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THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1964
THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Garden Club
district meet
The East Piedmont District
Presidents’ Meeting' of the Garden
Club of South Carolina was held
at the Grace Methodist church in
Union on September 15. The
Good Neighbors Garden Club was
liOstess for the occasion.
A delightful coffee hour and
registration preceded the busi
ness session during which Mrs. E.
H. Hughes, District Director, of
Union presided. The invocation
was given by Mayor C. P. Strib-
ling who also welcomed the gar
den club members to Union.
Plans of work for the coming
year were given by the State
officers, state and district chair
men.
Highlight of the meeting was
a mesage delivered by Mrs. Dew
ey Johnson, president of the Gar
den Club of South Carolina, of
Greenwood. She was introduced
by Mrs. Gary Paschal, immediate
past president, of Columbia.
Mrs. Fred E. Holcombe of Clin
ton was elected East Piedmont
District Director and will take
office in April 1965.
Following a delicious luncheon,
the resolutions were made by Mrs.
John R. Frazier,. co-director, of
Newberry.
A flower arranging demonstra
tion entitled “Modern Design
Stressing Textures” was present
ed by Mrs. R. M. Riddle of Ches
ter. J. C. Dowling of Gaffney as
sisted with the program.
In attendance
at seminar
A delegation of Jehovah’s Wit
nesses from the local congrega
tion returned late Sunday from a
three-day Bible Seminar at Green
wood.
Heading the list of Bible lec
tures heard was the climactic ad
dress Sunday in which Bruce E.
Griffin, district supervisor, pre
dicted the only means by which the
divisions in the world would be
healed will be by God’s Kingdom,
under Christ Jesus.
T. L. Brooks, presiding minister
here, said local Jehovah’s Wit
nesses, as a public service, provide
free Bible instruction on thi> and
other aspects of scriptural pro
phecy.
571 people were present for the
featured address and six were
baptized and ordained into the
ministry as a highlight of the Sat
urday sessions.
Attending from Newberry were
the following: Mrs. Jack Jenkins,
Mrs. Warren Cousins, Mrs. Robt.
O’Dell, Mrs. Emmett Nichols, Mrs.
W. Roy Anderson, Mrs. Richard
Baker, Mrs. Billy O’Dell, Mrs.
Melvin Attaway, Miss Grace
Summer, Mrs. John Frazier, Mrs.
John Lindsay, Mrs. J. E. Wise
man Sr., and Mrs. C. I. Youmans.
More members
Boosters Club
Powell Way Jr., Bill Knox, E. 0.
Shealy, James Medlock, Ben Bud-
din, Elon W. Mills, Harvey Kirk
land, Harry Cromer, Mary F.
Bannister, Mrs. Grady Carter,
Betty Williams, Jake Corley, De
Harts Grocery, David B. Ringer,
Mrs. Irby Long, Tom Summer,
John Baxter, Monty Smith, Bill
Ne-wbold, Richard Mack, S. C. Alt
man, Frances O’Dell Bannister,
Bobby Kibler, Rev. M. B. Lee,
Mrs. J. B. Gowan, C. W. Jones,
Bob Harvey;
Also, Steve Reeves, Fred Rod-
elsperger, Rev. Kenneth Hewitt
Jr., Mrs. Paul Whitaker, Buddy
Morehead, Mrs. A. E. Morehead,
Clarence Duncan Jr., John T. Nor
ris, Robert Lindler, Mrs. Carolyn
Lipscomb, Bob Clark, James Earl
Stjvens, Jane Ragland, Charles
Ragland, David R. Ringer, Bub
S inmers, Reginald Price, DeLaney
P.-ije, Ed Haltiwanger, Lewis
\ichols, Albert McCaughrin, J. W.
i’oy, James D. Brown, Miss Sa
rah Folk, Van Cuthbertson, Mrs.
Fred Rodelsperger, Mrs. Roy
Mills, Mills Gulf Station;
Also, Harold Stone, James S.
Lewis, Mrs. Mabel Jones, Harry
Avedesian, Harold Epps, Ned Dan
ielson, Frank Culclasure, Buck
Minick, Jessie L. Dickert, State
Building and Loan Association,
J. R. Frazier, Alvin Kinard, Andy
Anderson, Noble Terrel, Ed Rol
lins, Lawes Gallman Jr., J. B.
