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PAUK TWO THIS NKWRRRKV SUN THURSDAY. JANUARY JB. 1B86 Mystery Farm 18 Jake Sease Farm D. E. Epting Dies In Columbia IV W KpUtlUN fbfmtf, tUtd lusi rtumlay night »l ihn hnmo nt Ivla daughtni' nnrt ann-in Inw, Ma. nnH Mpa k W A rthnaiVi H04 KinnNI tHnirt in Oninmhia. Ilti IMbm.Whi >uoh In I4IUI Mnnntnin. M« v v Ih, UhhV n ann nf thn inia *lnnnh «»ni Mnay Ann Chtbnmh hHHing. tin hah ma»in hla innna in t'nimnhin ainaa 11*1 Mia wim t Mm hhnmn l»nng haling, tiiml in ihtlh ilt» wga n inamhah nf hihanaaap Umhawtu nhnwh Mia auvvima inolnha iwn ilan ghiam Mm Manta tihMng Whan l v v anil Mm AMa Maa Wnvhai ni ISnumhiai Ihma anna» Haiiav ten ling 1 nf Wailahn vy v hMV Mnmaa te tenilng ami Vavnnn W v tenMng, halh nr t'nlnmhiai ana hMHhat *iamaa H tenting nr NawtMM'nyi Mva gmtaiahllilvan atal Mva gvaat gminlahihimu. tMila Mv tenting annihav aan, »Han In IMt V^l Marshall-Calcoie Vows Said In Tenn. 40 4 Mi> ten want Mavahall af Hanta te Ivingannvt. 'tVnnauaaa, antutngna lha vaavviaga af thair Uanghtav, Mama ml ttav in Mv Vi Ian innamM Caiaata, aan ar tha Hav 0 A tealaala atai Mm tewl’ nala ar Kinvannvtt Tha hnnhia ring aaiaiaanv tank |tant tuav.ior- 4Ua>aaoa. Maoaiu- tuq* g? at tawr vtVIavK in lha teirat MalianlUt Chnmh, KinganaM, with lha ttav. Mv t'alaata, fnthar nf tha giaaia. arriaiating tiaagaU at whita giahlaU, tarn Mtamla a»ai aamtalalaa witi» hnnu lag whlta tanava wai’a tha ahuruh UouaiatuuM Mm Wnyna Thatanaan avgwn \*\ gnh Mtaa Javv a Mnhavta, a\hi» iat, gava tha watte!tna tnnaUH -nha hvteia, Htvatt tn mnninga h,v Itat lathats wtaa thtniani aiite mat tTnntUlv Iwaa with aianggtal wniaMina ntai gnMiatatl ahitt Tha IVlat Man V'alhu nga amhmhlatatl with ivitlatttani watnun** Tha tin gat tin vaii tall rvata a Jntial aan ttf tenntnui '‘IIV anti hatai alinnatl atatlaliiana anvavklatl with aatinina anti naatla. Wha tattiatl a aalaulal hnmiuat nanlavati with a wltlla av ah hi atttl *tv^aatat a MttaK t'alanta aatvatl hla htttlh at a* haul man Tax Notice AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JANUARY 31,1956 A 2% Penalty i WILL BE ADDED TO ALL UNPAID 1955 STATE and COUNTY TAXES TT> lh» Slovens Succumbs Thursday Night da mas temmis fliahhamv tliati lata Thnfstla.v night at Nawhanw tSmnlY Mamavlal hn«v nilal aMav a hagailhg Ulhaug. Mt Hlanhanu waa havn In Naw hatty nnnnlv, san at tha lata H, tetuHanu ami Nanula t*IMa UnM Htanhanu Ma hatl atlamlatl Mlam* Utvn tnllaga ami bMi'man nnlwai' uit\ ami uinua than havl haan an* gauad la tanning In lha Maad tewllu uammnnlly at this aungty> Hn wau a mamhar at Mannl Nton Maniisl ihnndio Hnt'vlvai'u Irndmla hlu wltaw, Mm Canla Hutf wtanhanus Mima suns, Maovga and dalvuny Htanla unu at Naw harry and Mhavlla, at Halmta; fanr danghrara, Mm H. T Mamhrlghl at linrttngtnm N, 0, Mm te M ('ana af Nawharry and Mia Hardy Ccvuah and Mm- Mar» aid »dwards af Halnda and atavan grandohUdrau. Annlhar aou, Har' old Htauhanu was drowuad Anguat I, lUhh, during Muriluaun Dianna In Wllminglou. N, 0, Pnnaral Rarvloau wara aandnaV ad Halurtlay aftarnnuu from tha Whttakar Amaral homa by Dav, C. O. teamoraux and Dr, P. U Orlar, Intarmant was in Houomonl uematary, Sunday Services For Mrs. l^owe Mrs. Iada Ann Padgatt teowa, 4«, died Haturday morning at tha Nawharry Mamorial hosnital after a short Uluauu. Slia wau born and reared I n Johnston In Wdjsafteld county but had made her home near Whit* mire (or a number of yaara. Sha was tha daughter of the lute Red Padgett, Mrs, Lowe ia survived hy her husband. F, 8. Lowe, Whitmire; a •on. Arthur of Manning and one ibrother, Dick Padgett, Granite* villa. Funeral aeryicea were conduct* ed Sunday from the residence near Whitmire and burial followed In Hosemont cemetery here. longtime Chainmll* Resident Pusses Merman Meunia Molting*worth, tW, nromlnani mamhanl and farm nr of PhatmelUh died Sunday at. the Nawharry Mamorial hoaidiai afiar an lllnaaa of aavaml yaara Mr Mollingaworth waa horn and reared at Prora Mill, a aim m lha lata Hebert T- and Mary Date nla MoUingeworth, kStr many yaara ha had onaratad lha Mvd' Itngaworth MamanMIa (\v and a farm on Roula t, t'hanoalla, Me wau a mamhar of Liberty dioinge Preibytarian church at Oman Mill, a Veteran of World War i and a mamhar of lha Ametoan Legion Pout M at Nawharry, Ma la anrvtved by hla wife, Mm tel hat