Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963 * THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE SEVEN MeRRY CHRiSTwaS! Brightly the Holiday spirit lights new friendships and rekindles old ones year after year. We hope you are pleased with l the way we have served |/1 you and pledge anew our willingness to help our Community in any way possible. A Very Merry Christmas To You! T. ROY SUMMER, Inc. Betsy Summer Doug Hornsby Parker Martin Florence, Bettie and Roy Summer YES, SANTA, THEY HAVE ALL BEEN GOOD THIS YEAR. rr.. ED. YOUNG BUICK CO. 2800 COLLEGE STREET NEWBERRY, SOUTH CARODINA i S .s * x i*. X X X X X X X X X i X X X X X 1 1 X X X X s X 1 1 2 X I X X X 2 § X § X X 1 u X X 2 X 2 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 2 X X X X x X X X x X X X X X X X X X X 2 2 2 X X Santa isn't the only one who is busy getting ready for Christ mas. For weeks now, U.S. railroads have been making prepara tions to move the bulk of the more than 6,250,000,000 gift packages and greeting cards which the postal service will de liver during the holiday season. For the railroads, this means numerous special crews and railroad equipment, just as the Post Office Department adds extra workers to keep the mail moving. Thandle the anticipated record load of Christmas mail, the railroads expect to expedite the equivalent of more than 62,000 standard-size mail cars, each 60 feet long. This railroad equip ment available to the Post Office Department is sufficient to provide, every day, hundreds of all-mail trains. The railroads also transport thousands of cars of express and freight loaded with holiday merchandise. The holiday deluge represents only part of the railroads' phe nomenal year-round mail performance, in which they carry the bulk of the nations approximately 64 billion pieces. NOW LISTEN HERE . .. Obviously our young friend is aware that (his Santa is not real, yet she still seems inclined to whisper in his ear—probably with the correct notion that pomehow the word will get to the real live old gentleman who distributes gtfts on Christmas Eve. sfl mmm m m U PH SPEEDWAY ... Cars and racers fascinate many youngsters and toymakers have designed a variety of such items for Santa’s bag. What youngster wouldn’t like to watch racers on his own speedway course? NOW SEE HERE . . . Santa Claus, togged in his Christmas day dress, captures full attention of the younger set. They listen, patiently, for each wants his or her turn to tell Santa about the things most wanted under the Christmas tree. . . Outdoor decorations can be simply and effectively dotie, as shown here, with careful placement of HOLIDAY WELCOME string lights, a flood lamp to highlight doorway decorated with Christmas greenery. < C •.v~. . . and please make it a r • / special and wonderful Christmas for all of our friends! 5* City Filling Station TELEPHONE 276-4395 "NEXT TO THE POSTOFFICE AND JUST AS RELIABLE NEWBERRY, S. C. FRIEND STREET May We Send Our Season's to the Friendly People of This Corwiunity Christmas is that time of the year when oiir thoughts turn to the more noble things of life ...to the happiness we can ' bestow rather than that which is bestowed on us. As an expression, therefore, of t our genuine appreciation of your good -C-■ will, we extend to you our most sincere good wishes for Christmas. Wertz Music & Appliance Co. RCA — PHILCO — ZENITH—SALES and SERVICE LARGE STOCK OF THE LATEST RECORDS # Newberry, South Carolina Phone 276-1603 Mrs. Mabel Slaton Miss Kay Singley Mr. David Bowers Mr. Ed. Lominack Mr. Kenneth Nelson Mr. Danny Padgett Mrs. Clara D. Wertz Mr. Herman Morris