Livingston Jr., John Billingsley,
Roy Anderson, 0. L. Cook Jr., Bob
Creekmore, Lin Slaton, Lomin-
ack’s Hardware, Mrs. Ed Bartley,
John David Ruff, Mrs. Ned Pur
cell;
Also, Robert Yon, Leland Mills,
Leland E. King, Tommy Boozer,
James S. Ren wick Jr., Butch
Nobles, Loyd Lunsford, J. L. Booz
er, Bo Sanders, P. K. Fuller, Jack
Lathrop, Newberry County Bank,
Coach Red Burnett, Graham F.
Grady, Heyward L. Fulmer, For
est P. Brannon, P. K. Harmon,
Mrs. W. D. Shealy Jr., Dr. Rich
ard lominick Jr., Hubert Graham,
George Stephen H. B. Rayfield,
Clarence Kibler, Norman Beck,
Jimmy Kyzer, Bill Lewis,, Elzie
Turner, Lamar Hazel, Mrs. M. B.
Crooks, Charles A. Hazel.
Also, Frank Bartley, Wayne
Beck, Bill Sheppard, Hubert J.
Kinard, H. O. Miller, Lewis Black,
Linda Seymore, Ronald Schumpert,
Alvin Hipp, Marty Mathis, Bill
LeValley, Russell Addy, Dr. S. E.
Carter, George P. Boozer, Leon
P. Graves, Clifton Hattaway, C.
E. Hallman, Emily Fraser, Carol
Bouknight, Ira Bougnight, Floyd
Appreciation Day
THURSDAY - FRIDAY •
SPECIAL!
SATURDAY
LAWN BROOM RAKES
59c
Eveready Flashlight Batteries _
2 for 25c
Wallrite Wall Paper, per roll
$2.89
Caulking Compound, tube
25c
Stop by for a FREE chance on a General Electric Automatic Dry Iron.
DRAWING AT 5:30 P. M. SATURDAY
Winning number will be posted in window. You need not be present to
win.
Chapman-Hawkins Hd’e
1319 MAIN STREET
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Newberry-Saluda Fair
Newberry, S. C.
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REITHOFFER SHOWS
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OCTOBER 5-10
GIGANTIC MIDWAY
Many Exciting Thrills
Rides Galore!
FREE
SCHOOL
DAYS
Tickets will be delivered
to schools.
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AGRICULTURE <4tfe. e INDUSTRY,
LIVESTOCK e ARTS & CRAFTS ' w
FLOWER SHOW TUESDAY, OPENING AT 2:30 P. M.
OPENS MONDAY, OCT. 5TH, 6:00 P. M, ^
**r NEWBERRY FAIRGROUNDS
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FINANCE
WITH A HOME
IMPROVEMENT
LOAN
EASY TO
ARRANGE
CONVENIENT
TO REPAY
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
Mills, Furman Epps, Nancy
Hornsby, Jack Davis, Stanly Senn
and Ken, Joe Fanning;
Also, H. R. Fuller, Harold
Hayes, Carl Setzler, Lloyd Brig-
man, T. Kenneth Cook, Ronnie
Oswald, Burin Mitchel, Harold
Hendrix, George Summer, Terry
Shaver, Dave Hayes, G. H. Con
nelly, Curtis Turner, E. A. Magbee,
Homer Berry, Jack Chappell, J.
L. “Doc” Long, John Senn, Jessie
Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Jessie F.
Hawkins, Harold Leopard, Billy
Beard, Cannon Const. Co., Mrs. Ed
Cannon, Cyril Hutchinson, Mrs.
Cyril Hutchinson, James Olin
Smith, Everett Sterling, J. W.
Cook, Frances Miller, Jim Dandy
Film Service, John Earnhardt, Ro
bert Cotton Davis, C. R. Crowder,
Dr. J. E. Wessinger, Woodrow
Lathrop, Maxwell Bros. & Lind
say, Billy Dominick, Carolina Blue
Granite, Ann Whitener, Guy
Whitener Jr., Clinton-Newberry
Natural Gas Authority.
