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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 191
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DRAYTON RUTHERFORD
CHAPTER TO MEET.
The Drayton Rutherford Chaj>-
ter, U.D.C., will meet Tuesday,
March 6 at 3:30 o’clock at the
home of Mrs. W E. Shealy, with
Mrs. Briggs .and Mrs. Lister as
associate hostesses. Mrs. Ralph
Baker and Mrs. Richard Baker
will have the program. There
will be an open forum on Wade
Hampton.
Time to Begin Thinking About
Spring Planting
AND ITS TIME TO SEE US
We Carry A Full Line Of
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GARDEN & FARM SEED
at all times. Also we carry a complete line of Flower
and Grass Seed. We also carry a full and complete
line of the famous Ballard's Feed.
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No matter what your feed needs may be, we can sup
ply you with the proper food for both livestock and
poultry.
USED DOORS—We have receiv
ed several hundred good used
doors. Most sizes. Noah’s Ark,
Abbeville, S. C. 43-3tc.
USED PLUMBINO—Tubs, Sinks,
Lavotories. Load just arrived.
Noah’s Ark, Abbeville, S. C.43-3tc
Moore
says...
W E L L S
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Rex Allen
In Redwood Forest Trail
with Jeff Donnell and “Alfalfa’’
Switzer
Added—CODY OF* THE PONY
EXPRESS and WALT DISNEY
Comedy
Morning Show 9:30 Saturday
Wild Bill Elliott
in Hands Across the Border
Added—SERIAL and COMEDY
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Also Late Show 10:15
Saturday Night
What a chase he led them—the
men who sought his life and the
women who sought his love!
The Third Man
Joseph Gotten, Valli, Orson Wells
and Trevor Howard
Added—PATHE NEWS
3:00, 6:00, 7:00 & 9:00
2505 Main St.
Phone 1277
YOUR HOME
BEAUTIFUL
m a treasure chest of ideas
for colorful, attractive home
decoration, plus the sparkle of ''"',
Johnny Thompson's songs
BEGINNING THIS SATURDAY
TUNE IN AT 11:16 A. M.
WKDK11
MUTUAL
BROADCASTING
COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
The Avengers
John Carroll, Adele Mara and
Mona Maris
Added—Selected Shorts
Admission 12c-35c every dey
RITZ IS
THEATRE
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
Joel McCrea, Wanda Hendrix,
John Russell
Saddle Tramp
(In Technicolor)
Pox News
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Let’s give a hand to
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Volunteer Red Cross
Workers*
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T he year ’round they’re the store
keeper . . . the housewife . . . the
banker . .. the foreman in the plant.
This month they’re Red Cross work
ers—volunteers calling from door to
door, making it easier for you to give
... easier for you to help others through
your Red Cross.
They deserve a big vote of thanks
for giving up their time as well as their
money ... for laying aside their per
sonal affairs in order to put your Red
Cross and its missions of mercy first.
We know you’ll think of this when
the Red Cross representative comes to
your door.
-Published in appreciation of the men and women
in our community now working to assure that when
disaster strikes “Your Red Cross Will Be There."
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You, too, con help through
Your RED CROSS
THE KENDALL CO.
Oakland Plant
Mollohon Plant
SATURDAY
John Barrymore Jr., Chill Wills,
John Archer, Lois Butler
High Lonesome V
(In Technloolpr)
Musical Short—The Harmonicats
And Miguelito Waldes Orch.
MONDAY, TUESDAY &
WEDNESDAY
Susan Hayward, William Lundi-
gan, Rory Calhoun, Barbara Bates
Gene Lockhart, Lynn Bari
I'd Climb The Highest
Mountain
(In Technicolor)
M.G.M. News
DR1VE1N
FPTDAY and SATURDAY
The Paleface
In Technicolor
Bob Hope Jane Russell
SUNDAY
Miss Tatlocks Millions
with
Wanda Hendrix John Lund
Always A Color Cartoon
FARMS AND FOLKS
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that was the constant envy of the
smaller ones and the. girls.
One day Louis and Ben got
permission to go for water. Tha
teacher forgot he had already
promised Louis a whipping, or he
wouldn’t have let him go. The
old switch was about worn to a
stub; so he told them to stop by
See it from the beginning at
3:00, 4:46, 6:30 and 8:16
Note, change in admission begin
ning March 6th. Adults 40c Chil
dren 12c
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AT THE NEW TIME—9:00 P. M.
EVERY THURSDAY FROM '
WKDK
MUTUAL
BROADCASTING
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tha thickat there at tha foot of
the hill and bring him one on tfce
way back.
Louis had a bright idea. Know
ing that the switch they were
to bring would likely be used to
dust the seat of his own pants, he
said he would fix that With
his sharp knife he seamed }ha
switch around about half way
up
left hand an4 Ift fciSk
At the firs* strriM, the
snapped in. the middle,
teacher looted sternly aV
stub a moment, and then pi
ed to fini^b Louis off with
And he gate him more
ever.
Next day Ben got his too
Just being along when
schemed it. And his was
Ben and Louis passed the word five-foot ^switch that wasn t #
around. So after school some of ened in the mlaaie.
us peeped through the cracks That experience was wntt
from the outside and watched, by all as a good idea that
The teacher took Louis by the I work. .
BaOentine
Co. Inc.
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1-1949 Mercury Fordor,
Radio, Heater, white sidswaUg, seat
covers
1-1948 Fleetline Chevrolet,
Radio, Heater, color dark green
1-1950 Ford, Radio,
heater, seat covers, white sidewall
tires; priced right; color black
1-1949 Fleetline Chevrolet,
Radio, heater, seat covers, white sidewall
tires; color grey
1-1949 Plymouth
Special Deluxe, Radio, Hehter, seat
covers, very low mileage; color maroon
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1-1946 Chevrolet, 5 passenger
Club Coupe, radio, heater, plastic seat
covers; color Beige
1-1940 Chevrolet, Radio,
Heater, seat covers^ priced right for quick-
sell; color black
We Finance 0ur‘ Own Cars
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Comer of Nance and Harrington Street; a<
from Fire Department. Telephone
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HOW MUCH IS *
ONE RESCUE WORTH?
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A tiny hand above the water. Then
■lowly, slowly it sinks. But there is time—
■till time—if only someone is near,
someone who knows what to do. A twelve*
year-old boy, a woman, an old man—
anyone, if only he knows.
And the wonderful thing is that there
are millions who do know what to do and
how to do it. Last year alone, you—
through your Red Cross—made it possible
to train more than a half-million
people in water safety. Another 56,600
were authorised as instructors in water
safety and first aid. It is estimated
that 18,000,000 have had training
in first aid and water safety through
your Red Cross.
Many of these people are able to save
human life—priceless human life. How much
is this ability worth? It’s hard to
say—unless it is someone you love who
has been rescued.
* Your contributions to your Red Cross
can help carry on this training program,
help take it to new areas that need it.
Give now—it may save a life sooner than
you think.
You, too, con help through Your RED CROSS
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Published in the Interest of the Red Gross by
Newberry Federal Savings & Loan