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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954
Theso students of the Harmon-Culbertson School of Dance furnish
ed entertainment when Newberry Moose celebrated their first anni
versary Monday niflht at the V.f.W. Hut. Left to right, first rovy, are
Dixie Livingston, Rita Wilson, Betsy Medlock, Luellon Neel, and
Gayle Setzler; back row, I. to r., Clarissa Cartwright, Betty Long, and
Mary Linda Mills. (Sunphoto)
Hospital Patients
J. A. Amick, Route 4, Newber
ry.
Mrs. Musoo Alewine, Route 3,
Prosperity.
Mrs. Louise Arthur, 1412 Silas
St.
Mrs. Oscar Bowers and Baby
Boy, Route 2, Prosperity.
Mrs. Prank Oook, Route 3, Pros
perity.
Mrs. Essie Cromer, Route 1,
Newberry.
J. L. Dickert, 1319 College St.
Mrs. W. Elmore, 1325 Pelham
St.
Mrs. G. R. Graham and Baby
Girl, Route 1, Pomaria.
Mrs. Fred Hayes, 1524 Friend
St.
Mrs. Maggie Kempeon, 1817
Main St.
Mrs. Sam Marlowe, 1519 Har
rington St.
Mrs. Sara Mitchell, 1128 Sum
mer St
Master Wayne Nichols, Route
4, Newberry.
Mrs. C. T. Ren wick, Route 1,
Newberry.
Mrs. Charles E. Senn, 704 O’Neal
St.
Mrs. Lucy Spears, _ 1711 Nance
St.
Mrs. Jobe Smith, .Route 1, New
berry.
David Tinsley, Route 1, Newber
ry. ^
L. A. Wilson, 2123 Brown St.
Mrs. Henry Wike, 1218 Jones
St.
Colored Patients
Virginia Dean. Route 2, New
berry.
Rosie Lee Hamilton, Route 4,
Newberry.
MARGARET LEE MCCRACKIN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McOrack-
in of Miami, Florida are receiving
congratulations upon the arrival
of a six pound two ounce daugh
ter, Margaret Lee, born on Mon
day, July 5th at the Fayette Hos
pital in Fayette, Ala.
Mrs. McCrackin and infant
daughter, who is named for both of
her grandmothers, are reported to
be getting along fine.
/t has NO pointy odor!
There’s no need to do an annual
job of repainting your kitchen
chairs, table, cabinets, wall or
woodwork ... or anything that
must look spotlessly white and
gleaming. Do it once and do it
right with Athey’s famous One-
Dar-Glos! It lasts for years!
Will not turn yollow *
Singlo coot covers most surfaces
Flows on easily . . . smooths itself out
May be applied with brush or roller
Washes easily . . . keeps that new look
for years.
Manufactured by
THE C. M. ATHEY PAINT CO.
BALTIMORE, MD.
ONE-DAR-GLOS ENAMEL
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FLEES MVD . . . Grigori Bnr-
litakL former LL CoL in Soviet
secret police, who planned escape
for five years, testified te Rus
sian brutality before V. S. con-
eemmittee ia Munich,
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thoughts
DON'T be SILLY . DEAR .
YotteE JUST PLEASINGLY
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'WLeT^TACE iT.„
what does she, expect)
the way she piles 1V7
the food v.
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STRICTLY FRESH
A LAD in Mauch Chunk, Pa. f
^ snared a large fish which was
stolen by a cat before he could
measure the prize catch. This
fish story turned into a cat’s
‘tale.”
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Jail in Allegan, Mich., is being
decorated in red and white. Sc
the prisoners won’t' feel blue?
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Owner of a pub in Glasgow.
Scotland, provides numbered
glasses to avoid mix-ups ic
■Ve60T YEE&
N00MB££f LADPIE
drinks, ne says. They also min
imize the chances of accidental!}
pouring a wee free one, laddie.
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Bus line operator in Tulare.
Calif., wishes the milk of human
kindness would curdle. He wants
to abandon service because mo
torists are picking up all the
would-be riders.
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Lady in Houston, Tex., found
a four-foot water moccasin in
her mailbox. That’s nothing,
we’re always getting letters fit>ro
folks wanting to put the bite
on us.
