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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1961
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Ward 3, Xu. 2: C. A. Shealy, Sr. j the Notice of City Democratic
I Berley Morris, H. V. Aughtry,; Primary are hereby selected to
NOTICE OF CITY
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Notice is hereby given that a and Ed Rollins, Clerk. Voting at serve as box managers in their
Municipal Primary will be held on
Tuesday, August 22, 1961 for the
purpose of nominating the follow
ing officers to serve the City of
Newberry for two years respect
ively :
Mayor, Alderman Ward 1, Al
derman Ward 2, Alderman Ward
3, Alderman Ward 4, Alderman
Ward 5, and Alderman Ward 6.
The polls will open at 8 a.m.
and remain open until 6 p.m.
A county registration certificate
is a requirement for voting.
The following have been select
ed to act as managers of election
for the various wards:
Ward 1: Marion Baxter, Mrs.
Rebecca Abrams, Dolph W. Whit
aker, Ed Hazel, Clerk. Voting at
City Hall.
Ward 2: E. Coke Dickert, Mrs.
Ruth Feagle, Mrs. Butler Holmes,
and Mrs. Seth Meek, Clerk. Vot
ing at Smith Motor Company.
Ward 3, No. 1: Mrs. Cyril Hut
chinson, Mrs. Tom Surnmei, Ver
non Wheeler, and Mrs. S. C. Pay-
singer, Clerk. Voting at Boundary
Street School.
Mollohon School. respective precincts for the City
Ward 4, No. 1: Tom Wicker,; in the Special Election to be held
Mrs. Ethel Fellers, Mrs. M. K. on the form of government for the
Wicker, and Mrs. O. M. Cobb, City.
Clerk. Voting at Old Court Mayor and
House. City Council
Ward 4, No. 2: Mrs. Arthur 15-3tc
Wicker, Mrs. Helen Senn, Mrs.
Dovie Hamm and Mrs. R. E. OFFICIAL NOTICE
Schumpert, Clerk. Voting at the ELECTION
FA R AA ■!
NOTESlffiSEr
ful hay when properly handled.
The food value in Costal Bermuda
is nearly equal to that of alfalfa.
In some fertilization test plots
on Sand Hill Farm in the Lon#-
Sericea Lespedeza hay. One of friends and make new ones—peo-
‘ »»■ <ii>ilti|iMi!«|||i
the secrets of putting up high
quality sericea is to cut it at the
right time, cut it before the stem
gets woodie and bale it before it
shore section of the county, coas-1 gets so dry that all those bright
tal is really responding to fertili- ieaves shatter during the baleing
Show Your Calf
Fair time is almost heie and its
By COUNTY AGENTS
We Are in Our Hay Days
zation. The first question one
would expect is well, wouldn’t any
of our hays. Sure, but Costal has
The old saying that there is gone that second mile, by the time
something good in everything is the tests are over it will probably
surely holding true this year with be yielding better than eight tons
many of our farmers. Some of the ! of hay per acre. We know there
process.
While we are having a good
year for hay and silage crops
maybe we have not been so lucky
with our cotton and soybeans that
are later than usual.
There were eight counties t-»k-
ple just like you. Of course, meals ing part in the contest,
will be available in the dining
room at reasonable rates and
lodging in the college dormitories.; .
There will be entertainment too, time for those 4-H Club and
on Tuesday night there will be the members who are planning
4-H Talent show, part of rural show animals to be getting th^na
young folks days there will be a ready. As you know amma
bus load of Newberry County 4-H must be registered so if you
Club members going up for the a junior calf you have not regia-
day and staying for the talent ered or an animal that has no
show. Cards have been mailed out 1 been transferred to you now ia
Gordon Clarkson, Mrs. John Wal-'the question:
ker Schumpert and Mrs. H. L. “SHALL THE CITY OF NEW-
Cockerell, Clerk. Voting at Ford j BERRY CONTINUE THE COUN
CIL-MANAGER FORM OF GOV-!
ERNMENT?” 1
Now as to what can one do, in i to our 4-H Club members so if the time to do it. It seems 1
silage all one 1 you would like to go with your it takes a little longer to ge ose
to remember last • friends for the day fill out your papers back from the Breed sao-
believe he would Vard and get it back in to us at the ciations as fair time comes a ong.
