The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, December 07, 1951, Image 8
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THE NEWBEBRY SUN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
wiih every new car
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BAKER-SUMMER MOTOR CO.
1223 McKibben St. Newberry
9,689 Bales Ginned
In County To Nov. 1
The census report shows that
9,689 bales of cbtton were ginned
in Newberry county from the
1951 crop pripr to November 1,
as compared with 6,599 bales from
the 1950 crop.
RFC. COOK STATIONED IN
CASABLANCA, N. A.
Pfc. James (Jim) Cook, son of
Mrs. C. L. Cook, 196 Genn
street, Newberry is now stationed
in Casablanca, North Africa. His
present address is Pfc. James
Cook—14402699, 45th Station Ser
vice Sqdn. %80th A/D Wing,
A. P. O. 30 % Postmaster, N. Y.,
N. Y.
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T H E A T R E
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“Fort Worth”
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“Lost Continent”
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“Starlift”
M.G.M. News
WEDNESDAY
Charles Boyer, Margaret Sullavan
Richard Carlson
“Back Street”
Also Short
FARMS & FOLKS
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It’s Easy to Buy
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
on the
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IRRIGATION NOTES
County Agent Bailey of Rich
land said in early October:
“Fish ponds are gaining momen
tum in the country. Twelve new
ponds were stocked -during the
month. Many of the fish ponds
will be used as sources of water
for irrigation. Two new irriga
tion systems were added during
the month. In addition, a system
is being designed for irrigating
150 acres of fescue and ladino."
And at the same time County
Agent Bull of Abbeville reported:
“Farmers are beginning to
think more and more about irriga
tion. Recently one of our dairy
farmers has installed irrigation,
and at present we have a beef
cattle farmer who is thinking ser
iously of installing a system to
irrigate 125 acres.”
arvin of Greenwood tells me
during the past dry sum
mer a good many farmers had to
sell off some cattle due to lack
of grazing. But J. J. Griffin was
dBT exception. He bought more.
Irrigation gave him abundant
summer grazing.
WHEAT STORAGE
|8ihce they now have proper
stiftage at Florence, County Agent
Mbl^ndon says their wheat
acreage was increased consider
ably this fall as a result. Last
year they built a 100,000 bushel
storage facility. He says that
Is "being increased to take care
of the additional need for safe
storage. The space is now taken
with corn. But that . will be
moving out in time to make room
for wheat next June.
Safe and secure storage is a |
growing need over South Caro
lina. There was a time, not far
distant, when we grew corn and
grain in little shirt-tails full for
home use. Now that we are be
ginning to grow those things as
serious money crops, or as such
through livestock, storage as
sumes new importance.
MISS DOMINICK'S CONDITION
REMAINS ABOUT THE SAME
Miss Elizabeth Dominick who
has been very ill in the Newberry
Memorial Hospital for the past
ten days, remains about the same,
same.
No. 2Vi
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cranes, drawbridges, etc.
$3.50
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Automatic
Fires Six Table
Tennis Balls with
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box contains 2
pencils, ruler,
pen holder, and
pencil sharp-
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Supplies
LOWER MAIN STREET
Army, Air Force,
Recruit 25 In Area
Local recruiting Officer Sgt.
Jesse Holland has released the
names of 25 men from Newber
ry and the sorrounding areas who
have volunteered for the Army
and the Army Air Corps. They
are:
Charlie R. Harris, 18; Bobby
Longshore, 18; Bobby Corley, 18;
James Vaughan, 18; Charles
Whitmire, 21; George Caldwell,
18; Boyd Franklin, 18; Harold
Cromer, 17; Charlie Shealy, 21;
Gary Cooper, 17; Wyatt Moates,
25, all of Newberry;
Doyle McDaniels, 20; Richard
Smith, 18; Robert Prather, 17 and
Charles Lunsford, 17, all of Whit
mire, and LeRoy Coleman,* 20,
Negro, Whitmire; Zach Washing
ton 19, Negro of Newberry.
The aboye men all volunteered
for the Army Air Corps for a
period of four years. They are
now receiving their basic training
at Lackland Air Force Base in
San Antonio, Texas.
Joseph Rice, 18, Negro, New
berry; Wallace Young, 21, Negro,
Whitmire; George Sise, 19, Negro,
Newberry; Charles Sampson, 19,
Negro, Whitmire and Leo Morgan,
19, Whitmire, joined for a two
year period in the Regular Army
and are now stationed at Fort
Jackson receiving basic training.
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. . . FOR THAT MAN OR BOY OF YOURS
Pick Them From a Bright New Stock of
Christmas Things ... all
Packaged in Christmas Wrappings
Here are a few. . .hundreds of others. . .
some higher. . .many, many lower!
Arrow Shirts v $ 3.95
Sleeveless Sweaters $ 4.95
Fur Lined Gloves $ 5.95
Interwoven Socks 65c to $1.50
Gabardine Sport Shirts : > $ 3.95
Corduroy Coats $17.95
Dobbs Hats $10.00
Hickok Jewelry $1.50 to $5.00
(Cuff Links, Tie Bars, etc.)
Crosby Square Shoes $10.95 to $16.95
Daniel Green House Slippers - - • $6.50 to $7.95
Wembley and Botany Ties — $1.50 to $2.00
Rayon Bath Robes $10.95 to $20.00
Johnson Hagood
ftS?
(c
€
GABARDINE ZIPPER
LONG JACKET
Heavy Quilt Lining
Water Repellent Fabric
SPECIAL $13.95
from BERGEN’S
RESISTOL ‘Self-Conforming’ Hats $15 & $10
ADAMS HATS
$7.50
(If you don’t know his size give him a
Gift Certificate)
SUITS by Merit Clothing Co. $54.95 & $59.95
(Other Suits Cheaper)
BERGEN
Sells
CHEAPER
And Sells
Best Quality
GOODS
You'will certainly find the best selection of
SPORT SHIRTS in town here at BERGEN’S.
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS for nice Christmas
Gifts for Man and Boy. .. .attractively Gift-
Wrapped, too!
PURITAN “NATCH”
Button-up Sweater
Shaker Knit
(In Colors)
$9.95
(Bergen Clothing Co.
Admission 12c and 40c every day