The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 25, 1951, Image 5
THE NEWBERRY SUN
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THORPFS SON DEBUTS
IN "RHUBARB"
' HOLLYWOOD—New films
ually result in new fashions.
If Hollywood movie:makers of
fer theater-goers a South Sea Is
land ©fc)ic, nine out of ten best-
idressecj cosmopolitans will add a
.dash of South Sea Islands appeal
'to thetr wardrobes. Productions
with circus backgrounds, Deep
South .settings and Latin Ameri-
^can atmosphere all leave thei,
mark on the world of style. Lat-
jest film to influence fashions and
, k win new friends is the Bob Hope-
t Marilyn JWaxwell comedy, “The
Lemon Drop Kid.” The exciting
color, /‘Lemon Drop Yellow,” is
adding spark to high voltage fash-
rious. It has invaded dress, acces
sory} even bathing suit fields.
MARILYN M A X W E I. L. the
Monde and beautiful leading lady
of the BOB HOPE comedy has
selected a “Lemon Drop Yellow”
swim suit for her summer ward
robe. ^Designed by Pose Marie
Reid, this “I^emon Drop Suit”
highlights a strapless “top” and
sleek lines that mold to the act
ress figure like a second skin.
If “Oscars” were given for
best dressed actress” at the re-
•ent Acadmey Award event JAN
STERLING would be the proud
owner of a golden statuette. For
the occasion, the star of Para-
mout’s “Appointment With Pan-
■er” and “Ace In the Hole’’ wore
an evening dress of lemon yel
low topaz net. The skirt is fab
ulous; the neckline is cut like a
Between Us Girls
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the Hoix Sloop, celebrated
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WEARiNC MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES
RATING FROM THE CRUSAOSS,
rPEP/cr EP/sooes from the
'Bible. The ceremony has been
HECO ANNUAUX FOR ALMOST^
600 YEARS.
A NEW YORK CITY judge re-
^ cently told the parents of ju
venile delinquents to discipline
their youngsters by applying “a
stick where it will do the most
good.” Not what you would call
a spanking tiew theory!
Definition of .“relief”: Returning
from a summer trip, dashing into
the house, racing upstairs and dis
covering that the bedroom window
was not left open after alL
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Thieves broke into a Brooklyn
candy store and stole a case of
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Margaret Whiting has added lullabies to her repertoire for
the benefit of her daughter, Debbie, who is clearly one of the
most rapt fans the CBS songstress ever had.
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IrANS-ATLANTTC AIRLINES
/ REPORT THAT MANY MORE
/ Americans are fly/nc
^EUROPEmon THAN
\ WENT CAST YEAR.
Vj/RRENT BOOKINGS ARE
\^AR AHEAP OF
^FIGURES.
In DENMARK eve* r YEAR DURING
THE FIRST MEEK OF JuNE / THE ROYAL BAILEE
ONE OF THE LEADING PANCE GROUPS /N THE
NORLD,SrAG£S A GAY AND BR/LUANT^
BALLET FESTIVAL WITH PERFORMANCES*
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haltar. To accept JAN’S very
slim waistline, a wide cummer
bund studdied with hundreds of
topaz studs was added.
Other Hollywoo stars are
sparking their spring and sum
mer outfits with “lemon drop” ac
cessories. BETTY HUTTON
teams lemon yellow shoes, belt
and purse with a grey flannel
suit. JOAN FONTAINE obtains a
flash of yellow at the cuff of a
navy suit via a lemon yellow
hanky. CORINNE CALVET wears
a lemon yellow beret and lemon
gloves with a black linen after
noon dress. And POLLY BER
GEN ties a lemon yellow kerchief
’round her neck and left wrist
when she wears a chocolate
brown shantung suit.
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SIMILARITY?
Then there was the young Balt
imore lovely who gave up plans
for a career as an opera singer
and decided to become a profes
sional lady wrestler. Is doing
well, too.
HOLLYWOOD—Jim Thorpe, re
garded as America’s all-time
greatest all-around athlete, is
beaming these days.
His adopted son, William Thurl-
by, 27, is making his screen de
but with Ray Milland and Jan
Sterling in “Rhubarb.” Producers
William Perlberg and George Sea-
bubble gum. How cheeky can you
get?
