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. as mm mm V-' ;'- ’•? \&3L* . II ‘ ifc. lY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952 THE NEWBERRY SUN PAGE SEVEN . ■PM o v, 2 . * ■>? - ••Vjra- Let’s be about your income • >'■£ 3 ‘ ■ v . ■ I Mr. 4% represents the Jefferson Standard Jefferson Standard, now guaranteeing 2V4% on policies currently issued, has never paid less than 4% interest on policy pro ceeds left on deposit to provide income. 4% IS THE HIGHEST RATE OF INTEREST PAID BY ANY MAJOR LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY. COMPARE! No other major life insur ance company in the United States gives more income per dollar. Contact your Jef ferson Standard agent. He will show you how your in surance dollars can be made to earn more income for your wife. Mott People Buy Life Insurance to Provide Income. You work to earn an income, work hard, earn the most you can. After your death, life insurance keeps money coming in to your family. Your dollars still must work their hard est, yielding the greatest possible return on the investment you have made. Your Life Insurance Is Your Family's Future Income. Are you investing YOUR INSUR ANCE DOLLARS TO THE BEST ADVAN TAGE? Where they will work hardest for your family? On a $5,000 life insurance policy, in terest income at 2 Vi % amounts to $125 yearly. On a $5,000 Jefferson Standard policy, interest income at 4% amounts to $200 yearly . . . $1,500 more in actual cash over 20 years. Can you afford to deprive your family of this addi tional income? Jefferson Standard pays 4% interest on policy proceeds left on deposit to provide income — has never paid less than 4% for 44 successful business years. 4% is the highest rate paid by any major life insurance company in America. Your Mr. 4% is: V A T. NEELY, JR., Special Representative 1226 Calhoun Street Newberry Phone 274 Representing JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. Over One Billion Dollars Life Insurance in Force Get Ready For . WITH CITIES SERVICE KEROSENE and FUELOIL Winter is here Mid it’s time to let your friendly Cities Service man fill your tanks with the best fuel oil money can buy. Cities Service fuel oil is clean and economical and you will like the courteous, cheerful people you deal with. We’re new in Newberry, and growing fast Call us today—the number is 155 Farmers Ice & Fuel Co. Wholesale Distributor 618 Drayton St. Phone 155 Newberry, S. C. m ;.W- Theatre THURSDAY A FRIDAY Kirk Douglas, Eve Miller, Patrice Wymore (In Technicolor) Fox News & Short SATURDAY Richard Widmark, Constance Smith and Jeffrey Hunter. Red Skies Of Montana (In Technicolor) Also Short MONDAY A TUESDAY^ Late Show Saturday Night 10:30 Betty Hutton, Ralph Meeker, Robert Keith (In Technicolor) M.G.M. News thive-ln Theatre P hone—1533-J THURSDAY & . FRIDAY Bend Of The River (In Technicolor) James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy and Julia Adams The Greatness—glory—fury of the Northwest Frontier! “Wahoo” is played Every Friday Night! SATURDAY Rio Grande Patrol Starring Jane Nigh, Tim Holt, Richard Martin Tim's Badge of Honor is a Target of Bullets! SUNDAY A MONDAY Randolph Scott in Fort Worth (In Technicolor) David Brian Phillis Thaxter His Fearless Headlines Wrote Fort Worth’s History! - TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY CLOSED NOTICE: We Will Be CLOSED on Tuesday and Wednesday ONLY Until Further Notice. FOR A PLEASANT SURPRISE PLAY WAHOO EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! Always A Color Cartoon WELLS Theatre FRIDAY A SATURDAY Johnny Sheffield as “Bomba” - in “African Treasure” with Kimbo, the Chimp Added—KING OF THE CONGO & | WALT DISNEY Comedy MONDAY A TUESDAY Also Late Show 10:30 Sat. Nite. Sheherazade, Aladdin, Sinbad and Ali Baba . . . wage the battle of the ages for the harem of the loveliest! N Thief Of Damascus Color by Technicolor with Paul Henreid, John Sutton, Jeff Donnell and Lon Chaney Added—Selected Shorts WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY” Part Man, Part Monster! The jest of Paris, he dared to dream of a young girl’s love! The Hunchback Of Notre Dame with Charles Laughton, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Thomas Mitchell and Maureen O’Hara Added—WALT DISNEY Comedy Children—12c Adults—40c Randolph Scott Western Shows Sunday, Monday Fort Worth, Texas, named in honor of an American general in the Mexican War, with its turbu lent historic background and im portant role in the building of the great West, is the setting of the new film which comes to the New berry Drive-In Theatre on Sunday and Monday. In “Fort Worth,” produced by Warner Bros, in color by Tech nicolor, Randolph Scott, as the star, plays a frontiersman deter mined to employ the power