The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, October 02, 1958, Image 8
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1968
LAFF OF THE WEEK
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BEST WISHES
Calhoun Life
Insurance Co,
Yates Heating & Refrigeration
Company sends best wishes to
the officers and personnel of
Calhoun Life Insurance Com
pany during the observance of
the Formal Opening of its New
berry Regional Office on Friday
October 3,1958.
Yates Heating And
Refrigeration Co.
Electrical Subcontractor for the New
Calhoun Building
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PUZZLE No. 517
ACROSS
1 Alaskan
outer
garment (pi.)
7 Collection
ot facts
10 Make noise
like dove
13 Let go
14 Lair
15 Chance
16 Sick
17 Protected
19 Man’s name
20 New Guinea
city
21 Not matched
(Scot.)
22 Scarcity
24 Incites
26 Philippine
dwarf
negrito
28 Capuchin
monkey
29 Percolates
31 Prefix: half
33 Kind of soil
36 To cruise
38 Puts on
40 Prefix:
three
41 Man’s
nickname
43 Shower
45 Bristle
47 Land
measure
48 Flat fish
50 Domestic
52 Metal
54 Strike
56 Shore bird
58 Perch
61 Turmeric
63 Observes
65 Against
66 Glass
water
bottle
69 Story
71 To weep
72 Form of
“to be”
73 Long lock
of hair (pi.)
75 Short for
musical
instrument
76 Wire
measure
77 Lubricating
liquid
78 Shoulder
piece worn
on uniform
80 Dance step
81 Clock in
shape of
ship
82 Checks
growth
DOWN
1 Animal’s
coat
2 Asserts
3 Syllable
of scale
4 Japanese
palanquin
5 Hindu
demon
6 Scorched
7 Sum up
8 Require
9 Mountains of
S. America
10 Old Roman
vehicle
11 Kiln
12 Brilliantly
colored fish
13 Annoys
18 Estimated
23 Indian
mulberry
25 To box
27 Man’s name
30 Thailand
32 Girl’s name
34 A macaw
35 Persian
title: chief
37 Prevaricator
39 To agitate
41 Paid
notices
42 Regulation
44 Island west
of Sumatra
46 Ox of the
Celebes
49 Bulging
round
cask (pi.)
51 Follows an
eating
regimen
53 Confer with
55 Beverage
57 Rents
59 Tends a
fire
60 Country in
Asia
62 River of
England
64 Slumbered
66 To tent out
67 Tune
68 American
Indian
70 Brother of
Jacob
74 Sprite
79 Prefix: not
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STARS
LYN CONNELLY
F OR some time we have written
about Tommy Sands we had
known as a child performer . . .
We have lamented that Capitol
has made him another Presley
when he had been such a good
country and western singer . . .
Now Capitol has ‘given him a
chance to wax a country and west
ern ballad and critics are surprised
at the expert way he handles him
self . . . Tommy is absolutely
great in his latest disc, “I Love
You Because” . . . We wore out
the waxing just reviewing it as it
played again and again and again
, . . something we never did with
any of his rock ’n roll numbers.
This is the Tommy Sands he
should be and whether the side
sells or not we hope Capitol will
continue to give him music . . .
In fact, it might not be a bad idea
for them to dig out some old Eddy
Arnold hits such as “Bouquet of
Roses” . . . Tommy always want
ed to be another Eddy Arnold and
the music world is ready for one
. . . but it’s loaded with kids who
can sing rock ’n roll . . . Try “I
Love You Because,” compare it
with the flip side, “Blue Ribbon
Baby” and you’ll see what we
mean.
PLATTER CHATTER
MERCURY: — The Diamonds
get serious and tarn oat a good
disk in their latest effort, “Kathy-
0,” a haunting, folk-song type of
thing . . . Wonderful change for
the boys and for music in general
... It probably won’t do much
because “it doesn’t have a beat”
but it’s worth buying just to soothe
ruffled nerves after a rock ses
sion . . . Real smooth and per
sonally, we think its the best the
group has ever done . . . Flip side
has a light ditty called “Happy
Years.”
CAPITOL:—Dean Martin’s lat
est makes three hits in a row for
the low-pressure singer . . . It’s
“Volare” and a whale of a num
ber it is . . . Should go big . . .
“Outta My Mind” is the reverse.
SELF PORTRAIT . . . Staring
at mirror before him, actor
Zero Mostel finishes a self-por
trait In his New York studio.
Mostel was formerly a night
club comic.
i'MSy
BY HELEN HALE
Save Where Your
Savings Are Insured
A BUDGET-FITTED
HOME
LOAN
GET THE FACTS TODAY
T F YOU want to cut nice even
slices of meat from a roast,
tomatoes or large fruit such as
melon, use a sharp, saw-tooth
edged knife.
Remove the tight skin of garlic
by running hot water over it.
Small handbrushes are excellent
for removing the very finest silk
from ears of corn. Keep a pair of
tweezers handy for getting the
silk which is lodged deep in-be
tween the rows of kernels.
When using instant potatoes for
mashed potato, heat the milk tc
the boiling point, blend in the po
tatoes, butter and seasonings and
beat thoroughly. They’ll be light
THIS WEEK’S RECIPE
Dutch Lettuce
(Serves 6)
1 pound leaf lettuce
2 cups bold boiled potatoes,
' diced
3 thick slices bacon
% cup vinegar
2 hard-cooked eggs, diced
Shred lettuce and mix lightly
with potatoes. Cut bacon in
squares and fry until crisp.
Sprinkle over lettuce. Mix vine
gar with bacon fat and pour
over salad. Garnish with eggs.
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1117 Boyce Street Newberry, S. C. The State Building
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HALF-PAST TEEN
THE BAFFLES By Mahoney
THERESA SWELLMAT/HEE
AT THE ORPHEUMJ
and handsome if you work quickly.
Save small bits of leftover vege
tables in a freezer container and
freeze as they accumulate. When
you have enough, use creamed in
a casserole, stew or meat pie.
Tomatoes stuffed with corn are
an excellent accompaniment to a
harvest supper of baked beans and
brown bread. S^rve golden mus
tard pickles as an accompaniment.
For a quick fruit fluff, use
glassed baby food such as pears,
pineapples or peaches with 2 tea
spoons of lemon juice and a stiffly
beaten egg white. Chill before
serving.
If Dad carves more meat on the
turkey, ham or roast than you use
for the meal, wrap neatly in freez
er paper and freeze for sandwiches.
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ROOFTOP REHEARSAL . . . Considered one of the top baUerinas,
Yvette Chauvire of Paris dances along a narrow waU atop the
Royal Opera House in London with partner Alexis Raasine.
We wish to join with others in ex-
pressing appreciation to Calhoun
Life Insurance Company for its de
cision to locate a Regional Office in
Newberry.
T. Roy Summer, Inc.
“The Man’s Shop”
Main Street
Newberry
We Extend Best Wishes To
Scene in Agents’ Office, Cal
houn Life Insurance Com
pany Regional Office, New
berry. All office furniture for
l
t
this office supplied by
NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY
COMPANY
Sumter, S. C.
Calhoun Life Insurance Co.
On The Formal
Of Its Regional
Nu-Idea School Supply Co.
230-232 E. Liberty Street
Sumter, South Carolina