London police picked up two'
men and charged them with steal
ing lingerie but both suspects re
fused to talk. Maybe because the
items were unmentionables. 1
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ton interviewed him and were so
impressed by his personality they
cast him in a supporting role
without a screen test.
Pack dough in empty marga
rine cartons when making re
frigerator cookies. When chilled,
• he dough can easily be sliced
into squares or triangles.
To distribute wear on sheets
evenly, put the small hem at the
top of the bed at least half of
he time.
Starching will cut Ironing time
n half. Dresses, skirts, shirts,
and blouses stay cleaner longer,
shed dust and dirt more easily,
and keep a crisp, fresh look lon
ger.
Come Hither?
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Everyone knows that Pontiac is famous
for dependability. If you want personal
confirmation of that fact, talk to some
of our Pontiac owners. Talk to owners
of high-mileage cars—owners who can
speak from experience You’ll be sur
prised how many will say, “The most
dependable car in America! ” •
on wheels—a joy to drive and to ride in.
But it’s that reputation for dependabil
ity and long, trouble-free operation
which causes so many people to make
Pontiac their choice.
That, essentially, is why the 1951
Pontiac is in such tremendous demand.
To be sure, it is the most beautiful tiling
Bear that in mind when you consider
your next n$w automobile. It’s one of
the big reasons why so many pepple
are saying, “Dollar for Dollar, You
Can’t Beat a Pontiac!” Come in today
—get the facts and figures that prove it.
PAULA RAYMOND seems to
have that sort of a look in her
eyes, which ought to be all right*
'with everybody. She is now film
ing “The Tall Target ” at M-G-M5)
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ELIZABETH TAYLOR went in
heavy for ice cold lemonade while
on location filming “Father’s
Little Dividend” forM-G-M with
Speneer Tracy.
NOTICE !
HAYES MOTOR COMPANY
1504 Main Street Newberry, S. C.
Cleavous O. Holmon, a gradu
ate of the Cedar Springs School
for the Deaf and Blind, located at
the Drayton Street School Can
teen, rebottoms chairs, makes
key cases, coin purses, ladies
and men’s belts, men’s suspenders
and bill folds. Would appreciate
orders for same. Please inquire
about door-mats, brooms, and
other Items. Telephone NoN. 693
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SEA FLOWER
The State Department has asked
Congress for one million dollars to
wine, dine and otherwise enter
tain foreign government officials.
Guess they are t all staunch “party*
men!
Proper Diet Taught
By Pair White Rats!
School officials in Des Moines,
Iowa 'are using laboratory ifeeth-
ods to teach fifth-grade children
abput proper diet. A pair of
yourtg white rats are housed in
separate cages in the classroom.
One rat Is fed the food some
children like best—starchy dishes,
candy, soda pop, etc. The other’s
diet comes straight from the
school’s cafeteria, and Includes
plenty of vegetables and dairy
products. Good Housekeeping
magazine reports that the chil
dren themselves chart the growth
rate of each rat, comparing their
weights and developments.
Thia eye-catching cotton •winwult
— not the girl — ia called “aee
flower'* becanao fc baa a long*
stemmed waiattine >h*t Moaaoma in*
to e slim-flaring akin. The bright
cotton swimanit waa created by Cole
of California in flag-printed piquet
the National Cotton Council says.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Freezer Locker Pap
er and Containers—Roll Paper
and Paper Bags—Napkins—Drink
ing Cups—Ice Cream Cones—
Soda Straws—Paper Towels and
Toilet Tissue. R. Derrill Smith
and Son Inc., Wholesale Grocers,
Newberry, S. C. 2-2tc.
WATCH AND
JEWELRY REPAIRS
BROADUS LIPSCOMB
WATCHMAKER
2309 Johnstone Street
For Expert Repair Bring
Your Radio and Television
GEO. N. MARTIN
Radio and Television
Service
SALES and SERVICE
BOYCE STREET .
