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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1952
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CHRISTMAS
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NEWBERRY
DRUG CO.
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Soaps • Talc • Dusting
Powder * Perfumes
Sets for Men
Wallace-Baldwin
Rites Solemnized
Miss Jo Ann Baldwin of Ozark,
Alabama and E. Ted Wallace of
Newberry were married Sunday
morning, December 14, at ten o’
clock, at the home of the bride
groom’s parents. The Rev. T. B
Altman, pastor of the bridegroom,
performed the double ring cere
mony in the presence of the im
mediate family.
The couple was unattended. The
vows were spoken before an arch
way in the living room decorated
with evergreens and candles to
form an improvised altar.
The bride wore a dark blue wool
suit with light blue acessories and
a purple throated orchid corsage.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Baldwin of Ozark, Ala
bama and is a graduate of the
Ozark schools.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Wallace of the Jalapa
section of Newberry county, is a
graduate of the Bush River high
school. He was employed at the
Joanna Mills until he entered the
Rites Held Friday
For Mrs. C. H. Carr
Mrs. China Hunnicutt Carr, 73,
died early Thursday morning of
last wfeek In the Newberry Coun
ty Memorial Hospital after a long
illness.
Mrs. Carr was born and reared
in Charlotte, N. C. and had lived in
Newberry for the past 3 years. She
was a member of Glenn Street
Baptist Church. Her husband, Rich^
ard Carr, died about 10 years
ago.
Surviving are one daughter.
Miss Willie Mae Carr of Newber
ry, and a number of cousins.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 2 p.m. Friday at Glenn
Street Baptist Church by the Rev.
J. W. Walker. Burial followed in
Rosemoi^t Cemetery.
Newberry
Drive-In
Theatre
Phone—1533-J
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army two years ago, serving one
year over seas in Austria. He is
now stationed at Fort Jackson.
The young couple left immedi
ately after the ceremony for a
short wedding trip.
WHITMAN’S
SAMPLER
1 Lb. $2.00 — 2 Lbs. $4.00
3 Lbs. $6.00—5 Lbs. $10.00
RONSON
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LIGHTERS
$6.95 to $13.50
EASTMAN
KODAKS
$2.85 to $46.25
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS
from
Verna & Hal Kohn
Coffee carafes
Buffet trays
Lap trays
Large trays
Brass planters
Tropical green
Plants that live
Memorial wreaths
Balsam boughs for
Home, Friend, Grave
Christmas candles
Tasty candies
Console sets, bowls
In milk glass
Wooden salad bowls
Anything in crystal
Lamps, vases, figurines
Pilseners, steins
Food warmers, pictures
Lazy susans, bookends
Hot tiles, pepper mills
Coffee grinders
Ashtrays, metal picture
Frames, Spice chests
Mail boxes you’ll like
Everything giftwrapped
Attractively. No charge
For packing for mail
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS
Verna & Hal Kohn
WELLS
Theatre
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Charles Starrett
in PECOS RIVER
with SMILEY BURNETTE
Added—RADAR MEN FROM THE
MOON and
Comedy
THREE , STOOGES
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Also Late Show 10:30 Sat. Nile.
The last days of the Apache Na
tion—Told in the White Man’s
Blood!
Indian Uprising
in Super Cinecolor
with George Montgomery, Audrey
Long, Carl Benton Reid and Eu
gene Iglesias
Added—Selected Short Subjects
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Meet the Pretty Girl!
The Lady Says No
with Joan Caulfield, David Niven
and Lenore Lonergan
Added—COLOR CARTOON
Children—12c
Adults—40c
DUSTING
POWDER
Old Spice - Bond Street
Coty - Lavender - Evening
in Paris - Ponds
Tawn Travel
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$2.79 and $4.89
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Plenty of Christmas Spirit in these
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Radio’s Favorite Family in their
FIRST Great Screen Comedy
Ozzie and Harriett David and
Ricky
In
Here Comes
The Nelsons
SATURDAY
Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming
In
King Kong
In Technicolor
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SUNDAY 6. MONDAY
Thunder On
TheHiU
JtfTZ
Theatre
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Robert Ryan, Julia Adams, Rock
Hudson and John Mclntire
Horizons West
fin Technicolor)
f^wo Caftdons—T^ied Piper Of Bas
in Street and Red Woodsap
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie, Susan
Cabot
Son Of Ali Baba
? (In Technicolor)
M.G.M. News & Short
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Mitzi Gaynor, Scott Brady, Mitzi
| Green, Marguerite Chapman
Bloodhounds Of
Newberry Music Club Wolds Annual
Christmas Program
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Starring
Claudette Colbert
Ann Blyth
For Lots of Fun and CASH TOO/
Play WAHOO Every Friday 1!
(In Technicolor)
Fox News & Cartoon
Glitterfoot
Slippers
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The members of the Newberry
Music Club enjoyed their annual
Christmas program on Tuesday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Murray. The program lead
er was Mrs. J. D. French, who
used as her topic ‘‘Music of the
Yuletide.”
