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By Geo.
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
‘It isn't what you did wrong on that play—you just didn't.
do anything right!" ~ —
THE BAFFLES
By Mahoney
SILLY-1 WANT YOU TO BE
AMBITIOUS THIS SUMMER
AND EARN YOUR SPENDING
MONEY. I D LIKE IT IF YOU
WOULD FIND A LITTLE JO*
AND SEE HOW
NICE IT IS TO
HAVE YOUR
INCOME!.
NCTBUTS."
JUST SHOt/
YOUR DAD
A LITTLE,
INITIATIVE/
YES-SIR! I WANT TO TRAIN
MY SON,.,AND NOW FOR A
COOL BATH —
NOTHING LIKE
IT TO PEP YOU
UP ON A HOT
HUMID DAY.
AND GEE-SOME^
’THOUGHTFUL PER
SON EVEN
.FILLED THE ,
ME/
THATS WHAT I WANTED TO
TELL YOU, POP. JIMMY
JONES AND I ARE IN
THE FISHING BAIT
BUSINESS AND WE'RE
RAISING MINNOWS
AND CRAWDADS IN
THE BATHTUB!
Remodeling
Sale now going on at
Baker's Shoe store.
L a d i e s'
Shoes
$1 and $2
pair
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m
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Children’s
Sandals
$1.29 pair
V'
Table
Men’s
Shoes
$4 pair
BAKER’S
SHOE STORE
MAIN STREET
NEWBERRY
DEFENDING T-BONE HILL . . . This photograph made under fire shows TJ.N.
line position on “T-Bono Hill’* during an nnunocessful attempt by Chinese Beds to
point. In the background can be seen phosphorus sheBs screening U.N. positions.
in a
the
ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES
OF NEWBERRIAN'S MOTHER
Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie
Stoddard Bryson, 82, mother of
Mrs. Warren Abrams of Newber
ry county, were held from the
Owens Presbyterian Church Sun
day afternoon at 4 o’clock with
the Rev. T. Layton Fraser officiat
ing. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Bryson, widow of Robert
M. Bryson ,who died last year,
Is survived by seven children,
Misses Beulah and Roberta Bry
son, R. J. and Marion Bryson,
all of Owings, Mrs. Warren
Abrams, Newberry, the Rev. J.
W. Bryson, Pine Bluff, Ark.,
Newton Bryson, Greenville; one
brother, R. A. Stoddard and a
sister. Miss Carrie Stoddard, of
Owings.
Among those from the city and
the Tranwood Community, Who
attended the funeral serviees,
were Mrs. A. T. Neely, Mrs.
James Smith, Mrs. John Epps,
Rev. and Mrs. N. E. Truesdale,
Mrs. Gloria Abrams and Miss Wil
ma Abrams.
Also Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Harris,
H. M. Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Tommy Folk, Hugh M. Ept-
Ing and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mills.
In Canada newsprint is the No.
1 export outranking even grain
crops as a money-maker.
LAFF OF THE WEEK
O') you have ro start being aomesne so soon: "
Special!
IOO% Lead Zinc outside
White Paint
FIRST QUALITY.
$4.25 gal in 5 gal lots.
$4.35 single gallon.
Frank Lominacks
Hardware
Phone 159
REFRESHER COURSE
Captain Emanuel M. Strauss of
Newberry, a member of the
United States Army Reserve,
completed a four-week infantry
field grade officer refresher course
at Fort Benning, Georgia, this
past Wednesday.
Capt. Strauss entered service
from Clemson College in 1942. He
spent about two years near the
end of the war in army hospitals
recovering from wounds received
in action during World War II.
He has been awarded the follow
ing decorations: Bronze Star with
Oak Leaf Cluster and “V” device;
European Theatre ribbon with
two battle stars, American The
ater ribbon; Purple Heart with
Oak Leaf Cluster, Japanese Oc
cupation ribbon, and World War
It Victory medal.
Civilized man, who relishes
legs, scorns insects as food. Yet
Hottentots consider a locust
plague as manna for heaven.
Australian bushmen eat various
types of raw insect larvae. Ameri
can Indians enjoyed roasted crick
ets, as well as the qqueens of leaf-
cutting ants. And to the Aztecs
an ear of com tasted best If full
of borers, says the National Geo
graphic Society.
STARS
JiHE HIDEBOUND PARTY pn
* claimed nomination of a ^resi
dential candidate — Senator Hooey
Balderdash. The convention culrrv-
nated with all delegates disqualifie l
and ballots cast by the Janitors at
convention hall. But it wasn’t a
clean nomination—the Balderdash
machine stole the Texas janitors.
So conservative is the party it
considers Alben Barkley too young
to be president.
Hidebounders have southern blocs
within southern blocs. Any place
south of any place is in revolt.
Southbounders are always bolting
and bumping into worse bounders
farther soutti. Unity slogan: “East-
bound, Westbound, Northbound.