RITZ
Theatre
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THURSDAY
Deborah Kerr, Hayley Mills,
John Mills
The Chalk Garden
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Frankie Avalon, Annette Funi-
ceillo. Buddy Huckett
Muscle Beach
Party
MONDAY, TUESDAY &
WEDNESDAY
Gina Lollobrigida, Sean Connery,
Ralph Richardson
Woman of Straw
CLOVER LEAF
DRIVE-IN
Theatre
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
FIRST RUN PICTURE
Law of the
Lawless
Dale Robertson, Yvonne de Carlo
SUNDAY
Looking for Love
Connfe Francis, Jim Hutton
ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON
BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
DURING
Newberry Appreciation Days
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
The special bargains in our store during Newberry
Appreciation Days will convince you that this is the
time to stock up for Christmas.
Come in and register for a prize to be given by
our Shop, and for cash prizes fo be awarded Satur
day at 6 p.m.
SUMMER’S HOBBY & SPORT
SHOP
MAIN STREET NEWBERRY
GO FOR FLAVOR,
GO FOR PET.
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MAX COMPANY
DAIRY DIVISION
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Abrams names
Heart chairman
John Irving Smith of Greenville,
vice president of Abney Mills,
will be the Western Division
Chairman of the 1965 Heart Fund
campaign, it was announced to
day by Pinckney N. Abrams,
Chairman of the Heart Fund cam
paign Executive Committee.
Proceeds of tha campaign will
be used to fight the heart and cir
culatory diseases now responsible
for more than 52 percent of all
deaths in South Carolina. These
diseases include heart attack,
stroke, high blood pressure and
hardening of the arteries, rheu
matic fever and inborn heart de
fects.
•B. M. Montgomery, M.D. of
Newberry, is president of the
Heart Association.
The annual nationwide cam
paign, which supports the re
search, education and community
service programs of the American
Heart Association and its affil
iates begins with the opening of
Heart Month, February 1. It con
tinues throughout the month of
February.
August Bond
sales $18,237
Combined E and H Savings
Bonds sales for August in New
berry County total $18,237 reports
Joe M. Roberts, County Savings
Bonds Chairman.
. Combined E and H sales in the
state for August totaled $2,239,-
305, a 7 per cent increase over
sales for August of last year, re
ports Robert G. Clawson, State
Chairman of the U. S. oavings
Bonds Committee.
BAZAAR PLANNED
BY ST. LUKE’S
Thursday, November 5 has been
set as the date for the annual Ba
zaar of the Women's Guild of St.
Luke’s Episcopal Church. Through
the years, the bazaar has become
well known for the variety of
items it offers, especially in the
line of Christmas decorations and
gifts.
Plans are being made for the ba
zaar and workshops will be held
each Monday until Bazaar time.
Location for the event will be the
Parish House, adjacent to the
church. .
LEGION AUXILIARY
TO MEET TODAY
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet today (Thursday) at
four o’clock with Mrs. Olin Wea—
singer on Evans Street. Associata
hostesses will be Mrs. C. A. Dtrf-
ford, Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mra.
D. J. Williams.
Building Permits
Building permits issued by the
city during the past week total
ed $15,612. They were as follows:
Alter * Dwelling: Ernest Baas,
1611 Silas St.
Erect a building: Duane Gilliam,
Reid St.; C. E. Wiggers, 2127 Ade
laide St.
Additions to dwelling: James I*
Brown, 701 McSwain St; H. L.
Cockrell, 1805 Earper St.
Repairs to dwelling: Albert Ki
nard, 1228 Simpkins St.; Joe M.
Miller, 1309 Caldwell St.; John
Evans, 913 Cline St; Fred C. Gil
bert, 2400 Main St; Charlie Bur
ton, 913 Bess St; Joe M. Miller,
1130 Douglas St; Mrs. Parks,
1509 Caldwell St.; Catherine
Humnhries, 701 Wright St; W.
H. Chapman, 721 Cromer St;
James W. Sligh, 831 Boyd St; H.
L. Hedgepath, 2622 Harrington St.
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fust be sure it's PET...you bet!
Appreciation Days
(Thursday - Friday - Saturday)
BLACK CALF PUMP by “Risque”
(AAA to B - Regular $10.99)
FREE—1 pair “Miss Teen” Hose given with every
pair of “Old Maine Trotters” or “Spalding” Loafers
sold these three days.
Register in our store for $10.00 Gift Certificate
ANDERSON’S
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MAIN STREET
NEWBERRY
Visit
Newberry County
Bank
during
Appreciation Days
October I, 2, 3
v. YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY WINNER OF
$25.00 Bond
We are happy to join with other Newberry Merch
ants in showing our appreciation to YOU, our Cus
tomers.