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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1962
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WONDERFUL new invention now sold here. If you
wear any kind of truss, then see this latest scientific
discovery — ELIMINATES TORTUROUS BULBS,
BELTS & STRAPS—“SUTHERLANITS IMPROVED
TRUSS”—Guaranteed never to break, rust or lose
tension.—No elastic,—no leather—No odors.
SMITH’S DRUG STORE
HUGH BEASLEY is the BEST
MAN FOR SOLICITOR
Experienced — Honest
Independent
4 OUT OF 5 CONVICTIONS
A Friend
In Need
Looking over our records of past years we find
names of people who no longer need our services.
They have gone on to financial independence, due,
we like to think to loans secured here when the need
was great.
We do not mean to say that if you borrow of us
you automatically get rich. But certainly if you
have “money troubles” you are not in the best pos
sible frame of mind to make a fortune.
Dump all your bills together, tote them up and
come to us for sure and certain relief, then set about
with a free mind to make your pile.
We hire our money to you at simple interest (no
hidden charges—no shenanigans) and you pay us
back at convenient intervals.
Can you imagine a better place to get money? An
easier place? A more confidential place?
We don't believe you can. In fact we KNOW you
can't and we’re ready to prove it.
Come on down to this “one-stop” money place and
get fixed up.
We know more about loaning money than any
thing—except, perhaps, INSURANCE.
Pur
ce
"Your Private Bankers
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E. B. Purcell
Keitt Purcell
For Details Call 197
County Farm Tour Guide
Out the Silverstreet road
(Boundary St. Ext. West, St.
Highway 19) about 3 miles out
you will notice Vernon Carlton’s
farm, on left just this side of
Bush River, cattle and pastures. A
little further on to Mr. G. T.
Epting’s, where you will see strip
crops. Traveling a little further
on you come to Mr. S. C. Pay-
singers farm, beef cattle, broilers,
forage crops, then to Mr. T. B-
Boozer’s farm of cattle and forage
crops; then Mr. Arthur Wertz
farm, field crops.
Following highway 19 you come
to Mr. H. O. Long & Sons farm,
beef cattle, hogs, pastures,* forage
c’-ops and fish pond. From here
back track to Deadfall turn to
left, through Silverstreet and up
Highway 34 on Chappells Road, to
the R. C. Neel farm where
you will see cattle, hogs, pasture,
forage crops, grains, fish pond
and irrigation. A little further
you come to the farm of Willie
Ray Suber, you see cattle, fish
and minnow pond, pasture, forage
crops, grains. Continuing up the
highway you come to the Havird’s
Brothers farm on the left, beef
cattle and pastures. A little furth
er up the farm of T. P. Harris,
dairy cattle, pastures, forage
crops, grain and corn.
Turn to right at the Dan Wat
kins School, continue to the sur
face treated road and turn to the
right to the H. H. Bryson farm
showing dairy cattle, hogs,
pastures, forage crops and grain.
Then on to Neel’s store and turn
to right at the first dirt road be
yond the store to Noah Martin’s
& Sons farm, poultry, cattle,
field crops; then to the C. P.
Teague farm at Trinity Church,
dairy cattle; then on to Dave
Waldrop’s farm, dairy cattle,
pastures forage crops, grains etc.
Back track to Trinity Church
and turn to right to J. C.
Waldrop’s farm with field crops,
then on to Jeff Waldrop’s farna,
broilers, beef cattle, pastures,
field crops, fish pond. At the
end of this road, turn to left and
go to Dave Waldrops Langford
Place and see forage crops, grain,
terracing etc. Then to the Bud
Moore farm, dairy cattle, pastures,
field crops etc. Then on to the
Johnson-McCrackin’s Hudson &
Lewie Place, farm with cattle,
hogs, pastures, field crops, fish j
pond. Then to the Aubrey Dtvis
farm on Bush River road with
cattle and pastures. On the way
back on the right at the Bodie
t place you will notice fish ponds
and other improvements, on to
the J. C. Neel farm, dairy farm,
forage crops etc. and on to town
NEWBERRY
DRIVE-IN
Phone—I533-J
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
Dark City
Starring
Lizabeth Scott, Viveca Lindfors,
Don De Fore, Dean Jagger
Also Friday Night is good ole
WAHOO NIGHT!
SATURDAY
Cattle Drive
(In Technicolor)
Joel McCrea, Dean Stockwell
Chill Wills, Bob Steele
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Starring
Forrest Tucker, Estlita Rodriguez,
Bill Williams, Adele Mara
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
War Path
(In Technicolor)
Polly Bergen, Wallace Ford,
James Millican
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The Big Carnival
Starring
Jan Sterling, Bob Arthur, Peter
Hall
Always A Color Cartoon
JOLLY STREET
July 4th
Annual Barbecue
Campaign Day
Prominent Speakers
Meeting at IO a.m.
DON’T MISS IT!
Pig foot stew and steak supper night
before—serving begins at 6 p.m.