I Southbound—we’re all bound to
gether, Hidebound forever!”
The Sidesplitters, radical branch
of the party, want the non-votes to
decide elections, because most peo
ple don’t vote and majority should
rule.
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EACH DELEGATE was a fa
vorite son—brought his mother.
.Gallantry demanded ladies be seat
ed first, taking all the chairs and
leaving the delegates unseated and
disqualified. Each delegate was a
candidate with a contested delega
tion from each state supporting
him. Soon the body of delegates
grew to stupendous numbers, over
flowing the midwest, eating even
the foliage like locusts. Older heads
warned the party not to depredate
the country until the party gained
office, but it couldn’t wait to
swarm.
The platform demanded a free-
enterprise-socialized administra
tion with big business control of
government by a government-con
trolled big business. This plank was
inserted to blind the opposition—or
any upstart voter who might study
it too intently. It enables Hide-
bounders to call espousers of any
philosophy “you-too” candidates.
• • •
HIDEBOUNDERS are anti-iso
lationist. Hiey declare that Amer
ica, bulwarked by the forces of our
allies from all foreign free nations,
will sweep from the earth every
government, religion and culture
not strictly American, until we
stand alone. Alien nations must un
derstand that they must do their
part in this sacred enterprise with
out our squandering any money
upon them.
j ABOVE THE
HULLABALOO
By LYTLE HULL
TF A PERSON in Russia is even
^ vaguely suspected of entertain
ing any but a feeling of hatred for
the United States, he or she is
immediately shot or sent to the
slave camps for life. The Reds
even like to boast of this. But here
In our country, our deadlv enemies
can roam at will and plot almost
openly. Can we hope to win under
this handicap?
The Communist underground in
this country is perfectly organized
and fully prepared to strike if and
when the Kremlin gets bored with
the present slower process of world
conquest and decides to make It
a “hot” war. The sabotage In our
factories will be apoalling just at
the moment when we most need,
materials. The dislocation which
atom bombs will create will be
seized upon by the traitors whom
our weak policy permits to exist
in our midst, and we may be for
tunate if—in a completely disor
ganized state—we can resist the
first wave.
Why do we tolerate these en
emies when we are at war—which
we are! We carry on long dismal
trials out of whiqh our enemies
make jail for maybe a year or
two.
Under our Constitution, and in
time of peace, the accused must
have fair trial: But we are in an
actual state of warfare with Com
munist North Korea and Com
munist China, and there are laws
which orotect us from local en
emies in time of war.
It only takes a few determined
leaders to overcome resistance in
a moment of Serious dislocation—
as witness the Lenin—’T’rotsky
coup d’etat in Russia in 1917. And
imagine conditions here after our
principal cities have been des
troyed by atom bombs.
The congress won’t pass nec
essary legislation, nor will the ad
ministration utilize warfare reg
ulations unless the people ag ; tate
about the potential danger Which
we face from our trained fift*
column. And probably th" p ople
won’t agitate until it is too late
What a bright prospect!
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FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1962
Newberry Coi
Roadwork Award
Goes To Spotts
Contract for the grading and
bituminous surfacing of nearly
10 miles of secondary roads in
Newberry county has been award
ed to Spotts and Company of
Newberry, Chief Commissioner
Claude R. McMillan of the South
Carolina Highway department has
announced.
The firm’s bid, the lowest of
three submitted for the project,
was 197,400.
Included in the project is the
grading and bituminous surfacing
of 7.664 miles on Road 81 from
U.S. 76 near Newberry norther
ly to S. C. Route 19; of 1-676
miles on Road 65 from S. C.
Route 66 to approximately four-
tenths of a mile west of Mud-
lick; and of .612 mile on Road
77 from Road 66 at Mudlick
northwesterly.
DESIGNS BEARDS . . . Itallan-
bom Baroness Mildred de Pa-
!ombra works me Hollywood
’ lake-vp artist and designs
ards for movie actor*
You can fight cancer by sup-
porting the 1962 Cancer Crusade
of the American Cancer Society.
Severe cold during winter
months is very essential to many
flowers of the north temperate
zone.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
For Expert Repair Bring
Your Radio and Telavlalon
GEO. N. MARTIN
Radio and Television
Service
SALES and SERVICE
BOYCE STREET
Opposite County Library
24 HOUR SERVICE
Telephone S11
All in the Game:
nOB NIEMAN Is the St. Louis
O Browns’ candidate for the
“rookie of. the year” . . . New Phil
manager Steve O’Neill says his club
has the best pitching staff in the
majors but is weak at hitting the
long ball . . . The all-star poll was
headed this year, for the second
straight time, by Stan Musial, who
bagged 1,291,531 votes . . . There
were eight freshmen on the N.L.
all-star nine . . . Jack Kearns is
back in the chips after his boy
Joey Maxim licked Sugar Ray Rob
inson . . . Joey has a monotonous
ring style—all defense—and his
small, brittle hands prevent him
from becoming a hard puncher . . .
