The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 20, 1957, Image 6
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
LAFF OF THE WEEK
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 195X
. . yon barely miss my last pomp yetting: oat of here, drive over
tbe curb, knock down that sign at Center Street, and when
yon hit that tree at the next Intersection—that’s
where you turn left.”
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venience of hunger pains. •
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CURBET is sold in bottles of 90 only ot
drug stores. Buy all your drugs ot your
druggists with confidence, ond take only
os directed.
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LOST FISH
I N one of McGuffey** readers we
read of the “Fish I Didn’t
Catch.” And the other night on the
TV a city boy, out fishing the first
time, hooked a fish and he began
to try to boat him. But Alas! he
rocked the boat and he went over*
board into the lake and lost his
fish.
Such may remind us of the dis
appointments of life, of the many
fish we do not catch because of
one thing and another. Don’t con
clude that you surely have a prize
when the fl£h is on the hook. Or
even when he hangs gleaming in
the sun above the water. Don’t
boast of a catch until the fish is in
the boat or on the bank.
And in the conflicts and stress
of life, do not think you have won
as long as there are elements of
danger in the situation. There is
an old hymn that runs something
like this:
Ne’r think the victory won.
Nor lay thine armor by.
The hosts of sin are pressing
hard
To draw thee from the sky.
Fight the good fight of faith, and
keep on fighting on until the Father
gives you his approbation and in
vite you to a place in the heavenly
kingdom.
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Savo Where Your
Savings Are Insured
state
GET THE FACTS TODAY!
Building & Loan Association
1117 Boyce Street The Belfast Building
Newberry, South Carolina
DIRECTORS
Louis C. Floyd
R. Aubrey Harley
Thomas H. Pope
Pinckney N. Abrams
J. Dave Caldwell
Ralph B. Baker
YV ITH P lent y leisure time
V v becoming the rule rather
than the exception, American?
everywhere are swarming to th-
great outdoors. And recent survey
conclude that boating is getting
more than its share of new enthu
siasts.
Boating is fun, on a small stream,
a rolling river, or the salty seas.
Yet many beginners overlook the
fact that it can also be hazardous.
Whether on a stream or at sea,
a boat is not the safest place in
the world for a non-swimmer.
Many dock operators who rent
boats or extend dock privileges in
sist that every boater be equipped
with a life preserver, whether he
is a swimmer or not. This is a gen-
'eral rule at most of the TV A im
poundments. This is a requirement,
however, that is not standard oper
ating procedure at many private
lakes—and quite often the tragic
result is death by drowning for
some unlucky or careless boater.
When you are afloat, wear your
life preserver at all times; it may
be uncomfortable, but it may also
save your life.
If you are a boating enthusiast,
here are some other things to re
member:
Small boats and big water, like
water and oil* just don’t go to
gether. -
Recklessness on the waterways
can kill you as quickly and surely
as carelessness on the highway.
When you approach or pass an
other craft, swing a wide berth,
for safety’s sake. Racing can make
boating a dangerous game, not a
hobby.
Canoes, small boats and skiffs
may appear plenty seaworthy—but
they were made for light activity.
If you’re boating along the shores
of the gulf or ocean, stay close to
shore. Get out too far and you may
ot get back.
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DUTCH BEAUTY . . . Corine
Rottechnfer, 19, of Amsterdam,
wiH represent Holland in 6th
amraal Miss Universe beauty
pageant at Long Beach, Cal.
CUBAN REVOLT . . . Camped in Sierra Maestra hills, Cuban rebel leader Dr. Fidel Castro (arrow)
and staff officers plan battle campaign against nationalist troops of Pres. Batista.
CURRENT DIVIDENDS
2 per dent
ON YOUR SAVINGS
Newberry
Federal
Savings & Loan
Association
June 1, 1957
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TO OUR INYESTNIG FRIENDS:
I am pleased to advise you that the Board of Directors of the Newberry
Federal Savings and Loan Association, at their annual meeting on
May 31, declared our 44th semi-annual dividend to be paid at the rate
of 314 % per annum.
We have felt all along that we owe a very definite obligation to the
thousands of investors at the Newberry Federal Savings and Loan
Association, a responsibility to pay them as large a dividend as possible
in keeping, however, with our sound business policy. On the other hand,
we have also felt a very definite obligation to build as strong an Asso
ciation as possible. Now' that our reserves, which in addition to the
insurance on your accounts, adds to the safety of your investments, has
reached over % of a million dollars, we felt that we should pass on to
our investors part of the earnings of the Association.
Now that our Association has reached approximately nine million dollars
in total assets, we want to say again to you that this has been accomp
lished mainly through your faith and confidence in us. We hope that we
shall always merit this relationship.
The dividend check you will receive July 1, 1957, or the amount which
may be added to your account, will be at the rate of 3 1 4% per annum.
St.-
Very sincerely yours,
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John 3, Clarkson
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President
John F. Clarkson
Waldo C. Huffman
DIRECTORS
J. K. Willingham
M. O. Summer -
G. K. Dominick
E. B. Purcell
Newberry Federal Savings & Loan
Association
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