, eeat covert, a good buy for only I960 Ford Pickup, just like a new one $1375 1940 Chevrolet, 4-door, $575 radio, heater, leatherette upholstering 1936 Ford, 2-door, $495 white sidewall tires, heater, A*1 condition THESE PRICES GOOD FOR THIS WEEK-END ONLY. MANY MORE TO SELECT FROM “Our Reputation Rldee With Every Car We Sell” Corner of Nance and Harrington Street; across from Fire Department. Telephone 1387 R1TZ THEATRE THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell, Paul Lukaa, Robert Douglas Kim (In Technicolor) Fox News MONDAY A TUESDAY Joan Fontaine, Joseph Gotten Francoise Rosay, Jessica Tandy September Affair Cartoon—Dog Collard M.G.M. News WEDNESDAY^ Lizabeth Scott, Viveca Lindfors Dean Jagger, Don Defore, Charl ton Heston Dark City Also Short—When grandpa was a boy. WELLS THEATRE Spring - Suits Now is time to / yours. We have many from which to It. ♦ ♦ ♦ Morning Jon I have purchased the Friendly Cafe on Nance street, and cordially invite the public to pay us a visit. We are open during the week from 5:30 a.m. until 10:30 p .m, * ' Sunday hours will be from 7 o'clock a.m. until 10:00 o'clock p.m. * . -■ ■ • iP - _ .' - - ■ i WE SPECIALIZE IN SUNDAY DINNERS Friendly Cafe Mrs. Lonnie GTfiiam Nance Street FRIDAY and SATURDAY Show S :30 Saturday ohnny Mack Brown In Western Renegades with MAX TERHUNE Added—CODY OF THE PONY EXPRESS and LITTLE RAS CALS Comedy MONDAY and TUESDAY Also Late Show 10: IS Saturday Night The rare and racy adventures of a female savage In a jungle of Intrigue! Born To Be Bad Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan, Zachary /Scott and Joan Leslie Added—PATHE NEWS U. 3:00, 4:50, 6:40 & 8:30 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY China Sky Randolph Scott, Ruth ■ Warrick and Ellen Drew Added—Selected Shorts Admission 12c-35c every day SWANSDOWN ' - * ‘ * * , and several rands . . * na " jSar /->■ - Come to ... X rS ■ *u,-> 7, i • m 'v* • C'-r . m . ' - A, f.Vj an "THE SWEETEST MUSK THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN" 1 '*'*VS* GUY u»"MR D0 l We Endors v. ■ _ I \ N/UtMTED BY DAVID ROSS and featuring • THE TWIN PIANOS e DON RODNEY • KENNY GARDNER • THE LOMBARDO MEDLEY • THE VOCAL TRIO H. INI FAMOUS LOMBARDO I ■ MOURE STORY SUNDAY 3:30 o’clock P. M. WKDK11 ff COMPANY Point - 9 - of , SOUTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM AS SPONSORED BY . FARMING FOR I WIN NATI ONAL DEFENSE Slab ^l&ucuMtmall CJhrruum Sji/Uska POINT I. BALANCED FARMING: Make every acre do its part by planning the entire farm to make the best use of land, labor, equip ment, and finances, and by efficient production to meet market de mands. Provide for the health and well-being of the farm family. Meet high costs of production by repairing your farm machinery now. See CASE FARM MACHINERY CO. for parts and complete repair service. Good equipment used this year will require a lot less care. a Case Farm Machinery Co. J. ELLERBE SEASE CLEMSON COLLEGE EXTENSION SERVICE AND STATE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE "KEEP SOUTH CAROLINA FORESTS GREEN BY GIVING FARM WOODLANDS BETTER MANAGEMENT AND FIRE PROTECTION. DO A BETTER JOB OF MARKETING THE TIMBER CROP. REFOREST LAND BEST .SUITED TO TREES. MONEY ON MAIN STREET MAKES A TOWN CLICK. PROPERLY MANAGED WOODLANDS WILL FURNISH PERMANENTLY MORE INCOME FOR MORE PROSPERITY IN NEWBERRY. COUNTY. ^ Newberry Lumber 913 Clin. StrMt