Put up as much J County Agents Office so as you Remember Jiow may e e
of the quality grasses we have j for any crop ? hay and silage as possible but .v .n have a seat on the bus. judge told you, you shou
available to us. It furnished excel-! On a poorer type soil Elmer Ep-! let's try to put up quality hay and, Congratulations! ^ ‘your'calf Vo" !d have 'had' a
Congratulations to the boys on better hair coat. If your calf has
Vv.VV VVoree ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1961 i best hay has been put up this has been a lot in Coastals favor J regards to hay and silage all one yoi
_ * j • a. 1 i a- ^ L. W i iron v onrl V* o xr/-h 4-U« 1 ^ 4- 4-U. 4--I va I i-i o o A T*OTYlomV\OV I ti ct" > 'f'r* .
rs. Eula S. i
H
Clerk. Voting - , . ^ ,
Barber Shop corner Wright and berry and at the usual precinct
Dravton Streets. boxes, a special election will be . . _
Ward 6- Mrs E L Hart Mrs. held in the City of Newberry on lent grazing and makes a beauti- ting has cut some high quality silage, it’s cheaper. For the cot-.;
w u ' ' ’ ‘ • ‘ 1 ton farmer still dust as long as
Motor Company.
Voting is city-wide for all can
didates.
Sam Cook, Chairman
Pete Parrott, Secretary
The Mayor and City Councilmen j
of the City of Newberry, S. C. 1
3tc
NOTICE OF MANAGERS FOR _ _
SPECIAL ELECTION RoSpital BlftllS
The managers named above in
REELECT
Clarence A.
SHEALY, Jr.
Alderman
Ward 3
A MAN that will not use the issue of the City
Manager Form of Government as a Political Foot
ball.
A MAN that will support the decision made by the
people on the form of government THEY select.
Your Vote & Support Aug. 22nd will be appreciated
BEDENBAUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Clarence;
Bedenbaugh of 506 Crosson St. |
announce the birth of a seven |
pound, seven ounce son, Clarencei
Kevin, on July 26 at Newberry
Hospital. The mother is tht for
mer Nancy Susan Bedenbaugh.
MERCHANT
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Merchant of
Route 1, Kinards announce the
birth of a seven pound, five ounce
son, Gregg Crowder, on July 28
at Newberry Hospital. The moth
er is the former Miss Mary Agnes
Crowder.
HENTZ
Mr. and Mrs. William Shealy
Hentz announce the birth of a ten
pound, four ounce son, James Ar-
iail, on July 28 at Newberry Hos-!
pital. Mrs. Hentz is the former!
Miss Bettv Ann Ariail.
LIVINGSTON
Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick Liv- j
ingston of Route 4 announce the j
birth of a five pound, 15 ounce
son, Jim Perry, on July 29 at
Newberry Hospital.
WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward
Wilson of 701 O’Neal Street an
nounce the birth of a seven
pound, six ounce daughter, Lisa
Kaye, on July 31 at Newberry
Hospital. Mrs. Wilson is the for
mer Miss Julia Ann Counts.
MILLS CLINIC PATIENTS
Paul Shealy, Leesville.
Edgar Hiller, Newberry
Mrs. Florence Oxner, Saluda
Mrs. Claudine Morgan, Joanna
Stanley Rowls, Prosperity
Gilbert Hawkins, Prosperity
Ernest Busby, Newberry
Connie Edmunds and baby boy,
Batesburg.
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SOUTH CAROLINA DlV.-COLUMBIA
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE AT
T. ROYS CONTINUES
i
STILL MANY GOOD BARGAINS to be had m sum
mer suits, slacks, Bermuda shorts, swim suits . . .
Also sportscoatts and Florsheim Summer Shoes
Stop by TODAY before all cf the bargains
are gone.
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ou —Jummer,
THE MAN’S SHOP
Sorry—Due to drastic reductions we cannot charge
at Sale Prices.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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64
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PUZZLE No. 938
ACROSS
1 Marner,
George Eliot
novel
6 Decay
11 Answer
12 Separated
14 A direction
15 A pilaster
16 Cleoplatra’s
handmaid
17 I am (contr.)
19 Arab outer
garment
21 Obtain
22 Noise
23 Collection
of facts
24 Flannel
26 Citrus
fruit (pi.)
28 Beverage
(pi.)