It was Jack Kearns who brought
Jack Dempsey to liis heavyweight
peak . . . Top price for ducats to
the Marciano-Matthewa bout In
New York July 28 will be $25 per
. . . Swiss ice hockey teams refuse
to play U.S. teams, charging un
necessary roughness poor
sportsmanship . . , During Jan
uary autos and dogs killed an av
erage of 10 deer daily in Salt Lake
City.
NEWBERRY
ORI VEIN
-Artearved
DIAMOND RINGS
Registered and guaranteed
on all 4 quality points!
FMeMd hy krUss for >»raM»years
Mrs. D. H. McHargue and
Danny of Statesville, N. C.,
last week in the home of
McHargue’s parents, Mr. and
O. F. Arm field at Gildercrest.
Mrs. A. J. Briggs and son,
Dickie are spending this week in
Montreat, N. C. with Miss Lucy
Senn who is spending the sum
mer at her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Rud Fair of Little
Rock, Arkansas, spent several
days this week in Newberry with
friends and relatives.
WANT ADS
3 - ROOM APARTMENT
RENT—Couple without c
Call 384.
WANTED TO BUY—Iron,
Batteries, Radiators and
W. H. Sterling, 1708
street Phone 731-W
WANTED — Work on
Tuesday, Thursday and
day. General house work,
take care of children. Narvice
Floyd, 1816 Lindsay St.
603-W on Wednesday and
day.
NOTICE—Hunting, fishing or
passing in any manner
strictly forbidden on the lands
the undersigned.
W. D. (BILL) HATTON. 7
CHINA, GLASS and ~
Sale—Big doings. One day
—Saturday, June 28. Cash
no layaways. Any book in
Attic, 10c that day only.
8 p.m. NOAH'S ARK, Abb
S. C. ~
FOR SALE—4-Burner, fully
matic Kenmore electric
Double oven. Seven heats,
button type. 18 mos. old.
cond. May be seen at 708
Neal St, or phone 996-W ll-2tc
mM
ANSWEBSIO
Intelligence Test
b' :
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W. E. Turner
AUTHORIZED ARTCARVED JEWELER
, 1—American Medical
tion. 2—Shakespeare. 3-
Sharkey. 4—Lake Erie,
eifle Ocean. #—Lampur,
Hungary; <B) France; (C)
land; (D) Italy.
Phone—1533-J
Jai
FRIDAY
iaica
. Starring
Charles Laughton, Maureen O’
Hara
Wahoo Is Played tonight!!
SATURDAY
Cave Of Outlaws
The Mystery of The Great Wells
Margo Robbery!
Starring
Macdonald Carey and Alexis
Smith ✓
(In Glorious Technicolor)
SUNDAY A MONDAY
WELLS
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Whip Wilson
in “Stagecoach Driver”
with Fuzzy Knight
Added—ATOM MAN VS. SUPER
MAN and WALT DISNEY Com-
edy ^
MONDAY A TUESDAY
Also Late Show 10:30 Saturday
Night
Bold Love. . .Brave Deeds,
spurred by the flash of cold steel
and the thrill of warm lips!
RITZ
T H E A T R
THURSDAY A FRIDAY
Filmed in the danger-t
Okefenokee Swamplands of Geor
gia
Jean Peters, Jeffrey Hunter,
Constance Smith, Walter Bren
nan
Lure Of The
Wilderness
(In Technicolor)
Fox News & Short
■
At Sword’s Point
Starring
Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich,
Michael Wilding, Richard Todd.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Up Front
From the Battlefied cartoons that
kept the army roaring!
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Color by Technicolor
with Cornel Wilde, Maureen O’
Hara, Robert Douglas and Gladys
Cooper
Added—Cleopatra’s Playground
WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY
The Number One Gal of World
War Two Hitting that Downbeat
Way Up Front!
* SATURDAY
Alan Young, Dianah Shore, Robert
Merrill, Martha Stewart
Aaron, Slick From
Punkin Crick
(In Technicolor)
Also Short
MONDAY A TUESDAY
Also Late Show Saturday Night:
10:30
Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagan.
Gene Nelson, Don DeFore, Patrice
Wymore
The Sea Hornet Purple Heart She’s Working
Starring
David Wayne as “Joe” and Tom
Ewell as “Willie”
Starring
Rod Cameron, Adele Mara, Adrian
Booth, Chill Wills
Always A Color Cartoon
Diary
Frances Langford, Judd Holdren
and Tony Romano
Added—Hollywood Pie Throwers
Admiflgpn 12 & 40c Every Day
College
(In Technicolor)
M.G.M. News & Cartoon
&
saw
.