Opening the program was a
beautiful rendition of the Bach-
Gouncd “Ave Maria” by Miss
Juanita Hitt, soprano; Miss Doris
Brubaker, pianist; Mrs. Elbert
Dickert, organist; and Dr. Elbert
Dickert, violinist. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Fowler played three or
gan numbers arranged by Bach
for the Christmas season.
*An interesting paper on “The
Messiah” and its composer, Han
del, was read by Mrs. James C.
Kinard.
Illustrating Mrs. French’s re
marks on ■ Christmas cards and
customs, a mixed chorus sang “O
Come, O Come, Immanuel,” “What
Child is This,” “We Three Kings
of Orient Are,” “Good King Wen-
ceslas,” and “O Christmas Tree.”
Singing in the group were Mrs.
Bob Coleman, Mrs. Vernon Wheel
er, Miss Margaret Pay singer, Mrs.
Henry Fellers, Mrs. Hope Wilson,
Mr. Keitt Purcell, Capt. Vetnon
Wheeler, Mr. Henry Fellers, and
Mr, Bill Jordan. Solo parts were
taken by Mr. Purcell and Mr
Jordan.
The entire club joined in sing
ing “It Came upon the Midnight
Clear” and “Joy to the World.”
Proceeding the program there
was a brief business meeting with
the president, Mrs. Richard L. ‘served.
meeting with the singing of a
bytaji/ SffVBf? CJ*V
During the social hour Mrs. El
bert Dickert entertained the. club
SBlh organ music appropriate to
the Christmas season.
The guests were invited into the
dining room where MrBc Rpy An
derson poured coffee. Delicious
sandwiches, fruit cake, cheese
straws, and salted nuts . were
Baker, presiding. It was an
nounced that “The Tales ot Hoff
man” would be shown the-letter
part of January or the first of
February. The club will sponsor
the movie to raise money for
the‘ scholarship fund.
Mrs. Raker and the club again
expressed appreciation to Miss
Hitt for ^ her excellent work with
the- jimidr Ttitf&lc club, the larg
est one in the South Carolina fed
eration.
Mrs,
man, told the efttb the story of the
^ a Yi t i f^xm n FTttiea. UK
Gurhardt, . ‘‘All My Heart/This
Night Rejoicesr’v The naueie was
con) posed by Horatio Parker. Each
Associate hostesses entertaining
with Mrs. Murray were Mr#: An
derson, Mrs. Pinckney Abrams,
Miss Vivihn Ellis, and Mrs. Fur
man Sterling. r* ?>
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Perry-Ejptin® " - ‘ “
Engagremerifl
Mr. and Mrs. James Henry
Perry of Newberry announce the
1 ongagemeat \jot their daughter,
, hymn chair Betty Ruth, io Homer O. Epting,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer O*
Bpumraartrof Newberry.
'-•"The- wedding wiH
January 25 in Central
month the club closes L w /'-J:
Always A Color Cartoon
Clover Leaf
Drive-In
Theatre
FRIDAY
Across The Wide
Missouri
(In Technicolor)
Clark Gable, John Hodiak
Added Color Cartoon—Prize Peat
SATURDAY
Belle Of
New York
(In Technicolor)
Fred Astaire, Vera Ellen, Mar
jorie Main
Added Color Cartoon — Spring
Parking
SUNDAY A MONDAY
The Magic Carpet
Lucille Ball John Agar
Added Color Cartoon—Flat Foot
Fledgling
Supple, gleam
ing Glitterfoot
Slippers by
Bertlyn hug your
feet with hand
, crocheted glim
mering gold or
silver elasticized
threads — soothe
your sole with blissfully com
fortable foam rubber. Wear
them indoors, outdoors, day
time, evening~they > II give
you a high fashion glow!
Small . ... (4 to 3 ihoo sizes)
Medium ... (6 to 7 shoe sizes)
Large .... (6 to 9 shoe sizes)
$3.98
ANDERSON'S
SHOE STORE
Watches
Midnight Glamour Set.
Includes Cologne and Hand and
Body Lotion ... 2 ozs. of each,
$1-
Before you buy that most im
portant gift, see the new
Tru-fit Diamond Rings by Co
lumbia at W. M. FENNELL’S
JEWELRY STORE! They
have a complete selection
and are moderately priced to
meet most every budget.
Tru-fit Diamond Rings by Co
lumbia are priced from $49.75
up. Yes, for a fine gift at
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proof form. 2 M ocs v $1.25
Midnight Beauty Set. • oz.
bottle of Cologne and a ‘4% oz.
box of dusting powder (with puff).
$3.25
You can solve the gift problem for all
the names on your Christmas list—
quickly and easily—if you shop at
FENNELL’S JEWELRY STORE in
Newberry! They have Westfield
Watches for both men and women
priced from $19.95 to $27.50. These
watches are guaranteed for one full
year. They also have Towle and
Lunt Silver. See the whole collec-
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items at fa. M. FENNELL’S.
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