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PAGE FOUR THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, JUNE IF, 1964 PROPERTY TRANSFERS Newberry No. 1 J. Alsy Amick to Carl L. Amick and Dorothy C. Amick, 8 acres, $5.00. Prances H. Rutherford, etc., et al, to J. David H. Halfacre, two lots, $5.00. J. D. Caldwell to David H. Tray- ler and Dolly F. Trayler,-two lots, $5.00 Clarence T. Summer, Inc., to David H. Trayler and Dolly Tray- Ur, one lot and one building, $5.00. Will P. Clopton to Bessie F. Clopton, one lot and one building, $5.00 love and affection. Newberry No. 1 Outside Clyde R. Merrick to Frank L. Hawkins Jr., 5.6 acres and one building, $5.00. Leona Abrams to S. N. Crayne one lot and one building, $5.00. J. Dave Caldwell and Hazel W. Halfacre to A. W. Livingston and Saby H. Livingston, 2.56 acres, $5.00. M. F. Grooms and Alice C. Grooms to Cecil E. Wicker and Margaret B. Wicker, one lot, $5. A. W. Murray to M. C. Taler, 120 acres, $5.00. Lawrence F. Derrick Jr. to Kemper 0. Hawkins and Nita Caldwell Hawkins, two lots and one building, $5.00. Silverstreet No. 2 Patrick M. Nichols, et al to Paul Eugene Payne and James William Pitts, 44.45 acres, $5.00. Bush River No. 3 W. H. Caldwell to George Har vey Caldwell, 62.5 acres, $5.00 and exchange of real estate. Whitmire No. 4 Outside L. J. King to Frank King, two acres, $10.00. Frank H. Ward, P. J. to James E. Wiseman Jr , 94 acres, $2000. Pomaria No. 5 Ray Doolittle to Roland E. Kib- ler, one lot, $5.00 love and affec- i tion. Little Mountain No. 6 Maggie Hamm, H. H. Hamm Sr. and Lucille Hamm Wise to Ger- : t trude E. Ross and Sarah M. Ross, 11.2 and 67 acres and one build ing, $60,000. Prosperity No. 7 Irvin M. Mills to Charles F. Shealy and Shelvie Jan D. Shealy, I. 35 acres, $5.00 love and affec tion. George B. Boozer and Boyd M. Boozer and Nellie Ruth K. Boozer, II. 69 acres, $5.00 love and affec tion. Mrs. Sue M. Warren to George B. Boozer, one lot, $50.00. Thomas B. Stockman to Carl Williams, 1.5 acres, $450. Recent Movings Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bussey are now residing at 1917-A Har per St. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Reneke have moved to 719 Caldwell St. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mayes are now making their home at 1721 Johnstone St. CLASSIFIED! ADS LAKE MURRAY WATERFRONT lots, $15 down, $15 a month. Call W. M. Harris, collect, Sunset 25609, Columbia or come to prop- * erty at Black’s Bridge on High way 391 Saturday or Sunday of- ternoons. Look for our sign— “BLACKSGATE ESTATES” 2-8tc VISITING IN TENNESSEE Mrs. James Leavell is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, in Chatt anooga, Tenn. New 1964 ARMOR MOBILE HOME 2 BEDROOMS 10 ft. wide, 50 ft. long $3,995.00 Owens Home & Auto Supply WHITMIRE, S. C. Phone 694-3541 IF 1964 IS YOUR LAST Y£AR, TRY A RETIREMENT CALENDAR My Sincerest Thanks For the fine vote that the people of Newberry County gave me in the Democratic Pri mary. Although I did not win the race, I did win many friends and appreciate the confidence so many of you expressed in me by your vote. Again, thank you. ALVIN G. HIPP RITZ Theatre THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WALT DISNEY PRESENTS The Three Lives of Thomasina Children 25c—Adults 60c. MONDAY AND TUESDAY David Niven, Peter Sellers, Robert Wagner, Capucine, Claudia Card- inale The Pink Panther SEE OUR display window of Denby Stoneware DURABLE - PRACTICAL To the original stoneware is added a heatproof glaze equalling that of the fi nest china. A glaze which remains clean, white and lustrous for a lifetime. Your delightful DENBY decorations are double-fired . . . completely immune to the harshest detergents and the rough est dishwashers—human and mechan ical! A DENBY decoration never wears off. Your DENBY is so practical—because one set of dishes is all you need for your daily use and all your entertaining. And your DENBY service — with its many casseroles and other cook - and - serve pieces — is designed to be used in the oven. You save dishwashing and storage space because so many pieces are multi purpose. Yes, DENBY is PRACTICAL! Turner & Taylor Next to Newberry County Bank Howard Turner Gerald Taylor COMING NEXT WEEK— Viva Las Vegas CLOVER LEAF DRIVE-IN Theatre THURSDAY Palm Springs Weekend Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Play It Cool Billy Fury, Helen Shapiro, Bobby Vee SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY PT109 Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin, Jalnes Gregory ALWAYS a Color Cartoon Budget Fitted HOME LOANS To Buy . . Build . . Refinance Fast Service Prompt Loan Closings Rent-Like Monthly Payments HOME LOANS INSURED SAVINGS Building and Loan Association 1117 Boyce Street Newberry, S. C. Dial 276-5660 DIRECTORS: Ralph B. Baker J. Dave Caldwell Pinckney N. Abrams Louis C. Floyd Thomas H. Pope R. Aubrey Harley T HE COMING of the New Year is the signal for a 12-month countdown by those who will be retiring next December 31st. It is a time for a pre-retirement calendar. Here is one, designed particu larly for those who will be mov ing away with their pensions: JANUARY — Get thorough health examinations for both man and wife in order to correct any ailments while still in the com pany’s health insurance program. Buy—and plan to pay for before the salary stops—any