The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, September 10, 1964, Image 4
PAGE FOUR
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964
See ...
The New
NORITAKE
PATTERNS
Fine China and
Oven Proof
Patterns
A floral of timeless beauty, with wide
embossed border that adds depth
and richness to the dainty pink and blue
floral cluster and wreath. Platinum trim.
vJSyi 1H ;
NEW FACULTY WELCOMED—Four new faculty members at Newberry College are shown with
Dr. A. G. D. Wiles, president of the college, prior to a dinner for faculty and staff members and
their families Saturday night in Kaufmann Hall. They are, left to right, Floyd G. Shelton, assistant
professor of French; Alexander R. Stoesen, assistant professor of history; Steen Holst Spove, in
structor in English; Dr. Wiles; and John A. Whitacre, assistant profess *r of education. Approxi
mately 200 persons were present for the dinner. (Photo by Nichols)
Yon and only you I
Highly styled fruit design in new
pastel shades. Detergent, dishwasher
and oven proof.
TURNER &
TAYLOR
Awning Needs
For Your
CARPORTS
Wrought Iron
Shutters
Quality REYNOLDS Aluminum
WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE
YOU 20%
No money down—local bank
financing.
For information see
Dempsey Bonner’s
Awning Co.
Route 1 Phone 276-5252
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Are You
Listening?
By EARL WILSON
Quite often we read in our newspapers of some new nu
clear explosion and our minds are reminded of the devastita-
tion that can come fro ma single bomb. We hear much about
’’hot-line” telephones and the finger that is responsible for
pulling the trigger. Such words as radio-activity, radiation,
and fall-out have become household words of todays world,
but there is still a more devastating type of fall-out in our
world today than that caused by nuclear explosion. It is the
“fall-out” that is taking place in our churches.
More and more our nation is becoming paganized simply
because there are so many church members who never dark
en the door of the church. It isn’t that they are against the
church, but they are not completely for it. They are always
willing to allow other activities to come first. They have
replaced God in their hearts with golf tournaments, fishing
expeditions, and boating on the lake. Fall-out that is caused
by a lack of concern is far more dangerous and long-lasting
than that caused by an atomic bomb. Nuclear fall-out is
destroying, and I pray we will never experience it again; but
it will never do the damage that spiritual fall-out will do.
Once the cities of Hiroshimi and Nagasaki had recovered
from the death-dealing blow of an atomic bomb; and once
they felt safe in their streets again, they had the awesome
task of restoring normal living conditions. The greatest need
today is for Christians to recognize that their silence about
SEARS
78th Anniversary
CELEBRATION
L
I
t -
t
. if-
' -s to#
l
y^T\
t
r
&
f
£
£
h
v-yjlv»
• ' ■ -
■ ' t qgM )■. Av v ' ^
MM
Our brightest, most power
ful... most stable picture
Our BEST ALL-CHANNEL
19-INCH TV
(Over-all diag. measure, 174—sq. in. viewing area)
95
Slashed $17 . . $147
Was S164.95. Gets VHP or UHF channels 2 to 83 . . . even in far fringe areas. Keyed
automatic gain control assures picture stability. Powerful 20,000-volt chassis. Tint
ed picture tube. Lighted channel number indicator. Private earphone with 15-ft. cord
... shuts off speaker when in use. Big 5-in. oval speaker. Set-and-forget volume con
trol. Plastic cabinet. About 16x23x13 inches.
57 Y 5120N—Ivory with charcoal gray trim
57 Y 5121N—Ebony with silver-color trim
Shipping weight 40 pounds. $7.50 monthly Cash $147.95
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
MAIN STREET
CATALOG SALES OFFICE
Hours: 9-5:30 Mon.-Sat
Phone 276-1510
their Saviour is allowing the elements of sin to take over.
If the “Love of Christ” were to sincerely constrain us there
would be released the greatest amount of spiritual energy
ever known, and the “gates of hell” could not stand up ag
ainst the Church. Instead of standing firm for Christ most
Christians take an identical stand to that taken by Pontius
Pilate, who said, “I find no fault with this man.” He found
no fault in him, but he let the crowd crucify him. The Bible
says, “He that is not with me is against me; and.he that
gathereth not with me scattereth abroad.”
Are you listening?
BY LINDA NORRIS
T HE illustrious Jules Massenet
was, after Gounod, the most
popular of French opera com
posers . . . His influence on
French opera started to decline
only with the decisive turn
towards modem music and his
works still are favorites on
stages throughout the world . . .
“Herodiade” retells the Biblical
story of Salome, whose passion
for the saintly prophet John the
Baptist led to his beheading . . .