30,425 Woodland
Acres Examined
Woodland examinations were
made on 30,452 acres of timber for
202 woodland owners during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1954 in
the Newberry District, according
to E. L. Middleswart, District
Forester. These woodland owners
were given recommendations on
how to best care for amd manage
their particular timber lands for
greatest returns in the future.
Marking of forest products was
recommended on 12o of the tracts.
Marking for sale of forest products
was completed on 78 tracts. For
these 78 landowners 2,596,472
hoard feet of sawtimber and 1,-
802 cords of pulpwood were select
ively marked.
In addition to the selective
marking service given these land-
owners, recommendation^ were
made for planting *ot idle land,
proper steps to prevent fire from
entering and destroying timber
and how to improve timberlands
by eradicating undesirable hard
woods with poisons.
Approximately 5,255 acres of
idle land was planted to pine trees
by 344 landowners planting 5,254,-
696 seedlings.
This type management service
is. available to all woodland owners
in South Carolina by contacting
the District Forester, Box 381,
Newberry, or your county agent.
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Newspaper Advertisins
H. D. AGENT
SCHEDULE
The County Home Agents Mrs.
Margie D. Freeman and Mrs. Bar
bara G. Brown announces the fol
lowing schedule for the week of
July 26th through the 31st.
Monday, July 26th
Home visits.
Tuesday, July 27th
Office; Home visits.
Wednesday, July 28th
Home visits; Macedonia HDC
picnic at Hamms’ Landing, supper
at 6:30.
Thursday, July 29th
Home visits.
1 Friday, July 30th
Home visits.
Saturday, July 1 31st
Office.
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PATIENTS AT THE ANN JONES
REST HOME ON HUNT STREET
Mrs. Rosa Enlow of Prosperity,
Miss Jessie Hornsby, Newberry,
who is still critically ill and Mrs.
^Mattie Cromer, Route 3, Newber
ry who was admitted on Monday,
July 19th.
MRS. FRED HAYES
UNDERGOES SURGERY
The friends of Mrs. Fred Hayes
$111 be sorry to learn that she
underwent a major \ operation in
the Newberry Memorial Hospital
Wednesday morning, where she
was admitted earlier the same
day.
SKULL 12,060 TEARS OLD . . . Amateur archeologist Keith Glass
cock fsond shall fragments near Midland, Texas, shewn assembled
T. Dale Stewart who says It’s eldest ever feond hi
ern
Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions
CARTER’S
Day Phones 719 & 76—Night 513-R
POISE AND NOISE . . . Ten-
month old girls exhibit different
moods in Melbourne. Australia,
90-pound bull mastiff “Bushlsss
of Bulmar’* and 19-pound Anne
Brbckfield.
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WEEKEND SPECIAL
Reduced for Quick Clearance
Voils, Dotted Swiss, Tissue Chambray, etc.
Formerly 98c—Now 79c
Formerly 79c—Now 59c
HaroUna;'f|y
Remnant Shop
PEGGY
OKPLEA56,
MOTHER, NOT TO-
WOf I FT* TOO HOT
HENRY—
wmat/born
THE BKPER* IN
TIE# WEATHER—
WHY IV COLLAPSE
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YOU PONT EXPECT
ME TO COOK
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•URJIYM
I HEAR ZEB
TURNER FIRED
HIS HIRED MEN
HE& RUNNING ADS IN THE CITY
PAPERS FOR. PEOPLE WHO WISH
TO SPEND THEIR VACATIONS v
ON A FARM' , ^
HES TURNED HIS
FARM INTO A
! DUDE RANCH?
HES CHARGING VACATIONERS
FOR THEIR ’ FUN** IN DOING
THE HIRED MEN’S CHORES!
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the home loan plan of Newberry Federal
Our loan plan for purchasing, refinancing, con
struction, remodeling or repairing is the best plan.
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Your interest charge and principal reduces with
each payment made.
See us today. Money avaflable immediately. Most
applications can be reported on the day received.
Newberry Federal Savings <S-
Loan Association
‘Chartered and Supervised by U. S. Government
John f, Clarkson, PnaMont J. K. WilUnghnm, Secretary A Trent.
1223 College Street Telephone 246 Newberry, S. C.
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