FOOT FLAIR
Linen Pumps ..... qq
Wow or Medium Heels—^Formerly $8.95) * * *
S&TTL5
Rack Dress Shoes . . qq
(Formerly to $12.95) #
e Group Casuals .... QQ
(Formerly to $9.95) * *
Anderson’s Shoe Store
HEAR
Radio Talk
By
John Summer
HUGGINS
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July 7 at 7:20
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We are equipped to give you
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bile seat coverst tailor made.
Convertible tops, auto head-
linings and other Interior work
done promptly and at
able prices.
Stop by or phone us today.
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1416 Martin St.
Phone 1114-J
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21 Newberry
Students Make
Honor List
The Newberry College Honor
List for the second semester was
released recently by Registrar
James C. Abrams. Twenty-one
students are listed for this honor,
which is achieved when a stu
dent has attained a scholastic
average of 2.7 ratio of honor
points to semester hour credits.
The list includes nine seniors,
three juniors, eight sophomores,
and one freshman, sts follows:
Seniors—Doris Ruth Boozer, a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R.
Boozer of Leesville; Billie Elam
Foley, a' daughter of Mr. Roy
Elam of Newberry; Frederick
Shull Johnson, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Hasselmeyer of Isle
of Palms; Ralph Foley Johnson,
a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Foley
Johnson of Windsor; John J.
Krueger, a son of Mrs. F. W.
Krueger of Jacksonville, Fla.;
Paula Frances Layne, a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Layne of
Augusta,' Ga.; Mary Paysinger
Ringer, a daughter of Mrs. E. C.
Paysinger of Newberry; Jacob Eu
gene Stockman of Newberry; and
Loretta Ann Whatley, a daughter
of Mr .and Mrs. W. O. Whatley
of Augusta, Ga.
Juniors—James Stroud Aull, a
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Aull,
Jr. of Greenwood; Theodosia
Elizabeth Macmurphy, a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mac
murphy of Augusta, Ga.; and
Marilyn Whitener, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Whitener of
Newberry.
Sophomores—Victor W. Brad
ley, a son of Mrs. Victoria Brad
ley of Newberry; Dorothy Pauline
Brandt, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Brandt of Walhalla;
Patrick Harley Dennis, a son of
Mrs. R. C. Morris of Sumter; Guy
Funchess Kennedy, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. G.. Kennedy of Bates-
burg; Patricia Ann Price, a daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. William H.
Price of West Columbia; George
Sanko, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Sanko of Aiken; Rebekah
J. Sease, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Sease of Gilbert; and,
Miriam B. Shealy, a daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Shealy
of Leesville.
Freshmen — John Spearman
Floyd, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Floyd, Jr. of Silverstreet.
John Watkins
[Studying At
Oxford Univ.
John M. Watkins, Jr., of Green
wood, received his doctor’s degree
in physics at the University of
Virginia June 9th.
He and his wife, the former
Miss Betty Snead, who have been
spending sometime with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wat
kins and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snead,
left recently for Oxford, England.
Mr. Watkins will study at the
Iadding MACHINE PAPER — 2
sizes. Typewriter ribbons. Moore
business forms for registers and
billing machines, Printed to
Order. Call The Sun, Phone
No. 1 for further information.
English School for two months
under a fellowship obtained
through the International Educa
tion Institute in New York. Upon
his return September first, he
will join the DuPont Co. in Wil
mington, Del.
Mr. Watkins received his B.S.
degree from Clemson college in
1947 and his Master’s degree
there in 1949. He has made an
outstanding scholastic record at
the University of Virginia and
was elected a member of Phi Beta
Kappa.
Mr. Watkins is a grandson of
the late Mr. and Mrs. J. L-
Watkins of Chappells, and a
nephew of Ace Watkins of New
berry.
SAINT-AMAND
IS A GOOD MAN FOR
SOLICITOR
Twenty Years Experlenee as a lawyer in our oourts.
Announcing
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TALBERT’S
FEED &> SEED
Feeds
Fertilizers
Seeds
Insecticides
This Store Formerly Owned and
By Mr. Ray Feagle
Talbert’s Feed &• Seed St<
Thompson St.
Telephone 12
Statement of Condition
NEWBERRY FEDERAL
6- LOAN ASSOCIATION
after dose of business June 30, 1952
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ASSETS
First Mortgage Loans $4,865,544.35
Investments and Securities 93,000.00
Cash on Hand and in Banks -497,774.16
Furniture & Fixtures, less Depreciation 12,434.71
Deferred Charges and Other Assets 2,372.66
LIABILITIES
Savings and Investment Accounts
Loans in Process
Other LiabUities *
Specific Reserved
General Reserves $317,071.10
Undivided Profits 38,537.58
6<
$5,471,125.88
$5,471,1
Each Account Insured up to
of the U. S. SHanrent
by an
MEMBER OF
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
United States Savings and Loan
South Carolina Savings, Building & Loan
Society of Residential Appraisers
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OFFICERS
John F. Clarkson, President
M. O. Summer, Vice President
J. K. Willingham, Secretary & Treasurer
James M. Smith, Jr., Asst. Secy.-Treas.
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