Waaalngar MoUlnguworihi three d a ugh tart i Mm William Young tif Pliiuou, Mra, Oat'ar bO’ hel of Nawharry and Mlaa Marla Hotlingaworth of Nawharry} two brethaiHh M Y, HolUngaforih and 4, T, Mollingaworth, bath of t'rtmg Mill} one half brother} John'Potv ner MoUIngawyoth of Atlanta, Ga, and three graudaong, Funeral aarvlcaa warn conduct ed at 8 p- m, Tueaday afternoon Mmm Liberty spring* Preahytar^ Ian church with Ray, Flay Riddle and Ray, N, W. Trueadala conduct' lug tha service. Rurial waa In tha church cemeiery, f v STOP POLIO BEFORE IT STRIKES YOUR FAMILY (ilve to the ll«« Mareli of Dimes .... It's au Invest* ment That May Save A Child You Know! YOU cun help stop polio in its tracks HI'’.FORE it kills or cripples u child you know. You can help—10 easily—to conquer for all time this last DREAD epidemic disease! Yes! Joining the lUiiil March of Dimes will help wipe out polio, more than you may realise — to Here’s why. With part of the funds received through the March of Dimes each year, the National foundation for Infantile paralysis is paying for research in the nation's great laboratories and medical centers; research that, week by week, brings America closer to stamping out this disease, With the balance of the money the Foundation makes certain that no polio patient goes without care for lack of funds. In one year, a million and a half dollars were spent on Iron Lungs alone- on Respirators that saved countless lives. Mother Of Local Man Succumbs Mm Maggie Plait Hwindier, T8, of Greenwood, died at the borne at her daughter, Mra, H. L Charles laat Sunday. Hurvtvor* Include four aona, T, P. of Wen Gal lie, Fla,, C, J, of New harry, O, H, af Greenwood and R, F. of Orlando, Florida; one daugh ter, Mra, H, L. Charles of Green wood; two alatera, Mra, M, C, Gib Ham and Mra, tevelyn damp, of Newberry, Funeral services were conduct ed Tuesday from Onllle Self Me morial Baptist church and burial was In West tend cemetery, at Greenwood, J. RAY DAWKINS Treasurer Pa dgett- Roberts Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howard Padgett of Walterboro announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane Carter tt^Joe Milton Roberta junior, son of Mr. and Mra. Joe Milton Roberta of Newberry. Mlsa Padgett is a graduate of Walterboro high achool and buai- ness graduate of Columbia college* She Is presently employed by the Food Service Section. Parris Is land. Mr. Roberts is a graduate of Newberry high school and attend* ed The Citadel. He ia now serving with the United States army, sta tioned at Fort Bragg, N. C. The wedding is planned for June. A reception followed in the Com munity Hall of the Church. The bride ia a graduate of Queens College, Charlotte. N. C. and a student in medical technol- | oy at St. Mary’s Memorial Hoa- j pital, Knoxville. Her sorority is Kappa Delta. The groom is a graduate of Da vidson Cpllege, N. C. and is at tending the University of Tennes see. His fraternity is Kappa Al pha. The couple will be at home af ter January 2 at 1006 Churchwell Ave., NE, Knoxville. Out of town guests included Da vid, William and Lamar Neville of Newberry. The Calcotes were resident of Newberry for 15 years during which time Rev. Cal cote was pas tor of Aveleigh Presbyterian Church. Sloan Minor Dies 81oau Minor, 64, of CitroneUe, Alabama, a native of Saluda, died Monday morning at Mobile Infirm ary after one year of ill health. Mr. Minor waa horn at Saluda, the son of Mra. Lou Minor and the late R. J. Minor. Survivors include hla mother, Mra, Lou Minor, of Newberry; two alatera, Mra. J. L Kempaon, of Columbia, and Mra. Ernest Lay- ton of Newberry; alaa two bro thera, M. U Minor, Commerce, Ga. and Dr, R. C. Minor of Michigan. Funeral services were held at Lucedale, Mias. Give to the March of Dimes this year! f 11 • gBp.j Give anytime during the month of January. \ REMEMBER PLEASE—if what you give helps save ONE life this year, it's the best investment you could possibly make. PUBLISHED IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE BY— V H S. C. National Bank Joe L Keitt, Asst. Mgr. John T. Norris, Mgr. Lewis Shealy, Asst. Mgr. picked to pace Indianapolis 500 . vM : ^11 J M .1 , 0 3| the most powerful car in the medium priced field! H. S. Davis Motor Company Come In Nowl Get Our Special January Deall 1223 McKIBBEN STREET NEWBERRY, 8. C.