expensive items such as furniture, car, and appliances that will be needed. FEBRUARY—Start grooming a person of your choice to take over your job, if it’s a key job (this can keep you a hero after you’re gone). Take your vacation, and spend it all in the town where you plan to settle . . . just to condition yourself to the place and get acquainted. MARCH—Start quietly tapering off on the job—there’s no sense in getting ulcers now—and re frain from advertising the fact that your retirement is near. Go to the nearest Social Security of fice and determine what your benefits will be, when the first check will be mailed, when and how you should come back and apply for the benefits. APRIL—Put your house up for sale, offering possession next Jan uary 1st. Shift your investments into what form you’ll want them for retirement, to get used to the new schedule of dividends. MAY — Start cultivating the children a little better. Start cleaning out the attic and base ment. Start packing the things you aren’t using. Ask at least three moving companies to give you bids on moving your posses sions, telling them you’ll do the packing yourself. JUNE—Start looking for a job, if you’ll want one. Determine what businesses and industries are in your new town. JULY—Take a three-week leave from the company (even at loss of pay), and spend it in your chosen town. AUGUST — Write friendly let ters to everybody you met on your visit. Adopt now another one-third of the budget set up last February. Go to the Internal Revenue Service and determine what income taxes will be on your pension and dividends. SEPTEMBER—Buy health in surance for both husband and wife (if company policy doesn’t carry over). Give children, friends and co-workers some details of your retirement plans. OCTOBER—Make out a house hold work schedule, with duties divided between husband and wife. NOVEMBER — Sign a contract for the moving of your posses sions. Put into effect the final third of your budget DECEMBER — Set aside $250 for unexpected costs of moving. You’ll need it Change your ad dress at Social Security, the pen sion company, etc., and at the Post Office. Rent a Post Office box in the new town for six months for better assurance you’ll get your mail. Nmm GOLDEN TEARS 3«»pa«« booklet now ready. Send 50# in coin (no stamps), to Dept. CSPS, Box 1C72, Grand Central Station. Now Tort IT. N. T. Good (Sun) PRINTING costs no more! I THANK YOU I wish to thank my many friends and supporters for your vote in last Tues day’s primary. Although not elected, I appreciate this campaign. J. SEASE DOWD TO THE VOTERS I wish to take this means of thanking the people of Newber ry County for re-electing me to the office of Auditor for anoth er term. Your confidence in my manage ment of this office in the past is greatly appreciated. I shall continue in the fu ture, as I have in the past, to work for continued efficient ad- a . . ministration of the office of Auditor. Again, thank you! RALPH BLACK FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS By C D. Smith What About Boy Who 'Likes’ Two Girls? THE WEEK’S LETTER: T like a boy very much and he tells me that he likes me. But, there is another girl who likes him. When he is with me, she is al ways trying to get his attention so he will go off with her. When he calls me, he tells me that he likes me and that he doesn’t like her. Then, he calls this other girl and tells her the same thing—that he likes her and does not like me. Should I forget this boy since he calls this other girl and tells her the same thing he tells me or what should I do? I like him very much.’* OUR REPLY: If you like the boy very much, you don’t want to "forget about him” just be cause he calls another girl on the telephone — or because he likes amt her girl too. Don’t be too concerned about this other fcirl trying to get his attention wliile he is with you —unless he should happen to give her his attention while he- is with you. Should this happen, you should, in a nice and polite- way, inform him that boys who take you out and then give their attention to someone else don’t take you out very often. You can say this sincerely — and he will respect you for it By the same token, if yon know this boy is using the same "line” more than once, then politely tell him that you doubt his sincerity. Be sure, however, that yon have the facts in hand end me positive that he is telling the other girl the same things he tell* yon. The mere fact "some body" said it was true doesn’t mean that it is so. ztzzjzs? stvsk •*lr««7««r tetter to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS. COMMUNITY AND SUB URBAN PRESS — —aw*. FORT. ET. To the Voters of Newberry county I am deeply grateful for the wonderful vote you gave me in Tuesday’s election. Your vote of confidence touches my heart. I promise you that I will serve Newberry County to the best of my ability at all times and under all cir cumstances as I have done in the past. My office will be open to all the citizens of Newberry County at all times. To those who voted for me I am very grateful, and to those who did not, I hold no ill will. It is my ambition to be a good and efficient Sheriff for the people of the County whom I love and esteem. Again, my sincerest thanks for the splendid vote you gave me. Respectfully, Tom M. Fellers . 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