of the. press in his fight against the lawless elements of .the town. However, he soon learns that his flrey editorials serve little match for the blast of the six- shooter, and when his editor is murdered, Scott, a handy man with the shooting irons himself, goes to work on his enemies— with telling effect. David Brian heads the opposi tion forces, while Phyllis ‘Thaxter and Helen Carter provide the feminine interest. Others in the “Fort Worth” cast include Ray Teal, Dick Jones and Paul Picerni. Thief Of Damascus’ At Wells Theatre Four of the most fabulous ad venturers out of the Arabian Nights have been assembled for Columbia Pictures’ spectacular new screen adventure in color by Technicolor, “Thief of Da mascus,” which stars Paul Hen reid at the Wells Theatre for a late show Saturday and Monday and Tuesday. The fabled quartette consists of Sheherazade, Aladdin, Ali Baba and Simbad. Henreid appears in the Sam Katzman production as a general in the armies of an evil Khalid. The soldier falls in love with Princess Zafir, the deposed Sul tan’s daughter,' and with the other legendary figures, works to overthrow the infamous despot he formerly had served. Plenty of thrilling situations and lush Oriental scenes of amour are contained in the new film, ac cording to advance reports which say that “Thief of Damascus” rolls all the Arabian Nights into one sparkling spectacle. 'Among the entertainment elements of the film are said to be a daring harem raid and a roaring sword battle in the streets of Damascus. Also important are such legendary won ders as S^ieherazade’s love magic, Aladdin’s wonders, Simbad’s strength and Ali Baba’s cunning. Featured in "Thief of Damas cus” are John Sutton as the evil ruler, Jeff Donnell as She herazade, Lon Chaney as Simbad and Elena Verdugo as a lovely follower. Helen Gilbert plays the Princess Zafir and Robert Clary portrays Aladdin. Robert E. Kent wrote the screenplay and Will Ja son directed for producer Sam Katzman. Adding Machine Paper Mimeograph Paper The Sun Office Irish-Sooners Meet Saturday In TV Game DETROIT, MICH., Oct. 30th— Football fans across the nation will enjoy a rich pigskin feast in the “TV Football Game of the Week,” sponsored by General Motors on Saturday, Nov. 8, when the “Fighting Irish” of Notre Dame clash with the high-scoring Oklahoma “Sooners” in the 56,000 seat bowl at South Bend, Indiana. A complete sellout since early August, this first meeting of the two colleges - will pit Frank L e a hy ’ s constantly improving eleven against the Big Seven con- lerence aggregation which has scored six or more touchdowns in -four of its contests this sea son. Mel Allen and Russ Hodges will be at the sportscaster’s micro phones while Bill Henry provides background and color. The broad cast is scheduled for 2:15 P.M. EST over the national NBC net work. TICKETS ON SALE -Tickets for the Newberry-Elon football game to be played at Clover on Saturday evening, No vember 8 at 8 o’clock, are on sale at Central Drug store, Smith’s Cut- rate Drug store and Johnnie’s News Stand. BUILDS BETTER CITIZENS 1 True to their theme of-the year, more than 2,000,000 boys and girls In the United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico are "Serving as Loyal Citizens Through 4-H." While mastering practical skills in farming, homemaking, and related fields, 4-H'ers develop a sense of responsibility far beyond their years. And through "their tangible 4-H projects, these young people acquire rare—and reassuring—quali ties of leadership for their future role as depend able, purposeful citizens. Ach ievem November Card of I wish to thank the voters of Newberry County for the fine vote given me in Tuesday’s General! Ejection. This is my first entry in politics, and I will endeavor to con duct the duties of the Clerk of Court in a manner befit ting the confidence placed in me. Again, let me thank you most sincerely. Charlie Bowers II THE CLIMAX OF THE ii •Hydrm-Martc Super Drim. Fewer Steering. Autronie-Eye—optional at extr * •***- Equipment, acceesories uni trim, subject to changs tcithoul notice. WITH Once in a great while a motor car ia produced that stands far above the others of its time. Such a car, we believe, is Oldsmobile’s Classic Ninety- Eight. That graceful sweep of Ime, that balance of chrome and contour—true classic styling. Inside—cushions, color and fabric achieve classic luxury. For classic performance, try the mighty 160-horsepower "Rocket” Engine, teamed with Hydra-Matic Super Drive.* Try Power Steering* for in credibly easy parking, maneuvering. Try all the wonderful Oldsmobile fea tures in the Ninety-Eight, and you’ll know why we call it "Classic.” Phone 75 SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER W. H. DAVIS & SON 1532 Main St.