Opposite County Library
24 HOUR SERVICE
Telephone 311
JIM’S
WATCH REPAIRS
Watch and Jewlery
Repairs
Pearls restrung
EXPERT
WORKMANSHIP
Jim's Watch Repairs
FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951
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•‘He’s so funny about moving his things that
started spring house cleaning • • •**
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WANTED TO RENT—smaU light-
housekeeping room or reason
able room with board. Contact
Veterans Administration office,
Phone 779. * 2-ltp.
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BABY CHIX—5000 Sat. A.M. 19
at $13.95 per 100. With each
box of 100 we will give 10 chii
free. These are the same qual
ity chix we have pleased our
Customers this Season.
Bring your fresh firtile eggs,
we’ll hatch them—Guenies, quail,
phesants, turkey- and chix. Ross
Burton’s Hatchery, Whitmire, S.
C. 2-ltc.
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I SHAPE YOUR PUT
WITH TODAY’S SA
The action you take now - settii
of every paycheck — will help
future. Let u» help, with an ' ii
account that , earns for you, hers.
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CEMENT WORK—such as pav
ing walks, sidewalks, drive
ways, floors, and porches. I do
any kind of cement work. If
you need any work of this kind
done, get in touch with me at
634 Morgan street, or write me
at this address and I will call
and make an estimate on the
work you want done. Phone 850-J.
T. J. Bouknight. l-3tp.
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AVJNGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF NEWBERRY
RABBIT FEED—Rabbit Crocks—
Rabbit Salt—Also breeders and
young rabbits at reasonable pric
es—Grey Chinchillas—White An
goras—Black and White Dutch.
R. Derrill Smith and Son, Inc.,
Wholesale Grocers, Newberry, S.
C. 62-2tc.
1. K. Willingham. Sec’y Newberry,
Carrousel Coffee Cake
IRIS Bulbs for sale Wednesday
Afternoon or after qlk p.m.
week days.
Kinard’s Iris Gardens, 1517 Friend
Street. 61-3tp.
Tt’s a party!” the children will exclaim when you
a frosted Carrousel Coffee Cake that goefc ’round
and ’round like a merry-go-round.
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Menu charmer for spring is a gay Carrousel Coffee Cake,'*
spicy-sweet bread that you can make at home by varying your
mon bun recipe.
This coffee cake has a party-going glamor at a penny-wise
It can be made for as little as 30 cents. In addition. Carrousel <
Cake is a versatile bread or dessert. You’ll like its feathery lightness
and cinnamon flavor with stewed fresh rhubarb for luncheon dessert
or with preserves and coffee for teatime or canasta refreshments. Any
left over can be toasted for family breakfast
Carrousel Coffee Cake is another of the delicious enriched breeds
that give your family lots of good nourishment—especially protein,
essentia] B-vitamins, and food iron. These food values are important
in building strong bodies, good red blood and in maintaining healthy
skin, vitality, and general good health.
In fact you’ll And all breads made with enriched white flew have
a way of making vitamins taste as good as calories!
CARROUSEL COFFEE CAKE
2 Vi cups uftod enriched Soar
ickise yeast, compressed or dry
up lukewarm water
1 pai
cup
cup milk
cup sugar
t teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons shortening
ta&espoons melted buttes os
cup sugar mixed with
1W teaspoons cinnamoo
onfec ‘
Soften yeast in lukewarm water.
Scald milk. Add sugar, salt and
shortening. Cool to lukewarm.
Add flour to make a thick batter.
Mix well. Add softened yeast and
egg. Beat well. Add enough more
flour to make a soft dough. Turn
out on lightly floured board and
knead until smooth and satiny.
Place in greased bowl, cover and
let rise in warm place until
doubled (about 1% hours). When
light, punch down and let rest
10 minutes. Roll out in rectangu
lar sheet 9 x 18-inches. Spread
with butter or margarine and
making shast
into strips 1
hes.long. Roll
Confectioners' Sugar Icing
Fold over in thirds
9 x 6-inches. Cut
inch wide and 6 inches.!
one strip starting at narrow
Stand on edge in cantor of
greased baking sheet. Roll re
maining strips in similar
rolling only half of strip, U
about 2 inch end. Stand
rolls on edge around
with unrolled end toward
Let rise until
minutes). Bake
(SSO’F., 20 to
in
•AW*.
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