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SECTION 1—PAGE 4 THE NEWBERRY SUN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 SEASONS GREETINGS ' FROM Newberry Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. Heartiest Good Wishes to all our Friends and Customers for a Joyous Yuletide and the Happiest, Most Prosperous of all Years in 1957. HOLIDAY CLOSING NOTICE! Offices In The Newberry County Court House WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY, JAN. 1,1957 in observance of New Year’s Day s Phone 310 I I BABSON Cont. from Page 1 dustrial Average may approach, during 1957, either 400 or 600. It will be very easy to make a mis take by either buying or selling stocks at this time, except for in telligent switches. I am willing to say, however, that readers should not get panicky and sell their oils. Even Gulf Oil, which has the largest interests in the very rich Middle East fields, should not be sold. 37. All sensible investors will carry good bank balances and re serves during 1957 so as not to be caught, whatever happens. 38. There should be no panic in the stock market during 1957. Stocks will either fluctuate near their present, levels or else will gradually slide downward or up ward. It will be risky to borrow money to buy stocks in 1957; rather, one might sell stocks to get out of debt. 39. The way to make money in the stock market is: (1) Confine i your purchases to the stocks of the leading companies in each in dustry. (2) Diversify moderate ly and do not try to pick out win ners, remembering that, whether you buy or sell, someone (prob ably as smart as you) is doing the opposite at the same time. (3) Store up cash when most people are bullish; use this cash to buy stocks when most people are bearish. 40. We are no longer on the Gold Standard but on a Political Standard. Although the Law of Action and Reaction will ulti mately rule, yet periods of pros perity can artificuially be extend ed by manipulating money rates, subsidies, and other financial props. 41. Every reader should have a little stock in one of the local banks in which he has his ac count. Bank stocks should make CONT. on PAGE 5 i t £>uJ i £ i “D’Kid’s sure cautious tonight. Said he wants to look good when he picks up that new car which Purcells helped him buy.” Dem Purcell people are a knockout to deal wit. See 'em when you want to finance yer next car. 9 l l A u r c e "Your Private Bankers** 1418 Main St. Newbcny ■ > m if $eace on €artf) Goodwill men..♦ Each year we appreciate more fully the loyalty of friends.'A Merry Christmas to all! T. Roy Summer, Inc. T. Roy Summer T. Roy Summer Jr. Mrs. T. Roy Summer Mrs. T. Roy Summer Jr. Lester Lee Bedenbaugh Jim Cook Wyman Shealy out oui/z to all: a C/zziUmai futt of joy and cjtadnzii! Epting Automotive Service Inc. -/Vs •> ■ 5? £ 2505 Main Street Newberry, S. C. Just a light hearted greeting to wish our friends and patrons a Merry Christmas and a Holiday Season that's cheery and bright. RUFF IMPLEMENT CO. i 1315 Caldwell St. Phone 772 £ BCcssiaas ' tC« Christmas Season. v five in, ijour Ceart" urctiC Christmas Qomcs P^qaitv ^ B PINEHAVEN KENNELS ' 1 ' ' */f PHARMACIST MAIN STREET Pharmacy « The Prescription Store 99 Phone 610' TO /iLOUR FRIENDS p % SI fPllil ■M . JM' ’’ HIPP’S AUTO SALES Phone 309-W Caldwell St. Ext. NEWBERRY, S. C. 'A A* r 3 ' . • 1 4ND CUSTOMERS £ § As another year rolls around we express our thanks for your past patronage and wish you all • • • MERRY CHRISTMAS! PORTER’S AMOCO STATION COLLEGE ST. EXTENSION PHONE 1839 NEWBERRY, S. C. iHi To our man^ fr' en d s ' : with » you Jcappied: j-Joliday ike Merriest CTristrruas, ever —tkanks for your poitroruage! George N. (TV) Martin RADIO and TELEVISION 1309 Main St. Newberry, S. C. Telephone 311 S IHMIWMI