Massenet’s opera is less grue-
somely morbid than Richard
Strauss’ more famous opera on
the same subject, but it is warmly
sensuous in feeling with a luxuri
ant oriental melodiousness that
made it a favorite for decades in
the United States.
When Herodiade was first per
formed at Lyon, its success was
augmented by a scandal—the
Cardinal of that city decreed
excommunication against Masse
net and his librettist with the
result that ticket sales soared
. . . Now, in Angel’s “Highlights
from Herodiade,” Regine Crespin,
who has performed excerpts from
numerous operas on Angel pre
viously, is heard as Salome, with
Rita Gorr as her stepmother,
Herodias; Albert Lanee as John
the Baptist; Michael Dens as
Herod and Jacques Mars as the
astrologer Phanuel.
BY HELEN HALE
Luncheon Delights
To boiled asparagus spears,
add melted butter mixed with
a tablespoon of lemon juice and
2 tablespoons of chopped parsley.
For molded or tossed tuna fish
salad, use this dressing: 8 ounces
of soured cream, 2 ounces of
roquefort cheese, garlic salt,
onion salt and dry mustard.
Lemon Angel Custard Cake
is marvelously refreshing served
with an orange-flavored powdered
sugar icing. Garnish with sec
tions of mandarin oranges, drained
from the can.
Make baking powder biscuit
dough, and shape into strips.
Brush with butter, sprinkle with
sesame seeds and bake.
Place a spoonful of very firm
vanilla ice cream on each pan
cake and roll. Serve with butter
scotch sauce.
Fill peach halves with canned
luncheon meat. Top with catsup
and mustard and broil.
RITZ
Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Shirley MacLaine, Robert Mitch-
um, Paul Newman, Dean Martin,
Gene Kelly
WHAT A WAY
TOGO
Shows Thurs and Fri. 3:00, 4:51,
6:57, 9:03.
Shows Saturday 1:00, 2:51, 4:57,
7:03, 9:09.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
William Holden, Audrey Hepburn
PARIS WHEN
IT SIZZLES
Shows: 3:00, 5:02, 7:04, 9:06
CLOVER LEAF
DRIVE-IN
Theatre
The Drive-In will only be open
Friday, Saturday and Sunday un
til further notice
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Devil Ship Pirates
First Run Picture In Newberry
Christopher Lee, Andrew Keir
SUNDAY
Sean Connery, Pedro Armendariz
FROM RUSSIA
WITH LOVE
ALWAYS A COLOR COMEDY
Rev. ROBERT H. HARPER
PALM SUNDAY
P ALM SUNDAY will be March
22 this year, Easter March 29.
It is recorded that when Jesus
came from Bethany on the day
of his Triumphal Entry into Je
rusalem, he sent two of his disci
ples to go to a place where two
ways met and to loose the colt
which they would find there and
bring him to Jesus that the hum
ble beast might be a mount for
the Christ as he rode into the
city of his fathers.
And the multitude that fol
lowed with him and they who
went before broke branches from
trees along the way and spread
them in the way, and correctly
identifying the occasion with a
passage of the Psalms, they
cried: “Hosanna, blessed is he
that cometh in name of the Lord!”
And the whole city was moved,
saying, “Who is this?”
Several lessons are to be drawn
from the record of the Triumphal
Entry. It may lead us to think of
and contrast Sunday religion and
week-day religion. When you sit
in a cushioned pew, where the
light softly filters through rich
stained-glass windows the anthem
is good, the congregational sing
ing is uplifting and the pastor’s
sermon inspiring, it may seem
easy to be religious, but when
the trials of the every-day come
religion may be another matter.
So some of those who hailed Jesus
with glad acclaim on Palm Sun
day may have followed him afar
off on Good Friday.
And so it may be in other
ways. Thus may the Spirit lead us
to “A faith that will not shrink,
though pressed by every foe, that
will not tremble on the brink of
any earthly woe.”
Carpenter’s
INTERSTATE ROUTE 65
THROUGH SOUTH CAROL! MA
»tw». »-i-
Smohey Say*:
RUB PREVENTION
Good advice for everyone I
An Important
item of your
fall wardrobe
is your suitl
Come select it
Carpenter’s
Welcome ..
Newberry College Students
We are happy to have you in our City, and
invite you to come by and visit our
Hmwraitg
where you will find an excellent selection of
latest college styles . . .
Sports Coats • Sweaters • Suits
Ties • Shoes • Slacks . . .
and other items of apparel to
make you the best dressed campus
man.
DRESS SHIRTS and
SPORT SHIRTS
HATS IN LATE STYLES
Drop by and browse around. We’d
love to have you!
(L 2Unj Summer, Jttr
Httterattij &l|0p
MAIN STREET
NEWBERRY