29 Short
jackets
31 Rowing
Implement
32 Pastime
33 Discusses
casually
35 To fondle
36 Ethiopian
title
37 Color
38 Thoroughfare
42 Directives
47 Sing in
low voice
48 Male
offspring
49 To let be
come known
50 Wheel tracks
51 Antlered
animals
53 Turkish
regiment
54 High card
55 As it
stands (mus.)
56 River of
Norway
58 To terminate
59 Hebrew
letter
60 Genus of
swans
61 Novel by
Zola
63 Prefix: down
64 Calm
66 Colors
slightly
68 Mine veins
69 Rain and
snow
DOWN
1 Symbol for
selenium
2 City of
Paraguay
3 To yearn
4 Russian
trade guild
5 Depots
6 An arachnid
7 City of
France
8 City of
Algiers
9 Pronoun
10 French
article
11 Payment
back
13 Small eating
places
14 City of
Massachu
setts
18 Part of
ship (pi.)
20 In a short
time
23 Succulent
plant
25 Emmet
27 Combining
form: feast
day
28 Month
(abbr.)
30 Warning
device
32 Years of
one’s life
34 Cereal
grain
35 Metal
container
37 An abrupt
change of
course (pL)
38 Discard
39 An armistice
(Pi.)
40 Repetition
41 Dawn
goddess
42 Extinct bird
43 The wallaba
44 Thin piece
of fired clay
45 African
antelopes
46 Glide
48 Looks at
fixedly
51 Weight of
England
52 Slow-moving
creature
55 Winter
vehicle
57 Girl’s name
60 Gold in
Spanlsh-
American
countries
62 Years old
65 North Syrian
deity
67 French for
“and”
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Answer to Puxsle No. 637
ANNUAL MEETING
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Association will hold
its Annual Meeting at the Newberry County Court
House Saturday Morning, August 5th at 10 o'clock.
We are asking all policy holders to attend.
Please be present.
“Know Your Enemy”
(The Communist Menace)
7:55 a.m. - 11:55 a.m.
6:25 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Hurst P. Amyx
A New Series of Programs Presented by WKDK
■, each day Monday through Friday
WKDK
1240 Kc.
you can get in the field. We are , T ”— . rr f r,'j horns, are they trained right and
about three weeks late and there the Junlor 4-11 Da ^ r y Judg * g do her feet need trimming.
are a lot of young squares and Team - La^ Friday they went to These are a few of the things one
bolls we want to protect from boll I opartanhurg to conrjece in the -j w 4^.ting » ca 11: L£
weevil and bollworms. That five 1 Jistrict Contest, they came out that first P lace position,
dav schedule is still our recom-1 -Jrst place winners in judging Jer- course, one doean t have o
, sey Cows and heifers. They came that any animal to be shown must
j in second place in the entire con- be broke to lead an f » j
test losing by only a few points to well. Or that a dairy et s , .
To attend Faim and Home Week cne beys from Oconee County. The n °t be fat, in good condi ion,
at Clemson, August 14th through Newberry team was made up of not fat. Watch the amoun o co
18th?? Meetings, demonstrations Rooert DeHart, Randy Senn, or high protein f®®os a 7 ’
and programs have been planned Ralph Bedenbaugh, and Harry feed. This causes that eavi
with you in mind this year. Special Harmon. Ralph was third high over the s b 0 old^'3^ana beeiy
mendation.
Have You Made Your Plans
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corer in the Jersey classes and t* ia t some heuers have.
„ Robert was third high scorer in Keep an animal in a s’all and
hogs. Special programs on gard-'the Guernsey classes. Robert was out of the hot sunshine helps that
ening andTflowers, new equipment i also the third-high scorer in the i . r c. . f you a:.y? grazing for^
days with special programs on
1 poultry, dairying, beef cattle and
ontest and Randy Senn was in y ur show animal graze them ai
fifth place. These boys did a good ^ c t r - r ith these, we don’i
job and we are expecting even guarantee this will make any am
Another attraction of Farm and! ligher scoring and pfecing in the mal win any blue ribbons but i'
Home W’eek is you get to meet old I years to come. ^ will help a lot. "
and new ideas with you in mind
and how it will effect your farm
ing operation.
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1383 COLLEGE STREET,. NEWBERRY, S. C-
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W. C. HUFFMAN